diff --git a/.gitattributes b/.gitattributes new file mode 100644 index 00000000..08de5910 --- /dev/null +++ b/.gitattributes @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +zippedData/im.db filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text +zippedData/im.db diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0d9a9576 --- /dev/null +++ b/.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +zippedData/im.db diff --git a/Python.gitignore b/Python.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b6f14cb9 --- /dev/null +++ b/Python.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1,202 @@ +# Byte-compiled / optimized / DLL files +__pycache__/ +*.py[cod] +*$py.class + +# C extensions +*.so + +# Distribution / packaging +.Python +build/ +develop-eggs/ +dist/ +downloads/ +eggs/ +.eggs/ +lib/ +lib64/ +parts/ +sdist/ +var/ +wheels/ +share/python-wheels/ +*.egg-info/ +.installed.cfg +*.egg +MANIFEST + +# PyInstaller +# Usually these files are written by a python script from a template +# before PyInstaller builds the exe, so as to inject date/other infos into it. +*.manifest +*.spec + +# Installer logs +pip-log.txt +pip-delete-this-directory.txt + +# Unit test / coverage reports +htmlcov/ +.tox/ +.nox/ +.coverage +.coverage.* +.cache +nosetests.xml +coverage.xml +*.cover +*.py,cover +.hypothesis/ +.pytest_cache/ +cover/ + +# Translations +*.mo +*.pot + +# Django stuff: +*.log +local_settings.py +db.sqlite3 +db.sqlite3-journal + +# Flask stuff: +instance/ +.webassets-cache + +# Scrapy stuff: +.scrapy + +# Sphinx documentation +docs/_build/ + +# PyBuilder +.pybuilder/ +target/ + +# Jupyter Notebook +.ipynb_checkpoints +# DB files +.db +im.db +zippedData/im.db +im.db.zip +.zip +.db.zip + +# IPython +profile_default/ +ipython_config.py + +# pyenv +# For a library or package, you might want to ignore these files since the code is +# intended to run in multiple environments; otherwise, check them in: +# .python-version + +# pipenv +# According to pypa/pipenv#598, it is recommended to include Pipfile.lock in version control. +# However, in case of collaboration, if having platform-specific dependencies or dependencies +# having no cross-platform support, pipenv may install dependencies that don't work, or not +# install all needed dependencies. +#Pipfile.lock + +# UV +# Similar to Pipfile.lock, it is generally recommended to include uv.lock in version control. +# This is especially recommended for binary packages to ensure reproducibility, and is more +# commonly ignored for libraries. +#uv.lock + +# poetry +# Similar to Pipfile.lock, it is generally recommended to include poetry.lock in version control. +# This is especially recommended for binary packages to ensure reproducibility, and is more +# commonly ignored for libraries. +# https://python-poetry.org/docs/basic-usage/#commit-your-poetrylock-file-to-version-control +#poetry.lock +#poetry.toml + +# pdm +# Similar to Pipfile.lock, it is generally recommended to include pdm.lock in version control. +#pdm.lock +# pdm stores project-wide configurations in .pdm.toml, but it is recommended to not include it +# in version control. +# https://pdm.fming.dev/latest/usage/project/#working-with-version-control +.pdm.toml +.pdm-python +.pdm-build/ + +# PEP 582; used by e.g. github.com/David-OConnor/pyflow and github.com/pdm-project/pdm +__pypackages__/ + +# Celery stuff +celerybeat-schedule +celerybeat.pid + +# SageMath parsed files +*.sage.py + +# Environments +.env +.venv +env/ +venv/ +ENV/ +env.bak/ +venv.bak/ + +# Spyder project settings +.spyderproject +.spyproject + +# Rope project settings +.ropeproject + +# mkdocs documentation +/site + +# mypy +.mypy_cache/ +.dmypy.json +dmypy.json + +# Pyre type checker +.pyre/ + +# pytype static type analyzer +.pytype/ + +# Cython debug symbols +cython_debug/ + +# PyCharm +# JetBrains specific template is maintained in a separate JetBrains.gitignore that can +# be found at https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/main/Global/JetBrains.gitignore +# and can be added to the global gitignore or merged into this file. For a more nuclear +# option (not recommended) you can uncomment the following to ignore the entire idea folder. +#.idea/ + +# Abstra +# Abstra is an AI-powered process automation framework. +# Ignore directories containing user credentials, local state, and settings. +# Learn more at https://abstra.io/docs +.abstra/ + +# Visual Studio Code +# Visual Studio Code specific template is maintained in a separate VisualStudioCode.gitignore +# that can be found at https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/main/Global/VisualStudioCode.gitignore +# and can be added to the global gitignore or merged into this file. However, if you prefer, +# you could uncomment the following to ignore the entire vscode folder +# .vscode/ + +# Ruff stuff: +.ruff_cache/ + +# PyPI configuration file +.pypirc + +# Cursor +# Cursor is an AI-powered code editor. `.cursorignore` specifies files/directories to +# exclude from AI features like autocomplete and code analysis. Recommended for sensitive data +# refer to https://docs.cursor.com/context/ignore-files +.cursorignore +.cursorindexingignore diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index e2c38bc5..b5e02341 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ In the folder `zippedData` are movie datasets from: Because it was collected from various locations, the different files have different formats. Some are compressed CSV (comma-separated values) or TSV (tab-separated values) files that can be opened using spreadsheet software or `pd.read_csv`, while the data from IMDB is located in a SQLite database. -![movie data erd](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/learn-co-curriculum/dsc-phase-2-project-v3/master/movie_data_erd.jpeg) +![movie data erd](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/learn-co-curriculum/dsc-phase-2-project-v3/main/movie_data_erd.jpeg) Note that the above diagram shows ONLY the IMDB data. You will need to look carefully at the features to figure out how the IMDB data relates to the other provided data files. @@ -168,38 +168,13 @@ For further reading on creating professional notebooks and `README`s, check out ***To pass this project, you must pass each project rubric objective.*** The project rubric objectives for Phase 2 are: -1. Attention to Detail -2. Data Communication -3. Authoring Jupyter Notebooks -4. Data Manipulation and Analysis with `pandas` - -### Attention to Detail - -If you have searched for a job, you have probably seen "attention to detail" appear on a job description. In a [survey of hiring managers](https://www.payscale.com/data-packages/job-skills), fully 56% of them said they felt that recent college grads lacked this skill. So, what does "attention to detail" mean, and how will you be graded on it at Flatiron School? - -Attention to detail means that you accomplish tasks thoroughly and accurately. You need to understand what is being asked of you, and double-check that your work fulfills all of the requirements. This will help make you a "no-brainer hire" because it helps employers feel confident that they will not have to double-check your work. For further reading, check out [this article](https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/attention-to-detail) from Indeed. - -***Attention to detail will be graded based on the project checklist. In Phase 2, you need to complete 60% (6 out of 10) or more of the checklist elements in order to pass the Attention to Detail objective.*** The standard for passing the Attention to Detail objective will increase with each Phase, until you are required to complete all elements to pass Phase 5 (Capstone). - -The [Phase 2 Project Checklist](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PjJwdek9EeIy9tYdvlC4bvKvwYcI2xHO1wEMENfqo5E/edit?usp=sharing) is linked here as well as directly in Canvas. The elements highlighted in yellow are the elements you need to complete in order to pass this objective. We recommend that you make your own copy of this document, so that you can check off each element as you complete it. The checklist also contains more specific, detailed guidance about the deliverables described above. - -Below are the definitions of each rubric level for this objective. This information is also summarized in the rubric, which is attached to the project submission assignment. - -#### Exceeds Objective -70% or more of the project checklist items are complete - -#### Meets Objective (Passing Bar) -60% of the project checklist items are complete - -#### Approaching Objective -50% of the project checklist items are complete - -#### Does Not Meet Objective -40% or fewer of the project checklist items are complete +1. Data Communication +2. Authoring Jupyter Notebooks +3. Data Manipulation and Analysis with `pandas` ### Data Communication -Communication is another key "soft skill". In [the same survey mentioned above](https://www.payscale.com/data-packages/job-skills), 46% of hiring managers said that recent college grads were missing this skill. +Communication is a key "soft skill". In [this survey](https://www.payscale.com/data-packages/job-skills), 46% of hiring managers said that recent college grads were missing this skill. Because "communication" can encompass such a wide range of contexts and skills, we will specifically focus our Phase 2 objective on Data Communication. We define Data Communication as: diff --git a/index.ipynb b/index.ipynb new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3623bc14 --- /dev/null +++ b/index.ipynb @@ -0,0 +1,643 @@ +{ + "cells": [ + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "5d35b2b4", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "# Phase 2 Project Description" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "b5e9e179", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "You've made it through the second phase of this course, and now you will put your new skills to use with a large end-of-Phase project!\n", + "\n", + "In this project description, we will cover:\n", + "\n", + "* [***Project Overview:***](#project-overview) the project goal, audience, and dataset\n", + "* [***Deliverables:***](#deliverables) the specific items you are required to produce for this project\n", + "* [***Grading:***](#grading) how your project will be scored\n", + "* [***Getting Started:***](#getting-started) guidance for how to begin your first project" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "58851385", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "## Project Overview" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "6f37995f", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "For this project, you will use exploratory data analysis to generate insights for a business stakeholder." + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "8b0f1668", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "### Business Problem" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "dce55d1d", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Your company now sees all the big companies creating original video content and they want to get in on the fun. They have decided to create a new movie studio, but they don’t know anything about creating movies. You are charged with exploring what types of films are currently doing the best at the box office. You must then translate those findings into actionable insights that the head of your company's new movie studio can use to help decide what type of films to create." + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "d3d557bf", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "### The Data" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "ca34efb7", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "In the folder `zippedData` are movie datasets from:\n", + "\n", + "* [Box Office Mojo](https://www.boxofficemojo.com/)\n", + "* [IMDB](https://www.imdb.com/)\n", + "* [Rotten Tomatoes](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/)\n", + "* [TheMovieDB](https://www.themoviedb.org/)\n", + "* [The Numbers](https://www.the-numbers.com/)\n", + "\n", + "Because it was collected from various locations, the different files have different formats. Some are compressed CSV (comma-separated values) or TSV (tab-separated values) files that can be opened using spreadsheet software or `pd.read_csv`, while the data from IMDB is located in a SQLite database.\n", + "\n", + "![movie data erd](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/learn-co-curriculum/dsc-phase-2-project-v3/main/movie_data_erd.jpeg)\n", + "\n", + "Note that the above diagram shows ONLY the IMDB data. You will need to look carefully at the features to figure out how the IMDB data relates to the other provided data files.\n", + "\n", + "It is up to you to decide what data from this to use and how to use it. If you want to make this more challenging, you can scrape websites or make API calls to get additional data. If you are feeling overwhelmed or behind, we recommend you use only the following data files:\n", + "\n", + "* `im.db.zip`\n", + " * Zipped SQLite database (you will need to unzip then query using SQLite)\n", + " * `movie_basics` and `movie_ratings` tables are most relevant\n", + "* `bom.movie_gross.csv.gz`\n", + " * Compressed CSV file (you can open without expanding the file using `pd.read_csv`)" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "5ace6e4f", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "### Key Points" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "c9d2edeb", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "* **Your analysis should yield three concrete business recommendations.** The ultimate purpose of exploratory analysis is not just to learn about the data, but to help an organization perform better. Explicitly relate your findings to business needs by recommending actions that you think the business should take.\n", + "\n", + "* **Communicating about your work well is extremely important.** Your ability to provide value to an organization - or to land a job there - is directly reliant on your ability to communicate with them about what you have done and why it is valuable. Create a storyline your audience (the head of the new movie studio) can follow by walking them through the steps of your process, highlighting the most important points and skipping over the rest.\n", + "\n", + "* **Use plenty of visualizations.** Visualizations are invaluable for exploring your data and making your findings accessible to a non-technical audience. Spotlight visuals in your presentation, but only ones that relate directly to your recommendations. Simple visuals are usually best (e.g. bar charts and line graphs), and don't forget to format them well (e.g. labels, titles)." + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "474e2ec3", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "## Deliverables" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "eaeda85f", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "There are three deliverables for this project:\n", + "\n", + "* A **non-technical presentation**\n", + "* A **Jupyter Notebook**\n", + "* A **GitHub repository**" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "a7f8e274", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "### Non-Technical Presentation" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "540d5c27", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "The non-technical presentation is a slide deck presenting your analysis to business stakeholders.\n", + "\n", + "* ***Non-technical*** does not mean that you should avoid mentioning the technologies or techniques that you used, it means that you should explain any mentions of these technologies and avoid assuming that your audience is already familiar with them.\n", + "* ***Business stakeholders*** means that the audience for your presentation is the company, not the class or teacher. Do not assume that they are already familiar with the specific business problem.\n", + "\n", + "The presentation describes the project ***goals, data, methods, and results***. It must include at least ***three visualizations*** which correspond to ***three business recommendations***.\n", + "\n", + "We recommend that you follow this structure, although the slide titles should be specific to your project:\n", + "\n", + "1. Beginning\n", + " * Overview\n", + " * Business Understanding\n", + "2. Middle\n", + " * Data Understanding\n", + " * Data Analysis\n", + "3. End\n", + " * Recommendations\n", + " * Next Steps\n", + " * Thank You\n", + " * This slide should include a prompt for questions as well as your contact information (name and LinkedIn profile)\n", + "\n", + "You will give a live presentation of your slides and submit them in PDF format on Canvas. The slides should also be present in the GitHub repository you submit with a file name of `presentation.pdf`.\n", + "\n", + "The graded elements of the presentation are:\n", + "\n", + "* Presentation Content\n", + "* Slide Style\n", + "* Presentation Delivery and Answers to Questions\n", + "\n", + "See the [Grading](#grading) section for further explanation of these elements.\n", + "\n", + "For further reading on creating professional presentations, check out:\n", + "\n", + "* [Presentation Content](https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/dsc-project-presentation-content)\n", + "* [Slide Style](https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/dsc-project-slide-design)" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "d27915ba", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "### Jupyter Notebook" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "2d5d45ea", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "The Jupyter Notebook is a notebook that uses Python and Markdown to present your analysis to a data science audience.\n", + "\n", + "* ***Python and Markdown*** means that you need to construct an integrated `.ipynb` file with Markdown (headings, paragraphs, links, lists, etc.) and Python code to create a well-organized, skim-able document.\n", + " * The notebook kernel should be restarted and all cells run before submission, to ensure that all code is runnable in order.\n", + " * Markdown should be used to frame the project with a clear introduction and conclusion, as well as introducing each of the required elements.\n", + "* ***Data science audience*** means that you can assume basic data science proficiency in the person reading your notebook. This differs from the non-technical presentation.\n", + "\n", + "Along with the presentation, the notebook also describes the project ***goals, data, methods, and results***. It must include at least ***three visualizations*** which correspond to ***three business recommendations***.\n", + "\n", + "You will submit the notebook in PDF format on Canvas as well as in `.ipynb` format in your GitHub repository.\n", + "\n", + "The graded elements for the Jupyter Notebook are:\n", + "\n", + "* Business Understanding\n", + "* Data Understanding\n", + "* Data Preparation\n", + "* Data Analysis\n", + "* Visualization\n", + "* Code Quality\n", + "\n", + "See the [Grading](#grading) section for further explanation of these elements." + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "2027aa4c", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "### GitHub Repository" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "b8057390", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "The GitHub repository is the cloud-hosted directory containing all of your project files as well as their version history.\n", + "\n", + "This repository link will be the project link that you include on your resume, LinkedIn, etc. for prospective employers to view your work. Note that we typically recommend that 3 links are highlighted (out of 5 projects) so don't stress too much about getting this one to be perfect! There will also be time after graduation for cosmetic touch-ups.\n", + "\n", + "A professional GitHub repository has:\n", + "\n", + "1. `README.md`\n", + " * A file called `README.md` at the root of the repository directory, written in Markdown; this is what is rendered when someone visits the link to your repository in the browser\n", + " * This file contains these sections:\n", + " * Overview\n", + " * Business Understanding\n", + " * Include stakeholder and key business questions\n", + " * Data Understanding and Analysis\n", + " * Source of data\n", + " * Description of data\n", + " * Three visualizations (the same visualizations presented in the slides and notebook)\n", + " * Conclusion\n", + " * Summary of conclusions including three relevant findings\n", + "2. Commit history\n", + " * Progression of updates throughout the project time period, not just immediately before the deadline\n", + " * Clear commit messages\n", + " * Commits from all team members (if a group project)\n", + "3. Organization\n", + " * Clear folder structure\n", + " * Clear names of files and folders\n", + " * Easily-located notebook and presentation linked in the README\n", + "4. Notebook(s)\n", + " * Clearly-indicated final notebook that runs without errors\n", + " * Exploratory/working notebooks (can contain errors, redundant code, etc.) from all team members (if a group project)\n", + "5. `.gitignore`\n", + " * A file called `.gitignore` at the root of the repository directory instructs Git to ignore large, unnecessary, or private files\n", + " * Because it starts with a `.`, you will need to type `ls -a` in the terminal in order to see that it is there\n", + " * GitHub maintains a [Python .gitignore](https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/Python.gitignore) that may be a useful starting point for your version of this file\n", + " * To tell Git to ignore more files, just add a new line to `.gitignore` for each new file name\n", + " * Consider adding `.DS_Store` if you are using a Mac computer, as well as project-specific file names\n", + " * If you are running into an error message because you forgot to add something to `.gitignore` and it is too large to be pushed to GitHub [this blog post](https://medium.com/analytics-vidhya/tutorial-removing-large-files-from-git-78dbf4cf83a?sk=c3763d466c7f2528008c3777192dfb95)(friend link) should help you address this\n", + "\n", + "You wil submit a link to the GitHub repository on Canvas.\n", + "\n", + "See the [Grading](#grading) section for further explanation of how the GitHub repository will be graded.\n", + "\n", + "For further reading on creating professional notebooks and `README`s, check out [this reading](https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/dsc-repo-readability-v2-2)." + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "f19694e7", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "## Grading" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "06e9cfb7", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "***To pass this project, you must pass each project rubric objective.*** The project rubric objectives for Phase 2 are:\n", + "\n", + "1. Data Communication\n", + "2. Authoring Jupyter Notebooks\n", + "3. Data Manipulation and Analysis with `pandas`" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "a4c04769", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "### Data Communication" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "0834a4ee", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Communication is a key \"soft skill\". In [this survey](https://www.payscale.com/data-packages/job-skills), 46% of hiring managers said that recent college grads were missing this skill.\n", + "\n", + "Because \"communication\" can encompass such a wide range of contexts and skills, we will specifically focus our Phase 2 objective on Data Communication. We define Data Communication as:\n", + "\n", + "> Communicating basic data analysis results to diverse audiences via writing and live presentation\n", + "\n", + "To further define some of these terms:\n", + "\n", + "* By \"basic data analysis\" we mean that you are filtering, sorting, grouping, and/or aggregating the data in order to answer business questions. This project does not involve inferential statistics or machine learning, although descriptive statistics such as measures of central tendency are encouraged.\n", + "* By \"results\" we mean your ***three visualizations and recommendations***.\n", + "* By \"diverse audiences\" we mean that your presentation and notebook are appropriately addressing a business and data science audience, respectively.\n", + "\n", + "Below are the definitions of each rubric level for this objective. This information is also summarized in the rubric, which is attached to the project submission assignment." + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "276dff7c", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Exceeds Objective" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "e87c2713", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Creates and describes appropriate visualizations for given business questions, where each visualization fulfills all elements of the checklist\n", + "\n", + "> This \"checklist\" refers to the Data Visualization checklist within the larger Phase 2 Project Checklist" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "b4e8a4c7", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Meets Objective (Passing Bar)" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "bc4e21d0", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Creates and describes appropriate visualizations for given business questions\n", + "\n", + "> This objective can be met even if all checklist elements are not fulfilled. For example, if there is some illegible text in one of your visualizations, you can still meet this objective" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "d0403eb9", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Approaching Objective" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "22dd4ad6", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Creates visualizations that are not related to the business questions, or uses an inappropriate type of visualization\n", + "\n", + "> Even if you create very compelling visualizations, you cannot pass this objective if the visualizations are not related to the business questions\n", + "\n", + "> An example of an inappropriate type of visualization would be using a line graph to show the correlation between two independent variables, when a scatter plot would be more appropriate" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "aa1b808d", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Does Not Meet Objective" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "a8a64869", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Does not submit the required number of visualizations" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "db2e0ce8", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "### Authoring Jupyter Notebooks" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "91cc89b5", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "According to [Kaggle's 2020 State of Data Science and Machine Learning Survey](https://www.kaggle.com/kaggle-survey-2020), 74.1% of data scientists use a Jupyter development environment, which is more than twice the percentage of the next-most-popular IDE, Visual Studio Code. Jupyter Notebooks allow for reproducible, skim-able code documents for a data science audience. Comfort and skill with authoring Jupyter Notebooks will prepare you for job interviews, take-home challenges, and on-the-job tasks as a data scientist.\n", + "\n", + "The key feature that distinguishes *authoring Jupyter Notebooks* from simply *writing Python code* is the fact that Markdown cells are integrated into the notebook along with the Python cells in a notebook. You have seen examples of this throughout the curriculum, but now it's time for you to practice this yourself!\n", + "\n", + "Below are the definitions of each rubric level for this objective. This information is also summarized in the rubric, which is attached to the project submission assignment." + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "b9272672", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Exceeds Objective" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "efc937e5", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Uses Markdown and code comments to create a well-organized, skim-able document that follows all best practices\n", + "\n", + "> Refer to the [repository readability reading](https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/dsc-repo-readability-v2-2) for more tips on best practices" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "d01725ea", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Meets Objective (Passing Bar)" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "2c854f50", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Uses some Markdown to create an organized notebook, with an introduction at the top and a conclusion at the bottom" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "3e0b3385", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Approaching Objective" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "67767f89", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Uses Markdown cells to organize, but either uses only headers and does not provide any explanations or justifications, or uses only plaintext without any headers to segment out sections of the notebook\n", + "\n", + "> Headers in Markdown are delineated with one or more `#`s at the start of the line. You should have a mixture of headers and plaintext (text where the line does not start with `#`)" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "195ef62a", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Does Not Meet Objective" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "709181b9", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Does not submit a notebook, or does not use Markdown cells at all to organize the notebook" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "290335d1", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "### Data Manipulation and Analysis with `pandas`" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "2c0aae32", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "`pandas` is a very popular data manipulation library, with over 2 million downloads on Anaconda (`conda install pandas`) and over 19 million downloads on PyPI (`pip install pandas`) at the time of this writing. In our own internal data, we see that the overwhelming majority of Flatiron School DS grads use `pandas` on the job in some capacity.\n", + "\n", + "Unlike in base Python, where the Zen of Python says \"There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it\", there is often more than one valid way to do something in `pandas`. However there are still more efficient and less efficient ways to use it. Specifically, the best `pandas` code is *performant* and *idiomatic*.\n", + "\n", + "Performant `pandas` code utilizes methods and broadcasting rather than user-defined functions or `for` loops. For example, if you need to strip whitespace from a column containing string data, the best approach would be to use the [`pandas.Series.str.strip` method](https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.Series.str.strip.html) rather than writing your own function or writing a loop. Or if you want to multiply everything in a column by 100, the best approach would be to use broadcasting (e.g. `df[\"column_name\"] * 100`) instead of a function or loop. You can still write your own functions if needed, but only after checking that there isn't a built-in way to do it.\n", + "\n", + "Idiomatic `pandas` code has variable names that are meaningful words or abbreviations in English, that are related to the purpose of the variables. You can still use `df` as the name of your DataFrame if there is only one main DataFrame you are working with, but as soon as you are merging multiple DataFrames or taking a subset of a DataFrame, you should use meaningful names. For example, `df2` would not be an idiomatic name, but `movies_and_reviews` could be.\n", + "\n", + "We also recommend that you rename all DataFrame columns so that their meanings are more understandable, although it is fine to have acronyms. For example, `\"col1\"` would not be an idiomatic name, but `\"USD\"` could be.\n", + "\n", + "Below are the definitions of each rubric level for this objective. This information is also summarized in the rubric, which is attached to the project submission assignment." + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "e070c91b", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Exceeds Objective" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "20092dcd", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Uses `pandas` to prepare data and answer business questions in an idiomatic, performant way" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "882b158d", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Meets Objective (Passing Bar)" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "c2c426e6", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Successfully uses `pandas` to prepare data in order to answer business questions\n", + "\n", + "> This includes projects that _occasionally_ use base Python when `pandas` methods would be more appropriate (such as using `enumerate()` on a DataFrame), or occasionally performs operations that do not appear to have any relevance to the business questions" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "88d1667b", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Approaching Objective" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "ec132034", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Uses `pandas` to prepare data, but makes significant errors\n", + "\n", + "> Examples of significant errors include: the result presented does not actually answer the stated question, the code produces errors, the code _consistently_ uses base Python when `pandas` methods would be more appropriate, or the submitted notebook contains significant quantities of code that is unrelated to the presented analysis (such as copy/pasted code from the curriculum or StackOverflow)" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "c5e3c86b", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "#### Does Not Meet Objective" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "d9566206", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Unable to prepare data using `pandas`\n", + "\n", + "> This includes projects that successfully answer the business questions, but do not use `pandas` (e.g. use only base Python, or use some other tool like R, Tableau, or Excel)" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "b0923637", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "## Getting Started" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "8e37e815", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "Please start by reviewing the contents of this project description. If you have any questions, please ask your instructor ASAP.\n", + "\n", + "Next, you will need to complete the [***Project Proposal***](#project_proposal) which must be reviewed by your instructor before you can continue with the project.\n", + "\n", + "Then, you will need to create a GitHub repository. There are three options:\n", + "\n", + "1. Look at the [Phase 2 Project Templates and Examples repo](https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/dsc-project-template) and follow the directions in the MVP branch.\n", + "2. Fork the [Phase 2 Project Repository](https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/dsc-phase-2-project-v3), clone it locally, and work in the `student.ipynb` file. Make sure to also add and commit a PDF of your presentation to your repository with a file name of `presentation.pdf`.\n", + "3. Create a new repository from scratch by going to [github.com/new](https://github.com/new) and copying the data files from one of the above resources into your new repository. This approach will result in the most professional-looking portfolio repository, but can be more complicated to use. So if you are getting stuck with this option, try one of the above options instead." + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "290d61a5", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "## Summary" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "id": "ac002279", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "This project will give you a valuable opportunity to develop your data science skills using real-world data. The end-of-phase projects are a critical part of the program because they give you a chance to bring together all the skills you've learned, apply them to realistic projects for a business stakeholder, practice communication skills, and get feedback to help you improve. You've got this!" + ] + } + ], + "metadata": { + "kernelspec": { + "display_name": "Python (learn-env)", + "language": "python", + "name": "learn-env" + }, + "language_info": { + "codemirror_mode": { + "name": "ipython", + "version": 3 + }, + "file_extension": ".py", + "mimetype": "text/x-python", + "name": "python", + "nbconvert_exporter": "python", + "pygments_lexer": "ipython3", + "version": "3.9.16" + } + }, + "nbformat": 4, + "nbformat_minor": 5 +} diff --git a/student.ipynb b/student.ipynb index d3bb34af..ab2864d8 100644 --- a/student.ipynb +++ b/student.ipynb @@ -14,19 +14,2377 @@ "* Blog post URL:\n" ] }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "# 1. BUSINESS UNDERSTANDING \n", + "## Business Problem\n", + "\n", + "The entertainment industry is undergoing rapid transformation, with original content emerging as a key driver of audience engagement and revenue growth. Major players like Netflix, Amazon, and other sources are heavily investing in original films —reaping substantial financial returns and strengthening their brand presence.\n", + "Recognizing this trend, Flix company has made the strategic decision to launch a new movie studio. However, it currently lacks the data-driven insights necessary to understand what factors contribute to a film’s box office success.\n", + "As data scientists, our role is to explore publicly available movie performance data to uncover patterns that indicates\n", + "what makes a movie financially successful. The goal is to provide clear data- driven, actionable recommendations that will help guide decisions about genre, budget size, release timing, and other production choices.\n", + "\n", + "\n", + "\n", + "## Stakeholders and Use Cases\n", + "Primary Stakeholder:\n", + "Head of the New Movie Studio\n", + "\n", + "Use Case:\n", + "Leverage data-driven insights to inform strategic decisions on film production. This includes identifying high-performing genres, determining optimal budget ranges, selecting ideal release windows, and shaping casting strategies—all aimed at maximizing box office success and return on investment.\n", + "\n", + "## Project Objectives\n", + "* Identify which genres perform best at the box office, considering revenue and profitability.\n", + "\n", + "* Analyze the impact of budget, runtime, cast, and release month on a film’s success.\n", + "\n", + "* Provide actionable recommendations for the types of films the company should produce.\n", + "\n", + "## Conclusion: Implications and Recommendations\n", + "\n", + "This project provides a data-driven foundation to support the successful launch of Flix company’s new movie studio while reducing financial risk. By uncovering the key factors that correlate with box office success, the Head of Studio is equipped to make informed, strategic decisions, including:\n", + "\n", + "* Genre Selection: Focus on genres with a strong track record of performance.\n", + "\n", + "* Budget Planning: Allocate production budgets based on historically successful investment ranges.\n", + "\n", + "* Release Strategy: Optimize release timing to align with peak audience engagement periods.\n", + "\n", + "* Talent Strategy: Identify the cast and crew characteristics commonly linked to high-grossing films.\n", + "\n" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "# 2. DATA UNDERSTANDING\n", + "\n", + "## Data Sources\n", + "\n", + "This project uses data from three high-quality, complementary sources of movie data:\n", + "\n", + "### 1. Box Office Mojo (bom.movie_gross.csv.gz)\n", + "\n", + "Provides domestic box office revenue data.\n", + "\n", + "Includes key features such as: title, studio, domestic_gross, release_date, and year.\n", + "\n", + "used to determine the financial performance of films.\n", + "\n", + " ### 2. IMDb(Internet Movie Database) (im.db.zip)\n", + "\n", + "Contains detailed metadata about films and user-ratings.\n", + "\n", + "Key tables used:\n", + "\n", + "* movie_basics: Includes primary_title, original_title, genres, runtime_minutes, and start_year.\n", + "\n", + "* movie_ratings: Contains user rating data (average_rating, num_votes).\n", + "\n", + "used for movie characteristics and audience quality perceptions.\n", + "\n", + " ### 3. TheMovieDB (TMDb) (tmdb.movies.csv.gz)\n", + "\n", + "TheMovieDb entails the following:\n", + "* User-generated popularity \n", + "* voting data\n", + "\n", + "Key features: title, popularity, vote_average, vote_count, release_date, genres, budget, revenue\n", + "\n", + "Purpose: Complements Box Office Mojo and IMDb with:\n", + "\n", + "Popularity metrics: Show which films gain audience traction pre- and post-release\n", + "\n", + "Vote data: Allows cross-comparison with IMDb ratings\n", + "\n", + "\n", + "### 4. The Numbers (tn.movie_budgets.csv.gz)\n", + "\n", + "It consits of Film production budgets and worldwide gross\n", + "\n", + "Key Features:\n", + "\n", + "* Release_date, movie, production_budget, domestic_gross, worldwide_gross\n", + "\n", + "Why It Matters:\n", + "\n", + "* Gives a complete financial picture by providing both the cost of making the film (production budget) and revenue generated globally.\n", + "\n", + "* Allows calculation of Return on Investment (ROI) — one of the most important metrics when deciding which types of films to produce.\n" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "# 3. DATA PREPARATION\n", + "\n", + "To determine which types of films perform best at the box office, it is essential to integrate and clean datasets from Box Office Mojo, IMDb, and The Movie Database (TMDb). The following section outlines the data preparation process, including code examples and explanations for each step.\n", + "\n", + "## Loading and inspecting the Raw data \n", + "\n", + "Befoe we load our datasets , we will import libraries which we will use.\n" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "code", + "execution_count": 1, + "metadata": {}, + "outputs": [], + "source": [ + "# Importing necessary libraries\n", + "import pandas as pd \n", + "import sqlite3\n", + "import zipfile\n" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "markdown", + "metadata": {}, + "source": [ + "The next step would be to load our datasets and see what it entails ." + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "code", + "execution_count": 3, + "metadata": {}, + "outputs": [ + { + "data": { + "text/html": [ + "
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merged_df.dropna(subset=important_imdb_cols).drop_duplicates().reset_index(drop=True)\n", + "\n", + "# # Check result\n", + "# clean_merged_df.info()\n", + "\n", + "clean_merged_df\n", + "\n" + ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "code", + "execution_count": 138, + "metadata": {}, "outputs": [], "source": [ - "# Your code here - remember to use markdown cells for comments as well!" + "# clean_merged_df.info()" ] + }, + { + "cell_type": "code", + "execution_count": null, + "metadata": {}, + "outputs": [], + "source": [] } ], "metadata": { "kernelspec": { - "display_name": "Python 3", + "display_name": "learn-env", "language": "python", "name": "python3" }, @@ -40,7 +2398,7 @@ "name": "python", "nbconvert_exporter": "python", "pygments_lexer": "ipython3", - "version": "3.6.4" + "version": "3.8.5" } }, "nbformat": 4, diff --git a/zippedData/bom.movie_gross.csv.gz b/zippedData/bom.movie_gross.csv.gz deleted file mode 100644 index d6f073b7..00000000 Binary files a/zippedData/bom.movie_gross.csv.gz 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Speech,Wein.,135500000.0,275400000,2010 +Tron Legacy,BV,172100000.0,228000000,2010 +The Karate Kid,Sony,176600000.0,182500000,2010 +Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time,BV,90800000.0,245600000,2010 +Black Swan,FoxS,107000000.0,222400000,2010 +Megamind,P/DW,148400000.0,173500000,2010 +Robin Hood,Uni.,105300000.0,216400000,2010 +The Last Airbender,Par.,131800000.0,187900000,2010 +Little Fockers,Uni.,148400000.0,162200000,2010 +Resident Evil: Afterlife,SGem,60100000.0,240100000,2010 +Shutter Island,Par.,128000000.0,166800000,2010 +Salt,Sony,118300000.0,175200000,2010 +Sex and the City 2,WB (NL),95300000.0,193000000,2010 +The Tourist,Sony,67600000.0,210700000,2010 +The Expendables,LGF,103100000.0,171400000,2010 +Grown Ups,Sony,162000000.0,109400000,2010 +Knight & Day,Fox,76400000.0,185500000,2010 +True Grit,Par.,171200000.0,81000000,2010 +Gulliver's Travels,Fox,42800000.0,194600000,2010 +Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief,Fox,88800000.0,137700000,2010 +The Social Network,Sony,97000000.0,128000000,2010 +Valentine's Day,WB (NL),110500000.0,106000000,2010 +The Sorcerer's Apprentice,BV,63200000.0,152100000,2010 +Due Date,WB,100500000.0,111200000,2010 +Eat Pray Love,Sony,80600000.0,124000000,2010 +Yogi Bear,WB,100200000.0,101300000,2010 +Red,Sum.,90400000.0,108600000,2010 +Paranormal Activity 2,Par.,84800000.0,92800000,2010 +The A-Team,Fox,77200000.0,100000000,2010 +Jackass 3-D,Par.,117200000.0,54500000,2010 +The Other Guys,Sony,119200000.0,51200000,2010 +Unstoppable,Fox,81600000.0,86200000,2010 +Step Up 3-D,BV,42400000.0,116900000,2010 +The Book of Eli,WB,94800000.0,62300000,2010 +The Town,WB,92200000.0,61800000,2010 +Date Night,Fox,98700000.0,53600000,2010 +Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole,WB,55700000.0,84400000,2010 +The Wolfman,Uni.,62000000.0,77800000,2010 +The Bounty Hunter,Sony,67099999.0,69300000,2010 +Saw 3D,LGF,45700000.0,90400000,2010 +Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps,Fox,52500000.0,82300000,2010 +The Fighter,Par.,93600000.0,35600000,2010 +Predators,Fox,52000000.0,75200000,2010 +A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010),WB (NL),63100000.0,52600000,2010 +Dear John,SGem,80000000.0,35000000,2010 +Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore,WB,43600000.0,68900000,2010 +Tooth Fairy,Fox,60000000.0,52400000,2010 +Life as We Know It,WB,53400000.0,52300000,2010 +Hereafter,WB,32700000.0,72500000,2010 +The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,MBox,10100000.0,94300000,2010 +Love and Other Drugs,Fox,32400000.0,70500000,2010 +Aftershock (Tangshan Dadizhen),CL,63000.0,100200000,2010 +Killers,LGF,47100000.0,51100000,2010 +Kick-Ass,LGF,48100000.0,48100000,2010 +Green Zone,Uni.,35100000.0,59800000,2010 +Nanny McPhee Returns,Uni.,29000000.0,64200000,2010 +Get Him to the Greek,Uni.,61000000.0,30300000,2010 +Burlesque,SGem,39400000.0,50100000,2010 +The Last Song,BV,63000000.0,26100000,2010 +Dinner for Schmucks,P/DW,73000000.0,13800000,2010 +Marmaduke,Fox,33600000.0,50100000,2010 +Piranha 3D,W/Dim.,25000000.0,58200000,2010 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+Secretariat,BV,59700000.0,537000,2010 +The Ghost Writer,Sum.,15500000.0,44700000,2010 +Morning Glory,Par.,31000000.0,29000000,2010 +Remember Me,Sum.,19100000.0,37000000,2010 +Cop Out,WB,44900000.0,10700000,2010 +The Crazies,Over.,39100000.0,15700000,2010 +From Paris with Love,LGF,24100000.0,28700000,2010 +Daybreakers,LGF,30100000.0,21300000,2010 +Alpha and Omega,LGF,25100000.0,25400000,2010 +The Switch,Mira.,27800000.0,22100000,2010 +She's Out of My League,Par.,32000000.0,17800000,2010 +Death at a Funeral (2010),SGem,42700000.0,6300000,2010 +How Do You Know,Sony,30200000.0,18500000,2010 +Charlie St. Cloud,Uni.,31200000.0,17000000,2010 +Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,Uni.,31500000.0,16100000,2010 +Heartbreaker,IFC,504000.0,46900000,2010 +The Spy Next Door,LGF,24300000.0,20900000,2010 +"The Good, the Bad, the Weird",IFC,128000.0,44100000,2010 +Machete,Fox,26600000.0,17500000,2010 +The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest,MBox,5200000.0,38300000,2010 +The Man From Nowhere,CJ,528000.0,42500000,2010 +When in Rome,BV,32700000.0,10400000,2010 +My Name is Khan,FoxS,4000000.0,38300000,2010 +Going the Distance,WB (NL),17800000.0,24200000,2010 +The Concert,Wein.,658000.0,40500000,2010 +Agora,NM,619000.0,38400000,2010 +For Colored Girls,LGF,37700000.0,17300,2010 +Brooklyn's Finest,Over.,27200000.0,9300000,2010 +Furry Vengeance,Sum.,17600000.0,18600000,2010 +Faster,CBS,23200000.0,12400000,2010 +The Kids Are All Right,Focus,20800000.0,13900000,2010 +You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger,SPC,3200000.0,31000000,2010 +The Secret in Their Eyes,SPC,6400000.0,27600000,2010 +Avatar: Special Edition,Fox,10700000.0,22500000,2010 +Leap Year,Uni.,25900000.0,6700000,2010 +You Again,BV,25700000.0,6300000,2010 +Mesrine: Killer Instinct,MBox,552000.0,30500000,2010 +The Losers,WB,23600000.0,5800000,2010 +Case 39,ParV,13300000.0,14900000,2010 +Ramona and Beezus,Fox,26200000.0,1100000,2010 +Splice,WB,17000000.0,9800000,2010 +Fair Game (2010),Sum.,9500000.0,14600000,2010 +Let Me In,Over.,12100000.0,12000000,2010 +Mao's Last Dancer,Gold.,4800000.0,17500000,2010 +Just Wright,FoxS,21500000.0,29900,2010 +Our Family Wedding,FoxS,20300000.0,1200000,2010 +My Soul to Take,Uni.,14700000.0,6200000,2010 +71 Into the Fire,JS,177000.0,20800000,2010 +"I Love You, Phillip Morris",RAtt.,2000000.0,18700000,2010 +Country Strong,SGem,20200000.0,310000,2010 +Another Year,SPC,3200000.0,16500000,2010 +Youth in Revolt,W/Dim.,15300000.0,4400000,2010 +Buried,LGF,1000000.0,18100000,2010 +[Rec] 2,Magn.,27800.0,18500000,2010 +Repo Men,Uni.,13800000.0,4600000,2010 +A Prophet (Un prophète),SPC,2100000.0,15800000,2010 +Soul Kitchen,IFC,277000.0,17600000,2010 +Mother (2010),Magn.,552000.0,16600000,2010 +Micmacs,SPC,1300000.0,15100000,2010 +The Nutcracker in 3D,Free,195000.0,16000000,2010 +Sea Rex 3D: Journey to a Prehistoric World,3D,6100000.0,9900000,2010 +I Hate Luv Storys,UTV,848000.0,14900000,2010 +Extraordinary Measures,CBS,12100000.0,3100000,2010 +Somewhere,Focus,1800000.0,12200000,2010 +Winter's Bone,RAtt.,6500000.0,7300000,2010 +The Last Station,SPC,6600000.0,6900000,2010 +Raajneeti,UTV,1500000.0,11100000,2010 +Made in Dagenham,SPC,1100000.0,11300000,2010 +Blue Valentine,Wein.,9700000.0,2600000,2010 +Tamara Drewe,SPC,560000.0,11400000,2010 +Chloe,SPC,3100000.0,8600000,2010 +Looking for Eric,IFC,55800.0,11500000,2010 +The Warrior's Way,Rela.,5700000.0,5400000,2010 +I Am Love,Magn.,5000000.0,5900000,2010 +Jonah Hex,WB,10500000.0,356000,2010 +Harry Brown,Gold.,1800000.0,8500000,2010 +Cyrus,FoxS,7500000.0,2500000,2010 +Conviction,FoxS,6800000.0,2900000,2010 +Get Low,SPC,9200000.0,518000,2010 +Babies,Focus,7300000.0,2200000,2010 +Stone,Over.,1800000.0,7700000,2010 +Peepli Live,UTV,758000.0,8700000,2010 +Never Let Me Go,FoxS,2400000.0,7000000,2010 +Mid-August Lunch,Zeit.,675000.0,8700000,2010 +MacGruber,Uni.,8500000.0,797000,2010 +City Island,Anch.,6700000.0,1200000,2010 +Inside Job,SPC,4300000.0,3600000,2010 +The Joneses,RAtt.,1500000.0,5500000,2010 +Centurion,Magn.,124000.0,6700000,2010 +Animal Kingdom,SPC,1000000.0,5700000,2010 +Nowhere Boy,Wein.,1500000.0,5100000,2010 +It's Kind of a Funny Story,Focus,6400000.0,128000,2010 +"Waiting for ""Superman""",ParV,6400000.0,9300,2010 +Greenberg,Focus,4200000.0,1900000,2010 +Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky,SPC,1600000.0,4099999,2010 +Vincere,IFC,619000.0,5100000,2010 +The Illusionist (2010),SPC,2200000.0,3400000,2010 +Exit Through the Gift Shop,PDA,3300000.0,2000000,2010 +Mademoiselle Chambon,Lorb.,532000.0,4700000,2010 +Solitary Man,Anch.,4400000.0,818000,2010 +Rabbit Hole,LGF,2200000.0,2900000,2010 +Vision,Zeit.,435000.0,4600000,2010 +Mother and Child,SPC,1100000.0,3900000,2010 +The Runaways,App.,3600000.0,1100000,2010 +Four Lions,Drft.,305000.0,4400000,2010 +Wild Grass,SPC,404000.0,4200000,2010 +Please Give,SPC,4000000.0,280000,2010 +Monsters,Magn.,237000.0,4000000,2010 +Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale,Osci.,236000.0,3800000,2010 +The Killer Inside Me,IFC,217000.0,3800000,2010 +The Perfect Game,IW,1000000.0,2800000,2010 +To Save a Life,Gold.,3800000.0,45800,2010 +Inspector Bellamy,IFC,108000.0,3600000,2010 +Catfish,Rog.,3200000.0,242000,2010 +Wild Target,Free,109000.0,3300000,2010 +Outside the Law (Hors-la-loi),,96900.0,3300000,2010 +Frozen (2010),Anch.,246000.0,2900000,2010 +Dabangg,Eros,1300000.0,1700000,2010 +Kites,Relbig.,1600000.0,1300000,2010 +Letters to God,Viv.,2800000.0,60300,2010 +Twelve,Hann.,184000.0,2400000,2010 +Tees Maar Khan,UTV,1100000.0,1400000,2010 +Fish Tank,IFC,375000.0,2000000,2010 +Housefull,Eros,1200000.0,1200000,2010 +Golmaal 3,Eros,1100000.0,935000,2010 +After.Life,Anch.,109000.0,1900000,2010 +Cairo Time,IFC,1600000.0,391000,2010 +Flipped,WB,1800000.0,,2010 +Guzaarish,UTV,1000000.0,695000,2010 +Ondine,Magn.,550000.0,1100000,2010 +Anjaana Anjaani,Eros,855000.0,761000,2010 +John Rabe,Strand,67500.0,1400000,2010 +Restrepo,NGE,1300000.0,105000,2010 +Raavan,Relbig.,709000.0,648000,2010 +The City of Your Final Destination,Scre.,493000.0,859000,2010 +It's a Wonderful Afterlife,UTV,,1300000,2010 +Ajami,Kino,622000.0,669000,2010 +Army of Crime,Lorb.,37000.0,1200000,2010 +Lebanon,SPC,368000.0,830000,2010 +Howl,Osci.,617000.0,566000,2010 +Videocracy,Kino,23700.0,1200000,2010 +When You're Strange,Abr.,246000.0,901000,2010 +The Salvation Poem (Poema de Salvacion),CZ,915000.0,183000,2010 +Casino Jack,ATO,1000000.0,40700,2010 +Leaving,IFC,176000.0,893000,2010 +Khatta Meetha,Eros,542000.0,499000,2010 +We Are Family,UTV,638000.0,393000,2010 +Leaves of Grass,First,70100.0,949000,2010 +North Face,MBox,711000.0,216000,2010 +Creation,NM,341000.0,555000,2010 +No One Knows About Persian Cats,IFC,81800.0,798000,2010 +Carlos,IFC,146000.0,726000,2010 +Hideaway (Le Refuge),Strand,34500.0,837000,2010 +The Disappearance of Alice Creed,Anch.,167000.0,701000,2010 +Break Ke Baad,Relbig.,428000.0,389000,2010 +Veer (2010),Eros,527000.0,277000,2010 +Life During Wartime,IFC,281000.0,487000,2010 +Enter the Void,IFC,336000.0,418000,2010 +The Secret of Kells,GK,677000.0,62700,2010 +The Polar Express (IMAX re-issue 2010),WB,673000.0,,2010 +No Problem,Eros,285000.0,369000,2010 +All Good Things,Magn.,582000.0,62500,2010 +Jack Goes Boating,Over.,542000.0,77600,2010 +Holy Rollers,FInd.,303000.0,305000,2010 +Chain Letter,NFC,139000.0,447000,2010 +I Spit on Your Grave,Anch.,93100.0,480000,2010 +I'm Still Here,Magn.,409000.0,160000,2010 +Salt of this Sea,Lorb.,11700.0,545000,2010 +Undertow (2010),TFC,109000.0,393000,2010 +Father of My Children,IFC,144000.0,335000,2010 +The Greatest (2010),Pala.,115000.0,359000,2010 +The Extra Man,Magn.,453000.0,4500,2010 +Tiny Furniture,IFC,392000.0,,2010 +Dogtooth,Kino,110000.0,274000,2010 +Grease (Sing-a-Long re-issue),Par.,366000.0,,2010 +The Tempest,Mira.,278000.0,68700,2010 +The Good Heart,Magn.,20900.0,323000,2010 +Formosa Betrayed,Scre.,225000.0,101000,2010 +Red Hill,Strand,21100.0,300000,2010 +Welcome to the Rileys,Gold.,159000.0,158000,2010 +"A Woman, A Gun and A Noodle Shop",SPC,191000.0,121000,2010 +The Girl on the Train,Strand,208000.0,97100,2010 +Mesrine: Public Enemy No. 1,MBox,275000.0,28100,2010 +44 Inch Chest,Imag.,39000.0,255000,2010 +Karthik Calling Karthik,Eros,286000.0,7100,2010 +Last Train Home,Zeit.,288000.0,,2010 +Eyes Wide Open,NAV,26300.0,250000,2010 +Waste Land,Arth.,188000.0,88700,2010 +South of the Border,CLS,199000.0,70800,2010 +Human Centipede,IFC,181000.0,70700,2010 +"Lovely, Still",Mont.,128000.0,106000,2010 +The Girl (Flickan),Olive,2200.0,229000,2010 +Sweetgrass,CGld,207000.0,,2010 +Bitch Slap,Free,17400.0,182000,2010 +Chance Pe Dance,UTV,169000.0,24300,2010 +Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer,Magn.,189000.0,3500,2010 +Casino Jack and the United States of Money,Magn.,177000.0,,2010 +Perrier's Bounty,IFC,800.0,167000,2010 +Around a Small Mountain,CGld,33200.0,131000,2010 +Spring Fever,Strand,10800.0,150000,2010 +The Eclipse,Magn.,133000.0,26400,2010 +George A. Romero's Survival of the Dead,Magn.,102000.0,41500,2010 +The Romantics,FOAK,107000.0,17300,2010 +Celine: Through the Eyes of the World,Sony,,119000,2010 +Freakonomics,Magn.,101000.0,16400,2010 +Saint John of Las Vegas,IVP,103000.0,9100,2010 +Band Baaja Baaraat,Yash,43800.0,60700,2010 +White Lion,Scre.,,99600,2010 +Kisses,Osci.,81700.0,15300,2010 +Waking Sleeping Beauty,BV,80700.0,4200,2010 +Enemies of the People,ICir,73200.0,6400,2010 +Badmaash Company,Yash,,64400,2010 +Hadewijch,IFC,5000.0,57500,2010 +Alamar,FM,61600.0,,2010 +As Good as Dead,First,2000.0,53600,2010 +Inhale,IFC,4100.0,51000,2010 +Hatchet 2,Vita.,52600.0,,2010 +District B13: Ultimatum,Magn.,36100.0,16200,2010 +GasLand,WOW,30800.0,18600,2010 +Boogie Woogie,IFC,2600.0,44900,2010 +Come Undone (2010),FM,10000.0,31300,2010 +The Red Baron,Mont.,37200.0,3100,2010 +Bluebeard,Strand,33500.0,5200,2010 +Daddy Longlegs,IFC,21800.0,11500,2010 +Living in Emergency,Truly,32200.0,,2010 +Nenette,Kino,18000.0,5400,2010 +Picture Me,Strand,12000.0,10400,2010 +The Thorn in the Heart,Osci.,7400.0,10500,2010 +The Taqwacores,Strand,11400.0,,2010 +Cherry,Abr.,11400.0,,2010 +Terkel in Trouble,Indic.,10800.0,,2010 +Kimjongilia,Lorb.,4400.0,,2010 +Aashayein (Wishes),Relbig.,,3800,2010 +Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2,WB,381000000.0,960500000,2011 +Transformers: Dark of the Moon,P/DW,352400000.0,771400000,2011 +Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides,BV,241100000.0,804600000,2011 +The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1,Sum.,281300000.0,430900000,2011 +Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol,Par.,209400000.0,485300000,2011 +Kung Fu Panda 2,P/DW,165200000.0,500400000,2011 +Fast Five,Uni.,209800000.0,416300000,2011 +The Hangover Part II,WB,254500000.0,332300000,2011 +The Smurfs,Sony,142600000.0,421100000,2011 +Cars 2,BV,191500000.0,370700000,2011 +Puss in Boots,P/DW,149300000.0,405700000,2011 +Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows,WB,186800000.0,358600000,2011 +Rio,Fox,143600000.0,341000000,2011 +Rise of the Planet of the Apes,Fox,176800000.0,305000000,2011 +Thor,Par.,181000000.0,268300000,2011 +The Adventures of Tintin,Par.,77600000.0,296400000,2011 +Captain America: The First Avenger,Par.,176700000.0,193900000,2011 +X-Men: First Class,Fox,146400000.0,207200000,2011 +Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked,Fox,133100000.0,209600000,2011 +Real Steel,BV,85500000.0,213800000,2011 +Bridesmaids,Uni.,169100000.0,119300000,2011 +Super 8,Par.,127000000.0,133100000,2011 +Rango,Par.,123500000.0,122200000,2011 +The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011),Sony,102500000.0,130100000,2011 +The Green Hornet,Sony,98800000.0,129000000,2011 +Immortals,Rela.,83500000.0,143400000,2011 +Green Lantern,WB,116600000.0,103300000,2011 +The Help,BV,169700000.0,46900000,2011 +Bad Teacher,Sony,100300000.0,115900000,2011 +Just Go With It,Sony,103000000.0,111900000,2011 +Battle: Los Angeles,Sony,83600000.0,128300000,2011 +Horrible Bosses,WB (NL),117500000.0,92100000,2011 +Paranormal Activity 3,Par.,104000000.0,103000000,2011 +Gnomeo and Juliet,BV,100000000.0,94000000,2011 +Mr. Popper's Penguins,Fox,68200000.0,119100000,2011 +Hugo,Par.,73900000.0,111900000,2011 +The Lion King (in 3D),BV,94200000.0,91300000,2011 +Hop,Uni.,108100000.0,75900000,2011 +War Horse,BV,79900000.0,97700000,2011 +The Descendants,FoxS,82600000.0,94700000,2011 +Cowboys & Aliens,Uni.,100200000.0,74600000,2011 +In Time,Fox,37500000.0,136400000,2011 +Zookeeper,Sony,80400000.0,89500000,2011 +The Muppets,BV,88600000.0,76600000,2011 +Limitless,Rela.,79200000.0,82600000,2011 +Johnny English Reborn,Uni.,8300000.0,151800000,2011 +Final Destination 5,WB (NL),42600000.0,115300000,2011 +Tower Heist,Uni.,78000000.0,74900000,2011 +Midnight in Paris,SPC,56800000.0,94300000,2011 +Happy Feet Two,WB,64000000.0,86400000,2011 +I Am Number Four,BV,55100000.0,94800000,2011 +Jack and Jill,Sony,74200000.0,75500000,2011 +Friends with Benefits,SGem,55800000.0,93700000,2011 +No Strings Attached,Par.,70700000.0,78600000,2011 +Arthur Christmas,Sony,46500000.0,101000000,2011 +Source Code,Sum.,54700000.0,92600000,2011 +"Crazy, Stupid, Love.",WB,84400000.0,58500000,2011 +New Year's Eve,WB (NL),54500000.0,87500000,2011 +Contagion,WB,75700000.0,59800000,2011 +The Artist,Wein.,44700000.0,88800000,2011 +The Three Musketeers (2011),Sum.,20400000.0,111900000,2011 +Unknown,WB,63700000.0,67099999,2011 +The Adjustment Bureau,Uni.,62500000.0,65400000,2011 +We Bought a Zoo,Fox,75600000.0,44500000,2011 +Water for Elephants,Fox,58700000.0,58400000,2011 +The Iron Lady,Wein.,30000000.0,84900000,2011 +Moneyball,Sony,75600000.0,34600000,2011 +Sanctum,Uni.,23200000.0,85400000,2011 +Justin Bieber: Never Say Never,Par.,73000000.0,26000000,2011 +Paul,Uni.,37400000.0,60600000,2011 +Scream 4,W/Dim.,38200000.0,59000000,2011 +Insidious,FD,54000000.0,43000000,2011 +The Rite,WB (NL),33000000.0,63000000,2011 +Dolphin Tale,WB,72300000.0,23100000,2011 +Season of the Witch,Rela.,24800000.0,66800000,2011 +Sucker Punch,WB,36400000.0,53400000,2011 +Red Riding Hood,WB,37700000.0,51500000,2011 +Spy Kids: All the Time in the World,W/Dim.,38500000.0,47000000,2011 +J. Edgar,WB,37300000.0,47600000,2011 +Hall Pass,WB (NL),45100000.0,38100000,2011 +"Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son",Fox,37900000.0,44800000,2011 +Abduction,LGF,28100000.0,54000000,2011 +"Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy",Focus,24100000.0,56500000,2011 +Priest,SGem,29100000.0,49200000,2011 +Drive (2011),FD,35100000.0,41100000,2011 +The Mechanic,CBS,29100000.0,47000000,2011 +The Ides of March,Sony,41000000.0,35000000,2011 +The Change-Up,Uni.,37100000.0,38400000,2011 +The Lincoln Lawyer,LGF,58000000.0,17000000,2011 +Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules,Fox,52700000.0,19700000,2011 +Larry Crowne,Uni.,35600000.0,36400000,2011 +The Dilemma,Uni.,48500000.0,21200000,2011 +The Darkest Hour,Sum.,21400000.0,43200000,2011 +Hanna,Focus,40300000.0,23500000,2011 +Footloose (2011),Par.,51800000.0,11700000,2011 +Elite Squad: The Enemy Within,Vari.,100000.0,62900000,2011 +Colombiana,TriS,36700000.0,24300000,2011 +Something Borrowed,WB,39000000.0,21100000,2011 +One Day,Focus,13800000.0,45500000,2011 +Beginning of the Great Revival,CL,151000.0,58200000,2011 +Killer Elite,ORF,25100000.0,31300000,2011 +Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close,WB,31800000.0,23400000,2011 +The Tree of Life,FoxS,13300000.0,41000000,2011 +Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family,LGF,53300000.0,816000,2011 +Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame,IM,460000.0,51300000,2011 +Winnie the Pooh,BV,26700000.0,23200000,2011 +Conan the Barbarian (2011),LGF,21300000.0,27500000,2011 +Soul Surfer,TriS,43900000.0,3200000,2011 +War of the Arrows,CJ,251000.0,45800000,2011 +Arthur (2011),WB,33000000.0,12700000,2011 +The Debt,Focus,31200000.0,14500000,2011 +Beastly,CBS,27900000.0,15300000,2011 +Of Gods and Men,SPC,4000000.0,38200000,2011 +Born to Be Wild (IMAX),WB,25900000.0,15600000,2011 +Evangelion 2.0: You Can (Not) Advance,Elev.,134000.0,41000000,2011 +Fright Night (2011),BV,18300000.0,22700000,2011 +30 Minutes or Less,Sony,37100000.0,3500000,2011 +The Roommate,SGem,37300000.0,3200000,2011 +Shark Night 3D,Rela.,18900000.0,21300000,2011 +Monte Carlo,Fox,23200000.0,16500000,2011 +50/50,Sum.,35000000.0,4200000,2011 +Mars Needs Moms,BV,21400000.0,17600000,2011 +Dream House,Uni.,21300000.0,17200000,2011 +Jumping the Broom,TriS,37300000.0,415000,2011 +Don't Be Afraid of the Dark,FD,24000000.0,12900000,2011 +RA One,Eros,2500000.0,33400000,2011 +A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas,WB,35100000.0,326000,2011 +My Week with Marilyn,Wein.,14600000.0,20500000,2011 +The Sitter,Fox,30400000.0,4500000,2011 +Jane Eyre,Focus,11200000.0,23500000,2011 +Courageous,TriS,34500000.0,,2011 +Shaolin,Vari.,66100.0,33600000,2011 +African Cats,BV,15400000.0,15400000,2011 +The Skin I Live In,SPC,3200000.0,27700000,2011 +I Don't Know How She Does It,Wein.,9700000.0,20900000,2011 +What's Your Number?,Fox,14000000.0,16399999,2011 +Drive Angry,Sum.,10700000.0,18200000,2011 +Carnage (2011),SPC,2500000.0,25100000,2011 +A Dangerous Method,SPC,5700000.0,21800000,2011 +The Thing (2011),Uni.,16900000.0,10500000,2011 +The Eagle,Focus,19500000.0,7600000,2011 +Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen,Vari.,50400.0,26500000,2011 +Apollo 18,W/Dim.,17700000.0,7900000,2011 +Biutiful,RAtt.,5100000.0,20000000,2011 +Your Highness,Uni.,21600000.0,3300000,2011 +Our Idiot Brother,Wein.,24800000.0,,2011 +The Rum Diary,FD,13100000.0,10800000,2011 +The Women on the 6th Floor,Strand,720000.0,22500000,2011 +Potiche,MBox,1600000.0,21600000,2011 +Warrior,LGF,13700000.0,9400000,2011 +Young Adult,Par.,16300000.0,6600000,2011 +Sarah's Key,Wein.,7700000.0,13400000,2011 +The Way Back,NM,2700000.0,17600000,2011 +A Separation,SPC,7100000.0,12800000,2011 +The Guard,SPC,5400000.0,14200000,2011 +Margin Call,RAtt.,5400000.0,14200000,2011 +Glee The 3D Concert Movie,Fox,11900000.0,6800000,2011 +Shame,FoxS,3900000.0,13800000,2011 +13 Assassins,Magn.,803000.0,16800000,2011 +Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil,Wein.,10100000.0,6800000,2011 +The Heir Apparent: Largo Winch,MBox,10400.0,16900000,2011 +The Last Godfather,RAtt.,164000.0,16600000,2011 +Delhi Belly,UTV,1500000.0,15200000,2011 +Melancholia,Magn.,3000000.0,12900000,2011 +Judy Moody and the NOT Bummer Summer,Rela.,15000000.0,678000,2011 +The Conspirator,RAtt.,11500000.0,3900000,2011 +Anonymous,Sony,4500000.0,10900000,2011 +Ip Man 2: Legend of the Grandmaster,Vari.,206000.0,14900000,2011 +The Housemaid,IFC,158000.0,14600000,2011 +Desert Flower,NGE,44300.0,14600000,2011 +Pina,IFC,3500000.0,11100000,2011 +Beginners,Focus,5800000.0,8500000,2011 +My Afternoons with Margueritte,Cohen,667000.0,13600000,2011 +I Saw the Devil,Magn.,129000.0,12600000,2011 +The Hedgehog,NeoC,708000.0,12000000,2011 +Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life,MBox,233000.0,12000000,2011 +The Warring States,CL,69000.0,11800000,2011 +What Women Want (Wo Zhi Nu Run Xin),CL,124000.0,11700000,2011 +Snow Flower and the Secret Fan,FoxS,1300000.0,10000000,2011 +Win Win,FoxS,10200000.0,652000,2011 +Flying Monsters,NGE,5700000.0,5100000,2011 +City of Life and Death,Kino,123000.0,10600000,2011 +Le Havre,Jan.,612000.0,9900000,2011 +Straw Dogs (2011),SGem,10300000.0,,2011 +Prom,BV,10100000.0,,2011 +In a Better World,SPC,1000000.0,8600000,2011 +Trespass (2011),MNE,24100.0,9600000,2011 +Saving Private Perez,LGF,1400000.0,7900000,2011 +Point Blank,Magn.,708000.0,8500000,2011 +Winter in Wartime,SPC,543000.0,8700000,2011 +Barney's Version (U.S. only),SPC,4400000.0,4000000,2011 +Outrage (2011),Magn.,44700.0,8400000,2011 +Senna,PDA,1600000.0,6600000,2011 +Last Night,Trib.,99000.0,7600000,2011 +The Big Year,Fox,7200000.0,244000,2011 +The Beaver,Sum.,971000.0,6300000,2011 +Take Me Home Tonight,Rela.,6900000.0,,2011 +Cedar Rapids,FoxS,6900000.0,,2011 +The Princess of Montpensier,IFC,352000.0,6400000,2011 +Cave of Forgotten Dreams,IFC,5300000.0,1200000,2011 +Sex and Zen 3D: Extreme Ecstasy,CL,153000.0,6200000,2011 +We Need to Talk About Kevin,Osci.,1700000.0,4300000,2011 +Attack the Block,SGem,1000000.0,4800000,2011 +Even the Rain,Vita.,518000.0,5300000,2011 +Young Goethe in Love,MBox,162000.0,5600000,2011 +11-11-11,Rocket,32800.0,5700000,2011 +Certified Copy,IFC,1400000.0,4099999,2011 +Thank You (2011),UTV,464000.0,5000000,2011 +The Company Men,Wein.,4400000.0,441000,2011 +Force,FoxS,,4800000,2011 +Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil,Magn.,224000.0,4500000,2011 +London Boulevard,IFC,16100.0,4600000,2011 +Dylan Dog: Dead of Night,OMNI/FSR,1200000.0,3400000,2011 +The Names of Love,MBox,514000.0,4099999,2011 +The Way,PDA,4400000.0,,2011 +Burke and Hare,IFC,4800.0,4300000,2011 +King of Devil's Island,FM,7600.0,4200000,2011 +Bride Flight,MBox,501000.0,3700000,2011 +Trollhunter,Magn.,253000.0,3900000,2011 +Buck,IFC,4000000.0,,2011 +Carancho,Strand,85500.0,3900000,2011 +Like Crazy,ParV,3400000.0,336000,2011 +The Double,Imag.,138000.0,3600000,2011 +Don 2,Relbig.,3700000.0,,2011 +Love Crime,IFC,540000.0,3100000,2011 +Incendies (U.S. only),SPC,2100000.0,1500000,2011 +Martha Marcy May Marlene,FoxS,3000000.0,548000,2011 +Fireflies in the Garden,,70600.0,3300000,2011 +The King's Speech (PG-13),Wein.,3300000.0,,2011 +Machine Gun Preacher,Rela.,539000.0,2800000,2011 +The Last Circus,Magn.,40500.0,3200000,2011 +From Prada to Nada,LGF,3000000.0,123000,2011 +Flypaper,IFC,5000.0,3100000,2011 +Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara,Eros,3100000.0,,2011 +Take Shelter,SPC,1700000.0,1400000,2011 +The Greatest Miracle,KKM,555000.0,2500000,2011 +Rapt,Lorb.,45800.0,2900000,2011 +Pastorela,LGF,161000.0,2700000,2011 +The Double Hour,Gold.,1500000.0,1200000,2011 +Everything Must Go,RAtt.,2700000.0,,2011 +3 (2011),Strand,60000.0,2600000,2011 +Oranges and Sunshine,Cohen,143000.0,2400000,2011 +Ong Bak 3,Magn.,14900.0,2300000,2011 +Poetry,Kino,356000.0,1900000,2011 +The Tree,Zeit.,71200.0,2100000,2011 +"The Butcher, the Chef and the Swordsman",CL,47900.0,2000000,2011 +The Trip (2011),IFC,2000000.0,,2011 +Armadillo,Lorb.,14600.0,2000000,2011 +Bodyguard,Relbig.,1800000.0,,2011 +Brighton Rock,IFC,230000.0,1600000,2011 +A Somewhat Gentle Man,Strand,37700.0,1800000,2011 +The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls,Argo.,29300.0,1800000,2011 +Another Earth,FoxS,1300000.0,456000,2011 +A Better Life,Sum.,1800000.0,,2011 +Chalet Girl,IFC,1700.0,1700000,2011 +Yamla Pagla Deewana,Eros,993000.0,600000,2011 +Bill Cunningham New York,Zeit.,1500000.0,,2011 +The Art of Getting By,FoxS,1400000.0,,2011 +The Devil's Double,LGF,1400000.0,,2011 +Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives,Strand,184000.0,946000,2011 +The Whistleblower,Gold.,1100000.0,,2011 +Red State,SMod,1100000.0,,2011 +London River,Libre,7200.0,1100000,2011 +Desi Boyz,Eros,1100000.0,,2011 +When We Leave (Die Fremde),Olive,19600.0,1100000,2011 +There Be Dragons,Gold.,1100000.0,,2011 +Vanishing on 7th Street,Magn.,22700.0,1000000,2011 +Page One: A Year Inside the New York Times,Magn.,1100000.0,,2011 +The Time That Remains,IFC,32900.0,1000000,2011 +Rockstar (2011),Eros,987000.0,,2011 +Meek's Cutoff,Osci.,978000.0,,2011 +Texas Killing Fields,Anch.,45500.0,912000,2011 +Ready,Eros,955000.0,,2011 +Miral,Wein.,373000.0,527000,2011 +Submarine,Wein.,468000.0,397000,2011 +Higher Ground,SPC,842000.0,,2011 +Mozart's Sister,MBox,708000.0,132000,2011 +Plastic Planet,FRun,3200.0,836000,2011 +Chillar Party,UTV,6300.0,826000,2011 +Mausam,Eros,728000.0,,2011 +The First Grader,NGE,332000.0,382000,2011 +Hobo With a Shotgun,Magn.,703000.0,,2011 +Tabloid,IFC,697000.0,,2011 +Dhobi Ghat (Mumbai Diaries),UTV,577000.0,102000,2011 +Aarakshan (Reservation),Relbig.,651000.0,,2011 +POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold,SPC,638000.0,,2011 +No One Killed Jessica,UTV,441000.0,193000,2011 +Korkoro,Lorb.,8200.0,619000,2011 +Blackthorn,Magn.,201000.0,423000,2011 +How I Ended This Summer,FM,8700.0,614000,2011 +The Ledge,IFC,9200.0,602000,2011 +Heartbeats,IFC,68700.0,520000,2011 +The Future,RAtt.,569000.0,,2011 +Dum Maaro Dum,FoxS,564000.0,,2011 +Double Dhamaal,Relbig.,544000.0,,2011 +Kaboom,IFC,119000.0,421000,2011 +Mere Brother Ki Dulhan,Yash,496000.0,,2011 +Weekend (2011),IFC,485000.0,,2011 +Protektor,FM,3000.0,469000,2011 +Circumstance,RAtt.,454000.0,,2011 +The Other Woman,IFC,25400.0,427000,2011 +Project Nim,RAtt.,411000.0,,2011 +Rage (Rabia),Strand,5600.0,403000,2011 +The Human Resources Manager,FM,64000.0,329000,2011 +Hesher,WHE,383000.0,,2011 +7 Khoon Maaf,UTV,270000.0,94700,2011 +Another Happy Day,P4,8500.0,347000,2011 +Singham,Relbig.,351000.0,,2011 +The Mill and the Cross,KC,312000.0,30300,2011 +Super,IFC,328000.0,,2011 +L'Amour Fou,IFC,312000.0,,2011 +Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey,SD,304000.0,,2011 +In the Land of Blood and Honey,FD,304000.0,,2011 +Special Treatment,FRun,8900.0,286000,2011 +Illegal (2011),FM,700.0,289000,2011 +The Interrupters,CGld,282000.0,,2011 +Rascals,Eros,274000.0,,2011 +The Black Power Mix Tape: 1967-1975,IFC,274000.0,,2011 +Black Death,Magn.,22600.0,243000,2011 +Le Quattro Volte,Lorb.,153000.0,103000,2011 +Life in a Day,NGE,253000.0,,2011 +Caterpillar,Lorb.,4200.0,248000,2011 +Little Girl (La Pivellina),FRun,1400.0,236000,2011 +El Bulli: Cooking in Progress,AM,237000.0,,2011 +"If I Want to Whistle, I Whistle",FM,12100.0,220000,2011 +Into the Abyss,IFC,224000.0,,2011 +HappyThankYouMorePlease,Anch.,216000.0,,2011 +The Robber,Kino,83500.0,125000,2011 +Henry's Crime,MPFT,103000.0,102000,2011 +A Good Old Fashioned Orgy,Gold.,200000.0,,2011 +Film Socialisme,Lorb.,33000.0,159000,2011 +Bol,Eros,189000.0,,2011 +Leap Year (2011),Strand,13000.0,175000,2011 +A Screaming Man,FM,9900.0,175000,2011 +Jig,Scre.,184000.0,,2011 +Nostalgia for the Light,Icar.,164000.0,13700,2011 +Anchor Baby,AGF,15800.0,161000,2011 +Bellflower,Osci.,168000.0,,2011 +Restless (2011),SPC,163000.0,,2011 +Road to Nowhere,Mont.,40300.0,121000,2011 +Magic Trip,Magn.,155000.0,,2011 +Eames: The Architect and the Painter,FRun,153000.0,,2011 +Revenge of the Electric Car,A23,151000.0,,2011 +The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence,IFC,142000.0,,2011 +Cold Weather,IFC,141000.0,,2011 +Game (2011),Eros,140000.0,,2011 +1911,Vari.,136000.0,,2011 +"Life, Above All",SPC,134000.0,,2011 +Tomboy (2011),Da.,130000.0,,2011 +Octubre,NYer,32100.0,96700,2011 +The Arbor,Strand,21600.0,105000,2011 +Mysteries of Lisbon,MBox,111000.0,14900,2011 +Vidal Sassoon: The Movie,P4,86000.0,38600,2011 +Trust (2011),MNE,120000.0,,2011 +Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview,Magn.,106000.0,,2011 +Rubber,Magn.,100000.0,,2011 +The Man Who Fell to Earth (35th anniversary re-issue),Rialto,100000.0,,2011 +Chalo Dilli,Eros,94300.0,,2011 +The Whale,Pala.,81900.0,,2011 +Beautiful Boy,Anch.,77200.0,,2011 +Puncture,MNE,68900.0,,2011 +A Beautiful Life,CL,66200.0,,2011 +"Tuesday, After Christmas",Lorb.,27800.0,36200,2011 +Viva Riva!,MBox,61800.0,,2011 +Murder 2,Eros,59500.0,,2011 +Dirty Girl,Wein.,55100.0,,2011 +Battleship Potemkin (2011 re-issue),Kino,51200.0,,2011 +Love U Mr. Kalakaar,Eros,48600.0,,2011 +Margaret,FoxS,46500.0,,2011 +"Happy, Happy",Magn.,45200.0,,2011 +The Myth of the American Sleepover,IFC,41000.0,,2011 +Hell and Back Again,DF,40600.0,,2011 +Khodorkovsky,KL,39500.0,,2011 +Sleeping Beauty (2011) (II),IFC,36600.0,,2011 +My Kingdom (2011),CL,36500.0,,2011 +Love in Space,CL,34800.0,,2011 +Stake Land,IFC,33200.0,,2011 +Brotherhood (2011),P4,19700.0,12700,2011 +The Son of No One,Anch.,30700.0,,2011 +Muran,UTV,30100.0,,2011 +The Sleeping Beauty,Strand,29100.0,,2011 +Tyrannosaur,Strand,22300.0,,2011 +Ceremony,Magn.,22300.0,,2011 +I'm Glad My Mother is Alive,Strand,8700.0,13200,2011 +Always Kabhi Kabhi,Eros,21400.0,,2011 +Empire of Silver,NeoC,,19000,2011 +5 Days of War,Anch.,17500.0,,2011 +Aurora,CGld,5700.0,5100,2011 +Magic to Win,CL,10700.0,,2011 +Wrecked,IFC,8000.0,,2011 +My Piece of the Pie,IFC,6900.0,,2011 +I Melt With You,Magn.,6400.0,,2011 +My Joy,KL,6300.0,,2011 +To Die Like a Man,Strand,4000.0,900,2011 +Blood Ties,ALP,2800.0,,2011 +Knuckle,Vita.,2600.0,,2011 +Main Street,Magn.,2600.0,,2011 +"Love, Wedding, Marriage",IFC,1900.0,,2011 +An Invisible Sign,IFC,1300.0,,2011 +Marvel's The Avengers,BV,623400000.0,895500000,2012 +Skyfall,Sony,304400000.0,804200000,2012 +The Dark Knight Rises,WB,448100000.0,636800000,2012 +The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,WB (NL),303000000.0,718100000,2012 +Ice Age: Continental Drift,Fox,161300000.0,715900000,2012 +The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2,LG/S,292300000.0,537400000,2012 +The Amazing Spider-Man,Sony,262000000.0,495900000,2012 +Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted,P/DW,216400000.0,530500000,2012 +The Hunger Games,LGF,408000000.0,286400000,2012 +MIB 3,Sony,179000000.0,445000000,2012 +Life of Pi,Fox,125000000.0,484000000,2012 +Ted,Uni.,218800000.0,330600000,2012 +Brave,BV,237300000.0,303200000,2012 +Wreck-It Ralph,BV,189400000.0,281800000,2012 +Les Miserables (2012),Uni.,148800000.0,293000000,2012 +The Intouchables (U.S.-only),Wein.,10200000.0,416400000,2012 +Django Unchained,Wein.,162800000.0,262600000,2012 +Prometheus,Fox,126500000.0,276900000,2012 +Snow White and the Huntsman,Uni.,155300000.0,241300000,2012 +Taken 2,Fox,139900000.0,236300000,2012 +Hotel Transylvania,Sony,148300000.0,210100000,2012 +Dr. Seuss' The Lorax,Uni.,214000000.0,134800000,2012 +Titanic 3D,Par.,57900000.0,285700000,2012 +Journey 2: The Mysterious Island,WB (NL),103900000.0,231400000,2012 +The Expendables 2,LGF,85000000.0,229900000,2012 +Rise of the Guardians,P/DW,103400000.0,203500000,2012 +Wrath of the Titans,WB,83700000.0,221600000,2012 +Battleship,Uni.,65400000.0,237600000,2012 +John Carter,BV,73100000.0,211100000,2012 +The Bourne Legacy,Uni.,113200000.0,162900000,2012 +Lincoln,BV,182200000.0,93100000,2012 +Dark Shadows,WB,79700000.0,165800000,2012 +Resident Evil: Retribution,SGem,42300000.0,197700000,2012 +Silver Linings Playbook,Wein.,132100000.0,104300000,2012 +American Reunion,Uni.,57000000.0,178000000,2012 +Argo,WB,136000000.0,96300000,2012 +Jack Reacher,Par.,80100000.0,138300000,2012 +Safe House,Uni.,126400000.0,81700000,2012 +21 Jump Street,Sony,138400000.0,63100000,2012 +Total Recall (2012),Sony,58900000.0,139600000,2012 +The Vow,SGem,125000000.0,71100000,2012 +Mirror Mirror,Rela.,64900000.0,118100000,2012 +The Impossible,LG/S,19000000.0,161300000,2012 +The Dictator,Par.,59700000.0,119700000,2012 +Looper,TriS,66500000.0,110000000,2012 +Magic Mike,WB,113700000.0,53500000,2012 +Flight,Par.,93800000.0,68000000,2012 +Underworld Awakening,SGem,62300000.0,97800000,2012 +This Means War,Fox,54800000.0,101700000,2012 +The Secret World of Arrietty,BV,19200000.0,126400000,2012 +Paranormal Activity 4,Par.,53900000.0,88900000,2012 +Step Up Revolution,LG/S,35100000.0,105400000,2012 +The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,FoxS,46400000.0,90400000,2012 +Zero Dark Thirty,Sony,95700000.0,37100000,2012 +Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance,Sony,51800000.0,80800000,2012 +Cloud Atlas,WB,27100000.0,103400000,2012 +The Woman in Black,CBS,54300000.0,73400000,2012 +Chronicle (2012),Fox,64599999.0,62100000,2012 +The Pirates! Band of Misfits,Sony,31100000.0,92000000,2012 +Parental Guidance,Fox,77300000.0,42500000,2012 +Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter,Fox,37500000.0,79000000,2012 +Pitch Perfect,Uni.,65000000.0,50300000,2012 +Hope Springs,Sony,63500000.0,50700000,2012 +ParaNorman,Focus,56000000.0,51100000,2012 +The Campaign,WB,86900000.0,18000000,2012 +Let the Bullets Fly,Vari.,63000.0,104300000,2012 +Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (in 3D),Fox,43500000.0,59300000,2012 +Project X,WB,54700000.0,48000000,2012 +The Devil Inside,Par.,53300000.0,48500000,2012 +The Lucky One,WB,60500000.0,38900000,2012 +Contraband,Uni.,66500000.0,29700000,2012 +Think Like a Man,SGem,91500000.0,4500000,2012 +This Is 40,Uni.,67500000.0,20500000,2012 +The Inbetweeners Movie,WHE,36000.0,88000000,2012 +The Possession,LGF,49100000.0,36300000,2012 +What to Expect When You're Expecting,LGF,41200000.0,43200000,2012 +The Thieves,WGUSA,686000.0,82800000,2012 +Savages (2012),Uni.,47400000.0,35600000,2012 +Frankenweenie,BV,35300000.0,46200000,2012 +Act of Valor,Rela.,70000000.0,11300000,2012 +Masquerade (2012),CJ,923000.0,79800000,2012 +Sinister,LG/S,48100000.0,29600000,2012 +The Grey,ORF,51600000.0,25700000,2012 +Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days,Fox,49000000.0,28100000,2012 +To Rome with Love,SPC,16700000.0,56600000,2012 +Here Comes the Boom,Sony,45300000.0,27800000,2012 +Finding Nemo (3D),BV,41100000.0,28200000,2012 +Anna Karenina,Focus,12800000.0,56100000,2012 +The Watch,Fox,35400000.0,32900000,2012 +Moonrise Kingdom,Focus,45500000.0,22800000,2012 +Tyler Perry's Madea's Witness Protection,LGF,65700000.0,1200000,2012 +The Cabin in the Woods,LGF,42100000.0,24400000,2012 +Beauty and the Beast (3D),BV,47600000.0,14400000,2012 +Rock of Ages,WB (NL),38500000.0,20900000,2012 +That's My Boy,Sony,36900000.0,20800000,2012 +The Odd Life of Timothy Green,BV,51900000.0,4200000,2012 +The Three Stooges,Fox,44300000.0,10500000,2012 +The Five-Year Engagement,Uni.,28800000.0,25100000,2012 +Lawless,Wein.,37400000.0,16300000,2012 +Silent Hill: Revelation 3D,ORF,17500000.0,34800000,2012 +Red Tails,Fox,49900000.0,489000,2012 +"Monsters, Inc. (3D)",BV,34000000.0,16200000,2012 +Trouble with the Curve,WB,35800000.0,13200000,2012 +Little White Lies,MPI,206000.0,48300000,2012 +End of Watch,ORF,41000000.0,7100000,2012 +Man on a Ledge,LG/S,18600000.0,27600000,2012 +Red Dawn (2012),FD,44800000.0,,2012 +House at the End of The Street,Rela.,31600000.0,12700000,2012 +The Guilt Trip,Par.,37100000.0,4700000,2012 +A Werewolf Boy,CJ,343000.0,41300000,2012 +Safe (2012),LGF,17100000.0,23200000,2012 +Killing Them Softly,Wein.,15000000.0,22900000,2012 +Chernobyl Diaries,WB,18100000.0,19000000,2012 +One For the Money,LGF,26400000.0,10500000,2012 +Dredd,LGF,13400000.0,22200000,2012 +Tyler Perry's Good Deeds,LGF,35000000.0,553000,2012 +Arbitrage,RAtt.,7900000.0,27600000,2012 +Chimpanzee,BV,29000000.0,5900000,2012 +Alex Cross,LG/S,25900000.0,8700000,2012 +Salmon Fishing in the Yemen,CBS,9000000.0,25500000,2012 +Fetih 1453: The Conquest of Constantinople,NeoC,35700.0,34400000,2012 +Cirque Du Soleil: Worlds Away,Par.,12500000.0,21600000,2012 +The Perks of Being a Wallflower,LG/S,17700000.0,15600000,2012 +Haywire,Rela.,18900000.0,14400000,2012 +Katy Perry: Part of Me,Par.,25300000.0,7400000,2012 +Lockout,FD,14300000.0,17900000,2012 +Joyful Noise,WB,30900000.0,226000,2012 +Premium Rush,Sony,20300000.0,10800000,2012 +The Raven,Rela.,16000000.0,13600000,2012 +Rowdy Rathore,UTV,777000.0,28600000,2012 +Dragon (2012),RTWC,11100.0,29100000,2012 +Bol Bachchan,FIP,1200000.0,27600000,2012 +The Master,Wein.,16399999.0,11900000,2012 +Rust and Bone,SPC,2100000.0,23700000,2012 +Big Miracle,Uni.,20200000.0,4600000,2012 +Sparkle (2012),TriS,24400000.0,240000,2012 +To the Arctic (IMAX),WB,14600000.0,9100000,2012 +Hitchcock,FoxS,6000000.0,17600000,2012 +A Thousand Words,P/DW,18500000.0,3600000,2012 +Wanderlust,Uni.,17500000.0,4200000,2012 +Beasts of the Southern Wild,FoxS,12800000.0,8300000,2012 +Polisse,IFC,211000.0,20200000,2012 +Amour,SPC,6700000.0,13100000,2012 +The Man with the Iron Fists,Uni.,15600000.0,4099999,2012 +Solomon Kane,RTWC,,19600000,2012 +Seven Psychopaths,CBS,15000000.0,4400000,2012 +Gone,LG/S,11700000.0,6400000,2012 +Norwegian Wood,RF,13000.0,17600000,2012 +The Cold Light of Day,LG/S,3800000.0,13100000,2012 +My Way (2012),CJ,70200.0,16500000,2012 +Tomorrow When the War Began,Free,4900.0,16500000,2012 +We Have a Pope,IFC,548000.0,15600000,2012 +Headhunters,Magn.,1200000.0,14500000,2012 +Hit and Run,ORF,13700000.0,704000,2012 +War of the Buttons (2012),Wein.,47800.0,13800000,2012 +Red Lights (2012),MNE,52600.0,13500000,2012 +The Words,CBS,11500000.0,1700000,2012 +Playing for Keeps,FD,13100000.0,,2012 +Silent House,ORF,12800000.0,347000,2012 +Friends with Kids,RAtt.,7300000.0,5800000,2012 +The Well-Digger's Daughter,KL,386000.0,12200000,2012 +Klown,Drft.,68800.0,12400000,2012 +People Like Us,BV,12400000.0,,2012 +Seeking Justice,Anch.,412000.0,11900000,2012 +Bachelorette,RTWC,448000.0,11500000,2012 +This Must Be the Place,Wein.,144000.0,11600000,2012 +Fun Size,Par.,9400000.0,2000000,2012 +Rec 3: Genesis,Magn.,9600.0,10100000,2012 +Delicacy,Cohen,499000.0,9200000,2012 +Seeking a Friend for the End of the World,Focus,7100000.0,2600000,2012 +The Apparition,WB,4900000.0,4700000,2012 +For Greater Glory,ArcEnt,5700000.0,4000000,2012 +Hysteria,SPC,1800000.0,7700000,2012 +Bernie,MNE,9200000.0,,2012 +The Sessions,FoxS,6000000.0,3100000,2012 +Ruby Sparks,FoxS,2500000.0,6600000,2012 +Hyde Park on Hudson,Focus,6400000.0,2500000,2012 +On the Road,IFC,744000.0,8000000,2012 +Boy (2012),PalUni,256000.0,8400000,2012 +Piranha 3DD,W/Dim.,377000.0,8100000,2012 +Easy Money (2012),Wein.,206000.0,8199999,2012 +Space Dogs 3D,EpicPics,14400.0,8300000,2012 +Bel Ami,Magn.,120000.0,8199999,2012 +Promised Land (2012),Focus,7600000.0,541000,2012 +Iron Sky,EOne,122000.0,8000000,2012 +Casa De Mi Padre,LGF,5900000.0,2100000,2012 +Heroine,UTV,599000.0,7400000,2012 +A Royal Affair,Magn.,1500000.0,6000000,2012 +All Together,KL,43200.0,7200000,2012 +My Worst Nightmare,Strand,22000.0,7100000,2012 +The Collection,LD,6800000.0,,2012 +Monsieur Lazhar (U.S.-only),MBox,2000000.0,4600000,2012 +Goon,Magn.,4200000.0,2300000,2012 +Cosmopolis,EOne,764000.0,5300000,2012 +Chasing Mavericks,Fox,6000000.0,600,2012 +Declaration of War,IFC,59100.0,5800000,2012 +Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie,Elev.,180000.0,5600000,2012 +Albert Nobbs,RAtt.,3000000.0,2600000,2012 +In Darkness,SPC,1000000.0,4500000,2012 +Won't Back Down,Fox,5300000.0,,2012 +Farewell My Queen,Cohen,1600000.0,3700000,2012 +The Tall Man,Imag.,,5200000,2012 +Girl in Progress,LGF,2600000.0,2000000,2012 +"Jeff, Who Lives at Home",ParV,4300000.0,148000,2012 +Barbara,AF,1000000.0,3100000,2012 +The Raid: Redemption,SPC,4099999.0,,2012 +Keith Lemon: The Film,,,4000000,2012 +Safety Not Guaranteed,FD,4000000.0,,2012 +Nitro Circus the Movie 3D,ArcEnt,3400000.0,526000,2012 +"Lula, Son of Brazil",NYer,,3800000,2012 +The Lady,Cohen,355000.0,3400000,2012 +Branded,RAtt.,354000.0,3400000,2012 +The Rabbi's Cat,GK,23400.0,3700000,2012 +Searching for Sugar Man,SPC,3700000.0,,2012 +Killer Joe,LD,2000000.0,1700000,2012 +Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai,Trib.,75700.0,3400000,2012 +Robot & Frank,Gold.,3300000.0,,2012 +Raiders of the Lost Ark (IMAX),Par.,3100000.0,,2012 +Celeste and Jesse Forever,SPC,3100000.0,,2012 +Jab Tak Hai Jaan,Yash,3000000.0,,2012 +Intruders,MNE,69100.0,2900000,2012 +Talaash,Relbig.,2900000.0,,2012 +Barfi!,UTV,2800000.0,,2012 +A Simple Life,CL,192000.0,2600000,2012 +Samsara,Osci.,2700000.0,,2012 +Simon and the Oaks,TFA,151000.0,2400000,2012 +Jiro Dreams of Sushi,Magn.,2600000.0,,2012 +Dabangg 2,Eros,2500000.0,,2012 +Kid With a Bike,IFC,1500000.0,1000000,2012 +The Queen of Versailles,Magn.,2400000.0,,2012 +Ek Tha Tiger,Yash,2300000.0,,2012 +Chico & Rita,GK,351000.0,1900000,2012 +Stolen (2012),MNE,304000.0,1800000,2012 +Footnote,SPC,2000000.0,,2012 +The Imposter,IM,898000.0,1100000,2012 +Agneepath,Eros,2000000.0,,2012 +The Day I Saw Your Heart,FM,3500.0,2000000,2012 +English Vinglish,Eros,1900000.0,,2012 +Housefull 2,Eros,1800000.0,,2012 +The Cup (2012),Myr.,,1800000,2012 +Tales of the Night,GK,11000.0,1700000,2012 +Beloved (2012),IFC,138000.0,1500000,2012 +360,Magn.,100000.0,1600000,2012 +2 Days in New York,Magn.,633000.0,1000000,2012 +Your Sister's Sister,IFC,1600000.0,,2012 +Hermano,MBox,29900.0,1600000,2012 +Lay the Favorite,RTWC,21000.0,1600000,2012 +Soldiers of Fortune,RAtt.,38900.0,1500000,2012 +A Late Quartet,EOne,1600000.0,,2012 +I Wish,Magn.,146000.0,1400000,2012 +The Salt of Life,Zeit.,317000.0,1200000,2012 +Chicken with Plums,SPC,254000.0,1200000,2012 +Marley,Magn.,1400000.0,,2012 +The Paperboy,MNE,693000.0,661000,2012 +Chasing Ice,SD,1300000.0,,2012 +Unforgivable,Strand,154000.0,1200000,2012 +A Little Bit of Heaven,MNE,15400.0,1300000,2012 +The Other Son,Cohen,1300000.0,,2012 +Meerkats,NGE,778000.0,482000,2012 +"For a Good Time, Call...",Focus,1300000.0,,2012 +Take This Waltz,Magn.,1200000.0,,2012 +Cocktail (2012),Eros,1200000.0,,2012 +Once Upon a Time in Anatolia,CGld,152000.0,1000000,2012 +Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu,UTV,1200000.0,,2012 +The Deep Blue Sea,MBox,1100000.0,,2012 +Coriolanus,Wein.,757000.0,315000,2012 +Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel,Gold.,1000000.0,,2012 +First Position,IFC,1000000.0,,2012 +Damsels in Distress,SPC,1000000.0,,2012 +Rampart,MNE,973000.0,,2012 +Elles,KL,158000.0,754000,2012 +W.E.,Wein.,583000.0,285000,2012 +Breathing,KL,4600.0,803000,2012 +Darling Companion,SPC,794000.0,,2012 +Teri Meri Kahaani,Eros,781000.0,,2012 +Son of Sardaar,Eros,772000.0,,2012 +Agent Vinod,Eros,698000.0,,2012 +Student of the Year,Eros,670000.0,,2012 +The Polar Express (2012 re-issue),WB,669000.0,,2012 +Holy Motors,IM,641000.0,,2012 +Free Men,FM,53800.0,564000,2012 +"Peace, Love and Misunderstanding",IFC,591000.0,,2012 +Undefeated (2012),Wein.,562000.0,,2012 +Sister (2012),AF,155000.0,400000,2012 +Vicky Donor,Eros,549000.0,,2012 +Being Flynn,Focus,540000.0,,2012 +Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry,IFC,534000.0,,2012 +Where Do We Go Now?,SPC,532000.0,,2012 +Bully (2012),Wein.,279000.0,182000,2012 +Ferrari Ki Sawaari,Eros,434000.0,,2012 +Dark Tide,WHE,,432000,2012 +Apartment 143,Magn.,400.0,426000,2012 +Sound of My Voice,FoxS,408000.0,,2012 +Khiladi 786,Eros,379000.0,,2012 +Smashed,SPC,377000.0,,2012 +Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning,Magn.,5500.0,364000,2012 +The Oranges,ATO,366000.0,,2012 +Liberal Arts,IFC,327000.0,,2012 +Compliance,Magn.,319000.0,,2012 +Back to 1942,CL,313000.0,,2012 +The Flowers of War,WHE,311000.0,,2012 +Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap,IM,288000.0,,2012 +Love in the Buff,CL,256000.0,,2012 +Lola Versus,FoxS,253000.0,,2012 +Keep the Lights On,MBox,246000.0,,2012 +Gerhard Richter Painting,KL,243000.0,,2012 +Trishna,IFC,240000.0,,2012 +Elena,Zeit.,233000.0,,2012 +Tezz,Eros,230000.0,,2012 +The Viral Factor,CL,220000.0,,2012 +Neil Young Journeys,SPC,215000.0,,2012 +Tai Chi Zero,Vari.,212000.0,,2012 +The House I Live In,Abr.,211000.0,,2012 +10 Years,Anch.,203000.0,,2012 +17 Girls,Strand,15100.0,186000,2012 +Tim & Eric's Billion Dollar Movie,Magn.,201000.0,,2012 +Any Day Now,MBox,201000.0,,2012 +Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya,UTV,178000.0,,2012 +The Hunter (2012),Magn.,177000.0,,2012 +Butter,RTWC,105000.0,70700,2012 +Kill List,IFC,29100.0,143000,2012 +Flying Swords of Dragon Gate,IM,170000.0,,2012 +Joker,UTV,169000.0,,2012 +Dark Horse,BM&DH,166000.0,,2012 +Shirin Farhad Ki Toh Nikal Padi,Eros,156000.0,,2012 +Bullhead,Drft.,152000.0,,2012 +Chakravyuh,Eros,152000.0,,2012 +Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana,UTV,144000.0,,2012 +High School,Anch.,139000.0,,2012 +Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale,WGUSA,136000.0,,2012 +The Loneliest Planet,IFC,130000.0,,2012 +Forgiveness of Blood,IFC,127000.0,,2012 +Toys in the Attic,Hann.,64900.0,61600,2012 +"Turn Me On, Dammit!",NYer,126000.0,,2012 +God Bless America,Magn.,123000.0,,2012 +Bullet Vanishes,CL,118000.0,,2012 +The Woman in the Fifth,ATO,114000.0,,2012 +5 Broken Cameras,KL,110000.0,,2012 +Hello I Must Be Going,Osci.,107000.0,,2012 +The Magic of Belle Isle,Magn.,102000.0,,2012 +"Oslo, August 31st",Strand,101000.0,,2012 +Wuthering Heights (2012),Osci.,101000.0,,2012 +Mugamoodi,UTV,101000.0,,2012 +V/H/S,Magn.,100000.0,,2012 +Goodbye First Love,IFC,95000.0,,2012 +Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present,MBox,86600.0,,2012 +The Eye of the Storm,SEG,83600.0,,2012 +Wagner & Me,FRun,37700.0,41000,2012 +The Innkeepers,Magn.,78400.0,,2012 +This is Not a Film,PalT,77000.0,,2012 +The Island President,Gold.,76400.0,,2012 +Detachment,Trib.,72700.0,,2012 +The Green Wave,RF,,70100,2012 +Attenberg,Strand,24000.0,45900,2012 +Deadfall (2012),Magn.,66400.0,,2012 +Girlfriend Boyfriend - GF BF,CL,64400.0,,2012 +Vulgaria,CL,59100.0,,2012 +The Turin Horse,CGld,56400.0,,2012 +Jodi Breakers,Yash,52600.0,,2012 +Painted Skin: The Resurrection,WGUSA,50400.0,,2012 +"All's Well, End's Well (2012)",CL,47900.0,,2012 +North Sea Texas,Strand,28300.0,16700,2012 +Double Trouble,CL,44800.0,,2012 +The Fairy,KL,38400.0,,2012 +Hit So Hard,Vari.,34000.0,,2012 +Kalakalappu@Masala Cafe,UTV,30900.0,,2012 +The Bay,RAtt.,30700.0,,2012 +You've Been Trumped,ICir,29300.0,,2012 +Here (2012),Strand,26700.0,,2012 +In Another Country,KL,25100.0,,2012 +The First Time,Gold.,22800.0,,2012 +Bonsai,Strand,21300.0,,2012 +The Day,Anch.,21000.0,,2012 +28 Hotel Rooms,Osci.,18900.0,,2012 +Lovely Molly,Imag.,18500.0,,2012 +Juan of the Dead,Outs,18000.0,,2012 +4:44: Last Day on Earth,IFC,17800.0,,2012 +Little Birds,MNE,17700.0,,2012 +Return (2012),Da.,16100.0,,2012 +Alps,KL,16100.0,,2012 +Patience (After Sebald),CGld,15900.0,,2012 +Take Me Home,Mont.,15800.0,,2012 +Reuniting the Rubins,Mont.,13600.0,,2012 +Cirkus Columbia,Strand,3500.0,9500,2012 +Grassroots,Gold.,12400.0,,2012 +Husbands in Goa,UTV,10100.0,,2012 +Starry Starry Night,CL,10000.0,,2012 +Corpo Celeste,FM,8900.0,,2012 +Dreams of a Life,Strand,8400.0,,2012 +The Babymakers,MNE,7900.0,,2012 +Las Acacias,OutF,6000.0,,2012 +The Good Doctor,Magn.,5200.0,,2012 +Liar's Autobiography,BSM,5100.0,,2012 +Sleepless Night,Trib.,3400.0,,2012 +ATM,IFC,3000.0,,2012 +About Cherry,IFC,3000.0,,2012 +Perfect Sense,IFC,3000.0,,2012 +Cheerful Weather for the Wedding,IFC,2700.0,,2012 +The Decoy Bride,IFC,800.0,,2012 +Death of a Superhero,Trib.,600.0,,2012 +Frozen,BV,400700000.0,875700000,2013 +Iron Man 3,BV,409000000.0,805800000,2013 +Despicable Me 2,Uni.,368100000.0,602700000,2013 +The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug,WB (NL),258399999.0,700000000,2013 +The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,LGF,424700000.0,440300000,2013 +Fast & Furious 6,Uni.,238700000.0,550000000,2013 +Monsters University,BV,268500000.0,475700000,2013 +Gravity,WB,274100000.0,449100000,2013 +Man of Steel,WB,291000000.0,377000000,2013 +Thor: The Dark World,BV,206400000.0,438200000,2013 +The Croods,Fox,187200000.0,400000000,2013 +World War Z,Par.,202400000.0,337600000,2013 +Oz The Great and Powerful,BV,234900000.0,258399999,2013 +Star Trek Into Darkness,Par.,228800000.0,238600000,2013 +The Wolverine,Fox,132600000.0,282300000,2013 +Pacific Rim,WB,101800000.0,309200000,2013 +The Wolf of Wall Street,Par.,116900000.0,275100000,2013 +G.I. Joe: Retaliation,Par.,122500000.0,253200000,2013 +The Hangover Part III,WB,112200000.0,249800000,2013 +The Great Gatsby (2013),WB,144800000.0,208800000,2013 +Now You See Me,LG/S,117700000.0,234000000,2013 +The Smurfs 2,Sony,71000000.0,276500000,2013 +The Conjuring,WB (NL),137400000.0,182100000,2013 +A Good Day to Die Hard,Fox,67300000.0,237300000,2013 +Oblivion,Uni.,89100000.0,197100000,2013 +Elysium,TriS,93100000.0,193100000,2013 +Turbo,Fox,83000000.0,199500000,2013 +Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2,Sony,119800000.0,154500000,2013 +We're the Millers,WB (NL),150400000.0,119600000,2013 +Epic,Fox,107500000.0,160900000,2013 +The Lone Ranger,BV,89300000.0,171200000,2013 +American Hustle,Sony,150100000.0,101100000,2013 +Grown Ups 2,Sony,133699999.0,113300000,2013 +After Earth,Sony,60500000.0,183300000,2013 +Planes,BV,90300000.0,149000000,2013 +The Heat,Fox,159600000.0,70300000,2013 +Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters,Par.,55700000.0,170600000,2013 +Captain Phillips,Sony,107100000.0,111700000,2013 +White House Down,Sony,73100000.0,132300000,2013 +Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters,Fox,68600000.0,131300000,2013 +Lost in Thailand,WAMCR,57400.0,197700000,2013 +Jack the Giant Slayer,WB (NL),65200000.0,132500000,2013 +The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,Fox,58200000.0,129900000,2013 +12 Years a Slave,FoxS,56700000.0,131100000,2013 +Lee Daniels' The Butler,Wein.,116600000.0,60000000,2013 +Identity Thief,Uni.,134500000.0,39500000,2013 +Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues,Par.,125200000.0,46300000,2013 +Olympus Has Fallen,FD,98900000.0,71300000,2013 +Insidious Chapter 2,FD,83600000.0,78300000,2013 +Lone Survivor,Uni.,125100000.0,29700000,2013 +Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa,Par.,102000000.0,49800000,2013 +47 Ronin,Uni.,38400000.0,113400000,2013 +Red 2,LG/S,53300000.0,94800000,2013 +Mama,Uni.,71600000.0,74800000,2013 +Escape Plan,LG/S,25100000.0,112200000,2013 +Last Vegas,CBS,63900000.0,70500000,2013 +2 Guns,Uni.,75600000.0,56300000,2013 +Walking with Dinosaurs,Fox,36100000.0,90500000,2013 +This is the End,Sony,101500000.0,24600000,2013 +Ender's Game,LG/S,61700000.0,63800000,2013 +Prisoners,WB,61000000.0,61100000,2013 +Saving Mr. Banks,BV,83300000.0,34600000,2013 +Warm Bodies,LG/S,66400000.0,50600000,2013 +Jurassic Park 3D,Uni.,45400000.0,71100000,2013 +Personal Tailor,CL,376000.0,115800000,2013 +Free Birds,Rela.,55800000.0,54600000,2013 +Gangster Squad,WB,46000000.0,59200000,2013 +Philomena,Wein.,37700000.0,62400000,2013 +Instructions Not Included,LGF,44500000.0,54600000,2013 +Riddick,Uni.,42000000.0,56300000,2013 +Safe Haven,Rela.,71300000.0,26200000,2013 +Evil Dead (2013),TriS,54200000.0,43300000,2013 +Blue Jasmine,SPC,33400000.0,64099999,2013 +The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones,SGem,31200000.0,64200000,2013 +The Internship,Fox,44700000.0,48800000,2013 +Rush (2013),Uni.,26900000.0,63300000,2013 +The Purge,Uni.,64500000.0,24900000,2013 +Dhoom 3,Yash,8000000.0,80000000,2013 +About Time,Uni.,15300000.0,71800000,2013 +Pain and Gain,Par.,49900000.0,36300000,2013 +Carrie (2013),SGem,35300000.0,49500000,2013 +The Family (2013),Rela.,36900000.0,41500000,2013 +Scary Movie 5,W/Dim.,32000000.0,46400000,2013 +R.I.P.D.,Uni.,33600000.0,44700000,2013 +Tiny Times,CL,23500.0,77700000,2013 +The Book Thief,Fox,21500000.0,55100000,2013 +Escape From Planet Earth,Wein.,57000000.0,17600000,2013 +August: Osage County,Wein.,37700000.0,36500000,2013 +The Best Man Holiday,Uni.,70500000.0,2300000,2013 +Young Detective Dee: Rise of the Sea Dragon,WAMCR,87800.0,72200000,2013 +The Counselor,Fox,17000000.0,54000000,2013 +The Call,TriS,51900000.0,16700000,2013 +One Direction: This is Us,TriS,28900000.0,39700000,2013 +The Grandmaster,Wein.,6600000.0,57500000,2013 +Side Effects (2013),ORF,32200000.0,31200000,2013 +The Host (2013),ORF,26600000.0,36700000,2013 +Runner Runner,Fox,19300000.0,43400000,2013 +From Up on Poppy Hill,GK,1000000.0,60000000,2013 +Kick-Ass 2,Uni.,28800000.0,32000000,2013 +A Haunted House,ORF,40000000.0,20100000,2013 +Beautiful Creatures (2013),WB,19500000.0,40600000,2013 +Quartet,Wein.,18400000.0,41100000,2013 +Dallas Buyers Club,Focus,27300000.0,27900000,2013 +The Face Reader,PM&E,516000.0,54100000,2013 +Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas,LGF,52500000.0,853000,2013 +Tyler Perry's Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor,LGF,52000000.0,1200000,2013 +Delivery Man,BV,30700000.0,19300000,2013 +The Berlin File,CJ,665000.0,48300000,2013 +The Last Stand,LGF,12100000.0,36300000,2013 +21 and Over,Rela.,25700000.0,22400000,2013 +Her (2013),WB,25600000.0,21800000,2013 +Tiny Times 2,CL,43800.0,47200000,2013 +Texas Chainsaw 3D,LGF,34300000.0,12900000,2013 +The Big Wedding,LGF,21800000.0,24700000,2013 +Parker,FD,17600000.0,28600000,2013 +The World's End,Focus,26000000.0,20100000,2013 +Grudge Match,WB,29800000.0,15100000,2013 +Homefront,ORF,20200000.0,22900000,2013 +Snitch,LG/S,42900000.0,,2013 +Jobs,ORF,16100000.0,19800000,2013 +The Place Beyond the Pines,Focus,21400000.0,14100000,2013 +Inside Llewyn Davis,CBS,13200000.0,19700000,2013 +Mud,RAtt.,21600000.0,11000000,2013 +Movie 43,Rela.,8800000.0,23600000,2013 +Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain,LG/S,32200000.0,74000,2013 +Spring Breakers,A24,14100000.0,17600000,2013 +New World (2013),WGUSA,458000.0,31200000,2013 +Don Jon,Rela.,24500000.0,6000000,2013 +I Give It a Year,Magn.,34700.0,28200000,2013 +Nebraska,Par.,17700000.0,10000000,2013 +The Incredible Burt Wonderstone,WB (NL),22500000.0,4900000,2013 +Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom,Wein.,8300000.0,19000000,2013 +Khumba,MNE,1000.0,27200000,2013 +Dark Skies,W/Dim.,17400000.0,9000000,2013 +Enough Said,FoxS,17600000.0,7700000,2013 +Trance,FoxS,2300000.0,21900000,2013 +"The Way, Way Back",FoxS,21500000.0,1700000,2013 +Kon-Tiki,Wein.,1500000.0,21300000,2013 +Baggage Claim,FoxS,21600000.0,887000,2013 +Diana,EOne,335000.0,21400000,2013 +The Great Beauty,Jan.,2900000.0,18500000,2013 +22 Bullets,Cdgm.,,21300000,2013 +The Sapphires,Wein.,2500000.0,18000000,2013 +Broken City,Fox,19700000.0,,2013 +The Company You Keep,SPC,5100000.0,14500000,2013 +The Bling Ring,A24,5800000.0,13300000,2013 +You're Next,LGF,18500000.0,,2013 +Dead Man Down,FD,10900000.0,7200000,2013 +Admission,Focus,18000000.0,,2013 +Fruitvale Station,Wein.,16100000.0,1300000,2013 +Battle of the Year,SGem,8900000.0,7700000,2013 +Out of the Furnace,Rela.,11300000.0,4300000,2013 +Billy and Buddy,Distrib.,900.0,15200000,2013 +The Last Exorcism Part II,CBS,15200000.0,,2013 +Machete Kills,ORF,8000000.0,7000000,2013 +Journey to the South Pacific,Imax,7600000.0,6500000,2013 +Paranoia,Rela.,7400000.0,6400000,2013 +All Is Lost,RAtt.,6300000.0,7400000,2013 +Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie: Rebellion,Elev.,376000.0,12600000,2013 +Stoker,FoxS,1700000.0,10400000,2013 +In the House,Cohen,390000.0,11500000,2013 +I'm So Excited,SPC,1400000.0,10400000,2013 +Haute Cuisine,Wein.,218000.0,11200000,2013 +Before Midnight,SPC,8100000.0,3100000,2013 +Only God Forgives,RTWC,779000.0,9900000,2013 +The Past,SPC,1300000.0,9300000,2013 +Love is All You Need,SPC,1600000.0,8400000,2013 +Bullet to the Head,WB,9500000.0,,2013 +Tyler Perry Presents Peeples,LGF,9200000.0,130000,2013 +Jerusalem,NGE,8000000.0,1300000,2013 +The Fifth Estate,BV,3300000.0,5300000,2013 +Upside Down,MNE,105000.0,8000000,2013 +Metallica Through the Never,PH,3400000.0,4600000,2013 +Pulling Strings,LGF,5800000.0,2000000,2013 +Black Nativity,FoxS,7000000.0,436000,2013 +Blue Is the Warmest Color,IFC,2200000.0,5200000,2013 +Unfinished Song,Wein.,1700000.0,5300000,2013 +The Angels' Share,IFC,347000.0,6700000,2013 +The Spectacular Now,A24,6900000.0,,2013 +The Sweeney,EOne,26700.0,6300000,2013 +Believe,ORF,6200000.0,,2013 +Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola,FIP,,6000000,2013 +Closed Circuit,Focus,5800000.0,,2013 +Populaire,Wein.,179000.0,5300000,2013 +Broken Circle Breakdown,Trib.,175000.0,5300000,2013 +Fists of Legend,CJ,134000.0,5300000,2013 +Chennai Express,UTV,5300000.0,,2013 +20 Feet from Stardom,RTWC,4900000.0,,2013 +Oldboy (2013),FD,2200000.0,2700000,2013 +Commitment,WGUSA,76500.0,4500000,2013 +White Elephant,Strand,8900.0,4400000,2013 +Much Ado About Nothing (2013),RAtt.,4300000.0,,2013 +Frances Ha,IFC,4099999.0,,2013 +You Will Be My Son,Cohen,285000.0,3600000,2013 +Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani,Eros,3800000.0,,2013 +Pieta,Drft.,22100.0,3600000,2013 +Mental,Da.,17700.0,3600000,2013 +The To-Do List,CBS,3500000.0,74600,2013 +Mr. Nobody,Magn.,3600.0,3500000,2013 +Emperor,RAtt.,3300000.0,,2013 +Stand Up Guys,LGF,3300000.0,,2013 +In a World,RAtt.,3000000.0,,2013 +Ram-Leela,Eros,2700000.0,,2013 +Capital,Cohen,102000.0,2400000,2013 +The East,FoxS,2300000.0,99700,2013 +I'm In Love With a Church Girl,HTR,2400000.0,,2013 +No (2013),SPC,2300000.0,,2013 +Renoir,Gold.,2300000.0,,2013 +The Christmas Candle,ELS,2300000.0,,2013 +Reality (2013),Osci.,72600.0,2200000,2013 +Krrish 3,Eros,2200000.0,,2013 +Austenland,SPC,2200000.0,,2013 +The Sorcerer and the White Snake,Magn.,18800.0,2100000,2013 +The Snitch Cartel,PI,,2100000,2013 +The Iceman (2013),MNE,2000000.0,,2013 +All the Boys Love Mandy Lane,RTWC,,1900000,2013 +Fill the Void,SPC,1800000.0,,2013 +Starbuck (U.S. only),E1,340000.0,1300000,2013 +Bhaag Milkha Bhaag,Relbig.,1600000.0,,2013 +Therese,MPI,102000.0,1500000,2013 +Stories We Tell,RAtt.,1600000.0,,2013 +Lovelace,RTWC,357000.0,1200000,2013 +Race 2,UTV,1600000.0,,2013 +Disconnect,LD,1400000.0,,2013 +Girl Most Likely,RAtt.,1400000.0,,2013 +Wadjda (U.S. only),SPC,1300000.0,,2013 +The Kings of Summer,CBS,1300000.0,,2013 +The Invisible Woman,SPC,1200000.0,,2013 +Violeta Went to Heaven,KL,21500.0,1200000,2013 +Romeo and Juliet (2013),Rela.,1200000.0,,2013 +Still Mine,Gold.,1200000.0,,2013 +The Wall (2013),MBox,38700.0,1100000,2013 +Kai Po Che,UTV,1100000.0,,2013 +What Maisie Knew,MNE,1100000.0,,2013 +Thanks for Sharing,RAtt.,1100000.0,,2013 +Ain't Them Bodies Saints,IFC,397000.0,635000,2013 +Kill Your Darlings,SPC,1000000.0,,2013 +Short Term 12,Cdgm.,1000000.0,,2013 +Ginger & Rosa,A24,1000000.0,,2013 +Lore,MBox,970000.0,,2013 +Raanjhana,Eros,903000.0,,2013 +6 Souls,RTWC,,852000,2013 +Generation Iron,TVC,850000.0,,2013 +The Monk,ATO,13500.0,794000,2013 +Satyagraha,UTV,739000.0,,2013 +Hannah Arendt,Zeit.,717000.0,,2013 +Besharam,Relbig.,680000.0,,2013 +Salinger,Wein.,584000.0,67000,2013 +The Hunt,Magn.,613000.0,,2013 +Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago,FEF,613000.0,,2013 +To The Wonder,Magn.,588000.0,,2013 +Lootera,Eros,582000.0,,2013 +Museum Hours,CGld,561000.0,,2013 +The Reluctant Fundamentalist,IFC,553000.0,,2013 +You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet,KL,18900.0,488000,2013 +The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete,LGF,495000.0,,2013 +Act of Killing,Drft.,487000.0,,2013 +Sound City,Vari.,423000.0,,2013 +Shadow Dancer,Magn.,101000.0,319000,2013 +A Hijacking,Magn.,414000.0,,2013 +Grand Masti,Eros,414000.0,,2013 +Phata Poster Nikla Hero,Eros,411000.0,,2013 +The Armstrong Lie,SPC,383000.0,,2013 +Tai Chi Hero,WGUSA,35100.0,347000,2013 +At Any Price,SPC,381000.0,,2013 +Shootout at Wadala,Eros,370000.0,,2013 +Gori Tere Pyaar Mein,Relbig.,342000.0,,2013 +Adore,EXCL,319000.0,,2013 +A Bottle in the Gaza Sea,FM,5900.0,306000,2013 +Go Goa Gone,Eros,298000.0,,2013 +Blancanieves,Cohen,280000.0,,2013 +Himmatwala,UTV,271000.0,,2013 +Great Expectations (2013),MSF,259000.0,,2013 +The Silence,MBox,100000.0,132000,2013 +Singh Saab The Great,Eros,226000.0,,2013 +ABCD (Any Body Can Dance),UTV,222000.0,,2013 +Arthur Newman,Cdgm.,208000.0,,2013 +Ghanchakkar,UTV,203000.0,,2013 +Midnight's Children,P/108,190000.0,,2013 +R... Rajkumar,Eros,167000.0,,2013 +We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks,FCW,166000.0,,2013 +The Patience Stone,SPC,149000.0,,2013 +Rangeelay,Eros,148000.0,,2013 +Drug War,Vari.,128000.0,,2013 +Beyond the Hills,IFC,125000.0,,2013 +Storm Surfers 3D,XL,117000.0,,2013 +Yossi,Strand,117000.0,,2013 +Spinning Plates,TFA,112000.0,,2013 +Ek Thi Daayan,Eros,112000.0,,2013 +The English Teacher,Cdgm.,105000.0,,2013 +Man of Tai Chi,RTWC,100000.0,,2013 +Passion,EOne,92200.0,,2013 +Byzantium,IFC,89200.0,,2013 +The Rooftop,WGUSA,85800.0,,2013 +We Are What We Are,EOne,81400.0,,2013 +Stuck in Love,MNE,81100.0,,2013 +More Than Honey,KL,79800.0,,2013 +Caesar Must Die,AF,76900.0,,2013 +Leviathan (2013),CGld,76200.0,,2013 +No One Lives,Anch.,74900.0,,2013 +War Witch,Trib.,70500.0,,2013 +The Pervert's Guide to Ideology,Zeit.,68000.0,,2013 +My Lucky Star,CL,64400.0,,2013 +Becoming Traviata,Distrib.,62700.0,,2013 +Sightseers,IFC,61800.0,,2013 +The Canyons,IFC,56800.0,,2013 +Table No. 21,Eros,46700.0,,2013 +Wish You Were Here (2013),EOne,46300.0,,2013 +A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III,A24,45400.0,,2013 +The We and the I,P/108,42200.0,,2013 +Killing Season,MNE,39900.0,,2013 +Post Tenebras Lux,Strand,39200.0,,2013 +Rising From Ashes,FRun,38600.0,,2013 +Berberian Sound Studio,IFC,38500.0,,2013 +Ip Man: The Final Fight,WGUSA,37900.0,,2013 +Redemption (2013),RAtt.,36900.0,,2013 +Camille Claudel 1915,KL,35300.0,,2013 +Bastards,IFC,24500.0,,2013 +Paradise: Love,Strand,24300.0,,2013 +Our Children,Distrib.,23200.0,,2013 +V/H/S/2,Magn.,21800.0,,2013 +The Look of Love,IFC,21300.0,,2013 +The Painting (2013),GK,21000.0,,2013 +Terraferma,Cohen,20000.0,,2013 +Love and Honor (2013),IFC,19700.0,,2013 +Nostalghia,KL,18800.0,,2013 +Casting By,SD,18200.0,,2013 +Violet & Daisy,Cdgm.,17200.0,,2013 +Jayne Mansfield's Car,Anch.,14800.0,,2013 +A Wedding Invitation,CJ,14400.0,,2013 +Red Obsession,A23,13200.0,,2013 +The Selfish Giant,IFC,12200.0,,2013 +Charlie Countryman,MNE,11700.0,,2013 +Just Like a Woman,Cohen,11400.0,,2013 +So Young,CL,11200.0,,2013 +In the Name Of,FM,9900.0,,2013 +InchAllah (U.S. only),EOne,9800.0,,2013 +Welcome to the Punch,IFC,9700.0,,2013 +Clandestine Childhood,IFC,9000.0,,2013 +Argento's Dracula 3D,IFC,8100.0,,2013 +Finding Mr. Right,CL,6900.0,,2013 +Paradise: Hope,Strand,6700.0,,2013 +Paradise: Faith,Strand,6500.0,,2013 +The Guillotines,WGUSA,5300.0,,2013 +The Stroller Strategy,Rialto,3500.0,,2013 +What Richard Did,Trib.,2700.0,,2013 +Caught in the Web,Vita.,1100.0,,2013 +I Spit on Your Grave 2,Anch.,800.0,,2013 +Into the White,Magn.,700.0,,2013 +Storage 24,Magn.,100.0,,2013 +Transformers: Age of Extinction,Par.,245400000.0,858600000,2014 +The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,WB (NL),255100000.0,700900000,2014 +Guardians of the Galaxy,BV,333200000.0,440200000,2014 +Maleficent,BV,241400000.0,517100000,2014 +The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1,LGF,337100000.0,418200000,2014 +X-Men: Days of Future Past,Fox,233900000.0,513900000,2014 +Captain America: The Winter Soldier,BV,259800000.0,454500000,2014 +Dawn of the Planet of the Apes,Fox,208500000.0,502100000,2014 +The Amazing Spider-Man 2,Sony,202900000.0,506100000,2014 +Interstellar,Par.,188000000.0,489400000,2014 +Big Hero 6,BV,222500000.0,435300000,2014 +How to Train Your Dragon 2,Fox,177000000.0,444500000,2014 +American Sniper,WB,350100000.0,197300000,2014 +Godzilla (2014),WB,200700000.0,328400000,2014 +Rio 2,Fox,131500000.0,368600000,2014 +Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014),Par.,191200000.0,302100000,2014 +The LEGO Movie,WB,257800000.0,211400000,2014 +Lucy,Uni.,126700000.0,336700000,2014 +Penguins of Madagascar,Fox,83400000.0,289700000,2014 +Edge of Tomorrow,WB,100200000.0,270300000,2014 +Gone Girl,Fox,167800000.0,201600000,2014 +Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,Fox,113700000.0,249500000,2014 +Noah,Par.,101200000.0,261399999,2014 +The Maze Runner,Fox,102400000.0,245900000,2014 +300: Rise of An Empire,WB,106600000.0,231000000,2014 +22 Jump Street,Sony,191700000.0,139600000,2014 +The Fault in our Stars,Fox,124900000.0,182300000,2014 +Divergent,LG/S,150900000.0,137900000,2014 +Mr. Peabody & Sherman,Fox,111500000.0,164200000,2014 +Neighbors,Uni.,150200000.0,120500000,2014 +Exodus: Gods and Kings,Fox,65000000.0,203200000,2014 +Annabelle,WB (NL),84300000.0,172800000,2014 +Hercules (2014),Par.,72700000.0,172100000,2014 +RoboCop (2014),Sony,58600000.0,184100000,2014 +The Imitation Game,Wein.,91100000.0,142400000,2014 +Non-Stop,Uni.,92200000.0,130600000,2014 +Dracula Untold,Uni.,56300000.0,160800000,2014 +The Expendables 3,LGF,39300000.0,175300000,2014 +Into the Woods,BV,128000000.0,85100000,2014 +Fury (2014),Sony,85800000.0,126000000,2014 +Journey to the West,Magn.,18100.0,205600000,2014 +Need for Speed,BV,43600000.0,159700000,2014 +The Other Woman (2014),Fox,83900000.0,112800000,2014 +The Equalizer,Sony,101500000.0,90800000,2014 +Breakup Buddies,CL,778000.0,188200000,2014 +The Grand Budapest Hotel,FoxS,59300000.0,115500000,2014 +Dumb and Dumber To,Uni.,86200000.0,83600000,2014 +Unbroken,Uni.,115600000.0,47800000,2014 +Into The Storm,WB (NL),47600000.0,114100000,2014 +The Monuments Men,Sony,78000000.0,77000000,2014 +Ride Along,Uni.,134900000.0,19500000,2014 +Planes: Fire & Rescue,BV,59200000.0,92200000,2014 +Let's Be Cops,Fox,82400000.0,55800000,2014 +Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit,Par.,50600000.0,84900000,2014 +Annie (2014),Sony,85900000.0,47900000,2014 +Blended,WB,46300000.0,81700000,2014 +Sex Tape,Sony,38500000.0,87500000,2014 +The Theory of Everything,Focus,35900000.0,87800000,2014 +The Nut Job,ORF,64300000.0,56600000,2014 +The Wind Rises,BV,5200000.0,112700000,2014 +Pompeii,TriS,23200000.0,94600000,2014 +The Admiral: Roaring Currents,CJ,2600000.0,109600000,2014 +The Purge: Anarchy,Uni.,72000000.0,40000000,2014 +The Boxtrolls,Focus,50800000.0,58400000,2014 +Horrible Bosses 2,WB,54400000.0,53200000,2014 +Ouija,Uni.,50900000.0,52700000,2014 +Birdman,FoxS,42300000.0,60900000,2014 +Transcendence,WB,23000000.0,80000000,2014 +"Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day",BV,67000000.0,34400000,2014 +Heaven is for Real,TriS,91400000.0,9900000,2014 +Tammy,WB (NL),84500000.0,16000000,2014 +P.K.,UTV,10600000.0,89800000,2014 +The Book of Life (2014),Fox,50200000.0,49600000,2014 +Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones,Par.,32500000.0,58400000,2014 +The Hundred-Foot Journey,BV,54200000.0,34600000,2014 +John Wick,LG/S,43000000.0,45700000,2014 +Deliver Us From Evil,SGem,30600000.0,57400000,2014 +A Million Ways to Die in the West,Uni.,43100000.0,44100000,2014 +Snowpiercer,RTWC,4600000.0,82200000,2014 +Step Up All In,LG/S,14900000.0,71300000,2014 +The Judge,WB,47100000.0,37300000,2014 +Muppets Most Wanted,BV,51200000.0,29200000,2014 +If I Stay,WB (NL),50500000.0,28400000,2014 +"I, Frankenstein",LGF,19100000.0,52100000,2014 +The Attorney,WGUSA,557000.0,70000000,2014 +Think Like a Man Too,SGem,65200000.0,5000000,2014 +Brick Mansions,Rela.,20400000.0,48500000,2014 +Stalingrad (2014),Sony,1000000.0,67099999,2014 +Son of God,Fox,59700000.0,8100000,2014 +Jersey Boys,WB,47000000.0,20600000,2014 +The Giver,Wein.,45100000.0,21900000,2014 +Selma,Par.,52100000.0,14700000,2014 +God's Not Dead,Free,60800000.0,3900000,2014 +Thunder and the House of Magic!,Shout!,4100.0,64200000,2014 +Begin Again,Wein.,16200000.0,47300000,2014 +The Legend of Hercules,LG/S,18800000.0,42400000,2014 +Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo,Elev.,175000.0,60300000,2014 +Dolphin Tale 2,WB,42000000.0,15800000,2014 +St. Vincent,Wein.,44100000.0,10700000,2014 +No Good Deed (2014),SGem,52500000.0,1800000,2014 +A Walk Among the Tombstones,Uni.,26300000.0,26900000,2014 +3 Days to Kill,Rela.,30700000.0,21900000,2014 +Wild (2014),FoxS,37900000.0,14600000,2014 +Magic in the Moonlight,SPC,10500000.0,40500000,2014 +Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods,SV,2600000.0,47800000,2014 +About Last Night (2014),SGem,48600000.0,365000,2014 +Whiplash,SPC,13100000.0,35900000,2014 +Chef,ORF,31400000.0,14500000,2014 +Earth to Echo,Rela.,38900000.0,6400000,2014 +Boyhood,IFC,25400000.0,19100000,2014 +Oculus,Rela.,27700000.0,16300000,2014 +Bang Bang,FIP,2500000.0,39500000,2014 +As Above/So Below,Uni.,21300000.0,20600000,2014 +This is Where I Leave You,WB,34300000.0,7000000,2014 +That Awkward Moment,Focus,26100000.0,14400000,2014 +Frank Miller's Sin City: A Dame to Kill For,W/Dim.,13800000.0,25600000,2014 +The Gambler,Par.,33700000.0,5600000,2014 +Million Dollar Arm,BV,36500000.0,2800000,2014 +Nightcrawler,ORF,32400000.0,6300000,2014 +Devil's Due,Fox,15800000.0,21100000,2014 +A Most Wanted Man,RAtt.,17200000.0,19000000,2014 +The Best of Me,Rela.,26800000.0,9200000,2014 +Endless Love (2014),Uni.,23400000.0,11300000,2014 +Get On Up,Uni.,30700000.0,2700000,2014 +The November Man,Rela.,25000000.0,7500000,2014 +The Pirates,WGUSA,416000.0,32100000,2014 +Winter's Tale,WB,12600000.0,18500000,2014 +When the Game Stands Tall,TriS,30100000.0,,2014 +Draft Day,LG/S,28800000.0,620000,2014 +Big Eyes,Wein.,14500000.0,14800000,2014 +The Divine Move,CJ,137000.0,27800000,2014 +Top Five,Par.,25300000.0,800000,2014 +Iceman (2014),WGUSA,7700.0,26000000,2014 +And So It Goes,CE,15200000.0,10200000,2014 +On the Other Side of the Tracks,Wein.,9600.0,25100000,2014 +The Players,Wein.,10900.0,24600000,2014 +The Tale of The Princess Kaguya,GK,703000.0,23500000,2014 +A Haunted House 2,ORF,17300000.0,6600000,2014 +The Railway Man,Wein.,4400000.0,17900000,2014 +Mr. Turner,SPC,4000000.0,18200000,2014 +The Suspect (2014),WGUSA,219000.0,21400000,2014 +Bears,BV,17800000.0,3500000,2014 +Yves Saint Laurent,Wein.,724000.0,20300000,2014 +Labor Day,Par.,13400000.0,6900000,2014 +"Like Father, Like Son (2014)",IFC,335000.0,19600000,2014 +Left Behind (2014),Free,14000000.0,5700000,2014 +Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return,CE,8500000.0,10200000,2014 +The Drop,FoxS,10700000.0,7900000,2014 +The Quiet Ones,LGF,8500000.0,9300000,2014 +Sabotage (2014),ORF,10500000.0,7000000,2014 +Addicted,LGF,17400000.0,,2014 +Road to Ninja - Naruto the Movie,Elev.,43200.0,17300000,2014 +Calvary,FoxS,3600000.0,13300000,2014 +The Pyramid,Fox,2800000.0,14100000,2014 +Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club,LGF,16000000.0,364000,2014 +Beyond Outrage,Magn.,3900.0,16200000,2014 +Before I Go To Sleep,CE,3200000.0,12200000,2014 +Vampire Academy,Wein.,7800000.0,7600000,2014 +Inherent Vice,WB,8100000.0,6600000,2014 +Island of Lemurs: Madagascar (IMAX),WB,11300000.0,2800000,2014 +The Two Faces of January,Magn.,507000.0,13000000,2014 +Fading Gigolo,MNE,3800000.0,9600000,2014 +Foxcatcher,SPC,12100000.0,,2014 +A Most Violent Year,A24,5700000.0,6300000,2014 +The Interview (2014),Sony,6100000.0,5200000,2014 +One Chance,Wein.,101000.0,10800000,2014 +Bicycling with Moliere,Strand,59900.0,10700000,2014 +Belle,FoxS,10700000.0,,2014 +Wetlands,Strand,59500.0,10500000,2014 +Moms' Night Out,TriS,10400000.0,,2014 +The Babadook,IFC,964000.0,9300000,2014 +Nymphomaniac: Volume I,Magn.,786000.0,9500000,2014 +Gladiators of Rome,VPD,8200.0,10100000,2014 +Mood Indigo,Drft.,303000.0,9500000,2014 +Alan Partridge: The Movie,Magn.,153000.0,9600000,2014 +Venus in Fur,IFC,374000.0,8000000,2014 +Filth,Magn.,34400.0,8300000,2014 +What If (2014),CBS,3500000.0,4400000,2014 +Finding Fanny,FIP,616000.0,7100000,2014 +Pride (2014),CBS,1400000.0,6100000,2014 +Chinese Puzzle,Cohen,339000.0,7100000,2014 +A Long Way Down,Magn.,13300.0,7200000,2014 +Jessabelle,LGF,,7000000,2014 +"Two Days, One Night",IFC,1400000.0,5400000,2014 +A Letter to Momo,GK,71700.0,6700000,2014 +Cantinflas,LGF,6400000.0,,2014 +Le Chef,Cohen,343000.0,5900000,2014 +Mas Negro Que La Noche,LGF,870000.0,5200000,2014 +French Gigolo (Cliente),IFC,3000.0,6000000,2014 +The Trip to Italy,IFC,2900000.0,3000000,2014 +The Immigrant,Wein.,2000000.0,3800000,2014 +Wish I Was Here,Focus,3600000.0,1900000,2014 +Under the Skin (2014),A24,2600000.0,2800000,2014 +The Skeleton Twins,RAtt.,5300000.0,,2014 +The French Minister,IFC,12000.0,5100000,2014 +Ernest & Celestine,GK,262000.0,4800000,2014 +Tracks (2014),Wein.,510000.0,4400000,2014 +The Love Punch,KE,267000.0,4500000,2014 +Dear White People,RAtt.,4400000.0,,2014 +The Lunchbox,SPC,4200000.0,,2014 +My Old Lady,Cohen,4000000.0,,2014 +Diplomacy,Zeit.,231000.0,3700000,2014 +Horns,RTWC,174000.0,3700000,2014 +Ida,MBox,3800000.0,,2014 +14 Blades,RTWC,,3800000,2014 +Ragnarok,Magn.,1400.0,3700000,2014 +Veronica Mars,WB,3300000.0,195000,2014 +Mommy,RAtt.,3500000.0,,2014 +Jack and the Cuckoo-Clock Heart,Shout!,,3400000,2014 +The Grand Seduction,EOne,3400000.0,,2014 +Enemy,A24,1000000.0,2400000,2014 +Words and Pictures,RAtt.,2200000.0,1200000,2014 +The Protector 2,Magn.,2500.0,3300000,2014 +The Rover,A24,1100000.0,2100000,2014 +The Mystery of Happiness,Strand,8500.0,3200000,2014 +Rosewater,ORF,3100000.0,,2014 +Obvious Child,A24,3100000.0,,2014 +The German Doctor,Gold.,418000.0,2600000,2014 +Citizenfour,RTWC,2800000.0,202000,2014 +A Coffee in Berlin,MBox,150000.0,2600000,2014 +The Good Lie,WB,2700000.0,,2014 +The Raid 2,SPC,2600000.0,,2014 +Living is Easy with Eyes Closed,Outs,11600.0,2600000,2014 +A Five Star Life,MBox,307000.0,2200000,2014 +Kick,UTV,2500000.0,,2014 +Kill the Messenger,Focus,2500000.0,,2014 +The Homesman,Saban,2400000.0,,2014 +Blood Ties (2014),RAtt.,42500.0,2400000,2014 +The Guest (2014),PH,333000.0,2000000,2014 +Life of Riley,KL,11600.0,2300000,2014 +Ode to My Father,CJ,2300000.0,,2014 +Love is Strange,SPC,2300000.0,,2014 +Marius,KL,9800.0,2200000,2014 +"Men, Women & Children",Par.,706000.0,1500000,2014 +2 States,UTV,2200000.0,,2014 +Nymphomaniac: Volume II,Magn.,327000.0,1900000,2014 +Le Week-End,MBox,2200000.0,,2014 +Gloria (2014),RAtt.,2100000.0,,2014 +"20,000 Days on Earth",Drft.,280000.0,1800000,2014 +Only Lovers Left Alive,SPC,1900000.0,,2014 +Tusk,A24,1800000.0,,2014 +Awake: The Life of Yogananda,CF&SR,1500000.0,,2014 +Fed Up,RTWC,1500000.0,,2014 +Finding Vivian Maier,IFC,1500000.0,,2014 +Make Your Move,HTR,125000.0,1300000,2014 +Bright Days Ahead,Trib.,21800.0,1400000,2014 +Locke,A24,1400000.0,,2014 +Force Majeure,Magn.,1400000.0,,2014 +Postman Pat: The Movie,Shout!,1500.0,1300000,2014 +Just a Sigh,Distrib.,75500.0,1200000,2014 +Jai Ho,Eros,1300000.0,,2014 +For a Woman,FM,32299.0,1200000,2014 +Singham Returns,Eros,1200000.0,,2014 +Why Don't You Play in Hell,Drft.,28500.0,1200000,2014 +The Remaining,Triu,1200000.0,,2014 +The Way He Looks,Strand,101000.0,1100000,2014 +Ilo Ilo,FM,56800.0,1100000,2014 +Hector And The Search For Happiness,Rela.,1100000.0,,2014 +Leviathan (2014),SPC,1100000.0,,2014 +The Captive,A24,1100000.0,,2014 +Laggies,A24,1100000.0,,2014 +Jackpot,DR,800.0,1100000,2014 +Lila Lila,Crnth,,1100000,2014 +Haider,UTV,1000000.0,,2014 +Third Person,SPC,1000000.0,,2014 +Borgman,Drft.,57500.0,952000,2014 +The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby,Wein.,588000.0,397000,2014 +Shaadi Ke Side Effects,Eros,921000.0,,2014 +Song of the Sea,GK,858000.0,,2014 +Kochadaiiyaan,Eros,817000.0,,2014 +Age of Uprising: The Legend of Michael Kohlhaas (U.S. only),MBox,3300.0,797000,2014 +The Zero Theorem,Ampl.,258000.0,513000,2014 +Palo Alto,Trib.,768000.0,,2014 +Ek Villain,Eros,731000.0,,2014 +Khoobsurat,UTV,711000.0,,2014 +Holiday (2014),Relbig.,707000.0,,2014 +Hasee Toh Phasee,Relbig.,646000.0,,2014 +Frank,Magn.,645000.0,,2014 +Mary Kom,Eros,621000.0,,2014 +The Signal (2014),Focus,601000.0,,2014 +Back in Time (Congcong Nanian),CL,569000.0,,2014 +Highway (2014),UTV,529000.0,,2014 +Dom Hemingway,FoxS,524000.0,,2014 +The One I Love,RTWC,513000.0,,2014 +Archipelago,KL,7800.0,492000,2014 +A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night,KL,492000.0,,2014 +The Congress,Drft.,138000.0,318000,2014 +In Secret,RAtt.,444000.0,,2014 +Bjork - Biophilia Live,CP,128000.0,306000,2014 +But Always (Yi Sheng Yi Shi),CL,431000.0,,2014 +Beijing Love Story,CL,428000.0,,2014 +Goodbye to Language,KL,390000.0,,2014 +Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania,Relbig.,380000.0,,2014 +Women Who Flirt (Sajiao Nvren),CL,375000.0,,2014 +Joe (2014),RAtt.,373000.0,,2014 +Omar,AF,356000.0,,2014 +The Face of Love,IFC,350000.0,,2014 +Jimi: All Is By My Side,XL,341000.0,,2014 +I Origins,FoxS,336000.0,,2014 +The Last Sentence,MBox,62500.0,265000,2014 +On My Way,Cohen,317000.0,,2014 +Happy Ending,Eros,314000.0,,2014 +I Am Eleven,Proud,310000.0,,2014 +7 Boxes,BGP,38100.0,267000,2014 +The Dance of Reality,Abk.,294000.0,,2014 +Elsa & Fred (2014),MNE,286000.0,,2014 +Main Tera Hero,Eros,275000.0,,2014 +Night Moves,Cdgm.,272000.0,,2014 +Love on the Cloud (Wei Ai),CL,272000.0,,2014 +Life of Crime,RAtt.,265000.0,,2014 +The Green Prince,MBox,258000.0,,2014 +Action Jackson (2014),Eros,257000.0,,2014 +The Blue Room,IFC,255000.0,,2014 +Tazza: The Hidden Card,CJ,252000.0,,2014 +James Cameron's Deepsea Challenge 3D,DLA,236000.0,,2014 +Gabrielle (2014),EOne,5500.0,222000,2014 +The Breakup Guru,CL,209000.0,,2014 +Bethlehem,AF,202000.0,,2014 +The Double (2014),Magn.,200000.0,,2014 +Listen Up Philip,Trib.,200000.0,,2014 +We Are The Best!,Magn.,181000.0,,2014 +That Demon Within,CL,172000.0,,2014 +God's Pocket,IFC,170000.0,,2014 +Unrelated,KL,4500.0,154000,2014 +The Polar Express (2014 re-issue),WB,139000.0,,2014 +May in the Summer,Cohen,22000.0,112000,2014 +The Jewish Cardinal,FM,134000.0,,2014 +Zero Motivation,Zeit.,116000.0,,2014 +Life's a Breeze,Magn.,3500.0,99700,2014 +The Golden Era,CL,103000.0,,2014 +God Help the Girl,Ampl.,103000.0,,2014 +The Best Offer,IFC,100000.0,,2014 +Child's Pose,Zeit.,97200.0,,2014 +Cuban Fury,EOne,92400.0,,2014 +Girl on a Bicycle,Mont.,91400.0,,2014 +Breathe In,Cohen,89700.0,,2014 +Life After Beth,A24,88300.0,,2014 +Advanced Style,B360,87900.0,,2014 +Better Living Through Chemistry,Gold.,75100.0,,2014 +For No Good Reason,SPC,67400.0,,2014 +The Notebook (2014),SPC,66600.0,,2014 +Heropanti,UTV,63600.0,,2014 +No Tears for the Dead,CJ,63100.0,,2014 +Young and Beautiful,IFC,61100.0,,2014 +Siddharth,Zeit.,60500.0,,2014 +Walk of Shame,FCW,59200.0,,2014 +The Conformist (2014 re-release),KL,58700.0,,2014 +Rudderless,Gold.,58300.0,,2014 +The Rocket (2014),KL,56800.0,,2014 +In Bloom,BWP,56100.0,,2014 +Starred Up,Trib.,54900.0,,2014 +Half of a Yellow Sun,Mont.,54500.0,,2014 +Hateship Loveship,IFC,54000.0,,2014 +"1,000 Times Good Night",FM,53900.0,,2014 +The Missing Picture,Strand,52200.0,,2014 +Decoding Annie Parker,EOne,48400.0,,2014 +Alphaville (2013 re-release),Rialto,47700.0,,2014 +Return to The Hiding Place,SEA,45400.0,,2014 +Policeman,Crnth,11300.0,27000,2014 +White Bird in a Blizzard,Magn.,33800.0,,2014 +The Hero of Color City,Magn.,32200.0,,2014 +Bird People,IFC,32100.0,,2014 +Closed Curtain,Vari.,28100.0,,2014 +Lilting,Strand,27100.0,,2014 +Adult World,IFC,25400.0,,2014 +A Tale of Winter (Conte d'hiver),BWP,23300.0,,2014 +The Decent One,KL,21300.0,,2014 +Guardian Angel,RME,19500.0,,2014 +Tasting Menu,Magn.,18700.0,,2014 +Two Night Stand,EOne,18600.0,,2014 +Burning Bush,KL,16700.0,,2014 +Horses of God,KL,14800.0,,2014 +13 Sins,RTWC,13800.0,,2014 +Camp X-Ray,IFC,13300.0,,2014 +Special ID,WGUSA,12700.0,,2014 +Wolves,KE,12100.0,,2014 +Falcon Rising,Free,11800.0,,2014 +You're Not You,EOne,11500.0,,2014 +The Amazing Catfish,Strand,11300.0,,2014 +Stray Dogs,CGld,10400.0,,2014 +Canopy,Mont.,8500.0,,2014 +Love is in the Air,FCW,8400.0,,2014 +Empty Hours,Strand,8200.0,,2014 +Rigor Mortis,WGUSA,7900.0,,2014 +The Little Bedroom,CLS,7400.0,,2014 +Plot for Peace,,7100.0,,2014 +Very Good Girls,WGUSA,6900.0,,2014 +Pioneer,Magn.,6900.0,,2014 +Life of a King,MNE,6500.0,,2014 +The Strange Little Cat,KS,5900.0,,2014 +"2 Autumns, 3 Winters",FM,5800.0,,2014 +The Devil's Hand,RAtt.,5700.0,,2014 +Anna,VE,4300.0,,2014 +Open Windows,Cdgm.,1800.0,,2014 +Mr. Pip,Free,1700.0,,2014 +Star Wars: The Force Awakens,BV,936700000.0,"1,131.6",2015 +Jurassic World,Uni.,652300000.0,"1,019.4",2015 +Furious 7,Uni.,353000000.0,"1,163.0",2015 +Avengers: Age of Ultron,BV,459000000.0,946400000,2015 +Minions,Uni.,336000000.0,823400000,2015 +Spectre,Sony,200100000.0,680600000,2015 +Inside Out,BV,356500000.0,501100000,2015 +Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation,Par.,195000000.0,487700000,2015 +The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2,LGF,281700000.0,371700000,2015 +The Martian,Fox,228400000.0,401700000,2015 +Fifty Shades of Grey,Uni.,166200000.0,404800000,2015 +Cinderella (2015),BV,201200000.0,342400000,2015 +The Revenant,Fox,183600000.0,349300000,2015 +Ant-Man,BV,180200000.0,339100000,2015 +Hotel Transylvania 2,Sony,169700000.0,305100000,2015 +San Andreas,WB (NL),155200000.0,318800000,2015 +Terminator: Genisys,Par.,89800000.0,350800000,2015 +Kingsman: The Secret Service,Fox,128300000.0,286100000,2015 +Home (2015),Fox,177400000.0,208600000,2015 +Mad Max: Fury Road,WB,153600000.0,224800000,2015 +The Good Dinosaur,BV,123100000.0,209100000,2015 +Taken 3,Fox,89300000.0,237200000,2015 +The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water,Par.,163000000.0,162200000,2015 +Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials,Fox,81700000.0,230600000,2015 +The Divergent Series: Insurgent,LG/S,130199999.0,167100000,2015 +Pitch Perfect 2,Uni.,184300000.0,103200000,2015 +Paddington,W/Dim.,76300000.0,191800000,2015 +Mojin: The Lost Legend,WGUSA,1200000.0,258100000,2015 +Lost in Hong Kong,WGUSA,1300000.0,255000000,2015 +The Peanuts Movie,Fox,130199999.0,116100000,2015 +Pixels,Sony,78700000.0,166100000,2015 +Daddy's Home,Par.,150400000.0,92400000,2015 +Spy,Fox,110800000.0,124800000,2015 +Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip,Fox,85900000.0,148900000,2015 +Goodbye Mr. Loser,CL,1300000.0,226800000,2015 +Ted 2,Uni.,81500000.0,135200000,2015 +Tomorrowland,BV,93400000.0,115700000,2015 +Everest (2015),Uni.,43500000.0,159900000,2015 +Straight Outta Compton,Uni.,161200000.0,40400000,2015 +The Intern,WB,75800000.0,118800000,2015 +Jupiter Ascending,WB,47400000.0,136600000,2015 +Creed,WB (NL),109800000.0,63800000,2015 +Fantastic Four,Fox,56100000.0,111900000,2015 +Bridge of Spies,BV,72300000.0,93200000,2015 +Focus (2015),WB,53900000.0,105200000,2015 +The Hateful Eight,Wein.,54100000.0,101600000,2015 +Goosebumps,Sony,80100000.0,70100000,2015 +The Last Witch Hunter,LG/S,27400000.0,119600000,2015 +The Taking of Tiger Mountain,WGUSA,229000.0,141400000,2015 +Trainwreck,Uni.,110200000.0,30600000,2015 +Mr. Six,CL,1400000.0,137800000,2015 +Point Break (2015),WB,28800000.0,104900000,2015 +The Big Short,Par.,70300000.0,63200000,2015 +Pan,WB,35100000.0,93300000,2015 +Wolf Totem,Sony,211000.0,125600000,2015 +Magic Mike XXL,WB,66000000.0,56500000,2015 +Dragon Blade,LGP,74100.0,121500000,2015 +Seventh Son,Uni.,17200000.0,97000000,2015 +Insidious Chapter 3,Focus,52200000.0,60800000,2015 +Get Hard,WB,90400000.0,21400000,2015 +The Man From U.N.C.L.E.,WB,45400000.0,64400000,2015 +Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2,Sony,71000000.0,36600000,2015 +Shaun the Sheep Movie,LGF,19400000.0,86800000,2015 +Sisters,Uni.,87000000.0,18000000,2015 +Vacation,WB (NL),58900000.0,46000000,2015 +Chappie,Sony,31600000.0,70500000,2015 +Joy,Fox,56500000.0,44700000,2015 +Black Mass,WB,62600000.0,37200000,2015 +Devil and Angel (E Gun Tian Shi),CL,131000.0,98500000,2015 +The Visit,Uni.,65200000.0,33200000,2015 +Spotlight,ORF,45100000.0,53200000,2015 +Poltergeist (2015),Fox,47400000.0,48000000,2015 +In the Heart of the Sea,WB,25000000.0,68900000,2015 +Southpaw,Wein.,52400000.0,39500000,2015 +The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,FoxS,33100000.0,52900000,2015 +Paper Towns,Fox,32000000.0,53500000,2015 +Sicario,LGF,46900000.0,38000000,2015 +Hitman: Agent 47,Fox,22500000.0,59900000,2015 +The Wedding Ringer,SGem,64500000.0,15300000,2015 +Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension,Par.,18300000.0,60600000,2015 +Crimson Peak,Uni.,31100000.0,43600000,2015 +The Transporter Refueled,EC,16000000.0,56600000,2015 +Run All Night,WB,26500000.0,45200000,2015 +War Room,TriS,67800000.0,,2015 +The Age of Adaline,LGF,42600000.0,23000000,2015 +The Danish Girl,Focus,11100000.0,53100000,2015 +Unfriended,Uni.,32500000.0,31600000,2015 +The Longest Ride,Fox,37400000.0,25500000,2015 +Brooklyn,FoxS,38300000.0,23800000,2015 +Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F',FUN,8000000.0,53800000,2015 +Woman in Gold,Wein.,33299999.0,28300000,2015 +Krampus,Uni.,42700000.0,18800000,2015 +The Walk,TriS,10100000.0,51000000,2015 +The Perfect Guy,SGem,57000000.0,3200000,2015 +The Gift (2015),STX,43800000.0,15200000,2015 +No Escape,Wein.,27300000.0,27100000,2015 +Sinister 2,Focus,27700000.0,25100000,2015 +Prem Ratan Dhan Payo,FIP,4400000.0,48200000,2015 +The Boy Next Door,Uni.,35400000.0,17000000,2015 +The Night Before,Sony,43000000.0,9300000,2015 +Hot Pursuit,WB (NL),34600000.0,17100000,2015 +The 100-Year Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared,MBox,944000.0,50200000,2015 +The Himalayas,CJ,697000.0,49800000,2015 +Surprise - Journey To The West,AR,,49600000,2015 +Entourage,WB,32400000.0,16900000,2015 +The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death,Rela.,26500000.0,22400000,2015 +Concussion (2015),Sony,34500000.0,14100000,2015 +Mortdecai,LGF,7700000.0,39600000,2015 +Coming Home (2015),SPC,378000.0,46400000,2015 +"McFarland, USA",BV,44500000.0,1200000,2015 +Max (2015),WB,42700000.0,1300000,2015 +Still Alice,SPC,18800000.0,25100000,2015 +The DUFF,LGF,34000000.0,9500000,2015 +Legend,Uni.,1900000.0,41100000,2015 +The Gallows,WB (NL),22800000.0,20200000,2015 +Love the Coopers,LGF,26300000.0,16100000,2015 +The Lady in the Van,SPC,10000000.0,31400000,2015 +Ricki and the Flash,TriS,26800000.0,14500000,2015 +Carol,Wein.,12700000.0,27600000,2015 +The Lazarus Effect,Rela.,25800000.0,12600000,2015 +The Water Diviner,WB,4200000.0,34000000,2015 +A Walk in the Woods,BG,29500000.0,8000000,2015 +Ex Machina,A24,25400000.0,11400000,2015 +Burnt,Wein.,13700000.0,23000000,2015 +Room,A24,14700000.0,20700000,2015 +The Secret in their Eyes (2015),STX,20200000.0,14700000,2015 +Steve Jobs,Uni.,17800000.0,16700000,2015 +Victor Frankenstein,Fox,5800000.0,28500000,2015 +Project Almanac,Par.,22300000.0,10900000,2015 +Self/Less,Focus,12300000.0,18200000,2015 +Far from the Madding Crowd,FoxS,12200000.0,18000000,2015 +Mr. Holmes,RAtt.,17700000.0,11600000,2015 +Love & Mercy,RAtt.,12600000.0,16100000,2015 +Irrational Man,SPC,4000000.0,23400000,2015 +American Ultra,LGF,14400000.0,12700000,2015 +Wild Tales,SPC,3100000.0,23900000,2015 +Aloha,Sony,21100000.0,5200000,2015 +"Love, Rosie",TFA,20400.0,25600000,2015 +The 33,WB,12200000.0,12700000,2015 +Capture the Flag,Par.,6700.0,24600000,2015 +The Gunman,ORF,10700000.0,13500000,2015 +Go Away Mr. Tumor,CL,287000.0,21500000,2015 +Black or White,Rela.,21600000.0,,2015 +Blackhat,Uni.,8000000.0,11600000,2015 +Dope,ORF,17500000.0,480000,2015 +Brothers: Blood Against Blood,FIP,614000.0,17200000,2015 +While We're Young,A24,7600000.0,9700000,2015 +Monkey Kingdom,BV,16399999.0,711000,2015 +Macbeth (2015),Wein.,1100000.0,15200000,2015 +Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse,Par.,3700000.0,12400000,2015 +Suffragette,Focus,4700000.0,11300000,2015 +It Follows,RTWC,14700000.0,,2015 +Unfinished Business,Fox,10200000.0,4200000,2015 +Do You Believe?,PFR,13000000.0,1400000,2015 +Woodlawn,PFR,14400000.0,,2015 +Strange Magic,BV,12400000.0,1200000,2015 +Hot Tub Time Machine 2,Par.,12300000.0,767000,2015 +Child 44,LG/S,1200000.0,11700000,2015 +We Are Your Friends,WB,3600000.0,7500000,2015 +Danny Collins,BST,5600000.0,5200000,2015 +Kung Fu Killer,WGUSA,130000.0,10000000,2015 +A Little Chaos,FCW,558000.0,9500000,2015 +The Loft,ORF,6000000.0,4099999,2015 +The Young & Prodigious T.S. Spivet,Wein.,174000.0,9300000,2015 +Shanghai,Wein.,46400.0,9200000,2015 +Un Gallo con Muchos Huevos,LGF,9100000.0,,2015 +Me and Earl and the Dying Girl,FoxS,6800000.0,2300000,2015 +Amy,A24,8400000.0,,2015 +Shaandaar,FIP,522000.0,7800000,2015 +Trumbo (2015),BST,7900000.0,378000,2015 +Bajrangi Bhaijaan,Eros,8199999.0,,2015 +I'll See You In My Dreams,BST,7400000.0,,2015 +The Green Inferno,BH Tilt,7200000.0,,2015 +Grandma (2015),SPC,7000000.0,107000,2015 +Our Brand Is Crisis (2015),WB,7000000.0,,2015 +Baahubali: The Beginning,BSC,6700000.0,,2015 +Bajirao Mastani,Eros,6600000.0,,2015 +Little Boy,ORF,6500000.0,,2015 +What We Do in the Shadows,U/P,3500000.0,2800000,2015 +Anomalisa,Par.,3800000.0,1900000,2015 +Pawn Sacrifice,BST,2400000.0,3100000,2015 +Serena,Magn.,176000.0,4900000,2015 +Mr. X,FIP,45000.0,5000000,2015 +Dilwale,UTV,4900000.0,,2015 +Back to the Future Day,UHE,1700000.0,3200000,2015 +Trash,FCW,17500.0,4800000,2015 +True Story,FoxS,4700000.0,,2015 +"Buen Dia, Ramon",FIP,154000.0,4500000,2015 +Hamari Adhuri Kahani,FIP,235000.0,4200000,2015 +45 Years,IFC,4200000.0,,2015 +Escobar: Paradise Lost,RTWC,196000.0,3600000,2015 +Spare Parts,LGF,3600000.0,,2015 +Learning to Drive,BG,3400000.0,,2015 +By the Sea,Uni.,538000.0,2800000,2015 +Sleeping with Other People,IFC,819000.0,2400000,2015 +Phoenix (2015),IFC,3200000.0,,2015 +Jimmy's Hall,SPC,561000.0,2600000,2015 +Dil Dhadakne Do,Eros,3100000.0,,2015 +Ladrones,LGF,3100000.0,,2015 +Remember (Canada Release),EOne,547000.0,2500000,2015 +Tanu Weds Manu Returns,Eros,3000000.0,,2015 +Rock The Kasbah,ORF,3000000.0,,2015 +The End of the Tour,A24,3000000.0,,2015 +Captive (2015),Par.,2600000.0,218000,2015 +He Named Me Malala,FoxS,2700000.0,97100,2015 +Youth,FoxS,2700000.0,,2015 +Chi-Raq,RAtt.,2700000.0,,2015 +Truth,SPC,2500000.0,,2015 +Mistress America,FoxS,2500000.0,,2015 +Jem and the Holograms,Uni.,2200000.0,149000,2015 +Beloved Sisters,MBox,54000.0,2200000,2015 +The Riot Club,IFC,7700.0,2100000,2015 +Tamasha,UTV,2100000.0,,2015 +Cake,CLF,2000000.0,,2015 +Assassination (2015),WGUSA,1900000.0,,2015 +Clouds of Sils Maria,IFC,1900000.0,,2015 +Testament of Youth,SPC,1800000.0,,2015 +Piku,Yash,1800000.0,,2015 +The Vatican Tapes,LGF,1800000.0,,2015 +Son of Saul,SPC,1800000.0,,2015 +Janis: Little Girl Blue,FR,410000.0,1200000,2015 +'71,RAtt.,1300000.0,355000,2015 +The Diary of a Teenage Girl,SPC,1500000.0,,2015 +I (2015),AaF,1400000.0,,2015 +Infinitely Polar Bear,SPC,1400000.0,,2015 +99 Homes,BG,1400000.0,,2015 +Welcome Back,Eros,1400000.0,,2015 +The Salt of the Earth,SPC,1300000.0,,2015 +Maps to the Stars,FCW,351000.0,988000,2015 +Iris (2015),Magn.,1300000.0,,2015 +The Wolfpack,Magn.,1300000.0,,2015 +Veteran,CJ,1200000.0,,2015 +Goodnight Mommy,RTWC,1200000.0,,2015 +Black Sea,Focus,1200000.0,,2015 +Miss You Already,RAtt.,1200000.0,,2015 +Where Hope Grows,RAtt.,1200000.0,,2015 +Cartel Land,Orch.,704000.0,422000,2015 +Timbuktu,Cohen,1100000.0,,2015 +Dior and I,Orch.,1000000.0,,2015 +5 Flights Up,FCW,1000000.0,,2015 +Big Stone Gap,PH,1000000.0,,2015 +Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem,MBox,988000.0,,2015 +Boruto: Naruto the Movie,Elev.,920000.0,,2015 +Singh is Bling,Eros,919000.0,,2015 +ABCD (Any Body Can Dance) 2,UTV,892000.0,,2015 +Mustang,Cohen,845000.0,,2015 +Labyrinth of Lies,SPC,794000.0,,2015 +The D Train,IFC,673000.0,102000,2015 +Seymour: An Introduction,IFC,744000.0,,2015 +Tangerine,Magn.,702000.0,,2015 +Red Army,SPC,695000.0,,2015 +The Stanford Prison Experiment,IFC,661000.0,,2015 +The Assassin,WGUSA,633000.0,,2015 +"Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter",Ampl.,623000.0,,2015 +Welcome to Me,Alc,609000.0,,2015 +Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution,PBS,517000.0,67200,2015 +Detective Byomkesh Bakshy,Yash,579000.0,,2015 +Freeheld,LGF,573000.0,,2015 +When Marnie Was There,GK,561000.0,,2015 +Gabbar is Back,Eros,535000.0,,2015 +The Last - Naruto the Movie,Elev.,524000.0,,2015 +Peggy Guggenheim Art Addict,SD,498000.0,,2015 +Phantom (2015),UTV,490000.0,,2015 +Somewhere Only We Know,CL,482000.0,,2015 +Let's Get Married,CL,463000.0,,2015 +Bombay Velvet,FIP,451000.0,,2015 +Attack on Titan: Part 1,FUN,450000.0,,2015 +The Third Man (2015 re-release),Rialto,449000.0,,2015 +Saint Laurent,SPC,429000.0,,2015 +Listen to Me Marlon,SHO,426000.0,,2015 +Heart of a Dog,Abr.,421000.0,,2015 +The Witness (Wo shi zheng ren),CL,418000.0,,2015 +Unbranded,Grav.,410000.0,,2015 +The Second Mother,Osci.,377000.0,,2015 +Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet (Gathr),Gathr,370000.0,,2015 +Katti Batti,UTV,365000.0,,2015 +Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet,GK,355000.0,,2015 +Effie Gray,AF,353000.0,,2015 +Noble,Asp.,347000.0,,2015 +Northern Limit Line,WGUSA,338000.0,,2015 +Shamitabh,Eros,325000.0,,2015 +Jafar Panahi's Taxi,KL,322000.0,,2015 +Good Kill,IFC,316000.0,,2015 +Running Man (2015),CL,311000.0,,2015 +Attack on Titan: Part 2,FUN,306000.0,,2015 +Theeb,FM,283000.0,,2015 +White God,Magn.,282000.0,,2015 +A Borrowed Identity,Strand,282000.0,,2015 +In the Name of my Daughter,Cohen,278000.0,,2015 +Hitchcock/Truffaut,Cohen,260000.0,,2015 +Love (2015),Alc,249000.0,,2015 +Tevar,Eros,236000.0,,2015 +20 Once Again,CJ,235000.0,,2015 +Slow West,A24,229000.0,,2015 +A Royal Night Out,ADC,228000.0,,2015 +A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence,Magn.,223000.0,,2015 +Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2,Rel.,223000.0,,2015 +Fall in Love Like a Star,CL,213000.0,,2015 +Dark Places,A24,209000.0,,2015 +Heneral Luna,Abr.,206000.0,,2015 +Gemma Bovery,MBox,192000.0,,2015 +The Connection,Drft.,191000.0,,2015 +Love and Lost (Shi Gu),CL,189000.0,,2015 +Stonewall (2015),RAtt.,188000.0,,2015 +Maggie,RAtt.,187000.0,,2015 +Detective K: Secret of the Lost Island,CJ,185000.0,,2015 +The Priests,CJ,185000.0,,2015 +The Farewell Party,Gold.,173000.0,,2015 +A Brilliant Young Mind,Gold.,172000.0,,2015 +Time Out of Mind,IFC,167000.0,,2015 +Snow Girl and the Dark Crystal,WGUSA,165000.0,,2015 +C'Est Si Bon,CJ,164000.0,,2015 +The Last Women Standing,CL,163000.0,,2015 +5 to 7,IFC,163000.0,,2015 +After The Ball,Free,162000.0,,2015 +Human Capital,FM,159000.0,,2015 +Experimenter,Magn.,156000.0,,2015 +Desert Dancer,Rela.,155000.0,,2015 +Samba,BG,152000.0,,2015 +The Tribe,Drft.,151000.0,,2015 +Forever Young (2015),CL,150000.0,,2015 +The New Girlfriend,Cohen,147000.0,,2015 +Tangerines,Gold.,145000.0,,2015 +Manglehorn,IFC,143000.0,,2015 +Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words,Rialto,138000.0,,2015 +Twenty (2015),CJ,136000.0,,2015 +La Sapienza,KL,135000.0,,2015 +Mississippi Grind,A24,131000.0,,2015 +A Journey Through Time with Anthony,CL,127000.0,,2015 +Boulevard,SM,126000.0,,2015 +Z for Zachariah,RAtt.,121000.0,,2015 +Do I Sound Gay?,IFC,119000.0,,2015 +Love Live! The School Idol Movie,AZ,116000.0,,2015 +She's Funny That Way,LGP,112000.0,,2015 +Memories of the Sword,WGUSA,111000.0,,2015 +The Look of Silence,Drft.,109000.0,,2015 +The Beauty Inside,WGUSA,108000.0,,2015 +The Chronicles of Evil,CJ,105000.0,,2015 +Every Secret Thing,SM,104000.0,,2015 +Ghost in the Shell: The New Movie,FUN,101000.0,,2015 +Black Souls (Anime Nere),Alc,101000.0,,2015 +A Poem Is a Naked Person (2015 re-issue),Jan.,96600.0,,2015 +Saving Mr. Wu,UEP,92700.0,,2015 +The Tales of Hoffmann (2015 re-issue),Rialto,91900.0,,2015 +Christmas Eve,Ampl.,91300.0,,2015 +Queen of Earth,IFC,91200.0,,2015 +Hero (2015),Eros,88700.0,,2015 +Sunshine Superman,Magn.,88100.0,,2015 +Heaven Knows What,RTWC,80700.0,,2015 +Nasty Baby,Orch.,79800.0,,2015 +The Wonders,Osci.,73400.0,,2015 +Predestination,VE,68400.0,,2015 +People Places Things,TFA,67000.0,,2015 +Eden,BG,65500.0,,2015 +The Duke of Burgundy,IFC,64500.0,,2015 +The Office,CL,63700.0,,2015 +Flowers,MBox,61600.0,,2015 +Only You,CL,61600.0,,2015 +Girlhood (2015),Strand,60800.0,,2015 +Jauja,CGld,60200.0,,2015 +Gueros,KL,60100.0,,2015 +I Smile Back,BG,58700.0,,2015 +The Ark of Mr. Chow,CL,54100.0,,2015 +Love Thy Nature,ITL,41100.0,11800,2015 +The Advocate: A Missing Body,CJ,50200.0,,2015 +Heist (2015),LGP,50100.0,,2015 +Difret,TA,49700.0,,2015 +Appropriate Behavior,Grav.,46900.0,,2015 +Beyond the Reach,RAtt.,45900.0,,2015 +The Salvation,IFC,44900.0,,2015 +Madame Bovary,Alc,44200.0,,2015 +Charlie's Country,MR,42900.0,,2015 +Pearl Button,KL,42200.0,,2015 +Queen and Country,BBC,41300.0,,2015 +The Phone,CJ,40500.0,,2015 +What Our Fathers Did: A Nazi Legacy,Osci.,40100.0,,2015 +Lila & Eve,Gold.,38300.0,,2015 +Before We Go,RTWC,37200.0,,2015 +The Mafia Only Kills in Summer,Distrib.,37100.0,,2015 +Knock Knock,LGP,36300.0,,2015 +Kindergarten Teacher,KL,36200.0,,2015 +Welcome to Leith,FRun,36000.0,,2015 +Wild City,WGUSA,34900.0,,2015 +The Forbidden Room,KL,34400.0,,2015 +Song One,TFA,32299.0,,2015 +Love Forecast,CJ,32200.0,,2015 +"Out 1, noli me tangere",CFilms,31500.0,,2015 +"3 1/2 Minutes, 10 Bullets",Part.,30400.0,,2015 +Paulette,Cohen,29500.0,,2015 +The Cut,Strand,28100.0,,2015 +The Keeping Room,Drft.,27200.0,,2015 +Big Game,EC,24600.0,,2015 +Kill Me Three Times,Magn.,24300.0,,2015 +"Hippocrates, Diary of a French Doctor",Distrib.,23100.0,,2015 +Court,Zeit.,22900.0,,2015 +Salut D'Amour,CJ,22500.0,,2015 +Mediterranea,IFC,22100.0,,2015 +Noma - My Perfect Storm,Magn.,21100.0,,2015 +The Little Death,Magn.,18200.0,,2015 +Gangnam 1970,CJ,18000.0,,2015 +Strangerland,Alc,17500.0,,2015 +Eastern Boys,FRun,16800.0,,2015 +Extraction,LGP,16800.0,,2015 +Eva,Wein.,16700.0,,2015 +The World of Kanako,Drft.,16600.0,,2015 +Zombeavers,Free,14900.0,,2015 +The Hallow,IFC,13900.0,,2015 +Amour Fou,FM,13700.0,,2015 +Arabian Nights: Volume 1 - The Restless One,KL,12300.0,,2015 +Of Horses and Men,MBox,11900.0,,2015 +Marie's Story,FM,11700.0,,2015 +1001 Grams,KL,11000.0,,2015 +Empire of Lust,CJ,10700.0,,2015 +The Forecaster,FOR,10200.0,,2015 +Still Life (2015),Trib.,9500.0,,2015 +Every Thing Will be Fine,IFC,9200.0,,2015 +The Lesson,FM,9000.0,,2015 +An Eye for Beauty,MR,9000.0,,2015 +Northern Soul,Free,8900.0,,2015 +The Girl in the Book,Free,8200.0,,2015 +Steak (R)evolution,KL,8000.0,,2015 +On the Way to School,Distrib.,7400.0,,2015 +Hungry Hearts,IFC,6900.0,,2015 +Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans,FR,6800.0,,2015 +Arabian Nights: Volume 2 - The Desolate One,KL,6400.0,,2015 +Alleluia,MBox,6300.0,,2015 +Barely Lethal,A24,6100.0,,2015 +Chic!,Distrib.,5600.0,,2015 +Far from Men,Trib.,5300.0,,2015 +The Dead Lands,Magn.,5200.0,,2015 +Jenny's Wedding,IFC,4700.0,,2015 +Against the Sun,TAFC,4600.0,,2015 +Ashby,TFA,4600.0,,2015 +Arabian Nights: Volume 3 - The Enchanted One,KL,4500.0,,2015 +The Summer of Sangaile,Strand,4500.0,,2015 +Club Life,Orch.,4400.0,,2015 +Back to the Jurassic,CJ,4400.0,,2015 +In the Basement,Strand,3600.0,,2015 +Fidelio: Alice's Odyssey,FRun,3600.0,,2015 +That Sugar Film,Gold.,3500.0,,2015 +Xenia,Strand,3200.0,,2015 +The Iron Ministry,Icar.,3200.0,,2015 +The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun,Magn.,2200.0,,2015 +Stations of the Cross,FM,1500.0,,2015 +Skin Trade,Magn.,1200.0,,2015 +Thanks to My Friends,Distrib.,900.0,,2015 +REC 4: Apocalypse,Magn.,800.0,,2015 +It's All So Quiet (Boven is het stil),BWP,700.0,,2015 +Tough Being Loved By Jerks,KL,700.0,,2015 +The Chambermaid,FM,300.0,,2015 +Captain America: Civil War,BV,408100000.0,745200000,2016 +Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,BV,532200000.0,523900000,2016 +Finding Dory,BV,486300000.0,542300000,2016 +Zootopia,BV,341300000.0,682500000,2016 +The Jungle Book (2016),BV,364000000.0,602500000,2016 +The Secret Life of Pets,Uni.,368400000.0,507100000,2016 +Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,WB,330400000.0,543300000,2016 +Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them,WB,234000000.0,580000000,2016 +Deadpool,Fox,363100000.0,420000000,2016 +Suicide Squad,WB,325100000.0,421700000,2016 +Doctor Strange,BV,232600000.0,445100000,2016 +Moana,BV,248800000.0,394600000,2016 +Sing,Uni.,270400000.0,363800000,2016 +The Mermaid (Mei ren yu),Sony,3200000.0,550600000,2016 +X-Men: Apocalypse,Fox,155400000.0,388500000,2016 +Kung Fu Panda 3,Fox,143500000.0,377600000,2016 +La La Land,LG/S,151100000.0,295000000,2016 +Warcraft,Uni.,47400000.0,386300000,2016 +Jason Bourne,Uni.,162400000.0,253100000,2016 +Ice Age: Collision Course,Fox,64099999.0,344500000,2016 +Independence Day: Resurgence,Fox,103100000.0,286500000,2016 +Monster Hunt,FR,32800.0,385300000,2016 +The Legend of Tarzan,WB,126600000.0,230100000,2016 +The Angry Birds Movie,Sony,107500000.0,244800000,2016 +Trolls,Fox,153700000.0,193200000,2016 +Star Trek Beyond,Par.,158800000.0,184600000,2016 +Now You See Me 2,LG/S,65099999.0,269800000,2016 +The Conjuring 2,WB (NL),102500000.0,217900000,2016 +Passengers (2016),Sony,100000000.0,203100000,2016 +Dangal,UTV,12400000.0,290500000,2016 +Alice Through the Looking Glass,BV,77000000.0,222400000,2016 +Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children,Fox,87200000.0,209200000,2016 +Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows,Par.,82100000.0,163600000,2016 +Assassin's Creed,Fox,54600000.0,186300000,2016 +Sully,WB,125100000.0,115700000,2016 +Hidden Figures,Fox,169600000.0,66300000,2016 +Ghostbusters (2016),Sony,128400000.0,100800000,2016 +Inferno,Sony,34300000.0,185700000,2016 +Central Intelligence,WB (NL),127400000.0,89500000,2016 +Bridget Jones's Baby,Uni.,24300000.0,187700000,2016 +Me Before You,WB (NL),56200000.0,152100000,2016 +London Has Fallen,Focus,62500000.0,143200000,2016 +Arrival,Par.,100500000.0,102800000,2016 +The Monkey King 2 in 3D,CL,710000.0,193000000,2016 +Bad Moms,STX,113300000.0,70700000,2016 +Storks,WB,72700000.0,110700000,2016 +The BFG,BV,55500000.0,127900000,2016 +The Divergent Series: Allegiant,LG/S,66200000.0,113100000,2016 +Hacksaw Ridge,LGF,67200000.0,108100000,2016 +The Girl on the Train (2016),Uni.,75400000.0,97800000,2016 +Operation Mekong,WGUSA,800000.0,172300000,2016 +The Huntsman: Winter's War,Uni.,48400000.0,116600000,2016 +The Magnificent Seven (2016),Sony,93400000.0,68900000,2016 +Jack Reacher: Never Go Back,Par.,58700000.0,103400000,2016 +Don't Breathe,SGem,89200000.0,67900000,2016 +Ip Man 3,WGUSA,2700000.0,154200000,2016 +The Accountant,WB,86300000.0,68900000,2016 +Gods of Egypt,LG/S,31200000.0,119500000,2016 +Lights Out,WB (NL),67300000.0,81600000,2016 +Pete's Dragon (2016),BV,76200000.0,67500000,2016 +Sausage Party,Sony,97700000.0,43000000,2016 +Lion,Wein.,51700000.0,88600000,2016 +Detective Chinatown (Tang ren jie tan an),CL,474000.0,125400000,2016 +Mechanic: Resurrection,LG/S,21200000.0,104500000,2016 +Ride Along 2,Uni.,91200000.0,33400000,2016 +Deepwater Horizon,LG/S,61400000.0,60400000,2016 +Allied,Par.,40100000.0,79400000,2016 +The Shallows,Sony,55100000.0,64000000,2016 +The Purge: Election Year,Uni.,79200000.0,39400000,2016 +Why Him?,Fox,60300000.0,57800000,2016 +Finding Mr. Right 2,CL,,114700000,2016 +Office Christmas Party,Par.,54800000.0,59700000,2016 +How to Be Single,WB (NL),46800000.0,65500000,2016 +10 Cloverfield Lane,Par.,72100000.0,38100000,2016 +The 5th Wave,Sony,34900000.0,75000000,2016 +Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising,Uni.,55500000.0,52600000,2016 +Cold War 2,WGUSA,561000.0,102600000,2016 +The Little Prince,EOne,1300000.0,96200000,2016 +Dirty Grandpa,LGF,35600000.0,58500000,2016 +Ben-Hur (2016),Par.,26400000.0,67700000,2016 +Money Monster,TriS,41000000.0,52300000,2016 +My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2,Uni.,59700000.0,29200000,2016 +Collateral Beauty,WB (NL),31000000.0,57500000,2016 +Train to Busan,WGUSA,2100000.0,85400000,2016 +Sultan,Yash,6200000.0,81100000,2016 +War Dogs,WB,43000000.0,43200000,2016 +Nerve,LGF,38600000.0,46700000,2016 +Ouija: Origin of Evil,Uni.,35100000.0,46600000,2016 +Manchester by the Sea,RAtt.,47700000.0,31300000,2016 +The Boss,Uni.,63300000.0,15600000,2016 +Shin Godzilla,FUN,1900000.0,76000000,2016 +Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates,Fox,46000000.0,31100000,2016 +Boo! A Madea Halloween,LGF,73200000.0,1600000,2016 +Miracles from Heaven,TriS,61700000.0,12200000,2016 +I Am Not Madame Bovary,WGUSA,437000.0,70400000,2016 +Kubo and the Two Strings,Focus,48000000.0,21900000,2016 +13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,Par.,52900000.0,16600000,2016 +Moonlight (2016),A24,27900000.0,37200000,2016 +Fences,Par.,57700000.0,6700000,2016 +The Boy (2016),STX,35800000.0,28400000,2016 +"Hail, Caesar!",Uni.,30500000.0,33100000,2016 +The Nice Guys,WB,36300000.0,26500000,2016 +L.O.R.D: Legend of Ravaging Dynasties,AR,350000.0,57700000,2016 +Nine Lives (2016),EC,19700000.0,38100000,2016 +Zoolander 2,Par.,28800000.0,27900000,2016 +Barbershop: The Next Cut,WB (NL),54000000.0,1000000,2016 +The Finest Hours,BV,27600000.0,24500000,2016 +Master,CJ,597000.0,51000000,2016 +Patriots Day,LGF,31900000.0,18700000,2016 +Florence Foster Jenkins,Par.,27400000.0,21500000,2016 +Mother's Day,ORF,32500000.0,15900000,2016 +Luck-Key,JBG,467000.0,47700000,2016 +Yo-kai Watch: The Movie,Elev.,257000.0,47600000,2016 +A Monster Calls,Focus,3700000.0,43600000,2016 +Eddie the Eagle,Fox,15800000.0,30400000,2016 +Risen,Sony,36900000.0,9200000,2016 +Blair Witch,LGF,20800000.0,24400000,2016 +Cafe Society,LGF,11100000.0,32700000,2016 +Almost Christmas,Uni.,42200000.0,422000,2016 +The Witch,A24,25100000.0,15300000,2016 +The Wild Life (2016),LG/S,8000000.0,31500000,2016 +Criminal (2016),LG/S,14700000.0,24100000,2016 +Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie,FoxS,4800000.0,33100000,2016 +Hell or High Water,LGF,27000000.0,10900000,2016 +The Forest,Focus,26600000.0,11000000,2016 +Snowden,ORF,21600000.0,15700000,2016 +Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk,TriS,1700000.0,29200000,2016 +When the Bough Breaks,SGem,29700000.0,911000,2016 +Nocturnal Animals,Focus,10700000.0,19600000,2016 +Keeping Up with the Joneses,Fox,14900000.0,15000000,2016 +Ae Dil Hai Mushkil,FIP,4300000.0,24100000,2016 +Fan,Yash,2300000.0,25900000,2016 +M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story,FIP,1800000.0,26000000,2016 +The Light Between Oceans,BV,12500000.0,13400000,2016 +The Brothers Grimsby,Sony,6900000.0,18300000,2016 +Race (2016),Focus,19200000.0,5900000,2016 +Free State of Jones,STX,20800000.0,4200000,2016 +A Beautiful Planet,Imax,15500000.0,9400000,2016 +God's Not Dead 2,PFR,20800000.0,3700000,2016 +Silence (2016),Par.,7100000.0,16600000,2016 +Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life,LGF,20000000.0,3300000,2016 +Triple 9,ORF,12600000.0,10500000,2016 +Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,Par.,23100000.0,,2016 +Captain Fantastic,BST,5900000.0,16900000,2016 +Live By Night,WB,10400000.0,12300000,2016 +Julieta,SPC,1500000.0,21000000,2016 +Solace,LGP,,22400000,2016 +Fifty Shades of Black,ORF,11700000.0,10500000,2016 +Keanu,WB (NL),20600000.0,,2016 +El Clan,FIP,201000.0,20200000,2016 +The Edge of Seventeen,STX,14400000.0,4400000,2016 +The Choice,LGF,18700000.0,,2016 +Eye in the Sky,BST,18700000.0,,2016 +Bad Santa 2,BG,17800000.0,,2016 +Regression,W/Dim.,55000.0,17600000,2016 +Neerja,FIP,1600000.0,16000000,2016 +Masterminds (2016),Rela.,17400000.0,,2016 +Norm of the North,LGF,17100000.0,,2016 +Hardcore Henry,STX,9300000.0,7600000,2016 +Pride and Prejudice and Zombies,SGem,10900000.0,5500000,2016 +The Infiltrator,BG,15400000.0,,2016 +Kapoor & Sons - Since 1921,FIP,2600000.0,12800000,2016 +The Take (2016),HTR,50300.0,14800000,2016 +Sword Master,WGUSA,75500.0,14600000,2016 +"Hello, My Name is Doris",RAtt.,14400000.0,,2016 +The Other Side of the Door,Fox,3000000.0,11300000,2016 +Love & Friendship,RAtt.,14000000.0,,2016 +Jackie,FoxS,14000000.0,,2016 +Sing Street,Wein.,3200000.0,10400000,2016 +Shut In,EC,6900000.0,6200000,2016 +Loving,Focus,7800000.0,5200000,2016 +The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years,Abr.,2900000.0,9400000,2016 +The Man Who Knew Infinity,IFC,3900000.0,8400000,2016 +No Manches Frida,PNT,11500000.0,,2016 +The Darkness,BH Tilt,10800000.0,,2016 +Our Kind of Traitor,RAtt.,3200000.0,7600000,2016 +The Perfect Match,LGF,9700000.0,745000,2016 +Queen of Katwe,BV,8900000.0,1500000,2016 +Miss Sloane,EC,3500000.0,5600000,2016 +Ratchet & Clank,Focus,8800000.0,,2016 +Morgan,Fox,3900000.0,4900000,2016 +The Lobster (US Release),A24,8700000.0,,2016 +My King (Mon roi),FM,54100.0,7900000,2016 +Pele: Birth of a Legend,IFC,57000.0,7800000,2016 +A Bigger Splash,FoxS,2000000.0,5500000,2016 +Southside with You,RAtt.,6300000.0,208000,2016 +The Young Messiah,Focus,6500000.0,,2016 +Incarnate,BH Tilt,4800000.0,1500000,2016 +Max Steel,ORF,3800000.0,2500000,2016 +Midnight Special,WB,3700000.0,2500000,2016 +The Duelist,Sony,13500.0,6100000,2016 +The Autopsy of Jane Doe,IFC,10500.0,6000000,2016 +My Best Friend's Wedding (2016),Sony,78600.0,5600000,2016 +Genius,RAtt.,1400000.0,4300000,2016 +20th Century Women,A24,5700000.0,,2016 +Hunt for the Wilderpeople,Orch.,5200000.0,,2016 +Bleed for This,ORF,5100000.0,,2016 +Hands of Stone,Wein.,4700000.0,,2016 +Men & Chicken,Drft.,30200.0,4600000,2016 +The Meddler,SPC,4300000.0,,2016 +A Hologram for the King,RAtt.,4200000.0,,2016 +Swiss Army Man,A24,4200000.0,,2016 +Denial,BST,4099999.0,,2016 +Indignation,RAtt.,3400000.0,523000,2016 +Kabali,CineGalaxy,3900000.0,,2016 +Rules Don't Apply,Fox,3700000.0,233000,2016 +Where to Invade Next,Drft.,3800000.0,,2016 +Batman: The Killing Joke,Fathom,3800000.0,,2016 +Naam Hai Akira,FIP,219000.0,3500000,2016 +A Man Called Ove,MBox,3500000.0,,2016 +Miles Ahead,SPC,2600000.0,850000,2016 +Everybody Wants Some!!,Par.,3400000.0,,2016 +Maggie's Plan,SPC,3400000.0,,2016 +The Program (2016),EOne,13100.0,3300000,2016 +Green Room,A24,3200000.0,,2016 +The Eagle Huntress,SPC,3200000.0,,2016 +Compadres,PNT,3100000.0,,2016 +Desierto,STX,2000000.0,1000000,2016 +Anthropoid,BST,3000000.0,,2016 +Hillsong - Let Hope Rise,PFR,2400000.0,255000,2016 +El Jeremias,Sony,650000.0,1900000,2016 +The Disappointments Room,Rela.,2400000.0,,2016 +Dear Zindagi,Relbig.,2400000.0,,2016 +Elle,SPC,2300000.0,,2016 +Paterson,BST,2200000.0,,2016 +Equals,A24,33300.0,2100000,2016 +I'm Not Ashamed,PFR,2100000.0,,2016 +The Dressmaker,BG,2000000.0,,2016 +The Handmaiden,Magn.,2000000.0,,2016 +Demolition,FoxS,2000000.0,,2016 +American Honey,A24,663000.0,1200000,2016 +Busco Novio Para Mi Mujer,PNT,1700000.0,,2016 +A Perfect Day,IFC,14000.0,1700000,2016 +Weiner,IFC,1700000.0,,2016 +Rustom,Zee,1100000.0,571000,2016 +I Saw the Light,SPC,1600000.0,,2016 +Jane Got a Gun,Wein.,1500000.0,,2016 +Toni Erdmann,SPC,1500000.0,,2016 +The Neon Demon,BG,1300000.0,,2016 +Embrace of the Serpent,Osci.,1300000.0,,2016 +Housefull 3,Eros,1300000.0,,2016 +Mohenjo Daro,UTV,1300000.0,,2016 +Lazer Team,Ampl.,1200000.0,,2016 +The Music of Strangers,Orch.,1200000.0,,2016 +Dough,Men.,1100000.0,,2016 +Ma ma,Osci.,47300.0,1100000,2016 +Wazir,Relbig.,1100000.0,,2016 +Papa: Hemingway in Cuba,YFG,1100000.0,,2016 +Certain Women,IFC,1100000.0,,2016 +The Innocents,MBox,1100000.0,,2016 +Elvis & Nixon,BST,1100000.0,,2016 +Operation Chromite,CJ,1000000.0,,2016 +Baar Baar Dekho,Eros,982000.0,,2016 +Dark Horse (2016),SPC,941000.0,,2016 +Neruda,Orch.,939000.0,,2016 +Gentleman,Gaatri,898000.0,,2016 +Ki & Ka,Eros,858000.0,,2016 +Dishoom,Eros,813000.0,,2016 +The Wailing (Goksung),WGUSA,787000.0,,2016 +Chongqing Hot Pot,CL,780000.0,,2016 +The Polar Express (2016 re-issue),WB,765000.0,,2016 +Little Men (2016),Magn.,703000.0,,2016 +Chaar Sahibzaade: Rise of Band Singh Bahadur,Eros,701000.0,,2016 +Born to be Blue (US Release),IFC,678000.0,,2016 +City of Gold,IFC,641000.0,,2016 +Remember (US Release),A24,638000.0,,2016 +Embrace: The Documentary,Gathr,629000.0,,2016 +Tickled,Magn.,614000.0,,2016 +"Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World",Magn.,595000.0,,2016 +A Tale of Love and Darkness,FCW,572000.0,,2016 +Tunnel,WGUSA,569000.0,,2016 +Knight of Cups,BG,566000.0,,2016 +Harry & Snowman,FR,561000.0,,2016 +Viral,W/Dim.,,552000,2016 +American Pastoral,LGF,544000.0,,2016 +The Age of Shadows,CJ,542000.0,,2016 +Fitoor,UTV,529000.0,,2016 +The First Monday in May,Magn.,527000.0,,2016 +Marguerite,Cohen,497000.0,,2016 +The Boy and the Beast,FUN,491000.0,,2016 +Wiener-Dog,IFC,477000.0,,2016 +Our Little Sister,SPC,468000.0,,2016 +Only Yesterday (2016 re-release),GK,453000.0,,2016 +Baaghi,UTV,438000.0,,2016 +Land of Mine,SPC,435000.0,,2016 +Things To Come,IFC,388000.0,,2016 +The Lobster (Canada Release),Mon,377000.0,,2016 +Mr. Donkey,CL,356000.0,,2016 +Happy Bhaag Jayegi,Eros,352000.0,,2016 +High-Rise,Magn.,346000.0,,2016 +Te3n,Rel.,332000.0,,2016 +Francofonia,MBox,307000.0,,2016 +Mia Madre,MBox,303000.0,,2016 +April and the Extraordinary World,GK,295000.0,,2016 +Ixcanul,KL,295000.0,,2016 +The People vs. Fritz Bauer,Cohen,288000.0,,2016 +Aquarius,Vita.,286000.0,,2016 +Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy: XV,VE,270000.0,,2016 +My Golden Days,Magn.,269000.0,,2016 +The Family Fang,SM,263000.0,,2016 +Dheepan,IFC,262000.0,,2016 +"Life, Animated",Orch.,255000.0,,2016 +Oasis: Supersonic,A24,243000.0,,2016 +The Invitation,Drft.,232000.0,,2016 +Miss Hokusai,GK,223000.0,,2016 +Kaptaan,UTV,204000.0,,2016 +League of Gods,Sony,182000.0,,2016 +Viva,Magn.,178000.0,,2016 +The Wave,Magn.,177000.0,,2016 +Asura: The City of Madness,CJ,176000.0,,2016 +Louder than Bombs,Orch.,164000.0,,2016 +Howards End (2016 Restoration),Cohen,160000.0,,2016 +Sunset Song,Magn.,160000.0,,2016 +Born to be Blue,EOne,152000.0,,2016 +Seasons,MBox,150000.0,,2016 +Rams (Hrútar),Cohen,149000.0,,2016 +Tumbledown,SM,135000.0,,2016 +The Brand New Testament,MBox,128000.0,,2016 +Spirits' Homecoming,PM&E,126000.0,,2016 +Sweet Bean,KL,125000.0,,2016 +A War,Magn.,123000.0,,2016 +Fire at Sea,KL,121000.0,,2016 +Hockney,FM,121000.0,,2016 +Three,WGUSA,120000.0,,2016 +Tale of Tales,IFC,119000.0,,2016 +The Measure of a Man,KL,112000.0,,2016 +Aferim!,BWP,108000.0,,2016 +Until Forever (Por Siempre),CZ,105000.0,,2016 +Under the Sun (2016),Icar.,105000.0,,2016 +Our Last Tango,Strand,100000.0,,2016 +Rock On 2,Eros,98900.0,,2016 +Seondal: The Man Who Sells the River,CJ,97500.0,,2016 +So Young 2: Never Gone,CL,96400.0,,2016 +"New York, New York (2016)",CL,92400.0,,2016 +Fireworks Wednesday,Ghop,90500.0,,2016 +No One's Life Is Easy: So I Married an Anti-Fan,CL,89300.0,,2016 +"My Love, Don't Cross that River",FM,88000.0,,2016 +Author: The JT LeRoy Story,Magn.,86000.0,,2016 +Mountains May Depart,KL,82900.0,,2016 +Cock and Bull,CL,82800.0,,2016 +A Street Cat Named Bob,Cleopatra,82700.0,,2016 +Les cowboys,Cohen,80800.0,,2016 +Saala Khadoos,UTV,76900.0,,2016 +The Monster (2016),A24,12500.0,62200,2016 +Dancer,IFC,71900.0,,2016 +Sweet 20,CJ,71800.0,,2016 +The Dark Horse,BG,67500.0,,2016 +Phantom Detective,CJ,67100.0,,2016 +Ran (2016 re-issue),Rialto,66100.0,,2016 +Microbe & Gasoline,Scre.,63800.0,,2016 +Time Renegades,CJ,59400.0,,2016 +Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned,Dreamwest,57800.0,,2016 +DONGJU: The Portrait of a Poet,CJ,56600.0,,2016 +L'attesa,Osci.,55800.0,,2016 +The Lovers and the Despot,Magn.,55500.0,,2016 +Clown,W/Dim.,55000.0,,2016 +Diary of a Chambermaid,Cohen,54200.0,,2016 +High Strung (2016),Pala.,53400.0,,2016 +The Club,MBox,52800.0,,2016 +Being 17,Strand,52700.0,,2016 +The Last Man on the Moon,Grav.,52500.0,,2016 +My Annoying Brother,CJ,52000.0,,2016 +Cemetery of Splendor,Strand,52000.0,,2016 +Disorder,IFC,51900.0,,2016 +Like for Likes,CJ,50800.0,,2016 +In the Shadow of Women,Distrib.,50300.0,,2016 +In Order of Disappearance,Magn.,50300.0,,2016 +The Treasure,SDS,50200.0,,2016 +Fatima,KL,50100.0,,2016 +We Are X,Drft.,45300.0,,2016 +A Melody to Remember,CJ,44300.0,,2016 +Phantom of the Theatre,WGUSA,44000.0,,2016 +Mastizaade,Eros,43400.0,,2016 +Closet Monster,Strand,42200.0,,2016 +Troublemakers: The Story of Land Art,FRun,29500.0,9100,2016 +Come What May,Cohen,37800.0,,2016 +Until Forever,Linn,35800.0,,2016 +Summertime (2016),Strand,35300.0,,2016 +Songs My Brothers Taught Me,KL,34800.0,,2016 +Mr. Right,FCW,34700.0,,2016 +Phantom Boy,GK,34400.0,,2016 +Sweet Sixteen (Xia You Qiao Mu),CL,34300.0,,2016 +Eisenstein in Guanajuato,Strand,34300.0,,2016 +Last Cab to Darwin,FRun,34200.0,,2016 +The Map Against the World,CJ,34000.0,,2016 +Kaili Blues,Ghop,32200.0,,2016 +Anesthesia,IFC,32200.0,,2016 +"Rio, I Love You",Scre.,32000.0,,2016 +As I Open My Eyes,KL,31000.0,,2016 +The Son of Joseph,KL,30600.0,,2016 +From Afar,Strand,30200.0,,2016 +For a Few Bullets,CL,30100.0,,2016 +The Last Princess,CJ,29300.0,,2016 +Valley of Love,Strand,28600.0,,2016 +Blackway,Electric,27100.0,,2016 +Neon Bull,KL,26700.0,,2016 +Papa (Luo shan ji dao dan ji hua),Jampa,26700.0,,2016 +Standing Tall (La tete haute),Cohen,26100.0,,2016 +Chevalier,Strand,25700.0,,2016 +The New Year's Eve of Old Lee,CL,25400.0,,2016 +Cosmos,KL,25300.0,,2016 +A Monster with a Thousand Heads,MBox,24900.0,,2016 +Evolution,IFC,24800.0,,2016 +"Right Now, Wrong Then",Ghop,24500.0,,2016 +Lolo,FR,24100.0,,2016 +Sanam Teri Kasam,Eros,22100.0,,2016 +Term Life,FCW,21300.0,,2016 +The Sea of Trees,A24,20400.0,,2016 +Wildflower (Secretos del Alma),CZ,18100.0,,2016 +Colonia,Scre.,15700.0,,2016 +Argentina,FRun,14900.0,,2016 +Remember You,CJ,14800.0,,2016 +Adderall Diaries,A24,13200.0,,2016 +Neither Heaven Nor Earth,FM,12800.0,,2016 +The Ones Below,Magn.,12500.0,,2016 +"Kiki, Love to Love",Strand,12500.0,,2016 +Don't Call Me Son,Zeit.,11700.0,,2016 +Jeruzalem,EpicPics,11300.0,,2016 +Serial Killer 1,KL,10300.0,,2016 +Chronic,MR,9000.0,,2016 +Magnus,FR,8900.0,,2016 +The Last King,Magn.,8900.0,,2016 +Mojave,A24,8300.0,,2016 +The Other Side,FM,8100.0,,2016 +The President,Crnth,7600.0,,2016 +They Will Have to Kill Us First,BBC,7500.0,,2016 +The Carer,Crnth,6200.0,,2016 +Klown Forever,Drft.,5700.0,,2016 +Search Party,FCW,4600.0,,2016 +In Harmony,Distrib.,3100.0,,2016 +In Her Name (Au nom de ma fille),Distrib.,1600.0,,2016 +Next Time I'll Aim for the Heart,Distrib.,800.0,,2016 +The Student and Mr. Henri,Distrib.,800.0,,2016 +Down By Love,Distrib.,700.0,,2016 +News From Planet Mars,KL,300.0,,2016 +Satanic,Magn.,300.0,,2016 +Star Wars: The Last Jedi,BV,620200000.0,712400000,2017 +Beauty and the Beast (2017),BV,504000000.0,759500000,2017 +The Fate of the Furious,Uni.,226000000.0,"1,010.0",2017 +Despicable Me 3,Uni.,264600000.0,770200000,2017 +Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,Sony,404500000.0,557600000,2017 +Spider-Man: Homecoming,Sony,334200000.0,546000000,2017 +Wolf Warrior 2,HC,2700000.0,867600000,2017 +Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,BV,389800000.0,473900000,2017 +Thor: Ragnarok,BV,315100000.0,538900000,2017 +Wonder Woman,WB,412600000.0,409300000,2017 +Coco,BV,209700000.0,597400000,2017 +Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales,BV,172600000.0,622300000,2017 +It,WB (NL),327500000.0,372900000,2017 +Justice League,WB,229000000.0,428900000,2017 +Logan (2017),Fox,226300000.0,392700000,2017 +Transformers: The Last Knight,Par.,130199999.0,475300000,2017 +Kong: Skull Island,WB,168100000.0,398600000,2017 +The Boss Baby,Fox,175000000.0,353000000,2017 +Dunkirk,WB,188000000.0,337200000,2017 +War for the Planet of the Apes,Fox,146900000.0,343800000,2017 +The Greatest Showman,Fox,174300000.0,260700000,2017 +Kingsman: The Golden Circle,Fox,100200000.0,310700000,2017 +The Mummy (2017),Uni.,80200000.0,329000000,2017 +Cars 3,BV,152900000.0,231000000,2017 +Fifty Shades Darker,Uni.,114600000.0,267000000,2017 +Your Name.,FUN,5000000.0,353000000,2017 +Murder on the Orient Express (2017),Fox,102800000.0,250000000,2017 +xXx: The Return of Xander Cage,Par.,44900000.0,301200000,2017 +The Great Wall,Uni.,45500000.0,289400000,2017 +Resident Evil: The Final Chapter,SGem,26800000.0,285400000,2017 +The LEGO Batman Movie,WB,175800000.0,136200000,2017 +Annabelle: Creation,WB (NL),102100000.0,204400000,2017 +Wonder,LGF,132400000.0,173500000,2017 +Ferdinand,Fox,84400000.0,211700000,2017 +Split,Uni.,138300000.0,140200000,2017 +Blade Runner 2049,WB,92100000.0,167200000,2017 +Get Out,Uni.,176000000.0,79400000,2017 +Kung Fu Yoga,WGUSA,363000.0,253800000,2017 +Baahubali 2: The Conclusion,GrtIndia,20200000.0,234000000,2017 +Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back,Sony,880000.0,245700000,2017 +Alien: Covenant,Fox,74300000.0,166600000,2017 +Baby Driver,TriS,107800000.0,119100000,2017 +Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets,STX,41200000.0,184700000,2017 +Geostorm,WB,33700000.0,187900000,2017 +The Emoji Movie,Sony,86100000.0,131699999,2017 +A Dog's Purpose,Uni.,64500000.0,140500000,2017 +Smurfs: The Lost Village,Sony,45000000.0,152200000,2017 +The Shape of Water,FoxS,63900000.0,131400000,2017 +Pitch Perfect 3,Uni.,104900000.0,80500000,2017 +Daddy's Home 2,Par.,104000000.0,76600000,2017 +The Post,Fox,81900000.0,97900000,2017 +Baywatch,Par.,58100000.0,119800000,2017 +The Hitman's Bodyguard,LG/S,75500000.0,101100000,2017 +John Wick: Chapter Two,LG/S,92000000.0,79500000,2017 +Ghost in the Shell (2017),Par.,40600000.0,129199999,2017 +"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri",FoxS,54500000.0,104700000,2017 +Duckweed,CL,472000.0,150600000,2017 +Darkest Hour,Focus,56500000.0,94400000,2017 +King Arthur: Legend of the Sword,WB,39200000.0,109500000,2017 +The Foreigner,STX,34400000.0,111000000,2017 +Power Rangers (2017),LGF,85400000.0,57000000,2017 +Girls Trip,Uni.,115200000.0,25400000,2017 +American Made,Uni.,51300000.0,83500000,2017 +A Bad Moms Christmas,STX,72100000.0,58400000,2017 +Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie,Fox,73900000.0,51600000,2017 +Happy Death Day,Uni.,55700000.0,69800000,2017 +The LEGO Ninjago Movie,WB,59300000.0,63800000,2017 +Secret Superstar,,,122000000,2017 +The Dark Tower,Sony,50700000.0,62500000,2017 +Buddies in India,CL,293000.0,109300000,2017 +Leap!,Wein.,21900000.0,81400000,2017 +Jigsaw,LGF,38100000.0,64900000,2017 +Railroad Tigers,WGUSA,218000.0,102000000,2017 +Life (2017),Sony,30200000.0,70300000,2017 +Atomic Blonde,Focus,51700000.0,48300000,2017 +The Shack,LG/S,57400000.0,39600000,2017 +Some Like It Hot (Qing Shung),CL,100000.0,95600000,2017 +Tiger Zinda Hai,Yash,5600000.0,81800000,2017 +Going in Style (2017),WB (NL),45000000.0,39900000,2017 +Rings,Par.,27800000.0,55300000,2017 +A Taxi Driver,WGUSA,1500000.0,80100000,2017 +Underworld: Blood Wars,SGem,30400000.0,50700000,2017 +Lady Bird,A24,49000000.0,30000000,2017 +American Assassin,LGF,36200000.0,31000000,2017 +One Piece Film: Gold,FUN,424000.0,65800000,2017 +Victoria and Abdul,Focus,22200000.0,43200000,2017 +The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature,ORF,28400000.0,36800000,2017 +Monster Trucks,Par.,33400000.0,31100000,2017 +The Mountain Between Us,Fox,30300000.0,32500000,2017 +The Star,Sony,40900000.0,22000000,2017 +How to be a Latin Lover,PNT,32100000.0,29700000,2017 +"Everything, Everything",WB,34100000.0,27500000,2017 +Snatched,Fox,45900000.0,15000000,2017 +My Little Pony: The Movie,LGF,21900000.0,38400000,2017 +Molly's Game,STX,28800000.0,30500000,2017 +All the Money in the World,TriS,25100000.0,31900000,2017 +The Big Sick,LGF,42900000.0,13500000,2017 +Confidential Assignment,CJ,476000.0,55500000,2017 +Downsizing,Par.,24400000.0,30600000,2017 +"I, Tonya",Neon,30000000.0,23900000,2017 +Logan Lucky,BST,27800000.0,20700000,2017 +Tyler Perry's Boo 2! A Madea Halloween,LGF,47300000.0,1000000,2017 +Phantom Thread,Focus,21200000.0,26600000,2017 +Rough Night,Sony,22100000.0,25200000,2017 +The Battleship Island,CJ,1100000.0,45000000,2017 +Flatliners (2017),Sony,16900000.0,28300000,2017 +All Eyez on Me,LG/S,44900000.0,,2017 +mother!,Par.,17800000.0,26700000,2017 +47 Meters Down,ENTMP,44300000.0,,2017 +The Snowman,Uni.,6700000.0,36400000,2017 +Gifted,FoxS,24800000.0,18200000,2017 +Loving Vincent,Good Deed,6700000.0,35500000,2017 +Call Me by Your Name,SPC,18100000.0,23800000,2017 +T2: Trainspotting,TriS,2400000.0,39300000,2017 +Fist Fight,WB (NL),32200000.0,8900000,2017 +Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul,Fox,20700000.0,19400000,2017 +The House,WB (NL),25600000.0,8600000,2017 +Tad the Lost Explorer and the Secret of King Midas,ParC,5900.0,34200000,2017 +Wind River,Wein.,33800000.0,,2017 +Sleepless,ORF,20800000.0,12100000,2017 +Kidnap (2017),Aviron,31000000.0,,2017 +The Disaster Artist,A24,21100000.0,8700000,2017 +Hostiles,ENTMP,29800000.0,,2017 +The Beguiled (2017),Focus,10700000.0,16700000,2017 +Home Again,ORF,27000000.0,,2017 +Judwaa 2,FIP,1400000.0,25500000,2017 +CHiPs,WB,18600000.0,8199999,2017 +The Bye Bye Man,STX,22400000.0,4300000,2017 +A Cure for Wellness,Fox,8100000.0,18500000,2017 +The Zookeeper's Wife,Focus,17600000.0,8600000,2017 +Only The Brave,Sony,18300000.0,7400000,2017 +Father Figures,WB,17500000.0,8100000,2017 +Badrinath Ki Dulhania,FIP,2000000.0,23200000,2017 +Born in China,BV,13900000.0,11200000,2017 +The Founder,Wein.,12800000.0,11300000,2017 +Jolly Llb 2,FIP,1700000.0,21300000,2017 +The Glass Castle,LGF,17300000.0,4600000,2017 +Sword Art Online: The Movie - Ordinal Scale,Elev.,1500000.0,19200000,2017 +The Circle (2017),STX,20500000.0,,2017 +It Comes At Night,A24,14000000.0,5300000,2017 +The Lost City of Z,BST,8600000.0,10700000,2017 +Unforgettable (2017),WB,11400000.0,6400000,2017 +The Case for Christ,PFR,14700000.0,3000000,2017 +Detroit,Annapurna,16800000.0,,2017 +Wonder Wheel,Amazon,1400000.0,14500000,2017 +Gold,Wein.,7200000.0,7700000,2017 +The Space Between Us,STX,7900000.0,6900000,2017 +Wish Upon,BG,14300000.0,,2017 +A United Kingdom,FoxS,3900000.0,9900000,2017 +"Roman J. Israel, Esq.",Sony,12000000.0,1100000,2017 +Mubarakan,Sony,759000.0,12100000,2017 +Battle of the Sexes,FoxS,12600000.0,,2017 +The Promise (2017),ORF,8199999.0,4200000,2017 +Before I Fall,ORF,12200000.0,,2017 +Earth: One Amazing Day,BBC,81300.0,11600000,2017 +Thank You for Your Service (2017),Uni.,9500000.0,,2017 +Rock Dog,LG/S,9400000.0,,2017 +My Cousin Rachel,FoxS,2700000.0,6500000,2017 +Truman,FR,211000.0,8800000,2017 +Stronger,RAtt.,4200000.0,4200000,2017 +Tulip Fever,Wein.,2500000.0,5900000,2017 +Viceroy's House,IFC,1100000.0,6700000,2017 +Amityville: The Awakening,W/Dim.,700.0,7700000,2017 +Just Getting Started,BG,6100000.0,1600000,2017 +Beatriz At Dinner,RAtt.,7100000.0,310000,2017 +I am Not Your Negro,Magn.,7100000.0,,2017 +The Red Turtle,SPC,922000.0,5700000,2017 +From the Land of the Moon,IFC,47700.0,6500000,2017 +Maudie,SPC,6200000.0,,2017 +All Saints,Affirm,5800000.0,140000,2017 +The Florida Project,A24,5900000.0,,2017 +Suburbicon,Par.,5800000.0,,2017 +The Man Who Invented Christmas,BST,5700000.0,,2017 +Paris Can Wait,SPC,5600000.0,,2017 +Phillauri,FIP,468000.0,5000000,2017 +Ok Jaanu,FIP,356000.0,5000000,2017 +An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power,Par.,3500000.0,1900000,2017 +Table 19,FoxS,3600000.0,1400000,2017 +Collide,ORF,2300000.0,2500000,2017 +The Wall,RAtt.,1800000.0,2700000,2017 +Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House,SPC,769000.0,3600000,2017 +Terminator 2: Judgment Day 3D,Distrib.,1000000.0,2900000,2017 +Brad's Status,Annapurna,2100000.0,1700000,2017 +Friend Request,ENTMP,3800000.0,,2017 +Their Finest,STX,3600000.0,,2017 +Wonderstruck,RAtt.,1100000.0,2200000,2017 +The Leisure Seeker,SPC,3200000.0,,2017 +Raw (2017),FCW,515000.0,2600000,2017 +Colossal,Neon,3000000.0,,2017 +A Gentleman,FIP,410000.0,2500000,2017 +Inhumans,Imax,1500000.0,1300000,2017 +Kedi,Osci.,2800000.0,,2017 +The Only Living Boy in New York,RAtt.,624000.0,1900000,2017 +Hazlo Como Hombre (Do It Like An Hombre),PNT,2500000.0,,2017 +Poster Boys,Sony,97000.0,2400000,2017 +The Salesman,Cohen,2400000.0,,2017 +Pokemon the Movie: I Choose You!,Fathom,2400000.0,,2017 +Jeepers Creepers 3,Scre.,2300000.0,,2017 +Un Padre No Tan Padre,PNT,2200000.0,,2017 +Good Time,A24,2000000.0,,2017 +Everybody Loves Somebody,PNT,1900000.0,,2017 +Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds,WGUSA,1900000.0,,2017 +Youth (2017),CL,1900000.0,,2017 +Last Flag Flying,LGF,965000.0,904000,2017 +A Quiet Passion,MBox,1900000.0,,2017 +Free Fire,A24,1800000.0,,2017 +The Last Word,BST,1800000.0,,2017 +Human Flow,Magn.,528000.0,1300000,2017 +Jane (2017),Abr.,1700000.0,,2017 +A Ghost Story,A24,1600000.0,,2017 +The Square,Magn.,1500000.0,,2017 +Patti Cake$,FoxS,800000.0,682000,2017 +The Wedding Plan,RAtt.,1400000.0,,2017 +Personal Shopper,IFC,1300000.0,,2017 +Churchill,Cohen,1300000.0,,2017 +The Sense of an Ending,CBS,1300000.0,,2017 +3 Idiotas,PNT,1200000.0,,2017 +6 Below: Miracle on the Mountain,MOM,14800.0,1100000,2017 +Lady Macbeth,RAtt.,1100000.0,,2017 +Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool,SPC,1000000.0,,2017 +Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions,SV,1000000.0,,2017 +Lucky (2017),Magn.,956000.0,,2017 +Faces Places,Cohen,954000.0,,2017 +Tubelight,Yash,930000.0,,2017 +Frantz,MBox,881000.0,,2017 +BOMBSHELL: The Hedy Lamarr Story,Zeit.,820000.0,,2017 +Walk With Me,Gathr,727000.0,,2017 +Buena Vista Social Club: Adios,BG,123000.0,578000,2017 +Titanic (20th Anniversary),Par.,692000.0,,2017 +Lost in Paris,Osci.,692000.0,,2017 +Shubh Mangal Saavdhan,Eros,690000.0,,2017 +The Midwife,MBox,604000.0,,2017 +3 Generations,Wein.,156000.0,375000,2017 +Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry,FUN,519000.0,,2017 +Our President,CJ,507000.0,,2017 +Letters from Baghdad,Vita.,360000.0,143000,2017 +Breathe (2017),BST,490000.0,,2017 +Song to Song,BG,444000.0,,2017 +Tom of Finland,KL,378000.0,,2017 +God's Own Country,Orion,336000.0,,2017 +The Breadwinner,GK,312000.0,,2017 +A Silent Voice,Elev.,310000.0,,2017 +My Life as a Zucchini,GK,310000.0,,2017 +Happy End,SPC,302000.0,,2017 +After the Storm,FM,272000.0,,2017 +Wakefield,IFC,263000.0,,2017 +"I, Daniel Blake",IFC,260000.0,,2017 +Cezanne et moi,Magn.,258000.0,,2017 +The Fortress,CJ,253000.0,,2017 +Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic,FUN,248000.0,,2017 +The Swindlers,WGUSA,242000.0,,2017 +City of Ghosts,IFC,128000.0,100000,2017 +The Prison,WGUSA,207000.0,,2017 +The Other Side of Hope,Jan.,184000.0,,2017 +Marjorie Prime,FR,181000.0,,2017 +Graduation,IFC,176000.0,,2017 +Mr. Gaga: A True Story of Love and Dance,Abr.,174000.0,,2017 +In This Corner of the World,FUN,172000.0,,2017 +David Lynch: The Art Life,Jan.,171000.0,,2017 +13 Minutes,SPC,162000.0,,2017 +The Journey,IFC,155000.0,,2017 +The Void,Scre.,151000.0,,2017 +Blade of the Immortal,Magn.,151000.0,,2017 +Thelma,Orch.,147000.0,,2017 +BPM (Beats Per Minute),Orch.,125000.0,,2017 +Explosion,CL,123000.0,,2017 +The King's Choice,Gold.,113000.0,,2017 +Slack Bay,KL,113000.0,,2017 +Like Crazy (2017),Strand,107000.0,,2017 +Fabricated City,CJ,105000.0,,2017 +The Lure,Jan.,102000.0,,2017 +Score: A Film Music Documentary,Grav.,101000.0,,2017 +Munna Michael,Eros,99600.0,,2017 +The Mayor,WGUSA,96800.0,,2017 +The Fencer,CFI,96000.0,,2017 +Memoir of a Murderer,WGUSA,91300.0,,2017 +The King's Case Note,CJ,91000.0,,2017 +Warriors of the Dawn,FIP,84500.0,,2017 +The Nile Hilton Incident,Strand,81100.0,,2017 +Pop Aye,KL,78000.0,,2017 +I Can Speak,CJ,63200.0,,2017 +Tomorrow,UTMW,62500.0,,2017 +Worlds Apart,CLS,60300.0,,2017 +Extraordinary Mission,Crimson,54200.0,,2017 +The Ornithologist,Strand,50500.0,,2017 +Napping Princess,GK,48200.0,,2017 +Twenty Two,CL,46800.0,,2017 +Bluebeard,WGUSA,43100.0,,2017 +One Week and a Day,Osci.,41600.0,,2017 +The Commune,Magn.,38700.0,,2017 +A Woman's Life,KL,37600.0,,2017 +Afterimage,FM,33400.0,,2017 +Alone in Berlin,IFC,33100.0,,2017 +The Villainess,WGUSA,27700.0,,2017 +The Daughter,KL,26400.0,,2017 +Moscow Never Sleeps,CAVU,25300.0,,2017 +My Scientology Movie,Magn.,22900.0,,2017 +Una,EF,22800.0,,2017 +Bending the Arc,Abr.,21900.0,,2017 +The Girl Without Hands,GK,21800.0,,2017 +Whisky Galore,Arrow,21000.0,,2017 +RV: Resurrected Victims,WGUSA,20400.0,,2017 +Better Watch Out,WGUSA,20400.0,,2017 +Absolutely Anything,ADC,20200.0,,2017 +Glory (2017),FM,18400.0,,2017 +Porto,KL,15100.0,,2017 +Brotherhood of Blades 2: The Infernal Battlefield,WGUSA,14200.0,,2017 +Abracadabra,Sony,14000.0,,2017 +Blind,VE,12500.0,,2017 +Felicite,Strand,12400.0,,2017 +Dead Awake (2017),FR,11500.0,,2017 +The Country Doctor,Distrib.,8500.0,,2017 +Overdrive,VE,7800.0,,2017 +Suntan,Strand,6600.0,,2017 +Trespass Against Us,A24,5700.0,,2017 +The Ardennes,FM,5600.0,,2017 +Oro,Sony,5500.0,,2017 +Singularity,VE,4200.0,,2017 +Emily (2017),Hiber,3600.0,,2017 +Max & Leon,Distrib.,500.0,,2017 +2:22,Magn.,400.0,,2017 +Avengers: Infinity War,BV,678800000.0,"1,369.5",2018 +Black Panther,BV,700100000.0,646900000,2018 +Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom,Uni.,417700000.0,891800000,2018 +Incredibles 2,BV,608600000.0,634200000,2018 +Aquaman,WB,335100000.0,812700000,2018 +Bohemian Rhapsody,Fox,216400000.0,687200000,2018 +Venom (2018),Sony,213500000.0,641500000,2018 +Mission: Impossible - Fallout,Par.,220200000.0,571000000,2018 +Deadpool 2,Fox,318500000.0,460500000,2018 +Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald,WB,159600000.0,494100000,2018 +Ant-Man and the Wasp,BV,216600000.0,406000000,2018 +Ready Player One,WB,137700000.0,445200000,2018 +Operation Red Sea,WGUSA,1500000.0,577700000,2018 +Detective Chinatown 2,WB,2000000.0,542100000,2018 +The Meg,WB,145400000.0,384800000,2018 +Ralph Breaks the Internet,BV,201100000.0,328100000,2018 +Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation,Sony,167500000.0,361100000,2018 +Dr. Seuss' The Grinch (2018),Uni.,270600000.0,241000000,2018 +Bumblebee,Par.,127200000.0,340800000,2018 +A Star is Born (2018),WB,215300000.0,218900000,2018 +Rampage (2018),WB (NL),101000000.0,327000000,2018 +Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again,Uni.,120600000.0,274400000,2018 +Solo: A Star Wars Story,BV,213800000.0,179200000,2018 +Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse,Sony,190200000.0,185300000,2018 +Fifty Shades Freed,Uni.,100400000.0,271500000,2018 +The Nun,WB (NL),117500000.0,248100000,2018 +Monster Hunt 2,LGF,706000.0,361000000,2018 +Peter Rabbit,Sony,115300000.0,236000000,2018 +Mary Poppins Returns,BV,172000000.0,177600000,2018 +A Quiet Place,Par.,188000000.0,152900000,2018 +Green Book,Uni.,85100000.0,234700000,2018 +Skyscraper,Uni.,68400000.0,236400000,2018 +Ocean's 8,WB,140200000.0,157500000,2018 +Pacific Rim Uprising,Uni.,59900000.0,231100000,2018 +Maze Runner: The Death Cure,Fox,58000000.0,230200000,2018 +Tomb Raider,WB,58300000.0,216400000,2018 +Halloween (2018),Uni.,159300000.0,96100000,2018 +Crazy Rich Asians,WB,174500000.0,64000000,2018 +Paddington 2,WB,40900000.0,186400000,2018 +Smallfoot,WB,83200000.0,130900000,2018 +Creed II,MGM,115700000.0,98300000,2018 +Disney's Christopher Robin,BV,99200000.0,98500000,2018 +The Equalizer 2,Sony,102100000.0,88300000,2018 +The Nutcracker and the Four Realms,BV,54900000.0,119100000,2018 +The Mule,WB,103800000.0,68700000,2018 +Insidious: The Last Key,Uni.,67700000.0,100100000,2018 +The Predator (2018),Fox,51000000.0,109500000,2018 +Johnny English Strikes Again,Uni.,4400000.0,154500000,2018 +Red Sparrow,Fox,46900000.0,104700000,2018 +The First Purge,Uni.,69500000.0,67500000,2018 +A Wrinkle in Time,BV,100500000.0,32200000,2018 +The House With A Clock In Its Walls,Uni.,68500000.0,62900000,2018 +Instant Family,Par.,67400000.0,53200000,2018 +The Commuter,LGF,36300000.0,83600000,2018 +Game Night,WB (NL),69200000.0,48500000,2018 +The Monkey King 3,WGUSA,187000.0,114900000,2018 +First Man,Uni.,44900000.0,60800000,2018 +Night School (2018),Uni.,77300000.0,25800000,2018 +Alpha,Studio 8,35900000.0,62300000,2018 +A Simple Favor,LGF,53500000.0,44100000,2018 +The Favourite,FoxS,34400000.0,61600000,2018 +Truth or Dare,Uni.,41400000.0,53900000,2018 +I Feel Pretty,STX,48800000.0,45700000,2018 +Blockers,Uni.,60300000.0,33700000,2018 +Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween,Sony,46700000.0,46600000,2018 +BlacKkKlansman,Focus,49300000.0,44000000,2018 +Overboard (2018),PNT,50300000.0,40900000,2018 +Sherlock Gnomes,Par.,43200000.0,47100000,2018 +Robin Hood (2018),LG/S,30800000.0,54000000,2018 +Mortal Engines,Uni.,16000000.0,67700000,2018 +How Long Will I Love U,WGUSA,747000.0,82100000,2018 +Den of Thieves,STX,44900000.0,35600000,2018 +Hereditary,A24,44100000.0,35300000,2018 +Tag,WB (NL),54700000.0,23400000,2018 +Vice,Annapurna,47800000.0,28200000,2018 +Widows,Fox,42400000.0,33600000,2018 +Sicario: Day of the Soldado,Sony,50100000.0,25800000,2018 +Searching,SGem,26000000.0,49400000,2018 +The Spy Who Dumped Me,LGF,33600000.0,41800000,2018 +Second Act,STX,39300000.0,33000000,2018 +Sanju,FIP,7900000.0,63600000,2018 +Book Club,Par.,68600000.0,,2018 +12 Strong,WB,45800000.0,21600000,2018 +"Love, Simon",Fox,40800000.0,25500000,2018 +Mile 22,STX,36100000.0,30200000,2018 +Life of the Party,WB (NL),53100000.0,12800000,2018 +Isle Of Dogs,FoxS,32000000.0,32200000,2018 +Adrift,STX,31400000.0,28500000,2018 +The 15:17 to Paris,WB,36300000.0,20800000,2018 +Early Man,LGF,8300000.0,46400000,2018 +Peppermint,STX,35400000.0,18400000,2018 +Teen Titans Go! To The Movies,WB,29800000.0,22300000,2018 +Slender Man,SGem,30600000.0,21200000,2018 +Breaking In (2018),Uni.,46800000.0,4600000,2018 +Once Upon a Deadpool,Fox,6100000.0,44400000,2018 +The Son of Bigfoot,VPD,289000.0,46800000,2018 +Uncle Drew,LG/S,42500000.0,4200000,2018 +Tyler Perry's Acrimony,LGF,43500000.0,2900000,2018 +Mary Queen of Scots,Focus,16500000.0,29900000,2018 +The Possession of Hannah Grace,SGem,14800000.0,28200000,2018 +Overlord,Par.,21700000.0,20000000,2018 +The Darkest Minds,Fox,12700000.0,28400000,2018 +Holmes and Watson,Sony,30600000.0,9900000,2018 +Show Dogs,Global Road,17900000.0,21300000,2018 +On the Basis of Sex,Focus,24600000.0,13600000,2018 +Namiya,CL,70800.0,35300000,2018 +The Girl in the Spider's Web: A New Dragon Tattoo Story,Sony,14800000.0,20300000,2018 +The Hate U Give,Fox,29700000.0,5200000,2018 +Death Wish (2018),MGM,34000000.0,,2018 +Nobody's Fool,Par.,31700000.0,1800000,2018 +Bad Times At The El Royale,Fox,17800000.0,14000000,2018 +Baaghi 2,FIP,1300000.0,29900000,2018 +The Happytime Murders,STX,20700000.0,6800000,2018 +Midnight Sun,Global Road,9600000.0,17800000,2018 +Pad Man,Sony,1700000.0,25600000,2018 +Monster Family,VPD,127000.0,26300000,2018 +White Boy Rick,Studio 8,24000000.0,1900000,2018 +Winchester,LGF,25100000.0,,2018 +The Death of Stalin,IFC,8000000.0,16600000,2018 +Strangers: Prey at Night,Aviron,24600000.0,,2018 +"Paul, Apostle of Christ",Affirm,17600000.0,5500000,2018 +Padmaavat,VPD,11800000.0,11100000,2018 +Proud Mary,SGem,20900000.0,876000,2018 +Superfly,Sony,20500000.0,236000,2018 +If Beale Street Could Talk,Annapurna,14900000.0,5700000,2018 +Burn the Stage: The Movie,Trafalgar,4200000.0,16100000,2018 +Detective K: Secret of the Living Dead,WGUSA,104000.0,18500000,2018 +The Wife,SPC,9600000.0,8600000,2018 +Hell Fest,LGF,11100000.0,7100000,2018 +Chappaquiddick,ENTMP,17400000.0,591000,2018 +They Shall Not Grow Old,WB,18000000.0,,2018 +Free Solo,NGE,17500000.0,,2018 +The Children Act,A24,548000.0,17000000,2018 +Beautiful Boy (2018),Amazon,7600000.0,8700000,2018 +Hunter Killer,LG/S,15800000.0,,2018 +Tully (2018),Focus,9400000.0,6300000,2018 +Unfriended: Dark Web,BH Tilt,8900000.0,6300000,2018 +Upgrade,BH Tilt,12000000.0,2400000,2018 +Unsane,BST,7700000.0,6600000,2018 +The Sisters Brothers,Annapurna,3100000.0,10000000,2018 +Welcome to Marwen,Uni.,10800000.0,2100000,2018 +Hotel Artemis,Global Road,6700000.0,6000000,2018 +Marrowbone,Magn.,1400.0,12300000,2018 +102 Not Out,Sony,1300000.0,10900000,2018 +Boy Erased,Focus,6800000.0,5000000,2018 +Back to Burgundy,MBox,258000.0,11400000,2018 +The Bookshop,Greenwich,1600000.0,9900000,2018 +The Old Man & the Gun,FoxS,11300000.0,,2018 +Gringo,STX,5000000.0,6000000,2018 +Golden Slumber,CJ,94500.0,10600000,2018 +Kin,LGF,5700000.0,4300000,2018 +The Big Bad Fox and Other Tales,GK,35800.0,9600000,2018 +Traffik,LGF,9200000.0,336000,2018 +Can You Ever Forgive Me?,FoxS,8800000.0,,2018 +7 Days in Entebbe,Focus,3300000.0,5400000,2018 +Pope Francis - 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Jimmy ""Popeye"" Doyle (Hackman) and his partner, Buddy Russo (Roy Scheider), are New York City police detectives on narcotics detail, trying to track down the source of heroin from Europe into the United States. Suave Alain Charnier (Fernando Rey) is the French drug kingpin who provides a large percentage of New York City's dope, and Pierre Nicoli (Marcel Bozzuffi) is a hired killer and Charnier's right-hand man. Acting on a hunch, Popeye and Buddy start tailing Sal Boca (Tony Lo Bianco) and his wife, Angie (Arlene Faber), who live pretty high for a couple whose corner store brings in about 7,000 dollars a year. It turns out Popeye's suspicions are right -- Sal and Angie are the New York agents for Charnier, who will be smuggling 32 million dollars' worth of heroin into the city in a car shipped over from France. The French Connection broke plenty of new ground for screen thrillers; Popeye Doyle was a highly unusual ""hero,"" an often violent, racist, and mean-spirited cop whose dedication to his job fell just short of dangerous obsession. The film's high point, a high-speed car chase with Popeye tailing an elevated train, was one of the most viscerally exciting screen moments of its day and set the stage for dozens of action sequences to follow. And the film's grimy realism (and downbeat ending) was a big change from the buff-and-shine gloss and good-guys-always-win heroics of most police dramas that preceded it. The French Connection was inspired by a true story, and Eddie Egan and Sonny Grosso, Popeye and Buddy's real life counterparts, both have small roles in the film. A sequel followed four years later." R Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama William Friedkin Ernest Tidyman Oct 9, 1971 Sep 25, 2001 104 minutes +3 New York City, not-too-distant-future: Eric Packer, a 28 year-old finance golden boy dreaming of living in a civilization ahead of this one, watches a dark shadow cast over the firmament of the Wall Street galaxy, of which he is the uncontested king. As he is chauffeured across midtown Manhattan to get a haircut at his father's old barber, his anxious eyes are glued to the yuan's exchange rate: it is mounting against all expectations, destroying Eric's bet against it. Eric Packer is losing his empire with every tick of the clock. Meanwhile, an eruption of wild activity unfolds in the city's streets. Petrified as the threats of the real world infringe upon his cloud of virtual convictions, his paranoia intensifies during the course of his 24-hour cross-town odyssey. Packer starts to piece together clues that lead him to a most terrifying secret: his imminent assassination. -- (C) Official Site R Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy David Cronenberg David Cronenberg|Don DeLillo Aug 17, 2012 Jan 1, 2013 $ 600,000 108 minutes Entertainment One +5 "Illeana Douglas delivers a superb performance as Denise Waverly, a fictional singer and songwriter whose life bears more than a passing resemblance to that of real-life pop star Carole King. Edna Buxton, the daughter of a Philadelphia steel tycoon, aspires to a career as a singer, and when against her mother's bidding she sings a sultry version of ""Hey There (You With the Stars in Your Eyes)"" (instead of Mom's choice, ""You'll Never Walk Alone"") at a talent contest, she wins a recording contact and moves to New York City. She cuts a record and gains a new stage name, Denise Waverly; however, she soon finds that girl singers are a dime a dozen in the Big Apple and her career as a vocalist goes nowhere. But she has a knack for writing songs, and eccentric producer Joel Milner (John Turturro) asks her to pen some songs for his upcoming projects. Teamed with Howard Caszatt (Eric Stoltz), a hipster songwriter who wants to express his political and social ideals through pop tunes, she finds both a successful collaborator and husband. While her work with Howard gains Denise writing credits on a string of hit records and respect within the industry, their marriage falls apart, and she becomes involved with Jay Phillips (Matt Dillon), the gifted but unstable leader of a popular West Coast surf music combo. Students of pop music history will have a ball with the various characters modeled after real-life rock legends, and the 1960s-style song score includes numbers written by Joni Mitchell and J. Mascis (of the band Dinosaur Jr.), as well as one-time King collaborator Gerry Goffin; a collaboration between Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach, ""God Give Me Strength,"" led to a full album written by the two great tunesmiths." R Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Allison Anders Allison Anders Sep 13, 1996 Apr 18, 2000 116 minutes +6 Michael Douglas runs afoul of a treacherous supervisor in this film version of Michael Crichton's novel. Douglas plays Tom Sanders, an executive at DigiCom, a leading computer software firm. DigiCom is about to launch a new virtual reality-based data storage system that is expected to revolutionize the industry, and Bob Garvin (Donald Sutherland), the owner of the company, is in the midst of negotiating a merger that could bring R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Barry Levinson Paul Attanasio|Michael Crichton Dec 9, 1994 Aug 27, 1997 128 minutes +7 NR Drama|Romance Rodney Bennett Giles Cooper 200 minutes +8 "The year is 1942. As the Allies unite overseas to keep the world safe for democracy, there are voices at home that are barely heard. One of them belongs to Willie Morris, a shy and gawky eight-year-old whose childhood is even more quiet and isolated than his home town of Yazoo, Mississippi. An only child, ignored at school and uncomfortable with girls, Willie looks up to and confides in next-door neighbor Dink Jenkins, the town's star athlete, who's preparing to ship out in the service of Uncle Sam. Willie's father, Jack Morris, a stern but good-hearted veteran who lost his leg in the Spanish Civil War, is chiefly responsible for Willie's overprotective upbringing. Pushing in the other direction is his mother, Ellen Morris, a capable woman who knows that what Willie needs most is some freedom and a friend. Willie's ninth birthday gives her an opportunity to offer him both, in the form of a Jack Russell terrier puppy that the delighted Willie names Skip. Skip's outgoing personality helps Willie to build a friendship with Rivers Applewhite, the prettiest girl in school. Skip then further serves as matchmaker for Willie and Rivers at the movie theater, and lends a paw after Willie is challenged by Big Boy Wilkinson, Henjie Henick and Spit McGee to prove his worth in a football game. With Skip's canine help, Willie starts becoming ""one of the boys."" Then unexpectedly, Dink returns to Yazoo. But the dark truth soon emerges: Dink, when confronted by the realities of war, went AWOL. In trying to reconcile his hero worship of the Dink he once knew with his disappointment in the disgraced soldier, Willie begins to contend with the complexities of war and human conduct. He reaches a new perspective on these matters through his father's eyes and his own. Dink fails to show up at Willie's first baseball game, and the disappointed Willie takes it out on Skip, who runs away. The dog's disappearance and subsequent recovery teach Willie the strength of forgiveness, and give Dink a chance to embrace the power of redemption. Ultimately, it is a dog's love that teaches Willie Morris lifelong lessons of the human spirit." PG Drama|Kids and Family Jay Russell Gail Gilchriest Mar 3, 2000 Jul 11, 2000 95 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +10 Some cast and crew from NBC's highly acclaimed, little-seen series Freaks and Geeks reunite for this teen comedy that also marks the first starring role for Tom Hanks' son, Colin. The younger Hanks plays Shaun Brumder, a high schooler eager to propel himself out of the land of surf bums and ranch homes to which the film's title refers. He's had his sights set on Stanford ever since he read the works of professor Marcus Skinner (Kevin Kline), and his transcript is stellar enough to gain him admission. Shaun is understandably furious, then, when he receives a rejection letter in the mail; after some detective work on his part, he realizes that his flaky counselor (Lily Tomlin) mistakenly sent the university the wrong papers. It's up to him to get to Stanford within 24 hours to set the record straight -- literally -- and he enlists the help of his slacker brother Lance (Jack Black) to do so. Orange County co-stars Catharine O'Hara and John Lithgow as Shaun and Lance's slightly unhinged parents; the film was directed by Jake Kasdan and written by Mike White, both of whom contributed to several episodes of Freaks and Geeks. PG-13 Comedy Jake Kasdan Mike White Jan 11, 2002 Jun 18, 2002 $ 41,032,915 82 minutes Paramount Pictures +13 Stewart Kane, an Irishman living in the Australian town of Jindabyne, is on a fishing trip in isolated hill country with three other men when they discover the body of a murdered girl in the river. Rather than return to the town immediately, they continue fishing and report their gruesome find days later. Stewart's wife Claire is the last to find out. Deeply disturbed by her husband's actions, her faith in her relationship with Stewart is shaken to the core. She wants to understand and tries to make things right. In her determination to help the victim's family Claire sets herself not only against her own family and friends but also those of the dead girl. Her marriage is taken to the brink and her peaceful life with Stewart and their young son hangs in the balance. R Drama Ray Lawrence Raymond Carver|Beatrix Christian Apr 27, 2006 Oct 2, 2007 $ 224,114 123 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +14 """Love Ranch"" is a bittersweet love story that turns explosive when the players in a romantic triangle lose control and cross the line. Set in the late-1970s, the film depicts larger than life personalities living on the edge, Grace Bontempo and Charlie Bontempo, the husband and wife team who own and run Nevada's first legalized brothel. Their lives are suddenly altered when Armando Bruza, a husky, world famous heavy weight boxer from South America is brought to the Ranch to train as part of Charlie's ever-expanding entrepreneurial empire. Plans quickly go awry when Bruza comes between Grace and Charlie as an unforeseen love triangle develops that erupts into uncontrollable passion and murder." R Drama Taylor Hackford Mark Jacobson Jun 30, 2010 Nov 9, 2010 $ 134,904 117 minutes +15 When a diamond expedition in the Congo is lost, a scientist is sent in to find out what happened. Tagging along is an primatologist taking a trained gorilla back to the wild and a Romanian treasure hunter. Jungle adventure flick is fun but never realistic. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Frank Marshall John Patrick Shanley Jun 9, 1995 Jul 27, 1999 108 minutes +17 +18 "In 1979, Bill Viola and Frank Caliguri dreamed up a contest pitting barroom bigmouths against wrestlers, martial artists, boxers, bouncers and brawlers, billed as no-holds-barred new type of competitive fighting. When the fights succeeded beyond their wildest expectations, they were swept up in a chain of events that ended in the first mixed-martial arts ban in the nation. ""Tough Guys"" chronicles the inception of Caliguri and Viola's first bouts and the colorful, crazy cast of fighters who made them a hit as well as the politicians who brought it all crashing down. The film brings to life a moment when the national martial arts craze was building to a crescendo as the economies of Pennsylvania steel towns were plummeting to levels of unemployment never seen, breeding desperate men looking for a chance to prove their worth and make some money in the ring." NR Documentary Robert Zullo Showtime Documentary Films +19 "While Microsoft may be the biggest software company in the world, not every computer user is a fan of their products, or their way of doing business. While Microsoft's Windows became the most widely used operating system for personal computers in the world, many experts took issue with Microsoft's strict policies regarding licensing, ownership, distribution, and alteration of their software. The objections of many high-profile technology experts, most notably Richard Stallman, led to what has become known as ""the Open Source Movement,"" which is centered on the belief that computer software should be free both in the economic and intellectual senses of the word. Eventually, one of Stallman's admirers, Linus Torvalds, created a new operating system called Linux, a freely distributed software which many programmers consider to be markedly superior to Windows. Revolution OS is a documentary that examines the genesis of the Open Source Movement, and explores and explains the technical and intellectual issues involved in a manner understandable to computer aficionados and non-techheads alike." NR Documentary|Special Interest Aug 23, 2002 Sep 30, 2003 90 minutes Seventh Art Releasing +20 Rachel (Britt Ekland) is an Amish girl who rejects her religious upbringing and travels to the big city. She meets Raymond Paine (Jason Robards) and Billy Minsky (Elliot Gould) who put her on stage. A sensual striptease emerges from what was supposed to be a religious dance, eventually causing the cops to bust the place. Soon her father comes after his daughter who by now is coveted by gangsters. Forrest Tucker plays gangster Trim Houlihan, the quick-tempered Irishman. The film accurately reflects the mood of the burlesque halls which had died out by the time the feature was released. Veteran comic Burt Lahr, one of the last true burlesque and vaudeville performers, makes his last film appearance as Professor Spats. British comedian Norman Wisdom steals the show in his role as Chick Williams. Rudy Valee, the top crooning heartthrob of the 1920s, narrates and sings a few songs. The surviving Minsky brother Morton acted as technical advisor for this song and dance filled slice of Americana. Burlesque had all but died out by the time the film was release, and this feature accurately recalls the bygone era that started before talking pictures and even radio were mainstream items. PG-13 Classics|Comedy|Drama William Friedkin Sidney Michaels|Arnold Schulman|Norman Lear Dec 22, 1968 May 20, 2008 97 minutes +21 "Old-school comic Rodney ""I get no respect"" Dangerfield headlines this broad-based comedy satire of trashy '90s-style television talk-shows. He plays the title host of an afternoon show that has become so sleazy that all but his most die-hard fans have stopped watching. Studio executive Lenny Spencer (Burt Reynolds) is so disgusted, that he gives Sparks one week to improve the ratings or else. To this end, Sparks attends a special reception hosted by his arch nemesis, ultra-conservative Governor Floyd Preston (David Ogden Stiers)." R Comedy Peter Baldwin Rodney Dangerfield|Harry Basil Jan 31, 1997 Sep 20, 1999 106 minutes +22 Two-time Academy Award Winner Kevin Spacey gives the performance of a lifetime in CASINO JACK, a riotous new film starring Spacey as a man hell bent on acquiring all that the good life has to offer. He plays in the same game as the highest of rollers and resorts to awe-inspiring levels of conning, scheming and fraudulent antics to get what he wants. Inspired by true events that are too over-the-top for even the wildest imaginations to conjure, CASINO JACK lays bare the wild excesses and escapades of Jack Abramoff. Aided by his business partner Michael Scanlon (Barry Pepper), Jack parlays his clout over some of the world's most powerful men with the goal of creating a personal empire of wealth and influence. When the two enlist a mob-connected buddy (Jon Lovitz) to help with one of their illegal schemes, they soon find themselves in over their heads, entrenched in a world of mafia assassins, murder and a scandal that spins so out of control that it makes worldwide headlines. Directed by George Hickenlooper (FACTORY GIRL, THE MAN FROM ELYSIAN FIELDS), CASINO JACK returns Spacey to the type of role that made him famous - a cool-headed, articulate snake charmer whose wild ambitions knows no limits or boundaries. The film also stars Kelly Preston and Rachelle Lefevre and is produced by Gary Howsam, Bill Marks and George Vitetzakis from an original screenplay by Norman Snider. Executive Producers are Richard Rionda Del Castro, Lewin Webb, Donald Zuckerman, Dana Brunetti, Patricia Eberle, Warren Nimchuk, Angelo Paletta and Domenic Serafino. The Associate Producer is Rick Chad. -- (C) Art Takes Over R Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense George Hickenlooper Norman Snider Dec 17, 2010 Apr 5, 2011 $ 1,039,869 108 minutes ATO Pictures +23 A fictional film set in the alluring world of one of the most stunning scandals to rock our nation, American Hustle tells the story of brilliant con man Irving Rosenfeld (Christian Bale), who along with his equally cunning and seductive British partner Sydney Prosser (Amy Adams) is forced to work for a wild FBI agent Richie DiMaso (Bradley Cooper). DiMaso pushes them into a world of Jersey powerbrokers and mafia that's as dangerous as it is enchanting. Jeremy Renner is Carmine Polito, the passionate, volatile, New Jersey political operator caught between the con-artists and Feds. Irving's unpredictable wife Rosalyn (Jennifer Lawrence) could be the one to pull the thread that brings the entire world crashing down. Like David O. Russell's previous films, American Hustle defies genre, hinging on raw emotion, and life and death stakes. (c) Sony R Drama Dec 20, 2013 Mar 18, 2014 $ 99,165,609 129 minutes Sony Pictures +24 Three young boys discover a stranded Russian sailor on the shores of Key West in this well-meaning but unexciting drama. Initially viewing him as an enemy, the boys soon grow to like their new companion and agree to help him find a way back to his homeland. PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama Rick Rosenthal Sheldon Lettich|Michael Nankin|Alan Jay Glueckman Nov 6, 1987 Mar 8, 2005 98 minutes +25 From ancient Japan's most enduring tale, the epic 3D fantasy-adventure 47 Ronin is born. Keanu Reeves leads the cast as Kai, an outcast who joins Oishi (Hiroyuki Sanada), the leader of 47 outcast samurai. Together they seek vengeance upon the treacherous overlord who killed their master and banished their kind. To restore honor to their homeland, the warriors embark upon a quest that challenges them with a series of trials that would destroy ordinary warriors. 47 Ronin is helmed by visionary director Carl Erik Rinsch (The Gift). Inspired by styles as diverse as Miyazaki and Hokusai, Rinsch will bring to life the stunning landscapes and enormous battles that will display the timeless Ronin story to global audiences in a way that's never been seen before. -- (C) Universal PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Carl Erik Rinsch Chris Morgan|Hossein Amini Dec 25, 2013 Apr 1, 2014 $ 20,518,224 127 minutes Universal Pictures +26 A comic series of short vignettes build on one another to create a cumulative effect, as the characters discuss things as diverse as caffeine popsicles, Paris in the '20s, and the use of nicotine as an insecticide--all the while sitting around sipping coffee and smoking cigarettes. As director Jim Jarmusch delves into the normal pace of our world from an extraordinary angle, he shows just how absorbing the obsessions, joys and addictions of life can be, if truly observed. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Jim Jarmusch Jim Jarmusch May 14, 2004 Sep 21, 2004 $ 1,971,135 96 minutes MGM +27 NR Musical and Performing Arts +28 Elvis goes Hawaiian for the second time in this tuneful romantic adventure. He plays an irresponsible pilot who, with a partner, struggles to set up a charter helicopter business. When not toiling at that, the King is wooing island beauties and singing. G Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Allan Weiss|Anthony Lawrence Jun 15, 1966 Jan 7, 2003 90 minutes +29 This futuristic adventure stars Lee Majors as a former racing champ who reassembles his old Porsche and drives to California in a world where cars have been outlawed by the powers that be. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Martyn Burke Apr 1, 1981 May 10, 2011 101 minutes +33 "Howard W. Campbell Jr. (Nick Nolte) is an American playwright living in pre-World War II Berlin. He is happily married to his lovely wife Helga (Sheryl Lee), and is acclaimed for his work, which gains him entree into Berlin's highest political and social circles. Then one day he's approached by Frank Wirtenan (John Goodman), an American intelligence agent who offers Campbell the opportunity to spy for his country. Campbell refuses. He wonders why he was asked. ""You're obsessed with the notion of pure hearts and heroism. You love good and you hate evil ...and you'd sacrifice anything in the name of romance,"" Wirtenan tells him. So Campbell agrees. He seamlessly infiltrates the Nazis and gets a job spewing hateful Nazi propaganda on a weekly radio show beamed across Europe. He barely survives the war, his wife supposedly doesn't, and finds himself living in New York City, penniless and befriended by a next-door neighbor, a painter and fellow widower (Alan Arkin). He might have lived quietly beyond that, but gets found by a ragged group of American neo-Nazis -- and, incredibly, his wife. The neo-Nazis publicize his presence and he learns that his neighbor is actually a spy and that his wife is really her little sister. Guilt-stricken and alone, Campbell turns himself in to the Israelis, who charge him with being a war criminal. He's about to go on trial in Israel when he receives a letter from Wirteman promising to reveal his heroic spying and exonerate him, but Campbell hangs himself in his cell." R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Keith Gordon Nov 1, 1996 Aug 22, 2000 114 minutes +34 Director John Woo brings Hong Kong-style martial arts action to this comic book-flavored sequel that eschews the complicated plot and political maneuverings of its predecessor in favor of pure, adrenaline-charged thrills. Tom Cruise returns as Ethan Hunt, an operative for the top-secret government agency IMF (Impossible Missions Force). Fellow agent Sean Ambrose (Dougray Scott) has gone rogue, stealing a sample of a deadly synthetic virus named Chimera that could rapidly wipe out the world's population. Ambrose's plan is to sell Chimera to the highest bidder in exchange for shares of stock in the winner's company. Summoned by the new IMF chief (Anthony Hopkins in an uncredited cameo role), Ethan is assigned to recruit the help of Ambrose's former lover Nyah Nordoff-Hall (Thandie Newton), a gorgeous woman who left Ambrose broken-hearted and who may be able to quickly regain his confidence. Once he meets and spends a night with Nyah, however, Ethan is smitten, and now must both capture Ambrose and keep Nyah alive as she infiltrates a nest of vipers. Sophisticated disguises, gun battles, and high-speed chases are the order of the day, very much in the James Bond mold. Mission: Impossible 2 is based on a story by Star Trek: The Next Generation writers Ronald D. Moore and Brannon Braga, with a script polish by Robert Towne. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense John Woo William Goldman|John Logan|David Marconi|Michael Tolkin|Robert Towne|Rick Berman Dec 31, 2000 Nov 7, 2000 123 minutes Paramount Pictures +35 In this film, conjoined twins Blake and Francis Falls share many vital organs. They have come to the big city to find their long-lost mother and end their suffering. Befriending a prostitute, Blake reveals that Francis is dying. He must choose between dying with his brother or a risky operation. R Drama Michael Polish Michael Polish|Mark Polish Jul 30, 1999 Jan 18, 2000 110 minutes +38 You'd think they would know better from their first glance at the foreboding stone exterior of the blood-sucking Count's castle, but apparently they didn't, for this young couple, who are looking for the young man's missing brother, walks right into Dracula's lair. Christopher Lee plays Count Dracula in this gory and violent scare-maker. R Art House and International|Classics|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Roy Ward Baker Anthony Hinds|John Elder Dec 23, 1970 Aug 7, 2001 96 minutes +39 A group of stoners at a rock festival is stalked by a serial killer wearing a Ronald Reagan mask in the unrated version of this outrageous horror comedy featuring a cast that includes Courteney Cox and David Arquette, who also co-wrote and directed. Jaime King, Thomas Jane, Jason Mewes, Balthazar Getty. R Horror David Arquette David Arquette|Joe Harris Apr 20, 2007 Oct 30, 2007 97 minutes After Dark Films/Freestyle Releasing +40 John Sayles' Casa de los Babys tells the tale of a half-dozen American women who travel to Latin America in order to pick up their adopted children. They all stay at the same motel while they each wade through the bureaucracy. Sharing with each other their fears, hopes, dreams, and frustrations at the thoughts of becoming mothers comprises the majority of the drama in the film. The cast includes Maggie Gyllenhaal, Daryl Hannah, Marcia Gay Harden, Susan Lynch, Mary Steenburgen, Lili Taylor, and Rita Moreno. R Drama John Sayles John Sayles Sep 19, 2003 Apr 13, 2004 $ 312,136 95 minutes +41 Ken Loach directs Sweet Sixteen, a gritty drama about a young man slowly succumbing to a life of crime. Liam (Martin Compson) hopes that his imprisoned mother (Michelle Coulter) will be free by his 16th birthday. Hoping to help his mother escape her abusive heroin-dealing boyfriend (Gary McCormack), Liam rats him out to the cops. Liam's sister, Chantelle (Annmarie Fulton), suggests that a new trailer park might be a better place for their mother to live. With the help of his best friend, Pinball (William Ruanne), Liam sells the boyfriend's supply in order to raise the money, but this gets him into trouble with gangsters whose turf he was selling in. Soon Liam is on the way up in the criminal world, but that success comes with a toll. The accents in this Scottish-set film are so thick that English subtitles are used throughout. Sweet Sixteen was screened in competition at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival. R Drama Ken Loach Paul Laverty May 16, 2003 Oct 7, 2003 $ 201,010 106 minutes Lions Gate Films +42 "Warner Bros.' ""Perry Mason"" series quietly slipped from the ""A"" to the ""B"" category with this adaptation of Erle Stanley Gardner's The Case of the Caretaker's Cat. Ricardo Cortez and June Travis take over from Warren William and Claire Dodd as criminal attorney Perry Mason and his faithful secretary Della Street. Though the characters had been married in Case of the Velvet Claws, they're unattached again here, though Della is still hoping. This time there are three murders, all connected with a hectic treasure hunt and a screeching feline (grey, not black" G Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Frederick Hugh Herbert 65 minutes +43 Based on the play NR Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts William Wellman Nunnally Johnson 75 minutes +44 Can death be a good career move? The star of Bio-Dome, Jury Duty, and In the Army Now decides to find out in this satirical comedy. Pauly Shore (playing himself) takes a role on a new situation comedy series for FOX TV after a string of awful movies puts paid to his film career, but when the show is axed at the last moment, Shore finds himself flat broke and unable to find work in Hollywood. At the end of his rope, one night Shore is visited by the ghost of comic Sam Kinison, who suggests that killing himself might be the answer. Shore lacks the nerve to go quite that far, but he goes half-way by faking his own death and is amazed to discover an outpouring of post-mortem enthusiasm for him and his body of work, with the dead comic now praised as a genius; however, as Shore tries to figure out how to capitalize on this outpouring of acceptance, word begins to spread that the comic is actually alive and well, which only causes more problems for him. Produced under the title You'll Never Wiez In This Town Again, Pauly Shore Is Dead was written and directed by Shore himself and features an impressive list of celebrity cameos including Chris Rock, Sean Penn, Ellen DeGeneres, Britney Spears, Vince Vaughn, Andy Dick, Paris Hilton, and lots more. R Comedy Pauly Shore Pauly Shore|Kirk Fox Mar 11, 2003 Jan 25, 2005 82 minutes Regent Releasing +45 Hawaiian surfer dudes Stew (Steve Van Wormer) and Phil Deedle (Paul Walker), fraternal twins, are about to be expelled from school, so their wealthy and concerned father (Eric Braeden) offers summer camp in Wyoming as a solution. Arriving in Jackson Hole with their wet suits, the Deedle twins are like fish out of water, and a series of accidents put them in a hospital. Mistaken for new recruits by Yellowstone Park ranger Capt. Pine (Douglas Ashton), the duo go along with the error after meeting their training officer, the attractive Lt. Jesse Ryan (A.J. Langer), but they are unprepared to adapt to life in the wild, as they cope with mountainside rappelling, sleeping in tents, eating worms, and dealing with hordes of prairie dogs unleashed by ex-ranger Frank Slater (Dennis Hopper), who seeks vengeance for his past problems in the park. There are several pop-culture references, including a cameo by Bart the Bear (of The Edge). PG Comedy|Kids and Family Steve Boyum Jim Herzfeld|Dale Pollock 92 minutes +46 "Six guys with nothing left to lose try losing their clothing for fun and profit in this international hit comedy. Gaz (Robert Carlyle) and Dave (Mark Addy) are two former steelworkers in the British industrial town of Sheffield who have been devastated by the economic downturn in their community. Gaz is threatened with losing visitation rights with his son if he can't pay his child support, while Dave feels emasculated by his inability to support his wife. One day, Gaz stops by a local pub for a drink and is told it's women only tonight -- the Chippendales male exotic dancing troupe is playing, and they are demanding a hefty cover charge. Gaz decides there's nothing a bunch of pantywaists from America can do that he and his pals can't do better, and decides to form his own crew of male strippers, called ""Hard Steel."" However, the local talent pool leaves a bit to be desired. Gaz isn't bad looking, but Dave is a bit heavy and very self conscious about it. Horse (Paul Barber) was probably hot stuff at Soul Night in the mid-70's, but his joints don't move like they used to. Guy (Hugo Speer) can't dance to save his life, but makes the troupe because ... well, let's say he and Dirk Diggler would have a lot to say to each other. Lomper (Steve Huison) is sometimes too busy attempting suicide to practice. And Gerald (Tom Wilkinson), their choreographer, isn't much on male exotic dancing -- ballroom dancing is more his speed. While ""Hard Steel""'s performances are more amusing then enticing, for the first time since they lost their jobs the men have a reason to get up in the morning; joining the group has given them a circle of friendship, and a renewed sense of purpose. Combining broad comedy with believable and well-drawn characters, The Full Monty was a major box-office hit both in England and the United States and was nominated for Academy Awards as Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay." R Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts Peter Cattaneo Simon Beaufoy|Simon Beaufor Aug 13, 1997 Nov 2, 1999 91 minutes +48 "To fully enjoy the rugged outdoors adventure The Mountain, one must accept the notion that 55-year-old Spencer Tracy and 25-year-old Robert Wagner are brothers. Tracy plays veteran mountain guide Zachary Wheeler, who is coaxed out of retirement when a passenger plane crashes on high mountain. He decides it isn't worth risking his life to recover the bodies of the passengers, but hot-headed younger brother Chris (Robert Wagner), hoping to claim the victims' valuables, talks Zachary into accompanying him to the mountaintop. After their treacherous upward journey, the brothers discover that one of the passengers, a Hindu girl (Anna Kashfi), is still alive. Zachary wants to bring her back to safety, but the greedy Chris would rather abandon her and make off with the valuables. It is, inevitable, then, that not everyone involved is going to get off the mountain alive. A worthwhile character study enhanced by superb location photography, The Mountain is compromised by its overreliance on phony-looking studio ""exteriors""." NR Action and Adventure|Drama|Western Edward Dmytryk Ranald MacDougall 73 minutes +49 Two gorgeous women -- Donna (Dona Speir) and Taryn (Hope Marie Carlton) -- operate a airplane cargo delivery service in Hawaii. Their latest shipment includes a very large, very nasty snake destined for the local zoo. But the delivery is interrupted when they stumble on a cache of diamonds that were to go to a ruthless drug dealer, Seth (Rodrigo Obregon). Seth sends a transvestite to kidnap the owner of a restaurant, Edy (Cynthia Brimhall), so his men can torture her with a female bodybuilder into revealing where Donna and Taryn are. Luckily for all the good guys, Special Agent Rowdy Abilene (Ronn Moss) has a bazooka, and he knows how to use it. And unluckily for Seth, that nasty snake has broken out of its box. R Action and Adventure|Comedy|Mystery and Suspense Andy Sidaris Andy Sidaris 100 minutes +50 A New York City police officer (Don Murray) uses brutal methods to dispose of a would-be mugger (James Earl Jones) and then entreats the mugger's victim (Diahn Williams) to keep the affair a secret. While initially agreeing, she begins to suspect that he's holding something back. R Action and Adventure|Drama Ivan Nagy Don Petersen|George Wislocki 99 minutes +51 Wait Until Dark is an innovative, highly entertaining and suspenseful thriller about a blind housewife, Susy Hendrix (Audrey Hepburn). Independent and resourceful, Susy is learning to cope with her blindness, which resulted from a recent accident. She is aided by her difficult, slightly unreliable young neighbor Gloria (Julie Herrod) with whom she has an exasperated but lovingly maternal relationship. Susy's life is changed as she is terrorized by a group of criminals who believe she has hidden a baby doll used by them to smuggle heroin into the country. Unknown to Susy, her photographer husband Sam (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) took the doll as a favor for a woman he met on an international plane flight and unwittingly brought the doll to the couple's New York apartment when the woman became afraid of the customs officials. Alone in her apartment and cut-off from the outside world, Susy must fight for her life against a gang of ruthless criminals, led by the violent, psychotic Roat (Alan Arkin). The tension builds as Roat, aided by his gang, impersonates police officers and friends of her husband in order to win Susy's confidence, gaining access to her apartment to look for the doll. The climax of the film, a violent physical confrontation between Susie and Roat in her dark kitchen, is one of the most memorable and frightening scenes in screen history. All performances are outstanding, particularly those of Audrey Hepburn who plays a vulnerable, but self-reliant woman, and Alan Arkin, in perhaps his best role, as the ruthless, manipulative Roat. NR Mystery and Suspense Terence Young Jane-Howard Carrington|Robert Carrington Oct 26, 1967 Aug 5, 2003 108 minutes +52 "This offbeat romantic comedy has some rather dark underpinnings that add, rather than detract from the fun. It is the story of Lucy, an extremely lonely young woman who works as a toll-taker for the Chicago Transit Authority. She is secretly in love with a handsome stranger in a camel-hair coat who passes by her every day but never even says hello to her. Just before Christmas, she is at work when she sees her ""love"" pushed, mugged and shoved off the train platform. Without hesitation she leaps down to pull the unconscious fellow out of the path of a speeding train. Later in the hospital, a series of complex misunderstandings occur and the woman is mistaken for the man's fiancee. As he is deeply comatose, Lucy goes along with it, much to the delight of the man's loud, dysfunctional family. Lucy has no real family, and she is happy to be a part of his strange brood. To make sure she stays, she decides to take certain liberties with her sleeping husband-to-be. Meanwhile, she and the patient's brother find themselves drawn to each other." PG Comedy|Drama|Romance Jon Turteltaub Apr 21, 1995 Feb 3, 1998 103 minutes +53 La autobiograf PG Drama|Romance 112 minutes +54 Journalist Jep Gambardella (the dazzling Toni Servillo, Il divo and Gomorrah) has charmed and seduced his way through the lavish nightlife of Rome for decades. Since the legendary success of his one and only novel, he has been a permanent fixture in the city's literary and social circles, but when his sixty-fifth birthday coincides with a shock from the past, Jep finds himself unexpectedly taking stock of his life, turning his cutting wit on himself and his contemporaries, and looking past the extravagant nightclubs, parties, and caf NR Comedy|Drama Paolo Sorrentino Paolo Sorrentino|Umberto Contarello Nov 15, 2013 Mar 25, 2014 142 minutes Janus Films +55 A progressive scientist builds a machine that allows him time travel in this adaptation of the classic from H.G. Wells. NR Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Henning Schellerup 99 minutes +56 "Albert Hughes and his brother Allen Hughes followed their striking debut Menace II Society with this ambitious look at the social and political lives of the African-American community in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Anthony Curtis (Larenz Tate) is a young man coming of age in the Bronx in 1968. Working two part-time jobs -- one as a milkman's helper and another for local numbers runner Kirby (Keith David) -- Anthony is torn between doing the right thing and trying to get by in a environment that offers few opportunities to young black men. After graduating from high school, Anthony decides to join the Marines, news that is not well-received by his parents, who want him to go to college, or his girlfriend Juanita (Rose Jackson), with whom Anthony recently lost his virginity. After serving a horrific tour of duty in Viet Nam with his friends Skip (Chris Tucker) and Jose (Freddy Rodriguez), Anthony finds himself back home in 1973, where Juanita has been raising the child he fathered before he shipped out, drugs and crime have crippled his community, and honest job prospects are practically nil. Eventually, Anthony falls in with Kirby, Skip, and Jose, who have teamed with Juanita's sister Delilah (N'Bushe Wright), a Black Power activist, and Cleon (Bokeem Woodbine), in a scheme to rob an armored truck taking worn greenbacks (""dead presidents"") to a mint to be destroyed. Martin Sheen and Seymour Cassel appear unbilled in small roles." R Drama Allen Hughes|Albert Hughes Michael Henry Brown|Albert Hughes|Allen Hughes Oct 6, 1995 May 19, 1998 119 minutes +57 Life doesn't always go according to plan. Pat Solatano (Bradley Cooper) has lost everything -- his house, his job, and his wife. He now finds himself living back with his mother (Jacki Weaver) and father (Robert DeNiro) after spending eight months is a state institution on a plea bargain. Pat is determined to rebuild his life, remain positive and reunite with his wife, despite the challenging circumstances of their separation. All Pat's parents want is for him to get back on his feet-and to share their family's obsession with the Philadelphia Eagles football team. When Pat meets Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), a mysterious girl with problems of her own, things get complicated. Tiffany offers to help Pat reconnect with his wife, but only if he'll do something very important for her in return. As their deal plays out, an unexpected bond begins to form between them, and silver linings appear in both of their lives. -- (C) Weinstein R Comedy Nov 21, 2012 Apr 30, 2013 $ 132,088,910 122 minutes The Weinstein Company +58 A smaller, amusing comedy from writer/director Woody Allen, Broadway Danny Rose begins with a bunch of show business vets sitting around a table at New York's Carnegie Deli and reminiscing about the legendary titular character, a loser of an agent who would represent anyone, including blind xylophonists, piano-playing birds, and has-been crooners with drinking problems. Allen plays Rose as a befuddled, warm-hearted schlub who finally has a shot at getting somewhere when he signs washed-up lounge singer Lou Canova (Nick Apollo Forte) and nearly brings his career back to life. Danny gets him a date at the Waldorf, where Milton Berle is in the audience, looking for guests for his TV special. Canova has a complicated love life, juggling both a wife and a girlfriend. so he enlists Danny to take the girlfriend, Tina Vitale (Mia Farrow), to the concert. But Canova and Tina have a fight, she goes back to her Mafioso boyfriend, and Danny winds up getting chased halfway around New York and New Jersey by the Mob. And of course, once Canova gets his big break, he dumps Danny for another agent. Allen, Forte, and especially Farrow all do strong work with characters that could have easily become stereotypes, and the film has a lighter, warmer touch than the Allen films that preceded it (Stardust Memories and Zelig). PG Comedy|Romance Woody Allen Woody Allen Jan 27, 1984 Nov 6, 2001 86 minutes +59 Set in the northern province of Shandong during the 1920s and early 30s, a young bride, on her way to a prearranged future with the leprous owner of a wine distillery, avoids rape and then abduction, is seduced, takes over her mysteriously dead husband's business, is captured, then ransomed and ultimately perishes during the Manchurian invasion by the Japanese. NR Art House and International|Drama Yimou Zhang 91 minutes +60 In 1982, Crippen High School was the scene of a gruesome series of dismemberment murders, but the killer was never identified. Five years later, Cosmic Pictures arrives at the long-abandoned campus to make a low-budget horror movie based on the tragedy, and suddenly the terror begins anew. The police department arrives at the school to find the building and grounds covered in gore and human body parts, the remains of the unfortunate film crew. The only survivor of this new massacre is the screenwriter, Arthur (Richard Brestoff), who tries to explain the horrifying events to the authorities. The troubled production's leading lady is angered over the demeaning nature of her role, the producer and director argue over the film's lack of artistic merits, and when cast members start disappearing, everyone else assumes that they're just quitting out of disgust. Who is the culprit? Is it the school's principal, appearing as himself in the film for the sake of realism? The janitor, who hopes to parlay his cameo into a pornography career? Or maybe Steven (Brendan Hughes), who was a student at Crippen during the original murder spree and finds himself reluctantly cast as the hero? This self-referential slasher parody features George Clooney in a small part as the film's first victim, and The Brady Bunch's Maureen McCormick as a policewoman with a lust for blood and hot dogs. R Horror Bill Froehlich Jan 1, 1987 Nov 27, 2001 95 minutes +61 Death once again shows he's determined to get what he wants in this teen-centric thriller. Wendy (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) is a high school student hanging out with her friends at an amusement park one night when they decide to ride on the roller coaster. Wendy, however, has a premonition that something horrible will happen, and finds a way to save herself shortly before the ride goes off the rails, killing most of its passengers, including her boyfriend, Jason (Jesse Moss), and best friend, Carrie (Gina Holden). However, while Wendy may have survived the night at the park, she soon discovers that a malevolent spirit is following her and her classmates as they begin dying in strange and horrible ways. Wendy learns that a series of snapshots taken that evening give clues to the mayhem that followed her pals, and she teams up with Kevin (Ryan Merriman), Carrie's sweetheart, to try to warn the potential victims about the fates soon to befall them. Final Destination 3 was directed and co-scripted by James Wong, who also helmed the first two films in the franchise. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense James Wong James Wong|Glen Morgan Feb 10, 2006 Jul 25, 2006 $ 54,100,000 93 minutes New Line Cinema +63 "A policeman plays Good Samaritan to a visitor from Ireland, only to discover that he has a potentially deadly secret. Belfast-born Frankie McGuire (Brad Pitt) saw his father gunned down by enemy soldiers at the age of eight, and when he grew up he joined the Irish Republican Army, determined that one day his father's death would be avenged. An especially ruthless ""volunteer,"" Frankie is responsible for the death of 13 British soldiers and 11 policemen. After a particularly bloody battle, Frankie sails to the United States in a ragged tugboat he has restored; with a huge bundle of cash, Frankie intends to buy a stock of Stinger missiles from an underground arms dealer in America, Billy Burke (Treat Williams). Upon arrival in New York, Frankie is met by a judge who is sympathetic to the IRA's cause and who arranges a place for him to stay. Using the name Rory Devaney, Frankie moves into the home of Tom O'Meara (Harrison Ford), a scrupulously honest cop. Tom is already in the midst of a personal crisis; his friend and partner Edwin Diaz (Ruben Blades) recently shot a man that he knew was unarmed in the line of duty, and while Edwin wants Tom to help him cover up the matter, Tom's conscience will not allow it. When Tom begins to realize that ""Rory"" is not simply a man running from the violence of his homeland, he's torn between his sympathy for Frankie's tragic childhood and his desire to see justice served and prevent needless death in Ireland." R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense David Aaron Cohen|Kevin Jarre|Vincent Patrick|Robin Squibb|Karen Wookey|Gary Capo Mar 26, 1997 Feb 24, 1998 111 minutes +64 Somewhere in the naked city lurks a one-armed, one-legged, one-eyed man responsible for the murder for which Ryan Harrison has been wrongfully accused. To find him, all Ryan needs is a clue. PG-13 Comedy Pat Proft Pat Proft Aug 21, 1998 Dec 22, 1998 86 minutes +65 A classic Disney fairytale collides with modern-day New York City in a story about a fairytale princess from the past who is thrust into present-day by an evil queen. Soon after her arrival, Princess Giselle begins to change her views on life and love after meeting a handsome lawyer. Can a storybook view of romance survive in the real world? PG Comedy|Kids and Family|Romance Kevin Lima Nov 21, 2007 Mar 18, 2008 $ 127,706,877 108 minutes Walt Disney Pictures +66 Niels Arden Oplev, the acclaimed director of the original The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, makes his American theatrical debut with the new action thriller, DEAD MAN DOWN. Colin Farrell and Noomi Rapace star as two strangers who are irresistibly drawn to one another by their mutual desire for revenge. The film co-stars Academy Award (R) nominee Terrence Howard and Dominic Cooper, from a screenplay by J.H.Wyman (Fringe). (c) Film District R Mystery and Suspense Niels Arden Oplev Mar 8, 2013 Jul 9, 2013 $ 10,880,926 118 minutes FilmDistrict +67 After a mysterious, lost night on their honeymoon, a newlywed couple finds themselves dealing with an earlier-than-planned pregnancy. While recording everything for posterity, the husband begins to notice odd behavior in his wife that they initially write off to nerves, but, as the months pass, it becomes evident that the dark changes to her body and mind have a much more sinister origin. (C) Fox R Horror Matt Bettinelli-Olpin|Tyler Gillett Lindsay Devlin Jan 17, 2014 Apr 29, 2014 89 minutes 20th Century Fox +68 "This filmization of Aben Kandel's novel City for Conquest stars James Cagney as a truck driver-turned-boxer. As Cagney rises to the top in the ring, his ex-girlfriend Ann Sheridan forms a dance act with Anthony Quinn. Blinded during a fight by acid-tinged boxing gloves, Cagney tries to exact revenge on the gangster who arranged the ""accident,"" but is wounded in the melee. Now physically handicapped as well as visually challenged, Cagney becomes the manager of a New York newsstand through the kindness of his former manager Donald Crisp. Cagney uses his earnings to finance the musical education of his violinist brother Arthur Kennedy. Years later, a jilted Sheridan is reunited with Cagney at his newsstand, as both of them listen to the radio debut of Kennedy's first symphony. Upon its reissue in 1948, the film then ends abruptly (as do several preceding scenes) in order to fit a 98 minute running time; the original 1940 release ran 106 minutes." NR Classics|Drama Anatole Litvak John Wexley Sep 21, 1940 Jul 18, 2006 106 minutes +69 Movie trailers are the target of this satiric series of vignettes originally titled Coming Attractions. R Comedy Ira Miller 74 minutes +70 "Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) is no ordinary archeologist. When we first see him, he is somewhere in the Peruvian jungle in 1936, running a booby-trapped gauntlet (complete with an over-sized rolling boulder) to fetch a solid-gold idol. He loses this artifact to his chief rival, a French archeologist named Belloq (Paul Freeman), who then prepares to kill our hero. In the first of many serial-like escapes, Indy eludes Belloq by hopping into a convenient plane. So, then: is Indiana Jones afraid of anything? Yes, snakes. The next time we see Jones, he's a soft-spoken, bespectacled professor. He is then summoned from his ivy-covered environs by Marcus Brody (Denholm Elliott) to find the long-lost Ark of the Covenant. The Nazis, it seems, are already searching for the Ark, which the mystical-minded Hitler hopes to use to make his stormtroopers invincible. But to find the Ark, Indy must first secure a medallion kept under the protection of Indy's old friend Abner Ravenwood, whose daughter, Marion (Karen Allen), evidently has a ""history"" with Jones. Whatever their personal differences, Indy and Marion become partners in one action-packed adventure after another, ranging from wandering the snake pits of the Well of Souls to surviving the pyrotechnic unearthing of the sacred Ark. A joint project of Hollywood prodigies George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, with a script co-written by Lawrence Kasdan and Philip Kaufman, among others, Raiders of the Lost Ark is not so much a movie as a 115-minute thrill ride. Costing 22 million dollars (nearly three times the original estimate), Raiders of the Lost Ark reaped 200 million dollars during its first run. It was followed by Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1985) and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989), as well as a short-lived TV-series ""prequel.""" PG Action and Adventure Steven Spielberg Lawrence Kasdan Jun 12, 1981 Oct 21, 2003 115 minutes Paramount Pictures +71 Alan Alda wrote, directed, and starred in this satirical film about the corruption of the film industry's approach to history. Alda plays Michael Burgess, a college professor who has written a historical novel about the American Revolution. The book has been turned into a script, and a Hollywood film crew descends on his North Carolina hometown to make the movie. Predictably, the director and actors make a mess of his concept, and Burgess becomes frustrated as the town is turned upside down. Desperately, he tries to salvage his concept with some last-minute script changes. To make things more complicated, Burgess falls in love with the glamorous female lead in the film, Faith Healy (Michelle Pfeiffer). Meanwhile, his long-time girlfriend, Gretchen (Lise Hilboldt) is pressuring him to get married. The film's male star, Elliott James (Michael Caine), finally shows up in town and becomes Burgess's rival for Faith's affections. Silent film star Lillian Gish appears as Burgess's smother. PG Comedy Alan Alda Alan Alda|Gore Vidal May 14, 1986 Nov 23, 2004 107 minutes +72 In Harm's Way, based on James Bassett's novel Harm's Way, has enough plot in it for four movies or a good miniseries (when it was shown on network television in prime time, it was broken into two very full nights). On the morning of December 7, 1941, a heavy cruiser, commanded by Captain Rockwell Torrey (John Wayne), and the destroyer Cassidy, under acting commander Lieutenant (jg) William McConnell (Thomas Tryon), are two of a handful of ships that escape the destruction of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Under Torrey's command, the tiny fleet of a dozen ships carries out its orders to seek out and engage the enemy fleet. But lack of fuel and a daring maneuver (but tragic miscalculation) by Torrey causes his ship to be seriously damaged. He's relieved of command and assigned to a desk job routing convoys in the shakeup following the attack, and his exec and oldest friend, Commander Paul Eddington (Kirk Douglas), is reassigned after a brawl, the result of his anger after identifying the body of his wife (Barbara Bouchet) who was killed during the attack while cavorting with an Marine Corps officer. Torrey's shore assignment leads him to reestablish contact on a very hostile level with his estranged son, Ensign Jere Torrey (Brandon de Wilde), from his long-ended marriage; he establishes a romantic relationship with Lt. Maggie Haynes (Patricia Neal), a navy nurse; and he also befriends Commander Egan Powell (Burgess Meredith), a special-intelligence officer. Partly as a result of his contact with Powell, Torrey is chosen by the commander of the Pacific Fleet (Henry Fonda) to salvage an essential operation called Sky Hook, which has become bogged down through the indecisiveness of its area commander, Vice Admiral Broderick (Dana Andrews). Promoted to rear admiral, with Eddington -- who'd been rotting away on a shore assignment, drunk most of the time -- assigned as his chief of staff, Torrey gets Sky Hook rolling and finally finds his purpose in this war, gaining the belated admiration of his son in the process. Eddington is similarly motivated but is still haunted by the violent, ultimately self-destructive demons that blighted his marriage and his life -- he is particularly attracted to a young nurse, Annalee Dohrn (Jill Haworth), not knowing that she is already involved romantically with Jere Torrey. Meanwhile, McConnell survives the sinking of his ship and is ordered to join Torrey's staff. Matters all come to a head when the Japanese begin a counter-offensive to Torrey's planned troop landing. And just at the time Torrey needs his men at their best, Eddington's violence and rage boil to the surface in a way that will destroy him and blight both men's lives. In a final attempt at redemption, Eddington provides Torrey with the information he needs to set up a battle that he has at least a chance of winning, pitting his small task group of destroyers and cruisers against the Japanese task force led by the Yamato, the largest battleship ever built. R Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama Otto Preminger Wendell Mayes Apr 6, 1965 May 22, 2001 165 minutes +74 Based on the true story of Cynthia Payne, a famous British madame, this often ribald comedy depicts the woman's rise to fame in the world of prostitution. Particular attention is paid to her success in catering to the wealthy and powerful, providing the film with many opportunities for satire. R Comedy|Drama Terry Jones David Leland 104 minutes +75 "Nicolas Cage headlines this high-octane thriller as Milton, a hard-case felon who breaks out of Hell to prevent the cult that murdered his daughter from sacrificing his infant granddaughter to Satan on the night of the full moon. With just three days to go before the ritual killing, Milton crosses paths with knockout waitress Piper (Amber Heard), who steals her cheating ex-boyfriend's vintage Charger and joins him on his quest to save the Earth from the forces of darkness. With Piper's help and a mean set of wheels to keep them moving, they may have a shot at taking down diabolical cult leader Jonah King (Billy Burke) before he achieves his malevolent goal. But should Jonah get the opportunity to make his dark sacrifice, he will become the most powerful man alive and all of humanity will suffer. Unfortunately for Milton, the cops are quickly closing in, and the Devil's determined minion, ""The Accountant"" (William Fichtner), will stop at nothing to drag him back down to Hell. With each passing minute, Milton's last shot at redemption is fading, and the fate of the entire world inches ever closer to infernal darkness." R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Patrick Lussier Feb 25, 2011 May 31, 2011 $ 10,706,786 107 minutes Summit Entertainment +77 Until he was downsized, affable, amiable Larry Crowne (Tom Hanks) was a superstar team leader at the big-box company where he's worked since his time in the Navy. Underwater on his mortgage and unclear on what to do with his suddenly free days, Larry heads to his local college to start over. There he becomes part of a colorful community of outcasts, also-rans and the overlooked all trying to find a better future for themselves...often moving around town in a herd of scooters. In his public-speaking class, Larry develops an unexpected crush on his teacher Mercedes Tainot (Julia Roberts), who has lost as much passion for teaching as she has for her husband. -- (C) Universal Pictures PG-13 Comedy|Drama Tom Hanks Tom Hanks|Nia Vardalos Jul 1, 2011 Nov 15, 2011 $ 35,565,975 99 minutes Universal Pictures +79 A somber portrait of organized crime and family trauma, Little Odessa centers on the trouble caused when hit man Joshua Shapira (Tim Roth) returns to his old neighborhood of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. A hired killer for the Russian Mafia, Joshua is given an assignment in his hometown, where he renews contact with his younger brother Reuben (Edward Furlong) and an old flame (Moira Kelly). But others do not welcome Joshua's return, particularly his harsh, estranged father (Maximillian Schell), who had disowned Joshua years before and currently attempts to keep him from visiting his seriously ill mother (Vanessa Redgrave). The pressure of these family crises combine with Joshua's deepening involvement in the local crime scene, ultimately triggering a bloody confrontation. First-time director James Gray creates a solemn, oppressive atmosphere that emphasizes the already grim nature of his story. The slow pace and familiar crime narrative were attacked by many viewers, contributing to a mixed critical reaction, but Little Odessa nevertheless won admiration for Gray's visual sense and the skilled performance by Roth in the unsympathetic lead role. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense James Gray James Gray May 19, 1995 Mar 16, 1999 98 minutes +80 When Francisco Manoel de Silva (Klaus Kinski) impregnates the three daughters of his plantation-owning employer, he is sent to West Africa to round up slaves. The irate land baron hopes the cynical and libidinous Francisco will meet certain death in the African jungles at the hands of hostile natives. Francisco instead manages to overthrow a mad monarch and set himself up as king. Despite enslaving the tribe, he shows signs of humanitarian benevolence. The character portrayed by Kinski in this feature is a cross between his insane portrayal in Aguirre and the comic madness in Fitzcarraldo. Francisco tries to escape from the natives when his employer swindles him and slavery is abolished. This fifth and final collaboration between director Herzog and Kinski is considered the weakest of the five features. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Werner Herzog Werner Herzog Dec 3, 1987 Oct 24, 2000 110 minutes +82 Donnie (Jake Gyllenhaal) is a bright and charming high-school student who also has a dark and willfully eccentric side; he does little to mask his contempt for many of his peers and enjoys challenging the authority of the adults around him. Donnie is also visited on occasion by Frank, a monstrous six-foot rabbit that only Donnie can see who often urges him to perform dangerous and destructive pranks. Late one night, Frank leads Donnie out of his home to inform him that the world will come to an end in less than a month; moments later, the engine of a jet aircraft comes crashing through the ceiling of Donnie's room, making him think there might be something to Frank's prophesies after all. The rest of Donnie's world is only marginally less bizarre, as he finds himself dealing with his confused parents (Mary McDonnell and Holmes Osborne), his college-age sister (Maggie Gyllenhaal), his perplexed analyst (Katherine Ross), a rebellious English teacher (Drew Barrymore), a sleazy self-help expert (Patrick Swayze), and the new girl at school who is attracted by Donnie's quirks (Jena Malone). Donnie Darko was the first feature film from writer and director Richard Kelly; Drew Barrymore, who plays teacher Karen Pomeroy, also lent her support to the project as executive producer. A director's cut played in select theaters on a limited basis in the summer of 2004, featuring original music cues and trimmed scenes originally in Kelly's first cut of the film. R Comedy|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Romance Richard Kelly Richard Kelly Jan 19, 2001 Mar 19, 2002 113 minutes Newmarket Film Group +83 "Told in flashback, Affair with a Stranger recounts the deteriorating marriage of playwright Victor Mature and model Jean Simmons. The union is strained by the death of Jean's baby and the pressure of Victor's career. A scheming actress (Monica Lewis) makes a play for Mature, leading Jean to file for divorce. The couple is brought back together by the adoption of a baby (the ""stranger"" of the title). Affair with a Stranger is unabashed soap opera, made plausible by the sensitive performance of Jean Simmons." G Comedy|Drama|Kids and Family|Romance Roy Rowland Richard Flournoy 89 minutes +84 "Despite excellent camerawork and smooth continuity, some people may still find this epic, three-hour story of incestual depravity and human inertia difficult to watch with enthusiasm. Director and leading actress Vibeke Lokkeberg had two preceding hits to her credit, Kamilla and The Chieftain. She plays Vilde, a woman living on the dramatic North Sea coast of Norway in 1895. She has been sexually abused by her stepfather Sigurd (Keve Hjelm) since she was a child, and the abuse has never stopped. Vilde's mute daughter Malene (Tonje Kamilla Kristiansen), of unknown male parentage, watches Sigurd's abuse of her mother in silence. By the time Vilde finally cracks, the symbolism of ""skin"" (her eventual husband is a tanner) seems less important than the environment of this miserable, dysfunctional family and Vilde's inability to be anything but a victim." NR Drama 186 minutes +85 """Boys Town"" goes to turn-of-the-century St. Louis in this moving drama that chronicles the love of a determined priest struggling to turn around the lives of a street-wise gang of newsboys living at his homeless shelter. The good father has little money and must use his wits and ability to convince others to help out to supply the little shelter. Much of the story centers on his relationship with a troubled lad who accidentally kills someone." NR Drama Ted Tetzlaff Martin Rackin|Frank Davis 92 minutes +86 "Roland Winters takes over the role of wily oriental sleuth Charlie Chan in the so-so Monogram programmer The Chinese Ring. The film is a remake of 1939's Mr. Wong in Chinatown, right down to dialogue and camera angles. Charlie Chan gets dragged into the story when a beautiful Chinese princess (Jean Wong) drops dead in his living room. Chan's only clue to the murderer and his motives is the letter ""K,"" leading him to such likely suspects as Captains Kelso (Thayer Roberts) and Kong (Philip Ahn). Aiding and abetting Chan at every turn are his erstwhile ""assistants,"" son Tommy (Victor Sen Yung) and chauffeur Birmingham Brown (Mantan Moreland), not to mention loud-mouthed police sergeant Davidson (Warren Douglas) and perky gal reporter Peggy Cartwright (Louise Currie). The fact that Roland Winters refuses to take his role seriously greatly enhances the film's enjoyment." NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense William Beaudine 67 minutes +87 """Mao's Last Dancer"" is the inspiring true story of Li Cunxin and his extraordinary journey from a poor upbringing in rural China to international stardom as a world-class ballet dancer. Based on the best selling autobiography, the film weaves a moving tale about the quest for freedom and the courage it takes to live your own life. It compellingly captures the struggles, sacrifices and triumphs, as well as the intoxicating effects of first love and celebrity amid the pain of exile." PG Art House and International|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Bruce Beresford Jan Sardi Aug 20, 2010 May 3, 2011 $ 4,806,750 117 minutes Samuel Goldwyn Films +88 This gay-lifestyle comedy features aspiring photographer Billy who becomes entranced by Gabriel. Billy takes Gabriel on as a model, but Gabriel eventually leaves Billy for better modeling assignments. Several fantasy sequences parody Vertigo, '30's musicals, and From Here to Eternity. R Comedy|Romance Jul 24, 1998 Dec 22, 1998 92 minutes +89 Now hear this. The studio that gave the cinema its voice offered 1929 audiences a chance to see and hear multiple silent-screen favorites for the first time in a gaudy, grandiose music-comedy-novelty revue that also included Talkie stars, Broadway luminaries and of course, Rin-Tin-Tin. Frank Fay hosts a jamboree that, among its 70 NR Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts 123 minutes +90 "No, No, Nanette was the second film version of the popular Otto Harbach-Vincent Youmans Broadway musical. Though slightly updated, the basic plot remains the same, with heroine Nanette (Anna Neagle) entering into a financial arrangement whereby she must answer ""No"" to every question during a 24-hour period. It's all for the sake of her rogueish uncle (Roland Young), who's heavily in debt thanks to a gaggle of gold-digging chorines. Nanette's task is complicated by her romantic entanglements involving an artist (Richard Carlson) and a flashy theatrical producer (Victor Mature). The songs include ""I Want to Be Happy"", ""Tea for Two"" and the title number. Unlike the previous Neagle-RKO Radio-Herbert Wilcox collaboration Irene, No, No, Nanette fizzled at the box office. For many years, the film was withdrawn from circulation because of Warner Bros.' 1950 remake, the Doris Day vehicle Tea for Two." NR Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Herbert Wilcox Ken Englund 96 minutes +92 A wonderfully atmospheric outing from Hammer Films, who diverged from their often successful variations on Universal's classic monsters into the world of zombies, a genre which had yet to receive its infusion of terrifying new blood with the 1968 classic Night of the Living Dead. The plot, which owes a debt to the Bela Lugosi chiller White Zombie, involves a mad Cornish squire, who solves an annoying labor crisis in his tin mines by turning local villagers into voodoo-controlled zombies. Dr. Thompson (Brook Williams) and his daughter Alice (Jacqueline Pearce) soon discover the unpleasant nocturnal habits of the shambling undead slaves -- including their tendency to go on murderous rampages when not directly under the squire's control. At the request of Alice, Sir James Forbes (Andr NR Art House and International|Classics|Horror John Gilling Anthony Hinds|John Elder|Peter Bryan Jan 1, 1966 Nov 2, 1999 90 minutes +93 """Garbo Laughs" R Classics|Comedy|Drama|Romance Ernst Lubitsch Charles Brackett|Billy Wilder|Walter Reisch|Melchior Lengyel Nov 3, 1939 Sep 5, 2005 110 minutes +94 "In this gritty drama, a woman discovers that her long-lost mother is now her partner in a cutthroat prison gang. Treasure (Yolonda Ross) is a young African-American woman who grew up without a mother and has been in trouble with the law most of her life after falling in with a rough-and-tumble street gang. Treasure has long been told that her mother, a hard-as-nails female criminal nicknamed ""Brownie,"" died years ago, but one of Treasure's best friends and gang-sisters tells her about meeting a hard-core ""lifer"" named Brownie in an adult lockup, and Treasure wonders if she might be her mother. About to turn 21, Treasure goes out of her way to break enough rules to be sent to the State Facility for Women, where Brownie (Davenia McFadden) is also held. Treasure soon meets Brownie and discovers she is indeed her mother, but finds that the longtime prisoner would prefer to regard her as a gang ally than as a daughter. Treasure also learns that not everyone welcomes her presence in Brownie's gang, especially Kit (Rain Phoenix), a drug dealer who runs with Brownie and feels that her daughter is forcing her to divide her loyalties. Stranger Inside was directed and co-written by Cheryl Dunye, who previously made the controversial independent feminist satire The Watermelon Woman; the film was premiered at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival prior to its telecast on the premium cable network HBO, which financed the project." R Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Television Cheryl Dunye Catherine Crouch|Cheryl Dunye Jun 23, 2001 Jul 16, 2002 90 minutes +95 "BLEED FOR THIS is the incredible true story of one of the most inspiring and unlikely comebacks in sports history. Miles Teller (Whiplash, Divergent) stars as Vinny ""The Pazmanian Devil"" Pazienza, a local Providence boxer who shot to stardom after winning two world title fights. After a near-fatal car accident leaves Vinny with a broken neck, he is told he may never walk again. Against all odds and doctor's orders, renowned trainer Kevin Rooney (Aaron Eckhart) agrees to help Vinny return to the ring just a year after the accident for what could be the last fight of his life." R Drama|Sports and Fitness Ben Younger Ben Younger Nov 18, 2016 Feb 14, 2017 $ 5,051,927 116 minutes Open Road Films +96 A gang of suburban slackers spend an evening hanging out at a local convenience store in hopes of seeing an old high-school buddy whose career as a rock singer is about to hit the big time. As they wait, memorable portraits of their young lives emerge. Directed by Richard Linklater and featuring a script by Eric Bogosian, Suburbia is a strongly character-driven comedy that offers sharp insight into the joys, sorrows and struggles of being 20 in the mid 1990s. R Comedy|Drama Richard Linklater Eric Bogosian 118 minutes +98 This video features the story of a mother telling her daughter about potential marital problems when she does not like her daughter's fiance. Included also is a Pollard short Sold at Auction. NR Comedy|Drama Alan Hale Beulah Marie Dix 104 minutes +99 A woman finds herself attempting to foil one office romance while debating if she should take a chance on another in this romantic comedy. Lucy Kelton (Sandra Bullock) is a top-flight attorney who has risen to the position of Chief Legal Counsel for one of New York's leading commercial real estate firms, the Wade Corporation. However, Lucy's job has one significant drawback -- George Wade (Hugh Grant), the eccentric and remarkably self-centered head of the firm. George seems entirely incapable of making a decision without Lucy's advice, whether it actually involves a legal matter or not, and while she's fond of George, being at his beck and call 24 hours a day has brought her to the end of her rope. In a moment of anger, Lucy gives her two weeks notice, and George reluctantly accepts, under one condition -- Lucy has to hire her own replacement. After extensive research, Lucy picks June Carter (Alicia Witt), a Harvard Law graduate determined to make a career for herself. Lucy soon begins to suspect, however, that June plans to hasten her rise up the corporate ladder by winning George's hand, leaving Lucy to wonder if she should warn George about his beautiful but calculating new attorney -- and whether she should tell George that she has finally realized she's in love with him. Two Weeks Notice was written and directed by Marc Lawrence, who had previously scripted two other box-office hits for Sandra Bullock: Miss Congeniality and Forces of Nature. PG-13 Comedy|Romance Dec 20, 2002 Apr 29, 2003 $ 93,300,000 102 minutes Warner Bros. +100 Four old college friends in their forties come together in a time of trouble and despair. Old joy relives, but the harsh reality of their problems can't satisfy them and eventually endangers their friendships. NR Comedy|Drama Willem van de Sande Bakhuyzen 108 minutes +101 After getting booted out of his latest managerial position, a has-been major league baseball player/coach goes to Russia and becomes the coach for their Olympic baseball team. This good-natured made-for-cable television comedy chronicles his endeavors to turn the bumbling, inexperienced team into winners. R Comedy|Drama|Television Tommy Lee Wallace Jul 11, 1992 Apr 21, 1993 90 minutes +102 Aging, small town attorney Mac McClain (Matthew Modine) contends with the tragic death of his wife and two sons while defending a young man accused of murdering the daughter of an influential local. Bob Gunton and Robert Forster co-star. PG-13 Drama|Mystery and Suspense Gary Wheeler Mark Freiburger|Gary Wheeler|Robert Whitlow|Matthew Modine 101 minutes Fox +104 In 1981, Ronald Biggs was kidnapped by agents from Scotland Yard from his Brazilian hideout for his participation in the 1964 British train robbery. This feature was written by Biggs and director Lech Majewski as a fictionalized account of the authorities trying to bring the colorful crook to justice. Paul Freeman plays Biggs, infamous for his participation in the NR Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Lech Majewski 90 minutes +105 Mark Twain's classic tale of comedy and adventure comes to life in this animated feature, which follows the adventures of young Tom Sawyer and his friend, Huckleberry Finn, as they travel along the Mississippi River. NR Animation|Kids and Family|Special Interest 60 minutes +106 Three dope-smoking ex-convicts live among friends and family in the fictional Sunnyvale Trailer Park. R Comedy Mike Clattenburg Mike Clattenburg|Robb Wells Jun 6, 2006 Apr 22, 2008 95 minutes Screen Media Films +108 A picture-perfect family moves into an upscale community, impressing the locals and integrating themselves into every aspect of the community until a sudden tragedy forces them to reassess their priorities. Steve (David Duchovny) and Kate Jones (Demi Moore) have everything a happily married couple could ever want: their kids, Jenn (Amber Heard) and Mick (Ben Hollingsworth), are intelligent and attractive, they live in an affluent neighborhood, and their sprawling suburban home is jam-packed with all of the coolest gizmos and gadgets that money can buy. It isn't long before the Joneses have struck up a friendship with their next-door neighbors Larry (Gary Cole) and Summer (Glenne Headly), and become integral components of their community. But take a closer look at the situation and you'll start to see something ominous lurking just beneath the surface. It's only when the Joneses are confronted with an unexpected disaster that they finally discover who they really are beneath the glossy veneer of consumerism. R Comedy|Drama|Kids and Family Derrick Borte Derrick Borte Apr 16, 2010 Aug 10, 2010 $ 1,000,000 93 minutes Roadside Attractions +109 NR Comedy|Drama Mike Figgis 55 minutes +110 This is director Frank Capra's classic bittersweet comedy/drama about George Bailey (James Stewart), the eternally-in-debt guiding force of a bank in the typical American small town of Bedford Falls. As the film opens, it's Christmas Eve, 1946, and George, who has long considered himself a failure, faces financial ruin and arrest and is seriously contemplating suicide. High above Bedford Falls, two celestial voices discuss Bailey's dilemma and decide to send down eternally bumbling angel Clarence Oddbody (Henry Travers), who after 200 years has yet to earn his wings, to help George out. But first, Clarence is given a crash course on George's life, and the multitude of selfless acts he has performed: rescuing his younger brother from drowning, losing the hearing in his left ear in the process; enduring a beating rather than allow a grieving druggist (H.B. Warner) to deliver poison by mistake to an ailing child; foregoing college and a long-planned trip to Europe to keep the Bailey Building and Loan from letting its Depression-era customers down; and, most important, preventing town despot Potter (Lionel Barrymore) from taking over Bedford Mills and reducing its inhabitants to penury. Along the way, George has married his childhood sweetheart Mary (Donna Reed), who has stuck by him through thick and thin. But even the love of Mary and his children are insufficient when George, faced with an PG Classics|Comedy|Drama|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Frank Capra Frank Capra|Frances Goodrich|Albert Hackett Dec 25, 1946 Sep 19, 1995 135 minutes +111 Detective Rem Macy (Tom Berenger) is investigating a murder mystery instigated by the discovery of a disembodied hand. After the victim is identified, the victim's roommate (Lori Heuring) becomes frightened for her life and asks to stay at Macy's place for a while. The detective reluctantly agrees, and soon finds himself falling for the young woman. Meanwhile, as Macy continues with the investigation, he begins to learn of a larger conspiracy that ranges to the gangs of Chinatown to some of the city's most powerful leaders -- and maybe even the young woman he's protecting. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Nov 29, 2001 Mar 5, 2002 101 minutes +115 """Toy Story 2"" is the exciting, all-new sequel to the landmark 1995 computer-animated blockbuster from Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studios. This time around, the fun and adventure continue when Andy goes off to summer camp and the toys are left to their own devices. Things shift into high gear when an obsessive toy collector kidnaps Woody -- who hasn't the slightest clue that he is a greatly valued collectible. It's now up to Buzz Lightyear and the gang from Andy's room -- Mr. Potato Head, Slinky Dog, Rex, and Hamm -- to spring into action and save their pal from winding up a museum piece. There are plenty of thrills as the toys get into one predicament after another in their daring race to get home before Andy does." G Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy John Lasseter Doug Chamberlain|Rita Hsiao|Doug Chamberlin|Chris Webb|Ash Brannon|John Lasseter|Pete Docter|Andrew Stanton Nov 24, 1999 Oct 17, 2000 92 minutes Buena Vista Pictures +116 Jane Campion's first film, Sweetie, is the bizarre story about two sisters, Kay (Karen Colston) and Sweetie (Genevieve Lemon). At the beginning of the film, Kay is tentatively beginning an affair with a young man, when Sweetie---her mentally disturbed, overweight and demanding sister--re-enters her and her family's lives, throwing everything into turmoil. Campion's camera work is original and off-kilter, often recalling the style of David Lynch. And, much like Lynch, Campion's story is odd and disconcerting, and won't necessarily appeal to all tastes. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Jane Campion Gerard Lee|Jane Campion Sep 10, 1989 Oct 24, 2006 97 minutes +118 "For four years, the courageous crew of the NSEA Protector donned their uniforms and set out on thrilling and often dangerous missions in space - then their series was cancelled. Twenty years later, the five stars of the classic '70s series ""Galaxy Quest"" are still in costume, making appearances at sci-fi conventions for legions of die-hard fans - but some of those fans are a little more far out than the actors could have ever imagined. A group of aliens who have mistaken intercepted television transmissions for ""historical documents"" arrive at a convention and whisk ""Commander Peter Quincy Taggart"" and his crew into space to help them in their all-too-real war against a deadly adversary. With no script, no director and no clue about real space travel, the actors have to turn in the performances of their lives to become the heroes the aliens believe them to be." PG Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Dean Parisot Robert Gordon Dec 25, 1999 May 2, 2000 102 minutes DreamWorks SKG +119 Brian DePalma directed this taut thriller, set in Atlantic City, where a corrupt cop investigates a political assassination. Outside an Atlantic City arena-hotel-casino, a TV news reporter stands in a pre-hurricane storm to report on the heavyweight boxing match about to begin inside. A transition to the stadium interior focuses on Atlantic City homicide Detective Rick Santoro (Nicolas Cage), a father with a wife and son, yet also a dishonest cop who maintains a mistress and cheerfully accepts bribes. DePalma's Steadicam follows Santoro on a fast-paced tour of the stadium as the laughing, yelling detective travels stairs and hallways, talks to a gal with a between-rounds placard, visits the dressing room of champ Lincoln Tyler (Stan Shaw), rides down an escalator to squeeze money from a small-time hood, enters the arena of 14,000 fight fans, talks on his phone with his girlfriend and wife, and sits ringside next to his lifelong buddy, Navy Cmdr. Kevin Dunne (Gary Sinise). Behind Dunne, the U.S. Secretary of Defense Charles Kirkland (Joel Fabiani) is seated alongside billionaire casino owner Gilbert Powell (John Heard). As the fight gets underway, Dunne abandons his position protecting the defense chief to pursue a suspicious redhead. From his ringside vantage point, Santoro has a close view of the champ, curiously conscious despite taking a kayo punch. At that moment, an assassin fires at Kirkland. Santoro immediately concocts a good cover story for his pal (to explain why Dunne left his post protecting Kirkland). Just after the shooting, Dunne kills a Palestinian extremist, the apparent killer, and Santoro orders the stadium doors locked, hoping he can locate other suspects among the fleeing crowd. One such is Julia Costello (Carla Gugino), an injured woman in a blond wig who spoke with Kirkland seconds before the gunfire. After a video replay reveals the champ took a fall, going down to the floor from a punch that never touched him, Santoro becomes more curious and suspicious, comparing witness accounts, and he attempts to locate Julia, convinced she's the key to truth behind the assassination. As it all comes to a head, Santoro peels through successive layers of corruption, ultimately confronting himself in a self-examination of his own values. Filmed at Montreal's old Forum. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Brian DePalma Brian DePalma|David Koepp Aug 7, 1998 Feb 16, 1999 107 minutes +120 Artist Christopher Pride has just been commissioned to work in Paris. He wants to bring his soon-to-be bride along to celebrate their honeymoon. Unfortunately, his psychiatrist girlfriend is currently treating a trio of young women who utterly despise men. In hopes of hastening the women's treatment, Christopher impersonates three men. PG Comedy|Romance Jerry Lewis 109 minutes +121 "Comic actor and former Saturday Night Live stock player Mike Myers attempted to transform himself from the goofy title character in Wayne's World (1992) (and its sequel) into a romantic leading man with this box office disappointment. Myers stars as Charlie Mackenzie, a San Francisco poet who meets the girl of his dreams, Harriet Michaels (Nancy Travis) when he stops to pick up some haggis for his parents at Meats of the World, a butcher shop where Harriet works. Although he's been neurotically commitment-phobic in the past (dumping one girlfriend because she ""smelled like soup""), Charlie thinks Harriet could be the one. That is, until his mother May (Brenda Fricker) and cop best friend Tony (Anthony LaPaglia) begin to suspect that Harriet could be an axe-wielding serial killer who has butchered several husbands. Harriet's wacky sister Rose (Amanda Plummer) and her connection to several of the slayings make Charlie nervous, but he nevertheless pops the question, leading to an eventful honeymoon where all is revealed. Although So I Married an Axe Murderer (1993) earned less than" PG-13 Comedy|Romance Thomas Schlamme Mike Myers|Robbie Fox|Carrie Fisher|Neil Mullarkey|Barbara Benedek Jul 30, 1993 Jun 1, 1999 93 minutes +123 The second of Robert Youngson's compilations of the silent comedies of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, The Further Perils of Laurel & Hardy suffers a bit from too much repetition and gee-whiz obvious narration. Still, the vignettes offered herein are first-rate, as fresh and funny as they were when first released seven decades ago. Among the L&H; shorts represented in this collection are Do Detectives Think and Sugar Daddies, two 1927 releases made before Stan and Ollie were an official team. We are also treated to generous portions of such rib-tickling 2-reelers as Should Married Men Go Home? (1928), Early to Bed (1928), That's My Wife (1929) and Angora Love (1929). The film is rounded out with choice selections from the work of such Hal Roach contractees as Charley Chase, Jean Harlow and Snub Pollard. NR Classics|Comedy|Special Interest Robert Youngson Robert Youngson Mar 31, 1968 Jun 5, 2007 99 minutes +124 In present-day London, twelve-year-old Quinn watches as his mother, a construction engineer inadvertently wakes an enormous fire-breathing beast from its centuries-long slumber. Twenty years later, much of the world has been scarred by the beast and its offspring. As a fire chief, Quinn is responsible for warding off the beasts and keeping a small community alive as they eke out a meager existence. Into their midst comes a hotshot American, Van Zan, who says he has a way to kill the beasts and save mankind--a way Quinn's never seen done. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Rob Bowman Terry Hayes|Kevin Peterka|Gregg Chabot|Matthew Greenberg|Matt Greenberg Jul 12, 2002 Nov 19, 2002 $ 42,929,971 101 minutes Buena Vista Distribution Compa +126 "Following up from their success with Project A, martial arts-comedy trio Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, and Yuen Biao head out to Spain for this screwball kung-fu flick. Thomas and David (Chan and Yuen) run a Chinese lunch wagon in the streets of Barcelona. One day, David encounters a beautiful pickpocket named Sylvia (Lola Forner, who also appeared in Armor of God) and he is immediately smitten. Meanwhile, inept private dick Moby (Hung) is tracking down the illegitimate daughter of a dead count. If the woman can be found within two weeks after his death, his vast riches go to her. If not, then her evil stepbrother gets the goods. Of course, Sylvia turns out to be the missing heiress. And naturally her evil step-brother has sent out a bevy of goons to insure his inheritance while David, Moby, and Thomas vow to protect the lass. The film was originally going to be called ""Meals on Wheels"" until studio head Raymond Chow, after the utter failure of his 1982 opus Megaforce, vowed never to have a film that began with an ""M.""" NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy Sammo Hung Kam-Bo Aug 17, 1984 Aug 14, 2001 98 minutes +127 A tortured man finds himself caught in a middle-ground between hallucination and reality in this supernatural thriller, scripted by Bruce Joel Rubin of Ghost (1990) and My Life (1993). Jacob Singer (Tim Robbins) is a soldier stationed in Vietnam who undergoes a traumatic experience on the battlefield - the nature of which is initially unclear. The film then moves into his post-Vietnam experience in 1970s New York, where he feels consistently traumatized, but can never quite remember exactly what happened to him in Southeast Asia or to free himself from his anxieties over the recent tragic death of his young son (Macaulay Culkin). Though well educated, Jacob works as a letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service and has become romantically involved with one of his co-workers, Jezzie (Elizabeth Pena), after divorcing his wife. Soon, Jacob's tenuous hold on reality starts to slip as horrifying events befall him; he is nearly run over by a subway train, pursued by faceless demons in cars, and spots reptilian tails and horns protruding from the bodies of those he encounters. Jacob also suffers severe panic attacks related to the chaos that may be reality, or may exist only in his mind. He seeks counsel from Louis (Danny Aiello), a kindly chiropractor, as his ex-wife Sarah (Patricia Kalember), fellow Vietnam vet Paul (Pruitt Taylor Vince), and enigmatic stranger Michael (Matt Craven) all try to help the tortured soul. Jason Alexander, Ving Rhames and Eriq LaSalle highlight the supporting cast. R Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Adrian Lyne Bruce Joel Rubin|Joel Blasberg Nov 2, 1990 Sep 14, 2010 113 minutes +128 NR Art House and International Ye Ying|Zhang Li 120 minutes +130 Widely regarded as acclaimed Korean filmmaker Hong Sang-soo's finest cinematic accomplishment to date, Woman on the Beach concerns Kim Joong-rae (Kim Seung-woo), a mercurially tempered writer/director drafting a screenplay during his stay at an off-season oceanside resort. Joong-rae becomes acquainted with two female vacationers, each of whom unwittingly exposes undercurrents of hostility and self-destructiveness inside of him; he then uses the encounters as script fodder. The film represents Hong's exploration of the machismo, aggression, and hostility that typically lie at the core of the male id and are often exercised in masculine behavior. Woman on the Beach was screened at the 2006 New York Film Festival, at the Film Society of Lincoln Center. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Hong Sang-soo Hong Sang-soo Jan 9, 2008 Dec 30, 2008 128 minutes New Yorker Films +131 No Sesame. All Street. THE HAPPYTIME MURDERS is a filthy comedy set in the seedy underbelly of Los Angeles where puppets and humans coexist. Two clashing detectives with a shared secret, one human (Melissa McCarthy) and one puppet, are forced to work together again to solve the brutal murders of the former cast of a beloved classic puppet television show. R Action and Adventure|Comedy Brian Henson Todd Berger|Dee Austin Robertson Aug 24, 2018 Dec 4, 2018 STXfilms +133 The popular anim R Action and Adventure|Animation|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Special Interest Keiko Nobumoto|Marc Handler Apr 4, 2003 Jun 24, 2003 114 minutes Destination Films +134 A gang of ruthless but inept kidnappers pull off a crime with startling and unexpected consequences in this tough, nervy thriller which has won a cult following. Candy Phillips (Susan Sennett) is a sixteen-year-old student at an exclusive private Catholic school who, while walking home from school, is suddenly dragged into a waiting van that quickly speeds away. Candy has been kidnapped by an unlikely team of criminals -- pretty but hard-edged Jessie (Tiffany Bolling), her psychopathic brother Alan (Brad David), and Eddy (Vincent Martorano), a misfit Army veteran who only wants to own his own bowling alley. Jessie and her cohorts have learned that Candy's father Avery Phillips (Ben Piazza) is the manager of an upscale jewelry store, and after burying Candy in a coffin-like box on the outskirts of the desert (with a pipe for ventilation), they send Avery a message informing him they'll release Candy in exchange for 500,000 dollars in jewels. However, come the next morning, Avery has failed to respond to their demands, and an attempt to coerce payment from him leads to the discovery he has no intention of rescuing Candy. The Candy Snatchers was the only directorial credit for television writer Guerdon Trueblood; his young son Christopher Trueblood (billed as Christophe) appears in the film as an autistic child who happens upon Candy and tries to help. R Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Guerdon Trueblood Bryan Gindoff Jan 1, 1973 Sep 27, 2005 98 minutes +135 "Following up on his cult anime masterpieces Patlabor 2 and Ghost in the Shell, Mamoru Oshii makes his live-action debut with this virtual reality thriller set in a near-future cyberpunk wasteland, in which the youth of an unnamed central European nation are enthralled with violent and illegal virtual reality computer games. Ash (Malgorzata Foremniak) is a ruthless ""Class A"" fighter and reigning queen of the games. She's itching to move to the next level of playing. Aside from her gaming, she lives a loner's life with her pampered dog. She learns from a former team member, Stunner (Bartek Swiderski), that former game master Murphy (Jerzy Gudejko) was crippled after entering the game's most rarified level, ""Special A."" The level is only accessible under the right set of unusual circumstances. Once admitted, there is only one way out -- to win. Ash can't wait to prove herself and conquer the game. This film was screened at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival." R Action and Adventure|Animation|Art House and International|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Mamoru Oshii Kazunori Ito Jan 1, 2001 Dec 16, 2003 106 minutes Miramax +136 In CASE 39, family services social worker Emily Jenkins (Ren R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Christian Alvart Ray Wright Oct 1, 2010 Jan 4, 2011 $ 13,248,477 109 minutes Paramount Studios +137 This political allegory managed, by some miracle, to escape the attention of the religious censors of Iran's post-Khomeni regime and was shown in 1989 at the Locarno Film Festival. In the story, a news photographer who has been wounded in the course of covering the Iran-Iraq war is recovering at home. he is haunted by what he has seen in the various wars he has covered. In addition, he is entirely disenchanted with the new post-Pahlavi political regime. He and his daughter proceed to chronicle the desperate state of Tehran's poor, which has remained unchanged for decades. In doing so, he has (as have the filmmakers) put together a damning indictment of the current regime's claims for itself. Of course, once he has taken these photos, no one wants to publish them. NR Art House and International|Drama Mohsen Makhmalbaf Mohsen Makhmalbaf 70 minutes +138 A story about a career television journalist who eclipses her mentor, this drama's plot resembles that of A Star Is Born, and it shares the same screenwriters as those who penned the 1976 version of that film, John Gregory Dunne and Joan Didion. It's based loosely on the real-life story of newscaster Jessica Savitch. Sally Atwater (Michelle Pfieffer) gets a job at a Miami TV station based on a demo tape from her hometown of Reno, Nevada. The station's news director is Warren Justice (Robert Redford), a former high-profile Washington newsman whose career has suffered from his insistence on integrity. He makes Sally his gofer and criticizes her clothes and appearance while she begs him for a chance to go on-air. She becomes the station's weathercaster and Warren gives her the stage name of Tally. With Warren's constant advice, she breaks into news reporting and her star rises quickly as the two become romantically involved. She takes a better job in Philadelphia, with Warren's blessing, and there she soon eclipses the anchorwoman Marcia McGrath (Stockard Channing). From there, Tally's career continues to flourish, while her relationship with Warren takes some strange twists and turns. PG-13 Drama|Romance Jon Avnet Joan Didion|John Gregory Dunne Mar 1, 1996 Sep 7, 1999 124 minutes +140 "Terrence Malick's Days of Heaven, the long-awaited follow-up to his 1973 debut Badlands, confirmed his reputation as a visual poet and narrative iconoclast with a story of love and murder told through the jaded voice of a child and expressive images of nature. In 1916, Chicago steelworker Bill (Richard Gere, stepping in for John Travolta) flees to Texas with his little sister Linda (Linda Manz) and girlfriend Abby (Brooke Adams) after fatally erupting at his boss. Along with other itinerant laborers, they work the harvest at a wealthy, ailing farmer's ranch, but the farmer (playwright Sam Shepard) falls in love with Abby, and, believing her to be Bill's sister, asks the three to stay on at his elysian spread. Seeing it as his one real chance to escape perpetual poverty, Bill urges Abby to marry the sick man. Marriage, however, has more restorative powers, and the farmer has more magnetism, than Bill had planned. ""Nobody's perfect,"" Linda impassively observes in one of her many voiceovers, after their brief paradise is erased by plagues of locusts, fire, and lethal jealousy." PG Drama Terrence Malick Terrence Malick Sep 13, 1978 Mar 30, 1999 93 minutes +142 In this film, Jerry Biffle is a moody and egotistical television comic. When the ratings for Jerry's television show begin to sag, the producer adds sales clerk Sally Peters and handsome young Cliff Lane as love interests. Trouble ensues when Jerry falls in love with Sally. NR Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts Gene Towne 100 minutes +144 This screwball comedy is filled with merry mix-ups and romantic misadventures that lead previously happy couple Jerry and Lucy Warriner to divorce. The trouble begins when Jerry supposedly goes to Florida for some rest; actually, he is planning to spend the vacation with his buddies. NR Classics|Comedy|Romance Leo McCarey Oct 21, 1937 Mar 11, 2003 90 minutes +145 In this macabre farce, a baggage switch at a busy airport results in headaches for the med student who inadvertently takes a gangster's carry-on bag and discovers that it is filled with the heads of eight prominent L.A. gangsters. R Comedy Tom Schulman Tom Schulman Apr 18, 1997 Oct 8, 2002 95 minutes +146 This political drama chronicles the corruption of a mayoral candidate for New York City. His ordeal begins when he launches a campaign for the legalization of heretofore illegal narcotics. Alarmed by the support it gets, Mafiosos frame the candidate for a crime he did not commit and force him to choose between joining their ranks or going to jail. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Francesco Rosi Tonino Guerra|Edmonde Charles-Roux Feb 14, 1990 Sep 11, 1991 100 minutes +147 Set in Washington, D.C., this comedy tells how a ditzy cocktail waitress (Goldie Hawn) becomes a highly professional and competent protocol official for the State Department. PG Comedy Herbert Ross Dec 21, 1984 Jun 1, 2004 96 minutes +148 Stuck in a life of indentured servitude, Marek dreams of becoming a wizard. When she meets a beautiful priestess, Teela, in need of help, Marek escapes her master and puts together a team of adventurers - including Thane the warrior and Dagen the half-elf thief - and embarks on an epic quest to free Teela's sister from orcs and ogres. After raiding the orc camp, the group learns that Teela's sister has been taken into the mountains by a giant ogre. Escaping hellhounds and dragons on their dangerous journey, the team find themselves hopelessly outmatched by the man-eating ogre, and must unite all their talents to free the prisoners and escape with their own lives. NR Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy 93 minutes Arrowstorm Entertainment +149 This slapstick comedy drama stars three of Hong Kong's most attractive and popular actresses of their time: Brigitte Lin is the daughter of a general, Cherie Chung is a petty thief, and Sally Yip is the daughter of the manager of the Beijing Opera theater. The story is set in 1911 when the Chinese revolution overthrew the monarchy and established a republic. The general's daughter has to steal an important document from her father's safe in order to help out the guerrillas who are fighting for the republic. Her exploits and those of her two friends flow back and forth between the Imperial Palace and the theater of the Beijing Opera. Action, farce, and political satire tumble over each other as the story leads up to its dizzying rooftop climax. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy Hark Tsui Raymond To Jan 28, 1986 Nov 17, 1998 104 minutes +150 A legendary film, which has been elevated to haute cult status. A dutchman, living in the 17th century, is not permitted to rest until he finds a woman who loves him enough to die for him. He meets the reincarnation of a woman from his dead past and falls in love. The story progresses to a hair-raising reconciliation of past and present. NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Romance Albert Lewin Albert Lewin Oct 15, 1951 May 23, 2000 123 minutes +151 The plan was easy the job was not. On a snowy night a tight crew of four criminals plan to pull off a routine heist. When things go horribly wrong, friendship, loyalty and trust are pushed to the limit. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Steven Shea Aug 24, 2010 Aug 24, 2010 104 minutes Inception Media Group +152 A socially inept young woman slowly learns to overcome her insecurities in this sleeper hit from Australia. The unconventional Muriel (Toni Collette) is deeply unsatisfied with her life, stuck in the nowhere town of Porpoise Spit and feeling rejected by her friends and family. Believing herself unattractive and worthless, she seeks meager solace in ABBA songs and fantasies of gorgeous weddings, with herself as the bride. Muriel's life takes a turn for the better, however, when she befriends the carefree Rhonda (Rachel Griffiths), who encourages her to take control of her life. Together, the two women travel to Sydney, where a series of liberating experiences help Muriel develop self-esteem and take the first steps towards maturity. R Comedy|Romance Mar 10, 1995 May 18, 1999 105 minutes +153 "Meet the kid who made ""wimpy"" cool in a family comedy based on the best-selling illustrated novel Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney, the first in a series that has thus far sold 24 million copies. ""Diary of a Wimpy Kid"" chronicles the adventures of wise-cracking pre-teen Greg Heffley, who must somehow survive the scariest time of anyone's life: middle school." PG Comedy|Kids and Family Thor Freudenthal Jackie Filgo|Jeff Filgo|Gabe Sachs|Jeff Judah Mar 19, 2010 Aug 3, 2010 $ 64,001,297 93 minutes 20th Century Fox +155 Taking place over the course of one night, The Anniversary Party is a serio-comic, sometimes scathing inspection of a group of friends. Joe and Sally Therrian have a party to celebrate several important junctures in their marriage: their sixth anniversary, their decision to start a family and their reconciliation after a yearlong separation. They have invited their closest friends, their past and current temptations, and (to avoid a lawsuit) their contentious neighbors. An unexpected gift sends the party spiraling out of control and unleashes an explosion of painful confessions. The celebration becomes a scorching dissection of a marriage on the brink. R Comedy|Drama Jennifer Jason Leigh|Alan Cumming Jennifer Jason Leigh|Alan Cumming Jun 8, 2001 Jan 15, 2002 $ 2,974,308 115 minutes Fine Line Features +157 In this western, Link Jones travels to Fort Worth to hire a new schoolteacher there. On the rails, he crosses paths with Sam Beasley, a grifter who plans to rob Jones blind. Instead, Jones and Beasley fall victim to a band of thieves. Left destitute, they set out for revenge. NR Classics|Western|Romance Anthony Mann Reginald Rose Oct 1, 1958 Mar 1, 1991 100 minutes +158 The film tells the inspiring true story of how Nelson Mandela joined forces with the captain of South Africa's rugby team to help unite their country. Newly elected President Mandela knows his nation remains racially and economically divided in the wake of apartheid. Believing he can bring his people together through the universal language of sport, Mandela rallies South Africa's underdog rugby team as they make an unlikely run to the 1995 World Cup Championship match. PG-13 Drama|Sports and Fitness Clint Eastwood Anthony Peckham Dec 11, 2009 May 18, 2010 $ 37,431,431 134 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +159 "In keeping with his background in television sitcoms, Sam Weisman directs the cameo-filled comedy Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star. Dickie Roberts (David Spade) was a child actor on the hit TV show ""The Glimmer Gang"" and remains remembered for a particular catch phrase. Now in his thirties, he finds work as a parking valet and spends time with other nominal child stars (enter cameos by Danny Bonaduce, Corey Feldman, and the like). Wanting to make a comeback, he manages to get an audition with director Rob Reiner. When the role requires him to be normal, he decides to hire a normal family in order to relive the childhood he missed out on. He ends up with sleazy salesman George Finney (Craig Bierko) and his loving wife, Grace (Mary McCormack). Dickie shares a room with their two kids: sunny daughter Sally (Jenna Boyd) and impressionable son Sam (Scott Tessa). Former child star Alyssa Milano appears as Dickie's girlfriend, Cyndi." PG-13 Comedy Sam Weisman Sep 3, 2003 Feb 17, 2004 $ 22,715,908 98 minutes Paramount Pictures +160 """The Vertical Limit"" is a high-adrenaline tale of a young climber who must launch a treacherous and extraordinary rescue effort up K-2, the world's second highest peak, to save his sister and her summit team in a race against time." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama Martin Campbell Robert King|Terry Hayes Dec 8, 2000 May 22, 2001 $ 67,771,442 124 minutes Columbia Pictures +161 Tomorrow at Ten stars Robert Shaw as a desperate criminal who kidnaps a small boy. He locks his victim in a room with a time bomb set to go off at 10 AM, then posts his ransom demands. When the police catch up with the kidnapper, he dies without revealing the bomb's location. With precious little time left, the police attempt to retrace the criminal's steps, rescue the boy, and keep half of London from being blown to bits. The plot for 1964's Tomorrow at Ten has since been lifted bodily for use in several American TV programs, notably The FBI (in which the kidnapee was a teenager, played by singing idol Bobby Sherman). NR Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Lance Comfort 80 minutes +162 Just after the evil Emperor Spengo (Jon Lovitz) imprisons King Raff (Eric Idle), he spots a California housewife (Teri Garr) through his telescope. He decides to beam her up along with her husband (Jeffrey Jones), but isn't prepared to deal with the results when both become interplanetary freedom fighters. PG Comedy|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Greg Beeman Ed Solomon|Chris Matheson Jul 24, 1992 Aug 30, 2005 87 minutes +163 This made-for-cable Civil War saga chronicles the further indignities suffered by Union soldiers in Andersonville, the Confederacy's notoriously squalid POW camp . NR Drama|Television John Frankenheimer Mar 3, 1996 Jun 1, 2004 167 minutes +164 Five adolescent girls at a New England convent school unearth evidence of rituals practiced by French nuns but not officially recognized by the church, questioning their faith as they struggle to remain pious during that crucial transition into adulthood. When a youthful postulate with extraordinary powers shows up at the convent, the girls begin to see the world as a place where anything is possible. NR Drama Camille Poisson Camille Poisson 93 minutes +165 "The novel of the same name by author Tom Savage becomes this horror film starring Marley Shelton as Kate Davies. Kate's in a troubled relationship with journalist Adam Carr (David Boreanaz), a problem drinker, but she receives support from her best friends, the same four girls she's known since grade school: Paige Prescott (Denise Richards), Dorothy Wheeler (Jessica Capshaw), Lily Voight (Jessica Cauffel), and Shelly Fisher (Katherine Heigl). When Shelly is murdered and the other girls begin receiving gruesome Valentine's Day cards signed ""JM,"" they begin to speculate that the killer could be an awkward schoolmate named Jeremy Melton, whom they once teased mercilessly at a school dance, leading to his beating and humiliation. Dorothy in particular is afraid that a false accusation she made against Jeremy might be causing him to seek bloody retribution, but the macho detective (Fulvio Cecere) assigned to investigate Shelly's murder has some other suspects in mind. As the body count is racked up and Dorothy's lavish Valentine's Day party approaches, Kate begins to suspect that the true identity of Jeremy, who likely underwent plastic surgery to alter his appearance, could hit very close to home. Valentine is the second slasher flick from Urban Legend (1998) director Jamie Blanks." R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Jamie Blanks Feb 2, 2001 Jul 24, 2001 $ 19,755,422 96 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +167 +169 The true star of this film is a stately old manor house in London, built in 1804 by a British admiral and blitzed in 1940 by one Adolf Hitler. Through the portals of this house pass a vast array of Britons, from high-born to low. NR Classics|Drama|Faith and Spirituality Jan 21, 1943 Nov 10, 1998 106 minutes +170 "In ""A Star Is Born,"" Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga fuse their considerable talents to depict the raw and passionate tale of Jack and Ally, two artistic souls coming together, on stage and in life. Theirs is a complex journey through the beauty and the heartbreak of a relationship struggling to survive. In this new take on the iconic love story, four-time Oscar nominee Cooper (""American Sniper,"" ""American Hustle,"" ""Silver Linings Playbook""), makes his directorial debut, and also stars alongside multiple award-winning, Oscar-nominated music superstar Gaga in her first leading role in a major motion picture. Cooper portrays seasoned musician Jackson Maine, who discovers and falls in love with struggling artist Ally. She has given up on her dream to become a successful singer, until she meets Jack, who immediately sees her natural talent." R Drama Bradley Cooper Will Fetters|Eric Roth|Bradley Cooper 135 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +171 "The first ""Road"" picture in three years (the last was The Road to Morocco), Road to Utopia is set during the Alaskan gold rush. Bob Hope and Bing Crosby play a pair of third-rate San Francisco entertainers, Chester Hooton and Duke Johnson, who are obliged to skip town in a hurry. They book passage on a ship to Alaska, where they run afoul of escaped murderers Sperry (Robert H. Barrat) and McGurk (Nestor Paiva). Through a fluke, Chester and Duke overpower the killers, then get off the ship in Skagway disguised as Sperry and McGurk so that they themselves can evade the authorities. The boys can't understand why everyone is so afraid of them, nor why saloon owner Ace Larson (Douglas Dumbrille) and Larson's moll Kate (Hillary Brooke) are so chummy. It turns out that Sperry and McGurk had stolen a deed to a valuable gold mine before escaping to Alaska. Sal Van Hoyden (Dorothy Lamour) is the rightful owner of that deed, thus she too shows up in Skagway, hoping to extract the document from Chester and Duke. Whenever the plot threatens to become too difficult to follow, narrator Robert Benchley shows up to explain things -- which of course only adds to the confusion. At any rate, the whole affair ends up with Chester, Duke, and Sal running through the snowy wastes, with the villains in hot pursuit. Duke nobly stays behind to fight off the bad guys himself, handing the deed to Chester and Sal and wishing them Godspeed. Flash-forward to 1945: Chester and Sal, both old and wealthy, are reunited with their equally aged pal Duke, who wasn't killed after all. Sal tells Duke that Chester has been a wonderful husband and father. Yes, father...and wait till you see who plays their child (""We adopted him" NR Classics|Comedy Hal Walker Melvin Frank|Norman Panama Jan 1, 1945 Mar 5, 2002 90 minutes +174 An American girl finds love and laughter in the City of Lights in this romantic comedy. Maggie Scott (Ann-Margret) works as an assistant to Irene Chase (Edie Adams), a fashion purchaser for a large clothing store. Irene sends Maggie to Paris as her representative for the annual fashion shows of the major European designers; Irene has an ulterior motive, as her son Ted Barclay (Chad Everett) is infatuated with Maggie and she wants to keep him away from her. While in Paris, Maggie strikes up a romance with Marc Fontaine (Louis Jourdan), a handsome Frenchman who was once Irene's boyfriend. However, Maggie is also being pursued by American reporter Herb Stone (Richard Crenna). To add to the confusion, Ted decides to fly to Paris in an effort to win Maggie's heart once and for all. Jazz fans will want to keep an ear open for performances by Count Basie and Mongo Santamaria. NR Comedy|Romance Boris Sagal Stanley Roberts 103 minutes +177 SHADOW tells the strangely ethereal story of David (Jake Muxworthy), a young soldier returning from a tour of duty in Iraq, who decides to go on a mountain biking adventure in Europe to forget his battle-weary past. In the woods, he meets pretty young stranger Angeline (Karina Testa) and they team up to explore the picturesque surrounding area. Soon they learn of a mystifying local myth... a legend that will force David to face more shattering fears than he did during wartime. To meet the bloodthirsty butcher Mortis (Nuot Arquint) and to discover that reality is sicker than any nightmare. -- (C) IFC Film NR Art House and International|Horror Federico Zampaglione Jan 29, 2011 Apr 26, 2011 77 minutes IFC Films +180 Una mujer (Madonna) acusada de asesinar a su amante---un viejo millonario---seduce a su abogado defensor (Willem Dafoe), el cual se pone nervioso cuando aparece m R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Uli Edel Brad Mirman Jun 1, 1992 Dec 3, 2002 99 minutes +181 Two inner-city youths find love on the hard streets of Houston. Each has personal problems to work through, and is wary of emotional attachments. Jason is haunted by the memory of his father's death and feels responsible for his brother's violent behavior. Lyric is strong and passionate, but doesn't want to to give her love to another just to see it snuffed out by the violence around her. Together they learn to let go of fear and guilt and dream of a better life. R Drama|Romance Doug McHenry Sep 28, 1994 Jan 18, 2000 119 minutes +182 "When their new guardians forbid 16-year old Andi and her younger brother, Bruce to have a pet, Andi has to use her quick wit to help find a new home for their dog, Friday. The resourceful kids stumble upon an abandoned hotel and using Bruce's talents as a mechanical genius, transform it into a magical dog-paradise for Friday--and eventually for all Friday's friends. When barking dogs make the neighbors suspicious, Andi and Bruce use every invention they have to avoid anyone discovering ""who let the dogs in.""" PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Kids and Family Thor Freudenthal Jeff Lowell|Lois Duncan|Robert Schooley|Mark McCorkle Jan 16, 2009 Apr 28, 2009 $ 73,023,275 100 minutes Dreamworks Pictures +183 In this film, small-town girl Ann Rutherford impulsively marries George Montgomery, a trumpeter in the Glenn Miller band. Rutherford soon finds that she isn't particularly suited for life on the road, nor is she prepared for the petty jealousies and backstabbings prevalent among the other orchestra wives. NR Classics|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Archie Mayo Karl Tunberg|Darrell Ware Sep 4, 1942 Nov 1, 2005 98 minutes +184 This wartime drama finds the American spy Rand (Rory Calhoun) sent on a secret mission to Northern Italy. He dodges goose stepping Nazis, sadistic SS troops, and pro-Nazi Italians after he parachutes from a low flying plane. Before he can contact the operative of the Italian underground, the Germans move in to change his plans. He is hidden by the wife or a language professor who has become the lover of a Nazi officer in order to maintain her husband's freedom. She is tracked down by her beastly boyfriend who would rather kill her than be accused of any impropriety from his superiors. NR Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Irvin Kershner Jean Rouverol|Hugo Butler 81 minutes +186 The leader of a motorcycle gang (rapper Vanilla Ice) falls in love with a small-town girl (Kristen Minter) and finds out that while her family is involved in the Witness Protection Program, they are being pursued by corrupt cops. PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance David Kellogg David Stenn Oct 18, 1991 Dec 19, 1991 91 minutes +187 Tommy (Anthony Rogers) is a young stamp collector who gets his friend Ralph (Lucas Evans) to trade him a stamp from Ralph's father's collection in this engaging children's fantasy. Ralph and sister Nancy (Jill Stanley) try to buy it back from the local collectable store with no success. The siblings instead come up with a stamp collection from 1928 which includes a letter from a little boy. The letter contains magical rhymes that when recited shrink Ralph down to size. He is then able to travel around the world on various stamps to exotic places. Ralph learns that a rare collection of stamps awaits him when he arrives in Australia. G Action and Adventure|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Michael Rubbo Michael Rubbo Dec 8, 1988 Oct 24, 2006 101 minutes +188 From the producers of Little Miss Sunshine - When an unusual classified ad inspires three cynical Seattle magazine employees to look for the story behind it, they discover a mysterious eccentric named Kenneth, a likable but paranoid supermarket clerk, who believes he's solved the riddle of time travel and intends to depart again soon. Together, they embark on a hilarious, smart, and unexpectedly heartfelt journey that reveals how far believing can take you. -- (C) Official Site R Comedy|Drama Colin Trevorrow Derek Connolly Jun 8, 2012 Oct 30, 2012 $ 4,007,792 86 minutes Film District +189 Based on one of Shirley Jackson's spookier stories, this made-for-TV thriller recounts a small New England town's chilling annual ritual, a quasi-pagan affair involving human sacrifice performed in a particularly horrific manner. NR Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense|Television Daniel Sackheim Anthony Spinner Sep 29, 1996 Feb 4, 2003 94 minutes +191 "Award-winning filmmaker Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra (writer/director of the BAFTA-nominated Rang De Basanti starring Aamir Khan) returns with his newest film BHAAG MILKHA BHAAG telling the true story of the ""Flying Sikh"" - world champion runner and Olympian Milkha Singh. Played by acclaimed actor Farhan Akhtar, Singh overcame the bloody massacre of his family, civil war during the India-Pakistan partition, and homelessness to become one of India's most iconic athletes. (c) Reliance Entertainment" NR Drama Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra|Rakeysh Omprakesh Mehra Prasoon Joshi Jul 12, 2013 Jan 12, 2015 $ 1,626,289 188 minutes Reliance Entertainment +192 "Pauline a la Plage is the third of French filmmaker Eric Rohmer's ""Comedies et Proverbes."" Pauline (Amanda Langlet) is the teen-aged cousin of the seemingly more worldly and sensible Marion (Arielle Dombasle). Both girls become entwined in amorous escapades while vacationing at the beach. It gradually develops that Marion is the one least capable of handling herself, while Pauline grows in maturity from her summertime experiences. It is nothing short of amazing how Eric Rohmer can take the most conventional and obvious of material and weave something as charming and profound as Pauline at the Beach." R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Romance Eric Rohmer Eric Rohmer Jul 29, 1983 Mar 4, 2003 95 minutes +193 "Story about a city child (Antoine Hubert) who boards with a rural couple while his pregnant mother is in the hospital. Marcelle: Anemone. Pelo: Richard Bohringer. Martine: Vanessa Guedj. Claire: Christine Pascal. Also known as ""The Grand Highway.""" R Art House and International|Drama Jean-Loup Hubert 104 minutes +194 This heartwarming comedy centers on the attempts of a mischievous young boy to find the ideal woman for his lonely, widowed father. The father (Glenn Ford) is handsome enough and there is no shortage of eligible gals to choose from, but the six-year-old (Ron Howard in his fourth feature film) is a choosy sort and is looking for the woman with the perfect pair of eyes. NR Classics|Comedy|Drama|Kids and Family Vincente Minnelli|John Gay John Gay Mar 27, 1963 Jun 1, 2004 117 minutes +195 Robert Mac MacDougal has an untarnished reputation as the world's greatest art thief. So when a priceless Rembrant is stolen in New York, the evidence points to Mac. Insurance investigator Gin Baker persuades her boss, whose company will lose PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Jon Amiel William Broyles|Ronald Bass Apr 30, 1999 Nov 23, 1999 113 minutes Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment +196 "A multi-millionaire plans a scam that goes wrong in a great many ways in this comedy. Malcolm King (Anthony Anderson) is a wildly successful businessman who has gotten used to having things his own way. When King decides to divorce his wife, she's none too thrilled at the prospect and makes it clear she will make him pay a huge settlement in exchange for his freedom. King isn't keen on this idea, so he and his mistress hatch a scheme by which one of her friends (Jay Mohr) will ""kidnap"" King and demand a large portion of his fortune for his return, which will be kicked back to the businessman later. But King seriously underestimates the ineptitude of his would-be kidnapper -- no to mention how many other people want a piece of his fortune. King's Ransom also stars Regina Hall, Leila Arcieri, Charlie Murphy, and Donald Faison." PG-13 Comedy Jeff Byrd Wayne Conley Apr 22, 2005 Jul 26, 2005 $ 3,998,889 98 minutes WARNER BROTHERS PICTURES +197 Adapted from the Frederick Forsythe novel, Dogs of War focuses on a mercenary named Shannon (Christopher Walken), who is hired by a wealthy businessman to topple a small African government. An initial reconnaissance mission goes haywire, however, and Shannon ends up in prison; A fellow inmate, renowned as a freedom fighter, provides the information he needs to complete the mission. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama John Irvin Jun 1, 1980 Nov 20, 2001 104 minutes +199 100 STREETS, a powerful ensemble drama, follows three contrasting and interwoven stories as they play out in one square mile of modern day London. A former rugby player, Max (Idris Elba), struggles to find a life off the field while fighting to save his marriage to former actress Emily (Gemma Arterton). Kingsley (Franz Drameh of CW's LEGENDS OF TOMORROW) is a small time drug dealer desperately seeking a way off the street. While completing his community service for a misdemeanor, Kinsley meets Terence (Ken Stott), a local thespian, who gives him the push he needs out of his dead end life and into a very different, creative world. George (Charlie Creed-Miles), a cab driver, and his wife Kathy (Kierston Wareing) dream of having kids, but a devastating road accident puts their hopes on hold even testing their otherwise strong marriage. Anybody can make a wrong turn, but it's the journey that allows us to find the right path. NR Drama Leon Butler Jan 13, 2017 Mar 7, 2017 93 minutes +200 "It took some doing to persuade the staunchly Catholic Bing Crosby to play a happy-go-lucky priest in Going My Way; luckily he acquiesced, winning an Academy Award in the process. Crosby is cast as Father Chuck O'Malley, newly arrived at rundown, heavily in debt St. Dominic's Church. Father Fitzgibbon (Barry Fitzgerald), the cranky, set-in-his-ways curate of St. Dominic's, is none too pleased with O'Malley's breezy, ""modernistic"" methods. Fitzgibbon is content to adhere to the policies he has followed for nearly 45 years. Without overtly challenging Fitzgibbon's authority (he likes the old buzzard, and the feeling is mutual), O'Malley sets about to win the confidence of the local street toughs, organizing the boys into an angelic church choir. He also forestalls the plans of St. Dominic's mortgage holder Ted Haines (Gene Lockhart) to evict Fitzgibbons by arranging a fundraising choir tour, to be headlined by O'Malley's childhood friend, opera star Genevieve Linden (Rise Stevens). When he's not coming to the rescue of St. Dominic's, O'Malley is smoothing the path of romance for Haines' son (James Brown) and orphaned Carol James (Jean Heather), and arranging for a reunion between Fitzgibbons and his nonagenarian Irish mother. There is sentiment by the bucketful in Going My Way, but director Leo McCarey sagaciously tempers the treacle with moments of genuine hilarity and several delightful (and seemingly spontaneous) musical interludes. In addition to Crosby, Oscars went to Barry Fitzgerald, Leo McCarey, screenwriters Frank Butler and Frank Cavett, and Burke and Van Heusen's song hit ""Swingin' On a Star."" Bing Crosby repeated his father O'Malley characterization in McCarey's 1945 sequel The Bells of St. Mary's." G Classics|Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Leo McCarey Frank Corvett|Frank Butler|Frank Cavett|Leo McCarey May 3, 1944 Feb 6, 2007 126 minutes +201 A bright young African-American boy attempts to survive life in the city by acting as an errand boy for a drug dealer in this thoughtful, sharply plotted drama. Known as Fresh, the young man must use his delivery jobs to support himself and his troubled sister, receiving nothing from his distant, alcoholic father but the occasional chess lesson. His intelligence and quiet determination serve him well, as he wins the trust of his employer and settles into an unpleasant but survivable routine. Even this small comfort disappears, however, when Fresh accidentally witnesses the killing of a classmate and becomes a potential target himself. Forced into an impossible situation, he puts his experience and strategic ability to good use, developing a tricky plan to protect his own life and defeat the killers. First-time director Boaz Yakin emphasizes restraint and realism, presenting potentially sensationalistic material with a minimum of violence and flash. Instead, attention is placed on the strong, layered performances, particularly Sean Nelson as Fresh and Samuel L. Jackson as his embittered father. While some have questioned the film's treatment of inner city life, the film was generally acclaimed, thanks to its seriousness and complexity. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Boaz Yakin Boaz Yakin Jan 1, 1994 Feb 5, 2002 110 minutes +204 "This was internationally famous Jackie Chan's breakthrough action film, the work that got him past the ethnic boundaries of Hong Kong and into competition at the New York Film Festival in 1986. It also got him into the hospital after performing a stunt in which he fell through a glass canopy -- and stopped breathing. The story itself is not particularly profound. Kevin (Ga-kui) (Chan) is an honest, self-effacing cop who manages to capture drug lord Cho (Cho Leung) almost single-handedly. A reluctant Kevin is then assigned the job of protecting Cho's secretary Selena (Brigitte Lin) who is going to testify against him. Sure enough, the trial date comes, and Selena disappears, while Cho has to be set free for lack of evidence. The next thing he knows, Kevin is framed by Cho for the murder of a fellow (dirty) cop and is running like heck from the bad guys as well as the police. Some incredible stunts in this film include Chan being dragged behind a double-decker bus. One of Jackie Chan's trademarks are hilarious outtakes shown during the end credits, and they are among the best here. This feature is repeated to great advantage at the end of his 1998 hit Rush Hour as well. Police Story picked up ""Best Picture"" and ""Best Action Choreography"" at the 1986 Hong Kong Film Festival and was nominated for several other awards that year. Sequel after sequel followed." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy Jackie Chan Jackie Chan Dec 14, 1985 Nov 14, 2006 90 minutes +205 F. W. Murnau's landmark vampire film begins in the Carpathian mountains, where real estate agent Hutter has arrived to close a sale with the reclusive Herr Orlok. Despite the feverish warnings of the local peasants, Hutter journeys to Orlok's sinister castle. Hutter soon discovers that Orlok is no ordinary mortal. NR Art House and International|Classics|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Henrik Galeen Mar 4, 1922 Oct 22, 1997 63 minutes +206 In this horror movie, a courageous hero finds assistance in strange places as he fights an evil alien. R Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Don Coscarelli Don Coscarelli May 6, 1994 Oct 12, 1994 91 minutes +210 "DreamWorks Pictures' ""The Light Between Oceans"" is a heart-breaking drama about fate, love, moral dilemmas and the lengths to which one couple will go to see their dreams realized. Starring Academy Award (R) and Golden Globe (R) nominee Michael Fassbender, Oscar (R) winner Alicia Vikander, Academy Award and Golden Globe winner Rachel Weisz, Bryan Brown and Jack Thompson, the film is written for the screen and directed by Derek Cianfrance based on the acclaimed novel by M.L. Stedman. The producers are Academy Award nominee David Heyman, p.g.a. and Jeffrey Clifford, p.g.a. with Tom Karnowski, Rosie Alison, Jeff Skoll and Jonathan King serving as executive producers. In the years following World War I, Tom Sherbourne (Michael Fassbender), a young veteran still numb from his years in combat, takes a job as lighthouse keeper on Janus Rock, a remote island off the coast of Western Australia. As the island's sole inhabitant, he finds comfort in the monotony of the chores and the solitude of his surroundings. When he meets the daughter of the school's headmaster, Isabel Graysmark (Alicia Vikander), in the local town of Partageuse on the mainland, Tom is immediately captivated by her beauty, wit and passion, and they are soon married and living on the island. As their love flourishes, he begins to feel again, their happiness marred only by their inability to start a family, so when a rowboat with a dead man and infant girl mysteriously washes ashore, Isabel believes their prayers may have finally been answered. As a man of principle, Tom is torn between reporting the lost child and pleasing the woman he loves, and against his better judgment he agrees to let Isabel raise the child as their own, making a choice with devastating consequences. DreamWorks Pictures' ""The Light Between Oceans"" opens in U.S. theaters on September 2nd." PG-13 Drama|Romance Derek Cianfrance Derek Cianfrance Sep 2, 2016 Jan 24, 2017 $ 12,533,911 132 minutes +211 Set in rural America in 1964, an immigrant and single mother who works at a factory takes refuge from her hardships by imagining herself and her co-workers in Hollywood musicals. R Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Lars von Trier Lars von Trier Sep 23, 2000 Mar 20, 2001 $ 2,839,256 137 minutes Fine Line Features +212 A young boy's misadventures getting a date for the prom while his parents marriage is falling apart. PG-13 Comedy Brian Hecker Brian Hecker Apr 3, 2009 Jul 28, 2009 79 minutes +213 After a married songwriter is rescued by an Italian beauty during World War II, he falls into forbidden love with her. British. NR Classics|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Edoardo Anton|Henry Cass Dec 31, 1950 Feb 15, 2005 98 minutes +214 My Name Is Julia Ross is the first film noir made by Joseph H. Lewis. Though made on a low-budget, the film contains a nice brooding atmosphere and some innovative camera work to tell the tightly woven story of Julia Ross, an unemployed woman who in desperation takes a job as the personal secretary to a socially prominent matron. On her first day, she meets the woman's son. Though his face is terribly scarred, he seems a charming fellow as he shows her around the mansion and into her room. Later he brings her supper. She eats and falls into a deep sleep. When she groggily reawakens, the woman finds herself in a completely different house wearing new clothing. To make matters worse, everyone assumes she is the wife of her boss's son. The son also tells her that they are married and that she has just been released from a mental asylum. She tries to leave, but finds the outside of the mansion surrounded by thick, high walls and locked with an immovable iron gate. Laura is occasionally allowed to visit it town and one day manages to surreptitiously slip a letter to her boy friend begging for help in the mail. Back in the mansion, she learns that the family are planning to murder her and make it look like suicide to cover up the fact that the son killed his real wife. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense Muriel Roy Bolton and Ian McLellan Hunter 65 minutes +216 """I'm the finest woman who walked the streets,"" declares bejeweled, hip-swishing Lady Lou (Mae West) at the beginning of She Done Him Wrong. Lou works as a singer at the Gay Nineties saloon of Gus Jordan (Noah Beery Sr.), who plies her with diamonds to keep her by his side. She runs afoul of stalwart mission captain Cummings (Cary Grant), who warns her that she's on the road to perdition. Mae West's first starring film, She Done Him Wrong literally saved Paramount Pictures from bankruptcy. It would remain the best of her feature films, most of which were severely watered down by the Production Code (whose renewed stringency of 1933 was brought about in great part by West herself). She Done Him Wrong was based on West's own stage play," NR Classics|Comedy Lowell Sherman Mae West|Harvey Thew|John Bright Feb 9, 1933 Apr 22, 2008 65 minutes +218 A disturbing videotape appears to hold the power of life and death over those who view it in this offbeat thriller. A strange videotape begins making the rounds in a town in the Pacific Northwest; it is full of bizarre and haunting images, and after watching it, many viewers receive a telephone call in which they are warned they will die in seven days. A handful of teenagers who watched the tape while spending a weekend at a cabin in the mountains scoff at the threat, but as predicted, they all die suddenly on the same night. Rachel Keller (Naomi Watts), the aunt of one of the ill-fated teens, is a journalist who has decided to investigate the matter and travels West with her young son, Aidan (David Dorfman), a troubled child who has been drawing pictures of strange and ominous visions. Rachel managed to find the cabin in the woods and watches the video herself; afterward, she receives the same phone call, and realizes she must solve the puzzle of the video and the person or persons behind it within a week. Rachel turns to her ex, Noah (Martin Henderson), an expert in video technology, who at first is convinced the story is a hoax until he digs deeper into the mystery. The Ring was adapted from a 1996 Japanese film by Hideo Nakata, which became a massive box-office success in Asia and spawned two sequels. PG-13 Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Gore Verbinski Ehren Kruger Oct 18, 2002 Mar 4, 2003 $ 128,579,698 115 minutes DreamWorks SKG +219 "Based on a novel by Jack D. Hunter, The Blue Max is a World War I aviation drama, told from the German point of view. Low-born infantryman George Peppard becomes a pilot, almost deliberately stepping on the sensibilities of his aristocratic comrades in the process. A national hero, Peppard wins the Blue Max, the highest award that can be bestowed upon an aviator. His fame is exploited by general James Mason, who tolerates Peppard's affair with Mason's wife Ursula Andress. The canny Mason knows that, eventually, Peppard will be expendable, and a ""heroic"" death can be arranged." PG Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Classics|Drama John Guillermin David Pursall|Jack Seddon|Gerald Hanley|Ben Barzman|Basilio Franchina Jun 21, 1966 May 20, 2003 156 minutes +221 Dostoyevsky's novel The Brothers Karamazov is given a Hollywood screen treatment by producer Pandro S. Berman and director Richard Brooks. Yul Brynner plays Dmitri Karamazov, a callous Russian officer who cuckolds his domineering father (Lee J. Cobb) with the old man's mistress Grushenka (Maria Schell). Richard Basehart is Dmitri's intellectual brother Ivan, while William Shatner is the pious Alexey Karamazov; both men eventually enjoy the attentions of the willing Grushenka. The Karamazovs' half-brother is Smedyakov (Albert Salmi), an epileptic whose purpose in the story is clarified after the family patriarch's murder. It is now part of Hollywood folklore that Marilyn Monroe fought long and hard to be cast as the enigmatic Grushenka. PG Classics|Drama Richard Brooks Jun 1, 1957 Dec 13, 2011 147 minutes +222 "Inasmuch as the spectacular Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart Broadway musical Jumbo was written in 1935, this 1962 film version can't help but seem a little quaint. Still, the film features the original production's star Jimmy Durante, energetically recreating his stage role as circus owner Pop Wonder; it is Durante's bravura performance that saves the film from dullness. Threatened with foreclosure, Pop Wonder and his pretty daughter Kitty (Doris Day) put their fates in the hands of go-getter Sam Rawlins (Stephen Boyd). What they don't know is that Sam is the son of Pop's biggest rival (Dean Jagger), and he's been sent to undermine the Wonder Circus. It goes without saying that Sam turns the tables on his dad, thereby saving the day and winning Kitty's hand. Martha Raye shows up as Lulu, a fortune teller who can't figure out what's going to happen next (funny, we can). And of course there's Jumbo the elephant, who figures into the film's funniest scene (as well as one of Jimmy Durante's most celebrated punchlines). Old MGM musical hands Charles Walters and Busby Berkeley share directing chores, but somehow the film hasn't the panache of their earlier work. Happily, most of the Rodgers-Hart songs are retained, including ""My Romance"" and ""The Most Beautiful Girl in the World""-not to mention a few Rodgers-Hart tunes borrowed from other show, e.g. ""This Can't Be Love""." G Action and Adventure|Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Charles Walters Sidney Sheldon Jan 1, 1962 Apr 26, 2005 124 minutes +223 The Leningrad Cowboys, the self-proclaimed World's Worst Rock 'n' Roll Band, perform with the Red Army Chorus before a crowd of 70,000 in Helsinki's Senate Square. NR Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts Jul 2, 1994 Apr 26, 2005 54 minutes +224 Steve McQueen stars as the Cincinnati Kid, a crackerjack New Orleans stud poker player. Tired of chicken feed, the Kid decides to challenge The Man (Edward G. Robinson), the reigning poker champ, who is in town for a private game. The Shooter (Karl Malden), another gambling pro, arranges a game between the Kid and the Man, with the Shooter dealing. The game is compromised by the intervention of Slade (Rip Torn), an old foe of the Man's who tries to fix the outcome. The Kid finds out about this and tells Slade to get lost, preferring to win fair and square. The outcome is in the cagey hands of The Man, who is smart enough to do (as one reviewer put it) the wrong thing at the right time. The Cincinnati Kid was based on the novel by Richard Jessup. G Classics|Drama Norman Jewison Oct 15, 1965 May 31, 2005 113 minutes +225 Forbidden love between a beautiful orphan and an eligible upper-class bachelor sparks jealousy and deceit in the family that took her in as a child in this period drama from director Bobby Roth. As a child, Edith Adelon (Cari Shayne) was taken in by the wealthy Henry Hamilton (Tom Conti) so that she could live at the lavish Evanswood Estate and serve as a paid companion to Henry's lonesome daughter Amy (Brigitta Dau). Over the years, Amy and Edith grow to become the best of friends and most personal of confidantes, though everything changes when a trio of visitors arrive to attend the annual Greens Cup horse race and Beatrice Hamilton (Meredith Baxter) enlists Edith's help in choosing an marriageable suitor for cousin Ida Glenshaw (Brigid Brannagh). When both of the eligible bachelors show signs of affection for Edith instead of Ida, the rising tensions force the privileged orphan to consider her true status among the upper class. NR Drama|Television Bobby Roth Maria Nation Apr 6, 1997 Dec 7, 2004 93 minutes +226 This horror film, directed by Ronnie Yu, marked a return (after an eight-year lapse) of Chucky and the Child's Play series that began in 1988. At the moment of his death, the spirit of former serial killer Charles Lee Ray was mystically relocated in the doll Chucky (voice of Brad Dourif). After being salvaged from the evidence morgue by his ex-girlfriend Tiffany (Jennifer Tilly) and a corrupt cop, Chucky is put back in action when Tiffany sews his pieces back together and works a voodoo spell to revive his sinister self. Tiffany sees her dreams of marriage aren't working out, so she keeps Chucky locked away. After an escape, Chucky electrocutes Tiffany by pushing a radio into the bathtub, delivering a chant that puts the spirit of Tiffany into a bridal figurine. Chucky's amulet can switch them back into their original human forms, so they head for New Jersey where the amulet is buried -- putting cops in motion, along with car-crash carnage. R Action and Adventure|Horror Ronny Yu Don Mancini Oct 16, 1998 Mar 23, 1999 89 minutes +227 A gifted young singer-songwriter recruits the new kid in town to manage her fledgling rock band in this music-driven comedy starring Vanessa Anne Hudgens and Gaelan Connell. Charlotte Banks (Aly Michalka) has what it takes to be a true rock star, and with the battle of the bands approaching she's determined to win. Her chief opponent in the upcoming competition is none other than her egotistical ex-boyfriend Ben (Scott Porter). Ben may be cocky, but there's no denying his charisma when he takes the stage. With a little help from new arrival Will Burton (Connell), Charlotte's band begins to develop a unique sound and starts writing some original songs. Meanwhile, as Will and singer/guitarist Sa5m (Hudgeons) start to make a love connection, disaster strikes, and the band is forced to choose between conceding the competition or standing tall and finally living up to their true potential. PG Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Todd Graff Aug 14, 2009 Mar 16, 2010 $ 5,205,343 111 minutes Summit Entertainment +229 "The grass is always greener.... In this British comedy, two drunken comrades find out the truth of that saying when they decide to trade places for a while. One of the boozers is a public relations man who knows nothing about sailing, while the other is a captain for the Royal Navy. Riotous comic mayhem ensues as the hapless ""captain"" tries to run his ship and follow orders. When the bumbling fellow's inadvertence sinks one of the fleet's own ships, he ends up locked in a rubber room until the two manage to extort someone into helping them resume their rightful identities. The film was originally titled The Ship was Loaded, and bears no relation to the popular ""Carry On"" series." NR Comedy Val Guest Oct 11, 1957 Mar 28, 2000 85 minutes +232 "Kirk meets Picard and then meets his Maker in this installment of the Star Trek saga that features the casts from both the original Star Trek and The Next Generation series. The only important character missing from the story is Mr. Spock. The story begins as the original crew members of the ""Enterprise"" prepare to embark on the newest version of their ship as honored guests. Though the ship is not completely finished and her new crew is inexperienced, the voyage begins as planned. Unfortunately while cruising, they answer the distress calls of two cargo ships enmeshed in a sinuous ribbon of energy. The ship meets with disaster and Kirk ends up disappearing. Forty years later, the new ""Enterprise"" answers a similar distress call. This time they are successful and rescue Dr. Soran, the sole survivor. Soran is a mad scientist obsessed with the electrical space ribbon, The Nexus, which he believes induces the greatest joy. Soran will do anything to re-enter the Nexus. When he involves the ""Enterprise"" in his scheme, it is up to Picard to venture into the Nexus, find Kirk, and save his ship." PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy David Carson Nov 18, 1994 Nov 17, 1998 117 minutes +233 Tremors is actually two movies in one. On its own terms, it's an enjoyable modern sci-fi horror-thriller, with good pacing and a sense of humor; but it's also a loving tribute to such 1950s low-budget desert-based sci-fi-horror films like Them PG-13 Comedy|Horror Ron Underwood Jan 19, 1990 Apr 28, 1998 96 minutes +234 After losing his crew in a fatal crash, legendary Rescue Swimmer, Ben Randall, is sent to teach at 'A' School, an elite training program for Coast Guard Rescue Swimmers. Wrestling with the loss of his crew members, he throws himself into teaching, turning the program upside down with his unorthodox training methods. While there, he encounters a young, cocky swim champ, Jake Fischer, who is driven to be the best. During training, Randall helps mold Jake's character, combining his raw talent with the heart and dedication required of a Rescue Swimmer. Upon graduation, Jake follows Randall to Kodiak, Alaska, where they face the inherent dangers of the Bering Sea. In his initial solo rescue, Jake learns firsthand from Randall, the true meaning of heroism and sacrifice, echoing the Swimmer's motto...'So Others May Live PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama Kelsie Kullman Sep 29, 2006 Jan 23, 2007 $ 54,983,983 15 minutes Buena Vista Pictures +235 A man robbed of his name and his dignity strives to win them back, and gain the freedom of his people, in this epic historical drama from director Ridley Scott. In the year 180, the death of emperor Marcus Aurelius (Richard Harris) throws the Roman Empire into chaos. Maximus (Russell Crowe) is one of the Roman army's most capable and trusted generals and a key advisor to the emperor. As Marcus' devious son Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix) ascends to the throne, Maximus is set to be executed. He escapes, but is captured by slave traders. Renamed Spaniard and forced to become a gladiator, Maximus must battle to the death with other men for the amusement of paying audiences. His battle skills serve him well, and he becomes one of the most famous and admired men to fight in the Colosseum. Determined to avenge himself against the man who took away his freedom and laid waste to his family, Maximus believes that he can use his fame and skill in the ring to avenge the loss of his family and former glory. As the gladiator begins to challenge his rule, Commodus decides to put his own fighting mettle to the test by squaring off with Maximus in a battle to the death. Gladiator also features Derek Jacobi, Connie Nielsen, Djimon Hounsou, and Oliver Reed, who died of a heart attack midway through production. R Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama Ridley Scott May 5, 2000 Nov 21, 2000 171 minutes Dreamworks Distribution LLC +236 John Wayne once again goes undercover to catch a wanted outlaw in this average entry in his 1934-1935 Western series for Monogram Pictures. Wayne plays John Carruthers, a U.S. marshal, and his quarry is the Polka Dot Bandit, aka Danti (Yakima Canutt), who has taken off with a 4,000-dollar pay roll. As John soon learns, Danti is in the employ of Malgrove (Edward Peil Sr.), a supposedly upstanding citizen who is secretly trying to starve the good people of Yucca City. Unbeknownst to the townsfolk, a valuable ore runs right through the area and Malgrove is plotting to buy the land on the cheap. Blue Steel was produced at Hollywood's General Service Studios with exteriors filmed at Big Pine, CA. NR Classics|Western May 10, 1934 Jun 18, 2006 59 minutes +237 "Coproduced by the BBC and America's Fox Network, the two-hour movie Doctor Who was an attempt to revive the phenomenally popular science-fiction series which orginally ran from 1963 to 1989. Sylvester McCoy, the last of seven actors to play the Doctor, here repeats his familiar role--albeit briefly, inasmuch as he is shot by a San Francisco street-gang member on the eve of the 21st century. Rushed to a hospital, the Doctor undergoes his eighth regeneration, whereupon Paul McGann takes over the role. Now the Doctor must do battle with his longtime foe The Master to prevent the latter from harnessing the Time Lords' ""Eye of Harmony"" for his own nefarious purposes. Only one problem: The Doctor is suffering from amnesia, and has no idea who he is or what he is supposed to do. Written by Matthew Jacobs, Doctor Who first aired in America on May 14, 1996, and in England thirteen days later. Unfortunately, the pilot did not result in a full-scale Doctor Who revival." NR Action and Adventure|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Television Geoffrey Sax Matthew Jacobs May 12, 1996 Feb 8, 2011 85 minutes +238 Writer and director Anna Biller takes a swingin' look back at sexploitation cinema of the '70s in this candy-colored comedy drama. Barbi (Anna Biller) is a beautiful but blas R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Anna Biller Anna Biller Jan 30, 2007 Feb 24, 2009 120 minutes Cult Epics +239 In this film, a woman (Teri Garr) begins to study witchcraft in order to help the career of her husband, Josh (Richard Benjamin), a professor at a local university. However, when Josh is in the running for a prestigious promotion, his wife discovers that her witchcraft-practicing friends might prove to be a problem. PG Comedy|Horror 80 minutes +240 In this film, Maurice Chevalier plays a Parisian doctor who is scrupulously faithful to his wife. But when MacDonald's best friend Genevieve Tobin insists upon being treated by Dr. Chevalier, it looks to many of those concerned that Tobin may succeed where the other willing ladies failed. NR Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance George Cukor|Ernst Lubitsch Samson Raphaelson Mar 22, 1932 Feb 12, 2008 80 minutes +242 Noted R&B; artist and producer Kenneth (Babyface) Edmonds served as executive producer for this tough urban drama. After a shooting incident in a neglected inner-city school leaves a police officer wounded, a group of students holds the cop hostage, in a desperate effort to force improvements to their school. The cast includes another R&B; hitmaker, Usher, as well as Forest Whitaker, Vanessa L. Williams, and Rosario Dawson. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Craig Bolotin Craig Bolotin Nov 10, 1999 Jun 13, 2000 100 minutes 20th Century Fox +246 Following up on his success with his 1978 smash hit Drunken Master, Jackie Chan directs this old school kung-fu-comedy. Lung (Chan) is an orphan being raised in a grim martial arts school run by a strict dour master. During the Lion Dance competition, Lung's buddy, Keung (Wei Pai), jumps ship and helps a rival school win. Keung is immediately kicked out of the school and Lung is sent out to go find him. Meanwhile, Keung falls in with a pair of thugs who are looking to bust the master of the rival school out of prison. The cops headed by the earnest Sam Kung (Shih Kien) mistakes Lung for Keung and eventually captures him. Though Lung easily manages to slip out of the cuffs and evade Kung, his daughter proves to be much harder to lose and a formidable kung-fu to boot. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy Jackie Chan Jackie Chan|Edward Tang Feb 9, 1980 Dec 8, 1998 93 minutes +247 Based on a popular British television drama, this 1957 film features a riveting performance from Yvonne Mitchell as a housewife who can't keep house. Mitchell plays Amy Preston, who after 25 years of marriage still hasn't mastered the domestic arts necessary to sustain a traditional 1950s-style marriage. Her long-suffering husband Jim (Anthony Quayle) finally gets fed up with Amy's unpalatable dinners, her slovenly dress, and the messy home. He takes up with Georgie Harlow (Sylvia Sims), a young woman at his workplace and realizes that he will soon have to choose between the two women. NR Art House and International|Drama|Romance Ted Willis 93 minutes +248 Absolutely nobody is who he or she seems in this stylish thriller about a guy who wants to get out of his fly-speck hometown, the girlfriend who wants to help him, and the successful friend who just might make it possible. When Bryce (Josh Brolin) returns to his tiny hometown of Tropico, NV, he finds pal Nick (Alessandro Nivola) still living there unhappily. One night the pair meets a beautiful blonde at the bar and eventually Bryce takes her back to the house where he's staying. When the girl, Lissa (Reese Witherspoon), reveals that she's under age and threatens to turn Bryce in for statutory rape, he panics, ties her up in the basement, and puts in an anguished call to Nick. Little does Bryce realize, however, that Lissa is actually Nick's very grown-up girlfriend, and that the two lovers have decided Bryce and the ritzy house where he's staying will play a major role in their bid to leave behind dead-end Tropico forever. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Mike Barker Ted Griffin Sep 10, 1999 Feb 22, 2000 94 minutes +249 To save his son from ruthless gangsters, a streetwise ex-con finds himself coerced into performing a series of crimes in this gritty thriller. Waist Deep features Tyrese Gibson as O2, a young father and recent parolee whose life on the outside is upended when his young son Junior is taken hostage after an auto-theft gone wrong. After learning that his boy is in the hands of a mob boss named Meat (The Game), O2 is forced to break the law once again to satisfy his demands, and teams up with Coco (Meagan Good), a hooker with ties to Meat, to get into the gangster's inner sanctum and save his son. Waist Deep marked the acting debut of rapper The Game. R Action and Adventure|Drama Stan Lathan|Vondie Curtis-Hall Vondie Curtis-Hall|Darin Scott Jun 23, 2006 Oct 10, 2006 $ 21,318,194 97 minutes Focus Features +250 BYZANTIUM is director Neil Jordan's (Interview with the Vampire, The Crying Game) sexy and stylish fantasy thriller about mother and daughter vampires dealing with the pitfalls of eternal life. Two mysterious women seek refuge in a run-down coastal resort. Clara (Gemma Arterton) meets lonely Noel (Daniel Mays), who provides shelter in his deserted guesthouse, Byzantium. Schoolgirl Eleanor (Saoirse Ronan, Hanna, Atonement) befriends Frank (Caleb Landry Jones) and tells him their lethal secret: They were born 200 years ago and survive on human blood. As knowledge of their secret spreads, their past catches up on them with deathly consequence. Also starring Sam Riley and Jonny Lee Miller. (c) IFC R Art House and International|Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Neil Jordan Moira Buffini Jun 28, 2013 Oct 29, 2013 $ 84,293 118 minutes IFC Films +251 "In this adaptation of the novel ""The Price of Salt"" by Patricia Highsmith, Therese (Rooney Mara), a young department-store clerk in 1950s Manhattan, meets Carol (Cate Blanchett), a beautiful older woman stuck in a depressing marriage of convenience. As their bond deepens and they become romantically involved, Carol finds the strength to leave her husband (Kyle Chandler). Unfortunately, her spouse starts to raise questions about her fitness as a mother when he realizes that Carol's relationships with her best friend Abby (Sarah Paulson) and Therese are more than just friendships. Directed by Todd Haynes." R Drama|Romance Todd Haynes Phyllis Nagy Nov 20, 2015 Mar 15, 2016 $ 8,518,148 118 minutes The Weinstein Company +252 In this lively horror movie, a Satanic psychopath ritually murders his victims and is eventually brought to justice and executed. Unfortunately, the killer has made a deal with the Devil and his spirit is allowed to enter other living bodies at will. With this terrifying talent, the killer remains nearly impossible for the homicide detective to capture. Eventually it becomes apparent that the only one who can stop the murderous entity is a knife-wielding nun. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Robert Resnikoff Robert Resnikoff Apr 6, 1990 Aug 28, 2001 90 minutes +254 "This 1973 film, based on the novel by Harry Harrison, won a Nebula Award for ""Best Science Fiction Film"" and marks the final screen appearance of Edward G. Robinson. It predicts a Malthusian future for the human race; overpopulation has overstressed the food-production capacity of the planet, resulting in desperation at all levels. Detective Thorn (Charlton Heston) shares an extremely tiny ""apartment"" with retired researcher Soi Roth (Edward G. Robinson). In the overpopulation depicted here, it is impossible to get anywhere without walking over, under, or around someone. Thorn has been hired to investigate the murder of a top industrialist (Joseph Cotton), the man whose company manufactures the life-sustaining wafers called Soylent Green, the only means of survival for the swarming hordes of poor people." PG Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Richard Fleischer May 9, 1973 Aug 5, 2003 97 minutes +255 "This fourth trip down Freddy Lane was the most successful at the box-office, but although it has some impressive visuals, it is mostly an empty film. Credit must go to the effects team for some fine work, but otherwise, this entry from the director of Cutthroat Island (Renny Harlin) is extremely weak. Roland Kincaid falls asleep and awakens in the Springwood junkyard, where his dog -- named ""Jason"" in a sad foreshadowing of the film's giggly tone -- pees fire on Freddy's grave. The pyro-urinary baptism causes Krueger (Robert Englund) to reassemble from bones outward in an admittedly impressive sequence. Predictably, Freddy guts Kincaid, then appears in Joey's waterbed as a naked pinup girl (Hope-Marie Carlton) before slicing him to ribbons. And so it goes. The film has a few interesting ideas kicking around, but no real identification points. This is a video game, not a movie, and the characters seem to exist only in order to move the film from one effects sequence to another. There is a lot to be said for special effects, and the ones here are extraordinary and vivid. However, the wonderfully grim mood and subtle performances of Chuck Russell's outstanding third entry in the series are gone, abandoned by Harlin in favor of a splashy, comic book approach which would, unfortunately, dominate the series' later installments." R Horror Renny Harlin Brian Helgeland|Jim Wheat|Ken Wheat|William Kotzwinkle|Scott Pierce Aug 19, 1988 Aug 21, 2001 93 minutes +256 Set eight years after the last Child's Play installment, another doll is possessed by the spirit of Charles Lee Ray (voice by Brad Dourif), and the demon follows his usual target Andy Barclay (Justin Whalin) to a military academy. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Jack Bender Don Mancini Aug 30, 1991 Oct 7, 2003 90 minutes +258 NR Art House and International|Drama +259 One of history's most shocking horrors returns with a vengeance when a woman named Lizzie Allen comes back to the home where she was raised. NR Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Leif Holt 93 minutes +261 Tea for Two is a Technicolor adaptation of the 1924 Broadway musical No No Nanette, previously filmed under its own title in 1929. Doris Day stars as Nanette, a Roaring '20s Jazz Baby with showbiz aspirations. Nanette offers to put up NR Classics|Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts David Butler Harry Clork|William Jacobs|Harry Clark Sep 2, 1950 Apr 7, 2009 98 minutes +263 Taking his cue from such 1970s horror classics as The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) and The Hills Have Eyes (1977), animated rocker Rob Zombie goes celluloid with the throwback shocker House of 1000 Corpses. Running low on gas as they travel the highways of America in search of the ultimate roadside attraction, a group of teens pull into Captain Spaulding's (Sid Haig) museum of oddities (which also offers fried chicken and gasoline) only to become obsessed with uncovering the mystery of a legendary local maniac known only as Dr. Satan. When an attractive and mysterious hitchhiker subsequently offers to give the thrill seekers a personal tour of Dr. Satan's old stabbing grounds, a breakdown forces them to take refuge with a group of menacing oddballs as a fearsome storm rages outside. As the evening progresses and the backwoods hosts' Halloween festivities become ever more threatening, the teens soon realize that the legend of Dr. Satan may hold a bit more contemporary weight than any of them had previously thought. R Horror Rob Zombie Rob Zombie Apr 11, 2003 Aug 12, 2003 $ 12,583,510 88 minutes Lions Gate Films Inc. +264 In this thriller, the unhappy Laura Burney (Julia Roberts) attempts to escape her miserable marriage and her obsessive, violent husband (Patrick Bergin) by faking a watery death. She travels to a small Southern town and takes on the quiet identity of Sara Waters. As she begins to enjoy her new-found life and freedom, she falls in love with her down-to-earth next-door neighbor, only to find out that her crazed husband has discovered her deception. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Joseph Ruben Ronald Bass|Bruce Joel Rubin|Lloyd Fonvielle Feb 8, 1991 Sep 2, 2003 99 minutes +265 Wakeboarding is a sport of ever-increasing popularity. It normally entails a rider being towed on still water behind a speedboat, feet secured to a single ski that resembles a snowboard. SHOCK AND AWE presents some of the best athletes in the field flaunting their talents but they're using over NR Special Interest|Sports and Fitness +267 A serial dater afflicted with a lifelong curse of loneliness attempts to win the love of a clumsy but beautiful penguin expert in the one romantic comedy that proves true love never comes easy. As a ten-year-old boy, Charlie (Dane Cook), breaks the cardinal rule of spin-the-bottle by refusing to kiss a demented goth girl. Crushed by the disheartening snub and determined to ensure that Charlie never finds true love, the vengeful brooder places a hex on the cowardly rule breaker that follows him well into his adult life. Flash-forward 20 years, and Charlie is a successful dentist who just can't seem to maintain a stable relationship. Sure he's had his fair share of one-night stands, but these days Charlie is just looking to find a nice girl he can settle down with. One day, while attending an ex-girlfriend's wedding, Charlie realizes that every girl he has ever dated has proceeded to find true love with the very next man they've met. When word gets out that Charlie is something of a lucky charm for women looking to tie the knot, every women within a 100-mile radius comes calling for a one-night stand; and while taking a bevy of beauties to bed is fun for the time being, it doesn't take long for Charlie to realize just how empty sex can be without true love. Upon meeting hard-to-get aquatic bird specialist Cam (Jessica Alba), Charlie begins to suspect that he has found the woman of his dreams. Cam is the kind of woman whom Charlie would be happy to grow old with, but what will come of their relationship if Charlie and Cam sleep together? Now, in order to ensure that Cam doesn't end up with the next guy she meets, Charlie will finally attempt to break the curse that has plagued him since childhood. Perhaps with a little help from smooth-talking ladies' man and sympathetic best friend Stu (Dan Fogler), Charlie will finally be able to experience true happiness. R Comedy Mark Helfrich Josh Stolberg Sep 21, 2007 Jan 15, 2008 $ 35,000,629 101 minutes Lionsgate Films +269 Science fiction blends with domestic horror in this thriller. Spencer Armacost (Johnny Depp) is an astronaut on a routine mission in space when something goes horribly wrong and it looks as if he's doomed. However, Spencer is rescued at the last moment and returns to earth a hero. He soon announces that he's retiring from space exploration to spend more time with his wife Jillian (Charlize Theron). Jillian has suffered from depression in the past and would like to start a family, so she's initially thrilled with Spencer's decision. Jillian soon finds herself pregnant, but she starts to notice something odd about her husband, as if the man who returned isn't quite the same person who went away. As her pregnancy advances, Jillian's anxieties increase, but has something really happened to Spencer, or have Jillian's old demons merely resurfaced? The Astronaut's Wife marked the directorial debut of Rand Ravich, who previously penned screenplays for such films as The Maker and Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Rand Ravitch|Rand Ravich Rand Ravich Aug 27, 1999 Feb 8, 2000 110 minutes New Line Home Entertainment +270 In this fourth Cheech and Chong adventure, the duo's view of humor, drugs, and sex are let loose in Amsterdam. Still Smokin' finds the two comedians arriving in the Netherlandish capital to go the city's first film festival, where they are mistaken for Dolly Parton and Burt Reynolds -- a sure sign that the festival and this film are doomed. R Comedy|Horror|Musical and Performing Arts Tommy Chong Tommy Chong|Cheech Marin May 5, 1983 Nov 21, 2000 91 minutes +271 Independent filmmaker Debra Granik makes her feature debut with the drama Down to the Bone, based on her award-winning short Snake Feed. Vera Farmiga stars as Irene, a working-class mother living in upstate New York. She struggles to keep her marriage together and raise two sons while keeping her cocaine addiction a secret. Hoping to make a change in her life, she tries to kick her drug habit. However, this proves even more difficult with the oncoming winter and a developing affair. Also starring Hugh Dillon and Clint Jordan, Down to the Bone premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2004. R Drama Debra Granik Debra Granik|Richard Lieske Nov 25, 2005 Oct 31, 2006 110 minutes Laemmle/Zeller Films +272 Autobiographical drama based on photographer Gordon Parks's 1963 novel, about the coming-of-age of a black teenager in rural Kansas during the 1920s. PG Drama Gordon Parks Gordon Parks 107 minutes +273 In this family drama, a family of animal lovers living in Maine befriend a lovable seal. When harbor master Harry Whitney rescues a sick seal, his daughter Toni nurses him back to health. Named Andre, the seal turns out to be a real handful when he constantly gets into trouble. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Kids and Family Dana Barratta Jan 1, 1994 Mar 12, 2002 94 minutes +274 Natalie Portman stars in this western concerning a woman who has to defend her home against a group of outlaws. Gavin O'Connor handles directing duties, with Ewan McGregor and Joel Edgerton co-starring. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Western Jan 29, 2016 Apr 26, 2016 $ 976,847 97 minutes +275 Stephen Chow's prodigious skills with guns and martial arts take center stage once again in this successful action film from Hong Kong filmmaker Gordon Chan. Chow stars as Star Chow, a cop who plays by his own rules, often endangering the other members of his team as well as the success of their missions. When a practice drill goes awry, Star is punished by the commissioner (Barry Wong) by being reassigned as an undercover agent at the local high school, his task being to locate the student who stole the commissioner's favorite gun. Naturally, there's a beautiful guidance counselor (Sharla Cheung) to provide some romantic interest, and -- just as naturally -- things take a downward turn when she discovers Star's true identity. In the meantime, Star locates the commissioner's gun, as well as a cache of stolen arms belonging to a triad gangster. The entire situation comes to a head during the school's open house, with a specially constructed maze serving as the backdrop for the final gun battle. Filled with action and humor, the film's success led to a pair of even more entertaining sequels. Ng Man-tat co-stars with Roy Cheung, Gabriel Wong, and Paul Chun. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy Gordon Chan Dec 31, 1991 Mar 28, 2006 101 minutes +276 "Carl Reiner directs Steve Martin (who co-wrote the script with Carl Gottlieb) in this gag-laden comedy about an idiotic white man, raised by a poor family of black sharecroppers, who doesn't realize he's not black. Navin R. Johnson (Steve Martin) is told the horrible truth when he finds himself instinctively tapping his feet to an easy listening tune on the radio, instead of a low-down blues. His mother (Mabel King) tells him he's white and Navin takes to the road (in a World War II bomber helmet and goggles) to start a new life in St. Louis. A filling station owner, Harry Hartounian (Jackie Mason), give Navin his first break, hiring him to pump gas. One day at the station, Navin has a brainstorm, concocting an invention called ""The Opti-grab,"" a combination handle and nose-brace for eyeglasses. But Navin runs into trouble when a crazed killer (M. Emmet Walsh) picks out his name at random from the telephone book and tries to kill him. Navin escapes to a traveling carnival, where he wrangles a job as the ""guess-your-weight"" man. At the carnival, he discovers his sexual nature, thanks to stunt rider and S&M; enthusiast Patty Bernstein (Catlin Adams). But Navin meets the beautiful Marie (Bernadette Peters) and he quickly falls in love. In the meantime, the ""Opti-grab"" has taken off and soon Navin is a millionaire." R Comedy Carl Reiner Steve Martin|Carl Gottlieb|Michael Elias Dec 14, 1979 Jul 26, 2005 99 minutes +277 Daisy Clover (Natalie Wood) goes from teenage girl to movie star practically overnight when her demented mother enters her voice in a talent-search contest. From a broken-down carnival on the Santa Monica Pier, in no time at all she is attending glamorous Hollywood parties. But Daisy soon learns that misery and pain go hand-in-hand with fame and fortune. Before Daisy completes her first film, the studio execs have her mother committed to an asylum without permission. Daisy tries to find happiness in a series of unfulfilling romances, her one-day marriage to Wade Lewis (Robert Redford) leaving her alone and divorced. After her mother dies, Daisy has a nervous breakdown and refuses to work, but the cold-hearted studio moguls threaten her with starvation if she does not report back to the soundstage. Christopher Plummer, Ruth Gordon (in an Oscar-nominated performance) and Roddy McDowell co-star in this story of a Hollywood dream that turns into a nightmare. NR Classics|Drama Robert Mulligan Gavin Lambert Jan 1, 1966 Feb 3, 2009 128 minutes +278 Australian director Bill Bennett (Kiss or Kill) adds broad slapstick comedy to his repertoire with this rags-to-riches tale of luck and greed. The Nugget follows three pals whose occasional searches for gold in the outback are little more than an inane hobby. That is, until a sign from above directs them to an actual reserve of the precious metal hidden in the hills. Overcome with avarice, the trio bickers over how to split up the booty, all the while not noticing that two other enterprising men are waiting in the wings to steal their find. The Nugget stars future Hulk actor Eric Bana in a leading role. R Comedy Bill Bennett 96 minutes +279 After winning a cult following for several offbeat and darkly witty gore films, New Zealand director Peter Jackson abruptly shifted gears with this stylish, compelling, and ultimately disturbing tale of two teenage girls whose friendship begins to fuel an ultimately fatal obsession. Pauline (Melanie Lynskey) is a student in New Zealand who doesn't much care for her family or her classmates; she's a bit overweight and not especially gracious, but she quickly makes friends with Juliet (Kate Winslet), a pretty girl whose wealthy parents have relocated from England. Pauline and Juliet find they share the same tastes in art, literature, and music (especially the vocal stylings of Mario Lanza), and together they begin to construct an elaborate fantasy world named Borovnia, which exists first in stories and then in models made of clay. The more Pauline and Juliet dream of Borovnia, the more the two find themselves retreating into this fantastical world of art, adventure, and Gothic romance as they slowly drift away from reality. The girls' parents decide that perhaps they're spending too much time together, and try to bring them back into the real world, but this only feeds their continued obsession with Borovnia (and each other) and leads to a desperate and violent bid for freedom. Featuring excellent performances (especially by Kate Winslet) and imaginative production design and special effects, Heavenly Creatures skillfully allows the audience to see Pauline and Juliet both from their own fantastic perspective and how they seem to the rest of the world. Remarkably enough, Heavenly Creatures is based on a true story; in real life, Juliet grew up to become mystery novelist Anne Perry. R Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Romance Peter Jackson Fran Walsh|Peter Jackson Nov 16, 1994 Sep 24, 2002 98 minutes +280 NR Art House and International Lo Po-Shan 89 minutes +281 Seth MacFarlane directs, produces, co-writes and plays the role of the cowardly sheep farmer Albert in A Million Ways to Die in the West. After Albert backs out of a gunfight, his fickle girlfriend leaves him for another man. When a mysterious and beautiful woman rides into town, she helps him find his courage and they begin to fall in love. But when her husband, a notorious outlaw, arrives seeking revenge, the farmer must put his newfound courage to the test. Starring alongside MacFarlane are Oscar (R) winner Charlize Theron, Liam Neeson, Amanda Seyfried, Giovanni Ribisi, Sarah Silverman and Neil Patrick Harris. MacFarlane reunites many of the filmmakers behind Universal and MRC's hit film Ted including Scott Stuber (Bluegrass Films) and Jason Clark who produce, and Wellesley Wild and Alec Sulkin who co-wrote the script. (c)Universal R Comedy|Western Seth MacFarlane Seth MacFarlane|Alec Sulkin|Wellesley Wild May 30, 2014 Oct 7, 2014 $ 37,331,031 116 minutes Universal Pictures +282 This offbeat supernatural thriller concerns a young woman (Marguerite Moreau) with a clinical history of severe agoraphobia, relieved via close physical proximity to walls. For years she has been healthy, but the mental illness returns with a vengeance when spirits turn up in her remotely-situated house and begin to ravage her over the course of one long and grueling night. NR Horror Bob Badway Bob Badway Jul 8, 2009 Jul 27, 2010 98 minutes IFC Films +283 This pure-pulp thrill ride jumps between past and present as it pieces together the puzzle of a shocking crime. It's 1978 and a bank robbery gone wrong leaves Vivian (The Last Exorcism's Ashley Bell) the hostage of two criminals on the run. But things go from bad to off-the-rails berserk when she and her captors wind up on the sun-baked desert outpost of a deranged ex-military sniper (Pat Healy), who ensnares them in his deadly game of cat and mouse. Rising horror auteur Mickey Keating (Pod, Darling) directs this gritty, grisly homage to the glory days of grindhouse cinema. NR Mystery and Suspense Mickey Keating Mickey Keating Jul 1, 2016 Jul 1, 2016 81 minutes +284 Maxwell Smart, the infamous Agent 86 from the '60s television sitcom Get Smart, makes his feature-film debut in this goofy espionage spoof. This time, Smart and his cohorts must stop enemy spies from detonating a bomb that would destroy all the world's clothing. PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Mystery and Suspense Clive Donner Mar 1, 1980 Jun 17, 2008 94 minutes +285 An all new feature film from the twisted minds of cult comedy heroes Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim (Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job) R Comedy Tim Heidecker|Eric Wareheim Doug Lussenhop|Tim Heidecker|Jonathan Krisel|Eric Wareheim Mar 2, 2012 May 8, 2012 $ 145,778 94 minutes Magnolia Pictures +286 The son (Richard Joseph Paul) of a slain sheriff must deal with a reptilian outlaw in this futuristic Western spoof. Jackie Swanson. Redeye: Andrew Divoff. Stell: Meg Foster. Buteo: Jimmie Skaggs. Gaunt: Carel Struycken. Lash: Musetta Vander. Doc Valentine: George Takei. Miss Kitty: Julie Newmar. Directed by Sam Irwin. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Documentary|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Special Interest|Western Sam Irwin Apr 1, 1994 Dec 14, 1994 93 minutes +287 A teenage girl has trouble warming up to her new step-mother. Hanging out with Soho beatniks, the girl discovers her new mom may have lead a life of ill repute. NR Classics|Drama Dec 31, 1960 Jan 1, 1998 85 minutes +288 NR Art House and International|Mystery and Suspense Nattawut Poonpiriya Nattawut Poonpiriya|Tanida Hantaweewatana |Vasudhorn Piyaromna 130 minutes +289 NR 95 minutes +290 Get ready to go deeper undercover with Ricardo Tubbs (Jamie Foxx) and Sonny Crockett (Colin Farrell) in this Unrated Director's Edition that includes footage not seen in theaters R Action and Adventure|Drama Michael Mann Michael Mann Jul 28, 2006 Dec 5, 2006 $ 63,400,000 132 minutes Universal Pictures +292 Missionary Father Laforgue travels to the New World in hopes of converting Algonquin Indians to Catholicism. Accepted, though warily, by the Indians, Laforgue travels with the Indians using his strict Catholic rules and ideals to try and impose his religion. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama|Faith and Spirituality Bruce Beresford Brian Moore Sep 5, 1991 Jul 7, 1998 101 minutes +293 This thoroughly weird but truly inspired monster flick is one of the earliest gore films to splatter across drive-in screens in the years prior to Herschell Gordon Lewis' notorious Blood Trilogy. The plot finds a besotted movie star (Rita Morley) and her entourage trapped on an island surrounded by aquatic flesh-munching amoebas (represented by scratches on the film emulsion) created by mad scientist Peter Bartell (Martin Kosleck). These sparkly little death-blobs make mincemeat of most of the cast, including a dorky beatnik (Ray Tudor) who ingests a few of the little buggers in his drink -- leading to an agonizingly fatal case of indigestion. Good photography and well-designed makeup effects make the most of a shoestring budget. Film editor Radley Metzger found his own way as the director of numerous soft-porn films in the '60s and '70s. NR Classics|Horror Jack Curtis Arnold Drake Mar 18, 1964 Oct 25, 2005 87 minutes +295 A couple who cannot have children (Glenn Close and James Woods) seeks the aid of a surrogate mother (Mary Stuart Masterson) in this drama from Jonathan Kaplan. PG-13 Drama Jonathan Kaplan Barbara Benedek Oct 27, 1989 Apr 22, 2003 100 minutes +296 Like M PG Action and Adventure|Classics|Comedy|Drama Troy Kennedy Martin Jun 23, 1970 Aug 1, 2000 143 minutes +298 NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense Sidney Gilliat 104 minutes +299 Director Preston A. Whitmore II brings the thrill of the street to the big screen with a fast-moving tale of underground basketball that proves no matter what team you play for, in the end it's all about how much game you've got. The stroke of midnight has sounded and the crowd has gathered; it's time for some basketball. Forget about the rules of the NBA, though, and throw those college credentials out the window because they don't mean a thing in this court. In a converted rail station, the only players who gain respect are the ones left standing when the clock hits zero, and the current champions have been standing way too tall for far too long. Now a new generation is ready to take over the top spot, and young hopefuls Tech (Anthony Mackie) and Cruise (Wesley Jonathan) are leading the charge. With everything on the line and the challenge of a lifetime before them, these too young street-ballers will be forced to out-dribble, out-shoot, and out-run their more experienced competitors in order to win the game and pave the way for the next crop of street smart shooters. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama Sep 1, 2006 Feb 20, 2007 $ 7,009,668 95 minutes Sony Pictures Entertainment +300 Liz Gilbert had everything a modern woman is supposed to dream of having -- a husband, a house, a successful career -- yet like so many others, she found herself lost, confused, and searching for what she really wanted in life. Newly divorced and at a crossroads, Gilbert steps out of her comfort zone, risking everything to change her life, embarking on a journey around the world that becomes a quest for self-discovery. In her travels, she discovers the true pleasure of nourishment by eating in Italy; the power of prayer in India, and, finally and unexpectedly, the inner peace and balance of true love in Bali. PG-13 Drama Ryan Murphy Ryan Murphy|Jennifer Salt Aug 13, 2010 Nov 23, 2010 $ 80,574,010 133 minutes Sony Pictures +301 From writer/director David Koepp (Stir of Echoes) comes this filmed adaptation of Stephen King's novella Secret Window, Secret Garden, one of four stories in the collection Four Past Midnight. Johnny Depp stars as Mort Rainey, a recently divorced author who decides to take some time off at his cottage. Unfortunately for Rainey, John Shooter (John Turturro), an unbalanced wannabe writer, tracks him down, claiming that Rainey plagiarized his work. Also starring Maria Bello, Charles S. Dutton, and Timothy Hutton, Secret Window is the second story from Four Past Midnight to be adapted as a film, the first being 1995's made-for-television The Langoliers. PG-13 Drama|Mystery and Suspense David Koepp David Koepp Mar 12, 2004 Jun 22, 2004 $ 47,781,388 95 minutes Columbia Pictures +302 Based on a Michael Crichton best-seller, Philip Kaufman's look at power, corruption and lies in Japanese-owned corporate America follows veteran-cop John Connor (Sean Connery) and his rookie partner Web Smith (Wesley Snipes) as they investigate the death of a prostitute whose body was found in the boardroom of a high-powered, Japanese-run Los Angeles conglomerate. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Philip Kaufman David Mamet|Philip Kaufman|Michael Crichton|Michael Backes Jul 30, 1993 Jun 20, 2000 129 minutes +303 In this made-for-TV movie, an insane killer is released from prison and sets out to extract his revenge from the family of the man whose court statement turned the case against him. NR Action and Adventure|Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Richard Lang 100 minutes +304 Friends with Kids is a daring and poignant ensemble comedy about a close-knit circle of friends at that moment in life when children arrive and everything changes. The last two singles in the group observe the effect that kids have had on their friends' relationships and wonder if there's a better way. They decide to have a kid together - and date other people. There are big laughs and unexpected emotional truths as this unconventional 'experiment' leads everyone in the group to question the nature of friendship, family and, finally, true love. -- (C) Official Site R Comedy|Drama Jennifer Westfeldt Jennifer Westfeldt Mar 9, 2012 Jul 17, 2012 $ 5,600,000 107 minutes Roadside Attractions +305 A blend of science fiction and noir detective fiction, Blade Runner (1982) was a box office and critical bust upon its initial exhibition, but its unique postmodern production design became hugely influential within the sci-fi genre, and the film gained a significant cult following that increased its stature. Harrison Ford stars as Rick Deckard, a retired cop in Los Angeles circa 2019. L.A. has become a pan-cultural dystopia of corporate advertising, pollution and flying automobiles, as well as replicants, human-like androids with short life spans built by the Tyrell Corporation for use in dangerous off-world colonization. Deckard's former job in the police department was as a talented blade runner, a euphemism for detectives that hunt down and assassinate rogue replicants. Called before his one-time superior (M. Emmett Walsh), Deckard is forced back into active duty. A quartet of replicants led by Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer) has escaped and headed to Earth, killing several humans in the process. After meeting with the eccentric Eldon Tyrell (Joe Turkel), creator of the replicants, Deckard finds and eliminates Zhora (Joanna Cassidy), one of his targets. Attacked by another replicant, Leon (Brion James), Deckard is about to be killed when he's saved by Rachael (Sean Young), Tyrell's assistant and a replicant who's unaware of her true nature. In the meantime, Batty and his replicant pleasure model lover, Pris (Darryl Hannah) use a dying inventor, J.F. Sebastian (William Sanderson) to get close to Tyrell and murder him. Deckard tracks the pair to Sebastian's, where a bloody and violent final confrontation between Deckard and Batty takes place on a skyscraper rooftop high above the city. In 1992, Ridley Scott released a popular director's cut that removed Deckard's narration, added a dream sequence, and excised a happy ending imposed by the results of test screenings; these legendary behind-the-scenes battles were chronicled in a 1996 tome, Future Noir: The Making of Blade Runner by Paul M. Sammon. R Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Ridley Scott David Webb Peoples Jun 25, 1982 Aug 27, 1997 114 minutes +306 X the Unknown is a well-crafted imitation of the Quatermass British sci-fi pictures of the 1950s. A group of soldiers on maneuvers in Scotland stumble across a gravel pit which emanates an unusual amount of radiation. Several deaths occur before the radioactive material is mysteriously stolen. Researcher Dr. Adam Royston (Dean Jagger) speculates that the thief is some sort of inhuman monstrosity dwelling at the Earth's core. He points out that past radioactive disturbances have been occurring at 50-year intervals, each followed by sudden deaths and the disappearance of the material. Royston suggests that the unknown monster has been resuscitated by humankind's recent atomic experiments. Sure enough, the monster manifests itself as a huge slab of glowing radioactive mud (laugh now if you must -- you won't laugh when you see it). X the Unknown works well within its limited budget; unfortunately, many TV prints have been truncated, robbing some of the best horrific moments of their full impact. NR Classics|Horror|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Joseph Losey|Leslie Norman Jimmy Sangster Nov 5, 1956 Jul 26, 2004 90 minutes +308 In this occult obscurity, an old hillbilly named Pete Jensen (Ed Nelson) makes a pact with the Devil and returns to the town of Furnace Flats, NM, as a much younger man. Claiming to be his own nephew, Nick Richards, he romances pretty Nell Lucas (Jean Allison). Her fianc NR Horror 75 minutes +309 "The first person the audience sees in Ship of Fools is dwarf Michael Dunn, who speaks to viewers directly and acts as a Greek chorus throughout the film. It begins on the deck of an ocean liner travelling from Vera Cruz to Bremerhaven. The time is the 1930s, so close and yet so far from war. The cross-section of humanity on board includes ship's doctor Oscar Werner, Spanish political activist Simone Signoret, aging coquette Vivien Leigh, hedonistic baseball player Lee Marvin, philosophical Jew Heinz Ruhmann, a smattering of pro- and anti-Hitlerites (Jose Ferrer plays the nastiest and most vocal ""pro"") and young lovers George Segal and Elizabeth Ashley. Yes, it's Grand Hotel at sea, a feast for stargazers and an endurance test for those who aren't comfortable with non-stop speechmaking. Despite such lines as ""What can the Nazis do? Kill all six million of us?,"" Ship of Fools manages to stay afloat throughout its 148 minutes. Michael Dunn was nominated for an Academy Award for his interlocutory characterization; the rest of the performances range from brilliant to merely filling up the room. Other Oscars were presented to cinematographer Ernest Lazslo and to the art-direction staff. Ship of Fools was adapted by Abby Mann from the novel by Katharine Ann Porter." NR Classics|Documentary|Drama|Romance Stanley Kramer Abby Mann Jul 29, 1965 Dec 2, 2003 52 minutes +310 Though made in Britain and Europe, Eagle's Wing qualifies as a Western. Easterner Pike (Martin Sheen) does a lot of growing up in a hurry when he becomes a trapper out-West. By mid-film, Pike is accomplished enough to compete with Comanche chief White Bull (Sam Waterston, there's a masterpiece of nontypecasting PG Action and Adventure|Western Anthony Harvey John Briley Nov 23, 1979 Jul 10, 1992 111 minutes +311 "In Fiorile (US title: Wild Flower), Italy's Taviani brothers once again dissect the manners and mores of the Tuscany region. The story is predicated on a 200-year-old family curse. During the Napoleonic era, Elizabetta ""Fiorile"" Benedetti (Galatea Ranzi) discovers that her own brother Corado (Claudio Bigagli) is responsible for the crime for which her lover Jean (Michael Vartan) was executed. The embittered Fiorile places a curse on the Benedetti family, declaring that none of her brother's direct descendants will ever achieve true happiness. Over the next two centuries, the Benedettis' ill-gotten wealth increases, but they lose the love and respect of their neighbors. In fact, most people prefer to call the Benedetti family the ""Maledettis,"" or the Cursed Ones. The film's final episode occurs during World War II, as Grandpa Massimo Benedetti (Renato Carpentieri), the last family member directly affected by the curse, relates his tale of woe to a pair of youngsters. Will the curse die with Massimo, or will the innocent young ones be forced to carry it into the next generation? Fiorile is not the sort of movie one sits back and relaxes with, despite its leisurely pace; those willing to work with the film, however, will be amply rewarded." PG-13 Art House and International|Drama Paolo Taviani|Vittorio Taviani Paolo Taviani|Vittorio Taviani|Sandro Petraglia Jan 1, 1993 Apr 1, 2008 120 minutes +312 In this 1987 film, director Bertrand Tavernier depicts French life in the Middle Ages as dreary, unromantic, and brutal. The story begins when a warrior leaves home to fight in the Hundred Years' War (1337-1453) between France and England. Before his departure, he gives his young son, Fran R Art House and International|Drama Bertrand Tavernier 132 minutes +313 Set against the backdrop of 1970's Texas Hill Country, AIN'T THEM BODIES SAINTS is a romantic American story that follows three characters on various sides of the law - outlaw Bob Muldoon (Casey Affleck), his wife Ruth Guthrie (Rooney Mara), and a local sheriff named Patrick Wheeler (Ben Foster), who gets caught in their crosshairs. The film, which is the second feature from writer-director David Lowery, was developed at the Sundance Institute's Writing and Producing Labs and also stars Nate Parker and Keith Carradine. The film received the U.S. Dramatic Cinematography Award at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. (c) IFC R Drama David Lowery David Lowery Aug 16, 2013 Dec 17, 2013 $ 200,000 105 minutes IFC Films +314 While vacationing in the Pacific Northwest, the Henderson clan's dad, George (John Lithgow); mom, Nancy (Melinda Dillon); daughter, Sarah (Margaret Langrick); and son, Ernie (Joshua Rudoy), accidently run over a strange animal with their car, and when they get out to see what it is, they find the seemingly dead body of a hairy Bigfoot-type monster (Kevin Peter Hall). Believing that the creature is a grizzly bear, the Hendersons take it home, planning to stuff the beast and put it on display in their living room. Predictably, the hirsute monster revives and is adopted by the family as a pet. Originally conceived as a TV series by comedian Brad Garrett, Harry and the Hendersons ultimately did make it to the small screen as a weekly syndicated sitcom in 1990, with Kevin Peter Hall repeating the title role during the series' first 24 episodes. PG Comedy|Kids and Family William Dear Jun 5, 1987 Apr 24, 2007 111 minutes +317 Directed by Christopher Roth, this biopic chronicles the rise of '70s West German terrorist Andreas Baader from his beginnings as a small-time car thief to his stint as the leader of the Marxist revolutionary Red Army Faction. Baader opens in 1972, as an unexpected traffic stop signifies the end of the radical's (Frank Giering) efforts to return to a socialist society. A flashback brings the audience back to 1967, when Baader (Giering) helped firebomb a Frankfurt department store and fled to Paris. Though captured by local authorities, he managed to escape from a German prison with the help of fellow activist Ulrike Meinhof (Birge Schade). Following training at a terrorist camp in Jordan, Baader and his gang proceeded to initiate a slew of violent activity; bombings ensued in various newspaper buildings, American military bases, and German police stations at a disturbingly high rate between the summer of 1970 and their disbanding in mid '72. Baader also features Vadim Glowna, Laura Tonke, Birge Schade, Jana Pallaske, Michael Sideris, and Sebastian Weberstein. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Christopher Roth 129 minutes +320 R Horror James Bryan 88 minutes +321 "Unlimited funds have allowed Diana (McCarthy) to live it up on the outskirts of Miami, where the queen of retail buys whatever strikes her fancy. There's only one glitch: The ID she's using to finance these sprees reads ""Sandy Bigelow Patterson""....and it belongs to an accounts rep (Bateman) who lives halfway across the U.S. With only one week to hunt down the con artist before his world implodes, the real Sandy Bigelow Patterson heads south to confront the woman with an all-access pass to his life. And as he attempts to bribe, coax and wrangle her the 2,000 miles to Denver, one easy target will discover just how tough it is to get your name back. -- (C) Official Site" R Comedy Seth Gordon Craig Mazin Feb 7, 2013 Jun 4, 2013 $ 134,455,175 111 minutes Universal Pictures +322 When her heart is stolen by a seductive stranger, a young woman is swept away to a house atop a mountain of blood-red clay: a place R Horror Guillermo del Toro Guillermo del Toro|Matthew Robbins|Lucinda Coxon Oct 16, 2015 Feb 9, 2016 $ 25,957,696 119 minutes Universal Pictures +323 Yes, Paul Newman is a blue-eyed Indian in Hombre, but this apparent ethnic error is carefully justified in the body of the story. Newman plays a white man who was raised by the Apaches, and ever since has straddled two worlds, feeling truly comfortable in neither. While riding a stagecoach, Newman is subject to the racial bias of banker Fredric March and his snooty wife Barbara Rush. In truth, March is an embezzler, and has no reason to feel superior to anyone. This fact comes out when the coach is held up by murderous bandit-chief Richard Boone. When the passengers fight back, Boone takes Rush as a hostage. Newman, who by rights should be supremely satisfied that his tormentors are themselves tormented, proves himself the bravest of the passengers, sacrificing his own life to save Rush and put an end to Boone's reign of terror. Hombre is based on a novel by suspense specialist Elmore Leonard. G Action and Adventure|Western Martin Ritt Jan 1, 1967 Jun 4, 2002 111 minutes +326 Unique improvisational techniques are employed to construct an intimate portrait of people's lives as a married couple that has remained happy over the years is surrounded, during the course of one year, by friends, colleagues and family members, all who suffer some degree of unhappiness. PG-13 Comedy|Drama Mike Leigh Mike Leigh Dec 29, 2010 Jun 7, 2011 $ 3,200,000 129 minutes Sony Classics +327 When a new robot, Raymond, defeats the three heroes to steal the sign to Gar's, KO teams up with Darrell and Shannon to get it back. NR 13 minutes +328 In this exploitation film, a sadistic juvenile delinquent stabs a matron and sets fire to the reformatory where she has been staying. After busting out, she heads to the house of an aspiring politician. The voluptuous fugitive is difficult to resist, and soon she is busily destroying the man's life. NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Douglas Heyes Douglas Heyes Nov 4, 1964 Oct 31, 2000 83 minutes +329 Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's rock classic Jesus Christ Superstar returns to its roots with this exciting and contemporary interpretation filmed during the Live Arena Tour. PG-13 Musical and Performing Arts|Special Interest Laurence Connor Tim Rice 105 minutes NCM/Fathom +331 The three-day music festival Zaire '74 and the emerging musical crossover between Africa and America is documented. PG-13 Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts Jeffrey Levy-Hinte Jul 10, 2009 Jan 26, 2010 $ 200,000 93 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +332 ACP Ajay Rathore is transferred to Mumbai to eliminate a terrorist nexus that is causing havoc in the country. Will Ajay be able to succeed in his mission? G Action and Adventure|Art House and International John Mathew Matthan Apr 30, 1999 Jul 27, 1999 155 minutes +333 This film is set in an undetermined foreign land, torn apart by a bloody civil war. Husband and wife musicians Jan and Eva flee to a remote island to escape the carnage. When the island is invaded and used as a battlefield, the effect on the couple's relationship is disastrous. R Drama Ingmar Bergman Ingmar Bergman Dec 23, 1968 Apr 20, 2004 103 minutes +334 "Ed Wood was a little known film-maker from the early 1950's who gained posthumous notoriety for his dreadful B-grade science fiction films in the mid-'80s. This film is producer/director Tim Burton's fictionalized portrait of Wood's strange, yet mediocre life and career. Burton filmed ""Ed Wood"" in black and white to recreate the atmosphere of Wood's films. The film primarily focuses on three aspects of Wood's life, his transvestism, his relationships with his oddball casts and crew as he tried to make his films on shoestring budgets, and his friendship with aging horror-movie great Bela Lugosi whom he tried to help." R Comedy|Drama Tim Burton Scott Alexander|Larry Karaszewski Sep 28, 1994 Aug 13, 2002 124 minutes +335 Retired attorney Spencer Tracy, now a self-destructive alcoholic, agrees to defend young John O'Hara on a murder charge. Due to his inebriation, carelessness, and unethical court behavior, Tracy loses the case. When the attorney determines that the boy was in fact innocent, he launches his own investigation. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense John Sturges 101 minutes +336 A depressed, alcoholic man is driven further and further towards the edge as unbidden memories of his years as an abused child continue to resurface. NR Drama 89 minutes +337 In 1937, Nanking stands at the forefront of a war between China and Japan. As the invading Japanese Imperial Army overruns China's capital city, desperate civilians seek refuge behind the nominally protective walls of a western cathedral. Here, John Miller (Christian Bale), an American trapped amidst the chaos of battle and the ensuing occupation takes shelter, joined by a group of innocent schoolgirls and thirteen courtesans, equally determined to escape the horrors taking place outside the church walls. Struggling to survive the violence and persecution wrought by the Japanese army, it is an act of heroism which eventually leads the seemingly disparate group to fight back, risking their lives for the sake of everyone. -- (C) Wrekin Hill R Art House and International|Drama|Special Interest Yimou Zhang Yan Geling Dec 21, 2011 Jul 10, 2012 $ 308,164 142 minutes Wrekin Hill Entertainment +338 """Hereafter"" tells the story of three people who are touched by death in different ways. George is a blue-collar American who has a special connection to the afterlife. On the other side of the world, Marie, a French journalist, has a near-death experience that shakes her reality. And when Marcus, a London schoolboy, loses the person closest to him, he desperately needs answers. Each on a path in search of the truth, their lives will intersect, forever changed by what they believe might -- or must -- exist in the hereafter." PG-13 Drama|Mystery and Suspense Clint Eastwood Peter Morgan Oct 22, 2010 Mar 15, 2011 $ 32,741,596 126 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +345 When five struggling single moms put aside their differences to form a support group, they find inspiration and laughter in their new sisterhood, and help each other overcome the obstacles that stand in their way. (c) Lionsgate PG-13 Comedy|Drama Tyler Perry Tyler Perry Mar 14, 2014 Jul 22, 2014 $ 15,986,272 111 minutes Lionsgate Films +346 "Successful restaurateur Will Keane is on the verge of turning fifty, yet he's still quite the playboy with a persistent case of commitment-phobia. When he meets Charlotte Fielding, a free spirited woman half his age, he expects another quick and easy romance. But their nothing about their relationship is quick or easy. Instead their encounters are rife with intergenerational clashes, differing philosophies and an urgent sense of sensuality and connection. Just when Will is tempted to bail out with his usual line about ""not promising forever,"" Charlotte responds with reasons of her own about why she feels this relationship can't last forever -- she's dying." PG-13 Drama|Romance Joan Chen Allison Burnett Aug 11, 2000 Nov 14, 2001 103 minutes MGM +348 Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis made their last joint film appearance in the girl-filled musical Hollywood or Bust. The thinnish plot finds inveterate film fan Jerry making a cross-country journey to Tinseltown for the purpose of meeting his favorite screen star, the buxom Anita Ekberg (the film's title, need it be added, has a double meaning). Dean goes along for the ride, hoping to expand his bankroll during a Las Vegas stopover. The boys are joined by a third traveller, an enormous Great Dane named Mr. Bascomb; along the way, the trio becomes a quartet when pretty Pat Crowley hitches a ride. The finale takes place in Hollywood, naturally, as Jerry wreaks havoc at a film studio which looks suspiciously like Paramount. All reports indicate that Hollywood and Bust was an unhappy shoot, with Jerry Lewis behaving so obstreperously that director Frank Tashlin ordered him off the set and told him to go home until he learned to behave himself; to this day, Lewis cannot bring himself to watch the film. Happily, the animosity between the two stars never comes across on screen, and as a result Hollywood or Bust is a most enjoyable diversion. NR Classics|Comedy Frank Tashlin Erna Lazarus Jan 1, 1956 Jun 5, 2007 95 minutes +349 Lewis Carroll's classic fantasy about a young girl's adventures in a strange, alternate reality comes to the screen once again in this television adaptation, which stars Kate Beckinsale as Alice, Penelope Wilton as the White Queen, Ian Holm as the White Knight, and Michael Medwin as the Red King. G Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy John Henderson Jun 1, 1998 Jan 11, 2005 83 minutes +350 "An atomic bomb test in the Arctic Circle awakens a long-hibernating and ostensibly extinct Rhedosaurus. Emerging from the sea, the Rhedosaurus wreaks havoc on NYC in every direction, leveling cities and amusement parks in his path. The film is based on Ray Bradbury's short story ""The Fog Horn.""" NR Classics|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Jun 13, 1953 Oct 21, 2003 80 minutes +352 In this romance, warmhearted florist Lewis spies a lovely young woman crying in her apartment and decides to cheer her up by sending her an anonymous bouquet. Deeply touched by the gesture, the woman discovers Lewis' identity, and the two begin a wonderful, although thorny, romance. PG Drama|Romance Michael Goldenberg Michael Goldenberg Jun 1, 1995 Jul 27, 1999 87 minutes +353 Robert (character actor David Thornton) is a grumpy burned-out musician, trying to survive in Manhattan. When his fed-up friend Rose (Thornton's real-life wife Cyndi Lauper in a small role) throws him out of her apartment, the destitute Robert reluctantly makes a deal with the young Serbian, Branko (Branislav Trifunovic), who's moving his stuff out. For a hefty fee, Robert agrees to fly to Belgrade and marry Branko's girlfriend, Ivana (Jelena Mrdja), so that she can move to New York. Branko gives him a down payment, and Robert goes to Belgrade and moves in with Branko's mother, Olga (Mirjana Karanovic of Emir Kusturica's When Father was Away on Business and Underground). Robert is predictably miserable there, unimpressed with the city's culture and unresponsive to Olga's kindness. Back in New York, Branko faces his own struggles. While he's desperately trying to raise the money to pay Robert, his van is stolen. He begs Robert to stay in Belgrade for another week until he can send the money. Devoid of options, Robert agrees, and, despite himself, slowly begins to enjoy his stay. Here and There marks the narrative feature debut of writer-director Darko Lungulov. The film had its International Premiere at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival, where it won the award for Best New York Narrative. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Darko Lungulov Darko Lungulov May 14, 2010 Jul 13, 2010 90 minutes Independant Pictures +354 Bob Hope's first starring vehicle for producer Sam Goldwyn borrows the title of Bob's 1942 autobiography They Got Me Covered and very little else. Co-scripted by Leonard Q. Ross (aka Leo Rosten), Leonard Spigelgass and Harry Kurnitz (among many others NR Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts David Butler Frank Fenton|Harry Kurnitz|Lynn Root Mar 4, 1943 Aug 21, 2003 95 minutes +355 Crossing new lines and breaking old barriers, A HAUNTED HOUSE 2 is the sequel to the hilarious box-office hit starring Marlon Wayans as Malcolm who, after exorcising the demons of his ex, is starting fresh with his new girlfriend and her two children. After moving into their dream home, Malcolm is once again plagued by bizarre paranormal events. With spine-tingling tension and hilarious punch-lines A HAUNTED HOUSE 2 is inspired by the latest supernatural horror movie franchises and shows that this time... it's not just the house that's haunted R Comedy Michael Tiddes Marlon Wayans Apr 18, 2014 Aug 12, 2014 $ 13,710,572 87 minutes Open Road Films +356 The film follows the second Earl of Rochester's adventures in London, from his passionate romance with a young actress, Elizabeth Barry, to the writing of a scurrilous play which blisteringly and bawdily lampoons the very monarch who commissioned it, Charles II, leading to the Earl's banishment and eventual downfall. R Drama Laurence Dunmore Stephen Jeffreys Mar 10, 2006 Jul 4, 2006 $ 4,756,532 114 minutes Weinstein Company +357 "Planet 51 is a galactic-sized animated alien adventure comedy revolving around American astronaut Captain Charles ""Chuck"" Baker, who lands on Planet 51 thinking he's the first person to step foot on it. To his surprise, he finds that this planet is inhabited by little green people who are happily living in a white picket fence world reminiscent of a cheerfully innocent 1950s America, and whose only fear is that it will be overrun by alien invaders...like Chuck" PG Action and Adventure|Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family Jorge Blanco Joe Stillman Nov 20, 2009 Mar 9, 2010 $ 42,194,060 91 minutes Sony Pictures/TriStar Pictures +359 "Sylvester Stallone returns to the character which made him famous in this wildly successful sequel. Rocky III starts with the Italian Stallion so famous that his likeness is everywhere, including pinball machines. Fame and complacency soon cause Balboa to lose his title to young thug Clubber Lang (Mr. T), who inadvertently causes the death of Rocky's beloved trainer, Mickey (Burgess Meredith), before their first championship bout. After sinking into a depression, Balboa must regain the love and support of his family, as well as the elusive ""eye of the tiger,"" the hungry need to beat the opponent which former foe Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers) teaches him during this film's de rigueur training sequence. In the end, Balboa faces off against Lang for a second time. ""Eye of the Tiger,"" the theme song Stallone commissioned from the band Survivor, became a huge hit single." PG Action and Adventure|Drama Sylvester Stallone Sylvester Stallone May 28, 1982 Mar 18, 2003 99 minutes MGM +361 NR Drama|Special Interest Roberto Sanchez Santos 7 minutes +363 Hammer's second outing for the notorious vampire after their hugely successful Dracula (1958), with Christopher Lee returning as the demonic Count. Here he is revived by a devoted servant using the blood of an unwary guest and so begins his reign of terror once more. NR Horror Terence Fisher Anthony Hinds|Jimmy Sangster Jan 12, 1966 May 26, 1998 90 minutes +364 When the Addams family welcomes a new baby, they hire a devious nany, Cussack, who falls in love with and marries Fester. Her true intentions are revealed as a serial killer who marries wealthy men but she is no match for the insanity of the Addams. PG-13 Comedy|Horror Barry Sonnenfeld Paul Rudnick Nov 19, 1993 Feb 22, 2000 94 minutes +365 Based on Hermann Hesse's famed experimental novel, this highly abstract film centers on the suicidal musings of a writer (Max von Sydow) as he struggles to find meaning to his life and come to peace with all facets of his personality. R Classics|Drama Fred Haines Fred Haines 105 minutes +366 In mid '60s New Hampshire, Mrs. Frankovitz has two daughters, Gwen and troubled 10-year-old Harriet. One day Harriet finds a playmate -- retarded Ricky Schroth. When Mrs. Frankovitz dies, Harriet has to take orders from Gwen. When she eventually learns that Gwen is her mother, Harriet tries to run away. PG Drama Timothy Hutton Karen Janszen Sep 11, 1998 Jul 10, 2001 98 minutes +367 They broke everything but her spirit. They took everything but her dream. This is the incredible true story of a fearless Irish heroine driven by her daring vision to escape the slums of Ireland and risk everything on the streets of Vietnam. PG-13 Drama Stephen Bradley Stephen Bradley May 8, 2015 Mar 1, 2016 $ 347,321 100 minutes Aspiration Media +368 Originally Tokyo Monogatari, Yasujiro Ozu's Tokyo Story centers on a provincial Japanese family. The elderly parents and youngest daughter journey to Tokyo to visit their doctor son and his brood. Too busy for this onslaught of relatives, the callous, insensitive doctor packs his parents and sibling off to a resort, where they are unable to enjoy themselves due to the noise of the other tourists. The aging father locates some old drinking cronies, while the mother seeks out new friends. And so it goes, in Ozu's inimitable anecdotal fashion, until the tragic finale. A sensitive study of the frustrations and disillusionments accompanying the onslaught of old age (Ozu, incidentally, was only 51 at the time), Tokyo Story was completed in 1953, but not released in the U.S. until 1972. G Art House and International|Drama Yasujiro Ozu Nov 3, 1953 Oct 30, 2003 134 minutes +369 A former U.S. soldier travels to the Dominican Republic and begins an affair with a woman from his past -- who is now the wife of a ruthless and powerful man. Soon he is almost up to his belt in betrayal, murder, and revenge. Peter Weller and Kelly McGillis star in this suspenseful crime thriller from cult-film director Abel Ferrara. R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Abel Ferrara Alan Sharp|Elmore Leonard|James Borrelli Apr 1, 1989 Nov 18, 2003 97 minutes +370 A successful and self-absorbed Los Angeles advertising executive switches airline tickets with a stranger just before boarding a long-delayed flight. When the stranger's plane goes down, killing all aboard, the executive has an epiphany. He later decides to track down the widow of the man he switched tickets with, and they soon fall in love; however she is unaware of the true connection between her late husband and this new love of her life. PG-13 Drama|Romance Don Roos Don Roos Nov 17, 2000 Apr 10, 2001 106 minutes +372 A once-acclaimed New York playwright, Nate (Jemaine Clement), is struggling to finish his new play when his wife (Maria Dizzia) leaves him, taking their son. Desolate, broke and unable to pay the rent, Nate begrudgingly moves in with his widowed father, Bob (Elliott Gould), in his New Jersey retirement golf community. Bob, always quick with a joke, uses humor to deal with all of life's challenges, even the death of his beloved wife. It drives Nate crazy. Thinking his son could benefit from some discipline, Bob sends Nate to work for Ellis (Willie Carpenter) an older ex-Marine who runs operations at the community. While at work, Nate stumbles on a senior citizen theater troupe staging a musical. Nate agrees to help but quickly realizes it won't be easy to get these quirky senior citizens to cooperate. One of them, Dee (Annie Potts) is even trying to set him up with her daughter, Allison (Ingrid Michaelson). Things reach a breaking point when a video of Nate's earlier play surfaces, opening old wounds between him and Bob. Ultimately, the father and son realize they each have their own forms of storytelling and come to appreciate their differences. NR Comedy Sam Hoffman Sam Hoffman 93 minutes +373 Following State Property and Paid in Full, the Roc-A-Fella Film Division releases another straight-to-video hip-hop-orientated movie with the action comedy Paper Soldiers. The story involves a guy named Shawn (comedian Kevin Hart) who wants to be a gangster so he can feed his kid and buy things for his girlfriend. When Shawn's friend Stu (Beanie Sigel) gets arrested and thrown in jail, Shawn keeps trying to be a criminal. Features appearances by Jay-Z, Memphis Bleek, and other hip-hop stars. Directed by Roc-A-Fella Records CEO Damon Dash and starring his cousin, actress Stacey Dash. R Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Damon Dash|David Daniel Damon Dash|Charlie Murphy|Terrence Mosley Jan 1, 2002 Mar 18, 2003 87 minutes +374 "The plot of the overinflated MGM musical Broadway Rhythm can be summed up briefly: Musical comedy producer Jonnie Demming (George Murphy) dismisses his vaudevillian dad Sam Demming (Charles Winninger) as old-fashioned. Jonnie signs Hollywood star Helen Hoyt (Ginny Simms) to a Broadway show, but she turns it down. Sam saves the day by dredging up an old script he'd done in summer stock-which, of course, Helen agrees to play. All of this can be forgotten, and in fact will be forgotten, once the film's parade of ""guest stars"" gets under way. Such stage and screen luminaries as Lena Horne, Ben Blue, Nancy Walker, Eddie ""Rochester"" Anderson, Hazel Scott and Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra make up for the narrative banalities with such musical numbers as Gershwin's ""Somebody Loves Me"" and Jerome Kern's ""All the Things You Are.""" NR Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts Roy Del Ruth Harry Clork|Dorothy Kingsley|Jerome Kern|Jack McGowan|Harry Clark|Oscar Hammerstein II 117 minutes +375 "When a young boy who is about to enter middle school makes a wish that summer will never end, he receives the unique opportunity to live the last day of summer until he finally determines exactly the kind of person he wants to become. It's the last day of summer, and Luke, A.J., and Riley are all about to experience their first day of middle school. As the young trio prepares for the debut of their band Steel Monkey at the local town fair, Luke's older sister makes a comment that leaves her sibling more nervous than ever before at the prospect of entering the next phase of his education. As a result, Luke wishes for a ""do-over"" day, and is surprised when his wish actually comes true. With all the time in the world to impress his secret crush, stand up to the biggest bully in the neighborhood, and work up the courage to take on the local half-pipe, Luke will finally unlock his true potential and enter middle school with a newfound sense of confidence and self-assurance." R Comedy|Kids and Family|Television Blair Treu Kent Pierce Jul 20, 2007 Aug 28, 2007 86 minutes +376 Diane Keaton directed and starred in this comedy/drama about a family brought together by potential tragedy. In her mid-40s, Eve (Meg Ryan) minds her house, runs a business organizing parties and events for others, and looks after her father (Walter Matthau), an alcoholic former writer who has grown argumentative and increasingly difficult to handle. Eve's sisters -- Georgia (Keaton), who is a few years older and the editor of a successful fashion magazine, and Maddy (Lisa Kudrow), a few years younger and a working actress with a spot on a soap opera -- have also had to deal with Dad, but only by long distance when he makes one of his frequent telephone calls. Dad now doesn't have long to live, and the siblings must pull together and make peace with their father and each other. Sisters Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron adapted the screenplay from Delia's novel; the supporting cast includes Adam Arkin, Cloris Leachman, and Mary Steenburgen. PG-13 Comedy|Drama Diane Keaton Nora Ephron|Delia Ephron Feb 18, 2000 Jun 27, 2000 95 minutes Sony Pictures Home Entertainment +377 "It's 1969, and Elliot Tiber, a down-on-his-luck interior designer in Greenwich Village, New York, has to move back upstate to help his parents run their dilapidated Catskills motel, The El Monaco. The bank's about to foreclose; his father wants to burn the place down, but hasn't paid the insurance; and Elliot is still figuring how to come out to his parents. When Elliot hears that a neighboring town has pulled the permit on a hippie music festival, he calls the producers, thinking he could drum up some much-needed business for the motel. Three weeks later, half a million people are on their way to his neighbor's farm in White Lake, N.Y., and Elliot finds himself swept up in a generation-defining experience that would change his life, and American culture, forever. The film features a standout ensemble cast and songs from a score of '60s musical icons, including The Grateful Dead, The Doors, Jefferson Airplane and Country Joe and the Fish -- plus a new recording of ""Freedom"" from Richie Havens." R Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Ang Lee James Schamus Aug 28, 2009 Dec 15, 2009 $ 7,366,736 121 minutes Focus Features +379 Drawing equally from Quentin Tarantino, Hong Kong action spectaculars, Japanese anime, and the over-the-top fashion sensibility of Tokyo's Shibuya district, Katsuhito Ishii spins this dizzying propulsive flick about lovers on the run and the weirdest band of gangsters on the planet. Toshiko Momojiri (Shie Koinata) dreams of a life away from the grinding tedium of working in a run-down hotel and away from her perverted, pawing uncle who manages the place. While driving to the post office, she literally runs into Kuro Samehada (played by Japanese indie film icon Tadanobu Asano), a thief who stole a pile of loot from his former gang and is currently fleeing them dressed only in his underpants. He jumps in the driver's seat, and soon love is born. The gang is lead by a dandy of a boss (Kishibe Ittoku) who obsessively collects energy-drink ads while his son Mitsuru (Shingo Tsurumi) -- heir apparent of the gang -- sports a snow-white jumpsuit and platinum locks; they are single-minded in their lust for Kuro's pilfered loot. Meanwhile, Toshiko's uncle puts a bounty on his niece and a hit out on his new competitor for her attention. Ultra-violence, bizarre sex, and killer costumes ensue. This film was screened at the 1998 Toronto Film Festival. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International Katsuhito Ishii Apr 16, 2003 Jul 8, 2003 108 minutes Kino International +380 Director Danny Verete's Yellow Asphalt is an anthology of three unrelated stories -- Black Spot, Here is Not There, and Red Roots, respectively. Though the characters and situations in each film are remarkably different (one chronicles the aftermath of a hit-and-run, another concerns an unhappy marriage within a tribal community, and the last follows a woman in a blatantly abusive relationship), the central plots always revolve around the clash of modern Israeli life with ancient nomadic traditions. Yellow Asphalt, unique for its sympathy toward the oppression of Middle Eastern women, took seven years to make, and features Zevik Raz, Moshe Ivgi, Tatjana Blacher, Abed Zuabi, and Motti Katz. NR Art House and International|Drama Dan Verete Danny Verete Mar 15, 2002 Jun 21, 2005 83 minutes +384 In this romantic comedy, New York sportswriter Sam Craig becomes incensed at comments about the uselessness of sports made by foreign correspondent Tess Harding. Sam and Tess subsequently use their respective columns to carry on a feud -- at least, until they finally meet face to face. NR Classics|Comedy|Romance George Stevens Jan 19, 1942 Aug 27, 1997 114 minutes +385 How to Kill a Lady is an Bond-style thriller with an international cast. The lady in question is toothsome Molly Peters. The killers are members of Lebanese crime syndicate who'd like to claim Molly's millions. Stewart Granger is the secret agent assigned to protect the girl from harm, while various pro- and antagonists are impersonated by Curt Jurgens, Adolfo Celi and Klaus Kinski. Originally titled Das Geheimnis der gelben Monche (evidently part of a series starring Granger), How to Kill a Lady was also released as A Target for Killing. NR Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Manfred Kohler 93 minutes +386 In this horror sequel from the director of Count Yorga, Vampire, a member of an American voodoo cult revives the fanged Prince Manuwalde (William Marshall), only to become his slave. Manuwalde then puts the bite on various victims, but finds himself fixating on pretty Lisa (Pam Grier), a voodoo princess whom he believes can finally put his soul to rest. Lynne Moody, Nicholas Worth, and Bernie Hamilton are among the familiar cast, but the various occult trappings seem somewhat out of place in the modern Los Angeles setting and the production values are pretty shabby. Blaxploitation and camp fans should still find it mildly amusing, however, and Shakespearean actor Marshall is a lot of fun as the obsessive vampire. PG Action and Adventure|Classics|Horror Bob Kelljan Joan Torres|Raymond Koenig|Maurice Jules Jun 27, 1973 Jan 20, 2004 95 minutes +387 In this western, Will Penny is an aging and impoverished cowboy who stops over at the temporary frontier home of Catherine. She herself is en route to join her husband. Despite her wedding vows and the presence of her young son, Catherine finds herself drawn to Penny. NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Western|Romance Tom Gries Tom Gries Apr 10, 1968 Jun 4, 2002 109 minutes +388 Hard-hitting and gritty, this prison film chronicles the cruelty of a sadistic, egomaniacal prison guard who vents his considerable hatred upon the inmates of Cell R17. One inmate in particular tires of the abuse and begins plotting a daring escape after spending time in solitary confinement. G Classics|Drama Jules Dassin Richard Brooks Jan 1, 1947 Apr 17, 2007 94 minutes Criterion Collection +390 A powerful industrialist attempts to perform seven impossible tasks in order to prevent the apocalypse. Patrick Muldoon and Bo Svenson star in this modern re-imagining of the legend of Sinbad. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Adam Silver|Ben Hayflick Ben Hayflick|Adam Silver May 25, 2010 May 25, 2010 94 minutes +391 Charlie (Martin Sheen) deals with the death of his Irish immigrant father in this wistful drama. Barnard Hughes reprises his stage role of Da for the film version, with Doreen Hepburn as his wife. Time shifts from Charlie (Karl Hayden) as a youth to the present where he prepares to fly to Ireland for the funeral. Although both parents are gone, the adult Charlie's vivid memories of them and his childhood unleashes a wave of grief. PG Comedy|Drama Matt Clark Hugh Leonard 102 minutes +392 Featuring Jennifer Lopez in her first major big-screen role, Gregory Nava's My Family traces three generations of the Sanchez's, a Mexican-American family living in East Los Angeles. Beginning in the 1930s, the film outlines the struggles faced by Jose (Jacob Vargas) and Maria (Lopez) as a recently immigrated married couple raising a family. As Jose and Maria age, the focus shifts to their son, Jimmy (Jimmy Smits), as he starts his own family in the 1960s. While Lopez' role was uncredited, she was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for her performance. My Family has also been released under the titles My Family, Mi Familia, Cafe Con Leche, and East L.A. R Drama Gregory Nava Anna Thomas|Gregory Nava May 3, 1995 Apr 6, 2004 125 minutes +393 "Elmer Gantry (Burt Lancaster), a drunken, dishonest street preacher allegedly patterned on Billy Sunday, wrangles a job with the travelling tent ministry conducted by Sister Sharon Falconer (Jean Simmons). Thanks to Gantry's enthusiastic hellfire-and-brimstone sermons, Sister Sharon's operation rises to fame and fortune, enough so that Sharon realizes her dream of building her own enormous tabernacle. These ambitions are put in jeopardy when a prostitute (Oscar-winning Shirley Jones), a former minister's daughter who'd been deflowered by Gantry years earlier, lures Gantry into a compromising situation and has photographs taken. It took several years for any Hollywood studio to take a chance with Sinclair Lewis' novel, and when it finally did arrive on the screen, producer/director Richard Brooks was compelled to downplay some of the more ""sacrilegious"" passages in the original. Also appearing in Elmer Gantry are Arthur Kennedy as an H.L. Mencken-style atheistic journalist, and Edward Andrews as George Babbitt, a character borrowed from another Sinclair Lewis novel." PG Classics|Drama Richard Brooks Richard Brooks Jul 7, 1960 Sep 23, 2014 146 minutes +394 Everyone deserves a great love story. But for seventeen-year old Simon Spier it's a little more complicated: he's yet to tell his family or friends he's gay and he doesn't actually know the identity of the anonymous classmate he's fallen for online. Resolving both issues proves hilarious, terrifying and life-changing. Directed by Greg Berlanti (Riverdale, The Flash, Supergirl), written by Isaac Aptaker & Elizabeth Berger (This is Us), and based on Becky Albertalli's acclaimed novel, LOVE, SIMON is a funny and heartfelt coming-of-age story about the thrilling ride of finding yourself and falling in love. PG-13 Drama Greg Berlanti Isaac Aptaker|Elizabeth Berger Mar 16, 2018 Jun 12, 2018 109 minutes 20th Century Fox +396 A straight-arrow accountant hits it off with a wild, highly adventurous woman, and together they impulsively embark upon an unpredictable journey. A modern take on a screwball comedy with dramatic overtones, the film follows the mismatched couple as they find themselves in deeper trouble than either of them ever expected. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Jonathan Demme Oct 22, 1986 Jun 5, 2001 113 minutes +397 In the classic play by Tennessee Williams, brought to the screen by Elia Kazan, faded Southern belle Blanche DuBois (Vivien Leigh) comes to visit her pregnant sister, Stella (Kim Hunter), in a seedy section of New Orleans. Stella's boorish husband, Stanley Kowalski (Marlon Brando), not only regards Blanche's aristocratic affectations as a royal pain but also thinks she's holding out on inheritance money that rightfully belongs to Stella. On the fringes of sanity, Blanche is trying to forget her checkered past and start life anew. Attracted to Stanley's friend Mitch (Karl Malden), she glosses over the less savory incidents in her past, but she soon discovers that she cannot outrun that past, and the stage is set for her final, brutal confrontation with her brother-in-law. Brando, Hunter, and Malden had all starred in the original Broadway version of Streetcar, although the original Blanche had been Jessica Tandy. Brando lost out to Humphrey Bogart for the 1951 Best Actor Oscar, but Leigh, Hunter, and Malden all won Oscars. PG Classics|Drama Elia Kazan Tennessee Williams|Oscar Saul Sep 19, 1951 May 18, 1999 122 minutes +398 At an isolated mansion in the snowy countryside of 1950s France, a family is gathered for the holiday season... But there will be no celebration--their beloved patriarch has been murdered R Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Sep 20, 2002 Feb 11, 2003 103 minutes USA Films +400 Disaster follows when a long-dormant volcano suddenly reawakens. When strange things begin to happen around the peaceful town of Dante's Peak, noted vulcanologist Harry Dalton is sent to investigate. Harry's investigation leads him to believe that a volcanic catastrophe is imminent, although his disbelieving superior refuses to warn the townsfolk. PG-13 Action and Adventure Roger Donaldson Leslie Bohem Feb 7, 1997 Jan 20, 1998 109 minutes +401 Based on a true story, Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List stars Liam Neeson as Oskar Schindler, a German businessman in Poland who sees an opportunity to make money from the Nazis' rise to power. He starts a company to make cookware and utensils, using flattery and bribes to win military contracts, and brings in accountant and financier Itzhak Stern (Ben Kingsley) to help run the factory. By staffing his plant with Jews who've been herded into Krakow's ghetto by Nazi troops, Schindler has a dependable unpaid labor force. For Stern, a job in a war-related plant could mean survival for himself and the other Jews working for Schindler. However, in 1942, all of Krakow's Jews are assigned to the Plaszow Forced Labor Camp, overseen by Commandant Amon Goeth (Ralph Fiennes), an embittered alcoholic who occasionally shoots prisoners from his balcony. Schindler arranges to continue using Polish Jews in his plant, but, as he sees what is happening to his employees, he begins to develop a conscience. He realizes that his factory (now refitted to manufacture ammunition) is the only thing preventing his staff from being shipped to the death camps. Soon Schindler demands more workers and starts bribing Nazi leaders to keep Jews on his employee lists and out of the camps. By the time Germany falls to the allies, Schindler has lost his entire fortune -- and saved 1,100 people from likely death. Schindler's List was nominated for 12 Academy Awards and won seven, including Best Picture and a long-coveted Best Director for Spielberg, and it quickly gained praise as one of the finest American movies about the Holocaust. R Drama Steven Spielberg Steven Zaillian Dec 15, 1993 Mar 9, 2004 196 minutes Universal Pictures +402 Written and directed by Tom Barman, Any Way the Wind Blows centers around a day and night in the lives of several Belgian locals. The most eccentric is Windman (dancer Sam Louwyck), who meets up with cinema projectionist-cum-DJ Walter (Frank Vercruyssen) at a party. Walter is hosting and serving as DJ for Natalie, his girlfriend, whose brother Chouki (Matthias Schoenaerts), reeling from the death of their father, steals a deadly virus from a laboratory and accidentally releases it into the populace. NR Comedy|Drama Tom Barman Tom Barman 127 minutes Corridor +403 Lou Costello made his only film appearance without Bud Abbott in 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock. Lou plays a bumbling junk dealer who fancies himself a great inventor. One of his creations transforms his girlfriend Dorothy Provine into a towering giant NR Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Sidney Miller 75 minutes +404 In this chiller, a trio of heroes must enter a black Southwestern cave and destroy an entire colony of plague-bearing bats, vampire bats. The story is based on a novel by Martin Cruz Smith. PG Horror Arthur Hiller Steve Shagan|Bud Shrake|Martin Cruz Smith 103 minutes +406 Based on an Astrid Lindgren novel, this fantasy focuses on a Swedish teen drawn into a magical world to battle an evil knight. PG Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Vladimir Grammatikov William Aldridge Jul 1, 1987 Apr 24, 2001 95 minutes +408 One of the earliest English spy novels, The Riddle of the Sands by Erskine Childers, is the basis for this movie. In the story, it is 1901, and England is at the height of its power and influence in the world. Arthur Davies (Simon MacCorkindale) is out sailing in his yacht in the North Sea. Off the coast of Germany, he has a set-to with a local sea-captain, Dollmann (Alan Badel). The encounter itself was odd enough, but adding to it's strangeness is Arthur's nagging sense that the German captain was known to him, somehow. He discovers that Dollman is actually a British naval officer who has gone bad and calls on his old college friend, Charles Carruthers (Michael York) to help him investigate this phenomenon. Eventually, the two men discover that the Kaiser Wilhelm has planned to secretly invade and conquer Britain, and they are the only ones who can prevent it. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Tony Maylam Tony Maylam|John Bailey 99 minutes +409 After her ex-husband Carlos (Billy Bob Thornton) shoots Celeste (Eva Longoria) three times in the gut, it's time to play dirty. In the fight for her godson, Rob, she hires three outlawed and redneck brothers to bring him back to her. But nothing can be that simple in the South. What begins as a small rescue mission rises to a Southern battle royale. This odd team must shoot their way through gorgeous female assassins, Native American hunters, federal agents, and a whole lot of metal coming after them, while protecting Celeste's innocent child. -- (C) Phase 4 R Comedy Barry Battles Barry Battles|Griffin Hood Jan 11, 2013 Apr 2, 2013 98 minutes Phase 4 Films +410 """Cadillac Records"" is about the rise and fall of Chess Records, which launched the careers of Muddy Waters, Etta James and Chuck Berry. Leonard Chess scoured the South, checking out the various blues scenes and selling records from the back of his Cadillac." R Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Darnell Martin Darnell Martin Dec 5, 2008 Mar 10, 2009 $ 8,134,217 108 minutes Sony Pictures +411 In this bizarre, rarely seen melodrama, a socialite gets her jollies: the media attention she craves and extra cash by murdering her husbands and many boy friends. NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Jack Bernhard Jul 24, 1948 Sep 30, 2003 78 minutes +412 A handsome crewman on the starship Infinity falls in love with the beautiful pilot Galaxina, but there's one problem -- she's a robot. This sci-fi comedy parodies many popular science-fiction films as it follows the lovestruck crewman's attempts to transform Galaxina into a real woman. R Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy William Sachs William Sachs Jun 6, 1980 Feb 29, 2000 95 minutes +413 Four individuals are called upon by a secret organisation to form a team of Soviet superheroes during the Cold War. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Science Fiction and Fantasy Sarik Andreasyan Andrey Gavrilov 100 minutes +414 Ugo Tognazzi and Michel Serrault go through their well-worn passes in this third sequel to their international hit La Cage aux Folles. In La Cage aux Folles 3: The Wedding the element of Woman is introduced to the carefree world of the middle-aged gay couple of Renato (Ugo Tognazzi) and Albin (Michel Serrault). In this effort, Albin stands to inherit a large part of his Aunt Emma's money (and a large chunk of Scotland) on the condition that he marry a woman and father a child. Albin doesn't want to satisfy his Aunt Emma's will because he is what he is, but Renato needs the money to save his St. Tropez nightclub. So Albin grudgingly consults marriage broker Stephane Audran and tries to act like a conservative heterosexual. Albin runs the gamut in trying to conform, from considering going to Lourdes, to suicide. When all hope appears to be lost, the gay duo finally latch onto a pregnant girl, Cindy (Antonella Interlenghi), who decides that marrying Albin is a shade better than trying to kill herself. PG-13 Art House and International|Comedy Georges Lautner 87 minutes +415 After his son disappears, an Italian cheese manufacturer is threatened by political terrorists who will supposedly kill the son if he does not pay a large ransom. Unsure if they really have his son and if the son is still alive, he has to decide if he should or should not sell his business to afford the sum. PG Art House and International|Drama Bernardo Bertolucci Bernardo Bertolucci Feb 12, 1982 May 1, 1991 98 minutes +417 Pedro Almodovar's most mature and restrained film is a superbly structured melodrama about five people whose lives in modern Madrid are inextricably linked by a bullet fired in a police scuffle. R Art House and International|Drama Jan 16, 1998 Apr 10, 2001 120 minutes Goldwyn Films +418 Eight strangers with eight different points of view try to unlock the one truth behind an assassination attempt on the president of the United States. Thomas Barnes and Kent Taylor are two Secret Service agents assigned to protect President Ashton at a landmark summit on the global war on terror. When President Ashton is shot moments after his arrival in Spain, chaos ensues and disparate lives collide in the hunt for the assassin. In the crowd is Howard Lewis, an American tourist who thinks he's captured the shooter on his camcorder while videotaping the event for his kids back home. Also there, relaying the historic event to millions of TV viewers across the globe, is American TV news producer Rex Brooks. As they and others reveal their stories, the pieces of the puzzle will fall into place--and it will become apparent that shocking motivations lurk just beneath the surface. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Pete Travis Feb 20, 2008 Jul 1, 2008 $ 72,266,306 90 minutes Sony Pictures Releasing +419 When teens mysteriously develop powerful new abilities, they are declared a threat by the government and detained. Sixteen-year-old Ruby, one of the most powerful young people anyone has encountered, escapes her camp and joins a group of runaway teens seeking safe haven. Soon this newfound family realizes that, in a world in which the adults in power have betrayed them, running is not enough and they must wage a resistance, using their collective power to take back control of their future. PG-13 Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Jennifer Yuh Nelson Chad Hodge Aug 3, 2018 Oct 30, 2018 105 minutes 20th Century Fox +420 This tuneful melodrama is set during the height of the Jazz Age and presents a lively and realistic view of life in swinging Kansas City, where gangsters ruled and bathtub gin flowed like water. NR Classics|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Mystery and Suspense Jack Webb Jul 31, 1955 Jul 22, 2008 95 minutes +421 Perhaps a little over-ambitious for the casual audience unfamiliar with the Italian world of entertainment and politics, La Terrazza involves a total of eight main protagonists and how they have changed or are changing. All eight are sitting on a terrace talking, while flashbacks and flashforwards fill in their past, present, and future relationships. Enrico (Jean-Louis Tritignant) is a burnt-out screenwriter, Amedeo (Ugo Tognazzi) is a self-made producer, Mario (Vittorio Gassman) is a communist member of parliament who is having an affair with the married Giovanna (Stefania Sandrelli) and is otherwise having a hard time trying to tow the tough, virtuous line the party demands. Giovanna, as well as the other women on the terrace, have all the spirit of people looking forward to the future while the men have been there and found it wanting. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Ettore Scola 158 minutes +422 The British comedy group chalks up another few laughs as some folks attempt to camp out on the location of an archaeological dig. Unfortunately, the dig in question happens amid the busyness of the holiday season; matters grow more complicated when a sexy female Russian woman (Elke Sommer) joins in, and soon an oversized wolfhound and a mynah bird with a naughty turn of phrase become implicated, creating additional panic and chaos. R Comedy Gerald Thomas Dave Freeman 95 minutes +423 Deep in the San Fernando Valley, amidst rows of dilapidated warehouses, was rock n' roll's best kept secret: Sound City. America's greatest unsung recording studio housed a one-of-a-kind console, and as its legend grew, seminal bands and artists such as Fleetwood Mac, Neil Young, Rick Springfield, Tom Petty, Metallica and Nirvana all came out to put magic to tape. Directed by Dave Grohl (Nirvana, Foo Fighters) and featuring interviews and performances from the iconic musicians who recorded some of rock's greatest albums at the studio, Sound City doesn't just tell the story of this real-life rock 'n' roll shrine, it celebrates the human element of music as Grohl gathers some of rock's biggest artists to collaborate on a new album. Using Sound City's legendary analog console, together these artists continue to create musical miracles in a digital world. (c) Variance NR Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts Dave Grohl Mark Monroe Feb 1, 2013 Apr 7, 2014 $ 419,361 108 minutes Variance Films +425 "One of Britain's most popular, comical television characters, the taciturn, child-like, clumsy, conniving and ever ingenious Mr. Bean (Rowan ""Black Adder"" Atkinson) makes his big-screen debut in this riotous slapstick comedy. A creation of Atkinson and writers Richard Curtis and Robin Driscoll, Mr. Bean started out in a half-hour television series around 1990; since then his show has become one of the highest rated comedies on British television and has gained an international cult following. With a style reminiscent of the great silent comedians, Bean is an average, albeit eccentric, Joe with a knack for turning the most innocuous situations into full-blown disasters. Whereas the television shows are nearly silent, Mr. Bean has a lot more dialog in the film. The film begins at the dawn of a typical day with Bean shaving his whole face, including his tongue. After a quick cup of coffee, he heads off for his job as guard/caretaker at the Royal National Gallery where he is supposed to prevent visitors from touching the artwork. Instead, Bean spends most of his time sleeping. His supervisors try to fire him, but a board member (John Mills) intervenes and saves his job. To get rid of him, Bean's bosses conspire to send him to a posh Los Angeles private art gallery where as an ""art scholar"" he will deliver a speech to commemorate the return of ""Whistler's Mother"" which was purchased by Army General Newton (Burt Reynolds) through a deal facilitated by the gallery owner George Grierson (Harris Yulin). Bean is to stay with the family of David Langley (Peter MacNicol), the gallery director. He isn't there long before he nearly destroys the place. His speech at the gallery is even more cataclysmic. To make matters worse, a series of mishaps leads Bean to be mistaken for a prominent surgeon and forced to perform emergency surgery on a police officer." PG-13 Comedy Mel Smith Robin Driscoll|Richard Curtis|Rowan Atkinson Nov 7, 1997 Mar 31, 1998 92 minutes +426 In this western, Roy Rogers teams up with the Border Patrol to keep smugglers from sneaking Mexican criminals into the country. NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama|Western William Witney Dec 29, 1948 May 24, 2005 60 minutes +427 One man takes on the Irish family law system and the Catholic Church in a bid to be reunited with his children in this drama, based on a true story. In 1953, Desmond Doyle (Pierce Brosnan) was a house painter and decorator who, despite a strong work ethic, had a hard time holding on to steady work. Desmond's wife had grown tired of her marriage and her husband's financial problems, and one day walked away from her home, leaving Desmond to raise their three children on his own. While Desmond struggles to keep body and soul together for his children, his sporadic employment eventually attracts the attention of the law, and a court order sends his two sons and young daughter to separate Catholic orphanages until Desmond can prove he's capable of properly supporting them. However, Desmond discovers merely getting work is not enough to bring his children back to him, and when he learns that his daughter, Evelyn (Sophie Vavasseur), is having a rough time of it at the hands of several stern nuns, he becomes determined to win their custody in a court of law. Through Bernadette (Julianna Margulies), a barmaid who has caught his eye, Desmond meets Michael Beattie (Stephen Rea), a lawyer and Bernadette's brother. While Michael doesn't believe Desmond's case can be won in an Irish court, his partner Nick Barron (Aidan Quinn), an expatriate American who lost custody of his own children in a divorce proceeding, is eager to help, and they agree to take the case. However, they both realize they're fighting an uphill battle, and so they persuade Thomas Connolly (Alan Bates), a former football star who became one of Ireland's most respected barristers, to lend his knowledge and prestige to the case. Leading man Bronson also served a co-producer for Evelyn; Bruce Beresford directed, who previously collaborated with Pierce Brosnan on Mister Johnson. PG Art House and International|Drama Bruce Beresford Paul Pender Dec 13, 2002 Apr 15, 2003 $ 1,341,151 96 minutes MGM/UA +428 Touted upon its release as the finale of the Rocky saga, this fifth entry in the long-running series of sports dramas reunites star Sylvester Stallone with John G. Avildsen, director of the Oscar-winning original. Stallone is Rocky Balboa, suffering from career-ending brain damage as a result of his punishing bout with Ivan Drago at the finale of the previous film. Upon their return to Philadelphia, Rocky and his wife, Adrian (Talia Shire), discover they are broke, their fortune squandered by an incompetent accountant. Forced to move back to their working-class neighborhood, Rocky finds that his only asset is the run-down gym willed to him by Mickey (Burgess Meredith, who appears in new flashback sequences). Resisting big money offered to him by Don King-like boxing promoter George Washington Duke (Richard Gant), Rocky becomes a trainer and finds a talented comer in Tommy Gunn (real-life boxer Tommy Morrison, nephew of John Wayne). Rocky's son (played by Stallone's real-life son Sage Stallone) feels neglected by his father, who lavishes attention on his prot PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama Sylvester Stallone Nov 16, 1990 Mar 18, 2003 105 minutes Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment +430 "This Italian-Turkish co-production helmed by genre veteran Antonio Margheriti (using the pseudonym ""Anthony M. Dawson"") was cobbled together from a four-part science-fiction miniseries shown on Italian television. In prehistoric times, the muscular Yor (Reb Brown in a loincloth) saves his cave-babe (Corinne Clery) from a dinosaur just before they get zapped into the future to battle bad guys in the familiar desolate wasteland. Genre stalwart John Steiner (Caligole) and the ubiquitous Luciano Pigozzi co-star with Carol Andre." PG Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Robert Bailey 88 minutes +432 Cool guy Pootie Tang is a crime-fighting recording artist. Despite the fact that his strange style of speech is understood by only a select few, he becomes a hero to the children he protects. PG-13 Comedy Jun 29, 2001 Nov 27, 2001 $ 2,839,456 70 minutes Paramount Pictures +433 The best-selling suspense novel by late author Robert Ludlum comes to the screen for a second time, following a 1988 made-for-TV movie. Matt Damon stars as Jason Bourne, a barely alive amnesiac with a pair of bullet wounds in his back, pulled from the Mediterranean by Italian fishermen. Bourne's only clue to his own identity is a bank account number etched on a capsule implanted in his body. He quickly finds the Zurich bank where money, a gun, and a few identification documents await, but after he's pursued by security goons at the American consulate, Bourne realizes he can trust no one and offers a German gypsy named Marie (Franka Potente) ten thousand dollars for a ride to Paris. Encountering more professional killers bent on his destruction, Bourne discovers that he possesses a surprising degree of skill in combat, martial arts, and linguistics -- handy talents that clearly indicate his past includes work as a spy and assassin, but for whom? With Marie's reluctant help, Bourne edges closer to the truth, something CIA officials want concealed at all costs. The Bourne Identity co-stars Chris Cooper, Clive Owen, Brian Cox, and Julia Stiles. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Doug Liman Tony Gilroy|William Blake Herron Jun 14, 2002 Jan 21, 2003 $ 121,500,000 117 minutes Universal Pictures +435 Nella campagna toscana il venticinquenne Mario Cioni vive con la madre, opprimente e dominatrice. Frenato nella sua maturazione sessuale dal morboso rapporto che ha con la donna, Mario cerca di ritagliarsi un suo spazio, ma non gliene va bene una... NR Art House and International|Comedy Giuseppe Bertolucci Roberto Benigni|Giuseppe Bertolucci Jan 1, 1977 Dec 6, 2005 91 minutes +436 "Angelica is a fresh-on-the-job elementary school teacher who follows her long time boyfriend Bryon to a new town. On the first day of school she notices one of her students (Willow) seems troubled and different from all the other kids. After a period of unbroken silence from Willow and violent behavior from her older brother Steven, Angelica learns that there is a problem far beyond her power to fix. When the children's dark family secret becomes known, Angelica does what she can to protect them, even if her own livelihood is at stake. As the situation unravels, so does her sanity in this story of deception, mystery and terror. The question is... ""What do you do when Daddy comes home?"" -- (C) Official Site" NR Mystery and Suspense Justin Price Christina Trevino Sep 10, 2010 Jun 26, 2012 90 minutes Vanguard Cinema +437 Set in 1896 in the Klondike region of Yukon, Canada the film follows the adventures of White Fang, a wolf dog, who aids a young Indian boy, Mitsah. Jason Scott, a journalist arrives in the small gold rush town of Dawson City which is run by a ruthless and greedy businessman named Charles Smith and his gang of equally ruthless henchmen. Smith and his men run the town with fear and profit from the towns people and hard working prospectors. It's up to Scott with the help of White Fang to clean up the town of corruption and greed and free the good people of Dawson City from the evil grip of Smith and his goons. PG Action and Adventure|Art House and International Lucio Fulci 105 minutes MVD Entertainment Group +438 Deke DaSilva (Sylvester Stallone) and Matthew Fox (Billy Dee Williams) are New York police officers specially assigned to a special multi-national team dedicated to tracking down terrorist Wulfgar (Rutger Hauer). Wulfgar planted a bomb in a London department store, killing several children and he is now an outcast, hunted by both the police and his fellow gang members. He has extensive plastic surgery and resumes his activities aided by Shakka (Persis Khambutta), a completely psychotic fellow outcast. Soon DaSilva and Wulfgar are engaged in a violent battle of wits as Wulfgar resumes his terrorist activities and threatens New York . This very effective thriller features a chilling performance by Rutger Hauer as the handsome, ruthless cold-blooded killer who charms women into helping him and then kills them. Sylvester Stallone gives an unusually understated emotionally vulnerable performance as a man trying to save lives while he saves his own marriage. The film makes excellent use of New York locales, particularly during a terrifying hijacking of a cable car where Wulfgar coolly decides which of the hostages will live or die. R Action and Adventure Bruce Malmuth David Shaber|Paul Sylbert Apr 4, 1981 Oct 19, 1999 100 minutes +439 Can anything be bleaker than the shabby slums of Berlin? Yes, argues director Werner Herzog in Stroszek: try Wisconsin sometime. Bruno S.. stars as an ex-mental patient who dreams of the so-called promised land of America. He aligns himself with like-minded prostitute Eva Mattes and elderly, near-senile Clemens Scheitz. Upon their arrival in Wisconsin, the three misfits find that they're just as trapped in Dairy Country as they'd been in Germany--if not more so. The sour and bitter Stroszek earned worldwide critical and commercial acclaim. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Werner Herzog Werner Herzog Jan 12, 1977 Jan 8, 2002 108 minutes +440 In this drama, an inmate in an alcohol rehab center falls for a female inmate. She is married to a homosexual who is having a torrid affair with another man. After the patients get out, they gang together and plan to rob a wealthy playboy. The playboy, a manipulative sadist, welcomes the robbers and plays many mind games. As a result, the ex-alcoholic and the homosexual are killed. The woman attends both of their funerals and exits with the police. Meanwhile the boyfriend observes it all. He simple shrugs his shoulders and walks away. R Classics|Drama Bryan Forbes Bryan Forbes Sep 11, 1968 Oct 17, 2006 120 minutes +442 "When alien vampires terrorize London, it's up to a determined police inspector and an astronaut to stop them. American and British space travelers discover humanoids while exploring near Halley's Comet. The astronauts bring three of these aliens aboard their spaceship and head back to earth. However, their guests turn out to be evil vampires who kill all but one of the astronauts -- Carlsen. After the ship arrives in London, the monsters -- led by a beautiful female -- escape and wreak havoc throughout the city, transforming humans into zombies. Meanwhile, the surviving astronaut and Caine, a determined police inspector, frantically try to track down the creatures, and destroy them. But the ""Space Girl"" has a strange hold over Carlsen, and he has trouble fighting the urge to join her." R Action and Adventure|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Tobe Hooper Jun 21, 1985 May 26, 1998 100 minutes +443 Marvel's first family of comic superheroes takes the world by storm as the longest running comic book series in history comes to the big screen. Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic, who can elongate his body; Susan Storm/Invisible Woman, who not only can become invisible at will but can render other objects invisible; Johnny Storm/Human Torch, who can shoot fire from his finger tips and bend flame; and Ben Grimm/The Thing, a hideously misshapen monster with superhuman strength, together battle the evil Doctor Doom. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Tim Story Mark Frost|Michael France|Carl Johansen Jul 8, 2005 Dec 6, 2005 $ 154,485,963 123 minutes 20th Century Fox +444 Based on Leonard Gross' novel The Last Jews of Berlin, this made-for-cable TV movie follows the dilemma of a woman who falls in love with a Jewish man in the Nazi-controlled Germany of World War II. PG-13 Drama|Romance Anthony Page Leonard Gross 116 minutes +445 Mortal Thoughts is a low-key thriller revolving around the relationship between two best friends who are involved in the death of one of their husbands. The movie unfolds as the events leading to a confession are shown in flashback. Joyce (Glenne Headly) is married to the abusive, unfaithful James (Bruce Willis). During an outing at a carnival, James is killed, and Joyce and her best friend Cynthia (Demi Moore) try to cover up the murder. R Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Alan Rudolph Claude Kerven|William Reilly Apr 19, 1991 Aug 8, 2000 102 minutes +446 This action film, follows the travails of two chorus girls as they try to leave South America and get back home. Their journey begins when they are stranded in a Latin American village. They talk the purser of a clipper ship into letting them board his clipper ship. He has taken a fancy to one of the women, so it wasn't too difficult. Upon the voyage, criminals try to steal the boat's cash cargo. The purser captures them and all is well. NR Action and Adventure William Beaudine Jul 4, 1941 Mar 29, 2005 69 minutes +447 Jack Nicholson first put his well-documented enthusiasm for basketball to good use in this film, which he wrote and directed between his roles in Five Easy Pieces and Carnal Knowledge. William Tepper plays Hector, a student at a college in Ohio who shares a room with his friend Gabriel (Michael Margotta) and is the star player on the school's basketball team. Hector has been approached to quit college and play pro ball, but Gabriel is urging him to devote more time to radical political causes. Of course, both have plenty of other things on their mind; Hector is having a clandestine affair with the wife of one of his professors (Karen Black), while Gabriel, in a bid to beat the draft and avoid going to Vietnam, is trying to convince the draft board that he's insane. Unfortunately, Gabriel is feigning madness so well that he's not so sure he hasn't actually become crazy. Director Henry Jaglom and screenwriter Robert Towne also have supporting roles, as do future sitcom greats Cindy Williams and David Ogden Stiers. R Drama Jack Nicholson Jeremy Larner|Jack Nicholson Jun 13, 1971 Feb 13, 2012 95 minutes +448 Deliberately casting his established screen image to the four winds, Cary Grant plays Walter Eckland, an unkempt, uncouth and unshaven beach bum in Father Goose. During World War II, Walter keeps busy relaying radio reports of Japanese air activity. But he's no hero, and in fact volunteered for this mission only because he's been promised a shipment of liquor by Australian naval officer Frank Houghton (Trevor Howard). Making matters worse for the misanthropic Eckland is the arrival of French schoolmistress Catherine Freneau (Leslie Caron) and her seven little-girl charges, whose plane has crashed nearby. The animosity between Walter and Catherine erupts into a slapping contest, with Walter dishing it out as well as taking it. Only when Catherine is bitten by a deadly snake does Walter express his affections for her. NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Comedy|Drama Ralph Nelson Frank Tarloff|Peter Stone Dec 10, 1964 May 28, 2013 116 minutes +450 Basically a retooling of the original Mannequin, this sequel begins with a medieval European maid (Kristy Swanson) who is separated from her lover by an evil queen. More than 1000 years after the queen imprisons her, she is revived by a contemporary window-dresser (William Ragsdale), the reincarnation of the prince she loved. PG Comedy|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Romance Stewart Raffill 98 minutes +451 This focuses upon sexual harassment in academia. John is a burned out professor with a mid-life crisis. He thinks of leaving his family and the ivory tower. He is a conceited and self-deluded man. Carol is a failing student who comes to John's office for help. John decides to take the time to really help Carol, who doesn't seem to be able to understand anything. During their sessions, he comes to trust her and vents much of his pent-up frustration with teaching and his life. Suddenly Carol files a sexual harassment complaint against him. The board readily believes her and demands John apologize or lose his job. John hastily reconsiders his values and his life, and is willing to apologize for her mis-understanding of his intentions, but he will not acknowledge any of the accusations Carol made. Why should he? He is innocent. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense David Mamet David Mamet Nov 4, 1994 Sep 16, 2003 89 minutes +452 "The stars have aligned in an ominous sign, and as a legion of malevolent monsters descends upon New York City to wage war against humanity, the only thing that stands between humankind and certain destruction are four wisecracking turtles with a flair for martial arts and a hearty appetite for pizza. Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird's ""heroes in a half-shell"" return to defend the world against an interstellar threat that comes just once every 3,000 years in a computer-animated action comedy that marked the final film role of Japanese screen legend Mako -- here providing the voice of the eternally wise Master Splinter. Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Sarah Michelle Gellar lends her voice to the role of the turtles' technical-services worker, April; Fantastic Four's Chris Evans assumes the role of hockey-loving crimefighter Casey Jones; Memoirs of a Geisha star Zhang Ziyi steps in as villainous Foot Ninjas leader Karai; and Star Trek: The Next Generation captain Patrick Stewart voices malevolent tech industrialist Max Winters -- a mortal man whose hunger for profit and power may spell doom for all humanity." PG Action and Adventure|Animation|Science Fiction and Fantasy Kevin Munroe Kevin Munroe Mar 23, 2007 Aug 7, 2007 $ 54,132,596 86 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +453 Kids on a family vacation must fight off an attack by knee-high alien invaders with world-destroying ambitions. At the same time, the youngsters work hard to keep their parents in the dark about the battle upstairs. It all starts as a meteor shower rockets across the dark galaxy. Four glowing pods sparkle and crackle while hiding behind the meteor show. A mysterious force makes the meteor shower turn a hard right towards a bright blue ball in the distance - planet Earth. PG Action and Adventure|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy John Schultz Jul 31, 2009 Nov 3, 2009 $ 24,967,943 86 minutes 20th Century Fox +455 NR Drama Alexander Kluge 129 minutes +456 "The eerie and deserted ghost town of Silent Hill draws a young mother desperate to find a cure for her only child's illness. Unable to accept the doctor's diagnosis that her daughter should be permanently institutionalized for psychiatric care, Rose flees with her child, heading for the abandoned town in search of answers -- and ignoring the protests of her husband. It's soon clear this place is unlike anywhere she's ever been. It's smothered by fog, inhabited by a variety of strange beings and periodically overcome by a living ""darkness"" that literally transforms everything it touches. As Rose begins to learn the history of the strange town, she realizes that her daughter is just a pawn in a larger game." R Action and Adventure|Horror Christophe Gans Roger Avary Apr 21, 2006 Aug 22, 2006 $ 46,982,632 125 minutes Sony Pictures +457 In this slasher film, Lauren Tewes stars as a TV anchorwoman whose deaf, dumb and blind teen sister (Jennifer Jason Leigh) is the next target of a killer. R Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Ken Wiederhorn Mar 27, 1981 Sep 25, 2007 85 minutes +458 This is a romantic comedy set in Paris about a family that goes there because of business, and two young people who are engaged to be married in the fall have experiences there that change their lives. It's about a young man's great love for a city, Paris, and the illusion people have that a life different from theirs would be much better. It stars Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams, Marion Cotillard, Kathy Bates, Carla Bruni, among others. -- (C) Sony Classics PG-13 Comedy|Romance Woody Allen Woody Allen Jun 10, 2011 Dec 20, 2011 $ 55,400,000 94 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +459 Horace Quilby (Michael Bentine) is a sandwich-board advertising man who gets a tour of London and sees some of the city's most offbeat and outrageous characters in this situation comedy. British blonde bombshell (Diana Dors) co-stars. Watch for Michael Chaplin (son of Charlie) as a beatnik artist. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Robert Hartford-Davis Michael Bentine|Robert Hartford-Davis 95 minutes +460 Rambling Rose is the most part a flashback, related by grown-up Southerner Buddy Hillyer (John Heard). The bulk of the film takes place in 1935, when rambunctious backwoods housekeeper Rose (Laura Dern) virtually invades the Hillyer household. Daddy Hillyer (Robert Duvall), a bed-rock Southern gentleman, welcomes the congenitally amoral but basically goodhearted Rose into his house, carefully fending off her ill-timed romantic advances. But Rose can't help feeling smitten with him; meanwhile, she has also drawn the attentions of 13-year-old Buddy (Lukas Haas). Based on the novel by screenwriter Calder Willingham, Rambling Rose was not the box-office breakthrough that many expected for director Martha Coolidge; though it fizzled financially, the film did manage to secure Oscar nominations for both Dern and her real-life mother Diane Ladd. R Comedy|Drama Martha Coolidge Calder Willingham Sep 10, 1991 Mar 16, 1999 115 minutes +461 Robert Young directed this fact-based British comedy-adventure. In 1791, Captain Scoresby sailed from Whitby in northern England to the Arctic. Mariner Captain Jack (Bob Hoskins), obsessed with Scoresby, is troubled by the fact that Scoresby has not been adequately acknowledged and honored in his town -- so Jack sets out to retrace Scoresby's journey with a curious and offbeat crew -- an Australian hitchhiker (Peter McDonald), two elderly sisters, and stowaway Tessa (Sadie Frost). They set sail, pursued by NATO, the Royal Navy, and a mixed bag of various journalists and photographers. Shown at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival. PG Action and Adventure|Comedy Robert Young Jack Rosenthal May 28, 1999 Aug 28, 2001 90 minutes +462 Julie James hasn't been the same since last summer. Still harboring guilt over her role in the death of fisherman Ben Willis, her college grades have slipped and her relationship with high school sweetheart Ray Bronson is on the rocks. After being turned down by Ray, Julie invites a classmate to join her when her best friend Karla Wilson wins an all-expense paid trip for four to the Bahamas. The moment they hit the picturesque island, havoc ensues. Their romantic getaway turns into a vacation of murder and mayhem that soon has Julie and friends running for their lives. R Horror Danny Cannon Stephen Gaghan|Trey Callaway Nov 13, 1998 Aug 7, 2001 100 minutes +465 Based on the real-life story of golf legend Bobby Jones, Bobby Jones, Stroke of Genius features Jim Caviezel as the temperamental but highly talented amateur who threw a wrench in the golf world of the mid-'20s. Though Jones would eventually become the founder of the internationally renowned Augusta National Golf Club, which is father to the prestigious annual tournament known as The Masters, the combination of his ambition and tumultuous relationship with the media interfered with his personal life to such an extent that his future in the sport seemed doomed. With the help of his wife, Mary Malone Jones (Claire Forlani), the gifted, oftentimes tortured golfer was forced to balance his family life and the public scrutiny regarding his golf career, lest both of them dissolve entirely. Directed by Rowdy Herrington, the film also stars Jeremy Northam, Aidan Quinn, and Malcolm McDowell. PG Drama Rowdy Herrington Rowdy Herrington|Bill Pryor|Tony DePaul Apr 30, 2004 Nov 30, 2004 $ 2,536,460 128 minutes Film Foundry Releasing +466 "Play Misty for Me marked Clint Eastwood's debut as a director, and it gave him the then-unusual opportunity to play a regular contemporary guy in a thriller about sex, obsession, and stalking. Eastwood's Dave Garver is a self-centered California jazz disc jockey struggling with the idea of committing to his on-again, off-again girlfriend Tobie (Donna Mills). One night he meets the mini-skirted Evelyn (Jessica Walters) in a bar, and he goes home with her for what he assumes is a one-night stand. Dave discovers, however, that Evelyn has repeatedly called his show requesting that he ""play 'Misty' for me,"" and she is not about to go gently into the night now that she has bedded him. Even though it touches on the early-'70s flashpoints of sexual liberation, studio execs expressed doubts about why anyone would want to see a movie featuring Eastwood as a deejay. Eastwood reportedly answered that he was not sure either, but he thought it was a good suspense story, and he offered his services as director for free. Play Misty for Me wound up making five times more than it cost and is a precursor to such erotic thrillers as Fatal Attraction (1987) and Basic Instinct (1992). Eastwood mentor Don Siegel appears early on as a bartender." R Mystery and Suspense|Romance Clint Eastwood Jo Heims|Dean Riesner Jan 1, 1971 Sep 18, 2001 102 minutes +468 Television actor-turned-director Brian Robbins follows up Varsity Blues (1999) and Ready to Rumble (2000) with another sports comedy. Keanu Reeves stars as Conor O'Neill, an underachiever and inveterate sports gambler who needs a bailout loan from a friend to pay off his mounting debt. As a condition for receiving the necessary funds, Conor is saddled with coaching a corporate-sponsored Little League baseball team for underprivileged youth in Chicago's notorious Cabrini Green housing project. Reluctant at first, Conor slowly begins to enjoy his new authority role, especially when he makes the acquaintance of his players' attractive teacher, Elizabeth Wilkes (Diane Lane). Based on the real-life chronicle Hardball: A Season in the Projects by Outside magazine editor Daniel Coyle, Hardball also stars D.B. Sweeney and Mike McGlone. PG-13 Comedy|Drama Brian Robbins John Gatins Sep 14, 2001 Feb 19, 2002 $ 39,697,363 115 minutes Paramount Pictures +469 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis sued him, Marlon Brando broke his jaw and Steve McQueen gave him a look that would have killed, if looks could kill. To the celebrities he pursued, photographer Ron Galella was the beast who threatened beauty. As it turned out, he gave them a strange and lasting beauty they might never have known without him. Inherent in the story of this notorious paparazzo are the complex issues of the right to privacy, freedom of the press and the ever-growing vortex of celebrity worship. He sneaked around and invaded and bribed and held up his camera and shot till he dropped (or someone dropped him). His was the artistry of the sniper. Yet Galella found something essential in his real-life subjects, and he gave it permanence.-- (C) Magnilia PG-13 Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts|Special Interest Leon Gast Jul 30, 2010 Oct 19, 2010 $ 2,367 88 minutes Magnolia Pictures +470 Louis Gossett Jr. stars in Sidney J. Furie's preposterous reactionary blockbuster Iron Eagle. The story concerns the 18-year-old Doug Masters (Jason Gedrick), the son of jet fighter pilot Ted Masters (Tim Thomerson). Ted's plane is shot down in the Middle East and he is sentenced to be executed by terrorists. When Doug asks the U.S. government and the Air Force for help in rescuing his father, they are unwilling to do anything. Doug goes to see one of Ted's old Air Force buddies, Chappy (Louis Gossett Jr.) and he helps the boy take an F-16 and they head to the Middle East, blowing up oil refineries and airports, insisting that Ted be released from captivity. PG-13 Action and Adventure Jan 17, 1986 May 22, 2001 117 minutes +471 "In what was described as ""a sarcastic thriller,"" a detective (Ellen DeGeneres) follows a peculiar trail and encounters two brothers (Dermot Mulroney, Don Johnson) while she attempts to nail down the solution to a baffling murder." R Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Ron Peer|Joel Cohen|Alec Sokolow Apr 16, 1998 Nov 6, 2001 115 minutes +472 NR Drama|Kids and Family Torun Lian Torun Lian 95 minutes +473 Jean-Jacques Beineix's Betty Blue stars B NR Art House and International|Drama|Romance Jean-Jacques Beineix Jean-Jacques Beineix|Philippe Djian Apr 9, 1986 Oct 12, 2004 121 minutes +474 In this drama, set after the Napoleonic Wars, the aristocratic Chabert comes back to his palatial home to find that his wife has remarried. She had given Chabert, whom she never really loved, up for dead. Her new husband, who is also richer, makes her much happier. To protect her new life, the wife calls Chabert an imposter and has him committed to an asylum. He sneaks out and wanders the streets where he meets and becomes friends with the impoverished street folk. By the time his true identity is revealed it is too late. Chabert has decided to renounce his aristocracy and opts to live with the poor. NR Art House and International|Drama 90 minutes +475 This galloping western centers on an ex-scout who runs a general mercantile in the Oregon Territory during the mid-19th century. The trouble begins when the fiancee of the town banker, a compulsive gambler who covers his debts with customers' money, falls in love with the store owner. NR Action and Adventure|Western|Romance Jacques Tourneur Ernest Pascal Jul 17, 1946 Jun 9, 1998 91 minutes +476 Based on a true story, Istvan Szabo's Hanussen centers on an Austrian soldier (Klaus Maria Brandauer) who becomes clairvoyant after he is shot in the head during World War I. He is able to read minds and predict the future. Before long, he has foreseen Hitler and the Nazis' rise to power, and he soon finds himself in danger. Hanussen is the third of Szabo and Brandauer's collaborations, following Mephisto and Colonel Redl. R Art House and International|Drama 110 minutes +477 "A chronicle exploring what happened in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on June 12th, 2000--Valentine's Day in Brazil--when Bus 174 was highjacked by an armed young man, Sandro do Nascimento, with a dozen passengers. Nascimento, a disillusioned slum-dweller, threatened to kill all of the passengers, but eventually agreed to surrender, as TV cameras were rolling and an entire nation was glued to their screens, watching the event take place. Regardless, a police officer then decided to fire at Nascimento anyway, accidentally killing one of the female passengers instead. What followed was a revolt among the city's population, enraged both at the police brutality and their incompetence. The crowd's reactions were comparable with the Rodney King riots. The documentary captures the media and society's responses to the event. As the chronicle intertwines the story of the standoff, it also presents biographical information about Sandro do Nascimento, which includes: his childhood as a survivor of the ""Candelaria"" child mass murders in the early 1990s; his subsequent adolescence in which he was sent to horrific juvenile delinquency facilities; as well, his trauma sustained from seeing his mother stabbed to death in front of him." R Art House and International|Documentary|Drama|Special Interest Oct 8, 2003 Jul 20, 2004 $ 140,901 133 minutes +478 "Tinto Brass scored his first major international success with this shocking but stylish tale of decadence in the Third Reich, inspired by a true story. Madame Kitty (Ingrid Thulin) is the proprietor of one of Berlin's most luxurious brothels, where many members of the Nazi high command are her regular customers. Kitty is approached by Helmut Wallenberg (Helmut Berger), an S.S. official who orders her to shut down her business and act as his partner as he founds a new bordello, which will exclusively cater to the elite of the Nazi Party and the German military. Unknown to Kitty, Wallenberg's brothel has been staffed entirely by women recruited by the S.S. for their loyalty to the Reich, and each room has been equipped with secret recording devices, which will allow Wallenberg and his staff to not only gather blackmail material against troublesome officers, but to discover who might be expressing disloyal thoughts about Hitler's regime when their guard is down. Margherita (Teresa Ann Savoy), a pretty young prostitute working for Kitty, is especially devoted to both her job and her country, but when she falls in love with Biondo (John Steiner), a German officer and frequent customer who has grown disillusioned with both the war and National Socialism, she discovers the true purpose of ""Salon Kitty,"" and sets out to destroy the operation, with Kitty's help. Both a scandal and a success in Europe, Salon Kitty initially played the exploitation circuit in the United States in an edited version titled Madame Kitty, though the shorter version still earned an X rating." R Art House and International|Cult Movies|Drama Tinto Brass Tinto Brass|Ennio De Concini|Maria Pia Fusco Dec 31, 1976 Sep 12, 2006 110 minutes +479 Five characters serve as metaphors for the five senses in this drama about human relationships from Canadian filmmaker Jeremy Podeswa. Ruth (Gabrielle Rose) works as a massage therapist; one day while giving a rubdown to Anna (Molly Parker), Ruth's teenage daughter Rachel (Nadia Litz) takes Anna's toddler daughter for a stroll in the park. However, Rachel loses track of the child and she's soon lost. While searching for her, Rachel meets Rupert (Brendan Fletcher), a voyeur who teaches her about the pleasures of observing others. Meanwhile, Robert (Daniel MacIvor) is a professional house cleaner with an unusually keen sense of smell. Convinced he can smell love, he starts to set up meetings with all of his former lovers to see if he can sniff out any feelings for him -- and, if not, find out why they stopped caring for him. Robert's friend Rona (Mary-Louise Parker) works as a baker but has no sense of taste, a severe occupational hazard. She also has romantic problems, thanks to the arrival of Roberto (Marco Leonardi), a man she met on a recent vacation in Italy. Finally, Richard (Philippe Volter) is an eye doctor who is losing his hearing. While this situation has left him horribly depressed, he meets a woman who helps him feel better about life. R Comedy|Drama Jeremy Podeswa Jeremy Podeswa Jul 14, 2000 Jan 23, 2001 105 minutes +482 Take out the trash, eat your broccoli-who needs moms, anyway? Nine-year-old Milo (Seth Green) finds out just how much he needs his mom (Joan Cusack) when she's nabbed by Martians who plan to steal her mom-ness for their own young. Produced by the team behind Disney's A Christmas Carol and The Polar Express, Mars Needs Moms showcases Milo's quest to save his mom-a wild adventure in 3D that involves stowing away on a spaceship, navigating an elaborate, multi-level planet and taking on the alien nation and their leader (Mindy Sterling). With the help of a tech-savvy, underground earthman named Gribble (Dan Fogler) and a rebel Martian girl called Ki (Elisabeth Harnois), Milo just might find his way back to his mom-in more ways than one. Based on the Book by Berkeley Breathed. -- (C) Disney PG Action and Adventure|Animation|Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Simon Wells Simon Wells|Wendy Wells Mar 11, 2011 Aug 9, 2011 $ 21,379,315 88 minutes Walt Disney Pictures +483 On the slopes of an active volcano in Guatemala, a marriage is arranged for 17-year-old Maria by her Kaqchikel parents. NR Art House and International|Drama Jayro Bustamante Jayro Bustamante Aug 19, 2016 Jan 17, 2017 $ 292,923 91 minutes +484 NR Comedy|Drama William Slater 100 minutes +486 Nanni Moretti joins forces with the great French actor Michel Piccoli to tell the story of Melville, a cardinal who suddenly finds himself elected as the next Pope. Never the front runner and completely caught off guard, he panics as he's presented to the faithful in St. Peter's Square. To prevent a world wide crisis, the Vatican's spokesman calls in an unlikely psychiatrist who is neither religious or all that committed, played by Moretti, to find out what is wrong with the new Pope. As the world nervously waits outside, inside the therapist tries to find a solution. But Cardinal Melville is adamant: he does not want the job, or at least needs time to think it over. What follows is a marvelous insight into the concept of a human being existing behind the title of God's representative on Earth. -- (C) IFC NR Comedy|Drama Nanni Moretti Nanni Moretti|Federica Pontremoli|Francesco Piccolo Apr 6, 2012 Sep 11, 2012 $ 480,926 104 minutes IFC Films +487 Based on J.G. Ballard's autobiographical novel, Empire of the Sun stars Christian Bale as a spoiled young British boy, living with his wealthy family in pre-World War II Shanghai. During the Japanese invasion, Bale is separated from his parents. With the help of soldier-of-fortune John Malkovich, Bale learns to survive without a retinue of servants at his beck and call. By the time Malkovich and Bale are tossed into a Japanese prison camp, the boy has picked up enough street-smarts and developed enough intestinal fortitude to regard his imprisonment as an exciting adventure. The story ends during the 1945 liberation: on the verge of manhood, the 13-year-old Bale will never again be the pampered, privileged brat whom we met in the early scenes. PG Drama Steven Spielberg Tom Stoppard|Menno Meyjes Dec 9, 1987 Nov 6, 2001 153 minutes +488 A recent college graduate, Barry B. Benson wants more out of life than the inevitable career that awaits him and every other worker in New Hive City--a job at Honex making honey. Barry jumps at the chance to venture out of the hive, and soon encounters a world beyond his wildest dreams. When Barry inadvertently meets a quirky florist named Vanessa, he breaks one of the cardinal rules of beedom--he talks to her. A friendship soon develops, and Barry gets a guided crash course in the ways of the human race. When he shockingly discovers that anyone can purchase honey right off the grocery store shelf, he realizes that his true calling is to stop this injustice and set the world right by suing the human race for stealing the bees' precious honey. PG Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family Spike Feresten|Jerry Seinfeld|Barry Marder|Andy Robin|Chuck Martin|Tom Papa Nov 2, 2007 Mar 11, 2008 $ 126,597,121 90 minutes Paramount Pictures +489 Ad executive Emory Leeson (Dudley Moore) decides to pursue the truth-in-advertising philosophy to its natural extreme and is institutionalized when his strategy meets with little approval from his boss (J.T. Walsh). At the mental ward, Leeson meets several patients and their brainstormed ideas revolutionize the advertising world. R Comedy Tony Bill Mitch Markowitz Apr 11, 1990 Jul 6, 2004 91 minutes +490 Following the 2011 super hit movie Singham, the honest & fearless Bajirao Singham returns to Mumbai being a DCP Mumbai Police. The story jumps into action when a police constable from Singham's squad is found dead having scampered away holding enormous sum of money and is charged of being corrupt. As the story unravels, Singham begins a quest to track a black marketer with tremendous influence within the political system. Guruji, a righteous politician and Singham's teacher, intends to change the society for the better but faces death threats from Baba's goons. During this blockbuster journey, DCP Singham fights these influential rogues in the system with utmost honesty, courage & diligence. (C) Official Site NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International Rohit Shetty $ 1,231,550 145 minutes Eros Entertainment +491 The jumbo-sized Baker family are back in this sequel to the 2003 box-office hit Cheaper by the Dozen. College football coach Tom Baker (Steve Martin) and his wife, author Kate Baker (Bonnie Hunt), have decided its time they took their sizable brood of 12 children on a summer vacation, and so they pack up the cars and take the kids to Lake Winnetka for some camping. Not all the kids are happy about this, but the one who is really annoyed turns out to be Tom, who discovers his old rival Jimmy Murtaugh (Eugene Levy) is also staying near the lake. Jimmy and his trophy wife, Sarina (Carmen Electra), also have a large family of eight children, and Jimmy and Tom seem intent upon one-upping each other at every opportunity. As the tensions mount, the Baker family and the Murtaugh clan face off in a not-so-good-natured series of family games to determine which of the parents have the greater bragging rights. In addition to Steve Martin and Bonnie Hunt, the actors playing the 12 Baker children from the 2003 film return for Cheaper by the Dozen 2, including Hilary Duff, Piper Perabo, Tom Welling, and Kevin Schmidt. PG Comedy|Kids and Family Adam Shankman Sam Harper Dec 21, 2005 May 23, 2006 $ 82,468,131 93 minutes 20th Century Fox +492 NR Action and Adventure Richard Stroud 110 minutes +493 Unlike other films by this title, the subject matter of Larry Cohen's murder mystery is a dastardly film director whose last movie plummeted at the box office in spite of flashy special effects. He wants to climb back up from this failure, so when he murders an aspiring actress in a Soho apartment, in a twist of his already twisted mind, he throws himself into a scheme to film a re-creation of the murder. As the movie plot, which is the director's plot, becomes more and more convoluted, he gets the detective assigned to the case to take part in his scheme and even gets the dead actress' husband to act out her murder in front of the camera. Laced with black humor and unexpected turns in the action, this director keeps the movie going, thanks to real director Larry Cohen who actually keeps the movie going. R Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Larry Cohen Larry Cohen Nov 16, 1984 Jun 1, 2004 103 minutes +494 This superbly animated children's tale is directed by Hayao Miyazaki, one of Japan's most beloved animators. The story follows Satsuke and Mei, two young girls who find that their new country home is in a mystical forest inhabited by a menagerie of mystical creatures called Totoros. They befriend O Totoro, the biggest and eldest Totoro, who is also the king of the forest. As their girls' mother lies sick in the hospital, O Totoro brings the sisters on a magical adventure but also helps them to understand the realities of life. Like most films released by Miyazaki's Studio Ghibli, this family-oriented feature has a powerful ecological theme. The English-language version of this film wasn't dubbed until many years later, explaining the presence of actors such as Dakota Fanning in the cast (who wasn't even born until 1994). G Animation|Drama|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Hayao Miyazaki Hayao Miyazaki Jan 1, 1988 Mar 7, 2006 87 minutes +495 A U.S. senator who is planning an upcoming election instructs his aid to escort his troublesome daughter to a reform school so he will not be embarrassed during the campaign. The aid (Martin Sheen), with the company of his friend (Alan Ruck), set off on a road trip with the headstrong daughter (Kerri Green) and find their hands full in this light comedy. PG Comedy|Drama Miguel Tejada-Flores|Tim Metcalfe|Richard Martini 98 minutes +496 NR Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Michael Shackleton 93 minutes +497 Newly divorced Emma Moriarty (Sally Field) moves herself and her young son to a small Arizona town, hoping to establish a horse farm. Town pharmacist Murphy Jones (James Garner), the town's most eligible bachelor, develops a platonic friendship with Emma, but he decides to keep his distance when her ex-husband Bobby Jack (Brian Kerwin), who claims he's changed his irresponsible ways, moves back in with her. At a party at Emma's ranch, Murphy and Bobby Jack get into a verbal row, but nothing is settled until Wanda (Anna Levine) shows up with two babies in tow, claiming that Bobby Jack is the father. Once rid of her ex, Emma commisserates with her friend Murphy at his drug store--and is quite surprised to discover that she's fallen in love with the older man, and he with her. Murphy's Romance is a very gentle romantic comedy; even Murphy's cast-away lady friend (Georgann Johnson) behaves like a civilized human being instead of a woman scorned. PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Romance Martin Ritt Dec 25, 1985 May 16, 2000 108 minutes +499 This comedy makes fun of teen comedies as it chronicles a Midwestern town's feverish preparations for a big weekend party. Much of the story centers around the mad scramble for both youngsters and adults to find appropriate dates. The story was penned by Saturday Night Live alumni Al Franken and Tom Davis. R Comedy Dennis Klein 96 minutes +500 An accidental murder finds a lesbian couple on the run in this dark and gritty thriller from director Monica Lisa Stambrini. When service station employee Lenni's (Regina Orioli) glamorous mother arrives to visit her daughter, the situation soon takes a turn for the worst when Lenni's girlfriend Stella (Maya Sansa) ends up killing the overbearing matriarch. Attempting to dispose of the body while avoiding the wrath of a trio of increasingly menacing joyriders, the duo's dilemma grows even more urgent as their savage act becomes difficult to cover up. When the couple offers a ride to an unsuspecting priest, the mother's disembodied voice continues to hound the pair from beyond the grave. NR Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Monica Stambrini|Monica Lisa Stambrini Monica Stambrini|Anne Riitta Ciccone|Elena Stancanelli|Monica Lisa Stambrini Jul 23, 2002 Nov 11, 2003 88 minutes +502 A frantic mother races to rescue her estranged daughter after a mysterious shipping container washes ashore nearby, and her entire neighborhood is quarantined. NR Horror Lawrence Gough Jun 21, 2009 Jul 6, 2010 76 minutes Revolver Entertainment +503 A Victorian English lord hosts a black-magic ceremony that resurrects Count Dracula in this, the fourth Hammer horror production to feature the notorious vampire. When the lord is killed, the vampire sets out to avenge his death, utilizing the killer's own children. R Art House and International|Classics|Drama|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Peter Sasdy Anthony Hinds|John Elder Jun 7, 1970 Apr 27, 2004 95 minutes +504 The directorial debut of filmmaker Jared Hess, who also co-wrote the screenplay, Napoleon Dynamite is a quirky, offbeat comedy set in the small Idaho town of Preston. Jon Heder stars in the titular role, a carrot-topped oddball with a decidedly eccentric family that includes his llama-loving, dune-buggy enthusiast grandmother. The story centers on the local high school's race for class president. Using some nontraditional means, Napoleon is determined to help his pal Pedro (Efrem Ramirez) run a winning campaign and defeat popular girl Summer (Haylie Duff). Also starring The Drew Carey Show's Diedrich Bader, Napoleon Dynamite premiered at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. PG Comedy Jared Hess Jared Hess|Jerusha Hess Jun 11, 2004 Dec 21, 2004 $ 44,478,018 86 minutes Fox Searchlight Pictures +505 Premiering to rave reviews at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, THE KINGS OF SUMMER is a unique coming-of-age comedy about three teenage friends - Joe (Nick Robinson), Patrick (Gabriel Basso) and the eccentric and unpredictable Biaggio (Moises Arias) - who, in the ultimate act of independence, decide to spend their summer building a house in the woods and living off the land. Free from their parents' rules, their idyllic summer quickly becomes a test of friendship as each boy learns to appreciate the fact that family - whether it is the one you're born into or the one you create - is something you can't run away from. (c) CBS Films R Comedy Jordan Vogt-Roberts Chris Galletta May 31, 2013 Sep 24, 2013 $ 1,300,000 95 minutes CBS Films +507 "Based on a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Oscar Hijuelos, The Mambo Kings are brothers Cesar (Armand Assante) and Nestor Castillo (Antonio Banderas), Cuban musicians who immigrate to New York City to find fame and fortune in 1950s America. After hitting it big on the nightclub circuit, the duo scores a huge chart hit with ""Beautiful Maria of My Soul,"" a song penned by the sensitive Nestor in an attempt to exorcise the spirit of the woman who broke his heart. The hit captures the attention of the patron saint of Cuban musicians, Desi Arnaz (played by his son Desi Jr.), who enlists the Castillos to appear on his I Love Lucy television program. As quickly as the Mambo Kings' star rose, however, it begins to fall; they never again achieve the kind of attention lavished on them following their TV appearance. The doomed Nestor marries a woman named Delores (Maruschka Detmers), but can never shake his love for Maria; compulsive womanizer Cesar loves Delores himself, while his arrogance continually alienates key figures in the star-making machinery." R Art House and International|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Arne Glimcher|Arnold Glimcher Cynthia Cidre Feb 28, 1992 Aug 16, 2005 85 minutes +508 In this action-horror flick from director Robert Rodriguez and screenwriter Quentin Tarantino, Tarantino stars with George Clooney as a pair of bad-to-the-bone brothers named Seth and Richie Gecko. After a string of robberies that left a river of blood in the Geckos' wake, the sadistic siblings head to Mexico to live the good life. To get over the border, they kidnap Jacob Fuller, a widowed preacher played by Harvey Keitel, and his two children, Kate (Juliette Lewis) and Scott (Ernest Liu). Once south of the border, the quintet park their RV at a rough-and-tumble trucker bar called The Titty Twister, where Seth and Richie are supposed to meet a local thug. After a couple of drinks, they realize that they're not in a typical bar, as the entire place begins to teem with vicious, blood-sucking vampires. With the odds stacked greatly against them, the Fullers and Geckos team together in hopes of defeating the creatures of the night. Makeup artist Tom Savini and blaxploitation star Fred Williamson appear as allies against the vampires, and Cheech Marin fills three different roles. R Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Robert Rodriguez Robert Krutzman|Quentin Tarantino Jan 19, 1996 Jun 15, 1998 107 minutes +509 After several years' service with the Marines in World War II, Tyrone Power made his much anticipated return to the screen in The Razor's Edge. Power is appropriately cast as disillusioned World War I vet Larry Darrell, who returns from hostilities questioning his old values. To find himself, Larry joins several other members of the Lost Generation in Paris. He is disillusioned once more when the society deb whom he loves, Isabel Bradley (Gene Tierney), marries another for wealth and position. She returns to Larry's life to break up his romance with unstable, alcoholic Sophie MacDonald (Anne Baxter in a powerhouse Oscar-winning performance). After Sophie's death, Larry determines that the life offered him by Isabel is not to his liking, and continues seeking his true place in the scheme of things. Acting as a respite between the plot's various intrigues is Clifton Webb as a waspish social arbiter, who ends up a lonely, dying man, imperiously dictating arrangements for his own funeral. The Razor's Edge was based on the novel by W. Somerset Maugham, who appears onscreen in the form of Herbert Marshall. The film would be remade in 1984, with Bill Murray in the Tyrone Power role. This film re-teamed Tierney and Webb two years after their appearance together in Laura. NR Classics|Drama|Romance Edmund Goulding Jan 1, 1946 May 24, 2005 146 minutes +512 NR Art House and International|Classics|Drama|Romance Norman Foster|Alfredo Gomez de la Vega 111 minutes +513 Force Z is a crack Australian military corps during World War II. When a plane carrying a high-profile Japanese defector crash-lands somewhere in the South Pacific, it's up to Force Z to find it. Complicating matters is a traitor in the good guys' midst. John Philip Law heads the cast of Attack Force Z, but some video companies have bestowed top billing upon Mel Gibson, originally listed 3rd in the cast. The film also features an early leading peformance by Sam Neill. NR Action and Adventure|Drama Tim Burstall Roger Marshall|Roger Marshall Feb 5, 1982 Apr 17, 2007 84 minutes +515 In this western, a US cavalry unit attempts to deliver a peace treaty to a prominent Native chief. To reach him, the unit must cross the deadly flats of Death Valley and endure attacks from those opposing the treaty. Mayhem ensues, but in the end, they succeed. NR Action and Adventure|Western Lesley Selander Richard Alan Simmons|Martin Berkeley 89 minutes +516 "In this made-for-TV movie, lonely middle-aged widow Helen Mercer hires the deceptively sweet Adele Murphy as her companion. What she doesn't know (but we do, thanks to a rather violent prologue) is that ""Adele"" is really an extortionist named Gretchen, in league with her homicidal con-artist boyfriend Jay." NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense Gordon Hessler 78 minutes +517 In this spooky thriller, an evil sorcerer invites an innocent young man and his girl friend to his dark and scary mansion. The two have no idea that the black magician is planning to sacrifice the young man to atone for the evil misdeeds of his ancestors who 200 years ago burned the wizard's relative, a witch, at the stake. A crazy party precedes the gruesome ritual. Fortunately for the young couple the sage Professor March (80-year-old Boris Karloff in one of his final films) is also a skilled magic maker and is there to save them. The film is also titled Curse of the Crimson Altar and The Crimson Altar. PG Horror Vernon Sewell Mervyn Haisman|Henry Lincoln 87 minutes +518 Since the moment they met at age 5, Rosie (Lily Collins) and Alex (Sam Claflin) have been best friends, facing the highs and lows of growing up side by side. A fleeting shared moment, one missed opportunity, and the decisions that follow send their lives in completely different directions. As each navigates the complexities of life, love, and everything in between, they always find their way back to each other - but is it just friendship, or something more? Based on Cecelia Ahern's bestselling novel, LOVE, ROSIE is a heart-warming, modern comedy-of-errors posing the ultimate question: do we really only get one shot at true love?(C) Film Arcade R Comedy|Romance Christian Ditter Juliette Towhidi Feb 6, 2015 May 5, 2015 102 minutes Film Arcade +520 From bestselling author, Max Lucado, comes The Christmas Candle, a timeless holiday film for the entire family. Deep in the heart of the English countryside lies the enchanting village of Gladbury. Legend has it every 25 years an angel visits the village candlemaker and touches a single candle. Whoever lights this candle receives a miracle on Christmas Eve. But in 1890, at the dawn of the electric age, this centuries old legend may come to an end. When David Richmond (Hans Matheson), a progressive young minister, arrives in Gladbury, the villagers discover a new formula for miracles: good deeds and acts of kindness. While David's quest to modernize Gladbury sets him at odds with the old world candlemaker, he finds an unlikely ally in the lovely skeptic, Emily Barstow (Samantha Barks). Now, the fiery candlemaker must fight to preserve the legacy of the Christmas Candle. But when the candle goes missing, the miraculous and human collide in the most astonishing Christmas the village of Gladbury has ever seen. (c) Official Facebook PG Drama|Kids and Family John Stephenson Candace Lee|Eric Newman Nov 22, 2013 Nov 4, 2014 $ 2,209,479 100 minutes Echolight Studios +522 A large-format Imax film about the career of Michael Jordan. G Documentary|Special Interest|Sports and Fitness Jonathan Hock May 5, 2000 Feb 13, 2001 45 minutes +523 When a group of college students volunteer to stay in their dorm over break to help out with some work, they soon discover that they are being stalked by a gruesome and innovative killer. R Horror Stephen Carpenter|Jeffrey Obrow Apr 1, 1982 Mar 8, 2005 85 minutes +524 Possibly Ingmar Bergman's greatest film, this profound character study chronicles an automobile trip taken by an elderly medical professor to accept an honorary degree. Incidents and conversations occurring during the journey are intermixed with dreams and memories as the old man comes to terms with the life he has lived. NR Drama Ingmar Bergman Ingmar Bergman Dec 26, 1957 Feb 12, 2002 90 minutes +526 "Norman Jewison's adaptation of the long-running Broadway musical is set in the Ukranian ghetto village of Anatevka (the film was actually lensed in Yugoslavia). Israeli actor Topol repeats his London stage role as Tevye the milkman, whose equilibrium is constantly being challenged by his poverty, the prejudicial attitudes of non-Jews, and the romantic entanglements of his five daughters. Whenever the weight of the world becomes too much for him, Tevye carries on lengthy conversations with God, who does not answer but is at least more willing to listen than the milkman's remonstrative wife Golde. After arranging a marriage between his oldest daughter Tzeitel and wealthy butcher Lazar Wolf, Tevye is forced to do some quick rearranging when the girl falls in love with poor tailor Motel Kamzoil. Fancying himself more broad-minded than his gentile oppressors, Tevye cannot accept the notion that his other daughter Chava would want to marry Fyedka, a non-Jew. And after shouting the praises of ""tradition,"" Tevye must change his tune-and his entire life-when he and his neighbors are forced out of Anatevka by the Czar's minions. Topol's co-stars include Norma Crane as Golde, Yiddish theater legend Molly Picon as Yente the matchmaker, and Leonard Frey as Motel." G Classics|Comedy|Drama|Kids and Family|Musical and Performing Arts Norman Jewison Joseph Stein Nov 3, 1971 Jun 30, 1998 179 minutes +527 Jackie Chan has become known for doing the dangerous stunts his characters perform in the films. This documentary, hosted by the actor, shows how some of those stunts were rehearsed and what happens when some of the stunts go wrong. NR Action and Adventure|Documentary|Television Jackie Chan|Xavier Lee Bey Logan 90 minutes +528 The last thing the two Savage siblings ever wanted to do was look back on their undeniably dysfunctional family legacy. Wendy is a self-medicating struggling East Village playwright, AKA a temp who spends her days applying for grants and stealing office supplies, dating her very married neighbor. Jon is an obsessive compulsive college professor writing obscure books on even more obscure subjects in Buffalo who still can't commit to his girlfriend after four years even though her cooking brings him tears of joy. Then, out of the blue, comes the call that changes everything. They're told that the father they have long feared and avoided, Lenny Savage, has lost his marbles. And, there is no one to help him but his kids. Now, as they put the middle of their already arrested lives on hold, Wendy and Jon must live together under one roof for the first time since childhood, soon rediscovering the eccentricities that drove each other crazy. Faced with complete upheaval and the ultimate sibling rivalry battle over how to handle their father's final days, they are forced to face the past and finally start to realize what adulthood, family and, most surprisingly, each other are really about. R Comedy|Drama Tamara Jenkins Tamara Jenkins Nov 28, 2007 Apr 22, 2008 $ 6,426,953 114 minutes Fox Searchlight Pictures +531 In this adventure, set in the wilds of Montana, mountain man Lewis Gates goes on a routine manhunt and finds himself embroiled in solving the mysterious disappearance of three murderous fugitives. Traveling deep into the wilderness, Lewis discovers an ancient Cheyenne village hidden behind a strange waterfall. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Television|Western Tab Murphy Tab Murphy Sep 8, 1995 Jan 15, 2002 117 minutes +533 Jack Lemmon is Sam Bissel, a happily married ad man who finds himself in an awkward position. Mr. Nurdinger, Sam's new and wealthy client, prizes a wholesome lifestyle above anything else. He puts his faith in wholesome Sam to handle the campaign for his product. Sam has a dilemma, however, when he is offered PG-13 Classics|Comedy David Swift Jim Fritzell|Everett Greenbaum|David Swift Jul 22, 1964 Jun 9, 2009 130 minutes +534 "This is the true story of Rocky Dennis (Eric Stoltz), a personable young man suffering from ""lionitis,"" a fatal disease which causes hideous facial disfigurement. The son of freewheeling biker Rusty Dennis (Cher), Rocky is accepted without question by his mom's boyfriends and cycle buddies, but treated with pity, condescension, and disgust by much of the outside world. The local high school principal tries to get Rocky classified as brain-damaged so he won't have to enroll the boy in his school, but Rusty fights for her son's rights with the ferocity of a mother lioness. Rocky makes friends easily both at school and at summer camp. He also falls in love with Diana (Laura Dern), a blind girl who cannot see his deformed countenance and is entranced by the boy's kindness and compassion. Now that he's got his own life in order, Rocky sets about to wean his chronically depressed mother from her drug habit. Mask is the sort of story that might have ending up wallowing in its own pathos had the acting, direction and scriptwriting (by Anna Hamilton Phelan) been anything less than very good. The film proved a much-needed financial success for director Peter Bogdanovich, though unfortunately it didn't come soon enough to stave off his declaring personal bankruptcy." R Drama Peter Bogdanovich Anna Hamilton Phelan|Peter Bogdanovich Mar 8, 1985 Oct 10, 2000 120 minutes +535 "This first entry in the long-running (some would say interminable) British ""Carry On"" series is at base a collection of motheaten army jokes, albeit served up with freshness and energy. Future Doctor Who star William Hartnell plays Sergeant Major Grimshaw, whose fondest wish is to win the coveted Best Troop Award before his retirement. Alas, this may never come to pass: his newest batch of conscripts include some of the biggest and stupidest foul-ups in military history. Popular comedian-cartoonist Bob Monkhouse and cockney bombshell Shirley Eaton head up the supporting cast, which includes such ""Carry On"" stalwarts-to-be as Kenneth Connor, Charles Hawtrey and Kenneth Williams. Carry On Sergeant was very loosely based on The Bull Boys, a novel by R. F. Delderfield." NR Comedy Gerald Thomas John Antrobus|Norman Hudis 85 minutes +537 In director Richard Lester's Cuba, Sean Connery plays British soldier-of-fortune Robert Dapes, sent to Havana during the last days of the Batista regime. He is supposed to train Batista's soldiers for their upcoming confrontations with Castro's followers. As Dapes becomes increasingly sympathetic towards the rebel cause, he takes a few precious moments to renew his romance with Alexandra Pulido (Brooke Adams), who is now married to Juan Pulido (Chris Sarandon). The basic thrust of the film is that unchecked capitalism is perfectly capable of collapsing under its own weight -- and that lofty idealism can be easily forgotten once absolute power is within one's grasp. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Richard Lester Charles Wood|Charles Wood Dec 21, 1979 Apr 16, 2002 121 minutes +539 Dex and his friends have twisted the philosophies of Lao-tzu, Heidegger and Groucho Marx into a foolproof theory of dating, The Tao of Steve, which provides rule-by-rule guidelines for how to transform ordinary Joes into charismatic Steve McQueen's. Back in college, Dex was the big man on campus. But we meet Dex ten years after graduation as he endures one of life's great humbling experiences; the college reunion. Now an overweight kindergarten teacher, Dex is immune to the shocked stares of the young women who were once his conquests. While trying to pick up a student bartender, Dex is struck by another woman, the gorgeous Syd, who rides motorcycles and designs sets for the Santa Fe Opera. Through a series of circumstances, Syd and Dex are thrown together and he soon finds himself questioning his belief in all things Steve. As Dex falls in love with her, Sy appears immune to his charms and with good reason. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Romance Jenniphr Goodman Duncan North|Greer Goodman|Jenniphr Goodman Aug 4, 2000 Mar 20, 2001 $ 2,586,310 87 minutes +541 Britain's political firebrand Ken Loach goes to '80s Nicaragua, for a Contra-indicated romance between a political refugee and a Scots bus driver. Earnest, infuriating. NR Drama|Romance Ken Loach Paul Laverty Jun 26, 1998 Apr 13, 1999 127 minutes +542 "After forays into film noir, thrillers, dramas, and even documentaries, director John Dahl tries the teen horror genre on for size. Paul Walker stars as Lewis Thomas, a college freshman embarking on a cross-country road trip during summer break to pick up his girlfriend Venna (Leelee Sobieski). Along for the ride is Lewis' brother Fuller (Steve Zahn), a practical joker who uses the car's CB radio to play a cruel prank on a lonely trucker known only by the handle Rusty Nail. The victim of Fuller's gag turns out to be a psychotic murderer and soon the brothers are being pursued by the relentless stalker, who gets his revenge in gruesome fashion. Joy Ride, which co-stars Matthew Kimbrough, was produced under the working title ""Squelch.""" R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense John Dahl Oct 5, 2001 Mar 12, 2002 $ 21,254,983 96 minutes 20th Century Fox +544 "Charlie Chan (Sidney Toler) lumbers through another mysterious mystery in Monogram's The Shanghai Cobra. The plot this time concerns the US government's efforts to protect a cache of valuable radium. Someone who wants to get his (or her)hands on the valuable mineral has been killing a number of people, apparently using a deadly cobra as the murder weapon. Despite the intrusive ""assistance"" of his son Tommy (Benson Fong) and his nervous chauffeur Birmingham (Mantan Moreland), Charlie Chan solves the case. 70-year-old Sidney Toler was obviously tiring of the Charlie Chan role; in some scenes, it looks as though his costars are feeding him his lines" NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Phil Karlson Sep 29, 1945 Jul 6, 2004 64 minutes +545 Highly controversial at the time of its release, Robert Aldrich's bitter comedy-drama stars Beryl Reid as a soap opera star who is engaged in a dissolving lesbian relationship with an aspiring young actress (Susannah York). R Classics|Comedy|Drama|Television Robert Aldrich Lukas Heller Dec 12, 1968 Aug 23, 2005 138 minutes +547 "This delightfully vulgar sex farce about infidelity and mistaken identity features Dean Martin as ""Dino,"" an alcoholic playboy musician who falls for the charming wife of an aspiring songwriter." PG-13 Classics|Comedy|Romance Billy Wilder Dec 22, 1964 Jul 15, 2003 126 minutes +548 Based upon a play by screenwriter Brad Fraser, Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love, Denys Arcand's dark-humored drama Love and Human Remains follows the lives of a group of young Canadians, with a particular focus on their romantic and sexual experiences. The central characters are two roommates, David and Candy. The cynical, witty David is a former television actor turned waiter, the lonely, dissatisfied Candy a book critic; the two were formerly lovers, before David proclaimed his homosexuality. Candy is also questioning her sexuality, having begun a lesbian affair after wondering if her failures with men indicates she might be happier with a woman; meanwhile, David is becoming acquainted with Kane, a handsome, young busboy of uncertain sexuality who idolizes the older David. The other members of the ensemble are also somehow connected to the roommates, through friendship or romance, including Benita, a young dominatrix and part-time psychic, and Bernie, a boastful but insecure young businessman. The couplings and shifting relationships of these characters are intercut with the rather more severe story of a serial murderer who has been terrorizing the city's women, allowing Arcand to place the film's melodramatic elements in an edgier context. R Comedy|Drama Denys Arcand Jan 1, 1993 Jan 23, 1996 100 minutes +549 A sexy comedy about the carnal exploits of a cab driver who gets mixed up with gang of jewel thieves. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Stanley Long Suzanne Mercer 89 minutes +550 Before Penny Marshall brought Big to the big screen, an Italian director, Franco Amurri, released this body-changing movie. In his story, Marco (Ioska Versari) is a bedwetter whose mother scolds him one time too often, and his classmates tease him one time too often. The finishing touch is that his father neglects to bring him a Lego set for his birthday. He promptly puts all his heart into wishing he were big and not subject to these indignities. The result is that he bursts through his clothes in the guise of a middle-aged man (Renato Pozzetto) and seeks refuge in the house of his former schoolteacher. Mentally, he is still eight years old, and it's a puzzle what to do with him until someone discovers that he has an uncanny rapport with children. Then he becomes a full-time babysitter -- at least, until he is suspected of abducting the by-now long-missing child Marco. NR Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Franco Amurri 96 minutes +551 Written and directed by Peter Ustinov, Vice Versa is a one-joke fantasy comedy which manages to hold up almost to the very end. Anthony Newley plays the funloving son of stuffy stockbroker Roger Livesy. Father and son come into possession of a magic stone, and place a wish upon it. The result: Newley inherits Livesy's brain and personality, and vice versa. The best moments involve the suddenly matured Newley's besting of feet-of-clay schoolmaster James Robertson Justice. Not successful enough to spawn a cycle in 1947, Vice Versa is nonetheless an intriguing precursor of the brief spate of identity-switch comedies of the late 1980s--one of which was also titled Vice Versa. NR Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Peter Ustinov 111 minutes +552 A pair of unethical burglar-alarm salesmen break into homes in order to scare up business. R Comedy|Drama Evan Dunsky Evan Dunsky Jan 1, 1997 Feb 2, 1999 91 minutes +554 1970s-era DC antihero Jonah Hex makes his way to the big screen as co-screenwriters Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor (Crank, Gamer) team to follow the disfigured gunslinger and part-time bounty hunter on his biggest adventure yet. Supernatural elements combine with Western aesthetics to take viewers on a wild and bloody ride, with Josh Brolin leading the way as Hex and John Malkovich stepping into the villainous role of Turnbull. Jimmy Hayward (Horton Hears a Who) directs. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Horror|Western Jimmy Hayward Mark Neveldine|Brian Taylor Jun 18, 2010 Oct 12, 2010 $ 10,500,000 84 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +555 This wistful drama is set in the summer of 1970 and follows the adventures of four 12-year-old girls as they attempt to solve a murder. When not involved with that, the girls have fun, play pranks on the town boys, and talk about their rapidly changing lives and bodies. PG-13 Comedy|Drama Lesli Linka Glatter Oct 20, 1995 Dec 21, 1999 96 minutes +556 "Adapted from Josephine Hart's spare novel by British screenwriter David Hare and French director Louis Malle, this brooding erotic drama concerns the obsessive sexual relationship between an English politician and his son's lover. Stephen Flemming (Jeremy Irons), an up-and-coming member of Parliament, has a beautiful and loving wife, Ingrid (Miranda Richardson), and two children, including son Martyn (Rupert Graves), a successsful journalist. Sparks fly, however, when Stephen meets beautiful art-world denizen Anna Barton (Juliette Binoche), Martyn's new girlfriend. A measured, seemingly passionless man who believes that life can be controlled, Stephen suddenly finds himself unable to resist brief but intense liaisons with the mysterious, melancholy Anna. Eventually she explains the palpable air of sadness that hangs over her: When she was 15, her beloved older brother committed suicide because he could not possess her. ""Remember,"" Anna warns Stephen, ""Damaged people are dangerous. They know they can survive."" Drawn to Anna and the passion she engenders in him, Stephen tries to justify his betrayal by telling himself Martyn isn't serious about Anna; he is stunned, then, when the two announce their engagement. On the advice of Anna's mother (Leslie Caron), who sees right through the charade, Stephen tries to break things off. But soon the affair resumes with full force, eventually destroying several lives. Although Damage's stark, frank sex scenes were trimmed to attain an R rating for theatrical release, the original, uncut version is available on video and DVD. Richardson received an Oscar nomination for her work." R Drama Louis Malle David Hare 111 minutes +559 A pair of hot young southern California surfers are shocked to discover that one of them is the crown prince of a little-known Southeast Asian country. This youth-oriented comedy chronicles their adventures as they try to avoid a pack of fighters sent out by the country's tyrannical king to kill them and make their way across the sea to fulfill their destiny. PG Comedy|Kids and Family Neal Israel Dan Gordon Aug 20, 1993 Sep 3, 2002 87 minutes +560 "Intended as Universal Pictures' entry in the ""all-star musical"" cycle of the early talkie era, King of Jazz is certainly the most elaborate of the bunch, though far from the most successful financially. Staged by Broadway impresario John Murray Anderson, the film is held together by the charismatic personality of rotund bandleader Paul Whiteman. The show begins with a Walter Lantz cartoon wherein it is recalled how Whiteman earned the title of the King of Jazz (Lantz's animated star Oswald Rabbit makes a brief appearance). Then Whiteman appears in the flesh (and plenty of it), coaxing his miniaturized orchestra out of a small box. The film then assumes the traditional revue format, with brief comedy sketches featuring such Universal contractees as Laura LaPlante and Slim Summerville interspersed with some of the most spectacular production numbers ever captured on film. The musical talent includes John Boles, the Rhythm Boys (with Bing Crosby), and ""swing"" violinist Joe Venuti. Highlights include a full-length ""picturization"" of Gershwin's ""Rhapsody in Blue"" (with Gershwin look-alike Roy Bargy at the piano), the surrealistic ""Happy Feet"", the splendiferous ""Bridal Veil"", and the gargantuan ""Melting Pot"" finale. The current Technicolor negative of King of Jazz, lovingly assembled from pristine original prints and battered dupes, runs 93 minutes -- some 12 minutes short of the film's original length." NR Musical and Performing Arts|Special Interest Charles MacArthur|Harry Ruskin Apr 20, 1930 Mar 27, 2018 93 minutes +561 A child discovers a whole new world when he runs away from home in the family drama Prince Of Central Park. JJ (played by Frankie Nasso) is a boy living in New York with his foster mother (Cathy Moriarty). To say they don't get along is an understatement; one day JJ decides he's so tired of her abuse and tirades that he leaves his home for good, determined to make a home for himself in Central Park. JJ soon meets another resident of the park, an eccentric who calls himself the Guardian (Harvey Keitel); while the Guardian seems frightening at first, he soon proves to be a true friend to JJ. JJ also makes friends with Rebecca and Noah (Kathleen Turner and Danny Aiello), a couple who never entirely recovered from the death of their son several years ago. Rebecca and Noah take JJ under their wings, and JJ helps them come to terms with their loss. Prince Of Central Park was the first family film from the production company of Seagal/Nasso, co-founded by stone-faced action star Steven Seagal. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama|Kids and Family|Mystery and Suspense John Leekley John Leekley Aug 1, 2000 Nov 21, 2000 109 minutes +562 Kajol and Shah Rukh Khan star in the powerful tale of passion and revenge about a man who must decide whether to avenge the death of his family or forsake all for the love of his enemy's daughter. NR Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Mastan Burmawalla|Abbas Alibhai Burmawalla|Mastan Alibhai Burmawalla Javed Siddiqui|Robin Bhatt|Akash Khurana Nov 12, 1993 Dec 29, 1998 175 minutes +563 Kat Ellis is looking for the right man -- now PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Romance Clare Kilner Dana Fox Feb 4, 2005 Aug 16, 2005 $ 32,000,000 89 minutes Universal Pictures +564 "For super-dog ""Bolt"", every day is filled with adventure, danger and intrigue - at least until the cameras stop rolling. When the star of a hit TV show is accidentally shipped from his Hollywood soundstage to New York City, he begins his biggest adventure yet - a cross-country journey through the real world to get back to his owner and co-star, Penny. Armed only with the delusions that all his amazing feats and powers are real, and the help of two unlikely traveling companions -- a jaded, abandoned housecat named Mittens and a TV-obsessed hamster named Rhino -- Bolt discovers he doesn't need superpowers to be a hero." PG Action and Adventure|Animation|Comedy Nov 21, 2008 Mar 24, 2009 $ 114,053,579 96 minutes Walt Disney Pictures +565 Nick Broomfield directed this controversial documentary about Aileen Wuornos, a Florida prostitute who confessed to killing seven men between 1989 and 1990. Though Wuornos claimed to have acted in self-defense, she was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to death. While Wuornos was befriended by Arlene Pralle, an eccentric, born-again Christian determined to save Aileen's soul, her lawyer, Steve Glazer, was primarily concerned with whatever money could be gleaned from Wuornos' grisly notoriety. (At one point, he offered to give Broomfield an exclusive interview with Wuornos, and all her personal effects following her death, for 25,000 dollars.) Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer examines Wuornos' short, strange career as a media figure, and takes a closer look at her crimes as well as at irregularities in the police investigation of the murders. R Art House and International|Documentary|Special Interest Nick Broomfield Oct 9, 1993 Apr 27, 2004 90 minutes +566 Both actress Judy Davis and director Gillian Armstrong made a big splash on the international scene with this charming Australian film that examines late 19th century Australian society from the perspective of a headstrong woman who refuses to follow convention. The film charts the developing self-awareness of Sybylla Melvyn (Judy Davis) as she grows from an insecure tomboy to a self-assured woman. Sybylla wants to be a writer and stuns her family and friends by her insistence on following her dream. Despite the objections of her family acquaintances, she rejects the marriage proposal from the rich Harry Beecham (Sam Neill) to continue going her own way, in spite of the odds stacked against her in a repressive Victorian environment. G Art House and International|Drama|Romance Gillian Armstrong Eleanor Witcombe Aug 17, 1979 May 31, 2005 101 minutes Westchester Films +567 Now graduated from college and out in the real world where it takes more than a cappella to get by, the Bellas return in Pitch Perfect 3, the next chapter in the beloved series that has taken in more than PG-13 Comedy Trish Sie Mike White|Kay Cannon Dec 22, 2017 Mar 20, 2018 $ 104,880,310 +571 "While most martial arts films focus mainly on showing the moves, strikes and blows of the combatants, they don't show the logical consequences of these battles in any detail. The Streetfighter does, and it won an ""X"" rating for violence when it was released to the U.S. in 1975. This cult film and its three sequels are thought to be particular favorites of American director Quentin Tarantino. Sonny Chiba stars as Terry, a mercenary hired by the Yakuza and Mafia to kidnap a wealthy heiress. The mobs refuse to pay his large fee for the job, and he immediately changes sides. Much of the violent and gory action takes place aboard an oil tanker; though injured, Terry still takes out at least half of his many opponents." R Action and Adventure|Art House and International Shigehiro Ozawa Nov 1, 1974 Jan 1, 2002 92 minutes +572 Earl and Hank have only one thing in common: they're both L.A.P.D. rejects. One just got kicked out of the force--the other can't even get in. After confronting each other on opposite sides of the law, during a traffic stop that escalates out of control, these two luckless individuals end up partnered as lowly security guards. Despite being damned to the lowest rung of the law enforcement ladder, Earl and Hank uncover a sophisticated smuggling operation led by Nash and his band of thugs. When Earl and Hank get their hands on some hot property, they go on the run from, first, the bad guys, then, the L.A.P.D.--led by Lt. Washington and Detective McDuff. What these two unlikely partners do to law enforcement is a crime, but they just might save the day. That is, if they don't kill each other first. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama Dennis Dugan David Ronn|Jay Scherick Jan 17, 2003 May 27, 2003 $ 35,764,982 91 minutes Sony Pictures +573 A young man and his pals rule supreme at their local roller-skating rink, but when the doors close, the boys venture into foreign territory -- uptown's Sweetwater Roller Rink, complete with over-the-top skaters and beautiful girls. Through his preparation for the roller-showdown of the season, the young man manages to find himself and also help his struggling dad get back on track. PG-13 Comedy|Drama Sep 23, 2005 Dec 13, 2005 $ 17,364,602 118 minutes Fox Searchlight Pictures +576 The thirst for vengeance fuels determination in an irresponsible young man in this classic Hong Kong martial arts film. Despite the fact that his father is a respected rebel leader, young Iron Monkey opts to spend his carefree days gambling and breaking into the occasional bout of fisticuffs. His fun is short-lived, however, when his father and the rest of the rebel forces are arrested and executed in a harrowing Manchurian massacre. Fleeing into the woods to escape his malicious attackers, young Iron Monkey soon finds refuge in a local Shaolin monastery. Though things are hard going for him at first, Iron Monkey is soon taken in by the legendary Bitter Monk and enrolled into a grueling training regimen. Only when he has mastered the art of Monkey-Style kung fu will young Iron Monkey be prepared to take revenge on the fearsome chief of the Manchus. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International 90 minutes +578 "Woody Allen's gentle and nostalgic tribute to the glory days of radio and coming-of-age during World War II plays like Fellini's Amarcord filtered through Neil Simon. The nominal star is Seth Green as Joe, a teenage Jewish boy, growing up with a house full of relatives in Brooklyn. Allen cuts between Joe's working class neighborhood of Rockaway Beach, Queens, and the glittery and glamorous world of radio in Manhattan. Joe's favorite radio hero is The Masked Avenger (Wallace Shawn), and he dreams of getting The Masked Avenger Secret Decoder Ring. Using all the money they have collected for Israel, Joe and his friends buy the ring, much to the shock of his mother (Julie Kavner) and the local rabbi. His father (Michael Tucker), a business failure embarrassed to be seen driving a taxi, is an ineffective and distant man. His uncle Abe (Josh Mostel) is obsessed with eating. His Aunt Bea (Dianne Wiest) is obsessed with getting married. All together, these relatives make up a rather chaotic life in Brooklyn for Joe. Interspersed with these family relations are vignettes of radio lore --from the cigarette girl (Mia Farrow) who wants to strike it big in radio, to the ""Name That Tune"" jackpot telephone call answered by a burglar, who guesses the right answer and wins the victimized homeowners a cornucopia of valuable prizes." PG Comedy|Drama Woody Allen Woody Allen Jan 30, 1987 Nov 6, 2001 96 minutes +579 In the riveting suspense drama, CHAPPAQUIDDICK, the scandal and mysterious events surrounding the tragic drowning of a young woman, as Ted Kennedy drove his car off the infamous bridge, are revealed in the new movie starring Jason Clarke as Ted Kennedy and Kate Mara as Mary Jo Kopechne. Not only did this event take the life of an aspiring political strategist and Kennedy insider, but it ultimately changed the course of presidential history forever. Through true accounts, documented in the inquest from the investigation in 1969, director John Curran and writers Andrew Logan and Taylor Allen, intimately expose the broad reach of political power, the influence of America's most celebrated family; and the vulnerability of Ted Kennedy, the youngest son, in the shadow of his family legacy. PG-13 Mystery and Suspense John Curran Taylor Allen|Andrew Logan Apr 6, 2018 Jul 10, 2018 101 minutes +580 In this western, John Wayne stars as Rocklin, a ranch hand who gets involved in the lives of those who run the KC Ranch -- and those who would like to run it. After Rocklin begins to dig too deeply into the local affairs, he is accused of murder. NR Classics|Western|Romance Paul Fix Sep 29, 1944 May 3, 2005 79 minutes +581 "David Wagner is a Nineties kid with a Fifties addiction. He's hooked on reruns of a classic television show called ""Pleasantville,"" set in a simple place where everyone is swell and perky, ""confrontation"" is a dirty word and life is pleasingly pleasant. Addicted to this utopian world, David immerses himself in ""Pleasantville"" as an innocent escape from the trouble-plagued real world that he must share with his ultra-hip, totally popular twin sister, Jennifer. But one evening, life takes a bizarre twist when a peculiar repairman gives him a strange remote control, which zaps David and his sister straight into Pleasantville. All the repressed desires of life in the Fifties begin to boil up through the people of Pleasantville, changing their lives in strange and wonderful ways that none of them had even dared to dream of, until they were visited by two kids from the real world." PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Gary Ross Gary Ross Oct 23, 1998 Mar 23, 1999 125 minutes New Line Cinema +582 When a half-Chechen, half-Russian, brutally tortured immigrant turns up in Hamburg's Islamic community, laying claim to his father's ill-gotten fortune, both German and US security agencies take a close interest: as the clock ticks down and the stakes rise, the race is on to establish this most wanted man's true identity - oppressed victim or destruction-bent extremist? (c) Roadside Attractions R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Anton Corbijn Andrew Bovell Jul 25, 2014 Nov 4, 2014 $ 14,037,964 121 minutes Lionsgate/Roadside Attractions +583 This romantic war drama takes place in the political turmoil of Ireland in 1916. While the British battle European aggressors in World War I, The Irish Republican Army makes a secret deal with the Germans for a cache of weapons to battle British rule. Charles (Robert Mitchum) who meets rosy (Sarah Miles) on a return trip to Dublin. They fall sin love and marry, but Rosy has an illicit affair with British officer Randolph Doryan (Christopher Jones). Tim O'Leary (Barry Foster) is the IRA gun runner waiting for a shipment of German rifles to arrive by sea on the West coast of Ireland. When evidence of the affair (a military button) is paraded in the streets to discredit the unfaithful Rosy, Charles ignores the indignant neighbors. He does tell British authorities of the impending gun shipment in an effort to halt reprisals from the occupied forces. IRA loyalists break in to their home, stripping Rosy and shaving her head when they believe she is the one who tipped off the British. Leo McKern plays Rosy's father, and Trevor Howard plays the kindly Catholic priest. John Mills won an Oscar for his portrayal of the village idiot Michael as did cinematographer Freddie Young for his excellent lensing of this wartime romantic triangle. R Drama|Romance David Lean Robert Bolt Nov 9, 1970 Feb 28, 2006 174 minutes +584 In this crime drama, a bank clerk launches his own investigation to prove himself innocent of embezzlement charges. Along the way he must constantly avoid the intrepid detective who thinks him guilty. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense Warren Douglas 80 minutes +585 Denzel Washington returns to one of his signature roles in the first sequel of his career. Robert McCall serves an unflinching justice for the exploited and oppressed - but how far will he go when that is someone he loves? R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Antoine Fuqua Richard Wenk Jul 20, 2018 Dec 11, 2018 129 minutes Columbia Pictures +586 Tali Shemesh's understated seriocomic documentary The Cemetery Club (not to be confused with Bill Duke's 1993 U.S. feature of the same name) follows a group of Jewish octogenarians who undergo a daily routine. Each midday, like clockwork, they drag lawn chairs to a nearby cemetery and engage in protracted discussions, over lunch, about literature, philosophy and the state of the world - with a marked emphasis on the future of Israel. The conversations are witty and jovial, but the fact that many of the participants survived the Holocaust (and were prisoners of concentration camps) lends a solemn aura to the proceedings. Shemesh devotes a significant amount of screen time to exploring the complex relationship between two Polish women - Lena, the director's great aunt, and Minya, the director's grandmother - who grew up together in Poland, prior to their imprisonment by the Nazis. Over the course of the film, the women reminisce at length about their shared childhoods and disclosing long-buried family secrets. NR Documentary|Special Interest 90 minutes +588 In this sequel to Mandingo, a Southern plantation owner (Hammond Maxwell) and his young daughter are at odds when they both engage in sexual relations with the plantation slaves. R Action and Adventure|Drama Steve Carver Norman Wexler Jul 30, 1976 Nov 11, 2014 100 minutes +589 "When a young lady is bitten by an evil vampire in mideval Romania, a mysterious stranger known only as ""D"" rides into town. Battling gothic creatures along the way, the mystery of who ""D"" really is becomes apparent, to himself and the viewer. Extremely well done and engaging Japanamation film." NR Animation|Anime and Manga|Art House and International|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Toyoo Ashida|Carl Macek 80 minutes +590 Two ferociously ambitious sisters, Mary and Anne Boleyn, are rivals for the bed and heart of the 16th century English king Henry VIII. PG-13 Drama|Romance Justin Chadwick Peter Morgan Feb 29, 2008 Jun 10, 2008 $ 26,800,000 115 minutes Sony Pictures/Columbia +592 Tsui Hark spins this quickly produced all-star spectacular. Ditzy hooker Bai Xuehua (Anita Yuen Wing-yee) is deep in debt with gangster Dinosaur (Chung King-fai) and has no way to pay it off. When he suggests that she work off the money by plying her trade for a five-year stint in the Middle East, she balks and hides from his thugs in a church. There she confesses her predicament to the handsome Father Zhong (Leslie Chueng Kwok-wing). Her story moves Zhong, and he vows to save Xuehua and her fellow working girls from life on the street while keeping his identity a secret. Coming off a relationship with a complete heel, Xuehua soon falls in love with Zhong and the priest soon finds he's having feelings for her in return. Things really start to get ugly though when Dinosaur catches up with her. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Romance Hark Tsui 109 minutes +594 "Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis and Ernie Hudson star as a quartet of Manhattan-based ""paranormal investigators"". When their government grants run out, the former three go into business as The Ghostbusters, later hiring Hudson on. Armed with electronic paraphernalia, the team is spectacularly successful, ridding The Big Apple of dozens of ghoulies, ghosties and long-legged beasties. Tight-lipped bureaucrat William Atherton regards the Ghostbusters as a bunch of charlatans, but is forced to eat his words when New York is besieged by an army of unfriendly spirits, conjured up by a long-dead Babylonian demon and ""channelled"" through beautiful cellist Sigourney Weaver and nerdish Rick Moranis. The climax is a glorious sendup of every Godzilla movie ever made-and we daresay it cost more than a year's worth of Japanese monster flicks combined. Who'd ever dream that the chubby, cheery Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man would turn out to be the most malevolent threat ever faced by New York City? When the script for Ghostbusters was forged by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis, John Belushi was slated to play the Bill Murray role; Belushi's death in 1982 not only necessitated the hiring of Murray, but also an extensive rewrite. The most expensive comedy made up to 1984, Ghostbusters made money hand over fist, spawning not only a 1989 sequel but also two animated TV series (one of them partially based on an earlier live-action TV weekly, titled The Ghost Busters." PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Ivan Reitman Harold Ramis|Dan Aykroyd|Peter Torokvei Jun 8, 1984 Jun 29, 1999 105 minutes Columbia Pictures +595 "A surprise Hollywood hit, this film is based on the novel of the same name by Terry McMillan and centers on four well-to-do African-American women and their relationships with men and one another. All of them are ""holding their breath"" until the day they can feel comfortable in a committed relationship with a man. Robin (Lela Rochon) is the long-time mistress of Russell (Leon), who keeps reneging on his promise to leave his wife for her. She dumps him to find a man she can have to herself, but her dates with a reliable but unattractive business partner (Wendell Pierce) and a drug addict (Mykelti Williamson) send her back to Russell. Savannah (Whitney Houston) is a successful television producer who also believes that her married lover Kenneth (Dennis Haysbert) will leave his wife. Bernadine (Angela Bassett) is a wealthy woman who abandoned her own career to raise a family. Her husband is now leaving her to marry a white woman. Gloria (Loretta Devine) is a beauty salon owner and single mother raising a teenage son. After years alone, she falls in love with a new neighbor, Marvin (Gregory Hines). The women share their stories over lunches and conversations at Gloria's salon." R Comedy|Drama Forest Whitaker Terry McMillan|Ronald Bass Dec 22, 1995 Mar 6, 2001 123 minutes +596 """Arctic Tale"" is an epic adventure that explores the vast world of the Great North. The film follows the walrus, Seela, and the polar bear, Nanu, on their journey from birth to adolescence to maturity and parenthood in the frozen Arctic wilderness. Once a perpetual winter wonderland of snow and ice, the walrus' and the polar bear's beautiful icebound world is melting away from underneath them." G Documentary|Special Interest Adam Ravetch|Sarah Robertson Linda Woolverton|Mose Richards|Kristin Gore Aug 17, 2007 Aug 1, 2017 $ 598,103 86 minutes Paramount Vantage +597 "Director Lawrence Kasdan and Frank Galati adapted their screenplay for The Accidental Tourist from Anne Tyler's novel. William Hurt plays Macon Leary, a well-known ""travel advisor"" headquartered in Baltimore. The tragic death of Leary's son causes him to withdraw from the world, which in turn prompts his wife (Kathleen Turner) to walk out on him. Recuperating from a broken leg, Leary moves in with his sister (Amy Wright) and brothers (Ed Begley Jr., David Ogden Stiers)-staid middle-aged intellectuals all. Discipline problems with his dead son's dog lead Leary to hire flaky professional dogwalker/trainer Muriel Pritchett (Geena Davis, who won an Oscar for her performance). The only non-uptight person within shouting distance, Muriel begins to melt Leary's self-protective shell. Once his wife realizes that she has some competition, she makes moves to get him back. But he has by now become accustomed to Muriel's unfettered lifestyle." PG Comedy|Drama|Romance Lawrence Kasdan Anne Tyler|Frank Galati|Lawrence Kasdan Dec 23, 1988 Jun 1, 2004 121 minutes +598 "In this slick melodrama, a sort of film-noir for women, a nightclub singer has an affair with an unhappily married San Francisco doctor. Though the physician desperately wants to leave his wife, he lacks the courage to ask for a divorce. In retaliation, the singer accepts an offer to move East and start up a new club in New York. Lost without the singer, the doctor is without option until his partner suddenly dies. With a burst of inspiration, he fakes his own death and flees to New York. Later, he is horrified to learn that his death has been officially declared a homicide, and so he goes into hiding in the singer's apartment. To cope with his fear and the increasing success of his lover, the physician begins drinking heavily. This only makes him paranoid and more depressed and he begins to suspect his lover is having an affair. Upon confronting the ""lover,"" a fight ensues, the doctor wins, and thinking he killed his rival, he takes off -- only to end up in a horrible traffic accident that leaves his face unrecognizable. Though plastic surgery gives him a new identity, it is at that time that he is arrested and sent back to California to stand trial for his own murder. Rather than burden his family with the shock that he is still alive, the doctor insists that his lover keep mum, and he stoically goes to trial where he is sentenced to Death Row. Beautifully photographed by James Wong Howe in typically expressionistic style, the film focuses on the desperation and entrapment of the characters and expresses a true bleak, fatalistic film-noir sensibility which makes this film unique in the genre." NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Vincent Sherman Feb 22, 1947 Jul 7, 2009 111 minutes +599 In the opening scenes of this politically-oriented drama, a killer enters the home of a policeman and in a shocking sequence murders him in cold blood -- an act that becomes the key to the rest of this film about the conflict between politics and life. Young Catholic, Cal (John Lynch) works in a slaughterhouse during the day and has participated in terrorist activities, but he wants out after he has been forced to drive a getaway car in the murder of the policeman. Meanwhile, he is slowly enchanted by Marcella, an older woman (Helen Mirren) who has just started working at the local library. Smitten but shy, Cal manages to ease himself into a job on her land, and when his father's home is burned to the ground by Protestants, Cal moves into a cottage on the woman's estate. Eventually, the two start a quiet liaison -- but Cal's inner turmoil disturbs the happiness he feels when he is with Marcella. Can he continue to hide his terrorist past from Marcella, who knows nothing about what he has done? While this question and others raised by the film are reasonable, director Pat O'Connor's treatment of the story may be too muted, and John Lynch's Cal too innocuous and frail (especially in contrast to Helen Mirren's Marcella) to win over all viewers. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Bernard MacLaverty 104 minutes +601 Superman (Christopher Reeve) tries to save the world from nuclear destruction at the hands of Lex Luthor (Gene Hackman) in this action film featuring the man of steel. In a speech to the United Nations, Superman declares he will rid the world of all nuclear weapons. Arch-villain Luthor emerges from prison obsessed with killing Superman and creates an adversary known as Nuclear Man (Mark Pillow). The two engage in a fight to the finish in various landmarks on Earth before taking their battle into outer space. When Lois Lane (Margot Kidder) invites both Superman and Clark Kent to a double-date dinner, Superman's powers are tested so that both men can be present. Jackie Cooper plays the gruff veteran newspaper editor Perry White, with Marc McClure as Jimmy Olsen. Sam Wanamaker plays tabloid tycoon David Warfield, the millionaire who buys the Daily Planet. Mariel Hemmingway is Warfield's daughter Lacy, Clark Kent's date at Lois' luxury apartment. This is the least interesting of the four Superman movies starring Christopher Reeve. PG Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Lawrence Konner|Mark Rosenthal Jul 24, 1987 May 1, 2001 91 minutes +602 "In flashback, we learn how nerdish computer whiz Bernard Hill has gotten himself involved with nasty gang boss Richard Hope. When Hill's wife leaves him and his stepson, he gets drunk and loses his job; before he cleans out his desk, he sells one of his ""worthless"" computer tapes to Hope. The latter kidnaps Hill's son, forcing the computer geek to do a printout of the tape. The information contained therein turns out to be a map of the National General Bank security system. From this point onward, be prepared for lots of twists, double-crosses and surprises. The question posed by Bellman & Ture: will Bernard Hill, sucked into the criminal gang, retain his own honesty despite big-money temptation?" R Drama Richard Loncraine Desmond Lowden|Richard Loncraine|Michael Wearing 112 minutes +603 "R&B; star Janet Jackson made an impressive film debut in Poetic Justice as Justice, a hairdresser at a small salon in South Central Los Angeles. Justice uses her poetry to deal with her grief after her boyfriend is killed in a shooting incident at a drive-in. Hired to work at a hair stylists' event in Oakland, Justice is stranded when her car breaks down, until she remembers that her friend Ieasha (Regina King) was going to hop a ride down to Oakland with her boyfriend Chicago (Joe Torry), a postal worker who is heading there with a truck full of mail. Justice tags along to discover that Chicago's driving partner is Lucky (Tupac Shakur), the postman who delivers mail to her shop and keeps asking her out. Ieasha and Chicago have to deal with their own rocky relationship while Justice has to decide if she's ready for a new love -- and if Lucky is the man she's waiting for. Along with strong work from Jackson, Poetic Justice features a surprising turn from Shakur, whose nuanced performance as Lucky is in strong contrast to his ""Thug Life"" public persona. Justice's poems were written by Maya Angelou, who also appears in a small role." R Drama John Singleton John Singleton Jul 23, 1993 May 8, 2001 104 minutes +604 Produced in association with the publishers of F.E.D.S. Magazine, a streetwise journal that prints the bitter truth about crime and gang life in urban America, this documentary examines how the magazine came to be, as well as presenting onscreen versions of some of the most powerful stories from F.E.D.S. F.E.D.S. features segments on the origins of Los Angeles' most feared street gangs, the Bloods and the Crips; a visit with notorious hustler and street basketball legend Pee Wee Kirkland; the truth about pit bulls, in which we see how the animals are bred, raised, and trained to fight in underground competitions; and a trip to Kingston, Jamaica, to investigate the island's most feared criminal gang, the Jamaican Shottas. R Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts|Special Interest Kwame Amoaku Dec 31, 2003 May 4, 2004 86 minutes +605 Saturday Night Live star Chris Farley had his first starring role in this frankly lowbrow comedy, which teamed him with fellow SNL cast member David Spade. Big Tom Callahan (Brian Dennehy) is the street-smart owner of a company that makes auto parts, and one day he'd like his son Tommy Callahan III (Chris Farley) to take over the business. Trouble is, Tommy Boy is a fat, dim-witted slob who took seven years to get a business degree and has no idea how to run a business. His father's sudden death unexpectedly puts Tommy Boy in charge, with his dad's weasely assistant Richard (David Spade) trying to guide him. However, what no one knows is Big Tom's wife, the young and beautiful Beverly (Bo Derek), married him only for his money while holding on to her lover, Paul (Rob Lowe), whose presence she explains by telling people he's her son. Beverly and Paul are waiting for Tommy Boy to run the company into the ground so they can take over, sell it off and earn a quick payoff. However, what Tommy Boy lacks in smarts (and hygiene), he makes up for in determination, and he hits the road with Richard for a long sales trip in a last ditch effort to rescue his father's legacy. Tommy Boy was a major hit that turned Chris Farley into a screen star; sadly, died a little over 2 1/2 years later. PG-13 Comedy|Special Interest Peter Segal Bonnie Turner Mar 31, 1995 Nov 9, 1999 95 minutes +607 Director and former stunt coordinator Chuck Bail takes the help for this fast-paced action thriller about a Harvard-graduate physicist whose efforts to create a safe source of energy are thwarted by nuclear waste-dumping baddies. David Lowell (Stephen Collins) has discovered the secret to clean energy, and he's ready to share his gift with the world. In just a few days, Hayley's Comet will pass over the Grand Canyon, and David will capture the energy from the high-frequency sound waves emitted from the enormous space rock. Unfortunately, there are those who would rather continue to profit from conventional forms of energy, and they're not afraid to use force to get their way. PG Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Chuck Bail Jul 1, 1986 Apr 15, 1987 95 minutes +608 Some people have bad days. Henry Altmann (Williams) has one every day. Always unhappy and angry at the world including everyone in it, Henry sits impatiently at the doctor's office when he is finally seen by Dr. Sharon Gill (Kunis). Sharon, who is enduring her own bad day, reveals that Henry has a brain aneurysm. This news makes Henry even angrier, yelling at Sharon he demands to know how much time he has left. Faced with Henry's anger and insults, Sharon abruptly tells him he has only 90 minutes. Shocked and reeling by this news, Henry storms out of the office leaving Sharon stunned by what she has just done in a lapse of judgment. As Sharon goes on a city-wide search, Henry struggles with his diagnosis, determined to make amends with everyone he has hurt in his life. (c) Lionsgate R Comedy|Drama Phil Alden Robinson Daniel Taplitz May 23, 2014 Jul 22, 2014 87 minutes +609 In this brooding WW II-era mystery, a Nazi agent must prove that one of three high-ranking generals is guilty of killing a Polish prostitute. The tale is based on a novel by Hans-Helmut Kirst. NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Anatole Litvak Paul Dehn|Joseph Kessel Feb 2, 1967 May 1, 2007 144 minutes +610 American tourist Frank (Johnny Depp) meets a mysterious beauty who drags him into a dangerous world of intrigue and espionage while traveling through Europe in director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's paranoid thriller. When Frank met Elise (Angelina Jolie) on the train, he thought it was a chance encounter. Little did Frank realize it was all part of a much bigger plan, one that would soon find him dodging bullets through both the historic streets of Paris and the winding canals of Venice. Now, the faster Frank and Elise run, the more intense their romance grows. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck|Christopher McQuarrie|Julian Fellowes Dec 10, 2010 Mar 22, 2011 $ 67,631,157 103 minutes Columbia Pictures +611 Directed by Clint Eastwood, the mysterious drama Mystic River is based on the novel by Dennis Lehane and adapted by screenwriter Brian Helgeland. Set in an Irish neighborhood in Boston, Jimmy, Sean, and Dave are three childhood friends who are reunited after a brutal murder takes place. Reformed convict Jimmy Markum (Sean Penn) and his devoted wife Annabeth (Laura Linney) find out that their teenage daughter Katie (Emmy Rossum) has been beaten and killed. Jimmy's old friend Sean Devine (Kevin Bacon) is the homicide detective assigned to the case, along with partner Whitey Powers (Laurence Fishburne). Jimmy also gets his relatives, the Savage brothers (Adam Nelson and Robert Wahlberg), to conduct an investigation of their own. Jimmy and Sean both start to suspect their old pal, Dave Boyle (Tim Robbins), who lives a quiet life with his wife Celeste (Marcia Gay Harden) but harbors some disturbing secrets. Clint Eastwood won a Golden Coach for Mystic River at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Clint Eastwood Brian Helgeland Oct 8, 2003 Jun 8, 2004 $ 88,800,000 137 minutes WB +612 "Actors Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes team up for the third time in this actioner that has them playing brothers working as subway cops for New York City transit. Their job is to curtail subway crime. They are also in hot pursuit of an arsonist. The ""brothers,"" are dramatically different. John (Snipes) is black, hyper-responsible, and very protective of the lily white and free-spirited Charlie (Harrelson). Irresponsible Charlie has a larcenous streak and secretly fantasizes about robbing the money train, the subway assigned to collect all the money gathered each day at each station throughout the city. He would use the loot to pay off his considerable gambling debts. The natural tension between the disparate twosome increases with the addition of Grace, their new partner. Eventually they decide to give it a go and attempt to rob the money train." R Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Joseph Ruben David Loughery|Doug Richardson Nov 22, 1995 May 22, 2001 110 minutes +613 "Casbah is a musical remake of the 1938 film Algiers, which was itself a remake of the French film Pepe Le Moko. Tony Martin stars in the old Jean Gabin/Charles Boyer role as Pepe Le Moko, a master thief who lives in the Casbah section of Algiers. A French police inspector (Peter Lorre) would love to capture Pepe, but realizes that as long as the thief remains in the Casbah he is protected by his vast network of criminals. When Pepe falls in love with a beautiful tourist (Marta Toren), he schemes for the first time to leave his little ""empire"". Betrayed by a former lover (Yvonne De Carlo), Pepe is shot down by the police as he emerges from his sanctuary. Casbah lacks the atmosphere of the earlier non-musical versions of the story, but Tony Martin is reasonably convincing as Pepe Le Moko, even when bursting into song." NR Classics|Musical and Performing Arts John Berry Leslie Bush-Fekete 94 minutes +614 "In one of John Wayne's more interesting late Westerns, ""The Duke"" plays Will Anderson, a crusty veteran cattleman preparing a 400-mile drive to get a herd of steers to market. Shortly before the trip is scheduled to begin, Will's crew quits when they get word of a nearby gold strike. With little time and few alternatives, Will recruits eleven boys, ages nine through 13, and teaches them the basics of herding cattle and riding the range. Bruce Dern plays a memorably foul villain and cattle rustler named Long Hair, while Roscoe Lee Browne portrays Jebediah, the cattle drive cook, and Colleen Dewhurst is Kate, a madam." PG Classics|Drama|Western Mark Rydell Jan 13, 1972 Oct 6, 1998 128 minutes +615 "Master filmmaker Hou Hsiao Hsien directs this wistful story about lost love and lost innocence among Taiwan's working class. Wan (Wang Chien-wen) and Huen (Hsin Shu-feng) are high school sweethearts living in a down-and-out mining community of Jio-fen in Taiwan's backwaters. Too poor to continue their education, the two drop out of school and move to Taipei to find employment. When Wan's father learns of his son's decision, he simply says, ""When you are willing to make yourself an ox, there will always be someone with a plow."" Huen finds work as a seamstress. Wan becomes a printer's assistant and then a motorcycle delivery boy. The time passes as they work all day, pursue their studies at night school, and spend their scant free time drinking with their friends -- all working similarly menial jobs. One friend is beaten with an iron bar by his abusive boss; another has his finger chopped off in a machine. One by one, these friends are called up for their obligatory two years of military service. One day, while taking Huen shoe shopping, Wan has his bike stolen. Furious and out of a job, Wan wanders around the streets of Taipei until he contracts bronchitis. Huen lovingly nurses him back to health. Then he gets called up for military service." PG Art House and International|Drama Hsiao-hsien Hou Jan 1, 1986 Sep 11, 2001 109 minutes +617 In this film, the title character, played by Gary Cooper, is a drifter who is accused of stealing a horse. He is brought before the redoubtable rapscallion Judge Roy Bean. Cooper saves himself from hanging by pretending that he's intimately acquainted with actress Lily Langtry, whom Bean worships from afar. NR Action and Adventure|Drama|Western William Wyler Jo Swerling|Niven Busch Jan 1, 1940 Sep 29, 1998 100 minutes +618 A would-be Nashville star finds himself in hot water during a stay in Georgia in this drama based (very loosely) on the hit song of the same title. Travis Child (Dennis Quaid) is a country singer looking for his big break, crisscrossing the country playing honky-tonks with his younger sister (and manager), Amanda (Kristy McNichol), in tow. Travis has a bad habit of drinking too much and putting the moves on the wrong women, leaving tough-as-nails Amanda to bail him out. One night Travis runs afoul of Seth Ames (Don Stroud), the sheriff of a small Georgia town who isn't against using his fists to teach lawbreakers a lesson; thanks to Ames, Travis ends up behind bars, but Amanda is able to persuade a sympathetic state trooper, Conrad (Mark Hamill), to help raise bail. In exchange, Travis has to work off his debt as a bartender at a local watering hole (where he hopes he might get to play a few tunes for the customers), and between drawing beers and pouring shots, he meets a beautiful local girl amed Melody (Sunny Johnson). However, as romance begins to bloom between them, Travis find himself in trouble again when he discovers Melody already has a boyfriend -- Seth Ames. Both Dennis Quaid and Kristy McNichol do their own singing in The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia, with Quaid also writing several of his character's tunes. PG Drama Bob Bonney 110 minutes +619 "Convinced that a recently burned-down structure harbors ghosts, young Matthew Mackay and Siluck Saysanasy decide to investigate the ruins. In true ""urban legend"" fashion, what Mackay sees inside the structure causes him to go bald on the spot" PG Comedy|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Michael Rubbo Michael Rubbo 96 minutes +620 Joey Travolta stars in this two-fisted action thriller directed by Raymond Martino. R Action and Adventure Raymond Martino Raymond Martino 94 minutes +622 "Popularly viewed as one of the best American films ever made, the multi-generational crime saga The Godfather is a touchstone of cinema: one of the most widely imitated, quoted, and lampooned movies of all time. Marlon Brando and Al Pacino star as Vito Corleone and his youngest son, Michael, respectively. It is the late 1940s in New York and Corleone is, in the parlance of organized crime, a ""godfather"" or ""don,"" the head of a Mafia family. Michael, a free thinker who defied his father by enlisting in the Marines to fight in World War II, has returned a captain and a war hero. Having long ago rejected the family business, Michael shows up at the wedding of his sister, Connie (Talia Shire), with his non-Italian girlfriend, Kay (Diane Keaton), who learns for the first time about the family ""business."" A few months later at Christmas time, the don barely survives being shot by gunmen in the employ of a drug-trafficking rival whose request for aid from the Corleones' political connections was rejected. After saving his father from a second assassination attempt, Michael persuades his hotheaded eldest brother, Sonny (James Caan), and family advisors Tom Hagen (Robert Duvall) and Sal Tessio (Abe Vigoda) that he should be the one to exact revenge on the men responsible. After murdering a corrupt police captain and the drug trafficker, Michael hides out in Sicily while a gang war erupts at home. Falling in love with a local girl, Michael marries her, but she is later slain by Corleone enemies in an attempt on Michael's life. Sonny is also butchered, having been betrayed by Connie's husband. As Michael returns home and convinces Kay to marry him, his father recovers and makes peace with his rivals, realizing that another powerful don was pulling the strings behind the narcotics endeavor that began the gang warfare. Once Michael has been groomed as the new don, he leads the family to a new era of prosperity, then launches a campaign of murderous revenge against those who once tried to wipe out the Corleones, consolidating his family's power and completing his own moral downfall. Nominated for 11 Academy Awards and winning for Best Picture, Best Actor (Marlon Brando), and Best Adapted Screenplay, The Godfather was followed by a pair of sequels." R Drama Francis Ford Coppola Francis Ford Coppola|Mario Puzo Mar 24, 1972 Oct 9, 2001 175 minutes Paramount Pictures +623 After a long absence, gangster and father Ulysses Pick (Jason Patric) arrives home to a house haunted with memories, towing the body of a teenaged girl and a bound and gagged young man. His gang waits inside his house, having shot their way past police. There is friction in the ranks. Ulysses, however, is focused on one thing: journeying through the house, room by room, and reaching his wife Hyacinth (Isabella Rossellini) in her bedroom upstairs. The equilibrium of the house has been disturbed and his odyssey eventually becomes an emotional tour, as the ghostly nooks and crannies of the house reveal more about the mysterious Pick family. -- (C) Official Site R Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Guy Maddin Guy Maddin|George Toles Apr 6, 2012 Jun 18, 2012 $ 22,099 93 minutes Monterey Media +624 "An ex-husband and wife team star in a musical version of Shakespeare's ""Taming of the Shrew"", but off-stage the production is rife ex-lovers' quarrels and gangster lookinf for some money owed to them." NR Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts George Sidney Dorothy Kingsley|Bella Spewack|Sam Spewack Nov 26, 1953 Apr 22, 2003 110 minutes +626 "Popular bogeymen Jason Voorhees terrorizes a group of nubile astronauts five centuries into the future in this sci-fi update of the Friday the 13th franchise. Early in the 21st century, Jason (actor/stunt man Kane Hoddar, filling the role for a fourth time) is experimented upon by army technocrats who hope to turn his supernatural invulnerability into a military application. Most of them meet a swift and bloody end -- except Rowan (Lexa Doig), a beautiful functionary, who traps the killer in a cryogenic stasis chamber. Unfortunately, she takes a machete blow in the process, gets frozen herself, and wakes up on a spaceship in the year 2455. The earth has long since been rendered uninhabitable, but the survivors include a group of archaeological students headed by Professor Lowe (Jonathan Potts), who hopes to make a quick buck by selling the corpse of the historical serial killer. The kids re-animate Rowan with the help of nanotechnology. Little do they know that a mere thaw job is enough to resuscitate Jason and reawaken his bloodthirst. Soon, the comely students and their space-marine protectors are being dispatched one by one. Help arrives in the form of a holographic chamber and an android named Kay-Em 14 (Lisa Ryder). Soon, though, Jason himself gets an upgrade -- just as the spaceship is getting ready to self-destruct. The tenth installment in the long-running horror series, Jason X was the first new entry to appear in almost a decade. In fact, the previous film, 1993's Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, was one of two installments whose titles erroneously contained the word ""final.""" R Horror|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy James Isaac Todd Farmer Apr 26, 2002 Jun 1, 2004 $ 12,610,731 91 minutes New Line Cinema +627 The Kid Stays in the Picture director Brett Morgen turns his unique eye toward the infamous 1968 Democratic National Convention in this 2006 documentary. Using a star-studded voice cast along with a blend of archival footage and animation, Morgen tells the story of the eight demonstrators who were arrested and tried for conspiracy in the wake of the violent anti-war protests. Featuring the voices of Nick Nolte and Mark Ruffalo among others, Chicago 10 premiered at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. R Animation|Documentary|Drama Brett Morgen Brett Morgen Feb 27, 2008 Aug 26, 2008 100 minutes +628 """Queen of Katwe"" is the colorful true story of a young girl selling corn on the streets of rural Uganda whose world rapidly changes when she is introduced to the game of chess, and, as a result of the support she receives from her family and community, is instilled with the confidence and determination she needs to pursue her dream of becoming an international chess champion. Directed by Mira Nair (""Monsoon Wedding"") from a screenplay by William Wheeler (""The Hoax"") based on the book by Tim Crothers, ""Queen of Katwe"" is produced by Lydia Dean Pilcher (""The Darjeeling Limited"") and John Carls (""Where the Wild Things Are"") with Will Weiske and Troy Buder serving as executive producers. The film stars Golden Globe (R) nominee David Oyelowo (""Selma""), Oscar (R) winner and Tony Award (R) nominee Lupita Nyong'o (""12 Years a Slave"") and newcomer Madina Nalwanga. For 10-year-old Phiona Mutesi (Nalwanga) and her family, life in the impoverished slum of Katwe in Kampala, Uganda, is a constant struggle. Her mother, Harriet (Nyong'o), is fiercely determined to take care of her family and works tirelessly selling vegetables in the market to make sure her children are fed and have a roof over their heads. When Phiona meets Robert Katende (Oyelowo), a soccer player turned missionary who teaches local children chess, she is captivated. Chess requires a good deal of concentration, strategic thinking and risk taking, all skills which are applicable in everyday life, and Katende hopes to empower youth with the game. Phiona is impressed by the intelligence and wit the game requires and immediately shows potential. Recognizing Phiona's natural aptitude for chess and the fighting spirit she's inherited from her mother, Katende begins to mentor her, but Harriet is reluctant to provide any encouragement, not wanting to see her daughter disappointed. As Phiona begins to succeed in local chess competitions, Katende teaches her to read and write in order to pursue schooling. She quickly advances through the ranks in tournaments, but breaks away from her family to focus on her own life. Her mother eventually realizes that Phiona has a chance to excel and teams up with Katende to help her fulfill her extraordinary potential, escape a life of poverty and save her family. Disney's ""Queen of Katwe"" will open in U.S. theaters on September 23, 2016." PG Drama|Kids and Family Mira Nair William Wheeler $ 8,874,389 124 minutes +631 Craig Sheffer stars as Zane, a TV producer looking for romance. R Comedy|Romance Roderick Taylor Jun 1, 1990 Jan 1, 1991 94 minutes +632 "Forced into prostitution against her will, a battered Anna (Monic Hendrickx) wanders the streets of a small town in Holland's northern Groningen area, falling before farmer Henk (Dutch theater actor Jaap Spijkers), who takes her in. Their relationship develops, but it is threatened by the imminent foreclosure on Henk's farm. Directed by Algerian-born Karim Traidia, a Dutch resident for the past 18 years, this film is one of the low-budget features in the end-of-the-millennium Dutch film series known as ""Route 2000,"" which also includes Paula van der Oest's Tate's Voyage, Mart Dominicus' Fl. 19,99, and Boris Pavel Conen's Temmink. World premiere at the 1998 Rotterdam Film Festival." NR Art House and International|Drama|Romance Karim Traidia 86 minutes +633 "One of Filmmaker Magazine's ""25 New Faces of Independent Film,"" writer-director Tze Chun makes his feature film debut with one of the most-awarded and best-reviewed films of the year. CHILDREN OF INVENTION is by turns humorous and heartbreaking, an ""edge-of-your-seat family drama"" (Spout) that's both ""powerfully moving and rigorously intelligent.""(Boston Phoenix).After being evicted, hardworking single mom Elaine Cheng (Cindy Cheung, Lady in the Water) tries to maintain a normal life for her children, Raymond and Tina. Elaine juggles a number of jobs, including working for a questionable pyramid scheme. When Elaine doesn't return home one night, nobody knows the kids are home alone, and they are left to fend for themselves. As the days pass, Raymond, a budding inventor, realizes he needs to come up with a plan to take care of his little sister.Referencing both the mortgage meltdown and suburban Ponzi schemes, ""the film finds delicate moments of beauty and grace as its child heroes are forced to make their way"" (Filmmaker Magazine). Featuring ""gifted child actors--off-the-charts cute, refreshingly free of Hollywood precociousness"" (LA Weekly), CHILDREN OF INVENTION is ""as close to cinematic purity as one is likely to see this year"" (Film Society of Lincoln Center), a timely drama about the influence of the adult world on children and resilience in hard times.CHILDREN OF INVENTION made its world premiere at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival and won Grand Jury Prizes for Best Narrative Feature at the 2009 Newport International Film Festival, Independent Film Festival Boston, and Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, and Special Jury Prizes at the 2009 Sarasota, Nashville, Los Angeles Asian Pacific, and San Francisco International Asian American Film Festivals. It was the Opening Night Film at five film festivals and the Closing Night Film at two film festivals in 2009. -- (C) Official Site" NR Drama Tze Chun Tze Chun Mar 12, 2010 Aug 10, 2010 86 minutes Independent Films +635 "Adrienne Barbeau stars in this campy horror flick about dead nuns and the undead. The film opens with the legendary massacre at the St. Francis Boarding School for Girls. One night in 1960, a disgruntled former student saunters into the school chapel and kills a bunch of nuns and a priest with a shotgun. The deranged student, young Christine (Oakley Stevenson), then douses the mother superior with gasoline and sets her on fire with the flick of a lit cigarette. Forty years later, the shuttered school is a popular haunt for drunken frat boys and pasty-faced goths. When the cops make their usual bust of trespassing revelers, black-bedecked Mo (Megahn Perry) sticks around, only to be kidnapped for a Satanic human sacrifice. The inept devil worshippers inadvertently call up a real live demon when they stab Mo. Most of the ersatz Satanists are either butchered or rendered evil ghouls. Fortunately, Clarissa (Joanna Canton), the obligatory ""nice-girl"" in the band, manages to flee the school and find refuge with Christine (Barbeau), who was recently released from a mental asylum. With some coaxing, Christine agrees to break out the armaments and fight against the demons. Rap star Coolio appears as a freaked-out cop in the film." R Horror Mike Mendez Jan 20, 2000 Dec 11, 2001 84 minutes +636 NR Special Interest Andreas Morell +638 A variety of crooks, losers, and working stiffs living in the shadow of Hollywood find their various personal crises overlapping in this intricately woven melodrama. Lee Woods (James Spader) is a cold-blooded hit man and Dosmo Pizzo (Danny Aiello) a soft-at-heart gangster; they've been sent to murder Roy Foxx (Peter Horton), the former husband of also-ran Olympic skier Becky Foxx (Teri Hatcher). Lee's girlfriend Helga (Charlize Theron) is unhappy about his habit of killing people, and she attracts the attention of Alvin (Jeff Daniels) and Wes (Eric Stoltz), two cops who've been put on vice detail but don't have the heart to bust the prostitute they've been trailing. Alvin dreams of becoming a homicide detective, so when he discovers that he might be on the trail of a murder, it's like Santa Claus showed up in mid-July to hand him a present. Dosmo manages to escape the crime scene, only to foil a murder attempt by Lee, forcing him to hide out in the home of Hopper, a pretentious English art dealer (Greg Cruttwell), whom Dosmo holds hostage along with Hopper's long-suffering assistant, Susan (Glenne Headly). In the midst of all this, a down-on-his-luck television director (Paul Mazursky) contemplates suicide (the main stumbling block is finding someone to take care of his dog) while also being pestered by an actor with equally bad luck (Austin Pendleton) and meeting a compassionate nurse (Marsha Mason) on a visit to a cemetery. R Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense John Herzfeld John Herzfeld Sep 27, 1996 Aug 7, 2001 107 minutes +639 Abel Ferrara directed this erotic thriller adapted by Ferrara and Christ Zois from a short story by science fiction author William Gibson (in his Burning Chrome collection). Global corporations rule the world, and corporate raider Fox (Christopher Walken) and his deputy X (Willem Dafoe) could pocket R Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Abel Ferrara Abel Ferrara|Christ Zois Oct 1, 1999 Dec 7, 1999 93 minutes +640 Parole officer Griff Marat (Cornel Wilde) is lured into a love affair with murderess-on-parole Jenny Wright (Patricia Knight). Her lover, and the man who had originally y convinced her to commit the murder, gambler Harry Wesson (John Baragrey), offers to take Jenny back to her plush life. The conflict which ensues as Marat tries to save Jenny almost destroys his life. Shockproof directed by Douglas Sirk, though one of his early efforts, shows hints of the distinctive style he would later employ with great success in his later career. The screenplay was written by famed director Samuel Fuller known for his gritty realism and hard-boiled style. NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Douglas Sirk Helen Deutsch|Samuel Fuller Jan 1, 1949 Oct 27, 2009 79 minutes +641 A woman who had been suffering from amnesia suddenly gets her memory back. However, she finds that she's now married to a man who she doesn't think she really loves, and she keeps having visions of a young woman who she believes is out to kill her--but she can't get anyone to listen. NR Drama 104 minutes +642 Cary Grant stars as Alec Walker, a man whose wife Maida (Kay Francis) married him only for his wealth. He falls in love with another woman, played by Carole Lombard, only to find that his spiteful wife refuses to grant him a divorce. NR Classics|Drama|Romance John Cromwell Richard Sherman 102 minutes +643 Brigsby Bear Adventures is a children's TV show produced for an audience of one: James (Kyle Mooney). When the show abruptly ends, James' life changes forever, he sets out to finish the story himself and must learn to cope with the realities of a new world that he knows nothing about. PG-13 Comedy Dave McCary Kevin Costello Jul 28, 2017 Nov 14, 2017 $ 529,426 97 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +644 A woman seeking to revive the spark in her marriage inadvertently attracts the attentions of a stranger with a twisted concept of romance. Claire Dennison (Willa Ford) is a passionate beauty who has grown increasingly distant from her once-loving husband. But Claire is intent on arousing her husband's dormant desires, and plans an elaborate role-playing game in order to make that happen. At first it appears as if her husband is playing along as planned, but it doesn't take long for Claire to discover that she's playing with fire. The man she has attracted is in fact a total stranger, and by the time she tries to break things off it may already be too late. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense 101 minutes +645 NR Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts 152 minutes +646 On the eve of graduating law school, Veronica Mars has put Neptune and her amateur sleuthing days behind her. While interviewing at high-end New York law firms, Veronica Mars gets a call from her ex-boyfriend Logan who has been accused of murder. Veronica heads back to Neptune just to help Logan find an attorney, but when things don't seem right with how Logan's case is perceived and handled, Veronica finds herself being pulled back into a life she thought she had left behind. (c) Official Site PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Mar 14, 2014 May 6, 2014 $ 2,664,765 108 minutes Warner Bros. +647 A singer (Frank Sinatra) and his pianist (Alex Nicol) are unsuccessful until a female lounge singer (Shelley Winters) introduces them to a mobster (Raymond Burr). The duo become very popular after signing a contract with the mobster, but they gradually realize there are numerous disadvantages that they hadn't considered. NR Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Joseph Pevney Don McGuire Apr 1, 1952 Aug 3, 1994 86 minutes +648 Set in Texas during the late 1860s, Rio Bravo is a story of men (and women) and a town under siege. Presidio County Sheriff John T. Chance (John Wayne) is holding Joe Burdette (Claude Akins), a worthless, drunken thug, for the murder of an unarmed man in a fight in a saloon -- the problem is that Joe is the brother of wealthy land baron Nathan Burdette (John Russell), who owns a big chunk of the county and can buy all the hired guns he doesn't already have working for him. Burdette's men cut the town off to prevent Chance from getting Joe into more secure surroundings, and then the hired guns come in, waiting around for their chance to break him out of jail. Chance has to wait for the United States marshal to show up, in six days, his only help from Stumpy (Walter Brennan), a toothless, cantankerous old deputy with a bad leg who guards the jail, and Dude (Dean Martin), his former deputy, who's spent the last two years stumbling around in a drunken stupor over a woman that left him. Chance's friend, trail boss Pat Wheeler (Ward Bond), arrives at the outset of the siege and tries to help, offering the services of himself and his drovers as deputies, which Chance turns down, saying they're not professionals and would be too worried about their families to be good at anything except being targets for Burdette's men; but Chance does try to enlist the services of Wheeler's newest employee, a callow-looking young gunman named Colorado Ryan (Ricky Nelson), who politely turns him down, saying he prefers to mind his own business. In the midst of all of this tension, Feathers (Angie Dickinson), a dance hall entertainer, arrives in town and nearly gets locked up by Chance for cheating at cards, until he finds out that he was wrong and that she's not guilty -- this starts a verbal duel between the two of them that grows more sexually intense as the movie progresses and she finds herself in the middle of Chance's fight. Wheeler is murdered by one of Burgette's hired guns who is, in turn, killed by Dude in an intense confrontation in a saloon. Colorado throws in with Chance after his boss is killed and picks up some of the slack left by Dude, who isn't quite over his need for a drink or the shakes that come with trying to stop. Chance and Burdette keep raising the ante on each other, Chance, Dude, and Colorado killing enough of the rancher's men that he's got to double what he's paying to make it worth the risk, and the undertaker (Joseph Shimada) gets plenty of business from Burdette before the two sides arrive at a stalemate -- Burdette is holding Dude and will release him in exchange for Joe. This leads to the final, bloody confrontation between Chance and Burdette, where the wagons brought to town by the murdered Wheeler play an unexpected and essential role in tipping the balance. R Action and Adventure|Classics|Western Howard Hawks Jules Furthman|Leigh Brackett Apr 4, 1959 May 8, 2001 142 minutes +651 Sam Peckinpah examines the instinctual capacity for violence in his controversial 1971 film, loosely based on the novel The Siege of Trencher's Farm. To avoid the Vietnam-era social chaos in the U.S., American mathematician David Sumner (Dustin Hoffman) moves with his British wife, Amy (Susan George), to the isolated Cornish town where she grew up, but their presence provokes antagonism among the village's men. As the hostilities escalate from routine bullying to the gang rape of his wife, David finds his pacifistic self backed into a corner. When the hooligans attack his house, David finally resorts to the gruesome violence that he abhors. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Sam Peckinpah Rod Lurie|Sam Peckinpah|David Zelag Goodman|David Z Goodman Dec 29, 1971 Mar 13, 2001 118 minutes +654 John Hughes crafts an exemplary '80s Brat Pack romance out of the standard Cinderella story in Pretty in Pink. Andie Walsh (Molly Ringwald) is a teenager who lives in the dingy part of town with her terminally underemployed dad (Harry Dean Stanton). She works at a record store with eccentric Ionia (Annie Potts) and is considered a misfit at her uppity high school, but somehow she rises above them all. Her oddball best friend, Duckie (Jon Cryer), is hopelessly in love with her, so he causes trouble for her romantic pursuits. When local rich kid Blaine (Andrew McCarthy) develops a fascination with her, they go out on a date together. Visiting the home bases of each social clique, they are basically ridiculed for their audacity to date one another. When Blaine eventually asks the delighted Andie to the prom, he is threatened by his rich friend Steff (James Spader). The romance versus high school social politics finally culminates at the big night of the prom. PG-13 Comedy|Drama Howard Deutch John Hughes Feb 28, 1986 Aug 20, 2002 96 minutes +655 Robert Altman stunningly interweaves 22 characters and nine Raymond Carver short stories -- relocating the settings from Carver's Northwest to Los Angeles during a spraying of malathion brought on by a Medfly epidemic. Altman intercuts tales of disconnection and emotional emptiness. The stories concern variations upon the theme of Los Angeles angst --a happily married couple, Ann (Andie MacDowell) and Howard Finnigan (Bruce Davison) have to deal with the deep emotions felt when their child is struck by a car before his birthday and lapses into a coma, while the baker (Lyle Lovett) of their child's neglected birthday cake sinks into a rage and torments them in their grief. Three men (Fred Ward, Buck Henry and Huey Lewis) leave on a much anticipated fishing trip, only to discover the drowned body of a nude woman floating in the river and decide to finish their fishing trip and ignore the corpse. A Los Angeles cop (Tim Robbins) uses his badge as an excuse to cheat on his wife (Madeleine Stowe). A pool cleaner (Chris Penn) resents his wife (Jennifer Jason Leigh) for her part-time job as a phone sex performer. A waitress (Lily Tomlin) is devoted to her limousine driver husband (Tom Waits), who is loving and concerned as long as he is sober. An irate husband (Peter Gallagher) decides to divide up his estranged wife's property in a unique way. A lonely woman (Lori Singer) who's a successful cellist wants to form a connection with her alcoholic mother (Annie Ross), a local jazz singer. A couple (Fred Ward and Anne Archer) is invited to dinner for the first time with two embittered spouses (Matthew Modine and Julianne Moore). Altman weaves the characters into an interconnected tapestry that exposes the shallow lives of this self-centered group of Californians. R Comedy|Drama Robert Altman Frank Barhydt|Robert Altman Oct 3, 1993 Nov 16, 2004 184 minutes +656 This is the large-screen debut of famous (or infamous, depending on your POV) fuzzy purple dinosaur Barney, the oafish character who began a decade earlier on video (selling 45 million units) and then became a top-ranked public TV preschooler show in 1992, followed by 15 million stuffed toys and 25 million copies of Barney books, plus his own attraction at the Universal theme park. The story in this G Kids and Family Steve Gomer Stephen White Apr 3, 1998 Sep 1, 1998 75 minutes +658 Originally screened at Telluride as The Buddy Factor, Swimming With Sharks is an uneven but engrossing picture, and a possible warning to anyone with plans to break into the motion-picture business. When Guy (Frank Whaley), a recent film-school graduate with big ideas, takes a job as assistant to major studio executive Buddy Ackerman (Kevin Spacey), he believes his ship has finally come in; little does he know it's a slave ship, for his boss is indeed worse than a slave driver. Buddy delights in abusing his boy-toy (exemplified by the scene in which he forbids Guy to go to the bathroom as he pours water back and forth from a glass to a pitcher). Meanwhile, Guy struggles to push his idea for a script and feels he's finally made it when Buddy congratulates him on a job well done. However, much to his chagrin, his conniving boss actually takes sole credit for the project, pushing the young assistant to wit's end -- he breaks into Buddy's Beverly Hills showplace and takes him hostage, then proceeds to torture him in a number of demeaning and horrifying ways. The whole film stands as a sort of parable about the value system in Hollywood and the cost of reaching the top; it doesn't play like real life, but it's not supposed to. The real reason to watch the film, however, is Spacey's performance. He manages at once to be terrifying, hateful, and hilarious, and he makes Buddy Ackerman a character the audience won't soon forget. R Comedy George Huang George Huang Mar 21, 1995 Aug 18, 1998 93 minutes +659 "Brian De Palma's Hollywood sanitization of Tom Wolfe's scabrous satire stars Tom Hanks as Sherman McCoy, the ""master of the universe,"" a shallow Wall Street investor who makes millions while enjoying the good life and the sexual favors of Maria Ruskin (Melanie Griffith), a Southern belle golddigger. Sherman and Maria are driving back to Maria's apartment from the airport when Maria takes a wrong turn on the expressway and the two find themselves in the South Bronx. She sees a black youth approaching Sherman's car and Maria, frightened, guns the engine, running over the teenager and killing him. The two drive away and decide not to report the accident to the police. Meanwhile, indigent alcoholic journalist Peter Fallow (Bruce Willis), anxious for a story to make good with his editor, comes upon the hit-and-run tale through local black community activist, Reverend Bacon (John Hancock). Bacon plans to use the hit-and-run case as a rallying point for the black community, while Fallow recognizes the press coverage inherent in prosecuting the callow Sherman. As Sherman is brought to his knees, the New York community fragments into different factions who use the case to suit their own cynical political purposes. Finally, Sherman is left without any allies to support him except for the sympathetic Judge White (Morgan Freeman) and the remorseful Fallow." R Comedy Brian DePalma Michael Cristofer Dec 21, 1990 Nov 6, 2001 126 minutes +661 One woman's rocky road to the altar gets played for laughs in this comedy, adapted from the one-woman off-Broadway show written by and starring Nia Vardalos. Toula (Vardalos) is a Greek-American woman who is in her early thirties and single, with no immediate prospects of changing that status any time soon. This bothers Toula a bit, but not half as much as it distresses her mother (Lainie Kazan) and father (Michael Constantine), who want to send her to Greece in hopes of finding a husband in the old country. Toula isn't interested in leaving the country to find a man, but since she works in the family business -- a Greek restaurant in Chicago called Dancing Zorba's -- she has to hear about it whether she likes it or not. One day, after seeing a handsome stranger in the restaurant and not having the courage to talk to him, Toula decides she needs a bit of self-improvement. Despite her dad's misgivings, Toula signs up for a night-school class studying computers, trades in her glasses for contact lenses, gets a different job at a travel agency, and spruces herself up with a new look and a new attitude. To her very pleasant surprise, she once again encounters the handsome stranger, who soon asks her out on a date. Schoolteacher Ian Miller (John Corbett) is seemingly perfect -- he's tall, handsome, smart, good-natured, and soon in love with Toula -- except for two little things: he's not Greek, and he's a vegetarian, both of which horrify Toula's family. When Ian pops the question (and Toula says yes), the bride-to-be has to negotiate a reasonably peaceful meeting between Ian's upper-class parents and her own working-class extended family. There's also the matter of the wedding, which Toula's mother is planning around the notion that quantity IS quality. My Big Fat Greek Wedding also features Ian Gomez (Vardalos' real-life husband), Louis Mandylor, Andrea Martin, and Joey Fatone (from the pop group PG Comedy|Romance Joel Zwick Nia Vardalos Apr 19, 2002 Feb 11, 2003 $ 241,250,669 95 minutes IFC Films +663 A pair of high-school dweebs get a chance to become popular when they accidentally unearth a frozen caveman while digging a swimming pool. Amazingly the prehistoric fellow is still alive when he thaws out, forcing the dim-bulbed duo to give him a crash- course in civilization. Sophomoric comedy chaos follows. Occasional moments of humor (mostly in the second half of the film) fail to sufficiently compensate for long slow stretches of tedium. PG Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Les Mayfield Shawn Schepps|Dana Olsen|George Zaloom May 22, 1992 May 15, 2001 88 minutes +664 This film documents the turbulent and often life-threatening years of China's Cultural Revolution through the eyes of one family, positing the necessity of perseverance in the face of intense adversity. NR Art House and International|Drama Tian Zhuangzhuang Xiao Mao Oct 2, 1993 Jan 14, 2003 150 minutes +665 Malcolm McDowell, with shock-white hair and a death-mask visage, delivers a powerful and intense performance in this British/Russian co-production, directed by Karen Shakhnazarov -- and also starring popular Russian actor Oleg Yankovsky. McDowell plays a schizophrenic patient in a Russian hospital named Timofeyev who is convinced that he was Yakov Yurovsky, the man who executed Tsar Nicholas II and the royal family during the Russian Revolution in 1918. Timofeyev tries to convince the doctors that he is cured of his delusions, but a new doctor, Smirnov (Oleg Yankovsky), thinks that there is something hidden beneath the surface of Timofeyev's delusions that has yet to be revealed. Smironov becomes as obsessive as Timofeyev in attempting to uncover the truth of the assassination. When Smironov travels to Sverdlovsk, where the Tsar was killed in 1918, he and Timofeyev both proceed to re-live the tragic murders. PG-13 Art House and International|Drama Karen Shakhnazarov Aleksandr Borodyanskiy|Karen Shakhnazarov Jan 1, 2001 Jun 7, 2005 104 minutes +666 After twenty-five years, a trio of old high school friends are held responsible for a rape incident they have, until now, kept secret in this television miniseries based on Thomas Thompson's novel. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense Paul Wendkos 313 minutes +667 In the 3D animated comedy, The Angry Birds Movie, we'll finally find out why the birds are so angry. The movie takes us to an island populated entirely by happy, flightless birds--or almost entirely. In this paradise, Red (Jason Sudeikis), a bird with a temper problem, speedy Chuck (Josh Gad), and the volatile Bomb (Danny McBride) have always been outsiders. But when the island is visited by mysterious green piggies, it's up to these unlikely outcasts to figure out what the pigs are up to. PG Animation|Kids and Family Clay Kaytis|Fergal Reilly Jon Vitti May 20, 2016 Aug 16, 2016 $ 107,506,776 95 minutes Sony Pictures +669 The tale of the enchanting adventures of Baron von Munchausen on his journey to save a town from defeat. Being swallowed by a giant sea-monster, a trip to the moon, a dance with Venus and an escape from the Grim Reaper are only some of the improbable adventures. PG Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Terry Gilliam Terry Gilliam|Charles McKeown 127 minutes +671 Everybody's favorite underdog youth hockey team hits the ice for a third adventure in D3: The Mighty Ducks. This time out, the Ducks' improbable success under lawyer-turned-hockey player Gordon Bombay (Emilio Estevez) has earned the group of misfits a certain degree of fame, and the entire team is given scholarships to attend Eden Hall Academy, an upscale private school with a rich and snobbish student body. The Ducks are dismayed to discover that they have a new coach, Ted Orion (Jeffrey Nordling), and they soon learn that, as freshmen, they get precious little respect from the Varsity team, and the team's melting-pot lineup makes them stick out like a sore thumb in the white, upper-class surroundings of Eden Hall. However, by the film's final reel, the Ducks will have taught their fellow classmates a lesson about teamwork and overcoming adversity. This proved to be the last film in the Mighty Ducks series, but it was followed by an animated television series that improbably turned the team into hockey stars from another dimension. PG Comedy|Kids and Family Steven Brill|Jim Burnstein Oct 4, 1996 Sep 3, 2002 104 minutes +672 A couple's strength and faith are tested after the wife is injured in a car crash and husband becomes attracted to another woman. PG-13 Drama|Horror Bill Duke Brian Bird Jan 9, 2009 Apr 7, 2009 $ 10,572,742 100 minutes Screen Gems/SONY PICTURES +673 James Robert Kennedy--nicknamed 'Radio' because of his vintage radio collection and his love of music--is a loner in Anderson, South Carolina, pushing his ever-present grocery cart up and down the streets. He speaks to no one and is rarely spoken to, until one day, Coach Harold Jones, one of the town's most respected men, and coach of the popular high school football team, befriends him. Radio is suspicious at first. But Coach Jones is persistent, even enlisting the help of Radio's mother. Jones' friends and family are taken aback as well since, until he met Radio, all his energies were poured exclusively into football. Slowly, Coach Jones earns Radio's trust and opens up a new world to him. He invites Radio to help out at football practice and during games and to sit in on his classes at school, despite the initial misgivings of Principal Daniels. He also champions him to the football players, the students and faculty. Coach Jones' life is also enriched by Radio, from whom he learns to value friendship and family ties as much as he does coaching football. Still, there are those in town who believe that Coach Jones' devotion to the young man is distracting him from his duties as head coach of the football team. There are several attempts to have Radio barred from the classroom and, after his mother's untimely death, remanded to a mental-health facility. Coach Jones valiantly fights off these efforts, but he is finally forced to make a difficult decision, which will impact both his growing friendship with Radio and his career as a football coach. PG Drama Mike Tollin|Michael Tollin Mike Rich Oct 24, 2003 Jan 27, 2004 $ 52,277,485 109 minutes Sony Pictures Entertainment +674 "When 22 year-old drug dealer Chris (Hirsch) has his stash of drugs stolen from him by his mother, he has to come up with six-thousand dollars quick, or he's dead. Desperate, he goes to the trailer-park to see his father, Ansel (Hayden Church), and he lays out the plan. Chris's mother, who everyone hates, has a life insurance policy that would clear up his debt and make them all rich. The problem is that Chris' mother is very much alive. Enter Detective ""Killer"" Joe Cooper, a hired hit man with the manners of a Southern gentleman, who will do the job - for an upfront fee, that Chris and Ansel can't pay. Just as Joe is about to leave, he spots Dottie (Temple), Chris' innocent younger sister. Joe makes Chris an offer, he'll keep Dottie as sexual collateral until the money is collected and his fee can be paid. -- (C) Voltage Pictures" R Comedy|Mystery and Suspense William Friedkin Tracy Letts Jul 27, 2012 Dec 21, 2012 $ 1,800,000 102 minutes Independent Pictures +675 Set in the colonial India of the 1920s, this is the epic story of an Indian man who befriends a British woman and then is accused of raping her. Though he is eventually acquitted, he suffers greatly as a result of the accusation. PG Drama David Lean Santha Rama Rau|David Lean Dec 14, 1984 Mar 20, 2001 164 minutes +676 The Hill would have made a terrific Samuel Fuller war film. In the absence of Fuller, director Robert Iscove performs yeoman service in bringing the story to life. Terence Knox is among the members of Bravo Company, assigned to capture a strategic hill. Before the company can begin to take on the enemy, the individual soldiers must overcome their own hostilities, both external and internal. Beyond sharing a wartime background, the 1988 The Hill bears no relation to the 1965 POW drama of the same name. NR Action and Adventure|Drama Robert Iscove +678 In this tear-jerking drama, two star-crossed lovers who are married to other people carry on an affair for more than thirty years. Susan Heyward, John Gavin, and Vera Miles star in this glitzy costumed version helped by models from Harper's Bazaar. NR Drama|Romance David Miller William Ludwig|Eleanore Griffin|Fannie Hurst 107 minutes +679 Crime After Crime is the exclusive documentary film on the legal battle to free Debbie Peagler, a woman imprisoned for over a quarter century due to her connection to the murder of the man who abused her. She finds her only hope for freedom when two rookie attorneys with no background in criminal law step forward to take her case... -- (C) Official Site NR Documentary|Drama|Special Interest Yoav Potash Jul 1, 2011 Apr 24, 2012 93 minutes Independent Pictures +680 African-American playwright Richard Wright's 1940 novel Native Son was too explosive for any Hollywood studio in 1951. However, an enterprising Argentine filmmaking firm was able to attain American backing (and a few location shots filmed in Chicago) for a cheap but satisfying cinemazation of the novel. Author Wright himself is cast as Bigger Thomas, a young Chicago black man who chafes at the thought of never being considered an equal in a white-dominated society. Bigger gets a job as chauffeur for a wealthy white family, who hope in their own na NR Drama Pierre Chenal 91 minutes +681 A rag doll fights a monster that has been stealing the souls of his people. NR Animation|Special Interest Shane Acker 11 minutes +683 Sean Connery appears as a British publisher who receives a message that if he'll publish a manuscript submitted by a mysterious Russian woman (Michelle Pfeiffer), he may be able to assist Western efforts toward de-militarizing the world. Connery is urged to make contact with the woman to assure its authenticity. When he does so, he becomes a participant in high-stakes international intrigue. This film is adapted from the novel by John Le Carre. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Fred Schepisi Tom Stoppard Dec 19, 1990 Dec 26, 2001 122 minutes +684 Dolph Lundgren stars in this live-action film version of the popular television cartoon series (based on a collection of Mattel action figures). Lundgren is He-Man, a well-muscled super-hero, battling the evil Skeletor (Frank Langella) for control of the universe. Skeletor has designs on conquering the planet Eternia, a ravaged utopia ruled over by the Sorceress of Greyskull Castle (Christina Pickles). He-Man is summoned to stop Skeletor's plans. But when the wily dwarf Gwildor (Billy Barty) utilizes his Cosmic Key, He-Man and Skeletor finds themselves transported to California. There, a waitress named Julie (Courteney Cox) and her boyfriend Kevin (Robert Duncan Mitchell) come across the Cosmic Key and become embroiled in the intergalactic battle between He-Man and Skeletor. PG Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Gary Goddard David Odell|Stephen Tolkin Aug 7, 1987 Oct 23, 2001 109 minutes +685 Adapted from Bob Glaudini's play of the same name, Philip Seymour Hoffman's directorial debut, Jack Goes Boating, tells the simple tale of Jack (Hoffman), a shy, fortyish limo driver with a fondness for pot and reggae music -- he likes it because it sounds happy -- who meets Connie (Amy Ryan) for a blind date set up by Connie's co-worker Lucy (Daphne Rubin-Vega), who is married to Jack's best friend and fellow limo driver, Clyde (John Ortiz). As the young couple tentatively come together, breaking through layers and layers of awkwardness and low self-esteem, Clyde and Lucy's marriage begins to dissolve because of Clyde's inability to get over an incident from their past. All the while, Clyde gives Jack swimming lessons so that he can take Connie on her dream date -- a boating trip on the lake. R Comedy|Romance Philip Seymour Hoffman Bob Glaudini Sep 17, 2010 Jan 18, 2011 $ 300,000 91 minutes Fox Searchlight +686 "Set in a dystopic present where vigilant gargoyles and ferocious demons rage in a battle for ultimate power, Victor Frankenstein's creation Adam (Aaron Eckhart) finds himself caught in the middle as both sides race to discover the secret to his immortality. From the creators of the hit supernatural saga, UNDERWORLD, comes the action thriller I, FRANKENSTEIN, written for the screen and directed by Stuart Beattie based on the graphic novel ""I, Frankenstein"" by Kevin Grevioux, and brought to life by a cast that includes Aaron Eckhart, Bill Nighy, Yvonne Strahovski, Miranda Otto, Jai Courtney, Socratis Otto, Mahesh Jadu, Caitlin Stasey and Aden Young as Victor Frankenstein. (c) Lionsgate" PG-13 Horror|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Stuart Beattie Stuart Beattie Jan 24, 2014 May 13, 2014 $ 15,687,400 92 minutes Lionsgate Films +687 "Peter Medak's The Changeling is among a handful of films, including The Haunting (1963), Ghost Story (1981), and Lady in White (1988), that have successfully recreated the intimate, drawing-room atmosphere of supernatural horror fiction. After his wife and daughter are killed in a snowbound car accident, classical composer John Russell (George C. Scott) relocates from New York to Seattle to teach at his alma mater. Looking for a quiet place to rest and continue writing music, he is referred Claire Norman (Trish Van Devere) at the Seattle Historical Preservation Society. Claire shows John a large, sparsely furnished estate in the outlying countryside. He takes the house, appreciating its remoteness and the solitude it might afford, and diverts himself by renovating and settling in. He even starts to compose, putting aside his older work in favor of a new, sentimental piece for the piano. It is not long, however, before he begins having nightmares about the accident that killed his wife and daughter. Possibly because of this trauma, he is open to communications from the house's ghostly occupants. Pursuing a loud, repetitive pounding noise in an upper room, he stumbles on the apparition of a young boy drowning in a tub. Working together with Claire, John discovers frightening parallels between this vision and buried events from the house's past. Horror writer M.R. James once said that his goal as a writer was to make the reader feel ""pleasantly uncomfortable."" Those looking for a similar experience in movies will appreciate The Changeling as a gem in the horror genre." R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Peter Medak Diana Maddox|William Gray Espy Mar 28, 1980 Aug 21, 2001 114 minutes +688 Satan's son comes of age in this horror sequel. Shortly after the events of The Omen, a pair of anthropologists uncovers an ancient crypt that depicts the face of the Antichrist -- that of Damien Thorn (Jonathan Scott-Taylor), recently orphaned scion of a wealthy industrialist. Before they can warn the world of the child's evil lineage, both men are buried under tons of rubble. Seven years later, 13-year-old Damien attends military school alongside his cousin, Mark (Lucas Donat), and spends lots of time with his adoptive parents, Uncle Richard (William Holden) and Aunt Ann (Lee Grant). After the boy's Great Aunt Marion (Sylvia Sidney) tries to convince the Thorns that Damien is a malevolent influence on Mark, she dies suddenly, and, unbeknownst to the family, horrifically. Ravens, it seems, are the harbingers of Damien's power, and in addition to Aunt Marion, they visit a long procession of characters who get too close to Damien's true identity. The most horrible death is suffered by Joan Hart (Elizabeth Shepherd), an investigative reporter who's digging into the boy's life; she gets flattened by a truck after having her eyes devoured by those menacing birds. Meanwhile, executive Paul Buher (Robert Foxworth) climbs the corporate ladder at Thorn Industries and takes young Damien under his devil-worshiping wings. Sgt. Neff (Lance Henriksen), one of the boy's instructors, also helps initiate Damien. As the pile of bodies gets bigger -- and closer -- Uncle Richard begins to suspect the truth, and, like his brother before him, plot the death of Damien. The existence of another sequel, 1981's The Final Conflict, gives a good indication of the outcome. Although Damien: Omen II is his only Hollywood feature credit, Scott-Taylor appeared frequently in the theater and on television; he once even portrayed Damien's arch-nemesis, Jesus, on-stage. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Don Taylor Mike Hodges|Stanley Mann Jun 9, 1978 Sep 4, 2001 110 minutes +689 """Inherent Vice,"" is the seventh feature from Paul Thomas Anderson and the first ever film adaption of a Thomas Pynchon novel. When private eye Doc Sportello's ex-old lady suddenly out of nowhere shows up with a story about her current billionaire land developer boyfriend whom she just happens to be in love with, and a plot by his wife and her boyfriend to kidnap that billionaire and throw him in a looney bin...well, easy for her to say. It's the tail end of the psychedelic" R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Paul Thomas Anderson Paul Thomas Anderson Jan 9, 2015 Apr 28, 2015 $ 6,100,613 148 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +690 Six days a week, a man is a model husband, but on Wednesday he visits his mistress in his tax-exempt executive suite. When an eager young businessman breezes into the suite and falls for the young mistress, complications arise. NR Classics|Comedy|Romance Robert Ellis Miller 109 minutes +691 Director Jean-Luc Godard tries to remain objective in My Life to Live, but shucks, that's his wife Anna Karina in the leading role. Karina plays a pragmatic Parisian sales clerk who briefly entertains the notion of becoming an actress. When this doesn't pan out, she opts for the life of a prostitute. Godard adopts a documentary approach (with facts and figures about the prostitution business recited by Godard on the soundtrack), and at times it's easy to forget that we're watching actors reciting lines. It's much harder to remember there's a plotline, since the director delights in jump-cuts, sudden scene transitions and time-displacement vignettes which leave the audience breathless. NR Art House and International|Drama Jean-Luc Godard Jean-Luc Godard Sep 20, 1962 Aug 11, 1998 85 minutes +692 A youngster partners up with Pecos Bill, Paul Bunyan and John Henry to save the family farm. PG Action and Adventure|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Western Robert Rodat|Steve Bloom Mar 24, 1995 Aug 26, 2008 98 minutes +693 "Three Men and a Baby is an Americanized remake of the 1985 French comedy hit Three Men and a Cradle. Tom Selleck, Ted Danson and Steve Guttenberg play three upwardly mobile New York bachelors who share an apartment. Their even-keel lifestyle is thrown out of whack when a young woman leaves a baby on their doorstep, suspecting that film director Danson is the father. The balance of the film is devoted to milking as much humor as possible out of the situation of three urbane young men trying to play nursemaid with nary a clue of what they're doing (at one point, a desperate Selleck offers Guttenberg a thousand dollars if Guttenberg will change a diaper). A subplot involving drug dealers is thrown in to sustain audience interest after our trio of heroes become accustomed to a baby around the apartment. ""Urban legend"" aficionados please note: That cardboard cutout of Ted Danson briefly glimpsed in one scene of Three Men and a Baby is not the ghost of a little boy who died in the bachelors' apartment before filming started." PG Comedy Leonard Nimoy James Orr|Jim Cruickshank|Coline Serreau Nov 25, 1987 Apr 2, 2002 102 minutes +694 In this suspenseful horror movie, a mother deserts her family and suddenly returns years later, hell-bent for revenge. Mayhem ensues. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Yves Simoneau Barry Schneider|Richard Hawley Jan 1, 1993 May 15, 2001 95 minutes +695 "Edward G. Robinson plays orchid-loving gangster Little John Sarto, who aspires to ""real class."" During a power struggle with usurping mobster Jack Buck (Humphrey Bogart), Sarto is taken for a one-way ride, but he escapes his would-be assassins and hides out in a monastery overseen by Brother Superior (Donald Crisp). Sarto insists that he'd like to become a monk himself, but in fact he's using the monastery as a hideout, the better to mount his counterattack against Buck. Eventually Sarto's resolve is weakened by the kindness of the monks, and he decides to turn over a new leaf. He sees to it that Buck is brought to justice, and also fixes up his true-blue ""moll,"" Flo Addams (Ann Sothern), with good-hearted Texas rancher Clarence Fletcher (Ralph Bellamy). (News flash" NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Comedy|Drama Lloyd Bacon Jun 7, 1940 Mar 25, 2008 91 minutes +696 "Having spent much of his directorial career emulating Don Siegel and John Ford, Clint Eastwood borrows a page from the catalogue of Sam Fuller in Heartbreak Ridge. Eastwood casts himself as an old-fashioned Marine Corps sergeant who is out of step with the new-fashioned military. He returns to his old outfit as a gunnery sergeant, where he runs afoul of 1980s-style superior officers to whom the words ""Gung Ho"" are foolish anachronisms. But through his tough tutelage, Eastwood's lackadaisical platoon is whipped into a first-rate fighting machine, favoring teamwork over such New Age gobbledygook as ""self-fulfillment."" Eastwood's men prove their mettle during the invasion of Grenada." R Action and Adventure|Drama Clint Eastwood Dec 5, 1986 Oct 1, 2002 130 minutes +697 Hungarian filmmaker Bela Tarr began his career making social realist domestic dramas, similar to the work of John Cassavettes. The feature before Damnation, Almanac of Fall, showed Tarr moving toward a more visually stylized form of filmmaking. With Damnation, the first of his collaborations with novelist Laszlo Krasznahorkai, Tarr adopts a formally rigorous style, featuring long takes and slow tracking shots of the bleak landscape that surrounds the characters. Shot in black-and-white, Damnation tells the story of Karrer (Miklos B. Szekely), a depressed man in love with a married woman (Vali Kerekes) who sings at the local bar, Titanik. The singer has broken off their affair, despite her profession of love for him. She wants to improve her life. She dreams of becoming famous, but she herself embodies all of Karrer's hopes and dreams. Karrer is offered smuggling work by Willarsky (Gyula Pauer), the bartender at Titanik. Despite his lack of other prospects, Karrer tries to haggle with Willarsky over his take. Karrer eventually decides to offer the job to the singer's husband, Sebastyen (Gyorgy Cserhalmi), who has fallen on hard times. This gets the husband out of the way for a while, but things don't go as Karrer plans with the singer. There's a big, drunken dance, which everyone in town attends (though one demented soul prefers to dance maniacally in the rain outside). Afterwards, one betrayal falls upon another, leaving Karrer in despair, alienated from all of humanity. This film laid the groundwork for Tarr's next collaboration with Krasznahorkai, Satantango, a seven-hour film which they spent years developing, and which many consider Tarr's masterpiece. NR Art House and International|Drama Bela Tarr Feb 16, 1988 Apr 25, 2006 116 minutes +699 NR Drama Chris Menges Shawn Slovo +700 "The Ballad of Little Jo is based on a true story -- several true stories, in fact. Suzy Amis plays demure young Josephine Monagan, who in 1866 is run out of her home town after bearing an illegitimate child. Fleeing westward, Josephine is terrified by stories of how treacherous the frontier can be for a woman alone. As a result, upon arriving in the muddy burg of Ruby City, she disguises herself as a man, going so far as to scar her face to suggest that she's been in a few scrapes. In this guise, ""Little Jo"" does just fine by herself for nearly 30 years" R Action and Adventure|Drama|Western Maggie Greenwald Maggie Greenwald Aug 20, 1993 Sep 2, 2003 120 minutes +701 Three young friends from a local dojo come to the rescue of a small child kidnapped by a stranger. An early movie by Academy-award winning director Curtis Hansen (LA Confidential). PG Action and Adventure|Drama Curtis Hanson Alan Ormsby|Curtis Hanson 90 minutes +704 "This sequel to a box-office sleeper hit that spoofed teen slasher flicks takes its cues from haunted house and possession films, particularly The Haunting (1999) and The Exorcist (1973). Although many of the first film's main characters were homicide victims, Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, and Anna Faris return anyway to ""re-possess"" their roles for this follow-up in which four students are invited by their professor (Tim Curry) to his haunted mansion, Hell House, for a weekend sleep-deprivation study. Providing the sleep deprivation, however, is a series of murderous, supernatural goings-on. Scary Movie 2 co-stars Tori Spelling, Andy Richter, Christopher Masterson, Kathleen Robertson, James Woods, Chris Elliott, and Natasha Lyonne." R Comedy Keenen Ivory Wayans Dave Polsky|Craig Wayans|Shawn Wayans|Marlon Wayans|Michael Anthony Snowden|Alyson Fouse|Greg Grabinaski|Greg Grabiansky Jul 4, 2001 Dec 18, 2001 82 minutes +707 "James Pierce is one of the lesser-known film Tarzans, partly because this picture -- his debut as an actor -- has apparently been lost, and partly because it was his only starring role. He is a fairly significant Tarzan, however, because his association with author Edgar Rice Burroughs led to a romance with Burroughs' daughter, Joan. Pierce and Joan wed, and the union lasted 40 years. This Tarzan film was one of the better late-'20s productions from low-budget filmmaker J.P. McGowan. Here, Tarzan is the master of a golden lion and ruler of the jungle, including the natives who have an amazing diamond mine. Estaban (Fred Peters) learns of the ""city of diamonds"" and in his attempt to get his hands on the gems, he kidnaps Ruth (Edna Murphy) and a guide. Tarzan, his lion, and the natives come to the rescue. Ruth is restored to her sweetheart, Burton (Harold Goodwin), while Tarzan goes home to his wife, Jane (Dorothy Dunbar)." NR Action and Adventure 6 minutes +708 In this crime thriller, a young woman marries a wealthy vintner but soon falls in love with a handsome rodeo rider. One night, her mother-in-law spots a burglar outside the house. The conniving wife seizes this opportunity to plot the death of her husband, hoping to blame it on the burglar. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense John Farrow Jonathan Latimer 94 minutes +709 An Italian-American woman from Bensonhurt, New York decides to change her life after learning that she has become pregnant in this drama. Not wishing to resign herself to marriage with her uninspiring boyfriend, she sets out to discover what else life has to offer. R Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Martha Coolidge Todd Graff Mar 4, 1994 Jul 5, 2005 105 minutes +712 "Black Orpheus (Orfeu Negro) is literally what its title suggests: a retelling of the ""Orpheus and Eurydice"" legend enacted by black performers. This time the setting is the annual Carnival in Rio de Janeiro. Orpheus (Breno Mello) is a streetcar conductor; Eurydice (Marpessa Dawn) has just jilted her lover and is attempting to escape his wrath. Orpheus himself falls in love with Eurydice, whereupon her ex-lover, disguised as the Angel of Death shows up and kills Eurydice. To reclaim his lost love, Orpheus enters ""Hell"" (the Rio morgue) and uses supernatural methods to revive the dead girl. A multi-award winner on the international film scene, Black Orpheus features a samba musical score by Luiz Bonfa and Antonio Carlos Jobim." PG Art House and International|Classics|Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Romance Marcel Camus Vinicius de Moraes|Marcel Camus|Jacques Viot Dec 21, 1959 Jun 8, 1999 120 minutes +713 "Four moms whose only common ground is their kids' preschool class, decide to get together for a harmless ""fun mom dinner."" The night begins as a disaster, but the combination of alcohol, karaoke, and a cute bartender, leads to an unforgettable night where these seemingly different women realize they have more in common than motherhood and men." R Comedy Alethea Jones Julie Rudd Aug 4, 2017 Aug 4, 2017 89 minutes +714 Newlywed couple Ted and Tami-Lynn want to have a baby, but in order to qualify to be a parent, Ted will have to prove he's a person in a court of law. R Comedy Seth MacFarlane Seth MacFarlane|Alec Sulkin|Wellesley Wild Jun 26, 2015 Dec 15, 2015 $ 63,883,740 120 minutes Universal Pictures +715 This psychological thriller from screenwriter Patrick Smith Kelly reunites him with his A Perfect Murder (1998) star Michael Douglas. Dr. Nathan Conrad (Douglas) is a respected adolescent therapist faced with a nightmarish scenario when his young daughter (Skye McCole Bartusiak) is snatched by Koster (Sean Bean), a criminal with a talent for high-tech surveillance. Conrad learns that the kidnapper is desperate for a critical piece of information known only to Elisabeth Burrows (Brittany Murphy), one of his catatonic pro bono patients. While his wife Aggie (Famke Janssen) remains at home, bedridden due to a broken leg, Conrad races to unlock the secret stored in Elisabeth's fractured mind, while a New York City detective (Jennifer Esposito) inches closer to discovering the Conrads' dilemma. Don't Say a Word co-stars Oliver Platt and Guy Torry and is directed by Gary Fleder, who follows up his suspense smash Kiss the Girls (1997). R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Gary Fleder Patrick Kelly|Anthony Peckham Sep 28, 2001 Feb 19, 2002 $ 54,218,420 110 minutes 20th Century Fox +716 In this Pedro Almod NR Art House and International|Comedy Jan 1, 1983 Sep 9, 2003 116 minutes +717 One of the first important distinctions to be made about this version of King Lear is that it is not the same version directed by Peter Brook in 1971. Brook was responsible for the staging of this 1953 version, but it was Andrew McCullough who put it to film. Orson Welles portrays the titular character, one of the most memorable and important characters from the Shakespearean canon. The story begins with the famous request Lear makes of his daughters: to express how much they love him. In exchange, Lear will divide his land and power amongst them based on the extent of their answers. Cordelia (Natasha Parry), the youngest and the one whom Lear loves the most, answers very modestly -- yet honestly --and incurs the wrath of Lear, who not only withholds his gift to her, but banishes her as well. Lear divides his lands and power between the two older daughters, Goneril (Beatrice Straight) and Regan (Margaret Phillips), who intend to take swift and complete control of their father's power almost instantaneously. Lear is reduced to an angry, bitter man who realizes too late what has happened. After a series of indignities are inflicted upon him by his daughters, he retreats into a storm, vowing revenge. This film is an above-average adaptation with a very capable cast and a well-staged presentation. The subplot of Gloucester and his sons has been removed, however, presumably in interests of time conservation, but it doesn't seriously hinder the story. G Drama|Special Interest 73 minutes +718 Giant man-eating mutant slugs create all sorts of slimy havoc in this horror film. It is a health inspector who solves the mystery of the ghastly garden gastropods. Apparently the slugs have been feeding in an area contaminated by toxic wastes and this has created the monstrous mutations. Now he and the rest of the town must figure out how to stop them. R Art House and International|Horror Ron Gantman Jan 1, 1987 Oct 24, 2000 90 minutes +719 Sworn to avenge his father's murder, a young aristocrat takes on a new role as an infamous pirate, cheerfully pillaging the seven seas until he achieves proper justice. This rapid-paced, silent Douglas Fairbanks swashbuckler, rampant with stuntwork and including early Technicolor scenes, is topnotch fun. NR Action and Adventure|Classics Albert Parker Douglas Fairbanks|Jack Cunningham|Lotta Woods Mar 8, 1926 Oct 12, 1999 122 minutes +720 In this Vegas-set crime comedy, a petty crook finds himself pursued by the mob and all entangled in a plot to retrieve a million dollars from another gangster's grave. Comedian Richard Pryor makes his film debut and several established comedians make cameos throughout the story. NR Classics|Comedy William Castle Ben Starr Mar 12, 1967 Jul 22, 2008 101 minutes +721 This biopic dramatizes the life of controversial Irish revolutionary leader Michael Collins from 1916 to 1922. Collins employed bloody guerrilla tactics in seeking to completely free the Emerald Isle from British rule, but he ultimately compromised, signing a treaty partitioning the island into an Irish south and a British north. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Neil Jordan Neil Jordan Oct 11, 1996 Aug 27, 1997 117 minutes +722 Based on an interesting plot from a novel by Robert Sheckley, this movie features tongue-in-cheek performances by Andress and Mastroianni, which are responsible for its status as a minor cult favorite. Set in the 21st century, this science fiction movie depicts a society in which population control is facilitated by the use of legalized murder. The society plays an assassination game for fun, in which the last person left alive is the winner. The movie is made for entertainment, but there are some sexual situations. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Elio Petri Tonino Guerra|Ennio Flaiano|Giorgio Salvioni|Elio Petri Dec 10, 1965 Dec 31, 2001 92 minutes +723 "At the 1998 Cannes Film Festival, American independent director Todd Haynes (Safe) received the ""Artistic Achievement"" award for this re-creation of the UK glam rock scene of the early '70s. Glam rock star Brian Slade (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), who does a character named Maxwell Demon, predicts his own death onstage. As per his prediction, this happens, but when the killing is exposed as a hoax, it marks the end of Slade's stardom. A decade later, in 1984, Brit reporter and former Slade fan Arthur Stuart (Christian Bale), who witnesses the hoax murder, gets the assignment to do a ""Whatever Happened To..?"" article, and the film's plot suddenly goes into a prismatic Citizen Kane mode, reflecting various angles on Slade's life and career. Arthur visits the wheelchair-bound Cecil (Michael Feast), who discovered Slade, and then tracks Slade through his early life and his initial encounter with outrageous, maniacal American singer Curt Wild (Ewan McGregor). Slade's rise begins as manager Jerry Divine (Brit comedian Eddie Izzard) moves in to take over the performer's career. Ex-wife Mandy Slade (Toni Collette), interviewed by Arthur in a dimly lit nightclub, has memories going back to their initial 1969 Sombrero Club encounter. Their marriage paralleled his Bowie-like ascent to fame as an innovative, bisexual rock star pushing the limits. Idolized by teens, Slade teamed up for a while with the drug-addicted Wild. Eventually, the marriage of Mandy and Slade comes to an end, and she hasn't seen him in seven years when she's interviewed by Arthur. The soundtrack features vintage music by Bryan Ferry, Lou Reed and Brian Eno, plus new tunes. Some background on the making of Velvet Goldmine is documented in producer Christine Vachon's book Shooting to Kill: How an Independent Producer Blasts Through the Barriers to Make Movies That Matter (Avon, 1998) by Vachon with Slate film critic David Edelstein." R Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Todd Haynes Todd Haynes Nov 6, 1998 May 18, 1999 119 minutes +724 NR Art House and International|Drama|Sports and Fitness +725 "The first feature film from Palestine by a female director, Salt of this Sea is the politically and emotionally explosive story of Soraya (Suheir Hammad), a Brooklyn-born woman of Palestinian lineage who comes to Israel to search for the land and ancestral home near Jaffa from where her grandparents were ejected 60 years ago. Once she arrives, reality strikes hard and her mission to claim what is hers and fulfill her lifelong dream to ""return"" to Palestine is obstructed at every turn. Having discovered that her grandfather's bank account was frozen and seized in 1948, she goes to the new Ramallah branch of the bank to claim the funds. Frustrated and deluded when her demands are rebuffed, she and her new Palestinian boyfriend Emad decide to take control of their own destinies by every means possible - even if it means breaking the law. -- (C) Lorber" NR Drama|Romance Annemarie Jacir Annemarie Jacir Aug 13, 2010 Jun 7, 2011 105 minutes Lorber Films +726 This thriller stars Jonathan Breck as Sam Carbon, a man with a shady criminal past whose life falls apart when his wife leaves him and he gets unceremoniously fired from his job. After investigating matters more closely, he learns that his former father-in-law has conspired against him, setting him up to take a fall. Sam must then fight his way out of the web of danger to clear his own name. Evans Butterworth directs from his original script. NR Action and Adventure Evans Butterworth Evans Butterworth Apr 20, 2009 Dec 8, 2009 85 minutes +727 "A young actor, Gyung-soo (Kim Sang-kyung) is dealing with the failure of the film that marked his first starring role. The director, angry at Gyung-soo for demanding his pay despite the film's failure, tells him, ""Even though it's difficult to be a human being, let's not turn into monsters, okay?"" Depressed and lonely, Gyung-soo travels to Chuncheon to meet an old friend, Seong-wu (Kim Hak-sun). The two spend a lot of time drinking and carousing, which eases the tension that has grown between them. Then Seong-wu introduces Gyung-soo to his dancer friend, Myung-sook (Yeh Ji-won), who seems to have been infatuated with Gyung-soo even before they met. One drunken night, they share a motel room. Myung-sook professes her love, but Gyung-soo doesn't share her feelings. To make matters worse, he learns that Seong-wu has secretly loved Myung-sook for a long time. Gyung-soo is still depressed as he boards a train back to Seoul. On the train, he spots a beautiful woman, Sun-young (Chu Sang-mi), and they talk. She's seen him perform on-stage, and compliments his acting. He feels drawn to her. He gets off the train when she does, and follows her to her house. The next day, he knocks on the door. He discovers that she's married, but continues to pursue her. They go out to eat, and she tells him they've met before. The dialogue in Hong Sang-soo's naturalistic romantic comedy Turning Gate was mostly improvised by the actors. The film was shown at the 2002 New York Film Festival." NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Hong Sang-soo Hong Sang-soo Jan 1, 2003 Aug 16, 2005 114 minutes +729 It looks like Christmas (and all that it stands for) is seriously threatened when a troublesome elf (Dudley Moore) joins up with a greedy toy manufacturer who'd like nothing better than to eliminate Santa Claus (David Huddleston) so he can monopolize the manufacture (and lucrative distribution) of all the world's toys. PG Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Jeannot Szwarc David Newman|Jeannot Szwarc Jun 1, 1985 Oct 4, 2005 108 minutes +730 Patrick (Hippolyte Girardot) is a news photographer in Lebanon who is captured and held hostage by one of the factions fighting in the civil war there. This hostage drama film is unusual in that it attempts to show what motivates the captors, as well as showing the brave attempts of the captive to maintain his dignity in daunting circumstances. Despite the fact that the captors' motives are better portrayed than ordinarily, they are not whitewashed, and Patrick endures a great deal of mental and some physical torture. NR Art House and International|Drama Maroun Bagdadi Didier Decoin 97 minutes +731 Independent film hero Jim Jarmusch followed Neil Young & Crazy Horse during their 1996 world tour and captured it on handheld Super-8. Spliced with archival footage shot by Young and with current interviews from all band members and Young's father, the result is not so much an overview of the band's career as an homage to the power of the band's consistent and timeless work as a four-piece. With three other Neil Young concert films available on home video (Rust Never Sleeps, Weld, Neil Young Unplugged) Year of the Horse seems a bit redundant, but was obviously a labor of love for Jarmusch. Though the current concert footage seems to drag on (Crazy Horse's propensity for endless jamming isn't exciting every night), the old backstage interviews and a classic clip of live Young from 1976 is worth the viewing. R Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts Jim Jarmusch Oct 8, 1997 Oct 13, 1998 106 minutes +732 "In the rough-and-tumble world of post-Civil War Texas, ex-Confederate soldier Kirk Jordan (Randolph Scott) crosses paths with ranch owner Ivy Preston (Joan Bennett). Although a loyal Southerner, Jordan can't get past the waste and tragedy of the four years that have just ended, but Ivy is eager to help keep the war for the Confederacy alive, running guns to her would-be lover, unrepentant ex-Confederate captain Alan Sanford (Robert Cummings), who is prepared to ally himself with the Mexican emperor Maximilian as a means of starting a new war against the ""Yankee"" government. Ivy is attracted to Jordan after he boldly helps her evade an army checkpoint, until she finds out how relatively peaceable he is. Jordan and his sidekick, Cal Tuttle (Raymond Hatton), are prepared to make a cattle drive to the new railhead at Abilene and sell at a handsome profit, but Ivy wants nothing to do with the United States or Yankee money, even as her more practically minded grandmother (May Robson) and her foreman, Chuckawalla (Walter Brennan), try to convince her otherwise. Only when Isaiah Middlebrack (Robert H. Barrat), the corrupt local administrator for the occupying Northern government, arrives announcing a head-tax on cattle does she change her mind and begin to see some worth in Jordan's ambition and boldness. Two deaths, of Middlebrack and a much-loved ranch hand, allow the ranchers and the occupying soldiers to reconcile and make the drive together to the border. Jordan and his outfit find a stricken, desperate Abilene, bereft of anything to be shipped on the new rail line. Jordan's arrival accomplishes everything he hopes for and more, and in the end Ivy sees and also glories in his vision, of a United States reunited and restored, growing and thriving as never before. But Jordan can't abide her continued affection for Alan, whose continued obsession with restoring the Confederacy is wearing on him and almost everyone else by now, and he plans on leaving. Ivy doesn't want to see that happen, but is torn over her lingering affection for Alan. But then she learns that he is planning to join a new organization, the Ku Klux Klan, intended to drive the Yankees out of the South, and she suddenly has to choose with which of these men her future lies." NR Western James Hogan Bertram Millhauser|Paul Sloane|William Wister Haines Aug 12, 1938 Aug 29, 1995 92 minutes +733 Documentary exploring the life and times of early twentieth century cult icon and soprano Florence Foster Jenkins, who is best remembered for her complete lack of singing ability. NR Comedy|Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts|Special Interest Donald Collup 82 minutes +734 NR Art House and International Jing Wong 104 minutes +735 Four gallant men of the Australian Light Horse Regiment are thrust into the last great cavalry charge when the British campaign in Palestine becomes stalemated in 1917. In a desperate attempt to aid the Allies' cause, 800 young Australian horsemen set off against gunfire and insurmountable odds in a last ditch attempt to save the attacking British soldiers from imminent annihilation by the Turco-German Army. PG Action and Adventure|Drama Simon Wincer Simon Wincer 116 minutes +736 In this glossy L.A. crime drama by Mike Figgis, Andy Garcia stars as Sgt. Raymond Avila, a cop who just joined the Internal Affairs division of the L.A.P.D. An investigation into police corruption has led Avila and his partner, Sgt. Amy Wallace (Laurie Metcalf), to Officer Dennis Peck (Richard Gere). Avila suspects something about Peck from the beginning; his influence and dominance over others seems to extend further than the reach of his badge. When officers who wish to testify against Peck start dying, the depth of his corruption becomes increasingly clear; at his disposal, he has an army of cops and criminals alike. He even agrees to assassinate a sleazy businessman's own parents, and humiliates the businessman while they make the deal. In his drive to dominate others, Peck attempts to seduce almost every woman around him and is obsessed with children and fatherhood. Peck is most dangerous when the investigation threatens his territory and his extended family; he stalks Avila and turns him against his wife (Nancy Travis). R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Mike Figgis Henry Bean Jan 12, 1990 Mar 9, 1999 114 minutes +737 Jack Hawkins plays a former British army officer who is surprised in his home one evening by a burglar. His surprise is compounded when the intruder turns out to be one of the men from his World War II army unit. With the straight-arrow diligence of a wartime commander, Hawkins delves into the unfortunate burglar's past, trying to discover why so promising a soldier hit the skids. The film is not so much a mystery but a genteel expose of the socioeconomic problems facing discharged servicemen in postwar England. The Intruder was adapted by Robin Maugham (son of Somerset Maugham) from his own novel Line on Ginger. NR Drama Guy Hamilton Anthony Squire|John Hunter|Robin Maugham 84 minutes +738 "Set in London in 1921, Florence Cathcart (Rebecca Hall), author of the popular book ""Seeing Through Ghosts,"" has devoted her career to exposing claims of the supernatural as nothing but hoaxes. Haunted by the recent death of her fianc" R Art House and International|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Nick Murphy Nick Murphy|Stephen Volk Aug 17, 2012 Jan 29, 2013 $ 175,088 107 minutes Cohen Media Group +739 The title character, a fashion teacher (Berta Dominguez), must deal with a student's love and the jealousy of another teacher. NR Drama Agust Agustsson|Ruth Schell 114 minutes +740 "Director Joe Johnston takes over the creative reins from Steven Spielberg for this third installment in the thriller franchise. Sam Neill returns as Dr. Alan Grant, a scientist who's tricked by wealthy couple Paul and Amanda Kirby (William H. Macy and Tea Leoni) into a fly-over of Isla Sorna. The object of their sightseeing tour is one of the Costa Rican islands populated by ferocious, genetically bred dinosaurs and the ""site B"" setting of Jurassic Park 2: The Lost World (1997). After their plane crash-lands, it's revealed that the Kirbys are actually seeking their teenage son, lost on the island after a paragliding accident. Trapped on Isla Sorna, Grant and his companions discover some painful truths the hard way. Among their discoveries: some of the scaly monsters possess more advanced communicative abilities than previously believed, the dreaded Tyrannosaurus Rex has a larger and more lethal competitor, and flying Pteranodons pose an even graver threat than some of their land-locked brethren. Jurassic Park III is the first in the series not to be based upon a novel by original author Michael Crichton." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Joe Johnston Jim Taylor|Alexander Payne|Peter Buchman Jul 18, 2001 Dec 11, 2001 92 minutes Universal Pictures +741 The fourth (and final R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Cedric Sundstrom James Booth|David Geeves Mar 8, 1991 Dec 6, 2005 99 minutes +742 An off-beat love story provides the framework for this quirky British melodrama. Paul and Kim meet when their vehicles collide. Paul is fascinated with the attractive Kim. It turns out that the two were childhood friends in Catholic boys school, but back then, before the operation, Kim was named Karl. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Romance Richard Spence Tony Merchant Sep 12, 1997 Feb 13, 2001 92 minutes +743 NR Drama +744 On a flight home to Chicago for a family wedding, childhood friends Josh (McRae) and Molly (Dollar) innocently agree to fake a wedding engagement to make Josh's dying father happy. Things quickly get out of hand with their two boisterous families, and a series of events causes them to not only pretend to be a couple but to start planning a phony wedding. When the playacting begins to foster real feelings, the chaos takes a greater turn in this hilarious, romantic comedy. (C) Freestyle PG-13 Comedy|Romance John Burgess Dode Levenson Feb 6, 2015 Feb 9, 2015 100 minutes Freestyle Releasing +745 "In this subtly humorous, alien-invasion film by Michael Laughlin, who co-wrote the screenplay with William Condon, the aliens infiltrate a small Midwestern town in 1958 and beam the ""spirits"" of several of the townspeople up to their spacecraft in little blue bubbles, while they settle into the bodies of their new farm personae. But Margaret (Diana Scarwid), one of their number, leaves for life and marriage in New York and has a daughter Elizabeth by her earthling husband Charles Bigelow (Paul LeMat), a professor. After two decades or so go by, the aliens opt for returning to their home planet, but they have to first go to the city dressed as farmers and round up Margaret and her daughter. Soon Charles figures out what is going on with the help of the tough, optimistic Betty Walker (Nancy Allen), a reporter for a tabloid paper, and the two head to the town where it all started.The light contrast between the bucolic '50s and the street-wise '80s gives way to a few shocking scenes of repugnant aliens in transformation with formidable special effects." PG Comedy|Cult Movies|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Michael Laughlin Michael Laughlin|Bill Condon|Walter Halsey Davis Sep 16, 1983 Nov 20, 2001 94 minutes +746 PRC Pictures' final 1941 release was the auto-racing melodrama Blonde Comet. Virginia Vale stars as female race-car champion Betty Blake, the toast of the European racing circuit. Upon arriving in America, Betty finds she has a staunch rival in the form of devilishly handsome Jim Flynn (Robert Kent). The plot hinges on Jim's attempts to design a powerful new carburator, the efforts of the villain to scuttle this invention, and Jim and Betty's inevitable romance. Veteran racer Barney Oldfield appears as himself, delivering a appealingly amateurish performance. NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama|Romance William Beaudine Dec 26, 1941 Mar 27, 2007 65 minutes +747 Widely regarded as a comedy in 1960, The Apartment seems more melancholy with each passing year. Jack Lemmon plays C.C. Baxter, a go-getting office worker who loans his tiny apartment to his philandering superiors for their romantic trysts. He runs into trouble when he finds himself sharing a girlfriend (Shirley MacLaine) with his callous boss (Fred MacMurray). Director/co-writer Billy Wilder claimed that the idea for The Apartment stemmed from a short scene in the 1945 romantic drama Brief Encounter in which the illicit lovers (Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson) arrange a rendezvous in a third person's apartment. Wilder was intrigued about what sort of person would willingly vacate his residence to allow virtual strangers a playing field for hanky panky. His answer to that question wound up winning 6 Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay. The Apartment was adapted by Neil Simon and Burt Bacharach into the 1969 Broadway musical Promises, Promises. NR Classics|Comedy|Drama|Romance Billy Wilder Jun 15, 1960 Jun 19, 2001 125 minutes +748 A rich young man decides to find out how the other half lives in the comedy Adieu, Plancher Des Vaches NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Otar Iosseliani Otar Iosseliani Jan 1, 1999 May 2, 2006 117 minutes +749 Jalaibee is a Tale of two friends Billu & Bugga who get tangled up in a debt with the local mafia called The Unit. As they look for ways to pay the debt before The Unit comes to collect, they find out they're in deeper waters than they thought. At the same time another man Ali, along with his partner Jimmy, wants revenge and has the intentions to kidnap and kill the Mafia lord Known as The King. The King's front man Dara is caught between collecting the debt and handling the kidnapping while retaining fear and control over the city. (C) Official Site NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Mystery and Suspense|Special Interest Yasir Jaswal +750 Pittbulls have a notorious reputation as one of the fiercest and most ferocious breeds of dog. This documentary takes a look at this controversial canine, offering underground footage of people who have helped breed these dogs to be such fierce combatants. NR Documentary|Drama|Special Interest John Ewing III John Ewing III Jun 18, 2006 Apr 17, 2007 60 minutes +752 "Director John Landis put himself on the map with this low-budget, fabulously successful comedy, which made a then-astounding 62 million dollars and started a slew of careers for its cast in the process. National Lampoon's Animal House is set in 1962 on the campus of Faber College in Faber, PA. The first glimpse we get of the campus is the statue of its founder Emil Faber, on the base of which is inscribed the motto, ""Knowledge Is Good."" Incoming freshmen Larry ""Pinto"" Kroger (Tom Hulce) and Kent ""Flounder"" Dorfman (Stephen Furst) find themselves rejected by the pretentious Omega fraternity, and instead pledge to Delta House. The Deltas are a motley fraternity of rejects and maladjusted undergraduates (some approaching their late twenties) whose main goal -- seemingly accomplished in part by their mere presence on campus -- is disrupting the staid, peaceful, rigidly orthodox, and totally hypocritical social order of the school, as represented by the Omegas and the college's dean, Vernon Wormer (John Vernon). Dean Wormer decides that this is the year he's going to get the Deltas expelled and their chapter decertified; he places the fraternity on ""double secret probation"" and, with help from Omega president Greg Marmalard (James Daughton) and hard-nosed member Doug Neidermeyer (Mark Metcalf), starts looking for any pretext on which to bring the members of the Delta fraternity up on charges. The Deltas, oblivious to the danger they're in, are having a great time, steeped in irreverence, mild debauchery, and occasional drunkenness, led by seniors Otter (Tim Matheson), Hoover (James Widdoes), D-Day (Bruce McGill), Boon (Peter Riegert), and pledge master John ""Bluto"" Blutarsky (John Belushi). They're given enough rope to hang themselves, but even then manage to get into comical misadventures on a road trip (where they arrange an assignation with a group of young ladies from Emily Dickinson University). Finally, they are thrown out of school, and, as a result, stripped of their student deferments (and, thus, eligible for the draft). They decide to commit one last, utterly senseless (and screamingly funny) slapstick act of rebellion, making a shambles of the university's annual homecoming parade, and, in the process, getting revenge on the dean, the Omegas, and everyone else who has ever gone against them." R Comedy John Landis Jun 1, 1978 Feb 24, 1998 109 minutes Universal Pictures +753 An alien spaceship crash-lands on the moon, and soon afterwards the extraterrestrials have taken over the minds of a number of Earth's top scientists. This sci-fi drama follows the attempts of one scientist, who happens to be immune to their powers, to free his colleagues and protect the world. PG Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Freddie Francis Milton Subotsky Jan 1, 1967 Jun 15, 2000 86 minutes +754 Moving from one parish to another in Northern California during the 1970s, Father Oliver O'Grady quickly won each congregation's trust and respect. Unbeknownst to them, O'Grady was a dangerously active pedophile that Church hierarchy, aware of his predilection, had harbored for more than 30 years, allowing him to abuse countless children. NR Documentary Amy Berg Amy Berg Oct 13, 2006 May 8, 2007 101 minutes Lionsgate Films +755 Directing his first film since 1998's Lethal Weapon 4, Richard Donner helmed this big-budget adaptation of Michael Crichton's novel of the same name. Featuring a script by first-time screenwriter George Nolfi, Timeline begins in France in the near future. A group of students from Yale are there studying a medieval site, when their professor, played by Billy Connolly, mysteriously goes missing. To make matters more enigmatic, the students are then taken back to the United States by a shadowy technology company called ITC, led by Robert Doniger (David Thewlis). The eccentric Doniger explains that because of a machine that his company built, their professor is trapped in 14th century France. In order to rescue him, two of the students, Chris Hughes (Paul Walker) and Kate Erickson (Frances O'Connor), along with Andre Marek (Gerard Butler), an archeological site manager, must travel to France, circa 1357, amid archaic war, deadly diseases, and other unexpected pitfalls. Meanwhile, David Stern (Ethan Embry), a third student, stays behind to keep an eye on the shady Doniger. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Richard Donner Jeff Maguire|George Nolfi Nov 26, 2003 Apr 13, 2004 $ 19,375,474 116 minutes Paramount Pictures +756 "Based on a true story, U.S. Customs agent ROBERT ""BOB"" MAZUR (Bryan Cranston) goes deep undercover to infiltrate Pablo Escobar's blood-soaked drug trafficking scene plaguing the nation in 1985 by posing as slick, money-laundering businessman Bob Musella. Teamed with impulsive and streetwise fellow agent EMIR EBREU (John Leguizamo) and rookie agent posing as his fianc" R Drama Brad Furman Ellen Brown Furman Jul 13, 2016 Oct 11, 2016 $ 15,425,870 127 minutes Broad Green Pictures +757 With writer Brian Kessler's (David Duchovny) contractual deadline for a book on serial killing fast approaching, he and girlfriend Carrie Laughlin (Michelle Forbes) decide to embark on a cross-country tour of famous murder sites for inspiration. When the couple advertises for fellow travelers to help absorb expenses, the only response comes from greasy trailer park denizen Early Grayce (Brad Pitt) and his girlfriend Adele Corners (Juliette Lewis). Only too late do Brian and Carrie realize just how close to serial murderers they're about to get. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Dominic Sena Tim Metcalfe|Stephen Levy Sep 3, 1993 Oct 28, 1997 125 minutes +758 "Stuffed with nearly all the essential ingredients for a '50s drive-in classic -- including rubber monsters, clean-cut biker gangs, countless inane rock & roll numbers, and twistin' teeny-boppers who appear to be about 35 -- this uproariously awful monster flick has secured a fond place in the hearts of bad-movie buffs. The horror of the title comes in the form of numerous scaly creatures whose fishy mouths are filled with a tube-like apparatus that makes them appear stuffed to overflowing with frankfurters. Spawned from both human remains and sea life (thanks to a healthy dose of ocean-dumped radioactive waste), the monsters emerge from the sea to dine on surfers and bikini-clad nymphs during a nearly constant teen beach party. Allen Laurel portrays a completely useless scientist who manages to find a solution to the monster menace only after his maid knocks over a vial of sodium on a specimen of one such creature. Armed with this knowledge, Laurel locates the flooded quarry that serves as the beasts' lair, allowing the military to give the critters what-for with a hail of sodium bombs. Director Del Tenney reportedly helmed several scenes from his sickbed while battling the flu... which probably explains quite a lot. The soundtrack features a plentitude of non-hits performed by surf-rockers The Del-Aires (named after the director?) including the toe-tapper ""Zombie Stomp.""" NR Horror|Musical and Performing Arts|Science Fiction and Fantasy Del Tenney Richard Hilliard|Lou Binder|Ronald Gianettino 71 minutes 20th Century Fox Film Corporat +760 Young parents Mac (Seth Rogen and Kelly Radnor (Rose Byrne) find their troubles are far from over in this sequel co-starring Zac Efron. R Comedy Nicholas Stoller May 20, 2016 Sep 20, 2016 92 minutes Universal Pictures +761 Arthur Penn directed this quirky look at the legend of Billy the Kid (Paul Newman), which follows the outlaw from his days in the Lincoln County cattle wars through to his murder. PG Classics|Western Arthur Penn Leslie Stevens May 7, 1958 Nov 14, 2006 102 minutes +762 "Following up on his hallucinatory meditation on sex, death, and fish hooks in The Isle, Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-duk spins this brutal exploration on the lingering anger and exploitation of America's occupation of South Korea. Even though all her letters are returned stamped ""Address Unknown,"" a middle-aged woman nevertheless compulsively writes letter after letter to the American soldier with whom she bore an African-American/Korean child. Her son, named Chang-guk, is the object of societal scorn and rejection and can only get a job as a dog butcher, a job he executes with a certain amount of grim pleasure. He finds himself attracted to a high school girl with a degenerative eye condition who is trapped in an abusive relationship with an American G.I. His love for the girl and his free-floating rage against society fuels a violent outburst that changes everyone's lives. This film was screened at the 2001 Toronto Film Festival." R Art House and International|Drama Kim Ki-duk Jun 2, 2001 Jan 24, 2006 118 minutes +763 "In Old Chicago was 20th Century-Fox's spin on MGM's San Francisco--a personal saga played out against the backdrop of a famous 19th Century disaster. Alice Brady plays Mrs. O'Leary, a widow who brings her two young boys to the sleepy village of Chicago. As the city grows in prominence and prestige, so do the boys: One son (Tyrone Power) becomes a rascal who dreams of creating his own entertainment empire, while the other son (Don Ameche) matures into an honest, straight-laced lawyer. Both boys woo a beautiful singer (Alice Faye), who favors the more reckless of the two. As the headstrong son gains control of the more disreputable forms of Chicago entertainment, the serious son becomes the city's Mayor. The requisite rivalry between the two reaches a fever pitch just before their mother's cow knocks over a lantern and sets off the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. The O'Leary boys unite in trying to fight the conflagration and rescue the populace; the mayor dies, and the wastrel son vows to mend his ways and help build a ""new"" Chicago. In Old Chicago is climaxed spectacularly by the famous fire, a masterwork of special effects courtesy of 20th Century-Fox's Fred Sersen. The film, which originally ran 115 minutes, is currently available only in its shorter (and better paced) reissue version." NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Henry King Niven Busch|Sonya Levien|Lamar Trotti Jan 1, 1937 Aug 9, 2005 110 minutes +765 The unlikely duo of Steve McQueen and Jackie Gleason star in this military comedy-drama. Gleason is Master Sergeant Max Slaughter, a corpulent man perfectly content with his solitary life in the Army, where his room and board are paid for and free sodas are his for the taking. His comrade, the more ambitious Sergeant Eustis Clay (McQueen), looks forward to leaving the service and making a big success of himself in business. Nevertheless, Eustis worships the ground that the kindly Max walks on and introduces him to a pretty teenager, Bobby Jo Pepperdine (Tuesday Weld). This sets off the ire of Bobby Jo's would-be suitor Sergeant Fred Lenahan (Lew Gallo), a tough military policeman who's already got a bone to pick with Eustis, leading to a tragic turn of events for Eustis and Max. The script for Soldier in the Rain (1963) was co-written by Blake Edwards. NR Art House and International|Classics|Comedy|Drama Ralph Nelson Maurice Richlin|Blake Edwards Oct 27, 1963 Mar 8, 2005 88 minutes +766 In a film designed to bring smiles to the post-toddler set on up to perhaps their seven-year-old siblings, this animated story by Arna Selznick (only the third woman in cinematic history to direct a full-length animated feature) is about the popular Care Bears. These loving creatures inhabit a realm in the clouds called Care-A-Lot, and their purpose in life is to get the humans down below to share their good feelings with each other. They watch over human children with large telescopes and help those children who need help. The Care Bears have their work cut out for them, because Nicolas, a lonely magician's assistant, is about to fall under the evil influence of a bad spirit who lives in an ancient magic book -- it seems Nicolas will do just about anything for friends. Aside from Nicolas, Kim (Cree Summer) and Jason (Sunny Besen Thracher) are in trouble because they are starting not to trust people after suffering many disappointments. Mickey Rooney is the voice of Mr. Cherrywood, the owner of an orphanage. G Action and Adventure|Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Arna Selznick Peter Sauder Dec 31, 1985 Aug 6, 2002 76 minutes +768 Academy Award-nominated director Roger Weisberg tackles one of the most hotly debated issues in contemporary politics by exploring just what happens when the uninsured get sick. The prospect of dealing with the health care system can be a horrifying one for those suffering through illness without the benefit of insurance, and by exploring a number of cases in which the desperate and afflicted attempted to get help from an uncaring and unsympathetic system, Weisberg presents a heartfelt case for change. NR Documentary|Special Interest Roger Weisberg 83 minutes +769 Reverend Ernst Toller (Ethan Hawke) is a solitary, middle-aged parish pastor at a small Dutch Reform church in upstate New York on the cusp of celebrating its 250th anniversary. Once a stop on the Underground Railroad, the church is now a tourist attraction catering to a dwindling congregation, eclipsed by its nearby parent church, Abundant Life, with its state-of-the-art facilities and 5,000-strong flock. When a pregnant parishioner (Amanda Seyfried) asks Reverend Toller to counsel her husband, a radical environmentalist, the clergyman finds himself plunged into his own tormented past, and equally despairing future, until he finds redemption in an act of grandiose violence. From writer-director Paul Schrader (Taxi Driver; American Gigolo; Affliction) comes a gripping thriller about a crisis of faith that is at once personal, political, and planetary. R Drama Paul Schrader Paul Schrader May 18, 2018 Aug 21, 2018 108 minutes +770 "Henry Koster directed this cloying family musical based on the true life story of Soeur Sourire, a Belgian nun whose recordings made her an overnight sensation on The Ed Sullivan Show. Debbie Reynolds stars as Sister Ann, a Belgian nun who likes to compose little tunes on her guitar. She writes the song ""Dominique"" for a lonely little boy, Dominic Arlien (Ricky Cordell), whose mother has died and whose father is an alcoholic. Father Clementi (Ricardo Montalban) tries to promote the song, getting help from his old friend Robert Gerarde (Chad Everett), a record producer. ""Dominique"" becomes an international hit, thanks to Robert's efforts, and Ed Sullivan appears on the scene to film Sister Ann for his television program. Unsure of how to handle her amazing success, Sister Ann seeks out Father Clementi for advice, unsure of whether to give up her singing and remain a nun or to continue on with her singing career and renounce her vows." NR Classics|Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Henry Koster Apr 2, 1966 Sep 12, 2011 98 minutes +771 From the creators of Scary Movie and Date Movie comes this tongue-in-cheek parody of the sword-and-sandal epics, dubbed Meet the Spartans. The 20th Century Fox production was written and directed by the filmmaking team of Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer. Sure, Leonidas may have nothing more than a cape and some leather underwear to protect him from the razor-sharp swords of his Persian enemies, but that won't stop the brave leader and his team of 13 warriors from defending their beloved homeland against a powerful invading force that includes the likes of a mutant Paris Hilton, the Transformers, the Ghost Rider, and Rocky Balboa. PG-13 Comedy Jason Friedberg|Aaron Seltzer Aaron Seltzer|Jason Friedberg Jan 25, 2008 Jun 3, 2008 $ 38,200,000 84 minutes 20th Century Fox +772 Moscow of the late '50s is the initial setting for this movie of three young girls out for love -- the upwardly mobile Lyuda (Irina Muravyova), the secure Tonya (Raisa Ryazanova) and the head-over-heels Katya (Vera Alentova). The film re-engages the trio 20 years later, focusing on their varied life changes. Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears received the Oscar for Best Foreign Film in 1980. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Romance Vladimir Menshov Valentin Chernykh Feb 11, 1980 Sep 4, 2001 145 minutes +773 First-time director Vincent Gallo stars in this self-consciously stylized story of a social misfit who's rescued from emotional annihilation by the girl he kidnaps. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Vincent Gallo Vincent Gallo|Alison Bagnall Jun 26, 1998 Feb 1, 2000 $ 2,365,931 110 minutes +774 "Judging by the number of times it's popped up on TV, Tarzan's Secret Treasure was one of the most popular of the MGM ""Tarzan"" pictures, though it's hardly the best. This time around, a group of gold hunters invade the domain of Tarzan (Johnny Weissmuller), Jane (Maureen O'Sullivan) and Boy (Johnny Sheffield). Expedition leader Professor Elliot (Reginald Owen) is an honorable man, but his assistants Medford (Tom Conway) and Vandemeer (Philip Dorn) are scoundrels, while the party's aggressively Irish general factotum O'Doul (Barry Fitzgerald) remains an enigma until the final reel. Thinking they've done away with Tarzan, Medford and Vandemeer force Jane and Boy to lead them through the jungle to a hidden gold mine, only to be captured by a hostile tribe which specializes in literally tearing its captives apart (via tastefully gruesome stock footage from 1936's Tarzan Escapes). Will ol' Tarz revive in time to rescue his loved ones from fierce tribesmen and even fiercer crocodiles? Perhaps the ""campiest"" of MGM's ""Tarzan"" entries, Tarzan's Secret Treasure is chock full of laughable vignettes, one or two of them intentional. Best line: When Jane asks Boy what he's been doing all day, the plucky youngster, who's just survived a series of hair-raising perils culminating with his nearly being burned at the stake by superstitious natives, replies ""Oh, nothing much.""" NR Action and Adventure Richard Thorpe Myles Connolly|Paul Gangelin 80 minutes +776 Loosely based on Fellini's 8 1/2, this Woody Allen film focuses on filmmaker Sandy Bates, who is currently suffering from a major creative block. The film follows Sandy as he attends a weekend retrospective of his films, where he is continually harassed by fans, friends, lovers, and studio executives. PG Comedy|Drama Woody Allen Woody Allen Sep 26, 1980 Jul 5, 2000 88 minutes +778 Onetime Dallas Cowboy Peter Gent's tell-all novel about the big business of football is the source for Ted Kotcheff's film, which explores the destructive world faced by NFL players both on and off the field. R Comedy|Drama|Sports and Fitness Ted Kotcheff Peter Gent|Ted Kotcheff|Frank Yablans Aug 3, 1979 Jan 30, 2001 119 minutes +779 Suicide is not the end, but only the beginning of a fascinating journey through the afterlife for souls in search of what they could not find in their previous lives. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Goran Dukic Goran Dukic Oct 19, 2007 Mar 25, 2008 $ 231,512 91 minutes Lionsgate Films/After Dark Films +781 "Yoji Yamada's torchy Japanese drama Love and Honor (aka Bushi no Ichibun) follows the heartbreaking plight of Shinnojo (Yoji Yamada), a young man employed as a ""food taster"" for the imperial family. Shinnojo's position comes to a sudden and tragic end when he consumes poisoned fish intended for the clan leader and is forever robbed of his sight. Forced to give up his job, Shinnojo thus heads home and sinks into a deep and seemingly inescapable depression. Contemplating suicide, Shinnojo is only stopped by the love of his wife, Kayo, who insists that she will also commit seppuku if he proceeds. Begrudgingly, he agrees to relinquish his self-destructive thoughts, but financial problems from his unemployment linger on. With no other recourse, Shinnojo must send Kayo off to the clan bursar to appeal for monetary assistance. Nothing, however, can prepare him for the bursar's demand for his wife's body in exchange for monetary help -- or for his wife's sudden complicity in this arrangement. Rei Dan, Mitsugoro Bando, and Kaori Momoi co-star." PG-13 Art House and International|Classics|Drama|Romance Yoji Yamada Yoji Yamada|Ichiro Yamamoto|Emiko Hiramatsu Nov 2, 2007 Nov 11, 2008 121 minutes The Bigger Picture +782 THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI is a darkly comic drama from Academy Award winner Martin McDonagh (IN BRUGES). After months have passed without a culprit in her daughter's murder case, Mildred Hayes (Academy Award winner Frances McDormand) makes a bold move, painting three signs leading into her town with a controversial message directed at William Willoughby (Academy Award nominee Woody Harrelson), the town's revered chief of police. When his second-in-command Officer Dixon (Sam Rockwell), an immature mother's boy with a penchant for violence, gets involved, the battle between Mildred and Ebbing's law enforcement is only exacerbated. R Comedy|Drama Martin McDonagh Martin McDonagh Dec 1, 2017 Feb 27, 2018 $ 52,000,189 115 minutes Fox Searchlight Pictures +783 An all-star cast of action-movie icons headline Sylvester Stallone's explosive action thriller about a group of hard-nosed mercenaries who are double-crossed during a treacherous mission. Approached by the shadowy Church (Bruce Willis) to overthrow tyrannical South American dictator General Gaza (David Zayas) and restore order to the troubled island country of Vilena, stoic soldier of fortune Barney Ross (Stallone) rounds up an unstoppable team that includes former SAS soldier and blade specialist Lee Christmas (Jason Statham); martial arts expert Yin (Jet Li); trigger-happy Hale Caesar (Terry Crews); and cerebral demolitions expert Toll Road (Randy Couture). Traveling to Vilena on a reconnaissance mission with his old pal Christmas, Barney meets their local contact, a cagey guerrilla fighter named Sandra (Giselle Itie), and together the trio scopes out the landscape.. It isn't long before Barney and Christmas have discovered that their actual target is not General Gaza but James Monroe (Eric Roberts), a former CIA operative who has recently gone rogue. Monroe won't be easy to get to either, because his hulking bodyguard Paine (Steve Austin) is a force to be reckoned with. When their mission is compromised, Barney and Christmas are forced to flee, leaving Sandra behind to face almost certain death. But Barney isn't the kind of soldier to abandon a mission, or a hostage, and now in order to get the job done he'll need the help of his old crew. R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Sylvester Stallone Dave Callaham|Sylvester Stallone Aug 13, 2010 Nov 23, 2010 $ 102,981,571 103 minutes Lionsgate Films +784 During a Los Angeles Christmas, a group of 82nd Airborne vets assembles under the leadership of gamblin' man Danny Ocean (Frank Sinatra) to rip off five Las Vegas casinos just after the stroke of midnight on New Year's Day. Playboy Jimmy Foster (Peter Lawford) joins in the scheme because he's sick of needing his oft-married mother's money, especially now that she's about to wed Duke Santos (Cesar Romero), a self-made man with all sorts of underworld ties. After he receives the news that he could die at any time, newly released convict Anthony Bergdorf (Richard Conte) reluctantly agrees to participate so he can leave some money to his estranged wife and young son. Ocean's own wife, Beatrice (Angie Dickinson), doesn't think much of her husband's promise of a big score to come, but her quiet protests don't dissuade him. With Las Vegas garbage man and fellow vet Josh Howard (Sammy Davis Jr.) and several casino employees among their number, the titular band of thieves have just a few days to get ready for their caper. When Duke Santos, Jimmy's mother, and one of Ocean's discarded paramours all show up in Sin City at the same time as the veterans, the crew's perfect plans face some serious hurdles. PG-13 Classics|Comedy|Drama Lewis Milestone Charles Lederer|Harry Brown Aug 10, 1960 May 13, 2008 128 minutes +785 "The Opposite Sex is an opulent musical remake of Clare Booth Luce's The Women (1939). June Allyson stars in the old Norma Shearer role, playing the virtuous wife who loses her husband to scheming Joan Collins (as the Joan Crawford character). At first agreeing to a divorce, June decides to win hubby back by utilizing the same crafty feminine wiles that Joan had employed to lead him astray. Doloress Gray plays the counterpart to Rosalind Russell's vitriolic gossip. The original The Women boasted an all-female cast: the remake includes several male characters, played by the likes of MGM contractees Leslie Nielsen and Jeff Richards. Dick Shawn, Jim Backus and Harry James are also on hand, billed as ""special guest stars."" The satirical bite of The Women has been softened in The Opposite Sex, but musical fans should have a good time. Sammy Cahn, Nicholas Brodszky, Ralph Freed and George Stoll were among the songwriters; Collins, Allyson and Jeff Richards perform musical numbers in the film." NR Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance David Miller Fay Kanin|Michael Kanin Oct 26, 1956 Jan 30, 1991 117 minutes +786 "The story of Hugo Park, a misspent youth whose only outlet for angst is a 4D fighting video game called ""Super Turbo Arena"". When Pharaoh King announces a tournament to determine who will join his pro-team, Hugo sets his eyes on the prize. But Hugo isn't the only gamer who wants fame and glory. If Hugo wants to win, he's going to have to beat Shamus, the all-time Turbo champ at the local Pandemonium arcade, and Ruse Kapri, a feisty prep girl that knows how to win. Realizing he can't win on his skill alone, Hugo turns to his brother Tobias, a former kick-boxer whose last match left him in a wheel chair. Together the two will mend old wounds and see if a washed up street fighter can teach a troubled teen how to become a virtual gladiator" NR Action and Adventure|Drama|Special Interest Jarrett Lee Conaway 23 minutes +787 A struggling writer and his wife move into a notoriously haunted house and enter into a terrifying struggle against the supernatural. NR Horror Derek Cole Stephen Twardokus Oct 1, 2012 Feb 19, 2014 90 minutes +788 When Doris Miller meets John Fremont, her company's hip new art director, sparks fly-at least for Doris. In the cluttered house she shared with her late mother, Doris mines the Internet for information on her one-and-only, guided by the 13-year-old granddaughter of her best pal Roz. When Doris begins showing up at John's regular haunts, she wins over his Williamsburg friends. Her new life brings Doris a thrilling perspective, but also creates a rift between her and her longtime friends and family, who believe she's making a fool of herself over a guy half her age. Eager for all the experiences she has missed out on, Doris throws caution to the wind and follows her heart for the very first time. R Drama Michael Showalter Laura Terruso|Michael Showalter Mar 11, 2016 Jun 14, 2016 $ 14,443,077 95 minutes +789 "In the mid 1970s, a group of six young men left their homes in the West of Ireland, took the boat out of Dublin Bay and sailed across the sea to England in the hope of making their fortunes and returning home. Thirty years later only one, Jackie Flavin, makes it home--but does so in a coffin. Jackie's five friends reunite at his wake where they are forced to face up to the reality of their alienation as long term emigrants who have no longer have any real place to call home. ""Kings"" speaks directly to the dispossessed and disenfranchised who fill our city streets, to those with nowhere they feel they can really call home and shows us that what we can call home is always much closer than we think." NR Drama Tom Collins Tom Collins|Jimmy Murphy 87 minutes +791 A follow-up to Spanish enfant terrible Pedro Almod R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Nov 20, 2009 Mar 16, 2010 $ 4,900,000 128 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +792 This animated fantasy film, from the creators of The Last Unicorn, unfolds in an age when magic and science coexist uneasily, and humans still walk the earth alongside wizards, unicorns, and dragons. One of the four most powerful mages on the planet, Carolinus the Green Wizard (voice of Harry Morgan) realizes that magic's power is slipping in favor of the logic of science -- a potential detriment to men, who need such magic to provide regular inspiration for themselves. Carolinus thus summons his three brothers for an emergency t NR Action and Adventure|Animation|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy 96 minutes +793 This small-town romance may be trying to ride the coattails of the Big Chill that also featured Kevin Kline. Kline plays Henry here, and when the film opens he and his love Gussie Sawyer (Sissy Spacek, wife of director Jack Fisk), are sitting together planning the future they will have. She will be a flight attendant and he will get a college degree. Yet when they part, so does their destiny. By a quirk of fate, Gussie starts taking photos for an in-flight magazine and ends up an ace photographer while Henry has stayed in their small town to run the newspaper after his dad died. When Gussie comes back for a vacation 15 years later the two old sweethearts find that the embers that burned so low over the last many years are heating up again. No one in the town is unaware of what is going on, and Gussie is in for a lecture from her dad while Henry hears it like it is from his wife. But will that change the course of their relationship? PG-13 Drama|Romance Jack Fisk Naomi Foner 85 minutes +794 "Stressed out LA detective John Berlin gets too near the edge following the destruction of his marriage and decides to leave the violence an un-ending hub-bub of the big city and take a job in the supposedly quiet northern tow of Eureka. Unfortunately, he isn't there long before he finds himself obsessed with pursuing a serial killer with a thing for blind young women. The case isn't new and Berlin's old-time buddy, Freddy Ross and his boys have spent the last six months investigating a string of seven murders. They have dubbed the case ""Jennifer 8"" because Berlin is positive that he knows the identity of the next victim. She is beautiful blind student Helena Robertson, the roommate of the latest victim. As he steps up his investigation, Berlin finds himself falling for Helena. Meanwhile, he has become so obsessed with finding the killer that pal Ross begins worrying that Berlin is having a breakdown and so goes with him on a late night surveillance of Helena's school. A tragedy ensues leaving Berlin to not only go it alone, but also to clear his own name." R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Bruce Robinson Bruce Robinson Nov 6, 1992 Apr 11, 2000 125 minutes +797 The life of a middle-class black family in Los Angeles is disrupted by the arrival of an old friend from back South in this layered drama. Initially a charming reminder of their past, the visitor soon comes to seems increasingly sinister as the strained household heads towards an inevitable conflict. PG Drama Charles Burnett Charles Burnett Jan 1, 1990 Jun 13, 1991 102 minutes +798 "Celia, who calls herself Ginevra, is a movie actress who is appearing in an art-film. When she collapses from exhaustion while browsing in a bookstore and subsequently has a car crash, she decides to run away, throwing away her belongings and attempting to live incognito with a bar singer. Eventually she returns to her oh-so-boring life and shuttles between two additional lovers while working on the set of ""Tears of an Angel."" Some allusions are made to the Arthurian and Camelot myths, but these are not developed. Reviewers found the main attraction of this ""art film"" to be the numerous sex scenes between the star (played by Amanda Ooms) and her various lovers." NR Drama Ingemo Engstrom 157 minutes +800 A bank robber tries to go straight but finds himself framed in this crime drama. Former criminal Nelson Potter is trying to stay clean and open up a bank insurance company with Patrice his girlfriend. His father, a Nelson's former crime partner, wants out. Then Lily robs a bank that Nelson said had so-so security. She kills a guard and leaves the knife covered with Nelson's prints. Nelson is also being harassed by a shady FBI agent. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama Oley Sassone Mark Sevi 90 minutes +801 Bud Yorkin's comedy stars Jeff Daniels as a former big-leaguer who yearns for romance, but finds himself overwhelmed with the problems of the women in his life. R Comedy|Drama|Romance Bud Yorkin Ted Mann|Ron Nyswaner Nov 9, 1990 Feb 19, 1992 110 minutes +802 Jack Moony (Bob Hoskins) is a vice detective, but he is also an intense and crazed, racist lout. Jack has had a brief fling with a hooker named Crystal (Chloe Webb), but Crystal left him for Napoleon Stone (Denzel Washington), a suave, handsome, cosmopolitan lawyer, who becomes the object of Jack's rage, not simply because he has stolen his girl but also because he is black. Jack, who lives on cheeseburgers, beer, and whiskey, has a heart attack. This occurs the same night that Stone is killed in an un-accidental car crash. Thanks to a quick organ transplant, Jake ends up with Stone's heart. But to Jack's horror, he discovers the ghost of the lawyer has returned to earth to follow Jack around -- offering Jack nutritional advise, giving him tips on solving his murder, and suggestions on how to get back together with Crystal. R Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Feb 2, 1990 Nov 9, 2004 95 minutes +804 "A has-been rock manager from Van Nuys, California stumbles upon a once-in-a-lifetime voice in a remote Afghan cave in Rock the Kasbah, a dramatic comedy inspired by stranger-than-fiction, real-life events and directed by Oscar winner Barry Levinson. Richie Lanz (Bill Murray), dumped and stranded in war-torn Kabul by his last remaining client (Zooey Deschanel), discovers Salima Khan (Leem Lubany), a Pashtun teenager with a beautiful voice and the courageous dream of becoming the first woman to compete on national television in Afghanistan's version of ""American Idol."" Richie partners with a savvy hooker (Kate Hudson), a pair of hard-partying war profiteers (Danny McBride and Scott Caan) and a hair-trigger mercenary (Bruce Willis) and, braving dangerous cultural prejudices, manages his new prot" R Drama Barry Levinson Mitch Glazer Oct 23, 2015 Feb 2, 2016 $ 1,940,202 100 minutes Open Road Films +805 A sequel to HBO's award-winning film The Gathering Storm, Thaddeus O'Sullivan's Into the Storm stars Brendan Gleeson as the intrepid British leader whose fiery rhetoric inspired Allied forces to fight back against Hitler's Germany to with everything they've got. As the flames of war spread throughout Europe, Winston Churchill rose to the call and became a national hero, disregarding the detrimental effects his actions had on both his political career and his marriage to lifelong supporter Clemmie (Janet McTeer) in a single-minded effort to defeat one of history's greatest tyrants. PG Action and Adventure|Drama Hugh Whitemore 98 minutes +806 A collection of everyday New Yorkers struggle to carry on with their increasingly stressful lives a year after the city was forever changed by the 9/11 terrorist attacks in Brooklyn-native Danny Leiner's ensemble-cast slice of life. Dr. Trabulous (Tony Shalhoub) is a gifted psychologist with a special knack for truly understanding his patients. When an ordinary businessman (Jim Gaffigan) who has witnessed a terrible office tragedy seeks to gain the insight of the seasoned professional, Dr. Trabulous helps to release a hidden rage that has slowly been eating away at the man's troubled soul. Meanwhile, in the culinary world, Great New Wonderful pastry shop proprietor Emme Keeler (Maggie Gyllenhaal) is about to discover that unseating the woman known as the Queen of Cake (Edie Falco) doesn't come without some heavy consequences. Elsewhere in the city, troubled couple Allison (Judy Greer) and David Burbage (Tom McCarthy) fight to save their marriage and break through to their curiously overconfident ten-year-old boy. Avi (Naseeruddin Shah) and Satish (Sharat Saxena) are immigrants and best friends who work together as security guards and wander the city making observations about contemporary America until their opposing perspectives are challenged by an unexpected development in their lives that neither saw coming. And despite the comfort she takes in her daily routine, Julie Berman (Olympia Dukakis) discovers that her passion for life has long since died, until a visit with a childhood friend helps her to realize just what she's been missing all these lonely years. R Comedy|Drama Danny Leiner Sam Catlin Jun 23, 2006 Sep 12, 2006 $ 39,712 88 minutes First Independent Pictures +807 In this action drama, Harrison Ford plays James Marshall, a onetime combat hero in the Vietnam War who is now President of the United States. While visiting the former Soviet Union, Marshall gives a speech in which he supports a get-tough attitude against both terrorists and a right-wing general and war criminal from Kazakhstan imprisoned in Moscow, earning him few friends in the Eastern Bloc. While flying back to the United States aboard Air Force One, Marshall and his staff discover that one of the journalists returning with them is actually Ivan Korshunov (Gary Oldman), a Kazakhstani terrorist, who hijacks the plane with three associates and holds the president hostage -- with his wife and daughter on board. Marshall must use his strength and intelligence to keep the terrorists at bay and devise a plan to allow his family to escape to safety, while on the ground the vice-president (Glenn Close), the secretary of defense (Dean Stockwell), and the attorney general (Philip Baker Hall) grapple over what to do and how much control to take in this crisis. Slam-bang action sequences and plot twists fly fast and furious in this nail-biter from director Wolfgang Petersen, who previously generated suspense under water (rather than in the air) with Das Boot. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Wolfgang Petersen Jul 25, 1997 Feb 1, 1998 124 minutes +808 In Michael Moore's political satire, the U.S. president (Alan Alda) decides to wage a cold war against Canada in an attempt to reverse his slipping popularity, and, as a result, he drives a small group of incensed Canadians to take matters into their own hands. Alda is the first president in years not to lead his country into war, which naturally means that his approval rating is dangerously low. The sure-fire way to boost his popularity is to start a war and demonstrate American superiority. Unfortunately, as his advisors point out, the U.S. has run out of enemies. That is, until Alda's National Security Advisor Stuart Smiley (Kevin Pollak) happens to catch a segment on the news about a brawl at a Canadian hockey game that began when local American sheriff Bud Boomer (John Candy) made a remark about Canadian beer. This incident gives Smiley the notion to make the public believe that Canada is their new enemy. Determined to demonstrate the mighty power of America to the Canadians, Boomer gets a group of equally angry fellow Americans together to cross the border and perform the most serious of all Canadian crimes -- littering. However, the invasion is foiled and Boomer's numerous blunders threaten to turn a fabricated war into a real one. Written, directed, and produced by Michael Moore, Canadian Bacon takes lighthearted jabs at the differences between the U.S. and Canada, while also satirizing America's obsession with its military strength. The film features John Candy in his last complete screen performance. R Comedy Michael Moore Michael Moore Sep 22, 1995 May 22, 2001 95 minutes +809 Dismissed when first released, later heralded as one of director Alfred Hitchcock's finest films (and, according to Hitchcock, his most personal one), this adaptation of the French novel D'entre les morts weaves an intricate web of obsession and deceit. It opens as Scottie Ferguson (James Stewart) realizes he has vertigo, a condition resulting in a fear of heights, when a police officer is killed trying to rescue him from falling off a building. Scottie then retires from his position as a private investigator, only to be lured into another case by his old college friend, Gavin Elster (Tom Helmore). Elster's wife, Madeleine (Kim Novak), has been possessed by a spirit, and Elster wants Scottie to follow her. He hesitantly agrees, and thus begins the film's wordless montage as Scottie follows the beautiful yet enigmatic Madeleine through 1950s San Francisco (accompanied by Bernard Herrmann's hypnotic score). After saving her from suicide, Scottie begins to fall in love with her, and she appears to feel the same way. Here tragedy strikes, and each twist in the movie's second half changes our preconceptions about the characters and events. In 1996 a new print of Vertigo was released, restoring the original grandeur of the colors and the San Francisco backdrop, as well as digitally enhancing the soundtrack. PG Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Alfred Hitchcock Jan 1, 1958 Mar 31, 1998 128 minutes +810 This frothy romantic comedy from Korea begins with Kyun-woo (Cha Tae-hyeon), a ne'er-do-well college student, meeting a very drunk girl (Jeon Ji-hyeon) on a subway platform. After he helps her onto the train, she promptly vomits on another passenger's head (twice) and then passes out. Since everyone else in the train car assumes that she's his girlfriend, he carries her to a hotel room to sleep it off. Another series of mishaps brings a police raid while he's in the shower, and thus begins a wild roller coaster rise of a relationship. The rest of the move has her putting him through a battery of often humiliating tests to prove his love. Near the end a revelation about her past briefly drives them apart, but a twist of fate brings them together for a happy ending. NR Comedy|Drama|Romance Jae-young Kwak Jae-young Kwak|Ho-sik Kim Jul 27, 2001 Feb 19, 2013 123 minutes +811 The trials and tribulations of four teenagers--some of whom were orphaned by the Holocaust--living on an Israeli kibbutz in 1953 provide the basis of this Israeli episodic drama. Each one deals with very different problems. Aviya attempts to find information about her deceased father; Yurek tries to prevent authorities from sending his best friend to a boarding school while Yola copes with the news that her father has just died in Poland. Finally, Mira must fight the two people who claim to be her estranged parents and who have taken her to court to win custody. Mira knows in her heart that these two are no relation. NR Art House and International|Drama Eli Cohen Jan 1, 1994 Jan 24, 2006 141 minutes +812 Hands of a Stranger was adapted by playwright Arthur Kopit from the best-selling novel by Robert Daley. Armand Assante plays a New York City narcotics officer who aids DA Blair Brown in her investigation of a rape case in which drugs were involved. In the subsequent days, Assante becomes something of an expert in rape evidence. Thus, when his wife Beverly D'Angelo is sexually assaulted while en route to a rendezvous with her lover, Assante suspects something even though D'Angelo remains mum about the incident. Conducting his own investigation, Assante determines the rapist's identity while wiretapping a phoned-in attempt to blackmail his wife. Will Assante forget everything he's learned about police procedure and attempt to take the law into his own hands? Co-starring in Hands of a Stranger is Arliss Howard as the scummy rapist. Preceded by a warning that the film contained scenes of a violent and graphic nature, Hands of a Stranger was originally broadcast in two parts, on May 10 and 11, 1987. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense Larry Elikann 179 minutes +814 An egotistical TV reporter learns to appreciate the good things in life thanks to an eccentric, homeless clairvoyant in this old-fashioned romantic comedy from director Stephen Herek (Mr. Holland's Opus). Seattle native Lanie Kerrigan (Angelina Jolie) has spent most of her adult existence trying to live down her gawky, geeky adolescence: She toils for hours at the gym to keep cellulite at bay; she's managed to snag an engagement to a star baseball player (Christian Kane); and through her chipper puff pieces on the nightly news, she's cultivated a loyal following of couch potatoes who pester her for autographs. She's ready to take the next step to national news when her boss suggests she further hone her skills with ace cameraman Pete Scanlon (Edward Burns), who also happens to be an old flame of Lanie's. Her comfortable but shallow existence begins to change the moment she and Pete do a story on Prophet Jack (Tony Shaloub), a sage soothsayer who spouts unusually accurate predictions to passers-by in exchange for spare change. Jack offers up the theory that Lanie will not get her cushy promotion; in fact, he says she'll die within a week. When Jack's other prophecies start coming true, Lanie starts living each day as if it were her last -- much to the dismay of her co-workers and her fianc PG-13 Comedy|Romance Stephen Herek John Scott Shepherd|Dana Stevens Apr 26, 2002 Oct 15, 2002 $ 14,400,987 103 minutes 20th Century Fox +815 Titanic shipmates Kathy Bates, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Kate Winslet step onboard for director Sam Mendes' tale of suburban malaise in 1950s-era Connecticut. Adapted from the classic 1961 novel by author Richard Yates, Revolutionary Road tells the tale of a young Connecticut couple whose once-idealistic relationship steadily deteriorates into a ceaseless cycle of petty jealousy and bickering as they strive to retain their independence in the conformity-obsessed world of picket fences and perfectly manicured lawns. Ever since they first met, Frank (DiCaprio) and April (Winslet) saw themselves as special and different. They strive to form their relationship around higher ideals, though upon moving into their new home on Revolutionary Road, the defiant couple pledges never to be confined by the social conventions of the era. As time passes, however, Frank and April gradually become the very thing that they both feared most -- a typical suburban family complete with abandoned dreams and faded hopes. Frank loses his nerve after taking a comfortable job with a reliable salary, and April morphs into an unsatisfied homemaker desperate for passion and excitement. But April's independent spirit hasn't been suffocated just yet, and when she hatches a plan to head for Paris, her need to escape at all costs stands in direct contrast to Frank's desire to hold on to what they already have. R Drama Sam Mendes Justin Haythe Dec 15, 2008 Jun 2, 2009 $ 22,877,808 119 minutes Paramount Vantage +816 Two mismatched wolves embark on a cross-country quest to get back home and restore peace in their pack after being relocated thousands of miles away by well-meaning park rangers. Quick-witted Humphrey (voice of Justin Long) likes to frolic with friends and play video games with squirrels; disciplined Kate (voice of Hayden Panettiere) likes to call the shots and hunt caribou. Normally, an omega wolf like Humphrey would never stand a chance with an alpha wolf like Kate, but when they're both transported halfway across the country they must work together to get back to their natural habitat. And it won't be easy either, because the one thing Humphrey and Kate can agree on is that they don't have anything in common. Perhaps by working together toward a common goal, however, the two contentious traveling companions will finally realize that even lone wolves can use a helping paw every once in a while. Christina Ricci, Danny Glover, Dennis Hopper, and Larry Miller also supply voices for the Crest Animation production, helmed by Anthony Bell and Ben Gluck from a script by Chris Denk. PG Action and Adventure|Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family Anthony Bell|Ben Gluck|Benjamin Gluck Steve Moore|Chris Denk Sep 17, 2010 Jan 11, 2011 $ 25,077,977 88 minutes Lionsgate Films +817 "Based on the Broadway play by Robert Fryer and Lawrence Carr, Desk Set represents the eighth screen teaming of Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn. Hepburn plays the head of a TV network research department; Tracy plays an efficiency expert, hired to modernize Hepburn's operation. When Tracy has a huge computer installed, Hepburn and her co-workers (including Joan Blondell and Sue ""Miss Landers"" Randall) fear that they're going to lose their jobs. Their suspicions are confirmed when the computer merrily begins issuing pink termination slips. But something is obviously amiss: the computer not only fires the ladies, but also the head of the network--and Tracy, who isn't even on the company payroll" G Classics|Comedy|Romance Walter Lang Phoebe Ephron|Henry Ephron May 15, 1957 May 4, 2004 104 minutes +818 This third film in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series finds the half-shelled ninjas traveling back in time to 17th-century Japan in order to save April O'Neil (Paige Turco). Once there, they also use their skills to help a rebel army battle an evil leader. PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Stuart Gillard|Corey Feldman|Tim Kelleher Stuart Gillard|Joe Batteer Mar 19, 1993 Sep 3, 2002 96 minutes +819 This routine espionage drama is based on a novel by Graham Greene about a low-level British informant who is caught in a trap. Castle (Nicol Williamson) has a desk job in British intelligence. Around him are heavyweights like Col. Daintry (Richard Attenborough), Sir John Hargreaves (Richard Vernon), and Percival (Robert Morley) who will cold-bloodedly stop at nothing to do their jobs as they see fit. And Castle certainly is a nobody compared to them. One day when a friend of his in Africa needs some help, Castle is conned into supplying the Eastern block countries with info on demand. No one suspects him because of his low position, but when his office partner is hauled off, Castle begins to rethink his situation. This was director Otto Preminger's last film. R Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Edward Dmytryk Peter Powell Dec 18, 1979 Oct 31, 2006 95 minutes +820 A Cyborg has been sent from the future on a deadly mission, it has been programmed to kill a young woman named Sarah Connor. Sarah has no idea that her life will have a staggering effect on the fate of mankind and that she is in danger of being killed at the hands of an inescapable machine known as the Terminator. Kyle Reese has also been sent from the future, but his mission is to protect the unknowing mother of a future leader. Is there any way to stop the death of an innocent when the relentless Cyborg is set on his course... R Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy James Cameron Oct 26, 1984 Sep 3, 1997 108 minutes Orion Pictures Corporation +821 In this drama, set in a Scandinavian hospital in 1915, the individual stories of three pregnant women about to give birth are presented. The women come from different social classes and have disparate views about the impending births. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Mai Zetterling David Hughes|Mai Zetterling 113 minutes +823 Directed by Marco Tullio Giordana and La Meglio Gioventu, this film chronicles the youth, emotional development, and milestone events in the lives of brothers Nicola (Luigi Lo Cascio and Matteo Carti (Alessio Boni) between 1966 and the early 2000s. Despite being polar opposites -- Nicola is a free spirited, romantic psychiatrist; Matteo is an angst-ridden idealist and member of the Italian police force -- the brothers stay connected through the nature of life, family, and time, even during their long periods of separation from one another. R Art House and International|Drama|Romance Marco Tullio Giordana Stefano Rulli|Sandro Petraglia Jun 22, 2003 Feb 7, 2006 358 minutes Miramax Films +824 Making great fun of the '70s, this lively sci-fi comedy centers on a trio of time travellers who go into the past in hopes of retrieving the Constitution to celebrate America's 300th birthday. Unfortunately, the travelers end up in 1976 not 1776. The trouble is, they don't realize it. PG Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Science Fiction and Fantasy Lucas Reiner Lucas Reiner|Roman Coppola Jan 1, 1990 Jun 3, 2003 82 minutes +825 With the help of her former warden, ex-con Percy Talbott moves to Gilead, Maine to make a fresh start. She gets a job waiting tables at the Spitfire Grill and rents a room above it. The cafe proprietor is the irritable Hannah Ferguson. Friendliness is not a word used to describe Gilead and the locals are suspicious of Percy. That she does not conceal her incarceration does not help them warm to her. This gentle drama tinged with joy and sadness centers on the relationships between Percy, the townsfolk and the Spitfire Grill. One day Hannah suffers a bad fall and is forced to bed to recover. To help her, shrewd local businessman Nahum Goddard, whose biggest concern is preserving the character of the town so as to attract renewed interest in an abandoned granite quarry, sends his introverted wife, Shelby to help Percy at the Grill. His ulterior motive is to have Shelby spy on her and report anything strange, but Shelby and Percy instead become good friends. Eventually, the three women decide to sell the restaurant by holding a national raffle/essay contest in which contestants send in PG-13 Drama Lee David Zlotoff Lee David Zlotoff Aug 23, 1996 Nov 6, 2001 106 minutes +826 Stanley Kubrick's second film, Killer's Kiss was summed up by one influential critic as an experiment in esoterica. Filmed on a budget of NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Stanley Kubrick Sep 28, 1955 May 15, 2001 67 minutes +827 Michelle Pfeiffer is Married to the Mob in this comedy. The wife of Mafia hitman Alec Baldwin, Pfeiffer regularly chastizes her husband for his underhanded line of work. Baldwin refuses to entertain any thoughts of quitting the mob-and besides, he's got a good thing going with Nancy Travis, the promiscuous girl friend of gang boss Dean Stockwell. When Stockwell catches on to Travis' peccadilloes, he murders both his mistress and the unlucky Baldwin. At Baldwin's funeral, Stockwell is overwhelmed by Pfeiffer's beauty, and immediately begins plying her with expensive gifts. But Pfeiffer is through with this sort of thing, and with her young son in tow, she leaves town, hoping to start life anew. Upon making the acquaintance of bumbling, seemingly sincere Matthew Modine, Pfeiffer is convinced that Modine is just another mob flunkey. But it's even worse: Modine is an FBI agent, ordered to get to Stockwell by using Pfeiffer as bait. Reluctantly (he's grown quite fond of her himself), Modine blackmails Pfeiffer into setting up a rendezvous with Stockwell. R Comedy|Drama|Romance Jonathan Demme Aug 19, 1988 Jun 13, 2000 102 minutes +828 Robert Stack and Dorothy Malone are Cliff and Laurie Henderson, a married couple on a vacation with their young daughter (Tammy Marihugh), taking their first sea voyage aboard the aging ocean liner Claridon. All is well for them, but not for the ship below decks, where a fire has broken out. The engine room crew, led by Chief Engineer Steven Pringle (Jack Kruschen) and 2nd Engineer Walsh (Edmond O'Brien) extinguish the blaze, but the ship's captain (George Sanders) refuses their request to shut down the boilers and check for further damage. Disaster follows as the boilers explode, taking Pringle with them and blasting a hole through to the upper decks and an opening to the sea that's not only too big to patch but allowing in too much water for the pumps to handle. Still, the Captain won't order the passengers to the lifeboats -- he hopes that the engine room crew under Walsh can hold the bulkhead and keep the ship afloat. Meanwhile, Cliff has to rescue his daughter from their wrecked stateroom, and must do what he can to help Laurie, who is trapped beneath a huge piece of steel bulkhead, while the ship slowly loses its battle with the sea. NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama Feb 19, 1960 Oct 24, 2006 91 minutes +829 International sex symbol Jane Birkin (of BLOW-UP and Je taime... fame) stars as Corringa, a beautiful young girl who returns from a convent school to her familys ancestral castle. But within these walls seethes unspeakable evil, including religious fervor, depraved desires, and sudden, sadistic murder. Now, someone with a taste for terror is slaughtering the castles demented guests. Six have already met their deaths... and for delicious Corringa, the ultimate torment is still to come NR Art House and International|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Antonio Margheriti Giovanni Simonelli|Antonio Margheriti Jan 1, 1973 Oct 25, 2005 95 minutes Blue Underground +830 A gay New Yorker stages a marriage of convenience with a young woman to satisfy his traditional Taiwanese family, but the wedding becomes a major inconvenience when his parents fly in for the ceremony. Director Ang Lee came to international prominence with this warm-hearted comedy, which centers on the farcical confusion that emerges from this deception. Gao Wai Tung (Winston Chao) has never shared the truth about his sexuality with his family, and hopes to disguise his long-term relationship with his lover Simon by marrying Wei-Wei, a young artist who's only it for the green card. But Wai Tung's parents refuse to let him off the hook easily, showing up to plan a massive wedding banquet. Indeed, much of the film's comedy springs from the contrast between the sheer lavishness of the parents' plans and the sham nature of the wedding. Naturally, the titular party spins out of control, leading to a series of events that threatens all of Wai Tung's relationships. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Romance|Gay and Lesbian Ang Lee Ang Lee|James Schamus|Neil Peng Aug 4, 1993 Jun 15, 2004 111 minutes +831 Filming weddings is a thankless job, so when Alex and Justin get the chance to shoot a destination wedding in Mexico, they take the opportunity to escape their sheltered lives--but with their boss playing fast and loose with the details, they'll be lucky to even find it. NR Comedy Pavan Moondi Pavan Moondi 98 minutes Factory 25 +832 "Based on Russian folklore, this slapstick satire, subtitled ""A Tale About a Hapless Mercenary Loser, His Wife, His Well-Fed Neighbor and Also About a Priest, a Nun and Other Old Relics,"" is nonetheless imbued with a modern sensibility. Silent film with piano score." NR Art House and International Alexander Medvedkin 69 minutes +833 "A group of friends who are avid ""Star Wars"" fans travel west to see the Holy Grail of all sci-fi movies, ""Star Wars: Episode I."" The year is 1999 and for these death star dorks, the ""Star Wars"" films are more than just movies; they are a way of life. So, after one of the group takes sick, it is nothing short of a moral imperative that the friends break into George Lucas' Skywalker Ranch to watch the seminal sci-fi picture together before its release. Enlisting the help of an estranged friend, who has traded in his Darth Vader mask for a proper day job, the adventure lays way to some extremely funny situations, including an outrageous brawl with some hard-core Trekkies." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama Kyle Newman Jul 31, 2008 May 19, 2009 $ 700,000 90 minutes +834 "This unsettling variation on Thelma and Louise (1991) is an unusual and often macabre love story/black comedy about two peculiar women, played by Amanda Plummer and Saskia Reeves, who roam through Northern England on a killing spree. Plummer is Eunice, a tattooed, schizophrenic free spirit who is wandering in search of her recently departed lover, Judith. She leaves one gas station attendant dead when the person admits to not being Judith. But when she meets Miriam (Reeves), another gas station attendant who longs for love and attention, Eunice doesn't ask the fatal question. Strangely captivated by the eccentric woman, Miriam spends the night with Eunice and falls under her peculiar charm, Calling each other ""Eu"" and ""Mi,"" they hit the road, where they murder anyone who gets in their way. Both women sense that their actions will ultimately bring about a tragic end, but their dedication to their cause (rebelling against men who trivialize and demean women everywhere) and their love for one another gives them the strength to carry on. Though Plummer's Eunice seems to have the upper hand through most of the film, it is the sacrifice that ""Mi"" makes for ""Eu"" that catches and holds the viewer at the conclusion of this bizarre little tale." R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Michael Winterbottom Frank Cottrell Boyce Apr 26, 1996 Jun 11, 2002 85 minutes +835 In this off-beat sci-fi outing, alien invaders play doppleganger to real people while enacting their plans to destroy the Earth. PG Science Fiction and Fantasy John Hayes Frank Ray Perilli Jun 26, 1978 Mar 8, 2005 88 minutes +836 At the end of the nineteenth century, 16-year-old Jay Cavendish (Kodi Smit-McPhee) journeys across the American frontier in search of the woman he loves. He is joined by Silas (Michael Fassbender), a mysterious traveler, and hotly pursued by an outlaw along the way.(C) A24 Films R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense May 15, 2015 Jul 7, 2015 84 minutes A24 and DIRECTV +837 The Green Room (La Chambre Verte) is perhaps the least well-known of Francois Truffaut's 1970s films. Truffaut himself stars as Julien Davenne, a WW I-era journalist obsessed with death. As his friends drop like flies on the battlefield, Davenne's obsessions overwhelm him. At war's end, he devotes all his energies to building a special shrine to his fallen comrades. No matter how elaborate this shrine becomes, it will always pale in comparison to its counterpart in Davenne's own home, constructed in the memory of his late wife. He briefly comes out of his morbid shell when he falls in love with Cecilia Mandel (Nathalie Baye), but she proves to be a disappointment to him, driving him farther and farther into necrophilia, not to mention an all-consuming death wish. The Green Room was adapted from a short story by Henry James. PG Art House and International|Drama 95 minutes +838 "The Weight of Water is the story of a blind advnturer Erik Weihanmayer taking on an absurdly improbable challenge, kayaking the Grand Canyon. Erik desires the elusive state of being that so many of us seek, to be engaged in the present moment. ""It's so hard to be fully in the moment because there's so much fear, there's so much anxiety, it's like a person looking through a window at an experience rather than being in the experience."" -- Erik Weihenmayer" NR Action and Adventure|Documentary Michael Brown 79 minutes +839 "This distaff romantic tear jerker concerns a young couple who fall in love despite the objections of their families. Taken from Erich Segal's best selling novel, Jenny (Ali MacGraw) is the Radcliffe student of modest means who has worked hard to excel academically. Oliver Barrett IV (Ryan O'Neal) is the son of a wealthy but coldhearted father (Ray Milland). After graduating from law school, he takes a job at a prestigious law firm and moves in with Jenny. She tries to make a living as a vocal instructor as they both try to make it without outside economic help. Jenny soon is diagnosed with an incurable disease and inflicts the meaningless catch phrase from the film ""Love means never having to say you're sorry"" at least seven times. To date, no one has been able to fully explain the meaning behind this insipid statement that set an entire generation into denial and into therapy about feelings, wants and needs. The film was a box office smash that was nominated for seven Academy Awards, but only the music took home the coveted Oscar. Look for Tommy Lee Jones in an early role as one of Oliver's college chums. Love Story has endured as one of the top sob fest romantic tragedies of all time." PG Drama|Romance Arthur Hiller Erich Segal Dec 16, 1970 Apr 24, 2001 100 minutes Paramount Pictures +840 Wrongfully convicted for a hold-up, a war vet sentenced to a chain gang escapes and builds a new, respectable existence, only to realize he can never be free of his past. This classic, still-powerful reality-based indictment of the Depression-era prison system is the peak of Warner's 1930s school of social realism. NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Mervyn Le Roy Sheridan Gibney|Brown Holmes Nov 19, 1932 May 10, 2005 90 minutes +841 This is a contemporary retelling of H.G. Wells' seminal sci-fi classic. The adventure/thriller reveals humankind's extraordinary battle against an extra-terrestrial invasion fleet, as seen through the eyes of one American family. Located somewhere in the New England United States, the family -- like millions of others around the globe -- is forced to take refuge from the aliens' highly advanced weapons and impenetrable shields, which are unstoppable against anything that mankind can throw at them. Unable to fight back and finding it more and more difficult to remain hidden from the aliens, the human race faces the end of its existence. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Steven Spielberg Josh Friedman|David Koepp Jun 29, 2005 Nov 22, 2005 $ 234,141,872 117 minutes Paramount Pictures +843 Miners want to drill for billions of dollars worth of copper and gold beneath the pristine wilderness of America's last wild frontier but fishermen say the world's last great salmon run could be jeopardized. NR 60 minutes +845 Abel Ferrara's cult crime drama Bad Lieutenant is given a sister film with this Werner Herzog-helmed production that takes its inspiration from the original, but focuses on new characters and plotlines. Nicolas Cage steps into Harvey Keitel's mold of a corrupt and drug-addled police officer, with the scummy setting moving from New York City to New Orleans. Eva Mendes, Val Kilmer, and Xzibit co-star in the Nu Image/Millennium Films picture. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Werner Herzog Nov 20, 2009 Apr 6, 2010 $ 1,616,556 121 minutes First Look Pictures +846 Dee Roberts is a 24-year-old, African-American single mom struggling to make ends meet in a small Texas town. When cops arrest her in a drug sweep, she insists on her innocence. Even though Dee has no prior drug record and no drugs were found on her in the raid or any subsequent searches, she is offered a hellish choice: plead guilty and go home as a convicted felon or remain in prison and fight the charges thus, jeopardizing the custody of her children and risking a long prison sentence. She chooses to fight the district attorney and the unyielding criminal justice system he represents. Joined in an unlikely alliance with an ACLU attorney and former local narcotics officer, Dee risks everything in a battle that forever changes her life and the Texas justice system. PG-13 Drama Tim Disney Bill Haney Apr 17, 2009 Oct 13, 2009 $ 465,786 113 minutes Samuel Goldwyn Films +847 In this Alfred Hitchcock film, Derrick De Marney finds himself in a difficult situation when he is wrongly accused of murder. While a fugitive from the law, De Marney is helped by heroine Nova Pilbeam. The actual villain, whose identity is never in doubt, is George Curzon. NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Alfred Hitchcock Alma Reville|Charles Bennett|Gerald Savory|Edwin Greenwood Feb 17, 1938 Jul 30, 2002 80 minutes +848 Curious filmgoers looking to get better acquainted with the silver screen's most notorious cannibalistic serial killer are sure to get their fair share of shocks and thrills as director Peter Webber teams with author Thomas Harris to explore the early life of well-read psychopath Hannibal Lecter. Based on author Harris' gruesome novel of the same name, Hannibal Rising travels back in time to World War II-era Lithuania, where an impressionable, well-to-do young boy named Hannibal (Gaspard Ulliel) was forced to watch helplessly as his family was massacred and his young sister suffered a terrifying fate at the hands of desperate, famished soldiers. After seeking temporary shelter at the Soviet orphanage that was once his family's home, Hannibal later flees to Paris in search of his long-lost uncle. Though his uncle has passed away, his uncle's beautiful Japanese widow, Lady Murasaki (Gong Li), warmly accepts the frightened orphan into her home. But even the love and kindness of this generous stranger isn't enough to calm the raging storm that is brewing inside this troubled young boy. Plagued by nightmares and determined to seek vengeance on the murderous war criminals who brutalized his family, the profoundly disturbed but academically gifted Hannibal enrolls in medical school in order to hone the skills that will allow him to exact horrific justice. R Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Peter Webber Thomas Harris Feb 9, 2007 May 29, 2007 $ 27,503,677 121 minutes MGM +849 A sterling cast headed by Oscar-nominated Susan Sarandon makes this slick thriller one of the better adaptations of a John Grisham bestseller. Mark Sway (Brad Renfro) witnesses the suicide of a Mafia lawyer, who confesses that the Mob was behind the murder of a U.S. senator. Mark's brother is traumatized into a coma by the incident; gangster Barry Muldano (Anthony LaPaglia) is soon on Mark's trail, and in desperation, he arrives at the office of recovering alcoholic lawyer Reggie Love (Sarandon). With the Mob after them, and a ruthless federal attorney (Tommy Lee Jones) trying to force Mark to reveal what he knows, Love battles to guarantee the safety of her client and his family. The relationship between Reggie Love and Mark Sway is the center of the film, adding considerable character development to plot's routine elements. Director Joel Schumacher helmed another Grisham adaptation, A Time To Kill, in 1996. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Joel Schumacher Akiva Goldsman|Robert Getchell Jul 20, 1994 Dec 16, 1997 120 minutes +850 The film is told from the point of view of 19-year-old private Billy Lynn, who, along with his fellow soldiers in Bravo Squad, has been hailed as a hero and brought home for a victory tour after a harrowing Iraq battle. Through flashbacks, culminating at the spectacular halftime show of the Thanksgiving Day football game, the film reveals what really happened to the squad - contrasting the realities of the Iraq conflict with America's celebration back home. R Drama Ang Lee Jean-Christophe Castelli Nov 18, 2016 Feb 14, 2017 $ 1,736,708 110 minutes Sony Pictures +852 "This 1987 concert film, shot by Purple Rain director Albert Magnoli, was released to coincide with the release of Prince's album of the same name. Featuring clips of live stage performances from Rotterdam and Minnesota, Prince: Sign O' the Times is also interspersed with short films from the artist. Fan favorites, such as ""Little Red Corvette"" and ""U Got the Look,"" are performed as Prince is accompanied on stage by Sheena Easton and drummer Sheila E." PG-13 Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts Prince Jun 1, 1987 Jan 28, 2003 85 minutes +853 Josh Hartnett, Naomie Harris, Rip Torn, and Adam Scott star in director/co-screenwriter Austin Chick's tale about an ambitious dotcom entrepreneur attempting to stay afloat as the stock market begins to collapse and the entire country remains blissfully unaware of the national tragedy looming ever closer on the horizon. Tom Sterling (Hartnett) is on a professional downward spiral that's rapidly cutting into his personal life as well. His apathetic investor, Ogilvie (David Bowie), is refusing to relinquish control of the company that Tom is fighting to save, and his girlfriend, Sarrah (Harris), seems to have lost all interest in their relationship. In the midst of all this, Tom must also attempt to heal the wounds that have kept him estranged from his father, David (Torn), and brother, Joshua (Scott), as well. R Drama Austin Chick Jan 22, 2008 Aug 26, 2008 88 minutes +855 Between giving up his super powers, confronting criminals from outer space, and having problems with his girlfriend, it's a bad time to be the Man of Steel in this sequel to the 1978 blockbuster. When terrorists threaten to destroy Paris with a thermonuclear device as they hold reporter Lois Lane (Margot Kidder) hostage, Superman (Christopher Reeve) comes to the rescue and flings the weapon into space. However, its blast outside the earth's orbit awakens Zod (Terence Stamp), Ursa (Sarah Douglas), and Non (Jack O'Halloran), three villains from Superman's home planet of Krypton who were exiled to outer space for their crimes. Zod and his partners arrive on Earth and use their powers in a bid to take over the U.S., and then the world. However, when Lois realizes that mild mannered Clark Kent and Superman are actually the same person, he brings her to his Fortress of Solitude, where his decision to marry Lois costs him his remarkable strength. Without his super powers, how can Superman vanquish Zod and save the world? Gene Hackman, Ned Beatty, Susannah York, and Jackie Cooper return from the first film, which was shot at the same time as parts of the sequel. PG Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Richard Lester|Richard Donner Mario Puzo|David Newman|Leslie Newman Jun 19, 1981 May 1, 2001 127 minutes +856 In this bleak documentary, the director and stars of a series of gay porn films talk about the sex trade in post-communist Prague. Pavel Rousek, a medical examiner, moonlights as a director of bulk teen-sex footage for export to Germany and other countries. In unflinching detail, he talks about his love of ripping apart corpses and of the porn-film scripts he carries around in his head. He also addresses the pitfalls of producing pornography, from cheapskate distributors to uncooperative performers who try to renege on their promises to engage in unprotected anal sex. Whereas Pavel speaks proudly of the manipulation and physical violence he employs to obtain the desired footage, a score or so of his actors and other boyish Czech sex workers offer a different perspective on Pavel's filmmaking techniques -- and on their careers as prostitutes. The film's title comes from one boy who declares that he is nothing but a commodity, a body for sale -- an attitude shared by many of his downcast contemporaries. At least one boy is infected with HIV, while others offer rationales for why they're not worried despite their constant engagement in unsafe sex both on camera and with clients. One of several similarly themed films from director Wiktor Grodecki, Body Without Soul follows the 1994 documentary Not Angels But Angels and precedes the 1997 feature Mandragora. R Art House and International|Documentary|Special Interest Wiktor Grodecki Jan 1, 1996 Oct 17, 2000 103 minutes +857 Gary Cooper stars as an island drifter who falls in love with a lovely Polynesian girl (Roberta Haynes) and defies a dominating bible-toting preacher who's out to dominate all island life. With Cooper as an example, the natives gain courage and are able to overcome the rule of the despot orator. NR Drama|Romance Mark Robson 100 minutes +858 Jed Weintrob directed this look at how Internet sex sites bring people together, while simultaneously keeping them apart. John Roth (Josh Hamilton) and his friend Moe Curley (Harrold Perrineau) spend a remarkable amount of time at Intercon-X, a pornographic website. All of the characters spend a great deal of time in cyberspace. Eventually, John shares a sexual act online with Jordan (Vanessa Ferlito), another regular at Intercon-X. Eventually Jordan and Moe engage in an actual affair, which finally forces all of the characters to deal with each other in the real world, and not just in cyberspace. This film was shot on digital video and was screened at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival. R Drama Jed Weintrob Jed Weintrob|Andrew Osborne Sep 24, 2003 Feb 24, 2004 $ 25,658 93 minutes Indican Pictures +859 Slow-witted and annoying as all get out, commercial spokesperson Ernest (Jim Varney) is a cab driver in Miami and finds himself squiring a burned out Santa Claus around town helping his search for a replacement so he can finally retire. PG Comedy|Kids and Family Ben Kline|Eric Luke|Thom Eberhardt Nov 11, 1988 Sep 3, 2002 91 minutes +860 Physician Daniel attempts to hold his annual dinner party, but only three friends show up due to the war-torn conditions of 1989 Romania. Daniel tells his guests about his former relationship with a once-beautiful house-servant. The dinner-time discoveries are subtly compared to communist dictator Ceausescu's moral and political downfall. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Nicolas Roeg Allan Scott Oct 10, 1995 Nov 26, 1996 103 minutes +861 A traveling vending-machine salesman begins a romance with a young woman recovering from a bad marriage, but their love is threatened by the reappearance of the salesman's criminal father. This suspenseful drama chronicles the tense conflicts that follow, ultimately forcing dark family secrets to the surface. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Steve Kloves Steve Kloves Nov 5, 1993 Apr 16, 2002 126 minutes +862 A man is being driven crazy by his shiftless best friend, just as the layabout starts making nice with his wife and neighbors in this comedy. Carl and Molly (Matt Dillon and Kate Hudson) are a thirtysomething couple who have just gotten married and are settling down into a cozy new home in a quiet neighborhood. While Carl and Molly are happy with their new digs, Carl's best friend, Randy Dupree (Owen Wilson), is not content with his living arrangements. Dupree has all but made a career out of avoiding work, responsibility, and commitment, and while his charm usually manages to keep him afloat, when he loses his job, his apartment, and his car. Carl can't bear to see Dupree in such dire circumstances, and tells Dupree he can stay on their couch until he can get things straightened out. But while Carl was expecting Dupree to stay for a few days, it soon becomes obvious to both him and Molly that their guest has no intention of moving out anytime soon, and while the likable freeloader starts working his charm on Molly, their neighbors, and their friends, Carl soon finds himself at the end of his rope with his best man and childhood buddy. You, Me and Dupree also stars Amanda Detmer, Seth Rogen, and Michael Douglas as Molly's father. PG-13 Comedy Anthony Russo|Joe Russo Jul 13, 2006 Nov 21, 2006 $ 75,604,320 109 minutes Universal Pictures +863 "Brit (Ashley Benson), Candy (Vanessa Hudgens), Cotty (Rachel Korine) and Faith (Selena Gomez) have been best friends since grade school. They live together in a boring college dorm and are hungry for adventure. All they have to do is save enough money for spring break to get their shot at having some real fun. A serendipitous encounter with rapper ""Alien"" (James Franco) promises to provide the girls with all the thrill and excitement they could hope for. With the encouragement of their new friend, it soon becomes unclear how far the girls are willing to go to experience a spring break they will never forget. (c)Official Site" R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy|Cult Movies|Drama Harmony Korine Harmony Korine Mar 22, 2013 Jul 9, 2013 $ 13,900,000 93 minutes A24 Films +864 Vacancy director Nimr PG-13 Drama|Mystery and Suspense Dec 4, 2009 Mar 16, 2010 $ 15,988,876 88 minutes +866 Judith Allen stars as Telephone Operator Helen in this Monogram actioner. Most of the story is built around newsreel footage of the recent Ohio and Tennessee Valley floods. As telephone linemen Red (Grant Withers) and Shorty (Warren Hymer) race against time to hook up phone wires to a huge dam, the storm clouds gather and the weather gets really rough. Even so, Red and Shorty pause every so often to romance local telephone gals Helen and Dottie (Alice White). When the inevitable flood arrives, Helen's courage and stamina during the crisis leaves a lasting impression on Red, who gives up his minor flirtations and proposes marriage. Telephone Operator was one of several comeback attempts for onetime silent-screen favorite Alice White, who was still trying to recapture her former glory as late as 1948's Flamingo Road. NR Drama Scott Pembroke 61 minutes +867 An original comedy that casts Marcello Mastroianni and Sophia Loren in three different stories set throughout Italy. Witty and unforgettable, this gem from master filmmaker Vittorio de Sica was the 1964 Academy Award winner for Best Foreign Language Film. NR Comedy|Romance Vittorio De Sica Eduardo De Filippo|Isabella Quarantotti|Cesare Zavattini|Bella Billa|Lorenza Zanuso Dec 19, 1963 Jun 29, 2004 119 minutes +868 "Filmmaker Irene Lusztig unearths a dark family secret in search of answers and reconciliation in her breakthrough feature documentary, ""Reconstruction."" In communist Romania 1959, Lusztig's maternal grandmother, Monica Sevianu, took part in a failed bank robbery (known as the Ioanid Gang bank heist) and was condemned to life in prison. Forty years later, the filmmaker returns to Bucharest to reassemble the pieces of her shocking story and construct a portrait of her estranged and enigmatic grandmother. The title of the documentary derives from a bizarre government propaganda film that reenacts the crime and trial of the robbery and shockingly stars the actual members of the Ioanid Gang" NR Art House and International|Documentary|Special Interest Irene Lusztig Irene Lusztig 90 minutes +870 For her directorial debut, Barbra Streisand adapted Isaac Bashevis Singer's short story Yentl. Set in the early 1900s in Eastern Europe, Yentl is the story of a young Jewish woman who has to disguise herself as a boy in order to receive an education. Once she is studying among the Orthodox Jewish rabbis, she falls in love with another student; her situation is further complicated when a woman falls in love her. With the help of Michel Legrand and Alan and Marilyn Bergman (who won Academy Awards for their score), Streisand turned Singer's simple story into a full-blown musical, complete with 12 songs. PG Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Barbra Streisand Barbra Streisand|Jack Rosenthal|Jerome Kass Nov 18, 1983 Feb 3, 2009 134 minutes +871 """Another basement, another elevator...how can the same thing happen to the same guy twice?"" asks John McClane (Bruce Willis), in what is doubtless the key question of this film. A year after foiling the terrorist takeover of a high-rise office building in the first movie, McClane is waiting to pick up his wife, Holly (Bonnie Bedelia), at Dulles International Airport just outside Washington, D.C., on Christmas Eve. Scheduled to arrive the same evening is Ramon Esperanza (Franco Nero), a South American political figure who is being brought to the United States to stand trial for his role in a drug-smuggling ring. However, a group of terrorists, led by renegade American military officer Col. Stuart (William Sadler), take control of the airport, scuttling radio transmissions and placing their own men in the control tower. Stuart and his men ensure that Esperanza's plane lands safely, and then demand that Stuart and his men be given a fully-fueled 747 and free passage wherever they choose to go. Otherwise, they will guide the many circling jets waiting for landing instructions into definite crash landings, killing the many passengers on board. Not willing to stand aside as terrorists once again threaten his wife's life, the wise-cracking McClane once again leaps into action to foil Stuart's plans and bring the passenger jets safely to the ground. William Atherton, John Amos, Dennis Franz, and John Leguizamo highlight the supporting cast." R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Renny Harlin Jul 2, 1990 Mar 9, 1999 124 minutes +872 Versatile Canadian comedian Martin Short plays a 10-year old boy in this comedy aimed at younger audiences. The tale is told in flashback to another little boy. Clifford is a manipulative brat. Clifford really wants to visit Dinosaur World in Los Angeles. Clifford wants to go so badly that he manages to force the Hawaii bound plane he and his parents are on to land in L.A. His parents need to attend a convention in Hawaii so they leave him with his Uncle Martin who despises children. Martin's fiance adores kids, so he pretends to be ecstatic about Clifford's visit. He must also pretend that Clifford is the angel child he isn't. Because Martin reneges on a promise to take him to Dinosaur World, Clifford begins an elaborate plot for revenge. PG Comedy|Kids and Family Paul Flaherty Will Aldis|Jay Dee Rock|Steven Kampmann|Bobby Vonhayes Apr 1, 1994 Mar 2, 2004 89 minutes +873 "A sophisticated and moving comedy, THE EXTRA MAN follows Louis Ives (Paul Dano), a lonely dreamer who fancies himself the hero of an F. Scott Fitzgerald novel... When a deeply embarrassing incident forces him to leave his job at an exclusive Princeton prep school, Louis heads to New York City to make a fresh start. He quickly finds a nine-to-five job at an environmental magazine, where he encounters an entrancing, green-obsessed co-worker Mary (Katie Holmes). But it's Louis' new home life that really sparks his imagination. He rents a room in the ramshackle apartment of Henry Harrison (Kevin Kline), a penniless, wildly eccentric but brilliant playwright. When Henry's not dancing alone to obscure music or singing operettas, he's performing - with great panache - the duties of an ""extra man"", a social escort for the wealthy widows of Manhattan high society. These two men, separated in age by more than forty years, develop a volatile mentor/apprentice relationship. Through a series of urban adventures where they encounter everything from a leaping lion to a wildly jealous hirsute neighbor, from drunken nonagenarians to a shady Swiss hunchback, Louis and Henry form a memorable bond that bridges their differences.-- (C) Magnolia" R Comedy Robert Pulcini|Shari Springer Berman Robert Pulcini|Jonathan Ames|Shari Springer Berman Jul 30, 2010 Nov 16, 2010 $ 453,079 108 minutes Magnolia Pictures +874 "FROGS FOR SNAKES is a neo-noir comic thriller centering on the hopes and ambitions of a motley ensemble of New York theater actors, who moonlight as illegal money collectors. Eva, the only group member with genuine acting ability and common sense, is fed up with the pretense of this twisted underworld and dreams of leaving town with her five-year-old son, Augie. She yearns to move to the suburbs and simply ""be."" Eva's soul mate in this strange, incestuous community is Quint, who owns the diner where she waitresses. In the meantime, Eva supports herself and her son by making collections for a loan shark, who just happens to be her ex-husband, Al Santana. Al, the gang's ""boss"", also fancies himself a theatrical impresario. He plans to stage a production of David Mamet's American Buffalo and has already cast two of the three male parts. Naturally, everyone wants a part, particularly the coveted role of Teach, in this classic production. Al is confronted by his driver/hitman/actor UB who is desperate for a role. He tells Al, ""I f" R Action and Adventure|Comedy|Mystery and Suspense Amos Poe Amos Poe May 21, 1999 Oct 19, 1999 115 minutes +875 Set in the world of electronic music and Hollywood nightlife, an aspiring 23-year-old DJ named Cole spends his days scheming with his childhood friends and his nights working on the one track that will set the world on fire. All of this changes when he meets a charismatic but damaged older DJ named James, who takes him under his wing. Things get complicated, however, when Cole starts falling for James' much younger girlfriend, Sophie. With Cole's forbidden relationship intensifying and his friendships unraveling, he must choose between love, loyalty, and the future he is destined for. R Drama Max Joseph Max Joseph|Meaghan Oppenheimer Aug 28, 2015 Nov 17, 2015 96 minutes +876 "Based on the inspiring true story of West High School girls' volleyball team. After the loss of the school's star player, Caroline ""Line"" Found, in an accident, the remaining team players must band together under the guidance of their tough-love coach in hope of winning the state championship." PG Drama Sean McNamara David Aaron Cohen|Elissa Matsueda Apr 6, 2018 Jul 31, 2018 90 minutes LD Entertainment +879 A former high-school track star who has taken to staving off reality with the all-too-occasional cocktail must summon the strength to save his marriage and pull back from the abyss when his friends and family stage an intervention that goes horribly awry. Michael Elgin (Eion Bailey) may have been a master of the track back in high school, but now he's hit his thirties and his once-perfect form has devolved into a depressing drunken stumble. Life after high school just wasn't what he expected, and when his wife (Ellen Pompeo) threatens to walk out while his career hangs by a thread Michael simply drinks away the pain. Michael isn't alone in life though, and when he crashes his best friend's car and emerges miraculously unscathed the people who care for him most plan an emergency intervention. When Michael arrives home one day to find his friends and family waiting for him it appears as if the jig is up, but the psychiatrist who was supposed to lead the intervention proves a no-show and crafty Michael skillfully convinces his guests to stay and party. Some things just aren't a laughing matter though, and as tensions flare and bottled-up secrets spill Michael finally begins to realize just how dire his situation has truly become. R Comedy|Drama Barra Grant Barra Grant Apr 1, 2007 Apr 10, 2007 97 minutes +880 "In this musical western, ranch owner ""Lucky"" Langham (Robert Homans) dies unexpectedly, and in his will he leaves his spread to his daughter Cody (Carol Hughes). However, ""Lucky"" added the proviso that ranch foreman Gene (Gene Autry) is to be the executor of his will, and must give his OK before Cody can marry. Larry Cummings (Craig Reynolds) is a man from the city with eyes for Cody and her ranch; Gene has a feeling that Larry isn't to be trusted, and refuses to allow them to wed. Gene turns out to be a shrewd judge of character when Larry involves Cody in a kidnapping, and Gene (who is also drawn to Cody's charms) must come to the rescue. As usual, Smiley Burnette co-stars as Gene's sidekick Frog, and Gene warbles five songs of the sagebrush." NR Western Joseph Kane Betty Burbridge 60 minutes +881 "Funny how neither David Carradine nor Madeleine Stowe list Tropical Snow on their resumes. The title refers to the Colombian drug trade, which looms large in the film's climactic scenes. Madeleine and Nick Cori play Maria and Tavo, a South American couple who can't seem to make an honest living. Drifting into crime, Maria and Tavo attempt to become pickpockets. When this fails, they tie up with drug kingpin Oskar (Carradine). From this point on, a tragic denouement is a ""done deal"". Filmed largely on location, Tropical Snow is, at the very least, energetic." R Action and Adventure|Drama|Romance 87 minutes +883 "Now that Greg Focker is ""in"" with his soon-to-be in-laws, Jack and Dina Byrnes, it looks like smooth sailing for him and his fianc" PG-13 Comedy Jay Roach Jim Herzfeld|John Hamburg Dec 22, 2004 Apr 26, 2005 $ 279,167,575 118 minutes Universal Pictures +884 Freebie (James Caan) and the Bean (Alan Arkin) are a pair of San Francisco cops. Red Meyers (Jack Kruschen) is the mobster whom Freebie and the Bean would like to see behind bars -- or, failing that, six feet under. Nothing stands in the way of the cops' pursuit of Meyers, meaning that private property is given quite a going-over in this picture. The film's most memorable scene finds Freebie and the Bean crashing their car into a poor schnook's living room. TV favorites Loretta Swit and Valerie Harper play the only female roles worth mentioning. The racist and sexist humor in Freebie and the Bean may not go over as well today as it did in the politically incorrect early '70s. R Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama Richard Rush Robert Kaufman Dec 25, 1974 Jan 11, 2011 $ 8,300 114 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +887 Alfie Elkins is a philosophical womanizer who is forced to question his seemingly carefree existence. Ultimately, his freewheeling lifestyle begins to slowly unravel. R Comedy|Drama|Romance Charles Shyer Charles Shyer|Elaine Pope Nov 5, 2004 Mar 15, 2005 $ 13,351,235 105 minutes Paramount Pictures +888 "The Knute Rockne legend is largely founded on this Lloyd Bacon biography, in which Pat O'Brien stars as the sainted Notre Dame football coach. In his most famous role, Ronald Reagan plays star quarterback George Gipp, who utters the immortal line ""Win one for the Gipper" NR Classics|Drama Lloyd Bacon Robert Buckner Jan 1, 1940 Aug 15, 2006 98 minutes +889 As the result of a poorly considered wish, a snobbish little rich girl is magically transformed into a penniless nobody in this fantasy-comedy. Forced to seek work, she becomes the maid for an extremely wealthy and downright contemptible couple, learning a valuable lesson in how the other half lives. PG Comedy Amy Holden Jones Perry Howze|Randy Howze Jan 1, 1987 Jun 18, 2002 100 minutes +891 This is a baseball comedy with a twist. This time, the young player striving to make it big in the major leagues is a plucky, talented young woman who attends spring training camp. The team's wealthy owner is a male-chauvinist bachelor who finds himself attracted to the young second baseperson's personal manager and finds he must re-evaluate his gender bias. PG Comedy|Drama Richard Michaels|Michael Daves Kevin Sellers|Arlene Sellers Jun 1, 1983 Apr 29, 1992 96 minutes +893 In 1983, a group of childhood friends pulled off the crime of the century: kidnapping one of the richest men in the world, the heir of the Heineken beer empire (Anthony Hopkins). The shocking capture--by gunpoint in broad daylight on the streets of Amsterdam--resulted in the largest ransom ever paid for a kidnapped individual. It was truly the perfect crime...until they got away with it. Based on a true story, KIDNAPPING MR. HEINEKEN also stars Anthony Hopkins, Sam Worthington, Jim Sturgess and Ryan Kwanten. (C) Alchemy R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Daniel Alfredson William Brookfield Mar 6, 2015 Apr 14, 2015 95 minutes +895 After a sexual assault by a random stranger, Samantha contracts what she thinks is an STD... but is in fact something much worse. (c) IFC Midnight NR Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Eric England Eric England Nov 22, 2013 Mar 18, 2014 $ 3,328 84 minutes IFC Films +896 "One of special-effects wizard Ray Harryhausen's pre-Seventh Voyage of Sinbad efforts, 20 Million Miles to Earth borrows a few pages from King Kong. An American spaceship crashlands off the coast of Sicily. The rescue party discovers that the astronauts have inadvertently brought back a curious gelatinous mass from the planet Venus. This lump of goo rapidly evolves into be a living reptilian creature, which scientists label an ""Ymir"". While being subjected to laboratory experimentation, the Ymir begins growing by leaps and bounds, and before long the gigantic monstrosity has escaped and is wreaking havoc in Rome. After battling a zoo elephant and taking a swim in the Tiber, the gargantuan creature holes up in the Colosseum, where the film's pyrotechnic finale occurs." PG Classics|Horror|Musical and Performing Arts|Science Fiction and Fantasy Nathan Juran Christopher Knopf Jun 1, 1957 Jul 31, 2007 84 minutes +897 "Just before his demotion to the ranks of minor character actors, Monte Blue starred in an above-average series of programmers for Allied Pictures (one of the many forerunners of Monogram). In The Stoker, Blue plays Dick, a wealthy young man who is betrayed by his faithless wife Vera (Natalie Moorehead). Dropping out of sight, Dick goes on the bum along the waterfront, eventually landing a job as a ship's stoker on a vessel bound for South America. He ends up on a below-the-border plantation, where he rescues the pretty owner (Dorothy Burgess) from the skullduggery of bandit leader Santono (Noah Beery Sr.) For an actor who was considered a has-been, Monte Blue gives a persuasively virile performance, though he's a bit thick in the middle to be thoroughly convincing as a ""young"" hero." NR Action and Adventure|Drama Frederick Hugh Herbert 70 minutes +898 "To quell the rumors that musical stars Alice Faye and Betty Grable detested each other (actually they were fast friends, if not close buddies), 20th Century-Fox cast both ladies in their 1940 ""inventory"" musical Tin Pan Alley. Set in the years just prior to and during WW1, the film casts Faye and Grable as Katie and Lily Blaine, a singing-sister act playing the vaudeville circuits of the land. Ambitious songwriter Skeets Harrigan (John Payne) senses star potential in Katie Blaine, and his efforts to promote her-and his tunes-at all costs result in a great deal of ill-will before the inevitable happy ending. Counterpointing the likeably ruthless Skeets is his ebullient partner Harry Calhoun (Jack Oakie), who spends most of the picture trying to find suitable lyrics for a novelty ditty he's written, a quest that proves unsuccessful until a stuttering soldier inspires him to write ""K-K-Katie"". With the exception of the Mack Gordon-Harry Warren song ""You Say the Sweetest Things Baby"", all the tunes heard in Tin Pan Alley were popular during the period depicted in the film, including ""Moonlight Bay"", ""Honeysuckle Rose"", and ""Goodbye Broadway, Hello France"". The film's best ensemble piece is ""The Shiek of Araby"", with corpulent ""potentate"" Billy Gilbert matching the lissome Alice Faye and Betty Grable step for step. Incidentally, this number was one of several to be severely trimmed before final release: removed entirely was a delightful sequence involving the Tin Lizzie-inspired song ""Get Out and Get Under"", though this scene later appeared on a cable-TV compendium of excised 20th Century-Fox musical highlights. The winner of a 1940 Oscar for Alfred Newman's score, Tin Pan Alley was remade in 1950 as I'll Get By." NR Classics|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Walter Lang Robert Ellis|Helen Logan Nov 22, 1940 Jul 19, 1994 94 minutes +899 Nothing was going to stop Roy Hobbs from fulfilling his boyhood dream of baseball superstardom. 14-year-old Hobbs fashions a powerful bat from a fallen oak tree. He soon impresses major league scouts with his ability, fixing his extraordinary talent in the mind of sportswriter Max Mercy, who eventually becomes instrumental in Hobb's career. But a meeting with a mysterious woman shatters his dream. Years pass and an older Hobbs reappears as a rookie from The New York Knights. Overcoming physical pain and defying those who have a stake in seeing the Knights lose, Hobbs, with his boyhood bat, has his chance to lead the Knights to the pennant and to finally fulfill his dream. PG Drama Barry Levinson Phil Dusenberry May 11, 1984 Apr 3, 2001 132 minutes +901 Winged Migration co-directors Jacques Cluzaud and Jacques Perrin re-team for this documentary produced for Walt Disney Studios' Disneynature banner and exploring the many mysteries of our planet's oceans. Almost three-quarters of the earth's surface is covered by oceans, yet strangely we seem to know more about deep space than the world of the sea. There's no question that the ocean has played a crucial role in the history and sustenance of humankind, but what secrets does the underwater world hold? Follow filmmakers Cluzaud and Perrin beneath the ocean waves as they seek out the answer to this and explore the many dangers and mysteries of the deep. G Documentary|Drama Jacques Cluzaud|Jacques Perrin Apr 22, 2010 Oct 19, 2010 $ 19,000,000 103 minutes Disneynature +902 A murder on a military base unearths a netherworld of corruption in this thriller based on the novel by Nelson DeMille. General Joe Campbell (James Cromwell) is a respected military leader with a flawless reputation; he's due to retire from the Army soon and is headed for a Vice-Presidential nomination. However, Campbell finds himself in both a personal and political crisis when his daughter is brutally murdered. Captain Elizabeth Campbell (Leslie Stefanson) was beautiful, intelligent, disciplined, and well-regarded, the very model of an ideal female officer; she was also stationed at the same base as her father. Paul Brenner (John Travolta), a warrant officer of the Army's Criminal Investigation Division, is assigned to look into the case alongside CID officer Sara Sunhill (Madeleine Stowe). Brenner and Sunhill were once romantically involved, complicating an assignment that soon offers more than enough complications of its own. Brenner and Sunhill come to realize that, for all her accomplishments, Elizabeth carried a lifetime of emotional scars from emotional abuse and sexual harassment, and that, despite the General's reputation, his relationship with his daughter was not always a happy or healthy one. It also seems possible that the General's second-in-command, General George Fowler (Clarence Williams III), a likely candidate for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, may also be implicated in the crime. The General's Daughter was the second feature film for director Simon West; his full-length debut was Con Air (1997), after a long string of successful television commercials and music videos. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Simon West Nelson DeMille|William Goldman|Christopher Bertolini Jun 18, 1999 Dec 14, 1999 116 minutes Paramount Pictures +903 Director James Cameron journeys back to the site of his greatest inspiration--the legendary wreck of the Titanic. With a team of the world's foremost historic and marine experts and friend Bill Paxton, he embarks on an unscripted adventure back to the final grave where nearly 1,500 souls lost their lives almost a century ago. Using state-of-the-art technology developed expressly for this expedition, Cameron and his crew are able to explore all of the wreckage, inside and out, as never before. G Comedy|Documentary|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Special Interest James Cameron Apr 11, 2003 Apr 27, 2004 $ 16,302,332 59 minutes Buena Vista Distribution +906 Deep in the heart of New York's ultra-orthodox Hasidic Jewish community, Menashe--a kind, hapless grocery store clerk--struggles to make ends meet and responsibly parent his young son, Rieven, following his wife Leah's death. Tradition prohibits Menashe from raising his son alone, so Rieven's strict uncle adopts him, leaving Menashe heartbroken. Meanwhile, though Menashe seems to bungle every challenge in his path, his rabbi grants him one special week with Rieven before Leah's memorial. It's his chance to prove himself a suitable man of faith and fatherhood, and restore respect among his doubters. PG Drama $ 1,688,620 81 minutes A24 Films +907 A man eager to learn Spanish gets an education he wasn't expecting in this comedy drama. Xavier (Romain Duris) is a French economics student who is nearing the completion of his degree and is looking for work. Xavier's father arranges for him to meet a ranking member of the Ministry of Finance, who makes him an offer -- he can give him a good job, but only under the condition that he learn to speak Spanish. Determined not to pass up the opportunity, Xavier enrolls in a language program in Barcelona, despite the misgivings of his girlfriend, Martine (Audrey Tautou). Upon his arrival, Xavier moves into a large house shared by a large group of students from all over Europe. Xavier finds that his ideas and attitudes are challenged in a positive way by the diverse personalities of his housemates, and that his loyalty to Martine is tested by his attraction to Anne-Sophie (Judith Godr R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Romance May 16, 2003 Dec 23, 2003 $ 3,752,818 115 minutes Fox Searchlight Pictures +908 A man and a woman battle with deceit and infidelity as they struggle to survive Hitler's fascist regime in this period drama. Marie and Josef Cizek (Anna Siskova and Boleslav Polivka) are a couple living in a small Czechoslovakian village during the Nazi occupation of World War II. Marie and Josef's marriage is showing signs of strain as a result of the political tensions surrounding them, as well as frustrations over their inability to have children due to Josef's sterility. When a neighboring Jewish family is deported and sent to Theresenstadt, their teenage son David (Csongor Kassai) manages to escape, and the Cizeks warily agree to hide him in their home. An acquaintance of the couple, Horst Prohazka (Jaroslav Dusek), has become a Nazi collaborator and a minor local functionary with the party; he's never made a secret of his interest in Marie, and he now uses his new authority to pay a number of uninvited visits to the Cizeks' modest home. Marie and Josef begin to suspect that Horst knows they're hiding David, so when Horst asks the couple to board a Nazi clerk (Martin Huba) in their spare bedroom, they have to quickly fabricate a plausible excuse to keep him away. Marie tells Horst they need the spare room as a nursery, because they will soon be expecting a baby. Now, in order to make the lie real, Marie must convince David to impregnate her; this will keep the Nazis at bay and allow her to have the baby she's wanted, but it drives an even deeper wedge between herself and Josef. Musime Si Pomahat received its North American premiere at the 2000 Montreal World Film Festival. PG-13 Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Jan Hrebejk Jun 8, 2001 Nov 27, 2001 120 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +909 "This black comedy chronicles the fall of one of the world's most unlovable clowns as he plies his trade and tries to survive in Palukaville a town where everyone is more or less a Bozo. Shakes loves women and more than that, he loves his booze. Like many of his painted peers, ol' Shakes likes to hang out at The Twisted Balloon, the favorite local pub where he hoists a few, beats up on mimes (the lowest caste in Palukaville) and causes trouble with his girl friend Judy, a woman who cannot say the letter ""L."" Because the slovenly Shakes can't seem to make it to birthday parties sober and on time, he is fired from his booking agency, causing him to go on a big drinking binge. Later, Shakes awakens and learns that Binky, a lousy TV-clown, is framing him for beating up Shake's former boss with a juggling pin. Now poor Shakes must clear his name. He must also rescue ""Juwee"" who has been kidnapped by the nefarious Binky, and he must come to grips with his alcohol problem (perhaps the film could be therefore titled ""Clown and Sober?""). Keep an eye peeled for cameos by Robin Williams, as a mime instructor, and Florence Henderson as one of Shake's illicit sexual conquests." R Comedy|Drama Bobcat Goldthwait Bobcat Goldthwait Jan 1, 1992 Apr 4, 2000 86 minutes +911 A deliciously nasty black comedy, Heathers is set at a cliquish high school in Ohio. The most exclusive of those cliques is the Heathers, comprised of the prettiest and most popular girls in town. The group's leader is the manipulative Kim Walker, who orchestrates the humiliation of anyone who fails to meet her standards. Eventually, Heathers member Winona Ryder begins to exhibit a conscience; together with her hardcase boyfriend Christian Slater, Ryder plots to avenge all the unfortunate victims of the group. Before long, Heather (Kim Walker) ends up dead along with Kurt and Ram, with poignant suicide notes posted near their bodies. R Comedy|Cult Movies|Drama Michael Lehmann Daniel Waters Jun 1, 1988 Mar 30, 1999 102 minutes +912 George Cukor's remake of the 1940 film Gaslight is the story of a beautiful, innocent woman (Ingrid Bergman) who marries a charming man (Charles Boyer) who tries to drive her insane. Boasting a lavish, detailed production that perfectly recreates the Victorian era, Gaslight is one of the greatest psychological thrillers ever made, thanks to Bergman's stellar, Oscar-winning performance. Gaslight was later shown in a computer-colorized print. PG Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense George Cukor May 11, 1944 Feb 3, 2004 114 minutes +913 For recent retiree Caroline (Fanny Ardant, 8 WOMEN, CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS), a new life of freedom and opportunity lies before her: time to take care of her children, her husband, and most of all, to finally take care of herself. But while her peers at the local seniors' club pass the time with ceramics and amateur theater, she finds a new hobby of her own between the sheets with the center's computer teacher Julien (Laurent Lafitte, LITTLE WHITE LIES), a carefree ladies man decades her junior. The couple set rules for their affair, but Caroline seems to like courting danger, taking her lover to places she knows they might be seen and telling lies to her husband (Patrick Chesnais, THE DIVING BELL AND THE BUTTERFLY) that could easily be discovered. As Caroline finds herself in the midst a second youth - taking a new lover, living new experiences, breaking the rules, not doing what's expected of her - will her retirement mark the beginning of the end for her marriage, or a new beginning?(C) Tribeca NR Comedy|Drama Marion Vernoux Marion Vernoux|Fanny Chesnel 94 minutes Tribeca Film +914 Miss MacMichael (Glenda Jackson) is a dedicated teacher. She needs to be, because her students are delinquents who are barely one step away from prison. She has a boyfriend, Martin (Michael Murphy) who would love to take her away from the chaos and heartbreak of the classroom by marrying her, but she doesn't want to leave. Her efforts to connect with the students are hindered by the school's principal (Oliver Reed), who puts on a kindly face to outsiders but believes that totalitarian techniques are good enough for these unruly students. R Comedy|Drama Silvio Narizzano 95 minutes +915 "An experiment gone wrong gives new meaning to the saying ""you can't get there from here"" in this sci-fi drama. Professor Steiner (Bryant Halliday) is a scientist working on a machine that will ""project"" matter from one place to another; while he's making considerable progress, the device is not yet perfect. Steiner believes that he's close to a breakthrough, but his superior Dr. Blanchard (Norman Wooland) doesn't believe in the project and cuts off Steiner's funding. Not willing to give up on his invention, Steiner learns that visiting researcher Prof. Lembach (Gerard Heinz) might be willing to back him, so with the help of his assistant Shelia (Tracey Crisp), he attempts to ""project"" himself into Lembach's hotel room with his experimental machine. However, the equipment goes awry, and Steiner emerges as a hideous electrically charged mutant whose touch can kill, sending him on a spree of revenge against those who tried to stop him. The Projected Man was the sole directorial credit for TV writer Ian Curteis." NR Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Ian Curteis 77 minutes +918 Max Shulman and Robert Paul Smith's Broadway hit The Tender Trap is transformed into a beguiling Frank Sinatra film vehicle. Sinatra plays a Manhattan showbiz agent, Charlie Y. Reader, who enjoys the attentions of several willing young ladies. At an audition, Charlie meets aspiring actress Julie Gillis (Debbie Reynolds), who is so determined to land a husband that she's already set the date. She goes out with Charlie for a short while, then announces that she won't marry him until he gives up all his other girls. Charlie, who hasn't said word one about marriage and who'd been preparing to give Julie the brush-off, is startled by her ultimatum -- so much so that he genuinely falls in love with her, which (we can safely assume) was her intention all along. A complication involving Charlie's former amour Sylvia Crewes (Celeste Holm) and his best friend Joe McCall (David Wayne) paves the way for the film's slightly offbeat denouement. In addition to scoring at the box office, The Tender Trap yielded a hit song (written by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen), which would remain a part of Frank Sinatra's repertoire for the rest of his life. NR Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Charles Walters Jan 1, 1955 May 13, 2008 111 minutes +919 The PBS series Great Performances first presented the made-for-TV feature Seize the Day. The time is the success-driven '50s; Robin Williams plays Tommy Wilhelm, a middle-ager who has just lost his salesman's job. Margaret, his wife (Katherine Borowitz), is on the verge of divorce and fully intends to take him to the cleaners whether he has an income or not. Doctor Adler (Joseph Wiseman), Tommy's judgmental father, cannot abide having a failure in the family and refuses to lend his son a single penny. In desperation, Tommy heads to New York City, where his old wheeler-dealer pal Dr. Tamkin (Jerry Stiller) has promised him a job. Even there, however, Tommy is defeated by the cold-shoulder treatment afforded him by the people whose opinions he values most. Seize the Day was adapted by Ronald Ribman from the novel by Saul Bellow. NR Drama Fielder Cook Ronald Ribman Sep 9, 1986 Feb 18, 2003 93 minutes +921 A group of maverick computer and espionage experts become involved in a government scheme to steal a piece of advanced code-breaking technology in this lighthearted spy drama. When the device's creator turns up murdered, they become the chief suspects and must discover the truth to clear their name. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Phil Alden Robinson Sep 9, 1992 Mar 31, 1998 126 minutes +922 "It's advisable to know from the beginning of The Milagro Beanfield War that ""milagro"" is the Spanish word for ""miracle."" The scene is a rundown Hispanic community in New Mexico, bordering a posh housing development. In full control of the local water rights, the powers-that-be are secure in the belief that they'll be able to expand their development without resistance from the locals. No one can foresee that impoverished farmer Joe Mondragon (Chick Vennera), during a burst of frustrated rage, will accidentally open a heretofore hidden sluice, thereby providing free water for his bean field. At first, the locals are against Mondragon's ""insurrection,"" reasoning that the new housing development will provide jobs. But with the help of Charlie Bloom (John Heard), a burned-out '60s activist who now runs the community newspaper, Mondragon becomes the hero of the hour, the spiritual leader of an ever-growing ""no development"" movement. The evil land developers send their minions to intimidate or coerce Mondragon; each time, however, he is seemingly protected from harm by divine intervention. When Mondragon is forced to shoot a trespasser on his land, it looks as though his luck has run out. Chased into the hills by private detective Kyril Montana (Christopher Walken), Mondragon is once more rescued in the nick of time by what appears to be a miracle. And there are more wonders to behold before fade-out time" R Comedy|Drama Robert Redford Mar 18, 1988 May 31, 2005 118 minutes +923 Director Howard Hawks' second western was also his first collaboration with John Wayne. Officially based on Borden Chase's novel The Chisholm Trail, the film also owes a great deal to Mutiny on the Bounty, both structurally and in the adversarial relationship between the two leading characters. Wayne stars as headstrong frontiersman Tom Dunson, who is taking his leave of a westbound wagon train to seek his fortune in Texas. This impulsive act loses him the love of his fianc NR Action and Adventure|Western Howard Hawks Borden Chase|Charles Schnee 133 minutes +924 "Kewpie-doll voiced Melanie Griffith does a sexed-up Nancy Drew turn in David Seltzer's adaptation of Susan Issacs' novel Shining Through. Set during World war II, Griffith plays Linda Voss, a spunky New York girl who applies for a job with international lawyer Ed Leland (Michael Douglas). Ed hires her immediately when he finds out that she speaks German fluently. The reason Ed is so interested in Linda's language skills is because Ed is an undercover OSS officer who needs a German translator. Their business relationship translates into love, but when America enters the war, Ed abandons his law practice to become a full-time spy. Utilizing Linda's charms, she travels to Berlin and infiltrates the Nazis as a domestic to try to discover information about ""a bomb that can fly by itself."" But Linda has personal as well as patriotic motives for agreeing to go undercover, since she has Jewish relatives in Berlin and wants to find out their whereabouts." R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance David Seltzer David Seltzer Jan 31, 1992 Jan 11, 2005 133 minutes +925 Adapted from the book by David Foster Wallace, Brief Interviews with Hideous Men tells the story of Sara Quinn, a graduate student in anthropology who's left feeling lost after her boyfriend breaks up with her and offers little explanation as to why. With her dissertation looming, Sara begins a project to interview men, all sorts of men, trying to unearth the mystery of their bizarre behavior. As her personal life and her academic life continue to mingle, Sara uncovers some strange and disturbing things about the male perspective, but nothing could be quite as strange as what she learns about herself. NR Comedy|Drama John Krasinski John Krasinski Sep 25, 2009 Mar 16, 2010 80 minutes IFC +926 In this suspense drama, a college student finds himself immersed in forces beyond his control. Born and raised in a working-class Connecticut community, Luke McNamara (Joshua Jackson) made it into an Ivy League college, where he's done quite well; his dream is to be accepted into Harvard Law School, but he knows that it will take more than a good report card to beat out the competition. When an upper-crust secret society called the Skulls asks Luke to join, he eagerly accepts, thinking that the club's connections will help him gain acceptance to Harvard. He enjoys the Skulls' luxurious lifestyle, but when his roommate, a journalism student, dies of an apparent suicide, he's convinced that something is wrong. The deeper Luke digs into the secrets of the Skulls, the more he's convinced that his friend's death was no suicide and that he's put himself in more danger than he imagined. The Skulls was the first starring vehicle for Joshua Jackson, who gained fame on the TV series Dawson's Creek; the supporting cast includes Paul Walker, Craig T. Nelson, Hill Harper, and William L. Petersen. PG-13 Horror|Mystery and Suspense Rob Cohen John Pogue Apr 1, 2000 Oct 24, 2000 106 minutes Universal Studios Home Video +928 Cecil B. DeMille's The Greatest Show on Earth is a lavish tribute to circuses, featuring three intertwining plotlines concerning romance and rivalry beneath the big top. DeMille's film includes spectacular action sequences, including a show-stopping train wreck. The Greatest Show on Earth won Academy Awards for Best Picture and Best Story. NR Classics|Drama|Kids and Family|Romance Feb 21, 1952 Apr 6, 2004 92 minutes +930 Mark Renton (Ewan McGregor), a young man with few prospects and fewer ambitions, lives in economically depressed Edinburgh. Like most of his friends, Renton is a heroin addict who loves the drug's blissful nothingness; financing his habit also provides excitement and challenges that his life otherwise lacks. Renton's two best friends are also junkies: Sick Boy (Jonny Lee Miller), a snappy dresser obsessed with James Bond, and Spud (Ewan Bremner), a guileless nerd who suggests Pee Wee Herman's debauched cousin. Renton and his pals also hang out with Begbie (Robert Carlyle), a borderline psychotic who loathes junkies even though he drinks like a fish. After one too many brushes with the law, Renton kicks heroin and moves to London, where he finds a job, a flat, and something close to peace of mind. However, Sick Boy, Begbie, and Spud all arrive at his doorstep on the trail of a big score, leading Renton back into drugs and crime. R Comedy|Drama Danny Boyle John Hodge Jul 19, 1996 Mar 24, 1998 93 minutes Miramax Films +931 Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (Brave Heart Will Take the Bride) was a huge hit in India, and won all the major Filmfare Awards. It was also the film that catapulted Shahrukh Khan to Bollywood superstardom, and it was the first of several successful pairings of Khan and Kajol. Khan plays Raj, a likeably goofy rich Indian boy, brought up in London, who's had everything handed to him in life. Kajol is Simran, a proper Indian girl who also lives in London. Her stern father (Amrish Puri) has arranged for her to go to back to his sorely missed homeland in Punjab to marry the son of an old friend. Simran persuades the old man to let her go off on a month-long trip to Europe with her girlfriends before she weds. On the trip, Simran meets Raj, and naturally they don't get along at first. He humiliates her with his pranks, and she refuses to loosen up. Then they get stranded together, get drunk together, sing and dance together, and begin to develop feelings for each other. They return to London, each hoping the other will express his/her love. They part, and when Simran's father overhears her telling her mother (Farida Jalal) about Raj, he gets angry and demands that they leave for India immediately. But Raj follows them there, determined to win over Simran's father and take Simran as his bride. He ingratiates himself with the dimwitted groom, Kuljit (Parmeet Sethi), and enters the household as his friend. Things get even more complicated when Kuljit's family mistakenly believes that Raj is interested in the groom's sister, and they begin to plan a double wedding. The film was the directorial debut of Aditya Chopra, and the hit soundtrack was composed by the writing team Jatin-Lalit. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Kids and Family|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Aditya Chopra Aditya Chopra Oct 19, 1995 May 18, 2004 192 minutes +932 Carbon Nation is a feature length documentary about climate change SOLUTIONS. Even if you doubt the severity of the impact of climate change or just don't buy it at all, this is a compelling and relevant film that illustrates how SOLUTIONS to climate change also address other social, economic and national security issues. 'Carbon Nation' is an optimistic discovery of what people are already doing, what we as a nation could be doing and what the world needs to do to prevent (or slow down) the impending climate crisis. We already have the technology to combat most of the worst-case scenarios of climate change, and it is very good business as well. We meet a host of entertaining and endearing characters along the way, including entrepreneurs, visionaries, scientists, business, and the everyday man, all making a difference and working towards solving climate change. We interviewed over 200 people - included in the film are Richard Branson (CEO, Virgin Group), Thomas L. Friedman (New York Times), Former CIA Director James Woolsey, Van Jones (Founder, Green For All), Col. Dan Nolan, U.S. Army (Ret), Bernie Karl (Geothermal pioneer from Alaska,) Amory Lovins (Chairman, RMI), Art Rosenfeld (Commissioner, California Energy Commission), Denis Hayes (Founder of Earth Day), Ralph Cavanagh (NRDC), Lester Brown (Earth Policy Institute), John Rowe (CEO, Exelon), Jim Rogers (CEO Duke Energy), Cliff Etheredge (West Texas wind pioneer,)and more climate change pioneers. Public opinion is sliding the wrong way - far fewer people are concerned about climate change than even a year ago. We've made Carbon Nation to give a majority of people an entertaining, informed and pragmatic primer about why it's incredibly smart to be a part of the new, low-carbon economy: its good business. Carbon Nation's optimism and pragmatism are appealing across the political spectrum. Carbon Nation is a film that celebrates solutions, inspiration and action. -- (C) Official Site PG Documentary|Special Interest Peter Byck Peter Byck|Eric Driscoll|Matt Weinhold|Karen Weigert Feb 11, 2011 Sep 6, 2011 84 minutes Mitropoulos Films +933 "Parody of Hollywood films. Robby Benson, Richard Widmark, Robert Culp. Jason: Peter Riegert. Dominique: Ann Dusenberry. Liza: Diane Lane. Also known as ""National Lampoon's Movie Madness."" Henry Jaglom directed." R Comedy Henry Jaglom|Bob Giraldi Tod Carroll|Shary Flenniken|Pat Mephitis|Gerald Sussman|Ellis Weiner Apr 23, 1982 Jul 12, 2005 89 minutes +934 A young man is in danger of losing his inheritance in this muddled thriller from the waning Chesterfield Motion Picture Corp., a remake of the company's first talkie. After rescuing a pretty girl from a brute while crossing the English channel, Barry Wilding (Leslie Fenton) learns that he has inherited the large Hawk's Nest estate on the condition that he never sell the place. He also discovers that the girl, Julie Kenmore (Muriel Evans), lives on the estate along with her father (Morgan Wallace), a noted scientist. After agreeing that Julie and her father may remain on the estate for at least six months, Barry is dumbfounded when the girl prohibits him from visiting her. He does so anyway and is promptly confronted by nasty American gangster Dan Wharton (Noel Madison). What exactly is the gang lord doing at Hawk's Nest and why are the British authorities so reluctant to help the troubled heir? The answer, as Barry discovers soon enough, has something to do with a treasure hidden on the estate. NR Classics|Mystery and Suspense John Krafft Oct 28, 1936 Mar 15, 2005 70 minutes +935 "A group of college students embarks on a wild, sexy and outrageous semester abroad at Razvan University. Located deep in the heart of the ""cursed land"" of Transylvania in a centuries-old castle, Razvan isn't your typical institution of higher learning. The black leather-clad professors, three-foot-tall dean, instruction in crucifix-wielding, and topless vampiresses lurking in dark corners are just the start. It seems Castle Razvan was the property of the feared Vampire King Radu in the Dark Ages and he's come back to reclaim it." R Comedy David Hillenbrand|Scott Hillenbrand "Patrick Casey|Joshua ""Worm"" Miller" Dec 4, 2009 Apr 27, 2010 92 minutes Full Circle Releasing +936 A teen-aged girl nearly comes unglued after her father suddenly dies and she discovers that she is pregnant and is to be sent to a home for unwed mothers. Fortunately, a normally shy child who idolizes her, comes forward to help her. PG-13 Drama|Romance Craig Bolotin Craig Bolotin Jun 1, 1993 Feb 9, 1994 89 minutes +937 When racist white insurance agent Jeff Gerber wakes up one morning to discover that his skin has turned black, he experiences bigotry first hand as his family, neighbors, and employers react to his transformation. Now suffering from the effects of racial discrimination, Jeff must reassess his priorities in life. R Classics|Comedy|Drama Melvin Van Peebles Herman Raucher May 27, 1970 Sep 14, 2004 100 minutes +939 When North Korean soldiers attempt to assassinate the president of South Korea, the latter government responds by dispatching its own team of trained killers, only to leave them hung out to dry as ice cold tensions between the two nations begin to thaw. The year was 1968. An attempt on their president's life narrowly averted, the South Korean government responds to the threat by assembling a team of expendable civilians, and training them to become cold-blooded killers. Their target: North Korean leader Kim Il-Sung. But just as the soldiers prepare to carry out their daring mission, a chance for reconciliation presents itself to the leaders of the two feuding nations. Now, with their operatives still active and in the field, the South Korean government denies any knowledge of the mission, leaving the trained assassins to fend for themselves behind enemy lines. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Woo-Suk Kang|Kang Woo-seok Kim Heui-jae Apr 24, 2003 Dec 1, 2014 134 minutes Cinema Service +940 A woman is forced to prove her own sanity to save the life of her daughter in this taut thriller. Kyle Pratt (Jodie Foster) is a successful aircraft designer who has recently been dealing with the traumatic death of her husband. After traveling to Berlin on business with her six-year-old daughter, Julia (Marlene Lawston), Kyle falls asleep on their flight back to New York, only to discover that her daughter has gone missing. While not knowing where Julia has gone is troubling enough, even more disturbing is the insistence by sky marshal Gene Carson (Peter Sarsgaard) and Captain Rich (Sean Bean) that no records indicate that the child ever boarded the jet. As Kyle becomes increasingly desperate to find her daughter, she must prove to the men in charge that her daughter did in fact board the plane with her, and that this turn of events is not a product of her imagination. But if Julia has gone missing, who has taken her and why? Also starring Erika Christensen and Kate Beahan, Flightplan was the first English-language feature from German director Robert Schwentke. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Robert Schwentke Sep 23, 2005 Jan 24, 2006 $ 89,602,378 98 minutes Touchstone Pictures +941 A woman who has just discovered she is the daughter of a murdered Mafia chieftain seeks revenge, with the aide of her Father's faithful bodyguard R Action and Adventure|Comedy Martyn Burke Will Aldis Jan 1, 2002 May 20, 2003 98 minutes +943 Classic, heartbreaking neo-realist drama of two shoeshine boys who struggle to survive in post-World War II Italy. Their involvement in the black market eventually gets them sent to a reformatory, where the system works to crush their friendship and make them betray each other. NR Art House and International|Classics|Drama Vittorio De Sica Sergio Amidei|Adolfo Franci|Cesare Giulio Viola|Cesare Zavattini|Vittorio De Sica Aug 26, 1947 May 17, 2011 90 minutes +944 "The producers of Quartet and Trio concluded their cycle with this omnibus film, which features three stories based, as in the previous film, on tales by W. Somerset Maugham. ""The Ant and the Grasshopper"" concerns Tom Ramsey (Nigel Patrick), a fiscally unstable young man who is constantly borrowing money from his brother George (Roland Culver). Eventually, George falls on hard times and is forced to sell the family estate, just as Tom marries a wealthy woman and is in a position to purchase it. In ""Winter Cruise,"" Miss Reid (Kay Walsh) is an aging spinster taking a voyage aboard a cargo ship. She has little to do but engage the others on board in conversation, which the passengers find so annoying that they arrange a ship-board romance for her with Pierre (Jacques Francois), a porter, in the hopes that it will keep her quiet. And ""Gigolo and Gigolette"" features Glynis Johns as Stella Cotman, whose husband Syd (Terence Morgan) earns his living as a performer in a high-wire act. Stella is terribly worried that Syd's risky profession will lead to his death, so she takes their life's savings to a casino in hopes of winning enough that he can retire. However, her plan hardly goes as she hoped." NR Classics|Comedy|Drama Harold French|Pat Jackson|Anthony Pelissier 85 minutes +946 Tom is a twentysomething loser with no life. Mrs. Abernathy asks Tom to be the pallbearer and deliver the eulogy for her son, a person whom Tom cannot remember. Tom and Mrs. Abernathy become lovers, but when Tom gets reacquainted with his beautiful high-school dream-girl Julie, Mrs. Abernathy becomes enraged. PG-13 Comedy Matt Reeves|Natt Reeves Matt Reeves|Jason Katims May 3, 1996 Apr 3, 2001 97 minutes +947 In the summer of 1839, on a stormy night off the coast of Cuba, 53 Africans held captive in the cramped cargo holds of the Spanish slave ship La Amistad break free of their shackles. Led by Cinque, they arm themselves, take control of the ship and reclaim their freedom. They have one goal: to return to Africa. Without the navigational skills to guide them home, the Africans are forced to rely on the two surviving members of the crew. But they are tricked. After two months on a ragged course up the Eastern seaboard, the Amistad is captured by an American naval ship off the coast of Connecticut and the Africans were charged for murder and piracy. In the beginning, the Africans are championed by abolitionists Theodore Joadson and Lewis Tappan, and a young real estate attorney named Roger Baldwin. However, as the case becomes the symbol of a nation divided, two great Americans lock horns in the debate. Pro-slavery President Martin Van Buren, seeking re-election, is willing to sacrifice the Africans to appease the South, as well as Queen Isabella of Spain. But his will is challenged by former President John Quincy Adams, who comes out of retirement to fight the Africans' cause in the United State Supreme Court. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Steven Spielberg Dec 12, 1997 Apr 19, 1999 155 minutes +949 Jorgos (Rainer Werner Fassbinder) is a Greek immigrant in Germany who encounters the intolerance of the locals against foreign workers. Open hostility turns to violence when he is beaten up by the authoritarian thugs after dating a German woman. Male and female nudity along with hetero and homosexual sex scenes are shown in this searing indictment against prejudice and fascism. This feature took the Prize of International Film Critics at the Mannheim Film Festival in 1969. R Art House and International|Drama Rainer Werner Fassbinder Rainer Werner Fassbinder Oct 8, 1969 Sep 24, 2002 90 minutes +950 A young man trying to break out of his blue collar life in New Jersey finds himself snared by a web of crime and deceit in this independent drama. Just released after an 18-month stretch in prison, 20-year-old Eddie Dolan (Billy Crudup) has few prospects and nowhere to go, so he appears on the doorstep of his older brother Terry (Paul Schulze). Terry takes him in, giving him a place to stay and helping him get a job at the factory where their dad Nick (Frank Vincent) has worked nearly all his adult life. However, times are not happy around the Dolan household; money is tight, and Terry's relationship with his wife Janey (Adrienne Shelly) has been rocky since the birth of their first child six months before. Eddie starts earning some extra cash by joining up with a group of car thieves pulling insurance scams, and in time, he makes enough money to buy a muscle car, which he races in his spare time. On the night shift at the factory, Eddie spends his days working on his car, while Janey, bored with her new role as a stay-at-home mom, starts spending more and more time with him; eventually they move past friendship into an affair, which like Eddie's involvement with the carjackers becomes only more dangerous in the weeks to come. Grind marked the feature debut for writer/director Chris Kentis; Billy Crudup's appearance predated his breakthrough roles in Inventing the Abbotts and Everyone Says I Love You, though both of those films were released before Grind could find a distributor. NR Drama Chris Kentis Laura Lau|Chris Kentis Apr 11, 1997 Feb 13, 2001 96 minutes +952 Director Cyrus Nowrasteh teams with screenwriter Betsy Giffen Nowrasteh to illuminate the dangers of religious fundamentalism, gender apartheid, and mob rule with this fictionalized adaptation of Freidoune Sahebjam's best-selling novel centering on a true-life tragedy. The story takes place in 1986, just as Khomeini is coming into power in Iran. Undercover French journalist Freidoune Sahebjam (Jim Caviezel) is traveling though a small southwestern village when his car breaks down. Surrounded by strife but left with little choice other to wait until his car is repaired, the anxious Freidoune is soon approached by persistent local Zahra (Shohreh Aghdashloo), who convinces him to follow her into the courtyard behind her home. There, she reveals to him that she has just borne witness to a most heinous crime. Just the previous day, Zahra had watched the men or her town stone an innocent woman to death. That woman was Soraya (Mozhan Marn R Drama Cyrus Nowrasteh Betsy Giffen Nowrasteh|Cyrus Nowrasteh Jun 26, 2009 Mar 9, 2010 $ 519,730 114 minutes Roadside Attractions +953 This is the labyrinthine study of the life of a newspaper tycoon. PG Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Orson Welles May 1, 1941 Sep 25, 2001 119 minutes +957 J.J. Hunsecker, a powerful New York newspaper columnist, is dead set against his sister's marrying a jazz musician. Sidney Falco, a sleazy PR man, will do anything to get publicity for his clients, and he sees Hunsecker's situation as an opportunity to win the writer's favor. So, he sets out to break up the affair anyway he can. NR Classics|Drama Alexander Mackendrick Clifford Odets|Ernest Lehman Jun 27, 1957 Jun 19, 2001 96 minutes +959 Two young women try to climb the corporate ladder using their feminine wiles in this erotic melodrama from French director Jean-Claude Brisseau. At the beginning of the film, Nathalie (Coralie Revel) and Sandrine (Sabrina Seyvecou) work in a strip club, where Nathalie wows the customers with her dancing while Sandrine tends bar. After a fight with their boss, both of them are tossed out late one night. Sandrine, a newcomer to Paris, is late paying her rent and can't go back to her apartment, so Nathalie invites her to move in with her. They become lovers, and after occupying themselves for awhile by behaving very naughtily in public, decide to conquer the working world with their powers of seduction. They both find jobs at a seemingly normal company and choose as their target a mild-mannered middle-aged bureaucrat named Delacroix (Roger Mirmont). But the company has some kinky secrets of its own, personified by the owner's son Christophe (Fabrice Deville), a decadent nihilist with a very close relationship with his sister, in whom the women might have met their match. NR Art House and International|Drama|Romance Jean-Claude Brisseau Jean-Claude Brisseau Apr 9, 2003 Nov 23, 2004 115 minutes +961 The feature debut of Roman Coppola (son of Oscar-winning director Francis Ford Coppola) centers around an international film crew making a low-budget, Barbarella-like feature in Paris in 1969. The film is called Dragonfly and is being directed by Andrzej (G R Comedy|Drama Roman Coppola Roman Coppola May 24, 2002 Sep 10, 2002 $ 301,194 91 minutes United Artists Pictures/MGM +962 Punk rocker, performance artist, and persona nongrata G.G. Allin shocked and offended audiences everywhere with his famous violent, naked (literally) performances often featuring self-mutilation, bloody assault, and coprophilia. Todd Phillips directs this documentary look at the life and death of rock & roll's most dangerous practitioner. NR Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts Todd Phillips Jan 1, 1994 Jan 25, 2000 120 minutes +963 "A chronicle of the spectacular fall of infamous porn star John C. ""Johnny Wadd"" Holmes. Based on a true story, the biopic explores the multiple murders that took place high atop Wonderland Avenue in L.A.'s Laurel Canyon, in the summer of 1981. At first the victims were thought to be mere drug dealers and party hounds, but the case became elevated to a classic L.A. noir when they were discovered to be connected to the infamous porn star. By the time the story begins, Holmes had already fallen from perhaps the biggest and most famous star in the hardcore industry, to a state of financial and pharmaceutical ruin. Holmes juggles two women: he is devoted to his jailbait teenage girlfriend Dawn, while still married to his wife Sharon--and the three form a most unique love triangle, particularly as the two women have a better relationship with each other, than either has with him. Holmes befriends local drug dealers Ron and Susan Launius, but soon gets himself 'neck deep' into debt and desperation. He starts playing both sides against the middle as he desperately tries to stay out of jail and stay alive. To save himself from the wrath of notorious gangster Eddie Nash, did Holmes set up his best friends for murder? It all depends on whose story you believe." R Drama James Cox Oct 3, 2003 Feb 10, 2004 104 minutes Lions Gate Releasing +964 In 1995, during the making of his TV series Triumph of the Nerds about the birth of the PC, Bob Cringely did a memorable hour-long interview with Steve Jobs. It was 10 years since Jobs had left Apple following a bruising struggle with John Sculley, the CEO he had brought into the company. At the time of the interview Jobs was running NeXT, the niche computer company he had founded after leaving Apple. During the interview, Jobs was at his charismatic best - witty, outspoken, visionary. In the end, only a part of the interview was used in the series and the rest was thought lost. But recently a VHS copy was found in the series director's garage. Now, cleaned up with modern technology, and put into context by Cringely, the entire interview will be screened in Landmark Theatres. -- (C) Official Site NR Documentary|Special Interest Jonathan Challis|Susan Crook|John Coffey|Ian Lynch May 11, 2012 Oct 22, 2012 $ 104,286 70 minutes Magnolia Pictures +966 "Elvira hosts this trilogy of Richard Matheson thrillers: ""Second Chance,"" ""Bobby"" and ""No Such Thing as a Vampire.""" R Horror Richard Matheson 76 minutes +967 John Landis tries for a laid-back surrealism in his romantic thriller Into the Night. Jeff Goldblum plays an exhausted and unhappily married aerospace engineer named Ed Okin. He goes to LA International Airport to get some sleep in the parking garage. Instead, a scatterbrained blonde beauty, Diana (Michelle Pfeiffer) falls on his car, being chased by a bunch of sharpshooters. It seems that Diana has smuggled six Iranian jewels into the United States and a group of assassins want them back at any price. Ed and Diana take to the freeway, looking for a place to rest, but the chase never ends and the duo keep running from the pack of Iranian zanies. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense John Landis Ron Koslow|John Landis Feb 22, 1985 Sep 2, 2003 115 minutes +968 Arnab a typical Bengali man is making his way back to Kolkata after meeting a girl, the arranged marriage way. He and his parents liked the girl and marriage is on the cards. But suddenly, there is an accident. His car hits an old woman. They take her to the hospital. But she dies on the way. This is how Arnab meets Rukhsana, a mysterious girl who lives in a hut outside a village with a few dogs, whose mother always shackles her to a pole with metal chains before she leaves the house. NR Art House and International|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Prosit Roy Abhishek Bannerjee|Prosit Roy|Rajat Kapoor +969 Convinced that a series of coincidences involving a doorman hold some secret to life's largest riddles, Albert Markovski seeks the help of a detective agency unlike any other--which leads him down a path that questions the essence of existence itself. In an attempt to ferret out the meaning of these flukes, he consults Bernard and Vivian Jaffe, AKA the Existential Detectives, a pair of married metaphysicians who fearlessly investigate the mysteries at the core of their clients' secret innermost lives. Bernard and Vivian kick off their existential exploration of Albert Markovski by probing his past and present reality. Along the way, they uncover his festering conflict with Brad Stand, a golden boy executive climbing the corporate ladder at Huckabees, a popular chain of retail super-stores that wants to sponsor Albert's Open Spaces Coalition for the PR value. The Existential Detectives are convinced that Brad (seemingly Albert's opposite) is the key to cracking Albert's case, but then Brad turns the tables on their investigation, by hiring the detectives himself. As Bernard and Vivian begin to dig deeper into Brad's ambition and his relationship with Huckabees' hot blonde spokes model Dawn, Albert begins to lose faith and rebels against their conclusions. Pairing up with another of the duo's clients--firefighter, tough guy and uncompromising soul searcher Tommy--he joins forces with the Jaffes' arch nemesis, the sexy French philosopher Caterine Vauban, who valiantly battles for the contrasting point of view. Now, as Being chases Nothingness, Albert, Tommy, Brad, Dawn, Bernard, Vivian and Caterine chase one another in a wild romp through life's biggest questions to find the true answer. R Comedy|Drama Oct 1, 2004 Feb 22, 2005 $ 12,711,889 106 minutes Fox Searchlight +970 Forty-something Francois Pignon, who has worked for years as an accountant for the same contraceptive manufacturer, becomes suicidal when he learns that his company is downsizing and he is about to lose his job. Work means everything to this gloomy and boring little man since both his ex-wife, who left him after two years of marriage, and their 16-year-old son avoid him. But things are about to change when Pignon's psychologist neighbor persuades him that he can save his job by coming out to his employers as a gay man -- even though he isn't. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Francis Veber Francis Veber May 4, 2001 Nov 13, 2001 $ 4,519,967 85 minutes +971 Born Free is the heartwarming true story of a British couple who teach their pet lioness how to survive in the wilds of the African jungles. Joy and George Adamson (portrayed by real-life married couple Virginia McKenna and Bill Travers) involuntarily domesticate several lions while living in Kenya. They keep one, named Elsa, until she is fully grown, and rather than turn her over to a zoo, they decide to train her to live like a wild animal so that they can release her into her natural habitat. Geoffrey Keen is a sympathetic government official who convinces the Adamsons that they should set Elsa free to avoid being ordered to place her in captivity. The film, based on Joy Adamson's book, is poignant and emotional without ever becoming banal or overly sentimental. The title song and film score both won Academy Awards. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Kids and Family James Hill Jun 22, 1966 Mar 4, 2003 96 minutes +972 During the 1970s, the Gong Show was a game/talent show phenomenon. With equal measures of parody, camp and pure lowest-common denominator exploitation, it presented a bizarre assortment of talented and untalented contestants (for example, the musician who played his trumpet with his bellybutton) making their bid for stardom, and a ridiculous prize of R Comedy Chuck Barris Chuck Barris 89 minutes +973 One of the most popular and influential video games ever makes its way to the big screen in this sci-fi thriller. A coalition of Earth's scientific and military interests have established a research colony called Olduvai on the planet Mars, but one day all communication from the outpost stops and no one can tell what has happened -- though the final messages suggest it's not good. Believing foul play may have overtaken Olduvai's crew, the Rapid Response Tactical Squad, a team of specially trained military personnel, are deployed to investigate the situation and, if necessary, eliminate the invaders. But Sarge (Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock) and Reaper (Karl Urban), leaders of the RRTS team, soon discover the situation is far more grim than they could have imagined. An experiment on Olduvai has very literally opened a portal to Hades, and a variety of savage and demonic creatures have overtaken the colony. Now the RRTS must seal off Olduvai, close off any access to Earth, and exterminate the satanic beasts before they can kill again. Doom also stars Rosamund Pike (as Dr. Grimm), Dexter Fletcher, Ben Daniels, and Deobia Oparei. R Action and Adventure|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Andrzej Bartkowiak Dave Callaham|Wesley Strick Oct 21, 2005 Feb 7, 2006 $ 28,031,250 104 minutes Universal Pictures +974 Based on the autobiographical novel by Farley Mowat, Carroll Ballard's film chronicles the work of Tyler (Charles Martin Smith), a biologist who sets out alone on a government-sponsored mission to study the lives of Arctic wolves, an experience which ultimately becomes a journey of self-discovery as well. PG Action and Adventure|Drama Carroll Ballard Richard Kletter|Curtis Hanson|Sam Hamm Jan 1, 1983 Feb 22, 2000 105 minutes +975 On her deathbed, a mother makes her son promise never to get married, which scars him with psychological blocks to a commitment with his girlfriend. They finally decide to tie the knot in Vegas, but a wealthy gambler arranges for the man to lose PG-13 Comedy|Romance Andrew Bergman Andrew Bergman Aug 28, 1992 May 15, 2001 95 minutes +976 Model-turned-actress Charlize Theron leaves her glamorous image behind for this gritty drama, in which she plays a disturbed prostitute who becomes a serial killer. Aileen Wuornos (Theron) was a woman who survived a brutal and abusive childhood in Michigan to become a thick-skinned but emotionally damaged adult. Homeless most of her life, Wuornos subsisted by working as a street prostitute; later, when she was in Florida, down to her last five dollars and pondering suicide, she stopped into a bar for a beer. There, Aileen met Selby Wall (Christina Ricci), a woman in her early twenties who had been sent to live with relatives after her Christian parents became aware of her lesbian lifestyle. Selby is immediately attracted to Aileen, and while Aileen tells Selby she's never been in a lesbian relationship, she soon finds herself equally infatuated with her. Selby runs away from her family and moves into a cheap hotel with Aileen, who initially pays the bills by hooking. However, as their money runs low and Aileen finds herself unable to land a regular job, tensions mount between the two. One night, after a john attacks her, Aileen pulls a gun and kills the man. Although her first murder can be categorized as self-defense, Aileen's loathing for the men who pay her for sex becomes so extreme that she begins killing her customers regardless of their behavior. Meanwhile, Selby slowly becomes aware of the full extent of her lover's instability and the bloody consequences of her actions. Monster was inspired by the true story of Aileen Wuornos, whose life and death was chronicled in two documentaries by filmmaker Nick Broomfield, Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer, and Aileen: The Life and Death of a Serial Killer. R Drama Patty Jenkins Patty Jenkins Jan 9, 2004 Jun 1, 2004 $ 34,187,787 109 minutes Newmarket Film Group +977 Based on the Robert Rimmer best-seller, Ted Post's drama stars Tippi Hedren and James Whitmore as the heads of an experimental college promoting sexual freedom. R Drama|Romance Ted Post Ted Cassedy|Michael Werner May 11, 1973 Jan 1, 1998 96 minutes +978 'THX 1138' is a chilling look at a 25th-century totalitarian state where mankind is stripped of any individuality. People are numbered drones, and a government-enforced program of sedating drugs controls the populace. The story's title character, THX, is a factory worker whose life is irrevocably changed when he stops taking his mind-numbing drugs. PG Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy George Lucas George Lucas|Walter Murch Mar 11, 1971 Sep 14, 2004 88 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +980 Connery's decision to quit as Bond left Broccoli and Saltzman with a headache. The press went into overdrive speculating on Connery's successor; while the producers chose good-looking Australian actor George Lazenby after successful screen tests. Avengers superstar Diana Rigg was brought in as an added lure and the resulting action-packed film ensured that the franchise would continue. PG Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Peter Hunt Richard Maibaum|Simon Raven Dec 18, 1969 May 16, 2000 144 minutes +981 A pair of real-life multi-platinum rap artists star in this genial substance abuse comedy recalling the pro-marijuana work of Cheech and Chong and such films as Half Baked (1998). Silas (Method Man) and Jamal (Redman) are buddies who enjoy smoking voluminous amounts of the illegal plant. They end up in the possession of some magical weed that enhances their brainpower during college entrance exams, thus enabling them to enter that esteemed institution of learning, Harvard University. Once firmly ensconced in the halls of academia, however, the pals run out of their supernatural supply and are forced to get creative in the pursuit of an Ivy League degree. Included in their narcotic-addled plans: smoking the bones of dead president John Quincy Adams. Produced by Danny DeVito's Jersey Films, How High (2001) co-stars Obba Babatunde, Fred Willard, and Hector Elizondo. R Comedy Jesse Dylan Dustin Lee Abraham Dec 21, 2001 May 21, 2002 $ 31,155,435 94 minutes Universal Pictures +983 In Volker Schl R Art House and International|Drama Apr 11, 1980 Oct 12, 1999 150 minutes +984 A teenager and his kid brother spar with their mother's shady new boyfriend in this dramatic thriller from veteran British director Michael Apted. When her ex-husband remarries, Wendy (Teri Garr) feels despondent -- until she starts dating handsome, unctuous Sam (Peter Weller), an underemployed salesman with no shortage of big ideas. Excited to finally feel good about herself again, Wendy invites Sam to move in and offers to invest in his get-rich-quick schemes. None of this sits well with her sons, Jake (Christopher Collet) and Brian (Corey Haim), who remain unimpressed with Sam even after he convinces Wendy to buy Jake a motorbike. They're even less jazzed when Sam stops currying favor and turns disciplinarian even while pulling Wendy into his hard-partying lifestyle. Within a few months, Brian's on the verge of expulsion for picking fights at school, and even honor-role student Jake is mouthing off to his teachers. As for Wendy, she's too busy taking beatings and doing cocaine to notice that her family has fallen apart. It isn't until Jake gets wise to the industrial quantities of white powder squirreled away under the floorboards that he comes up with a plan to get Sam out of their lives forever. Although onetime Tiger Beat heartthrob Christopher Collet plays Firstborn's title role, the films' supporting cast is littered with actors whose stars would far eclipse his (Sarah Jessica Parker, Robert Downey Jr.) -- though in some cases only for a little while (Corey Haim). PG-13 Drama|Mystery and Suspense Michael Apted Ron Koslow Jun 1, 1984 Jul 31, 2012 103 minutes +985 When his family is attacked and his son killed by a local gang, mild-mannered Eddie (Robert Forster) snaps when the killer isn't brought to justice. Tired of being a victim, Eddie joins a group of vigilantes and sets to freeing his neighborhood from the threat of the bullying thugs. R Action and Adventure|Drama William Lustig Richard Vetere Jan 12, 1983 Aug 25, 1998 95 minutes Blue Underground +986 The story of Jesus Christ's crucifixion and its aftermath are the subject of this sometimes iconoclastic but always passionate religious drama. On its initial release, the film was the center of a notable controversy, thanks to protests from fundamentalists objecting to the film's unconventional depiction of Jesus. R Drama Martin Scorsese Paul Schrader Aug 12, 1988 Apr 25, 2000 164 minutes Universal Pictures +988 NR Horror 83 minutes +992 In 1988, Taileen slips into a coma after a car accident. Twelve years later, she wakes to a new world, a new body, and a newlife... the life of an angel. NR Horror|Mystery and Suspense Luis Almeida Luis Almeida Nov 21, 2006 Nov 21, 2006 106 minutes +994 "Fresh Horses features Molly Ringwald as Jewel, a Kentucky shanty gal. Jewel finds herself romantically involved with wealthy University of Cincinnati student Matt Larkin (Andrew McCarthy). Though willing to throw over his ""proper"" fiancee for Jewel, Matt isn't prepared for the horrible secret that Jewel holds within her. Directed by David Anspaugh, Fresh Horses is also known as The Eccentricity of People and Syntax." PG-13 Drama|Romance David Anspaugh Larry Ketron Nov 18, 1988 Mar 23, 2004 102 minutes +996 A depressed ex-boxer finds his future looking up when his black sheep cousin turns his life into a living hell. NR Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Nicanor Loreti Nov 5, 2011 Jun 18, 2013 85 minutes +997 John Denver stars in this thrilling drama--originally a TV film that aired in 1988--as a jaded former FBI agent who agrees to help out his friend's air-freight business. But when his buddy is murdered and framed as a bootlegger, it's up to the one-time G-Man to clear his fallen friend's good name. And he's going to do it by taking...the higher ground. John Rhys-Davies, Richard Masur, and THE KARATE KID's Martin Kove co-star in this dramatic action-adventure movie set amid the Alaskan wilderness. NR Action and Adventure 96 minutes +998 Set amidst the political and economic havoc caused by the dissolution of the Soviet Union, City Unplugged is based on a simple premise. During World War II, before the Soviet occupation, Estonia sent its national treasury, NR Comedy|Mystery and Suspense Ilkka Jarvilaturi Paul Kolsby 99 minutes +999 "Yet another teenager discovers how difficult growing up can be in this comedy-drama. It's 1973, and 15-year-old Natalie (Majandra Delfino), shy and bookish, is caught in the emotional crossfire at home when her hippie-ish mom, Ruby (Linda Hamilton), discovers that dad, Hugh (Eugene Levy), a psychology professor at a local college, has been having an affair with one of his students. Natalie is having problems of her own, of the ""boys don't make passes at girls who wear glasses"" variety, which is not helped very much by her friend Kay (Megan Good), who is pretty enough to have already caught the attention of several good-looking boys. However, much to Natalie's surprise, one of Kay's new flames starts giving her the eye, and appears to like what he sees. The Secret Life Of Girls was the directorial debut for screenwriter Holly Goldberg Sloan, whose previous credits include the remakes of Angels In The Outfield and Mighty Joe Young." NR Comedy Holly Goldberg Sloan Holly Goldberg Sloan 90 minutes +1000 Jeff (William L. Petersen) and Marty (Gary Cole) are two businessmen who are sent to the Philippines for a project. The two men share a growing disenchantment with their professional lives and the responsibilities of adulthood, so they impulsively go on a drug and alcohol-fueled bender in search of the lost freedom and joie de vivre of youth. R Drama Roger Young Eric Lerner Oct 9, 1999 Jun 6, 2000 105 minutes +1001 Based on the 2009 investigative book by BBC correspondent Martin Sixsmith, The Lost Child of Philomena Lee, PHILOMENA focuses on the efforts of Philomena Lee (Dench), mother to a boy conceived out of wedlock - something her Irish-Catholic community didn't have the highest opinion of - and given away for adoption in the United States. In following church doctrine, she was forced to sign a contract that wouldn't allow for any sort of inquiry into the son's whereabouts. After starting a family years later in England and, for the most part, moving on with her life, Lee meets Sixsmith (Coogan), a BBC reporter with whom she decides to discover her long-lost son. (c) Weinstein PG-13 Drama Stephen Frears Jeff Pope|Steve Coogan Nov 22, 2013 Apr 15, 2014 98 minutes The Weinstein Company +1002 "No film critic of 1989 could write an assessment of the French-made Gang of Four (originally La Bande des Quatre) without using the phrase ""Pirandellian"" at one point or another. The story revolves around the hand-picked acting class of a famed director (Bulle Ogier) who works only with women. The four members of the class (Fejria Deliba, Nathalie Richard, Bernadette Giraud and Ines de Medeiros D'Almeida) are assigned to study the text of the Marivaux play Double Infidelities. Now, it just so happens that the four actresses share an apartment...and as they begin allowing the Marivaux play to influence their offstage lives, they share a lot more than room and board. A winner of the Berlin Film Festival International Critics prize, Gang of Four maintains an acceptable level of suspense and sexual intrigue throughout, though the spell is broken by a confusing climax." NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Jacques Rivette Pascal Bonitzer|Christine Laurent Dec 22, 1989 Jan 2, 2002 150 minutes +1004 "Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alice Walker, The Color Purple spans the years 1909 to 1949, relating the life of Celie (Whoopi Goldberg), a Southern black woman virtually sold into a life of servitude to her brutal husband, sharecropper Albert (Danny Glover). Celie pours out her innermost thoughts in letter form to her sister Nettie (Akousa Busia), but Albert has been hiding the letters Nettie writes back, allowing Celie to assume that Nettie is dead. Finally, Celie finds a champion in the don't-take-no-guff Sofia (Oprah Winfrey), the wife of Glover's son from a previous marriage. Alas, Sofia is ""humbled"" when she is beaten into submission by angry whites. Later, Celie is able to forge a strong friendship with Albert's mistress Shug (Margaret Avery). Emboldened by this, Celie begins rifling through her husband's belongings and finds Nettie's letters. Able at last to stand up to her husband, Celie leaves him to search for a new life on her own. A major box-office hit, The Color Purple was nominated for eleven Oscars. The film was co-produced by Quincy Jones, who also wrote the score." PG-13 Drama Steven Spielberg Menno Meyjes Dec 16, 1985 Feb 18, 2003 154 minutes +1006 New York radio host Erica Bain has a life that she loves and a fiance she adores. All of it is taken from her when a brutal attack leaves Erica badly wounded and her fiance dead. Unable to move past the tragedy, Erica begins prowling the city streets at night to track down the men she holds responsible. Her dark pursuit of justice catches the public's attention, and the city is riveted by her anonymous exploits. But, with the NYPD desperate to find the culprit and a dogged police detective hot on her trail, she must decide whether her quest for revenge is truly the right path, or whether she is becoming the very thing she is trying to stop. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Neil Jordan Sep 14, 2007 Feb 5, 2008 $ 36,800,000 122 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +1007 Ernest (Jim Varney) gets a job as a fix-it man at a summer camp for troubled boys, but what he really wants to be is a counselor. This juvenile comedy, filled with potty humor and slapstick, chronicles his campaign to get a promotion. A consummate bungler, he ends up causing all kinds of comical chaos. Fortunately, he also ends up helping many of the campers. PG Comedy|Kids and Family Coke Sams|John Cherry May 22, 1987 Sep 3, 2002 92 minutes +1008 After her sister becomes a heroin addict, a nurse (Pam Grier) takes gun in hand and goes undercover to track down the dealers responsible for her sister's condition. R Action and Adventure|Classics Jack Hill Jack Hill Jun 13, 1973 Dec 26, 2001 91 minutes +1009 Director James L. Brooks returns to the helm for this ensemble comedy starring Reese Witherspoon, Jack Nicholson, Paul Rudd, and Owen Wilson, which centers on the story of a passionate athlete who finds herself romantically torn between a narcissistic baseball star and a straight-laced businessman. As far back as Lisa (Witherspoon) can remember, her life has been defined by sports. Then, in the blink of an eye, she's cut from the team. With her identity in crisis as she attempts to regain her footing in life, Lisa begins dating Matty (Wilson), a Major League Baseball pitcher and notorious womanizer. Meanwhile, terminally honest businessman George (Rudd) finds himself on the road to financial ruin or worse after being wrongly implicated in a financial crime. As George struggles to clear his name and reconcile his turbulent relationship with his father, Charles (Nicholson), a chance meeting with Lisa at the lowest point in both of their lives leaves him optimistic that things may work out after all. Meanwhile, Lisa and George both realize that the only thing that's certain about the future is that we never know what fate has in store for us. PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Romance Dec 17, 2010 Mar 22, 2011 $ 30,212,620 121 minutes Columbia Pictures +1011 In Final Destination 5, Death is just as omnipresent as ever, and is unleashed after one man's premonition saves a group of coworkers from a terrifying suspension bridge collapse. But this group of unsuspecting souls was never supposed to survive, and, in a terrifying race against time, the ill-fated group frantically tries to discover a way to escape Death's sinister agenda. -- (C) Warner Bros R Horror Steven Quale Eric Heisserer Aug 12, 2011 Dec 27, 2011 $ 42,500,000 92 minutes Warner Bros. +1013 Five-time Academy Award nominee Glenn Close stars in this emotional and thought-provoking tale of a woman forced to live as a man in 19th Century Ireland. After thirty years of keeping up the charade, a new love threatens to destroy everything she's worked so hard to build.. -- (C) Roadside Attractions R Drama Glenn Close|Gabriella Prekop|John Banville|Gabrialla Prekop Jan 27, 2012 May 15, 2012 $ 3,014,541 113 minutes Roadside Attractions +1014 When a young American travels to the city of Verona, home of the star-crossed lover Juliet Capulet of Romeo and Juliet fame, she joins a group of volunteers who respond to letters to Juliet seeking advice about love. When she answers one letter dated 1957, she inspires its author to travel to Italy in search of her long-lost love and sets off a chain of events that will bring a love into both their lives, unlike anything they ever imagined. PG Comedy|Drama|Romance Gary Winick Jose Rivera|Tim Sullivan May 14, 2010 Sep 14, 2010 $ 53,021,560 105 minutes Summit Entertainment +1015 When a sixth grade class gets a malevolent new substitute who aims to train her students for an upcoming international competition in Paris, the suspicious students attempt to uncover the truth about their strange new substitute. The parents all seem to love the newly arrived educator, but the students know better. No only does this strange new arrival have a sadistic streak a mile wide, but she also seems to possess telekinetic powers in addition to having the ability to read minds. Paprika Steen stars in a sci-fi flavored thriller directed by Ole Bornedal (Nightwatch). R Horror|Kids and Family|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Ole Bornedal Ole Bornedal|Henrik Prip Feb 12, 2007 Oct 14, 2008 93 minutes Grindstone Entertainment +1016 Incident at Loch Ness director Zak Penn takes the helm for this mockumentary that finds film and television star Woody Harrelson entering the Grand Championship of Poker in hopes of saving his late grandfather's popular hotel casino from a scheming real estate developer. As the wrecking ball swings ever closer, Harrelson continually ups the ante in order to take home the top prize at the world's most prestigious poker tournament. Co-stars Ray Romano, Werner Herzog, Cheryl Hines, David Cross, and Dennis Farina all put on their best poker face for a comedy where all bets are off and anything can happen. R Comedy Zak Penn Matt Bierman|Zak Penn Jan 11, 2008 Jun 10, 2008 104 minutes Anchor Bay Entertainment +1017 David Fincher's The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, an adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's story, re-teams the director with Brad Pitt, who takes on the title role. What makes Button such a curious case is that when he is born in New Orleans just after World War I, he is already in his eighties, and proceeds to live his life aging in reverse. This sweeping film follows the character's unusual life into the 21st century as he experiences joy and sadness, loves lost and found, and the meaning of timelessness. Cate Blanchett co-stars along with Tilda Swinton, Elias Koteas, and Julia Ormond. PG-13 Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Romance David Fincher Eric Roth|Robin Swicord Dec 25, 2008 May 5, 2009 $ 127,490,802 166 minutes Paramount +1020 The title character of the Russian Little Vera is a headstrong teenage girl, played by Natalya Negoda. To the dismay of her parents, Vera lives only for the moment, making no provision for her future. She'd rather hang out at local cafes in garish makeup and provocative clothing. A chance meeting with handsome student Sergei (Andrei Sokolov) develops into a sexual relationship. Her parents send out Vera's brother (Alexander Alexeyev-Negreba) to talk some sense into her, which proves to be doubly dicey when it turns out that the brother is an old acquaintance of the rebellious Sergei. Vera lies, saying that she's gotten pregnant by Sergei, so he obligingly marries her and moves in with her family, which serves only to make matters worse, as Vera's drunken father (Yuri Nazarov) ends up stabbing his son-in-law. Persuaded to lie about the incident to keep her father out of jail, Vera takes her family's side. A last-minute tragedy is barely averted, but the audience gets the distinct feeling that Vera's problems with her family in particular and her life in general are far from over. NR Art House and International|Drama|Romance Vasili Pichul Mariya Khmelik Apr 14, 1989 Aug 28, 2000 130 minutes +1021 NR Documentary Henri Cartier-Bresson Alfred Lewis Levitt 33 minutes +1022 In this animated futuristic tale, a pair of twins must fight for domination of what is left of the world, the good man using the powers of magic in an attempt to save the Earth, and the evil twin taking advantage of the horrors of technology that again threaten to destroy everything. PG Action and Adventure|Animation|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Ralph Bakshi Ralph Bakshi Feb 9, 1977 May 25, 2004 80 minutes Eureka Entertainment Ltd +1023 Lorraine Gary stars as Ellen Brody, the widow of the police chief played by Roy Scheider in the first two films. She is now convinced that the shark has targeted her family for death. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Joseph Sargent Michael De Guzman Jan 1, 1987 Jan 15, 1999 89 minutes +1024 In this musical, Fred Astaire and Burgess Meredith appear as two rival trumpet players who would like to join the Artie Shaw Orchestra, and who'd each like to become the beau to the lovely Paulette Goddard. She agrees to be the two fellas' manager and is not so interested in love. She eventually falls for Astaire. G Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Johnny Mercer|Ian McLellan Hunter|Frank Cavett|Elaine Ryan Jan 1, 1940 Jul 25, 2006 83 minutes +1025 A nightclub performer hires a naive chorus girl to become his new dance partner to make his former partner jealous and to prove he can make any partner a star. NR Classics|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Charles Walters Albert Hackett|Frances Goodrich|Sidney Sheldon|Guy Bolton Jul 8, 1948 Mar 15, 2005 103 minutes +1026 In this film, Detective Jim Brannigan is an Irish-American detective at large in London. After the requisite culture-clash routines, it's down to business as Brannigan teams with Scotland Yard official Commander Swann to corral a crook who has absconded to England to avoid extradition. R Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Douglas Hickox Mar 26, 1975 Oct 2, 2001 111 minutes +1028 Brian Henson, the son of Muppet founder Jim Henson, took over directing duties after the untimely death of his father for The Muppet Christmas Carol, a sluggish re-telling of the Charles Dickens tale. Michael Caine, surrounded by legions of fuzzy, felt puppets, plays it straight as the crotchety Ebenezer Scrooge, an old miser who could care less about Christmas and the joy the season brings. Working for the skinflint is his faithful employee Bob Cratchit (Kermit the Frog), who begs Scrooge for a day off for Christmas. Scrooge reluctantly agrees and goes home on Christmas Eve filled with bile at the holiday merrymakers. But then he is visited by the sprits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, and Scrooge, after revisiting his sorrowful past, hate-filled present, and doomed future, turns over a new leaf and becomes the most generous and celebratory person in town. G Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Brian Henson Jerry Juhl Jan 1, 1992 Oct 8, 2002 120 minutes +1029 "Based on the novel by Mika Waltari and helmed by Casablanca director Michael Curtiz, The Egyptian, a lavish period soaper, is set several centuries before the birth of Jesus Christ. Young Egyptian healer Sinuhe Edmund Purdom (ere accompanied by his servant, Kaptah, played by Peter Ustinov) draws the affection of barmaid Merit (Jean Simmons) who seeks his hand in marriage. Sinuhe provides medical assistance to the epileptic Pharoah, Akhnaton (Michael Wilding), who, meanwhile, becomes convinced that only one god exists, and thus infuriates all of his polytheistic priests, who secretly plot to assassinate him. Sinuhe has an affair with a Babylonian whore, Nefer (Bella Darvi), but grows listless with her and eventually ends the relationship, harkening back to Merit. However, she is soon extinguished, with an arrow through the heart, for also being monotheistic. Angered by this, and believing Akhnaton's ideas directly responsible for Merit's death, Sinuhe and his muscular friend, the affable Horemheb (screen heartthrob Victor Mature) poison the Pharoah. Akhnaton then dies while Horemheb prepares to ascend to the throne. Ingmar Bergman had a point when he admonished the idea of falling for one's lead actress, and it is a lesson one wishes producer Daryl Zanuck had learned; he purportedly had an extramarital affair with Darvi, taking her as a ""plaything,"" but grew sick of her after casting her in seven films. Her career then torpedoed. (Little wonder - her horrendous performance in this film must be seen to be believed; Variety called it ""less than believable or skilled."") This" NR Drama|Faith and Spirituality Michael Curtiz Philip Dunne|Casey Robinson 140 minutes +1030 Marred by controversy at the time of its release, this horror fantasy from Italy's legendary horror director Mario Bava centers on the twisted desires of a nobleman's son (Christopher Lee). Lee is ostracized by his father for his dalliances with a servant girl (who later commits suicide), but is allowed to return to the fold by his brother, whose lovely wife (Dahlia Lavi) immediately becomes the object of Lee's mad lust. Lee is later found murdered, along with several other victims from the surrounding village, leading superstitious locals to believe that Lee's evil spirit has returned to destroy them; the twist ending reveals the real evil at work. The kinky, sadomasochistic relationship between Lee and Lavi raised more than a few censors' eyebrows, leading to some harsh cuts. NR Art House and International|Drama|Horror Mario Bava Ernesto Gastaldi|Ugo Guerra|Luciano Martini|Luciano Martino Aug 29, 1963 Mar 8, 2005 90 minutes +1031 "Auntie Mame began as a novel by Patrick Dennis (aka Ed Fitzgerald), then was adapted into a long-running Broadway play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. This 1958 film version permits Rosalind Russell to recreate her stage role as Mame Dennis, the flamboyant, devil-may-care aunt of young, impressionable Patrick Dennis. Left in Mame's care when his millionaire father drops dead, young Patrick (Jan Handzlik) is quickly indoctrinated into his aunt's philosophy that ""Life is a banquet--and some poor suckers are starving to death."" Social-climbing executor Dwight Babcock (Fred Clark) does his best to raise Patrick as a stuffy American aristocrat, but Mame battles Babcock to allow the boy to be as free-spirited as she is. In 1974, Auntie Mame was remade as the filmmusical Mame with Lucille Ball." NR Classics|Comedy|Drama Morton DaCosta Dec 27, 1958 Oct 1, 2002 143 minutes +1033 Faye Dunaway stars in Michael Winner's labored re-make of the 1945 swashbuckler, which was co-scripted by Leslie Arliss, the original director of the 1945 film. Dunaway is Lady Barbara Skelton, a lady of the royal class, who becomes a highway robber, taking up with Captain Jerry Jackson (Alan Bates), a highwayman and her lover. Because of a notorious whiping scene in which Lady Barbara and Jackson's girlfriend (Marina Sirtis) take horsewhips to one another, tearing their clothing to strategically-placed ribbons, the film was held back from release because Winner refused to cut the salacious footage. After corralling author Kingsley Amis, and directors John Schlesinger, Karel Reisz, and Lindsay Anderson to attest to the redeeming social value of the scene, the scene stayed in the film. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Michael Winner Leslie Arliss|Michael Winner Oct 28, 1983 Apr 20, 2015 99 minutes +1034 Henry VIII and His Six Wives is a feature film based upon the 1971 BBC miniseries The Six Wives of Henry VIII. Keith Michell weathers several makeup changes as the much-married titular monarch. While the miniseries was able to explore the political and personal reasons for the selection (and sometimes rejection) of the wives, the shortened version concentrates chiefly on such highlights as the birth of Queen Elizabeth and the execution of Anne Boleyn. The film is constructed in flashback form, with an aged Henry recalling his marital record. Side note: Donald Pleasence appears as Thomas Cromwell in Henry VIII and His Six Wives; Pleasence's daughter Angela had played Katherine Howard, Bride No. 5, in the original Six Wives of Henry VIII. PG Drama Waris Hussein Ian Thorne 125 minutes +1035 An FBI agent stationed in Cleveland is assigned to investigate a case in Utah where a serial killer is molesting and murdering children. The agent discovers ties between the murders and a bearded, crazed religious fanatic who believes himself to be Noah and who is building a huge ark in a cave. R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense James Glickenhaus James Glickenhaus Dec 2, 1993 Jun 1, 2004 104 minutes +1036 "With THE FITZGERALD FAMILY CHRISTMAS, Burns returns to the working-class, Irish-American roots of THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN. Reuniting with McMullen co-stars Connie Britton (""Friday Night Lights"", ""Nashville""), and Michael McGlone, along with Noah Emmerich (LITTLE CHILDREN, BEAUTIFUL GIRLS), Kerry Bish" PG-13 Drama Edward Burns Edward Burns Dec 7, 2012 Nov 5, 2013 99 minutes Tribeca Film +1037 This made-for-TV effort concerns a con man who worms his way into the position of principal at the high school where his ex-girlfriend works. NR Action and Adventure|Drama Michael Pressman Eric Hendershot|Marc Reid Rubel|Dori Pierson 95 minutes +1038 Two New Yorkers fight the battle of the sexes to a standstill (without entirely realizing it) in this romantic comedy. Andie (Kate Hudson) is a young journalist who longs to cover political stories, but in the meantime she finds herself writing for a women's magazine called Composure, where her editor Lana Jong (Bebe Neuwirth) has her writing a fluffy advice column. After hearing of the latest dating laments of her relationship-challenged friend Michelle (Kathryn Hahn), Andie sells Lana on the idea of writing a piece on the things women do to alienate the men they love, which she'll demonstrate by winning and then driving away a man in a mere ten days. Meanwhile, Ben (Matthew McConaughey) is an advertising man who wants to land a prestige diamond account at his firm. Ben is competing with his pals, Spears (Michael Michele) and Green (Shalom Harlow), for the assignment, so Ben tells his boss Phillip Warren (Robert Klein) that he's the man for the job because he understands the fair sex so well he can make any woman fall for him in less than two weeks. As fate would have it, Andie and Ben end up choosing one another for their mutual assignments, with neither knowing about each other's secret agenda as Ben strives to hold on to Andie while she does everything in her power to annoy him. How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days was loosely based on the self-help book of the same name (subtitled The Universal Don't of Dating) written by Michele Alexander and Jeannie Long. PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Romance Donald Petrie Burr Steers|Brian Regan|Kristen Buckley Feb 7, 2003 Jul 1, 2003 $ 105,765,605 115 minutes Paramount Pictures +1042 Robert Bresson's acclaimed Au Hasard, Balthazar presents an unfettered view of human cruelty, suffering and injustice, filtered through the eyes of a donkey over the course of his long life. The burro at the film's center begins life peacefully and happily, as the unnamed play-object of some innocent children in bucolic France, but his circumstances change dramatically when he becomes the property of a young woman named Marie - who christens him Balthazar. As she grows up and encounters tragedy and heartbreak, so does Balthazar; he passes from owner to owner, who treat him in a variety of ways, from compassionately to cruelly. The donkey, of course, lacks the capacity to comprehend the motivations of each individual but accepts whatever treatment (and role) is handed him, nobly and admirably. Bresson ultimately uses the story as a heart-rending allegorical commentary on human spiritual transcendence. NR Art House and International|Drama Robert Bresson Robert Bresson May 25, 1966 Jun 14, 2005 95 minutes +1043 "In the Holy Bible, the Book of Revelations speaks of an event called ""The Rapture,"" in which it is believed God will call those who have been saved to Heaven, while those who have not repented their sins will remain on Earth. Authors Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins have written a series of novels based upon the premise of how the Rapture would affect ordinary people in the modern world, and Left Behind is the first feature film to be adapted from their work. Rayford Steele (Brad Johnson) is an airline pilot whose relationship with his wife has gone sour; she responds by devoting more of her time and energy to the church, while he ponders having an affair with an attractive flight attendant, Hattie Durham (Chelsea Noble). In the midst of a flight to London, a number of their passengers mysteriously disappear, and chaos takes hold as a number of vehicles on the ground and in the air are suddenly unmanned. Meanwhile, Buck Williams (Kirk Cameron), a television journalist, is pondering the rash of sudden disappearances as he works on a report about Dr. Chaim Rosenzweig (Colin Fox), an Israeli scientist who has devised a formula that would make any soil on earth easy to cultivate. However, Cameron wonders if there's more to Rosenzweig than he first imagined when he discovers the doctor is in cahoots with two multi-millionaires who plan to broker the invention to promote their own agenda of international domination. Produced by Cloud Ten Productions, a Christian filmmaking concern, Left Behind was released with an unusual marketing strategy -- the film was made available on home video in October 2000, with a theatrical release scheduled to follow in February 2001." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Faith and Spirituality Vic Sarin|Victor Sarin Jan 26, 2001 Oct 31, 2000 100 minutes Cloud Ten Pictures +1044 "The year is 1965, and Edie Sedgwick is living every young girl's dream. Edie's life changes forever when she meets Andy Warhol, New York's most famous artist, and the man who will transform this trust fund baby into the Big Apple's most dazzling Superstar. At the center of this exciting and decadent new world is The Factory, Warhol's downtown loft, a place where musicians, artists, actors and all types of misfits gather to create art and movies during the day, and to throw fabulous parties at night. It is here that Edie takes her place at Andy's side as the Factory's most alluring and irresistible Superstar. Edie has the world at her feet. Every woman wants to be her. Every man wants to be with her. But unable to find the love she craves from Andy and The Factory, Edie turns to the ""voice of a generation"" singer-songwriter Danny Quinn, a captivating and talented musician who represents everything that Andy is not - where Andy is all cool surfaces, Danny burns with the fire of his convictions. Danny pushes Edie to free herself from Andy, who has been using her in his movies but never paying her. Edie quickly falls for Danny, but every affair has its price." R Drama George Hickenlooper Captain Mauzner Feb 9, 2007 Jul 17, 2007 $ 1,566,027 89 minutes MGM +1045 This Hindi-language thriller from India concerns a young woman named Roja whose sister, Lakshmi, is engaged to be married to the handsome computer engineer Rishi. Rishi visits the sisters' village to catch a glimpse of Lakshmi, but on route, he espies Roja and falls deeply in love. Adding to the tumult is the fact that Lakshmi keeps begging to be released from the marital engagement. Everything works out as planned - Rishi agrees to the request, and ends up marrying Roja. But after the couple are wed, and Rishi accepts a position in the Indian army as a message decoder stationed in Srinagar; Roja insists on tagging along, and falls prey to a group of nasty terrorists who take her hostage in exchange for the return of their captured leader, Wasim Khan. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Mani Ratnam Mani Ratnam 133 minutes +1046 Writer/director Rodrigo Garca (Nine Lives) teams with executive producer Alejandro Gonzlez Irritu to craft this drama highlighting the powerful bond between a mother and her son. It's been years since Karen (Annette Bening) gave her daughter, Elizabeth, up for adoption, and the decision to abandon her child has always haunted her. Upon meeting laid-back Paco (Jimmy Smits), Karen permits her anxiety and mistrust to get the best of her. On the surface it appears that Elizabeth (Naomi Watts) is none the worse for never knowing her biological mother; she's a fast-talking lawyer who's just landed a high-profile job at a firm fronted by Paul (Samuel L. Jackson), though her unsavory penchant for exploiting others is about to blow up in her face. Meanwhile, maternal-minded baker Lucy (Kerry Washington) longs to experience the joys of motherhood, eventually deciding that adoption is the best bet to start a family with her husband, Joseph (David Ramsey). R Drama May 7, 2010 Dec 14, 2010 $ 1,110,286 126 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1047 G Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Nils Tavernier 95 minutes Les Films du Losange +1048 In this film, Jerry Mathers stumbles upon Harry's corpse in the woods. Mathers alerts his mother Shirley MacLaine, who recognizes Harry as her ex-husband. Later on, retired sea captain Edmund Gwenn comes across the moribund Harry. Both MacLaine and Gwenn have reason to believe that they're responsible for Harry's demise. PG Classics|Comedy|Mystery and Suspense Alfred Hitchcock John Michael Hayes|John Hayes Oct 3, 1955 Mar 6, 2001 100 minutes +1049 NR Art House and International|Drama|Romance Seyfi Teoman Seyfi Teoman|Baris Bicakci 102 minutes +1050 In the tradition of Amblin classics where fantastical events occur in the most unexpected places, Jack Black and two-time Academy Award (R) winner Cate Blanchett star in THE HOUSE WITH A CLOCK IN ITS WALLS, from Amblin Entertainment. The magical adventure tells the spine-tingling tale of 10-year-old Lewis (Owen Vaccaro) who goes to live with his uncle in a creaky old house with a mysterious tick-tocking heart. But his new town's sleepy fa PG Comedy|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Eli Roth Eric Kripke Sep 21, 2018 Nov 27, 2018 104 minutes Universal Pictures +1051 Based on the novel by Henry Handel Richardson, this Australian film follows the struggle of Laura (Susannah Fowle), a young girl from the outback, as she is sent from her country home to a Victorian boarding school in the city. Picked on by the snobby city girls, Laura must come to terms with her new surroundings. NR Drama Bruce Beresford Eleanor Witcombe|Moya Iceton 100 minutes +1054 In this offbeat comedy, Mayor Upton (Dave Thomas) of Salem and his cohort Judge Samuel John (Stuart Pankin) set out to burn landowners at the stake as witches to gain their land. Miles (Patrick Cassidy) and Sarah Lee (Kelly Preston) are the young lovers caught up in the hysteria of the trials. Faith (Barbara Carrera) is the real witch who accuses Sarah Lee of being one in order to keep Miles for herself. Parson Babcock (Bud Cort) is the pompous preacher who is stricken blind by the wrangling witch. After a Thanksgiving feast with local Indians, the peace pipe is passed to the strains of The Kingmen's frat-rock anthem Louie, Louie. Dr. Joyce Brothers adds comedy relief with a cameo appearance. R Comedy|Drama John Moffitt Lanier Laney|Terry Sweeney Jan 1, 1987 Nov 15, 2005 83 minutes +1055 "The grim futility of the war between Bosnia and Serbia is reduced to its essence as two enemy soldiers are forced to share a wary trust for one another in this drama. A group of Bosnian soldiers are advancing upon Serbian territory during a misty night when the fog lifts at daybreak, making them plainly visible to their enemy. Serb forces open fire upon them, and soon only Chiki (Brancko Djuric) is still alive, after diving into a trench in no man's land. Two Serbian soldiers scouting the area set up a land mine using the body of a Bosnian soldier as ""bait;"" if moved, the mine will jump into the air and explode. Chiki watches as the soldiers set the trap, and furious at the disrespect to his fallen comrades, he kills one of the Serbs, and takes the other, Nino (Rene Bitorajac), hostage. With both soldiers alone and equally armed, they find themselves at a stalemate, and begin trying to attract help from either side. Eventually, the two men are found by a squadron of French soldiers attached to a U.N. peacekeeping unit; now held by supposedly neutral forces, Chiki and Nino are with the French troops when it's discovered that the dead Bosnian soldier isn't dead after all, though no one is sure how to disarm the mine without killing him in the process. No Man's Land was the debut feature from Bosnian writer and director Danis Tanovic." R Art House and International|Drama Danis Tanovic Danis Tanovic Dec 21, 2001 Apr 9, 2002 $ 948,054 98 minutes United Artists Pictures +1056 Tommy Fawkes (Oliver Platt) is a struggling stand-up comedian who has tried for years to get out from under the shadow of his father, George Fawkes (Jerry Lewis), himself a famous humorist. Tommy finally scores a showcase spot at a major resort in Las Vegas, but when opening night rolls around, Tommy's act is an unqualified disaster, with the failure made even more painful by his father's presence in the audience. In search of a fresh start, Tommy heads to Blackpool, England, where he was born and raised, to look for a new act. Hoping to buy material from local performers, Tommy auditions a large number of acts, most of whom are utterly hopeless, until he sees a hilarious vaudeville team, the Parker Brothers. Their act seems more than a bit familiar, however, and Tommy soon realizes that they're doing his father's old material. But they have every right to be doing George's schtick -- it seems George stole his act from the Parkers ages ago. What's more, the younger and more eccentric of the Parker Boys, Jack (Lee Evans), is actually Tommy's half brother, the product of a fling with a Blackpool showgirl years ago. Veering between comedy and drama, Funny Bones has more than its share of effective moments on either side of the fence, and features fine supporting performances from Oliver Reed, Leslie Caron and Harold Nicholas. R Comedy|Drama Peter Chelsom Peter Chelsom|Peter Flannery Mar 31, 1995 Sep 2, 2003 126 minutes +1060 A conniving nephew (Anthony Geary) wishes to get rid of his elderly uncle (Ralph Bellamy) to collect a large inheritance, so he hires the three worst orderlies he can find (played by the Fat Boys). PG Comedy Michael Schultz Mitchell Klebanoff|Mark Feldberg Aug 14, 1987 Feb 15, 2005 86 minutes +1061 The story of the film 'Television' deals with a basic Islamic thought. According to many Islamic scripts and interpretations, photographic reproduction of any living being is Haram or forbidden. That means, obviously, television would also be 'Haram'. Accordingly, the Mutawalli of a Bangladeshi rural mosque declares Jihad against all kind of images- still or moving. Hence Television is also forbidden. From then on, we start experiencing a somewhat funny fight against a stupid box called television. At one end, we keep discovering people's ever growing crazy interest to watch television and their desperate efforts to fulfill that interest. At the other end, we see the Imam's relentless effort to keep the villagers away from, what he thought, 'sin'. But at the end of the film, 'Television', which he hated so much, comes to the rescue and helps the Imam reach a transcendental state where he and his God are unified. (c) Cinando NR Comedy|Drama|Romance Mostofa Sarwar Farooki Mostofa Sarwar Farooki|Anisul Hoque 106 minutes +1062 In this film, Danny is a wickedly charming Irish bellhop who wins the confidence of an elderly invalid. The old woman's niece is not so easily swayed by Danny's blarney, but she finds him strangely attractive, especially when he exhibits a streak of viciousness. NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Richard Thorpe John Van Druten Apr 30, 1937 Jun 26, 1996 117 minutes +1064 A slow, complex and involving tale of a French priest and his moral trials and tribulations, Under the Sun of Satan is adapted from the Georges Bernanos novel of the same name. Father Donissan (Gerard Depardieu) struggles to save the soul of the 16-year-old pregnant woman Mouchette (Sandrine Bonnaire) in this allegorical drama. She is the mistress of a married politician, but she carries the child of a poor nobleman. Mouchette shoots and kills the nobleman when he refuses to run away with her, and the emotionally tortured Donissan flagellates himself with a chain and despises his superior Menou-Serais (Maurice Pialot). This dramatic struggle of good versus evil took the Golden Palm Award for Best Film at the 1987 Cannes Festival. The selection was not without controversy, as the verbal protests of the audience led to an obscene gesture from the miffed director. NR Art House and International|Drama Maurice Pialat Maurice Pialat|Sylvie Pialat|Sylvie Danton 98 minutes +1065 "Two unlikely friends -- a boy and a killer whale -- are reunited under potentially dangerous circumstances in this sequel to the successful family adventure Free Willy. Jesse (Jason James Richter) has finally found stability and contentment with his foster parents Glen and Annie Greenwood (Michael Madsen and Jayne Atkinson), but he is confronted with a new emotional challenge when his birth mother (a drug addict who abandoned him when he was young) dies, and his troubled half brother Elvis (Francis Capra) comes to live with the Greenwoods. Jesse also deals with new feelings when he develops a serious crush on Nadine (Mary Kate Schellhardt), the goddaughter of Randolph (August Schellenberg), an animal trainer at the theme park where Jesse helps out. But a much bigger problem is on the horizon when the safety of Willy, the killer whale he befriended and helped return to the wild, is threatened. An oil spill spoils the ocean environment where Willy and his family now live, and an unscrupulous owner of an oceanarium, Wilcox (M. Emmet Walsh), attempts to capture Willie and put him back into captivity as a performing attraction. While Free Willy featured Keiko, a trained whale who (ironically) was living in captivity when the film was shot, Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home instead utilized mechanical models and digital animation to bring ""Willy"" to life." PG Action and Adventure|Kids and Family Karen Janszen|Corey Blechman|John Mattson Jul 21, 1995 Jan 28, 2003 98 minutes +1066 NR Art House and International|Drama Ben Ferris 80 minutes +1067 CALL ME BY YOUR NAME, the new film by Luca Guadagnino, is a sensual and transcendent tale of first love, based on the acclaimed novel by Andr R Drama|Romance Luca Guadagnino James Ivory Jan 19, 2018 Mar 13, 2018 130 minutes +1069 Ramin Serry explores such issues as global politics, ideological conflict, and puberty in this coming-of-age film about being an Iranian-American teenager during the Islamic Revolution in 1979. Maryam (Mariam Parris) longs to be just a normal New Jersey 16-year-old, but her traditionalist father Darius (Shaun Toub) keeps her on a short rein. Maryam's modest goal is further hampered when her Iranian cousin Ali (David Ackert) comes to stay with them. Though Ali's stridently fundamentalist views represent all that Maryam has come to resent, the two gradually form a friendship of sorts. Meanwhile, Ali's vehement anti-Shah beliefs, coupled with his knowledge of a dark family secret, creates tension between himself and Darius. At the same time, Maryam notices a change in her neighbors' reactions toward her family as the conflict in Iran grows ever more ugly. This film was screened at the 2000 L.A. Independent Film Festival. NR Drama Ramin Serry Ramin Serry Feb 22, 2002 Aug 12, 2003 90 minutes Streetlight Films +1070 A teenage girl sets out in search of her missing best friend, a mischief-making flirt who had been recklessly meeting men online, in this thriller featuring Twilight star Anna Kendrick. Sarah (Kendrick) is a straight-A student and popular athlete, and Jillian (Tania Raymonde) is the girl with the reputation that every parent fears most. Yet despite their differences, Sarah and Jillian have been best friends for as far back as either can recall. Both girls long to escape their small town for something more exciting, though it's Jillian who acts first. Shortly after revealing to Sarah that she is searching for a man online to take her someplace new and exciting, Jillian vanishes without a trace. The only clues that Sarah has to her old friend's whereabouts are a journal, and a cryptic video message sent by Jillian just before she disappeared. Frustrated that the people in town would rather just pretend that Jillian never existed, Sarah enlists the aid of local computer whiz (who harbors a secret crush on her) to trace the origins of the mysterious message and unlock the mystery of her best friend's disappearance. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Nathan Hope Nathan Hope Jan 15, 2009 Jun 2, 2009 106 minutes +1071 "This depiction of the last 12 hours in the life of Jesus opens with his betrayal by Judas, his condemnation by the Pharisees and his appearance before Pontius Pilate. Pilate defers to King Herod, but Herod returns Jesus. Pilate then asks the crowd to choose between Jesus and Barrabas. The crowd chooses Barrabas. Pilate washes his hands of the matter, and Jesus is forced to carry the cross through the streets to Golgotha where Roman soldiers crucify him. Although Jesus briefly fears that God, his Father, has abandoned him, he regains his faith, proclaiming ""Into Thy hands I command my spirit."" At the moment of his death, nature itself over-turns." R Drama Mel Gibson Mel Gibson|Benedict Fitzgerald Feb 25, 2004 Aug 31, 2004 $ 368,000,000 127 minutes Newmarket Film Group +1072 NR Drama|Television 90 minutes +1074 NR Drama Craig Brewer +1075 Just a few years after Psycho made him an internationally known actor, Anthony Perkins starred with Sophia Loren in this suspense drama about a mismatched husband and wife, Bob and Lisa. When they first met in Italy, Lisa was an impoverished young woman and Bob was an American GI who looked like he was going somewhere. Now that the couple has settled down in Paris, Lisa has a steady job but Bob cannot seem to last very long in any employment whatsoever. Just as Lisa bids him good-bye at the airport, on his way to yet another job possibility, she lets him know that she is leaving him. Well, the plane crashes and Bob manages to get away intact without anyone knowing it. He shows up back home and convinces Lisa to collect on his life insurance -- and that is when everything starts to go downhill on a bobsled. NR Art House and International|Classics|Drama Anatole Litvak Peter Viertel|Hugh Wheeler Dec 12, 1962 Jul 26, 2016 110 minutes +1076 Bosnia. Rwanda. Kosovo. Sierra Leone. Pakistan. Just a few of the world's humanitarian and political crises in the past years. Whether the result of war or nature, these disasters devastate populations and cripple health systems. Despite the immense dangers and difficulties of the work, one organization, Doctors Without Borders, has continuously intervened at these frontlines of overwhelming human need. Set in war-torn Congo and post-conflict Liberia, Living in Emergency interweaves the stories of four volunteers with Doctors Without Borders as they struggle to provide emergency medical care under the most extreme conditions. Two volunteers are new recruits: a 26 year-old Australian doctor stranded in a remote bush clinic and an American surgeon struggling to cope under the load of emergency cases in a shattered capital city. Two others are experienced field hands: a dynamic Head of Mission, valiantly trying to keep morale high and tensions under control, and an exhausted veteran, who has seen too much horror and wants out. Amidst the chaos, each volunteer must confront the severe challenges of the work, the tough choices, and the limits of their own idealism. NR Documentary|Special Interest Mark Hopkins Jun 4, 2010 Dec 1, 2010 93 minutes Truly Indie/BEV Pictures +1077 Steven Spielberg's phenomenally successful sci-fi adventure thriller is graced by state-of-the-art special effects from the team of Stan Winston, Phil Tippett and Michael Lantieri from George Lucas's Industrial Light & Magic. The film follows two dinosaur experts -- Dr. Alan Grant (Sam Neill) and Dr. Ellie Sattler Laura Dern) -- as they are invited by eccentric millionaire John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) to preview his new amusement park on an island off Costa Rica. By cloning DNA harvested from pre-historic insects, Hammond has been able to create living dinosaurs for his new Jurassic Park, an immense animal preserve housing real brachiosaurs, dilophosaurs, triceratops, velociraptors, and a Tyrannosaur Rex. Accompanied by cynical scientist Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum), who is obsessed with chaos theory, and Hammond's two grandchildren (Ariana Richards and Joseph Mazzello), they are sent on a tour through Hammond's new resort in computer controlled touring cars. But as a tropical storm hits the island, knocking out the power supply, and an unscrupulous employee (Wayne Knight) sabotages the system so that he can smuggle dinosaur embryos out of the park, the dinosaurs start to rage out of control. Grant then has to bring Hammond's grandchildren back to safety as the group is pursued by the gigantic man-eating beasts. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Steven Spielberg Michael Crichton|David Koepp|Malia Scotch Marmo Jun 11, 1993 Oct 10, 2000 $ 45,299,680 126 minutes +1078 Directed by future Fugitive helmsman Andrew Davis, Above the Law is one of a handful of Steven Seagal films with an appeal extending beyond Seagal's hardcore fans. Making his feature film debut, the star plays a Vietnam vet-turned-Chicago cop (what a parlay R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Andrew Davis Steven Pressfield|Ronald Shusett|Andrew Davis|Steve Pressfield|Steven Seagal|John Eskow Jan 1, 1988 May 29, 2007 99 minutes +1079 Greg Marcks' 11:14 intertwines five different storylines that all lead up to a series of events that happen one evening at 11:14. The audience is made privy to connections between the characters that they themselves are unaware of. The audience will see how various lies and deceptions lead to murder. R Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Greg Marcks Greg Marcks Oct 15, 2003 Oct 11, 2005 86 minutes +1080 "After being denied a promotion at the university where she teaches, Doctor Lily Penleric, a brilliant musicologist, impulsively visits her sister, who runs a struggling rural school in Appalachia. There she stumbles upon the discovery of her life -- a treasure trove of ancient Scots-Irish ballads, songs that have been handed down from generation to generation, preserved intact by the seclusion of the mountains. With the goal of securing her promotion, Lily ventures into the most isolated areas of the mountains to collect the songs and finds herself increasingly enchanted -- not only by the rugged purity of the music, but also by the raw courage and endurance of the local people as they carve out meaningful lives against the harshest conditions. It is not, however, until she meets Tom -- a handsome, hardened war veteran and talented musician -- that she's forced to examine her motivations. Is the ""Songcatcher,"" as Tom insists, no better than the men who exploit the people and extort their land?" PG-13 Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Maggie Greenwald Maggie Greenwald Jun 29, 2001 Oct 23, 2001 $ 1,634,064 112 minutes Lions Gate +1081 An Egyptian slave turns to Christianity in the hopes of pursuing freedom while falling in love with his master, a philosopher and atheist. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Classics|Drama|Romance May 28, 2010 Oct 9, 2010 $ 600,000 126 minutes Newmarket Films +1082 There's a few million dollars' worth of star power and a nickel's worth of plot in the lavish race-car melodrama Grand Prix. Among the participants in this annual cross-continent competition are characters played by James Garner, Yves Montand, Brian Bedford, and Antonio Sabato. Interested parties include Toshiro Mifune (his voice dubbed by Paul Frees), Adolfo Celi, and Claude Dauphin, while the women who agonize on the sidelines include Eva Marie Saint, Jessica Walter, and Fran PG Classics|Drama John Frankenheimer Robert Alan Aurthur|William Hanley Dec 21, 1966 Jul 11, 2006 167 minutes +1083 Hollywood 1927. George Valentin (Jean Dujardin) is a silent movie superstar. The advent of the talkies will sound the death knell for his career and see him fall into oblivion. For young extra Peppy Miller (Berenice Bejo), it seems the sky's the limit - major movie stardom awaits. The Artist tells the story of their interlinked destinies. -- (C) Weinstein PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Romance Michel Hazanavicius Michel Hazanavicius Nov 25, 2011 Jun 26, 2012 $ 44,667,095 100 minutes The Weinstein Company +1084 Shy, sensitive April (Emma Roberts) is the class virgin -a popular soccer player and frequent babysitter for her single-dad coach, Mr. B. (James Franco). Teddy (Jack Kilmer) is an introspective artist whose best friend and sidekick Fred (Nat Wolff) is an unpredictable live wire with few filters or boundaries. While April negotiates a dangerous affair with Mr. B., and Teddy performs community service for a DUI - secretly carrying a torch for April, who may or may not share his affection - Fred seduces Emily (Zoe Levin), a promiscuous loner who seeks validation through sexual encounters. One high school party bleeds into another as April and Teddy finally acknowledge their mutual affection, and Fred's escalating recklessness spirals into chaos. (C) Tribeca R Drama Gia Coppola Gia Coppola May 9, 2014 Sep 9, 2014 $ 406,235 100 minutes Tribeca Film +1085 Set in a forlorn mining town in the north of France, the story is about one man's struggle to bring life to his once-prosperous village. Daniel teaches at a nursery school in a town demoralized by unemployment and is determined against all odds to bring life to the community. NR Art House and International|Drama Bertrand Tavernier Bertrand Tavernier|Dominique Sampiero|Tiffany Tavernier Mar 12, 1999 Nov 26, 2002 118 minutes +1086 With a plot based on The Magnificent Seven and The Seven Samurai, this science fiction film involves a peaceful planet attacked by invaders. Looking for assistance results in the hiring of a diverse group of mercenaries. PG Science Fiction and Fantasy Anne Dyer|John Sayles Dec 25, 1980 Feb 6, 2001 105 minutes +1089 Writer/director Gus Van Sant's early bid for big-time commercial success -- a success he didn't manage to achieve until Good Will Hunting -- is based on Tom Robbins' 1976 feminist bestseller. Uma Thurman plays Sissy Hankshaw, a woman born with very large thumbs. After her parents (Grace Zabriskie and Ken Kesey) take her to a doctor (Buck Henry), who offers her parents no remedy for their daughter's condition, the film races ahead to the 1970s. Sissy is now a popular feminine hygiene spray model for a product called Yoni Yum, the product of a company owned by The Countess (John Hurt in drag). Sissy travels to the Rubber Rose beauty ranch, also owned by The Countess, to shoot a Yoni Yum commercial. At the ranch, she makes the acquaintance of the inscrutable Chink (Pat Morita) and Bonanza Jellybean (Rain Phoenix). But under the nose of The Countess, the cowgirls on the ranch are talking mutiny, with the women trying to liberate the Rubber Rose Ranch from the chains of patriarchal oppression. R Comedy|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Gus Van Sant Gus Van Sant May 20, 1994 Nov 2, 2004 100 minutes +1090 "Voter apathy in the United States is at an all-time high, and the general consensus of the American attitude is that there simply isn't anyone worth voting for. A multi-ethnic, politically diverse committee comes together to name a new candidate that America can really get behind. When someone jokingly suggests famous porn star Linda Lovelace, the committee members realize that it isn't such a crazy idea after all (""At least she knows how to use her head" R Classics|Comedy Jack Margolis Apr 1, 1975 Sep 2, 2008 95 minutes +1091 For thirteen extraordinary days in October of 1962, the world stood on the brink of an unthinkable catastrophe. Across the globe, people anxiously awaited the outcome of a harrowing political, diplomatic and military confrontation that threatened to end in an apocalyptic nuclear exchange between the United States and the Soviet Union. The alarming escalation of events during those fateful days brought to the fore such public figures as Robert McNamara, Adlai Stevenson, Theodore Sorenson, Andrei Gromyko, Anatoly Dobrynin, McGeorge Bundy, Dean Acheson, Dean Rusk, and General Curtis LeMay. In addition many others -- politicians, diplomats and soldiers -- were on the front line of the showdown. In Thirteen Days, we see all of these people, -- and, above all -- President John F. Kennedy and his brother Bobby, through the eyes of a trusted presidential aide and confidante, Kenneth P. O'Donnell. PG-13 Drama Roger Donaldson David Self Dec 25, 2000 Jul 10, 2001 145 minutes New Line Cinema +1092 A proud military man, Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg is a loyal officer who serves his country all the while hoping that someone will find a way to stop Hitler before Europe and Germany are destroyed. Realizing that time is running out, he decides that he must take action himself and joins the German resistance. Armed with a cunning strategy to use Hitler's own emergency plan--known as Operation Valkyrie--these men plot to assassinate the dictator and over-throw his Nazi government from the inside. With everything in place, with the future of the world, the fate of millions and the lives of his wife and children hanging in the balance, Stauffenberg is thrust from being one of many who oppose Hitler to the one who must kill Hitler himself. PG-13 Drama|Mystery and Suspense Bryan Singer Christopher McQuarrie|Nathan Alexander Dec 25, 2008 May 19, 2009 $ 82,989,109 120 minutes MGM +1093 "Tennessee Williams' 27 Wagons Full of Cotton was the basis for this steamy sex seriocomedy. Karl Malden stars as the doltish owner of a Southern cotton gin. He is married to luscious teenager Carroll Baker, who steadfastly refuses to sleep with her husband until she reaches the age of 20. Her nickname is ""Baby Doll"", a cognomen she does her best to live up to by lying in a crib-like bed and sucking her thumb. Enter crafty Sicilian Eli Wallach (who, like supporting actor Rip Torn, makes his film debut herein), who covets both Malden's wife and business. Malden's jealously sets fire to Wallach's business, compelling Wallach to try to claim Baby Doll as ""compensation."" Heavily admonished for its supposed filthiness in 1956 (it was condemned by the Legion of Decency, which did more harm to the Legion than to the film), Baby Doll seems a model of decorum today--so much so that it is regularly shown on the straight-laced American Movie Classics cable service." R Classics|Comedy Elia Kazan Tennessee Williams Dec 18, 1956 Jul 9, 2003 114 minutes +1094 When a soap-opera scriptwriter (John Candy) is knocked out after an accident, he wakes in the fictional city where his soap is set. Unsure whether he is dreaming or being punished by a Dantean scheme of hell, he plays along with the set-up and later finds that frequent returns to reality allow himself to write the script he later acts out. PG Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Tom Mankiewicz Aug 9, 1991 Apr 16, 2002 96 minutes +1095 Kevin Smith's follow-up to his unexpected hit Clerks details the pointless story of T.S. (Jeremy London) and Brodie (Jason Lee), two suburban New Jersey slackers who decide to head to the mall in search of solace after being dumped by their girlfriends (Shannon Doherty and Claire Forlani, respectively). There the two young men machinate to appear on a game show being staged and also manage to meet comic-book magnate Stan Lee. However, complications arise when the girls show up. R Comedy Kevin Smith Kevin Smith Oct 20, 1995 Jul 18, 2000 95 minutes +1096 Harry Hook directed this second screen adaptation of William Golding's cult novel about a group of British schoolchildren who revert to savagery when marooned on a deserted island. The new adaptation replaces British school children with a group of American military cadets and instead of a shipwreck, their plane crashes into the sea. The children swim ashore onto an island and try to fend for themselves, with the only surviving adult wracked with fever and crazed with pain. As the children get the feel of the island, the group separates into two different camps: Ralph (Balthazar Getty) and his followers prefer to act civilized and want to expand their efforts toward finding a way off the island; on the other hand, Jack (Chris Furrh) and his band revert to painting their faces, carrying spears and exploiting the island for survival. When the chances for rescue become less and less likely, the two factions go to war with each other, with tragic results. R Action and Adventure|Drama Harry Hook Jay Presson Allen|Sara Schiff Jan 1, 1989 Nov 20, 2001 90 minutes +1097 Set in the American West after the Civil War, this drama is the pull-no-punches story of a lethal family feud. Colt Saunders (Charlton Heston) fought for the Confederacy in the war, and he returns to his family's Texas cattle ranch after impulsively marrying Lorna Hunter (Anne Baxter) following a very short courtship. During the war, Mexican foreman Innocencio (Gilbert Roland) and his sons have run the ranch. Colt's one-armed brother, Cinch (Tom Tryon), who hasn't been much of a help, wants Colt to give him money for his part of the land. When Colt refuses to give him gold in exchange for his share of the inheritance, Cinch launches a scheme to sell the place to a wealthy Northerner. Colt chafes at the notion of selling to a former enemy. Lorna gets pregnant with their first child, and Colt then discovers that she once worked as a prostitute. Soon after, a plot to kill Colt is unleashed. NR Classics|Drama|Western James Edward Grant Feb 9, 1957 Apr 19, 2005 99 minutes +1099 In this taut, creepy melodrama, a housemaid works as the companion of an aging, retired British actress. One day the maid (Ida Lupino) is visited by her two looney half sisters. The actress finds the slightly mad sisters intolerable and demands that they leave. Unfortunately, the maid realizes that if the sisters are sent away they will end up involuntarily committed to an insane asylum and so the maid kills the actress and lets the sisters stay. Things go well until a suspicious relative shows up and starts to investigate. Nominated for Oscars for Best Interior Decoration and Best Score, Ladies in Retirement is based upon a stage play that was in turn based upon the true story from 1886. NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Charles Vidor Reginald Denham|Garrett Elsden Fort|Edward Percy 92 minutes +1100 The documentary traces the history of the Kurdish beekeeper Ibrahim Gezer. Honey was, in his childhood, a rarity but he was fascinated by its production and the bees and asked his grandfather to buy him bees. As a result, he learned all about them and the honey production. He pursued this path consistently. NR Documentary|Drama Mano Khalil Mano Khalil 107 minutes +1101 This Academy Award-nominated classic, voted one of the American Film Institute's top 100 Films Of All Time, features the coming of age of four teenagers on their last summer night before college. Rediscover drag racing, Inspiration Point and drive-ins all over again in this nostalgic look back at the early '60s. The incredible soundtrack brings you the most memorable rock 'n' roll hits of the era. Directed by George Lucas and produced by Francis Ford Coppola, this classic stars Harrison Ford, Richard Dreyfuss, Ron Howard, Suzanne Somers, Cindy Williams, Wolfman Jack and Mackenzie Phillips. Capture the heart of America's last age of innocence with American Graffiti. PG Comedy|Drama George Lucas George Lucas|Gloria Katz|Willard Huyck Aug 1, 1973 Sep 15, 1998 113 minutes +1102 Teenaged Anne Frank, a Dutch Jew, perished along with most of the rest of her family in a Nazi concentration camp, but her hopes, dreams, and optimistic outlook have endured thanks to the publication of her diary in 1952. After intense negotiations with Anne's father, the sole survivor of the Frank family, The Diary of Anne Frank was dramatized in 1954 in a Pulitzer Prize-winning version by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett. In the 1959 film version, director George Stevens could stage many dialogue sequences in furtive whispers, conveying the precariousness of the Franks' existence, and that of their fellow exiles, the Van Daan family and fussy dentist Mr. Dussel, during the two years they spent hiding from the Gestapo in a tiny Amsterdam attic. Along with Millie Perkins as Anne, the movie also features such veterans as Joseph Schildkraut as Otto Frank, Shelley Winters as Mrs. Van Daan, Lou Jacobi as Mr. Van Daan, and Ed Wynn as Dussel. Oscars went to supporting actress Winters and cinematographer William C. Mellor. PG Classics|Drama George Stevens Albert Hackett|Frances Goodrich Mar 18, 1959 Feb 3, 2004 156 minutes +1103 In this stop-motion animated comedy set in prehistoric times, a tribe of primitive hunters are displaced from their homes by emissaries from a distant empire that has mastered bronze-making. However, a tribesman named Dug (voice of Eddie Redmayne) tries to win his home back by challenging the invaders to a game of soccer. Directed by Nick Park, best known as the creator of the beloved animated duo Wallace and Gromit. Tom Hiddleston, Maisie Williams, Timothy Spall, and Richard Ayoade also lend their voices. PG Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family Nick Park Mark Burton|James Higginson Feb 16, 2018 May 22, 2018 89 minutes Lionsgate +1104 In this compact, fast-paced action thriller, a bank robber really messes up when he and his avaricious young partner accidentally knock over a Mafia-controlled New Mexico bank. As a result, the two find themselves pursued by a cold-blooded hit man who will not stop until he gets his men. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Don Siegel Sep 19, 1973 Dec 28, 2004 111 minutes +1106 In this silent film, an English woman, Diana Mayo (Agnes Ayres), is kidnapped by the passionate and handsome Sheik Ahmed Ben Hassan (Rudolph Valentino). As Diana struggles to escape her captor, she is again taken hostage by a ruthless desert scoundrel (Walter Long), and it is up to the sheik to save her. NR Classics|Drama|Romance George Melford|George Fitzmaurice Jan 1, 1921 May 28, 1992 80 minutes +1108 Chris has a job interview in Raleigh in three hours and he's making good time--until an accident miles down the highway turns Chris' manageable trip into a six-hour wait. Determined to make his critical appointment, Chris makes a hard U-turn and heads back up the West Virginia highway. Running low on fuel, he finds a shortcut, it's clearly a road less traveled, but to Chris it seems to be a quick fix to avoid the traffic jam. Not far away, Jessie and her friends, Carly, Scott, Evan and Francine, stand quietly--stunned as they survey what's left of their road trip after the tires blow out on their SUV. They've been left stranded, deep in the middle of the woods. Chris heads down the dusty road, accidentally hitting the SUV along the way, scattering the foursome around it. Luckily no one is seriously hurt in the collision, but egos are bruised and tempers flare. Chris is apologetic, and Jessie is the calming force when she discovers that the reason they're in their predicament is that barbed wire had been stretched across the road. Therefore, their blown out tires were seemingly the result of a prank. The group quickly bands together, determined to find a phone. Evan and Francis stay with the cars, as the other four make their way down the road. As they venture deeper and deeper into the woods, the assumed idea that the trap was set by a prankster grows dim upon their discovery of a mountain cabin filled with grisly hunting weapons and horrific souvenirs of the hunt. They are now certain that whomever--or whatever--lives in the cabin is responsible for the barbed-wire trap that derailed their trip. What the foursome doesn't know, however, is that Evan and Francine are now dead, mercilessly mutilated by three gruesome mountain men. Facing an uncertain and possibly horrific fate at the hands of these men, the four friends are sure of one thing: they will never go camping again. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Rob Schmidt May 30, 2003 Oct 14, 2003 $ 15,176,515 95 minutes 20th Century Fox Distribution +1110 "This historical political documentary of the Senate subcommittee Communist witch hunt in 1954 is taken from television kinescopes. Led by the demagogue Senator Joseph McCarthy and his slimy underling attorney Roy Cohn, the 36 day long hearings gripped the nation and fanned the flames of paranoia. ""Are you now or were you ever a member of the Communist Party?"" was the question asked of artists, writers, actors. Those who fan afoul of the committee were placed on the infamous ""blacklist."" Careers and lives were ruined by the rumor, gossip, innuendo and panic where guilt by association meant loss of livelihood in a period known in the United States as the red scare. McCarthy's monotonous haranguing accused people of being ""card carrying Communist"" in one of the more intolerant periods in American history. This feature was well received at the New York Film Festival." NR Documentary|Special Interest Emile de Antonio|Dan Talbot Jan 14, 1964 Sep 20, 2005 97 minutes +1112 Three sisters Sachi, Yoshino and Chika live together in a large house in the city of Kamakura. When their father absent from the family home for the last 15 years dies, they travel to the countryside for his funeral and meet their shy teenage half-sister. Bonding quickly with the orphaned Suzu, they invite her to live with them. Suzu eagerly agrees, and a new life of joyful discovery begins for the four siblings. PG Drama Hirokazu Koreeda Hirokazu Koreeda Jul 8, 2016 Nov 22, 2016 $ 466,986 128 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1113 Luke Wilson, Giovanni Ribisi, and Gabriel Macht headline director/co-screenwriter George Gallo's fact-based period comedy detailing the rise of the internet porn business in the mid-'90s. Businessman Jack Harris (Wilson) made his living solving other people's problems. Wayne Beering (Ribisi) and Buck Dolby (Macht) were two technological innovators with a plan to make a mint by selling pornography online. When Jack met Wayne and Buck, it was a match made in money heaven. Before long the trio was making 200,000 dollars a day, but it wouldn't last. When a young porn star begins muscling Jack from one side and the FBI starts asking questions on the other, the foolproof plan to get wealthy beyond his wildest dreams becomes an inescapable trap that threatens to break up his family and destroy his livelihood. Kelsey Grammer, Kevin Pollack, Terry Crews, and Christopher McDonald co-star. R Comedy|Drama George Gallo George Gallo|Andy Weiss Aug 6, 2010 Feb 8, 2011 $ 723,714 112 minutes Paramount Pictures +1114 When four lifelong friends-Regina Hall, Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett Smith and Tiffany Haddish-travel to New Orleans for the annual Essence Festival, sisterhoods are rekindled, wild sides are rediscovered, and there's enough dancing, drinking, brawling and romancing to make the Big Easy blush. James Lopez, head of motion pictures for Will Packer Productions, and Preston Holmes, executive produce. R Comedy|Drama Kenya Barris|Tracy Oliver Jul 21, 2017 Oct 17, 2017 $ 115,088,305 122 minutes Universal Pictures +1115 NR Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama Jeffrey Lau 188 minutes +1116 In director Dennis Hopper's comedy reminiscent of The Last Detail, Rock Reilly (Tom Berenger), a gruff naval veteran who plays by the rules, arrives at a Marine base, in tow with his wheeler-dealer companion Eddie Devane (William McNamara), and finds himself assigned to escort the voluptuous Toni Johnson (Erika Eleniak) to military prison, Toni being sentenced from seven to ten years for assault and going AWOL. As in The Last Detail, the three service-persons get to know each other (in the case of Toni and Rock, they get to know each other intimately) as they make their way across the Southeastern seaboard to deliver Toni to prison. As they travel on, Toni repeatedly tries to escape from the two men as the trio encounters an array of guest-star cameos (Gary Busey, Seymour Cassel, Crispin Glover, Dean Stockwell, Frederic Forrest, and Marilu Henner -- among others). Even Hopper himself makes an appearance -- as a dirty old man with an inflatable date. R Comedy Dennis Hopper John Rice|Joe Batteer|Dan Gilroy|Joe Gayton Apr 22, 1994 Dec 5, 2000 105 minutes +1119 A newspaper publisher convinces a writer to falsely produce circumstantial evidence in a murder investigation to incriminate himself, thus proving that such evidence is useless. His evidence is so convincing that he is unable to prove his innocence. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense Fritz Lang Douglas Morrow Sep 5, 1956 Dec 22, 2009 80 minutes +1120 Banana Joe has lived a sheltered life in his village, but he's soon introduced to modern society when he heads to the city to obtain a permit for his boat. After encountering bars, criminals, and gaining intimate knowledge from a nightclub singer, Banana Joe has to defend his village from corruption. NR Comedy Steno Steno|Mario Amendola|Bruno Corbucci|Bud Spencer 90 minutes +1121 Peter Yates directs the early '70s comedy caper The Hot Rock, based on the Donald Westlake novel and adapted for the screen by William Goldman. Robert Redford stars as John Archibald Dortmunder, a former jewel thief just released from prison. His brother-in-law, Andrew Kelp (George Segal), recruits him to steal a diamond from a museum. They are hired by Dr. Amusa (Moses Gunn), an ambassador from Central Fatawi, whose people consider the stone to be sacred. John and Andrew assemble a team with Alan Greenberg (Paul Sand) and Stan Murch (Ron Leibman). They successfully pull off the job until the guards arrest them and Alan swallows the diamond. Alan's father (Zero Mostel) helps him break out of jail, which leads to a series of other heist attempts. PG Action and Adventure|Classics|Comedy|Drama Peter Yates William Goldman Jan 26, 1972 May 20, 2003 105 minutes +1122 "TOUCHY FEELY is a closely observed examination of a family whose delicate psychic balance suddenly unravels. Abby (Rosemarie DeWitt), is a sought after massage therapist and a free spirit, while her brother Paul (Josh Pais) thrives on routine and convention, running a flagging dental practice and co-dependently enlisting the assistance of his emotionally stunted daughter Jenny (Ellen Page). Suddenly, transformation touches everyone. Abby develops an uncontrollable aversion to bodily contact, which not only makes her occupation impossible but severely hinders the passionate love life between her and her boyfriend (Scoot McNairy.) Meanwhile, rumors of Paul's ""healing touch"" begin to miraculously invigorate his practice as well as his life outside the office. As Abby navigates her way through a soul-searching identity crisis, her formerly skeptical brother discovers a whole new side of himself. TOUCHY FEELY is about the experience of living in one's own skin, both literally and figuratively. The film, written and directed by Shelton, and co-starring Allison Janney, Ron Livingston, and newcomer Tomo Nakayama (of the indie rock band Grand Hallway), is filmed on location in Shelton's hometown and urban muse of Seattle. (c) Magnolia" R Drama Lynn Shelton Lynn Shelton Sep 6, 2013 Dec 10, 2013 $ 35,966 90 minutes Magnolia Pictures +1123 The sequel to the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show, this film follows the further adventures of Brad (Cliff De Young) and Janet (Jessica Harper), as the now-married couple travels to a small town to appear on a game show. However, once on-stage, they discover that they are trapped on the television show with a bunch of unusual characters. PG Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Television Jim Sharman Oct 13, 1981 Sep 5, 2006 94 minutes 20th Century Fox +1125 Documentary about the World Pride 2017, celebrated in Madrid, through the vision of 6 people belonging to the LGTB collective and of several countries. Some of their countries of origin do not even admit homosexuality, and this is the first time they can manifest in freedom and security. NR Art House and International|Documentary 110 minutes +1126 "Olive Higgins Prouty's popular novel was transformed into nearly two hours of high-grade soap opera by several masters of the trade: Warner Bros., Bette Davis, Paul Henreid, director Irving Rapper, and screenwriter Casey Robinson. Davis plays repressed Charlotte Vale, dying on the vine thanks to her domineering mother (Gladys Cooper). All-knowing psychiatrist Dr. Jaquith (Claude Rains) urges Charlotte to make several radical changes in her life, quoting Walt Whitman: ""Now voyager sail thou forth to seek and find."" Slowly, Charlotte emerges from her cocoon of tight hairdos and severe clothing to blossom into a gorgeous fashion plate. While on a long ocean voyage, she falls in love with Jerry Durrance (Henreid), who is trapped in a loveless marriage. After kicking over the last of her traces at home, Charlotte selflessly becomes a surrogate mother to Jerry's emotionally disturbed daughter (a curiously uncredited Janis Wilson), who is on the verge of becoming the hysterical wallflower that Charlotte once was. An interim romance with another man (John Loder) fails to drive Jerry from Charlotte's mind. The film ends ambiguously; Jerry is still married, without much chance of being divorced from his troublesome wife, but the newly self-confident Charlotte is willing to wait forever if need be. ""Don't ask for the moon,"" murmurs Charlotte as Max Steiner's romantic music reaches a crescendo, ""we have the stars."" In addition to this famous line, Now, Voyager also features the legendary ""two cigarettes"" bit, in which Jerry places two symbolic cigarettes between his lips, lights them both, and hands one to Charlotte. The routine would be endlessly lampooned in subsequent films, once by Henreid himself in the satirical sword-and-sandal epic Siren of Baghdad (1953)." NR Classics|Drama|Romance Irving Rapper Casey Robinson Oct 22, 1942 Nov 13, 2001 117 minutes +1128 When an aging executive takes a vacation to Rio de Janeiro, he meets up with his best friend. His friend has brought his lovely young daughter along, who takes a real interest in the now-somewhat-confused older executive. A passionate affair is soon begun. R Comedy|Romance Stanley Donen Charlie Peters|Larry Gelbart Feb 17, 1984 May 22, 2001 90 minutes +1131 Norman Wooland, who in 1948 made an excellent impression as Horatio in Olivier's Hamlet, is awarded top billing in the 1949 British comedy All Over the Town. A gentle satire of provincial politics, the film stars Wooland as ex-soldier Nat Hearn, who returns to his newspaper job after the war. Upset that the paper compromises its journalistic integrity to satisfy local businessmen, Nat takes over the publication and radically alters its editorial policy. This brings him into conflict with the regional political bigwigs, and also puts a strain on his romance with Sally Thorpe (Dinah Churchill). Director Michael S. Gordon co-adapted the screenplay from a stage comedy by R. F. Delderfield. NR Comedy|Drama 88 minutes +1132 Driven over the edge by drugs and crime at their high school, a group of straight-edge teenagers form a secret militia to war against wrongdoers. When several of the crooks wind up dead, the leader of the organization (John Stockwell) is accused of their murders. R Action and Adventure|Drama Albert Pyun John Stockwell|Marty Ross|Scott Fields Jun 1, 1986 Feb 24, 2015 96 minutes +1133 This contemporary western stars Dermot Mulroney as a Montana teenager whose sanity is being eroded by his parent's domestic squabbles. Linking up with Lili Taylor, a Wyoming-bound transient with a checkered history, Mulroney embarks upon an odyssey of self-discovery. Unfortunately, he persists in crossing the paths of people even more emotionally disturbed than his mother and father. Adapted by Richard Ford from two of his short stories, Bright Angel is a film of short, pithy vignettes, handled with subtlety and sensitivity-at least until the unexpectedly brutal finale. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Michael Fields Richard Ford Grayling Jun 1, 1991 Feb 5, 1992 94 minutes +1134 A homage to Von Sternberg's 'The Blue Angel,' Fassbinder's film follows a stuffy municipal building commissioner who loses his heart to Lola, a sluttish entertainer. R Documentary|Drama|Special Interest Rainer Werner Fassbinder 57 minutes +1136 "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey follows title character Bilbo Baggins, who is swept into an epic quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor, which was long ago conquered by the dragon Smaug. Approached out of the blue by the wizard Gandalf the Grey, Bilbo finds himself joining a company of thirteen dwarves led by the legendary warrior Thorin Oakenshield. Although their goal lies to the East and the wastelands of the Lonely Mountain, first they must escape the goblin tunnels, where Bilbo meets the creature that will change his life forever... Gollum. Here, alone with Gollum, on the shores of an underground lake, the unassuming Bilbo Baggins not only discovers depths ofguile and courage that surprise even him, he also gains possession of Gollum's ""precious"" ...a simple, gold ring that is tied to the fate of all Middle-earth in ways Bilbo cannot begin to know. -- (C) Warner Bros" PG-13 Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Peter Jackson Peter Jackson|Philippa Boyens|Guillermo del Toro|Fran Walsh Dec 14, 2012 Mar 19, 2013 $ 303,001,229 170 minutes Warner Bros. +1137 Written on the Wind is an excellent melodrama about a Texas oil family who drive themselves to ruin through lust and greed. Robert Stack plays a playboy heir to the oil dynasty who falls in love with Lauren Bacall, a beautiful gold-digger. Rock Hudson falls in love with Stack's nymphomaniac sister Dorothy Malone. The two relationships wreak havoc on the oil dynasty, resulting in a highly entertaining soap-opera kind of a movie. NR Classics|Comedy|Drama Douglas Sirk George Zuckerman Jun 1, 1957 Aug 21, 2001 99 minutes +1138 When once-up-and-coming indie film starlet Halley Feiffer loses her boyfriend, her agent and her career in one fell swoop she finally realizes that something has got to change...she has to become WAY MORE FAMOUS PG-13 Comedy Michael Urie Halley Feiffer|Ryan Spahn May 10, 2013 Sep 23, 2013 96 minutes Gravitas Ventures +1140 "Johnny Knoxville and his crew of fun-loving masochists bring their routines to the big screen in this feature adaptation of the popular but controversial MTV series Jackass. A crew of young men perform a variety of strange, painful, and often humiliating stunts for the amusement of themselves and those around them, including crawling across dozens of mousetraps while wearing rodent make-up, being rolled down bowling lanes on skateboards, racing in golf carts across an ancient driving range, giving themselves self-inflicted paper cuts, making snow cones out of urine, tightrope walking over live alligators, using uninstalled sanitary plumbing in a hardware store, terrifying Japanese pedestrians while wearing panda costumes, and much, much more. Johnny Knoxville, the show's creator and star, returns to head up this movie version of Jackass, along with series regulars Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn, Chris Pontius, Steve-O, Dave England, Jason ""Wee Man"" Acuna, Preston Lacy, Ehren McGhehey, and Brandon DiCamillo; Henry Rollins, Tony Hawk, and Spike Jonze are among the movie's guest stars." R Comedy|Documentary Jeff Tremaine Jeff Tremaine|Johnny Knoxville Oct 25, 2002 Mar 25, 2003 $ 64,209,101 84 minutes Paramount Pictures +1141 While traveling in the Midwest, two aging fur-trappers (Charlton Heston, Brian Keith) shelter an abused Indian woman (Victoria Racimo) and end up fighting an angry group of Indians for her safety. R Action and Adventure|Western Richard Lang 102 minutes +1143 Adapted from Anne Holm's 1963 novel of the same name, I Am David is a family adventure film from writer/director Paul Feig, one of the creators of the short-lived, cult-favorite television dramedy Freaks and Geeks. Ben Tibber stars as David, a boy who, with the help of his friend Johannes (James Caviezel), escapes from a Bulgarian prison camp and begins a harrowing journey that leads him to Denmark via Italy. I Am David also stars Joan Plowright, Maria Bonnevie, and Silvia De Santis. PG Drama Paul Feig Paul Feig Dec 3, 2004 Apr 5, 2005 $ 252,018 95 minutes Lions Gate Films +1144 In New York, during the height of World War II, an American community begins to unravel when a man and his wife become victims of mistaken identity. Lawrence Newman is an ordinary man who does not want to stand out in a dangerous world. Even when a woman is attacked outside his Brooklyn window, he remains quiet about what he saw, unwilling to make waves and so fearful, he even begins to question what he truly saw. But then unassuming Newman and his outspoken new wife, Gertrude, become caught up in a case of mistaken identity. Slowly ostracized at home and work, they learn the value of solidarity as they struggle to maintain their dignity while confronting their nation's lurking anti-Semitism. The unwitting focus of his neighbor's prejudice, Newman is faced with a choice: go down as a coward or take a long shot at becoming the unlikeliest of heroes by telling the truth. PG-13 Drama Neal Slavin Kendrew Lascelles Oct 19, 2001 Mar 19, 2002 106 minutes Paramount Classics +1145 In this Mel Brooks comedy, the writer-director stars as Goddard Bolt, a land developer who accepts a bet with a rival (Jeffrey Tambor), requiring Bolt to spend a month on the streets of Los Angeles living as a penniless vagrant. PG-13 Comedy Mel Brooks Mel Brooks|Steve Haberman|Rudy De Luca|Ron Clark Jul 26, 1991 Feb 18, 2003 93 minutes +1146 Fernando Rey plays a Spanish cardinal who returns to his home town thirty years after leaving for Rome. Rey knew that he'd left an illegitimate daughter behind, but was unaware that he also has a granddaughter (Victoria Abril). The girl is embroiled in an affair with Rey's own brother (Francisco Rabal), a Marxist activist. The filmmakers' sympathies are more with Marxism than Catholicism, but politics are secondary to the kinky romantic intrigues. Evidently Fernando Rey didn't consider Our Father (original Spanish title: Padre Nuestro) significant enough to list on his official, published resume. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Romance Francisco Regueiro Angel Fernandez Santos|Francisco Regueiro 104 minutes +1147 "Scott Dikkers, one of the creators of the popular satiric ""newspaper"" The Onion, wrote and directed this offbeat sci-fi-themed comedy. A four-year-old boy who has gotten lost is kidnapped by aliens from another world, who raise him among their own and teach him to be a fierce interstellar warrior. Twenty-five years later, the boy expresses a desire to return to Earth in hopes of finding his mother, but the now-adult Spaceman (David Ghilardi) soon discovers that most of his fighting skills aren't especially useful on Earth, where he needs to pay rent and hold on to his job at a supermarket. As the Spaceman tries to stay one step ahead of a group of FBI agents and psychiatric caseworkers, he's also trying to foil the plans of a group of gangsters, and even finds himself falling for a pretty girl (Deborah King) who lives in the same apartment building." NR Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Scott Dikkers 120 minutes +1148 Bill Forsyth displays some of the fey quirkiness that would distinguish his later, better-known directorial efforts in 1979's That Sinking Feeling. The film details the misadventures of four aimless Scottish youths, who impulsively steal a shipment of stainless-steel sinks. Once they've made off with their booty, the boys have quite a time unloading it on prospective buyers. Much of the humor is verbal, which can be a trial for viewers unwilling to decipher the cast's thick Glasgow accents. That Sinking Feeling was released in the U.S. only after the success of Forsyth's 1980s efforts Gregory's Girl and Local Hero. PG Comedy|Drama Bill Forsyth 82 minutes +1149 A failing high-school football coach finds that in order to succeed he must convince his team that there's more to sports than fame and glory in an inspirational tale of courage on the gridiron and the power of God's word. Grant Taylor (Alex Kendrick) has been coaching the Shiloh Eagles for six years, and he has yet to realize his dream of a winning season. When the team's star player transfers schools, the first three games of the new season show no promise for improvement, troubles at home begin to take their toll, and a plot among the player's fathers to have him fired finds his future in football looking bleak, Coach Taylor is faced with the prospect of either cutting his losses and admitting defeat or turning his life over to God in an attempt to test the true power of faith. With his job on the line and nothing left to lose, Coach Taylor convinces his determined team of underdogs that there's nothing they can't accomplish with a little faith -- including the miracle of a winning season when all hope seems lost. PG Drama|Faith and Spirituality Alex Kendrick|Stephen Kendrick Alex Kendrick|Stephen Kendrick Sep 29, 2006 Jan 30, 2007 $ 10,127,352 111 minutes Destination Film +1150 A laid-back health inspector's comfortable routine receives an unwelcome shake up when he's assigned the task of training his new rookie partner and investigating the outbreak of a mysterious illness at one of the city's most posh restraints in this no-holds-barred comedy starring Blue Collar standup king Larry the Cable Guy. It's all greasy spoons and low-rent ethnic eateries in the world of seasoned big-city health inspector Larry (Larry the Cable Guy), and that's just the way he likes it. After begrudgingly accepting the task of training by-the-books trainee Amy (Iris Bahr), Larry lands the biggest case of his career when a group of high-class diners fall ill following a particularly pricey meal. Though the gruff but lovable health inspector soon loses his job as a direct result of his questionable manners, he soon wins the heart of a shy waitress while attempting to go undercover to crack the case and ensure that the conspirators who engineered the poisonous plan are brought to justice. PG-13 Comedy Trent Cooper Jonathan Bernstein|James Greer Mar 24, 2006 Aug 8, 2006 $ 15,655,665 89 minutes Lions Gate Films +1152 NR Drama Jan Cvitkovic 68 minutes +1153 Son of Dracula represents a felicitious creative collaboration between director Robert Siodmak and his screenwriter-brother Curt. The story is set in the American south, where the mysterious Count Alucard (Lon Chaney Jr.) has recently taken up residence. Katherine Caldwell (Louise Allbritton), a student of the occult, is fascinated by Alucard, so much so that she agrees to become his wife. But when Katherine begins to look and act strangely, her former suitor Frank Stanley (Robert Paige) suspects that something's amiss. Assisted by town doctor Brewster (Frank Craven) and psychologist Laszlo (J. Edward Bromberg), Frank comes to the inescapable conclusion that Count Alucard is actually the dreaded vampire Count Dracula's offspring (this much he might have figured out simply by spelling the man's name backward NR Classics|Horror Robert Siodmak Eric Taylor 80 minutes +1154 Darrell Rooney directed this direct-to-video sequel to Disney's 1994 The Lion King, which climaxed with Simba (voice of Matthew Broderick) enthroned as the ruling king of beasts following the death of the evil Scar. With the spirited tune He Lives in You, Simba and his mate Nala (Moira Kelly) issue a triumphant announcement of the birth of Lion Princess Kiara (Neve Campbell) G Action and Adventure|Animation|Comedy|Drama|Kids and Family|Musical and Performing Arts Rob LaDuca|Darrell Rooney Flip Kobler|Cindy Marcus Oct 27, 1998 Oct 27, 1998 75 minutes +1155 """Valentino: The Last Emperor"" provides a first-time glimpse into Valentino's world of bygone glamour. Filmed from June 2005 to July 2007, the crew shot over 250 hours of footage with exclusive, unprecedented access to Valentino and his entourage. The resulting non-fiction film is a portrait of an extraordinary partnership, the longest running in fashion, and a dramatic story about a master confronting the final act of his celebrated career." PG-13 Documentary|Special Interest Matt Tynauer|Matt Tyrnauer Mar 18, 2009 Sep 8, 2009 $ 1,569,618 96 minutes Truly Indie +1156 "A blend of live-action and animation, Fun and Fancy Free is comprised of two distinct tales linked by additional footage featuring Jiminy Cricket. Disney had been planning to use each story for separate feature films but the involvement of the United States in WWII disrupted his plans and the stories were shelved until after the war. The first is a musical story based on a children's story by Sinclair Lewis and is narrated by Dinah Shore, who also sings. It is the tale of a sad little circus bear named Bongo who is adored when performing but ignored after the show. Tired of travelling and being mistreated, he escapes into the forest where he discovers that life in the wilderness is not as free and easy as he thought. Despite the obstacles awaiting him, Bongo manages to find the thing he most longed for -- true love. By contemporary standards, the story is almost 'unbearably' sweet, but it should be remembered that such candy-coated fluff as ""Bongo"" was the remedy war-weary audiences needed to lift their spirits. The second tale is more zesty thanks to the peppery repartee between ventriloquist Edgar Bergen and his two dummies Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd. Together the three tell would-be Disney child star Luana Patton, a story based on ""Jack and the Beanstalk"" featuring Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy, who climb a magic beanstalk and try to retrieve a stolen singing harp to restore wealth to their impoverished kingdom. In 1997, to commemorate the film's 50th anniversary, it was released on video tape in a restored version (the executive producers in charge of restoration were Phil Savenkic and Harry Arends) that has brought the colorful animated sequences back to their original depth and vibrance. This video version also contains a brief but informative documentary hosted by noted film historian Leonard Maltin and narrated by Corey Burton at the end that gives the fascinating history of the films. It also contains rare footage of the making of the films and a priceless segment in which Walt Disney performs as Mickey Mouse. ""Mickey and the Beanstalk"" was the last time Disney provided his voice." G Action and Adventure|Animation|Classics|Comedy|Kids and Family|Musical and Performing Arts Jack Kinney|Hamilton Luske|Bill Roberts|William Morgan Ted Sears|Eldon Dedini|Homer Brightman|Harry Reeves|Tom Oreb|Lance Nolley Sep 27, 1947 Jun 20, 2000 96 minutes +1158 In this drama, an international crisis is spawned after a young American man is killed in Tokyo. NR Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Zenzo Matsumura 133 minutes +1159 "Robert Morse recreated his Tony-winning stage role in this 1967 film version of Frank Loesser's Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway musical. A humble window washer at the New York offices of World Wide Wickets, J. Pierpont Finch applies the lessons he's learned from a book called How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying to wangle his way to the top of the executive heap. Though advised by the mailroom supervisor (Sammy Smith) to keep a low profile and play things ""The Company Way,"" Finch follows his own skewed set of rules, endearing himself to bombastic company president J. B. Biggely (Rudy Vallee) by posing as a graduate of Grand Old Ivy, Biggely's alma mater. As he climbs to the top, Finch manages to dispose of an over-amorous rival by arranging a tryst between that rival and curvaceous secretary Hedy LaRue (Maureen Arthur)--who happens to be Biggely's live-in girlfriend. Finch also gets rid of the troublesome Mr. Ovington (Murray Matheson) by exposing the latter as an alumnus of Old Ivy's hated rival university. Graduating to vice-president, Finch feels secure enough to sing the show's one genuine love song ""I Believe In You""--to himself" NR Classics|Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts David Swift David Swift Jan 1, 1967 May 15, 2001 121 minutes +1160 "It doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to deduce that Eighteen Weapons of Kung Fu is a martial arts film. Nor does one have to sit through the film's 86 minutes to determine that it's a ""Ninja vs. the Bad Guys"" affair. This time, the heroes are even better armed than usual. Trouble is, so are their enemies. Enjoyably predictable, Eighteen Weapons of Kung Fu has been made available on video in an unrated version by Best Films & Video Corporation." NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International Liu Chia-Liang Jan 1, 1982 Jan 9, 2007 110 minutes +1161 Screenwriter Nimrod Antal makes an impressive directorial debut in this surreal, atmospheric and entirely subterranean black comedy-thriller about transit officials in a Budapest subway dealing with unruly riders and a serial killer. Sandor Csanyi, Zoltan Mucsi, Csaba Pindroch, Sandor Badar, Zsolt Nagy, Bence Matyassi. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Apr 1, 2005 Aug 30, 2005 $ 116,783 105 minutes ThinkFilm Inc. +1162 SNL alumni Tina Fey steps into the well worn shoes of journalist Kim Barker in Paramount Pictures' adaptation of Barker's memoir The Taliban Shuffle: Strange Days in Afghanistan and Pakistan, which details her years as a reporter in Pakistan and Afghanistan beginning in 2002. R Comedy|Drama Glenn Ficarra|John Requa Robert Carlock Mar 4, 2016 Jun 28, 2016 $ 18,356,529 111 minutes Paramount Pictures +1163 Based on Peter Turner's memoir, the film follows the playful but passionate relationship between Turner (Bell) and the eccentric Academy Award (R)-winning actress Gloria Grahame (Bening) in 1978 Liverpool. What starts as a vibrant affair between a legendary femme fatale and her young lover quickly grows into a deeper relationship, with Turner being the person Gloria turns to for comfort. Their passion and lust for life is tested to the limits by events beyond their control. R Art House and International|Drama|Romance Paul McGuigan Matt Greenhalgh Dec 29, 2017 Apr 24, 2018 105 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1164 """Mary Queen of Scots"" explores the turbulent life of the charismatic Mary Stuart (Ronan). Queen of France at 16 and widowed at 18, Mary defies pressure to remarry. Instead, she returns to her native Scotland to reclaim her rightful throne. But Scotland and England fall under the rule of the compelling Elizabeth I (Robbie). Each young Queen beholds her ""sister"" in fear and fascination. Rivals in power and in love, and female regents in a masculine world, the two must decide how to play the game of marriage versus independence. Determined to rule as much more than a figurehead, Mary asserts her claim to the English throne, threatening Elizabeth's sovereignty. Betrayal, rebellion, and conspiracies within each court imperil both thrones - and change the course of history." R Drama Josie Rourke Beau Willimon 112 minutes Focus Features +1166 NR Art House and International|Drama 116 minutes +1167 In this wickedly funny screwball satire, Mel Coplin, his wife, their four-month-old baby, and an adoption agency psychologist embark on a zany quest to find Mel's biological parents. Wanting to meet his real parents before naming his son, Mel drags his family all over the country before finding them. R Comedy Mar 22, 1996 Jun 15, 1999 93 minutes Miramax Films +1168 If the plot of the 1993 Kevin Costner film A Perfect World seemed vaguely familiar, perhaps it's because it bears a more than passing resemblance to the British-made 1952 thriller The Hunted (U.S. title: Stranger in Between). Dirk Bogarde stars in this emotional melodrama as an escaped murderer, sloshing through the North Country mud. Bogarde is reluctantly saddled with a fugitive orphan boy (Jon Whitely), who insists upon tagging along. The murderer ends up sacrificing his freedom to rescue the injured boy from certain death. While The Hunted was greeted with moderate enthusiasm in Britain, its virtues were trumped by the French film critics of the era. NR Action and Adventure|Drama Charles Crichton Jan 1, 1952 Aug 20, 2013 84 minutes +1169 From masters of horror Blumhouse Productions- producer of THE PURGE, INSIDIOUS and SINISTER franchises- THE LAZARUS EFFECT follows a group of researchers led by Frank (Mark Duplass) and his fianc PG-13 Horror David Gelb Luke Dawson|Jeremy Slater Feb 27, 2015 Jun 16, 2015 $ 20,467,547 83 minutes Relativity Media +1170 A violent and psychotic rapist is released from prison and returns to his old neighborhood to terrorize the locals. A few of the neighbors find their lives turned upside-down by his return, and this film is their story. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Tony Bill John Patrick Shanley Jan 1, 1987 Sep 18, 2007 92 minutes +1171 Academy Award-nominated writer/director J.C. Chandor (Margin Call) takes the helm for this tense adventure drama about a man (Robert Redford) who must fight for survival after being lost at sea. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Oct 18, 2013 Feb 11, 2014 $ 4,300,353 105 minutes Lionsgate/Roadside Attractions +1172 Forced to marry a slave trader, young Beatriz faces physical and emotional unrest beyond her years in this lyrical and nuanced historical mood piece. Upon returning from a trading expedition, Antonio discovers that his wife has died in labor. Confined to a decadent but desolate property in the company of his aging mother-in-law and numerous slaves, he marries his wife's young niece, Beatriz. Separated from her family and left alone on the rugged farmhouse in the Brazilian mountains, Beatriz finds solace in the displaced and oppressed inhabitants around her. Exploring the fraught intersection of feminism, colonialism, and race that has persisted across centuries and continents, VAZANTE is a haunting and stunning solo directorial debut from Brazilian filmmaker Daniela Thomas. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Daniela Thomas Daniela Thomas|Beto Amaral Jan 12, 2018 Apr 24, 2018 116 minutes +1173 In this film, set in the 15th century, Anatoly Solonitsin plays the title character, a legendary icon painter/political activist. Rublev gives up his work entirely after being forced to kill a man. However, he eventually comes to terms with himself and continues painting. R Art House and International|Drama Andrei Tarkovsky Andrey Konchalovskiy|Andrei Tarkovsky Jan 1, 1973 Feb 2, 1999 205 minutes +1175 This Chinese saga chronicles 30 years in the life of a typical modern family. Their story begins in the 1940's in a tiny northern village. Fugui's wife Jiazhen leaves him when loses the family home while gambling with Long'er. In the late 40's Fugui has become a Nationalist soldier fighting Communists in the civil war. Beside him is longtime friend Chunsheng. Surrounded by death and carnage, Fugui soon grows up. He returns to his village after the war to find it communized. Long'er is executed for being a capitalist. The years pass. Each incident in the movie focuses upon Fugui and the political situation around him. R Art House and International|Drama Yimou Zhang Lu Wei|Yu Hua Dec 16, 1994 Jul 1, 2003 125 minutes +1176 In the Dutch-produced animated feature Sebastian Star Bear: The First Mission, a bear from outer space has to come to Earth to save the planet's bears from a cruel, conniving circus master. Though a diverting story, much of the animation is a little crude and the momentum of the plot occasionally sags. Most of the illustrations in the film were made in China. NR Animation|Kids and Family Frank Fehmers Richard Felgate 80 minutes +1179 "Loosely based on former policeman Joseph Wambaugh's humorous novel, The Choirboys determinedly explores the stunted interior lives of a large crew of callous, bigoted L.A. policemen. These men get together to lend one another emotional support. However, the means they choose for this do not enhance their sensitivity or their judgement. When one of them has a really bad day, he asks his buddies to come to ""choir practice,"" and they get together for alcoholic benders of fairly epic proportions. When one of them accidentally shoots a homosexual teen cruising a city park, everyone (including higher-ups) gets called on to help with the cover-up. The Choirboys, which was a critical and box-office failure, had an impressive cast list, including such well-known performers as Blair Brown, James Woods, Randy Quaid, Lou Gossett Jr., Perry King and Charles Durning." R Comedy|Drama Robert Aldrich Christopher Knopf|Joseph Wambaugh 119 minutes +1180 Despite having recently presided over a very successful Halloween, Jack Skellington, aka the Pumpkin King, is bored with his job and feels that life in Halloweenland lacks meaning. Then he stumbles upon Christmastown and promptly decides to make the Yuletide his own. PG Animation|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Henry Selick|Tim Burton Tim Burton|Caroline Thompson|Michael McDowell Oct 24, 1993 Dec 2, 1997 $ 8,616,662 76 minutes Touchstone Pictures +1182 """Michael Jackson's This Is It"" will offer Jackson fans and music lovers worldwide a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the performer as he developed, created and rehearsed for his sold-out concerts that would have taken place beginning this summer in London's O2 Arena. Chronicling the months from March through June, 2009, the film is produced with the full support of the Estate of Michael Jackson and drawn from more than one hundred hours of behind-the-scenes footage, featuring Jackson rehearsing a number of his songs for the show. Audiences will be given a privileged and private look at Jackson as he has never been seen before. In raw and candid detail, ""Michael Jackson's This Is It"" captures the singer, dancer, filmmaker, architect, creative genius, and great artist at work as he creates and perfects his final show." PG Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts Kenny Ortega Oct 28, 2009 Jan 26, 2010 $ 71,844,424 121 minutes Sony Pictures/Columbia Pictures +1183 After making a striking directorial debut with her screen adaptation of The Virgin Suicides, Sofia Coppola offers a story of love and friendship blooming under unlikely circumstances in this comedy drama. Bob Harris (Bill Murray) is a well-known American actor whose career has gone into a tailspin; needing work, he takes a very large fee to appear in a commercial for Japanese whiskey to be shot in Tokyo. Feeling no small degree of culture shock in Japan, Bob spends most of his non-working hours at his hotel, where he meets Charlotte (Scarlett Johansson) at the bar. Twentysomething Charlotte is married to John (Giovanni Ribisi), a successful photographer who is in Tokyo on an assignment, leaving her to while away her time while he works. Beyond their shared bemusement and confusion with the sights and sounds of contemporary Tokyo, Bob and Charlotte share a similar dissatisfaction with their lives; the spark has gone out of Bob's marriage, and he's become disillusioned with his career. Meanwhile, Charlotte is puzzled with how much John has changed in their two years of marriage, while she's been unable to launch a creative career of her own. Bob and Charlotte become fast friends, and as they explore Tokyo, they begin to wonder if their sudden friendship might be growing into something more. R Comedy|Drama|Romance Sofia Coppola Sofia Coppola Sep 26, 2003 Feb 3, 2004 $ 44,566,004 102 minutes Focus Features +1185 1987. Olga, Katya and Andrey are going to be Pioneers. They are going to be the last Pioneers of the USSR. Nowadays in their 30's, they are facing another reality with no place for heroic deeds. NR Drama Natalya Kudryashova Natalya Kudryashova 116 minutes +1186 In the time just preceding Castro's takeover of Cuba, an American gambler in Havana gets involved with a revolutionary's wife. Overlong but otherwise well produced R Drama|Romance Sydney Pollack David Rayfiel|Judith Rascoe|Paul Schrader Jan 1, 1990 Nov 17, 1998 144 minutes +1187 NR Art House and International Ji Woo Chung 100 minutes +1189 Acclaimed Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini drew on his own circus background for this classic film. Set in a seedy travelling carnival, this symbolism-laden drama revolves around brutish strongman Zampano, his simple and servile girlfriend Gelsomina, and clown/aerialist Matto. PG Art House and International|Classics|Drama Federico Fellini Federico Fellini|Tullio Pinelli|Ennio Flaiano Sep 6, 1954 Nov 18, 2003 115 minutes +1191 In this musical comedy of errors, a female DJ is kidnapped by a fellow who believes that she is the ex-lover of his rich uncle. The woman soon finds herself falling in love with her captor. Later, a lively young fellow comes to her rescue and happiness ensues. NR Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts Irving Pichel Harry Kurnitz|William Bowers Jul 1, 1947 Aug 3, 2004 89 minutes +1192 NR Horror +1194 "The British ""Adventures Of..."" series can be described as a dirtier ""Carry On"" (if such a thing is possible). Christopher Neil plays the title character in 1987's Adventures of a Private Eye. Neil's life is plunged into peril when he agrees to deal with a blackmailer. To achieve his purposes, our hero is obliged to make love to every beautiful girl he meets; it's meant to be satirical, but the laughs often take second place to the heavy breathing. If nothing else, Adventures of a Private Eye treats us to a performance by the delectable 1960s leading lady Suzy Kendall." NR Art House and International|Comedy|Mystery and Suspense Stanley Long 96 minutes +1195 NR Drama +1196 Hey, gang NR Classics|Musical and Performing Arts Busby Berkeley Jan 1, 1940 Sep 25, 2007 120 minutes +1197 1967-1976 As one of history's greatest fashion designers entered a decade of freedom, neither came out of it in one piece.(C) Sony Classics R Art House and International|Drama|Special Interest Bertrand Bonello Bertrand Bonello|Thomas Bidegain May 8, 2015 Sep 22, 2015 135 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1199 In this John Hughes film, spoiled, self-centered Doyle (Ethan Randall) is traveling home from his classy prep school to spend Thanksgiving with his mother, Natalie (JoBeth Williams), in Chicago. However, when his mother's unsophisticated boyfriend, Dutch (Ed O'Neill), arrives to ferry him home, the two develop an intense hatred of one another that they must work out on the long drive to Chicago. PG-13 Comedy Peter Faiman John Hughes Jul 19, 1991 Mar 22, 2005 107 minutes +1200 In 1881 a younger member of the notorious James gang becomes so inextricably drawn to and frightened of his mentor that his own delusions of grandeur force him to consider doing the unthinkable. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Western Andrew Dominik Andrew Dominik Oct 5, 2007 Feb 5, 2008 $ 3,900,000 159 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +1203 A powerful drama that helped expose to the world the malfeasance of South African apartheid, Cry Freedom chronicles the fact-based friendship between an outspoken white newspaper editor and the South African pacifistic civil-rights activist, Steve Biko. After Biko suspiciously dies, Woods, though forced to flee the country with his family, continues to broadcast Biko's message to the world. PG Art House and International|Drama Richard Attenborough John Briley Nov 6, 1987 Feb 23, 1999 157 minutes +1206 An effort to circumvent global catastrophe becomes a disaster in its own right in this science fiction thriller. In the year 2050, Earth is on the verge of ecological disaster, and the Mars Terraforming Project has been created in hopes of making our neighboring planet habitable so that a colony of Earthlings might begin a new civilization there. But the project goes awry, and Commander Kate Bowman (Carrie-Anne Moss) is put in charge of a rescue mission to set the system back on its feet. Bringing along astronaut Robby Gallagher (Val Kilmer) and scientists Dr. Quinn Burchenal (Tom Sizemore) and Dr. Bud Chantillas (Terrence Stamp), Bowman and her crew set out for Mars, but disaster strikes and the landing craft crashes into the red planet. The crew is stranded without communications as Bowman struggles to find a way to get them home; to make matters worse, the robot that was designed to serve and protect them has gone haywire, and is now attempting to hunt them down as prey. Red Planet was originally to have been released as Mars, but the producers changed the title to avoid confusion with Mission to Mars, released earlier the same year. PG-13 Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Antony Hoffman|Anthony Hoffman Chuck Pfarrer|Jonathan Lemkin|Channing Gibson Nov 10, 2000 Mar 27, 2001 108 minutes Warner Bros. +1207 "Directed by Nicholas Racz, The Burial Society revolves around the life of Sheldon Kasner, whose existence, as of late, has turned to one of quiet desperation. His workload is increasing as his compensation for it continues to dwindle, and Sheldon understandably falls into a deep depression. Despite being a highly unlikely candidate for organized crime, he is drawn into a complicit money-laundering scam that doesn't run as smoothly as planned. With a two-million-dollar debt on his hands, Sheldon concocts a sophisticated scheme: staging his own death with the help of the Chevrah Kadisha, or the ""Burial Society,"" an anonymous, mysterious group of devout Jewish men who have dedicated themselves to preparing bodies for their final resting place. Unbeknownst to Sheldon, the Burial Society sees the inept businessman as the only hope for the survival of their tradition. As they indoctrinate him into their eccentric, ritualistic world, Sheldon believes his life is slowly getting back on track; however, the men of the Burial Society may have something else in mind for him." R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Nicholas Racz Jan 11, 2003 Aug 29, 2006 95 minutes Regent Releasing +1208 "Once one of the world's top masked crime fighters, Bob Parr--known to all as ""Mr. Incredible""--fought evil and saved lives on a daily basis. But now fifteen years later, Bob and his wife--a famous superhero in her own right--have adopted civilian identities and retreated to the suburbs to live normal lives with their three kids. Now he's a clock-punching insurance claims adjuster fighting boredom and a bulging waistline. Itching to get back into action, Bob gets his chance when a mysterious communication summons him to a remote island for a top-secret assignment." PG Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family Brad Bird Brad Bird Nov 5, 2004 Mar 15, 2005 115 minutes Buena Vista Pictures +1209 In this film, a collection of rare and unique animals, including human beings, becomes a captivating hobby for the former commander of a Nazi concentration camp. NR Drama|Horror Alan Gibson 60 minutes +1210 A woman finds herself drafted into the battle of finding the perfect man in this romantic comedy. Sarah Nolan (Diane Lane) is a kindergarten teacher in her mid-thirties who is still dealing with the emotional aftermath of her divorce eight months ago. While her sisters, Christine (Ali Hillis) and Carol (Elizabeth Perkins), both think Sarah needs to start dating again, Sarah herself isn't so sure. Carol decides to force the issue by posting Sarah's photo and profile on an Internet dating site, and soon a number of seemingly eligible bachelors are sending her e-mails in hopes of a date. However, nearly every man she meets turns out to be a loser, with the exception of Jake (John Cusack), who is smart, good looking, and even brings along a dog for their walk in the park (though he doesn't tell her the pooch was borrowed for the occasion). However, Sarah also makes the acquaintance of Bob (Dermot Mulroney), the divorced father of one of her students, and she finds herself having to choose between two potentially worthwhile men. Meanwhile, Sarah's widowed father, Bill (Christopher Plummer), decides to give Internet dating a try, and lands himself a new steady in Dolly (Stockard Channing). Must Love Dogs is based on the best-selling novel of the same title by Claire Cook. PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Romance Gary David Goldberg Gary David Goldberg Jul 29, 2005 Dec 20, 2005 $ 43,800,000 98 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +1211 "The full title of this culture-clash drama was originally The Great Wall is a Great Wall. The first American production to be shot in Red China, the film was produced and directed by Peter Wang. Wang himself stars as Leo Fang, a San Francisco computer engineer who decides to move his family to China in search of his ""roots."" For the first time in his life, Fang discovers what it is to be Chinese and not merely a hyphenated American, but his wife and children are not so easily assimilated into their new surroundings. Problems arise when Fang and his brood move in with their Mainland relatives, who are curious (and a little apprehensive) about Western culture. It takes a long, long time before a common ground of mutual understanding and respect is reached, and it is the children who take the first steps towards that ground." PG Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Peter Wang Peter Wang|Shirley Sun May 30, 1986 Sep 2, 2003 103 minutes +1214 Sissy Spacek, Troy Garity, and music icon Dave Matthews star in this tale of an estranged mother and son who reluctantly come together in hopes of saving their home. Maggie (Spacek) and Billy (Garity) are a desperate mother and damaged son who went their separate ways following a long-ago tragedy. South African-born singer/songwriter Matthews portrays a drug dealer willing to harm anyone keeping him from recovering cocaine that was stolen from him by Billy's troubled wife. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Perry Moore|Hunter Hill Hunter Hill|Perry Moore Nov 7, 2008 Mar 3, 2009 93 minutes Screen Media Films +1215 A woman, stacked against all odds, manages to not just stick it out but indeed give it back. NR Mystery and Suspense Navdeep Singh Sudip Sharma $ 262,586 120 minutes +1216 The story of Julio, a Peruvian emigrant in Chile that has traveled to change internally. In this trip, Julio, wrath resigning to the different opportunities that appear to him, because he begins to understand his true emotional and spiritual condition. NR Comedy|Drama Oscar Godoy Oscar Godoy|Daniel Laguna 85 minutes +1217 "For decades, the South American metropolis of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has clocked in as staggeringly lethal. Its violence-scarred and blood-strewn ghettos (or ""favelas"") are regularly patrolled by crazed drug gangs whose open-fire battles with police often spread out onto the main thoroughfares and turn ordinary civilians into casualties. In response, the Brazilian government formed a crack paramilitary force known as the BOPE (Batalh" R Action and Adventure|Drama Aug 17, 2007 Oct 28, 2008 114 minutes IFC Films +1218 A young woman searches for love in New York City in this romantic comedy based on the novel by Liz Tuccillo, and produced by Drew Barrymore. R Comedy|Romance Christian Ditter Abby Kohn|Marc Silverstein|Dana Fox Feb 12, 2016 May 24, 2016 110 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +1219 "Steven Spielberg filters J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan through a distinctly 1990s sensibility in Hook. Peter Pan has become Peter Banning (Robin Williams), a 40-year-old mergers and acquisitions lawyer with a permanent scowl on his face and a cellular phone in his belt. Banning has lost any memory of being Peter Pan, and he is also in danger of losing his wife Moira (Caroline Goodall) and two children, Jack (Charlie Korsmo) and Maggie (Amber Scott). Peter and his family travel to London to visit Granny Wendy (Maggie Smith) who recalls Peter's lost youth and asks him, ""Peter, dear, don't you know who you are?"" With Peter's children asleep in the same bedroom where the original Peter Pan story began, there is a blinding flash. Peter comes into the room to discover a note from Captain Hook (Dustin Hoffman), informing Peter that he has kidnapped his children. Granny Wendy now tells him who he really is and encourages him to re-discover his happy thoughts, transform himself into the Peter Pan of the past, and go rescue his children. With the encouragement of Tinkerbell (Julia Roberts), Peter recalls the birth of his son and once again takes wing. Then it's off to Never Land to rescue his kids." PG Action and Adventure|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Steven Spielberg Dec 11, 1991 Mar 21, 2000 136 minutes +1220 Filmed in the California desert on Super 16mm, The Frontier weaves elements of classic noir, American western, and the hard-boiled paperbacks of the '50s to create a timeless world within which the film's colorful characters roam. Shadowy, textured, and wonderfully lush, The Frontier looks like it popped out of the front cover of a gritty paperback novel. A female drifter (Jocelin Donahue, The House of the Devil) discovers a violent gang of thieves at a desert motel run by a mysterious woman (Kelly Lynch, Drugstore Cowboy) and hatches a plan to escape with their stolen cash. An official selection of SXSW 2015, this riveting neo-noir keeps viewers guessing to the last exhilarating shot. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense Oren Shai Oren Shai|Webb Wilcoxen Oct 28, 2016 Dec 6, 2016 88 minutes Rocking Films +1221 Jim Jarmusch takes his quirky, uniquely modern sensibilities back in time, with this western black comedy about a city slicker turned gunfighter, on the run with an enigmatic Indian buddy in the Northwest wilderness. R Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Western Jim Jarmusch Jim Jarmusch May 26, 1995 Jul 3, 2001 121 minutes +1222 American independent filmmaker Paul F. Ryan makes his feature debut with the psychological drama Home Room. The students of Valley High School try to get on with their lives in the aftermath of a traumatic school shooting in which nine students were killed. Even though the perpetrator is dead, the townspeople still want to find some answers. Detective Martin Van Zandt (Victor Garber) decides to interrogate high school student Alicia Browning (Busy Philipps), who was present during the attack. Because of her cynical attitude and dark fashion choices, she is viewed as a possible threat. Principal Robbins (James Pickens Jr.) sentences her to regular hospital visits with the pretty and popular Deanna Cartwright (Erika Christensen), who was seriously injured in the attack. Alicia and Deanna overcome their initial differences and develop a nurturing friendship with psychological help from Dr. Hollander (Holland Taylor). R Drama Sep 5, 2003 Oct 14, 2003 132 minutes DEJ Productions +1223 A once-loving Chicago couple whose happily-ever-after quickly turned into a never-again finds their crumbling romance complicated when both parties refuse to move out of the pair's recently purchased condo. The Break-Up is a romantic comedy that starts where all the others end. The future once looked promising for thirtysomething couple Brooke (Jennifer Aniston) and Gary (Vince Vaughn), but lately it seems like a series of increasingly petty and intolerable squabbles have snuffed any semblance of romance in their relationship. Their confrontation endlessly fueled by mean-spirited suggestions of revenge tactics from friends and family and their stubborn refusal to budge resulting in an excruciating stalemate, Brooke and Gary ultimately decide to spitefully stick it out as hostile roommates until the weaker party eventually admits defeat. As the competition to drive one another out grows increasingly intense and outrageous, however, Brooke eventually comes to the realization that she's not fighting for possession of the condominium as much as she is fighting to salvage her relationship with the man she once viewed as the love of her life. PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Romance Peyton Reed Vince Vaughn|Jeremy Garelick|Jay Lavender Jun 1, 2006 Oct 17, 2006 $ 118,683,135 107 minutes Universal Pictures +1224 Italian goddess Sophia Loren makes her American feature-film debut in this thriller set upon the Greek island of Hydra. There in a seaside village a beautiful sponge diver finds an ancient sunken ship. Within, she finds a breath-taking brass statue of a boy riding a dolphin. Excited by the wonderful treasure, she tells her slimy boyfriend about it. The conniving fellow convinces her to help him use the priceless artifact to pad their pockets. Together the two head for a Greek museum and look up a noted Yankee archaeologist. Upon hearing of the find, he demands that they turn the treasure over to the government. The boyfriend sneaks away and then makes a deal with a wealthy art-collector and together they begin plotting how they can secretly retrieve the booty. At first the sponge diver goes along with her lover's schemes, but after a few key events, she realizes that she has fallen in love with the archaeologist and also realizes that he is right; the treasure belongs to Greece. But now they must get to the treasure first lest it be lost forever. NR Action and Adventure|Drama Jean Negulesco Ivan Moffat|Dwight Taylor May 16, 1957 Oct 25, 2016 120 minutes +1225 NR Drama|Romance 100 minutes +1226 "Kiefer Sutherland won a Genie Award for his performance in Bay Boy. In 1937 Nova Scotia, Donald Campbell (Sutherland) lives with his dirt-poor parents (Liv Ullmann and Peter Donat). His folks hope that Donald will enter the priesthood, but he isn't keen on this. For one thing, he harbors ""unnatural"" feelings towards a nun; for another, one of the local priests has made sexual advances towards him. Donald prefers to spend his time with pretty sisters Saxon and Dianna (Leah Pinsent and Jane McKinnon) -- but even this becomes untenable when the boy witnesses a homicidal hate crime committed by the girls' father, police constable Tom Coldwell (Alan Scarfe). It is in this intolerable atmosphere that Donald finally comes of age, which is the point to which the film is leading. Weighed down with an unnecessarily complex script, Kiefer Sutherland comes off quite well in Bay Boy; the other performers -- even the estimable Liv Ullmann -- tend to be one-note stereotypes." R Drama 107 minutes +1227 In 1854 Utah, 13-year old Nick Wilson (Blake Heron), bored by life on the family farm with his widowed mother (Karen Allen), accepts an invitation to join a local Shoshone tribe. The Indians are anxious to have the boy among them because he fulfills the prescient dreams of one of the elders, Anuba (Patricia Van Ingen); Nick is just happy to have the adventure. He undergoes training to become a Shoshone warrior, and his ability to shoot an arrow comes in handy as a rival tribe -- led by the fearsome Pocatello (Wes Studi) -- and a posse of white men bring danger to his newly adopted family. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Western Tom Shell Eliizabeth Hansen Nov 27, 2001 Nov 27, 2001 97 minutes +1228 This film follows the unconventional romance between recently-divorced Ann Stanley and young Peter Latham. After one carefree night in Greece, Ann returns to New York, never expecting to see Peter again. However, when he arrives at her apartment to pick up her daughter for a date, the sparks are rekindled. PG Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Milton Katselas Leonard Gershe|Jay Presson Allen 108 minutes +1229 A short fashion film. NR Documentary 10 minutes +1231 THE ROVER, David Michod's highly anticipated follow-up to ANIMAL KINGDOM, is set in a world 10 years following the collapse of society. The rule of the law has disintegrated and life is cheap. The film follows hardened loner Eric (Pearce) as he travels the desolate towns and roads of the outback. When a gang of thieves steals his car they leave behind a wounded Rey (Pattinson) in their wake. Forcing Rey to help track the gang, Eric will go to any lengths to take back the one thing that still matters to him. Michod also wrote the film based on a story he conceived with Joel Edgerton. (c) A24 R Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Western Jun 13, 2014 Sep 23, 2014 $ 709,133 103 minutes A24 Films +1232 "Few figures in professional baseball had a career quite like Pete Rose -- and practically no one who climbed so high fell so hard. Rose made his major-league debut playing second base with the Cincinnati Reds in 1963; nicknamed ""Charlie Hustle"" for his daringness and enthusiasm over the course of his career, Rose played in eighteen All-Star games, earned three World Series rings, broke Ty Cobb's record for career hits, and in 1975 was named Sportsman of the Year by both Sports Illustrated and The Sporting News. In 1984, after six years with other teams, Rose returned to the Reds, signing on as both player and manager at the age of 43; he continued to play until 1986, and stepped down as manager in 1989. That same year, a dark secret Rose had been hiding for years came to the surface -- Rose had for years been dealing with an addiction to gambling, and after falling deep in debt to bookies by betting on horse racing, he attempted to make the money back by betting on baseball, including wagering on his own team and his own games. These revelations led to Rose being banned from professional baseball, a stay in prison when an IRS investigation discovered he had failed to pay taxes on sale of memorabilia, and a decision that would prevent him from entering the Baseball Hall of Fame, though Rose denied the gambling allegations. (In his 2004 autobiography, Rose finally confessed that he did gamble on baseball but denied betting on his own teams.) Hustle stars Tom Sizemore as Pete Rose in this biographical drama produced for the cable sports network ESPN, which chronicles Rose's rise to fame, his fall from grace as he became involved with gambling, and Rose's ongoing fight to be inducted in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Peter Bogdanovich served as director." NR Drama|Television Peter Bogdanovich Christian Darren Sep 25, 2004 Mar 29, 2005 120 minutes +1234 Guy Maddin and George Toles wrote this bizarre, stylish, and sometimes hilarious comedy, done in a mock-Expressionist style, about the 19th-century Alpine village of Tolzbad and its inhabitants dark secrets of incest, suicide, murder, and ghostly hauntings. R Comedy|Drama|Special Interest Guy Maddin Guy Maddin Aug 27, 1993 Mar 24, 2009 100 minutes +1235 In typical Luis Bu PG Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Special Interest Sep 15, 1972 Dec 19, 2000 101 minutes +1236 "AMERICAN PASTORAL follows Seymour ""Swede"" Levov, a legendary high school athlete, who grows up to marry a former beauty queen and inherits his father's business. Swede's seemingly perfect life shatters when his daughter rebels by becoming a revolutionary and committing a deadly act of political terrorism during the Vietnam War." R Drama Ewan McGregor John Romano Oct 21, 2016 Feb 7, 2017 $ 541,457 126 minutes Lakeshore Entertainment +1237 Sarah Jessica Parker, Greg Kinnear, Pierce Brosnan, Olivia Munn and Christina Hendricks star in I Don't Know How She Does It, a comedy from director Douglas McGrath (Emma, Infamous) and producer Donna Gigliotti (The Reader, Let Me In). Based on the critically acclaimed bestseller by Allison Pearson, I Don't Know How She Does It follows a Boston-based working mother trying desperately to juggle marriage, children, and a high-stress job. -- (C) Weinstein PG-13 Comedy Douglas McGrath Aline Brosh McKenna Sep 16, 2011 Jan 3, 2012 $ 9,500,000 89 minutes The Weinstein Co. +1238 An air-traffic controller (Chevy Chase) is having the worst luck: first his girlfriend leaves him, and then he experiences a nuclear disaster. His life begins to pick up after he realizes that the radiation fallout has given him magical telekinetic powers. He decides to settle a few scores with his new-found power. PG Comedy Ken Shapiro Ken Shapiro Dec 25, 1981 Feb 22, 2005 91 minutes +1239 Something mysterious is happening in the Hundred Acre Wood. There are strange rumblings in the night, and the ground shakes and quakes. Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Roo are told by Rabbit that it can only be one thing: Heffalumps. Whether or not Heffalumps are friends or foes remains to be seen. G Animation|Kids and Family Frank Nissen Brian Hohlfeld|Evan Spiliotopoulos Feb 11, 2005 May 24, 2005 $ 18,013,938 67 minutes Buena Vista +1241 A New York novelist (Henry Fonda) meets up with an actress (Margaret Sullavan), and the two date and later marry, though neither knows of the other's fame. The real adventure begins on the honeymoon, when this /screwball comedy really heats up with insults and arguments. NR Comedy|Romance Isabel Dawn|Boyce de Gaw|Alan Campbell|Dorothy Parker 80 minutes +1242 In this film, Eddie Bracken plays the son of a WWI Marine hero who is the first in his small town to sign up for military service. When Bracken is discharged from the Marines for hay fever, he hasn't the nerve to go home and tell his mother. NR Classics|Comedy|Drama Preston Sturges Preston Sturges Aug 9, 1944 May 10, 2011 101 minutes +1243 The true-life story of a coach who tries to teach his players that there's more to life than basketball is brought to the screen in this sports drama. Ken Carter (Samuel L. Jackson) was once a star player on the Richmond High School basketball team in Richmond, CA, and years later, after establishing himself in publishing and marketing, he returns to the school and to the team as the new basketball coach. Carter quickly sees that his work is cut out for him -- the team is having an awful season, and their fights off the court are more decisive than their play on the court. While Carter wants to make the Richmond cagers into a winning team, he also wants a lot more -- to teach the boys to respect themselves and one another, and that they must excel in the classroom as well as in the gymnasium. Under Carter's guidance, the team turns their losing season around, with the state title a genuine possibility. However, when Carter learns that a number of his players have let their grade point averages slip below 2.3, as mandated in a contract he entered into with the students, he decides to lock the team out of the gym and send them into study hall until their marks improve. Carter's plan quickly becomes a subject of controversy among parents and team boosters, and their objections are soon picked up by the local news media, many of whom are not sympathetic to Carter's belief that his players must have goals beyond college ball or the NBA. Coach Carter also features Rob Brown and Rick Gonzalez as members of the team, and R&B; diva Ashanti in her film debut as the girlfriend of one of Carter's players. PG-13 Drama Thomas Carter Mark Schwahn|John Gatins Jan 14, 2005 Jun 21, 2005 $ 67,169,549 136 minutes Paramount Pictures +1244 In this romantic comedy fantasy, an angel (Emmanuelle Beart) with a heavenly body falls into the swimming pool of Jim Sanders (Michael E. Knight). Hung over from his bachelor party, his encounter with the angel has Jim questioning his upcoming marriage to Patty (Phoebe Cates), the daughter of a wealthy cosmetics mogul (David Dukes). After he helps the injured celestial being, Jim must protect her from his lecherous friends and his curious fiance. Beart's beauty and performance is the highlight of the film even though she does not speak. PG Comedy|Romance Tom McLoughlin Tom McLoughlin Jan 1, 1987 May 21, 2002 114 minutes +1246 NR Comedy|Special Interest 30 minutes +1252 The Wild West meets the Far East in a battle for honor, royalty and a trunk full of gold when acrobatic Imperial Guard Chong Wang comes to America to rescue a beautiful kidnapped Chinese princess. With the help of a partner he doesn't trust, a wife he doesn't want, a horse he cannot ride and martial arts moves that no one can believe, Chan finds himself facing the meanest gunslingers in the West. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Comedy|Western Tom Dey Miles Millar|Alfred Gough May 26, 2000 Oct 10, 2000 110 minutes Buena Vista Internationa +1253 Set in Norway during the 1950s, this dark comedy chronicles the coming-of-age of a rebellious daughter of a rural priest who was born and raised in a repressive tiny village. The problem is that moody Maria is terribly aware of her burgeoning sexuality. At times not succumbing to the insistent thrumming of her adolescent hormones makes life unbearable. Her only balm comes from lonely walks and her secret readings of the racy parts of the Song of Solomon in the Old Testament. The other kids sense the change in her and she's the butt of many unkind jokes and comments. One day while strolling alone through the forest, Maria encounters the church caretaker Mrs. Tunheim. Surprisingly, it is she who encourages Maria to test her sexual wings and savor life as it was meant to be enjoyed. But that for the reclusive Maria is easier said than done. PG-13 Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Berit Nesheim Berit Nesheim|Lasse Glomm Oct 1, 1997 Jul 4, 2000 100 minutes +1255 "Mission: Impossible III director and Alias creator J.J. Abrams resurrects the classic science fiction franchise created by Gene Roddenberry with this feature film that embraces the rich history of the influential television and film series while also exploring some uncharted territory. Heroes star Zachary Quinto assumes the role of the Federation Starfleet lieutenant and Vulcan made famous in the original series by Leonard Nimoy (who also appears in an older incarnation of his original role), Spock, with Anton Yelchin stepping into the role of USS Enterprise navigator Pavel Chekov, Zoe Saldana assuming the role of communications officer Uhura, Simon Pegg keeping the ship in top shape as chief engineer Montgomery Scott (aka ""Scotty""), and Eric Bana tormenting the benevolent space explorers as the villainous Nero. Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle co-star John Cho also boards the Enterprise as Hikaru Sulu, with Chris Pine and Karl Urban assuming the legendary roles of Captain Kirk and Leonard ""Bones"" McCoy, respectively." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Gene Roddenberry|Alex Kurtzman|Roberto Orci May 7, 2009 Nov 17, 2009 $ 257,704,099 127 minutes IMAX +1256 Marc Forster's psychological thriller Stay stars Ewan McGregor as Sam Foster, a psychologist who begins to feel his grip on reality slipping away because of one of his patients. Ryan Gosling plays Henry Letham, a patient who has been offering disturbing predictions that have come true. When he claims that Henry will kill himself in three days, the psychiatrist sets off on a journey to help him. Written by David Benioff, the film co-stars Naomi Watts. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Marc Forster David Benioff Oct 21, 2005 Mar 28, 2006 $ 3,349,167 99 minutes 20th Century Fox +1257 Ribald, violent, surreal and satirical, Marquis offers a unique take on the events leading up to the French revolution as seen from the perspective of the notorious Marquis de Sade. Presented in metaphorical terms, each of the actors' faces are covered by an animal mask that more or less represents their character. Their voices were dubbed in later. The tale opens while the dog-faced Marquis de Sade serves jail time. When not working on his writing, he engages in long conversations with Colin his penis, a meter long member endowed with a human face. When Colin is not whining about his need for stimulation and his particular interest in the rat-like bisexual jailer Ambert and espousing his impulsive philosophies, he is criticizing the Marquis' work, some of which is illustrated via claymation. The Marquis is in trouble for allegedly raping and impregnating the cow-faced Justine, who was really victimized by the king, something the camel-headed priest Don Pompero, and the cocky Gaetan De Preaubois, try to keep secret. Meanwhile, the revolutionaries prepare to stage a coup and depose the king. R Animation|Art House and International|Comedy|Special Interest Henri Xhonneux Henri Xhonneux|Roland Topor 88 minutes +1259 NR Documentary|Sports and Fitness 90 minutes +1260 "With the recent assault on Berlusconi in Milan where a man threw a statuette at the prime minister hitting him in the face and causing considerable injury, and the subsequent notice by his administration that the government would seek tighter controls on Facebook and other social networking sites which they claim ""instigate"" violence against the prime minister, this elucidating probe of Italian mass media and political skullduggery comes to U.S. audiences at a bizarre and critical moment in Italian history.Thirty years ago, Silvio Berlusconi bought a local television channel and aired a late-night quiz show featuring a sexy housewife who took off her clothes to reward callers for correct answers. The only complaints came from local factories whose employees stayed up late to watch and were too tired to work the next day. From then on, Berlusconi's empire grew and his shows became evermore heavily populated with half-naked women known as veline, young starlets charged with posing and dancing sexy and silent next to the host.How can one explain the devolution of the politics and media culture of Italy in the age of its current prime minister and media emperor Silvio Berlusconi? As the owner of Mediaset, he controls the majority of the country's private television stations, and other media outlets such as, for example, Medusa, the country's largest motion picture producer. As Italy's political leader, he maintains considerable control of the state-run RAI channels, affording him an unprecedented hybrid of executive power and private interest to control the airwaves - and to numb the minds of the populace and unapologetically shape public opinion to his financial and political benefit. Cut to August of 2009 when, as reported by the Associated Press, the powers that be at RAI and Mediaset channels refused to broadcast the trailer of the a small independent film called VIDEOCRACY (just prior to its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival) calling the spots ""offensive to the honor and personal reputation of the prime minister."" The film dared to probe the methods and lives of key players in Berlusconi's empire, examining how they thrive in the secret leveraging of their own conflicted interests in the realms of fame, politics and finance. Understanding that words simply cannot do his story justice, director Erik Gandini richly illustrates VIDEOCRACY with the trashy TV clips, bucolic political spots and brazen press conferences that swept Berlusconi into power - and the pandering that outshines the crassest of American broadcasters by far. Approaching the material as both insider and outsider, Gandini gains remarkable access to the opulent world of Berlusconi's associates and the armies of willing wannabes that swarm around them. Subjects range from Silvio himself, to talent agent Lele Mora, to the infamous paparazzo Fabrizio Corona (currently imprisoned for extortion), to a factory worker seeking the fame that only television can supply. In an environment where any journalist inclined to criticism faces temptation to join the party, Gandini maintains a critical distance and unravels for the viewer a modern Italy as both comedy and tragedy. -- (C) Lorber" NR Documentary|Special Interest|Television Erik Gandini Erik Gandini Aug 28, 2009 Sep 7, 2010 $ 363 84 minutes Lorber Films +1261 In the tradition of Fried Green Tomatoes, this touching drama focuses upon the relationships of three strong, independent women who come to love and need each other on the way to Southern California. The story begins in New York when Jane, a night club singer, chances to meet Jane, a tense real estate executive on a trip to souther CA. Jane's friend Holly joins them after she and her boyfriend the drug addict have a big fight. When Robin becomes terribly ill, the three must stop in Tucson where they set up a house. Jane, a lesbian, must come to grips with her romantic feelings toward the ailing Robin. R Comedy|Drama Herbert Ross Don Roos Feb 3, 1995 Nov 6, 2001 115 minutes +1263 A man who writes the book on ending a romance runs into rough sledding while starting a new one in this comedy. Quincy (Jamie Foxx) is a magazine editor whose life takes an unexpected turn for the worse when his fianc PG-13 Comedy|Romance Daniel Taplitz Daniel Taplitz May 14, 2004 Oct 12, 2004 $ 11,827,301 86 minutes Screen Gems +1264 The Super centers on the mysterious disappearance of several tenants at a luxury New York City apartment building. Phil Lodge (Flueger), the building's new superintendent and former NYPD officer, immediately suspects Walter (Kilmer), the strange maintenance man. With his daughters' lives on the line, Phil must decipher the cryptic riddles in which Walter speaks to solve the disappearances before it's too late. R Mystery and Suspense Stephan Rick Oct 19, 2018 Dec 18, 2018 90 minutes +1265 Beth (Diane Keaton) saves a bedraggled lost dog from the side of the freeway on a wintry day in Denver. Struggling with her distracted, self-involved husband Joseph (Kevin Kline) and an empty nest at home, Beth forms a special bond with the rescued animal. When Joseph loses the dog after their daughter's (Elisabeth Moss) wedding at their vacation home in the Rockies, Beth, distraught and angry with Joseph, enlists the help of the few remaining guests (Dianne Wiest, Richard Jenkins, Mark Duplass) and a mysterious woman (Ayelet Zurer) in a frantic search. -- (C) Sony Classics PG-13 Comedy|Drama Lawrence Kasdan Lawrence Kasdan|Meg Kasdan Apr 20, 2012 Aug 28, 2012 $ 793,352 103 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1266 Slow-moving and dark, this Klute clone stars Talia Shire as Emily Hollander, a retiring, painfully introverted woman with a stutter who advertises her insecurity. She is attacked one day and her anguish recorded on tape by her assailant. It soon becomes apparent that her wacko lesbian neighbor Andrea (Elizabeth Ashley) is in love with her but too demented to express herself openly. She hired the assailant, though exactly why is not clear. Detective Bob Luffrono (Joseph Cortese) is called in to watch over Emily and perhaps corner her attacker. The relationship between Emily and the detective starts to slowly heat up, but meanwhile, there is Andrea with her telescope, spying on Emily and definitely up to no good. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Gordon Willis 96 minutes +1267 NR Action and Adventure|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Guy Ritchie John August|Guy Ritchie +1268 After ten years of marriage, Jeff and Nealy Lang (Tobey Maguire and Elizabeth Banks) have an idyllic suburban home... and a relationship on the skids. But, when a family of hungry raccoons ransacks their perfectly manicured backyard, Jeff becomes single-mindedly obsessed with eradicating the pests by any means necessary. Soon the relentless rodents aren't merely uprooting the lawn, but also overturning the Langs' entire bourgeois existence, as the man-versus-beast battle leads into an absurd mess of infidelity, extortion, organ donation and other assorted mayhem. -- (C) Radius TWC R Comedy Jacob Aaron Estes Jacob Aaron Estes Nov 2, 2012 Apr 30, 2013 $ 63,595 91 minutes The Weinstein Company +1270 NR Art House and International|Drama Xie Jin Yanzhou Lu 120 minutes +1271 In 2003, respected filmmaker and screenwriter Paul Schrader was hired to direct a prequel to the 1973 box-office smash The Exorcist. However, when Schrader turned in his film to executives at Morgan Creek Productions, the producers felt the film was not marketable, and they opted to remake the picture with director Renny Harlin, who brought a more visually aggressive approach to the story than Schrader's more contemplative vision. In 2004, Harlin's film, Exorcist: The Beginning, was released to middling critical and financial response, while the following year, Schrader's version went into limited release following film festival screenings. In Schrader's Exorcist: The Prequel, Father Lankester Merrin, the aging exorcist from the original story (played here by Stellan Skarsg R Horror Paul Schrader May 20, 2005 Oct 25, 2005 111 minutes +1272 In this film, Catherine Sloper is the plain-Jane daughter of a wealthy widower. Catherine is not only unattractive but lacks most of the social graces. When Catherine falls in love with handsome young Morris Townsend, she believes her love is reciprocated, why else would Morris be so affectionate towards her? NR Classics|Drama|Romance William Wyler Augustus Goetz|Ruth Goodman Goetz Feb 10, 1950 Feb 6, 2007 115 minutes +1273 Oona, a young woman dealing with the loss of her mother, reaches out to a stranger: Mani, a mysterious homeless man of Middle-Eastern origin, whom she invites to stay in her garden shed. Despite the space between them, Oona and Mani gradually form an unusual intimacy. This delicate and compelling film, set on the south coast of England, explores themes of friendship, grief and human vulnerability. (c) Official Site PG Drama Eleanor Burke|Ron Eyal 77 minutes Slamdance +1274 Set during the 1950s in a small coastal English town, this fact-based, bitter black comedy chronicles the twisted relationship between the female members of the Beasley family and their handsome young boarder Harold. R Comedy|Drama Philip Goodhew Philip Goodhew Sep 10, 1996 Feb 10, 1998 105 minutes +1275 Desperately seeking to save his marriage, Brendan goes to the nail salon every day where Tam does more than scrub his hands clean of the oil stains from working as a mechanic. She offers him advice on how win his wife's love again. NR Drama Jen McGowan Colin Pink|Jen McGowan 11 minutes +1276 In an investigation, a female reporter is in a race against time. She must capture a prominent attorney who has been implicated in a murder committed years before. As she collects evidence, she must stay one step ahead of him so that she doesn't become his latest victim. NR Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Fedor Ozep Leonard Lee|Rian James Nov 20, 1947 Sep 27, 2005 89 minutes +1277 "Love means never having to say that you're ugly in the extravagant fantasy film Enemy Mine. Earthling Dennis Quaid is Davidge, one of many space warriors engaged in a bloody extraterrestrial battle against the Draconians. Crash-landing on a faraway planet, Davidge is forced into an ""up close and personal"" with the Drac (Lou Gossett Jr.), a repellant, reptilian creature. Evidently a bivalve, the Drac gives birth to a baby Drac just before expiring. Now a reluctant foster father, Davidge tries to keep himself and the baby alive while the war continues to rage all around them. The special effects (courtesy Industrial Light and Magic) are serviceable if not brilliant, and the acting is okay so far as it goes. What socks over Enemy Mine is Rolf Zehetbauer's awe-inspiring production design and Chris Walas' superb makeup work. Though a favorite on home video, the film deserves to be seen on a wide theatre screen." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Wolfgang Petersen Edward Khmara Dec 20, 1985 Mar 27, 2001 109 minutes +1279 A handful of kids stranded without their parents is determined to make the most of a bad situation in this comedy. It's Christmas Eve, and Oliver Porter (Lewis Black), the passenger relations manager at a busy airport in the Midwest, is looking forward to spending Christmas in Hawaii with his wife after 15 years in a row working on the busy Yuletide holiday. However, fate conspires against him when a massive snowstorm sweeps in and all flights are canceled. Porter suddenly has to deal with a number of stranded passengers, including six tween-age kids who are each flying unaccompanied from one divorced parent to another -- spoiled little rich girl Grace (Gina Mantegna), geeky but likable Spencer (Dyllan Christopher), his pesky little sister Katy (Dominique Saldana), plus-size comic book fan Beef (Brett Kelly), grumpy tomboy Donna (Quinn Shephard), and bright but mischievous Charlie (Tyler James Williams). With his hands full and determined to make his way to the islands, Porter puts his assistant Zach Van Bourke (Wilmer Valderrama) in charge of the kids. Zach doesn't care for this assignment and the kids don't care for him, and before long they've escaped from the basement conference room where he's stashed them and turned the airport into their playground. Unaccompanied Minors also features Paget Brewster, Rob Corddry and Teri Garr. PG Comedy|Kids and Family Paul Feig Mya Stark|Jacob Meszaros Dec 8, 2006 Aug 7, 2007 $ 16,614,132 89 minutes Warner Bros. +1280 Two teenage girls embark on wild adventure after they are mistaken for art thieves while on a school field trip. NR Action and Adventure|Comedy Chris Riedell|Nick Riedell Daniel Kinno 92 minutes +1281 Judy Davis stars as French novelist George Sand in this romantic comedy, set among a loose-knit society of writers, artists and composers living in mid-19th century Europe. After converging on the country estate of the Duke and Duchess d'Antan (Anton Rogers and Emma Thompson), Sand and her friends--poet Alfred DeMussett (Mandy Patinkin), painter Eugene Delacroix (Ralph Brown), and composers Franz Liszt (Julian Sands) and Frederic Chopin (Hugh Grant)--spend their summer coping with romantic folly and enriching the tastes of their hosts. PG-13 Comedy|Romance James Lapine Sarah Kernochan Apr 12, 1991 Mar 19, 2002 108 minutes +1282 "Dismissed by critics as corny and obvious in 1944, this overlong but sincere biopic looks pretty good when seen today, cliches notwithstanding. Fredric March, 47 at the time, convincingly plays American author Sam Clemens, aka Mark Twain, from his early 20s to his death at 75. In typical movie-biography fashion, every single incident that happens in Twain's life is an INSPIRATION: he hears the depth-indication call ""Mark Twain"" while working on a riverboat and his face lights up; he engages in a jumping-frog contest against Bret Harte (John Carradine) and comes up with his first popular published story; and so on. Alexis Smith is better than usual in the role of Twain's wife Olivia Langdon, even keeping a straight face while Twain courts her in Fluent Quotation (""Everybody talks about the weather but nobody ever does anything about it"", he says during a Hollywood-romance cloudburst). Though the script barely touches upon the dark side of Twain's nature, we are not spared his financial reverses (brought about by bad investments and his struggle to publish Ulysses S. Grant's memoirs. The closing sequence, with Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn beckoning the spirit of Mark Twain to heaven as Halley's Comet fills the skies, may seem laughable on paper, but works quite well on film; even director Irving Rapper expressed amazement at the effectiveness of this scene" NR Documentary|Drama Irving Rapper Alan LeMay|Harry Chandlee Jul 22, 1944 Nov 10, 1993 130 minutes +1283 Historian David Sampliner and musician Tim Nackashi make their film debut with Dirty Work, a pleasant documentary about three men with particularly unpleasant careers. Sanitation specialist Darrell cleans septic tanks. Reproductive physiologist Russ collects bull semen. Restorative artist Bernard is an embalmer of corpses for funerals. The filmmakers spend time with each subject in order to personalize the industries dealing with food, waste, and death. The interviews attempt to demystify aspects of everyday contemporary life that many people take for granted. Dirty Work was shown at the Sundance Film Festival as part of the American Spectrum program. NR Documentary|Special Interest Tim Nackashi|David Sampliner|Eric DelaBarre 58 minutes New Video Group +1284 "Himatsuri is based on a real life tragedy, in which a Japanese man inexplicably slaughtered his family and then killed himself. Kinya Kitaoji plays the thoroughly self-centered ""protagonist,"" who does what he pleases no matter who he hurts. No one dares question Kitaoji due to his blasting-cap temperament. The only thing Kitaoji holds sacred is the land around him, but he's willing to destroy even that to have his own way. He befouls a lake that is sacred to the Shinto religion, spilling oil into the waters rather than letting them fall into the hands of land speculators. Suddenly experiencing a religious awakening, Kitaoji decides to ""atone"" -- by murdering his family, then committing suicide. No explanations are offered by director Kenji Nakagami: one takes what one wishes from Himatsuri. The film was released to some English-speaking markets as Fire Festival." NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Mitsuo Yanagimachi 120 minutes +1285 This Bowery Boys film finds Slip Mahoney and his gang endeavoring to expose a phoney seance racket. Slip's pal Sach is aided and abetted in this endeavor by a genuine ghost. Naturally, no one but Sach can see or hear the spectre, leading to any number of delightfully comic complications. NR Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy William Beaudine 70 minutes +1286 STAY AS YOU ARE directed by Alberto Lattuada, is an erotic drama about the impossible love between an older man and a young girl. It tells the controversial story of an architect (Marcello Mastroianni), who is unhappy in his marriage, and starts a romance with the young and beautiful girl Florentine (Nastassja Kinski.) When he finds out thru his wife that she might be his daughter, he has to make a decision. NR Art House and International Alberto Lattuada 105 minutes +1287 "Powaqqatsi was the second of the feature-length ""non narrative"" films produced, directed and co-scripted by Godfrey Reggio. As in his earlier Koyaanisqatsi, Reggio utilizes a collage of sounds and gimmicked-up images to make a comment on modern life. And as in the earlier film, Reggio's onslaught of imagery is backed up by the music of Philip Glass. This time, Reggio concentrates on Third World cultures, and the way those cultures are perceived and sometimes exploited by the power merchants of the world. Powaqqatsi was supposed to be the second in a trilogy, but wasn't as eagerly embraced by viewers and critics as its popular predecessor." G Art House and International|Documentary|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Special Interest Godfrey Reggio Godfrey Reggio|Ken Richards Apr 29, 1988 Sep 17, 2002 95 minutes +1288 A New Jersey rent-a-cop gets his moment to shine as the holidays approach and Santa's little helpers stage a coup at the local shopping mall in this comedy starring King of Queens' Kevin James. Paul Blart (James) is a single suburban dad attempting to make ends meet by working as a mall security guard. Paul takes his job very seriously; unfortunately the same can't be said for the shoppers he deals with on a daily basis. That all changes the day that Santa's little helpers shut down the mall and start taking hostages, including Paul's daughter and his main squeeze. Realizing that no one knows the mall better than the man who's paid to guard it, Paul mounts his Segway and speeds to the rescue. PG Comedy Steve Carr Kevin James|Nick Bakay Jan 16, 2009 May 19, 2009 $ 146,336,178 91 minutes Sony Pictures/Columbia Pictures +1289 In this film, Susan Anspach, an American housewife living in Sweden, is at a loss to understand her topsy-turvy household. Left to her own devices, Anspach has an affair with a shovel-wielding barroom brawler and befriends a young girl who smuggles liquor and dead animals from behind the Iron Curtain. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Dusan Makavejev Nov 8, 1981 Sep 11, 2001 98 minutes +1290 "It has been two decades since master filmmaker GEORGE A. ROMERO's zombies have stalked the screens of motion picture theaters. For years, fans around the world have been eagerly awaiting his return.And now that day is here.An all-new chapter of horror is about to begin...George A. Romero's Land of the Dead is the acclaimed director's long-awaited return to the genre he invented, beginning with the seminal Night of the Living Dead and continuing with Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead.In Romero's harrowing newest vision, the world (as humankind has known it) is merely a memory. In its place is the never-ending nightmare existence of us-the living-versus them-the ""walkers."" What's left of mankind is cordoned off behind the walls of a fortified city while the walking dead roam the vast wasteland beyond. The few wealthy and powerful try to maintain an illusion of life as it was, dwelling high above the city in the exclusive towers of Fiddler's Green, the last bastion of the ruling class. On the streets below, however, the remaining, less fortunate of the city's inhabitants eke out a hard-scrabble life, seeking what little solace they can in the vices available-gambling, flesh trade, drugs-anything that offers even a fleeting respite from the hell their lives have become.Both the lofty heights of Fiddler's Green and the demoralizing lows of the city below are lorded over by a handful of ruthless opportunists, led by Kaufman (DENNIS HOPPER), who keeps his hands in everything, from real estate to less above-board pursuits. To bring food and other essential supplies to the occupants of the city and to allow the Green's well-to-do to acquire the scarce luxury items to which they were once accustomed, a hardened group of mercenaries-headed by Riley (SIMON BAKER) and his second-in-command, Cholo (JOHN LEGUIZAMO)-run retrieval missions outside the city, protected by their massive armored vehicle, Dead Reckoning. Riley and Cholo, like Kaufman, are in it for the money, which they hope to use for their own escapes- Riley to the North, with promises of ""a world without fences"" and freedom, and Cholo to the luxury of Fiddler's Green, far away from the violent life he has known.While Kaufman and his employees concern themselves with commerce, life is changing both within and beyond the walls of the city. Unrest and anarchy are on the rise among the city's disenfranchised and outside, the army of the dead is changing, evolving, learning to organize and communicate.When Cholo commandeers Dead Reckoning, intent on extorting millions out of Kaufman and his cronies, Riley and his ragtag group-including Slack (ASIA ARGENTO) and Charlie (ROBERT JOY)-are called into action to stop Cholo and, in the process, protect the city and its population from the growing army of evolving zombies storming its weakening perimeter.Universal Pictures and Atmosphere Entertainment MM present A Mark Canton-Bernie Goldmann and Romero-Grunwald Production, in association with Wild Bunch: George A. Romero's Land of the Dead, starring Simon Baker, Dennis Hopper, Asia Argento, Robert Joy and John Leguizamo. Written and directed by Romero, the film is produced by MARK CANTON (Taking Lives), PETER GRUNWALD (Monkey Shines) and BERNIE GOLDMANN (Taking Lives).Joining Romero behind the camera are director of photography MIROSLAW BASZAK (Picture Claire), production designer ARV GREYWAL (upcoming 16 Blocks), editor MICHAEL DOHERTY (New Blood), costume designer ALEX KAVANAGH (upcoming Saw 2) and composers REINHOLD HEIL and JOHNNY KLIMEK (Shattered Glass). STEVE BARNETT, DENNIS E. JONES, RYAN KAVANAUGH and LYNWOOD SPINKS serve as executive producers. --" R Action and Adventure|Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Jun 24, 2005 Oct 18, 2005 $ 20,433,940 92 minutes Universal Pictures +1291 "St Trinian's, the infamous school for ""young ladies,"" is once again facing dire financial crisis" PG-13 Comedy Barnaby Thompson|Oliver Parker Nick Moorcroft|Piers Ashworth|Barnaby Thompson|Oliver Parker Dec 10, 2007 Apr 14, 2008 101 minutes NeoClassics Films +1292 Writer/director Lisa Cholodenko follows up her much-acclaimed 1997 debut High Art with this examination of a young couple seduced into a hedonistic, left-coast lifestyle. Taking its title from its central locale, Laurel Canyon focuses on a pair of upper-middle class lovebirds from the East Coast who relocate to Los Angeles. Freshly minted from Harvard, Sam (Christian Bale) and Alex (Kate Beckinsale) are eager to continue their medical studies out West, but they need some lodging while they hunt for a home. Enter Jane (Frances McDormand), Sam's estranged, Age-of-Aquarius mom, who's more than willing to put the couple up in her lavish digs. Jane is a successful record producer whose latest charge -- both in the studio and in her bedroom -- is Ian (Alessandro Nivola), a brazen, libidinous twentysomething Brit-rocker. As Sam and Alex settle in at Jane's, they gradually lose their straight-and-narrow approach to life and begin to experiment. Alex takes to Ian and Jane, while Sam is wooed by co-worker Sara (Natascha McElhone). Laurel Canyon features a score by Shudder to Think's Craig Wedren; the music for Ian's band was provided by Sparklehorse's Mark Linkous and indie-rockers Folk Implosion. R Art House and International|Drama Lisa Cholodenko Lisa Cholodenko Mar 7, 2003 Jul 15, 2003 $ 3,596,939 103 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1293 "A pair of murderers cover up their crimes via the archaic working conditions of coal mining in China in this award-winning psychological drama from director Li Yang. Blind Shaft centers on two men who have a grisly scheme: They persuade their victims to work in a local mine, plot their ""accidental"" deaths, then pose as the relatives of the dead men to collect their meager compensation. But when one of the killers starts to feel sympathy for their next victim, an ambitious young man, he listens to his conscience instead of his amoral co-conspirator. Blind Shaft won the Silver Bear at the 2003 Berlin Film Festival." NR Art House and International|Drama Li Yang Li Yang Jan 1, 2003 Aug 17, 2004 92 minutes +1295 """Maleficent"" explores the untold story of Disney's most iconic villain from the classic ""Sleeping Beauty"" and the elements of her betrayal that ultimately turn her pure heart to stone. Driven by revenge and a fierce desire to protect the moors over which she presides, Maleficent cruelly places an irrevocable curse upon the human king's newborn infant Aurora. As the child grows, Aurora is caught in the middle of the seething conflict between the forest kingdom she has grown to love and the human kingdom that holds her legacy. Maleficent realizes that Aurora may hold the key to peace in the land and is forced to take drastic actions that will change both worlds forever. (c) Walt Disney Pictures" PG Science Fiction and Fantasy Robert Stromberg Linda Woolverton May 30, 2014 Nov 4, 2014 $ 190,871,149 97 minutes Walt Disney Pictures +1296 NR Drama 104 minutes +1297 Based on true events, WOMAN WALKS AHEAD tells the story of Catherine Weldon (Jessica Chastain), a widowed artist from New York who, in the 1880s, traveled alone to North Dakota to paint a portrait of Chief Sitting Bull (Michael Greyeyes). Her arrival at Standing Rock is welcomed with open hostility by a US Army officer (Sam Rockwell), who has stationed troops around the Lakota reservation to undermine Native American claims to the land. As Catherine and Sitting Bull grow closer, and as their friendship-and his life-are threatened by imperious government forces, Catherine must contend with the violence that underlies her position. R Drama Susanna White Steven Knight Jun 29, 2018 Aug 28, 2018 102 minutes +1298 "Jessica Spencer, a somewhat mean-spirited teen, is convinced that she has the perfect life. She's the hottest, most popular girl in high school, captain of the cheerleading squad and dating the dreamy quarterback. But she gets a big dose of reality when--due to a spell--she wakes up in the body of a thirty-year-old man. She quickly discovers that trading on your looks isn't so easy when you're a girl who constantly needs a shave. Moreover, until she can figure out how to change herself back, Jessica must find a way to win the ""Cheer Competition,"" go to the prom, and get her boyfriend back--all while she's still a guy. In the process, she learns how shallow her life has been." PG-13 Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Tom Brady Rob Schneider|Tom Brady Dec 13, 2002 Jan 25, 2005 101 minutes +1300 The story of five prisoners in the Auschwitz concentration camp as told through the memoirs of Dr. Miklos Nyiszil, a Hungarian Jew chosen by Josef Mengele to be the head pathologist at Auschwitz. R Drama Tim Blake Nelson Tim Blake Nelson Oct 25, 2002 Mar 18, 2003 108 minutes Lions Gate Films +1304 "Idiosyncratic auteur Kiyoshi Kurosawa directed this bizarre allegorical tale about a tree named Charisma. Goro Yabuike (Koji Yakusho) is a burned-out hostage negotiator called to rescue an MP from a gun-toting lunatic demanding that ""rule of the world"" be restored. In a moment of indecision, he fails to act; as a result, both the MP and the lunatic die, while Yabuike is sent on a forced vacation to an unnamed forest area. There he comes upon a single tree surrounded by an I.V. pole, metal supports, and strange altar-like objects. Yabuike soon discovers that the locals are enmeshed in a battle over the tree's future. The plant is staunchly, sometimes violently defended by Kiriyama (Hiroyuki Ikeuchi), a young resident of an abandoned sanitarium who believes that Charisma is unique and should be preserved. On the other hand, Mitsuko (Jun Fubuki), a do-gooder botanist, credits the mysterious tree with poisoning its fellow plants and upsetting the eco-system. Other characters include thuggish lumberjacks and rapacious tree-hunters hoping to buy or steal the rare tree at any cost. As things come to a head, Yabuike is forced to make the sort of decisions of which he was incapable as a hostage negotiator. Is Charisma a force of evil or the victim of the obsessions of those around it? Is it the unique specimen that should be saved or the entire forest? Again Yabuike is flummoxed, but this time he acts before it is too late. This adventurous, psychedelic film explores many of the same themes of the individual's fate in modern society as Kurosawa's early work, Cure (1997). Charisma was screened in the ""Directors Fortnight"" section of the 1999 Cannes Film Festival and as a part of the director's spotlight at the 1999 Toronto International Film Festival." NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Kiyoshi Kurosawa Kiyoshi Kurosawa Jan 1, 2000 May 17, 2005 104 minutes +1305 A cow learns to walk like a man, both literally and figuratively, in this computer-animated comedy written and directed by Steve Oedekerk, the creator of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. Ben (voice of Sam Elliott) is a cow who for years has been the leader and sober voice of reason among the animals at a farm where the critters are a bit unusual -- they can walk on two legs, talk, swim, and act like humans, though they have the good sense to avoid doing these things while humans are around. Ben has long dreamed that his son Otis (voice of Kevin James) would someday take over his duties on the farm, but Otis is a carefree and irresponsible type who would rather party with his friends and hang out with his girlfriend, Daisy (voice of Courteney Cox). Ben and his friend Miles (voice of Danny Glover), a wise and patient mule, wonder if Otis will ever make anything of himself, while Dasiy's best friend, Bessy (voice of Wanda Sykes), is convinced she can do better. However, one night Otis decides to do something about an obnoxious kid who enjoys tipping his fellow cows, and for the first time in his life he gets a taste of leadership -- and he likes it. Barnyard also features the voice talents of Andie MacDowell, Maria Bamford, and Maurice LaMarche. PG Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family Steve Oedekerk Steve Oedekerk Aug 4, 2006 Dec 12, 2006 $ 72,601,713 90 minutes Paramount Pictures +1307 HITCHCOCK is a love story about one of the most influential filmmakers of the last century, Alfred Hitchcock and his wife and partner Alma Reville. The film takes place during the making of Hitchcock's seminal movie Psycho. PG-13 Drama Sacha Gervasi Nov 23, 2012 Mar 12, 2013 $ 6,002,708 98 minutes Fox Searchlight Pictures +1308 When a group of terrorists attack a train with a deadly disease, military officials plan the destruction of the locomotive as it reaches an approaching, structurally unsound bridge. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Feb 9, 1977 Oct 5, 1999 126 minutes +1309 Based on a true story, Obsessed begins when Ellena Roberts (Jenna Elfman), a highly successful medical writer, is yanked out of her apartment and arrested on a charge of harrassment. It seems that Roberts has been dogging the trail of famous neurosurgeon Dr. David Stillman (Sam Robards), whom she met during a medical convention. According to Ellena, she and the very married Stillman had a torrid affair, whereupon Stillman promised to divorce his wife and marry her. When Stillman denied these charges, Ellena inaugurated a campaign of psychological warfare to reclaim the doctor for herself, going so far as to break into his house in the dead of night. The subsequent court trial boils down to a matter of he said/she said, with the neurotic but quick-witted Ellena certain that she can sway the jury to her favor -- even though her own attorney (Kate Burton) suspects that Ellena has merely imagined the entire affair. Much of the story is related through the conversations between Ellena and a fiercely feminist journalist (Lisa Edelstein), whose devotion to Ellena borders on the surreal. Something of a cross between Fatal Attraction and A Beautiful Mind, the made-for-cable Obsessed originally aired September 16, 2002, on the Lifetime network. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense John Badham Matthew Tabak Sep 16, 2002 Sep 7, 2004 91 minutes +1310 John Wayne and Kirk Douglas spend half of The War Wagon trying to knock one another off and the other half working shoulder to shoulder. Settling an old score with avaricious mine owner Bruce Cabot, Wayne plans to steal a NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Western Burt Kennedy Clair Huffaker May 27, 1967 Aug 18, 1998 96 minutes +1311 Director Richard Lester proves to be as skillful with edge-of-seat suspense as he is at slapstick farce in Juggernaut. Richard Harris and David Hemmings star as a pair of demolition experts, dispatched on a highly dangerous and delicate mission. A extortionist has planted a number of bombs on a seaborne ocean liner, carrying 1200 passengers and captained by Omar Sharif. Knowing full well that the ship is too far out to sea for a conventional rescue, the extortionist demands a huge ransom or he'll detonate his explosives by remote control. It's up to Harris and Hemmings to track down all the bombs before time runs out. Part of the fun in Juggernaut is trying to guess who the extortionist really is: likely suspects include Anthony Hopkins, Clifton James, Freddie Jones, and even Lester regular Roy Kinnear (hilarious as the ship's social director). PG Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Mystery and Suspense Richard Lester Sep 25, 1974 Jul 15, 2003 126 minutes +1313 Despite the many adventures they suffered in National Lampoon's Vacation, the Griswold family decides to take another crack at having fun. This time, the doltish clan heads across the Atlantic for a whirlwind vacation after winning a game show. Will the monuments of Europe survive? PG-13 Comedy Amy Heckerling John Hughes|Robert Klane Jul 26, 1985 Apr 2, 2002 95 minutes +1314 The true story of a major turning point in ancient Chinese history is presented in this epic drama covering the destruction of the Qin Dynasty in the late third century B.C. Most specifically the film focuses upon the battle between the Qin and Chu forces in the first half, and in the second it focuses upon the personal competition between the Chu leaders as they fight for control of the territory. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Classics|Drama Stephen Shin Jun 9, 1994 May 6, 1997 178 minutes +1315 Gregorio and Ingrid are the two greatest secret agents the world has ever known: masters of disguise, mavens of invention, able to stop wars before they even start. Working for separate countries, they are sent to eliminate their most dangerous enemy...each other. But in an exotic corner of the world when they finally come face to face, they fall in love instead and embark on the most dangerous mission they have ever faced: raising a family. Now, nine years later, after their retirement, having exchanged the adventure of espionage for parenthood, Gregorio and Ingrid Cortez are called back into action. When their former colleagues, the world's most formidable spies, start disappearing one by one, the Cortez's are forced to take on techno-wizard Fegan Floop and his evil, egg-headed sidekick, Minion. But when the unthinkable happens and they too disappear, there are only two people in the world who can rescue them...their kids. Armed with a bag of high tech gadgets and out-of-this world transportation, Carmen and Juni will bravely jet through the air, dive under the seas and crisscross the globe in a series of thrilling adventures on a mission to stop Floop, save their parents...and maybe even the world. Sometimes the biggest heroes are the smallest ones. PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Kids and Family|Mystery and Suspense Robert Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Mar 30, 2001 Sep 18, 2001 88 minutes Dimension Films +1317 For an awkward, self-conscious girl like Kiki, being the personal assistant to a beautiful mega-star like Gwen isn't easy. But when she dutifully accepts the task of helping Gwen and her estranged mega-star husband Eddie make it through one last public appearance masterminded by legendary press agent Lee Phillips, forever devoted Kiki finds that her job is about to get even harder. At first it seems her challenge is to keep the peace between Gwen and Eddie and their public image intact, but soon Kiki is faced with a more personal concern as her longtime friendship with Eddie begins to take a romantic turn. PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Romance Joe Roth Donna Roth|Billy Crystal|Peter Tolan Jul 20, 2001 Nov 13, 2001 $ 93,008,426 103 minutes Columbia Pictures +1318 This animated adventure for kids stars Barbie as surfing hotshot Merliah, a Malibu girl who gets truly wrapped up in her sport when she turns into a mermaid. Teamed up with her best friend - a dolphin named Zuma - she embarks on a mission to rescue the queen of the undersea world of Oceana. NR Animation|Kids and Family Elise Allen May 1, 2010 Mar 9, 2010 75 minutes +1319 H.B. Halicki, who wrote and directed the car chase classic Gone in 60 Seconds, returned with this action-comedy, in which Halicki claimed to have wrecked no fewer than 150 cars onscreen (a record confirmed by the Guinness Book of World Records). Harlan Hollis (H.B. Halicki) is a former junkyard owner whose knowledge of cars has helped him to move up in the world, becoming a well-known auto stuntman and film director. However, Hollis has made an enemy of one of his partners in the movie game, and as he hits the road to attend a James Dean memorial festival in Indiana, Hollis discovers a number of people are out to kill him, using guns, automobiles, airplanes, and anything else that's handy. Can Hollis find out who's after him and turn the tables before his luck runs out? Along with those 150 cars, The Junkman stars Christopher Stone, Lynda Day George, and Freddy Cannon. PG Action and Adventure|Comedy Jan 28, 1983 Feb 19, 2002 96 minutes +1320 No matter whom we are, no matter where we live, we're all bound by borders. Many of us are content to live within these borders--others are simply forced to exist within them. But some of us need to break out, burst through, even if what is on the other side is both frightening and unknown. From this comes the tale of one young man's dilemma as he navigates his way through his colliding worlds. Set against Detroit's hip-hop scene in 1995, the story centers on Jimmy Smith Jr., a young white rapper, who struggles to find his voice. The people of Detroit know '8 Mile' as the city limit or a border. It is also a psychological dividing line that separates Jimmy from where and who he wants to be, as he struggles to find the strength and courage to transcend his boundaries. R Drama Curtis Hanson Scott Silver Nov 8, 2002 Mar 18, 2003 $ 116,638,030 111 minutes Universal Pictures +1321 In his follow-up to the four-time Academy Award (R)-nominated blockbuster The Help, Tate Taylor directs 42's Chadwick Boseman as James Brown in Get on Up. Based on the incredible life story of the Godfather of Soul, the film will give a fearless look inside the music, moves and moods of Brown, taking audiences on the journey from his impoverished childhood to his evolution into one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. Boseman is joined in the drama by Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, Nelsan Ellis, Lennie James, Tika Sumpter, Jill Scott and Dan Aykroyd. PG-13 Drama Tate Taylor Tate Taylor|Jez Butterworth|John-Henry Butterworth|Steven Baigelman Aug 1, 2014 Jan 6, 2015 $ 22,838,662 138 minutes Universal Pictures +1322 "Director Jackie Kong, who later made the cult favorite Blood Diner (1987), directed this terrible monster movie for exploitation pioneer Bill Osco, who stars under the pseudonym ""Rexx Coltrane."" The plot concerns a mutant child who has become a monster after being exposed to toxic waste in a small Idaho town. Mortimer (Osco) wants to investigate a series of disappearances, only to have his efforts stymied by the town's mayor (Jos" R Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Jackie Kong Jackie Kong Nov 18, 1983 Sep 13, 2005 82 minutes +1324 Alfons (Zbigniew Cybulski) is a young army captain who meets two women of Moorish ancestry at what appears to be a deserted inn near Madrid. They tell Alfons he is the descendant of a noble family and that he must undergo a series of challenging missions to prove himself. A magician tries to take his soul, and he is visited by ghosts near the mountains of Madrid. Author Jan Poticki committed suicide a year after the symbolic and allusive book this movie was based on was published. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Wojciech Has Tadeusz Kwiatkowski May 21, 1999 Mar 26, 2002 175 minutes +1325 From the outer reaches of space to the small-town streets of suburbia, the hunt comes home in Shane Black's explosive reinvention of the Predator series. Now, the universe's most lethal hunters are stronger, smarter and deadlier than ever before, having genetically upgraded themselves with DNA from other species. When a young boy accidentally triggers their return to Earth, only a ragtag crew of ex-soldiers and a disgruntled science teacher can prevent the end of the human race. R Action and Adventure|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Shane Black Shane Black|Fred Dekker Sep 14, 2018 Nov 27, 2018 +1326 In West Africa during the late 17th century, King Adanggaman leads a war against his neighboring tribes, ordering his soldiers to torch enemy villages, kill the elderly and capture the healthy tribesmen to sell to the European slave traders. When his village falls prey to one of Adanggaman's attacks, Ossei manages to escape, but his family is murdered except for his captured mother. Chasing after the soldiers in an effort to free her, Ossei is befriended by a fierce warrior named Naka. NR Art House and International|Drama Jul 11, 2001 Sep 25, 2007 89 minutes +1327 Charles S. Dutton's feature-length directorial debut Against the Ropes is based on the real-life story of Jackie Kallen, a Jewish woman from Detroit who became a successful boxing manager. Played by Meg Ryan, Kallen works her way up in the world of boxing by believing in the fighting skills of Luther Shaw (Omar Epps). Director Dutton appears as veteran trainer Felix Reynolds, whom Kallen encourages to come out of retirement. PG-13 Drama Cheryl Edwards Feb 20, 2004 Jul 13, 2004 $ 5,696,752 110 minutes Paramount Pictures +1329 Curtis Hanson's suburban horror story stars Rebecca De Mornay as Peyton, an unstable woman who takes a job as a nanny in order to exact revenge on her employers. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Curtis Hanson Amanda Silver Jan 10, 1992 Aug 28, 2001 110 minutes +1330 Finally putting an end to their days as slaves to the hustle-bustle of city life, Gothamites Cooper Tilson and his wife, Leah, pack up their kids and all their possessions, and move into a recently repossessed mansion in the 'sticks' of New York State. Once a grand and elegant manor, the house at Cold Creek is now in shambles, but Cooper and Leah have unlimited time to show the house the tender loving care that it desperately needs. All's well until Dale Massie, the house's former owner, gets out of prison, looking to reclaim his birthright place, by any means necessary. There are two kinds of people in Cold Creek--those who come there, and those who are born there--and Dale quickly shows that one kind of resident always comes out on top. This challenged truth is particularly accurate, in this case, because Dale's house hides a deep, dark secret. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Mike Figgis Richard Jefferies Sep 19, 2003 Mar 2, 2004 119 minutes Buena Vista Pictures +1331 In this Canadian film, Nick Mancusco plays an impressionable youth who tries to find an emotional balm by joining a religious sect. The first portion of the film details Mancusco's indoctrination into the group. The remaining portion concerns the efforts made by Mancusco's parents to locate their thoroughly brainwashed son. PG Art House and International|Drama Anne Cameron 109 minutes +1332 Based on the classic Nathaniel Hawthorne novel, this is the story of the infamous Hester Prynne, tried by her own townspeople in colonial Salem and found to be guilty of heinous fornication, adultery and of having born an illegitimate child. Her punishment--to be branded for the rest of her life with a scarlet A for adultery on her clothing. NR Drama|Television Rick Hauser 240 minutes +1334 Dating guru Matthew Taylor (Shemar Moore) falls for celebrity therapist Kristin Peralta (Nadine Velazquez) while he does a book tour to promote his best-selling self-help guide. In time, their relationship forces him to confront his issues stemming from a prior breakup. Directed by Youssef Delara. PG-13 Comedy|Romance Youssef Delara Victor Teran|Youssef Delara|Staci Robinson Dec 9, 2016 Apr 4, 2017 $ 320,676 104 minutes +1335 "In this sequel to the urban comedy Friday, rap music star Ice Cube returns as Craig Jones, a streetwise man from South Central Los Angeles who has a knack for getting into trouble. This time out, Craig is still trying to outsmart neighborhood bully Debo (Tommy ""Tiny"" Lister Jr.); after Craig gets the better of Debo in a fist fight, Debo is determined to flatten Craig in a rematch. Looking to stay out of Debo's way, Craig decides that it would be a good time to visit his cousin (Mike Epps) and uncle (Don ""DC"" Curry), who have recently won the lottery and moved into a spacious new home in the suburbs. Like Friday, Next Friday was written by Ice Cube and his frequent musical collaborator DJ Pooh; music video director Steve Carr made his feature debut with this film." R Comedy Steve Carr Jan 12, 2000 Jun 1, 2004 98 minutes New Line Home Entertainment +1336 In this sequel to The Vampire Lovers, a bloodsucker enrolls at a British finishing school and finds more than enough nubile bodies to keep her satisfied. R Art House and International|Classics|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Jimmy Sangster Tudor Gates Sep 2, 1971 Dec 4, 2001 95 minutes +1337 On the morning of his re-election, the President decides to read the newspaper for the first time in four years. This starts him down a slippery slope. He begins reading obsessively, reexamining his black and white view of the world, holing up in his bedroom in his pajamas. Frightened by the President's apparent nervous breakdown, his Chief of Staff pushes him back into the spotlight, booking him as a guest judge on the television ratings juggernaut (and the President's personal fave), the weekly talent show American Dreamz. America can't seem to get enough of American Dreamz, hosted by self-aggrandizing, self-loathing Martin Tweed, ever on the lookout for the next insta-celebrity. His latest crop of hopefuls includes Sally, a conniving steel magnolia with a devoted, dopey veteran boyfriend, and Omer, a recent Southern Californian immigrant (who just happens to be a bumbling, show tune singing, would-be terrorist awaiting activation). When both Sally and Omer make it to the final round of Dreamz -- where the President will be judging along with Tweed -- the stage is set for a show the nation will never forget. PG-13 Comedy|Drama Paul Weitz Paul Weitz Apr 21, 2006 Oct 3, 2006 $ 7,156,725 108 minutes Universal Pictures +1338 Director Wayne Wang and screenwriter Paul Auster had enough storylines and characters left over from their charming comedy Smoke to make another film, so they shot Blue In The Face immediately after Smoke was completed. The film once again centers on the Brooklyn Cigar Store and manager Auggie (Harvey Keitel), although most of the other characters are different. The store owner's frustrated wife Dot (Roseanne) is one of them, and one of the plotlines follows her attempts to seduce Auggie. Madonna, Michael J. Fox, Lily Tomlin, and Lou Reed (as himself) also put in appearances. Blue In The Face was shot without a complete script and presents a unique combination of distinctive performances, oddball characters, improvisations, and raffish scenes. R Art House and International|Comedy Wayne Wang|Paul Auster Paul Auster|Wayne Wang Oct 13, 1995 Mar 4, 2003 89 minutes +1339 "When her director husband is occupied with work in Paris, an American woman takes a jaunt with his business associate, a charming Gallic rogue who is happy to squire her on a tour of some of the finest meals in Provence. The first feature directed by Eleanor Coppola, wife of Francis and director of the ""Apocalypse Now"" documentary ""Hearts of Darkness""." PG Comedy|Romance Eleanor Coppola Eleanor Coppola May 12, 2017 Sep 5, 2017 $ 5,617,321 92 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1340 Produced by MTV Films, The Perfect Score is a teen crime comedy about a group of high school students who decide to steal the answers to the SAT exam. Kyle (Chris Evans) wants to be an architect, but his scores are too low to get into the school of his choice. Matty (Bryan Greenberg) is heartbroken when he is rejected from the school to which his girlfriend goes. Good girl Anna (Erika Christensen) is pressured by her parents to excel in academics and remain innocent. Desmond (Darius Miles) is a basketball player who believes the SAT exam is racist. Rounding out the group is gutsy Francesca (Scarlett Johansson) and lonely Roy (Leonardo Nam). PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Brian Robbins Mark Schwahn|Marc Hyman|Jon Zack Jan 30, 2004 Jun 29, 2004 $ 10,279,192 92 minutes Paramount Pictures +1341 Two Oscar-winning actors add a family-oriented comedy to their resumes with this Disney-produced arctic adventure. Snow Dogs stars Cuba Gooding Jr. as Ted Brooks, a Florida-dwelling dentist with a successful chain of offices and a comfy, poolside lifestyle. All this changes, however, when he finds out that he was actually adopted as a child, and that his birth mother has died and left him an inheritance in her home state of Alaska, of all places. After arriving in the snow-bound clime, Ted learns that he has been willed a pack of cutely named sled dogs: Demon, Diesel, Dutchess, Nana, Mack, Scooper, Sniff, and Yodel. Problem is, the town's premiere sled-dogger, Thunder Jack (James Coburn), wants the pack for himself, and encourages Ted to go back to his tropical environs. But with a major sled-dog race looming, Ted's inspired to learn the ropes, as it were, and prove himself worthy of his birth mother's inheritance -- any way he can. Snow Dogs was directed by Jingle All the Way's Brian Levant and features some animatronic dog effects by Jim Henson's Creature Shop; the script was very loosely adapted from popular author Gary Paulsen's nonfiction book Winterdance: The Fine Madness of Running the Iditarod. PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Kids and Family Brian Levant Jan 18, 2002 May 14, 2002 $ 81,110,575 99 minutes Buena Vista Distribution Compa +1342 It is not easy being a 9 year old in a new country. Tony has just moved with his parents, Dottie and Bob Thompson, from a big bustling city in America to a small village in a remote corner of Scotland. Every night, in his new home, Tony has nightmares about vampires, and he has no idea why. He soon becomes so absorbed by them that he starts studying every book he can find on the subject. His classmates tease him about his vampire obsession, especially the cruel local kids, Nigel and Flint, nephews of local squire, and Bob's employer, Lord McAshton. The teacher at his new school is so shocked he tells Tony's Mom about how worried he is; not a good start for the new kid in town. One evening, while in his room, practicing basic vampire moves, Tony gets a visit from a large bat, which transforms before his eyes into a 9 year old vampire boy, Rudolph, who happens to be extremely hungry, and convinced that Tony is one of his kind. Realizing that Tony is not a vampire, Rudolph tries to fly away again, but having no strength he just plummets straight to the ground outside Tony's window. Rookery the vampire hunter in his vampire hunting truck is in hot pursuit, and Tony, intrigued by the real life vampire he has met, protects Rudolph and, at his request, leads him to the local farm, where Rudolph drinks the blood of a cow. What later ensues is an adventurous caper during which Tony helps Rudolph find the mysterious missing half of the amulet that can help Rudolph and his family finally realize their dream - to become human again PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Kids and Family Uli Edel|Ulrich Edel Karey Kirkpatrick|Larry Wilson|Nicholas Waller Oct 27, 2000 Mar 6, 2001 $ 13,432,508 105 minutes New Line Cinema +1343 A triad gangster wrestles with conflicting loyalties after being selected by his boss to become a mole within the police force, then being recruited by the Head of District Anti-Triad Squad to go undercover and infiltrate the underworld. Anthony Wong and Michael Tse star. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Herman Yau Yeung-tat Wong Aug 13, 2009 Nov 24, 2009 100 minutes +1344 "Audrey Hepburn stars in The Nun's Story as Sister Luke, postulant of a Belgian order of nuns. Though frequently disillusioned in her efforts to spread good will -- at one point she is nearly killed by a mental patient (Colleen Dewhurst) -- Sister Luke perseveres. Sent as a nurse to the Belgian Congo, an assignment she'd been hoping for, Sister Luke is disappointed to learn that she will not be ministering to the natives but to European patients. Through the example of no-nonsense chief surgeon Peter Finch, the nun sheds her idealism and becomes a diligent worker -- so much so that she contracts tuberculosis. Upon the outbreak of World War II, Sister Luke tries to honor the edicts of her order and not take sides, but this becomes impossible when her father (Dean Jagger) is killed by the Nazis. Realizing that she cannot remain true to her vows, Sister Luke leaves the order and returns to ""civilian"" life. The Nun's Story ends with a long, silent sequence in which Sister Luke divests herself of her religious robes, dons street garb, and walks out to an uncertain future. There is no background music: director Fred Zinnemann decided that ""triumphant"" music would indicate that Sister Luke's decision was the right one, while ""tragic"" music would suggest that she is doing wrong. Rather than make an editorial comment, the director decided against music, allowing the audience members to fill in the blanks themselves. The Nun's Story is based on the book by Kathryn Hulme, whose depiction of convent life was a lot harsher and more judgmental than anything seen in the film." NR Classics|Drama Fred Zinnemann Robert Anderson Jul 18, 1959 Apr 4, 2006 149 minutes +1346 This moving prison drama tells the fascinating story of prison inmate Robert Stroud. Stroud's prison life is unrelenting, and he becomes increasingly withdrawn, until one day a sickly sparrow flies through the bars of his cell. Stroud, using homemade medicines, cures the bird. Fascinated, he begins studying ornithology. G Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense John Frankenheimer Elizabeth Stroud|Guy Trosper|Guy Troper Jul 3, 1962 Mar 6, 2001 143 minutes +1347 Two young people with little in common are thrown together under unusual circumstances in this offbeat drama directed by Clara Law, who made a number of well-received films in Hong Kong before emigrating to Australia. Yoshiyashi (Rikiya Kurokawa) is an expert computer hacker and snake enthusiast who travels to Australia from his home in Tokyo to buy the car of his dreams -- a perfectly restored 1967 Citroen DS. However, when Yoshiyashi arrives at the home of the man selling the car, he makes a shocking discovery -- the owner has killed his wife and turned the gun on himself, leaving behind Deidre (Rose Byrne), the man's niece, who is both blind and emotionally unstable. As it turns out, the Citroen is still for sale, but now Yoshiyashi must make his deal with one of the man's relatives, who lives a five-day drive away. Yoshiyashi brings Deidre along for the ride, who in the course of the trip learns a lot about Yoshiyashi's studied cool, while he gets clearer perspective on the troubled past behind her impulsive eccentricity. The Goddess of 1967 was shown in competition at the 2000 Venice and Toronto film festivals. NR Comedy|Drama|Romance Clara Law Clara Law|Eddie L C Fong|Eddie Ling-Ching Fong May 10, 2000 Mar 27, 2007 118 minutes +1349 His uncle having recently died in his arms after a hard fall from a high roof, a Boston carpenter decides to pen a play about the funeral despite having no previous theater experience and only his instinct to guide him. Jack O'Toole was just an average guy from an average family, but the instant he gazed into the eyes of his dying uncle everything changed. Taken by emotion and stirred by an internal voice that encourages him to filter his pain into something creative, Jack quits his job and begins writing a play. Much to Jack's surprise, his heartfelt vision slowly comes into focus in the back room of a local pub -- the only stage he can afford. Anyone who has ever written or produced a play will likely attest to the personal toll it takes, however, and Jack is no exception. Not only does Jack's new marriage begin to suffer as a result of his creative aspirations, but his strained relationship with his own father begins to buckle under the stress as well. As the night of the big premiere looms ever closer, the vocal doubts of his family and friends do little to distract the budding playwright from telling the story that continues to weigh on his heart and mind. NR Comedy|Drama Dave McLaughlin Dave McLaughlin Mar 14, 2008 Mar 9, 2010 102 minutes FilmBuff +1350 Los cambios que se producen en la vida de un ni NR Art House and International|Drama Oct 20, 2000 Jan 1, 2005 88 minutes +1351 Written and directed by Khyentse Norbu, Chang Hup The Gi Tril Nung (Travellers and Magicians) chronicles two parallel stories. The first belongs to Dondup (Tshewang Dendup), a bored mountain villager determined to move to the United States, and Tashi (Lhakpa Dorji), another restless soul whose journey led him to an affair and eventual conspiracy to murder. Tashi's story was related to Dondup by one of the fellow travelers trekking through the mountains on their way to an airplane headed for America. The traveler suggests that Tashi's story may contain an important message for Dondup -- namely, to consider being satisfied with what life has dealt him before setting off to parts unknown. NR Art House and International|Documentary|Drama Khyentse Norbu Khyentse Norbu Jan 28, 2005 Oct 25, 2005 108 minutes Zeitgeist Films +1352 Convinced she has only weeks to live, a virgin vows to lose her innocence in this teen comedy from Martha Coolidge. R Comedy Martha Coolidge 93 minutes +1353 "When Loretta Young stepped up to accept her Academy Award for The Farmer's Daughter, the ever-youthful leading lady, who'd been in films since 1928, sighed ""At long last" NR Classics|Comedy Laura Kerr|Allen Rivkin|Alan Rivkin 97 minutes +1354 Two rival gangs of children battle out their differences in a unique manner in this is remake of the 1962 film. It is set in two neighboring villages, Carrickdowse and Bally during an unnamed era in a remote part of southwestern Ireland. Each town has it's own gang of children. The tale is told by Marie, a former Bally girl. The gang in Carrickdowse is very neat. They always wear their school uniforms with neckties. Their leader is Geronimo. The Bally kids are less genteel; they are often dirty and rambunctious. Fergus is their leader. The war begins when insults are thrown when the two gangs meet on a bridge. To retaliate the Ballys deface a church in the other town. Then they capture Geronimo and steal the buttons from his shirt. When the Carricks do the same to Fergus, the war of the buttons commences. PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama|Kids and Family John Roberts Colin Welland Jun 1, 1995 Sep 10, 1996 94 minutes +1355 Caught in the middle of a fierce gang war in Macao, a corrupt cop named Sam (Tong Leung) handles negotiations between two Triad leaders who plan to join forces. He meets a suspicious bald man named Tony (Lau Ching-Wan), who keeps following him around and disrupting his personal business. But when Sam finds out he's a suspect in a nightclub owner's murder, he's sure his stalker has something to do with it. NR Art House and International|Mystery and Suspense Ching Wan Lau|Leung Siu Hung|Patrick Yau Jan 1, 1998 May 25, 1999 85 minutes +1357 After years of wooing director John Huston via good reviews, film critic James Agee was given a chance to write the screenplay for a Huston picture. Adapted from a novel by C.S. Forester, The African Queen stars Humphrey Bogart in his Oscar-winning portrayal of Charlie Allnut, the slovenly, gin-swilling captain of a tramp steamer called the African Queen, which ships supplies to small East African villages during World War I. Katharine Hepburn plays Rose Sayer, the maiden-lady sister of a prim British missionary, Rev. Samuel Sayer (Robert Morley). When Germans invade and Samuel dies, Allnut offers to take Rose back to civilization. She can't tolerate his drinking or bad manners; he isn't crazy about her imperious, judgmental attitude. However it does not take long before their passionate dislike turns to love. Together the disparate duo work to ensure their survival on the treacherous waters and devise an ingenious way to destroy a German gunboat. The African Queen may well be the perfect adventure film, its roller-coaster storyline complemented by the chemistry between its stars. The profound difficulties inherent in filming on location in Africa have been superbly documented by several books, including one written by Katharine Hepburn. Screenwriter Peter Viertel (who worked, on an uncredited basis, on the script of this film - assisting with some of the dialogue) incorporated some of the African Queen anecdotes in his roman a clef about a Huston-like director/adventurer, White Hunter, Black Heart. PG Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama|Romance John Huston John Huston|James Agee|Peter Viertel Dec 23, 1951 Jul 9, 2004 105 minutes +1358 "Returning to the Ireland of his birth, director John Ford fashions a irresistable valentine to the ""Auld Sod"" in The Quiet Man. Irish-American boxer John Wayne, recovering from the trauma of having accidentally killed a man in the ring, arrives in the Irish village where he was born. Hoping to bury his past and settle down to a life of tranquility, Wayne has purchased the home of his birth from wealthy local widow Mildred Natwick, a transaction that has incurred the wrath of pugnacious squire Victor McLaglen, who coveted the property for himself. By and by, Wayne falls in love with McLaglen's beautiful, high-spirited sister Maureen O'Hara. Her insistence that Wayne conduct his courtship in a proper Irish manner-with puckish matchmaker Barry Fitzgerald along for the ride as ""chaperone""--is but one obstacle to their future happiness: the other is McLaglen, who spitefully refuses to give his consent to his sister's marriage, or to honor the tradition of paying a dowry to Wayne. Wayne could care less about dowries, but the tradition-bound Maureen refuses to consummate her marriage until McLaglen pays up. Under any other circumstances, Wayne would have punched out the bullying McLaglen long ago, but ever since his tragedy in the ring he has been reluctant to fight. Local priest Ward Bond conspires with several locals to trick McLaglen into paying his due. They intimate that widow Natwick, for whom McLaglen carries a torch, will marry the old brute if he'll give his consent to the marriage and fork over the dowry. But McLaglen finds he's been tricked and the situation remains at a standoff, with the frustrated Wayne locked out of his wife's bedroom. When Maureen accuses him of being a coward and walks out on him, our hero can stand no more. He marches Maureen to McLaglen's home, indicating that he plans to whale the tar out of both brother and sister. As a huge and appreciative crowd gathers the cornered McLaglen truculently tosses the money in Wayne's direction. Big John hands the bills to Maureen, just as she knew he would, and she ceremoniously destroys the money, just as he knew je would. Having proven their love for each other, there is nothing left for Wayne and Maureen to do but head home and perform their nuptual duties. But first there's the matter of giving McLaglen the thrashing he deserves....and it is this spectacular donnybrook, which covers several acres of land and at least two ""pit stops"" so that the combatants can quench their thirst, which convinces Natwick that the defeated McLaglen is truly worthy of her love (her logic is on a par with everyone else's in the film" G Classics|Comedy|Drama|Romance John Ford Aug 14, 1952 Feb 20, 2001 129 minutes +1359 In this second film version of the George & Ira Gershwin Broadway hit, Mickey Rooney stars as a teen-aged playboy who is sent to a western mining school by his father. Judy Garland plays the feisty, lovelorn daughter of the mining-school dean, who falls in love with the hero. NR Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Norman Taurog|Busby Berkeley Nov 26, 1943 Sep 25, 2007 99 minutes +1361 Fu Manchu (Christopher Lee) plots to destroy the world by poisoning heads of state. Goetz George. Smith: Richard Green. Black Widow: Shirley Eaton. Ursula: Maria Rohm. Petrie: Howard Marion Crawford. Lin Tang: Tsai Chin. PG Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Sep 24, 1968 Jan 13, 2004 91 minutes Blue Underground +1362 BLACK OR WHITE is the story of a grandfather (Academy Award (R) winner Kevin Costner) who is suddenly left to care for his beloved granddaughter. When her paternal grandmother (Academy Award (R) winner Octavia Spencer) seeks custody with the help of her brother (Anthony Mackie), the little girl is torn between two families who love her deeply. With the best intentions at heart, both families fight for what they feel is right and are soon forced to confront their true feelings about race, forgiveness, and understanding. Anchored by an all-star cast and based on real events, the movie is a look at two seemingly different worlds, in which nothing is as simple as black or white. (C) Relativity PG-13 Drama Mike Binder Mike Binder Jan 30, 2015 May 5, 2015 $ 15,504,419 90 minutes +1363 Director Frank Perry brings Susan Issacs' comedic whodunit novel to the screen with Susan Sarandon as a Long Island housewife who tries to escape her deadening suburban life by trying to solve the murder of a philandering local dentist. The dentist, Bruce Fleckstein (Joe Mantegna), is the kind of swinging ladies' man who wears gold chains and jazzy clothing. He also arranges to meet his lonely housewife patients in hotel rooms for afternoon quickies. When he is found murdered in his office, the suspects are as numerous as the names in the Nyack telephone directory, especially since Fleckstein had the habit of taking incriminating Polaroid snapshots during his one-on-one sessions. Judith Singer (Sarandon) is an ex-Newsday reporter and bored wife of Bob Singer (Edward Herrmann), a stuffy business executive, and she was one of the last people to see Fleckstein alive. Considered a suspect by police detective David Suarez (Raul Julia), she determines to solve the case herself, interviewing suspects and searching for evidence. If she solves the crime, Judith hopes to write an article about it and get her old job back at the newspaper. R Comedy|Mystery and Suspense Frank Perry Nora Ephron|Susan Isaacs 99 minutes +1364 This junior-level Ground Hog Day stars Erik Von Detten as Billy Jackson, a 13-year-old Scrooge in the making. Lacking the athletic prowess to play with his Christmas presents, mooning over a girl who doesn't know he's alive (and whose boyfriend is a bully), and ruminating over the fact that his rich uncle's new Val-U-Mall will put his father's store out of business, Billy has absolutely no reason to believe in Santa Claus--and he relays this sentiment to his kid sister Sarah (Yvonne Zima). In a burst of retaliatory stubbornness, Sarah counters Billy's sourness by wishing that it would be Christmas every day. Wham PG Comedy Larry Peerce Stephen Alix|Nancey Silvers 92 minutes +1365 Taken from Bram Stoker's last novel, Ken Russell adds his artistic flair to this campy horror comedy. While staying at the ancestral home of sisters Mary (Sammi Davis) and Eve Trent (Catherine Oxenberg), a Scottish archaeology student uncovers a skull of unknown origin. Angus Flint (Peter Capaldi) reveals his findings to the neighboring nobleman Lord James (Hugh Grant). The two connect the ancient legends of a dragon to a strange cult that worships a giant, ravenous subterranean white worm. The property of the Trent sisters is later revealed to have been built on the sight where ancient pagan rituals took place. Vampire vixen and cult-member Lady Silvia Marsh (Amanda Donohoe) lures victims to the white worm to feed on. R Art House and International|Horror Ken Russell Ken Russell Jan 1, 1988 Oct 19, 1999 93 minutes +1366 British writer Guy Ritchie made his feature directorial debut with this crime-caper comedy-drama set in London's East End and heavy on the Cockney dialogue (with one scene in subtitled Cockney rhyming slang). A big-bucks scheme goes awry: Cardsharp Eddy (Nick Moran) and pals Bacon (Jason Statham), Tom (Jason Flemyng), and Soap (Dexter Fletcher) scuffle to pile up enough money to put Eddy at the card table opposite gangland porn lord Hatchet Harry (P.H. Moriarty). Unfortunately, the whole plan backfires, leaving Eddy owing Harry a huge sum, payable within the week. In truth, Harry hopes to acquire the bar run by his rival, J.D. (Sting), who is Eddy's father. To raise the cash, Eddy sets out to steal from a marijuana business run by Winston (Steven Mackintosh), but the inevitable gunplay doesn't make for an easy heist. World premiere at the 1998 Edinburgh Film Festival (Focus on British Cinema). R Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Guy Ritchie Guy Ritchie Mar 5, 1999 Aug 31, 1999 105 minutes +1368 In this drama, two U.S. Marines who stood side by side on the field of battle are reunited in a court of law. Attorney Hayes Hodges (Tommy Lee Jones) once aspired to a career as an officer, but a serious injury in Vietnam put an end to his military future, leaving him bitter and resentful. Col. Terry L. Childers (Samuel L. Jackson) fought alongside Hodges and once saved his life; when Childers is threatened with a court martial for ordering his troops to fire on civilians during a raid on an American embassy, Hodges is the only lawyer that he can trust, and the case gives Hodges a chance for revenge against the military system that he feels has wronged him. Rules of Engagement also features Kim Delaney, Ben Kingsley, Blair Underwood, and Anne Archer. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense William Friedkin Stephen Gaghan Apr 7, 2000 Oct 10, 2000 127 minutes Paramount Pictures +1369 In this sensitive drama, Matthew is wracked with guilt about his father's death. As a lifeguard, he believes he should have been able to save him from drowning. Matthew slowly withdraws into his own world, which includes a radio inside his head that changes its station when things become difficult. R Drama Jeffrey Bell Jeffrey Bell Jun 1, 1994 Mar 14, 1995 91 minutes +1370 Rolando Colla's Summer Games tells the tale of a half-dozen kids who end up spending their days together while their various families all stay at the same vacation spot on the Tuscan coast. Twelve-year old Nic (Armando Condolucci) sees his father abuse his mother on a regular basis, but he's drawn to Marie (Fiorella Campanella), the oldest girl in their group of friends. She's desperate to find out what happened to her father, and her mother refuses to give any indication of where he might be. As these two learn hard life lessons, their childlike games take on a more adult tone as the summer goes along, until their last day together leads to an unforgettable adventure. Summer Games was part of the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival. NR Drama Rolando Colla Rolando Colla|Roberto Scarpetti 101 minutes +1372 NR Action and Adventure 93 minutes +1373 Dan Aykroyd stars as A. V. Roe Canada President Crawford Gordon in this four-part CBC mini-series tracing the conception and production of the Avro Arrow supersonic jet interceptor. Ron White, Lubomir Mykytiuk, and Nigel Bennett co-star in this highly successful docudrama featuring cameos by Michael Ironside and Michael Moriarty. NR Drama|Television Don McBrearty 180 minutes +1374 Cameron Post (Chlo NR Drama Desiree Akhavan Desiree Akhavan|Cecilia Frugiuele Aug 3, 2018 Dec 3, 2018 90 minutes FilmRise +1375 "Joseph P. ""Kotch"" Kotcher is an irksome 72-year-old who lives with his son and daughter-in-law. When he learns the family's former babysitter Erica is pregnant, Kotch loans her some money; and when she moves away to Palm Springs, he moves in with her, hoping to be of some use." PG Classics|Comedy|Drama Jack Lemmon John Paxton Sep 17, 1971 Jul 6, 2004 113 minutes +1376 """Couples Retreat"" follows four Midwestern couples who embark on a journey to a tropical island resort. While one of the couples is there to work on their marriage, the other three set out to jet ski, spa and enjoy some fun in the sun. They soon discover that participation in the resort's couple's therapy is not optional. Suddenly, their group-rate vacation comes at a price. What follows is a hilarious look at real world problems faced by all couples." PG-13 Comedy Peter Billingsley Jon Favreau|Vince Vaughn|Dana Fox Oct 9, 2009 Feb 9, 2010 $ 109,176,215 107 minutes Universal Pictures +1377 This pretty typical car race movie contains several great race scenes from some of the world's big-name courses (Daytona; Riverside, California; Charlotte, North Carolina; and Ascot in England). The story revolves around three stock-car racers and the women they run with. NR Action and Adventure|Drama Howard Hawks George Kirgo Nov 9, 1965 Feb 7, 1991 110 minutes +1378 Diane Keaton made her directorial debut with this drama, adapted from the autobiographical novel of sportswriter Franz Lidz. Lidz's story was set in his New York childhood and told of how living with his four eccentric uncles helped him overcome his grief at the death of his beloved mother. The movie is set in southern California and the four uncles from the novel have been whittled down to two. Lidz was christened Steven (Nathan Watt) and he is raised by the luminous Selma (Andie McDowell) and Sid (John Turturro), his father. When Selma is taken ill, Sid keeps Steven and his sister out of her bedroom, fearing they will upset her. Sid is an ingenious but cool-hearted inventor whose head is more developed than his heart. He sends Steven off to live with his two brothers. Danny (Michael Richards) is a high-spirited, paranoid man who suffers from delusions. Arthur (Maury Chaykin) is a big-hearted guy who likes to collect other people's junk. Together they rename the child Franz and teach him to value his own uniqueness. PG Comedy|Drama Diane Keaton Richard LaGravenese Sep 15, 1995 Jun 3, 2003 94 minutes +1379 "It is very likely that hard-core Creationists will not be politely inclined towards The Missing Link. This unique, thoroughly credible ""historical drama"" stars David Hughes (husband of director Carol Hughes) as an ancient man-ape, living in what would later be called Africa. After his people are killed off by the more highly evolved humans, Hughes sets out on a grueling trek across the African plain. En route, he encounters numerous examples of species that have long since become extinct (is there a subliminal pro-eco message lurking about here?) Star Hughes' ""missing link"" makeup is convincingly rendered by Oscar-winner Rick Baker." PG Action and Adventure David Hughes 92 minutes +1380 This cerebral Austrian mystery, by avant-garde director Michael Haneke, will disturb those viewers with the patience to wade through it. The film begins with a grisly mass killing. It was Christmas eve 1993 and a 19-year old student inexplicably murders several people and then kills himself. The fragmented film flashes back to October 12 and then progresses toward the fateful night. Throughout the film many characters appear and suddenly reappear. A homeless teenaged Romanian exile roaming Vienna's streets and begging provides continuity. Each fragment begins with a newscast that functions as a surreal Greek Chorus One shows footage of the war in Sarajevo, and the other is a story about Michael Jackson. NR Art House and International|Drama|Special Interest Michael Haneke Jan 1, 1994 May 16, 2006 96 minutes +1381 When a one-night stand that should have stayed that way has unexpected consequences, the reluctant odd couple attempts to transform their tentative relationship into a lasting love in this conception comedy. Twenty-four-year-old entertainment journalist Alison Scott (Katherine Heigl) is on the fast track to the big time, but an alcohol-fueled hookup with responsibility-shirking slacker Ben Stone (Seth Rogen) finds her professional priorities taking a back seat to having a baby. R Comedy|Romance Judd Apatow Judd Apatow Jun 1, 2007 Sep 25, 2007 $ 148,734,225 129 minutes Universal +1382 A canine variation on the vampire legend. Michael Pataki, Reggie Nalder, Jose Ferrer, Jan Shutan. Linda: Libbie Chase. Steve: John Levin. Mrs. Parks: Cleo Harrington. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Albert Band Mar 11, 1981 Apr 27, 2004 85 minutes +1383 Through a series of misunderstandings, Alvin, Simon and Theodore come to believe that Dave is going to propose to his new girlfriend in Miami...and dump them. They have three days to get to him and stop the proposal, saving themselves not only from losing Dave but possibly from gaining a terrible stepbrother. (C) Fox PG Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family Walt Becker Dec 18, 2015 Mar 15, 2016 $ 66,580,191 86 minutes 20th Century Fox +1385 An unhappy couple discover breaking up really is hard to do in this satiric comedy. Richard Harmon (Dick Van Dyke) and his wife, Barbara (Debbie Reynolds), are a typical married couple in American Suburbia -- which is to say they're not very happy with each other. After 15 years together, Richard and Barbara decide they've reached the end of their collective rope, and after several rounds of marriage counseling proves fruitless, they file for divorce. Between negotiating child custody, alimony, and finding new places to live, Richard and Barbara discover divorce isn't appreciably easier than being married; meanwhile, Richard makes a new friend in Nelson Downes (Jason Robards), a fellow divorc NR Classics|Comedy Bud Yorkin Norman Lear|Robert Kaufman Jan 1, 1967 Jan 6, 2004 109 minutes +1386 A pair of bumbling vampire-hunters attempts to destroy an undead nobleman and his cronies and rescue a buxom maiden in actor/director Roman Polanski's playful update of the venerable vampire genre. Bat expert and vampire obsessive Professor Abronsius (Jack MacGowran) barely survives his journey through the Alps into snowy Slovenia to continue his oft-maligned research into the undead. Thawed out by his hapless assistant, Alfred (Polanski), and the frisky local innkeeper, Shagal (Alfie Bass), Abronsius quickly notices the overabundance of raw garlic as a decorating motif in the inn and its environs. Too ineffectual to save Shagal from having his blood sucked, the professor and Alfred miss the boat again when the mysterious Count Von Krolock (Ferdinand Mayne) kidnaps Shagal's built, beautiful daughter, Sarah (Sharon Tate). The itinerant vampire hunters must travel through the icy wilderness to Von Krolock's abode and evade his manservant and his effete son Herbert (Iain Quarrier) before Sarah joins the ranks of the ghouls. They soon learn, however, that the luxury-starved lass actually enjoys her captors' lavish attentions. The action climaxes during a costume ball attended by a phalanx of blood-suckers, although the laughs and surprises continue until the very end. Sixteen minutes of unauthorized cuts have been restored in some video editions of The Fearless Vampire Hunters, although the animated credits sequence that replaced them is also retained. The film marks the feature debut of Tate, who replaced Polanski's original choice, Jill St. John, on the advice of producer Martin Ransohoff. G Art House and International|Comedy|Horror Roman Polanski Nov 13, 1967 Oct 5, 2004 107 minutes +1387 After publishing a bestselling novel based on the death of one of his high school classmates, the controversial writer Sidney Hall (Logan Lerman) finds himself catapulted to unexpected fame and renown. His relationship with his girlfriend (Elle Fanning) begins to fall apart as the dark consequences of the book intrude on their life together, and he disappears without a trace. Nearly a decade later, an enigmatic detective searches for the missing author, whose books are connected to a string of mysterious arsons. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Shawn Christensen Shawn Christensen|Jason Dolan Mar 2, 2018 Mar 20, 2018 120 minutes +1388 Based on the novel by Curt Siodmak, this horror film follows scientist Dr. Patrick J. Cory's (Lew Ayres) discovery of a method to keep disembodied brains alive. However, when Cory gets a hold of the brain of a ruthless businessman who was killed in a plane crash, the brain takes on a power of its own and threatens to take control of the body and actions of the scientist. NR Classics|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Jun 1, 1953 Sep 1, 2009 85 minutes +1389 From Ron Shelton, writer/director of Tin Cup and Bull Durham, comes the new comedy, Just Getting Started. Morgan Freeman stars as DUKE DIVER, the freewheeling manager of the luxury Palm Springs resort, the Villa Capri. DIVER may have a mysterious past, but he's a pro at making sure that life for the high-spirited residents is one big, non-stop party. But the status quo is challenged when ex-military charmer LEO (Tommy Lee Jones) checks in, triggering a competition between Duke and Leo for the top spot of Alpha male, as well as for the affections of the newly-arrived SUZIE (Rene Russo). When Duke's past suddenly catches up with him, the rivals put aside their differences and the two men reluctantly team up to stop whoever is trying to kill Duke, and also save the Villa Capri. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Comedy Ron Shelton Ron Shelton Dec 8, 2017 Feb 27, 2018 Broad Green Pictures +1390 The relationship between a gay son and his straight father is chronicled in this honest Australian drama. Harry Mitchell is a widower living with his son Jeff. Harry has always accepted his son's sexual orientation, but the sincerity of his acceptance is questioned when Jeff brings a potential lover home. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Gay and Lesbian Kevin Dowling|Geoff Burton David Stevens Mar 8, 1995 Jun 3, 2003 99 minutes +1391 "Murder by Contract was more professionally beneficial for its star, Vincent Edwards, than its director, the underrated Irving Lerner. Edwards plays hitman-for-hire Claude, who goes about his work with quiet, detached and deadly efficiency. After several ""minor"" killings (adroitly and subtly conveyed by director Lerner), Claude is assigned the task of murdering mob witness Billie Williams (Caprice Toriel). Despite his qualms about killing a woman-not because he's got a sentimental streak, but because women are ""difficult"" to kill without a lot of extra preparation-he accepts the job. His first two attempts come to naught, due to circumstances beyond his control. While laying the groundwork for his third try, Claude finds out that his two trusted associates (Herschel Bernardi and Phillip Pine) have been ordered to kill him because of his earlier failures. Wearily, he disposes of his ex-comrades and gets down to the business at hand. Had Murder by Contract been made a few years later, Claude may have triumphed in the end, but the state of censorship in 1958 dictated a less happy fate for the ""hero"". Enhancing the low-key ambience of Murder by Contract is the matter-of-fact cinematography of Lucien Ballard and the muted one-guitar musical score by Carlo Lodato." G Drama|Mystery and Suspense Irving Lerner Benjamin Simcoe Dec 1, 1958 Nov 3, 2009 81 minutes +1392 Jack Nicholson is hilariously funny as a compulsive-obsessive, homophobic romance novelist who is compelled by circumstances to get to know his gay neighbor (Greg Kinnear) and the waitress who puts up with Nicholson PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Romance Dec 23, 1997 May 19, 1998 139 minutes +1393 Steven Seagal plays an expert sniper on a special mission to rescue a U.S. congressman being held by the Taliban in Afghanistan. Pro wrestler Rob Van Dam co-stars in this action movie directed by Fred Olen Ray. R Fred Olen Ray Fred Olen Ray 84 minutes +1394 "A pair of animal enthusiasts desperate to boost the ratings of their failing television series ""Strange Wilderness"" set out for the Andes in search of the elusive Bigfoot in this comedy directed by Fred Wolf and starring Justin Long, Steve Zahn, Kevin Heffernan, and Ernest Borgnine. Peter Gaulke (Zahn) and Fred Wolf (Allen Covert) are the energetic hosts of ""Strange Wilderness"" -- television's most unconventional nature show. When the ratings take a nosedive and they are confronted with cancellation, Peter finds himself resorting to desperate measures in order to stay on the air. Perhaps if the ""Strange Wilderness"" crew could somehow track down the most elusive creature ever to stalk the woodlands, they could keep their show on the air and go down in history as the adventurers who solved one of nature's greatest mysteries." R Comedy Feb 1, 2008 May 20, 2008 $ 6,515,869 87 minutes Paramount Classics +1395 Below the Deadline is a late-silent independent production with postdubbed music and sound effects. Young Arthur Rankin is framed on an embezzling charge. On the eve of his incarcertaion, Rankin is inexplicably set free. It's all handiwork of detective Frank Leigh, who believes in the boy. Leigh gives Rankin a set timeframe to prove his innocence. Barbara Worth costars as Rankin's lady love. Below the Deadline is no relation to the later talkie films of same title. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense 79 minutes +1396 The sequel to Purple Rain, this film follows the conflict between The Kid (Prince) and Morris (Morris Day), as they struggle over the future of a nightclub and the love of an angelic woman (Ingrid Chavez). PG-13 Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Prince Prince Nov 2, 1990 Aug 24, 2004 95 minutes WARNER BROTHERS PICTURES +1397 James Richards is an ordinary middle-class man living a very comfortable and orderly life in London, working as a statistician. In this drama, he discovers that his safe and cozy world is rife with hidden corners and unimagined dangers. He first discovers that things are not as they seem when, through a client, he learns of a special film that has been suppressed by the British government. His search for that film leads him into the labyrinth of underground tunnels and offices which were built under the city during World War II, and he is pitted against an organized government conspiracy. NR Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Stephen Poliakoff Stephen Poliakoff 112 minutes +1398 "A heartfelt tale of inspiration, hope and redemption, ""Letters to God"" is the story of what happens when one boy's walk of faith crosses paths with one man's search for meaning -- the resulting transformational journey touches the lives of everyone around them." PG Drama|Kids and Family|Faith and Spirituality David Nixon|Patrick Doughtie Apr 9, 2010 Aug 10, 2010 $ 1,121,000 110 minutes Vivendi Entertainment +1399 Imagine the end of the world. Now imagine something worse. Award-winning filmmaker Trey Edward Shults follows his incredible debut feature KRISHA with IT COMES AT NIGHT, a horror film following a man (Joel Edgerton) as he learns that the evil stalking his family home may be only a prelude to horrors that come from within. Secure within a desolate home as an unnatural threat terrorizes the world, the tenuous domestic order he has established with his wife and son is put to the ultimate test with the arrival of a desperate young family seeking refuge. Despite the best intentions of both families, paranoia and mistrust boil over as the horrors outside creep ever-closer, awakening something hidden and monstrous within him as he learns that the protection of his family comes at the cost of his soul. R Drama|Horror Trey Edward Shults Trey Edward Shults Jun 9, 2017 Sep 12, 2017 $ 13,985,117 91 minutes A24 +1400 In Palm Beach, Florida, a detective is on the track of a serial killer who preys on women and who tries to force him to give up his investigation via frightening threats. The detective has to wade through erotically oriented murders and a handful of possible suspects, including a former lover and his own brother. This thriller contains profanity, sexual situations, violence and nudity. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Andy Wolk Jim Piddock Nov 11, 1992 Jun 4, 2002 105 minutes +1402 A voluptuous outer space agent travels to another galaxy in search of a missing inventor in this science fiction send-up. Barbarella (Jane Fonda), an interstellar representative of the united Earth government in the 41st century, is dispatched to locate scientist Durand Durand, whose positronic ray, if not recovered, could signal the end of humanity. Outfitted in an array of stunning Star Trek/Bond girl outfits and cruising around in a plush, psychedelic spaceship, Barbarella travels to the Tau Seti system and promptly crash-lands. She then spends the rest of the film discovering the joys of interstellar sex with a keeper of feral children (Ugo Tognazzi), a blind, beatific angel (John Phillip Law), and an inept revolutionary named Dildano (David Hemmings). Slowly but surely, she also finds her way to Durand Durand by moving from one exotic, Wizard of Oz-style locale to another. Along the way, she meets the kindly Professor Ping (a surprisingly verbal Marcel Marceau), a Eurotrash dominatrix named the Great Tyrant (Rolling Stones gal pal Anita Pallenberg), and the Concierge (Milo O'Shea), a strangely familiar lackey of the Great Tyrant who tries to destroy Barbarella with his great big organ of love. Jean-Claude Forest, who created the character Barbarella in 1962 for V-Magazine, served as visual advisor on the adaptation. The film's missing scientist character famously inspired the band name of '80s pop stars Duran Duran (who altered the spelling slightly). Almost two decades later, the film also inspired electronic act Matmos, which was named after the aqueous personification of evil unleashed by the Concierge at the movie's climax. PG Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Roger Vadim Clement Biddle Wood|Tudor Gates|Vittori Bonicelli|Roger Vadim|Terry Southern|Jean-Claude Forest|Claude Brule|Vittorio Bonicelli|Brian Degas Oct 10, 1968 Jun 22, 1999 98 minutes +1403 In this outer space musical, Samuel Curtis, an interplanetary trader from Nevada, sets forth through a rustic and remote solar system when he finds out that his old nemesis, Professor Hess, is pursuing him and would like to kill him. NR Action and Adventure|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Western Cory McAbee Cory McAbee Oct 12, 2001 Feb 22, 2005 94 minutes Artistic License Films +1405 Stone People is a rural family melodrama about a boy who accidentally shoots and kills his older brother. Unable to accept the gravity of what he has done, the boy becomes withdrawn and stops speaking, which leads his family to believe that he doesn't care about his brother's death. PG Action and Adventure|Drama Christopher Cain Jan 1, 1984 May 17, 2005 93 minutes +1406 Rose Troche (Go Fish) directed this British romantic comedy with various gay characters in London. Impish Darren (Tom Hollander) urges lonely Leo (Kevin McKidd of Trainspotting) to get a more active social life, as does neighbor Angie (Julie Graham). When friend Adam (Christopher Fulford) gets Leo to join the therapy group run by New Age-styled guru Keith (Simon Callow), Leo meets good-looking Irishman Brendan (James Purefoy), who's just ending a lengthy relationship with his business partner, Sally (Jennifer Ehle). Sally just happens to be Leo's high-school sweetheart. It's not long before Leo and Brendan pair off. Shown in the Market section at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival. NR Comedy|Romance Rose Troche Robert Farrar May 28, 1999 Aug 22, 2000 96 minutes +1407 Though out of favor with many Abbott and Costello buffs, Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd is actually a lot of fun, so long as the viewer parks logic and dignity at the door. Captain Kidd is played by no less than Charles Laughton, who reportedly agreed to sign up for this film because he wanted to learn how to perform a comedy double-take. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello are cast as Rocky and Puddn'head, waiters at a pirate hangout on the island of Tortuga. Entrusted with a love letter written by the beautiful Lady Jane (Fran Warren) to cabaret singer Bruce Martingale (Bill Shirley), Puddn'head manages to get this missive mixed up with a treasure map coveted by both Captain Kidd and his rival, lady pirate Captain Bonney (Hillary Brooke). The upshot of all this finds Rocky, Pudd'nhead, Lady Jane and Bruce being shanghaied by Kidd, setting the stage for a climactic treasure hunt and chase on a faraway island. Laughton takes to broad slapstick comedy like a fish to water; indeed, at times he's a lot funnier than Bud and Lou NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts Charles Lamont John Grant|Howard Dimsdale 70 minutes +1408 Pedro Almod R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Apr 16, 1999 Oct 26, 2006 101 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1409 Vittorio De Sica plays the middle-aged marshal of carabiniers in a remote Italian mountain village. He's anxious to marry, and selects young Gina Lollobrigida as his bride; but she is already in love with De Sica's shy subordinate Roberto Risso. Mistaking her headstrong behavior as promiscuity, De Sica makes advances towards her, but she spurns him. Forsaking the girl to the arms of Risso, De Sica decides to settle for village midwife Marisa Merlini. Originally titled Pane, Amore, e Fantasia when released in Italy, Bread, Love and Dreams contains what some regard as Gina Lollobrigida's best and most naturalistic performance. The film's popularity resulted in two sequels, both with Lollobrigida: Pane, Amore e Gelosia (US title: Frisky) and the open-ended Pane, Amore e... (released in the states as Scandal in Sorrento). NR Art House and International|Classics|Comedy|Drama|Romance Luigi Comencini Sep 20, 1954 Jan 27, 2009 90 minutes +1410 "Cairo is one of the largest cities in Egypt, but for decades there was no formal garbage collection system in most of the city; instead, many neighborhoods were kept clean by zaballeen, or ""garbage people."" The zaballeen would pick up trash from the streets, sometimes being paid a few pennies for their efforts, but most would support themselves by selling cans, bottles, and other materials they found to recycling firms. This makeshift system proved to be surprisingly effective and efficient, but when Cairo's local government entered into a contract with an international sanitation firm to collect the city's trash, some 60,000 zaballeen suddenly found themselves without a livelihood. Filmmaker Mai Iskander examines the culture of Cairo's ""garbage people"" through the lives of three young men who collect and recycle trash in the documentary Garbage Dreams. Iskander spent four years following and filming quick-witted 16-year-old Osama, class-conscious 18-year-old Nabil, and bright 17-year-old Adham as they struggle to make a living and a future in a profession whose days are numbered. Garbage Dreams received its world premiere at the 2009 South by Southwest Film Festival." NR Documentary Mai Iskander 83 minutes Iskander Films +1411 Based on the novel by Whitley Strieber, a wealthy land developer and his wife are viciously murdered in the South Bronx, and detective Dewey Wilson (Albert Finney) is assigned to the case. After more people turn up dead, Wilson meets up with some Native Americans who inform him of the nature of the creatures that are inhabiting the inner-city slums. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Michael Wadleigh Jul 24, 1981 Aug 13, 2002 115 minutes +1412 "Dave Martin (David Hemmings) and his mates once again find themselves dealing with the tricky side of the music business in this sequel to the British pop musical Live It Up. Dave has become interested in writing, and has a lead on a job with a newspaper in the seaside community of Brighton. As luck would have it, his parents Herbert (Ivor Salter) and Margaret (Diana King) are also moving to Brighton, having inherited a guest house there that they've decided to take over as the family business. En route to Brighton, Dave meets Erica (Andrea Monet), a pretty girl from the United States who is going to Brighton to audition for a job as a dancer. She is lacking accommodations, so Dave offers to put her up at the family's new guest house, though Herbert and Margaret at first believe their son has less than honorable intentions. When Erica's audition falls through, she opts to stay on in Brighton, and she's soon joined by Dave's old pals Phil (John Pike) and Ricky (Stephen Marriot), who were his partners in the beat group the Smart Alecks. Publicity friendly impresario Hilton Bass (David Healy) arrives in town looking for ""the Brighton Sound,"" which he's convinced will be the next big thing after the success of Merseybeat. Dave asks his pals to re-form the Smart Alecks to enter the talent competition Bass is staging, but he's disqualified when he learns the paper he's working for is helping to sponsor the contest. However, Dave thinks he may have struck upon a story when he uncovers evidence that suggests Bass has rigged the contest to favor a group he's already signed to a deal. Be My Guest features guest appearances from Jerry Lee Lewis and the Nashville Teens (the latter of whom also serve as Lewis' backing band), as well as lesser known beat groups the Nightshades, Kenny and the Wranglers, and the Zephyrs. Noted British rock producer Shel Talmy coordinated the film's musical score." NR Classics|Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Lance Comfort 82 minutes +1413 NR Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Hammudi Al-Rahmoun Font|Hammudi al-Rahmoun Hammudi Al-Rahmoun Font|Hammudi al-Rahmoun 69 minutes +1415 A long-unavailable underground hit that anticipated The Hunger Games novels by eight years, veteran director Fukasaku's epically violent, still-controversial and deeply influential genre masterpiece takes place in a dystopian alternate universe. In the near future, the economy has collapsed, unemployment has soared and juvenile crime has exploded. Fearful of its nation's youth, the Japanese government passes The BR Law: Each year, a 9th grade class is sent to a remote island where they will be locked into exploding neck collars, given a random weapon, and forced to hunt and kill each other until there is only one survivor left. Battle Royale follows one such class, with an ice-cold performance from Takeski Kitano as the group's teacher. -- (C) Anchor Bay NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Kinji Fukasaku Kenta Fukasaku Jan 1, 2000 Mar 20, 2012 114 minutes +1418 "A comedy drama set on a Yorkshire chicken farm in 1950s England, the story follows the turbulent romance between Rocky the Rooster and Ginger the chicken, both of whom yearn for freedom and are planning a daring ""prisoner of war"" style escape. Both chickens are tired of being repressed and know they face an eventual certain death, so in planning their escape, they rally with their fellow chickens." G Action and Adventure|Animation|Comedy|Drama|Kids and Family Peter Lord|Nick Park Jack Rosenthal|Karey Kirkpatrick Jun 21, 2000 Nov 21, 2000 $ 106,604,314 85 minutes +1419 Jerry Lewis stars in this comedy about a male Cinderella going to the royal ball. He falls for the princess (Anna Maria Alberghetti) while dancing to the music of the Count Basie Orchestra. His fairy godfather (Ed Wynn) warns Lewis he must be home before midnight when the spell is broken. NR Classics|Comedy|Kids and Family|Romance Frank Tashlin|Jerry Lewis Frank Tashlin Dec 18, 1960 Oct 12, 2004 91 minutes +1420 Justine is thirty years old and works as a discount store clerk in Texas. Deeply unhappy in her marriage to a man who is infertile because of a dope-smoking habit, Justine soon begins an affair with Holden, the store's newly hired cashier and becomes pregnant. Holden, who has serious issues of his own, steals money from the store's safe for the two of them to run away, but the plan is short-lived when it takes a tragic turn for the worse. R Comedy|Drama Miguel Arteta Mike White Aug 7, 2002 Jan 7, 2003 $ 13,737,564 93 minutes Fox Searchlight Pictures +1423 In this comical Disney espionage adventure, a herd of nannies team up with Scotland Yard and set off to find important microfilm that was concealed, by a wicked Chinese spy, within the skeleton of a dinosaur that now sits in the British Natural History Museum G Action and Adventure|Comedy|Kids and Family|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Robert Stevenson Bill Walsh Aug 6, 1975 Nov 18, 1988 93 minutes +1424 From filmmaker Andrew Stanton comes John Carter-a sweeping action-adventure set on the mysterious and exotic planet of Barsoom (Mars). John Carter is based on a classic novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs, whose highly imaginative adventures served as inspiration for many filmmakers, both past and present. The film tells the story of war-weary, former military captain John Carter (Taylor Kitsch), who is inexplicably transported to Mars where he becomes reluctantly embroiled in a conflict of epic proportions amongst the inhabitants of the planet, including Tars Tarkas (Willem Dafoe) and the captivating Princess Dejah Thoris (Lynn Collins). In a world on the brink of collapse, Carter rediscovers his humanity when he realizes that the survival of Barsoom and its people rests in his hands. -- (C) Walt Disney PG-13 Action and Adventure|Horror|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Andrew Stanton|Mark Atkins Mark Atkins|Mark Andrews|Michael Chabon|Andrew Stanton Mar 9, 2012 Jun 5, 2012 $ 73,058,679 118 minutes Walt Disney Pictures +1426 "Six people are inexplicably imprisoned in a booby-trapped system of boxes, with no hope and fewer means of escape. A high-tech masochist's ""Lifeboat.""" R Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Vincenzo Natali Andre Bijelic|Vincenzo Natali|Graeme Manson|Graem Mansone Sep 11, 1998 Apr 15, 2003 90 minutes +1428 Swedish director Lasse Hallstrom made his American movie debut with this romantic comedy, starring Holly Hunter as Renata Bella, an aimless Bostonian thirtysomething who attends a seminar for aspiring condo salespersons. Here she meets hotshot salesman Sam Sharpe (Richard Dreyfuss), who immediately falls in love with her. After the marriage, Sam's well-meaning but obnoxious insistence on insinuating himself into every aspect of Renata's life rubs the rest of her family the wrong way. Though the script occasionally veers into both clich R Comedy|Drama|Romance Lasse Hallstrom Lasse Hallstrom|Malia Scotch Marmo Jun 1, 1990 Dec 28, 2004 115 minutes +1431 What does a biographer do when the truth about his subject is far less pleasant than the legend? That is the moral dilemma at the heart of Cobb, which explores the lives of both baseball's premier hitter, Ty Cobb (Tommy Lee Jones), and the sportswriter assigned to set his story down, Al Stump (Robert Wuhl). Stump arrives at the Tahoe home of the dying Cobb to write the official life story of the first man inducted into the Baseball Hall Of Fame. He finds a drunken, misanthropic, bitter racist who abuses his biographer as well as everyone else. Stump must either candycoat his subject's life or present an accurate picture of a disgusting man who happened to become an American sports hero. The movie's biting focus on Cobb, ferociously performed by Jones, is not matched by its weaker representation of Stump, an imbalance which ultimately weakens the film's overall effect. R Drama Ron Shelton Ron Shelton Dec 2, 1994 Sep 2, 2003 128 minutes +1433 "In this low-budget Italian ""Road Warrioresque"" action-fantasy, courageous hero Rush takes on the cruel rulers of a slave colony in the smoldering post-WW III world." NR Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Tonino Ricci Tito Carpi 83 minutes +1434 When a pay cut sends Australian dock workers on strike, a group of Italian immigrants are hired to take their place, causing much resentment and hatred on both sides. However, when an Italian woman and an Australian man start up a passionate affair, they discover that they must work to preserve their relationship and stay true to their fellow countrymen. NR Drama|Romance Chris Thomson 294 minutes +1435 "RJ Stevens left behind his modest Southern upbringing and family name to transform into a self-help guru dispensing his ""Team of Me"" philosophy to millions of adoring fans. With a reality-TV-star fianc" PG-13 Comedy Feb 8, 2008 Jun 17, 2008 $ 42,168,445 114 minutes Universal Pictures +1436 Set among the upper class in 1930s Philadelphia, this irreverent classic romantic comedy features radiant performances by three legendary stars. On the eve of her marriage to an uninteresting man, a headstrong socialite jousts verbally with her charming ex-husband, drinks too much champagne, and flirts outrageously with a handsome reporter. NR Classics|Comedy|Romance George Cukor Donald Ogden Stewart|Waldo Salt Dec 1, 1940 Sep 10, 1997 112 minutes +1437 Los pacientes de un siquiatra se mueren uno por uno misteriosamente. David Bolt, John Colicos, Patricia Collins, David Eisner, Paul Michael Glaser, Director: John Huston. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense John Huston 94 minutes +1439 "An innocent man must fight to survive when he's wrongfully imprisoned in this gritty urban drama. Martel Gordone (Leon Isaac Kennedy), called Too Sweet by his friends because he loves candy, is hitchhiking through the California desert when he's picked up by Linda (Hazel Spears), a prostitute. When Too Sweet and Linda stop at a roadside diner, they're harassed by a pack of bikers; a fist-fight breaks out, and one of the bikers winds up dead. Too Sweet is charged with murder, and convicted despite his innocence; he's shipped off to a run-down prison where Jesse Amos (Donovan Womack), one of the prisoners, lords it over the other inmates. Too Sweet ends up sharing a cell with Half Dead (Badja Djola), a violent lunatic who is one of Jesse's musclemen. Too Sweet refuses to buckle under to the intimidation dished out by Half Dead and his cronies, even after seeing how they've ""turned out"" Eugene (Thommy Pollard), another new fish who has become Jesse's sexual slave. Forced to defend himself even though he hates violence, Too Sweet displays a genuine talent for fighting, and is persuaded to take part in the prison boxing tournament, where he could win a night with a woman or even his freedom. However, Too Sweet sees the deck may be stacked against him when he finds out his opponent is the monstrous Half Dead. Shot when writer and director Jamaa Fanaka was still a student at UCLA, Penitentiary was the first starring vehicle for former disc jockey and future evangelist Leon Isaac Kennedy." R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Jamaa Fanaka Jamaa Fanaka Apr 4, 1980 Jun 20, 2000 99 minutes +1441 A Christmas Eve in a very blended family turns into absolute nightmare when the hostess tells her husband that she is pregnant...again. NR Comedy Olivier Doran 85 minutes +1442 "Youthful wizard Harry Potter returns to the screen in this, the second film adaptation of J.K. Rowling's wildly popular series of novels for young people. Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) and his friends Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) and Hermione Granger (Emma Watson) return for a second year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where Headmaster Dumbledore (Richard Harris), Professor Snape (Alan Rickman), Professor McGonagall (Maggie Smith), and Hagrid the Giant (Robbie Coltrane) are joined by new faculty members Gilderoy Lockhart (Kenneth Branagh), a self-centered expert in Defense against the Dark Arts, and Sprout (Miriam Margolyes), who teaches Herbology. However, it isn't long before Harry and company discover something is amiss at Hogwarts: Students are petrified like statues, threats are written in blood on the walls, and a deadly monster is on the loose. It seems that someone has opened the mysterious Chamber of Secrets, letting loose the monster and all its calamitous powers. As Harry, Ron, and Hermione set out to find the secret chamber and slay the beast, speculation is rife that one of the heirs of Salazar Slytherin, the co-founder of the school, opened the chamber as a warning against the presence of ""mudbloods"" (magic-users of impure lineage) at the school -- and that the culprit may be fellow student Draco Malfoy (Tom Felton). Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets featured Richard Harris' second and final appearance as Headmaster Dumbledore; he died less than a month before the film was released in the United States." PG Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Chris Columbus Steve Kloves Nov 15, 2002 Apr 11, 2003 $ 261,835,892 161 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +1443 John Ripley (Glenn Ford) is the FBI agent called in to investigate a bank robbery that appears to be an inside job. Kelly (Lee Remick) is the terrified bank clerk who confides in Ripley when the sadistic mastermind of the crime threatens to kill her and her sister if she doesn't steal NR Classics|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Blake Edwards Mildred Gordon|Gordon Elliott Jan 1, 1962 Jun 10, 2003 123 minutes +1444 Two government agents try to infiltrate a compound occupied by violent and deadly cultists. Dennis Haysbert, Robert Sean Leonard, Keith Carradine, and Natasha Henstridge star. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Andrew Chapman Andrew Chapman 95 minutes +1445 This bawdy sex comedy is set in a New York apartment building owned by a swinging playboy who beds all his female tenants. One day, one of his tenants sublets her flat to her virginal niece. The new girl immediately inflames the landlord, who marks her as his next conquest. NR Classics|Comedy|Romance David Swift David Swift|Lawrence Roman|Frank de Vol Oct 23, 1963 Jun 9, 2009 110 minutes +1446 In this comedy from Austin Powers director Jay Roach, Ben Stiller plays a young man who endures a disastrous weekend at the home of his girlfriend's parents. Greg Focker (Stiller) is completely in love with Pam Byrnes (Teri Polo), and views their upcoming trip to her parents' house on Long Island (where her sister is to be married during the weekend) as a perfect opportunity to ask her to marry him. Once Greg is introduced to Pam's parents, however, things stampede steadily downhill. Pam's father, Jack (Robert De Niro), takes an instant and obvious dislike to his daughter's boyfriend, lambasting him for his job as a nurse and generally making Greg painfully aware of the differences between him and Pam's family. Where Greg is grubby, relatively unambitious, and Jewish, Pam comes from a long line of well-mannered, blue-blooded WASPs. Things go from bad to worse in less time than it takes to spin a dreidel, with Greg incurring the wrath of both Pam's father -- who, it turns out, worked for the CIA for 34 years -- and the rest of her family, and almost single-handedly destroying their house and the wedding in the process. PG-13 Comedy Jay Roach John Hamburg|Jim Herzfeld Oct 6, 2000 Mar 6, 2001 $ 164,454,835 108 minutes Universal Pictures +1447 Ever since his wife was burned in a car crash, Dr. Robert Ledgard, an eminent plastic surgeon, has been interested in creating a new skin with which he could have saved her. After twelve years, he manages to cultivate a skin that is a real shield against every assault. In addition to years of study and experimentation, Robert needed a further three things: no scruples, an accomplice and a human guinea pig. Scruples were never a problem. Marilia, the woman who looked after him from the day he was born, is his most faithful accomplice. And as for the human guinea pig...-- (C) Sony R Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Oct 14, 2011 Mar 6, 2012 $ 3,185,193 117 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1448 "Frank D. Gilroy's Pulitzer-winning ""kitchen sink"" theatrical piece The Subject Was Roses was given a no-frills film transference in 1968. Martin Sheen and Jack Albertson re-create their stage roles as a returning serviceman and his alcoholic father. Patricia Neal takes over from the play's Irene Dailey as Nettie Cleary, Timmy's (Sheen) overly protective mother, long at odds with husband John (Albertson) over his drinking. Mother and Father try to put on a facade of happiness for the benefit of their son, but soon the three of them are squabbling again, just as if the boy had never been away. With the exception of adding a few extraneous characters, the film version of The Subject Was Roses is essentially the same as its 1964 Broadway counterpart. The film helped establish the career of Martin Sheen, launched a whole new dramatic career for Jack Albertson, and represented a triumphant comeback for Patricia Neal, who'd recently recovered from a debilitating stroke." G Classics|Drama Ulu Grosbard Oct 13, 1968 May 30, 1996 108 minutes +1449 Three tales, with a feline as the catalyst. Drew Barrymore, James Woods, Alan King, Kenneth McMillan, Robert Hays. Sally Ann: Candy Clark. Hugh: James Naughton. Junk: Tony Munafo. McCann: Court Miller. Milquetoast: Russell Horton. Lewis Teague directed. PG-13 Comedy|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Lewis Teague Stephen King Apr 12, 1985 Oct 1, 2002 94 minutes +1450 This beautifully drawn love story explores the bohemian underworld of war-torn London and the intimate complexities of two young couples whose lives and loves become dangerously intertwined. R Drama|Romance John Maybury Sharman MacDonald May 15, 2008 Jul 14, 2009 111 minutes Capitol Films +1451 "A group of scientific researchers on a space station attempt to harness a new energy source called the ""God Particle,"" only to unleash something terrifying. Julius Onah (The Girl Is in Trouble) directed this sci-fi thriller, which stars Gugu Mbatha-Raw, David Oyelowo, Daniel Br" NR Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Julius Onah Oren Uziel Feb 4, 2018 Feb 5, 2019 +1453 "This film is a somewhat contrived pairing of two divorcees who are giving it a second go. They're up against considerable odds, however, because the children of each are not too pleased with their new ""parent."" Jeff Bridges stars as the husband and Alice Krige plays his second wife." PG-13 Comedy|Romance Jun 1, 1989 Nov 3, 2009 119 minutes +1454 Two 15-year-old girls from different backgrounds meet at summer camp in this coming-of-age comedy. Ferris (Tatum O'Neal) is a lonely rich girl who meets Angel (Kristy McNichol), a tough cookie from the poor side of town. The two take an instant dislike for each other and make a bet on who can lose their virginity first. O'Neal and McNichol manage to successfully capture the apprehension of adolescent fears about sex on the verge of womanhood. Watch for Matt Dillon in his third feature-film appearance as Ferris' love interest. Armand Assante is wasted in his role as Gary. R Comedy Kimi Peck|Dalene Young 95 minutes +1457 NR Classics|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Fritz Lang Fritz Lang|Robert Liebmann|Charles Spaak/ Bernard Zimmer May 15, 1934 Mar 30, 2004 85 minutes +1458 NR Art House and International|Mystery and Suspense Nikos Nikolaidis 110 minutes +1459 From executive producer Angelina Jolie Pitt comes the award-winning drama DIFRET, based on the inspirational true story of a young Ethiopian girl and a tenacious lawyer embroiled in a life-or-death clash between cultural traditions and their country's advancement of equal rights. When 14-year-old Hirut is abducted in her rural village's tradition of kidnapping women for marriage, she fights back, accidentally killing her captor and intended husband. Local law demands a death sentence for Hirut, but Meaza, a tough and passionate lawyer from a women's legal aide practice, steps in to fight for her. With both Hirut's life and the future of the practice at stake, the two women must make their case for self-defense against one of Ethiopia's oldest and most deeply-rooted traditions. DIFRET paints a portrait of a country in a time of great transformation and the brave individuals ready to help shape it. NR Documentary|Drama Zeresenay Berhane Mehari Zeresenay Berhane Mehari 96 minutes Truth Aid +1460 NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Hark Tsui Hark Tsui|Koan Hui Dec 21, 1995 May 12, 1998 101 minutes +1462 The fine line between love and violence is explored in this three-chapter anthology featuring James Mason and his wife Pamela Mason who both wrote, produced, and played the leads in each vignette. NR Drama Roy Kellino Pamela Kellino 83 minutes +1463 "Once upon a time in a galaxy very, very close to New Jersey Jay and Silent Bob stumble upon something new called the internet and discover that Miramax is making a movie about their alter-egos, ""Bluntman & Chronic."" In order to hang onto what tiny crumbs of credibility they have left, the dazed duo set off for California to stop the evil movie studio from making the flick. On a raucous road trip from Red Bank, New Jersey to Miramax's California studios, Jay and Silent Bob meet up with girl gangs, hitchhikers and Hollywood stars; they fall in love and watch bullets fly; they kidnap an ape and aim to take down the studio big chiefs. But most of all, they do what they do best: wreak havoc." R Comedy Kevin Smith Kevin Smith Aug 24, 2001 Feb 26, 2002 $ 29,885,424 104 minutes Dimension Films +1464 Producer/director/star Clint Eastwood takes his sweet time getting Firefox started. Eastwood plays Mitchell Gant, a past-his-prime U.S. pilot, smuggled into the Soviet Union to steal a new Russian supersonic fighting plane. Fortunately the KGB men are as burnt out as Gant, enabling him to abscond with the plane with the greatest of ease. The rest of the film is a protracted chase, pitting Gant against scores of impersonal MIG pilots. Based on a novel by Craig Thomas. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Clint Eastwood Alex Lasker|Wendell Wellman Jun 1, 1982 Oct 1, 2002 136 minutes +1465 "In ""The Off Hours"" Francine is a waitress whose liberation from her mundane existence is long overdue. In the dreamlike and restless world of the night shift at a highway diner, Francine's life consists of casual encounters and transient friendships. What she wants is out of reach-or is it that she's lost track of wanting anything at all? When a banker turned big-rig driver becomes a regular, he sparks hope in Francine. As change begins to invade the quiet diner, Francine is reminded that it is never too late to become the person she was meant to be." NR Drama Megan Griffiths Megan Griffiths 93 minutes The Off Hours Film LLC +1466 Alice Howland, happily married with three grown children, is a renowned linguistics professor who starts to forget words. When she receives a diagnosis of Early-Onset Alzheimer's Disease, Alice and her family find their bonds thoroughly tested. Her struggle to stay connected to who she once was is frightening, heartbreaking, and inspiring.(C) Sony Classics PG-13 Drama Richard Glatzer|Wash Westmoreland Wash Westmoreland|Richard Glatzer Jan 16, 2015 May 12, 2015 99 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1467 F W Murnau is making Nosferatu on location in Eastern Europe. The director is determined to make this the most authentic movie ever. To this end Murnau has employed a real vampire, Max Schreck. He explains Schreck's weird behavior by saying that he is a fastidious method actor. As payment Schreck has been promised drug addicted beauty Greta - Nosferatu's leading-lady. She is to be his at the end of filming. But it seems that Schreck cannot wait that long to taste the blood of the crew. R Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Steven Katz Dec 29, 2000 May 29, 2001 $ 7,518,962 93 minutes Lions Gate Releasing +1468 This western stars Buster Crabbe and Al St. John in their standard roles of Billy the Kid and Fuzzy. Coming to the aid of victimized townsfolk, Billy and Fuzzy try to foil a cartel of evil land-grabbers. They'd better hurry, or else the town bank will go bust. NR Western Sam Newfield 58 minutes +1470 A simple man from the hills of Oklahoma strikes oil on his land, prompting his pretentious, status-climbing wife to drag him, reluctantly, through the highest stratas of French society. Will Rogers's talking-picture debut -- which would seem to have formed the rough foundation for television's much later The Beverly Hillbillies. NR Classics|Comedy Frank Borzage Sep 18, 1929 Dec 9, 2008 96 minutes +1471 "In Richard Linklater's Slacker, a girl tells her boyfriend, ""You're just pulling these things from the sh" R Classics|Comedy|Drama Richard Linklater Richard Linklater Jul 5, 1991 Sep 14, 2004 105 minutes +1472 Based on a true story, Virginia McKenna portrays Violette Szabo, a 19-year-old London clerk whose husband is killed in action in WWII - whereupon she enlists as a British spy, working with the French Resistance. Captured on her second mission, she is sent to Ravensbruck concentration camp. With excellent performances, this is a simple story of heroism in the face of torture and death. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense Lewis Gilbert Vernon Harris|Lewis Gilbert|Vernon Gilbert Harris Sep 8, 1958 May 12, 2009 119 minutes +1473 In her return we find Red Sonja, a young girl risen from the ashes of tragedy to become the most feared woman warrior of all time. The mythical red-head blindly seeks vengeance on those who destroyed her family. In her path of destruction she discovers a larger purpose for her unearthly powers: to save all Hyrkania from the villainous Kulan Gath. NR Action and Adventure|Horror +1474 SLAM centers on Raymond Joshua, a gifted rapper/poet in Washington D.C. who is arrested on a petty drug charge and is swallowed up by the capital's criminal justice system. In prison, he meets Lauren Bell, a beautiful writing teacher who recognizes Raymond's unique talents and inspires him to use his unique power of creative expression. R Drama Marc Levin Marc Levin|Saul Williams|Sonja Sohn|Richard Stratton Oct 5, 1998 Mar 23, 1999 103 minutes +1475 "A young robot with incredible powers, super strength, and the purest spirit on the planet discovers the joys of being human while embarking on a worldwide journey to discover his true potential in this animated update of Osamu Tezuka's classic anime story. Astro Boy (Freddie Highmore) is a young robot from futuristic Metro City. Created by a brilliant scientist named Tenma (Nicolas Cage), and powered by pure positive ""blue"" energy that gives him such abilities as x-ray vision, inhuman speed, and flight, the wide-eyed android longs to find his true place in the world. He sets out on an epic journey that brings him face to face with an underworld army of robots and some of the strangest creatures ever to walk the Earth, and along the way learns to experience human feelings and emotions. Astro Boy's remarkable mission of discovery is suddenly cut short, however, when he learns that his friends and family back in Metro City are in grave danger. As Astro Boy prepares to face off against his greatest adversary in order to save everything he cares most about, he realizes that only through victory will he finally discover what it takes to be a hero." PG Action and Adventure|Animation|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy David Bowers Timothy Hyde Harris|David Bowers|Timothy Harris Oct 23, 2009 Mar 16, 2010 $ 19,548,064 94 minutes Summit Entertainment +1476 In this witty comedy set in 1920s Paris, an art forger becomes involved with a complicated scheme involving several of his phony masterpieces. Things spin out of control, however, when the fakes are unknowingly sold to a wealthy businessman -- who also happens to be married to the forger's ex-wife. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Alan Rudolph Alan Rudolph|Jon Bradshaw|John Bradshaw Jan 1, 1988 Sep 17, 2002 126 minutes +1477 In this sequel to the Academy Award -winning hit, everyone's favorite hero, Babe, sets off on a journey that takes him to a far away storybook city where he encounters an incredible assortment of animal friends and learns how a kind and steady heart can heal a sorry world. G Comedy|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy George Miller Dick-King Smith|Judy Morris|Mark Lamprell Nov 25, 1998 May 4, 1999 90 minutes Universal Studios +1478 Three friends -- Max (Brian Hooks), Drew (Darryl Brunson), and Jellyroll (Christopher Richards) -- have only a few days to find a spectacular date for their high school reunion in order to win a long-standing wager worth 50,000 dollars. They take to the Internet to meet women, only to encounter one disaster after another. Max meets a girl from the hood whose idea of a great date is to rob a convenience store on the way to a gang party. Drew falls for a woman who is more man than he is. And cellulose-challenged Jellyroll, who has a decided eating disorder (he can't stop eating, ever), has trouble finding anyone to tolerate him between meals. NR Comedy Brian Hooks|Barry Bowles Brian Hooks 90 minutes +1480 In this syrupy drama, an elderly schoolteacher stubbornly butts heads with the powerful gambler who caused her to lose her job after she got involved in a political crusade to prevent him for further corrupting the town's youth. NR Classics|Drama|Romance 72 minutes +1482 "Record high oil prices, global warming, and an insatiable demand for energy: these issues will be the catalyst for heated debates and positive change for many years to come. 2008 Sundance award-winning film ""Fuel"" exposes shocking connections between the auto industry, the oil industry and the government, while exploring alternative energies such as solar, wind, electricity and non-food-based biofuels. Josh Tickell and his Veggie Van take us on the road as we discover the pros and cons of biofuels, how America's addiction to oil is destroying the U.S. economy and how green energy can save us, but only if we act now." NR Drama Oktay Ortabasi Oktay Ortabasi|Jefferson Bonar 85 minutes Greenlight Theatrical +1483 The Dressmaker tells the story of the beautiful and talented Tilly Dunnage (Academy Award winner Kate Winslet). After years working as a dressmaker in exclusive Parisian fashion houses, Tilly returns home to a town in the Australian outback to reconcile with her eccentric mother Molly (Academy Award nominee Judy Davis). She also falls in love with the pure-hearted Teddy (Liam Hemsworth), and armed with her sewing machine and haute couture style, Tilly transforms the women of the town, exacting sweet revenge on those who did her wrong R Drama Jocelyn Moorhouse Sep 23, 2016 Dec 27, 2016 $ 2,021,399 118 minutes +1484 "Fourteen scriptwriters spent five years toiling over a movie adaptation of war correspondent Vincent Sheehan's Personal History before producer Walter Wanger brought the property to the screen as Foreign Correspondent. What emerged was approximately 2 parts Sheehan and 8 parts director Alfred Hitchcock--and what's wrong with that? Joel McCrea stars as an American journalist sent by his newspaper to cover the volatile war scene in Europe in the years 1938 to 1940. He has barely arrived in Holland before he witnesses the assassination of Dutch diplomat Albert Basserman: at least, that's what he thinks he sees. McCrea makes the acquaintance of peace-activist Herbert Marshall, his like-minded daughter Laraine Day, and cheeky British secret agent George Sanders. A wild chase through the streets of Amsterdam, with McCrea dodging bullets, leads to the classic ""alternating windmills"" scene, which tips Our Hero to the existence of a formidable subversive organization. McCrea returns to England, where he nearly falls victim to the machinations of jovial hired-killer Edmund Gwenn. The leader of the spy ring is revealed during the climactic plane-crash sequence--which, like the aforementioned windmill scene, is a cinematic tour de force for director Hitchcock and cinematographer Rudolph Mate. Producer Wanger kept abreast of breaking news events all through the filming of Foreign Correspondent, enabling him to keep the picture as ""hot"" as possible: the final scene, with McCrea broadcasting to a ""sleeping"" America from London while Nazi bombs drop all around him, was filmed only a short time after the actual London blitz. The script was co-written by Robert Benchley, who has a wonderful supporting role as an eternally tippling newsman. Foreign Correspondent was Alfred Hitchcock's second American film, and remained one of his (and his fans') personal favorites." PG Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Alfred Hitchcock Charles Bennett|James Hilton|Joan Harrison|Richard Maibaum|Robert Benchley Aug 16, 1940 Sep 7, 2004 120 minutes +1485 In this action-packed crime film, undercover detective Rita Rizzoli (Whoopi Goldberg) is on a mission to uncover the mastermind behind a large drug ring pushing a killer batch of cocaine. R Action and Adventure|Comedy Tom Holland Dean Riesner|Deric Washburn|Hilary Henkin|Bill Svanoe Oct 30, 1987 Feb 6, 2001 104 minutes +1486 The feature-film debut of famed director Louis Malle is an interesting, modern film noir with the classic theme of lovers plotting to kill the husband and make it look like suicide (reminiscent of The Postman Always Rings Twice). Jeanne Moreau, as Florence Carala, gives an astonishing performance, perverse but naive as she leads her young lover down a path that can only lead to doom for both of them. Malle and his cinematographer Henri Decae make extensive use of Paris at night, giving the film the feel of claustrophobia and desperation reminiscent of the classic noir films. The excellent score by Miles Davis adds to the entire effect of this mystery thriller. NR Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Louis Malle Louis Malle Jun 24, 1958 Apr 25, 2006 $ 109,257 92 minutes +1487 In the highly anticipated sequel, which was inspired by Steve Harvey's best-selling book Act Like a Lady, Think Like A Man, all the couples are back for a wedding in Las Vegas. But plans for a romantic weekend go awry when their various misadventures get them into some compromising situations that threaten to derail the big event. (c) Sony PG-13 Comedy|Romance Tim Story Jun 20, 2014 Sep 16, 2014 106 minutes Sony Pictures +1488 Christopher Lloyd, Kelly Ripa, Nicollette Sheridan, and Tim Curry lend their voices to director Ben Stassen's (Haunted Castle and Encounter in the Third Dimension) animatedchildren's fantasy about three preteen flies who hitch a ride into space on the Apollo 11 moon mission. The year is 1969, and Americans all across the country are buzzing about the first manned mission to the moon. Even the insects aren't immune to the excitement, as evidenced by the enthusiasm of adolescent flies Nat (voice of Trevor Gagnon), IQ (voice of Philip Daniel Bolden), and Scooter (voice of David Gore). Over the years, Nat's grandpa (voice of Lloyd) has often recalled the time he hitched a ride on Amelia Earhart's airplane during the famed aviator's cross-Atlantic flight, and now Nat's dreams of recreating that feat on a much larger scale are finally set to come true. But while the three young flies only believe that they'll be gone for a few minutes, the fact is that they'll be drifting through space for almost an entire week. Just as they're about to sneak aboard the ship, the flies are spotted by a keen-eyed NASA ground control official and stored in a test tube for future study. Later in the flight, when the ship's engine malfunctions, the only ones capable of fixing the problem are the three tiny stowaways. But their mission isn't accomplished just yet, because grandpa's old flame Nadia (voice of Sheridan) has just arrived from Russia to warn him that a tiny fly-spy named Yegor (voice of Curry) has been assigned the task of traveling to Cape Canaveral and sabotaging the computer flight plans. Should Nat, IQ, and Scooter fail to act in time, Yegor's mission could spell disaster not only for the three thrill-seeking flies, but the entire U.S. space program. G Animation|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Ben Stassen Domonic Paris|Dominic Paris Aug 15, 2008 Dec 2, 2008 $ 13,592,311 84 minutes Summit Entertainment +1489 In this 3-D animated cross between Star Wars and the Knights of the Round Table, young Orin (voice by Joe Colligan) lives in an oppressed, underground world in which humans have become the slaves of robots. One day the hero finds the handle of a sword and in a vision is told that if he can locate the blade, he will be able to overthrow the robots. Off he goes on his quest, up to the surface world where he meets and teams up with Dagg (voice by Carmen Argenziano) to face the evil empire in a series of daring battles. Along the way, Orin and Dagg have their own love interests, and a bit of swarthy language occasionally peppers their conversation as well. Parents should be advised of these two excursions into a more adult world, otherwise, most moppets would enjoy the fast-paced tale of heroism and adventure. PG Animation|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Steven Hahn|John Sparey|Steve Hahn Jeffrey Scott Nov 22, 1985 Jun 21, 2005 107 minutes +1490 In 1959 Sweden, young Ingemar (Anton Glanzelius) lives with his dying mother and his nasty older brother. He survives all of life's knocks by comparing himself to those who are worse off--such as Laika, the little Russian space dog who was rocketed to his death and had nothing to say in the matter. Ingemar begins to identify with Laika more and more as his mother's health deteriorates, at times dropping to all fours and baying at the moon. When his mother is advised to get some peace and quiet away from her children, Ingemar is sent to live with his loveable uncle and aunt. For the first time, the boy is surrounded by relatives and classmates who pose no threat and who genuinely like him. He even has a sexual awakening. When his mother dies, he no longer rationalizes his misfortunes by comparing himself to those less fortunate; from now on, he can conjure up pleasant memories of his summer away from home to sustain him through the hard times. My Life as a Dog (Mitt Liv Som Hund) is based on the autobiographical novel by Reidar Jonsson. PG-13 Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Lasse Hallstrom May 1, 1987 Feb 23, 1999 105 minutes +1492 Country music star Toby Keith writes and stars in this road movie comedy as a deputy who takes to the road with a fellow cop (played by co-writer Rodney Carrington) in order to save their kidnapped girlfriends. The CMT Films production is directed by Michael Salomon (A Glimpse of Hell), with Ted Nugent, Willie Nelson, Claire Forlani, Barry Corbin, and Tom Skerritt filling out the supporting cast. PG-13 Comedy Michael Salomon|Mikael Salomon Rodney Carrington|Toby Keith Aug 8, 2008 Nov 11, 2008 $ 586,242 89 minutes Roadside Attractions +1493 "American-International was still American Releasing Corporation, and studio head Roger Corman was still in his ""western"" period, when Apache Woman came out in the fall of 1955. The title character, a half-breed named Anne Libeau (Joan Taylor), is the sister of renegade Apache Armand (Lance Fuller). Despite (or perhaps because of) his college education, Armand goes on a one-man rampage against the white settlers of Arizona. Government agent Rex Moffet (Lloyd Bridges) vows to halt Armand's activities, a task made difficult when he falls in love with Anne. Apache Woman was well photographed by Floyd Crosby, who later collaborated with Roger Corman on the producer-director's ""Edgar Allan Poe"" series of the 1960s." NR Western Roger Corman Lou Rusoff 82 minutes +1494 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is the first film in Columbia Pictures' three-picture adaptation of Stieg Larsson's literary blockbuster The Millennium Trilogy. Directed by David Fincher and starring Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara, the film is based on the first novel in the trilogy, which altogether have sold 50 million copies in 46 countries and become a worldwide phenomenon. -- (C) Sony R Drama|Mystery and Suspense David Fincher Steven Zaillian Dec 20, 2011 Mar 20, 2012 $ 102,515,793 157 minutes Sony Pictures +1495 NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense Robert Foster 90 minutes +1496 In the years before World War II, a Japanese child is torn from her penniless family to work as a maid in a geisha house. Despite a treacherous rival who nearly breaks her spirit, the girl blossoms into the legendary geisha Sayuri. Beautiful and accomplished, Sayuri captivates the most powerful men of her day, but is haunted by her secret love for the one man who is out of her reach. PG-13 Drama|Romance Rob Marshall Robin Swicord Dec 16, 2005 Mar 28, 2006 $ 57,000,000 105 minutes Sony Pictures +1497 In this witty and understated thriller, Gregg (Kelly Miller) has just hired on as a new office drone at a large and faceless corporate office. While Gregg has heard some curious rumors about his immediate predecessor and senses he hasn't been welcomed warmly by his co-workers, he doesn't think much of it until he stays late one evening and is locked into the building. As the night wears on, Gregg discovers his employers are looking for more than just hard work and the right attitude from their workers, resulting in a terrifying ordeal. The New Guy was the debut feature film from writer and director Bilge Ebiri. PG Comedy Bilge Ebiri Bilge Ebiri Nov 10, 2004 Nov 29, 2005 86 minutes +1498 Orphaned, poor, and handicapped Aman is befriended by rich and wealthy Akash Verma in his childhood. Akash introduces Aman to his parents, Rajiv and Kamla, and they adopt him and give him their family name. Akash and Aman grow up as brothers with a lot similar habits and characteristics, save that while Akash is a womanizer, Aman is not. Aman gets to writing poems under the name of Sagar, which gets published, and he gets very popular. One of his fans is a young woman by the name of Pooja Saxena, and they correspond with each other over the next few months. Akash meets Pooja and falls head over heels in love with her. When Aman comes to know this, he asks Akash to pose as Saagar, which he does, and both Pooja and Akash fall in love with each other, while a heartbroken Aman looks on, as he knows that although women may like his poems, but will anyone come out openly to love him when they see his handicap? NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Aug 30, 1991 Jan 19, 1999 179 minutes +1499 "For his second documentary feature, Errol Morris originally set out to chronicle Vernon, FL, because it had the highest rate of a particular sort of insurance fraud -- dismemberment performed for profit -- than any other place in the country. Nothing of that original idea survives in the film itself. Instead, Morris seems perfectly content letting the camera roll in front of the other eccentrics he found there, using his trademark approach of simply letting his subjects do the talking themselves. Many of them exhibit unusually close relationships to animals, including a turtle keeper, a worm farmer, and most memorably, an extremely enthusiastic turkey hunter. Other highlights include a sermon offering a close reading on the significance of the word ""therefore"" and a couple with a jar of sand from White Sands, NM, that they insist, thanks to radiation, has begun to multiply." NR Documentary|Special Interest Errol Morris Oct 8, 1981 Jul 26, 2005 56 minutes +1501 "This lavish big-budget epic was the pinnacle of a uniquely Italian subgenre, the historical hardcore gore/porn extravaganza. The star-studded cast, perhaps lured by the high-profile involvement of producer Bob Guccione and screenwriter Gore Vidal, includes such luminaries as John Gielgud, Peter O'Toole, and Helen Mirren. Director Tinto Brass, whose similar treatment of Nazi Germany in Salon Kitty won him the job, did his best with the mammoth enterprise, but numerous production problems and re-edits took their toll on the finished product. When Caligula works best, it works because of Malcolm McDowell, whose crazed portrayal of the title Emperor is the embodiment of villainous corruption. McDowell raises his performance level to match the gaudy spectacle around him, which led to charges of overacting, but there are moments when he is absolutely riveting. Some of the cast doesn't fare as well, as O'Toole makes a particularly unsubtle Tiberius. The sex is graphic and steamy, particularly a feverish lesbian interlude between Penthouse Pets Lori Wagner and Marjorie Thorsen (using the pseudonym ""Anneka di Lorenzo""), and the various carnival freaks used as atmosphere imbue the film with a grotesque, Fellini-like opulence. There are many memorable scenes and a magnificent score by Paul Clemente, but the heady brew of historical epic, hardcore sex, and gory violence proved overwhelming to many viewers. Still, Gore Vidal's script is surprisingly accurate, and manages to be entertainingly vulgar while bringing a rather loathsome slice of human history to vivid life, warts and all. The more explicit scenes were directed by Bob Guccione and Giancarlo Lui, causing both Vidal and Brass to remove their names from the credits." R Classics|Drama Tinto Brass Gore Vidal Jul 14, 1979 Oct 2, 2007 150 minutes +1502 This comical road movie about friends traveling across the country to bury a famous singer is a gently satirical study of contemporary Cuba. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy Jul 25, 1997 Oct 10, 2000 102 minutes +1503 You've probably already guessed that the Family Business in this all-star melodrama is the business of crime. Adapted from a novel by Vincent Patrick, the film stars Sean Connery as Jessie McMullen, the patriarch of a family of career criminals, including his son Vito (Dustin Hoffman) and grandson Adam (Matthew Broderick). Vito has gone legit, but college-educated Adam remains loyal to his grandfather. Reluctantly, Vito joins his father and son on a big-time heist involving millions of dollars' worth of test-tube specimens. There's many a slip-up and betrayal before the three generations can find a common ground. R Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama Sidney Lumet Vincent Patrick|Richard Burridge Dec 15, 1989 May 20, 2003 114 minutes +1504 Un g R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense David Caesar David Caesar 96 minutes Australian Film Finance Corporation +1505 The Beatles' early days as a struggling bar band are depicted in this fact-based drama, which tells the little-known story of original member Stuart Sutcliffe (Stephen Dorff). A close friend of John Lennon, Sutcliffe acts as the band's original bassist, accompanying them on their early gigs in Liverpool and Hamburg, Germany. The friendship becomes strained, however, when Sutcliffe falls in love with a German art student and starts to question his commitment to the band. With Sutcliffe's story taking center stage, the stories of the more famous Beatles largely fade into the background. The exception is John Lennon, thanks to a fierce performance by Ian Hart, who had previously portrayed the musician in the more intimate and provocative The Hours and the Times. While Backbeat does provide a new perspective on the band's beginning, and numerous opportunities for a group of modern rock musicians to recreate the band's energetic early performances, it never makes Sutcliffe's story seem more than a footnote to musical history. R Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Iain Softley Iain Softley|Stephen Ward|Michael Thomas Apr 15, 1994 Aug 12, 2003 100 minutes +1506 "Hong Kong superstar comedian Stephen Chiau stars in this wild and woolly yarn directed by Jing Wong. Jing Koo (Chiau) is the master of the practical joke and demands hefty fees to ply his trade on unsuspecting victims. Jing's latest client is the shady Macky Kam (Waise Lee Chi-hung) who wants Jing to trick his co-worker, Chi Man-kit (Andy Lau Tak-wah), into believing that the trickster is the guy's long lost brother. Macky's aim in this joke is to break up Man-kit's relationship with his comely girlfriend, Lucy (Rosamund Kwan Chi-lam), hoping that he can have her for himself. The trick proves to be wildly successful; not only does Lucy dump Man-kit, but the guy and his father lose their jobs. Jing feels terrible about the whole thing and resolves to rectify the situation. Unfortunately, Jing also has to contend with a new rival jokester who goes by the moniker ""the Ultimate Expert.""" NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Jing Wong Jing Wong 120 minutes +1507 "In this sequel to ""Daddy Day Care"" dads Charlie Hinton and Phil Ryerson take over running a summer day camp. Armed with no knowledge of the great outdoors, a dilapidated facility, and a motley group of campers, it doesn't take long before things get out of control. Up against threats of foreclosure and declining enrollment, Charlie is forced to call on his estranged father, Col. Buck Hinton to help bring the camp together and teach everyone about teamwork, perseverance and the power of forgiveness." PG Comedy Fred Savage Aug 8, 2007 Jan 29, 2008 $ 13,155,823 85 minutes Sony Pictures +1508 "What is anti-Semitism today, two generations after the Holocaust? In his continuing exploration of modern Israeli life, director Yoav Shamir (Checkpoint, 5 Days, Flipping Out) travels the world in search of the most modern manifestations of the oldest hatred"", and comes up with some startling answers.In this irreverent quest, he follows American Jewish leaders to the capitals of Europe, as they warn government officials of the growing threat of anti-Semitism, and he tacks on to a class of Israeli high school students on a pilgrimage to Auschwitz.On his way, Shamir meets controversial historian, Norman Finkelstein, who offers his unpopular views on the manner that anti-Semitism is being used by the Jewish community and especially Israel for political gain. He also joins scholars, Stephen M. Walt and John J. Mearsheimer, while they give a lecture in Israel following the release of their book The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy, about the un-proportional influence the Israel lobby in Washington enjoys. Yoav visits Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial museum in Jerusalem, the must stop for all world leaders on their visits to Israel. While in Jerusalem, he drops by the house of his grandmother that offers her insight on the issue and declares that she is the real Jew.The film questions our perceptions and terminology when an event proclaimed by some as anti-Semitic is described by others as legitimate criticism of Israel(TM)s government policies. The film walks along the boundary between anti-Zionism, rejecting the notion of a Jewish State, and anti-Semitism, rejecting Jews. Is the former being used to excuse the latter? And is there a difference between today(TM)s anti-Semitism and plain old racism that is affecting all minorities?Opinions often differ and tempers sometimes flare, but in Defamation we find that one thing is certain - only by understanding their response to anti-Semitism can we really appreciate how Jews today, and especially modern Israelis, respond to the world around them, in New York and in Moscow, in Gaza and Tel Aviv. -- (C) Official Site" NR Documentary|Special Interest|Faith and Spirituality Yoav Shamir Yoav Shamir Nov 20, 2009 May 18, 2010 94 minutes First Run Features +1509 Based on a novel by Peter Farrelly, published in 1988 before he became famous as a writer and director of such films as Dumb and Dumber, Kingpin, and There's Something About Mary, Outside Providence is a coming-of-age story set in the 1970s. Timothy Dunphy (Shawn Hatosy), known as Dunph to his friends and Dildo to others, is a high school burn-out with a gift for getting into trouble; it doesn't help that his best friend is named Drugs Delaney (Jon Abrahams), and it somehow makes sense that Dunph's pet would be a three-legged dog with one eye. Dunph's father (Alec Baldwin) is convinced his son is on the fast track to Palookaville, so when Timothy gets in a wreck with a police car, his dad pulls a few strings and enrolls him in a private prep school. Dunph quickly learns the biggest difference between his old friends at home and his new classmates: rich kids have money, and money buys privilege. They can buy drugs from expensive dealers who won't fink on them, and pay for abortions when their girlfriends get unexpectedly pregnant, instead of having to get married. Dunph doesn't entirely fit into a school full of rich kids, but when he falls in love with Jane Weston (Amy Smart), he's determined to win her heart. Peter Farrelly adapted his novel with the help of his brother and screenwriting partner Bobby Farrelly and director Michael Corrente, whose previous credits include the film version of David Mamet's American Buffalo. R Comedy Michael Corrente Bobby Farrelly|Peter Farrelly|Michael Corrente Sep 1, 1999 Oct 2, 2001 95 minutes Miramax +1510 NR Science Fiction and Fantasy Philip Haas 100 minutes +1511 This Japanese anime film tells the story of a young cat-like boy's fantastic journey though the galaxy while aboard a magical locomotive. As the adventure continues, the train begins to travel through time as well as space. Released in 1985, Night on the Galactic Railroad was directed by Gisaburo Sugii, the man behind the animated motion picture based on the Street Fighter series of video games. This film was based on a story by author Kenji Miyazawa and features dialogue in English and Japanese. NR Animation|Science Fiction and Fantasy Gisaburo Sugii 108 minutes +1512 "In Paul Verhoeven's wild sci-fi action movie Total Recall, Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a 21st-century construction worker who discovers that his entire memory of the past derives from a memory chip implanted in his brain. Schwarzenegger learns that he's actually a secret agent who had become a threat to the government, so those in power planted the chip and invented a domestic lifestyle for him. Once he has realized his true identity, he travels to Mars to piece together the rest of his identity, as well as to find the man responsible for his implanted memory. Verhoeven has created a fast, furious action film with Total Recall, filled with impressive stunts and (literally) eye-popping visuals. Though the film bears only a passing resemblance to the Philip K. Dick short story it was based on (""We Can Remember It For You Wholesale""), the movie is an entertaining, if very violent, ride." R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Paul Verhoeven Jun 1, 1990 Aug 29, 2000 $ 119,000,000 113 minutes +1513 Along with Tarkovsky and Dovzhenko, Sergei Paradjanov is one of the most important Soviet directors of last century. Paradjanov, who was periodically jailed and exiled because of his work, stunned world audiences in 1964 with his Shadows of Our Forgotten Ancestors, popularly known as the Romeo and Juliet of the Carpathians. The film is set among the Hutsul people of the Western Ukraine, an isolated ethnic group who live in the upper reaches of the mountain range. Their lives take place within a harsh environment and an ornate cultural system little changed since the 18th century. The film opens with the deaths of Ivanko's brother, Olexa, crushed by a tree, and father, Pyotr Pavlichuk, killed outside of church by his rich neighbor Guteniuk. During the funeral procession for his father, Ivanko meets Guteniuk's daughter, Marichka, and the stage is set for the star-crossed lovers. Structured episodically, the film checks in with Ivanko and Marichka as they fall in love and age towards adulthood. Finally of an age to marry, Ivanko finds himself unable, having been reduced to poverty by his father's death. Forced to work as a hired hand, he must leave his village and his beloved Marichka. Tragedy ensues and the remainder of the film concerns Ivanko's private and subtle dissolution as a result of this tragedy. NR Art House and International|Drama|Romance Sergei Parajanov Mar 16, 1967 Feb 5, 2008 99 minutes +1514 "After scoring a personal victory (though a physical defeat) in his ""Cinderella"" bout with Apollo Creed, Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) has gone to seed. In this sequel, he allows his celebrity to go to his head and loses the respect of friends and family--not to mention all his money. Against the wishes of his wife ""Yo, Adrian"" (Talia Shire), Rocky decides upon one more fight to get back on his financial feet. Thus the stage is set for a rematch with Apollo Creed.Like its predecessor, Rocky II made a fortune at the box office." PG Action and Adventure|Drama Sylvester Stallone Sylvester Stallone Jun 15, 1979 Feb 7, 2005 119 minutes United Artists +1516 Wine merchant Alex Gates seems to have it all: a fancy shop, a beautiful wife, Suzanne, a sexy Latin mistress, Gabriella, and a hot car. He enjoys the best vintages of the goods he sells. In truth, Alex Gates' finances are stretched to the limit, his marriage is in a shambles and his relationship with his stepson Jason is toxic. Alex's business caters to a wealthy clientele, whose riches prove all too seductive: particularly a certain R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Bob Rafelson|George Bud Davis Bob Rafelson|Nick Villiers|Alison Cross|Nick Villers Feb 21, 1997 Feb 6, 2006 98 minutes +1517 To make waves on the campaign trail, a late-night political talkshow host runs for president--only to have his prank backfire when he actually wins the election. PG Comedy|Television Barry Levinson Barry Levinson Oct 13, 2006 Feb 20, 2007 $ 37,442,180 115 minutes Universal Pictures +1518 Adapted from a Zane Grey novel, this oater is about feuding families in late 1-century Arizona--based on an actual event. NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Western Henry Hathaway Jack Cunningham Sep 15, 1933 Jul 26, 2005 70 minutes +1519 Featuring an all-star cast, this drama is about two estranged sisters. Bessie has spent 20 years caring for her bed-ridden father. Lee is far more independent, raising her two boys alone. When a doctor diagnoses Bessie with leukemia, Lee is called upon for a bone-marrow transplant. PG-13 Drama Jerry Zaks Scott McPherson Dec 20, 1996 Jan 15, 2002 98 minutes +1520 Soon after a rising young singer-songwriter (Hedlund) gets involved with a fallen, emotionally unstable country star (Paltrow), the pair embarks on a career resurrection tour helmed by her husband/manager (McGraw) and featuring a beauty-queen-turned-singer (Meester). Between concerts, romantic entanglements and old demons threaten to derail them all. -- (C) Columbia PG-13 Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Shana Feste Shana Feste Jan 7, 2011 Apr 12, 2011 $ 20,218,921 112 minutes +1522 The film revolves around the story of a young man and woman who meet on a train and impulsively decide to get off at Vienna. With only one night ahead, the two spend their time exploring the city and getting to know each other, knowing that they have to eventually go their separate ways. R Comedy|Drama|Romance Richard Linklater Richard Linklater|Kim Krizan Jan 27, 1995 Nov 30, 1999 101 minutes +1523 Trying to reverse a family curse, brothers Jimmy (Channing Tatum) and Clyde Logan (Adam Driver) set out to execute an elaborate robbery during the legendary Coca-Cola 600 race at the Charlotte Motor Speedway. PG-13 Comedy Steven Soderbergh Rebecca Blunt Aug 18, 2017 Nov 28, 2017 $ 27,696,504 119 minutes Fingerprint Releasing / Bleecker Street +1525 In Skyfall, Bond's loyalty to M is tested as her past comes back to haunt her. As MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost. -- (C) Official Site PG-13 Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Sam Mendes John Logan|Robert Wade|Neal Purvis Nov 9, 2012 Mar 11, 2013 $ 299,300,000 145 minutes MGM +1526 "Based on a Hungarian play by Lajos Biro, Hotel Imperial stars Pola Negri as a chambermaid in a small Gallacian hotel. When World War I erupts, the town in which Pola lives is alternately occupied by both the Russians and the Austrians. As the film's various intrigues play themselves out, we learn that Pola is actually an aristocrat, posing as a maid to find her sister's murderer, which she does with the help of handsome Austrian officer James Hall. Hotel Imperial represented the last directorial effort of Mauritz Stiller, who returned to Sweden after being rejected by the love of his life, Greta Garbo. This, coupled with the death of Pola Negri's ex-lover Rudolph Valentino during production of Hotel Imperial, earned the film a reputation as a ""jinx."" The curse evidently carried over to the 1939 talkie version, which had an even more benighted production history." NR Action and Adventure|Drama Mauritz Stiller 84 minutes +1527 "Welcome to Mooseport. The sleepy Maine community has all the accoutrements of idyllic small town life: a little park and gazebo, quaint architecture, a moose that wanders through the streets, and lots of friendly townsfolk, including the proprietor of the local hardware store, Handy Harrison and his veterinarian girlfriend Sally. Mooseport also just happens to be the vacation home for the leader of the free world: Monroe ""Eagle"" Cole, the President of the United States. Following two successful terms, the wildly popular President is ready to retire to his ""Mooseport White House,"" publish his memoirs and embark on a series of lucrative speaking engagements. But Eagle's retirement is delayed when the folks of Mooseport convince the former President to run for Mayor. At the same time, he sparks to Sally--unaware that she is Handy's girlfriend. So, when a jealous Handy announces HIS candidacy for mayor, Eagle is dumbfounded. Handy, in turn, sees himself in a race for Mayor and boyfriend. As the campaign kicks into high gear, things get even wilder in this once quiet town." PG-13 Comedy Donald Petrie Doug Richardson|Tom Schulman Feb 20, 2004 May 25, 2004 $ 14,244,145 110 minutes 20th Century Fox +1528 Since they met at a party, ambitious high-flyer Nat and struggling novelist Josh have been deliriously happy despite their differences. Josh is a thinker, Nat's a doer..but the spark between them is undeniable. Their wedding is a dream come true, but family, friends and even the minister who marries them aren't convinced that they can last. Josh's ex-girlfriend, Chloe, and Nat's handsome American client Guy, could offer attractive alternatives. With their first anniversary approaching, neither wants to be the first to give up, but will they make it? (c) Magnolia R Art House and International|Comedy|Romance Dan Mazer Dan Mazer Aug 9, 2013 Oct 22, 2013 $ 5,851,913 97 minutes Magnolia Pictures +1529 "Based on a series of Rolling Stone articles by Aaron Latham, this romance was set in the world of L.A.'s hip fitness scene. Rolling Stone reporter Adam Lawrence (John Travolta) comes to L.A. to write a story about a prominent businessman who's been arrested for drug dealing (shades of the John DeLorean scandal). He's also decided to research a piece on the exercise fad and how health clubs have become the ""singles bars of the '80s."" His boss (real-life Rolling Stone editor Jann Wenner as himself) OK's the project. At a club called The Sports Connection, an incognito Adam meets the regulars, including promiscuous Linda (Laraine Newman), airhead Sally (Marilu Henner) and aerobics instructor Jessie (Jamie Lee Curtis), a former Olympic swimmer. Adam and Jessie begin a romance, but it ends when she discovers that he's there to trash her and the club in print. Conflicted, Adam wrestles with publishing the story, but the final decision isn't his. A director of sincere, sober dramas, James Bridges was an odd choice to helm the romantic Perfect (1985), widely considered one of the decade's notorious cinematic misfires. Bridges had enjoyed much greater success with his previous collaboration with Travolta, Urban Cowboy (1980)." R Drama|Romance James Bridges Aaron Latham|James Bridges Jun 7, 1985 Jun 25, 2002 120 minutes +1530 In this jungle adventure, Tarzan is first seen wearing a business suit instead of a loincloth. However, when he learns that a boy who supposedly knows the location of a fabulous jungle treasure has been kidnapped by an evil explorer, he sheds his city clothes and hits the trees. NR Action and Adventure Robert Day Clair Huffaker 90 minutes +1532 A mysterious plague, the Purple Death, ravages the earth. Dr. Zarkov, investigating in his spaceship, finds a ship from planet Mongo seeding the atmosphere with dust. Sure enough, Ming the Merciless is up to his old tricks. So it's back to Mongo for Flash, Dale, and Zarkov, this time with ready-made allies waiting: Prince Barin of Arboria and Queen Fria of the frozen northern land of Frigia; where, it so happens, is found polarite, antidote to the plague. But Ming will use all his forces to keep our heroes from thwarting his plans of conquest... NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Science Fiction and Fantasy Ford Beebe|Ray Taylor Mar 3, 1940 Apr 25, 2000 115 minutes +1533 As Dil Chahta Hai opens, Siddarth, known as Sid (Akshaye Khanna) is racing to the hospital due to an unexplained emergency. There, he is reunited with his old friend, Sameer (Saif Ali Khan). Sameer calls the third member of the trio, Akash (Bombay superstar Aamir Khan from Lagaan), who tells him he's not going to join them at the hospital, due to an unresolved dispute between him and Sid. The film then flashes back to earlier, happier days, to show us what came between the three close friends. Sid was the studious, serious one, with a hidden artistic side, while Sameer foolishly let himself be ruled by the woman in his life. Akash could never limit himself to one woman. He was a playboy who claimed he didn't believe in love. Sameer found himself unexpectedly falling for Pooji (Sonali Kulkarni of Mission Kashmir), the young woman his parents have tried to arrange for him to marry. Akash's father grew concerned about his son's immaturity, and sent Akash to Australia to work for his company. There, he ran into Shalini (Preity Zinta, who also starred in Mission Kashmir), a girl who once rejected him in a Bombay nightclub. She's engaged to be married to Rohit (Ayub Khan), but as the two spend time together, Akash falls hard for Shalini. For his part, Sid met a beautiful divorcee, Tara (Dimple Kapadia), but his friends and family weren't ready to accept their relationship. Eventually, we work our way back to the present, and find out what's become of the three friends and their romantic entanglements. Dil Chahta Hai, a huge hit in India, marked the feature debut of writer-director Farhan Akhtar. NR Art House and International|Comedy Fahran Akhtar|Farhan Akhtar Farhan Akhtar|Kassim Jagmagia 183 minutes +1534 As a child Manuel never knew his father, and as an adult the allure of exploring his origins simply becomes too powerful to resist. Setting out across the roads of Patagonia to attend the funeral of a distant relative, Manuel soon finds romance with a beautiful young photographer named Carolina. Though their initial romance is quickly shattered when Manuel is thrown in jail, he soon escapes back to Carolina while the corrupt police officers beat another inmate to death. As Manuel and Carolina take flight to escape the wrath of a murderous cop, the young lovers maneuver through the countryside in hopes of not only forging a future, but discovering the past as well. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Javier Olivera Aug 17, 2000 Oct 23, 2001 107 minutes +1535 Vin Diesel opted to not appear in the sequel to the film the shot him to stardom in the first place, The Fast and the Furious. With the character of Dominic Toretto out of the picture, 2 Fast 2 Furious concentrates exclusively on the latest exploits of undercover agent Brian O'Connor, played by Paul Walker. In addition, with director Rob Cohen passing, producers have added a dash of credibility to the sequel by hiring John Singleton to helm. What does completely remain from the first film is the presence of fast-living underground street-racing gangs. Moving from Los Angeles to Miami, O'Connor is looking to redeem himself after the events of the first movie, so he again goes undercover to infiltrate another group of thuggish car enthusiasts. This time around he's enlisted the help of ex-con Roman Pierce (Tyrese) and fellow agent Monica Celemente (Eva Mendes) to bring down Carter Verone (Cole Hauser), an importer/exporter who heads up a massive drug trafficking operation. Heading up the supporting cast are hip-hop stars Ludacris and Fabolous. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense John Singleton Gary Scott Thompson|Derek Haas|Michael Brandt Jun 6, 2003 Sep 30, 2003 $ 127,083,765 108 minutes Universal Pictures Distributio +1536 A bunch of rap-star wannabes attempt gangsta rap effrontery, call themselves CB4 (referring to a prison cell block), and become all the rage in the tough-as-you-can-be rap music industry. Before long, however, they discover themselves to be the targets of real gangsta violence. This parody featuring Chris Rock, Allen Payne and Deezer D, contains nudity, profanity, violence, substance abuse and sexual situations--as all gangsta rap comedies should. R Comedy Tamra Davis Chris Rock|Nelson George|Robert LoCash Mar 12, 1993 Jan 14, 2003 88 minutes +1539 In this comedy thriller, set in northern California, inept but lovable pot farmers Jack Madsen (Billy Bob Thornton) and Carter (Hank Azaria) work for San Francisco entrepreneur Malcolm Stockman (John Lithgow), who arrives for a visit via copter. As soon as Malcolm steps out, the copter pilot shoots him and takes off, leaving the two aghast along with apprentice Harlan (Ryan Phillippe). Minus a boss, the naive trio deduces no paychecks are forthcoming, so they collect cannabis for a big payoff and head to the nearby town where they meet up with go-between Lucy (Kelly Lynch). However, their explanations of Malcolm's whereabouts and their sudden need to sell some of the crop arouse suspicions, while their lazy days on the dope farm have left them unprepared as businessmen seeking buyers for millions in contraband. They soon find themselves in a shadowy new world of greed, paranoia, and duplicity. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Stephen Gyllenhaal Nicholas Kazan|Stephen Gyllenhaal Jan 1, 1998 Sep 1, 1998 102 minutes +1540 Don Siegel took over the directing chores from Peter Hyams on this taut cold war action film, based on the novel by Walter Wager. With the cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union thawing, old KGB hard-liner Nicolai Dalchimsky (Donald Pleasence) activates a group of Americans who were brainwashed twenty years earlier to blow up United States defenses when a passage from a Robert Frost poem is recited to them. When bombs go off at an abandoned United States defense installation, the Kremlin realizes that they have a rogue KGB agent on their hands who is trying to re-ignite the cold war. To stop him, the Russians send out KGB agent Grigori Borzov (Charles Bronson). Accompanying him is KGB double agent Barbara (Lee Remick). As the two agents try to stop Nicolai from starting World War III, they find time to fall in love with each other. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Don Siegel 103 minutes +1541 "In the heatwarming live action adventure ""Disney's Christopher Robin,"" the young boy who loved embarking on adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood with a band of spirited and loveable stuffed animals, has grown up and lost his way. Now it is up to his childhood friends to venture into our world and help Christopher Robin remember the loving and playful boy who is still inside." PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Kids and Family Marc Forster Alex Ross Perry Aug 3, 2018 Nov 6, 2018 Walt Disney Pictures +1542 It's 1969. The conflict in Viet Nam has exploded to immeasurable proportions, and 18-year-old Dean Hills number is up. Dean's brother Eric, who has already seen his share of combat, plans to take Dean to enlist in his beloved Marine Corps in hopes of keeping an eye on him rather than letting him take his chances at the local induction center. But Dean's plans do not coincide with his older brothers. Instead, he plans to confront Eric about dodging the draft after the boys and their respective girlfriends, Bailey and Chrissie, head across Texas for a final fling of serious fun. Soon after their journey begins, the spirited foursome is spooked by a menacing pair of bikers, Holden and his girlfriend, Alex. When Alex chases the group's jeep, propelling them into a serious accident, Chrissie is thrown from the vehicle. As Alex attempts to rob the injured trio, Sheriff Hoyt arrives on the scene and turns the tables on their would-be assassin. While Chrissie hides in the nearby brush, she watches as the sheriff kills Alex in cold blood and then inexplicably taunts her friends before ordering them into the back of the patrol car. Unbeknownst to Chrissie, Hoyt is headed back to the Hewitt family home where Thomas who is being groomed to become the terrifying monster known as Leatherface and the rest of the Hewitt clan await. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Jonathan Liebesman Sheldon Turner Oct 6, 2006 Jan 16, 2007 $ 39,418,953 84 minutes New Line Cinema +1545 Columnist Steve Lopez is at a dead end. The newspaper business is in an uproar, his marriage to a fellow journalist has fallen apart and he can't entirely remember what he loved about his job in the first place. Then, one day, while walking through Los Angeles' Skid Row, he sees the mysterious bedraggled figure Nathaniel Ayers, pouring his soul into a two-stringed violin. At first, Lopez approaches Ayers as just another story idea in a city of millions. But as he begins to unearth the mystery of how this alternately brilliant and distracted street musician, once a dynamic prodigy headed for fame, wound up living in tunnels and doorways, it sparks an unexpected quest. Imagining he can change Ayers' life, Lopez embarks on a quixotic mission to get him off the streets and back to the world of music. But even as he fights to save Ayers' life, he begins to see that it is Ayers--with his unsinkable passion, his freedom-loving obstinacy and his valiant attempts at connection and love--who is profoundly changing Lopez. PG-13 Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Joe Wright Susannah Grant Apr 24, 2009 Aug 4, 2009 $ 31,670,931 117 minutes Dreamworks/Paramount +1547 Based on a story by Stefan Zweig, this film is about the romance between a wounded WW I vet--who also happens to be a baron--and the unhappily wed mother of an asthmatic son while they all stay at a sanitarium in Austria. PG Drama|Mystery and Suspense Andrew Birkin Andrew Birkin 107 minutes +1549 """The 400 Blows"" marks the birth of legendary nouvelle vague character Antoine Doinel; his is the story of a 13-year-old wild child whose adventures were based on director Francois Truffaut's own adolescence." NR Art House and International|Classics|Drama Nov 16, 1959 Mar 24, 1998 97 minutes +1550 NR Action and Adventure|Drama Ralph Habib|Lee Robinson 93 minutes +1553 Captain Virat Bakshi (Akshay Kumar) is a soldier never off duty in Holiday, an upcoming Bollywood action thriller written and directed by A.R. Murugadoss. It features Kumar and Sonakshi Sinha in the lead roles and is a remake of the 2012 Tamil blockbuster movie Thuppakki. (c) Reliance NR Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance $ 707,672 161 minutes Reliance Entertainment +1554 The movie chronicles the adventures of a young girl called Lily, who sets off to visit her lonely Grandpa, but finds herself on a great adventure that leads to a meeting with the world's favorite steam engine, Thomas the Tank Engine, and the magical Mr. Conductor. The trio become involved in a classic good versus evil story that takes place in Mr. Conductor's special universe. At one end is the Island of Sodor, and at the other Shining Time, nestled deep in the Indian Valley. Linking these two worlds is The Magic Railroad. This harmonious world of magic and innocence is put in danger by greed and cynicism. However, Lily and Thomas, with the help of a special dog called Mutt, a young boy named Patch, Mr. Conductor Junior and a host of other colorful characters triumph, bringing the story to its happy end. G Kids and Family|Musical and Performing Arts Britt Allcroft Britt Allcroft Jul 26, 2000 Oct 31, 2000 $ 2,027,042 95 minutes Destination Films +1555 This western spoof tells the story of a tough schoolmarm who becomes a gunslinger to avenge the death of her father. Knowing the killer to be a formidable foe, she hires his twin brother, a drunken lout barely able to stand up, let alone hold a gun. G Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Western Elliot Silverstein|Elliott Silverstein Walter Newman|Roy Chanslor|Frank Pierson Jun 24, 1965 Aug 8, 2000 97 minutes +1557 L'Homme Que J'Aime (The Man I Love), a Gallic feature from director Stephane Giusti, is both a gay coming-out story and semi-tragic tale of love gone askew. Originally made for French television in 1997, L'Homme Que J'Aime chronicles the developing love triangle between brash pool monitor Martin (Marcial Di Fonzo Bo), resident lifeguard Lucas (Jean-Michel Portal), and his live-in girlfriend, Lise (Mathilde Seigner). Though Lucas initially meets Martin's advances with cold resistance, he begins to enjoy his presence when Lise unsuspectingly incorporates Martin into their lackluster social life. Eventually, what Lucas believed was his heterosexuality begins to weaken, and the young pro-diver finds himself falling for Martin. More complications arise, however, when Martin's HIV-positive status is revealed, and Lucas wonders if he should leave Lise for a terminally ill man he happens to love. NR Art House and International|Drama Apr 27, 2001 Nov 11, 2003 87 minutes +1560 It is 1944 and World War II is reaching its climax. The Allies are poised to invade France and finally defeat the German army. But in Walmington-on-Sea morale amongst the Home Guard is low. Their new mission then - to patrol the Dover army base - is a great chance to revive spirits and reputation, that is until glamorous journalist Rose Winters arrives to write about their exploits, setting the pulses racing and putting the local women on red alert. MI5 then discover a radio signal sent direct to Berlin from Walmington-on-Sea. There's a spy on the loose NR Comedy|Drama Oliver Parker Hamish McColl|Jimmy Perry $ 4,683,159 100 minutes Universal Pictures International +1561 "The third installment of director Edgar Wright's trilogy of comedies starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, following the successes ""Shaun of the Dead"" (2004) and ""Hot Fuzz"" (2007). In ""The World's End,"" 20 years after attempting an epic pub crawl, five childhood friends reunite when one of them becomes hellbent on trying the drinking marathon again. They are convinced to stage an encore by Gary King (Simon Pegg), a 40-year-old man trapped at the cigarette end of his teens, who drags his reluctant pals to their hometown and once again attempts to reach the fabled pub - The World's End. As they attempt to reconcile the past and present, they realize the real struggle is for the future, not just theirs but humankind's. Reaching The World's End is the least of their worries. (c) Focus Features" R Comedy Edgar Wright Edgar Wright|Simon Pegg Aug 23, 2013 Nov 19, 2013 $ 33,408,732 109 minutes Focus Features +1564 Real-life sweethearts Michael Cera and Charlyne Yi star in a fictionalized version of their romance in this indie semi-documentary comedy, written by Yi. Playing themselves, Yi and Cera embark on a scripted version of their own story. In the movie, Yi has agreed to be the subject of a documentary about her quest to discover if love really exists, since she's never experienced it. As part of her participation in the project, she has a film crew follow her around throughout every new development in her love life -- which gets complicated when she starts dating fellow comedian Cera. This portion of the film is all narrative, and was written into the script, but also as part of the documentary, Yi travels the country interviewing various people about their opinions and experiences with love, and these portions of the film are real -- the interviewees are not actors. Melding truth and fantasy, Paper Heart uses equal parts comedy and realism to resolve the ultimate question of whether love is fact or fiction. PG-13 Comedy Nicholas Jasenovec Nicholas Jasenovec|Charlyne Yi Aug 14, 2009 Dec 1, 2009 $ 1,149,350 89 minutes Overture Films +1565 NR Documentary 60 minutes +1567 "Lust is in the air on Harford Road and Sylvia Stickles, a grumpy, repressed middle-aged Baltimorean, doesn't like it. Though Sylvia's handsome husband Vaughn still has marital urges, his wife could not be less interested -- she has more important things to do. Not only does Sylvia run the family's Pinewood Park and Pay convenience store, she's also responsible for watching over her exhibitionist daughter Caprice. A go-go dancer known to her adoring fans as Ursula Udders, Caprice and her stupendously enlarged breasts are currently under house arrest after several ""nude and disorderly"" violations. But Sylvia's world is turned upside down one day after suffering a concussion in a freak traffic accident. Sexy tow-truck driver Ray-Ray Perkins rushes to her aid, and the stricken Sylvia realizes he is no ordinary service man; he's a sexual healer who brings Sylvia's hidden cauldron of lust to the boiling point." NC17 Comedy John Waters John Waters Sep 24, 2004 Jun 14, 2005 $ 1,260,219 89 minutes New Line Cinema +1568 "Jonathan Corbett (Lee Van Cleef) is one of the top lawmen in the State of Texas. He's so good at what he does, that he's been approached by Brokston (Walter Barnes), a wealthy speculator and power-broker, about running for the United States Senate. But there's one job that needs doing first which, if Corbett can finish it, will put him in an unchallengable position -- he has to hunt down and capture (dead or alive, with the emphasis on ""dead"") Cuchillo Sanchez (Tomas Milian), who's wanted for raping and killing a 12-year-old girl. Corbett does what he does best, pursuing Sanchez relentlessly and on his own level of intense brutality, past the border and into Mexico -- but along the way, Corbett learns what life is like for peasants like Sanchez, and what men like Brokston have to do with it. And he discovers that Sanchez may not be the murderer that Corbett thinks he is." R Action and Adventure|Western Sergio Sollima Sergio Sollima|Sergio Donati Jan 1, 1966 Dec 10, 2013 84 minutes +1570 "We first see Asian cave dweller John Lone as he wanders around what seems to be his natural habitat of some 10,000 years ago. Soon we learn that Lone is in a controlled environment in a scientific lab -- and that his frozen body was recently discovered during an expedition to the North Pole (hence the nickname ""Iceman""). Scientists Lindsay Crouse and Timothy Hutton hope to learn to communicate with the Iceman, and in so doing discover what life was truly like for our Neanderthal ancestors. But other, less altruistic scientists want to dissect him and analyze his innards. With Hutton's help, the Iceman escapes, but soon both men realize that there's really no place for the ancient warrior in modern society. Although the settings are convincingly arctic, Iceman was filmed in Manitoba." PG Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Fred Schepisi "Chip Proser|Charles ""Chip"" Proser" Apr 13, 1984 Dec 28, 2004 101 minutes +1572 "Loretta Lynn was one of the first female superstars in country music and remains a defining presence within the genre; with her strong, clear, hard-country voice and tough, no-nonsense songs about husbands who cheat and wives who weren't about to be pushed around, Lynn introduced a feminist mindset to Nashville years before the phrase ""women's liberation"" became common currency. Coal Miner's Daughter is a screen adaptation of Lynn's autobiography, starring Sissy Spacek as Loretta Lynn. One of eight children born to Ted Webb (Levon Helm), a coal miner raising a family despite grinding poverty in Butcher's Holler, KY, Loretta married Dolittle ""Mooney"" Lynn (Tommy Lee Jones) when she was only 13 years old. A mother of four by the time she was 20, Lynn began singing the occasional song at local honky-tonks on weekends, and at 25, she cut (at Mooney's suggestion) a demo tape that earned her a deal with an independent record label. Loretta and Mooney's tireless promotion of the record (including a long road trip through the south in which they stopped at every country radio station they could find) paid off -- Loretta's first single, ""Honky Tonk Girl,"" hit the charts and earned her a spot on the Grand Ole Opry. Stardom called and Loretta never looked back, but success brought with it both joy (a long string of hit records and sold-out concerts and a close friendship with Patsy Cline) and sorrow (a nervous breakdown brought on by overwork and a great deal of stress to a marriage that endured -- but just barely). Sissy Spacek won an Academy award for her vivid, thoroughly natural performance as Loretta (she also did her own singing), and Levon Helm (drummer for the legendary rock group the Band) made an impressive screen debut as her father. Ernest Tubb makes a cameo appearance as himself." PG Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Michael Apted Tom Rickman|Thomas Rickman Mar 7, 1980 May 6, 2003 125 minutes +1573 "Eighty-four-year-old Kung Fu Grandmaster Zhou Ting Jue has been called a ""Jewel of the Nation"" in China, however, his past has remained shrouded in mystery. Living in Southern California for the last 20 years, Master Zhou has cultivated a loyal clientele, including A-list celebrities, musicians, and athletes, who seek his unique Qi Gong healing technique--which has attracted the attention of television shows like ""Ripley's Believe It or Not"" and The History Channel's ""Stan Lee's Superhumans."" When his 27-year-old granddaughter Jun Zhou, who grew up watching her grandfather on television, develops her own passion for Kung Fu, she also begins to inquire about Zhou's secretive past. Master Zhou takes Jun on an odyssey through his early life. From San Francisco's Chinatown, where Zhou first arrived a penniless immigrant, to Shanghai where he mastered martial arts and was later imprisoned by the Chinese government, the duo seeks the mist-shrouded birthplace of Qi Gong--Wu Dang Mountain. Their connection deepens as they visit the poor, rural village where Zhou was born, as he reveals the life lessons and mental strength required to become a Kung Fu master." NR Documentary Daston Kalili Jessica Cauffiel|Daston Kalili 71 minutes +1574 "Featuring an all-star comedy cast including Aubrey Plaza, Johnny Simmons, Bill Hader,Alia Shawkat, Sarah Steele, Rachel Bilson, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, DonaldGlover, Scott Porter, Andy Samberg, Connie Britton and Clark Gregg, ""The To Do List"" is a comedy about close friends and a special summer project, loosely inspired by the real-life adventures of first-time writer/director Maggie Carey. Set in 1993, valedictorian Brandy Klark wants to shed her uptight image before college, so she assembles a to do list of all the ""activities"" she missed out on in high school. Quickly realizing that she's way out of her depth, Brandy solicits her best friends, older sister and burnt-out boss for their help and advice. If the group is going to complete the list by September they'll need plenty of imagination and very open minds. (c) CBS Films" R Comedy Maggie Carey Maggie Carey Jul 26, 2013 Nov 19, 2013 $ 3,400,000 104 minutes CBS Films +1575 "The inauguration of a stage line created the excitement of this fine 12 chapter Western serial directed for Republic Pictures by the talented John English, for once sans his partner William Witney. Duke Cameron Allan Lane and June FosterKay Aldridge battle both Indians and a greedy villain in order to complete a stage line road through the Comanche Strip. A handsome second lead, Lane later added ""Rocky"" to his name and became a fixture in B-Westerns. Later still, he provided the voice for television's Mr. Ed. Not one of Hollywood's more adventurous stars, Lane had Tom Steele double for him even in quite benign fight sequences. The brunette Miss Aldridge is perhaps best remembered for playing the title role in the jungle serial Perils of Nyoka (1942)." NR Action and Adventure|Western William Witney|John English Rex Taylor Smith|Sol Shore|Franklin Adreon|Ronald Davidson|Barry Shipman 196 minutes +1576 This drama is adapted from the autobiography of comedy writer Jerry Stahl. Stahl's R Documentary|Drama David Veloz David Veloz Sep 16, 1998 Feb 23, 1999 88 minutes Artisan +1577 "Gary Busey's sterling performance as Buddy Holly graces this entertaining film biography of this pioneering rock and roll performer. The film follows the trajectory of Holly's musical career from his beginnings in Lubbock, Texas, through his troubled recording career, to his national fame after the success of his hit ""That'll Be the Day."" As Holly struggles up the road to success, the film also chronicles the tension between him and his backup band, The Crickets (Don Stroud and Charles Martin Smith), along with his love for his Puerto Rican bride Maria (Maria Richwine)." PG Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Steve Rash Robert Gittler Jan 1, 1978 Sep 7, 1999 113 minutes +1579 Based on his a true story, THE RIDER stars breakout Brady Jandreau as a once rising star of the rodeo circuit warned that his competition days are over after a tragic riding accident. Back home, Brady finds himself wondering what he has to live for when he can no longer do what gives him a sense of purpose: to ride and compete. In an attempt to regain control of his fate, Brady undertakes a search for new identity and tries to redefine his idea of what it means to be a man in the heartland of America. R Drama Apr 13, 2018 Aug 7, 2018 104 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1581 Three twenty-something addicts fight to retain their sanity while locked in a rehabilitation center where the same day plays out time and again in this mind-bending thriller from director Carl Bessai (Severed, Normal). NR Art House and International|Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Carl Bessai Arne Olsen 85 minutes Film Sales Company +1582 In this commando action-adventure by Antonio Margheriti, Captain Wesley (Lewis Collins) has been charged with cleaning out some drug sites in Thailand and gathers up four of his mercenaries for the task. His superior is Fletcher (Ernest Borgnine), a drug enforcement officer with shady business contacts. Wesley and his crew, including the tough Charlton (Klaus Kinski) and China (Lee Van Cleef), head out into the jungle to eradicate the drugs at their source. Battles and explosions follow. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International Michael Lester Oct 5, 1984 Mar 13, 2007 101 minutes +1583 This stark British/Norwegian film closely adheres to the text of Alexander Solzhenitsyn's book One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. The day in question is one which is full of small triumphs for a dissident sentenced to ten years in the Gulags (prison labor camps) of Siberia. Ivan (Tom Courtnay) manages to grab some extra food, lives through the day without being sick and without causing the guards to give him undue attention. These and other small events make this particular day especially memorable. This movie was filmed with careful attention to authenticity in its settings, a fact that is evident in the final product. G Art House and International|Drama Casper Wrede|Caspar Wrede Ronald Harwood 100 minutes +1584 Six Vietnam war vets combine to pull off a heist the target of which is a bunch of racetrack bookies. NR Action and Adventure|Drama Michael Thornhill 91 minutes +1585 A dating doctor claims that with his services he can match anyone with their soulmate in just three dates. When a jaded tabloid journalist sets out to expose him as a scam artist, the two find themselves falling in love. PG-13 Comedy|Romance Andrew Tennant|Andy Tennant Kevin Bisch Feb 11, 2005 Jun 14, 2005 $ 177,575,142 120 minutes Sony Pictures +1586 "Macaulay Culkin tries for a change of pace playing a schoolyard psychotic in The Good Son. When 12-year-old son Mark (Elijah Wood) is his mother's side as she's dying of cancer, she makes him promise her that she won't die. When she does die, Mark is consumed with grief, as well as guilt that he couldn't keep his promise. Mark's father Jack (David Morse) has to go away for a two week business trip to Tokyo shortly after his wife's death. Thinking that the blustery Maine environment will do him good, he drops Mark off with the family of his Uncle Wallace (Daniel High Kelly). At first, Mark is withdrawn, but soon he begins to warm to his Aunt Susan (Wendy Crewson), his cousin Connie (Quinn Culkin), and particularly his cousin Henry (Macauley Culkin). Mark and Henry pal around together, but Mark begins to notice some of Henry's ideas of fun differ significantly from his own. For example, Henry demonstrates his homemade crossbow by killing the neighbor's dog, and shows Mark his dummy (called ""Mr. Highway"") that he drops from an overpass onto a highway, causing a 10-car pileup. Mark begins to suspect that the death of Henry's baby brother wasn't an accident, and it appears Henry is now making plans to rub out his sister. But when Mark tries to warn Henry's parents of their son's homicidal tendencies, they refuse to listen to him." R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Joseph Ruben Ian McEwan Sep 24, 1993 Feb 3, 2004 87 minutes +1588 In 1878, two young stage magicians clash in a darkened salon during the course of a fraudulent seance. From this moment on, their lives become webs of deceit and exposure, secrets and revelations, as they feud to outwit and destroy one another. Their rivalry takes them both to the peak of their careers, but with terrible consequences. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Christopher Nolan Jonathan Nolan|Christopher Nolan Oct 20, 2006 Feb 20, 2007 $ 53,100,000 130 minutes +1591 "A man who acknowledges a side of himself he's kept hidden for decades must decide between love, loyalty, and faith in this drama from filmmaker Haim Tabakman set in Jerusalem. Aaron (Zohar Strauss) is an orthodox Jew in his mid-thirties who helps run a kosher butcher shop opened by his father. Aaron is married to Rivka (Ravit ""Tinkerbell"" Rozen) and they have four sons, but he often feels something is missing from his life. One day, a 19-year-old yeshiva student, Ezri (Ran Danker), stops by the shop; when Aaron learns Ezri is homeless, he offers to make the youngster his apprentice and gives him a room. Aaron and Ezri strike up a fast friendship, but in time their feelings become deeper, and during a communal bath they act on the desires that have been growing between them. Aaron finds himself torn between his loyalty to his family and his growing love for Ezri, and his dilemma becomes even more pointed when Rabbi Vaisben (Tzahi Grad) asks him to join him in his ""Purity Police"" group, who pay threatening visits to people in the community who are falling short in the eyes of the congregation. Einaym Pkuhot (aka Eyes Wide Open) was an official selection at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival, where it was screened as part of the ""Un Certain Regard"" program." NR Art House and International|Drama|Romance Haim Tabakman Merav Doster Feb 5, 2010 Nov 16, 2010 $ 463,914 91 minutes Regent Releasing +1593 The modern world holds many secrets, but the most astounding secret of all is that witches still live amongst us; vicious supernatural creatures intent on unleashing the Black Death upon the world. Armies of witch hunters battled the unnatural enemy across the globe for centuries, including KAULDER, a valiant warrior who managed to slay the all-powerful QUEEN WITCH, decimating her followers in the process. In the moments right before her death, the QUEEN curses KAULDER with her own immortality, forever separating him from his beloved wife and daughter in the afterlife. Today KAULDER is the only one of his kind remaining, and has spent centuries hunting down rogue witches, all the while yearning for his long-lost loved ones. However, unbeknownst to KAULDER, the QUEEN WITCH is resurrected and seeks revenge on her killer causing an epic battle that will determine the survival of the human race. (C) Summit PG-13 Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Breck Eisner Matt Sazama|Burk Sharpless|Cory Goodman Oct 23, 2015 Feb 2, 2016 105 minutes Summit Entertainment. +1597 "John Landis tries to replicate the quirky gory horror/sick-comedy ""vein"" he mined in An American Werewolf in London in Innocent Blood. Anne Parillaud plays Marie, a lonely vampire trapped in Pittsburgh and looking for some fresh blood. When a local gang war breaks out, Marie sees it as the perfect cover for her blood feasts. Her plan is to dine on the goodfellas (""What about Italian?"" she asks) and then destroy the evidence of her supper with a well-directed gun blast. But the coroner sees something usual when he gets to examine the gangland corpses, ""There's a problem. Not enough blood. This guy's about five quarts too low."" Meanwhile, an undercover cop named Joe Gennaro (Anthony LaPaglia) begins to suspect that Marie might be responsible for the killings after witnessing her lighter-than-air stunts in a church after some gangsters attack her. Things get more complicated when Marie seduces mob-boss Sal ""The Shark"" Macelli (Robert Loggia). Unable to finish her snack, Sal escapes and becomes one of the undead -- back from the grave but lusting after blood. Sal wants to start a new race of mob vampires, DeadFellas. This forces Marie to team up with Joe to stop Sal's blood brothers from taking over Pittsburgh." R Action and Adventure|Comedy|Horror|Romance John Landis Michael Wolk Sep 25, 1992 Mar 30, 1999 113 minutes +1598 Max Payne is a maverick cop - a mythic anti-hero - determined to track down those responsible for the brutal murders of his family and partner. Hell-bent on revenge, his obsessive investigation takes him on a nightmare journey into a dark underworld. As the mystery deepens, Max is forced to battle enemies beyond the natural world and face an unthinkable betrayal. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Beau Thorne Oct 17, 2008 Jan 20, 2009 $ 40,632,110 100 minutes 20th Century Fox +1599 Horror legend Lucio Fulci directed this substandard supernatural thriller. Lara Naszinski develops a psychic link with a comatose student who was the victim of a cruel prank at a Boston girls' school. Together, the girls wreak havoc upon their bullying tormentors. Fulci eschews his usual gory set-pieces here for bizarre murders involving living statues and killer snails, and the plot, cribbed from Richard Franklin's superior Patrick (1978), is weak and underdeveloped. NR Art House and International|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Lucio Fulci Lucio Fulci Jan 1, 1987 Sep 4, 2001 85 minutes +1600 When a failed assassination attempt occurs on the President's (Cotter Smith) life by the teleporting mutant Nightcrawler (Alan Cumming), it's Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart) and his School for Gifted Youngsters who are targeted for the crime. While Jean Grey (Famke Janssen) and Storm (Halle Berry) try and locate the assassin, Cyclops (James Marsden) and Xavier (also known as 'Professor X') seek answers from their old foe Magneto (Ian McKellan) in his glass cell...Little do they know they're walking into a trap set by the villainous William Stryker (Brian Cox), a mysterious governmental figure that figures into Wolverine's (Hugh Jackman) secretive past, along with information about the X-Men's operation, supplied by Magneto through a mind-controlling agent. Meanwhile Wolverine, just home from a failed mission to regain his memory, is in charge of the students when a crack-commando team led by Stryker infiltrates the school by order of the President. With a mansion full of young, powerful mutants and the ferocious Wolverine in babysitter mode, can he defend the school against the one man who can answer his questions? What roles do the sinister Mystique (Rebecca Romijn-Stamos) and Lady Deathstrike (Kelly Hu) have in all of this? Why does Stryker want Professor X and his Cerebro machine? With the war between humanity and mutants escalating to extremes, can the rest of the X-Men trust their old foes to help them? Director Bryan Singer returns and raises the stakes in this sequel to the highly lauded 2000 adaptation of Marvel Comics' X-Men. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Bryan Singer Daniel Harris|Dan Harris|Michael Dougherty|Bryan Singer|David Hayter May 2, 2003 Nov 25, 2003 $ 214,813,155 134 minutes 20th Century Fox +1601 Rango is a sheltered chameleon living as an ordinary family pet, while facing a major identity crisis. After all, how high can you aim when your whole purpose in life is to blend in? When Rango accidentally winds up in the gritty, gun-slinging town of Dirt - a lawless outpost populated by the desert's most wily and whimsical creatures - the less-than-courageous lizard suddenly finds he stands out. Welcomed as the last hope the town has been waiting for, new Sheriff Rango is forced to play his new role to the hilt... -- (C) Paramount PG Action and Adventure|Animation|Kids and Family Gore Verbinski John Logan Mar 4, 2011 Jul 15, 2011 $ 123,188,232 107 minutes Paramount Pictures +1602 In a contemporary adaptation of Langston Hughes' celebrated play, the holiday musical drama BLACK NATIVITY follows Langston (Jacob Latimore), a street-wise teen from Baltimore raised by a single mother, as he journeys to New York City to spend the Christmas holiday with his estranged relatives Reverend Cornell and Aretha Cobbs (Forest Whitaker and Angela Bassett). Unwilling to live by the imposing Reverend Cobbs' rules, a frustrated Langston is determined to return home to his mother, Naima (Jennifer Hudson). Langston embarks on a surprising and inspirational journey and along with new friends, and a little divine intervention, he discovers the true meaning of faith, healing, and family. (c) Fox Searchlight PG Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Faith and Spirituality Kasi Lemmons Kasi Lemmons Nov 27, 2013 Apr 15, 2014 $ 4,894,004 92 minutes Fox Searchlight +1603 Based on a book by Carolyn Cassady, the former wife of Beat icon Neal Cassady, Heart Beat explores the couple's relationship with On the Road author Jack Kerouac, and stars John Heard as Kerouac, Nick Nolte as Neal and Sissy Spacek as Carolyn. R Drama John Byrum John Byrum 100 minutes +1604 Children's book authors Jean and Laurent de Brunhoff's most beloved elephant comes to the big screen in this animated family tale. Elephant monarch King Babar tells the tale, that unfolds via flashback, of how a much-younger Barbar and his girlfriend Celeste save her village from the pugnacious rhinoceroses that have come to raid it. Though primarily aimed at younger audiences, parents should note that some scenes of abandoned babies maybe upsetting for little viewers. G Animation|Art House and International|Kids and Family Alan Bunce Jul 28, 1989 Jan 20, 2004 75 minutes +1605 With her children missing and presumed dead, a promiscuous strip-joint waitress finds herself the prime suspect. Her accuser is a tough-as-nails police lieutenant who continually badgers her. She too is tough, and it isn't long before the pair form a strange, sick bond. R Drama Beth B 90 minutes +1606 An unsolved murder at Portland's infamous Paranoid Park brings detectives to a local high school, propelling a young skater into a moral odyssey where he must not only deal with the pain and disconnect of adolescence but the consequences of his own actions. R Art House and International|Drama Gus Van Sant Gus Van Sant May 21, 2007 Oct 7, 2008 $ 241,672 84 minutes IFC First Take +1607 Acclaimed Czech director Jiri Menzel has pulled off another successful collaboration with writer Bohumil Hrabal in this light, sometimes saucy farce about two warring hunting factions in a small village and how they end up in a rousing, comic showdown. The village community is made up of a broad spectrum of eccentrics, from the farmer who escorts his goats to pasture in an old Pontiac car, to the sign painters who put up their handiwork slogans in the most unlikely places; there is humor enough for everyone. Then one day three hunters from one faction chase after a boar they found in the woods, and the wounded animal runs into a schoolhouse for refuge. Since the schoolhouse is in neutral territory, it becomes the scene for a reckoning between the two hunting factions. The upshot is a wild time in the local pub -- with some unexpected consequences. NR Comedy Bohumil Hrabal 85 minutes +1608 "A group of air crash survivors are stranded in the Mongolian desert with no chance of rescue. Facing a brutal environment, dwindling resources, and an attack by desert smugglers, they realize their only hope is doing the ""impossible""--building a new plane from the wreckage." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama Edward Burns|Scott Frank Dec 17, 2004 Mar 1, 2005 $ 20,900,803 112 minutes 20th Century Fox +1609 In this flawed and overly long film, an aristocratic Spanish family caught in the throes of World War II in the Philippines has to make an escape into the jungle to survive the invading Japanese. Their members include the grandfather, several women, many servants, and two young men. One of the mothers in the group is snobby about herself and her money and passes this attitude on to her daughter. Another woman and one young man demonstrate exceptional bravery, and even the young man's new girlfriend shows spunk. But in the end, it will be lucky if the family can survive their own internal conflicts, let alone the four years they must hide out during World War II. NR Art House and International Peque Gallaga 195 minutes +1610 In a northern coastal city of Spain, which turned its back on the countryside long ago and surrounded itself with industries, a group of men make their way through the streets everyday, looking for life's emergency exits. Walking the tightrope of precarious employment, taking shelter in their daily conversations and routine--as if the dismal wreck of their lives was not their own. While they talk of their exploits and laugh, at everything and nothing in particular, they try to remain full of hope, relaxed, on a Monday morning in the sun. R Comedy|Drama Jul 25, 2003 Nov 18, 2003 113 minutes Lions Gate Films +1611 On V.E. Day in 1945, as peace extends across Europe, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret are allowed out to join the celebrations. It is a night full of excitement, danger and the first flutters of romance. PG-13 Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Julian Jarrold Trevor De Silva|Kevin Hood Dec 4, 2015 May 3, 2016 $ 1,626,909 97 minutes +1612 This comedy blends a romance centered upon mistaken identity with a satiric, insider's look at the film industry. Harold (played by Jeremy Piven) lives in Hollywood and earns his living driving a tour bus that makes the rounds of the homes of the stars. One day, Harold sees his favorite actress, Amanda Clark (Sherilyn Fenn), in a restaurant and impulsively introduces himself. Amanda, who was discussing screenwriters with her agent only moments before, is for some reason convinced Harold is a writer -- and Harold is too pleased to be talking with Amanda to correct her, especially when she suggests they meet to discuss an upcoming project. However, when Harold is assigned to rewrite a script Amanda is considering, Harold has to find a way to make his illusion a reality. PG-13 Comedy|Romance Andrew Gallerani Stan Williamson Mar 1, 1997 Mar 14, 2000 104 minutes +1613 Farrah Fawcett earned Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for her portrayal of Francine Hughes in the television movie The Burning Bed. The film is structured as a series of flashbacks while Francine's character endures a murder trial after she poured gasoline on her sleeping spouse and burned him to death. Her husband Mickey (Paul Le Mat) drove her over the edge after years of physical and emotional abuse when he rapes her. Television regular Richard Masur has a prominent co-starring role. Fawcett parlayed her work in this film into a series of more serious movies, including Extremities and Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Television Robert Greenwald Rose Leiman Goldemberg Oct 8, 1984 Sep 7, 2004 95 minutes +1614 Canadian filmmaker Brent Leung embarks on a global mission to discover why HIV/AIDS is still as much a mystery today as it was when it first made headlines in the early '80s. In his quest to define the deadly autoimmune disorder and find out what steps are being taken to cure it, Leung speaks with survivors, activists, Nobel laureates, presidential advisers, the executive director of UNAIDS, and even the two researchers crediting with discovering HIV. As the story of HIV/AIDS continues to develop and evolve, conventional wisdom regarding it proves ever more elusive and uncertain. In this film, the key players in the battle against HIV/AIDS share their own wisdom in their own words, proving once and for all how little we truly know about this devastating epidemic. NR Documentary|Special Interest Brent Leung 89 minutes Knowledge Matters +1615 Based on the real-life diaries of Ad PG Art House and International|Drama Suzanne Schiffman|Jean Gruault|Jan Dawson Oct 8, 1975 Jan 23, 2001 95 minutes +1616 Chuck Scott gets a job as chauffeur to tough guy Eddie Roman; but Chuck's involvement with Eddie's fearful wife becomes a nightmare. PG Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Arthur Ripley Philip Yordan Nov 16, 1946 Aug 5, 2003 86 minutes +1618 Chinese director Zhang Yimou fuses a martial arts action-drama with a tragic romance in this elegant period piece. In the year 859 A.D., as the Tang dynasty is beset by rebellion, Leo (Andy Lau) and Jin (Takeshi Kaneshiro) are a pair of lawmen who have been given the task of ferreting out the leaders of a revolutionary faction known as the Flying Daggers. Working on a tip that members of the group are working out of a brothel called the Peony Pavilion, Jin arrives there in disguise and is introduced to a beautiful blind dancer named Mei (Zhang Ziyi). After watching Mei's performance following several drinks, Jin drunkenly attempts to have his way with her, and Leo is forced to intervene. After gaining Mei's trust in a game of skill, Leo arrests her and informs her that she'll be tortured if she doesn't tell all she knows about the Flying Daggers. Jin responds by helping Mei break out of prison, but he has an ulterior motive -- by following her, Leo and Jin are certain she'll lead them to the Flying Daggers. However, as he helps the blind girl find her way back home, Jin finds himself falling in love with Mei, and isn't certain if he's willing to betray her again. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Yimou Zhang Feng Li|Bin Wang|Yimou Zhang Dec 3, 2004 Mar 29, 2005 $ 10,928,042 119 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1620 Based on a manga series, this science fiction-adventure is set in a near future in which Japan is governed by a monarchy who use a highly trained band of samurai-style assassins known as the House of Takemikazuchi to suppress a fierce band of rebels. Yuki (Yumiko Shaku), a lethal young female member of the group, discovers that her mother was betrayed and murdered by the their leader, and swears vengeance. After being wounded in battle, she takes refuge in a remote gas station run by Takashi (Hideaki Ito), a young man who is actually a member of the underground rebel army. Despite their mutual mistrust, he nurses her back to health and they form a bond as she seeks to continue her mission of vengeance and he tries to convince her otherwise. R Action and Adventure|Anime and Manga|Art House and International|Science Fiction and Fantasy Shinsuke Sato Shinsuke Sato|Kei Kunii Oct 10, 2002 Nov 18, 2003 92 minutes ADV Films +1622 "In 2001, when his master Lama Konchog passed away, Tenzin Zopa, his disciple of 21 years was bereft and lonely. At the instruction of the Dalai Lama, Zopa is searching for his master's reincarnation, who is expected to be embodied in a little boy and might be anywhere in the world. This ""unmistaken child"" must be found before it becomes too difficult to remove him from his parents' care--within four years." PG Art House and International|Documentary|Faith and Spirituality Nati Baratz Nati Baratz|Ilil Alexander|Ron Goldman Jun 3, 2009 Nov 3, 2009 102 minutes Ocilloscope Pictures +1623 This gritty urban comedy focuses on three heroin addicts, one of whom must be rushed to a hospital after an overdose. As the condition of Cookie remains to be foretold, the other two try desperately to get into a rehabilitation clinic but face a never-ending wall of red tape. R Comedy|Drama Vondie Curtis-Hall Vondie Curtis-Hall Jan 31, 1997 Dec 10, 1997 91 minutes +1624 This second film adaptation of Richard Matheson's science-fiction novel I Am Legend (the first version being The Last Man on Earth with Vincent Price) unfolds in a post-apocalyptic 1976. Charlton Heston is Robert Neville, the sole recipient of a serum that enabled him to survive an onslaught of germ warfare between Russia and China - which seemingly rendered him the last (normal) human alive. Neville lives in a garish, antique-strewn L.A. penthouse. During the day, he roams through the vacant city. At night, he fends off a bloodthirsty horde of mutant scavengers garbed in Spanish inquisition robes and sunglasses, led by Matthias (Anthony Zerbe), a former television newscaster in his good ol' pre-mutant days. Matthias and his half-human vampires want to kill Neville. Neville's last man on earth status is shattered when he comes across a group of young people, presided over by the sexy and cynical Lisa (Rosalind Cash). Neville begins to form an interest in her, as the two try to keep Matthias and his minions at bay. The Omega Man was filmed in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday afternoons, an area that consists almost exclusively of office buildings, and therefore was suitably vacant at the the time of production. In 2007, Matheson's novel received yet another incarnation - this one with Will Smith in the Heston role. PG Classics|Science Fiction and Fantasy Boris Sagal Aug 1, 1971 Mar 6, 2000 99 minutes +1626 This Korean horror movie offers a feminist twist in that it centers on two female protagonists living next door to each other in a high-rise apartment building. The title refers to their respective apartment numbers. The story opens as one of the women, a compulsive cook, is being questioned about the mysterious disappearance of her neighbor, the other woman, a traumatized writer suffering from anorexia nervosa. The two meet when the friendly cook tries to give the writer some of her newest creation. The writer later throws the food away. Still, a friendship is born, and as they converse, the tragic reasons for the writer's condition come to light. Dark secrets from the cook's past are also revealed. It is she who offers up the grisly final solution to the writer's guilt and continual pain. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Cheol-su Park May 3, 1996 Jan 11, 2005 99 minutes +1627 The grim realities of drug dealers' lives provides the basis for this gritty drama. The story centers on Strike, a 19-year old drug dealer who lives in the Brooklyn projects. When Strike agrees to help a local drug lord kill one of rivals, he finds himself in serious trouble. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Spike Lee Richard Price|Spike Lee Sep 13, 1995 Jan 5, 1999 129 minutes +1628 "A dramatic treatment of a family torn apart by alcoholism and recovering from it, this was a star vehicle for popular actress Meg Ryan, who plays Alice Green, a school counselor who has a serious drinking problem. Her husband is Michael (Andy Garcia), an airline pilot. Though she's lighthearted and loving, Alice is often reckless and, when drunk, even neglects her children, nine-year-old daughter Jess (Tina Majorino) from a previous marriage, and four-year-old daughter Casey (Mae Whitman), whose father is Michael. After an accident, Alice realizes that she has ""hit bottom"" and goes into a clinic for rehab. When she returns home, she has kicked her addiction and has become independent and strong, and her perfectionist, controlling husband has trouble adjusting. Michael is used to his wife being weak and helpless, and they end up seeing a marriage counselor to recover from Michael's ""co-dependency"" on Alice's role as an alcoholic." R Comedy|Drama|Romance Luis Mandoki Al Franken|Ronald Bass|Susan Shilliday Apr 29, 1994 Feb 15, 2000 124 minutes +1629 Painter Yeong-soo's mother is in her death bed. He hears that his girlfriend Min-jeong got into a fight with a man while drinking. Yeong-soo and his girlfriend argue that night and Min-jeong leaves him telling him they should have some time apart. The next day, Yeong-soo looks for Min-jeong but she's nowhere to be found. In the neighborhood of Yeon-nam where he lives, he sees girls that are Min-jeong or girls that look like her, going around meeting men. Yeong-soo has to fight with himself that's actually fighting with the world and these Min-jeong's are looking for the perfect man that they have never met before. The day Yeong-soo and Min-jeong meet again, they stop fighting and they find it hard to believe. NR Art House and International|Drama Hong Sang-soo Hong Sang-soo 86 minutes +1630 The sun drenched beach is the setting for Gidget, a comedy about a teen aged girl and her youthful companions. Gidget (Sandra Dee) feels the first awakenings of being attracted to boys as she and her friends frolic all summer. She falls for Moondoggy (James Darren) who surfs all day and dances all night. They spend a romantic summer before the fall brings on the inevitable responsibilities of impending adulthood. NR Classics|Comedy|Romance Paul Wendkos Gabrielle Upton Jan 1, 1959 Aug 3, 2004 95 minutes +1631 Originally issued under the title Appuntamento in nero, this 1990 post-noir thriller pays homage to classic Italian giallos. Andy J. Forest stars as British diplomat John, married to the gorgeous ex-model Angela (Mirella Banti) but saddled with a yen for mistress Eva (Mary Lindstrom). Desperate to be rid of Angela forever (and not particularly interested in a simple divorce), the couple scheme to rub Angela out, but the plans go terribly awry and John himself winds up marked for death. NR Art House and International|Mystery and Suspense Antonio Bonifacio 88 minutes +1632 "This thriller is adapted from the 1995 novel by James Patterson about a serial killer prowling a Southern university. Washington, D.C., forensic psychologist Dr. Alex Cross (Morgan Freeman) is also a best-selling author. After his niece Naomi (Gina Ravera) is reported missing, he heads his Porsche for Durham, North Carolina, where eight young women have been reported missing. Bodies are found by local policemen (Cary Elwes and Alex McArthur), along with the killer's signature, ""Casanova."" Casanova is a ""collector"" of strong-willed women who are forced to submit to his demands. Soon, local doctor Kate McTiernan (Ashley Judd) is abducted from her home and taken to a dungeon -- where other women are imprisoned in underground chambers. After McTiernan succeeds in escaping, she joins Cross and other detectives in the search for Casanova -- a trail that leads to Los Angeles, where similar crimes are being committed by someone known as ""The Gentleman Caller."" Are these two criminals in competition with each other or are they working together?" R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Gary Fleder David Klass Oct 3, 1997 Oct 6, 1998 117 minutes +1633 Norbu and Dolma are banished tribal Tibetans who desperately struggle against the harsh terrain and the elements to preserve their young son's life. NR Art House and International|Drama Tian Zhuangzhuang Rui Zhang Jan 1, 1986 Mar 20, 1991 88 minutes +1636 A wealthy, upper-class British widow marries a much younger Italian man with disastrous results in this turn-of-the-century costume drama based on the E.M. Forster novel. After marrying into a wealthy family and then losing her husband, middle-aged Lilia Herriton (Helen Mirren) suffers under the disapproving yoke of her haughty mother-in-law (Barbara Jefford). At the suggestion of family friend Caroline Abbott (Helena Bonham Carter), Lilia leaves her young daughter and in-laws for a holiday in Italy, where she falls in love with the penniless but handsome Gino Carella (Giovanni Guidelli). When she announces her plans to marry Gino, the family dispatches her brother-in-law, Philip (Rupert Graves), to prevent the union. But the alternately caddish and thoughtful Philip fails in his mission. Gino proves to be as charming to other women as he is to his wife, but he's genuinely bereaved when she dies in childbirth. Soon, Philip and his high-strung sister, Harriet (Judy Davis), arrive in Tuscany in an attempt to spirit away Lilia's son. But the principled Caroline turns up, determined to stop them, setting the stage for unexpected realizations and unforeseeable tragedy. Where Angels Fear to Tread reunites Bonham Carter and Graves, who co-starred in the previous E.M. Forster adaptation, A Room With a View. Each actor also starred in other Forster films: Bonham Carter in Howards End and Graves in Maurice. PG Drama|Special Interest|Sports and Fitness Charles Sturridge Charles Sturridge|Tim Sullivan Jun 1, 1994 Nov 7, 2006 112 minutes +1638 "Following memorable roles in the military action-adventures Pearl Harbor (2001) and Black Hawk Down (2001), young actor Josh Hartnett is propelled to romantic leading man status with this semi-autobiographical comedy from screenwriter Rob Perez. Hartnett stars as Matt Sullivan, a young man smarting over the bitter breakup of his most recent relationship. With Lent approaching, Matt decides to observe the 40-day tradition by abstaining from all sexual contact, including self-gratification. Once his odyssey of discipline has begun, he meets the girl of his dreams, while his ex begins campaigning to get him back. Co-starring Shannyn Sossamon, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Vinessa Shaw, 40 Days and 40 Nights inspired another round of controversy between distributor Miramax and the Catholic League, which accused the film of being a ""vulgar parody"" of Lent. The League previously protested the company's releases of Priest (1994) and Dogma (1999)." R Comedy|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Michael Lehmann Rob Perez|Robert Perez Mar 1, 2002 Sep 17, 2002 95 minutes Miramax Films +1639 In this darkly erotic drama from cult filmmaker Jeanne Labrune, Isabelle Huppert stars as a high-class prostitute named Alice who serves up sexual fantasies for her clientele, from schoolgirl innocence to S&M.; Fed up with the seamy underbelly of French masculinity, Alice crosses paths with Xavier, a neurotic psychoanalyst facing a marriage crisis. The two quickly realize their professions share a thing or two in common as they navigate the overlapping worlds of psychotherapy and sex therapy. -- (C) First Run Features NR Art House and International|Drama Jeanne Labrune Jeanne Labrune|Richard Debuisne Aug 26, 2011 Jan 17, 2012 $ 8,856 95 minutes First Run Features +1640 The new, uptight female principal attempts to crack down rebellion in her high school but faces strong resistance from a rock band featuring some wild and crazy rebels. This loose sequel to Rock 'n Roll High School pales both musically and comedically in comparison to the 1979 original. PG-13 Comedy Deborah Brock Jed Horovitz|Deborah Brock Jun 1, 1991 May 9, 1991 94 minutes +1641 "This is the fourth in the 3 Ninjas action-adventure series with retired ninja Grandpa Mori (Victor Wong) as the connective device linking all four films. Following the low-rent 3 Ninjas Knuckle Up (a 1992 production which went unreleased until 1995), the fourth boosts the budget and features three new lead youngsters plus assorted ""guest stars."" Grandpa Mori teaches martial arts to his three grandchildren: 15-year-old Rocky (Mathew Botuchis), 14-year-old Colt (Michael J. O'Laskey II), and 8-year-old Tum Tum (J.P. Roeske II). On a trip to the Mega Mountain amusement park, the three boys are joined by their computer genius neighbor, 13-year-old Amanda (Chelsey Earlywine), daughter of a movie special FX designer. The villainous Medusa (Loni Anderson) leads a ninja army to Mega Mountain. With her head henchman Lothar (Jim Varney), Medusa intends to move into Mega Mountain's master control center and hold the park patrons for a" PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Kids and Family Sean McNamara Sean McNamara|Jeff Phillips Apr 10, 1998 Oct 2, 2001 93 minutes +1642 In this frantic service comedy, a group of bored-to-tears American GI's stationed at a medical facility in France would like nothing more than to have a big party to let off steam -- except for the possibility of having a big party with some of the nurses they work with. However, it seems that the nurses are officers and the GI's are enlisted men, which means the Army forbids them to socialize, and Capt. Locke (Ernie Kovacs), the camp's Commanding Officer, is not a man to bend the rules. But Private Hogan (Jack Lemmon) is not the sort of guy to let the rules get in the way of a good time, and with the help of Yancy Skibo (Mickey Rooney), a sergeant with a talent for scaring up needed supplies, and Mme. LaFour (Jeanne Manet), a local hotel manager with a soft spot for making money off American servicemen, Hogan hatches a plan to make his dream a reality. Hogan's lady friend, Lt. Betty Bixby (Kathryn Grant), isn't quite as convinced as her beau on the potential success of this scheme. Operation Mad Ball was the first directorial effort from former actor Richard Quine, and afforded Jack Lemmon his first starring role; Blake Edwards also contributed to the screenplay. NR Classics|Comedy|Drama Richard Quine Arthur Carter|Blake Edwards|Jed Harris Aug 17, 1957 Jun 9, 2009 105 minutes +1643 "In this fantasy adventure tale, Connor MacLeod (Christopher Lambert) and his kinsman Duncan (Adrian Paul) are ""Immortals,"" members of a secret clan who can be killed only through decapitation. Connor and Duncan find themselves thrown into a tournament where Immortals both good and evil battle one another in a bid to become the last of their kind. Highlander: Endgame was the fourth feature film in the Highlander franchise, but its narrative draws from the storyline of the Highlander television series and ignores the events of the second and third films." R Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Douglas Aarniokoski Gregory Widen|Joel Soisson|Eric Bernt Sep 1, 2000 Feb 20, 2001 85 minutes Miramax Films +1644 "Lawrence Kasdan's Silverado is a fond hark back to the all-star, big-budget westerns of the 1950s and 1960s. The various plotlines converge at the town of Silverado, held in thrall by crooked sheriff Brian Dennehy and his behemoth ""deputies."" The four disparate heroes--Kevin Kline, Kevin Costner, Scott Glenn and Danny Glover--prepare to do battle against Dennehy for personal reasons ranging from mercenary to altruistic. Sidelines characters include duplicitous, dandified gambler Jeff Goldblum, frontier widow Rosanna Arquette and gimlet-eyed saloon owner Linda Hunt. The film is stolen hands-down by Kevin Costner, playing an irresponsible young gunslinger who never speaks when hootin' and hollerin' will do. A classic, High Noon-style showdown caps this rousing retro western." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Western Lawrence Kasdan Mark Kasdan|Lawrence Kasdan Jan 1, 1985 May 31, 1999 $ 33,200,000 133 minutes +1645 Texas brothers--Toby (Chris Pine), and Tanner (Ben Foster), come together after years divided to rob branches of the bank threatening to foreclose on their family land. For them, the hold-ups are just part of a last-ditch scheme to take back a future that seemed to have been stolen from under them. Justice seems to be theirs, until they find themselves on the radar of Texas Ranger, Marcus (Jeff Bridges) looking for one last grand pursuit on the eve of his retirement, and his half-Comanche partner, Alberto (Gil Birmingham). As the brothers plot a final bank heist to complete their scheme, and with the Rangers on their heels, a showdown looms at the crossroads where the values of the Old and New West murderously collide. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense David Mackenzie Taylor Sheridan Aug 12, 2016 Nov 22, 2016 $ 26,973,524 102 minutes Film 44 +1646 Director Alexander Payne (Sideways, The Descendants) takes the helm for this black and white road trip drama starring Bruce Dern as a tempestuous Missouri father who's convinced he's won a million dollar magazine sweepstakes, and Will Forte as the son who grudgingly agrees to drive him to Nebraska to claim his winnings. Bob Odenkirk and Stacy Keach costar. R Drama Alexander Payne Bob Nelson Nov 15, 2013 Feb 25, 2014 $ 11,348,612 115 minutes Paramount Pictures +1647 Thunderball finds James Bond matching wits with the sinister espionage organization S.P.E.C.T.R.E, (which stands for Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion). This time, S.P.E.C.T.R.E. hijacks a NATO nuclear bomber, hiding the bombs under the ocean depths and threatening to detonate the weapons unless a ransom of 100,000,000 pounds is paid. The mastermind behind this scheme is international business executive Emilio Largo (Adolfo Celi), who maintains a pool full of sharks for the purpose of eliminating enemies and those henchmen who fail to come up to standard. Dispatched to the Bahamas, lucky Mr. Bond enjoys the attentions of three nubile ladies: Largo's mistress Domino Derval (Claudine Auger), British spy Paula Caplan (Martine Beswick, previously seen as a gypsy girl in the 1962 Bond epic From Russia With Love) and enemy agent Fiona Volpe (Luciana Paluzzi). PG Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Terence Young Dec 20, 1965 Oct 19, 1999 125 minutes +1650 "This low-budget film is about a scientist (Kenneth Hendel) and two other people (Kay Lenz and Richard Hatch), in the wrong place at the wrong time, who are transported to another world in another dimension when an earthquake occurs just as the scientist is experimenting with his ""matter"" transmitter. As the transmitter beeps and flashes, the trio end up in the strange world of Vonya (which looks very much like the African plains where this film was shot, and where everyone speaks English). Their main objective is to escape back to Earth, but in the meantime, they have several comic-book style villains to handle, of course." NR Science Fiction and Fantasy Terry Marcel Terry Marcel 94 minutes +1651 The action in this film revolves largely around the Exotica strip club, a faux-tropical hothouse where young female dancers cater to their customers' sexual and psychological needs. As the film hypnotically unfolds, the relationship between troubled taxman Francis and young stripper Christina is slowly explored. R Art House and International|Drama Atom Egoyan Atom Egoyan May 16, 1994 Nov 16, 1999 104 minutes +1653 NR Drama Kira Muratova Natalya Ryazantseva 97 minutes +1654 This WWII drama was the first to deal with the fateful atomic bomb attack on Japan. It tells the story of a straight-arrow American pilot who was raised in Japan and who is asked to return there to get a captured scientist to garner valuable information about the A-bomb. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Gordon Douglas 83 minutes +1655 Vinod Verma is an employee of the Indian Railways, who always had a dream of making the perfect and fastest train in India. After years of dedication the Railway Board approves his prototype of the Super Express. But these years had had their toll on his personal life, as his wife, Sheetal and son, are more like strangers to him. He hopes to make it up to them after the train makes it inaugural run from Delhi to Bombay in a record 14 hours. Showing him support are his friends, Ashok and Rakesh. But an embittered fellow-employee named Randhir, the son of the Chair of the Railway Board, has other plans for Vinod and the Super Express - plans that may derail Vinod's delicate personal balance, and make the Super Express' inaugural journey also the final one. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Mystery and Suspense Ravi Chopra 142 minutes +1656 Actor Frank Whaley (from Swimming With Sharks) makes his directorial debut with this film about coming of age in the 70's. Joe The King made its premiere at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival, where it also won a screenwriting award. Joe is a nine year old boy (Noah Fleiss) who doesn't play with other children. Embarrassed that his father (Val Kilmer) is a janitor, Joe unsuccessfully tries to keep it a secret. Joe's father is also an abusive alcoholic who beats his wife and destroys her things (including her record collection). Taking his life in his own hands, Joe begins working as a dishwasher in a restaurant. He uses his salary (and more that he steals from the cash register) to help himself and his family, including paying off his unemployed father's debt and replacing his mother's record collection. Eventually Joe is caught and sentenced to a juvenile prison. Everyone takes Joe for granted, including his parents, who don't even come to see him on his one day of freedom. The film also stars Ethan Hawke as a guidance counselor. R Drama Frank Whaley Frank Whaley Oct 15, 1999 Feb 15, 2000 101 minutes +1657 Famed action director Dante Lam returns with this explosive follow-up to his 2016 box office smash OPERATION MEKONG. When a terrorist plot to obtain nuclear materials is hidden under the cover of a violent coup, only the Chinese Navy's elite Jiaolong Assault Team have the deadly skill and precision needed to take on the situation. NR Action and Adventure Dante Lam Ji Feng Feb 23, 2018 Jul 24, 2018 $ 1,526,248 141 minutes +1659 "Zachary Scott made his screen debut in this clever bit of film noir that has gained a cult reputation in recent years. Dutch mystery novelist Cornelius Leyden (Peter Lorre) is travelling through Istanbul when he meets Col. Haki (Kurt Katch), head of the secret police and a big fan of Leyden's work. He offers to tell Leyden about Dimitrios Makropoulos (Zachary Scott), a notorious criminal whose body was just found washed up on the beach. It seems that Makropoulos was involved in nearly every sort of lawless act imaginable, from murder and blackmail to espionage and political assassination. Fascinated, Leyden decides that Makropoulos would be a fine subject for his next book, and he begins researching his life, beginning with Haki's dossier on the criminal. Leyden's research takes him through much of Europe; while en route by rail to Sofia, he meets a large man with an ingratiating chuckle, Mr. Peters (Sydney Greenstreet), who informs Leyden that ""There is not enough kindness in the world,"" and tells him of a good hotel in town. Grateful for the advice, Leyden checks in, only to later find Peters ransacking his room and holding him at gunpoint; it seems that Peters had business with Makropoulos, and he isn't entirely convinced that the master criminal is dead -- especially since his body was found with shabby clothes and no money, and the police in Istanbul had never actually seen a photo of Makropoulos. Based on a novel by Eric Ambler, The Mask of Dimitrios also features Faye Emerson, who was in the news at the time, as she had just wed the son of President Franklin D. Roosevelt." NR Mystery and Suspense Jean Negulesco Frank Gruber 95 minutes +1660 At a quaint Scottish inn, several disparate travelers are gathered for relaxation. Their vacations are disrupted by a beautiful Martian (Patricia Laffan), who explains that her planet needs men for breeding purposes. The film is a British production. NR Science Fiction and Fantasy David MacDonald Apr 27, 1955 Jan 30, 2001 76 minutes +1661 "Daniel Auteuil stars as the infamous Marquis de Sade, who at the beginning of Sade, is serving a sentence in Paris' grim Saint Lazarde prison. The year is 1794, and Sade is being persecuted for his steadfast atheism, which runs counter to the beliefs of Robespierre, France's terrifying revolutionary leader. The Marquis is granted something of a reprieve when he is transferred -- courtesy of his mistress Sensible (Marianne Denicourt) -- to Picpus, a former convent that now serves as the equivalent of a luxury prison. Although Picpus is not without its own guillotine and mass grave, Sade is more concerned with the blossoming Emilie (Isild Le Besco). Meanwhile, Sensible, who has a son who calls Sade ""Papa,"" is forced to share the bed of her own protector, Fournier (Gregoire Colin), a moody lout who hates Sade and works for none other than Robespierre." NR Art House and International|Drama Jacques Fieschi|Bernard Minoret Nov 17, 2000 Dec 9, 2003 97 minutes +1663 Welcome to The Beverly Hillbillies, Dutch style. Nelly Frijda, Rene Van't Kof, Tatjana Sinic and Huub Stapel star as the low-rent, low-class Flodder family. Through a miracle of scripting, the Flodders move to a prosperous neighborhood. The resulting comedy highlights are all predicated on the old culture-clash gimmick. Flodder was popular enough to inspire two movie sequels (one of them tantalizingly titled Flodders in America), as well as a Dutch TV series, which ran from 1993 to 1995. NR Comedy Dick Maas Dick Maas 111 minutes +1665 The indestructible hopped-up hitman Chev Chelios, played to the hilt once again by Jason Statham, returns in Crank High Voltage, picking up where the first film left off -- except this time, Chelios is chasing a Chinese gangster who hijacked his heart and substituted it with a mechanical one that needs to be jolted with an electric charge to stay pumping. Back for the fun is Chev's girlfriend Eve ( R Action and Adventure|Comedy Mark Neveldine|Brian Taylor Brian Taylor|Mark Neveldine Apr 17, 2009 Sep 8, 2009 $ 13,630,226 85 minutes Lionsgate +1667 In this sharp-witted sci-fi disaster outing, a comet smashes into California leaving a pair of Valley girls and a few others alive. When the ladies finally figure out what happened, the twosome embark upon an unprecedented shopping spree, for while all humans were vaporized, their clothing was left intact. PG-13 Comedy|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Thom Eberhardt Thom Eberhardt Nov 16, 1984 Mar 6, 2007 95 minutes +1668 A Canadian production shot along the British Columbia coast, this is the story of a washed-up rock star who finds redemption. It was adapted for the screen by Paul Quarrington from his own award-winning novel. Desmond Howl (Maury Chaykin) is a faded music superstar who now lives a hermit's life in an out-of-the-way oceanside mansion. Living off residuals from previous hits, Howl spends all his time and energy in his state-of-the-art home recording studio trying to compose whale music. He hopes to write a symphonic piece, using the whales' own sounds, that will have the power to summon the marine mammals from the depths. Howl is haunted by hallucinations and nightmares involving his brother Paul, who recently died, apparently by his own hand. Howl also has to deal with his ex-wife, who meddles in his affairs. He manages to shut out these interferences until a young runaway arrives at his doorstep. Claire Lowe (Cyndy Preston) gradually captures the jaded musician's heart with her need for caring, and their relationship becomes a metaphor for the tender music Howl is trying to create. NR Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts 100 minutes +1669 In a world where journalism is under attack, Marie Colvin (Academy Award nominee Rosamund Pike) is one of the most celebrated war correspondents of our time. Colvin is an utterly fearless and rebellious spirit, driven to the frontlines of conflicts across the globe to give voice to the voiceless, while constantly testing the limits between bravery and bravado. After being hit by a grenade in Sri Lanka, she wears a distinctive eye patch and is still as comfortable sipping martinis with London's elite as she is confronting dictators. Colvin sacrifices loving relationships, and over time, her personal life starts to unravel as the trauma she's witnessed takes its toll. Yet, her mission to show the true cost of war leads her -- along with renowned war photographer Paul Conroy (Jamie Dornan) -- to embark on the most dangerous assignment of their lives in the besieged Syrian city of Homs. Based on the extraordinary life of Marie Colvin, A PRIVATE WAR is brought to the screen by Academy Award nominee and critically acclaimed documentary filmmaker Matthew Heineman in his pulse-pounding narrative feature debut. R Drama Matthew Heineman Arash Amel 106 minutes Aviron Pictures +1671 For decades, Isaiah Zagar has been one of Philadelphia's best known and most respected visual artists, crafting mosaic murals from tile, paint, and cement that express the joy of life and the power of the spirit in a style that's both impressionistic and whimsical. Filmmaker Jeremiah Zagar is Isaiah Zagar's son, and in 2005 Jeremiah set out to make a documentary about his father's life, art, and working methods, a project he began at the urging of his mother, Julia Zagar. Jeremiah urged his father to be completely honest with him, and Isaiah complied to a degree the filmmaker never expected, as Isaiah shared stories of being sexually abused as a child, his bouts with mental illness, his powerful love for his wife, his occasional infidelities, and his fears that advancing age is leading him into a new bout with insanity. Jeremiah Zagar's first feature-length film, In a Dream, is both a moving tribute to his father's art and his parents' love affair and a portrait of a complex, caring, but deeply troubled man whose demons have never entirely let him be. In a Dream received its world premiere at the 2008 South By Southwest Film Festival, where it received the Emerging Visions Audience Award. NR Documentary|Musical and Performing Arts Jeremiah Zagar Mar 8, 2008 Sep 29, 2009 80 minutes International Film Circuit +1672 "Tom Destry (James Stewart), son of a legendary frontier peacekeeper, doesn't believe in gunplay. Thus he becomes the object of widespread ridicule when he rides into the wide-open town of Bottleneck, the personal fiefdom of the crooked Kent (Brian Donlevy). His detractors laugh even louder when Destry signs on as deputy to drunken sheriff Wash Dimsdale (Charles Winninger). But the laughter subsides when Destry casually proves himself a crack shot, despite his abhorrence of firearms. Later, when saloon chanteuse Frenchy (Marlene Dietrich), Kent's gal, takes umbrage at Destry's indifferent reaction to her charms, she vows to make a fool of the new deputy. A huge moneymaker, Destry Rides Again served as a spectacular comeback for Marlene Dietrich, who two years earlier had been written off as ""box office poison.""" NR Classics|Comedy|Western George Marshall Felix Jackson|Gertrude Purcell|Henry Myers Dec 29, 1939 May 6, 2003 94 minutes +1673 Capo di tutti-frutti: Mob biggie is captured and used as bait by a group of inept rich kids when one of their sisters is kidnaped. Slick and smug and ultimately pointless. R Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Gina Goldman|Josh McKinney|Wayne Rice Apr 17, 1997 Oct 20, 1998 106 minutes +1674 """I don't think most people really understood that they were in a casino"" says award-winning financial reporter Mark Pittman. ""When you're in the Street's casino, you've got to play by their rules."" This film finally explains how and why over" NR Documentary|Special Interest Leslie Cockburn Leslie Cockburn|Andrew Cockburn 89 minutes Argot Pictures +1677 In this family-friendly comedy drama, Walter (Haley Joel Osment) is a shy and bookish boy just short of his teens whose mother impulsively decides to leave him for the summer with his eccentric grand-uncles, Hub (Robert Duvall) and Garth (Michael Caine). Walter isn't especially happy about being left in the middle of Texas with two old men, while Hub and Garth aren't too pleased to be stuck minding a boy, especially one who isn't accustomed to hunting, fishing, or firearms. When Walter starts hearing local gossip about his uncles' wild and wooly pasts, he begins asking a few questions, and while Hub and Garth don't enjoy having the boy poking into their pasts, as they start telling tales of their youthful adventures, they find themselves itching for some new adventures in their lives. Soon Walter is a semi-willing accomplice as his elderly guardians rediscover the wild, impulsive spirit of youth. Secondhand Lions was produced in part by the well-respected visual effects house Digital Domain, who also helped create the imagery for the film's flashback sequences. PG Comedy|Drama|Kids and Family Tim McCanlies Tim McCanlies Sep 19, 2003 Feb 3, 2004 $ 41,407,470 107 minutes New Line Cinema +1678 "You want reality, get on a bus. You want elaborate, big-budgeted escapism, watch Airport '77. Let's see...we've already had the ""bomb or board"" plot (Airport) and the ""stewardess takes over the controls"" bit (Airport '75). That still leaves us the ""plane crashes into the ocean"" routine. Better still: the 747 is submerged 50 feet into the ocean, but the passengers are still alive and must be rescued before the oxygen supply ran out. Complicating matters are pair of criminals who'd rather there be no survivors. All-star roll call" PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Jerry Jameson Michael Scheff|David Spector Mar 11, 1977 Jun 15, 1998 114 minutes +1679 NR Horror 97 minutes +1680 "James White (Christopher Abbott) is a troubled twenty-something trying to stay afloat in a frenzied New York City. He retreats further into a self-destructive, hedonistic lifestyle, but as his mother (Cynthia Nixon) battles a serious illness James is forced to take control of his life. As the pressure on him mounts, James must find new reserves of strength or risk imploding completely. The directorial debut of MARTHA MARCY MAY MARLENE producer Josh Mond, JAMES WHITE, which had its world premiere at Sundance Film Festival 2014 where it was the winner of the ""Best of Next"" Audience Award, is a confident and closely observed debut that explores loss and the deep relationship between a mother and son. Abbott's strong central performance is aided by a stellar supporting cast featuring Cynthia Nixon (""Sex and the City""), Scott ""Kid Cudi"" Mescudi (""Comedy Bang" R Drama Josh Mond Josh Mond Nov 13, 2015 Mar 22, 2016 $ 101,368 85 minutes The Film Arcade +1681 "Hanna is an unhappy adolescent in 1960s Quebec. Her mother, who is constantly ill, and her father, a Jewish- Polish immigrant, have a confusing love-hate relationship. Feeling isolated and somehow different from the other girls at her Catholic school, Hanna fixates on the beautiful character of Nana, as played by Anna Karina in Godard's ""Vivre sa vie."" When she finds that one of her teachers reminds her of the alluring Nana, she becomes fixated on the teacher while adopting the mannerisms and philosophy of the doomed heroine as her home life goes from bad to worse." NR Art House and International|Drama Jan 1, 1999 Oct 24, 2000 94 minutes +1682 In the early evening of August 21, 2015, the world watched in stunned silence as the media reported a thwarted terrorist attack on Thalys train PG-13 Drama Clint Eastwood Dorothy Blyskal Feb 9, 2018 May 22, 2018 $ 35,003,216 120 minutes +1684 Ostensibly based on the hit single by Cyndi Lauper, Girls Just Want to Have Fun is actually a spoof of the MTV generation. High school chums Janey (Sarah Jessica Parker) and Lynne (Helen Hunt) desperately try to enter a dance contest on a major cable-TV channel. The major obstacle to this goal is Janey's father, stiff-necked Colonel Glenn (Ed Lauter). The girls' most hated rival is rich-witch Natalie Sands (Holly Gagnier), who buys her way into the dance show. The plot, what there is of it, falls apart long before the final scene, but Girls Just Want to Have Fun gets by thanks to the winning performances of stars Parker and Hunt. PG Comedy Alan Metter Amy Spies Apr 12, 1985 Jul 26, 2005 90 minutes +1685 Frankie is a Los Angeles drug dealer. He comes from a good family, owns his home, several cars and enjoys partying with his friends. Frankie is 19. When his friend Jake welches on a debt, Frankie and his boys kidnap Jake's 15-year-old brother Butch and hold him as a marker. Even though Butch has numerous chances to escape, he doesn't. He's enjoying partying with them, losing his virginity and having a good time -- until something goes horribly wrong. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Nick Cassavetes Nick Cassavetes Jan 12, 2007 May 1, 2007 $ 15,133,185 118 minutes Universal Studios +1686 Miles Logan is a talented jewel thief who is involved in a PG-13 Action and Adventure|Comedy Les Mayfield Stephen Carpenter|John Blumenthal|Michael Berry Sep 17, 1999 Dec 26, 2000 90 minutes Sony Pictures Home Entertainment +1689 "Adapted by Philip Dunne from the novel by Irving Stone, The Agony and the Ecstacy is the story of the 16th century war of wills between Renaissance artist Michelangelo (Charlton Heston) and ""warrior pope"" Julius II (Rex Harrison). Commissioned to paint a religious fresco on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, the independent-minded Michelangelo balks at the assignment. He is virtually strongarmed into accepting the job by Pope Julius, who wants to leave something for future generations to remember him by. Director Carol Reed deftly juggles screen time between the Pope's activities on the battlefield and Michelangelo's slow, arduous completion of his monumental task. The film also gingerly approaches the subject of Michelangelo's sexual orientation vis-a-vis his relationship with the Contessina de Medici (Diane Cilento). Too long and limited in subject matter to score at the box office, The Agony and the Ecstacy holds up pretty well when seen today, especially when viewed in a wide-screen print." NR Classics|Drama Carol Reed Philip Dunne|Carol Reed Sep 16, 1965 Feb 22, 2005 140 minutes +1690 "Fifteen-year-old Jim Hawkins stumbles upon a map to the greatest pirate trove in the universe. The tale follows Jim's fantastic journey across a parallel universe as cabin boy aboard a glittering space galleon. Befriended by the ship's charismatic cyborg (part man, part machine) cook John Silver, Jim blossoms under his guidance, and shows the makings of a fine spacer as he and the alien crew battle supernovas, black holes and ferocious space storms. But even greater dangers lie ahead when Jim discovers that his trusted friend Sliver is actually a scheming pirate with mutiny in mind. Confronted with a betrayal that cuts deep into his soul, Jim is transformed from boy to man as he finds the strength to face down the mutineers and discovers a ""treasure"" greater than he had ever imagined." PG Action and Adventure|Animation|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Ron Clements|John Musker Sam Levine|Alex Mann|Ron Clements|John Musker|Rob Edwards Nov 27, 2002 Apr 29, 2003 $ 38,120,554 95 minutes Buena Vista Distribution Compa +1691 I ORIGINS, the second feature film from writer and director Mike Cahill, tells the story of Dr. Ian Gray (Michael Pitt), a molecular biologist studying the evolution of the eye. He finds his work permeating his life after a brief encounter with an exotic young woman (Astrid Berg R Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Mike Cahill Mike Cahill Jul 18, 2014 Dec 9, 2014 107 minutes Fox Searchlight +1692 Long before Grease was even thought of, the British came out with That'll Be The Day, the story of a young man (David Essex) growing up in the dreary working-class world of Britain who comes of age and finds his proper outlet in the first outgrowths of the rock-and-roll world in Britain. This film and its accompanying album were extremely successful in Britain. Along with an excellent (and nostalgic) soundtrack, it features acting performances by rockers David Essex, Billy Fury, Keith Moon and Ringo Starr. PG Classics|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Claude Whatham Ray Connolly Jan 1, 1973 Nov 28, 2000 90 minutes +1693 A talented but troubled high-school rugby star gets a second shot at redemption after being sentenced to serve time in a Salt Lake City boys' home and landing a coveted spot on the famed Highland High School rugby team in this inspirational sports drama from director Ryan Little (Saints and Soldiers, Everything You Want). Rick Penning (Sean Faris ) was the star player on his Arizona rugby team until his life took a turn for the worse. Now, after a fateful brush with the law, Rick finds himself out of the spotlight and forced to ponder the consequences of his actions in a Salt Lake City juvenile detention center. As fate would have it, however, Salt Lake's famed Highland High rugby team could use a player like Rick. With a little help from coach Larry Gelwix (Gary Cole), Rick may even be able to lead the Highland High team to the national championships. When Rick discovers that the team they'll be competing against is none other than his old team from Arizona, which is coached by his father, Richard Penning (Neal McDonough), the deciding game takes on a newfound sense of gravity in the eyes of the ambitious young athlete. Arielle Kebbel and Sean Astin co-star. PG-13 Drama Ryan Little David Pliler Sep 26, 2008 Jun 9, 2009 $ 549,351 109 minutes Crane Movie Company +1695 "The second chapter in the ""Bourne Trilogy,"" based on Robert Ludlum's best-selling espionage novels, reaches the screen in this sequel to the 2002 thriller The Bourne Identity. Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) has abandoned his life as a CIA assassin and has been traveling beneath the agency's radar, eventually reconnecting with Marie Kreutz (Franka Potente), the woman he loves. But Bourne is haunted by vivid dreams and troubling memories of his days as a killer, and he's not certain how much really happened and how much is a product of his imagination. When Bourne is led out of hiding by circumstances beyond his control, he must reconcile his past and present as he struggles to keep Marie out of harm's way and foil an international incident with dangerous consequences. The Bourne Supremacy also features Joan Allen as one of Bourne's superiors, while Julia Stiles and Brian Cox reprise their roles as intelligence agents from the first film." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Paul Greengrass Tony Gilroy Jul 23, 2004 Dec 7, 2004 $ 176,049,130 108 minutes Universal Pictures +1696 "Italy's fraternal filmmaking team of Paolo and Vittorio Taviani whip up another multistoried slice of life in Kaos. ""Life,"" in this case, is seen from the peculiar perspective of author Luigi Pirandello, four of whose pieces are herein adapted. ""The Other Son"" finds Margarita Lozano making the best of her rocky relationship with her son, who was the product of a rape. ""Moonstruck"" (no relation to the Cher vehicle of the same name) deals with a newlywed woman who is adversely affected by the full moon. The comedy team of Franco and Ciccio star in ""The Jar,"" a fable concerning a feudal landlord and a merry-prankster jar manufacturer. And in ""Conversing with Mother,"" the Tavianis go their usual route of forcing their characters to face the present by confronting the past by having Pirandello himself (Omero Antonutti) converse with the ghost of his long-departed mother (Regina Bianchi)." R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Paolo Taviani|Vittorio Taviani Tonino Guerra|Paolo Taviani|Vittorio Taviani Jan 1, 1984 Apr 1, 2008 188 minutes +1698 "John Hughes continues the trend he began with the Home Alone series in Dennis the Menace, the Hughes-scripted film version of Hank Ketcham's long-running comic strip, cartoon show, and television comedy. The film opens as Dennis (Mason Gamble) is seen careening down a sidewalk in a beautiful and idealistic suburban town on his training-wheeled bike -- cans on string clattering behind him, baseball cards flapping in the spokes of the wheel, his red wagon filled to the brim and his dog following him. ""Hey" PG Comedy|Kids and Family John Hughes Jun 25, 1993 Jan 28, 2003 94 minutes +1699 The popular animated duo of cat and mouse team up again to appear this time on the big screen. Homeless, the 'toons end up helping out a young girl who stays with a nasty auntie while she is separated from her father. Will the young Robyn be reunited with her loving father? Will the odd pair make it on the streets? Will they find a home? G Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family Phil Roman Dennis Marks Jan 1, 1992 Mar 12, 2002 80 minutes +1700 NR Drama Loc Do 119 minutes +1701 A woman is placed in a dangerous position after a chance meeting with a stranger in this suspense drama. A drifter wanders into a quiet diner off a highway, and the woman who manages the place takes pity on him and gives him breakfast on the house since he doesn't have any money. The stranger looks like he's been injured recently, and when three men come in for something to eat, he warns the manager that the new customers are not to be trusted -- he has information that they want, and they would be willing to hurt her as badly as they hurt him in order to get it. Whom should she believe? And what will happen if the drifter happens to be right? Produced under the title Shearer's Breakfast, When Strangers Appear stars Barry Watson, Radha Mitchell, and Josh Lucas; though set in the United States, the film was actually shot in New Zealand. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Scott Reynolds Scott Reynolds Jan 1, 2002 Jan 28, 2002 105 minutes +1702 A film about the late Oregon running legend Steve Prefontaine and his coach, Bill Bowerman. Bowerman helped create a generation of world-class runners at the University of Oregon and went on to coach at the Olympics. An enigmatic, commanding man, revered by his team and respected the world over for his training accomplishments, he became Pre's close friend and mentor. Although taken aback by Prefontaine's unwillingness to substitute strategy for a fervent desire to run at the front of the pack, Bowerman also respected the young track star and came to know him as few others did. PG-13 Documentary|Drama Robert Towne Kenny Moore|Robert Towne Sep 11, 1998 Feb 16, 1999 119 minutes +1703 In this film, filmmaker Akira Kurosawa spins the tale of a mighty Samurai warrior whose services are so much in demand that he's forced to dispatch doubles of himself. When the warrior dies, petty thief Kagemusha is spared from execution if he agrees to take over for his dead master. PG Art House and International|Classics|Drama Akira Kurosawa Akira Kurosawa|Masato Ide Oct 10, 1980 Mar 29, 2005 179 minutes +1704 During the winter of 1952, British authorities entered the home of mathematician, cryptanalyst and war hero Alan Turing (Benedict Cumberbatch) to investigate a reported burglary. They instead ended up arresting Turing himself on charges of 'gross indecency', an accusation that would lead to his devastating conviction for the criminal offense of homosexuality - little did officials know, they were actually incriminating the pioneer of modern-day computing. Famously leading a motley group of scholars, linguists, chess champions and intelligence officers, he was credited with cracking the so-called unbreakable codes of Germany's World War II Enigma machine. An intense and haunting portrayal of a brilliant, complicated man, THE IMITATION GAME follows a genius who under nail-biting pressure helped to shorten the war and, in turn, save thousands of lives. (c) Weinstein PG-13 Drama|Mystery and Suspense Morten Tyldum Graham Moore Nov 28, 2014 Mar 31, 2015 114 minutes The Weinstein Company +1705 After escaping from a psychiatric hospital, bipolar patient Sybil Foster (Joanne Froggatt) is forced to fend for herself by conning unsuspecting hotel guests into letting her share their room. Things work out relatively well until one of her targets turns up dead and the police suspect Sybil is to blame. But because of her fractured mind, Sybil can't be sure if she's the one who actually committed the crime ... NR Drama|Television Ian Madden Jimmy Gardner Jan 13, 2006 Sep 5, 2006 120 minutes +1707 """Into the Blue"" is a high-stakes thriller set in the deep, shark-infested waters of the Bahamas. When young divers discover the wreckage of a cargo plane at the bottom of the sea, they believe their dream of buried treasure has come true. What they don't realize is that millions of dollars of illegal goods are in that sunken plane and a group of dangerous criminals are already desperately searching for it. As tensions mount and the friends begin to fight about what to do with their find, others get closer to discovering their secret -- and the treasure hunters quickly become the hunted." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense John Stockwell Matt Johnson Sep 30, 2005 Dec 26, 2005 $ 18,472,363 110 minutes Sony Pictures +1710 In this drama, a young man becomes the new Mayan king after his father is killed in war. He moves his tribe from Mexico to the coast where he must do battle with a local chief of a different tribe. During the fight, the chief is wounded. The opposing king's betrothed helps him recuperate and the two leaders decide to live in peace until the Mayan king's old nemesis, determined to destroy the Mayans appears and attacks them. The king and the local chief join forces to stop him. The fight results in the death of the chief who tried to protect his new friend, the king. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama Dec 18, 1963 Mar 25, 2008 108 minutes +1711 Directed by Garry Marshall, The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement picks up where its predecessor left off -- that is, with American teenager Mia Thermopolis (Anne Hathaway) reeling over the news that she is a princess within the royal family of Genovia, a little-known European nation with a population of barely 50,000. As promised, Mia, along with her best friend, Lilly (Heather Matarazzo), travels to Genovia after their high-school graduation. The unlikely princess has hardly settled into the castle, let alone begun representing the country, when she learns that a larger title is approaching more rapidly than expected; it seems as though Mia will have to take over as queen. Suddenly, in addition to further schooling on the etiquette of royalty, Mia finds herself with a daunting prospect -- according to Genovian law, all princesses must be married before they can be crowned. In addition to Julie Andrews' reprisal of her role as Queen Clarisse Renaldi, The Princess Diaries 2 also features Hector Elizondo and John Rhys-Davies in supporting roles. Though Princess Diaries author Meg Cabot did pen a sequel (The Princess Diaries: Princess in the Spotlight), this film is not an adaptation. G Comedy|Kids and Family Garry Marshall Shonda Rhimes Aug 11, 2004 Dec 14, 2004 $ 95,111,012 113 minutes +1712 This romantic German drama pays tribute to the enduring love affair between the poets Gottfried Benn and Else Lasker-Schueler. The two reached the pinnacle of their careers in the 1920s and were considered important figures in the expressionist movement. NR Art House and International|Drama Helma Sanders-Brahms Jan 1, 1997 Dec 23, 2008 105 minutes +1713 In this second of his saga of four seasons, writer/director Eric Rohmer takes a look at the romantic escapades of a youthful hairdresser, who tries to balance her time between two lovers, her boss and a librarian. G Drama|Romance Eric Rohmer Jan 29, 1992 Feb 9, 2015 114 minutes Big World Pictures +1714 "Through the prism of J, notions of in-between-ness, be that gender, national/ cultural identity, or indeed the very puzzling idea(s) of ""home"", are explored. Fourteen-year-old J goes by the pronoun 'They"" and lives with their parents in the suburbs of Chicago. J is exploring their gender identity while taking hormone blockers to postpone puberty. After two years of medication and therapy, J has to make a decision whether or not to transition. Over this crucial weekend while their parents are away, J's sister Lauren and her maybe/maybe-not Iranian partner Araz arrive to take care of J. During this time together, J, Lauren and Araz form an intimate family unit. Each character is in a state of suspension, of being in-between, of not belonging. J voices what all three feel: a reluctance to change, a desire to remain in childhood where innocence is still possible even as it recedes into the distance" NR Drama Anahita Ghazvinizadeh Anahita Ghazvinizadeh 80 minutes +1716 Jean and Colette are teen-aged sisters living in Toronto who jointly conceive a passionate interest in their new neighbor, a handsome, piano-playing Japanese man named Takahasi. They are a bit too young to engage in sexual acts with him, but as soon as they are able, they tentatively cooperate in wooing him, and the threesome shares at least one night together in bed. Later, as feuding adults, the girls consider their first passion and eventually work out a way to be reconciled with one another. NR Drama Claude Gagnon Claude Cagnon Feb 6, 1992 Jun 19, 2001 $ 32,000,000 113 minutes +1718 Adonis Johnson Creed (Michael B. Jordan), the son of former heavyweight champion Apollo Creed, attempts to follow in his father's footsteps and become a boxing legend in his own right. Apollo died in the ring in the 1980s at the hand of Russian pugilist Ivan Drago, forcing Adonis to grow up without his dad in his life. The young man travels to Philadelphia to find his late father's nemesis-turned-best friend, Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone), in order to recruit him as a trainer. Balboa soon takes the young Creed under his wing and helps him get in shape for a shot at the title. Ryan Coogler directs this spin-off of the hugely successful Rocky franchise. PG-13 Drama Ryan Coogler Ryan Coogler|Aaron Covington Nov 25, 2015 Mar 1, 2016 $ 81,157,671 132 minutes Warner Bros. +1720 Wesley Snipes is battling bad guys in the air again, this time with parachutes, in this action-packed suspense thriller. Pete Nessip (Snipes) is a Federal Marshall who, teamed with his brother Terry (Malcolm-Jamal Warner), is escorting criminal computer genius Earl Leedy (Michael Jeter) to a new prison facility. Pete, Terry, and Earl are on a jet en route to Earl's new lockup when terrorists attempt a daring hijacking; Terry is killed in an explosion aboard the plane, and suddenly Earl is missing. Pete discovers that a team of sky-diving outlaws, led by former DEA agent gone bad Ty Moncrief (Gary Busey), have snatched Earl from his flight and spirited him away for a special raid on Washington D.C.; Ty and his men intend to take advantage of an obscure rule in which the normally restricted airspace in Washington D.C. is open to parachute enthusiasts on July 4. Eager to avenge his brother's death and put both Ty and Earl behind bars, Pete recruits sky-diving expert Jessie Crossman (Yancy Butler) to teach him how to infiltrate Ty's team of sky-bound criminals. Superb aerial stunt work highlights this film; please note that Pete's last name is an anagram for the leading man's last name. R Action and Adventure John Badham Peter Barsocchini|John Bishop Dec 9, 1994 May 25, 1999 101 minutes +1721 THE EDGE OF SEVENTEEN is a new coming-of-age movie in the vein of Sixteen Candles and The Breakfast Club - an honest, candid, often hilarious look at what it's like to grow up as a young woman in today's modern world. Everyone knows that growing up is hard, and life is no easier for high school junior Nadine (Hailee Steinfeld), who is already at peak awkwardness when her all-star older brother Darian (Blake Jenner) starts dating her best friend Krista (Haley Lu Richardson). All at once, Nadine feels more alone than ever, until the unexpected friendship of a thoughtful boy (Hayden Szeto) gives her a glimmer of hope that things just might not be so terrible after all. The film also stars Kyra Sedgwick as Nadine's well-meaning but completely ineffective mother, and Woody Harrelson as Nadine's History teacher, mentor and reluctant sounding board. The Edge of Seventeen is produced by Academy Award winner James L. Brooks - the filmmaker behind big-screen, character-driven classics such as Terms of Endearment, Broadcast News, Big, Say Anything, The Simpsons, Jerry Maguire and As Good as It Gets. R Comedy|Drama Kelly Fremon Craig Kelly Fremon Craig Nov 18, 2016 Feb 14, 2017 $ 14,260,193 98 minutes STX Entertainment +1722 "Former cop Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker) partners with ex-con Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) on the opposite side of the law. Dwayne Johnson joins returning favorites Jordana Brewster, Tyrese Gibson, Chris ""Ludacris"" Bridges, Matt Schulze, Sung Kang, Gal Gadot, Tego Calderon and Don Omar for this ultimate high-stakes race. Since Brian and Mia Toretto (Brewster) broke Dom out of custody, they've blown across many borders to elude authorities. Now backed into a corner in Rio de Janeiro, they must pull one last job in order to gain their freedom. As they assemble their elite team of top racers, the unlikely allies know their only shot of getting out for good means confronting the corrupt businessman who wants them dead. But he's not the only one on their tail. Hard-nosed federal agent Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) never misses his target. -- (C) Universal" PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Justin Lin Chris Morgan Apr 29, 2011 Oct 4, 2011 $ 209,805,005 131 minutes Universal Pictures +1723 PC is a super smart Jack Russell Terrier (Forrest) who knows how to use a computer thanks to his brilliant owner Alex (Norman Kaye), who has just learned the secret whereabouts of NR Action and Adventure|Kids and Family Karl Zwicky Harry Cripps 83 minutes +1724 Billionaire Charles Morse (Anthony Hopkins) accompanies his much-younger wife Mickey (Elle Macpherson) and a fashion photography team headed by Bob Green (Alec Baldwin) to a remote lodge in Alaska. Charles is a quiet, introspective man, fond of accumulating trivia and other facts in his encyclopedic mind; he is also troubled with the idea that Bob and Mickey may be lovers. Even though he suspects the younger man plans to kill him, Charles goes with Bob and his assistant Stephen (Harold Perrineau) on an airplane trip to find a photogenic friend (Gordon Tootoosis) of the lodge owner (L.Q. Jones), but the plane crashes in a lake, killing the pilot. The crash is miles from their planned path, so they can't expect to be spotted by an aerial search; there's only one chance: they have to walk to a more likely spot.Though Robert and Stephan are more physically fit, Charles' calm wit and ingenuity proves the key to their survival, especially after a ferocious bear brutally kills Stephen. Robert and Charles' odyssey becomes more urgent when they discover that the bear is now stalking them. R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Lee Tamahori David Mamet Sep 26, 1997 May 25, 1999 117 minutes +1727 Cattleman Gene Autry is put out-to say the least-when he finds out that he's been slickered by crooked purchasing agent Thomas McCoy (Edmund MacDonald). It turns out that McCoy is in debt to bookies, and has been skimming his customers to pay off his gambling losses. Autry hopes to put a stop to all this by going directly to McCoy's boss, Grantley B. Johnson (Thurston Hall), but the Big Guy's office is crammed full of radio agents who hope to persuade Johnson to sponsor their programs. One of these agents is a young lady named Kit Carson (Ruth Terry), whose sample record disc is accidentally broken in the crush. Thus is the main plot briefly put on the back burner as Kit persuades Gene and his ranch-hand pals (the Sons of the Pioneers) to pose as radio crooners to impress Mr. Johnson. Eventually, Call of the Canyon gets back on track with an exciting runaway-buggy climax, but for the most part the film is more musical than western. NR Western Joseph Santley Olive Cooper 71 minutes +1729 This film adheres to the historical facts of Columbus' possessed quest to discover the New World and his solicitation of Queen Isabella to gain the necessary funding. Despite travelogue-quality footage replete with beautiful scenery of Caribbean islands and a massive cast, this film tends to plod along. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Classics|Drama Ridley Scott Roselyne Bosch Oct 9, 1992 May 14, 2002 142 minutes +1730 "Television sitcom star Tim Allen made his big screen debut with this light, family-friendly holiday comedy. Allen stars as Scott Calvin, the divorced dad of Charlie (Eric Lloyd). Scott is distressed to learn that his ex-wife Laura (Wendy Crewson) and Charlie's psychiatrist stepfather Neal (Judge Reinhold) have informed his son that there is no Santa Claus. While a sullen Charlie visits his dad on Christmas Eve, a noise on the roof brings them outside, where Scott startles the intruder, who tumbles from the roof. It turns out that there is a Santa after all, and Scott has just accidentally killed him. Because of a legal technicality known as ""the Santa clause,"" Scott inherits the jolly old elf's job. As the next year passes, Scott rapidly gains weight, grows a white beard and meets the elf Bernard (David Krumholtz) -- who is the one who really runs the North Pole -- while Charlie regains his Christmas spirit. However, Neal becomes concerned about Scott's sudden change in appearance and insistence that he's Santa, and he forces him to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. Director John Pasquin previously directed Allen in the TV series Home Improvement and would team with him again for Jungle 2 Jungle (1997)." PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy John Pasquin Leo Benvenuti|Steve Rudnick Nov 11, 1994 Oct 13, 1998 97 minutes +1731 Tom Burman's innovative prosthetic special effects (used to greater effect in later horror films) are the saving grace of The Beast Within. The premise concerns a couple honeymooning in Mississippi. Caroline (Bibi Besch) is brutally raped by a hairy, sub-human monster and gives birth to a child named Michael (Paul Clemens), who appears normal until he hits his teens. At 17, Michael begins to feel strange, and his parents take him back to Mississippi to find out if his problems are related to Caroline's long-ago rape. Once in Mississippi, Michael transforms into a ravenous insect-like creature that roams the countryside, disemboweling innocent victims and feasting on their torsos. R Horror Philippe Mora Tom Holland Feb 12, 1982 Aug 28, 2001 90 minutes +1732 "Peter Medak directed this fact-based drama, chronicling the lives of the infamous Kray Brothers, notorious celebrities in 60s London. The Krays were twin gangsters who ruled London's stylish East End club scene, staking out their territory by committing the most violent crimes imaginable, preferring to perform the most torturous acts themselves. The film stars Gary Kemp and Martin Kemp, founding members of the pop group Spandau Ballet, as Ronald and Reginald Kray. The film opens as their mother Violet Kray (Billie Whitelaw) recalls a dream in which she is a swan from which two beautiful babies have hatched. She can't tell if the swans are angels or demons, but the film soon answers that question for her. Brought up in London's East End in the 1930s, Ronald and Reginald Kray are raised in the resentful world of Violet, who is hateful of her lot in life and bitter at the control men have in running the world (""Housework is a lethal business,"" she says). The twins react to each other almost telepathically and they take out their anger by clogging the nose of their sleeping father (Alfred Lynch), pushing around fellow schoolboys, and even beating each other to pulp at a boxing match. When her mother chastises them for their fight in a fairground boxing ring (""You fight them up, but you don't fight each other""), the twins veer into the London underworld. In their self-contained world of Us-Against-Them, the Krays rapidly rise to the height of power, first taking over the territory of a petty mobster by violent means and then putting together an underworld empire of posh clubs, cars, and fancy suits. But at the height of their fame, the twins begin to break from each other. Reginald falls in love with Frances (Kate Hardie), while Ronald gets involved in a homosexual relationship with one of his underlings. Ronald, in a jealous rage over Frances stealing his brother away from him, becomes even more brutal in his crimes and while the brothers' backs are turned, a group of older mobsters challenge the Krays' authority, invoking a horrible bloodbath that effects not only the two brothers but Frances and Violet as well." R Action and Adventure|Drama Peter Medak Philip Ridley Jun 1, 1990 May 22, 1991 119 minutes +1733 A detective investigates the world of high fashion after a talent agent is murdered, but the killer ups the stakes by sending details about the slaying to the press. NR Drama Nathan Hill Nick Levy 90 minutes +1734 "Two-time Academy Award-winner Jane Fonda (""On Golden Pond,"" ""Coming Home"") stars in this wonderful story about the crumbling of a wealthy suburban community's facade of smug respectability when four women allow themselves to become part of a scientific survey that examines their sex lives. Directed by famed ""woman's director"" George Cukor (""My Fair Lady,"" ""A Star is Born""), produced by Richard D. Zanuck (""Driving Miss Daisy,"" ""The Sting"") and co-starring Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. (""The FBI"") and two-time Academy Award-winner Shelley Winters (""Roseanne"")." NR Classics|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts George Cukor Gene Allen|Wyatt Cooper Oct 5, 1962 Sep 13, 2012 125 minutes +1735 NR Art House and International|Drama Alain Tanner Alain Tanner Jan 1, 1983 Jul 15, 1992 108 minutes +1736 NR +1737 "This dull, routine slasher film focuses on a nighttime scavenger hunt sponsored by a sorority that takes a tragic turn when a figure in a bear costume with knives strapped to one ""paw"" begins slashing the women to death. Years ago, a student was killed by her mentally unbalanced boyfriend when she broke off their relationship. After his capture and trial, the young killer was sent to the local Weston Hill Sanitorium for the mentally insane -- and now he has escaped. Even though the sorority is rapidly losing members, the police are no closer to finding the killer than before they heard of the crimes, so Mac (Hal Holbrook), the original victim's father and head of campus security, goes after the serial murderer himself. Even a surprise ending cannot pull the rest of this film out of the horror doldrums." R Horror Robert Deubel 96 minutes +1738 A boy wishes for a different set of parents for Christmas and his wish is granted. He suddenly is living the extravagant lifestyle he always wanted, but the wish comes at a price. NR Drama Emilio Ferrari 120 minutes +1739 This film recounts a defining period of 20th century history and serves as a chilling and often hilarious reminder of cold-war era paranoia in the United States--artfully presented through a collage of newsreel footage, government archives, military training films, and fifties music. NR Documentary|Drama|Special Interest Jayne Loader|Kevin Rafferty|Pierce Rafferty Mar 17, 1982 Mar 26, 2002 88 minutes +1740 "Action star Stephen Seagal teams up with comic actor Keenen Ivory Wayans in this thriller. Seagal plays detective Jack Cole. He has come to Los Angeles to bring a notorious serial killer to justice. The mysterious and somewhat mystical Cole is assisted by local cop Jim Campbell (Wayans). The press calls the killer ""The Family Man"" because he tends to kill entire families and then lay them out to mimic the crucifixion. Even before Cole and Campbell can begin their investigation, they must rush to a high school and stop a crazed young gunman from killing his peers. From him, the gumshoes are directed towards his wicked stepfather who plays a key role in the subsequent action." R Action and Adventure John Gray Kevin Brodbin Oct 4, 1996 Aug 27, 1997 91 minutes +1741 "Madonna and Sean Penn, who were husband and wife at the time, starred in this notorious box-office bomb that one critic termed ""Flop Suey."" The film takes place in 1937, during the Japanese occupation of China. Drug runner Walter Faraday (Paul Freeman) is trying to leave the country with a large stash of opium but he is chased by armed guards and killed. A year passes and missionary Gloria Tatlock (Madonna) hires sleazy American con man Glendon Wasey (Sean Penn) to help her find the missing opium. She wants to use the drugs to relieve the suffering of wounded Chinese soldiers -- as she puts it, ""Guns cause pain. Opium eases pain."" Glendon reluctantly agrees. But unfortunately for the two do-gooders, there are other, more notorious seekers of the opium shipment as well. George Harrison, one of the film's producers, wrote the songs and appears in a cameo role as a nightclub singer." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Jim Goddard Robert Bentley|Tony Kenrick|John Kohn Aug 29, 1986 Jul 22, 2003 90 minutes +1742 Robin Wright and Cary Elwes star in this fairytale adventure about a beautiful princess and the gallant hero who rescues her from an evil villain. Directed by Rob Reiner, it's an enchanting classic the whole family will love PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Romance Rob Reiner William Goldman Sep 25, 1987 Jan 26, 1999 98 minutes 20th Century Fox +1743 This animated feature chronicles the trials and tribulations of growing up in an ant colony. G Animation|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Art Vitello 100 minutes +1744 "Director Ron Maxwell and producer Ted Turner return to the glory and tragedy of the Civil War in this historical drama, a prequel to Gettysburg, which examines the early days of the conflict through the experiences of three men. Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain (Jeff Daniels) left behind a quiet life and a career as a college professor to become one of the Union's greatest military minds. Gen. Thomas ""Stonewall"" Jackson (Stephen Lang) was, like Chamberlain, a man of great religious faith who served in the defense of the Confederacy. And Gen. Robert E. Lee (Robert Duvall), who led the Confederate army, was a man who was forced to choose between his loyalty to the United States and his love of the Southern states where he was born and raised. As Chamberlain, Jackson, and Lee are followed through the declaration of war and the battles at Manassas, Antietam, Frederickburg, and Chancellorsville, the film also introduces us to the many supporting players in the epic tale of the war between the States, among them the women these men left behind, among them Fanny Chamberlain (Mira Sorvino) and Anna Jackson (Kali Rocha). Based on a novel by Jeff Shaara, Gods and Generals also features a new song written and performed by Bob Dylan." PG-13 Classics|Drama Feb 21, 2003 Jul 15, 2003 $ 12,900,000 229 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +1745 When a retired stock car driver, Brewster Baker (Kenny Rogers), meets up with a group of orphans intent on dismantling his car, he takes them under his wing and sets them to work helping him return to the racing scene. PG Comedy|Drama Mike Marvin|Alex Matter Jul 16, 1982 Apr 4, 2006 110 minutes +1746 Director Sergei Paradjanov made a practice of making highly idiosyncratic films based on the folklore of regions in the former Soviet Union. In 1969 he made this film, based in part on the life of the 18th-century Armenian poet, Sayat Nova ('The King of Song'). Renowned for his writings and his religious lifestyle, Sayat Nova became a martyr when he grew too influential for the authorities to control. Seriously out of favor with Soviet governmental bureaucrats, this film was not seen in the international arena until 1977. Then, The Color of Pomegranates was widely acclaimed for its poetic and non-narrative blending of historical and biographical Armenian imagery. NR Art House and International|Drama|Special Interest Sergei Parajanov Sergei Parajanov|Sayat Nova Oct 6, 1980 Mar 8, 2005 90 minutes +1747 College freshman Adam Buckley sits blindfolded in the back of a van outside of a convenience store as the final step of his initiation into the Sigma Zeta Chi fraternity. Minutes later he finds himself dealing with the fact that a fellow-pledge just got shot while doing it. Frank, the senior fraternity brother in charge of the night's events, is able to get the injured pledge out of the store alive, but the fraternity's troubles are just beginning. Thinking they can get out of the situation without taking the pledge to a hospital, Frank decides the group will handle things themselves. But when every move is met with disaster, Adam must find it within himself to go against Frank and his new brothers in order to save his friend's life. -- (C) Phase 4 R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Will Canon Will Canon|Douglas Simon Feb 18, 2011 May 17, 2011 $ 16,632 81 minutes Phase 4 Films +1749 Based on the French film The Return of Martin Guerre, Sommersby is the story of a presumed-dead Confederate soldier (Richard Gere) who returns home to his wife (Jodie Foster). Neither his wife nor his friends can quite believe the changes the Civil War has made on the soldier, and soon several people begin to wonder if he is indeed the same man or if he is an imposter. PG-13 Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Jon Amiel Nicholas Meyer|Sarah Kernochan|Anthony Shaffer|Charles Mitchell Feb 5, 1993 Sep 21, 1999 114 minutes +1750 "In this darkly comic drama, Edward Norton stars as a depressed young man (named in the credits only as ""Narrator"") who has become a small cog in the world of big business. He doesn't like his work and gets no sense of reward from it, attempting instead to drown his sorrows by putting together the ""perfect"" apartment. He can't sleep and feels alienated from the world at large; he's become so desperate to relate to others that he's taken to visiting support groups for patients with terminal diseases so that he'll have people to talk to. One day on a business flight, he discovers Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt), a charming iconoclast who sells soap. Tyler doesn't put much stock in the materialistic world, and he believes that one can learn a great deal through pain, misfortune, and chaos. Tyler cheerfully challenges his new friend to a fight. Our Narrator finds that bare-knuckle brawling makes him feel more alive than he has in years, and soon the two become friends and roommates, meeting informally to fight once a week. As more men join in, the ""fight club"" becomes an underground sensation, even though it's a closely guarded secret among the participants. (First rule: Don't talk about fight club. Second rule: Don't talk about fight club.) But as our Narrator and Tyler bond through violence, a strange situation becomes more complicated when Tyler becomes involved with Marla (Helena Bonham Carter), whom our Narrator became infatuated with when they were both crashing the support-group circuit. Based on the novel by Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club was directed by David Fincher, who previously directed Pitt in the thriller Seven." R Comedy|Drama David Fincher Jim Uhls Oct 15, 1999 Jun 6, 2000 139 minutes 20th Century Fox +1751 "The winner of the Best Screenplay award at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival, this film is a darkly comic story about one woman's incredible determination to make her dreams come true against numerous odds. Fantasy collides with reality as Betty Sizemore, a small-town waitress and soap opera fan, inspires herself and everyone she meets to find at least a piece of their real selves throughout this romantic, dangerously funny road picture. The popular TV daytime drama ""A Reason to Love"" has an especially devoted viewer in Betty. One night, watching a videotape of that day's episode, she becomes an accidental witness to a deal going fatally awry for her no-good car salesman husband. Betty, traumatized, enters into a fugue state that allows - even encourages - her to keep functioning, in a kind of alternate reality. Betty Sizemore becomes ""Nurse Betty,"" who is set on returning to the love of her life, the show's Dr. David Ravell. Betty promptly sets off for Los Angles in a ""borrowed"" 1997 Buick LeSabre - which is precisely what her late husband's killers are looking for. As Betty makes contact with Dr. Ravell and the hit men slowly but surely track her down, life begins to imitate art and vice versa." R Comedy|Drama Neil LaBute Sep 8, 2000 Apr 3, 2001 108 minutes USA Films +1752 "Fed up with watching vicious criminals walk on technicalities and loopholes, judge Michael Douglas accepts his older colleague Hal Holbrook's invitation to join ""The Star Chamber."" This sub-rosa organization consists of nine like-minded judges who endeavor to take the law into their own hands." R Drama|Mystery and Suspense Peter Hyams Roderick Taylor|Peter Hyams Aug 4, 1983 Feb 1, 2005 149 minutes +1753 Carmel Myers' co-star in this amusing farce is a handsome newcomer named Rodolpho de Valentina -- later to become famous as Rudolph Valentino. Even at this early date in his career, Valentino commands attention and shows a surprising flair for comedy. Dick Thayer (Valentino) is in love with Bess Lane (Myers) and he convinces his friends, William and Maud Harcourt (Charles Dorian and Mary Warren), to invite them both to a dinner they are throwing. Another guest is Bradford (William Dyer), a millionaire. Harcourt wants Bradford to loan him some money, but Bradford first wants to see how well he manages his household. Unfortunately, Harcourt has just fired all his servants in a fit of pique. In order to favorably impress Bradford, Harcourt and his wife take over the servant's roles and ask Thayer and Bess to pose as them. The dinner goes off well until Bradford decides he likes the pseudo-Harcourts so much that he must spend the night. This causes a number of complications, including a visit from Bess' irate father, Colonel Lane (Wadsworth Harris). By morning, everything is cleared up and Thayer has won Bess over. NR Comedy Paul Powell 5 minutes +1754 Frank Bigelow (Tom Tryon) is an accountant who mistakenly discovers some wrongdoing by an unscrupulous uranium development company. His drink is spiked with a slow-acting poison, which he discovers after stomach pains bring him in to the hospital. While Frank searches for the antidote, he uncovers other victims who have already died. The trail leads back to the uranium company and the shady board of directors. Frank races against borrowed time to save his own life in this routine crime drama. Carolyn Jones appears as Paula, the sympathetic girlfriend and loyal secretary. R Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Eddie Davis 97 minutes +1756 Widely regarded as the most personal of director Nagisa Oshima's three 1960 films, Night and Fog in Japan centers around a gathering of former student activists, all of which protested the signing of the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty. Preferring to let go of the past, the old protestors had regrouped for a mutual friend's marriage, and maintained a peaceful atmosphere until the last of their old companions arrives and immediately begins hurling accusations. Now a fugitive, the party crasher denounces the party as a charade and claims that those in attendance betrayed their own ideals in exchange for personal security. Before long, all pretenses of a happy reunion are thrown aside, and the marriage is reduced to an all-out brawl. Oshima himself was once a student protestor, and the film served as an open display of his disappointment with Japan's left-wing political movement meant to illustrate how those who once united in hopes of making a positive chance in Japanese society have denigrated into bickering, weak-minded versions of their former selves. NR Art House and International|Drama Nagisa Oshima Toshiro Ishido|Nagisa Oshima 107 minutes +1757 In the next exciting chapter of the international phenomenon STEP UP, all-stars from previous installments come together in glittering Las Vegas, battling for a victory that could define their dreams and their careers. (c) Lionsgate PG-13 Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Trish Sie John Swetnam Aug 8, 2014 Nov 4, 2014 $ 13,617,501 112 minutes Lionsgate +1758 "A group of air crash survivors are stranded in the Mongolian desert with no chance of rescue. Facing a brutal environment, dwindling resources, and an attack by desert smugglers, they realize their only hope is doing the ""impossible""--building a new plane from the wreckage." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama Edward Burns|Scott Frank Dec 17, 2004 Mar 1, 2005 $ 20,900,803 112 minutes 20th Century Fox +1760 "Basketball superstar Michael Jordan and cartoon favorite Bugs Bunny team up with other basketball greats and Looney Tunes characters in this combination animated/live-action feature. Jordan must help the Looney Tunes gang with a basketball game against a group of outer space creatures whose plan, if they win, is to kidnap the Looney Tunes and take them to a failing intergalactic amusement park as the latest attraction. Also starring Academy Award-nominee Bill Murray (""Lost in Translation,"" ""Charlie's Angels"") and Wayne Knight (TV's ""Seinfeld,"" ""Rat Race""). Gene Shalit says this movie is ""for adults, kids, teenagers, women, men, boys, girls, old folks, young folks, Jordan fans, Bill Murray fans, Wayne Knight fans and every Looney Tunes lover who wants to revel in Bugs Bunny and his pals at their looney tuniest.""" PG Comedy|Kids and Family Joe Pytka Leo Benvenuti|Steve Rudnick|Timothy Harris|Herschel Weingrod Nov 15, 1996 Aug 27, 1997 88 minutes +1761 In this wartime drama, a husband must leave his wife while he fights overseas. During his absence, she stays with his mother and sister. Eventually the lonely wife becomes entangled with a cowardly draft dodger. When her husband learns of the affair, he deserts his unit and heads home. NR Classics|Drama Sidney Gilliat Sidney Gilliat|Val Valentine 77 minutes +1762 "Adapted from the bestselling novel by author John Green (""The Fault in Our Stars""), PAPER TOWNS is a coming-of-age story centering on Quentin and his enigmatic neighbor Margo, who loved mysteries so much she became one. After taking him on an all-night adventure through their hometown, Margo suddenly disappears--leaving behind cryptic clues for Quentin to decipher. The search leads Quentin and his quick-witted friends on an exhilarating adventure that is equal parts hilarious and moving. Ultimately, to track down Margo, Quentin must find a deeper understanding of true friendship--and true love. (C) Fox" PG-13 Drama Jake Schreier Jul 24, 2015 Oct 20, 2015 109 minutes 20th Century Fox +1763 In this futuristic sci-fi tale, Jack Dante is a nutty, long-haired genius inventor who has developed a killer robot. Soon, the greedy head of a corrupt corporation and the dope-smoking survivor of a terrorist group find themselves at the mercy of Dante and his robot. R Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Stephen Norrington Dec 31, 1994 Jun 6, 2000 120 minutes +1765 The devil will find work for idle hands to do, so what happens when he goes on the prowl for a partner in crime and ends up with an utterly clueless 17-year-old slacker? The result is a lot more moronics than demonics in the wry comedy-horror IDLE HANDS. Anton Tobias wakes up Halloween morning to discover-after watching some TV and perusing the contents of the fridge, oblivious to the pool of blood on the floor-that his parents have been turned into a couple of headless Halloween decorations. After hanging out with his equally irresponsible friends, Mick and Pnub, Anton discovers that his right hand has a very bloodthirsty mind of its own, and it's hell-bent on wreaking deadly havoc with or without him. Will the gates of Hell open wide at the high school Halloween Dance and drag an innocent soul into eternal damnation? They just might in IDLE HANDS, when the forces of good and evil face off in a showdown full of diabolical comedy and bloodcurdling terror. R Comedy|Horror Rodman Flender Terri Hughes|Ron Milbauer Apr 30, 1999 Aug 28, 2001 92 minutes +1767 Patrick Bateman is young, white, beautiful, ivy leagued, and indistinguishable from his Wall Street colleagues. Shielded by conformity, privilege, and wealth, Bateman is also the ultimate serial killer, roaming freely and fearlessly. His murderous impulses are fueled by zealous materialism and piercing envy when he discovers someone else has acquired more than he has. After a colleague presents a business card superior in ink and paper to his, Bateman's blood thirst sharpens, and he steps up his homicidal activities to a frenzied pitch. Hatchets fly, butcher knives chop, chainsaws rip, and surgical instruments mutilate-how far will Bateman go? How much can he get away with? R Comedy|Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Mary Harron Mary Harron|Guinevere Turner Apr 14, 2000 Sep 5, 2000 97 minutes Lions Gate Films +1768 NR Documentary Lina Mannheimer +1769 After sitting on the shelf for some time, Teen Wolf was released on the heels of the hugely successful Back to the Future in an attempt to cash in on the huge popularity of star Michael J. Fox. Teen Wolf chronicles the plight of Fox as a small-town nerd who can't seem to score a basket on the court or a point with his dream girl. Things change, however, once he discovers his family's hereditary secret, lycanthrope. As he begins to look hairier and hairier, his team begins to win basketball games and his dream girl begins to show interest in his unusual talent. His story does not progress without complications, however. His best friend, an opportunistic weasel, begins to exploit him beyond his limits of toleration, and his dream girl is captive to the requisite bully boyfriend, who, of course, captains the arch-rival basketball team. And then, to top it all off, Fox's other best friend is in love with him. Unbelievably, this film was a box-office success and eventually inspired an even worse sequel, Teen Wolf Too, several years later -- a film which Fox wisely declined. PG Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Rod Daniel Matthew Weisman|Jeph Loeb Aug 23, 1985 Sep 9, 2014 92 minutes +1770 In this drama, a man exacts revenge upon the murderer of his friend. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Robert Ginty Robert Ginty|Thomas Baldwin 91 minutes +1771 "In the 1750s, young orphan John Mohune (Jon Whiteley) arrives at the seaside Dorset village of Moonfleet seeking Jeremy Fox (Stewart Granger), a one-time ""friend"" of his late mother, to whom she has turned over care of the boy. Fox exudes an aura of class and bravado, along with an obvious love of life and the finer things it can offer, all of which combine to make him a beguiling presence to one and all, including the larcenous, decadent local nobility (George Sanders) and a band of cut-throats led by Elzevir Block (Sean McClory), to whom he has more than a passing acquaintance. In his innocence, John -- oblivious to the fact that Jeremy runs a murderous smuggling ring -- instantly accepts this man as a loyal friend (and, indeed, a man to be loved and trusted like a parent, precisely because his mother has consigned him to his care). And Jeremy, initially disdainful of the boy, finds himself moved by the latter's willingness to love him and see his better nature, which does come out (with some resistance) under his coaxing, and reluctantly becomes his guardian. But there are too many nefarious goings on in and around Moonfleet, between smugglers and the authorities pursuing them, and the Mohune family's dark history, to keep John safe from danger. His life is placed at risk when he stumbles on the secret of old ""Redbeard,"" the Mohune patriarch who betrayed law and morality, selling his soul for a priceless diamond, which has long been believed lost. Before long, young John knows too much about the smugglers for their comfort, despite Jeremy's protection -- and when he accidentally discovers a clue to the location of Redbeard's diamond, even Jeremy can't resist the chance for that prize, even if he has to cheat the boy out of his birthright." NR Action and Adventure|Drama Fritz Lang Jan Lustig|Margaret Fitts Jan 1, 1955 Jan 22, 1992 89 minutes +1772 "A couple running a rideshow discover the find of a lifetime, only to realize it could well be the death of them in this horror story. Angus Shaw (Rufus Sewell) and his wife, Lillian (Carla Gugino), run a travelling carnival which barnstorms the countryside in the early 1900s. The Shaws' circus includes a sideshow which promises much in the way of monsters and human oddities, but for the most part delivers second-rate actors dressed up in costumes or using smoke-and-mirrors effects to fool the customers. Lillian herself offers the most spectacular illusion, posing as a fake mermaid. One night, Angus offers a helping hand to an aging sailor (Aubrey Morris), and the old salt offers to show Angus and Lillian something truly amazing -- a real, honest-to-Pete mermaid (Rya Kihlstedt). Astounded by what he's seen, Angus decides the fortune he could make exhibiting a real mermaid is too great to resist, and he steals the creature from the sailor. Angus and Lillian waste no time booking passage to the United States with their find, but en route to America they discover this mermaid is hardly a benign creature -- she has a taste for human blood, and soon the ship's crew is shrinking at an alarming rate. Lillian also finds herself developing a strange psychological bond with the mermaid, a connection more powerful than her vows to her husband. She Creature was produced for the Cinemax premium cable service as part of a series of ""Creature Features"" produced by special effects wizard Stan Winston and former American International Pictures head Samuel Z. Arkoff, most of which were inspired by horror films AIP made in the 1950s." R Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Television|Romance Sebastian Gutierrez Sebastian Gutierrez Jan 1, 2001 Apr 2, 2002 89 minutes +1773 While working in a small nation on the Caribbean, an American actor (Richard Dreyfuss) is convinced by the chief of police (Raul Julia) to impersonate the nation's dictator who has recently passed away. The actor really begins to enjoy the role after a while, thanks in part to the dictator's mistress (Sonia Braga). PG-13 Comedy Paul Mazursky Paul Mazursky|Leon Capetanos Sep 9, 1988 Aug 3, 2004 104 minutes +1774 In the port city of Icheon, five female friends struggle to stay close while forging a life for themselves after high school. When one of the groups, upwardly-mobile Hae-ju, moves to Seoul, the other girls deal with the loss in different ways. Feeling most rejected, shy Ji-yeong finds comfort in her new friendship with rebel Tae-hee. NR Art House and International|Drama Jae-eun Jeong Jae-eun Jeong Oct 18, 2002 Jul 6, 2004 112 minutes Kino International +1775 "In the mid-to-late 1960s, in Washington, D.C., vibrant soul music and exploding social consciousness were combining to unique and powerful effect. It was the place and time for Ralph Waldo ""Petey"" Greene Jr. to fully express himself--sometimes to outrageous effect--and ""tell it like it is."" With the support of his irrepressible and tempestuous girlfriend Vernell, the newly minted ex-con talks his way into an on-air radio gig at WOL-AM, where fellow prison inmate Milo's brother Dewey Hughes is the program director. At the station, Petey becomes an iconic radio personality, surpassing even the established popularity of his fellow disc jockeys, Nighthawk and Sunny Jim. Combining biting humor with social commentary, Petey openly courts controversy for station owner E.G. Sonderling. Petey was determined to make not just himself but his community heard during an exciting and turbulent period in American history. As Petey's voice, humor, and spirit surge across the airwaves with the vitality of the era, listeners tune in to hear not only incredible music but also a man speaking directly to them about race and power in America like few people ever have. Through the years, Petey's ""The truth just is"" style--on and off the air--would redefine both Petey and Dewey, and empower each to become the man he would most like to be." R Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama Kasi Lemmons Michael Genet|Rick Famuyiwa Jul 27, 2007 Oct 30, 2007 $ 4,436,352 118 minutes Focus Features +1776 "Director Paul Mazursky drew from his own formative experiences as a struggling New York actor in Next Stop, Greenwich Village. Lenny Baker plays Mazursky's alter ego, an aspiring Brooklyn-born thespian named Larry Lapinsky. When not parrying with his overprotective Jewish parents (Mike Kellin and Shelley Winters), Larry must contend with his ""method""-happy acting teacher Herbert (Michael Egan); with actress Anita (Lois Smith), who is forever threatening to kill herself over imagined slights; with head-in-the-clouds Greenwich-Village poet Robert (Christopher Walken); and with Bernstein (Antonio Fargas), a black homosexual with an identity problem. Larry's future is threatened when his girl friend Sarah (Ellen Greene) gets pregnant, one of several crises facing this star-crossed couple throughout the film. Keep an eye peeled for young Bill Murray, Joe Spinnell and Jeff Goldblum in minor roles." R Comedy|Drama Paul Mazursky Paul Mazursky Feb 4, 1976 Dec 13, 2005 111 minutes +1777 When a Vietnam veteran discovers two million dollars while wandering through the aftermath of a Texas drug deal gone horribly awry, his decision to abscond with the cash sets off a violent chain reaction in a stripped-down crime drama from Joel and Ethan Coen. Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) has just stumbled into the find of a lifetime. Upon discovering a bullet-strewn pickup truck surrounded by the corpses of dead bodyguards, Moss uncovers two million dollars in cash and a substantial load of heroin stashed in the back of the vehicle. Later, as an enigmatic killer who determines the fate of his victims with the flip of a coin sets out in pursuit of Moss, the disillusioned Sheriff Bell (Tommy Lee Jones) struggles to contain the rapidly escalating violence that seems to be consuming his once-peaceful Lone Star State town. Woody Harrelson, Javier Bardem, and Kelly MacDonald co-star in a distinctly American crime story that explores timeless biblical themes in a contemporary Southwestern setting. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Joel Coen|Ethan Coen Ethan Coen|Joel Coen Nov 21, 2007 Apr 7, 2009 $ 74,223,625 122 minutes Miramax Films +1778 Seven Years in Tibet tells the story of Austrian mountain climber Heinrich Harrer, who at the start of World War II escaped from a British POW camp in India, fleeing north across the Himalayan mountains into Tibet. There he met and befriended the young Dalai Lama, only to have to escape back into India some years later when the Red Chinese Army invaded his adopted home. The film includes the 16 mm color footage shot by Harrer during 1939 and 1940 while in Tibet. There are also a substantial number of recreated scenes dramatizing parts of Harrer's journey that were not originally recorded by camera. NR Documentary|Special Interest Hans Neiter 79 minutes +1779 In this film, Kit is a war-scarred veteran of the Spanish Civil War who possesses some information vital to the Nazis. Unable to torture the information out of him during his wartime stay in a concentration camp, undercover Nazi agents trail Kit back to the United States. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Special Interest Richard Wallace 91 minutes +1781 Four young musicians attempt to find success and happiness in the world of country music in this drama. Sharing a common hangout in a popular Nashville club, the quartet becomes involved in romances and intense rivalries while they struggle to achieve fame. PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Peter Bogdanovich Carol Heikkinen Jul 16, 1993 Mar 7, 2006 116 minutes +1784 Captain David O'Keefe is a character based on the real-life 18th-century American who introduced modern agricultural methods to the South Seas. Lest you think that His Majesty O'Keefe is merely a feature-length version of your local TV station's agribusiness report, be advised that O'Keefe is played by Burt Lancaster, his biceps fairly bursting out of his period costume. Lancaster's version of O'Keefe is a garrulous mercenary who agrees to help the native farmers in exchange for a fortune in Copra, an oil-yielding form of coconut pulp. In addition to Copra, the island is rich with Rice--Joan Rice, that is, who portrays the dusky native girl with whom O'Keefe dallies. His Majesty O'Keefe arrives at its anticipated slam-bang finale when O'Keefe does battle with greedy, usurping white traders. The film was freely adapted from the popular novel by Lawrence Kingman and Gerald Green. NR Action and Adventure|Classics Byron Haskin Borden Chase|James Hill Jan 16, 1954 Oct 23, 2007 89 minutes +1785 The director of Mortal Kombat (1995) adapts another popular video game for the big screen with this gory action thriller. Milla Jovovich and Michelle Rodriguez star as Alice and Rain, two members of a commando team assigned to infiltrate the Hive, an underground research laboratory owned by the faceless conglomerate known as the Umbrella Corporation. A bio-engineered virus has been released into the maze-like Hive, turning the facility's employees into mindless, flesh-eating zombies. A single scratch or bite from one of these rampaging ghouls dooms its victim, so the commandos have their work cut out for them as they attempt to reach the Red Queen, the lab's supercomputer -- and their sole hope of halting the spread of the contagion. Before they can complete their mission, however, the soldiers must overcome a variety of deadly obstacles, including mutant dogs, lasers, and a genetically altered beast known as The Licker, whose strength increases with every victim it slays. Alice and Rain also discover that the release of the virus may not have been an accident, and that a cure may exist somewhere in the deadly Hive. Resident Evil co-stars Eric Mabius, James Purefoy, Martin Crewes, and Colin Salmon. R Action and Adventure|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Mar 15, 2002 Jul 30, 2002 $ 39,532,308 100 minutes Columbia Tristar Pictures +1786 Claire, a brilliant student, seeks answers to the meaning of life in the calm of her biology laboratory. One day, she meets a mysterious young man, Jack, at the cinema, and is intrigued by his style, assurance and audacity. Apart from his artistic activities, Jack has a regular scam going, ripping off foreign businessmen with his loyal mate Charlie and two actresses. But his tough guy exterior conceals a secret passion for old books, and he dreams of writing a novel one day. Jack falls hard for Claire's purity and curiosity. An unusual romance develops between them. But Jack is scared of their growing intimacy and rejects Claire, withdrawing into his shell. Abandoned and confused, Claire gradually begins to neglect her studies and embarks on a spiraling course of self-destruction, whilst Jack, who tries to ignore her, concentrates on his criminal activities. However, a sharp detective, named Linda Fox, is following his dodgy tracks. R Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Peter Sehr Peter Sehr|Marie Noelle Jun 6, 2003 Oct 28, 2003 110 minutes Kino International +1787 A London family tries to move to the Scottish countryside in the wake of social chaos prompted by pollution. John (Nigel Davenport), his wife Ann (Jean Wallace) and their marriageable daughter Mary (Lynne Frederick) contend with street thugs, murderers and people fleeing deadly toxic clouds in an animalistic struggle for survival. The family is joined by a violent hippie (Anthony May) and his girlfriend Clara (Wendy Richard) as they try to leave before martial law and complete anarchy ensue. R Drama|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Cornel Wilde Jefferson Pascal|Sean Forestal Oct 23, 1970 Nov 1, 2011 97 minutes +1788 "London 1818: a secret love affair begins between 23 year old English poet, John Keats, and the girl next door, Fanny Brawne, an outspoken student of fashion. This unlikely pair started at odds; he thinking her a stylish minx, she unimpressed by literature in general. It was the illness of Keats's younger brother that drew them together. Keats was touched by Fanny's efforts to help and agreed to teach her poetry. By the time Fanny's alarmed mother and Keats's best friend Brown realized their attachment, the relationship had an unstoppable momentum. Intensely and helplessly absorbed in each other, the young lovers were swept into powerful new sensations, ""I have the feeling as if I were dissolving"", Keats wrote to her. Together they rode a wave of romantic obsession that deepened as their troubles mounted. Only Keats's illness proved insurmountable." PG Drama|Romance Jane Campion Jane Campion May 15, 2009 Jan 26, 2010 $ 4,341,275 119 minutes Apparition Films +1789 Adrian Lyne buffs the premise of Honeymoon in Vegas to a fine gloss in this yuppie melodrama that poses the conundrum of whether the loving husband of an equally loving wife will accept R Drama Adrian Lyne Amy Holden Jones|William Goldman Apr 7, 1993 Apr 16, 2002 117 minutes +1790 Urban comedy-drama spanning nine years in the life of a gay man in New York, centering around the loves in his life, his stormy relationship with his mother, and his hopes to adopt a son. R Comedy|Drama Paul Bogart Harvey Fierstein Dec 14, 1988 May 4, 2004 126 minutes +1793 "A surreal crime drama told as only Jim Jarmusch could, Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai stars Forest Whitaker as Ghost Dog, a hit man living in an unidentified but run-down city in what license plates call ""The Industrialized State."" Known for his gift of being able to come and go without people noticing him, Ghost Dog is a self-taught samurai who is obsessed with order and his strict personal moral code, drawn from the philosophies of the Japanese warriors. As every samurai needs a leader to whom he swears loyalty, Ghost Dog has devoted himself the service of Louie (John Tormey), a low-level crime boss who once saved his life. When Louie's superiors decide he must be executed, Ghost Dog leaps into action, methodically wiping out his many enemies. Along with a dizzying series of stylized shoot-outs, Ghost Dog also features carrier pigeons, characters who read Rashomon, a French-speaking ice cream man, and a score by RZA from the top-selling hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan, who have their own well-documented obsession with Asian culture. Ghost Dog was screened in competition at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival." R Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama Jim Jarmusch Jim Jarmusch Mar 3, 2000 Aug 22, 2000 116 minutes Artisan Entertainment +1794 "In this Polish film, Bogislau Linda plays a middle-aged man at a crossroads of his life; whatever choice he makes for his future has the potential of ending in disaster. Director Krzysztof Kieslowski contrives to permit Linda to sample each of three possible ""futures"" from three different points of view." NR Art House and International|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Krzysztof Kieslowski Aug 14, 1989 Aug 17, 2004 122 minutes +1795 "One of the first recognizable ""vigilante"" films in American cinema, The Born Losers tells the story of Billy Jack (writer-director Tom Laughlin), a half-breed ex-Green Beret and Vietnam veteran who makes it his business to rescue a cute mod girl from a crew of vicious bikers. Much to his chagrin, however, he finds his lethal training gets him in as much trouble with the racist cops as with the bikers, and he soon becomes embroiled in a violent struggle against all parties involved. There is blood-letting and bone-breaking to burn in The Born Losers, not to mention lots of preaching on the part of Laughlin. However, it still tops the more famous sequel, Billy Jack, and it qualifies writer-director-star Laughlin for the status of true auteur." PG Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Tom Laughlin Jul 12, 1967 Oct 31, 2000 112 minutes +1797 Arturo Ripstein directs Foxtrot, a drama filmed in Mexico that borrows much material from The Rules of the Game. Wealthy European aristocrat Liviu (Peter O'Toole) and his wife, Julia (Charlotte Rampling) escape the harsh reality of WWII by vacationing on a tropical island. Due to unforeseen circumstances involving their ship, they end up stranded on the island along with their servants, Eusebio (Jorge Luke) and Larsen (Max Von Sydow). They run around lawlessly and slowly run out of food. Soon the servants revolt and the wealthy couple discover that they can't escape the war. Foxtrot was released with additional footage under the title The Other Side of Paradise. Features the title song written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Arturo Ripstein Arturo Ripstein|Hal Craig|Jose Emilio Pacheco 91 minutes +1798 For the Tibetan Mastiffs living on Snow Mountain, a dog's life has a simple riff: Guard a peaceful village of wool-making sheep from the thuggish wolf Linnux (Lewis Black) and his rabid pack. To avoid distractions, Mastiff leader Khampa (J.K. Simmons) forbids all music from the mountain. But when Khampa's son Bodi (Luke Wilson) discovers a radio dropped by a passing airplane, it takes just a few guitar licks for his fate to be sealed: Bodi wants to be a rock 'n' roll star. Yet that means defying his father's wishes, heading to the city, and locating the legendary - and reclusive - musician Angus Scattergood (Eddie Izzard), who needs to write a new song and fast. If Bodi can put a band together, help Angus with his song, and defeat the wolves' plot to take Snow Mountain, his life will be in tune. Bodi will become what he's always dreamed of being: More than a dog ... more than a Rock God... he'll be a ROCK DOG PG Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family Ash Brannon Ash Brannon|Kurt Voelker Feb 24, 2017 May 23, 2017 $ 9,404,922 80 minutes Summit Premiere +1799 In this dark drama, a young American is on his way to take his final vows as a priest when he encounters a troubled nightclub singer with a checkered past. He honestly wants to help her and soon falls for her and finds himself tempted by her seductive ways. NR Drama Mitchell Leisen Joe Eisinger 85 minutes +1800 The life of a miner's son in Northern England is forever changed one day when he stumbles upon a ballet class on his way to boxing lessons. Joining the class and keeping it a secret from his widowed father and overbearing brother, 11-year-old Billy finds himself in dance, demonstrating the kind of raw talent seldom seen by the class's exacting instructor, Mrs. Wilkinson. She encourages him to try out for the Royal Ballet. But when his father and brother find out and forbid him to continue, Billy is torn between his responsibility to his family and to the gift with which he has been blessed. His overwhelming desire to dance has become much more to him that simply a means of self-expression. It is his passion and it is his destiny. R Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Stephen Daldry Lee Hall Nov 3, 2000 Apr 17, 2001 110 minutes +1801 Directed by six-time Academy Award (R) nominee Peter Weir, THE WAY BACK is an epic story of survival, solidarity and indomitable human will. Shot in Bulgaria, Morocco and India, the film stars Jim Sturgess (Across the Universe, The Other Boleyn Girl), Ed Harris (Appaloosa) and Colin Farrell (In Bruges) as prisoners of a Soviet Union labor camp, who, along with four others, flee their Siberian Gulag and begin a treacherous journey across thousands of miles of hostile terrain. Academy Award (R) nominee Saoirse Ronan (Atonement, The Lovely Bones) and Mark Strong (Body of Lies, RocknRolla) co-star. Written by Weir and Keith Clarke, the film is Peter's first since 2003's Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. It is inspired by the acclaimed book The Long Walk: The True Story of a Trek to Freedom, as well as first-person accounts and anecdotes as told to, and researched by Weir and executive producer Clarke. Produced by Joni Levin, Peter Weir, Duncan Henderson (Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World) and Nigel Sinclair (Terminator 3: Salvation), THE WAY BACK is an Exclusive Media Group, National Geographic Entertainment and ImageNation Abu Dhabi presentation and an Exclusive Films production. Keith Clarke, John Ptak, Guy East, Simon Oakes, Tobin Armbrust, Jake Eberts, Edward Borgerding, Mohamed Khalaf, Adam Leipzig, Scott Rudin and Jonathan Schwartz are Executive Producers. The film's Co-Producer is Roee Sharon Peled and Co-Executive Producer is Alex Brunner. Weir has assembled an accomplished group of filmmakers with whom he has previously collaborated, including Academy Award (R) winning Director of Photography Russell Boyd (Master and Commander, The Year of Living Dangerously, Gallipoli), Film Editor Lee Smith (Master and Commander, as well as The Dark Knight, for which he received an Academy Award (R) nomination), Production Designer John Stoddart (Fearless, The Mosquito Coast) and Costume Designer Wendy Stites, Oscar (R) nominated for Master and Commander and with credits on nine Weir films. -- (C) New Market Films PG-13 Drama Peter Weir Jan 21, 2011 Apr 22, 2011 $ 2,500,000 133 minutes +1802 "In this film, Charlton Heston portrays a Native American named ""Warbonnet."" As it turns out, Warbonnet is a white man raised by the Sioux. The crisis comes when hostilities break out between the whites and the Indians, forcing Warbonnet to question his loyalties." NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Western|Romance George Marshall Sydney Boehm 95 minutes +1803 In this tender film, a group of women instruct a nervous bride with lessons from their own lives. Finn Dodd has returned to her hometown to escape her wedding preparations and write her thesis. While her friends and relations patiently stitch Finn's wedding quilt, each of them tells a story. PG-13 Comedy|Drama Jocelyn Moorhouse Jane Anderson Oct 6, 1995 Feb 23, 1999 117 minutes +1804 A clairvoyant woman is able to use her psychic powers to help the folks in her neighborhood but fails to predict that her butcher husband will fall in love with another woman. This comic fantasy charts the various romantic detours and conflicts that result from her paranormal meddling. PG-13 Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Romance Terry Hughes Ezra Litwak|Marjorie Schwartz Oct 25, 1991 Oct 23, 2001 104 minutes +1805 "The give and take between the members of a string quartet becomes a metaphor for human relationships in this drama. First violinist Akio (Yoshihiko Hakamada), second violinist Tomoko (Sachiko Sakurai), violist Daisuke (Nao Ohmuri), and cellist Ai (Kaoru Kukita) comprised a student string quartet while the four were studying music in college; they stopped playing together after a disastrous student recital, and have had little contact with one another until they all arrived for an open audition for an orchestra. All four have gone on to rather unrewarding careers in music, and when they get word of an important music competition for small ensembles, they decide to reunite and take a stab at the prize. Looking for a impressive performance piece for the competition, Akio offers an original piece simply called ""Quartet,"" not telling his partners the composition was actually written by his father. Akio quickly assumes leadership of the group, and as the other three chafe under his authority, the individual weaknesses of the four musicians become clear as they set out on a short tour to raise money and get into shape. After the tour, the quartet discovers their temporary manager has stolen all their money, and with their private lives in a shambles, they have no choice but to focus on salvaging their musical relationship in order to win the much-needed prize money. Karutetto was directed and co-written by Joe Hisaishi; it was the first feature for Hisaishi, who has a strong background in music as a leading Japanese film composer." NR Drama Joe Hisaishi 112 minutes +1807 This youthful British comedy has dark, bitter undertones and is based on a Martin Amis novel. The tale centers on a lusty Oxford student who uses his computer to devise a way to chart out future romantic liaisons in advance. It works great, but when he meets a swinging American girl who short -circuits everything, including his heart. Unfortunately, she is far more complex than she seems and their relationship is doomed. This does not keep the young man from continuing to try and it is here that the comedy comes in. Eventually he succeeds in getting her, but his elation is soon dashed as the tale takes a tragic turn towards disaster. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Romance Damian Harris|Damien Harris Damian Harris May 12, 1989 Aug 5, 2003 92 minutes +1808 Freshly graduated from college with a promising future ahead, 22 year-old Christopher McCandless instead walked out of his privileged life and into the wild in search of adventure. What happened to him on the way transformed this young wanderer into an enduring symbol for countless people. Was Christopher McCandless a heroic adventurer or a na R Action and Adventure|Drama Sean Penn Sean Penn Oct 19, 2007 Mar 4, 2008 $ 18,173,360 148 minutes Paramount Vantage +1809 "The third and final entry in the ""It's Alive"" series of horror films features touches of black humor and razor-sharp social commentary as it chronicles the further misadventures of a group of murderous mutant babies who in the previous episode had been taken to a lonely island. Scientists go back to the island and discover that the babies have grown up and have begun making more monstrous offspring. The mutants rebel against the scientist, kill all but one and head for the Florida coast." R Comedy|Horror Larry Cohen Larry Cohen 95 minutes +1812 An Army officer comes into conflict with a small-town police department after his son is falsely arrested in this drama. After conventional means fail, the officer decides to put his hobby -- restoring a vintage Sherman tank -- to practical use in his search for justice. PG Action and Adventure|Comedy Dan Gordon|Bob Gale Mar 16, 1984 Jun 15, 1998 114 minutes +1813 Astronauts unwittingly bring some alien goo aboard their spacecraft, and the stuff quickly begins mutating into murderous monsters. G Drama|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Kinji Fukasaku Charles Sinclair|Tom Rowe|William Finger Jan 1, 1969 Sep 25, 1991 90 minutes +1814 This coming-of-age comedy is set in a sleepy little Swedish town called NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Romance Lukas Moodysson Lukas Moodysson Oct 15, 1999 Oct 3, 2000 89 minutes +1815 "Too long by at least two reels, Holiday in Mexico is nevertheless one of the more enjoyable MGM Technicolor musicals of the 1940s. Walter Pigeon is top billed as Jeffrey Evans, American ambassador to Mexico. Captivated by the charms of her adopted homeland, Evans' impulsive daughter Christine falls in love with the decidedly mature piano virtuoso Jose Iturbi (cast as himself). Amused by Christine's ardor, Iturbi agrees with Evans that the girl would be far better off with someone closer to her own age-namely, British ambassador's son Stanley Owen (Roddy McDowell). Meanwhile, Christine plays matchmaker between her widowed father and glamorous Hungarian Toni Karpathy (Ilona Massey). Holiday in Mexico was Jane Powell's first MGM effort, and it is clear that producer Joe Pasternak intended to transform the teenaged soprano into the ""new Deanna Durbin"", though of course Powell eventually developed her own distinctive style. In addition to the musical contributions of stars Powell and Iturbi, the film costars the inimitable Xavier Cugat, doing his Xavier Cugat thing." NR Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts George Sidney Isobel Lennart 127 minutes +1816 The ingredients of an archetypal southern town (the blues, catfish, and scrabble), a deliciously chosen cast, and the creative skills of Robert Altman make for a wonderfully engaging film that adds to the accolades that have distinguished his outstanding career. Delectably combining farce, moral passion play, and social drama with a soupcon of mystery/suspense, Altman drives us to his grandly executed finale with a constantly inventive comedic theatricality. Generations of the Orcutt family have inhabited the sleepy Mississippi town of Holly Springs. Headed by the aging Jewel Mae (Pat Neal), and composed of her two nieces, the domineering Camille (Glenn Close) and the somewhat-mindless Cora (Julianne Moore), and Cora's rebellious daughter (Liv Tyler), only recently returned home, the family is a fairly dysfunctional lot. The nieces basically ignore their aunt, and the mother and daughter avoid speaking to each other. Jewel is watched over by her middle-aged black caretaker (Charles Dutton), but she misses her recently departed husband, Buck, and contemplates joining him in the hereafter. When Jewel finally decides to pull the trigger, Camille stumbles into the situation and plots a coverup that rapidly spins out of control. Close is near perfect as the singleminded southern dame who brooks no interference with her willful desires, whether she's directing the town's Easter play, Salome, or pushing her way through police tape. The police chief and deputies, out-of-town investigators, and a stately patrician lawyer are the final touches in an exuberant allegory that is simultaneously touching, contemporary, and delightfully cathartic. PG-13 Comedy|Drama Robert Altman Anne Rapp Apr 2, 1999 May 1, 2001 118 minutes +1818 From Dr. No director Terence Young comes this action thriller starring Charles Bronson as Joe Moran, an ex-con whose old gang of drug dealers has just been released from prison. When it turns out the thugs have been holding a grudge against him, they kidnap Moran's wife, played by Liv Ullmann. In order to get her back and get his revenge, Moran is forced to take on the whole crew by himself. Written by Albert Simonin and Shimon Wincelberg, Cold Sweat was based on the novel Ride the Nightmare by Twilight Zone scribe Richard Matheson. PG Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense Terence Young|Gail Harvey Shimon Wincelberg|Dorothea Bennett|Albert Simonin|Joe Eisinger 90 minutes +1819 In the year 2045, people can escape their harsh reality in the OASIS, an immersive virtual world where you can go anywhere, do anything, be anyone-the only limits are your own imagination. OASIS creator James Halliday left his immense fortune and control of the Oasis to the winner of a contest designed to find a worthy heir. When unlikely hero Wade Watts conquers the first challenge of the reality-bending treasure hunt, he and his friends-known as the High Five-are hurled into a fantastical universe of discovery and danger to save the OASIS and their world. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Steven Spielberg Zak Penn|Ernest Cline Mar 29, 2018 Jul 3, 2018 140 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +1820 The Golden Boat, the first American production from internationally acclaimed director Raul Ruiz, is a dry-humored, surreal tale set in downtown Manhattan. Young writer Israel Williams (Federico Muchnik) encounters a wounded man on the street. Though he has been stabbed several times over, the man seems unaffected by his wounds and refuses to go to a doctor. Instead, he asks Israel to help find his estranged son. Israel reluctantly agrees but is met with disbelief and suspicion from the supposed son, a South American television star. Things become dangerously complicated when the old man proves to be a murderer with shady criminal and political connections. Israel soon becomes lost in a strange world of international celebrities, Marxist operatives, and postmodern literary critics. The film deconstructs traditional techniques, relying instead on unconventional cinematography, jarring sound design, and eccentric patterns of recurring imagery, including several pairs of boots that reappear in odd places throughout the film. Ruiz made The Golden Boat on a shoestring budget, working in collaboration with The Kitchen, an avant-garde theatre group. Several notable members of the New York art scene make cameos, including director Jim Jarmusch and writer Kathy Acker. NR Comedy|Drama|Special Interest Raoul Ruiz Raoul Ruiz 83 minutes +1821 NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Roman Bondarchuk +1822 From the team behind Man on Wire comes the story of Nim, the chimpanzee who in the 1970s became the focus of a landmark experiment which aimed to show that an ape could learn to communicate with language if raised and nurtured like a human child. Following Nim's extraordinary journey through human society, and the enduring impact he makes on the people he meets along the way, the film is an unflinching and unsentimental biography of an animal we tried to make human. What we learn about his true nature - and indeed our own - is comic, revealing and profoundly unsettling. -- (C) Roadside Attractions PG-13 Art House and International|Documentary James Marsh Jul 8, 2011 Feb 7, 2012 $ 410,077 99 minutes Roadside Attractions +1823 Bosnian filmmaker Pjer Zalica makes his feature debut as a writer/director with the dark comedy Gori Vatra (Fuse). It's post-war peacetime during the late '90s in the Bosnian town of Tesanj and the townsfolk are busy preparing for a visit from President Bill Clinton. The town has become overrun with corruption due to the years of war, but they work together over a few days to pretend that everything looks fine from the outside. Crooked cop Mugdim (Izudin Bajrovic) and gangster Velija (Senad Basic) keep the town running with an organized crime scheme; Velija has to pretend that his brothel is really a cultural center. Meanwhile, the former police chief, Zaim (Bogdan Diklic), is thinking about kidnapping Clinton in order to get revenge for the probable death of his son during the war. Fuse won the Silver Leopard award at the 2003 Locarno International Film Festival. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Pjer Zalica Pjer Zalica Apr 2, 2005 Sep 19, 2006 111 minutes +1824 Writer-director Romuald Karmaker made a stunning impact with this riveting and gruesome historical drama based on the case of a 1920s German serial killer. Fritz Haarmann (Gotz George) has finally been caught after years of preying on boys and young men. His methods included sodomizing his victims, biting their necks like a vampire, then killing them and cutting their bodies into little pieces. Before Haarmann can stand trial, it must be determined whether or not he is sane. A psychiatrist is assigned to the case. He interviews the killer in a small room at an insane asylum where Haarmann has been temporarily placed. The film's dialogue is taken directly from the original transcripts of the actual interview. During the course of the interview, Haarmann details his murderous methods and gradually reveals his motivation. The title is translated as The Deathmaker. NR Art House and International|Drama Romuald Karmakar Nov 23, 1995 Jan 7, 2003 114 minutes +1825 After losing contact with Earth, Astronaut Lee Miller becomes stranded in orbit alone aboard the International Space Station. As time passes and life support systems dwindle, Lee battles to maintain his sanity - and simply stay alive. His world is a claustrophobic and lonely existence, until he makes a strange discovery aboard the ship. NR Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy William Eubank William Eubank 90 minutes +1826 This (13th) time around, 007 (once again played by Roger Moore) receives the usual call to come and visit M when another agent drops off a fake Faberge jeweled egg at the British embassy in East Berlin and is later killed at a traveling circus. Suspicions mount when the assistant manager of the circus Kamal (Louis Jourdan), outbids Bond for the real Faberge piece at Sotheby's. Bond follows Kamal to India where the superspy thwarts many an ingenious attack and encounters the antiheroine of the title (Maud Adams), an international smuggler who runs the circus as a cover for her illegal operations. It does not take long to figure out that Orlov (Steven Berkoff), a decidedly rank Russian general is planning to raise enough money with the fake Faberges to detonate a nuclear bomb in Europe and then defeat NATO forces once and for all in conventional warfare. John Glen returns again to handle directing duties, the second of five Bond films he lensed. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense John Glen Jun 10, 1983 Oct 17, 2000 131 minutes +1828 It seems like a good thing when Philip (Mathias Freihof), a high-school teacher, bumps into Tanja (Dagmar Manzel), starts a relationship with her, and eventually moves in with her. But Philip has a secret he hasn't even told himself. He attended a transvestite ball and met a man named Matthias (Dirk Kummer) there, with whom he also has been having an affair. He can't bring himself to tell either one about the other one. NR Art House and International|Drama|Romance Heiner Carow Wolfram Witt Feb 5, 1991 Sep 5, 2000 108 minutes +1829 Victor Hugo's classic story The Hunchback of Notre Dame gets the animation treatment in this entry in Digital Versatile Disc, Ltd's Classic Animation series. Retooled for a young audience, the tale centers on a disfigured, but goodhearted, bell ringer who is the subject of scrutiny for his appearance until he is befriended by a beautiful woman named Esmerelda. NR Animation|Kids and Family 60 minutes +1830 A tribute to the late Fred Lebow, the founder of the New York Marathon. Lebow fled his Orthodox home in war-torn Europe and found his calling when he brought together a ragtag group of runners for the first NYC Marathon in Central Park. NR Documentary|Special Interest|Sports and Fitness Judd Ehrlich Oct 29, 2008 Oct 28, 2008 95 minutes Screen Media Films +1832 First there was an opportunity......then there was a betrayal. Twenty years have gone by. Much has changed but just as much remains the same. Mark Renton returns to the only place he can ever call home.They are waiting for him: Spud, Sick Boy, and Begbie. Other old friends are waiting too: sorrow, loss, joy, vengeance, hatred, friendship, love, longing, fear, regret, diamorphine, self-destruction and mortal danger, they are all lined up to welcome him, ready to join the dance. R Drama Danny Boyle John Hodge Mar 17, 2017 Jun 27, 2017 $ 2,395,410 118 minutes TriStar Pictures +1834 "In the nation of Libria, there is always peace among men. The rules of the Librian system are simple. If you are happy, you will be arrested. If you cry, the law will hunt you down. If you read a contraband book or so much as look at a smuggled painting, you've committed a crime. To keep the peace, citizens must take their daily doses Prozium, a powerful designer drug that stops feelings dead and keeps everyone on an even keel. Refuse to take the drug and special police will find you. Up until now, top-ranking government official John Preston has believed in this system, has upheld the system as a highly-trained ""Cleric"" who seeks out and destroys those who don't take their pills. But then he skips his own dose of Prozium--and discovers an incredible new world of sensation that gives him the passion to fight for freedom." R Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Kurt Wimmer Kurt Wimmer Dec 6, 2002 May 13, 2003 106 minutes Miramax Films +1835 Do yourself a favor and take this wry, quirky ride through the Irish countryside with a pair of mismatched ex-cons (Peter McDonald and Brendan Gleeson) compelled by a ruthless gangster to fetch his former partner by any means necessary. Jammed tight with beautiful scenery, whip-smart dialogue (by Conor McPherson) and bravura acting. R Comedy|Drama Paddy Breathnach Conor McPherson Jun 12, 1998 Nov 10, 1998 105 minutes +1837 """Becoming Jane,"" is the story of the great, untold romance that inspired a young Jane Austen, played by Anne Hathaway. Willful and spirited, Jane is not ready to be tied down to anything but her writing. That is until she meets Tom Lefro, a charming rogue from London who spends more time drinking and socializing than on his law studies. The film also stars Julie Walters, James Cromwell and Maggie Smith. It is written by Sarah Williams and Kevin Hood, and directed by Julian Jarrold." PG Drama|Romance Julian Jarrold Sarah Williams|Kevin Hood Aug 3, 2007 Feb 12, 2008 $ 18,602,895 120 minutes Miramax Films +1839 The musicians of the Buena Vista Social Club exposed the world to Cuba's vibrant culture with their landmark 1997 album. Now, against the backdrop of Cuba's captivating musical history, hear the band's story as they reflect on their remarkable careers and the extraordinary circumstances that brought them together. PG Documentary Lucy Walker May 26, 2017 Sep 12, 2017 $ 118,253 111 minutes +1840 This beautiful if ponderous souffl R Drama|Romance Bernardo Bertolucci Bernardo Bertolucci|Susan Minot Jun 14, 1996 Jan 8, 2002 118 minutes +1841 "The second film from writer/director James Mangold, the corruption drama Cop Land stars Sylvester Stallone as Freddy Heflin, the much-denigrated sheriff of tiny Garrison, NJ, a community which -- thanks to a technicality -- is populated almost entirely by members of the New York City Police Department. When young cop Murray ""Superboy"" Babitch (Michael Rapaport) becomes embroiled in a controversial shoot-out which leaves two black youths dead, he apparently commits suicide rather than face the wrath of an official investigation. In reality, however, he flees to safety back home in Garrison. In the wake of the controversial events, NYPD Internal Affairs lieutenant Moe Tilden (Robert De Niro) arrives in Garrison to uncover the truth, attempting to enlist Freddy to help watch the watchmen, including Superboy's uncle, veteran cop Ray Donlan (Harvey Keitel); coked-out Gary Figgis (Ray Liotta); and Joey Randone (Peter Berg), the husband of the woman (Annabella Sciorra) Freddy loved and lost. A rich, complex film about redemption, Cop Land's portrayal of Freddy's struggles to prove his worth mirrors Stallone's own return to thoughtful, character-driven drama after years of vacuous action roles. Like Freddy, he faces an uphill battle, fighting for respectability in the face of a superb cast including Janeane Garofalo, Cathy Moriarty, and Paul Calderon." R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense James Mangold James Mangold Aug 15, 1997 Jul 3, 2001 105 minutes Miramax +1843 Madonna and Rupert Everett star in this comic drama about a mismatched couple whose unconventional choices lead to an unusual dilemma. Abbie (Madonna) and Robert (Rupert Everett) are best friends, but since Robert is gay, their friendship never progresses into a romance. However, both Abbie and Robert desperately want to be parents, and they agree to have a child that they will raise together. This raises a few eyebrows, especially from Robert's mother (Lynn Redgrave) and Vera (Illeana Douglas), a close friend of Robert's who is secretly in love with him and wants the sort of relationship with him that he has with Abbie. Robert and Abbie go through with their plan, but when Robert meets and falls in love with another man, he decides he wants custody of the child, setting in motion a bitter dispute. Everett co-wrote the screenplay for The Next Big Thing; it was Everett's first produced screenplay, though he previously published a novel. PG-13 Art House and International|Comedy|Drama John Schlesinger Tom Ropelewski Mar 3, 2000 May 2, 2005 108 minutes Paramount Home Video +1844 Team America, an international police force dedicated to maintaining global stability, learns that a power hungry dictator is brokering weapons of mass destruction to terrorists. The heroes embark upon a harrowing mission to save the world. To infiltrate the terrorist network, Team America recruits Gary Johnston, a rising star on Broadway to go undercover. Although initially reluctant to sacrifice his promising career, Gary realizes that his acting gift is needed for a higher cause. With the help of Team America leader Spotswoode and fellow members Chris, Sarah, Lisa and Joe, Gary slips into an arms dealer's hideout where he discovers that the terrorists' plot has already begun to unfold. From the pyramids of Cairo to the Panama Canal and finally to the palace of power-mad dictator Kim Jong-Il, Team America criss-crosses the globe on a desperate mission to preserve the very fabric of civilization. R Comedy|Drama Trey Parker Trey Parker|Matt Stone|Pam Brady Oct 11, 2004 May 17, 2005 $ 32,700,000 97 minutes Paramount Pictures +1845 A group of wealthy boys in Los Angeles during the early 1980s establish a 'get-rich-quick' scam that turns deadly. R Drama|Mystery and Suspense James Cox Captain Mauzner|James Cox Aug 17, 2018 Sep 18, 2018 100 minutes +1847 "Judy Garland was originally slated to star in MGM's film version of Irving Berlin's Annie Get Your Gun, but she was forced to pull out of the production due to illness (recently discovered out-takes reveal a gaunt, dazed Garland, obviously incapable of completing her duties). She was replaced by Betty Hutton who, once she overcame the resentment of her co-workers, turned in an excellent performance--perhaps the best of her career. Hutton is of course cast as legendary sharpshooter Annie Oakley, who ascends from dirty-faced backwoods gamin to the uppermost rungs of international stardom. Her mentor is Buffalo Bill, played by Louis Calhern (like Hutton, Calhern was a last-minute replacement: the original Buffalo Bill, Frank Morgan, died before production began). Annie's great rival is arrogant marksman Frank Butler (Howard Keel) with whom she eventually falls in love. She goes so far as to lose an important shooting match to prove her affection--a scene that hardly strikes a blow for feminism, but this is, after all, a 1950 film. Of the stellar supporting cast, J. Carroll Naish stands out as Sitting Bull, whose shrewd business acumen is good for several laughs. Virtually all the Irving Berlin tunes were retained from the Broadway version, including ""Doin' What Comes Naturally"", ""You Can't Get a Man with a Gun"", ""Anything You Can Do"", ""The Girl That I Marry"", ""My Defenses are Down"", ""They Say It's Wonderful"" and the rousing ""There's No Business Like Show Business"", which was later tantalizingly excerpted in MGM's pastiche feature That's Entertainment II. Alas, due to a complicated legal tangle involving the estates of Irving Berlin and librettists Herbert Fields and Dorothy Fields, Annie Get Your Gun hasn't been shown on television in years." NR Classics|Musical and Performing Arts|Western George Sidney Sidney Sheldon Jan 1, 1950 Jul 3, 2001 107 minutes +1848 God and man and math: The tawdry meets the Talmudic in this complex thriller about a tortured computer genius trying to beat the stock market. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Special Interest Darren Aronofsky Darren Aronofsky Jul 10, 1998 Jan 12, 1999 85 minutes +1849 The early 20th-century film comedian Max Linder is the subject of this inspiring and touching documentary by his daughter Maud Linder. She put together 42 clips from a total of 80 films, each restored with careful and discreet tinting, an excellent sampling of her father's repertoire. Linder wrote, directed, and starred in over 500 films between 1905 and 1925, basing his comic character of a trouble-prone dandy in part on his own personality. In one of the Linder scenes, he is an actor who tries to carry through with a tragic scene, all the while fighting to keep his wig on straight. This documentary is a good complement to Maud Linder's earlier In Company of Max Linder, focusing on three American movies the French comedian made in the 1920s. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Documentary|Television Maud Linder Maud Linder 96 minutes +1850 "This biographical drama was based on the true story of Dorothy Day, a devout Catholic who devoted much of her life to working with the poor and homeless on New York City's Lower East Side. Born in an Episcopalian household in 1897, Day (played by Moira Kelly) was a free-thinking agnostic in her young adulthood; she contributed to radical leftist journals and was friends with the likes of Eugene O'Neill (James Lancaste) and Mike Gold (Paul Lieber). After undergoing a painful abortion and giving birth to another child out of wedlock after her lover, Foster Batterham (Lenny Von Dohlen), abandoned her rather than marry, Day embraced Catholicism, a faith she would cling to strongly for the rest of her life. Day's leftist politics and her sense of personal activism remained; she established a political journal, ""The Catholic Worker,"" in association with self-described Christian anarchist Peter Maurin (Martin Sheen), and was a tireless and outspoken champion of the rights of the poor and disenfranchised. Day came under heavy criticism for her political and social activism; as she put it, ""If you feed the poor, you're called a saint, but if you ask why they're poor, you're called a Communist."" However, Day continued her mission undaunted until her death in 1980, when she was called America's Mother Teresa. Entertaining Angels was produced by Paulist Pictures, a Catholic organization who also produced Romero, another film about a noted Catholic activist." PG-13 Drama Michael Rhodes John Wells Sep 8, 1996 Dec 20, 2005 112 minutes +1851 Legendary animators John Hubley and Faith Hubley directed this film based on the writings of psychoanalytic theorist Erik Erikson. The film uses a ride on a carousel as a metaphor for the challenges and transformations that each person faces as they travel through life. NR Animation|Special Interest John Hubley|Faith Hubley 72 minutes +1852 Director Alejandro Gamboa, depicting the activities of a group of high-school pals, focuses on aspiring filmmaker Sergio (Osvalso Benavides), a sensitive youth who helps out an older prostitute. Bruno (Xavier Massimi) develops a meaningful relationship with Mariana (Mariana Avila), but the other teens make unfortunate errors of judgment. Sergio mistakenly blurs the borders between physical pleasure and love, setting himself up for a fall. Fatso (Julio Casado) utters boastful lies about his conquest of sexy Monica (Audrey Vera), yet he kids his mother for having a boyfriend. Fatso's comeuppance looms when Monica's skinhead brother goes after him with assorted gang members. An international jury selected this film as the top winner at the 1998 Guadalajara Film Festival. NR Art House and International|Drama Alejandro Gamboa Benjamin Cann 100 minutes +1853 Three divorced fathers struggle to bond with their children and to deal with their conflicting emotions about their ex-wives in this comedy drama. Dave and his ex get along pretty well, but since the divorce, he has become a bit of a rake and is loathe to commit to his new girl friend. Donny still pines for his ex, while Vic would like to see his former wife and her new lover die slow, painful deaths. The three men come together to discuss their new and past experiences. Although at first their stories are presented episodically, eventually their multi-layered lives converge on one chaotic night. PG-13 Comedy Sam Weisman Jun 1, 1994 Feb 8, 2005 106 minutes +1854 "The ""mermaids"" are really tribal pearl divers in this diverting Tarzan adventure. Their livelihood is threatened by an evil white trader, who sets himself up as a ""god."" With the help of lovely diver Linda Christian, Tarzan defeats the wicked despot, but not before several underwater battles." PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Romance Robert Florey Carroll Young 68 minutes +1855 Following the surprisingly successful children's fantasy The Neverending Story (1984), this lesser sequel presents the further adventures of the young boy Bastian in the magical land of Fantasia. Bastian (Jonathan Brandis) returns to this kingdom of the imagination, reached through a magical antique book, to escape from his unpleasant life as a social outcast with a distant father. Unfortunately, things aren't so great in Fantasia either, which is under attack by the sorceress Xayide (Clarissa Burt), and Fantasia's young leader soon recruits Bastian to help win the battle for their world. Several memorable creatures return from the first film, including the Rock Biter and the Luck Dragon, and a number of other strange beasts make appearances along the way. However, the plot often relies on stale fairy-tale elements that make the sequel feel substantially less original than the fresh and unexpectedly charming original. However, enough children were entertained by the special effects and the simple story of good-versus-evil for a third installment, The Never Ending Story 3: Escape from Fantasia, to follow three years later. G Action and Adventure|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Michael Ende|Karin Howard Jun 1, 1991 Sep 4, 2001 90 minutes +1857 Honeymooning newlyweds Cliff (Steve Zahn) and Cydney (Milla Jovovich) are hiking an 11-mile trail in Hawaii when they cross paths will ex-military man Nick (Timothy Olyphant), who earns their trust by helping them navigate a particularly treacherous mountain cliff. A few yards later, the trio runs into a group of girls whose parents are begging them to return home following reports that a honeymooning couple has been murdered on one of the other islands. R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense David Twohy David Twohy Aug 7, 2009 Dec 29, 2009 $ 15,536,310 97 minutes Universal Pictures +1858 One of Elvis Presley's most popular vehicles, Girl Happy is also one of the most typical. Elvis plays Rusty Wells, the leader of a four-piece rock group, consisting of Gary Crosby, Joby Baker and Jimmy Hawkins. Hired by Chicago gangster boss Big Frank (Harold J. Stone) to protect the virtue of Frank's cute daughter Valerie (Shelley Fabares), Rusty and his buddies follow Valerie to Fort Lauderdale during Spring Break. The girl falls in love with Rusty, then falls out of love when she learns that he's in her dad's employ. Valerie then becomes involved with a slick Italian playboy (Fabrizio Mioni), forcing Rusty to break up the romance lest he end up in a cement overcoat. It all ends happily, of course: after all, Elvis hadn't died on screen since Flaming Star. A bikini-watcher's dream, Girl Happy is less successful as a musical; of the many songs, the title number is the only one with lasting value. G Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Boris Sagal 96 minutes +1859 A thief and a lawman join forces to hunt down a common enemy in this action thriller. Tony Fait (DMX) is a master thief who, along with his crew (Gabrielle Union, Anthony Anderson, and Drag-On), pulls off a major score when they steal a cache of highly valuable black diamonds. However, the hard-as-nails Tony has a soft spot for his young daughter Vanessa (Paige Hurd), and Ling (Mark Dacascos), a former detective turned ruthless criminal, kidnaps Vanessa, demanding a ransom from Tony for her return -- the stash of black diamonds. The jewels have already been stolen, however, from Tony's fence Archie (Tom Arnold), and are now in the hands of a powerful underworld boss (Chi McBride). Determined to get back his daughter whatever the cost, Tony and his gang set out to find both Ling and the diamonds, but he soon gets some invaluable help from an unlikely corner -- Su (Jet Li), a government agent from Taiwan who was once Ling's partner, and has an old score to settle with him. Cradle 2 the Grave also features Kelly Hu and Roxana Brusso. R Action and Adventure|Drama Andrzej Bartkowiak Feb 28, 2003 Aug 12, 2003 $ 34,600,000 99 minutes Warner Bros. +1860 Gil (Randolph Scott ) and Steve (Joel McCrea) are two proud former lawmen coping with the changing times after helping settle the wild West. They take a job as guards who protect a shipment of gold. They also protect the virtues of young Elsa (Mariette Hartley) when a bevy of bad brothers attempt to make her the object of their criminal carnal desires. Edgar Buchanan plays wise Judge Tolliver, with James Drury, L. Q. Jones and Warren Oates play the brothers who are after the gold and the girl. This film was directed by Sam Peckinpah. NR Classics|Western Sam Peckinpah 94 minutes +1861 For those with a taste for the repugnant comes this gory blood-and-guts fest that tells the horrific story of a British fellow who gets kidnapped by aliens and three years later is returned carrying infectious spores that have transformed him into a kind of crab thingy that causes all kinds of perverse sexual and violent mayhem. R Art House and International|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Harry Bromley Davenport Harry Bromley Davenport Jan 1, 1983 Sep 20, 2005 80 minutes +1862 Battle of the Year is an international dance crew tournament that attracts all the best teams from around the world, but the Americans haven't won in fifteen years. Los Angeles Hip Hop mogul Dante (Alonso) wants to put the country that started the Sport back on top. He enlists his hard-luck friend Blake (Holloway), who was a championship basketball coach, to coach his team. Armed with the theory that the right coach can make any team champions, they assemble a Dream Team of all the best dancers across the country. With only three months until Battle of the Year, Blake has to use every tactic he knows to get twelve talented individuals to come together as a team if they're going to bring the Trophy back to America where it started. (c) Screen Gems PG-13 Drama|Musical and Performing Arts|Special Interest Benson Lee Sep 20, 2013 Dec 10, 2013 $ 8,888,355 109 minutes Sony Pictures +1863 One of their early features, this entry from British comedy group Carry On has the actors play the patients and staff in a hospital, as the men's ward decides to cause trouble with everyone in the vicinity. NR Comedy|Drama Gerald Thomas Patrick Cargill|Norman Hudis 86 minutes +1864 Four friends stumble into a deal too good to refuse. But when the investment goes bad, they learn that part of their funding came from a notoriously ruthless crime boss...and it's payback time. Now, they must successfully kidnap a family member of a rival kingpin in order to erase the life-threatening debt. In way over their heads, if they can complete the assigned task without screwing up, they just might escape with their lives. NR Drama Jackie Earle Haley Robert Lowell Nov 20, 2015 Feb 16, 2016 94 minutes +1865 When a weathered, God-fearing ex-blues musician finds the town nymphomaniac severely beaten and left for dead on the side of the road, he vows to cure her of her wicked ways in Hustle & Flow director Craig Brewer's raw and unflinching follow-up. Lazarus (Samuel L. Jackson) is a hard-living ex-blues guitarist for whom the troubled days are beginning to outnumber the good. Rae (Christina Ricci) is a 22-year-old sex addict whose wild ways are finally about to catch up with her. When Lazarus discovers Rae covered in dust and clinging to life on the side of the road, he takes her in and nurses her back to health; but Lazarus isn't your typical caregiver, he's more concerned for Rae's immortal soul than he is for her physical well-being. Now, after chaining Rae down and employing the power of the Good Book to curb the salacious seductress' hedonistic ways, Lazarus will be forced to confront his own darkest demons in order to save the soul of a woman whose one-way ticket to hell has already been paid in full. Now, as Lazarus wages a righteous struggle to redeem the soul of the fallen Rae while simultaneously ensuring that his own life hasn't been lived in vain, the situation threatens to explode as Rae's possessive boyfriend, Ronnie (Justin Timberlake) -- a roughneck Guardsman currently preparing for a tour of duty in Iraq -- comes searching for his missing lover. R Drama Craig Brewer Craig Brewer Mar 2, 2007 Jun 26, 2007 $ 9,262,318 115 minutes Paramount Vantage +1866 In this romantic drama a Yankee secretary goes on a Venetian vacation and ends up falling in love with a handsome native. NR Classics|Comedy|Drama|Romance David Lean Jun 21, 1955 Sep 9, 1998 98 minutes +1867 Filmed in panoramic Cinerama, this star-studded, epic Western adventure is a true cinematic classic. Three legendary directors (Henry Hathaway, John Ford and George Marshall) combine their skills to tell the story of three families and their travels from the Erie Canal to California between 1839 and 1889. Spencer Tracy narrates the film, which cost an estimated G Action and Adventure|Classics|Drama|Western John Ford|Henry Hathaway|George Marshall|Richard Thorpe Feb 20, 1963 Sep 30, 2006 180 minutes +1869 When Japan invades China in the '30s, a group of martial artists teach peasants to defend themselves. R Action and Adventure 81 minutes +1870 Two months after the events of the original Friday the 13th, Alice (Adrienne King), the lone survivor or Mrs. Vorhees' killing spree, meets a grisly end in her city apartment. Five years later, a new group of co-eds converges near Camp Crystal Lake, scene of the original massacre and the drowning of Jason Vorhees that preceded it. This time around, the horny collegians attend a nearby training school for camp counselors. As half the group parties in town, an unseen assailant picks off the other half one by one. Only when camp leader Paul (John Furey) and his girlfriend, Ginny (Amy Steel), return to camp do they uncover the identity of their stalker -- none other than Jason (Warrington Gillette) himself, alive but grotesquely deformed as a result of his childhood drowning. Flashbacks chronicle Jason's behind-the-scenes activities in the first film (perhaps explaining how his mother was able to throw the dead bodies of muscular youths through windows with such apparent ease). The young couple's only hope to defeat the fiend lies in psych major Ginny's insights in Jason's mental state. R Horror Steve Miner Ron Kurz|Ron Kurtz May 1, 1981 May 23, 2006 87 minutes +1871 Set during the Vietnam War, this film follows the life of the group of soldiers assigned to duty at the Arlington National Cemetery. When the anxious, young Pvt. Jackie Willow (D. B. Sweeney) is stationed at Arlington instead of being sent to war overseas, he is befriended by Sgt. Clell Hazard (James Caan), a career soldier who can't find it in himself to support the war. The friendship of his fellow soldiers and the love of his girlfriend, Rachel Feld (Mary Stuart Masterson), however, may not be enough to dissuade Jackie from joining the war overseas. R Drama Francis Ford Coppola Ronald Bass May 8, 1987 Jun 25, 2002 112 minutes +1873 "With a tagline that reads, ""You don't have to go to Texas for a chainsaw massacre,"" this Spanish-Italian entry into slasher film territory went on to achieve a dubious distinction as one of the most tasteless films ever produced. The bloodshed opens in 1942 with a scene of a little boy axing his mother after her discovery of him piecing together a puzzle of a nude girl. Cut to 42 years later and the little ax-man has moved on to chainsaws as he begins buzzing coeds on the campus of a New England college. Police Lieutenant Bracken (Christopher George) and his partner arrive to investigate. They find a trail of dismembered bodies that happen to be missing some parts and a group of suspects including a shady dean of students (Edmund Purdom), an anatomy professor (Jack Taylor), and a monstrous caretaker (Paul Smith). Led by beautiful undercover cop Mary Riggs (Lynda Day-George) and student-stud Kendall (Ian Sera), the investigation leads everyone to the killer, who has just finished adding the final pieces to his human jigsaw puzzle." R Horror Sep 23, 1983 Jun 15, 2000 90 minutes +1874 "Crocodile is Jaws redux, with a dash of Godzilla tossed in. Nuclear testing wreaks havoc on a swamp, producing a king-sized crocodile with a lust to kill. Normally, the croc would terrorize a tinker-toy Tokyo; this being a Hong Hong-Thai co-production, our ""hero"" lays waste to a tabletop Bangkok. The special effects are miles away from being convincing, but at that they are more credible than the performances. Second-billed in Crocodile is Tany Tim." R Horror Sompote Sands 91 minutes +1875 In this romantic comedy, a college student thinks his beloved has been untrue, so he writes her a harsh letter. Unfortunately for him, he doesn't learn the truth until after he mails the damning missive. The fun comes as he frantically attempts to arrive at her domicile before the letter. PG-13 Comedy Jason Bloom|James Bloom Jan 1, 1998 Jan 19, 2004 87 minutes +1876 A subtle study in the deterioration of relationships and the strains of a broken marriage, director Ann Hui's character driven drama draws on Chinese poetry to tell a tale of infidelity and pensive yearning. Tempted by the advances of an amorous student, Chinese Literature professor Lam (Jackie Cheung) considers an extramarital affair while still reeling in the pain of wife Man Ching's (Anita Mui) previous infidelity. As depression and boredom push the couple further apart, Professor Lam's moral devotion to his wife places him at odds with the pain he harbors from their tumultuous past. NR Art House and International|Drama Ann Hui Ivy Ho Jan 1, 2003 Aug 27, 2002 103 minutes +1877 A hard-drinking lush finds himself thrust into superhero mode in director Peter Berg's unconventional look at the private life of a crime-fighter. Will Smith stars as the embittered do-gooder whose lifestyle is more akin to a rock star than a role model, and who has grown as disillusioned with his once-admiring public as they have of him. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Comedy|Drama Peter Berg Vincent Gilligan|Vince Gilligan|Vy Vincent Ngo Jun 16, 2008 Nov 25, 2008 $ 227,946,274 92 minutes Columbia Pictures +1879 Thornton Wilder's award-winning novel is given a lavish screen adaptation in this historical drama from writer and director Mary McGuckian. In Peru in 1714, a rickety bridge collapsed as five people were attempting to cross, forcing them to plunge to their deaths. Brother Fray Juniper (Gabriel Byrne) is a Franciscan monk who has been given the duty of looking into the tragedy by the archbishop of Lima (Robert De Niro), and to learn what he can about the victims. It is Juniper's belief that these particular people died for some reason, and that it is his duty to determine why God chose these five people to perish, while others in the vicinity survived. After five years, Juniper delivers his findings to the archbishop as well as the viceroy of Peru (F. Murray Abraham), as Juniper tells them of the lives of the troubled Dona Maria (Kathy Bates), the nun Pepita (Adriana Dominguez), warm-hearted Uncle Pio (Harvey Keitel), street kid-turned-actress La Perichola (Pilar Lopez de Ayala), and others involved in the tragedy. The Bridge of San Luis Rey also features Geraldine Chaplin, John Lynch, and brothers Mark Polish and Michael Polish. PG Art House and International|Drama|Faith and Spirituality Mary McGuckian Mary McGuckian Jun 10, 2005 Oct 11, 2005 120 minutes +1880 When a young girl uses a Ouija board, she communicates with the helpful spirit of a little boy. Suddenly though, a killer starts picking off her friends one by one. Typical horror film manages to churn out an original moment here and there. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Kevin Tenney Kevin Tenney Dec 31, 1986 Aug 24, 2004 98 minutes Cinema Group +1881 """Bicentennial Man,"" follows the life and times of the title character, an android, who is purchased as a household robot programmed to perform menial tasks. The Martin family quickly learns that they don't have an ordinary robot as Andrew begins to experience emotions and creative thought. In a story that spans two centuries, Andrew learns the intricacies of humanity, life and love." PG Comedy|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Chris Columbus Nicholas Kazan Dec 17, 1999 Jan 15, 2002 131 minutes Buena Vista Pictures +1882 "In ""Ralph Breaks the Internet,"" video-game bad guy Ralph (voice of John C. Reilly) and best friend Vanellope von Schweetz (voice of Sarah Silverman) leave the comforts of Litwak's arcade in an attempt to save her game, Sugar Rush. Their quest takes them to the vast, uncharted world of the internet where they rely on the citizens of the internet--the Netizens--to help navigate their way. Lending a virtual hand are Yesss (voice of Taraji P. Henson), the head algorithm and the heart and soul of the trend-making site ""BuzzzTube,"" and Shank (voice of Gal Gadot), a tough-as-nails driver from a gritty online auto-racing game called Slaughter Race, a place Vanellope wholeheartedly embraces--so much so that Ralph worries he may lose the only friend he's ever had." PG Animation|Comedy|Kids and Family|Science Fiction and Fantasy Phil Johnston|Rich Moore Phil Johnston|Pamela Ribon 114 minutes Walt Disney Animation Studios +1883 Burt Lancaster and Alain Delon play cat-and-mouse games in this Cold War melodrama filmed in Paris, Vienna and Washington, D.C. Zharkov: Paul Scofield. McLeod: John Colicos. Susan: Gayle Hunnicutt. Filchock: J.D. Cannon. Michael Winner directed. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Michael Winner Apr 19, 1973 Jan 18, 2000 114 minutes +1884 What do you get when you mix fearless comedic genius with the latest box-office blockbusters? You guessed it. On April 14th, the Scary Movie gang is back with the most hilarious and irreverent installment yet PG-13 Comedy David Zucker Craig Mazin|David Zucker Apr 14, 2006 Aug 15, 2006 $ 90,672,025 83 minutes Weinstein Co. +1885 "First Men in the Moon is an H.G. Welles cinemadaptation from director Nathan Juran. When scientists in the year 1964 are confused by evidence of a long-ago space flight, nonagenarian Arnold Bedford (Edward Judd) explains all. Back in 1899, Bedford, eccentric scientist Joseph Cavor (Lionel Jeffries) and heroine Kate Callender (Martha Hyer) took a trip to the moon in a home-made space vehicle. Once on the lunar surface, they encountered an alien civilization resembling an ant colony, complete with ""queen,"" soldiers and workers. How they returned, and the aftereffects of their journey, comprise the film's final third. Peter Finch appears briefly as a messenger; he happened to be visiting the set when the actor hired to play the bailiff's assistant failed to show up." NR Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Nathan Juran Nigel Kneale|Jan Read Nov 20, 1964 Mar 26, 2002 103 minutes +1886 """Houston, we have a problem."" Those words were immortalized during the tense days of the Apollo 13 lunar mission crisis in 1970, events recreated in this epic historical drama from Ron Howard. Astronaut Jim Lovell (Tom Hanks) leads command module pilot Jack Swigert (Kevin Bacon) and lunar module driver Fred Haise (Bill Paxton) on what is slated as NASA's third lunar landing mission. All goes smoothly until the craft is halfway through its mission, when an exploding oxygen tank threatens the crew's oxygen and power supplies. As the courageous astronauts face the dilemma of either suffocating or freezing to death, Mattingly and Mission Control leader Gene Kranz (Ed Harris) struggle to find a way to bring the crew back home, all the while knowing that the spacemen face probable death once the battered ship reenters the Earth's atmosphere. The film received an overwhelmingly enthusiastic critical response and a Best Picture nomination, but lost that Oscar to another (very different) historical epic, Mel Gibson's Braveheart. In 2002, the movie was released in IMAX theaters as Apollo 13: The IMAX Experience, with a pared-down running time of 116 minutes in order to meet the technical requirements of the large-screen format." PG Action and Adventure|Drama Ron Howard Al Reinert|William Broyles Jun 30, 1995 Sep 7, 2004 140 minutes Universal Pictures +1888 While on a road trip, a pair of women find themselves stranded with a dead car shortly after filling up at a rural gas station. Sandra (Marlene Simons) goes off on foot in search of help, while Rebecca (Cecilia Bergovist) decides to wait with the car. Before long, both young ladies find themselves unwillingly plunged into a world of terror. The debut feature from director Marc Ickx, Junior is also known as Engine Trouble. R Horror Marc Ickx Apr 14, 2002 Aug 19, 2003 92 minutes +1889 Milos Foreman's cinematic adaptation of E.L. Doctrow's sprawling pop-culture epic Ragtime follows a variety of characters whose lives intertwine during the earliest years of the 20th century. Brad Dourif plays the meek young brother in a wealthy family who ends up helping Coalhouse Walker Jr. (Howard E. Rollins) when the proud black man stands up to the racism that surrounds him with a criminal act that leads to a standoff with a police commissioner (James Cagney - making his return to the big screen after fifteen years away). Secondary characters include a street artist (Mandy Patinkin) who gets his foot in the door of the nascent film business, and a flighty young woman (Elizabeth McGovern) who inspires men who desire her to violence. Randy Newman composed the score, which included a song that earned him his first Oscar nomination. PG Drama Milos Forman Nov 20, 1981 Nov 16, 2004 155 minutes +1890 A misplaced sausage and his savory friends embark on an existential adventure through the aisles of a massive supermarket in this raunchy animated comedy from Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. As the store's annual 4th of July sale draws near, the perishable pals must return to their rightful places on the shelves before the customers come flooding in to fill their carts. Conrad Vernon (Monsters vs. Aliens) takes the helm for this Sony Pictures/AnnaPurna Pictures co-production penned by Rogen, Goldberg, Kyle Hunter, and Ariel Shaffirwhich. R Animation|Comedy Conrad Vernon|Greg Tiernan Kyle Hunter|Ariel Shaffir|Seth Rogen|Evan Goldberg Aug 12, 2016 Nov 8, 2016 $ 97,661,826 89 minutes Sony Pictures +1891 "Tokyo Drifter stands with Branded to Kill as one of the best-known and most acclaimed films of Seijun Suzuki, one of Japan's most talented maverick directors. A colorful riot of an action drama, Tokyo Drifter, like many of Suzuki's films, transforms a standard gangster film plot into a vehicle for his own loopy brand of filmmaking, featuring gorgeous cinematography, unconventional storytelling techniques, and a dark sense of humor. This particular example centers on Tetsu, a yakuza member who, when his gang is disbanded, remains loyal to his boss and attempts to go straight. This is no easy task, however, as the yakuza are determined to get him back into the life -- or kill him if he refuses. The pressure soon forces Tetsu to go on the road, becoming the ""Tokyo drifter"" of the title, but even this is not enough to prevent his past from violently catching up with him. The film's choreographed action and vibrant color palette make the frequent action sequences, including one of the most raucous barroom brawls ever put on film, seem almost like musical numbers, resulting in a spectacularly entertaining and truly original take on the gangster drama." NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Seijun Suzuki Apr 10, 1966 Feb 23, 1999 89 minutes +1892 "Based on Peter Benchley's best-selling novel, Steven Spielberg's 1975 shark saga set the standard for the New Hollywood popcorn blockbuster while frightening millions of moviegoers out of the water. One early summer night on fictional Atlantic resort Amity Island, Chrissie decides to take a moonlight skinny dip while her friends party on the beach. Yanked suddenly below the ocean surface, she never returns. When pieces of her wash ashore, Police Chief Brody (Roy Scheider) suspects the worst, but Mayor Vaughn (Murray Hamilton), mindful of the lucrative tourist trade and the approaching July 4th holiday, refuses to put the island on a business-killing shark alert. After the shark dines on a few more victims, the Mayor orders the local fishermen to catch the culprit. Satisfied with the shark they find, the greedy Mayor reopens the beaches, despite the warning from visiting ichthyologist Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) that the attacks were probably caused by a far more formidable Great White. One more fatality later, Brody and Hooper join forces with flinty old salt Quint (Robert Shaw), the only local fisherman willing to take on a Great White--especially since the price is right. The three ride off on Quint's boat ""The Orca,"" soon coming face to teeth with the enemy." PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Steven Spielberg Howard Sackler|Carl Gottlieb|Peter Benchley Jun 1, 1975 Jul 11, 2000 124 minutes Universal Pictures +1894 In this filmization of John Fowles' original novel, we watch as Sara, a 19th-century Englishwoman ruined by an affair with a French lieutenant, enters into another disastrous relationship. Viewers are made aware that what they're seeing is a film. This is done by surrounding the story with a modern narrative. R Art House and International|Drama|Romance Karel Reisz Harold Pinter Aug 1, 1981 Sep 4, 2001 127 minutes +1896 In the epic conclusion of the saga, the Empire prepares to crush the Rebellion with a more powerful Death Star while the Rebel fleet mounts a massive attack on the space station. Luke Skywalker confronts his father Darth Vader in a final climactic duel before the evil Emperor. In the last second, Vader makes a momentous choice: he destroys the Emperor and saves his son. The Empire is finally defeated, the Sith are destroyed, and Anakin Skywalker is thus redeemed. At long last, freedom is restored to the galaxy. PG Action and Adventure|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Richard Marquand George Lucas|Lawrence Kasdan May 25, 1983 Sep 12, 2006 133 minutes Twentieth Century Fox +1897 "Take an insider's look at the world of competitive ""Rock, Paper, Scissors"" in writer/director Jonah Tulis' irreverent mockumentary. Its winner takes all as a diverse array of determined contenders struggle to balance their daily lives with their championship aspirations." NR Comedy Jonah Tulis 92 minutes Gravitas +1898 One of the most expensive films ever produced in China, the historical action epic Dragon Blade takes place during the Han Dynasty. The story centers on the commander of the Protection Squad of the Western Regions (Jackie Chan), who joins forces with Roman general Lucius (John Cusack) to protect China's sovereignty as power-crazed Tiberius (Adrien Brody) seeks to defeat Lucius once and for all. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama Daniel Lee Daniel Lee Sep 4, 2015 Dec 22, 2015 $ 72,413 103 minutes +1899 "Thanks to the carelessness of a cute little dog, newlyweds Geena Davis and Alec Baldwin are killed in a freak auto accident. Upon arriving in the outer offices of Heaven, the couple finds that, thanks to a century's worth of bureaucratic red tape, they're on a long celestial waiting list. Before they can earn their wings, Davis and Baldwin must occupy their old house as ghosts for the next fifty years. Alas, the house is now owned by insufferable yuppies Catherine O'Hara and Jeffrey Jones. Horrified at the prospect of sharing space with these obnoxious interlopers, Davis and Baldwin do their best to scare O'Hara and Jones away, but their house-haunting skills are pathetic at best. In desperation, the ghostly couple engage the services of a veteran scaremeister: a yellow-haired, snaggle-toothed, profane, flatulent ""gonzo"" spirit named Beetlejuice (Michael Keaton). The problem: Beetlejuice cannot be trusted-especially when he falls in love with O'Hara and Jones' gloomy, black-clad teenaged daughter Winona Ryder. Beetlejuice producer David Geffen, director Tim Burton, and composer Danny Elfman were also involved in an animated TV-series spin-off." PG Comedy|Horror|Science Fiction and Fantasy Tim Burton Warren Skaaren|Michael McDowell|Larry Wilson|Michael Bender Mar 30, 1988 Jun 26, 1997 93 minutes +1900 Based on a play from the San Quentin Drama Workshop, this disturbing but thought-provoking drama tells the tale of a young convicted killer who is sent to prison and finds himself tried again by a jury of inmates. When they find him guilty he has no choice but to endure their terrifying punishment. R Action and Adventure|Drama Rick Cluchey 60 minutes +1901 When charismatic terrorist Adam Qasim escapes from MI5 custody during a routine handover, the legendary Harry Pearce, Head of Counter-terrorism, is blamed. Disgraced and forced to resign, no-one is surprised when Harry disappears one night off a bridge into the Thames...With MI5 on its knees in the wake of the Qasim debacle and facing controversial reform, former agent Will Crombie is brought back to uncover the truth they feared - Harry's still alive. He's gone rogue, and needs Will's help. As Qasim prepares his devastating attack on the heart of MI5 in London, Will must decide whether to turn Harry in - or risk everything by trusting the damaged, dangerous master spy who has already betrayed him once before... R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Bharat Nalluri Samuel Vincent|Jonathan Brackley|Sam Vincent Dec 4, 2015 Feb 9, 2016 104 minutes +1902 There's a bit of Oedipus Rex in The Haunted Strangler, though it's not readily apparent at first. Boris Karloff plays 19th-century novelist James Rankin, who becomes obsessed with the long-closed case of the Haymarket Strangler. Twenty years earlier, a man named Styles (Michael Atkinson) was executed for the Strangler's crimes, but was he guilty? It turns out that the actual culprit was the surgeon who performed Styles' autopsy. Coming into possession of the surgeon's scalpel, Rankin is overwhelmed by mixed feelings of bloodlust and guilt. It is at this point that Rankin realizes that he is truly his own, and London's, worst enemy. Originally released in England as Grip of the Strangler, The Haunted Strangler was distributed by MGM in 1961. NR Horror|Mystery and Suspense Robert Day Jul 3, 1958 Jun 17, 1998 78 minutes +1903 Steampunk aesthetics inform this story of a dystopic future in which humankind wages an explosive last stand against the demonic NecroMutants, who would see the entire human race brutally annihilated. Thomas Jane, Ron Perlman, Devon Aoki, and John Malkovich star in this effects-heavy sci-fi action thriller from director Simon Hunter (Dead of Night). R Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Simon Hunter Philip Eisner Aug 7, 2008 Aug 4, 2009 111 minutes Magnolia Pictures +1905 Jasmin Dizdar's debut feature takes place in London on October 13, 1993. England is to play against Holland in a critical World Cup qualifier. The Bosnian war is at its height, Sebrenica is besieged, and the UN is preparing relief airdrops. Serbian Dado Jehan and Croatian Faruk Pruti meet on a London bus. Recognizing each other as fellow refugees from the same village in Bosnia, they try to beat each other up. The subsequent crazy chase through the streets of central London sets the scene for a highly charged dark comedy. Beautiful People draws a portrait of the multicultural life of London where lives of British families are inadvertently linked with the lives of the refugees. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Jasmin Dizdar|Jasmine Bizdar Jasmin Dizdar Feb 18, 2000 Jun 27, 2000 109 minutes +1907 The first feature-length motion picture to use computer-generated imagery to create not only effects, props, and environments but also the human cast members themselves, this lavish science-fiction adventure follows closely on the heels of another video game-based film, Tomb Raider (2001). Ming-Na provides the voice of Dr. Aki Ross, a female scientist in the year 2065, a time when Earth has been overrun by extraterrestrial phantoms borne of a crashed meteor. Humans have been pushed back to cities protected by barriers that keep the marauding space monsters away, but time is running out. Fatally infected by one of the ghostly beasts, Ross seeks information about their purpose and physiology, assisted by her mentor Dr. Sid (voice of Donald Sutherland) and the Deep Eyes military squad of courageous Captain Gray Edwards (voice of Alec Baldwin). Tension develops between Aki's quest to stop the alien onslaught through study and the more extreme solution favored by the vengeful, saber-rattling General Hein (voice of James Woods), who would destroy both the aliens and the Earth itself. Aki ultimately comes to realize that the key to unlocking the mystery of the invaders lies within her own dreams. PG-13 Animation|Science Fiction and Fantasy Hironobu Sakaguchi|Motonori Sakakibara|Jack Fletcher Hironobu Sakaguchi|Al Reinert|Jeff Vintar Jul 11, 2001 Oct 23, 2001 106 minutes Columbia Pictures +1908 The Unearthly Stranger takes a romantic approach to standard sci-fi material. John Neville marries mysterious Gabriella Lucidi, but begins questioning his judgment when his new bride exhibits some curious behavioral traits. When he discovers that Lucidi has no pulse, Neville is really thrown for a loop. Inevitably, Lucidi reveals that she is a visitor from another planet, sent as the vanguard for an invading alien army. Neville could live with this, save for the fact that Lucidi's mind is being controlled by her outer-space superiors, forcing her to induce the deaths of anyone who draws close to her. Ultimately, Lucidi sacrifices herself for Neville, with whom she has truly fallen in love. NR Science Fiction and Fantasy|Romance John Krish 75 minutes +1910 "Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival, Nadine Labaki's CAPERNAUM (""Chaos"") tells the story of Zain (Zain al Rafeea), a Lebanese boy who sues his parents for the ""crime"" of giving him life. CAPERNAUM follows Zain, a gutsy streetwise child as he flees his negligent parents, survives through his wits on the streets, takes care of Ethiopian refugee Rahil (Yordanos Shiferaw) and her baby son, Yonas (Boluwatife Treasure Bankole), being jailed for a crime, and finally, seeks justice in a courtroom. CAPERNAUM was made with a cast of non-professionals playing characters whose lives closely parallel their own. Following her script, Labaki placed her performers in scenes and asked them to react spontaneously with their own words and gestures. When the non-actors's instincts diverged from the written script, Labaki adapted the screenplay to follow them. While steeped in the quiet routines of ordinary people, CAPERNAUM is a film with an expansive palette: without warning it can ignite with emotional intensity, surprise with unexpected tenderness, and inspire with flashes of poetic imagery. Although it is set in the depths of a society's systematic inhumanity, CAPERNAUM is ultimately a hopeful film that stirs the heart as deeply as it cries out for action." R Drama Nadine Labaki Nadine Labaki|Jihad Hojeily|Michelle Kesrouani 123 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1911 "This breathlessly paced high-tech thriller stars Sean Connery as Anderson, a career criminal who's just been released from his latest prison term. Seeking a quick financial turnover, Anderson uses mob funding to finance an ambitious robbery. With a gang of expert thieves, Anderson sets about to rob every wealthy tenant of a fancy East Side apartment building. What he doesn't know is that every move he makes is being monitored and taped by several law-enforcement agencies, who hope that Anderson will lead them to the Mob kingpins. Though the film may look like a ""comment"" on the Watergate break-in, The Anderson Tapes actually preceded that third-rate burglary by nearly two years. The Anderson Tapes boasts an impressive supporting cast, many of whom play wildly against type, including Alan King as an aging and infirm Mafia don." PG Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Sidney Lumet Lawrence Sanders|Frank Pierson Jun 17, 1971 Jan 6, 2003 95 minutes +1912 In the sequel to the hit comedy Sister Act, Whoopie Goldberg reprises her role of Deloris Van Cartier, a Las Vegas entertainer who hid out with in a convent of nuns to avoid a nasty bunch of gangsters. In Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit, Deloris is persuaded to return to the convent by the Mother Superior (Maggie Smith), because her help is needed in teaching their choral students at St. Francis High in San Francisco. However, St. Francis is in a crisis, since the administrator running the school (James Coburn) is threatening to shut the place down. If the gospel choir wins first place in a singing contest in Los Angeles, St. Francis will be saved from the priest's plans. Though the plot is rather thin and derivative, Sister Act 2 is lighthearted fun, thanks to good musical numbers and winning performances from the cast. PG Comedy Bill Duke James Orr|Jim Cruickshank|Judi Ann Mason|James Cruikshank Dec 10, 1993 Feb 20, 2001 106 minutes +1913 NR Action and Adventure +1914 Florida-based independent filmmaker Victor Nu R Art House and International|Drama Jun 1, 1994 Apr 20, 1994 115 minutes +1916 In this adaptation of Hitchcock's 1946 classic, a CIA agent's cover is endangered by her sister-in-law who begins to suspect her true identity. This could be fatal as the agent married an arms-dealer to get information from him. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Television Colin Bucksey 100 minutes +1918 A collection of 15 chapters from Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar is featured here. Originally filmed as silent pieces, they later gained musical score. NR Action and Adventure|Classics|Documentary Henry MacRae|Harry McRae William Lord Wright|Ian McCloskey Heath Oct 1, 1929 Oct 24, 2006 290 minutes +1920 A Jewish Moroccan immigrant family living in Israel is nearly destroyed by conflicts resulting from generational differences in this arresting Israeli drama. It begins as Cheli, a successful but emotionally troubled talk show host who has been unable to deal with her traumatic childhood is traveling to attend her father's funeral. She is accompanied by her mentally ill sister Pnina and her adopted estranged daughter. It is a hellish trip and as they travel, flashbacks chronicle their painful youth. Rachel had always wanted to break away from her family's Moroccan heritage and so spent much time trying make herself fit in with her Israeli peers. She was humiliated by her poor, ignorant family. Her father was an overbearing, blindly religious fanatic and their mother was a witch who manipulated the family by casting spells. She feared her mother, and despised her insane sister, to whom she was very cruel. Cheli's older brother Shlomo was the most normal one in the bunch. But after he impregnated his girlfriend and took her to a midwife for an abortion, the girlfriend's angry brother retaliated by getting Pnina pregnant. Pnina's mother then cast a powerful spell and caused the hapless girl to miscarry. The culmination of their weird childhood came as Rachel was preparing to leave for prep school. Something horrible happened between the sisters and neither have been quite the same since. Though Cheli now feels guilty, she is too neurotic to make proper amends. The film is also titled Practical Magic and Sh'Chur. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Shmuel Hasfari 100 minutes +1922 Fate brings a childless couple a bundle of joy -- who happens to have a criminal record -- in this comedy directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans. Calvin Simms (Marlon Wayans) is a master criminal who with the help of his friend and sidekick, Percy (Tracy Morgan), plans a daring robbery of a museum where one of the world's largest diamonds is on display. One of reasons Calvin is able to get inside secure areas is his size -- Calvin is dwarf who stands less than two feet tall, and can slip in unnoticed where more conventionally sized people would not. While Calvin is able to get the diamond, he's nearly caught by the police while making his getaway, and stashes the jewel in a bag carried by a passerby. Eager to recover the diamond from the unwitting accomplice, Calvin and Percy figure out a way to get into his house -- they dress Calvin up as a baby, and leave him on the doorstep of the passerby's home. As it happens, the couple who live there (Shawn Wayans and Kerry Washington) have been wanting to have a baby, and they eagerly take the new arrival under their wing, embracing the joys of parenthood while ignoring some of the toddler's unusual behavior. PG-13 Comedy Keenen Ivory Wayans Keenen Ivory Wayans|Shawn Wayans|Marlon Wayans Jul 14, 2006 Nov 7, 2006 $ 58,255,287 90 minutes Sony Pictures Releasing +1923 Cocoon 2: The Return, like most sequels, relies a bit too heavily on one's familiarity with the first film. Without dwelling too long on Cocoon PG Comedy|Drama|Science Fiction and Fantasy Nov 23, 1988 Jun 1, 2004 116 minutes +1924 This thriller filmed on location in Oregon and Montana, features Meryl Streep as a daring, strong mother who must navigate a raging river to save the lives of her husband and son. Streep performed 90 PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Curtis Hanson Sep 30, 1994 Nov 1, 1998 112 minutes +1926 A modern-day Joan of Arc takes to the road in this unusual teen story. Helen Slater stars as Billy Jean Davy, the pretty older sister of the mischievous Binx (Christian Slater). When Binx's beloved motor-scooter gets trashed by the spoiled son of a local shop owner, Billy Jean demands payment for the damage. Smarmy shop owner Pyatt (Richard Bradford) agrees, only to lure Billy Jean to an upstairs room where he attempts to rape her. Injuring Pyatt, the brother- and sister-duo go on the run with some trailer-park friends, cutting across Texas while making a name for themselves as local heroes. Implausible at every turn, the film is memorable though for Helen Slater's spunky performance. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Drama Matthew Robbins Mark Rosenthal|Lawrence Konner|Walter Bernstein Jul 19, 1985 Jul 22, 2014 92 minutes +1927 Michael Douglas stars with red-hot Sharon Stone in this groundbreaking and controversial film that redefined the genre of the sexy thriller. R Drama|Horror|Mystery and Suspense|Romance Paul Verhoeven Joe Eszterhas Mar 20, 1992 Aug 26, 1997 127 minutes +1929 For this film adaptation of Peter Shaffer's Broadway hit, director Milos Forman returned to the city of Prague that he'd left behind during the Czech political crises of 1968, bringing along his usual cinematographer and fellow Czech expatriate, Miroslav Ondr R Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Milos Forman Peter Shaffer Sep 6, 1984 Dec 16, 1997 158 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +1930 Sharp-tongued East End spy Harry Palmer once again finds himself in the middle of a dangerous situation, this time in East Berlin, where he has been sent to track down suspicious Soviet defector Col. Stok. PG Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Guy Hamilton Evan Jones Jan 1, 1966 Aug 14, 2001 102 minutes +1931 "Mark Felt - The Man Who Brought Down the White House centers on ""Deep Throat"", the pseudonym given to the notorious whistleblower for one of the greatest scandals of all time, Watergate. The true identity of the secret informant remained a mystery and source of much public curiosity and speculation for more than 30 years. That is until, in 2005, special agent Mark Felt shockingly revealed himself as the tipster. This unbelievable true story chronicles the personal and professional life of the brilliant and uncompromising Felt, who risked and ultimately sacrificed everything - his family, his career, his freedom - in the name of justice." PG-13 Drama Peter Landesman Peter Landesman Sep 29, 2017 Jan 9, 2018 $ 766,428 Sony Pictures Classics +1932 A overgrown mama's boy who hasn't found the courage to take flight from the nest gets a little help from the girl of his dreams in the one comedy that proves it's never to late to strike out on your own. Tripp (Matthew McConaughey) may have hit 30, but that doesn't mean that he's ready to give up the many benefits of living at home with mom (Kathy Bates) and dad (Terry Bradshaw). His desperate parents have had enough, though, and after years of gentle nudging they soon realize that it's going to take a concerted effort to get Tripp out and enjoy their twilight years in peace. Realizing that their only hope for ridding themselves of their reluctant-to-leave offspring rides on the off-chance of his meeting the ideal female companion, mom and dad enlist the help of a beautiful and talented woman (Sarah Jessica Parker) in providing the romantic incentive needed to finally get their son out of the family home. PG-13 Comedy|Drama|Romance Tom Dey Mar 10, 2006 Jun 27, 2006 $ 88,658,172 96 minutes Paramount Pictures +1933 Peter Greenaway wrote and directed this typically surreal and iconoclastic black comedy. Three generations of women who share the same name -- 63-year-old Cissie Colpitts (Joan Plowright), her daughter Cissie Colpitts II (Juliet Stevenson), and granddaughter Cissie Colpitts III (Joely Richardson) -- have all discovered the same way of dealing with their marital problems. The senior Cissie has drowned her husband Jake (Bryan Pringle) in the bathtub, her daughter sent her spouse Hardy (Trevor Cooper) to a watery grave in the ocean, and the youngest Cissie sent her husband Bellamy (David Morrissey) down in a swimming pool. Needless to say, local coroner Henry Madgett (Barnard Hill) has some questions about this sudden rash of drownings among the Colpitts husbands, and again all three women respond in the same way: they promise to sleep with Henry in exchange for recording the deaths as accidental (though none of the Cissies make good on this promise). When the local gossip mill begins working overtime about this sudden rash of water-related deaths, Henry's teenage son Smut (Jason Edwards) comes to the aid of the Cissies and organizes a tug-of-war, with he and the Colpitts women on one side and the doubting townspeople on the other (and, of course, a river in the middle). Along the way, Greenaway often stops to contemplate his obsessions with literature, astronomy, and numbers. Drowning by Numbers was released in Europe in 1988, but didn't find its way to American screens until 1991, following the success of Greenaway's The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Peter Greenaway Peter Greenaway Sep 10, 1988 Feb 26, 1992 121 minutes +1935 Director Alex Proyas (Dark City, The Crow) helmed this sci-fi thriller inspired by the stories in Isaac Asimov's nine-story anthology of the same name. In the future presented in the film, humans have become exceedingly dependent on robots in their everyday lives. Robots have become more and more advanced, but each one is preprogrammed to always obey humans and to, under no circumstances, ever harm a human. So, when a scientist turns up dead and a humanoid robot is the main suspect, the world is left to wonder if they are as safe around their electronic servants as previously thought. Will Smith stars as Del Spooner, the robot-hating Chicago cop assigned to the murder investigation. Bridget Moynahan, Bruce Greenwood, James Cromwell, and Chi McBride also star. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Alex Proyas Akiva Goldsman|Jeff Vintar Jul 16, 2004 Dec 14, 2004 $ 144,738,046 115 minutes 20th Century Fox +1937 Starring Shailene Woodley (Fault in Our Stars, Divergent films) and Sam Claflin (Me Before You, The Hunger Games films), ADRIFT is based on the inspiring true story of two sailors who set out to journey across the ocean from Tahiti to San Diego. Tami Oldham (Woodley) and Richard Sharp (Claflin) couldn't anticipate they would be sailing directly into one of the most catastrophic hurricanes in recorded history. In the aftermath of the storm, Tami awakens to find Richard badly injured and their boat in ruins. With no hope for rescue, Tami must find the strength and determination to save herself and the only man she has ever loved. ADRIFT is the unforgettable story about the resilience of the human spirit and the transcendent power of love. PG-13 Drama|Romance Aaron Kandell|Jordan Kandell|David Branson Smith|Aaron Kandell|Jordan Kandell|David Branson Smith Jun 1, 2018 Aug 21, 2018 120 minutes STXfilms +1938 "The only Rodgers and Hammerstein cinemadaptation to be produced by Universal Pictures, Flower Drum Song was, alas, also the only Rogers and Hammerstein film to lose money at the box office. It looks far better now than it did back in 1961, if only because of the paucity of musical films in the 1990s. Essentially a comedy about the culture clash between old-world Chinese and assimilated Chinese-Americans, the film begins when Mei Li (Miyoshi Umeki) and her grandfather (Kam Tong) smuggle themselves into San Francisco. It seems that Mei Li has arrived to honor an arranged marriage between herself and Runyonesque nightclub owner Sammy Fong (the incomparable Jack Soo). This might prove delicate, since Sammy is in love with flashy cabaret entertainer Linda Low (Nancy Kwan). Meanwhile, Linda is romancing Wang Ta (James Shigeta), the son of a wealthy Chinatown merchant (Benson Fong). Soon, however, Mei Li and Wang Ta have fallen in love.......It's a complex plot, to be sure, but comedy and music manage to predominate. The songs include ""I Enjoy Being a Girl"" (a tour de force for the special effects department, and for Nancy Kwan), ""A Hundred Million Miracles,"" ""The Other Generation,"" ""Love Look Away,"" ""I Am Going to Like It Here,"" ""Don't Marry Me,"" ""You Are Beautiful,"" ""Grant Avenue"" and ""Chop Suey."" Flower Drum Song is attractively produced and consummately acted; while no classic along the lines of King and I or Sound of Music, it deserves a second look." NR Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts|Romance Henry Koster Joseph Fields Jan 1, 1961 Nov 7, 2006 133 minutes +1939 In this autobiographical drama, a film director (Mahamet-Saleh Haroun) who was born in Chad but now lives and works in France receives a phone call late one night, with the news that his mother has died. The director goes home for the first time in a decade to discover that he barely recognizes the impoverished land of his birth. His father has little understanding of or respect for his work, so the director decides to make a film in Chad. However, the boom in pirate videotapes had decimated Chad's film industry, and it's all but impossible to secure financing. The director presses on anyway, auditioning local actors and reuniting with his former girlfriend (Aicha Yelena), who appeared in one of his early films, which had negative consequences for her. Mahamet-Saleh Haroun wrote and directed Bye Bye Africa, as well as playing the leading role. NR Drama|Special Interest 86 minutes +1940 The debut project from co-star Michael Douglas' production company Further Films, this comic crime caper uses the narrative devices of multiple points of view and flashbacks, R Comedy Harald Zwart "Stan Seidel|Stanford Clarke ""Stan"" Seidel" Apr 27, 2001 Oct 9, 2001 $ 5,689,784 93 minutes USA Films +1941 Household Saints is a leisurely-paced portrait of three different generations of working-class, New York-based, Italian women. Carmela Santangelo (Judith Malina) is an elderly immigrant whose son (Vincent D'Onofrio) wins a wife, Catherine Falconetti (Tracey Ullman), during a pinochle game. The pair have a daughter, Teresa (Lili Taylor), who becomes obsessed with religion, eventually believing that she will become the bride of Christ. R Comedy|Drama|Faith and Spirituality Nancy Savoca Nancy Savoca|Richard Guay Jan 1, 1993 Jul 6, 1994 124 minutes +1942 "Set in the rustic surroundings of a village in Haryana in India, ""Matru ki Bijlee ka Mandola"" is a comedy-drama about Harry Mandola (PANKAJ KAPUR), a wealthy industrialist who loves his drink, his daughter Bijlee (ANUSHKA SHARMA) and the unusual bond they both share with Harry's man friday, Matru (IMRAN KHAN). Much to her father's delight, Bijlee is all set to marry Baadal (ARYA BABBAR), the son of a powerful politician Chaudhari Devi (SHABANA AZMI). This alliance which is far from just being a simple union of two young people becomes the seed for a story that brings twists and turns in the lives of Matru, Bijlee and Mandola. (c) Fox International" NR Comedy|Romance Vishal Bhardwaj Vishal Bhardwaj|Abhishek Chaubey Jan 11, 2013 Feb 25, 2013 147 minutes Fox International +1943 A boy from a broken home finds a friend in an insular, spiritual shopkeeper in this period drama from writer/director Fran R Art House and International|Drama Dec 5, 2003 Jul 6, 2004 $ 2,646,396 94 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1944 In the 3D action-comedy The Green Hornet, Britt Reid (Seth Rogen) is the son of LA's most prominent and respected media magnate and perfectly happy to maintain a directionless existence on the party scene - until his father (Tom Wilkinson) mysteriously dies, leaving Britt his vast media empire. Striking an unlikely friendship with one of his father's more industrious and inventive employees, Kato (Jay Chou), they see their chance to do something meaningful for the first time in their lives: fight crime. To get close to the criminals, they come up with the perfect cover: they'll pose as criminals themselves. Protecting the law by breaking it, Britt becomes the vigilante The Green Hornet as he and Kato hit the streets. Using all his ingenuity and skill, Kato builds the ultimate in advanced retro weaponry, Black Beauty, an indestructible car equal parts firepower and horsepower. Rolling in a mobile fortress on wheels and striking the bad guys with Kato's clever gadgets, The Green Hornet and Kato quickly start making a name for themselves, and with the help of Britt's new secretary, Lenore Case (Cameron Diaz), they begin hunting down the man who controls LA's gritty underworld: Benjamin Chudnofsky (Christoph Waltz). But Chudnofsky has plans of his own: to swat down The Green Hornet once and for all. -- (C) Sony PG-13 Action and Adventure|Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Michel Gondry Evan Goldberg|Seth Rogen Jan 14, 2011 May 3, 2011 $ 98,000,000 119 minutes Sony Pictures +1945 Left on a nun's doorstep, Larry, Curly and Moe grow up finger-poking, nyuk-nyuking and woo-woo-wooing their way to uncharted levels of knuckleheaded misadventure. Out to save their childhood home, only The Three Stooges could become embroiled in an oddball murder plot...while also stumbling into starring in a phenomenally successful TV reality show. -- (C) 20th Century Fox PG Comedy Bobby Farrelly|Peter Farrelly Bobby Farrelly|Peter Farrelly|Mike Cerrone Apr 13, 2012 Jul 17, 2012 $ 41,800,000 92 minutes 20th Century Fox +1946 Alex Browning, is embarking on a trip to Paris with his high school French class. In the plane's cabin, buckled-in and ready for take-off, Alex experiences a powerful premonition. He sees the plane explode in a fiery blaze moments after leaving the ground. Alex panics and insists that everyone get off the plane. In the melee than ensues, seven people including Alex, are forced to disembark the ill-fated aircraft. Back in the departure lounge, Alex and his friends Billy and Tod; Clear a young woman who instinctively heeded Alex's warning; Carter, whose derision of Alex's paranoia had him and his girlfriend Terry thrown off the plane; and Ms. Lewton, the teacher who volunteers to stay with the disembarking students, all watch as Alex's horrific premonition proves tragically accurate when the plane explodes in a catastrophic fireball. Ironically, even though Alex's intuition saves lives, after the crash he is plagued by both guilt and suspicion. Ominous portents of doom as well as the FBI, dog his every step. Alex comes to believe that somehow, he and the other survivors have briefly cheated death, but will not be able to evade their fate for very long. Clear befriends Alex, but no one, not even she, really believes his macabre theory -- not even as one by one, these fugitives from fate fall victim to the grim reaper. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense James Wong James Wong|Jeffrey Reddick|Glen Morgan Mar 17, 2000 Sep 26, 2000 98 minutes New Line Cinema +1947 Set in the 1930s, an uncharismatic chess grandmaster travels to Italy to play the match of his life and meets a beautiful young woman who is vacationing with her mother at a nearby resort. PG-13 Art House and International|Drama Marleen Gorris Peter Berry Apr 20, 2001 Sep 18, 2001 108 minutes Sony Pictures Classics +1949 A sweet, innocent and none-too-educated Southern girl (Dolly Parton) gets a job as a receptionist at a Chicago radio station and through a series of mix-ups ends up on the air as the station's new on-air psychologist. Fortunately, what she lacks in schooling, she makes up for in common sense and soon becomes a national sensation. Trouble comes when jealous rivals begin questioning her credentials. PG Comedy|Romance Barnet Kellman Craig Bolotin|Patricia Resnick|Susan Berman Apr 3, 1992 May 6, 2003 91 minutes +1950 Not to be confused with the 1960 film of the same name, this fast-paced karate action flick stars Chuck Norris, still riding high on his karate film successes of the early '80s, and several years away from starting his popular Walker: Texas Ranger TV series. In this story he plays Eddie Cusak, a painfully honest police sergeant who just misses pulling off a drug bust -- it seems another gang got there before him, wiped out the competition, and made off with a fortune in white powder. A bad move -- this means nothing less than all-out war between the two rival gangs, with the police caught in the middle. Cusak has other problems as well, one of his team killed an innocent bystander during the raid and he is duty-bound to squelch any cover-up. With enemies on both sides of the law, he then has to take on the drug cartel with nothing more than cannons, machine guns, shotguns, pistols, a robot car, and other sundry artillery to help him out. R Action and Adventure|Drama Andrew Davis Dennis Shryack|Patrick Sheane Duncan|Michael Butler|Mike Gray May 3, 1985 Nov 21, 2000 100 minutes +1951 An actress who once knew the heights of fame is forced to confronts the depths of defeat in this show business drama. Margaret Elliot (Bette Davis) was once one of Hollywood's great stars, but as she edges into her 50's, both her career and her life have reached an unfortunate crossroads. Margaret hasn't worked for several years, her marriage has fallen apart, her former husband has custody of her daughter Gretchen (Natalie Wood), and she's running short of money. Margaret's agent Harry Stone (Warner Anderson) can't get her a part, and isn't willing to lend her the money to pay her bills. When they learn that Margaret is all but penniless, her sister (Fay Baker) and brother-in-law (David Alpert) turn their back on her, and Margaret's landlady (Katherine Warren) is threatening to evict her. Depressed and desperate, Margaret goes on a drinking binge, and ends up in jail on a drunk driving charge. No one comes to her aid but Jim Johannson (Sterling Hayden), an former actor who worked with Margaret years ago and has long been in love with her. Jim urges Margaret to leave Hollywood behind, and offers to care for her if she'll have him, but when Margaret's pleas to Harry finally result in an audition with producer Joe Morrison (Minor Watson), she holds on to the desperate hope she may have one more chance at regaining her stardom. Bette Davis's performance in The Star earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress, but she lost to Shirley Booth for Come Back, Little Sheba -- a role that had been first offered to Davis. NR Classics|Drama Stuart Heisler Dale Eunson|Katherine Albert Dec 11, 1952 Jun 14, 2005 91 minutes +1952 In this mystery, a married team of private investigators look into the background of a nerve doctor whose patients have been mysteriously dying. NR Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Maclean Rogers 92 minutes +1953 A glimpse into the comedic process and private dramas of legendary comedian and pop icon Joan Rivers as she fights tooth and nail to keep her American dream alive. R Comedy|Documentary|Television Ricki Stern|Anne Sundberg Ricki Stern Jun 11, 2010 Dec 14, 2010 $ 2,927,972 84 minutes IFC Films +1955 The brief, illicit love affair between an Iowa housewife and a post-middle-age free-lance photographer is chronicled in this powerful romance based on the best-selling novella by Robert James Waller. The story begins as globetrotting National Geographic photographer Robert Kincaid journeys to Madison County in 1965 to film its lovely covered bridges. Upon his arrival, he stops by an old farmhouse to ask directions. There he encounters housewife, Francesca Johnson, whose spouse and two children are out of town. Thus begins their four-day affair, a liaison that fundamentally changes them both. Later Francesca chronicles the affair in a diary which her flabbergasted grown children read; never would they have expected their mother to be capable of the passion she experienced with Kincaid. PG-13 Drama|Romance Clint Eastwood Richard LaGravenese|Richard La Gravenese Jun 2, 1995 Sep 25, 1997 135 minutes +1956 This entry in Hammer Studios' Frankenstein series is a black comic tale of Count Frankenstein's son Victor Jr. (Ralph Bates), who slays his father to gain control of their ancestral castle and to romance the housekeeper (Kate O'Mara). R Art House and International|Comedy|Horror Jimmy Sangster Jimmy Sangster|Jeremy Burnham Jun 17, 1971 Aug 7, 2001 93 minutes +1957 KIN, a pulse-pounding crime thriller with a sci-fi twist, is the story of an unlikely hero destined for greatness. Chased by a vengeful criminal (James Franco), the feds and a gang of otherworldly soldiers,? a recently released ex-con (Jack Reynor) and his teenage brother (Myles Truitt) go on the run with a weapon of mysterious origin as their only protection. NR Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Stefan Ruzowitzky 110 minutes +1958 Twenty-nine-year-old Iranian-American writer Cameron moves back into his mother's Orange County home to nurse a broken heart and recapture his creativity. Meanwhile, as Cameron reconnects with his old friends from high school, he begins to wonder if success has eluded him once and for all. G Drama Amir Motlagh Amir Motlagh 74 minutes +1959 This provocative British comedy-drama provides an unsentimental chronicle of a vibrant young man who discovers that he is suffering from multiple sclerosis, and of the woman who loves and supports him. The afflicted man is Nick who loves life and spends his free time playing soccer and hanging out with his pals. One day he meets Karen and they end up moving in together. Their happiness is interrupted by a series of puzzling symptoms that begin to plague Nick. Karen, who has had more education, begins to fear that he has MS, but she says nothing to him. He goes in for rigorous medical tests and Karen's private diagnosis is confirmed. The disease gradually destroys the central nervous system and soon Nick is unable to pursue the things he most enjoys. He begins to retreat into himself and become increasingly bitter and irritable. Despite his anger and pain, Karen stays beside him. At one point, after he is no longer able to have sex, he accuses her of sleeping with her boss. But still the loyal Karen remains until the story's surprising conclusion. R Drama Michael Winterbottom Paul Powell Jun 1, 1998 Jun 8, 1999 90 minutes +1960 SELMA is the story of a movement. The film chronicles the tumultuous three-month period in 1965, when Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. led a dangerous campaign to secure equal voting rights in the face of violent opposition. The epic march from Selma to Montgomery culminated in President Johnson (Tom Wilkinson) signing the Voting Rights Act of 1965, one of the most significant victories for the civil rights movement. Director Ava DuVernays SELMA tells the real story of how the revered leader and visionary Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (David Oyelowo) and his brothers and sisters in the movement prompted change that forever altered history.(C) Paramount PG-13 Drama Ava DuVernay Paul Webb Jan 9, 2015 May 5, 2015 127 minutes Paramount Pictures +1961 "It is 1939, and the Red Army is deeply engaged in the war against the Japanese, which for the communist Chinese has been going on for many years. Though they are ostensibly allies, the Kuomintang armies under Chiang Kai-shek have done very little to oppose the invaders, so the battle is theirs. In this story, nine men are being held prisoner by the army along the front lines. Three of them are ordinary ""honest"" thieves, one was caught spying, another poisoning, the third was accused of collaborating with the enemy because he alone survived when his unit was wiped out and the remaining three deserted from their units. During a battle, when almost every one of the regular soldiers is killed, it is up to these prisoners to fight to help the army, or die. Led by the accused collaborator, they acquit themselves with great bravery. This was the first film production of the Guanxi Film Studio in Naning, China, pre-dating the (1983) production Yellow Earth by some time; however official objections to portions of the storyline and consequent re-shooting and re-editing resulted in it not being released until 1987." NR Drama Zhang Jun Zhao 90 minutes +1962 Ridley Scott directs the crime comedy Matchstick Men, based on the novel of the same name by Eric Garcia. Neurotic con man Roy (Nicolas Cage) suffers from several emotional problems, including obsessive-compulsive disorder. He and his partner Frank (Sam Rockwell) swindle people out of money by posing as money collectors who promise things like tax refunds, package vacations, and other fabulous prizes (which they never get). Frank wants to pull a really big job, but Roy is too consumed with fear and panic attacks to join him. Only cigarettes and his trusty illegal prescription drugs seem to keep him going. When Roy finds himself in desperate need of more pills, he is forced to see legitimate psychotherapist Dr. Klein (Bruce Altman). Roy ends up talking about his emotional damage from a troubled marriage and divorce, which results in the discovery of a child whom he has never met. Dr. Klein suggests that he spend a weekend with the kid, so in walks teenaged Angela (played by twentysomething Alison Lohman). Reluctant to develop his role as a father, Roy also gets heavily involved in Frank's ambitious swindle. PG-13 Comedy|Drama Ridley Scott Nicholas Griffin|Ted Griffin Sep 12, 2003 Jun 1, 2004 $ 36,873,198 116 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +1963 A formerly remote house and shed used for bloody satanic rituals involving children is now in the middle of a burgeoning Australian suburb. The long-abandoned house is bought by Lynn (Belinda McClory), an unsuspecting American, who moves into it with her teenaged son Danny (Joshua Leonard) and her two small children. It's not long before Danny becomes aware that something is watching them from the woods; and soon after tree roots take on lives of their own and entangle the family members, who, upon escaping, think the attacks are normal for the local plant life. But when the two children begin summoning the demons from Hell in the shed, Danny and Lynn enlist the help of a maniac to stop them from opening a gate to Hades. R Horror Murray Fahey Dec 31, 2001 Sep 3, 2002 89 minutes +1965 Because of a misunderstanding on his part, Clifford the Dog thinks his huge appetite threatens his owners' financial well-being--so Clifford and his three canine pals join a traveling carnival. Their goal is to enter a contest that will guarantee Clifford a lifetime supply of his favorite doggy snacks. G Animation|Kids and Family Robert Ramirez Robert Ramirez|Rhett Reese Apr 23, 2004 Aug 24, 2004 $ 2,782,548 73 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +1966 Two rabid Boston B-ball fans go over the edge and kidnap the star player of the Utah Jazz during the NBA playoffs in this goofy sports comedy starring veteran comic actors Dan Aykroyd, Damon Wayans and Daniel Stern. Aykroyd and Stern play the dim-bulbed fans, high school gym teacher Mike O'Hara, whose passion for basketball is destroying his marriage and Jimmy Flaherty, the owner of a plumbing business. Tired of watching the Celtics lose to the Utah Jazz during the playoffs, they go into an upscale bar one night and see Utah's superstar player/tv commercial pitchman Lewis Scott (Wayans). Scott is a class A arrogant hot dogger with a bad attitude (deep down he cares more for money than the sport that made him rich), making him a favorite with fans. Inspiration strikes Flaherty and O'Hara who proceed to cozy up to Scott and get him blind drunk. They too get ripped and the next morning the hung-over duo awaken to a surprise. There in Flaherty's living room sits a bound, gagged and angry Scott, whom they apparently kidnapped the night before. They decide to help their team and not let him go. So begins the bulk of the movie, a verbal, slapstick cat and mouse game between the basketball player and his two bumbling captors. PG-13 Comedy Tom DeCerchio|Tom De Cerchio Judd Apatow|Colin Quinn Apr 19, 1996 Sep 3, 2002 90 minutes +1968 This holiday season, acclaimed filmmaker Cameron Crowe (Jerry Maguire, Almost Famous) directs an amazing and true story about a single dad who decides his family needs a fresh start, so he and his two children move to the most unlikely of places: a zoo. With the help of an eclectic staff, and with many misadventures along the way, the family works to return the dilapidated zoo to its former wonder and glory. -- (C) Official Site PG Comedy|Drama Cameron Crowe Aline Brosh McKenna|Cameron Crowe Dec 23, 2011 Apr 3, 2012 $ 72,700,000 126 minutes 20th Century Fox +1969 Melvin Frank's burlesque amalgam of McCabe and Mrs. Miller and Wagonmaster teams George Segal and Goldie Hawn as Charlie Malloy, a happy-go-lucky card shark, and Amanda Quaid, an ingratiating dance hall hooker, who want to go to Salt Lake City. Pursued by a gang of outlaws, Charlie and Amanda join up with a wagon train of Mormons who are also heading to Salt Lake City. PG Action and Adventure|Comedy|Western Melvin Frank Apr 1, 1976 Jun 7, 2005 104 minutes +1970 Les (Corey Haim) is embarrassed when he fails his driving test in this routine teen comedy. His buddies are depending on him to provide the wheels for the weekend, but Les is more interested in his Saturday date with Mercedes (Heather Graham). Les secretly steals his grandfather's immaculate 1972 Cadillac for the adventure. The dream date soon turns into a nightmare when Dean (Corey Feldman) bothers Les with camera flashes and cigar smoke, and his sloppy-drunk date dances on the hood of the car with high heels. The car is towed when he parks illegally, and later the teens are chased by revved-up motorheads who challenge him to a race. Carol Kane and Richard Masur play Les' parents. PG-13 Comedy Greg Beeman Michael Tolkin|Frank Deese|Neil Tolkin Jul 6, 1988 May 3, 2005 90 minutes +1971 A soft-spoken wallflower who works in a library during the day proves to be a seductive homicidal maniac at night in this made-for-television thriller. NR Drama|Mystery and Suspense Steven Hilliard Stern 93 minutes +1972 Stephen Somers wrote and directed this R Action and Adventure|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy Stephen Sommers Stephen Sommers Jan 30, 1998 Oct 13, 1998 106 minutes +1973 Agency tackles the question of the efficiency of media manipulation. An unscrupulous advertising agency, in league with equally untrustworthy political campaign manager Robert Mitchum, plants subliminal messages in its TV commercials. Just as Vance Packard warned in the 1950s expose The Hidden Persuaders, these hidden messages persuade the viewers to vote for Mitchum's candidate. Given the potency of the the film's premise, it's disappointing to watch director George Kaczender handle the material (based on a novel by Paul Gottleib) is so cut-and-dried a fashion. But Mitchum is good, as are his costars Valerie Perrine, Lee Majors, Saul Rubinek and Alexandra Stewart. R Action and Adventure|Drama|Mystery and Suspense|Science Fiction and Fantasy|Special Interest George Kaczender Noel Hynd|Paul Gottlieb Jan 1, 2004 Aug 2, 2005 94 minutes +1975 "The year is 1953. A visiting archaeologist called Varun Shrivastav comes to the village of Manikpur in West Bengal to excavate the temple grounds of the local Zamindar. With knowledge and experience beyond his young demeanour, Varun greatly impresses the Zamindar and his family. Especially Pakhi, the Zamindar's feisty and only daughter, who finds herself irrevocably drawn towards him. But Varun isn't all he seems on the surface. And as the simmering attraction between him and Pakhi leads to a tender and deep love, he is forced to choose between her and his past. Making his choice, Varun disappears. Pakhi struggles to move on with her life, determined to forget him and their relationship. Until one day, when he returns under the most extraordinary circumstances. Inspired from O. Henry's ""The Last Leaf"", Lootera is the uplifting story of two lovers. Of heartbreak, betrayal... and ultimate redemption." NR Drama|Romance Vikramaditya Motwane Vikramaditya Motwane|Bhavani Iyer|Anurag Kashyap Jul 3, 2013 Jan 12, 2015 $ 581,813 142 minutes +1976 Embrace of the Serpent features the encounter, apparent betrayal and finally life-affirming friendship between an Amazonian shaman (the last survivor of his people) and two foreign scientists. NR Action and Adventure|Art House and International Ciro Guerra Ciro Guerra|Jacques Toulemonde Vidal Feb 17, 2016 Jun 21, 2016 $ 1,320,005 123 minutes Buffalo Films +1977 Elvis plays a rock & roll singer who becomes an auto racer in this tuneful adventure. When not singing and driving, he is tangling with oodles of pretty girls. NR Classics|Comedy|Musical and Performing Arts Norman Taurog Nov 23, 1966 Aug 3, 2004 90 minutes +1978 This French drama is about older woman Dominique who goes to a nightclub one evening and is attracted to younger bartender Quentin. Cross-dresser Chris approaches her and supplies her with the inside dope on Quentin. Dominique's intrigue for the completely opposite Quentin evolves into a passionate relationship. R Art House and International|Drama Jacques Fieschi Jun 1, 1998 Dec 7, 1999 102 minutes +1979 In this taut crime drama, a radio broadcaster hosts a popular murder-mystery show. However, the host himself is actually a deranged killer. After he murders a female staffmember, he thinks he's committed the perfect crime. What he doesn't realize is that the deceased's fianc G Classics|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Michael Curtiz Ranald MacDougall|Bess Meredyth 103 minutes +1980 "A band of renegades on the run in outer space get in more hot water than they anticipated in this sci-fi action-adventure adapted from the television series Firefly. In the 26th century, the galaxy has been colonized by a military force known as the Alliance, but its leadership has not gone unquestioned. The Alliance was once challenged by a league of rebels known as the Independents, but the Alliance emerged victorious after a brutal civil war, with the surviving Independents scattering around the galaxy. Also wandering the edges of the galaxy are the Reavers, who have won few allies due to their violent behavior and habit of ripping apart their enemies and eating them before they're dead. Capt. Malcolm ""Mal"" Reynolds (Nathan Fillion), who fought as an Independent in the galactic war, is the head of Serenity, a rogue frieghter ship whose crew includes Mal's first mate, Zoe (Gina Torres), who fought alongside him in the war, her husband, hotshot pilot Wash (Alan Tudyk), sunny but dependable mechanic Kaylee (Jewel Staite), and hard-nosed gunman Jayne (Adam Baldwin). The crew of Serenity wander the galaxy, taking on whatever work they can get, from criminal activities like smuggling and stealing to legitimately offering transport to travelers. Passengers aboard Serenity include professional ""companion"" Inara (Morena Baccarin) and holy man Shepherd Book (Ron Glass), but the real trouble aboard the ship comes with the arrival of Simon (Sean Maher) and his teenage sister, River Tam (Summer Glau). In time, the crew discovers that River has remarkable psychic powers and was being held captive by Alliance forces until Simon came to her rescue. Now the Alliance is hot on the heels of Serenity and its passengers, with The Operative (Chiwetel Ejiofor), a sinister Alliance tracker, leading the chase. Serenity was written and directed by Joss Whedon (in his directorial debut), creator of Firefly, which only lasted 11 weeks on the air but gained a powerful cult following who rallied to get the show released on DVD after its cancellation, leading to impressive home-video sales and and an eventual motion picture deal. A couple of months prior to Serenity's theatrical release, reruns of Firefly were picked up by the Sci-Fi channel, adding even more fans to its cult following." PG-13 Action and Adventure|Science Fiction and Fantasy Joss Whedon Joss Whedon Sep 30, 2005 Dec 20, 2005 $ 25,335,935 119 minutes Universal Pictures +1981 Money, Fame and the Knowledge of English. In India, these 3 factors play a huge role in how society judges an individual. English Vinglish is the story of a woman who does not know English and is made to feel insecure by her family and society at large. The film is a light-hearted yet touching and transformational journey of Shashi. Circumstances make her determined to overcome this insecurity, master the language, teach the world a lesson on the way to becoming a self assured and confident woman. The film is shot mostly in New York and captures the inherent struggle of many people all over the world with the English Language. Hilarious, touching, sensitive, this film marks the come back of India's biggest female star...Sridevi. -- (C) Official Site NR Comedy|Drama Gauri Shinde Gauri Shinde Oct 5, 2012 Nov 20, 2012 $ 1,416,189 129 minutes Eros Entertainment +1982 +1983 This animated children's film spoofs the Sherlock Holmes legend by recasting the major characters as rodents. Basil, the Great Mouse Detective, and his companion Dr. Dawson must use their powers of deduction to foil the world domination plans of the scheming villain Ratigan. G Action and Adventure|Animation|Kids and Family Burny Mattinson|Ron Clements|John Musker|Dave Michener Jul 2, 1986 Jul 23, 2002 74 minutes +1985 A woman who joins the undead against her will seeks vengeance against the ghouls who transformed her in this thriller. Sadie Blake (Lucy Liu) is a journalist who becomes acquainted with a group of beautiful but doomstruck partiers while following a story, led by the charismatic Bishop (James D'Arcy). While Sadie is taken with Bishop's good looks and sinister charm, she senses there's something dangerous about him, but it's not until she wakes up in the city morgue that she learns his secret -- Bishop is a vampire, and Sadie has joined his underlings as one of the undead. Angry and betrayed, Sadie is determined to stop Bishop and his compatriots, and she prowls the city with bow and arrow, ready to stake them from a distance when she spies them. Sadie finds an unlikely ally in her crusade in Detective Rawlins (Michael Chiklis), a police investigator whose daughter was transformed into a night creature by Bishop. However, Sadie is finding it increasingly difficult to resist her growing thirst for the blood of the living, becoming the sort of being she has grown to hate. Also featuring Carla Gugino, Robert Forster, and Nick Lachey, Rise: Blood Hunter received its world premiere with a special midnight screening at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival. R Horror|Mystery and Suspense Sebastian Gutierrez Sebastian Gutierrez Jun 1, 2007 Oct 9, 2007 $ 59,371 98 minutes IDP Distribution +1986 Aki Kaurismaki's The Man Without a Past opens with the title character (Markku Peltola) being savagely beaten. At the hospital he is declared dead, but he sits up and walks out on his own power. He is taken in by a mother and her two sons, discovers an old jukebox that inspires local musicians, and discovers he has skills as a welder. When he becomes unwittingly involved in a bank robbery, and the man is unable to give the police his name, the cops send out feelers trying to figure out the man's identity. Soon his wife appears. The Man Without a Past was screened at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival where it was awarded the Grand Prix, the most storied prize after the Palme D'Or. PG Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Aug 30, 2002 Oct 7, 2003 $ 794,306 97 minutes +1987 "Patrick Dempsey stars in this biography of Sonny Wisecarver, the notorious ""Woo Woo Kid,"" a teen who gained fame during World War II over his affairs with older women." PG-13 Comedy Phil Alden Robinson Phil Alden Robinson 98 minutes +1988 When the money-hungry Duke Stuyvesant (Sterling Hayden) orchestrates a phony gas shortage, chaos ensues in a small Midwestern town. R Comedy Les Rose 94 minutes +1989 "Hungarian Rhapsody (Magyar Rapszodia) is the first chapter of director Miklos Jancso's two-part dramatized history of Hungary, from the turn of the century, to World War II. The story is told from the vantage point of Gyorgy Cserhalmi, the son of a wealthy landowner. During World War I, Cserhalmi is instrumental in quelling an army mutiny. Upon realizing that he has been responsible for the deaths of several peasant conscripts, Cserhalmi vows to be a ""man of the people"" when hostilities cease. He joins a communist cell, but finds he is woefully out of place. Throughout the 1920s and 1930s, Cserhalmi's political viewpoint is governed almost exclusively by his vacillating emotions. The film is enhanced with a ""Russian Roulette"" leitmotif, not unlike the fatalistic throughline of Michael Cimino's The Deer Hunter. Director Jancso followed Hungarian Rhapsody with Allegro Barbaro; both films were originally released in tandem, then redistributed as separate features." NR Art House and International|Drama 101 minutes +1990 A hard-working Sicilian heads for Switzerland in search of a better life in this gentle, sweet-sour Italian comedy. Despite the poor fellow's best efforts to fit in with his neighbors, he never quite seems to make it. R Art House and International|Comedy|Drama Franco Brusati Nino Manfredi|Franco Brusati|Iaia Fiastri Jun 1, 1974 May 2, 2005 112 minutes +1991 Popular rap group Run DMC stars as a trio of performers who get involved in a murder investigation and end up the vigilant heroes in this low-budget fare. R Action and Adventure|Drama Rick Rubin Rick Rubin|Ric Menello 92 minutes +1992 The title character, played by John Turturro, is a Broadway playwright, based on Clifford Odets, lured to Hollywood with the promise of untold riches by a boorish studio chieftain (played by Michael Lerner as a combination of Louis B. Mayer and Harry Cohn). Despising the film capital and everything it stands for, Barton Fink comes down with an acute case of writer's block. He is looked after by a secretary (Judy Davis) who has been acting as a ghost writer for an alcoholic screenwriter (John Mahoney, playing a character based on William Faulkner). Also keeping tabs on Fink is a garrulous traveling salesman (John Goodman), the most likeable, stable character in the picture. And then comes the plot twist to end all plot twists, plunging Barton Fink into a surreal nightmare that would make Hieronymus Bosch look like a house painter. Once more, Ethan and Joel Coen serve up a smorgasbord of quirkiness and kinkiness, where nothing is what it seems and nothing turns out as planned. R Comedy|Drama Joel Coen Joel Coen|Ethan Coen Aug 21, 1991 May 20, 2003 116 minutes +1993 A former child actor turned talent agent is hired to find a young girl to appear in a national advertisement. During his search, he discovers a charming young pickpocket who renews his interest in his career and his love of life in this light, sentimental comedy. PG Comedy James Lapine Jun 4, 1993 Apr 8, 2003 95 minutes +1995 Special government agent James West, long on charm and wit, and special government agent Artemus Gordon, a master of disguises and a brilliant inventor of gadgets large and small, are each sent to track down the diabolical genius Dr. Arliss Loveless. Loveless is plotting to assassinate the President of the United States with the aid of his monstrously huge walking weapon-transport vehicle called The Tarantula. West and Gordon begin as competitors but soon pool their talents to become a wily team of operatives who trust each other... most of the time. PG-13 Action and Adventure|Comedy|Western Barry Sonnenfeld Jun 30, 1999 Nov 30, 1999 107 minutes Warner Bros. Pictures +1996 Forget terrorists or hijackers -- there's a handful of deadly assassins aboard a jet liner and they don't even have arms or legs in this airborne thriller. Neville Flynn (Samuel L. Jackson) is an FBI agent handling what seems like a routine assignment -- serving as bodyguard for Sean Jones (Nathan Phillips), a Hawaiian surfer dude who is flying to California to testify in a high-profile criminal trial after witnessing mobster Eddie Kim (Byron Lawson) murdering one of his underlings. However, Flynn's job gets a lot more challenging when he discovers Kim's associates don't want Jones to talk, and have devised a unique way to ensure his silence. A cache of highly dangerous poisonous snakes has been hidden on board the jet, and is released using a timed mechanism once the flight is well underway. The snakes quickly attack several members of the flight crew and are eagerly eying the passengers when Flynn decides its time to get medieval on the reptiles. Also starring Rachel Blanchard, Benjamin McKenzie, and Mark Houghton, Snakes on a Plane was produced under the title of Pacific Air Flight 121, but in several interviews Samuel L. Jackson expressed his enthusiasm for the script's original title, Snakes on a Plane, and the high-concept moniker quickly made the film's title and theme a favorite with bloggers and on Internet fan sites all over the world. R Action and Adventure|Horror|Mystery and Suspense Aug 18, 2006 Jan 2, 2007 $ 33,886,034 106 minutes New Line Cinema +1997 The popular Saturday Night Live sketch was expanded to fill the big screen in 1993, with the same story of aliens Beldar (Dan Aykroyd) and Prymaat (Jane Curtin). Despite their coneheads, the couple adapt to life on Earth surprisingly well after crash-landing on the planet. PG Comedy|Science Fiction and Fantasy Steve Barron Terry Turner|Tom Davis|Dan Aykroyd|Bonnie Turner Jul 23, 1993 Apr 17, 2001 88 minutes Paramount Vantage +1998 "Based on a novel by Richard Powell, when the lovable (and musical) hillbilly Toby Kwimper (Elvis Presley) and his family move to Florida, they must fight off a group of greedy lowlifes in order to defend the rights to their land. This musical comedy features the songs ""Follow That Dream,"" ""Sound Advice,"" and ""What a Wonderful Life.""" G Classics|Comedy|Drama|Musical and Performing Arts Gordon Douglas Jan 1, 1962 May 11, 2004 111 minutes +1999 The Sandlot is a coming-of-age story about a group of young boys growing up in California in 1962. A new, shy boy (Thomas Guiry) moves into the neighborhood, where he is initially rejected by the local boys because he doesn't know how to play baseball. Soon, he learns the sport and joins the group of boys who play ball in a local sandlot, and with his new friends, he has a variety of adventures. PG Comedy|Drama|Kids and Family|Sports and Fitness David Mickey Evans David Mickey Evans|Robert Gunter Apr 1, 1993 Jan 29, 2002 101 minutes +2000 Suspended from the force, Paris cop Hubert is summoned to Tokyo when his former lover Miko dies. Upon arriving, Hubert discovers he is to be the legal guardian for Miko's teen daughter Yumi. As Hubert begins to investigate the circumstances surrounding Miko's mysterious death, he grows closer to Yumi. R Action and Adventure|Art House and International|Comedy|Drama|Mystery and Suspense Luc Besson Sep 27, 2001 Feb 11, 2003 94 minutes Columbia Pictures diff --git a/zippedData/rt.reviews.tsv.gz b/zippedData/rt.reviews.tsv.gz deleted file mode 100644 index fc3f9927..00000000 Binary files a/zippedData/rt.reviews.tsv.gz and /dev/null differ diff --git a/zippedData/rt.reviews.tsv/rt.reviews.tsv b/zippedData/rt.reviews.tsv/rt.reviews.tsv new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c7fa81cb --- /dev/null +++ b/zippedData/rt.reviews.tsv/rt.reviews.tsv @@ -0,0 +1,54433 @@ +id review rating fresh critic top_critic publisher date +3 A distinctly gallows take on contemporary financial mores, as one absurdly rich man's limo ride across town for a haircut functions as a state-of-the-nation discourse. 3/5 fresh PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 10, 2018 +3 It's an allegory in search of a meaning that never arrives...It's just old-fashioned bad storytelling. rotten Annalee Newitz 0 io9.com May 23, 2018 +3 ... life lived in a bubble in financial dealings and digital communications and brief face-to-face conversations and sexual intermissions in a space shuttle of a limousine creeping through the gridlock of an anonymous New York City. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Stream on Demand January 4, 2018 +3 "Continuing along a line introduced in last year's ""A Dangerous Method"", David Cronenberg pushes his cinema towards a talky abstraction in his uncanny, perversely funny and frighteningly insular adaptation of Don DeLillo, ""Cosmopolis""." fresh Daniel Kasman 0 MUBI November 16, 2017 +3 ... a perverse twist on neorealism... fresh 0 Cinema Scope October 12, 2017 +3 ... Cronenberg's Cosmopolis expresses something new and necessary about the book, which is to say about limits, the gaps in what can be known, both within and between us. fresh Michelle Orange 0 Capital New York September 11, 2017 +3 Quickly grows repetitive and tiresome, meandering toward messages that land softly, producing little impact. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 17, 2013 +3 Cronenberg is not a director to be daunted by a scenario in which the antihero spends most of his time in a stretch limo. Turning it into a film that interests anyone ... is another matter 2/5 rotten Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife April 21, 2013 +3 Cronenberg's cold, exacting precision and emotionally removed observation may not grab all viewers, but under those perfect surfaces is a raw horror trying to claw out of the denial. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Parallax View March 24, 2013 +3 Over and above its topical urgency or the bit about the misfortune of globalism, it does what this director has always done in his films: split open the head of a character, plunge inside and try to visualise the bad and the ugly things to be found there. fresh Kong Rithdee 0 Bangkok Post March 4, 2013 +3 "Cosmopolis"" is a hypnotic examination of our modern anxieties about the dehumanization brought on by wealth, power, and technology." fresh Tim Grierson 0 Deadspin February 12, 2013 +3 While not one of Cronenberg's stronger films, this anti-capitalist adaptation still merits attention. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 3, 2013 +3 Robert Pattinson works mighty hard to make Cosmopolis more than just an erudite slap at modern capitalism. The Twilight heartthrob ultimately fails to rescue a meandering story hitting stale versions of the same talking points. 2/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 Big Hollywood January 15, 2013 +3 The anger over the injustice of the financial collapse and bailout is what powered the Tea Party movement as well as the Occupy Wall Street movement, and it powers this movie, too. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 7, 2013 +3 For those who like their Cronenberg thick and chewy 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit October 20, 2012 +3 For better or worse - often both - Cosmopolis is a quintessential David Cronenberg film. Cosmopolis is simultaneously fascinating and impenetrable, profound and absurd, labyrinthine yet intimate. 3/5 fresh Adam Ross 0 The Aristocrat September 27, 2012 +3 For one of the smartest films I've seen in a while, Cosmopolis is also one of the least outwardly enjoyable. That by no means makes it anything less than a great film however. 4/5 fresh Patrick Kolan 0 Shotgun Cinema September 26, 2012 +3 Its major problem is that it's not cinematic. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 25, 2012 +3 "It's fascinating to watch Pattinson actually acting, rather than merely brooding through another ""Twilight"" movie, but he's as trapped in Cronenberg's sterile intellectualism as Packer is in his leather-upholstered hell." 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 14, 2012 +3 A black comedy as dry and deadpan as a bleached skull. To this end, the movie opens with a sort of death's-head grin: an in-your-face closeup of the grille of a stretch limousine... 4/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 10, 2012 +3 While 'Cosmopolis' is mostly emotionless and a big letdown it isn't completely boring and has the potential to be better with repeat viewings, but it just isn't as good as a Cronenberg film should be. 6/10 fresh Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com September 7, 2012 +3 In the past, Cronenberg has used such deadpan performances to striking effect, but in the case of Cosmopolis, the approach just leaves a giant vaccum in the soul of the celluloid 1/4 rotten Jason Buchanan 0 TV Guide September 7, 2012 +3 ... a movie about a sentient zombie, trapped in a womblike limousine while outside the dead souls of Manhattan roil, spraying paint on his windows and hurling rats. Everything he wants is posthumous. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette September 7, 2012 +3 Those who said Don DeLillo's book was unfilmable were wrong. This is a film. That much is undeniable. Whether it's a compelling one is a whole other question. 2/5 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune September 7, 2012 +3 The rapid dialogue is dry and mannered, like a David Mamet play, there's virtually no story and Cronenberg's visual scheme is cold and claustrophobic. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 6, 2012 +3 "Cosmopolis"" is proof that a film can be provocative yet completely un-enjoyable." 4/10 rotten Justin Craig 0 FoxNews.com September 5, 2012 +3 It's fascinating but anti-cinematic and a frustrating film to get your arms around. fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service September 4, 2012 +3 Throws heady ideas at you faster than Michael Bay can explode a building, but the rate at which ideas stick is inconsistent. It does, however, develop a rhythm. The metered language forces you to adjust just as emotion develops. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com September 4, 2012 +3 A master filmmaker's rumination on capitalism as a vision of diseased titanium fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion September 4, 2012 +3 David Cronenberg takes a wayward shot at making a film out of Don DeLillo's artful novel Cosmopolis. Cronenberg's version drones and flounders. 2.0/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net September 2, 2012 +3 Cynical and futile - a total waste of time and money. 3/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate September 1, 2012 +3 "If there has ever been a point in human history when the phrase ""asymmetrical prostate"" got a bigger laugh than it does [here], I've never heard of it." 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 31, 2012 +3 Well, if it isn't the most confounding movie of the year. rotten Monica Castillo 0 Dig Boston August 31, 2012 +3 If Cosmopolis remains chilly and remote, it does so in a way that often feels unsettlingly familiar. 3/5 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly August 30, 2012 +3 I don't know if DeLillo's fetishized doubletalk ever works in a visual medium like film, but I can tell you that Robert Pattinson sure as hell isn't up to it, at least not without better direction than this. C rotten Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk August 30, 2012 +3 Though hardly a crowd-pleaser. it's the sort of challenging, thought-provoking, stylistically striking piece of auteurism one rarely encounters nowadays. A- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 30, 2012 +3 Cosmopolis deconstructs language, symbols and theories to present a sprawling and dense post-GFC Heart of Darkness. 4/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy August 29, 2012 +3 Cold and calculated, Cosmospolis is a mesmerizing journey that takes us deep into the heart of darkness -- familiar territory for such an extraordinary auteur. fresh Mark Sells 0 The Reel Deal August 28, 2012 +3 With a cast like this we expected major Cronenberg. Didn't happen. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 27, 2012 +3 Not worth seeing rotten Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com August 25, 2012 +3 Cosmopolis is an investment that pays off enormous dividends. 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com August 24, 2012 +3 Cosmopolis is something like the anti-matter version of Atlas Shrugged. fresh 0 MetroActive August 24, 2012 +3 If you pay even a single penny to watch the thing, you'll be making the most ill-advised purchase of your natural born life. F rotten Erick Weber 0 NECN August 24, 2012 +3 I can't convince myself that Cosmopolis is anything other than unscripted documentary about the life of Robert Pattinson, shot by security cameras. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 OK! Magazine August 24, 2012 +3 I must admit Robert Pattinson does dead extremely well. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle August 24, 2012 +3 "Cosmopolis"" is a deeply subversive, deeply intelligent movie for grown-ups. Brilliant." 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner August 24, 2012 +3 Robert Pattinson... brings a slick, knowing roboticness to a man desperate to maintain a pretense of control and command of the world around him. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 24, 2012 +3 It feels like each and every moment bursts forth with urgent dialogue, and yet what does anyone actually say? 2/4 rotten Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post August 24, 2012 +3 Then there's the matter of the screenplay, which places everything in a haze of mannered syntax and enigmatic phrasing. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 23, 2012 +3 Art-house cinema at its most achingly smarmy and self-indulgent. Frustrating verging on abysmal verging on infuriating. rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 23, 2012 +3 There's not really a movie there, nothing that sustains itself from scene to scene and nothing that's worth watching from beginning to end. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 23, 2012 +3 This film is a tough sell. But it's never less than daring, poised or deliberate. It doesn't go down easy, but it clings. B- fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian August 23, 2012 +3 Watching Cosmopolis, it's hard to say if you're witnessing a revelation or a crock, but you'll hang on its every word. 4/5 fresh Hank Sartin 0 Time Out Chicago August 23, 2012 +3 Cronenberg seems like he has something specific, possibly devilishly satiric in mind, but his screen instincts are numb, constructing a feature that lurches from scene to scene. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 23, 2012 +3 The film is all too faithful to its un-cinematic source. 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 23, 2012 +3 "Cosmopolis,"" because of its allegiance to the book's mannered, offbeat language, feels like it never wakes up." 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times August 23, 2012 +3 A purposefully disjointed, pretentious, philosophical, and deeply stylized journey through an exaggerated commentary on the haves, the have-nots, and those stuck in the middle. 3.5/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com August 23, 2012 +3 Here we have a brainy, sometimes impenetrable director, working from a book by brainy, sometimes impenetrable author. What do they come up with? Something that's brainy, sometimes impenetrable. 2.5/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News August 23, 2012 +3 Poor Pattinson does the best he can. He's not terrible. But he's definitely out of his element, if not beyond his depth, an altar boy in a bishop's robes. 2/4 rotten Mark Feeney 1 Boston Globe August 23, 2012 +3 The program is secure, but are we? 8/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics August 23, 2012 +3 The story seems to cleave into cerebral disquisition and primal sex. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader August 23, 2012 +3 Juliette Binoche is unusually playful and loose as Pattinson's sex buddy, and Paul Giamatti's intensity briefly raises the movie's sharpness level. But I don't think they're enough to compensate for the film's general air of arch superiority. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 23, 2012 +3 The movie isn't for everyone. But if it grabs you, prepare for it to stick in your head for days. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 23, 2012 +3 Robert Pattinson's most interesting performance by a mile. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye August 23, 2012 +3 A flawlessly directed film about enigmatic people who speak in morose epigrams about vague universal principles they show no sign of understanding. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 23, 2012 +3 Like all the best Cronenberg pictures, Cosmopolis is a pitch-black comedy about man's foolhardy attempt to impose systems of order on nature's chaos. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly August 22, 2012 +3 If you are a fan of David Cronenberg, you should include [Cosmopolis] in things to watch list. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 22, 2012 +3 There is sci-fi and there is Cronenberg sci-fi and here he has reached his pinnacle with his hallucinatory, hypnotic trip. We are in Cronenberg's bubble until he lets it burst. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 22, 2012 +3 David Cronenberg's North by Northwest 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central August 22, 2012 +3 ...the bodily invasions are not only reflective of a psychological state, but of a socioeconomic one as well. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm August 22, 2012 +3 After seeing Cosmopolis, you're going to want to take a shower. 3/5 fresh Samir Mathur 0 Orlando Weekly August 22, 2012 +3 Though the cool, insolent stoicism does work for Pattinson as the narcissistic royal-'we' speaking wunderkind, even he can't carry this weighty, wordy dissertation on the burdens of money, fame and power. rotten Staci Layne 0 Sci-Fi Weekly August 21, 2012 +3 As usual, Cronenberg shows masterful control, starting with Pattinson. 6/10 fresh Jesse Hassenger 0 PopMatters August 21, 2012 +3 It's effective for all the reasons, as propaganda, it's not: It's messy and goofy and unsettling. fresh Paul Schrodt 0 Esquire Magazine August 21, 2012 +3 It helps that Pattinson interacts with truly great performances from the supporting cast. A- fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix August 21, 2012 +3 It helps to let yourself get lost in David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis, which adapts Don Delillo's novel and clings hard to the inscrutable, arcane language, which very deliberately keeps the audience at arm's length 3.5/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend August 20, 2012 +3 An often fascinating formal exercise by one of modern cinema's most consistently intriguing filmmakers. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity August 17, 2012 +3 Despite the constrictions, Cronenberg keeps the space handsome and active. For long stretches, Cosmopolis is dreamy and funny, in an off-centered way. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker August 17, 2012 +3 It is one of the director's better movies of recent years, even if it is occasionally maddening. fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 17, 2012 +3 Smart and stylized - which doesn't innoculate this story of a sad billionaire against lethal familiarity and dullness. Pattinson's stiffness works, but the dialogue is vapid. rotten Caryn James 0 James on screenS August 17, 2012 +3 Nothing lies behind or within the film's vapid non-personalities, flat acting and dull dialogue, hot-air one-liner aphorisms, mechanical couplings or ice-queen evasions of consummation. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 17, 2012 +3 David Cronenberg meets Don DeLillo at last, and it's as if all the angels of heaven have come together. And said nothing. 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post August 17, 2012 +3 The hilarious thought of stunned Team Edward devotees scratching their heads at this mystifying David Cronenberg movie is about all there is to get you through it. 1.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork August 16, 2012 +3 I took a strange pleasure in submitting to this movie's stilted but weirdly poetic rhythms. But I freely acknowledge that for others, enduring Cosmopolis may be less fun than a backseat prostate exam. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate August 16, 2012 +3 Weird, difficult, and important, Cosmopolis may be one of the best films of the year. 9/10 fresh Witney Seibold 0 CraveOnline August 16, 2012 +3 Cosmopolis is Cronenberg's first movie since Videodrome to not only identify a particular zeitgeist but embody it in form and content. fresh Amy Taubin 0 Film Comment Magazine August 16, 2012 +3 I never imagined describing a film as a cross between The Bonfire of the Vanities and Last Year at Marienbad... fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap August 16, 2012 +3 It's all vapid snark, didactic sermonizing and bewildering shock tactics. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 16, 2012 +3 DeLillo's brilliant analysis of the destructive power of wealth that took such seductive hold on page has a tough time gaining traction on screen. 2.5/5 rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times August 16, 2012 +3 It's like a dream that engages and drifts, until waking with a start in a finale that's as bracing and raw as the rest of the film is coolly distant. fresh Scott Tobias 1 NPR August 16, 2012 +3 Frustratingly bland work from lead Robert Pattinson results in an awfully watery stew. 2/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News August 16, 2012 +3 Conventional it is not. Engrossing it is. fresh John Anderson 1 Wall Street Journal August 16, 2012 +3 "Mr. Cronenberg's direction throughout ""Cosmopolis"" is impeccable, both inside the limo and out." 3.5/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times August 16, 2012 +3 If you can get past the psychological density of the source material and the tabloid noise around the star , this mesmerizing mind-bender ought to prove that Robert Pattinson really can act and Director David Cronenberg never runs from a challenge. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 16, 2012 +3 ...a serenely crazed view of the present. The master is back. fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Film Journal International August 16, 2012 +3 Sometimes, even a little gratuitous nudity can't save a movie. This is one of those occasions. 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 16, 2012 +3 Cronenberg turns a difficult, sometimes frustrating book into a difficult, sometimes frustrating movie, though one with many of the same rewards as its source material ... C rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club August 16, 2012 +3 Easier to admire than to love, David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis is an amplified, feverish vision of the one percent as scarcely human. 7.5/10 fresh Alison Willmore 0 Movieline August 15, 2012 +3 "Cosmopolis"" is Cronenberg's best film since ""eXistenZ"" and further viewings may place it higher than that. " A- fresh Jordan Hoffman 1 Film.com August 15, 2012 +3 We're supposed to be feeling . . . something. That we don't might be Cronenberg's own endgame. rotten Karina Longworth 1 Village Voice August 14, 2012 +3 Cosmopolis is almost certainly some kind of masterpiece, but I have to admit it's probably not for everyone. 5/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies August 14, 2012 +3 It's better to think of David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis as a dream than a movie. 7/10 fresh Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush August 14, 2012 +3 Don't panic, but Robert Pattinson may have been neutered. 4/5 fresh David Ehrlich 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 14, 2012 +3 Could easily have been produced as a Tony-winning stageplay but as cinema, it never strives to achieve the heights of even the lowest of Cronenberg milestones. 5.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net August 13, 2012 +3 The more abstract and overtly stylized Cosmopolis is, the more it thrills. B- fresh Mike D'Angelo 1 AV Club August 13, 2012 +3 In the company of actual actors, Pattinson is reduced to a piece of furniture, most of which displays more expressiveness than the immortal R-Patz. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine August 13, 2012 +3 Diamond-hard and dazzlingly brilliant, David Cronenberg's film plays like a deeply perverse, darkly comic successor to Videodrome. 3.5/4 fresh Budd Wilkins 0 Slant Magazine August 12, 2012 +3 "[VIDEO ESSAY] If intellectual sarcasm is your thing, you might like ""Cosmopolis."" Either way, the movie is too pretentious for its own good. " C- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 10, 2012 +3 A sensual, propulsive thriller, the apocalypse as viewed from lush interiors and a hermetic remove. 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out August 7, 2012 +3 Hard to endure due to its pretentious nature, but deserves credit for inspiring a unique form of wrath - rage against the Cronenberg 1.5/5 rotten Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie August 6, 2012 +3 If anything, Cosmopolis is more timely now than when DeLillo published it almost a decade ago. 3/5 fresh Stephen Romei 0 The Australian August 6, 2012 +3 The film is obtuse, talky, remote and sometimes baffling, but it is also full of ideas and Cronenberg's uncompromising belief in the art of cinema. Imagine that. 3.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald August 6, 2012 +3 Another Cronenberg film badly in need of an exploding head. 1/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 3AW August 5, 2012 +3 Hyper-stylised, cold, cerebral, difficult, stylish, at times visually sublime and at times unintentionally humorous, Cosmopolis is David Cronenberg back in Cronenberg Land ... You can't say it's anything other than unique. 3.5/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) August 4, 2012 +3 Don't listen to the haters -- this linguistically complex and eloquently dark film is much more clever than pretentious. 4/5 fresh Grant McAvaney 0 MovieFIX August 2, 2012 +3 Cosmopolis is a soulless, confusing, bore of a film, a pretentious message movie where the message itself is lost in dialogue equal to verbal masturbation where big questions are asked, and waffling diatribes are given in response. 2/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews August 1, 2012 +3 Cosmopolis is the first great GFC art film, linked to financial and social catastrophe in tantalisingly evasive ways. fresh Luke Buckmaster 0 The Daily Review/Crikey August 1, 2012 +3 Pattinson ditches the fangs but keeps the brooding, in a thoughtful essay on a man fighting for meaning within hollow surrounds. Riveting, poetic and thoroughly Cronenberg. 4/5 fresh Ed Gibbs 0 The Sunday Age July 30, 2012 +3 I had hoped the film would engage me more and turn into something fascinating, intriguing and magical - it is not quite any of those things rotten Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile July 29, 2012 +3 Just about important enough to be self-important. fresh Charlie Lyne 0 Ultra Culture July 6, 2012 +3 An immaculate journey into weird. fresh Chris Laverty 0 Clothes on Film June 28, 2012 +3 One day Cosmopolis may well have either been completely forgotten - or seen to have been ahead of its time, hugely influential and something of an overlooked classic experiment. 2/5 rotten Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail June 27, 2012 +3 It's a difficult film to sit through, but if you allow yourself to sit back and be immersed into the strange and despicable world which Cronenberg creates with these characters, then you may just find something there that resonates. 6/10 fresh Robert Keeling 0 Starburst June 25, 2012 +3 This bristling evocation of the last days of capitalism is compelling and unsettling in equal measure but ultimately memorable for being so very close to recent global happenings. 4/5 fresh Gail Tolley 0 The List June 20, 2012 +3 Cosmopolis may, like Packer's limo, be an elaborately conceived but essentially vacant vehicle -- yet it has a master at the wheel. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Romney 0 Independent (UK) June 18, 2012 +3 Here's something truly weird: as soon as I was back in the real world, Cosmopolis knocked me sideways. 3/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard June 18, 2012 +3 The symbols are all functional and Cronenberg's allegory for a civilization divorcing itself from its own humanity is entirely realized, but without a potent emotional angle, it's little more than an intellectual exercise. 3/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com June 18, 2012 +3 It is the sort of film that shouldn't be cynically propping itself up with a name draw like Pattinson, but more importantly, it is the sort of film that should rouse the mind rather than dullen it with pretensions to the lectern. 1.5/5 rotten Shaun Munro 0 What Culture June 17, 2012 +3 Cosmopolis demonstrates that even a flawed throwback to Cronenberg's roots proves they run fairly deep. B fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire June 15, 2012 +3 As a quiet expression of collective neuroses, it must be considered a limited success. 3/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times June 15, 2012 +3 As Cronenberg's film inches towards its destination, some critics detect a profound and coruscating anti-capitalist satire, but I suspect most viewers will reckon they've been taken for a ride. rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk June 15, 2012 +3 A smug, academic thesis on the evils of capitalism, Cosmopolis is as exciting as someone reading you the entire book in a flat, unvarying monotone. 2/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) June 15, 2012 +3 David Cronenberg has made some fantastic films - Eastern Promises, The Fly - but this isn't one of them. 2/5 rotten Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) June 14, 2012 +3 This is vintage David Cronenberg, but an even more sophisticated, refined version. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Alexander 0 Fangoria June 14, 2012 +3 Like good sci-fi, every element rings prescient, drawing upon our fears and anxieties as a species and a civilization. fresh Ryan Lattanzio 0 Thompson on Hollywood June 14, 2012 +3 If DeLillo talks a lot, that's his job: he's a writer. When Cronenberg movies talk - and the density of dialogue here has no mercy - they die sitting up, like a teacher at his desk. 1/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times June 14, 2012 +3 Every internal decision, from cameo casting to the eerie quiet of the sound design enclosing us in this air-conditioned luxury coffin, is just about unimprovable. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) June 14, 2012 +3 A part hypnotic, part profound, part send-up meditation on our financially imploding time. 4/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine June 14, 2012 +3 Artful, intelligent and wilfully obtuse, Cronenberg uses his skill to hold our interest through this oddity of a film. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 14, 2012 +3 Cronenberg's DeLillo adaptation has some interesting ideas, presents an intriguingly sealed-off view of the world and features a genuinely superb performance from Robert Pattinson... 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon June 14, 2012 +3 Cronenberg is at play in this slippery, surreal affair that is best appreciated with open ears and an open mind -- and begs to be seen twice. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Montreal Gazette June 13, 2012 +3 The film certainly makes its point - that a risk-averse life of unending luxury is no life at all - but it makes it so listlessly that you really won't care. rotten Francesca Steele 0 Sky Cinema June 13, 2012 +3 It might just be the weirdest movie of the year. 3/5 fresh Rob James 0 Total Film June 11, 2012 +3 The result is more interesting as an intellectual experience than as entertainment; you watch Cosmopolis fully aware that it wants to be deconstructed rather than enjoyed. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto June 8, 2012 +3 Cosmopolis is, for the most part and without mincing words, an astonishingly boring drama that marks the latest misfire for a once rock-solid filmmaker... 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 8, 2012 +3 Adopting a convincing American accent, Pattinson aces the role despite his panic attacks before the film starting shooting in Toronto. 3.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies June 7, 2012 +3 An extraordinary psychological and sensual immersion in the psychosis of capitalism with a brilliant performance from Robert Pattinson. 5/5 fresh Catherine Bray 0 Film4 June 3, 2012 +3 Not even Cronenberg's trademark high- and low-angle shots, as well as one glorious moment of erotically charged Cronenbergian body horror, can stir the film from its stylish torpor. rotten Jon Frosch 0 France24 May 30, 2012 +3 As a book, I'm sure COSMOPOLIS was fascinating. As a film, anchored by a dull lead, it borders on excrutiating. 5/10 rotten Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 30, 2012 +3 A polemic rather than a film. Why Cronenberg thought this DeLillo novel would make a compelling film is so confounding, perhaps only derivative traders could come up with an answer. Maybe. 3/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 Doddle May 29, 2012 +3 Its portrayal of civilisation as an impossibly intricate, crucially flawed equation, about to buckle and snap, is sinuously compelling. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 26, 2012 +3 Yes Cosmopolis bears a striking gloss, and is shot basically well, but it is way too showy without the necessary substance, and as a result feels fatally hollow. C- rotten Simon Gallagher 0 Film School Rejects May 26, 2012 +3 [A] vapid, claustrophobic drama... rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine May 25, 2012 +3 What we can't argue is that Cosmopolis is the work of a master filmmaker, one who is determined to have us think about the ideas packed into the trunk of this limo bound for the furthest corners of the psyche. fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star May 25, 2012 +3 It goes without saying that it is weird, but even from the director of eXistenZ and Videodrome it is bizarre, with the mannered, affected performances of the former and the outsider characters of the latter. fresh Damon Wise 0 Empire Magazine May 25, 2012 +3 "Hinky, kinky, defiantly unlovable ""Cosmopolis"" lands in our laps with bristly self-assurance. ""You asked for this,"" it seems to be saying, one of the few things unspoken amid its torrent of thematically pointed verbiage. ""Let's see if you really want it." fresh Guy Lodge 0 HitFix May 25, 2012 +3 [Cronenberg's] dependence on DeLillo's source material means that the director is not entirely his own man, and the atmosphere of impending catastrophe that builds in the course of the film is constantly undermined by its bookish lines and set-ups. rotten Lee Marshall 0 Screen International May 25, 2012 +3 An airless and inert expression of a capitalist kingpin's odyssey across a threatening New York City. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter May 25, 2012 +3 Beyond its withering critique of contemporary capitalism, Cosmopolis is also fascinated by that ongoing Cronenbergian concern: the limitations and mutations of the human body. fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies May 25, 2012 +3 Threatens to soar and to be important, but it only offers flashes of lucidity. That said, there's a consistent air of charged, end-of-days menace running through the film, which Cronenberg handles with an unbroken sense of precision and confidence. 3/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out May 25, 2012 +3 A parade of hollow didactic encounters. rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly May 25, 2012 +3 [An] agonisingly self-conscious and meagre piece of work. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 25, 2012 +3 B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 25, 2012 +5 This is not the smoothest trip: the transitions are bumpy, the lip-synching's imperfect...But rough edges are more than offset by contagious vitality...It may not be precision-tooled, but it's triumphantly alive. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 26, 2018 +5 Charming tale of songwriter finding her voice has profanity. 4/5 fresh Brian Costello 0 Common Sense Media July 12, 2016 +5 The lead, Ileana Douglas, is good, but the musical film suffers from repetitive structure and lack of sufficiently interesting ideas. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 7, 2011 +5 An intelligent, engaging comedy-drama that will have audiences tapping their toes and running off to buy the soundtrack. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 10, 2005 +5 Illeana Douglas grabs onto her first starring role with passion and conviction. fresh Frank Wilkins 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 3, 2003 +5 Pean to creativity and a celebration of one woman's indomitable creativity. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 27, 2002 +5 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 10, 2005 +5 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +5 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 28, 2005 +5 3/5 fresh Eric Melin 0 Lawrence.com August 24, 2004 +5 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 5, 2003 +5 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +5 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +5 5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +5 5/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 21, 2002 +5 1.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +5 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +5 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +5 3.5/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +5 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +5 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +5 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +5 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +6 Though directed with machine-like precision by Barry Levinson, the screenplay by Paul Attanasio unfortunately eliminates too many key elements in Crichton's smart but convoluted story line. 2.5/5 rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 25, 2018 +6 Pure and simple trash masquerading as significance. 2/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune April 25, 2014 +6 Its preoccupation with snazzy computer-generated special effects has left key plot points so unclear at least one baffled viewer had to retreat to the book to find out why some things happened and others did not. rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times April 25, 2014 +6 The presence of Douglas, who has made a career of being pursued by beautiful, dangerous women, turns this sexual-harassment thriller into instant camp. rotten Terrence Rafferty 1 New Yorker April 25, 2014 +6 This witty, wily battle between genders is not so much about sexual harassment as it is about power politics in the workplace, where water-cooler gossip is replaced by E-mail, and where memo warfare is waged by combatants in virtual-reality goggles. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 25, 2014 +6 On the level of pure craft, Disclosure is first-rate in every department. Levinson's directing is cogent and colorful, and cinematography by camera wizard Tony Pierce-Roberts is dazzling. fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor April 25, 2014 +6 For those who would question Crichton's motives, Levinson and Attanasio haven't let men off the hook. 3/4 fresh Jeff Shannon 1 Seattle Times April 25, 2014 +6 This is the least personal movie [Levinson has] made in years, and the script is more a shortening of Crichton's story than a dramatization. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune April 25, 2014 +6 If the best parts of Disclosure are its sideshows, its biggest drawback is that infernal infatuation the filmmakers have with technology and power. 3/5 rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel April 25, 2014 +6 Douglas, with Fatal Attraction and Basic Instinct behind him, knows all about playing male victimization without total loss of amour propre. Moore's ferocity is totally unredeemed, therefore totally riveting. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine April 25, 2014 +6 This is one of those big, sleek soulless movies that hums along, impressed with itself and the Big Issue it allegedly tackles... [but] what Disclosure really does best is appeal to your most prurient instincts. rotten Leah Rozen 0 People Magazine April 25, 2014 +6 Moore models some slinky lingerie and Douglas soaks his collars in sweat, while the emphasis on computer gizmos and cyber-babble encourages a verdict of virtual rubbish. 2/5 rotten Adrian Turner 0 Radio Times April 25, 2014 +6 It soars because of the sizzling chemistry of Douglas and Demi Moore. fresh Candice Russell 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel April 25, 2014 +6 Douglas makes for a sympathetic and wily hero. 3/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News April 25, 2014 +6 In this world of Information Highway sophistication and virtual-reality marvels, the pivotal plot points are all rickety coincidences: an overheard conversation, a fortuitous phone call. rotten Jack Kroll 1 Newsweek January 18, 2013 +6 ...watchable yet far-from-engrossing... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 29, 2012 +6 Little more than another Hollywood sizzler, a highly melodramatic and perhaps opportunistic look at a couple of topical themes; that said, it's also a lot of fun. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 1, 2012 +6 The impact of 'Disclosure' is weakened significantly by depiction of the female boss as a totally evil person. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 9, 2012 +6 A glibly entertaining corporate thriller. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 5, 2008 +6 This is a deeply silly film, highlighting some of Hollywood's most overrated talent at its indulgent, issue-chasing worst. rotten 0 Film4 November 5, 2008 +6 The movie comes closest to thematic coherence, and the popular mood, in its depiction of something nearly everyone can relate to: the office from hell. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 5, 2008 +6 Genuinely gripping, Demi makes an awesome femme fatale. 4/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine November 5, 2008 +6 You know in advance what the politics will be: strong women in positions of power are just fine as long as they aren't sexually dominant and obey middle-class rules of propriety. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader November 5, 2008 +6 Levinson and Attanasio don't ignore the basics of the tale, but don't indulge them either, subjectively approaching Tom's character to maximize dramatic involvement and treating the most explosive aspects of the story more rationally than emotionally. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety June 9, 2008 +6 The movie's subject is the intricate web of paranoia and competitive aggression that creeps down and smothers any flicker of loyalty. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com January 20, 2007 +6 A pretty darn-good movie. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 6, 2006 +6 Levinson' sleek, trashy psychological thriller, set in the corporate world, is skin-deep in treating sexual harrassment, but it touches a nerve. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 12, 2006 +6 Worse than merely 'pertinent'. 0/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 9, 2006 +6 Hokey and classy in equal measure, this is better than it ought to be. fresh 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +6 Entertaining adaptation of Michael Crichton's sexual harassment thriller. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 11, 2004 +6 This movie worked beyond its gimmick. Entertaining. 3/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum November 13, 2003 +6 Remember when Demi looked good naturally? 4/5 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com September 8, 2003 +6 This time, it's the author who's the dinosaur. rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +6 Viewers who will find the most to appreciate here are men in the winter of white male discontent. 1.5/4 rotten Monica Hayde 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +6 No idea what it wants to be about but a nice comeupance scene. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 30, 2002 +6 Riveting film about what it takes to preserve your soul in the working arena. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 26, 2002 +6 Excellent, accurate, smart analysis of sexual harrassment in the workplace. 4/5 fresh John Oliver 0 Katrillion.com August 23, 2002 +6 Wrecked beyond any repair. 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews August 5, 2002 +6 Entertaining strictly as a big-budget soap opera. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +6 As a thriller, this movie is effective and gripping, if occasionally contrived as a result of overplotting. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +6 It is an exercise in pure cynicism, with little respect for its subject -- or for its thriller plot, which I defy anyone to explain. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +6 Smashingly entertaining. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +6 You should read what happens in the book. It would make a helluva movie. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +6 In its rush to push hot buttons, Disclosure neglected some essentials of good storytelling. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +6 Moves with the speed of a freight train. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +6 If you can turn off your Vulcan circuits and ignore illogical loopholes, Disclosure generally delivers the goods. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +6 Disclosure, ostensibly about reverse sexual harassment, is really just a platform for Moore's true lack of acting ability to come through better than ever. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +6 As the poor shlub fighting several battles at once -- all of them against shrewder, meaner adversaries -- Douglas is a complex and sympathetic Everyman. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +6 A slick, well- photographed film. 6/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +6 3/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals August 17, 2005 +6 3/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) February 5, 2005 +6 2/5 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 21, 2004 +6 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal May 14, 2004 +6 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 2, 2003 +6 3/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com February 21, 2003 +6 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 13, 2002 +6 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +8 Great boy-and-dog tale, but be prepared for tears. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +8 "Not a mawkish dying-dog tearjerker, ""My Dog Skip"" carries a touch of Mark Twain, with quasi-dangerous tall tales and awareness of a gap between childhood and boyhood. Plus, as it's said of ""The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,"" there's cussin' in it." 3.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 19, 2010 +8 Features two irresistible lead characters -- and you can't always say that about a movie. 2.5/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) July 1, 2004 +8 A heart-affecting boy-with-a-dog drama. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 5, 2002 +8 An affectionate and tender family film... C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 14, 2001 +8 They may find themselves mystified and a little bored by a movie designed to leave their adult companions misty-eyed. 2.5/5 rotten 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +8 I had shelved a movie critic's usual reserve and just started identifying with Willie and Skip. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 At the Movies January 1, 2000 +8 The formula may be an old one, but it's still a good one. fresh Sean P. Means 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +8 Film is beautifully photographed and the musical score matches the lush images. fresh Mike Kerrigan 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +8 Even the most attention-deficient grade-schoolers should find it easy to identify with the young human protagonist so winningly played by Muniz. fresh Joe Leydon 0 Film Scouts January 1, 2000 +8 You'll be reaching for your hanky and wondering why movies can't always be this good. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +8 Lyrical and very touching. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +8 I found it awfully hard to critically dissect this film afterwards, with the tears still fresh on my cheeks. fresh Bill McLochlin 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +8 Yes, Skip is the latest woofer to enter the ranks of canine movie heroes and he's a welcome addition. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +8 Well-crafted and fairly enjoyable. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +8 Many will find their tender emotion buttons bruised from the constant battering of the filmmakers' oversized pointers. rotten Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +8 Refreshing in its honest simplicity. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +8 Muniz is great, displaying more talent here than you're used to seeing in Malcolm. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +8 From the very first words you hear in My Dog Skip, you know you have hit a rare, precious breed of movie, one that honors and rejoices in the language. 4/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +8 It's a family movie with a heart and a brain. And if you aren't moved to tears, you might need an organ transplant. 3/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +8 The movie doesn't so much tug at your heart as give it a series of vigorous yanks. 3.5/5 fresh Robert Faires 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +8 This is such a sweet, healthy and refreshingly old-fashioned movie that there's a temptation to oversell it. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +8 Proves even the tiredest genre can be reinvigorated in the right hands. fresh Monica Eng 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +8 Jay Russell is one of only a handful of filmmakers who remember how to tell a good, old-fashioned story. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +8 The banal voice-over narration by Harry Connick Jr., combined with the gooey score and feckless direction adds up to a sterilization of American life that makes Norman Rockwell look like Diane Arbus. 2/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +8 Grows on you like kudzu. 2.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +8 Only an irredeemable curmudgeon could resist melting a little in the rosy/amber glow of My Dog Skip. fresh Shirley Sealy 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +8 The boy-dog formula takes viewers to surprising places and ends up an enchanting character study. 3/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +8 Are guaranteed to cause alarm and even tears. 4/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +8 A surprisingly well-crafted coming-of-age story that will have viewers who grew up without a dog realizing what they missed. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Wachs 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +8 Anyone who's ever owned and loved a cherished pet will no doubt be charmed by My Dog Skip. fresh Bob Aulert 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +8 Despite its many problems, I still enjoyed My Dog Skip, thanks almost completely to the considerable charm of Frankie Muniz and the various canines playing Skip. 2.5/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +8 No dog person can sit through this homespun, relaxed picture without shedding a tear. 9/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +8 It was hard for me to concentrate on My Dog Skip because there was someone in the theater who wouldn't shut up: the narrator. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +8 A must for anyone whose best friend growing up was a dog. fresh Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +8 You won't have enough paws to hold all the hankies you'll need to sit through My Dog Skip. fresh Jackie Loohauis 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +8 This might well be worth a rental for the kids when it comes out on video, but it's a bit too literary despite the wonderful cinematography. 6/10 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +8 Good dog. Good dog movie. fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +8 It's gently funny, modestly scary in spots, full of valuable but low-key observations about life. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +8 While kids will be delighted by the canine antics, parents will find themselves choking back tears. fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +8 Though sincerely, often tenderly filmed for good humor and credible life lessons, My Dog Skip walks an uneasy path between nostalgic reverie and gut-grabbing melodrama. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +8 It is moving, intelligent and wise. And for a kid's flick, that's almost a miracle. fresh Dave White 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +8 A pleasant, entertaining yarn. fresh Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +8 Taps into just enough of that connection between humans and dogs to make even jaded cat-lovers a little moist in the eyes. fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +8 My Dog Skip probes the concaves of memory to tell an honest tale and produce what is easily one of the best films for the entire family. fresh Keith Simanton 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +8 Works because it never tries to be more than the very personal memory piece it is. B+ fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +8 It's worth the trip for kids and grown-ups, because they'll find a quietly moving and powerful story... fresh Malcolm Ritter 1 Associated Press January 1, 2000 +8 Although it's light, it's never quite illuminating. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +8 Bring plenty of Kleenex. fresh Tom Sander 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +8 Kids will be bored; adults will admire the movies good intentions, but be bored as well. 7/10 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +8 Flaws and all, this is superior family entertainment in the tradition of quality that co-producer Mark Johnson has long championed. fresh Robert Koehler 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +8 There are movies about dogs. And there are movies that are dogs. My Dog Skip is both. rotten Janice Kennedy 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +8 Paint -by- numbers stuff. rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +8 Flawless period re-creation. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +8 It may make you cry, but not because you've seen something worthy of your tears. rotten Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +8 Skip may not change your life, but if you want a movie you can take your kids to without any trace of off-color jokes, sex, or violence, this is one. fresh Brian Frank 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +8 While this family film often follows the traditional mechanics of its genre, the emotions it elicits feel far from manufactured. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +8 B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 24, 2006 +8 2/4 rotten Laura Reiley 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +8 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +8 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com April 12, 2002 +8 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +8 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide July 24, 2001 +8 8/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +8 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +8 B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +8 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +8 4/5 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +8 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +8 2/5 rotten James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +8 2/5 rotten Michael Thomson 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +8 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +8 9/10 fresh Mac Verstandig 0 Moviereviews.org January 1, 2000 +8 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +8 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +10 It won't stick with you forever, but you will enjoy it while it lasts. 3/5 fresh 0 Film4 August 12, 2008 +10 Second-generation Hollywood wrestles with but never truly pins down this big-hearted, broad and often flat comedy... 2/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +10 [Kasdan] and White aim very low here and fail to take advantage of the abundant opportunities for social satire that its upper class and academic settings provide. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety August 6, 2008 +10 With minimal gross-out quota, Kasdan's sure-footed approach mixes a teen farce and a morality tale. 4/5 fresh Danny Graydon 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +10 The urine-quaffing gags and hearty barfing asides are the lowbrow price extracted for...gestures towards semi-intelligence. rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +10 If all you're looking for is a mild comedy with four or five solid laughs and a whole bunch of familiar faces, you could do worse. 6 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide March 16, 2004 +10 ...an effective and surprisingly funny teen comedy. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +10 The sight of Black burning down an entire admin block during a moment of passion would warm up any winter. 2/5 rotten Harry Guerin 0 April 1, 2003 +10 It is a notch above the usual tripe we get from MTV films - but it's not a very big notch 3/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +10 Refreshingly, it's not as lowbrow or silly as your typical youth-oriented comedy of late. 2/5 rotten Marrit Ingman 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +10 ...Second-rate teen comedy... 2/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +10 Engages us in constant fits of laughter, until we find ourselves surprised at how much we care about the story, and end up walking out not only satisfied but also somewhat touched. 3.5/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic November 26, 2002 +10 This is mostly weak stuff, with a timid and reactionary final message about how it's better to stay in your home town, rather than go for a big-city college education. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 19, 2002 +10 Though there are no real belly laughs or any Farrelly-like set pieces, this is still a better than average comedy, thanks to its witty script and its amusing collection of characters. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 9, 2002 +10 This Orange has some juice, but it's far from fresh-squeezed. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +10 The Farrelly brothers should take notes. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +10 Orange County is a likable curiosity, but never more. If it's remembered at all, it will be as the starting point for a new generation of Hollywood stars. 2/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal September 13, 2002 +10 It makes you want to see more of Hanks and Fisk, but overall it just isn't all that memorable. Worth a rental. 2.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +10 A schizophrenic hodgepodge of coming-of-age sincerity and watered down Farrelly brothers antics, the movie is endearingly sweet-natured even as it gasps for air. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) August 29, 2002 +10 "'Orange County,"" happily, is an exception to the rule. It is a better-written, better directed version of the genre with few raunchy jokes." C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope August 20, 2002 +10 This is a breath of fresh air and it rattles along at a zippy pace with change from an hour and a half, just as every good comedy should. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile August 18, 2002 +10 Despite some good intentions and a decent coming-of-age story, Orange County is sadly bogged down by lackluster jokes, poorly utilized celebrity cameos galore and decent if uninvolving leads. 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons July 22, 2002 +10 'Jack Black is back on track.' 3/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) July 11, 2002 +10 A breezy comedy that celebrates the way we all need just the right place to nurture our creativity. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice June 29, 2002 +10 There's probably a sweet little comedy hidden somewhere in Orange County. It's just too bad it's mired amidst so many small-minded pratfalls. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide June 12, 2002 +10 Wonder of wonders -- a teen movie with a humanistic message. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews June 11, 2002 +10 There's a general lack of subtlety -- the filmmakers try too hard to be zany or meaningful and rarely get either right. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 6, 2002 +10 "Although it includes a fair share of dumb drug jokes and predictable slapstick, ""Orange County"" is far funnier than it would seem to have any right to be." fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 3, 2002 +10 "As teen movies go, ""Orange County"" is a refreshing change" B- fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) May 30, 2002 +10 Clearly, nobody will mistake Kasdan as a modern-day Aesop as his floundering yet free-wheeling fable Orange has the unwelcoming taste of a dour lemon. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye March 4, 2002 +10 Its head is in the gutter, yes, but its heart and brain are in the right place. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 26, 2002 +10 You can feel the company's hands all over Orange County, which is a shame because if left alone, the film might have turned out to be another Election. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International January 26, 2002 +10 ...a situational comedy in which the only funny thing is the fact that decent human beings allowed themselves to be associated with it. 0.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 25, 2002 +10 [T]oo many of these gross out scenes... rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper January 24, 2002 +10 Strictly a vanity vehicle with a mess of star babies on board. 1.5/5 rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 22, 2002 +10 an amusing, sometimes witty, but often uneven comedy about the horrors of familial dysfunction 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 20, 2002 +10 You can tell with every frame that Kasdan's heart is not in this. 4/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com January 20, 2002 +10 One of the smartest idiotic teen comedies you'll ever see. fresh Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com January 18, 2002 +10 The gags, and the script, are a mixed bag. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times January 17, 2002 +10 Orange County is a very smart movie masquerading as a very dumb one. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 16, 2002 +10 I had never felt such Darwinian satisfaction before seeing the progeny of Hanks and Wilson. 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina January 15, 2002 +10 Picture an overbearing, overweight Jack Black running around in his underwear, not once, but several times in this film. Sound inviting? 2/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers January 15, 2002 +10 The only thing I laughed at were the people who paid to see it. rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! January 14, 2002 +10 Fresh, occasionally funny, but ultimately feeble. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com January 14, 2002 +10 As with films typically released in January, the film's staying power is about nil once you leave the theatre, but you're certain to enjoy the time you spend watching it. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 13, 2002 +10 Orange County lays out fairly typical Hollywood teen comedy scenarios. But they're enhanced by some sufficiently quirky and offbeat, more indie-style escapades. fresh Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio January 13, 2002 +10 It's ironic that this movie is about cartoonishly dysfunctional adults, when it is the adults who got it made and contribute the only tolerable moments. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 13, 2002 +10 Disappointingly, Orange County's humor is far too reliant on Black's stoner character causing an anything-that-can-go-wrong-will chain of events. rotten Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 13, 2002 +10 It's derivative and tiresome with little more to offer than one might anticipate from a teen comedy road trip. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 12, 2002 +10 Under the direction of Jake Kasdan, Orange County crackles with sweeping camera movements and a zippy storytelling pace. 3.5/5 fresh Max Messier 0 Filmcritic.com January 11, 2002 +10 Orange County flies right by with the blink of an eye--not because it is necessarily too short, but because you are having so much fun that you don't want it to end. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 11, 2002 +10 A thoroughly enjoyable, heartfelt coming-of-age comedy. fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily January 11, 2002 +10 An awkward blend of neurotic farce, teen-oriented gross-out humor and yawning existentialism. rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee January 11, 2002 +10 This one is geared more toward the volleyball players we see early on, leaping and spiking in the sand. 2/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 11, 2002 +10 A well-meaning misfire, this SoCal coming-of-age tale tries to be both a broad teen farce and a sensitive family drama. 2/5 rotten Frank Lovece 0 TV Guide January 11, 2002 +10 Full of keenly observed moments of intergenerational embarrassment, as a smarter-than-average teen movie Orange County falls somewhere smack in between Ghost World's depressive cynicism and Teen Movie's gleeful cliche-bashing. fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star January 11, 2002 +10 The movie is pretty funny, but O'Hara is a howl. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 11, 2002 +10 This may be the dumbest, sketchiest movie on record about an aspiring writer's coming-of-age. rotten Mark Rahner 1 Seattle Times January 11, 2002 +10 The performances are amiable and committed, and the comedy more often than not hits the bullseye. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 11, 2002 +10 The film tries too hard to be funny and tries too hard to be hip. The end result is a film that's neither. 1.5/4 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) January 11, 2002 +10 Generally amusing, but clearly not as much fun as it might have been, and is near instantly forgettable. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 11, 2002 +10 The young stars, in general, escape with their dignity in check. rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine January 11, 2002 +10 There are laugh-out-loud moments and some well-observed satire, but when the movie tries to get serious, it collapses. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 11, 2002 +10 The wit is smart but also snarky. fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 11, 2002 +10 If Orange County has a warmth that takes you aback, don't be surprised. There's something endearingly familial about this movie -- onscreen and off. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 11, 2002 +10 It's not as gross or stupid as a lot of teen comedies. Just really thick-witted. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 11, 2002 +10 Thanks to White, Orange County often is very good, containing more intelligent ideas than previews would lead you to believe. fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian January 11, 2002 +10 A modestly surprising movie. fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday January 11, 2002 +10 The essential problem in Orange County is that, having created an unusually vivid set of characters worthy of its strong cast, the film flounders when it comes to giving them something to do. rotten Charles Savage 1 Miami Herald January 11, 2002 +10 A kooky, diverting comedy that tempers low-brow slapstick with gentle humour and a few poignant insights. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 11, 2002 +10 A teen comedy with enough smarts to make it worth seeing. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 11, 2002 +10 Just when it seemed there was no other possible way to copy a cat, they prove you wrong. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail January 11, 2002 +10 Young Hanks and Fisk, who vaguely resemble their celebrity parents, bring fresh good looks and an ease in front of the camera to the work. 2/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 11, 2002 +10 Not since Tom Cruise in Risky Business has an actor made such a strong impression in his underwear. fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 11, 2002 +10 Director Jake Kasdan delivers that rare entry in the teen comedy genre: a funny film that's also quite wise. fresh Ross Brooks 0 Citysearch January 11, 2002 +10 One of those movies like Ghost World and Legally Blonde where the description can't do justice to the experience. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 11, 2002 +10 Despite all outward signs to the contrary, the movie is not dreadful, but makes the best of a bad generic situation. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 11, 2002 +10 A disappointment, especially since it features some of the most talented comic actors in the industry -- and they're trying hard to make it funny. rotten 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 11, 2002 +10 The tertiary characters, like John Lithgow and Catherine O'Hara as Hank's jacked-up folks, give the film its moments. Still, this is hardly higher comedy. rotten Catherine O'Hara 0 E! Online January 11, 2002 +10 Although it's sweet, it's nothing new. rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 10, 2002 +10 Much like its easily dismissive take on the upscale lifestyle, there isn't much there here. rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 10, 2002 +10 Not another teen comedy, thank goodness, but a refreshing comedy of the plight of a clean-cut applicant for college. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 10, 2002 +10 The movie is less than nothing special. 1/5 rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 10, 2002 +10 A potentially good comic premise and excellent cast are terribly wasted. rotten Tom Sander 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 10, 2002 +10 With all the A-list offspring in the credits of Orange County, it should have been a cut above the usual teen comedy. But it touches the same old bases in the same old dumb ways. D rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 10, 2002 +10 Orange County provides proof that the fruit doesn't fall far from the tree. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 10, 2002 +10 Though it is intermittently amusing, the movie unwisely chooses broad jokes over subtle humor, coy casting over talented actors, and forced feel-good moments over genuine emotion. 2/4 rotten Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com January 10, 2002 +10 A pleasantly screwy surprise. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 10, 2002 +10 Smarter than its commercials make it seem. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 10, 2002 +10 About one in three gags in White's intermittently wise script hits its mark; the rest are padding unashamedly appropriated from the teen-exploitation playbook. rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly January 10, 2002 +10 Feels like six different movies fighting each other for attention. 2.5/5 rotten 1 New York Times January 10, 2002 +10 Barrels along at the start before becoming mired in sentimentality. 3/5 rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times January 10, 2002 +10 Worth at least a matinee. rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 10, 2002 +10 A refreshing change from the usual whoopee-cushion effort aimed at the youth market. fresh Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News January 10, 2002 +10 A film that does little more than wander aimlessly about. rotten Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune January 10, 2002 +10 Arriving amid the traditionally withered harvest of January releases, Orange County is peachy. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 10, 2002 +10 Has no reason to exist, other than to employ Hollywood kids and people who owe favors to their famous parents. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 10, 2002 +10 The humor in Orange County is not just tasteless but consistently off a note or two. rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times January 10, 2002 +10 This is a movie for every single high school senior in America who has just completed or is right now going through the process of applying to college. C+ fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 10, 2002 +10 The material is punctuated by a series of genuinely funny set-ups made all the more lively by some serious comic talent. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly January 10, 2002 +10 "...has twice the laughs and six times the personality of feeble, prefabricated sitcoms like ""American Pie""..." 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 10, 2002 +10 With little visible talent and no energy, Colin Hanks is in bad need of major acting lessons and maybe a little coffee. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 9, 2002 +10 A distinctly mixed bag, the occasional bursts of sharp writing alternating with lots of sloppiness and the obligatory moments of sentimental ooze. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 9, 2002 +10 There are a few highlights in Orange County, but you might want to save this one as a renter. rotten Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net January 9, 2002 +10 a ragtag ensemble of purposely cartoony, yet lovable characters, host this silly, yet substantially entertaining little picture. 3/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 9, 2002 +10 A deft script by Mike White ... elevates the usual teen twaddle by grounding the laughs in feeling. 4/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 8, 2002 +10 A teen laugher that has no redeeming qualities -- not its filmmaking, performances or short running time. rotten David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter January 8, 2002 +10 3/5 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com March 2, 2002 +13 Subtle and understated, a meditation on morality, mortality and murder that escalates into a small emotional powerhouse. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Simon 0 Buffalo News April 9, 2018 +13 Although Jindabyne's cinematography features sweeping scenes of the Australian countryside as stunning as any of those opening shots from Brokeback Mountain, it ultimately has some bigger issues. 5/10 rotten Heather Huntington 0 ReelzChannel.com August 25, 2008 +13 Less a moral dilemma than a meditation on the differences between men and women in matters of social decorum. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 17, 2007 +13 Intense relationship drama for adults only. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media October 22, 2007 +13 While it's most certainly not light viewing, and it's entirely devoid of 'Hollywood moments', this is a fine, intelligent, troubling film. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide October 3, 2007 +13 A whole lot of padding turns a fine enough story into a dour, wordy slog. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 14, 2007 +13 The film is novelistic in its nuance, in the patience of its storytelling and in the complexity of its mostly unhappy characters. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) August 3, 2007 +13 There is some great acting here, and some scenes do have an undercurrent of elemental power in them that tugs at your ankles. But the film never pulls you in. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) July 20, 2007 +13 I do just what I want to do/ I want everything and I want you, too/I wish I could explain to you/But the things men without women do/You just don't understand. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette June 29, 2007 +13 The filmmakers do not feel the need to fill in every single blank for viewers by the time the credits roll. Just as in reality, these characters' problems are not going to be solved with the wave of a magic wand; there are no short cuts to happiness. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Collura 0 IGN Movies June 22, 2007 +13 The movie's remaining revelations build slowly into a set of surprisingly powerful emotional beats. 3/4 fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post June 20, 2007 +13 Impressively directed, thoroughly engaging drama with terrific performances and a superb script. This is one of the best films of the year. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon June 19, 2007 +13 For all the pains it takes to establish mood and character, Jindabyne hides under its own uneasy surfaces; it never allows enough sense of what this community really is, of what's to be grieved when it comes apart. 3/5 rotten Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review June 18, 2007 +13 Jindabyne is not about just one murder but about the death by a thousand cuts that happens in its aftermath. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 14, 2007 +13 Apart from a contrived ending, Jindabyne comes as close as can be to a perfect drama. 4/5 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Film4 June 12, 2007 +13 A fish tale worth telling and worth hearing. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel June 8, 2007 +13 It's safe to describe Jindabyne as a haunted movie. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star June 8, 2007 +13 A tense and spare examination of how these married people relate to each other after years of pain, mistrust and secrets have taken their toll. 4/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 8, 2007 +13 The frustration here is that none of this leads anywhere. Perhaps that is the point, that some mysteries are never solved, but Jindabyne could give us a little more to work with. 3/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic June 7, 2007 +13 So slow, cold and aloof that it's almost off-putting. As a result, it's hard to care much about what happens to any of these characters. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 7, 2007 +13 Thanks to Beatrix Christian's beautiful screenplay, what was once a story about the way men and women communicate has grown into a haunting study of Australian race relations and gender dynamics. 4/5 fresh Cole Haddon 0 Orlando Weekly June 7, 2007 +13 The movie is beautifully shot, and succeeds in being deeply disturbing and mysterious, with richly achieved nuances of characterisation. I have seen it two or three times now, and each time it gets better. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian June 2, 2007 +13 A work of ambition and depth. Like Lantana, it is immaculately acted and Linney and Byrne are at their considerable best. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) June 2, 2007 +13 This kind of maturity and intelligence is all too infrequent in mainstream cinema -- let's hope it's not another six years until [director] Lawrence's next film. 4/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) June 2, 2007 +13 Jindabyne loses its general sense of direction. 3/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle June 1, 2007 +13 With its cold brilliance and delicate aloofness, this is a movie you can hold aloft to recognize and examine its many intellectual facets in hard light, but it will never make you feel anything. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher June 1, 2007 +13 Jindabyne uses Claire and Stewart's increasingly visible and vicious upset to get at broader social and political upsets. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters May 30, 2007 +13 Clearly, in his bid to repurpose Carver's story, Lawrence misses the writer's prevailing ethos: the sense of self-contained internal misery and that haunting quality of being hopelessly human. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post May 25, 2007 +13 The solid performances and central conflict keep the film consistently, if not constantly, compelling. B fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian May 25, 2007 +13 A great idea is weighed down by an over-egged screenplay, but the setting and cast bring out its best. 3/5 fresh Sam Toy 0 Empire Magazine May 25, 2007 +13 The seamless overall blend of involving domestic turmoil and haunted national self-questioning is quite some achievement. fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out May 24, 2007 +13 An affecting character study, anchored by scraped-bare and often heartbreaking performances by Laura Linney and Gabriel Byrne. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times May 18, 2007 +13 A rich, unsettling film that gives us insight into all sides and forces us to wrestle with conscience and our own brand of right and wrong. It polarizes us to make us united. B fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer May 18, 2007 +13 [Director] Lawrence's compelling little film pursues a deep question: why people make the choices that they do - and how they then live with those decisions, right or wrong, weak or strong. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 18, 2007 +13 The resolution Jindabyne eventually offers feels small and safe. The movie goes out with a whimper. 2.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe May 18, 2007 +13 Thankfully, Linney and Byrne are so good, so absolutely mesmerizing, many of these flaws can be at least partially overlooked thanks to them. 2.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com May 17, 2007 +13 Jindabyne is an eventful movie, but director Ray Lawrence gives the events a simple, plainspoken quality. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press May 17, 2007 +13 [Director] Lawrence certainly knows how to bait his audience with intriguing characters. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com May 15, 2007 +13 There's lots of talk about kharma without mentioning the word, and a major theological debate on transmigration of souls, which surprisingly, isn't boring at all. 3.1/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette May 14, 2007 +13 The film's sensitive treatment of the domestic issues at the center of the story goes far to make up for the more problematic passages. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 13, 2007 +13 Easy to admire but considerably harder to enjoy. 2.5/4 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star May 11, 2007 +13 Intelligent, superbly acted and finely observed, but Jindabyne suffers from too many extraneous elements and from a story that doesn't land with enough force or purpose. 2.5/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 11, 2007 +13 A slow, complex tale about how people live together, and about the rituals and relationships that constitute community. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies May 11, 2007 +13 It's hard not to admire the film's confidence in making the story its own, and Ms. Linney, a mix of iron will and emotional fragility, delivers her usual complex performance. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News May 11, 2007 +13 Throughout Jindabyne, I felt completely creeped out. From the disturbing opening to images of children killing animals, adults abusing each other, and a corpse, the viewing experience was unpleasant. rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca May 11, 2007 +13 Lawrence and Christian have the luxury of more time to explore [the story], but instead they merely add several external, superficial elements that misunderstand and circumvent the story's center. 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 10, 2007 +13 There are no easy answers in the film and it provides a welcome relief from the horror and action films that are filling the multiplexes. Jindabyne tackles adult topics in a subtle and intriguing manner. B+ fresh Ted Murphy 0 Murphy's Movie Reviews May 7, 2007 +13 Too many extraneous elements have been added but at the movie's center lies the knotty story of a marriage poisoned by amorality. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader May 4, 2007 +13 Though Linney is the standout, short-shrift should not be given to the rest of the cast, whose roles might be smaller but they're the ones who add a little color to this otherwise dreary vista. 3/4 fresh Teresa Budasi 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 4, 2007 +13 Jindabyne is wonderfully acted by Laura Linney and Gabriel Byrne, two first-rate performers working close to the bone and concerned foremost with making an audience understand their characters, as opposed to merely liking them. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune May 3, 2007 +13 Shows that even in a supposedly 'tidy town,' people still experience things and make decisions that can only be justified by saying, 'Well, you had to be there.' 2.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com May 3, 2007 +13 Lawrence ... manages to keep the material compelling throughout ... . fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat April 30, 2007 +13 The director too often errs on the side of embellishing details that didn't need to be expanded upon. 2.5/4 rotten Ethan Alter 0 Premiere Magazine April 28, 2007 +13 Slow but mesmerizing. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 28, 2007 +13 Jindabyne ends up shushing itself out of any emotional wallop. Restraint is a necessity if you're trying to express Carver's singular voice, but there's a difference between being quietly devastating and muting your narrative to death. 3/6 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out April 28, 2007 +13 Jindabyne musters all the emotional momentum of a reflecting pool despite a solid cast and fertile premise. rotten Michelle Orange 0 Reeler April 27, 2007 +13 Lawrence shows the ways in which such deep and often barely concealed gulfs between seemingly peacefully cohabitating peoples can suddenly reveal themselves during moments of public crisis. 3.5/4 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide April 27, 2007 +13 Gabriel Byrne is the fisherman who won't interrupt his trip; Laura Lin ney is the wife who finds his actions hard and, finally, horrifying to comprehend. And for the most part it works. 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger April 27, 2007 +13 The film is two plodding hours of people abusing themselves, their livers, a corpse, each other and even small animals. Most abused of all is the audience. 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post April 27, 2007 +13 Linney, in particular, is heartbreaking. 3/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News April 27, 2007 +13 We live on the fault line along with these characters, and it is an experience that is not easy to shake off. 3.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times April 27, 2007 +13 Most of the new ideas grow naturally enough out of the original material. But they almost invariably amplify Carver's bleak worldview, and in a film that runs for more than two hours, that adds up to an oppressive sit. 2.5/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News April 27, 2007 +13 A sobering and serious Australian movie that touches the deep places in us that are haunted and colored by love, loss, community, and grief. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice April 27, 2007 +13 Aussie filmmaker Ray Lawrence's debt to Robert Altman in his previous Lantana is made explicit in his new film Jindabyne. 2.5/4 rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 Slant Magazine April 27, 2007 +13 It's not just that the clean, efficient lines of Carver's story are blurred and tangled. The real flaw is that the movie's best features -- the aching clarity of its central performances - threaten to be lost in a wilderness of metaphor and mystification. 2.5/5 rotten 1 New York Times April 27, 2007 +13 powerful, unsettling 4/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com April 26, 2007 +13 Jindabyne started with a bad idea and the finished film doesn't do well by it, despite the presence of Laura Linney, Gabriel Byrne and several excellent Australian actors. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal April 26, 2007 +13 Such is the inherent power of the Carver material that Jindabyne rises above its polemics. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor April 26, 2007 +13 For all its roiling tensions, Jindabyne is an oddly antiseptic, even repressed, experience. 2.5/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday April 26, 2007 +13 Jindabyne wears its class politics lightly, weaving them into a ghost story about the intimate connection between how we treat our living and our dead that will hover around your shoulders long after you leave the theater. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly April 26, 2007 +13 Jindabyne requires patience, but the payoff is rewarding. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer April 25, 2007 +13 The result is a mature and challenging motion picture, and something that will stick with viewers after the screen has gone dark. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 24, 2007 +13 A soberly, if sluggishly, crafted movie in which the bitterness never stops. rotten 1 Village Voice April 24, 2007 +13 The subplot is the basic difference between men and women, how they handle relationships, and how they handle crises. Probably not a film for everyone, but I enjoyed it. 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com April 24, 2007 +13 Could have been tightened up and shortened to be a much stronger film, and it's surprisingly unsatisfying as a whole. 6/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net April 24, 2007 +13 "By the end of his films- this idiosyncratic style, complex plotting, and core values about intimacy produce a combination of exhaustion, well-being, and a bit of unease. At the conclusion of ""Jindabyne,"" while Lawrence's torturous journey has given more" fresh Harry Chotiner 0 culturevulture.net April 23, 2007 +13 Scene by scene, Jindabyne has dramatic force, but it's an awfully long slog. Carver's smartest tactic was never outstaying his welcome. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture April 23, 2007 +13 Jindabyne is that rare film mixing suspense and melodrama, social commentary and spirituality. fresh Rex Roberts 0 Film Journal International April 23, 2007 +13 Murder isn't allowed to become a distraction. Consequently, with all its haunting moodiness, moral alarm bells and relational issues, the film isn't much more than the unexpanded short story it derives from. 3/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals April 15, 2007 +13 What could have been a solid, noirish thriller is bogged down by excessive incidents. C+ rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve April 12, 2007 +13 Despite a glacial exterior, this fine film holds us in its relentless grip. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall March 17, 2007 +13 [Jindabyne] accomplished and impressive but if it has a frustration, it's that finally it is less than it seems. 3/5 fresh Peter Calder 0 New Zealand Herald December 30, 2006 +13 There's no denying its technical bravado and the haunting power of its subject. 4/5 fresh Richard Mowe 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 29, 2006 +13 Director Ray Lawrence captures in Jindabyne both the intimacy of the lives of married people and the broader fabric of a community -- and the soap-bubble fragility of our perceptions of our lovers, friends and neighbors. 3/5 fresh Kim Voynar 0 Cinematical September 27, 2006 +13 t's a thoughtful, bracing drama in the mould of Lawrence's much-decorated Lantana. 3/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY September 23, 2006 +13 There's something dreadfully wrong when the picture shows signs of completely misunderstanding, or choosing to ignore, the dead moral centre of Carver's story. Why, then, bother to adapt it? 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail September 23, 2006 +13 ...generally comes off as an overwrought and flat-out silly piece of work. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews September 11, 2006 +13 A coiled and enigmatic psychodrama that cements Australian director Ray Lawrence's standing as a fine, if not prolific, filmmaker. fresh Megan Lehmann 1 Hollywood Reporter July 20, 2006 +13 Technically excellent in every department, the film tells the story with great verve and at a well judged pace, but the strong emotional content seems to stay on the screen, without translating to the deeply moving experience we hanker for. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile July 13, 2006 +13 Jindabyne never obtains the full impact of its potentially powerful inner core. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety May 25, 2006 +13 B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +13 2/5 rotten Cliff Doerksen 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +13 4.5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film December 7, 2007 +13 3/4 fresh Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com June 2, 2007 +13 C+ rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 27, 2006 +14 A captivating film... [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Laura Hiros 0 March 22, 2018 +14 Overall, a complete misfire given the talent involved. 2/5 rotten James Luxford 0 The National (UAE) August 30, 2012 +14 The picture feels edited with a chainsaw, reducing Hackford's story of desire to crummy Lifetime Movie theatrics, wasting the numerous gifts of Helen Mirren along the way. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com November 3, 2010 +14 A misbegotten jumble that clumsily synthesizes various incongruous elements. C- rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness October 12, 2010 +14 Presumably the aim was to meld dark humor with passionate ardor and high drama, but the tone here is lumpy, crass and overheated. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 17, 2010 +14 It's the story of a marriage but not the one on screen. Taylor Hackford tarnishes wife Helen Mirren's illustrious streak but gets a paycheck. Horrible TV script. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com August 5, 2010 +14 Hackford's films have been uneven, but he's generally an intelligent and tasteful director. His last film, Ray, may have been his best. Unfortunately, Love Ranch is almost certainly his worst. rotten Andy Klein 0 Brand X July 14, 2010 +14 The only vaguely interesting aspect to this film is the subplot involving a past-his-prime Argentinian heavyweight owned by Charlie. D+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor July 9, 2010 +14 Even Helen Mirren on a bad day is better than nine out of ten American film queens polluting movie screens on any given Sunday, but really, this is one time she should have stayed in bed. 1/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer July 7, 2010 +14 Try though she might, Mirren can't save the hackneyed and singularly unerotic story... rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post July 6, 2010 +14 A worthwhile tale might lurk somewhere in Taylor Hackford's latest, but this flaccid look at the early days of Reno's legalized bordello business takes a fictionalized approach to history... 1.5/4 rotten Brett Michel 0 Boston Phoenix July 6, 2010 +14 Familiar to the point of blandness. But then again, every time The Mirren walks into view ... rotten Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times July 6, 2010 +14 "It's all melodrama and yelling. The material is way beneath the actors... at least you get to see Pesci do ""angry Joe"" again." rotten Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine July 6, 2010 +14 It starts flat and gets so tired. rotten 1 At the Movies July 6, 2010 +14 Love Ranch proves to be a provocative, highly entertaining and surprisingly touching peek into a unique world movies don't often explore. 3/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 2, 2010 +14 If you've been panting to see Joe Pesci and Dame Helen Mirren get it on, hustle over to Love Ranch. rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 2, 2010 +14 A hackneyed drama in which even Helen Mirren can't make much out of her bewildered character. 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice July 1, 2010 +14 Screenwriter Mark Jacobson has done little to make this love triangle clearer than mud. The script is one trite cliche after another, and Pesci is little more than a caricature of himself in past roles. rotten Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan July 1, 2010 +14 That the cast includes Helen Mirren, Joe Pesci and Gina Gershon ought to provide redemption, but the script fails to persuade me this story needed to be told. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 1, 2010 +14 Love Ranch is less than two hours long, but it feels longer. Much longer -- as in long enough for the Rostovs to marry off Natasha and for Napoleon to retreat from Moscow. 0/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 1, 2010 +14 Have you been waiting for Helen Mirren to run the best little whorehouse in Reno? 1/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe July 1, 2010 +14 In theory, it had all the signs of a ripe Mirren performance, but she's undone by a weak script that leaves her flailing like an Olympic swimmer in a pool full of jelly. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail July 1, 2010 +14 Hackford fails to squeeze the tiniest bit of juice, sexy or comic or otherwise, out of the chintzy-libertine locale. D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly June 30, 2010 +14 A movie with prostitutes, guns, boxing and Reno is crying out for the film noir treatment. Along with neon signs in the desert, give us some terse dialogue and some fatalism. rotten Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press June 30, 2010 +14 Helen Mirren's estimable talents are wasted in this soapy puddle, which is directed by her husband Taylor Hackford. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 30, 2010 +14 Novelty alone can't keep Love Ranch's tiresome tropes and plodding storyline from dragging the film down through the Nevada dust. 6/10 rotten Michelle Orange 0 Movieline June 30, 2010 +14 The kind of unabashed embarrassment that should send people to their attorneys to see if there's any legal way to get it removed from their pages on IMDB, Wikipedia, and the like. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever June 30, 2010 +14 With two great, ideally cast actors and such potentially fascinating subject matter, why does Love Ranch feel like a clumsy TV movie? C- rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club June 30, 2010 +14 There's no flash, no sizzle, no surprise. Just beefcake and cheesecake, served on a plastic plate. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 30, 2010 +14 Well-acted but clumsy... 2.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post June 30, 2010 +14 For once, Mirren seems like she's coasting in her fur coats and borrowed Dietrich attitude. 3/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out June 30, 2010 +14 Feels like a television movie with a fouler mouth. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com June 29, 2010 +14 Basically a lower-end HBO movie that somehow made it to theaters, Love Ranch satisfies only as a showcase for [Helen] Mirren's well-established skills. 2.5/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com June 29, 2010 +14 Mirren is fabulous, natch. Unfortunately, the script by Mark Jacobson relies on lazy storytelling. Nor does Hackford bring much energy to the direction. rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 Moving Pictures Magazine June 29, 2010 +14 Helen Mirren can make any movie more than tolerable including this soap. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve June 28, 2010 +14 Hackford gives Mirren the only real character in an ensemble filled with types. rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety June 28, 2010 +14 Helen Mirren and Sergio Peris-Mencheta shine in this otherwise tawdry tale of legal Nevada brothel. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter June 28, 2010 +14 You can't take such sleazy surroundings and try to make it the setting of true love, especially after turning an opportunist into a tortured lover C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 28, 2010 +14 Just another tawdry soap opera, tarted up with bigger names in hopes of lending it unearned legitimacy. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine June 28, 2010 +14 What happens when the worst tendencies of a poor screenplay are exaggerated by labored and unimaginative direction? 1/4 rotten Andrew Schenker 0 Slant Magazine June 28, 2010 +14 "Love Ranch"" is an off-key biopic that doesn't know where to begin or end. " C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 27, 2010 +14 A tasty story about whores, boxers, jealousy and greed gets run through the wringer of mediocrity in Taylor Hackford's limp, long-delayed drama starring his wife, Helen Mirren. rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Film Journal International June 25, 2010 +15 Congo falls short on its cinematic impact. rotten Marisa Mirabal 0 Birth.Movies.Death. August 3, 2018 +15 It's a shocker: clunkingly written, dismally acted, haphazardly directed, and with some of the most glaringly conspicuous sound-stages masquerading as the African jungle ever seen in a major American movie. rotten Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday December 13, 2017 +15 A goofy mess whose screws aren't loose, but missing entirely. 3/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 9, 2016 +15 I love it because it's good, and yet so bad it's good. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed September 21, 2014 +15 You'd be hard-pressed to come up with a movie that ticks more of the boxes for a perfect storm of So Bad It's Perfect. 3/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 17, 2014 +15 Revel in the sheer insanity and unique humor of this cracking jungle adventure. 3.5/5 fresh James Jennings 0 Film4 June 17, 2008 +15 Feels as if the picture were edited to leave the action sequences in while removing any connecting material that might have helped them make sense. rotten Brian Lowry 1 Variety June 17, 2008 +15 A second-rate jungle adventure that delivers far less than it promises. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide June 17, 2008 +15 Not the worst adventure flick that I've ever seen, but far from a great one either. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 12, 2006 +15 Dreadfully muddled, but mildly diverting. rotten Stephen Garrett 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +15 rubbish 1/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole May 12, 2005 +15 No comparison to the book, but not bad for a chuckle. Harmless fun with primate puppets. fresh Staci Layne 0 StaciWilson.com December 31, 2004 +15 A completely unintentional laugh riot and, in that sense, top-drawer Crichton. 0/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) September 17, 2004 +15 Watch the opening for Bruce Campbell's death scene, and then run far away. 1/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium May 26, 2004 +15 Ineptly written, feebly acted, clumsily directed yawner of an adventure yarn. 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 2, 2004 +15 Not bad adventure, nothing special, but not bad 3/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com December 28, 2003 +15 This glib, overheated film about vicious primates delivers little suspense... rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +15 A lighthearted, good old-fashioned jungle adventure. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +15 Not funny bad, just bad bad. The worst adaptation of a Michael Crichton book so far. 2/5 rotten Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News April 28, 2003 +15 If you want to dwell on details, you won't like this film, but if you just sit back and relax and try not to be crabby, it is a lot of fun. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +15 An anachronistic mess made of cliched characters and situations... 2/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 24, 2001 +15 The entire tone of the book has been transformed from tension to tongue-in-cheek with dismal results. rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 13, 2001 +15 This is easily the worst filmed version of anything penned by the prolific author. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +15 A splendid example of a genre no longer much in fashion, the jungle adventure story. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +15 A movie that appears to have been designed first as a future theme park, and then as a major motion-picture. rotten Lucy Mohl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +15 It's the first bomb of another endless summer of commercial Hollywood crap. rotten Greg Burkman 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +15 Suffers from a preposterous set-up and even more ludicrous plot developments. rotten Jean Oppenheimer 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +15 In every frame, it aspires to be a theme park. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +15 The least interesting adventure ever filmed. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +15 Crichton novel [is] trivialized to the point of spoof. rotten Bob Thompson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +15 Seriously dumbed-down version of the novel. 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +15 It suffocates you with one faux thrill after another. 0/5 rotten Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +15 This is slick, big-budget Hollywood hokum at its most ridiculous. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +15 Marshall can't decide whether he's making a thriller or a laff-it-up lark. 2/4 rotten 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +15 In stupidity, this movie ranks up there among the greats. rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +15 D- rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +15 3/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 25, 2005 +15 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2005 +15 3/5 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 18, 2004 +15 0/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 12, 2004 +15 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +15 2/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 20, 2003 +15 1/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World May 10, 2003 +15 2/5 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal April 3, 2003 +15 D- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly June 9, 1995 +17 It'd be easy to write off Paramount's Tupac: Resurrection as a cheap publicity stunt. 3/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine May 24, 2014 +17 Tupac's evolution as an artist showed us a young man who was an activist, involved in the community, who showed signs of becoming a more self-aware and self-critical artist, as his music moved from the political to the personal. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania September 12, 2012 +17 Gripping documentary, see it with your teens. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +17 The winning conceit of producer/director Lauren Lazin's flamboyant documentary about the life of Tupac Shakur is that the late rapper's voice is the primary source the audience hears. B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 15, 2009 +17 Whether he's dead or alive, this film reveals Tupac to be a scared, skinny kid with a gun, and a vulnerable human being who could easily be pierced by bullets, just like the rest of us. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Afro-American May 25, 2007 +17 A dishearteningly incomplete portrait. C rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +17 The film would have been strengthened if it had been a little more willing to challenge Tupac's behaviour. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide August 24, 2004 +17 A must-see not only for fans of Shakur's music but for anyone who appreciates a well-told life story. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star November 21, 2003 +17 The film gives a fine sense of why Shakur's fans carry the torch for his legacy. But it's better from the perspective of that spirit on the streets, not up in the clouds. 3/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) November 20, 2003 +17 Content to be a kind of Valentine to the slain rapper -- so reliant on recycled MTV footage that it feels more like a Behind the Music special than a feature film. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 20, 2003 +17 A balanced, insightful portrait of the provocative hip-hop icon. 3/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com November 19, 2003 +17 Docs like this help to banish the fear of movie audiences that non-fiction pics are nothing but talking-heads bore-fests. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 18, 2003 +17 A revelation. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Debruge 0 Premiere Magazine November 18, 2003 +17 "Tupac: Resurrection"" is one of the most eerie documentaries you'll ever see." 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 17, 2003 +17 MTV offers an airbrushed portrait that does nothing but perpetuate the myth of an 'angelic' hoodlum. C- rotten Bill White 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 17, 2003 +17 It's amazing stuff. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper November 17, 2003 +17 Take away the typical lush life or hard life images you associate with rap, and Shakur's struggles are common 4/5 fresh Pete Croatto 0 Filmcritic.com November 16, 2003 +17 Lazin's documentary may be somewhat one-sided -- Afeni Shakur's involvement guaranteed that -- but it's still immensely enlightening, and a genuine gift to Tupac's fans. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle November 16, 2003 +17 Don't expect investigative reporting.... Tupac: Resurrection is a trip through a man's head. B+ fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com November 15, 2003 +17 It never addresses the problem that the more Tupac opens his mouth to explain what his music is or isn't about, and what role in society it is or isn't supposed to serve, the more obvious it becomes that his views aren't reflected in the actual music. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com November 15, 2003 +17 Tupac sold more records after his death than when he was alive. Ultimately forsaking clarity and insight, Tupac: Resurrection is geared firmly towards that audience. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International November 15, 2003 +17 It's great to hear a person no longer with us captured so bountifully in interviews, talking and even bubbling about his friends, his legacy and his scrapes. 2.5/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today November 14, 2003 +17 Lazin's film gets off to a bad start with a miscalculated opening sequence presented in a way that implies we're listening to Shakur speak about his own murder, an impossibility that undermines the film's documentary credibility. 2.5/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide November 14, 2003 +17 [An] absorbing experience. 3/5 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star November 14, 2003 +17 While Tupac: Resurrection includes some never-before- seen family photos and performance footage, and excerpts from the late rapper's journals, it offers little in the way of new information or insight into the rapper's world. 2/4 rotten Tina Potterf 1 Seattle Times November 14, 2003 +17 It does have the limitations of the form: selective memory and admiring treatment that errs on the side of its subject. But Resurrection also humanizes Shakur even as it enshrines him and soft-pedals some difficult questions. 2.5/4 fresh Sean Piccoli 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel November 14, 2003 +17 Fans, of course, will devour this film, but there's plenty to chew on for the uninitiated as well. 3/4 fresh James Sullivan 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 14, 2003 +17 This film's title is accurate. Tupac Shakur is more alive than he's ever been -- and more endlessly fascinating than ever. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee November 14, 2003 +17 As poignant as it is informative. fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel November 14, 2003 +17 Intriguing documentary narrated by the slain rapper himself. B fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian November 14, 2003 +17 Intriguing but ultimately frustrating. rotten Bob Campbell 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 14, 2003 +17 A story of violence, and it's superbly told. 3/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News November 14, 2003 +17 Resurrection is clearly pitched to fans who want a warts-and-some, officially sanctioned memento of their fallen hero. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 14, 2003 +17 The film paints a convincing portrait of Tupac as a true artist whose talents embraced a big chunk of entertainment: acting, music, poetry, dance. 2.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star November 14, 2003 +17 Tupac: Resurrection does not shy away from the violence or controversy in the rapper's life, but this film is a love letter, no question. Shakur comes across as smart, energetic and deeply philosophical. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies November 14, 2003 +17 A strong film, with some genuinely revealing insights into the life of its charismatic and paradoxical subject. 2.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail November 14, 2003 +17 A captivating movie worth seeing. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post November 14, 2003 +17 Director Lauren Lazin keeps us hooked by letting [Tupac] tell his story in his own words, through video clips and recorded interviews. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer November 14, 2003 +17 Director Lauren Lazin masterfully stitches together bits and pieces of Shakur's interviews to underline the big, Shakespearean themes -- ambition, violence, redemption -- that seemed to define his life. 4/5 fresh Paul Clinton 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 14, 2003 +17 An open-ended, honest portrait of a hugely talented young man. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 14, 2003 +17 "In a year of outstanding documentaries, ""Tupac: Resurrection"" rates up there with the best." A- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 14, 2003 +17 To say he was complicated doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of what Tupac was really about. Unfortunately, neither does this film. C+ rotten Larry Carroll 0 FilmStew.com November 14, 2003 +17 Let's assume you are a person who never intends to see a doc about rap music, but might have it in you to see one. This is the one. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 14, 2003 +17 Earns its place as one piece of a pop-culture puzzle, a genuine reflection of a period that still echoes throughout the culture. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News November 14, 2003 +17 Tupac: Resurrection gives us a little bit of both but, more than that, leaves us with the impression that Tupac Shakur had a lot more left to say. 2/4 rotten Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post November 14, 2003 +17 Even hard-core fans will learn something. 3/4 fresh Marian Liu 1 San Jose Mercury News November 14, 2003 +17 As engaging and complete a portrait as we are ever likely to get. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 14, 2003 +17 It's a little too forgiving of his more serious character flaws, and it skirts some of the more unpleasant aspects of his life, but it's a moving tribute in the end. B+ fresh 0 E! Online November 14, 2003 +17 While Resurrection provides a few precious moments of personal and social insight, it's basically just another product line in the endless marketing of Shakur as an urban martyr. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press November 14, 2003 +17 This is an important document and a fresh, intimate portrayal. 3/4 fresh Aaron Wherry 0 National Post November 14, 2003 +17 Informative and interesting reflections on his life by the man himself. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com November 14, 2003 +17 Tupac: Resurrection is surprisingly direct... 3.5/4 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com November 14, 2003 +17 Tupac's fierce charisma keeps this documentary watchable until the bitter end. fresh Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com November 14, 2003 +17 It's unfortunate that his cinematic life is told with a collage of such static, uninvolving devices as scrapbook photos, journal entries, stock footage and oft-seen MTV interviews. C+ rotten Sonia Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution November 13, 2003 +17 Offers mainstream America a look at Shakur's immense talent and the ever-expanding world of hip-hop music. 4/5 fresh Larry Rodgers 1 Arizona Republic November 13, 2003 +17 An outside perspective is exactly what this movie needs toward the end as Shakur's grip on his identity becomes shaky. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 13, 2003 +17 A compelling piece of propaganda. 3/4 fresh Dan DeLuca 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 13, 2003 +17 As its title suggests, Tupac: Resurrection is less concerned with analyzing Shakur than with bringing him back to life, for which his fans can only be grateful. For everyone else, this film provides an affecting, partial portrait. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times November 13, 2003 +17 A sympathetic but honest look at a man whose formidable talent was equaled only by his penchant for making bad choices. 3/4 fresh Gemma Tarlach 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 13, 2003 +17 Though we do feel the need of other voices to provide perspective, Tupac: Resurrection is even-handed for a single-point -of-view film. 3.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 13, 2003 +17 It's a tale told well, but from a definite perspective. C+ fresh Matt Weitz 1 Dallas Morning News November 13, 2003 +17 This mesmerizing documentary makes clear what a talented performer and vibrant presence Shakur was. A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 13, 2003 +17 A well-wrought, if highly subjective, introduction to Shakur, especially for the curious. 2.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday November 13, 2003 +17 This poignant, albeit overly poetic documentary claims to capture the slain actor/rapper 'in his own words.' That aspect of it doesn't totally work, but plenty else does. 3/4 fresh Chris Riemenschneider 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 13, 2003 +17 [The film] never breathes long enough to revel in the magnetism and wit of a conflicted personality who burned through his talent like he knew he wasn't long for the world. rotten Robert Abele 1 L.A. Weekly November 13, 2003 +17 Even if rap isn't your thing, Tupac's is an intriguing life story -- and nobody tells it better than him. 8/10 fresh Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch November 13, 2003 +17 A kiss-up rather than a real examination of the rapper's life. 2/4 rotten Kevin M. Williams 1 Chicago Tribune November 13, 2003 +17 it would be difficult to come away from Tupac: Resurrection without some level of admiration for this complex artist. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 13, 2003 +17 Even if the warts in the portrait are reduced to mere blemishes, it provides as full a picture of a gifted artist as can be expected of an authorized biography. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 13, 2003 +17 ...a much more conflicted portrait of the late rap star than the documentary itself admits. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) November 13, 2003 +17 Resonant and fascinating. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 12, 2003 +17 A shoddily-made documentary, with many scenes looking like fifth generation copies of bad videotapes ... The film is for Tupac's dyed-in-the-wool fans only. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews November 12, 2003 +17 Valentine or propaganda? No matter how you swing it, this is an energetic introduction to the Godfather of Gangsta. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly November 12, 2003 +17 This project makes it easy for anyone to understand not only the sanctified, semicrazed star, but the complicated web of elements that created and destroyed him. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times November 11, 2003 +17 The strength of this movie is that it never flinches in showing us why [Tupac] made the choices he felt he had to make -- even though they ended up costing him his life. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 11, 2003 +17 The interview clips that comprise the sole voice-over are carefully chosen to illuminate both Pac's scorching charisma and debilitating paranoia. fresh Laura Sinagra 1 Village Voice November 11, 2003 +17 A poet warrior of the first order emerges in this riveting chronicle of the brief life and times of rap superstar Tupac Shakur. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter November 7, 2003 +17 Lazin's remarkable achievement is to catch Tupac in the act of discovering himself. It's something to see. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 4, 2003 +17 Filmmaker Lauren Lazin has created a loving tribute to this late star as if he was her own son. Fans will approve. 4/5 fresh Eric Campos 0 Film Threat September 24, 2003 +17 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +17 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine July 3, 2004 +17 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com June 22, 2004 +17 3.5/4 fresh Sarah Rodman 0 Boston Herald February 2, 2004 +17 D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com December 2, 2003 +17 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com November 17, 2003 +17 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant November 14, 2003 +19 Tells a lot about the rationale of the open-source movement, but shows virtually none of its fruits. Interviews only open-source advocates. rotten Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian July 18, 2004 +19 remains about as graphically devoid as the old Linux command line 3/5 rotten John A. Nesbit 0 ToxicUniverse.com April 8, 2004 +19 This in-depth study of important developments of the computer industry should make it required viewing in university computer science departments for years to come. 4/5 fresh Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +19 The charm of Revolution OS is rather the way it introduces you to new, fervently held ideas and fanciful thinkers. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian December 6, 2002 +19 Must-see viewing for anyone involved in the high-tech industry. Others may find it migraine-inducing, despite Moore's attempts at whimsy and spoon feeding. 2.5/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News August 22, 2002 +19 A didactic and dull documentary glorifying software anarchy. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews August 14, 2002 +19 Ultimately, the film amounts to being lectured to by tech-geeks, if you're up for that sort of thing. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times April 18, 2002 +19 Moore's complex and important film is also, believe it or not, immensely entertaining, a David and Goliath story that's still very much playing itself out. 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle March 24, 2002 +19 Great story, bad idea for a movie. 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com March 19, 2002 +19 ... it's as comprehensible as any Dummies guide, something even non-techies can enjoy. 3/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide February 26, 2002 +19 Everybody loves a David and Goliath story, and this one is told almost entirely from David's point of view. 3/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times February 26, 2002 +19 ... a boring parade of talking heads and technical gibberish that will do little to advance the Linux cause. 1.5/4 rotten 1 New York Post February 26, 2002 +19 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +19 3/5 fresh Noah Davis 0 Hollywood.com August 23, 2002 +20 It truly captures the spirit of an entire way of life that no longer exists. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 26, 2009 +20 The nicest thing about the movie, which is a little broad in plot and long in spots, is its denseness and care in detail. fresh Renata Adler 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +20 The Night They Raided Minsky's is being promoted as some sort of laff-a-minit, slapstick extravaganza, but it isn't. It has the courage to try for more than that and just about succeeds. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +20 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 30, 2005 +21 Though Wally has its topical touches -- including the suggestion that the governor prove his innocence by exposing his private parts -- nothing hits home in Peter Baldwin's slapdash, scattershot farce. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant June 4, 2018 +21 Dangerfield misfire comedy on several levels; little to smile about. 2/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 14, 2009 +21 Deserves no respect. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 25, 2002 +21 Shudderingly awful. You'll need a shower. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +21 1/5 rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle January 12, 2007 +21 1/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 20, 2005 +21 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 22, 2005 +21 0/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle October 19, 2004 +21 0/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 4, 2002 +21 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +21 0.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +21 1/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +21 0.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +21 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +23 The movie is great. It is interesting without being heavy, smart without being pretentious and entertaining without being solicitous. 8/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 2, 2018 +23 It doesn't matter how much of the story is true because the film is the real deal. fresh Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal October 31, 2018 +23 "David O. Russell follows The Fighter and Silver Linings Playbook with the third entry in his ""reinvention"" trilogy, a film which is getting as much gold and silver on the mantelpiece this award season as his previous two, but less deservedly so." 3.5/5 fresh Alistair Ryder 0 Cinemole October 21, 2018 +23 The movie and most of its characters too often feel like caricatures, their energy pilfered from superior movies you've seen before. rotten Pat Padua 0 DCist August 30, 2018 +23 As cons within cons press loyalties on every side, the film is less about political corruption than the deep longing of its characters to find a piece of solid ground, something they can stake a life on. fresh Kathryn Reklis 0 The Christian Century August 21, 2018 +23 It busies itself with a rollicking soundtrack, sexy costumes, and increasingly implausible romantic encounters between the film's principals. rotten Megan Basham 0 WORLD April 10, 2018 +23 American Hustle amuses with irony, music and wit. It tantalizes with danger but doesn't get violent. Its sexiness - there's grinding in washrooms, on tables and laps - is electric and fun. 4/5 fresh Srijana Mitra 0 The Times of India November 17, 2017 +23 It's enjoyable and fun to watch, but just barely touches the surface of its own narrative. B- fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 6, 2017 +23 It's a sly film that slips through your fingers, leaving the glitter of great performances, but one you'll be hustling to watch again. 4/5 fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) September 6, 2017 +23 American Hustle slides with such grace through its intrigues, slipping in so many diverting props and devices and walk-ons that you may start to feel you're being hustled by the film itself. . . fresh Geoffrey O'Brien 0 The New York Review of Books August 21, 2017 +23 American Hustle has its flaws, major and minor, but it's very entertaining and contains some great performances, especially by the female cast members. fresh Betsy Sherman 0 Arts Fuse August 8, 2017 +23 One of the many pleasures of David O. Russell's American Hustle, a fizzy late-seventies cocktail of comedy, romance, and caper pic, is that Bale finally seems to be having a ball. fresh John Powers 0 Vogue July 11, 2017 +23 American Hustle is about life as a performance, the ways in which we perceive ourselves and wish to be perceived by others. 3.5/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon July 14, 2016 +23 If only this set of memorable characters were serving a story that didn't feel half-rate. B- fresh Jordan Raup 0 The Film Stage June 21, 2016 +23 A movie as smart as 'American Hustle' knows that those tactile pleasures only matter if they're attached to some kind of emotional resonance. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire June 18, 2016 +23 If American Hustle has anything real to say, it's some minor bromide about greed and corruption. Ultimately, like its central characters, it's is all about 'tude; of that, it's got a ton. 3 fresh Bill Newcott 0 AARP Movies for Grownups April 18, 2016 +23 There's not a lot of takeaway from American Hustle, but that's Russell's personality-he's got a great appetite for verve and foolhardy spectacle, rather than reverb and real-life substance. fresh Michael Atkinson 0 In These Times April 12, 2016 +23 "Full of agreeable performances and a few ""aha"" moments that most filmmakers would kill for, but it never comes together in any meaningful way." 3.5/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 8, 2016 +23 Vaults heedlessly between bedraggled comedy and serious-stakes scenes in which the director shuts off the fun. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 14, 2015 +23 Pure, raw energy. A+ fresh Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com April 23, 2015 +23 David O. Russell has made an amazing film here, filled with some of the most complicated, well-developed, and fascinating characters to grace the screen this year. fresh Mark Hughes 0 Forbes August 2, 2014 +23 It's confusing in tone, though very funny at times, especially coming from Cooper and Lawrence, but by the end, Russell feels he's warranted an emotional reaction from the audience when he's done anything but. 2.5/4 rotten Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com July 28, 2014 +23 An entertaining but bloated, starry, Grand Hotel-sized con artist caper that looks, sounds and feels like Scorsese without a smidgen of the electricity he effortlessly brings to his pictures. fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times June 28, 2014 +23 The movie's greatest strength [is] Russell's magnanimity toward his characters, an equable, never cloying embrace of their imperfections. fresh Melissa Anderson 0 Artforum May 22, 2014 +23 David O. Russell has a gift for the farce at work in American institutions, and in American Hustle he's created another instant classic. A fresh Colin Biggs 0 Movie Mezzanine May 5, 2014 +23 David O Russell's film fizzes with energy and wit, bowling along with a brio that matches the quick-wit and razzle-dazzle of its con artists. 5/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk May 4, 2014 +23 Amy Adams is spectacular, febrile, dramatic, comic, sharp, sarcastic and magnificent to look upon, especially her soaring laughter in an explosive comic-sexual scene set in a nightclub ladies' room stall. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity April 7, 2014 +23 To call the end result an absolute triumph would undercut more apropos labels; it seeks to be one of the best films of the year, and transcends that goal. 4/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org March 5, 2014 +23 Like the Abscam con, the film is a convincing confection, so well played that we don't care if it's the real deal or not. fresh Kate Stables 0 Sight and Sound February 6, 2014 +23 Look, I think this is a fabulous film. 4.5/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) February 6, 2014 +23 One of the films of the year for me. 4.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) February 6, 2014 +23 A fun, energetic caper that tries hard to make you love its characters, but mostly fails to succeed.. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight February 3, 2014 +23 What could have been a trifling little caper movie becomes, in the hands of Russell and his superb cast, a rich, character-driven film of humor, drama and surprising warmth. A- fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 16, 2014 +23 Russell's world view is essentially optimistic and romantic 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania January 12, 2014 +23 Spearheaded by enormously charismatic actors and a script's verbal wit that overrides its untidiness. 3.5/5 fresh Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer January 8, 2014 +23 Save your admiration for the performances, especially Lawrence, who is now Hollywood's most important presence in front of the camera. 3.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail January 8, 2014 +23 It turns out that comb-overs, cleavage, cocaine and kookiness are an unbeatable combo. 5/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News January 8, 2014 +23 'American Hustle' is smart, sophisticated and slick. Director David O. Russell has been nominated for the Academy Award for both last year's 'Silver Linings Playbook' and 'The Fighter,' and he's bound to earn at least a nod again this year. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) January 7, 2014 +23 To understand the breadth of disco-era deception laid out in American Hustle, understand that the most honest character in the movie is a politician. Not entirely honorable but compared with the swindle sharks circling, he's Jimmy Carter on Sundays. A fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times January 6, 2014 +23 "Grand Performances move ""Hustle" 4.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times January 6, 2014 +23 Fun, charming, but slight - and way too long and flabby in the girth for such slightness. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Little White Lies January 6, 2014 +23 A tour-de-force piece of filmmaking about the art of survival - and a cinematically-glorious throwback to the Gene Hackman era. 4/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail January 5, 2014 +23 Are we being played? Oh, yeah. Just because the time and place of a film takes place within personal experience doesn't mean it's not a historical epic. 3.5/4 fresh Burl Burlingame 0 Honolulu Star-Advertiser January 3, 2014 +23 This is one you'll want to hustle to see on the big screen. fresh Staci Layne 0 SheKnows Network January 3, 2014 +23 American Hustle doesn't conform to one genre, though it has elements of farce, screwball, heist thriller and caper comedy. In dressing it up like a Scorsese-style crime movie, Russell brings an unusual weight and tension to [the film]. fresh Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman January 3, 2014 +23 Russell, writer Eric Singer, and the hyperventilating cast keep us guessing well into the second half. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express January 3, 2014 +23 Casting Christian Bale as a Bronx Jew makes as much sense as casting Woody Allen as a Baptist minister from Alabama, not that casting Woody Allen in Bale's role would have saved this mess of a film. rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 3, 2014 +23 Though never boring, American Hustle does itself feel a little like a con - a skilled exercise in creative misdirection. 3/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times January 3, 2014 +23 Russell opts for chaos over clarity and love over work 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 2, 2014 +23 more successful than any of the cons on-screen is the con Hustle plays on its audience, 2/4 rotten Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer January 2, 2014 +23 Is there a better actress currently working in movies today than Amy Adams? 9/10 fresh Michael Bonner 0 January 2, 2014 +23 The actors act up a storm and the tacky period detail, from hideous sofas to men in curlers, fills the screen, but in the end it all feels too staged, too played, too self-aware to fully work. 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 1, 2014 +23 A complicated FBI sting operation is combined with not one, but two love triangles in this sharp, witty comedy drama topped by an audacious ending. The writing crackles with authentic-sounding dialog and the acting is superb. A fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2014 +23 The script by Eric Singer and David O. Russell is rife with banalities and ludicrous situations, mostly involving the mafia. rotten Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 31, 2013 +23 "American Hustle"" is marginally entertaining, and ultimately not a satisfying movie-going experience. " rotten David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 31, 2013 +23 Believe it or not, amidst all of the oversized collars and outlandish suits, [Russell] wrings pathos out of [his characters]. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com December 30, 2013 +23 American Hustle ultimately establishes itself as yet another disappointment from David O. Russell... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 28, 2013 +23 An incongruous jumble, American Hustle's supporting cast and Lawrence's stellar turn lingers in the eye, not the movie as a whole. For a film that perhaps attempted to break a mold, it suffers from simply not knowing what it wanted to be. 3/5 fresh Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com December 27, 2013 +23 ABSCAM comes alive in this stereotype drenched, pratfall ridden but entertaining story of good people lost in the American promise. 8/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 It's Just Movies December 26, 2013 +23 If David O. Russell's earlier movies sometimes felt like an attempt to create layered, Kid A-style concept albums, American Hustle feels more like him onstage at the Silverdome, banging out the loudest open chord he can and hip thrusting at the audience. A- fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk December 25, 2013 +23 For a good time, come see this adorable, sexy, deviously antic piece of cockeyed comedy. You want nominations? 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals December 25, 2013 +23 American Hustle isn't a bad film... but it's certainly an overrated one. B fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane December 25, 2013 +23 A story that spins out of control and lacks a comedic focus. 2/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly December 24, 2013 +23 A carnival of a film with cons, cleavage and the great Christian Bale. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer December 23, 2013 +23 You forget that Russell once made such impenetrable navel-gazing twaddle as I Heart Huckabees, and simply revel in the fact that American Hustle is often deliriously good fun. 3/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) December 22, 2013 +23 It sucks you into its alluring story as if you were a mark. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 22, 2013 +23 Deliriously alive on screen, with an energy that's often electrifying, it's a movie that in its best moments recalls Scorsese's gangster classic GoodFellas, with a bit of Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights thrown in to sweeten the pot. 4/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing December 21, 2013 +23 ... pay your money and take the ride,... laugh and ... be strangely moved by the odd-looking creatures Russell has assembled for his latest ensemble play. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 21, 2013 +23 Fun ride from Russell. 3/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle December 21, 2013 +23 If the opening scene of a film marks the first move of a grand seduction, David O. Russell scores a home run in the first five minutes of American Hustle. 4/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com December 20, 2013 +23 Beautifully, inventively constructed, and filled with rich performances that are perfectly calibrated to the offbeat tone [director David O.] Russell was going for. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 20, 2013 +23 The best ensemble performance of the year and it's all true. Sort of. 5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald December 20, 2013 +23 Perhaps most astonishing of all is that in a film filled such terrific performances, the prevailing personality is that of David O. Russell. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 20, 2013 +23 It is a superbly written movie ... featuring terrific characters who are played by one of the most talented casts of the year. 3.5/5 fresh Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune December 20, 2013 +23 "Regardless of its fine cast and stylish execution, the shallow ""American Hustle"" sells sparkle and hustle. " 2.5/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) December 20, 2013 +23 American Hustle offers a, crowd-pleasing experience - one with profound social commentary, laugh-out-loud comedy, and even unexpected moments of compassion to boot. 4.5/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant December 20, 2013 +23 The most exciting thing about David O. Russell's operatic-comedy American Hustle is how every piece of it double plays us. fresh Sara Maria 0 Movies With Butter December 20, 2013 +23 The ensemble helps to spotlight virtues in those who are flawed, and flaws in those who are virtuous, earning sympathy where sometimes none is deserved. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue December 20, 2013 +23 On paper, American Hustle should be the movie of the year and sweep the Oscars, but its supreme promise fades once the lights go down in the theater. It's good, not great. fresh Rebecca Cusey 0 Patheos December 20, 2013 +23 "Despite its drawbacks, ""American Hustle"" does have a rough-edged charm that holds your attention." 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 20, 2013 +23 The best Scorsese film directed by David O. Russell. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 20, 2013 +23 It's all hip, humorous, sad, edgy and immensely entertaining, this sprawling period parable about a group of greedy people who aren't who they purport themselves to be. 4/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile December 20, 2013 +23 "If you're looking for a clockwork-perfect crime plot, you won't find it here. But if you want to hang with some wildly unpredictable and complex characters and wonder who will come up on top, ""Hustle"" is a lot of fun." 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Madison Movie December 20, 2013 +23 Somewhat in keeping with its narrative's spectacle of deception, the comedown of this sugar rush of a film might not reveal the most nutritious consumption, but sometimes the messiest concoctions have a better taste. 4/5 fresh Josh Slater-Williams 0 The Skinny December 20, 2013 +23 Not since Goodfellas has America's dark, criminal underbelly been explored with such verve. 5/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) December 20, 2013 +23 American Hustle reminds me of a great Scorsese movie. 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 20, 2013 +23 The performances are wonderful and so is the film, but it is not easily categorised. Thriller? Caper? Comedy? Romance? Period piece? It is all of these and more. fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 20, 2013 +23 "Ambitious even as it studies, exploits and explodes ambition, ""American Hustle"" is as good as any American film this year. It's also a lot of fun. Don't miss it." A fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 20, 2013 +23 American Hustle is a movie built on that cornerstone of the American Dream, reinvention. If you're not happy with who you are, or who people think you are, then go ahead and become somebody else. Anything to survive - and thrive. 4/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 20, 2013 +23 Don't get distracted by all the quick talking, double-crosses or backstabbing. Just enjoy some of today's most talented masters of their craft doing what they do best in a film that will leave you feeling anything but ripped off once it's over. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files December 20, 2013 +23 So many layers of double-cross, lies, betrayal, grandiosity, and sheer insanity that the audience may feel they are getting lost, but in a way, that is the point. A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 19, 2013 +23 Bursting with humor, great acting and David O. Russell's abundant filmmaking talent, American Hustle is a joy to watch. 4/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee December 19, 2013 +23 Every time I want to call American Hustle's bluff, it rises to being more than the sum of some of its parts, thanks to the female performances. fresh Nathalie Atkinson 0 National Post December 19, 2013 +23 This isn't a history lesson. It's pure entertainment, an excuse for good actors to romp through a twisting, well-told tale. B fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 19, 2013 +23 The source of this movie's galvanizing intrigue is that the characters remain in play -- they never settle into place A fresh Michael Sragow 1 Orange County Register December 19, 2013 +23 It's one of the year's cleverest films, and also one of the best. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 19, 2013 +23 There is fun to be had. Just don't expect something on a level with the director's recent work. 3/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) December 19, 2013 +23 It joins the pantheon of great con job movies with The Sting, House of Games and Wild Things. 5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly December 19, 2013 +23 A sloppy, miscast, hammed up, overlong, overloud story that still sends you out of the theater on a cloud of rapture. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 19, 2013 +23 "American Hustle"" may have taken its inspiration from the art of the steal, but it has a heart of pure, if slightly tarnished, gold." 3.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 19, 2013 +23 Russell's films find their heroes among the men and women who respond with grace and conscience to what the Jennifer Lawrence character calls 'poisonous choices'... 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 19, 2013 +23 "American Hustle"" is what might result if a movie snorted cocaine." 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 19, 2013 +23 American Hustle may be the finest example of how well the Russell formula works, surpassing Silver Linings Playbook and The Fighter, his two most recent Oscar-nominated films. 4.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies December 19, 2013 +23 "With a solid-gold cast and a sterling script, ""American Hustle"" has a higher return on investment than any other movie in the marketplace." 4/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 19, 2013 +23 [Russell] seems to be having obscene amounts of fun, which becomes contagious very quickly. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 19, 2013 +23 American Hustle is a reminder that it's a privilege to see work that's so masterful. A fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee December 19, 2013 +23 Filled with rich characters and sharp dialogue, the movie turns on questions of friendship and fidelity, both personal and political, with a knockout performance by Jennifer Lawrence as the con man's jealous, ball-busting wife. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 19, 2013 +23 The screenplay is so dense and nuanced, the characters so textured and conflicted, the plot so tight and twisty that American Hustle achieves a dramatic reality of documentary proportions. 4/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald December 19, 2013 +23 David O. Russell has created this riveting world full of eccentric, well-rounded characters. American Hustle is a crime drama that is constantly engaging, hilarious, and stimulating. Christian Bale is sleazy perfection. 8/10 fresh Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com December 19, 2013 +23 Some critics love to tear down a crowd-pleasing contender. Don't let them sway you. American Hustle is a good-time holiday movie. A- fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman December 19, 2013 +23 Brilliantly directed and superbly written, this is a hugely entertaining drama with impeccable production design work, a fabulous soundtrack and note-perfect performances from a terrific ensemble cast. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 19, 2013 +23 Above everything else, Russell has an unerring talent for drawing out the best from his actors. Everyone here is in top form, though [Bradley] Cooper's near-manic FBI agent dictates some odd acting choices. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle December 19, 2013 +23 Though the maneuvering almost descends into tedium at times, Russell has created a dense and operatic portrait in which nothing is as it seems. 3.5/4 fresh David Frese 0 Kansas City Star December 19, 2013 +23 Many of the plot set-ups get plenty of laughs, but the movie feels like a series of contrivances. 3/5 rotten Antonia Quirke 0 Financial Times December 19, 2013 +23 To borrow a phrase the film's con artists are prone to saying, American Hustle works from the feet up, and the fun is intoxicating. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 19, 2013 +23 Betrays a lack of cinematic judgment that's frankly astonishing, from a group of very accomplished filmmakers and performers. It's Scorsese Karaoke. 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 EntertainmentTell December 19, 2013 +23 Think 'Casino' meets 'The Grifters,' shot through with a hefty dose of the off-kilter ... and that's 'American Hustle.' 9.5/10 fresh Kimberly Gadette 0 Doddle December 19, 2013 +23 Russell's unerring ability to take the careworn components of a story and fashion them into something unique and poignant reaches its peak with an exuberant caper that satisfies across the board - from love story to switch-backing crime yarn. 5/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema December 19, 2013 +23 It's an experiment in character exploration. You'll walk away from it with an affirmation that people are complicated bundles of contradictions. Especially these people. 3/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com December 19, 2013 +23 Being swindled has never been this much fun. 4/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com December 19, 2013 +23 Russell's aping is still a knockout, with enough razzle-dazzle style and propulsive humor to make it one of the most casually fun movies of the year. 4/5 fresh Radheyan Simonpillai 0 AskMen.com December 19, 2013 +23 American Hustle is a very well acted tale of con artists and their volatile relationships. 4/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb December 19, 2013 +23 "An example of performances transcending the motion picture they are in, ""American Hustle"" excels when observing its human figures in all of their honest and pretend forms." 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 19, 2013 +23 "Russell, following last year's sweet ""The Silver Linings Playbook"" with a very different tale of reinvention, has made a glittery disco ball of a movie, with Lawrence as its unexpectedly shining star." 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 19, 2013 +23 American Hustle confidently tackles this concept of transcending reality through deception, showcasing the versatility of its exceptional cast amidst a tale peppered with savage laughs and dark twists. 4/5 fresh Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy December 19, 2013 +23 A bizarrely still, tortured caper, the feature offers exceptional performances and a coarse script, yet attention always manages to return to its visual impression, calling up the decade in the strangest ways. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 18, 2013 +23 "American Hustle"" is a good film that could have been great had it not gone into hibernation through its middle portion. However, thanks to one of the year's best ensembles and Russell's keen eye for direction it becomes an enjoyable romp." 3/4 fresh Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com December 18, 2013 +23 American Hustle is a big, bold, and brash study of big, bold, and brash characters. 4/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 18, 2013 +23 Russell has always had a talent for harmonizing tragedy and comedy, seriousness and outlandishness, all within a precise tone that allows for a wide range of emotions and effects. But his hand has never been more sure. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 18, 2013 +23 Fast and loose but it could be fast and looser. Through voice-over, withheld info, shaggy dog stories and flywheel-spinning actor's exercises, Russell keeps yanking the plot back like a balloon salesman grabbing fleeing merchandise. fresh 0 MetroActive December 18, 2013 +23 ... [Russell] bullshits his way through the narrative, basically, giving his stellar cast plenty of room to improvise at length but in the end coming off as an indulgent storyteller unable to self-edit. 2.5 rotten Matt Kelemen 0 AspectRatio.us December 18, 2013 +23 There's a self-aware feel to the period pageantry, the alternatingly seductive and kinetic cinematography, and the actor's showcase this ramshackle contraption has been held together with spit and bailing wire to be. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 18, 2013 +23 Keeps you guessing throughout, a very well written piece and yet another Oscar contender. 4/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys December 18, 2013 +23 Russell's principal obsession is the period and, I'm sorry, but someone really should've taken the filmmaker aside before shooting began and reminded him the decade's been done to death. Maybe Ron Burgundy could've broken the news. rotten Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days December 18, 2013 +23 It's hilarious and sad and, especially, entertaining. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 18, 2013 +23 I wouldn't call American Hustle my kind of movie, but perversely, I have to admit I enjoyed it, primarily because of the twisted logic and wicked cleverness. 3.5/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer December 18, 2013 +23 A profoundly entertaining collection of none-too-bright folks who think they're smarter than everyone else. And it's all set to the best soundtrack of the year. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 18, 2013 +23 Likeable and engaging despite its overly long running time, sloppy screenplay and rambling structure. 3/5 fresh Cameron Meier 0 Orlando Weekly December 18, 2013 +23 The movie is an undeniable good time. But don't expect any of it to hold together. B fresh Will Leitch 0 Deadspin December 17, 2013 +23 AS with previous films The Fighter and Silver Linings Playbook, David O Russell can expect to bother the prize-givers this award season with American Hustle. 4/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 The Standard December 17, 2013 +23 The best time I've had at the movies all year. 5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com December 17, 2013 +23 The film zigs and zags, chasing after many different characters. And that sprawl, the rogue's gallery of strays, cheaters and deceivers, activates the film rather than deflates it. 4/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 17, 2013 +23 Jennifer Lawrence is entirely extraordinary, improving on the performance that won her an Oscar for Russell's last film. Long may this collaboration continue. 4/5 fresh Guy Lodge 1 Time Out December 17, 2013 +23 Director and co-writer David O. Russell deserves all the credit in the world for creating a story, characters and environment in which his actors could truly get lost. 5/5 fresh David Blaustein 0 ABC News Radio December 17, 2013 +23 It's a process, it's a thrill, a way to survive and to trust, to make good even when the choices are bad. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 17, 2013 +23 A great deal more fun than most Oscar hopefuls allow themselves to be. Think Goodfellas, but with bad comb-overs. And perms. And yards of corduroy and crushed velour. 4/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune December 16, 2013 +23 American Hustle is a relative of Goodfellas and Boogie Nights, although never quite as transcendently magical as those two films. Which just means it isn't one of the greatest movies ever made, so don't hold that against it. fresh Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. December 16, 2013 +23 You may not trust the facts in American Hustle but you can rely on it as one of this year's most aggressively entertaining films. 4/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman December 16, 2013 +23 An extremely entertaining, brilliantly acted, highly diverting film which - like all hustles - delivers less than it promises. Still, it's worth being taken for the ride. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine December 16, 2013 +23 One of the very best films of the year. 5/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Star December 16, 2013 +23 A well made film that left me emotionally cold. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs December 15, 2013 +23 American Hustle is Saturday Night Bluster. 2.5/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net December 15, 2013 +23 American Hustle is an ambitious satire, made by an accomplished filmmaker and loaded with terrific acting talent; but despite appreciating it for what it tried to achieve instead, it's hard not to feel slightly conned. 3.5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show December 15, 2013 +23 Deliriously entertaining and sexy. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 14, 2013 +23 Credit the script and the editing as well, but American Hustle is quite simply an actor's movie, and the entire ensemble is just fun to watch. fresh Scott Weinberg 0 GeekNation December 13, 2013 +23 In a year already graced with a glorious over-supply of great films, American Hustle arguably contains the best performance package of the lot. 4/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW December 13, 2013 +23 On the plus side of the ledger, Russell enables his cast to inhabit some colorful, downright transformative, characters. 2.1/2 fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com December 13, 2013 +23 It's rarely as playful or funny or loose or hip as it hopes. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye December 13, 2013 +23 A slick, funny and hugely entertaining film anchored by a genuine emotional centre. 4/5 fresh Tom Clift 0 Moviedex December 13, 2013 +23 Out-Scorseses Scorsese with its epic ensemble historical crime dramedy bursting with insanely engaging characters who are impossibly real and impossibly ridiculous whose stories you don't ever want to end. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 13, 2013 +23 David O. Russell picked the right cast, but the wrong genre, for a sincere meditation on insincerity. 6.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline December 13, 2013 +23 "Even with a freewheeling style, ""Hustle"" is never aimless. All that flash, sass and canny sense for detail hit the jackpot ..." 4/4 fresh Randy Myers 1 San Jose Mercury News December 13, 2013 +23 The actors give the movie different sorts of mania. fresh Wesley Morris 1 Grantland December 13, 2013 +23 It's a messy movie, yes, but that complements the messy personalities at its center. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity December 13, 2013 +23 Mesmerizing mature drama with just a bit of sex, violence. 5/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media December 13, 2013 +23 American Hustle may be full of people faking, but Russell is the real deal. 4/4 fresh Perry Seibert 0 TV Guide December 13, 2013 +23 Loose, wandering, and often monotonous. rotten David Thomson 1 The New Republic December 13, 2013 +23 It's a kaleidoscopic carnival, structured from the viewpoint of each of its main protagonists. The film itself is devised a species of scam, and for a while it's fun to be in on the con. Russell is, in effect, playing us. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor December 13, 2013 +23 ...the emphasis is on comedy and lightness highlighted by award quality performance, especially by Lawrence and Adams, who appears in extremely revealing clothes throughout. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times December 13, 2013 +23 "An awkward start, especially as it takes a moment to get used to Russell's style and tone, but once ""Hustle"" finds its footing it really takes off and is one of the most intelligent and enjoyable films of the year." 9/10 fresh Justin Craig 0 FoxNews.com December 13, 2013 +23 Despite all this copycatting, the movie still has an interesting energy. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 13, 2013 +23 Russell is so enamored with the period pizzazz - the outrageous hairstyles and outfits, the strobe-lit clubs, the yellows and browns - that the movie flatlines. 2/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork December 13, 2013 +23 With a tighter plot and more consistent tone, American Hustle could have had a shot at greatness. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony December 13, 2013 +23 "All in all, ""American Hustle"" is a fun ride - while it lasts." 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 13, 2013 +23 Ridiculously entertaining in all the best ways. 4/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 RogerEbert.com December 13, 2013 +23 An acting masterclass delivered by some of Hollywood's best. 4/5 fresh Tom Glasson 0 Concrete Playground December 12, 2013 +23 Dizzying, outlandishly entertaining ... fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 12, 2013 +23 Isn't it a pleasure to get hustled by such exquisite professionals? fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com December 12, 2013 +23 ... American Hustle is like a passionate, booze-soaked conversation at a party: fun while it last, but foggy the next morning. 4/5 fresh Adam Ross 0 The Aristocrat December 12, 2013 +23 Immensely entertaining, impeccably structured and featuring excellent performances from its entire cast, American Hustle is one of the year's absolute best films and a serious contender for every major award. 4.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 12, 2013 +23 High-energy comedy comes naturally to the filmmaker. He exults in free association, emotional riffs, in the craziness that underlies ostensibly rational behavior. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 12, 2013 +23 With one of the best ensemble casts of any film this year, it's audacious, enthralling and uproarious. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 12, 2013 +23 This year's ARGO in that it's a smart, adult caper that has the potential to both score major awards and major box office. It's a blast from start to finish. 9/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 12, 2013 +23 It truly is a good movie that will get the audience sucked in; however the tone that David O. Russell has been able to inject into his films takes surprisingly long to surface here. 3.7/5 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know December 12, 2013 +23 Russell has created another film that is a joy to watch from beginning to end; he uses his considerable talent stockpile in front of the camera to weave a story that is funny, dramatic, and laughs at itself all at once. 4/5 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know December 12, 2013 +23 A dark comedy with a dash of crime drama and a crime drama with a healthy sense of humor, American Hustle defies easy categorization as it offers up a twisty plot and some of the year's best performances. 9/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net December 12, 2013 +23 For some, the silver linings in Russell's movies represent a failure to embrace darkness. I see them as a humanist's act of resistance. That's why American Hustle ranks with the year's best movies. It gets under your skin. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 12, 2013 +23 The film has a sort of disciplined looseness to it, tightly paced and shrewdly constructed but also ridiculously entertaining. fresh Eric D. Snider 0 ScreenAnarchy December 12, 2013 +23 It's a film of jaw-dropping virtuosity and pleasure, one that leaves you revved, enthralled, tickled, moved, and amazed. A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly December 12, 2013 +23 "American Hustle"" giddily embraces the excesses of its era, from spandex to 'staches, though it's a farce that speaks as well to this tarnished age." fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times December 12, 2013 +23 ...so eager to sell the sizzle that the lack of a steak barely registers. 4/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Film Racket December 12, 2013 +23 It's a high-spirited lark that works thanks to Russell's dazzling direction, delicious period details and a parade of stellar performances. 3.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 12, 2013 +23 With a crackling script and masterful direction, Russell has made a fiction that is stranger -- and way more fun -- than the truth. He has the help of a dream cast of actors, all at the top of their games. fresh Michael Sauter 0 Film Journal International December 12, 2013 +23 This is a film to be enjoyed for its eccentric performances; a hyper, engrossing dramedy of relationships. 8.4/10 fresh Shane Ryan 0 Paste Magazine December 12, 2013 +23 In a dazzling movie about the art of the con, Jennifer Lawrence -- playing a feisty and frustrated New York housewife -- manages to steal all her scenes. 3.5/4 fresh Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly December 12, 2013 +23 David O. Russell deploys his deranged genius to explore the real events behind Abscam, cleverly focussing on the inter-relationships rather than the details of the elaborate sting operation. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com December 12, 2013 +23 American Hustle turns out to be a freewheeling party of a movie, one that never stops adding complications and wrinkles and hungry new players to the mix. A- fresh 1 AV Club December 12, 2013 +23 [David O.] Russell is not Scorsese. He doesn't do 'cool shots' with the camera. His passion is for observing actors, giving them the space to create chaos that his frames struggle to contain. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro December 11, 2013 +23 Just because David O. Russell's take on ABSCAM isn't what I'd hoped it would be doesn't mean it isn't still a damn entertaining movie. In fact, I had a blast watching it. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute December 11, 2013 +23 Director David O. Russell delivers once again with this wonderfully performed, wildly entertaining dissection of The American Dream. fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) December 11, 2013 +23 David O. Russell enters Marty Scorsese territory with the sagacious wit of Mark Twain and satire and slapstick worthy of Preston Sturges 9 fresh Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com December 11, 2013 +23 American Hustle is an extremely entertaining ride through the human condition, with characters just short of ridiculous. The beautiful thing is that Russell does this without becoming mean. 4.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald December 11, 2013 +23 American Hustle offers so many easy pleasures that people may not think of it as a work of art, but it is. In the world that Russell has created, if you don't come to play you're not fully alive. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker December 11, 2013 +23 Another vibrant film directed by David O. Russell that is bursting with colorful characters, funny scenes, and standout performances. 4/5 fresh David O. Russell 0 Spirituality and Practice December 11, 2013 +23 It is a wildly entertaining piece of work that features one of the best ensembles of the year. 4.5/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com December 11, 2013 +23 Never quite lets you forget you're watching bravura acting but that acting is deliriously funny. The film is just enough over the top so the artifice becomes part of the joke. fresh Caryn James 0 James on screenS December 11, 2013 +23 Does American Hustle have heart -- does it have importance? Such naive questions: It has Jennifer Lawrence blowing up a microwave. 5/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out December 11, 2013 +23 Lying is an ugly, grubby business, which is why hair maintenance amongst con artists is so important. 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix December 10, 2013 +23 A velvet drenched romp through the world of a con man but most of the time it's like watching a Las Vegas Martin Scorsese tribute show 3.5/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie December 10, 2013 +23 "It's a little bit ""Boogie Nights,"" a little bit ""Argo,"" a little bit ""GoodFellas."" It's a breath mint, it's a chewing gum, it's a laxative, it's a hockey puck." 2/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post December 10, 2013 +23 American Hustle contains fireworks aplenty-dramatic outbursts of bravura filmmaking, sly acting choices, a scene that makes Robert De Niro scary again-but also a few too many familiar moments. 3.5/5 fresh Keith Phipps 0 The Dissolve December 10, 2013 +23 David O. Russell has crafted an unexpectedly zany, tantalizing crowd-pleaser that's relentlessly entertaining. 1 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 10, 2013 +23 With a stacked cast, and sharp scripting and direction from Russell, American Hustle makes for a highly entertaining guide on how to fake it in America 1 fresh Sam Woolf 0 We Got This Covered December 9, 2013 +23 This film has actual heart and soul. That's because Russell looks at the whys of these people's lives in ways that make this movie jump to life at unexpected moments. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine December 9, 2013 +23 The film may lack grit but the stellar cast adds to its allure, helping to round out this dynamic account where reinvention offers the means to endure. 3.5/4 fresh Jessica Herndon 1 Associated Press December 9, 2013 +23 A feast of a movie-an uncorked entertainment in which every scene trembles with energy and actorly invention. fresh Scott Foundas 0 Film Comment Magazine December 9, 2013 +23 A deliciously entertaining movie about the perfect con, corruption and how to survive on thin ice, American Hustle starts its hustling right from the get-go with its edgy script, winning cast and fab jazzy score fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile December 7, 2013 +23 Funny, sexy and stylish as hell, Russell's Scorsese homage lacks the zip of Marty's greatest work, but makes up for it with hilarious dialogue and a killer ensemble on top form. 4/5 fresh Matt Maytum 0 Total Film December 6, 2013 +23 Martin Scorsese has his Goodfellas. David O. Russell answers with his Mediocre-fellas. 2/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 CinemaBlend December 5, 2013 +23 While Russell's film succeeds on the strength of its casting and characters, it's dragged down by a murky and poorly-paced narrative. 7.2/10 fresh Kate Erbland 1 Film.com December 5, 2013 +23 You feel that one false move from anyone could bring the whole thing crashing down to earth: fortunately, Russell's cast seem to have an innate sense of exactly how far they can push it. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 5, 2013 +23 ...doesn't amount to much, but wow does it have some electric performances. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm December 5, 2013 +23 A zany comedy that makes FBI agents look like keystone cops. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 4, 2013 +23 Russell distils his own toxic kind of nitrous oxide and pipes it into the cinema. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 4, 2013 +23 Russell and co-writer Eric Singer have used the general details of the events to whip up a truly hilarious look at a bunch of dreamers and con artists all lying each other into a lather, and it's a raucous entertainment. B+ fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix December 4, 2013 +23 While you have to admire American Hustle for its willingness to work hard and play harder, it's also hard to not notice that all of its frantic efforts don't really go anywhere new. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Cinephiled December 4, 2013 +23 one of those extremely watchable movies that will suck you into a cable tractor beam when you come across it for the next ten years 8/10 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 ScreenCrush December 4, 2013 +23 "If awards were handed out for the sloppiest movies, ""American Hustle"" would be a dead ringer for just such a booby prize. " B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 4, 2013 +23 A brilliant cast shines in David O. Russell's deliriously funny account of the notorious Abscam case. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety December 4, 2013 +23 An infectious blast of funky jazz played by a terrific cast and a director at the top of their respective games. fresh David Rooney 1 Hollywood Reporter December 4, 2013 +23 Has the kind of throbbing pulse, wicked snap and sheer moviemaking bravado that makes it one of a very few films that can be mentioned in the same breath as Goodfellas. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap December 4, 2013 +23 Russell turns the pursuit of the American dream into the ultimate escapism. B+ fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire December 4, 2013 +23 David O. Russell's American Hustle is at times both deliciously sexy and hilariously unsexy in its attempt to portray the awful, scheming hustlers we all pretend not to be. 4/5 fresh Erik Davis 0 Movies.com December 4, 2013 +24 I just have a vague sense of hating it. 1/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum July 16, 2003 +24 A comedy adventure story that reminds us how open and honest communication can break down the walls of fear existing between people and nations. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 10, 2003 +24 Bearable, but mostly middling 2/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 17, 2002 +24 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 23, 2005 +24 1/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 31, 2003 +24 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +24 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +25 Anyone who might want characters and not cliches, compelling dialogue and an intriguing scenario, look elsewhere. C- rotten Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald November 29, 2017 +25 Magical lands and sorcery add to the movie's mythic structure. While Mika is suitably simpering, the witch is delightfully evil and is a pleasure to watch. As for Reeves, his lines are minimal, but his swordplay does all the talking. 3.5/5 fresh Reagan Gavin 0 The Times of India November 17, 2017 +25 the movie is its own worst enemy 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures April 16, 2014 +25 At the helm, Rinsch turns in a movie that's deadly serious yet entirely lifeless. 1/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media April 4, 2014 +25 A handsome movie in many ways, but it feels like an unpolished first draft, one that can't quite decide how fantastical it wants to be. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 1, 2014 +25 "Reeves does an excellent job of being a stoic servant bound by honour to reject love and embrace death. And ""stoic servant"" sounds a little like an actor stuck trying to make the best of a big budget film collapsing all around him, if you think about it. " rotten Anthony Morris 0 The Vine February 13, 2014 +25 Rinsch's vision of Japan is brimming with imagination, and I found myself wishing I could spend more time there. I just don't want any of these people with me. C+ rotten Andrew Johnson 0 Movie Mezzanine January 31, 2014 +25 Keanu Reeves struggles to bring any life to this lugubrious, gloomily lit mythical tale about a group of outcast samurai soldiers. Slower than the queue at a ticket machine, it's only when the swords finally start swinging that the film really kicks in. 2/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 3AW January 18, 2014 +25 The film makers have cast their own illusion of smoke and mirrors and despite the cinematic spectacle that has the power to engage, the juxtaposition of Reeves' character grates, coupled with stilted dialogue and an overlong running time rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 17, 2014 +25 Ignore the poor reviews. The story's a cracker, the action is deftly executed and it's largely, a fun ride. fresh Jarrod Walker 0 FILMINK (Australia) January 15, 2014 +25 Kikuchi seems to have wandered in from a completely different, campier film; but that's more than can be said for Reeves, who appears to have wandered in from the street. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 10, 2014 +25 It's hard to ignore the overwhelming sense of dullness as the story plods along with an unbreakably straight face. 2/5 rotten Liam Maguren 0 Flicks.co.nz January 9, 2014 +25 with the retelling of legends, aspects of the story are emphasized or smothered in reaction to the temper of the times, that this one eschews politics for romance and spectacle is no more or less valid than earlier versions, just far less well told. 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews January 6, 2014 +25 ... reverent at times but smacks of demographic pandering with its efforts to be not only a historical war epic, but also a supernatural thriller and a fantasy adventure. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue January 6, 2014 +25 First-time director Carl Rinsch's mega-budget take on one of Japan's most enduring legends feels like a folly that should never have been indulged. 2/5 rotten Rob Carnevale 0 The List January 6, 2014 +25 The pacing is cloddish and tone unaccountably dour. rotten Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader January 3, 2014 +25 We wanted characters that don't require a narrator to explain who they are. We wanted lofty pontification about bushido 2/5 rotten Tara Brady 0 Irish Times January 1, 2014 +25 What could have been an exciting action film with an engaging premise just doesn't add up to the sum of its parts. 2.2/5 rotten Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know December 29, 2013 +25 Dull, faltering fantasy/action feature that might work better as a video game. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 29, 2013 +25 The idea that revenge is a prerequisite for transcendence is an odd underpinning for a modern blockbuster. What would Nelson Mandela have made of that I wonder? If only we could ask him. rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray December 27, 2013 +25 A singular viewing experience: a multi-colored downer fantasy which combines bursts of imagination with a bleak worldview, resulting in something that rarely feels mainstream. B fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club December 27, 2013 +25 Believe it or not, for all its additions, it's too respectful. You want it to be funnier, crazier. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture December 26, 2013 +25 Solemn as a funeral march, humorless as your junior high principal, as Japanese as a grocery-store California roll, Keanu Reeves's let's-mope-about-and-kill-ourselves samurai drama has exactly three things going for it. rotten Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice December 26, 2013 +25 A fairer title might have been Ronin in the Gloamin'. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 26, 2013 +25 Universal ruins Christmas and ends the cult of Keanu in one fell swoop. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service December 25, 2013 +25 It's a mute-button movie, with passages of gorgeous cinematic craftsmanship. It's too bad the rest of the effort blocks the view. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 24, 2013 +25 Any story that's been passed down through several generations is likely to have been embellished along the way, but this adaptation of a Japanese folk tale takes things a little too far. 2/5 rotten Sarah Dobbs 0 SFX Magazine December 24, 2013 +25 An overlong, underwhelming movie now hitting theaters that certainly wasn't worth the wait. rotten Mark Olsen 1 Los Angeles Times December 24, 2013 +25 What sucks is that the production design and the creatures look really cool, and a quest narrative set in this world could have been a lot of fun. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 The Robot's Voice December 24, 2013 +25 a respectful but inert advertisement for intercultural cooperation 1.5/5 rotten Blake Crane 0 Film Racket December 24, 2013 +25 Ultimately, this vision of feudal Japan seems to fall somewhere between a graphic novel and computer game. But even comics and games are less witless and tedious than this. 2/5 rotten John Nugent 0 Sky Cinema December 24, 2013 +25 Memo to Hollywood: Find another use for Keanu Reeves. 0/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News December 24, 2013 +25 The basics of the story remain unchanged, but it's the wanna-be-blockbuster additions that rankle, be it the incoherent direction of first-time feature director Carl Rinsch or the copious CGI beasties who look like rejected Lord of the Rings villains. 1/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out December 24, 2013 +25 As impressive as these visual elements prove to be, the film struggles to grab and maintain audiences' interest, whether or not they know the underlying legend by heart. rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety December 23, 2013 +25 Insufferably boring, culturally hegemonic, and profoundly ugly. 0.5/10 rotten David Ehrlich 1 Film.com December 23, 2013 +25 As the old adage goes, you can't polish a turd. But you can sprinkle plenty of CGI and countless close-ups of Keanu Reeves looking morose onto it. 1/5 rotten Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy December 23, 2013 +25 This botched vision accepts the warrior's nobility at face value and sees the story merely as a springboard for high-flying action and CGI special effects. 1/4 rotten Kenji Fujishima 0 Slant Magazine December 22, 2013 +26 I have the horrible feeling that in cold print that sounds a lot livelier than it is. In practice, it plays like an overlong round of Whose Line Is It Anyway? where all the participants are stoned. rotten Mark Steyn 0 The Spectator January 24, 2018 +26 All laurels eventually become resting grounds, and with Coffee and Cigarettes, Jim Jarmusch rides his own coattails, with none of the panache that defined his earlier work. rotten Lisa Rosman 0 The Brooklyn Rail July 25, 2017 +26 ... an anthology of curiosities, some more curious than others, wound around a diverse cast paired off for random ramblings over caffeine and nicotine. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com August 13, 2016 +26 Curious collection of shorts will bore most kids. 3/5 fresh Afsheen Nomai 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +26 Independent filmmaking grandfather Jim Jarmusch conceives the laziest and most tiring movie of his career with a series of vignettes calculated around celebrities talking over coffee and cigarettes. D rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 10, 2009 +26 Bitingly witty and fun. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +26 Jarmusch continues to be one of the most intriguing and compelling filmmakers of the age. A- fresh Jason Gorber 0 Film Scouts June 21, 2007 +26 ...a brilliant examination of the nature of the modern encounter. 5/5 fresh Uri Lessing 0 www.kcactive.com July 25, 2005 +26 A little less than half of the film worked for me, which cannot justify a recommendation. C- rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 17, 2005 +26 Often gorgeous and poetic film. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television January 24, 2005 +26 No matter how respected a celebrity is, watching him or her jabber about caffeine's stimulative power is not revealing. 1/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal December 17, 2004 +26 Eleven smart breaks from everyday reality. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette October 30, 2004 +26 Coffee and Cigarettes feels thin and slight at times.... But at its best, the movie achieves the charm and delight that underscores Jarmusch's best work 3/5 fresh Jay Antani 0 Los Angeles Alternative September 30, 2004 +26 Arranged in short episodes, each composed entirely of awkward and embarassed conversation between midlevel celebs, Coffee and Cigarettes entertains fitfully. 3/5 fresh Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian September 26, 2004 +26 Falls flat as often as it makes magic, the cumulative effect as comforting as a night spent at your coffee shop taking in humanity's endlessly colourful social exchanges. 6 rotten 0 Apollo Guide September 22, 2004 +26 A caffeinated exercise in nonsequitur metaphysics... 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 13, 2004 +26 Coffee and Cigarettes will either entertain or madden you. Maybe both. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register August 16, 2004 +26 Embarrassingly lopsided between the evocative talents of its starry cast and crew members and the sheer banality of what Jarmusch has actually invited them to participate in. C- rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 16, 2004 +26 It's endearing, plotless and strange. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 15, 2004 +26 Ordinary people don't generally go for Jarmusch's quirky films, and while this won't earn him a huge mainstream audience, it is accessible in a harmless, unpretentious way. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 14, 2004 +26 The segments are uneven, some so wispy they all but evaporate off the screen, but the ones that work prove once again that Jarmusch is one of the most dryly amusing, smartest and original independent filmmakers around. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International August 8, 2004 +26 What unites everything is Jarmusch's playful, hang-dog absurdism. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 7, 2004 +26 By Jarmusch's own previously set standards in such films as Stranger Than Paradise, Ghost Dog, and Dead Man, Coffee and Cigarettes serves up a weak brew. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle July 25, 2004 +26 A black-and-white novelty that plays like a directing-class exercise, you take your good with your bad with this one. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 23, 2004 +26 Jarmusch concocts a comedic anthology that's calculated, arbitrary and inconsistent -- and so hilarious when it works that you'll forget any regrets before the last cup is downed. 4/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly July 22, 2004 +26 While the collection of vignettes offers a few great pleasures, in the context of Jim Jarmusch's oeuvre, it is slight. 6/10 fresh Josh Ralske 0 All Movie Guide July 11, 2004 +26 As with any collection of shorts, some work better than others. Here, though, none is a failure and a few are fabulous. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle July 9, 2004 +26 An oddball tribute to the art of conversation -- you know, just hanging out and talking with friends. 3/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee July 9, 2004 +26 I came out of the theater as refreshed as if I were coming out of a coffeehouse. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 6, 2004 +26 Talk, mood and feel dominate as action fades into the background. The air is filled with the sting of smoke, buttressed by the heavy smell of a dark brew. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star June 25, 2004 +26 The film is a series of scenes, skits, episodes, that show two or sometimes three people smoking and sipping and conversing, usually in grungy places and usually improvising -- at least that's the intended impression. rotten Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic June 13, 2004 +26 The vignettes have the pleasant cumulative effect of making us slow down to smell the coffee. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 11, 2004 +26 As infuriating and inconsistent as a film can get. Some of its scenes are quite dull and dry, yet others are fascinating and funny. And others still are just head-scratchingly weird. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 11, 2004 +26 Bill Murray evokes a few guffaws in one skit here, but other segments fail to elicit much interest or laughter. rotten Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews June 11, 2004 +26 It is decaffeinated to the point of paralysis, which is the opposite reaction the stimulants in question typically produce. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 10, 2004 +26 Star appeal aside, I needed a cup of joe to get through this one. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly June 9, 2004 +26 A hit-or-miss movie. C+ rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution June 3, 2004 +26 Plays like a group of actors giving their best effort for ten minutes or so in order to win some coveted role. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews June 2, 2004 +26 Jarmusch missed his mark; trying to present simple, non-dramatic moments but using celebrities 2/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit June 2, 2004 +26 The work of a filmmaker so convinced of his own hipness and secure in his cult status that he needn't concern himself with such niceties as clever writing. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 1, 2004 +26 The films have been exhibited over the years at festivals and museums but, viewed together, they cohere surprisingly well. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press May 28, 2004 +26 It's the rare chance to glimpse the doodles of an auteur. A fresh Karen Karbo 0 Oregonian May 28, 2004 +26 An irresistible idea results in a movie as hazy and sometimes as irritating as cigarette smoke. C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News May 28, 2004 +26 At least three of the spots make the hour and a half worthwhile through an addicting blend of hilarity and beauty. 3/4 fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post May 28, 2004 +26 Sometimes movies tire us by trying too relentlessly to pound us with their brilliance and energy. Here is a movie pitched at about the energy level of a coffee break. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 28, 2004 +26 The short form looks like a genuine alternative in Jarmusch's hands because of what he does with it. 3/4 fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader May 28, 2004 +26 Though Coffee and Cigarettes provokes the occasional buzz, it is really just a respite from any serious business [Jarmusch] may have planned, or may be putting off. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press May 28, 2004 +26 You have to revisit that record time after time to appreciate the concept, to figure it out, to admire it, to groove on it, to get it. fresh Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer May 28, 2004 +26 They did manage to achieve the near-impossible: to show all that coffee drinking without a single Starbucks, but that certainly doesn't qualify as entertainment. 1.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com May 28, 2004 +26 [T]here is a refreshing rough-and-tumble energy to the films, even the ones that don't fully gel. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher May 27, 2004 +26 It has the sad, goofy charm of a silent comedy with Buster Keaton, a Jarmusch favorite, with passive-aggressive hits and flashes of barely contained antagonism. B- fresh Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News May 27, 2004 +26 Although this talky collection of black-and-white films from Jim Jarmusch ... has the potential to drive anyone into the lobby, it rewards those who are patient. 3/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic May 27, 2004 +26 Although it flat-lines repeatedly in episodes that feel like improvised acting exercises, the film is more than intermittently amusing and occasionally hilarious. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 27, 2004 +26 The draggy ones make you restless while the best ones, like the movie's title ingredients, provide a buzz that doesn't last long enough. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune May 27, 2004 +26 Brilliant when it's working and dull as dishwater when it's not. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 26, 2004 +26 Coffee and Cigarettes will attract fans of Jim Jarmusch's quirky film style and offbeat humor. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 24, 2004 +26 An anthology of curiosities, some more curious than others... B- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer May 24, 2004 +26 An amusing selection of vignettes. 3/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald May 21, 2004 +26 Nearly all are almost painfully self-conscious as the actors strain for the hip brand of improvised spontaneity that is usually guaranteed by a Jarmusch production. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post May 21, 2004 +26 Jarmusch demonstrates once again why he is the sultan of strange encounters. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star May 21, 2004 +26 There are few things more boring than cool. Cool keeps to itself; cool doesn't reveal itself. For cool to be cool, it has to be part of a larger story. Here it's not. 2/4 rotten Erik Lundegaard 1 Seattle Times May 21, 2004 +26 Things pick up with the latter pieces, which were shot independently of any ongoing Jarmusch production and consequently feel less like outtakes, afterthoughts. 2.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 21, 2004 +26 It's all weird. It's often humourous. It can be a tad precious but it's mostly very engaging. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies May 21, 2004 +26 Expect a map, and you'll be sorely disappointed. Work to make one, and you'll be happily addicted. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail May 21, 2004 +26 Jarmusch has aged into a hipster of a sly, vulnerable vintage. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe May 21, 2004 +26 Though Jarmusch is fond of deflecting gestalt reads of his films individually and collectively, make no mistake that there is a meticulous structure. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central May 20, 2004 +26 It is way cool -- and funny -- in ways that more expensive comedies trying harder rarely are. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine May 20, 2004 +26 The film begins on a comparative high note with Roberto Benigni and Steven Wright as two good-natured screwballs, and it ends with a lyrically poignant epiphany with Bill Rice and the once-impish Taylor Mead. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer May 20, 2004 +26 Discussing his innovative combinations of alternative medicine and music, RZA provides a clever gloss on his own numerologizing and Eastern philosophizing. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters May 20, 2004 +26 A doodle on the notepad of a major filmmaker -- sort of a charming stopgap between bigger and better Jarmusch pictures. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 19, 2004 +26 He obsessively contrives his characters and situations to work toward something -- a point, a message, a statement. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 19, 2004 +26 The movie abounds in stellar moments. 3.5/4 fresh Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine May 18, 2004 +26 From one scene to the next, you never know what to expect, and that's thrilling. 4/5 fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com May 15, 2004 +26 those who remain patient through the film's several dry spells will be richly rewarded in the end stretch C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 15, 2004 +26 The last two skits are the best; the first features Bill Murray, RZA, and GZA, and the second stage actors Bill Rice and Taylor Mead. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com May 15, 2004 +26 Feel so haphazardly conceived and slapped together that one wonders for whom this compilation was made. 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today May 14, 2004 +26 While sometimes evocative, they don't add up to a satisfying movie any more than, as several characters are cautioned, coffee and cigarettes constitute a healthy lunch. 2.5/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide May 14, 2004 +26 Despite glimmers of wit and a hipper-than-thou cast, it's painstakingly smug, and smaller than the sum of its parts. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate May 14, 2004 +26 Flat and uninspired. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 14, 2004 +26 In a world where even the independent filmmakers are all starting to look alike, it's a pleasure to welcome back the one-of-a-kind eccentricities of a true original. fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger May 14, 2004 +26 A couple of the sketches in the middle drag lifelessly, but the best ones -- usually revolving around a sharp satire of celebrity -- buoy the whole. 3/4 fresh Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post May 14, 2004 +26 Nine of the shorts are instantly forgettable, two are wryly amusing and one is a knockout. 2/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News May 14, 2004 +26 This is a film for people who want something more than predictable entertainment. It's for people who love to watch people. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Christianity Today May 14, 2004 +26 While a few are touched by brilliance and a few more are mildly amusing, others provide ample opportunity for leaving the theater to buy popcorn or take a coffee break. 2.5/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com May 14, 2004 +26 There is art here, and amusement to be had. But most of it is of an arch and trifling nature, as lasting as a chemical rush and ephemeral as smoke. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News May 14, 2004 +26 At best, an interesting idea that seems to get lost in the cigarette smoke 2.5 rotten Vanessa Sibbald 0 Zap2it.com May 14, 2004 +26 May inspire a shrug from most viewers, but it has lingered with me, growing sillier and more charming each time I think about it. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 14, 2004 +26 It's like a showcase for actors to be seen by agents and casting directors, except this ensemble is already made of stars and celebrities. 2/5 rotten Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com May 14, 2004 +26 Eleven slices of comedy heaven. A fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com May 14, 2004 +26 Of the twelve shorts, there's really only three that are good and a few that are passable. The other half are uninteresting, poor, and at times, incredibly painful to watch. 1.5/5 rotten Jeff Otto 0 IGN Movies May 14, 2004 +26 This delightful confection of short vignettes centered around java and smoking offers a whimsical glimpse of American envy, addiction, humor and pop culture. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 14, 2004 +26 It's a slow burn at times, but in the end, it's as satisfying as a good cup of, well, you know what. A- fresh 0 E! Online May 13, 2004 +26 Has a student film quality in its conception and realization rotten George Wu 0 culturevulture.net May 13, 2004 +26 Jim Jarmusch's anthology of minor-key vignettes is a celebration of caffeine, nicotine and the indolent pleasure of sitting around and consuming them. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times May 13, 2004 +26 Some are weak, some are superb ... but they get better as they go along, ending with the most understated and touching of all, featuring Taylor Mead and Bill Rice as cultural rebels who've outlived their rebellions. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor May 13, 2004 +26 It's worth fidgeting through the mediocre stuff to get to three good pieces. fresh John Powers 1 L.A. Weekly May 12, 2004 +26 Jarmusch the sly formalist, it seems, has become a virtuoso of the interpersonal duet. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly May 12, 2004 +26 Subdued when it should be overblown and worthwhile when it should be a trifle. 3.5/5 fresh Bryce Wilson 0 CinemaBlend May 11, 2004 +26 Never more or less than what it appears to be, the film is a slow honky-tonk thud-beat, only intermittently punctuated by a joke or idea. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice May 11, 2004 +26 A series of vignettes, mostly unworkable. C+ rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve May 11, 2004 +26 thoughtfully observes the human compulsion to connect via conversation in all its glorious absurdity 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews May 7, 2004 +26 Most successful are the mini-comedies with a loose punchline, while others barely qualify as character sketches. fresh Deborah Young 1 Variety May 4, 2004 +26 Sure, it's just two or three people bonding over the twin addictions of the title. But Jarmusch makes it a feast that plays like a haunting concept album. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone April 30, 2004 +26 The short films in this collection are dreamily affecting curiosities, stilted and just enough off-kilter to keep the viewer attentive. B- fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews April 21, 2004 +26 "After aimless improv with Benigni and Waits, a binary appearance by Cate Blanchett shows us what the term ""screen star"" means. Her sample reel is tops." 2.5/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals April 12, 2004 +26 apt to provide a slight, delectable buzz but little nutritional value 2.5/5 rotten Nick Schager 0 Filmcritic.com April 9, 2004 +26 Alas, Coffee and Cigarettes is more fun to reminisce about afterwards than it is to endure. 2.5/4 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine April 8, 2004 +26 Most of the shorts, despite the star power on tap, are negligible. 2.5/5 rotten Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 18, 2004 +26 2/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +26 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +26 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 23, 2004 +26 8/10 fresh Nik Huggins 0 Future Movies UK October 19, 2004 +26 3/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com October 19, 2004 +26 3/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) August 30, 2004 +26 B- fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +26 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire July 3, 2004 +26 3/4 fresh 0 Baltimore Sun June 11, 2004 +26 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com March 22, 2004 +28 A cookie cutter creation, churned out for an existing fan base and little else. 5 rotten Janet Branagan 0 Apollo Guide October 25, 2003 +33 Frankie Faison comes the closest to Vonnegut's spirit in his bold caricature of the Black Fuehrer of Harlem. 4/5 fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 25, 2018 +33 Director Keith Gordon emphasizes the speeches more than other issues, and his otherwise thoughtful movie needlessly romanticizes hate. 2.5/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune August 23, 2017 +33 Nick Nolte is excellent in Keith Gordon's ambitious but flawed adaptation of Vonnegut's fascinating novel. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 28, 2011 +33 Surprisingly good Vonnegut adaptation 4/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum July 14, 2005 +33 Helps us to see that there is no escaping the burdens of living in a political world. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 28, 2002 +33 A serious drama that is also funny without crossing into burlesque. 3.5/4 fresh Andy Seiler 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +33 Wonderfully mysterious and emotionally draining. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +33 B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +33 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +33 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com September 25, 2005 +33 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 8, 2005 +33 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 16, 2005 +33 3/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World February 4, 2005 +33 2/5 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 22, 2004 +33 3/5 fresh Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca July 27, 2004 +33 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews May 20, 2003 +33 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +33 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +33 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +33 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +33 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +33 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +33 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +33 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +33 4/5 fresh James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +33 6/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +33 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly November 1, 1996 +34 Woo's signature visual ballistics and predilection for highly wrought melodrama of the kind Douglas Sirk might be proud are imprinted on virtually every frame 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 4, 2018 +34 Still a fun movie even if it doesn't match the high standards of the rest of the series thanks to Woo bringing his trademark over the top action sequences. 6/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files July 28, 2015 +34 Good thrill ride of a movie for teens and older. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +34 This will go down on my list as the better sequels. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +34 Woo lays on his own particular high-octane stylishness so thick the results edge perilously toward self-parody. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety March 27, 2009 +34 Here, Woo just seems to fall back on slow-mo whenever he gets bored, which apparently is often. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 18, 2008 +34 For all my profound reservations about the whole project, I wound up liking it more, or, at least disliking it less, than I had anticipated. Thandie Newton is the biggest reason. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer April 27, 2007 +34 Woo's hysterically hyper visuals and boytoy gimmickry can't camouflage the emptiness of the enterprise. rotten Derek Adams 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +34 It doesn't matter how many extra months the director spends creating impressive action scenes. If the audience is not emotionally invested in the fate of the heroes, no amount of explosions will make them care. 2.5/5 rotten Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +34 The makers don't go out of their way to make this original in any way, but the quality comes through. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +34 This sequel seems afraid of confusing people, so much so that it dumbs down the plot to an insulting level. C- rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +34 A more coherent and romantic script. 2.5/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 26, 2004 +34 Rather than a groundbreaking piece of new gadgetry, this thriller is like an old, well-oiled machine. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 22, 2003 +34 Woo outwits, outgadgets, outstunts and outdirects the original with one hand tied behind his back. 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +34 Fans of straight action/adventure may enjoy this film; fans of TV's Mission: Impossible may not recognize it. 3/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +34 Despite Cruise's attempts here to be Byronic, there's something strenuous about his soulfulness; he turns everything, even repose, into calisthenics. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 16, 2003 +34 By any reasonable measure Mission: Impossible II is a successful action-adventure film. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 0 Sight and Sound December 2, 2002 +34 God bless John Woo. fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +34 It's fun. It's laughable. It has moments of excitement, moments of sheer idiocy and moments of sheer idiotic excitement. fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +34 Everything has fallen into place for an action megathriller that should please everyone except those still smarting over the Jim Phelps betrayal. fresh Gary Susman 0 Boston Phoenix June 11, 2002 +34 A strained sequel to a feature rip-off of an old television show with a stealable theme song. On screen and off, no one's getting marks for originality here. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +34 If not the worst movie of the year, the most insulting and infuriating. rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine March 7, 2002 +34 Capraesque. Hitchcockian. Add Wootastic to the Lexicon. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +34 The crashes, action sequences and effects are all accomplished pretty much seamlessly and professionally though one criticism of this movie is overabundance. 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +34 Those hoping for a solid flick using the full talents of people like Woo, Cruise, Rhames, etc. will sadly be disappointed. 5/10 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +34 How the mighty have fallen. 2/4 rotten Andrew Howe 0 Film Written Magazine April 2, 2001 +34 This is the action movie of the year, maybe the best in several years. It is trying to be the next Bond-type franchise series and if the next one is anywhere near this good, it may succeed. 1 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +34 If Mr. Cruise peeled off his face and turned out to have been Chow Yun Fat all along, the picture might be saved. 3/5 rotten 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +34 Woo is in fine form. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +34 Isn't bad as summer action fare goes. fresh Sean P. Means 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +34 There are graceful Woo touches even outside the action scenes, like the swaying of sheep as a helicopter buzzes their pen in the Outback. But it's not enough to get over the blandness. rotten Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +34 It's eye candy that detonates. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +34 A terrific thrill ride of a movie. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +34 at times he gets carried away, still true, Woo is cool. This mission would have been next to impossible without him. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +34 Without any suspense the film just looks like it's an extended commercial for dudes who think they look cool in throwaway sunglasses. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +34 Where Cruise's deference helped elevate his previous two films to artistic heights, his egotism has deflated his latest. 2.5/4 rotten Shay Casey 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +34 The action and the intended-to-be-graceful moments are more silly than stunning, prompting more laughter than applause. rotten Lucas Hilderbrand 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +34 The problems here can be summed up thus: 'Produced by Tom Cruise.' 3/10 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +34 As a complete film, it's not as great as one would hope and can't help but come off as not much more than a revved up, but nonetheless, mediocre Bond wannabe. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +34 Action fans will get a kick out of it. Mark this one as strictly for the testosterone set. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +34 A vaguely absurd epidemiological thriller filled with elaborately superfluous setups and shamelessly stale James Bond riffs. rotten 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +34 Quite simply, Woo is to action what Fred Astaire was to dance and John Wayne was to winning the West. Nobody does it better. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +34 The movie is good for its minimal escapism, but little more. 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +34 Old-fashioned entertainment liberally coated with flair, style and an explosion of action. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +34 It's still entertaining and fun, in a check-your-brain-at-the-box-office kind of way. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +34 Second-string Woo. rotten KJ Doughton 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +34 An effective spectacle of violence. 8/10 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +34 A thoroughbred racehorse of a movie: sleek, fast, graceful and utterly devoid of intellectual content. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 1, 2000 +34 Breezy, breathless, brainless fun. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +34 Trust me, this is the real thing. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +34 We can finally put the aging James Bond to rest. He's been replaced as cinema's best spy by Ethan Hunt of the Mission: Impossible films. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +34 An utter disappointment and a delusion of a film. Stay away -- far away. 3/5 fresh James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +34 Loud, technically proficient, very expensive, and pretty much soulless. C+ rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +34 The film continually halts the action to repeat the plot to us, sometimes word for word. 3/5 rotten William Gallagher 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +34 Instead of being the next great John Woo masterpiece, it is yet another in the growing roster of action flicks that merely seem to reek of his influence. 6/10 rotten Ed Scharf 0 CheckOut.com January 1, 2000 +34 John Woo takes over the director's reins this time, bringing his accomplished visual flair to the proceedings. fresh Jonathan Lewis 0 Gay Chicago Magazine January 1, 2000 +34 Defiantly brainless, but it's still big-time eye candy. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +34 Just like with the first film, the action sequences are stronger than the actual story. 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +34 The movie as a whole is a leap backwards, assembled out of a story as thin as noodles, and stunts so overproduced and bloated that they leave us staring on in disbelief. 1.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +34 An overload of non-stop, gravity-defying action sequences. 3/4 fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers January 1, 2000 +34 This flick has little intrigue to tie it to its namesake and it comes off more like a very expensive John Woo spoof. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +34 Dull, routine, and not much fun. 2/4 rotten Dave McCoy 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +34 Kimball's work is always appealing to the eye yet never too noticeable so as to draw attention away from the movie's plot. 6/10 rotten Mac Verstandig 0 Moviereviews.org January 1, 2000 +34 A dizzyingly enjoyable retro rollercoaster. fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +34 Brains will be checked at the door; a good time will be had by some. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +34 The sequel has exposition to spare, but it resembles someone talking to a person who doesn't speak their language and thinks he can make them understand by talking louder and slower. rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +34 Entertaining in its own wacky way. fresh Karen Hershenson 0 Contra Costa Times January 1, 2000 +34 Woo beats Brian De Palma's direction of M:I all to heck. fresh Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +34 The plot lacks the deftness of the first film. rotten Sharon Pian 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +34 The script, by Robert Towne isn't just coherent, it's also occasionally funny in self-referential ways. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +34 The movie plays better than its predecessor to audiences that are not turned off by human emotions. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +34 Once again, so many talented, smart, wealthy people are selling the slam-bam of sadism and an idiotic plot that could be the senile fantasy of Klaus Barbie. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +34 Any minute now, it'll stand up and pull off its mask and voice chip and be revealed for what it truly is: a rejected Bond script. 1.5/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +34 Kimball's work is always appealing to the eye yet never too noticeable so as to draw attention away from the movie's plot. 6/10 rotten Mac Verstandig 0 Stage Newspaper January 1, 2000 +34 A few nice moments does not a movie make. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +34 The bottom line is that it delivers all the excitement and adventure it promises. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 1, 2000 +34 Even the most spectacular things Woo unleashes here feel strangely impersonal. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +34 The action sequences are truly breathtaking, and Woo's attention to detail pays off in a film where computer keystrokes are as vital as huge explosions. 4/5 fresh Serena Donadoni 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) January 1, 2000 +34 Cruise has hit his stride as an action hero with such confidence that he can completely take over any scene the script requires him to. fresh George Meyer 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +34 [John Woo] sacrifices logic and narrative coherence with less hesitation than one of his villains would display in shooting an accomplice to avoid apprehension. rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +34 To his credit, Woo milks every last ounce of poetry from this mission, filling out Robert Towne's anemic script with his trademark doves, slo-mo acrobatics, and double-fisted gunplay. fresh 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +34 Woo is a singularly graceful filmmaker, a true believer in the power of elegant stunt choreography and the infinite allure of the human face. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +34 Had there not been a Battlefield Earth I'd say this was the biggest turkey of the summer. 6/10 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +34 Mission: Impossible looks poised to take over as the spy series moviegoers can get excited about. fresh Steve Tilley 0 Edmonton Sun January 1, 2000 +34 Check your brains at the popcorn stand and hang on for a spectacular ride. fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +34 If you've ever wished that a really good action director -- John Woo, say -- would make a James Bond film, you can stop wishing. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +34 Cruise makes a convincing hero. fresh Bob Thomas 1 Associated Press January 1, 2000 +34 Ends up being just another schlock fest with high speed hi-jinx and more stunts than anybody should ever throw money at. rotten 0 BeatBoxBetty.com January 1, 2000 +34 A very good summer movie. fresh Andy Klein 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +34 I generally don't like my action movies so action-free. 5/10 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +34 A disappointing foray, a generic piece of very expensive filmmaking that lacks the James Bond wit and eclat while at the same time highlights a romance that is as sexless as it is inconceivable. rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +34 A coy and hollow parody. 3/10 rotten Tom Block 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +34 ...yet another routine action thriller designed to showcase the star appeal of Tom Cruise. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +34 Woo is not able to make the action scenes believable or enjoyable. 0 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +34 A sleek, stylistic adventure thriller, a fun-filled popcorn picture that will not self-destruct. 1 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +34 An extremely entertaining vehicle, a testosterone-filled escape. It's a slam-bang way to begin the summer. 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +34 Anyone who's followed Woo's career knows he's better than this material. 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +34 The silliest movie you'll see this summer. 2/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +34 C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 18, 2008 +34 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight October 18, 2008 +34 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 18, 2008 +34 2/5 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com January 27, 2002 +34 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +34 3/4 fresh 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +34 B- fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 1, 2000 +35 What makes it so haunting is the sensitivity to its lead characters and their unusual plight. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 13, 2009 +35 Shares some themes with Lynch's The Elephant Man. 3.5/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) July 1, 2004 +35 The Polish brothers make an auspicous debut, and establish a tone -- like it or not, they've delivered on it since then. 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times January 8, 2004 +35 Beautiful, hypnotic film about Siamese twin brothers. 5/5 fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org March 30, 2003 +35 ...straddles the stylistic gulf between David Lynch and the Coen brothers. It is a creepy film, beautiful in odd and disturbing ways. A- fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 23, 2002 +35 The film got caught up too much in the tragedy of the twin's life without coming up with much more than heavy symbolism for its answers. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +35 Nothing much happens, but we go on a journey just the same... B+ fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +35 A small, poignant gem despite its laggardly pacing. Definitely an off-beat, side show attraction, but with three big rings of heart, character, and soul. 3/4 fresh Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +35 A movie as compelling and unusual as its subject. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor January 1, 2000 +35 The Polishes aim to find what a union between two people really means and demands, and their film is surprisingly gentle, heartfelt and sweet. fresh Peter Henne 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +35 an air of mystery - not a whodunit mystery, but a deeper, internal mystery of the spirit and the soul fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +35 Twin Falls Idaho is flawed in many ways but its virtues also cannot be denied. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +35 A sad, fascinating, and profoundly moving portrait of two individuals who have learned, not by choice, to live together. 3.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +35 A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +35 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +35 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +35 B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +35 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) December 18, 2003 +35 1/5 rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 2, 2003 +35 2.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +35 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +35 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +35 4/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 11, 2002 +35 B- fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 3, 2002 +35 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +35 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +35 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +35 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +35 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +35 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +35 A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +35 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +35 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +35 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +35 8 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +35 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +35 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +35 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +35 1.5/4 rotten Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +35 3.5/5 fresh Aileo Weinmann 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +35 2/5 rotten Ben Falk 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +35 2.5/4 rotten 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +35 8/10 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +35 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly July 30, 1999 +38 This ranks as one of Hammer's greatest ever. 8/10 fresh John Higgins 0 Starburst November 9, 2017 +38 A rattling collection of warmed-over ideas filmed on a paltry budget...doesn't do anything that Dracula and Prince of Darkness didn't already do better. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy October 21, 2008 +38 Yet another Chris Lee Dracula picture 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 7, 2002 +38 2.5/5 rotten Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film April 18, 2011 +38 6 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 Apollo Guide January 12, 2002 +40 This movie looks and feels like the dutiful labors of a good man who should have vacationed at this gorgeous mythical land rather than filmed a movie at the site. rotten Lisa Rosman 0 The Brooklyn Rail July 25, 2017 +40 "Casa de los Baby's"" is a frustrating and tedious experience to endure." D+ rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 15, 2009 +40 Didactic rather than dramatic, and schematic rather than realistic, Sayles' femme-driven yarn, set in an anonymous place, lags behind the zeitgeist with little to say about the issue of adoption or First vs. Third World countries. 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 1, 2006 +40 a political pamphlet not very different from others that come from left-leaning Hollywood these days 5/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 Draxblog Movie Reviews September 26, 2005 +40 Sayles lets the befuddlements and ordinary complications of life take its course like a winding, sunlit stream. 3 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com December 9, 2004 +40 Sayles' love of and respect for the culture, and his willingness-or eagerness-to leave the viewer with more questions than answers makes Casa de los Babys superlative. 4/4 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com April 14, 2004 +40 The story trails off in so many directions that it's hard to follow. After a while, I just found myself losing interest. 2.5/5 rotten Jeff Otto 0 IGN Movies April 7, 2004 +40 Goo-goo gag me. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 9, 2004 +40 All in all, the film just tries to do too much. 2/5 rotten Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald November 11, 2003 +40 Writer-director John Sayles has successfully tackled so many unexpected subjects that one has to wonder if he's got a dartboard in his office to help him pick his next topic. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 4, 2003 +40 The film sags from the weight of too many characters, and its suggestion that the world is nothing but sadness is too much to bear. 2/5 rotten Beth Jones 0 Roanoke Times (Virginia) November 3, 2003 +40 Astute character studies are the point here, rather than a neat and tidy story. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 27, 2003 +40 Displays a succinct sensitivity making it [Sayles'] best film since Lone Star. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle October 24, 2003 +40 This is a thought-provoking film, and it features one of the best acting ensembles in awhile -- even by Sayles' standards. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 24, 2003 +40 Sayles gives us sample tastes of characters and a situation that could have made a full-course cinematic meal. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 24, 2003 +40 Sayles demonstrates a remarkable ability to fully flesh out characters who are on-screen for only a short time. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly October 24, 2003 +40 Each woman is a cardboard cutout, and the talented actresses here seem boxed in by their roles. 2/5 rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel October 17, 2003 +40 Though Casa de los Babys is a low-key effort, one that stops as suddenly as if Sayles turned off the camera and ambled away, it asks questions worth pondering. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 17, 2003 +40 With the help of his cast, Sayles fashions Babys into a passionately interesting social discourse. He slips in touches of irony, and beautiful moments of raw sentiment. A- fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 17, 2003 +40 A raw slice of life that goes beyond the obvious external issues. 4/5 fresh Kathy Cano 1 Arizona Republic October 16, 2003 +40 dramatically inert 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 15, 2003 +40 Casa de los Babys is probably the biggest misstep of [Sayles's] long career C- rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 14, 2003 +40 Sayles keeps crankin' 'em out: socially conscious, diversity-embracing ensemble pieces... This one is minor and sketchy... 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) October 13, 2003 +40 A jumble of ideas and stunning performances that never coalesce into a satisfying movie. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle October 12, 2003 +40 Even an uneven Sayles film is superior to most such Hollywood dramas. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 11, 2003 +40 It is a story without a story, helpless and wandering, enjoyable for its parts but failing as a whole. C- rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 10, 2003 +40 Sayles . . . can keep the politics front and center while still maintaining a fierce humanity at the core 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews October 10, 2003 +40 A drama whose characters are so sketchy and unpleasant they keep tripping over the movie's one-note ideas. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 10, 2003 +40 If most of the characters seem underdeveloped, they are also convincing and interesting. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 10, 2003 +40 More intelligent and substantive than it is entertaining. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 9, 2003 +40 The topic--international adoption--is certainly compelling and the performances convincing, but as a drama, Casa de Los Babys never quite comes to life. 7/10 fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com October 7, 2003 +40 Sincerity is no substitute for dramatic excellence, and in this case Sayles's ambition proves far greater than his accomplishment. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 5, 2003 +40 "Sayles is the ultimate ""on the other hand"" guy, which may make for more thoughtful understanding but which is difficult to translate to film, a medium better suited to the dynamic, the opinionated, and the one-sided." B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom October 4, 2003 +40 Casa de los Babys has a grander scope than Sayles was either able to afford or invest enough time in developing. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 4, 2003 +40 Unfortunately, once the situation is established, Sayles sits on it. The women wait, the workers work and a dramatic arc is not part of the equation. rotten Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 4, 2003 +40 Light on plot but full of heartbreaking, subtle moments. 3/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel October 3, 2003 +40 Sayles, a rare screenwriter who consistently creates thoughtful roles for grown-up women, has outdone himself here. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 3, 2003 +40 Suggests a filmmaker whose vision has become reductive, motivated not by all-embracing interest but by an ultimately self-protective intent not to surrender to blind emotion in any form. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 3, 2003 +40 A collaborative triumph in which the right actresses in the right roles respond to Sayles' ever-gentle touch. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee October 3, 2003 +40 Turns out to be yet another movie that encourages liberal urbanites to smirk at red-state knuckle-draggers. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 3, 2003 +40 Though it should be longer, we're not especially unhappy that it isn't, for being around these women gets tedious. rotten Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian October 3, 2003 +40 [Sayles] does more showing than his usual telling, without forsaking his interest in people and the histories and societies that have created their problems. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe October 3, 2003 +40 If Casa de los Babys isn't necessarily a fully realized film, it's still a deeply felt glimpse into dizzyingly complex political and psychological forces that shape the most crucial decisions of a woman's life. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post October 3, 2003 +40 Strong performances. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 3, 2003 +40 a simpler disappointment than Sunshine State, with its obvious political statements and shallowly drawn characters C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 3, 2003 +40 This is a strong ensemble but the story kind of has that 'After School Special for Grown-ups' feel - instant histories but not a lot of development for the characters. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 3, 2003 +40 Some marvelous individual scenes overcome Sayles occasional overplayed hand. Casa proves to be a sad and delicately wrought gem. fresh Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience October 3, 2003 +40 Sayles sees like a documentarian, showing us the women, listening to their stories, inviting us to share their hopes and fears and speculate about their motives. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 3, 2003 +40 For all his patient, accumulative storytelling, Sayles yields little that doesn't feel trite or overly schematic. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post October 3, 2003 +40 Indie icon John Sayles gives us yet another minor masterpiece that looks at love and want among the haves and have-nots. 5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix October 3, 2003 +40 A powerfully written, well-acted movie that tackles an unusual and compelling subject. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 2, 2003 +40 It's a huge ensemble and a vast sociopolitical canvas with which Sayles is playing here, and, like all his movies, it's quite absorbing as it's happening. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 2, 2003 +40 [Sayles] concentrates on the six tiresome Americans ... at the expense of their Latin hosts who, to a one, are much much more interesting and worthy of our time. 2/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News October 2, 2003 +40 A stirring exploration of the overwhelming desire for motherhood, the whims of fate, clashing cultures and what happens when exporting children becomes part of a country's economy. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald October 2, 2003 +40 Sayles does what he does best, opening a window onto a slice of life so believable, you'd swear the movie was a documentary if you didn't know better. 3/4 fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times October 2, 2003 +40 A tender, moderately satisfying essay on fate, the haves and have-nots of the world, parental responsibility, opportunism, and modern family dismemberment and values. 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review October 2, 2003 +40 [Casa de los Babys] wanders and stumbles in search of a center, but it finds plenty of goods along the way. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News October 2, 2003 +40 It is a movie of remarkable performances. 2.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 2, 2003 +40 Eschewing all sentiment, avoiding all pathos, keeping his film and most of the women hard as nails, [Sayles] manages to tell a compelling story. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune October 2, 2003 +40 Sayles's latest clash between over- and underprivileged cultures focuses solely on the issue of motherhood, but within this one issue he explores the widest range of emotions. 4/5 fresh Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY October 1, 2003 +40 Compelling, if not entirely satisfying fresh Leslie Katz 0 culturevulture.net September 29, 2003 +40 John Sayles might be examining quirks in legal and political systems, but he's still capable of making seemingly arcane subject matter engrossing and occasionally moving. 3/4 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online September 28, 2003 +40 Alternately frustrating and disappointing, Casa de los Babys is truly one of Sayles' lesser efforts. 2/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com September 27, 2003 +40 In this single film, [Sayles] includes more vividly drawn female characters than I've seen in a year's worth of major releases. 4/5 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star September 26, 2003 +40 It won't win [Sayles] many converts, but even the least of his efforts is worth a look. 3/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies September 26, 2003 +40 Its greatest achievement is to insist that we, the relatively lucky, do what fear and pride seldom allow us to do -- to venture back to life's opening scene, respinning the wheel and replaying the lottery. 3.5/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail September 26, 2003 +40 One pines for the return of Sayles' great writing, especially given a flavorful taste of it in a heartfelt third-act monologue delivered by Lynch. rotten Brett Buckalew 0 FilmStew.com September 25, 2003 +40 The film feels more like a thesis than vivid drama. 2/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 25, 2003 +40 There isn't a moment with this group you don't want to be watching, yet the dialogue floats by in wisps. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 24, 2003 +40 [I]t's beautifully written but it feels so written ... rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 22, 2003 +40 Though ultimately something less than the sum of its parts, the film's performances are reason enough to see it. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide September 20, 2003 +40 Gets bogged down in bad dialogue, wasted acting and the most un-Saylesian thing of all, outright ignorance. 1.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday September 20, 2003 +40 A pretty dry and unengaging social treatise compared with Sayles' last movie, the underrated Sunshine State. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 20, 2003 +40 Its high points notwithstanding, Casa de Los Babys generally fails to make a lasting impression. 2.5/5 rotten Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 20, 2003 +40 Admittedly, mediocre Sayles is still watchable, but, relative to expectations, Casa de los Babys is a disappointment of significant proportions. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 20, 2003 +40 As rich in ideas as it is in fine acting, Los Babys is another smart movie from a smart man who will likely never make a blockbuster. 3.5/4 fresh Evan Henerson 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 20, 2003 +40 A worthwhile therapy session that all genders can enjoy. B fresh 0 E! Online September 20, 2003 +40 Hobbled by weak argumentation, a character who winds up a complete muddle, and Sayles's inclination to romanticize Latin American revolutionary types, Casa is as mixed an effort as the filmmaker has essayed in some time. 2.5/4 fresh Alexis Mersel 0 Premiere Magazine September 19, 2003 +40 An inarguably powerful film B+ fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com September 18, 2003 +40 The movie's even-handed portrayal of two cultures uneasily transacting the most personal business resonates with truth. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times September 18, 2003 +40 While we'd like it if the film had managed to be less schematic, had succeeded in fulfilling its sociological aims in more humanistic terms, we're willing to cut it slack because it sometimes seems no one else is even trying. 3/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times September 18, 2003 +40 Topical director John Sayles thoughtfully illustrates two sides of the burgeoning foreign baby trade in this documentary-style film. 7/10 fresh J. C. Farrow 0 Citysearch September 18, 2003 +40 A lean yet unconvincing character study set in an unnamed South American country. rotten Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly September 18, 2003 +40 Casa de los Babys is another fine example of writer and director John Sayles' sensitive and heart-felt exploration of cross-cultural tensions and misunderstandings. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice September 18, 2003 +40 Casa de los Babys has too few compelling moments, however, and too little momentum to sustain viewer interest. rotten Shirley Sealy 0 Film Journal International September 16, 2003 +40 One of the better films you'll see this fall. 8/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 14, 2003 +40 A subject more suited to docu treatment. rotten David Rooney 1 Variety August 28, 2003 +40 The digging into each of these women's lives stays shallow and seldom uncovers anything unexpected. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter August 27, 2003 +40 The film's nameless South American pit-stop brings to mind the same ambient, allegorical landscapes of Matewan devastated by the specters of imperialism. 3/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine August 24, 2003 +40 a picture with a situation instead of a plot 3/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Filmcritic.com August 9, 2003 +40 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +40 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat August 14, 2004 +40 2/4 rotten Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald February 2, 2004 +40 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 26, 2003 +40 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 24, 2003 +40 9/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com October 12, 2003 +40 2/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun October 10, 2003 +40 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews September 26, 2003 +40 3/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review September 5, 2003 +41 ...a better-than-average slice-of-life kitchen-sink drama that benefits substantially from Compston's star-making performance. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 18, 2013 +41 Under Loach's deft hand, it feels indisputably real ... An undeniable downer, but hellaciously well acted, brimming with compassion, and relevant in a way that doesn't chafe. fresh Andrew Wright 0 Portland Mercury January 21, 2005 +41 Hollywood has manufactured a number of coming of age films of varying quality, yet it's difficult to think of one that tops this powerful character study B+ fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews December 11, 2004 +41 You want Liam to succeed. You want a happy ending. You want to try to understand the heavy Scottish accents without reading the subtitles mercifully provided by Loach. fresh Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife April 30, 2004 +41 Another fine Loach film that refuses to sentimentalize the plight of the poor and disenfranchised. Compston is a real find. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania January 30, 2004 +41 The story is extremely powerful. This is a very depressing film, but also very well crafted. A fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 12, 2004 +41 Its bleak tale was lightly delivered and filled with a wry Scottish wit and a poignant social realism that rang true. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 26, 2003 +41 Sweet Sixteen is a wonderfully bittersweet effort, and one of Loach's best works. 5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com October 8, 2003 +41 Loach tends to get a little preachy, but his skill is undeniable. His messages strike harsh and true. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star August 8, 2003 +41 Using mostly unknown and first-time actors, Loach spins a passable coming-of-age tale, which should please his fans and provides a diversion for the rest of us. 3/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic August 7, 2003 +41 There are some terrific performances. Scottish TV star Compston makes Liam quite sympathetic; despite his character's many failings, you want the best for him and his family. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 25, 2003 +41 The combination of its casual violence, its street sense and a loose cinematography makes the film feel like a documentary. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register July 18, 2003 +41 Heartbreaking but ruthlessly honest, a mirror held up to contemporary life. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star July 11, 2003 +41 Despite this film's title, don't expect something light and fluffy. 3/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 27, 2003 +41 From its gripping immediacy to its strong cast of unknowns, Sweet Sixteen feels almost like a documentary. Loach and screenwriter Paul Laverty keep an evenhanded focus on harsh truths, and avoid melodrama and grandstanding. B+ fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle June 27, 2003 +41 Don't get too close; don't help out; let them make their own mistakes 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit June 25, 2003 +41 There's a profane but strangely tender rawness to this sometimes brutal movie, anchored by Compston's remarkably assured debut performance. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald June 20, 2003 +41 A raw movie, but it relies on the natural appeal of its main character and the skill with which Loach creates a thoroughly believable environment. B+ fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News June 20, 2003 +41 It may be Loach's saddest film. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 20, 2003 +41 [Liam's] bleak story is a compelling one, but more tiring than inspiring. 2.5/4 rotten Laura Kelly 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel June 20, 2003 +41 A lacerating portrait of an abused, impoverished youth drawn to a life of crime and violence...startlingly fresh and deeply moving. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 14, 2003 +41 Compston's ferocious, unself-conscious performance is a revelation. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian June 13, 2003 +41 The film is so alive, the performances so urgent and convincing, that it's as if Loach had just discovered the subject matter. 3.5/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times June 13, 2003 +41 To use Liam's words, it's f-ing brilliant. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com June 13, 2003 +41 Director Ken Loach often examines the lives of Britain's downtrodden, but in Sweet Sixteen his bleakness becomes too familiar. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 13, 2003 +41 The movie's performances have a simplicity and accuracy that is always convincing. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 13, 2003 +41 The mission they undertook long ago -- the director once said it is 'to clarify the lives of ordinary people' -- has never seemed clearer, and the unpleasant realities they uncover here strike us with blunt force. fresh Bill Gallo 0 Dallas Observer June 13, 2003 +41 Shattered my heart into a million little pieces. A fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather June 13, 2003 +41 A hard film to shake and makes us think and think again. B+ fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 12, 2003 +41 A beautiful, grim tale. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 12, 2003 +41 Ideology is manifested as empathy, rather than polemic, and the result is a lean, powerful little film that's more about people than politics. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News June 12, 2003 +41 It's a harsh, terrible story of a rite of passage, a boy's love and a journey to hell, and it's so brilliantly told that we feel the cold above and the all-consuming flames beneath. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune June 12, 2003 +41 Not for all tastes, but it is a very good film about a depressing topic. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan June 8, 2003 +41 A grim and gripping story. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post June 6, 2003 +41 The casting is impeccable, the dialogue raw and the impenetrable Glaswegian brogue is wisely translated with English subtitles. 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 6, 2003 +41 Loach and frequent writing partner Paul Laverty are not greatly growing here, but once again their integrity is sterling. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune June 6, 2003 +41 Resembles classics like Hawks' Scarface, Walsh's White Heat, and any of a handful of James Cagney or Edward G. Robinson gangster films. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 6, 2003 +41 A classic. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post June 6, 2003 +41 Mixes the bitter with the sweet and stays in the mind because it refuses to succumb to the cynicism that surrounds its protagonist. 4/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News June 5, 2003 +41 It feels like the backstory behind half the world's wayward kids. 3/4 fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times June 5, 2003 +41 [A] working class tragedy of mythic proportions, bristling with the inchoate rage of an underclass that . . . wouldn't know how to look up even if it knew that it could 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews June 1, 2003 +41 Compston's performance and the downer milieu, presented with appropriate paint-peeling profanity, are more than enough to keep an audience riveted and ultimately moved close to tears. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe June 1, 2003 +41 There's a raw, uncensored power here -- in the film in general and in newcomer Compston in particular. B- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution May 30, 2003 +41 At once a well spun story, a poignant and moving character study, and an indictment of contemporary society's indifference to the plight of the underprivileged. fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net May 29, 2003 +41 [I]t's a tough film to watch, but so well done. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper May 27, 2003 +41 Employing, as he's sometimes done in the past, a cast of mostly first-time film actors, Loach here whips up a sad but deeply engrossing tale of an adolescent Scottish lad's determination to salvage his unsavable family. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News May 23, 2003 +41 Confident, uncompromising and blisteringly realistic, Sweet Sixteen is a gritty and immediate film yet it goes right to the emotions. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times May 22, 2003 +41 Loach may be best known for staunchly political films like Bread and Roses, but in many ways Sweet Sixteen is a throwback to his other pictures, grittier slice-of- life films like My Name Is Joe. fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger May 22, 2003 +41 It has a humane grasp of the pleasures kids create even under hellish conditions and of their adaptive capacity to craft a life out of the materials available. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly May 22, 2003 +41 ...better than anything mainstream that I have seen all year. 4/5 fresh Blake French 0 NutzWorld May 22, 2003 +41 . . . a dark, heart-wrenching masterpiece from British director Ken Loach . . . 3.5/4 fresh Susannah Gora 0 Premiere Magazine May 21, 2003 +41 Sweet Sixteen is a gritty film directed by Ken Loach about the spiritual dynamics of hope in the life of a resourceful and brave teenager living in poverty in Glasgow, Scotland. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 20, 2003 +41 Mr. Loach once again reaffirms his honored position as one of the world's most passionate and compassionate filmmakers. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer May 16, 2003 +41 It's impossible to tell the experienced from the inexperienced among Loach's casts. 3/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News May 16, 2003 +41 Mr. Compston's untamed star power gives the movie a heart, a sweetness that makes the title heartfelt and not just cheaply ironic. 3.5/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times May 16, 2003 +41 Ken Loach's most effective film since My Name Is Joe. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post May 16, 2003 +41 Compston, in his first role, is riveting because of the sense of authenticity and hopelessness he brings to the part. B fresh 0 E! Online May 16, 2003 +41 [Loach] allows us to look into lives we would otherwise ignore. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press May 16, 2003 +41 Loach's film is an enormously sympathetic conflation of two pet themes: the effect of grinding poverty on the ever weakening working class and his nation's all-too vulnerable youth. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide May 15, 2003 +41 One more feather in the proudly proletarian cap of Ken Loach. 3/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday May 15, 2003 +41 Loach has made more memorable films, such as Raining Stones and Ladybird Ladybird, but his dramatic sense remains strong and his social conscience is absolutely unstoppable. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor May 15, 2003 +41 A story of particularly streamlined, eloquent despair. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly May 14, 2003 +41 Loach's latest adheres so closely to his long-established narrative pattern -- overdetermined case study crowned with a morbid jolt -- that viewers might underestimate its wit, empathy, and careful characterizations. fresh Jessica Winter 1 Village Voice May 13, 2003 +41 Bursting with the kind of street energy that many films promise and few deliver. fresh Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International April 26, 2003 +41 While Larry Clark sensationalizes the plight of children, British neo-realist Ken Loach merely presents. His portraits of the working class don't condescend to the struggles and determinations of working class life. 3/4 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine April 24, 2003 +41 The film boasts sensational naturalistic performances and a raw edge that is undeniable. I don't think I can tell you that it's entertaining. It draws blood. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile March 21, 2003 +41 An uncompromising look at life, with all its questionable triumphs and irreversible consequences, performed by a cast that is virtually untrained and entirely genuine, with a fully engaging performance by Martin Compston. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Filmcritic.com February 24, 2003 +41 This film resonates with truth and feeling without ever preaching. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +41 Stretches in this film do as good a job of evoking youth as the work of Francois Truffaut. 3.5/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic October 23, 2002 +41 Loach invests a level of exhilaration into his wayward youths that honours the halcyon highs of childhood even in the midst of privation and decay. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 8, 2002 +41 Outstanding film making and the director's best film in years. 5/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com September 23, 2002 +41 Campston, who has never acted before, is a natural. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter June 5, 2002 +41 B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2012 +41 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +41 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +41 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +41 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 16, 2005 +41 5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film September 12, 2004 +41 3.5/4 fresh 0 Baltimore Sun October 10, 2003 +41 8/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com June 13, 2003 +41 4/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com April 7, 2003 +41 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +41 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 3, 2002 +43 Often too overdone for superior farce. rotten James Agee 1 TIME Magazine February 27, 2018 +43 An outstanding gallery of connivers fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion September 25, 2009 +43 The non-musical version of Chicago. It's fun and cynical. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 11, 2007 +43 "A frequently entertaining precursor of ""Chicago"" with Rogers at her most charming. Let's just say she gives Renee Zellwegger a run for her money." 4/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online June 23, 2004 +43 I cannot imagine a film as amusing, biting, erudite, witty, and just plain fun as Roxie Hart being made today, and that is a terribly depressing thought. fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You March 23, 2004 +43 Rogers seemed lost. 2.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies March 23, 2003 +43 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 24, 2005 +43 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal April 16, 2004 +43 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) May 29, 2003 +43 4/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ May 28, 2003 +44 Key revelation is that Shore is a bitter, unpleasant, petty, humourless little man--and that his stoned weasel song and dance isn't doing that great a job of hiding it. 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central March 11, 2005 +44 ...the movie turns into a game of spot the cameo more than anything else. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 5, 2005 +44 Will probably matter only slightly to Shore's fans, but this patchy film will hardly deliver Shore the crossover breakout he so sorely desires nor the admiration due a talented film auteur. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle October 24, 2004 +44 While it is indeed pretty funny, the darkness got lost somewhere in the shuffle. 3/5 rotten Bill Beyrer 0 CinemaBlend October 5, 2004 +44 Shore's contempt extends well beyond himself to tar his fans and just about anyone who might be in the audience. 2/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide October 1, 2004 +44 It works as a throwaway joke -- occasionally funny and often shamelessly tasteless. And it also helps if you like Shore. 2.5/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee September 17, 2004 +44 A very funny, blatantly satirical and insolently honest look into the life of the former it boy. 3.5/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Film Threat September 7, 2004 +44 A delightful surprise that'll raise as many questions as it does bust guts.A very funny, blatantly satirical and insolently honest look into the life of the former it boy 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole February 4, 2004 +44 Perhaps this will be the calling card that welcomes Shore back to fold... or maybe it's just a suitable farewell. 3/5 fresh Dean Edward 0 Film Threat January 6, 2004 +44 While catching a Pauly Shore movie might rank somewhere slightly below self-tracheotomy on the To-Do lists of most people, I'm about to tell you something quietly shocking -- this is actually one of the funnier movies I've seen in a while. 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com March 26, 2003 +44 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +44 3.5/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 MovieWeb May 16, 2005 +45 Dumb is one thing, but this sorry attempt at action-comedy from stuntman turned director Steve Boyum is in an intelligence-deprived class all its own. 1.5/4 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide February 25, 2009 +45 If all of this sounds ridiculous, it is. rotten Lael Loewenstein 1 Variety February 25, 2009 +45 Could've spared me the introduction 1/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 11, 2006 +45 As I have said in the past, I have barely been able to contain my excitement in the recent avalanche of quality Disney fare. Not. 1.5/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +45 Hello, Deedles. Terrible to meet you. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 29, 2002 +45 Will adults enjoy this film? Some might be amused by the crazy situations and verbal and visual outrageousness--though they probably won't admit it. 2.5/5 fresh Dwayne E. Leslie 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +45 The film is peppered with political jokes, bikini-clad babes, and fart gags, as if it couldn't decide what audience it's aiming at. rotten Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +45 Exercise your consumer power. Don't rent this trash. 2 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +45 You'll have much better luck finding a good spot to surf in Wyoming than finding entertainment in Meet the Deedles. 0.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +45 This movie is awful... but it was never even remotely close to being funny. Or good. Or even indifferent. 1/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +45 There's an awful lot of dead time in this picture, and while it's a bit too sweet and innocent to utterly despise, there's nothing there to really like. 1.5/5 rotten Hollis Chacona 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +45 Steve Van Wormer and Paul Walker, as Stew and Phil, give lifeless performances. The only actor in the movie with any demonstrable talent is a cute little prairie dog named Petey. 0/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +45 OK, this recycling thing has gotten way out of hand. Paper and aluminum products are one thing, but rehashing old movie ideas isn't going to help the environment in any way. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +45 Too dumb for adults, too bad-habit-inducing for children. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +45 This is the type of movie so desperate for fun it tries to bully you into it. rotten David Luty 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +45 One of the worst movies that has ever been conceived. I loathed and despised absolutely every pathetic second of it. 0/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +45 If Disney execs are interested in salvaging what remains of the studio's reputation -- and its dignity -- they might stop for just one moment to think about what Uncle Walt might say. 1/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +45 F rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +45 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 6, 2005 +45 1/5 rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle April 15, 2005 +45 0/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 20, 2004 +45 0/5 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +45 2/5 rotten 0 IGN Movies February 10, 2004 +45 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +45 F rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly March 27, 1998 +46 The Full Monty carries beneath its feelgood trajectory an exquisite air of gallows humour mixed with a dash of melancholy and a wee sprinkling of empathetic leftist politics. 3/5 fresh PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 3, 2018 +46 Its social commentary, its unlikely but charismatic cast, and heartfelt but humorous writing has made it a film that many people find hard to forget. fresh Stephanie Watts 0 One Room With A View August 24, 2018 +46 The Full Monty finds both pathos and laughs in its farfetched conceit, avoiding the pitfalls of sappiness and shtik. Odds are good you'll exit grinning. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 27, 2018 +46 "Largely sweet and insubstantial, not so much ""funny"" as it is charming and grin-making." 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 2, 2012 +46 Who knew male strippers could be so sweet? 4/5 fresh Joyce Slaton 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +46 Leaves the audience smiling and giggling, all the while painting a convincing and touching portrait of the downtrodden in England. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com March 8, 2009 +46 The premise of this British comedy, out-of-work male strippers, is contrived and calculated, but the film exudes charm and optimism. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 19, 2007 +46 A crowd-pleasing blue-collar comedy, half funny and half sad. 3/4 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 3, 2006 +46 ...a sweet, humane bit of entertainment that - unlike formulaic Hollywood movies - doesn't condescend to its audience. B fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 31, 2005 +46 The briskly paced, high-spirited movie is complemented by a funny score that includes the old disco hit You Sexy Thing. 3.5/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 25, 2004 +46 A funny and fetching comedy about the resiliency of the human spirit. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice February 28, 2002 +46 The only reason it's matinee price instead of full price is that I felt that it all went too well and too American-style easily. 4.5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 9, 2001 +46 The Full Monty is feel-good comedy with none of the pejorative hints of innocuous blandness that term so often implies. 3/5 fresh Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +46 It's a familiar show-biz routine but one that's spangled with happy surprises and sharp acting. 3.5/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +46 Even the full monty as promised, was not delivered. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +46 A film that tries to mix full-out Brit humor with some deep messages about men trying to get their feelings of self-worth back. Unfortunately, it's oil and water. 3/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +46 It all comes off this summer. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +46 B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +46 3.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com March 17, 2007 +46 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews March 10, 2004 +46 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +46 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 16, 2003 +46 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +46 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +46 4/5 fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) August 22, 2002 +46 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +46 3/4 fresh Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +46 5/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com August 21, 2001 +46 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +46 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +46 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +46 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +46 1 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +46 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +46 5/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +46 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +46 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +46 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +46 4/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +46 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +46 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +46 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +46 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +46 3/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +46 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly August 13, 1997 +49 Often silly and so utterly awful from acting to sound mixing, but it embraces its trappings by injecting as much softcore sex and nudity as humanly possible. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 23, 2017 +49 For a bikini action movie, it's not much. It's a rental that you'll probably fast forward through. 2/5 rotten Fred Topel 0 About.com July 14, 2003 +49 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 27, 2005 +49 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +49 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com February 17, 2002 +50 Complex psychological thriller about a terrorizing NYC cop gone amok. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 25, 2015 +51 It has, in the form of Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin, two of the very best performances in the genre's history. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 6, 2016 +51 Nail-biting until the end. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 27, 2012 +51 A classic and unforgettable thriller. 5/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 25, 2006 +51 Superior thriller with one dynamite shock scene. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 8, 2004 +51 a perfect example of how mood, atmosphere, music, and direction can overcome plot weaknesses 2.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +51 4/5 fresh Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review October 26, 2007 +51 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 7, 2005 +51 4/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat November 23, 2004 +51 4/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +51 5/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com April 29, 2004 +51 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 2, 2004 +51 2/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 22, 2003 +51 3/5 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page April 9, 2003 +51 4/5 fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) September 12, 2002 +51 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +52 It's practically certain to lull moviegoers into a pleasant state of dreamy bliss. 3/4 fresh Dennis King 0 Tulsa World December 12, 2014 +52 The heart of the film's charm is Sandra Bullock. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs December 12, 2014 +52 [Bullock] knows one of the secrets of doing romantic comedy: treating the romance as a good joke. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker December 4, 2013 +52 Compared to While You Were Sleeping, even the half-baked scenario of the Marisa Tomei-Robert Downey Jr. romance Only You looks witty and inventive. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 4, 2013 +52 The movie seems better suited to a holiday release. While You Were Sleeping arrives at the peak of spring, the only season that can make Christmas seem like an unwelcome visitor. 2/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 4, 2013 +52 While You Were Sleeping may not be a film for the ages. It likely won't even rank among the presummer season's biggest hits. But it is worth noting, for it may mark the birth of a star. 3/4 fresh Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) December 4, 2013 +52 This setup is ludicrous, but actually it's the most credible thing in this whole sorry, dishonest film. rotten Chauncey Mabe 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel December 4, 2013 +52 It's Bullock's first shot at a role in which she plays second fiddle neither to males nor special effects. And she turns out to be every bit as delightful as anyone might have expected. 3/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel December 4, 2013 +52 It's a long and frustrating wait, but While You Were Sleeping delivers all you can ask of a romantic comedy: the deluxe payoff. 3/4 fresh Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun December 4, 2013 +52 A cute premise with engaging leads but little else to keep you awake. 2/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News December 4, 2013 +52 It plays like a movie dreamed up by people in a studio marketing department who'd decided to bare their souls. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune December 4, 2013 +52 What the movie does offer is a delectable performance by Bullock, who is funny and vulnerable and almost makes you buy her character's diving into this charade. fresh Leah Rozen 0 People Magazine December 4, 2013 +52 This smartly scripted Cinderella love story is crammed with charm and the expert direction of Jon Turteltaub hits all the right emotional buttons. 4/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times December 4, 2013 +52 This year's Sleepless In Seattle. Only better. 4/5 fresh Sleepless In Seattle 0 Empire Magazine December 5, 2012 +52 Bullock just about knocks herself exhausted being winsome and lovable. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +52 Appealing family comedy with old-fashioned feel. 4/5 fresh Common Sense 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +52 This appealing romantic comedy catapulted the ever-likeable sandra Bullock into major stardom B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 23, 2010 +52 The film's casual warmth may make you tolerate some of the shortcomings -- especially since Bullock seems to be having such a fine time with her first starring role. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader February 9, 2009 +52 A mild romantic comedy rooted in class anxiety, but it's nice to see perennial loser-in-love Pullman get some. Respect, that is. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide December 10, 2008 +52 Director Jon Turteltaub has a smooth style suited to classic farce and knows just how to pace the material to accentuate the positive. fresh Leonard Klady 1 Variety December 10, 2008 +52 Fortunately, it's smart enough not to outstay its welcome. fresh 0 Film4 December 10, 2008 +52 It's cutesy enough to serve as a pleasant time-waster for those hungering for blue-collar romance in Chi town. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 14, 2008 +52 This is the first romantic comedy I've seen in a long time that, by the third act, doesn't forget about being funny. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +52 As cute and cuddly a bedtime story as anyone could wish for. fresh Tom Charity 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +52 Surprisingly half-decent high-concept chick-flick material. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 3, 2005 +52 Classic Sandra Bullock romantic comedy. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures December 3, 2004 +52 A welcome ray of sunshine. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 11, 2004 +52 A modern romantic comedy that actually works. 3/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum November 28, 2003 +52 Bullock, with her attractive but unglamorous image, gives humanity and a little bit of realism to an otherwise fairytale plot. 5/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews May 30, 2003 +52 This is a formula film, but it has the kind of good cheer and fine tuning that occasionally give slickness a good name. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +52 Turteltaub wisely plays his strength by giving us extended close-ups of Bullock, who is at once canny and vulnerable, rising above this workmanlike comedy. 2.5/4 fresh Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +52 A cute, throwaway romantic comedy. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium December 30, 2002 +52 Bullock is a genuinely engaging performer, which at least gives the treacle some minty freshness. fresh Peter Rainer 1 Los Angeles Times February 13, 2001 +52 A bright, charming romance. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Scott Renshaw's Screening Room January 1, 2000 +52 A perfect example of this unoriginal-but-enjoyable type of film making. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +52 A feel-good film, warm and good-hearted. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +52 A consistently adorable, if utterly predictable, piece of fluff. fresh Lucy Mohl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +52 A sappy, negligible, thoroughly innocuous romantic comedy vehicle for Sandra Bullock. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +52 Cringe-inducing moments abound. rotten Kevin McManus 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +52 Director Jon Turteltaub's movie is just plain bad. rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +52 Interesting twist on the romantic triangle. 3/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +52 Romantic, sweet without being cloying, and light on its feet. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +52 A gem of a movie. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +52 As this season's gentle, feel-good romantic amusement, it works quite well. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +52 Predictable at best and just plain dull most of the time. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +52 A lighthearted, charming nougat for romantics. 3/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +52 A few lines, owing to great delivery by terrific actors, raise this a few notches on the comedy scale. fresh Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +52 Recaptures the true spirit of the best kind of modern fairy tale. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine January 1, 2000 +52 If it has no great virtues, at least it has no great faults either. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +52 4/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 7, 2005 +52 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 9, 2005 +52 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 1, 2005 +52 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +52 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 22, 2002 +52 3/4 fresh 1 USA Today February 13, 2001 +52 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +54 It's just a life, full of strangeness and beauty, abounding with some things and lacking others. fresh Molly Templeton 0 Eugene Weekly (OR) August 28, 2018 +54 Ranges from acidic to surprisingly thought-provoking, disturbing, and nuanced. fresh Eve Tushnet 0 The American Conservative August 7, 2018 +54 At first, The Great Beauty plays like an enjoyably exuberant satire of modern Rome. Yet slowly, grandeur starts shining through the decadence. fresh John Powers 0 NPR's Fresh Air May 16, 2018 +54 I'd like to say there was a plot, only there isn't: it is simply a baroque and beautiful reflection of a five-decade romance with Rome. 4/5 fresh Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) March 6, 2018 +54 Unfortunately, it seems to expect the audience to find it a revelation that all-night partying often conceals an underlying sadness. rotten Steve Erickson 0 Gay City News February 16, 2018 +54 ... a nostalgic journey - fantastic and surreal... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Hugo Hern 0 December 12, 2017 +54 The Great Beauty is an alleged condemnation of the decadence of Rome and its high society, but inasmuch as it approaches coherence at all. rotten Michael Sicinski 0 Cinema Scope November 22, 2017 +54 Funny and sad, poignant and profound, elegant and elegiac, ambitious and ambiguous, The Great Beauty is one of the most utterly enjoyable movies I've seen in years. 4/4 fresh Craig D. Lindsey 0 INDY Week October 25, 2017 +54 Sorrentino's heady, vivid yet wearily melancholic musing on midlife crisis submerges you in sumptuousness until you emerge, blinking, as if from some impossibly glamorous party. 5/5 fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) September 5, 2017 +54 A richly symbolic meditation on aging, mortality and precious time wasted. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia City Paper May 12, 2015 +54 Sometimes too overblown, surreal and obtuse for its own good, director Paolo Sorrentino's film is nonetheless an exquisitely composed portrait of vapidity and decline. B+ fresh Lewis Beale 0 News & Observer (Raleigh, NC) October 1, 2014 +54 Exceptional, mature film dazzles, offers haunting insights. 5/5 fresh Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media May 13, 2014 +54 "The Great Beauty"" is a great romance: a man and a city and a love that cannot be consummated but which will consume you surely. Somewhere, Baz Luhrmann weeps. " fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity April 4, 2014 +54 If it sounds a bit ponderous, well, maybe it is, but it's also smart, warm-hearted and sumptuously shot. 4/5 fresh Matt Glasby 0 Flicks.co.nz March 27, 2014 +54 'The Great Beauty' is certainly striking, but too often what it's striking are poses. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) March 10, 2014 +54 A mysterious, sensual prism through which to view our own shortcomings and longings. 5/5 fresh Cameron Meier 0 Orlando Weekly March 4, 2014 +54 The Great Beauty boils over with shapeless disdain, aimed everywhere but where it should be D rotten Jake Cole 0 Movie Mezzanine March 2, 2014 +54 As a parody of Italian cinema, it's tedious. Except we're supposed to be taking this seriously. As if. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 2, 2014 +54 I don't know that I've ever seen a film in which the visual glory on the screen was so at odds with the philosophy evident in the screenplay. B fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer February 22, 2014 +54 For those of us who spend most of our time still dealing with rent and health care, it is a two-hour journey into ideas and emotions we only wish there were time to consider. That's a reason to go to the movies. fresh Michael Wade 0 culturevulture.net February 17, 2014 +54 The Great Beauty will become one of those movies that will be discussed over and over again in future college courses. A- fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman February 13, 2014 +54 Wild set-pieces and rueful observations are the stock in trade of this Italian film by one of the modern masters of cinema, Paolo Sorrentino. 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle February 13, 2014 +54 There's little to discover in Paolo Sorrentino's satiric vision of Rome, except perhaps, that some cities just look better than others while entertaining themselves to hell. 5/10 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 PopMatters February 8, 2014 +54 Sorrentino's film may flit between vignettes of extravagance and eccentricity, but more is always toiling underneath. fresh Sarah Ward 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 7, 2014 +54 With inevitable debt to Fellini, Sorrentino's nods as reverential as they are wry. 4/4 fresh Nathalie Atkinson 0 National Post February 6, 2014 +54 I can't remember when a film last gave me such a surge of pure pleasure -- no, outright euphoria -- as The Great Beauty. fresh Jonathan Romney 0 Film Comment Magazine February 6, 2014 +54 ...a sumptuous elegy. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm January 31, 2014 +54 Cut from similarly sexy and satirical cloth as Federico Fellini's masterworks a half-century ago, Paolo Sorrentino's movie glides like reverie, probing the emptiness that can result from living a full life. A- fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times January 31, 2014 +54 The Great Beauty is an utterly ravishing portrait of listless luxuriance, a fantasy of decadent wealth and beauty that evokes Fellini's La Dolce Vita by way of Baz Luhrmann. 3.5/4 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Globe and Mail January 31, 2014 +54 A spectacular film, as messy, strange and funny as a dream, with hedonistic party scenes to rival The Great Gatsby. 5/5 fresh Rebecca Barry 0 Flicks.co.nz January 31, 2014 +54 The intelligently observed and staggeringly beautiful Italian foreign-language Oscar nominee is about life, death and the search for the things that give meaning to both. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 30, 2014 +54 Sorrentino has managed to build a loving and distinctive work on the foundation of an indolent, often self-loathing social strata. 7.5/10 fresh Abby Garnett 0 Paste Magazine January 30, 2014 +54 A riotous film that finds depth, clarity and refreshment in even the shallowest of pools. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 30, 2014 +54 The title is about as spot on as you can get and this is ultimately a film that raises the search for beauty in this world to a stylish art. B+ fresh Glenn Dunks 0 Quickflix January 29, 2014 +54 This is quite simply glorious filmmaking. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 29, 2014 +54 For all its high-brow posturing, this film is tedious. 2/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 3AW January 25, 2014 +54 It's not surprising that Oscar voters fell for the charms of this Italian odyssey, since it's essentially a love letter to Fellini and Rome. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com January 24, 2014 +54 An elegant, existentially enigmatic meditation on opulence and decadence. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate January 22, 2014 +54 The title feels appropriate because this is a film to be enjoyed as much for its beautiful imagery as its stimulating storyline. A- fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane January 21, 2014 +54 One of the most 'Italian' films I've ever seen; passionate, satirical, and sumptuous 4/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie January 20, 2014 +54 It's not often that we feel ravaged by a film, but The Great Beauty is a ravager, a spectacular odyssey of emotion and intellect and sensuality through the rich, contradictory and self indulgent world of The Eternal City fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile January 17, 2014 +54 Uncovers both the superficial and the profound in this exploration of life, death and the inspirations that keep things interesting fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 17, 2014 +54 It's high-minded, dealing in heady truths about life, art, narcissism, creativity and spirituality. It's subtitled. Everyone speaks Italian. Also, nothing explodes. 3.5/5 fresh Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 17, 2014 +54 A little La Dolce Vita, bits of Last Year at Marienbad, and flashes of Russian Ark. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express January 9, 2014 +54 Though there's precious little drama, Sorrentino's skills as an image-maker are indisputable. fresh Michael Nordine 1 L.A. Weekly January 8, 2014 +54 Frenetic portrait of Rome's elite recalls La Dolce Vita and Ulysses 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 2, 2014 +54 An Italian film that dazzles the eye fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit January 2, 2014 +54 It's a beauty, all right. It's more a style show than a deep philosophical treatise, but with surfaces this sleek and faces this interesting, I'll take style over substance any day. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune January 2, 2014 +54 A seductive, woeful meditation on phony efforts and the challenge of living for the moment. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye January 2, 2014 +54 Even those who find it overstuffed, opaque and derivative will be bowled over by its sheer pictorial extravagance and visual sheen. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 13, 2013 +54 Go ahead. Soak up the Beauty. It's one of the best films of the year. A fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 12, 2013 +54 Sometimes all you want from a movie is more. Sorrentino's opulent carnival of modern Rome is the most more you could ever hope to see. fresh Wesley Morris 1 Grantland December 10, 2013 +54 Leave your iPhone at home for this one or you will buy a plane ticket to Rome before you can escape the theatre. 7/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 It's Just Movies December 1, 2013 +54 Paolo Sorrentino's overwrought, Felliniesque opus ... rotten Peter Keough 1 Boston Globe November 29, 2013 +54 "The Great Beauty"" is drop-dead gorgeous, a film that is luxuriously, seductively, stunningly cinematic." fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 26, 2013 +54 It's exceptional work from Servillo, matched well with Ferilli, whose visual contribution to the film is profoundly sensual. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com November 25, 2013 +54 As this existential odyssey draws to a close, it sews itself up with the aplomb that only a confident, controlled filmmaker can marshal. B+ fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian November 25, 2013 +54 If the antics of the beau monde disgust or exhaust you, stay away from Sorrentino's film; look no further, on the other hand, if you wish to know whether, where, and in what guise the spirit of Fellini remains at work-and, better still, at play. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker November 25, 2013 +54 "The Great Beauty"" is Italy's submission for best foreign language film and is one of the best of the year. It works on many levels including its excellent character study by Toni Servillo." A- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 24, 2013 +54 The title is fitting for this visually dazzling Italian epic. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue November 22, 2013 +54 The melancholy in this film is just as trumped up as the frenzy. C- rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 22, 2013 +54 The Great Beauty is a subtly daring cinematic high-wire act - an entire film built around one character's unrealized, unspecified yearning. And it might just be the most unforgettable film of the year. fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 22, 2013 +54 Sorrentino's juxtaposition of contemporary Roman indulgence and the Eternal City's place in history's imagination makes for a bittersweet epic in which a solitary character, Jep, stands in for the director, and us, and experiences an epiphany. 4/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday November 21, 2013 +54 Sorrentino is an exceptional visual stylist and the imagery within this film is startling... A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 21, 2013 +54 The grand tradition of city symphonies, films tailored to celebrate the mood and feeling of their urban settings, lives on here. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 17, 2013 +54 "Never have cynicism and disillusion seemed more intoxicating than in ""The Great Beauty,"" which is such an overwhelming visual and auditory experience that its elements of cautionary moral fable threaten to get lost amid the gorgeousness." fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com November 15, 2013 +54 There's an exhilarating sadness to it all that amounts to cinematic poetry. 3.5/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post November 15, 2013 +54 It's resplendent, it's ravishing. 5/5 fresh Craig Seligman 0 Bloomberg News November 15, 2013 +54 While it is definitely Fellini-esque, it's also a crystallization of Sorrentino's own distinctive style. 4/4 fresh Simon Abrams 1 RogerEbert.com November 15, 2013 +54 The comparisons to Fellini have been plentiful, but The Great Beauty is very much its own thing. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 14, 2013 +54 "A deliriously alive movie, ""The Great Beauty"" is the story of a man, a city, a country and a cinema, though not necessarily in that order." fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times November 14, 2013 +54 A fantastic journey around contemporary Rome and a riot of lush imagery juggling past and present, sacred and profane, gorgeous and grotesque. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR November 14, 2013 +54 The over-length isn't unnecessary - this is a lush film meant to be savored - but even the intentional redundancies start to feel redundant. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro November 14, 2013 +54 Many flights, lunges, glides and pokes of the camera in these sequences reveal the magnificence and overpowering weight of Rome's past and survey the casual surrealism and rich grotesquerie of its present. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation November 14, 2013 +54 It's a glorious experience, one that blends both compassionate dismay and wry delight over Italy's own, eternal excess. 4/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News November 14, 2013 +54 Once the film settles down, it becomes a rollicking yet melancholy tour of a city so spectacular and historic that it paralyzes its inhabitants. B fresh Mike D'Angelo 1 AV Club November 14, 2013 +54 A virtuosic cinematic achievement of epic proportions, Paolo Sorrentino's formalized comment on modern-day Rome is a visual and satirical feast. A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 13, 2013 +54 The Great Beauty soars into that rarified atmosphere where art, entertainment, travelogue and circus collide in a great, beautiful mash-up of ideas and imagery. 9 fresh Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com November 13, 2013 +54 The pleasures of the film, as with La Dolce Vita, are experiential, and it's best received as a sensual rush, revealed through the eyes of a protagonist who has no control over it. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve November 13, 2013 +54 Beneath the beautiful surface and indulgence of Sorrentino's The Great Beauty, there is an insightful, intriguing satire about what it means to create art that elevates itself beyond shallow eye candy. 9/10 fresh Will Chadwick 0 We Got This Covered November 12, 2013 +54 In blatant reference to La dolce vita, The Great Beauty is an apt if lazily postmodern response to Fellini's question: how can we convert nihilism from an existential plague into a decent way of life? fresh Marco Grosoli 0 Film Comment Magazine November 12, 2013 +54 Sorrentino's vision is the size of Rome itself, and his confidence is dazzling. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice November 12, 2013 +54 It's a virtuoso piece of filmmaking featuring a magnificently jaded Toni Servillo. fresh Lee Marshall 0 Screen International November 11, 2013 +54 Rome in all its splendor and superficiality, artifice and significance, becomes an enormous banquet too rich to digest in one sitting in Paolo Sorrentino's densely packed, often astonishing The Great Beauty. fresh Jay Weissberg 1 Variety November 11, 2013 +54 Paolo Sorrentino's film is really just a huge turn-on that has the bad manners to go sour, succumbing to its own self-delusions of moral/political grandeur. 2.5/4 rotten Chuck Bowen 0 Slant Magazine November 10, 2013 +54 The Il Divo director returns to his native Rome for an exquisite blowout set amidst the ageing dilettantes living in the city's prosperous bohemian enclave. 4/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman September 9, 2013 +54 A VIP tour of a secret, horribly fashionable world that one wouldn't want to linger in yet can't help but find fascinating. 4/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Radio Times September 6, 2013 +54 The city looks good enough to dive into. If only the humans in the frame weren't so shallow. 3/5 rotten Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard September 6, 2013 +54 An eye-ravishing meditation on first love, squandered talent, the eternal beauty of Rome and a life wasted on hedonistic excess. fresh Nigel Floyd 0 Film4 September 6, 2013 +54 Sorrentino's film is both emphatic and proportionate in its methods - a palpable maturing for this director. fresh Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman September 5, 2013 +54 Stylishly directed and beautifully shot, The Great Beauty is an emotionally engaging and superbly acted Italian drama that plays like a modern day version of Fellini's La Dolce Vita. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon September 5, 2013 +54 A simply breathtaking work of art with a very human, intensely cinematic heart. 4/5 fresh Paul Fairclough 0 Little White Lies September 5, 2013 +54 It's Fellini in Vegas. 1/5 rotten Antonia Quirke 0 Financial Times September 5, 2013 +54 It lingers in the imagination long after more disciplined, well-behaved films have faded. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 The List September 4, 2013 +54 The superb Servillo - who, when he doesn't have the look of Dennis Norden, is the spit of a lusty Sid James - is the perfect match for Sorrentino's wry vision ... 4/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema September 4, 2013 +54 Sorrentino is so often compared to Fellini that it feels right that he has made the city of 'La Dolce Vita' the focus for this heady, beautiful, entrancing film. 5/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out September 4, 2013 +54 Sumptuous and self-indulgent, Sorrentino's latest is a Fellini-like feast for the eyes. 3/5 fresh Guy Lodge 0 Empire Magazine September 2, 2013 +54 Splashes of overstatement aside, the ambition intoxicates. 4/5 fresh Kevin Harley 0 Total Film September 2, 2013 +54 The film is defiantly short on structure, but the beautiful chaos is so chaotically beautiful that only the surliest viewer will think to complain. 5/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times June 18, 2013 +54 A maximalist's delight. 7.7 fresh Jordan Hoffman 1 Film.com May 30, 2013 +54 A vivid glimpse, both funny and deeply unsettling, of a Berlusconi-era Italy rotting below its luscious-looking surface. fresh Jon Frosch 1 The Atlantic May 28, 2013 +54 Sorrentino's direction is as crisp as it has ever been, telling one of his more relatable tales. B fresh Shaun Munro 0 Film School Rejects May 25, 2013 +54 Just like Fellini's grand spectacles, La Grande Bellezza washes over you in series of scenes, visages, sensations and impressions, and although in this case it doesn't quite gel into a cohesive whole, it's nonetheless a journey worth taking... B fresh Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist May 23, 2013 +54 Referencing without imitating Fellini, Sorrentino offers an amusing update on Italian society at the end of a cycle. fresh Deborah Young 1 Hollywood Reporter May 23, 2013 +54 When the credits began to roll at the press screening, some critics rose to their feet and just stared dumbly at the screen. I'm happy to admit I was among them. 5/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 22, 2013 +54 This movie looks and feels superb, it is pure couture cinema. But there is also a excess of richness and bombast and for all its sleekness I felt that the spark of emotion was being hidden, and there is a kind of frustration in the operatic sadness. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 21, 2013 +56 Dead Presidents may eventually box itself into a narrative dead end, but its muscular engagement of weighty themes and explosive situations makes it a powerful drama. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +56 The intense and excessive climactic set piece caper scene is the only true highlight in a superficial film. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 31, 2009 +56 Platoon lite with a bitter ending that doesn't work in its favor... 2/5 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Film Threat July 10, 2007 +56 "Significant as both history and film art, this gloomy tale has no ""convenient"" villains and refuses to indulge in stereotypes, instead focusing on larger forces, such as racism and political apathy." B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 20, 2006 +56 There are intriguing aspects to this yarn, and the brothers can choreograph a scene, but you get the impression that they learned all they know from other movies, the blood and guts is gratuitous... rotten 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +56 Excellent performances, a great soundtrack, and the Hughes' technical virtuosity make it worth a look. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 13, 2004 +56 Talent of Hughes brothers deserves viewer's attention even when their results don't meet such high standards. 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 23, 2003 +56 Like those overreaching sophomore term papers we can all laugh at now, this disappointing film may free the Hughes brothers to move on to fresher, more inspired work. 2/4 rotten Caryn James 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +56 Unfortunately, the filmmakers were overzealous in trying to cover a variety of issues, leaving the story choppy and without resolution in places. 2/5 rotten Pat Kramer 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +56 "All directors experience a ""second-movie slump,"" and as far as slumps go, this one is more than honorable." rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Film Scouts April 17, 2002 +56 Made with fluid skill and a passion for storytelling, its tale of how the Vietnam War and American society affect a black Marine remains accessible while confounding expectations. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 13, 2001 +56 People of any color can sympathize with the plight of Anthony Curtis and understand, if not agree with, the eventual choices life forces him to make. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +56 Here is a film that feels incomplete, as if its last step is into thin air. Scene by scene you feel its skill, but you leave the theater wondering about the meaning of it all. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +56 Dead Presidents is like a shotgun blast in the face: It's that powerful, that lethal, that ugly. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +56 The movie makes its point, and continues to hit you over the head with it. 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +56 The Hughes Brothers' ambition is admirable, but, as with their main character, ambition gets the better of them. 2.5/5 rotten Joey O'Bryan 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +56 The level of exaggerated violence and gore is so gross and disgusting that the film takes on a horror-movie look, which tends to undermine its intentions as a thoughtful exploration of troubled times for blacks. 2/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +56 Messy but mesmerizing. 3/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +56 Tate gives a strong performance as Anthony but much of this movie unfolds predictably -- the kind of action you've seen a hundred times in movies before and a thousand times on television. rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +56 It features lots of heartache, a downer of an ending, and even some nasty bloodshed. But in the end, it just feels like they forgot to add something in there, but it still comes out as a pretty good film nonetheless. 2.5/4 rotten Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +56 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +56 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 5, 2003 +56 2/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 24, 2002 +56 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +56 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +56 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly October 6, 1995 +56 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 6, 1995 +57 The movie is a mess, but a glorious, big-hearted, beautifully acted one. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) November 16, 2018 +57 Silver Linings Playbook may well be my favourite movie of the year. Go see it. Like, right now. 1 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +57 Cooper manages to show that he is still capable of doing more than his traditional throw-away, comedic roles. 3/5 fresh Joseph Walsh 0 CineVue August 23, 2018 +57 "Although the story sometimes drags and the predictable rom-com ending feels too pat, ""Silver Linings Playbook"" scores some intriguing insights into what mental illnesses we consider socially acceptable." 3.5/4 fresh Brandy McDonnell 0 The Oklahoman August 7, 2018 +57 Thanks to some truly terrific acting and amusing subplots with Pat's parents, the story works. fresh Megan Basham 0 WORLD June 18, 2018 +57 Playing outspoken, emotionally damaged young widow Tiffany, Lawrence is a firecracker, a powder keg, a force of nature. 4/5 fresh Emma Dibdin 0 The Arts Desk May 21, 2018 +57 Silver Linings Playbook is difficult to like, and too long, with a climactic dance scene that is filmically botched, which is fine with the movie because according to the plot it did not have to be good to succeed. fresh 0 n+1 April 30, 2018 +57 Russell's smart, snappy script is delivered by a top-notch cast, including two thoroughly likeable and well-matched leads. fresh Lisa Mullen 0 Sight and Sound April 9, 2018 +57 Despite the film's flaws, Russell excels at creating a community of misfits around Pat and Tiffany. fresh Steve Erickson 0 Nashville Scene February 9, 2018 +57 Once Silver Linings Playbook gets close to Lawrence, it doesn't have to crowd her again...She holds up her head, breathes hard and glows. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation January 8, 2018 +57 Silver Linings Playbook gives us four performers to relish. fresh Kong Rithdee 0 Bangkok Post May 10, 2016 +57 It's a challenging picture, but it runs the gamut of emotions so well that it's nearly impossible to dislike. 4/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 17, 2016 +57 Wouldn't it be great if mental illness really was as adorable as it is in the movies? rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +57 "Silver Linings Playbook"" makes comic hay from bipolar illness, early death, sexual adventurism, self-improvement binges, football fanaticism, degenerate gambling and father-son estrangement, as one would expect from latter-day Russell movies." fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity April 16, 2014 +57 But Silver Linings Playbook never induces a roll of the eyes, even if it never really surprises. fresh Emma Myers 0 Film Comment Magazine November 5, 2013 +57 In an age when the concept of comedies about possible kinships between characters is dominated by sugary devices and contrivance, here at last is a movie about real situations, real people and the natural experiences that evolve from them. 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org August 1, 2013 +57 A unique dramedy that stands heads and shoulders above most romantic films. 5.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews June 30, 2013 +57 A wild mess, but what a mess it is. B+ fresh Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 23, 2013 +57 It finds the gentle balance between traditional romantic comedy and artistic exploration of the laws of attraction. 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight June 18, 2013 +57 A romantic comedy for people who don't like what Hollywood has been calling 'romantic comedies' these days. 8/10 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days May 22, 2013 +57 One of the most pleasurably offbeat experiences since the Philadelphia Eagles last enjoyed a winning season. A- fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger May 13, 2013 +57 A deft treatment of its delicate subject material and some remarkable performances that give the film both touching, raw, authentic emotion and a certain kinetic humor. B+ fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) April 23, 2013 +57 Jennifer Lawrence is the only aspect of the film that truly lives up to the trumped-up awards buzz and hype, but being a perfectly enjoyable light comedy with heaps of heart is no small feat in itself. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com March 31, 2013 +57 I love the work that deNiro and Lawrence do here, but ultimately all they do is prove the old adage that you can cover up a lot of problems with the script by hiring good actors. 6 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania March 21, 2013 +57 Silver Linings Playbook looks like your run-of-the-mill wacky family comedy, but it's an important film and a great one that deserves to sweep the awards it's nominated for. 1 fresh Rima Sabina 0 Concrete Playground February 26, 2013 +57 Silver Linings Playbook is defined by the positive decisions that are made in the face of imperfection, desperation, and the desolate wasteland of your world in pieces. 4.5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show February 23, 2013 +57 Director David O. Russell forms a unique and incredible romance dramedy... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed February 19, 2013 +57 There is some charm to the story, but the final act is very neat, predictable, contrived, and not up to originality of the first two. 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews February 18, 2013 +57 Director David O. Russell is a little too chipper at times - breaking a restraining order is really no joke - but he brings a breeziness to this likeable tale of two misfits trying to make it work. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW February 15, 2013 +57 It may be a Hollywood comedy, but it's one that feels beautifully alive. fresh Cara Nash 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 11, 2013 +57 On the surface Silver Linings Playbook is a raucous romantic comedy, but its real interests are superstition and delusion. B+ fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 February 4, 2013 +57 A volatile mix of familial drama and madcap comedy, infectious optimism and razor-wire wit, it's one of the most purely enjoyable films released in the past twelve months. 4.5/5 fresh Tom Clift 0 Moviedex February 3, 2013 +57 I suppose the phrase 'serious romantic comedy' sounds like a paradox. But that's exactly what 'Silver Linings Playbook' is: an intelligent, edgy dark comedy with romance at its core. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 3, 2013 +57 "This is a rom-com dressed up as an Oscar-baiting ""dramedy"". It's a good rom-com thanks to it's edge... but occasionally has the bad traits of a bad rom-com." 3/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 The Standard January 31, 2013 +57 "Silver Linings Playbook puts the ""fun"" in ""dysfunction."" And sure, that sounds glib, but actually, it's a rather extraordinary achievement. Especially when you're skirting on the edges of sanity. " fresh Alice Tynan 0 The Vine January 30, 2013 +57 A bittersweet pill that's a mixture of an endearing family drama and modern romance that's an absolute delight. 4/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie January 30, 2013 +57 tows the line of conventional, feel-good Hollywood rom-com, albeit dressed up in just enough art-house quirk to make it feel like something slightly radical 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 30, 2013 +57 A reminder that 'sanity' doesn't make your flaws any more orderly. 5/5 fresh Liam Maguren 0 Flicks.co.nz January 29, 2013 +57 Silver Linings Playbook is a fine, funny film, and one that should charm viewers who haven't been tricked by all those Oscar nominations into anticipating it as some kind of world-changing work of art for the ages. 3.5/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix January 28, 2013 +57 David O. Russell's latest buzz film straddles a fine line between farce and kitchen-sink drama before settling into a groove that gets under one's skin. 8/10 fresh Ed Gibbs 0 The Sun Herald January 27, 2013 +57 It starts to fray about halfway through as it shifts into a more conventional mode, taking on the usual trappings of the genre and making its way to a predictable resolution fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile January 26, 2013 +57 Both charming and gritty... Cooper is edgy, while Lawrence is dynamite fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 26, 2013 +57 If there's one reason why you should see this film, it's to admire the wonderful performances from Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence. B+ fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane January 24, 2013 +57 Cooper and Lawrence Shine in Linings. 4.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times January 24, 2013 +57 Down-to-earth, funnier than you'd expect, and sympathetic toward its volatile, damaged characters. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 22, 2013 +57 Just the sheer number of characters flitting around, each scrambling for plot space, gives an idea of just how frantic this movie can be. But Russell expertly uses all of it for maximum emotional -- and sometimes physical -- impact. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 22, 2013 +57 Yes, the marketing presents it as a big broad comedy -- and it certainly is -- but it's also a unique and involving tale of two outsiders who together find a way to get on with life after it has dealt them some bad hands. A fresh Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist January 22, 2013 +57 It's tough to go wrong when your movie features two of the hottest stars, but director David O. Russell doesn't stop there. 4/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post January 22, 2013 +57 When Lawrence and Cooper are together, their chemistry jumps and sparks and their rat-a-tat psycho-banter aims for Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell territory. 3.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com January 22, 2013 +57 A cinematic high-wire act that audaciously blends edgy comedy together with genuinely touching drama into one of the most purely and surprisingly entertaining movies of the year. 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com January 22, 2013 +57 Director David O. Russell, who adapted the novel, and his cast fill the story with engaging, believable characters. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 22, 2013 +57 Fine mainstream sitcom material. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 21, 2013 +57 Writer-director David O. Russell keeps the audience guessing. He takes unexpected twists and turns as if defying you to guess what will come next. 4/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) January 19, 2013 +57 Consistently engaging, funny, and touching. This is the kind of picture in which two hours of running time whiz by in a flash. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 18, 2013 +57 Succeeds less on the merits of aesthetics than its willingness to give in to crowd-pleasing effervescence. fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth January 10, 2013 +57 A quirky, dramatic and totally entertaining movie that features someof the best acting of the year. 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com January 9, 2013 +57 "Having gone from unknown actress to Oscar nominee to ""The Hunger Games"" in what seemed like a blink of an eye, Lawrence shows herself a master of timing and plays off Cooper brilliantly." 4/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes January 6, 2013 +57 It's a rom-com that succeeds in revitalizing that discredited genre where so many others have failed, injecting it with the grit and emotion of realist drama rather than with amped-up whimsy or social satire or montages of people walking on the beach. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 4, 2013 +57 Silver Linings Playbook tells us that happily-ever-after may depend on finding people who coexist with our lunacy, not ones who can lead us out of it. In any case, it's crazy good. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 4, 2013 +57 Unique, beguiling, and occasionally frustrating: These descriptions equally apply to Silver Linings Playbook and its two central characters. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International January 4, 2013 +57 A crazy beaut of a comedy that brims with generosity and manages to circumvent predictability at every turn. A fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 4, 2013 +57 Russell keeps the outcome interesting; he knows that every silver lining has a cloud. 3/4 fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix January 4, 2013 +57 The plot is clever and a bit unconventional. Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence and Robert De Niro all turn in wonderful performances in this very funny, very warm comedy. B+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2013 +57 During its rocky road to becoming a fractured love story, Silver Linings Playbook and its great ensemble cast run a funny, conflict-mined, even suspenseful path. It's a total winner. 4/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) December 28, 2012 +57 Unlike the usual run-of-the-mill rom-com, this film bristles with life from the central core of the love story, to the quirky band of supporting players who add to the fun. 3.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly December 26, 2012 +57 "With ""The Silver Linings Playbook,"" Russell picks up the traditional quirky rom-com genre and shakes it around, just to see what happens. Where it's going is fairly predictable; how it gets there isn't. " 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) December 26, 2012 +57 A delightfully dysfunctional romantic comedy that's moving, funny and features just the right amount of crazy love. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews December 25, 2012 +57 A tenderhearted tale about two terribly wounded souls who survive by grudgingly leaning on each other's shoulder. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 AALBC.com December 20, 2012 +57 Your best bet for a movie that will entertain you, make you laugh and maybe even make you tear-up. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 20, 2012 +57 Russell handles the shifts in tone extremely effectively, and has sacrificed little of his sardonic edge in crafting something this superficially accessible. A fresh Jason Gorber 0 ScreenAnarchy December 17, 2012 +57 Funny without being glib, serious without being pretentious or depressing, this is a mature movie with fully realized characters and fine performances. A- fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) December 15, 2012 +57 Cooper gives a fine performance in a difficult role, but the one who really shines is Lawrence. Beautiful and sexy, she should be up for awards for this one. 9/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times December 13, 2012 +57 The movie itself is bipolar, full of mounting tension and hilarity like a classic screwball comedy, but it's all just barely skimming above a deep layer of darkness. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com December 12, 2012 +57 delivers the kind of sharply timed laughs that Sturges and Wilder would've appreciated 3/4 fresh Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer December 6, 2012 +57 There's a lot to like here and with strong performances all-around, a fresh script with characters that sound and act real. Add this film to your essential Oscar viewing game plan. 8.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files December 6, 2012 +57 Loaded with pleasant surprises, this adaptation of Matthew Quick's novel combines romantic comedy, dysfunctional family woes and a sense of danger without ever losing its way. 4.5/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 KC Active November 29, 2012 +57 One hundred percent predictable, yet strangely kind of fun. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express November 29, 2012 +57 It's honest you see; and honestly, as any fule no, is the bedrock of any successful relationship whether it be between two homo fictives or an audience and their movies. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray November 29, 2012 +57 ...recalls the screwball psychiatry of Russell's earlier efforts, only this time the farce has heart. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm November 26, 2012 +57 'Screwball' is a slang term for 'crazy,' and perhaps this is what inspired writer-director David O. Russell to literalize as well as update the screwball comedy genre here... 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) November 26, 2012 +57 When you make a movie set in Philly, you'd better get it right. Knowledgeable Eagles' fans may find Russell's sense of history maddening. 3.0/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net November 26, 2012 +57 Writer-director David O. Russell's out-of-control filmmaking style is perfectly suited to a romantic-comedy involving mental illness, and he infuses the film with a sparky unpredictability that's echoed in the perfectly graded performances of the cast. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com November 26, 2012 +57 Smart, funny, great performances 4/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com November 25, 2012 +57 Indeed the movie does make you feel quite good about humanity as the final credits roll. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) November 25, 2012 +57 ...ultimately unable to wholeheartedly become the feel-good romantic comedy that Russell has clearly intended... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 25, 2012 +57 Offers the satisfaction you'd expect from a romcom and feel-good sports movie, but Lawrence and Cooper's delicate treatment of their characters makes it far more than a fleeting source of entertainment. 4.5/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com November 24, 2012 +57 Silver Linings Playbook remains a very classy, acceptably funny slice of comic drama. But that eventual cop-out feels deeply unsatisfactory. 3/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times November 24, 2012 +57 Easily overcomes its familiar beats, thanks to a real attention to character detail, a nonjudgmental approach to all the flaws plaguing the players, and a cast that works beautifully together. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 24, 2012 +57 Laugh out loud funny at times and gut wrenching at others with just the right amount of bleak material to be intriguing and not overly depressing, Silver Linings Playbook is one of the most genuine and human films of the year. 8.5/10 fresh Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com November 24, 2012 +57 [H]alf thrilling, as it always is when a movie does well something The Movies don't typically try to do at all, and half uncomfortable, because it's not always easy to watch. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 23, 2012 +57 Love is not perfect, but it beats the next best thing fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit November 23, 2012 +57 This is a date movie that caters to the needs of both men and women: American football and comedy, ballroom dancing and romance. Silver Linings Playbook covers all those bases -- and rises above them too. 4/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) November 23, 2012 +57 Seeing it a second time has made me love it even more, not always the case. 5/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard November 23, 2012 +57 A charming, touching and funny film, which sits near the top end of the rom-com world. 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) November 22, 2012 +57 There are times when it does something new with the genre - and it does make you care about the protagonists. 4/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) November 22, 2012 +57 A feelgood film that doesn't avoid life's harsh realities, Silver Linings Playbook is heartwarming winter treat. 5/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) November 22, 2012 +57 A funny, believable film about the ability of even the damaged and imperfect to earn a little happiness. A- fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian November 22, 2012 +57 ... a terrific ensemble comedy about mental illness that achieves just the right balance of humor and poignancy without trivializing or exploiting the affliction at its center. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue November 22, 2012 +57 If The Fighter, was Russell's take on a sports movie, then Silver Linings Playbook is his version of a romantic comedy, and a delightfully twisted one at that. 4/5 fresh Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis November 22, 2012 +57 "Silver Linings Playbook"" is a Hollywood romantic comedy made to mask the horrific downside of mental illness while still giving the audience a little sense of superiority as they walk out of the cinema." C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 22, 2012 +57 Silver Linings Playbook is all things to all moviegoers. Please join the queues circling the blocks. 5/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times November 22, 2012 +57 It should be unwatchable. But in the sure hands of America's most effervescent humanist director, David O. Russell, it's unmissable. 5/5 fresh Jamie Dunn 0 The Skinny November 22, 2012 +57 A man's bi-polar disorder is supposed to give license to implausible and contrived histrionics. 2/5 rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle November 22, 2012 +57 Silver Linings Playbook is always interesting and full of humanity in all its shades. It has plenty of black humour and it's superbly acted. 5/5 fresh Roz Laws 0 Birmingham Post November 22, 2012 +57 Might at first look like proper cinema red in tooth and claw, but underneath it's a bundle of matted fleece and bleating. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 22, 2012 +57 A hugely enjoyable, warm-hearted romantic comedy-drama with a refreshing honesty towards its subject matter and a pair of terrific performances from Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 22, 2012 +57 This is a date movie that doesn't offer the sophistication it thinks it does, but is as enjoyable and good-natured as the genre requires. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 22, 2012 +57 Certain movies are sprinkled with pixie dust, an indescribable concoction that infuses scenes with irresistible magic; Silver Linings Playbook is practically hand-rolled and deep-fried in the stuff. A fresh Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) November 21, 2012 +57 Silver Linings Playbook paves a highly entertaining road to recovery for its characters - one you will be glad to have helped sponsor. 4.5/5 fresh Kofi Outlaw 0 ScreenRant November 21, 2012 +57 With a truly awkward script and no chemistry between the leads this Thanksgiving arrival is a turkey. 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly November 21, 2012 +57 While one respects the film for trying to juggle disparate tones, it never manages to find the proper balance. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 21, 2012 +57 Russell crafts a Baker Act romance playing loose and eccentric with the genre. The banter is spikier, wacky sidekicks have issues, too, and Pat and Tiffany's obstacles aren't fluff. The screws are tighter, and the movie is a ball. A fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times November 21, 2012 +57 An edgy romantic dramedy that suits our anxious times. fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News November 21, 2012 +57 Lawrence's bold performance and her fearlessly sexual character are more than Russell knows how to harness. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 21, 2012 +57 An intelligent and well-crafted film that seeks to inspire audiences by finding the humor amid the prevailing bittersweetness of life. 4/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune November 21, 2012 +57 Speaking of Oscars, the great DeNiro is great once again here. A fresh Matthew Odam 0 Austin American-Statesman November 21, 2012 +57 With leads as winning as Cooper and Lawrence, and Russell's signature mix of clever and sincere dialogue, the hook is set. 8.4/10 fresh Michael Burgin 0 Paste Magazine November 21, 2012 +57 This meaningful film keeps the laughs, giddy anxiousness and warm butterflies from the trailer and sustains it all through two full hours of a love story. 4/4 fresh Ricardo Baca 1 Denver Post November 21, 2012 +57 Lawrence, in her most high-low, sad-comic turn yet, is remarkable. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 21, 2012 +57 Until the characters can take their needs seriously and laugh at themselves, at least a little, they're not going to be healthy. Playbook traces all their journeys from stubborn self-assertion to a fragile connectedness that might lead to lasting bonds. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer November 21, 2012 +57 It shouldn't work - there's just too much going on. But it does. Spectacularly. Go see it. A fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News November 21, 2012 +57 Just the sort of rom-com you'd expect from a director who once came to blows with George Clooney. 4/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema November 21, 2012 +57 Just about everybody in the cast of David O. Russell's strange and disturbing and deeply romantic new film has the chance to act with a capital A. 4.5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com November 21, 2012 +57 This is a really funny film with some great performances, but sadly the second half shows that Russell lost track of what was important in the story. This still balances out to a good movie, [but] it could have been great had it stayed on course. 3/4 fresh Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com November 20, 2012 +57 The film is at once heartfelt and funny, farcical and sincere, and packed with performances that pull off that difficult balancing act. In short, it's a masterpiece. 4/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 20, 2012 +57 There's nothing wrong with the overrated Jennifer Lawrence that some serious acting lessons couldn't improve. The rest of the actors are pretty much on their own. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer November 20, 2012 +57 "For a movie that seems at times to have no idea what it's trying to do, ""Silver Linings Playbook"" is compulsively watchable." 4.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 20, 2012 +57 Unlike typical romantic genre fare, its jagged edges will make the characters and film a challenge for some viewers, which is the reason why others embrace it. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 20, 2012 +57 "Sharp of tongue, generous of spirit, Silver Linings Playbook is a jagged, loopy romantic comedy about ""crazy"" people that insists, deep down, we're all a little nuts." A fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News November 20, 2012 +57 "The Silver Linings Playbook"" defies categorization: it's both comedy and drama, without fitting neatly into either genre." 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 20, 2012 +57 The film is just as clumsy about psychological issues as Hollywood movies generally are, but Jennifer Lawrence's performance makes all that moot. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies November 20, 2012 +57 David O. Russell's latest entertaining ode to lovable characters you should probably be afraid of. 3/4 fresh Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star November 20, 2012 +57 "Going deep without resorting to trick plays, the sure-handed ""Silver Linings Playbook"" scores on every possession." 4/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 20, 2012 +57 Some movies are so likable, so naturally charming, that you'll forgive any dopey idea they throw at you. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday November 20, 2012 +57 David O. Russell has pulled off a tricky feat here, finding just the right tone in crafting a romantic comedy whose sweethearts suffer from bipolar disorder and depression. 3.5/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press November 20, 2012 +57 Silver Linings Playbook isn't perfect - the ending is untidy - but it may just be the year's best comedy. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 20, 2012 +57 Pretty much a miscalculation from beginning to end. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker November 20, 2012 +57 Silver Linings Playbook is a rare thing indeed - a romantic comedy that completely delivers on both sides of the equation. 5/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Star November 20, 2012 +57 A deliriously funny and disarmingly poignant love story that's sure to brighten the outlook of even the hardest cynic. 5/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy November 20, 2012 +57 A well-paced and whip-smart screenplay. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 19, 2012 +57 Russell's deft writing, and the ensemble cast, keep it light and entertaining. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 19, 2012 +57 The ending is a bust, but there's a wealth of good stuff here. 3/5 fresh Phil Brown 0 Little White Lies November 19, 2012 +57 Cooper and Lawrence have a nice, believable chemistry, and by the time they get to the dance competition it's surprising how tense it is and much you are rooting for them. 4/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman November 19, 2012 +57 Jennifer Lawrence is the standout in a tonally uneven, eccentric romantic dramedy that fuses The Fisher King with Romy And Michele's High School Reunion. 3/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Empire Magazine November 19, 2012 +57 Tinged with shadows and ignited by Lawrence and Cooper, Silver Linings Playbook raises the bar on romantic comedy. It's crazy good. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 19, 2012 +57 It's lopsided and spotty, but it's alive in a way that suddenly makes you remember to what degree most Hollywood movies aren't. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate November 18, 2012 +57 Unlikely and engaging, this quirky, off-beat romantic dramedy is a cheerfully enjoyable crowd-pleaser. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 18, 2012 +57 Silver Linings Playbook is Cooper and Lawrence's show. 4/5 fresh Matt Patches 0 Hollywood.com November 16, 2012 +57 With Silver Linings Playbook, David O. Russell has again recalibrated, and achieved the quirky yet poignant balance of his best early work. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The Atlantic November 16, 2012 +57 David O. Russell is screwing with us. He's seeing how many indie rom-com tropes he can juggle at the same time and still make it work, with one big twist: Brad Cooper is the Manic Pixie Dream Girl with a penis. B fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk November 16, 2012 +57 It's smart, edgy, and filled with some of the best performances of the year 4.5/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com November 16, 2012 +57 Offbeat dramedy mixes light and dark; some intense moments. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media November 16, 2012 +57 "What starts off as a serious examination of mental illness turns into an entirely different movie, one with nearly the exact same third act as ""High School Musical."" " 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 EntertainmentTell November 16, 2012 +57 Contrived, but beautifully cast and very entertaining. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald November 16, 2012 +57 Pat and Tiffany's love story may only be possible in the movies, but damned if the actors don't make it seem real. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity November 16, 2012 +57 It's Lawrence who knocked me sideways. I loved her in Winter's Bone and The Hunger Games but she's very young - I didn't think she had this kind of deep-toned, layered weirdness in her. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 16, 2012 +57 David O. Russell returns to his distinctive brand of neurotic screwball comedy, and like his early features Spanking the Monkey and Flirting With Disaster, this one somersaults giddily from sanity to insanity to sanity again. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader November 16, 2012 +57 Consistently funny and, as it builds to its conclusion, also very sweet fun. 3.5/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle November 16, 2012 +57 "Silver Linings"" feels different and fresh, also sincere." 4/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 16, 2012 +57 "It's tiresome to hear reviewers hyping this or that funny movie as ""the year's best,"" so I won't. But you get the idea." fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online November 16, 2012 +57 'Silver Linings Playbook' is fun, sharp and sometimes moving, but it's not reinventing any kind of wheel. 3.5/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies November 16, 2012 +57 A determinedly offbeat romance and rather knowing portrait of self-destructive behavior. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 16, 2012 +57 Like a production of When Harry Met Sally put on by the characters from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Silver Linings uses cliches like a straight-jacket, containing an otherwise nutty film and making it safe for audiences to approach. 7 fresh Radheyan Simonpillai 0 AskMen.com November 16, 2012 +57 It might be contrived that way, but we are willing to forgive and accept because the path to what we expect is rewarding. 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com November 16, 2012 +57 Cooper gives his most natural, affecting and compelling performance yet...Lawrence makes us forget her dewy youth just minutes into her brittle, biting turn as a woman whose unbalanced rage is even more cleverly concealed... 3.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service November 16, 2012 +57 Because of Lawrence, I just can't write off this movie. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 16, 2012 +57 Would that every feel-good movie came by its good feelings so honestly. 3.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 16, 2012 +57 Silver Linings Playbook is, like its protagonist, hopelessly optimistic ... and it's a sign of the film's potency that we buy into it with our own sense of hopefulness. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 16, 2012 +57 ... this is a film with its own cadence, its own particular sense of music, and it is a tremendous success for writer/director David O. Russell. A fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix November 15, 2012 +57 A bittersweet romantic comedy, plain and simple, and, by the time it has added in subplots involving dance competitions and football superstitions, also rather unwieldy. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 15, 2012 +57 It's a strain to care about Pat, and it's impossible to believe in his world. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 15, 2012 +57 An unfussy, rambling crowd-pleaser that recalls elements of the filmmaker's past work ... 7/10 fresh Alison Willmore 0 Movieline November 15, 2012 +57 Silver Linings is consistently entertaining, with its scrappy, well-drawn characters, offbeat humor and indefatigable positive outlook. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 15, 2012 +57 The movie doesn't break any thematic ground, and in other hands this same material might have made for an insufferable Katherine Heigl vehicle. But Russell and his cast make it sing - and soar, too. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 15, 2012 +57 Dramatic, emotional, even heartbreaking, as well as wickedly funny, it has the gift of going its own way, a complete success from a singular talent. 5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 15, 2012 +57 ...that rare thing, a top notch comedy orchestrated by a director with a talent for teasing out the unexpected. A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 15, 2012 +57 Cooper's performance meets Lawrence's, beautifully, halfway. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 NPR November 15, 2012 +57 "Everything comes together brilliantly in ""Silver Linings Playbook""-for the film's crazed but uncrazy lovers; for the filmmaker, David O. Russell, and best of all for lucky us." fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 15, 2012 +57 No matter how grim it's looking for certain kinds of laughter, as long as there's David O. Russell, things will be OK. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe November 15, 2012 +57 "Silver Linings Playbook,"" the exuberant new movie from David O. Russell, does almost everything right." 5/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times November 15, 2012 +57 Silver Linings Playbook is an infectiously rousing crowd-pleaser about psychological damage and emotional healing, which would seem oxymoronic if not for the authentic, insightful atmosphere and marvelous performances. 9.5/10 fresh Jonathan Lack 0 We Got This Covered November 15, 2012 +57 Anyone seeking proof that a movie can transcend its subject should look to Silver Linings Playbook. 4/5 fresh Ben Kenigsberg 0 Time Out Chicago November 15, 2012 +57 It's clever and cute and never lets you forget it, winning in spite of how much it insists on it. B fresh Sam Adams 1 Los Angeles Times November 15, 2012 +57 Cooper's much better than usual, while the always-great Lawrence is particularly fantastic. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye November 15, 2012 +57 I say good for Russell for risking a protagonist who requires some patience and forgiveness. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 15, 2012 +57 It's the perfect material for Russell, who not only deals perceptively with the dizzying swings of manic depression, but makes it the fabric of a big, generous, happy-making ensemble comedy. B+ fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club November 15, 2012 +57 "Silver Linings Playbook"" is so good, it could almost be a terrific old classic. " 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 15, 2012 +57 While the ultimate takeaway from Silver Linings Playbook is, as the title suggests, optimistic, it's not just because the film has two recognizable stars and a cutesy premise. 9/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline November 14, 2012 +57 A solid cast delivers in a movie that is thoroughly enjoyable if not consistently great. 4/5 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know November 14, 2012 +57 "It's not often that a movie can affect you and make you laugh out loud all at once, but ""Silver Linings Playbook"" coordinates the task with ease." 4.5/5 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know November 14, 2012 +57 Most of the way, the film's deficiencies are survivable if only for Jennifer Lawrence and some fleeting moments of emotional clarity and bracing conflict. 2.5/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 14, 2012 +57 Russell pitches the action at a manic, screwball pace, and the cast is more than up to the task, with Cooper and Lawrence attracting and repelling each other with equal dynamism. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap November 14, 2012 +57 "Playbook"" walks a tightrope in how it portrays mental illness -- deriving humor out of its characters' actions while demonstrating just how deep-rooted their problems are." 3.5/4 fresh Randy Myers 1 San Jose Mercury News November 14, 2012 +57 A razor sharp, unfiltered exploration of recovery and reconciliation. 4.5/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 The Reel Deal November 14, 2012 +57 Manic as it might be stylistically, emotionally Silver Linings Playbook maintains too even of a keel. rotten Karina Longworth 1 Village Voice November 13, 2012 +57 David O Russell's movie to love raises the bar on what has become the traditional rom-com. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute November 13, 2012 +58 Woody Allen received well deserved Oscar nods as writer and director of this original b/w comedy about a talent agent down on his luck. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 23, 2011 +58 It's a lovable Woody at the top of his game. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 1, 2009 +58 Woody Allen attends to his neglected lovability factor in this tiny, anecdotal comedy. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader August 12, 2008 +58 Another Allen gem. 4/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine August 12, 2008 +58 Warm, funny and steeped in affectionate characterizations -- this is Allen at his most sprightly. fresh 0 Film4 August 12, 2008 +58 Although the film contains many of the great verbal jokes that are Allen's forte, the visual wit and the sentimental drama fall a bit short. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide August 12, 2008 +58 Allen's perfect as a small-time, good-hearted Broadway talent agent, giving his all for a roster of hopeless clients. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety August 12, 2008 +58 Like Hannah and Her Sisters it strikes a perfect balance between structure, pathos, and sheer laughs. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 25, 2007 +58 The jokes are firmly embedded in plot and characterisation, and the film, shot by Gordon Willis in harsh black-and-white, looks terrific; but what makes it work so well is the unsentimental warmth pervading every frame. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +58 All of this is accomplished with wonderfully off-the-wall characterizations. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +58 A paean to the loveable losers in show biz who give it all they've got but still cup up short. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 25, 2004 +58 A modest but often side-splitting effort from the neurotic comic. 4/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online December 1, 2003 +58 Good, but not great Allen film. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 14, 2003 +58 Even the swamps of New Jersey look beautiful. 5/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +58 One of Woody Allen's very best ... which puts it in some pretty good company. 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +58 A great film from an American master. 8 fresh Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide January 5, 2002 +58 A smaller work in Allen's stable 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 7, 2001 +58 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 23, 2007 +58 4/5 fresh 0 european-films.net April 2, 2007 +58 3/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly August 17, 2006 +58 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 10, 2006 +58 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +58 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 16, 2004 +58 5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 28, 2004 +58 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +59 As ever with Zhang, the supposedly heroic action is rife with visual and thematic subversion. 4/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine January 16, 2009 +59 Satisfies both as straight folk tale and as a subversive tribute to the vitality and endurance of Chinese peasant culture. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +59 Its supposedly innovative epic style looks decidedly old-fashioned here. rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +59 A devastating first feature ... 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +59 There is a strength in the simplicity of this story, in the almost fairy-tale quality of its images and the shocking suddenness of its violence, that Hollywood in its sophistication has lost. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +59 "Red Sorghum"" develops politically, not dramatically, and because the characters act according to social, not psychological, forces, there's nothing much to discover in them." rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +59 "It's almost comforting that ""Sorghum"" has structural shortcomings -- if Yimou's debut were any better, he'd have to be tested for artistic steroids." fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +59 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 18, 2004 +59 3/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com January 29, 2004 +59 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +59 4/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +60 The premise is admittedly pretty crafty, but other than that two-minute distraction, Return to Horror High is certainly no great shake. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +60 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 29, 2005 +60 1/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 7, 2003 +60 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +61 Even Hostel showed more respect for the dead rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 30, 2009 +61 A boring and repetitive sequel... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +61 The film starts to pick up after it begins borrowing liberally from The Omen, even more liberally than the film's two predecessors which, as freak-accident horror films, are by definition Omen clones. 3/4 fresh Lucius Gore 0 ESplatter June 18, 2008 +61 As a forced, unnecessary addition to the series, it lacks a satisfying relationship to its predecessors while simply rehashing the original's plot ... 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Campbell 0 Cinematical September 17, 2007 +61 I'm not sure how much more overkill this franchise can take .... rotten Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review July 10, 2007 +61 So lazily plotted and poorly written, one wonders why New Line didn't just release a half-hour version consisting of nothing but death scenes. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +61 Director James Wong enjoys organizing dangerous objects and circumstances into precariously menacing Rube Goldberg arrangements. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +61 A great date movie for couples who like to share their revulsion at squelchy death scenes and hug each other in dread. Not recommended for the squeamish. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile April 22, 2006 +61 Vapid, pointless and wholly predictable. C- rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness March 19, 2006 +61 ...the sick kind of comedy that involves laughing at stupid people being ripped in half, but we know there are plenty of you out there. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times March 16, 2006 +61 In its own morbid little way, this is very much a stand-up-and-cheer -- or shriek, as the case may be -- kind of film. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle March 4, 2006 +61 This film is the least of the three: it lacks the novelty of the first film and the cleverly morbid humor of the second one. 2/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 25, 2006 +61 Who needs an intriguing story line when an everyday piece of equipment can be used to splatter someone's head like a festering zit? 1/5 rotten Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight February 25, 2006 +61 With its third outing, the Final Destination series surprisingly gets a second wind. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 22, 2006 +61 "YOu know, the ""Final Destination"" movies contain characters who are self-obsessed, cheap, profane and mean-spirited. Maybe that's why it's so much fun to watch them get taken out, one by one." 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 18, 2006 +61 Enjoyable threequel which delivers handsomely on the demands of the franchise: an attractive cast, inventive direction, a dark sense of humour and increasingly nasty death sequences. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 18, 2006 +61 You won't be scared one bit, but that's not exactly the point here. The murder is the only message. B fresh 0 E! Online February 18, 2006 +61 ...an entertainingly shallow, undeniably mindless horror flick. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 18, 2006 +61 If you like splatter flicks, this is for you. 2.5/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette February 18, 2006 +61 With inventive ideas like this, the series can clearly run and run. But they really need to take it to another level now. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 18, 2006 +61 The notion of horror movie as thrill ride is cannily literalized in the bravura amusement-park opening sequence... 2.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) February 17, 2006 +61 Wong goes on auto-pilot to plot even more despicable ways of killing off the survivors, preferably minus their clothes. 0/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 17, 2006 +61 More teenagers dying gruesomely. rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) February 17, 2006 +61 The people in this movie are some of the stupidest people in the history of movies. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 16, 2006 +61 Depends on your tolerance for some very ... uh ... juicy deaths and flying viscera. Face it, you're not watching this for deep meaning. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 15, 2006 +61 This third installment of the Final Destination franchise is the most disgusting, and viscerally enjoyable movie blood-bath in years. 3/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies February 15, 2006 +61 It's deja vu all over again 3/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com February 14, 2006 +61 Death may not be quite as creative in past films, but the trick isn't in merely using a tanning bed or a nail gun to kill somebody. It's how you do it. 2.5/4 fresh Dan Fienberg 0 Zap2it.com February 13, 2006 +61 Some good special effects but the story cannibalizes its own predecessor. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 12, 2006 +61 Convincingly pointless and breezy in its hedonistic hokum...Hence, the third time around is not the charm for this foolish and faceless fright flick. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye February 12, 2006 +61 The Final Destination series caters to its target audience without insulting it -- which is why the flicks make so much damn money. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com February 12, 2006 +61 [Director] Wong and [writer] Morgan honed their skills on The X-Files, Millenium and The Commish and it shows in their ability to create suspense and tension as well as carnage. 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies February 10, 2006 +61 The picture returns to the biting humor of the first FD and, in fact, improves and deepens the Rube Goldberg-ian deathtrap scenarios. 3/4 fresh Kim Morgan 0 Reel.com February 10, 2006 +61 These movies have never been my cup of tea, and contemporary horror movies' appetite for pointless sadism leaves me unmoved and not a little alarmed. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News February 10, 2006 +61 Might this be the final Final Destination? Don't bet on it. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 10, 2006 +61 The plot has more holes in it than the victims, but the shocks make up for the flaws. Don't think, just watch, and expect a wild ride. 3/4 fresh Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 10, 2006 +61 Keeping this series of black-comedy skits fresh is a challenge that the writers don't always meet, and their expository scenes need to be nail-gunned. 2.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post February 10, 2006 +61 If you're into state-of-the art depictions of human pureeing, this is indeed your flick. 1.5/4 rotten Jackie Loohauis 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 10, 2006 +61 At least the audience I was with laughed more than it screamed. 2.5/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies February 10, 2006 +61 If this film makes money, and it probably will, there may never be a final Final Destination. And that is the most disturbing thing about this movie. D rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News February 10, 2006 +61 The third time around is not the charm, but we can only hope this will be the FINAL final destination. 2/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com February 10, 2006 +61 The original film had pathos and humor; this is gratuitous and silly rather than engaging and funny. 2.5/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 10, 2006 +61 Week in and week out, horror movies cheat us, so it's wonderfully cathartic to watch a bunch of kids cheat death in what turns out to be the best installment yet in the Final Destination franchise. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe February 10, 2006 +61 Granted, nothing here is going to go down in history as a horror classic. But as far as dead-teen flicks go, this is one pretty lively affair. 3.5/5 fresh Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic February 10, 2006 +61 Morgan and Wong's snarky iterations on their initial premise don't show much development...a fair diversion but, make no mistake, a waste of time. 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 10, 2006 +61 [A]n unredeemably sadistic film that makes a joke of horrific death. There is absolutely no point to this film except inciting audiences to new levels of bloodlust... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 10, 2006 +61 ... there's no suspense or tension and little gallows humor, merely dead space between the next spectacular spray of blood and body parts. C- rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 10, 2006 +61 But worse than any of this, for the first time in three films this whole Death-is-out-to-get-you scenario is, of all things, boring. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com February 10, 2006 +61 This gory sequel begins with a promising thrill ride, but by the end has become little more than a merry-go-round, spinning pointlessly in circles. rotten Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com February 10, 2006 +61 The third film is pretty much what you expect: heads popped and brains yuckily visible. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters February 10, 2006 +61 Wong and Morgan: your diminished returns are ready. Get 'em while they're hot. 4/10 rotten Brian Juergens 0 Bloody Disgusting February 10, 2006 +61 it's easily the funniest movie of the year 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures February 10, 2006 +61 The series has made it work with macabre humor and devilishly clever setups. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 10, 2006 +61 The law of diminishing returns is in full effect here. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly February 10, 2006 +61 Robustly embodies the cathartic pleasures of shared scared silliness. B- fresh Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine February 9, 2006 +61 If you have seen the first two Final Destination movies, you know what you are getting into. If you haven't seen the first two, why start now? 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com February 9, 2006 +61 It's official: this is a horror series that actually won't disappoint. 4/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com February 9, 2006 +61 The gnawing familiarity of the formula has caught up with the series. Perhaps it's time that Morgan and Wong took the first word of the title seriously and moved on. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 9, 2006 +61 The series has gotten to the point where there is now effectively Nothing to See Here. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 9, 2006 +61 It's a surprise, really, that this entry is as much fun as it is, but trilogy looks about as far as this destination can go. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 9, 2006 +61 Gore fans will doubtless enjoy the film, which could spin off several more sequels. After all, Death is the one villain you can't ever kill off. 2.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 9, 2006 +61 There's nothing new, but in the case of the Final Destination films, new is not necessary. B+ fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony February 9, 2006 +61 With a premise as cavalier as this, perhaps director James Wong could have found a tone more original than post-Wes Craven cynicism. Instead, he panders to viewers, allowing them to take gleeful comfort in the destruction of the stupid and doomed. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post February 9, 2006 +61 It's more dead teenagers and lunatic determinism in this grim third installment of the enjoyably preposterous Final Destination franchise. 2.5/5 rotten Nathan Lee 1 New York Times February 9, 2006 +61 All we can say is: Death be not proud. If you have to work this hard to take down these dim-witted kids, you don't deserve to be a cosmic force. 2/4 rotten David Hiltbrand 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 9, 2006 +61 You have all the ingredients here of the pernicious id roiling in the secret think-pan of most thoughtful Americans. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central February 9, 2006 +61 Do the producers of this overdone trilogy understand the concept of 'final'? 1/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com February 9, 2006 +61 You could condemn such a movie for being such a smirking, calculatedly cheesy gore-fest. But that would presume that the movie aspires to be anything else. 2/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday February 9, 2006 +61 Each demise serves as a testament to a refreshingly old-fashioned villain -- not another nut-job human with a saw, but a dedicated ghoul with a job to complete. fresh Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly February 9, 2006 +61 Absent of the edgy suspense, creativity and thoughtful moments of existentialism that had previously made this horror series more than just a cheap study in evisceration and decapitations. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 9, 2006 +61 Easily the best of the series, [it] blends serious fright with funny situations ... as in the deaths that occur at the Phoenix Tanning salon. 2.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 9, 2006 +61 The movie gives you the fun and fright of a roller coaster, which is nice, since you may not be riding those anymore after watching this. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star February 9, 2006 +61 A desultorily plotted affair that feels less like a thriller than a homicidal checklist. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety February 8, 2006 +61 It's an escalating contest of can-you-top-this brutality, with each death staged as the final link in a Rube Goldberg chain reaction. C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly February 8, 2006 +61 A reminder of how low a filmmaker will sink to pander to our most corrupt tendencies. rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine February 8, 2006 +61 The notion of butchery as a spectator event notwithstanding, there's an almost admirably workmanlike quality to the way co- scenarists Glen Morgan and James Wong set up their characters for carnage like so many fleshy bowling pins. rotten Mark Holcomb 1 Village Voice February 7, 2006 +61 It's disturbing by not being disturbing at all. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) February 7, 2006 +61 Death finds gloriously grisly new ways to deal with teenagers who dare to spit in his face. 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net February 7, 2006 +61 Whether conscious or not on the part of the filmmakers, the gory logic follows America's understandable desire to rationalize the effects of such physical violence that its invisible soldiers are suffering in Afghanistan and Iraq. B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 6, 2006 +61 2/5 rotten Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +61 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +61 3.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com February 18, 2006 +61 B+ fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com February 10, 2006 +63 While this film runs almost two hours, it seems longer because of the pacing. rotten Carol Buckland 1 CNN.com January 5, 2018 +63 An engrossing but disappointing big-budget political suspense film, that never becomes exceptional. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 26, 2016 +63 The good news is, The Devil's Own doesn't live down to its reputation. fresh Joe Leydon 0 The Moving Picture Show July 19, 2014 +63 Presents itself as being about Something Important, whereas in fact it is really about nothing very much at all. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 26, 2010 +63 Finally just another schoolmarmish prestige piece touting America's moral superiority 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central July 16, 2008 +63 What's left is a lot of moral grappling, not all of which has one iota of relevance to the plot. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 30, 2007 +63 A cobbled-together mess of conflicting tones. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 18, 2005 +63 The line 'This is not an American story, it's an Irish one' means nothing ... it is a story as American as McNuggets -- all extra-crispy coating and no real meat underneath. C- rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +63 Messy, but still strangely appealing 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 27, 2003 +63 Unjustly dismissed and really quite watchable, despite Brad Pitt's silly Irish accent. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium January 16, 2003 +63 Revolves around two men whose passionate commitment to justice puts them on a collision course. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 21, 2002 +63 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +63 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views July 15, 2005 +63 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +63 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 1, 2005 +63 2/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 14, 2004 +63 1/5 rotten Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun June 21, 2004 +63 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 19, 2003 +63 3/4 fresh Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +63 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 16, 2003 +63 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +63 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +63 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +63 3/4 fresh Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +63 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +63 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +63 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +63 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +63 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +63 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +63 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +63 3/5 fresh Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +63 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +63 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +63 2.5/5 rotten Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +63 B+ fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly March 26, 1997 +64 The best gags pop up in the closing credits, which should tell you something about what precedes the finale. rotten Leonard Klady 1 Variety June 17, 2008 +64 There's something tired and rotten about this Fugitive send-up right from the start. 1.5/4 rotten Sandra Contreras 0 TV Guide June 17, 2008 +64 An understandably tired-looking Leslie Nielsen should seriously consider retirement from this tired genre. 0.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 12, 2004 +64 If and when you go see it, don't go in with an expectation of seeing something cinematically superior, but do expect a good time. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 22, 2003 +64 I'd say it's worth a rent. 2.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +64 Even the audience at the free promotional screening was hard-pressed to find many genuine laughs in this purportedly comic abomination. rotten John Haslett 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +64 This film is strictly hit and miss. 6/10 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +64 Unfortunately, most of the jokes just aren't very funny. rotten Anita Gates 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +64 A mind- numbingly awful motion picture that has a better chance of making a viewer physically ill than of provoking a genuine laugh. 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +64 Clearly, Pat Proft was wearing too many hats, and both his writing and his directing suffered for it. 2 rotten Cheryl DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +64 Wait for the end credits -- the mindless nonsense interspersed between the cast and crew lists is off the wall. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +64 The constant movie references didn't make me laugh, they made me want to see other movies. Better movies. 0.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 1, 2000 +64 I was wrong: There are worse things than Mr. Magoo. 0/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +64 The only person who fares well here is York, and that's because his character is killed off just minutes into the picture. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +64 One sad sad spoof that I could have lived without. 1/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +64 No one will remember Wrongfully Accused in a year, but...Nielsen has assured himself a place in comic history. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +64 No, Wrongfully Accused is not fall-down funny, but it offers some riotous moments. fresh Noel Murray 0 Nashville Scene January 1, 2000 +64 Beyond stupid. 1/4 rotten Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +64 The rest of the cast doesn't look like it's having nearly as much fun as Nielsen is, but they are all exceedingly game and that's all that matters in these movies. 2/4 rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +64 When a film critic starts throwing popcorn at the movie screen, something has to be wrong. 0/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +64 The epitaph of the modern spoof. 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +64 Amusing, perhaps, but really funny? No. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +64 Ridiculously tired. 2/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +64 C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +64 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +64 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 21, 2005 +64 3/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) May 8, 2005 +64 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 8, 2004 +64 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 29, 2002 +64 1/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +64 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly August 21, 1998 +65 Disney's Enchantedis a fun homage to all the Walt Disney Animation Studios classics. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies November 24, 2018 +65 Director Kevin Lima's new film Enchanted is seemingly made for all the women who grew up on fairytale endings. But growing up is perhaps the wrong word to use. Permanently infantilized might be a better term. rotten Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 22, 2017 +65 In Enchanted, even the vermin whistle while they work. B fresh Craig Outhier 1 Orange County Register December 10, 2014 +65 In the hands of Adams, the evolution elicits as much sympathy as it does laughter, largely because she grounds every pivotal moment in wide-eyed kindness and generosity, pushing us to care about her fate. 3.5/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com December 10, 2014 +65 After about half-an-hour the comic steam is dispersed by whimsy, though Timothy Spall is pretty funny as the Evil Stepmother's varlet valet. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) December 10, 2014 +65 Delightful stuff. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) December 10, 2014 +65 This delightfully funny and smart family film certainly lives up to its title. 4/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Daily Mirror (UK) December 10, 2014 +65 "By the time you are reading this, the ads will already be proclaiming that Enchanted is ""enchanting,"" and for once they'll be spot on." fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly December 10, 2014 +65 The result is a fresh, feel-good crowd-pleaser that pokes affectionate fun at fairytale conventions while remaining true to their spirit. 4/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) December 10, 2014 +65 Narrated by Julie Andrews with Marsden gleefully camping it up and Adams the personification of winning charm, only a Scrooge would deny the film possesses oodles of fun and wit. It's just not as enchanting as it deserves to be. 3/5 fresh Mike Davies 0 Birmingham Post December 10, 2014 +65 Sometimes the big studios get it right. Enchanted is a high-concept fish-out-of-water tale that works on so many levels it's dizzying. Plus, it features a breakout performance by the luminous Amy Adams. 4/5 fresh Glenn Sumi 0 NOW Toronto December 10, 2014 +65 Enchanted is as conventional as the films it tries to satirize. rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies December 10, 2014 +65 Amy Adams is a star in the making. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 10, 2014 +65 This large-scale Disney family film is sheer delight. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 10, 2014 +65 There's no big shocker ending in Enchanted, and it follows a pretty typical formula, but what makes it a winner is its ability to make you smile anyway. Be forewarned, you might even get a cheek ache. 3/4 fresh Kim Brown 0 Tulsa World December 10, 2014 +65 Enchanted is a sweet romantic fable, with some loveable performances and some genuine good humour. 4/5 fresh Andrew Hedley 0 Flicks.co.nz December 10, 2014 +65 Warm, funny and delightfully nostalgic, this is a must-watch this Christmas for the whole family. 4/5 fresh Christopher Whitmore 0 MovieFIX December 10, 2014 +65 Amy Adams is the reason to see Enchanted, the only reason, but she is so good and committed to a role most actress would play with a knowing smirk, that reason is more than enough. 3/5 fresh Christopher Borrelli 0 Toledo Blade December 10, 2014 +65 For the first time, perhaps ever, Disney turns the reflecting mirror at itself, allowing for some inspired fun at its own expense. A- fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) December 29, 2013 +65 Like the Cinderella figure she plays in Disney's Enchanted, Amy Adams spreads a contagion of delight. The movie is great fun, but she's enchanting. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 26, 2013 +65 You get the sense that Lima and writer Bill Kelly barely scratched the surface of possibilities of their clever but largely unexplored gimmick. B- fresh Douglas Perry 0 Oregonian November 26, 2013 +65 It's the simple charm and humour of the tale that lingers in the memory. 4/5 fresh Sue Robinson 0 Radio Times November 26, 2013 +65 Happily, the leads carry the day: James Marsden as a prince of grinning vanity, Susan Sarandon as the wicked stepmother, and, above all, Amy Adams, who, in the role of a would-be princess, finds true momentum, not just sappiness, in the farce of innocence. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker November 26, 2013 +65 Amy Adams announces herself as a viable new commercial leading lady in Enchanted, a genial family film which finds animated fairytale characters thrust into the real world. fresh Brent Simon 0 Shared Darkness May 15, 2012 +65 Enchanted still provides a pleasant twist on Walt Disney's traditional output and has enough decent performances from its cast to raise titters and smiles from even the most grumpy movie-goers. 3/5 fresh Alex Fletcher 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +65 Enchanted is rich in Disney iconography, the best recipient of which is Susan Sarandon as the wicked Queen. The film in general really benefits from a stellar production team that create the feeling of a classic Disney film in the real world. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 21, 2011 +65 It pulls out all the stops in hitting all the familiarities of the genre and spins it on its head in both a fun and intelligent way. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views November 27, 2010 +65 Snobs will hate it because of its happily ever after ending. Everyone else will love it for the exact same reason. After all, a little fantasy never hurt anyone. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +65 It rides on the charm of its actors, particularly Amy Adams as the hapless, homicidally upbeat princess and James Marsden as her would-be prince charming. 2.5/4 fresh Brooke Holgerson 0 Boston Phoenix July 6, 2010 +65 Disney offers a delightfully affectionate, and surprisingly entertaining, parody of its own traditions. 3/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune October 23, 2009 +65 As close as you can get to a family-friendly, live-action satire of Disney animation, made all the better since Disney itself made the film. 4.5/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant October 18, 2008 +65 Though the film is full of allusions to the Disney canon, they are generally unobtrusive echoes rather than eager satires. This is a children's movie at which adults are also welcome, not a cartoon for grownups. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The New Republic September 22, 2008 +65 It is rare for me to use a term like 'magical' to describe a film, but this movie deserves it. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures August 17, 2008 +65 ...an admittedly overlong yet thoroughly engaging effort that brings a fresh spin to the old fish-out-of-water formula. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 31, 2008 +65 Disney's self-mocking combination of animation and live-action is not without its charm, but so slim is the satire that the result comes dangerously close to resembling a cheap imitation by a moderately talented wannabe. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique July 10, 2008 +65 Its gimmick allows, in our post-ironic era, big musical production numbers in Central Park 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit May 22, 2008 +65 "There is no doubt about it - Amy Adams is the sole reason Walt Disney Pictures' ""Enchanted"" is so, well, enchanting." 3.5/5 fresh Adam Tobias 0 Watertown Daily Times May 20, 2008 +65 [T]hink of it as The Purple Rose of Cairo for kids. 4/5 fresh Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC May 1, 2008 +65 Lo and behold, the film held my interest the whole way through, and yes...even made me chuckle here and there. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium April 25, 2008 +65 It may not win over diehard Disney haters, and it doesn't qualify as great filmmaking, but I bet kids will be enjoying this one for decades to come. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide April 8, 2008 +65 A delightful family-friendly holiday confection. 4.5/5 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 3, 2008 +65 Enchanted is, indeed, enchanting. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 18, 2008 +65 Chock full of intriguing twists and turns, plus many memorable musical numbers, this instant Disney classic is a pleasant escape that's fun for young and old. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze March 15, 2008 +65 This modern-day, partly animated fairy tale is a cheery love story, yes, but it's also a little Scream and a lot of Hairspray, cleverly sending up its shamelessly feel-good genre yet sending you off with a fizzy high nonetheless. fresh Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper March 6, 2008 +65 The perfect family film for the festive season. 1 fresh Simon Thompson 0 Heart 106.2 January 22, 2008 +65 For a movie filled with magical occurences, Enchanted commits a cardinal sin: It forgets to cast a spell on the audience. 2/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out January 18, 2008 +65 All the fairy-taley wrap-up is decidedly less wonderful than young Morgan's insight and gumption. Surrounded by calculated Disnifications, she's both imperfect and convincing. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters January 17, 2008 +65 A cute family comedy that's perfectly safe for even the tots to attend. fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons January 15, 2008 +65 It's Adams who casts the spell. 3/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals January 14, 2008 +65 With its latest movie, Enchanted, Disney is having some fun at its own expense. Gentle fun, it has to be said. 3/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 4, 2008 +65 Amy Adams provides the pixie dust that turns New York into a land of enchantment. 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 2, 2008 +65 Enchanted bubbles over with good cheer, due in large part to Adams for the wide-eyed optimism and innocence she brings to her irony-free performance. B- fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 December 16, 2007 +65 "The songs, by ""Pocahontas"" Oscar-winners Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz, are cleverly written, with each one evoking a Disney classic from another period." 4/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review December 15, 2007 +65 This family film is fun, but essentially paint-by-numbers. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight December 14, 2007 +65 The animated sequences are disappointingly flat, the real-life parts underwritten, but Amy Adams works hard and keeps a straight face in the lead, and the time passes amiably enough. 3/5 fresh Robert Hanks 0 Independent (UK) December 14, 2007 +65 "It quickly becomes obvious that instead of finding a fresh angle of approach, the filmmakers have simply given us yet another fish-out-of-water fantasy a la ""Splash." rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com December 14, 2007 +65 A triumphant return to form. fresh David Gritten 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 14, 2007 +65 The comic possibilities, once floated, eventually capsize. fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 14, 2007 +65 Overhyped family movie covered in a cellophane shrink-wrap of corporate Disney plastic-ness. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 14, 2007 +65 Beginning like the classic animated stories, with a beautiful princess being rescued by a handsome prince, it raises a laugh immediately with a brilliant send-up of the saccharin duets the young lovers usually sing. 5/5 fresh The Sneak 0 The Sun (UK) December 14, 2007 +65 Susan Sarandon is terrific as the Evil Queen; Timothy Spall pops up like a well-used wart; and James Marsden is the terrifically thick and handsome Prince. 4/5 fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) December 14, 2007 +65 It's not quite as enchanted or magical as it could have been, but this family romp still manages to be good fun, and is lifted by fantastic turns from Amy Adams and James Marsden. 3.5/5 fresh Saxon Bullock 0 Film4 December 14, 2007 +65 Enchanting, fantastic fun for all the family. fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 14, 2007 +65 A charming family-friendly film complete with a beautiful music score. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile December 13, 2007 +65 Subversive enough for older brother, sweet enough for kid sis, this cine-panto's a safe if not spectacular choice for a Chrimbo family outing. The cartoon chipmunk almost steals it, but Adams' dippy dazzle is the movie's heart, soul and lungs. 3/5 fresh Matthew Leyland 0 Total Film December 13, 2007 +65 Enchanted? You will be. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema December 13, 2007 +65 Thoroughly delightful and entertaining, this is exactly the type of movie Walt Disney would make if he were alive today. 4/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com December 12, 2007 +65 Once upon a time, the Disney studios showed off a clever way to blend animation and live action. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 11, 2007 +65 For the most part this is a perky delight that takes a cheeky glee in biting the gloved hand that feeds. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com December 11, 2007 +65 Enchanting for most of its running time. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies December 4, 2007 +65 The dedicated fairy tale fan will have tons of fun spotting all the references. Adams, meanwhile, gives one of the comedy performances of the year. 3/5 fresh Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine December 4, 2007 +65 This magical fantasy-in-reverse is perhaps the best family film of the year. 1 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com December 2, 2007 +65 Disney can afford to poke fun at a lot of things about itself, and in Enchanted, it does exactly that, to largely charming effect. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate December 1, 2007 +65 A sweet little film for anyone that enjoys blurring the lines between fantasy and reality. Climaxes strongly. Has moments of greatness and moments of not-so-greatness. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card November 30, 2007 +65 The delightful Enchanted gives Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs a sweetly subversive spin. 4/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) November 30, 2007 +65 Playing her fairytale character with giddy aplomb, Amy Adams gives a winsomely energetic performance as the live-action version of maiden Giselle. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 29, 2007 +65 Enchanted offers us five-stars worth of Amy Adams in four-stars worth of movie. That's not a bad average. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 28, 2007 +65 There are probably a few actresses who could play the role of an animated Disney princess come to life, but let's be thankful it's Amy Adams who is playing it. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 27, 2007 +65 Amy Adams does something akin to what Johnny Depp did in the first Pirates picture: take a potentially generic Disney movie and invest it with a sublimely inventive performance that takes the overall product to a whole other level. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 27, 2007 +65 The kids and adults can dig this one, though adults may be stricken with Disney deja vu by this point. 3/5 fresh Matthew Sorrento 0 Film Threat November 27, 2007 +65 To my pleasure, the delightful Enchanted stands out in a season full of violent and drug-ridden movies. 4/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com November 26, 2007 +65 If the mere notion of Disney returning to their roots doesn't at least bring a tiny bit of a smile to your face, then you are, I'm sorry, completely dead inside. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 26, 2007 +65 Disney's Enchanted is the sweet, lighthearted antithesis to the more serious fare this holiday season, fueled by a thoroughly captivating performance from Amy Adams. 3/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com November 26, 2007 +65 Maintains a delicate balance between wish-fulfillment fantasy and a recognition that the world inhabited by its audience is filled with disappointment as well as with joy... 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) November 26, 2007 +65 Watching Amy Adams exude her comical charm is alone worth the price of admission. 3/4 fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers November 26, 2007 +65 Sarandon's wicked queen switches it up as a witch on the down low, exuding bad vibes crackling with charismatic menace. Even if a bit like a real queen also notorious for not taking a liking in the least to her own royal offspring's choices in women. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze November 25, 2007 +65 A very nice enjoyable fluffy movie. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 25, 2007 +65 A surprisingly entertaining movie that possesses the trademark Disney magic while administering a few well-deserved jabs in the ribs at the same time. 3.5/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com November 24, 2007 +65 "Enchanted earns its label as a ""family film"" by virtue of its ability to captivate audience members both young and old." 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 24, 2007 +65 With its buoyant combination of romance, music and fun, 'Enchanted' emerges as one of the most entertaining films of the year. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 23, 2007 +65 It makes for good family viewing. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 23, 2007 +65 ...winsomely clever... 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review November 23, 2007 +65 The first half of this film is just pure joy. A- fresh Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal November 22, 2007 +65 This is a film Walt himself would have been proud of, a family flick that's marvelously gratifying no matter what your age. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 22, 2007 +65 What pushes the film over the top is the terrific turn by Adams, who really seems like a Disney heroine come to life. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 22, 2007 +65 I walked in there all crabby, tired, bitter, and sad, and I walked out with a beatific smile on my face that not even Beowulf could remove entirely. 5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina November 22, 2007 +65 Amy Adams looks and sounds as if she indeed emerges from a fairy-tale land. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 22, 2007 +65 Adams is somehow more cartoonish than the animated version of Giselle at the beginning of the film. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star November 22, 2007 +65 Wonderful family entertainment. 3/4 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Entertainment Insiders November 22, 2007 +65 Adams carries Enchanted's fairy-tale conceit on her tiny shoulders - and on her, it floats as if sprinkled with pixie dust. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 21, 2007 +65 The gag wouldn't work with just anyone in the lead, but Adams' openhearted performance never winks. She really does want the best for everyone, and can't fathom why they don't all feel the same. B- fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club November 21, 2007 +65 If I have my druthers Adams will get her second Oscar nomination, part of me even hoping she can pull of the same Julie Andrews Mary Poppins miracle and actually win the darn golden statue outright. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com November 21, 2007 +65 Maybe it's not a whole new world, but it's one you already know and love quite well. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press November 21, 2007 +65 Disney goes meta in this witty, exuberant musical comedy whose parody and nostalgia serve a sweet and affecting romance. fresh Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader November 21, 2007 +65 Portraying a version of Disney's Snow White, [Adams] owns the character, down to every warble and twirl. 3/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 21, 2007 +65 An inspired Disney fairy-tale mash-up. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly November 21, 2007 +65 Enchanted is not a perfect movie ... But it is so thoroughly delightful when Adams is on screen you forgive its faults with a smile. A fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News November 21, 2007 +65 What could have been an epic Disney misfire is saved by the charming Adams. 3/4 fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press November 21, 2007 +65 Wonderful performances by Amy Adams and James Marsden as the real-life versions of a classic Disney princess and her prince charming. They are magnificent. 3/4 fresh Todd Hertz 0 Christianity Today November 21, 2007 +65 Enchanted isn't just a culture-clash fable, it's also a throwback to one of classic Hollywood's giddiest genres: the screwball comedy. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News November 21, 2007 +65 Charming. I wanted to sing all the way home and make some clothes out of my favorite curtains. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com November 21, 2007 +65 The film, anchored by an entrancing performance by Amy Adams and a strong ensemble cast, is cleverly written. The situations are funny, and the story feels effortlessly entertaining. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 21, 2007 +65 Surprisingly sophisticated riff on animated fairy-tale movie cliches. 3/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide November 21, 2007 +65 How refreshing it is that Enchanted gently makes fun of Disney tradition while upholding it at the same time. There are no cheap or vulgar jokes, and sentiment never turns to treacle. 4/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 21, 2007 +65 An irresistible blend of screwball comedy and Disney fairy-tale musical, Enchanted takes its enchanting premise and prances away with it, holding the audience happily captive. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 21, 2007 +65 Enchanted squeaks by on the charm of its performers, particularly Adams. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 21, 2007 +65 Enchanted hits every high note, and a great family film that entertains both the kids and adults is something we can all be truly thankful for. 3.5/5 fresh Kim Voynar 0 Cinematical November 21, 2007 +65 Enchanted is worth seeing for Adams, and children will adore the slapstick performers, including a prominently featured CGI chipmunk. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post November 21, 2007 +65 Adams' performance is the kind that deserves an Academy Award nomination yet seldom gets one. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 21, 2007 +65 Cute and clever enough to enchant little girls -- not to mention their mothers. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News November 21, 2007 +65 The film affectionally spoofs animated-fantasy formulas. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 21, 2007 +65 It's obvious but inescapable: Enchanted is as good as its name. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 21, 2007 +65 Disney satirizes its own princess megabusiness -- but still goes for the standard payoffs -- with this funny story of a fairy-tale heroine who finds herself in real-life New York City. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 21, 2007 +65 There's plenty to enjoy here. 2.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star November 21, 2007 +65 It's novel, it's amusing and it can't help but peter out in the third act as the screenplay trucks toward a Big Apple showdown between good and evil. By this time, Enchanted is merely coasting on Adams' considerable charm. It's enough. 3/5 fresh Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies November 21, 2007 +65 A gently meta fairy tale that pokes fun at Disney's animated classics, just never too hard to hurt. 3/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle November 21, 2007 +65 Enchanted manages the trick of recasting sugar spun Disney fairy tales of old into a winning, modern-day comedy. Walt Disney would be impressed. 3/4 fresh Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail November 21, 2007 +65 A heart-winning musical comedy that skips lightly and sprightly from the lily pads of hope to the manhole covers of actuality, if you see what I mean. I'm not sure I do. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 21, 2007 +65 The sight of Adams gliding and beaming and chirping in this movie is just about the happiest time I've had watching an actor do anything all year. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe November 21, 2007 +65 Adams is truly magical. She brews up her most transfixing expressions when words fail her. B fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun November 21, 2007 +65 The jokes rarely miss and the result is a refreshingly sardonic fairy tale. 3.5/5 fresh Toddy Burton 0 Austin Chronicle November 21, 2007 +65 Amy Adams is absolutely adorable as the enchanting fish-out-of-water princess. B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com November 21, 2007 +65 Silly yet never quite satirical, it's like Shrek without his teeth. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) November 21, 2007 +65 Smart, sassy and sweet but...never vulgar or mean, it's a knowing but not condescending modern family-friendly fairy tale. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 21, 2007 +65 Enchanted works its magic largely by sending up some of the very stereotypes that have long been Walt Disney Pictures' profitable stock in trade. fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times November 21, 2007 +65 We believe she is a Disney princess. No doubt Giselle will be joining her forebears at the theme parks. 3.5/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette November 21, 2007 +65 Its success is largely due to the casting of Amy Adams who is simply sensational. She weaves some serious movie magic into this thing. 3/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Maxim November 21, 2007 +65 [Adams has] got a wild-eyed spark that suggests she's probably game for just about anything. I hope Hollywood doesn't sand her down too much and turn her into a bland star. 4.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com November 21, 2007 +65 Adams gives a great performance. Her sincerity is what makes it all work. 3.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs November 21, 2007 +65 Adorable fairy tale is a fabulous family flick. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media November 20, 2007 +65 While the tongue-in-cheek comedy plays a major role, there's also a warm, charming story here that makes the movie much more than simple satire. 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend November 20, 2007 +65 Enchanted is a sugar spun delight. It's as fluffy as a bunch of newborn bunnies and as cute as an entire collection of buttons. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters November 20, 2007 +65 Eventually peddles the same old ass-backwards messages, equating physical beauty with goodness, and positing that a woman's greatest dream is that a hunk will materialize out of thin air and make her a contented homemaker and wife. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine November 20, 2007 +65 It's silly and sweet, but never cloyingly so 3/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy November 20, 2007 +65 Enchanted is easily the best Disney movie in years. It could even be the best film of the year. 4/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews November 20, 2007 +65 a great, clever concept, and it's family fun 3.5/5 fresh Anne Gilbert 0 Filmcritic.com November 20, 2007 +65 a rare, fun, loving lampoon of what made Disney great, and one of those special treats you look forward to at holiday time. 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com November 20, 2007 +65 Given the possibilities it's not particularly inventive, but it is nice to see a comedy so affectionate with the conventions it spoofs. C+ rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 20, 2007 +65 It couldn't be whispier or more Disney-rific -- don't expect any grand philosophies on life beyond 'ain't true love grand?' -- but as a way to pass a couple hours in sheer movie-movie bliss, you can't go wrong. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 20, 2007 +65 No air quotes or winks at the audience, just a fresh, sweet story. And that's movie magic. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet November 20, 2007 +65 The best Disney fantasy-musical since Mary Poppins, a hilarious, dazzling send-up of the thing that made Disney what it is today fairy-tale princesses. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel November 20, 2007 +65 Adams is daffy and delicious in a star-making role, and the script, direction and music are spot-on. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 20, 2007 +65 [Amy Adams is] every Disney princess in one ebullient package. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 20, 2007 +65 Enchanted charmingly reworks all the old [Disney] favorites while incorporating fresh twists of its own. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer November 20, 2007 +65 Disney's gloriously tongue-in-cheek parody of its own princess genre is notable for how it's G-rated heroine makes us realize how far a bit of innocence and optimism can uplift our outlook in today's untrusting world. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 20, 2007 +65 A hugely entertaining, clever comic fairy tale. Most of the credit goes to Oscar nominee Amy Adams. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 20, 2007 +65 This charmer of a film runs a little long and is heavy on the CGI dragon. The real special effect is Adams, who sings the Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz songs with brio, complementing her vivacious performance. 3.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 20, 2007 +65 It's Amy Adams who lends the role a heart bigger than the frame can contain. I defy anyone to watch this movie and not fall hopelessly in love with her performance. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 eFilmCritic.com November 20, 2007 +65 Enchantment only goes so far in Disney's Enchanted, a sometimes clever, other times grating mix of live action and animation that plays tricks with levels of movie reality as the world of fairy-tale animation invades contemporary New York. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter November 20, 2007 +65 One of those rare pieces of 'all ages entertainment' that will actually work for all ages, Enchanted succeeds most of all as a showcase for its superb leading lady. 3.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com November 20, 2007 +65 The only thing about the film of any lasting significance is Amy Adams, the bewitchingly good actress who plays the princess. B+ fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times November 20, 2007 +65 Amy Adams shines in this fabulous fable about what happens when the fairy tale world takes a bite out of the Big Apple. B+ fresh Dezhda Gaubert 0 E! Online November 20, 2007 +65 There are some enchanting aspects in Enchanted -- the most enchanting being Amy Adams. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 20, 2007 +65 When it's funny, it's good. But when it takes a turn for the heartwarming, it feels more like a Disney knockoff than a send-up. 3/5 fresh Kerry Lengel 1 Arizona Republic November 20, 2007 +65 The charm of the actors, the unabashedly romantic goofiness and the clever winks at classic Disney set pieces make the movie not only kid-friendly but a guilty pleasure for adults as well. 2.5/4 fresh Cathy Jakicic 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 20, 2007 +65 A shimmering pastiche of missed opportunities. 2.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday November 20, 2007 +65 Enchanted proves that a motion picture can be light and frothy and yet still be intelligent and emotionally rewarding. As unlikely as it may seem, this is one of the year's best and brightest films. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 20, 2007 +65 Enchanted isn't something to get worked up over -- not only because it's so boring, but because it can't even be bothered to adhere to its own internal logic. rotten Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice November 20, 2007 +65 An expert blend of comedy, romance and adventure, Enchanted will be just as fun for adults as for children. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International November 20, 2007 +65 Simple, relentlessly charming fairytale conjures some old-fashioned Mouse House magic - and a star-making turn from Amy Adams. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound November 20, 2007 +65 Amy Adams is this movie. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper November 19, 2007 +65 More than lives up to its title. A full-blown musical that commutes between Disney's patented cartoon universe and the real world with cleverness and grace, this splashy production reminds one of nothing in the Disney canon so much as Mary Poppins. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety November 19, 2007 +65 Essentially postmodern and deconstructivist, what could have been a mishmash of animation and live action, fantasy and realism, CG effects and handdrawn segments, under Lima's inspired helm becomes a unified entertainment suitable for kids and adults. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 17, 2007 +65 Disney's attempt to out-subvert the subversives comes with this often delightful rom-com fairytale. 7/10 fresh Paul Greenwood 0 Future Movies UK November 17, 2007 +65 Adams is the wish your heart makes when you want a storybook princess for the ages. She's wicked good. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 15, 2007 +65 Tween girls whom the movie is aimed at will have a blast. fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page November 7, 2007 +65 This witty romantic romp playfully spins its story with the required cuteness constantly subverted by a very sharp script. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 27, 2007 +65 Enchanted is an enjoyable comedy with several hilarious gags and a genuinely charming performance from Amy Adams. Worth seeing. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 20, 2007 +67 The derivative shock-schlock wagon continues to roll on with the dull and unimaginative frightfest Devil's Due, a monotonous hybrid of Rosemary's Baby and Paranormal Activity slammed together in ugly unison. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 SF Crowsnest November 11, 2018 +67 Overall, I recommend Devil's Due if you won't mind that the film isn't scary and that it doesn't offer anything new. 2.5/5 fresh Zena Dixon 0 Real Queen of Horror October 14, 2018 +67 "Enduring the non-thrills of Devil's Due makes one thing clear: ""Found footage"" movies have passed their sell-by date." D rotten Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald November 29, 2017 +67 Tiresomely and implausibly shot entirely as if found footage, this female-written horror is Rosemary's Baby for the Paranormal Activity generation. 2/5 rotten Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) September 6, 2017 +67 Devil's Due is the latest entry in the found footage horror genre, and while it does have its fair amount of creative visual effects, the thrills are hardly thrilling in this paint by numbers occult chiller. 3/10 rotten Britt Hayes 0 ScreenCrush March 16, 2017 +67 For the most part, Devil's Due unfolds more like a scripted reality series than a horrifying tale. 2/5 rotten Debashine Thangevelo 0 Independent Online (South Africa) March 28, 2016 +67 Devil's Due, the latest from the filmmaking team known as Radio Silence, is a perfectly serviceable horror movie with some rather neat mythology that unfortunately gets lost in the trappings of its own storytelling format. 2.5/5 rotten Heather Wixson 0 Daily Dead January 8, 2016 +67 Virtually a found footage remake of Rosemary's Baby, but it's a pretty fun version of that. fresh Scott Weinberg 0 TheHorrorShow August 24, 2015 +67 A better-than-average found-footage thriller... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 18, 2014 +67 "A cheap rip-off of ""Rosemary's Baby"" has little in the way of chills." 4/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com February 10, 2014 +67 A by-the-blueprint Prenatal Activity stalking a boring white couple as Satan's spawn gestates in her womb. But it's the ubiquity of cameras that seems most infernal--is there anywhere a lens won't follow? Forget hell--it's more like eternal HAL. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) February 7, 2014 +67 [T]he small achievement of Devil's Due is how much it both exploits the video-cam approach and overcomes some of its limitations. 3.0/5 fresh Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve January 31, 2014 +67 When told that space would be tight this week I asked if I could review Devil's Due by simply saying, 'Trust me, folks, this thing sucks a moose.' rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 26, 2014 +67 Distressingly locates evil in ethnicity: A scene in which the wife marvels at the lovely 'whiteness' of her nude husband sleeping among snowy sheets seems more troubling than cute after the couple falls victim to dusky satanists in the Dominican Republic. 1.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 24, 2014 +67 "Due"" Should Never Have Been Found" 1.5/4 rotten Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times January 23, 2014 +67 It's certainly not the worst of the found-footage subgenre, but it's a far cry from its Sixties- and Seventies-era cinematic inspirations. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 23, 2014 +67 The movie's found-footage conceit never creates a proper atmosphere, something essential to any horror film but particularly one involving the occult. rotten Drew Hunt 1 Chicago Reader January 23, 2014 +67 The camera-eye view is treated more as an obstacle to be overcome than a tool for storytelling, raising the question of why not just scrap it altogether. 2/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 21, 2014 +67 As more and more films use this conceit, the premise of someone filming at all salient moments becomes more and more strained, until the device itself becomes not just derivative, but positively cumbersome. 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews January 21, 2014 +67 Throw in an abandoned house in the neighborhood that is suddenly occupied, a vanishing obstetrician and a first communion ceremony that goes terribly wrong, and the chill factor quickly rises. 3.5/5 fresh Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic January 21, 2014 +67 The Devil may have all the best tunes, but this really is the worst sort of cinematic karaoke. 1/5 rotten Ali Catterall 0 Total Film January 19, 2014 +67 "A disjointed and unconvincing movie that is also embarrassingly derivative of ""Paranormal Activity." rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday January 19, 2014 +67 Dredging up horror movie favorites like random nosebleeds, a traumatized priest and a mama-to-be with a yen for raw meat, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett direct with competence but a dispiriting lack of originality. rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times January 19, 2014 +67 While horror newbies may find the unfolding incubus antics moderately scary, others will be distracted by the frankly terrifying levels of recycling ... 3/5 rotten Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) January 19, 2014 +67 "At least there's a credible premise in ""Devil's Due,"" an otherwise feeble exercise in the found-footage form." rotten Peter Keough 1 Boston Globe January 19, 2014 +67 "How many more of these can we watch and still enjoy the impact of ""The Blair Witch Project"" or ""Paranormal Activity""? I'll try to forgive those films for spawning such boring evil but ""The Devil's Due"" is due no forgiveness whatsoever." rotten Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know January 18, 2014 +67 It's so derivative they may as well have named their heroine Rosemary. D rotten Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com January 18, 2014 +67 ...Devil's Due, does its best to inject some freshness into a scenario that seems to blanket movie screens week in, week out. Sadly, it comes up hard against the limitations of both the format and the genre, and can't ever overcome them. B- rotten Drew Taylor 0 The Playlist January 17, 2014 +67 A cheesy riff on the 'Rosemary's Baby' and 'Omen' template, deserving of nothing more than rotation on the SyFy and Chiller networks. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 17, 2014 +67 like watching the Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee sex tape... without the sex 0.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies January 17, 2014 +67 "With a weak finish that doesn't exactly live up to the suggested satanic baby mama drama, Devil's Due will leave hardcore genre fans yearning for much more ""bite,"" as even the ""bark"" is a tad bit weak." 5/10 rotten Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered January 17, 2014 +67 We have to assume, even hope, that a movie this bad will finally wring the death knell for found footage horror... but sadly we'd probably be wrong. 1.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net January 17, 2014 +67 Consider this one stillborn, and put your faith in better horror offerings to come. The real devil is ever having to view this movie. 1/5 rotten Kofi Outlaw 0 ScreenRant January 17, 2014 +67 Devlin's script tips its hand so early on that Devil's Due lumbers toward a woefully flat, predictable ending, and the unwelcome promise of something truly demonic - sequels. rotten Chuck Wilson 1 Village Voice January 17, 2014 +67 Offers precious little in the way of real scares or engaging characters, and even less in original ideas. rotten Andrew Barker 1 Variety January 17, 2014 +67 Boasts a bellyful of unintentional laughs. 2/5 rotten Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard January 17, 2014 +67 "It makes such gumdrops as ""The Devil Inside"" and ""The Last Exorcism Part II"" seem borderline competent by comparison-that is, if anyone watching it could stay awake long enough to make the comparisons." 1/4 rotten Peter Sobczynski 1 RogerEbert.com January 17, 2014 +67 "Only the dog has a clue about when the ""Devil's Due." 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 17, 2014 +67 Devil's Due, while another predictable retread, is - I am pleased to report - actually effective as a cheap drive-in style boo-gotcha thrill ride. 6.5/10 fresh Witney Seibold 0 CraveOnline January 17, 2014 +67 Stale, derivative, and largely uneventful, testing the patience of moviegoers as directors Bettinelli-Olpin and Gillett elect to conjure a sense of rehearsed reality, only to skip any justification for the images on the screen. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com January 16, 2014 +67 Relies upon dread over cheap scares, and for an extended period the film flies above and beyond the expectations of a cold-opening January horror release. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 16, 2014 +67 An ordinary, forgettable horror film. Even the Devil deserves more than this. 2/5 rotten Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine January 16, 2014 +67 It is very derivative -- but it has been made with diabolical amounts of energy. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) January 16, 2014 +67 It's as substantial as seeing The Exorcist redone on Snapchat - and let's not even consider the implication of casting black and Latino performers as Satan's minions, because clearly its makers haven't. 2/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Guardian January 16, 2014 +67 While it's generally well made and pulls off a couple of decent jumps, it's also riddled with plot holes, painfully derivative and lacking the requisite chills. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 16, 2014 +67 While it plays by the occult numbers too frequently to create any real sense of dread, the filmmakers summon up enough fresh fiendishness to sustain the interest. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema January 16, 2014 +67 The found-footage genre means anyone can now make a horror film. Whether anyone will want to watch it is another issue. This one, allowing for Rosemary's Baby borrowings, is medium-crafty and well crafted. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times January 16, 2014 +67 Oscillates between the jolting and the absurd, bottoming out with a nonsensical coda ... 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 16, 2014 +67 From poor conception through to shoddy delivery, Devil's Due is a tedious and wholly derivative horror experience. 1/5 rotten Rob Carnevale 0 The List January 16, 2014 +67 This bunch of found footage should have stayed lost. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 16, 2014 +67 It rarely feels original or even genre-challenging enough to really mark itself as a fresh look at the horror film. rotten Mark Adams 0 Screen International January 14, 2014 +68 Litvak's careful poduction overcomes any flaws. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 1, 2007 +68 Picture carries plenty of dramatic punch. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety November 1, 2007 +68 The heartwrenching tearjerker love story surfaces at the end as a winner by a narrow decision. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 22, 2006 +68 Uunevenly paced, mounts slowly to a sizzling prizefight sequence, which comes somewhere about the middle, then sags off to a long-drawn, agonized finish. 2/5 rotten Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times March 25, 2006 +68 Cagney's marvellous performance almost saves the mawkish ending. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +70 Entertainment that propels the audience inexorably from one excitement to the next. 3/4 fresh Bob Thomas 1 Associated Press October 17, 2018 +70 If you've only seen the more recent films and find them somewhat wanting, you owe it to yourself to check out the original to see how fresh and original these blockbuster films once felt. 7/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 TheArtsStl July 9, 2018 +70 It's all done with such a great spirit of high adventure and good humor that you don't even begin to count the corpses... The finale suggests that Ford's Indiana Jones character will soon be back with further adventures, and I'm all in favor of it. fresh Arthur Knight 1 Hollywood Reporter June 12, 2018 +70 This bullwhip-cracking action-adventure launched the series starring Harrison Ford. 4/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) July 8, 2016 +70 The script Lawrence Kasdan constructed from Lucas and Philip Kaufman's original treatment built a real structure for those breathless set pieces, and populated it with characters that moved far beyond the cardboard cutouts of the originals. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire June 14, 2016 +70 Raiders of the Lost Ark could be a silent film at times, because Spielberg favors actions over words, telling his story with great camerawork. [Full review in Spanish] 4/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 Cinencuentro October 19, 2015 +70 Raiders of the Lost Ark has more size than substance but nevertheless it's a delightful special big surprise package of a movie that should turn Indiana Jones into a national figure. fresh Ernest Leogrande 1 New York Daily News June 16, 2015 +70 It is intensely watchable, with the relentless accumulation of effects used here for the purposes of eliciting suspense rather than provoking comedy. fresh Peter Ackroyd 0 The Spectator June 16, 2015 +70 Raiders of the Lost Ark is my favorite movie. I don't have to tell you why it's great. You know why it's great. Instead, what follows is a list of very personal moments. A+ fresh Alexander Huls 0 Movie Mezzanine February 4, 2014 +70 "There is a charm and vitality to Raiders of the Ark, which Spielberg later admitted was ""the first movie where I actually shot the movie without thinking""." 5/5 fresh Martin Chilton 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 24, 2013 +70 Harrison Ford embodies the persona of Indiana Jones with perfection and paves him as an iconic hero. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed August 21, 2013 +70 This film is a volcano of creative ideas in full eruption -- the modern high action adventure against which all others must now be measured. fresh Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine August 4, 2013 +70 Hold on tight, because it starts at full throttle and never lets up. 5/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times August 4, 2013 +70 Yes, it's as entertaining as you have heard. Maybe more so. Raiders of the Lost Ark is, in fact, about as entertaining as a commercial movie can be. 4/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune August 4, 2013 +70 impossibly good 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 15, 2012 +70 As action adventure goes, it's about the best there is. 4/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard September 21, 2012 +70 The first and finest Indiana Jones adventure. 5/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 20, 2012 +70 The boulder has never looked bigger, the guns have never sounded louder and Indy's whip has never cracked sharper than they do here. 5/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Total Film September 19, 2012 +70 If Lucas is Raiders' guts and Kasdan its head, then Spielberg is its beating heart. Little wonder Part IV is still on the cards. 5/5 fresh Mark Dinning 0 Empire Magazine September 16, 2012 +70 Raiders is a classic and repeated viewings, especially when presented properly on the big screen, only reinforce this further. 5/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy June 29, 2012 +70 Breathtakingly efficient, immaculately constructed... This is the ne plus ultra of blockbuster filmmaking. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 18, 2011 +70 Raiders of the Lost Ark has it all -- or, anyway, more than enough to transport moviegoers back to the dazzling, thrill-sated matinee idyls of old. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine August 8, 2011 +70 It is the classic film [by] Lucas, Spielberg...back before they were replaced by automatons put here by aliens. 5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com May 17, 2011 +70 Indy's first adventure is a rip-roaring action masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Randy White 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +70 The thrills are fully consumed while you're seeing this movie, and it's totally over when it's over. It's a workout. You feel as if you'd been to the desert digs: at the end your mind is blank, yet you're parched, you're puffing hard -- you want relief. rotten Pauline Kael 1 New Yorker May 27, 2008 +70 Justifiably one of the most indelible adventure films in cinematic history... 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 26, 2008 +70 It's the perfect vacation-time movie: not a serious moment in its whole two hours but so crammed with laughter, thrills and cinematic sleight of hand that audiences will be sorry when it's over. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star May 22, 2008 +70 Lost Ark holds up for many reasons, not least of which is because of Spielberg's consummate skill as a visual storyteller and his ability to draw charged performances from his actors. 4/4 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine May 21, 2008 +70 The postmodern heir to North By Northwest...Like any deathless classic, Raiders is a perfect marriage of star and material. 4/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 14, 2008 +70 The most purely fun movie ever made. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com May 6, 2008 +70 ...lets us indulge in childish thrills without feeling silly about it. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm May 6, 2008 +70 Unrivalled entertainment. fresh 0 Film4 March 4, 2008 +70 perhaps the greatest adventure movie of all time 4/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is February 15, 2008 +70 With an unforgettable opening sequence in which our hero flees through a trap-filled tunnel from a great ball of rock, Raiders Of The Lost Ark is a film which wastes no time and never lets go of our attention. 5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film December 7, 2007 +70 ...a crackerjack fantasy-adventure that shapes its pulp sensibilities and cliff-hanging serial origins into an exhilarating escapist entertainment that will have broad-cased summer audiences in the palm of its hand. fresh Stephen Klain 1 Variety June 28, 2007 +70 One would think that a collaboration between Steven Spielberg and George Lucas would produce something better than this giggly pastiche of a Republic serial... rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader June 28, 2007 +70 What follows is one breathtaking action sequence after another, each one surpassing the next in thrills. 4.5/5 fresh Andy Kurtz 0 Bullz-Eye.com February 3, 2007 +70 The picture is offering you a pact: you agree to be a kid again, in return for which Raiders will give you old-time movie thrills expressed in slick modern cinematic terms. No, thanks. rotten Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic November 4, 2006 +70 New Hollywood moguls Spielberg and Lucas teamed up to create the first -- and best -- of their extremely popular plunderings of old adventure serials ... In retrospect, it also appears as a precise pop-culture inauguration of Reagan-era retro Americanism. 3/4 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly August 7, 2006 +70 Whether you swallow it or not, see it for a handful of totally unexpected visual jokes, worth the price of admission alone. fresh Rod McShane 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +70 Classic action set pieces, Harrison Ford at his swashbuckling best, Old Testament spirituality, and a satiric jab at Nazi anti-Semitism. A+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide November 7, 2003 +70 This is the kind of movie that, even today, audiences immediately fall in love with. It has all the right ingredients: a smart script, a likable hero, a dash of romance, more than a touch of comedy, and a lot of fast-paced action. 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 6, 2003 +70 Throughout the film, Spielberg evokes the kind of armchair-clutching action sequences that remind us why they're called motion pictures. 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 27, 2003 +70 You'd have to be a heathen to argue with the fact that Raiders of the Lost Ark stands as the best action-adventure movie ever made. 5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 18, 2003 +70 Most viewers are powerless to resist the kinetic pleasures of this endlessly inventive action adventure. 4.5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +70 Imaginitive set pieces and a quick pace make this a wonderful debut for the series. 5/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online July 2, 2003 +70 To get to the point immediately, Raiders of the Lost Ark is one of the most deliriously funny, ingenious and stylish American adventure movies ever made. fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +70 I have nothing against the film for what it is. I'm just not wild about what it is. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 16, 2003 +70 My big complaint: Take Indiana Jones out of the story, and nothing changes. The Nazis still find the Ark, still open it, still die. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) April 10, 2003 +70 Allows for a certain worldliness, cautiousness, and darkness in Indy's character. He's far from reckless or noble. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 26, 2003 +70 The film that enchanted a generation and made Ford an action hero. 5/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 20, 2003 +70 The purpose of the exercise. If you can't love this film, you have no business loving movies at all. 5/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium March 18, 2003 +70 Spielberg can never top this. Period. 5/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times December 30, 2002 +70 One of the all-time great films. 5/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 24, 2002 +70 George Lucas and Steven Spielberg's classic movie did not invent adventure, as it was largely inspired by old serials, pulp magazines and B-movies, but it certainly revamped our conception of big screen adventure. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +70 Raiders of the Lost Ark is a wonderful movie. The good news for exhibitors is that it's also one of those rollercoaster-like movies that people will be lining up for again and again. fresh Jimmy Summers 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +70 Watching Raiders of the Lost Ark again on the big screen I was again reminded how summer films were once thoroughly entertaining and fulfilling. A fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews August 21, 2001 +70 The movie is just plain fun. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +70 Think of it as a high quality version of one of the old movie serials that kids used to get every Saturday at the theater before the double feature. 4/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +70 Raiders Of The Lost Ark was the first in the Indiana Jones trilogy, and it can be argued that it changed the course of filmmaking for the better part of a decade. 1 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +70 Astounding movie packed with non-stop action, stunts galore, an interesting story line, great one-liners, a solid cast, a catchy musical score, and all the fun and adventure that you could squeeze into a two-hour thrill ride. 1 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +70 This film was also not only the subject of my very first movie review, but also the reason why I started reading movie reviews in newspapers and paying attention what the critics actually think about movies. 9/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +70 It has the perfect blend of action, humor, and suspense. And Harrison Ford defined the action hero for the new decade. 4/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs June 1, 1981 +70 5/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views September 2, 2003 +70 4/5 fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 4, 2003 +70 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 10, 2003 +71 OK light comedy, directed by and starring Alan Alda, about filming of movie in small town. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com February 22, 2008 +71 free-wheeling and enjoyable 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 18, 2005 +71 A sweet, funny comedy about the perils of being a writer and making a movie. An underrated charmer. 4/5 fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News December 15, 2003 +71 featherweight farce, performed agreeably 3/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 29, 2002 +71 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +71 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 26, 2005 +71 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 2, 2005 +71 1/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals April 8, 2004 +71 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 3, 2004 +71 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat March 7, 2003 +71 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +71 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +72 Thematically, this WWII drama is a typical John Wayne fare--the Duke imparts lessons of manhood and honor--but technically, it's an atypical Preminger movie, slow-paced and shapeless. C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 12, 2006 +72 It goes on and on, the slowness exacerbated by Preminger's customary long takes and by the endless parade of star cameos. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +72 A colossal bore. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 28, 2005 +72 Epic WWII production plays like star-studded soap opera at times. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan January 2, 2005 +72 Preminger seems happier with long transition shots of the Hawaiian Islands and military class ships than it does with creating rhythm in the film's narrative. 6 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide November 5, 2003 +72 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +72 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +72 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 24, 2004 +72 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal March 12, 2004 +72 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 30, 2002 +74 Offers a wacky portrait of the sexual foibles of men. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 27, 2004 +74 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 14, 2005 +74 3/5 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide November 21, 2002 +74 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +77 Tom Hanks directs himself in this, and also wrote the original script, so if you ever thought you can't have too much Hanks here is something else to blow your mind: you so, so can. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 31, 2018 +77 Although Hanks' hand is quite noticeable in the powerful cast, as in the pleasing plot, the story is too simple to make this film transcend beyond providing a few hours of wholesome fun... [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Laura Hiros 0 March 22, 2018 +77 There's no deep message. No complex characters. No moments of high drama, no inspired speeches. But the pictures are pretty, the story is sweet and it's told by a top-notch team of Hollywood pros. It's not great; but it sure is likable. 6.5/10 fresh Alexandra MacAaron 0 Women's Voices for Change December 3, 2017 +77 "Larry Crowne could be subtitled, ""My Big Fat Mid-Life Crisis." rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) August 25, 2017 +77 But with such timely material and a stellar cast, it comes off mostly as a missed opportunity. rotten Martin Tsai 0 Critic's Notebook October 7, 2015 +77 Bereft of conflict, the film coasts along in second gear on breezy charm, gentle humanism and star wattage. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +77 Hanks' dorky routine - right on through to the ridiculous ELO-soundtracked end credits as he and Roberts drives around on a scooter in front of a green screen - is thankfully not as draining as one may assume. fresh Glenn Dunks 0 Trespass September 15, 2013 +77 A likeable and light-hearted comedy that doesn't attempt to be anything more. 3.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood June 30, 2013 +77 Larry Crowne is nothing we haven't seen before and at times feels over-done and cliched. 6/10 rotten Amy Curtis 0 We Got This Covered March 2, 2013 +77 Extremely modest, featherweight. But watchable. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 1, 2013 +77 Could have been a solid, straightforward rom com coasting on likable leads; half-hearted additions trying to link the movie to economic crisis just detract. 3/10 rotten Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian December 5, 2011 +77 ... lacks any sense of gravity. Hanks has too much moxie to let little things like unemployment and an underwater mortgage get him down... rotten Sean Axmaker 0 MSN.com November 16, 2011 +77 Only hints at the comedy and poignancy that its two powerhouse leads could deliver if given better material. C- rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) October 20, 2011 +77 Even Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts can't sell this lightweight rom-com fantasy. 2/5 rotten Neil Pond 0 American Profile September 8, 2011 +77 Tasty around the edges but disappointing in the center, Larry Crowne will meet the summer rom-com needs of many, but will not serve as a memorable addition to Hanks' legacy. 2/4 rotten Frederica Mathewes-Green 0 Christianity Today September 2, 2011 +77 Low-key charmer saved by star power 3.5/5 fresh Adam Bub 0 MovieFIX August 7, 2011 +77 "It felt like I was being smothered with ""feel good"" moments. Everything about the story and its characters is too far detached from reality." C+ rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane July 25, 2011 +77 full of a counter-intuitive sunny optimism that is at odds with the tale itself 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews July 19, 2011 +77 Larry Crowne, Hanks' second effort behind the camera, makes It's a Wonderful Life look like Enter the Void. It's a cute movie that never meant to hurt no one, and that's the best thing I can say about it. 2/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix July 18, 2011 +77 I can't begin to tell you how bland this movie is. 1/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) July 18, 2011 +77 To pluck romantic comedy from the jaws of a social crisis is a laudable project, worthy of Preston Sturges, and it's a pity that this featherlight drama-written by Tom Hanks and Nia Vardalos, and directed by Hanks himself-should falter in its task. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker July 18, 2011 +77 There are some endearing scenes and some fun moments, but the screenplay doesn't feel developed; we are never really engaged rotten Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile July 15, 2011 +77 An immensely likeable film, this uplifting rom com about turning life around has a whole lot of things going for it fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile July 15, 2011 +77 With little to distract us from its half-hearted plotting and flimsy characterizations, Larry Crowne quickly turns into an abject failure, propped up only by its fading stars' fading charisma. 3 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com July 12, 2011 +77 ...it's an old-fashioned star vehicle, fashioned for the particular screen personas of Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts by Hanks himself, who directed the film and wrote the screenplay with Nia Vardalos. You may recall that he produced her breakthrough film... 2.1/2 fresh Leonard Maltin 1 indieWire July 8, 2011 +77 The problem is the movie only waltzes in the real world while it tangos and rumbas in the realm of the fantastic and superficial. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com July 8, 2011 +77 An ode to the common man. 3.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times July 8, 2011 +77 Hanks and Roberts make this sketchy project better than it deserves to be. 2/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) July 8, 2011 +77 Larry Crowne is more than a missed opportunity. It's alarmingly, depressingly out of touch. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 7, 2011 +77 While the film isn't exactly groundbreaking, it does finish much better than it begins. 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly July 7, 2011 +77 Even if you wander into this congealed mess with nothing more demanding in mind than to spend a little time with two charming favorites, do not expect Forrest Gump or Pretty Woman. 1/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer July 6, 2011 +77 A lighter-than-air trifle... 2/4 rotten Brett Michel 0 Boston Phoenix July 6, 2011 +77 "Larry Crowne"" could have easily starred Spencer Tracy and be showing on TCM this very instant." fresh Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis July 5, 2011 +77 in its pleasantly low-key way, this is as inconsequential and instantly forgettable a movie as a bombastic blockbuster like Transformers: Dark of the Moon. 2/4 rotten Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity July 5, 2011 +77 "Larry Crowne"" is made precisely for people like Larry Crowne." 5/10 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs July 5, 2011 +77 Tom Hanks confuses 'likeable and nice' with 'boring and pointless.' 4/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review July 5, 2011 +77 Definitely for mature audiences as there were no car chases or explosions. Hanks and Roberts still have chemistry together, and there is always that fantastic Roberts laugh. 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com July 5, 2011 +77 Neither fish nor fowl, Larry Crowne skitters between pathos and shtick, wasting abundant acting talent as it goes. rotten Ella Taylor 1 NPR July 5, 2011 +77 High camp. rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 0 Ebert Presents At The Movies July 5, 2011 +77 Larry Crowne is neither dinner nor dessert, but rather the tasty and ultimately inconsequential appetizer you enjoy before moving on to the more substantive fare. 6/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com July 5, 2011 +77 When it comes to unemployment-themed cinema, I'll take the greater realism of last year's The Company Men or this year's Everything Must Go over Hanks's too rosy vision of life after the pink slip. rotten Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine July 5, 2011 +77 What a pleasant, easy-going experience that was. fresh Monica Castillo 0 Dig Boston July 4, 2011 +77 The film is sometimes gentle to the point of blandness, but it's never flimsy. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture July 4, 2011 +77 Hanks and Roberts clearly seem up for a work-out, but this dull rom-com holds any potential chemistry at the mercy of poor jokes, a meandering plot and unlikeable supporting characters. 2/5 rotten Shaun Munro 0 What Culture July 4, 2011 +77 An excruciatingly contrived, bland and asinine romantic comedy that lacks both romance and comedy. You'd be more entertained watching paint dry. 2.3/10 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru July 3, 2011 +77 Works only because of the likability of Hanks and Roberts. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs July 3, 2011 +77 Misses every target by a country mile. 1/5 rotten Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail July 3, 2011 +77 A crashing bore. 1/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) July 3, 2011 +77 The film pretends Tom and Julia are just two regular, down-to-earth, middle-aged people - even though their faces couldn't be any tighter if they pulled washing-up gloves over their heads. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World July 3, 2011 +77 Sweet, squeezable, happily out of touch with the world as we know it ... Won't burn up the box office, but will do well enough as a word-of-mouth attraction on the VOD circuit. 2/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 0 CinemaDope July 2, 2011 +77 Proving Tom Hanks is still Acting King, the character-driven Larry Crowne should make a splash with the date crowd. 4/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com July 2, 2011 +77 It's about as close to real comedy as a cup of milky tea is to a real meal. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 2, 2011 +77 ...Hanks' and Vardalos' treatment of a middle-aged Joe heading back to the classroom is about as believable as Rodney Dangerfield's Back to School - and not half as entertaining. C rotten Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) July 1, 2011 +77 An endless slog of flat platitudes, generic cliches, and clumsily on-the-nose saccharine sweetness that feels about as sincere as a Hallmark card. 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 ScreenAnarchy July 1, 2011 +77 At least Vardalos didn't put herself on Larry's ride. It's enough that the fuel in the tank is low test at scooter speed. 3/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 1, 2011 +77 Neither the relationship of the two leads, nor any encounter between any of the film's other humans, seems to proceed according to the emotional or sociological customs of our culture. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate July 1, 2011 +77 We like Larry and we feel for his plight, but all of it seems too neatly tied up with a pretty pink bow. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan July 1, 2011 +77 "Hanks and Roberts have very good chemistry here. Add the fact that Julia is an accomplished comedienne, quite likeable in this role, and you have ingredients for a decent, let's call it ""amiable"", movie experience." fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan July 1, 2011 +77 Larry Crowne doesn't come close to providing the rom-com satisfactions of films attached to the names Hanks and Roberts, or writer Nia Vardalos for that matter. 2/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post July 1, 2011 +77 This is film as comfort food, and even if it has very little nutritional value, its pleasantly bland texture will help keep you occupied until your next job interview or layoff notice. C+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News July 1, 2011 +77 I realize Hanks, who also directed, wanted to make an upbeat, positive character study about rebounding in the face of unemployment and hardship. But did a story so hopeful also have to be so harmless? When did the everyman become the generic man? 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies July 1, 2011 +77 Thankfully, two powerhouse actors add a little extra somethin' to elevate that sticky sweet oatmeal we call a romantic comedy to a satisfying meal. 3/4 fresh Maria Cote 0 Kansas City Star July 1, 2011 +77 If you like, you can think of Larry Crowne as the anti-Transformers. It's the opposite of an Event Movie for the summer season; instead, it's an old-fashioned star vehicle, fashioned for the particular screen personas of Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts by... fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com July 1, 2011 +77 An unreal sense of happiness permeates the film. Positives shimmer beneath the surface of plot parts that ought to be a bit more negative. None of the smiles seem real. 3/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald July 1, 2011 +77 It's enough that these two castaways are friends, but I guess friendship doesn't cut it when you're trying to create a star-driven hit. It should, though. Better a believable friendship than an unbelievable love affair. C+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor July 1, 2011 +77 pat and condescending 2/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com July 1, 2011 +77 Hanks and Roberts co-star in well-meaning but treacly drama. 2/5 rotten 0 Common Sense Media July 1, 2011 +77 Hanks sabotages his and Roberts careers with this lazy, stupid disaster. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com July 1, 2011 +77 It's a movie about starting over when you're past your prime, a message that must also be an analogy for its aging stars. But it only proves that some stars should just bow out when they have nothing else going for them. 1 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 AskMen.com July 1, 2011 +77 At best, Larry Crowne is laughably inept and anachronistic. At worst, it's propaganda. 1.5/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press July 1, 2011 +77 Larry Crowne makes losing your job, your car and your house look like the greatest thing to happen to a middle aged man. 2/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 July 1, 2011 +77 Mild comedy rules 'Crowne' B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 1, 2011 +77 "Sometimes finding good-natured light laughs in the pain we all are experiencing breaks the tension. And ""Larry Crowne"" fits that bill pretty well." 6/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix July 1, 2011 +77 Has the consistency of an individually wrapped slice of Velveeta. 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 1, 2011 +77 Both Hanks and Vardalos tend toward slack, low-conflict storytelling, and the convergence of their sensibilities is an almost somnolent series of anecdotes in search of a story. C- rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide July 1, 2011 +77 "Larry Crowne"" is an adult story about starting over and finding love. Inspiring the audience to never give up, whether it is for an education or finding that one true love. " 3/5 fresh Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum July 1, 2011 +77 It's got some lively moments, but mostly just sits there on screen. The film's lack of ambition is troubling 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 The Trend July 1, 2011 +77 "While one can appreciate the film's rousing endorsement of our community college system, it's about as realistic as an episode of the TV sitcom ""Community." 2/4 rotten Alison Gang 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 1, 2011 +77 The screenplay misses a good few tricks and the direction frequently renders scenes too long, taking positively ages to wrap things up. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard July 1, 2011 +77 It feels like you have spent an hour and a half watching puppy dogs and rainbows. 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com July 1, 2011 +77 In a season of cartoons and superhero movies, Larry Crowne is the equivalent of a comfortable pair of slippers. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly July 1, 2011 +77 This charmer about late middle-aged renaissance is pertinent for these times and a perfect summer comedy for grown-ups looking to escape robots and superheroes. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 1, 2011 +77 The supporting cast provides a few laughs and it's easy to watch. But it's the kind of film that's more suited to late night viewing on HBO. rotten Neil Rosen 0 NY1-TV July 1, 2011 +77 You can tell they like each other as movie-star-buddies, they're relaxed, unshowy and inviting, but there's not one moment where you get the idea that naked sex activities are on anyone's agenda. 3/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com July 1, 2011 +77 This is a sweet movie. It's so sweet, in fact, that it made me realize how cynical I've gotten over time. 2/5 rotten Grae Drake 0 Movies.com July 1, 2011 +77 There's nothing in Larry Crowne that Dan Harmon's Community doesn't do faster, funnier and with far more intelligence every Thursday night. 2/5 rotten Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto July 1, 2011 +77 As much as you might want to like it, the lack of gumption makes it difficult to go all the way. 6.5/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net July 1, 2011 +77 The writers not only tackle love lost and found but also some timely topics such as unemployment and the prospect of foreclosure due to underwater mortgages. But they barely skim them, and they come up light on laughs, too. 2/4 rotten Barbara Vancheri 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette July 1, 2011 +77 Larry Crowne is an uplifting cinematic trifle garnished with an unwavering belief that it's never too late to embrace life. fresh Catherine Jones 0 Liverpool Echo July 1, 2011 +77 Larry Crowne is an amiable piece of fluff, but as a recession drama it lacks the bite of The Company Men, being too timid to criticise the forces that led to Larry's circumstances. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) July 1, 2011 +77 "Words like ""gentle"" and ""sweet"" were undoubtedly tossed around by the folks who made ""Larry Crowne."" I wonder if they ever got around to ""boring?" 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 1, 2011 +77 You wonder who thought any of this was funny. rotten John Anderson 1 Wall Street Journal July 1, 2011 +77 The real reason to watch this modestly charming, featherweight bauble is the chemistry between Hanks and Roberts, beloved superstars who make a beautiful pair. fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald July 1, 2011 +77 "As romantic comedies go, ""Larry Crowne"" is neither swooningly romantic nor howlingly funny." 2/4 rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post July 1, 2011 +77 If you're looking for a movie you can take your parents or young children to without fear of embarrassment or the need for endless explanations, this is the one. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post July 1, 2011 +77 Carries about as much dramatic weight as a baby eating a Jaffa Cake. rotten Charlie Lyne 0 Ultra Culture July 1, 2011 +77 How could a man so adept at comedy, and so savvy in general, be responsible for such a flavorless pile of glop? D+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 1, 2011 +77 The relationship between the two stars doesn't grow; it just seems to happen because it was written into the script. It feels contrived as if it was something that moviegoers would expect because the film stars Hanks and Roberts. 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) June 30, 2011 +77 [Tom] Hanks and his co-writer Nia Vardaloshave taken a promising premise and forced it into the confines of a generic romantic comedy template. C- rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com June 30, 2011 +77 it really is a nice and cheerful film that comes as a welcome respite to most of the other multiplex behemoths and a good portion of the reason why it works is because of its innate sincerity and pleasantness. 4/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com June 30, 2011 +77 This infectiously entertaining summer movie makes you feel good. It provides hope that a fresh start is possible regardless of age. Hanks has oodles of charm, and he and Roberts have great chemistry. The real find in the acting arena is... 2.5/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum June 30, 2011 +77 Maybe this chick flick is sweet, but it's also slow, silly, and phony. 3/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times June 30, 2011 +77 Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts can't save this comedy from its own blandness rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit June 30, 2011 +77 Despite the charismatic central performances, Larry Crowne might be too happy-go-lucky for its own good. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies June 30, 2011 +77 ...a breezy, consistently engaging piece of work. 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 30, 2011 +77 Ringing true fairly consistently and lingering afterwards even in its lightness, the film doesn't have to try to please. It just does. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com June 30, 2011 +77 ... engaging, constantly warm and funny, and very direct in its ambitions. B fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix June 30, 2011 +77 A pleasant slice of summer counter-programming that will delight adult moviegoers who complain that Hollywood doesn't make films for them anymore. 3/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com June 30, 2011 +77 A comedy that is simultaneously too broad and luke-warm. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve June 30, 2011 +77 It ranges from try-hard indie-movie to pointless prat-falls. A waste of talent and your time. 2/5 rotten Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) June 30, 2011 +77 Hanks directs with assurance. Perhaps if he had teamed with a more agile writer, less given to cheesy yuck-fests, Larry Crowne would be the nuanced adult love story it aims to be. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today June 30, 2011 +77 Feel good and forget about it, that seems to be the goal of Larry Crowne, and it's something this Tom Hanks directed film accomplishes with flourish. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend June 30, 2011 +77 Hanks, as a writer-director, is talking about real things, even if he isn't depicting them with complete honesty. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 30, 2011 +77 "Larry Crowne"" is such a perfectly pleasant movie that it may not be until you walk toward the exit that you realize that something is missing. " B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet June 30, 2011 +77 Uneven in tone and pacing, Larry suffers from an identity crisis, unsure whether it's a wacky, back-to-school comedy or a bittersweet portrait of two lost souls at the crossroads. C+ rotten Matt Stevens 0 E! Online June 30, 2011 +77 A feeble feel-good fable that you're likely to leave with a very different feeling than the intended one. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 30, 2011 +77 Defiantly optimistic, but phony. 4/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 30, 2011 +77 The least watchable movie ever to star Tom Hanks... 0/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) June 30, 2011 +77 "Larry Crowne"" is an inside-out movie, acceptable around the edges but hollow and shockingly unconvincing at its core." 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times June 30, 2011 +77 This toothless romantic comedy is sweet and it has its moments, but its demands on suspension of disbelief eventually crush it. C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 30, 2011 +77 For Tom Hanks fans, and everyone else, this is one to miss. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian June 30, 2011 +77 It's so square, so sunny, that it feels blissfully out of step. Think of it as comfort food for these troubling times. 3/4 fresh Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union June 30, 2011 +77 "Tom Hanks is killing time in ""Larry Crowne,"" an adult romance that is heartwarming, uplifting and monumentally dull." 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 30, 2011 +77 The movie has just enough funny lines and amusing casting choices to make it all go down pleasantly, and Hanks' sweetly brash charisma could fill an entire multiplex of movies and then some. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times June 30, 2011 +77 A rom-com fairy tale so tepid and well behaved that watching it feels like being stuck in traffic as giddy joy-riders in the opposite lane break the speed limit. 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times June 30, 2011 +77 It put-puts along like a moped in busy traffic, content to amble around but not go anywhere. 2/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News June 30, 2011 +77 Too cute for its own good, Larry Crowne is nonetheless hard to dislike. 2.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 30, 2011 +77 Larry Crowne'' isn't a movie for adults. It's a movie for adults who don't like things with screens and keyboards. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe June 30, 2011 +77 As obvious and predictable as this story might be, it still works - in large part because we care about the human beings inhabiting this motion picture. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 30, 2011 +77 Roberts can still dazzle with a smile, and Hanks is the dad/chum/neighbor we all wish we had, but that's not enough on which to build an entire film, not even a small one. C+ rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian June 30, 2011 +77 Little of what it says about love or life is of much value, entertainment or otherwise. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 30, 2011 +77 Inside this film, a poignant and personal story is struggling to get out. But it's couched in such awkward sentiments that it can't emerge. 2/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer June 30, 2011 +77 There's some cute stuff involving Hanks and some teenagers who tool around campus on scooters, but an utter lack of chemistry between him and Roberts dooms the movie. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader June 30, 2011 +77 Larry Crowne may be the blandest, most white-bread rom-com in the history of the genre, instantly forgettable and more than a little embarrassing for its two superstar leads. 1/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle June 30, 2011 +77 "Viewed through the prism of the recession, ""Larry Crowne"" is a perversely upbeat training film for discarded, obsolete, over-the-hill workers." B- fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 30, 2011 +77 In the end, Larry Crowne is watchable and undemanding, but it doesn't leave a lasting impression. C+ rotten Randy Myers 0 Contra Costa Times June 30, 2011 +77 Uneven, conventional comedy about a suddenly unemployed store manager who turns his life around will find its strongest support from diehard fans of Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts. rotten Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International June 30, 2011 +77 Please, shoot me now. 4.5/10 rotten Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline June 30, 2011 +77 Two screen superstars can't pump any authentic life into this shallow drama. 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice June 30, 2011 +77 "With Tom Hanks in front of and behind the camera and Julia Roberts his co-star, you'd think ""Larry Crowne"" would have some A-list Hollywood charm. You're incorrect." 2.5/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic June 30, 2011 +77 Hanks's direction is unremarkable, and the bluesy soundtrack altogether more gritty than any of the action. 2/5 rotten Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) June 30, 2011 +77 You'd have to be in a really bad mood to be put off by this picture's admittedly kind of unabashed eagerness to please. 3.5/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies June 30, 2011 +77 With Hanks sharing screenwriting duty with Vardalos, you can almost make a game out of which characters and plot elements were of her invention and which ones he eventually smoothed out into a comedy that once it gets going is hard to stop smiling at. 3/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com June 30, 2011 +77 Close your eyes and listen, and imagine the central roles played by less predictable actors who regularly do indie flicks - say, Paul Giamatti and Patricia Clarkson. The material is here but it's swamped by celebrity. B- rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times June 30, 2011 +77 "Larry Crowne"" proves that it's possible to be funny without being crude. But more than that, it's as easygoing as the character for which it's named." 3/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 30, 2011 +77 Severely lacking in drama, characters and substance. 1/5 rotten Lewis Bazley 0 Little White Lies June 30, 2011 +77 Pairing Tom Hanks with Julia Roberts gives rise to great expectations - which are dashed in this schmaltzy, mediocre romantic comedy. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 30, 2011 +77 "Here's a movie for adults that's warm and enjoyable, but has brains and ambition. Tom Hanks directs with a soft touch but not a soft head. ""Larry Crowne"" is like fancy French toast - comfort food with a dollop of aspiration." 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune June 30, 2011 +77 A painfully squishy centre completely undoes this rom-com, although it's difficult to know what might have made it less goofy. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 30, 2011 +77 It's not a terrible film but it's also not amusing, feelgood or moving. 2/5 rotten Roz Laws 0 Birmingham Post June 30, 2011 +77 The megawatt pairing of Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts brings precious little sparkle to this romantic comedy. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 Radio Times June 30, 2011 +77 At this point in their careers, Hanks and Roberts know a lot about how to make movies and how to reach audiences; these are relaxed and professional star performance, long on charm and short on theatrics. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com June 30, 2011 +77 It's as if Hanks and co-writer Nia Vardalos assumed that getting everyone in one place would be enough, and didn't think much further. C rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club June 30, 2011 +77 Soulless Hollywood product doesn't provide a better textbook example than this Tom Hanks/Julia Roberts vehicle. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 30, 2011 +77 "Larry Crowne"" has Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts and a good premise and a colorful supporting cast, but what it doesn't have is a reason for existing." 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 30, 2011 +77 So nice and upbeat and eager to please that other movies might beat it up on the playground. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly June 29, 2011 +77 It's easy enough to accept the romantic-comedy luck of the two finding each another. It's much tougher, and ultimately useless, to buy everything else about this fairy tale of self-reinvention in a stalled economy. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly June 29, 2011 +77 It's got Tom Hanks, it's got Julia Roberts, and ... well, that's pretty much it. 2.5/5 rotten Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com June 29, 2011 +77 "Larry Crowne"" serves as a reminder that you can have two of the most likable, bankable stars on the planet together, but strong writing is crucial to making them shine." rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press June 29, 2011 +77 This is a film that can only be watched in utter misery. See it, and share in cinema's degradation. 0/5 rotten Antonia Quirke 0 Financial Times June 29, 2011 +77 Not a film for cynics, but a creation of shining optimism...Earnest and utterly charming, handed spark and pace by Hanks. It's a treat to have him directing movies again. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com June 29, 2011 +77 Larry Crowne is a glass-is-half-full kind of movie if there ever was one. 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Access Hollywood June 29, 2011 +77 Tom Hanks' second feature as director is an embarrassinly naive romantic comedy, which propagates a simplistically upbeat view of American society as one big happy melting pot. C- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2011 +77 The humanist opposite to Hollywood's self-congratulatory snark. fresh Armond White 0 New York Press June 29, 2011 +77 It's hard to escape the feeling that this is a essentially a small-scale indie project whose deficiencies are magnified by the presence of its A-list cast. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon June 29, 2011 +77 It's perfectly pleasant big screen comfort food -- meatloaf, potatoes and apple cobbler served as bubbly Tom Petty and ELO tunes waft from the soundtrack. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel June 29, 2011 +77 Enjoy it for what it is - skillfully made, well-acted, a movie that wants to evoke feelings as it makes you think - and not for what others demand it ought to be. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine June 29, 2011 +77 It's the recognizable geniality in Larry Crowne that both carries the film and which makes it deeply frustrating. 3/5 fresh Francesca Steele 0 Sky Cinema June 29, 2011 +77 Though both lead actors are able to coast for a while on their natural charm, it's evident by the soppy finale that their Sleepless in Seattle and Pretty Woman salad days are long past. 2/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out June 29, 2011 +77 Movie stars may be less valued than they used to be, but it's still puzzling to see Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts stuck in a romantic comedy as flat-footed and tone deaf as Larry Crowne. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety June 28, 2011 +77 A romantic comedy whose obsession with easy laughs undermines the dramatic opportunities in a story about a suddenly jobless man. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter June 28, 2011 +77 With its eager-to-please congeniality, it almost works, but with a pacing that is at once comfortably assured and frustratingly slack, like holding exactly to the speed limit on a stretch of open road, Larry Crowne never quite comes to life. rotten Mark Olsen 1 Village Voice June 28, 2011 +77 Wilmer Valderrama and George Takei's reaction shots are the only feeble sources of humor in this dramedy. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine June 28, 2011 +77 A romance featuring older characters shaped by bitter experience is rare, making it all the more frustrating that Hanks opts for juvenile gags about boobs and bums, and the occasional pratfall. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy June 28, 2011 +77 Comes decorated with likeable performances, noble intentions and folksy sentiments. 3/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman June 28, 2011 +77 This is like a well-worn vintage dress: comfortable but a little threadbare. 2/5 rotten Nigel Floyd 1 Time Out June 28, 2011 +77 Hanks fans will revel in their hero's hour in this innocuous tale that's well intentioned for all its mediocre happenings and foreseeable ending. 3/5 fresh Lisa Giles-Keddie 0 Real.com June 27, 2011 +77 I suspect it's supposed to be a heart-warming drama. It left my heart lukewarm, and there's precious little drama. 2/5 rotten Catherine Bray 0 Film4 June 27, 2011 +77 As lightweight as a salad and about as filling, this is amiable but predictable. 3/5 fresh James Mottram 0 Total Film June 27, 2011 +77 This one coasts by on Hanks' immense appeal and charm, but more focus and a touch more sharpness are needed to make it really come alive. 3/5 fresh Helen O'Hara 0 Empire Magazine June 27, 2011 +77 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews March 3, 2012 +77 B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +77 2/4 rotten 0 National Post July 15, 2011 +79 This dark, brooding family melodrama, set against the context of Brooklyn's Russian-Jewish mob, is well acted by Tim Roth, Maximillian Schell, Vanessa Redgrave, and Edward Furlong. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 13, 2008 +79 Desperately trying to say something complex, it only manages to look as if it said something that mattered. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 27, 2006 +79 C- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +79 1/5 rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 21, 2008 +79 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 6, 2004 +79 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas CityLife November 19, 2003 +79 3/5 fresh Enrique Buchichio 0 Uruguay Total June 25, 2003 +79 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +79 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 18, 2002 +79 2/5 rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button August 14, 2002 +79 3/5 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal August 5, 2002 +79 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +79 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +79 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +79 4.5/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +79 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +79 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +79 C- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly May 19, 1995 +80 The underwritten dramatization is saved by the stunning surreal visuals. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 6, 2015 +80 Preposterous is the word for this effort. But in a year when Hollywood cuteness is to the fore, it is a good deed in a twee little world. fresh Hilary Mantel 0 The Spectator March 11, 2015 +80 As odd as it is mesmerizing. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) May 4, 2007 +80 The results are like Kinski's performance: baffling, breathtaking and strangely beautiful. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune May 4, 2007 +80 Those who give this offbeat production a chance will find it unforgettable. fresh Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International March 26, 2007 +80 The type of crazed, folkloric epic that Germany's own De Niro-Scorsese duo usually excelled at. 4/6 fresh Mark Holcomb 1 Time Out March 24, 2007 +80 Linear storytelling was never Herzog's strong suit even under the best of conditions. His strength lies in capturing lucid lunacy on film, and Manoel da Silva's descent into the jaws of madness is a straight shot into the heart of darkness. 3/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide March 23, 2007 +80 The final third of this film contains sequences of horrifying sublimity and ethereal beauty, moments that have a clarity and power beyond the reach of reason. 4.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times March 23, 2007 +80 Verde is too blankly amoral to sustain interest, but the film has isolated moments of haunting poetry. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader March 20, 2007 +80 It's easy to understand why this was Herzog's final collaboration with the actor, but Kinski's performance nevertheless serves up a potent confusion of documentary and fiction that has long been an essential element of Herzog's filmmaking. fresh Ed Halter 1 Village Voice March 20, 2007 +80 Though less apocalyptical than usual, the imagery is as lavish as ever, but the film is wrecked by an underwritten narrative. rotten 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +80 The finest adaptation of Joseph Conrad not based on Conrad. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 7, 2005 +80 Flaws acknowledged, 'Cobra Verde' is a stunning, beautiful epic. 6 fresh Jaime N. Christley 0 Apollo Guide May 31, 2001 +80 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 19, 2005 +80 3/5 fresh Derek Smith 0 Apollo Guide June 21, 2004 +82 It's ultimately the piece's surprisingly sincere, compassionate edge which transmits the most. 4/5 fresh PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 12, 2018 +82 [Richard] Kelly winds so many ideas, so many questions, and so much marvelously strange experience through this ambitious film that you can forgive the few loose ends and overdone caricatures amidst the richness. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Stream on Demand December 16, 2017 +82 The theatrical version is some kind of compacted masterpiece, hormonal, vital, dazed, blissfully unhinged... I'm too attached to Donnie Darko to worry over its wanton weirdness, its mix of concreteness and intangibility. 9/10 fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity April 29, 2017 +82 It remains an aesthetically filmed blend of off-beat comedy, mind-boggling sci-fi, and subjective storytelling that serves as a singular and timeless piece of cinema. 8/10 fresh Kyle Aaronson 0 PopMatters April 6, 2017 +82 Donnie Darko rightly made a star of Gyllenhaal. 5/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times January 10, 2017 +82 Gyllenhaal's breakthrough performance is simultaneously heartfelt, melancholy and mischievous. 5/5 fresh Simon Kinnear 0 Total Film December 19, 2016 +82 As pop as it is arthouse, as funny as it is tragic, Donnie Darko remains a remarkable one-off that's easy to adore. 5/5 fresh Jamie Dunn 0 The Skinny December 19, 2016 +82 Complex, inventive, gripping, strange, and in the end deeply moving, with more ideas in it than Hollywood has produced in the entire last decade. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Daily Info October 31, 2016 +82 An incredibly fascinating, star-making film that never fails to intrigue. 9/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD January 29, 2012 +82 Donnie Darko is a bit like a teenager: brooding, complex, rebellious, and difficult to comprehend. 8/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis December 29, 2011 +82 Defines itself through sustained mood, otherworldly intrigue and deep, abiding humanism. A- fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness June 20, 2011 +82 A decidedly weird time-travel drama that puzzled viewers so much that many went back to see it again and again... Unfortunately, Kelly's extended version diminishes the film's impact. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk March 10, 2011 +82 A brilliant and truly incredible piece of art that deserves to be watched... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +82 The film...asks the question: what if the universe as we live it, not just as we theorize it, really isn't as we imagine it? In making the mundane as bottomless as the cosmic, Donnie Darko has the guts to remain a riddle itself. A- fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 4, 2007 +82 The drowsy surrealism and elaborate inconclusiveness of Donnie Darko will simultaneously guarantee it a rabid cult and put it way off limits to the don't-get-its. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 30, 2007 +82 Kelly is a supple and courageous storyteller, boldly free-associating as he mixes parody and satire with earnest psychodrama and coming up with plot points no one could anticipate. fresh Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader June 8, 2007 +82 Donnie Darko has plenty of problems. But most stem from a young filmmaker overswinging on his first time up to the plate and hitting a deep fly out rather than a home run. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety June 8, 2007 +82 Kelly captures, better than any film in recent memory other than Election, what it feels like to be in high school. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org March 30, 2007 +82 In its metaphysical concerns and challenging notions about personal and social responsibility, the film aims much higher than most American youth pictures. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 13, 2006 +82 Donnie Darko's flaws, though, are those of a young, talented filmmaker reaching beyond his current grasp. That's a more forgivable sin than soulless excess or hubris-fueled incompetence. fresh Mark Bourne 0 DVDJournal.com April 6, 2006 +82 You either love it or hate it. For those who loved it, I have only one word: overrated.c 2/5 rotten Chris Gore 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +82 A faithfully rendered head trip. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You February 15, 2005 +82 Donnie Darko ranks among Gattaca, Pi and Dark City for pure imagination -- and surpasses them for astonishing execution. 5/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 30, 2004 +82 The original was a movie for all those castaways who believe in unexplained phenomenon; the new version reads like a handbook on how to pick up women. rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com July 26, 2004 +82 The big screen, in any shape or form, is the ideal way to experience Donnie Darko, and so a re-release like this is a rare and welcome gift. fresh Brett Buckalew 0 FilmStew.com July 26, 2004 +82 Donnie Darko swings for the fences, and it goes yard. fresh Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian July 23, 2004 +82 If the sum total of Donnie Darko is hard to figure, there's no questioning that its separate scenes add up to breathtaking filmmaking. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 5, 2004 +82 Though the film at times blurs the line between reality and fantasy to the point where it occasionally becomes difficult to read, it's definitely worth experiencing. fresh George Gallucci 0 Zap2it.com February 25, 2004 +82 If you believe Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Anya, there's something very malevolent about bunnies. 8/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine December 11, 2003 +82 A mini-masterpiece that marks the arrival of brave new talents in Gyllenhaal and Kelly. Cult glory beckons. 4/5 fresh Alan Morrison 0 Empire Magazine March 30, 2003 +82 You're either going to pay to see it twice or wonder what all the fuss is about. 3/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 February 13, 2003 +82 A dark coming-of-age tale told by way of a provocative script, and superbly acted. A- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 17, 2002 +82 'Think Rushmore meets Twelve Monkeys and you're on the right lines.' fresh Paul Arendt 0 Teletext November 8, 2002 +82 Twisty, disturbing mix of John Hughes and James Cameron is an unsettling meditation on fate -- and the debut of a major talent. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +82 A deceptive combination of all sorts of tones that seems like a stylistic jumble while keeping up a restrained front and never resorting to easy hyperactivity. 3.5/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic November 3, 2002 +82 Dark, interesting and downright weird film that plays like a teen movie filtered through the work of David Lynch. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +82 An astonishingly imaginative, poignant, genre-defying tale of teen love, insanity and time travel. 5/5 fresh Daniel Etherington 0 FilmFour.com October 29, 2002 +82 Much of it is weird. Some is funny. All is original and unpredictable. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +82 A dark and mesmerising fantasy trip in the neverland between fear and love. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 5, 2002 +82 Haunting and altogether exquisite. fresh Leslie Felperin 0 Sight and Sound October 2, 2002 +82 Donnie Darko has a cumulative power because it doesn't soft-pedal its subject, or neuter it by trying too hard to please the audience. fresh Jared Rapfogel 0 Senses of Cinema August 20, 2002 +82 Whether or not anyone sees it, regardless of what those rotting old suits at Oscar thinks, this one is a winner. fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend August 12, 2002 +82 Donnie Darko promises a feast, but when the film ends, you are left only with the scraps. 6 rotten Derek Smith 0 Apollo Guide June 15, 2002 +82 This movie disappeared without a trace at the American box office in October last year, which is a shame. 4/4 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page June 13, 2002 +82 The film was weird, but I mean that as a compliment. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 13, 2002 +82 An honest, humorous, bittersweet, disturbing look at the confusion of adolescence. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies May 7, 2002 +82 The movie is made up of odd parts that somehow go together perfectly. One of the most important films about teenagers ever. 4/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com April 19, 2002 +82 It's like nothing you've ever seen before, and it sets a great tone that takes you places you've never been before. A fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com April 16, 2002 +82 Back to the Future meets Rebel Without a Cause. fresh Gerald Peary 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +82 Creates a convincing air of menace and features some marvellous scenes set to period music. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY March 24, 2002 +82 an existentialist parable wrapped up in a darkly humorous teen fantasy and suburban satire 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 12, 2002 +82 One fee-yucked up movie. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium March 11, 2002 +82 A movie overflowing with love and concern for young people, depicting them in all their infuriating, vulnerable complexity. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 7, 2002 +82 Clearly, Richard Kelly is a director to watch. 3/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +82 In its abstract, often ephemeral themes and images, it's a film that will probably not find favor with everyone, but... 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 4, 2002 +82 If the film fails on some levels, I would rather watch a film that shoots for the moon and falls short than a film that is happy being average. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +82 ... has 'cult classic' stamped all over it. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star February 26, 2002 +82 Creepy, funny, poignant, and stunningly imaginative and original. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 3, 2002 +82 Brilliant. 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review December 23, 2001 +82 An interesting film and certainly worthy of more attention than it got. fresh Shay Casey 0 Film Written Magazine December 16, 2001 +82 n unusually artful teen thriller, this film has a terrific combination of both light and dark touches from start to finish. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +82 Kelly takes what appears to be a common high-school drama and fashions an intelligent rethinking of the genre by mixing fantasy, horror and metaphysical discourse. fresh Daniel Steinhart 0 Film Journal International December 9, 2001 +82 A made-to-order cult item. 6 rotten Jaime N. Christley 0 Apollo Guide November 29, 2001 +82 Unsettling and audacious, Richard Kelly's debut feature Donnie Darko is, without question, this year's best apocalyptic time travel movie featuring a malevolent giant bunny. fresh Gary Mairs 0 culturevulture.net November 26, 2001 +82 reels the viewer in like a black hole, like a quicksand hourglass. 3/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card November 20, 2001 +82 The film never fully explains Donnie's darkness, but that's exactly right. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters November 9, 2001 +82 Recommended for the adventuresome moviegoer who has a high tolerance for mystery. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice November 6, 2001 +82 Excitingly original indie vision. A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly November 6, 2001 +82 A stunning blend of sci-fi, psychological thriller, and dark comedy. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 6, 2001 +82 For all of Kelly's storytelling troubles, he has no problem with creating the film's gorgeously ominous atmosphere. 3.5/5 fresh Annette Cardwell 0 Filmcritic.com October 31, 2001 +82 A stunning technical accomplishment that virtually bursts with noise, ideas and references. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com October 31, 2001 +82 The movie remains a discombobulating muddle, largely because Kelly is unable or unwilling to resolve the myriad contradictions and confusions that muddy the waters. rotten Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner October 29, 2001 +82 An audacious, astonishingly confident debut feature...a haunting, deeply personal and wonderfully experimental collage of genres and themes. A- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 29, 2001 +82 Puts the comparable American Beauty to shame. 3.5/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central October 28, 2001 +82 As fascinatingly complex and brazenly original as any movie released this year...a breakthrough masterpiece. 4/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 28, 2001 +82 Plays like a comic book rendition of a David Lynch film. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire October 27, 2001 +82 First-time director-writer Richard Kelly draws on a number of intriguing elements ... without including a single, crucial gem that pulls everything together. rotten Melanie McFarland 1 Seattle Times October 26, 2001 +82 If this movie ever figured out what it wanted to be when it grows up, it would be a terrific one. 2/4 rotten Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 26, 2001 +82 There is just too much going on in Donnie Darko. 2.5/4 rotten Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com October 26, 2001 +82 A captivating dark vision. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz October 26, 2001 +82 An engaging, time-tripping Holden Caulfield. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post October 26, 2001 +82 This set-up and development is fascinating, the payoff less so. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 26, 2001 +82 After nearly two hours of the titular troubled teen asking borderline supernatural questions that are never quite answered, all we get is a head-scratching ending that's more frustrating than intriguing. rotten 0 E! Online October 26, 2001 +82 Although it claims to be very original, much of Donnie Darko is derivative. rotten Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily October 26, 2001 +82 It flutters, like a mischievous butterfly, above the despairing hands of easy description. 4/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post October 25, 2001 +82 Kelly is unable to give the movie the kind of pacing that would make us laugh and shock us simultaneously, because he's too infatuated with an aura of hand-me-down gloom. 2/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times October 25, 2001 +82 Boasts a dark charm that, though flawed, offers a particular, hard-to-describe beauty. fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian October 25, 2001 +82 Amid the glut of teen dreck that usually insults our intelligence, Donnie Darko shines. B fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 25, 2001 +82 Gets off to a shaky start but gradually pulls together into a genuinely haunting parable of teenage alienation. 3.5/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide October 25, 2001 +82 Donnie Darko may be too ambitious for a debut feature, but ambition and imagination still trump mediocrity any day of the week. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News October 25, 2001 +82 As emotionally rich as it is intellectually demanding. fresh Jean Oppenheimer 0 New Times October 25, 2001 +82 Just another self-absorbed teen chronicle, with the added twist of a little time travel and a surprise ending. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune October 25, 2001 +82 It's ultimately Kelly's inventive storytelling and the myriad of complex themes he explores that capture one's imagination and, in this reviewer's case, re-ignite one's passion for the medium. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 24, 2001 +82 An apocalyptic sweat chamber nervously situated between complacency and heartbreaking could-have-been hopefulness. 4/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 23, 2001 +82 A wondrous, moodily self-involved piece of work that employs X-Files magic realism to galvanize what might have been a routine tale of suburban teen angst. fresh 1 Village Voice October 23, 2001 +82 Despite its flaws, this is a compelling motion picture, and offers the kind of 'fresh' experience extended by the likes of Pi and The Sticky Fingers of Time. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 23, 2001 +82 ... a coming-of-age, romantic, black comedy about time traveling, has an undeniable charm that's hard to properly describe. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews October 17, 2001 +82 A mish-mash of disparate, non-cohesive ideas, the sort of film that thinks it's brilliant just because no one understands it. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 13, 2001 +82 It works simultaneously as character study, teen drama and sci-fi thriller seamlessly reconciling these elements into a hugely watchable whole. 8/10 fresh Johan De 0 Future Movies UK January 19, 2001 +82 It is fascinating, lyrical filmmaking and it demands multiple viewings to wring the most out of it. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +82 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 14, 2007 +82 3.5/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald August 27, 2004 +87 a sweeping story that has many ups and downs, with some pretty noticeable changes in tone and pace 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 2, 2013 +87 Missteps prevent ballet drama from reaching great heights. 3.5 fresh Don Groves 0 sbs.com.au December 24, 2010 +87 ...somehow makes the extraordinary true story it's based on seem like common corn while succeeding in modest ways. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 15, 2010 +87 Woefully creaky and corny. C- rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness October 12, 2010 +87 The script is far too melodramatic, and the performances ... are hamfisted and overwrought. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 8, 2010 +87 Mao's Last Dancer is such a profoundly moving story, it's hard not to get drawn in as Li must decide how much he's willing to sacrifice for his American dream. 2.5/4 fresh Graham Killeen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 30, 2010 +87 Debuting actor Chi Cao's athleticism is the movie's most striking element. 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 29, 2010 +87 Mao's Last Dancer is an epic tale of love and betrayal, triumph and heartbreak, that captures the real-life drama and emotion of one man's search for freedom. Well, it almost is. 2/4 rotten Chris Robinson 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 23, 2010 +87 Whenever Beresford concerns himself with politics or, even worse, personal drama, Dancer falls limply to the ground. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 23, 2010 +87 The movie works, thanks in large part to Chi's performance. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star September 10, 2010 +87 Feel-good movie about a Chinese dancer presses all the right buttons. fresh Peter Brunette 1 Hollywood Reporter September 10, 2010 +87 Let the trumpets blare for artistic freedom of expression that is perfectly reflected in this uplifting and moving biopic. 3/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum September 10, 2010 +87 Beresford knows the only way to deal with schmaltz is to just go ahead and embrace it. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 9, 2010 +87 Australian director Bruce Beresford handles the culture-clash aspects of the story with a surprising lack of subtlety. 2.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 3, 2010 +87 There is some lovely ballet in Mao's Last Dancer. And it's great to see Joan Chen on-screen. And I'm out of nice things to say about the movie. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 3, 2010 +87 Lovely and astounding, Mao's Last Dancer is a modern epic of art and ambition triumphing oppression. B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News August 27, 2010 +87 Too often, though, the film plods along on the ground. rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor August 27, 2010 +87 Ballet dancer Chi Cao does a great job of capturing both Li's chops on the stage and his sincerity and culture shock in the face of American opulence. 4/5 fresh Manuel Mendoza 1 Dallas Morning News August 27, 2010 +87 Hollywood has a long history of turning highbrow art into middlebrow mush, and Mao's Last Dancer is just one more kick dancer in that long line. 3/5 fresh Richard Nilsen 1 Arizona Republic August 26, 2010 +87 Chinese ballet star Li Cunxin meets girl and America and falls in love C+ fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) August 26, 2010 +87 A well-meaning but bland picture that shortchanges its subject. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 25, 2010 +87 The story is filled with plenty of drama on its own, but director Bruce Beresford and screenwriter Jan Sardi somehow take this true story and make it feel manufactured and manipulative. 4.5/10 rotten Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist August 23, 2010 +87 Recounts the true story of Chinese ballet star Li Cunxin's defection to the US in the schmaltziest TV-movie terms imaginable. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post August 23, 2010 +87 Comes alive in the ballets, which convey not only the creative energy of their own story-telling but the ultimate expression of the performers' passion for their art. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media August 22, 2010 +87 "Think ""Billy Elliot"" combined with ""The Last Emperor"" and a touch of ""Rocky."" Great movies transport the audience - and this left me enriched and exhilarated." 1 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com August 21, 2010 +87 [A] stirring and remarkable true story. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 20, 2010 +87 A well-intentioned slice of melodrama but all the good intentions in the world can't hide the film's many, many flaws. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever August 20, 2010 +87 The story is absolutely riveting and the casting right, but Bruve Beresford's filmmaking is uneven--he seems hampered by the conventions of the earnest, uplifting biopic gerne. C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 20, 2010 +87 Many films have portrayed the rigors of ballet training, but none will make viewers wince quite like Mao's Last Dancer. 3/4 fresh Rebecca J. Ritzel 1 Washington Post August 20, 2010 +87 The final image -- a freeze frame of a pas de deux staged to resemble a triumphal Communist poster -- perfectly captures the film's overall effect: it's strenuously brainless. 2.5/5 rotten Mike Hale 1 New York Times August 20, 2010 +87 Like its defector hero, Mao's Last Dancer is neither here nor there...determinedly dull, even in the flatly filmed ballet sequences. 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 20, 2010 +87 Mao's Last Dancer is an appealing and, by its end, quite moving film. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times August 19, 2010 +87 There's a surprising lack of craftsmanship in the true-life ballet drama Mao's Last Dancer, enough to practically negate what should be a powerful story 1.5/5 rotten Norm Schrager 0 Filmcritic.com August 19, 2010 +87 "...it's like ""Farewell My Concubine"" crossed with ""The Year of the Yao"" - but despite some really incredible dance, Li's bestselling book may be preferable to Beresford's screen adaptation." C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 19, 2010 +87 The film celebrates artistic freedom without preaching a sermon, and often flies when Mr. Chi is on screen. When he is on stage, spinning and leaping to the strains of magnificent music, the film soars. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal August 19, 2010 +87 Conventionally made but involving true story of what happens when a sheltered Chinese ballet student gets his first exposure to the West. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International August 19, 2010 +87 The most interesting elements of Li's story -- dance, politics, and the politics of dance -- have been dulled from their source material, though not beyond recognition. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe August 19, 2010 +87 It's artless, obvious, and at times insultingly exaggerated. C rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club August 19, 2010 +87 The life at the movie's center speaks to what an artist sometimes gives up for art. If only we experienced that sacrifice, that turmoil, more vividly. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 19, 2010 +87 Hyper-earnest and less than half good, Mao's Last Dancer puts a biopic gloss on a bumpy journey. 6/10 rotten Michelle Orange 0 Movieline August 18, 2010 +87 It's a deeply felt film that slips out of Beresford's grasp now and again, but remains engrossing and elegant to its final moves. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 18, 2010 +87 A melodramatic clash of ideologies and a warm, deeply moving third act lift Mao's Last Dancer above politics and into the realm of emotion, art and beauty. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 18, 2010 +87 Mao's Last Dancer is a masterpiece. 4/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer August 18, 2010 +87 The performance sequences feel intimate and exhilarating -- but in the end, Li's journey is compelling only when he's onstage. 2/5 rotten Eric Hynes 1 Time Out August 18, 2010 +87 Wants to be heart-warming and uplifting. And it is - in a completely unchallenging, middlebrow way. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine August 18, 2010 +87 Mao's Last Dancer means well, but it stumbles between genres. rotten Brian Miller 1 Village Voice August 17, 2010 +87 A dynamic and captivating bio-drama of a gifted young ballet dancer from communist China and his quest for respect, love, and a new life of freedom. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 16, 2010 +87 ...includes all the expected elements of the heroic biopic and never foregoes an opportunity for moral and emotional uplift. 4/10 rotten Sarah Boslaugh 0 May 21, 2010 +87 If you're on the lookout for something in the indomitable human spirit category, look no further than Mao's Last Dancer. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies May 14, 2010 +87 The themes may soar but everything else -- the dialogue, the performances, the direction, the dancing itself -- is credibly grounded. That makes for a very pleasing contrast. Not many movies bring their uplift down to earth. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail May 14, 2010 +87 Ballet has never looked so darn sumptuous and appealing. 3/4 fresh Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star May 13, 2010 +87 "Beresford hasn't usually allowed himself to become this corny. This new film appears calculated to do two things: make everyone cry and maximise its appeal to those red-blooded, childlike Americans who think ""freedom"" is a US concept." 3/5 rotten Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald October 5, 2009 +87 We must be thankful that Beresford's grand, lucid and absorbing film tells [Li's] story with such passion and conviction. 4/5 fresh Evan Williams 0 The Australian October 5, 2009 +87 Beresford does make absolutely sure the big themes central to Cunxin's journey ring out loudly enough to strike those heart strings at which he is so clearly and shamelessly taking aim. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) October 1, 2009 +87 This is a film that seems afraid to show its claws, and for me, it's a real pity. rotten Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National October 1, 2009 +87 Don't see Mao's Last Dancer if you want a perfectly structured film. See it if you want to experience a truly amazing story. 3.5/5 fresh Giles Hardie 0 Unknown2 October 1, 2009 +87 Quibbles aside, there's a lot to enjoy in the film; it's very efficiently made, and though never totally inspiring, it's eminently watchable. 3/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) September 30, 2009 +87 Bruce Beresford delivers one of his best films in the story of Chinese ballet star Li Cunxin. 4/5 fresh Nick Dent 0 Time Out Sydney September 29, 2009 +87 Well presented and brimming over with reverence, Beresford's tribute to an ex-Communist Billy Elliot sidesteps hard hits for a solid performance. 3/5 fresh Hilton Thomas 0 Empire Magazine Australasia September 28, 2009 +87 A mature work from a master filmmaker relishing his work fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile September 23, 2009 +87 An engrossing and profoundly moving film that hits the emotional bullseye multiple times fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile September 23, 2009 +87 B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +87 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 31, 2011 +88 It's convivial, imaginative, and always cinematic. fresh Antonia Quirke 0 Independent on Sunday November 27, 2017 +88 When Billy ends his opening monologue saying that the film is for both gays and straights, he is not lying. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 20, 2005 +88 utterly charming 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 8, 2004 +88 "Once you've gotten your tongue around that awkward little title you might actually enjoy ""Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss."" I did." 2.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +88 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily September 21, 2005 +88 B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +88 B fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +88 4.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +88 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 1, 2002 +88 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +88 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +88 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +88 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +88 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +88 3.5/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +88 7/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +88 4.5/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +88 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +88 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +88 6/10 fresh Mike Barnard 0 Future Movies UK July 24, 1998 +92 "Certainly isn't the ""best"" horror film made by Hammer Film Productions... What it is, maybe, is the ""Hammer-est"" Hammer film." 4/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending November 19, 2018 +92 The best Hammer Horror for quite some time, with remarkably few of the lapses into crudity which are usually part and parcel of this company's work. fresh MFB Critics 0 Monthly Film Bulletin February 7, 2018 +92 As a precursor to better zombie films, it remains an important, passably entertaining genre milestone. 3/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture June 12, 2012 +92 A colourful romp with a smattering of subtext. 3/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies June 7, 2012 +92 Lacks action. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 10, 2010 +92 Unfolds as a series of intriguing contrasts: between life and death, male and female, tradition and modernity, science and voodoo. B fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth October 21, 2007 +92 3/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film May 27, 2011 +92 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com September 21, 2005 +92 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2005 +92 3/5 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 7, 2004 +92 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +93 This is the cinema's lightest and sharpest appraisal of communism. fresh 0 n+1 November 26, 2018 +93 This is not merely a Garbo film, it is a Lubitsch film, and the result is enchanting. fresh Graham Greene 0 The Spectator May 8, 2018 +93 The romantic roundelay, linking fine emotions with fine lingerie, is shadowed by the brutality of Soviet tyranny. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker May 9, 2016 +93 This column has generally no quarrel with scene-to-scene entertainment, serving a legitimate demand for relaxation, though it adds up to nothing. But the entertaining gags of this picture add up to something, and it is not pleasant. rotten Franz Hoellering 0 The Nation January 18, 2013 +93 This one is neither crude clowning nor crude prejudice, but a literate and knowingly directed satire which lands many a shrewd crack about phony Five Year Plans, collective farms, Communist jargon and pseudo-scientific gab. fresh Whittaker Chambers 1 TIME Magazine January 15, 2013 +93 Ninotchka is delicate flirtation and political satire made into a perfect whole, and a reminder of skills that studio writers have largely lost. 5/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out December 27, 2012 +93 Iridescent and teaming with vitality, Garbo glows in her penultimate film. 4/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine February 10, 2012 +93 Ninotchka stands as one of the finest films Lubitsch made. It was reportedly one of the director's own favorites among his films, and it's easy to see why. fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You March 1, 2011 +93 Great, but kids may need historical context. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +93 The masterpiece among Lubitsch's later films. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 23, 2009 +93 It's comedy is rooted in classic sentimentality, but the dialog is often hammer and sickle sharp. fresh Cole Abaius 0 Film School Rejects February 11, 2009 +93 It is a film that blends pratfalls and a sophisticated comedy of manners. fresh 0 Film4 February 3, 2009 +93 Selection of Ernst Lubitsch to pilot Garbo in her first light performance in pictures proves a bull's-eye. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety February 3, 2009 +93 The satire may be mostly a matter of easy contrasts, but the lovers inhabit a world of elegance and poise that is uniquely and movingly Lubitsch's. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader February 3, 2009 +93 This was Garbo's first comedy and second last film. And it's a unique role for her, first because she starts off as a dour, cold comrade with no sense of humour, and second because she laughs herself into a love of capitalist vices. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile April 5, 2008 +93 It's Garbo's next-to-last film and first American comedy. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 20, 2008 +93 Garbo laughs ... and the rest of us revel in a comedy delight. 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal March 3, 2006 +93 It's still consistently amusing, and Garbo throws herself into the fray with engaging vigour. fresh Geoff Brown 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +93 ...thanks to Garbo, its supporting cast, and director Ernst Lubitsch's magic touch, it remains one of Hollywood's most sparkling products. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis September 6, 2005 +93 One of the sprightliest comedies of the year. fresh Frank S. Nugent 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +93 Its legend isn't really justified, but it's good 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +93 one of Garbo's greatest hits, still a treat to watch 4/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 29, 2002 +93 While Ninotchka may lack something for the masses, it must be catalogued as a triumph for all concerned. fresh 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +93 Enchanting. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 13, 2002 +93 The film bubbles merrily throughout. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +93 A highly enjoyable comedy -- one of the greatest ever made. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +93 entertaining and worth seeing for Garbo, one of the first magnetic screen presences 4/5 fresh David Bezanson 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +93 Ernst Lubitsch may have thought he was only poking fun at another country, but he was actually poking fun at the future. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +93 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 14, 2005 +93 5/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 17, 2002 +94 STRANGER INSIDE 'Dunye puts into question how issues of race and class have become a caste system for the incarcerated. A- fresh Moira Sullivan 0 FilmFestivals.com April 23, 2003 +95 Teller is appreciably committed to the character, but he's only given one note to play, his full-bodied passion wasted on a movie that would rather win on points than go for the knockout. C rotten David Ehrlich 1 indieWire November 14, 2018 +95 Younger jacks up the action in the last third, but the air goes out of a fight movie when you can see the next jab coming. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 14, 2018 +95 It was the act itself, the willingness to try because they could no longer do otherwise, that draws us in and makes the story a tale of redemption, regardless of whether they ever got further than that dim basement at night. fresh Mark Hughes 0 Forbes November 14, 2018 +95 It's also so effortlessly entertaining that you leave understanding why there are so many boxer biopics, rather than groaning wishing there were less. fresh Vincent Mancini 0 Uproxx November 14, 2018 +95 Bleed for This is still worth seeing, despite its familiar trappings. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com November 14, 2018 +95 Bleed For This is twelve rounds of tedium, a boring boxing movie that draws most of its strength from memories of other, better experiences. rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 Birth.Movies.Death. November 14, 2018 +95 A solid, but unremarkable drama. fresh Mark Kermode 0 BBC.com November 14, 2018 +95 "No flatfoot, no knockout, writer-director Ben Younger's ""Bleed for This"" wins on points." fresh Michael Phillips 1 Los Angeles Times November 14, 2018 +95 Without Miles Teller, this boxing film is useless. Without this boxing film, Miles Teller is useless. rotten Dustin Rowles 0 Pajiba November 14, 2018 +95 May not be one that goes down in history as a boxing great but with a knockout performance from star Miles Teller and plenty of heart and good humor, it's enough of a contender to warrant ringside seats. B fresh Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 5, 2018 +95 It's a movie that dances around the ring and doesn't throw a single punch that surprises. It's certainly not a winning formula. 2.5/5 rotten Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 31, 2018 +95 A relatively solid biopic with fine performances from Miles Teller and Aaron Eckhart and a great screenplay from writer/director Ben Younger. 3.5/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 30, 2018 +95 "It's the quiet moments that hoist ""Bleed for This"" like a title belt. Simple but not that simple." 3.5/4 fresh Khari J. Sampson 0 Gwinnett Daily Post (GA) August 24, 2018 +95 The second half is where it becomes more interesting, and a greater focus on this part of the story would have made for less of a viewing slog. 3/5 fresh Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 22, 2018 +95 The images of someone essentially handicapped undergoing extensive physical training most definitely make for images that are both haunting and inspirational 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 4, 2017 +95 Bleed hits every well-trod beat and expectation of the genre, and is such a rote exercise it might as well be called Boxing: The Movie, or Sports Comeback: The True Hollywood Story. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 16, 2017 +95 Bleed for This flinches from plunging into the madness, the place where a truly interesting movie resides. Instead, it flounders in the lightweight division. rotten Robert Koehler 0 Cinema Scope September 29, 2017 +95 "Bleed for This"" is a boxing movie that isn't just for boxing fans." fresh Diane Carson 0 KDHX (St. Louis) August 29, 2017 +95 Solid in all creative departments, and downplaying melodrama and big moments for an even-handed realism, it's an accomplished piece of filmmaking. 3/5 fresh Richard James 0 South China Morning Post June 5, 2017 +95 Teller is a knockout. He nails the hometown hero's accent, fighting style and goofball charm. 4.5/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days January 1, 2017 +95 It's a boxing movie so you know where it's headed -- though in fairness it seems pretty true to Vinny's actual story, so whaddya gonna do. 3/5 fresh Ed Williamson 0 TheShiznit.co.uk January 1, 2017 +95 Bleed for This is the kind of film we all need right now. 4/5 fresh Sam Watermeier 0 NUVO Newsweekly December 31, 2016 +95 An enjoyable, stirring sports movie. 3/5 fresh Matthew Anderson 0 CineVue December 20, 2016 +95 In fight-movie terms, I'd call it a draw. rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit December 12, 2016 +95 Bleed For This is both cinematic and interesting without losing sight of the man from Rhode Island who wore the gloves. 8/10 fresh Matthew Goudreau 0 The Young Folks December 12, 2016 +95 Overall, Bleed For This is an enjoyable film. Its third act makes up for a slightly sloppy start. fresh Liam Hanlon 0 Film Ireland Magazine December 7, 2016 +95 Actor and director work hand in hand to make this road to recovery as harrowing as possible -- you will feel every bite of the screws bored into Vinny's skull. 3.5/5 fresh John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) December 7, 2016 +95 It adheres to all the genre conventions and, although not a classic, is engaging and enjoyable. 3/5 fresh Aine O'Connor 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) December 5, 2016 +95 Despite this rather limited emotional arc, Ben Younger's film sings at times: the boxing scenes are excellent, and Hinds and a virtually unrecognisable Eckhart do much to beef things up dramatically. 3/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent December 4, 2016 +95 It is a simple old-fashioned quest - the story holds few surprises - but done with immense charm and brio. 4/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) December 4, 2016 +95 It never excited me, largely, though not entirely, because it somehow felt wrong to cheer on Pazienza's decision to defy medical advice and risk paralysis. 3/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 4, 2016 +95 Although it's debatable whether we need another boxing movie, or whether there is anything new that can be added to an overcrowded genre, this serviceable true-life comeback story has a couple of things in its favour. 3/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) December 4, 2016 +95 "This is another in a list of fine performances by Miles Teller, who was so good in last year's ""Whiplash."" Here he captures the ego of Pazienza perfectly, making a man whose boasting should make him unlikable actually become someone to care about." 4/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes December 2, 2016 +95 There is... something intriguing in Younger and Teller's understanding of the film's hero. An all-round addict who frequents sleazy strip clubs and gambling dens, Vinny's rage against impossible odds is both admirable and utterly crazed. 4/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times December 2, 2016 +95 This is such a ripping true story that it can't help but grab hold of the audience, even if the film never quite breaks through the surface. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com December 2, 2016 +95 It's a bruiser alright and whether you're already familiar with this remarkable sporting fable turned fact or not, Bleed For This delivers a real knockout emotional blow. 4/5 fresh Alan Corr 0 December 2, 2016 +95 The worst thing about boxing films is the boxing... Bleed for This, thankfully, knows these pitfalls. 4/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) December 2, 2016 +95 Strong performances and a genuinely remarkable real-life tale help Ben Younger's boxing drama Bleed For This rise above the similarities it undoubtedly shares with other films in the genre. 4/5 fresh Rob Carnevale 0 Indie London December 2, 2016 +95 Younger takes care to keep things rooted in the real and he's aided by Teller and Eckhart, who give it their all in a movie that ultimately celebrates the simple power of living for the thing you love most. 4/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman December 2, 2016 +95 Pound for pound, boxing must throw up more bizarrely larger-than-life characters than any other sport, and in the figure of Vinny Pazienza... [Miles Teller] is indubitably playing one of those. 3/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk December 2, 2016 +95 Broadly sticking to the boxing movie blueprint is forgivable, Teller failing to properly sell the struggle of a man whose livelihood and reason for living is almost ripped away from him isn't. 2/5 rotten Andy Psyllides 0 Sky Cinema December 1, 2016 +95 Teller demonstrates the requisite pluck, while Ciaran Hinds and Aaron Eckhart are cast against type as Vinny's father and his paunchy, balding coach. 3/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 Radio Times December 1, 2016 +95 Despite the craft and committed performances, Bleed For This feels very conventional and never delivers a knockout blow. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) December 1, 2016 +95 Middleweight, non-intelligence-insulting fare right to the core, Bleed For This keeps you squarely in your seat, but barely once excites you enough to leap up out of it. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 1, 2016 +95 "It never questions or qualifies its upbeat message, but it's watchable, well-crafted stuff, strongly acted, with a very funny opening ""weigh-in"" sequence, as Vinny desperately tries to sweat off excess pounds with minutes to go." 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 1, 2016 +95 This biopic coulda been a contender if superior specimens like Rocky and Raging Bull hadn't landed their punches first. 3/5 fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film December 1, 2016 +95 It may be predictable, but Bleed For This still grabs with its astonishing against-all-odds true story, and its belter of a central performance from Miles Teller. 4/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine December 1, 2016 +95 Miles Teller shines as the Rhode Island-based Paz, and director Ben Younger delivers the action at a flyweight's pace. fresh Alfie Baldwin 0 November 30, 2016 +95 Bleed For This stays close to the underdog formula, but with very little substance or emotional depth. 2.5/5 rotten Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 November 30, 2016 +95 Bleed For This is an enjoyable but very generic and old-fashioned boxing movie. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) November 30, 2016 +95 A journeyman effort that's satisfyingly light on melodrama. 3/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies November 30, 2016 +95 Teller is hot stuff now, but he isn't Robert De Niro, not yet. 3/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 The List November 28, 2016 +95 There's little in Bleed for This that you haven't seen before, and lots you've seen far too often. 2/5 rotten Jamie Dunn 0 The Skinny November 28, 2016 +95 This is an unconventional boxing story that sells out a bit by playing with history, but it gives us enough gritty realism from the cast and camera work to make Bleed For This a solid boxing flick. 3.5/5 fresh David Blaustein 0 ABC News Radio November 23, 2016 +95 Impressive, unique, and inspiring. 4/5 fresh Eric Eisenberg 0 CinemaBlend November 23, 2016 +95 Sweaty and scrappy with sports stereotypes and showboating sentiment... 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 22, 2016 +95 "Boxing movies increasingly, over the years, show the fight game and in-the-ring action in realistic ways and ""Bleed for This"" is no exception." B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 20, 2016 +95 Even though the outcome is no secret, you're still invested in Vinny every step and jab of the way. B+ fresh Dana Barbuto 0 The Patriot Ledger November 20, 2016 +95 Ben Younger's Bleed for This, starring Miles Teller, distinguishes itself by doubling down on some of the tried-and-true formulas. It's a comeback times two. fresh Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press November 18, 2016 +95 While it's unlikely that Bleed for This will supplant Rocky in the minds of filmgoers, it's an entertaining reminder that defeat is only a temporary condition. 7/10 fresh 0 PopMatters November 18, 2016 +95 Miles Teller is riveting. The cast is strange, but also superb. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald November 18, 2016 +95 Someone seems to have told Hollywood that our favorite sport is boxing, and that Hollywood should make more movies about boxing, and that we will never get tired of boxing movies, especially formulaic ones about real people. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 18, 2016 +95 Teller gives an incredibly physical performance, believable in the ring, awkwardly stationary throughout the movie's midsection, his eyes always on the prize B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 18, 2016 +95 ... a mediocre biopic that tends to pull its punches rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue November 18, 2016 +95 It follows the same pattern of rise, fall, comeback, and redemption that has become so automatic for this particular subgenre that you can almost set your watch by the narrative beats. 3/5 rotten Don Kaye 0 Den of Geek November 18, 2016 +95 Bleed for This is utterly devoid of tension, making for a limp entry in the fighting-film lineage. 2/5 rotten Alissa Wilkinson 0 Vox November 18, 2016 +95 Teller totally immerses himself in the physically taxing role and the movie distinguishes itself thanks to its painstaking depiction of the real-life Paz's grueling comeback. 2.5/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 18, 2016 +95 Bleed for This will not be the drama that establishes Teller as a heavyweight in Hollywood. And that's a real shame for its true champ, Aaron Eckhart. rotten Kristy Puchko 0 Nerdist November 18, 2016 +95 If it wasn't based on a true story you could easily dismiss this film. But the fact that this really did happen sort of changes everything, and watching Vinny's remarkable comeback, along with sensational acting, gives audiences a lot to root for here. 3/4 fresh Neil Rosen 0 NY1-TV November 18, 2016 +95 Mature boxing drama is absorbing, if not original. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media November 18, 2016 +95 Younger's treatment of this inspirational tale is what might be termed a dogged but ultimately rather flatfooted entry in the boxing genre. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 18, 2016 +95 Paz's return to the ring is inherently inspiring, so writer-director Ben Younger is already off to a good start, but Younger adds some intriguing touches that give the film a feeling of authenticity that makes the Cinderella story seem less sappy. 8 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 18, 2016 +95 There's always another fight, just as there's always another boxing film. 3/4 fresh Brad Wheeler 1 Globe and Mail November 18, 2016 +95 Unremarkable, predictable and forgettable, slotting its real-life main character into a familiar formula. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly November 17, 2016 +95 Bleed For This features a pair of engaging turns from its two leads, that help to give it life where it desperately needs it, but the film itself is never quite able to feel as refreshing or courageous as Vinny Pazienza's real life story. 6.5/10 rotten Alex Welch 0 IGN Movies November 17, 2016 +95 Writer/director Ben Younger blows a chance to make a powerful real-life Rocky movie. This one is an epic fail at almost every level. The worst boxing sequences of all time. 2/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald November 17, 2016 +95 This is a boxing movie that actually gets boxing. fresh Glenn Kenny 1 New York Times November 17, 2016 +95 never takes full advantage of its subject's scrappiness, too often falling back on training montages, against-all-odds rhetoric, and other movie rules that fail to surprise or invigorate. 3/5 rotten Blake Crane 0 Film Racket November 17, 2016 +95 You can't shake the sense that the real Vinny Paz is far more fascinating than this basic boxing biopic. 2.5/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service November 17, 2016 +95 The boxing sequences are by-the-numbers, but Teller's performance is solid as he captures Vinny's overconfident bluster before the accident and his gutsy determination after. 2.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 17, 2016 +95 It's not a film about a man's struggle with potential paralysis, but when the rest of the feature plays so blandly and predictably, perhaps it should've been. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com November 17, 2016 +95 Hits all the marks you expect, but with few surprises and a protagonist that doesn't inspire empathy, Bleed for This doesn't go very far. 2/4 rotten Lauren Chval 0 RedEye November 17, 2016 +95 The tale's powerful dramatic arc is undeniable. But Pazienza's saga as depicted here feels overly simplified and lacking in heft. rotten Claudia Puig 1 TheWrap November 17, 2016 +95 The world needs another boxing movie like a palooka needs another hit to the head. But it can always use a good story - and Bleed for This certainly qualifies as such. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 17, 2016 +95 At this point, there've been so many boxing movies that we really are hoping someone finds a unique approach.Bleed for This is not that movie. It is still a worthwhile watch, however, if only for the unbelievable comeback story it resurrects. 3/5 fresh Jim Slotek 1 Toronto Sun November 17, 2016 +95 "Miles Teller gives the performance of his career as the indefatigable Vinny ""The Pazmanian Devil"" Pazienza, and writer-director Ben Younger delivers one of the best boxing movies of the decade in Bleed for This." 4/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 17, 2016 +95 I respect director Ben Younger for going to the trouble of trying not to make a cookie-cutter boxing movie. Unfortunately, I think the film would have been better served by a more straightforward approach. C+ rotten Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer November 17, 2016 +95 "It's like if ""Whiplash"" was intended as motivational. " 2/5 rotten Matt Prigge 0 Metro November 17, 2016 +95 Yes, it's a boxing comeback story. But the car accident makes it different, and Teller and Eckhart make it better than it ought to be. 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 17, 2016 +95 "No amount of feints will change one fact: ""Bleed for This"" has no new moves." 2/4 rotten Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post November 17, 2016 +95 Vinny's remarkable comeback story can make for compelling viewing. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday November 17, 2016 +95 "Teller is cornering a market on recklessness in the roles he chooses -- the energy from that demonic drum solo at the end of ""Whiplash"" seems to carry over into the ferocity with which Vinny pounds at life." 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 17, 2016 +95 The familiar conventions of the boxing movie get a muscular overhaul in this gritty biopic about Vinny Pazienza, known as the Pazmanian Devil. fresh Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader November 17, 2016 +95 Overall, Bleed for This is a conventional boxing saga about the improbable comeback of a fallen and flawed champ. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle November 17, 2016 +95 Its deep knowledge of boxing pictures and sports weepies helps the story glide along. Still, there's a deeper, more powerful tale here that remains frustratingly untapped. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com November 17, 2016 +95 Vinny's story is an inspiring one, and it's told with enough passion and punch to make up for its often overt familiarity. 3/5 fresh Jack Giroux 0 Bullz-Eye.com November 17, 2016 +95 "Bleed for This"" is not a very good movie, but it's an occasionally entertaining one." 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 17, 2016 +95 Not every biopic needs to reinvent the form. Sometimes it's enough to inhabit it, engagingly. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 17, 2016 +95 It sees something inspirational, not psychotic, about its hero's punishing perseverance, his willingness to put his body through hell for the sake of glory. B- fresh 1 AV Club November 17, 2016 +95 Teller is impressively bulked up, but there's a flatness in his performance. It's a dogged, rather than an inspired, portrayal. 2/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times November 17, 2016 +95 Teller's fierce evocation of the man's extreme, at times uncomfortable resolve makes Bleed for This the rare boxing movie in which watching the hero win is difficult. fresh Danny King 1 Village Voice November 16, 2016 +95 Teller's work is the film's soul, and he completely convinces us of Vinny's affability, flaws and steely determination. 3/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 16, 2016 +95 With his bulked-up physique, wispy mustache, and reckless masochism, Teller turns what could have been a goombah cartoon into a real person. B- fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly November 16, 2016 +95 No, we probably didn't need another biopic about a white boxer succeeding against all odds, but you could do a lot worse than this one. B+ fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk November 16, 2016 +95 It tells what many consider the greatest real-life boxing comebacks in history, but on-screen it rarely feels like anything but a run-of-the-mill fight picture. 2/5 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune November 16, 2016 +95 Bleed for This is a scrapper, with solid mechanics and a true story that would otherwise be dismissed as too incredible for a movie. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times November 15, 2016 +95 Bleed for This never registers as anything more than a boilerplate boxing drama, which is a shame because the material is all there, it's just hamstrung by a flimsy screenplay that refuses to let its characters exist on their own. C rotten Michael Roffman 0 Consequence of Sound November 15, 2016 +95 Two great performances overcome the stereotypes and sometimes sloppy aesthetics of this formulaic feel-good boxing picture. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation November 15, 2016 +95 With Whiplash intensity, Miles Teller hammers out a granite-tough portrayal of boxer Vinny Pazienza, who refused to throw in the towel despite a broken neck. fresh Harry Haun 0 Film Journal International November 14, 2016 +95 If there is something new to be said about boxing, Bleed for This doesn't find it. Sucks all the energy out of a story that should have been a can't-miss. 2/5 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 14, 2016 +95 Miles Teller is a knockout in this surprising boxing film that takes a stunning turn to be the most remarkable comeback story I can recall. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily November 14, 2016 +95 Any initial gestures toward acknowledging Vinny Paz's macho egotism are eventually downplayed as the film becomes just another formulaic triumph-over-adversity saga. 1.5/4 rotten Kenji Fujishima 0 Slant Magazine November 14, 2016 +95 Bleed For This is an inspirational knockout. Miles Teller is proving to be a supremely versatile actor. 3.5/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb November 13, 2016 +95 It's so well made that Bleed for This won me over despite my aversion to timeworn sports pictures that tell basically the same story. 3/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 2, 2016 +95 Where the film works best is in evoking the brash blue collar Rhode Island backdrop that shaped Vinny Paz into the kind of man who refuses to let a spinal fracture end his career. fresh Wendy Ide 0 Screen International October 7, 2016 +95 The best description of the film would be Italians busting each other's balls for two hours-and that goes for the ladies, too. B- fresh Jared Mobarak 0 The Film Stage September 18, 2016 +95 Follows a tried, tested and triumphant formula that so often illuminates the silver screen - except this one is based entirely on real events. 4/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys September 16, 2016 +95 Bleed for This mostly removes the rough edges of boxer Vinny Pazienza to tell a predictable comeback story that, at best, is worth a made-for-TV movie. 1/5 rotten Matt Goldberg 0 Collider September 15, 2016 +95 Bleed For This takes its lumps and earns its respect like a good boxing drama should. 8/10 fresh Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered September 14, 2016 +95 A solid fight flick in the vein of THE FIGHTER. 7/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 14, 2016 +95 Yes, Paz's story is unique, and you have to admire the insistence in telling it, but Bleed For This can't help but follow the emotional beats that filmmakers, for better and worse, have stuck to in the past. 2/5 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto September 13, 2016 +95 Works up a good sweat, but never quite lands that killer punch. 3/5 fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out September 6, 2016 +95 This welcome return by Boiler Room writer-director Ben Younger can't help but hit some familiar boxing picture notes but still rates as a vibrant addition to the genre. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter September 3, 2016 +95 "If you ever yearned to see a version of 'Million Dollar Baby"" that has a completely feel-good last reel, this may be it. " C+ fresh Chris Willman 0 The Playlist September 3, 2016 +95 It's a story of strength that crumples; a portrait of vitality that plays awfully flat. 2/5 rotten Henry Barnes 0 Guardian September 2, 2016 +96 Linklater is collaborating with a certified grown-up who also happens to be the screenwriting equivalent of a shock-jock; laid-back bong-hits have been supplanted by endless black-comic cruelty and a lot of sociocultural pissing and moaning. fresh Rob Nelson 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul September 1, 2009 +96 This brooding comedy fails to blend the sensibilities of two artists, director Richard Linklater and writer Eric Bogosian, which couldn't have been more different--the only thing they share together is a concern with youth's discontent. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 9, 2007 +96 Hard-edged drama about some soulless twentysomethings. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 26, 2002 +96 Linklater's finessing of acting ensembles is very proficient -- again. 3/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +96 B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +96 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 8, 2006 +96 4/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 4, 2004 +96 4/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 13, 2003 +96 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 19, 2003 +96 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +96 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit August 21, 2002 +96 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +96 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +96 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +96 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +96 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +96 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +96 3/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +96 4/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +96 6/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +96 4/5 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +96 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly February 7, 1997 +99 everything a romantic comedy is supposed to be 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies January 10, 2016 +99 Predictable romantic comedy. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +99 Can't withstand the utter pits of romantic comedy trash. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +99 Two icons of romantic comedy team up for the first time, and the result is a fizzle. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 27, 2009 +99 Bullock and Grant, like the viewing audience, appear to be waiting for some memorable payoff that Lawrence fails to come close to delivering. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 18, 2009 +99 Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock basically play their patented movie selves in this overly familiar romantic comedy about corporate greed, social responsibility, personal promises and budding love. 2/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +99 Structurally, the film's off-kilter. The start of the relationship is rushed through, while the supposedly crucial notice period feels increasingly directionless. Which leaves the comic strand - and that, by and large, delivers. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +99 Light, fluffy, and enjoyable. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs December 30, 2003 +99 Much of the reason for the film's success is down to the pairing of Grant and Bullock, and it's easy to see how the film could have been a leaden disaster in the hands of blander actors. 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine August 31, 2003 +99 Hugh Grant's witty delivery of throwaway lines and Sandra Bullock's clumsy sincerity appeal to me. I hope their first on-screen pairing isn't their last. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 21, 2003 +99 Despite Bullock's comic flair and Hugh Grant's charming turn as a bumbling billionaire, they can't carry this romantic comedy just on witty repartee. 2/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +99 ...routine, harmless diversion and little else. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 3, 2003 +99 So much promise, so little follow-through. 1.5/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +99 They may not be history's most predictable pairing but Bullock and Grant turn out to be a natural fit, in an Odd Couple kind of way. fresh 0 Sydney Morning Herald March 7, 2003 +99 Viewers looking for extremely light, romantic entertainment with a guaranteed happy ending could do worse. fresh Jean Oppenheimer 0 Dallas Observer February 15, 2003 +99 Featherweight romantic comedy has a few nice twists in a standard plot ... and the charisma of Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix February 11, 2003 +99 Something of a disaster -- it isn't funny and, though both stars try their best, there's precious little actual story there for them to work with. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 8, 2003 +99 It was only a matter of time before some savvy producer saw the potential success inherent in the mixture of Bullock Bubble and Hugh Goo. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 30, 2003 +99 This film is proof positive that Bullock and Grant can make any film watchable and entertaining, no matter how ineptly made it is. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 30, 2003 +99 This is the kind of movie where the big scene is a man shot out of a cannon into a vat of ice cream. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer January 16, 2003 +99 According to the script, Grant and Bullock's characters are made for each other. But you'd never guess that from the performances. 2/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com January 16, 2003 +99 Instead of focusing mostly on the budding relationship between the two leads, the movie throws in useless subplots and needless distractions when all we really want is to see Grant and Bullock fall in love. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 10, 2003 +99 The respective charms of Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant have worn threadbare. 2/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) January 9, 2003 +99 Instead of using George and Lucy's most obvious differences to ignite sparks, Lawrence desperately looks elsewhere, seizing on George's haplessness and Lucy's personality tics. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 8, 2003 +99 This is an old-fashioned, frankly formulaic star vehicle built for two, and it brings out the best, or at least the most appealing, in its pampered passengers. 3/4 fresh Joe Leydon 0 The Moving Picture Show January 6, 2003 +99 Blame Marc Lawrence for most of the film's flaws. 2/5 rotten Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY January 6, 2003 +99 ...a guiltless film for nice evening out. 3/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) December 31, 2002 +99 It's a treat - a delightful, witty, improbable romantic comedy with a zippy jazzy score... Grant and Bullock make it look as though they are having so much fun. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile December 27, 2002 +99 The film's essentially over by the meet-cute. rotten Ed Park 1 Village Voice December 25, 2002 +99 The shallow characters and simple writing make the movie seem like a cartoon 1.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit December 25, 2002 +99 For once, a movie does not proclaim the truth about two love-struck somebodies, but permits them time and space to convince us of that all on their own. 3/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Greater Milwaukee Today December 24, 2002 +99 A really tired affair. 1.5/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers December 23, 2002 +99 Hugh Grant just grins and grins as if to explain that he knows the material isn't up to par and he's just along for the ride. 2/5 rotten Beth Jones 0 Roanoke Times (Virginia) December 23, 2002 +99 A perfectly likeable romantic comedy, containing not a single unforeseeable plot twist but featuring a good deal of witty dialogue and amusing interaction between the lead characters. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 23, 2002 +99 "Romantics will be loyal to this movie, but they are after all ""romantics." 2/4 rotten Shirley Klass 0 Fantastica Daily December 23, 2002 +99 So routine, familiar and predictable, it raises the possibility that it wrote itself as a newly automated Final Draft computer program. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International December 23, 2002 +99 This thing works on no level whatsoever for me. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 23, 2002 +99 A charming, banter-filled comedy... one of those airy cinematic bon bons whose aims -- and by extension, accomplishments -- seem deceptively slight on the surface. B- fresh Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today December 23, 2002 +99 Two Weeks Notice is one of the more shallow romantic comedies of the year, yet also without a doubt one of the most genuinely funny. 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend December 22, 2002 +99 This is [Sandra] Bullock and [Hugh] Grant's show all the way, and they make the most out of a tried-and-true formula. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 21, 2002 +99 A pleasant romantic comedy. B- fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle December 20, 2002 +99 I hated every minute of it. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post December 20, 2002 +99 A tepid romantic comedy that strains not only credulity but patience. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 20, 2002 +99 Even more than last week's Maid in Manhattan, this week's New York comedy is saved from strain by actors it's tough not to like. fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today December 20, 2002 +99 Coarse, cliched and clunky, this trifling romantic comedy in which opposites attract for no better reason than that the screenplay demands it squanders the charms of stars Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock. 1.5/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide December 20, 2002 +99 Two Weeks Notice? Two minutes would be plenty, thanks. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 20, 2002 +99 Bad news: Donald Trump is in Two Weeks Notice, and he's not even the most annoying thing in the movie. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 20, 2002 +99 Some day, Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant will make a perfectly charming romantic comedy together. Until then, we have Two Weeks Notice, to remind us that bad things can happen to good ideas. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 20, 2002 +99 Decent, but innocuous and offering nary a surprise or unexpected plot or character development, this romantic comedy doesn't possess enough of either obligatory element to appeal to anyone beyond diehard aficionados of the genre. 5/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! December 20, 2002 +99 wo Weeks Notice is very much a movie that rides on its co-stars, but it rides nicely. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 20, 2002 +99 The film is more perky than actually funny. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee December 20, 2002 +99 Two Weeks Notice isn't a bad movie; it's just such an automatic, cruise-control flick that it's hard to generate excitement. 5/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle December 20, 2002 +99 The laughs don't come fast and furious; they drop in like long-lost relatives. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 20, 2002 +99 It's so muddily written, you'll get lost in silly jokes about building projects and tofu cheesecake. rotten Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian December 20, 2002 +99 Feels like three. But Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock have some wonderful moments together, as the airhead boss and the drudge who becomes a swan. 2/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday December 20, 2002 +99 A romantic comedy so vague and sadly undernourished that it makes one of Nora Ephron's low-cal strawberry sodas seem as tempting as a Philip Barry feast. 2/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times December 20, 2002 +99 What seems like a dream team on paper is more of a tedious nightmare on celluloid, where Bullock and Grant are trapped with their well-worn screen personas in a dumb, ultra-predictable movie. 1.5/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 20, 2002 +99 The resulting film has warmth rather than spark, but that ultimately doesn't matter. Two Weeks Notice is an enjoyable bit -- fluffy, silly and fine for the season. 2.5/4 fresh Jackie Loohauis 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 20, 2002 +99 Not even Grant's shoulders are broad enough to lift a scattershot script that defies explanation in any sort of linear way. 1.5/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald December 20, 2002 +99 A romantic comedy that's both funny and warmhearted. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 20, 2002 +99 While the ending is a foregone conclusion, the journey is more clever than cute. 2.5/4 fresh David Frese 0 Kansas City Star December 20, 2002 +99 Bullock and Grant are such masters of romantic comedy, they make falling in love with them, if not their characters, effortless, fun and rewarding. 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies December 20, 2002 +99 Bullock and Grant are perfectly paired in Two Weeks Notice. The script allows the two actors to be at their comedic best, even though the film as a whole is amateurish in many ways. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies December 20, 2002 +99 Though Bullock and Grant more than pass their chemistry test, Two Weeks Notice isn't much of a movie. 2/4 rotten Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail December 20, 2002 +99 I'd watch these two together again in a New York minute. B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly December 20, 2002 +99 In the romantic comedy department, Two Weeks is smarter than it needs to be. B fresh 0 E! Online December 20, 2002 +99 Apparently, romantic comedy with a fresh point of view just doesn't figure in the present Hollywood program. 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News December 20, 2002 +99 [Grant and Bullock] are so good together that you can easily imagine them doing this again, a la Tracy and Hepburn, in another flimsy concoction. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press December 20, 2002 +99 Here's a romantic comedy in which the stars actually have some believable chemistry. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 20, 2002 +99 Walking into Two Weeks Notice at the end of a hectic day, week, month and year, I wanted it to be a typical romantic comedy starring those two lovable people, Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant. And it was. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 20, 2002 +99 Nobody's gonna mistake this trip down predictable lane as Shakespeare. 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 20, 2002 +99 Will click with audiences seeking substanceless diversion, or a change of pace from year-end heavyweight titles. Those who prefer to be challenged will stay away, wisely. 2.5/5 rotten Sheri Linden 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 20, 2002 +99 A transparent feel-gooder. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe December 20, 2002 +99 Some actors have so much charisma that you'd be happy to listen to them reading the phone book. Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock are two such likeable actors. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 20, 2002 +99 the perfect date movie, a light, breezy romantic comedy with more believable characters and genuine charm than its chief competition, Maid in Manhattan. fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic December 20, 2002 +99 Loses steam faster than a cup of hot cocoa on a frozen lake. C+ rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine December 20, 2002 +99 This is a charming fantasy, that would still be entertaining after you've seen it a few times - once on the big screen and then later at home with some good Chinese take out. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com December 20, 2002 +99 The audience at the theater could be heard in a collective yawn. rotten Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net December 19, 2002 +99 I laughed a little, but in the back of my mind I was secretly planning out how soon I'd be able to get back to the theater to see The Two Towers again. 6/10 rotten Blake Wright 0 ComingSoon.net December 19, 2002 +99 The script seemed clever, or maybe it was just the way that Hugh Grant delivered his lines. fresh 0 DVDTalk.com December 19, 2002 +99 I like Bullock. I like Grant. Script is serviceable. There have been far worse romantic comedies this year. B- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 19, 2002 +99 Succeeds only because Bullock and Grant were made to share the silver screen. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) December 19, 2002 +99 The hard-to-predict and absolutely essential chemistry between the down-to-earth Bullock and the nonchalant Grant proves to be sensational, and everything meshes in this elegant entertainment. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times December 19, 2002 +99 The movie is hardly a masterpiece, but it does mark Ms. Bullock's best work in some time. B- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 19, 2002 +99 What should have been a painless time-killer becomes instead a grating endurance test. 1.5/4 rotten James Sanford 0 James Sanford on Film December 19, 2002 +99 An affable but undernourished romantic comedy that fails to match the freshness of the actress-producer and writer's previous collaboration, Miss Congeniality. rotten David Rooney 1 Variety December 19, 2002 +99 [Grant] once again demonstrates himself to be the movies' unrivaled master of sophisticated verbal comedy. B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 19, 2002 +99 A formulaic romantic comedy that never quite makes up for in charm what it lacks in originality. 2/4 rotten Betsy Bozdech 0 Reel.com December 19, 2002 +99 Writer and director Marc Lawrence keeps the film whistling along at such a giddy and relentless sitcom pace that you tend to overlook the fact that the leads have all the chemistry of a blind date. 2/4 rotten David Hiltbrand 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 19, 2002 +99 Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant make a great team, but this predictable romantic comedy should get a pink slip. 6/10 rotten Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch December 19, 2002 +99 Thin and utterly lacking in tension. 2/4 rotten Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune December 19, 2002 +99 Two Weeks Notice has appeal beyond being a Sandra Bullock vehicle or a standard romantic comedy. 3.5/5 fresh Norm Schrager 0 Filmcritic.com December 19, 2002 +99 Like strangers who have been set up on a blind date, Grant and Bullock squirm their way through the exasperatingly inept Two Weeks Notice. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) December 19, 2002 +99 It's mindless junk like this that makes you appreciate original romantic comedies like Punch-Drunk Love. 3/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine December 19, 2002 +99 Two Weeks Notice will find its audience of middle-class women infatuated with the Pretty Woman fantasy of Richie Rich finding the needle of gold in the dishevelled haystack. 1.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 19, 2002 +99 It's just not very smart. rotten Kate Sullivan 1 L.A. Weekly December 19, 2002 +99 Like a medium-grade network sitcom--mostly inoffensive, fitfully amusing, but ultimately so weightless that a decent draft in the auditorium might blow it off the screen. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 18, 2002 +99 Bullock and Grant, who made for memorable interviewees on the red carpet at last year's Oscars, are ying and yang personified. This is a couple who could form a franchise. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 18, 2002 +99 As couples constitute the bulk of their audience, is it too much to suggest that romantic comedies occasionally cater to a broader demographic than deluded hetero women? rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) December 17, 2002 +99 What can I write about Two Weeks Notice that I haven't written about every mediocre romantic comedy to come down Hollywood's pipeline? 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 17, 2002 +99 [Grant and Bullock] play off each other with nice timing and audience-pleasing verve. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter December 16, 2002 +99 Two Weeks Notice is a defiantly unoriginal film that attempts to coast on the putative charm and speculative chemistry of Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant. D rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 16, 2002 +99 2/5 rotten Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com September 8, 2009 +99 C+ rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide October 29, 2008 +99 B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom May 3, 2003 +99 1.5/4 rotten Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com February 17, 2003 +99 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons February 9, 2003 +99 C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News December 23, 2002 +101 Robert Rodat's script for this high-concept comedy is mechanical, and the direction by Tommy Lee Wallach is routine at best. rotten Van Gordon 1 Variety January 10, 2018 +102 There's nary a big surprise, but I defy anyone who sees this film to leave without a warm feeling. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer September 10, 2010 +108 Rather like the characters that populate its world, The Joneses only skims the surface. rotten Megan Basham 0 WORLD October 4, 2018 +108 Joneses boasts an intriguing premise, but its uneven tone and contrived ending weaken the sale. rotten Rennie Dyball 0 People Magazine August 6, 2018 +108 The Joneses invites audiences to reflect on what transcendent happiness really means and how things will not fill the yearning in our hearts. fresh 0 National Catholic Reporter August 11, 2017 +108 As interesting as the message is with this film, it is equally as hypocritical of the movie industry to shake its finger at fads, trendsetters and materialistic nonsense. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures August 1, 2012 +108 Even with decent turns from the leads, and a usefully soulful one from Gary Cole as a neighbor inclined to do the proverbial keeping up, the film can't always manage to justify itself as an actual movie instead of merely a clever concept. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review April 12, 2011 +108 A darkly comical satire about affluence might seem a bit ill-timed during a global recession. But a strong cast makes this film very watchable, even as it slips into melodrama. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 12, 2011 +108 The Joneses starts with a great pitch but ultimately fails to close the deal. rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday April 12, 2011 +108 Dawn of the Dead made a savvier commentary on consumerism and materialism. rotten Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org April 12, 2011 +108 Borte, directing his first film, does a smooth, confident job, so that even though the set-up isn't quite plausible you're happy to go along with it. 3/5 fresh Robert Hanks 0 Independent (UK) April 12, 2011 +108 Think of it as an inverted Truman Show, with David Duchovny and Demi Moore as yuppified secret salesmen hawking an idealized suburban lifestyle while incognito. 8.6/10 fresh Sean Edgar 0 Paste Magazine April 12, 2011 +108 Way to kill that dark comedy you were going for. 1/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +108 full review at Movies for the Masses 1.5/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses November 20, 2010 +108 Taken at surface level, The Joneses does succeed in presenting its attack on consumerism; and for that alone it sparks up talking points and will leave you to think about exactly why you bought the model of car or mobile phone you did. 6/10 fresh Mike Barnard 0 Future Movies UK August 21, 2010 +108 Plays it far too safe and ends up not saying anything at all. 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs August 20, 2010 +108 Exceptionally thoughtful, not only in terms of consumerism, but when considering the value of compassion as well. Worth your hard earned money, no strings attached. 3.5/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 CinemaBlend August 13, 2010 +108 We know by now that blatant, senseless consumption is bad, harmful even. But the biggest surprise about The Joneses is its skillful avoidance of any meaning or significance whatsoever. 1/4 rotten Alison Gang 0 San Diego Union-Tribune August 11, 2010 +108 It's not sharp enough to be a satire and not engaging enough to be a character study. rotten Daniel Carlson 0 Pajiba June 21, 2010 +108 The film's fatal flaw is Borte's refusal to give his satire the darker, uncomfortable edge it needs to give his lesson some impact. 3/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald May 15, 2010 +108 This cautionary tale depicts consumers who believe they deserve stuff, whether or not they can pay for it. Rarely is this kind of truth seen onscreen in such a subtle and entertaining film. 3/4 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Christianity Today May 7, 2010 +108 Every now and then a small, intelligent, quietly thought-provoking film slips through the Hollywood studios' net and prompts the thought, How did this ever get made? 3.5/5 fresh Nigel Floyd 0 Film4 April 29, 2010 +108 It's a fine idea that could have made for a devastating critique of consumerism had Borte chosen to follow it through to a cynical, nihilistic conclusion. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Total Film April 29, 2010 +108 An intriguing and timely satire about the increasingly insidious ways consumer culture tries to keep us spending even when we can't afford it. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman April 26, 2010 +108 A breezy satire on consumerism that takes a smart idea and develops it into an entertaining morality tale. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) April 26, 2010 +108 A critique on consumerism comes off like a vehicle for product placement C+ fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) April 26, 2010 +108 It's a brilliant premise but wretchedly executed, as product placement becomes more important than the sly inherent satire of consumer conformity. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate April 26, 2010 +108 You could probably find similar suburban developments, and similar people living in them, in most if not all U.S. states and that jibes perfectly with the spirit of this film. 6/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 April 25, 2010 +108 Here is a smart, entertaining satire on greed and materialism among America's leisured classes. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian April 23, 2010 +108 Any anti-materialistic movie from Hollywood - spiritual home of furtive product placement and dodgy role-models - deserves commendation for at least pretending to have its heart in the right place. 3/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) April 23, 2010 +108 It's not a bad idea, but just as you think you're watching a biting consumer satire, the plot instead descends into melodrama and soap operatics. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) April 23, 2010 +108 The Joneses never makes it into full on satire but is smart and clear enough in its setup not to have to spell out a message in some soapy conclusion. 3/5 fresh Laura Bushell 0 Little White Lies April 23, 2010 +108 Moore looks fabulous in a role that plays to her strengths as a feisty, independent woman, and she generates on-screen heat with Duchovny to make the conventional happy ending easier to swallow. fresh Catherine Jones 0 Liverpool Echo April 23, 2010 +108 Interesting if not entirely successful. 2/5 rotten Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) April 23, 2010 +108 Director Borte doesn't press the dumb-laugh button hard enough. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express April 22, 2010 +108 A meta-satire that doesn't quite come off. 3/5 fresh Helen O'Hara 0 Empire Magazine April 22, 2010 +108 Ordinarily, I wouldn't have crossed the road to see Moore and Duchovny together, but their relationship works both before and after the film's outragous left-field twist. 4/4 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post April 22, 2010 +108 Making good use of its excellent premise, this flawed gem deserves to find an audience. 4/5 fresh Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy April 22, 2010 +108 A seamless debut feature for Derrick Borte as writer, director and producer. 4/5 fresh Karen Krizanovich 0 Radio Times April 22, 2010 +108 Moore and Duchovny's on-screen connection is sizzling and both stars excel in unravelling their hard-bitten characters' fragility. 3/5 fresh Anna Pollitt 0 Sky Cinema April 22, 2010 +108 A good idea and good acting are ruined by a craven Hollywood Ending. 5/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times April 21, 2010 +108 Hugely enjoyable and cleverly written, this is an impressively directed, thought-provoking comedy-drama with a pair of pitch-perfect performances from David Duchovny and Demi Moore. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon April 21, 2010 +108 There's a nicely cynical streak at the heart of The Joneses, until Borte goes soft and lets the audience off the hook. 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic April 21, 2010 +108 Mr. Borte conjures up a pleasant Stepford that runs less on robotic conformity than on endless, anxious competition. The key to the film is that it allows this life to have some real appeal. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times April 19, 2010 +108 One of the best and simplest ideas for a film in a long time. It's too bad the ending doesn't compare with the rest of the film, but still a good time. 8/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review April 17, 2010 +108 as slick as the sales philosophy of its characters tempered with a palpable anger at what Madison Avenue hath wrought 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 17, 2010 +108 A fantastic concept that frays under the rigors of narrative convention. fresh Michelle Orange 0 Movieline April 17, 2010 +108 Writer-director Derrick Borte makes an impressive film debut that takes advantage of a familiarity with marketing consumer goods and seductive advertising. 2.5/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum April 16, 2010 +108 A satire that pokes fun of the ruses that corporations are willing to undertake in order to get more people purchasing their products. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice April 16, 2010 +108 Even with its small defects, though, The Joneses feels fresh and original, smart and tart. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 16, 2010 +108 Evil, even evil that doesn't even realize how evil it is, has rarely looked so everyday. 3.5/5 fresh Joe Gross 0 Austin American-Statesman April 16, 2010 +108 It's out there but plausible, a logical extension of the steadfast drive toward invasive marketing that's a hallmark of an age in which everything and everyone has a price. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 Film School Rejects April 16, 2010 +108 The execution just didn't live up to the clever premise. If we aren't going to get into the heads of these characters as they witness the havoc they wreak, then director should have kept up the satirical tone of the 2/4 rotten Janos Gereben 0 Entertainment Insiders April 16, 2010 +108 Teen sex, drugs, drinking pop up in satire on materialism. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media April 16, 2010 +108 As it stands, it's a mildly diverting dramedy of missed opportunities. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star April 16, 2010 +108 A cheeky little commentary on modern consumption, The Joneses offers an uneasy balance between what's funny and what's not, staying just edgy enough to be uncomfortable while hitting its targets. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News April 16, 2010 +108 [Demi Moore is] She's one reason to see writer-director's Derrick Borte's zeitgeist fable The Joneses. Though she's not the only one. 2.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post April 16, 2010 +108 It lures you in with a promise of being a smart, zeitgeist-y satire, but before it can deliver on that promise, it morphs into something more resembling a soap opera. 2/4 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune April 16, 2010 +108 ...that most maddening of motion picture paradigms - a great concept badly bungled. 2/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters April 16, 2010 +108 It makes for good, although not great, satire of the consumer culture that helped wreck the economy. fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press April 16, 2010 +108 Ultimately suffers from a loss of nerve and an inconsistency of tone... 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) April 16, 2010 +108 Grammarians, if few others, will be satisfied. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle April 16, 2010 +108 The story seems to offer more than it ever really delivers, and in the end we're not quite sold. 2/5 rotten Kurt Loder 0 MTV April 16, 2010 +108 By the end of the film, the sly cleverness of the opening scenes is a distant memory, supplanted by a heaping dose of heavyhanded melodrama. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather April 16, 2010 +108 Writer/director Borte plumbs the primordial ooze of our collective unconscious, that emotional sinkhole where all our stuff gets stuffed -- giving us a look at the empty, albeit high-priced, suit. 6/10 fresh Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online April 16, 2010 +108 Every once in a while a film will come around that no one has heard of and as a critic I want to scream at the top of my lungs to the entire world for everyone to go see it. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews April 16, 2010 +108 By the end, The Joneses feels a little too satisfied with its own admittedly clever conceit and for the broad leeway it allows itself in the creative bandying of logos and slogans. 2.5/4 rotten Dan Kois 1 Washington Post April 16, 2010 +108 The Joneses is a black comedy about stealth marketing made by a filmmaker who's evidently much too close to the subject to bite the hand that feeds him. 1.5/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post April 16, 2010 +108 The all-important production design perfectly captures a generation of unthinking consumers. And Moore and Duchovny, who have great chemistry, are strong enough to make the most of a script that really needed another rewrite. 3.5/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News April 16, 2010 +108 You walk out of it thinking, that's totally plausible and, while sick, a great idea. 4/5 fresh Mary F. Pols 1 MSN Movies April 15, 2010 +108 A film with an ingenious gimmick, the tone of a cynic, and, somehow, through it all, a conscience. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies April 15, 2010 +108 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! April 15, 2010 +108 A sharp, witty, and revealing take that shows us, among other things, that we never really leave middle school when it comes to wanting to be just like the cool kids. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet April 15, 2010 +108 "...a killer concept, a good cast and luxe locations, all crisply photographed by Yaron Orbach, but ""The Jones"" doesn't deliver the punch it should because it's all hung on a pedestrian framework. " C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 15, 2010 +108 In an entertaining way, the movie says something challenging, that it's possible to lose your life to stuff -- and never even know it. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 15, 2010 +108 Crass materialism and ridiculous marketing ploys are skewered by writer/director Derrick Borte in this uneven cautionary tale that starts off incisively funny, then devolves into preachiness. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today April 15, 2010 +108 Almost everything about The Joneses, from the transparent plot twists to the winking irony of the golf-course patter, falls flat. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 15, 2010 +108 In its amiable, ambling way, The Joneses is a zeitgeist film: it says as much as a Michael Moore screed about the American way of debt. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine April 15, 2010 +108 Borte loses his nerve about halfway through and turns what should be a biting satire on American greed into a melodramatic lesson of conscience. 2.5/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald April 15, 2010 +108 A smart little comedy that tosses some sharp little darts at our consumer-driven culture. B+ fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian April 15, 2010 +108 The Joneses is a list of grievances nailed to the door of the Church of Materialism, but the hammer never hits the audience's fingers. 3.5/5 fresh Michael Ordo 1 Los Angeles Times April 15, 2010 +108 "Sometimes the social satire is a bit too obvious, but thanks to a smart screenplay and excellent performances, ""The Joneses"" is largely successful in delivering on its intriguing premise." 3.5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com April 15, 2010 +108 "The film asks welcome questions about what price we should be willing to pay for ""the good life,"" but ultimately it can't close the deal." 2.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune April 15, 2010 +108 Iinitially promising but finally unremarkable... 2.5/4 rotten Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times April 15, 2010 +108 shockingly believable 3.5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com April 15, 2010 +108 The humor is more subtle than you'd think. And we wouldn't mind seeing more of this type of thing from both Duchovny and Moore. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) April 15, 2010 +108 A generic hash of contrived comedy, romance, and tragedy, the saddest part of which is that a way-cool, high-end riding lawn mower winds up at the bottom of someone's swimming pool. 2/4 rotten Janice Page 1 Boston Globe April 15, 2010 +108 That the movie is able to suspend disbelief for as long as it does is a testament to David Duchovny's likability as an actor. 2.5/5 rotten David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com April 15, 2010 +108 Good salesmen would show no pity. The Joneses weeps, and we're not buying it. C rotten Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly April 15, 2010 +108 The premise of this social satire is so enjoyable you keep trying to believe it even though it makes no sense fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader April 15, 2010 +108 The Joneses starts with a fresh identity but finally feels like the product of a focus group. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 15, 2010 +108 May not be the smartest movie on the block, but it's slickly packaged with a good sales pitch. 3.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com April 15, 2010 +108 "Ironically for a movie about people who eat, drink and breathe marketing, ""The Joneses"" is too much of a soft sell to close the deal." 2/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) April 15, 2010 +108 Either this is a tragic family or a satirical one, and the film seems uncertain which way to jump. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 15, 2010 +108 Writer-director Derrick Borte takes this somewhat clever concept and turns it into a muddled mix of weak social commentary, predictable drama and wan comedy. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly April 14, 2010 +108 Fresh, scintillating and downright terrific... fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer April 14, 2010 +108 Borte's polished treatment of the material feels confidently in service of his point -- it's an assuredness that reminded me of David O. Russell -- and the actors involved commit to their situation wholeheartedly and entertainingly. 4/5 fresh Justin Strout 0 Orlando Weekly April 14, 2010 +108 Keeping up with the Joneses is tough. Derrick Borte should have learned this before deciding to write, produce, and direct his first major film, a slice of social commentary that loses focus as it unspools. 2/4 rotten Brett Michel 0 Boston Phoenix April 14, 2010 +108 As cautionary tales about consumerism go, The Joneses manages a deft blend of the sexy, the sad and the silly. And Borte doles out his secrets and surprises in ways that make it easy to keep up with these Joneses. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel April 14, 2010 +108 David Duchovny and Demi Moore are well accessorized as display-model husband and wife. But this cautionary tale might be easier to swallow if all that stuff didn't look like it came from a Sky Mall catalog. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly April 14, 2010 +108 The Joneses often taps the same shopping fetish for luxury geeks as Sex and the City does for women; this movie may have been financed through high-end product placement alone. 3/4 fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times April 14, 2010 +108 There's the makings of a nasty satire of modern American materialism [here] but in the end...the movie goes soft, squishy and even--heaven help us--preachy. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 14, 2010 +108 Carried a surprising distance by writer/director Borte before it falls completely apart, but what works here works wonderfully, providing a painfully accurate depiction of materialism run amok. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com April 14, 2010 +108 Sharp-edged...a smart comedy with an agenda that, for the most part, knows what it's about and gets about it. It's not perfect but it's full of surprises. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine April 14, 2010 +108 A biting broadside attack on mindless consumerism. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve April 13, 2010 +108 Somewhere on the way to the future, America decided that it's better to have a houseful of designer wear and home entertainment gadgets galore, than good schools, affordable health care, and a job and home for everyone. Or did they? fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze April 13, 2010 +108 Duchovny exudes charm and humor throughout, and he alone nearly makes up for material that's generally rather flat. 6.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net April 13, 2010 +108 ...a watchable piece of work... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 13, 2010 +108 "As its generic name of the family that Americans strive to keep up with, ""The Joneses"" is an insightful, if not especially scathing, satire from debut director/co-writer Derrick Borte about consumerist manipulation." B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 12, 2010 +108 A high-concept premise too-tidily comments on its underlying subject matter in The Joneses. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine April 12, 2010 +108 Borte supports his jewel of a story idea with dead-on casting, stunning images and product placement that's intentionally heavy-handed. 3/5 fresh Francesca Dinglasan 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 8, 2010 +108 B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +108 2/5 rotten Aaron Hillis 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +108 3/5 fresh Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +108 3/5 fresh Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com April 12, 2011 +108 3.5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film April 16, 2010 +110 One problem with the film is that it's only in the acquisition of money and the community subjugating their own savings and needs for George, that his rebirth can be complete. 2/5 rotten PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 10, 2018 +110 "Paralyzing joys are the very heart of George Bailey's dilemma; they are, to borrow words from George's father, ""deep in the race." fresh Sean Nelson 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) December 15, 2017 +110 Forget the Christmas connection: This all-timer can be watched any time of the year. 4/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 9, 2017 +110 While it isn't the best picture to come out of Hollywood this year, nor is it Capra's masterpiece, it tells a good story and its conclusion has a heart-warming effect on the audience. 3.5/4 fresh Kate Cameron 1 New York Daily News December 19, 2016 +110 It's a Wonderful Life is a wonderful title for a motion picture about which practically everyone who sees it will agree that it's wonderful entertainment. fresh Jack D. Grant 1 Hollywood Reporter December 7, 2014 +110 The inspirational, thoroughly festive ending is guaranteed to bring tears to the eyes. fresh Marc Lee 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 24, 2013 +110 The most well-loved of all Christmas movies. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune December 4, 2013 +110 It's both a summation of Capra's own career and a peak of achievement for a gentler kind of American cinema 5/5 fresh 0 Sky Cinema December 3, 2013 +110 I love it, corny as it may be, because it reminds every one of us that we all make contributions to the people around us, contributions we ourselves don't even realise. fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 3, 2013 +110 This masterpiece from Frank Capra still has a lot to say about community spirit and is a film with much more to it than feel-good sentimentality. 5/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times November 5, 2013 +110 This is the all-time great, curl-up-on-the-sofa-with-a-cup-of-tea movie. Not only is it beautifully photographed, but it also contains enough emotional strength to hold your attention for all of its two-hour running time. 5/5 fresh 0 Total Film December 4, 2012 +110 It's a Wonderful Life is about hunger. It's about greed. It's about the many ways a good man is stymied. Finally, it's about George Bailey, whose decency prevents him even from killing himself. fresh Rich Cohen 1 Salon.com December 4, 2012 +110 I wasn't able to get reasonably straight about it for quite a while. I still think it has a good deal of charm and quality, enough natural talent involved in it to make ten pictures ten times as good, and terrific vitality or, rather, vigor. fresh James Agee 0 The Nation August 31, 2012 +110 Capra is an old-time movie craftsman, the master of every trick in the bag, and in many ways he is more at home with the medium than any other Hollywood director. But all of his details give the impression of contrived effect. rotten Manny Farber 1 The New Republic August 31, 2012 +110 This classic delivers warmth all year long. 5/5 fresh Randy White 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +110 Is the movie corny? Often. Is it moving in the most basic, moral way? Every year we watch it. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm November 28, 2010 +110 One could use It's a Wonderful Life to teach their children values: compassion, selflessness, loyalty, and self-respect. 9 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt March 17, 2010 +110 Raise your hand if you think 'It's A Wonderful Life' is mushy, sentimental, over-praised hokum. Now, go to your room. Both of you. 1 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis November 5, 2009 +110 If you can separate - or rescue - It's a Wonderful Life from its niche as a Christmas classic, you might discover a film that swings wildly from noirlike starkness to saccharine bathos. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 12, 2008 +110 It's a Wonderful Life is a pretty wonderful movie. fresh 1 TIME Magazine December 5, 2008 +110 A genuine American classic. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 18, 2008 +110 You'd have to possess a very hard heart not to find something to love in this story. 5/5 fresh Fran Hortop 0 Film4 November 27, 2007 +110 It ain't just hype; it really is a true holiday classic. 4.5/5 fresh Will Harris 0 Bullz-Eye.com November 17, 2007 +110 "Without overlooking its lapses into populist bathos, it's necessary to rescue It's a Wonderful Life from its spot at the centerpiece of untouchable American ""classics." 3/4 fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 Slant Magazine November 16, 2007 +110 The epiphany of movie sentiment and a transcendent experience. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader June 26, 2007 +110 The April-air wholesomeness and humanism of this natural bring back vividly the reminder that, essentially, the screen best offers unselfconscious, forthright entertainment. fresh Bert Briller 1 Variety June 26, 2007 +110 As warm and comforting as a scarf knit by Grandma. fresh Stephen Cole 0 CBC News November 4, 2006 +110 Deserving of one viewing per year, preferably without the interruption of commercials. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views October 5, 2006 +110 Funny, compelling and moving. fresh Ben Walters 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +110 Not only as one of the best Christmas movies, but THE Christmas movie. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star December 23, 2005 +110 By now everyone knows Frank Capra's holiday classic and the tears it so effortlessly conjures up year after year -- but it's easy to forget how truly vicious the film is, and how brilliantly James Stewart rises to the challenge. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 17, 2005 +110 "As God as my witness, I get teary eyed every time Harry Bailey offers that toast to his ""big brother, George. The richest man in town." 4/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +110 "The film's entire premise can be summed up with a bit of text from the film: ""Remember, George: no man is a failure who has friends." 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight April 17, 2005 +110 Director Frank Capra's perennial plum. A fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 25, 2004 +110 Often remembered as sentimental holiday-themed 'Capra-corn'... but in fact leavened by darker themes and a more rigorous moral about self-sacrifice. A+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide December 26, 2003 +110 If you don't cry at this Capra classic, you probably don't have tear ducts.... 5/5 fresh Niki Patton 0 Martha's Vineyard Times (Massachusetts) November 11, 2003 +110 Sometimes we need sweetness, like when we've just eaten a ration of bitter Neil LaBute or Ridley Scott movies. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com September 13, 2003 +110 Resistance is futile. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 20, 2003 +110 Surprising when actually analyzed. It's mostly buildup and only the last half hour is the ghost story. But it works. 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 14, 2003 +110 As the hero, Mr. Stewart does a warmly appealing job, indicating that he has grown in spiritual stature as well as in talent during the years he was in the war. And Donna Reed is remarkably poised and gracious as his adoring sweet-heart and wife. fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +110 It suits a lot of people, but I find it hypocritical and false. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 12, 2003 +110 This sentimental perennial is a holiday chestnut. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +110 This is one of those films that are absolutely perfect and timeless. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +110 There are hokey moments galore and the ten minutes preceding the final five are almost too corny but nothing can diminish the overall effect of this heartwarming tribute to an ordinary man. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile August 17, 2002 +110 Despite any nay saying that I might work up, I enjoy watching the film. It has an uncanny ability to silence cynics like myself. 3.5/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +110 The story not only stands strong half a century later, but it continues to show up today's formulaic Hollywood films for the vacuous use of celluloid that they are. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +110 It's a Wonderful Life achieves a fine balancing act between pathos and feel-good that is delivered by an outstanding cast. 5/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +110 a truly classic, timeless film, one of the few that quite simply never grows old 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +110 What is remarkable about It's a Wonderful Life is how well it holds up over the years; it's one of those ageless movies, like Casablanca or The Third Man, that improves with age. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +110 It's a gem for any time of the year and, as such, a vital part of any film fan's collection. fresh Liz Beardsworth 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +110 Combine the characters, the story, the message, and the acting, and it's easy to see why It's a Wonderful Life isn't just a holiday favorite, but a great movie by almost any standards. 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +110 It isn't a terrible film by any means, and it's easy to see why people revere it. 6/10 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +110 This great American fable is buoyed by its unwavering faith in the wealth of the human spirit. 9 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +110 The enshrinement of the greatest Twilight Zone episode never made as a yuppie icon and feel-good weepie overlooked the fact that it's one of the darkest, most self-abasing stories ever told in Hollywood. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity January 1, 2000 +110 Although sometimes bordering on the maudlin, it remains a beautifully uplifting story and a sweet little comedy as well. 4/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +110 5/5 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News March 11, 2005 +110 2/5 rotten Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com December 26, 2004 +110 4/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 4, 2004 +110 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +110 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 27, 2004 +110 5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +110 5/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) January 22, 2004 +110 5/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 8, 2004 +110 4/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 7, 2004 +110 4/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 6, 2003 +110 3/5 fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) January 21, 2003 +111 True Blue may hold some interest for Berenger completists, but really, you'd be far better off watching Shoot to Kill again. rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 19, 2003 +115 No parent who's been roped into leading the troops to a matinee need fear being bored: gags are, Simpsons-like, conceived to tickle several generations at once. fresh 1 L.A. Weekly August 6, 2012 +115 Filmgoers will need to remind themselves that [the characters were] created by a computer -- not exactly a medium we associate with this kind of love, tenderness and care. fresh Ann Hornaday 0 Baltimore Sun August 6, 2012 +115 It's playtime for viewers of all ages. 4/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor August 6, 2012 +115 Faster, funnier and wilder, with more cunningly contrived computer effects. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer August 6, 2012 +115 The toys are back with even more hilarious vengeance. The story's twice as inventive as its predecessor. And the vocal talents of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen and others bring even fuller soul to the proceedings than before. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post February 14, 2012 +115 This isn't a made-for-video that they decided to put into theaters, but a version intended from the first to be theatrical. That's important, because it means more detail and complexity went into the animation. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 14, 2012 +115 ...explores the same themes, but running in place has never seemed as witty, touching and visually engaging as it does here. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm June 11, 2010 +115 The film is a series of gorgeously conceived set pieces and terrific character interaction and, unlike newer films, it's not afraid to get a bit grim. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 27, 2010 +115 Seeing the film ten years later - and in the mighty shadow of Pixar's recent masterpieces - the film feels a little chaotic, safe, tired on its feet. 3/5 fresh David Jenkins 1 Time Out January 22, 2010 +115 The film remains one of Pixar's finest moments. It's unexpectedly dark in tone, and, with its underlying theme of mortality and abandonment, it's perceptively written and superbly animated. 4/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) January 22, 2010 +115 Eye-rolling action, needle-sharp in-jokes, engaging characterisations, perfect plotting... The only fault with this movie is one slightly irksome ballad. But even that's not going to stop you floating out of the cinema sporting a big, soppy smile. 5/5 fresh 0 Total Film January 22, 2010 +115 Nigh-on perfect. 5/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times January 22, 2010 +115 Funny, inventive, surprisingly affecting and packed full of delightful touches, this is family entertainment of the highest order and definitely worth catching in this format. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) January 22, 2010 +115 Anyone who ever told you that a sequel couldn't be as good as the original needs to see this. 5/5 fresh Grant Lauchlan 0 Daily Record (UK) January 22, 2010 +115 Not content to simply re-create the success of its predecessor, the sequel... reveal[s] itself to be a surprisingly philosophical work. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy October 6, 2009 +115 Our emotional autobiographies influence our film tastes more than we'd care to admit. 2.5/4 fresh Aaron Cutler 0 Slant Magazine October 1, 2009 +115 Colorful and witty...the mixture of action and humor proves as irresistible as ever. A- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 1, 2009 +115 Pixar's improved computer animation is up to all the demands of this excellent adventure. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine August 31, 2008 +115 Toys are us. A fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 18, 2007 +115 The movie's clearly articulated theme is whether life should be lived for the future or in the present, something both adults and children may find provocative. fresh Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader June 20, 2007 +115 The list of highlights is endless. Kids will love it; adults may react more deeply. Just wonderful. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +115 Even better than the original. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +115 With very rare exceptions - sequels are not nearly as good as the original. However, leave it to the folks at Pixar to manufacture the quintessential exception to this rule. 5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures February 4, 2006 +115 ...one of the few sequels in the history of cinema that is an unqualified improvement over its predecessor in every way. 1 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis December 23, 2005 +115 Definitely outdoes the first film. It's the Godfather II of computer animated films. 4/5 fresh Chris Gore 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +115 A hands-down masterpiece and the best film of the year, so far. Brave the holiday movie-going crowds and give yourself and the family a real treat. A+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +115 One of the most entertaining and exciting animated features ever made, one of those rare sequels that bests its predecessor. A+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +116 "Sweetie"" is a film about people who can't cope with their emotions ... who don't know how to let each other in and will likely never figure it out. It is not an easy watch." fresh Lindsay Pugh 0 Woman in Revolt October 23, 2018 +116 'Sweetie' is a rich black comedy told in dominant chords. When it resolves to minor, you can't help but be swept away. A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 16, 2017 +116 Jane Camion's stunning feature debut is a bold and audacious dark comedy about sexual politics and dysfunctional family relations. A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 27, 2011 +116 ...a highly visual domestic horror film, a sui generis experience 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 15, 2011 +116 [Jane Campion's] first full-fledged, no-doubt-about-it, stone-cold masterpiece. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 11, 2009 +116 a helter skelter ride through the offbeat life of a suburban Australian family whose youngest daughter is 'abnormal' fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile December 19, 2008 +116 The director manages to sustain the film's quirky emotional tone, much more important than sustaining a plot. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 19, 2006 +116 A strong early effort from Jane Campion. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium December 30, 2002 +116 A sometimes gripping, sometimes funny, and sometimes maddening portrait of a family that cannot deal with their internal problems. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +116 It's hard to sum up Sweetie, which happens to be one of the movie's strengths. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +116 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +116 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +116 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 27, 2003 +116 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +116 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com April 14, 2002 +116 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +118 A one-joke sci-fi comedy. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 26, 2017 +118 The film never really bloats or sags, and remains utterly pleasurable throughout its entire running time. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 7, 2015 +118 A fantastic science fiction comedy fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed May 15, 2013 +118 Hilarious, fast, funny, fresh fun for the family. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +118 Galaxy Quest works not just as a parody or a send-up of a type of film. It works as a basic space adventure as well. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 9, 2010 +118 "Before Tropic Thunder, there came this clever and satisfying spoof of ""Star Trek"" and its enduing fan phenomenon." fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 15, 2009 +118 Despite a premise that sounds far from promising, GALAXY QUEST turns out to be an amusing adventure that ofers both good comedy and reasonably exciting science fiction. fresh Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique May 12, 2009 +118 While gently spoofing the old Star Trek series and honoring it, Galaxy Quest creates and inhabits its own uniquely lovable universe. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 9, 2009 +118 An enormously entertaining pop-culture ride. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com February 13, 2008 +118 Effects and production design are splendidly integrated into the overall enterprise, which is even more enjoyable for being so unexpected. fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +118 A hilarious spoof of Trek and Trek fandom. While Galaxy Quest could have easily taken potshots at geeks, rather the film acts as more of a celebration of these sometimes misguided devotees. 3.5/5 fresh Chris Gore 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +118 It's hip, it's funny and it is one of the better ensemble efforts -- both in front and behind the camera. I had a fun time. B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +118 A frivolous but funny comedy with great special effects and admirable performances. This should become a lasting classic, even for people who don't watch Star Trek, which it so cleverly spoofs. B+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +118 Relentlessly pokes fun at the rabid fans of sci-fi geekdom and the has-been actors that they deify . . . yet gives the geeks and has-beens get a chance to become real heroes 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 18, 2003 +118 Even if you've never seen a Gene Roddenberry creation, it's still a hoot. 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +118 There are genuinely imaginative special effects which manage to be recognisably in the spirit of the cheesy originals. fresh Kim Newman 0 Sight and Sound December 2, 2002 +118 Star Trek spoof boldly mocks where no one has mocked before. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +118 An irresistibly silly, fluffy, giddy bit of fun. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +118 More frequently than not, however, the screenplay by David Howard and Robert Gordon opts for safe and bland over satiric, leaving us with a movie that's watchable but frustrating since it's so rife with unexplored potential. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 28, 2002 +118 "The idea of actors being mistaken for their roles was used in ""The Three Amigos,"" but ""Galaxy Quest"" mines the comic potential better." 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 18, 2002 +118 Meet the Thermians: the biggest science-fiction nerds of all time. B fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide May 8, 2002 +118 Boldly going where few parodies have gone before. 3/4 fresh Kevin Courrier 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +118 A pure joy from start to finish. A fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine March 8, 2002 +118 A cleverly written spoof-adventure that more than rises to the occasion. Not only are the jokes dead-on, but the story and characters actually work as a decent sci-fi movie, complete with superior special effects, a grisly villain and even romance. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +118 The entire cast is game for the ridiculous, while Stan Winston's aliens and ILM visual effects give this the gloss of a straight-faced sci-fi spectacle. Beam on up. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine May 3, 2001 +118 See it, enjoy it, and remind yourself why having fun is never a crime. 3/4 fresh Andrew Howe 0 Film Written Magazine April 1, 2001 +118 A one-joke movie that makes such good use of its one joke that it almost demands a kind of grudging admiration. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +118 I'm still laughing. 5/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review February 14, 2001 +118 A very funny science fiction and Trekkie spoof. 8/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +118 An amiable comedy that simultaneously manages to spoof these popular futuristic space adventures and replicate the very elements that have made them so durable. 3.5/5 fresh Lawrence Van 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +118 In many ways, Galaxy Quest is more fantasy than science fiction. It's a lighthearted romp. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +118 A sweet-spirited and clever film for anyone who's ever been a sci-fi nerd -- or laughed at one. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +118 The movie's humor works best when the illogic of the TV show gets in the way. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 At the Movies January 1, 2000 +118 For fans of science fiction Galaxy Quest is a sweet, funny valentine to their obsessiveness. fresh Sean P. Means 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +118 With dry, understated wit and an attitude that is giddy without being sophomoric, Galaxy Quest succeeds in being one of the more enjoyable comedies of the season. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +118 We really come to care about the characters. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +118 Surprisingly funny, even heartwarming. 3/4 fresh 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +118 A riotous good time in the theater. fresh Jonathan Beller 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +118 It's a pretty funny movie, and thinking about all this too much while seeing it will just ruin all the jokes. fresh Mike Ward 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +118 It's silly and even stupid, but the sci-fi spoof Galaxy Quest is also really funny. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +118 Galaxy Quest the movie is such a thrill for true fans of Trek and the like because while it does look a bit askance at fandom, it doesn't satirize fans and the objects of their adoration so much as celebrate them. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +118 "Recommended to people who have seen more than a few episodes of ""Star Trek,"" and especially to those who have ever been to a Trek convention" B- fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +118 Director Dean Parisot is willing to go more than ten seconds between gags. While this reduces the number of laughs, it substitutes quality for quantity. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +118 As long as the cast is confronting bad dialogue memories, rock-monsters and beam-me-up malfunctions, the film is quite funny. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +118 Its affectionate, lighthearted laughs add a little sparkle to the holiday schedule. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +118 A surprisingly funny comedy. Fans of the original Star Trek will be the ones who enjoy most of the film's in-jokes. But, there's something humorous in here for everyone. 3/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +118 Original, entertaining and very funny. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +118 Sometimes the lamest ideas translate into the funniest films, and Galaxy Quest is a perfect example of this strange paradox. 7/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +118 It's as bad as you would imagine, and yet it's as good as it could possibly be. 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +118 A wildly entertaining sci-fi comedy, a perfect cup of interstellar action-adventure eggnog to compliment the serious Yuletide films. 3.5/4 fresh Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +118 It's very funny at times, sports an excellent cast, and is often very entertaining. 2.5/4 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +118 A big, dumb piece of fun that will do little for your heart or intellect, but will undoubtedly leave you laughing. 3/4 fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +118 The cast is terrific. Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman and Tony Shalhoub are familiar faces, and look so out of their depth in the middle of all this silliness that of course we find ourselves smirking. 8/10 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +118 Quest skirts dangerously close to being the thing it parodies: a second-rate space opera. 2/4 rotten 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +118 Frequently riotously funny stuff, playful, silly, and fun. And all without Styrofoam boulders, to boot. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +118 It's a film that falls far short of its potential and, during its dull moments, you can't help contemplating its assorted missed opportunities. rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +118 This science-fiction comedy is so extremely silly, so inventively goofy, that even those who aren't diehard Trekkies may find something to like about it. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +118 Entertaining and enjoyable. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +118 Spaceballs meets the Six Clueless Samurai. 3/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +118 The drolleries take precedence over the special effects. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +118 When the movie works, it works well. However, Galaxy Quest treads dangerously close to becoming a parody of itself. fresh Thom Bennett 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +118 This movie is more than one joke or one idea. It's a thoroughly satisfying comedy -- and a respectable space adventure, as well. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +118 An exceptionally funny science-fiction comedy. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Stephens 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +118 The wisecracks fly fast and furious. 4/5 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +118 It has fun with the characters, the dilemmas, the imagery, and source of inspiration. Without genuine depth, however, the film will have a hard time reeling in a widespread audience. 2.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +118 A laugh-filled, good-hearted spoof. B fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers January 1, 2000 +118 At its heart, this a fluffy genre parody that knows exactly what it is and economically fulfills the mandate of its limited goals without veering off toward the grating self-indulgence of Spaceballs. 2.5/4 fresh Mary Kalin-Casey 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +118 This movie really is for the whole family. It's funny, it has some really cool creatures and special effects, a heart-warming story and even a very slick ending, tied directly into one of those super-fan convention halls. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +118 An agreeable time-killer of a movie. fresh Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +118 "Focusing on fun, the direction of this film steers like a spaceship through a mine field, dodging in and out from strong to ""Dr. Who cheesy"" and back." 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +118 Imaginative special effects and appealing performances. 3.5/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +118 An congenial, occasionally laugh -out- loud satire that has a broad affection for its target. 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +118 The movie is a delightful and imaginative parody of Star Trek. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +118 The big ideas fall short too often. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +118 Star Trek nerd-dom gets affectionate homage in Galaxy Quest. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 1, 2000 +118 Each actor plays an actor playing the sci-fi characters. It's a bit difficult to keep track of who's who, and ultimately the characters are so underdeveloped it's even more difficult to care. rotten Jay Webb 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +118 A playful send-up of science-fiction conventions that has enough laughs to please audiences looking for something a little light among all the year-end cinematic gloom. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +118 It's a sci-fi film. It's an action picture. It's a comedy. And, surprisingly, it works. fresh Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +118 Exhilarating and affectionate. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +118 It'll beam you way, way up. fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +118 The film's warm-fuzzies are formulaic and not at all genuine. The humor, though, is clever and keenly satiric without being mean-spirited. fresh Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +118 A stellar cast. B- fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +118 There's a surprising amount of affection in the satire. fresh David Chute 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +118 The premise is the best thing about the movie, but it's such a dandy premise that it is almost enough. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +118 Galaxy Quest has both a story and a back story, which is rare for this kind of romp. fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +118 Good-natured fun. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +118 A lot of wacky fun. fresh 1 Associated Press January 1, 2000 +118 More ingratiating than uproarious, Galaxy Quest nonetheless emerges as one of the holiday movie season's more pleasant surprises. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +118 A Christmas present filled with impressive special effects and silly gags, which is far more entertaining than its packaging might have led anyone to believe. fresh Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +118 A Star Trek spoof with an intelligence that's Vulcan and a wit that could make a Klingon grin. fresh Mike Antonucci 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +118 The movie's cast is delightful. fresh Cody Clark 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +118 Fast, light and funny, Galaxy Quest has a wide, generation - spanning appeal -- and you don't have to be a die-hard Trekkie to enjoy it. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +118 You don't have to be a Trek weenie to have a good time at this spoof cum homage to fandom and the enduring appeal of cheesy TV, but it helps. 9/10 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +118 Sly, good-natured and fun, despite the presence of Tim Allen. 8/10 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +118 Six hilariously-scripted parts, but they run out of laugh material long before the movie ends, and Galaxy Quest must then limp to the closing credits supported by its actual plot, which is stupider than anything Star Trek ever devised. 6/10 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +118 Exuberant, enormously funny. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +118 It may be a bit too violent for the very young moviegoers, but older children and parents may have a good time together watching some make-believe heroes transform themselves into the real McCoys. 2.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +118 It's clean, has all the requisite eye candy and slapstick for the younger set, and -- most distinguishing of all -- an uncommon level of sophistication for the adults. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +118 It is impressive that director Dean Parisot kept the chuckles coming as long as he did. This is a one-viewing film, but pleasant enough. 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +118 An affectionate, riotously funny parody that freely takes jabs at various elements of its subject but never seems mean-spirited or malintentioned. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +118 Far too lively and good-natured to deserve harsh criticism; in a season full of prestige-hungry Oscar wannabes, it's nice to see a film interested primarily in putting a smile on your face. 6/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +118 A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +118 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +118 3.5/4 fresh Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +118 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 29, 2003 +118 0/4 rotten Chuck Walton 0 Hollywood.com June 22, 2002 +118 3/4 fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe June 18, 2002 +118 2.5/4 rotten Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +118 1/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +118 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly December 25, 1999 +119 De Palma continues perfecting his brilliant visual style within the most blatantly artificial plot scenarios. fresh Rob Nelson 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul August 21, 2009 +119 Brian De Palma's exercise in flashy paranoia and shallow cynicism comes out of the gate like gangbusters, but falls apart in a flurry of preposterous plotting. 2/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide September 18, 2008 +119 Wispy threads of dramatic plausibility and character involvement unravel completely by the time of the incredibly silly final reel. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety September 18, 2008 +119 Never loses its bearings as it hovers between preposterous paranoia and a Billy-Wilder-like moral fable about a deeply flawed hero who draws a line in the sand beyond which he cannot go. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer April 27, 2007 +119 Snake Eyes is about multiple perceptions of one major event, their relationship to each other and to the audience. 3.5/4 fresh Paul Schrodt 0 Slant Magazine September 23, 2006 +119 The film echoes the technical wizardry and complex plotting of De Palma's best film, Blow Out. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +119 A moderately suspenseful thriller that seems somewhat conventional compared to De Palma's earlier envelope-pushing efforts. Intriguing, but the mystery villain is rather obvious from the start. 3/4 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily January 24, 2006 +119 Unfortunately, the material that De Palma chooses to hang his flair on feels like a paltry version of No Way Out as if penned by Crichton or Grisham. 3/5 fresh Tom Meek 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +119 I give De Palma and company credit for not succumbing to the usual bloat we see in big-budget Hollywood films. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +119 The mundane plot of Snake Eyes is disguised with lots of camera razzle-dazzle. 1.5/4 rotten Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 28, 2004 +119 Promises to be a masterpiece, only to succumb to Hollywood mediocrity -- just like its director. 4/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews April 26, 2004 +119 Instantly forgettable, but good fun while it lasts. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 22, 2003 +119 A dazzling piece of entertainment -- a mystery so cleverly constructed you find yourself wanting to see it again before it's over. 3.5/4 fresh Leonard Schwarz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +119 DePalma, a director who chooses his projects carefully, has scored again. 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +119 The film that not only made me give up on Brian DePalma -- the man can't make a good movie anymore -- but it also made me doubt the judgement of Nicolas Cage and Gary Sinise. 1/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +119 It is a bravura display of acting from Mr. Cage, and equally dazzling work from director Brian De Palma. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +119 I don't think that there's anything in this film that really doesn't work. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +119 Snake Eyes opens on a roll, but ultimately craps out. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 3, 2002 +119 Director Brian De Palma does his stylish best to weave the patchy script into a cinematic quilt, but despite his best efforts -- and they're often formidable -- the thing just doesn't cohere. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +119 What might have been fascinating after a while becomes frustrating and, finally, a real slog. 1/4 rotten Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +119 An intelligent and modestly-scaled thriller which, if it doesn't quite recall the classic Hollywood days of yore, it comes desperately close. 3/5 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +119 Snake Eyes is a technical tour de force, sadly lacking in one important element - surprise and tension. 3 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 14, 2001 +119 De Palma makes the mistake of revealing the mastermind behind an assassination conspiracy before the movie is half over, thus leaving himself with nothing to work with. 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +119 Starts on a roll, but finally craps out. D rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +119 [De Palma's] most flamboyant fantasy of high-flying conspiracy and corruption since Blow Out. fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +119 "De Palma doesn't know the meaning of the word ""subtle"" -- every scene in Snake Eyes uses a brash, in-your-face approach that works until the disappointing climax." 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +119 Although De Palma doesn't always stick rigorously to each separate viewpoint, there's an undeniable finesse in the way he parcels out the exposition in increments... 2/4 fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +119 You're never asked to invest much in the characters, and by the time you've roused yourself to care, it's too late. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +119 It's the worst kind of bad film: the kind that gets you all worked up and then lets you down, instead of just being lousy from the first shot. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +119 Snake Eyes so quickly disintegrates into formula, and the characters into caricatures, that it completely loses steam by the halfway mark. 6 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +119 The camera is the only star of this film. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +119 Despite other flashes of brilliance, De Palma ends up undermining his film with a drawn-out, mega-melodramatic ending that would seem over the top at the Metropolitan Opera. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +119 It has its share of problems, but remains an intriguing, well-crafted thriller with many inventive sequences. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +119 The movie's outline has some promise, but the movie itself is leaden. 1/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +119 At first the script is tight and twisty, but its resolution is a mediocre anticlimax. 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +119 It doesn't even make good camp. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 1, 2000 +119 Despite Cage and Sinise's failings, the investigation of the murder is very intriguing...for a while. 2.5/5 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +119 The picture is itself a winner in most respects, flawed only by an overly rambunctious characterization by Nicolas Cage. 7/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +119 After it has ended, you may want to view it all over again, just to see if you can beat the odds and pick up on what you missed the first time around. 4.5/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +119 Once the central plot is revealed, it's all downhill. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +119 Mediocre, but watchable. 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +119 I can't think of another movie that starts so brilliantly and ends so miserably as this one. rotten David Denby 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +119 If you were to review Brian De Palma's Snake Eyes in just one word, it would have to be the sound of air being let out of a balloon: Pfffffffft. C+ rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +119 The picture is a small-scale symphony of kinetic camera movements, rapid-fire montage sequences, split-screen effects, and long-lasting shots that allow characters and settings to interact more artfully than happens in less-imaginatively filmed movies. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor January 1, 2000 +119 The second half of the film plays out a weak-kneed chase yarn that's staged and structured so halfheartedly you wonder why the filmmakers bothered at all. rotten David Luty 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +119 The truth is that De Palma is less a persuasive artist than he is a simple and vulgar bully. rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +119 After the premise settles in the dust just as it should, the movie crumbles into one big mess where the characters spurt out some incredibly dumb dialogue and act like they are in some sort of Spice Girls music video. 2/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +119 I've never seen anything like it. It's not that you look back after the credits roll and realize where the movie went wrong. It happens right before your eyes. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +119 The overall framework of the film leaves little to get excited about. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +119 DePalma's overuse of his point of view shots, especially his out-of-focus sequences with his nearsighted damsel in distress, adds nothing to the proceedings. 1.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +119 Did you ever get the feeling that Brian DePalma designs entire films around set pieces he thinks would be really cool? 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +119 The twists are thoroughly predictable, but even if any tension and suspense were generated, it would all be squandered by the film's contrived fizzle of an anticlimax, which is not only disappointing but makes little sense. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +119 The most aggravating kind of movie: the kind that shows so much potential, then becomes unbelievably disappointing. 1.5/4 rotten Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +119 It's all quite implausible and the mindless, contrived ending is infuriating. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +119 D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +119 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News October 18, 2008 +119 1/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons April 2, 2005 +119 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +119 3/4 fresh 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +119 D rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly August 7, 1998 +120 The only thing funny about this pic is Jerry's stilted performance. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 20, 2008 +120 Three on a Couch is a film that flies any number of directions. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine November 1, 2004 +121 The relationship between Travis and Myers is boring; too bad the whole film wasn't about the Scottish family. They deserve their own picture. 2/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune December 6, 2018 +121 Best of all, are the characters who would be at home in one of Hitchcock's wackier outings: folks who are sympathetic or absurd, notorious or utterly psycho. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 22, 2018 +121 Funny spoof on serial killers. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 16, 2016 +121 "Everyone quotes the Scottish-accented misanthropy. But at its heart, ""Axe"" is a sweet, funny romance between people trapped in patterns and freed by a positive paradigm shift. It's also the reason we never see Mike Myers' true face in films anymore." 4/5 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap June 27, 2013 +121 Although Myers is a brilliant comic, any potential he has as a romantic lead remains unfulfilled. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide February 2, 2009 +121 Arkin and the late Hartman also provide memorable moments, while the film as a whole is good-natured enough to make up for its inconsistency. fresh 0 Film4 February 2, 2009 +121 A tres hip slice of life about the dilemma of marital commitment with just a pinch of Hitchcock providing the cutting edge. fresh Leonard Klady 1 Variety February 2, 2009 +121 Myers pumps out a river of inventive shtick, but it doesn't cohere or connect; he seems less a character than a comedian doing couch time on a late-night talk show. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader February 2, 2009 +121 Not great, but is very watchable romance comedy. 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 23, 2007 +121 Like an exploding haggis, funny but extremely messy. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +121 A disappointing film that never finds its right tone C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +121 mike myers' only tolerable picture 3/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 18, 2005 +121 The look of So I Married an Axe Murderer is crisply professional, and John Graysmark's production design provides an element of visual surprise. 3/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +121 funny 3/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is January 10, 2004 +121 Works in bits and pieces and it's hard to care about the plot very much, but it's all so lovably goofy that it's hard to resist 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 29, 2002 +121 Better on video than in the theatre. It's got that hindsight camp appeal. 3/5 fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) August 22, 2002 +121 Juggling mirth, romance and murder requires a deft touch -- think of Hitchcock's Trouble With Harry. Axe is a blunt instrument. rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +121 One of the most lame comedy whodunnits ever to make it to the screen. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +121 A mediocre movie with a good one trapped inside. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +121 It doesn't help matters much that director Thomas Schlamme pays homage to great marital murder mysteries of the past, mostly because the attempts to borrow from the classics are so halfhearted. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +121 Axe is not art by any means. It's often overly taken up with resolving itself. But Myers and others create an enjoyably loose, anti-slick feeling about the affair. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +121 Mostly you spy the red flags that shout Troubled Production and We Don't Know What to Do With This Script. 2.5/5 rotten Robert Faires 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +121 Merely a clothesline on which to hang worn-out, off-the-wall skits. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +121 Easily Mike Myers' best movie. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +121 The mystery elements are just not very keen. rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +121 Not only is the film funny, sometimes side-splittingly so, but it's also very well made, with unexpected moments of real tension and tenderness in and amongst the comedy. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +121 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily July 29, 2005 +121 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope February 20, 2005 +121 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 2, 2004 +121 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com October 10, 2003 +121 0/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals May 26, 2003 +121 2/5 rotten Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) April 6, 2003 +121 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 23, 2002 +121 4/5 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com August 22, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire is one of the most intense and enjoyable monster flicks I've ever seen. 4/5 fresh Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight February 8, 2014 +124 Dragons, man. That's all we're really here to see, and they do not disappoint in the slightest. 6/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 21, 2012 +124 Plodding sci-fi dragon disaster tale is OK for older kids. 2/5 rotten Charles Cassady 0 Common Sense Media September 14, 2010 +124 Garners so much potential for a large exciting universe, but is just a waste of acting talent, special effects and money rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +124 While the dragons come out blazing, the rest of the movie is blowing smoke. C rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +124 good entertainment 3/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is January 7, 2004 +124 ... Reign of Fire is somehow greater than the sum of its parts. 3/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 7, 2004 +124 Click to read review 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 7, 2004 +124 It's painful to watch actors like McConaughey and Bale, who showed so much potential at one time in their careers, shamelessly overact and spout inane dialogue. C- rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 6, 2003 +124 ...McConaughey goes for broke and turns this guy into an amalgam of every hard-nosed soldier previously committed to celluloid. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +124 If London in cinders and medium rare sky-diving soldiers can't get you into the cinema, you're probably one of those people who were never fascinated by matches as a child. 3/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 April 8, 2003 +124 Reign Of Fire should at least be a marvel of special effects, but alas, even the dragon's not very much fun. 1.5/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +124 Reign of Fire is the schoolyard bully who used to beat the crap out of you during breaks: it is big, loud, dumb and never explains itself. rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 20, 2003 +124 Despite a few epic revelations, we never get a real sense of living, breathing dragons. rotten Paul Malcolm 1 L.A. Weekly November 18, 2002 +124 Delivers a fresh, rousing take on the venerable traditions of the monster movie. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +124 "If ""Reign of Fire"" could have spared a few more bucks to pump up the thrills and spent a little longer working out the story's ending, it might have become one of the highest grossing films of the summer." 2.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com October 2, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire contains several scenes in which the screen is filled with immense fire-breathing dragons, but you don't feel the slightest twinge of awe or fear for the size of these creatures or their incredible destructive powers. rotten Paul Matwychuk 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) October 1, 2002 +124 'Christian Bale's Quinn [is] a leather clad grunge-pirate with a hairdo like Gandalf in a wind-tunnel and a simply astounding cor-blimey-luv-a-duck cockney accent.' rotten Paul Arendt 0 Teletext August 27, 2002 +124 The entire film plays as a single drawn-out scene...it's essentially a lot of humourless grunts shouting survival tactics to one another. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) August 22, 2002 +124 It's hard not to like a film that has sky divers jumping out of helicopters to catch flying dragons in a big net. 3/5 fresh Alec Cawthorne 0 BBC.com August 12, 2002 +124 We never get the feel that this is a monumental conflict with nothing less than the human species at stake. D+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather August 7, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire will likely reign over the box office. 5/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review August 3, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire may well be the most grim dragon movie ever made -- and it's all the more effective for the filmmakers' decision to play it straight. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 29, 2002 +124 Somebody get a hose and put this Fire out. rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 25, 2002 +124 Sweet gentle Jesus, did the screenwriters just do a cut-and-paste of every bad action-movie line in history? rotten Catherine Cantieri 0 HoleCity.com July 23, 2002 +124 Matthew McConaughey takes the movie up a notch with his fabulously over-the-top performance 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 21, 2002 +124 Given the choice between the humans in this movie and the dragons, I'm rooting for the cockroaches. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies July 20, 2002 +124 A busy but lifeless film. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International July 20, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire may be little more than another platter of reheated Aliens, but it's still pretty tasty. 3/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY July 19, 2002 +124 A summertime fun monster blockbuster B- film for the kid inside us that never grew up. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 17, 2002 +124 ...perhaps the heaviest, most joyless movie ever made about giant dragons taking over the world. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly July 17, 2002 +124 Way too much draggin' and not nearly enough dragon, this overly serious talkathon is the perfect cure for insomnia, but little else. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 16, 2002 +124 A better than fair attempt at the 'modern' sword and sorcery genre. 2.5/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) July 16, 2002 +124 Peaks early with a vertiginous dogfight; thereafter, spotty CGI and a bamboozling plot conspire toward a colossal anticlimax. rotten Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice July 16, 2002 +124 McConaughey's facial hair is his best acting prop: It seems to exists only to trap spittle after eating roasted meat. 2/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs July 16, 2002 +124 The film is all special effects and testosteronic bellowing by Matthew McConaughey and Christian Bale. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review July 15, 2002 +124 I'm not going to argue that Reign of Fire is a good movie, but it's terribly entertaining it's kind of a classic camp film, so I'm giving it thumbs up. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper July 15, 2002 +124 Smothered by its own solemnity. C rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com July 14, 2002 +124 When you reach for as much as Reign of Fire reaches for - and you fail - you get a muddled mishmash that doesn't satisfy on any level. rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button July 14, 2002 +124 Ultimately fails to come through in the fire-breathing clutch. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter July 14, 2002 +124 A brilliant idea that somehow misses the mark by a North country mile, Reign of Fire will make monster fans ache for what might have been. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle July 14, 2002 +124 I realized that no matter how fantastic Reign of Fire looked, its story was making no sense at all. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 14, 2002 +124 Draggin' about dragons 2/5 rotten Michael Clawson 0 West Valley View July 13, 2002 +124 The season could do with more grinning, spinning, un-self-important, happy-to-be-B throwback movies like this one. B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly July 13, 2002 +124 An uncommonly exciting and satisfying post-apocalyptic popcorn flick. 3/4 fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety July 12, 2002 +124 The acting is much above average for action films and takes advantage of the depth of an experienced actor like Bale. 3/4 fresh Shirley Klass 0 Fantastica Daily July 12, 2002 +124 The process of figuring out the moment the movie re-imagines the Battle of the Bulge with a bare-chested guardsman and a pike is more than worth the price of admission. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 12, 2002 +124 The actual movie fails to do justice to its premise. 2/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal July 12, 2002 +124 This testosterone-laden tale takes no prisoners. It is full of firey action. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope July 12, 2002 +124 People were cheering, but I was cheering because it was over. 2/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com July 12, 2002 +124 We get recycled plot elements from a dozen other movies, many of them better, and just enough suspense to keep it from turning to a complete disaster. 2.5/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal July 12, 2002 +124 A disaster of a drama, saved only by its winged assailants. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post July 12, 2002 +124 Silly, loud and goofy. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post July 12, 2002 +124 The filmmakers might have benefited from more sleep before penning the script. 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 12, 2002 +124 Lurching from admirably frank, multifaceted depictions of human physical and psychological survival to scenes so hokey they're almost surreal, the movie is like a thoroughbred horse without a jockey -- a thing of beauty running nowhere. 2/5 rotten Frank Lovece 0 TV Guide July 12, 2002 +124 It's hard to imagine a better futuristic flying dragon movie than this, if one can imagine such a thing at all. However, while we wait for such a comparison, we could probably do a lot worse than Reign Of Fire. 3/5 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star July 12, 2002 +124 The movie makes absolutely no sense. Its underlying mythology is a hodgepodge of inconsistencies that pose the question: Since when did dumb entertainment have to be this dumb? 2/4 rotten Chauncey Mabe 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 12, 2002 +124 As the rich drama plays out, Reign of Fire proves to be a thoroughly taut, well-considered fable. 3.5/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times July 12, 2002 +124 The advantage of a postapocalyptic setting is that it can be made on the cheap. Any rock pile will do for a set. Reign of Fire has the disadvantage of also looking cheap. 0/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 12, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire looks as if it was made without much thought -- and is best watched that way. 2.5/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee July 12, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire requires too much suspension of disbelief. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle July 12, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire is more than competent, with the action and the special effects, and even shows flashes of humor. The movie is not, alas, so diligent about making sure its story makes sense. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 12, 2002 +124 The premise of Reign of Fire is an exciting one that, ultimately, does not translate into an exciting film. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 12, 2002 +124 A decent little futuristic monster movie with some cool moments, lots of cheesy writing and acting, and the good sense to build to a nice climax. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian July 12, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire is basically one great set piece surrounded by thickets of iron filings, oily hair and knotty-pine acting. 1.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday July 12, 2002 +124 A great big summer effects movie that makes very little sense but provides a wild ride. 2.5/5 rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies July 12, 2002 +124 A howlingly badly written post-apocalyptic flamefest with high-camp violence and action. 2.5/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies July 12, 2002 +124 Suspension of disbelief is one thing but this movie asks viewers to suspend logic and right reason as well. 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News July 12, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire is hardly the most original fantasy film ever made -- beyond Road Warrior, it owes enormous debts to Aliens and every previous dragon drama -- but that barely makes it any less entertaining. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press July 12, 2002 +124 While the result is that Reign of Fire has its share of tense moments, the film is really nothing more than a passable little B-movie. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 12, 2002 +124 In their efforts to make an unsilly movie about dragons, the Reign of Fire brain trust went rather too far. What they've come up with is a grim, enjoyment-impaired, postapocalyptic trudge. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 12, 2002 +124 One regards Reign of Fire with awe. What a vast enterprise has been marshaled in the service of such a minute idea. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 12, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire, in fact, may be the best Mad Max film to not feature the character of Mad Max. 3/5 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 12, 2002 +124 Falls neatly into the category of Good Stupid Fun. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe July 12, 2002 +124 The movie is cold, miscalculated and hollow, and aside from a few isolated scenes of genuine excitement, it's also rather dreary. 2/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org July 12, 2002 +124 Humans-vs.-Dragons apocalyptic action film is a blast of pulpy, pop-mythic fun. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix July 12, 2002 +124 If you don't think too much, there's a gleeful feel to the proceedings, exemplified by McConaughey's shaggy, over-the-top performance. B fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee July 12, 2002 +124 Mankind has fixated on dragon genocide as one last little moral victory 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit July 12, 2002 +124 This is the film that the American Godzilla could have been, but wasn't. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 12, 2002 +124 Well-shot but badly written tale set in a future ravaged by dragons. 1.5/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post July 12, 2002 +124 This dragon tale goes down in flames. C rotten 0 E! Online July 12, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire never comes close to recovering from its demented premise, but it does sustain an enjoyable level of ridiculousness. 1.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +124 Someone please sign McConaughey to a multi-picture action contract that also has a stipulation banning him from starring in movies with J. Lo or Elizabeth Hurley. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star July 12, 2002 +124 "The screenwriters dig themselves in deeper every time they toss logic and science into what is essentially a ""Dungeons and Dragons"" fantasy with modern military weaponry..." C+ fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 12, 2002 +124 McConaughey's fun to watch, the dragons are okay, not much fire in the script. 1.5/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card July 11, 2002 +124 Full of tantalizing hints of the fascinating mythopoeic movie this could have been. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 11, 2002 +124 Despite the conventional military spin on the old kill the dragon story, the film never really succeeds or goes far enough in being either a taut action thriller or purposefully over the top camp. 4/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! July 11, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire, like a lot of films these days, is a bunch of eye-popping effects in search of a plot. 2/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News July 11, 2002 +124 [A] loud and assaultive but fundamentally boring spectacle. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com July 11, 2002 +124 With its campy acting and absurd plot flavorings, the film feels like a cult-classic B-movie with state-of-the-art production values. 2.5/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com July 11, 2002 +124 Director Rob Bowman obviously realizes that he's working on a simple popcorn flick, yet still does everything he can to make Reign of Fire a quality popcorn flick. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 11, 2002 +124 Directed by Rob Bowman in a palette of dark, muddy colors, Reign of Fire is often incomprehensible and hardly ever entertaining -- even unintentionally. 1.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 11, 2002 +124 It has a jamming B-picture buzz -- the kind of swift filmmaking and high spirits that have been missing from movies for a while. 4/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times July 11, 2002 +124 The film is not stingy with effects, and its hermetic atmosphere is effectively realized, but leaves the film so spare of air that combustion never leads to conflagration. 2/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 11, 2002 +124 No one but the performers' family and friends will be coming to Reign of Fire for the acting. It's the dragons ... that carry the picture. 3/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 11, 2002 +124 The action sequences are okay, but there are so many plot holes that the whole thing is ruined from the end of the bridge sequence. 1.5/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette July 11, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire is a good show, hampered by the gnawing suspicion that it could have been better. B- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News July 11, 2002 +124 Ignore logic, and the flick has plenty of grungy fantasy appeal. 7/10 fresh Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch July 11, 2002 +124 With McConaughey in an entirely irony-free zone and Bale reduced mainly to batting his sensitive eyelids, there's not enough intelligence, wit or innovation on the screen to attract and sustain an older crowd. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Jones 1 Chicago Tribune July 11, 2002 +124 When the fire burns out, we've only come face-to-face with a couple dragons and that's where the film ultimately fails. 2.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com July 11, 2002 +124 The filmmakers take the story so seriously Reign of Fire becomes the dullest movie imaginable about fire-breathing lizards. It's Godzilla written by Strindberg. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 11, 2002 +124 This production seems fully realized unlike other recent effects films, like Men in Black II, that appear sloppy and rushed. The best dragon movie ever made. 4/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury July 11, 2002 +124 This sort of movie ultimately soars or sinks on the strength of its visual effects, and supervisor Richard R. Hoover and his crew don't disappoint. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 11, 2002 +124 If you thought Matthew McConaughey lost his mind awhile back when he was caught playing the bongos naked in his home, wait until you see him in Reign of Fire. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) July 11, 2002 +124 The Road Warrior with plummier accents, Reign of Fire is fun because the dragons are fun. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 11, 2002 +124 There are a couple of sensational action sequences in Reign of Fire -- the aerial hunt and the final battle are awesome to behold -- but director Rob Bowman keeps us trained mostly on the bewildered humans/ fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times July 11, 2002 +124 For all its great potential, Reign of Fire turns out to be just another bughunt movie -- a disappointingly talky, haphazard one. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald July 11, 2002 +124 Credited writers Gregg Chabot, Kevin Peterka and Matt Greenberg took their dialogue from every action movie you've seen, and characterizations don't amount to a hill of dragon dung. 2.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer July 11, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire comes across as too concerned with traditional crowd-pleasing to explore its full potential for camp. 2/4 rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times July 11, 2002 +124 Good clean post-apocalypse fire-breathing fun. B- fresh Scott Steinberg 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 11, 2002 +124 First off, there's just not enough of the dragons. Secondly, the pace is really slow. 5.5/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com July 11, 2002 +124 Good enough to make viewers a lot less leery of the whole post-apocalyptic future genre after The Postman. 6/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine July 11, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire is a fun action flick, but it could have used more dragons and fewer slow moments. 8/10 fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net July 11, 2002 +124 The two leads chomp considerably more scenery with their acting than fire-breathing monsters barbecue with their breath... 2.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire July 10, 2002 +124 It's a lot of smoke, but too few mirrors. 2.5/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com July 10, 2002 +124 Definitely in the guilty pleasure B-movie category, Reign of Fire is so incredibly inane that it is laughingly enjoyable. 1.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) July 10, 2002 +124 Director Rob Bowman makes an all-out action film, without letting it enter the cheesy comic realm usually associated with the genre. 3/4 fresh Vanessa Sibbald 0 Zap2it.com July 10, 2002 +124 From the moment he appears on screen, McConaughey seems physically and behaviorally transformed from what we've seen in the past. 2.5/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com July 10, 2002 +124 A Jaws ripoff no less ludicrous than Orca-Killer Whale... not only silly but narratively muddy and visually murky. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 10, 2002 +124 The budget on the film must have been pretty small, because they sure did make us leave a lot to our imaginations. B fresh Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) July 10, 2002 +124 Matthew McConaughey tries, and fails, to control the screen with swaggering machismo and over-the-top lunacy. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly July 10, 2002 +124 A fast paced and fun creature feature unlike many in recent decades. fresh Paul Salfen 0 Supercala.com July 9, 2002 +124 Reign of Fire isn't a classic, but it isn't Attack of the Clones, either, and for that I will be forever grateful. fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum July 9, 2002 +124 The dragons are the real stars of Reign of Fire and you won't be disappointed. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com July 9, 2002 +124 1/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +124 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +124 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +124 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +124 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +124 B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 18, 2002 +124 C- rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News August 9, 2002 +124 1/4 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 30, 2002 +124 2/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons July 23, 2002 +124 1/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews July 19, 2002 +124 5/10 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 16, 2002 +124 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com July 15, 2002 +124 7/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com July 14, 2002 +124 2.5/4 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com July 12, 2002 +126 Still one of the technically proficient martial arts films ever made. It's just too bad there's not much to it beyond the martial arts. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 13, 2011 +126 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 21, 2005 +126 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +127 It's weird and surreal, but it ends with most of the holes plugged and all but a few of the loose ends tied into a tidy package. Some argue this is a cheat and the film should have been more open ended. That's a personal choice; I like it the way it is. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 23, 2014 +127 For hours and days after you've seen it, you'll still be putting it together in your head. While all of it is gripping, it doesn't come together until the final scene, which is jolting, transcendent, unexpected yet inevitable. 4/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times August 23, 2014 +127 As long as the movie refuses to commit itself, it is a truly creepy, nerve-jangling experience. 3/4 fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Tribune August 23, 2014 +127 In the best puzzle movies, the pieces fit -- eventually. But if you try to piece together Jacob's Ladder, all you get for your trouble is more pieces. rotten Peter Rainer 1 Los Angeles Times August 23, 2014 +127 Without a strongly sympathetic figure at the center of the movie, Jacob's plight seems very remote. Watching this film should feel like being caught in a nightmare, but it feels more like watching someone else who is caught in a nightmare. 2/5 rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel August 23, 2014 +127 One of Robbins' finest unheralded performances, plus a slew of supporting roles from then-unknowns Eriq LaSalle, Ving Rhames, Jason Alexander, Pruitt Taylor Vince, and an uncredited Macaulay Culkin. fresh Christopher Null 0 Austin Chronicle August 23, 2014 +127 [Robbins' and Pena's] scenes together are the highlight of the film, so natural, so bright. That's why we're willing to invest a lot of time in what turns out to be a terribly overwrought plot. 3/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune August 23, 2014 +127 There's a word for a movie that dresses up the usual cheap tricks with real human suffering and a bogus patina of truth: offensive. rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 23, 2014 +127 Every story needs some kernel of internal logic, some hold on reality. But Lyne's film is like trying to scale a mountain of Jello. There's no solid ground. Everything is constantly shifting and undulating. 2/4 rotten Dennis King 0 Tulsa World August 23, 2014 +127 Just when it's on the brink of becoming one of the most disturbing, disorienting and penetrating psychological horror movies, Jacob's Ladder -- in a self-deflating few minutes -- turns itself into a shaggy-dog story. rotten Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine August 23, 2014 +127 "A friend, after seeing Jacob's Ladder, griped, ""I wasn't afraid of dying -- until I saw this movie."" Put that blurb in an ad and see who shows up at the multiplexes." 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 23, 2014 +127 Jacob's Ladder takes a long time getting to the point, and when it does, there isn't that much to it. 2/4 rotten Lou Cedrone 0 Baltimore Sun August 23, 2014 +127 Tim Robbins gives a strong performance in this first-class horror yarn, which has a surprisingly strong political edge. fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor August 23, 2014 +127 Jacob's Ladder only belongs to the horror genre insofar as it understands these conventions well enough to simultaneously borrow from and transcend them. In the process, it becomes something else altogether. fresh Michael Nordine 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You October 14, 2011 +127 Jacob's Ladder is the nightmare as Rube Goldberg machine. Lyne bombards us with omens and portents, but they aren't rooted in anything, and so the audience remains in a state of arbitrary, floating anxiety. C- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +127 worthwhile journey--just didn't blow me away C+ fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews January 22, 2011 +127 Unfairly dismissed on its original release, this really deserves to be better known: the ultimate example of bad-trip mainstream cinema. fresh 0 Film4 March 27, 2009 +127 Despite all the confusion, it's a simple case of the script being too ambitious. It may emulate a man experiencing flashbacks, but it doesn't help the audience. 3/5 rotten Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine March 27, 2009 +127 Truly frightening and visually unique, this messy, challenging film is anchored by Tim Robbins' remarkable performance. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide March 27, 2009 +127 A bold, powerful psychological horror film. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader March 27, 2009 +127 Dull, unimaginative and pretentious. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety June 19, 2008 +127 Lyne's giddying, unsettling direction conjures up moments of horrifying hallucinogenic power from the bad-trip hell of his protagonist. fresh Steve Grant 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +127 This movie is a one-of-a-kind political satire. 5/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com March 13, 2006 +127 A unique, surreal thriller. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures September 30, 2005 +127 Terrific, original and truly unsettling. 4/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) May 12, 2005 +127 Very visual but I couldn't tell you what happened if I had to. 3/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review April 22, 2005 +127 Ambrose Bierce and Clive Barker decided to collaborate? Who knew? 5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com September 23, 2003 +127 Although slightly convoluted and disjointed, Jacob's Ladder is a hypnotic psychological thriller that makes use of its fuzzy orientation. An exceptionally odd and captivating drama that will leave one scratching their head 3/5 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye May 24, 2003 +127 A slick, riveting, viscerally scary film about what in other hands would be a decidedly unsalable subject, namely death. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +127 This is a well-made film with excellent performances by Robbins, Pena and Aiello. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +127 Some of the most disturbing things you've ever seen in a horror film . . . should you have a problem with sleeping too well at night, try watching this movie a few times 5/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +127 Pretentious tripe from Adrian Lyne with a plotline not unlike the 'surprise' of The Sixth Sense. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 18, 2003 +127 An absorbing mindblender cut short by a tacked-on political ending that tries to assign meaning to it all. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium February 6, 2003 +127 Good premise undercut by too much last-minute editing 2/5 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette October 4, 2002 +127 Thought provoking and disturbing at times. 4/5 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com August 31, 2002 +127 A moving, unsettling, and ultimately unforgettable cinematic experience. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +127 This movie was not a pleasant experience, but it was exhilarating in the sense that I was able to observe filmmakers working at the edge of their abilities and inspirations. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +127 Admittedly it is sporadic and at times even rambling, but when it succeeds ... the results are positively haunting. fresh Mark Dinning 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +127 Lyne indulges more in misdirection than in direction; he's a magician turning a sleazy trick. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +127 [Falls] ultimately flat on its surrealistic face, the victim of too many fake-art sequences. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +127 An interesting film to stick with and repeatedly reassess what's real and what's just a dream. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +127 If you're squeamish, stay away. But risk missing a great film. 4/5 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +127 Jacob's Ladder is a hammerhead movie, one that bashes the audience to death with its jazzy technique. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +127 This is an unpleasant and uncomfortable horror film to sit through, be warned. It improves a great deal on thinking about it afterward. 6/8 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +127 Totally engrossing from start to finish. 3.5/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +127 2/5 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 12, 2007 +127 4/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat July 30, 2005 +127 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 30, 2005 +127 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 16, 2004 +127 2/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum April 20, 2004 +127 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 7, 2004 +127 3/5 fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus November 17, 2003 +127 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 23, 2003 +127 4/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire March 5, 2003 +127 3/5 fresh Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) February 13, 2003 +127 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 29, 2003 +127 1/5 rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 11, 2002 +127 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +128 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +128 2.5/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +128 4/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +130 "Hong Sang-soo's ""Woman on the Beach"" is his most complicated film, yet it seems his most accessible. " fresh Daniel Kasman 0 MUBI November 16, 2017 +130 None of it is very compelling, thanks in large part to Hong's painfully perfunctory camera style. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm September 23, 2013 +130 Hong has a deceptively simple director's touch, an organic breeziness that makes things feel spontaneous and improvised. fresh Chris Chang 0 Film Comment Magazine June 17, 2013 +130 Addresses in a serious/comical undertone something dearly personal and subtle the director has to say that's worth paying attention to. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 3, 2013 +130 A study of mannerisms and relationships that pauses for the occasional philosophic sidebar. 7/10 fresh Christopher Long 0 Movie Metropolis July 29, 2009 +130 Hong [Sang-soo] moves slowly but deftly through scenes rich with social games and veiled confessions and allows his characters to emerge sadder but wiser. A fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 1, 2008 +130 A richly satisfying film that compassionately probes the human heart while preserving its elusive mysteries. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Shannon 1 Seattle Times May 30, 2008 +130 Reminiscent of Godard's Contempt, but writer-director Hong Sang-soo--South Korea's foremost chronicler of romantic maneuvering--is more aptly compared to Eric Rohmer for his subtle comedy. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader April 25, 2008 +130 You won't need a degree in Korean cinema to anticipate that complications will arise. rotten Jonathan F. Richards 1 Film.com April 13, 2008 +130 The scenery's great and the performances adequate, but wake me when it's over. 2.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News January 11, 2008 +130 An elegant serving of comic Seoul food from director Hong Sang-soo. 3.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday January 10, 2008 +130 A marvelously acted and memorably atmospheric picture. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 10, 2008 +130 Woman On The Beach is a stripped-down, witty explication of how we all get stymied by the impulses and options inherent in the simple act of living. A- fresh Noel Murray 1 AV Club January 10, 2008 +130 Newcomers intoxicated by Hong's amorous pileups and power plays will hopefully treat the movie as the gateway to an incredible back catalog. 4/6 fresh David Fear 1 Time Out January 10, 2008 +130 Korean director Hong Sang-soo's Woman on the Beach offers flavors of quarterlife angst and romantic insecurity for which American audiences clearly have an insatiable appetite. fresh Benjamin Sutton 0 New York Press January 9, 2008 +130 The pace is leisurely, the humor sly, and the cast superb. All in all, a civilized way to spend two hours. 3/4 fresh 1 New York Post January 9, 2008 +130 Woman on the Beach is a bittersweet accounting of the geography of desire. 4/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times January 9, 2008 +130 Writer-director Hong Sang-soo, called the Asian Eric Rohmer by some, has crafted what may be his most accessible exploration of young adult relationships fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International January 9, 2008 +130 supremely refined 4/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com January 8, 2008 +130 Unpredictable and refreshingly inventive, this flick certainly stands on its own as perhaps South Korea's kookiest contribution to the battle-of-the-sexes genre. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze January 8, 2008 +130 [An] immaculately constructed movie. fresh 1 Village Voice January 8, 2008 +130 Simple and nicely convoluted at the same time. 4/4 fresh Rudy Joggerst 0 Reel.com March 2, 2007 +130 This witty Korean satire dissects men's self-absorption, insecure sexuality, and fear of intimacy with critical honesty, wry humor, and delectable irony. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 1, 2007 +130 This film lacks Hong Sang-soo's usual insight and narrative innovation. rotten Richard James 1 Hollywood Reporter October 11, 2006 +130 Exhilarating. Hong's latest and most charmingly accessible drama [is] more honest about self-destructive obsessions, betrayals, and hypocrises than even a first-person confessional like Caveh Zahedi's I Am a Sex Addict. fresh Aaron Hillis 0 Premiere Magazine October 2, 2006 +130 Ineffable, hilarious, and true. 4/5 fresh Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com September 30, 2006 +130 The story of how a self-absorbed Korean film director spreads chaos and disappointment into the lives of two women he seduces and abandons. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice September 28, 2006 +130 Hong paints a piercing portrait of impetuous, confused, selfish masculinity in which the thrill of the chase repeatedly proves more enticing than the rewards of triumph. 3.5/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine September 27, 2006 +130 A wonderful, serious-minded romantic comedy-drama about a film director's uncertain relations with two successive women while trying to write a script at an off-season beach resort, this is Korean buff favorite Hong Sang-soo's most accessible film. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety September 20, 2006 +130 B+ fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews October 2, 2006 +133 While not the strongest story of the whole saga, Cowboy Bebop: The Movie is an extended dip in a uniquely mind-bending pool. 8/10 fresh Michael Coldwell 0 Starburst September 29, 2017 +133 The film starts with a bang, but its characterisation comes with a whimper. rotten 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +133 Color me impressed. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 5, 2005 +133 Chock full of stylized exploding chopsocky for the veterans, yet quirky enough for the cautious newbie. fresh Andrew Wright 0 Portland Mercury January 21, 2005 +133 Based on the popular Japanese animated TV series, it features many of the strengths and weaknesses of the genre. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 14, 2004 +133 The strangely planet-bound James Bond plot unfolds just like you'd suspect, only slower. 2.5/5 fresh Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com October 8, 2003 +133 Lustrous 3.5/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com July 18, 2003 +133 The only problem for me was that the plot failed to grab the attention the way the visuals did: a very involved storyline about terrorists and a biological weapon went on at least a half-hour too long. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian July 8, 2003 +133 "cowboy,"" no question; ""bebop,"" another matter altogether." 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 8, 2003 +133 Cowboy Bebop fans will be slightly disappointed and newbies will be nonplussed as to the show's cult following. fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page June 25, 2003 +133 A brilliant feature-length anime that's good enough to deserve mention in the same breath as Akira, Ghost in the Shell, and Spirited Away. 4/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com June 24, 2003 +133 A joyless hatchet job. 1/4 rotten Kevin John 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 13, 2003 +133 The screenplay walks a tightrope, managing to stay amusing and lighthearted while handling hefty themes. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star June 12, 2003 +133 It's a mixture of the military/industrial complex paranoia of The X-Files, the deadpan style of Sam Spade and the wisdom of Confucius-lite. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register June 6, 2003 +133 Even fans of the series may be disappointed. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 6, 2003 +133 The movie, with room to gallop through nearly two hours and an R rating, often just kicks around in the stable. 2.5/4 rotten Vic Vogler 1 Denver Post June 6, 2003 +133 [Nonfans] will be admitted to the clubhouse, but will not be made to feel welcome. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 6, 2003 +133 Cartoon or not, the world of 'Cowboy Bebop: The Movie' feels as convincingly 'lived-in' as any seen onscreen in ages... 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) June 2, 2003 +133 It has the plot of an engaging, stylish action movie, but the pitiable soul of a second-rate philosophy major. rotten Jesse Hassenger 0 PopMatters May 18, 2003 +133 A postmodern animated epic, laced with film-noir savvy. 4.5/5 fresh Anita Schmaltz 0 Orlando Weekly May 16, 2003 +133 Even those unfamiliar with the good ship Bebop will enjoy the high-intensity action and witty dialogue. 4/5 fresh Michael Senft 1 Arizona Republic May 15, 2003 +133 Folks who go for this sort of thing will find it the sort of thing they go for. But the rest of us may find reason to scratch our heads and scratch again. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel May 8, 2003 +133 Bebop does deliver quite a bit of lively animated action. 3.5/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) May 2, 2003 +133 It's a stylish work, seeping with brilliant animation and potentially interesting characters that didn't need so much time to establish themselves. fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian May 1, 2003 +133 The filmmakers draw on interesting material here; too bad they don't go anywhere interesting with it. 2.5/5 rotten Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY April 20, 2003 +133 Honors the affectless beauty of the original anime art and maintains the outlaw boppiness of the series concept. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly April 16, 2003 +133 Helmer Shinichiro Watanabe's oversight of Bebop's more expansive visual canvas is impressive, bringing out details not previously seen in tale's small screen version. fresh Robert Koehler 1 Variety April 15, 2003 +133 A bit of a genre hybrid that, for all its anime coolness, doesn't quite transcend the commonplaces of the genres it's splicing together. 2.5/4 rotten Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine April 15, 2003 +133 The visually arresting animation is more than enough to compensate when narrative confusion threatens to overwhelm. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly April 15, 2003 +133 As with any big screen version of a comic book/TV series, the filmmakers up the stakes a great deal, providing not only more explosions and bigger set pieces, but also more atmosphere. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner April 11, 2003 +133 The parts are better than the sum C+ rotten Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com April 9, 2003 +133 What really shines in this animated work is the artwork itself. Its dark linearity and depth of field ensures a bounty of detail to look at. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle April 7, 2003 +133 Watch the Cartoon Network show instead, it's more fun. 2/5 rotten Stacie Hougland 0 Hollywood.com April 7, 2003 +133 The visuals are well done and the whole is fun to watch. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan April 5, 2003 +133 With Cowboy Bebop: The Movie Japan once again proves that it's light years ahead of the rest of the world when it comes to animation and it's not just the technology that's impressive, it's the storytelling as well. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org April 5, 2003 +133 The atmospherics are wonderfully dark and film-noirish, if overly violent. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post April 4, 2003 +133 The brisk, engaging story has a strong undercurrent of Blade Runner-esque, the animation is utterly gorgeous. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide April 4, 2003 +133 Too episodic to be coherent drama, too silly to be taken seriously and too long by far, this is the rare example of Japanese anime that seems singularly lacking in inspiration. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star April 4, 2003 +133 Rare among anime films, Cowboy Bebop pays more attention to story than architecture. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 4, 2003 +133 It's corny, but it's also pretty cool. 3/4 fresh Mary Brennan 1 Seattle Times April 4, 2003 +133 It's hard to imagine this overlong, overplotted and underdrawn animation winning many new converts, either to the series or to anime in general. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 4, 2003 +133 Japanimation lovers should definitely catch this jam. 3/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com April 4, 2003 +133 An endless and endlessly pretentious expansion of the popular Japanese anime TV series. 1.5/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday April 4, 2003 +133 How engrossing you find it still depends on how long you are entranced by the pretty pictures. 3/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies April 4, 2003 +133 Animaniacs will probably want to bump that rating up a star, and even I am looking forward to catching episodes of the TV show. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe April 4, 2003 +133 The story bogs down in several places and is almost too ambitious for a cartoon...but fans of the television show should still be thrilled. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com April 4, 2003 +133 Possesses the same peculiar blend of hard-edged violence and insufferable cuteness that has effectively kept anime underground in the States. 2/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press April 4, 2003 +133 With all due respect to Japanese animation fans and pop-culture enthusiasts, life may be just too short to plunge into the busy world of Cowboy Bebop. 2.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 4, 2003 +133 A bewildering introduction to the world of CB, particularly for an anime neophyte... but an enjoyable one nevertheless. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 4, 2003 +133 What starts off as something quite slick slowly devolves into something resembling a typically generic anime film. What a shame. 6/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies April 4, 2003 +133 ... part high-tech thriller, part high-energy action spectacle, with a dark undercurrent and solemn gravity constantly goosed by goony comic relief. B fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 4, 2003 +133 Can take its place among animated films unexceptional in their depiction of humans and among a long line of B-movies about small bands of mercenary heroes who save a world or city or town as filmgoers know it. 2/5 rotten Lawrence Van 1 New York Times April 3, 2003 +133 The characters may not move with the fluidity of their American counterparts, but the story unfolds with a sinister grace that any live-action director might envy. 3.5/5 fresh Charles Solomon 1 Los Angeles Times April 3, 2003 +133 The animation is spellbinding, the characters are ultra-cool and the action is nonstop. A- fresh Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News April 3, 2003 +133 The sound effects and musical choices will underwhelm some, but those previously tuned in with the TV series will be happy to see the team of bounty hunters back in action. fresh David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter April 3, 2003 +133 Combines thrilling animated action with genuine wit and character development. 8/10 fresh Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch April 3, 2003 +133 There are so many good ideas at the visual level that you can't help wishing the narrative elements had been more cleverly worked out. rotten David Chute 1 L.A. Weekly April 3, 2003 +133 The big-screen treatment allows the creators' vision to bloom in a way it could never quite do on the tube, but in essence the movie is an expanded episode of the show. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 3, 2003 +133 This is magnetic, beautiful stuff. 3/4 fresh Patrick Z. McGavin 1 Chicago Tribune April 3, 2003 +133 As a feature-length translation of a television show, Cowboy Bebop is pretty good. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International April 1, 2003 +133 Aims to transcend its own genre by emulating all genres, and it falls short only in the melodrama. fresh Janet Kim 1 Village Voice April 1, 2003 +133 Its visual and musical delights are constant and plentiful. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews March 23, 2003 +133 The bigscreen version does not disappoint, though the non-anointed may find both the genre and this particular storyline a bit more dense than the usual American studio animation. 4/5 fresh Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 15, 2003 +133 Not only does this movie lack the addictive charm of the series, but it also stands as one of the most boring anime films I've ever had to endure. 1.5/5 rotten Eric Campos 0 Film Threat January 15, 2003 +133 We come down to the simple fact that this is Cowboy Bebop, and in the end, the journey taken is more important than whether or not it makes any sense. A- fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com January 15, 2003 +133 3.5/4 fresh Geoff Carter 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 11, 2003 +133 1/4 rotten Jeet Heer 0 National Post April 5, 2003 +134 If nothing else, all the sleaze gets your attention in this neglected cult film and keeps you interested even if it repels you. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 30, 2014 +134 Not a classic, but an unjustly forgotten oldie from the golden age of violent exploitation ... 3.5/4 fresh Lucius Gore 0 ESplatter August 4, 2008 +134 ... a forgotten classic of cynical drive-in noir, a perfectly nasty seventies exploitation film with a vicious sense of doom. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 December 14, 2005 +134 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 24, 2005 +134 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com December 24, 2005 +135 The techno thriller is more boring than thrilling. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 21, 2013 +135 Neither an out-and-out actioner nor a fully realized study of the psychology of games-playing, pic is still reasonably diverting fresh Derek Elley 1 Variety October 18, 2008 +135 Among other things, Avalon may be the first movie that uses contemporary Poland as a special effect. fresh 1 Village Voice December 30, 2003 +135 It will overjoy viewers looking for a leisurely fantasy departure and bore to tears others hoping for another Matrix. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis December 16, 2003 +135 Manages to create a haunting virtual world that's more mystical than anything the Wachowski brothers have offered us, blending the real and the imagined into a portentous cyberpunk fable. 4/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com October 23, 2002 +136 A soulless amalgamation of several horror classics, and marks another dud in the career of Renee Zellweger. 2/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews March 5, 2014 +136 The end of Zellweger as we've known her. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation January 29, 2013 +136 While it's able to pull you in at some points with its eerie mood, it needed a lot more originality and better scares than the cheap kind of just having things pop up out of nowhere. 2/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 23, 2012 +136 [A] dumb thriller. 2/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +136 ...a decent little horror flick... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 30, 2011 +136 What starts out as slight and fairly obvious turns into a frequently colorful horror tale. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 FEARnet January 9, 2011 +136 ...we get a couple of moments of genuine suspense combined with a whole lot of cheap thrills. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis December 24, 2010 +136 What do you do with a crummy horror movie that has been sitting on the shelf for a couple, or maybe three, years? 1/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) October 30, 2010 +136 ... before the movie is half over, the usual cliches take over ... 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 16, 2010 +136 What do you do with a crummy horror movie that has been sitting on the shelf for a couple, or maybe three, years? 1/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 9, 2010 +136 Neither so awful as to be enjoyable nor eerily artful enough to be anything other than a snoozy also-ran. 1/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 9, 2010 +136 "in the meantime, director Christian Alvart went on to make the effectively moody ""Pandorum,"" but this movie is a dud. " 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media October 8, 2010 +136 It's as lame as can be, and despite sitting on the shelf for four years, it's not even bad enough to be unintentionally funny. 4/10 rotten Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 8, 2010 +136 It's a bummer when the audience is smarter than the protagonist. 1.5/4 rotten Ethan Gilsdorf 1 Boston Globe October 7, 2010 +136 Unremarkable except for its subversive subtext. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix October 7, 2010 +136 As demonic children movies go, it?s really not bad -- and the acting makes it seem a little better than that. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 6, 2010 +136 By the time the killings start, it's clear that Ray Wright's screenplay is more interested in following formula than in breaking new ground. 2/5 rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times October 5, 2010 +136 That pounding you hear is the sound of nails going into Renee Zellwegger's career coffin 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com October 4, 2010 +136 The devil made them do it, but that doesn't mean you have to see it. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter October 4, 2010 +136 This overly familiar, wholly unoriginal would-be psychological thriller provokes few reactions outside of boredom and -- in, sadly, too few moments -- derisive laughter. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 3, 2010 +136 Not as bad as I was expecting. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs October 3, 2010 +136 This supernaturally tinged tale only goes skin-deep and is proud of it, wasting little time in establishing narrative basics and getting to the good stuff. 2.5/4 fresh Rob Humanick 0 Slant Magazine October 3, 2010 +136 takes a potent subtext about the terrors of unprepared parenthood and wastes it in a rote creepy kid flick that displays both iffy internal logic and a trifling execution 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews October 2, 2010 +136 It would have been better for all concerned if this 'Case' had remained closed. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 2, 2010 +136 Just how old is this picture? Let's just say that when filming began, David O. Selznick was still combing the country for the perfect Scarlett O'Hara. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 2, 2010 +136 An aggressively inept demon-seed chiller starring a bunch of grown-ups who should've known better. D- rotten Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly October 2, 2010 +136 A mess of a horror movie that spent several years sitting on a shelf and should have remained there. 1.5/5 rotten Pam Grady 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 2, 2010 +136 [Plays] like one more piece of multiplex in-box clutter, ready for the circular file in our moviegoing consciousness. 1.5/5 rotten Robert Abele 1 Los Angeles Times October 2, 2010 +136 ...the scares go top-notch thanks to a creepy performance by young Jodelle Ferland. B- fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online October 1, 2010 +136 About as fun as watching paint dry and as tense as a game of Bingo... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 1, 2010 +136 If I'm to understand the movie as it is presented, demons do not enjoy passive aggression, it only enrages them further, and to avoid a demon, it's best if you're neither a nice nor smart person, because then the demon has nothing to work with. rotten Adam Lippe 0 Examiner.com September 30, 2010 +136 As far as major studio supernatural thrillers are concerned, this one is pretty darn good, a well-crafted, aesthetically artful suspenser. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 30, 2010 +136 Paramount has little faith in this supernatural fright film...and with good reason 2.5/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com September 30, 2010 +136 This ludicrous outing from helmer Christian Alvart and scribe Ray Wright takes its psycho-satanic babble much too seriously, and should elicit more laughs than frights. rotten Jordan Mintzer 1 Variety September 30, 2010 +136 Hilariously inept, absent even a drop of everyday logic, and mistakes rowdy thespian reaction for suspense...can't seem to make any sense of itself, to a point where the whole endeavor just gives up. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com September 29, 2010 +136 Manages to be both very silly and highly forgettable. Only for those who collect killer-children films. 2/5 rotten Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine September 28, 2010 +136 Only the procession of unintentional laughs and an unflinchingly confident turn by youngster Jodelle Ferland as Lilith emerge as reasons not to bury your head in a bucket of popcorn and rue the regrettable moment a certain vault was unlocked. 1/5 rotten Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy March 15, 2010 +136 This is horror hokum of the cheesiest kind. Rent 'Orphan' instead. 1/5 rotten Nigel Floyd 1 Time Out March 5, 2010 +136 The only redeeming feature of this clunky demonic horror film is the assured turn from professional scary child Ferland. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) March 5, 2010 +136 Shlocky and ridiculous it may be, but this horror-thriller really is gleefully gruesome and undeniably entertaining: smart work from German director Christian Alvert. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 5, 2010 +136 Director Alvart knows how to shoot chilly and unwelcoming, bleaching his movie with a grey-blue finish. 3/5 fresh Rob Daniel 0 Sky Cinema March 5, 2010 +136 Pandorum director Alvart summons some scares here: Ferland is persuasively weird and hornets are utilised to skin-crawling effect. Most of his ideas are second-hand, though. 2/5 rotten Kevin Harley 0 Total Film March 5, 2010 +136 While the viewer will remain one step ahead of the story at all times, director Christian Alvart manages to keep the emotionally charged events moving at a fair clip to gloss over the mounting credibility factors. 3/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times March 5, 2010 +136 With some parents hurting their kids in real life because they believe they are possessed, the whole tone of this absurd movie is inappropriate. 1/5 rotten Grant Rollings 0 The Sun (UK) March 5, 2010 +136 It doesn't help that Zellweger has become so hard to like, horribly smug and pious when things are going right, abjectly hysterical when she sees the error of her ways. 1/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) March 5, 2010 +136 This ramshackle movie features a preposterous plot, dodgy direction and clunky editing, and yet it's great fun to watch the actors squirm with fear. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall March 5, 2010 +136 Daft, throwaway tosh that doesn't even qualify as a guilty pleasure. 2/5 rotten Grant Lauchlan 0 Daily Record (UK) March 5, 2010 +136 Quite scary at times, intriguing ideas and a good cast, including Ian McShane and Adrian Lester, are used badly. 2/5 rotten Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post March 5, 2010 +136 This is a nasty and morally repulsive film. rotten Ruth Hessey 1 MovieTime, ABC Radio National November 5, 2009 +136 It is universally terrible in virtually every department, save for the creepy charisma displayed by young Ferland. 1/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) November 5, 2009 +136 One of those movies that's bad enough to make it worth seeing. 3/5 rotten Des Partridge 0 Courier Mail (Australia) November 5, 2009 +136 This is one of the least scary, dumbest movies I've seen in a long time. 1/5 rotten Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) November 4, 2009 +136 Stale reheat of the creepy kid genre. No point investigating. Case closed. 1/5 rotten Zach Gibson 0 Empire Magazine Australasia November 1, 2009 +136 Strictly by-the-numbers supernatural horror...that doesn't solely rely on its taboo subject matter for all the shocks, boasting moments of genuine suspense. 3/5 fresh Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex October 31, 2009 +136 I'm sure it will do decent business among the undemanding weekend-horror crowd and Zellweger fans when it eventually sees the light of day. Nobody else need apply. 2/5 rotten 0 Dread Central September 10, 2009 +137 Politicized anger, wide-angled views fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion March 13, 2010 +137 A film that is political in nature and very controversial for the Iranian authorities to deal with... B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 12, 2001 +137 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 27, 2005 +138 "What Up Close and Personal"" is really about is the chemical reaction set off between Michelle Pfeiffer and Robert Redford. In a love story, if your two stars don't click, all is lost. When they do--as they do here--nothing else really matters." fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 22, 2018 +138 Is it worse as a love story or as a drama about the sorry state of television news? The answer: It's a tie. 1/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune January 16, 2013 +138 A perfectly respectable effort, but with all the talent involved it could have been better. 6/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily January 23, 2006 +138 Bland TV expose loosely based on the life of Jessica Savitch 2/5 rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International April 29, 2005 +138 "Final proof that ""based on actual events"" means absolutely nothing." 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 17, 2005 +138 There is no real sexual tension between [Pfeiffer and Redford] from the get-go, so when they finally do get together, it feels forced, ungenuine. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 28, 2004 +138 It doesn't get anymore romantic than this 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 27, 2003 +138 Serious flick that feels more like a satire of a Robert Redford film. 2/5 rotten Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) February 7, 2003 +138 Love story about two soul-mates who are willing to do whatever it takes to enable the other to shine. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 22, 2002 +138 This is one of those untaxing time-killers where you spend a lot of time pondering which of its actress's changing hairstyles you like best. 2.5/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +138 C rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +138 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 5, 2005 +138 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette March 24, 2005 +138 1/5 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 4, 2004 +138 3/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 7, 2004 +138 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat April 4, 2004 +138 2/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) December 18, 2003 +138 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 15, 2003 +138 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 10, 2003 +138 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews June 5, 2003 +138 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +138 2.5/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 27, 2003 +138 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 30, 2002 +138 0/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 30, 2002 +138 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +138 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +138 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +138 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +138 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +138 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +138 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +138 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +138 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +138 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly March 1, 1996 +140 The peak moment of Malick's career where he found the perfect blend of a respectful command of storytelling versus the more abstract submission to a cinema of the senses. 5/5 fresh PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 8, 2018 +140 Where Badlands was about the unilateral influences of untamed landscapes on two young urban delinquents, Days of Heaven widens its perspective to describe no less than mankind, the Earth, and their mutual interaction. fresh Tom Milne 0 Monthly Film Bulletin January 30, 2018 +140 Malick's magnum opus shimmers with the sensuality of a languorous summer afternoon. fresh Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) June 30, 2017 +140 Ethereal, gorgeous, and evocative. A+ fresh Christopher Runyon 0 Movie Mezzanine February 21, 2014 +140 The refusal to privilege the 'big' over the 'small' is present in all of Malick's work, but it finds its first fully-realized expression here. fresh Michael Nordine 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You October 14, 2011 +140 Simply one of the most ravishing films ever made, luminous in a way that no other movie has been. 5/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard September 2, 2011 +140 A rich and rewarding experience, then as now celebrated for its intricacy and slowness. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian September 1, 2011 +140 The writing is witty, the story is told with a beguiling simplicity and the period is meticulously realised, not only in farming equipment and costume, but in attitudes and faces. fresh John Bleasdale 0 Electric Sheep September 1, 2011 +140 A second chance for Malick to cast away the chemical stained print and achieve the film he envisioned, and a second chance for audiences to experience a true classic on the big screen. 5/5 fresh Sophie Brown 0 Little White Lies August 31, 2011 +140 Visually and thematically, it's still one of the most beautiful films ever made. 5/5 fresh David Jenkins 1 Time Out August 31, 2011 +140 Wholly divine. 5/5 fresh Matthew Leyland 0 Total Film August 26, 2011 +140 A film about awareness, standing still and being cognizant of the things around you. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy June 1, 2011 +140 You can feel Terrence Malick drifting away in this follow-up to his acclaimed debut. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm May 25, 2011 +140 One of the most visually impressive American films ever made, Days of Heaven fulfilled the promise that Terrence Malick had shown in Badlands A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 2, 2011 +140 It has a visual syntax so eloquent -- its fields of gold cause its quiet characters to stand out like mythic figures -- it would play powerfully as a silent film. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer May 19, 2010 +140 The images of workers in their landscape look like impressionist paintings that cinematographer Almendros creates on the screen with the natural light of his locations. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Turner Classic Movies Online March 25, 2010 +140 A truly beautiful photographed film. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 3, 2010 +140 For Malick, Man is just a small part of a world which just keeps going round with or without his petty squabbles, crimes, loves, or melodramatic plots. fresh Brian Holcomb 0 PopMatters May 2, 2008 +140 This is the towering, unconventional power of a true artist. 5/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine October 23, 2007 +140 A feast for the eyes and ears. 4/5 fresh 0 Film4 October 23, 2007 +140 The sound alone is astonishing. Morricone's haunting, wistful score adds measurably to the sweep and timelessness of the film. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide October 23, 2007 +140 What remains is a haunting sense of waywardness, of the drifting millions who have toiled away on fields and in factories, fading into the American past, unnoticed. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) May 11, 2006 +140 The film is unable to overcome the fatal flaw of the three lead's unconvincing acting. fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania March 1, 2006 +140 One of those grand ol' classics you just have to see 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 23, 2005 +140 Early Gere film with fabulous cinematography. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan January 5, 2005 +140 Malick emphasizes both his characters' happiness and ignorance. This dilemma is acknowledged in the title, which implies that for Heaven to be existent so must Hell. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You July 8, 2004 +140 Every shot is suitable for framing. 4.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 8, 2004 +140 Days of Heaven is a compelling adventure story and a riveting meditation on the soulscape of America. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 25, 2004 +140 Days of Heaven never really makes up its mind what it wants to be. rotten Harold C. Schonberg 1 New York Times May 21, 2003 +140 So beautiful that it touches heaven itself. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +140 Terrence Malick creates a film that has all the rich density of a literary experience but is made irrefutably cinematic in its lavish, uncompromised visual detail. A fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +140 Simply riveting. fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +140 Terrence Malick's Days of Heaven is a landmark film in that it is one of the few movies ever made that has no discernable weaknesses. 9 fresh Derek Smith 0 Apollo Guide July 9, 2002 +140 One thing that certainly can be said about Terrence Malick's Days of Heaven: it's not sentimental or manipulative. Unfortunately, it's also not particularly involving. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +140 It is the closest to poetry in motion that I have ever seen. fresh Andrew Ross 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +140 This is a movie made by a man who knew how something felt, and found a way to evoke it in us. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +140 Almost incontestably the most gorgeously photographed film ever made. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +140 It is among the most startlingly beautiful of color films. But it is not beauty for beauty's sake... The seemingly random shots have a divine order to them. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +140 [A] masterpiece. fresh Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +140 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 20, 2005 +140 5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 27, 2005 +140 2/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette July 1, 2004 +140 4/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 5, 2004 +140 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) January 9, 2003 +140 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +142 Silvers' role is loosely modeled after his good friend Milton Berle. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 28, 2011 +144 They are so captivating that without realizing it we willingly put ourselves in the position of a dog choosing between masters. fresh 0 n+1 November 26, 2018 +144 Historically, The Awful Truth is probably most significant as the film that secured Grant's star, forcing him to adopt his famously relaxed persona through McCarey's improvisational approach to filming. 3/5 fresh Christopher Machell 0 CineVue April 23, 2018 +144 This is Grant's first truly remarkable performance, morphing a romantic leading man into a suave, impish clown. fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune April 12, 2018 +144 A joy. fresh 0 Film4 May 27, 2008 +144 Zappy, sophisticated screwball comedy with Grant and Dunne displaying perfect timing. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +144 The look of love [Grant] gives co-star Irene Dunne, captured not in a close-up but a medium-wide shot, could melt anyone. 3.5/5 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com February 17, 2006 +144 "Its sophistication convinced the Academy that it was more than ""just"" a comedy and they awarded McCarey the Best Director Oscar" fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 6, 2005 +144 "Among the finest of the screwball ""comedies of remarriage,"" The Awful Truth showcases Grant and Dunne at their most winning." 5/5 fresh Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba May 3, 2005 +144 Episodic but sublime screwball comedy, with Grant and Dunne at their most alluring. 5/5 fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 16, 2003 +144 As pleasurable as anything a Hollywood studio and the star system ever produced. fresh Elbert Ventura 0 PopMatters April 4, 2003 +144 Merely one of the greatest comedies ever made. 4/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 26, 2003 +144 This comedy is a hilarious match-up between Cary Grant and Irene Dunne, with the wonderful Ralph Bellamy cast in his pigeonholed role as the fifth wheel. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +144 Brilliant romantic comedy from Leo McCarey 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 26, 2002 +144 It is a surprisingly tight and densely-packed comedy with excellent performances all around. 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +144 Grant's antics are hysterical. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +144 4/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) October 30, 2004 +144 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +144 2/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 5, 2003 +144 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +145 should have been funnier with this title 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures September 7, 2005 +145 A lame farce. D rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 9, 2004 +145 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +145 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +145 1/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole May 6, 2005 +145 0/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 28, 2004 +145 3/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com March 10, 2003 +145 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +145 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 17, 2002 +145 1/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +145 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +145 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +145 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +145 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +145 0.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +145 0/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +145 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +145 F rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly April 18, 1997 +147 "Protocol"" is the kind of corny screwball comedy you thought nobody made anymore." fresh Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 4, 2018 +147 Goldies Hawn is irrestible in this funny movie. But the treatment of Arabs is groanable and cliched. 1/5 rotten Luanne Brown 0 Chico Enterprise-Record August 6, 2002 +147 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 10, 2005 +147 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 27, 2005 +147 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +147 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 18, 2002 +147 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +147 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +149 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 8, 2005 +149 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +149 4/5 fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com June 26, 2003 +149 4.5/5 fresh Pamela Bruce 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +150 Lacks imagination. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 24, 2011 +150 Its unique oddball blend of fatalistic Hemingway-esque masculinity, swoony romance and mythology, literary allusions...and grab bag of styles...makes Pandora and the Flying Dutchman nearly as hypnotic as the romance it retells. [Blu-ray] 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 20, 2010 +150 ... there is a grace to the literary elegance and poetic dialogue of his script, and to the rich mix of European history, myths ancient and contemporary and Spanish culture... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Parallax View August 11, 2010 +150 Jack Cardiff's superb Technicolor cinematography looks as beautiful as Gardner and that's substantially the reason the film has stood the test of time. 4/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard May 20, 2010 +150 It's one of those unclassifiable efforts that threaten permanently to topple over the edge of ridiculousness, but somehow manage to avoid it. 4/5 fresh Andrew Pulver 0 Guardian May 14, 2010 +150 A timeless tale, beautifully remastered. 4/5 fresh David Hughes 0 Empire Magazine May 13, 2010 +150 It's an acquired taste, perhaps, but Lewin was a genuine maverick talent. 4/5 fresh Adrian Turner 0 Radio Times May 13, 2010 +150 Passionate, classical, mysterious and surreal all at once. 4/5 fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +150 Intiguing, but slow-moving Albert Lewin film 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 21, 2002 +150 3/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com March 10, 2007 +150 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 3, 2005 +150 3.5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film October 15, 1951 +150 4/5 fresh 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 15, 1951 +152 There's a high enough feelgood factor here to compensate for the detours off the comedy highway. 3/5 fresh Caroline Westbrook 0 Empire Magazine April 9, 2012 +152 This movie only shows true tact and understanding when it comes to flattering the audience; everyone on-screen is strictly up for grabs. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader April 9, 2012 +152 Another kooky Australian movie this may be, but director Hogan and his cast sustain a strange melancholic undercurrent. fresh 0 Film4 April 9, 2012 +152 The trouble with the movie is that there's nothing to Muriel but her false dreams: We never quite glimpse the woman they're hiding. C- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +152 Most of the action is played for broad laughs, and Hogan demonstrates the ability to generate them, even if the humor is base and often cruel, making fun of people's looks and ineptitude. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +152 An engaging, funny and sometimes surprisingly tough romantic comedy. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +152 Enjoyable little film that nonetheless already feels overrated. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 29, 2004 +152 Soulfully explores a young woman's journey to transformation fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 19, 2003 +152 [A] gleeful, gaudy tribute to one ungainly misfit and her determination. 3.5/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +152 One of the finest Australian films of all time. The laughs don't stop. 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 27, 2003 +152 So overrated. 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' for the nineties. 2/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum April 14, 2003 +152 Ultimately, the comedy here is grounded in self-hatred, hostility, and despair. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide March 29, 2003 +152 It stars the somewhat homely Toni Collette as Muriel, whose whole purpose in life is to get married. How she does that and what happens after that are a couple of the many delightful surprises in this film. A fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +152 Toni Collette gives a wonderful performance. 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit August 21, 2002 +152 Toni Collette gives an incredible performance - plus, there's a great use of Abba music. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com August 9, 2002 +152 There's poignant drama in this brash, sometimes overstated film, and Muriel's transformation is truly touching. 3/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +152 Writer-director PJ Hogan has some unexpected twists in store before his quirky farce reaches its uplifting conclusion. 4/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +152 Muriel's Wedding isn't a perfect comedy, tragedy, or drama, but it contains enough original elements of each to make it worth a look. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +152 The film's good heart keeps it from ever making fun of Muriel, although there are moments that must have been tempting. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +152 It's a bright, buoyant comedy about a very sad young woman -- and, regrettably, the mix just doesn't work. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +152 Great little film, well worth finding. 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +152 If the thought of another Australian film with a soundtrack full of ABBA songs scares you away from this film, buck up and see it anyway. 3/5 fresh Alison Macor 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +152 This is the classic ugly duckling fable retold for our generation and given a different and imaginative development. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +152 There are some funny and inventive sequences here, but for the most part Muriel's Wedding is disappointingly simplistic and cliched. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +152 Muriel's Wedding is still a solid and entertaining movie. Just understand what you're getting in to. 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +152 Muriel is a splendidly crafted character, acted with a grace that made me care about her life. She deserved something more cohesive than this jittery wedding. 6/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +152 While the film takes a lot of unexpected turns along the way, its ultimate destination is obvious from the beginning. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +152 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 10, 2005 +152 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 10, 2005 +152 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 3, 2005 +152 4/5 fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You November 18, 2004 +152 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) September 17, 2004 +152 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 13, 2004 +152 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +152 2/5 rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 22, 2003 +152 2.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +152 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 27, 2003 +152 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews August 21, 2002 +152 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +152 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +153 An imaginative family film featuring a tremendously mischievous and likable lead character. 3.5/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood October 30, 2012 +153 ...a bottom-of-the-barrel children's movie... 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 4, 2012 +153 If you're a parent who's been forced to sit through a barren desert of painfully unfunny family comedies, Diary will feel like an oasis. fresh John Gholson 0 Cinematical February 10, 2012 +153 Zachary Gordon, as the wimpy kid of the title, seems to be aiming for a Ferris Buehler-esque omniscience and superiority and, while he doesn't quite pull it off all the way, I was down for his struggle. 3/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +153 A very forgettable and easily missed comedy... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 3, 2010 +153 Conveys, in a good-humoured, sharply observed way, the small, painful cruelties and unpredictable rules of early adolescence, and it celebrates awkwardness without feeling the need to convert it into cheap triumph. 3/5 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) September 23, 2010 +153 The film retains much of the original humour, some of it well executed. It's reasonably faithful to the spirit of the books, probably because Kinney is the executive producer, but it's by no means equal to his originals. 3/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald September 23, 2010 +153 Perceptive, funny, unusually edgy voyage into the comic travails of schoolyard politics and childhood friendship. 4/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) September 22, 2010 +153 Performances from the young cast are arguably a little too slick and knowing for the naive characters they are playing, but that is often par for the course in American films these days. 2.5/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) September 22, 2010 +153 "In an early self-referential monologue, Greg says, ""Who wants to see a movie about a kid who's stuck in middle school with a bunch of morons?"" Who indeed?" rotten Mark Demetrius 0 FILMINK (Australia) September 20, 2010 +153 [A] sappy and superficial adaptation... 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard September 1, 2010 +153 The film's wry wit and understanding of childhood anxieties will remind older viewers of the television series The Wonder Years which is no small compliment. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) August 30, 2010 +153 Though the film sags a little in places, it imparts its be-true-to-yourself life lessons with sweetness and charm... 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman August 30, 2010 +153 As my son says, 'The books were a lot better.' 6/10 rotten James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis August 27, 2010 +153 One for the kids, if they're really misbehaving. 1/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) August 27, 2010 +153 This movie relishes in the awkwardness of starting life in the bottom year of a new school. 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) August 27, 2010 +153 It's an interesting idea, deserving of a more interesting treatment, but this is just dopey and patronising. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 26, 2010 +153 Somewhere during the transition to a live-action movie, screenwriters Jackie and Jeff Filgo have turned Greg from endearingly weedy into annoyingly insufferable. 1/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 26, 2010 +153 It ain't big, it ain't clever, but it is... quite funny. 3/5 fresh Sophie Ivan 0 Film4 August 26, 2010 +153 A plasticky and often grating family comedy... 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 26, 2010 +153 Fun, funny and affectionate, though it packs the emotional wallop of an undernourished high school nerd. 3/5 fresh Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine August 26, 2010 +153 A well-acted, family-friendly comedy... 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post August 26, 2010 +153 It's not that Wimpy Kid is a bad film, it's more that this idea has been done before, and better, on TV with Malcolm, Reese and Dewey. 2/5 rotten Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy August 26, 2010 +153 While it appears all-too-obvious, there's an awful lot going on with fully filled out characters abrasively rubbing along. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema August 26, 2010 +153 Gordon is miscast and the script is neither as funny nor as emotionally engaging as it should have been. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 26, 2010 +153 Stylish...sitcomedic...plays it pretty safe. [Blu-ray] 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 5, 2010 +153 The cartoon line drawings of Jeff Kinney's popular book series are fleshed out with lively results... 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) July 22, 2010 +153 Greg's not wimpy--he fears being a pussy. This apparently gives him licence to be a total dickhead. The film should be retitled Diary of a Sociopathic Kid . . . it offers a cynical, shrugging view of today's tweens. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) April 22, 2010 +153 For anyone who has struggled to fit in, Diary of a Wimpy Kid is full of nostalgic and painful reminders of the horrors of middle school, from gym class to school plays. It's full of genuine laughs, one of the rare films that can by enjoyed by kids and adu 3/4 fresh Janos Gereben 0 Entertainment Insiders April 15, 2010 +153 A clever movie with a smart message, 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' far surpasses its dopey-looking ad campaign. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 10, 2010 +153 The young cast is all game, and sidekicks Robert Capron and Grayson Russell are a real hoot. Slumber party viewings are inevitable. 2.5/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News April 6, 2010 +153 ... witty and surprisingly complex ... 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review April 5, 2010 +153 Quite frankly this was not the movie for me, and while I'm not familiar with the source material I have trouble believing the legions of pint-sized fans that adore it are going to be happy with how their favorite tomes have been adapted. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com April 1, 2010 +153 Adults may have a good time too, but this is one the middle schoolers will better enjoy with their friends than with their parents. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly March 26, 2010 +153 Freudenthal infuses a sense of adventure into the everyday of middle school, and many one-liners, especially those delivered by Rowley, are laugh-out-loud funny. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Moving Pictures Magazine March 26, 2010 +153 A weak script makes for a wimpy movie. 2.0/4 rotten Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times March 25, 2010 +153 A mostly winning take on the tween-angst cartoon series B- fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) March 25, 2010 +153 A fairly realistic look at the middle school experience that will have kids cheering while their parents are entertained too. 6/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com March 25, 2010 +153 Much of the book's cartoony charm gets lost in the conversion to live action, and we're left with a coming-of-age comedy that just feels aged. C rotten Leslie Gornstein 0 E! Online March 24, 2010 +153 Sends all the right messages to the youth audience it targets and also keeps the grownups entertained with that forgotten, pre-ironic innocent comedy that fades as we each discover sex. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina March 24, 2010 +153 Middle-school antihero Greg Heffley may depict himself as a comic illustration in Jeff Kinney's bestselling kids' books, but director Thor Freudenthal turns him into an outright caricature. 1/4 rotten Alicia Potter 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2010 +153 Largely avoids the gimmicky saccharine aftertaste that's typical of the genre. Anyone older than the story's resident Job, however, may not find much to write home about. 2/5 rotten Lisa Rosman 1 Time Out March 24, 2010 +153 "Though not particularly groundbreaking or memorable, ""Diary of a Wimpy Kid"" definitely exceeds the standards for a modern family film and it's almost guaranteed to entertain any kid who goes to see it." B fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) March 23, 2010 +153 The true measure of Freudenthal's film is that it's the rare kid's flick that their parents won't have to merely tolerate. Rather, they will enjoy it, too. 3/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune March 23, 2010 +153 The one aspect of preteen life that the film gets spot-on is the intense bonds of friendship right before the hormones kick in. 2.7 fresh Kent Turner 0 School Library Journal March 23, 2010 +153 A muted, hit-and-miss kid's film that offers just enough to keep children and parents invested, but not enough to fully engage anyone else. 2.5/5 rotten Jim Vejvoda 0 IGN Movies March 22, 2010 +153 "Between the episodic scenes that have no punch, and the lethargic direction in which children could grow a shoe size in the yawning gaps from one line to the next, the best word for this tedious project may very well be ""Wimpy." 3/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online March 22, 2010 +153 Perhaps director Thor Freudenthal might have made a somewhat more satisfying film if he'd assumed the viewers were grown up as well. 3/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com March 21, 2010 +153 I'm not saying that Diary of a Wimpy Kid is going to be the grade school equivalent of the Twilight movies, but it is a film for those who enjoy the source material. A- fresh Kevin Carr 0 Film School Rejects March 21, 2010 +153 Movies about teenagers do better after kids have moved on to high school and even then it's a crapshoot. 2/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald March 20, 2010 +153 Sorry, boys and girls--Jeff Kinney's witty children's book has become a thoroughly generic kiddie flick. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International March 19, 2010 +153 Sadly, it often comes across more like a low-budget series of gross-out sketches. 1.5/5 rotten Jane Stevenson 0 Jam! Movies March 19, 2010 +153 Looks drab and drained of color, and can't even muster the antic buoyancy of an average episode of iCarly. 1.5/5 rotten 1 New York Times March 19, 2010 +153 The problem with Diary of a Wimpy Kid is the wimpy kid is a jerk. D+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News March 19, 2010 +153 Adorable comedy about middle-school anxieties...and farts. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media March 19, 2010 +153 What sets this kid comedy apart is how well it resists the temptation to clobber the bullies and crown the underdog. 4.5/5 fresh Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News March 19, 2010 +153 [L]ike a rejected pilot for a Nickelodeon sitcom... downright distasteful... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 19, 2010 +153 What the movie gets right, sometimes in agonizing detail, are the humiliations and horrors of school... 3.5/5 fresh Mary F. Pols 1 MSN Movies March 19, 2010 +153 Not much will shock kids, especially those who have read the books, but I have to think there are better choices out there. 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com March 19, 2010 +153 The film encourages urine, fart, and booger humor, which reeks of nosepicker pandering, compounded by a message of personal worth that never comes through clearly enough. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com March 19, 2010 +153 The friendship message that comes wrapped in the world of Wimpy Kid gives the movie its centre and its heart, along with a reminder that there is no greater act of devotion than a kid who will submit himself to the cheese touch for a pal. 3/4 fresh Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star March 19, 2010 +153 An above-average and sometimes surprising kid movie based on the first of a popular series of cartoon books by Jeff Kinney. 2.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post March 19, 2010 +153 Kids who realize they're fully ordinary -- that is, pretty much all of them -- will be pleased to see a world they recognize on the big screen. 2.5/4 fresh Dan Kois 1 Washington Post March 19, 2010 +153 It's also a heartfelt film, with nice messages about friendship and responsibility... 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 19, 2010 +153 Why spend money to go see this? When you could just stay home and watch reruns of Ned's Declassified for free? 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger March 19, 2010 +153 It is comically true to the major embarrassments and minor heroisms of middle school. Take it from me. I was there. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle March 19, 2010 +153 What really works most is the great chemistry between Gordon and Capron. This very talented duo stirred up thoughts of what Steve Martin and John Candy might have been like had they teamed up long ago as twelve-year-old boys. B fresh Danny Minton 0 Fort Bend Sun March 18, 2010 +153 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! March 18, 2010 +153 Of course, he learns a Lesson about the error of his ways and learns something resembling humility, but by that point, after all he's done, it's too late. He's just insufferable. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 18, 2010 +153 Gordon has an engaging screen presence that keeps us on his side. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet March 18, 2010 +153 Diary of a Wimpy Kid is no Welcome to the Dollhouse, but as a PG-rated family film navigating the frequent pitfalls and rare triumphs of a sixth grade nothing, it's got a certain charm and wisdom about it. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 18, 2010 +153 There's something silly-sweet about this movie. It avoids talking down to kids or being didactic, while still projecting an overall wholesomeness. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today March 18, 2010 +153 The writing is funny during individual moments, but the cumulative result is a bit depressing, with a surprising amount of negativity. If anything, the pervasive doomed feeling of junior high is too accurate. Who wants to pay money to relive that? 2/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 18, 2010 +153 The thing in this film that feels most alive is a slice of cheese rotting on a playground blacktop -- which would be a funny joke if it was intentional. C+ rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian March 18, 2010 +153 No kiddie movie would be complete without spazzy supporting characters, booger jokes, yucky food and toilet humor; Diary delivers them in abundance without straying too far from Disney Channel wholesomeness. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 18, 2010 +153 There's a monotony to Gordon's performance that is not really his fault, though he's surrounded by an able cast of young performers who keep the movie's energy up. 2.5/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times March 18, 2010 +153 Diary of a Wimpy Kid, based on the popular illustrated tween books by Jeff Kinney, deserves a B- for effort and a C for execution. 2.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 18, 2010 +153 It's asking a lot for a child actor like Gordon to do the man's portion of this job - to somehow make Heffley's selfishness and failure seem funny. Unfortunately, Seth Rogen is probably a little old for this role. B- fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 18, 2010 +153 It will seem awfully familiar territory. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star March 18, 2010 +153 The movie asks us to root for a main character who's somewhat unlikable, someone who does some pretty despicable things before he gets his eventual, much-deserved comeuppance. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) March 18, 2010 +153 Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a movie that needs to go back to the drawing board -- literally. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe March 18, 2010 +153 "My seven-year-old daughter, who's been raging to see this movie since it was announced, has already called it ""life-changing."" How do you argue with that?" 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com March 18, 2010 +153 No better than a run-of-the-mill made-for-cable movie on any network that caters to pre-teens...[but] boys of a certain age--six to ten, perhaps--may enjoy [it]. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 18, 2010 +153 For all its ridiculousness, its enthusiastic comic excess, and its fart/booger/gross-out jokes, Diary Of A Wimpy Kid's heart is firmly in the right place. B- fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club March 18, 2010 +153 A snappy, humorous, and creative comedy about an ambitious pre-teen boy whose expends all his energy trying to win the approval of his middle-school peers. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 18, 2010 +153 Diary of a Wimpy Kid is an adequate adaptation of Kinney's novel, but no replacement for the real thing. 2.5/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald March 18, 2010 +153 In transferring the clean, precise humor of Kinney's illustrations and prose to the big-screen, the material loses just a bit of its charm. rotten Glenn Whipp 1 Associated Press March 18, 2010 +153 This group project produces no voice of its own, just faintly entertaining echoes of better movies and television shows. 2/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 18, 2010 +153 Diary of a Wimpy Kid is an amusing romp through the awkward years of middle school. fresh Lael Loewenstein 1 Variety March 18, 2010 +153 The movie is remarkably attuned to that awful period when you're not just known but sometimes doomed by the company you keep. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader March 18, 2010 +153 Delivers rare insight about kids growing up at different speeds ... If only the movie didn't so frequently turn reality into a literal and figurative cartoon. 3/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com March 18, 2010 +153 The casting's pretty fair, and if they had better material, Steve Zahn and Rachael Harris would have been real assets. But the story lurches from indignity to ill-starred wrestling match to gross-out gag, without any momentum or surprise. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 18, 2010 +153 It's nimble, bright and funny. It doesn't dumb down. It doesn't patronize. It knows something about human nature. It isn't as good as A Christmas Story, as few movies are, but it deserves a place in the same sentence. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 18, 2010 +153 Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a likable movie for kids that will make adults chuckle as well because of the movie's key ingredient -- wit. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter March 18, 2010 +153 A litany of humiliations befalls the protagonist, fitting given that this adaptation of Jeff Kinney's popular kids-lit series is itself a minor embarrassing misfire. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine March 17, 2010 +153 Diary of a Wimpy Kid is sweet and funny at either end, but in between, it sags with endless repetition of gross bodily functions and Greg's torment at the hands of larger, angrier, or more popular kids -- in that order. rotten Ella Taylor 1 Village Voice March 16, 2010 +153 1/5 rotten Derek Adams 1 Time Out November 16, 2011 +153 3/4 fresh 0 National Post March 19, 2010 +157 Mann's direction is immaculate, making Reginald Rose's clearly allegorical, and sometimes forced, screenplay seem even better than it is. fresh Derek Malcolm 0 Guardian March 12, 2015 +157 Anthony Mann's terrific final western is a potent examination of one man's battle against his own darker impulses. 4/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) March 12, 2015 +157 Cooper gives a characteristically virile performance, his dominance of the outlaws quietly believable, while London achieves some touching and convincing moments in a difficult role. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +157 Man of the West is a combination of the James Stewart Westerns that came before it and the epic ideas that would drive [Mann's] final few films. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 10, 2008 +157 A superb Western, exemplifying Mann's capacity for integrating his interest in spectacle with a resonant narrative. fresh Paul Taylor 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +157 This is a small picture, but it does have a cryptic defiance and an aura of snakelike evil that gets one. fresh Howard Thompson 1 New York Times March 25, 2006 +157 A tour de force for Cooper. 3.5/4 fresh Enrique Fernandez 1 Miami Herald February 17, 2005 +157 Mann's last western is a powerful film. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 24, 2005 +157 This is perhaps his finest western, a magnificently staged and photographed film -- few directors could match Mann's appreciation of space -- at the centre of which a flawed, neurotic hero struggles to do the right thing. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +157 This late CinemaScope western by the great Anthony Mann achieves a tragic intensity and a monumental scenic splendor despite some serious handicaps. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader July 28, 2002 +157 Mann's last western, and his most disturbing foray into the genre. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +157 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 30, 2005 +157 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 13, 2004 +158 Invictus is a powerful and moving story. 8/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 12, 2018 +158 It is probably enjoyable and rousing enough, and does feature a lovely performance by Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 29, 2018 +158 Invictus is Eastwood in full Stanley Kramer/Richard Attenborough mode, playing down to the Americans who love cheesy triumphant-sports movies but who generally know little about South Africa and care even less. rotten Michael Atkinson 0 Sight and Sound July 10, 2018 +158 ... tremendously powerful performances... [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Laura Hiros 0 March 20, 2018 +158 History lesson, classic brand of entertainment and stellar performances mark the arrival of Invictus, a testament to the legacy inspired by the return of a native and genuine hero, Nelson Mandela. fresh Dan DiNicola 0 The Daily Gazette (Schenectady, NY) January 22, 2018 +158 Morgan Freeman's portrayal of Nelson Mandela creates a superb moment in time on the movie screen. fresh Ed Koch 1 The Atlantic January 16, 2018 +158 Invictus, like every good Eastwood film, is complexity by way of transparency. fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 0 MUBI December 14, 2017 +158 The attraction of the film lies not in any surprise but in Morgan Freeman as Mandela -- so pitch perfect that the line between actor and archival is thin. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews March 8, 2014 +158 Invictus tells the tale in the standard Hollywood way 5/10 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania August 26, 2011 +158 Is it schmaltzy? A little. Is it good anyway? Yes. It's not trying to reinvent the wheel but it understands what it is and that the best place to put its focus is not the rugby field. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 27, 2011 +158 Invictus hits all the right formula notes of both the biopic and the underdog sports movie, making it impossible to hate. He also hits those notes so insistently and with such a lack of grace that he makes it a difficult movie to like. 4.2/10 rotten Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist July 4, 2010 +158 A narrative divide that never quite comes together, despite some truly uplifting moments. And seems unable to decide whether it wants to be a sports movie or a political biopic. Invictus: Or rather, 'I am the rugby captain of Mandela's soul.' rotten Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze June 1, 2010 +158 Despite hewing fairly closely to the facts, has trouble seeming truthful. Practically everyone behaves like an allegorical symbol rather than a person, a problem the script anticipates and acknowledges but only feebly attempts to solve. [Blu-ray] 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 30, 2010 +158 ... less a film than a memorial: handsome, stately, well-meaning and dramatically inert. rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com May 23, 2010 +158 At its very essence a classically Hollywood, ultra-populist, inspirational underdog sports movie--and a well executed one at that. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com May 16, 2010 +158 This amalgamation of inspirational themes cuts a new notch on Eastwood's well-used viewfinder. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals May 14, 2010 +158 ...a polished, well-made, and unaffectedly inspiring motion picture about an inspiring individual and an inspiring victory. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 9, 2010 +158 Not one of Eastwood's best, but at times the story is quite moving. And, you can't help but cherish the performance by Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela. Nicely done, Morgan. Paul Chambers, CNN. B- fresh Paul Chambers 0 CNNRadio March 27, 2010 +158 Freeman's Mandela is deeply flawed, single-minded when it comes to his job, and has a way with one-liners. In short, he's an Eastwood hero. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly March 19, 2010 +158 The half that's good involves watching Morgan Freeman hitting not only the cadences of Mandela's oratory but the Gandhi-like calm of the man. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 12, 2010 +158 It's possibly Damon's most impressive major role to date. 4/5 fresh 0 Film4 February 5, 2010 +158 "Invictus may be a rather cheesy way into the story of South Africa, but in the end you're glad it's there for a new generation to whom the words ""Free Nelson Mandela"" are history." 3/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) February 5, 2010 +158 A monolithic sporting saga that seems content to pose on the podium, lulled by the belief that its subject matter provides inspiration enough. 2/5 rotten Xan Brooks 0 Guardian February 5, 2010 +158 Freeman's performance is a fine tribute to Mandela, perfectly capturing his grin, posture and unbreakable upbeatness. 4/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy February 5, 2010 +158 As you'd expect from Eastwood and this cast, it's got quality written all over it. 3/5 fresh Charles Gant 0 Heat Magazine February 5, 2010 +158 A battle waged in the hearts and minds is always likely to be far more inspiring than explosion-heavy scuffles in the street, but as shown here, that doesn't necessarily translate into captivating movie magic. 3/5 fresh Matt Risley 0 Sky Cinema February 5, 2010 +158 An undeniably stirring, if predictable, account of how Nelson Mandela turned the Springbok team into a unifying force for his country. Non-rugby fans may find their patience tested, but Freeman's magisterial performance carries it. 3/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film February 5, 2010 +158 The strange marriage is conservatively boxed - as a director Eastwood is a master craftsman, but no visionary - but oddly effective. 4/5 fresh Chris Roberts 0 February 5, 2010 +158 As Mandela, Morgan Freeman is suitably statesman-like and makes light of a difficult accent to give a convincing performance. Less convincing but still serviceable is Matt Damon. 4/5 fresh Colin Prior 0 Radio Times February 5, 2010 +158 Eastwood's biopic is unconventional only in that it wisely does not attempt to tell Mandela's whole life story. Instead, it seizes on his rarest qualities, thus creating a moving tribute to a genuinely great humanitarian. 4/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) February 5, 2010 +158 The story is so perfect for cinema you have to remind yourself it actually happened. 4/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) February 5, 2010 +158 Like Cry Freedom without the laughs. Morgan Freeman plays Nelson Mandela in a pious, bromidic, wet-all-over film that slops from triumph to set-piece triumph. 1/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times February 5, 2010 +158 The problem is not one of factual accuracy; it is one of dramatic credibility, stymied all the way through by the remorseless sanctification of its subject. 1/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) February 5, 2010 +158 A solid, slightly old-fashioned drama. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) February 5, 2010 +158 It's a stirring watch but it's telling that the performances, not the film itself, have captured the Academy's attention. 4/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Metro (UK) February 5, 2010 +158 In films like this, nobody is ever in two minds about anything. Nobody is ever out of character. And that is a deficiency in the screenwriting that pays too little heed to the source material. 2/5 rotten Andrew O'Hagan 0 London Evening Standard February 5, 2010 +158 It's still a great film though - expertly mixing a political biopic and an underdog sports movie together, which under a less sure hand could have turned out like The Mighty Ducks coached by George W. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 News of the World February 5, 2010 +158 An enjoyable slice of solid entertainment that falls short of being a movie of greatness. 3/5 fresh Grant Lauchlan 0 Daily Record (UK) February 5, 2010 +158 Eastwood hits all the right notes in exactly the right order, but it's his least personal film for a while. 3/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine February 5, 2010 +158 You're likely to leave Invictus with a few nagging questions 3/5 fresh 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 5, 2010 +158 Invictus does leave you feeling oddly satisfied, but it's a very fleeting satisfaction, perhaps because its rainbow nation conclusion immediately starts to ring hollow once the euphoria of the triumphant sports movie ending subsides. 3/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman February 5, 2010 +158 Another superb humanist drama from Eastwood. fresh Catherine Jones 0 Liverpool Echo February 5, 2010 +158 Like most of [Eastwoods] recent output, it's a lame-as-anything exercise in obvious moral moviemaking that uses a couple of great performances to cover up the fact that it's actually completely by-the-numbers. rotten Charlie Lyne 0 Ultra Culture February 5, 2010 +158 A solid retelling of an undeniably inspirational story but it's unforgivably bland in places. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 4, 2010 +158 A solid but flawed film--Freeman's charmingly disarming portrayal keeps it real. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) February 1, 2010 +158 The film serves as a reminder that no matter how dire the circumstances, truly remarkable change is possible. B fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 January 31, 2010 +158 With Invictus, Eastwood gets his message across in much the same way as the South African special forces -- he beats us over the head with it. 3.5/5 fresh Giles Hardie 0 smh.com.au January 30, 2010 +158 While an admirable exercise in by-the-book filmmaking, it nevertheless lacks emotional depth. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 28, 2010 +158 Eastwood is one of the most reliable and assured directors working today and like most of his films Invictus combines his disciplined approach to filmmaking with his calm desire to not rush proceedings in order to allow the story to leisurely unfold. 3.5/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy January 22, 2010 +158 Perhaps the greatest testament to Eastwood's directorial skill is that such an unattractive, brutish game could serve as an uplifting symbol of communal harmony and renewed national spirit. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) January 21, 2010 +158 As a story about political change, it's fascinating. And as an Eastwood film, it's perhaps less than we have come to expect. 3.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 21, 2010 +158 While the film is not quite in the same league as Eastwood's finest works of the past decade, it is still to be admired for telling quite a complex tale in such a clear and compelling manner. 3.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) January 21, 2010 +158 Eastwood seems to inherently know that even in a big story, it's the intimate moments that hold everything together, and he is never overwhelmed by the size of the story. fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) January 19, 2010 +158 If only Eastwood had been more ambitious with the drama, and more imaginative with the rugby scenes. rotten Alice Tynan 0 Concrete Playground January 19, 2010 +158 Quirks of accents aside, Invictus is an uplifting film. Its African-inspired soundtrack is spot on, too. So, go ahead -- it'll make your day. 4/5 fresh Colin Newton 0 Sunday Mail (Australia) January 17, 2010 +158 A gripping, moving, sobering and highly entertaining film fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile January 16, 2010 +158 There's nothing superficial about this thrilling and powerful feel-good film that transcends genres and soars as high as our hearts will fly fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 16, 2010 +158 What Eastwood has done is to assemble a cast of American and South African actors and allow them to create something moving, exciting, and improbably true. fresh Jonathan F. Richards 1 Film.com January 15, 2010 +158 This blend of Great Man biopic and underdog sports rouser is spacious and laidback, light on pious cathedral lighting and inescapable Obama parallels fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion January 10, 2010 +158 Invictus succeeds in making one sympathize with and root for Mandela; it does not succeed as a thrilling film-going experience, as it well could have. 2.5/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com January 6, 2010 +158 If only life were that simple 2.5/5 rotten 0 JWR December 31, 2009 +158 Eastwood's austere direction is always this close to tumbling into dullness, but he's got two strong leads to keep Invictus alert and alive. fresh Tim Grierson 0 The Simon December 30, 2009 +158 Terrific acting but the film at large suffers from pacing problems, perhaps deciding midstream what it wanted to be about. 3/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina December 29, 2009 +158 On the flip side, both Damon and Freeman deliver exemplary performances, and even if the accents aren't perfect the way they dig deep inside their respective characters certainly is. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 28, 2009 +158 Freeman is great as Mandela, but picture loses focus and becomes a pretty lousy rugby movie. 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Tucson Weekly December 24, 2009 +158 a moving testament to forgiveness and redemption. 3.5/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times December 24, 2009 +158 A movie based on a lie. Within a year of the Springbok victory promoted by Eastwood as bringing whites and blacks together, the team was up to its old racist ways. rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 24, 2009 +158 The film seems determined to show us the uplifting side of the post-apartheid era, and that just feels like a whitewash, pun intended. 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly December 18, 2009 +158 Like the pseudo biopic on Mandela, the rugby half is both shallow and generic, qualities echoed by the horrendously mawkish theme song 'Colorblind' that is enough to make Invictus seem like a parody of an inspirational film. 1/5 rotten Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex December 17, 2009 +158 A hopeful look at how humanity can be brought together by something as simple, and as complicated, as sports, 'Invictus' is one of the finest movies of the year. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 17, 2009 +158 I don't like important movies anyway. Once you set out to be important, I don't buy it. rotten Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine December 16, 2009 +158 even if it sometimes simplifies the historical issues in favor of uncomplicated multiplex feel-good uplift, it's hard not to get swept up in the joy 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk December 16, 2009 +158 Standard inspirational sports movie given added weight by Mandela's wisdom and his political courage, and the historical significance of his presidency. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 16, 2009 +158 Simpliflies complicated South African issues to the level of a Berenstain Bears storybook. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing December 16, 2009 +158 Like the poem from which it takes its title, it suffers not from any obvious technical flaws but from a failure of tone and perspective. It's a sermon, not a story. 8 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 16, 2009 +158 Solid, unsurprising, formalist filmmaking of the kind we've come to expect from Clint Eastwood. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 16, 2009 +158 A pretty darn satisfying but undemanding story about politics, sports, and men doing their jobs as best they can. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 15, 2009 +158 Clint Eastwood scores again with this tale of Mandela and his idea to bring unity to South Africa through rugby. Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon provide the acting clout while Eastwood shapes the direction of the film. 8/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 15, 2009 +158 A modest, self-effacing movie about extraordinary events that chronicles one battle in Nelson Mandela's war against the past that threaten to destroy post-apartheid South Africa before it can find its feet. fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 Miss FlickChick December 14, 2009 +158 Eastwood directs all this with skill if not overwhelming urgency, delivering a classy, sincere, meticulously crafted picture. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal December 14, 2009 +158 Morgan Freeman's role in Invictus is a universe away from his role in Lean on Me, even if both characters turn around troubled institutions. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Sorrento 0 IdentityTheory December 13, 2009 +158 Slow, and subtle, smiling brightly, the picture wins audiences with the charm of Mandela, but descends into a bland film about rugby. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card December 13, 2009 +158 Obama could use a Rugby World Cup. Something to unite his disaffected nation. 3/4 fresh Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) December 13, 2009 +158 Morgan Freeman makes for a remarkable Nelson Mandela. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 13, 2009 +158 Feels like we're watching Mr. Rogers run a country. Freeman's Mandela smiles politely and wants everyone to be his neighbor. While that may be real, Eastwood never makes it seem interesting 5/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review December 13, 2009 +158 As Nelson Mandela, Morgan Freeman functions as a South African version of Charlie Chan, spouting fortune cookie-style wisdom in an appropriately wily manner that disarms the racial agitation of black and white foes alike. 2/5 rotten Phil Hall 0 IdentityTheory December 13, 2009 +158 I'll admit that I was kinda nervous that Invictus would be more melodramatic than the fallout of Tiger Woods accidentally over-tipping an Applebee's waitress... 3/4 fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch December 13, 2009 +158 The story is just a little too straightforward and predictable with Eastwood apparently too anxious to concentrate on too much detail of the final game. 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 13, 2009 +158 Everyone loves a David and Goliath tale or one where the underdog gets a real chance; Invictus is such a story. 3/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com December 13, 2009 +158 Director Clint Eastwood turns a remarkable true story into an unremarkable film with Invictus 2.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 December 12, 2009 +158 This inspiring film is a dramatic history lesson about quality leadership and the power of forgiveness. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 12, 2009 +158 ...every sports movie cliche, combined it with a relatively revealing look at the early days of the Nelson Mandela administration... 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters December 12, 2009 +158 When you attend a movie directed by Clint Eastwood, you feel like you are in the presence of greatness. 4/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum December 12, 2009 +158 On the one hand, Invictus is a serviceable sports flick, but on the other, it's a heartfelt true story of one great leader's unyielding quest to unite his country. 3.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 The Movie Kit December 11, 2009 +158 Eastwood... tell[s] one of the tritest and overused of sports movie plots: the scrappy underdog team that has to win the big game. Ah, but context is everything. 5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly December 11, 2009 +158 things get really schmaltzy near the end, and without caring about the sport of rugby, I was extremely bored with the over-long and drawn-out climax of the movie 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures December 11, 2009 +158 Invictus shouldn't feel like just another sports movie; it should feel like a life movie. What a missed opportunity. 2.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 11, 2009 +158 Eastwood would have done everyone in the audience a favor if he had employed subtitles. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 11, 2009 +158 It should certainly give moviegoers a greater appreciation for Nelson Mandela than any history book ever could, and that alone may be Eastwood's greatest achievement of his directing career. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 11, 2009 +158 Invictus is not a bad movie. It's quite a good movie, in fact. It is simply not a great movie, and, unfortunately for it, expectations were high. fresh Matthew Razak 0 Examiner.com December 11, 2009 +158 So earnest that it borders on hagiography, Clint Eastwood's Invictus remains a powerful slice of history that will leave you amazed at the decency of which we are capable. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 11, 2009 +158 The overwhelmingly earnest Invictus is not your typical sports movie. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies December 11, 2009 +158 Freeman-as-Mandela is an actor all dressed up with no place to go -- at least, nowhere we didn't already know he was headed. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate December 11, 2009 +158 The story of how Nelson Mandela chose the white-supported national rugby team, the Springboks, to become a symbol of national reconciliation is uncharacteristically optimistic for Eastwood. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail December 11, 2009 +158 [T]he epitome of Hollywood filmmaking in ways both good and bad: uplifting, overlong, ambitious in scope but simple in moral vision, well-crafted but inured to irony. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The New Republic December 11, 2009 +158 There's absolutely no reason to hate Invictus. But there's also not a lot to love. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever December 11, 2009 +158 A work of flawed majesty. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 11, 2009 +158 The results don't quite achieve inspiration, but it's still powerful stuff. 3/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) December 11, 2009 +158 Eastwood makes moving pictures that seldom collapse under the burden of sentiment. He has a muscular understanding of how kernels of wisdom needn't become caramel corn. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post December 11, 2009 +158 It's an exciting sports movie, an inspiring tale of prejudice overcome and, above all, a fascinating study of political leadership. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times December 11, 2009 +158 The movie works, maybe because of all the easily digestible lessons of racial tolerance and sports movie cliches. 3/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend December 11, 2009 +158 The crazy glue that holds Invictus together is the beyond flawless performance from Morgan Freeman as Mandela. His performance is better than the entire movie. B fresh Clay Cane 0 BET.com December 11, 2009 +158 An intelligent crowd-pleaser anchored by an Oscar-worthy performance from Freeman and directed with invigorating gusto by one of our top film pros. B+ fresh Randy Myers 0 Contra Costa Times December 11, 2009 +158 Anthony Peckham's script is formulaic, woodenly reverent, and devoid of real dramatic tension. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 11, 2009 +158 Inspiring tale about Mandela, rugby, and national pride. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media December 11, 2009 +158 Inspiring messages about equality, forgiveness and understanding resonate thanks to Clint Eastwood's deft hand and standout performances by Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon. 3.5/4 fresh Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly December 11, 2009 +158 Those looking for a more in-depth, probing account of Mandela's complicated life might wish to look elsewhere. Invictus is an absorbing, jubilant tale about the healing power of sport. 4/5 fresh Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com December 11, 2009 +158 When's the last time you saw a sports movie in which there wasn't a voiceover from some chatty announcer explaining every single play that's happening on the field? 3/4 fresh Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union December 11, 2009 +158 You won't regret seeing Invictus, but it will not become the captain of your soul. 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 11, 2009 +158 Loses steam in its last half-hour, but it has obvious virtues -- and it feels heartfelt, a generous elder's film about a generous elder's bequest to the world. 7.5/10 fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR December 11, 2009 +158 ...suspension of disbelief is strained to its limits by portentous dialogue which, in overuse, dilutes its potency. C- rotten Rubin Safaya 0 Cinemalogue December 11, 2009 +158 INVICTUS works better than it deserves to as an old fashioned,predictable entertainment. In another filmmaker's hands the Capra-corn would be just too much. 2.5/5 fresh Brian Holcomb 0 Kinetofilm December 11, 2009 +158 Invictus isn't a bad movie, but it's not nearly the rousing success it could have been. 2.5/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Times December 11, 2009 +158 The inspirational story is better than the overall product, which contains mediocre performances and an annoyingly long ending. Invictus is a great rental. 3/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews December 11, 2009 +158 Another understated gem from director Clint Eastwood. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International December 11, 2009 +158 Rather than his usual intensity, economy of style and a no-nonsense depiction of strong characters, Eastwood's film is akin to a lumbering rugby player pounding the same ground over and over again. 4/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online December 11, 2009 +158 Risks dullness and embraces preachiness to pursue an idea that is given lip service by politicians but is rarely addressed in motion pictures: 'How do we inspire ourselves to greatness?' 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 11, 2009 +158 Morgan Freeman takes on Mandela's mannerisms with grace. He nails the self-assuredness, the ease with which the inspiring leader emerged from the twinkling, low-key charmer. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 Critic's Notebook December 11, 2009 +158 Not only is Invictus a well-acted, well-directed story of a remarkable man, but it also illustrates how sports can be a salve to a wounded community. 3/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune December 11, 2009 +158 Is there even any point in mentioning that Freeman gives a dignified performance? He's practically playing the concept of Dignity. - NERVE.COM rotten Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net December 11, 2009 +158 Morgan Freeman doesn't play Mandela as much as inhabit the man, in a performance that seems to embody the very transcendence that Mandela himself has come to stand for. 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 11, 2009 +158 Depicts an unlikely intersection of sports and leadership in ways that manage to be inspiring and insightful without ever becoming schmaltzy or preachy. 3.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 11, 2009 +158 It's not a great film, but parts of it are outstanding. B fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian December 11, 2009 +158 Although Freeman was born to play Mandela, this is not the Mandela he deserves. 1/5 rotten Justin Strout 0 Orlando Weekly December 11, 2009 +158 Eastwood's modest approach to these momentous events shames the usual Hollywood showboating. In a rare achievement, he's made a film that truly is good for the soul. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 11, 2009 +158 For a picture with so much invested in its staunch sense of social justice, Invictus ultimately goes down not as medicine but as entertainment. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com December 11, 2009 +158 What we get is a larger metaphor about change that is as adaptable now to our current Commander-In-Chief as it is to many difficult transitions throughout history. 3/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com December 11, 2009 +158 It's never less than worthy and entertaining, but the importance of Invictus doesn't broaden as it goes along. It narrows. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 11, 2009 +158 Without looking it up, I'm guessing the title is Latin for drudgery. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 OK! Magazine December 11, 2009 +158 As always, Eastwood brings solid craftsmanship to the proceedings, with direction that allows the actors to breathe while remaining alert to small details that speak of greater wisdom. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 11, 2009 +158 A win-win situation in which a mainstream feature works equally well as stirring entertainment and a history lesson about a remarkable convergence of sports and statesmanship. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 11, 2009 +158 Morgan Freeman's performance as Nelson Mandela in Invictus is, like Clint Eastwood's film as a whole, constructed of deliberate decisions and never feels false. 3.5/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News December 11, 2009 +158 It's a little disappointing that the first major film about Nelson Mandela isn't about Nelson Mandela. But Invictus is a different sort of movie and a good one. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 11, 2009 +158 A valuable look at an important slice of recent history. B fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer December 11, 2009 +158 Like The Bad News Bears but with much higher stakes. B+ fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com December 11, 2009 +158 As usual, Mr. Eastwood tells his story with a quiet grace and reverence. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 11, 2009 +158 While Invictus is certainly representative of the quality we're used to seeing from the four-time Oscar winner, it's not one of his stronger films. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 11, 2009 +158 This is not Eastwood's finest film, but its still a well made and moving film, and a fascinating and true story. 7/10 fresh Coco Forsythe 0 Future Movies UK December 11, 2009 +158 Despite a captivating-as-always performance by Morgan Freeman, [it] ends up rather dull and underwhelming while lacking enough sharp attention on the dynamics of Mandela's friendship with Francois Pienaar off of the rugby field. 5.8 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru December 10, 2009 +158 This hybrid, pleasant and inoffensive though it is, offers neither the insight of a good biopic nor the elation of a good sports drama. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 10, 2009 +158 "As directed by Clint Eastwood, ""Invictus"" is an inspirational story about fortitude, spirit and reconciliation." 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 10, 2009 +158 [Flows] with a simplicity that is almost childlike in its optimism. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies December 10, 2009 +158 There's a lot to cram into one movie, and Anthony Peckham's script is fairly simplistic, but Eastwood is as skilled a director as any working today. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 10, 2009 +158 What it really boils down to is I wanted a Mandela movie with a little rugby and got a rugby movie with a little Mandela. C+ rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 10, 2009 +158 Overcomes the heavy-handed means of reaching its goal ... simply because Freeman believes every word and owns every sentiment that the Mandela of the film expounds, and we believe it right along with him. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 10, 2009 +158 It's not exactly Tweeter-material to say that Freeman has maintained a high standard of acting excellence for decades, but he truly delivers a memorable performance that channels Mandela expertly from his tone to posture and dignified grace. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Gazette (MD) December 10, 2009 +158 Inspirational albeit conventional sports film from Clint Eastwood, with terrific work from Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon. 3.5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com December 10, 2009 +158 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! December 10, 2009 +158 A surprisingly nimble and low-key treatment of a story that could have easily be blown up into a portentous drag 4/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com December 10, 2009 +158 Respectful, dignified, and a little dull. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 10, 2009 +158 Pulls out all the stops in its pursuit to become one of the year's most unlikely worst films. rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 10, 2009 +158 "Directed flawlessly by Clint Eastwood, ""Invictus"" is an uplifting story that will have you cheering in your seat." 4/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review December 10, 2009 +158 We should be leaving the theater in awe of what was accomplished, but the movie feels too by-the-books and unfortunately does not leave a lasting impression. C+ rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony December 10, 2009 +158 It's a film of big themes played out on a grand scale, a story of races and generations making an effort to connect. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 10, 2009 +158 "After dealing with racism on a neighborhood level with his last film, ""Gran Torino,"" Clint Eastwood takes on the subject on a grand, political scale while also offering a partial portrait of Nelson Mandela, a role Eastwood vet Morgan Freeman owns." B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 10, 2009 +158 [It is] a tangible and rousing reminder of those rare and fleeting moments when things turn out for the best, and its optimism about finding common ground is contagious. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 10, 2009 +158 It may look like a movie-of-the-week and it certainly has some wincingly bad musical passages, but Invictus is an entertaining movie about a masterful piece of political theater. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 10, 2009 +158 With apologies to William Ernest Henley, one might say that under the bludgeonings of Clint, Invictus emerges a little boring, but unbowed. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 10, 2009 +158 "Invictus"" is only interested in South Africa and the challenges of reconciliation as a background setting and inspiring theme, not as a real place or a real problem; it's a thin, hollow shell designed expressly to be coated in Oscar gold." 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 1 MSN Movies December 10, 2009 +158 "Absorbing, often electric with the energy of the playing field, Invictus is packed with feel-good ""teachable moments"" without the sugary aftertaste." B+ fresh Dezhda Gaubert 0 E! Online December 10, 2009 +158 "Eastwood's direction seems unsure and tentative, and the inclusion of a pop song -- the overbearing ""Colorblind"" -- is an obvious attempt to sell a few soundtrack discs." 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 10, 2009 +158 Can a story on this scale function as compelling drama? I actually think that's what interests Eastwood the most here: the challenge of making historical figures move with the grace of remembered life. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 10, 2009 +158 Clint Eastwood brings his usual late-career leisureliness behind the camera to the movie, in an initially frustrating approach that becomes increasingly satisfying as the film moves along. B fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club December 10, 2009 +158 Neither biopic nor civil-rights melodrama, Invictus is a rich study of how wisdom, intellect and history are often most influential when they are sold with a price of admission 4/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com December 10, 2009 +158 An astonishing and incredibly entertaining movie about the power of forgiveness, the importance of sports, the art of transformative leadership, and the reconciliation of the races. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 10, 2009 +158 Formulaically uplifting. More hagiography than biography, it winds up an inspirational tale told in an uninspired way. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 10, 2009 +158 Subtract the involvement of a historic figure and it's just another sports flick. rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper December 10, 2009 +158 Freeman goes only so far with a dialect, and the script barely gets into Mandela's complexities, but the performance feels fresh and spontaneous. Damon is becoming one of the truest, most reliable actors of his generation. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 10, 2009 +158 The title may mean nothing to you, but the movie certainly will. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 10, 2009 +158 May not provide a challenging, electrifying night at the movies, but it's sturdily constructed from top to bottom, depicting a benevolent story of racial discord and nationwide unification in an agreeably comfy, Eastwoodian manner. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 10, 2009 +158 On its face, this is your basic redemption-through-sports story. What makes it special is Eastwood's ability to artfully and concisely tell a story, and Morgan Freeman's wonderfully understated turn as South African President Nelson Mandela. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 10, 2009 +158 A strong piece of mass market filmmaking. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 10, 2009 +158 Invictus remains inspiring and educational, especially during this present time in America in which we are supposedly muddling our way into a post-racial society. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 10, 2009 +158 With the unwavering assurance of a seasoned veteran at the top of his form, visionary director Clint Eastwood scores again with this brilliant, powerful, compelling underdog story. 1 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 10, 2009 +158 This year's contender for most mediocre Best Picture nominee. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com December 10, 2009 +158 It's a bore, really -- a pedestrian movie about a remarkable subject. 2/5 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 10, 2009 +158 Clint Eastwood, a master director, orchestrates all of these notes and has us loving Mandela, proud of Francois and cheering for the plucky Springboks. A great entertainment. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 10, 2009 +158 Eastwood, returning to race as a theme, has made a timely film about a nation of many races rallying around a leader who understands symbolism. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 10, 2009 +158 This is an almost too-inspirational story of the integrity and wisdom displayed by Nelson Mandela as he tried to unite his fractured nation. And Freeman was born for this role. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2009 +158 Thing is, it all actually happened. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review December 10, 2009 +158 For its sheer sweep and occasional smarts, Invictus is worth a look, but by no means should this triumph-of-the-underdog feel-gooder be considered a definitive history of South Africa's historical transition of power. fresh Alonso Duralde 0 IFC.com December 9, 2009 +158 Morgan Freeman gives a strong portrait of S. African pres. Mandela in a Clint Eastwood directed historical sports flick that doesn't live up to the true story that inspired it. 2/4 fresh Thelma Adams 1 Us Weekly December 9, 2009 +158 [T]his elegant, deeply affecting film... [is] about people's capacity to change, which every once in a rare while -- as in the surprisingly nondisastrous South African revolution -- turns out to actually exist. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 9, 2009 +158 Even those unacquainted with rugby will be moved by the match itself, the sweat and blood and groans of the scrums and the torturous progress to an exhausting overtime victory. 3/4 fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix December 9, 2009 +158 Clint Eastwood has developed an almost ego-less directorial style that is quite remarkable. With Invictus, Eastwood's got quite the story to tell. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute December 9, 2009 +159 Spade doesn't look to have the confidence to flourish in such a mainstream film. rotten Antonia Quirke 0 London Evening Standard December 20, 2017 +159 Not at all funny David Spade movie. 1/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +159 Has nothing of value to offer other than a dizzying number of cameos by former child stars, each of whom is only momentarily amusing as a voyeuristic opportunity to compare the grown-up on screen to the kid ever emblazoned upon our mind's eye. 0/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 Bean Soup Times January 9, 2007 +159 A wince-inducing comedic atrocity. D rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 3, 2005 +159 Nah. 2/4 rotten Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is July 20, 2004 +159 Instead of seeing Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star, you could...pierce yourself with sharp objects. 1/4 rotten Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 23, 2004 +159 If the filmmakers had resisted the urge to make it so adorable and meaningful, this could have been a terrific comedy. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 23, 2004 +159 Dickie Roberts is a lot funnier than it has any right to be... considering it's a David Spade comedy and counts Adam Sandler among its executive producers. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 1, 2004 +159 This was a hysterical, shocking, and depressing movie that will have you feeling that you are old. fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise November 2, 2003 +159 Quickly pushes aside the satirical promise of its premise in favor of trying to warm our hearts. C- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 9, 2003 +159 Instead, all we get is a pithy mope session where the best the group can do is rag on current celebrities like Brad Pitt. In a scenario so ripe for comedy and pathos, this is the best Spade can come up with? 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 27, 2003 +159 Child is father to the man in this often funny, but just as often ham-fisted, untrue Hollywood story. B- fresh Bob Townsend 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution September 27, 2003 +159 Comes off like a Hallmark card parody written by the staffers at Cracked. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer September 25, 2003 +159 Not as disposable as we first think, and ultimately watchable once we get past an hour that's only marginally less damaging than a 'Diff'rent Strokes' marathon - but it's not exactly inspired either. 2/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) September 13, 2003 +159 ...the sort of B-actor-driven comedic train wreck that David Spade used to dryly mock while doing his 'Hollywood Minute' on Saturday Night Live C rotten Mac Verstandig 0 The Badger Herald September 12, 2003 +159 At least Dickie Roberts is a good dozen jokes apart from being a one-joke movie. And it's a good thing Spade penned the premise as fiction before Fox tried to pass it off as a reality show. 2.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) September 11, 2003 +159 You sense Spade is scared of what finding too much of himself in Dickie might mean. rotten Alex Pappademas 1 Village Voice September 9, 2003 +159 An opportunity badly blown. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review September 8, 2003 +159 Just a platform for Spade to tell smutty jokes to kids, fall off bicycles, puncture waterbeds, and, oh yes, learn the real meaning of family. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate September 8, 2003 +159 This movie is better than Lost and Found and Joe Dirt, but that's like saying a kick in the shins is better than a poke in the eye or a kick to the groin. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 8, 2003 +159 This is Spade's best effort in a long line of really bad solo projects, but the best parts of his film feature washed up actors and have nothing at all to do with him. 2/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend September 8, 2003 +159 In a world in which Gary Coleman-for-governor campaigns and dramatic TV movies about the rise of the Partridge Family really do exist, 'Dickie Roberts' is too late to have much impact. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 8, 2003 +159 Am I the only critic willing to talk about how offensive the elementary school spirit squad scene is? 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs September 8, 2003 +159 "Even Dick Van Patten make an appearance. Who knew ""Eight is Enough"" referred to the number of authentic hairs on Dick's head?" 1/4 rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! September 7, 2003 +159 Has a surprising amount of heart, but heart doesn't replace good gags. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide September 7, 2003 +159 The film has its moments, particularly when in satire mode. It's just too bad that not as much fun and imagination went into crafting and then fleshing out the main, predictable plot. 4/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! September 7, 2003 +159 What starts off as a biting comedy turns out to have a soft, squishy middle. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat September 7, 2003 +159 Every moment that's meant to be touching is laughable, but the moments when we're supposed to be laughing are just funny enough to carry the movie along. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 6, 2003 +159 While most of the physical comedy is lazy and predictable...what surrounds it is a surprisingly charming diversion with a rather clever premise. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 6, 2003 +159 ...the shoddy execution of Dickie Roberts is about a dozen of whoopie cushions inferior to the insightful other sources that knew how to skew the outrageousness of this subject matter. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye September 6, 2003 +159 Too hit-and-miss to score consistently, the film still offers plenty of strong laughs, along with a knowing take on celebrities and their foibles. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International September 6, 2003 +159 I often found myself laughing in spite of no one, not even myself. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com September 6, 2003 +159 "Only the latest in a long line of forgettable, unfunny ""comedies"" in which we're supposed to care about some intrinsically unlikable slob." 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 5, 2003 +159 The movie may appeal to fans of Spade's trademark smug and blandly disaffected comic style. And his delivery occasionally fits the material. But too many segments are flat and schlocky. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 5, 2003 +159 Starts out strong but falters in the middle. 2.5/5 rotten Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide September 5, 2003 +159 This film is not the worst Spade has ever made. Remember Joe Dirt? Unfortunately, Dickie Roberts is just another forgettable film in his desperately-seeking -a-feature -film-career oeuvre. 1/5 rotten Daphne Gordon 1 Toronto Star September 5, 2003 +159 Dickie Roberts, while certainly not a good movie, is a perfectly affable summer comedy, filled with nearly nonstop physical comedy and an impressive sprinkling of has-been celebrity cameos. 2/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel September 5, 2003 +159 A slightly better-than-average David Spade summer comedy that imparts its fair share of laughs but bogs down after a solid start and never makes anything special out of its premise. C+ rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 5, 2003 +159 It's a standard joke in screwy teen comedies, but for some reason it seems kind of fresh here. 3/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 5, 2003 +159 Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star is alert fun as long as it stays on Hollywood and Vine ... once Dickie is transplanted to suburbia, his movie becomes just another bland, heartfelt family-oriented comedy. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee September 5, 2003 +159 [A] laugh-free comedy. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 5, 2003 +159 David Spade has two-thirds of a comic idea, and the jokes occasionally hit one of their hundred moving targets. rotten Bob Campbell 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 5, 2003 +159 The only thing worse than an Adam Sandler movie is an Adam Sandler movie without Adam Sandler. 2/4 rotten Katrina Onstad 0 National Post September 5, 2003 +159 Another lame, predictable comedy created by and starring a former Saturday Night Live star. 1.5/4 rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 5, 2003 +159 Spade's signature trait...has always been a smugness that far outweighs any talent he might have to be smug about. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) September 5, 2003 +159 After a few initial pratfalls, the humor gives way to a saccharine pathos as Dickie is supposed to be growing up emotionally and becoming mutually attached to the family. Unbelievable conversations and stupid dance numbers replace the humor. 1.5/4 rotten Charles Savage 1 Miami Herald September 5, 2003 +159 Spade is hilarious, especially when he's taking shots at Hollywood and the whole celebrity game. But when Dickie Roberts gets maudlin, Spade shows only too clearly he's not an actor. 2.5/5 rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies September 5, 2003 +159 A disaster. 1.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies September 5, 2003 +159 A sweetly winning domestic comedy. B+ fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle September 5, 2003 +159 Every bit the disposable piece of piffle you think it's going to be, Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star is nonetheless mildly enjoyable. C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News September 5, 2003 +159 There are almost enough fresh elements to make the movie worthwhile. 2/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press September 5, 2003 +159 The filmmakers coast on the fish-out-of-water premise, offering a decent number of clever lines and approaching genuine warmth but relying too heavily upon on-the-nose cameos and easy gags. 2.5/5 rotten Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 5, 2003 +159 A lot of it is painfully unfunny, but often for bizarre if not entertaining reasons. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe September 5, 2003 +159 Made with consummate carelessness but with occasional moments of knowing humor. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post September 5, 2003 +159 "At best, ""Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star"" is a woefully un-funny and unnecessarily sappy remake of Adam Sandler's dopey yet hilarious ""Billy Madison."" At its worst ""Dickie"" is a Pauly Shore film with David Spade stuck in it." rotten James Hill 0 BET.com September 5, 2003 +159 Filled with ideas that aren't credible even in a zany comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 5, 2003 +159 There are laughs, to be sure, and some gleeful supporting performances, but after a promising start the movie sinks in a bog of sentiment. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 5, 2003 +159 Leave it writhing in the throes of forced humor. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post September 5, 2003 +159 An amiable-enough Spade vehicle that lacks that certain something, but still manages to generate its fair share of giggles. 3/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic September 5, 2003 +159 [Spade's] snide bits provide some of the picture's funniest stuff. But that's only because little else in the movie does. 1.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 5, 2003 +159 Like David Spade's underrated Joe Dirt, Dickie is great in concept, so-so in execution. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 5, 2003 +159 As far as good humor goes, Dickie Roberts is kid stuff. C rotten 0 E! Online September 5, 2003 +159 As predictable as paint-by- numbers, but somehow it seems unlikely that viewers will watch this one in hopes of following a masterful plot. 2/4 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com September 5, 2003 +159 This movie is almost as much of a surprise as it is to wake up on Christmas morning to find just what you want under the tree. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com September 5, 2003 +159 Spade proves that it's plenty easy to mock former child actors, but it's actually enterprising to directly involve them in the plot. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World September 5, 2003 +159 Switches gears from toothless celebrity satire to gooey family dramedy. rotten Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com September 5, 2003 +159 So this is what we've come to: bad SNL flicks about characters who never even appeared on SNL. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 5, 2003 +159 David Spade has never had a hit film on his own, and he has given us little reason to think he deserves one. D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 4, 2003 +159 While there are numerous stomach-churning scenes in 'Dickie Roberts'..., the most gorge-inducing moments come when we are genuinely meant to feel for him. rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 Critic Doctor September 4, 2003 +159 They are trying to sell this as a family values film, and the humor is, for the most part, in the toilet. I'm not against this kind of humor - just this kind of marketing. C rotten Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) September 4, 2003 +159 "Your appreciation of the movie will hinge on your tolerance for the ""quirky"" antics of Spade." C rotten Shawn Bowers 0 Kansas City Star September 4, 2003 +159 Yet another in the increasingly inert and generic assembly line created by Adam Sandler for SNL alums. C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 4, 2003 +159 A nauseating bowl of treacle about a man who discovers heaven in his own backyard. 1/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times September 4, 2003 +159 A joke that gets beaten to death in the first five minutes. 2/4 rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 4, 2003 +159 This sleek and sunny comedy is an all-too-rare example of smart and inventive Hollywood filmmaking. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times September 4, 2003 +159 Spade will be a former grownup star if he can't find funnier material than this. 1/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor September 4, 2003 +159 Like its subject, can't climb above earlier, more successful moments. 2.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star September 4, 2003 +159 A comedy that's actually funny. C+ fresh Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News September 4, 2003 +159 Overall, 'Dickie' is a very funny comedy -- especially if you're in Spade's generation and know who all those real former child stars are who pop up for some sublime and ridiculous cameos. fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily September 4, 2003 +159 I laughed here and there - not hard - but just enough to have to recommend the film. 2.5/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) September 4, 2003 +159 Dickie Roberts doesn't fail totally, but Spade is such a lackadaisical comedian that what does end up having any appeal at all always seems to have happened by accident. 2/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday September 4, 2003 +159 Saturday-morning special material. rotten John Dentino 1 L.A. Weekly September 4, 2003 +159 Director Sam Weisman knows the formulas and so do Spade and Wolf -- perhaps too well. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune September 4, 2003 +159 Replace the mullet-wearing redneck from Joe Dirt with a burnout child actor, and you've got Dickie Roberts. 3/10 rotten Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch September 4, 2003 +159 Heavy on the celebrity cameos but fresh out of clever ideas. 2/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com September 4, 2003 +159 If it just didn't star Spade, ... 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews September 3, 2003 +159 Generally succeeds -- in hit-and-miss fashion -- at bridging the gap between unlikable jerk and misunderstood good guy, though it's still something of a leap to leading-man territory. rotten Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter September 3, 2003 +159 An inside joke rather than a funny one. C rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 3, 2003 +159 Spade's version of 'The Wedding Singer'--a movie that might actually appeal to people who've previously found its star insufferable...a good-natured bit of family fluff. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 1, 2003 +159 strictly ordinary and joins the ranks of the soon to be forgotten 2.5/5 rotten John A. Nesbit 0 ToxicUniverse.com August 16, 2003 +159 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com January 7, 2012 +159 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +159 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +159 2/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons March 14, 2005 +159 2/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 7, 2004 +159 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 20, 2004 +159 2/5 rotten 0 BBC.com February 10, 2004 +159 1.5/4 rotten Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald February 2, 2004 +159 1/4 rotten Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 24, 2003 +159 1/5 rotten Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle October 1, 2003 +159 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 16, 2003 +159 2/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com September 12, 2003 +159 2.5/4 rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review September 5, 2003 +159 2/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com September 5, 2003 +160 Alternately generating adrenaline and ennui, Vertical Limit battles itself to a hard-earned draw. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 6, 2018 +160 Mediocre disaster flick. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +160 The air is thin in Vertical Limit, and so is the plot. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 27, 2004 +160 This rockumentary leaves Vertical Limit and Cliffhanger in the powder snow. The men's versions of the events are fascinating, often amusing and blatantly honest. 4/5 fresh Annette Dasey 0 Teletext January 9, 2004 +160 If you ever have the choice of being trapped, halfway up a mountain, or of watching this movie, than I advise you to don that parka and long underwear. 1/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs December 30, 2003 +160 Vertical Limit is about as silly as movies come, but the only thing that really counts is whether or not the action sequences are exciting. And they are, in a big way. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +160 fairly competent but standard action fare - Better than CLIFFHANGER but not as good as THE EIGER SANCTION 3/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 20, 2003 +160 If you've seen the trailer, you've seen the better version. 4/10 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +160 Caffeine and nitroglycerine power this special effects thriller. 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 20, 2001 +160 engineered in every moment to keep you throttled on the edge of your seat, tense with acrophobic queasiness 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +160 It looks great, but a weak script, lacklustre acting and silly relationships drag it down. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 13, 2001 +160 The film itself is so riddled with cliches, stereotypes and improbabilities that word of mouth is sure to limit the movie's prospects. rotten Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International February 7, 2001 +160 ...combines skill, danger, surprise and catastrophe in one of the most effective ways I've seen lately. 3/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org February 7, 2001 +160 The dregs of early December are upon us, and Martin Campbell's excruciating rescue effort up the world's second highest peak has tripped and fallen. 1.5/4 rotten Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online February 7, 2001 +160 "to summit up, If you're not in the mood for compelling drama and just want to enjoy a bumpy ride - take yourself to the ""Vertical Limit." 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card February 7, 2001 +160 Once the initial character introductions and explanation of the rescue is out of the way, the film becomes enjoyable and thrilling. fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) December 18, 2000 +160 If you're looking solely for visual thrills, go for a real IMAX film, not an ersatz substitute. 6/10 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 11, 2000 +160 People die in interesting ways. Audience cheers each time. At some critical point, any sense of tension dissipates and the whole exercise becomes a giddy death countdown. rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee December 8, 2000 +160 The physical feats are inspiring, crowd-pleasing testaments to the stupendous extremes of human capabilities. fresh Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 8, 2000 +160 While some of the thrills are far-fetched, they continue nonstop, avalanche-style. Adrenaline junkies will get their fix -- to the Limit -- others should explore different areas of the cineplex. rotten 0 E! Online December 8, 2000 +160 This is a movie that means to keep you involved and, preferably, gasping from start to finish . At that, it certainly does succeed. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News December 8, 2000 +160 When the characters just shut up and dangle, Vertical Limit becomes one heck of a wild time. fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press December 8, 2000 +160 Vertical Limit has no plot -- or, rather, just a semblance of a plot. rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee December 8, 2000 +160 Certainly a movie in which people are forced to test themselves in unpleasant situations. But the people I have in mind are the people in the audience. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel December 8, 2000 +160 One of the most wearisome 'high adrenaline' movies to come along in a while. rotten Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian December 8, 2000 +160 As completely ludicrous as it is at times, and as absolutely preposterous as it is at other times, it's still hard to hate Vertical Limit. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 8, 2000 +160 But at its worst, Vertical Limit makes you weary with its stock characters and de rigueur explosions, avalanches, collapsing crevices and the like. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post December 8, 2000 +160 You can almost see the summit, but the plot keeps getting in the way. rotten Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen December 8, 2000 +160 An overblown and predictable melodrama. C+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News December 8, 2000 +160 Easy enough to watch. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! December 8, 2000 +160 Limit all too often ends up showing the same thing: a disposable, second-string actor clinging to a Styrofoam ledge, looking down at an impossibly deep chasm. 2/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com December 8, 2000 +160 The film has unusually witty dialogue for a movie of this genre. fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle December 8, 2000 +160 Unwind, eat popcorn, watch people fall off mountains. That's entertainment. fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies December 8, 2000 +160 Vertical Limit is one of those edge-of-your-seat thrillers that invites lampooning. It's corny, contrived and excessive. It's also one hell of an exhilarating ride. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies December 8, 2000 +160 The Showgirls of icy, mountain-climbing movies. rotten Dave White 0 IFilm December 8, 2000 +160 Subplots of treachery and revenge make this play like The Eiger Sanction, but Vertical Limit shows you can go pretty far with enough funny lines and well-crafted action sequences. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 8, 2000 +160 First it's frighteningly exciting. Then it's mind-numbing. Finally, it's a test of patience: Can you hold out until the operator stops the car, or will you be screaming to get out before that? rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 8, 2000 +160 Far too often, Vertical Limit still has to get back to its plot. rotten Curtis Morgan 1 Miami Herald December 8, 2000 +160 Vertical Limit delivers. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 8, 2000 +160 Every time someone whips out some crampons in Vertical Limit, you're in for a thrill. Every time someone talks, you're in for a groaner. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 8, 2000 +160 Nearly all, from a gut-crunching helicopter drop to a literal cliff-hanger of excruciating tension, will have you mentally grasping for a lifeline, even if you fail to completely comprehend what's going on. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press December 8, 2000 +160 An entertaining but lengthy lesson in what happens when you have no limits at all. fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times December 8, 2000 +160 The mountain-rescue movie Vertical Limit doesn't just operate at the height of ludicrousness; it also puts marshmallow Chris O'Donnell in the business of saving lives. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 8, 2000 +160 The visuals are stunning, but that's not enough. They can't make up for this predictable story populated by cardboard-cutout characters. The film needs more rescuing than that. 2.5/4 rotten Paul Clinton 1 USA Today December 8, 2000 +160 For all the pains that have been taken to plunk us vicariously alongside the frozen peril, Vertical Limit is mostly a joke that keeps getting unfunnier. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe December 8, 2000 +160 One of the most thrilling - and authentic - mountain-climbing films in recent memory. fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post December 8, 2000 +160 The picture cuts from story thread to story thread, and in such a choppy fashion that we're rarely given the vistas that would allow us to take in the physical layout of the action. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com December 8, 2000 +160 Made from obvious formulas and pulp novel conflicts, but strongly acted and well crafted. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 8, 2000 +160 The jolts come fast and furious. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette December 8, 2000 +160 The colorless Peter and Annie and the preposterous Wick indulge in such wince-inducing, old-movie dialogue and ''tis a far, far better thing'-style emoting that the whole thing should be in black-and-white. 2.5/5 rotten Frank Lovece 0 TV Guide December 8, 2000 +160 Camouflaged as drama, Vertical Limit is a theme park of cheap thrills. It attains a horizontal limit, flattening your mind and spirit. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune December 8, 2000 +160 The film's many stunts are exciting, well-staged and cleverly shot to this layman's eyes, though climbers might nitpick the probabilities of some of the actions. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle December 8, 2000 +160 Lumbers from lardy exposition to climax overload. 1.5/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times December 8, 2000 +160 A melodramatic, adventure-filled feast for the cerebral senses that, despite its lack of originality, manages to somewhat captivate the action enthusiast in all of us. fresh Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 8, 2000 +160 If you lay aside that action and watch the people instead, it's a morass of dimwitted family crises and hack action-movie cliches. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune December 8, 2000 +160 Vertical Limit kept testing my horizontal limit. Everytime anybody talked I started to fall asleep. C- rotten Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America December 8, 2000 +160 Too often finds itself on the slippery slope of playing to the lowest common denominator. rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 7, 2000 +160 The acting is passable, the dialogue is serviceable and occasionally clever, and darned if it's not an adrenaline-booster all the way around. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 7, 2000 +160 Possibly the most suspense-charged mountain-climbing movie ever made. 4/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post December 7, 2000 +160 Icy mess. rotten Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly December 7, 2000 +160 The special effects look good, the stunts and cinematography are outstanding, and once the film gets moving, there are few extraneous moments. fresh Lawrence Terenzi 1 Mr. Showbiz December 7, 2000 +160 While a good deal of Vertical Limit is undeniably by the numbers, it has become increasingly rare to see those digits whipped into this kind of shape. 3.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 7, 2000 +160 Vertical Limit is so wound up in its own bungee cords, it leaves itself hopelessly tied in knots. rotten Robert Horton 1 Film.com December 7, 2000 +160 An excessive reliance on digital imagery undermines the impact of this linear action film. rotten Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch December 7, 2000 +160 It's possible to experience a few white knuckle moments without being in danger of catching frostbite. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 7, 2000 +160 Even the most rugged, thrill-hungry disaster movie fans may find themselves going numb. rotten Bill Gallo 0 New Times December 7, 2000 +160 Isn't so much a man- versus- nature story as it is an idiots- versus- nature story. 3/10 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 7, 2000 +160 Suspense is apparently sustained by keeping the mountaineering info to a mum and making every character a moron. 6/10 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com December 7, 2000 +160 Action is what this movie does best. B- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution December 6, 2000 +160 See it for the cool action scenes, and call it a night. 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 6, 2000 +160 More than fills the bill as roller-coaster-ride entertainment. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +160 Overall, the movie is capably directed, poorly edited, and acted with gusto. 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +160 Filled with spectacular stunts and gut wrenching moments that play on your deepest fears. fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net January 1, 2000 +160 Story and character development gets buried in an avalanche of illogical behavior and preposterous catastrophes. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 1, 2000 +160 The year's most ludicrous action movie. rotten Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine January 1, 2000 +160 Barely two minutes go by in this picture without some kind of glaring nonsense in the script or the action. 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +160 A proficient enough by-the-numbers nail-biter, but it certainly doesn't scale any cinematic heights. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +160 Features some intense action, but ultimately succumbs to the pitfalls of disaster films before it. 5/10 rotten Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment January 1, 2000 +160 O'Donnell's lazy, inexpressive performance here should prove to the suits once and for all that this walking, talking rice cake incarnate does not have what it takes to become a major star. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +160 A superficial but entertaining roller coaster ride of nonstop action. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +160 3/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +160 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +160 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +160 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +160 2/4 rotten Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +160 1.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 25, 2003 +160 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com March 7, 2003 +160 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +160 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +160 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +160 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +160 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +160 5/10 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +160 4/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 4, 2001 +160 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com April 16, 2001 +160 1/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle February 7, 2001 +160 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +160 2/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +160 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +162 Apparently aimed at children with undiscriminating or easily browbeaten parents, Mom and Dad resembles an especially irritating children's theater extravaganza or television skit. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant June 4, 2018 +162 Mom and Dad Save the World, which was directed by Greg Beeman and has the straggly feel of an extended Saturday Night Live skit, boasts unusually inspired production design. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 25, 2014 +162 Mom and Dad Save the World is an insult to the idea of children's entertainment. 1/4 rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times July 25, 2014 +162 Here's a novel idea: A kids' movie with parents as heroes. That twist is the most -- some might say only -- refreshing element in Mom and Dad Save the World. 1/4 rotten Johanna Steinmetz 1 Chicago Tribune July 25, 2014 +162 Yet another overwrought but uninspired fantasy in which all the wit is in the amusingly stylized sets and costumes rather than the script. rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times July 25, 2014 +162 The zany, campy, creature-filled fantasy Mom and Dad Save the World makes for unexpected family fun at the movies. fresh Roger Hurlburt 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 25, 2014 +162 Director Greg Beeman can't disguise the lamentable script which, despite the best efforts of a likeable and willing cast, falls flat. 1/5 rotten Robert Sellers 0 Radio Times July 25, 2014 +162 It's not too much more interesting than a blank screen. rotten 0 People Magazine July 25, 2014 +162 Mom and Dad Save the World is too calculating and self-serving by far, striving with a manic intensity for its own cult status. Lost on the filmmakers, unfortunately, is the fact that cult movies always possess a dark, disturbing subtext. 1.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide July 25, 2014 +162 Director Greg Beeman fashions a toothless feature, though one with an undeniable pace and, well, Kathy Ireland in tiny outfits. C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com July 26, 2012 +162 Little kids will find some infantile laughs in Mom and Dad Save the World, but adults will be looking at their watches during this silly sci-fi comedy. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +162 Rarely clever misfire comedy with Garr and Jones. 2/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com June 29, 2005 +162 One of those comedies that might sound like a zany hoot when pitched to a movie studio but that in execution emerges virtually laugh-free. rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +162 The weirdness is kind of charming; everything else pretty much stinks. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 31, 2002 +162 An intolerably feeble sci-fi spoof. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +162 Too many canine-faced munchkins and Lovitz-Garr shenanigans do not a comedy make, folks. 0/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +162 A spoof of science-fiction films that is more bizarre than funny. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +162 0/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) February 11, 2005 +162 0/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 10, 2003 +162 1/5 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) September 26, 2003 +162 3/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 18, 2002 +162 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 25, 2002 +162 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 9, 2002 +163 It's a grim story that should be told, but too often it's also a slow one. fresh Howard Rosenberg 1 Los Angeles Times January 23, 2018 +164 Graphic scenes of self-harm in dark coming-of-age tale. 2/5 rotten Brian Costello 0 Common Sense Media September 28, 2017 +165 Valentine is far from perfect, but not a bad film. 2.5/5 fresh Zena Dixon 0 Real Queen of Horror October 7, 2018 +165 Poorly made and just stupid. 1/5 rotten Ellen MacKay 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +165 A bland whodunit slasher film starring a bunch of nineties relics... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +165 Yet another one of those films that Scream was supposed to have buried but instead resurrected. 1/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2007 +165 The contradictory sexual politics in this lightweight slasher suggest that at some point it was meant to satirize the traditional mores of the self-satisfied female characters. rotten Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader February 28, 2007 +165 Scary horror flicks went out with the emergence of the self-referential horror movie. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +165 The essential daftness isn't helped by the stars, who play it straight when they should have gone for laughs. 1/5 rotten Jo Berry 0 Empire Magazine April 21, 2003 +165 I'm not a big fan of horror films, but as they go this isn't a bad one. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +165 A cheesy horror flick that doesn't take itself too seriously. rotten 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution June 19, 2002 +165 The horror-thriller Valentine makes mistakes where its successful predecessors like Scream didn't, essentially revealing its antagonist in its casting. 2/5 rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +165 As run-of-the-mill slasher movies go, one of the best to hit screens since the post-Scream boom. fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine February 14, 2002 +165 "Hopefully audiences will come to their senses and mark this one ""return to sender." D rotten Ted Murphy 0 Murphy's Movie Reviews December 21, 2001 +165 Just when the slasher genre had mercifully been left for dead, along comes this abysmally wasteful exercise to drain it of whatever life it has left. 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 11, 2001 +165 A WB teen melodrama with the lamest villain since the Gorton's Fisherman in I Know What You Did Last Summer. 3/10 rotten Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment September 30, 2001 +165 It all ends with a mystery over the new identity of the killer, which is so hard to figure out that you'd have to be at least six years old. 1/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic July 9, 2001 +165 This Valentine's date is mostly a bummer. The cast do not have much of a chance to distinguish themselves. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile May 11, 2001 +165 If you're going to make R-rated pulp, at least make it pulpy. rotten Michael Atkinson 0 Movieline April 16, 2001 +165 Halfway through this movie, you'll beg cupid to shoot you. 1/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review April 9, 2001 +165 ...a formula stirring in upscale sex, murder, holiday mutilation and lots of junior high school revenge fantasy. 5/10 rotten Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio March 24, 2001 +165 A modern-day slasher pic that is a step above most in the genre. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 18, 2001 +165 ... Valentine insults its audience with plot mechanics that are utterly unconvincing and an ending that is silly and confusing. rotten Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International March 5, 2001 +165 I had fun anyway. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com February 13, 2001 +165 Yet another uninspiring slasher movie. 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 13, 2001 +165 What is actually scariest about Valentine is the film's tacit attitude that these girls had it coming. rotten Todd R. Ramlow 0 PopMatters February 8, 2001 +165 Relentless in its pursuit of suspenseless mediocrity, Valentine succeeds only in boring you to death, the most horrifying fate of all. 0/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle February 8, 2001 +165 [An] awful movie. rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review February 7, 2001 +165 One of the most inane entries in a genre already piled sky-high with inane entries. 1/4 rotten Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies February 7, 2001 +165 Valentine isn't scary, but it is unsettling; not ultimately satisfying, but arresting in the moment. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 7, 2001 +165 Looking good but lacking much in the way of personality or gray matter. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety February 5, 2001 +165 Succeeds on its own modest terms, and the plot doesn't fall apart under credit-roll pondering. fresh Norman Wilner 1 Toronto Star February 5, 2001 +165 Yet another unimaginative retreading of any standard slasher film. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! February 5, 2001 +165 When it's hard to hear the dialogue because the audience is laughing, it's clear that Valentine doesn't even succeed on its own limited terms. 0.5/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times February 5, 2001 +165 A smart, stylish horror picture that offers a fresh twist on the ever-reliable revenge theme and affords a raft of talented young actors solid roles that show them to advantage. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times February 5, 2001 +165 Not only is it deadly dull, but the killer actually courts the audience's sympathy. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 5, 2001 +165 A slow-moving, predictable movie. rotten Adam Smith 0 Jam! Movies February 5, 2001 +165 As derivative and predictable as the genre demands, but far more inept. rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies February 5, 2001 +165 The standard stalker stuff that Scream satirized. rotten Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle February 5, 2001 +165 Playing it straight with material this ridiculous is an exercise in self-defeat. rotten Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News February 5, 2001 +165 Lazily works its way through the established checklist of 'scary' elements. rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Citysearch February 5, 2001 +165 As generic a horror movie as you're ever likely to find. 1/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 5, 2001 +165 There's not one second of unpredictability, not one moment that's fresh, not one iota of inspiration, not one ounce of fright, not one inkling of entertainment. rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! February 5, 2001 +165 The killings themselves mostly lack imagination. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter February 2, 2001 +165 Doesn't contain a single scary or imaginative moment. D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly February 2, 2001 +165 Blanks ... appears to be carving himself a career making slasher movies for a new generation; unfortunately, he's in no way improving on the originals. 4/10 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide February 2, 2001 +165 The only reason to see this atrocity is if you want your significant other to terminate the relationship because of your terrible taste in films. 0/4 rotten Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com February 2, 2001 +165 This is a box of rancid chocolates of rare stupidity. rotten Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen February 2, 2001 +165 There's no tension and no mystery. rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 2, 2001 +165 Blanks ... directs in almost entirely suspense-free fashion. rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post February 2, 2001 +165 Even by the thoroughly undemanding standards of its burned-out genre, Valentine is vacuous, tedious, and perfunctory. 4/10 rotten Cody Clark 1 Mr. Showbiz February 2, 2001 +165 Not enough creative killings, not enough gore and not enough scariness. rotten Dave White 0 IFilm February 2, 2001 +165 Simply mines the same tired, predictable slasher-movie vein. rotten Gemma Files 1 Film.com February 2, 2001 +165 It's not even so bad that it's good. It's just plain bad. rotten 0 E! Online February 2, 2001 +165 Valentine isn't nearly as horrible as the ads would suggest. That's not to say the movie's good, either. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press February 2, 2001 +165 Credibility and intelligence are pretty thoroughly battered. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe February 2, 2001 +165 Rehashes the horror genre in an unoriginal and uninvolving way that simply marks its time and body count until the muddled and silly ending. 4/10 rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 2, 2001 +165 Banks entirely on the low standards of typical slasher movie fans. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire February 2, 2001 +165 Frankly, the killer here is doing all of us a favor: eliminate the slow and stupid before they reproduce. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 2, 2001 +165 Thrills are utterly lacking in the film. 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com February 2, 2001 +165 When the big revelations come at the end, they certainly rate an eleven on a Prepostero-Meter with a scale of ten. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 2, 2001 +165 It is truly one of the worst films ever made. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine February 1, 2001 +165 We've seen it all before. 6/10 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 1, 2001 +165 D rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +165 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +165 0/4 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com June 20, 2003 +165 5/10 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons November 24, 2001 +165 2/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews February 13, 2001 +171 My choice as the funniest of Hope and Crosby's Road pictures. It is definitely the zaniest. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers December 23, 2006 +171 Has plenty of quips. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 12, 2005 +171 Bing and Bob off on another road, in the fourth -- and many say funniest -- of their famous 'Road' series. If nothing else, it may be their wildest. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 2, 2003 +171 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +171 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 8, 2004 +171 3/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire June 27, 2003 +180 The only people who could possible hope actually to enjoy this film would be... those sad types who derive pleasure from feeling cross. rotten Vanessa Letts 0 The Spectator July 24, 2018 +180 Body of Evidence won't be remembered for classic plotting or brilliant legal gambits. But give it its due: it holds one's attention. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 13, 2018 +180 There is little, if any, erotic chemistry between Dafoe and Madonna, and, as a result, their sex scenes look more like hard work than pleasure. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide July 20, 2009 +180 Another turkey from the queen of pop, and possibly the worst film on her CV of cinematic clunkers. rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Film4 July 20, 2009 +180 While he may be marginally better at directing kinky sex scenes than Instinct's Paul Verhoeven, [Edel is] stuck with a fairly ho-hum script by Brad Mirman. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader July 20, 2009 +180 A courtroom drama built around the charge that Madonna's body is a deadly weapon with which she 'fornicated' a man to death, this showcase for the singer-thesp as femme fatale is more silly than erotic. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +180 I'd rather eat my own liver than sit through this again 1/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole February 3, 2009 +180 The sour taste that Body left for [director] Edel is evident in his next, very different big screen feature: the children's fantasy The Little Vampire. 1/5 rotten Matthew Sorrento 0 Film Threat July 24, 2008 +180 [There's] no tension. rotten 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +180 Yet another failed effort at making Madonna a legit actress, in a preposterous thriller could be labeled Basic Stink. 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com May 1, 2006 +180 Tries hard to be hot and steamy but ends up being lifeless and laughable. 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 3, 2005 +180 A pale husk of a film. 4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Apollo Guide August 30, 2003 +180 Mediocre erotic thriller trying to capture Basic Instinct success. Tries too hard, not really sexy, and certainly not mysterious. 2/5 rotten Fred Topel 0 About.com July 14, 2003 +180 A sluggish courtroom melodrama relieved only by unintenional laughter. 1.5/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +180 Be thankful that its star, a singer, dancer, mother, and woman of the world, has plenty of day jobs to go back to. D rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +180 Madonna provides the body. The script provides the evidence. Together they prove conclusively that bodies without stories make rotten movies. 3/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis December 1, 2002 +180 Madonna may have the body, but there's no evidence she can act with it. 1/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com August 9, 2002 +180 The biggest disappointment lies in Uli Edel. 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews August 5, 2002 +180 The most enjoyably awful of Madonna's awful movies. fresh Edward Margulies 0 Movieline April 17, 2001 +180 This is the kind of poor effort that's difficult to forgive. 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +180 I've seen comedies with fewer laughs than Body of Evidence, and this is a movie that isn't even trying to be funny. 0.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +180 What do you say about this kind of movie? rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +180 A bland, utterly silly, curiously provincial courtroom drama. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +180 "You know how sometimes something can be so bad that it's almost good? Well, that's more or less the case here, with stress on the word ""less." 0.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +180 Director Uli Edel concentrates on the sleaze when he should be helping Madonna act. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +180 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +180 0/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 24, 2004 +180 3/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals April 24, 2004 +180 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com July 9, 2003 +180 0/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 2, 2003 +180 0/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World May 16, 2003 +180 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 6, 2002 +180 2/5 rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +180 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly June 1, 1992 +181 Mostly though, [McHenry] just goes through the motions of moviemaking, pandering the audience with hot sex and brutal violence while playing with recurring bus imagery that goes nowhere. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant June 4, 2018 +181 Uncertain but uplifting. 3/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times February 12, 2018 +181 The film seems overextended and unbelievable both as love story and as urban tragedy. rotten Peter Rainer 1 Los Angeles Times February 12, 2018 +181 Quite convincing and gripping. fresh Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun February 12, 2018 +181 Stumbles into a lame love story and ends in a conventional shootout and bloodbath. rotten Deborah Young 1 Variety June 23, 2008 +181 McHenry's control of the nicely unsentimental tone is pretty assured, while there's a bonus in the soundtrack which mixes bluesy electric guitar and soul standards. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +181 A muddled film that takes a standard urban action movie and adds a veneer of overwrought romance. rotten Caryn James 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +181 Convincing and heartbreakingly tragic. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +181 Overcooked and half-baked. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +181 C rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +181 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 18, 2005 +181 3/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald August 18, 2004 +181 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 12, 2004 +181 2/4 rotten Neil Martin 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +181 4/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 4, 2002 +181 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +181 3/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com December 10, 2001 +181 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +181 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +181 8 fresh Akiva Gottlieb 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +181 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +181 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +181 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly September 28, 1994 +182 Hotel for Dogs delivers warm messages about generosity and sticking with seemingly impossible goals. There are worse ways to spend a winter afternoon than with this amusing comedy. B- fresh Julie Washington 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer August 17, 2017 +182 Undemanding tykes will gets their giggles flowing with the Rube Goldberg-style contraptions invented for the dogs. 2/5 rotten Phil Hall 0 EDGE Boston December 13, 2009 +182 ...unapologetically geared towards younger viewers... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 26, 2009 +182 All that matters is that the loose ends of this sweet, kids-outsmart-the-adults fable are ultimately tied together nicely in a fashion certain to satisfy the average five year-old by the time the closing credits roll. 2.5/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze May 8, 2009 +182 Not bad. It is funny and touching at times, even though the premise is pretty close to impossible. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope May 7, 2009 +182 You'll admire the doggie tricks and tolerate the rest, which is both the best and worst thing that can be said about it. 3/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 DVDTalk.com May 4, 2009 +182 In Thor Freudenthal's heartwarming wag based on Lois Duncan's book, the strays aren't your usual mangy curs but well-groomed pedigreed show dogs who're aw-shucks cute. 2.5/4 fresh Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix April 23, 2009 +182 So, never work with children and animals, eh? 3/5 fresh Simon Weaving 0 Screenwize March 25, 2009 +182 The dogs are never quite as entertaining as they should be for the kids in the audience, and the hypercutesiness and speechifying at the end will lead to much tightening of adult sphincters. 2/5 rotten Peter Whittle 0 Times (UK) February 19, 2009 +182 Accompanying adults will be disappointed to see the talents of Lisa Kudrow wasted. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) February 19, 2009 +182 Anodyne family fare, Hotel is awash with all-American sentimentality but the many cute canines might just make it bearable for younger viewers. 2/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) February 19, 2009 +182 Cheerful family-com. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 thelondonpaper February 13, 2009 +182 Everyone needs love and a home, whether kids or animals, is the cheesy but entirely heartfelt message of this fairly predictable and old-fashioned kids' movie. 2/5 rotten 0 Daily Record (UK) February 13, 2009 +182 The schmaltz is laid on thick, but kids love this sort of stuff and, refreshingly, the dog bits are done the old-fashioned, fun way: with animal trainers rather than CGI. 2/5 rotten Cath Clarke 0 Guardian February 13, 2009 +182 Despite all these reservations, many children will enjoy this picture, and it's the best-crafted, most entertaining Hollywood product of a very bad week. 3/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) February 13, 2009 +182 Kids could do worse than check in at the two- star Hotel For Dogs this half-term. 2/5 rotten 0 The Sun (UK) February 13, 2009 +182 It is a nice blend of slapstick fun, a little family pathos and a whole bunch of dogs of all shapes and sizes and is likely to be a popular draw for harassed parents looking for a little respite from the youngsters. 3/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Sunday Mirror (UK) February 12, 2009 +182 Inventive and endearing in places but ultimately an unsatisfying mix of slow plotting and superficial characterisation. 2/5 rotten Anna Smith 0 Empire Magazine February 12, 2009 +182 True, there's only the merest suggestion of an education system for these juveniles, but credibility's secondary when you've got lots of dogs doing cute stuff. 3/5 fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out February 12, 2009 +182 All the innocence of the Beethoven film series but with more dogs. 3/5 fresh Holly Grigg-Spall 0 Film4 February 12, 2009 +182 It needs something quite special to save this film from toxic splurges of sentiment. Lisa Kudrow and Kevin Dillon duly oblige as a pair of fabulously awful foster parents. 2/5 rotten James Christopher 0 Times (UK) February 12, 2009 +182 Cute, silly family fare from Nickelodeon. 3/5 fresh Charles Gant 0 Heat Magazine February 12, 2009 +182 If you lapped up Beverly Hills Chihuahua, this canine caper about two siblings who turn a derelict hotel into a refuge for stray pooches will no doubt be the mutt's nuts. 3/5 rotten Neil Smith 0 Total Film February 12, 2009 +182 The premise is sound but the script is rather clunky and the film suffers from an uncertainty of tone. rotten Karl French 0 Financial Times February 12, 2009 +182 Whilst not as funny as it could have been, Hotel For Dogs gets by on sheer charm, thanks to a likeable cast, a decent script, pacey direction and a high cuteness factor. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 12, 2009 +182 Although it's not quite as consistently engaging or funny as it could be, this doggy adventure has moments that grab the imagination 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 12, 2009 +182 Corny and silly...with a brisk pace and lively soundtrack. 4/10 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru January 30, 2009 +182 Slumdog. C- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) January 25, 2009 +182 Well, it's just so doggone cute. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) January 25, 2009 +182 "Hotel for Dogs"" is naturally attractive because of the sheer number of dogs in the film, suitable for any dog lover such as myself..." 3/5 fresh Rory L. Aronsky 0 Film Threat January 22, 2009 +182 The images are cluttered and murky, the comic rhythms falter, and the adult humans in the cast, including Lisa Kudrow and Don Cheadle, seem resigned to being upstaged by the kids and dogs. 2/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) January 22, 2009 +182 All in all it's a very pleasant way to spend the afternoon with a bunch of kids. 3/5 fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times January 22, 2009 +182 I was really hoping there'd been some misunderstanding about the title and this would turn out to be Eli Roth's Hostel for Dogs. 3/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 21, 2009 +182 The animal side of the movie is great; the human side not so great. 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com January 20, 2009 +182 Will the kids like it? Yeah, probably. Will the parents tolerate it or enjoy it? Probably not. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies January 20, 2009 +182 Dog people will like it. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies January 20, 2009 +182 never feels more than surface, more than flash. 2/5 rotten Keith Breese 0 Filmcritic.com January 19, 2009 +182 Grownup audience members may fidget more than their kids. 1.5/5 rotten Jette Kernion 0 Cinematical January 17, 2009 +182 Canine charmers fill the screen in 'Hotel for Dogs,' but the heartwarming relationship between a brother and sister gives this movie its greatest appeal fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 17, 2009 +182 Adults will see the huge plot holes that pepper Hotel for Dogs but the filmmakers know that the real audience, the youngsters, won't care. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 16, 2009 +182 Hotel for Dogs gives the mutts plenty of personality, but every so often, the story has to fling back into the lives of the kids. That's when I'd lose interest. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 16, 2009 +182 Young pet lovers will get a kick out of dog comedy. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media January 16, 2009 +182 It's sad to see a promising fantasy turn into yet another industrial-scale fantasy-delivery system that beats up on its audience with mindless intensity and undercuts its own humanity. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal January 16, 2009 +182 The human dramas are less involving [than the dogs'], and a pair of teen romances feel like something on the Disney Channel. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today January 16, 2009 +182 Plot and character development are pretty much irrelevant in the sunshiny fantasy world of this movie. 2.5/4 rotten Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star January 16, 2009 +182 A well-made, slightly old-fashioned adventure with a few fantasy elements and a modern, ironic sense of humor. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 16, 2009 +182 A sweet reminder of the importance of family and community, human and canine alike. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times January 16, 2009 +182 In the end, the message is what prevails. The movie's political and moral points -- and theme about creating family however you can find it -- elevate it above the average kids movie. B- fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 16, 2009 +182 It's no great shakes as a film, but its combination of mild comedy, slapstick, pathos, many photogenic canines and a positive message will make it irresistible to families. 3/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 16, 2009 +182 The crisp look director Thor Freudenthal brings to the visuals isn't matched in its story or its characters, all of whom, including the dogs, lack a special zip. 3/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News January 16, 2009 +182 It's all silly but remarkably fun and should wring smiles from even the grouchiest cat lover. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald January 16, 2009 +182 [The filmmakers] can handle cheap gags and visuals, but story, character, dialogue, even a consistent tone are entirely out of their grasp. 2/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star January 16, 2009 +182 A movie like Hotel For Dogs is so carefully demographically targeted, it takes the guesswork out of deciding whether to go. It is not a movie that kids and adults will enjoy equally. 2/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies January 16, 2009 +182 It's like flipping through five years of dog calendars. 1/4 rotten Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail January 16, 2009 +182 "There really is no good reason for Don Cheadle to be in Hotel for Dogs, unless perhaps he's somehow contractually obliged to appear in every movie that features the word ""hotel"" in its title." 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 16, 2009 +182 One comedy that will have you begging for more. A motley group of talented canines outperform the humans. 3/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Hollywood.com January 16, 2009 +182 Ultimately a tribute to the Power of Cute Pooches; despite all the film's shortcomings, the dogs deliver genuine laughs and prove to be thoroughly engaging protagonists. 2.5/4 fresh Carolyn Arends 0 Christianity Today January 16, 2009 +182 Friendly, formulaic, completely harmless. 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe January 16, 2009 +182 Look, I love dogs. But this film tried my patience almost beyond endurance. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Kaltenbach 0 Baltimore Sun January 16, 2009 +182 A fetching and funny family film with special appeal to dog lovers. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 16, 2009 +182 Part of me thinks young children will still be entertained by this mess, but anyone over the age of eight will probably start to squirm in their seat in boredom fairly quickly. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 16, 2009 +182 Beverly Hills Chihuahua may not be comic gold, but it at least tried to throw in some entertainment for the adults in the crowd. C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 16, 2009 +182 It may not be Hotel Rwanda, but Don Cheadle does bring a nice dose of compassion to Hotel for Dogs. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm January 16, 2009 +182 The dogs include a fine three-legged fellow who reminded me of my in-law's old dog, Buddy, and that's the sort of movie we have here. You use it to think about dogs you once knew, or the ones whose company you're enjoying at present. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune January 16, 2009 +182 There are movies that work for children and there are movies that work for all ages, and while I, as a grownup, prefer the latter, I'll have to admit that the kids in my screening of Hotel for Dogs liked it just fine. 4 rotten Robert Davis 0 Paste Magazine January 16, 2009 +182 You can predict the end of the film in the first five minutes but I will say that the dogs and the gadgets were pretty fun to watch. 2/5 rotten Kevin McCarthy 0 WJFK-FM (CBS Radio) January 16, 2009 +182 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 16, 2009 +182 Loaded with enough stupid pet and human tricks to satisfy David Letterman for years to come. 3/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 16, 2009 +182 Some of this stuff is fun, but some of it is crushingly routine. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 16, 2009 +182 The dogs carry the film appropriately, perhaps even outacting their human costars. Especially Cheadle, who should really have a long conversation with his agent about his future in worthwhile film roles. C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com January 16, 2009 +182 While it is not uncommon for Serious Actors to lighten up and make a film their kids can see, it is nonetheless jarring to see someone on the level of Don Cheadle turn up in a January-released, kiddie animal programmer. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 15, 2009 +182 Unpolished, undernourished and inconsequential, Hotel for Dogs is mediocre, at best. You watch it, you wait for it to be over, and you go about your day without giving it another thought. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 15, 2009 +182 Don Cheadle stars in Hotel for Dogs. Did he lose some sort of bet to Clooney and Pitt? 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com January 15, 2009 +182 You'd probably be just as entertained chasing your own tail. 2/4 rotten Daniel Getahun 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 15, 2009 +182 Even the normally reliable Kudrow can barely disguise her contempt for the material. D rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online January 15, 2009 +182 There's no disguising fluff this fluffy. C+ rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club January 15, 2009 +182 By movie's end, I had whiplash from the movie's lurches between frivolity and seriousness. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 15, 2009 +182 The film goes to the dogs. They don't steal the scenes, they are the scenes. They bring so much personality that it's hard for any of the actors to compete, even the kids. 2.7 fresh Kent Turner 0 School Library Journal January 15, 2009 +182 There isn't a malicious bone in the film's body. 2.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine January 15, 2009 +182 Comparatively, a movie about a hotel for hogs, logs or frogs might have had a chance. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com January 15, 2009 +182 Hotel for Dogs is a sweet, innocent family movie about stray dogs that seem as well-trained as Olympic champions. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 15, 2009 +182 Although younger children will doubtless love it, Hotel for Dogs is too often cute for its own sake to really entertain anyone else. 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic January 15, 2009 +182 In the department of small mercies, the dogs don't talk, but the human dialogue is as stale as the characters bathing in love-the-family-you're-with pathos. rotten Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly January 15, 2009 +182 Hotel for Dogs sends out a positive message about animals in need. B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com January 15, 2009 +182 Expect canine-loving crowds to book repeat reservations for this lively, if entirely predictable, family comedy. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International January 15, 2009 +182 Hotel for Dogs is light entertainment with plenty of dog action for adults an kids alike. 2.5/4 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Entertainment Insiders January 15, 2009 +182 It's harmless junk for small kids -- but no matter how harmless, it's still junk. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 15, 2009 +182 A laughless, gadget-geared and poop-obsessed kid comedy based on a Lois Duncan book, it will sorely test any parent hoping to have a few laughs with the kids and make it home without a side trip to the Humane Society. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 14, 2009 +182 It's not a TV remake, with pooches playing the parts made famous by James Brolin, Anne Baxter, and Connie Sellecca. Damn. 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews January 14, 2009 +183 The Glenn Miller Orchestra is THE reason to catch this WWII musical. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 8, 2008 +183 a bared teeth comedy about the gossiping and back biting that goes on among the wives of the band members. 4/5 fresh Douglas Pratt 0 DVDLaser June 14, 2007 +183 Mr. Miller and his assorted virtuosos are killers when it comes to making jive, but it takes more than wind and willingness to support a ninety-seven-minute film. 2/5 rotten Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times September 30, 2006 +186 So bad that it's borderline fascinating. 1/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat May 21, 2014 +186 "Favorite lines: ""Drop that zero and get with the hero ... You live your life for someone else -- you ain't livin' ..." 1/4 rotten 0 TV Guide January 7, 2008 +186 This one is absolutely pricless in its awfulness. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 3, 2005 +186 No comment needed. 0/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum August 12, 2003 +186 The lifeless music and dance sequences in which the rapper performs with his crew have the feel of low-budget video clips that have been inserted almost by mistake. 1/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +186 Having established that he can't rap or dance, Vanilla Ice now adds acting to his resume -- call it the tri-imperfecta of pop. rotten Richard Harrington 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +186 At least supermodel Naomi Campbell had sense enough to merely sing under the opening credits rather than try something out of her league. 0/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +186 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 4, 2005 +186 1/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 30, 2003 +186 0/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 4, 2002 +186 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +187 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 22, 2005 +188 The unusual story is complemented by quirky characters that are strengthened by excellent performances. A somewhat dark and sometimes cynical comedy. fresh Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal September 7, 2018 +188 This is a heartfelt and smart-tongued micro sci-fi with a tone and voice entirely its own, faltering only in its half-hearted attempts to become an ensemble piece. 4/5 fresh Emma Dibdin 0 The Arts Desk May 21, 2018 +188 It's just about everything you'd want in a summer movie, combining elements of romance, science fiction and comedy juiced with an element of frat-boy attitude. A- fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger May 24, 2013 +188 SAFETY NOT GUARANTEED sticks the landing. fresh Meredith Borders 0 Birth.Movies.Death. April 3, 2013 +188 Bouncing back and forth between belief and incredulity, the film weaves an engaging story about love, time travel and the importance of looking beyond the obvious. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight March 21, 2013 +188 Time travel and unexpected love combine for one of the best films of the year. 4.5/5 fresh Tom Glasson 0 Concrete Playground March 3, 2013 +188 If you like your science-fiction lo-fi, and your coming of age parables with a handy technological metaphor at their core, Colin Trevorrow's Safety Not Guaranteed is the movie you've been waiting for. 3.5/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix January 13, 2013 +188 The film is obviously low-budget but has a smart script and a real feeling for those who would like to turn back the clock. Its modesty on the whole becomes it, and Plaza is a real find. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard January 4, 2013 +188 A human drama with some good laughs, winningly performed, and never predictable. 4/5 fresh Russell Lewin 0 SFX Magazine January 2, 2013 +188 [It] can be comic, tragic, mundane or something weirdly transcendental. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) December 30, 2012 +188 Shows you don't need much more than a good script to make a decent film - even if said script involves time travel. 3/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) December 28, 2012 +188 The finale may raise eyebrows, but this is an experience you'll want to relive. 4/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Radio Times December 27, 2012 +188 The problem is that your safety is guaranteed - everyone is too likeable for there to be any sense of danger. 3/5 rotten Grant Rollings 0 The Sun (UK) December 27, 2012 +188 his time-travel romcom wastes lead Aubrey Plaza and dithers until its geek-pandering finale. 2/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Guardian December 27, 2012 +188 The independent sector of American cinema, you would think, would do better. 2/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 27, 2012 +188 Few films so gloriously live up to their potential. 4/5 fresh Jessica Lambert 0 Little White Lies December 26, 2012 +188 See it...then travel back in time and see it again. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema December 26, 2012 +188 An endearingly oddball indie sci-fi. 3/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Empire Magazine December 24, 2012 +188 A low-concept film about time travel mightn't sound like much of a trip, but first-time director Colin Trevorrow offers good-natured fun and real substance in place of shiny surfaces and whizz-bang effects. 4/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy December 24, 2012 +188 With a low budget but a lot of imagination and talent, director Trevorrow and writer Connolly create a deceptively simple comedy that's one of the most entertaining films of the year. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com December 21, 2012 +188 It may not make you walk out, but it certainly left me unsatisfied. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 20, 2012 +188 With another rewrite and some more focused direction, Trevorrow could have exploited the potential in his story and provided a worthy platform for Plaza, whose deadpan lead performance is excellent. 2/5 rotten Philip Concannon 0 The Skinny December 20, 2012 +188 Plaza and Duplass are enormously watchable, and there's a sweet sadness in the movie's focus on lost dreams and missed chances, and the truism that we all long for a time machine every once in a while. 3/5 fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out December 18, 2012 +188 Safety Not Guaranteed is an original worth seeking out. B+ fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony December 8, 2012 +188 The past has never seemed so inviting as it does in Colin Trevorrow's DIY time-travel romance. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 Total Film December 6, 2012 +188 From its shoestring budget to its familiar tropes, this could have been independent filmmaking at its most generic. But with its off-the-wall premise, snarky wit and heartfelt performances, it's quite the opposite: an inspired original. fresh Michael Sauter 0 Film Journal International November 16, 2012 +188 A lighthearted tale that deftly mixes absurdist humor with touching moments and a real feeling of loneliness. 3/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com November 9, 2012 +188 How do you incorporate a science-fiction element in a low-budget indie production? For answers, see the engaging new comedy Safety Not Guaranteed... fresh Leonard Maltin 1 indieWire November 2, 2012 +188 A small, richly nuanced, engaging piece of romantic fluff with a decent sci-fi tinge that doesn't overplay its quirkiness. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW October 19, 2012 +188 It is a strange and strangely appealing journey that this film takes. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) October 18, 2012 +188 This is one of those films where the filmmaker takes you on an audacious journey and makes you believe every moment of it. A nice debut from Trevorrow and Connolly. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) October 18, 2012 +188 The film balances the extraordinary and ordinary with great aplomb, and Duplass and Plaza give beautifully judged performances. 3.5/5 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) October 18, 2012 +188 It is one of those nicely-made efforts where every element sits perfectly in place, but the director is too tentative to shift them around too much. So they just sit there. The choice is yours: enjoy the stillness, or move on. 3/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) October 18, 2012 +188 It's a slight and modest flick that occasionally lapses into sentimentality, but it's original and nicely carried by the actors. fresh Mark Demetrius 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 18, 2012 +188 Safety Not Guaranteed has real pathos which is always a lovely counterbalance to comedy. fresh Beth Wilson 0 Trespass October 18, 2012 +188 Content to charm our pants off rather than set our imagination on fire. 3/5 fresh Aaron Yap 0 Flicks.co.nz October 18, 2012 +188 It will keep you smiling and keep you guessing. It's far from the safe, formulaic comedies that usually emanate from the big studios in Hollywood. B+ fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane October 15, 2012 +188 It's a warm, fuzzy indie and a covert sci fi triumph. 4/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show October 14, 2012 +188 Comedy, romance, sci-fi ... and wonderful whimsy, come together in this surprising film. We love surprises in our cinema, especially ones made with such heart fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile October 13, 2012 +188 Each of the four central characters is quirky and flawed; what is supremely interesting is how we change our minds about them all. What begins as an oddball idea is fleshed out by way of a myriad branches, leading into different but credible directions fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile October 13, 2012 +188 If a group of your witty, talented and absolutely committed friends made a movie, this is the kind of truly 'indie' film to which they would aspire. B+ fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) October 5, 2012 +188 This is one of those movies that gives independent cinema a good reputation. It's one of those little gems that isn't seen in most of the country, but should be. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope September 28, 2012 +188 This hugely enjoyable comedy shows that you don't need massive budgets or stars for success: likeable characters and smart ideas are more than enough. 4/5 fresh Adam Ross 0 The Aristocrat September 27, 2012 +188 When a crew is given constraints like a miniscule budget, more emphasis rightly goes into tightening up things like scripting and performance. It's the 'Chasing Amy' phenomenon at work. 4/5 fresh Patrick Kolan 0 Shotgun Cinema September 27, 2012 +188 Safety Not Guaranteed is an excellent comedy, one with tons of heart, great characters, and tremendous performances from Aubrey Plaza and Mark Duplass. 9/10 fresh Jonathan Lack 0 We Got This Covered September 15, 2012 +188 Trevorrow keeps the film moving with the crackerjack skill of a screwball comedy - almost nobody in the film is allowed to be uninteresting or unfunny. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) September 12, 2012 +188 A zany indie sci-fi/comedy, that has a promising innovative premise about time travel. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 29, 2012 +188 An entertaining seriocomic bauble that richly mines for laughs the pained regret and fumbling desires of its characters in much the same manner as Alexander Payne. A- fresh Brent Simon 0 Shared Darkness July 30, 2012 +188 Probably not the best movie you'll see all year, but it might just be the most special one. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 25, 2012 +188 The only thing that saddens me about this little gem of a movie is that it may not be seen by anyone. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) July 20, 2012 +188 "Safety Not Guaranteed"" is charming, laugh-out-loud funny, and unpredictable; basically all the things a unique indie comedy like this should be. ""Safety Not Guaranteed"" is just fantastically enjoyable from all sides." 8/10 fresh Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com July 20, 2012 +188 The characters are off-kilter and even weird, but watching them one senses their strange behavior occurs because of who they are, not because they're putting on a performance. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune July 15, 2012 +188 So good you're not going to care whether his time machine works or not. 5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald July 13, 2012 +188 ... fairly bulges with quirky hangdog charm ... 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review July 5, 2012 +188 'Safety Not Guaranteed' is a little comedy that makes the world safe for personal ads. 4/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 MovieMaker Magazine July 1, 2012 +188 Safety Not Guaranteed is an indie flight of fancy. It's fresh and imaginative. Its best moments are when it is grounded in the absurdity and whimsy of the human condition. 2.5/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net June 26, 2012 +188 The superbly-balanced tone of this sweet and sour outsider-romance is the real star of [Trevorrow's] feature debut, though breakout turns by on-the-cusp players Audrey Plaza and Jake M Johnson add to the film's warm and wondrous sense of discovery. fresh Simon Foster 0 Screen-Space June 24, 2012 +188 It is an offbeat charmer that is fun and engaging from a storytelling standpoint, but one that also brings a surprisingly rich emotional payoff. 4/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune June 22, 2012 +188 Safety Not Guaranteed is droll and hilarious, but there isn't a cheap laugh in it, and the ending is so perfect it sends you soaring. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald June 22, 2012 +188 "Safety"" can't sustain its own offbeat energy. By the end, even Aubrey Plaza would roll her eyes at it." C rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News June 22, 2012 +188 "Unlike time travel or jet-setting, ""Safety Not Guaranteed"" shows that making movies can still be more about the journey than the destination. Whether or not you have first-class tickets." 3/4 fresh Graham Killeen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 21, 2012 +188 "Safety Not Guaranteed"" is eccentric enough to get mistaken for an uplifting fantasy, but it's Plaza who belongs in the penthouse." 2.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 21, 2012 +188 Hope is a powerful thing and Safety Not Guaranteed delivers in its tale of longing, deliverance and connection during the here and now. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews June 16, 2012 +188 An intriguing yet erratic effort... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 16, 2012 +188 Less of a philosophical argument and more of a character piece driven deep into the heart by Duplass and Plaza. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle June 15, 2012 +188 Have you ever wondered what mumblecore sci-fi would look like? Wonder no more. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald June 15, 2012 +188 Rather than trying to beat Hollywood at its own game of high-tech gadgets and weaponry, director Colin Trevorrow and writer Derek Connolly achieve a sly mix of the insane and the mundane. 7.1/10 fresh Jeremy Mathews 0 Paste Magazine June 15, 2012 +188 A character-driven piece about regret and true partnership - our basic, primal need for someone to take the journey with us even if safety is not guaranteed. 4.5/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com June 15, 2012 +188 Aubrey Plaza is the best thing about this iffy mock-sci-fi doohickey. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express June 15, 2012 +188 As a hipster rom-com about people trying to shake off their pasts to make present-day connections, it's pretty satisfying. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto June 15, 2012 +188 A strange, light-hearted bit of quasi-sci-fi, with no small amount of heart. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies June 15, 2012 +188 Neatly, the script embarks on one journey while dangling the possibility of another: the prospect of taking a sudden leap from comic reality into the realm of pure imagination. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail June 15, 2012 +188 "Safety Not Guaranteed"" is most vibrant and vital at its edges, in the way that the characters interact with each other while waiting for something to happen." 3/4 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post June 15, 2012 +188 The material is played mostly for laughs and succeeds in that regard. The undercurrent of lament in Safety Not Guaranteed, though, is what holds the film together. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies June 14, 2012 +188 It's brisk and assured and never begs the audience's indulgence. No time is wasted. The movie is, at every moment, either funny or pushing the story forward, or both. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 14, 2012 +188 The film is modest but skillful and heartfelt, spiced just so by Plaza and company. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune June 14, 2012 +188 Safety Not Guaranteed casts an enchanting spell from its opening scene. 4/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today June 14, 2012 +188 If safety isn't guaranteed by the film's title, a viewer's satisfaction with this genial, warm-hearted movie pretty much can be. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 14, 2012 +188 One central recasting and brutal editorial session away from being a lovely little short film, where its mystery and sentiment is more easily controlled and considered. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com June 14, 2012 +188 With its well-constructed screenplay, sharp dialogue and unapologetic sincerity, this first feature from former SNL interns Colin Trevorrow and Derek Connolly is its own act of nostalgia... 3/4 fresh Ann Lewinson 0 Boston Phoenix June 14, 2012 +188 Expectedly funny but unexpectedly touching, too. fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 14, 2012 +188 A confident, quick-witted romantic comedy that is a giddy joy from start to finish. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 14, 2012 +188 A pleasantly ramshackle affair balanced uniquely between the crass and the sweet. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe June 14, 2012 +188 The film almost spirals out of control when some overtly conceptual elements are introduced to the plot, but there's enough conviction in the performances to keep them tolerable. fresh Drew Hunt 1 Chicago Reader June 14, 2012 +188 It should work for either fans of quirky romcoms or Aubrey Plaza. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 14, 2012 +188 A charming movie that blends comedy, romance and science fiction -- not necessarily the most obvious combination of genres, but one that director Colin Trevorrow and writer Derek Connolly manage with assured ease. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic June 14, 2012 +188 For the right kind of romantic, Safety Not Guaranteed offers pure outsider catharsis. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye June 14, 2012 +188 Safety Not Guaranteed rewards those willing to ditch cynicism for a playful world where anything is possible. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star June 14, 2012 +188 "Safety Not Guaranteed"" not only has dialogue that's about something, but characters who have some depth and dimension." 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 14, 2012 +188 "Charming"" and ""sweet"" are two words that can be applied to this movie, which is considerably gentler than the R-rating might imply." 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 12, 2012 +188 ...aspires mostly to nonchalance. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm June 11, 2012 +188 A tame indie with sci-fi leanings that nearly gets by on Aubrey Plaza's unique charms. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork June 9, 2012 +188 A slight, wistful comedy that, at least up to the ambitious but unsatisfying final scenes, combines sci-fi and rom-com to pleasing effect. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate June 8, 2012 +188 If you like low-key, offbeat comedies, consider it a must-see. 'Safety Not Guaranteed' covers interesting ground, literally speaking, in Washington state, which gives it a fresh look and feel. It's also extremely well cast. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com June 8, 2012 +188 Uses a target of modern day cynicism to tell a story about the importance of rejecting modern day cynicism. 7/10 fresh Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush June 8, 2012 +188 Though Safety Not Guaranteed is comfortable and pleasing, it's also amazingly fresh, concentrating on its characters and emotions rather than on a collection of visual effects, genre staples, or gratuitous thrills. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media June 8, 2012 +188 Make no mistake -- Plaza is a real talent. Talented enough to deserve better material than Safety Not Guaranteed. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity June 8, 2012 +188 Big Bang Theory fans [should] transport . . . to a similarly charming story of endearing nerds and the practical companions drawn into their skewed orbit. 7/10 fresh Nora Lee 0 Film-Forward.com June 8, 2012 +188 ... a quirky yet heartfelt time-travel comedy with plenty of low-budget charm. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue June 8, 2012 +188 Not a sci-fi movie but a droll, totally charming, un-hokey romantic comedy about two misfits. The film belongs to Aubrey Plaza's deadpan, touching, understated performance. fresh Caryn James 0 James on screenS June 8, 2012 +188 Because nothing plays out as anticipated, this off-balance project comes fully alive on screen in a way a written summary can't capture. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times June 7, 2012 +188 "Safety Not Guaranteed"" won the Waldo Salt screenwriting award at the Sundance Film Festival, and it is a small-scale winner." 3/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times June 7, 2012 +188 "Part road movie, part romance, part coming-of-age comedy and part something entirely its own, ""Safety Not Guaranteed"" is an unexpected pleasure." 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times June 7, 2012 +188 "The clever but confused ""Safety Not Guaranteed"" is loosely inspired by a classified ad, ostensibly seeking a partner for a trip back in time, which became a minor Internet sensation a few years back." B- fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian June 7, 2012 +188 Sometimes a movie comes out of nowhere and wins you over. Safety Not Guaranteed is that kind of unexpected gift. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 7, 2012 +188 By tying it back to characters that don't seem popped from any too-familiar mold, the film allows its sense of regret, its alarm at time passing, to feel earned. 7/10 fresh Alison Willmore 0 Movieline June 7, 2012 +188 Touching, generous, sweet, this little slip of a movie puts you under some kind of spell. fresh Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine June 7, 2012 +188 "Delightful proof that money and fame have nothing on ingenuity and wit, ""Safety Not Guaranteed"" is worth a million meaningless blockbusters. Even if it cost millions less than any one of them." 4/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News June 7, 2012 +188 "Movies with a voice as strong, strange, smart and yes, sincere as ""Safety Not Guaranteed"" deserve to be heard." 4.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 1 MSN Movies June 7, 2012 +188 Substituting charm, and sometimes quirk, for special effects, the no-budget time-travel caper Safety Not Guaranteed squeaks by on goodwill and guarded expectations. B fresh Sam Adams 1 AV Club June 7, 2012 +188 Safety Not Guaranteed is a fable of ''redemption,'' and it's too tidy by half, but it is also very sweetly told. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly June 6, 2012 +188 You have to admire the fact that, rather than turning to the safety of snark, this little movie sticks to its big idea: All you gotta do is believe. 3/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press June 6, 2012 +188 Quirky sci-fi comedy wears its heart on its sleeve as it plays tricks with time. 4/5 fresh Don Groves 0 sbs.com.au June 5, 2012 +188 Alas, a sophisticated trajectory is cut short for an outcome that's cringingly earnest. 3/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out June 5, 2012 +188 As indie-film nerd-mances go, this one is genuinely sweet. fresh Karina Longworth 1 Village Voice June 5, 2012 +188 Cocooned in so-hip-it-hurts smugness, these faux-fairy tales perpetuate the sophomoric notion that deadpan quirk and snark are just cover for all that's really warm and cuddly and true. 2/5 rotten Kathleen Murphy 1 MSN Movies June 5, 2012 +188 Celebrates the idea of taking a chance and accepting the unexpected, in ways that are quietly funny. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine June 5, 2012 +188 The film sadly turns cloying and queasy. 2.5/5 rotten Vadim Rizov 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 4, 2012 +188 Magic realism takes hold in newbie director Colin Trevorrow's confident romantic comedy. B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 4, 2012 +188 More focused on emotion than adventure, it teases out the possibilities and perils of time travel without embroiling itself in the confusion inherent to the subject. 3/4 fresh Jesse Cataldo 0 Slant Magazine June 4, 2012 +188 A fun-filled, feel-good journey... 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 4, 2012 +188 Has a terrific cast and laughs throughout. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve June 3, 2012 +188 A wonder-inducing combo of time travel and romantic comedy that tickles the funny bone and provokes thought about the different dimensions of time. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice June 2, 2012 +188 Most remarkable is the way the entire film seems so effortless, carrying us off on an adventure we never want to end. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall May 4, 2012 +188 A hugely enjoyable, frequently hilarious comedy with a brilliant script, an inspired premise, likeable characters and a star-making central performance from Aubrey Plaza. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon April 28, 2012 +188 A character-driven dramedy with equal parts humor and heart, Safety Not Guaranteed is a magical film about the human spirit whose charm is impossible to ignore. 4/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com April 6, 2012 +188 It's like this film almost sneaks up on you as you're watching it. At first it's just quirky/cute, but it becomes much more. Mark Duplass gives his best performance. 8/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review April 1, 2012 +188 Wonderful performances across the board; fantastic chemistry between Plaza and Duplass. fresh Rob Hunter 0 Film School Rejects March 15, 2012 +188 Safety Not Guaranteed succeeds on its own merits by adapting our expectations towards more basic ideas of human nature rather than the fantastical sci-fi notions of the mind. 3/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com February 16, 2012 +188 A big win for everyone involved, Safety Not Guaranteed is especially exciting for fans of Aubrey Plaza, who proves she's good for more than snarky scene-stealing and can actually carry a film. fresh John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter February 10, 2012 +188 Totally charming. Aubrey Plaza and Mark Duplass make a wonderful pair. This has real sleeper potential. 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 3, 2012 +188 ... addresses the current generation of maturing adults who are all but emotionally homeless. Despite the story zipping forward with its sillier intentions, the underlying angst effectively resonates. 7.5/10 fresh Kimberly Gadette 0 Doddle February 1, 2012 +188 Duplass and Plaza have lovely chemistry that's quite nice to watch unfold and they put in a pair of great performances fresh Kate Erbland 0 Film School Rejects January 26, 2012 +188 There's a charge in watching a filmmaker take the kind of chances Trevorrow does, and pull it off... 'Safety Not Guaranteed' is a genuine original. fresh Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com January 26, 2012 +188 "An oddly effective little charmer, ""Safety Not Guaranteed"" ekes out a victory over so much of its indie-darling competition simply by following through on the ideas it introduces." B- fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 The Playlist January 24, 2012 +188 A small movie with a big heart, Safety Not Guaranteed is a sci-fi-tinged oddball comedy about love as the ultimate risky adventure. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety January 24, 2012 +188 B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 23, 2013 +191 Bhaag Milkha Bhaag is easily one of the best mainstream films to come out of Bollywood this year. fresh 0 ScreenAnarchy November 6, 2017 +191 Overlong and stuffed with too many catchy but unnecessary songs, this worthy film is nevertheless indicative of a more sensible and sensitive side of Bollywood. 3/5 fresh Anil Sinanan 1 Time Out October 23, 2017 +191 It's a solid biopic drama one that doesn't unnecessarily glorify its subject. fresh Rachit Gupta 0 Filmfare May 17, 2015 +191 The conflation of sports and politics in Bhaag Milkha Bhaag always feels strained, with Singh's story remaining most absorbing as a story of personal -- rather than national -- triumph. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Variety May 17, 2015 +191 Farhan Akhtar's intelligent performance is a highlight of the film. fresh Lisa Tsering 1 Hollywood Reporter May 17, 2015 +191 Mehra is brilliant at his craft; he infuses realism into drama, and explores characters so deeply and sensitively through tragedy and triumph, that it sparks an emotional deluge. 4/5 fresh Madhureeta Mukherjee 0 The Times of India May 17, 2015 +191 It is a blessing that this film was made and the inspiring story of India's greatest sporting hero told to a generation who might otherwise never have known the legend of 'The Flying Sikh.' 4/5 fresh Priya Joshi 0 Digital Spy May 17, 2015 +191 For a film about sprinting... Bhaag Milkha Bhaag moves at a snail's pace. 2/5 rotten Sarit Ray 0 Hindustan Times May 17, 2015 +191 Farhan Akhtar's performance here puts his still-young acting career on equal weight with his justly celebrated one as a writer, director, and producer. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 9, 2013 +191 Exhilarating entertainment that is a great introduction to both Bollywood and the saga of the heroic Sikh people. fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 13, 2013 +191 There are triumphs, both in front of and behind the camera, but they often get overshadowed by a story that tries to do too much. 2/4 rotten Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post July 11, 2013 +191 The way the movie strikes its chosen couple of notes resoundingly, making clear what makes Singh run. fresh Nicolas Rapold 1 New York Times July 11, 2013 +191 Often an engrossing example of the sweeping, stirring biography. fresh Robert Abele 1 Los Angeles Times July 11, 2013 +192 "Pauline at the Beach"" is an acerbic study of romantic power games that the sexes play, and the destructive influence they have. It is a film that's easy to love. " A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 5, 2016 +192 I hope that Pauline at the Beach will win new admirers for Mr. Rohmer, one of the most original and elegant film makers at work today in any country. 5/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +192 Another masterpiece from French director Eric Rohmes about the different sides of love. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 19, 2004 +192 The beauty in the film is in the natural way the slight story evolves... B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 20, 2001 +192 The result is a film of devastating irony and deep compassion. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +192 One of those small, deliberately paced, but charming foreign films in which not much happens plot wise, but a lot happens to the characters emotionally. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +192 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 25, 2005 +192 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +192 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 25, 2002 +194 Strange film about family tragedy masquerading as a comedy, the film does have some impressive sequences. rotten Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television August 8, 2008 +194 Enjoyable family comedy. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 27, 2003 +194 4/5 fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) July 29, 2003 +195 Heist film with reliable plot. Teens OK. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +195 Gets by well enough on style and star chemistry and the basic allure of watching a tightly-planned caper unfold. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 30, 2007 +195 A certain sunny sloppiness almost redeems Jon Amiel's throwback caper flick B- fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 8, 2005 +195 It plays more like a big-budget episode of Remington Steele or Hart to Hart. 2.5/5 rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies April 12, 2004 +195 The stars have zero chemistry and the movie is none too thrilling. 2/5 rotten Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +195 It's a superficial but entertaining caper that's a good, old-fashioned yarn. fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 6, 2002 +195 Folks, he's literally old enough to be her grandfather. 2/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +195 If you think Catherine Zeta-Jones is pretty, you will like this movie quite a bit. Forgettable otherwise. 3/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 20, 2002 +195 She's not who she appears to be. He's not who he appears to be. The people sitting in the row in front of you aren't who they appear to be, either. It's that kind of movie. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 20, 2002 +195 In the end, Entrapment's cleverly convoluted plot is its least confusing aspect. 2.5/5 rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +195 Aspires to be nothing more than a bit of glamorous nonsense, but although it has done all right by the glamour, it has perhaps done too well by the nonsense. rotten 0 Sight and Sound March 5, 2002 +195 ...the stars are trapped in a series of nonsensical shenanigans and whiz-bang hardware wars. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 8, 2001 +195 Go, have a good time, and then just forget about it. fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript March 12, 2001 +195 [Directed] with cool efficiency. 3/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +195 It's about theft, all right...of your money, your time, and the devices of a dozen other trite Hollywood star projects. 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 Scott Renshaw's Screening Room January 1, 2000 +195 A snare for all those lured to theaters by Connery's name, Zeta-Jones' beauty, and the false promise of an enjoyable caper film. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +195 It's often all too easy to see where the plot's headed; tiny holes and bigger ones open up under the story. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +195 A movie with a preposterous plot, exotic locations, absurd action sequences, and so much chemistry between attractive actors that we don't care. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +195 Entrapment simply reminds us again how far Hollywood is from the true legacies of its greatest genre directors. rotten Tom Keogh 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +195 Manufactures sparks when none are naturally forthcoming. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +195 "All in all, ""Entrapment"" is a cute/clever, rather TV-esq picture that could have used just a little more heart." 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +195 Director Jon Amiel apparently spent more time lighting close-ups of Zeta-Jones' writhing butt than trying to pull some chemistry or humor from our self-centered good-bad guys. rotten Graham Verdon 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +195 The satisfying ending occurs about five minutes before the contrived, tacked-on Hollywood ending. C+ rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +195 The film's substantial weaknesses deflate our enthusiasm and ultimately leave us wishing for a little more substance and a little less plot trickery. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +195 The kind of slick, sleek entertainment that shows audiences a good time mostly because of an elaborately tricky plot. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +195 If it's a good heist movie you're after, there are surely better ways to go than with this limp caper. 1.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +195 Quickly gets bogged down in a flaccid romance that seems about as genuine as Bob Dole in a Viagra commercial, and has even worse dialogue. rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum January 1, 2000 +195 Lethargic and too-long thriller. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +195 Most of Entrapment plays out in head-scratching 'Huh? Why? Eh?' moments. 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +195 Connery and Zeta-Jones not only look great together, they work well together, too. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +195 Cleverly updates the formula with a sprinkling of fun, fin-de-millennium touches. fresh Shirley Sealy 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +195 An adventure movie without two brain cells to rub together. But Connery's sad and reflective acting gives the movie depth and poignancy. 2/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +195 Connery and Zeta-Jones are such fun to watch together it almost doesn't matter how little sense the movie makes -- and their relationship is far more gleefully perverse, weirdly chivalrous and surprisingly interesting than the trailer makes it look. 3/5 fresh Gemma Files 0 eye WEEKLY January 1, 2000 +195 Absurdist escapism in its most classic form. 2/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +195 With a dazzling performance, Catherine Zeta-Jones dominates the picture with absolute assurance and a bewitching smile. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +195 A wildly expensive movie full of computers, nonsense and violence, a film where wit, romance, elegance - everything - is sacrificed on the altar of giganticism, cliche and over-the-top action. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +195 You pack the explosives, the weaponry and the emergency 'chute, and save the Viagra for later. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +195 A loosely wound thriller of the dime-a-dozen, no-honor-among-thieves variety. rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +195 Another soulless, by-the-numbers attempt to resurrect a genre that made money for the studios in the past. rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +195 Handsome, hollow and dramatically flat. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +195 There are only two reasons to see this movie. Catherine Zeta-Jones, who is drop-dead gorgeous, and the stunts, which are way cool. 7/10 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +195 How can we make an entire motion picture based solely on a woman's rear end? 6/10 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +195 Am I the only one who expected Connery to say, when he starts kissing Zeta-Jones then stops, 'You do realize I'm old enough to be your grandfather?' 1/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +195 Connery and Zeta-Jones's combined charisma keeps Entrapment watchable. What it doesn't, however, is make this action adventure terribly exciting. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +195 A fun and completely amiable precursor to the upcoming onslaught of Summer movies. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +195 "Entrapment"" is an old-style heist picture, aided and abetted by some newfangled technical gadgetry." 2.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +195 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +195 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +195 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +195 B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +195 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +195 2.5/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +195 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +195 2.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit August 21, 2002 +195 rotten Tom Block 0 culturevulture.net September 18, 2001 +195 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +195 2.5/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +195 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +195 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +195 6/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +195 1/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +195 8/10 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +195 2/4 rotten 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +195 7/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +195 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +195 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +195 3/4 fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +196 This slapdash comedy barely coughs up more than a couple of funny scenes as the story moves in predictable fits and starts before sputtering out of fuel half way through. C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 19, 2009 +196 The wordplay of the title here is the only slightly clever element of this extremely lame comedy. 1/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +196 The script, by TV writer Wayne Conley, shares some elements with the old Danny DeVito comedy Ruthless People, but humor isn't one of them. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader January 5, 2007 +196 Anthony Anderson shows he can star in a movie without a kangaroo in this kidnapping plan gone crazy. 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 International Press Academy October 17, 2005 +196 King's Ransom lumbers forth clumsily, choreographing its slapstick pratfalls with all the class and taste of a Courtney Love relapse. rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club September 26, 2005 +196 The thing looks like it was written in a week, directed in two, and forgotten about by all involved in less than three. 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com August 1, 2005 +196 King's Ransom deserves to be bashed, burned, and have its ashes scattered over Hollywood 1/5 rotten Matt McKillop 0 Filmcritic.com July 25, 2005 +196 It is, quite plainly, like watching a movie that's trying to go out of its way to be horrible. 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2005 +196 I couldn't pay anyone to see this movie. Literally. 1/5 rotten 0 Boxoffice Magazine May 21, 2005 +196 Basically an improv scene sprawling to feature length. D+ rotten Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly May 4, 2005 +196 A mirthless comedy about venal people doing stupid things. 0/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle May 1, 2005 +196 Mean-spirited, unpleasant comedy about characters who are both nasty and stupid and who deserve every bad thing that happens to them. In fact, they deserve more. F rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 30, 2005 +196 Byrd's romp through the most contemptible stereotypes of women, gays, and ethnic minorities makes his film unfit for just about anyone, never mind royalty. rotten Mattias Frey 0 Boston Phoenix April 30, 2005 +196 All these plots converge in a decidedly unfunny cacophony. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters April 29, 2005 +196 Needless to say, as a cringe-worthy and excruciatingly awful comedy, you shouldn't pay a dime of King's Ransom. rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com April 29, 2005 +196 "'Screenwriter' Wayne Conley's idea of side-splitting dialogue is to have characters repeatedly tell King to ""kiss their black ass."" Or announce that they just ""pooted." 0.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com April 29, 2005 +196 Marital bickering, a mistaken-identity sex romp and booty shots galore follow, but few laughs. rotten Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly April 28, 2005 +196 [A] crass, trashy and none-too-funny comedy. 1/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide April 27, 2005 +196 King's Ransom is a wit-deficient barrage of obnoxious characters and second-hand punchlines. 1/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger April 27, 2005 +196 Spurn King's Ransom as you would spurn a rabid weasel. rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 27, 2005 +196 Little in this film suggests 'director' Jeff Byrd and writer Wayne Conley possess any facility -- or familiarity -- with irony or any other comedic device. rotten Peter L'Official 1 Village Voice April 26, 2005 +196 Achieves a rare form of badness. 1/5 rotten Matt McKillop 0 MovieWeb April 26, 2005 +196 The scenarios are halfway convincing and at times even passably clever; they are never, however, especially funny. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety April 26, 2005 +196 With the humor in this lazy farce about as subtle as a shotgun blast to the face, it's possible to see the whole movie as an accident, the cumulative result of haphazard negligence. 1/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday April 26, 2005 +196 Doesn't pay off. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel April 26, 2005 +196 Merely a collection of antics clothespinned to a plot. rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe April 26, 2005 +196 After a while, all these odious, yammering people start to sound a lot like Charlie Brown's teacher. And they somehow all end up together at a time and a place you do not want to be. rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News April 26, 2005 +196 The Chronicle's Little Man was fighting an internal struggle to abandon his chair altogether, but was ultimately swayed to continue his nap, mostly by a few of the comics in supporting roles. 0.5/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 26, 2005 +196 Devoid of anything resembling wit or even guiltily amusing tasteless gags, the film lurches from one haplessly staged sequence to another, with the performers vainly struggling to infuse humor into the proceedings. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter April 26, 2005 +196 If Anderson can land the role of a corporate shark who's surrounded by hot babes, it's conceivable we could soon see Jennifer Lopez as the lead in 'Memoirs of a Geisha'... rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette April 25, 2005 +196 The desperately unfunny kidnapping farce King's Ransom is the cinematic equivalent of trampled chewing gum on a subway platform. 1/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times April 25, 2005 +196 Byrd haphazardly assembles a bunch of overly exaggerated caricatures and parades them around in a dissolving farce that has all the wayward charm of a botched lobotomy 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye April 23, 2005 +196 The film's tag line - 'Big Man. Big Plan. Big Mistake.' sums up the decision to make the movie... big mistake. 1.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com April 23, 2005 +196 Unobtrusive and virtually painless as an occasionally witty laugher, but lacks the courage of its convictions to follow through with its less commercial ambitions. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com April 23, 2005 +196 You'll feel like the one who's being held hostage. F rotten 0 E! Online April 23, 2005 +196 Less amusing than being bound, gagged, and tortured. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine April 22, 2005 +196 If Hell does exist, I'm sure the only movie theatre in town will be playing nothing but Anthony Anderson movies. 1/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures April 22, 2005 +196 Watching Anderson try to be funny is like getting a tooth pulled, or sitting through a Tim Burton DVD audio commentary. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com April 22, 2005 +196 Populated solely with hateful characters...strictly for connoisseurs of crass. 1/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews April 21, 2005 +196 King's Ransom must have been funny for somebody, but I think the rest of us will be underwhelmed. 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com April 21, 2005 +196 I looked at the ceiling, not casting my eyes heavenward for assistance but trying to find something more interesting to look at than what was on the screen. The ceiling won. F rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 21, 2005 +196 0.5/4 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2006 +196 2/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +196 5/4 fresh 0 Hollywood.com April 23, 2005 +197 Walken has rarely delivered such an earthy, physical performance, and his character gives as well as he takes. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 14, 2018 +197 The Dogs of War can be recommended only as a desperate snack for rabid tastes. rotten Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post December 18, 2015 +197 Completing the tableau is the requisite whiff of Boy's Own Fascism, too diffuse to spoil our entertainment but tangible nevertheless. fresh Gilbert Adair 0 Monthly Film Bulletin August 2, 2015 +197 Long on plot and short on character. rotten 0 People Magazine September 29, 2012 +197 [An] action film that will evaporate from the memory shortly after the end credits roll. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide September 29, 2012 +197 A bonafide classic. Walken is terrific 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Tsunami Magazine October 26, 2008 +197 The Dogs of War is a guilty pleasure that is now old enough it sometimes actually pops up on Turner Classic Movies. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com July 6, 2006 +197 This is just another weary hack job from a rootless British film industry in decline. rotten 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +197 Mr. Walken is unusually convincing in a difficult, hermetic kind of role. 4/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +197 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 27, 2005 +197 4/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly January 21, 2005 +197 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 20, 2004 +197 2/5 rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page August 4, 2003 +197 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net December 14, 2002 +197 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 18, 2002 +199 Acting and writing are a little uneven, and the three strands sometimes feel contrived, but there's a strong central theme about the mess that people make of their lives and the mess that life can make of people. 3/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 17, 2017 +199 Director Jim O'Hanlon gives the well-chosen locations an impressive sheen, but Leon F Butler's contrived script soaks everyone in soap. 2/5 rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk April 9, 2017 +199 The mark of a brilliant actor is that he/she can give a compelling performance even in a film that doesn't shine. rotten Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association January 18, 2017 +199 Reader, I despise this movie. rotten Mallory Andrews 0 Movie Mezzanine January 13, 2017 +199 Despite a few powerful moments, any meaningful emotional resonance is severely compromised by the film's emphasis on eye-rolling contrivances and heavy-handed melodrama. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue January 13, 2017 +199 Jim O'Hanlon's drama offers forgettable performances and mediocre BBC One-level melodrama. 3/10 rotten Chance Solem-Pfeifer 0 PopMatters January 13, 2017 +199 Soapy but affecting. fresh Sherilyn Connelly 0 SF Weekly January 12, 2017 +199 Elba oozes charisma and intelligent physicality even when on his knees snorting a line of coke ... fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR January 12, 2017 +199 It's a portrait of similar struggles existing in proximity of time and place; of individual battles being fought side by side yet alone. fresh Neil Genzlinger 1 New York Times January 12, 2017 +199 It's six or so characters in search of a meaningful movie. rotten Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times January 12, 2017 +199 This is isn't an earth-shaking new drama, but there's enough here to keep a sympathetic Anglophile interested in a modern story about love, loss and redemption all the way across the pond. B fresh Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer January 12, 2017 +199 The actors are fine, but the material doesn't give their talents much room to stretch. 2/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer January 12, 2017 +199 Though there's clearly a compassionate impulse behind Leon F. Butler's class-conscious screenplay, it rapidly devolves into implausible melodrama. rotten Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter January 12, 2017 +199 An appealing ensemble makes the most of this rote melodrama charting the occasionally intersecting lives of several South Londoners. fresh 0 Film Journal International January 11, 2017 +199 Throughout the film's three interconnected stories, Jim O'Hanlon favors the blunt, maudlin manipulations of Crash. 1/4 rotten Derek Smith 0 Slant Magazine January 9, 2017 +199 Despite its relatively ludicrous dramatic escalation towards the end, I rather enjoyed this. 3/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) November 17, 2016 +199 "A Hundred Streets"" seems oddly unequal to the status of its charismatic name cast, headlined by Idris Elba and Gemma Arterton." rotten Guy Lodge 1 Variety November 16, 2016 +199 The cast perform strongly, especially the charismatic Drameh and Charlie Creed-Miles as a cabbie trying to adopt a child, but the material lets them down; a melodramatic climax is particularly embarrassing. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) November 13, 2016 +199 A solid cast can't save this soapy three-stranded London drama. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) November 13, 2016 +199 It is watchable enough, but it's ended up on the wrong size of screen. rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) November 10, 2016 +199 This film is very nicely shot and acted, but the simplistic script makes it difficult to properly engage with. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com November 10, 2016 +199 Ever wondered how Love, Actually might have turned out if Richard Curtis had written it with a hangover? 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema November 10, 2016 +199 The film makes an effort to put a positive spin on familiar urban problems, while the action and the generally adept performances are varied enough to maintain interest. 3/5 fresh Trevor Johnston 0 Radio Times November 10, 2016 +199 There isn't enough space to dig deeply into these stories but a classy and committed cast make it work. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) November 10, 2016 +199 The film has some intriguing characters, subplots, situations. Frustratingly, though, the complete jigsaw doesn't fit together, hampered by plot implausibilities and unrealities. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 10, 2016 +199 It's never entirely clear why its three unrelated stories are being told in the first place. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 10, 2016 +199 More subtlety is required, as this annoying urge to tie up all loose ends makes for a distinctly cold conclusion, and one that sadly undoes much of the good work achieved in the opening act. 2/5 rotten Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys November 8, 2016 +199 Called on to appear charismatic, contrite, slobby, sensitive, athletic and blitzed on cocaine in quick succession, Elba never drops the ball; likewise, Arterton conveys Emily's pride and pain persuasively. 3/5 fresh Kevin Harley 0 The List November 7, 2016 +199 It's not Altman, but its heart is in the right place and Drameh impresses. 3/5 fresh Ali Catterall 0 Total Film November 7, 2016 +199 None of the tales have meat enough to satisfy alone. Together, though, they form a varied backdrop to showcase some respectable character work. 3/5 fresh James Dyer 0 Empire Magazine October 19, 2016 +200 Although writer/producer/director Leo McCarey bagged three Oscars for this effortless piece of Catholic whimsy, its enduring charm rests with the Oscar-winning performances of Bing Crosby and Barry Fitzgerald. 4/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times February 18, 2015 +200 It makes you feel happy. And that's not nothing. fresh Witney Seibold 0 Nerdist February 18, 2015 +200 "Paramount may have made a more appealing, more tenderly human and amusing picture than ""Going My Way,"" during its many years of film-making, but if so, I have missed it." fresh Kate Cameron 1 New York Daily News February 17, 2015 +200 Gooey, warm, comfortable. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 13, 2011 +200 There's nothing special or memorable about this overlong endeavor, the first of two motion pictures to feature Bing Crosby's insufferably noble Father Chuck O'Malley. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 31, 2010 +200 Feel-good religious drama wasn't going my way, but it's hard to resist such good-hearted schmaltz. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 4, 2008 +200 Major thread of gaiety runs through the proceedings, and McCarey has liberally sprinkled sparkling individual episodes along the way for cinch audience reaction. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety January 28, 2008 +200 A warm and moving sleeper hit. 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide December 13, 2006 +200 Glossy escapist entertainment that's fun to watch but says nothing terribly noteworthy about the human condition. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight October 24, 2006 +200 Go anywhere to avoid it. rotten Adrian Turner 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +200 Even though I love a good family film now and then, this was too much even for me. It was like having a root canal of cream filling. 3/5 rotten Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews September 15, 2003 +200 It is so well directed by McCarey and played with such a sure touch that it just manages to avoid sermonizing or oversentimentality. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +200 Rich, warm and human to the core. fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +200 Best Picture? Wow. They had cynics back then, didn't they? 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com March 4, 2003 +200 Overly corny, this feel-good musical is delightful in its naivety, even for the time. 2/4 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com August 30, 2002 +200 The last scene alone justifies the film and Leo McCarey's reputation 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +200 Crosby and Fitzgerald work pure magic together. 5/5 fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine July 25, 2002 +200 5/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com April 5, 2006 +200 3/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ May 28, 2003 +200 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 10, 2003 +201 Though well acted, and handsomely shot by veteran Adam Holender, Fresh sacrifices real emotion for thriller contrivances. It's a tourist's drive through inner-city hell. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 13, 2018 +201 The movie's two instincts are at complete odds with each other. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun April 21, 2015 +201 Glibly shocking, it would like you to think it deals with the hard realities of urban life, but in fact it uses its patina of social consciousness as a come-on for the most conventional kind of violent commercial filmmaking. rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times April 21, 2015 +201 A gripping story of survival on the streets and survival of the soul. fresh Leah Rozen 0 People Magazine April 21, 2015 +201 It's rigorous and quite depressing fare. fresh Candice Russell 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel April 21, 2015 +201 The strength of the piece is that it realises which aspects of its genre have been seen too many times, always coming back to Nelson's blank but expressive stare as he watches terrible things the director doesn't need to shove in our faces. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine April 21, 2015 +201 Sean Nelson is a quiet revelation as the title character, a child who actively participates in what he regards as the only game in town, yet consistently demonstrates more caution and smarts than his friends or relatives. 3/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times April 21, 2015 +201 The absence of moralising and macho posturing gives authenticity and poignancy to the film. 4/5 fresh Tom Hutchinson 0 Radio Times April 21, 2015 +201 The script by writer-director Boaz Yakin is fresh itself, marrying the physical violence of Fresh's world with the intellectual violence of competitive chess. 3.5/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune April 21, 2015 +201 [Fresh is] made with a subtle precision that suggests a Vermeer landscape of the ninth circle of hell. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine April 21, 2015 +201 A hugely underrated crime drama, Fresh is worth discovering both for its air of authenticity and Sean Nelson's remarkable performance. fresh Richard Luck 0 Film4 April 21, 2015 +201 This is kept alive largely through its first-rate performances, beginning with Sean Nelson's as the boy; Giancarlo Esposito is also a standout. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader April 21, 2015 +201 Fresh appeals to the head as well as the heart. 3.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 21, 2015 +201 You may not believe a minute of it, though you won't forget Nelson's face. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +201 Yakin has put some powerful drama up on the screen, and he has been assisted by no one more significantly than young Nelson, who plays Fresh. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety July 6, 2010 +201 Though its morality may be controversial, the film, an impressive debut from Boaz Yakin, deserves credit for introducing a new type of protagonist, a ghetto teenager willing to do everything and anything to escape his lot. 3/4 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2006 +201 A stylish, affecting, ingeniously plotted first feature. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +201 Unlike John Singleton's by-the-numbers Boyz n the Hood, Boaz Yakin's Fresh doesn't rely on skeletal portrayals of life in the ghetto, or moralistic messages. 8 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt January 3, 2005 +201 Both painful and exhilarating. 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +201 The subject and visual style could not be more forcefully matched. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +201 This directorial debut by Boaz Yakin works its disturbing magic with all-too-realistic violence and finely drawn characters. 3/4 fresh Neil Martin 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +201 Without a fully-formed perspective on its protagonist, Fresh remains a picture that is more powerful and affecting in concept than in actual execution. C rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +201 We've seen this story before, but it's told surprisingly well here. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +201 Extremely disturbing and unnecessarily violent. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 16, 2001 +201 The acting by Esposito and Jackson is exceptional, but it is on the remarkable face of Nelson that Yakin shows what gets lost when a child beats criminals at their own game. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +201 With a script as smart as the title character, Fresh keeps its viewers guessing. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +201 Here's a movie filled with drama and excitement, unfolding a plot of brilliant complexity, in which the central character is solemn and silent, saying only what he has to say, revealing himself only strategically. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +201 Yakin may be a novice, but from the movie's first poetic images, this gifted young filmmaker tells his story with a sure, distinctly personal voice. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +201 It takes a bit to get going, but once it does, Fresh never lets up. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +201 I left Fresh with my mouth literally hanging open, affected to the bone by a spectacular piece of storytelling. 1 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +201 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com May 7, 2007 +201 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +201 3/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 8, 2004 +201 4/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies February 10, 2004 +201 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope September 20, 2003 +201 8/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 14, 2002 +204 Featuring cinema's best bus-related stunt sequence, a spectacular finale in a shopping mall and, um, multiple instances of its star getting hit in the face with cake. 4/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film September 19, 2018 +204 Just as good as the fights though are Police Story's comic set pieces, especially one totally unrelated to any kind of plot development, which finds Chan alone in the precinct office as everyone else goes to lunch. fresh Sean Gilman 0 MUBI March 8, 2018 +204 Chan seems to do everything he can think of to ingratiate himself with viewers. fresh Simon Abrams 1 Village Voice March 6, 2018 +204 The likeable and graceful Chan directs, sings and performs jaw-dropping stunts. Few of his American or Austrian rivals attempt a fraction of that. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +204 Primo Jackie--excitement and laughs aplenty. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 8, 2004 +204 In the course of the story, about drug traffickers, Mr. Chan gets three separate birthday cakes thrown into his face, and participates in several elaborately staged gun fights and car chases. 3/4 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +204 Solid Jackie Chan. More stunts than martial arts, but still cool. 3/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com August 14, 2003 +204 Chan is jumping everywhere, breaking through windows and using whatever he finds as a weapon. So, this ain't his best film, but you can't deny that he's an amazing performer, and the picture remains great entertainment. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +204 Not one of Hong Kong action giant Jackie Chan's greatest movies, but it's entertaining and provides loads of martial arts fights and dangerous stunts. 6 rotten Elspeth Haughton 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +204 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +204 3/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 24, 2004 +204 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 3, 2004 +204 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net November 16, 2002 +204 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 30, 2002 +205 Nosferatu is the seminal moment for horror cinema. 4/5 fresh Andrew Lowry 0 Total Film October 14, 2014 +205 So this is it: ground zero, the birth of horror cinema. fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out October 14, 2014 +205 Nosferatu remains the best vampire movie of all time. It possesses a strain of sheer dread not captured by any subsequent bloodsucker film. 4/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 18, 2014 +205 Whatever your opinion regarding intellectual property, I'm sure you'll agree we're fortunate that the movie survived, even in its various contested and truncated forms. 9/10 fresh Christopher Long 0 Movie Metropolis December 19, 2013 +205 The movie's best effect is its star...He looks every bit like an actual demonic wild-thing, retrieved from deep within the German wilderness and trotted out to perform for Murnau's camera. 4/5 fresh Noel Murray 0 The Dissolve November 19, 2013 +205 Still one of the scariest, most unnerving films ever made. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 1, 2013 +205 There is pure expressionist inspiration in Murnau's juxtaposition of the malign wolves and the terrified old women: a poetry of fear. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 24, 2013 +205 It is the sort of thing one could watch at midnight without its having much effect upon one's slumbering hours. rotten Mordaunt Hall 1 New York Times August 21, 2013 +205 Never mind that much of the story of this first important screen version of the Dracula legend seems corny and dated, for what counts is its atmosphere and its images, which are timeless in their power. fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times August 21, 2013 +205 Less frightening than haunting, Murnau's film conjures a persistent atmosphere of dread and decay, thanks in part to Max Schreck's immortal performance as Orlok. fresh Dennis Lim 1 Los Angeles Times August 21, 2013 +205 It's not just a great horror movie. It's a poem of horror, a symphony of dread, a film so rapt, mysterious and weirdly lovely it haunts the mind long after it's over. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune August 21, 2013 +205 Count Orlock, played by the hideous Max Schreck, creeps through Murnau's archetypal silent imagery with a mesmerising authority that retains a surprising amount of tension. 5/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times August 21, 2013 +205 The metaphysical style is most vividly rendered by Murnau's obsessive use of point-of-view shots, which force a viewer to follow the characters into the abyss of their terrifying visions. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker August 21, 2013 +205 Most likely the first horror film to express something beyond simple chills and thrills. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 13, 2009 +205 Contains some truly iconic moments, but too much of it, i.e. any scene without Orlock, is less than stellar. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs March 24, 2009 +205 His body is twisted and perverted, gnarling in on itself and constantly invading the personal space of the people around him. fresh Cole Abaius 0 Film School Rejects February 11, 2009 +205 A landmark motion picture. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 9, 2008 +205 Murnau proved his directorial artistry in Sunrise for Fox about three years earlier, but in this picture he's a master artisan demonstrating not only a knowledge of the subtler side of directing but in photography. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety May 16, 2008 +205 Still quite eerie 4/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is March 2, 2008 +205 Watching Nosferatu is like standing in the same room as death itself. 4/4 fresh Rob Humanick 0 Slant Magazine November 26, 2007 +205 It is difficult to watch Nosferatu simply because it is so hard to find a decent copy of the film. 2.5/5 fresh Phil Hall 0 Film Threat October 26, 2007 +205 A visual and emotional treat. 5/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine September 19, 2007 +205 FW Murnau's expressionist horror - and the world's first vampire film - still casts its long shadow over the history of both Germany and cinema fresh Anton Bitel 0 Film4 September 19, 2007 +205 The film shows Murnau's uncanny mixture of expressionism and location shooting at its finest. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader September 19, 2007 +205 A masterpiece of the German silent cinema and easily the most effective version of Dracula on record. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader September 19, 2007 +205 Murnau's classic vampire movie, though not his best film, remains one of the most poetic of all horror films. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out August 16, 2007 +205 Freaky, lovely and very frightening. 5/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 5, 2007 +205 Murnau's horror masterwork features a treasure-trove of silent film techniques, unearthly locations and a truly horrid vampire played by Max Schreck. 3.5/4 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly September 26, 2006 +205 It's a visual marvel and a inventive landmark in filmmaking history, but it's also a bit too empty. 3/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com October 1, 2005 +205 A groundbreaking gothic film whose creative camerawork and dark cinematography is still copied in the movies of today. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 21, 2004 +210 This is a heart-wrenching drama about the difficult choices people make for the ones they love and the unintended consequences of those actions. 3.5/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 31, 2018 +210 Derek Cianfrance, working from his own screenplay, has infused The Light Between Oceans with a lush, intensely cinematic sensibility that effectively heightens the picture's old-school feel... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 17, 2018 +210 It's a film that gives every actor involved something of substance to do, every craftsperson something worthwhile to tackle, and viewers ample amounts of time to formulate nuanced opinions of the characters. fresh Andrew Parker 0 The Gate August 28, 2018 +210 Cianfrance goes for every early emotional body blow possible, weakening our responses to later moments of impact through sheer exhaustion. rotten Jacob Oller 0 Film School Rejects August 27, 2018 +210 [A] sweeping, beautiful period saga. fresh Glynis Costin 0 InStyle August 26, 2018 +210 Vikander and Fassbender show these stresses well, and the idea of taking a baby for their own is a surprisingly dark but welcome addition to the well-trodden postwar melodrama narrative. 3/5 fresh Stephanie Watts 0 One Room With A View August 24, 2018 +210 [Director] Derek Cianfrance's picture ends up overwrought and exhausting, but the performances of Fassbender, Vikander, and Rachel Weisz as the third person in the marriage, raise this handsomely shot picture to above average. 3/5 fresh Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 22, 2018 +210 "The Light Between Oceans"" is both riveting and slow, emotionally moving and slightly distant." 3/5 fresh Mae Abdulbaki 0 Movies with Mae August 22, 2018 +210 Relentlessly beautiful, relentlessly sad. I'm not quite sure who the audience will be for this well-acted heartbreaker. fresh Lisa Johnson 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com August 21, 2018 +210 The Light Between Oceans isn't easy to get through with dry eyes, but this timeless love story is as mesmerizing and beautiful as it is gut-wrenching and powerful, most definitely a top contender in this year's best of lists. fresh Morgan Rojas 0 Cinemacy August 6, 2018 +210 The Academy could slight it in the end. But it shouldn't be slighted by audiences. fresh Megan Basham 0 WORLD March 5, 2018 +210 If calculated catharsis does not annoy you, then The Light Between Oceans could be the late summer movie for you. 2.5/4 fresh Christopher Llewellyn 0 Film Festival Today February 6, 2018 +210 While I thought The Light Between Oceans could have been a better movie, I'm glad that I saw it for two reasons . . . Alicia Vikander and Rachel Weisz. There's nothing wrong with a chick flick, when the chicks shine that bright. 6.5/10 fresh Alexandra MacAaron 0 Women's Voices for Change December 2, 2017 +210 ...If this sounds like your cup of milky tea, The Light Between Oceans should satisfy, but not dazzle. rotten Jason Di 0 The Final Cut November 20, 2017 +210 With strong acting as its anchor, breathtaking cinematography accompanies this tale guaranteed to tug on those heartstrings. fresh Kristen Lopez 0 Culturess November 19, 2017 +210 Watch it for the actors and the gorgeous sea-coast imagery. 3.5/5 fresh Renuka Vyavahare 0 The Times of India November 6, 2017 +210 It's a challenge to emerge from this immersive tale without being forever affected. 4.5/5 fresh Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction November 4, 2017 +210 The plot doesn't quite throw up as much moving drama as it should. 2.5/5 rotten Rachit Gupta 0 Filmfare October 30, 2017 +210 While it's undeniably good-looking and well-acted by a cast that eventually includes Rachel Weisz, what duly ensues is predictable, pretty heavy-going and morally exasperating. 3/5 rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 17, 2017 +210 If you have to make a movie out of this kind of thing, the result here is about as good as you might be able to hope for. fresh 0 The Public (Buffalo) September 22, 2017 +210 Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander couldn't be more picture perfect in this romantic melodrama. 3/5 fresh Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) September 20, 2017 +210 O brother Cianfrance, where art thou? Maybe next time. C- rotten 0 Cincinnati CityBeat September 12, 2017 +210 The Light Between Oceans never quite gels into the bona-fide drama it pretends to be. rotten Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) August 16, 2017 +210 It's rare for a mainstream movie to lavish such time and attention on a woman's yearning for a child and her requited maternal passion - especially one directed by a man. fresh Graham Fuller 0 Culture Trip June 20, 2017 +210 "The Light Between the Oceans is no masterpiece. It doesn't even make it to ""pretty good."" For a picture with the word ""Light"" in its title, this one is awfully murky." rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) June 20, 2017 +210 What I find so jarring about The Light Between Oceans isn't just its unabashed sentimentality, but its utter reducibility. N rotten Phoebe Chen 0 April 1, 2017 +210 There were tears on my cheeks, but I wasn't feeling a thing. rotten Rain Jokinen 0 SFist March 23, 2017 +210 From lesser actors, the story would have definitely become the worst Nicholas Sparks film adaptation ever. But they make you feel for them, even when they're making poor life decisions that you know will end miserably. B+ fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online March 21, 2017 +210 It's a shame that within such beauty lies a pretty gloomy story, one that foolishly trusts the audience will get behind the whole stealing-a-baby concept. I didn't, and I got very bored. 2.5/5 rotten Alex Casey 0 New Zealand Herald February 17, 2017 +210 A film that resources to drama, beautiful scenes and its cast more than necessary, pushing its protagonist to the limit. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Alberto Abu 0 Espinof January 25, 2017 +210 A powerful story in which the filmmaker starts from material that's not his own and the result doesn't seem to evidence too much synthesis ability. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Jordi Costa 0 El Pais (Spain) January 23, 2017 +210 A story that focuses on the portrait of each of the characters, and a relationship subjected to dramatic dilemmas, which are interpreted admirably. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Francisco Marinero 0 El Mundo (Spain) January 23, 2017 +210 A film that isn't on the same level as other titles that pursue a similar purpose, but it's a decent attempt. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Ignacio Navarro 0 January 23, 2017 +210 A prettily shot piece about the contracts that bind people in a community. 3.5/5 fresh John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) January 18, 2017 +210 A pity that this film gets dragged by its convoluted plot, forcing emotion without deepening in any of its great subjects. Not even in love. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Andrea G. Bermejo 0 January 16, 2017 +210 An exciting film even though Cianfrance fails to develop it with all the profusion it deserves. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Paula Arantzazu 0 Sensacine January 12, 2017 +210 A cloistered romantic story more typical of a Nicholas Sparks's work translation than a passionate drama. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Gonzalo Hern 0 January 2, 2017 +210 The acting is good enough to assuage most doubts and the cinematography lovingly details the extraordinary scenery it inhabits. fresh Derek Malcolm 0 Huffington Post January 1, 2017 +210 Ultimately, The Light Between Oceans is a hokey period romance masquerading as a morality tale. 1.5/5 rotten Rashid Irani 0 Hindustan Times December 31, 2016 +210 What Cianfrance can't do is find a definitive ending: the film has at least three as it builds to a high pitch and thus runs long. But along the way it's passionately gripping and much more than the cliche of a tear-jerking romance. 3.5/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age December 27, 2016 +210 While the story and performances were strong, The Light Between Oceans is an eternal example of how an adaptation should have stayed a book. rotten Stephanie Archer 0 Film Inquiry December 8, 2016 +210 It's an intriguing moral dilemma, even while stretching the boundaries of credibility. 3/5 fresh James Mottram 0 South China Morning Post November 30, 2016 +210 Director Derek Cianfrance attempts to bring the emotional rawness of his previous films and influences to the melodrama genre with The Light Between Oceans, but he never quite pulls off the feat. C+ rotten Jimmy Geurts 0 Tampa Bay Times November 29, 2016 +210 The Light Between Oceans firmly establishes Cianfrance's deep mastery of the craft, and secures his reputation as a visionary filmmaker with a delicate cinematic touch. fresh Michael Lee 0 Film Ireland Magazine November 17, 2016 +210 [Cianfrance] relentlessly tries to push the film's tropes and metaphors into something bigger and more powerful than they need to be, which creates an atmosphere of melodrama that even a trio of strong performances can't banish. 7 rotten Piers Marchant 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 14, 2016 +210 Even when the film's efforts to evoke tears are a little too evident, Fassbender and Vikander ensure that everything feels, and looks, utterly genuine. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground November 13, 2016 +210 As good as the actors are they can't persuade us to buy the story's melodramatic contrivances. rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk November 12, 2016 +210 Instead of tear-jerking, this approach eventually sees the audience dry-eyed with irritation. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) November 6, 2016 +210 It's the texture and the feel of the film, rather than the actual plot itself, that makes it so effective 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 5, 2016 +210 For those who have not read the book, there are some significant surprises in store -- while those who have will, I think, be satisfied with this handsome adaptation. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian November 4, 2016 +210 By the end, you may be surprised at yourself shedding a tear or two but it won't inspire the kind of all-encompassing emotional heaving the best weepies induce. 3/5 fresh Wenlei Ma 0 News.com.au November 4, 2016 +210 It probably goes without saying, but tissues are a must. 3/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald November 4, 2016 +210 No one will deny that it looks gorgeous, and that the cast performs with raw emotional intensity. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com November 4, 2016 +210 A grimly saccharine and interminably trite sea-sodden weepie. 1/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) November 4, 2016 +210 It's a romantic and tough look at love, grief and choices - wonderfully acted and presented. 4/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) November 4, 2016 +210 Grand weepies and visionary directors have their place, but this combination does both a disservice. rotten Roe McDermott 0 Hot Press November 4, 2016 +210 While it is well acted and well written, the execution does sometimes have a Hallmark-Movie-of-the-Week feel to it, heavy on the portentous drama and intrusive score. 3.5/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury November 3, 2016 +210 The emotions are as beautifully captured as the scenery, but the staging is wutheringly contrived. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema November 3, 2016 +210 Piling tragedy upon tragedy until it collapses under the weight, the fourth narrative feature from Derek Cianfrance makes a flagrant play for your heartstrings. 3/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 Radio Times November 3, 2016 +210 It all ends in tears, and much louder music, and a series of events that strain credibility to snapping point, although it could well be that by then you're sobbing too loudly to care. 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) November 3, 2016 +210 It never quite engages, perhaps due to a pace that plods, a running time of over two hours, and a mishandled third act. 3/5 fresh Adam Fresco 0 Flicks.co.nz November 3, 2016 +210 "Cianfrance's film is like a form pushed under our noses. On the dotted line at the bottom you can just make out the words: ""Cry here." rotten Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman November 3, 2016 +210 A period melodrama that's soppier than a seaman's mop. 2/5 rotten Tom Duggins 0 CineVue November 3, 2016 +210 Cianfrance's moving but messy melodrama can't quite conjure the elusive alchemy of adaptation. 3/5 fresh Matt Glasby 0 Total Film November 2, 2016 +210 Vikander and Fassbender are riveting in a handsome period drama that begins beautifully, but becomes increasingly contrived as it tries to wring as much drama as possible from its set-up. 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Empire Magazine November 2, 2016 +210 We are treated to the requisite picturesque longshots and dewy close-ups, and yet the thing never connects. Instead of reaching for a tissue, I was checking my watch. 2/5 rotten Matt Wolf 0 The Arts Desk November 2, 2016 +210 Recommended, but twenty minutes could have been easily shorn off. 3.5/5 fresh Paddy Kehoe 0 November 2, 2016 +210 The implications of the choice eventually made -- and the slow and steady unravelling of all lives involved -- are tough to process, but touchingly, truly portrayed here. 3.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) November 2, 2016 +210 When we get into the second hour-and-a-bit it rather suffers, as heavy heartstring-plucking and general blubbering take over. rotten 0 Adelaide Review November 2, 2016 +210 A slightly overwrought tale is made digestible by the mesmeric cinematography of Adam Arkapaw and the intense chemistry of the central double act. 4/5 fresh Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) November 1, 2016 +210 The Light... veers dangerously close to melodrama, but it manages to steer clear thanks to the restrained performances of its cast. 4/5 fresh Tom Charles 0 The Skinny November 1, 2016 +210 Despite the talent involved, The Light Between Oceans is mawkish when it should be moving. 3/5 rotten Nikki Baughan 0 The List October 31, 2016 +210 ...it's the story that's the real problem here. 1 fresh Sophia Watson 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 31, 2016 +210 I loved everything about this affecting and exquisitely made tearjerker whose themes of love, loss and sacrifice rise and fall like the waves on the ocean. Cinematic, poetic and always accessible fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile October 29, 2016 +210 If you can handle its old-fashioned melodrama, you will find a beautifully shot, powerfully acted tale of loss, grief and the healing power of love. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) October 27, 2016 +210 [The Light Between Oceans,] although filled with pretty visuals and is skilfully anchored by a couple of committed performances, proves to be a little too gloomy to bear. 2.5/5 rotten Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 October 11, 2016 +210 This film is visually beautiful. But in terms of content it is flat and boring. It is very nice, tender and well acted, but that's it. [Full review in Spanish] 6.5/10 fresh 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) October 11, 2016 +210 Despite the amazing performances of Vikander and Fassbender, and the beautiful landscapes, this film is a conventional and sensitive melodrama that works only on the first part and ends up being predictable and imperceptible. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Mariana Fern 0 Butaca Ancha September 29, 2016 +210 Too much of the opening hour is spent establishing Tom and Isabel's happiness with unnecessarily extended scenes of the two frolicking about in nature. 3.5/10 rotten Shawn Hazelett 0 Under the Radar September 29, 2016 +210 A solid film that will surely make you cry. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ira Franco 0 Chilango.com September 26, 2016 +210 "I suspect a doomed romance of another sort has unfurled: Acclaimed indie director falls for slush bucket best-seller and thinks he can ""redeem"" it with great cinematography and Oscar-winning actors." rotten Tom Shone 1 Newsweek September 22, 2016 +210 A deep and beautifully told drama about a couple alone on a desert island. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 September 21, 2016 +210 an effectively calculated tearjerker 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 16, 2016 +210 Improbably beautiful and improbably anguished. fresh Lisa Rosman 0 Signature September 13, 2016 +210 An insipid and conventional melodrama, strictly academic in execution. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Carlota Mosegui 0 Otroscines.com September 13, 2016 +210 We should yearn for these characters to be blissfully happy together. Instead, we're just too miserable and worn down to even care. 4/10 rotten 0 PopMatters September 9, 2016 +210 A deeply affecting movie. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review September 9, 2016 +210 At first, the film seems to assure us there's no terrible situation that can't get worse. Then it makes a more sincere, truthful assertion: things always get better. 3.5/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com September 9, 2016 +210 A slightly restrained drama where the actors are the best of the film. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Fernando Lopez 0 September 8, 2016 +210 It's a pretty film and well acted, but neither can save The Light Between Oceans from being a disappointment. 2/4 rotten Allyson Johnson 0 Cambridge Day September 8, 2016 +210 Cianfrance's mesmeric eye for heartbreak is dulled here. The waters are muddied and the pull of The Light Between Oceans falters, despite some fine cinematography. 2/5 rotten 0 HeyUGuys September 8, 2016 +210 "Conviction propels ""Oceans." 3.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times September 6, 2016 +210 A film that creates certain feeling of distance or coldness, and even boredom. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Diego Batlle 0 Otroscines.com September 6, 2016 +210 Amazingly performed and with a great photography but relatively insipid. [Full review in Spanish] 5/10 rotten 0 EscribiendoCine September 6, 2016 +210 An emotionally rich romantic thriller about marriage, parenting, and the spiritual choices that sometimes come with both. 4.5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice September 6, 2016 +210 'The Light Between the Oceans' is surprisingly disappointing. [Full review in Spanish] rotten 0 Espinof September 5, 2016 +210 Fassbender and Vikander light up the screen with their chemistry and talent. 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 Huffington Post September 5, 2016 +210 Stand back from this fable and examine it for logic, and you see how nonsensical it is. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker September 5, 2016 +210 Melodrama gets the best of everyone in a tale in which weighty ethical questions are presented with all the complexity of what one's obligation is when they find a wallet stuffed with money. C rotten Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger September 3, 2016 +210 "If you're in the mood for an old-fashioned, historical melodrama, this is a schmaltzy, sorrowful, heart-wrenching ""weeper." 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate September 3, 2016 +210 "The performances and luscious cinematography are highlights of ""The Light Between Oceans""; it didn't overwhelm me with feels but certainly is a worthy entrance into what is hopefully a satisfying award season." 7 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know September 3, 2016 +210 "Overall, ""The Light Between Oceans"" is a fine representation of the film-making potential of director Derek Cianfrance...although it won't be mentioned among his career highlights." 6 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know September 3, 2016 +210 The Light Between Oceans is a painfully slow and obvious melodrama. I felt every second of its two hour and twelve minute runtime. 1.5/5 rotten Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb September 3, 2016 +210 Contrivances and melodrama aside, it is emotionally true and that's often the most important thing for a film of this nature. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 2, 2016 +210 The movie ends up seeming like an inchoate hybrid of melodrama and psychodrama-between the oceans, indeed. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture September 2, 2016 +210 Pictorial beauty in a David Lean sort of way and a mesmerizing quality might convince a viewer 'The Light Between Oceans,' a contrived and emotionally manipulative tale, has real credibility. 5/10 rotten Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com September 2, 2016 +210 This trio of powerhouse performances make The Light Between Oceans a romantic weepie that earns its tears. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 2, 2016 +210 ... fails to illuminate the depth of the inner turmoil of its central characters, who instead become lost in a melodramatic fog. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue September 2, 2016 +210 The Light Between Oceans is a visually and thematically cohesive package, though its characters feel emotionally an arm's length away. 7/10 fresh Bernard Boo 0 We Got This Covered September 2, 2016 +210 A gorgeous but plodding period piece. 2/4 rotten Barry Paris 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette September 2, 2016 +210 Strong performances and beautiful cinematography elevate The Light Between Oceans, yet soap opera contrivances and uneven writing hold it back. 3/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant September 2, 2016 +210 The movie is wonderfully written, beautifully acted and gorgeously photographed. If only director and screenwriter Derek Cianfrance hadn't fallen so deeply in love with his own overlong, five-hankie script. B fresh Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer September 2, 2016 +210 After it's finished making you cry, The Light Between Oceans provides a rich story that demands discussion. 3.5/4 fresh Lauren Chval 0 RedEye September 2, 2016 +210 The movie errs most with its main plot, which requires the characters to behave with utmost stupidity, sacrificing its hard-earned storytelling for a frustrating payoff. rotten David Sims 1 The Atlantic September 2, 2016 +210 Fassbender is glorious, while Vikander is his equal. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 2, 2016 +210 The Light Between Oceans has one eye on the coming awards seasons, the other on delivering some wonderfully weepy entertainment. Expect success on both fronts. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post September 2, 2016 +210 The Light Between Oceans is stunning to see, and the performances are of the highest caliber, but it's all packaged in a story that just doesn't earn its stay, or our tears. fresh Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press September 2, 2016 +210 Fassbender and Vikander are both powerful in their roles, and even in a comparatively small amount of screen time, Weisz is commanding. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 2, 2016 +210 The movie falls off the cliff of melodrama by the midway point, and unless you decide to walk out, you're going to follow this scenic heap of sunsets and moody ocean shots as it wails on its laborious descent. 2.5/5 rotten Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com September 2, 2016 +210 Deeply emotional, distressing drama not for faint of heart. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media September 2, 2016 +210 Here is a tough, complex morality play in the guise of a good, old-fashioned melodrama. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies September 2, 2016 +210 Fassbenderand Vikander, who fell in love during the making of the film, fully commit to their roles and hold us in their grip. The movie, sad to say, can't keep its head above water. 2/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 2, 2016 +210 If you love to cry at movies - you know who you are - don't bring a hankie to The Light Between Oceans. Supply yourself instead with a roll of toilet paper, then thread it on a spindle in the drink holder. 4 fresh Bill Newcott 0 AARP Movies for Grownups September 2, 2016 +210 This would be one heavy slog without its luminous leads. 2.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 HollywoodInToto.com September 2, 2016 +210 Billed as a romance, it is not a very good one in spite of a somewhat original story. Eventually it turns into a soap opera and has nowhere unpredictable to go. 2.5/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald September 2, 2016 +210 Buried beneath this melodrama-but shining through nearly enough to justify a look-one can see the film that could have been. 2.5/4 fresh Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com September 2, 2016 +210 Has the hallmarks of a shameless tear-jerker. All that's missing is a dab of cancer and maybe an incinerated kitten. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online September 2, 2016 +210 What the protagonists do is simply wrong, and their attempts to fix it are first tepid, then unpleasant. 2.5/4 rotten Johanna Schneller 1 Globe and Mail September 2, 2016 +210 There's real emotion and consequence in this three-hankie weepie. It earns its tears. B+ fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News September 2, 2016 +210 Pretty sure I spotted a credit at the end of the movie for a tear-bucket grip. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 2, 2016 +210 [It] tells us loud and clear that summer is over and it's okay for grown-ups to go to the movies again. 4.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly September 2, 2016 +210 Fassbender and Vikander give powerful performances and their on-screen chemistry holds the film together when the story wavers. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet September 1, 2016 +210 At a certain point the movie is grounded by its director's grave approach. 2/4 rotten Robert Horton 0 Seattle Weekly September 1, 2016 +210 Even with all the good stuff, The Light Between Oceans too often shines dimly. 3/4 fresh Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online September 1, 2016 +210 It's far too easy to become overwrought and syrupy, and while the new movie has a lot going for it, it does eventually succumb to those watery depths. 2.5/4 rotten Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune September 1, 2016 +210 There are scenes here that make the most lachrymose TV movie weepie seem restrained by comparison. Nonetheless, you can't help but admire the film's full blown approach. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) September 1, 2016 +210 At the climax the wife makes a decision antithetical to her character, and a morally complex film derails into hackneyed Nicholas Sparks territory. rotten Leah Pickett 1 Chicago Reader September 1, 2016 +210 [Director] Cianfrance has one chance to lighten the load, to unleash a little visual magic to boost the narrative contrivance, and all he can summon are handheld shots of crashing foam. 0/5 rotten Scott Marks 1 San Diego Reader September 1, 2016 +210 Cianfrance is far more concerned with mood than he is with logic, and his movies -- to me, anyway -- continue to suffer because of his choices. 2/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 CinemaBlend September 1, 2016 +210 The film plays more like a fable than a story of earthbound humans, and a fractured fairy tale at that. 2.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 1, 2016 +210 What was deeply moving on the printed page seems mechanically melodramatic when dramatized in Derek Cianfrance's film. You want to be moved but can't shake the feeling that mostly you're being manipulated. 2.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star September 1, 2016 +210 Regardless of how The Light Between Oceans affects you -- visually, dramatically or through the fierce, tormented emotions it provokes -- affect you it will. fresh John Anderson 1 Wall Street Journal September 1, 2016 +210 Fassbender and Vikander make the film work, just. 2.5/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post September 1, 2016 +210 In spite of a slightly awkward ending, the film is a deeply serious, tender examination of emotional devastation. fresh 0 Buffalo News September 1, 2016 +210 It builds a gripping morality play, with characters as fierce and hardened as the choppy waves that crash onto the shore from all directions. fresh Andrew Lapin 1 NPR September 1, 2016 +210 The actors hurl themselves into their roles with sufficient commitment and feeling that you believe in Tom and Isabel completely, even when the creaky narrative machinery around them begins to trigger your skepticism. fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times September 1, 2016 +210 The Light Between Oceans is completely engaging and it's heartbreaking, though not so heartbreaking, Mr. Cianfrance seems to suggest, as the simple passage of time. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 1 Toronto Sun September 1, 2016 +210 While Fassbender and Vikander are excellent and the chemistry between them is palpable, The Light Between Oceans never quite shrugs off its staid decorum to become something truly moving. 3.5/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com September 1, 2016 +210 Its depictions of searing guilt amount to little more than tight close-ups of teary-eyed actors. 2.5/5 rotten Daniel Gelb 0 AllMovie September 1, 2016 +210 'The Light Between Oceans' is an emotionally charged feature whose impact is blunted by its methodical and deliberate pacing. 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) September 1, 2016 +210 Instead of flattering romantic fantasies, it digs into the difficult truth about the world, and comes out with a hopeful realism that seems, after all, quite beautiful. fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Christianity Today September 1, 2016 +210 Was there ever an actor more self-evidently born to play a melancholy lighthouse keeper than Michael Fassbender? fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate September 1, 2016 +210 This is a very pretty movie with a very compelling premise and very talented actors, but pacing, hazily conceived characters and a rather simplistic approach to psychology make it very hard to love. 2/5 rotten Josef Braun 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) September 1, 2016 +210 The film often looks lovely. But all of that loveliness is a cover for a creaky narrative. 5.8/10 rotten Andy Crump 0 Paste Magazine September 1, 2016 +210 The high-art appurtenances of the period romance overwhelm the story's potboiler elements, leaving us with a Janus-faced product that peers in both directions but remains uninvolved. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle September 1, 2016 +210 The Light Between Oceans seemingly yearns to be a lush, ravishing prestige drama. But it also doesn't seem to know what to do with the, y'know, drama. rotten Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair September 1, 2016 +210 "The Light Between Oceans"" hangs on the screen like a large, lovely painting in a beautiful old frame." 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday September 1, 2016 +210 Without question, Cianfrance is a filmmaker to be reckoned with. But he may need to forget that if he ever wants to make his best work. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe September 1, 2016 +210 What power the film possesses is due mainly to the expressive performances of Fassbender and Vikander, who sweep away the murk more than any lighthouse ever could. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star September 1, 2016 +210 The film's solemn visual rhythms exert an almost hypnotic spell that for a time gives a heroic dimension to a story as emotionally fraught as a vintage Bette Davis melodrama. fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times September 1, 2016 +210 Cianfrance makes intimate, psychologically penetrating films, with quiet spaces and moments of brutal intensity...As unlikely as the story is, Cianfrance deftly steers the material through elemental themes... 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews September 1, 2016 +210 Taken piecemeal, there's plenty to enjoy with 'The Light Between Oceans' but there's not much variation in tone. 3/5 fresh Matt Goldberg 0 Collider September 1, 2016 +210 This adaptation of M.L. Stedman's best-selling tearjerker is tasteful, elegant and decorous-but also stiff, overinflated and ponderous. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 1, 2016 +210 Ladies and gentlemen, let your hankies unfurl. 2.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post September 1, 2016 +210 For all of Cianfrance's seriousness, the material proves too essentially melodramatic, hokey and self-serious to save. No gorgeous cinematography and no cast, no matter how A-list, can ultimately save this material from itself. 3/5 rotten Barbara VanDenburgh 1 Arizona Republic September 1, 2016 +210 Fassbender and Vikander are world-class actors who take an underdeveloped script and make it watchable, if not the weepfest that it's shooting for. 3/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com September 1, 2016 +210 The movie suggests that, like the waters of the great oceans that cover the Earth, all things are connected-past, present and future; grief and happiness; war and peace; life and death. 2.5/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 Parade Magazine September 1, 2016 +210 How hard can life be? This hard. If you have tears, prepare to shed them now. 4/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard September 1, 2016 +210 Fassbender and Vikander explore their characters' various thorny moral quandaries and shifting states of mind in breath-catching depth, drilling down through the plot's melodramatic crust to the swirling ethical magma underneath. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 1, 2016 +210 The Light Between Oceans sucks you in with the beauty of its landscapes, the elegance of its period detail, and the chemistry between two blindingly attractive stars who might actually be in love. B- fresh 1 AV Club September 1, 2016 +210 As a lighthouse generally indicates, avoid. 2/5 rotten John Bleasdale 0 CineVue September 1, 2016 +210 In the end, I think this film would've worked better with B-list actors and a director who fully embraced the melodrama. As it is, The Light Between Oceans feels like a film between genres. 2/4 rotten Max Weiss 0 Baltimore Magazine August 31, 2016 +210 It's ambitious as hell, and all three actors are up for the challenge, but the film's momentum slips away in the final movement when characters are separated and isolated by the demands of the plot. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto August 31, 2016 +210 The Light Between Oceans is an effective melodrama, but the lingering sensation the film leaves after its end is that it might have been much more. B- fresh Dominick Suzanne-Mayer 0 Consequence of Sound August 31, 2016 +210 From the performances to the presentation there is much to like about The Light Between Oceans, but little that makes us want to fully embrace it. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics August 31, 2016 +210 As an audience, we aren't given the tools to equip ourselves to care enough to take anyone's side, and while the performances are good, the story proceeds in a mechanical fashion. 7/10 fresh Gabrielle Bondi 0 The Young Folks August 31, 2016 +210 "A scene isn't a scene unless it leaves the audience completely numb, with ""Oceans"" unable to emerge from the dark, effectively destroying whatever richly mournful qualities were found in the source material. " C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com August 31, 2016 +210 "The Light Between Oceans"" is easily one of the year's most visually stunning films. Ironically, it's also one of the most difficult to watch." 2.5/4 rotten Tony Hicks 1 San Jose Mercury News August 31, 2016 +210 Eliminate the dialogue, and this would still be a captivating film. 3/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 31, 2016 +210 A mesmerizing, engrossing and beautifully made cinematic experience, rare as a pink unicorn, that enchants for more than two hours and makes you wish for at least one hour more. 4/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer August 31, 2016 +210 The Light Between Oceans is possibly Cianfrance's weakest film to date, but at the same time the strongest visually. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Fico Cangiano 0 CineXpress August 31, 2016 +210 So relentlessly tasteful that it's a little distasteful. C+ rotten Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk August 31, 2016 +210 Fine performances and exquisite cinematography, production, and sound and costume design are almost enough to shake off the clingy soapy residue that comes with the romantic drama territory. 2.5/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service August 31, 2016 +210 The whole thing is feverishly earnest and more than a little manipulative, but it's also possibly the prettiest two hours of emotional masochism so far this year. B+ fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly August 31, 2016 +210 You will need a bit of a sweet tooth for some of the flavour in The Light Between Oceans, but there is tremendous confidence and it is hugely watchabe. It will put you in a wobbly sort of trance. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 31, 2016 +210 The sense of authenticity that marks The Light Between Oceans at its best has everything to do with the acting - and if all Cianfrance ever gives us is that, it's worth the price of his lagging third act. fresh April Wolfe 1 L.A. Weekly August 31, 2016 +210 It's a melodrama that doesn't need grime to make it interesting or wrenching. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro August 31, 2016 +210 The overt tearjerking smacks of barefaced manipulation, and in the end it gets really, really annoying. rotten Shirley Sealy 0 Film Journal International August 31, 2016 +210 Often beautiful and moving, but emotionally it never quite sticks. 3/5 fresh Cath Clarke 1 Time Out August 31, 2016 +210 Lush, lovely but overlong and somewhat frustrating romantic fable. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation August 31, 2016 +210 Cianfrance has a proven track record of exploring how guilt can transform when burdened by the weight of time, but it's never felt more artificial in his hands. C+ fresh Jordan Raup 0 The Film Stage August 31, 2016 +210 Halfway through, overloaded with baggage, the movie finally starts to sink - and takes its whole crew down with it. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 New York Daily News August 31, 2016 +210 The high marks are present and littered frequently throughout. It begins with the heartbreaking turn from Academy Award winner Rachel Weisz as the devastating Hannah, a grief-stricken mother whose arc goes into interesting territories. 2.5/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com August 30, 2016 +210 Derek Cianfrance's film is a beautifully sustained study in adult themes of emotional crisis. 3/4 fresh Sam C. Mac 0 Slant Magazine August 30, 2016 +210 Cianfrance never squeezes the life out of his picture, but like a hug that overstays its welcome, its doting embrace is too tight for comfort. C+ fresh Rodrigo Perez 0 The Playlist August 30, 2016 +210 Just when the audience is gearing up for a powerfully tragic resolution of the kind that Thomas Hardy might have written, the movie veers off into Nicholas Sparks territory instead. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap August 30, 2016 +210 The cathartic pleasures of a good old-fashioned weepie are promised and then never delivered in Derek Cianfrance's handsome but curiously lifeless The Light Between Oceans. rotten Jon Frosch 1 Hollywood Reporter August 30, 2016 +210 "The Light Between Oceans"" winds up taking one too many self-serious twists and turns. The film earns its darkness, but it might have been even more affecting if it didn't shrink from the light." fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety August 30, 2016 +210 The film's gentle, relentless air of potential heartache can be affecting. But much like Alexandre Desplat's decorous score, the stately, reserved tone ultimately becomes monotonous. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International August 30, 2016 +210 Derek Cianfrance can't quite thread the needle between John Cassavetes and David Lean, but it's fun to watch him try. B fresh David Ehrlich 1 indieWire August 30, 2016 +210 The result is a movie that crackles quietly without flaring up into an emotional blaze. 2.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer August 30, 2016 +210 The Light Between Oceans is a tearjerker that plays like an extra long Lifetime TV movie with a Grade A cast. 2/5 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly August 30, 2016 +210 I'm just not sure anyone could have turned this soap opera material into anything other than a sweeping, credibility-stretching, overwrought... soap opera. 2/4 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 30, 2016 +210 is beautiful to look at, but this feels like a Lifetime movie given the A-list treatment....in failing to steep us in Isabel's pain and mental state in act two, Cianfrance leaves us with an overly indulgent husband and self-centered wife in act three. C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 29, 2016 +211 Dancer is like no other movie around. Shot in bleached-out video colors in rough, hand-held style, the film is at once aggressively modern and deliberately, melodramatically, old-fashioned. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 6, 2018 +211 Denmark's enfant terrible Lars von Trier finally won the Camme Palme d'Or for this postmodern deconstructive musical featuring a stunning performance by Bjork. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 7, 2011 +211 Everything about Bjork and Dancer in the Dark is enigmatic in an uncomfortable dissecting way that shows beauty in the crudest way, and crudeness in the complexity of advanced social mores. A- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 26, 2009 +211 It is not pleasing to watch, by any conceivable definition of that word. 6/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 12, 2007 +211 Even without the musical numbers, von Trier has given us a compelling story with original characters. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 29, 2007 +211 I was devastated by it. What bothers me is this: It is the easiest thing in the world to do... move people by destroying something beautiful. B fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +211 Von Trier is vicious when it comes to milking the melodrama. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 5, 2003 +211 Though flawed, Dancer in the Dark is a worthy addition to the filmography of Mr. von Trier. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer February 7, 2003 +211 The songs are all written and performed flawlessly by Bjork. And not only can the pixie goddess sing and dance, she can also act. 4.5/5 fresh Tom Meek 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +211 The turgid soap opera of a plot reveals little of the human truths [it] presumably wants to uncover. C rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 12, 2002 +211 ...a calculated attack on conventional sentimentality and Hollywood illusion; the kind of movie that means to frustrate your expectations rather than affirm your assumptions. B+ fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +211 A visionary and magical experience. This film is miraculous. fresh Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience May 30, 2002 +211 One critic has been quoted as describing Bjork's acting style as a re-invention of the art form. Another bit of hype that turned out to be true. 4/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com April 19, 2002 +211 At least Dancer in the Dark is bad in a complicated way. 2.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +211 Ultimately, it's a tribute to the power of cinema. 4/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +211 The powerful, emotional music perfectly complements the dark, somber tone of the film. 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 20, 2001 +211 An uncomfortable but significant success. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide July 24, 2001 +211 Aims right for the heart and aces its target. 4.5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 5, 2001 +211 The genre of the movie musical is in a sad state. This is a genre that did not need Von Trier's 'help'. 1/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com May 24, 2001 +211 But I had no contract, me and Lars, because I come from the punk school of thought. It was all based on trust. So I walked off the set. fresh Brandon Judell 0 Fashion Wire Daily April 19, 2001 +211 The preachiness is off-putting, and so are the film's melodramatic plotting and woozy handheld camerawork. rotten Stephen Farber 0 Movieline April 17, 2001 +211 An arresting, emotionally-charged paean to the insulating power of imagination. 3.5/4 fresh Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com April 2, 2001 +211 "Dancer in the Dark"" is an exciting and daring experiment in musical filmmaking." 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight March 26, 2001 +211 it is hard to resist the suspicion that the whole thing is a ruse to satisfy some deep-seated sadistic urge in von Trier's artistic psyche 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +211 I make no promises about Dancer in the Dark. You may hate it. But I thought it was one of the best pictures of the year. fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript February 26, 2001 +211 I got very little out of this particular freak show. 2/5 rotten Shay Casey 0 Daily-Reviews February 14, 2001 +211 ...a magnificent human drama that sends us searching for messages in a thick blanket of emotional pain... 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org February 14, 2001 +211 Come to the theater prepared, with a handkerchief in one hand and a rotten tomato in the other. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +211 A thought-provoking, emotionally resonant, and innovative cinematic experience. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +211 Selma asks for so little, complains so seldom, and is in such perpetual denial about her problems that I find her virtually indigestible as a character. 2/4 rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +211 A numbing, nearly three-hour musical. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +211 It smashes down the walls of habit that surround so many movies. It returns to the wellsprings. It is a bold, reckless gesture. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +211 This is a film like no other this year, and on that grounds alone you should see it. fresh Peter Brunette 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +211 A dark, slow and depressing, but ultimately haunting film. fresh Ernest Hardy 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +211 Graced with a particular genius for absorbing the past to suggest an exciting cinematic future. A fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +211 They speak English, but the film doesn't feel American. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +211 Although less developed and satisfying than Breaking the Waves, Dancer in the Dark is ultimately more devastating. fresh Lucas Hilderbrand 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +211 It offers its not-so-profound socio-political commentary in a pointlessly showy style thatsays more about its creator's self-importance than any message he wants to deliver. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +211 Von Trier ... makes a mockery of his actors and his audience. rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +211 Far from unwatchable, this provocative film is still haunting and irritating me days later, and that's probably the best reaction any artist could hope to elicit with his works. 6/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +211 It may have some powerful and disturbing moments, but it's otherwise too self-absorbed and pretentious in showing the viewer just how quirky and moving a film it thinks it really is. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +211 Falls far short of Breaking the Waves in nearly every way -- in uneven performances, an implausible narrative, its shallow emotional resonance. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +211 Strange, cerebral, immensely interesting and weirdly, thoroughly distancing, Dancer in the Dark is a movie like they used to make 'em. 2/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +211 Powerful -- and powerfully irritating. But love it or hate it, you're not likely to forget it. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 1, 2000 +211 A bitter confection chock-full of rusty barbs and a woeful, inexorable slide into doom and worse. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +211 This movie, for all its flaws, is a unique journey, and needs to be experienced rather than explained. fresh Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +211 Noble, even interesting but also long and ultimately flawed experiment. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +211 It's not just that the numbers are berserkly bad; they also don't seem to have any emotional connection to this bedraggled, Dickensian waif. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +211 An exhilarating and emotional musical drama which once again pushes the limits of modern film-making. 4/5 fresh Sian Kirwan 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +211 No matter how bizarre or off-putting the film may be at times, it is infinitely more engrossing. 9/10 fresh Ed Scharf 0 CheckOut.com January 1, 2000 +211 It's great to see a movie so courageous and affecting, so committed to its own differentness. 4/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +211 Nothing less than a groundbreaking -- and magical -- art house reinvention of a genre that even Disney cartoons have been shying away from in recent years. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +211 The Danish director has made an incredibly dour, music-tinged drama that might break some hearts, but just made me want to break things. 1.5/4 rotten Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +211 A film like no other, and even if only to simply bear witness to such a bold, experimental work, it commands a viewing. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +211 It hits all the cheap little notes of viewer manipulation that Hollywood hacks rely on to wring tears from the dramatically challenged suckers in the crowd. C- rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine January 1, 2000 +211 The crazy thing is that, sarcastic as Dancer is, it actually works as an anti-capital- punishment tract. fresh 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +211 Showcases everything bad about European art cinema, and while possibly worth a look as a curiosity, is still an entertainment-free work. rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +211 This may be a musical, but don't expect a good time; it's a grim tragedy that's deliberately drab and exceedingly painful to watch. 3/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +211 So unrelenting in its manipulative sentimentality that, if it had been made by an American and shot in a more conventional manner, it would be seen as a bad joke. rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +211 One of the best movies of the year. fresh Dave White 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +211 Raw and invigorating when its risks succeed and disconcertingly flat when they fail, Dancer is neither the masterwork its proponents raved about nor the disaster its critics insisted it is. fresh Lael Loewenstein 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +211 Von Trier shows himself once again as a director with imagination, one who continues to push back the boundaries of cinema. 9/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +211 If this movie were ever to open on Broadway, they could hold the opening and closing night parties simultaneously. 5/10 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +211 This is one special film and in some ways fantastic. -- also INTERVIEW w/BJORK 8/10 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +211 [Von Trier] manages to generate big emotions out of meager material, mainly thanks to the performances he gets from his actors. B- fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +211 This is likely one of the most emotionally devastating films ever made. fresh Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +211 It's a carefully crafted provocation that both undermines and expands the notion of what makes a movie musical. fresh Charles Ealy 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +211 It demands to be seen, and though you might detest it, at least you'll exit the theater with the bruised sense of having seen something memorable. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +211 [Von Trier's] work starts to feel bloated, self-important, and boring. rotten Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +211 Like the movie created around her, [Bjork is] nothing short of hypnotic. 4/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +211 Audacious and astonishing, devastating and detached, Lars von Trier's Dancer in the Dark has the ability to amaze and anger its audience, quite often in the same moment. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +211 So exasperating in its contradictions, so frustrating in its fakery, so deeply irritating in its pretensions, it's frankly hard to know where to begin to dissect it. 1/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +211 Von Trier is poking at subconscious safety nets we turn to for reassurance in ways both pretentious and provocative, depending on the predisposition of the beholder. fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +211 Is Dancer in the Dark worth the ride? The brutal emotional wringing it visits upon viewers? Despite its flaws, yes. fresh Andy Klein 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +211 Much of it comes across as a giant, misshapen ego trip. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +211 [Bjork] encompasses all the aspects of this stubborn, sweet, unprotected woman, and she gives the kind of performance that makes it impossible to imagine anyone else in this role. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +211 Such are the exquisite contradictions of this deeply affecting gem that I found myself massaging goose bumps even as I flinched in terror. fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +211 Von Trier is asking not that you take a leap of faith; he's asking you to hold his hand while he jumps off the bridge. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +211 You may resent some of the tactics von Trier uses, but there's no denying the devastating power of his film. fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +211 Some will hate Dancer in the Dark, but I loved every raw, vibrant moment of it. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +211 Dancer in the Dark is that curious thing, a movie that by turns is wincingly awful and heartbreakingly fine. rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 1, 2000 +211 What does Danish director Lars von Trier tell his leading ladies? Does he say, 'Please, for me, put a daffy smile on your face and paste it there for every scene'? rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times January 1, 2000 +211 [Bjork] won the top acting honor at Cannes, but as I took full measure of her screen persona, I kept wondering what time she was due back at Santa's workshop. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 1, 2000 +211 Seeing it, one does get some sense that the Danish Emperor of Film is wearing no clothes. C- rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +211 Has moments of unbelievable power and horror ... and these moments make the rest worthwhile. fresh Erik Lundegaard 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +211 A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +211 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +211 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +211 4/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies October 1, 2005 +211 A- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +211 4/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +211 A fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +211 0/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com September 13, 2002 +211 2.5/5 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com January 27, 2002 +211 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +211 5/10 rotten Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews February 14, 2001 +211 5/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +211 B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +211 9/10 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +211 A- fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +211 2.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 1, 2000 +211 C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 1, 2000 +211 5.5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +211 9/10 fresh Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +211 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +212 Sweetly neurotic countdown-to-the-prom captures teen life in South Florida. fresh Sarah Sluis 0 Film Journal International August 15, 2011 +212 Most proms don't involve choreographed dances, losers winning prom queen or cameos by famous bands. Bart Got A Room is a much needed believable look at the big night. 3.5/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 CinemaBlend August 14, 2010 +212 Hecker's film finds a charm that eludes most movies dependent on misplaced prostitutes, bedroom sex noises and male insecurities. fresh Katherine Monk 0 Vancouver Sun May 15, 2009 +212 totally wacky, a rite-of-passage romp 4/5 fresh Paul Brenner 0 Filmcritic.com May 9, 2009 +212 Here's something you don't see every day: a high-school comedy for old poops. 3/4 fresh Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail May 1, 2009 +212 Bart Got A Room is an affectionately nuanced comedy of manners whose focus is first love and the navigation of complex relationships. 3/4 fresh Greg Quill 1 Toronto Star May 1, 2009 +212 ...rarely holds the viewer's interest in as rapt a manner as Hecker presumably intended. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 1, 2009 +212 The sweet, dizzy finale makes up for all the predictability before it. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel April 9, 2009 +212 Hines and Macy get some laughs, but the film itself feels insufficiently developed. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies April 6, 2009 +212 It's an inventive take on a story that we've heard a million times before. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies April 6, 2009 +212 While hardly the most novel of stories, what puts Bart Got a Room above the norm is a tight and charming screenplay and Hecker's way with mood and place. 3/5 fresh Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 3, 2009 +212 A fresh and amusing teen comedy all about the anxiety of trying to find a date for the prom. 3/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Hollywood.com April 3, 2009 +212 The sight of William H. Macy sporting a Jew-fro as a divorced dad trying to help his nerdy son score with a prom date is among the myriad delights in the gut-bustingly funny Bart Got a Room. 3.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post April 3, 2009 +212 A teenage comedy with an old-fogy scent. 2/5 rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times April 3, 2009 +212 Writer/director Brian Hecker has an impressive grasp on his material, from the swinging soundtrack to the old-school setting. 3.5/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News April 2, 2009 +212 Hecker's got a knack for teen misery, but he's aiming higher than beers-and-boobs moronity. What follows is excruciating excavated high school trauma B- fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly April 2, 2009 +212 Big laughs, big heart, big teenage moments. Really understands high school and being young. 4/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com April 2, 2009 +212 If nothing else, the film serves as a cringeworthy reminder to us all about what terrible people we were in high school. 3/6 rotten Drew Toal 1 Time Out April 1, 2009 +212 Consists largely of nasty knocks against the fat, old, and Asian, all of whom are framed in cramped compositions that suggest the influence of Simpsons animation cells and Ulrich Seidl. 1.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine March 29, 2009 +212 A more sentimental but no less geeky Superbad style crude-lite slice of burb teen life, with refreshing hormones-in-crisis humor. Not from the usual yearning for high school popularity 'it'hood, but the terror down below of bottom feeder teen exile. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze March 27, 2009 +212 The film is at its best when it is in observational mode 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide February 7, 2009 +212 ...A movie that has consistently entertained audiences on the festival circuit since its premiere at Tribeca in April. 3/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel December 1, 2008 +212 Hecker has a firm grasp on editing for comic effect, and clearly knows how to use his actors to those ends. fresh 0 Screen International October 18, 2008 +212 A feather-light trifle. rotten Keith Uhlich 0 UGO June 25, 2008 +212 Hecker has a firm grasp on editing for comic effect, and clearly knows how to use his actors to those ends. fresh Howard Feinstein 0 Screen International June 2, 2008 +212 It's alive, it's colorful, it's got well-written characters and more than a handful of memorable scenes 4/5 fresh Erik Davis 0 Cinematical May 9, 2008 +212 can't decide how irreverent it wants to be, and settles for a neither-here-nor-there attitude that, luckily, scores with a few genuine laughs 3/5 fresh Jay Antani 0 Jaman May 4, 2008 +212 It's sort of ironic that the only demographic that'll appreciate this lame, watered-down brand of humor mirrors the community portrayed in the film: the elderly and infirm 2/5 rotten Marlow Stern 0 Manhattan Movie Magazine May 2, 2008 +212 Much sweeter and less raunchy than coming-of-agers such as Superbad or Slums of Beverly Hills, Bart's clever, PG-level innuendo is engaging and suitable for family viewing. fresh Alissa Simon 1 Variety April 30, 2008 +212 Bart has enough laughs to snare a distributor and decent-sized audiences. fresh Stephen Farber 1 Hollywood Reporter April 30, 2008 +212 An indie comedy done without excessive pretension or quirk. fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend April 27, 2008 +212 2.5/4 rotten 0 National Post April 3, 2009 +213 It's soap -- soap with culture -- but still soap. 3/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 10, 2008 +214 ... a minor but impressive showpiece: crisply directed, smartly shot, handsomely mounted. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Turner Classic Movies Online August 11, 2010 +214 A calling-card work yet fascinatingly filled with feminist strands fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion March 13, 2010 +214 Director Lewis, like his script, works to keep us unbalanced. 7 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com February 15, 2009 +214 Inventive crime thriller full of personal touches and a gripping story. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television August 9, 2007 +214 A sterling example of noir thriller efficiency. B+ fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 18, 2006 +214 A beauty. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 17, 2003 +216 As expected, She Done Him Wrong boasts few positive attributes or elements worth getting excited about aside from Mae West's typically magnetic turn as the brash protagonist... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 25, 2016 +216 Mae West is at her inimitable best, in this risque tale that shot her to stardom. 4/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine February 10, 2012 +216 Some of it is creaky, most of the storyline is either confusing or dull, but West is a gas, and her repartee with Grant is still tantalizing. fresh Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review May 9, 2008 +216 Director Lowell Sherman turns in a commendable job. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety January 11, 2008 +216 A superior vehicle for Mae West. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 11, 2008 +216 Miss West gives a highly amusing performance. 3.5/5 fresh Andre Sennwald 1 New York Times August 8, 2006 +216 Marvellous stuff. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +216 It's pretty much a bust. 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com May 23, 2006 +216 This delightful sex farce, co-starring the young and very handsome Cary Grant, is the only Mae West film to be Oscar-nominated, and it could not have been made a year later due to the restrictions of the Production Code. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2005 +216 West in a repeat performance of her stage role is magnificent. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 25, 2005 +216 West's Lou must rank as one of the first truly liberated women ever seen onscreen... 4.5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +216 She Done Him Wrong is the stuff of legend. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 29, 2003 +216 It's all just good, clean, dirty fun. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +216 Young Cary Grant is invited by bawdy Mae West to come visit her sometime in this classic West work. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +216 For West fans only; the double entendres are cute by today's standards and Grant looks great. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 20, 2002 +216 All the Codes in the world couldn't keep Mae West from being her typical seductive and sexy self. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +216 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 4, 2004 +216 5/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 11, 2002 +216 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +218 A thoroughly prosaic and prototypical spooker that commits the cardinal sin of devaluing what made the raw materials of its fable so original and powerful in the first place. 2/5 rotten PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 8, 2018 +218 This remake of a hugely successful Japanese horror film is very well acted by Naomi Watts. It's just not that scary. C+ rotten Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America January 3, 2018 +218 A very strong movie in all the ways you need a horror movie to be strong. But it is a movie that could very obviously be better. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 11, 2016 +218 Gore Verbinski creates an air of dread that begins with the first scene and never lets up, subtly incorporating elements from the current wave of Japanese horror films along the way. B+ fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club July 25, 2014 +218 One of the most intelligent and genuinely scary ghost stories to come around in a long time. 3.5/4 fresh Alex Kaloostian 0 Christian Science Monitor July 25, 2014 +218 The Ring doesn't have the wiliness or conviction to exploit either a single mother's guilt over child neglect or our collective queasiness over potential bad seeds. It merely alternates these themes and toys with them. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun July 25, 2014 +218 An edgy, watchable film, but one that makes you feel more squeamish than screamish. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine July 25, 2014 +218 The Ring, about a videotape that kills people, is so full of inconsistencies and plot holes that I stumbled from a recent screening with few answers, and a ton of questions. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press July 25, 2014 +218 The Ring, an elegantly creepy film set in a perpetual Seattle rainstorm, is interested more in eerie, unnerving thrills than bloodletting. 3/4 fresh Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union July 25, 2014 +218 Watching The Ring won't kill you, but it could bore you half to death. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 25, 2014 +218 The slow pace gives us too much time to think about the story's lapses in logic. And Verbinski's style is so conventional that the various scare devices and horror images he throws on the screen feel oddly more comforting than frightening. rotten Dennis King 0 Tulsa World July 25, 2014 +218 Though more expensive and less atmospheric than the Japanese picture, the film isn't at all bad. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) July 25, 2014 +218 A chilling idea, finely executed, in a rare remake success. See it if you dare -- but we wouldn't recommend you go alone. 4/5 fresh 0 Total Film July 25, 2014 +218 The Ring is easily the most terrifying movie to come out of Hollywood in years. fresh Sam Adams 0 Philadelphia City Paper July 25, 2014 +218 Light years ahead of the half-cocked horror coming out of Hollywood, the mounting dread provides the requisite amount of chair-jolting shocks. fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema July 25, 2014 +218 The movie's nifty beginning-all anxiety and dread-suggests that the audience is in for a fearful ride, but the one-dimensional story quickly runs out of fuel. rotten Bruce Diones 1 New Yorker July 25, 2014 +218 Director Gore Verbinski maintains a consistently unsettling mood and look to the film, even if the story often falls by the wayside. fresh Mike Goodridge 0 Screen International July 25, 2014 +218 A well-made remake that adds quite a bit to the original story. Alas, The Ring also feels dated and dull. 6/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD April 1, 2012 +218 For a remake and a modern Hollywood horror, it's pretty good. fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 May 29, 2011 +218 This movie is very, very scary. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +218 The movie is a dog from start to finish, with enough genre inconsistencies and plot holes to make it a textbook example of borrowing from too many divergent horror films to get anything right. C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 3, 2009 +218 In many ways vastly superior to the original. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +218 The American version retains much of the original but does little to justify its existence beyond the commercial considerations of relocating the setting to Seattle and filling the screen with Caucasian faces. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique March 10, 2009 +218 The creepy exploration of the unknown and unexplainable is far more frightening than the violent killings that typify most horror films. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 2, 2009 +218 A stylish Hollywood remake of the Japanese horror sensation that unfortunately has little personality of its own. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 2, 2009 +218 Elegantly shot by Bojan Bazelli and designed by Tom Duffield, with a chilling Hans Zimmer score, this visually stunning movie serves up generous dollops of designer creepiness. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek November 1, 2007 +218 What if you watch the tape twice, do you get three and a half days then? If you fast forward through it do you get fourteen? How about pausing it to go to the bathroom? Or only watching half, getting bored and turning it off? 1.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +218 As a concept, it's flawed. As a remake, it's good. As modern horror, it's a firecracker. 4/5 fresh Mark Dinning 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +218 Not everything it might have been, then, but decent enough to have you tracking down the original. fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +218 Seat-moistening ... shot-by-shot faithful to the original film in many instances, yet fully capable of conjuring up molar-grinding moments of its own invention. fresh Andrew Wright 0 Portland Mercury January 21, 2005 +218 There were two points where I thought it was over, and both would have made for better endings than eventual finale. 1.5/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 6, 2004 +218 Just in time for Halloween comes Gore Verbinski's chilling-to-the-bone suspense ride... guaranteed to have you biting your nails long after the film is done. A- fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston October 7, 2003 +218 sets an atmosphere of creepiness that doesn't let up 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 22, 2003 +218 While The Ring is not horror-flick greatness, it's a good shot of gothic creepiness with enough unsettling scares that will keep you awake at night. 3/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) June 27, 2003 +218 This is a ghost story where the ghost doesn't really do too much and a character's psychological torment mainly gets inflicted by themselves. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 19, 2003 +218 It has the courtesy to tie up everything with a nice little bow, plus the nifty special effects climax of [the] serious wallop at the end. . . 3/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 5, 2003 +218 It's disappointing, losing most of the original's flavour, while retaining and amplifying what was muddled and unsatisfying about it in the first place. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 25, 2003 +218 The pervasive feeling of dread, rather than cheap scares, is what carries the film when it occasionally slips into familiar contrivances 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +218 "The Ring"" is pretty much an English-language copy of the film that inspired it, and it carries the same strengths and flaws." 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic March 2, 2003 +218 This dud by director Gore Verbinski is being marketed as if it were the scariest thing since The Blair Witch Project. The only shock is how incomprehensible it all is. rotten Alexander Walker 0 London Evening Standard February 22, 2003 +218 Where it really scores for me is in Watts's intelligent, wordless investigative scenes, as Rachel gets on the trail of the malevolent psyche behind the video. fresh Lynne Truss 0 Daily Mail (UK) February 22, 2003 +218 Well-acted, satisfactory remake that replicates the creepy atmosphere of the original and, for some reason, throws in a whole bunch of extra stuff involving horses... 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 15, 2003 +218 ...Subtle, quiet, and deeply enigmatic, like a disturbing dream. 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +218 ...has its miscues and one can say that the twists and turns are on the borderline of predictability. Still, this Ring is worth wrapping around your little finger of twitchy suspense. 2.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye February 4, 2003 +218 Gore Verbinski creates beautifully-composed pictures of unpleasantness throughout -- moments that sneak around the memory for days after viewing. 3/5 fresh Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com February 4, 2003 +218 Many critics have mistaken the film's visuals for set design and lighting, but what's unsettling about them is the content, the imagination behind them. They slide under your skin in ways that very few modern horror films have. fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News January 16, 2003 +218 Nonsensical yet satisfyingly sleek and suspenseful. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times January 8, 2003 +218 Not knowing any more than the trailer and ads told me was one of the joys of the experience. fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button January 7, 2003 +218 Not since The Sixth Sense has a film built up the horror and suspense so effectively. B+ fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 17, 2002 +218 One of the best American-style thrillers we've seen in a long time. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 8, 2002 +218 The scariest thing about this festival of loose ends is the thought of just how much must have gotten lost in the translation. 2/5 rotten Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +218 Dark, disturbing and original throughout. 4/5 fresh Jim Agnew 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +218 A good night out for those who want something creepy that will stick with you for a while after seeing it. 3.5/5 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons November 26, 2002 +218 For a movie built around a piece of film containing unsettling images, The Ring is itself a rather tame undertaking. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 20, 2002 +218 It's a ripper of a yarn and I for one enjoyed the thrill of the chill. Naomi Watts is terrific as Rachel; her petite frame and vulnerable persona emphasising her plight and isolation. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile November 16, 2002 +218 The fear is not so much of physical danger, but of just the impenetrability of the mystery. 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 15, 2002 +218 I'm now officially scared of being alone in the same room with a television. 5/5 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews November 12, 2002 +218 The cinematography by Bojan Bazelli is thoroughly atmospheric, making a sharply incisive visual contribution to the theme of demonic powers. 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 11, 2002 +218 I found The Ring moderately absorbing, largely for its elegantly colorful look and sound. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer November 6, 2002 +218 A ridiculous, confusing mess that just doesn't make any sense. 2/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews November 2, 2002 +218 "The ""Death Tape"" of The Ring is nearly as incomprehensible as Mulholland Drive. At least Naomi Watts eventually makes sense of this one." 4/5 fresh Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs October 31, 2002 +218 In an era of hiply self-referential teen horror, Verbinski cribs from the genre's best and gets back to the basics of disquieting creepiness and stylish, atmospheric scares. 3/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) October 28, 2002 +218 A bona fide Saturday night chill-fest that tries to creep you out by getting under your skin. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies October 27, 2002 +218 The Ring is relentlessly disquieting and incoherent, and sometimes trite in ways it doesn't need to be. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters October 27, 2002 +218 Successfully envelops us in a disturbing experience. 3/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee October 25, 2002 +218 Its dearth of cohesive reasoning will leave you shaken but frustratingly unstirred. C+ rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) October 25, 2002 +218 Despite my reservations, The Ring works. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies October 25, 2002 +218 By the time the last reel has unraveled, so has the movie, whose endless puzzles keep accumulating until the ideas that once fueled them have turned on themselves. C rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 25, 2002 +218 It's too ... six years ago. 2.5/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 24, 2002 +218 Creeps you out in high style, even if Nakata did it better. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 24, 2002 +218 It will... make you think twice about watching any of those video tapes with no labels on the bottom of your entertainment center. 3/4 fresh Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly October 23, 2002 +218 The Ring has enough frights to satisfy the big crowds 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit October 23, 2002 +218 The Ring is a surprisingly effective creeper. 3.5/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) October 21, 2002 +218 The film does contain a few moments of real terror, and Watts demonstrates at least a smidgen of the genius she showed in last year's Mulholland Drive. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 21, 2002 +218 It's the kind of effectively creepy-scary thriller that has you fixating on a far corner of the screen at times because your nerves just can't take it any more. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 21, 2002 +218 Effective, layered, genuinely and intelligently scary, and a fun ride as well. Please read review. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina October 21, 2002 +218 [A] subtle, dreamlike spooker that pits a Seattle journalist against a sinister videotape full of ominous, threatening images. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly October 21, 2002 +218 the basic narrative is so convoluted and, in many ways, quite silly that the explanations end up looking strained and contrived and, ultimately, unsatisfactory 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 21, 2002 +218 Turning a great movie into a pretty good one is still a step in the wrong direction... and The Ring will never be more than a pretty good movie. B fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 21, 2002 +218 ...a distinctive, eerie, unsettling and suggestive film on every cylinder. And for a film that contains few orthodox horror elements, it's also damn good and what it does. 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org October 21, 2002 +218 This is a very well done, creepy film that will scare audiences for years to come. B+ fresh Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) October 20, 2002 +218 A movie doesn't have to be good to be really scary. 2.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 20, 2002 +218 Arguably the most intelligent horror film in many years, it's a movie with undeniably high aspirations. 3.5/5 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 20, 2002 +218 Should be seen and absorbed, if only to recall that Hollywood horror does, occasionally, get it more or less right. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 20, 2002 +218 A very creepy ghost story that is long on atmosphere and mercifully short on blood and gore. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 19, 2002 +218 There is a whole lot of fuss about nothing in this film and enough red herrings for a pod of Orcas to feast on for a week. rotten Luanne Brown 0 Chico Enterprise-Record October 19, 2002 +218 This should convince the holdouts to scrap their VCRs and get with the DVDs. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 19, 2002 +218 Anyone who gets chills from movies with giant plot holes will find plenty to shake and shiver about in 'The Ring.' rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 19, 2002 +218 You might not buy all of it, but you still enjoy getting tweaked by every twist of its goose-flesh-inducing storytelling. B+ fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) October 19, 2002 +218 Although elitists will complain that the American version is inferior, DreamWorks' The Ring is a thoughtful, persuasive, and at times deeply frightening film that should find an appreciative audience. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International October 19, 2002 +218 The Ring just left me cold and wet like I was out in the Seattle drizzle without rainwear. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 18, 2002 +218 The creepiest, clammiest, twitchiest squealfest in months. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post October 18, 2002 +218 At times, the suspense is palpable, but by the end there's a sense that the crux of the mystery hinges on a technicality that strains credulity and leaves the viewer haunted by the waste of potential. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 18, 2002 +218 With its hints of a greater intelligence lurking somewhere, The Ring makes its stupidity more than obvious. It's painful. 2/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star October 18, 2002 +218 [The Ring] is a genuinely chilling tale that provides more scares than most of its ilk. fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 18, 2002 +218 It casts a spell over us with its disturbingly matter-of-fact visuals and with allusions to abandoned asylums, twisted families and otherworldly evil. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 18, 2002 +218 Shows surprising restraint for an American remake, effective atmosphere from cinematographer Bojan Bazelli, good acting from Watts and some nice surprises. 3/4 fresh Mark Rahner 1 Seattle Times October 18, 2002 +218 Verbinski does manage to set up and deliver a decent array of spooky, eerie and yes, scary scenes and imagery. 7/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! October 18, 2002 +218 So good it's scary. 4/4 fresh 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 18, 2002 +218 Much less than the sum of its stylish parts, but for a while there, it'll curl your hair, or your toes, or whatever it is you've got that curls up when you're getting the holy popcorn scared out of you. 2.5/4 fresh Arthur Salm 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 18, 2002 +218 Watts holds our attention and sympathy, even when the plot floats into the ether. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle October 18, 2002 +218 Offers decent enough thrills, but a few too many of them feel a mite cheap. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian October 18, 2002 +218 Verbinski implements every hack-artist trick to give us the ooky-spookies. 2/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday October 18, 2002 +218 Verbinski substitutes atmosphere for action, tedium for thrills. 2/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 18, 2002 +218 It's not often a movie can make you rant about the lousy ending and give you nightmares. 3/4 fresh Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star October 18, 2002 +218 Delivers on its promise to scare the living daylights out of those willing to take the journey with the unsuspecting characters in the movie. 4/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies October 18, 2002 +218 The Ring trades run-of-the-mill revulsion for extreme unease, starting with the mysterious video itself -- a montage of stark, black-and-white grotesqueries and symbolic objects. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies October 18, 2002 +218 It's truly a fascinating mind game that twists and turns itself into your subconscious. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com October 18, 2002 +218 A thought-provoking horror film that packs a visceral wallop. B fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle October 18, 2002 +218 The most unsettling and inspired horror film since The Blair Witch Project. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 18, 2002 +218 One of creepiest, scariest movies to come along in a long, long time, easily rivaling Blair Witch or The Others. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 18, 2002 +218 It's far better than most gimmicky horror films. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post October 18, 2002 +218 Rarely has a more serious effort produced a less serious result. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 18, 2002 +218 There's nothing happening behind all the imagistic dada. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe October 18, 2002 +218 Gothic frights and supernatural spookiness make this a stylish guilty pleasure. 3/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle October 18, 2002 +218 A good scary movie will make you want to cover your eyes, and The Ring succeeds almost too well. 8/10 fresh Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch October 18, 2002 +218 Americanized remake of Japanese horror smash is a smart, disturbing and striking horror movie. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix October 18, 2002 +218 Be prepared to cling to the edge of your seat, tense with suspense. The Ring never lets you off the hook. fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily October 18, 2002 +218 "OK, you might buy that a mischievous she-demon could imprint a VCR tape with disturbing, chaotic images, but the ""Be Kind, Rewind"" sticker is a bit much." fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic October 18, 2002 +218 Stylish but distressingly generic and not particularly scary. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post October 18, 2002 +218 Transmits eerie imagery, nail-biting tension and excellent chills. A- fresh 0 E! Online October 18, 2002 +218 Though The Ring is only a copy, it still can carry the echo of a real chill. 2.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail October 18, 2002 +218 Delivers some genuinely scary moments. B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 18, 2002 +218 It may not be perfect, but The Ring makes a skin-crawling candidate for one of the scariest movies to hit the screen this year. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 18, 2002 +218 A deviously engineered parasite that'll crawl under your skin and live in your nervous system for a while if you give it half a chance. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com October 18, 2002 +218 It kinda works and qualifies as cool at times, but is just too lame to work or be cool at others. 5/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com October 18, 2002 +218 A script seemingly built from pieces of other scary movies ... comes off as fresh and original. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 18, 2002 +218 Often disquieting, always haunting, and ultimately horrific, [The Ring] is one of the few films that approaches The Exorcist in its ability to terrify. 9/10 fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment October 18, 2002 +218 The movie is utterly unable to tie up its admittedly creepy ideas with any degree of coherence C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather October 17, 2002 +218 Full of... the kind of horrors that are close enough to being a real part of the human experience that they send you into a kind of despair. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 17, 2002 +218 Take a date and hold on tight. 3/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) October 17, 2002 +218 Even if The Ring has a familiar ring, it's still unusually crafty and intelligent for Hollywood horror. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News October 17, 2002 +218 A frighteningly good horror movie with enough solid scares to freeze the blood of ardent fans and newcomers alike. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide October 17, 2002 +218 While impressively made, this impassive and cold feature fails, in a spectacular fashion, to deliver the thrills. rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times October 17, 2002 +218 The Ring is a mind-bending blast of eerie atmospherics and trippy visuals. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 17, 2002 +218 Trades on a tiresomely familiar conceit: death by videotape. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post October 17, 2002 +218 This here is high-concept cinema. And the filmmakers will spend the next two hours trying to pound that into your noggin. 2/4 rotten Jackie Loohauis 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 17, 2002 +218 the phone rings and a voice tells you you've got seven days left to live. Then you get another phone call warning you that if the video isn't back at Blockbuster before midnight, you're going to face frightening late fees. O.K., not really. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette October 17, 2002 +218 It's up to [Watts] to lend credibility to this strange scenario, and her presence succeeds in making us believe. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times October 17, 2002 +218 Imagine the James Woods character from Videodrome making a home movie of Audrey Rose and showing it to the kid from The Sixth Sense and you've imagined The Ring. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 17, 2002 +218 The film's murkiness and muted colors suggest the malaise of the treacherous limbo into which the characters wander. 3/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel October 17, 2002 +218 In the final reel, the tension dissipates with a flabby hiss, as the film devolves into a banal, conventional ghost story. rotten David Chute 1 L.A. Weekly October 17, 2002 +218 More likely to have you scratching your head than hiding under your seat. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 17, 2002 +218 Deeply unsettling, occasionally exasperating movie. 2.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 17, 2002 +218 If your senses haven't been dulled by slasher films and gorefests, if you're a connoisseur of psychological horror, this is your ticket. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 17, 2002 +218 Even if parts don't hold up in the daylight, the chill will stick to your bones. 3/4 fresh Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune October 17, 2002 +218 Good horror movies keep you up at night. And I'm really tired today. B+ fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) October 17, 2002 +218 Something has been lost in the translation...another routine Hollywood frightfest in which the slack execution italicizes the absurdity of the premise. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 17, 2002 +218 The movie seems to have been slapped together without concern about whether anything makes sense. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 17, 2002 +218 A very elegantly crafted piece of gothic snuff hokum. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly October 17, 2002 +218 "Viewers of ""The Ring"" are more likely to remember the haunting images than the plot holes." 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) October 17, 2002 +218 Belief does need to be suspended to buy into The Ring's story, but once you've done that, you're in for a great ride. 8/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine October 17, 2002 +218 The Ring is worth a look, if you don't demand much more than a few cheap thrills from your Halloween entertainment. 6/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum October 17, 2002 +218 Displaying a storytelling confidence unseen in most genre pictures, The Ring succeeds in being the most terrifying film to hit theaters since The Blair Witch Project. 4/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com October 16, 2002 +218 The Ring is fine cinema, blessed with an unusual respect for the horror genre and its own inherent silliness. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 16, 2002 +218 Brrrrrrrrrrrr... definitely the scariest movie that I've seen so far this year. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 16, 2002 +218 By-the-book Hollywood remake. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice October 15, 2002 +218 A remarkably original and terrifying ghost tale. 4.5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com October 15, 2002 +218 It tries to become a brainy horror movie without bothering to plug its many plot holes large enough to drive anyone with half a brain to distraction. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire October 15, 2002 +218 With its draggy middle section, The Ring quickly deteriorates into just another collect-the-clues puzzle movie. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 14, 2002 +218 The suspense is restrained and subtle, with some genuinely delicious scares. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 14, 2002 +218 Boasts a real heart-stopper of a finale-an uncanny phosphor nightmare that depicts a marrow-deep fear shared by every kid who grew up in the video age. 6 fresh Mike D'Angelo 1 Time Out October 14, 2002 +218 It's been awhile since horror has been so nicely placed in a social context. The Ring is a gotta-see for those wanting to get creeped out. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Snobs October 14, 2002 +218 A merciless thriller, threateningly beautiful to look at and eerie to behold. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 12, 2002 +218 These people are so passive and joyless that we're not concerned about whether watching the tape will kill them: they all seem dead already. 2/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal October 12, 2002 +218 Although The Ring has horror picture elements, it is more of an intriguing mystery and detective story than a shocker. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews October 12, 2002 +218 It's not THE SIXTH SENSE, but close enough. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com October 11, 2002 +218 The best horror film since 'The Sixth Sense,' 'The Changeling' and 'Psycho'...with a timely Halloween release, it's an eerie, enigmatic scare story about a supernatural videotape. Sure, it's an implausible gimmick movie - but how gullible are you? I suspe 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com October 11, 2002 +218 Though not quite as anxious or callous as Stigmata, The Ring has been similarly put together with attention deficit disorder. 2/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 9, 2002 +218 gets too literal, then goes overboard into outright ludicrousness C- rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 8, 2002 +218 The result is a film that lacks the coherence, and the subsequent horror, of the Japanese oeuvre and made me just want to get the thing over with. C- rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 7, 2002 +218 An undeniably creepy, unnerving experience that turns mundane things -- a refrigerator door, a ringing telephone, TV static -- into moments of terrific suspense. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter October 4, 2002 +218 ...The Ring is far scarier than any of the recent so-called horror flicks to hit theaters... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 1, 2002 +218 Compelling, yet dissappointing. 1.5/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card July 28, 2002 +218 C rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +218 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News December 4, 2002 +218 4/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com October 18, 2002 +219 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 8, 2005 +219 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 1, 2005 +219 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 14, 2005 +219 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 29, 2003 +221 I would avoid this film as readily as one avoids Siberia. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 4, 2009 +221 The film feels like 'Classics Comics' instead of a classic. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide April 8, 2008 +221 Bold handling of crude unbridled passion, of violently conflicting ideas, and of earthy humor makes up The Brothers Karamazov. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety April 8, 2008 +221 Very uncertain in period and atmosphere, and saddled with some terrible performances. rotten Tom Milne 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +221 Conspicuous assets are the striking color photography and the musical score, both of which help a great deal in enhancing the drama's savage and soulful moods. 4/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times March 25, 2006 +221 When the acting's good, it's very good, but when it's bad, it's laughable and director Brooks' attempts at injecting Slavic intensity misfire badly sometimes. rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +221 C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 2, 2005 +221 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 24, 2004 +222 nowhere near classic status 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com May 16, 2005 +222 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2005 +222 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 26, 2005 +224 A brilliant and utterly entertaining McQueen vehicle and one that fans of the actor will enjoy the most. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed August 22, 2013 +224 By the time all the bets are in, Cincinnati Kid appears to hold a losing hand. rotten 1 TIME Magazine May 6, 2013 +224 A slighter version of The Hustler, on a different sort of felt 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania May 3, 2013 +224 ...an erratically-paced yet stirring drama that benefits greatly from McQueen's mere presence... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 17, 2011 +224 It's the Hustler, with Steve McQueen playing stud poker instead of Paul Newman shooting pool. B rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 30, 2010 +224 it's the film's stellar cast, along with a gritty narrative and stylized direction, that makes The Cincinnati Kid the best poker movie ever. A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 22, 2009 +224 McQueen's first teaming with director Jewison is not as fun to watch as the later Thomas Crown Affair, but the actor gives a cool, understated perfromance. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 19, 2008 +224 Even if you don't understand the game, you'll be biting your nails. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide October 31, 2007 +224 Adapted from Richard Jessup's realistically-written novel, it emerges a tenseful examination of the gambling fraternity. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety October 31, 2007 +224 Marvellous performances throughout ensure interest. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +224 seemingly prosaic spectacle of poker game as the contest of epic proportions 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 Draxblog Movie Reviews November 13, 2005 +224 One of Norman Jewison's core themes of his career is the singular figure and how his or her's goals, desires, and actions affect the people around them. 4/5 fresh Rory L. Aronsky 0 Film Threat June 6, 2005 +224 The pool sharks in The Hustler have it all over the card sharks in The Cincinnati Kid, in spades. 2/5 rotten Howard Thompson 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +224 Moody and stylish, and McQueen is cool as ever. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 14, 2004 +224 McQueen and Edward G. Robinson are aces. 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 17, 2004 +224 The movie has lots of nice performances amid some romantic digressions from the poker table. fresh 0 Austin Chronicle October 1, 2003 +224 A highly watchable, if somewhat superficial drama that bluffed its way to critical respectability on release. fresh Leigh Singer 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +224 Among a cast loaded with talent, McQueen and Robinson are excellent 4.5/5 fresh David Bezanson 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +224 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 28, 2005 +226 Hong Kong action director Ronny Yu... brings a slick, kinetic, cartoonish energy to the proceedings. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 12, 2017 +226 A well-paced, colourfully shot, and keenly edited sequel to challenge the original. 4/5 fresh Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight February 2, 2014 +226 Grisly, tongue-in-cheek sequel isn't for kids. 2/5 rotten Carly Kocurek 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +226 ...feels more like a parody of these movies than a natural extension of the world established in part one. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 3, 2008 +226 A hilariously campy and surprisingly diverting horror sequel that's always smartly aware of its own ridiculousness. 7/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com March 4, 2006 +226 Redundant and more than a little wearisome. C+ rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 3, 2005 +226 The perfect satirical horror. Brilliant observations about the genre, the media and the goth scene. Hilarious, and you actually care about the characters. 5/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 14, 2003 +226 at least everyone involved seems to have approached the project with tongues firmly in cheek, and for that reason alone, the movie is a whole lot better than it has any right to be. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 2, 2003 +226 Any film where John Ritter dies TWICE can't be all bad. 4/5 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com April 6, 2003 +226 As with the first three films in the series, it is more a showcase for puppetry and animatronics than for acting or directing... 3/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +226 This film winks an eye at every horror fan, and then gives them the finger. fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum January 1, 2000 +226 What turns out to be the scariest thing about Bride of Chucky is its shockingly large box-office take so far, proving just how critic-proof and taste-proof some movies can be. rotten David Luty 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +226 Bride Of Chucky, the fourth film in the Child's Play series, plays like an unfunny and corny parody of the first three films. 0/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +226 Has a genuinely goofy premise, and is far more original than the other sequels. But if you look at it as a horror film, which it is, that is where the film fails. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +226 All of the added humor, though, does not make Bride of Chucky a good film--just a campy one. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +226 D rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +226 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +226 2.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons April 2, 2005 +226 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +226 1/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +226 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +226 5 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +226 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +226 1/5 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +226 8/10 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +226 4.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +226 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +226 7/10 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2000 +226 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +226 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +226 1/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +226 D rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly October 16, 1998 +227 Surprisingly, it's Vanessa Hudgens who brings the film to life, creating an original and believable brooding teen. 6/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 13, 2018 +227 A message that never gets old: On stage or in high-school hallways, sometime it's the losers that turn out to be the real winners. 3/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile September 29, 2011 +227 Fun without too much camp. 3/5 fresh Katina Vangopoulos 0 Moviedex October 29, 2010 +227 What keeps Bandslam afloat is the way its sweet moments find weird ways of stepping into convention. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) November 4, 2009 +227 "Though it wears out its welcome as it teeters rather than rocks toward the finish line, there is something inherently enticing in the old ""let's put on a show"" formula it utilizes." fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times August 26, 2009 +227 The music is the movie's best feature, but even that's not much... 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 20, 2009 +227 The barely hyped Bandslam must settle for simply being the best American movie this summer. fresh Armond White 0 New York Press August 19, 2009 +227 While it's pretty effervescent for the first hour, things really take a dire turn toward the end. The whole thing nearly becomes undone at that point. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 19, 2009 +227 Though predictable, it at least tries to put on a fresh face to a tiresome old feelgood story. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 19, 2009 +227 There is really just a lot to like here. fresh Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies August 17, 2009 +227 These are characters that make mistakes, they redeem themselves, and they grow throughout the course of the film. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies August 17, 2009 +227 Bandslam is a mix of the icky, the corny and the comic, but there's no denying that it's fun. 3/5 fresh Cosmo Landesman 0 Times (UK) August 17, 2009 +227 A witty, touching, cleverly plotted film with excellent music and it made me feel for the first time in years that I'd like to be an American teenager. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) August 17, 2009 +227 The characterisations are just a little unorthodox and the whole thing, despite a soggy middle during which nothing much happens, goes with an above average swing. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard August 17, 2009 +227 Dear Todd Graff: Thanks, man. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 16, 2009 +227 "Bandslam"" is a terrific family film that showcases the importance of constructive teenage friendship." 4/5 fresh Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum August 15, 2009 +227 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! August 14, 2009 +227 Bandslam is hardly the definition of a great movie, but it is pleasant and bright and doesn't insult its audience's intelligence. And that's as rare and welcome as a well-crafted three-minute pop song. 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 14, 2009 +227 I would have had much more interest in this film if the cinematographer would have just handed the camera over to Vanessa Hudgens and turned her loose alone in her hotel room. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures August 14, 2009 +227 You have to respect any movie that name-checks the Velvet Underground and assumes its tweenage viewers will get the reference -- or ask their parents later. 2.5/4 fresh Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star August 14, 2009 +227 Co-writer-director Todd Graff doesn't look at teens or their issues in a condescending light. 3.5/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com August 14, 2009 +227 Graff ... mines some spunky humor and heartfelt characters, all while coloring safely within the lines of the underdogs-reaching-the-top storyline. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 14, 2009 +227 Whenever the music is playing, it's tough to fight the urge to rock out right in your theater seat. B fresh Leslie Gornstein 0 E! Online August 14, 2009 +227 For the most part, BandSlam is a decent knockoff. The script is quippy and smart. Connell and Hudgens are both appealing. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 14, 2009 +227 The movie has a few good tunes and some charming comic dash, at least at first. 2.5/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 14, 2009 +227 Bandslam consistently exceeds current teen-flick standards thanks to its snarky humour, its strong musical sequences and its ability to convey the excitement the characters feel both about performing and forming new friendships. 3/4 fresh Jason Anderson 1 Toronto Star August 14, 2009 +227 An utterly charming work of pure pop exuberance, Bandslam is full of unexpected pleasures set to a surprisingly retro soundtrack. 3/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times August 14, 2009 +227 Music-driven teen flick is feel-good fun for parents, too. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media August 14, 2009 +227 Simultaneously shiny and retro, calibrated and uncalculated, familiar and unpredictable. 3.5/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday August 14, 2009 +227 The bonus in this modest charmer? Not a single major female character, including Will's single mother played by Lisa Kudrow, is subjected to the usual Hollywood rom-com demonization. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 14, 2009 +227 In a goofily endearing performance reminiscent of the young John Cusack, Connell is charming and relatable. Likewise, Kudrow, as the overprotective mother who both fears and wants more independence for her son. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 14, 2009 +227 Director Todd Graff does have a keen understanding of kids in the world of performing arts, as he shows here and in his earlier and better film Camp. 2.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post August 14, 2009 +227 High school... Vanessa Hudgens... kids making music. We know what you're thinking, but you're wrong. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies August 14, 2009 +227 It feels like a missed opportunity, but perhaps is a blessing since Bandslam's dialogue is much more pat than Hughes's quotable writing. 2/4 rotten Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail August 14, 2009 +227 It seems acutely unaware of how casually sick some of its themes are. 1.5/4 rotten Shaula Clark 0 Boston Phoenix August 14, 2009 +227 Rife with spirit-lifting scenes of teens singing their hearts out. And it feels just that good, in a quirky-smart way. fresh Ruth McCann 1 Washington Post August 14, 2009 +227 Knowing that you know the drill, Bandslam leaves out most too-explanatory details, and lets the kids be kidlike rather than movie-kidlike. 6/10 fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters August 14, 2009 +227 It's all pretty predictable yet despite the occasional lapses into cuteness, it has a lot more going for it than the standard teen movie. 3.5/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald August 14, 2009 +227 A tedious, predictable tale about following your dreams and being yourself. 1.5/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) August 14, 2009 +227 What appeared to be another High School Musical, Bandslam delivers a well written script and an in depth story with sprinkles of cliches throughout. 3/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews August 14, 2009 +227 'Bandslam' is far from exceptional, but is saved by decent character development, a cluster of engaging performances and several amusing deadpan moments. 3/5 fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out August 14, 2009 +227 Implausible, formulaic, too ponderous for young kids, not cool enough for teenagers and yet strangely hard to resist. File away under extremely guilty pleasure. 3/5 fresh Jon Fortgang 0 Film4 August 14, 2009 +227 A bizarre tween movie vehicle for the High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens that gradually morphs into a two-hour homily on the perils of adolescence. 2/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) August 14, 2009 +227 The movie's problem is the division of loyalties between these two female leads, which fatally divides and muddles the dramatic focus. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 14, 2009 +227 Todd Graff's coming-of-age musical comedy may hardly be original, but the secret is all in the mix: sweet enough to please the kids, while acerbically downbeat enough to keep the attention of any accompanying adults. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Little White Lies August 14, 2009 +227 An immensely enjoyable, if predictable, ride. 3/5 fresh Lara Martin 0 Digital Spy August 14, 2009 +227 A teen movie that strikes all the right chords. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema August 14, 2009 +227 Whether your nine-year-old niece will care about that is moot - but she'll definitely resent the poor ratio of musical numbers to clunky, contrived emotional scenes. 2/5 rotten Ellen E Jones 0 Total Film August 14, 2009 +227 Laugh-out-loud funny, with less sugar and more teen spirit than the likes of High School Musical. 4/5 fresh Anne Wollenberg 0 Filmstar Magazine August 14, 2009 +227 The movie is too sophisticated in its first hour for preteens, and much too tragically unhip in its second hour for the older teenage audience that might appreciate its pithier wisecracks. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 14, 2009 +227 Graff has wonderfully captured not just the emotional havoc of adolescence but its passionate belief in music as a life-changing force. 4/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) August 14, 2009 +227 Surprisingly tolerable teen fare with hints of the wit and warmth that the late John Hughes once brought to the genre. fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) August 14, 2009 +227 This oddly toned high-school flick may boast less of the X-Factor but it's all the more interesting for its raggedy edges. 3/5 fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) August 14, 2009 +227 An enjoyable teen comedy with likeable characters, a witty script, strong performances and some great tunes - this is the film the High School Musical movies should have been. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 14, 2009 +227 What's most surprising is how endearing it all is - it's just so dang likeable, for any age group, grown-ups included, and exudes appeal from the get go. Feelgood is the word and one of the best teen movies Hollywood's made in years. 4/5 fresh Grant Lauchlan 0 Daily Record (UK) August 14, 2009 +227 A spry teen melodrama whose refusal to pander to its audience is refreshing. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 14, 2009 +227 Lisa Kudrow interview: Following her 'Friends' fame, you now get the sense that she's splitting her time between TV work, various films and perhaps most important mothering. Work on 'Bandslam' is now much like real life for her. 3.5/5 fresh Adam Fendelman 0 HollywoodChicago.com August 13, 2009 +227 Watching this film is about as cutting-edge as buying a Clash T-shirt at Wal-Mart. 3/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com August 13, 2009 +227 [C]alculated for sweet, feel-good blandness. And not the rock 'n' roll kind of feel-good, either, unless you think the Jonas Brothers rock hard. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 13, 2009 +227 The outcome isn't exactly in doubt, but the ride is pleasant enough along the way. Connell in particular gives a strong central performance, and a couple of the musical numbers are infectious. 2.5/4 fresh Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 13, 2009 +227 "A little edgier than ""High School Musical"" and a little smarter than the usual tween fare, ""Bandslam"" is a refreshing late-summer treat for tweens, teens, and their families." B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet August 13, 2009 +227 The performances in Bandslam are uniformly strong -- good enough to make you wish this bunch of charismatic, talented kids had been given better material. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 13, 2009 +227 Exceptionally entertaining, but also keenly knowledgeable about music and the history and reverence behind it. Bandslam is more unadulterated fun than it has any right to be. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 13, 2009 +227 Within the context of modern family comedies and the vast enabling wasteland of tweener TV, these people feel almost three-dimensional. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 13, 2009 +227 Yes, the plot is totally predictable. But the smart script consistently tweaks the formula, allowing director/cowriter Graff to pull off the near-impossible: making a movie that neither sells out nor talks down to teens. 3.5/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News August 13, 2009 +227 Isn't going to win any awards, but it's a distinct step up from most striving-against-the-odds high school movies. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 13, 2009 +227 Like a less oppressively hip Juno, Bandslam captures the way young people too smart and pop-culture-savvy for their own good let the music and movies they love define them during adolescence's crucible of humiliation and self-doubt. B- fresh Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club August 13, 2009 +227 manages to be energetic, entertaining, and surprisingly mature 3/5 fresh Blake French 0 Filmcritic.com August 13, 2009 +227 Surprisingly watchable despite the formulaic teen format. 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Empire Magazine August 13, 2009 +227 Bandslam belongs to Connell. He has the unruly 'fro and endearing shamblingness of a young Daniel Stern, and he ably brings to life that rarest of cinematic qualities: decency. 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle August 13, 2009 +227 Bandslam had potential, but it succumbed to peer pressure. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 13, 2009 +227 This isn't a breakthrough movie, but for what it is, it's charming, and not any more innocuous than it has to be. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 13, 2009 +227 It feels like three years to get to a point of resolution. Bandslam should take the lead of the rock gods: keep it moving, keep it simple, and know when to get off the stage. C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 13, 2009 +227 There's enough of a strong filmmaking backbeat in Bandslam to carry the movie's light tune. B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly August 12, 2009 +227 The suprise packet of the film is Vanessa hudgens, cast against type as the Goth-ish girlfriend. 3/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) August 12, 2009 +227 Graff ... stirs in some terrific moments along the way that subvert the genre just a little bit. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 12, 2009 +227 The movie is a far more convincing fantasy of performance-as-self-discovery than the High School Musical franchise. 3/5 fresh Karina Longworth 1 Time Out August 12, 2009 +227 There's no edge, but if you're young enough to not know the original version of I Want You To Want Me, Bandslam may have charms enough to tickle your tweenage heart. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 12, 2009 +227 Though not entirely naff, this teen film's casting of Vanessa Hudgens is clearly an attempt to get High School Musical fans on board, but overall this is a charming effort. fresh Julian Shaw 0 FILMINK (Australia) August 12, 2009 +227 Todd Graff's film is written with a desperate cleverness that clamors for attention over the brainless against-the-odds music-competition plot. rotten Nicolas Rapold 1 Village Voice August 11, 2009 +227 I Can't Go On, I'll Go On is the name of the bubblegum rock group at the center of Bandslam, as well as a useful mantra for any moviegoer struggling to make it all the way through this depressingly phony approximation of a teen tragicomedy. 1/4 rotten Ryan Stewart 0 Slant Magazine August 11, 2009 +227 A charming eye-roller with a nice streak that goes deep. 3/5 fresh Amy Nicholson 1 Boxoffice Magazine August 10, 2009 +227 This savvy, music-fueled high school comedy really rocks. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter August 10, 2009 +227 An awkward, earnest, almost irresistible indie. fresh Rob Nelson 1 Variety August 10, 2009 +227 B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +227 3/5 fresh Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +227 3/4 fresh 0 National Post August 14, 2009 +227 B fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com August 14, 2009 +227 B+ fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald August 14, 2009 +227 3/5 fresh 0 Irish Times August 14, 2009 +232 The first big-screen adventure for the Star Trek: The Next Generation cast... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 10, 2018 +232 "Star Trek Generations"" never beams us down. It's good cornball mainstream sci-fi, as close to brand-name reliability as this genre gets." fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe April 26, 2018 +232 Too many senten-tious insights and lame jokes have been grafted on to the basic yarn. rotten Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday December 13, 2017 +232 "Fns of the series will no doubt be happy to see Kirk again under any circumstances, and if you hunger for the ""Star Trek"" experience, this will keep you nicely occupied." fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times September 7, 2016 +232 Star Trek at its geekiest, and cursory filmmaking at its blandest. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy May 29, 2013 +232 From the opening shot of a champagne bottle floating in space to the pulsating ribbon of an engulfing Nexus, the film's images dazzled me. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 29, 2012 +232 Doesn't work as a goodbye to Kirk or as a hello to Picard. 2.5/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs July 5, 2010 +232 Star Trek: Generations suffers from the feeling that it is only a bigger budgeted episode of the television show, one that fails to use the full potential of the cinematic medium. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique May 15, 2009 +232 The seventh Trek extravaganza emerges as a disappointment, slightly better than the inept Star Trek V but markedly inferior to Parts II and VI. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide May 3, 2009 +232 I had hoped Generations would rescue Star Trek from its pervasive dullness, but somehow things have gotten even more boring 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm April 9, 2009 +232 a little stiff but still good 3/5 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is July 5, 2008 +232 Star Trek Generations has enough verve, imagination and familiarity to satisfy three decades' worth of Trekkers raised on several incarnations of the television skein. fresh Leonard Klady 1 Variety May 19, 2008 +232 It's nice to see Kirk one last time. fresh 0 Film4 May 19, 2008 +232 At least the special effects and outer space vistas are more handsome than usual. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader May 19, 2008 +232 The series' dullest instalment. rotten 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +232 "I could think of two dozen ""Next Generation"" episodes that are a lot better than this flick." 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 17, 2005 +232 Rewards long-time fans but contains basic flaws likely to trouble general audiences. B- rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal December 17, 2004 +232 Devoted Trekkers will have to see it to keep abreast of the ships' logs, but Saturday night at the flicks fun-seekers are apt to concur this one only fires on stun. 2/5 rotten Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine September 15, 2004 +232 "This entry isn't particularly strong, but it isn't terribly weak, either -- it's probably the best of the ""odd number"" Trek movies ever made" 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com September 7, 2004 +232 Disappointing big-screen debut for Picard's gang 2/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World October 10, 2003 +232 Both a dismal farewell to the old crew and a dull introduction to the new. 1/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com August 10, 2003 +232 So so attempt to combine two generations of Star Trek crews. 2/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online June 7, 2003 +232 Generations is predictably flabby and impenetrable in places, but it has enough pomp, spectacle and high-tech small talk to keep the franchise afloat. 3.5/5 fresh Peter M. Nichols 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +232 It would have, however, been nice if Generations would have gone beyond the scope of the television series to deliver something a bit more substantial. 2/4 rotten Neil Martin 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +232 A successful entry in the series, and a darn good film on its own. 3/5 fresh Brant Bingamon 0 Austin Chronicle March 11, 2003 +232 A superb sci-fi morality play about the vibrancies of love and work. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 18, 2002 +232 ...tries too self consciously to connect the old crew to the newer one and never quite makes a smooth transition. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 10, 2002 +232 The plot holes are obvious and disconcerting, the sub-plots feel tacked-on, and the characters are both thinly-drawn and badly-played. 2/5 rotten Tom Coates 0 BBC.com September 10, 2001 +232 Mostly, Generations spends its running length searching for, and never completely finding, its niche. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +232 Here is a movie so concerned with in-jokes and updates for Trekkers that it can barely tear itself away long enough to tell a story. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +232 The meeting of Patrick Stewart's Jean Luc Picard and William Shatner's James T. Kirk is worth the price of admission or video rental: it's the clash of the titans, Shakespeare meets the Sixties. fresh Lucy Mohl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +232 A rich and absorbing saga. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +232 A flawed but funky adventure involving a time warp known as the Nexus. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +232 Even so-called trekkies had several bones to pick with the plot and characterisation of this movie. 2/4 rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +232 It's so messed up, confused, and cheap that even the sight of Picard and Kirk fighting together can't save it. 2/4 rotten Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +232 This one is fun for fans. And I guess I'm a fan. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +232 Everything this picture does differently is a piece of a potentially exciting story, but there just isn't any glue to hold this model Enterprise together. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +232 This film is a triumph of style over substance. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +232 This journey is one bumpy ride. 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +232 Uninspired. 5/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +232 B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +232 4/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com November 25, 2007 +232 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com May 7, 2007 +232 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 15, 2005 +232 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 24, 2005 +232 3/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) March 25, 2005 +232 3/5 fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle December 14, 2004 +232 3/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ August 19, 2003 +232 1/5 rotten Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly August 8, 2002 +232 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly November 18, 1994 +233 The monster pic manages to be funny and clever, and deservedly has become a cult classic. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 19, 2015 +233 I think there should be a lot more movies like Tremors out there, and no I don't mean more sequels. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 FEARnet January 9, 2011 +233 A nineties schlock spectacular... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 18, 2010 +233 Tremors has a few clever twists but ultimately can't decide what it wants to be - flat-out funny, which it's not, or a scarefest. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety October 18, 2008 +233 Horror/comedies often tread too far to one side or the other of that fine line; Tremors walks it like a tightrope. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 10, 2008 +233 a fun b-movie flicka 3.5/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is March 11, 2008 +233 This is what a monster movie is supposed to be like, and it's terrific. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +233 A flawless B-movie about giant, underground worm creatures 5/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World November 26, 2003 +233 More than anything else, it looks like the sort of movie that might have been put together so that tourists visiting Universal Studios could see a movie being made. rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +233 Campy fun if you're ready for it 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina March 17, 2003 +233 A high-end horror film, very clever, funny and scary. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner February 7, 2003 +233 Pleasantly regressive big monster flick. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 11, 2002 +233 The pinnacle of recent B-monster movies. It's what Eight Legged Freaks wants to grow up to be. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com August 17, 2002 +233 The blueprint for how to do projects like this right: care about your material, but don't lose your sense of humor. 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +233 The film, for what it is, is a success, complete with every laughable line of dialogue and every screaming death. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 3, 2002 +233 There's definitely a campy tone to most of the laughs, but Bacon and Ward are deadpan as they make wisecracks, resulting in a satisfying combination of humor and horror. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +233 Tremors evokes the spirit of cheesy monster movies without resorting to copying, parody, or mere irony. fresh Noel Murray 0 Nashville Scene January 1, 2000 +233 Snappy pacing and canny writing make this more than just a B picture fresh Shane Burridge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +233 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 21, 2008 +233 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 EnPrimeur.ca September 12, 2005 +233 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 24, 2005 +233 2/5 rotten Enrique Buchichio 0 Uruguay Total June 25, 2004 +233 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +233 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 22, 2004 +233 3/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) November 13, 2003 +233 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 10, 2003 +233 3/5 fresh Blake French 0 NutzWorld May 27, 2003 +233 3/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 27, 2003 +233 5/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 17, 2002 +233 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +235 Russell Crowe solidly anchors this epic-scale gladiator movie - the first in nearly four decades - by using his burly frame and expressive face to give dimension to what might otherwise have been comic book heroics. fresh 1 Hollywood Reporter May 8, 2018 +235 It is monumental movie-making: visually thrilling, technically astonishing, and emotionally engaging. 5/5 fresh Marc Lee 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 28, 2018 +235 The film presents itself as worthy, but it's ultimately boring. [Full Review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Israel Paredes 0 Sensacine February 27, 2018 +235 By returning to basics, Ridley Scott's Gladiator deploys the oft-transposed genre in the way it was originally intended. fresh Tom Spurgeon 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) February 27, 2018 +235 Russell Crowe as Maximus has the charismatic glower of a true star. 3/4 fresh Jeff Simon 0 Buffalo News February 27, 2018 +235 A movie initially intended as summer popcorn, but which somehow scored a Best Picture Oscar: the only one of Scott's lengthy and impressive canon to have done so. fresh Rob Vaux 0 Cinema-stache December 5, 2017 +235 The journey of Maximus, from triumph on the battlefield through despair and degradation in slavery and then to a final epiphany in the Colosseum is an exciting one - and Russell Crowe plays the character with considerable toughness and authority. 4.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 sbs.com.au February 25, 2015 +235 Gladiator has the distinction of being both timely and nostalgic. A fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times February 25, 2015 +235 This may be fundamentally Saturday night entertainment, but Scott attempts rather more than that on occasion, and at least succeeds in creating a memorable sense of a dark and often frightening period of time. fresh Derek Malcolm 0 Screen International February 24, 2015 +235 Throughout it all, Crowe maintains a tough, slot-mouthed reticence; he is very persuasive as the superman of the Colosseum. fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 22, 2015 +235 In Russell Crowe, Scott has found an actor who can carry this movie the way Atlas was supposed to carry the globe of the world on his back -- in Crowe's case without stooping. fresh Alexander Walker 0 London Evening Standard February 22, 2015 +235 Gladiator is a triumph. On the surface, it's a terrific yarn with strong, rounded characters, agonizing suspense and visceral thrills. Look closer and you'll find rich historical themes, and a harrowing critique of violence as amusement. fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 22, 2015 +235 Crowe is perfect for the role, creating a character that will quickly gain your sympathies. 3/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review February 22, 2015 +235 Gladiator is a remarkable spectacle of unforgivable length. rotten 0 MetroActive February 22, 2015 +235 Despite its big battle scenes and epic craftsmanship, Ridley Scott's Gladiator lacks the spirit and the true heart of a legendary epic; revisit Spartacus and Ben Hur on video for the real McCoy. 2.5/5 rotten Megan Spencer 0 Triple J February 22, 2015 +235 Crowe confirms his position as one of the best star character actors around. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) February 22, 2015 +235 By emphasizing big battles and spilled blood, Scott banks on the hope the movie audience will be no more discerning than the Colosseum's screaming mob. rotten Randall King 0 Jam! Movies February 22, 2015 +235 Gladiator, well cast and impressively staged, is every inch the summer blockbuster it intends to be. It's also something more. Amid the action and intrigue, director Scott makes a few points about blockbuster-style entertainment. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 8, 2014 +235 Rather than getting lost in the world Scott has created on screen, Scott asks filmgoers to marvel at how he created that world, and how smoothly he succeeds in manipulating us. 2/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 0 Baltimore Sun January 8, 2014 +235 Gladiator is filled with brilliant filmmaking and features outstanding performances, but it's neither profound enough nor pop enough to be great -- it's mournful, serious, beautiful and, finally, pointless. rotten Manohla Dargis 1 L.A. Weekly January 8, 2014 +235 Ridley Scott thrusts us so close to the combat that all we see is a lot of whirling and thrashing, a sword thrust here and there, a spurt of blood, a limb severed. There's hardly a scene that is cleanly and coherently staged in open space. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker January 8, 2014 +235 Crowe doesn't use tricks in this role to court our approval. He earns it the old-fashioned way, by daring to be quiet, if not silent, and intensely, implacably strong. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal January 8, 2014 +235 This is visceral film-making at its finest, painted on the grandest of canvases, and yet, one which maintains the finest eye for detail. 5/5 fresh 0 Total Film February 24, 2013 +235 The fusion of the ancient and the modern -- even to the point of some sly echoes of our own sports-mad society -- is seamless. Gladiator does indeed deliver the glory that was Rome, but it also clinically dissects the assumptions on which it was built. 4/4 fresh Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 24, 2013 +235 In the end, Gladiator is overdrawn and too insubstantial for its own good, just like the old days, but it satisfies as entertainment on a grand scale. fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club February 24, 2013 +235 Gladiator's combination of grim sanctimony and drenching, Dolby-ized dismemberings left me appalled. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate February 24, 2013 +235 Time for a little gladiatorial gore with your Milk Duds. Gladiator is here, and it's big, glorious and eminently dumb. rotten David Germain 1 Associated Press February 24, 2013 +235 While Crowe's acting is certainly more subtle than most of the brouhaha around him, he has little chance to display the affecting humanity that's one of his chief assets. rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 24, 2013 +235 Really excellent but really violent Oscar winner. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +235 "Russell Crowe is as believable a Spaniard here as Charlton Heston was a Mexican in ""Touch of Evil."" But director Ridley Scott took greater interest in entwining an empire's intrigue with its people's turmoil than emphasizing bread-and-circus brutality." 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 24, 2010 +235 ...stirring action, good performances, and a plethora of visual delights. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis July 26, 2010 +235 The brutality has such a mythical grandeur that it occasionally resembles beauty. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm May 10, 2010 +235 Epic cinema is back. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +235 Meaty and satisfying. fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 February 20, 2008 +235 If a gladiator film doesn't work as spectacle or as bloodthirsty action, what's left? Drama? It's dead on that level, too... 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com February 14, 2008 +235 The film is good, at times grizzly, fun -- of epic proportions. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +235 Ultimately, Gladiator is an honorable and inoffensive spectacle with nothing extraordinary to recommend it. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer April 27, 2007 +235 Though the digital effects lack the weight and conviction of their equivalents in old Cecil B. De Mille movies, Ridley Scott's sword-and-sandal epic has some of the intensity of old Hollywood in terms of storytelling, spectacle, and violence. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader February 6, 2007 +235 A Roman version of Ben-Hur, Gladiator succeeds on only slightly more levels than it fails. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight December 27, 2006 +235 Notwithsdanding the blood, gore, and CG effects, this is an old-fashioned historical saga, a throwabck to the sand-and-sandals epics of Quo Vadis and Ben-Hur. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 28, 2006 +235 Gladiator is a movie that while watching, you can enjoy; for a while. 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +235 There's careful thought evident in suggesting what can only be conjectured. If you're going to enjoy this entertainment, don't be overly preoccupied with historical accuracy. 4.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals May 16, 2005 +235 It's an exciting yarn...and does not disappoint the action junkie. It's just not great. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +235 Listen to the audience as they leave the theatre. Are they talking about being moved by honor and justice, or going 'wow' at the bloodshed so spectacularly delivered? C rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +235 [Crowe's] commanding performance not only towers over Ridley Scott's epic adventure, but elevates it to a higher plane. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 18, 2004 +235 "If no one paid attention to Russell Crowe after his stellar performances in ""The Insider"" and ""L.A. Confidential,"" they did so after he put on his Roman togs." 4/4 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 25, 2003 +235 Crowe and Phoenix are brilliant, as usual. The rest of the almost completely British cast are excellent, particularly with dialog that could have easily come out stilted or ridiculous. 4/5 fresh Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +235 Bloody sword-and-sandals epic is good, but not great. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +235 Though heavy on the blood-letting, Gladiator serves as a smashing kick-start to what looks like an exciting summer for fans of high-powered action movies. 3.5/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +235 Is this thrilling to anyone? 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 11, 2002 +235 Scott's cinematic fiction captivated me as completely as its title character won the soul of Rome. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +235 Would've made for an extremely marvelous picture were it not for the fact that it falls victim to a worn storyline. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 12, 2002 +235 The Roman costume drama, all dressed to the IX's, has taken a long holiday from the big screen. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +235 Tremendous cast. Gigantic special effects. Epic story. Same ticket price. 3.5/4 fresh 0 Hollywood.com March 9, 2002 +235 An effortlessly charismatic screen actor, Crowe brings shades of his other well-known roles to the part. fresh Leslie Felperin 0 Sight and Sound March 3, 2002 +235 For summer fare, it wasn't half bad. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +235 The political intrigue subplot feels tacked on and dull, the film is entirely too long for a simple revenge melodrama...and the structure mercilessly follows its predictable pattern... 2/5 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com January 27, 2002 +235 One of the best blockbusters of the year and certainly a smarter and more intelligent action movie than most released during the silly Summer season. 8/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +235 So skillfully delivered is this sturm und drang... that the film's shortcomings are all but buried beneath the sheer awesome spectacle. B+ fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 24, 2001 +235 ...a two-ring circus that fails as entertainment and stinks as a sermon. rotten Tom Block 0 culturevulture.net September 18, 2001 +235 Gladiator is a triumphant reinvention of the sword-and-sandal epic that fell out of favor decades ago. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline April 17, 2001 +235 Thanks to a combination of real locations and convincing computer-generated effects, Scott can create sweeping vistas and that Cecil B. DeMille would envy. 3/4 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Lybarger Links April 2, 2001 +235 A beautiful but ultimately hollow affair. 3/4 fresh Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com April 2, 2001 +235 Gladiator is an old-fashioned sword-and-sandal tale with graphic violence and a slick gloss of sentimentality. It almost works. 2.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +235 Thank you, lord, for Russell Crowe. 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review February 14, 2001 +235 A grand spectacle of a movie wrapped around intimate human drama. 9/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +235 Gladiator suggests what would happen if someone made a movie of the imminent extreme-football league and shot it as if it were a Chanel commercial. rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +235 This is filmmaking on a grand scale. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator is a canned experience, a film that flails around awkwardly trying to find a reason to exist. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +235 The film looks muddy, fuzzy and indistinct. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +235 The sheer dynamism of the action, coupled with Hans Zimmer's lavish score and the forcefield of Crowe, still makes this a fiercesome competitor in the summer movie stakes. 4/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +235 This tale of power and revenge proves that there are still some people in the movie business who know what they're doing. 4/4 fresh Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator doesn't have enough plot to be a Roman epic ... and too much plot to be a summer action movie. rotten Sean P. Means 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator derides 'entertainment' while hustling like crazy to provide two and a half hours' worth of same. The heroism and the tigers and the epic grandeur all leave behind the flavor of cynicism. rotten Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +235 Great performances from Crowe and Phoenix. A fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +235 Scott shows that a strong Gladiator can still entertain the crowd. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator charges into heart pounding battle. A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +235 Savage, sweeping, spectacular. 9/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +235 The film is a reminder of the old Hollywood sword-and-sandal films of grandeur and muscle and frivolity. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator isn't groundbreaking, but it's good old-fashioned entertainment. 3/4 fresh Shay Casey 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +235 Like its hero, the film is solemnly pious; and though Christianity this time is noticeably missing from Hollywood's Rome, the sense of morality oppresses as never before. rotten Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation January 1, 2000 +235 Spectacle and human drama interweave beautifully in this epic recreation of the spirit of ancient Rome in all its pomp, splendor, and horror. 3.5/4 fresh 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +235 Had the filmmakers been daring enough to make the movie without its clunky dialogue or without digital filler, Gladiator could have been epic in more ways than its running time. rotten Lucas Hilderbrand 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +235 What elevates Gladiator to the near-greatness it occasionally achieves is the performance of Russell Crowe as Maximus. fresh 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +235 It's sufficiently grandiose and sporadically exciting to hold a viewer's attention through its duller stretches. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +235 A historical fightfest spectacle in the great tradition of Spartacus and Hercules Against Rome. fresh Bob Thompson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator is visually magnificent, absolutely stunning to look at -- and to listen to, with its haunting, stirring score. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +235 If there's one film you can see on the silver screen this summer, this may just be the one. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +235 Action movie fans will love Gladiator for its intensity. Those looking for something more intelligent will find moments of satisfaction here, but will wish it had more of a theme than 'revenge is sweet.' 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +235 Self-proclaimed 'world-creator' Scott only intermittently obliterates the turgid narrative and mediocre dialogue. rotten 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator brings back the glory that was Rome. 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +235 A beautiful looking piece of work. 8/10 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator is an epic, primal panorama of good versus evil. fresh Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! January 1, 2000 +235 A real winner. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +235 It's a violent, noisy, low-brow distraction. 2/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +235 The film moves slowly and ambivalently. rotten 0 Phantom Tollbooth January 1, 2000 +235 Clever exploration of the notion of 'spectatorship.' fresh Yazmin Ghonaim 0 Cinephiles January 1, 2000 +235 A smart movie and sumptuously executed. fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +235 A visually astonishing picture that brings script, performance and, alas, displays of violence up to the modern standard. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +235 Ridley Scott's Gladiator is an interesting and attractive action movie, but not a very forceful one. 2.5/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator can aptly be called a typical summer movie, meaning it is mindless and designed for the lowest common denominator. C rotten John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator pours on the usual Caesar dressing. 2.5/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +235 Loud, obnoxious, and pleasant-enough entertainment, but hardly the soaring tale of one man's struggle that it was so clearly envisioned to be. 2.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator looms as an audacious, if not exactly great, movie. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +235 The most visually spectacular of all Roman Empire epics. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +235 There's something Jerry Springeresque about Gladiator. 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +235 Without Russell Crowe's dynamism holding it all together, Gladiator might have devolved into a rash of overblown pandering. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +235 Uncommonly rousing entertainment that works an audience without pandering. B+ fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +235 Huge in scope and endlessly exciting, Gladiator is the new word in blockbuster. 4/5 fresh Ben Falk 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +235 An exhilarating, sweeping epic that begs to be seen on the largest possible screen. 3.5/4 fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator has all the fixin's for wonderful drama. 8/10 fresh Tim Bennett 0 CheckOut.com January 1, 2000 +235 If Gladiator stops well short of being a classic, it nonetheless offers moments of spectacle that linger long past the movie's two-and-a-half-hour running time. fresh Ed Kelleher 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +235 Not only is it a highly entertaining and astounding achievement in modern filmmaking, but it also represents a career milestone for director Ridley Scott and star Russell Crowe. 5/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +235 This Ridley Scott film, his best in years, re-envisions ancient Rome for the aughts and makes it safe to go back in the Colosseum. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator is a foaming beast. fresh Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator is one extended guilty pleasure. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +235 There's little room for neutral territory with this one. You're either going to love or hate Gladiator. 2/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers January 1, 2000 +235 While Gladiator is nothing if not stimulating and richly visual, director Ridley Scott's sense of grandeur is inconsistent, and he often over-reaches in his attempts to modernize the storytelling for MTV audiences. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator is quite a good movie -- a big, fat, rousing, intelligent, daring, retro, many-adjective-requiring entertainment. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine January 1, 2000 +235 Director Scott gives them all [characters] a big tapestry, one that borders on the mythological. Their combined talents fill it admirably. fresh Ron Weiskind 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette January 1, 2000 +235 One to remember. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +235 At its best, Gladiator is one of the great films of all time. 9/10 fresh Mac Verstandig 0 Moviereviews.org January 1, 2000 +235 Ridley Scott may not have created the perfect epic, but he came awfully close. 4/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +235 'Pollice sursum.' Thumbs up. 9/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +235 Ridley Scott supplies bloodthirsty spectacle on an extraordinary scale in this muscular historical drama. 3.5/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator becomes a sterile deconstruction of bloodshed. rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 1, 2000 +235 It resurrects an exciting genre that has been dead since Kirk Douglas hung up his sandals. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +235 This isn't a movie to challenge convention. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +235 Action-packed and passionate. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator is what championship is all about. Thrilling and exciting, it embraces technical standards of filmmaking rarely anticipated in earlier epics. fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +235 If spectacle, not plot, is your plate of pasta, you'll find Gladiator as much fun as a Roman holiday. fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +235 In the glorious spectacle Gladiator, director Ridley Scott [re-creates] -- with a startling physicality and immediacy -- the Roman Empire that once blanketed most of Europe. 4/5 fresh Serena Donadoni 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) January 1, 2000 +235 If this makes some money, it may be possible to explore wider stories and more complex themes, rather than the stubborn preservation of outdated societal models that a movie like this endorses. rotten Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +235 It's almost like [Scott]'s trying as hard as he can to make the worst movie of all time. F rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine January 1, 2000 +235 A movie that revels in the primal thrill of swords tearing into flesh and blood spraying in huge, arterial gouts. fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +235 It is undeniably a triumph, muscular and entertaining. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +235 A clever cast. fresh Karen Hershenson 0 Contra Costa Times January 1, 2000 +235 Solid acting. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +235 For all the added scale and detail ... Ridley Scott's movie lacks human warmth and spontaneity. Instead, Gladiator feels impersonal and overly programmed. rotten Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +235 There's nary a dull moment in the film. fresh Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator delivers the classic goods. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +235 As gory and gaudy escapism, it is impressive. fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator is a cheese-ball colossus. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +235 It delivers a particular kind of visceral historical spectacle that movie audiences haven't seen in decades. A- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +235 It plays out across a canvas that seeks to reinvent both a legend and a film genre. fresh Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +235 A smart blend of classic heroism and intelligent drama. fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +235 Vibrant, visceral, provocative and transporting. 1 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly January 1, 2000 +235 This is the kind of movie Braveheart will someday grow up to be and it should not be missed. 4.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +235 From the spectacular opening battle scene ... to a final mano-a-mano showdown in the Coliseum, this film is at its best when it's at its bloodiest. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +235 With its conspicuous display of prefascist trappings, it says more about our time than about Rome. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator is not as nimble outside the arena as inside. rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +235 Highly visual entertainment with lots of blood and action. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +235 Visually stimulating. fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +235 The movie's production values are peerless. fresh Cody Clark 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +235 If you like gory movies, this is the film for you. 9/10 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +235 A joyous return of the cinematic epic. 1 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +235 What could and should have been a great film turns out instead to be merely an adequate one. Only the film's look and Crowe's usually wonderful performance causes it to rise above the ordinary. 8/10 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +235 Its depiction of the primal emotions that constitute our lives is positively enthralling. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 1, 2000 +235 A future classic. 5/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review January 1, 2000 +235 Gladiator is a flawed motion picture, and one that, for all its flashiness, comes off as a mild disappointment. It is still a good film, but only marginally so, and easily could have been a great one. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +235 Grip your theater seats and prepare to be entertained. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +235 This is a big, all-stops-out blockbuster and it delivers. A- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +235 9/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +235 B+ fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 1, 2000 +236 A routine B Western. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 10, 2010 +240 Pure movie gold of the most sophisticated kind. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 2, 2010 +240 A dapper case for matrimonial elasticity, argued in sleighs and insinuations fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion March 14, 2010 +240 Co-directed by Lubitsch and George Cukor, ultimately this Oscar-nominated film bears the signature of the former, or what is known as the Lubitsch touch. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 3, 2008 +240 It amiably follows along the tracks of the usual Lubitsch frothy boudoir operetta. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 19, 2008 +240 Enjoyable at the beginning and at the end, but the middle portion had my mind wandering. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies June 12, 2006 +242 "... it's this sense of the ""real"" that not only keeps Light It Up lively but that marks it -- for all its visual flair -- as happily out of step with a zeitgeist enamored of naught but money and notoriety as the wildly overhyped millennium turns." fresh David Ehrenstein 0 New Times October 3, 2017 +242 ...isn't so much a bad movie as an unfinished movie C- rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 18, 2005 +242 "The Breakfast Club"" in the Ghetto" 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 19, 2002 +242 Light It Up challenges the bureaucratic structure that condemns many children to an educational purgatory. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +242 The problem is the movie is too predictable--so predictable that it keeps it from truly generating suspense. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +242 Nelson, Whitaker and their talented, young co-stars give this film most of whatever juice it has. fresh Tom Keogh 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +242 Five minutes into this formulaic flick, you'll think you collaborated on the screenplay. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +242 Decent, but hardly original, the film has enough moments and decent performances to keep things interesting. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +242 Radically dumb. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +242 Crackling dialogue, surprising intelligence and an emotional wallop. 3/4 fresh Andy Seiler 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +242 A sluggish, superficial mess. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +242 Light It Up smolders and spits out some smoke, but no fire. 2.5/5 rotten Aileo Weinmann 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +242 The dialogue is ridiculous and condescending. 1.5/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +242 Never gets beyond stereotypes. rotten Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +242 A deluge of movies is set to be released in the next three weeks. One that should not be lost in the flood is Light It Up. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +242 A laughably disconnected hostage drama. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +242 Vanessa Williams adds marquee value as a police negotiator. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +242 It begins as a high school comedy romp and then abruptly turns into a TV cop show-caliber thriller. rotten Nick Carter 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +242 Too often writer/directors such as Light It Up's Craig Bolotin don't take the time to create a plausible plot and realistic dialog. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +242 The protagonists of Light It Up seem strangely tender and vulnerable, and the movie does a remarkable job of making their plight moving. fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +242 Writer-director Craig Bolotin dares what few filmmakers have when dealing with such volatile subject matter; he takes the teens' side. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +242 Surprisingly effective. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +242 Painfully obvious and cliched. rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +242 Strong acting, tense plot. fresh Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +242 A fairly thoughtful look at the dangers of stereotyping and closed-minded thinking. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +242 Writer-director Craig Bolotin wants to get our motors racing, our minds pondering and our hearts pumping. Laudable goals; shaky results. 2/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +242 The exposition that rushes us into the police standoff is so painfully forced and phony that the only way to keep watching the movie is to take it as either dark comedy or one of those cheap Die Hard knockoffs. rotten Steven Boone 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +242 Bolotin repeatedly reminds the viewer of his lack of imagination. rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +242 It has moments of effectiveness, some of the performances are moving, and the power-producer couple of Tracey E. Edmonds and Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds obviously have only the best of community-minded, non-exploitative intentions. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +242 Overblown story. rotten George Meyer 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +242 Usher doesn't have the forceful, charismatic presence needed to convince as the ringleader of a group of such headstrong individuals. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +242 A well-meaning, yet derivative, film of this sort is basically made or broken by the writing and portrayals of the characters, and both aspects are unsatisfactorily handled. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +242 F rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +242 1/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +242 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2005 +242 2/5 rotten Blake French 0 NutzWorld November 20, 2003 +242 3/4 fresh Kate Manning 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +242 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 2, 2002 +242 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +242 F rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly June 1, 2000 +242 2/5 rotten Lawrence Van 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +242 6 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +242 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +242 1/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +242 3/4 fresh 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +242 6/10 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +242 B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +248 ...an above-average neo-noir... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 10, 2008 +248 A surprisingly underrated little thriller which should have helped Nivola earn his Hollywood stripes. 4/5 fresh 0 Hollywood Bitchslap March 25, 2003 +248 One twist too many. Or one too few. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 8, 2001 +248 An enjoyable roller-coaster ride that stops short of reaching its destination. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +248 The attempt of this B-film to be a convincing film noir never materializes... C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +248 Barker and Griffin obviously had an intriguingly twisty course clearly mapped out for themselves. Alas, much like those mice and men... 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +248 F rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +248 1/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com May 7, 2007 +248 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium July 7, 2006 +248 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +248 2/5 rotten 0 IGN Movies February 10, 2004 +248 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +248 3/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +248 2.5/5 rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +248 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +248 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 At the Movies January 1, 2000 +248 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +248 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +248 7 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +248 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +248 2/4 rotten 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +249 Would most likely have made for a decent late-night Cinemax staple, but its stabs at higher significance only bring on the giggles. rotten Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) October 21, 2007 +249 I saw Bonnie and Clyde. Bonnie and Clyde is a major American movie. Waist Deep, sir, is no Bonnie and Clyde. rotten Frank Lovece 0 Film Journal International February 7, 2007 +249 ...strangely uninvolving... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 18, 2007 +249 Just looking at the genre, this is a cut above the normal. This is by no means an endorsement of this movie, but it is better than most. rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review December 30, 2006 +249 The worst is saved for last: just when you think the movie has shown the courage of its 'gritty' convictions, it hits you with schmaltz that would shame a Hallmark card. 2/5 rotten Matthew Leyland 0 BBC.com November 11, 2006 +249 From its non-committal title downwards -- we're a bit worse than ankle deep, but not quite neck deep -- the film includes a final shot that is almost surreal in its implausibility. Waist Deep? More like Deep Waste. rotten David Jenkins 1 Time Out November 2, 2006 +249 The cast just about escapes with its dignity after this derivative, predictable urban thriller. 1/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 28, 2006 +249 "Die Hard"" meets ""Boyz N'The Hood"". Audaciously enthralling" 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole October 11, 2006 +249 A carjacking leads to violence, revenge and antiheroes impossible to root for in Waist Deep, an urban gangster crime-thriller. 2/4 rotten Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News July 10, 2006 +249 The efforts of Waist Deep to make some meaningful social commentary about street gangs and the vicious circle in which African-American men often find themselves seem like an afterthought, rather than anything remotely sincere. 1.5/5 rotten Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle July 8, 2006 +249 Implausible - with every urban cliche and stereotype - a complete waste of time and money. 1/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com July 7, 2006 +249 Curtis Hall keeps slipping in surprising social and emotional flavorings rarely found in [this] genre. B fresh Gregory Kirschling 1 Entertainment Weekly July 5, 2006 +249 If only director Vondie Curtis Hall were content with making a lean, mean action thriller, as he and his film soon find themselves waist deep and in over their head in pretentious ambition. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com July 4, 2006 +249 Marred by absurd plot digressions and choppy, sloppy and incoherent shaky-camera action sequences. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) June 30, 2006 +249 lets it's booming gangsta rap soundtrack cover up the sad truth that the film doesn't have a real message. rotten James Hill 0 BET.com June 29, 2006 +249 The Game attempts to exude menace through hardcore forehead-wrinkling and gangsta nose-crinkling, but his efforts are more comic than sinister. D rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club June 29, 2006 +249 so superficial and poorly directed that I've got to think that even those inclined to appreciate a gangsta-flavored action flick will be shaking their heads in disappointment. 1/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy June 28, 2006 +249 For its ever shifting attitudes toward men, women, and murder, Waist Deep is one of the sloppiest movies ever to reach the screen. rotten Bill Gallo 1 Village Voice June 27, 2006 +249 "Here's a solid urban story that's ""Waist Deep"" in action." 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) June 26, 2006 +249 ...shows some gritty visual flair, but too much of this material feels familiar, right down to the climactic showdown and the obligatory pulsating soundtrack. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle June 26, 2006 +249 A film teetering on the edge of importance. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) June 24, 2006 +249 Nothing in this story is remotely realistic, and the target audience for urban dramas -- teenage boys -- won't know what to make of its mushy romantic center. 2/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News June 23, 2006 +249 "Even as a contemporary blaxploitation picture, ""Waist Deep"" strikes an awkward balance between its pandering violence and its supposed social message. It's an ungainly hypocrite. " 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) June 23, 2006 +249 Waist Deep is a hip, hard genre picture that begins well, but quickly gets in over its head. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel June 23, 2006 +249 Sometimes excessiveness and implausibility are virtues in disguise. Movies this enjoyable don't come about by accident. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 23, 2006 +249 The film is noteworthy for its tiny if incomplete effort to pour old wine in a new bottle. 2/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times June 23, 2006 +249 [Hall] undermines the early style and intelligence of his all-black action movie, taking audiences for the wrong kind of ride in the end. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Debruge 1 Miami Herald June 23, 2006 +249 If you're looking for gunning gangsta action on a hot summer night, Waist Deep is an effective-enough story of urban outlaws in love and on the run. It's sweet, sweaty stuff, for a while at least. C+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News June 23, 2006 +249 [Director Hall] has proved he is as good with actors as he is at staging action sequences and creating tension. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press June 23, 2006 +249 By teasing us with potential meaning only to embrace wanton gunplay, Waist Deep betrays thinking members in the audience. 1/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post June 23, 2006 +249 Everyone connected with this gangsta opus was probably trying to make a crowd-pleaser. However, you wind up wondering what kind of crowds they were trying to please. D+ rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News June 23, 2006 +249 The dialogue by Curtis-Hall and Darin Scott is a degrading string of profanities and inanities, interspersed with sadism and exploitation of women. Their opinion of their target audience should depress moviegoers of any color. 0/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer June 23, 2006 +249 The problem with Waist Deep is that it has too many small parts. Individually, the parts are fine. Once assembled, though, they don't add up to much. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 23, 2006 +249 Vondie Curtis Hall helmed Gridlock'd, a low-budget buddy thriller starring Tupac Shakur and Tim Roth, with nary a rote moment. This is not the case with Waist Deep, a big-budget thriller with nary an original moment. 2/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 23, 2006 +249 It's hard to figure out if writer/director Vondie Curtis-Hall... is demonstrating simple ineptitude here, or out-and-out Ed Wood-itude. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher June 23, 2006 +249 Waist Deep is just another one of those middle-of-the-road action flicks. 1.5/4 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com June 23, 2006 +249 I could almost recommend this action movie as an entertaining ride, but I wouldn't pay theater-price to see it. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com June 23, 2006 +249 Waist Deep is what used to be called a B movie, back in the days when there were double features... It's a hard little melodrama, done well. 3/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette June 23, 2006 +249 A Juilliard-trained musician, accomplished actor and busy TV director, Vondie Curtis Hall is probably too smart to be directing stories like Waist Deep. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 22, 2006 +249 The lead actors are good, and the film moves along so well that audiences may overlook plot holes that are, well, waist deep. C- rotten M. K. Terrell 0 Christian Science Monitor June 22, 2006 +249 Waist Deep turns out to be a shallow waste. C- rotten 0 E! Online June 22, 2006 +249 Waist Deep is a waste of time, and ankle deep at best. 2/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 22, 2006 +249 Director Vondie Curtis-Hall squanders a perfectly decent cast on a corny and surprisingly dull urban thriller. 1.5/4 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide June 22, 2006 +249 What do you expect from the man who not only directed Glitter, but spent an entire DVD commentary track defending the film? D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com June 22, 2006 +249 It plays like an urban western: a strong, quiet loner takes on a corrupt man who runs the town with the help of a girl gone wrong with a heart of gold. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 22, 2006 +249 The camerawork is jerky and distracting, the dialogue is cliched and the story makes so little sense that the script seems to have been improvised by the actors as they went along. C+ rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 22, 2006 +249 A solidly crafted piece of genre filmmaking. 2.5/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News June 22, 2006 +249 Instead of tightening up its storyline, Waist Deep gets more outlandish with its plot complications. 2.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday June 22, 2006 +249 A mean and depressing B-movie in which there's no one to root for or even care about. 1/5 rotten Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic June 22, 2006 +249 Waist Deep is unapologetically a B movie, its narrative premise placed carefully on the borderline between the wildly implausible and the completely absurd. 2.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times June 22, 2006 +249 "Suffering from an extremely flawed script from which it never recovers, Deep is awesomely bad, and not in a 'Hey, I actually like Starship's ""We Built this City""' way." 1/4 rotten Monica A. Reyhani 0 Premiere Magazine June 22, 2006 +249 A movie that is cheerfully, indiscriminately violent, exploiting exactly the same viciously cyclical culture on which it pretends to be providing trenchant commentary. 1/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel June 22, 2006 +249 No, it's not a great movie. It is, however, an interesting one, a combination of exploitative hood flick and meditation on trust and love -- thug love, romantic love and, most important, parent-child love. fresh Teresa Wiltz 1 Washington Post June 22, 2006 +249 If the daydreams of a teenager playing Grand Theft Auto could be made into a music video, the result would resemble Waist Deep. 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 22, 2006 +249 While Waist Deep offers precious little that hasn't been seen before, its energy, wit, effective lead performances and taut direction save this old-fashioned B-movie... 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies June 22, 2006 +249 Even with the movie's multiple personas, its message -- that salvation sometimes doesn't arrive in the expected form, and that escaping isn't the same thing as running away -- is delivered loud and clear. 2.5/4 fresh Jessica Reaves 1 Chicago Tribune June 22, 2006 +249 That sappy sentimentality juxtaposed with plenty of gritty gangster stuff drives both the tone and the plot of Waist Deep. B- fresh Bob Townsend 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution June 22, 2006 +249 Doesn't have an original bullet in its chamber. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com June 22, 2006 +249 Hall's heart lies not in guns and chases but in finding redemption for his city-ravaged characters. fresh Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly June 22, 2006 +249 At its core this movie is, despite the title, pretty shallow stuff, but compared to most example of the genre it's reasonably energetic and well-made. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 22, 2006 +249 It seemed impossible that Vondie Curtis Hall could direct a movie that's as bad as Glitter, but he has: Waist Deep. And Mariah Carey is nowhere in sight. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press June 21, 2006 +249 Director Vondie Curtis Hall gives this virtually nonstop crime actioner, set against the mean streets of Los Angeles, pleasing noirish touches along with larger-than-life-size characters. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter June 21, 2006 +249 An embarrassing effort, at best. 3/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net June 21, 2006 +249 The film's racial/class issues are less developed than Gibson's beefy, inked-up arms and its unintentional humor as consistent as its pounding soundtrack beats. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine June 21, 2006 +249 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +249 B fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com June 23, 2006 +251 The main problem is that the social tapestry is far, far less interesting than in Far from Heaven. 2/5 rotten PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 10, 2018 +251 A slow, intellectual, coming-of-age romance, Carol is a stunningly filmed piece of emotionally distant art. fresh Molly Templeton 0 Eugene Weekly (OR) August 27, 2018 +251 A luscious and profound piece on relationships, sexuality and repression. fresh Erik Anderson 0 AwardsWatch August 27, 2018 +251 There are so few movies that dare to build themselves around female leads that Carol comes across as outrageously daring. It should not be, but there we are. 4/5 fresh Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 23, 2018 +251 "Iit makes me wish the word ""epic"" hadn't been completely diluted so I could bring the full weight of its meaning to bear on this love story. Extraordinary? Singular? Remarkable? Yes, all of those things too." fresh Heather Hogan 0 Autostraddle June 26, 2018 +251 How gorgeous and complex and unforgettable is the world Haynes has created in Carol, and how lovely it is to realize that it might just be our own. fresh Bobby Finger 0 The Muse/Jezebel June 12, 2018 +251 "The film is a triumph of art direction and wardrobe, a seductive art object. When Carol tells her husband ""we're not ugly people, Harge,"" she is telling the truth about a film that finds beauty in bad situations." fresh 0 n+1 April 30, 2018 +251 Carol is a voluptuous, simmering, shimmering, careless whisper of a film that could easily have been written entirely for Cate Blanchett. 4/5 fresh Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) February 13, 2018 +251 Stunningly atmospheric and featuring eye-catching production and costume design, the romance can be stilted at times, but it's hard not to appreciate the cinematic composition in its entirety. B fresh Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current January 26, 2018 +251 ... the ending, although extensive, moves... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Daniel Krauze 0 El Financiero January 11, 2018 +251 The story can be a little over-leisurely in its unfolding but it builds to a powerful finale. fresh Lynden Barber 0 Limelight January 2, 2018 +251 There isn't a single scene that is anything less than stunning to look at 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 4, 2017 +251 This is a society you will recognise - for Carol goes well beyond Carol. 4/5 fresh Srijana Mitra 0 The Times of India November 7, 2017 +251 Underplay and restraint are the strengths of Carol. This is a film that stays clear of dramatisation. It kills you softly. fresh Rachit Gupta 0 Filmfare October 31, 2017 +251 Not perfect but a must-see for those who like to keep an eye on the serious award contenders. 4/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 25, 2017 +251 Carol is a strange film to parse. It's certainly one of the very best made and well-acted films of the year, but its sum total is cold and reserved. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 16, 2017 +251 Languid and seductive, it's a slow burner with Rooney Mara and Cate Blanchett as an exquisitely matched pair. fresh 0 The Public (Buffalo) October 9, 2017 +251 Carol is a perfect film that will restore your faith in cinema. fresh Teo Bugbee 0 The Daily Beast September 25, 2017 +251 What results is equally tragic and beautiful, highlighting the terrible consequences of societal rejection and stigma. 4/5 fresh Keeva Stratton 0 Rescu (Australia) September 15, 2017 +251 Cate Blanchett may well be on her way to a third Oscar, and it would not be undeserved. Her Carol is assured, but her consequences are greater, as is the range of emotion Blanchett displays. 3.5/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive August 23, 2017 +251 [Todd] Haynes remains the consummate filmmaking artist. fresh Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) August 16, 2017 +251 Add Todd Haynes' midcentury love story Carol to your list of favorite Christmas-themed films. fresh Peg Aloi 0 Arts Fuse August 8, 2017 +251 I relish this stunningly framed paean to female love but fear something priggish is buried within it. fresh Lisa Rosman 0 Signature July 25, 2017 +251 Though much of Carol highlights the sexism and rigid social expectations of the time, it's not a preachy film. It's dramatic, certainly, but on a small scale, not a large scale. fresh Abby Olcese 0 Sojourners June 26, 2017 +251 Among the virtues of Todd Haynes's new film, Carol, is the delicacy, the patience, and the sheer amount of screen time that it lavishes on the experience of falling in love. fresh Francine Prose 0 The New York Review of Books June 16, 2017 +251 I can think of no better way to describe Carol to others - it is so powerful, so important, so real and alive that it makes you forget it's not happening to you. fresh Danielle Riendeau 0 Polygon June 2, 2017 +251 So enraptured was I by the look of the movie, I was almost able to overlook the fact that we don't actually get a lot of dialogue between the two women. fresh Rain Jokinen 0 SFist March 23, 2017 +251 To call Carol a Christmas miracle feels like a gaudy understatement, but that's sort of exactly what it is. 4.5/5 fresh Kristen Yoonsoo 0 Complex February 27, 2017 +251 A film for anybody who has ever fallen in and out of love, dealing with hopeless infatuation and the slow transition to the messy reality that all but threatens to burn out the initial spark, Carol is more than just a gorgeously crafted period piece. fresh Alistair Ryder 0 Film Inquiry February 24, 2017 +251 What Haynes gets so perfectly right with this film really is the very specific sense of time and place. 4.5/5 fresh Lesley Coffin 0 The Mary Sue January 10, 2017 +251 The smile of recognition and understanding that closes things out is an unforgettable celebratory stunner that shook me right to my very core. 4/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 16, 2016 +251 This is a slender movie that Haynes gives plenty of antique atmosphere. fresh Wesley Morris 1 Grantland August 16, 2016 +251 A love story of sublime subtlety where the smallest encounters have the most consuming impact. 9/10 fresh Oliver Whitney 0 ScreenCrush August 4, 2016 +251 Carol tracks the slow-burn of romantic agony, with the added weight of a closet the size of the world. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 11, 2016 +251 A showcase for the towering talents of Blanchett and Mara, Carol is a sumptuous watch. fresh Udita Jhunjhunwala 0 Scroll.in June 21, 2016 +251 Never has the impossible glamour of Cate Blanchett been used to better effect than in Todd Hayne's ravishing and romantic Carol. 4/4 fresh Max Weiss 0 Baltimore Magazine June 12, 2016 +251 A wondrously beautiful piece of filmmaking by American director Todd Haynes. 4/5 fresh Kaori Shoji 0 Japan Times June 6, 2016 +251 Though it's certainly a two-woman show, Carol finds room to be impossibly generous to very nearly every human being who appears onscreen. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy June 5, 2016 +251 One of this year's best films. 5/5 fresh John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) May 24, 2016 +251 A movie that adheres to the Hollywood canons, impeccably shot and crafted and a strong presence by Blanchet and Mara. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Hugo Lara 0 May 5, 2016 +251 'Carol' feels like the third part of a loose trilogy of films set in the past, about women who are trapped by the confines of their time. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire May 3, 2016 +251 Carol is a dizzyingly romantic love story that will appeal to any filmgoer. 5/5 fresh Peter Calder 0 New Zealand Herald April 28, 2016 +251 In their story set in the past, there lies possibility, which is what infuses Carol and Haynes's best work generally, the transcendence of being and becoming yourself. fresh Nicolas Rapold 0 Brooklyn Magazine April 19, 2016 +251 I value Haynes as an artist, but his art isn't revelatory or emotional; it signifies feelings rather than sharing them. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com April 13, 2016 +251 The period trappings remain impeccable throughout, crackling even when the script doesn't. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 9, 2016 +251 The torment is captured well enough in the faces of the actors, their characters locked inside an indifferent, inhospitable world. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 South China Morning Post April 6, 2016 +251 The film still makes the viewer swoon, its heady mood of love and longing generated by the briefest of glances and gestures. 5/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk March 25, 2016 +251 The rhythm is slow but the film is never boring, this is a story worthy of seeing in the big screen. [Full review in Spanish] 3/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 Cinencuentro March 18, 2016 +251 Carol is a truly striking cinematic achievement, artfully exploring themes that resonate still with powerful force today. 5/5 fresh Roe McDermott 0 Hot Press March 11, 2016 +251 Carol is a movie worth watching to understand its main theme without fear of censorship, and most of all, to realize and understand that love is love regardless of genre. [Full Review in Spanish] 9/10 fresh Israel Acosta 0 March 2, 2016 +251 What Carol captures more specifically than the thrill of a romantic encounter is the act of remembering only to forget. R fresh Ian Barr 0 March 2, 2016 +251 This is pure cinema, which through its artistry opens a window into the souls of its characters and admittedly opens the closed windows of its viewers as well. fresh Emine Yildirim 0 Today's Zaman (Turkey) February 29, 2016 +251 Carol is a n excellent film, full of warmth and romance. 5/5 fresh Martin Roberts 0 Fan The Fire February 24, 2016 +251 In spite of being Hannes' less ambitious cinematic film, Carol offers the experience of putting you in the shoes of it's characters and feel what they feel. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 El Universal February 22, 2016 +251 An elegant, profound, meassured and extraordinary crafted film. Blanchett and Mara are hypnotic. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Edgardo Res 0 Reforma February 22, 2016 +251 A love story told with looks and subtleties, hand with hand with an extraordinary cinematography work. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Eduardo Molina 0 Reforma February 22, 2016 +251 It's a delight to scrutinize every inch of Lachman's deep focus compositions and try and take in the abundance of exquisite detail. A fresh Giovanni Marchini 0 The Film Stage February 22, 2016 +251 'Carol' is the most romantic movie of the year, and through Rooney Mara's performance-and Haynes' careful direction-it might also be the most cathartic. 5/5 fresh Brian Formo 0 Collider February 21, 2016 +251 Every piece fits perfectly to tell a story about love and passion, but ultimately, it feels like you've already seen this film. [Full review in Spanish] rotten 0 Excelsior February 18, 2016 +251 'Carol' is a declaration of love to another film era but from a thoroughly modern perspective. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Alberto Abu 0 Espinof February 18, 2016 +251 Brilliant adaptation, revised and refined, from the romantic novel by Patricia Highsmith. One of the best films of the year. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ernesto Diezmartinez 0 February 16, 2016 +251 Focusing on the details that go from set design to excellent performances, Carol is an exquisite film. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Mario P. Sz 0 Siete24.mx February 15, 2016 +251 'Carol' is a meticulous low-key reward for audiences. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 15, 2016 +251 This elegant and perhaps very restrained presentation does just that, presenting the case. Discussing the rest is up to us. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Erick Estrada 0 Cinegarage February 12, 2016 +251 The film can be seen as another element that qualifies Todd Haynes as a director with something interesting to say. [Full review in Spanish] 8/10 fresh Uriel Barco 0 Garuyo February 12, 2016 +251 The sobriety and good taste with which Todd Haynes tells us the story makes Carol an exquisite movie that you simply can't miss. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Lucero Sol 0 Excelsior February 12, 2016 +251 Carool is an effective portrait of an era, but it's also a way of making a thinking about cinema. [Full Review in Spanish] 4.5/5 fresh Luis Fernando 0 En Filme February 12, 2016 +251 Haynes has forged a drama that's wonderfully intimate and subtle while generating considerable emotional power. 4.5/5 fresh Nick Dent 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) February 12, 2016 +251 The performances in Carol are simply spectacular. [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Ira Franco 0 Chilango.com February 12, 2016 +251 Both women are magnificent and it's thanks to them, and to Haynes's refined talent, that this story of love and passion is so convincing, so tender, and so painful. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian February 12, 2016 +251 Carol's world is built with impeccable attention and care, Haynes consumed as a craftsman delicate. [Full Review in spanish] fresh 0 Butaca Ancha February 12, 2016 +251 For those seeking an afternoon weepy, the film's poise might be its Achilles heel - we never feel the howl of real heartbreak. But for everyone else, two words will suffice: pure class. 4/5 fresh Matt Glasby 0 Flicks.co.nz February 11, 2016 +251 Cate Blanchett gives an acting class. Dressed in the costumes of Sandy Powell, is a lady, but also a woman. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 February 7, 2016 +251 Haynes creates the scenes to guide the audience emotionally without it noticing. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Javier Oca 0 El Pais (Spain) February 7, 2016 +251 "Exquisite and touching, ""Carol"" examines the high price of true love..." 7/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix February 5, 2016 +251 While Cate Blanchett has been nabbing all the praise, the actual protagonist of the piece, played by Rooney Mara, manages to match the top-billed star with a performance every bit as committed, subtle, moving and intense. 4/5 fresh Rip It Up 0 Rip It Up February 3, 2016 +251 "Carol"" is a perfect example of audiovisual beauty with emotional atrophy. [Full Review in Spanish]" rotten Mikel Zorrilla 0 Espinof February 2, 2016 +251 What's fascinating about Carol is how Haynes and his performers create a sophisticated story about two people trying to be together in an environment that's quietly suffocating them. 4/4 fresh Craig D. Lindsey 0 INDY Week February 2, 2016 +251 "More than a narrative, the film is a study in visual ways to convey the ""swimmy,"" unreal sensations of love at first sight." 8/10 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days January 29, 2016 +251 Todd Haynes avoids melodrama thanks to a stylized visual language and a script that builds subtly conflicts for the characters. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Fernanda Sol 0 Letras Libres January 28, 2016 +251 In Carol, director Todd haynes shows us his hability to exploit themes about gender roles and secual orientation with a very submersive story. [Full review in Spanish] 8/10 fresh 0 EscribiendoCine January 28, 2016 +251 While it avoids being preachy, it fails to stir the heart, which renders it a gorgeous, but relatively stultifying exercise in style. 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 25, 2016 +251 Though some may be left cold by the remove at which Haynes keeps us from his superlative leads, others will be putty in his gifted hands. fresh Michael Nordine 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul January 22, 2016 +251 Carol is a snow globe of a movie: an ornate and delicate piece, frozen in time. Lavishly designed and performed with precision, it's a love story that deserves to endure. fresh Alex Doenau 0 Trespass January 22, 2016 +251 Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara take us inside a passionate story of desire and retribution that's both satisfying and disturbing. 4.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 22, 2016 +251 makes you wonder if a little chaos might have benefited everyone, potentially stretching the story and characters into more interesting places. rotten Luke Buckmaster 0 The Daily Review/Crikey January 21, 2016 +251 Carol is essential. It's the work of a premiere filmmaker whose talents only continue to grow. A fresh Glenn Dunks 0 Junkee January 20, 2016 +251 A movie of impeccable surfaces and subterranean anxieties... 4/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 19, 2016 +251 "Todd Haynes is a director born to make Highsmith's novel about lesbian love ending happily. A masterpiece that is even a better adaptation than Hitchcock's ""Strangers on a Train"", another Highsmith novel. " fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 17, 2016 +251 It is equally political and broadly universal and applicable in its aim of dramatising an unexpected trace of love that might be true and worth following. 4/5 fresh Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer January 16, 2016 +251 Right down to the delicate touches, like the ways two different people's hands linger on Therese's shoulder, everything is constructed with minute attention to human detail. 3.5/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury January 14, 2016 +251 A heartening romance for our time as well as theirs. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly January 14, 2016 +251 Flawless in every way: sumptuous visually and emotionally. One of the more mature and sophisticated romances the big screen has ever seen. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 14, 2016 +251 Despite its emotional inaccessibility and overreliance on aesthetics, is still worth a watch for those with maturity and patience. 3/5 fresh Cameron Meier 0 Orlando Weekly January 14, 2016 +251 The storytelling is sublime, as is the look of the film. It is a work of sheer beauty ... Blanchett is breathtaking in the title role fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 13, 2016 +251 "Cate Blanchett's is so broad and unsubtle that ""Carol"" feels like a ""Carol Burnett Show"" parody." 2/5 rotten Phil Hall 0 Examiner.com January 12, 2016 +251 Haynes designs a perfectly nostaglic sensory experience - something like a Manhattan department store window - needing a suppler story to sell. B+ fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times January 12, 2016 +251 This is the best love story of the year, superbly acted by Blanchett and Mara and directed by Haynes, but there is not much of an edge to the rest of the story. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 12, 2016 +251 How can you call Carol chilly when it's literally the thawing of cinema's inglorious past? 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Student Edge January 10, 2016 +251 This remarkable, intelligent and beautifully humane film evokes the smoky, poisonous beauty of the time. Almost perfectly. 9 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 9, 2016 +251 Carol is a visually rich period drama that boasts strong performances and refined direction, though some may find it easier to admire than love. 4/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant January 8, 2016 +251 It resonates most thanks to the performances that bring it to life. 4/4 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly January 8, 2016 +251 A sumptuous tale of two women who don't always play by those rules. 3/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World January 7, 2016 +251 "Director Todd Haynes has created in ""Carol"" a world so rich in texture, design and mood that it is easy to fall into its loving arms of emotions and get enveloped in its story of love and loss." 4/4 fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee January 7, 2016 +251 Carol is a beautifully shot film that captures the mix of nervousness and excitement that comes with most new relationships. A- fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane January 7, 2016 +251 "Haynes maintains the film's temperature at a low simmer and expertly brings it to the boil, but while ""Carol"" builds to a scene of intense eroticism, it's mostly about all the things you can't reach out and touch." 4/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe January 3, 2016 +251 Worth watching for the electrifying chemistry of its love-struck leads alone. 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) January 2, 2016 +251 It is a classy entertainment with a delicious combination of psychological manipulation and latent liberation. fresh Julian Wood 0 FILMINK (Australia) January 1, 2016 +251 This is about two people who didn't know what their lives were until they met each other, then scrambling, in their muted, buttoned-up way, to figure out what happens next. Haynes loves them so much that he believes they can. You will too. A- fresh Will Leitch 1 The New Republic December 31, 2015 +251 Haynes brilliantly captures each of those small moments of both grace and indignity. 4/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 29, 2015 +251 Despite year-end plaudits and the promising reunion of Haynes and cinematographer Lachman, this proves a fairly anemic forbidden-love melodrama ... Blanchett turns in a rare one-note performance. 2/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 0 CinemaDope December 29, 2015 +251 The music, cinematography, costumes, sets and overall design are flawless, and the film as a whole is utterly exquisite. Maybe a little too exquisite-Carol is so painstaking, I felt like I was watching it from behind a velvet rope. 4/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review December 29, 2015 +251 From Highsmith's bold story, Haynes fashions a remarkable study of emotions brought to life by two of the best movie performances of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald December 29, 2015 +251 Blanchett and Mara are superb at executing one of the cinema's great gifts: the exchanged glance, held long enough to scorch even the well-mannered Fifties. 3/4 fresh Robert Horton 0 HeraldNet (Everett, WA) December 29, 2015 +251 All of these things add up to create a film where nothing happens by accident and everything enriches the storytelling. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org December 29, 2015 +251 A cold fish of a film, beautiful but taxing. 3/5 fresh 0 MetroActive December 28, 2015 +251 Like an Edward Hopper painting sprung to life, its mood washes over you in an evocative mix of opulence and despair as it dizzyingly dances with the forbidden. A- fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger December 26, 2015 +251 The lesbian affair at its heart is rendered with intelligence and care, and if there are speeches to be made, they are happily few, and far more personal than political. 3/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader December 25, 2015 +251 "Will love conquer all? Probably not. The bigger question is whether it will endure. The lush, beautifully acted and shot ""Carol"" answers this with a sweet smile." B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 25, 2015 +251 It's not the story so much that is striking as Haynes' re-creation of the era. And it is not just in costumes and sets; it's the way he uses his camera to capture knowing glances, furtive looks, gestures and silences that speak volumes. 4/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 24, 2015 +251 Carol is a fine, elegant melodrama -- nothing more and nothing less. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 24, 2015 +251 "Carol"" demonstrates that a period piece can engagingly comment on modern times." 4/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 24, 2015 +251 "Carol"" possesses the same quiet, catlike powers of its magnetic title character: It swirls around to ambush you ... and make you swoon." 4/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 24, 2015 +251 Haynes composes the film like a series of Edward Hopper paintings: elegant, beautifully calibrated shots that express the street-level loneliness of midcentury life. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 24, 2015 +251 Exquisite...a small film, but it's like a flawless gem with endless facets to explore and appreciate. A fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 24, 2015 +251 Cate Blanchett is outstanding as a married woman who falls for a younger woman. As that younger woman, Rooney Mara is even better. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 24, 2015 +251 "The experience of watching ""Carol"" is like being pulled into a different place, real and not real, like the best movies, like being in love." A fresh Jeff Baker 0 Oregonian December 24, 2015 +251 The film's cool, distant beauty is mirrored in the performance of the wonderful Cate Blanchett, who plays the wealthy, older and experienced Carol. As Therese, whose infatuation with Carol opens her eyes to who she is and what she desires. B fresh Joanna Connors 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer December 23, 2015 +251 Control isn't just the formal rigor that Carol exhibits from the very first scene: It's the stifling exactitude required of its two main characters, whose every public utterance and gesture must be delivered in code. fresh Jim Ridley 0 Nashville Scene December 23, 2015 +251 Haynes looks back on mid-century conformity without camp or condescension. Carol's extravagantly beautiful surfaces are both seductive and dangerous, reminding us that nostalgia for this so-called simpler time papers over some stark injustices. 4/5 fresh Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press December 23, 2015 +251 Todd Haynes' most rapturous, riveting film in two decades. An exquisite romance of both gossamer beauty and gargantuan emotions, propelled by two of the year's best female performances and a synesthetic symbiosis between its cinematography and score. 4.5/5 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap December 23, 2015 +251 In Carol, all the elements dovetail perfectly to create a movie that is as irresistible as its title character. The movie has an allure that is almost trancelike, mimicking for the viewers the inescapable attraction experienced by the two main characters. 4.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 23, 2015 +251 "Blanchett's a formidable technician, a performer of serious wit and fire. She serves ""Carol"" well and truly throughout." 4/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 23, 2015 +251 Haynes directs with a subtle precision, the script by Phyllis Nagy is a well-crafted gem, and Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara make for one of the most intriguing and memorable movie couples of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 23, 2015 +251 "Haynes is at his best when losing himself in the moment, isolating longing on a molecular level. ""Carol"" has an abundance of these beats, and each one works to reinforce what a special, profoundly felt movie it is." A fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 23, 2015 +251 You leave the film's soft-grained world reluctantly, as if taking off a warm coat when it's still a little chilly inside. 4/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 23, 2015 +251 ...understands that even the slightest of gestures can crush. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm December 22, 2015 +251 Mara displays fondness and disinterest so naturally you can swear you know exactly what the character's thinking without her actually saying anything. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye December 22, 2015 +251 Mara and Blanchett are each extraordinary, working in the most organic and soul-stirring ways. fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 22, 2015 +251 ...an erratic yet heartwrenching period piece. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 22, 2015 +251 Even if it didn't have a spellbinding central performance from Cate Blanchett, Carol would be worth seeing just for its sumptuous re-creation of an era...Todd Haynes' film is luminescent - like a perfectly preserved Kodachrome image. 4.5/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com December 22, 2015 +251 A beguiling story of two people from different worlds who come together powerfully. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 16, 2015 +251 As in his gorgeous film Far From Heaven and TV series Mildred Pierce, filmmaker Todd Haynes tells a simple story with visual impact and thematic resonance. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com December 15, 2015 +251 The movie's sensory evocation of falling in love, with all its joys and miseries, is gender-blind; its critique of patriarchal power-hoarding and bourgeois repressiveness -- the Sirkian theme Haynes previously explored in Far from Heaven -- is timeless. fresh Graham Fuller 0 Cineaste Magazine December 13, 2015 +251 The imperfect reality of world aspiring for perfection synchronises beautifully. fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie December 13, 2015 +251 It's all about a mood, a feeling that leaves you aching to knead the unspoken into a satisfying loaf of thought, but sits unleavened like a cold lump of dough at the bottom of your gut...Carol is a masterpiece, a shining reflection of what movies do well. 5/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com December 12, 2015 +251 Carol captures the specifics of one relationship thwarted by Eisenhower-era conventions even as it whispers timeless truth about the affairs of almost any heart. fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight December 11, 2015 +251 It's a flawlessly crafted, stirringly intelligent, resonantly emotional story about two women daring to follow their hearts. 4/4 fresh Anita Katz 0 San Francisco Examiner December 11, 2015 +251 A timeless, forbidden, and music-cued affair of the heart. 3.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com December 11, 2015 +251 This is a lesbian romance told exclusively in the vocabulary of heterosexual Hollywood. 2/4 rotten Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail December 11, 2015 +251 Carol is a complex human story about unspoken desire, social expectations and an authentic life. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 1 Toronto Sun December 10, 2015 +251 Carol is the rare film that couldn't just get away with being silent, but could probably also be just as engrossing completely still -- just sitting there, watching Mara and Blanchett watch each other. 4/4 fresh David Berry 0 National Post December 10, 2015 +251 Haynes reminds us how bad things used to be. He also invites us to remember how beautiful mad love can be and to swoon along with it. 4/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 10, 2015 +251 Haynes elicits two great performances and provides the perfect frame for them, not just in terms of setting, but through smart casting and attention to the smallest of performances. Notice how even actors with one line grab one's attention. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 10, 2015 +251 Carol uses satire as a mask which, once cast aside, leads to ... unspoken discussions on station, gender, sexuality, and identity. 8/10 fresh Shawn Hazelett 0 Under the Radar December 9, 2015 +251 None of its individual parts seems particularly impressive on paper, yet Haynes taps into the hyperspecificities of a forbidden, secret love to such an achingly tender degree that I feared Mara's character would literally shatter into pieces. fresh Derek Smith 0 Tiny Mix Tapes December 9, 2015 +251 It has a furtive soulfulness that sneaks up on you. It's the real thing - a true romance - merged with a resonant riff on what might be called the metaphysics of tolerance. 5/5 fresh Owen Gleiberman 0 BBC.com December 8, 2015 +251 It's the measured performances by co-stars Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara that make this film special. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 7, 2015 +251 Carol is a haunting motion picture - the kind of film that stays with the viewer long after the multiplex's neon signage has disappeared from the rear-view mirror. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 6, 2015 +251 Perhaps I expected too much, but I was disappointed in Todd Haynes' tasteful, yet tedious, lesbian melodrama, finding it furtive, overly fetishistic and formalized. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 4, 2015 +251 One of the year's best, an emotionally rich lesbian love story. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 4, 2015 +251 Todd Haynes has directed Carol, from a screenplay by Phyllis Nagy, with superb precision. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 3, 2015 +251 A sad heartbreaker of a film. 5/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) December 3, 2015 +251 There's no way Joan Crawford or Barbara Stanwyck would ever have been allowed to touch this material during the golden age of women's pictures, but their loss is Blanchett and Mara's gain. 4.5/5 fresh Violet LeVoit 0 AllMovie December 2, 2015 +251 It's a film that justifies repeated viewing, each time a new detail underlining its resonant depiction of love as an adventure. 5/5 fresh Demetrios Matheou 0 The Arts Desk December 1, 2015 +251 Director Haynes unfurls this love story in the shadows with a delicate hand. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com December 1, 2015 +251 Blanchett and Mara seem visibly to be enhancing and encouraging the other's work, never more so than in the final scene, which depends for its intensity, like so much of the film, on the exchange of eye contact. fresh Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman December 1, 2015 +251 An exquisite film by Todd Haynes that delves into the lost arts and crafts of a raised eyebrow, a smouldering glance, a sharp intake of breath, a brush of a coral-polished fingernail, a pulse of expensive scent and looks that could thrill. 5/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) December 1, 2015 +251 Carol is an easy film to admire -- so beautiful to look at; entirely exquisite -- but such a hard film to feel anything for. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator December 1, 2015 +251 It's a transcendent work of art. 4.0/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net November 27, 2015 +251 The film is rooted in the most essential truth of all: Carol and Therese need each other in order to become the best people they can be. 3.5/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 27, 2015 +251 It is devastating, superbly played and deftly made. It is wonderful. 4/5 fresh Lewis Bazley 0 Sky Cinema November 27, 2015 +251 A stunning masterpiece, front-loaded with atmospheric mood and poignant tenderness. 5/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times November 27, 2015 +251 It is a simple enough tale, but exquisitely acted, and directed with enormous style by Todd Haynes. You can almost smell the era; the cigarettes and the stultifying conservatism. 4/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) November 27, 2015 +251 "Carol"" establishes a mood of mournful romance, half nostalgic and half ominous, that never lets go." fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com November 25, 2015 +251 Lovely, austere. And bloodless. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation November 25, 2015 +251 One of the most beautiful love stories ever told. 5/5 fresh Sophie Monks 0 Little White Lies November 25, 2015 +251 The most romantic movie of the year. A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet November 24, 2015 +251 Todd Haynes has made a love story intimate in scope and sweeping in feeling, one that shoves pessimism to the sidelines in exchange for optimism and tough, earnest sentiment. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 24, 2015 +251 Carol is a quiet movie, choosing to let something blossom on its own instead of forcing of it. 1 fresh Jon Winkler 0 The Young Folks November 24, 2015 +251 Todd Haynes' resonant period romance echoes 'Far From Heaven,' but Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara elude that film's glossy fatalism. 7/10 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 PopMatters November 24, 2015 +251 While the narrative on the whole is ultimately very straightforward and uncomplicated, the weight is provided by some tremendous performances, incredible style, and a magnificent score. 4/5 fresh Eric Eisenberg 0 CinemaBlend November 24, 2015 +251 Under Haynes' sure hand, Blanchett and Mara deliver a love story to melt to. 5/5 fresh Kevin Harley 0 Total Film November 23, 2015 +251 Haynes tells us that, thrillingly, passion burns hotter than fear. 5/5 fresh Jamie Dunn 0 The Skinny November 23, 2015 +251 Mara and Blanchett make for an unforgettable couple in a beautiful film about longing, loss and the confusion and wonder of love. 4/5 fresh Nev Pierce 0 Empire Magazine November 22, 2015 +251 Holds back a bit compared to its more melodramatic predecessor. But these are small complaints about a movie containing a trio of truly extraordinary and moving performances from Blanchett, Mara and Paulson that place it among the year's best. 3.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 22, 2015 +251 Todd Haynes' sumptuous romantic drama strikes a welcome note of optimism that's still rare in gay cinema. fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday November 20, 2015 +251 With terrific acting performances and a bygone era that sparks to life with impressive filmmaking, Carol crafts a memorable romance gift-wrapped for the holiday. 3.5/4 fresh Brian Truitt 1 USA Today November 20, 2015 +251 The two lead performances, the overplayer and the underplayer, complement each other wonderfully. fresh Carrie Rickey 0 Truthdig November 20, 2015 +251 It wasn't until the final shot of Carol that I realized how tightly the film had wrapped me in its web. 5/5 fresh Todd VanDerWerff 0 Vox November 20, 2015 +251 I did like the performances, even though Blanchett was a bit stagey. However, with this paper thin storyline that is overly drawn out, I did not care about the fate of the two main characters and the whole thing left me emotionally cold. 2/4 rotten Neil Rosen 0 NY1-TV November 20, 2015 +251 The problem is that there is very little chemistry between the actresses, and Haynes and screenwriter Phyllis Nagy are far too studied in their depiction of passion. C+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 20, 2015 +251 Brilliantly acted, and possibly the most tasteful romance ever filmed, but so relentlessly elegant that it's a little suffocating. B- fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk November 20, 2015 +251 "Blanchett is a naturally theatrical actress, unafraid of being ""dramatic."" Because of this, she sometimes seems out of place in a realistic context. But ""Carol"" plays to her strengths." 3.5/4 fresh Sheila O'Malley 1 RogerEbert.com November 20, 2015 +251 I'm betting that Highsmith, a bold stylist herself, would have loved Carol even though it's a Todd Haynes film in every fiber of its Douglas Sirk-inspired being. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR November 19, 2015 +251 Haynes builds a film on the furtive glances and secretive language that gays and lesbians in this country had to rely upon for so long to find each other and to express themselves. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap November 19, 2015 +251 In the hands of Cate Blanchett, who is wondrous and magnetic as always, and Rooney Mara, who has never been better or more touching, the movie becomes unforgettable. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online November 19, 2015 +251 Loneliness and longing are at the center of these two women's lives, at least for a while, and they're expressed by nuance and implication in a pair of superb performances, and by a lovely evocation of the period. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 19, 2015 +251 "As its bravura filmmaking unfolds, those specifics fade and what remains are the feelings and emotions that all the best movie love stories create. And make no mistake, ""Carol"" belongs in that group." fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 19, 2015 +251 "At once ardent and analytical, cerebral and swooning, ""Carol"" is a study in human magnetism, in the physics and optics of eros. With sparse dialogue and restrained drama, the film is a symphony of angles and glances, of colors and shadows." fresh 1 New York Times November 19, 2015 +251 It's been a long time since the movies have seen a fuse of pure ardor burn this slowly and steadily, leading to such an unexpectedly moving explosion of resolve. A- fresh Mike D'Angelo 1 AV Club November 19, 2015 +251 What's remarkable about Carol is that it seems to exist entirely in the present moment-to be precise, in that electric, elastic, heart-stopping/heart-racing present of romantic desire. fresh Amy Taubin 0 Film Comment Magazine November 19, 2015 +251 The director Todd Haynes and the novelist Patricia Highsmith fit together like a hand and glove-a beautifully manicured hand and a sleek gray-green leather glove, two images that figure prominently in Carol ... fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate November 19, 2015 +251 Todd Haynes' commitment to outcasts, then and now, makes Carol a romantic spellbinder that cuts deep. It's one of the year's very best films. Blanchett and Mara should have Oscar calling. 4/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 19, 2015 +251 Mr. Haynes is a director of enormous imagination and insight, so for a fragile narrative as exquisite and tender as Chantilly lace, Mr. Haynes fits the emotions to the period like the movements in a symphony. 4/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 19, 2015 +251 Haynes is a master for period pieces - the movie nicely re-creates Eisenhower-era New York - and his skill with actresses. 5/5 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 New York Daily News November 18, 2015 +251 The film leaves an indelible impression of what it is like to have to slip into shadows, away from windows and mirrors, to experience true passion. 9 fresh Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com November 17, 2015 +251 For me, it's a movie that's easy to admire but hard to hold close. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Village Voice November 17, 2015 +251 A gorgeous and sumptuous period love story that's a worthy addition to Todd Haynes' filmography. 8/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net November 17, 2015 +251 A passionate yet detached study of the practicalities of love - the twisty-turny route one must navigate to form any kind of relationship, and especially a type that has so many barriers thrown up in its path. 5/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro November 17, 2015 +251 Carol is an overwhelmingly beautiful film. It looks like a dream, it sounds like whispered want, and it feels like falling in love in all its stomach turning terror and ecstasy. Even its title rolls elegantly off the tongue. fresh Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press November 17, 2015 +251 ...Carol comes off as a hollow exercise in style. 2.5/4 rotten Odie Henderson 0 Movie Mezzanine November 17, 2015 +251 Todd Haynes' immaculate film sweeps us away, but not for the reasons I was expecting. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute November 17, 2015 +251 Remarkably personal and poised. fresh Nina Corcoran 0 Consequence of Sound November 16, 2015 +251 While Mara and Chandler deliver incredible performances, Blanchett is a vision to behold. fresh Nick Romano 0 CinemaBlend November 16, 2015 +251 A mannered, classical romance that replaces the original pulp identity of the novel at the time of its release with a gentle, affecting two-hander as the author surely envisioned it. A- fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire November 16, 2015 +251 Carol is gorgeous, gently groundbreaking, and might be the saddest thing you'll ever see. 5/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 16, 2015 +251 Its story is ultimately too familiar and chilly to truly hit the melodramatic peaks of Haynes's Far From Heaven, but it nonetheless boasts a commendable understanding of the complexities of human desire. fresh Nick Schager 1 Village Voice November 16, 2015 +251 Critically, Haynes mimics the reserve of the era, depending on glances or gestures to communicate the powerful, dangerous feelings that pass between Carol and Therese. fresh Michael Bonner 0 November 16, 2015 +251 A poignant period piece which serves as a telling reminder of how far we've come from the days when homosexuality was still considered a crime of moral turpitude 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News November 16, 2015 +251 Haynes ... does beauty, and a dread of the unbeautiful sustains his film. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker November 16, 2015 +251 Get to the theater before the hype overwhelms the touching drama. Carol is worth falling in love with. 4.5/5 fresh Monica Castillo 0 International Business Times November 15, 2015 +251 Despite the meticulousness of Haynes's adaptation, the complexity of Therese's attitude is lost, and with it much of the strange energy and ambiguous pleasures of Highsmith's inimitable book. rotten Naomi Fry 1 The New Republic November 13, 2015 +251 Exquisite from first frame to last, Carol indulges in every classic moviemaking virtue while infusing a modern sensibility. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 12, 2015 +251 A gorgeous time capsule capturing the manners and mores of America at the start of the conservative Eisenhower era, bristling with a pair of lead performances that stand among the year's best. A- fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly November 12, 2015 +251 While that sort of attention to detail is sure to garner well-deserved Oscar nominations, it serve the correct purpose, which is to establish the world and then get out of the way. fresh Fred Topel 0 Nerd Report November 11, 2015 +251 Faithful adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's love story features two moving performances in a wonderfully realized production. fresh Rex Roberts 0 Film Journal International November 11, 2015 +251 This is a story about the most immutable force in nature and all the delirious highs and lows it imparts. Carol argues that yes, love hurts. But man, does it feel good. 4/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 5, 2015 +251 "Carol"" surprisingly also finds Haynes at his most hopeful that such loves can survive." 4/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com October 25, 2015 +251 The film never really goes for crescendo, rather it simmers a cauldron of heated but restrained emotions and sensations - gorgeously. 4/5 fresh Ian Mantgani 0 The Skinny October 19, 2015 +251 Todd Haynes has crafted a visually stunning picture with Carol, a lesbian love story brought to life with remarkable performances by Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara. 3/5 fresh Alicia Adejobi 0 International Business Times October 16, 2015 +251 Beautiful in practically every way, Carol is a touchingly romantic triumph. 9/10 fresh David James 0 We Got This Covered October 16, 2015 +251 The film dares its viewers to consider that--for a couple of hours, at least--even when a thing seems too good to be true, it might not be. 3/4 fresh Steve Macfarlane 0 Slant Magazine October 2, 2015 +251 Blanchett captures the lioness quality of Carol, steaming forward with blinders on as she finds herself entranced by Therese's innocence. Her slow, sultry hand moving across her lover's shoulder is a vibrant action that speaks impeccable volumes. 3/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com September 30, 2015 +251 An intoxicating and endlessly surprising portrait of forbidden passion. 4/5 fresh Emma Dibdin 0 Digital Spy September 29, 2015 +251 a genuinely wonderful film that, despite its atypical source, finally gives [Patricia Highsmith's] writing its deserved work. 5/5 fresh Alex Leadbeater 0 What Culture September 25, 2015 +251 Todd Haynes movies tend to grow on me. I expect that Carol, his adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's The Price of Salt, will do the same. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 8, 2015 +251 [It] should have been awarded the Most Valuable Player. It ticks off nearly all the boxes ... However, the tastefully polished production offers few surprises. 3/4 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com August 27, 2015 +251 Carol maybe isn't the sweeping, three-hanky melodrama I was ready for. But as it slowly seeps in, it transcends. fresh Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair August 17, 2015 +251 Carol simmers with unspoken emotion and desire, condensing volumes into the Brief Encounter-style touch of a hand on a shoulder, into the offer of a whiff of perfume on a pulse point, into Billie Holiday recordings and Carter Burwell's expressive score. fresh Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News June 2, 2015 +251 Haynes crafts a tender, devastating romance but also surveys a battleground of power and control. fresh Isabel Stevens 0 Sight and Sound May 22, 2015 +251 An impressive piece of work, a lesbian melodrama which is probing, thoughtful and finally very moving. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) May 22, 2015 +251 Like its effortlessly chic central character, Todd Haynes's adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novella is impeccably put together. 5/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) May 22, 2015 +251 The most obvious achievement is Cate Blanchett's performance, which is absolutely flooring in its brilliance. fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman May 22, 2015 +251 [A] gloriously romantic, sumptuous movie ... 5/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard May 22, 2015 +251 A loaded dance of desire. 5/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out May 22, 2015 +251 Surprisingly dull and weightless...the direction of the image is often bland and functional. 2.5/4 rotten Adam Cook 0 Movie Mezzanine May 21, 2015 +251 [A]bsolutely brilliant performances by Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Mashable May 20, 2015 +251 A very intelligent and sophisticated lvoe story reminiscent of The End of the Affair or Brief Encounter. 4/5 fresh 0 HeyUGuys May 18, 2015 +251 An achingly beautiful, tightly wound package of woe that slowly comes undone over the course of its running time to reveal something very special indeed. 5/5 fresh Katherine McLaughlin 0 The List May 18, 2015 +251 I went into a trance watching it - and haven't quite surfaced, even now. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 17, 2015 +251 An exquisitely drawn, deeply felt love story that teases out every shadow and nuance of its characters' inner lives with supreme intelligence, breathtaking poise and filmmaking craft of the most sophisticated yet accessible order. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety May 17, 2015 +251 It's such stately, evocative, confident filmmaking, the only reservation being that it's also a bit chilly. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International May 17, 2015 +251 Absorbing and beautifully crafted but also a bit studied; you long to feel some blood in its veins. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter May 17, 2015 +251 Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara deliver remarkable performances in this impressive period piece B+ fresh Gregory Ellwood 0 HitFix May 17, 2015 +251 "Carol"" is a love story for the ages, a film you feel like you may be walking toward, like Therese does at one point, entranced and lovelorn, forever." A fresh Jessica Kiang 0 The Playlist May 16, 2015 +251 Surges with such juddering, largely suppressed emotion that the whiff of the pop-cultural Senior Common Room will trouble only the most resistant observer. 5/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times May 16, 2015 +251 With Carol , Haynes is playing a longer game, and saves his sucker punches for an exemplary, heart-wrenching final reel. fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies May 16, 2015 +252 When you get right down to it, make-up and masks aren't nearly as scary as a human countenance hiding a black heart. 3/5 fresh Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight February 20, 2014 +252 Cheesy horror flick, not worth your time 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 21, 2002 +252 When it stops making no sense, it's really quite boring. 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +252 D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +252 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 17, 2005 +252 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies January 24, 2004 +252 1/5 rotten Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com June 26, 2003 +252 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +252 D rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly April 6, 1990 +254 Not well thought-out and a genuine disappointment for all its visibility in the popular conversation 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 20, 2011 +254 ...a movie based on an ending. And if you can't figure out that ending ten minutes into the movie, you aren't paying attention. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis September 14, 2009 +254 The film was a typical seventies sci-fi effort, scientifically illiterate and unimaginatively composed. 2/5 rotten Douglas Pratt 0 DVDLaser June 15, 2007 +254 The somewhat plausible and proximate horrors in the story of Soylent Green carry the production over its awkward spots to the status of a good futuristic exploitation film. rotten 1 Variety June 5, 2007 +254 Uneven and slightly muddled futuristic horror story -- not really science fiction, more like an antipollution PSA gone berserk. rotten Don Druker 1 Chicago Reader June 5, 2007 +254 Modestly entertaining. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 9, 2006 +254 Good, solid stuff, assembled efficiently enough to be pretty persuasive. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +254 This futuristic thriller just seems to keep getting better with age. An entertaining sci-fi flick done before special effects took over the genre. 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 10, 2005 +254 The future never looked as retro... 2.5/5 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is July 5, 2004 +254 A doozy. fresh 0 Austin Chronicle October 5, 2003 +254 still contains enough pleasures even with the 'secret' so well known B fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews August 30, 2003 +254 Thanks to Phil Hartman's riotous Saturday Night Live impersonation of Charlton Heston's hysterical detective from Soylent Green, people who've never seen Richard Fleischer's film know its surprise ending. fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine August 22, 2003 +254 It's quite an amusing movie. 3/5 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Filmcritic.com August 10, 2003 +254 The SNL skits are better 1/5 rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 2, 2003 +254 A stoic Heston, a nice turn for Robinson, and see-through ironies. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 2, 2003 +254 It would have made a great episode of The Twilight Zone, but feature length is too much for its premise. 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium January 11, 2003 +254 Great sci-fi with a surprisingly environmentalist message -- you have to wonder if Heston paid close attention. 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times November 15, 2002 +254 A thought-provoking movie that is still relevant with the many environmental concerns that are out there now. 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Film Threat August 1, 2002 +254 This influential vision of an overpopulated future has a horrific plausibility that's hard to shake off. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile September 26, 2001 +254 As a science fiction film that relies more on viewers' intelligence than special effects, it represents something that is sorely missed in today's Hollywood. 8/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews August 2, 2001 +254 Classic science fiction that is well-worth seeing. 3/4 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +254 It's a rare film that makes death a pleasant and more preferable alternative than living fresh Shane Burridge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +254 B fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly March 24, 2011 +254 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 14, 2005 +254 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +254 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 4, 2003 +254 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net December 18, 2002 +254 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 2, 2002 +254 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 7, 2002 +254 3/5 fresh Jeet Thayil 0 Rediff.com August 27, 2002 +254 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +254 4/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film May 9, 1973 +255 "The lesser of the ""Nightmare"" sequels, but serviceable more surreal one nevertheless..." fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed September 6, 2012 +255 ...an obvious low point within this incredibly uneven series. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 19, 2010 +255 Surprisingly watchable for the third sequel and despite its general predictability it's entertainingly inventive. 3/5 fresh Karen Krizanovich 0 Empire Magazine April 5, 2010 +255 With each entry, the films become more removed from their source. Freddy just isn't scary anymore. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide April 5, 2010 +255 Consistently watchable and inventive. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader April 5, 2010 +255 Robert Englund, receiving star billing for the first time, is delightful in his frequent incarnations as Freddy, delivering his gag lines with relish and making the grisly proceedings funny. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +255 Fun, but not a shade on the earlier Elm Street flicks 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 5, 2008 +255 The new comedy version of Freddy... 3/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is February 3, 2008 +255 As the series drags on, the inventiveness of murders decreases slightly but Freddy's humor continues to entertain. 2/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight November 3, 2007 +255 The Dream Master has a sort of constant level of goofy idiocy. 3/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 12, 2007 +255 Renny Harlin's finest moment. That should tell you something. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 29, 2006 +255 While some of the monotonous effects are strikingly surreal, Harlin's direction creates an atmosphere which is more morbid than scary. rotten 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +255 Though the Elm Street series contains the most intelligent premise in current genre films, none of the movies take much advantage of their potential. 2.5/5 rotten Caryn James 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +255 A good sequel in the series directed by trash auteur Renny Harlin with just the right flair. 3/5 fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News July 14, 2003 +255 Despite Robert Englund's cheerful ghoulishness, there is nothing about Freddy Kreuger that justifies his iconic status... as this dismal sequel demonstrates. 1/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 3, 2002 +255 The major downfall of the Elm Street series. Turned Freddy into a joke. A bad joke, at that. 2/10 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum August 28, 2002 +255 As always, the teen actors are disposable, and even Robert Englund seems to be sleepwalking through Freddy. rotten Richard Harrington 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +255 Watch it at your own risk. 1/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +255 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 28, 2005 +255 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 3, 2005 +255 3/5 fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise June 11, 2004 +255 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +255 3/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +255 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +256 A faded memory of the series' superior former self. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 15, 2008 +256 ...a disjointed, increasingly tedious effort that has little to offer even the most ardent Chucky fan. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 3, 2008 +256 The weakest entry in a series lacking in solid entries. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 2, 2005 +256 Running out of steam by this second sequel, but will still please fans 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 17, 2002 +256 Chucky is as good being bad as ever but the story falls short 2.5/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is August 2, 2002 +256 F rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +256 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 23, 2005 +256 2/5 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis October 29, 2002 +256 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 22, 2002 +256 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +256 F rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly August 30, 1991 +258 The backdrop of a small island community during the all-too-brief summer is well captured, but in the end the film lacks the originality of, say, Kieslowski's Three Colors Blue, which had a similar theme. 3.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) September 26, 2008 +258 A moving drama about loss and possible consolation set on an island during one summer, Suddenly hooks the viewer from start to finish. fresh Gunnar Rehlin 1 Variety September 15, 2008 +258 A potent drama that tackles the subject of grief and turns it into a miracle of a film. fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile September 15, 2008 +258 The film's rich but subtle textures, the deliberate pace and the sparse yet glorious setting all combine to make this a truly satisfying film for the discerning cinephile. fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile September 15, 2008 +261 This is a good musical, and I thoroughly recommend it. fresh Virginia Graham 0 The Spectator October 4, 2017 +261 Overcomes its sloppy set-up to be light, enjoyable entertainment. 3/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 DVDTalk.com April 20, 2009 +261 Tea For Two is saddled with a ridiculous plot that only gets worse as it gets acted out. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 11, 2007 +263 This in-your-face homage to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is the most unrelentingly sadistic flick to come out of Hollywood in quite some time. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight February 9, 2014 +263 Cheesy, vapid, contrived, and shallow... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +263 A disaster area. D- rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 20, 2005 +263 Those who are tired of Hollywood's dead weight aesthetic might at least find some surprise offered here. It's not good, but it's alive on the screen. 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 6, 2004 +263 It is disturbing, to say the least, and seems destined for 'cult classic' status. 2.5/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 5, 2004 +263 The most competent Ed Wood film ever made. 3.5/5 fresh Bryce Wilson 0 CinemaBlend December 6, 2003 +263 I was never scared by this B-movie or its Grade-Z dialogue. The film usually has such a cartoonish, pulpy feel that all the spills and chills seem fake and unsurprising. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 1, 2003 +263 That rare film that strives for cult status and will most likely achieve it. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 16, 2003 +263 A tour-de-farce of depressing inanity, that's unable to do anything more than offer a messy, incoherent pastiche of other, better movies. 1/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com September 30, 2003 +263 The movie that no studio wanted... and with good reason. 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +263 Underneath the unhinged surfaces of this film is a tight little thriller that really grabs hold and never lets go. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall July 16, 2003 +263 It's like a Clive Barker gore-fest as interpreted by an idiot carnival showman, robbed of anything that would make it work. rotten Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) June 26, 2003 +263 There's a sense of overkill-no pun intended-that stops being drive-in fun and becomes exhausting. 1.5/5 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com June 25, 2003 +263 Still, it's impossible not to admire any movie with a soundtrack that includes Helen Kane singing 'I Wanna Be Loved by You' and Slim Whitman yodeling 'I Remember You.' 2.5/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 7, 2003 +263 Upholding an atmosphere of dementia, Zombie returns horror to its roots of abstraction over logic. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) May 1, 2003 +263 The scariest thing about the film is your own emotion, as you burn with rage watching it -- angry that you've been hoodwinked into paying for such slipshod work. rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 29, 2003 +263 A fascinating train wreck of a horror movie. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies April 29, 2003 +263 [Debuting director Rob] Zombie is more of a fanboy than filmmaker. He's adept at tossing off references to his favorite films, but much less skilled at making something coherent, not to mention original, out of them. rotten 0 ArtVoice April 27, 2003 +263 Zombie wants his film to be gleefully demented, but he fails to grasp that loud, inbred evil people torturing stupid, grating benign people isn't disturbing as much as tedious. rotten Dan Fienberg 1 L.A. Weekly April 25, 2003 +263 Despite some gruesomely colorful sets, a few scares and Sid Haig's droll performance as the wise-cracking Captain Spaulding, the disjointed narrative is as messy as the blood-splattered corpses littering the film. 4/10 rotten Bryan Reesman 0 Citysearch April 24, 2003 +263 But what does it all mean? 1.5/4 rotten Peter Debruge 0 Premiere Magazine April 22, 2003 +263 Over the course of the film, many funny, gory and silly -- but not particularly horrifying -- events occur. 2/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 20, 2003 +263 Zombie's attempted post-modernism has neither the intelligence nor the conviction to work: he may fancy himself a genuine devil, but he comes off here as a poseur of a cheap and low order. 1/5 rotten Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY April 20, 2003 +263 Possibly the greatest waste of celluloid since Jerry Lewis was first allowed to stand before a camera. 1/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star April 18, 2003 +263 The gore piles up into ridiculous overkill. 2/5 rotten Mike Ross 0 Jam! Movies April 18, 2003 +263 In this field of endeavour, any intense reaction is unsustainable, for the obvious reason that the guiding principle of repetition comes with an inevitable corollary and unavoidable side-effect -- sheer boredom. 1/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail April 18, 2003 +263 Generates little in the way of genuine terror or suspense. 1/4 rotten Barrett Hooper 0 National Post April 18, 2003 +263 A cobwebbed, mummified horror entry that makes obvious, cartoonishly grotesque demands for attention. rotten Scott Foundas 1 Variety April 15, 2003 +263 Wit follows coherence out the window. rotten Alex Pappademas 1 Village Voice April 15, 2003 +263 A flat, tedious and overlong experience that will drive away all but the most hardened Zombie fans. 0/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! April 14, 2003 +263 Parts have been cannibalized from better shockers and, worse, the stitches holding them together are so obvious they glow in the dark. 2/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News April 14, 2003 +263 Even the midnight-movie crowd would be hard-pressed to stay awake for the duration of this one. 1/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News April 14, 2003 +263 I'm not sure Zombie really wants to scare us at all. Turn our stomachs; maybe, scratch our heads, sure. But scares are not really on the Zombie menu. 1/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe April 14, 2003 +263 Mr. Zombie's shameless pilfering, derivative and uninspired writing, and ham-fisted direction result in a chaotic mess. D- rotten Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News April 14, 2003 +263 Neither scary, perversely funny nor suspenseful, this demented dung heap is not even inventively gory. 0.5/4 rotten Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post April 14, 2003 +263 The endless gore and violence make the experience torturous -- and not just for the victims in the movie. 2/5 rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times April 14, 2003 +263 Just the right amount of creepy atmosphere, nervous laughter, cheap scares, fun rides and blood and guts to satisfy any major fan of the macabre. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium April 14, 2003 +263 It's made by a guy who named himself after a mindless, soulless, wandering drone who can't make heads or tails of sense or sensibilities. I, for one, am not surprised the movie turned out the way it did. rotten Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com April 14, 2003 +263 "Somebody should have said, ""Whoa, Rob, let's re-think this."" But apparently nobody did." 0/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 13, 2003 +263 A legitimate achievement in horror filmmaking. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat April 13, 2003 +263 The finished product looks like it's been run through Leatherface's meat grinder. rotten Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com April 13, 2003 +263 The film is a mess, going all over the graveyard but never finding the grave. rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle April 13, 2003 +263 Zombie works the camera well and his music talents allow for a good use of the hard rock score, but ultimately despite all the visual trickery there's a lack of atmosphere, tension and even shock. 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons April 13, 2003 +263 A dazzling, spooky visual masterpiece...One of the year's best. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com April 12, 2003 +263 Mr. Zombie's encyclopedic approach to the genre results in a crowded, frenzied film in which no single idea is developed to a satisfying payoff. 1/5 rotten Dave Kehr 1 New York Times April 12, 2003 +263 Total garbage...visually vile, to be sure...but what's worse is that it's a crushing bore. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 11, 2003 +263 Everything lacks inspiration. F rotten 0 E! Online April 11, 2003 +263 Surely the rocker, an incredible admirer of horror films, realized his final product wasn't above the standards of the kind of straight-to-video shlock that even Elvira or Sybil Danning would be ashamed to present. 0/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com April 10, 2003 +263 Succesfully playing a zombie onstage doesn't take the place of a few basic courses in Film School. 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com March 28, 2003 +263 Loud, fast, derivative, and hypnotic...if there are two things that [Rob Zombie] is all about, it's horror movies and the art of the spectacle...campy and often funny 3/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 25, 2003 +263 Dazzling visuals, gob smacking editing, flamboyant sets and deliciously over the top characters...I fail to see what the attraction is with this film 2/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole February 17, 2003 +263 1/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +263 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +263 0.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +263 1.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +263 7/10 fresh Matt McAllister 0 Future Movies UK March 17, 2004 +263 1/5 rotten Geoffrey Kleinman 0 DVDTalk.com February 21, 2004 +263 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon September 13, 2003 +263 F rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com May 3, 2003 +263 D rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News April 16, 2003 +263 2.5/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide April 11, 2003 +264 Linda Fiorentino... gives a wisecracking, ball-breaking, riveting performance in John Dahl's The Last Seduction fresh Lesley Thornton 0 Independent on Sunday November 29, 2017 +264 Spousal-abuse thriller has violence and language. 2/5 rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 Common Sense Media November 14, 2017 +264 ...ultimately undone by a relentless emphasis on obvious and downright laughable elements that'll surely leave even the most ingenuous viewer sporadically rolling their eyes. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 29, 2008 +264 Sleeping With the Enemy teeters constantly on the verge of silliness but director Joseph Ruben keeps the cornball melodrama scaled down to a pleasant lull. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide February 8, 2008 +264 Roberts is terrific in a layered part. Anderson brings an edge to the nice-guy-next-door role, and the dark, dashing Bergin is chillingly twisted. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety February 8, 2008 +264 Tacky. rotten Stephen Garrett 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +264 a testament to Roberts' early star power and little else. 2/5 rotten Pete Croatto 0 Filmcritic.com September 27, 2003 +264 Moral: Never marry anyone who finds 'Symphony Fantastique' erotic. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 14, 2003 +264 The story goes by the numbers. 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +264 A patently silly, uninteresting thriller that's devoid of surprises. 1/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com October 3, 2002 +264 Julia Roberts, a beauty who can also act, is one of the best things in recent movies. By my count she hasn't made a really good movie yet. rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +264 The film begins as an unyielding look at a battered wife, and ends as another one of those thrillers where the villain toys with his victim and the audience. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +264 No one in this movie can be accused of doing his best. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +264 A relentlessly formulaic look at the downside of sexual obsession. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +264 An OK thriller with some terrific ideas and a storyline that progresses well much of the way but lacks originality and character depth. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +264 C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +264 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 1, 2007 +264 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 9, 2006 +264 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +264 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +264 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 12, 2004 +264 1/5 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +264 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +264 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 26, 2004 +264 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 6, 2004 +264 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 26, 2003 +264 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com March 10, 2003 +264 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 7, 2003 +264 1/5 rotten Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net November 16, 2002 +264 2/5 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire October 18, 2002 +264 3/5 fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) October 17, 2002 +264 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +264 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly February 8, 1991 +267 We've never gotten the appeal of Cook, and this did nothing to explain it. 1/5 rotten Hank Sartin 0 Time Out Chicago February 8, 2012 +267 The cracking performances from Alba and Cook do wonders at papering over these creative fissures. 3/5 fresh Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +267 If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all, right? 1/10 rotten Jeff Otto 0 ReelzChannel.com February 9, 2011 +267 The only plausible scenario in this movie is the idea that a woman would be so annoyed by Dane Cook, she'd be willing to put a curse on him. rotten Brooke Holgerson 0 Boston Phoenix July 6, 2010 +267 ... a bit like being at an entertaining party ruined by a some obnoxious loud-mouths shouting obscenities. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 ESplatter July 5, 2008 +267 Whether or not you appreciate Dane Cook's spastic, hyperactive brand of observational humor, he cannot be held solely responsible for the unmitigated disaster that is 'Good Luck Chuck.' 0/4 rotten Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner April 9, 2008 +267 ...comes off as the latest misfire from erstwhile comedian Dane Cook... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 13, 2008 +267 Apparently someone out there thought it would be a good idea to capitalize on American's love for penguins AND gross-out comedies. 3/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review March 3, 2008 +267 A transparent excuse for a constant parade of topless females eager to assume a compromising position. The only thing missing was a cheesy porn soundtrack. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 EURWeb January 18, 2008 +267 What isn't forgivable, though, is being boring, and Good Luck Chuck has all the engaging magnetism of an unflushed toilet. rotten Mark Bourne 1 Film.com January 15, 2008 +267 To paraphrase one of Chuck's girlfriends, this is a film that finds no shame in licking the sand off the balls of comedy. rotten Brent Simon 0 FilmStew.com January 15, 2008 +267 Crude, vulgar and dispiriting to watch. 1/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard November 9, 2007 +267 Shoddily written. 2/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) November 9, 2007 +267 Cross the street to avoid this one. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 9, 2007 +267 Terminally unfunny 1/5 rotten 0 The Sun (UK) November 9, 2007 +267 If it wasn't for the presence of leading lady Jessica Alba, Good Luck Chuck would be lucky to get even a DVD release. rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) November 9, 2007 +267 Good Luck Chuck has its moments - though the half-decent comedy moments are outweighed by the gags that fizzle and the cruddy loutish moments. 2/5 rotten Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 November 9, 2007 +267 As dire a cum-com as ever shot its load on a cinema screen. 1/5 rotten Neil Smith 0 Total Film November 9, 2007 +267 The script is so reliant on wish-fulfillment it forgets to add those important little touches: you know, wit, sincerity, characterisation, that kind of thing... A very cheap shot - and hardly anyone calls him 'Chuck'. 1/5 rotten Anna Smith 1 Time Out November 9, 2007 +267 If Wedding Crashers is in your top ten rom-coms ever, you might not hate this. Otherwise, it's too gross to be sweet and too sweet to be gross. 2/5 rotten Helen O'Hara 0 Empire Magazine November 8, 2007 +267 Average comedy that squanders its decent premise in favour of a splattering of unfunny gross-out gags. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 8, 2007 +267 A tedious stream of nightmarish deja vu. 1/5 rotten Jonathan Williams 0 Little White Lies November 7, 2007 +267 Not funny or romantic; too raunchy for all ages. 1/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media November 1, 2007 +267 The movie goes out of its way to be offensive, even by today's standards. The interesting thing is that it does it in an otherwise charming romantic comedy that's actually funny. 3/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald October 26, 2007 +267 The ultimate low point comes during the closing credits, when Dane Cook's Charlie performs bestial acts with a stuffed toy penguin. As if grapefruit used in the same way as American Pie's apple pie isn't bad enough. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 22, 2007 +267 The writers take the story precisely where we've come to expect. That said, we've certainly seen worse this year. 3/5 rotten Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com October 20, 2007 +267 Who are these people? rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters October 19, 2007 +267 It's our dumb luck that this movie has be foisted upon us. rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review October 6, 2007 +267 A ramshackle piece of fleeting entertainment. rotten Brent Simon 0 Screen International September 29, 2007 +267 "Good Luck Chuck"" is a soft-core male indulgence posing as a hip Hollywood good luck chuckle." 1.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 29, 2007 +267 If you like slapstick, see it. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Entertainment Insiders September 29, 2007 +267 You could probably make a good movie out of Good Luck Chuck's pitch; that just didn't happen here. And I like a good, funny, smutty comedy; the problem is that Good Luck Chuck is a bad, unfunny smutty comedy. 0/4 rotten James Rocchi 0 Cinematical September 27, 2007 +267 Cook and Alba generate about as much chemistry as a mongoose paired with a rattlesnake. 1/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing September 26, 2007 +267 Good Luck Chuck is the anti-Superbad. 1.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat September 26, 2007 +267 Can we finally just admit that Dane Cook isn't funny? F rotten Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly September 26, 2007 +267 Legislation needs to be passed guaranteeing that any movie in which Dane Cook appears will find his character smacked in the face with a shovel and dumped into an open grave. rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 26, 2007 +267 This is an unoriginal, dull-witted, juvenile, crude, offensive, idiotic and pointless romantic comedy that makes no sense. None. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 25, 2007 +267 Good Luck Chuck is so undistinguished that it feels like an extended screen test. rotten Tim Grierson 1 L.A. Weekly September 25, 2007 +267 Only a truly unhappy, crabbed mind could possibly imagine most of these jokes. 2/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 24, 2007 +267 An R-rated Doris Day film set in a shopping mall. Amazing enough, but who will pay to see it? 4/10 rotten Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics September 24, 2007 +267 The lucky people are the ones who decide not to suffer through this drek. 1/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com September 23, 2007 +267 "That the film even tries to be heartfelt is egregious in itself, but ""good luck"" finding it among the horrendously executed slapstick, equally disastrous gross-out humor, and so much blatant racism, homophobia, and scorn for everyone else." 0/5 rotten Bill Clark 0 Bullz-Eye.com September 22, 2007 +267 If you're expecting something smart from Dane Cook, you're out of luck. fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 22, 2007 +267 A poor man's version of a Judd Apatow-style raunchy romantic comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com September 22, 2007 +267 'Superbad' and 'Knocked Up' got the delicate balance just right for this kind of raunchfest. 'Chuck' apparently didn't get the memo. 2/5 rotten Pete Hammond 0 Maxim September 21, 2007 +267 Good Luck Chuck looks like the unscreenable bits of bad movies best forgotten retrieved from the cutting-room floor. 0.5/4 rotten Susan Walker 1 Toronto Star September 21, 2007 +267 There is nothing good about this Luck. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 21, 2007 +267 It's all rather messy in lots of ways. Fortunately the appealing presence and physical comedy of Cook and Fogler fill a lot of holes that would otherwise just be dirty ditches. 2/4 rotten Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times September 21, 2007 +267 It's worth mentioning for the third time that this movie is much closer to Caligula than Sleepless in Seattle. 1/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 21, 2007 +267 Good Luck Chuck has laugh-out-loud moments, many more if you've never outgrown giggling at somebody saying a naughty word. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 21, 2007 +267 It's a sexed-up, dumbed-down Dr. T and the Women, with penguins to pacify women who've been railroaded into going to this movie by their loutish boyfriends. 1.5/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday September 21, 2007 +267 The main audience for Good Luck Chuck wants to confront one of the central cultural questions of our time: Will Jessica Alba take her top off? 1/5 rotten 1 New York Times September 21, 2007 +267 There's still time, but for now, Fogler gets my vote for the worst performance of the year. 1.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News September 21, 2007 +267 The film's key problem? It's not funny. But almost as fatal, Chuck can't even exploit its simple central premise right. rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 21, 2007 +267 Let me say that I have seen this hump-obsessed raunch-com, but you haven't. And, hopefully, you'll be working to keep it that way. 0/5 rotten Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies September 21, 2007 +267 First-time director Mark Helfrich brings a ham-fisted insistence on the obvious and a tendency to overstate raunchy humor until the raunch becomes a bore. 1.5/4 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle September 21, 2007 +267 A desperately unfunny mix of romantic and gross-out comedy. 1/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press September 21, 2007 +267 Chuck actually goes much further and becomes more sexually crude than Apatow's work, and its attempts to become redemptively cute are way too saccharine. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 21, 2007 +267 I could live with Good Luck Chuck's determination to humiliate a cutie pie such as Alba and its ongoing cruelty toward obese women. D- rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times September 21, 2007 +267 Here is the dirty movie of the year, slimy and scummy, and among its casualties is poor Jessica Alba, who is a cutie and shouldn't have been let out to play with these boys. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 21, 2007 +267 Some of the audience seemed to be having fun, but for me it was like a Farrelly brothers gross-out without the laughs. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader September 21, 2007 +267 No doubt, the outtakes on the DVD release will prove useful for recovering sex addicts and in vomitoria. 1/5 rotten John P. McCarthy 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 21, 2007 +267 It's a good device either for science-fiction or romantic comedy. But since there's no intelligence to drive the jokes, the gimmick turns tiresome quick. 1/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe September 21, 2007 +267 It's stupefying in its dullness and vulgarity. F rotten Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun September 21, 2007 +267 It's a strictly date-night-rental affair, and if you still get Ryan Reynolds and Dane Cook confused, this will do little to help sort things out. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle September 21, 2007 +267 "You too will find yourself saying, ""Better luck next time Chuck." 1.5/4 rotten Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum September 21, 2007 +267 Alba manages to imbue the proceedings with a modest degree of charm, but the moment she exits the frame the movie stalls, unable to overcome the sheer blandness of its ostensible star. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International September 21, 2007 +267 [...]they have about as much chemistry as John Hinckley and Jodie Foster 1/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat September 21, 2007 +267 It is the audience who will feel cursed. D rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 21, 2007 +267 I'd like to be able to say they couldn't pay me to see this flick. Alas, it's apparent I can be bought, and pretty cheaply too. 1/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail September 21, 2007 +267 Amazingly, it is even worse than it looks. 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com September 21, 2007 +267 This is a lying movie full of lies. The first lie is that the mere presence of Cook is automatically funny. 1/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com September 21, 2007 +267 Its very premise is enough to have you reaching for the remote after ten minutes unless you're in the mood for breasts, dirty jokes and male chauvinism. 4/10 rotten Mike Barnard 0 Future Movies UK September 21, 2007 +267 The film demeans women in almost every single way imaginable, relying upon crass and sickly stereotypes which could make a Stepford Wife look like a Camille Paglia feminist. 1/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 20, 2007 +267 Doesn't bode well for Cook's movie career, and it's just another in a line of feature comedies that wouldn't cut it even as television sitcoms. 1/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies September 20, 2007 +267 a blow-to-the-crotch, boobie-shot kind of comedy 2/5 rotten Anne Gilbert 0 Filmcritic.com September 20, 2007 +267 Normally, I start to get the dry heaves when I see Dane Cook on the big screen, but this movie makes him likable 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com September 20, 2007 +267 If I had a choice between suffering through a Dane Cook film or the outtakes from Carrot Top's Chairman of the Board, I'd go with the latter. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine September 20, 2007 +267 Laughs are MIA in this month's comic raunchfest. rotten Stephen Farber 1 Hollywood Reporter September 20, 2007 +267 A movie that simultaneously squanders its leads and its DVD extras. rotten Brian Lowry 1 Variety September 20, 2007 +267 Alba shines brightly as the beautiful, independent klutz who steals Cook's heart. Maybe fate will see to it that appearing in this movie will guarantee her next role is a winner. 2/4 rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 20, 2007 +267 Cook has a nice comic personality but zilch in the way of comic material. But then, it's not as if any of those teenage boys are going to care about that. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 20, 2007 +267 Raunchy in the extreme, Good Luck Chuck like its sexually jaded cavity expert, forlorn dentist Charlie, wants it both ways, juxtaposing Alba's lovestruck innocent with Cook's overcooked, reluctantly lusty flesh magnet. rotten Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press September 20, 2007 +267 It tries to be a sappy love story, an incredibly vile gross-out comedy and an envelope-pushing soft-core porno movie all at once. It ends up being an unappealing abomination. D- rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 20, 2007 +267 There's an audience out there for this kind of thing, but if this is what passes for funny, what in the world of comedy doesn't qualify? D rotten Scott Tobias 1 AV Club September 20, 2007 +267 [A] fetid romantic comedy...In short, if it weren't for bad Luck then the chump Chuck wouldn't have any cinematic luck at all. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 World Voice News September 20, 2007 +267 Tony-winner Dan Fogler, as Cook's childhood friend, is embarrassingly foul, and even criminally cute Jessica Alba is wasted, playing Cook's painfully clumsy gal pal/penguin nut in this alternately warm and ugly ball of whacks. C rotten Robert Newton 0 Christian Science Monitor September 20, 2007 +267 The makers of this shameful waste of celluloid have padded their work with fat jokes, homophobic jokes, gratuitous nudity and various bodily functions, while harboring a fundamental hatred for women. 0/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 20, 2007 +267 ...there's an opening scene...that's little more than kiddie porn, leaving an ugly tast thereafter. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review September 20, 2007 +267 When a film has as much going for it as Good Luck Chuck did at the onset, and the magic is flying, it is positively heartbreaking to watch it all deteriorate by way of such glaring condescension. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 20, 2007 +267 The film is some sort of humor-deprivation experiment. 1/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune September 20, 2007 +267 Dane Cook plays a dentist in Good Luck Chuck... Having had braces, three tooth extractions, three bone graphs, and three dental implants, I can say with relative ease that none of that was as painful as watching this pathetic waste of celluloid. F rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony September 20, 2007 +267 Somebody please stop Dane Cook before he becomes a movie star. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star September 20, 2007 +267 Telemarketers should target fans of the movie because anyone who can buy Cook as a good-hearted dentist who travels to Guatemala to help sick children will buy anything. 1.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com September 20, 2007 +267 Some movies are so scummy that after watching them you feel the need for a shower; after sitting through this one, you might think a scouring pad is in order. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 20, 2007 +267 ...wants to position itself as a first-date movie, but it's a first-date movie for those who don't believe in second ones. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) September 20, 2007 +267 The final screenplay is as devoid of real emotion as it is of real characters. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 20, 2007 +267 Despite a strong cast, the filmmakers squander a clever premise for a series of unoriginal, cheap jokes. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 20, 2007 +267 a lot of dirty-minded snickers, but not as many genuine laughs as you might have hoped for. 2.5/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy September 19, 2007 +267 Gross. Exactly what the target demographic wants and gets. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com September 19, 2007 +267 Just when you think things can't possibly get worse, they do. And then some. 0/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews September 18, 2007 +267 C+ rotten Brian Gibson 0 Film School Rejects October 18, 2008 +270 There's no continuity in the script; all that connects the scenes is a consummate lack of taste and desperate, let's-try-anything-for-a-laugh humor. rotten John Engstrom 1 Boston Globe April 27, 2018 +270 After working with each other for many years, this should have been a tight film. But it's lazy, tired and painfully laugh free. 1/4 rotten Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine May 12, 2012 +270 This film is nothing more than an excuse to cobble together some sketches, which range from utterly dull and stupid to mildly titillating due to some nude nubile actresses. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures March 5, 2009 +270 The stoner duo has done some great stuff in their day; this, however, is the absolute pits. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 3, 2005 +270 Funny this pot-headed comedy is not, man. 0/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 14, 2004 +270 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 7, 2005 +270 2/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) December 18, 2003 +270 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views July 24, 2003 +270 2/5 rotten Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net December 14, 2002 +271 Though it runs slow at times, Down To The Bone showed more the emotional dehabilitation rather than the obvious physical ware drugs took on a small town mom... A- fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 12, 2017 +271 "The movie boasts a fantastic performance by Vera Farmiga and an exceedingly unhappy storyline. It's a movie you ""appreciate"" more than you ""enjoy." B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 11, 2006 +271 The movie takes us down an unexpected path with riveting skill and a refreshing lack of easy answers. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +271 The movie seems to be about drug addiction and recovery, but it gradually shifts, becoming a look from an unusual angle at what a big job it is to be a parent and the priorities it requires. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 16, 2006 +271 This downbeat story of blue-collar drug abuse becomes a moving portrait of people battling their inner demons, thanks to an outstanding acting ensemble. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 16, 2006 +271 Farmiga effectively shows the fear, need and hope at war within Irene, how the false high of being clean for a week can fade when she realizes the second week isn't going to be any easier. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) March 9, 2006 +271 Strong performances from Vera Farmiga and Hugh Dillon keep things from becoming overdramatic. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat January 9, 2006 +271 If there were an ounce of taste left in Hollywood, the magnificent Vera Farmiga would be a front-runner for the Best Actress Oscar. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 6, 2006 +271 The film is so pitch perfect and realistic, it seems you are there with these people, watching their lives unfold before you as it happens. 4/4 fresh 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 16, 2005 +271 A quietly harrowing chronicle of addiction and fragile recovery anchored by Vera Farmiga's intense performance. 3/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide December 6, 2005 +271 Vera Farmiga gives an astonishing performance in this complex chronicle of a drug addict who goes through rehab, yearning for redemption, but her experience is not tidy and there's no neat conclusion. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 2, 2005 +271 This marks [Farmiga's] arrival as One to Watch. See her here, and you can say you remember the early days. A- fresh 0 E! Online December 2, 2005 +271 Down to the Bone achieves what only the best independent films have: making life, at its most unvarnished, a journey. A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 30, 2005 +271 Conventional movies, even independent ones, tend to get histrionic and judgmental about such drug-related setbacks. But Granik's film, though hardly a clinical case study, keeps a measured distance from the heavy-handed or simplistic. 3/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday November 28, 2005 +271 ... a harrowing character study. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post November 28, 2005 +271 [A] small, beautifully faceted gem. 4/5 fresh Dana Stevens 1 New York Times November 28, 2005 +271 ... a stark, realistic portrait of a working-class mother in New York's depressed Ulster County as she tries to battle a drug habit. 2.5/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News November 28, 2005 +271 Down to the Bone emerges with an aura of authenticity so strong as to be mesmerizing, thanks to a superior script brought to life with infallibly natural performances ... 3/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times November 28, 2005 +271 "Debra Granik's independent drama ""Down to the Bone"" builds with a strong, quiet intensity." 4/5 fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com November 28, 2005 +271 A glimpse into the private lives and dirty secrets of people trying to claw their way to a better place. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 25, 2005 +271 Unlike most movies about addictions, Down to the Bone doesn't follow the usual, comforting three-act structure -- social user develops a problem, user becomes a desperate addict, user finally gets some help. 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 25, 2005 +271 Any sympathy developed for the characters quickly erodes as they continue to not only engage in self-destructive behavior but expose children to it. 2.5/5 rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 25, 2005 +271 You'll see relative unknown Farmiga deliver one of those subtle, controlled, humane performances that should win Oscars but never do because the Oscars are a lot of jive. 4.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com November 25, 2005 +271 First-time feature director's disciplined objectivity is coupled with humanism in this collaboration with a gifted cast and cinematographer. fresh Robert Koehler 1 Variety November 23, 2005 +271 Quietly devastating. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly November 23, 2005 +271 a brave, elegantly filmed, treasure of perseverance 4/5 fresh Rachel Gordon 0 Filmcritic.com November 22, 2005 +271 This film has an ear for the way moms talk to kids, a sensitivity to drug-sweetened intimacies, and an appreciation of the urgent nuance, not just the comedy, of recovery-speak. fresh Laura Sinagra 1 Village Voice November 21, 2005 +271 A terrifically dark tale. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine April 1, 2005 +271 It's the opposite of most films about drugs vs. life because it puts life up front. 3.5/4 fresh Joshua Tanzer 0 Offoffoff June 12, 2004 +271 Granik gets a strong performance out of Farmiga, as she does from nearly the whole cast. fresh Andrew Pulver 0 Guardian May 22, 2004 +271 Whether you're ready for the ride depends on whether you're looking for traditional filmic fare, or whether you're in the mood to be dragged into the depths of depression. 3/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com March 3, 2004 +271 Granik brings to her drama a clear-eyed realism as she charts one woman's descent into a drug-fueled purgatory. 3.5/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com February 4, 2004 +271 For actress Vera Farmiga, Down to the Bone presents her with a breakout role. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 27, 2004 +273 The photogenic, agile seals, in fact, steal the show from the biped actors, including even veteran David Carradine. 3.5/5 fresh Owen McNally 0 Hartford Courant April 24, 2018 +273 Sweet story of a shy girl and a seal. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 21, 2010 +273 Click to read the article. rotten Staci Layne 0 StaciWilson.com December 31, 2004 +273 Your kids should have a ball watching this wacky seal behaving like a family dog, and any movie that can make your kids giggle is probably worthy of a look. 6 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide February 21, 2003 +273 Demonstrates the incredible bond that some animals can feel toward human families. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 29, 2002 +273 Aside from the enjoyable oldies soundtrack score, Andre is merely an undistinguished Free Willy knockoff. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +273 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 6, 2005 +273 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 19, 2005 +273 4/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +273 2/5 rotten Leonard Klady 0 Movie City News July 18, 2003 +273 2/4 rotten Marc Vincenti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +273 3/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +273 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +273 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom May 11, 2002 +273 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +273 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +273 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +274 Portman makes a convincing frontierswoman as she rides out to protect her home and family. 3/5 fresh Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 23, 2018 +274 Jane Got a Gun successfully operates as a Western with its own flourishes of home-invasion plot threading and a unique role reversal take on the genre regarding gender 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 3, 2017 +274 The personal relationships are pleasingly complex, characters you start off loathing you end up liking, and, of course, there's a terrific shootout in the end. 4/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 24, 2017 +274 Jane Got a Gun is a textbook-standard Western and nothing more. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 16, 2017 +274 This is a good addition to the female-centric movies we have seen of late. Here's hoping there will be more to come. 3/5 fresh Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) September 20, 2017 +274 If Jane Got a Gun had been interested in giving its main character any power of her own, instead of acquiring a weapon, she might have gotten the heck out of Dodge and joined Furiosa and Rey for a party out in the desert. rotten Casey Cipriani 0 Refinery29 June 26, 2017 +274 Jane Got a Gun just leaves you wondering, Why isn't it better? And perhaps, even, ever so slightly grateful that it isn't worse. rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) June 20, 2017 +274 Though I still have faith in modern Westerns as a whole, I realize that Jane Got a Gun is one of many that will likely be forgotten in time. rotten David Fontana 0 Film Inquiry February 22, 2017 +274 This isn't a terrible movie; it certainly isn't the train wreck bomb of a release I've heard it described as. It just isn't anything great or especially engaging worth recommending. 2/5 rotten Lesley Coffin 0 The Mary Sue January 10, 2017 +274 Dusting itself off from a nightmare production, this western finally arrives to shoot, for the most part, straight and true. It certainly ain't no calamity Jane. 3/5 fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film January 2, 2017 +274 Jane lacks a strong vision, doing justice to neither the camp potential of its title nor the sophistication of its structure. She's got a gun, all right, but it's shooting blanks. 3/5 rotten Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days January 1, 2017 +274 Finds a rather cunning way to make a brutishly straightforward scenario seem profoundly muddled. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 6, 2016 +274 Jane Got A Gun has the promise of a strong female leading Western; the by the numbers end result doesn't even barely eclipse the central trio's last time on screen. 2/5 rotten Blake Howard 0 Graffiti With Punctuation September 8, 2016 +274 A rare misfire within Gavin O'Connor's otherwise solid body of work... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 18, 2016 +274 It is hard to know what kind of audience this film was made for. 2/5 rotten Boon Chan 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) May 24, 2016 +274 The slow-burn build-up to a final showdown is, of course, a standard Western narrative device, but director Gavin O'Connor repeatedly defuses tension by cutting away to convoluted flashbacks revealing the characters' emotionally tangled backstories. 3/5 rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk May 15, 2016 +274 Jane Got A Gun, even with it's great moments, isn't more than a discrete, rushed and even cowardly western. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Alberto Abu 0 Espinof May 13, 2016 +274 Jane Got a Gun is visually stunning. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Espinof May 12, 2016 +274 Jane Got A Gun never really gives any depth to any of it's characters. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Mikel Zorrilla 0 Espinof May 9, 2016 +274 The performances the main cast delivers are what stands out most of this film. Portman is believable, Joel Edgerton is not that charismatic and Ewan McGregor is an interesting villain. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Carlos Mara 0 May 2, 2016 +274 That the film even got made and is reasonably competent should be seen as a victory in itself. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com April 26, 2016 +274 This Jane is packing heat, but the film's love triangle is ice cold. 2.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 HollywoodInToto.com April 26, 2016 +274 With its grindingly low-key tension and unusual perspectives, this Western has a chance to revamp the genre in intriguing ways. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com April 25, 2016 +274 The film itself just isn't very engaging, in part because Portman is so frustratingly passive for much of it. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman April 24, 2016 +274 Is it possible that Natalie Portman can't act? 2/5 rotten Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard April 24, 2016 +274 No great passion is being conjured up on screen, just an exhausted sense of relief that things might not be as bad as all that. Which is what you might say for the film as a whole after all its troubles. 3/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) April 24, 2016 +274 It is enjoyable but no great classic. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) April 24, 2016 +274 There's hardly a scene you watch without wondering, and doubting, if Ramsay would have done it quite this way. 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) April 24, 2016 +274 It's all perfectly passable, but rather perfunctory ... 3/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) April 24, 2016 +274 This was a troubled production. Scottish director Lynne Ramsay quit days before shooting began and there were late changes made to the cast. In certain respects, the replacement director Gavin O'Connor has done an impressive job. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) April 22, 2016 +274 A gritty woman's perspective on tropes of the western genre, a lean action drama that is sparse yet sympathetic, and laconic but simmers with deep emotion. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 22, 2016 +274 Not just confusing, predictable and mis-sold as a feminist film, the calamity that is Jane Got A Gun is hobbled by the dullest of plots. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) April 22, 2016 +274 The female lead gives it fire power, but Jane Got a Gun is far from a crack shot. 2/5 rotten Emma Simmonds 0 Radio Times April 21, 2016 +274 Uncomplicated but unremarkable, Jane won't blow anyone away. 3/5 rotten Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema April 21, 2016 +274 It's not a really poor film, just a really uninteresting one. 2/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) April 21, 2016 +274 A very moderate adventure. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian April 21, 2016 +274 A certain casualty of the ever-changing vision for this movie, is the lack of a palpable tone and identity, but thankfully there's a certain allure that ensures the viewer remains engaged. 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys April 21, 2016 +274 A lean and gritty western. 3/5 fresh Martin Roberts 0 Fan The Fire April 20, 2016 +274 Feels as though everyone involved forced themselves to grit their teeth and get on with it. 2/5 rotten Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out April 19, 2016 +274 If Jane Got a Gun is not the rousing feminist western we've been waiting for, it is a pony trek in the right direction. fresh Karen Krizanovich 0 The List April 18, 2016 +274 The movie is full of great ideas and even has some strange visual poetry moments, specially when Portman and Edgerton share the screen. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Carlos Losilla 0 Sensacine April 12, 2016 +274 Natalie Portman propels this revisionist, female-centric Western that one wishes were better... 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate April 6, 2016 +274 This Western doesn't have anything terribly wrong with it -- terrific cast, fine story and acting, appealing scenery -- but somehow it just never sparks to life. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media March 2, 2016 +274 A fleet, nasty western that feels uncompromising in its violence. B- fresh Michael Snydel 0 The Film Stage February 19, 2016 +274 A solid Western has ridden into town ... and if you like gritty films about this era, you'll want to make its acquaintance. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 12, 2016 +274 The story unfolds in a choppy flashback structure that robs the story of any momentum, there's never a strong emotional connection to the characters and each clumsy plot dump contradicts the previous clumsy plot dump. 1.5/5 rotten Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review February 12, 2016 +274 The film is less a blend of genres than one big mess. C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 9, 2016 +274 ...Jane just comes off as a stereotypical background female character that somehow managed to find her way into the spotlight. 5/10 rotten Donald Strohman 0 The Young Folks February 6, 2016 +274 You have to feel a certain sympathy for a project as cursed as this one, but there's no denying that Jane's gun barely grazes its target. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle February 4, 2016 +274 O'Connor's movie is too sentimental and self-serious to add much of note to the mythos, but Portman embodies her character's grief no less movingly than her forebears. fresh Michael Nordine 1 Village Voice February 3, 2016 +274 Jane Got a Gun is a serviceable, by-the-numbers western. I'm glad it survived the many obstacles of its production, but I'm not sure why the cast and crew fought so hard to save this rather safe, conventional movie. fresh Sam Watermeier 0 NUVO Newsweekly February 3, 2016 +274 Natalie Portman delivers the goods in this raw and gritty western. 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 Huffington Post February 2, 2016 +274 Bogged down by a somber tone that makes its slight story feel interminable. 2.5/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs February 2, 2016 +274 ... a handsomely mounted Western that features a tough-minded heroine but ultimately traverses familiar territory with themes of revenge and betrayal culminating in an obligatory frontier showdown. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue February 1, 2016 +274 Leaden when the lead isn't flying. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation February 1, 2016 +274 A more fitting title might have been Jane Got a Gun, But Didn't Get to Do a Whole Heck of a Lot With it in the End. C rotten Blake Goble 0 Consequence of Sound February 1, 2016 +274 "As a slight feminist western, JANE is a good movie. Considering we're in the ""dump month"" of January, a good western genre flick is more than welcome." 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 31, 2016 +274 The movie isn't terrible, so it can't qualify as a hate-watch. It's just dull. 2/5 rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian January 31, 2016 +274 a stereopticon of a post-modern morality tale that can't overcome its own inertia. 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews January 30, 2016 +274 "For all its plagues and protracted problems, ""Jane Got A Gun"" is not the calamity many expected. But it is so buckshot-impaired that its wobbly steps falter often and it never gets a head full of steam. " C rotten Rodrigo Perez 0 The Playlist January 30, 2016 +274 At times, Jane Got A Gun comes perilously close to staying passive-to becoming A Gun Was Gotten By Jane. C+ rotten Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club January 30, 2016 +274 "As stripped-down, revisionist Westerns go, ""Jane Got A Gun"" may not have reinvented the wagon wheel, but it rolls out as a sturdy, well-crafted genre piece despite its rocky road to the screen." fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Los Angeles Times January 30, 2016 +274 Whatever feminist angle the film might have once aspired to is lost in its listless shuffle. rotten Glenn Kenny 1 New York Times January 29, 2016 +274 "A Western with potential for feminist table-turning and old-fashioned violence, ""Jane Got a Gun"" is a major letdown. Despite being co-produced by Portman, the movie sells her character short at nearly every turn." 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday January 29, 2016 +274 The Weinstein Company may have unloaded this embattled Western without fanfare, but it should still appeal to genre fans. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety January 29, 2016 +274 "This scandal-plagued project overcame the odds to deliver an earnestly felt actioner. ... Thankfully, [it] isn't another historically revisionist, grim-dark bleak-a-thon like, say, ""The Revenant"" and ""The Hateful Eight."" " 6 fresh Inkoo Kang 1 TheWrap January 29, 2016 +274 Jane Got A Gun shows momentary glimpses into low-key excitement, but the movie is too languidly structured and without captivating enough characters to result in the satisfyingly succinct burst of entertainment that its title suggests. 4/10 rotten Mitchel Broussard 0 We Got This Covered January 29, 2016 +274 You'll ultimately have been captivated and entertained enough to conclude that Jane Got A Gun was more bullet than blank. 3.5/5 fresh Gregory Wakeman 0 CinemaBlend January 29, 2016 +274 Jane Got a Gun is a slow fuse of a film that burns to a whimper instead of an explosion. C rotten Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly January 29, 2016 +274 The problem with the film is that it never quite finds that final spark of inspiration that might have made it worth seeing, let alone producing in the first place, and it is further hampered by some clunkiness in the storytelling department. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Sobczynski 1 RogerEbert.com January 29, 2016 +274 Perhaps greatness was never in the cards for the production, but it manages to stand on its own two feet, with a mournful atmosphere that's nicely handled by the cast and crew, who try to make sense of an impossible creative situation. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com January 29, 2016 +274 What's on screen is, for the most part, both suspenseful and entertaining if comfortably familiar. fresh Lisa Nesselson 0 Screen International January 28, 2016 +274 It's hard not to watch the somber Jane without thinking that this is one of those cases where the making-of could be better - and definitely more fun - than the final product. rotten Jordan Mintzer 1 Hollywood Reporter January 26, 2016 +274 This poor little movie fires blanks. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker January 25, 2016 +274 Jane Got a Gun manages to tell a modest - you might say highly inconsequential - yarn that's not even lightly spiced with ideas, circumspection, interesting characters or basic logic. It's a film that just... happens. 1/5 rotten David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies January 5, 2016 +276 Bernadette Peters...nearly steals the show from Martin's over-the-top antics. It's sweet, and funny, and includes one of the most quotable exit lines in film history. fresh Alexander Zalben 0 Decider June 7, 2018 +276 Within ts limitations, The Jerk is a capably produced entertainment, seasoned by deft bit performances from several actors... fresh Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post April 23, 2018 +276 An oddball odyssey so strange, filled with non-sequiturs so funny, and decorated by a romance so sweet, it was an inevitable star-maker. 4.5/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix December 12, 2012 +276 Its humor is successful and unsuccessful by turns, and although Comedian Carl Reiner is the director, the instinct here is to give most of both credit and blame to Martin. rotten John Skow 1 TIME Magazine February 2, 2009 +276 An artless, non-stop barrage of off-the-wall situations, funny and unfunny jokes, generally effective and sometimes hilarious sight gags and bawdy non sequiturs. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety February 2, 2009 +276 If only he could have satisfied himself with this area of expertise, people would still talk of Steve Martin as one of the kings of comic cinema. 4/5 fresh Richard Luck 0 Film4 February 2, 2009 +276 The whole thing is uneven and slight, but the highlight moments guilty-pleasure us with the sort of stupid-funny that's 'LOL' quotable afterward. fresh Mark Bourne 0 DVDJournal.com April 6, 2006 +276 Steve Martin is at the height of his comic powers in this very un-PC comedy. 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com January 25, 2006 +276 While The Jerk is an extremely episodic little movie, that's a malady easily forgiven -- simply because the episodes are so damn funny. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com July 31, 2005 +276 We get the sense at times that the cast and crew arrived at a location, found the script bankrupt of real laughs, and started looking around for funny props. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 5, 2005 +276 The laughs aren't steady, but they're persistent, and the film moves fast enough to compensate for its unevenness. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +276 Martin's one-liners are pretty funny, very dry, and awfully quotable. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com February 6, 2005 +276 Pretty funny star vehicle. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 5, 2003 +276 The next time Marting considers a script like BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE, he should watch this and remember when he was funny. 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com April 1, 2003 +276 Classic Steve Martin 3/5 fresh Kevin Fiddler 0 Henderson Home News (Henderson, NV) February 19, 2003 +276 Despite its shortcomings, THE JERK is a good example of how the big screen welcomes some comedians much more easily than others fresh Shane Burridge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 30, 2002 +276 An early watered down version of the crude comedy the Farrelly Brothers would later take to new extremes. 2/5 rotten Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +276 2/4 fresh 0 TV Guide February 2, 2009 +276 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 18, 2007 +276 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 18, 2005 +276 3/5 fresh Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife April 1, 2004 +276 4/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) March 19, 2004 +276 4/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 4, 2004 +276 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +276 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +276 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom May 1, 2003 +276 1/5 rotten 0 ArtVoice April 26, 2003 +276 4/5 fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) February 6, 2003 +276 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 14, 2002 +276 3/5 fresh Jason Clark 0 Matinee Magazine September 18, 2002 +276 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 9, 2002 +277 Hollywood self-satire is also a corridor of mirrors where movie makers are apt to start cringing. rotten 1 TIME Magazine May 1, 2013 +277 Too much, too soon, for Daisy and for us. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide May 1, 2013 +277 Wood's movements are spasmodic and graceless. The director Robert Mulligan can't quite find the rhythm, either. Some of the picture is whimsical, some of it as lugubrious as a horror movie. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker May 1, 2013 +277 Entertaining showbiz tale despite being short on execution. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 18, 2010 +277 Grim but sometimes well-directed tale of insidious studio types in Old Hollywood. rotten Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television July 6, 2010 +277 Director Mulligan can't find the right tone for Gavin Lambert's inside Hollywood tale about a girl rise to stardom before collapsing and so the story veers from a cautionary fable to Gothic melodrama to farce, but some of the acting is good. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 23, 2009 +277 Covering a two-year period, the outcome is at times disjointed and episodic as the title character played by Natalie Wood emerges more nebulous than definitive. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety October 27, 2008 +277 The talented director Robert Mulligan, apparently engulfed by studio overproduction, falters at times, not always knowing whether to play things straight or for laughs. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +277 3/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly May 25, 2006 +279 With wit and daring, Jackson whisks us around two adolescent girls' minds, on a guided tour of their most garish fantasies and deluded, delirious dreams. Imagination is both the film's subject, and its strength. fresh Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday December 13, 2017 +279 ...a profoundly misguided endeavor that squanders a seemingly foolproof premise... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 28, 2015 +279 It remains, two decades on, a vertiginous, surreal psycho-portrait of adolescent girlhood's dramas and despairs--Little Town on the Prairie gone Badlands. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) July 2, 2014 +279 Gruesome yet imaginative teen psychosexual drama. 4/5 fresh Brian Costello 0 Common Sense Media May 31, 2012 +279 The first Peter Jackson film to show his interests go beyond simply splatter and gore. Magical. fresh 0 Film4 May 1, 2012 +279 Lynskey and Winslet are extraordinary actresses. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +279 The inner tension of the film emerges from Jackson's enjoyment of the girls' bustling insanity and then his gradual withdrawal from it. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com March 11, 2008 +279 Combines original vision, a drop-dead command of the medium and a successful marriage between a dazzling, kinetic techno-show and a complex, credible portrait of the out-of-control relationship between the crime's two schoolgirl perpetrators. fresh David Rooney 1 Variety February 11, 2008 +279 Unlike the campy excess of Jackson's earlier Dead Alive, deliberate overkill ltimately points toward a dearth of ideas rather than a surfeit. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader February 11, 2008 +279 This incredible film may be director Peter Jackson's masterpiece. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 7, 2007 +279 Fantasy and reality blur in a chilling film that shows Jackson's limitless potential 4/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) September 6, 2006 +279 Acted with conviction, and directed and written with febrile vibrancy. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +279 Peter Jackson creates a rich, haunting atmosphere, deftly juggling the eerily giddy fantasy world of the girls and their harsh, violent reality. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 11, 2004 +279 A disturbing, boldly conceived story. 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +279 An odd, but mostly effective mix of melodrama, fantasy and voice-over. 3.5/4 fresh Monica Hayde 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +279 Stylish and eerily compelling before it overplays its campy excesses, Heavenly Creatures does have a feverish intensity to recommend it. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +279 Beautifully, horribly passionate. 5/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner January 27, 2003 +279 One of the most genuinely disturbing films I have ever seen. 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +279 Despite the undeniable merits of Jackson's other works, Heavenly Creatures strikes me as the best film he has made. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 6, 2002 +279 Powerful 5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com September 27, 2002 +279 A beautiful, haunting masterpiece from Peter Jackson, and proof that The Lord of the Rings isn't the only rabbit in his hat. 5/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium September 6, 2002 +279 Reveals how pernicious fantasy can become when it is based on a deep-seated hatred of the world. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 26, 2002 +279 The single best film in Jackson's filmography, and a compliment to New Zealand cinema. fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend August 12, 2002 +279 Taut, clever, and fronted with two excellent performances, this is a clever choice for Jackson's first step into mainstream filmmaking. 4/5 fresh Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine June 6, 2001 +279 Revealed in unforgettable fashion by a capable director, the events that unfold in this film are not easily forgotten. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +279 What makes Jackson's film enthralling and frightening is the way it shows these two unhappy girls, creating an alternative world so safe and attractive they thought it was worth killing for. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +279 Powerful, evocative movie. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +279 ...A work of remarkable clarity and vision, as well as one of the most original pictures of this or any other year. 4/5 fresh Joey O'Bryan 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +279 ...the writer and director, Peter Jackson, could not decide what kind of movie he wanted to make... 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +279 A movie that begins with high tension gradually fizzles out. 2/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +279 The film's structure demands rational and beautiful segues from the real world into fantasia, a ballet of sensibilities that Jackson pulls off without a misstep. A+ fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +279 The two leads play their parts brilliantly, convincing in both their innocence and their malevolence. fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Edinburgh U Film Society January 1, 2000 +279 An unforgettable experience. 4/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +279 The acting by Winslet and Lynskey is superb. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +279 This is a film with more visual creativity than many fantasy films. 6/8 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +279 Heavenly Creatures is dazzling; a perversely original psychodrama. 9/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +279 4/5 fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews January 10, 2008 +279 4/5 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 7, 2005 +279 4/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World June 29, 2005 +279 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 22, 2005 +279 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 20, 2004 +279 2/5 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) August 1, 2003 +279 4/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 13, 2003 +279 9/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +280 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2005 +280 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium April 20, 2001 +281 Despite all of the obvious flaws, I did find myself caught up thanks to MacFarlane and Theron's chemistry, and there were just enough genuine laughs to keep me entertained. 6/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +281 [McFarlane] is trying to push boundaries that most politically correct comedies and comedians stampeded away from years ago. For me, that is how the West is truly won. 7.5/10 fresh Aaron Peterson 0 The Hollywood Outsider October 23, 2018 +281 The problem is that this story and all its supposed shock value is just plain boring. D rotten Brooke Corso 0 The Monitor (McAllen, TX) August 17, 2017 +281 A Million Ways to Die's endless parade of toots undermines its actors. The writing also manages to find less-scatological ways to disrespect women and minorities. rotten Carolyn Cox 0 The Mary Sue August 1, 2017 +281 Neil Patrick Harris owns the movie's funniest scene, involving not one, but two bowler hats and no relief in sight. 2/5 rotten Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times June 14, 2016 +281 The funniest thing about One Million Ways ...? How come McFarlane was much more convincing as Ted than he is here as a real person. 1/5 rotten Russell Baillie 0 New Zealand Herald June 13, 2016 +281 MacFarlane's aim is true when it comes to the pic's continuous meta-commentary. 3/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 15, 2016 +281 [MacFarlane] thinks he's winking-making bad jokes to subvert their precise calculation with awkward explanations he hopes conjure laughs-but it's a plea of desperation. D- rotten Jared Mobarak 0 The Film Stage March 7, 2016 +281 Although hardly 'Blazing Saddles,' the movie is pretty funny when it depicts the Old West as a place of such 'general depressing awfulness' it can sink a person into 'a disgusting, awful, dirty cesspool of despair.' 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) November 13, 2014 +281 There are moments of wit in the script, and one or two strong scenes, but the film feels oddly directionless for much of its runtime. 2/5 rotten Martin Roberts 0 Fan The Fire November 7, 2014 +281 Seth MacFarlane is tedious, but Charlize Theron saves the day. 2.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 7, 2014 +281 There are a million moments in which to contemplate your own demise while watching the smug self-indulgence and cheap, overelaborated non-comedy of this vanity project. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) August 6, 2014 +281 There is plenty to amuse in A Million Ways to Die in the West, but it's not a very good movie. 5.0/10 rotten Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes August 1, 2014 +281 There's no depth to what you see on screen here: MacFarlane is simply doing what he does best; delivering cheap laughs as he continues to try and push the boundaries. 3/5 fresh Jess Lomas 0 Quickflix July 7, 2014 +281 MacFarlane's legions of fans will no doubt flock to his latest reckless creation with an eagerness to please, but afterward they might just plead with him to keep his day job. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue June 30, 2014 +281 The one person who gets the balance right, weighing parody and homage, is the composer, Joel McNeely, whose opening theme stirs hopes and memories that the movie cannot match. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker June 16, 2014 +281 Uneven yes, funny at times, yes, often uproariously so. 3.5/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) June 11, 2014 +281 A Million Ways to Die in the West spends more time trying to push the buttons of its audience rather than entertaining it. It's amusing in small doses, but as a whole it's about three horseshoes away from being an atrocity to the comedy genre. 5/10 rotten Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com June 10, 2014 +281 It forces characters into situations that are silly without reason, and expects the premise to substantiate a lot of bizarre twists that seem to exist out of total conceit. 2.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org June 9, 2014 +281 A comedy that desperately wants to emulate Mel Brooks, but fails in every respect. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed June 8, 2014 +281 Theron's endearing rapport with MacFarlane the actor helps smooth over whenever MacFarlane the writer/director goes a little overboard with his penchant for toilet humor. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com June 7, 2014 +281 MacFarlane is one of the few male comic creative talents to have honed a style that stands against the Judd Apatow school of realism, but the movie just doesn't quite work. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork June 6, 2014 +281 Humour is, of course deeply personal, some people will enjoy this more, but few would disagree that McFarlane is capable of so much more. fresh Aine O'Connor 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) June 5, 2014 +281 Where's Gene Wilder when you need him? . . . What MacFarlane has achieved falls somewhere between Blazing Saddles and Blahs-ing Saddles. fresh Brandon Judell 0 CultureCatch June 5, 2014 +281 As scatter-shot as a double-barreled shotgun packed with rock salt. Come back Lili Von Shtupp. C rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald June 5, 2014 +281 You'd think that you'd have plenty of room for good humour when trying to spoof the western genre, but MacFarlane falls back on the same childish material again and again. C rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane June 5, 2014 +281 Haiku MacFarlane should have Watched Blazing Saddles instead of remaking it. 2/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 KC Active June 4, 2014 +281 When the satire works, it is a thing of Dada wonder. Sharp absurdity played with a nimble spirit. When it doesn't, it is a pallid, bloated thing smugly vamping for its own amusement 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews June 4, 2014 +281 Bawdy, naughty-mouthed cowboy-movie parody goes places Mel Brooks and the Farrelly brothers never dared. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express June 4, 2014 +281 "The comic relief never wears out the dramatic relief, and vice versa. It is low. Come for the sheep whizzing in MacFarlane's face-we're even now for ""We Saw Your Boobs."" Stay to see Theron handling a battering husband rather aesthetically. " 3.5/5 fresh 0 MetroActive June 4, 2014 +281 They could have just called it A Million Jokes Die in the West So That Six May Work. C- rotten Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) June 4, 2014 +281 A meta western so gutbusting it makes Blazing Saddles look like Unforgiven. Ignore all other reviews. It's genius. fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days June 4, 2014 +281 Stupefying in its unfunniness, arrogance and outright narcissism, A Million Ways to Die in the West is a shoo-in for my Worst of the Year list come December. rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 3, 2014 +281 If you've seen the trailer you've seen the best gags. 2/5 rotten Emma Simmonds 0 The List June 2, 2014 +281 The comedy is hit and miss, with just enough hits to make it worth watching once. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs June 2, 2014 +281 "A Million Ways To Die In The West"" may remind MacFarlane's core audience of what they're missing by not having Westerns as part of their regular movie menu." rotten Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com June 2, 2014 +281 A better title, a million ways to laugh in the West. 4.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald June 1, 2014 +281 It's essentially Blazing Saddles, only the fart jokes aren't quite as fresh. 1/5 rotten Jonathan Romney 0 Observer (UK) June 1, 2014 +281 A scattershot affair that mixes MacFarlane's characteristically crass and off-kilter sense of humor with sentimentality and affable goofiness. 7.1/10 fresh Brent Simon 0 Paste Magazine June 1, 2014 +281 All teenage boys use women as props to boost their ego, it's just strange to see a grown man do it and charge audiences the price of a cinema ticket to watch. rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray May 31, 2014 +281 MacFarlane is content to act like a monkey flinging its own poop at everyone in close proximity, and most of the material, unshackled from anything of import, is either stretched beyond the breaking point or witless in the first place. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing May 31, 2014 +281 The saddles aren't blazing; they're damp. 1.5/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net May 31, 2014 +281 "Django Unchained"" already recently nailed it. By contrast, ""A Million Ways to Die in the West"" is an attempted copycat -- messily comprised of some comedic hits but more misses -- that we just didn't need." 2.0/5 rotten Adam Fendelman 0 HollywoodChicago.com May 31, 2014 +281 Hogging the screen in this moronic vanity project, Seth MacFarlane's vulgar but just not funny. 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate May 31, 2014 +281 It's unclear if boredom is one of the million ways you can die in the west, but it nearly took us out while watching this film. F rotten Drew Taylor 0 The Playlist May 30, 2014 +281 Well, I'm not sure the world needed two whole minutes of a gastrically panicked Neil Patrick Harris defecating in hats. 2.5/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) May 30, 2014 +281 MacFarlane's die-hard fans may find the silver lining in this movie, but everyone else will likely find A Million Ways to Die in the West one of this summer's big disappointments. 5.9/10 rotten Jim Vejvoda 0 IGN Movies May 30, 2014 +281 A Million Ways to Die in the West will satisfy a lot of cinemagoers. It's fine, really. fresh Matt Shea 0 The Vine May 30, 2014 +281 Short on laugh-out-loud comedy beats - while also failing to find the 'heart' that made similar genre farces like Blazing Saddles timeless comedy classics. 2.5/5 rotten Ben Kendrick 0 ScreenRant May 30, 2014 +281 I suppose I was looking forward to A Million Ways to Die in the West just a little too much for my own good. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies May 30, 2014 +281 Fart jokes are all too plentiful, along with copious references to bodily fluids, but in this zany context the film gets away with them. And the screenplay is crammed with witty lines. The western lives on. 3.5/5 fresh Evan Williams 0 The Australian May 30, 2014 +281 Overly crude jokes and gross-out humor drag comedy down. 2/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media May 30, 2014 +281 Quite clever, and the fact that you never really know what the film is going to toss your way is part of the fun. A solidly goofy romp. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat May 30, 2014 +281 "MacFarlane's ""Million Ways"" has an equal affinity for both the laughs and the Western landscape." 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner May 30, 2014 +281 The script squanders many opportunities for real laughs and it continually plays it safe with sophomoric humor that would create giggles in middle-schoolers. 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) May 30, 2014 +281 The problem isn't just that MacFarlane is a bad actor, but that Anna's character makes absolutely no sense. 2/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 Sydney Morning Herald May 30, 2014 +281 Saddles that should blaze in A Million Ways to Die in the West only spit-sizzle, so Mel Brooks is still king, and it's good to be that. C- rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times May 30, 2014 +281 The movie, which MacFarlane directed and cowrote with Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild, is clever about its anachronisms. You stay surprised. fresh Wesley Morris 1 Grantland May 30, 2014 +281 A Million Ways to Die moseys unmercifully through a plot whose length can't sustain its comic invention although once in a while it leaps to a kind of demented life. 2.5/5 rotten Jay Stone 0 Canada.com May 30, 2014 +281 In A Million Ways to Die in the West, director-star Seth MacFarlane builds an imposing, affectionate reconstruction of the American movie West, then defaces it with funny mustaches -- often literally. C rotten Michael Sragow 1 Orange County Register May 30, 2014 +281 If you measure a comedy by how many times you laughed, Seth MacFarlane's A Million Ways to Die in the West, at least for me, is a middling success. B- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor May 30, 2014 +281 [MacFarlane] has leading-man looks, but is uneasy in his first onscreen performance; he practically jabs the audience in the ribs after every gag or punch line, pushing his product like a used car salesman desperate to make a sale. 2.5/5 rotten Kirk Baird 0 Toledo Blade May 30, 2014 +281 Tumbleweeds literally blow between the laughs of this lackluster comedy. 5/10 rotten Brian Juergens 0 The Backlot May 30, 2014 +281 But for all its hit-and-miss jokes, there are lots of ways to die laughing at this Western raunchfest. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 30, 2014 +281 Seth MacFarlane's comedy western boasts gags galore - some a lot cruder than others. But the hits outnumber the misses. 3/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film May 30, 2014 +281 For me, Seth MacFarlane is a bit like the Ron Paul of comedy, with three good ideas for every one REALLY bad one, three genuinely funny gags to one so bad it makes me groan until I start to see flashy things in my field of vision. C+ rotten Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk May 30, 2014 +281 For a man who mocks pop culture so well he can barely pull of the most American of pop culture, the western. 2/5 rotten Matthew Razak 0 Examiner.com May 30, 2014 +281 [MacFarlane] has written himself the only part with anything to do. Putting him at the center of the film was suicide. D rotten Will Leitch 0 Deadspin May 30, 2014 +281 The laughs come a decent enough clip, but McFarlane's satirical sights are slightly off. He could've aimed a little higher a little more often. 2.5/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com May 30, 2014 +281 "Raunchy and irreverent, ""A Million Ways to Die in the West"" proves there are a million ways to laugh in the West." 3/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) May 30, 2014 +281 After the success of Ted, Seth MacFarlane gives himself his first leading-man role in this hilarious but overlong comedy-Western. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com May 30, 2014 +281 Shooting for satire and hilarity but landing limply in a no-laughs-land between sit-com and cartoon, A Million Ways to Die in the West offers you at least two times that many ways to disappoint in the theater. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 About.com May 30, 2014 +281 What could have been a sharp-tongued satire ends up an overlong, uneven, self-aggrandizing misfire. C+ rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian May 30, 2014 +281 A comedy clinker set in the old Wild West. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice May 30, 2014 +281 "MacFarland just can't go toe-to-toe with the likes of Liam Neeson or Charlize Theron. Parts of ""West"" look like those old Oscar intros where Billy Crystal would be spliced into actual movies." 2.5/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Madison Movie May 30, 2014 +281 MacFarlane has been allowed to run rampant with his racism, gun violence and ill-will towards women for far too long. rotten Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan May 30, 2014 +281 A two-hour comedy with only two good jokes in it. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News May 30, 2014 +281 There are some funny moments in 'A Million Ways to Die in the West,' and a few of them are inspired, but you just keep waiting for it to find its stride and it never does. 2/5 rotten Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis May 30, 2014 +281 Think of MacFarlane as a post-modern classicist, who loves his source material, even if he can't resist the impulse to mock its conventions..I laughed frequently and heartily. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine May 30, 2014 +281 Some of the gags do land - maybe one in four. But the genre-parody genre with big stars and poop jokes needs a little more class than MacFarlane is capable of providing. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 30, 2014 +281 ...off-kilter and persistently irreverent... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 30, 2014 +281 Feels antiquated - like a Bob Hope comedy from the forties. 4/10 rotten Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 30, 2014 +281 Here at last, Seth MacFarlane in the flesh. Unfortunately, the flesh is weak. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online May 30, 2014 +281 MacFarlane knows his audience and A Million Ways to Die in the West is one of the funniest films of the year - provided you're a member of his audience. B+ fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony May 30, 2014 +281 MacFarlane's best jokes come from that crazy, yet very true statement as we see all of the ways someone can die in the godforsaken dirt bowl that is the Wild Wild West. 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com May 30, 2014 +281 Yes, it crosses lines. Yes, it works hard to offend. Yes, it is silly. But you know what? It's also laugh-out-loud funny. And isn't that the point? 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune May 30, 2014 +281 Yes, there are a million ways to die in the west. Boredom shouldn't be one of them. rotten Dave McGinn 1 Globe and Mail May 30, 2014 +281 "A failure on nearly every level, ""A Million Ways to Die in the West"" almost approaches so-bad-you-need-to-see-it categorization." 1/4 rotten Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com May 30, 2014 +281 This movie feels like it has a million jokes, and every single one arrives with a lethal thud. 1/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 30, 2014 +281 Feels more like an extended riff than a fully fleshed-out film. C- rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News May 30, 2014 +281 Not the laugh-a-minute riot FG fans are accustomed to, but [the film] is consistently funny and [Seth] MacFarlane works hard to relate everything back to the main story...solidly entertaining...also puts to rest any doubts that MacFarlane can hold a lead. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW May 30, 2014 +281 The jokes are mostly funny, the songs are charming, the scatology is only occasionally off-putting and overall it's a pretty good time at ye ol' air-conditioned nickelodeon. 6/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline May 29, 2014 +281 Within spitting distance of good...lesser than the sum of its parts due to deficits of ambition, invention and commitment. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 29, 2014 +281 There are still plenty of good laughs ... but a lot of film misses the mark. 2/5 rotten Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) May 29, 2014 +281 If there were a shootout in the Hollywood comedic corral between...Blazing Saddles, and the new kid in town, A Million Ways to Die in the West, it's not even a contest. Brooks' classic would chase the upstart out of town with a backside full of lead. 2/5 rotten Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com May 29, 2014 +281 MacFarlane has a lot of jokes he wants to tell, and the result is an often disgustingly funny movie that is far too long and far too broad. 1.5/5 rotten Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune May 29, 2014 +281 There's so much bodily waste on screen that the film becomes the cinematic equivalent of a cesspool. 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly May 29, 2014 +281 There's not much that's good in it, plenty that's bad, and an awful lot that's just plain ugly. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 29, 2014 +281 MacFarlane dabbles in exploring deeper themes but more often than not gives way to an endless stream of fart and poop jokes, profanity, and labored racial humor. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com May 29, 2014 +281 Between the slapstick, pointless celebrity cameos, in-jokes and steady stream of feeble puns, the violence is surprisingly graphic. 2/5 rotten Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) May 29, 2014 +281 A solid slice of gross-out gratuity and saddle sore scatology 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket May 29, 2014 +281 It is too long, too dumb, and too gross. But sometimes funny. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet May 29, 2014 +281 Funny in places but relentlessly crude. 3/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) May 29, 2014 +281 A Million Ways to Die in the West has a clever and sometimes hilarious setup, but it has no idea how to follow through on it. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies May 29, 2014 +281 The Old West apparently offered too many outhouses and too much horse manure for MacFarlane to resist over-mining that particular vein. 2.5/4 rotten Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee May 29, 2014 +281 The down-for-anything cast, along with a handful of welcome cameos, can't prop up its weakest link: Seth MacFarlane. C- rotten Robert Wilonsky 1 Dallas Morning News May 29, 2014 +281 As refreshing as it may be to see MacFarlane unleashed from the shackles of contemporary pop culture, he's still sent to the gallows by a script that he should have shot down. 2.5/4 rotten Jason Buchanan 0 TV Guide May 29, 2014 +281 "MacFarlane is a very funny dude, and there are times ""A Million Ways to Die"" is indeed funny. But too often the movie feels half-baked." rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times May 29, 2014 +281 Your mileage may vary depending on your enthusiasm for his smirking frat-boy comedy. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star May 29, 2014 +281 There's nothing about this plotline that doesn't feel like a retread, and MacFarlane, I'm sorry to report, still seems like the funniest guy in the writers' room rather than a genuine movie star. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe May 29, 2014 +281 What's to hate? Let me count the ways. The laziness of the writing. The numbing overreliance on poop and pee jokes. The long, arid stretches between anything resembling a joke. 1/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times May 29, 2014 +281 A tired exercise in scatology, a film laced with enough poop, piss and penis joke to last you a lifetime. C- rotten Sam Fragoso 0 Movie Mezzanine May 29, 2014 +281 McFarlane's courting of Charlize Theron occasionally plays with the gag-inducing coyness of a Katherine Heigl rom-com. 2/5 rotten Dominic Corry 0 Flicks.co.nz May 29, 2014 +281 Director, producer, writer, and star Seth MacFarlane laments the epic romantic tragedy of Seth MacFarlane, who deserves a beautiful girlfriend because he's 'nice.' rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher May 29, 2014 +281 The problem isn't that the jokes are crass; they're just not that funny. 4/10 rotten Ian Buckwalter 1 NPR May 29, 2014 +281 Seth MacFarlane's scattershot love letter to Blazing Saddles hits the comic bull's eye when it counts, but also has its fair share of misfires. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International May 29, 2014 +281 [MacFarlane] is so naturally gifted at delivering glib laughs that he doesn't really need to try, and A Million Ways To Die In The West would benefit from a lot more effort and a little less of MacFarlane's cavalier confidence. 3.0/5 fresh Nathan Rabin 0 The Dissolve May 29, 2014 +281 The film's most inventive running gag involves what must be a MacFarlane obsession with the classic stiff subjects of Old West photographs. C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 29, 2014 +281 Too enamoured of genre convention to reach for the comic dynamite. 2/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Guardian May 29, 2014 +281 Plays directly to MacFarlane's fascination with poo-poo, pee-pee humor, without ever moving beyond the basics of sophomoric gags to transform into the raging farce it sporadically hints at becoming. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com May 29, 2014 +281 MacFarlane has upped his cinematic ambitions, but he's failed to improve his joke-crafting, his narrative sense or his acting. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly May 29, 2014 +281 MacFarlane gets away with comic murder in A Million Ways to Die, and he does it by being a little bit naughty and a little bit raunchy. But most of all, by being adorably cute. In a bad boy sort of way. 3/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald May 29, 2014 +281 It's another example of MacFarlane's ability to mix poop jokes with romance, foul language with sweet sentiment, offensive humor with boyish charm. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday May 29, 2014 +281 Some of it sputters, settling for smiles instead of laughs, and much of it flounders while the slapdash script searches, at exhausting length, for ever more common denominators in toilet humor. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal May 29, 2014 +281 MacFarlane's comedic approach has always been that of throw everything at the wall and see what sticks. It's no different this time out, and the jokes are so plentiful that the odds are in this movie's favor for a substantial number of them to succeed. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle May 29, 2014 +281 Importation of modern sensibilities into olden times is the gimmick, but now and then, MacFarlane forgets himself and just has fun. Once or twice, he even seems to feel something. 1/5 rotten Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader May 29, 2014 +281 What helps the picture work - and makes some of the unnecessarily graphic bits easier to forgive - is the interaction between the two leads. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star May 29, 2014 +281 "While the whole thing feels weirdly miscalculated to me, ""A Million Ways to Die in the West"" tweaks the formula just enough, delivers a few laughs and keeps the guest stars coming." fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com May 29, 2014 +281 'Round these parts, when a movie promises a million laughs but only delivers a dozen chuckles, that's a hanging offense. 2/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 29, 2014 +281 If you want to find out how much scope the Old West contains for jokes about violent bowel movements, this is very much your movie. 1/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 29, 2014 +281 There are enough laughs scattered throughout A Million Ways to Die in the West that while you're watching it, the movie seems like a passable comedy. By the time you get home, though, you can barely remember the jokes. 1/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald May 29, 2014 +281 Is this the next Blazing Saddles? No. But there are enough silly laughs sprinkled throughout if you're into this brand of comedy. 2.5/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive May 29, 2014 +281 An epic fail on every conceivable level. 1/5 rotten Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies May 29, 2014 +281 This comedy hits the target just enough to find box office gold in them thar hills. 3/5 fresh Lewis Bazley 0 Sky Cinema May 29, 2014 +281 What we have here is a failure of craft. [MacFarlane] can't direct action, or even handle scenery well. 0.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune May 29, 2014 +281 MacFarlane is after something beyond absurdity. He gets to the crux of the matter, that life in the West was cheap, at least as portrayed in the movies, and he tells us, often hilariously, that this is nothing we should celebrate. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 29, 2014 +281 A dud from Seth MacFarlane. C- rotten Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer May 29, 2014 +281 Jumbling frat-house humor with nostalgic period sets and costumes is like writing a punchline to a Frederic Remington painting. Only less hilarious. 2/4 rotten Graham Killeen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel May 29, 2014 +281 A Million Ways to Die in the West is guaranteed to divide audiences, but it's a really solid comedy with more than enough laughs to offset its minor shortcomings. 3/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com May 29, 2014 +281 It's a tired opinion, but Seth MacFarlane really does only appeal to fans of Seth MacFarlane... of which, I imagine the number one fan is Seth MacFarlane. 2/5 rotten Matt Looker 0 TheShiznit.co.uk May 29, 2014 +281 Too often, diarrhea-into-a-hat feels like a metaphor for what MacFarlane's doing with the movie. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye May 29, 2014 +281 Plot details can be scattershot, but it succeeds thanks to an outrageously comical deconstruction of Hollywood Westerns and an appealing cast of characters. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today May 29, 2014 +281 Demolishes the heroic mystique of the Old West with the nose-thumbing glee of a rambunctious brat who has just crawled out of a fetid mud puddle. fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 29, 2014 +281 Like much of MacFarlane's work, A Million Ways suffers from an inability to maintain consistent characters or to make plot funny. C- rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club May 29, 2014 +281 MacFarlane's irreverent humor feels subdued without the jolt of animation that gave his previous big-screen effort, Ted, an extra oomph of shock and awe. 3/5 rotten Michael Chen 1 Time Out May 29, 2014 +281 Overlong and comedically uneven, A Million Ways to Die in the West spends far too much time treading water and nowhere near enough time being funny. 4/10 rotten Dominic Mill 0 We Got This Covered May 28, 2014 +281 In an odd way, this comedy western feels like the most personal creative work [MacFarlane]'s ever done. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 The Robot's Voice May 28, 2014 +281 Are you kidding me? Ah, if only. rotten Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute May 28, 2014 +281 All the whiny point-scoring is such an explicit appeal for audience sympathy that the dialogue feels derived from a malnourished stand-up routine. 1/4 rotten Steve Macfarlane 0 Slant Magazine May 28, 2014 +281 "MacFarlane is just passable as a leading man, but as a director and co-writer with two others he has a wider comic imagination than ""Blazing Saddles."" For every so-so gag there are three genius ones." 3.5/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post May 28, 2014 +281 The most unromantic take on the Wild West since John Wayne in The Searchers vowed to kill his niece. B fresh Amy Nicholson 1 L.A. Weekly May 28, 2014 +281 "Comedy is certainly subjective, but as a fan of MacFarlane's other work I found ""A Million Ways to Die in the West"" a comedy misfire." 2.4/5 rotten Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know May 28, 2014 +281 "If MacFarlane was hoping to make a new generation's ""Blazing Saddles,"" he failed amid an avalanche of dumb." rotten Tony Hicks 1 San Jose Mercury News May 28, 2014 +281 MacFarlane's leading man career begins and ends with this 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service May 28, 2014 +281 Seth MacFarlane scales back on some of the crassness and plays up the charm in his latest feature film. The result is fitfully funny, a bit trifling, and paradoxically inoffensive. 3/5 rotten Witney Seibold 0 Nerdist May 28, 2014 +281 That both Seth MacFarlane and Neil Patrick Harris are in this and neither performs the one musical number is enough evidence that the movie is altogether wrongheaded. D rotten Christopher Campbell 0 Film School Rejects May 28, 2014 +281 MacFarlane has corralled a great cast, which makes it especially disappointing that the movie's merely OK. 2/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News May 28, 2014 +281 It's surprising how quickly the worst elements of the film began to stack up, and do their part to tear the whole thing down. 2/5 rotten Eric Eisenberg 0 CinemaBlend May 28, 2014 +281 A sagebrush comedy whose visual grandeur and appealing actors get polluted by some astonishingly lazy writing. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine May 28, 2014 +281 "A lightweight attempt to emulate the satiric approach to the Western genre already perfected by Mel Brooks with ""Blazing Saddles."" " B- fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire May 28, 2014 +281 Though the film is hardly laugh-free, its uneven jokes appear to have breezed through a very forgiving editing process. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter May 28, 2014 +281 [Seth MacFarlane] approaches the Western not as a cinephile, but as someone who sat down and really thought about jokes to make about living in a not yet completely settled locale where danger comes from all sides. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro May 28, 2014 +281 A Million Ways to Die in the West is a giant tumbleweed of a comedy drifting aimlessly through a laugh-free desert. 2/5 rotten Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy May 28, 2014 +281 [VIDEO ESSAY] Of the hundred or so gags, jokes, and one-liners that comic genius Seth MacFarlane throws at the wall over the course of this bawdy and sometimes grotesque Western comedy, nearly half of them connect with a funny bone. B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 28, 2014 +281 Despite a very likeable, breezy turn from Charlize Theron, this Western satire buckles under its creator's self-indulgence and self-satisfaction. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International May 28, 2014 +281 A flaccid all-star farce that's handsomely dressed up with nowhere to go for most of its padded two-hour running time. rotten Scott Foundas 1 Variety May 28, 2014 +281 A Million Ways to Die in the West hits more often than it misses. 3/5 fresh Amon Warmann 0 HeyUGuys May 28, 2014 +281 ... deeply undisciplined, and it undercuts its own best instincts in ways I find almost unbearably frustrating. C+ rotten Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix May 28, 2014 +281 Might as well just be an extended episode of 'Family Guy' set in the West. 5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net May 28, 2014 +281 If you grade a comedy by how frequently you chuckle, then A Million Ways to Die in the West is funny enough; too often, unfortunately, MacFarlane and his co-writers go for bits where the shock value is supposed to equal actual humor. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap May 27, 2014 +281 You have to do a little trash diving but it excels when deconstructing the Western genre 3/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie May 27, 2014 +281 Perhaps Seth MacFarlane thought that this would be a Blazing Saddles for a new generation, yet A Million Ways to Die in the West belongs way, way on the other side of the western comedy spectrum. 1.5/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews May 27, 2014 +281 It could have been funnier and some of the sheep penis jokes could have been circumcised, but there is an appealing cumulative effect to the nonsense fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile May 25, 2014 +281 rotten David Poland 0 Movie City News June 21, 2014 +282 [Almost fresh, but] in the end, Uninvited has more in common with The Devil's Rain than it does Rosemary's Baby. rotten Staci Layne 0 Horror.com July 13, 2010 +283 Carnage Park isn't a perfect film, but it's a fun little ride. 3.5/5 fresh Trace Thurman 0 Bloody Disgusting October 30, 2018 +283 Its gore is admirably done, and thankfully the effects are practical, but they don't add to the proceedings, delivered with more of a shrug than a purpose. 3/5 fresh Derek Deskins 0 Edge Media Network October 9, 2018 +283 Carnage Park,.. plays a sadistic onesided game of game of cat and mouse that fails to hit its mark. rotten Glenn Heath 0 San Diego CityBeat August 22, 2018 +283 This is a breakneck thrill ride through American horror's greatest hits. fresh Richard Whittaker 0 Austin Chronicle November 2, 2016 +283 "Carnage Park"" is a solid, unsparing thriller, but its potential for greatness slips just out of grasp during its climactic stretch." 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFrightFile.com October 24, 2016 +283 A climax so dark you'll need braille subtitles to get through it. 0/5 rotten Scott Marks 1 San Diego Reader July 8, 2016 +283 "Carnage Park"" is an extremely empty experience." 1.5/4 rotten Sheila O'Malley 1 RogerEbert.com July 1, 2016 +283 "Mickey Keating takes the adage ""less is more"" to heart in his ""Carnage Park,"" and it pays off pretty well." fresh Neil Genzlinger 1 New York Times June 30, 2016 +283 Much of Carnage Park is merely a sun-bleached desert creepshow, a murky soup of a murderer toying with his victims simply because he's cra-a-azy. rotten Rob Staeger 1 Village Voice June 29, 2016 +283 The film covers The Texas Chainsaw Massacre by way of Rob Zombie, Quentin Tarantino, and Ti West. 1.5/4 rotten Chuck Bowen 0 Slant Magazine June 27, 2016 +283 Keating's work continues to improve, with Carnage Park suggesting that he's more than ready to tackle bigger and lengthier shoots - if he chooses. 4/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Collider February 23, 2016 +283 With a sense of swagger and an unflinching pace, Carnage Park is truly a cinematic triumph from top to bottom. 5/5 fresh Heather Wixson 0 Daily Dead February 19, 2016 +283 "To enhance the grindhouse vibe, the color scheme mimics that of a fading film print that has ""gone pink,"" which presumes a staying power that ""Carnage Park"" is unlikely to have." rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 Variety February 7, 2016 +283 Carnage Park is an exploitation movie down to its very bones, but writer-director Mickey Keating never really finds a handle on which sort of throwback film he wants to make. D rotten Dominick Suzanne-Mayer 0 Consequence of Sound January 29, 2016 +283 Great first act with top-notch performances by Ashley Bell and Pat Healy. 6/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 28, 2016 +283 Carnage Park delivers the thrill-ride such a twisted title suggests, as Mickey Keating's gun-slinging abandon paints the California desert a unique shade of red. 8/10 fresh Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered January 27, 2016 +284 This feeble attempt to revive the characters from the popular TV series Get Smart copies the show, but without the sharp humor that made it so popular. 1.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide May 13, 2008 +284 'From a character conceived by Mel Brooks', reads the blurb, and there are various nods to his style of humour throughout this bitty spoof. But the rest relies more on technology than style, and on mediocre effects that can't carry the plot. rotten 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +284 An uneven and poorly plotted film which even fans of the original TV show could well have done without. rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +284 Does the title refer to the plot device or the final cut? 3/5 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com April 24, 2003 +284 I sort of enjoyed it, but it's thoroughly bankrupt filmmaking. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +284 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 1, 2005 +284 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly May 6, 2005 +284 0/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 8, 2004 +284 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette July 2, 2004 +284 1/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) March 19, 2004 +284 1/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +284 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 7, 2003 +284 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 30, 2002 +284 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +285 More-or-less abhorrent swill; vapid, painful and moronic in the way it treats its audience. 1/5 rotten Jamie Neish 0 CineVue August 13, 2018 +285 Tim and Eric are more tolerable in small doses. When they try to stretch their shenanigans to a feature-length format, the results are even more nonsensical-and even more antagonistic. 1/4 rotten Craig D. Lindsey 0 INDY Week September 1, 2017 +285 If you're one of the many who just don't think [Tim and Eric are] very funny, there's little here that will change that opinion. 5/10 rotten Austin Trunick 0 Under the Radar August 15, 2014 +285 a strange cross between Get Shorty and Office Space, yet having its own unique flavor 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures August 3, 2013 +285 Everything about this amateurishly made unpleasant gross-out comedy stinks and is degrading. D rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 9, 2012 +285 One of the worst movies I've ever seen. F rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 27, 2012 +285 I laughed, and frequently. There are also images I can now never forget, and kind of want to. Is this what it was like for all those people I introduced, kicking and screaming, to Aqua Teen Hunger Force? 2.5/4 fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth November 5, 2012 +285 Very weird fun. 3/5 fresh Ken McIntyre 0 Total Film September 3, 2012 +285 As co-directors, [Wareheim and Heidecker] handle the rhythm well and smoothly integrate their trademark 'clip comedy'. fresh Simon Foster 0 sbs.com.au August 30, 2012 +285 A nauseating child's nightmare of Sisyphean despair. 1/5 rotten Adam Lee 0 Little White Lies August 23, 2012 +285 Maybe I'm missing the joke. Hell, maybe I'm the punch line, since I couldn't find any good ones in this borderline unwatchable motion picture. 1/10 rotten William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline August 22, 2012 +285 Various articles describe Tim and Eric's style as 'avant garde' but we remain unconvinced. 1/5 rotten Anna Smith 1 Time Out August 21, 2012 +285 "At one point, a character says: ""Let the brown foaming mess wash all over you."" Whatever you are imagining happening at this juncture, I promise you it's worse. " 1.5/5 rotten Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film July 17, 2012 +285 If the film is intended as a viciously satirical jab at Hollywood gentrification, it certainly hits its mark. It just isn't at all enjoyable to watch. 1/5 rotten Niki Boyle 0 The List June 27, 2012 +285 Not nearly as endearing, nor as funny, as Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job, Billion Dollar Movie is likely to become a cult hit, but nothing more. 5/10 rotten 0 IGN DVD May 18, 2012 +285 It's all too appropriate that this thing is narrated by Michael Gross. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 5, 2012 +285 About as funny as discovering that you have cancer, AIDS and a brain tumor all on the same day. 1/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 30, 2012 +285 "Billion Dollar Movie"" is proof positive that having friends is a lot more important than having talent in Hollywood. " 1/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service March 23, 2012 +285 Tim and Eric were reportedly gleeful at mass audience walkouts during a recent Sundance screening, and they probably delight in savage reviews, bearing them with pride. Well, congrats, guys: You suck. D rotten Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) March 21, 2012 +285 I'll be greatly surprised if anything this bad comes along again this year -- or any other year, come to that. rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 19, 2012 +285 Zombies would have been an improvement. rotten Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express March 12, 2012 +285 Anyone interested in an early visit to Purgatory is directed to this excruciatingly unfunny, frequently repulsive movie. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 9, 2012 +285 The laughs dry up even as the gross-out material grows more, uh, fluid. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader March 8, 2012 +285 Had Billion Dollar Movie been just eight minutes on the Funny or Die website, where Heidecker and Wareheim have often appeared, it might have worked. rotten Leah Rozen 1 TheWrap March 8, 2012 +285 The vicious mirth is hit-or-miss but contagious. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly March 7, 2012 +285 To quote an SNL sketch featuring costar and producer Will Ferrell, I don't think that legally this qualifies as cinema. 3/5 fresh Matt Singer 0 Time Out Chicago March 6, 2012 +285 The dead space where laughter should be is like lead. 1/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media March 3, 2012 +285 Fortunately, the movie turns out to have more of a story than I would have expected, given the looseness of the TV show, and the plot provides structure and focus. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 3, 2012 +285 There are some inspired sketches sprinkled throughout, but the experience is more creepy and off-putting than hilarious. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue March 2, 2012 +285 Needless to say, this freewheeling parade of bizarreness is not everyone's cup of shrim. Chances are good that the people whose cup of shrim it is already know who they are. B fresh Eric D. Snider 1 Film.com March 2, 2012 +285 "A disposable trifle of fleeting rewards that - like many a feature built around a ""Saturday Night Live"" sketch - shows its seams after three minutes." 2.5/5 rotten Andy Webster 1 New York Times March 2, 2012 +285 At times, the movie has the look and feel of the cheaply made late-night commercials that it mercilessly, and occasionally hilariously, mocks. 2/4 rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post March 2, 2012 +285 As tedious as it is antithetical. 0.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 1, 2012 +285 Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie isn't for everyone, but for the few, the brave, it's extremely strange and hilarious. A- fresh Amanda Mae 1 Film.com March 1, 2012 +285 The movie gleefully pushes boundaries, but it's a collection of a few worthy skit ideas and lots of non-starters in search of a unified whole. 2/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork March 1, 2012 +285 Their Billion Dollar Movie will not win new converts, and their stretched-out routines demonstrate the old saw about less sometimes being more. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 1, 2012 +285 "If it's a Funny or Die movie, where's the ""die"" button?" 1/5 rotten Glenn Whipp 1 Los Angeles Times March 1, 2012 +285 What works for a two-minute sketch can blunder on the big screen. And for this feature-length comedy, it bombs. 0.5/4 rotten Anita Li 1 Toronto Star March 1, 2012 +285 The celluloid equivalent of insanity 4/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com March 1, 2012 +285 "Do you enjoy diarrhea and screaming? Is your favorite sound effect the ""gooey sploosh?"" Then the heavens have answered all of your prayers." 3.5/5 fresh Matt Fowler 0 IGN Movies March 1, 2012 +285 Tim and Eric's man-child characters, who look at the world with wide eyes and total trust, must be an acquired taste. And while fans of the television show may enjoy this movie, this reviewer did not. 1.5/4 rotten Doug Knoop 1 Seattle Times March 1, 2012 +285 "See it in the right sick frame of mind, and ""Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie'' can be shockingly and terribly hilarious. Or not." 2.5/4 fresh Ethan Gilsdorf 1 Boston Globe March 1, 2012 +285 A lazy assemblage of sketch- comedy raunch, mock-schlock TV ads, and ideas that even the writers of Mall Cop and Observe and Report would have tossed. 1/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 1, 2012 +285 Intentionally bad is the basic ambition of sketch comics Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim and, if that's enough, then all true movie masochists should adore this steaming pile of the very stuff that inspires so much of their humor. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2012 +285 "Billion Dollar Movie"" has the feel of improv that reached for design after the fact, in editing, and never quite found it." 2/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 1, 2012 +285 So bad, it's bad. 1/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News March 1, 2012 +285 When Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie isn't funny, it's really not funny. When it's funny, it's terrifically deranged. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye March 1, 2012 +285 "If the ""Billion Dollar"" idea was to attract new viewers, someone should get their money back." 1/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 1, 2012 +285 Their brand of scatological nonsense may have found its most favorable home on the big screen. 3/5 fresh Justin Strout 0 Orlando Weekly February 29, 2012 +285 John C. Reilly shows up as choleric man-child Taquito, and the funny begins to kick in. 2.5/4 fresh Brett Michel 0 Boston Phoenix February 29, 2012 +285 With limitless absurdity comes a kind of glossy-eyed meaninglessness and extreme tastelessness. 2/4 rotten Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press February 28, 2012 +285 I can only imagine the director's commentary on the DVD will a gunshot followed by a thud. rotten Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily February 28, 2012 +285 In the race to achieve unadulterated fourth-wall breakage, Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie is the new pack leader. 3/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine February 26, 2012 +285 In every swelling musical cue, Billion Dollar Movie displays open contempt for friendship, family, love, sex, heroism, and everything lofty and beautiful that multiplex movies have reduced to cant. fresh Aaron Hillis 1 Village Voice February 22, 2012 +285 How much you'll enjoy Billion Dollar Movie probably comes down to your tolerance for extreme gross out humor. 3/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com February 12, 2012 +285 Reminded me of The Jerky Boys Movie. Not right for film. 3 rotten Fred Topel 0 CraveOnline February 1, 2012 +285 Even fans of their Cartoon Network series or those simply familiar with the pair via YouTube will likely find the extended version of their pathos-and-pain-driven comedy hard to digest. rotten John Anderson 1 Variety January 21, 2012 +285 Adult Swim's cult series makes awkward stab at the big screen. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter January 21, 2012 +286 It's definitely a banner Full Moon genre entry deserving of its cult status... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed January 3, 2014 +286 3/4 fresh 1 New York Post April 1, 1994 +287 Walter Lassally's photography occasionally gives the general farrago, with its confusing time continuity, a distinction it hardly deserves. rotten MFB Critics 0 Monthly Film Bulletin January 24, 2018 +287 Great fun, brought to my attention by lovely people. 4/5 fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times April 25, 2004 +287 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 15, 2002 +288 It's dastardly clever and entirely plausible, although the end does push the boundaries to the limit. fresh Rob Aldam 0 Backseat Mafia November 8, 2018 +288 Bad Genius is a refreshing attempt at the heist genre that tackles one of the most mundane and boring tasks on planet Earth and makes a fantastically entertaining film out of it. fresh Harris Dang 0 easternKicks.com October 30, 2018 +288 ...a hugely effective heist film that masquerades as a teen drama. 1 fresh Grant Watson 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 27, 2017 +288 It's as if Aaron Sorkin wrote a caper flick set in high school, and it's as much clever fun as that sounds. fresh Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com October 25, 2017 +288 It's undeniably captivating but [it] also unfurls the dangers of filmmaking religiously devoted to forward momentum, accelerating too fast to carry the weight of its moral and socioeconomic implications, it loses gravity trying to stay light on its feet. 5/10 rotten Gary Shannon 0 The Young Folks October 23, 2017 +288 A highly entertaining and surprisingly tense Thai caper revolving around a quartet of students who devise a test-cheating scheme for profit. 3.5/5 fresh Ben Sin 0 South China Morning Post August 12, 2017 +288 Ocean's Eleven meets The Breakfast Club in Bad Genius...This bitingly brilliant teen movie is deliciously clever and laugh-out-loud funny. fresh Kristy Puchko 0 Pajiba August 4, 2017 +288 All of it works. None of it is wasted. Bad Genius is literally flawless. 5/5 fresh Scott Beggs 0 Nerdist August 3, 2017 +288 Writes a new chapter in the heist genre while showcasing great new talent. 8/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 It's Just Movies July 13, 2017 +288 With class inequalities, academic pressures and institutionalised corruption among its multiple-choice roster of deeper insights, this slick, shrewd film more than earns a passing grade. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Screen International July 4, 2017 +288 The film flourishes through its simple narrative and taut editing. fresh Clarence Tsui 1 Hollywood Reporter July 3, 2017 +288 Offers subtle yet stinging insight into Thailand's class inequalities and corrupt school system. fresh Maggie Lee 1 Variety July 2, 2017 +290 It's hard to understand what anyone is actually saying in this film. rotten Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 23, 2017 +290 Painterly scumble... dimly illuminated night settings. Miami Vice is Mann's usual triangulation of Nietzsche, linen-edge designers like Ozwald Boateng and distinguished painters of geometric abstraction, like the great Richard Diebenkorn. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity June 14, 2015 +290 Mann's folly is the best show in town. fresh Nick Pinkerton 0 Stop Smiling December 17, 2013 +290 Miami Vice isn't a particularly accurate translation of the show - and depending on your point of view that could be good or bad - but it is a stylish, if uninspired, crime thriller. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net April 8, 2011 +290 Mann has no peer today when it comes to painting after-hours dread fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 30, 2009 +290 Perhaps the first Michael Mann film to almost completely lack a human element; or rather, the human element it possesses is thin and unconvincing. 6/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 1, 2009 +290 [The punchy] theatrical opening... doesn't so much lead viewers into the film as it injects them. A+ fresh Rob Humanick 0 Stranger Song April 26, 2008 +290 No one, but no one does crime like Michael Mann. 6/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com February 28, 2008 +290 The Foxx-Farrell pairing can best be summed up by the first real Crockett-Tubbs scene in the film: on the rooftop of a club, on the phone... having separate conversations. The two share the frame and the on-set air but nothing else. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com August 26, 2007 +290 Michael Mann seems to have set out to extricate everything that made the show fun and original. 1/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 13, 2007 +290 A pointless exercise. 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +290 No chemistry, no cool, no compelling characters, no air of urgency. Just a very average crime caper which fails to entertain the viewer on a gut, cerebral or superficial level. Not exactly your father's Miami Vice. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 Heritage Konpa Magazine March 30, 2007 +290 A highly satisfying piece of stylish pop entertainment. fresh Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +290 This somber action picture bravely defies expectations and gives us something wholly new. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com October 7, 2006 +290 click for full review [Greek] 3/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 3, 2006 +290 While Miami Vice is heavy on the style and visuals of Mann's other films, almost everything else which makes his work so watchable is absent. 2/5 rotten Harry Guerin 0 August 31, 2006 +290 Mullett mediocrity. C rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) August 30, 2006 +290 What a boring movie. 4/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium August 25, 2006 +290 Miami Vice is stylish and slick. It visually smacks you in the head and makes you pay attention. 4/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review August 21, 2006 +290 Like the show itself, as much as there is a ton of style on offer, there is little in the way of real substance 1.5/4 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons August 21, 2006 +290 Were it not for its title, this plodding, tiresome mess would have never seen the light of day. 1.5/4 rotten Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com August 17, 2006 +290 In retrospect it is clear that the rapturous Miami Vice is the work Mann has been building to. 4/4 fresh Keith Uhlich 0 House Next Door August 16, 2006 +290 This has more in common with a Wong Kar-wai film than any Hollywood movie I've seen lately. A- fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus August 15, 2006 +290 Mann's aim seems to return an artistry to the cop drama, it's much the same high ambition he had two decades ago with his TV show the method is definitely different but the results are even more pleasing. B+ fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) August 14, 2006 +290 Hits on notes lower than the Smuggler's Blues. 2/5 rotten Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald August 10, 2006 +290 Overlong and dull. rotten James O'Ehley 0 SA Movie & DVD Magazine August 10, 2006 +290 cool but not as cool 3/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is August 9, 2006 +290 "Farrell and Foxx are partners? They don't even look at each other in Mann's remake of his acclaimed ""Heat."" " rotten Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian August 9, 2006 +290 ...the non-stop action doesn't just complicate the officers' relationships -- it prevents us from connecting strongly with them. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Christianity Today August 7, 2006 +290 Mann is the master of nighttime digital photography, and he fills the screen with stunning images and some intricately choreographed shoot-out scenes that I just loved. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper August 7, 2006 +290 I haven't seen so many cold stares in one movie since March of the Penguins. 1.5/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly August 7, 2006 +290 This is a movie of extremes: alternately dazzling and deadening, careening between stylish and stultifying, tough going on occasion and smooth sailing the rest of the way. Yet in the final count, it's the virtues that save this Vice. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 6, 2006 +290 a watchable, but otherwise unremarkable flick. 2.5/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy August 6, 2006 +290 Miami Vice is pure Miami Vice. It's pure Michael Mann. And most importantly of all, Colin Farrell is pure Don Johnson fresh Leo Goldsmith 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You August 6, 2006 +290 Not the film we were promised but no shame either, Miami Vice is loaded with just enough thrills and spills to keep us glued to our seats. 3/5 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus August 6, 2006 +290 Mann wants to distance his film from the Reagan-era consumerist fantasy of the TV show that inspired it, but all he does is put a dour veneer of visual grime over the same attitudes. 2/5 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk August 6, 2006 +290 If you're looking for the Don Johnson version of Sonny Crockett, you're better off looking at television re-runs. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 5, 2006 +290 Many critics have found in Mann's films an excess of macho bluster. I can only say his power and exuberant self-belief expose the indentikit dullness of a hundred other meagre film-makers working with similar material. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 5, 2006 +290 Miami Vice isn't perfect, but it is perfectly mesmerizing. 3.5/4 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star August 5, 2006 +290 There isn't much real chemistry between Farrell and Fox, or even Farrel and Li, so we really don't believe much of what's going on. 2.4/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette August 4, 2006 +290 Thrums with a raw, fierce, jazzy soul. A- fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness August 4, 2006 +290 Bearing all the Mann hallmarks, this is visually enthralling, relentlessly stylish crime drama. A little too languorous for its own good at times, but still vastly superior entertainment. 4/5 fresh Simon Braund 0 Empire Magazine August 4, 2006 +290 I enjoyed Mr. Mann's new Miami Vice from its first ravishing frame to the last, but I can't say that very much of it made sense -- but then, neither do the daily headlines. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer August 3, 2006 +290 It's business as usual for Mann. Truly terrific. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out August 3, 2006 +290 Beautiful to look at and difficult to embrace, this is a movie of moments, not of overall narrative force. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 DVD Verdict August 2, 2006 +290 I say, bring back the pastel suits, the flamingos, and the Jan Hammer score. You can keep Phil Collins, though. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 2, 2006 +290 Takes itself so seriously that you'd think you were watching a production of King Lear -- except King Lear is positively action-packed by comparison. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 2, 2006 +290 "Miami Vice"" is singularly lacking an iconoclastic style. It's shot with a gritty, shaky approach." fresh Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca August 2, 2006 +290 Routine in some respects, but in others, it delivers everything expected of a summer blockbuster. And it's gorgeous. fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle August 2, 2006 +290 Michael Mann has come a long way since his days supervising Miami Vice on TV, and it's fascinating to watch a filmmaker of such extraordinary ability working a slice of pure cheesecake like this. 4/5 fresh Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com August 1, 2006 +290 More interesting for everything it isn't than for anything it is. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 31, 2006 +290 I can't wait to see if the sequel has them going to Russia to stop prostitute trafficking or perhaps back in time to Chicago to stop liquor smuggling during prohibition. C rotten Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal July 30, 2006 +290 I have no idea why studio executives think Mann is a go-to-guy for summer fare. He's so serious and so concerned with setting a scene and establishing grit that his movies lack coherency or, far more important, fun. 2/5 rotten Pete Croatto 0 Filmcritic.com July 30, 2006 +290 Michael Mann is the first director to make Colin Farrell seem like a man rather than the impish thugs or mooning boy-men he usually gives us. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 30, 2006 +290 Michael Mann foregoes the pastel and panache of the original because Colin Farrell is not the same cat as Don Johnson. The result isn't bad; it's just different. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com July 30, 2006 +290 Most of Michael Mann's movies have been broad-chested exercises in machismo ... but few have dealt in the sort of self-parodic chest-beating that undoes Miami Vice. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) July 30, 2006 +290 A run of the mill cop movie that's stylish but ultimately boring. D+ rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com July 29, 2006 +290 A tense urban drama about two gutsy undercover cops who enjoy their improvised lives of danger and surprises. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 29, 2006 +290 Miami Vice is long, dull and dark and does little to stimulate the moviegoer's mind or eye. C- rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 29, 2006 +290 Cool to look at, but there's nothing to it. 3/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall July 29, 2006 +290 Neither Crockett nor Tubbs have enough of an inner life to support such multilayered storytelling. rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal July 29, 2006 +290 Shockingly, the movie is never really heightened artistically...Miami Vice feels relentlessly tired and trivial in its raucous tracks. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye July 28, 2006 +290 Gone is the dreamy atmosphere of sun-kissed decadence, replaced by joyless business transactions that are punctuated by short, sharp shocking bursts of violence... 2.5/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide July 28, 2006 +290 [B]race for an unflinching contemporary crime drama that makes no concessions to pop nostalgia or mocking remakes such as the no-brow Starsky and Hutch. 4/5 fresh Chris Garcia 0 Austin American-Statesman July 28, 2006 +290 Where are the babes? The boobs? The bling? The alligators and neon? Grimly determined to rebrand his franchise and rewrite cultural history, Mann has turned Crockett and Tubbs into a solemn pair of nighthawks... rotten Brian Miller 0 Seattle Weekly July 28, 2006 +290 Vice lacks that human touch, those insights into the men away from their beats... Mannequin Vice might have made for a better title. 1.5/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com July 28, 2006 +290 If you were a fan of the popular trend-setting TV show, this film should suit you just fine. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 28, 2006 +290 The movie isn't perfect, but it's good enough, and better than most. It should keep us occupied until the big screen version of The Apprentice comes along. 2.5/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News July 28, 2006 +290 The truest thing to say about Miami Vice is that it's an OK picture with some superb things in it. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 28, 2006 +290 For those seeking an intense, seductive and gritty crime drama, Miami Vice delivers the goods. 4/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies July 28, 2006 +290 Jamie Foxx and Colin Farrell never seem like the bricks who often star in dumb crime movies. The drug-world Miami Vice is itself the brick: dope for dopes. 1/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 28, 2006 +290 If you're looking for a crime story that sizzles with action, sex and the visceral jolt of life on the edge, Miami Vice is the one. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 28, 2006 +290 Overall, Miami Vice is a modestly entertaining action fix for long-time fans of the TV series, but isn't the expert, polished film I expected from the mature Mann. 5/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle July 28, 2006 +290 Writer-director Michael Mann exchanges interest in this plotline for gorgeous cinematography and an orgy of first-rate movie violence, though it's a shame we have to wait two hours for it. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 28, 2006 +290 Miami Vice, the movie, is an atmospheric muddle, as gorgeous and unintelligible as raven-haired stunner Gong Li. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 28, 2006 +290 It works as well as it ever did. It works because Mann makes it work. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 28, 2006 +290 You want it to be a gripping drama, but it turns out to be, more or less, an especially attractive shop window. Look, drool even, but don't think. B- fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian July 28, 2006 +290 It offers a good amount of crowd-pleasing action, but the story is convoluted and the heroes are scowling mannequins. 2/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 28, 2006 +290 The antidote to M:i:III, Pirates II and every other circus of coagulated stunts is Miami Vice, my favorite Hollywood movie of the summer so far. 3.5/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post July 28, 2006 +290 Miami Vice is the last of the predicted summer blockbusters, and it delivers a reasonable amount of popcorn excitement. 2.5/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News July 28, 2006 +290 What the film revival of Miami Vice lacks in substance it makes up for in adrenaline. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 28, 2006 +290 This is more of a thinking man's action flick -- a small, intense film made on a giant canvas that finds Mann experimenting with and pushing at the boundaries of mainstream filmmaking. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald July 28, 2006 +290 While part of Miami Vice plays out as well-researched and credible, there's some mighty sloppy scripting. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 28, 2006 +290 Miami Vice is like watching a great chef boil a hotdog. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star July 28, 2006 +290 It might be an empty vessel, but it zooms. 2.5/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle July 28, 2006 +290 Sensual and scary, the movie is so visually textured you feel as though you're brushing against the screen. 3.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail July 28, 2006 +290 Perhaps had they been given a script, a purpose or a mission, Miami Vice the movie might have been something worthy of the talented Mann's attention. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press July 28, 2006 +290 As it passed the two-hour mark, I began to fear the ending might never actually end. That it finally did was one of the movie's highlights. 1/5 rotten Kurt Loder 0 MTV July 28, 2006 +290 Impossible to follow and flat-out boring. D rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) July 28, 2006 +290 The overall effect is still striking and often unexpected, with an impact that grows and lingers long after the final, abrupt shot. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly July 28, 2006 +290 Miami Vice exudes the kind of gritty life we expect, so much so that you might argue that neither Crockett nor Tubbs deserves to be called a main character; Mann reserves that role for crime itself. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News July 28, 2006 +290 The most visually exciting movie to come along this year. 2.5/4 fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times July 28, 2006 +290 The film, like its oddly rumbling sky, promises more than it ever delivers. Granted, it can look cool. But more often, as we wait for the lightning that never arrives, it frustrates. 2.5/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post July 28, 2006 +290 The movie is seriously sexy and seriously entertaining. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe July 28, 2006 +290 Like most Mann beverages, this one is a cocktail of nitroglycerin just waiting to be uncorked by a theatrical audience aching for something different. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com July 28, 2006 +290 The action begins immediately, without even a title credit, and the movie ends abruptly and almost arbitrarily, as if we have witnessed an almost literal slice of life, snipped off at either end by a pair of editor's shears. Life -- and crime -- goes on. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) July 28, 2006 +290 This updated version, starring Colin Farrell as Crockett and Jamie Foxx as Tubbs, is far from a disaster, but doesn't rank with Mann's best work. 2.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat July 28, 2006 +290 Gong Li's face and form are made for this: she absorbs the movie's energies and just like that, it hardly matters what Crockett or Tubbs thinks he's doing. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters July 28, 2006 +290 Even as a strictly superficial survey of Michael Mann's world, there's still an electric charge from all its nabs, jumps and gets. It's not Mann's usual poetry of pushing the existential envelope, but it's a skillful action film. 3/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 Midwest Film Journal July 28, 2006 +290 The star of Miami Vice is, of course, Michael Mann, whose manipulation of this material is by far the most compelling reason to see the film. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather July 28, 2006 +290 I guess I was expecting too much of the old television show in this movie, and it didn't deliver any of that. They didn't even use the theme song, for crying out loud. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures July 28, 2006 +290 stagnant and uninvolving. ... dark and ultraserious to the point of seeming a little lugubrious. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 28, 2006 +290 ...a stylish, violent crime drama where you either go along for the ride or shouldn't bother getting on. 3/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette July 28, 2006 +290 Throwing in several snarly baddies and lots of speeding boats and planes and cars -- plus, a cool climactic shootout -- Mann's the man for creating foreboding environments and intense action sequences. B- fresh 0 E! Online July 28, 2006 +290 Miami Vice isn't a great film, but it's ours. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 28, 2006 +290 In Mann's attempt to make something artsy and grown-up, he has neglected the element of fun. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 28, 2006 +290 The film is so visually vivid, Mann could almost get away with taking out the ham-fisted dialog completely and let the whole thing run silent. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com July 28, 2006 +290 Michael Mann must have mistaken neon lights, awkward sex scenes and bad pop songs for a good movie. 1/10 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum July 27, 2006 +290 The entire film is a technical marvel, but the action scenes raise the bar to a new level of urgency. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com July 27, 2006 +290 Has a lot to look at but little to actually watch. The plot is a standard 'cops go undercover to expose drug ring' story, and the characters have no personalities. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 27, 2006 +290 "There could be quite an active drinking game if viewers took a shot every time someone in the movie says something like, ""Here's how it's going to be"" or ""Here's how it's going to happen." C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 27, 2006 +290 Breaking down the faults of Michael Mann's big screen Miami Vice adaptation is like mowing Montgomery Burns' lawn when you're high - you have no idea where to begin. rotten Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch July 27, 2006 +290 Where did all the money go? That's all I could think about while watching Miami Vice, the summer stinker for this week. D- rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony July 27, 2006 +290 Would you rather have a second-tier film from a first-rate director, or a first-tier film from a second-rate director? C+ rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 27, 2006 +290 It's style over substance in this explosive, shoot 'em up that tries to make up with fast pace and visceral atmosphere what it lacks in characterization and coherence. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com July 27, 2006 +290 It's a measure of Michael Mann's gift as a filmmaker that he manages to make stuff you'd never want to do in real life -- like grinding against Colin Farrell in a sweaty nightclub, or exchanging gunfire with Nazi supremacists -- seem strangely appealing. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate July 27, 2006 +290 Even though you can't figure out what anyone is saying, the story is so straightforward and mindless that you gradually figure out what's going on, and the style is so fluid -- and the Caribbean visuals so evocative -- that you're carried right along. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 27, 2006 +290 The new Miami Vice movie is not designed to leave audiences in a partying mood. On its own terms, though, it's frequently worthy of cheers. B fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News July 27, 2006 +290 Compared with Mann's other films, Miami Vice lacks the slam-bang set pieces of Heat and the human dynamic of Collateral. 3/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic July 27, 2006 +290 Mann knows how to make a movie move, and there are sequences in Miami Vice, such as that initial nightclub rumble, that are like swirling fantasias. B+ fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor July 27, 2006 +290 The plot is not overtaxing -- it's about guns, drugs and money -- because the real focus is the allure, danger and alienation of hiding behind an assumed identity. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 27, 2006 +290 While the moviemaking in Miami Vice is impeccable as always, its story finally turns out to be too flimsy a reed to support all of the weight put on it. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 27, 2006 +290 The first hour of the film is a perfectly paced procedural that takes the cops from the gleaming streets of Miami to the ghettos of South America. 2.5/4 fresh Ethan Alter 0 Premiere Magazine July 27, 2006 +290 For once, Farrell's bad-boy swagger fits nicely into a character. None of that silly Alexander blond-haired posing this time. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News July 27, 2006 +290 Miami Vice, although stunning to look at, is ultimately a joyless viewing experience. 2/5 rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 27, 2006 +290 The worst news about Miami Vice is that Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx, replacing Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas in the key roles, don't hold a candle, a flashlight, a freakin' match to the original guys. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post July 27, 2006 +290 From start to finish, even when you're not sure what's going on or what's being said, you're pulled deep into its vortex of sultry intrigue and unhinged ferocity. 3/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday July 27, 2006 +290 Miami Vice is a dazzler. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune July 27, 2006 +290 Miami Vice is a dark, grainy and heavy drama and so super-serious and smoky thick it could be called Miasma Vice. C rotten Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 27, 2006 +290 This may well be the dreariest and most monochromatic time you'll have at the movies all summer. 1.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle July 27, 2006 +290 Miami Vice is about as hip as a marathon session of Uno. 2/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 27, 2006 +290 Not nearly as stylish as the old TV series was, but just as vacuous in the narrative department...a retread that comes to the showroom already bald. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 27, 2006 +290 You don't 'enjoy' this movie -- you're enthralled by it.... [T]his is a complete reimagining that is resolutely of the moment, that doesn't deign to a single winking nod to the past. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 27, 2006 +290 More Vice City than Miami Vice: Mann's new thriller makes for sweet, sweet action ... 5/5 fresh Michael Clawson 0 West Valley View July 27, 2006 +290 Southeast sizzle and undercover-cop cool are kept to such a minimum that Miami Vice may as well have been transferred to St. Louis. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com July 27, 2006 +290 Full-blooded and fierce, Miami Vice is the antidote for other TV-to-film adaptations. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star July 27, 2006 +290 I gave up on the plot convolutions halfway through, but without bitterness. The whole thing moves so well and creates so much genuine suspense that [they] seemed almost beside the point. fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat July 27, 2006 +290 There's no real rhythm or ingenuity to the story. 2/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly July 27, 2006 +290 A dark pastiche of murky drug deals and menacing thugs sans the tongue-in-cheek humor and neon nights of television's crayola-washed classic. 1/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly July 26, 2006 +290 You don't so much look at the screen as peer into it, mesmerized. Miami Vice's best scenes border on painterly abstractions --propulsive mini-symphonies of motion and color, punctuated by shocking bursts of violence. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly July 26, 2006 +290 Zzzzzz. Utterly lifeless, MIAMI VICE is a film to be endured rather than enjoyed. It's as cinematically appealing as an old videotape. ... One of the worst films of the year. rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 26, 2006 +290 Miami Vice isn't just a terrible movie. It's a terrible movie that looks like absolute crap. 2/10 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com July 26, 2006 +290 Miami Vice, as entertaining as some of it is, is so cool that it's almost too cool. It takes the sin, and much of the juice, out of vice. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly July 26, 2006 +290 Filled with gorgeous images, expertly assembled and perfectly set to music. But for the most part, it's all completely superfluous 6/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine July 26, 2006 +290 Miami Vice is crummy, pointless and brain-dead. No revelation there. But I didn't expect it to be so boring. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer July 26, 2006 +290 As cop movies go, Miami Vice does interesting things with unoriginal material. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 26, 2006 +290 It's so self-serious at times, it'll prompt you to laugh out loud at moments that aren't supposed to be funny. Which is a total letdown because, theoretically, this is Michael Mann's pure, true vision. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press July 26, 2006 +290 Recent examples of slim premises that boasted strong and muscular cinematic style, not to mention a sly sense of humor Miami Vice generally lacks, were Cellular and Red Eye. 2.5/4 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine July 26, 2006 +290 My cat has coughed up hairballs that make more sense than MIAMI VICE 0/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews July 25, 2006 +290 Those for whom imminent danger, spectacular mayhem and singeing sexual attraction don't go down well can go sip some tea and sit it out on their rocking chair. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 25, 2006 +290 In a career marked by an obsession with the intricacies of law enforcement and criminal activity, this may be Mann's most brutally efficient policier yet. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Village Voice July 25, 2006 +290 I couldn't take my eyes off the screen. It's a sensational trip -- gorgeous, gaga. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture July 24, 2006 +290 Miami Vice delivers the thrills, atmosphere and romance it promises, but it doesn't resonate like major Mann. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek July 24, 2006 +290 Mann is good at action, especially when it comes to surprises -- the sudden blossoming of blood behind a gunned-down bad guy, the mighty explosion that we aren't expecting. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine July 24, 2006 +290 This Miami Vice is a grim genre exercise -- fascinating, certainly, and impressive at times, but only intermittently enjoyable. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker July 24, 2006 +290 Vice revels in the creative latitude that an R-rated feature provides without departing from the show's rudimentary structure. fresh Brian Lowry 1 Variety July 23, 2006 +290 A triumph of style over substance, Mann's noirish crime drama is B-level narrative wrapped in a visually sumptuous and viscerally thrilling package. B- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 20, 2005 +290 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +290 5/10 rotten Matt McAllister 0 Future Movies UK March 10, 2007 +290 2/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews July 31, 2006 +290 C- rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews July 31, 2006 +290 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 29, 2006 +290 C rotten Neil Miller 0 Film School Rejects July 28, 2006 +290 B+ fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com July 28, 2006 +292 A demanding film filled with complexities and meant for the discriminating viewer. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 14, 2010 +292 4/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central May 18, 2006 +292 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 10, 2005 +292 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com July 25, 2005 +292 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 12, 2005 +292 4/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 8, 2004 +292 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 14, 2004 +292 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 3, 2002 +292 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide October 9, 2001 +292 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +292 3.5/5 fresh Kathleen Maher 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +293 A lovable but bad mad scientist B-film. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 18, 2009 +293 Staph is no joke, people 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com November 1, 2005 +293 Do you need to know anything more than the title? 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 5, 2002 +293 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 20, 2005 +295 An intriguing and important watch 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Film Threat February 7, 2006 +295 A sappy success, mixing laughter, drama and trepidation, but most of all, heart. 7 fresh Janet Branagan 0 Apollo Guide October 25, 2003 +295 Lovely performances elevate this predictable drama. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 24, 2002 +295 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +295 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +295 0/5 rotten 0 ArtVoice April 28, 2003 +295 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 30, 2002 +295 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 29, 2002 +295 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +296 An attempt to blend the war epic and the caper film that doesn't quite come off. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader November 19, 2013 +296 The action is flashy and intermittent, deliberately wallowing in a mire of revisionist grot, churned up vistas of European mud. Time has made it more intuitive and caustic a film, than its daft reputation might suggest. 3/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine November 19, 2013 +296 A terrific guys-on-a-mission movie. fresh 0 Film4 November 19, 2013 +296 This humorous, lively, and entertaining picture could be described as a caper film set against a WW II backdrop. 2.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 19, 2013 +296 ...the filmmakers clearly intended the movie to be a carefree caper, and if one views it that way, it can pass an entertaining few hours. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis July 1, 2010 +296 A strange but mostly satisfying hybrid of WWII actioner and anti-war satire... [Blu-ray] 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews June 6, 2010 +296 Nearly satirical in its overall effect, plot caroms between cliche dogface antics, detailed and gratuitous violence, caper melodramatics, and outrageous anachronism. fresh 1 Variety October 18, 2008 +296 Much fun amongst WWII w/Eastwood, Savalas, Sutherland, and Rickles. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com February 19, 2008 +296 It was too crudely done to have much effect as satire. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 31, 2006 +296 Interesting only in so far as it reveals Eastwood's nonchalant attitude to the blockbuster. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +296 Funny and entertaining 4/5 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com May 24, 2005 +296 Isn't really about the Second World War, but rather about the senselessness of the Vietnam War . . . fresh James O'Ehley 0 Movie Gurus March 15, 2004 +296 "Kelly's Heroes"" is a movie that tries hard to be something for everyone and succeeds mostly at being uneven and long." rotten Tony Mastroianni 0 Cleveland Press November 20, 2003 +296 Very entertaining war movie with just the right touch of Vietnam-era cynicism 4/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) November 6, 2003 +296 One of the best WWII films ever made. 5/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies August 8, 2002 +296 The bastard father of Three Kings 4/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +296 Unclear notions of heroism and crime ... packaged as escapist, mainstream entertainment fresh Shane Burridge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +296 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +296 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 18, 2005 +296 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +296 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +299 The movie is also burdened by some amateurish acting in supporting roles, but Mackie and Jonathan are the real deal, and they get good support from Wayne Brady as a smarmy sports agent. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +299 A real air ball, so poorly scripted that most of the major plot developments occur offscreen. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 26, 2006 +299 If BET made after school specials, this is what they would look like. 1.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com September 29, 2006 +299 The streetball scenes, much like the plot, have a few high points but never hit their stride. 1.5/4 rotten Bartley Morrisroe 0 Premiere Magazine September 23, 2006 +299 There are dumb movies and then there is Crossover, a movie so devoid of logic it will leave you astounded. 2/5 rotten Andy Kurtz 0 Bullz-Eye.com September 23, 2006 +299 The inspirational sports movie cliches notwithstanding, Crossover is just bad filmmaking that does not serve either its cast or its audience well. 2/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 16, 2006 +299 Here's a story that wanders all over the place with an ending that just about anybody could predict. rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) September 8, 2006 +299 The beginning of Crossover looks like a mash-up of McG's Fastlane and Wayne Brady's storied appearance on Chappelle's Show. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters September 7, 2006 +299 I hated this movie. It's a piece of junk. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 5, 2006 +299 The movie looks as though it was edited in a Cuisinart, more concerned with frenetic cutting than coherent storytelling. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle September 5, 2006 +299 Despite a superb cast, Crossover dribbles slowly, with not nearly enough time on the basketball court. 2/4 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Hollywood.com September 4, 2006 +299 Crossover's got game, not to mention the best of intentions. But it's too clunky by half. C rotten Chris Kaltenbach 0 Baltimore Sun September 2, 2006 +299 An end-of-summer throwaway that resembles last year's Supercross in its naked ineptitude and willingness to cut corners at every turn. D rotten Scott Tobias 1 AV Club September 2, 2006 +299 Much as they would like it to, basketball can't save the youthful inner-city players here. Nor does the ultra-fast-paced street version of the sport save this movie from predictability and tedium. 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 1, 2006 +299 The Annapolis of basketball movies... The movie bounces from scene to scene like some sort of round rubbery sphere. rotten Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine September 1, 2006 +299 What is most surprising, however, is just how bad the basketball in the movie is. The games bookending the picture are two of the worst cinematic interpretations of the sport ever to grace the silver screen. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 1, 2006 +299 Just a few more tweaks and Crossover could have been something special -- a truly terrible movie to savor for the ages. But nooo, this street ball movie has to settle for middle-of-the-road badness. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post September 1, 2006 +299 Detroit-born independent filmmaker Preston A. Whitmore II's astonishingly inept drama revolves around the high-stakes world of streetball and the efforts of two teenagers to resist its flash and cash temptations. 1.5/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide September 1, 2006 +299 A lot of Crossover's manifest failings could be forgiven if the on-court action was thrilling. But Space Jam had better basketball scenes. For that matter, so did Dr. J's The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh. 1/4 rotten David Hiltbrand 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 1, 2006 +299 Bling is bad and friends are good in this story of temptation, rivalry and buck-wild cheerleaders set in the world of Detroit street basketball. rotten Nathan Lee 1 New York Times September 1, 2006 +299 The games and setting aren't gritty enough to let this urban sports drama crossover into something a general audience would care to see. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 1, 2006 +299 For a movie centered on a game without rules, Crossover is pretty formulaic. 1.5/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 1, 2006 +299 I'll believe that Kevin Federline is a Renaissance man, Mel Gibson loves matzoh and George Pataki is going to be our next president before I'll believe the premise of this movie. rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post September 1, 2006 +299 An inner-city drama promoting themes of friendship, loyalty and the value of a good education should be a welcome event, but writer-director Preston Whitmore's Crossover is so badly conceived and executed, its good intentions don't help. 1.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News September 1, 2006 +299 Crossover has too much going for it. It has a wonderful message about making smart life choices, but the story shuffles among too many subjects -- sports, romance, friendship -- to let audiences hear it clearly. 1.5/4 rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 1, 2006 +299 Crossover could've used a little more sports action in place of some overwrought melodrama. 2/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 1, 2006 +299 Cross Crossover off your list of movies to see. D rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News September 1, 2006 +299 Crossover expects moviegoers to ignore the inept script and acting and root for its characters anyway. 1/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press September 1, 2006 +299 The would-be street hoopster characters of Crossover have plenty of flashy, original moves. Sadly, the movie itself has none. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 1, 2006 +299 Earnest and predictable, Crossover deserves more than the horselaughs that will probably greet it in theaters -- but not a lot more. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe September 1, 2006 +299 The only thing that makes the game streetball, as is explained by overexpository dialogue, is that strict rules aren't really enforced, and the players are allowed to travel. I know what you're thinking -- how is this different from the NBA? 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star September 1, 2006 +299 The writing is unimaginative -- Tech says 'snap' more often than that elf from the cereal commercials. 2/4 rotten Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly September 1, 2006 +299 The talky script, by the movie's director Preston A. Whitmore II, is delivered with all the flair of bad community theater. 1/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 1, 2006 +299 This is a neo-minstral show. 1.9/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Entertainment Insiders September 1, 2006 +299 If you're old enough to see how shamelessly manipulative and predictable it is, you're too old for it. 2/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette September 1, 2006 +299 The entire film is just so over-the-top, feeling more like an After School Special than a serious inner-city drama. D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 1, 2006 +299 Pure Amateursville. rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews September 1, 2006 +299 Even I could play against these guys and maybe win. 0.5/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com September 1, 2006 +299 Crossover might have its heart in the right place, but its brain is somewhere else all together. 0/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com August 31, 2006 +299 A cheap-looking quickie feature...the wasted talent on display somehow makes it all more painful. 1/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 31, 2006 +299 Crossover is not just awful, it's gloriously, stupendously, magnificently awful. And best of all, it has Wayne Brady as the bad guy. 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com August 31, 2006 +299 It shoots. And it shoots and shoots and shoots, but it never scores. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 31, 2006 +299 Melodramatically absurd and technically inept...well-intentioned but dull. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 31, 2006 +299 While director-screenwriter Preston A. Whitmore II's film is to be admired for its proponing the values of a higher education over the dream of a career in the NBA, its dialogue, characterizations and situations rarely transcend the level of cliche. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter August 31, 2006 +299 Crossover is a movie that fouls out in the first half. 2/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic August 31, 2006 +299 This sanitized version of inner-city life deserves points for its game attempt to create an uplifting tale, but outside some flashy basketball sequences, it rarely comes to life or generates much believability. C- rotten M. K. Terrell 0 Christian Science Monitor August 31, 2006 +299 The underground version of basketball known as streetball comes above ground in Crossover, but the fascinating freeform game gets screened out by a ludicrous soap opera with poor dramatic moves. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety August 31, 2006 +299 You could watch Crossover, or you could check out the Salvation Army gift shop to see what inspirational bumper stickers they're peddling. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 31, 2006 +299 The movie just flails away at a lot of plot points that are either second-hand playground hustles straight out of White Man Can't Jump -- or second-rate. 1.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday August 31, 2006 +299 Crossover comes with more swooshing/zapping/whamming sound effects than a year's worth of The O'Reilly Factor. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 31, 2006 +299 Compared to those prodigious in-your-face fakes, alley oops and slam dunks, the movie's trite, trash-talking dialogue and drippy do-the-right-thing message fall as flat as an airball. C rotten Bob Townsend 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution August 31, 2006 +299 The streetball scenes offer some nifty trick plays, but the rest of Crossover features poorly dressed sets, cheap-looking costumes and locations, and silly histrionics. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 1 L.A. Weekly August 31, 2006 +299 There will never be a tamer, lamer movie made about streetball. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com August 31, 2006 +299 Wayne Brady, even at his most intimidating, is about as threatening as a basket full of kittens. 2.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend August 31, 2006 +299 A couple of dramatic plot points come and go with the speed of a buzzer-beating shot. And like the style of play the film glorifies, it's all flash and no fundamentals. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press August 30, 2006 +299 The chances of it actually 'crossing over' are nil. 3/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net August 29, 2006 +299 Just as streetball is a pale version of college or NBA basketball, so too is Crossover a pathetic imitation of an emotionally engaging, professionally made movie. rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine August 28, 2006 +300 ... almost two and a half hours in which [Julia Roberts] displays her charisma... [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Laura Hiros 0 March 19, 2018 +300 An engaging but deliberate chick flick at times, Eat, Pray, Love has the quintessential chick flick star at the helm with Roberts, who played the role beautifully... A- fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 8, 2017 +300 The unexamined privilege, the idealization/exotification of all places east, the canned spirituality, the sensual goddamn spaghetti-it's all so focus-group-tested and Oprah approved and self-perpetuating and embarrassing. rotten Lindy West 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 29, 2017 +300 Let's face it. There are some books that should never be made into movies. rotten 0 National Catholic Reporter August 11, 2017 +300 This gentle, meditative, well-told tale has a lot to offer. fresh Emily Rems 0 Bust Magazine March 7, 2017 +300 Eat Pray Love is overlong and quickly becomes tedious. It features narcissistic, inward looking characters of no interest at all and amounts to a very poorly made film. 3/10 rotten Will Chadwick 0 We Got This Covered November 9, 2013 +300 Liz maybe the most unlikeable character Julia Roberts has ever had to play, not because co-writer/director Ryan Murphy is trying to make her so but because everything the film does pushes her in that direction. 5/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 21, 2011 +300 A seemingly interminable romantic travelogue that feels as though it takes as long to watch as the year-long spiritual quest it depicts. rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk March 14, 2011 +300 The film version is pure wish-fulfillment fantasy. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald January 31, 2011 +300 Julia's late career seems an apologia for buying someone else's husband and getting away with it, for the most part, in the court of public opinion. 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central January 6, 2011 +300 During the India scenes, Liz accuses Richard from Texas of spouting a bunch of bumper-sticker slogans... as though her revelations are any better. C rotten Andy Klein 0 Christian Science Monitor January 3, 2011 +300 [Takes] itself too seriously, even while it contains all the trappings of one of the most lighthearted movie genres, the 'travel romance' or 'travel therapy' movie. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies December 29, 2010 +300 full review at Movies for the Masses 1/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses November 20, 2010 +300 Merely good and not great as many fans of the book hoped it would be. 3/5 fresh Katina Vangopoulos 0 Moviedex October 22, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love is a two hour and fifteen minute ad for being rich; it's a smug, patronising travelogue that -- despite its already apt title -- could have also been called First World Problems: The Movie. 2/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix October 21, 2010 +300 On the surface a beautiful film. But those looking for some hidden spiritual meaning be warned - Eat Pray Love doesn't go that deep. 3/5 fresh Sam Bathe 0 Fan The Fire October 13, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love ... [hits] its target demographic right between the eyes, but in the same way that a self-help book may appeal to thousands, it will never be great literature. 3/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 The Standard October 9, 2010 +300 Narcissistic nonsense, styled within an inch of its life in the manner of food, fashion and travel magazines. rotten Julie Rigg 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National October 8, 2010 +300 The fatal flaw of Eat Pray Love is that for a celebration of enlightenment through travel and the benefits of restorative calm, the end result is so hollow and artificial. Don't mistake entitlement for enlightenment. 1.5/5 rotten Fiona Williams 0 sbs.com.au October 7, 2010 +300 A tiresome, humourless, lifeless, overlong dirge in which the lofty pretention to say something deep about the quest for self and the female condition all gets blown away by an insipid, off-the-shelf romantic-movie ending. 1/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) October 7, 2010 +300 The chemistry shared by Roberts and Bardem is alert, alive and alluring: everything the rest of Eat Pray Love should have been, but shied away from. rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) October 7, 2010 +300 The director, Ryan Murphy, brings only the most obvious sentiments to the borderline intolerable proceedings. 1.5/5 rotten David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) October 6, 2010 +300 There?s too much eating, too much praying and too much loving. I should have known given the title. C+ rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane October 6, 2010 +300 Basically a picaresque rom-com about a girl who needs to feel OK about having everything she could ever want. 3/5 rotten Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald October 5, 2010 +300 It is a perfectly competently constructed movie, and an enjoyable one too. fresh Vera Bermuda 0 The Vine October 5, 2010 +300 Give me real emotions of guilt, embarrassment and confusion any day over the forgettable trite this film exudes. rotten Beth Wilson 0 Trespass October 5, 2010 +300 While undeniably a chick flick, this is a classy one bolstered by an all-round excellent cast and well crafted script. fresh Annette Basile 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 5, 2010 +300 While it touches the main plot points of Elizabeth Gilbert's bestselling novel like stepping stones, it is left to Julia Roberts' bewitching smile and Javier Bardem's sensuality to convince us that Liz's journey of self discovery is one we want to take fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile September 30, 2010 +300 Preaching to the converted, fans of the book should be sated. Julia Roberts is easy to love. 3 fresh David Michael 0 Empire Magazine Australasia September 29, 2010 +300 Eat lots of popcorn to distract you, pray for it to end, and love Richard Jenkins. Amen. 2/5 rotten Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy September 29, 2010 +300 It's in equal measure patronising, sententious and obnoxious. 2/5 rotten David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard September 29, 2010 +300 A sparkier and more soul-searching script would have made this a much more satisfying journey. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) September 27, 2010 +300 An insipid slice of take-charge-of-your-life hokum... 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman September 27, 2010 +300 A film titled Eat Pray Love should at least capture a spiritual experience and offer romance with some sizzle. This felt more like Eat Grieve Befriend. 2.5/4 rotten Camerin Courtney 0 Christianity Today September 24, 2010 +300 Roberts is luminous against breathtaking locations including all of Rome's landmarks and colourful, sun-nourished eastern landscapes. fresh Catherine Jones 0 Liverpool Echo September 24, 2010 +300 A movie of picture postcard landscapes and ridiculously hunky blokes, this is very much cinematic comfort food where the answers to life's problems come a little too neatly gift-wrapped. fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) September 24, 2010 +300 In the end, the film is far less affecting or thought-provoking than the book. 2/5 rotten Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 23, 2010 +300 Sit, watch, groan. Yawn, fidget, stretch. Eat Snickers, pray for end of dire film about Julia Roberts's emotional growth, love the fact it can't last for ever. Wince, daydream, frown. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian September 23, 2010 +300 What's the worst foreign journey you've ever experienced? Mine is this movie. 1/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) September 23, 2010 +300 Roberts' character is difficult to feel sorry for before she sets off on this postcardperfect self-healing binge. She becomes near impossible to like as it becomes apparent we're watching a huge holiday video. 2/5 rotten 0 Total Film September 23, 2010 +300 The cast is spectacular: Roberts looks relaxed, luminous and credible, Javier Bardem is suitably rugged as her new lover, while Richard Jenkins is brilliant as her grumbling prayer pal. 4/5 fresh Karen Krizanovich 0 Radio Times September 23, 2010 +300 An intriguing story brimming with possibilities is softened beyond all meaning by this glossy Hollywood production. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 23, 2010 +300 A beautiful, languid travelogue, although with some of the source novel's empowerment diluted. 3/5 fresh Tony Horkins 0 Empire Magazine September 22, 2010 +300 The movie is aware of its own riches; it fills up your plate and dares you not to eat. 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out September 22, 2010 +300 If you like Roberts and understand what it means to ''smile with your liver'', this is the film for you. 3/5 fresh Roz Laws 0 Birmingham Post September 22, 2010 +300 Avoid Like Plague. 1/5 rotten Edward Noble 0 Sky Cinema September 22, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love has some decent performances and the occasional good moment but it's ultimately let down by a tedious, self-satisfied script, a shocking lack of humour and a criminally indulgent running time. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon September 22, 2010 +300 I admired Julia Roberts' grasping for something meatier, but this film sticks her with an unrelatable character that even her coltish smile can't beautify. 2/4 rotten Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune September 2, 2010 +300 A drive-through take on mid-life spirituality - with lots of food and travel porn C rotten Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) August 26, 2010 +300 We're not so much involved in the movie as idly registering it -- eavesdropping, almost, on a conversation at an adjoining table. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker August 23, 2010 +300 Enough compelling moments to make one want to grab the book and fill in the blanks that the movie's script seems to have left out. B- rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) August 22, 2010 +300 Eat, Pray, Love was more like eat, pray for it to end, gag. Sample from its menu at your own risk. rotten Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org August 21, 2010 +300 Though many movies have explored Eastern culture and juxtaposed it against the American experience, there still is something to learn here, especially because it repeatedly questions what's important in life. B fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) August 20, 2010 +300 It does focus on spirituality, a vital part of most human beings which nevertheless is absent in most films. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope August 20, 2010 +300 ... is [Elizabeth] Gilbert really the selfish, shallow, immature narcissist we see here? 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 20, 2010 +300 You have got to be kidding me. 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 20, 2010 +300 Go Pay Suffer 1/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times August 19, 2010 +300 The absolute best I can say about this movie is that I didn't hate it, I didn't mind watching it and I see no reason to ever watch it again. 3/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 19, 2010 +300 ... a self-indulgent, annoying and mostly boring movie. 1.5/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly August 19, 2010 +300 little more than a self-indulgent wallow in white upper-class privilege feigning depth by cloaking itself in fortune cookie wisdom 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk August 19, 2010 +300 What's inevitably lost is any real attempt to track Liz's internal shifts, the way her travels jostle her preconceived notions of selfhood and spirituality. 2/4 fresh Matthew Connolly 0 Slant Magazine August 18, 2010 +300 As summer draws to a close, Eat Pray Love is a pleasurable, sometimes even prayerful, escape. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Moving Pictures Magazine August 17, 2010 +300 Despite splendid scenery and an appealing Julia Roberts, the film of Elizabeth Gilbert's best-seller about her year-long spiritual quest fails to capture the humor and uplift of the book. rotten Shirley Sealy 0 Film Journal International August 17, 2010 +300 Fans of the memoir might enjoy this film; others will be checking their watches more than once. 2.5/5 rotten Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com August 16, 2010 +300 I saw it. I didn't feel it. Look, I'm happy for Julia Roberts to travel the world. I just never felt connected to the journey of Liz. 5/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review August 16, 2010 +300 The audience may find itself wondering how it is that Liz manages to find so many places around the world that can maintain her carefully highlighted hair rather than contemplating the spiritual journey 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews August 16, 2010 +300 "Try not to hoot when the gaunt Roberts makes a bring-on-the-flab speech to persuade the equally slender Tuva Novotny to eat pizza, even if they get ""muffin tops." rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 16, 2010 +300 A nice leisurely pace. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 15, 2010 +300 The result isn't spiritual awakening, but a talky travelogue - like riding a tour bus with a passenger who won't shut up about her inner journey. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 14, 2010 +300 Julia Roberts continues to be one of our finest actresses, and she makes this film less tedious than it could have been. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 14, 2010 +300 It's a shame the actors have to spoil cinematographer Robert Richardson's artistry by reciting the drivel that passes for dialog. 1.5/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com August 13, 2010 +300 "Rodney [Dangerfield] may have cracked about ""praying after you eat,"" but this film reflects the need to surfeit before finding balance." 6/10 fresh Matthew Sorrento 0 Bright Lights Film Journal August 13, 2010 +300 Let the cynics scoff - this is a movie that's beautiful to look at that will leave you with some food for thought, as well. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly August 13, 2010 +300 While Eat Pray Love has some enlightening, touching, visually breathtaking moments, you still end up praying it would end. 2/4 rotten Kit Bowen 0 The Movie Kit August 13, 2010 +300 Eat, pray, love? More like eat, pray, snooze. 2/5 rotten Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com August 13, 2010 +300 Roberts is precisely the right actress to play this character: She adamantly refuses to be adorable -- she'd rather just unleash that crazy, unladylike cackle. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline August 13, 2010 +300 "If you're in the mood for a Julia Roberts film that provides two hours of ""Calgon take me away"", this is it." fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan August 13, 2010 +300 "If you've ever been on a vacation that becomes an adventure of meeting interesting, vibrant people, ""Eat Pray Love"" will bring you back." fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan August 13, 2010 +300 "If only this movie could have stopped at ""Eat." 2.5/4 rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald August 13, 2010 +300 The movie left me with the feeling of being trapped with a person of privilege who won't stop with the whine whine whine. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 13, 2010 +300 Do you always talk in bumper sticker? Julia Roberts asks Richard Jenkins as they banter back and forth at an ashram in India. Yes, he does. And so does Eat Pray Love. 2/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald August 13, 2010 +300 Exotic, escapist and superficially spiritual, it's shallow, indulgent female wish-fulfillment, sailing off into the sunset. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com August 13, 2010 +300 "Betray Devour Invade"" would have been a more appropriate title. " D rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 13, 2010 +300 The movie, which was shot in chronological order in the countries Gilbert visited, is also visually striking, more reminiscent of a travelogue than a Hollywood blockbuster. 3.5/5 fresh Darryl Sterdan 0 Jam! Movies August 13, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love is ultimately charming and inspirational. Though it doesn't have quite the impact of the book, it will likely leave you pondering your life choices and forgiving your flaws. It will certainly have you forgiving the few flaws in the film. 7.5/10 fresh Jenna Busch 0 Huffington Post August 13, 2010 +300 "This is the rare ""chick flick"" that treats its demographic with respect, never becoming the sentimental or manipulative dreck that so many other filmmakers would have delivered from Elizabeth Gilbert's bestselling memoirs." fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com August 13, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love is like an overstuffed lightweight suitcase, with little room for us to feel the emotional connections Liz makes with new friends along the way. 2/4 rotten Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail August 13, 2010 +300 Hanging out with Julia Roberts being all glowy and charming -- even when she's somewhat sad about whatever it is she's sad about -- is still kind of pleasurable. 2.5/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com August 13, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love only superficially advocates independence and growth while serving up a steaming pile of pseudo-spiritual hyperbole. 2/5 rotten Jen Yamato 0 Movies.com August 13, 2010 +300 This film is about a woman trying to move mountains to make herself happy, and the singular quest of every other character in the movie is to serve her in that quest. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 The Trend August 13, 2010 +300 An insane fantasy for rich people. C rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News August 13, 2010 +300 "Eat Pray Love"" rests on Roberts' talented shoulders. Her appeal and personality overcome most of the film's defects, including a too-long running time, and some platitudes and words of wisdom that sound as if they were written by Hallmark." 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 13, 2010 +300 It may come as a bit of a shock to some that the most interesting turns in the woman-on-a-quest sojourn don't belong to Roberts, luminous though she is. Those are owned by a number of misty-eyed if masculine menfolk. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post August 13, 2010 +300 Goldilocks And The Three Boy Toys. While in search of the chick flick demographic, the misguided message is that hedonism is the new feminism. But Liz does learn a few things, like mastering the art of guilt-free eating and embracing your inner fatty. rotten Prairie Miller 0 Purple Revolver August 13, 2010 +300 Eat. Pray. Love. Barf....A celebration of self-indulgence trying to pass itself off as profound soul-searching. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 13, 2010 +300 The movie is above all a lovely travelogue, plunging us viscerally into the middle of every country. 2.5/4 fresh Gail Pennington 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 13, 2010 +300 I stopped trusting the movie. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate August 13, 2010 +300 It's all external trappings trying to express internal developments, and the movie's hand-holding stridency just emphasizes the artificiality of its fantasy. C+ rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club August 13, 2010 +300 There's something ridiculously and deeply sad about what Eat Pray Love reveals about the deprived lives American women lead. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 13, 2010 +300 Find-your-bliss film appeals but raises questions, too. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media August 13, 2010 +300 One wonders: Was the screenplay presented to Julia Roberts as a traditional bound manuscript, or as a catalog of bumper stickers? 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) August 13, 2010 +300 For two decades, Julia Roberts has been a bona fide movie star, and she shines in his gorgeous if overlong travelogue. 4/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com August 13, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love is a long marathon full of self pity and poor interaction. 1/5 rotten Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum August 13, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love presents Liz's road to enlightenment in ways that are too reverent, too episodic, and too self-absorbed. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters August 13, 2010 +300 "It's a thin line between ""self-aware"" and ""self-involved"" and it's one the movie treads uncertainly." 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 13, 2010 +300 Despite its flaws, an intelligent, beautiful-looking film about the power of one person to radically change the life of another is an unexpected treat in a season of mindless entertainment. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever August 13, 2010 +300 A hornet's nest of irrational behavior, wrapped up snugly in a smug, shallow, and diseased feature film that does a masterful job brainlessly wiggling around for an interminable amount of screentime. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 13, 2010 +300 The film's most crucial constituency -- the book's rabid fans -- are likely to feel well served by Murphy's adaptation, which hews pretty faithfully to Gilbert's story. 2.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post August 13, 2010 +300 A vacuous attempt at chick flick epiphany. For all its postcard prettiness, Eat Pray Love's purported life lessons are so self-absorbed, had our shallow heroine been a man, we'd be booing his caddish behaviour. 2.5/5 rotten Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com August 13, 2010 +300 You know exactly what you are going to get, kinda like comfort food for your movie going soul. 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com August 13, 2010 +300 Comes off more like a female midlife crisis fantasy than a substantive search for knowledge and inner peace. 2/4 rotten Alison Gang 0 San Diego Union-Tribune August 13, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love is the cure for insomnia. The film is boring and a gigantic advertisement for The Travel Channel, Food Network and Lifetime. 2/5 rotten Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews August 13, 2010 +300 It's about something important, the search for meaning and happiness, about finding one's inner life amid the clutter and confusion of modern existence. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 13, 2010 +300 ... an irritating, smug film about a horrible person, a narcissistic destroyer of worlds so caught up in romancing her impossibly sensitive self that she doesn't even notice the needless damage she inflicts on her fellow creatures. 7 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 13, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love is mostly a slog; never giving us a compelling reason why its heroine does what she does, or how she became quite so tiresomely self- absorbed. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times August 13, 2010 +300 "I've got a fourth verb to add to the comma-challenged title of Julia Roberts' how-to-be-happy travelogue, Eat Pray Love. How about ""edit""?" 2.5/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 13, 2010 +300 Most of what made the book connect with so many is entirely missing here. C rotten Dezhda Gaubert 0 E! Online August 13, 2010 +300 Was something lost in translation or was the source material not as strong as book sales would have us believe? C- rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com August 12, 2010 +300 Overlong, repetitive, too simplistic, and bland despite oodles of breathtaking scenery. It's like a healthy dish that looks aesthetically pleasing, but lacks flavor and needs a more talented chef. 4.9 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru August 12, 2010 +300 At the end of the two and a half hours we get to the same point of all the other stereotypical chick flicks. This is an overly intellectual version of any other Jennifer Lopez or Kate Hudson romantic comedy. C rotten Clay Cane 0 BET.com August 12, 2010 +300 The film, which admittedly stumbles in the home stretch and just misses out on something like greatness, is nonetheless a visual and metaphysical delight. Come hungry, come searching, come lonely. 7.5/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com August 12, 2010 +300 [These] are not the teachings one would find for oneself but things out of a self-help book. They feel planned. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 12, 2010 +300 It's hard to call this a bad movie as it is wonderfully and beautifully shot and directed, but its failure to grasp any meaning in its end and its steady decent into boredom make it a failure as a movie overall. rotten Matthew Razak 0 Examiner.com August 12, 2010 +300 I found the woman to be selfish, narcissistic and by the time everything was over I didn't actually believe she learned anything new about herself at all. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 12, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love lies across the screen like a patient on life support whose ticker is about to tick its last tock. 5/10 rotten Brandon Judell 0 CultureCatch August 12, 2010 +300 A minor and superficial summer diversion that offers female viewers not much more than a two-hour escape fantasy. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com August 12, 2010 +300 Awesome photography but possessing more schmaltz than herring shoppers will find at Zabar's on a Sunday shopping spree. C+ rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve August 12, 2010 +300 There were plenty of ways for the film to signify Liz welcoming love back into her life without the trite conclusion that has been conceived here, and it is the one drawback to an otherwise pretty fantastic picture. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 12, 2010 +300 Glibly portrays selfishness as a life choice, ranking gluttony on a par with finding God and a life partner. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 12, 2010 +300 It helps that Roberts rides all the turbulent waves with such ease and such grace, that Jenkins knows exactly what to do with his internal churn, and that Bardem can do no wrong. 3/5 fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times August 12, 2010 +300 An ambitious but confused and frustrating film that circles near catharsis, occasionally brushing its hem, but that's about as close as it ever gets. 2.5/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle August 12, 2010 +300 Supply acted and engrossing. B fresh Randy Myers 0 Contra Costa Times August 12, 2010 +300 The book's internal dialogue, that of a good observer with a lively mind, has turned into the extravagantly external and cloyingly earnest quest of a woman in deep distress. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal August 12, 2010 +300 "[Roberts] has a down-to-earth, Everywoman quality that adds to the film's ""you go, girl"" mojo." 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 12, 2010 +300 Lives are messy. A little mess in the movie wouldn't have hurt at all. 2.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 12, 2010 +300 Most of its supposed observations sound more like touchy-feely mumbo-jumbo than honest, useful information and advice. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 12, 2010 +300 This is a movie about a self-obsessed woman who seems to learn that the wisdom of the ancients is that she should be even more self-obsessed. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet August 12, 2010 +300 You know your movie's in trouble when its star is outshined by a bowl of spaghetti. 2/5 rotten Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com August 12, 2010 +300 An effective and frequently satisfying indulgence, but not nearly as much as the book was. 3/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend August 12, 2010 +300 Ryan Murphy brings Elizabeth Gilbert's best-selling self-realization memoir to the big screen as a glossy, Julia Roberts starring travelogue that gives more insight into where to get a great pizza than the benefits of striving for enlightenment. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 12, 2010 +300 Let us not underestimate the contribution of our lead. Roberts plays down the glamour and turns up the soulfulness, and her off-the-charts likability makes her winning and watchable, even when Liz is at her whiny wimpiest. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star August 12, 2010 +300 Roberts is the obvious focus here, but she's enough of a pro to get out of the way and let a scene be stolen. 4/5 fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News August 12, 2010 +300 vibrant editing, an intelligible screenplay, and a magnetic performance by Julia Roberts keep Eat, Pray from dipping too far into self-indulgence. 4/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com August 12, 2010 +300 Its span may be global, but its scope is modest, and it accepts a certain superficiality as the price of useful insight. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times August 12, 2010 +300 The film knows the aesthetic of enlightenment, the filmmakers demonstrate adoration for their subject, but whether or not the film grasps the principle further is very arguable. 3/5 fresh Sara Maria 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 12, 2010 +300 "Only hard-core fans of Oprah's BFF will be able to stomach this navel-gazing tripe, which posits ""me-first"" consumerism as the road to happiness." rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader August 12, 2010 +300 Watching the relationship between Liz and Felipe evolve from a comforting friendship to a love that's both companionable and sexy is gratifying. fresh Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine August 12, 2010 +300 A well-meant, if not exactly transcendent, adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert's beloved, Oprah-endorsed memoir. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News August 12, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love will be an intense spiritual experience for many who see it - they will end up on their knees, praying for its merciful end. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News August 12, 2010 +300 An overlong bore that either mistakenly thinks it's something more than a humdrum romance or has incorporated a variety of pretentions as window-dressing. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 12, 2010 +300 A sensuous and emotionally cathartic adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert's spiritual journey to personal transformation and love. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 12, 2010 +300 Goldilocks And The Three Boy Toys. While in search of the chick flick demographic, the misguided message is that hedonism is the new feminism. But Liz does learn a few things, like mastering the art of guilt-free eating and embracing your inner fatty. rotten Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze August 12, 2010 +300 At the moment, the only person eating more delectably in Italy is Tilda Swinton in I Am Love. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe August 12, 2010 +300 Though there are a handful of funny lines, the deeper observations are facile. The whole journey feels like a rich girl gone slumming. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 12, 2010 +300 Elizabeth Gilbert's phenomenally popular memoir was funny, insightful, and well-written. Amazingly, so is the film. A- fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer August 12, 2010 +300 The superficial Eat Pray Love wants to chronicle a person's rejuvenation through revelatory life experience, but it feels like tapas for the soul. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com August 12, 2010 +300 The film is a fairly faithful transcription of events, even though Liz, as played by Roberts, carries a faint air of entitlement. I'm not sure this could be avoided on screen. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 12, 2010 +300 Murphy's film version of the story is relentlessly superficial, a slick, empty travelogue propped up only by Roberts' natural charisma. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly August 12, 2010 +300 Like any beloved book with a pretty film version, there will be fans of this film, in spite of its flaws. And bless them. I was, mostly, frustrated. rotten David Poland 0 Movie City News August 11, 2010 +300 Julia Roberts boasts a charming presence and a lively mind but she deserves better than this superficial, glitzy and fluffy travelogue of self discovery, which has lots of food, some prayers but little love or sex. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2010 +300 Elizabeth Gilbert's best selling tome has been dumbed down and glossed up. Fans of the introspective will be disappointed: those looking for decent, escapist entertainment will not. rotten Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute August 11, 2010 +300 Approached purely on the surface, Eat serves a sensual cinematic meal. 3/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com August 11, 2010 +300 It seems determined to drag tears out of the audience, when the quiet, underplayed moments are the ones that pack the true firepower. fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix August 11, 2010 +300 If only Roberts' warmth, coupled with Javier Bardem's scruffy sexiness as Felipe, were enough to compensate for the folded-map flatness of this production. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly August 11, 2010 +300 It provides a gorgeous escape, exquisitely photographed and full of female wish fulfillment. Yet it also offers sufficient emotional heft and self-discovery to make you feel as if you've actually learned something. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press August 11, 2010 +300 Unlike the book, there's no big emotional breakdown; instead, this is a postcard-pretty case of midlife soul-searching. 2.5/5 rotten Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic August 11, 2010 +300 Ryan Murphy's film adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert's bestseller about the divorced New Yorker's lone odyssey to Italy, India and Bali to find meaning in her life is a shallow guilty pleasure: an escapist Julia Roberts romance and exotic travelogue. B- rotten Anne Thompson 0 Thompson on Hollywood August 11, 2010 +300 The food looks great, but the romance is undercooked, and God remains strictly a bit player. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety August 11, 2010 +300 Eat Pray Love isn't a bad movie -- just a spiritually dead one, wearing and wearying. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 11, 2010 +300 Too preachy, indulgent, and everybody cries. Even the extras. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com August 11, 2010 +300 "Italians have a phrase -Che posso fare?- meaning ""What can I do?"" that's sometimes used when the answer is: ""Nothing, just go with it."" Lots of things happen in Eat Pray Love that only the lonely and book club members will understand. You just go with it." B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times August 11, 2010 +300 B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +300 2/4 rotten 0 National Post August 13, 2010 +301 Actually, there isn't much of a movie here at all. But there is always Depp... By far the director David Koepp's best decision was to indulge in a riveted idolatry of his star. fresh Antonia Quirke 0 London Evening Standard December 14, 2017 +301 It all feels recycled and re-recycled. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +301 Johnny Depp is the saving grace of a sub-par, often boring mystery film with a spirited performance. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +301 Once again, Depp slouches into a piece of mainstream entertainment and takes every opportunity to amuse himself. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 23, 2007 +301 This is, in short, a mystery story that has very little actual mystery. 2/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today October 11, 2006 +301 It's a telling sign when a supposedly sympathetic character's head is smashed on a rock and laughter erupts in the theatre. rotten Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba September 16, 2005 +301 Depp's ... wonderfully frazzled portrait of seething resentment almost makes this minor thriller seem fresh. rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +301 ...an enjoyable little genre picture -- tense and stylish and full of Johnny Depp. B fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 29, 2005 +301 Another lousy movie adapted from Stephen King's writing; another slander against the mentally ill; another energetic Depp performance in a losing cause. 0/5 rotten Martin Scribbs 0 Mixed Reviews August 6, 2004 +301 Wait-for-video more than straight-to-video. 2/5 rotten Harry Guerin 0 July 16, 2004 +301 A solid-but-imperfect thriller. B fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal June 25, 2004 +301 "...much of Secret Window will seem old hat to anyone who knows what ""redrum"" means." rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International May 20, 2004 +301 Anyone with a passing knowledge of King's jam-packed oeuvre and its spotty movie translations will be fidgeting in their seats from the get-go. 2/5 rotten Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine May 14, 2004 +301 Even Johnny Depp in quirk-overdrive can't save it, his slyly insincere performance eventually irritating as much as the sincerely stupid movie he's stuck in. 2/5 rotten Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com May 1, 2004 +301 Good thing the people serving this utilitarian story have the wit to dress it up a little and make it dance. 3/5 fresh Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY April 9, 2004 +301 A mystery whose secret is obvious from the beginning and a thriller without any genuine thrills. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 1, 2004 +301 Mr. Depp demonstrates once again that he never disappoints as an actor, even in something as fraudulent as Secret Window. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer April 1, 2004 +301 Writer-Director Koepp well understood the best qualities of the story and held back the almost demeaning payoff as long as he could. 3.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals March 28, 2004 +301 At a loss for what to do while I was sitting there, I wondered why Depp would agree to play the role in a hairdo inspired by Carrot Top. 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald March 24, 2004 +301 Bottom line, it's extremely predictable, even if you didn't read the original novella. 1/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies March 24, 2004 +301 "Strange and a little awkward, ""Secret Window"" nonetheless is worth a look." 2.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) March 22, 2004 +301 A pastiche of past thrillers, recycling its elements from The Shining, Misery, The Dark Half and just about every other King project this side of The Mangler. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 22, 2004 +301 for a while it works, right up until its dreadfully silly ending 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 21, 2004 +301 The story is so basic that it makes a fine template for an exercise in style, and Koepp layers on the details with great relish. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com March 21, 2004 +301 "Except for Depp's performance, ""Secret Window"" is a film we've seen and heard before." 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 19, 2004 +301 Secret Window is filled with so many red herrings, one could have a veritable feast if one were to filet them, cream them, and serve them with a box of crackers. 1.5/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) March 19, 2004 +301 By the end of Secret Window, I was too busy being amused by the film's undeniable sense of thrills to care that much about the flaws. 3/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org March 19, 2004 +301 The mystery in Secret Window won't be too hard to pry open. 3/5 rotten Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) March 18, 2004 +301 Koepp simply never gets anywhere near the story's underlying themes. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall March 18, 2004 +301 ...[only] the latest King thriller to be defenestrated onto the screen. The hack finale buried whatever hope I had for Secret Window to keep me from eyeing the door. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 18, 2004 +301 Has no story, no ending and no redeeming value. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer March 18, 2004 +301 Naturally, the less said about the spooks themselves, the better. fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul March 18, 2004 +301 Sadly, the good isn't as good as the best King adaptations, and the bad isn't as funny as the worst ones. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 17, 2004 +301 Unfortunately, an attention-grabbing visual style and compelling performances across the board cannot overcome what's lacking in story. rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 FilmStew.com March 16, 2004 +301 When the twists and turns are finally settled and the corn is harvested, moviegoers may feel more disappointed than thrilled. 2/5 rotten Deborah Hornblow 0 Hartford Courant March 16, 2004 +301 Ridiculously overwrought. 1.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle March 16, 2004 +301 The plot certainly has possibilities, but far too many of them are botched by writer-director David Koepp, who's a better writer than director. 1/4 rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader March 16, 2004 +301 [A] fairly mundane thriller. 2/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 16, 2004 +301 Remember why Kathy Bates won an Oscar? Well this is something like that. 2.5/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette March 16, 2004 +301 Not the stuff strong thrillers are made of, but Panic Room screenwriter David Koepp knows how to ratchet up the tension and spring as many giddy jump cuts on the audience as they can stand. 2/4 rotten Peter Debruge 0 Premiere Magazine March 16, 2004 +301 Adapted from a Stephen King novella, the film lurches tiredly through the author's favorite masochistic-narcissistic fantasy, subjecting a woebegone writer to a gauntlet of abuse. rotten Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice March 16, 2004 +301 "Secret Window"" is taut, credible, and thoroughly entertaining, and features another eccentric -- and uncommonly good -- performance from Johnny Depp." 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf March 16, 2004 +301 Absorbing and satisfying, just like a good old-fashioned page-turner of a novel. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat March 16, 2004 +301 ...a twisted and sinister film with a payoff worth the price of admission. 3/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) March 16, 2004 +301 It's technically very well made, but the mystery isn't good enough to compensate for Secret Window's mild suspense and murky purpose. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 15, 2004 +301 It's not the best King adaptation ever, but it's a good one. See it for Johnny. 2.5/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina March 15, 2004 +301 [I]t's so refreshing to see a thriller that doesn't compromise itself with a pat Hollywood ending. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper March 15, 2004 +301 They had all the makings of a top-notch thriller here, except for original ideas - a deficiency that's difficult to overlook. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide March 14, 2004 +301 So creepy it had me squirming in my seat. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 13, 2004 +301 ...[a] stylish but hampered frightfest. There's a questionable routine draft that blows through this particular defective Window...notoriously derivative and repetitive. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye March 13, 2004 +301 An unsatisfying finale. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 13, 2004 +301 The pieces fit together easily, too easily, in fact, which sets you up for the grand finale. 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) March 13, 2004 +301 Johnny Depp may be the only actor around today who can turn even something as simple as washing and drying his hands into a dramatic clue about the character he's playing. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews March 12, 2004 +301 Despite Koepp's control of suspense and Depp's fully fleshed, if fragmented, hero, this Window ultimately feels like one most of us have climbed through before. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post March 12, 2004 +301 [Koepp's] up against an insurmountable problem -- lifeless source material. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post March 12, 2004 +301 King's Secret Window, Secret Garden is the kind of story that defies adaptation. 2/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide March 12, 2004 +301 [Depp] turns Secret Window into a pleasantly show-offy showcase for his own charisma. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times March 12, 2004 +301 An eerie, playful thriller and an all-around entertaining time at the movies. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 12, 2004 +301 Misses the sense of menace that it requires. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 12, 2004 +301 Unseating James Caan as the least convincing Stephen King stand-in ever, Johnny Depp is hopelessly miscast. 2.5/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly March 12, 2004 +301 All the corn pone in Mississippi can't make this go down like anything but year-old grits. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel March 12, 2004 +301 Funny, handsomely shot and has some really creepy stuff involving reflections in mirrors -- but it's also packed with a few too many false scares, obvious red herrings and mayhem you can see coming from a mile away. B- fresh 0 Oregonian March 12, 2004 +301 Koepp keeps the suspense going. And amazingly he does it with a minimum of violence and special effects, relying instead on such old-fashioned ideas as character, atmosphere and the occasional, time-honored, bump in the night. fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger March 12, 2004 +301 Works well as a showcase for Depp's idiosyncrasies. 2.5/4 fresh Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post March 12, 2004 +301 It's a slight story to begin with, and the movie teeters on camp with its jokey filler material. 2/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News March 12, 2004 +301 It wants to be surprising but merely grows foolish. 2/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald March 12, 2004 +301 Star Johnny Depp and adapter-director David Koepp bring enough wit and peculiarity to the proceedings to make for an entertaining, and sometimes even smart, time. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News March 12, 2004 +301 Either a very silly Stephen King thriller or a brilliant parody of same. 0.5/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star March 12, 2004 +301 A suspense thriller that is neither suspenseful nor thrilling. 2.5/5 rotten Drew McAnulty 0 Jam! Movies March 12, 2004 +301 What makes Secret Window both scary and amusing is Depp. 3.5/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies March 12, 2004 +301 Depp runs wild with eccentric behaviour. Yet, with his technical proficiency equal to his eccentric decision-making, Depp makes every choice seem appropriate or even absolutely essential to the character. 3/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies March 12, 2004 +301 To watch Johnny Depp act in anything is always a treat. But does it have to be the only treat going? 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 12, 2004 +301 [Depp's] amusingly idiosyncratic, yet surprisingly complex, performance goes a long way toward redeeming this otherwise sketchy film. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) March 12, 2004 +301 Generates the kind of low-wattage creepiness that helps compensate for its lack of resonance. B- fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News March 12, 2004 +301 Not even Depp can quite save the relentless obviousness and preposterous turns. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Booth 1 Denver Post March 12, 2004 +301 Somewhere in the middle of [King's] range storywise, and toward the top in Depp's performance. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 12, 2004 +301 A second helping would be hard to justify were it not for Depp, whose manic idea of comedy seems right for a Stephen King thriller. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe March 12, 2004 +301 Like Lon Chaney or Buster Keaton, Depp tosses off endless bits of physical business as if they were little poems. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 12, 2004 +301 You can thank Johnny Depp and Johnny Depp alone for any enjoyment you get out of this film. C+ rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) March 12, 2004 +301 A deliciously pulpy thriller ... equal parts comedy and suspense, and the mix is nice. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 12, 2004 +301 Lounging around that cabin in a ratty bathrobe, Depp manages to make doing nothing look dynamic. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 12, 2004 +301 It's dark and a bit contrived, and that will turn off some, but audiences seeking something offbeat and scary won't be disappointed. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette March 12, 2004 +301 The film's twist is probably something that most viewers are going to be able to guess. rotten 0 Movie Poop Shoot March 12, 2004 +301 Secret Window had me for the first two-thirds of the film but it falls apart into typical [Stephen] King-isms in the last third... C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 12, 2004 +301 It's all about the Depp. And hats. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 12, 2004 +301 It's hard to name an actor more versed at elevating pulp material to a stylish level than Johnny Depp. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World March 12, 2004 +301 What makes this movie work is the smart script and the outstanding cast that gives these characters depth. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com March 12, 2004 +301 Depp's Window turns a typical King yarn into a rewarding psychological portrait 3/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 Washington Times March 12, 2004 +301 What starts as narration progresses to talking to himself and eventually responding to questions asked by his brain... a trick The Simpsons could claim years ago. rotten Fred Topel 0 About.com March 11, 2004 +301 The rising dread is hobbled by a huge impediment: The story doesn't make a lick of sense. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star March 11, 2004 +301 This uneven psychological thriller has its share of chills, but Depp and Turturro are a hoot. B fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle March 11, 2004 +301 'Secret Window' is essentially a one-man show for Johnny Depp to strut his stuff. rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 Critic Doctor March 11, 2004 +301 There is undeniable pleasure in watching Depp have fun with a role, turning a character in an inferior movie into something worth treasuring. Still, it would be even more rewarding watching him work his magic in a good film. C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News March 11, 2004 +301 In the end, this just deteriorates into a mediocre suspense flick. C+ rotten 0 E! Online March 11, 2004 +301 A potent psychological thriller bolstered by strong performances and an offbeat sense of humor. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today March 11, 2004 +301 A well-made thriller that echoes Alfred Hitchcock and Stephen King in equal measure. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle March 11, 2004 +301 A fantastic foray into the front of psychological thrillers. 4/5 fresh Rafe Telsch 0 CinemaBlend March 11, 2004 +301 There are contrivances of convenience in Secret Window, all of which keep the movie from ending too soon. 2/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday March 11, 2004 +301 With the gargantuan amount of talent invested in this production, it just seems churlish to quibble over details. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather March 11, 2004 +301 Johnny Depp's performance as a trebly beset writer is the highlight of this underwhelming suspense thriller based on a Stephen King novella. 1.5/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times March 11, 2004 +301 For all its technical prowess, it can't shake the feeling that we've seen this all before... and that it was probably better the first time. C+ rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium March 11, 2004 +301 Blandly staged and simply told. 2/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 11, 2004 +301 Pitched between horror and comedy, Secret Window turns out to be neither terribly scary nor especially funny. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times March 11, 2004 +301 The secret becomes obvious early in the film...so thankfully there's one thing even more crucial to the movie: Johnny Depp. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) March 11, 2004 +301 Will appeal to...horror fans who prefer an ending that truly sinks its teeth into the story and concludes it with a crisp, satisfying crunch. fresh Pamela Troy 0 culturevulture.net March 11, 2004 +301 Even if you do figure out what's ahead, the movie's stylish execution rewards you for your cunning. 3/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News March 11, 2004 +301 Depp putters around in one of his wife's old bathrobes, allowing clues to fall out of the pockets like crumpled used tissues, which is exactly what they and the movie most resemble. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press March 11, 2004 +301 Not scary, not suspenseful, not complex, not atmospheric. 2/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer March 11, 2004 +301 We're asked to believe that John Shooter [Tuturro] is a creative writer...yeah, and I'm a nuclear physicist. 6/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com March 11, 2004 +301 Secret Window is an intense thriller, adapted from a novella by Stephen King, that presents a rounded anatomy of resentment and anger. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 11, 2004 +301 With Depp in the lead, Secret Window never quite slips into mediocrity, but it's not destined to be remembered among King's finest efforts, either. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic March 11, 2004 +301 Familiar as it is, Secret Window is fun because writer/director David Koepp is so adept at smoothing over the cut-and-paste marks with off-kilter humor and believable human behavior. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 11, 2004 +301 [Depp] does make the experience far more watchable than it ought to be...with his eccentric, outwardly violent manifestations of his inner turmoil C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 11, 2004 +301 Fosters resentment by tricking you into thinking it's going somewhere much cleverer than it actually does. 2/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel March 11, 2004 +301 It provides no thrills, no remotely sympathetic characters and -- despite a tortuous plot that goes to great lengths to trick the audience -- no surprises. C- rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 11, 2004 +301 Bloody, bone-chilling fun. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 11, 2004 +301 Taken within its genre, it's a terrifically fun ride. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly March 11, 2004 +301 Hitchcock would have loved it. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 11, 2004 +301 The ultimate test of one's tolerance for King's self-aggrandizing postulations about writer's block, obsessive fans and the potentially frightening manifestations of the writer's id. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly March 11, 2004 +301 The standout is John Turturro, who makes Shooter a terrifying individual. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews March 11, 2004 +301 Telegraphs its intentions too early and relies too much on a single actor, Johnny Depp, to achieve its emotional force. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter March 11, 2004 +301 [Koepp] manages some compelling creepy-crawly moments and captures the wintry mood of Mr. King's small-town upstate New York setting. B- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News March 11, 2004 +301 This is Depp's film from beginning to end, and he's fascinating to watch. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com March 11, 2004 +301 Depp gives a smart, subtle performance, and Turturro is terrific as a foe who's both exactly what he seems and exactly the opposite. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor March 11, 2004 +301 A clever, tense thriller that loses steam toward the end. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune March 11, 2004 +301 Secret Window, a hack job patched together from bits of Stephen King's earlier, better stories, is such a cheeseball it ultimately subverts even Depp's considerable charm and talent. C- rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution March 11, 2004 +301 There are a couple of tingly reveals and creepy fake-outs, but it's just too familiar. John Shooter tells Morty that his story needs a better ending. So does this movie. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom March 11, 2004 +301 It's hard not to get drawn in as director David Koepp steadily ratchets up the tension and Depp piles on the weird little flourishes. ...warped fun 3/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette March 11, 2004 +301 The movie can only skate so far on Depp's charisma and a handful of gleefully bent internal monologues. It has no fun in winding to its oafish, obvious conclusion. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) March 11, 2004 +301 In Pirates, Depp stole the show. In Secret Window, he is the show. 3/4 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun March 11, 2004 +301 Engaging thriller laced with uneasy tension. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian March 11, 2004 +301 Call me picky, but I need my thrillers to thrill me. C rotten Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) March 11, 2004 +301 Entertaining at first, but falls apart once its secret is revealed. 1.5/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs March 11, 2004 +301 For a movie that's ultimately about a writer trying to come up with a better ending for his story, Window is in desperate need of a livelier conclusion of its own 4/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine March 11, 2004 +301 [Depp's] readings and body language . . . comment on the action with a wry snarkiness that is, in the end, the only thing worth watching 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews March 10, 2004 +301 I lost interest somewhere in the middle of this film. 2/5 rotten David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com March 10, 2004 +301 The greater question is why folks who have demonstrated relatively good judgment in the past equivocated themselves into a dimwit pot-boiler. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central March 10, 2004 +301 For all its last-act problems, the picture's stylishness, genuinely unsettling atmosphere and spectacular lead performances make it an enjoyably creepy thrill-ride. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 10, 2004 +301 The story roots around dutifully in by-now-familiar SK notions of real life being stranger than fiction. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly March 10, 2004 +301 Bravo for the revival of the smart thriller. 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly March 10, 2004 +301 Who knew that a story about plagiarism would be so genuinely frightening? A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 9, 2004 +301 The bulk of Secret Window is best summed up by another of the film's thematic constants-a primary character's pathological taste for corn. 2/4 rotten Keith Uhlich 0 Slant Magazine February 9, 2004 +301 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +301 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 27, 2007 +301 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +301 3.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +301 2/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons March 14, 2005 +301 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 7, 2004 +301 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon May 1, 2004 +301 C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com April 24, 2004 +301 2.5/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun March 27, 2004 +301 2.5/4 rotten Stacie Hougland 0 Hollywood.com March 16, 2004 +301 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com March 15, 2004 +301 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium March 15, 2004 +302 A major disappointment from first-class director Philip Kaufman. 1/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune December 6, 2018 +302 There are moments when Rising Sun touches a raw nerve...Too often though, this film conveys what might be called the unbearable lightness of Crichton. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 24, 2018 +302 It turns out a muddle: a buddy pic and a culture shocker as well as a thriller. rotten Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday November 28, 2017 +302 It never rises past a second-rate thriller. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 27, 2011 +302 Kaufman's film is flawed. but not as bad as critics claim-- charges of racism made this adaptation controversial even before it was seen. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 2, 2009 +302 It would be nice to see Connery doing something intrinsically interesting instead of trying to make something inherently dull entertaining. And it would be good to see Snipes cut loose more than he is able to here. rotten Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine November 5, 2008 +302 As the plot grows more intricate, strangely the tension dissipates, until finally the movie just seems to run out of breath. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek October 18, 2008 +302 What should have been a tense political thrilling blockbuster, ends up a wasted effort with a limp storyline that once again fails to give the book justice. 2/5 rotten Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine April 9, 2008 +302 aufman's heavy-handedness and a half-baked script with unfocused performances to match render this unentertaining, vacuous nonsense. rotten 0 Film4 April 9, 2008 +302 When working in genre territory before, the idiosyncratic Kaufman has shown a marked tendency to debunk or subvert conventions. Playing it straight here, he brings little to the table. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety April 9, 2008 +302 I found it pretty entertaining, as well as provocative in some of its comments about contemporary life. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader April 9, 2008 +302 Snipes at his coolest still can't save this xenophobic piece of studio flotsam. 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium May 13, 2007 +302 Kaufman's PC adaptation falls awkwardly between the conventions of the Hollywood conspiracy thriller and something intended as more artily significant. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +302 An intriguing, sensual whodunit that would have been even better had it not succumb to political correctness and changed the identity of the killer from Crichton's novel. 7/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com March 3, 2006 +302 The film disappoints, but Snipes and Connery don't. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 28, 2004 +302 An intelligent and sophisticated screen adaptation of Michael Crichton's bestselling novel fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 12, 2003 +302 It directs attention not to the internal reasons for America's economic problems, but to inscrutable, generalized, unknown others from abroad, whose yellow skins and strange manners announce their evil purposes as much as their unfair trade practices. 1.5/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +302 This adaptation is a sleek, smartly plotted entertainment, thoroughly engrossing. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline January 9, 2002 +302 The flaws don't cripple what is a fiercely funny, exciting and provocative detective story about the crimes of corporate culture -- crimes that transcend race and geography. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +302 There are a few too many plot holes and logical errors. Rising Sun may be solidly-paced, but not all aspects of the production are as successful. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +302 The screenplay by Kaufman, Crichton and Michael Backes is not about much of anything important. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +302 Connery is heaven, and so is the movie. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +302 A thoroughly gratifying prestige thriller, thanks to riveting suspense and two brilliant stars. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +302 A typical over-blown Hollywood production. 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +302 The film works because of the world it creates, aided by the cinematography of Michael Chapman and the set design of frequent Coppola collaborator Dean Tavoularis. 3.5/5 fresh Louis Black 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +302 Where the movie really stumbles is with co-writer/director Philip Kaufman's attempts to make it a conventional mystery-thriller. Kaufman simply doesn't have the slightest notion of how to make a conventional film of any kind. 2/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +302 For all the gloss and high-tech hardware, the mystery just fails to be intriguing. rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +302 A slick yet pedestrian thriller. 2.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +302 C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +302 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +302 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 23, 2004 +302 3/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 6, 2004 +302 3/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals June 11, 2003 +302 2/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 4, 2003 +302 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 15, 2002 +302 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +302 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly July 30, 1993 +304 All in all, this is a smart, charming and endearing film. 8/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 20, 2018 +304 Blending Jennifer Westfeldt's talky, observational style with the kind of irreverent humour that helped Bridesmaids bridge the gender divide, Friends With Kids explores love, marriage and child-rearing with gusto and wit. 4/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Metro (UK) August 23, 2018 +304 Blends the disparate tones---dirty, sweet, funny and flailing---into a largely compelling, wholly watchable modern movie. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) April 11, 2018 +304 The actress and director offers a few good questions to the audience... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 January 29, 2018 +304 There is so much wrong with the film Friends with Kids that it's actually hard to choose just one thing. rotten Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 21, 2017 +304 Westfeldt has shackled herself to such a lame gimmick that there's scarcely room to breathe. rotten Sean Burns 0 The Improper Bostonian May 12, 2015 +304 Surprisingly funny and wickedly smart, this romantic dramedy soars. 5.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood June 30, 2013 +304 As she did with her first script, the gender-bending 'Kissing Jessica Stein,' Westfeldt goes for something radical and winds up pulling her punches when things start getting interesting. C+ rotten Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger June 2, 2013 +304 Movies of this genre normally want you to root for the couple to end up together. All this one had me doing was hoping that someone would smack them upside the head and talk some sense into them. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 16, 2012 +304 I'd rather have my head stuck in a vise than be forced to sit through another viewing. D- rotten Erick Weber 0 NECN August 24, 2012 +304 Friends with Kids is funny and likable and while the dialogue is often bawdy and sexually frank, its elements are completely fairytale, including a climax involving a cross-town dash. fresh Jason Solomons 0 Observer (UK) July 1, 2012 +304 Adam Scott takes the leading male role as Jason Fryman. Were such a thing possible, he looks like he could be the son of Tom Cruise and Michael Sheen, minus their celebrity baggage. 4/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail June 29, 2012 +304 Westfeldt's screenplay is often sharp, shrewd and funny... 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard June 29, 2012 +304 Sure this is going to draw some comparisons to Bridesmaids - and understandably so - but still there are some great performances and touching moments. 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) June 29, 2012 +304 Friends With Kids is a smart, witty and potty-mouthed confection that uses an intriguing premise as a hook for a familiar tale of soulmates who are blinkered to the deep love that binds them. fresh 0 Liverpool Echo June 29, 2012 +304 Friends With Kids is a smart, witty and potty-mouthed confection that uses an intriguing premise as a hook for a familiar tale of soulmates who are blinkered to the deep love that binds them. fresh 0 Liverpool Echo June 29, 2012 +304 If the leads ultimately conform to rom-com type, there's enough messiness, heartbreak and hurt around them to stop the movie becoming cosily bland. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk June 29, 2012 +304 It's conventional, dull and unconsciously nasty. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) June 28, 2012 +304 If you see this on at the cinema, walk on by. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian June 28, 2012 +304 It's left to the wonderful Scott, with his satyr's face and killer timing, to carry the movie through thick and thin. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) June 28, 2012 +304 It's difficult to muster the will to get behind these fools, and yet there are stretches where Westfeldt's script glows, such as an expertly executed dinner-table fracas, which manages to engage the entire ensemble. 3/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies June 28, 2012 +304 It's hardly a relatable scenario but there's something compelling about it all the same as these two not wholly sympathetic characters try and have their cake and eat it. 3/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) June 27, 2012 +304 While this results in some genuine moments of truth, most scenes feel forced to fit the standard rom-com template. rotten Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema June 27, 2012 +304 Friends With Kids is the story of two best friends who discuss having a child together even though they are not a couple. 4/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post June 27, 2012 +304 Enjoyable, well written relationship comedy making some astute observations and providing terrific performances from a superb cast, though the initially promisingly offbeat script ultimately lacks the courage to kick against convention. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon June 27, 2012 +304 Starring much of the Bridesmaids troupe, this film shares with that movie a coarse sense of humour skilfully blended with the underlying theme that stability trumps flakiness and that...family values really do rule. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW June 26, 2012 +304 Jennifer Westfeldt continues to forge a strong reputation as a writer of humanist romance. 3.5/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture June 26, 2012 +304 It's safe to assume its sharp comments on what kids can do to marriage - and friendships - come from years of observation. 3/5 fresh Cath Clarke 1 Time Out June 26, 2012 +304 It benefits from a supernaturally engaging cast, but this treads too closely to the rom-com model to feel as smart or moving as Westfeldt's previous best. 3/5 fresh Helen O'Hara 0 Empire Magazine June 25, 2012 +304 With a hilariously smart script and a terrific cast, this romantic comedy rises far above the pack, engaging us emotionally and intellectually while offering some telling observations on the state of modern relationships. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 21, 2012 +304 Smart dialogue, a gifted ensemble and good intentions from Jennifer Westfeldt, but her grown-up romcom can't quite escape feeling like a sitcom on the big screen. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Crocker 0 Total Film June 20, 2012 +304 In the film's favour is the fantastic cast, which includes Edward Burns, Kristen Wiig and a particularly on-form Jon Hamm. 3/5 fresh Paul Gallagher 0 The List June 14, 2012 +304 There's a bit of ballast in this romcom that is quite satisfying. 3.5/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) June 6, 2012 +304 There's much to like here but it's a bumpy ride and for all its banter, it takes itself very seriously. 3/5 rotten Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald June 6, 2012 +304 Getting the best of the laughs is the underrated Adam Scott who as Jason, is never afraid to share what's on his mind. B+ fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane June 3, 2012 +304 ...a talky and sometimes witty romantic comedy that, at least for a while, serves as a bracing antidote to all those irritating, stroller-pushing Sacred Baby couples who seem to be everywhere, even in upscale restaurants, these days. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 29, 2012 +304 A smart, engaging, adult comedy that is as comfortable being acerbically honest as it is being, ultimately, rather old-fashioned. B+ fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) April 16, 2012 +304 A trendy sitcom of a movie substitutes banter for real depth rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit March 22, 2012 +304 Obviously heartfelt and unusually sharp-sighted, Friends With Kids is good enough that you wish it were better. B- fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) March 19, 2012 +304 Westfeldt tells what should be an all too familiar tale with a subversively refreshing take on what constitutes love and romance 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews March 17, 2012 +304 The climax sent me out of the theatre scratching my head, and even though I enjoyed the majority this isn't exactly the sort of reaction I'm guessing the writer/director was hoping for. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com March 17, 2012 +304 Jennifer Westfeldt and friends ask: Do children ruin every relationship? No, just many of them. B fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer March 16, 2012 +304 I'm not sure what the point of Friends with Kids is. 2.5/5 rotten Grae Drake 0 Movies.com March 16, 2012 +304 "Westfeldt tries with all her might to ensure that the film is socially and romantically ""edgy"" by ridiculing anything that might smack of old-fashioned, middle American morality and dowsing us with the characters' unquestioned narcissism" 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 15, 2012 +304 Mature relationship dramedy heartfelt, but also cliched. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media March 13, 2012 +304 Grows before our eyes into something deeper and more satisfying than a standard chick flick. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express March 12, 2012 +304 ... lots of knowing laughs along the way ... 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review March 12, 2012 +304 Another perceptive take on modern relationships by triple threat Westfeldt. 3.5/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle March 10, 2012 +304 Westfeldt's sloppy love letter to herself and corralled Hamm's friends to help sell it. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com March 10, 2012 +304 This uneven serio-comedy about the impact of parenthood on identities, lifestyles and frienships is too much like a TV sitcom, only occasionally witty and timely in illuminating the way we live now. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 10, 2012 +304 An exploration of the results such a situation could bring ... [T]hose results are admittedly predictable and formulaic. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 9, 2012 +304 Westfeldt does have a gift for navel-gazing gab, and the scenes of her friends and their offspring are as funny as they are horrific. fresh Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper March 9, 2012 +304 Pleasant but overfamiliar. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate March 9, 2012 +304 Unfortunately, the culmination of the story is unsatisfactory and predictable. rotten Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 9, 2012 +304 For the audience, it is never a case of caring if Jules and Jason eventually raise a child together. It's far more important how they get there. rotten David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 9, 2012 +304 Sitcom-amusing, in that middle-of-the-road way. 2.5/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post March 9, 2012 +304 Friends with Kids is not a lecture, though -- rather, a romantic comedy for adults for whom issues like family planning are a reality. 7.4/10 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Paste Magazine March 9, 2012 +304 It's the kind of cutesy idea that doesn't ring remotely true. C+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor March 9, 2012 +304 This is a sharp, funny, touching and utterly winning slice of New York. 4.5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com March 9, 2012 +304 Honest and frequently very funny even if the humor sometimes feels forced. Unspools like a younger, raunchier Woody Allen film, especially in light of its lovingly-shot NYC setting. B fresh 0 Movie Dearest March 9, 2012 +304 Westfeldt clearly illustrates the various hurdles in parenting and relationships...in the priviledged world of successful New Yorkers. 3/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb March 9, 2012 +304 It's a mildly provocative and insightful effort that maintains an effectively playful approach to its subject matter. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue March 9, 2012 +304 Two friends, surrounded by parenting pals, decide to do it platonically and you can see the ending coming a mile away in this forced farce, with intermittent moments of hilarity and truth. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International March 9, 2012 +304 [A] crass, shallow cash-in. 1/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday March 9, 2012 +304 Imagine - a romantic comedy that's actually both. It's been a long, long time. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger March 9, 2012 +304 The candid sexual conversations define this as a film made by, and for, adults...but who says grownups don't want romantic fulfillment in movies? fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com March 9, 2012 +304 Fans of Parks and Recreation and Party Down will enjoy watching [Adam] Scott build on his comic persona from those two shows. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity March 9, 2012 +304 Most of the easy cliches suggested by that premise are sidestepped, which is almost miraculous. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 9, 2012 +304 Friends with Kids doesn't really understand kids very well. It also doesn't understand the friends. This entire world is about Julie and Jason. And even then, their neurosis and emotional entanglements seem a bit too... written. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 9, 2012 +304 Scott is terrific, his ironic detachment slowly sliding away into self-knowledge as his character gradually comes into focus. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto March 9, 2012 +304 It is our loss, as a movie-going collective, that we're only getting a new Jennifer Westfeldt movie every five or so years. fresh Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com March 9, 2012 +304 Whom is this movie for, really? It's too tame for the whooping crowds of women who made hits of the Sex and the City movies and Bridesmaids. And for sure it isn't for parents with kids. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail March 9, 2012 +304 It's funny without being ridiculous, sweet without turning sentimental, even though it involves parenthood. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald March 9, 2012 +304 [Westfeldt] makes a promising directorial debut with this good-natured dramedy, boosted in large part by an outstanding ensemble. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News March 9, 2012 +304 When it works, it works well, and there are several laugh-out-loud moments and a couple of believably tender scenes. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies March 9, 2012 +304 "Friends with Kids"" goes on a beat or two too long, and lands in the obvious place, but it's filled with smarts and laughs and passion." B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News March 9, 2012 +304 Credit Westfeldt, who is also the writer and director, with a classic setup for farce, brightly executed. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post March 9, 2012 +304 Too many sequences feel generic, from the unexamined privilege that serves as the movie's cultural backdrop to the now-requisite scene of a man changing a diaper while covered in baby poop. 2/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post March 9, 2012 +304 Jennifer Westfeldt's observant writing keeps things grounded and the strong performances root the movie in truthful emotions 3.5/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork March 9, 2012 +304 The movie survives its sizable flaws thanks to a lot of heart and winning performances by its lead actors. 3.5/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com March 8, 2012 +304 Feels like vintage Woody Allen, and that's a very good thing, indeed. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 8, 2012 +304 It offers the rare combination of romance, humor, an inventive conceit and social relevance, without adhering slavishly to rom-com conventions. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today March 8, 2012 +304 There's a framework for a fun comedy here, but no one says anything witty and none of the characters emerge as anything resembling a real person with bigger problems than the kind of babies-are-a-handful stuff that Erma Bombeck once built a career out of. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap March 8, 2012 +304 Westfeldt is the pulse of Friends With Kids, presenting us with life in all of its vibrant, messy sprawl. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone March 8, 2012 +304 Just as predictable and contrived as any Hollywood romantic comedy, only without the advantage of amusing comic relief to distract from the thuddingly obvious plotting. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly March 8, 2012 +304 Even as it zeros in on radical shifts in the mechanics and mores of parenthood, it sits quite comfortably in a well-worn romantic-comedy groove. 2.5/5 rotten Sheri Linden 1 Los Angeles Times March 8, 2012 +304 It's shrill in tone, awash in unexamined narcissism-kids are just pretexts for laughs, rather than objects of love-and afflicted by explosive verbal diarrhea. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal March 8, 2012 +304 It's all meant to be a cutting- edge examination of changing times, non-traditional breeding/parenting, but to my eyes there wasn't enough here to distinguish Julie and Jason from their co-habitating friends. 2.5/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 8, 2012 +304 This movie swerves from fantasy to nightmare. It doesn't feel like the story a wife and mother would volunteer to tell about herself. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe March 8, 2012 +304 In her directorial debut, writer Jennifer Westfeldt has single-handedly restored both the romance and comedy to the sadly abused romantic comedy genre. A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 8, 2012 +304 Confirms that the RomCom is not really dead. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com March 8, 2012 +304 This is a premise suited for sitcoms and a cast primed for improvisation, yet the movie never slips into either feel, keeping it bluntly real about sex and sticking to a briskly written script. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times March 8, 2012 +304 Friends With Kids is little more than a well-written and nicely delivered feature-length sitcom. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 8, 2012 +304 "The horror that real-life parents survive every day is far too frightening for any movie monster, but ""Friends With Kids"" unearths humor amid all the gory details." 3/4 fresh Graham Killeen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 8, 2012 +304 It has moments, but it's more of a drag than the zippy supporting cast would suggest. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 8, 2012 +304 At least Westfeldt is trying. She tries hard to make this a grown-up version of the romantic-comedy formula, complete with dirty jokes and sex talk. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic March 8, 2012 +304 "Like an acquaintance couple's baby pictures, ""Friends With Kids"" induces coos but isn't as cute as they think." 2.5/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 8, 2012 +304 Never as funny as I wanted it to be...still, a smart romantic comedy that should amuse both halves of the couples who see it on date night. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine March 8, 2012 +304 Harry and Sally are tired of this. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye March 8, 2012 +304 I can't think of a better onscreen depiction of the feeling of being forsaken and forgotten by the ultimate clique - parents - than the one in writer/director Jennifer Westfeldt's bright, quick-witted Friends with Kids. fresh Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine March 8, 2012 +304 Westfeldt has a tendency to go over the top, and Friends With Kids in particular has a shrill, smug edge that kills the comedy and the drama alike. C- rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club March 8, 2012 +304 A smooth but frustrating third feature with an extremely good ensemble cast. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 8, 2012 +304 There must be a better reason to have a baby than to provide a plot point in a rom-com. Don't you think? 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 8, 2012 +304 ...the film takes a tonal detour, veering from indie-inflected city comedy with Woody Allen undertones to something reminiscent of the work of Nicole Holofcener. 3/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies March 7, 2012 +304 Westfeldt is so radiant, decent and likable that you, too, will fall in love with her. 3/4 fresh Randy Myers 0 Contra Costa Times March 7, 2012 +304 The observations about parenthood, pro and con, are quick and smart, and Scott effortlessly steals the show, softening Westfeldt's brittle cuteness. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly March 7, 2012 +304 A funny and emotionally credible story of old college friends who decide to have a baby together while maintaining their single lives. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader March 7, 2012 +304 Eventually grows unreasonably contrived, leaving the intriguing discomfort of the titular combination behind to work stale romantic comedy moves that would cause even Kate Hudson to dry heave. C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com March 7, 2012 +304 While it isn't the genre-breaking work it's being pitched as, it's a work of some note all the same. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 7, 2012 +304 Respectfully pokes fun at the ups and downs of life all while making this fictional story feel very real resulting in a particularly satisfying experience. 3.5/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com March 6, 2012 +304 Let's give Westfeldt her due for making this completely hidebound, moralistic and sentimental yarn feel somewhat fresh and contemporary. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com March 6, 2012 +304 An independent ensemble drama that's as conventional as any studio product...promises to be different but is, sadly, extremely familiar. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 6, 2012 +304 "The movie's multitasking creator seems to have bitten off more then she can chew. Her friends should have advised ""baby steps." 2/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out March 6, 2012 +304 Just as Friends With Kids compares unfavorably to Westfeldt's earlier effort, her cast members' previous projects further highlight this film's shortcomings. rotten Melissa Anderson 1 Village Voice March 6, 2012 +304 Although the comic riffs about parenting and alternative families easily rep the pic's sharpest dialogue and strike a chord with more mature audiences, they coexist uneasily with Westfeldt's inclusion of a cruder brand of humor. rotten Alissa Simon 1 Variety March 6, 2012 +304 It's polished to the point of shallow glossiness -- it could benefit from being a little rougher, a little messier. 6/10 fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline March 6, 2012 +304 With the foul-mouthed, largely feminine dramedy Friends with Kids, writer/producer/director/star Jennifer Westfeldt is juggling so much, it's a wonder there aren't more jokes about balls. 2.5/4 fresh 0 Slant Magazine March 6, 2012 +304 Given the title, it's remarkable how little space is granted to the offspring, who are introduced as excretory machines, sex-blocking irritants, and occasional simpering angels, but never as beings unto themselves. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker March 6, 2012 +304 Westfeldt takes a topic full of complex emotional shadings and turns it into something that is, for the most part, reductive, cliched and even sitcommy. 2/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press March 6, 2012 +304 It should draw upscale adult audiences looking for a sophisticated romp to rescue them from the spring cinema doldrums. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 5, 2012 +304 Likeable and astute, Friends with Kids is a minor revelation in a genre currently starved for worthwhile entries. 3.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com February 28, 2012 +304 The rather sitcom-like nature of the movie's execution is offset by the pervasively affable atmosphere... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews September 21, 2011 +304 Friends with Kids takes an unusual romantic premise and explores it in satisfying and perceptive depth. 3/5 fresh Ellen E Jones 0 Guardian September 20, 2011 +304 Jennifer Westfeldt once again proves she has a way of examining aspects of everyday life that can be appreciated even by those not in that same situation. 8/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net September 16, 2011 +304 A charming and sophisticated comedy. 7/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 16, 2011 +304 [Westfeldt a] better filmmaker than she is a movie star; the sharply observed comedy...would have been better served with Westfeldt in a supporting role, with the underutilized Kristen Wiig in the lead. B fresh Anne Thompson 0 Thompson on Hollywood September 14, 2011 +304 A romantic comedy that takes time to find its groove but steadily accumulates heart and humor. fresh David Rooney 1 Hollywood Reporter September 12, 2011 +304 3/5 fresh 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) July 6, 2012 +304 A- fresh Kate Erbland 0 Film School Rejects March 10, 2012 +305 Ridley Scott has produced a new vision that is forbidding. fresh Bob Thomas 1 Associated Press October 17, 2018 +305 I thought it was a good movie...One of those early movies to define that nature of what the cybernetic future will look like. fresh Andre Meadows 0 Black Nerd Comedy February 20, 2018 +305 Blade Runner is a rare work of science-fiction cinema in the sense that it's a machine that generates questions, not answers. fresh Charles Mudede 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) October 19, 2017 +305 Probably the best and the richest film by Ridley Scott. But what makes it so powerful? Well, here we go. [Full review in Portuguese.] 5/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena October 4, 2017 +305 The definitive sci-noir. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm August 27, 2017 +305 Even when over the top, Scott's uncompromisingly disorienting film is a singularly hallucinatory experience and nothing short of exhilarating. fresh Michael Joshua 0 Stop Smiling August 2, 2015 +305 A masterpiece of dystopian science fiction on film. 5/5 fresh Martin Chilton 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 2, 2015 +305 The contradictions that plague the movie are apparent from the outset. rotten Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post August 2, 2015 +305 They all plod along while sometimes dazzling, sometimes boring special effects whiz by and Ford's climactic confrontation with Hauer approaches. Instead of tension building, though, things are grinding to a halt, including Hauer's gears. rotten Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine August 5, 2013 +305 A motion picture masterpiece on the short list of Reasons Why This Medium is Worthwhile. A+ fresh Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com June 25, 2012 +305 It takes a particularly weird kind of sincerity to end a movie that has been for its entire running time an exploration of surfaces... with its most sublime and humane gesture. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy June 11, 2012 +305 This is perhaps the only science-fiction film that can be called transcendental. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +305 [VIDEO ESSAY] Blade Runner is one of the most enigmatic yet problematic science fiction films ever made. A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 3, 2011 +305 A dark, philosophical sci-fi drama for older teens. 4/5 fresh Common Sense 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +305 ...a hopelessly overrated piece of work. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 18, 2008 +305 As a display terminal for the wizardry of Designers Lawrence G. Paull, Douglas Trumbull and Syd Mead, the movie delivers. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine August 22, 2008 +305 It may be a quarter of a century old, but Blade Runner still seems like the future . . . fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page March 19, 2008 +305 Paradoxically, Scott's crowded, misty, neon streetscape seems even murkier; fuzz I chalked up to VHS tapes is production designer Lawrence G. Paull dumping ashtrays in the air. B- rotten Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly February 22, 2008 +305 Probably close to being on par with Fritz Lang's Metropolis in terms of grandeur -- although of a stunningly different and far more unsettling kind. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 19, 2008 +305 The new version helped me see the soul because, ironically, this rendering is so much brighter. Noir or not, a film you can't see properly is a film you can't fully appreciate. 3.5/4 fresh John Mark 0 Kansas City Star January 4, 2008 +305 Though it's a triumph of visual futurism and an ornament to sci-fi cinema as well as to cinema in general, I resist it on some level. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2008 +305 Stylistically, Blade Runner is the Citizen Kane of sci-fi movies. 9/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis December 18, 2007 +305 Scott's film may keep us at arm's length, but it holds us, too. 4/5 fresh Jesse Hassenger 0 Filmcritic.com December 17, 2007 +305 Blade Runner, which does not look one bit dated, envelops us so completely in its off-kilter, near-future world. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 7, 2007 +305 The changes are minor, but the overall effect is a much cleaner, more logical, and more organically flowing movie. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 6, 2007 +305 Blade Runner has only gotten better with time. Do yourself a favor and pass over anything new in theaters and go for this old classic, it still has the power to dazzle and amaze. 1 fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org December 4, 2007 +305 "This ""new"" Blade Runner is still a science fiction classic." B fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times November 30, 2007 +305 The film still represents the cutting edge of dark science fiction. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 29, 2007 +305 Blade Runner, in all its various, shimmering incarnations, is deathless. 5/5 fresh Xan Brooks 0 Guardian November 23, 2007 +305 Reviled on release, who would have thought that Ridley Scott's sci-fi noir would go on to become so influential and retrospectively acclaimed? 5/5 fresh 0 Film4 November 23, 2007 +305 Twenty five years after its original release, the boldly titled and definitive-sounding Final Cut has arrived, and thankfully, it boasts editorial polishes and technical upheavals that'll have George Lucas dashing back to the cutting room. 5/5 fresh Tae Mawson 0 BBC.com November 23, 2007 +305 Blade Runner: The Final Cut plays better now than ever. 4/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press November 16, 2007 +305 There are no plot-altering additions or subtractions. But the digitally spruced print is gorgeous to look at and listen to. 4/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 9, 2007 +305 Much of the film's erotic charge and moral and ideological ambiguity stem from the fact that these characters are very nearly the only ones we care about. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader November 9, 2007 +305 This is a seminal film, building on older classics like Metropolis or Things to Come, but establishing a pervasive view of the future that has influenced science fiction films ever since. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 9, 2007 +305 Ridley Scott created a triumph of retro-futuristic design over narrative or character richness. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 1, 2007 +305 Its melding of Raymond Chandler gumshoe noir with Dick's trademark dour cybernetic musings is borderline magnificent, the themes of alienation and identity so inherent in the novel nearly popping right off the screen. 4/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 26, 2007 +305 'I've seen things you people wouldn't believe,' declares one of the androids late in the going. And if you've seen this film, you can make the same claim. A fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian October 26, 2007 +305 This is the tenth final version of the Blade Runner. This version is the best. It goes snap . . .snap . . . snap. fresh Brandon Judell 0 New York Theatre Wire October 20, 2007 +305 Not only is Blade Runner a relevant masterpiece that asks poignant questions about what it means to be human, but it also looks like it could have been made today. 5/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Entertainment Insiders October 20, 2007 +305 Beg, borrow or steal a ticket to see it on the biggest screen you can find. 5/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film October 6, 2007 +305 Blade Runner is so good, it doesn't even have to be changed. The dialogue is so fascinating you can always hear it. fresh Fred Topel 0 CraveOnline October 5, 2007 +305 Mainly, the re-release is a good excuse to indulge once more in Scott's iconic and highly influential vision of a future Los Angeles choked by rain, neon and cheap pleasure palaces. fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly October 4, 2007 +305 Projected in digital format with booming, all-encompassing sound, Blade Runner: The Final Cut is a marvel of technology and dedication. As a film it's still the same dead-eyed pretty girl who looks good on your arm but is a real bore over dinner. 6/10 rotten Devin Faraci 0 CHUD October 2, 2007 +305 If the total cinema package does not hit one over the head, it nevertheless provides more food for thought this time around. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 26, 2007 +305 The style-over-substance Scott's only substantive text. 3/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine September 25, 2007 +305 One of the all time great visionary SF films. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 13, 2007 +305 These days, it's almost impossible to find a gritty science fiction motion picture that doesn't owe at least a small debt to Blade Runner's visual style. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews May 29, 2007 +305 The android villains are neither menacing nor sympathetic, when ideally they should have been both. This leaves Scott's picturesque violence looking dull and exploitative. rotten David Pirie 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +305 The film that re-invented the Sci-Fi wheel 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 11, 2006 +305 I still think the movie loses steam when it goes indoors -- but one cannot deny its influence 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times July 7, 2005 +305 Futurism meets film noir in the most satisfying S-F picture of its day. 4/5 fresh Michael H. Price 0 Fort Worth Business Press June 3, 2005 +305 The most intelligent and terrifying vision of the future ever conceived for the screen ... A+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +305 always a classic, if slow 3/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina November 15, 2004 +305 As intricately detailed as anything a science-fiction film has yet envisioned. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +305 A real classic. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 5, 2004 +305 Visually dazzling but thematically mediocre. 3/5 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 eCinemaCenter.com March 31, 2004 +305 Visually stunning detective story, and a defining work of science fiction. 5/5 fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News March 27, 2004 +305 A sci-fi classic that balances the cerebral with the entertaining. 5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com February 14, 2004 +305 This sci-fi entry is grim, but compelling and features breathtaking visuals. The director's cut is far superior simply because it lacks the annoying voiceover and trusts its audience with the story. 5/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Lawrence Journal-World September 15, 2003 +305 Successfully combines and transcends the sci-fi and detective genres to forge a serious drama, that stands head and shoulders above the cartoonlike approach of many of its popular genre brethren. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +305 A visually stunning, but emotionally empty sci-fi classic. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope May 18, 2003 +305 This film is rendered superior by the director's cut, thanks to the excising of extraneous narration and the grim yet more appropriate ending. 5/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 21, 2003 +305 Perhaps Scott's only film that warrants his emphasized visuals. 4/5 fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You October 24, 2002 +305 Director Ridley Scott, noted for his elaborate production design on Alien, again brings to the screen a brilliantly conceived view of the future that falters only when a weak screenplay gets in the way. fresh 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +305 The dark, dreamy cityscapes created for the film are almost as alive as the characters. 4.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +305 The film is great on every level: the poignant screenplay about man's futile quest for immortality; Scott's tremendous direction; the incredible, futuristic sets designed by Lawrence G. Paull, Syd Mead and others; the phenomenal special effects. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post November 16, 2001 +305 It is, in fact, an amazingly sophisticated, sumptuously visionary treatise on the consequences of attaining god-hood. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post November 16, 2001 +305 Blade Runner is a brilliant analysis of humankind, our development and evolution. 8 fresh Alex Ioshpe 0 Apollo Guide October 30, 2001 +305 Blade Runner is a pretty good sci-fi thriller, and it's beyond me while Harrison Ford says it's his least favorite. fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews October 30, 2001 +305 A rare masterpiece in both the sci-fi and film noir genres. Blade Runner makes you think, makes you question reality, and makes you return to watch it again and again. 5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 30, 2001 +305 A genre-defining science-fiction thriller with echoes of old-fashioned film noir A+ fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com March 15, 2001 +305 A very dark and far too long thriller with many dull moments that would serve the film better by moving along a bit faster. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +305 A visually stunning, film, a truly influential masterpiece that has been copied time and time again. Unfortunately, it is also an emotionally vacant and ultimately unrewarding film experience. 7/10 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 1, 2000 +305 Actually the last movie that I had liked so much that I bothered to go to cinema for the second time. Never again I was so blown away by cinematic quality to buy tickets for repeated viewing. 1 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +305 It's an excellent film, although a tad flawed. 3.5/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +305 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 18, 2006 +305 5/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) July 22, 2005 +305 5/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat May 12, 2005 +305 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 24, 2005 +305 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 23, 2004 +305 5/5 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 12, 2004 +305 3/5 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 22, 2003 +305 4/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 27, 2003 +305 5/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 4, 2003 +305 5/5 fresh Josh Ralske 0 All Movie Guide February 2, 2003 +305 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) January 9, 2003 +305 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 7, 2003 +305 4/5 fresh Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly August 8, 2002 +306 "After a series of prolonged climaxes, with its potential victims staring directly into the camera and shaking with fright, the ""Unknown"" finally emerges as a type of rolling rubber mattress, disappointingly unhorrific in content and appearance." rotten MFB Critics 0 Monthly Film Bulletin February 13, 2018 +306 Despite its absurd storyline, it's a surprisingly entertaining film that won't deaden your brain cells even if it's a trashy B film sci-fier. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 7, 2005 +306 Fairly dreary sci-fi of the oozing monster stripe with a strong lead. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 23, 2003 +306 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 10, 2005 +306 3/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) March 18, 2005 +309 Superb acting in an Abby Mann script that seldom descends into bathos. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 7, 2007 +309 Director-producer Stanley Kramer and scenarist Abby Mann have distilled the essence of Katherine Anne Porter's bulky novel in a film that appeals to the intellect and the emotions. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety November 7, 2007 +309 The black-and-white overlong, dated and uneven film, a less than endearing talk-fest, is rescued from drowning in a sea of words by its fine cast. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 15, 2007 +309 Don't look now, but as you might expect with message-mad Kramer at the helm of this adaptation of Katherine Anne Porter's novel, there's a heavy allegory aboard. rotten Tom Milne 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +309 All-star cast in ultimately grim tale. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan January 4, 2005 +309 The film's interest lies in the excellent cast. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +309 A powerful, ironic film. 4/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +309 It makes for OK drama all the same, but it's all on the heavy-handed side. Well, subtlety was never Kramer's strong suit. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 7, 2002 +309 Werner and Signoret were wonderful, and deserved their nominations. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +309 As glib as Stanley Kramer often is, there is probably nothing glibber in his entire output than this Abby Mann adaptation of Katherine Anne Porter's novel. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +309 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +309 4/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette December 21, 2004 +309 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal March 12, 2004 +309 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 23, 2003 +309 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 11, 2003 +311 There is a powerful sense of the ramifications of evil deeds over time, but the film rarely delves beneath its painterly rural imagery. rotten Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday December 13, 2017 +311 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 12, 2005 +311 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +311 3/5 fresh Leonard Klady 0 Movie City News July 18, 2003 +311 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +311 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +311 4.5/5 fresh Pamela Bruce 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +312 Religious allusions pop up all over the castle, but nobody in the place has a prayer. fresh Walter Goodman 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +312 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +312 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +314 While E.T. had tears to spare for everyone in the family, Harry and the Hendersons is strictly for the kids. rotten Cathy Burke 0 United Press International October 10, 2016 +314 A big, Harry family adventure full of laughs. 4/5 fresh Ellen Dendy 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +314 Just as Mac and Me eventually devolved into a feature-length commercial for McDonald's, Harry and the Hendersons eventually emerges as a vegetarian screed. 2/4 rotten Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine April 29, 2007 +314 Charming and silly. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 5, 2004 +314 Passable family pap. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 11, 2004 +314 John Lithgow paying his dues. 2/5 rotten Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com April 6, 2003 +314 Fun, one-of-a-kind, and sometimes scary, adventure/comedy with the always-delightful, John Lithgow. 3/5 fresh Michael Clawson 0 West Valley View August 1, 2002 +314 Spielbergian sentimentality at its ickiest 1/5 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 29, 2002 +314 A warm and fuzzy family adventure about why you can't domesticate a sasquatch. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +314 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 17, 2005 +314 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2005 +314 1/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette December 21, 2004 +314 2/5 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) October 1, 2004 +314 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +314 3/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com September 2, 2003 +314 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com June 27, 2003 +314 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 30, 2003 +314 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +321 s there a heart-wrenching back story to explain why Diana is the way she is? Yes. Did I laugh? Yes. 6/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 6, 2018 +321 This film just made me want to crawl up into a ball and cry. And I pretty much did. Not because the film is sad or anything; just because it is that unbelievably putrid. 1/10 rotten Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +321 Identity Thief is one of those failed attempts to capture comedy magic. rotten Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal October 22, 2018 +321 It is a creaky start, and matters fail to become smoother from there. 2/5 rotten Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 22, 2018 +321 "There's something to offend everyone in Identity Thief: racist jokes, gay jokes, the word ""vagina"" wielded as an insult." rotten Roxane Gay 1 BuzzFeed News May 24, 2018 +321 Don't see it. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Cinesnark October 23, 2017 +321 Identity Thief exhausts you with slapstick. 2/5 rotten Christopher Hooton 0 Metro (UK) September 1, 2017 +321 Though occasionally funny and filled with amusing bit-performances Identity Thief's deeply unlikable co-protagonist stops this would-be buddy comedy in its tracks. 1.5/4 rotten Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon July 14, 2016 +321 Up until he becomes somewhat manly, Bateman's character's supreme ineptness is less funny than nerve-wracking. There's way more grossness than hilarity. Don't get conned. 1/5 rotten Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times June 20, 2016 +321 "Director Seth Gordon's best film since his brilliant debut, ""The King Of Kong: A Fistful Of Quarters." 3.5/5 fresh King Of Kong 0 Cinemixtape April 14, 2016 +321 ...suffers from an often unwatchable first half that admittedly does give way to a passable final stretch... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 17, 2015 +321 ...utterly confused over what to do with McCarthy as a physical comedienne. 1/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm June 24, 2014 +321 It's like Midnight Run while at the same time completely missing what makes Midnight Run work. Melissa McCarthy deserves better. D+ rotten Russell Hainline 0 Movie Mezzanine February 6, 2014 +321 You don't care enough about these people to want to see them come out on top. rotten Wesley Morris 1 Grantland January 3, 2014 +321 Bateman and McCarthy thrash around in the dark for laughs that never come. 1/5 rotten James Luxford 0 The National (UAE) October 18, 2013 +321 This ugly and rather mean-spirited film, with jokes that are so lowbrow they're totally underfoot, creaks through a number of recycled road trip gags. 1/5 rotten Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com October 9, 2013 +321 The gags mostly grab at low-hanging fruit, frittering away the marvelous potential of Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy on an odd-couple road trip. rotten Eric D. Snider 0 ScreenAnarchy July 13, 2013 +321 The natural charisma of the two leads is about the only thing that saves Identity Thief; it's a very generic, very lazy Hollywood comedy. 2/5 rotten Sam Bathe 0 Fan The Fire June 12, 2013 +321 Very little about Identity Thief is original. After a brief introduction that leads to Sandy and Diana travelling across the country together, viewers are saddled with a story that's essentially a road movie with an Odd Couple twist. 2/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal June 7, 2013 +321 Bateman and McCarthy seem inspired enough to make this janky old jalopy of a story somewhat entertaining, playing to type with a lukewarm script. 2.5/4 rotten John Serba 0 MLive.com June 5, 2013 +321 Sure, the two leads deserve better material, but there are enough laughs here to make up for a lot of creative mistakes-casting isn't one of them. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) April 25, 2013 +321 ...a yawner plot set-up that leads to lots of wannabe off-colour gags, a small army of pursuing villains and an expected final act in which Jason's icky-sticky niceness might perhaps stop McCarthy from being a shrieking psychopath. 2/5 rotten Rip It Up 0 Rip It Up April 14, 2013 +321 Formulaic multiplex mulch, way over-long, often feels strained...That said, Identity Thief is the latest example of the disconnect that often exists between critical opinion and popular appeal. Slammed by critics the low-budget film has been a huge hit. 2.5/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 3AW April 12, 2013 +321 Identity Thief molests the idea of the 'odd couple' beyond recognition. 0.5/5 rotten Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show April 11, 2013 +321 Don't let Identity Thief steal two hours of your life. 2/5 rotten Tom Glasson 0 Concrete Playground April 8, 2013 +321 The film's darker elements are brushed aside and we're left with a zany, feel-good finale. B- rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane April 7, 2013 +321 an unwieldy and unfunny farce that's robbed of comic potential through its reliance on shrill mayhem over wit. rotten Michael Simms 0 FILMINK (Australia) April 4, 2013 +321 When the plot feels like you've seen it three times before, and done better on each of those occasions, the movie better have something else going for it. Identity Thief doesn't. 2/5 rotten Matt Neal 0 The Standard April 4, 2013 +321 The first thing I did after returning from the screening was take two painkillers for my throbbing headache. A man can only withstand so much shrill shrieking and faux-screwball antics. 2/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix April 2, 2013 +321 There's probably a funny film buried somewhere deep within this concept of a morally corrupt protagonist, whose compulsion to steal identities finds her facing off with the man whose identity she has stolen, but this isn't it rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile March 29, 2013 +321 Identity Thief features the kind of 'humour' which says you don't just hit a person once, you should do it repeatedly to make it funnier. 1/5 rotten Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post March 27, 2013 +321 The film is painfully unfunny, almost literally so. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) March 24, 2013 +321 There's real potential in this premise for a ripping screwball comedy anchored by two likeable actors, but the filmmakers simply don't trust the material, stirring in constant elements of action mayhem that don't work at all. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com March 22, 2013 +321 Feeble as comedy, the movie is needlessly violent, too, as if half the crew misguidedly thought they were making a foul-mouthed action thriller. 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) March 22, 2013 +321 The real crime here is the waste of comic talent. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) March 22, 2013 +321 All pretty feeble stuff. 1/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard March 22, 2013 +321 Without the irrepressible force of comic mayhem that is Melissa McCarthy, road-movie comedy Identity Thief would end up in the ditch. Luckily, the Bridesmaids co-star barrels her way through the plot's stickiest patches. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk March 22, 2013 +321 Identity Thief starts off moronic and then goes downhill. 0/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) March 21, 2013 +321 It is reliant on McCarthy's comedy chops and her ability to deliver improv-type character material, but almost every single one of her scenes looks like an outtake. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 21, 2013 +321 Bateman and McCarthy are so fabulous in the overall, apart from this crap, and they, as actors and human beings, do not warrant the treatment they get here. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 21, 2013 +321 Cheap laughs, cheap stunts, cheap characters and with absolutely nothing important to say. 1/5 rotten David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies March 21, 2013 +321 Identity Thief is low on laughs and has a number of plot problems but the comic performances from Bateman and McCarthy ensure that it stays watchable. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 20, 2013 +321 [A] laugh-free affair despite the presence of the ever-reliable Jason Bateman and a supporting cast including Jon Favreau. 2/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema March 20, 2013 +321 The hit rate isn't as high as you'd hope, gag-wise, but Melissa McCarthy and Jason Bateman remain highly likeable screen presences, even when behaving in unlikeable and unlikely ways. rotten Catherine Bray 0 Film4 March 20, 2013 +321 There's barely a laugh to be found in this new comedy from Horrible Bosses director Seth Gordon. 2/5 rotten Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy March 20, 2013 +321 It saddles Bateman with a thankless uptight straight-man role while heaping serial slapstick ignominies on his co-star, who gamely bounds through everything the script throws at her. 1/5 rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out March 19, 2013 +321 The film's best moments are when McCarthy is left to her own improvisational devices with the camera still running, and that doesn't happen often enough. 2/5 rotten Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman March 17, 2013 +321 Clever premise, witless execution. 2/5 rotten James White 0 Empire Magazine March 17, 2013 +321 Identity Thief isn't a great comedy in the class of McCarthy's Bridesmaids, but it's still a decent one ... 3/5 fresh Eddie Harrison 0 The List March 12, 2013 +321 ...[McCarthy] goes for it Bugs-Bunny-meets-the-Roadrunner-meets-all-three-Stooges-style. It's just that the movie she's single-handedly trying to save isn't worth her effort. 1.5/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com March 7, 2013 +321 A wasted opportunity: put the two leads in a movie that didn't lazily rely on its high concept to do the work, and you'd really have something to laugh about. 2/5 rotten Ken McIntyre 0 Total Film March 7, 2013 +321 When a straightforward description of the plot is funnier on an ironic level than any joke in the film, you're in for a bad time. 1.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 COED.com March 6, 2013 +321 should have been a frothy farce, but instead takes several different attitudes, including action, melodrama, and mean-spirited nihilism. None of those are particularly successful 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews March 1, 2013 +321 "Identity Thief"" gives Melissa McCarthy her full- fledged feature-film starring role. But the result is dispiriting, to say the least." rotten Greg Evans 0 Bloomberg News February 28, 2013 +321 Identity Theft is perfectly performed, often wildly funny, and a great movie night option for the not-easily-embarrassed. 7/10 fresh Lisa Elin 0 We Got This Covered February 27, 2013 +321 Bateman and McCarthy are asked to mine a garbage heap of gags rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit February 22, 2013 +321 While the two leads are likable enough, they deserve better, especially McCarthy. Her range is criminally misused here -- it's almost as if someone stole her comedic identity and committed a bad film in her name. 5/10 rotten Tyler Chase 0 Paste Magazine February 21, 2013 +321 [A] funny, though formulaic, mismatched-duo comedy ... 2.5/4 fresh Betsy Sherman 0 Boston Phoenix February 21, 2013 +321 The latest movie featuring Chris Farley and David Spade really stinks. Oh...wait... 1.5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review February 16, 2013 +321 Lazy comedy doesn't mean diddly-squat. rotten Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express February 14, 2013 +321 It's not perfect, but it is a wild 'n' crazy road trip on the lighter side of a topic that, as a lot of folks have discovered, is no laughing matter. 2.5/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile February 14, 2013 +321 "After setting up the professional and emotional devastation Jason Bateman's character suffers when his identity is stolen, the movie does its best to say, ""You know what? Forget about that. Laugh at the crazy car crashes instead." 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 13, 2013 +321 Identity Thief is so bad that I hope it doesn't prematurely squash people's enthusiasm for Melissa McCarthy. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Deadspin February 12, 2013 +321 Bateman and McCarthy elevate the material to a higher level than it should have. 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com February 12, 2013 +321 The scattered chuckles, while generally crude and obnoxious, might have more resonance if the film had some grounding in authenticity. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue February 11, 2013 +321 Identity Thief is funny enough, but it needed to be darker, raunchier, and crazier to live up to the promise of its casting. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture February 11, 2013 +321 A road movie with its creative lanes clogged, and a Mack truck comedian barreling through, anyway. Melissa McCarthy, pound-for-pound the funniest woman in show biz these days, carries this cruel and usual raunchfest practically by default. C+ rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times February 9, 2013 +321 This is a movie for those who could care less about a bad premise or, for that matter, misfired gags, false sentimentality and obtuse characters. 3 rotten Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com February 9, 2013 +321 The snow might be tricky to predict. But the bad winter movies arrive right on schedule C rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald February 9, 2013 +321 If Identity Thief suffers from comedic recession, Melissa McCarthy is too small a stimulus package. 2/5 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto February 9, 2013 +321 A waste of the talents of Melissa McCarthy and Jason Bateman. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice February 9, 2013 +321 The theft of identity that's going on here is the fact this thing is falsely advertising itself as a comedy F rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com February 8, 2013 +321 Identity Thief is an odd mix of edginess, slapstick, and serious drama that is only occasionally satisfying. 2/5 rotten Kofi Outlaw 0 ScreenRant February 8, 2013 +321 "I came away from ""Identity Thief"" with more admiration than ever for Melissa McCarthy, but I hope somebody will devise a better vehicle for her talents." rotten Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com February 8, 2013 +321 Both Bateman and McCarthy are funny, but they really don't have much chemistry, which is essential for a road comedy that locks two people in cars and hotel rooms together. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies February 8, 2013 +321 It may be too soon to call Identity Thief the worst film of the year, but there's no doubt that it will be a contender. 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly February 8, 2013 +321 Even with all its shortcomings and sentimental fudges, there is something about McCarthy's refusal to lie down and play the victim that gives it a comic edge. A blunt edge, to be sure, but an edge all the same. fresh Tom Charity 1 CNN.com February 8, 2013 +321 [A] sloppily made exercise of rip-offs and redemption. 1.5/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star February 8, 2013 +321 The two have palpable chemsitry, but the film's hyper pace keeps pushing them forward when it might have nicer to just let these two make us laugh 2.5/5 rotten Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know February 8, 2013 +321 "Considering that it starts out with two distinctive and likable stars and a reasonably promising premise, ""Identity Thief"" reaches impressive heights of laziness and idiocy." rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com February 8, 2013 +321 Identity Thief apparently forgets it was supposed to be a comedy. 1/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald February 8, 2013 +321 "Identity Thief"" is a cheap copy of much better comedies." 2/5 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com February 8, 2013 +321 Great stars can't rescue uneven, sometimes violent comedy. 2/5 rotten 0 Common Sense Media February 8, 2013 +321 Thanks to McCarthy's abundant comic gifts and those of her equally ill-served straight man Jason Bateman, Identity Thief doesn't leave nearly as icky a taste as it could have, but Gordon only taps into a fraction of his actors' potential. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate February 8, 2013 +321 Chemistry is the reason things click. Actors with the ability to connect their characters to you always overcome a multitude of movie sins. 4/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald February 8, 2013 +321 Laugh out loud funny with bravura performances by Melissa McCarthy and Jason Bateman and a terrific supporting cast. 9/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times February 8, 2013 +321 "Identity Thief"" tries its best to entertain but half way through it loses its appeal and you'll be ready for the criminal chase to end." 2/5 rotten Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum February 8, 2013 +321 "A lot of movies released into theaters deserve the label of ""bad."" Only a few cross the line into ""reprehensible."" Say hello to Identity Thief." 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 8, 2013 +321 The film has too many characters, too much sentiment and too much time-wasting side material and phony-baloney 'motivation,' when the only thing it needs is to let McCarthy do her thing. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) February 8, 2013 +321 ''Identity Thief'' strands these two ordinarily enjoyable comics in the middle of nowhere with no help for miles. 1.5/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press February 8, 2013 +321 Bateman and McCarthy are left stranded onscreen while we are supposed to be chortling at slobber comedy and fat jokes. F rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor February 8, 2013 +321 Vulgar and tawdry, it turns a cyber-crime into cinematic chaos. 3/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate February 8, 2013 +321 A self-indulgent comedy catchall, one that's saddled with an irony for a title; that is, for a film about the value of identity, Identity Thief doesn't have a clue about what it wants to be. 2/4 rotten Kirk Baird 0 Toledo Blade February 8, 2013 +321 The whole thing's not much of anything, really - just a little more than an hour-and-a-half of crude jokes and clumsy plotting, all wrapped up with a feel-good ribbon at the end. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 8, 2013 +321 A few scenes are giggly funny. Some are just stupid. 2.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies February 8, 2013 +321 Really, this a two-hander that unfolds at two distinctly separate speeds. 2.5/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail February 8, 2013 +321 We can forgive the silly setup, without which there can be no film, but like many a road movie, this one has a better start and finish than middle. 2.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post February 8, 2013 +321 Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy make a terrific comedy team in this road trip romp. B fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer February 8, 2013 +321 McCarthy is a worthy successor to John Candy, who also had a gift for warming up caricatures with loveable humanity. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 8, 2013 +321 You know Melissa McCarthy has arrived in Hollywood when you see her receive mediocre material like Identity Thief and watch her make it funnier than it deserves to be. 2/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 Big Hollywood February 8, 2013 +321 The movie's stretch for happy-happy at the end can't wash away the sour taste of all that's come before. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online February 8, 2013 +321 "Watching ""Identity Thief"" made me feel bad for Jason Bateman." D rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) February 8, 2013 +321 Dismal...Lots of things get stolen in 'Identity Thief,' but the biggest heist is of the hundred minutes you'll lose forever watching it. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 8, 2013 +321 For a movie that's essentially a gender-scrambled version of Midnight Run, Identity Thief is an amiable rip-off. 4/5 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune February 8, 2013 +321 Identity Thief is a cinematic shart - a huge mess that's no fun to clean up. F rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony February 8, 2013 +321 A manic Melissa McCarthy does her darndest to save this overly familiar comedy. Alas, it isn't enough. 2/5 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune February 8, 2013 +321 'Identity Thief' gets off to a shaky start and never recovers. 1.5/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 8, 2013 +321 Identity Thief elicited one giant shrug from me. 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com February 8, 2013 +321 Identity Thief is torture porn. We've been using that term wrong for years. 1.5/10 rotten William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline February 8, 2013 +321 An obnoxious and repulsive comedy that consistently wastes the talents of its two charismatic stars. 0.5/5 rotten John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews February 7, 2013 +321 If you think about it long enough, you'll realize that the movie is asking you to root for a disturbed sociopath who ruins people's lives for sport. Are we having fun yet? 1/5 rotten David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com February 7, 2013 +321 A sloppy script from Craig Mazin shows no sense of character, and dragged-out direction from Seth Gordon shows no understanding of comic momentum. C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet February 7, 2013 +321 For all of its extraneous subplots and contrived scripting [the film's] got one decidedly potent weapon in the form of the fearless dynamo Melissa McCarthy. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 7, 2013 +321 If only there were some kind of federal bureau that could handle the investigation of such crimes, everything might be resolved easily and quickly. 1/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 7, 2013 +321 "Identity Thief"" is not only not funny. It's negative funny. It's short on laughs, but it will disturb and annoy." 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 7, 2013 +321 Its stars, Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy, steal so many laughs from such improbable places that the bumps in this revenge/road trip farce can be mostly forgiven, though not forgotten. 3/5 fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times February 7, 2013 +321 What a bummer. 1/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post February 7, 2013 +321 [It] manages to make off with just enough laughs to work, thanks to the wondrous McCarthy, one of the few actresses in Hollywood allowed to showcase her wit and charisma as much as her physique. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Bowles 1 USA Today February 7, 2013 +321 An unfunny jumble of absurdities. D rotten Clay Cane 0 BET.com February 7, 2013 +321 "Has the kind of cast that makes audiences ask, ""How bad could it be?"" before proceeding to answer that very question." rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap February 7, 2013 +321 As is the case with other unsatisfactory diversions, it is entirely possible to ignore the worst parts of this movie, to drift along during the lulls, slide over the half-baked jokes and just wait for Ms. McCarthy and Mr. Bateman to do their things. 2.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times February 7, 2013 +321 This often very mean-spirited movie about modern rage plays out with nods to several road-trip classics. rotten Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine February 7, 2013 +321 The comedy equivalent of mud-wrestling without the mud. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal February 7, 2013 +321 Electronic identity theft offers a host of new possibilities, and to have almost none of them explored by writer Craig Mazin and director Seth Gordon in this uninspired trudge of a road movie is the biggest waste of all. rotten Bob Mondello 1 NPR February 7, 2013 +321 The darkness in this comedy is exactly what makes it work so well. 2.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday February 7, 2013 +321 At best it's perversely interesting as a major misstep for both stars. 0/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 7, 2013 +321 Just because there is nothing new under the sun doesn't mean McCarthy can't make hay while it shines. 2.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 7, 2013 +321 If nothing else, Identity Thief confirms McCarthy's identity in the Hollywood hierarchy: She's a big, ballsy star. 2.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 7, 2013 +321 Unfunny, predictable, and vulgar, it's the generic equivalent of a Judd Apatow movie. As always, you get what you pay for. 1/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 7, 2013 +321 'Identity Thief' is not a great movie. But it is a great vehicle for two terrific actors who drape themselves in material perfectly tailored to them. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star February 7, 2013 +321 Identity Thief could be mistaken for the latest Todd Phillips comedy. Whether that's an endorsement or a warning depends on your tastes. 2.5/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 CinemaBlend February 7, 2013 +321 It's a comedy that's not really much of a comedy, and it forces the audience to sympathize with a monster of a woman, even while she shows no remorse for her awful crimes. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com February 7, 2013 +321 What success the movie finds is due to the leads' efforts, which are impressively strenuous. They start out with a great premise, and they're clearly ready to run with it. But most of the laughs are stolen right out from under them. 2/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News February 7, 2013 +321 McCarthy, who has been wackily funny in supporting parts, will be the revelation for most of us: Not only can she carry a lead, but she handles heartfelt moments of joy and sorrow. 2.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 7, 2013 +321 The film's few chuckles can be chalked up to the sheer comedic charisma of McCarthy and Bateman. 2/5 rotten Barbara VanDenburgh 1 Arizona Republic February 7, 2013 +321 "While ""Identity Thief"" isn't one of the best road-trip movies to come our way, Melissa McCarthy makes the journey worth it." 6/10 rotten Justin Craig 0 FoxNews.com February 7, 2013 +321 If this is the best we can offer two very fine actors, we're in trouble. As an industry and a culture. In other words, Melissa McCarthy and Jason Bateman deserve a lot better. And so do we. rotten Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute February 7, 2013 +321 "If ""Identity Thief"" isn't the most outrageous social satire since ""Myra Breckenridge,"" then my name isn't Rex Reed." 1.5/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 7, 2013 +321 The result is no classic, but it is fun and it seems to be paving the way for the day when, under the guidance of a smart director, McCarthy knocks one out of the park. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 7, 2013 +321 A disaster, lurching awkwardly from one tone to another, way too long with too many characters, and seriously short on laughs all the while. 1/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 EntertainmentTell February 7, 2013 +321 As outrageous as the premise may seem, there's enough laughs to make up for the predictable road comedy formula we've seen so many times before. 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net February 7, 2013 +321 I did not know I could yawn angrily. This movie somehow proved it possible. D rotten Mike Russell 0 Oregonian February 7, 2013 +321 Much as I like Melissa McCarthy, this aimless road movie misfires. And when is Hollywood going to let a plus-sized woman be not only sexual but erotic? 2.5/4 rotten Rich Heldenfels 0 Akron Beacon Journal February 7, 2013 +321 Ultimately unsatisfying, not as laugh-out-loud funny as it promises to be in the opening. 2/5 rotten Louis Black 0 Austin Chronicle February 7, 2013 +321 A weak-tea reworking of Midnight Run, itself a long-overvalued action-comedy that was never as good its proponents would have you think. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine February 7, 2013 +321 "Identity Thief"" is mostly noteworthy for reminding us that McCarthy's talents can, indeed, carry a comedy. It's too bad that it had to be this one." 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 7, 2013 +321 Gordon is lost, and his style of shooting - telescopic close-ups, which never give us enough space to appreciate the performers - feels wrong for comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune February 7, 2013 +321 A comedy doesn't necessarily need to develop its characters past caricatures, but a better balance between narrative and yuks tends to make the yuks stronger. C+ rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club February 7, 2013 +321 "They aimed for ""Midnight Run,"" settled for attempting ""Due Date,"" and wound up with ""Guilt Trip." 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation February 7, 2013 +321 "It wants to be ""Midnight Run"" meets ""Planes, Trains and Automobiles,"" but it carries little of the dramatic heft and real-world semi-plausibility of those much superior efforts." 2/4 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 7, 2013 +321 The contrived setup doesn't make much sense, and the movie throws in far too many extraneous antagonists and dead-end plot detours, none of which are entertaining. 1.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly February 7, 2013 +321 Asinine [and] illiterate. 1/10 rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 ScreenCrush February 6, 2013 +321 A cabal of under-sketched narrative interlopers, an uncertain mixture of tones and, most damningly, a general lack of good ideas and jokes doom this strained offering. rotten Brent Simon 0 Screen International February 6, 2013 +321 Melissa McCarthy is riveting in simply-penned moments of remorse and confession, adding tearful depth to her ace timing and formidable physical comedy. 3/4 fresh 0 Slant Magazine February 6, 2013 +321 Of the many qualities I adore about Melissa McCarthy as a comedian and as a dramatic actor, the best is how fully she gives herself to every character she plays. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly February 6, 2013 +321 Another rough comic movie road trip helps give car travel a bad name. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter February 6, 2013 +321 With Identity Thief, Melissa McCarthy proves she's got what it takes to carry a feature, however meager the underlying material. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety February 6, 2013 +321 ...a comedy that is about two-thirds worthy of your money and one-third a waste of everybody's time; in other words, better than average for a major studio comedy these days. fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Film Journal International February 6, 2013 +321 It's a deserving subject that should be explored in a more viable film, but Identity Thief is so bad it's hard to believe it wasn't directed by Judd Apatow or the Farrelly Brothers. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer February 6, 2013 +321 McCarthy gets bashed about like a Stooge, and she bashes back with riotous abandon. Sadly, the rest of the movie is a shambles. rotten Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice February 5, 2013 +321 It fails as a star vehicle, a recession-era satire, a WTF white-collar-grunt revenge tale, a Midnight Run-style buddy flick, a gross-out laughfest and a bathetic tale of broken souls. 2/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out February 5, 2013 +321 C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 8, 2013 +322 Aesthetically stunning and armed with a sophisticated lining of suspense, Crimson Peak does not necessarily exude any real momentum of toxic scares or memorable chills. Still, it manages to rely on its Gothic-induced romanticism that is enough 2.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 SF Crowsnest November 9, 2018 +322 This film was dark, intense, scary, mysterious, and sexy. It has pretty much everything you could ask for in a great ghost film that actually has substance. 8.5/10 fresh Molly Henery 0 The Blogging Banshee November 1, 2018 +322 It's worth watching for Hiddleston's performance and the pure spectacle of it, especially if you're a Del Toro fan, but otherwise there's not much to write home about. 6/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +322 It is a beautiful film with very few surprises up its sleeve, but you won't really care since you'll be mesmerized by what you're seeing on screen. 4/5 fresh Trace Thurman 0 Bloody Disgusting October 30, 2018 +322 Doesn't do anything new as either a horror or a gothic romance, but makes up for it with the sumptuous, engrossing visuals that are del Toro's hallmark. It really is a shame. 6/10 rotten Johnny Gayzmonic 0 Fanboys of the Universe October 30, 2018 +322 Crimson Peak - despite some obvious and repetitive story beats - is a film that deserves to be experienced as unsullied as possible...just leave your craving for horror at the door. 7/10 fresh Aaron Peterson 0 The Hollywood Outsider October 25, 2018 +322 Gorgeous, if unsurprising, waltz of crime and blood courtesy of Guillermo del Toro. fresh Nguyen Le 0 The Script Lab October 10, 2018 +322 There are few surprises in this film; rather, it is a beautiful pastiche of influences, from Gothic horror, Edgar Allan Poe and Alfred Hitchcock. To recognize and appreciate the borrowed elements only heightens the experience. fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 23, 2018 +322 This poetic rendezvous with restless spirits ends up lifting our own. fresh Ruben Rosario 0 MiamiArtZine August 22, 2018 +322 "If you enjoy a bit of gore, creepiness and ghouls, along with a rather unusual love story, then check out ""Crimson Peak."" You'll never see red in the same way again." 2.5/4 fresh Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) August 22, 2018 +322 Del Toro's vision and stubbornness brought to life a haunting, beautiful romance, worthy of continuing his legacy as one of the greatest contemporary filmmakers. fresh Deirdre Crimmins 0 Film Thrills August 20, 2018 +322 Once the movie makes its swerve into full Gothic it is phenomenal, the kind of thing you'll rewatch if you like your comfort food red and dripping. fresh Eve Tushnet 0 The American Conservative August 7, 2018 +322 A supernatural story like nothing you've seen before... One of decay, and squalor, and the magnificence that you can find in their midst. fresh Charlie Jane 0 io9.com May 19, 2018 +322 Crimson Peak might not keep you up at night, but it will certainly make you think twice about marrying the first English 'sir' who wanders into town with a proposal and the deed to a mine. fresh Eliza C. Thompson 0 Cosmopolitan March 8, 2018 +322 I had high hopes for Crimson Peak, a luscious thriller created by Guillermo del Toro, but what a prancing big mess it turned out to be. 1/5 rotten Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) January 4, 2018 +322 I really could go on all day about how aesthetically imaginative and gorgeous this movie is, but in reality, the only thing that will do it justice is seeing it for yourself. 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 2, 2017 +322 An enthusiastic celebration of gothic ghost stories, Crimson Peak is made with the irrepressible visual flair we've come to expect from the Mexican film-maker Guillermo Del Toro, and very nicely performed by a well-chosen cast. 3/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 26, 2017 +322 Had Crimson Peak a script worthy of its production design, it could have been a twenty-first century Rebecca. Instead it's just another hollow candy-coated shell of a movie. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 11, 2017 +322 Crimson Peak goes exactly where you will expect it to go. rotten 0 The Public (Buffalo) October 10, 2017 +322 Whatever blooms between the characters either becomes twisted into something monstrous or hinges upon the concealment of a dark secret. It is this perverse growth that threatens to consume from within. B fresh Brooke Corso 0 The Monitor (McAllen, TX) August 16, 2017 +322 But despite a budget that most likely surpasses the gross domestic product of a few small countries, the film fails at its most fundamental aim: namely to be scary. rotten Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 15, 2017 +322 Guillermo Del Toro's richly atmospheric film Crimson Peak is a fresh step toward the resurrection of old-school horror. fresh Mary Angela 0 Seventh Row August 14, 2017 +322 Crimson Peak definitely doesn't disappoint as a fun, scary piece of cinematic entertainment. 4.5/5 fresh Lesley Coffin 0 The Mary Sue August 1, 2017 +322 Crimson Peak is not a perfect film, but it does many things well, including the patina of human tragedy it paints on top of its creaking floors. fresh Abby Olcese 0 Sojourners June 26, 2017 +322 del Toro's catalogue of subversive and subtly political movies are worth celebrating even when they don't quite gel. fresh Jenni Miller 0 Nylon June 8, 2017 +322 It never really decides what it wants to be. rotten Arthur Gies 0 Polygon June 1, 2017 +322 Crimson Peak wants to be a lot of things, and it doesn't succeed at all of them. But when it does succeed it is so bewitching that its faults can be excused. fresh Rain Jokinen 0 SFist March 23, 2017 +322 What [Guillermo] del Toro had in mind when shooting Crimson Peak was probably a stylish gothic period piece in the same acclaimed lane as Pan's Labyrinth. Unfortunately, Crimson Peak fails to work on that level. 3/5 fresh Kristen Yoonsoo 0 Complex February 24, 2017 +322 Even though it has visual beauty that makes it required viewing on the big screen, I can't endorse Crimson Peak or claim it is anything more significant than a disappointment. rotten Alistair Ryder 0 Film Inquiry February 24, 2017 +322 Crimson Peak is a lot of fun for the most part, knowingly camp and nicely photographed, but the CGI effects become too dominant late on, as Mr del Toro lashes on the guignol. 3/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent December 5, 2016 +322 To absorb the extraordinary details, colors, shapes and situations that are rife with layered danger is to witness this director's fierce commitment to his own vision. 4/5 fresh Kaori Shoji 0 Japan Times July 19, 2016 +322 Beautiful and well-acted, expertly staged and shot, but tonally very uneven, veering wildly from one style of film to another with little warning. 2.5/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon July 14, 2016 +322 A movie for people who love the old Hammer Gothics precisely for their stately goofiness. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 10, 2016 +322 Not only did I love every silly, gothic, gorgeous minute of Guillermo del Toro's Crimson Peak, I'm actually suspicious of those who didn't. 3.5/4 fresh Max Weiss 0 Baltimore Magazine June 12, 2016 +322 It compensates for its lack of psychological finesse... by the lush visuals that background this grotesque romance. There's a lot of crimson in this delicious tale, and we're happy to savour it all. fresh Kong Rithdee 0 Bangkok Post May 10, 2016 +322 What Crimson Peak does have is proper scares, thanks to performance artist Doug Jones, when he does that thing he does, reminding us how unnerving a simple arm or leg movement can be. 3.5/5 fresh John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) April 12, 2016 +322 "In someone else's hands, ""Crimson Peak"" might have come off as a costume drama shot out of a cannon, but del Toro's is, crucially, a costume drama shot by a cannon." 4/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 9, 2016 +322 For all its feeling of a throwaway penny dreadful, Crimson Peak looks gorgeous ... Still, it's the film's smaller moments that set the mind racing. 3/5 fresh James Mottram 0 South China Morning Post April 6, 2016 +322 With a reasonable smattering of gore, and some absolutely breathtaking set and costume design, del Toro's final product is a truly unique beast. R fresh Felix Hubble 0 March 3, 2016 +322 You can feel Del Toro's seal and personality, but it unfortunately misses the level of his better works, and you can feel the studio's pressure all around. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh 0 March 2, 2016 +322 "A film that duly fulfills its ambitions, it chills and excites with its revisionist visuals and reminds us that the best ""stories with ghosts"" are allusions to deep-seated societal fears and repressed emotions. This is one film not to miss." fresh Emine Yildirim 0 Today's Zaman (Turkey) March 1, 2016 +322 Crimson Peak is a film more concerned with style than characters and the mystery/romance/horror plot; despite an interesting theme, the characters are thin and the plot is predictable. 3/5 rotten Josh Cabrita 0 Fan The Fire February 25, 2016 +322 The set is spectacular, the cast is stellar, but Guillermo del Toro's haunted costume drama is short on drama - and scares. 3/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times February 25, 2016 +322 [It] is fascinating for the myriad ways it veers right and wrong, and it speaks to the stronger passages that their weaker brethren can be overlooked within reason. B- fresh Nick Newman 0 The Film Stage February 22, 2016 +322 The movie's real star is the Sharpes' decaying mansion... a chilling living presence in its own right. 4/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk February 21, 2016 +322 As lush and atmospheric a film as the American cinema has created in years... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Parallax View February 12, 2016 +322 Sumptuously stylized and sound-scaped; there are a few Victorian moments of sublimated psychosexuality. But the sensation-novel plot and ghost-story atmosphere are too steamed-out here, chugging on; the ending gets too stabby, brutal and modern. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) January 9, 2016 +322 "This wanna-be ""classic, old-fashioned, grand Hollywood production in the Gothic romance genre"" becomes ridiculously graphic and violent." 2.5/5 rotten David Blaustein 0 ABC News Radio December 30, 2015 +322 Remarkable in every aspect, and the classic tone is appreciated given the current tendencies in ghost movies. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Alberto Abu 0 Espinof December 29, 2015 +322 Yes, the script is a tad silly at times but a game cast -- Wasikowska was born to wander dark corridors -- and del Toro's eye for detail make for a stylish and scary shocker. 4/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) December 15, 2015 +322 There's a point at which someone who is an expert in something can go from teacher to pedant. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 10, 2015 +322 The story quickly grew predictable and bland, and the design of the ghosts and the role they played in the story left me feeling disappointed. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org December 4, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is the perfect film for that small subgroup of moviegoers that doesn't see shivers and manic giggling as incompatible. 4/5 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days November 25, 2015 +322 "When Guillermo del Toro set out to co-write and direct Crimson Peak, a work of Gothic horror as gorgeous as it is preposterous, the word ""restraint"" must have been missing from his movie-making mission statement." rotten Jen Chaney 0 Uproxx November 20, 2015 +322 Del Toro understands that sex and violence are what movies are for. He wants to literally show you his characters' insides. fresh Molly Laich 0 Missoula Independent November 18, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak supersedes homage and becomes something new; a re-original. 4/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 Graffiti With Punctuation November 18, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a disappointment because it doesn't have a particularly interesting plot nor does its characters end up being too charismatic, even if it does show the visual inventivness of Del Toro. [Full Review in Spanish] 2.5/4 rotten Sebastian Zavala 0 Cinencuentro November 17, 2015 +322 I think film culture would be much poorer if it looked away from this deliciously mordant work by del Toro, one of the few writer-directors today who don't just craft images but think in them. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation November 12, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is an effort to make a throwback movie with modern effects and modern sex scenes, but it can't contend with the modern gaze with which we're looking at it. rotten Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News November 9, 2015 +322 It tries to hard to convince us that ghosts and haunted houses can be romantic, but the movie as a whole is undoubtedly corny. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Jorge Ayala 0 El Universal November 9, 2015 +322 Most times the tropes of gothic horror work well, particulary the ones relative to the geography and scenery. [Full review in Spanish] 7 fresh Hugo Hern 0 November 6, 2015 +322 Another great film by master of horror fantasy Guillermo Del Toro, with an amazing cast and sets that will stay in your head forever. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Mario P. Sz 0 Siete24.mx November 6, 2015 +322 In every Del Toro film, the ghosts, like Edith says in Crimson Peak, are just metaphors. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Daniel Krauze 0 El Financiero November 6, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak delivers its purpose of showing drama in a gothic and haunting atmosphere that's very well constructed. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Tijuaneo November 5, 2015 +322 It has all the elements you'd expect from a gothic horror film, splendid production values and it's well told. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Edgardo Res 0 Reforma November 5, 2015 +322 It's the sets and impressive atmosphere that stands out, the impecable production values, too bad it's hard to identify yourself with the characters. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Eduardo Molina 0 Reforma November 5, 2015 +322 Del Toro takes his time to get to the violence, but he never let go the audience and captures their attention with a magical and gothic aesthetic. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Anaid Ram 0 November 4, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a curious quimera formed of all the thematic passions and obsessions of Guillermo del Toro. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Arturo Aguilar 0 Rolling Stone Mexico November 3, 2015 +322 Del Toro's best film? Not quite, but it's the most detailed, the most elegant and the most femenine of all. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ernesto Diezmartinez 0 November 2, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a movie that seduces you because of its delicate, well crafted and undisputed beauty. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Alejandro Alem 0 El Universal November 2, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a dark romance infused with a high dose of suspense. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Oscar Uriel 0 Chilango.com November 2, 2015 +322 Even though it boasts a gothic narrative full of references and homages, the movie stays true to Del Toro's own style, atmosphere and characters. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Fernanda Sol 0 Letras Libres November 2, 2015 +322 Sadly, while this gothic throwback is big on design it's shockingly short on actual scares. 2/5 rotten Andy Lea 0 Daily Star October 31, 2015 +322 The house's eye-popping extravagance and intricate designs simultaneously conjure feelings of unease and the desire to explore it further-a testament to the benefits of putting money into art direction. fresh Violet Lucca 0 Film Comment Magazine October 29, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is Guillermo Del Toro at his best. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Lucero Sol 0 Excelsior October 28, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is definately Del Toro's most beautiful and elegant movie to date. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Leonardo Garcia 0 La Jornada October 27, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is the stage for one of the most violent love stories ever told... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Erick Estrada 0 Cinegarage October 27, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a refreshing and original film, it's not perfect, but it mantains the escence of its director and it's definitely worth seeing. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 En la butaca October 26, 2015 +322 Even thoug you can feel the influence of Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft novels, Crimson Peak is a love story framed within a gothic atmosphere. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Luis Fernando 0 En Filme October 26, 2015 +322 Visually and narratively Del Toro achieves to bring influences of Alfred Hitchcock, Max Ophus, Martin Scorsese, Stanley Kubrick and many other great directors without loosing his own signature and style. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Rafael Paz 0 Butaca Ancha October 26, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak turns into a sappy and predictable melodrama disguised as a horror film, even though it has beautiful production design and it's elegantly directed, the horror scenes never work. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Gonzalo Lira 0 Cinema Movil October 26, 2015 +322 Del Toro builds a tight plot but never develops it; his frames are overdecorated with macabre clutter and smothered in shadow, but the atmosphere of dread never reaches ecstatic excesses. rotten Richard Brody 1 New Yorker October 26, 2015 +322 An atmospheric visual treat from Guillermo del Toro. Too bad the plot is so very predictable. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 25, 2015 +322 Never excites as much as it indulges the senses with a creepiness. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 25, 2015 +322 It isn't your grandma's gothic. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 24, 2015 +322 This is not a subtle film. It's not even unpredictable. But it is an awful lot of ghoulish, melodramatic fun. 4/5 fresh Nick Dent 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) October 23, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a visually stunning movie of little substance. 2/4 rotten Mal Vincent 0 The Virginian-Pilot October 22, 2015 +322 An extremely poetic film, full of all the tropes of the genre but made with a los of love. This is the works of a truly passionate filmmaker. [Full revire in Spanish] fresh Jordi Batlle 0 La Vanguardia (Spain) October 22, 2015 +322 "[VIDEO ESSAY] Crimson Peak"" isn't an awful movie; it just isn't a very good one either. Come back Guillermo del Toro. We need you." C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 22, 2015 +322 All the carefully orchestrated color schemes and all the dark corridors and secret chambers and all the flowing red metaphors in the world can't accelerate the slow patches, or make us care about lead characters. 2/4 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 22, 2015 +322 The real wonder is the sumptuous production design by Thomas E. Sanders, whose darkly colorful sets were inspired by Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader October 22, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a lavish, refreshingly old-fashioned production. 4/5 fresh Sam Watermeier 0 NUVO Newsweekly October 22, 2015 +322 It's the most gorgeous thing I've seen all year. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly October 22, 2015 +322 Despite not being Del Toro's best film, it's a movie that works, hauntingly beautiful and it leaves you with a bittersweet feeling. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Juan Carlos 0 Cinetvymas.cl October 21, 2015 +322 "Del Toro just goes for effect, and the effect he seems to be going for here is something like, ""Ew, Guillermo, that's really gross." 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 21, 2015 +322 Whatever it is, it's a pleasure to spend two hours inside it. 4/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto October 21, 2015 +322 This impeccably crafted Gothic horror tale... doesn't quite come to fruition despite some vivid elements. 2.5/5 rotten Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age October 21, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak knows you know what it's doing. 6/10 fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters October 21, 2015 +322 Guillermo del Toro's gothic horror, haunted house shocker -- perhaps the most visually striking film of the year -- is in a class by itself. A rich and effective horror movie. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 21, 2015 +322 an impressive, overripe cinematic feat that makes up for its somewhat pedestrian plotting with a stunning visual imagination that impresses in both the scope and detail with which it merges so many of del Toro's cultural obsessions 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 20, 2015 +322 A gorgeous, lavish Gothic thriller which is part Hammer horror, part classic Roger Corman and, in the end, absolutely Guillermo del Toro. 8/10 fresh Paul Mount 0 Starburst October 20, 2015 +322 There's only one character that really matters in this sumptuous, romantic ghost story -- the grandiloquent decaying mansion at its center. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork October 20, 2015 +322 It is beautiful to watch until it jumps off the rails and goes over the top. 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews October 20, 2015 +322 Del Toro, co-writing with Matthew Robbins, nurtures the stately tone of Victorian times so he can haunt its romanticism with deeply repressed sins. 3.5/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com October 20, 2015 +322 ...fans of slow-burn ghostly fare like Nicole Kidman's The Others and del Toro's own Don't Be Afraid of the Dark will enjoy the feel of their skin both crawling and tingling. 3.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com October 20, 2015 +322 With a movie that looks this great, why is del Toro holding his narrative back in the throes of convention? It is not a sound impulse. 2.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org October 19, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a visually stunning mess. 2/5 rotten Matthew Razak 0 Examiner.com October 19, 2015 +322 Urgh. Another slice of over-designed pseudo-gothic crud from the criminally over-rated Guillermo del Toro, who has dutifully followed up his Transformers knock-off Pacific Rim with a bloated, empty-headed haunted house jaunt. 1/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 3AW October 19, 2015 +322 A period drama that doesn't rely on heaving bosoms to register passion. 4/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard October 18, 2015 +322 It is under-plotted and preposterous but quite fun. 3/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) October 18, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is one of the year's most handsomely mounted productions. More importantly, it is a film with a palpably beating heart ... 4/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) October 18, 2015 +322 The paranormal is the least disturbing of the elements here, played with a gleefully operatic excess, and more than a whiff of the disturbing exoticism of Grand Guignol at work in the passions unleashed. 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews October 18, 2015 +322 There are creepy old houses, and then there is Crimson Peak. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm October 18, 2015 +322 While it's not as frightening as other del Toro offerings, there's no escaping the constant anticipation of having the pants scared off you. It lurks around every atmospheric corner. B+ fresh Dana Barbuto 0 The Patriot Ledger October 18, 2015 +322 "Crimson Peak"" is, in a way, like the culmination of everything Del Toro has done before, embracing his blockbuster tendencies with the frightful horrors he loved growing up. " 3.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com October 17, 2015 +322 Uneven though this horror film from Guillermo del Toro is, this haunted mansion is worth a visit. 3/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) October 17, 2015 +322 When the overripe dialogue and stodgy pace prove tiresome, there is always a great deal of artistic detail upon which the eyes can feast. 2.5/5 rotten Simon Foster 0 Screen-Space October 17, 2015 +322 Del Toro has crafted a predictable movie that will likely only appeal to modern moviegoers thoroughly unfamiliar with Jane Eyre or Henry James or Bluebeard or Daphne du Maurier or, heck, even The Silence of the Lambs. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 17, 2015 +322 While it may not be Guillermo del Toro's best film, Crimson Peak nonetheless offers enough phantasmagoric appeal to draw you in. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 17, 2015 +322 Fans of its constituent novels will flock to see it, but they'll stay for the cinema - as rich and opulent as anything you'll see this year. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray October 17, 2015 +322 ... moderately creepy but not scary, more tedious than thrilling, and it seems like a lesser effort from the versatile del Toro. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue October 16, 2015 +322 "It's no ""Pan's Labyrinth,"" but it is as intricately, astoundingly designed and as entertaining as del Toro's ""Hellboy II: The Golden Army." 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner October 16, 2015 +322 What is immediately striking about this movie is the immaculate camerawork, framing and detailing. 4/5 fresh Reagan Gavin 0 The Times of India October 16, 2015 +322 If you can slip into the kinky folds of Guillermo del Toro's latest love letter to weirdness, you will find yourself welcomed and content. fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline October 16, 2015 +322 Guillermo del Toro's latest dive into the darkness is a sumptuous, beautifully constructed tale that feels both archaic and inviting. 3.5/4 fresh Jason Gorber 1 Globe and Mail October 16, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is Guillermo del Toro's imagining of the gothic horror movie genre, with unmistakable hat-tips to films such as Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca resonating in the eerie mansion that serves as the setting for a large chunk of the narrative. fresh Udita Jhunjhunwala 0 Scroll.in October 16, 2015 +322 Sinister and supernatural - with stunning sets, sumptuous costumes and stylish cinematography.... 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate October 16, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a classic case of style over substance resulting in a hollow movie experience that never fully reaches its potential. 2.5/5 rotten Kofi Outlaw 0 ScreenRant October 16, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a vision that is del Toro's and del Toro's alone, and while it's not his most compelling work, it's very surely his most beautiful. That alone makes it worth the price of admission. B+ fresh AP Kryza 0 Willamette Week October 16, 2015 +322 Guillermo Del Toro has long been a filmmaker who devotes nearly all of his energy to visual style, but he finds a solid foundation for his twin fascinations of elaborate production design and body horror in this Gothic ghost story. 3/4 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly October 16, 2015 +322 The problem here is that the film-makers throw too many elements into the mix. Grand Guignol bloodletting is combined with characters and ideas which often seem to have been borrowed from Rebecca. 2/5 rotten Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) October 16, 2015 +322 Gothically impressive visuals rise... story unfortunately fizzles. 2.3/4 fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com October 16, 2015 +322 "Crimson Peak"" is the perfect Halloween treat, a little scary, a little sweet and unquestionably haunting." 3.5/5 fresh Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis October 16, 2015 +322 Guillermo del Toro has always been known for striking, creative visuals, but with Crimson Peak he's truly reached a new level in his work. fresh Bryan Bishop 0 The Verge October 16, 2015 +322 Guillermo del Toro doesn't merely direct movies. He paints them, dreams them, shapes them into private fantasies. Too much? Of course. But that's part of the fun. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 16, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak has a lot going for it, and may well be the most ravishing horror movie ever made. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight October 16, 2015 +322 Sensation is essential to [Guillermo del Toro's] aesthetic, and Crimson Peak is a film that's all about engaging the senses. 8.8/10 fresh Andy Crump 0 Paste Magazine October 16, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a stunning sensory experience. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Hatfull 0 SciFiNow October 16, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a movie that's all windup and no pitch. It requires a patience of you that I'm not sure it necessarily earns, and a level of patience it doesn't feel obliged to reward. C+ rotten Will Leitch 0 Deadspin October 16, 2015 +322 This ghost story is a real gollywhopper, a voluptuous, sumptuously festooned saga of love, lust, jealousy, money, madness, secrets, ambition and spirits that refuse to let go. 3/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 Parade Magazine October 16, 2015 +322 Ultimately, though, Crimson Peak is a movie that's only pretty good. It's fine. And for this director, working in this genre with this budget and this cast, that's almost worse than making a bad movie. 2.5/4 fresh Timothy Wainwright 0 Christianity Today October 16, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a fascinating conundrum of a movie. I was close to hating it as I walked out of the theater, but images and moments from it have stayed with me. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture October 16, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak would have been a wonderful silent film. 6/10 rotten Allyson Johnson 0 The Young Folks October 16, 2015 +322 It's a throwback to a time long before the torture porn and found-footage movies that have dominated the genre for the past decade, to a time when horror was allowed to be classy. B fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) October 16, 2015 +322 Director Guillermo del Toro's unique visual style is on display but the story is predictable, the characters are flat, and the supernatural elements are red herrings. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 16, 2015 +322 Though Crimson Peak's tone is arch enough that it won't be for everyone, there's definitely a gory, beating heart at its core. fresh David Sims 1 The Atlantic October 16, 2015 +322 This Gothic Hitchcock-Poe mash-up is a feast for the eyes. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 16, 2015 +322 Dazzling sets and profoundly gorgeous costumes by Kate Hawley. Hiddleston captures the essence of Rhett Butler with a Heathcliff subtext. Chastain walks off with every scene she's in. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Las Vegas Informer October 16, 2015 +322 If eyes could eat, every pair would gobble up what Guillermo del Toro and cinematographer Dan Lausten have to offer and then ask for seconds. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews October 16, 2015 +322 A mad exercise in deluxe set decoration and lush costume design. All gorgeous, but after a while it becomes much too much of a good thing. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online October 16, 2015 +322 Sterile but still entertaining, this is far from a disaster, but definitely a disappointment. 2/5 rotten Ali Plumb 0 Digital Spy October 16, 2015 +322 Where is the humor, the propulsion, the story sense of del Toro's best work? rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 16, 2015 +322 Despite its cast, it's a bit thin on the acting, but like all of del Toro's films, it has a visual sensibility that's truly the star of the show. 2.5/4 fresh Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 16, 2015 +322 Del Toro has successfully managed to take the most desirable elements of his previous Spanish-language work like The Devil's Backbone and Pan's Labyrinth and expand on them with a bigger budget and a Hollywood cast. A- fresh Matt Shiverdecker 0 Austin American-Statesman October 15, 2015 +322 It's a story that loses momentum, the narrative lurching unsteadily towards the denouement in a story that perfectly illustrates that looks aren't everything. 3/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema October 15, 2015 +322 The film is sumptuously shot, lit, scored and acted. 4/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) October 15, 2015 +322 The good news is that this one, a ghostly gothic romance, is at least a step up from Del Toro's killjoy kaiju would-be epic Pacific Rim. The less good news is that... this one is strictly forgettable. 2/4 rotten Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online October 15, 2015 +322 The film is too busy, and in some ways too gross, to sustain an effective atmosphere of dread. It tumbles into pastiche just when it should be swooning and sighing with earnest emotion. rotten 1 New York Times October 15, 2015 +322 [Guillermo del Toro's] grandiose ambitions to update the haunted house story result in a lurid mess, entertaining for all the wrong reasons. 2/5 rotten Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) October 15, 2015 +322 This is a rich essay in the form, which takes care to evoke even the lighting cues of vintage Roger Corman or Mario Bava in the service of a rattling good melodrama. fresh Kim Newman 0 Sight and Sound October 15, 2015 +322 It is a love story, a masochistic and violent one admittedly, but once which has us setting our fob watches for the final chapter in what looks to be an enchanting trilogy. 4/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies October 15, 2015 +322 It may be a little overwrought for some tastes, borderline camp at points, but if you're partial to a bit of Victorian romance with Hammer horror gloop and big, frilly night-gowns, GDT delivers an uncommon treat. 4/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine October 15, 2015 +322 Its sombre sincerity and hypnotic, treasure-box beauty make Crimson Peak feel like a film out of time - but Del Toro, his cast and his crew carry it off without a single postmodern prod or smirk. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 15, 2015 +322 A gothic tale where the horror and claustrophobia are a metaphor for women being trapped under social conventions. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Jordi Costa 0 El Pais (Spain) October 15, 2015 +322 Even watered-down blood runs red. 3/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post October 15, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is worth a significant deal of admiration, even if that is primarily on its technical merits. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies October 15, 2015 +322 For genre mavens, the experience is like witnessing the revival of a lost art form. fresh Scott Tobias 1 NPR October 15, 2015 +322 Del Toro's creativity, the joy he finds in splicing together pieces of the movies and books and characters he loves, is hard to resist. This is a film that believes deeply in ghosts, and half of them are in its director's head. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 15, 2015 +322 [Indulges] the senses with its gore, set design and costuming, and drawing on the skills of its cast... 3/5 fresh Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz October 15, 2015 +322 Is it too much? Oh, yeah. But if you like this kind of thing, too much is never enough. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic October 15, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is gorgeous, there's no denying that fact, but del Toro's Gothic facade hides a hollow, unbalanced foundation that begins to crumble under such immense visual weight. 5/10 rotten Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered October 15, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is hardly the house-of-nightmares feature that may be expected. It is a sadder, more pensive and muted film for its indulgences, more wrenching than frightening. B fresh Dominick Suzanne-Mayer 0 Consequence of Sound October 15, 2015 +322 This gothic horror opus is melodrama most foul, and I mean that in terms of concept and execution, as well. 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 15, 2015 +322 A movie that's all about atmosphere over story, the sets and the gothic tone are the main characters here. [Full review in Spanish] 8/10 fresh 0 EscribiendoCine October 15, 2015 +322 one fascinating creep show 4/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket October 15, 2015 +322 For the two hours it lasted I wasn't asking any questions, only giggling, squirming, screaming, and swooning. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate October 15, 2015 +322 This is Guillermo del Toro's love letter to classic Hollywood horror films. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Gaspar Zimerman 0 October 15, 2015 +322 An extravagantly entertaining ghost story. Hiddleston could be our next Vincent Price. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday October 15, 2015 +322 Del Toro has all the right dramatic ingredients and pure technical mastery, but the story is lacking serious threat, often caught admiring itself instead of marching forward as a proper spine-tingler. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com October 15, 2015 +322 Del Toro's artistry is definitely something to celebrate, but there's one thing about Crimson Peak that's unforgivable - it's just not scary. 3/5 rotten Josh Winning 0 Total Film October 15, 2015 +322 Wasikowska creates a wonderful heroine with her porcelain features and lily white complexion. But Hiddleston and Chastain are so overtly villainous that their reactions elicit unintended laughs. 2/4 rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald October 15, 2015 +322 A good movie in spite of its flaws. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Mikel Zorrilla 0 Espinof October 15, 2015 +322 This film just flounders helplessly in its own elaborate universe. rotten Mel Campbell 0 Junkee October 15, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a sumptuously designed genre flick that delivers a different kind of horror from the typical ghosts-and-ghouls haunted house story. 3/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 15, 2015 +322 There's a massive hole in the roof of Crimson Peak's slowly sinking mansion, and the characters never seems to notice it... If you, like them, can ignore the similarly-sized holes in the movie's plot, you'll likely have a good time. fresh Anthony O'Connor 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 15, 2015 +322 A lavishly-made retro-thriller. Further proof that Guillermo del Toro is one of the best genre directors of our era. 9/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 15, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak isn't a horror. It's not that good either. 2/5 rotten Alex Leadbeater 0 What Culture October 15, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak's disjointed, laggy storyline renders it second-tier del Toro. Which is, of course, first-tier anyone else. 2.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 15, 2015 +322 Feels like four different movies, which don't fit together and could probably have used some streamlining. 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 EntertainmentTell October 15, 2015 +322 "You could justly apply many adjectives to movies by director Guillermo Del Toro, but ""conventional"" wasn't one of them - until ""Crimson Peak." 2/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 15, 2015 +322 "The old-fashioned good intentions of ""Crimson Peak,"" like the house at the center of the film, quickly get swallowed up by puddles of bright red goo." 1.5/4 rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post October 15, 2015 +322 "Crimson Peak"" is frustrating from nearly every angle. It lets the audience race ahead of the reveals, while struggling to put all that tantalizingly rich atmosphere to effective narrative use." 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune October 15, 2015 +322 Lurid and ghastly and immensely enjoyable and frequently spectacular and also thinner and less substantial than it wants to be, like a meal eaten in a dream. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com October 15, 2015 +322 "Crimson Peak"" ends up feeling like a bit of make-work, a project to keep the visionary filmmaker busy until something that truly sparks his passion comes along." C+ rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian October 15, 2015 +322 "Watching Del Toro's films is a pleasure because his vision is evident in every frame. Best of all, though, is his belief that ""what terrifies him will terrify others."" He's right." 4/4 fresh Sheila O'Malley 1 RogerEbert.com October 15, 2015 +322 Riveting entertainment thanks to its three leads and evocative production design, Crimson Peak is also surprisingly heartbreaking. 4/5 fresh Josh Slater-Williams 0 The Skinny October 15, 2015 +322 While there may be some slight stiffness in the storytelling joints, Guillermo del Toro's Gothic love story is a visually ravishing delight. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International October 15, 2015 +322 A deliciously creepy haunted-house story. Oozes eldritch atmosphere yet plays with our genre expectations in ways that make it as funny as it is scary. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 15, 2015 +322 Enormously entertaining and one of the most beautifully designed films you'll see all year, though it's not especially scary - opting instead for brooding atmosphere. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 WOW247 October 15, 2015 +322 The film is a visual feast with just enough shocks to ensure you don't mistake this for some well-mounted costume drama. It is the stuff of a beautifully vivid nightmare. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly October 15, 2015 +322 The movie is so elegant, actually, that it feels a little musty, and while its atmosphere is spectacular, its story is a bit stale. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly October 14, 2015 +322 A haunted mansion that from moment to moment is pretty to look at but turns out to be utterly empty inside. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 14, 2015 +322 But for those who play along with del Toro's methods, Crimson Peak is a beautifully horrifying experience. 8.5/10 fresh Scott Collura 0 IGN Movies October 14, 2015 +322 A visually sumptuous, deliciously over-the-top helping of grand guignol playfulness. fresh Helen O'Hara 0 October 14, 2015 +322 As even [Del Toro's] last film, the kaiju monster movie Pacific Rim, proved, there may be no better conjurer of color in movies right now. His dreams, and nightmares, are in technicolor. fresh Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press October 14, 2015 +322 Though bewitchingly designed and filmed, it's hard to overlook that del Toro has made a horror film that barely rustles up a full-blooded scare for its entire running time. 2.5/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) October 14, 2015 +322 As a bold, eye-filling spectacle, Crimson Peak will gratify any fan of fantasy and horror. In plot terms, though, there's something lacking. 3/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 Sydney Morning Herald October 14, 2015 +322 I wholeheartedly recommend everyone see Crimson Peak on the big screen. It's the most beautiful, bloody way to celebrate Halloween this year. fresh Staci Layne 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com October 14, 2015 +322 A faithful homage to a foolish genre. The risk is that audiences who don't share that love won't appreciate the work, like the world's best cover band nailing obscure nu-metal hits B fresh Amy Nicholson 1 L.A. Weekly October 14, 2015 +322 This haunted house flick has all the discipline and restraint of a Spirit Halloween store. Once the suspense is gone, all that's left is the blood spatter. 2/4 rotten Karen D'Souza 1 San Jose Mercury News October 14, 2015 +322 A vibrant refashioning of gothic romance and blood-soaked horror that injects fresh energy into old-fashioned tropes. B+ fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire October 14, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak gets under your skin and crawls away with abandon. It leaves you alarmed, unsettled and in a giddy state of cringe-in-your-seat squirm. 4/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) October 14, 2015 +322 The film is not quite as silly as Pacific Rim or his dreadful FX series, The Strain, but as del Toro does too often, here he takes what could be a winning homage to a genre he loves and smothers it in sensational, empty style. rotten Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair October 14, 2015 +322 The pacing by director del Toro is so slow that by the time a ghost does show up, it's more apt to wake the audience than scare them. 1.5/4 rotten Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee October 14, 2015 +322 The setting is spectacular, but its ghosts underwhelm. Kudos to del Toro for bucking the minimalist trend in spooky movies, but his Grand Guignol spirits are so visible they begin to resemble fun-house monsters. 2.5/4 rotten Sara Stewart 1 New York Post October 14, 2015 +322 Sanders' production design and Gordon's art direction take us into the belly of the beast with wood carved Gothic halls reminiscent of a rib cage and a rickety iron elevator that plunges into the bloody bowels of Allerdale Hall. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 14, 2015 +322 It all adds up to a gorgeous, tone-perfect haunted house filled with immediate pleasures. 3.5/4 fresh Charles Bramesco 0 Movie Mezzanine October 14, 2015 +322 The film suffers from attempting too much, not revelling in the horror tendencies, nor thriving in the more magical, while the romance running through the picture is a challenge to adhere to. 2/5 rotten Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys October 14, 2015 +322 "A resplendently mounted thriller, old-fashioned in spirit and decked with lavish production values. ""Crimson Peak"" is classically confident, aesthetically arresting moviemaking." 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFrightFile.com October 14, 2015 +322 Guillermo del Toro's fussiest, most compartmentalized construction, filled with the most powerful sense of repression and delusion. 3.5/4 fresh Jake Cole 0 Slant Magazine October 14, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is a triumph of production design that attempts to cover for a generic story with little in the way of complexity or incident. 4.0/10 rotten Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes October 14, 2015 +322 Old fashioned and obvious, but genuinely hair-raising and stylishly gruesome. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation October 14, 2015 +322 A film that wants to be the final word on haunted house horror, as its director embraces and finesses myriad genre tropes, cranking the spectacle up so far it's astonishing it shows no sign of the strain. 4/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 The List October 14, 2015 +322 This often entertaining film feels like a mish-mash of overfamiliar elements, falling way short in the wild, weird, what-the-f----was-that department. 3/5 fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out October 14, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak is so addictively watchable and macabre, there's no doubting Del Toro's sulphurous showmanship. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 14, 2015 +322 "At its worst, and best, ""Crimson Peak"" exists in a weird parallel world where very separate rules of logic apply. It's a true waking nightmare." 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 14, 2015 +322 Perhaps one day I'll come across a Guillermo del Toro film I dislike, but it sure as hell won't be today. fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Nerdist October 13, 2015 +322 "Jane Eyre"" this is not. Instead, ""Crimson Peak"" seems to use admittedly smashing costumes to cover up a lack of compelling narrative." C+ rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 13, 2015 +322 A fondly nostalgic Gothic horror movie in which director Guillermo del Toro delivers plenty of elegant chills while trying to supress a cheeky grin, luxuriating in the clammy, spooky-scary conventions of the genre. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International October 13, 2015 +322 A gothic romance, Crimson Peak is all about decaying mansions and withered aristocracy, sweeping heroic love and bitter villainous betrayal... and mutilated ghosts seeking justice. fresh Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. October 13, 2015 +322 [It's] certainly unequaled in its field for the beauty of its camerawork, sets, costumes and effects. But it's also conventionally plotted and not surprising or scary at all. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter October 13, 2015 +322 Aflame with color and awash in symbolism, this undeniably ravishing yet ultimately disappointing haunted-house meller is all surface and no substance, sinking under the weight of its own self-importance into the sanguine muck below. rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety October 13, 2015 +322 Unsurprisingly for a Del Toro film, the production design is the real star of Crimson Peak. B- fresh Katie Rife 1 AV Club October 13, 2015 +322 Crimson Peak will make you believe in ghosts, but it will also make you believe in the magic of the movies yet again. 5/5 fresh Mike Reyes 0 CinemaBlend October 13, 2015 +322 This grandiose film is visually and emotionally ripe, to the point that juices nearly sweat off the screen. B fresh Russ Fischer 0 The Playlist October 13, 2015 +322 Unfortunately, the house seems more alive than the characters in it - and not just the ghosts. 5/10 rotten Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush October 13, 2015 +322 Subverts the usual Gothic and horror tropes by giving Mia Wasikowska's Edith a sex life that doesn't lead to punishment. But she's soon turned into just another token damsel in distress. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro October 13, 2015 +323 As a Western, Hombre offers enough excitement to stand up with the best of them. As a motion picture with sure-handed direction, a literate script and excellent acting it also offers something for all audiences, Western fans or not. fresh Tony Mastroianni 0 Cleveland Press November 19, 2018 +323 Strikes a not very satisfactory balance between traditionalist themes... and interludes for reflection on race prejudice and so on. rotten Penelope Houston 0 The Spectator July 17, 2018 +323 ...depicts the American West as a collision of codes. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm August 28, 2013 +323 Martin Ritt's movie set a new trend in American Westerns in its criticism of the White men and in suggesting that the Native Americans are morally superior. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 27, 2006 +323 One of Ritt's best films, with fine performances all round, impressive Death Valley locations, and superlative camerawork from James Wong Howe. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +323 For this is a first-rate cooking of a western recipe-not a great Western film nor a creation, but an excellent putting of heat to a fine selected blend. 4/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +323 Superior western, with a liberal slant, based on the novel by Elmore Leonard. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 27, 2005 +323 The performances are uniformly excellent...It's intelligent and has a certain grace as well. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +323 Sun-blaring Newman western; gritty action 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 23, 2004 +323 For as much as Hombre is a film of its time, it endures as an example of how deeper examinations of the rifts that divide individuals and nations are forever contemporary. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 4, 2002 +323 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette June 4, 2003 +323 4/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) April 14, 2003 +323 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) December 19, 2002 +328 A ridiculous piece of sixties hokum, but at least we get to look at Margret... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed May 30, 2010 +328 The film bristles with dramatic and prurient possibilities, only about ten percent of which are realized. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express May 4, 2010 +328 Unpleasant exploitative B-movie. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 20, 2010 +328 The path of the story is clear -- Forsyte is in over his head with this wildcat and the two of them are going to keep battling it out until one of them wins fresh Shane Burridge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 24, 2002 +328 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 18, 2007 +328 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 30, 2005 +328 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 7, 2005 +328 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +331 Soul Power is a window into a time when anything seemed possible. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 26, 2011 +331 "B.B. King. Bill Withers. Miriam Makeba. Celia Cruz. And James Brown, earning every inch of the title, ""Godfather of Soul,"" who all by himself probably deforested a few acres around Kinshasa with the volcanic blast of his set." 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) November 13, 2009 +331 Does its part to widen this historic concert's potential audience base. 3/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly October 2, 2009 +331 Watching Soul Power is like flipping through Polaroids of that era. The color is a little washed out and everyone looks amazingly young. 3.5/4 fresh Michele Kenner 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 17, 2009 +331 It's hard not to wish that maybe there was a little less of Muhammad Ali promoting himself and a little more of the concert. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 16, 2009 +331 ...if you are a fan of any of the musicians ... or maybe I should say if you're completely unfamiliar with any of the musicians mentioned - then Soul Power is well worth seeing. Or at least hearing. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette September 9, 2009 +331 For a documentary about a music festival, Soul Power doesn't include nearly enough music. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Kaltenbach 0 Baltimore Sun September 4, 2009 +331 The movie is surprisingly dry and flavorless. It certainly doesn't help that filmmaker Jeffrey Levy-Hinte put this collection of footage together without any narration and with a bare minimum of narrative captions. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 3, 2009 +331 The performances are fine, but this feels like a companion piece to 'When We Were Kings' rather than a work that can stand on its own... 2.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) August 28, 2009 +331 Soul Power leaves you wanting more, and not in a good way. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 21, 2009 +331 It's best seen as a breezy entertainment and a reminder of how potent some of these performers -- many of whom are dead -- were in their primes. B fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian August 14, 2009 +331 Soul Power turns out to be an unusually resonant time capsule, one that weaves together theatrics, musicianship, cosmopolitanism and sharp political critique in a vibrant look-back that's at once celebratory and wistful. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post August 14, 2009 +331 It's impossible not to be moved. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 13, 2009 +331 It packs the emotional and historical power of a heady 'family gathering' celebration of African and, to use the term then in fashion, Afro-American pride. 4/4 fresh Dan DeLuca 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 30, 2009 +331 A footnote to a masterpiece. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly July 28, 2009 +331 Watching the Godfather of Soul on the big outdoor stage, you think back to his appearance in The T.A.M.I. Show a decade earlier. And then you think: I feel good. 4/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune July 24, 2009 +331 The movie is crisp and quick and looks as if it were shot yesterday, but for all that, Soul Power is ultimately disappointing. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies July 24, 2009 +331 A non-stop head-bobbing knee-bouncer. 3/4 fresh James Adams 1 Globe and Mail July 24, 2009 +331 Some may complain about the lack of contextualizing material but what is on the screen is so exciting and energetic that most viewers will probably be too busy tapping their feet and swaying their heads to the beats on display to notice or care. fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com July 24, 2009 +331 As the record of a cultural event, Soul Power is a hit-and-miss affair. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 17, 2009 +331 In addition to the expected shots of Ali and Don King in all their megalomania, the intimate portraits of James Brown, Bill Withers, and B.B. King in his triumphant homecoming are as powerful as their performances. 3/4 fresh Chris Faraone 0 Boston Phoenix July 16, 2009 +331 Passionate fans of the music will relish these archived images while regular moviegoers will be entertained, but not moved by what they see. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies July 13, 2009 +331 This has no contextual structure at all. It is essentially the archive footage slapped together. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies July 13, 2009 +331 "Conscientiously, if conventionally edited re-hash of the Oscar-winning ""We Were Kings." 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate July 13, 2009 +331 "James Brown and B.B. King anchor this footnote in boxing history, but the film peaks near the midpoint with Bill Withers' truly soulful performance of ""Hope She'll Be Happier." 6 fresh Robert Davis 0 Paste Magazine July 10, 2009 +331 Director Jeffrey Levy-Hinte pads out the concert footage with not always stimulating backstage stuff, but the music makes it all worthwhile. B+ fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor July 10, 2009 +331 A vibrant and joyous new documentary. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 10, 2009 +331 Director Jeffrey Levy-Hinte does a terrific job re-creating a landmark moment, with behind-the-scenes footage complementing triumphant performances. 4/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News July 10, 2009 +331 The behind the scenes record of the event is fascinating, both in terms of the mechanics of successfully creating such a massive enterprise and in the personalities involved. 4/5 fresh Pam Grady 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 10, 2009 +331 This is musical history that deserves to be placed alongside the best of its era. 4/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard July 10, 2009 +331 An edifying glimpse at a moment in black history when the world really was looking on. 4/5 fresh Philip Wilding 0 Empire Magazine July 10, 2009 +331 As a concert film it's unparalleled: a stunningly photographed, soul-stirring celebration. 4/5 fresh Tom Huddlestone 1 Time Out July 10, 2009 +331 Brilliant archive footage and blistering live performances - an exhilarating concert film. 4/5 fresh Jon Fortgang 0 Film4 July 10, 2009 +331 The documentary gives us a tantalising taste of what appear to have been some incredible performances. Such is the quality of the footage and sound recording that you rather wish the film was longer. 4/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) July 10, 2009 +331 The concert footage is excellent, with Brown in decent form, even if in truth he was already a decade past his creative peak. Good music movie, thin documentary. 3/5 fresh David Gritten 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) July 10, 2009 +331 Capturing the site, the sounds, the smells, and the sweat of a major musical happening, Soul Power is irresistible. 4/5 fresh Rob Daniel 0 Sky Cinema July 10, 2009 +331 Busting with footage left in legal limbo for over three decades, Jeffrey Levy-Hinte's documentary is uproarious and uplifting. 4/5 fresh Josh Winning 0 Total Film July 10, 2009 +331 While Soul Power is bound to be compared to the Oscar-winning Ali/Foreman documentary When We Were Kings, it never scales the same heights. 3/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) July 10, 2009 +331 Ali motormouth footage left over from When We Were Kings. Actually, this whole film was made from WWWK leftovers, we learn. But we manage to forget that detail whenever the music soars. fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times July 10, 2009 +331 Offers a vivid glimpse of a fascinating moment in musical history, racial politics and global pop culture. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times July 10, 2009 +331 Flavourful behind the scenes footage mingles with infectious concert performances to make this a very welcome record of a unique piece of music history. fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) July 10, 2009 +331 This engrossing doc plunges you into the chaos of this ambitious project, with behind-the-scenes glimpses of these great artists. 4/5 fresh Siobhan Murphy 0 Metro (UK) July 10, 2009 +331 Some fascinating behind-the-scenes footage and some astonishing performances. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman July 10, 2009 +331 There's a dearth of music for a performance movie. I'm not sure why the film went so much heavier on the documentary than on the music, but it's a lean mixture. rotten Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com July 10, 2009 +331 "A compilation of captivating performances by legendary titans of music, ""Soul Power"" shows the real power of soul." 4/5 fresh Jennifer Merin 0 About.com July 9, 2009 +331 [Soul Power], even with its classic performers and songs, falls short of sparking the thrill it should. C rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 9, 2009 +331 Soul Power is marvelous, and no wonder -- among the performers in this concert film are James Brown, B.B. King, Bill Withers, Miriam Makeba and Celia Cruz, all at the peak of their powers. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 9, 2009 +331 Soul Power is worth seeing -- and hearing -- for the evocation of an era and above all, for the exuberant and infectious performances. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 9, 2009 +331 Soul Power works fabulously as both a concert film and a time capsule of a time and place when gods of black masculinity joined forces to make an international statement of togetherness. B+ fresh Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club July 9, 2009 +331 documents the bass line running under the absurdly politicized, hyper-kinetic boxing match that found Muhammed Ali facing off against then-titan George Forman 4/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com July 9, 2009 +331 Likeable documentary that serves as a fascinating companion piece to When We Were Kings. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon July 9, 2009 +331 Ali's bravado-soaked words, breezily tossed off after he disrupts a Don King press conference, also serve as an artist's manifesto for the film's musical acts: Celia Cruz, the Spinners, Fania All-Stars, Bill Withers, B.B. King, Miriam Makeba, and others. fresh Ernest Hardy 1 Village Voice July 8, 2009 +331 Seems destined to join classic concert films like Woodstock and Gimme Shelter in the musical archives for its ability to capture the feel of the times and really make you feel like you were there. 8/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net July 7, 2009 +331 The performances that Soul Power captures are so captivating, so exciting, that it holds its own...I defy anyone to sit still through this infectiously funky doc. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine July 7, 2009 +331 "Soul Power"" is an imperfect social document of a time when anything seemed possible. Here's proof that Michael Jackson never had a thing on James Brown." B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 1, 2009 +331 Documentary about the three-day music festival preceding the famous Ali-Foreman fight has its moments, but plays too much like what it is: outtakes from the Oscar-winning When We Were Kings. rotten Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International June 17, 2009 +331 Though conventionally filmed in a chronological fashion, this could be the most energetic movie this year. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve May 28, 2009 +331 The sporadic appearances by Ali hopelessly unbalance the proceedings, his fiercely outspoken interviews providing the only morsels of substance. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine May 3, 2009 +331 While there's an awful lot to like about this infectious celebration of a remarkable event featuring some superb, larger-than-life performers at the top of their game, the enterprise comes across as a bit of a missed opportunity. rotten Neil Young 1 Hollywood Reporter February 13, 2009 +331 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 16, 2011 +331 4/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review July 10, 2009 +331 3/5 fresh 0 Irish Times July 10, 2009 +333 The film is bare and ravaged, and its most haunting moments look casual as well as ominous. rotten Penelope Houston 0 The Spectator July 11, 2018 +333 Yes, life is hell. We have seen it and it is true. Why, then, am I not moved? rotten Margot Hentoff 0 The New York Review of Books March 14, 2018 +333 Ingmar Bergman stretches a classic Bergman couple on the tightening rack of war. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker December 3, 2012 +333 It is a question without an answer in Shame, which does not deliver a message in any formal way, but simply offers people and their lives and leaves us to conclude what we choose. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 18, 2008 +333 "What a wonder is a gun,"" opined one-time Bergman adapter Stephen Sondheim." fresh Keith Uhlich 0 House Next Door April 19, 2008 +333 It's pretty harrowing and depressing. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 28, 2007 +333 A bleak parable. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 17, 2007 +333 Despite its evident sincerity, the film seems less like an indictment of intellectual and artistic irresponsibility than a quiet mea culpa. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader August 1, 2007 +333 A tremendously profound and unsettling film about the indignities of war. 4.5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide August 29, 2006 +333 Shame draws the rutted map of war's psychology, in bold and grievous strokes recognizable to any audience, and liable to frighten and humble them all. A fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 6, 2006 +333 It ends with one of the cinema's most awesomely apocalyptic visions: not the cheeriest of films, but a masterpiece. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +333 It is at Bergman's wits' end. fresh Renata Adler 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +333 A powerful political statement, and a deeply humanistic one, without sentimentality or banal heroics. fresh Leo Goldsmith 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 14, 2004 +333 Shame moves in deep waters: It shows, in the bleakest and most uncompromising terms, that the worst that war has to offer is the wounds it inflicts on the human mind. 5/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 Filmcritic.com March 6, 2004 +333 Even by Bergman's standards this is a severe film, which may account for its commercial failure and some criticism. rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +333 One of Bergman's most intense films. fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Edinburgh U Film Society June 18, 2002 +333 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 30, 2005 +334 Ed Wood [is] a comedy of the ridiculous in which the ridiculous turns unexpectedly sublime. A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 8, 2018 +334 Burton succeeds in creating a benign parallel world where the last are the first and the insulted and injured become the recipients of all-star tributes. fresh Geoffrey O'Brien 0 The New York Review of Books August 15, 2018 +334 Just daft enough and just deft enough to satisfy high-culture and low-culture aficionados alike. fresh Robert Horton 0 Film Comment Magazine April 10, 2018 +334 Burton imitates Wood 's films brilliantly, and Wood 's chaotic lifestyle is brought to the screen with brio. fresh Derek Malcolm 0 Guardian March 20, 2018 +334 A masterful ode to movie making and the horror genre. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 14, 2013 +334 Burton wraps it all in his singular vision, devoid of bells and whistles and all the more potent for its comparative subtlety. 4/4 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page September 26, 2012 +334 Depp-led cult-director bio delves into cross-dressing, kink. 3/5 fresh Charles Cassady 0 Common Sense Media October 12, 2010 +334 Typically, Burton's storytelling is sometimes erratic, but his emphasis on humanizing marginal characters -- a project that seems central to his artistic agenda -- is as strong as ever. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide October 5, 2008 +334 Beguiling rather than thrilling, oddly charming instead of transporting, meaning that Disney will have its work cut out for it with what is at heart a cult movie and a film buff's dream. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety October 5, 2008 +334 The film's greatest achievement is to avoid the easy, patronizing laughs and instead see the near heroic qualities of a patently untalented artist. fresh 0 Film4 October 5, 2008 +334 It's refreshing to see Burton in a relatively upbeat mood, but he picked the wrong story to give an optimistic spin. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 30, 2007 +334 [Tim Burton's] own jazz-hands dance to the spirit of movie-making. fresh Mark Bourne 0 DVDJournal.com April 5, 2006 +334 It certainly succeeds as a funny, touching tribute to tenacity, energy, ambition and friendship. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +334 "Droll and witty, Burton's tribute evokes the career of Hollywood's ""worst"" director by making a most stylishly polished production" A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 27, 2005 +334 If you love movies, you've got a little Ed Wood inside you. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 30, 2004 +334 Tim Burton's best movie. 4/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 9, 2004 +334 This delightful film focuses on the more telling years when Edward D. Wood did what he did to become who he is... 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review October 30, 2004 +334 [It] remains the greatest movie about the pleasures and hardships of independent filmmaking. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 26, 2004 +334 Depp's magnificent performance, plus Burton's love of his subject make for a wonderful film. Landau is magnificent as Bela Lugosi. A great film that celebrates the little filmmakers who dreamed big. 4/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) September 21, 2004 +334 Strangely compelling and inspiring... 4/4 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 eCinemaCenter.com July 19, 2004 +334 Landau's Lugosi is an alternately amusing and heartbreaking character who is given one last taste of life while in orbit around Wood's infectious mania 4.5/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 2, 2004 +334 Hilarious and enormously entertaining. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 13, 2004 +334 Audiences these days need to be reminded that the road to the worst films is often paved with noble ambitions. 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews May 30, 2003 +334 Mr. Depp isn't best known as a comic actor, but he gives a witty and captivating performance, bringing wonderful buoyancy to this crazy role. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +334 Martin Landau, as the washed-up Bela Lugosi, makes the picture come alive; unfortunately, the last half falters without him. 2.5/4 rotten Neil Martin 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +334 Johnny Depp is a master of his craft...Burton's film lacks nothing 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 27, 2003 +334 Tim Burton's masterpiece 5/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World April 9, 2003 +334 Martin Landau's performance as Lugosi is inspired. He should win an Oscar for it. The rest of the film, unfortunately, is not that good. 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +334 Interesting performance from Johnny Depp, the world's best character actor 3/5 fresh Kevin Fiddler 0 Henderson Home News (Henderson, NV) February 19, 2003 +334 Vastly entertaining biopic on one of the great directors of trash films. 4/5 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal October 11, 2002 +334 Wood's movies might have been the worst ever made, but they inspired true brilliance. This just might be Tim Burton's masterpiece. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +334 Idiosyncratic portrait of an oddball whose enthusiasm for making movies is endearing. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 26, 2002 +334 It's ironic that the director that produced some of the worst films of all time has gotten one of the best Hollywood-themed biopics ever made about him, but there's little doubt that Tim Burton's Ed Wood is a superb film. 4/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +334 A droll riot. fresh Michael Atkinson 0 Movieline November 6, 2001 +334 The finest example of Tim Burton's work as a director and a role that Johnny Depp will have to go a long way to better. 8 fresh Mike DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide October 9, 2001 +334 Outrageously disjointed and just as outrageously entertaining, the picture stands as a successful outsider's tribute to a failed kindred spirit. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +334 Given the finished film, one also has to wonder if Ed Wood was interesting enough to base a two- hour movie on. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +334 A glorious homage to the power of film in general and one of Burton's finest moments. fresh Bob McCabe 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +334 In his finest, funniest, most poignant film to date, Tim Burton plays cinematic alchemist, turning drive-in schlock into movie gold. fresh John Hartl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +334 [An] oddly affectionate bio-pic. fresh Lucy Mohl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +334 Making a movie about the life of Ed Wood certainly qualifies as an impossible dream, but Burton has pulled it off with wit, imagination and something amazingly close to grace. 4/5 fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +334 Burton has evoked the surface of Ed Wood's life, but in a story about a man who loves angora and frilly panties, he has barely unbuttoned Wood's uniform. 3/5 rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +334 Even if you're not interested in the topic, I'd still recommend Ed Wood. 3.5/5 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +334 The strangest biographical film ever made is also one of the most charming, melancholy and quirkily humorous films of the year. 4.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +334 Ed Wood would make a great double feature with Citizen Kane, the sad, fascinating lives of two men vying for greatness and almost achieving it. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +334 If you like quirky movies or if you are interested in the art of making movies, I am sure you will like this film. fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +334 Ed Wood is truly wacky with a weird sensibility that only becomes more amazing with the knowledge that just about everything in the film is true. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +334 Bizarrely amusing. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +334 An entertaining, oddly affectionate look at the cross-dressing grade-Z moviemaker. 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +334 This Ed Wood is dead wood. 1/5 rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine January 1, 2000 +334 For a diverting couple of hours, Ed Wood is enjoyable entertainment. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +334 The affection in Burton's telling of this tale is infectious, and makes one wish more talented contemporary filmmakers were as relentlessly individual. 8/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +334 5/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 22, 2004 +334 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette June 4, 2003 +334 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) April 7, 2003 +334 5/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) April 4, 2003 +334 5/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) September 26, 2002 +335 It's not the usual strong role Spencer Tracy is noted for. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 11, 2005 +337 A florid, melodramatic tear-jerker of questionable taste but undeniable emotional impact. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +337 The filming techniques cross Saving Private Ryan with Zimou's own Hero and other dynastic, martial arts-driven Chinese epics. 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post September 12, 2012 +337 It contributes nothing of value to an understanding of these events. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) August 5, 2012 +337 Maudlin make-believe in which a molecule of fact has been dropped like vermouth into a martini ... 2/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times August 2, 2012 +337 Zhang gives his fondness for chaste melodrama and shimmering colours full rein: it's a style that suits his courtly martial arts films such as Hero, but this material would have benefited from a more Spielbergian, or perhaps David Lean-ian, approach. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 2, 2012 +337 While absorbing and never dull you can't help feeling the horrific subject matter deserved rather more subtle handling. 3/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) August 2, 2012 +337 The title alludes to a precious beauty that grows during times of war, but this is just taking things way too far. The colour here is way off. rotten David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies August 2, 2012 +337 Impressively directed and beautifully shot, this is a compelling, superbly acted drama that exerts a powerful emotional grip, though it's impossible not to suspect that certain liberties have been taken with the actual events. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 1, 2012 +337 It is is impossible not to be moved. Bales sometimes overeggs his Western saviour yet is watchable throughout, imbuing Miller with a nobility that is only explained in the final reel. fresh 0 Sky Cinema August 1, 2012 +337 Zhang's flamboyant camera choreography and diva-ish flounces of melodrama are vivid but misplaced. 2/5 rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out July 31, 2012 +337 As you'd expect, it's beautiful, emotional and exciting, if florid in style. Bale, beauties and English dialogue widen Yimou's appeal. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine July 30, 2012 +337 "The Flowers of War"" seems like a pretty good film until you begin to think about it." 2/5 rotten Richard Nilsen 1 Arizona Republic March 29, 2012 +337 Veering from the sensational to the maudlin, this is a compromised epic that panders to the Chinese audience. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service March 23, 2012 +337 ...the movie's less-than-engrossing atmosphere [is] compounded by its stagy and distressingly uneventful midsection... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 26, 2012 +337 An unsettling mixture of spectacular brutality and sentimentality that might make even Steven Spielberg blush. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail February 24, 2012 +337 Not only huge and unwieldy, but seemingly unsure of what it wants to do/say/prove. 2.5/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies February 24, 2012 +337 The director's grip on the drama is often weakened by his penchant for creating spectacles. 2.5/4 rotten Greg Quill 1 Toronto Star February 23, 2012 +337 It gives even as fine an actor as Bale little chance to shine among the bullets, bombs and terrified women. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard February 15, 2012 +337 There's no need for overstatement here, no need to inject this story with melodrama, no need to try to make it more than it is. Unfortunately - and frustratingly - Zhang Yimou didn't recognize that. 2.5/4 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune February 10, 2012 +337 A pale rehashing of one of the most disgraceful war crimes in modern history. 5/10 rotten Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics February 1, 2012 +337 Visually stunning, it's an epic saga of survival and redemption. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate February 1, 2012 +337 Try as he might to mold this woeful story into something momentous, Zhang turns the picture into punishment, ruining such extraordinary displays of bravery and fortitude with pounding aggression. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com January 30, 2012 +337 ... too long and slow, ... but it's beautifully photographed and performances are excellent ... 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 29, 2012 +337 Graphic rape and killing battle heroism and sacrifice. 2/5 rotten Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media January 26, 2012 +337 A beautiful, truly moving story of love and sacrifice within the brutality of war. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan January 20, 2012 +337 Giving a seriously Marlene-Dietrich-like performance in her first major role, Ni Ni is spellbinding as the hooker with a heart of gold. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 20, 2012 +337 Fiction arising in, mirroring but distinct from, truth as we conceive it, page and screen are freed to play fast and loose with hard data and reality here. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 20, 2012 +337 "Christian Bale is so bad that I understand that after seeing his performance here, the film ""Newsies"" is trying to retroactively remove his name from their credits." 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com January 19, 2012 +337 What we have here is a movie that believes it is a massive and glorious heroic epic, when it's really a backlot melodrama. 2.5/4 fresh Burl Burlingame 0 Honolulu Star-Advertiser January 19, 2012 +337 All Zhang's splendor does is foster cognitive dissonance in an audience. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe January 19, 2012 +337 "A strange hybrid of ""City of Life and Death"" and ""Father Goose"" that nevertheless, in the hands of Zhang Yimou, musters a few striking moments." 2.5/4 fresh Gary Thompson 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 19, 2012 +337 While it's as blunt as any typical big-budget war epic would be, the film finds plenty of moments in which Zhang's skill as a filmmaker and his deft handling and interest in female characters shines... 7.5/10 fresh Alison Willmore 0 Movieline January 19, 2012 +337 A third of a million may be dead, but for our purposes, all depends on the survival of these young women, and the redemption of the alcoholic American. Do you get my drift? 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 19, 2012 +337 "Many of Flowers' individual performances and scenes are striking and masterful, but taken as a whole, it's less a film than a rallying cry of ""Our people feel more deeply than yours." C+ rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club January 19, 2012 +337 What Zhang Yimou really does best--the epic scale of intimate human emotion. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 17, 2012 +337 I can't get it out of my thoughts, and I recommend it highly. 3/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer January 17, 2012 +337 [An] unimpressive outing from Zhang Yimou. 2/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix January 17, 2012 +337 In the midst of unthinkable brutality, Zhang has found a savage poetry, not to soften the horror, but rather to compel the audience to watch it without being able to turn away. Using his trademark fascination with satu 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews January 3, 2012 +337 "From Bale's cartoonish performance to the laughably bad ""heavenly"" choral music, it wilts early and lies there, dead. " rotten Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express December 30, 2011 +337 The sheer scale of the movie should have broad ranged appeal among arthouse audiences, and maybe beyond. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 28, 2011 +337 "Flowers"" abounds with well-worn movie archetypes and slathers on schmaltz." 2/5 rotten Sheri Linden 1 Los Angeles Times December 22, 2011 +337 Affecting at times, but finally feels overblown and heavy-handed. 2/4 rotten Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 22, 2011 +337 [Yimou] turns the Rape of Nanking into a visually stunning melodrama. But the effect of such extreme contrast is unsettling to say the least. 2/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News December 22, 2011 +337 The Flowers of War will likely be remembered as a triumph of the genre. fresh Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International December 21, 2011 +337 Zhang's mixture of unsparing violence, mawkish sentimentality and garish flourishes creates one uncomfortable aesthetic. 2/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out December 20, 2011 +337 Human suffering reduced to visual showmanship. rotten Tim Grierson 1 Village Voice December 20, 2011 +337 Gorgeous photography, schmaltzy story B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 19, 2011 +337 Zhang Yimou's film is a bit of a hodgepodge, a work that sets up as epic in scale, but then pitches its tale on a far smaller level. 2/4 rotten Andrew Schenker 0 Slant Magazine December 18, 2011 +338 A devastatingly misguided piece of work, significantly lacking in the sort of depth that it so surely believed itself to posses. 1/5 rotten Matthew Migliorini 0 CineVue November 6, 2018 +338 Eastwood found a way to turn the whole thing into a big drag. rotten Eileen Jones 0 The eXile October 26, 2018 +338 With the brilliant team of Eastwood and screenwriter Peter Morgan behind it, Hereafter could hardly be anything but a finely crafted, engaging film. fresh Megan Basham 0 WORLD October 3, 2018 +338 The direction is utterly bland. The film doesn't care about its own subject matter, or have anything to say about it. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 30, 2018 +338 Hereafter confronts a topic that could have descended into mawkish, mystical hokum, but not in Eastwood's no-nonsense, uncynical hands. He looks at death, and beyond, with clear, open, inquisitive eyes. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 6, 2018 +338 "Hereafter is another case of ""poor material, decent direction""." rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Cinesnark October 24, 2017 +338 Food for thought, this movie may provide... but it fails to linger long after the end credits roll. fresh Debashine Thangevelo 0 Independent Online (South Africa) March 21, 2016 +338 More concerned with loneliness in this life than anything that happens after death fresh Sean Burns 0 The Improper Bostonian May 9, 2015 +338 Eastwood fails to infuse any moments of suspense or heart into the story and when all is said and done, Hereafter is an anticlimactic, sleepy and momentum-less mess of a film. 3/10 rotten Matt Joseph 0 We Got This Covered November 9, 2013 +338 This movie isn't about anything. This emperor is wearing no clothes. C- rotten Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 22, 2013 +338 Clint Eastwood's late life/late career fascination with mortality, death and grieving devolves, at long last, into a cheap parlor trick in Hereafter. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation January 31, 2013 +338 "Superficially satisfying but oftentimes disappointing, ""Hereafter"" focuses on three major stories, one of which works far better than the other two. " 3.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood January 6, 2013 +338 A terrific, albeit dreary, character drama that directly addresses one of humanity's most enduring mysteries. 3.5/5 fresh Ben Kendrick 0 ScreenRant October 5, 2012 +338 Before long, the afterlife starts to sound pretty damn appealing. 1/5 rotten Ali Gray 0 TheShiznit.co.uk September 28, 2012 +338 Thankfully, there is light at the end of the tunnel. Just don't expect any grand revelations before the curtain falls. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +338 ...The filmmakers choose a period setting for their film, then dispense with it part way into the story, once it's become a hindrance to the interests of the corporate sponsors... rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray June 28, 2011 +338 ...an engaging, sporadically enthralling drama that ranks as one of Eastwood's better efforts as of late. 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 1, 2011 +338 Earnestly heartfelt all the way, this movie goes bonkers right out of the gate and doesn't let up until the final shot of Damon having a vision of his own future, so don't worry if you find yourself giggling. 1/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +338 Hereafter can't quite make up its mind what it is exactly about, resulting in a film that builds and builds and builds ... to nothing. 6/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 27, 2011 +338 A powerful, intoxicating spiritual drama with a swift, delicate emotional core and fascinating characters. 9/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD March 23, 2011 +338 ...an honest attempt to explore the single greatest mystery of life...with intelligence, open-mindedness, understanding, and compassion. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 11, 2011 +338 full review at Movies for the Masses 3/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses March 1, 2011 +338 All in all, a disappointment from Mr Eastwood. 5/10 rotten Coco Forsythe 0 Future Movies UK February 18, 2011 +338 "Dull and unmoving, Hereafter offers little more than cop out resolutions to its supernatural themes, and a lack of testicular fortitude in its refusal to utter the words ""Heaven"" or ""God""." 2/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews February 17, 2011 +338 What is terrific about Eastwood is that he has a real cleanness in his approach to filmmaking and there isn't this claptrap of sentimentality surrounding it. 3.5/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) February 10, 2011 +338 In the end, an elevating and in many ways, exceptional experience. 3.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) February 10, 2011 +338 Hereafter is worth taking seriously because, finally, it's about taking care to live decently -- not piously, or proudly, but honestly, in the here and now. 3/5 fresh Peter Galvin 0 sbs.com.au February 10, 2011 +338 This melancholy tale - not so much about the afterlife as about its teasingly morbid lure on three people in different countries - is far from director Clint Eastwood's best, and comes with a particularly dull performance from Matt Damon. 2.5/5 rotten Simon Weaving 0 Screenwize February 10, 2011 +338 An unusual but absolutely absorbing work which bravely tackles the big questions with thoughtfulness and real emotion. fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 8, 2011 +338 Hereafter asks for no such leaps of faith. It offers no poignancy or spirit; merely an obtuse interpretation of the never-never, book-ended with shrugs. 2/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix February 8, 2011 +338 It is sincere, well-meaning and, I'm sorry to say, quite transparent hokum. 1/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) February 4, 2011 +338 With Eastwood stubbornly determined to make one of the quietest films you'll ever see and Matt Damon restrained like never before, the Hereafter could either leave you thinking...or seriously underwhelmed. 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post February 2, 2011 +338 So ridiculous was Hereafter that I laughed out loud several times at the ill thought-out, quasi-spiritualist philosophy it vomited from the screen. 2/5 rotten Mike Edwards 0 What Culture February 1, 2011 +338 All of the strands are weak in their own ways, but the film at least would have had redemptive moments if it wasn't structured so badly. 2/5 rotten Martin Roberts 0 Fan The Fire January 31, 2011 +338 A baby-brained meditation on the afterlife, it's a cosmic catastrophe, the kind of New Age nonsense a schoolkid might write before realising what a crock of hooey it was and binning it. 1/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman January 31, 2011 +338 Has no narrative thrust and nothing profound to say, although it's mostly well acted and features some diverting locations, including a good deal of south London. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) January 31, 2011 +338 "Psychic Damon says: ""A life that's all about death is no life"". We say: A film that's all about death is no film." 1.5/4 rotten Sophie Ivan 0 Film4 January 31, 2011 +338 Hereafter tries to do what Crash did but without the superficial gloss, the charm or actors who can actually act. The result is desperately, eye-achingly drab. 1.5/5 rotten Jayne Nelson 0 SFX Magazine January 31, 2011 +338 Eastwood's weepy depiction of the 'here' is just as dull and tedious as his superficial exploration of the 'after'. 2/5 rotten Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex January 29, 2011 +338 Life, death, the beyond... Ah, the beyond. Such a minefield for respectable filmmakers. 1/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 29, 2011 +338 A thoughtful and sensitive work, and while it may not convince the sceptics that there is something hereafter, it offers something to think about. fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile January 28, 2011 +338 Clint Eastwood is the master storyteller, allowing the story to glide as smoothly as silk transcending time and place to hone from the big picture to the individual story fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 28, 2011 +338 Well, I guess the winning streak had to end sometime. rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) January 28, 2011 +338 This is a bewilderingly pointless drama, weaving together three dreary stories about mortality and the afterlife. rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) January 27, 2011 +338 Could it be that Peter Morgan's clout gave him the right to dredge up from his desk drawer some terrible old script? Maybe. Either way, it's one to forget for all concerned. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 27, 2011 +338 Not his finest, but that's proof of how great this man is. 3/5 fresh Tom Seymour 0 Little White Lies January 27, 2011 +338 Despite stand-out moments both epic and intimate, Clint's latest is a film about death that's likely to put many audiences to sleep. 2/5 rotten Ellen E Jones 0 Total Film January 27, 2011 +338 It thoughtfully reflects on how deep sorrow and melancholy can change existence, with both Damon and de France really making their performances count. 3/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times January 27, 2011 +338 "The start of each story promises so much. Yet the more often we ask ""yes, and then?"", the less often Morgan and Eastwood stump up a convincing answer." 2/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times January 26, 2011 +338 Disappointing drama that's let down by a plodding script, painfully slow pacing, a number of emotional misfires and an atrocious child performance. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 26, 2011 +338 Slow, ponderous and as shallow as it thinks it is deep, lifted only by an impressive opening and fine work from Damon and Howard. 2/5 rotten William Thomas 0 Empire Magazine January 26, 2011 +338 The result may not plumb Shyamalanian awfulness, but if you did get to the afterlife you'd hope they weren't playing this movie. 2/5 rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out January 26, 2011 +338 It remains watchable in spite of some rum narrative and performances from kids that woudn't get them a gig as extras on Byker Grove. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema January 26, 2011 +338 There I was, trapped in the dark, staring at a piercing light, and feeling the reaper's icy claw fingering my throat. Did I experience the afterlife? No. Just Clint Eastwood's new film about it. 1/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World January 24, 2011 +338 We get that the story may not be about answers, but the film could have used a lot more interesting, thought-provoking questions along the way. C+ rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) December 27, 2010 +338 Eastwood effectively taps into a well of our common feelings -- fear of death, the numbing shock of being aware of our mortality, and, most largely, the desperate need for closure. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies December 17, 2010 +338 My tepidly positive reaction to Hereafter comes as a pretty big surprise, given my feelings about Eastwood's recent work. 5 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt December 15, 2010 +338 Out of all this, Eastwood crafts an often beautiful film fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion December 6, 2010 +338 Strangely stiff and repetitive. rotten Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience November 26, 2010 +338 the climatic interweaving of the narrative strands feels profoundly anticlimatic, delivering a modicum of emotional payoff but little else 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk November 9, 2010 +338 "Let me pull out my crystal ball: ""Hereafter"" is intriguing in a lot of ways, but not a ""Million Dollar Baby."" " 2.5/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 7, 2010 +338 Has the same effect as an encounter with a phony physic-it keeps delivering just enough to tantalize, never has a real payoff and eventually makes you realize that you've been conned. rotten Richard Knight 0 Knight at the Movies November 3, 2010 +338 Sinks under a kind of glum, watery mood. Neither particularly poignant nor thoughtful about loss or survivors' spiritual search for meaning, the script just bobs along. Always watchable but rarely memorable, the movie fades silently into the light. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) November 2, 2010 +338 "Hereafter"" has some quality parts, but ultimately fails because it doesn't really care about what it's supposed to be about." 1/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 The Trend November 1, 2010 +338 The climax was just as incredulous as Clint's unconvincing look at the hereafter. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 31, 2010 +338 Somber and thought-provoking, 'Hereafter' is a think piece, a serious film that provides no answers but does supply viewers with a lot of 'what ifs.' 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) October 30, 2010 +338 "In the film's far-reaching goals, ""Hereafter"" fails to connect its meticulous plotting together, leaving the second hour unnecessarily tedious and overtly detached from the audience. " C+ rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 30, 2010 +338 Hereafter is an entertaining film. That said, it would have been even better had it picked any one of the plot strands and focused exclusively on it. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 30, 2010 +338 It is a movie that opens with a bang and goes out with a somber, and for me quite poignant, whimper, the human story at its core one I couldn't tear my eyes away from. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 29, 2010 +338 Deep into his career, the great American director Clint Eastwood has made a European movie. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer October 29, 2010 +338 A meandering, pointless disappointment from the normally exceptional Eastwood. 2/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) October 29, 2010 +338 Hereafter doesn't feel like a Clint Eastwood film; it's more like a very special edition of John Edward's psychic TV show. C rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times October 28, 2010 +338 It's hard to get girls when you are a psychic, even if you look like Matt Damon. 2.2 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Tucson Weekly October 27, 2010 +338 When it got to the end, it seemed like a lot of effort for not much payoff. 3/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 27, 2010 +338 The Eastwood magic still works. This is not his best film but it is still a good one. 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com October 26, 2010 +338 Along with a plodding script, the key character knows what he wants but takes no bold steps to get it. Even Damon appears confused in the movie. 2.5/5 rotten Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com October 25, 2010 +338 A few great performances buoy the proceedings, but the laziness of Morgan's script and the overall lack of focus or momentum combine to sink it. 2.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies October 25, 2010 +338 A finely drawn human drama, it just fails to go far enough with the supernatural elements. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs October 25, 2010 +338 Unrelievedly somber and slow, giving a gloomily portentous feel to ideas that aren't nearly as profound as the makers seem to think. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 25, 2010 +338 Harry Potter-style hocus pocus only aimed at folks who came of age in the era of the Ouija board. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 TheLoop21.com October 25, 2010 +338 There are no real answers here, strictly more questions, but Eastwood clearly relishes exploring subjects which can be labeled troublesome. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan October 24, 2010 +338 "These ""interwoven fate"" plots often suffer from severe strains of skepticism, but Eastwood keeps things controlled, and --- it never seems contrived. " fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan October 24, 2010 +338 Like a wasted appointment at a bad psychic's reading room. All the set dressing is there, but it leaves you with an empty, unsatisfied feeling inside. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 24, 2010 +338 With a deliberate pace and some fine performances, this film makes the utterly preposterous seem almost believable. That is quite an achievement in itself. More than that, Eastwood has made this an enjoyable film, which is just as remarkable. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 24, 2010 +338 Contains moments of exceptional beauty as well as scenes of intense emotional anguish. I admire Eastwood for taking on another difficult theme and handling it so well. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 24, 2010 +338 Damon breathes some life in to this boring film, but he's only in one-third. 4/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review October 24, 2010 +338 Factoring in the on location filming in Paris and London, low key dialogue-speak, the multiple plot structure, and long takes, 'Hereafter' has a foreign film look and feel. A fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com October 24, 2010 +338 Hereafter unfolds with the patience of a good book, a factor likely to turn off more antsy audience members. Yet those who don't flinch at its meditative rhythms will find much to appreciate. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 23, 2010 +338 Depicted as a bunch of glowing shadows shuffling around in a blue haze, the hereafter might be the world's last smoking lounge. 2.5/4 rotten Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch October 23, 2010 +338 What could have been an interesting exploration of the gateway to eternity takes an uncomfortable eternity to get to the point. 3/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald October 23, 2010 +338 There's something disarmingly compelling about the story that keeps working despite the rickety framework Eastwood and Morgan have forced upon themselves. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy October 23, 2010 +338 Long-winded, ponderous and without much in the way of compelling drama. 2/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 Film School Rejects October 22, 2010 +338 The best scenes in this international project are among the best work Clint Eastwood has ever done. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express October 22, 2010 +338 Here a mature filmmaker at the top of his game muses on life after death. But this is no starry-eyed, gullible wallow in the bathos of eternal bliss. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star October 22, 2010 +338 I sincerely cannot help but worry, with no snarkiness intended whatsoever, whether Clint Eastwood has gone senile... I can't imagine what else explains the utterly baffling Hereafter. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 22, 2010 +338 The film is a deeply compassionate, decidedly secular and somewhat plodding meditation on what matters now and what lies beyond this life. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post October 22, 2010 +338 Eastwood and Morgan skillfully and slowly unveil each character's struggles and then send them on their way to inevitable encounters with one another. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 22, 2010 +338 Eastwood's filmmaking here is laboriously tasteful and painfully restrained to the point of complete atrophy. 3.8/10 rotten Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist October 22, 2010 +338 A Final Destination movie with the air of respectability that Clint Eastwood commands, but absolutely no fun. Clint Eastwood doing Final Destination may sound awesome, but this is a movie just designed to make you feel miserable. rotten Fred Topel 0 Screen Junkies October 22, 2010 +338 Though I found Hereafter meandering and occasionally sentimental, I couldn't help but admire Clint Eastwood's ambition in taking on-headfirst-the greatest fact of human existence. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate October 22, 2010 +338 I realize it's bad manners to be flip about a movie that emblazons its heart on its sleeve. But Hereafter, soggy with portentous uplift, invites that response. C- rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor October 22, 2010 +338 Epic filmmaking is not Clint Eastwood's thing. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader October 22, 2010 +338 Hereafter is deep and deliberate. It requires patience and emotional maturity from its audience. Those willing to give it will be rewarded with a cinematic experience that is complex, heartfelt and spiritually uplifting. 3.5/4 fresh Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 22, 2010 +338 Coincidences and improbabilities aside, the script sometimes borders on the absurd. 2/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 22, 2010 +338 ... at once comforting and unsettling -- both in the best possible way. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 22, 2010 +338 Who knew conversing with the dead was so much like a visit to the therapist? C+ rotten Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) October 22, 2010 +338 The problematic concept keeps 'Hereafter' earthbound, but the film contains four sequences that affirm Eastwood's mastery, including the opening tsunami, which is not only spectacular but somehow intimate, thanks to the focus on the character of Marie... 2.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) October 22, 2010 +338 "Skeptics and scoffers will find ""Hereafter"" the funniest film of the year. Others, however, might simply yawn at its pretentious cravings, funereal pace, and murky intentions. " 2/5 rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle October 22, 2010 +338 "Skeptics and scoffers will find ""Hereafter"" the funniest film of the year. Others, however, might simply yawn at its pretentious cravings, funereal pace, and murky intentions. " 2/5 rotten Boo Allen 0 Cedar Hill Sentinel (TX) October 22, 2010 +338 Intense drama asks what comes after death. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media October 22, 2010 +338 Hereafter features excellent acting and characterizations and deftly avoids being the kind of bore movies about this subject tend to be but doesn't register on a strong enough level to be considered in the upper echelons of the careers of anyone involved. 7/10 fresh Nick Nunziata 0 CHUD October 22, 2010 +338 "Hereafter"" asks several questions and wisely does not offer any answers. Those, the director and screenwriter leave to the viewer." 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) October 22, 2010 +338 It works best when it stays away from all the preachy overtones of other multi-character dramas like Crash, but it does stumble a bit in an attempt to spell everything out too conveniently. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com October 22, 2010 +338 After prompting us to seriously ponder life's ultimate question, Eastwood's final answer seems to be: Don't worry about it. 3/5 fresh Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com October 22, 2010 +338 A triptych of tales which argue for a stronger editorial hand and the inherent flaw in such a format - all parts of your omnibus better work, or the failures threaten to pull down the successes. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters October 22, 2010 +338 Hereafter is content to sit back and do nothing - a smart, well directed, well acted nothing. 6.8/10 fresh Matthew Razak 0 Examiner.com October 22, 2010 +338 Oh for a smarter story, with a brisker pace, to support such excellent talents. At least we still get to experience the good, the bad and, if not the ugly, then the so-so. 5.5/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online October 22, 2010 +338 Nothing that happens later in the movie lives up to the inexorable, thundering, power of the tsunami, which makes the under-imagined images of the afterlife thin and tepid. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet October 22, 2010 +338 It's not that the film's message is wrong as whether we needed two hours of not very interesting stories about not particularly interesting people to get that lesson. 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly October 22, 2010 +338 Starts off with a shocking, emotional opening scene, but that's the last exciting and interesting thing to happen in the movie. 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com October 22, 2010 +338 Eastwood seems to have become M. Night Shyamalan. It's a good thing, since Shyamalan has been doing such a lousy job of it. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 22, 2010 +338 Hereafter is the perfect example of an intriguing concept in need of some collaborative brainstorming between a talented writer and a visionary director, followed by a few rewrites. 1.5/4 rotten Alison Gang 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 22, 2010 +338 Hereafter is a disappointing flick containing great potential that leads to absolutely nothing. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews October 22, 2010 +338 It's safe to say that, as a director, Clint Eastwood shows no fear. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 22, 2010 +338 For all the goodwill that a new Clint Eastwood picture carries, there's no getting around the fact that this one just doesn't work. 2/5 rotten Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com October 22, 2010 +338 It starts out with a tsunami -- and ends up standing in a puddle. 2/4 rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post October 22, 2010 +338 Hereafter isn't about the hereafter so much as it is about those who are left here, after. 8/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com October 22, 2010 +338 [Peter] Morgan's script isn't up to his usual standards and [Clint] Eastwood's also off his game. C- rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com October 21, 2010 +338 Eastwood shows off filmmaking so fluid and skilled that it makes you weep with joy. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 21, 2010 +338 "Filmed with a master's eye, ""Hereafter"" continues the streak of outstanding films directed by Clint Eastwood. " 4/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review October 21, 2010 +338 Feels like the beginning of a discussion, one Eastwood likely has with his peers as they age. 2.5/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Reelrave October 21, 2010 +338 A lot of dull hooey about mankind's search for answers. Mankind's slow, interminable search for answers. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 21, 2010 +338 One of those movies that works better on a second viewing; it's a gentle, loosely structured tale of lost souls that'll wash away if you let it. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 21, 2010 +338 Clint Eastwood's gentle, thoughtful film about the fragility of life and the promise of a life beyond. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 21, 2010 +338 Hereafter, made in the ghostly image of the concept it explores, lingers after it's gone. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 21, 2010 +338 Eastwood continues to churn out one unique, challenging film after another. 4.5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com October 21, 2010 +338 Each [story] is so thinly plotted and devoid of any real emotion that it's no wonder they had to string three of them together to make a complete film. 2/5 rotten Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 21, 2010 +338 A movie of this sort should never leave the viewer cold, and that, alas, is what this one does. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 21, 2010 +338 [It's] optimistic. Hokey, even. But it's beautiful, too. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 21, 2010 +338 Matt Damon talks to the dead in Hereafter, though after awhile, it's hard to tell who's who. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 21, 2010 +338 Eastwood's latest is serenely, even masterfully eccentric -- the sort of movie that begins with a tsunami and ends with a kiss. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 21, 2010 +338 [Eastwood's] first boring film. rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 21, 2010 +338 It isn't a film fixated on death so much as what comes after and how that affects the living, the type of subject typically treated in films as a theoretical conceit, but one that Eastwood pursues with his trademark straightforward style. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic October 21, 2010 +338 ...genuinely and deeply moving, and Damon's performance in particular grows into something uncanny and beautiful. 3.5/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies October 21, 2010 +338 Hereafter is a solemnly reassuring film made by major talents working intriguingly outside their comfort zones. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune October 21, 2010 +338 Rather than touching and meaningful, it just comes off as dour and pedantic. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly October 21, 2010 +338 proposes a fierce universe, but one where things happen for a reason, and in this it is as profoundly comforting as it is overwhelmingly lyrical 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews October 20, 2010 +338 Forget Dirty Harry -- this might be Clint Eastwood's most controversial and divisive film ever. 3/4 fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix October 20, 2010 +338 The finished product so often feels like an early draft of a movie that's in dire need of further revision. 2/4 rotten Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic October 20, 2010 +338 Probably Clint Eastwood should not make sentimentalized, epical films about wish fulfillment. But there's Hereafter. It's a film that might make Clint's mentor the late Don Siegel look away. 1.5/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net October 20, 2010 +338 Hereafter is less concerned with the metaphysics of existence after we die -- contrasted with the CGI playground of The Lovely Bones -- than the earthly tribulations of people still alive who struggle to cope with the brush of Death's hand. 3/4 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune October 20, 2010 +338 Fans keyed into Eastwood's gentle past work might be more inclined to sit back and allow the filmmaker to find his own way, even if that means a few melodramatic rough patches and a bizarrely pat ending. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com October 20, 2010 +338 Eventually, you realize the movie isn't comprised of much more than premise, greeting-card wisdom and coincidences, and its two hours start to grow long. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 20, 2010 +338 Hereafter is really full of half-thoughts. As with Woody Allen's You Will Meet a Tall, Dark Stranger, it's difficult to tell if this film confronts belief or if disbelief simply is being given the upper hand. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press October 20, 2010 +338 Riiight. Who's up for some Parcheesi? 1.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 OK! Magazine October 20, 2010 +338 There are moments when you want to nudge Hereafter to make sure it's awake. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm October 19, 2010 +338 Clint Eastwood's Hereafter considers the idea of an afterlife with tenderness, beauty and a gentle tact. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 19, 2010 +338 Eastwood has pondered both mortality and spirituality before and far more successfully. C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 19, 2010 +338 Humanity's universal curiosities haven't been so vapidly exploited since The Da Vinci Code. 2/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com October 19, 2010 +338 Morbid medium hates the dead. Hereafter, Clint must write a new soundtrack or just retire to a Tuscany farmhouse to enjoy old age. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com October 19, 2010 +338 Ambitious to be sure, but this muted exploration of life here and after is one of Eastwood's rare misfires. rotten Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute October 19, 2010 +338 Hereafter is quintessential Eastwood, marked by the classic style, level of intimacy and general flair for storytelling that has defined the best of his career. 4/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Access Hollywood October 19, 2010 +338 Special mention must be made of Bryce Dallas Howard, who takes a swing at the Manic Pixie Dream Girl role and hits a stand-up double; it's not exactly a good performance, but it briefly energizes a moribund movie. 2/5 rotten Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY October 18, 2010 +338 Demeaning both to believers and to unbelievers, and for the same reason: It stacks the deck too heavily in one direction. D rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Christianity Today October 16, 2010 +338 Eastwood's latest drama fails to ignite a spark that will bring an audience to see a film involving the afterlife and supernatural. 2/5 rotten Wilson Morales 0 AOL Black Voices October 16, 2010 +338 A curiously tantalizing, melancholy meditation on mortality and the afterlife. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com October 16, 2010 +338 Well-acted, quietly moving and mildly intriguing, but not nearly as powerful as it could have been with a braver script that took more risks. 7.3 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru October 15, 2010 +338 A soppy, disorganized melodrama with a lot of big ideas and virtually no significance. 2/5 rotten Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend October 15, 2010 +338 The filmmaking choices Eastwood has made here range from merely misguided to numbingly dopey. 5.5/10 rotten Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline October 15, 2010 +338 For its celebration of the universal yearning for answers to the big questions, Hereafter is an interesting film to look at. It gets more interesting when you factor in a couple of impressive special effects -- yes, in a Clint Eastwood movie. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies October 15, 2010 +338 It's as if everyone involved in the film figured they could keep Hereafter from turning ghost-story hokey by making it grounded, beautiful and matter-of-fact. And it sort of works. 6/10 fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR October 15, 2010 +338 "It's meant to make us ask, ""All right, what comes after?"" But it leaves real Eastwood fans only wondering, ""Okay -- what comes next?" 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 15, 2010 +338 Either you buy their Vaseline-lensed visions of the hereafter, or you watch in stony silence, as I did, wondering why there's no one to care about. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal October 15, 2010 +338 Hereafter is an overly schematic melodrama that fails to raise a pulse. It's as lifeless as the ghosts that haunt the film's characters. 7 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 AskMen.com October 15, 2010 +338 "The viewer waits, at first expectantly and later with increasing irritation, as the disparate story strands are forced together in the ""are you kidding?"" finale." 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail October 15, 2010 +338 It has the power to haunt the skeptical, to mystify the credulous and to fascinate everyone in between... 4/4 fresh 1 New York Times October 15, 2010 +338 Clint Eastwood's slide into irrelevance continues with this muzzy-headed, vaguely supernatural drama about three people whose lives are shadowed by death. rotten Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto October 15, 2010 +338 Hollywood once upon a time made films exploring these kinds of issues, but in today's climate only a filmmaker like Eastwood, determined to never do the same thing twice, would have the nerve and the clout to take it on. 4.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times October 14, 2010 +338 This is no tale of paranormal activity. It offers no clear-cut answers on life after death. Rather, it calmly examines death, grief and melancholy, packing an unexpectedly profound emotional gut-punch. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 14, 2010 +338 Hereafter makes no grand statement about life after death. It's just Eastwood pondering the subject, as any thoughtful person might, and inviting us to think along with him. It's hard to pass up so sincere an offer. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 14, 2010 +338 A poignant, meditative, meaningful, and commendable movie about the afterlife from the uniquely gifted Clint Eastwood. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 14, 2010 +338 Just because a film takes place entirely in the long shadow of death doesn't mean it has to be this relentlessly dour. C rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club October 14, 2010 +338 Hereafter is imperfect but it is less about understanding our final destination than how we map out our own course to arrive there 3.5/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com October 14, 2010 +338 Hereafter, set to a resonant Eastwood score, truly is haunting. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 14, 2010 +338 Easily one of the most unusual films in Eastwood's career, and one of the most unique films to come out of Hollywood all year. 4/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com October 14, 2010 +338 "A trio of thinly-drawn narratives that combine into one triply disappointing mega-""meh"", it doesn't so much ask questions about the afterlife as threaten to." 3/10 rotten Brian Juergens 0 CampBlood.org October 14, 2010 +338 Clint Eastwood's somber meditation on life after death is every bit as ponderous as you'd expect. In the hands of this superlative director, it's also very watchable. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound October 14, 2010 +338 Another masterful benchmark in Clint Eastwood's illustrious career. 8/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 13, 2010 +338 Eastwood weaves between these disparate yet intrinsically connected story lines smoothly and without hurry. The pacing may feel a bit too languid, but it allows us to get to know these characters by observing who they are as opposed to what they do. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press October 13, 2010 +338 Damon -- reunited with director Clint Eastwood following their work on Invictus -- makes a sincere, low-key medium, conveying information like a reporter rather than a precious mystic. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly October 13, 2010 +338 Will eventually be remembered as one of Eastwood's best films of this period of his remarkable career. 4.5/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com October 13, 2010 +338 Shifting gears to a softer, gauzier mood, Clint Eastwood's Hereafter finds the masterful icon charting new terrain. 3/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer October 13, 2010 +338 An undercooked slice of paranormal mumbo jumbo with the genes of an M. Night Shyamalan chin-scratcher but the execution of a diffident nonbeliever. What was Clint thinking? 2/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out October 13, 2010 +338 Dirty Harry has mellowed with age, not entirely a bad thing. B- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 12, 2010 +338 An uneven but absorbing triptych of stories concerning the bonds between the living and the dead. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety October 11, 2010 +338 Eastwood just keeps surprising - and Hereafter is an intriguing entry in a long and varied career. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine October 11, 2010 +338 Clint see dead people. Mixing mortality, meds, mysticism and migraines, this globe trotting ghost tale intertwines characters venturing beyond the grave into a multinational afterlife, without crossing the line into religious doctrine. Make My Daydream. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze October 11, 2010 +338 The bafflement that comes with loss is certainly a strong enough emotion to get a story moving, but, by turning to spiritualism, visions, and the afterlife, Morgan has wandered into hokum without illuminating grief. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker October 11, 2010 +338 Hereafter occupies some muzzy twilight zone, too woo-woo sentimental to be real, too limp to make for even a halfway decent ghost story. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture October 11, 2010 +338 Clint Eastwood's Hereafter is a bad movie, even an awful one. rotten Aaron Cutler 0 Slant Magazine October 10, 2010 +338 Clint Eastwood crafts a Babel all his own with Hereafter, a trifurcated tale of death, grief, and the great beyond that finds the director succumbing to eye-rolling corniness. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine October 9, 2010 +338 "Hereafter"" is Clint Eastwood's celebration of life in all its transitional forms, death included. " A- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 8, 2010 +338 Methodical storytelling has been an Eastwood trademark for years, but never has a film of his felt so lifelessly uncertain of its own intentions. rotten Erik Childress 0 Cinematical September 21, 2010 +338 Slowly paced but worthwhile film. 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 14, 2010 +338 The movie will divide some Eastwood fans, conquer others. The naysayers will be grateful that, from this healthy, workaholic actor-director, there is always the promise of a good movie -- if not here, then hereafter. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine September 14, 2010 +338 Another strong and unexpected drama from Clint Eastwood. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter September 13, 2010 +338 4/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews March 3, 2012 +345 Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club is a lackluster empowerment fantasy that veers between dull and embarrassing. C- rotten Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald November 29, 2017 +345 As frustrating as it is, Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club is an insightful, fascinating and often entertaining picture. B fresh John Fink 0 The Film Stage June 21, 2016 +345 The title not only succinctly sums up the basic premise, but the totality of Perry's development of it. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com April 21, 2014 +345 We see very little of the women's vicissitudes, or the ways in which they support one another through their club. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 20, 2014 +345 A contrived, formulaic, heavy-handed melodrama about camaraderie and the value of female solidarity. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate March 20, 2014 +345 [...]Single Moms Club cannot muster up the energy to be as insulting and offensive [or] as overtly, aggressively sexist as most of Perry's films [but the film] feels suspiciously like a glorified pilot for a television show[...] 1.5/5 rotten Nathan Rabin 0 The Dissolve March 17, 2014 +345 The moral here is that no challenge is insurmountable if you form a club. And keep a wine opener handy. 2/4 rotten David Hiltbrand 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 16, 2014 +345 [T]his is a film about catharsis and camaraderie, not logic. 2/5 rotten Jordan Hoffman 1 New York Daily News March 14, 2014 +345 This is How Stella Got Her Groove Back for the Pop-Tart crowd, a wish-fulfillment weepie that narrowly clears Perry's low bar, thanks mostly to Wendi McLendon-Covey and Cocoa Brown C fresh Amy Nicholson 1 L.A. Weekly March 14, 2014 +345 Mr. Perry's latest film touches upon some recognizable and realistic challenges with efficient compassion, but there's probably more dramatic tension in a car pool than in this film's collection of predicaments. rotten Nicolas Rapold 1 New York Times March 14, 2014 +345 Just wondering, but if these sisters are indeed capable of doing it for themselves as the film insists, why can't at least one of them do it without a man? C+ rotten Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly March 14, 2014 +345 It's downright terrible at times. However, it's not nearly as awful as his two features that came out last year. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies March 14, 2014 +345 "The Single Moms Club"" is almost good." 2/4 rotten Sheila O'Malley 1 RogerEbert.com March 14, 2014 +345 It quickly becomes a by-the-book, overly-simplified look at a quintet of single moms who find common ground coping with the challenges of raising middle-school age children and finding romance. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today March 14, 2014 +345 A stacked deck of one-dimensional demonstrations of female oppression, explored - and overcome - with Perry's typically well-intentioned but misguided notions of empowerment, 'The Single Moms Club' ranks among the filmmaker's worst work yet. 2/10 rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 ScreenCrush March 14, 2014 +345 Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club is a sitcom masquerading as a feature film. And given Perry's snowballing small-screen presence, an eventual TV show of it would be no surprise. rotten Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times March 14, 2014 +345 Perry tosses in comedic moments when the tension gets too intense, but he doesn't do it at the sake of any of the characters. This is a movie about five interesting -- and funny -- women dealing with real world problems. B fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee March 14, 2014 +345 This is a club that you don't want to join. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter March 14, 2014 +345 A surprisingly sharp and funny female-empowerment ensembler. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Variety March 14, 2014 +345 In any other movie, the filmmaker would rightly be accused of trafficking in lazy stereotypes, but lazy stereotypes are the beachhead into which Tyler Perry has firmly planted his flag. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap March 14, 2014 +345 These are some great actresses, and with writer-director-producer Perry displaying some rare focus, you're intrigued at first by the possibility of watching them interact for a couple of hours. It doesn't last. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture March 14, 2014 +345 Insulting, but that's par for the course with Perry, who can always be counted on to misinterpret his own plots. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com March 13, 2014 +345 Excruciating. 1/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service March 13, 2014 +345 While the subject is very timely and worthy, this lame tale just falls completely flat. 1.5/4 rotten Bill Zwecker 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 13, 2014 +346 You can't help but be aware of the structural flaw in this tale of redemption. rotten Mark Steyn 0 The Spectator February 1, 2018 +346 ...the feel of an old-school weeper... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 12, 2015 +346 A banal and sappy romantic melodrama C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 28, 2011 +346 "To sit through this is to suffer the grossest sweaty-palms-on-the-glass sex scene. Funny that the film closes with an overbearing end-credits song by Jennifer Paige - a one-hit wonder who, like ""Autumn,"" is a pop-culture footnote best left forgotten." 0/4 rotten Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 25, 2010 +346 Tax forms have more emotional content. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 30, 2004 +346 Weak and unmemorable. 1/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 27, 2003 +346 Melodrama is bad enough, contrived melodrama is worse, and badly written contrived melodrama is Autumn in New York. 2/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +346 Just what it promises to be: a Love Story-style romance. fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine February 6, 2002 +346 Nauseating amount of glucose sentiment. 2/5 rotten Neil Smith 0 BBC.com June 19, 2001 +346 The quintessential chick flick, and it's not going to seduce anyone who doesn't have a taste for this kind of schmaltz in the first place. But for what it is, it's well done. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline April 17, 2001 +346 Am I the only person who is tired of seeing actors play characters who fall in love with beautiful women half their age? 2/4 rotten Blake French 0 NutzWorld March 19, 2001 +346 If the movie ... exhibits a loving eye for Manhattan exteriors, it's undone by its own rigidly old-fashioned conventions. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +346 A workmanlike product that offers occasional, small moments of satisfaction, but, as a whole, is apt to leave audiences wondering why they should care. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +346 Finally ... the melodrama does take over. rotten Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +346 Gere and Ryder look great, but with sparkless chemistry, and Gere spending his screen time making sad excuses for his misguided heart, this one's colder than, well, a winter in New York. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +346 While Autumn in New York is a dreadful film, it's not substantially worse than a lot of the what spills out of Tinseltown during the hot season. rotten Paul Cantin 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +346 This is one dog of a romantic drama where nothing works and the efforts are far more likely to induce groans and laughter rather than the intended sobs and sympathy. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +346 As old-fashioned, sentimental romances go, this well-played Kleenex saga is slightly above average. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +346 If [Chen] is able to take such predictable storylines and breathe life into them, chances are good she'll have a long and successful career in Hollywood. fresh John Petrakis 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +346 The script feels artificial largely because the main characters' dialogue comes across unnatural. 2.5/5 rotten Athan Bezaitis 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +346 [Chen] has a lovely sense of film rhythm and a sophisticated eye for luxe effects, but she fell into this vat of goo and there's no climbing out of it. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +346 Charlotte and Will make a charming couple, but that has a lot to do with Ryder's doomed gamine presence and Gere's world-weary rogue. fresh Ed Kelleher 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +346 The actors are forced to labor through such laughable lines as: 'Love is not a race,' 'You don't dance, you float' and other whoppers no sensible girl would buy for a second. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +346 As it turned out, the film wasn't so bad, but it wasn't much good either. It was just sort of ... there. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +346 Sappy and melodramatic. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press January 1, 2000 +346 The predictable screenplay overcomes the obvious age difference and eventually generates genuine emotion. fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +346 Has no shortage of howlers and telegraphs its plot twists a mile away- but this ultra-glossy weepie turns out to be something of a guilty pleasure almost because of its extreme predictability. rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +346 To be sure, not all of the dialogue is compelling or surprising. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +346 Though individually attractive, together Gere and Ryder are as unappetizing a combo as pimento and peach. rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 1, 2000 +346 A pleasant surprise. fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript January 1, 2000 +346 A throwback to conventional soap-opera romance which would be fortunate to find an enthusiastic audience on afternoon TV. 5/10 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +346 The movie's biggest fatality is the lack of chemistry between the two stars. Even in their most amorous moments, they seem like a randy uncle and his sad-eyed niece. rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +346 This unpredictable, even rigorous film deserves a chance to find its audience. fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +346 If [Gere and Ryder are] not the most charmless doomed lovers of all time they come damned close. 2/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +346 The picture is a veritable bouquet of ardent cliches and witless sentiments. 0.5/5 rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +346 All style and no substance. rotten Loren King 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +346 Chen ... keeps things so downy soft that you're parched for a little drama -- a spat here hurts about as much as a slumber-party pillow fight. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +346 The biggest miracle here would be if this movie is still in theaters come autumn. rotten Jeffrey Cohen 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +346 A perfectly respectable weeper. fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +346 I couldn't help rooting for Charlotte's tumor. rotten Robert Payne 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +346 The film works best of all as a vehicle for Richard Gere, who has simply never looked better or held the screen more securely. B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +346 Richard Gere and Winona Ryder are never credible as a couple. rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +346 There's nothing magical about the romance in Autumn in New York, and nothing even very tragic about its love affair. rotten Stephen Whitty 0 Newhouse News Service January 1, 2000 +346 Autumn in New York is saddled with a sappy, silly script. 6/10 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +346 Ryder looks like she doesn't want to be anywhere near Gere, no less have him touch her. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com January 1, 2000 +346 "A movie that teaches respect for ""feelings"" through a cocky middle-aged NYC restaurateur who learns he is capable of love in relationship with a vivacious young woman." 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 1, 2000 +346 Hardly the all-stops-out tearjerker it strives to be. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +346 A respectable enough love story that holds so much promise, yet doesn't seem to have had the screenplay kinks worked out before shooting commenced. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +346 This love story never convincingly goes beyond the depth of two good-looking people falling in love based on their looks. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +346 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +346 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +346 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +346 0/4 rotten Gerry Gallo 0 Hollywood.com December 2, 2003 +346 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +346 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +346 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +346 1/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine June 19, 2001 +346 6/10 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +346 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly August 11, 2000 +346 D+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +346 F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +346 7 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +346 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +346 1/5 rotten Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +346 6/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +346 2/4 rotten Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald January 1, 2000 +346 7/10 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +346 1/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +348 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 5, 2004 +352 A good, even beautiful, premise, but this romance is stronger on ambience than development. rotten Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday December 6, 2017 +352 A very sweet movie, Slater and Masterson encompass real sparks 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Tsunami Magazine October 26, 2008 +352 Don't blame the leads, but the movie has less emotional resonance than an old FTD florist commercial with Merlin Olsen. 2/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +352 C- rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +352 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 30, 2005 +352 3/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) July 31, 2003 +352 1.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +352 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 9, 2001 +352 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +352 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +352 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +352 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +352 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +352 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +352 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +352 C- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly June 1, 1995 +353 A quietly amusing minimalist tale of a grouch who finds he's still capable of pleasure. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star August 26, 2010 +353 "In a way, the fact that the grey, austere Serbian city is such an odd choice for the middle-age romance ""Here and There"" is one of the film's charms. " 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Wisconsin State Journal August 26, 2010 +353 Although teetering on the brink of soppiness in places, and treading a well-worn path, the soft-in-the-middle script is lifted immeasurably by towering performances. 3.5/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film July 6, 2010 +353 Enjoyable and accomplished. fresh Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International May 25, 2010 +353 Deserves all the attention it can get. fresh Natasha Senjanovic 1 Hollywood Reporter May 25, 2010 +353 Lungulov's touch is delicate, even piercingly so, and his direction of actors, especially Thornton and Karanovic, is beautifully nuanced. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times May 20, 2010 +353 In the end, the film has more than a few moments that linger: like slivovitz, it sneaks up on you. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Gold 1 New York Times May 14, 2010 +353 Here and There feels exactly like an amateur effort from a first-time director. 2/4 rotten Christian Blauvelt 0 Slant Magazine May 13, 2010 +353 The big question isn't whether middle-aged romance will bloom, but rather, how much sub-Jarmusch deadpan humor and pathos can you take? 2/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out May 12, 2010 +353 There's pleasure in watching the conceit unfold, which is sweetened by an unexpectedly poignant payoff. fresh Eric Hynes 1 Village Voice May 11, 2010 +354 Without the talent of Bob Hope this picture would be one dull thud. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide October 23, 2007 +354 It's just too clear how hard the boys were trying. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety October 23, 2007 +354 A tedious romp through familiar Hope territory. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 26, 2006 +354 It drags in some critical phases, it labors in obvious spots and the climax is too manufactured. But there are side-splitting moments in it. 2.5/5 rotten Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times March 25, 2006 +354 Hope is in his element, and it is impossible not to be swept along by the enthusiasm of his performance. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +355 This moronic, witless, unbearably mirth-free mess finds Wayans endlessly mining ethnic stereotypes then mocking them for supposed humor. rotten Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald November 29, 2017 +355 Unless you've seen every awful horror flick of the past five years, you won't even get the jokes. A comedic dead zone. 1/5 rotten Ken McIntyre 0 Total Film July 11, 2014 +355 A few observational gags deliver, but all the doll-humping and chicken-slaughtering will haunt you for days. 1/5 rotten Anna Smith 0 Guardian June 26, 2014 +355 Repugnant 1/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket April 22, 2014 +355 Though he's not for all tastes, there's something admirable about Wayans's willingness to do anything for a laugh, often reminiscent of Jerry Lewis at his most frantic. fresh Sherilyn Connelly 1 Village Voice April 22, 2014 +355 Marlon Wayans is killing his own potential, screaming his way into comedic oblivion. F rotten Russell Hainline 0 Movie Mezzanine April 20, 2014 +355 Mostly, the movie is seriously dumb and just a little depressing. 1/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media April 20, 2014 +355 Marlon Wayans on his own has taken his family name lower than ever before... even lower than White Chicks. 0/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies April 19, 2014 +355 I almost laughed when Wayans pulled out a pair of nunchucks to stupidly battle a swarm of dark moths and nunchucked himself in the nuts. rotten Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight April 18, 2014 +355 The line between actual horror and lampooned horror tends to blur these days, and since this effort is neither funny nor scary, it won't help clarify. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue April 18, 2014 +355 About as contemptible as filmmaking gets. 1.5/10 rotten William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline April 18, 2014 +355 Run in fright. rotten Andy Webster 1 New York Times April 18, 2014 +355 Marlon Wayans' parody sequel is as inept and puerile as its predecessor, but let no one say its screenwriter and star doesn't give it his all. rotten Andrew Barker 1 Variety April 18, 2014 +355 Calling this one an improvement is like saying that being kicked in the shin is better than being punched in the stomach. Either way, it hurts. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap April 18, 2014 +355 "From Honey Boo Boo to the Kardashians, from Chris Brown to Paula Deen, from Angry Birds to ""Hoarders,"" it spares nothing and no one." fresh Martin Tsai 1 Los Angeles Times April 18, 2014 +355 Wayans' performance again relies primarily on mugging it up and outrageous attempts at self-indulgent humor to elicit laughs, topped with copious doses of raunchy sexual innuendo and activity. rotten Justin Lowe 1 Hollywood Reporter April 18, 2014 +355 There are almost no redeeming qualities to this movie. It is bad enough to trigger an existential crisis in the heartiest of movie-lovers. 1/10 rotten Jenni Miller 1 Film.com April 18, 2014 +355 "Though even the most accomplished improvisers occasionally rely on shtick, Wayans simply recycles the same gags; his ""improv"" is all shtick, with little riffing and no sense of flow." D+ rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club April 18, 2014 +355 I mean, if you were writing a script for a movie starring yourself, wouldn't you also write yourself a bunch of sex scenes too? 3/10 rotten Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered April 18, 2014 +355 A kitchen sink comedy more shocking than funny and strictly recommended for rabid fans of the bottom-feeding franchise. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 Baret News April 18, 2014 +355 A movie strictly for the already-converted fans of Marlon Wayans' brand of decidedly off-color, so-stupid-it's-funny big-screen goofballery. 2/5 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune April 18, 2014 +355 This send-up of current horror movies is a go-for-broke hoot, a hot mess of a comedy that doesn't have a lick of sense. And knowing that going in adds to the often knee-slapping laughs. 3/4 fresh Kevin C. Johnson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 18, 2014 +355 It becomes apparent after only moments that the filmmakers are once more happy to reach for the lowest common denominator, slapping together an icky non-stop barrage of bodily functions, racial stereotyping and rancid epithets and call it a comedy. 0.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com April 17, 2014 +355 A movie for morons that is offensive on so many levels. It is loud, profane and profoundly stupid. One has to question how a film so awful could even be made, it is that bad. Most regrettably, it is not funny, not even a tiny bit. 0.5/4 rotten Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star April 17, 2014 +355 Unapologetically stupid. Proudly stupid. Aggressively stupid. 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune April 17, 2014 +356 If Johnny Depp's barmy stumble through the yo-ho-hum Pirates sequel was playtime rehash, then his loathsome portrayal of the pestilent aristocrat Earl of Rochester shows an actor still daring to push the margins of his persona. 4/5 fresh Luke Goodsell 0 Empire Magazine Australasia November 7, 2012 +356 Big dull drag of a movie. 2/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +356 Slightly pretentious, but original enough to be a bit interesting, and buoyed by strong performances from Depp and Morton, The Libertine is a decent telling of a historical footnote, most interesting because of its strong feminist message. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 29, 2011 +356 Completely unshocking rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 30, 2009 +356 It feels both overlong and incomplete. 2/5 rotten Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +356 Under the veneer of another fine/creepy Depp performance, the film falls flat. C+ rotten Jason Gorber 0 Film Scouts June 21, 2007 +356 A difficult film to watch, but one that speaks to our own invidious world. fresh Rex Roberts 0 Film Journal International February 22, 2007 +356 [Director] Dunmore creates a memorably grimy London, but the moral grime covering the film proves less memorable. D+ rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club November 27, 2006 +356 I enjoyed it - or much of it - for reasons that have everything to do with Johnny Depp. 3/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald August 1, 2006 +356 The performances are impeccable, but what might have been a handsome period drama, is compromised by a drawn out screenplay and over-stylised grainy production ... this dark tale of excess is pure theatre. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile July 20, 2006 +356 ...the subject matter and marginal execution make it a hard sell to all but the most ardent fans of Depp, who treats The Libertine as a personal acting workshop. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle June 12, 2006 +356 Stumble away from this film as quickly as possible. rotten Rubin Safaya 0 Cinemalogue May 4, 2006 +356 Newcomer director Laurence Dunmore does not show the experience necessary to pull off this period piece and lets Depp's performance fall by the wayside D rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 1, 2006 +356 The story, like the cinematography, is overly foggy and under-illuminated. 2/5 rotten Sam Toy 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +356 Disagreeable, unlikable, unwatchable. D rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) March 24, 2006 +356 "The Libertine"" in question here is John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, a poet and member of the Reformation court of King Charles II." fresh Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca March 20, 2006 +356 ...had Wilmot not actually existed he could have been imagined by Jean Genet. 9 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 18, 2006 +356 Too occupied with shocking the audience with its over-the-top dialogue to notice that it's not working. 2/5 rotten Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com March 18, 2006 +356 Has some choice words to say about following one's heart in matters of art. 2.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle March 18, 2006 +356 If you thought Depp went overboard with his Keith Richards impression in Pirates of the Caribbean, here he goes whole hog into the sty. 1/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 17, 2006 +356 The story's familiarity doesn't reward its gloom, but it's lifted by an amazing performance. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 16, 2006 +356 Wilmot is so thoroughly committed to being so awful that his debauchery has a kind of purity about it. 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) March 16, 2006 +356 The filmmakers would rather sentimentalize their debauched hero than convince us there was insight in his cynicism or artfulness in his obscene verse. 1.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) March 13, 2006 +356 When the movie is done it really doesn't matter whether we agree that we like the Earl or not. We can all agree on liking that the movie is over. 2/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend March 11, 2006 +356 What emerges from the bilious murk of first-time director Laurence Dunmore's film is a sad picture of an intelligent and talented writer who opted for self-indulgence and gratuitous insult over anything more meaningful. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star March 10, 2006 +356 As the character grows sicker and quieter, the drama's energy fades. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times March 10, 2006 +356 The point seems to be that too much of a good thing leads to a vast sense of nothingness and bleak cinematography. Alas, it also results in transforming a film about a sensualist into a remarkably sexless enterprise. 1/4 rotten Neva Chonin 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 10, 2006 +356 Depp is stuck playing a witty rake who isn't remarkably witty or even all that sexy. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune March 10, 2006 +356 Might be the least-sexy film about a hedonist ever made, unless bawdy and bewigged somehow add up to erotic. 1/4 rotten Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee March 10, 2006 +356 Despite its challenging central character, The Libertine offers a curiously entertaining look at a true original, as well as a glance at a fascinating age in English history as a society goes bonkers after a time of repression. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle March 10, 2006 +356 A bawdy Restoration romp that doesn't. Romp. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel March 10, 2006 +356 In dramatic terms, constantly being told about Rochester's talent but never seeing it makes the movie feel as pointless as its subject's life. C rotten Mike Russell 0 Oregonian March 10, 2006 +356 From time to time, a gem-like line shines from the squalor, but in general, it's merely the film's suffocating cynicism that registers. 1/4 rotten Peter Debruge 1 Miami Herald March 10, 2006 +356 As a dramatic enterprise it's stillborn. Not to mention depressing in the extreme. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star March 10, 2006 +356 Quick, literate, funny and filthy, a head-turning mix of high thoughts and low schemes. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies March 10, 2006 +356 Depp's depraved character does have twisted poignancy. 2.5/4 fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle March 10, 2006 +356 A movie that serves up what its debauched subject would never have countenanced -- sanitized smut with a moral attached. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 10, 2006 +356 Dunmore slogs through the story with an overripe sense of gravity that, when mixed with the film's carefully botched look, makes for one murky moviegoing experience. D+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News March 10, 2006 +356 Without context and reason to care, I never understood why I was lurking about here the first place. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press March 10, 2006 +356 Rochester may have been a cultural visionary, but the movie reduces this notion to a parable of bad-boy celebrity hitched to an uninteresting love story. 2/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post March 10, 2006 +356 It's a bit too muddy, dismal-looking and smoky to beguile us, too fixated on filth and too dreary-looking to really shock us. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune March 10, 2006 +356 Stinkers this rapturously self-assured don't come along often, and when they do, they deserve to be honored with the proper giggling disbelief. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe March 10, 2006 +356 Depp portrays Wilmot, who was also remembered for scandalous poetry and theatrical satire, as a careless and generally unpleasant fellow, who is neither funny nor profound. And we're supposed to spend two hours with this guy. Ugh. 1.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic March 10, 2006 +356 First-time director Laurence Dunsmore ... enjoys his wallow in London murk and mud, but nobody else will. 1/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 10, 2006 +356 As presented, Wilmot is so vulgar that he doesn't care even for himself until the final reel, and few people will care to follow his story that far. 1/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal March 10, 2006 +356 Depp transforms a potentially repellent character into another glittering portrait in a gallery of lovable rogues ... B fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal March 10, 2006 +356 Sadly, this is a movie about the consequences of debauchery, and about Johnny Depp making long-winded Oscar-bait speeches while slathered in nasty pancake makeup. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly March 9, 2006 +356 The Libertine could be one of the most atrocious films you will ever see in your entire life. 0/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com March 9, 2006 +356 Features another stellar Johnny Depp performance, but stagy dialogue and dreary cinematography mar the effectiveness of this murky period drama. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews March 9, 2006 +356 Any movie top-billed by a star as hot as Johnny Depp that somehow manages to sit on a shelf for more than a year after its completion is bound to be a stinker. D rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 9, 2006 +356 It is Depp, as the debauched and decaying Restoration rake, who holds the camera. It's a strong, sturdy performance, but one that asks more of the audience than it might be possible to give. 2.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 9, 2006 +356 There follows much groping and fondling and talk of debauchery, all of it slightly less erotic than integral calculus. 1.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer March 9, 2006 +356 Depp achieves one of his mightiest feats, rescuing the overly theatrical Libertine from itself. 2.5/4 fresh Randy Myers 0 Contra Costa Times March 9, 2006 +356 This is an irritatingly unsatisfying and unappetizing profile. 1/4 rotten 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 9, 2006 +356 One of the few films to maintain an air of stuffiness even while sharing intimate details of debauchery. C+ rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News March 9, 2006 +356 We are supposed to thrill to the devil-may-care attitude of this Byronic rebel-gent, yet we never find out what he's about or what he stands for. He's a self-impressed question mark. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post March 9, 2006 +356 You will not like the Second Earl of Rochester. But you will not be able to take your eyes from him. Having made his bed, he does not hesitate to sleep in it. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 9, 2006 +356 Depp, the movie star, is to be applauded for not ambracing dumb action flicks or brainless blockbuster wannabes, but at this point, he has gone too far in the other direction. rotten Pam Grady 0 FilmStew.com March 9, 2006 +356 The Libertine is an unpleasant film to watch, and it should be, since it zeroes in on the pain of not being able to connect to other people. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 9, 2006 +356 Depp opens the movie by looking into the camera and announcing, You will not like me now, and you will like me even less as we go on. That turns out to be true. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 9, 2006 +356 Plain and simple, The Libertine is Depp's effort to pull a Charlize: defined as a preternaturally gorgeous actor attempting to portray a visibly repulsive person for award-worthy attention. 1/4 rotten Laura Kelly 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel March 9, 2006 +356 The scenes between Depp and Morton throw off sparks, but the movie as a whole needs focus, oomph. D+ rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution March 9, 2006 +356 ...one of those supposedly daring erotic dramas that could actually work as a video touting abstinence. The sex is that soulless, that dingy, that diseased. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) March 9, 2006 +356 Director Laurence Dunmore films everything through a corrosive brown fog, obscuring and muffling the film's life force. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 9, 2006 +356 For all the overstuffed corsets and garters snapping to and fro, it's about as bawdy as a C-Span appropriations committee meeting. rotten Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) March 9, 2006 +356 An odd composition of stolid chamber drama and manic acting by its magnetic star, the movie makes for an occasionally invigorating experience that is too predictable and mannered for its own good. 2.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star March 9, 2006 +356 Dingy and dark, using the trappings of rot to mask its central goody-two-shoedness. rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly March 9, 2006 +356 "Here's a movie that's done well, with quality performances. And I have no idea who will want to see ""The Libertine,"" a sometimes digusting, always adult look at debauchery during the Restoration. " 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) March 8, 2006 +356 A daunting, challenging film that dares the viewer to like it. And, it's not the easiest movie to like, but it's impossible not to find disturbingly fascinating. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 8, 2006 +356 It's a mess of -- toward its end -- almost epic proportions, and it's nowhere near as vulgar and shocking as it would like to think it is, but The Libertine is riveting nevertheless. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 8, 2006 +356 It takes an actor in complete command of his charisma to get away with this kind of murder-- exposing the sick blackness of his soul with a sultry smile. Shame about the movie, though. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly March 7, 2006 +356 Johnny Depp does some pretty despicable things, yet you don't dislike him. There's just something about him that draws you in and wins you over. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com March 3, 2006 +356 a supremely distasteful piece of work that squanders time, talent, and one of the more eccentric literary legacies 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews February 28, 2006 +356 The Libertine's libidinous charm makes most of its faults instantly forgivable. fresh David Fear 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +356 The prologue is probably correct: you will not like Wilmot the person. But you may like Depp enough to be curious about his portrayal of this libertine. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan January 21, 2006 +356 A fine feature debut for director Laurence Dunmore, The Libertine is more of a calling card for his future work than a fully rounded triumph in its own right. 3/5 fresh Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 14, 2006 +356 a substantial first outing 3.5/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com January 12, 2006 +356 Not only incessantly talky, but talky in that arch, affected fashion that not only sets one's teeth on edge but induces deep drowsiness as well. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 12, 2006 +356 This has got be one of the least erotic and grungiest films about hedonism ever made. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper January 9, 2006 +356 "It's a grotesque, repellent, macabre costume drama. If you want depravity, watch re-runs of the mini-series ""Rome"" on HBO." 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com January 6, 2006 +356 What Depp can't help is the film's vulgar uselessness. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 3, 2006 +356 ...while Depp seems the obvious choice for this ribald role, this is the first performance he's let get away from him. C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 31, 2005 +356 The characters' florid, hyperbolic, elliptical, punning manner of speech rings true to the Restoration era, as both mirrored and modeled in the stage plays of the day. fresh Les Wright 0 culturevulture.net December 29, 2005 +356 Depp's is a murky performance in a murky movie. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 23, 2005 +356 For all the larking and swiving and the odd orgiastic tableau, The Libertine is an extremely sombre, thoughtful work. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Romney 0 Independent (UK) December 6, 2005 +356 Though Dunsmore, Depp and Jeffreys' conceits work more vividly as ideas than as filmmaking, they're ruthlessly true to themselves and grimly powerful. 2.5/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide December 6, 2005 +356 Depp is stunning as a man who squanders his soul, his talent and his body, while Malkovich is exceptional as Charles II, underplaying the role to beautiful effect. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 6, 2005 +356 A seductively entertaining, fangs-bared historical comedy. 3.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday December 6, 2005 +356 This film isn't pretty, but it has some kick: It is to Shakespeare in Love what wild pheasant is to Chicken McNuggets. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post November 28, 2005 +356 ... more of a gothic horror movie than an arresting biographical drama. 1.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News November 28, 2005 +356 The advance word on The Libertine was so bad that I was rather surprised to find it -- unterrible. B- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 28, 2005 +356 This might be worth viewing if the film's characters came to life or its abundant philosophical and moral observations went more than pockmarked-skin deep. 2/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 25, 2005 +356 Depp has a wonderful time as the Earl, and why wouldn't he? The movie plays to his deepest boyish desires to jump into the dress-up box and emerge with a frilly shirt and one of Mom's discarded wigs. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 25, 2005 +356 Johnny Depp's beauty and talent salvage this rigorously stagy film on the life and bad-boy times of the second Earl of Rochester. 3.5/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times November 25, 2005 +356 With its emphasis on muddy streets, muddier language and raunchy behavior, Libertine is a trying experience. 1.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 25, 2005 +356 It's depressing to think how much better this could have been in the hands of a skilled director. 5.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net November 24, 2005 +356 Nasty isn't necessarily a bad thing, there've been lots of really fun film that are nasty as hell, but this is just shock for shock's sake and is in the long run rather boring. 2/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette November 24, 2005 +356 Such a torturous mess that it winds up doing something I hadn't thought possible: It renders Johnny Depp charmless. F rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 23, 2005 +356 The film relies heavily on Depp's performance, but it's so over-the-top that it's just not that entertaining. C rotten 0 E! Online November 23, 2005 +356 It's always fun to watch Depp be flamboyant, but the story is often murky, and the cinematography even murkier. rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat November 23, 2005 +356 The cheesed-up life and times of one John Wilmot, the Second Earl of Rochester. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice November 22, 2005 +356 The second half, especially, grows dour and maundering, and by the end the movie seems to flail in desperation, more like a work in progress than like a finished piece. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker November 21, 2005 +356 "Despite Depp's bold turn as the scandalous poet, this disappointingly overwrought, poorly directed costume drama has more in common with Quills and Stage Beauty, all flawed movies about ""deviant"" artists who broke taboos." C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 15, 2005 +356 Depp is a raunchy wonder, especially in a time-capsule-worthy opening monologue. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 14, 2005 +356 For those who can stick with it, the rewards are considerable. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter November 14, 2005 +356 An honorable misfire. rotten Leslie Felperin 1 Variety November 14, 2005 +356 The film built around Depp's performance is leaden and monotonous, crusted in the faux-realism of handheld cameras, muddy streets, and dingy castle hallways. 2/4 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine November 11, 2005 +356 This is the kind of film that Depp loves, understands, and unfurls his nastiest acting regalia for. 3.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 4, 2005 +356 Depp gives a dazzling tour de force as a man who loses his soul, then his heart, then his body. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 30, 2005 +356 An exquisitely shot period piece with enough filthy dialogue to make A Dirty Shame seems rather pedestrian. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine April 30, 2005 +356 Depp performance certainly makes the film worthwhile by itself. 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews April 25, 2005 +357 A poorly animated, poorly conceived, utterly predictable science fiction adventure without a single shred of originality. rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 SciFi.com February 15, 2012 +357 So inane that not only is adult enjoyment unattainable, even younger audiences will be on to its lack of intelligence and novelty. 1.5/5 rotten Perri Nemiroff 0 CinemaBlend August 12, 2010 +357 A poorly conceived comedy spotlighting a collection of anal-centric humor that's about as appealing as baseball bat to the face. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com June 2, 2010 +357 A short-sighted assembly of sci-fi references and scatalogical humor that should nonetheless placate undemanding tots ... for ninety minutes or so. rotten William Goss 0 Cinematical December 17, 2009 +357 While certainly diverting, its overly frantic attempts at humour, pointless homages to other films and lack of charm mean it falls some way short. It's not terrible but neither is it memorable. 3/5 fresh Lynden Barber 0 sbs.com.au December 13, 2009 +357 A charming spoof of cold-war alien paranoia, this is visually inventive and full of action, but could do with more humour. 3/5 fresh Cosmo Landesman 0 Sunday Times (UK) December 11, 2009 +357 A thin joke becomes attenuated to breaking point. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) December 11, 2009 +357 Just how much of this will be appreciated by children is questionable, but the film is clearly intended to keep them happy with lashings of colour, movement and cheesy jokes while older, diehard geeks can enjoy all the reference spotting. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) December 9, 2009 +357 Funny and well designed, but doesn't live up to potential due to uninspired dialogue and heavy hand of marketing. rotten Colin Fraser 0 FILMINK (Australia) December 9, 2009 +357 The screenplay aims wide for every snappy, pop-culture joke that can possibly be cracked. But the viewer's funnybone remains an elusive target. 2/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) December 9, 2009 +357 Little kids who've never seen this story before might get a kick out of it and its bold colours. Parents will be yawning and looking at their watches. At least G-Force dared you to hate it; this just dares you to stay awake. 1/5 rotten Michael Adams 0 Empire Magazine Australasia December 7, 2009 +357 There's enough of a storyline here to keep younger space cadets moderately settled. 3/5 fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out December 4, 2009 +357 A hideously annoying and emotionally blank tale. 1/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) December 4, 2009 +357 It could have added up to something. Alas, any excitement is submerged by the relentless barrage of trite sci-fi allusions and nudge-nudge gags aimed solely at adults. 2/5 rotten Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 4, 2009 +357 A jumble of kiddie slapstick and pointless chases. 2/5 rotten Jonathan Crocker 0 Total Film December 4, 2009 +357 The laughs come thick and fast in a sprightly kid pleaser full of slapstick set-pieces and memorable characters, while more grown-up viewers will find themselves grinning at pastiches of the Cold War paranoia of bygone sci-fi movies. 3/5 fresh Terry Staunton 0 Radio Times December 4, 2009 +357 An extremely dull and unfunny comedy with pop-culture references where the gags should be, and humdrum voicings. 0/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 4, 2009 +357 Good fun if you can put up with the pastel colours and plasticky textures, which show that in modern fantasy animation all that pixellates isn't Pixar. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 4, 2009 +357 It's frenetic and knowing in the modern manner, though, a couple of good gags apart, not very funny. Its patchiness merely demonstrates the gap between Pixar and the rest of the field - which is the distance between genius and talent. 2/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) December 4, 2009 +357 Amiable, lightweight fare that adults might appreciate more than children. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) December 4, 2009 +357 There's not a single laugh-out-loud moment in the whole film. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 4, 2009 +357 Silly but not hilarious ... with a message that's so simplistic you might miss it. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 4, 2009 +357 With nods to Spielberg, Stanley Kubrick and a host of sci-fi B-movies, the film's pop-culture references are there but predictable rather than inspired. A bit like the whole movie. 2/5 rotten Grant Lauchlan 0 Daily Record (UK) December 4, 2009 +357 Inoffensively bland. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman December 4, 2009 +357 When a film's best characters are rip-offs from other movies. you know you're in trouble. 2.5/5 rotten Jayne Nelson 0 SFX Magazine December 3, 2009 +357 It's hard not to compare, but Pixar's classy and imaginative films set the bar high, while movies like this aim too low. 2/4 rotten Russ Breimeier 0 Christianity Today November 30, 2009 +357 ...a mildly entertaining, visually well-crafted animation that can wait for rental. C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 29, 2009 +357 The film isn't terrible if you're, say, six. Because you simply don't know any better. 0.5/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com November 28, 2009 +357 can't quite get over the inertia of its failings 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews November 26, 2009 +357 The movie's idea of big laughs is an extended anal probe joke. 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com November 25, 2009 +357 This has the directionless, recycled feel of a script by committee. rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 24, 2009 +357 Young children and adults with high pain thresholds will enjoy the movie during its brief pause on the way to your On Demand menu. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 24, 2009 +357 The whole thing is just terrible. rotten 1 At the Movies November 23, 2009 +357 dull and lifeless, moving inertly from point to point without offering much that's memorable or amusing 1.5/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com November 22, 2009 +357 Doesn't belong anywhere near the best animated picture race, but you can do a lot worse when looking for a family flick to pass the time. 2.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star November 21, 2009 +357 If this had been released on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day, it wouldn't have been lost in the shuffle. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 21, 2009 +357 It's cute, it's passable, the animation is fine--but the major problem with the film is its predictability. B- fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) November 21, 2009 +357 So trivial and unimaginative that, unless you're desperate for sci-fi diversion for the kids, you should wait for the dvd. 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 21, 2009 +357 ... characters are as thin and unengaging as the animation is sleek and shiny. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review November 20, 2009 +357 An often amusing, harmless adventure with enough inoffensive humor and impressive CGI animation to make up for its lack of exhilarating moments and refreshing surprises. 7.0/10 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru November 20, 2009 +357 A trite compendium of everything that's wrong with non-Pixar computer-animated feature films. 1/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) November 20, 2009 +357 This sharp-looking but unimaginative adventure hasn't the wit of similar kiddie flicks. 2/4 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News November 20, 2009 +357 If you've seen Space Chimps, you can expect the same level of quality. It's not excruciating, but it's entirely forgettable. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures November 20, 2009 +357 This simply doesn't have the right stuff. 2/5 rotten Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies November 20, 2009 +357 The movie as a whole isn't exactly ground-breaking, and some of the humor tanks. But it has enough action, laughs and candy-hued visuals to satisfy the target audience without plunging grown-ups into despair. 2.5/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle November 20, 2009 +357 With nowhere to go except toward that incongruous moral, the story is getting thin on the ground, obliging director Jorge Blanco to pad with the usual plush stuffing -- bland action and busy edits. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail November 20, 2009 +357 The script lacks wit, and the in-joke references to cinematic sci-fi classics will soar over little kids' heads without pleasing many adults. rotten Cliff Doerksen 1 Chicago Reader November 20, 2009 +357 Definitely a planet worth a visit. 4/5 fresh Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News November 20, 2009 +357 Mediocre, clunky and just so not special. C- rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News November 20, 2009 +357 Underwhelming alien comedy has some suggestive humor. 2/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media November 20, 2009 +357 Computers have been assisting in the production of animated films more and more every year, but have they started writing them too? rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever November 20, 2009 +357 It's good-spirited, and there are enough colorful characters to please its intended audience. Best of all is an Earth-built robot on wheels named Rover, who thinks it's a dog. He'll be a hit. If only the main characters were as interesting. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union November 20, 2009 +357 Plays to the cheap seats rather than exploring its admittedly clever premise to the fullest. rotten Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net November 20, 2009 +357 "Singin' in the Rain"" references? John Glenn? Cold War duck-and-cover drills? What time capsule yielded this script?" rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post November 20, 2009 +357 It's fun for the kids, and adults should have a good time too. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly November 20, 2009 +357 As the umpteenth computer-animated film released this year, it must contend with an over-saturated marketplace. That's one strike. The second strike is that it's not any good. D+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 19, 2009 +357 Parental Content Review rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! November 19, 2009 +357 The movie has little ambition to the creation of its world and even less when it comes to the humor. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 19, 2009 +357 Rest assured that nothing of significance will disturb said infant, neither feelings nor images nor ideas. No danger here; just a faint, faraway tickle of boredom. 1/5 rotten Kathleen Murphy 1 MSN Movies November 19, 2009 +357 It is a shame that a movie tweaking retro cliches falls into the white bread conventions itself, especially from a Madrid-based production company. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet November 19, 2009 +357 The story itself is weakly conceived and doesn't sustain a feature-length movie. 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 19, 2009 +357 The film fails at creating characters with credible emotional textures, a task easily, and vividly, demonstrated by Pixar time and time again. 2/4 rotten Adam Keleman 0 Slant Magazine November 19, 2009 +357 Do anal probe gags sound like fine family entertainment? How about multiple scenes depicting ugly gay panic? Not to worry; a penis joke referring to a male member as an 'antenna' is right around the corner. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 19, 2009 +357 Largely, it's a jellybean of a movie: bright, colorful, sugary, and with no real content. C rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club November 19, 2009 +357 A movie so flat and derivative that it seems to have been cobbled together from other, better pictures. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 19, 2009 +357 It's all a creepy mishmash of sci-fi and fantasy classics that director Jorge Blanco tarts up with an unwholesome preoccupation with pee, anal plugs, and homosexual anxiety. 1/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix November 19, 2009 +357 Delivers a few pleasant surprises, including a smart story -- a reverse-E.T. riff that plops an American astronaut down in a world of just-like-us-only-green creatures -- and clever characters... B fresh Adam Markovitz 1 Entertainment Weekly November 18, 2009 +357 Animated alien entertainment exclusively for those who've already had their brains sucked out. 1/5 rotten Chris Cox 0 Hollywood.com November 18, 2009 +357 A playful throwback to the days when cartoons were mostly aimed at children. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter November 16, 2009 +357 2/5 rotten Nick Schager 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +357 B- fresh Christine Champ 1 Film.com May 6, 2011 +357 2/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +357 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 23, 2010 +359 In Rocky III, Rocky Balboa achieves a peace and contentment with both his strengths and weaknesses that he hasn't shown before. He's still growing. fresh Bruce McCabe 1 Boston Globe April 26, 2018 +359 Rocky III is an engaging exercise in discreet, incisive and good-humored hokum. fresh Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post April 24, 2018 +359 Rocky III marks the point where the series starts to get silly, but the end result is so enjoyable that it's hard to carp too much. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 18, 2014 +359 Sly's boxing saga begins to go lightweight. 2/5 rotten Charles Cassady 0 Common Sense Media December 15, 2010 +359 An entertainingly thrilling and inspirational action/drama that although a step down in terms of quality, still contains the heart and emotional punch that made the first two Rocky films so great. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +359 The real question with Rocky III was how Sylvester Stallone could twist the plot to make an interesting difference. He manages. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety July 6, 2010 +359 Bigger but not better. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide December 19, 2006 +359 ...probably the most effective of the bunch... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 6, 2006 +359 The formula was starting to become tiresome by now. And can somebody please explain how Rocky suddenly became more articulate in this one despite more punches to the head? C+ rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com February 18, 2006 +359 Learning, especially from Scorsese, in his approach to action and performance, writer/director/star Stallone has somehow contrived to make each of his movies into a more magnificent spectacle than the last. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +359 Was a great film during the Cold War. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures November 6, 2005 +359 not awful, but getting there 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 26, 2005 +359 With each sequel, quality receives a KO. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 25, 2004 +359 Mr. Stallone, the star of Rocky III as well as its writer and director, is hard put to find problems with which to freight his gold mine of a character, now that Rocky has everything. rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +359 A definite crowd-pleaser, although you can see the series start to slide downhill 3/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) April 22, 2004 +359 Rocky III is an audience-involving film and it is to Stallone's credit that we cheer for the champ in both victory and defeat. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice February 4, 2004 +359 Decent sequel. Kinda cartoonish, but lots of good fights. Better than Rocky IV. 3/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 14, 2003 +359 Someone ought to have thrown in the towel. rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +359 Rocky takes on Mr. T; fans catch some zzzzs 2/5 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette March 29, 2003 +359 This is when the Rocky series went from 'good' to 'horrible crap.' 1/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum February 23, 2003 +359 People love to bash the third Rocky, but this film is as invigorating as any in the series. 5/5 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star August 2, 2002 +359 Another return to the ring for Rocky Balboa sees Stallone ditch drama for all-out adrenalin-fuelled entertainment. 4/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +359 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +359 3/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) June 1, 2005 +359 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 25, 2005 +359 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 22, 2005 +359 1/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) January 29, 2004 +359 3/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World July 7, 2003 +359 3/5 fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 14, 2002 +359 3/5 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal November 2, 2002 +359 3/5 fresh Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) August 6, 2002 +359 2/5 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 2, 2002 +359 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 1, 2002 +359 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +363 This is a mean, violent picture. fresh Chris Alexander 0 Alexander On Film July 23, 2018 +363 This is a text-book example of top-grade ghoulish horror from Hammer's golden era. 4/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times October 18, 2016 +363 Apart from one or two welcome innovations -- notably the sort of Instant Vampire recipe by which Dracula is resuscitated, and his final destruction by drowning rather than by the usual procedures -- this is the same old hash as before. rotten MFB Critics 0 Monthly Film Bulletin October 18, 2016 +363 Lee's red-eyed stare is suitably baleful and the fangs slightly more convincing than in the original. fresh 0 Film4 October 18, 2016 +363 [A] routine scare production from Hammer. 2.5/5 rotten 0 TV Guide October 18, 2016 +363 It's an effective bit of Hammer horror, boasting the expected atmospherics, period trappings, literary conceits and, yes, buxom beauties. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing September 21, 2013 +363 Once Dracula is up and about, the script can't find much for him to do, but there are spirited performances from Shelley, as an uptight bourgeois who becomes a sensual vampire hoyden, and Kier, as a gun-toting monk who fills in for Van Helsing. 3/5 fresh William Thomas 0 Empire Magazine March 1, 2012 +363 Average made Hammer horror pic about Dracula's resurrection. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 2, 2010 +363 The thrills do not arise sufficiently smooth out of atmosphere. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +363 Perhaps Hammer's most effectively horrific Dracula movie. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy October 12, 2008 +363 Full of the sensual mysteriousness which Hammer used to achieve so effortlessly during their long occupation of Bray Studios. fresh David Pirie 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +363 The least effective Hammer horror film featuring Christopher Lee as the fly-by-night Count. B- fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 3, 2005 +363 Another Hammer vampire flick. About average for the series. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 21, 2003 +363 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 20, 2005 +363 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 29, 2003 +363 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net November 12, 2002 +363 4/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 31, 2002 +363 3/5 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 1, 2002 +364 There is little real value in this return of the Addams family. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 23, 2018 +364 Uneven as it is, Addams Family Values is considerably more enjoyable than its predecessor. At this rate, if there's a third installment, it'll be a knockout. Or at least a TKO. 3.5/5 fresh Peter Rainer 1 Los Angeles Times April 11, 2013 +364 This delightful follow-up to The Addams Family is blessed with an even blacker vein of humour than the original. 4/5 fresh John Ferguson 0 Radio Times April 11, 2013 +364 You've got to respect a comedy that makes light of arson, torture, and murder in these squeamish times. fresh Michael Sragow 1 New Yorker April 11, 2013 +364 Somehow, the new production fails to sustain the creepy, kooky, mysterious, spooky and altogether ooky visual sweep that held the first film together. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel April 11, 2013 +364 Surprise, surprise -- Addams Family Values is more wicked, more warped and more tightly wound than The Addams Family. It's a dark comedy on the edge, way on the edge, and perhaps twice as funny as the original. fresh Candice Russell 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel April 11, 2013 +364 At its best, it's a valentine of venom, sent with mirth and malice aforethought. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune April 11, 2013 +364 Even if the sequel doesn't offer the delight of discovery, the trip back to Chateau Addams is more than the dead end it could have been. 2.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 11, 2013 +364 Though this sequel probably has more creative energy than its predecessor, the constant stream of one-liners and sight gags is very much hit or miss. 2.5/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News April 11, 2013 +364 Addams Family Values turns out to be both a trick and a treat. 3/4 fresh Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun April 11, 2013 +364 A dark comedy teens will love. 4/5 fresh Polly M. Robertus 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +364 It is a rare feat to make a sequel better than its predecessor but here Sonnenfeld manages to do just that. 3/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine July 16, 2010 +364 Like the first of the Addams chronicles, this is an essentially lazy movie, too often settling for easy gags and special effects that don't come to any really funny point. rotten Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine November 21, 2008 +364 That rare thing -- an enjoyable comedy sequel. 3.5/4 fresh 0 Film4 May 18, 2008 +364 It remains perilously slim in the story department, but glides over the thin ice with technical razzle-dazzle and an exceptionally winning cast. fresh Leonard Klady 1 Variety May 3, 2007 +364 The good news is that the one-liners are much funnier than the first time, mainly thanks to the increased input of screenwriter Paul Rudnick. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide May 3, 2007 +364 The comedy has moved into high gear and become one of the funniest, most mean-spirited satirical assaults on sunny American values since the salad days of W.C. Fields. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader May 3, 2007 +364 The second Addams flick is actually funny, too. And obviously that goes a long way. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com October 25, 2006 +364 I like it when Hollywood apologizes. And I liked this movie. Apology accepted. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +364 As sequels go, this is passable: no more coherent than the episodic first instalment, but with enough sick humour to satisfy the mildly depraved. fresh Nigel Floyd 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +364 Bland, rote and not at all ooky enough. 2/5 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star July 21, 2004 +364 A far funnier movie than the original 3/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World April 30, 2004 +364 O tom de constante humor negro funciona ainda melhor do que no filme original. 4/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena January 1, 2004 +364 Mr. Sonnenfeld repeats some of the first film's favorite visual stunts without wearing out their welcome, and he sustains much more exuberance than a sequel might be expected to have. 3/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +364 Not up to the first one, but watchable. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 21, 2003 +364 There are some good laughs in this nice adaptation of the original cartoon. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +364 ...if you liked the old Addams Family on television, you're sure to love them at least as much on film. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 20, 2002 +364 A few sparkling performances and funny moments save this from being a complete waste of time, but it's not a promising way to start the Thanksgiving/Christmas movie season. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +364 Raul Julia and Anjelica Huston are given a lot of one-liners and payoff gags, of course, but what's funny is the stuff that comes in between -- the real affection with which they embrace each other, and the way they delight in their unspeakable lifestyle. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +364 A thinner, airier reunion. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +364 If you haven't yet seen the first film, rent that instead, or, better yet, go pick up a volume of the original Addams cartoons. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +364 If you can laugh at campy perversity, there are enough snappy one-liners, hilarious sight gags and wonderfully twisted situations to put you on the floor. 3/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +364 Bad move, Barry. You should have quit while you were ahead. 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +364 Overall this is a far tighter film, from the simpler but ever delightful set design to the sharp script and economical running time. 4/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +364 Cheers to Christina Ricci, but I hope her contract doesn't demand another sequel. She deserves better. 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +364 When the film tries to advance a plot it loses most of its energy and humor, and tells a rather weak story. It is only when the story-telling comes to a full halt for the sake of a joke that the film is really funny. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +364 B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +364 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 12, 2004 +364 3/5 fresh 0 Panorama October 12, 2004 +364 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 9, 2004 +364 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) January 9, 2003 +364 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 17, 2002 +364 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +365 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 16, 2005 +366 A groundbreaking performance by Kevin Bacon 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 17, 2002 +366 A pleasant coming-of-age film about a ten year-old female misfit and her friendship with a retarded young man. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 3, 2002 +366 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 International Press Academy October 7, 2005 +366 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 31, 2005 +366 1/5 rotten Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +366 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +366 1/4 rotten Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +368 It's not until the heartbreaking denouement you realise how immersive Tokyo Story is, and how it snuck up on you and worked its way into your heart. 5/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) July 5, 2017 +368 It's entirely possible that Tokyo Story isn't the best movie ever made. But I suspect that it might be the most perfect. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 7, 2015 +368 It soon becomes clear that they have planned their trip at a bad time; it is equally clear that every time is a bad time. 1 fresh Christopher Long 0 Movie Metropolis December 19, 2013 +368 With its debt to Leo McCarey's 'Make Way for Tomorrow,' Yasujiro Ozu's 'Tokyo Story' is no less true, shattering, and not for viewers fretting about unsympathetic grown-up children. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 19, 2012 +368 In this exquisite merging of specific and universal, infinite and infinitesimal, Tokyo Story perhaps most clearly illuminates that Ozu is not the most Japanese of filmmakers, but the most human. 4/4 fresh Christian Blauvelt 0 Slant Magazine November 24, 2010 +368 Ozu has made a film as simple in form and complex in nature as life itself. Here, every viewer is cast as a tourist, and yet will feel right at home. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Projected Figures September 1, 2010 +368 These characters never surprise us with anything showy, lurid, or sensational. They're ordinary human beings, treated with fierce attention that feels like deep respect. 9.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer May 18, 2010 +368 This remains one of the most approachable and moving of all cinema's masterpieces. 5/5 fresh Wally Hammond 1 Time Out January 5, 2010 +368 Ozu may have made subtler films, but the clarity of his social critique here is wrenching and unassailable. 5/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 5, 2010 +368 Newcomers to Ozu must be prepared for a rigidly controlled work with no mobile-camera shots. This style elegantly frames the delicate performances, which in turn do justice to the wisdom and compassion of Ozu's view of life. 5/5 fresh Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) January 5, 2010 +368 Ostensibly a snapshot of postwar Japan in the midst of profound cultural change, it is the movie's painful depiction of familial disintegration that remains universal today. 4/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) January 5, 2010 +368 A difficult film to describe without making it seem less than the masterpiece it is, 'Tokyo Story' is a remarkable work that gives a real insight into family life. 5/5 fresh 0 Sky Cinema January 5, 2010 +368 A quiet, devastating poignancy that gently envelops you en route to an absolute tear-streamer of an ending. 5/5 fresh 0 Total Film January 5, 2010 +368 Yasujiro Ozu was a master film-maker who specialised in middle-class family melodramas known in Japanese as shomin-geki, and this moving story is one of his finest achievements. 5/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times January 5, 2010 +368 Ozu only has to train his camera on a face to uncover a sense of resignation, or longing, or loneliness, and the mood, if you allow it, becomes quite overwhelming. 5/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) January 5, 2010 +368 The way Ozu builds up emotional empathy for a sense of disappointment in its various characters is where his mastery lies. 5/5 fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +368 Yasujiro Ozu's Tokyo Story might be his masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Dan Callahan 0 ToxicUniverse.com January 31, 2005 +368 Ozu doesn't sentimentalize or condemn; he merely observes human nature with calm and clarity. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 30, 2004 +368 Ozu's style is one based on restriction, rigor, and repetition, which paradoxically expands his emotional meanings. fresh Doug Cummings 0 Filmjourney December 1, 2004 +368 One of the most quietly powerful studies of the gradual and inevitable erosion of the family in a rapidly changing world. 9 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide August 25, 2004 +368 The already towering reputation of this film and its director continues only to grow. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian April 9, 2004 +368 Anyone can relate to those moments when the calm is broken by the undercurrents of anguish, disappointment and resentment that run through every family. 5/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY April 9, 2004 +368 Rife with a pervasive sense of loss, Tokyo story offers little comfort and promises great sorrow. This is a profoundly moving film. 9 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania April 5, 2004 +368 It ennobles the cinema. It says, yes, a movie can help us make small steps against our imperfections. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 15, 2004 +368 One of the great classics of world cinema. 5/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com January 13, 2004 +368 constantly bursts with life and meaning, despite the fact that very little happens in the conventional narrative sense 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk December 14, 2003 +368 This very well might be the best film ever made. A+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 8, 2003 +368 Could easily change your life. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 17, 2003 +368 like people-watching from the point of view of a god 5/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 Filmcritic.com October 27, 2003 +368 Luminous in its freedom from the sentimentality or the satire that so often obscure an artist's vision of normal living. 5/5 fresh Roger Greenspun 1 New York Times May 21, 2003 +368 ...captures the profound and infinite through simple vignettes and unsurpassed composition that juxtapose modern industry, trains, and clocks with humanity A fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews May 17, 2002 +368 The film is full of feelings, all understated, all with the tenor of universal truth. fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +368 5/5 fresh 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 1, 2010 +368 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +368 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 23, 2004 +368 5/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 28, 2002 +368 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +368 5/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy November 3, 1953 +369 A butchered mess of a movie that only superficially resembles the Elmore Leonard novel on which it's based. C rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness April 17, 2006 +369 A crime thriller with noir pretensions. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 21, 2004 +369 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com September 23, 2005 +369 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily September 21, 2005 +369 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 16, 2005 +370 The very premise of Bounce sounds suspect, so it's a credit to Roos' writing that he largely overcomes his own dubious plotline and fashions a fairly involving love story. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 25, 2012 +370 Entertaining story of fate, alcoholism, and love. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +370 The fact that it remains watchable and enjoyable is a credit to its actors and its writer ... C+ rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +370 What should have been graceful understatement instead reads as lifeless detachment. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 Movie Poop Shoot December 28, 2004 +370 Affleck and Paltrow seem to be enjoying their roles far more than we do. 2/4 rotten Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 25, 2004 +370 Heavy-handed, unbelievable, predictable, and when without Gwenyth, a not very exciting film to find oneself bouncing ultimately boredly through. 1/5 rotten Susannah Breslin 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +370 Seems too slight and shallow to really work as a drama. 2.5/5 rotten Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +370 "a major disappointment from writer-director Don Roos, who previously created the scathingly funny ""The Opposite of Sex."" ...this muddled drama is more like the opposite of interesting." rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 15, 2002 +370 Two movies in one -- lively when people are talking, lame when things are happening. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +370 What keeps it grounded is the commitment by Roos and his cast to making the emotions of the story real. fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine March 8, 2002 +370 "Ben and Gwynneth, ""just friends"" or no, have a lovely, believable chemistry that isn't all hot sex or amusing rapid fire witticisms." 3.2 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 9, 2001 +370 [Gives] us two smart, likable characters to follow. fresh Chris Phillips 0 Movieline April 16, 2001 +370 You can almost see the strings as the actors are manipulated into position for one more weepy scene. 2/5 rotten Michael Thomson 0 BBC.com April 16, 2001 +370 An agreeable but ultimately insubstantial piece of fluff. 2.5/4 fresh Andrew Howe 0 Film Written Magazine March 27, 2001 +370 If you're expecting Bounce to be a followup to Don Roos' edgy dark comedy The Opposite Of Sex, be prepared for something more like The Opposite Of Don Roos. rotten Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio March 24, 2001 +370 This touching, finely wrought bowl of suds is a seamless piece of work. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +370 Don Roos' dialogue is a cut above the norm. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +370 I wanted [Buddy and Abby] to become lovers, which means they sold me on themselves. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +370 Resembles the compromised movies [Roos] used to write for the studios, though it's more like Boys on the Side than his dreaded rewrite of Diabolique. fresh John Hartl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +370 It's just kind of boring. rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +370 There's no way out of the excruciating melodrama, and the film withers in its trap. rotten Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +370 A moody, plodding film. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +370 Both actors are better here than most like to give them credit for. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +370 This modest production scored with me. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +370 A commendably restrained, mostly intelligent drama providing a good showcase for its two personable young stars. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +370 Roos' dialogue in Bounce is uniformly decent, but the editing, especially in the middle and the end, is jarringly rough, even disjointed. rotten Bob Thompson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +370 A genuinely moving and engrossing film brought to warm and authentic life by its gifted and intelligent stars. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +370 While the acting and writing are good and the film hits the right emotional notes early on, after that it simply isn't that compelling or interesting. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +370 A tearjerker that's got both a brain and a heart. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +370 The chemistry between the two charismatic young actors remains plausible and appealing. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +370 Aided by two very strong performances from Ben Affleck and Gwyneth Paltrow and filled with a number of really well written scenes by Roos. 8/10 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +370 The acting in Bounce is fabulous. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +370 Adequate entertainment if you're in the mood for a date flick. fresh 0 Phantom Tollbooth January 1, 2000 +370 As a director, [Roos] brings a keen eye for character and nuance to his writer-side's lapses. B fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +370 Something is missing in Bounce, the muted dynamic of which calls forth a perhaps inevitably muted reaction. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +370 The script by Don Roos, who also directed, makes good use of the dramatic irony. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +370 Roos' film is a misfire, but only just. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +370 There's isn't a single dishonest, movie-ish thing about it, no missteps, and that's because Roos keeps things unconventional. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +370 What a lingering, contrived, lukewarm mess this is. rotten Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +370 Roos combines a sharp script with excellent performances and comfortably lived-in sets to produce a cornucopia of poignantly human interludes. 8 fresh Cody Clark 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +370 This eagerly awaited follow-up is surprisingly toothless, and its final third is so ridiculously hokey that it's hard to take seriously. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +370 A star-driven vehicle that puts its money down on its two leads, who do not disappoint. fresh Ed Kelleher 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +370 The movie never really works because it's hard to root for a screen romance when one of the actors is stiff and unsympathetic. 2/4 rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +370 More a specialist in sarcasm than in melodrama, Roos fails to scare up a decent complete exchange between anybody. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +370 Guys are idiots, lower your standards? I can't tell you how sick I am of seeing this moronic message beaten into women's heads in cinematic 'romance' after romance. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +370 Despite some failings along the way, the film builds toward his and the actors' strengths; by its closing scenes, Bounce bounces back. 2.5/4 fresh Mary Kalin-Casey 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +370 A romantic drama of lovely, modest, and all too rare understatement. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +370 Buddy and Abby's awkward friendship and eventual love affair are pleasant enough but never particularly engaging. 7/10 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +370 This pandering film tries to squeeze every drop of bittersweet emotion from the audience. rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) January 1, 2000 +370 [A] delicate study of two people finding a connection and opening up to each other. fresh Laura Phipps 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +370 Bounce makes the sale, even if you crinkle your nose as you buy it. fresh Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +370 Man, why can't every movie romance be this good? fresh Jeffrey Huston 0 Jeff Huston's Believe Me January 1, 2000 +370 So sloppy with sentimental goop, unsuspecting audiences should be warned not to sit too close to the screen. rotten Sherri Winston 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +370 Dramatic contrivances and manipulation stain a tissue-thin plot. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 1, 2000 +370 It's a love story, yes, but one whose sweetness is cut by honest performances, a sharply drawn supporting cast and a fairly serious, yet never self-pitying, tone. 4/5 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +370 An entirely predictable, altogether bland addition to the resume of filmmaker Don Roos. rotten Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +370 Like the ill-fated airplane at the beginning, Bounce crashes and burns early on. rotten Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript January 1, 2000 +370 A well-written, solidly acted love story. 8/10 fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 1, 2000 +370 A weepy melodrama that manages to be both dull and stupid. rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +370 About as moving as a month-old Kleenex. 1.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +370 Kleenex clutchers looking for the next Autumn in New York could do worse than apply here. fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +370 A surprisingly complex examination of the personal and professional price of honesty; falsehoods, half-truths, little white lies and self-delusion. 8/10 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +370 To my taste, [Buddy and Abby] don't sync up. They're just not right for each other. I fretted for both of them, in a way that didn't serve the movie well. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +370 The most depressing date movie since Random Hearts. rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +370 You can believe [Paltrow and Affleck] as people who've never met, grow closer timidly, then surprise each other with the depth of their attraction. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +370 Roos keeps his story true and real. fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times January 1, 2000 +370 The liveliest, loveliest drama of personal and romantic redemption since Jerry Maguire. fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 1, 2000 +370 Yes, it is perfectly, utterly predictable ... but its details aren't, and they are worth savoring. fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +370 Much of the success of Bounce can be attributed to Paltrow, playing a woman who is incredibly appealing and incredibly unaware of her appeal. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +370 It's deflated by its earnestness. rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +370 So assiduously unsentimental that it comes off as cold and anemic -- and flat. rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +370 It's... gross. And grossly irresponsible. And in incredibly bad taste. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 1, 2000 +370 Just when you think this won't turn out to be a typical moron movie comes a sore-thumb courtroom scene/ reconciliation that ruins it all. rotten Dave White 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +370 By letting star power and commercial considerations warp good storytelling judgment, Roos has shortchanged his own movie, not to mention the audience. rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +370 [Paltrow and Affleck] are very attractive people but don't give the impression they've ever lost anything other than their way to an Oscar after-party. rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +370 This, [Roos'] second venture, suffers from some of the usual 'sophomore curse' pitfalls. C rotten Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +370 Has a sure hand when it comes to explaining what it must be like for a smart and tough woman to come to terms with an absurd tragedy. fresh Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +370 A mopey romantic contrivance, with a touch of strained comedy, that maybe is slightly better than last year's Random Hearts but still tedious. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 1, 2000 +370 Isn't sexy, funny, smart or fun. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +370 Has a lot more ups than downs. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +370 Roos has taken a far-fetched and soapy story about tragic fate and redemptive second chances and made it seem not only plausible, but worthy of serious discussion. fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +370 A heart-affecting film that depicts the transforming experience of loss and the chaotic, conflicting emotions of grief. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 1, 2000 +370 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +370 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +370 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +370 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +370 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +370 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +370 C rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +370 2/4 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +370 5/10 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +370 C rotten Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America April 23, 2001 +370 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic February 12, 2001 +370 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine February 7, 2001 +370 2.5/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +370 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +370 1.5/5 rotten James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +370 4/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +370 C+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 1, 2000 +370 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +370 6/10 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +370 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +372 Ultimately, the lightness and sincerity brought to Humor Me makes it worth catching. fresh Deborah Krieger 0 The Forward July 31, 2018 +372 There is no punchline to this joke, just a great big question mark. Because it's confounding that anyone is still writing a movie like Humor Me, let alone wrangling uber-talented superstars like Clement and Gould into starring in it. 2/10 rotten Elazar Fine 0 The Young Folks January 22, 2018 +372 "Humor Me"" will humor you - and then some." fresh Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times January 18, 2018 +372 "Humor Me"" manages to earn its audience's indulgence, if never its full affection." fresh Andrew Barker 1 Variety January 13, 2018 +372 There's no shortage of movies about male sad-sacks who are stuck in a rut, but this one, though predictable, is mildly funny and warmly likable thanks to fine casting and sympathetic performances. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media January 12, 2018 +372 The execution of the material appears to be just a bit too lacking to serve the purpose of a full-length film. D+ rotten Danielle Solzman 0 Consequence of Sound January 12, 2018 +372 The kind of lame, unimaginative comedy that constantly takes cheap shots at elderly characters, and then turns on a dime and begs you to see the humanity in them. 1.5/4 rotten Simon Abrams 1 RogerEbert.com January 12, 2018 +372 The movie never gets too deep, which is half of its charm. The other half involves the low-key comic performances by a stellar cast ... fresh Jason Zinoman 1 New York Times January 11, 2018 +372 "Hoffman secures success with the pairing of leads Clement and Gould, who pull off an itchy family dynamic with terrific timing, bringing heart and laughs to ""Humor Me." B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com January 10, 2018 +372 Innocuous, dated father-son comedy that manages against all odds to be mildly appealing. fresh Simi Horwitz 0 Film Journal International January 10, 2018 +372 Your parents would likely love it. 2.5/5 rotten Nick Harley 0 Den of Geek January 10, 2018 +372 Clement channels his wry hangdog humor into a slightly more grounded performance than he often gives. His charm and absurdist tendencies help elevate Nate from a potentially self-centered man-child to a lost soul who is genuinely compelling. B fresh Maureen Lee 1 Entertainment Weekly January 10, 2018 +372 Mild humor as a son tries to connect with his aging father. B- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Big Apple Reviews January 7, 2018 +372 Sam Hoffman respects his characters and evinces curiosity about their lives-and these qualities aren't to be taken for granted. But he isn't willing to disrupt his familiar and tightly structured plot. 2/4 rotten Chuck Bowen 0 Slant Magazine January 7, 2018 +372 Comic comfort food, ably brought off by Jemaine Clement and especially Elliott Gould 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation December 15, 2017 +372 Performances are this movie's strong suit. Gould could use some better material, but he sketches his character deftly and demonstrates his professional savvy. fresh Stephen Farber 1 Hollywood Reporter June 20, 2017 +375 Cute comedy is Groundhog Day for tweens. 3/5 fresh Emily Ashby 0 Common Sense Media December 18, 2010 +376 A real shame that this isn't a good movie. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +376 A sappy, overly familiar enterprise. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 27, 2009 +376 Three of Hollywood's most beautiful and talented actresses, Ryan, Keaton, and Kudrow, are totally wasted in this shamelessly sappy meller that bears the schmaltzy sensibility of Nora Ephorn, its inept producer and co-scripter even though Keaton is helmer D rotten Emanuel Levy 1 Variety August 7, 2006 +376 The story bungles ahead pointlessly, mixing melodrama and self-help book affirmations. 1/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 18, 2003 +376 considering the movie's plot involves lots of crying over wrecked birthday parties and stolen stuffing recipes, most guys -- and more than a few women as well -- probably wouldn't want to know what they're missing. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 10, 2002 +376 Speaks to the deep yearning we all have to break free from the assigned roles in our birth families. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 13, 2002 +376 One of the very worst movies I've ever seen. F rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +376 A screenplay that reduces deep emotions into low-cal, risk-free hissy fits that can be settled with a misty-eyed hug. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +376 The movie doesn't really want to be all that heartbreakingly true. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 At the Movies January 1, 2000 +376 The script flips from hack sentimentality to sitcom shtick with predictable rhythms. rotten Ernest Hardy 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +376 Rarely comes to life. rotten Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +376 A silly, mixed-up movie. rotten Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +376 All the pluck in world can't heft the predictable middle-aged neurosis weighing down this script. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +376 A smug, self-serving, charmless exercise in niche-marketed sentiment. F rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +376 This movie enlightens as much as it entertains. 3.5/4 fresh 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +376 The worst kind of Oprah episode with a big studio budget. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +376 Incredibly irritating...shrill, sappy and sadly sitcomish. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +376 When a movie fails to ignite, the problem is usually in the script or in the casting. Since you'd be hard pressed to believe there was a script for Hanging Up, it would seem that the players are suspect. rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +376 The cinematic equivalent of fingernails on a blackboard. 3/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +376 The acting in Hanging Up is pretty solid, so what went wrong? rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +376 Self-absorbed, one-dimensional characters cast adrift in a plain-wrapper story about three sisters in search of themselves and each other do not an enjoyable film make. 1/4 rotten Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +376 I hung up long before the movie's conclusion. rotten 0 Phantom Tollbooth January 1, 2000 +376 It's hair that matters most here, and it's hair that rises above everything. rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +376 Too scattered and insubstantial to be as funny and moving as it could have been. 2/4 rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +376 It doesn't help the cause of the picture that both its tone and thematic emphasis change abruptly in the final stretch. 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +376 At one point [Ryan] actually embraces a coffee vending machine as if it were a buoy in the rocky ocean of life. Is this a performance or a cry for a new script? 1.5/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +376 So much better than its trailer implies. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +376 [Keaton] doesn't have quite enough filmmaking savvy to balance the story's blend of heartbreaking and smile-coaxing moments. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor January 1, 2000 +376 A depressing, trite and mawkishly Hollywood story about the death of a creepy old man and its effect on his spoiled grown-up daughters. 2.5/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +376 Ryan again proves herself both an actress and star of considerable appeal. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +376 Too phony to be anything truly heartfelt. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +376 The comedy comes on cute and noisy, and ends in a fit of female bonding so sweet you'll be reaching for the insulin. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +376 Admittedly, I was not expecting much from a film whose television trailer features Meg Ryan screaming every two seconds ... but even I was surprised at the level of ineptitude. 2/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +376 Aunque tiene algunas secuencias y momentos bien logrados, el resultado final es muy disparejo 2/4 rotten Jorge Avila 0 Moviola January 1, 2000 +376 The movie proves to be no more enjoyable than the resultant enormous phone bill. rotten Mac Verstandig 0 Moviereviews.org January 1, 2000 +376 Has an on-again-off-again humorous way, but lacks a great story to hold onto. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +376 One of the most irritating movies of the year, features non-stop phoning. 0.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +376 Almost torture to sit through its one hundred minutes of banal chatter and counterfeit crises. 5/10 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +376 A headache waiting to happen. rotten Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript January 1, 2000 +376 Annoying and a complete waste of time. rotten Tony Toscano 0 KUTV-TV January 1, 2000 +376 A decent, often entertaining yet ultimately disappointing film. rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +376 I saw three terrific actresses in Hanging Up, but I can't decide if I saw a movie. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +376 Sputters and skids into spoon-fed sentimentality. rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +376 Part dial tone and part solid comedy. rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +376 It's particularly disappointing that Keaton demonstrates little of the quirky sensibility of her previous works, either as a director or an actress. rotten Randall King 0 Winnipeg Sun January 1, 2000 +376 Rarely gets far enough beyond the foibles stage to make you want to spend time with them, let alone share their life issues. rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +376 For Ryan fans, the movie also serves as a strong star vehicle. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +376 Puts the 'oy' into cloying. rotten Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +376 The movie proves to be no more enjoyable than the resultant enormous phone bill. rotten Mac Verstandig 0 Stage Newspaper January 1, 2000 +376 The final scene shows the sisters laughing together, preparing a Thanksgiving feast and playfully throwing flour at each other. I felt like throwing something too, but I didn't have any tomatoes. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +376 Cries out for a surer hand and a quicker pace. rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +376 Most of the 'comedy' is rather forced. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +376 For those in search of a movie that emotionally connects with its audience, Hanging Up is a wasted call. rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +376 Surprisingly flat and predictable. rotten Jean Oppenheimer 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +376 Hanging Up is so drippy it really should be hung out to dry. rotten Diana Abu-Jaber 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +376 Essentially a glib soap opera whose main characters are two-dimensional cliches used as clotheslines on which to hang sitcom-level jokes. 2/5 rotten Steve Simels 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +376 The only possible excuse for the new film Hanging Up has to be that it looked great in a deal memo. rotten Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +376 Hanging Up has all the ingredients of a success -- a stellar cast, a promising premise, a strong production team -- but nothing comes together in satisfying fashion. 2/5 rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +376 Meg Ryan, Lisa Kudrow, and Keaton ... each is naturally funny and has superb timing. fresh 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +376 Like people who compulsively giggle whenever they tell you bad news, the movie runs for cover in lame, comic shtick. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek January 1, 2000 +376 This movie is witty, spry, even touching. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +376 Shrill and unsettling. rotten David L. Beck 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +376 Saying it is a waste of time is an understatement of epic proportions. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +376 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +376 C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +376 2/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +376 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +376 2/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 29, 2003 +376 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +376 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +376 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +376 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +376 C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +376 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +376 7 rotten Chris Kaynes 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +376 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +376 4/10 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +376 2/5 rotten Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +376 4/10 rotten Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +376 2.5/5 rotten James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +376 2/4 rotten 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +376 3/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +377 Taking Woodstock simply doesn't capture the spirit of a very spirited time. 1/4 rotten Kelly Jane 0 Washington Times December 5, 2018 +377 "Some will call his Woodstock naive, but that's what he intends: the movie is a sweet, anecdotal, comic embrace, a gentle reminder that it was once possible to overcome the cynicism of the times and believe that ""the flow"" leads in a benign direction. " fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 6, 2018 +377 At no point did I feel like I was at Woodstock and surely that was the whole point. 2.5/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix October 21, 2014 +377 Some colorful character turns cannot make up for the charisma void at the center that is Martin. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 25, 2014 +377 A valentine to America. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 29, 2011 +377 A ham-handed attempt to indicate the oncoming tragedy of Altamont ends the film with a touch of contrivance, but it's the only sour note in an otherwise flawless film. fresh Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife February 1, 2011 +377 Amazing that Ang Lee can make such a listless movie about arguably one of the most high energy times in recent history. rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 4, 2010 +377 An interesting idea, but it doesn't really have much to capitalize on outside of the authentic period reproduction. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies December 29, 2009 +377 Watch carefully as the film tries to ramrod too many themes, invoking split-screen technique, and see if you can identify how often self-indulgence is confused for enlightenment. C- rotten Rubin Safaya 0 Cinemalogue December 6, 2009 +377 A minor work from Brokeback Mountain director Ang Lee that is enjoyable but ultimately underwhelming. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) November 13, 2009 +377 This may be a minor movie, but it displays the hallmarks of a major talent. 4/5 fresh Tom Huddlestone 1 Time Out November 13, 2009 +377 A rare misfire for the usually reliable Lee. 2/5 rotten Toby Young 0 Times (UK) November 13, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock is entertaining, funny but also very slight film. Unlike the real Woodstock, it won't change lives or burn in the memory. rotten Limara Salt 0 Little White Lies November 13, 2009 +377 his is by no means a terrible film, but from a filmmaker as exceptional as Ang Lee it's a rare disappointment. 2/5 rotten Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy November 13, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock will leave the unstoned cold and won't have anyone aching for those legendary 'three days of peace and music' that wasn't there in the first place. 2/5 rotten Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema November 13, 2009 +377 Ang Lee's latest dissection of the American dream is one of his most complex and even most deceptively subversive films. 4/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 November 13, 2009 +377 Their roles are played largely for easy laughs in James Schamus's script, which meanders in an echo of the freewheeling vibe of peace and love. 3/5 fresh Andrew Collins 0 Radio Times November 13, 2009 +377 Ang Lee's attempt to put the Swinging Sixties on the screen with love, respect and a dash of humour is a distinct disappointment. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard November 13, 2009 +377 If this is Brokeback Mountain director Ang Lee's attempt at comedy he should stick to heavy drama. 2/5 rotten 0 The Sun (UK) November 13, 2009 +377 A damp squib, thrown fizzling into the memory arena of the world's pioneer rock festival. 2/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times November 13, 2009 +377 Lee wants to combine a landmark moment with a coming-of-age story, but his style here is so loose and rambling it's impossible to sense the excitement of the former and the particularity of the latter. 2/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) November 13, 2009 +377 There are flashes of wildly entertaining humour but for the most part the film keeps its chuckles on the gentler side of funny. 4/5 fresh Ann Lee 0 Metro (UK) November 13, 2009 +377 Has some great moments along the way, but as a whole never quite comes together 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 13, 2009 +377 Lee's film, rambling and maddeningly vague as it often is, does manage eventually to get at why something so ephemeral meant so much to so many. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman November 13, 2009 +377 A watchable drama with likeable performances but it never quite comes together, thanks to an unfocussed screenplay that stumbles badly in the second half. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 12, 2009 +377 click to read the full review 2.5/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 15, 2009 +377 This may be the least ambitious of Lee's films, but his directorial chops still guarantee a worthwhile experience. fresh Andy Klein 0 Brand X September 20, 2009 +377 saddled with side stories that are meant to put specific faces on the issues of the time, but feel meandering and unfocused 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 14, 2009 +377 The most expertly crafted, yet mostly uninvolving, historical music movie. rotten Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine September 9, 2009 +377 ...it's hard to get past the idea of Taking Woodstock as a missed opportunity. It's fine around the edges, but it never convinces you that the central event was the cataclysmic cultural convergence some claim. 7 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette September 9, 2009 +377 On balance Taking Woodstock--like Teichberg--takes after its immigrant American father, evincing a quiet humility in offering its rambling 'little perspective' of an emblematic happening that was almost everything it was cracked up to be. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews September 9, 2009 +377 In a field crowded with sharp, aggressive, edgy comedies it's much more gentle, rounded and endearing. Yet it's not altogether warm and fuzzy - there's plenty of bite here and wry insight, too. fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times September 8, 2009 +377 It took me to a time and a place in history I'd really only known thanks to my mother's stories, Lee and Schamus capturing that very same whimsical devil-may-care vibe inherent in all of them. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 4, 2009 +377 I loved this sweet, gentle film, and prize its charms and heart far more than the debatable weightiness of Lee's Lust, Caution. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 2, 2009 +377 "The first half of ""Taking Woodstock"" is wonderful. Unfortunately, the tone becomes more serious and the pacing meanders in the second half." C+ fresh 0 Movie Dearest September 1, 2009 +377 The more tightly Taking Woodstock focuses on history, the more satisfying the experience. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 31, 2009 +377 How's this for an idea - a movie about Woodstock that ignores the music of the Festival and concentrates on one boring guy's ability to set it all up. 3/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com August 31, 2009 +377 Effectively employs iconic Woodstock imagery not to regenerate a numbing sense of mass nostalgia but rather as a minimalist backdrop against which to amplify the anguished, intimate ordeal of a frustrated individual who wasn't even there. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze August 30, 2009 +377 It's a small story about Woodstock. I didn't think that was possible. Lee's got the look down, but the story doesn't totally captivate, and the music is almost not present. 6/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review August 29, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock is homogenized mud. Director Ang Lee slides all over the place. He takes away all the sharp edges; what is left is pretty much a mess. 1.5/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net August 29, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock is enormous fun. 4/5 fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com August 29, 2009 +377 Aside from a few electric moments this is mostly a slow-moving, flat and unimpressive film. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 29, 2009 +377 This Borsht Belt turned Bacchanalian screen memoir suffers from persistent peripheral vision of a historic moment, while dulling the senses with an overload of housekeeping details. Not exactly a bad trip, but in no way a time travel contact high. rotten Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze August 29, 2009 +377 You won't get wasted, but your money won't wither. 2.5/4 fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch August 29, 2009 +377 Dramedy revisits famous festival, complete with drugs, sex. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media August 28, 2009 +377 It seems that Lee and Schamus had no idea what it was they wanted to say here. Did Woodstock matter? Does anyone care? 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 28, 2009 +377 I needed to take a shower after just watching the film. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures August 28, 2009 +377 Though intermittently amusing and exhilarating, Taking Woodstock can't quite pull together its threads into one totally trippy tapestry. C+ rotten Matt Stevens 0 E! Online August 28, 2009 +377 a limp attempt to stage a story around the most historic concert ever and then treat the concert as a background echo to the predictable melodrama on center stage. 2.5/5 rotten Jason McKiernan 0 Filmcritic.com August 28, 2009 +377 Too much of Taking Woodstock seems barely sketched out. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 28, 2009 +377 Dear-hearted but fuzzy in a way that unintentional mirrors the hippie aesthetic of the Woodstock festival, Lee's film is interested not so much in the massive concert as in the Catskill Mountains community which hosted it, however unwillingly. B- fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian August 28, 2009 +377 It's harmless enough as a snapshot of a young man's awakening to the grand possibilities of adult life, but not particularly effective at capturing the spirit, the thrill or even the mud of this culturally monumental event. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com August 28, 2009 +377 So easy to get behind thematically and one with fascinating subject matter, but it's a movie that never gets over some of the stereotypes of its subject matter to present a fully-formed, relatable, human drama. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever August 28, 2009 +377 This is very light material, and, unusually for a Lee picture, not everybody in the ensemble appears to be acting in the same universe, let alone the same story. On the other hand: It's fun. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 28, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock has the appeal of an inside story told from an especially good angle. But beyond that, the movie is a celebration of the way this event has gone into memory and of the meaning it has acquired. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 28, 2009 +377 It's great that Taking Woodstock doesn't trample on anything sacred, but it also never arrives anywhere interesting. 3/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News August 28, 2009 +377 Lee's first total miscalculation, his first wholly inessential film. rotten 1 TIME Magazine August 28, 2009 +377 Can you dig it? Maybe, if you aren't already up to your tie-dyed shorts in Woodstock memories, and if you can accept that there's relatively little music in this happy-go-lucky movie about history's most celebrated music festival. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 28, 2009 +377 If this Woodstock comes off as Edenic... don't assume the movie's advertising the real thing. Think of it as Ang Lee taking a vacation from too much reality. 3/5 fresh Kathleen Murphy 1 MSN Movies August 28, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock is hardly a bad trip; just a very inconsequential one. rotten Joanne Kaufman 1 Wall Street Journal August 28, 2009 +377 There is no need to oversell Taking Woodstock. Even though it is based on reality, it is meant as a modest allegory about the search for innocence and understanding and peace and love and so on. 3.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies August 28, 2009 +377 Lee's larkiest film by far, Taking Woodstock features faces familiar and fresh. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post August 28, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock fails to achieve anything beyond a contact high because of Martin's listless performance as the central character. 2/5 rotten Preston Jones 1 Dallas Morning News August 28, 2009 +377 The drama in question, Ang Lee's Taking Woodstock, is a bit like the festival itself - a happy mess. B- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor August 28, 2009 +377 Maybe it's all too wonderful to be true, but that's OK. If Taking Woodstock is a fantasy, then it's a most benevolent one, and more power to it. 3/4 fresh Chris Kaltenbach 0 Baltimore Sun August 28, 2009 +377 The film's focus on one man's story instead of the event itself is a solid narrative choice; the execution, however, is uneven and disappointing. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle August 28, 2009 +377 The filmmakers use Woodstock as wallpaper for a hackneyed story of personal growth and reinvention. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) August 28, 2009 +377 Much of our enjoyment of a movie is based on expectations - and this title is misleading. It's actually a low-key, lightweight, occasionally amusing yet shallow story. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate August 28, 2009 +377 While many of the characters are getting satisfactorily high, audiences are unfortunately left with a movie that's only half-baked. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 28, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock could have used a bit more old-fashioned Ang Lee brooding and torment and a bit less forced joy. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 Film School Rejects August 28, 2009 +377 It's interesting and often amusing stuff, populated as it is with a cast of oddball characters, but it's also uneven, with a tendency to sag for stretches. 3/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 28, 2009 +377 While the film starts off slow, Lee's story develops into an amazing trip; no pun intended. 4/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews August 28, 2009 +377 The Oscar-winning director has effectively captured the good vibes surrounding the initial festival. 3/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly August 28, 2009 +377 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! August 28, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock is a fine film, it just isn't what it wants to be or what it should be. fresh Matthew Razak 0 Examiner.com August 28, 2009 +377 Demitri Martin and the movie are perfect for each other, both of them agreeable and inoffensive, likable and sort of funny but not very substantive. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 28, 2009 +377 Initially compelling with a fine ensemble cast and impressive cinematography, but suffers from an often bland screenplay that's deficient in character development, imagination and emotional resonance. 5.5/10 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru August 28, 2009 +377 "By the time ""Taking Woodstock"" comes to an end, you may find yourself asking ""Was this long, strange trip really necessary?" 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com August 27, 2009 +377 I'm starting to suspect that Lee's insight into American thought is only a little deeper than a Western filmmaker who thinks he's brave for still bringing up bound feet. C+ rotten Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly August 27, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock has fine moments and an enjoyable vibe, but it never develops a coherent point of view. 2.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 27, 2009 +377 Don't expect too much from Taking Woodstock and you might just enjoy its kind-hearted, sunny spirit. It is not, however, an experience that will linger long. rotten Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National August 27, 2009 +377 For the most part, it's a genial pleasure, with something disarmingly daggy -- intentional or not -- about its vision of history and individual experience. 3.5/5 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) August 27, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock has its pleasures; it's really a sweet-natured coming-of-age tale, with a famously groundbreaking rock concert lurking in the background. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times August 27, 2009 +377 If you stick with this wistful, fitfully funny little trip, you will be rewarded with a movie that makes up in warmth, humanism and self-effacing modesty what it lacks in crackerjack pacing and epic pop-historical grandeur. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post August 27, 2009 +377 A gentle and largely enjoyable way to tell a story, but also one that never leaves much of an impression. 3/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend August 27, 2009 +377 Some will appreciate the combination of vision and happenstance that led to the festival and its place in public consciousness as a marker for a generational shift. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet August 27, 2009 +377 "while ""Taking Woodstock"" is a bit of a shaggy dog story, Lee uses a subtle build to show how 'three days of peace, love and music' transformed a rural farming community." B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 27, 2009 +377 Lee distills the flavor of this transforming event and hints at how it transformed some who were there. His movie is a contact high. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 27, 2009 +377 Lee has gone for shaggy comedy. Some of it is funny. Some of it just sits there. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe August 27, 2009 +377 For a while, Woodstock represented a spirit of peaceful sharing that sometimes makes America great. That's what this native-born writer and immigrant director want us to remember. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer August 27, 2009 +377 Lee's movie is pleasant enough, but it's too swept up in the spirit it's celebrating to ask the relevant questions. C+ rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club August 27, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock fails to immerse us in the visceral feeling of being there. 2/4 rotten Ryan Stewart 0 Slant Magazine August 27, 2009 +377 "A more accurate and representative title might have been ""Remaking Woodstock"" because that's clearly what Lee set out to do." 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net August 27, 2009 +377 This is surely the calmest and warmest portrait of chaos I've seen on screen... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com August 27, 2009 +377 "Captures a lost innocence -- but the toneless monosyllables and ""very cool's"" and ""groovy's"" grow quickly vapid or spacey." rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 27, 2009 +377 Watching the film feels a lot like leafing through an album of someone else's vacation photos: Pleasant, but gets old fast. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 27, 2009 +377 The scruffiness is hardly accidental, but it gives the picture a gentle warmth and easy charm that make it as pleasant, if as passing, as a warm summer breeze. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 27, 2009 +377 [It] takes advantage of yet another anniversary celebration of the three-day music festival, but Lee only uses the milestone for surface draw. Otherwise, this aimless, pointless, emotionless and self-aggrandizing debacle would have no reason to exist. 1/5 rotten Justin Strout 0 Orlando Weekly August 27, 2009 +377 Like its central character, Woodstock never makes it to the big show. But the lesson seems to be that it's not the destination that matters, it's the trip. 6/10 fresh Brian Juergens 0 CampBlood.org August 27, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock has the freshness of something being created, not remembered. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 27, 2009 +377 The hippie mindset is that either you're with them or you're not, and similarly Taking Woodstock asks that you ride along its loose, laid-back vibe or start flinging mud. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com August 27, 2009 +377 A distraction that steals Lee's concentration, leaving the film in the same condition as the real Woodstock: muddy, scattered, and overlong. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 27, 2009 +377 It's not a bad film but I have a feeling that it's too chaotic. It lacks somehow some central gravitas, despite the comedic elements, to bring it all together. 3/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) August 26, 2009 +377 Taking Woodstock takes us behind the scenes at that amazing event, and deals with ordinary people swept up in it. Don't expect concert scenes, because there are none. 3.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) August 26, 2009 +377 It does at least come across as a portrait of an era that's affectionate, authentic and pleasingly adult in its tone and concerns. 4/5 fresh Geoff Andrew 0 Time Out Sydney August 26, 2009 +377 This is the yawning of the Age of Aquarius. 2/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) August 26, 2009 +377 Lee and his producer and screenwriter, James Schamus, have turned Tiber's book into a gentle, rather tepid film. Its first half is modest and likable, but it goes on for over two hours. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 26, 2009 +377 Really, it's the same circumstance captured in Bye Bye Birdie, but Lee and Schamus lack a sense of humor. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press August 26, 2009 +377 Lee captures the fractious, joyful, monstrously evolving mass it all was. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly August 26, 2009 +377 Lee's contribution should fit well into the Woodstock-tribute canon. It smartly avoids overused period references. 3/4 fresh Chris Faraone 0 Boston Phoenix August 26, 2009 +377 Ang Lee's Taking Woodstock is a coming-of-age comedy that roams the backstage and the back-story and sees that epic concert through rose-colored glasses. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 26, 2009 +377 Lee's movie captures the mellow mood and mud-caked faces of the crowd but misses the reverberations of the counterculture revolution that brought the great unwashed to that farm. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 26, 2009 +377 It is Woodstock light, which is one thing. It is also Ang Lee light, which is another thing altogether and far less satisfying. 3/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic August 26, 2009 +377 Lee and Schamus make history blandly palatable; in the process, they rob the times and the people they're portraying of their complications. 2/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out August 26, 2009 +377 A project that is rather shapeless with a protagonist who is less than compelling. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 26, 2009 +377 "There is a great movie within Ang Lee's ""Taking Woodstock." C+ rotten Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com August 25, 2009 +377 Eliot is conceived as something of a blank-slate character, and [Demetri] Martin isn't engaging enough to give anything but a blank-slate performance. 2/5 rotten Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC August 25, 2009 +377 Idealistic but not idealized, the film contains a bittersweet quality that suggests without spelling out how truly monumental, meaningful, and one-of-a-kind Woodstock was. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 25, 2009 +377 Lee and producer-screenwriter James Schamus aim for comedy but come up with cliches. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday August 25, 2009 +377 Given a subject that has become synonymous with overblown mythmaking, its modesty becomes it. 3/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times August 25, 2009 +377 The characters are all representative of the period but they come off as one-dimensional, more symbols than individuals. C rotten Charlie McCollum 1 San Jose Mercury News August 25, 2009 +377 It's a frustrating complication of a movie with a sprawling story and grand ambitions -- and some truly grand acting -- that stumbles almost as often as it soars. Bummer. 2.5/5 rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times August 25, 2009 +377 It ends up being forgettable, when it could have taken a little piece of your heart. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press August 25, 2009 +377 [M]ade me feel like I'd missed out on something amazing by being born too late to have been a part of this. And even if that's a fantasy, it's okay. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 25, 2009 +377 Despite the sometimes crazy rhythm, the diverse and exuberant characters bring a sense of fun and merry frivolity to this one small tale about the iconic festival. fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) August 24, 2009 +377 I suppose in a perfect world, it would be lovely to afford prestige filmmakers the opportunity to relax once in a while, to make a small, lightweight feel good movie, but Ang Lee's take on Woodstock is nothing short of disappointing. 5/10 rotten Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute August 24, 2009 +377 You can't deny the smiling mood that wafts through the film like incense, and to that extent it honors the original three days; but not once does a character's show of feeling stir you, send you, or stop you in your tracks, and the loss is unsustainable. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker August 24, 2009 +377 Lee's sizeable re-creation of the planet's greatest music festival is a sanitised trip. 3/5 fresh Ben McEachen 0 Empire Magazine Australasia August 23, 2009 +377 Like its namesake festival it is crazy, naive, full of hope and features extensive drug use. 4/5 fresh Giles Hardie 0 Sydney Morning Herald August 23, 2009 +377 Much of the credit must go to Lee's cinematic choices; his use of multi-split screens, the montages that create a clear sense of the vibrantly positive mood infecting everyone and a beautiful acid trip visualisation fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile August 20, 2009 +377 Too bad the principal character lacks the charisma to carry the movie. C+ rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve August 20, 2009 +377 A laid-back, colorful, and groovy glimpse of the magic of Woodstock viewed through the life of an up-tight young man who is a great caretaker unable to treat himself with the same care and support he gives others. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 20, 2009 +377 Ang Lee captures the spirit of this memorable cultural event as the coming of age of a young man who accidentally facilitated it, but Michael Wadleigh's documentary is the richer Woodstock experience. 3/5 fresh Jennifer Merin 0 About.com August 17, 2009 +377 There are flashes of inspiration here, but nothing to sustain a feature film's worth of narrative import. C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 12, 2009 +377 It's a sunny-side-up account of the famous hippy festival in upstate New York, timed to coincide with its fortieth anniversary this year, that unashamedly plays up its comedy and youthful idealism. 3/5 fresh Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 22, 2009 +377 The event itself is glimpsed only from a distance but, when Elliot does reach his vantage point, the view is poetically amazing. You feel the presence of Joplin and Hendrix rather than actually see them. 3/5 fresh Richard Mowe 0 Boxoffice Magazine May 18, 2009 +377 It may not be on a par with Brokeback, nor as powerful as Lust, Caution, but Taking Woodstock is another triumph for Ang Lee, a director whose resume gets more and more diverse with every project he tackles. 4/5 fresh Joe Utichi 0 IGN Movies UK May 18, 2009 +377 A bland, faintly pointless slice of sentimentality, suggesting comedy isn't Lee's strong suit. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 18, 2009 +377 Undoubtedly one of Ang Lee's lighter films, 'Taking Woodstock' is also one of his better ones, and a welcome return to form. 4/6 fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out May 18, 2009 +377 It's a movie that wears the trappings of the countercultural movement like bunting, yet is essentially mild-mannered and rather conventional. 3/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) May 18, 2009 +377 Light and amusing but shallow and diffuse, Ang Lee's take on the seminal music event is one of his weakest works, due to Schamus' poor literary adaptation, which is full of stereotypes and devoid of gravitas. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com May 17, 2009 +377 "Even with the ever-versatile Ang Lee behind the camera, this messy historical fiction plays like a two hour ""Saturday Night Live"" sketch, and not a very good one, either." rotten Eric Kohn 1 indieWire May 16, 2009 +377 The movie is undergroovy and overplotted. rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly May 16, 2009 +377 Alas, the fun does not last. Once the concert starts and Elliot has his inevitable LSD trip and introduction to free love, the film drops the comedy for a needless coming-of-age denouement. 3/5 fresh Kaleem Aftab 0 Independent (UK) May 16, 2009 +377 One man's near-emotionless trip through an event that was the high watermark for US counterculture moves along without any real sense of purpose or pace. 3/5 fresh Philip Wilding 0 Empire Magazine May 16, 2009 +377 The biggest surprise of all - it's actually pretty average, at least by Lee's own impeccable standards. fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film May 16, 2009 +377 Enjoyable in places and merely humdrum in others, Taking Woodstock ultimately feels like a minor Ang Lee digression in between more memorable works. fresh Allan Hunter 0 Screen International May 16, 2009 +377 "A sort of let's-put-on-a-show summer-camp lark for director Ang Lee after the dramatic rigors of ""Brokeback Mountain"" and ""Lust, Caution,"" the picture serves up intermittent pleasures but is too raggedy and laid-back for its own good." rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety May 16, 2009 +377 B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +377 2/5 rotten Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +377 2/4 rotten 0 National Post August 28, 2009 +377 C rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com August 28, 2009 +377 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com August 28, 2009 +377 6/10 fresh Mike Barnard 0 Future Movies UK August 28, 2009 +380 A sobering, impartial look at the human condition. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 10, 2005 +380 a budget affair that exposes the generally sad existence of the Bedouins while providing a precious twinkle of insight into their lives. 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com December 10, 2002 +380 Powerful, lingering. 3.5/4 fresh Loren King 1 Boston Globe July 3, 2002 +380 Brilliantly written and well-acted, Yellow Asphalt is an uncompromising film. fresh Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International March 26, 2002 +380 Director Dan Verete uses his camera as the metaphoric needle, and his cast in each segment as his thread, to form a sweeping tapestry of mis-explanation and contention. 8 fresh Jon Lap 0 Apollo Guide March 15, 2002 +380 These three films form a remarkably cohesive whole, both visually and thematically, through their consistently sensitive and often exciting treatment of an ignored people. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide March 13, 2002 +380 The passions aroused by the discord between old and new cultures are set against the strange, stark beauty of the Mideast desert, so lovingly and perceptively filmed that you can almost taste the desiccated air. 2.5/4 fresh Megan Turner 1 New York Post March 13, 2002 +380 The inhospitability of the land emphasizes the spare precision of the narratives and helps to give them an atavistic power, as if they were tales that had been handed down since the beginning of time. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times March 13, 2002 +380 Together writer-director Danny Verete's three tales comprise a powerful and reasonably fulfilling gestalt. 3/5 fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Eye for Film March 13, 2002 +380 8 fresh 0 Apollo Guide May 13, 2005 +384 For anyone looking to add a single Hepburn/Tracy movie to their collection, this is the one. 4/5 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com April 30, 2017 +384 isn't necessarily one of the best films of its era, but it does capture in its essence the complex nature of relationships and the unavoidable way that power dynamics can come to a head 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk April 19, 2017 +384 The film earlier has one of the very best Tracy-Hepburn love scenes, full of the sense of private shelter that they uniquely purvey. fresh Penelope Gilliatt 1 New Yorker January 14, 2013 +384 Woman of the Year is an entertaining film with superb work by Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +384 Filled with witty lines and hilarious situations, the film is good entertainment, reminding us of Hepburn and Tracy's appeal fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile April 11, 2008 +384 Fine Tracy-Hepburn comedy-romance directed by George Stevens. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com February 19, 2008 +384 A marvelous comedy-drama, brimming with wit, style, and sophistication. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 13, 2007 +384 The first teaming of Tracy and Hepburn shows the chemistry between the stars, setting the pattern for future and better battle of the sexes romantic comedies. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 7, 2007 +384 Tracy and Hepburn were a great team, and this, their first outing together, set the seal on the pattern to follow into the next decade. fresh 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +384 One of the best Tracy-Hepburn movies 4/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 5, 2005 +384 It starts strong, but bogs in a muddled slapstick finale. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 5, 2003 +384 The Oscar-winning screenplay provides plenty of smart lines along the way as art anticipates life. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +384 For the first time in months, this critical spectator feels like tossing his old hat into the air and weaving a joyous snake dance over the typewriter keys in celebration of Metro's triumphant Woman of the Year... 5/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +384 Brilliant except for the odd part about the adopted child and awkward ending. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 23, 2003 +384 The premise is promising...But Stevens lacks the courage to make much of the conflict; the film ends with an embarrassing sequence in which Hepburn is tamed and installed in the kitchen. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +384 Woman of the Year, with its troubled and ambivalent mood, holds up much better than the flag-waving films that followed it after everybody in Hollywood became fashionably antifascist... fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +384 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 4, 2004 +384 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 14, 2004 +384 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +384 4/5 fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 4, 2003 +384 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 28, 2002 +384 2/5 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit July 26, 2002 +386 Blacula was a drama first and a horror and blaxploitation enterprise after that. Scream Blacula Scream is a blaxploitation horror film that takes its influence not just from its predecessor, but the burgeoning subgenre as the whole. 4/10 rotten 0 PopMatters April 13, 2015 +386 Scream Blacula Scream is a tad more polished than its predecessor but also a tad less fun, with too much time spent on dull or annoying characters. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 4, 2015 +386 Scream Blacula Scream does better than Blacula at playing up Marshall's magisterial power, but gone is the tragedy that underpinned the original. 2/5 rotten Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve March 2, 2015 +386 Even though it has a few chilling and comical moments, overall it drags and doesn't have much of a bite. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 4, 2008 +386 A unworthy sequel to a good idea. 1/5 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) October 12, 2003 +386 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 9, 2003 +387 Cowboy character study mixes violence and depth; some peril. 4/5 fresh Tracy Moore 0 Common Sense Media September 30, 2014 +387 "But for one scene too cruel for the story to support, and one scene in which the hero is taught Christmas carols too maudlin to believe, ""Will Penny"" might have been the best cowboy movie in some time." fresh Renata Adler 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +387 Heston's best work...and not surprisingly his favorite role. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 15, 2004 +387 Charlton Heston's solid turn in a more life-sized role is the centerpiece of this darkly haunting western. 4/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Kansas City Star November 3, 2002 +387 One of the most underrated Westerns ever made. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +387 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily August 4, 2005 +387 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +387 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +387 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +387 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com January 9, 2003 +387 6 rotten Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide August 13, 2002 +387 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +388 Starring Burt Lancaster and cast against type Hume Cronyn, Dassin's first foray into noir is one of the bleakest and most powerful crime prison melodramas ever made, an existential chronicle that also serves as an allegory of American society at large B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 31, 2009 +388 The escape sequence has the spatial intricacy of the heist in Dassin's Rififi, but the tone is tougher, bleaker, and more suspenseful. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader April 8, 2008 +388 First rate all the way. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide April 8, 2008 +388 Bristling, biting dialog by Richard Brooks paints broad cameos as each character takes shape under existing prison life. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety April 8, 2008 +388 The title says it all in Jules Dassin's bare-knuckle prison thriller, one of the most brutal films about caged men ever made. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 MSN.com April 26, 2007 +388 This is one of Dassin's best films. fresh Tom Milne 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +388 Producer Joan Harrison, who seems to have profited from a long association with Alfred Hitchcock, and Director Irving Pichel have created mounting suspense which comes to a distinctly surprising and explosive climax as the jury brings its verdict. 4/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times March 25, 2006 +388 Outdated prison film. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 22, 2004 +388 Flashbacks are used to enable the injection of love interests, but the still claustrophobic action and escape attempt make for an explosive climax. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +388 4/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 24, 2005 +391 A heart-affecting look at a challenging father- son relationship. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 10, 2003 +391 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 10, 2005 +391 2/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 5, 2005 +391 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 26, 2005 +391 4/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 7, 2004 +391 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 13, 2004 +391 3/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 30, 2004 +391 4/5 fresh Michael Drakulich 0 Star Newspapers (Chicago, IL) November 27, 2002 +391 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +391 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +392 Touching and often mystical portrait of a multi-generational Mexican-American family in East Los Angeles. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 30, 2002 +392 B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +392 3.5/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +392 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 30, 2002 +392 4/5 fresh Nate Yapp 0 CinemaBlend October 7, 2002 +392 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +392 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +392 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +392 3.5/5 fresh Alison Macor 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +392 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +392 B+ fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly May 3, 1995 +393 The whole thing bristles with rather superficial symbolism and even Jean Simmons's radiant, and in this case hearty, charm as an Aimee Macpherson figure. fresh Isabel Quigly 0 The Spectator July 18, 2018 +393 If not for the amazing performance of Burt Lancaster, the film would collapse under its own self-righteousness. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 15, 2011 +393 Greatly enhanced by the spirited Oscar performance by Burt Lancaster. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 4, 2011 +393 The film pulls few punches in its story of the hypocrisy, materialism, and opportunism at the heart of the evangelical world of Bible-thumping barnstorming revival troupes 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Slant Magazine August 6, 2010 +393 Lancaster pulls out all the stops in one of his most memorable roles as the lustful, ambitious charlatan of Sinclair Lewis's powerful novel. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide April 8, 2008 +393 Brooks honors the spirit of Lewis' cynical commentary on circus-type primitive exhortation with pictorial imagery that is always pungent. He also has written dialog that is frank and biting. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety April 8, 2008 +393 This gets progressively nastier and winds up with an impressive hellfire finish. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine April 8, 2008 +393 Brooks was the ultimate vulgarizer of serious literature. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader April 8, 2008 +393 With a host of fine performances, and a strong sense of period and place conveyed by John Alton's lush camerawork, there's still plenty to enjoy. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +393 Still powerful expose of evangelism. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 19, 2004 +393 Lancaster puts in a thrilling, Oscar-winning performance in this cynical satire on religious evangelism which was considered extremely controversial at the time of its release. fresh 0 Film4 March 16, 2004 +393 The briskly paced drama of a religious opportunist, his colleagues and his times utilizes the tools of the motion picture in expert fashion. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +393 The most interesting part of this movie is its use of broad strokes to mask subtle sketches and careful characterizations. 7 fresh Jaime N. Christley 0 Apollo Guide July 16, 2001 +393 Highly recommended for fans of Lancaster or Jean Simmons, who plays the earnest young preacher who gets caught up in Gantry's web. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com March 22, 2001 +393 An entertaining melodrama with memorable performances. fresh Tim Dirks 0 Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films January 1, 2000 +393 With a strong message, excellent satire, and even some heart, Elmer Gantry is an excellent film, and even a tad underrated. 4/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +393 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +393 4/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 25, 2005 +393 4/5 fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You October 10, 2004 +393 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com September 11, 2003 +393 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +393 3/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals June 11, 2003 +393 5/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) April 4, 2003 +393 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 7, 2003 +393 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 18, 2002 +394 A pleasantly sweet story about a teen coming out that feels for all the world like many other pleasantly sweet stories about teens. fresh Tim Stevens 0 Comicsverse November 27, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is a fun and surprisingly deep film that sets a new standard for the teen comedy genre while also breaking new ground in its portrayal of coming out. 4/5 fresh Kt Schaefer 0 Substream Magazine November 6, 2018 +394 Love, Simon insists on audiences dropping their preconceived notions of what love is and who it's meant for, reminding us all that being different isn't a bad thing. fresh Matt Ward 0 Cinematic Considerations November 5, 2018 +394 No matter how much mainstream Hollywood talks about inclusion, Love, Simon proves that its primary concern is the status quo. rotten Armond White 0 National Review October 31, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is a leap forward for representation on the screen that is highly entertaining and surely to infuriate many of the most regressive voices within the religious right. 4/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 29, 2018 +394 Just the fact this film exists in the first place is something we need to celebrate, even if the end result is a little too safe. 3.5/5 fresh Doug Jamieson 0 The Jam Report October 27, 2018 +394 A joy to watch and will have you beaming by the conclusion. 9/10 fresh Matt Hudson 0 What I Watched Tonight October 26, 2018 +394 A teen drama for this generation. 4/5 fresh Grethe Kemp 0 City Press (South Africa) October 25, 2018 +394 Love, Simon harbors no creatives of color behind the camera, yet Greg Berlanti and writers Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger succeed in tapping their powers of empathy to portray non-white characters with depth. 4.2 fresh Li Lai 0 Mediaversity Reviews October 17, 2018 +394 A hopeful and positive film like this, while playing it safe on the surface, actually can do a whole world of good, and for that, its importance is self-evident. This is cinema that people will owe their lives to. 3.5/5 fresh Tomas Trussow 0 The Lonely Film Critic October 12, 2018 +394 It's inescapably conventional filmmaking, with a crowd pleasing narrative that's as charming, heartwarming and predictable as you'd expect. And yet, I found myself getting won over by it regardless. fresh Alistair Ryder 0 Gay Essential October 8, 2018 +394 Without making a fuss as a ham-fisted issues film, this is a quietly important Hollywood movie that should hopefully lead the way for more diverse mainstream stories to come. 4/5 fresh Ross Miller 0 The National (Scotland) September 8, 2018 +394 The message is equality and acceptance and it comes through by refusing to conform to archaic ideas of what a gay man should be. 8/10 fresh Jared Mobarak 0 BuffaloVibe August 28, 2018 +394 While not necessarily queer cinema's most revelatory offering, Love, Simon is more charming than anticipated, with some truly heartwarming moments. 3/5 fresh Amanda Jane 0 Flicks.co.nz August 27, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is a breath of fresh air in so many ways. fresh Terence Johnson 0 Le Noir Auteur August 26, 2018 +394 He's smart and sincere as the closeted, gay teen protagonist who just wants to find love and come out on his own terms. As an actor, Robinson could be the next Ansel Elgort. fresh Glynis Costin 0 InStyle August 25, 2018 +394 A revolutionary teenage comedy that works for both moviegoers and people of the LGBTQ community-and boasts an outstanding star-turning performance by Nick Robinson. 4/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 25, 2018 +394 In a world of depression and negativity, this is a fun, optimistic and positive film. It is an emotional, feel-good movie with a solid message. Be who you are. Love yourself. 4/5 fresh Kimberly Pierce 0 Geek Girl Authority August 24, 2018 +394 Boasted by great performances, emotionally effective story beats, and an overall heartwarming nature, Love, Simon will make you cry and cheer by the end. 4/5 fresh Mae Abdulbaki 0 Movies with Mae August 21, 2018 +394 It's a sweet high school romantic comedy with a blue ribbon pedigree for the genre. fresh Lisa Johnson 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com August 21, 2018 +394 This film successfully does what it sets out to do: Be a great love story. fresh Ferdosa Abdi 0 Geeks of Color August 14, 2018 +394 "...this movie is just as important as ""Black Panther"" or ""Wonder Woman"" in that it shows a true hero, the likes of which we don't see all that often on the big-screen. " B+ fresh Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com August 14, 2018 +394 While it may be a Gen-Z era coming out story, it easily resonates for older generations. 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 7, 2018 +394 Director Greg Berlanti does a great job of balancing the tone of the film with a coming-of-age film. This film is funny, heartbreaking, enduring and a really does move along at a great pace. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Independent Online (South Africa) June 29, 2018 +394 Love, Simon takes this mission to a new neighborhood, aiming to occupy a space so long understood, from both sides of the equation, to have no room for queer stories. fresh Michael Arbeiter 0 Thrillist June 28, 2018 +394 Loving a stranger is not fully convincing... but it is better than most high school movies. [Full Review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Francisco Marinero 0 El Mundo (Spain) June 26, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is one of those rare works in which its conventional aspects play to its favor due to the fact that its greatest virtue is normalizing the homosexual protagonist. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Jordi Costa 0 El Pais (Spain) June 22, 2018 +394 The fresh and witty script by Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger seems like a contemporary heir to those eighties initiatory comedies that John Hughes dominated so well... [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh 0 June 21, 2018 +394 Simon is the best gay protagonist that [a] post-Hughes teen comedy could give us. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Janire Zurbano 0 June 18, 2018 +394 Love, Simon succeeds best when it's letting its teen characters - particularly these teen characters - sprawl out... The cast is full of promising young performers. fresh Joe Reid 0 Decider June 18, 2018 +394 The constant wondering, the yearning for a connection, the endless comparing of your own experience to what you're observing, the quest to find someone, anyone who understands what you're going through-Love, Simon nails all of this. fresh Rich Juzwiak 0 The Muse/Jezebel June 12, 2018 +394 The only sad thing about this film is that it has to break taboos in the first place in this increasingly conservative society... [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Marcos Gand 0 Sensacine June 8, 2018 +394 "I've heard this film described as a ""John Hughes"" - type film. Barely. Though Hughes did spend a lot of his time writing about teenagers, their problems and how they dealt with them, his characters were a hell of a lot more believable." 2/5 rotten Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes May 20, 2018 +394 A film that will connect with the public... [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Lucero Calder 0 Excelsior May 18, 2018 +394 A gentle and emotional movie; frequently hilarious and consistently honest. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 Me gusta el cine May 10, 2018 +394 It has the spirit of a classic, John Hughes film from the eighties, but imprinted with the new millennium. [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Diego Batlle 0 May 8, 2018 +394 A charming, witty and wholly generic high school romcom, the film succeeds thanks to its smart script and sympathetic performances. 3/5 fresh James Marsh 0 South China Morning Post May 2, 2018 +394 There's no questioning the sincerity or the worthy pro-tolerance sentiments of Love, Simon...but, whoa, does this film brim with bad direction. 2/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 3AW April 26, 2018 +394 Maybe it's a familiar formula, but it works on multiple levels. [Full Review in Spanish] 7/10 fresh 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) April 25, 2018 +394 ...a somewhat erratic drama that nevertheless packs a punch at several key moments. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 24, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is sweet, relatable and funny. It's witty and accessible, and also conventional and very normal. fresh Roe McDermott 0 Hot Press April 19, 2018 +394 It's a funny movie, but not an uproarious one. It's not overstated or understated, but clearly and honestly stated, and anchored by strong performances from its young cast. 3/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com April 19, 2018 +394 Simple and bland... 1/4 rotten Ernesto Diezmartinez 0 April 17, 2018 +394 It probably won't be nominated for awards, but surely it will become a classic among teens. [Full Review in Spanish] 6.5/10 fresh Rafael Rosales 0 April 17, 2018 +394 This movie has this same charisma and intelligent comedy as the Hughes films. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Amanda Adame 0 Cine Premiere April 17, 2018 +394 The film is a landmark in LGBTQ representation, but succeeds on its own merits. 4/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times April 13, 2018 +394 The most remarkable thing about Love, Simon is how comfortable it feels with just being what it is: an ordinary teen romantic comedy. And yet, it feels so very special. [Full Review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Mario Alegre 0 April 13, 2018 +394 The mainstream rom-com genre is vanilla to the core. Love Simon isn't interested in changing the formula, it's just throwing rainbow sprinkles on top. B fresh Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience April 13, 2018 +394 A must-see romantic comedy that evokes the late John Hughes but traces its own path of inclusion, maturity and self discovery. -[Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Orlando Maldonado 0 Movie Network April 12, 2018 +394 Indeed, this is where Love, Simon succeeds; in telling a small story about how hard it can be to declare who you are and who you want to be. 7/10 fresh Jay Bamber 0 PopMatters April 12, 2018 +394 Sweet and moving as it often manages to be, the film is comfortingly average, in its way - the point of it not to stand out, but fit in. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) April 12, 2018 +394 The film captures, as do the Hughes films it nakedly wants to be, something pleasantly casual about the rhythms of teenage life. 3/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending April 11, 2018 +394 This tale of a teenager coming out is at once old fashioned and cutting edge. 3/5 fresh Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) April 11, 2018 +394 A fresh take on the teen rom-com, this film harks back to vintage John Hughes movies with its smart, self-aware characters and realistic situations that are both amusing and thoughtful. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 11, 2018 +394 An instant classic for the high school teen romantic comedy genre. Funny, charming and impactful. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Fico Cangiano 0 CineXpress April 11, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is filled with love and recognition as it takes the high school rom-com template into new Hollywood territory, and it charms in the process. 3.5/5 fresh Sarah Ward 0 ArtsHub April 9, 2018 +394 Thankfully, it's nicely made... well acted, as funny as it is gently moving, and genuinely intriguing, as we watch Simon respond to online posts by the mysterious 'Blue', who admits that he is gay but won't reveal his identity. 4/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 Daily Mail (UK) April 9, 2018 +394 The plot has a few glitches, but generally the film is funny, sweet and thoughtful. 4/5 fresh Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) April 9, 2018 +394 It sticks to the rules of its genre, right down to the cloying music and obligatory schmaltzy climax, and uses them to demonstrate a truth that should be obvious: all love stories are essentially the same. 4/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent April 9, 2018 +394 "It's highly unlikely you'll read a review of this film that doesn't contain the word ""adorable"". It's equally unlikely that you'll be able to watch it without grinning from ear to ear." 4/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) April 8, 2018 +394 Despite...strangely misjudged moments, Love, Simon succeeds in navigating most of the pitfalls of the gay coming-of-age narrative and is ultimately moving and genuine. 3/5 fresh Elena Lazic 0 Little White Lies April 7, 2018 +394 It's more like a John Hughes film than a Sundance circuit piece, squarely in the middle, just like Simon. That doesn't make it any less special. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) April 6, 2018 +394 A sweetly old-fashioned romance about a young man who falls in love over email... with another young man. Tender, funny, sometimes heartbreaking, enormously human and honest. 4/5 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 6, 2018 +394 Accessible and inclusive, this is a major pop-culture breakthrough, offering authentic validation for LGBT teens, worthwhile insights for hetero viewers, and crowd-pleasing entertainment for everyone. 4/5 fresh Trevor Johnston 0 Radio Times April 6, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is sweet, funny and immensely likeable and should persuade even the hardest heart that everyone deserves a great love story. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) April 6, 2018 +394 Robinson is an immensely engaging lead, and Simon's tricky predicament, while rendered rather simplistically at times, rings true. 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) April 5, 2018 +394 How heartening that a mainstream studio flick could have a gay protagonist. How disappointing that said flick is as twee and anodyne as this. 2/5 rotten Ed Potton 0 Times (UK) April 5, 2018 +394 Love, Simon - I really did. 4/5 fresh Josh Withey 0 Independent (UK) April 5, 2018 +394 Often funny in a decidedly wry and even dark fashion, this isn't sexually explicit but instead proves to be more about the pain and uncertainty of coming-out at a time when people think they're so accepting - but aren't really. fresh 0 Adelaide Review April 5, 2018 +394 Wisely, [Greg] Berlanti leaves A-listers Jennifer Garner and Josh Duhamel in the background for most of the film and allows his young cast to carry the film in style - even though the ending is all a little too neatly wrapped. 4/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 April 5, 2018 +394 An uneven but ultimately winning coming-out story. It's one of those films where I can point out lots of flaws but then of them especially bother me 4/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 Splice Today April 5, 2018 +394 With its sheer warmth, openness, likability and idealism, Love, Simon won me over. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian April 5, 2018 +394 With a modern soundtrack and a diverse cast, Love, Simon is the kind of movie many people wish they had growing up. 5/5 fresh Laurence Lerman 0 Den of Geek April 4, 2018 +394 Sweet, funny and touching. 4/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times April 4, 2018 +394 Simon's fears, feelings, relationships and traumas are all real and feel true, and are portrayed in an entertaining, infectious and charming way. 5/5 fresh Jo Berry 0 Movies4Kids April 4, 2018 +394 Beneath the glossy visuals and the power-pop soundtrack there's something quietly radical about Love, Simon. 4/5 fresh Jamie Dunn 0 The Skinny April 4, 2018 +394 Pure magic. 4/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 1, 2018 +394 Simon and his friends are likeable kids and their romantic problems are affectionately explored. 3.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian March 30, 2018 +394 You'll 'Love, Simon.' 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) March 29, 2018 +394 Simply by being a typical, if entertaining, high school movie, it may be making its most important statement of all. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly March 28, 2018 +394 It's undemanding but immensely likeable. fresh Wendy Ide 0 Screen International March 28, 2018 +394 As a sociological milestone, this is not quite in the Black Panther class, but the difference lies only in the size of the film's financial ambitions. 3.5/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 The Age (Australia) March 27, 2018 +394 Like Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, The Edge of Seventeen and Easy A, Love, Simon is proof that there is still plenty of life, fun and intelligent storytelling to be had in the high school movie genre. 4/5 fresh James Croot 0 Stuff.co.nz March 27, 2018 +394 While it is not a work that will change the world, Love, Simon will indeed mean the world to any viewers living through the same trials, tribulations and unnecessarily solitary soul-searching as its teen protagonist. 3/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) March 26, 2018 +394 By adhering to coming-of-age formula and relying on plot contrivances, it downplays the internal struggles of its closeted protagonist, and thus reduces the emotional impact. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue March 23, 2018 +394 Love Simon is up there with your first kiss or first pancake on a Saturday morning; it's not perfect, but it's still sweet as hell. 4/5 fresh Amelia Navascues 0 Triple J March 23, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is an earnest coming-of-age story, gentle and generous, with a captivating performance from Nick Robinson as the titular Simon. 4/5 fresh Roxana Hadadi 0 Chesapeake Family Magazine March 23, 2018 +394 It's a terrific movie with a great, star-making performance by Nick Robinson. A fresh Carl Kozlowski 0 Pasadena Weekly March 23, 2018 +394 As bland as vanilla pudding. But unless you're completely vanilla-phobic, the movie's unforced good feelings are easy to enjoy. 3/4 fresh Robert Horton 0 Seattle Weekly March 23, 2018 +394 Abundantly heartfelt and consistently funny, Love, Simon has a unique place in the canon of LGBTQ cinema, in part for how sweetly ordinary this coming-out story plays out. Oh, and the fact that it's a slick, big studio release. 4/5 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive March 22, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is extraordinary in a very ordinary way. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip March 21, 2018 +394 This is a film that believes everyone deserves a sweet, sappy movie love story, especially people who are often denied them. fresh Abby Olcese 0 Sojourners March 21, 2018 +394 The film is as sweet as bubble-gum-flavored medicine; it arrives as if without cinematic lineage-unburdened by cinema's history of equating gayness with death. It just stops short of producing a picture of gay attraction. rotten Doreen St 1 New Yorker March 21, 2018 +394 How nice it is to see that representation is presented as so normal. 8/10 fresh Karen Han 0 Slashfilm March 21, 2018 +394 Love, Simon does ultimately succeed at making a gay coming-of-age film broadly accessible, but hopefully we'll get more nuanced takes going forward. fresh Emily Wheeler 0 Film Inquiry March 20, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is a charming and affecting movie that has one foot planted firmly in the past while pushing this genre into the new millennium 8/10 fresh Juanma Fern 0 Entertainment Affair March 20, 2018 +394 It's too sanded down to ever truly snag on something like a real, specific, visceral emotion, but it's got the pop-chorus bombast that will get you to some kind of objective sense of fireworks, one way or another. fresh Emily Yoshida 1 New York Magazine/Vulture March 20, 2018 +394 Sweetly sincere and sensitive, it's a timely, yet different coming-of-age story. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate March 20, 2018 +394 One of my favorites of the year so far, without a doubt. 4.5/5 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know March 19, 2018 +394 A really effective coming-of-age movie that I adored...this movie can and will connect with anyone who has been searching for love, particularly in high school. fresh Jeremy Jahns 0 JeremyJahns.com March 19, 2018 +394 ... it's good that Love, Simon is as accomplished and likable as it is. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly March 19, 2018 +394 Thanks to a dynamic, emotionally astute script from Berger and Aptaker, that coupled with Berlanti's unobtrusive direction helps make this movie an agreeable revelation I likely couldn't have resisted even if I had wanted to. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com March 16, 2018 +394 As a piece of filmmaking craft, it's competent, if unremarkable...if Love, Simon helps even one gay teen come to terms with their sexuality, in the friendly confines of familiar movie formulas, hey, it was probably worth it. 3/5 fresh Todd VanDerWerff 0 Vox March 16, 2018 +394 While things get a bit Dawson's Creek-y at times, director Greg Berlanti never allows the narrative's melodrama to overtake the more significant themes that make a film like Love, Simon a milestone for mainstream gay movies. B+ fresh Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current March 16, 2018 +394 It's a premise that understands a the key takeaways of the closet, which is that sexuality is a valuable piece of intel. It's also a nice springboard for a few valuable life lessons about friendship and integrity, and a handful of strong performances. fresh 0 The Ringer March 16, 2018 +394 A complex balancing act with a perfectly executed payoff that might not have had the same impact without Robinson's heartwarming breakout performance. 4/5 fresh Frank Wilkins 0 Reel Reviews March 16, 2018 +394 This particular take on a major studio teen comedy is long overdue, but director Greg Berlanti seems intent on keeping his movie attuned to mainstream sensibilities. 3/5 fresh Randall King 0 Winnipeg Free Press March 16, 2018 +394 Greg Berlanti's groundbreaking gay romcom is an exuberant gift, a John Hughes movie for audiences who just got woke and the first mainstream studio release to put a closeted teen front and center. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone March 16, 2018 +394 As the romantic mystery develops, the light comedy keeps us amused. 3.5/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 16, 2018 +394 Every kid out there can determine whether or not they need this film, but each of them absolutely deserves a confection this sweet, thoughtful, and sincere. B+ fresh Allison Shoemaker 0 Consequence of Sound March 16, 2018 +394 Affecting, lovable romcom about gay teen has a little edge. 4/5 fresh Joyce Slaton 0 Common Sense Media March 16, 2018 +394 The story's lightness is, in a sense, the source of its charm. fresh Brian Lowry 1 CNN.com March 16, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is an adorable addition to the teen movie canon. 3.5/5 fresh Jenna Dorsi 0 The Mary Sue March 16, 2018 +394 An overrated John Hughes version of distinctive art house entries Call Me by Your Name and Moonlight. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald March 16, 2018 +394 Love, Simon has a few sad moments as Simon's mistakes come crashing down around him, but mostly it's a sweet, funny, warm-hearted film. 3/4 fresh Max Weiss 0 Baltimore Magazine March 16, 2018 +394 A little bit sanitized for such a serious subject. Coulda been deeper. Wonderful performances - especially from Nick Robinson - make this one a winner. 3.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald March 16, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is filled with humor-in its characters, dialogue, and situations-but it doesn't sacrifice emotional depth. The two work in tandem. 3.5/4 fresh Sheila O'Malley 1 RogerEbert.com March 16, 2018 +394 Love, Simon succeeds because it rarely plays like grown-ups talking down to viewers. 8 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 16, 2018 +394 Love, Simon proves to be a new exception to the rom com genre, bringing Simon's coming out story to life with heart, nuance and the ever-integral message of acceptance. 7/10 fresh Gabrielle Bondi 0 The Young Folks March 16, 2018 +394 "...finely tuned situations and sharp dialogue delivered by a thoroughly charming cast that makes this ""Simon"" something special." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 16, 2018 +394 It's a warm-but-thin rom-com that isn't particularly noteworthy outside of its trailblazing subject matter. Its heart is in the right place, however, which gives it a light stamp of approval. B- fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News March 16, 2018 +394 Witty, warm and wise in spite of its contrivances and schmaltz. It's one of the best romantic teen comedies in recent memory. It deserves to become a sleeper hit and a cult classic. 8.4 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru March 15, 2018 +394 I can't remember when I've heard an audience respond with cheers and applause as joyous as they did here when the big kiss moment finally arrived. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom March 15, 2018 +394 As a consumer, it is simply your responsibility to see it, just so that many more Love, Simons can be made. 3.5/4 fresh Chandler Levack 1 Globe and Mail March 15, 2018 +394 Young and old, jocks and nerds, geeks and freaks, and everyone in between should be able to find something to adore in Love, Simon. 3.5/4 fresh Brian Truitt 1 USA Today March 15, 2018 +394 "With a slight adjustment for gender, the lyrics of a classic Gershwin song could sum up the plot of ""Love, Simon." fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal March 15, 2018 +394 While the romance elements of Love, Simon will earn it headlines and, perhaps more importantly, butts-in-seats, it's the film's quieter, deeper coming-out storyline that forms its true emotional center. fresh Glen Weldon 1 NPR March 15, 2018 +394 The charming and compassionate Love, Simon feels revolutionary. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 15, 2018 +394 "It is immediately apparent that ""Love, Simon"" is long overdue." 4.5/5 fresh Gregory Wakeman 0 Metro March 15, 2018 +394 ...among the best representations of a gay love story depicted on screen. 4/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics March 15, 2018 +394 Love, Simon diversifies the canon of gay coming-of-age movies, wherein protagonists are often alienated, and offers an undeniably satisfying, cheesy and often hilarious teen romance. fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post March 15, 2018 +394 The casting is high quality, the script - with a tantalizing mystery at its heart - is particularly well-crafted and the story hits all the right emotional notes in delivering a funny, warm-hearted and life-affirming tale. 3.5/4 fresh Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star March 15, 2018 +394 The emotional resonance may be surprising given the movie's relentless gloss, but it's real. fresh Glenn Kenny 1 New York Times March 15, 2018 +394 It really does get better - at the movies anyway. 3/4 fresh Johnny Oleksinski 1 New York Post March 15, 2018 +394 A good-hearted but exceptionally bland 'coming-out-of-age' movie modeled after the John Hughes high school pictures of the eighties. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 15, 2018 +394 It's undeniably a good thing that it exists, that we have a wide-release movie that treats homosexuality as normal and natural, is about a gay kid, and even directed by a gay man. I just hope that it paves the way for better such movies down the line. C rotten Dan Schindel 0 The Film Stage March 15, 2018 +394 "Love, Simon"" is a sweet, modern romantic comedy that manages to channel the teen movie classics of the late John Hughes, but only the good stuff." 3.5/4 fresh Meredith Goldstein 1 Boston Globe March 15, 2018 +394 Doesn't everybody deserve a great love story? 3/4 fresh Maren Longbella 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 15, 2018 +394 Robinson's Simon is a revelation, his hooded eyes suggesting they see a lot more than they let on, while the charismatic Shipp steals all of her scenes as a student with her own demons. 4/5 fresh Glenn Sumi 0 NOW Toronto March 15, 2018 +394 If John Hughes had gone on to make a smart LGBT coming-of-age charmer, most likely it would resemble this. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 15, 2018 +394 The movie is well-made and likable, without any major missteps. It's also just a little bland. 2.5/4 fresh Mark Jenkins 1 Washington Post March 15, 2018 +394 The movie ... speaks to another, more precious kind of privilege, one that straight kids have had since movies began: the right to a romantic fantasy served up like ice cream, tart and sweet. B+ fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly March 15, 2018 +394 For the most part, this film is as affable and amiable as its title character.... It may wear its good intentions on its sleeve, but this feel-good film has no reason to feel ashamed about doing that. fresh Gary M. Kramer 0 Philadelphia Gay News March 15, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is FANTASTIC, and regardless of whether you've read the book, you should see it IMMEDIATELY. fresh Erik Henriksen 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) March 15, 2018 +394 There may be little in this movie that you haven't seen before, but the perspective through which you're seeing it can make all the difference. fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times March 15, 2018 +394 This kid makes Ferris Bueller look like a dangerous radical. 2.5/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 15, 2018 +394 Innocuous. But at this stage of cultural progress on the gay acceptance front, that's not enough. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation March 14, 2018 +394 There's plenty to admire here, and any sort of gentleness at the multiplex is something to be treasured, but it's hard to ignore the film's general unwillingness to confront cruelty. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com March 14, 2018 +394 "Fortunately, characters like Simon have ""the character"" to make the right choices." B fresh 0 Cincinnati CityBeat March 14, 2018 +394 "Love, Simon"" exists on a spectrum between ""Lady Bird"" and ""Mean Girls."" It has the warm winsomeness of ""Lady Bird"" and the crackling humor of ""Mean Girls,"" playing with the high school archetypes that film captured so well." 4/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service March 14, 2018 +394 It's an engaging enough film that even a person long out of high school like myself found it amusing. fresh Al Hoff 0 Pittsburgh City Paper March 14, 2018 +394 "This movie simply refuses to ""normalize"" bigotry, hatred and xenophobia. And does it with a kind, understanding and forgiving heart." 3/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald March 14, 2018 +394 It's cathartic to see stories we can relate to told with a degree of love and compassion that we can hardly imagine. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 14, 2018 +394 Nick Robinson crafts an immensely likeable Simon - as appealing as any of the teenage protagonists in a John Hughes comedy. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews March 14, 2018 +394 Faults aside, there's something truly revolutionary about this big-screen Romeo and Romeo romance, as Simon courts an anonymous closeted schoolmate he's met online in the hope of one day meeting him. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle March 14, 2018 +394 It's hard for find fault with any film that addresses a changing teenage world with such compassion and decency. An unexpected delight in more ways than one. 3/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer March 14, 2018 +394 Though it tells an emotional story about identity and coming out, it's an easygoing movie, glossy and kind and cozily corny. And yet, for me, it was also a fraught experience, both pained and giddy, cheering and dismaying. It's a lot, this little movie. fresh Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair March 13, 2018 +394 If what teens watch on their screens shapes future teen behavior, Love, Simon's utopian society is a gift to the teens of the future who may grow up on it - and to anyone who has to deal with teens. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice March 13, 2018 +394 A surefire sleeper hit. fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium March 13, 2018 +394 Love, Simon isn't a subtle movie by any means, but it ought to be praised for normalizing something that should have been normal from the start. fresh Emma Stefansky 0 Uproxx March 13, 2018 +394 How refreshing to see a teen boy on a big screen that's not a sleepy-eyed, monosyllabic jerk just hoping to get laid. fresh Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly March 13, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is the kind of movie you could easily catch up with on cable TV years later and forget just as quickly-but even that's a kind of step forward. fresh David Sims 1 The Atlantic March 13, 2018 +394 If this heartwarming teen-oriented bildungsroman is any indication of how Hollywood plans to handle homosexuality in the future, the culture has truly turned a corner in terms of teaching tolerance of sexual preferences. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News March 12, 2018 +394 "The beauty of ""Love, Simon"" is in its astute, slice-of-life observances about family, friendship, and that delicate moment in every LGBTQ person's life when he or she must gather the courage to begin living as their authentic self." 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 12, 2018 +394 This winning comedy about a gay high schooler looking for love hits you right in the heart. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily March 9, 2018 +394 The dialogue didn't feel forced; it was charming, witty and extremely relatable. A- fresh Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com March 8, 2018 +394 An unapologetically joyous experience, rich with dramatic stakes, but also wickedly funny and intently designed to leave the audience with great feelings leaving the theater. fresh Leigh Monson 0 Birth.Movies.Death. March 7, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is so full of heart and emotion that you can't help but fall in love with it. 8.5/10 fresh Ashley Menzel 0 We Live Entertainment March 6, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is a funny, heartfelt, and truly touching teen romantic comedy that instantly becomes a modern classic for today's generation. 4/5 fresh Molly Freeman 0 ScreenRant March 2, 2018 +394 "Love, Simon"" never feels like it exists merely because it should; its endearing charm makes it a film that viewers will watch regardless of its valuable social impact." B+ fresh Kimber Myers 0 The Playlist March 1, 2018 +394 The film focuses on the one thing it does differently... and it can't be denied that it does make the tired formula feel ever so slightly fresh for having done so. 3.5/5 fresh Dirk Libbey 0 CinemaBlend February 28, 2018 +394 From a romantic standpoint, the most beautiful aspect of Love, Simon is that through nothing but emails it's believable that these two students could fall for one another; it's not about physical appearances or social status or anything superficial 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth February 27, 2018 +394 Greg Berlanti's charmingly heartfelt film is a remarkably successful attempt to give shape to the experience of the closet by drawing an incredibly intimate portrait of a teenage boy about to leave it behind. 3/4 fresh Richard Larson 0 Slant Magazine February 27, 2018 +394 Love, Simon is touching as a gesture. As entertainment, it's nothing Degrassi hasn't done better. C+ rotten Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club February 27, 2018 +394 It's too bad that the movie isn't as vibrant, funny, and entertaining as the community it wishes to represent - but it's a start. B- fresh Jude Dry 1 indieWire February 27, 2018 +394 "At a cultural moment when it matters so much for audiences to see themselves represented on screen, ""Love, Simon"" broadens the spectrum to include those who are questioning their sexuality." fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety February 27, 2018 +394 It's an expertly carved chunk of cheese. But taken on its own, limited terms, Love, Simon is also a charmer - warm, often funny and gently touching, tickling rather than pummeling your tear ducts. fresh Jon Frosch 1 Hollywood Reporter February 27, 2018 +394 Not only would this make John Hughes stand up and cheer, its honesty and tenderness are destined to leave a lasting legacy. A fresh Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction February 26, 2018 +394 There's a place in the culture for adolescent gay kids to enjoy the shiny, shallow coming-of-age stories that their straight peers consume on a daily basis. The first one out of the gate always plays it safe; the trick now is to keep the gate open. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap February 26, 2018 +394 There's something about Love, Simon that feels like a bona fide event...It's a film that we swooned and winced and cringed and grinned through, the journey the best coming-of-age movies take their audiences on. fresh Kevin Fallon 0 The Daily Beast February 26, 2018 +396 Part screwball comedy and part thriller, the unpredictable turns of Something Wild indeed chart its characters' untamed, untapped inner resources. fresh Pat Padua 0 Spectrum Culture August 27, 2018 +396 Something Wild is undoubtedly a minor work in the oeuvre of all its major players, yet it is never less than charming, and at times is almost inspired. 3/5 fresh Christopher Machell 0 CineVue March 5, 2018 +396 Captures the tension of trying to stand out in cookie-cutter world without alienating everyone around you. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm May 10, 2017 +396 "Radiantly human even as, and after, it erupts in violence and rage, ""Something Wild"" remains an astonishing rarity - a bittersweet romantic tragicomedy that's generally optimistic ... but also hesitant and harmful exactly where it needs to be." 4.5/5 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap July 26, 2016 +396 The tones shift rampantly, which for some viewers can be disorienting and off-putting. But, if you're in tune with Demme's aesthetic, which usually runs counter to our cinematic intuition, it is a wild ride indeed. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk May 20, 2011 +396 It begins with a meet-cute and ends with a murder, and sandwiched in between those emotional extremes are romance, regret and revenge. fresh William Goss 1 Film.com May 17, 2011 +396 If you don't already know where it ends up then I assure you that you have no idea where it's going to end up. 8/10 fresh Christopher Long 0 Movie Metropolis May 16, 2011 +396 A fun, offbeat, and mildly subversive comedy ... with unexpected twists and ... a real sense of danger. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com May 13, 2011 +396 Demme keeps his quirky narrative twisting and turning so that the viewer can never predict what will happen next. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide December 26, 2006 +396 Jonathan Demme's picaresque joyride across the American landscape is still arguably the best thing he's ever done. fresh Pat Graham 1 Chicago Reader December 26, 2006 +396 An expert and truly unpredictable blend of comedy and menace. 4/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) August 9, 2006 +396 Demme observes the human eccentricity that underlies the corner-store banalities of Middle America with warmth and loving detail; while a magnificent rock soundtrack and faultless performances from Daniels, Griffith and Liotta ensure pleasures galore. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +396 An offbeat comedy with an appreciation for the seductions and dangers of sexual thrill-seeking. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 26, 2004 +396 Melanie Griffith looks hot in that dark wig; too bad she ditches it so quickly. 3/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times February 27, 2004 +396 The film's principal difficulty is E. Max Frye's original screenplay, which is better thought out in terms of its narrative than of the characters. 2.5/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +396 One of Demme's most engaging films. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 22, 2003 +396 A vestige of hope for your inner geek yearning to rebel. 4/5 fresh Brad Laidman 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +396 Demme never loses sense of his destination and, more the point, is always willing to take a detour, convinced that something unexpected and exhilarating is available at the end of the road. fresh David Sanjek 0 PopMatters August 16, 2001 +396 [The] pinnacle of the yuppie-in-peril cycle. fresh 0 Movieline April 17, 2001 +396 Demme is a master of finding the bizarre in the ordinary... This is one of those rare movies where the plot seems surprised at what the characters do. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +396 A load of fun. fresh Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +396 Despite the quirky trappings, Something Wild is often as tame as its star couple, a pair who scream Ivory soap and plenty of Miracle Whip. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +396 4/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +396 3/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 4, 2004 +396 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 30, 2004 +396 3/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com April 15, 2004 +396 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 20, 2004 +396 2/5 rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine December 5, 2003 +396 2/5 rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 22, 2003 +396 5/5 fresh Josh Ralske 0 All Movie Guide February 2, 2003 +396 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +396 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 22, 2002 +396 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +398 The film weaves visual elegance, lesbian subtext, six hilariously inappropriate song-and-dance numbers and a flair for chiffon into a showcase for leading ladies of French cinema past and present. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel December 9, 2013 +398 Seduction is more important than deduction in this chic display of star quality to the eighth power. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine December 9, 2013 +398 For all the tumultuous entrances and flouncing exits, the eight principals manage maybe three laughs among them. rotten 1 Village Voice December 9, 2013 +398 A dubious proposition for the Francophobic, but it acquits itself with a script so ridiculous that it can't help but be engaging. 3.5/4 fresh Erin Podolsky 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) December 9, 2013 +398 Pure joy. That's what you will feel as you float out of the theater after seeing this wacky musical whodunit starring several of France's most accomplished and best known actresses. fresh Leah Rozen 0 People Magazine December 9, 2013 +398 The writing is very clever and it is a hoot watching the celebrated cast ham it up. fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News December 9, 2013 +398 The French screen royalty assembled by Ozon and the film's sheer exuberance in its own artifice make this a delight from beginning to end. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 4, 2012 +398 There cannot be many people who wouldn't want to pay to see Deneuve smash a bottle over the head of an old woman in a wheelchair. fresh 0 Film4 December 10, 2008 +398 Ozon's notion of derision is perfectly carried out by his multi-generational name cast. fresh Lisa Nesselson 1 Variety June 11, 2008 +398 Klopt elementen van een Agatha Christie whodunnit, een frivole chansonmusical en de kleurrijke melodramas van Douglas Sirk op tot een luchtige souffle, als is de kooktijd wel wat lang. fresh 0 bibloi.com October 2, 2007 +398 This is a style of camp so broad that even the most bovine straight can get it. rotten Tony Rayns 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +398 We have powerful chemistry between Fanny Ardant and Catherine Deneuve in a film that does its trivial thing with real aplomb. 4/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film December 21, 2003 +398 Some may find Ozon's rigorously clever deconstruction of so many conventions a little too French for their tastes, but cineasts and worshippers of les femmes at their most fatales will find this farce wonderfully fierce. 3.5/4 fresh Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine September 17, 2003 +398 How much viewers enjoy this depends on to what extent they're able to focus on the shining stars at the center while ignoring the narrative debris surrounding them. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 16, 2003 +398 With its Gallic all-diva cast and Technicolor hues, not to mention contrived murder-mystery plot and sporadic musical numbers, it's a tribute to artifice and femininity, and the ways they intersect. fresh Sam Adams 0 Philadelphia City Paper March 12, 2003 +398 The film starts to feel like decorative misogyny. rotten Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald March 7, 2003 +398 ...the true spirit of the film is in the story of desperate women who will do desperate things to make themselves happy, no matter who they hurt. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight February 16, 2003 +398 The musical numbers are what ultimately undo the movie. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies January 26, 2003 +398 Why didn't anybody think of doing this kind of weird Bollywood musical murder mystery before? Maybe because it is a stupid idea. D+ rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 24, 2003 +398 It's a whodunit in stilettos, where the stilettos are dangerous, sharp objects handled without care by women on the edge of a murderous breakdown. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile December 27, 2002 +398 The sleight of hand that Ozon and his game cast accomplish is startling. What begins as a fine farce has a poignant payoff. fresh Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience December 15, 2002 +398 I can't remember one witty line or one moment of great acting. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 4, 2002 +398 Each performance is beautifully controlled, notably Huppert's devastating comic turn as Augustine, and integrated into a seamless ensemble. fresh Ginette Vincendeau 0 Sight and Sound December 3, 2002 +398 An oddity, not without charm. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 2, 2002 +398 Highly recommended. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 30, 2002 +398 There's just enough of a hint at something interesting beneath the surface to make you wish Ozon had actually had the nerve to really go for it. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 28, 2002 +398 Ozon and his actresses work so hard at being funny that they seldom are. 5/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle November 15, 2002 +398 There are any number of moments that fans of French cinema could only have dreamed of ever happening. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee November 15, 2002 +398 Leave your sense of reason at the door and surrender yourself to the oo-la-laughs. 4/5 fresh Laura Bushell 0 BBC.com November 11, 2002 +398 Ozon plainly worships the idea of the grand dame, and the movie allows him both to honor and deride his own devotion. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker November 10, 2002 +398 A mess? You bet, but one that's not without its pleasures. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News November 6, 2002 +398 Taking three of your favorite drag queens and some alcoholic contraband to this movie equals a windfall of instant camp. 4/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly October 25, 2002 +398 For pure camp, intentional or otherwise, this is right up there with The Rocky Horror Picture Show. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 25, 2002 +398 The whole is a sort of curdled cassoulet that annoys rather than amuses, bores rather than bites and tires rather than titillates. rotten Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +398 Proves to be a pleasant romp. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle October 13, 2002 +398 The cast is consistently strong, particularly Deneuve and Ardant, bravely throwing caution to the wind and mugging fearlessly in an all-out effort to bring down the house. B fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 12, 2002 +398 A sly blend of Douglas Sirk melodrama and Jacques Demy musical; a playfully reconfigured crackerjack murder mystery as thoroughly engrossing as it is lovingly contrived. fresh Josef Braun 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) October 10, 2002 +398 Les Femmes Fatales-- fresh John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly October 8, 2002 +398 It is our awareness that five of the brightest French stars have come together to have fun that makes the picture bubble. fresh Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic October 8, 2002 +398 The movie finds a spiritedness in its characters so likeable that it's nearly impossible to take the misogynist conclusion seriously. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 7, 2002 +398 You may not be edified by this lightweight effort, but only Scrooge or the Grinch wouldn't be entertained. fresh Jeffrey Gantz 0 Boston Phoenix October 5, 2002 +398 All clearly had a grand time, whooping it up as over-the-top characters. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 4, 2002 +398 Visually, it adores the women it introduces. Emotionally and intellectually, it mocks them. 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News October 4, 2002 +398 For French film fans, this is the equivalent of Bob Dylan, the surviving Beatles and the Rolling Stones jamming in the studio with an adoring producer behind the glass. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 4, 2002 +398 The acting is such a delight, with each actress nailing her respective personality type with appropriate flair and finesse, that it breathes with life. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post October 4, 2002 +398 Weightless entertainment that's both camp and true. B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly October 4, 2002 +398 It's more of a graduate seminar kind of fun than a Singin' in the Rain kind of fun. C+ rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News October 3, 2002 +398 The line between wacky offbeatness and just plain silliness is sadly crossed a few too many times. 3/5 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 2, 2002 +398 Beautifully constructed, unexpectedly touching, and gorgeous to behold, it's a swirling kaleidoscope of murder, intrigue, and musical numbers that cinematic bon vivants will eagerly devour. A- fresh Nick Schager 0 Matinee Magazine October 2, 2002 +398 Simply to name the eight actresses ... is to indulge in an iconic incantation that has less to do with traditional film criticism than with spiritual speculation on the eloquent intimations of immortality in the ageless cinema of faces. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer October 2, 2002 +398 This Ozon comes much closer to the nasty little prankster that I liked so much with Sitcom. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 27, 2002 +398 A gorgeous, if disjointed, spectacle, made endurable -- if not entirely comprehensible -- by its eye-popping cast. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post September 27, 2002 +398 It's quite the fun group to be stranded with -- unless you happen to be male, rich and in the way. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star September 27, 2002 +398 It's a big puffy French pastry of a movie: light, airy, silly, not especially memorable, but delicious while it lasts. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times September 27, 2002 +398 A movie that is so original, so funny, so alive with drama, intrigue, mystery and colors that you want to see it again and again. 4/4 fresh Jonathan Curiel 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 27, 2002 +398 Every one of the actresses seems to have been directed to chew scenery and aim for over-the-top, and the end result is very, very funny. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies September 27, 2002 +398 Its silly, mannered contrivances nonetheless cast a nostalgic spell, and you find yourself drawn helplessly into the loopy, nonsensical story with strangely fretful anticipation. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail September 27, 2002 +398 Fun, fanciful, French froth. fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle September 27, 2002 +398 A sensational movie, one so rich, so imaginative, so uninhibited, so full of irony that watching it is a joy of a magnitude rarely experienced at the movies. A fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 26, 2002 +398 A frothy and deliriously enjoyable souffle. B fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 26, 2002 +398 Whatever you call this one-of-a-kind bonbon spiked with wit and malice, it's classic oo-la-la. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 26, 2002 +398 An ebullient toast to grande dames: part homage, part camp, all artifice and a thoroughly entertaining, if light, confection. 3/4 fresh Loren King 1 Chicago Tribune September 26, 2002 +398 Under the pretense of casting a spell of wonder, mystery, joy and despair, all Ozon has really done is set up a dry, lifeless environment in which ironic detachment -- the arch-enemy of all great art -- can flourish like a stingy cactus. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com September 26, 2002 +398 The film winds up as a cutesy vanity project, though it makes none of the participants look good. D rotten Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) September 26, 2002 +398 A gigantic, candy-colored genre-Cuisinart drunk on its own self-reflexivity, this improbably entertaining eruption most resembles a Reservoir Dogs for gay men. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly September 25, 2002 +398 Clue meets Gosford Park, an airy musical murder mystery with style and flair to spare. B+ fresh Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today September 23, 2002 +398 One of the year's most beguiling films...it has the fizz of fine champagne and delivers a wonderful kick. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 23, 2002 +398 This theatrical whim is like a dessert so rich it's almost inedible but too irresistible to put down. 3/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide September 22, 2002 +398 Every seemingly insignificant, color-coded fragment of the picture's makeup coheres into a satisfying whole. 3.5/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com September 21, 2002 +398 Who did it is less important to Ozon than a lampooning of the Sirkian aesthetic of pure artifice, but there's too much irony in the air for him to spin anything but the most brittle of confections. 2.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday September 20, 2002 +398 A movie that begins as something of a hoot and turns into an ever-expanding assortment of delights. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 20, 2002 +398 Sometimes the singing is weak. Sometimes the movements are really iffy. But these actresses exude so much charm and they are trying so hard that you can't help but to love them and their efforts. fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button September 20, 2002 +398 The result is shrill and charmless. 1/4 rotten Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com September 20, 2002 +398 I love this film. 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review September 20, 2002 +398 Inept, tedious kitsch that even at its best feels like John Waters minus the joie de vivre. 1/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post September 20, 2002 +398 Drop-dead pretty and confidently assembled, it's a shameless, extravagant charmer -- at first. As the movie goes on, it goes deeper, too, until the bleak melancholia that lurks beneath the surface violently breaks through. fresh Elbert Ventura 0 PopMatters September 20, 2002 +398 Ozon whips up performances of this stellar cast to good effect. fresh Richard James 1 Hollywood Reporter September 20, 2002 +398 Sit back, relax and watch some of the world's best actresses kick up their heels and have a great time doing it. B+ fresh 0 E! Online September 20, 2002 +398 Indefensible, cynical, even grotesque; it is also pure -- that is to say innocent and uncorrupted -- fun. fresh 1 New York Times September 19, 2002 +398 As much fun as you should be allowed to have in the dark while still maintaining possession of your clothes. 8/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 19, 2002 +398 The sum of the movie's parts amounts to a starstruck director entertaining himself more than he entertains us. rotten Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly September 19, 2002 +398 Ozon finds women aesthetically pleasing, but has no desire to get close. C- rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com September 19, 2002 +398 Tries way too hard to be cute. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews September 18, 2002 +398 Offers as much delicious enjoyment to the viewer as it obviously did to the cast and crew when they were assembling it. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 18, 2002 +398 But while he reduces them to moving Barbie dolls, Ozon clearly loves his women. Or, as much as a catty drag queen can. 2/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine September 11, 2002 +398 Enjoins eight of France's finest actresses in a giddily amusing Agatha Christie-style whodunit. 3.5/5 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 4, 2002 +398 Gorgeous actresses and visuals abound, as do witty and biting dialogue and ever more outrageous twists and revelations. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 3, 2002 +398 One can't imagine the Meg Ryan remake of The Women, in lieu of which this film was made, being half as much fun. 3/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central August 31, 2002 +398 Simplistic, standard two hours of non-intellectually stimulating amusement. 2/5 rotten Rachel Gordon 0 Filmcritic.com August 29, 2002 +398 The genre-bender of the year is intermittently involving. 2.5/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve August 26, 2002 +398 A brilliant pastiche on so many genres, it has no right to be as entertaining as it is, or as gripping. 4/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film August 20, 2002 +398 This unique confection from one of the country's most gifted and prolific young filmmakers is sheer, outlandish fun. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International August 17, 2002 +398 B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 7, 2013 +398 B+ fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +400 Can I recommend half of a movie? 2.5/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune August 16, 2017 +400 Leslie Bohem's script is almost self-parody, but director Roger Donaldson keeps a straight face throughout. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 31, 2008 +400 Rotten disaster movie from that rotten time when disaster movies had a comeback. 0/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum September 21, 2003 +400 Another mindless adventure flick you can add to my Guilty Pleasures pile. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com September 9, 2002 +400 I can't recommend it, but it has my undying affection. 3/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +400 Why are disaster movies so frequently disasters? Probably because they are disasters first and movies second. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +400 C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +400 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle June 5, 2005 +400 C rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +400 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 22, 2003 +400 0/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 24, 2003 +400 1/5 rotten Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You May 8, 2003 +400 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 16, 2003 +400 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +400 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +400 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +400 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +400 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +400 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +400 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +400 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +400 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +400 4/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +400 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +400 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +400 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +400 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly February 7, 1997 +401 Schindler's List is monumental because it demands that we imagine the abominable, but it's great because of its creator's conviction that to ignore injustice is to sanction it. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 0 Miami New Times December 4, 2018 +401 The film is an outstanding achievement. fresh John Gross 0 The New York Review of Books August 14, 2018 +401 It's a stunning achievement, a film that re-creates the Holocaust not as something abstract, but as felt knowledge. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe April 26, 2018 +401 ...a most credible and realistic film. [Full Review in Spnaish] fresh Fernando Morales 0 El Pais (Spain) March 1, 2018 +401 Enough to give you hope for the future of American movies. 5/5 fresh Jeff Simon 0 Buffalo News March 1, 2018 +401 Schindler's List is bearable when the characters keep the tension, but the film lapses when its epic drama and sentimentality take over. [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 Sensacine February 28, 2018 +401 Schindler's List, with its grave documentary thoroughness and moral complexity, rewrites film history. It is one of the cinema's finest achievements. fresh Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday November 28, 2017 +401 Spielberg understands that that tension is a problem not just of filming the subject, but of the subject itself: that the tale of any one individual has to struggle to avoid being swamped by the sheer scale of horror. fresh Mark Steyn 0 The Spectator February 23, 2016 +401 With seemingly effortless grace and skill, Schindler's List balances fear and exaltation, humor and horror, love and death. It evokes, superbly, a time of savagery and grief, and the inexplicable, stunning compassion that rises within and against it. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune February 23, 2016 +401 It's an extraordinary work of vision and passion that raises even the gifted Spielberg to a new level of artistry. And like all great works, it elevates everyone who views it. 4/4 fresh Dennis King 0 Tulsa World February 23, 2016 +401 Spielberg ultimately remains Spielberg, finding his enduring themes within Thomas Keneally's novel and giving them the full Spielberg treatment. fresh Dave Kehr 1 New York Daily News February 17, 2015 +401 For this film Spielberg has done the best directing of his career. Much of his previous work has been clever and some of it better than that, but Schindler's List is masterly. fresh Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic January 7, 2014 +401 Despite admirable intentions and the undeniable splendor of his craft, ultimately what Spielberg has told is the story of the list; he has not told the story of Schindler. rotten Joanne Kaufman 0 People Magazine January 6, 2014 +401 Spielberg uses stark, brutal realism to put over his powerful points about racism and ethnic cleansing, and the use of stunning black-and-white photography and gritty hand-held camera footage give the film a potent documentary style. 5/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times January 6, 2014 +401 Not so important socially as it thinks it is, perhaps, but even more important aesthetically and thematically. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 30, 2013 +401 More than any previous non-documentary Holocaust movie, this one convinces through the accumulation of such detail. 4/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times May 6, 2013 +401 Schindler's List is filmed in black and white, but the triumph of Neeson's portrait and Steven Zaillian's screenplay is that Oskar Schindler remains gray and enigmatic. 4/4 fresh Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 6, 2013 +401 Spielberg never solves the Schindler riddle, which keeps this from being a truly great picture. He does bring to Schindler's List the technical skill and dazzling smoothness of a movie-making natural. 3.5/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News May 6, 2013 +401 The movie exudes an inescapable realism. Unlike a pastiche of newsreel footage, however, Spielberg craftily imbues Steven Zaillian's masterful screenplay with an emotionally charged examination of calculated brutality. fresh Roger Hurlburt 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel May 6, 2013 +401 What the visual immediacy of Schindler's List does is to prod each of us to fill in the gaps of emotion for ourselves. To put this another way, the more you are able to invest in this superb, demanding film, the more you are likely to get back. 5/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel May 6, 2013 +401 It looks, without ever averting its gaze, at the darkest of the dark. fresh Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun May 6, 2013 +401 Schindler's List is one of Steven Spielberg's most powerful films, capturing the tragedy and horror while still finding room to inspire and move generations. 4/5 fresh Jeremy Lebens 0 We Got This Covered March 9, 2013 +401 The moving film may be arduous to watch, but brilliantly acting and painstaking accuracy make it a must-see. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 COED.com March 6, 2013 +401 Authentic intensity, emotionalism and botch: the first two marry unexpectedly well, and the third element is by far the smallest, but it is there, and it means that the film is less than the touted breakthrough for the cinema. fresh Adam Mars-Jones 0 Independent (UK) March 5, 2013 +401 Profoundly moving, profoundly shocking, profoundly important. 5/5 fresh Emma Dibdin 0 Total Film February 22, 2013 +401 Few American movies since the silent era have had anything approaching this picture's narrative boldness, visual audacity, and emotional directness. fresh Terrence Rafferty 1 New Yorker February 22, 2013 +401 Ultimately, the film is memorable as much for simple testimony as for the cinematic art it displays. fresh Derek Malcolm 0 Guardian February 22, 2013 +401 Schindler's List serves up three full hours of brilliant storytelling that's as humane and compassionate as it is gripping and provocative. fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 22, 2013 +401 What Spielberg has done in this Holocaust story is simply and forcefully place us there. 4/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune January 16, 2013 +401 There are a few moments -- a handful, out of a three-hour film -- in which Spielberg does push the story into melodrama. As for the rest, though, Schindler's List has a real and unexpected integrity. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation January 15, 2013 +401 Accurate, heartbreaking masterpiece about the Holocaust. 5/5 fresh Heather Boerner 0 Common Sense Media December 18, 2010 +401 Schindler's List is a film whose meanings are to be found less in its uplifting outline than in its harrowing flow of images -- images of fear, hope, horror, compassion, degradation, chaos, and death. A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 6, 2009 +401 In a film that is mostly black and white, small touches of color -- a candle flame; a child's coat, bright red -- bring the enormity of the tragedy into excruciating focus. A+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide October 29, 2008 +401 a beautiful masterpiece... even though it's the hardest movie ever to watch 5/5 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is July 5, 2008 +401 See website for more details. 1 fresh Rory L. Aronsky 0 Screen It! April 10, 2008 +401 Accessible ... . A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 18, 2008 +401 This is the film to win over Spielberg skeptics. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety February 19, 2008 +401 This is a beautifully crafted, hopeful movie. 5/5 fresh Colin Kennedy 0 Empire Magazine February 19, 2008 +401 A heart-rending and redemptive Holocaust story, this Oscar-grabbing epic added to Spielberg's directorial credibility, showing he could handle controversial, sophisticated stories with real sensitivity. 5/5 fresh 0 Film4 February 19, 2008 +401 Spielberg made the picture with sufficient professional gravitas to signal that he understood the line he was walking. But it is ultimately just a movie, and we all know that in a black-and-white film, chocolate syrup can be read as blood. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette September 9, 2007 +401 Spielberg has painted his masterpiece with his own blood. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 18, 2007 +401 Not only is the subject matter different for Spielberg, the way it is treated is a departure both for him and for the business as usual standards of major studio releases. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 10, 2007 +401 The [film succeeds] at conveying some of the enormity of the Holocaust, as well as some of its banal details, in a fully accessible manner, at a time when much of our collective memory and understanding of it is rapidly slipping away. 3/4 fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader February 5, 2007 +401 The movie is raw and unexpected and it vividly depicts the Holocaust in all its monstrousness. 4/5 fresh Andy Kurtz 0 Bullz-Eye.com February 3, 2007 +401 Spielberg's tribute to the Holocaust reps Hollywood cinema at its best. Looking at the phenom from Schindler's narrow POV, the film is sharply-written and anchored by three great actors, Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley and Ralph Fiennes. A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 2, 2006 +401 It's a noble achievement, and essential viewing. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +401 There's no trust here from the director that the audience might be able to fathom the horrors of the Holocaust if the lines between good and bad aren't distinctly drawn. 3 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com May 27, 2004 +401 The film is as historically important as it is dramatic, and every high school student should see it. A+ fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal April 9, 2004 +401 Many of the images, like the invasion of the Krakow ghetto, unfold like a collective nightmare of unspeakable brutality and dread. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 12, 2004 +401 Spielberg is enough of a master showman to break up the horror with small rewards. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 12, 2004 +401 A film for the ages. fresh Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) March 11, 2004 +401 Spielberg is such a filmmaking savant that it's hard to tell where the cinema ends and the protection of his sanity begins in Schindler's List 2.5/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central March 9, 2004 +401 A classic that stays with the audience long after the closing credits conclude. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 5, 2004 +401 A theme park ride masquerading as master's thesis. 2/5 rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times November 28, 2003 +401 A masterpiece of epic proportions. Nothing captures all the different sides of the terror of the Holocaust as well as this gripping story. 4/4 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 3, 2003 +401 Rising brilliantly to the challenge of this material and displaying an electrifying creative intelligence, Mr. Spielberg has made sure that neither he nor the Holocaust will ever be thought of in the same way again. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +401 Because Schindler's List is a movie of such power, scope and intelligence, it will eventually take its place alongside masterpieces like Battleship Potemkin, Grand Illusion and The Great Dictator. 4/4 fresh 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +401 Solid holocaust drama that confuses the importance of the subject with the importance of itself. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 2, 2003 +401 Who would have thought that it would be a master of fantasy like Steven Spielberg who would direct what might be the most wrenching film ever made? 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +401 Explores the mystery of goodness in this astonishing drama of a scoundrel's amazing acts of bravery and selflessness. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 20, 2002 +401 For a movie -- or more accurately, a Hollywood-approved art movie -- this often-stunning work puts the Holocaust into bracing perspective. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 15, 2002 +401 Schindler's List, despite blatant compromises, is a rending historical document. 4/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +401 The documentary style allows Spielberg to deliver his message without preaching. The clever use of light and shade also makes it visually stunning. 5/5 fresh Carmel Gallagher 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +401 one of the most devastatingly emotional films ever made 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +401 Because this film touches us so deeply, the catharsis has a power that few -- if any -- other moments in film history can match. 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +401 What is most amazing about this film is how completely Spielberg serves his story. The movie is brilliantly acted, written, directed and seen. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +401 Schindler's List is a ruthlessly unsentimental portrait of a German war profiteer's epiphany that inspires neither sorrow nor pity, but a kind of emotional numbness. 3/5 fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +401 What is most memorable is not the tragedy of the lives lost or even the number of people Schindler saved, but how such an imperfect man could have done something so perfect A+ fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +401 An intensely personal meditation on the nature of heroism and moral choice, rendered on the kind of rich, dreamlike cinematic canvas that only Hollywood can realize. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +401 Spielberg marshals all his formidable storytelling talents and puts them at the service of an epic human drama. 5.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +401 The result is unquestionably his most important work, his most fully realized work, his most rewarding work. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +401 Schindler's List is a true dramatic classic, capable of making anyone cry. 5/5 fresh James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +401 [Schindler's List] is a very good piece of cinema and those who are ready to spend three hours in front of the screen would be rewarded with a powerful, thought-provoking piece of seventh art. 8/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +401 Spielberg has crafted a nearly perfect film, a gripping and brilliantly acted epic . 1 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +401 This is a supremely powerful depiction of the banality of evil and -- for once on film -- the seductiveness of good. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +401 5/5 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun February 20, 2004 +401 5/5 fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine November 20, 2003 +401 4/5 fresh Michael Drakulich 0 Star Newspapers (Chicago, IL) November 13, 2003 +401 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 6, 2003 +401 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 27, 2003 +401 3/5 fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 4, 2003 +401 5/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) February 28, 2003 +401 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 22, 2002 +401 5/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 9, 2002 +402 Barman's vital ode to Antwerp offers not so much a slice of life as the whole loaf, cut thin but sharp. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Film4 June 20, 2007 +404 NIGHTWING isn't a great horror movie per se, but it's a pretty great movie full stop, one that deserves a much bigger cult fanbase. fresh Chris Alexander 0 Alexander On Film November 20, 2018 +404 Dull, slow paced horror about vampire bats is forgettable. 1/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 14, 2009 +404 "...and still we wait for that one great ""killer bats"" movie." 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 17, 2005 +404 One batty horror movie... rotten Staci Layne 0 StaciWilson.com January 4, 2005 +404 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +404 2/5 rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 13, 2003 +406 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 29, 2005 +408 Perhaps director Tony Maylam was being too literal in adapting the novel to the screen, a novel that didn't translate well. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis October 13, 2011 +409 While stipulating that at its core it's fairly slight, and also constructed of prefabricated parts, this is a deeply but pleasantly weird sort of Southern Gothic battle royale. C+ fresh Brent Simon 0 Shockya.com February 7, 2013 +409 Filmmakers who want to out-Tarantino writer-director Quentin Tarantino had best back off. 2/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) February 1, 2013 +409 There's nothing wrong with tipping one's cap to one's influences, but in no case does this loud, crude and derivative film ever raise the bar. In fact, it actually lowers it. 1/5 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune February 1, 2013 +409 Action flick has high body count, big guns, little point. 2/5 rotten 0 Common Sense Media January 15, 2013 +409 Style trumps substance in this ultraviolent revenge thriller. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue January 14, 2013 +409 The performances are solid, but more often than not it feels like the characters are all acting, shooting and stabbing in a vacuum. 6.3/10 rotten Dan Kaufman 0 Paste Magazine January 11, 2013 +409 This is an ugly film. And the only thing uglier is thinking about who on earth the filmmakers thought they were making it for. 1/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger January 11, 2013 +409 [Contains] tin-earned dialogue and haphazard plotting ... 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 11, 2013 +409 If it has the right spit-in-your-face attitude, it has neither the stamina nor the wit to go the distance, although it makes it about two-thirds of the way. 2/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 10, 2013 +409 Although artistically slight and thematically haphazard, it's enjoyably flashy. fresh Mark Jenkins 1 NPR January 10, 2013 +409 Director Barry Battles seems to believe his three grubby main characters are more charming than they are. 1/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News January 10, 2013 +409 A movie that some moviegoers can justify as a guilty pleasure. I'll certainly admit to being embarrassed at just how entertained I was. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine January 9, 2013 +409 It's unclear what drew the likes of Billy Bob Thornton, Eva Longoria and Andre Braugher to this tepid grindhouse retread, but at least they liven up the proceedings whenever they're onscreen. Unfortunately, that's not all that often. 2/5 rotten Matt Singer 1 Time Out January 9, 2013 +409 "In all seriousness, I'm not sure whether to recommend ""The Baytown Outlaws"" as a guns 'n' glory time-waster or warn you off it as a piece of mendacious trash. So I'll do both." rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 9, 2013 +409 For those who like their cinematic rides fast, furious and unencumbered by too much brain matter, this would-be Tarantino-esque redneck piece of rowdiness may entertain. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International January 9, 2013 +409 A barrage of unbelievable stereotypes try to kill each other in Barry Battles's dispiriting exploitation flick. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter January 9, 2013 +409 A worthless farrago of noise, dirt and senseless violence ... rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer January 9, 2013 +409 Diligently profane and inane ... rotten Nick Schager 1 Village Voice January 9, 2013 +409 This schlocky piece of ultra violence plays like a pop-culture pastiche without a stable thematic foundation. 1.5/4 rotten Drew Hunt 0 Slant Magazine January 7, 2013 +409 Whenever The Baytown Outlaws shuts up and puts up, it makes a good case for its own existence. fresh William Goss 1 Film.com January 4, 2013 +409 It's a shame Battles loses his nerve in the final act, weirdly assuming viewers have developed an emotional attachment to material that works best as a cartoon. C+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com January 3, 2013 +409 C- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 9, 2013 +410 It turns out to be grittier and more lowdown than that Ray Charles bio. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 16, 2011 +410 The music, largely performed by the actors, is highly enjoyable. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) February 26, 2009 +410 The rich soundtrack is one of the highlights of this solid, unfamiliar story in which most of the actors do all their own singing. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) February 26, 2009 +410 Perhaps there were insurmountable legal restrictions. But the movie still serves as a dandy primer for rediscovering a lot of great music. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star February 20, 2009 +410 A scattershot ensemble piece that exceeds its reach in its retelling of the origins of Chicago's Chess label. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies February 20, 2009 +410 Anyone who likes pop music or wonders how bands like the Rolling Stones got rolling will enjoy the ride. 3/4 fresh Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail February 20, 2009 +410 Sadly the movie conforms to all the music-biopic stereotypes we've seen in Walk the Line, Ray and Dreamgirls. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 20, 2009 +410 The film is a mess. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) February 20, 2009 +410 This film is more like a limousine than a Cadillac - it is very long and carries far too many people. 2/5 rotten 0 The Sun (UK) February 20, 2009 +410 Dripping with drink/drugs/infidelity melodrama: it's almost impossible not to make a compelling movie out of this material, but somehow writer/director Darnell Martin manages. 2/5 rotten Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) February 20, 2009 +410 Packed with great music and some fine performances from a terrific cast. 3/5 rotten 0 Daily Record (UK) February 20, 2009 +410 In story terms, its cavalcade of melodrama and conflict isn't always persuasive, but writer-director Darnell Martin's respect for the music shines through. 3/6 fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out February 19, 2009 +410 Her warts-and-all history of the blues has as much documentary truth as a West End musical. 3/5 fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) February 19, 2009 +410 But asking her to play Etta James, even packing a few extra pounds around the hips, was a mistake: she wobbles, and tries to sound husky, and the movie sags noticeably under the sense of effort. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 19, 2009 +410 A perfectly serviceable addition to a well-stocked genre that acts as a fine showcase for not only the strong cast but the timeless tunes that made Chess Records a cornerstone of popular music. 3/5 fresh Chris Prince 0 Sky Cinema February 19, 2009 +410 This terrifically tuneful movie offers a fascinating taste of musical history, with Beyonce just fine as Etta James. 3/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) February 19, 2009 +410 Darnell Martin's film is distinguished by some more than adequate performances but drifts through the story of the record label. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard February 19, 2009 +410 Enjoyable whizz through a chapter of musical history, with a terrific soundtrack and great performances across the board. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 19, 2009 +410 Energetic performances and a strong true story lift this rather simplistic movie into something watchable 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 19, 2009 +410 This is a join-the-dots yawn-fest of the laziest kind, ditching any serious attempt to get its teeth into the characters. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World February 19, 2009 +410 As films go, it's more like Stars In Their Eyes as you listen in wonder and look for faults in the excellent impersonators. 6/10 fresh Victor Olliver 0 Teletext February 19, 2009 +410 The film's mangled chronology and melodrama ring flat alongside Ray, Walk the Line and the classic Patsy Cline biopic, Sweet Dreams. 2/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) January 9, 2009 +410 Messy, but with great musical performances. B fresh Michael Dance 0 The Cinema Source January 6, 2009 +410 Darnell Martin's chronicle of the lives of Leonard Chess, Muddy Waters and others is a familiar tale that survives thanks to the successful efforts of its talented cast and crew. 3.5/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies December 23, 2008 +410 This one's worth the price of admission for the music alone. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 20, 2008 +410 [It] isn't the last word on this chapter of music history... but with great music and solid performances, it's good place to start. 3/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette December 19, 2008 +410 An entertaining but frustrating film. There are some good performances, and some great music, but the movie is too jumbled and confused to reach the heights to which it aspires. 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 The Trend December 14, 2008 +410 The actors do a wonderful job capturing the unique qualities of the artists they portray. Then they get coked up and sleep with minors. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine December 12, 2008 +410 It helps that every performance is remarkable. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review December 11, 2008 +410 The film celebrates the music and the talent but provides only shorthand glimpses of the biographies and career highlights of the figures involved. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 11, 2008 +410 Cadillac Records has impressive performances by multi-talented actors, heart, soul, and of course, music that just won't stop. fresh Emily S. Mendel 0 culturevulture.net December 10, 2008 +410 Features some good acting - you show them, Beyonce - but too many stories drain the effect of the film. 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 10, 2008 +410 It's fast, slick and well acted. Lots of energy and a soulful performance by Wright make this well worth the trip. 3/4 fresh Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine December 9, 2008 +410 Terrific performances make mature musical biopic memorable. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media December 8, 2008 +410 I think music fans will enjoy this. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies December 8, 2008 +410 There is not one authentic moment of human discourse in the whole movie. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies December 8, 2008 +410 The film suffers at times from biopic-itis -- the narrative unfolds with the requisite heartbreak carefully apportioned -- but it's always eye-catching. B+ fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor December 8, 2008 +410 There's enough material here for a television mini-series, and cramming it into less than two hours can't help but make it seem like a Cliffs Notes version. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 7, 2008 +410 While the storyline is somewhat disjointed, the music really shines. 3/4 fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers December 6, 2008 +410 The movie charts the rise and fall of the label without ever centering on any characters or relationships; it's history without personality. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 5, 2008 +410 Parts of Cadillac Records surface as warm reminders of a timeless musical era. Most of Cadillac Records comes across as a miserable Saturday Night Live skit without the benefit of a sleep-deprived audience to feign approval. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 5, 2008 +410 A historically suspect picture of the Chess Records legend. 1/4 rotten Matt Collar 0 TV Guide December 5, 2008 +410 Cadillac Records may be a mess dramatically, but it's a wonderful mess, and not just because of the great music. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 5, 2008 +410 While the story could use a tighter focus, the ensemble is strong and the music makes Cadillac Records worth catching. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 5, 2008 +410 One of the strengths of Cadillac Records, written and directed by Darnell Martin, is that it's a movie about music by someone who genuinely seems to enjoy listening to music. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate December 5, 2008 +410 Any of these musicians deserves a Walk the Line or Coal Miner's Daughter-type biopic of their own; perhaps this flawed but enjoyable movie is the first step toward that. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 5, 2008 +410 A good general rule is that if one performance is good, credit the actor. But if everyone in the movie is doing excellent work, this is no coincidence. This is the product of superior direction. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 5, 2008 +410 "Martin, who also wrote the script, takes liberties with the Chess story, most notably dispensing altogether with Phil Chess. But ""Cadillac Records"" is such an exhilarating, spirited piece of work that its embellishments and omissions cease to matter." fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com December 5, 2008 +410 With this cast doing its own singing, and history this rich, it's close enough for rock 'n' roll. 2.5/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee December 5, 2008 +410 'Cadillac Records' has the talent and the music that should propel audiences to come see where the heart of rock and roll started. 3/5 fresh Wilson Morales 0 BlackFilm.com December 5, 2008 +410 Too bad for Knowles that she's only part of Darnell Martin's rushed mess of a movie that jams the story of Chicago-based Chess Records into one incoherent package. 2/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 5, 2008 +410 Cadillac Records exists mainly as a holiday throw-away for those with a deep and abiding love for the kind of music it showcases. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 5, 2008 +410 As drama, Cadillac is adequate. As a jukebox musical, it soars. 2.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 5, 2008 +410 It's a movie that's, mostly, a soundtrack. But, good lord, still. What a soundtrack. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 5, 2008 +410 Most of the actors perform wonderful re-creations of the original song that give Cadillac Records entertainment value well beyond the hackneyed story lines. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 5, 2008 +410 You see all the major landmarks, but how enlightening can a road trip be if you never even get off the highway? 3/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News December 5, 2008 +410 While this whitewashes Chess of exploiting his black performers, fails to use the great voices of Berry and James, and minimizes the music, it picks up after a disjointed first half 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com December 5, 2008 +410 Chess electrified the blues, Chuck Berry electrified white audiences and after seeing this film you're going to want to find a compilation of Chess hits, settle in with a longneck and groove to some of the best American music ever made. 2.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 5, 2008 +410 Martin could have made a much more compelling film by focusing on just a few characters instead of trying to deconstruct an entire record label. 2.5/4 rotten Joey Guerra 1 Houston Chronicle December 5, 2008 +410 Purists might prefer simply to listen to the original recordings, but for those less knowledgeable this is a great introduction. A- fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online December 5, 2008 +410 Etta's story will be better told in another film, surely. 2.5/4 rotten Ricardo Baca 1 Denver Post December 5, 2008 +410 The electrifying music helps camouflage the screenplay's hyperbole. fresh Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader December 5, 2008 +410 Writer-director Darnell Martin regularly twists or obscures the truth, without illuminating characters beyond superficialities. 1.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 5, 2008 +410 The problem with the film, mostly, is that it's overstuffed with historical incidents that don't really cohere into a convincing story beyond the usual rise-fall-rebirth stuff. 2.5/5 rotten Steve Simels 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 5, 2008 +410 Fifty years on, we're still living with the aftershocks of what Muddy and Wolf invented and the Chess brothers midwived, but it's in the air and not yet on the screen. 2.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 5, 2008 +410 It's filled with bumps and scratches. But in the manner of a nicked old LP, its gnarly surface and warps-and-all sound evokes real life. 3/4 fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun December 5, 2008 +410 Magnificent performances and soul-shaking music make up for some narrative stumbles and dubious fictions in this film about the legendary Chicago record label. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 5, 2008 +410 This music biopic has some charismatic performances and numbers, but suffers from a glut of stories, too little time to tell them and resultant cursory treatment. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International December 5, 2008 +410 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! December 5, 2008 +410 In the ambitious and cluttered Cadillac records, Leonard Chess redistributes income among his artists, but the point is not lost on any of them that he decides who plays when and even how to play. 5/10 fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 5, 2008 +410 Jeffrey Wright convinces as Muddy Waters and Mos Def dazzles as rock-'n'-roller Chuck Berry, but it's Beyonce who upstages everyone as singer Etta James. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 5, 2008 +410 as a tribute to Chess and its importance to modern music, this is half-baked heritage, entertaining but incomplete. 3/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com December 4, 2008 +410 It feels disappointingly bloated and too fast-paced by half. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post December 4, 2008 +410 Cadillac Records is a rollicking and insightful celebration of Chicago blues in its hectic golden age. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times December 4, 2008 +410 An entertaining biopicture about the rise of Chess Records and its impressive list of blues musicians and singers. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 4, 2008 +410 Even if the details aren't just right, the story is well told. B+ fresh Gene Stout 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 4, 2008 +410 If Cadillac Records had a theme song, it would be Zeppelin's 'Communication Breakdown' or House of Pain's 'Jump Around.' 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com December 4, 2008 +410 "The film is choppy at times and its time line a little squiggly, but ""Cadillac Records"" should please as a celebration of the best of the Blues and the birth of Rock 'n Roll." B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 4, 2008 +410 Alas, terrific tunes can only carry a motion picture so far, and the material in between them is scattershot at best. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 4, 2008 +410 Just as in real life, no matter what else is going on in these musicians' lives, the music temporarily makes everything much better. 3/4 fresh Tasha Robinson 1 Los Angeles Times December 4, 2008 +410 All formula, all the time. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 4, 2008 +410 The cast all looks and sings the part -- and Knowles sure fills out James' tight dresses -- just make sure your theater popcorn is coated with grains of salt. C fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly December 4, 2008 +410 Fast, crisp and lively, the film packs a half-dozen stories into two hours with little time for melodrama or sermonizing. The dialogue is quick and sharp; short scenes make powerful points. 3.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 4, 2008 +410 Any student of rock history would have to be concerned that Hollywood might have only one chance to get this right. Cadillac Records doesn't manage that, but with this cast doing its own singing, and history this rich, it's close enough for rock 'n' roll. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 4, 2008 +410 In watching this film, it's best not to worry much about the film's fidelity to history but rather simply lean back and enjoy one great jam session on film. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter December 4, 2008 +410 Darnell Martin races through the script's bullet points with a brisk superficiality that leaves crucial plot points underdeveloped and unresolved, and refuses to engage the dark side of Leonard Chess' paternalism. rotten Ernest Hardy 1 L.A. Weekly December 4, 2008 +410 The film is a fascinating record of the evolution of a black musical style, and the tangled motives of the white men who had an instinct for it. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 4, 2008 +410 The music is, of course, great. But the real strength of Cadillac Records is found in the stories behind it. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 4, 2008 +410 With great performances, a grown-up script and amazing music, Cadillac Records may not change your life, but there's an excellent chance it'll change your record collection, and for the better. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Redbox December 4, 2008 +410 takes no chances, but what it lacks in originality it makes up for by being so completely enraptured by the music that it takes the audience along with it 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews December 3, 2008 +410 Cadillac Records lacks a center, yet it's an enjoyable ramble, with a feel for what made the early days of rock as wild as any that followed. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly December 3, 2008 +410 The result feels even more cursory and rushed than the average music biopic, a genre that's already difficult to depict without lapsing into self-parody. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press December 3, 2008 +410 A first rate film with an outstanding cast... 3/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review December 2, 2008 +410 There doesn't seem to be a single fact contained within writer-director Darnell Martin's ham-fisted fiction, which renders pre-rock musical history as yet another downer soap opera. rotten Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice December 2, 2008 +410 The standout acting performance comes from Wright, who, though he doesn't look particularly like Waters, captures some of the singer's physicality and delivers some poignant moments as the great bluesman begins to lose his commercial mojo. fresh John Hazelton 0 Screen International December 2, 2008 +410 A disjointed attempt at covering far too many angles and artists to make for a cohesive film ... this isn't the movie that'll get these musicians the respect they deserve. 5.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net December 2, 2008 +410 The ensemble is stupendous -- howlingly great -- and the music goes deep. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture December 1, 2008 +410 Stealing the show, so to speak are Beyonce's mesmerizing Etta James, Eamonn Walker's stunning Howlin' Wolf impression, and Mos Def's hilariously irreverent reprisal of rock 'n roll's young rabble-rouser founding father extraordinaire, Chuck Berry. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze November 30, 2008 +410 Visually and narratively flat. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine November 30, 2008 +410 3/5 fresh Stephen Garrett 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +410 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Hollywood.com September 8, 2009 +410 C- rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com December 5, 2008 +410 A- fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 5, 2008 +410 B fresh Cole Haddon 1 Film.com December 5, 2008 +410 2.5/4 rotten 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 5, 2008 +411 A minor film noir about a cold-hearted femme fatale ... C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 6, 2002 +412 A lazy attempt to spoof the popular sci-fi movies of the day. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 25, 2011 +412 Leering and drooling sci-fi sex farce. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +412 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 10, 2005 +412 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 30, 2004 +412 2/5 rotten Leonard Klady 0 Movie City News July 18, 2003 +412 1/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World May 16, 2003 +415 As usual with Bertolucci, the film's style and bravura camerawork are clearly in the forefront, but the politics and social commentary never quite find their place. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide December 7, 2007 +415 It's Mr. Bertolucci's most rewarding, most invigorating film since Last Tango. 4.5/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +415 Tragedy of a Ridiculous Man comes across as a parable about a son who dies and is reborn. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice February 4, 2004 +415 Bertolucci has a sure eye for the shabby moral dilemma of his central character, and with that, he makes sly comment on the state of the Italian nation. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +415 Perhaps the least known of Bertolucci's features, it is far from the least interesting. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +415 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 15, 2005 +417 A single ricochet gunshot propels the plot and dramatically alters the lives of the quintet. The result is a vengeful, five-way battle of wits. 3.5/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 9, 2018 +417 [VIDEO ESSAY] Behind its soap opera appearance, Almodovar makes pointed political statements that bruise. A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 22, 2015 +417 The film also feels curiously underpopulated, unenlivened by any sparky character bits. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International July 13, 2007 +417 Very much an Almodovar picture with most of the anticipated outrageous occurrences intact. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 11, 2006 +417 Pedro Almodovar has done something nearly unheard of: he has made a wheelchair movie without maudlin sentiment and overbearing importance. Even better, it's actually rather enjoyable. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 23, 2006 +417 Another offbeat Almodovar treat - with another compelling Bardem performance. 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal May 19, 2006 +417 It is a pleasure to see such a tight work from Amaldovar. B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +417 gripping and gorgeous 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 19, 2004 +417 The film lacks the anarchic weirdness of some of his best, and without the camp elements it becomes obvious just how like a telenovela the goings-on are. 3/5 rotten Cathy Thompson-Georges 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +417 The overall purpose of Live Flesh, the latest and reputedly most 'mature' work from Spanish bad-boy director Pedro Almodovar, remains engigmatic. 2.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +417 Almodovar, whose work here has newly sophisticated polish, appreciates the dark twists of this story along with the eroticism that bring heat to all the scheming. 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +417 A stylishly steamy tale of passion and revenge. B+ fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +417 This film is one of Almodovar's more resolute efforts. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +417 Almodovar has a keen eye with the camera, and this helps keep us interested. His love of coincidence also creates some moments of the unexpected. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +417 While despair underlies Almodovar's film...the director attempts to lighten up with some misplaced jokes. These, though, are never any more than a brief respite from the irritating mess in which the characters embroil themselves. 2/5 rotten Giala Murray 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +417 Even the film's title -- which is never explained -- seems a celebration of the vibrancy and sensuality of life. But, as the film also points out, the celebration is often tinged with regret and recrimination. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +417 A sparkling and mature entertainment told and performed with the passion of artists. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +417 It's an impressive display of range from one of film's true maverick talents. 3.5/5 fresh Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +417 Remarkably taut, logical, even well framed, featuring the usual elements which make life worth living: revenge, lust, and guilt and redemption. fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +417 Almodovar's storytelling is as outrageously stylish and compelling as it's ever been, though some of the character developments are disappointingly downbeat. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +417 Almodovar seems more assured here, confident that he can interest us without overt winking and tomfoolery. fresh Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +417 This is the first Almodovar movie that could be called boring. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +417 The real trouble with this movie is that it represents the continuing departure of Almodovar from the chaotic, riotous and anti-social roots that gave his best movies their zest. 2/4 rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +417 Pedro Almodovar is finally back on track. 4/5 fresh Gemma Files 0 eye WEEKLY January 1, 2000 +417 "Live Flesh"" is brimming with the acclaimed Spanish director's high-heeled flourishes." 3.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +417 B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +417 3/4 fresh Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly July 29, 2006 +417 4/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 9, 2006 +417 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 17, 2006 +417 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2005 +417 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews June 15, 2004 +417 4/5 fresh Joshua Tanzer 0 Offoffoff March 29, 2003 +417 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 23, 2002 +417 4/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +417 3.5/4 fresh 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +417 B+ fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly January 16, 1998 +418 The most intrusive of these problems is the acting. rotten Megan Basham 0 WORLD October 11, 2018 +418 Is it too much to ask for procedural thrillers like Vantage Point to connect all their dots before the closing credits? fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express April 28, 2011 +418 Vantage Point is a patented representative of this year's early mediocrity. Vantage Point is trailer trash. 1.5/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 Fayetteville Free Weekly February 2, 2009 +418 For movies like Vantage Point, life is too short. D- rotten Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth August 24, 2008 +418 Although based around a familiar, Rashomon-style concept, Vantage Point ratchets up its intensity so effectively that the lack of originality hardly matters. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International July 23, 2008 +418 If you are looking for mindless action, it's not bad. But since this is trying to be something more than that, I can't quite recommend it. 2.5/4 rotten Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine July 22, 2008 +418 The whodunit-with-terrorist-undertones doesn't test, shock or surprise the audience in any unique way. C rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) July 19, 2008 +418 It swears it's being clever yet refuses to trust the audience. 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com July 17, 2008 +418 Asks us to believe the terrorists would, after slaughtering countless people, risk their entire plan--and their very lives--on...well, I won't say. But from my vantage point, it was ridiculous. 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 1, 2008 +418 [Vantage Point is] a puzzle cut by a drunken, three-fingered jigsaw operator who lost a few pieces and chewed on a few others. 1.5/5 rotten Robert Davis 0 Paste Magazine June 8, 2008 +418 To fall for Vantage Point you have to throw away any connection to reality. rotten Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times May 22, 2008 +418 Those inclined to scrutinize the logic of Barry Levy's screenplay are likely to come away as baffled by its farfetched twists as amused by its bombastic excesses. 2/4 rotten Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner April 10, 2008 +418 Vantage Point takes a pretty high concept, dribbles a bunch of red herrings all over it, and makes things go boom, reaping better yields than the average TV show. 3.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina March 29, 2008 +418 When you wrap a movie around a gimmick, the wrapping better be taut and engaging or the gimmick falls flat. 2/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly March 27, 2008 +418 As Vantage Point becomes increasingly busy with personal betrayals and redemptions, the ostensible politics, reductive to begin with, fall by the wayside. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters March 21, 2008 +418 With a little more work this could have been a first-rate thriller along the lines of the Bourne films, because the concept is intriguing and our interest is held for a significant part of the film. 3/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) March 19, 2008 +418 If you're watching for perfectly matched action you're not into the mystery and you probably aren't going to be very sympathetic to the effort involved. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals March 17, 2008 +418 Writer Barry Levy has added some snap, crackle and pop to what would otherwise be a routine action film had it been presented in chronological order. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 16, 2008 +418 This will probably be the worst film of the year - that people will like. D rotten Brian Gibson 0 Film School Rejects March 14, 2008 +418 Vantage Point might sound intriguing on paper but it's all gimmick and not a lot of substance. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) March 7, 2008 +418 As much as we'd like to see an American president made accountable, we don't have to see it over and over and over again. 2/5 rotten Demetrios Matheou 0 Film4 March 7, 2008 +418 The stories are cleverly interwoven, with a couple of unexpected twists, and the patient viewer is rewarded with a doozy of a car chase in the last reel. 3/5 fresh Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com March 7, 2008 +418 It charms - despite hitting the odd seam of schmaltz - and teenagers will find much to tempt them away from their X-Boxes and PSPs. fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema March 7, 2008 +418 Some okay thrills with good performances and some smarts. But the last reel plunge spoils things. 3/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine March 7, 2008 +418 This pseudo-political action thriller is rather half baked editorially but otherwise overcooked. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile March 6, 2008 +418 Vantage Point prefers to stick with the familiar, so that it ends up, bizarrely enough, affirming rather than challenging the viewer's prejudices. rotten Anton Bitel 0 musicOMH.com March 5, 2008 +418 A monument to cinematic suckiness. D rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness March 4, 2008 +418 a ripping good yarn 3/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly March 2, 2008 +418 A decent thriller that takes time to get started 3/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review March 1, 2008 +418 Vantage Point is a smart film with a complex plot and lots of action. That's not a typical combination fresh Emily S. Mendel 0 culturevulture.net March 1, 2008 +418 I might almost sit through the crappy storytelling one more time just to see the car chases. These are the kind car chases that Stuntman Mike from Death Proof might be able to appreciate 4/10 rotten Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org March 1, 2008 +418 The Bourne films have fundamentally altered the rules... Every action thriller from here on out must adapt or risk coming across like some middling, antiquated dinosaur. 5/10 rotten Brandon Fibbs 0 Colorado Springs Gazette February 28, 2008 +418 Decent actors wasted; impossible, idiotic plot twists; an unimaginative shooting style; an okay but unspectacular bit of action. Yep, it's a February movie all right. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy February 27, 2008 +418 The more they replay the story, the more you realize that there really wasn't all that much to see in the first place. 2.5/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy February 27, 2008 +418 Basically, Vantage Point is a don't-ask-and-we-won't-tell movie. We are just supposed to sit back and ride along without questioning where we are being driven. 1.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) February 27, 2008 +418 This movie is just down right annoying. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews February 27, 2008 +418 Suspenseful, yes - but it's all too far-fetched to matter much. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate February 27, 2008 +418 Now I know how Bill Murray felt in Groundhog Day. 1/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 26, 2008 +418 It doesn't have much more going for it than the rewind gimmick, a very talented cast of actors, and some pretty good action sequences. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope February 26, 2008 +418 [...] one would expect events to be gradually fleshed out until the mystery behind the attack is finally revealed, just in time for a bodacious climax, right? Yeah. 1.5/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat February 26, 2008 +418 The most unintentionally hilarious film so far this year. D+ rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium February 25, 2008 +418 Pete Travis' Rashomon retread reads more like a less funny Groundhog Day. 3/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies February 25, 2008 +418 Vantage Point requires three simultaneous coincidences for the ending to work. That may be a record. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 25, 2008 +418 Is it art? Not remotely. But, up to the final scenes, it's a tremendous piece of engineering. And the hurtling force of Vantage Point is fun to watch. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker February 25, 2008 +418 It's insane, and preposterous, yet not unentertaining, in its own uniquely goofy and ridiculous way. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 25, 2008 +418 Style overwhelms substance. By the seventh rewind, the audience has grown understandably weary. C+ fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com February 24, 2008 +418 "The movie presents an interesting ""Vantage Point."" And its gimmick makes it an above-average thriller." 2.5/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 24, 2008 +418 It calls for the suspension of the snort-and-chortle reflex. And it fails even at that. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review February 23, 2008 +418 Between the many 'What the?' moments until its outrageously absurd ending, Vantage Point is a brisk, entertaining experience. 3/4 fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers February 23, 2008 +418 Moderately entertaining for the first hour and then for the last half hour goes up in flames. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 23, 2008 +418 In case we haven't had enough fear-mongering in the past few years, this schlock takes up the slack. 1/5 rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle February 23, 2008 +418 There's an interesting idea here, showing a major political event from various perspectives until we finally get to the real story. The problem is that the real story is rather contrived. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 23, 2008 +418 Vantage Point's summed up by its name; from some angles, it looks like an above-average studio thriller, but from others it falls out of sight fast. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Cinematical February 23, 2008 +418 I would love to say that everyone who sees Vantage Point will have a different point of view, and let that be the stupidest thing ever said relating to the movie. Unfortunately, it is plenty stupid on its own. rotten Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine February 22, 2008 +418 Jittery, Bourne-style-lite mayhem, with edits every one-half to one-third a second. rotten Brent Simon 0 FilmStew.com February 22, 2008 +418 I was quite literally on the edge of my seat for all of its lightning fast ninety minutes. It's not just merely good -- it's nothing less than one of the best pictures of the year 4/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 22, 2008 +418 Movies used to boast of being 'torn from the headlines.' Now, they're torn from an electronics catalog. Who needs James Bond's Q when you've got Best Buy? 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) February 22, 2008 +418 Sure the movie's multiple viewpoint contrivance is just an excuse to get to a car chase, but it's a good car chase. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend February 22, 2008 +418 A high caliber international cast, an Irish television director and a green screenwriter with a marketable ad concept all add up to one big slice of cheese with Vantage Point, a movie that cannot even stay the course with its own story telling devi C- rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 22, 2008 +418 Enjoy Vantage Point while the thrills last, and try to ignore the 'what the heck?' stretches of credulity in the final reels. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune February 22, 2008 +418 While the title, trailer and commercials imply that we'll be carefully piecing together clues to a complex assassination attempt as seen from several perspectives, the final product turns out to be a tepid thriller that promises more than it delivers. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today February 22, 2008 +418 At a certain point its sheer can-you-top-this excess takes over, credibility flies out the window and there's no reason to continue paying attention. 2/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide February 22, 2008 +418 Vantage Point is a thriller that has quite a lot on its mind. The very structure of the movie challenges the audience's patience, if not its wit. 2/4 rotten Philip Marchand 1 Toronto Star February 22, 2008 +418 Keep your expectations reasonable. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 22, 2008 +418 All this visual caffeine is in service to a story that isn't worth telling, and that too frequently resorts to the cheap technique of putting an adorable little girl in peril, then cutting away. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 22, 2008 +418 When everything is finally revealed, the story Vantage Point tells is fairly pedestrian, and nothing special is gained from all the stopping and restarting. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 22, 2008 +418 An overplotted, gimmicky presidential-assassination thriller, its interlocking pieces have to fit just so for it to stay coherent and ratchet up the tension. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 22, 2008 +418 For the most part, the film races boldly past this material, but it never quite transcends it. Still, it's good fun while the clock is ticking back and forth. B- fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian February 22, 2008 +418 Travis dutifully pastes the story-shards together, but he and the actors are hamstrung by a script that's so busy piling on the twists that it never pauses to consider what they mean. C- rotten Scott Tobias 1 AV Club February 22, 2008 +418 Director Pete Travis keeps things grim and gritty and moving. 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 22, 2008 +418 A gimmick in search of its own point. 1/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times February 22, 2008 +418 Chugging forward and chundering back, the movie keeps promising to whip up something hellishly complicated, but what keeps the movie going for an hour and a half is not a complicated plot but a stingy way of dribbling out information. 1.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post February 22, 2008 +418 While it's no classic, Vantage Point is well worth a look. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 22, 2008 +418 Vantage Point is the highlights reel of an action movie too average to watch in any other form. 2/4 rotten Graham Killeen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 22, 2008 +418 Initially intriguing and energetic, this film ends up demonstrating that a good script needs to be more than a clever concept and fine direction must be more than moving things fast. 3/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 22, 2008 +418 Increasingly complex -- and preposterous. rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 22, 2008 +418 Hey, it's February, a month when moviegoers have to be thankful for anything diverting. 2.5/4 fresh 0 Kansas City Star February 22, 2008 +418 A nice, straightforward, good old-fashioned geopolitical conspiracy thriller with no pretentions. 3/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle February 22, 2008 +418 The problem with Vantage Point is that the rapid-rewind technique keeps interfering with the thriller's momentum. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail February 22, 2008 +418 Vantage Point makes nice use of the heft of Dennis Quaid, Forest Whitaker, William Hurt and Sigourney Weaver in a story in which an assassination followed by an explosion gets revisited from eight points of view. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post February 22, 2008 +418 Don't get me wrong, it's not horrific, it's just pointless, and no matter which angle you choose to watch it from the only thing you get while viewing Vantage Point is the unceasing desire to turn your eyes someplace else. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com February 22, 2008 +418 If you're up for good nihilist entertainment, look no further. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader February 22, 2008 +418 "Reduces global terrorism to a Rubik's Cube suitable for an evening's entertainment. If that doesn't make you vaguely ill, by all means take this thriller for the shallow, gimmicky ""ride"" it aspires to be." 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 22, 2008 +418 An overly gimmicky and fatally repetitive terrorist thriller that quickly wears out its welcome. C- rotten Chris Kaltenbach 0 Baltimore Sun February 22, 2008 +418 If you can work your way past Vantage Point's goofy casting that places a bland, blank-eyed Hurt in the White House, then I suppose you can manage to forgive this Rashomon rip-off's other glaring idiosyncrasies, of which there are many. 1/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle February 22, 2008 +418 What is the real crime? Why, beating the audience about the ears, eyes and brain with essentially the same sequence of events from eight characters' points of view, none of which adds much more than deafening hysteria and identically dreadful music. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal February 22, 2008 +418 Not much about the plot can be revealed without giving away the various surprises and twists [which]are the only reason to sit through the film. 2.5/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 22, 2008 +418 The exhilarating car chase that closes the movie is alone worth the price of admission... 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 22, 2008 +418 It's all too ridiculous for even the make-believe world of movies. rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 22, 2008 +418 No matter how you look at it, Vantage Point is a letdown. 2/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 Washington Times February 22, 2008 +418 One of those flicks that relies purely on momentum to keep your disbelief suspended, and director Pete Travis rarely allows the pace to slow enough for the plot holes to shine through. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 The Deadbolt February 22, 2008 +418 ...counts on its audience not thinking about what they're seeing, but instead being mesmerized by flash and boom ...This is a movie to make you angry, but not with the straw evildoers it puts on screen. 6 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 22, 2008 +418 It starts off strong but quickly becomes so contrived and repetitive that by the time it finally lumbers to its deeply unsatisfying and ludicrously melodramatic finale, you feel like an idiot for having wasted your time watching it 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com February 22, 2008 +418 Trying, monotonous, and not anywhere near as relevant or clever as it imagines itself to be, Vantage Point proves once again that while it's easy to rely on a gimmick, it's usually not the best idea to trust it. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 21, 2008 +418 It's easy to pick apart an action movie. It's much harder to produce one this clever, fast-paced and involving. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 21, 2008 +418 I forgave its sins for delivering at least an hour of undiluted enjoyment. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 21, 2008 +418 A movie that features very intense, action-packed moments, but a story that gets overly complicated and borders on spinning out of control as it becomes too farfetched by the end 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com February 21, 2008 +418 We view this event from every possible point of view except a logical -- or entertaining -- one. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com February 21, 2008 +418 Less would have definitely been more in this case; if viewers squint their eyes hard enough, they might just be able to locate a kitchen sink lurking somewhere in the background. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 21, 2008 +418 The fact that the screenplay refrains from smug political commentary and instead focuses on action and mystery enhances the experience. B- fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony February 21, 2008 +418 "A gimmicky thriller without much of a gimmick or many thrills, ""Vantage Point"" suffers, too, from being out of synch with its time." C rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet February 21, 2008 +418 It's a marginally successful attempt to flare up the senses through shocking repetition, but this is Moritz after all, so if you must go, leave your brain at home and sneak in a cocktail to help wash down the nonsense. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 OhmyNews.com February 21, 2008 +418 A lot of vigorous actors doing vigorous work in the service of a crafty, fast-moving, well-told story. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 21, 2008 +418 The cascade of coincidences and logical lapses drains it of excitement and leaves it seeming overwhelmingly ridiculous. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 21, 2008 +418 Barry Levy's script slavers for comparisons to Rashomon but misses the point. Akira Kurosawa argued that truth was slippery; Levy believes there's one answer, he just likes withholding it. B- fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly February 21, 2008 +418 Straight out of the slice-and-dice school of filmmaking, Vantage Point fractures chronology and perspective in a vain attempt to disguise its flimsiness. rotten Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter February 21, 2008 +418 The information sorting and gathering required by Barry L. Levy's screenplay feels like night school as opposed to a great night out at the movies. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune February 21, 2008 +418 Disappointing action flick centers on terrorism. 2/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media February 21, 2008 +418 An assassination thriller that boasts the glossy tourist vistas of an airline magazine combined with a serious case of instant-replay-itis. 2/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday February 21, 2008 +418 Vantage Point offers a modicum of entertainment but it requires viewers to react more forcefully from the gut than the mind. It's viscerally effective but lobotomized. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 21, 2008 +418 The bones of a good idea for a conspiracy thriller lie buried in the corpse of Vantage Point. It feels more like a movie with a personality disorder. 1.5/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News February 21, 2008 +418 Offers less entertainment than just awareness of how nearly every American male role seems like it was intended for Harrison Ford. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com February 21, 2008 +418 The question regarding Vantage Point is how this thriller with the Groundhog Day fixation was allowed to meander out of Columbia Pictures so overloaded with bad acting. rotten John Anderson 1 Washington Post February 21, 2008 +418 Nothing in Vantage Point quickens the pulse as much as the realization that, with each successive turn of the wheel, we come one step closer to the end. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly February 21, 2008 +418 The setup is so riveting, the suspense so carefully prolonged, that I didn't mind when it unraveled into lunacy near the end. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 21, 2008 +418 The problem with Vantage Point, or at least one problem, is that it depends too much on coincidence. The film relies on things breaking a certain way for nearly every plot advancement. 3/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic February 21, 2008 +418 "What Travis has done is nothing short of create a new kind of American action film that feels European in the same way that William Friedkin's ""French Connection"" did." A- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 21, 2008 +418 Cool game plan on paper, unfortunately, the execution lacks. Further, this is not the subject matter with which to play games. 1/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card February 21, 2008 +418 Once the full panoply of bad guys is disclosed, the movie becomes just another absurdly prolonged hot pursuit, complete with a lost little girl for a dollop of extra melodrama. rotten Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International February 21, 2008 +418 A tight, solid mystery/thriller that keeps you guessing until the end. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star February 21, 2008 +418 ...a marketing hook first and a movie ... well, actually, never. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) February 21, 2008 +418 The ending, suffice it to say, is one you won't soon forget no matter how much you'll want to. D rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com February 20, 2008 +418 Choppy, point-of-view twisting thriller that never rises above its gimmickry. 1.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound February 20, 2008 +418 Starts off well but then tries to replicate the fast-paced frenzy of The Bourne Ultimatum with an improbable car chase. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice February 20, 2008 +418 Alas, this well-crafted terrorist plot is sandwiched between two terrible acts, making for the kind of movie that you should walk into late and sneak out of early. rotten Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC February 20, 2008 +418 The assassination thriller Vantage Point might have been a triumph of form over content, technique over substance, if only there were anything worthy about its form or technique. rotten David Germain 1 Associated Press February 20, 2008 +418 The director, Pete Travis, is a pulse-pounding technological showman whose high-strung, quick-cut style might be described as JFK meets Paul Greengrass meets Jerry Bruckheimer. That said, it's not the plot that thickens -- it's the pulp. C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly February 20, 2008 +418 A competently-made action-thriller but nothing particularly ground-breaking once it casually discards its pretense of being told from multiple points of view. 6.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net February 20, 2008 +418 Though gimmicky, implausible and repetitious with too many angles, this thriller is still worth seeing as exercise in audience participation in narrative creation and as commentary on the manipulative processes of filmmaking and engagement of spectators C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 20, 2008 +418 Smart escapist thrillers are a dying breed but this is one of the good ones. 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 19, 2008 +418 Surveillance cinema at its best, with audience attention span on high alert, camcorders and palm pilots elbowing their way in, and plenty of optic nerve to spare. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze February 16, 2008 +418 A stale effort that seems content to find its niche in a harmless mediocrity. 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews February 16, 2008 +418 C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 14, 2012 +418 3.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +419 ...the derivative dramatics of hormonal awkwardness, cynical imprisonment and the overall struggles of growing pains--her junior-sized X-Men copycat is a rote, manipulative melodrama pandering to the lazy sentiments of its younger demographics. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 The Critical Movie Critics November 7, 2018 +419 The term 'Based on the best selling novel' is starting to become a plague that we can't outrun. D- rotten Nate Adams 0 The Only Critic October 10, 2018 +419 It's also got that problem of the bad guy, there's never a point when you don't know the bad guy's the bad guy. rotten Martin Thomas 0 Double Toasted August 28, 2018 +419 Why is this at the theater? ...Why does this exist? rotten Korey Coleman 0 Double Toasted August 28, 2018 +419 "That right. Within moments of ""fade in,"" the president of the United States is ordering that children be caged. I swear to God. The dystopian future is now." 2.5 rotten Hope Madden 0 Columbus Underground August 27, 2018 +419 A disposable film adaptation that provides nothing but a pretentious desperation for Fox to kick off another franchise. 0.5/5 rotten Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 24, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds isn't just overtly derivative. It's happily, dully derivative too, barely trying to hide its patchwork narrative or the debt it owes to its many predecessors. 2/5 rotten Sarah Ward 0 Flicks.com.au August 21, 2018 +419 Perhaps the biggest sin in The Darkest Minds is the film's refusal to fully explore the world it creates. 1.5/5 rotten Deirdre Crimmins 0 HighDef Digest August 21, 2018 +419 Throw in a supporting cast of TV escapees from the likes of Prison Break and CSI, and Darkest Minds feels like a wannabe movie franchise that already knew it was on borrowed time. 2/5 rotten James Croot 0 Stuff.co.nz August 21, 2018 +419 ...unlikely to win over any converts outside its target demographic, but its a solid effort nonetheless. rotten Travis Johnson 0 FILMINK (Australia) August 18, 2018 +419 Unusually for a studio picture, the basic elements of filmmaking - script, acting, editing and even the soundtrack choices - are below par in The Darkest Minds. 2/5 rotten Richard James 0 South China Morning Post August 18, 2018 +419 Dystopian young adult film fails to connect despite its relevant theme of youth resistance. 2/5 rotten Roe McDermott 0 Hot Press August 18, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds puts an X-Men spin on the typical 'teens in dystopia' YA formula, but the result is more derivative than creative. 2/5 rotten Roxana Hadadi 0 Chesapeake Family Magazine August 17, 2018 +419 this tripe is thinly plotted and moves at a snail's pace...[yet] as mind-numbing as the film is, it does manage to raise a chief question, which is: how many more of these dystopian teen action flicks are we supposed to sit through? 1.5/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 3AW August 16, 2018 +419 Caught somewhere between silly and serious, The Darkest Minds is a generic, late entry in the Young Adult sci-fi genre... 2/5 rotten Adam Fresco 0 Flicks.co.nz August 16, 2018 +419 The film is framed so deliberately as a prelude to more exciting times to come in its sequels that it renders the ending oddly anti-climactic. 2.5/5 rotten Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald August 15, 2018 +419 This is dull, dull stuff. 1.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) August 15, 2018 +419 It's very derivative...and takes a long time to get going. But it does just about get there, helped by attractive lead performances from Amandla Stenberg and Harris Dickinson and a refreshingly 'colour-blind' take on adolescent love. 3/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) August 14, 2018 +419 This hopeless adaptation of some book you've never heard of breaks new ground in its determination not to surprise. 2/5 rotten Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times August 14, 2018 +419 There is some violence but younger teens should enjoy it. However, it doesn't feel like it will spawn a frenzied following. 3/5 fresh Aine O'Connor 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) August 13, 2018 +419 A soulless box-ticking travelogue of young adult tropes that arrives years after the genre gravy train has dried up. 2/5 rotten Shaun Munro 0 Flickering Myth August 12, 2018 +419 The film shares far too many tropes with other YA sci-fi properties - The Hunger Games, The Maze Runner, Divergent - to make a mark in the unforgiving post-apocalyptic wasteland of the adolescent market. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) August 12, 2018 +419 "The Darkest Minds"" really fails because it never really manages to separate itself from the pack of other, dangerously similar films." C+ rotten Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com August 10, 2018 +419 The writing and directing continually treat the audience like idiots. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 10, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds was a good film and very much: what you see is what you get. fresh Britany Murphy 0 Geeks of Color August 10, 2018 +419 None of it is new, none of it is interesting and the storytelling is tissue-paper thin. 1/5 rotten Ed Potton 0 Times (UK) August 10, 2018 +419 "The film shamelessly imitates characters and situations seen in similar movies, like ""The Hunger Games"". [Full review in Spanish]" 1/5 rotten Francisco Marinero 0 El Mundo (Spain) August 10, 2018 +419 Jennifer Yuh Nelson's young adult adaptation will be one of many lost amongst a sea of like-minded films. rotten David Fontana 0 Film Inquiry August 10, 2018 +419 While far from the worst of its ilk, feels half-baked and dull as it plods along a kids-on-the-run journey doing nothing to separate itself from that most crowded of crowds. 2/5 rotten Ross Miller 0 The National (Scotland) August 10, 2018 +419 This is lazy and wholly undeserving of the audience it cynically seeks. 2/5 rotten Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) August 10, 2018 +419 I think its young target audience will feel a little short-changed. 2/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 10, 2018 +419 The action scenes move at a fair clip but this flawed film begs troubling questions. 2/5 rotten Andy Lea 0 Daily Express (UK) August 10, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds boasts a decent cast and a fairly interesting premise centred on likeable characters. But its banality squashes any potential it had, resulting in a safe, forgettable sci-fi. 2/5 rotten Amy West 0 Empire Magazine August 10, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds is the latest Hunger Games knock-off to get the big screen treatment - and the latest to offer another clunky and melodramatically rendered dystopian future where adolescents are maltreated by adults who fear them. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman August 9, 2018 +419 It is further proof that the industry of the first decades of the millennium is experiencing the frantic fever of finding the new gold franchise among the effervescence of editorial sagas aimed at the adolescent reader. [Full Review in Spanish] rotten Jordi Costa 0 El Pais (Spain) August 9, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds is here in all its painfully derivative glory, with little originality or spark and a cast that just aren't given the goods to work with. 2/5 rotten Sinead Brennan 0 August 9, 2018 +419 If you've seen The Hunger Games, Divergent or The Maze Runner, there are no surprises in this low-rent X-Men knockoff. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 9, 2018 +419 In spite of the title, the film doesn't want to take us to too many dark places. In fact, it manages the unlikely feat of making a nightmarish, futuristic world seem a bit like a summer camp. 2/5 rotten Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) August 9, 2018 +419 Despite its radical potential, it's disappointing to see this story fall back on what's considered typical teen stuff. 2/4 rotten Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service August 8, 2018 +419 Unless you're a glutton for dystopian teen anguish, I'd skip it. 2/5 rotten Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) August 8, 2018 +419 The pieces of a potential franchise are put in play here without stakes being raised or pulses quickened. 2/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Guardian August 8, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds is what happens when a genre has become stagnant. [Full Review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Alberto Corona 0 Sensacine August 7, 2018 +419 "Because of [the] parallels to our own tumultuous society, I will call the makers of ""The Darkest Minds"" prescient observers of our time." B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 7, 2018 +419 Without any creative and obviously setting up for a long franchise, The Darkest Minds looks like a bad pilot for a series. [Full Review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Diego Batlle 0 Otroscines.com August 7, 2018 +419 Somehow, The Darkest Minds takes a relatively original concept... and turns it into a rote, listless slog. rotten TK Burton 0 Pajiba August 6, 2018 +419 The most derivative movie of the year, and also one of the worst. It doesn't have a single element that wasn't already a part of another, better movie 1/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 Splice Today August 6, 2018 +419 There's a lot that's confusing or poorly set up. That's a script problem, but also a lack of emotional direction and momentum. rotten Emily Yoshida 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 6, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds has all the elements of a good film, but perhaps the weak link is the source material. In many ways, the plot is lacking and watching it unfold is like coming into something that's already started. 5/10 rotten Mae Abdulbaki 0 The Young Folks August 6, 2018 +419 [It] may be the launch of a new franchise or not, but stories about teens struggling to make sense of the world they find themselves in will continue to find an audience. 2.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly August 5, 2018 +419 Complete rehash of every cliche we have repeatedly seen in just about every single YA dystopian teen nightmare movies. 2/5 rotten Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily August 4, 2018 +419 Basic-cable production values and an exceedingly generic story... It's harmless, but it's at the low end of tolerable as far as vapid teen apocalypse adventures go. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 Crooked Marquee August 4, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds is such a formulaic hodgepodge of secondhand plot points that it can't help but feel like an insult to its target demographic: just another case of adults trying to manipulate kids, this time by bilking them out of their allowance. D+ rotten 1 AV Club August 3, 2018 +419 An entertaining adaptation that has little to contribute to the panorama of young adult adaptations. [Full Review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Monica Urruchua 0 Cine Premiere August 3, 2018 +419 Instead of building on its most pertinent themes - or on any themes - The Darkest Minds wanders around haplessly in a fog of tired tropes and unmotivated bits of plot. rotten Noah Berlatsky 0 The Verge August 3, 2018 +419 Although the film's ending is relatively open-ended, [director Jennifer] Yuh Nelson's message of mobilization is an urgent message, specifically for a young audience, which it goes to great lengths to understand and serve. fresh Palmer Haasch 0 Polygon August 3, 2018 +419 It's a mildly intriguing premise, but the film doesn't follow through on it with any sort of logic, so the entire story unravels almost as soon as it begins. rotten Alexandra August 0 CBR August 3, 2018 +419 Even... rushing through a story better articulated in the book, the filmmakers demonstrate that neither they nor this adaptation can be easily written off. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice August 3, 2018 +419 The film's bittersweet conclusion is strong enough to provide real narrative impetus for the inevitable sequel. 2.5/4 fresh Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail August 3, 2018 +419 "The Darkest Minds"" is in desperate need of a spark, any spark. References to ""Watership Down"" and ""Harry Potter"" only serve to show how far this film is from the classics it admires." D+ rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News August 3, 2018 +419 Skilled actors can't save derivative, violent YA thriller. 2/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media August 3, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds is a solid enough dystopian sci-fi YA adaptation, elevated by Amandla Stenberg's performance, but it won't revive this film trend. 2.5/5 fresh Molly Freeman 0 ScreenRant August 3, 2018 +419 With each passing day our depressing present begins to resemble dystopian future more and more, so The Darkest Minds may benefit from timing more than actual profundity. fresh Rain Jokinen 0 MullingMovies.com August 3, 2018 +419 I understand the need to set up a franchise, but 'The Darkest Minds' ends without fleshing out any of its ideas. Grade: Incomplete. C+ rotten Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk August 3, 2018 +419 ... features familiar thematic ideas from genre predecessors and marks a transparent attempt to launch another young-adult franchise with a mediocre first chapter. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue August 3, 2018 +419 This lack of effort creates the impression that this is a generic work, a high-school drama with science-fiction touches screened on Sunday evenings on cable television. 2.5/5 rotten John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) August 3, 2018 +419 "Mutant powers, a post-apocalyptic setting, a main character whose coming of age coincides with her becoming a hero: ""The Darkest Minds"" recycles many popular cinematic tropes, resulting in a familiar young-adult drama that struggles to find its voice." rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International August 3, 2018 +419 The environment in which stories like The Hunger Games or Divergent gained followings has changed, and The Darkest Minds has not adapted to survive it. 1.5/4 rotten Monica Castillo 1 RogerEbert.com August 3, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds has its moments, but for the most part, it's like watching a dubbed VHS copy of a dubbed VHS copy. 2/4 rotten Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 3, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds suffers from a run-of-the-mill quality that's woefully prevalent in all its various attributes... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 3, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds never communicates the overwhelming horror of a society whose children are either dead or in the process of being exterminated, or the hopelessness of kids discovering that every potential benefactor may have ulterior motives. 1.5/4 rotten Jake Cole 0 Slant Magazine August 2, 2018 +419 Boring, predictable, uneven, and clunky, The Darkest Minds is simply not worth the money or time. rotten Jonathan Barkan 0 Dread Central August 2, 2018 +419 "From the producers of ""Stranger Things"" and ""Arrival,"" this ain't any of those." 2/4 rotten Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com August 2, 2018 +419 What we're left with is a Mad-Libs version of a dystopian YA adaptation done by someone who saw half of an X-Men movie on TV once, with no depth, no new ideas, and no point. D+ rotten Dana Schwartz 1 Entertainment Weekly August 2, 2018 +419 An interesting, beautiful-looking movie that gets increasingly frustrating as plot lines are left in the dust, relationships are forced together, and surprises are telegraphed. rotten Germain Lussier 0 io9.com August 2, 2018 +419 There's no attempt to break the genre mold here; The Darkest Minds all but embraces its obvious influences. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics August 2, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds is badly edited and lacks a cohesive flow. Readers of the book will know the setup, but it's a head scratcher for us neophytes. 1.5/5 rotten Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb August 2, 2018 +419 Another adaptation of a young-adult novel that seems more concerned with its sequels than itself... 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 2, 2018 +419 [Runs] its cardboard characters through the paces of a plot we've all seen before, insufficiently imaginative to even attempt mixing up the formula. rotten Rebecca Pahle 0 Film Journal International August 2, 2018 +419 It's [a] lack of thoughtfulness that should have kept The Darkest Minds on the never-ending stack of other unimaginative, copycat YA screenplays, never to be greenlit. rotten Tina Hassannia 0 National Post August 2, 2018 +419 "The movie doesn't end so much as stop, while promising at least one sequel. But here's a wild guess: This is the last you'll be hearing about ""The Darkest Minds." 0/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 2, 2018 +419 Derivative, predictable and dull despite much hectic action, it ends with the foreshadowing of a sequel you know will never come, the very definition of a hoped-for series that arrives pre-embalmed. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 2, 2018 +419 You've seen this future before. rotten Robert Abele 1 Los Angeles Times August 2, 2018 +419 Among Ruby's special psychic powers is the ability to erase herself from the memory of others. Critics and audiences will doubtlessly dream wistfully it could be bestowed upon them. rotten Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star August 2, 2018 +419 Nothing really changes by the end, because after all there are five more of these waiting to be made if this one somehow manages to strike box office gold. I wouldn't hold my breath. 2.5/5 rotten Don Kaye 0 Den of Geek August 2, 2018 +419 The issue is that something did not quite come together, and The Darkest Minds is a hybrid. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Pablo A. Scholz 0 August 2, 2018 +419 A by-the-numbers sci-fi thriller for the YA set that treads water in overly recognizable elements without offering much in the way of anything new or entertaining. 2/5 rotten Rob Dean 0 Bullz-Eye.com August 2, 2018 +419 For all the talk about colors, though, and the palette that's represented within the movie's ambitions, The Darkest Minds ultimately proves pretty drab and gray. rotten Brian Lowry 1 CNN.com August 2, 2018 +419 At its best, the first-thing-we-do-in-a-dystopian-world-is-kill-teenagers genre hasn't been a shining moment in filmmaking. But now that genetic drift has set in, it's dead-genre-walking, with The Darkest Minds as Exhibit A. D rotten Jim Slotek 0 Original Cin August 2, 2018 +419 "Despite an interesting and sharp performance from Amandla Stenberg, the film registers as another superficial variation of a film that is more interested in filtering the codes of a ""teen movie"" in a science fiction context... [Full Review in Spanish]" rotten Juanma Fern 0 August 2, 2018 +419 Something we've seen before. 2/4 rotten George Thomas 0 Akron Beacon Journal August 2, 2018 +419 "I suppose it's possible to argue that The Darkest Minds can be enjoyed for what it is. Unfortunately, that ""what"" refers to something incomplete." 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 2, 2018 +419 There's not quite enough oomph to sustain this story into more chapters. Besides, it's hard to get excited about end-of-the-world scenarios when we see them playing out on the news. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 The Movie Cricket August 2, 2018 +419 So far as this particular brand of genre fare is concerned, The Darkest Minds is a middling but almost worthy example. fresh Leigh Monson 0 Birth.Movies.Death. August 2, 2018 +419 As a franchise-starter for another YA fantasy series, it's likely doomed. But on its individual merits, it's a pretty good movie. 6/10 fresh Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes August 2, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds looks like a pilot for a series. [Full Review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Diego Batlle 0 August 2, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds isn't concerned with telling a coherent story or showing us interesting characters, only existing to set up a franchise. That failed, but worst of all, everything in this movie we have seen before and done better 1/5 rotten Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth August 2, 2018 +419 "Without a proper set-up and even a wisp of a payoff, ""The Darkest Minds"" becomes homework that's no fun to finish." D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com August 2, 2018 +419 "The Darkest Minds"" plays like a lightning round in which the goal is to hit as many teenage-dystopia tropes as possible." rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 New York Times August 2, 2018 +419 The Darkest Minds recycles the gist of what we've seen in prior YA dystopian adaptations... rotten Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies August 1, 2018 +419 Tediously derivative 1/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation August 1, 2018 +419 Looks a heck of a lot like other superhero movies and YA adaptations, and it's loaded with a ton of on-the-nose metaphors for youthful oppression. But if it ain't broke, don't fix it. fresh William Bibbiani 1 TheWrap July 31, 2018 +419 Director Jennifer Yuh Nelson's live-action debut contains all the hallmarks of the kind of film that could have done brisk business five years ago, but now seems doomed to join other one-offs. C+ rotten Kate Erbland 1 indieWire July 31, 2018 +419 A by-the-numbers YA dystopia. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter July 31, 2018 +419 "Borrows nearly all its ingredients from other popular sci-fi franchises - from ""X-Men"" to ""Stranger Things"" - and doesn't much seem to mind if kids recognize how derivative it is..." rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety July 31, 2018 +420 Tedious but well-photographed atmospheric jazz pic from the Prohibition era. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 15, 2015 +423 Sound City is filled with the kind of stories that make music nerds weak in the knees. fresh Benjamin H. Smith 0 Decider January 24, 2018 +423 While there's an abundance of information and stories to be told, Sound City at times becomes almost as idle as its aging idols. 6/10 fresh Britt Hayes 0 ScreenCrush March 16, 2017 +423 [Grohl] has great fun sweeping through the historic parade of latter-day rock royalty whose hit records came out of the place. fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 SF Weekly February 4, 2014 +423 Sound City is a fun ride for diehard fans of most any brand of rock and roll. fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2014 +423 In Sound City, a raucous yet sweetly romantic documentary, dinosaurs do indeed rock the Earth again. 4/4 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post January 1, 2014 +423 A sincere tribute to the tape-based dumpy Sound City. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 19, 2013 +423 When getting into the nitty-gritty of tapes and tracks, Grohl makes a strong case for music docs directed by musicians. 3/5 fresh 0 Time Out Chicago December 16, 2013 +423 Dave Grohl's terrific new doc, Sound City, profiles the studio where some of the greatest music of the past four decades was born. B+ fresh Melissa Maerz 1 Entertainment Weekly December 16, 2013 +423 Dave Grohl shares a lot of stories in Sound City, and what's most impressive is that for a first-time filmmaker he tells these tales remarkably well. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Deming 0 TV Guide December 16, 2013 +423 It cheapens itself by hitting some self-congratulatory notes, but until it does it covers some fascinating rock 'n' roll ground. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune April 11, 2013 +423 For those about to rock, we salute you. A fond acknowledgement of a special time when a studio produced several albums that signaled key moments in music history. 3/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie March 29, 2013 +423 An infectious appreciation for rock and roll lingers past the somewhat self-satisfied finale. 7.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline March 19, 2013 +423 There's something rock about the film's messy, nostalgic imperfection. 3/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times March 15, 2013 +423 Fascinating, as rock history, thrilling as rock entertainment. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation March 5, 2013 +423 A joyous ode to a lost era of music making that will delight music buffs and those who appreciate a well-done documentary. 3/4 fresh Charles Cross 1 Seattle Times February 21, 2013 +423 Grohl has ... created both a fascinating account of the process of analogue recording and a tender tribute to the rock bands of yesteryear. 4/5 fresh Catherine Gee 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 19, 2013 +423 A rich, kaleidoscopic, rock music documentary. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express February 8, 2013 +423 A cocky, affectionate and very musical documentary that may make its central point a few times too often. 3/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday February 7, 2013 +423 A total blast to watch, sustaining momentum with a sharp admiration for the thrilling highs and lows of the complex and its rich history with some of the biggest artists around. A- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com February 7, 2013 +423 It's a sprawling documentary that laments what's been lost in analog recording without ignoring the benefits of technology. 7.6/10 fresh Josh Jackson 0 Paste Magazine February 5, 2013 +423 Loving doc about a legendary recording studio is one of the very best-and quite essential-movies about rock music ever made. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International February 4, 2013 +423 ... offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the studio, but in the process chronicles a recent history of rock music that both fans and non-fans can appreciate. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue February 4, 2013 +423 An authoritative, beautifully assembled, personal, even romantic account of one of rock music's most important waypoints, a film which aficionados absolutely should not miss. 4/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture February 3, 2013 +423 In his directing debut, Dave Grohl shows the instincts of a real filmmaker. Sound City hits you like a shot in the heart. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 2, 2013 +423 If it doesn't break any ground as a documentary, it's a heartfelt testament to a place he considers among the most hallowed halls of rock. 3/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 1, 2013 +423 An electrifying and enthralling labor of love that acts as a defibrillator for your creative juices. A fresh Erick Weber 0 Final Cut on Film February 1, 2013 +423 "High-spirited, emotional and funny, ""Sound City"" is, of all things, a mash note to a machine. Not just any machine, however, but one that helped change the face of rock 'n' roll." 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 31, 2013 +423 A celebration of just how unbelievably awesome it is to make rock music for a living - not to mention being so successful at it that you can get your childhood heroes to come over and jam. 7/10 fresh Ian Buckwalter 1 NPR January 31, 2013 +423 Grohl's aim is to explore the aura of a place, but what he winds up proving is that people make the magic. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News January 31, 2013 +423 Dave Grohl remains unflappable as a first-time director in his entertaining and informative documentary Sound City, a loving tribute to a defunct Van Nuys recording studio. 3/4 fresh Howard Cohen 1 Miami Herald January 31, 2013 +423 Mr. Grohl has put a lot of affection into this film, and it shows. 4/5 fresh Neil Genzlinger 1 New York Times January 30, 2013 +423 Given Dave Grohl's reputation for versatility and good taste, the film's sturdy sense of forward motion may come as no surprise. 2.5/4 fresh Ted Scheinman 0 Slant Magazine January 30, 2013 +423 The first-time director smartly sees Sound City as a surrogate for the overall industry at any given point in the past four decades, and he varies the tone of the interviews from fondly-regarded serendipity to deep-seated regret. fresh William Goss 1 Film.com January 29, 2013 +423 The beautiful thing here is the way Sound City enlivens some fairly snobby ideas about the glories of analog tape without resorting to mere mansplaining. 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out January 29, 2013 +423 Grohl's heart is always in the right place, and with his directorial debut, he has effectively translated his passion and knowledge into a delightful and engaging documentary. B fresh 0 Collider January 29, 2013 +423 An exhilarating history of the studio that spawned countless rock classics, not to mention a welcome reminder to aspiring musicians to step away from the laptop once in a while. fresh David Rooney 1 Hollywood Reporter January 24, 2013 +423 The film is an exhilarating exploration of the creative process. 5/5 fresh Sebastian Doggart 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 23, 2013 +423 We know Dave Grohl is a great drummer and an incredible frontman; now we know he's a great documentary filmmaker too... 4/5 fresh Mark Bell 0 Film Threat January 19, 2013 +425 We'll forgive England for the Spice Girls. Maybe even Benny Hill, Joan Collins, Boy George, Fergie and that habit of pouring milk in tea. But with Bean's arrival, it might mean war. 1/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 9, 2018 +425 Slapstick, but gross-out humor. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media September 30, 2010 +425 Atkinson's reactive brand of bug-eyed and near-silent comedy has always been more akin to Jacques Tati--plus a lecherous pinch of Jerry Lewis, the better to invade the viewer's personal space. fresh Rob Nelson 0 Boston Phoenix September 5, 2009 +425 Atkinson is able to hit the comic jackpot through grunts, gestures, body movements, and, most of all, facial expressions. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 15, 2009 +425 Atkinson's genius at portraying a pesky, childish adult is reminiscent of the great comic stars of silent movies, Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin. 3.5/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 25, 2004 +425 The film is little more than a showcase for Atkinson's broad slapstick comedy, overdone facial contortions, and bathroom humor. 3/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +425 I'm pretty sure that I can say it's not a great movie; I'm not so certain I can say it wasn't a funny one. D rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 8, 2002 +425 Not only do we not care about Bean, we want him to just go away and not bother us anymore. rotten David Bartholomew 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +425 Okay, Rowan Atkinson is a funny guy. So what the hell happened with this? 1/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +425 B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +425 C rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +425 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews February 9, 2004 +425 3.5/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +425 3/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +425 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +425 2/5 rotten 0 BBC.com July 24, 2001 +425 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +425 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +425 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +425 1 rotten Guy MacPherson 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +425 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +425 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +425 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +425 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +425 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +425 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +425 8/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +425 B+ fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +425 6/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +425 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly October 17, 1997 +427 The first third of this film can seem like a downer, but the performances are absorbing and in no time at all it takes an inspirational, feel-good turn. B fresh James Plath 0 Family Home Theater January 16, 2018 +427 Tone-wise, Evelyn is all over the place. There are times when it is brisk and lively, even rather amusing; other times when you just cringe at how syrupy and overdone it is. rotten Barbara Ellen 0 Times (UK) January 2, 2018 +427 While it does have its charm, and it does, it's a pretty bad, pretty hokey piece of fluff that never really registers as a genuine drama, only as an emotionally manipulative piece of dribble with actors that give horrible accents. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +427 A sprightly pace and a fatalistic sense of humor propel the proceedings over a generous amount of drinking jokes and other cliches of Irish life and culture. fresh Eddie Cockrell 1 Variety March 27, 2009 +427 Did director Bruce Beresford have to ratchet up the saccharine of an innately sentimental story? 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 6, 2009 +427 It offers few surprises, but the strength of the performances, and Beresford's touch as a director make it a worthwhile diversion. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +427 Instead of the clear-headed resolve the material demands, Beresford's film offers slush, blarney and grandstanding actors ... rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +427 Evelyn works as a modest parable, the truth shining through in spite of the filmmakers' unfortunate oversimplifications. C+ rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +427 Old fashioned spirit and resolve work well in a movie like 'Evelyn.' B fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 14, 2004 +427 Modest in almost every respect, yet deeply satisfying. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide June 25, 2004 +427 ...too schmaltzy to take seriously. 2.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +427 After The Tailor of Panama made it clear that Brosnan can slide into character-based comedy with ease, Evelyn proves that his more challenging, dramatic work is in desperate need of being vigorously shaken and stirred. rotten Brett Buckalew 0 FilmStew.com June 12, 2003 +427 Here's a sweet film to rent for Father's Day or Christmas. It's a heart-warmer, charming, and shot with a sugary cinematic eye. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card May 10, 2003 +427 "In honour of this movie, bars everywhere may wish to offer a new kind of Irish coffee called the ""Evelyn"": made with whiskey, coffee and a gallon of treacle." rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 25, 2003 +427 A film for those that rarely go to the movies 'because they don't make movies like they used to.' Well, apparently they do... A fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) March 11, 2003 +427 Adults might find the movie on the slight side, though it's a good choice for family night viewing. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing February 26, 2003 +427 As saccharine movies go, this is likely to cause massive cardiac arrest if taken in large doses. 3/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com February 25, 2003 +427 Swells the heart in that predictable yet sweet way all come-from-behind pictures should. B fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine February 24, 2003 +427 Evelyn may be based on a true and historically significant story, but the filmmakers have made every effort to disguise it as an unimaginative screenwriter's invention. 4/10 rotten Josh Ralske 0 All Movie Guide February 16, 2003 +427 Director Bruce Beresford follows a straightforward and predictable path, yet succeeds in pulling your emotional strings even when you know what's coming. 3.5/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register January 31, 2003 +427 Beresford nicely mixes in as much humor as pathos to take us on his sentimental journey of the heart. It really is a shame that more won't get an opportunity to embrace small, sweet 'Evelyn.' 4.5/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) January 29, 2003 +427 She is cute and she is good and in the end she loves her Guinness-breathed daddy and that's all that really matters anyway, isn't it? B- fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 24, 2003 +427 I can't say as I was surprised by a single scene in Evelyn, and yet, despite all the manipulations of the script, the film is so sincere and good-hearted that it won me over anyway. fresh Paul Matwychuk 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) January 19, 2003 +427 Enjoy it for what it is; you can hate yourself later. 3/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly January 16, 2003 +427 An unpolished string of events oversimplified in television-movie fashion. 2/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 16, 2003 +427 One of the most genuinely sweet films to come along in quite some time. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 10, 2003 +427 Based on a true story or not, the maudlin tone of Evelyn makes this sugary movie hard to swallow. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune January 10, 2003 +427 The story is naturally poignant, but first-time screenwriter Paul Pender overloads it with sugary bits of business. 2/5 rotten Catharine Tunnacliffe 0 eye WEEKLY January 6, 2003 +427 It's Kramer vs. Kramer, without the Kramers, a 'true story' without much of the truth. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 3, 2003 +427 Stephen Rea, Aidan Quinn, and Alan Bates play Desmond's legal eagles, and when joined by Brosnan, the sight of this grandiloquent quartet lolling in pretty Irish settings is a pleasant enough thing, 'tis. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 3, 2003 +427 The film's lack of personality permeates all its aspects - from the TV movie-esque, affected child acting to the dullest Irish pub scenes ever filmed. 2.5/5 rotten Anita Schmaltz 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) January 1, 2003 +427 Far too simplified to be effective and far too manipulative to be affective. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 28, 2002 +427 Hallmark Hall of Fame material. rotten Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian December 27, 2002 +427 What a sweet, gentle and feisty movie Evelyn is. 3/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org December 27, 2002 +427 Your head may want to resist Evelyn, but your heart will have a hard time of it. 4/5 fresh Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic December 27, 2002 +427 From any other filmmaker, Evelyn would be merely a forgettable good intention, but when you consider that Beresford is the man who brought us Black Robe and Breaker Morant, it approaches heartbreak. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 26, 2002 +427 You can't help but like its unequivocal sentimentality. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post December 26, 2002 +427 The beauty of the core story tramples the moments where the Irish-set drama sinks into blarney. 3/4 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online December 26, 2002 +427 The sentiment is balanced with cheeky Irish humor, Pierce Brosnan is fine as Desmond, and there's a sobering sense of history. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 25, 2002 +427 That the events really happened offers no excuse for the button-pushing, by-the-numbers approach taken by Beresford and screenwriter Paul Pender. 2/4 rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel December 25, 2002 +427 Beresford's direction makes sure that grit and a certain ugliness get equal screen time with the requisite heartwarming qualities. 3/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee December 25, 2002 +427 There was a fine family drama to be made here, but what we get instead is too sweet to swallow. rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald December 25, 2002 +427 So verbally flatfooted and so emotionally predictable or bland that it plays like the standard made-for-TV movie. 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News December 24, 2002 +427 There is enough good and good-spirited about Evelyn -- beginning with the performances by Brosnan and Vavasseur -- to forgive its more treacly moments. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press December 24, 2002 +427 Evelyn sports the sort of diminishing returns cheered by idiots. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 24, 2002 +427 With its personal feel, its more-than-capable cast and its rousing courtroom finale, it's the sort of picture that makes 'old-fashioned' a good thing. B fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution December 24, 2002 +427 You won't lose much time figuring out this plot, but you won't be assaulted by vile language, violence or toilet jokes either. And it's nice to see a film in which a father fights for his kids. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan December 23, 2002 +427 It's wonderful to see that the good guys defeated the meanies. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 23, 2002 +427 Frequently charming and characteristically Irish, with equal dollops of humor, black humor, and just plain blackness. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 23, 2002 +427 A conventional, but well-crafted film about a historic legal battle in Ireland over a man's right to raise his own children. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 22, 2002 +427 Nothing spectacular but nonetheless rather engaging and entertaining. 6.5/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! December 20, 2002 +427 In a season of strenuously ambitious art, the laid-back modesty and accessible charm of Evelyn is a welcome relief. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 20, 2002 +427 Intelligent and moving. B+ fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle December 20, 2002 +427 There's real inspiration to be found in this warmly told David and Goliath story, and 'tis a fine time to revel in that. 3/4 fresh Janice Page 1 Boston Globe December 20, 2002 +427 Evelyn proves you can take an inspirational, true story with tons of potential, and with a bad script, water down the impact until nothing works exactly right. 2/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com December 20, 2002 +427 A little manipulative but generally satisfying story worthy of commemoration. 2.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina December 19, 2002 +427 The climactic scenes are a little too aggressively grandiose, the triumphant music a fraction of a decibel too loud. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 19, 2002 +427 ...ultimately reduces a potentially rich battle against the forces of inertia to utterly familiar melodramatic tropes. B- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 19, 2002 +427 The film is predictable in the reassuring manner of a beautifully sung holiday carol. B fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News December 19, 2002 +427 Evelyn's strong cast and surehanded direction make for a winning, heartwarming yarn. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 19, 2002 +427 Chock full of folksy predictability and transient emotion. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly December 18, 2002 +427 Its emotional impact is undeniable, though you may resent the film for hooking you the way it does. B- fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) December 16, 2002 +427 [Evelyn] is a fit film for the holidays with its uplifting tale of one man who fights back against the injustice of the system... B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 16, 2002 +427 Manipulative claptrap, a period-piece movie-of-the-week, plain old blarney... take your pick. All three descriptions suit Evelyn, a besotted and obvious drama that tells us nothing new. C- rotten Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today December 16, 2002 +427 Brosnan gives a portrayal as solid and as perfect as his outstanding performance as Bond in Die Another Day. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) December 16, 2002 +427 Brosnan's finest non-Bondish performance yet fails to overcome the film's manipulative sentimentality and annoying stereotypes. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 16, 2002 +427 Evelyn jerks some earnestly sentimental tears, but for a true story it sure feels fake. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 15, 2002 +427 "Evelyn"" is one of those uplifting underdog tales that threatens to drown the audience in treacle, but screenwriter Paul Pender and director Beresford offset the kiddies' plight with enough matey jockeying jocularity among the male" B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 14, 2002 +427 A heartwarming and inspirational journey that follows likable people who are forced to dig deep into themselves to find the strength to deal with the difficulties life deals them. 4.5/5 fresh David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com December 13, 2002 +427 One of those based-on-truth stories that persuades you, with every scene, that it could never really have happened this way. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 13, 2002 +427 It's charming. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies December 13, 2002 +427 It's that rare family movie -- genuine and sweet without relying on animation or dumb humor. 3/4 fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times December 13, 2002 +427 Told with the frank simplicity of a classic well-made picture, it tells its story, nothing more, nothing less, with no fancy stuff. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 13, 2002 +427 A simple, sentimental family drama for the holidays, Evelyn, alas, is also predictable and schematic. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 13, 2002 +427 Bereford makes the best of a workmanlike script, the children -- particularly young Vavasseur -- are undeniably adorable, and there's a nice turn by Alan Bates. 3/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide December 13, 2002 +427 Proves a pleasant enough way to while away a rainy afternoon. 2/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News December 13, 2002 +427 The film wakes up when the case goes to court, but until then it's a plodding affair and so saccharine that we have to wonder if we're really getting the whole story. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 13, 2002 +427 Evelyn may be a weightless picture, but it's hardly torture to sit through. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com December 13, 2002 +427 Good-looking, well-acted and now and then shamelessly sentimental paean to perseverance, spirit and Irish humor. 2.5/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday December 13, 2002 +427 Evelyn has little to do with real life. For a more realistic true story, try this: Clueless moviemakers sucker innocent moviegoers into paying nine bucks for a stupid movie. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 13, 2002 +427 ...could very well prove to be Brosnan's 'The Sand Pebbles', a standout dramatic performance from an action star looking to be taken seriously. B+ fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com December 13, 2002 +427 Though the film is spongy and drenched in sweetness, Bruce Beresford's direction is steady and well oiled. 3/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times December 13, 2002 +427 If the real-life story is genuinely inspirational, the movie stirs us as well. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune December 13, 2002 +427 An okay, heartwarming time. B- fresh 0 E! Online December 13, 2002 +427 It's a blarney bath from the word go, with unbearably winsome characters spinning out Irishisms by the yard. 1/4 rotten Ray Conlogue 1 Globe and Mail December 13, 2002 +427 Despite a story predictable enough to make The Sound of Music play like a nail-biting thriller, its heart is so much in the right place it is difficult to get really peeved at it. 3/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 13, 2002 +427 A heart-affecting portrait of a loving father whose nurturing instincts come to the fore in a crisis situation with his children. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 13, 2002 +427 An unabashedly schmaltzy and thoroughly enjoyable true story. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 11, 2002 +427 The film is one of the year's best. 4/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) December 11, 2002 +427 A formula family tearjerker told with a heavy Irish brogue...accentuating, rather than muting, the plot's saccharine thrust. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 11, 2002 +427 It's hardly clear why the case is 'hopeless' or why its legal precedent is dramatically important, but Beresford and his team whip up the puddin' into teary triumphs anyway. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice December 10, 2002 +427 A shamelessly uplifting motion picture that attains its feel-good status by forging a deep emotional connection between the undertrodden protagonist and the audience. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 10, 2002 +427 This is a sincerely crafted picture that deserves to emerge from the traffic jam of holiday movies. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 9, 2002 +427 Told just proficiently enough to trounce its overly comfortable trappings. fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Slant Magazine December 7, 2002 +427 Only a Scrooge of a critic could cavil about its sentimentality. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 5, 2002 +427 Corny, schmaltzy and predictable, but still manages to be kind of heartwarming, nonetheless. It's the perfect kind of film to see when you don't want to use your brain. At all. 6/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine November 27, 2002 +427 Evelyn is working so hard to be inspiring that the actors start wearing halos before they've even earned them. 2/5 rotten Kevin Courrier 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 27, 2002 +427 It's traditional moviemaking all the way, but it's done with a lot of careful period attention as well as some very welcome wit. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter September 11, 2002 +427 2/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +427 3/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) May 10, 2004 +427 2/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com December 22, 2003 +427 2/5 rotten Jane Howdle 0 Empire Magazine April 23, 2003 +427 B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News March 1, 2003 +427 3/4 fresh 0 Hollywood.com February 17, 2003 +427 2/4 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals January 20, 2003 +427 7/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com December 27, 2002 +427 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com December 16, 2002 +428 It's frustrating that it's bad, too, because it was the first movie to really tackle the consequences of being Rocky. rotten Brian Grubb 0 Uproxx December 6, 2018 +428 Unnecessary, lazy sequel is overly violent. 2/5 rotten Brian Costello 0 Common Sense Media May 22, 2018 +428 This is the first picture in the series that feels inert. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 18, 2014 +428 Time to hang up the boxing gloves, ol' Rocky. 2/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com June 1, 2007 +428 For the most part, the Rocky pictures have been outstanding entertainments, beautifully crafted and executed, and Rocky V is an important and worthwhile addition to the series. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide December 19, 2006 +428 The dramatic moves are so obvious and shopworn that not even the star's mournful basset-hound expressions can redeem them. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader December 19, 2006 +428 Much-maligned but sporadically effective... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 6, 2006 +428 Rocky loses his fortune, moves back to the old neighborhood and neglects his son while training an ultimately ungrateful young boxer. A manufactured attempt to capture the spirit of the original. What's intended as high drama is cloying and silly. C rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com April 20, 2006 +428 Whereas the first and far superior Rocky had real heart, this tries and fails to have brains. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +428 An embarassment to brain-damaged boxers and their wussy sons everywhere. rotten Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian July 5, 2004 +428 Goes the distance as a parable about what is really means to have heart. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +428 They should-a stopped at IV. 2/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 11, 2003 +428 Despite Stallone's bantamweight attempts to insert, like, character into the fifth Rocky, it's the same old fight with the same old round of regulars. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +428 In Rock V, the underdog is officially diagnosed as 'brain damaged.' Yo. So what else is new? rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +428 Even Stallone seems to be sleepier than usual here. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +428 Like watching some favourite relative die, Stallone subjects the viewer to a miserable and pathetic end for such an enduring character. 2/5 rotten Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +428 B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +428 2/5 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 2, 2007 +428 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 International Press Academy October 7, 2005 +428 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 29, 2005 +428 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 23, 2005 +428 3/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) July 12, 2005 +428 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Film Threat May 6, 2005 +428 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 13, 2004 +428 1/5 rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 9, 2004 +428 1/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views January 2, 2004 +428 2/5 rotten Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) July 29, 2003 +428 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 29, 2003 +428 1/5 rotten Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net November 12, 2002 +428 1/5 rotten Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online October 22, 2002 +428 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +428 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly November 16, 1990 +430 "If you hear the phrase ""Italian caveman epic"" and your heart doesn't sing at least a little bit, then I pity your sad and joyless existence." F rotten Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com August 30, 2013 +430 Unintentionally hilarious. This thing is funnier than most of the comedies I have seen. 3/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online May 23, 2004 +430 Oh my lord. Can we say Derivative Crapfest? Horrible acting, and a script that takes sci-fi/fantasy elements and tosses them in a blender 1/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +430 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2005 +430 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +432 Pootie Tang works, in part, because it doesn't. Which is to say the movie's special success is inextricable from the moments where it blatantly fails. The movie exerts a beguiling charm that can only be explained as the je ne sais quoi of sa da tay. fresh Nathan Lee 1 Village Voice November 1, 2011 +432 There are bad movies, there are disappointing movies, and then there's Pootie Tang, a movie so incompetent, it almost defies description. 1/5 rotten Catharine Tunnacliffe 0 eye WEEKLY August 2, 2001 +432 Its humor tires not too long after the beginning credits have finished rolling. 1/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 11, 2001 +432 A bona fide cult object in the making. fresh Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice July 10, 2001 +432 It seems as if the studio thought they had a black Austin Powers, while in fact what they have is more like a black Dude, Where's My Car?. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times July 5, 2001 +432 Good for a couple of well-earned laughs but ultimately overstays its welcome. 2/5 rotten Steve Simels 0 TV Guide July 2, 2001 +432 A spectacular train wreck of a film where the participants seem oblivious to the dreck they've crafted and performed in. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! July 2, 2001 +432 Mostly an amusing exercise in black vernacular, searching for a point. 2/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 2, 2001 +432 Sorry, Lance, but Rudy Ray Moore you ain't. 1.5/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com July 2, 2001 +432 This astonishingly unfunny Paramount comedy is burdened with writing, direction and acting that would cause Ed Wood to wince. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter July 2, 2001 +432 The rule is pretty simple: The thinner the skit, the thinner the big-screen spin-off. rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News July 2, 2001 +432 Mostly it's shoddy, amateurish, and cheap-looking. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review July 2, 2001 +432 The material it does pull off is daring and sharp. 3/5 fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz July 2, 2001 +432 I would rather watch all the Pokemon movies, back to back, than waste my time watching this production for a second time. 1/5 rotten Blake Wright 0 Filmcritic.com July 2, 2001 +432 Dull and unfunny claptrap. 0.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle July 2, 2001 +432 Think of an infantile, babblegabbing Shaft without any real cool. rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies July 2, 2001 +432 It's content to stay at the level of puerile humor. 2/5 rotten Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 2, 2001 +432 Excruciatingly unfunny...an astonishingly awful movie. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 30, 2001 +432 Its calculated crudity and sledgehammer gags offer the same ephemeral pleasures one gets when heckling a campy blaxploitation thriller. fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday June 29, 2001 +432 Akin to watching a random collection of deleted scenes from a misconceived movie that should never have darkened the inside of a theater in the first place. rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post June 29, 2001 +432 As a big-screen vamp on the cable sketch, it plays itself out long before 'The End' crawls into view. 1.5/5 rotten Miles Beller 1 Los Angeles Times June 29, 2001 +432 Funny as the joke may be, it's still only one joke. rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press June 29, 2001 +432 Calling the movie incoherent doesn't even begin to describe it. rotten Christy Lemire 1 San Francisco Examiner June 29, 2001 +432 Not bad so much as inexplicable. You watch in puzzlement. 0.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 29, 2001 +432 The movie's comic powers are often marred by silliness and stereotypes. rotten Christopher Muther 1 Boston Globe June 29, 2001 +432 [Pootie's] nonsense vocab eventually loses the power to impress. 2/10 rotten Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch June 28, 2001 +432 As brilliant as Rock can be, this material is a reflection of his shallow, moralistic side. C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly June 28, 2001 +432 Succeeds as a laugh getter because of the spot-on satirical notes. 3.5/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times June 28, 2001 +432 Worse than a below-average sketch-to-screen Saturday Night Live film. rotten Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune June 28, 2001 +432 Cheaply made stuff, patently stupid and, most of the time, a pure pleasure to watch. B fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution June 28, 2001 +432 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 31, 2005 +432 4/5 fresh Leo Goldsmith 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 14, 2004 +432 1 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com June 12, 2002 +432 3/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 20, 2002 +432 3 rotten Janet Branagan 0 Apollo Guide December 1, 2001 +432 1/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com July 9, 2001 +433 Breathtakingly, beautifully simple. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 5, 2016 +433 Whether you consider it a smart thriller or a paint-by-numbers spy caper, The Bourne Identity is a dynamic interpretation of Robert Ludlum's bestselling novel. 3.5/5 fresh Jess Lomas 0 Quickflix July 7, 2014 +433 Violent but thrilling first of the Bourne action trilogy. 4/5 fresh Sierra Filucci 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +433 "The Bourne Identity"" is a well-written action spy film that stays true to its espionage thriller genre while inflicting flinch-inducing moments of pure cinematic action." B+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 28, 2010 +433 A suspenseful thriller that showcases stunning visuals, great acting and a story that will keep you entertained from start to finish. 4/5 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com September 8, 2009 +433 This is a long sweet breath of fresh air in the action genre... 4/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +433 Farfetched plotting nearly capsizes this globe-trotting thriller but director Doug Liman certainly keeps the international intrigue and testosterone flowing at an entertaining clip. 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +433 A first-rate thriller with grit and intrigue to spare. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety June 12, 2008 +433 You may be surprised by the fact that this formula spy thriller has been delivered with a matter-of-fact efficiency that proves highly entertaining. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org August 3, 2007 +433 A sleek espionage thriller that reduces the world to the size of a postage stamp. Matt Damon is terrific. B+ fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) July 26, 2007 +433 The movie is about muscular speed and skill, and that's all it's about. Like its hero, it's blank by design. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +433 For once, a sequel would be welcome. 4/5 fresh Emma Cochrane 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +433 ...Liman is also clever enough to make the real action start when the motor stops. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation March 3, 2005 +433 Plenty of very cool fight scenes, edited such that although they are fast-paced, you can actually see what's happening. 5/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant January 15, 2005 +433 The Bourne Identity is an intense, violent, bite-your-nails-to-the-quick thriller. B+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +433 One of the many problems, other than Damon's lack of emotion, is the fact that there's no suspense. 3/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 7, 2004 +433 Also helped immeasurably by an unusually cool score by John Powell, Mr. Liman also makes good use of the European settings, alternating between close ups of Damon's frustrated face and wider pans that slurp up the snow clad France setting. B- fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +433 ...puts the snap, crackle and pop back into the spy thriller. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly July 23, 2004 +433 Liman can uncork leap-out-of-your-seat shocks, draw out suspense scenes with malicious finesse and even ease a touch of romance and droll humor into the yarn. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 19, 2004 +433 The result is an intriguingly paced thriller that knows how to milk some excitement out of smaller scenes. fresh Charlie Brown 0 FilmStew.com February 1, 2004 +433 All the style cannot make up for the flagging energy level of the narrative. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 12, 2004 +433 ... With its script problems, it's probably better than it should be ... 3/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 7, 2004 +433 Typical light summer fare. 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 27, 2003 +433 It's a really safe bet that Damon will be Bourne again. 3/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 April 29, 2003 +433 The Bourne Identity is about as effective a thriller as you could want, especially if you don't want to think too hard. 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +433 I suspect I'll watch this movie over and over. It's simply a blast. A- fresh Mark Robison 0 Reno Gazette-Journal January 27, 2003 +433 Fast, thrilling and everything that James Bond no longer is. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 8, 2003 +433 Matt Damon proves he's more than up to the task as an action star. B+ fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 17, 2002 +433 'A new action hero is Bourne.' As incredibly cheesy and precious that advertising tag line for The Bourne Identity is, there's no discounting the truth it does hold. 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +433 While it never reaches transcendence of its genre, it happens to be pleasurably overstuffed with smart and welcome touches. fresh Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience November 11, 2002 +433 Matt Damon's an amnesiac secret agent on the run in this immensely satisfying and engagingly direct thriller. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +433 In short, The Bourne Identity is an excellent thriller and is well-worth checking out. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +433 The movie may not be realistic, but it earns its stripes as high-class escapist fare. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity is a blockbuster without a point... Despite its good-looking veneer, its breakneck pace, its daisy-chain of expert set-pieces, some crucial logic or motive appears to have been junked along the way. 2/5 rotten Xan Brooks 0 Guardian October 2, 2002 +433 ...a passable effort that receives plenty of mileage out of Damon's expectedly engaging performance... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews September 26, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity delivers everything you ask for in a thriller - nail-biting suspense, awe-inspiring stunts and a resolution as satisfying as the film itself. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile August 31, 2002 +433 Spry and alive with possibility [but] also dramatically consequential... the first spy thriller in a good while to successfully marry intentions and deeds. B+ fresh Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today August 26, 2002 +433 A fast-paced, unpredictable and edgy yarn that breathes new life into the espionage thriller genre. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com August 20, 2002 +433 Now, our world is much more complex, the enemies much more gray. Bourne Identity is a clear product of that gray area, but somehow still harkens back to the good old days when a spy was still a spy. fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend August 12, 2002 +433 The film may be more of a mess than the inside of Bourne's head, but its quirks, strangely enough, are what keep it interesting. fresh Ben Kenigsberg 0 East Hampton Independent August 8, 2002 +433 ...great kinetic, silly fun. B fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 26, 2002 +433 A rollicking adventure yarn. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer July 25, 2002 +433 Aside from turning me away from the CIA, this was a good flick. fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise July 23, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity is no mere summer amusement park ride. It's as gray as Go was colorful and a cool contrast to its source material. 3/4 fresh Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune July 20, 2002 +433 Damon captures the sense of a good man awakening from a nightmare that turns out to have been his actual life. B fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) July 15, 2002 +433 Twists and turns keep the story increasingly complex and gripping, even if director Liman doesn't really pump up the adrenaline. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall July 14, 2002 +433 A well-executed spy-thriller. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 12, 2002 +433 An edgy thriller that delivers a surprising punch. B fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript July 1, 2002 +433 Aspires to be both a whammo action blockbuster and an intelligent think piece...a delicate balance for any film to pull off. B+ fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews June 29, 2002 +433 Provide[s] nail-biting suspense and credible characters without relying on technology-of-the-moment technique or pretentious dialogue. A- fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) June 28, 2002 +433 Great fights. You wouldn't think of Damon as a tough guy, but he's worked really hard on the physical stuff here and it shows. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post June 26, 2002 +433 A film that is at best misguided, at worst stubbornly flashy, garbled and ready to file in the drawer labeled 'instantly forgettable.' rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer June 25, 2002 +433 Damon brings the proper conviction to his role as [Jason Bourne]. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 25, 2002 +433 There's rarely a dull moment, but the movie doesn't descend into cartoonish action/violence like most action movies do these days... 3.5/5 fresh 0 Phantom Tollbooth June 25, 2002 +433 The film fails to explore more intriguing narrative possibilities regarding the psychological effects of its character's identity crisis. 4/10 rotten Yazmin Ghonaim 0 Cinephiles June 24, 2002 +433 This teaming, including a brilliant and freshly adaptive cast combines for a most engrossing bit of entertainment that maintains tension and credibility throughout. 4/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals June 24, 2002 +433 In addition to a clever plot, intrigue, and a car chase or two, Matt Damon manages to pull off being a friendly face that happens to be a highly-trained killer. 2.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com June 23, 2002 +433 An above-average and massively entertaining international thriller. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat June 23, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity does not have much in the way of plot or characters, but it is a better-than-average guns, gadgets, and chases in interesting locations movie. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 23, 2002 +433 An intelligent, well-acted popcorn movie, a little smarter and more sly than most summer offerings. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies June 23, 2002 +433 While Bourne's ultimate identity is not as surprising as we might like, enough fun has been generated in the journey itself. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies June 22, 2002 +433 Who needs an identity when you're having this much fun? fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix June 22, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity is much like a Jackie Chan movie, only with Mr. Matt Damon performing the superman stunts. B- fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) June 20, 2002 +433 Liman fails to use his distinct style to dust off this old sky cranker and making Robert Rodriguez look like an indie genius with the Sky Kids series. 2/5 rotten 0 Film Snobs June 20, 2002 +433 Even someone with amnesia would recognize the spy-thriller tactics on display here, but at least they're skillfully used. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) June 19, 2002 +433 It's a smart, solid, kinetically-charged spy flick worthy of a couple hours of summertime and a bucket of popcorn. Nothing overly original, mind you, but solidly entertaining. 3/4 fresh Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly June 19, 2002 +433 Really well done. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper June 19, 2002 +433 If Liman's ambition is to leave IFC to make big Hollywood entertainment vehicles, then I would suggest he rent the entire Tony Scott library. 2/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs June 19, 2002 +433 A great handbook on how to cop ideas from the best spy/ action/ adventure flicks 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide June 19, 2002 +433 The action scenes are generally pulse-pounding and gritty; the problem is that they don't build to anything. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com June 18, 2002 +433 Liman is a surprisingly good action director, making even the most routine spectacle seem a little more interesting than it probably should be 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk June 18, 2002 +433 It moves quickly, adroitly, and without fuss; it doesn't give you time to reflect on the inanity -- and the Cold War datedness -- of its premise. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate June 18, 2002 +433 I complain all the time about seeing the same ideas repeated in films over and over again, but The Bourne Identity proves that a fresh take is always possible. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 18, 2002 +433 Awfully disappointing coming from the director of Swingers and Go. 2/5 rotten Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY June 18, 2002 +433 Kudos to director Doug Liman for injecting textbook spy fare with slick intelligence and a truckload of tension. 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly June 16, 2002 +433 ... a savory sip of cognac in a Pabst Blue Ribbon summer of overbaked fantasy franchises and witless popcorn thrillers. 3/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) June 16, 2002 +433 The climax lacks the punch and satisfaction it could have delivered in a true clash of the titans. 3/5 fresh Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 16, 2002 +433 Like its protagonist, it never hands you explanations on a silver platter, and it makes you think a bit, something far too few thrillers do these days. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle June 16, 2002 +433 I could sympathize with Damon's character suffering from memory loss, as I too couldn't recall much about this forgettable film soon after seeing it. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 15, 2002 +433 Nicely paced and fits the bill for those in search of two hours of spy-based action and martial arts. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 15, 2002 +433 You need more than generic flash, dash and martial-arts moves to make a memorable thriller. Or do you? 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com June 15, 2002 +433 An engaging action thriller painted against some of Europe's most beautiful locales. 3.5/5 fresh David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com June 15, 2002 +433 A very familiar story, but well crafted C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope June 14, 2002 +433 As the genre goes, it can be entertaining, but The Bourne Identity as a whole can't live up to the sum of its parts or its very weak ending. 6/10 fresh Blake Wright 0 ComingSoon.net June 14, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity is an intriguing and action packed spy thriller. It lacks a big payoff at the end, but is otherwise entertaining. 7/10 fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net June 14, 2002 +433 I am giving The Bourne Identity a marginal nod, but if you're looking for a classic-style espionage yarn with complex characters and an engrossing, complicated story, rent Spy Game instead. 2.5/4 fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily June 14, 2002 +433 State of the art Hollywood genre filmmaking: impersonal, efficient and exciting. fresh Gary Mairs 0 culturevulture.net June 14, 2002 +433 Does The Bourne Identity hang together as a taut spy thriller? Not completely. But Matt certainly delivers a summer punch. B fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee June 14, 2002 +433 There isn't a dull or dumb moment in this movie. 4/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post June 14, 2002 +433 An entertaining thriller that eschews most of the usual spy gimmicks in favour of old-fashioned sleuthing. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 14, 2002 +433 The characters are so generic and the plot so bland that even as rogue CIA assassins working for Chris Cooper's agency boss close in on the resourceful amnesiac, we don't feel much for Damon/Bourne or his predicament. 2/4 rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel June 14, 2002 +433 Bourne aspires only to be a fun popcorn movie -- and, for the most part, it is. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times June 14, 2002 +433 Its scenes and sensibility are all more than familiar, but it exudes a kind of nostalgic spy-movie charm and, at the same time, is so fresh and free of the usual thriller nonsense that it all seems to be happening for the first time. B+ fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 14, 2002 +433 For the most part, it thankfully succeeds rather well and comes off as an engaging and entertaining entry in the genre. 6.5/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! June 14, 2002 +433 There are moments that feel just on the edge of silly, but that's the idea. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 14, 2002 +433 The swiftest and sexiest modern thriller since The Thomas Crown Affair. 3.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune June 14, 2002 +433 A thriller with some brains and feeling behind it, more attuned to story and character than to spectacle. fresh Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com June 14, 2002 +433 Like a lot of fast-paced spy films, The Bourne Identity seldom pauses for character development. Fortunately, there's just enough to pull us into the saga, thanks largely to Damon and Potente. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle June 14, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity has all the necessary components of the genre, and deploys them well. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 14, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity is always lucid and rarely boring -- after Bad Company, it seems particularly expert. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 14, 2002 +433 Liman, of Swingers and Go, makes his big-budget action film debut something of a clunker as he delivers a long, low-heat chase, interrupted by a middling car chase. 2/5 rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel June 14, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity isn't a bad movie so much as one that feels like an amateur version of material from more accomplished works. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian June 14, 2002 +433 It wouldn't be measurable in g-forces, but there is enough forward motion in The Bourne Identity to pin audiences backwards and enough nervous tension to put them on the edge. 3/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday June 14, 2002 +433 A thriller that actually lives up to its trailer. 3/4 fresh Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 14, 2002 +433 As the intended start of a franchise, The Bourne Identity is a bit of a bust. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald June 14, 2002 +433 The film consists mostly of action and romance, two things Liman does well in his comedies, but rather poorly here. 2/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star June 14, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity is a firm foundation for an espionage film franchise that could very well decommission Fleming's Bond or Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. 4/5 fresh John Paul 0 Jam! Movies June 14, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity shouldn't be half as entertaining as it is, but director Doug Liman and his colleagues have managed to pack it with enough action to satisfy the boom-bam crowd without a huge sacrifice of character and mood. B+ fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle June 14, 2002 +433 Doug Liman has come up with a really fun piece of eye candy and that's as much as one should hope for in a summer shoot'em'up. 3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette June 14, 2002 +433 Although the exposition effectively invokes cool, the gradual warming trend finally gives this film a resonance beyond immediate impact. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News June 14, 2002 +433 If The Bourne Identity is an example of indie-movie rogue agents gone amok, then mainstream Hollywood should definitely recruit a few more. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press June 14, 2002 +433 Overall, Liman has done a good job of making this old Cold War thriller seem born again. 3/4 fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post June 14, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity crackles with equal measures of efficiency and energy. B+ fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News June 14, 2002 +433 As a psychological study of secret agents, The Bourne Identity is too much carnival ride and not enough John le Carre. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News June 14, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity, starring Matt Damon, is a blast from the past dressed up as current-day fare. But this retro thriller still packs a powerful punch. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com June 14, 2002 +433 Identity is one of those rare thrillers where the cops aren't fools, villains don't turn stupid at crucial moments, and career assassins seldom miss targets. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer June 14, 2002 +433 For all its shoot-outs, fistfights, and car chases, this movie is a phlegmatic bore, so tedious it makes the silly spy vs. spy film The Sum of All Fears, starring Ben Affleck, seem downright Hitchcockian. 1.5/4 rotten Renee Graham 1 Boston Globe June 14, 2002 +433 As if trying to grab a lump of Play-Doh, the harder that Liman tries to squeeze his story, the more details slip out between his fingers. B- fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com June 14, 2002 +433 Some say this movie lacks character development...but I'd like to know exactly how you develop a character who doesn't know who he is. B+ fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) June 14, 2002 +433 With his stilted performance, Damon manages to make Bourne about the dullest spy who ever lived. rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic June 14, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity is what summer screen escapism used to be in the decades when it was geared more to grownups. 3.5/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today June 14, 2002 +433 Not nearly so serious or smug as most spy movies, it affects and celebrates a kind of offbeatness that's rare in the genre. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters June 14, 2002 +433 Even without web shooters or a light saber, Damon comes out as one of the good guys of summer. B fresh 0 E! Online June 14, 2002 +433 Liman adds some brash, and occasionally subtle, touches to the spy-on-the-run formula, without ever quite managing to transcend the cliches. 2.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail June 14, 2002 +433 Though it's clearly meant to be character-driven, the movie is thrown out of whack by a total lack of chemistry between the leads, and some great acting on the side. rotten Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly June 14, 2002 +433 Laced with great shock moments, Bourne moves along smartly on its own steam, drawing us confidently into its orbit. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times June 14, 2002 +433 As much as I adore the Bond franchise, I can't say I've ever been as giddy over one of those films as I am with The Bourne Identity. 1 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com June 14, 2002 +433 Free from the encumbrances of history and of Ludlum's cloddish prose, The Bourne Identity, like its hero, triumphs through sheer unreflective professionalism. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times June 14, 2002 +433 Doug Liman, the director of Bourne, directs the traffic well, gets a nice wintry look from his locations, absorbs us with the movie's spycraft and uses Damon's ability to be focused and sincere. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 14, 2002 +433 Anyone familiar with the better work of Damon or director Doug Liman will see their jacked-up expectations shot down. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star June 14, 2002 +433 Sets medium-range goals for itself, and nails them solidly. B fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide June 14, 2002 +433 The meandering and sloppy finale only makes it even more ironically forgettable. 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound June 14, 2002 +433 There's a new action hero in town, and I'm sorry Yoda, but he isn't a CGI midget with bad hygiene and Miss Piggy's voice. 8/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum June 13, 2002 +433 Confirms that espionage can be compelling without being sexy, even with Matt Damon in the starring role. B+ fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine June 13, 2002 +433 A captivating spy thriller well worth the ticket price. 3.5/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) June 13, 2002 +433 A composition of gestures stripped of romance and presented in their barest forms. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 13, 2002 +433 "The screenplay never lets us forget that Bourne was once an amoral assassin just like the ones who are pursuing him . . . There is never really a true ""us"" versus ""them""." fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice June 13, 2002 +433 "The Bourne Identity"" creates its own new coherence of indie arthouse and commercial thriller. " B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 13, 2002 +433 I've seen the best cloak-and-danger exercises, including The Spy Who Came in From the Cold and the original Day of the Jackal, and in terms of story and cold-sweat suspense, I'd rank this one right up there. 4/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News June 13, 2002 +433 Even if the new Bourne Identity doesn't stick to the letter of his work, the late, great Ludlum would still appreciate this ripping yarn if he saw it. 3.5/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com June 13, 2002 +433 A transcendent summer movie: It assumes, for two hours, you've brain and heart enough to stick with a film that doesn't condescend, doesn't beat you up and doesn't dumb you to death. fresh Robert Wilonsky 0 New Times June 13, 2002 +433 A throwback to all that made movies like this exciting in the first place, a film where the action, though highly alluring, remains less important than the mystery at hand. 3.5/4 fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times June 13, 2002 +433 An impeccable Hollywood thriller. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather June 13, 2002 +433 The film's greatest asset is how much it's not just another connect-the-dots, spy-on-the-run picture. B+ fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution June 13, 2002 +433 Exciting and engrossing...doesn't attempt anything innovative, but it succeeds by doing the tried and true very effectively. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 13, 2002 +433 The film's overall upbeat tempo and eventful complications made for an entertaining watch. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 13, 2002 +433 A close-to-solid espionage thriller with the misfortune of being released a few decades too late. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies June 13, 2002 +433 My main concern upon hearing of this project was: will I believe that Matt Damon could kill me with a business card at fifty yards? Fortunately the answer is a resounding yes. 3.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com June 13, 2002 +433 "...with ""The Bourne Identity"" we return to the more traditional action genre." B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 13, 2002 +433 "The slickest, coolest assassin flick since ""The Professional." 8/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine June 13, 2002 +433 A taut, fast-action thriller, but Matt Damon just doesn't cut it as a spy. 2/4 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com June 12, 2002 +433 There's nothing more satisfying during a summer of event movies than a spy thriller like The Bourne Identity that's packed with just as much intelligence as action. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire June 12, 2002 +433 It has the reeled-in pyrotechnics and the muted pacing of an intelligent spy film, but it doesn't have the smarts of one. 2.5/4 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com June 12, 2002 +433 A completely satisfying thriller that will keep your brain engaged and your adrenaline pumping. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews June 12, 2002 +433 old-fashioned in the best sense of the term, an espionage tale that rejects the gaudiness and glamor of the recent James Bond epics and concentrates instead on a fairly straightforward manhunt mystery. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 12, 2002 +433 Liman does such a superb job with the pacing of the film that you almost forget about how little substance there is. B fresh Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) June 12, 2002 +433 A beneficiary of lowered standards, the film may be a bloodless piece of thriller craftsmanship, but at a time when craft has become a negligible quality, its streamlined efficiency and whipcrack timing are increasingly uncommon virtues. fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club June 11, 2002 +433 While there's never a dull moment, the film, derived from a Robert Ludlum novel, is too mechanical and plot-driven to veer very far into character. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter June 11, 2002 +433 It may not work as a full-fledged spy thriller or as an identity crisis pot boiler yet, thanks to Liman's near effortless direction, the genre gumbo is top notch nonetheless. 2.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine June 10, 2002 +433 What is exciting prose on the printed page becomes merely prosaic on the big screen. 2/4 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve June 10, 2002 +433 In these dog days, Bourne earns what passes as high praise: It doesn't suck. 3.5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 10, 2002 +433 The Bourne Identity is a quality film that works and it fulfills many of the cinematic wishes that critics and audiences regularly complain are not being fulfilled by studio films. fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button May 31, 2002 +433 SNEAK REVIEW: I was very disapointed with the rough cut. It unfortunately succumbed to the demise of many movie problems, too many plot holes and unanswered questions. 3.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons May 20, 2002 +437 These outlandish extremes of tone do, unquestionably, mean that the film is a bizarre experience. But it is not, overall, an unsatisfying one. 3/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending September 16, 2018 +439 The kind of unforgettable filmmaking that could only come from Herzog, even though it seems like the simple stuff of childhood dreams - or nightmares. fresh Pat Padua 0 Spectrum Culture August 28, 2018 +439 Herzog has made, in short, a beautiful song to utopia. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 El Pais (Spain) February 7, 2018 +439 In some perverse way Herzog would probably prefer to see his despised and rejected characters remain despised and rejected, because it's their abject misery alone that seems to affirm their humanity in his eyes. rotten Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post May 5, 2017 +439 One surreal view after another, a sustained captivation fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion December 29, 2014 +439 The amazing and brilliant thing about Herzog is the pure poetry he creates in his films. Really, the man is a poet 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania January 21, 2010 +439 Every time I revisit it, it has a new gift for me. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central May 10, 2005 +439 Among other things, Mr. Herzog visually dazzles us while he's pulling the rug from under our feet. 4/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +439 No description is necessary beyond the final line in the film: 'We've got a truck on fire. We have a man on the lift we're unable to find the switch to turn the lift off. We can't stop the dancing chicken. Send an electrician.' fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You August 13, 2002 +439 We watch with a kind of fascination, because Herzog cuts loose from narrative and follows his characters through the relentless logic of their adventure. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 19, 2002 +439 When the film clicks, it's because Herzog has populated it with mostly non-actors he stumbled across in the midst of filming. 7/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine March 13, 2002 +439 Stroszek is part moral tale and part absurdist comedy. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +439 3/5 fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews June 15, 2008 +439 5/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 4, 2007 +439 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +439 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +439 4/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +440 A failed attempt at an Alfred Hitchcock suspense thriller. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 2, 2015 +440 The film should have either been about the burglary or about romantic intrigues, not about both. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 14, 2006 +442 It loses some respect with its naked Mathilda May. But I would call this an audacious SF/horror film 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews June 29, 2018 +442 The American cut - with its Michael Kamen music - is the superior version of the film... fresh Chris Alexander 0 Alexander On Film January 2, 2018 +442 Seen today, it's actually an astoundingly brave, weird movie that tries more and accomplishes more than many of today's bland roller coaster rides. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 28, 2013 +442 Occasionally silly, but still unique and very entertaining... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed June 28, 2013 +442 How often do you find a sci-fi/horror hybrid that dares to walk the high wire? Not often enough, I think. For that reason alone, Lifeforce deserves to be rediscovered. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat June 17, 2013 +442 Lifeforce is a pretty curious specimen in its own right. Its sci-fi/horror concept is epic in scale and metaphysical reach, but the casting is catchpenny... fresh Richard T. Jameson 0 Parallax View March 24, 2013 +442 Lifeforce is a dog. rotten Simon Abrams 0 House Next Door February 25, 2011 +442 Far from the nonsensical, failed-blockbuster of its maudit reputation, the movie is a ravishing renewal of the genre hollowed out by Star Wars fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion February 14, 2010 +442 Frequently outlandish and far from profound, it's nonetheless a box-office bomb that, like its horror-maestro director, deserved quite a bit better. fresh Nick Schager 0 The Screengrab April 6, 2009 +442 Superior sci-fi horror. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 14, 2003 +442 An interesting premise quickly degenerates into a bad zombie flick that doesn't follow its own rules. 1/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com November 17, 2002 +442 Quite possibly the silliest horror movie ever made. On the other hand, you get to see Patrick Stewart kiss a man full on the mouth. 1/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium November 1, 2002 +442 A better than average space vampire flick. 3/5 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com July 25, 2002 +442 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 22, 2005 +442 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope April 27, 2005 +442 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 15, 2005 +442 4/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 New Times June 10, 2004 +442 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 12, 2002 +442 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 2, 2002 +443 "A strictly-for-the-kiddies, enjoy-it-in-the-moment, forget-it-when-it's-over popcorn flick. What makes it such a disappointment is that ""The World's Greatest Comics Magazine"" deserved better." rotten Zaki Hasan 0 Sequart November 2, 2018 +443 Aided by largely credible special effects, the four stars of Fantastic Four manage to make their movie worth seeing and give us reason to be optimistic for a more cohesive sequel. 2/4 fresh James Vance 0 Tulsa World February 6, 2018 +443 Fantastic Four is anything but, and should serve as an indication that maybe its time to put the brakes on the current avalanche of comic book adaptations. rotten Jessica Baxter 0 Film Threat August 9, 2017 +443 Lee and Kirby built Marvel Comics on the foundation of the FF and it's no stretch to say this franchise could still be going strong a decade later with a better opening act. 6/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files August 3, 2015 +443 Fantastic Four is terribly miscast. It's poorly written, visually uninteresting, and worst of all, boring. The film drags considerably. There are huge gaps without any action and it brings the pacing to an unbearable crawl. 2/5 rotten Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb April 26, 2011 +443 Fantastic Four is actually very true to its source material - often literally so - but generally misses the spirit entirely. 6/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 22, 2011 +443 Some comics just shouldn't be turned in to movies... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +443 The film is made in the internet equivalent of capital letters and its simplistic morality stands out on the big screen more so than on the small page. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +443 An opportunity squandered by Marvel, which really needs to watch its quality control more closely. 2.5/5 rotten Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 October 14, 2008 +443 Four-play without any climax. 2/5 rotten Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film June 13, 2008 +443 The film is affable enough, though nothing much seems to be at stake. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com February 3, 2008 +443 After the recent crop of enjoyable superhero movies, this is just an embarassment. rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons January 15, 2008 +443 A better than average comic book effort. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +443 Tim Story gives the Marvel comics superheroes the Barbershop treatment. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 Princeton Town Topics June 27, 2007 +443 Shows how filmmaking through market research, screenwriting by committee, and over-dependence on moviemaking technology can result in huge, colourful, loud but totally vacuous and heartless movies. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide June 4, 2007 +443 Marvel Comics continues to empty out its stable of superheroes with this entertaining tale. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader April 25, 2007 +443 full review in Greek 2.5/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 3, 2006 +443 Not all comic-book films have to be as weighty and angst-filled as a graphic novel. Fantastic Four is neither fantastic nor incredible, but it's entertaining nonetheless. 3/4 fresh Russ Breimeier 0 Christianity Today September 22, 2006 +443 Fantastic it most certainly ain't. rotten Mark Salisbury 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +443 ...there is little sense of wonder or excitement in Fantastic Four. It is merely a middling contender among a surplus of superhero movies. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis November 27, 2005 +443 When the playboy, joke-around character is the best part of the film, you know you have problems. 2/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight November 11, 2005 +443 Not all that exciting to watch, let me tell you. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 30, 2005 +443 A garish mediocrity. rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club September 26, 2005 +443 Never goes deeper than the ink on a comic book D rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) September 1, 2005 +443 If the equally naive Superman were released today, would it receive a similarly cold reception? 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 Cityview (Des Moines, Iowa) August 24, 2005 +443 [A]part from some undeniably slick effects ... the wow factor in this movie is surprisingly minute ... [O]nly Julian McMahon's nefarious psycho, Dr. Doom, shows real promise here. 2.5/4 fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV August 2, 2005 +443 Director Tim Story manages to give it no character whatever, with the casting making things worse. rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat July 30, 2005 +443 Let's hope the follow-ups turn out to be better -- they could hardly be worse. 1.5/5 rotten Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette July 29, 2005 +443 Not a great film but a good opening chapter... a film about a superhero family that's actually a family-friendly superhero film. 2.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com July 26, 2005 +443 The FF are unpretentious and nerdy and they bicker with each other, giving the film a loose, buoyant quality in between action sequences. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 25, 2005 +443 No disgrace, but it's far from a classic either. 6 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus July 25, 2005 +443 It puts a smile on your face and you can't resist the charming nature of the film. 8/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum July 25, 2005 +443 The only story you'll find in Fantastic Four is the one attached to the last name of its director. 1.5/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) July 22, 2005 +443 The protagonists of this film certainly deserved a better fate. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 22, 2005 +443 Fantastic Four is a popcorn movie that delivers a fluffy, buttery treat 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly July 22, 2005 +443 After this lackluster outing, the thought of a sequel is a stretch even Mr. Fantastic might not be able to make. 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune July 22, 2005 +443 A fantastic bore. 2/5 rotten Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine July 22, 2005 +443 A Fantastic Bore. Foursome marred by lousy writing and directing rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca July 19, 2005 +443 The result is hardly fantastic, but it is quite a lot of fun. 3/5 fresh Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com July 19, 2005 +443 Tim Story -- who, based on his previous work in the small-scale Barbershop and the painfully poor Taxi, was clearly the wrong man for this job. 1.5/5 rotten Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 18, 2005 +443 On its own terms, Fantastic Four is a pretty lousy movie, but it looks even worse coming on the heels of so many recent first-rate comic book adaptations. 1.5/5 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 18, 2005 +443 With a sort of backdoor approach to superherodom, another comic strip from the minds of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby hits the celluloid. 3/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 17, 2005 +443 A fairly dull, thoroughly mediocre adventure--hardly the cinematic treatment Marvel's first family deserves. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com July 16, 2005 +443 Ten years in the making, and this is all we get? 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com July 16, 2005 +443 Tim Story's screen adaptation of the Marvel comic is cheesy in production values; it's the clash of personalities that makes the film in any way fantastic. 2.5/4 fresh Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix July 16, 2005 +443 The feature is neither disappointing, nor memorable. It is just average, which is something a superhero or band of heroes cannot be. rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) July 15, 2005 +443 An obnoxious movie in which potential adventure is sideswiped in favor of watery characters and dialogue that feels like it was lifted from five or six reality shows. 1/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org July 15, 2005 +443 Fantastic Four functions at the level of a below average Saturday-morning cartoon. rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) July 14, 2005 +443 There are four different movies in The Fantastic Four struggling to get out. rotten 0 Movie Poop Shoot July 14, 2005 +443 ...another comic book movie with a lot of special effects. ...a complete waste of time. 3/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com July 14, 2005 +443 Too insipid to live. rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly July 14, 2005 +443 Despite a good cast, this is a badly made film that only barely works as brainless filler. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall July 14, 2005 +443 It's not particularly fantastic, but Fantastic Four is passable summer popcorn fare. 2/4 rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page July 14, 2005 +443 Unlike most recent comic-book adaptations, Fantastic Four doesn't think it's about anything. In fact, it's doubtful that the film thinks, period. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 13, 2005 +443 Superheroes are only as good as the supervillain, so let's get these forces clashing early on and often. D+ rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com July 13, 2005 +443 If exposure to cosmic rays made all women look like Jessica Alba, then every Lifetime movie should glow green. F rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! July 13, 2005 +443 Fantastic Four is left passing off dopey comedy and performances as playfulness. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 13, 2005 +443 Weighted down with a turgid story and utterly middling special effects, The Fantastic Four isn't likely to be Stan Lee's favorite of the nearly dozen Marvel Comics adaptations either out already or on their way. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle July 13, 2005 +443 If I were to put the same amount of effort into my review that the folks behind Fantastic Four expended trying to entertain you, the rest of this page would be blank. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly July 12, 2005 +443 Before the inevitable and surprisingly anticlimactic battle with Doom, we are treated to two extreme-sports demonstrations, several training montages, [and] an ill-advised love triangle. rotten Matt Singer 1 Village Voice July 12, 2005 +443 We know what comic book movies are capable of being. They can have greatness in them. Fantastic Four has nothing more than okay-ness. 2.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat July 12, 2005 +443 Fantastic Four is a special-effects extravaganza, but its plot is mired in issues that only schoolboys care about. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International July 12, 2005 +443 After such recent downers as 'War of the Worlds' and 'Dark Water,' this campy film version of Marvel's longest-running comic book series is a breath of fresh air. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 12, 2005 +443 Now, I'm not saying director Tim Story was the wrong choice but when the only two things of note on your resume are the moderately amusing Barbershop and the horrendous Taxi there just has to be a better way to go. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com July 12, 2005 +443 A lousy excuse for a big-budget action film. D+ rotten Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal July 11, 2005 +443 The perfect summertime movie. Munch your popcorn and let your senses absorb all the fantastic fun. 8/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com July 11, 2005 +443 Bland performances throughout. And really, who wants to make Jessica Alba the invisible girl? What a bad idea. I want her to be visible at all times. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper July 11, 2005 +443 A lack of pretense shouldn't mean a lack of wit or excitement... rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) July 11, 2005 +443 Far less than fantastic. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 10, 2005 +443 One wonders if an added character named Sleeperman would consider joining the crew because then this simplistic sci-fi dud could have been dubbed as Fantastic Snore 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye July 10, 2005 +443 It's kind of incredible how little happens in this movie. 2/5 rotten Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic July 10, 2005 +443 Metza-metza. The FF is just not that fantastic t'all... 2/4 rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review July 10, 2005 +443 As Marvel comics fans already know, being zapped by a radioactive cloud in outer space alters your DNA according to your sense of self. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters July 9, 2005 +443 Lacking any coherent vision, of all the recent movies derived from comic books, this is among the weakest. 3/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com July 9, 2005 +443 It's certainly an adequate summer popcorn movie. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan July 9, 2005 +443 Chiklis breathes fresh life into perhaps the silliest comic book character adapted for the big screen with a genuine humanity that can be felt even through the bulky foam costume. 3/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 9, 2005 +443 The best of the comic book movies in recent years have demonstrated that thrills and spectacle don't have to be strangers to wit and grace. 2/5 rotten 0 Hollywood.com July 9, 2005 +443 Reducing a summer blockbuster to the scale of a primetime sitcom is novel, but it isn't admirable. 2/4 rotten Dan Fienberg 0 Zap2it.com July 9, 2005 +443 The key to the success of Marvel Comics adaptations is that even as the characters have fantastic powers, they remain ordinary people caught up in extraordinary circumstances. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette July 9, 2005 +443 Michael Chiklis won't have to put on that uncomfortable Thing outfit again. 1/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com July 9, 2005 +443 A fun, fast and fantastically performed movie, and a pretty good interpretation of the comic 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole July 8, 2005 +443 It might help if Alba could act, though I doubt her horny legion of fans will complain. rotten Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba July 8, 2005 +443 [L]ike a kiddie ride when I've been primed to expect the biggest, baddest, meanest emotional-roller coaster of a sexy action movie when it's all about guys in tights. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 8, 2005 +443 ...begins to feel like it comes from the one comic book even a comic-book geek would be embarrassed to be caught reading. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) July 8, 2005 +443 It exists largely to entertain and delight, which used to be precisely what summer blockbusters were engineered to do. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com July 8, 2005 +443 As total packaging, you can't deny that this show is handsomely wrapped. 2.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 8, 2005 +443 It's done with an agreeable confidence and flair, the actors all fit comfortably in their roles and the effects are fun. B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 8, 2005 +443 Fantastic Four falters most in its cynical approach. Obviously gearing for a sequel, the movie goes heavy on development and light on action. 2/4 rotten Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee July 8, 2005 +443 If there was ever any doubt that action scenes depend more on context than flash, Fantastic Four proves it. 1.5/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 8, 2005 +443 Right from the start the movie smells like a stinker because of its Z-grade casting. Worst of all is Julian McMahon, overacting as a Kevin Spacy-ish Dr. Doom. 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 8, 2005 +443 Not the best movie of the summer, but it may the best accompaniment to popcorn. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 8, 2005 +443 Devotes as much time to a creaky love triangle as it does exploring the fantastic powers of its foursome. And that begs the question: Who goes to a movie like this looking for what is essentially a bad episode of Dawson's Creek? 2/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 8, 2005 +443 A human rubber band, a transparent woman, a guy on fire, a walking rock pile, and a guy named Doom seem perfectly plausible in the funny books.On the big screen, not so much. 2/4 rotten David Frese 0 Kansas City Star July 8, 2005 +443 Even if you can get past the acting -- and in the case of the beautiful, blank Alba, that's asking a lot -- the film just sits there, not exactly torturous, but never very exciting, either. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald July 8, 2005 +443 How about The Okay Quartet? 2.5/4 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies July 8, 2005 +443 The Fantastic Four get treated reverently, but not seriously, in this modified retelling of the story, but then it's hard to take any one seriously who goes to work for Dr. Victor Von Doom and Doom Industries. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press July 8, 2005 +443 When the Four finally use their different powers together to fight Doctor Doom, it's enough to get you past the torpor of Origin Movie Syndrome and make you hope for a sequel that gets right down to business. 2.5/4 fresh Mark Rahner 1 Seattle Times July 8, 2005 +443 Superheroes' origin stories are inherently background-heavy, but director Tim Story and screenwriters Simon Kinberg, Michael France and Mark Frost spend too much time on setup. 2/5 rotten Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide July 8, 2005 +443 A funky, fun film version of the famous Marvel superhero concoction. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post July 8, 2005 +443 A wildly uneven, sporadically slapdash action-adventure that amuses in fits and starts. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety July 8, 2005 +443 Fantastic it ain't, but not bad it sort of is. 2/4 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star July 8, 2005 +443 It's better than the Roger Corman version, but that's not saying much. 1/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette July 8, 2005 +443 The film generates little tension or excitement, dawdling its way towards the climactic showdown between the heroes and the villain, Doctor Doom. 1.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com July 8, 2005 +443 A movie that never delivers on its premise; a movie that takes promising character dynamics and gullet-stuffs them with idiot dialogue; a movie that will alienate all but the wee and easily impressed with its frequent lurches into stupidity. C rotten 0 Oregonian July 8, 2005 +443 A popcorn popper, a cinematic sugar buzz. And blessedly so. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 8, 2005 +443 The comic book adventure is a fun, escapist change of pace from all the politically weighted popcorn fare on the scene this season. fresh Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 8, 2005 +443 ...too bouncy to be an Elektra bummer, but should make Marvel mascot Stan Lee think twice about burning another lucrative bridge with unintentional hilarity. 1/4 rotten Aaron Hillis 0 Premiere Magazine July 8, 2005 +443 A perfect storm of wooden acting, hackneyed direction, inane scripting and laughably cartoonish special effects produces a shapeless mess more wearyingly stupid than arch-villian Dr. Doom is evil. 1/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post July 8, 2005 +443 You don't expect realism from a comic-book movie, but you do want the characters to seem larger than life. Here, they look like contestants at a costume party. 1.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News July 8, 2005 +443 By being late to the multiplex marketplace, the film version offers little we haven't seen done before and done better. 2/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 8, 2005 +443 Not a bad movie, but it is a film likely to alienate the fan base of the comic book on which it is based. 3/5 fresh Rafe Telsch 0 CinemaBlend July 8, 2005 +443 [The writers are] so busy setting up the premise that they barely get around to exploiting it. 2/4 rotten Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle July 8, 2005 +443 Story can't infuse this juvenile hunk of entertainment with either the wit or the savvy to make it seem like anything more than an overblown version of Saturday- morning TV. D+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News July 8, 2005 +443 The kind of don't-ask- too-many-questions action-hero movie where the humor is tasty and the FX are wicked-cool. 3/4 fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post July 8, 2005 +443 A film that's nowhere near as fantastic as it should be. Something's missing. And that something is most likely a strong director. C+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News July 8, 2005 +443 A not-so-bad mindless bit of camp escapism that doesn't try to eclipse its dime-store comic book roots. 2.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail July 8, 2005 +443 It's sporadically entertaining but never amounts to more than Mediocre Four. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 8, 2005 +443 A bad superhero comedy that takes its time going nowhere. 1/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe July 8, 2005 +443 Their trip into space may be another small step for man, but it's a giant leap backward for the comic-book-turned-action-movie genre. 2/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com July 8, 2005 +443 Can be fun if your expectations are low enough. 2/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com July 8, 2005 +443 "I guess ""Commonplace Four"" or ""Tedious Four"" didn't have the same ring to it." C- rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) July 8, 2005 +443 "Fantastic Four Never Strives to be ""Fantastic."" It Works As A Human Story and succeeds due to dimished expectations set by a horrible marketing campaign." fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine July 8, 2005 +443 Fantastic Four is anything but, and should serve as an indication that maybe its time to put the brakes on the current avalanche of comic book adaptations. 2/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat July 8, 2005 +443 Its plot is stretched thin. Its creativity is nearly invisible. Its logic is rocky. And the whole enterprise goes up in flames. 1.5/4 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World July 8, 2005 +443 "A more accurate title would have been ""The Fantastic Two and the Other Two, Not So Much." 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 8, 2005 +443 "There was nothing that I could point to and say, ""That was stupid."" Considering the atomic wasteland of superhero properties committed to film, that's saying a lot." 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures July 8, 2005 +443 about as dynamic as Teddy Ruxpin... in its willingness to go for cheap jokes and awful Schwarzenegger-style wisecracks, 'Fantastic' is reminiscent of 'Batman and Robin'... rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 8, 2005 +443 A colorful, young-skewing flick... but one as hopelessly bland as it is behind the times. C rotten Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine July 8, 2005 +443 The new Fantastic Four might have been palatable if we hadn't already met a certain wall crawler or Caped Crusader on screen. 2/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 Washington Times July 8, 2005 +443 Fantastic Four is what it is, and I'm okay with what it is. B- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather July 8, 2005 +443 The good news is that this Fantastic Four film manages to capture a lot of what made the comics appealing. The bad news is that the final product isn't quite as good as it could have been. 7/10 fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net July 8, 2005 +443 The film is entertaining and moves along at a good clip, but when you reach the anticlimactic ending, you realize that nothing really happened, and that for every cool scene there was a badly directed one. C+ rotten 0 E! Online July 8, 2005 +443 Very smooth, if overly familiar. rotten Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald July 8, 2005 +443 In trying to nail just the right mix of comic book action, comedy and pathos, the movie emerges as a tone-deaf mishmash of underdeveloped characters, half-baked humor and unhatched plotting drenched in CGI overkill. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter July 8, 2005 +443 Had the filmmakers deliberately set out to insult, demean, and trample upon Lee and Kirby's legacy, they could hardly have done a more efficient job. D- rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide July 8, 2005 +443 So much...is bungled with inept storytelling and watered-down dialogue, and Story is so powerless to right the course, that Fantastic Four winds up more dopey than fun. 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 7, 2005 +443 All-talk, no-action superhero flick is a dull, drab mess of shallow plots, dull characters and bland effects. 1/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix July 7, 2005 +443 Everything about it bears the stench of amateurs, from the unspectacular special effects to the sitcom-lame dialogue to the butchered storyline. D+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 7, 2005 +443 No doubt Roger Corman's version was worse, but it was probably more entertaining. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly July 7, 2005 +443 The most endearing terms I might come up with for this film are 'dorky' and 'cute,' but 'cute' is never what a superhero movie aspires to be. 4/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 7, 2005 +443 A painful, sluggish black hole of simultaneous bad ideas and no ideas at all. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 7, 2005 +443 A not-great movie made slightly better by the addition of some extra character development and breathing room, the Fantastic Four Extended Edition is a must-own for fans of the original comic book. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com July 7, 2005 +443 The happiest comic book movie on earth... By now the only way to give us something different is to show people who enjoy being superheroes. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 7, 2005 +443 Meet Mr. Mediocrity, the Human Kindling, the Obscure Woman and Whatchamacallit. They form the Mediocre Four and boast the power to slightly entertain and somewhat enthrall. rotten Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch July 7, 2005 +443 Almost fantastically bad. 2/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review July 7, 2005 +443 Poor Ben Grimm suffers the most tragic fate. He is transformed from the charismatic, brilliant actor Michael Chiklis into a giant prosthetic goofy suit that fools no one. 1/5 rotten Uri Lessing 0 eFilmCritic.com July 7, 2005 +443 Aficionados of the comic book will cringe... but hey, it's a fun popcorn flick. B- fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston July 7, 2005 +443 Oh yes, it's Catwoman bad. F rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com July 7, 2005 +443 Low indeed have Marvel's fortunes sunk when this is the best they can send against their archrival's superior Batman Begins. C- rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 7, 2005 +443 Whole chunks of necessary explanation feel like they've been left on the cutting room floor 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com July 7, 2005 +443 "Potential audiences would be better entertained by reading all the reviews to see how many synonyms can be used for the word ""bad."" And it would be much cheaper, too." F rotten Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com July 7, 2005 +443 An overinflated B-movie with no grace, no subtext, no wit, and featuring beefcake/cheesecake actors who look like they've been plucked from the soaps. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate July 7, 2005 +443 There's nothing terribly fantastic about this ho-hum futuristic foray. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 7, 2005 +443 'Fantastic Four' could have been hot, but in the hands of some studio blockheads, the premise is stretched so thin that it disappears. 2/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 7, 2005 +443 Rarely terrible, let alone memorable, it's a brutally average piece of disposable summer entertainment that fades from the mind like some hazy, half-sleeping dream. C rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News July 7, 2005 +443 More superhero sitcom than comic book adventure, the movie lacks a strong, dramatic through-line. 2/5 rotten Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times July 7, 2005 +443 If you want to see how members of a family that's fraught with discord and dysfunction learn about teamwork and the nature of kin -- and dispatch bad guys in the process -- rent The Incredibles. 1.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 7, 2005 +443 Compared with the psychological probing and spiritual brooding of Batman Begins, Fantastic Four is proudly dumb, loud and inconsequential. 1/5 rotten 1 New York Times July 7, 2005 +443 The radiation-altered members of the Fantastic Four don't show their humanity. Rather, the superpowered quartet is little more than a bland collection of four-color caricatures. 2/5 rotten Michael Senft 1 Arizona Republic July 7, 2005 +443 The whole thing lacks oomph and identity. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post July 7, 2005 +443 It certainly looks stunning, and there's even a try at injecting some human drama and strong emotion into the action stew. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune July 7, 2005 +443 It's fun to watch superheroes who aren't quite at ease with their abilities, but The Incredibles -- last year's similarly themed animated film -- is livelier and funnier. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor July 7, 2005 +443 You can feel the flopsweat of the screenwriters, laboring to make their jokes work and their scenes interesting. C rotten Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews July 7, 2005 +443 What could have been the brilliant set-up to an ongoing franchise is instead turned into a vacuous slice of summer escapism. 2.5/5 rotten 0 IGN Movies July 7, 2005 +443 It's hard to tell if the other actors are awful or if it's the script. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 7, 2005 +443 Could have been dumb fun...unfortunately, the filmmakers succeed in getting only the dumb part right, omitting the fun entirely. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 7, 2005 +443 At their best, the results have a comic zip that the X-Men pictures have largely lacked. fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly July 7, 2005 +443 Take the movie on its own lighthearted terms and, chances are, you'll be taken in. B fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 7, 2005 +443 Sad, then, to see that the Marvel rag that elevated the human element in the pow-biff-bam of the superhero world has been transposed into the most plastic of comic-to-movie adaptations yet. 2/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday July 7, 2005 +443 Fantastic Four is essentially campy fun; this is the sort of movie Schumacher's Batman and Robin was trying to be. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 7, 2005 +443 Fantastic Four isn't even close to Sin City, Batman Begins or even Constantine, but it's a relatively quick, vibrant, focused origin story. 2.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 Midwest Film Journal July 7, 2005 +443 So bad it takes points away from BATMAN BEGINS. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian July 7, 2005 +443 Fantastic Flop 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs July 7, 2005 +443 This movie is more like a B-grade comic book adaptation than the A-list production it should have been. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 7, 2005 +443 Fantastic Four, for all of its super effects and glossy finish, is a hollow movie experience. C rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com July 6, 2005 +443 A wasted opportunity to breathe fresh life into the Marvel universe's long-stodgy elder statesmen. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine July 6, 2005 +443 Yes, it's kinda stupid, but it's basically fun. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 LYTRules.com July 6, 2005 +443 A movie about depressed superheroes trying to become unsuper is as boring as it sounds. 1.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star July 6, 2005 +443 Fantastic Four is a movie that could have been a lot better - but it could also have been a lot worse. 7.1/10 fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD July 6, 2005 +443 Who are these half-wit Hollywood clowns that keep hiring cleavage-candy actresses with no measurable talent to play laughably bespectacled scientists in action movies? 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire July 6, 2005 +443 How fascinating that a film about super-humans was made by a collection of sub-humans; what a topsy-turvy world in which we live. 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 6, 2005 +443 none of it's any more impressive than the stuff you can find in your average video game. 2/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy July 6, 2005 +443 Sometimes the Hollywood treatment can be a superhero's greatest arch-nemesis. 2/4 rotten Frank Houston 0 Palm Beach Daily News July 6, 2005 +443 B- fresh Scott Mendelson 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews April 20, 2007 +443 2.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald September 10, 2005 +443 3/5 fresh 0 Hartford Courant July 15, 2005 +443 2/5 rotten Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant July 13, 2005 +445 Bruce Willis is rather terrifying.....a man of many faces indeed 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole July 4, 2005 +445 Willis makes a convincing villain 3/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World July 15, 2003 +445 An unusually tough and daring film for both Willis and Moore. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner May 2, 2003 +445 Not-half-bad murder-thriller potboiler. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +445 C- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +445 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily September 27, 2005 +445 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 1, 2005 +445 2/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 6, 2003 +445 2.5/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +445 1/5 rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com March 5, 2003 +445 3/5 fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) December 11, 2002 +445 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +445 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +445 C- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly April 19, 1991 +446 Exciting B-film action-packed crime thriller, an early example of a disaster film. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 16, 2015 +447 The cynical film has its fun poking fun at college life, the system and marriage. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 22, 2015 +447 I think the film is a mess. Even though I was there where and when it was filmed, and I went through some of the same stuff these characters did, I couldn't relate to it. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope August 22, 2013 +447 Nicholson's campus is a fractured, pulsating place fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion July 17, 2012 +447 An ambitious but confused film about basketball, draft dodging and sleeping with professors' wives. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide November 6, 2007 +447 Jack Nicholson's first venture into direction is very much a film of its time. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader November 6, 2007 +447 Nicholson deftly illustrates the background cynicism of big time sports against the more obvious cynicism of college life. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety November 6, 2007 +447 All of the film's characters, and all of the performances, are touched with the kind of unexpected sensibility and decency that are rare in most films of this genre. 3/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times June 4, 2005 +447 A disorganized but occasionally brilliant movie about two college students and the world they, and we, inhabit. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 4, 2005 +447 Drive, He Said is another tale, poorly told, of youthful disenchantment. The real disenchantment will be among audiences -- even those responsive to the picture's message -- because of the film's chaotic, undefined style. rotten Tony Mastroianni 0 Cleveland Press June 4, 2005 +447 Ultimately, there's no theme here that isn't addressed more coherently and directly in a more conventional film like Five Easy Pieces. rotten 0 Film4 June 4, 2005 +447 Nicholson's personality comes through in the film's rhythms: crazed and vibrant at times, classical and refined at other times. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 4, 2005 +447 B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 3, 2013 +448 "A fun lightweight adventure, one of the better Cary Grant films, and a darned good ""starter"" romantic comedy because of all the other distractions and a world that threatens to tear this couple apart before they can even come together." A- fresh James Plath 0 Family Home Theater April 3, 2016 +448 Watching Cary Grant shuffle about like an angry, disheveled bum is funny to a degree that it wouldn't be for virtually any other actor who could have conceivably fit the role. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 2, 2014 +448 Though Cary Grant manages to get the most he can from the role, it's not enough to cover up the film's emptiness. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 30, 2006 +448 Not up to Grant's stature 2/5 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com May 11, 2005 +450 Unfortunately, the recycled plot is still the driving force here, and the movie becomes increasingly frantic trying to accommodate it. In the end, Raffill can't bring this dummy to life, but he does try. 1.5/4 rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times July 15, 2014 +450 Sometimes talented filmmakers can pep up even the most hackneyed material with an infusion of energy and talent. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide July 15, 2014 +450 The script is so full of old gags it must have been chiselled on stone tablets, while Stewart Raffill's direction is a model example of how not to let the action get in the way of product placements. 1/5 rotten David Parkinson 0 Radio Times July 15, 2014 +450 Despite the presence of four credited screenwriters, the plot is a rehash of cliches and tired jokes. 2/5 rotten Torene Svitil 0 Empire Magazine July 15, 2014 +450 Could somebody please tell me why four scriptwriters were needed for Mannequin Two: On the Move? rotten Roger Hurlburt 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 15, 2014 +450 Beneath this slick variation on the Sleeping Beauty theme lies a male fantasy that would not withstand much hard psychological scrutiny. 1.5/4 rotten Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 15, 2014 +450 From start to finish Mannequin Two: On the Move is insipid in the extreme. rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times July 15, 2014 +450 The plot is the same, only dumber. rotten Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun June 5, 2013 +450 It took four writers to struggle with another idea of why a mannequin would come to life in a department store and what would happen if she did. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +450 It's as woefully incompetent as its predecessor, except it's dealing with a smaller budget, you know, for added dreadfulness. 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 DVDTalk.com April 30, 2008 +450 Raffill's heavy-handed direction is jam-packed with product placement, and interrupted every ten seconds with yet another plug for a boring MOR rock song. rotten Mark Kermode 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +450 The first one was so-so. This one is less so. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 24, 2003 +450 This film has enough new characters and independent spirit to have a light, cheery style of its own. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +450 Plenty of eye candy, A healthy dose of laughs. 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 19, 2002 +450 Let's face it. This whole movie is based on stereotypes. 1/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +450 They are amiable players, but they can't rise above the dreadful material. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +450 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 13, 2005 +450 0/5 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) March 26, 2005 +450 1/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 22, 2003 +450 0/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 19, 2003 +450 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 30, 2002 +451 Overly schematic and the least effective screen adaptation of a David Mamet play. D rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 30, 2011 +451 ...feels like it was made in a rush, on the cheap, and to fulfill a contractual obligation.... a disappointment compared to his House of Games or Heist, which at least possessed the fall-back position of being intermittently entertaining. rotten Mark Bourne 0 DVDJournal.com April 5, 2006 +451 Mamet's most frustrating movie 2/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World November 11, 2005 +451 As to be expected, the Mamet-speak is sharp, witty and masterful. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 22, 2004 +451 the film tried a little too hard to make the audience squirm -- but it also forced me to think. 4/5 fresh David Bezanson 0 Filmcritic.com September 17, 2003 +451 Zeroes in on the lust for power that lies behind the confrontations waged in the name of gender, class, age, and political correctness. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 23, 2002 +451 Stale and stagy. 2/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +451 4/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly July 30, 2004 +451 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 10, 2004 +451 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +451 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +451 1/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com February 13, 2001 +451 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +451 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +451 4.5/5 fresh Robert Faires 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +451 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +453 OK, it is a little derivative, but the young actors are all very convincing and Robert Hoffman does some terrific physical comedy after his body is commandeered by the alien leader. 6/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 13, 2018 +453 The whole enterprise is frustratingly 'blah' - weak acting, flat storytelling, lifeless direction, murky cinematography. rotten Simon Foster 0 sbs.com.au August 9, 2010 +453 Cute protagonists, sensible morals and refreshing lack of complexity make Aliens in the Attic a bit of guilty pleasure. 2.5/5 fresh Cris Kennedy 0 Screenwize July 4, 2010 +453 Remarkably unremarkable; a lively war of the worlds diversion with plenty of spunky special effects, gratuitous slapstick, and Ashley Tisdale parading around in a bikini for all the dads out there. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com June 2, 2010 +453 Aliens In The Attic might fall between a key audiences but will certainly provide a rip-roaring time for both tweens and younger kids, never mind the parents who are seemingly dragged along. 3/5 fresh Sam Bathe 0 Fan The Fire April 15, 2010 +453 Disliking Aliens in the Attic because it is so blatantly aimed at kids is like disliking the desert for having no water in it . . . fresh James O'Ehley 0 fantastiqueZINE November 14, 2009 +453 Amiable, kid-oriented slapstick... 2.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) October 16, 2009 +453 click to read the full review 2/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses September 9, 2009 +453 What it lacks in originality and creativity it makes up for with action and a talented cast that breathes life into its thinly drawn characters. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) September 8, 2009 +453 You get the feeling that the Aliens in the Attic video game probably has more to offer. 2/5 rotten Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) September 3, 2009 +453 Hilarious? No. But will you hate your kids for begging to see it? Nooooo. 2.5/5 rotten Roger Moore 0 Courier Mail (Australia) September 2, 2009 +453 Despite a lacklustre beginning, this family film manages to keep its audience entertained right through to the end. fresh Annette Basile 0 FILMINK (Australia) September 2, 2009 +453 Getting past the passages of forced teen coolness, this likable sci-fi romp brings some PG-tastic fun. 3/5 fresh Ben McEachen 0 Empire Magazine Australasia September 1, 2009 +453 Undemanding and occasionally lol, Aliens in the Attic will have the youngsters in stitches at some of the fight scenes... entertaining and sometimes goofy family comedy fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile August 28, 2009 +453 Uninventive family comedy. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) August 17, 2009 +453 The aliens look like cast-offs from a bad Spielberg film and the whole family are boring examples of Hollywood's ordinary Americans. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard August 17, 2009 +453 If I saw ALIENS IN THE ATTIC twenty years ago, I would have recommended it. But now that the bar has been raised for family films, I would say wait for the dvd, and only if you're a parent. 2.5/4 rotten Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine August 16, 2009 +453 This is one of those once-seen-immediately-forgotten enterprises which avoids anything memorable or imaginative in favour of fast, functional, charisma-free busy-ness. 2/5 rotten Jon Fortgang 0 Film4 August 14, 2009 +453 Gremlins meets Goonies meets something stultifyingly inept in a sci-fi adventure for the very young. 1/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) August 14, 2009 +453 You could take the kids to see it this summer holiday and avoid an hour or so of rain - or rent the DVD later on. Inoffensive. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 14, 2009 +453 Daft battles aside, the film soon takes a predictable turn towards family togetherness and bonding, which is cringing but morally commendable all the same. Ultimately this is a bearable if forgettable film. 2/5 rotten Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies August 14, 2009 +453 Aliens In The Attic is a movie solely aimed at children and it does exactly what it sets out to do. It's nothing more than a harmless comedy for kids and tweenagers chock full of slapstick comedy, cute-as-pie aliens and appealing child stars. 2/5 rotten Lara Martin 0 Digital Spy August 14, 2009 +453 This is just a giant slurp of cinematic Sunny D, quenching the thirst for instant fun with CGI sweeteners and a fast-acting concoction of other slapstick additives. 2/5 rotten Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema August 14, 2009 +453 Aliens In The Attic is boring. Not just humdrum but deathly dull, as in stick-it-in-a-rocket-and-blast-it-into-space uninteresting. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) August 14, 2009 +453 Very winsome and very long. 1/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times August 14, 2009 +453 A pleasant, inconsequential movie. 2/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) August 14, 2009 +453 Watchable family sci-fi comedy with at least one hilarious and rather brilliant set-piece, but there's never really any sense of danger or jeopardy so it's not quite as exciting as it should have been. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 14, 2009 +453 High energy levels and some genuinely hilarious set pieces make this kids' alien-invasion romp a lot more fun than expected. It's not, erm, rocket science, but it's a thoroughly entertaining ride from start to finish. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 14, 2009 +453 Even though the basics are in place, they've been squandered by director John Schultz - a man who doesn't seem to have the first idea about how to shoot action, or comedy, or anything else. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World August 14, 2009 +453 Instead of an out of this world adventure, we're handed a lazy slice of moviemaking. 2/5 rotten 0 Daily Record (UK) August 14, 2009 +453 A cheap and charmless kiddie-orientated sci-fi adventure film. Pre-teens deserve better than this. 1/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman August 14, 2009 +453 There's nothing really new here: it's all sub-Home Alone nonsense. 3/5 rotten Jayne Nelson 0 SFX Magazine August 11, 2009 +453 It's one thing that the script has a moronic premise. It's another that the writers don't have anything clever to add to that premise. 1/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 9, 2009 +453 Agonizingly lame. 0.5/4 fresh Shaula Clark 0 Boston Phoenix August 7, 2009 +453 Iyt's a cheesy kids-to-the-rescue adventure that should soar in popularity when it's released on DVD. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate August 6, 2009 +453 Jenkins is a bit too McDreamy to play the geeky underdog, and adult viewers will be nostalgic for the chubby, bucktoothed and truly dorky cast of The Goonies. 2/5 rotten Shauna Cagan 1 Time Out August 5, 2009 +453 What works best in the film are the special effects, clearly the primary focus as the talented cast gets less attention than the CGI and wire work. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet August 4, 2009 +453 Basically a tweener cable movie on steroids, with a bigger budget and a larger cast of B-list character actors. 2/5 rotten Mike Hale 1 New York Times August 3, 2009 +453 It appears designed for families who never leave the mall. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 3, 2009 +453 For the youngsters, it offers a lot of fun -- and it's funny. 3/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies August 3, 2009 +453 A forgettable bit of fluff that will zip out of your orbit as soon as the credits roll. 1.5/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star August 3, 2009 +453 Okay entertainment for kids but for adults it is all just too familiar. You feel you have seen it all before in better movies. 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com August 3, 2009 +453 Silly teens-versus-aliens adventure is sure to delight kids. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media August 3, 2009 +453 Five minutes into the film, I already was hating these monsters. The kids, I mean, not the aliens... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 3, 2009 +453 a rather an insipid bit of lazy filmmaking 1.5/5 rotten Jason McKiernan 0 Filmcritic.com August 2, 2009 +453 As dull as its title is interesting, 'Aliens in the Attic' is far from out-of-this-world. 1/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 1, 2009 +453 Robert Hoffman shows off his exceptional ability for physical comedy during hilarious mind-control sequences here. In fact, he's very funny in all his scenes. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 1, 2009 +453 Isn't all that bad...but it lacks magic, and except as a harmless diversion for the youngsters on a rainy afternoon, you can safely hold off until it shows up on DVD. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 1, 2009 +453 Small pleasures aside, the movie doesn't offer anything particularly memorable or inventive. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 Cinematical August 1, 2009 +453 What else can be said of a film in which even the vocal talent of J.K. Simmons is virtually indistinguishable from the rest of the cast? 1.5/4 rotten Rob Humanick 0 Slant Magazine August 1, 2009 +453 The ensuing war of the worlds is waged with weapons as fearsome as a bubble blower, a skateboard, and a sort of anti-gravity grenade that, frankly, looks like a lot of fun. B- fresh Adam Markovitz 1 Entertainment Weekly July 31, 2009 +453 The extraterrestrials get title billing but Hoffman steals the show. 3/5 fresh Glenn Whipp 1 Los Angeles Times July 31, 2009 +453 Nealon's bizarre, meandering Aliens in the Attic performance is almost, mind you only almost, worth seeing. 2.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend July 31, 2009 +453 A surprisingly likable execution of a very thin premise B- fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online July 31, 2009 +453 Writers Mark Burton and Adam F. Goldberg pretty much let their imaginations go wild. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter July 31, 2009 +453 Parental Content Review rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! July 31, 2009 +453 Lightweight entertainment for kids with a thankfully low level of obnoxiousness. 2.5/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com July 31, 2009 +453 Stupid movie, right? But kid-friendly. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 31, 2009 +453 Unfortunately the child actors aren't particularly engaging, and the gags aren't entirely fresh. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 31, 2009 +453 Aliens in the Attic is inoffensively mediocre, bereft of subtext and depth but too playful to get terribly bent out of shape about its shortcomings. It could have been a whole lot better, but it also could have been a great deal worse. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 31, 2009 +453 B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 14, 2012 +453 1/5 rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +453 2.5/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +456 An atmospheric, disturbing and bloody movie, very true to the video games. [Full review in Spanish] 3/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 February 27, 2017 +456 Visually arresting but only sporadically enthralling. rotten Gary Dowell 0 Baltimore City Paper January 22, 2010 +456 It's one of the best video game adaptations I've seen in years. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +456 Whilst not as atrocious as some other films that have opened this year, the truely woeful story and quality of Silent is saved only by its occasion moments of visual flair, and its all over effective creepy atmosphere. rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons January 15, 2008 +456 When everything starts being explained, the mystery evaporates and the world of the game loses its eerie bafflement. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com October 31, 2007 +456 The latest, most ambitious and perhaps least comprehensible video game adaptation in recent memory. 1.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +456 If you like your nightmares served upfront without the clutter of dramatic structure, then Silent Hill should be your next stop. fresh Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review July 10, 2007 +456 although it is rarely if ever jump-out-of-your-seat scary, Silent Hill is an unremittingly creepy municipality of the mind where motherhood, mystery and madness have come home to stay. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Film4 June 15, 2007 +456 Silent Hill starts out at point A and then goes so quickly, loudly and visually over-the-top that it flies completely off the rails into its own glorious weirdness. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 UGO March 24, 2007 +456 More deadly than silent. 2/5 rotten Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald August 25, 2006 +456 Over long with a muddled story and a gaggle of wasted talent, Silent Hill is a spectacular misfire. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile August 25, 2006 +456 the closest you'll get to actually having a nightmare in a movie theatre outside of a midnight screening of David Lynch's Eraserhead. 3.5/5 fresh Keith Breese 0 Filmcritic.com August 21, 2006 +456 There's absolutely nothing of merit here to discuss other than its loyalty to the original source material. 0.5/5 rotten Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com August 19, 2006 +456 As a nightmarish vision of hell on earth, Silent Hill is a triumph of production and art design. As a coherent story, it's little more than a string of video game scenarios. C+ rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 May 13, 2006 +456 "Silent Hill is like an endurance test to get to the ""'truth', but it's ultimately a gyp because it still doesn't make sense when you get there." 2/5 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk May 13, 2006 +456 Just like the game, which is an achievement and a disappointment all in one. 2.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina May 11, 2006 +456 No thrills on this hill 3/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com May 7, 2006 +456 "Radha Mitchell is the reason to sit through this overblown Grand Guignol entertainment from the director of the similarly overblown ""Brotherhood of the Wolf." 2.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews May 6, 2006 +456 Sweet dreams are most assuredly not made of this, but then again, it's nice to see Uwe Boll clotheslined out of the video game-adaptation running for a while by such a smooth creeper. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle May 6, 2006 +456 Maybe it's the kudos acquired by screenwriter Roger Avary in his association with Quentin Tarantino that has allowed him to write this unbelievably boring horror-thriller. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 6, 2006 +456 French director Christophe Gans's adaptation of the Silent Hill computer game is visually inspired and thematically ambitious, yet ultimately uninvolving. rotten Nigel Floyd 1 Time Out May 6, 2006 +456 Silent Hill? Nonsenseville, more like. 2/5 rotten Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com May 6, 2006 +456 No matter how you interpret the film, it's nearly impossible to deny what a beautiful work of art it is. 8/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum May 5, 2006 +456 Suggests the surreal, almost post-narrative horror movies of Dario Argento, Lucio Fulci and other directors who favor the emotional impact of bold, grotesque imagery over story logic. 2.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) May 3, 2006 +456 Stuffed with cheap effects and devoid of tension, this French-Japanese-U.S. co-production contributes exactly zilch to the rich film history of those three nations. rotten Bill Gallo 1 Village Voice May 2, 2006 +456 If you like horror flicks, you'll like this one.... 3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette May 1, 2006 +456 "Silent Hill"" isn't worth clamoring about." 2.5/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) May 1, 2006 +456 SILENT HILL leaves a lot up to you to figure out, but gamers used to conventions like phasing in and out of alternate worlds should have no problem going along for the ride. Middle-aged critics are another story. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 LYTRules.com April 29, 2006 +456 A video game alone is not sufficient source material for a whole movie. C rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) April 28, 2006 +456 Without gristle on it, and disturbance behind it, there's little to invest in. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) April 27, 2006 +456 Not scary, not interesting, not much of anything except visually stylish. rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat April 27, 2006 +456 It's refreshing to see a full-blown, straight-faced, supernatural horror movie in this age of grubby torture flicks being mistaken for the coin of the realm. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 26, 2006 +456 Silent Hill is mostly paralyzing in its vagueness. D+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly April 26, 2006 +456 Structured around a series of blackouts and gross-outs, Silent Hill is one long free fall through icky surrealism and underlighted nightmares. 1/5 rotten Nathan Lee 1 New York Times April 25, 2006 +456 'A lot of what gets called entertainment today is actually dumpster-diving for the mind' applies to this incomprehensible, incoherent supernatural thriller. 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com April 25, 2006 +456 This is an average movie, and not what Slient Hill, a standout, resonant game series, deserves. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies April 24, 2006 +456 the filmmakers may be hedging too many bets, trying to make the film both acceptable to fans and accessible to newcomers. But while SILENT HILL is far from perfect, it is at the very least a valiant effort 3.5/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com April 24, 2006 +456 Absolutely atrocious, Silent Hill is probably the worst movie ever to be based on a video game. 0/5 rotten Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 24, 2006 +456 The story is so unoriginal and uninvolving that you may find yourselves wishing the drippy, howling, viscera-smeared creatures would take Mitchell and the other humans out. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 24, 2006 +456 As I sat through this two hour stumble through what looked like fog, I just kept thinking to myself how this might be the best looking bad film I've ever seen. 2/5 rotten Don R. Lewis 0 Film Threat April 24, 2006 +456 A great-looking but stupefyingly incoherent supernatural thriller, 1/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post April 24, 2006 +456 Though Silent Hill's shoddy dialogue and incoherent story constantly irritate, several sights and scenes possess a certain surreal grandeur. 1.5/4 rotten Jason Anderson 1 Globe and Mail April 24, 2006 +456 A mundane car wreck with a few promising scenes that lead absolutely nowhere. 1/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com April 24, 2006 +456 Too long by about a half hour, very much in love with its own excessive style, it still manages to be kinda creepy, at least when it stops taking its metaphysics too seriously. C- rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News April 24, 2006 +456 The makers of the movie you're slogging through will spare no expense to demonstrate how much they hate us. 0.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe April 24, 2006 +456 Somehow the knowledge that you are three degrees of separation from Dabney Coleman and a computer called W.O.P.R. transforms trite claptrap into the words of the Bard himself. C- rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! April 24, 2006 +456 I would admire the atmosphere a lot more if it amounted to something scary, creepy or original. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 23, 2006 +456 about as terrifying as several pages of single-spaced programming code. Granted, that sort of thing can be daunting, but scary, not so much. 0/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 22, 2006 +456 Striking visuals tell a story where words aren't necessary ... until that turning point, when dull dialogue, a complicated plot and cheesy graphics start to muddle things. 2/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) April 22, 2006 +456 It's based on a video game not Shakespeare. Enough said. Either stay away due to its provenance or enjoy, as I did. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian April 22, 2006 +456 Silent Hill is not for lacking memorably nightmarish imagery, but the picture tries one's patience far more often than it unnerves it. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com April 22, 2006 +456 Lessons learned: Never underestimate the creativity of a wronged West Virginian with access to barbed wire. 4.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com April 22, 2006 +456 No matter how visually impressive Silent Hill may be, the incredibly weak story makes it a horrible film. 2/5 rotten Rafe Telsch 0 CinemaBlend April 21, 2006 +456 "Not much more than a ""haunted town"" thrill-ride, with only a few plot points tossed in to keep things moving, Silent Hill truly is a feast for the eyes -- provided your eyeballs aren't too squeamish." 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Cinematical April 21, 2006 +456 Silent Hill is groundbreaking, at least in being the first such film of any cinematic merit whatsoever. B fresh 0 E! Online April 21, 2006 +456 Sharon vanishes and Rose sets about finding her daughter in the not-quite deserted town, where ash falls from the sky and every setting looks like a back-lot or soundstage. rotten Ernest Hardy 1 L.A. Weekly April 21, 2006 +456 Despite its often-overwhelming nonsensicality, there's ultimately something irresistibly fiendish about Silent Hill. 2.5/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine April 21, 2006 +456 Christophe Gans' convoluted, overlong adaptation of the video game Silent Hill is the worst kind of horror movie: trash that takes itself seriously. 1/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News April 21, 2006 +456 I haven't the first clue, and I'm pretty sure neither do the filmmakers because, if they did, you'd think they'd have realized early on the meat and bones of their adventure were made out of nothing but burning ashes. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com April 21, 2006 +456 The literary equivalent of Java script. C- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) April 21, 2006 +456 [Silent Hill] starts out a suffocating fog of creepiness wrapped around a memorably malevolent child spirit, but squanders its meticulously established atmosphere on a lengthy climactic sequence. 2/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide April 21, 2006 +456 [Silent Hill] works up a decent amount of solid, creep-show atmosphere in its first act before making some absurd decisions of its own in its second. 2/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday April 21, 2006 +456 Silent Hill starts out promisingly -- atmospheric and creepy -- but degenerates into a muddle of nonsensical plotting, dull characters and unintentional hilarity. 2/5 rotten Steve Tilley 0 Jam! Movies April 21, 2006 +456 Let's start with the running time for Silent Hill: two hours and five minutes. Totally out of control. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press April 21, 2006 +456 In the end, Silent Hill degenerates into an overblown replay of all those Twilight Zone and Stephen King stories in which outsiders stumble upon a time-warped location from which there's no escape. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety April 21, 2006 +456 Silent Hill renders the look and feel of the game with perfect clarity... But it's this unwavering fidelity to the source material that is also the film's biggest problem. 3/5 fresh James Dyer 0 Empire Magazine April 21, 2006 +456 Witless, soulless and joyless. rotten Ray Bennett 1 Hollywood Reporter April 21, 2006 +456 Easily one of the most boring, incoherent and overproduced movies ever made. And at two full hours, it's far too much of a bad thing. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 21, 2006 +456 Beautiful on the outside, but empty within. 2.5/5 rotten Jeff Otto 0 IGN Movies April 21, 2006 +456 [The] first frigged-up, terrifyingly nonsensical hour ... generates a wealth of shivery imagery that I won't be able to soon forget. But, Lord, I think I may want to. fresh Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) April 21, 2006 +456 "Think the Cirque du Soleil performed by the cast from ""Saved By the Bell"" knee deep in diarrhea. It may be engrossing and even embarrassingly fun, but it's also just a big disgusting mess." 2/5 rotten Uri Lessing 0 eFilmCritic.com April 21, 2006 +456 It's like a video game - the visual effects and the setting are carefully constructed, but without that core element provided by the player: a reason to care. 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune April 21, 2006 +456 While this latest video game adaptation will most likely thrill its legions of fans with its graphic demonic depictions, the overblown plot deters the film from being a true fright fest. 2/4 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com April 21, 2006 +456 Uwe Boll had nothing to do with this movie, but it has his general feeling of murkiness and poor plot structure. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures April 21, 2006 +456 This one is dumber than a bag of coffin nails, despite the directing hand of Christophe Gans. 1/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star April 21, 2006 +456 Silent Hill has plenty of bad acting, bad dialogue and a confusing plot -- all of which become exponentially more painful when the movie goes on forever. rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 21, 2006 +456 A genuinely creepy and deeply disturbing experience, as would be expected by fans of the games 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net April 21, 2006 +456 It wants to get under your skin and unnerve you, and when that fails, it's willing to grab you, shake you, and even yank your skin clean off if that's what it takes to affect you. fresh 0 Ain't It Cool Movie Reviews April 21, 2006 +456 The problem is, Hill gets lost in the foaming desire by Gans to maintain the movement and depth of the game, leaving the action lifeless and dreadfully repetitive. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com April 21, 2006 +456 it's the ferocious production design and unrelenting atmosphere that fully immerses us in Gans' horrifically breathtaking Silent Hill. 4.5/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week April 20, 2006 +456 There is more blood, human remains and in your face kills in this film than we've seen on the screen in a looooong time. 4.5/5 fresh Johnny Butane 0 Dread Central April 20, 2006 +456 D rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews May 20, 2006 +456 C rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 21, 2006 +457 ...an above-average slasher... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 9, 2010 +457 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com November 13, 2007 +457 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 24, 2005 +458 A gear shift for a director whose weathered career is jolted back to life, matching bouncy dialogue and a whimsically comical plot with the glossy climes of the sepia toned city of love. 4/5 fresh Edward Frost 0 CineVue November 30, 2018 +458 Midnight in Paris intoxicates you, and it's hard not to fall under its spell. B+ fresh Drew Taylor 0 The Playlist November 7, 2018 +458 Adding depth to the comedy is a smart thematic idea: that golden ages are never golden to those living through them, who merely hanker to escape their own period too. fresh Lynden Barber 0 Limelight January 3, 2018 +458 Midnight in Paris is a very unselfish and lovely approach to inspiration, love, and the written word. A must watch. A- fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 8, 2017 +458 Overall, Midnight in Paris is so d'lightful, so d'lovely, you're liable to forgive it anything. If you weren't in love with Paris before, prepare to be seduced. fresh Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) August 25, 2017 +458 ... Allen brings his fantasy to life with such affection and joy that he transports us into his dream come true as a shared fantasy. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com June 16, 2016 +458 Mr. Allen's habitual romanticizing of the wealthy has grown stale and is especially problematic in this recession. rotten Martin Tsai 0 Critic's Notebook October 7, 2015 +458 Breezy and casually profound, with a killer gimmick that keeps on giving. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +458 I continue to be utterly taken with Midnight in Paris. 5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show June 1, 2014 +458 It's charming and smart, and riddled with little joys. fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald August 3, 2013 +458 It's attractive and easy to slip into, but [Allen] didn't put enough thought into the design, and it soon falls apart. 2.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer August 3, 2013 +458 It lacks the humor of Annie Hall. It lacks the depth of Manhattan. But it manages to entertain, mainly as an homage to Paris - a romp through the city's intellectual and artistic history. B fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman August 3, 2013 +458 Souffle light and long on charm, one of Allen's wittiest and certainly his most literary 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 8, 2013 +458 The blend of charm, magic, wit, and characterization come together to make this an engaging and intellectually stimulating experience. This is a great film and one of the best of the year thus far. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 20, 2012 +458 The fact that Allen never explains how Bender bends time is a wise choice, there's no bogging down of the narrative which allows the flick to keep skipping along at a effervescent pace. A- fresh Erick Weber 0 NECN August 27, 2012 +458 [A] work of genius... [B]ecomes the butt of its own gentle joke... one that wraps up a paralyzing self-awareness in a redemptive self-deprecation to, finally and splendidly, laugh with great good humor at itself. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 15, 2012 +458 As on-screen Allen stand-ins go, Wilson is definitely one of the more effective ones, recognizably channelling those Allen neuroses within his own established persona and distinct comic rhythms. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 7, 2012 +458 Woody Allen seemed to have lost his fizz as a filmmaker of late - and then he uncorked the sparkling Midnight in Paris, a comic fantasy with all the effervescence of vintage champagne. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk February 3, 2012 +458 Woody Allen's comedy Midnight in Paris is a superior late-period work precisely because it appears that age and wisdom have finally allowed him to discover that his romantic streak can acknowledge his realist/cynical side without succumbing to it. 3.5/4 fresh Perry Seibert 0 TV Guide January 3, 2012 +458 An accomplished film that's as entertaining as it is deliciously offbeat. 8/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis December 29, 2011 +458 Watchable, and on a certain level, it's quite enjoyable. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies December 29, 2011 +458 [Woody] Allen brings his fantasy to life with such affection and joy that he transports us into his dream come true as a shared fantasy. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 MSN.com December 22, 2011 +458 A surprise treat from Woody Allen who has spent too much energy selling his films to mainstream audiences... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed November 30, 2011 +458 einai apo aytes tis tainies poy se xaideyoyne epibrabeytika sto kefali, h anamesa sta mpoytia, giati exeis akoysta ton Cole Porter kai ton F. Scott Fitzgerald 2/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses November 20, 2011 +458 Allen wants you to love Paris as much as Gil does and wants to show you the magic, the romance and the spark the city holds for him. 4/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 The Standard November 17, 2011 +458 Filled with light-hearted fancy and a dazzling cast, Woody Allen's latest film is a magical stroll through a magnificent city 4/5 fresh Tom Clift 0 Moviedex October 24, 2011 +458 Although the film suggests that we should enjoy the present for all it's worth, we have a great time enjoying this brief episode in a literate and beauty-filled past fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile October 22, 2011 +458 The magic of Paris and the mystique of an era gone-by are the stars of Midnight in Paris - Woody Allen's best film for years fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile October 22, 2011 +458 So light and breezy you might not recognize this Paris postcard comes by way of the ever-relevant Woody Allen, who mixes time travel and nostalgia to delightful effect... A- fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) October 20, 2011 +458 It's not a bad film -- it just could have been a lot better. 2.5/5 rotten Adam Bub 0 MovieFIX October 20, 2011 +458 Midnight In Paris is clever, watchable, mildly entertaining and quite amusing. Unfortunately -- after its initial gimmick -- it's also pretty predictable, and amounts to a lot less than the sum of its parts. fresh Mark Demetrius 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 20, 2011 +458 The most acceptable Woody Allen film in a long time. 3.5/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) October 20, 2011 +458 This combination of whimsy and romance is, for me, much more successful than Allen's previous European city film, Vicky Cristina Barcelona. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) October 20, 2011 +458 It's passable Woody waffle designed strictly for fans. fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) October 20, 2011 +458 His assembly of a beautiful montage of Parisian scenery that precedes the opening credits sets the unique tone Allen chases to perfection. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) October 20, 2011 +458 Call it a fantasy or a rom-com or a satire or a travelogue - with this film, Allen's fearlessness declares he is past whatever label people place on his work. If you still feel the need, call it a love story - with a city, a memory, an art and a self. fresh Simon Foster 0 sbs.com.au October 19, 2011 +458 If you don't leave the cinema with a smile on your face, I'll be very, very surprised. A- fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane October 19, 2011 +458 Midnight in Paris is Allen's most charming, romantic and funny film in a long time. 4/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy October 18, 2011 +458 Midnight In Paris radiates positivity with its call to live life to the full and in the now. 3.5/5 fresh Russell Lewin 0 SFX Magazine October 12, 2011 +458 Recent Allen films have tended towards the perfunctory, often looking like a succession of clumsy first takes. In Midnight in Paris he is relaxed and confident. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) October 9, 2011 +458 Allen at his sentimental best. fresh 0 Liverpool Echo October 7, 2011 +458 Wilfully silly and heart-warming, this film is very easy viewing. 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) October 7, 2011 +458 Nostalgic and achingly beautiful, this is Allen's best since Husbands And Wives. 4/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) October 7, 2011 +458 A well put together exercise in the pleasures and pitfalls of nostalgia... 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard October 7, 2011 +458 Witty, featherlight and openly sentimental, this is Woody's love letter to Paris and the most relaxed, likeable movie he's made in years. 4/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film October 7, 2011 +458 It could have been shot down a country lane in Rutland, but Allen naturally preferred the charms, history and passions of Paris for a story that's both timeless and topical. 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail October 7, 2011 +458 An effervescent, witty and absorbing tale lost in time ... Allen rekindles his character love affair that made him such a satisfying film-maker a couple of decades ago ... 4/5 fresh Lisa Giles-Keddie 0 Real.com October 6, 2011 +458 Midnight in Paris contains sequences happier than can be described. 4/5 fresh Antonia Quirke 0 Financial Times October 6, 2011 +458 Just when Woody Allen seemed to have written and directed himself out, he comes up with his biggest hit. 5/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) October 6, 2011 +458 Midnight in Paris is a breeze: a bauble, but a jolly one. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 6, 2011 +458 A delightful exercise in wish-fulfillment, the picture is one of the most unashamedly romantic of Allen's career - if not the most - with hardly a trace of his cynical, caustic and darkly ironic take on the world. 4/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) October 6, 2011 +458 Only first-time visitors to Paris are in for disappointment: it simply can't live up to this. 4/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema October 6, 2011 +458 If Allen's next stop on his Euro tour is anywhere near this enjoyable, consider our bags packed. 3/5 fresh Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies October 6, 2011 +458 In the face of a decade of cynical misanthropy, the optimistic and effervescent Midnight in Paris is Allen's most purely enjoyable work in years. 4/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture October 6, 2011 +458 Beautifully shot, wonderfully acted and superbly written, this is a hugely enjoyable, frequently funny and sweetly surreal comedy that marks a long-awaited return to form for Woody Allen. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 6, 2011 +458 Like much of Allen's best work, this is an ensemble film with a terrific supporting cast. 5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film October 5, 2011 +458 It's fun and it's most welcome. 3/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out October 5, 2011 +458 Light, assured, and utterly charming: Woody Allen's sublime gifts are still intact. 4/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine October 2, 2011 +458 After a run of loose, uneven films, Allen hits the right notes in this funny, astute comedy about artistic creation and personal dreams. And Wilson turns out to be one of the best on-screen Allen surrogates in years. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 11, 2011 +458 Midnight in Paris finds exactly the right groove for its story and stays there. It's a winner. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat July 14, 2011 +458 A few rough patches aside, I found Midnight in Paris to be a delight 3.5/4 fresh Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic July 6, 2011 +458 "Midnight in Paris,"" a parable about romanticism and nostalgia, recalls Early Owen as much as Early Woody. " 9/10 fresh Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs July 5, 2011 +458 This is [Allen's] most satisfying film in decades, a film with wit and ideas that is primarily about romanticism, illusion, and nostalgia. 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews July 4, 2011 +458 What an enchanting movie - almost as enchanting as its location. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) July 1, 2011 +458 As befits Woody Allen, Midnight in Paris. is chock-full of cultural homages: Hemingway and Stein are just a small sample of the legends Allen parades onscreen. 6 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt June 29, 2011 +458 A trifle filled with nostalgia and fantasy touristy fare. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 26, 2011 +458 Go in blind, and let it gobsmack you into euphoria. A- fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth June 26, 2011 +458 A beautiful little jewel of a movie, and I'm thrilled to realize that Woody Allen still has films this good inside of him. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 ScreenAnarchy June 24, 2011 +458 Literate and funny, light-hearted yet frequently eloquent 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk June 24, 2011 +458 Allen in top form with Midnight in Paris. 3.5/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times June 20, 2011 +458 Woody Allen's most entertaining comedy in years... 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 19, 2011 +458 This isn't a good Woody Allen movie. No, this is one of the great Woody Allen films. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 15, 2011 +458 Let's face it, Woody Allen makes some bad movies or at least only slightly entertaining movies. He might have been great in the past but that day has long gone. 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com June 14, 2011 +458 Paris: C'est magnifique A- fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald June 14, 2011 +458 Allen holds onto his vision of a Golden Age better than anyone else, even while readily acknowledging that it's just a grand illusion. B fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire June 13, 2011 +458 Woody's most inspired comedy in years. Charming, and very enjoyable- even if you're not normally a Woody Allen fan. 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 13, 2011 +458 "This comedic masterpiece by one of America's legendary filmmaking geniuses is a fitting companion to ""Paris, Je T'Aime"" and like a fine wine should be savored by Allen's legion of loyal cinephiles." 4/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum June 11, 2011 +458 "It's an entertaining and sometimes hilarious film that belongs squarely in Allen's ""hit"" column." 7.4/10 fresh Michael Dunaway 0 Paste Magazine June 11, 2011 +458 Gil still believes in magic and Golden Ages and idolizes the writers and artists of the Lost Generation the way some boys worship Kobe Bryant and Peyton Manning. 7/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 June 10, 2011 +458 Woody Allen's unhurried tribute to the art, passion and power of the written word and to Paris is fabulous. His best film in a decade. 5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald June 10, 2011 +458 "Midnight in Paris"" is a bonbon to ease the craving for Allen's earlier, funnier films." 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 10, 2011 +458 Though Wilson is considerably younger, blonder, more handsome and more Gentile than the Woody we know, he's somehow a natural in the role anyway. 4.5/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 The Trend June 10, 2011 +458 A charming, lighthearted little lark of a film. B fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer June 10, 2011 +458 Midnight in Paris is a loving embrace of the city, of art and of life itself. A- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News June 10, 2011 +458 A clever and fun cinematic postcard that can transport susceptible romantics to the City of Light. 4/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) June 10, 2011 +458 Directed with the wan functionality that has become Allen's trademark, the movie is a somewhat stale bonbon with a delicious time-travel center. 2.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) June 10, 2011 +458 "It's a charming, fanciful comedy in the vein of ""Bullets over Broadway"" and ""The Purple Rose of Cairo,"" the kind of movie I honestly thought Woody had lost the knack for. But you can never count him out." 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) June 10, 2011 +458 ... the most fun to be had at a Woody Allen movie in a long time. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly June 10, 2011 +458 At a time when wedding parties gone wild is the plot du jour in movie comedies, it's reassuring to know that Woody Allen's cerebral absurdity is still intact. A fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times June 9, 2011 +458 It isn't a BAD movie. It has some good jokes. The gimmick of the film does have its charms... for a while. fresh David Poland 0 Movie City News June 7, 2011 +458 Allen and Wilson dip their toes into the golden age 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit June 7, 2011 +458 'Midnight in Paris' is a dream Woody Allen, and most importantly you, won't want to wake up from. 8/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review June 6, 2011 +458 Woody Allen soars in Midnight in Paris. He suggests that no matter what era you're in you are unaware of its value, so you look back and see a better past. And the past, of course, is a selective illusion. 4.0/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net June 4, 2011 +458 Amusing, whimsical, time-traveling cinematic celebration of the iconic City of Lights 1 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 4, 2011 +458 Allen will probably never rekindle the magic of his earlier movies, [but] he comes pretty close with Midnight in Paris. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com June 3, 2011 +458 With everyone having fun, both in front of and behind the camera, it's hard for a viewer not to find the whimsy contagious. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com June 3, 2011 +458 As confections go, this one is pure meringue, sweet and melting. And mostly air. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies June 3, 2011 +458 Our hero has found his groove among the Lost Generation and, for us, there's some amusement to be had in sharing Gil's thrills -- it's like stepping into a Classic Comics version of A Moveable Feast. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail June 3, 2011 +458 Midnight in Paris is charming and clever, at times wickedly astute and hopeful. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post June 3, 2011 +458 Woody Allen attracts promising players and does nothing with them. rotten David Thomson 1 The New Republic June 3, 2011 +458 There is breezy comedy to be made of a YouTube-age writer meeting the icons and idols of a bygone, classical era, but Allen goes deeper, expanding on his time-travel device to make unexpected and unexpectedly generous observations. A- fresh Gary Thompson 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 3, 2011 +458 I find this upfront fantasy to be his funniest, most agreeable comedy in years. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader June 2, 2011 +458 Woody Allen's beleaguered heroes have never been reluctant to indulge in a little fantasy to get what they want. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News June 2, 2011 +458 It makes us happily remember the movies we thought Allen wasn't able to make anymore, even while the filmmaker reaches into the past to add one more great one to the list. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times June 2, 2011 +458 It succeeds because Allen's muse is completely activated, unlike last year's time-waster You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger, in which thought ran no deeper than the title joke. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 2, 2011 +458 [Allen's] most purely delightful film in many years. B+ fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian June 2, 2011 +458 "It is less that Allen is repeating himself with ""Midnight in Paris"" than that he has once again crafted a work, about the enduring and ephemeral power of the artist, in his own image." 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 2, 2011 +458 What's Wilson doing in a Woody Allen movie about a B-list screenwriter who time-travels from the present to the Jazz Age? Disarming the audience with his wistful joie de vivre, that's what. 3.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 2, 2011 +458 Midnight in Paris is a terrific picture -- an appealing, bubbly, intelligent fantasy made by a director in an unusually playful mood. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald June 2, 2011 +458 Midnight in Paris is light, quick and pleasant, the kind of movie that boomers, their parents and their kids will eat up like cheese fondue. 4/5 fresh Justin Strout 0 Orlando Weekly June 1, 2011 +458 Minor ... a one-sided infatuation that always looks fancy, thanks to Darius Khondji's exquisite Parisian cinematography, but isn't as fanciful as its dreamy foundation suggests. 2/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Reelrave June 1, 2011 +458 A fantastic manipulation, taking viewers to a tranquil place of immense culture and beauty while studying the enticing ease of nostalgia. And here's something I never thought I'd write again: Owen Wilson is marvelous here. A- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com June 1, 2011 +458 Allen's best, or at any rate by a considerable margin his most pleasurable, since at least Sweet and Lowdown. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy May 30, 2011 +458 One of Allen's most charming projects in years, despite all odds. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express May 30, 2011 +458 Bittersweet whimsy pervades the biting humor as Allen once again examines the subject of romance and the bumbling, self-destructive ways people go about trying to find it and then to hang on to it 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews May 29, 2011 +458 Allen's self-directed criticism of nostalgia worshippers could still come off as hypocritical, but his inventive approach instead results in one of the most charming, funny, and genuinely likable films that he's made in years. 8.1/10 fresh Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist May 27, 2011 +458 A very cute, whimsical idea even if it is not completely developed. 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com May 27, 2011 +458 I want to shake each and every one of these actor's hands. 4.5/5 fresh Grae Drake 0 Movies.com May 27, 2011 +458 It's the funniest comedy he's delivered in years. 3.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com May 27, 2011 +458 "Midnight in Paris"" finds Allen in a larky, slightly tart and altogether bountiful mood, giving filmgoers a movie that, while unabashedly funny and playful, provides a profiterole or two for thought." 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post May 27, 2011 +458 Wilson, as a man who's trying to right the course of his off-track life, turns out to be a surprisingly good fit for Allen's signature rhythms. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press May 27, 2011 +458 It may be an obvious punch line ... but Midnight in Paris, with its charming, imaginative sense of fancy, still manages to cull some truth out of it. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies May 26, 2011 +458 Easily Woody Allen's most enjoyable work since Small Time Crooks and his most lovely since Everyone Says I Love You. 3.5/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com May 26, 2011 +458 "The opening and closing moments of ""Midnight in Paris"" are visually resplendent. The movie in the middle gets in the way." 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com May 26, 2011 +458 Those midnight excursions for Gil are what movies like this one are for us, an emotional vacation that, if we are lucky, inspires respite, clarity, and renewal. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet May 26, 2011 +458 Woody Allen's latest movie gift ... combines blithe romantic comedy with fantasy, adds a touch of insight and wraps it all up in a beautiful Parisian bow. fresh Emily S. Mendel 0 culturevulture.net May 26, 2011 +458 A movie that's loving and wistful and often hysterically funny. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 26, 2011 +458 While Allen may not be reinventing any wheels, he still has it. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune May 26, 2011 +458 A sweet-natured trifle, as flavorful and as thin as a crepe. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe May 26, 2011 +458 "Midnight in Paris"" makes you yearn for the time when brainy larks weren't a once-a-year occasion." 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 26, 2011 +458 Very funny and deeply charming, Midnight in Paris is a living dream about feeling at home somewhere else, with someone else. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye May 26, 2011 +458 Cotillard makes for a generic muse, and the grass-is-always-greener theme creaks, but Paris might still be Woody's new Manhattan. 3/4 fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix May 26, 2011 +458 Woody Allen must have had a great time writing this screenplay. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 26, 2011 +458 A frail conceit that Allen fills out with humor that's surprisingly obvious and broad...a mildly diverting fantasy, executed without much style. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 25, 2011 +458 Woody Allen sketches out a roundelay that tackles with warmth and a playful intelligence the gulf between heart and head in matters of nostalgia and love. A- fresh Brent Simon 0 Shockya.com May 24, 2011 +458 Wilson is a surprisingly good conduit for for the [Woody] Allen persona. fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 0 Ebert Presents At The Movies May 23, 2011 +458 As a conceit, the visit with literary celebrities may be thin, and the episodes are brief and sketchy, but wish fulfillment is part of the movie's charm. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker May 23, 2011 +458 Jaunty romcom mines adult themes of marriage and career. fresh 0 Common Sense Media May 22, 2011 +458 Smart, funny, whimsical--one of the best romantic comedies in recent years. 4/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com May 21, 2011 +458 sweet, not altogether satisfying variation on the fantasy-becomes-reality conceit he used in his Depression-era The Purple Rose of Cairo. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor May 21, 2011 +458 The story and dialogue are funny and striking; the costumes exceptional; the ambience superb. Wilson, Cotillard, and Stoll give award-quality performances. 1 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times May 20, 2011 +458 "Midnight in Paris"" holds a springtime sense of romantic desire. So much the better if you happen to walk out of the cinema, as I did, onto a rainy urban street after seeing it. " B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 20, 2011 +458 A huge part of the charm of Midnight in Paris derives from the finely calibrated casting, long one of Allen's superpowers as a director. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate May 20, 2011 +458 I had a smile on my face from the moment Woody Allen's latest film began, with an idyllic series of Parisian street scenes set to the music of jazz great Sidney Bechet...and the film maintained that lovely quality all the way to... fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com May 20, 2011 +458 A sweet and lively story, and a nicely packaged new outing from a past master who has done little more than repeat himself for at least two decades. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR May 20, 2011 +458 ...strikes a nice balance between starry-eyed romanticism and cynical detachment. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm May 20, 2011 +458 Above all, Allen manages to capture something warm and wonderful about the love of a city, similar to the feeling he captured about New York in his early films Annie Hall and Manhattan. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 20, 2011 +458 Owen Wilson, an unusual choice, is fine here and the great supporting cast, from the present day characters to the actors who play the noted writers and artists from yesteryear, all relish their roles and are a joy to watch. fresh Neil Rosen 0 NY1-TV May 20, 2011 +458 This is not the best by Woody Allen but it sure is clever and entertaining and Paris looks great. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 20, 2011 +458 As a filmmaker, Allen has grappled with the temptations of repeating himself instead of forging a fresh path. You can feel that conflict here, and watching him work it out is exhilarating. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 20, 2011 +458 In Woody Allen's beguiling and then bedazzling new comedy, nostalgia isn't at all what it used to be -- it's smarter, sweeter, fizzier and ever so much funnier. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal May 20, 2011 +458 "Allen's new ""Midnight in Paris"" is a lot like his earlier, funnier movies. And it's far and away his sunniest effort since ""Mighty Aphrodite." 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger May 20, 2011 +458 Though it never ventures past the tourist quarters of Paris, this is one of Woody's most handsomely photographed movies. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post May 20, 2011 +458 The idea has likely been in Allen's head since forever, but it's arrived at the right moment. 4/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News May 20, 2011 +458 celebrates the timeless allure of the City of Light to the cinematic image without apology but it never goes as far as to overstate that allure 4/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com May 19, 2011 +458 While not the laughfest that was Vicky Christina Barcelona, Midnight reveals a different side of Woody Allen, one that's kinda magical. A- fresh Peter Paras 0 E! Online May 19, 2011 +458 It's an entertaining trifle that is at least as engaging as, and perhaps more likeable than, a majority of the filmmaker's recent excursions. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews May 19, 2011 +458 "...a charming bon-bon, a bookend to his ""Purple Rose of Cairo."" But it is also a refreshing take to hear the septuagenarian filmmaker who has shown a predilection for embracing the past push an alter ego so firmly into the future." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 19, 2011 +458 "Here's a sentence I never thought I'd write again: Woody Allen has made a wonderful new picture, ""Midnight in Paris,"" and it's his best, most enjoyable work in years." 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times May 19, 2011 +458 Entertaining enough, but unmistakably the work of a later, lesser era. B- fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club May 19, 2011 +458 It is marvelously romantic, even though - or precisely because - it acknowledges the disappointment that shadows every genuine expression of romanticism. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times May 19, 2011 +458 Having sampled London and Barcelona in recent films, Woody Allen continues his grand tour of European cities with Midnight in Paris, an ingratiating, tourist-oriented exercise in nostalgia for a city that doesn't exist. B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly May 18, 2011 +458 The groupie-like celebration of Allen's doubled-up cultural insecurity and ambition represents a global degradation of culture standards. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press May 18, 2011 +458 A Woody Allen classic with Paris as an enchanting backdrop, some appealing characters, and a potpourri of witty one-liners. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 18, 2011 +458 A comedy for smart people. Allen's humor prizes cultural literacy, a rarity in these times. It's magical, in all the right ways. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine May 18, 2011 +458 This is prime Woody Allen -- insightful, philosophical and very funny. 4/5 fresh Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out May 18, 2011 +458 In a film so ripe with temptations for posturing, exaggeration and satirical overacting, nobody is anything less than natural, unpretentious and funny as hell. 4/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer May 18, 2011 +458 Enjoyable and funny and lovely to look at, not all we could ask from Allen, but the kind of fanciful and well-acted movie he still does better than anybody. 4/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend May 17, 2011 +458 A deceptively light time-travel romance, Midnight in Paris uses fairy-tale devices as a way to get to the filmmaker's familiar, real-life-sourced themes. fresh Karina Longworth 1 Village Voice May 17, 2011 +458 "Woody Allen has found the right time and the right place with ""Midnight in Paris,"" his lightest, funniest and most-satisfying movie in a long time." fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press May 16, 2011 +458 Rather surprisingly... Midnight is an absolutely terrific film, fleet and brisk and as charming as it wants to be. 4.5/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies May 16, 2011 +458 Has a beauty, a frothiness and a wink-wink sense of humor that's enlivening. B fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 16, 2011 +458 With Midnight in Paris, Allen may convince even those who have given up on him that there's life in the old dog yet. 3/5 fresh Stephen Applebaum 0 Scotsman May 16, 2011 +458 This supernatural comedy isn't just Allen's best film in more than a decade; it's the only one that manages to rise above its tidy parable structure and be easy, graceful, and glancingly funny, as if buoyed by its befuddled hero's enchantment. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 16, 2011 +458 A witty and whimsical big screen Bon Voyage, with the director's guy Cinderella body double geek on board. As Woody time travel meets tourist traps, and flying coach to Paris with head in the clouds, turns into eventual pumpkins for all. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze May 15, 2011 +458 Woody Allen's time-travelling comedy Midnight In Paris is a valentine to Paris and an absolute delight. 4.5/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine May 13, 2011 +458 Midnight in Paris is a welcome addition to the Allen oeuvre, an affectionate love letter to France that'll leave you grinning at its silliness and sweetness from ear to ear. 4/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy May 12, 2011 +458 Allen seems to be paying attention in a way he hasn't always done in recent films, and has found a way to channel his often-caustic misanthropy, half-comic fear of death and anti-American bitterness into agreeable comic whimsy. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com May 12, 2011 +458 Pure Woody Allen. Which is not to say great or even good Woody, but a distillation of the filmmaker's passions and crotchets, and of his tendency to pass draconian judgment on characters the audience is not supposed to like. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine May 12, 2011 +458 Maybe if I paid more attention in high school English I'd get it. rotten Fred Topel 0 Screen Junkies May 11, 2011 +458 Woody Allen's latest venture takes him into new territory and moving locations has inspired him to deliver one of his strongest premises in years. 8/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net May 11, 2011 +458 A comic gem with an exquisitely photographed Paris forming an elegant backdrop. A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve May 11, 2011 +458 Midnight It Paris is an amusing and elegantly constructed love letter to Paris, rich on romance, humour and culture and driven by a nicely pitched performance by Owen Wilson as a would-be writer in-love with the city and its cultural past. fresh Mark Adams 0 Screen International May 11, 2011 +458 Like a swoony lost chapter from Paris, je t'aime agreeably extended to feature length. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety May 11, 2011 +458 Woody's in good form and Paris looks glorious in this droll time-traveling fantasy. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter May 11, 2011 +458 The narrative trajectory of Midnight in Paris may be one-note, but it's a lovely and charming one that directly contrasts with Allen's recent studies of human frigidity. fresh Glenn Heath 0 House Next Door May 11, 2011 +458 Fresh and fast-moving, light but deeply-felt, a work of charm, imagination, and even surprise. fresh Jon Frosch 0 France24 May 11, 2011 +458 It's far too ponderous. Still, it's not wholly terrible, and that's not something you can say about Allen's films very often these days. 2/5 rotten Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 11, 2011 +458 As cinematic froth, Midnight in Paris passes the time prettily enough. But neither its characters nor its sense of place really stands up in the light of day. rotten Nick Roddick 0 London Evening Standard May 11, 2011 +458 Light and gimmicky, self-reflexive and shallow, Allen's time-travel romantic comedy is an amusing, occasionally witty love letter to Paris the city and the myth. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com May 11, 2011 +458 ... as second-tier Allen goes, it is a lovely reminder of just how effortless he can make it all seem. fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix May 11, 2011 +458 Sporadically entertaining, light, shallow, self-plagiarising. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 11, 2011 +458 "Sweet, sentimental, and vibrant, Woody Allen's ""Midnight in Paris"" rightfully points out that yesterday's frolicking bar might be today's laundry mat ... but we can always visit the good times in our memories." A fresh Laremy Legel 1 Film.com May 11, 2011 +460 The intimate rhythms these two superb actors work up together capture a lifetime of marriage. Duvall and Ladd are the true heart and soul of Rambling Rose. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 7, 2018 +460 Seen in a flashback through the eyes of an adolescent, this uncommon coming-of-age tale, which raises poignant questions about the mysteries of sex and love, flaunts a superb performance from Laura Dern as the promiscuous girl B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 31, 2006 +460 A quirky, funny but moving story with terrific performances all around. 3/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) July 17, 2003 +460 Probes the mixture of fear and awe many men experience when they meet the life-force of women. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 8, 2002 +460 A modest but pleasingly adult entertainment at a time when even the most promising American films ultimately revert to Pollyannaish platitudes. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline January 9, 2002 +460 It's a beauty. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +460 The movie is all character and situation, and contains some of the best performances of the year, especially in the ensemble acting of the four main characters. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +460 [A] funny, moving, spectacularly acted little film. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +460 A touching, humorous and enjoyable film. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +460 Truly extraordinary performances, the familiar yet rarely predictable script and the fertile subtext that looks at sexuality and desire through feminist question marks, makes 'Rambling Rose' one of the year's most touching and absorbing movie experiences. 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +460 So much here is rich and touching, not to mention the string of superb performances, that the film still merits a recommendation. 3/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +460 B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +460 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +460 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +460 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 21, 2002 +460 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 3, 2002 +460 6/8 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +460 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly September 10, 1991 +462 Completely wraps itself around the film's utter moronic plot elements and red herrings at every turn... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 2, 2012 +462 We know what sequel shouldn't have been made. 1/5 rotten Charles Cassady 0 Common Sense Media December 15, 2010 +462 Needless to say, logic takes a holiday, just not in the Bahamas. [Blu-ray] 1/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 12, 2009 +462 I have seen many stupid movies in my life. But [this] would still count among the stupidest, had I seen twice a many movies in half again as many genres. 2/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 2, 2009 +462 Like a rotten vaudeville act, this one deserves the hook. 3/10 rotten James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis July 11, 2009 +462 As mindlessly engaging as its predecessor... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 24, 2009 +462 This followup to last year's successful teens-in-jeopardy opus piles on the chills, thrills and body count. fresh Leonard Klady 1 Variety April 3, 2009 +462 Heartfelt thanks must go out ... to actor Jeffrey Combs, whose brief, amusing appearance is the only reason this loser doesn't get a zero-star rating. 0.5/4 rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 ESplatter July 22, 2008 +462 The attractive youngsters run, scream, declare that this can't be happening and repeat as necessary. 1.5/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 5, 2007 +462 Our enjoyment is supposed to lie in making fun of the obvious red herrings, contrived opportunities to show cleavage, melodramatic dialogue, gullible characters, and inevitable to-be-continued ending. rotten Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader January 5, 2007 +462 Irredeemably dire. rotten Nigel Floyd 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +462 It's frustrating, not to mention insulting. 1/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +462 Neither Trey Callaway, who wrote the script, nor Danny Cannon, who directed the sequel, bring any new ideas to the genre. Cut 'em some slack: That surely was their marching orders. rotten Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle July 21, 2005 +462 A more appropriate title would be Who Cares What You Did Last Summer. D- rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +462 There are many things wrong with this film, starting with title. 2/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 8, 2004 +462 The only thing terrifying about this clunker is the thought of having to sit through it. F rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 22, 2003 +462 A better-than-average slasher movie is that it understands exactly the sorts of cheap thrills its audience is looking for and delivers them with a minimum of distraction and a maximum of energy. 2.5/4 rotten Leonard Schwarz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +462 When I heard the sequel's title, I strongly considered resigning this post. 3/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +462 I was more afraid of what was in my popcorn's butter-flavoring than I was of what was up on the screen. 1.5/5 rotten Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +462 It's not a bad film for what it is. fresh Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com November 15, 2002 +462 I still don't care. 1/5 rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 16, 2002 +462 The movie shoots itself in the foot with a gimmicky ending. 2/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +462 When Bad Things Happen to Stupid People might have been a better title. 1/4 rotten Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +462 The film does effectively pump the audience to the point of being ravenous for the hook-handed villain to start his spree. 3/5 fresh Dwayne E. Leslie 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +462 Not that watching Jennifer Love Hewitt and Brandy flounce around in skimpy shirts is a bad thing -- it's just not enough to carry the film. rotten Dan Tobin 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +462 A lazy, hasty effort that offers little beyond a few jack-in-the-box startles and a high body count, including Hewitt's bouncing about in a shirt half-unbuttoned over a bikini top. 1.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +462 The original film, itself no masterpiece, at least had a strong premise, from Lois Duncan's novel, and complicated its characterisations by an unusual class awareness. rotten Kim Newman 0 Sight and Sound March 3, 2002 +462 About as dull and unoriginal as the title suggests. 1/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +462 Merely a fairly silly and ultra-gory schlocker/shocker. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +462 One could forgive the film's shortcomings if it was at least scary, or achieved some kind of creepy atmosphere, but it fails that test as well. 4/10 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +462 A box office-driven sequel that re-hashes the already-tired approach and storyline of its predecessor. 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +462 The movie's R rating mentions 'intense terror violence and gore,' but only its publicity team could consider it intense or terrifying. Gore it has. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +462 The movie soon abandons its nascent psychological explorations for formulaic body pile-up. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +462 This one's for die-hard genre fans only. And even then, it's only good to snicker at the obvious cliches and overall predictablity. 0.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +462 There are enough jolts to unsettle, and a chilling music score, but too many bloodied bodies and screaming, and the filmmaker is constantly telling us how to feel. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +462 Director Danny Cannon knows how to give a Hitchcockian air to an island-style Bates Motel. 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +462 The completely formulaic script by Trey Callaway is directed by the numbers by Danny Cannon. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +462 The prospect of a third installment of this derivative series is much scarier than anything that happens in the movie. 1.5/5 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +462 . The door is left open for another sequel. I have an idea for it: a movie studio is about to greenlight yet another subpar teen slasher pic, but the fisherman comes in and hooks everyone before production can start. Sound good? 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 1, 2000 +462 You want real terror? If this second outing proves profitable, we'll be looking at Yet Again I Recall the Summer Before the Summer Before Last. Now that's scary. 0/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +462 Thanks, Kevin Williamson. Thank you a whole lot. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +462 This is a really stupid movie and that's really disappointing since I really did enjoy the first one. 2/5 rotten Matt Lawrence 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +462 Some thrills and chills are provided, but as audiences realize they've lived this Summer before, early, strong b.o. returns are also likely to die. rotten Rod Granger 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +462 Here's a suggestion: hire a filmmaker with flair, someone capable of energizing this lame series beyond what it deserves -- someone who won't abide by the shock note. 5/10 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2000 +462 Only five movies into the latest recurrence of the slasher flick fad, and already it's run out of ideas. rotten 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +462 How are we to be frightened or afraid of these things when they have repeated themselves over and over again for the past two decades? 1/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +462 The dialogue was standard and dull, the acting was there but not fascinating, and the mystery of the killer wasn't as cool as it could have been. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +462 I didn't care if any of these characters lived or died. 1/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +462 This is the kind of film you go to for only one reason: you're a teenager, you're on a date, and you're ready for an excuse to grip someone tightly. 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +462 throws all logic out the window, raises the gore quotient and offers more offensive racial stereotypes than any WB or UPN sitcom. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 1, 2000 +462 It's just another formulaic fright flick. 3/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +462 The ending of the film inevitably leaves the door wide open for a third part, but judging from this amazingly lackluster first sequel, everyone involved should have quit while they were still ahead. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +462 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +462 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly November 13, 1998 +465 Bobby Jones deserves a better movie than this one. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +465 The film has its sappy, predictable moments, but the gorgeous cinematography, apt direction and fine acting more than compensate. Think of it like Chariots of Fire on the golf course. 2.5/4 fresh Mark Moring 0 Christianity Today September 8, 2006 +465 ... plodding, special interest movie that feels more like a Golf Channel original production than a full-blown major motion picture. C rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 7, 2005 +465 Laborious and almost studiously old-fashioned biopic rotten Harry Haun 0 Film Journal International August 8, 2004 +465 The sort of film wherein Bobby can't win a tournament until he can control his temper. rotten Eric Henderson 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul May 21, 2004 +465 an infomercial that can't end soon enough. 1.5/5 rotten Pete Croatto 0 Filmcritic.com May 12, 2004 +465 "This would have gone straight to video had it not been for the box-office success of ""The Passion of the Christ." 2.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) May 9, 2004 +465 Much like the many 'Jesus' movies, the film stays clear of controversy and plays it safe, making the casting of Jim Caviezel even more ironical. C- rotten John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews May 9, 2004 +465 ...[so] reverential that star Jim Caviezel may as well be playing Jesus...Stroke of Genius strikes me as a labor of love; for most audiences, it will be just a labor. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly May 7, 2004 +465 Glowing, soft-focus, hagiographic, toothless... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher May 7, 2004 +466 Clint Eastwood's first film as a director, and first investigation into the anxiety at the root of the Eastwood persona fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion March 15, 2010 +466 Eastwood displays a vigorous talent for sequences of violence and tension. He has obviously seen Psycho and Repulsion more than once, but those are excellent texts and he has learned his lessons passing well. fresh Jay Cocks 1 TIME Magazine August 30, 2009 +466 Eastwood's camera is rarely misplaced, and he shows a talent for the thriller genre worthy of a comparison to Hitchcock. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 30, 2009 +466 The star chose to cut his teeth on this small-scale movie, and the result -- although inevitably dated by its terrible clothes and period ambience -- stands up well but only as good late night television viewing. fresh 0 Film4 April 8, 2008 +466 Much of the credit must go to Jessica Walter for her outstanding performance which somehow manages to be chilling while at the same time sympathetic. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide April 8, 2008 +466 Clint Eastwood wisely chose a strong, simple thriller for his first film as a director, and the project is remarkable in its self-effacing dedication to getting the craft right. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader April 8, 2008 +466 Eastwood's imperfect debut movie is a thiller full of personality and zest. 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 24, 2007 +466 Clint's direction is sometimes shaky but usually assured, and he gets a bold performance from Jessica Walter. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com April 9, 2007 +466 The Man With No Name faces a whole lot of pain in Clint's thrilling directorial debut. 4/5 fresh Rob Fraser 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +466 A highly enjoyable thriller. fresh Tom Milne 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +466 Early Clint behind the camera shows the promise to come. 4/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review January 8, 2005 +466 There is no purpose to a suspense thriller, I suppose, except to involve us, scare us, to give us moments of vicarious terror. Play Misty for Me does that with an almost cruel efficiency. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +466 Still quite effective stalker-thriller, has dated somewhat 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 23, 2004 +466 Early, effective version of 'Fatal Attraction' theme 3/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 25, 2004 +466 Terrific tale of romantic obsession that pre-dated Fatal Attraction 5/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World June 16, 2003 +466 I think the fault lies with Clint Eastwood the director, who has made too many easy decisions about events, about the management of atmosphere, about the treatment of performances. 2/5 rotten Roger Greenspun 1 New York Times May 21, 2003 +466 As syrupy as it plays at times, it did spawn the genre of Obsessed Stalker movies, and showed the first signs that Eastwood could do more than act. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium November 1, 2002 +466 Aside from a few music-intensive segments that go on far too long, the story moves along at a brisk clip and there are a handful of good jolts along the way. 7 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide November 1, 2001 +466 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 26, 2005 +466 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 25, 2005 +466 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 9, 2005 +466 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 16, 2004 +466 5/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com July 16, 2004 +466 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 9, 2003 +466 2/5 rotten Michael Drakulich 0 Star Newspapers (Chicago, IL) November 27, 2002 +468 A charming sports drama that's more about humanity than the joy of winning. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed May 30, 2013 +468 Had Paramount played more team ball, they coulda been a contender C- rotten John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews February 24, 2011 +468 This umpire calls Hardball out at first base. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +468 This is less a hardball than a softball, without any curves or surprises. 3/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 17, 2007 +468 ...Hardball is much darker and far more adult than the commercials and trailer want you to believe. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 19, 2003 +468 Home runs for all the young actors with Reeves stuck at second base. 2/5 rotten Harry Guerin 0 March 5, 2003 +468 The Hollywood adaptation admirably avoids the urge to sanitize the material -- this isn't Mighty Ducks in the Hood. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World August 23, 2002 +468 ...a formulaic feel-good kind of film with cute kids and Keanu Reeves appeal. I wanted to like it more, but felt rather frustrated by its predictable storyline rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile June 17, 2002 +468 "It's exactly the sort of raw, powerhouse filmmaking you'd expect from director Brian Robbins, whose previous works include ""Ready to Rumble,"" ""Varsity Blues"" and that gripping expose of the fast-food world, ""Good Burger." rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 9, 2002 +468 "one of those irritatingly ""well-intentioned"" movies that constantly falls flat because it offers no depth" 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 13, 2002 +468 The toughness, tragedy and street slang built into it give it an aura of reality. 2.5/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 10, 2002 +468 Does what it's supposed to do, and it occasionally goes a little farther than it needs to. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 26, 2002 +468 Simple, predictable, and marginally satisfying. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 19, 2002 +468 What is striking about Brian Robbins' forceful direction of Hardball is its unwillingness to compromise fresh Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International December 9, 2001 +468 An enjoyable movie about the how some of us learn when we least expect it fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 13, 2001 +468 Amounts to a two-hour torture session that would make one long for the great beyond. 1/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 9, 2001 +468 Can easily be an inspirational, feel good movie if you let it--as long as you abandon any hope for originality. 5/10 rotten Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment September 30, 2001 +468 A smarmy proposition passing itself off as family fun in the style of The Bad News Bears. 0.5/5 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 18, 2001 +468 It could have been an extraordinary story in a familiar framework; instead, it's a conventional story with a few extraordinary moments. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 17, 2001 +468 Works where it counts, on the emotional level. 2/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 17, 2001 +468 Does surprisingly few lurches as it walks the tightrope between urban realism ... and family entertainment. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times September 17, 2001 +468 ...isn't all it could be but its heart is definitely in the right place. C+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 17, 2001 +468 Cutesy, cuddly pap. 1.5/5 rotten Pete Croatto 0 Filmcritic.com September 17, 2001 +468 A formulaic but amusing tale of a loser who becomes a winner by losing himself in the service of others. 2.5/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve September 16, 2001 +468 Reeves has charm to spare with the kids and Lane but fails to convince in his drinking, gambling scenes. C+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 15, 2001 +468 Akin to a thrift shop novelty that is way past its prime. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 14, 2001 +468 There's a word for this kind of storytelling: lazy. rotten Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner September 14, 2001 +468 A manipulative and superficial film using the worst type of theatrical trick to wrench the audience's emotional response. rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) September 14, 2001 +468 The film has heart. fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript September 14, 2001 +468 There's no cork inside Hardball, but there's more than enough corn. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety September 14, 2001 +468 Director Brian Robbins doesn't just push our emotional buttons -- he works them over with an aluminum bat. rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 14, 2001 +468 Beneath the sappy music and formulaic story, the core of the film rang true. 3/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly September 14, 2001 +468 If David Spade were introducing Hardball ... he would say that he liked it better the first time, when it was called The Mighty Ducks. rotten Leah Green 0 Kansas City Star September 14, 2001 +468 The fact that Conor is white means nothing, of course, except that he's one in a long line of white characters who become 'better people' because they meet adorable, courageous, noble, and/or doomed minority characters. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Nitrate Online September 14, 2001 +468 There's nothing wrong with a good cry, or a good cliche, and Hardball offers both by the barrel. fresh Norman Wilner 1 Toronto Star September 14, 2001 +468 Just dreadful. rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times September 14, 2001 +468 A routine film that follows the predictable path to such a degree that it could very well end up in the dictionary as yet another definition of the term. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! September 14, 2001 +468 Minor league actor could use pinch hitter. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune September 14, 2001 +468 A misshapen mess which relies on shameless manipulation and cute casting to cover its lack of a plot and phony emotions. rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 14, 2001 +468 You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll do exactly what this formula hip-hop baseball saga wants you to do. fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday September 14, 2001 +468 A surefire heart-tugger made with skill and judgment. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times September 14, 2001 +468 It may not hit any home runs, but Hardball keeps its bases loaded, providing enough fun and excitement to make it a diverting experience. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies September 14, 2001 +468 Hardball is striking in its portrayals of just how despicable, and frightening, life in the ghetto is for a kid. fresh John Kryk 0 Jam! Movies September 14, 2001 +468 This is a film designed not so much to tell a coherent and moving story as it is to deliver a van full of cinematic groceries to a certain audience. 1.5/4 rotten Don Irvine 1 Globe and Mail September 14, 2001 +468 A line drive. fresh 0 E! Online September 14, 2001 +468 This film is so artificial, so contrived and so full of itself, it not only makes you wonder exactly how the real-life events that inspired the movie occurred, but it also makes you wonder if anything can be believed in this highly fictionalized piece. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 14, 2001 +468 From The Matrix to this? Reeves should pay us to sit through this chilling, inner-city sports drama. rotten Jackie Potts 0 Citysearch September 14, 2001 +468 We're always aware of the formula--and in a picture based on real life, we shouldn't be. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 14, 2001 +468 So much a copycat film, with so low a level of originality, that it makes almost superhuman demands on its cast of young actors, who need only the love of Keanu Reeves to turn them into a field of winners. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe September 14, 2001 +468 Young people in particular, whose sense of security has been shattered, might find its message of tolerance and redemption valuable, and many adults could probably use the same emotional pep talk. fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 13, 2001 +468 Hardball is an unpleasant tale of questionable redemption for a guy who rightly says, 'I'm just a loser.' rotten Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle September 13, 2001 +468 Never really transcends the formula. rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press September 13, 2001 +468 Hardball might have been a decent movie, if it wasn't so racially insensitive, monotonous, stale, insulting and completely predictable. rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine September 13, 2001 +468 Surprisingly brusque yet likable. 3.5/5 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post September 13, 2001 +468 Hardball has more going for it than the dismal Replacements. fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 13, 2001 +468 The coach is the nominal main character, not the players, and, thus, Hardball is focused on the least interesting person on the field. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 13, 2001 +468 Shallow, incompetent, hopelessly contrived. D rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 13, 2001 +468 It's a tossup as to what's more distasteful in this film -- the slathered-on schmaltz or the grim urban stereotypes. rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News September 13, 2001 +468 'Coach' Reeves notwithstanding, this is baseball the way we always imagined, as an American pastime that has the sublime power to put a little joy in our heart. fresh Don Russell 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 13, 2001 +468 Strikes out looking. rotten Cody Clark 1 Mr. Showbiz September 13, 2001 +468 Cynics may roll their eyes at Hardball's earnestness, but the movie proves even the most conventional stories can move and engage you, provided they're told well. fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald September 13, 2001 +468 In the relentlessly routine new film, Mr. Reeves gives the impression of just doing time between Matrix episodes. Audiences may feel like they're doing time, too. rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News September 13, 2001 +468 Hardball is a two-hankie sports soap opera, but don't hold that against it. With surprising melodrama, the film packs some powerful emotional swings that will hearten the toughest of jeering crowds. fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press September 13, 2001 +468 It may not go yard, but it doesn't strike out either. 2/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com September 13, 2001 +468 Hardball is not as bad as it sounds, and at its best it's charming. fresh Bill Gallo 0 New Times September 13, 2001 +468 Hardball remains watchable when it's not hitting you like a baseball bat with poignancy. But by the time you've endured all of the shamelessly manipulative plot turns and heart-yanking speeches that close out the movie, all you can do is cry foul. rotten Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune September 13, 2001 +468 More a double than a home run, but worth a look. B- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution September 13, 2001 +468 Hardball is not some warm-fuzzy Bad News Bears clone transplanted to the projects. It's considerably better than that. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire September 13, 2001 +468 Contains more miraculous conversions than a revival. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews September 13, 2001 +468 Despite its title, it's too soft and squishy for comfort, and while it can't be counted a strike-out on the cinematic scoreboard, it's at best a weak single. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 12, 2001 +468 Hardball is a softball, and this umpire calls it out at first base. 3/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 12, 2001 +468 Hardball may sound like an inner-city remake of The Bad News Bears, but the sunny, light touch of that film is nowhere to be found in this somber feature. rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) September 12, 2001 +468 Aims for the gut but instead beans the viewer with a wildly unbelievable yarn. rotten David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter September 11, 2001 +468 Gatins' script is a hopeless mess. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review September 10, 2001 +468 By the end ... I fled the theater with ill wishes for everyone involved, including the projectionist and the guy who sold popcorn. F rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 10, 2001 +468 If you enjoyed Remember the Titans and don't mind sitting through a fairly predictable movie with a sound message of hope, redemption, faith and second chances, I suspect that you will be taken by this film as well. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 10, 2001 +468 It's the realism of the characters that really makes this film highly entertaining. fresh 0 Dark Horizons July 31, 2001 +468 3/5 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +468 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +468 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +468 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +468 2.5/4 rotten Joe Mader 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +468 2/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +468 1.5/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +468 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +468 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +468 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +468 B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News August 9, 2002 +468 3/5 fresh 0 BBC.com June 10, 2002 +468 5/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com November 12, 2001 +468 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 26, 2001 +468 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News September 24, 2001 +468 3/5 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews September 23, 2001 +468 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com September 10, 2001 +470 "... there's no apparent logic to any of this, except as a way to capitalize on the current vogue for imperialist fervor and steal the thunder from Paramount's ""Top Gun,""..." rotten Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 4, 2018 +470 This couldn't even excite me as a kid. A bad film. 0/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum September 21, 2003 +470 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 21, 2005 +470 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 22, 2005 +470 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 6, 2004 +471 A slice of old-school Noir. Arquette makes for a terrific femme fatale. 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 19, 2008 +471 Goodbye Lover is not so much a story as some kind of a board game, with too many pieces and not enough rules. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +471 The shoddy, decidedly unglamorous photography makes everything look cheap and the principals' complexions veritable roadmaps of creases and wrinkles. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +471 It carefully sets up a powder keg of conflicting relationships and affairs but instead of building the natural tension, it opts for a series of gotcha's. rotten Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +471 The movie becomes so convoluted in its wry-noir scheme and narrative twisteroos, it turns banal and wearisome. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +471 If you like your murder tales full of plot twists and turns, and you don't get thrown off by the performances, then this one is as twisty as a snake. fresh Bob Fenster 1 Arizona Republic January 1, 2000 +471 It's all directed with a eye to coarse, tongue in cheek caricature that's an uncomfortable fit with the material and undermines the lowbrow fun. 6/10 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +471 very funny, very dark comedy/mystery fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +471 A poorly-paced bland crime drama that has all the twists and turns of a 'Bewitched' episode. 1/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +471 A deliciously unpredictable thriller with a dark, very offbeat sense of humor. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +471 "Goodbye Lover"" is a gum-chewing mess. And that's WAY before Ellen DeGeneres shows up." 1.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +471 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +471 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +471 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 14, 2005 +471 1/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat May 18, 2004 +471 2.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +471 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 22, 2002 +471 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 8, 2002 +471 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +471 1.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +471 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +471 4 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +471 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +471 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +471 1/5 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +471 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +471 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +471 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +471 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +471 6/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +473 Flows in a lambent pop style, warm to the touch and scarily intimate fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion November 15, 2009 +473 There can be beauty in tragedy, particularly when the key ingredient is the same in both 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit October 18, 2009 +473 A playful, meandering, somewhat confusing tale that hangs together as a portrait of demented love. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 24, 2009 +473 It's a passionate love story executed in a dull fashion. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 26, 2009 +473 Beinex's Oscar-nominated, quintessentially French amour fou tells of a love relationship that descends into madness, splendidly played by Dalle as the free-spirited troubled femme; one scene of self-inflicted violence is truly tough to watch. A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 20, 2009 +473 Expanded to its intended length, the movie feels not like a failed narrative hastily washed in luridness but a purposefully meandering allegory of artistic frustration. 3/4 fresh Joseph Jon 0 Slant Magazine June 11, 2009 +473 If Betty Blue feasts on the bodies of its leads, it's this director's cut that fully establishes the movie's artistic bona fides. 4/6 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out June 10, 2009 +473 Beineix's film is awash with the humour and cool of his debut, Diva, but lacks the cohesion to sustain its weighty ambition. rotten 0 Film4 June 8, 2009 +473 Dalle, a model, makes a moving debut as the desperate baby-doll who fails to mold reality to her own conceptions of happiness. Anglade is more introvertedly affecting as the lucidly casual, but devoted Zorg. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +473 Devastating. 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 25, 2007 +473 Beineix's villagescapes and countryside vistas are hard to resist, and the dichotomy of a stone cold looney prancing around them only makes the tableau more curiously complete 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 29, 2004 +473 Centers on the difficulties of living with a sexually free spirit. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 26, 2004 +473 If Betty Blue teaches us anything -- and there's a good chance it doesn't -- it's that life is full of little mysteries. 2/5 rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +473 Love is not the same thing as nudity. This may seem obvious, but I feel it ought to be explained to director Jean-Jacques Beineix. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 2, 2002 +473 If Dalle finds with remarkable clarity the one note that her role calls for -- the petulant volcano -- she can't support the existential weight Beineix wants to drop on her. rotten Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post October 2, 2002 +473 Like Zorg, we are bedazzled by Betty's bright eyes, big moue and wild child's ways. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post October 2, 2002 +473 Perhaps what is least satisfying about Beineix' effort is its implied theme -- that women are mere muses to be addled, suffocated, and sacrificed to revitalize the imaginations of men. rotten Peter Keough 1 Chicago Reader October 2, 2002 +473 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 17, 2005 +473 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette July 2, 2004 +473 3/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat May 23, 2004 +475 Avoiding history and politics, Tourneur serves up, in a dreamlike Technicolor glow, a pastoral film noir. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker November 28, 2016 +475 Lavishly mounted Western by Jacques Tourneur, better known for his noir films B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 30, 2011 +475 ... a remarkably dense drama where the tensions between individual enterprise and communal good are often strained and the line between hero and villain... gray. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Turner Classic Movies Online August 11, 2010 +475 Jacques Tourneur at work in color on Western landscapes is something to behold fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion September 5, 2009 +475 One of those great Westerns, equal to John Ford's top work, that has somehow been undeservedly ignored. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 25, 2005 +476 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 14, 2005 +477 A tense documentary with multiple layers of meaning. fresh Deborah Young 1 Variety June 10, 2008 +477 Relentlessly gripping. 4/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 27, 2007 +477 Padilha allows neither easy answers nor ironic commentary, producing on both sides of the conflict a world of inconsolable grief. fresh Patrick Z. McGavin 1 Chicago Reader May 8, 2007 +477 Masterful. fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 3, 2005 +477 Much more troubling than any fiction... fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile July 24, 2004 +477 Padilha lays out the story with a crusader's fury while remaining careful not to slight the testimony or the suffering of Sandro's hostages. fresh Jim Ridley 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul May 19, 2004 +477 reminds audiences that simple techniques are sometimes the most effective means of telling a dramatic story fresh Tom Grealis 0 May 10, 2004 +477 A stunning indictment of Brazil's social meltdown, this startling documentary plays like City Of God -- except this time the bullets are real. 5/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com April 23, 2004 +477 As thoroughly researched as any documentary in recent memory. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 7, 2004 +477 A sizzling Brazilian real-life documentary by director Jose Padilha that outdoes reality TV in its dosage of reality. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 1, 2004 +477 Full of the kind of surprises, twists and cruel irony that have fueled many a Hollywood thriller. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 21, 2004 +477 Examines how this tragic saga stemmed from the deep fissures in Brazilian society, which pit a vast population of slum-dwelling street kids against the police and society at large. fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian March 19, 2004 +477 This smart, absorbing movie, which has been sharply edited by Felipe Lacerda, never feels like it's spreading itself too thin. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald March 12, 2004 +477 It's a chilling tale that leaves us with the fear that Latin America's exploding social problems may well be beyond solution. B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 5, 2004 +477 An extraordinary portrait of a life lived always in the shadow of despair. 3.5/4 fresh Mary Brennan 1 Seattle Times March 5, 2004 +477 There's no denying the subject matter is compelling, and the heightened sense of tension goes a long way toward redeeming the film. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) March 5, 2004 +477 A searing and fascinating example of a 'ripped from the headlines' story expanded to uncover some uncomfortable truths about how a nation handles its social problems. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 5, 2004 +477 To serve and protect... and blow your face off with a shotgun. 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com March 4, 2004 +477 A gripping film...even more effective for being a somewhat muted, well-modulated one, characterized by resigned grief rather than anger. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 17, 2004 +477 In a city that continually hides its social problems among the shadows, it's inevitable that the surest light to reveal them would come from a muzzle flash. 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle February 8, 2004 +477 Whatever your political stripe happens to be, or your views on the responsibilities of government, this is provocative stuff. fresh Bill Gallo 0 Dallas Observer February 7, 2004 +477 The deeper they look into this tragedy, the more it makes you feel. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com February 6, 2004 +477 Interviews, images and events accumulate, driving the story to its sad end with the implacable momentum of a Greek tragedy. A- fresh Matt Weitz 1 Dallas Morning News February 5, 2004 +477 A shattering piece of filmmaking that successfully ties the suspense of a real-time crime with the tragedy of a larger social ill. It will make you feel something. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) February 5, 2004 +477 Powerful stuff. Almost certain to convert its audience from passive observer to People Who Give a Damn. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania January 30, 2004 +477 Padilha edits the lethal standoff into a human tragedy, a journalistic thriller and a powerhouse social drama. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 22, 2004 +477 A piece of investigative reportage that is as compassionate as it is riveting. 4/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 15, 2004 +477 An amazing sociological artifact, if not a great film. 3/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 19, 2003 +477 The result is a gripping, forceful example of documentary filmmaking. 4/5 fresh Deborah Hornblow 0 Hartford Courant December 19, 2003 +477 Whenever we return to that bus, the action is as riveting as in any thriller. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 16, 2003 +477 Padhila's carefully assembled documentary has the fascination of a car wreck -- only any number of social themes ripple through this real drama. B+ fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News December 12, 2003 +477 A fluid and forceful indictment of a culture of neglect. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post December 12, 2003 +477 It shows us the spectacle of what happened while explaining the many factors why. It is extraordinary in the way it balances the sensational with the sensible. 3.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 12, 2003 +477 The movie brilliantly uses this intense narrative as a platform from which to observe some of the deeper flaws in Brazilian culture. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post December 5, 2003 +477 What starts off as a documentary about a hostage crisis in Rio de Janeiro deepens with every passing minute. By the end, you realize you've seen an extraordinary movie, easily one of the best of the year. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post December 5, 2003 +477 This is patient filmmaking, trading sensationalism for the rewards of investigation. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe December 5, 2003 +477 A heartbreaking film, but one everyone should see. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan December 2, 2003 +477 an indictment of an entire social structure A fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 26, 2003 +477 A haunting achievement. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner November 17, 2003 +477 It operates as a multi-pronged critique of a society in which the media, the police, the state and public itself are implicated in precisely the kind of violence that gripped the nation of Brazil that day. 4/5 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star November 7, 2003 +477 Padilha does much more than just present a hostage situation. He hunts down people who knew Nascimento and reconstructs his tortured life. 3/4 fresh Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 7, 2003 +477 A terrific example of artful documentary. 4/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies November 7, 2003 +477 It is Padilha's sensitivity, thoroughness, persistence and artful assembly of all the angles on this story that gets us heart-wrenchingly close to understanding the 'why.' 3/4 fresh Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail November 7, 2003 +477 Takes a single event that is compelling on its own and then takes it that much further by raising a question that's easy to ask but not always easy to answer - why? fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views October 30, 2003 +477 A compelling, heartbreaking story of a human being -- one of many -- who was simply tired of being a nowhere man. 3.5/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 24, 2003 +477 It's scarier than a horror movie and sadder than anything you'll witness at the movies this year, but it's essential viewing all the same. A fresh 0 E! Online October 24, 2003 +477 Tough and relentless, dazzlingly researched and crafted. fresh Ernest Hardy 1 L.A. Weekly October 24, 2003 +477 A thoughtful, analytical yet still emotional film, meticulously investigated and absolutely compelling. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times October 23, 2003 +477 Here is a model example of how TV footage and documentary interviews can both reconstruct an event and help us understand it. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune October 23, 2003 +477 Padilha sheds light on numerous social catastrophes and hypocrisies plaguing Rio de Janeiro and the incestuous, complex relationship between real life and reality television. 3.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 12, 2003 +477 A fascinating account, if less urgently compelling than it might have been. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor October 9, 2003 +477 a cold, sad requiem for a generation of the lost. 5/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com October 9, 2003 +477 A pulse-pounding piece of documentary reportage, and a terribly important account of a social problem in developing countries that won't be going away anytime soon. 4/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide October 9, 2003 +477 Padilha is onto so many issues sparked by one relatively simple act of crime. 4/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday October 9, 2003 +477 Uncovers a complex, multilayered tragedy with a surprisingly wide range of victims and perpetrators. 3.5/4 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News October 9, 2003 +477 The drivel they call 'reality TV' pales in comparison. 3/4 fresh 1 New York Post October 9, 2003 +477 A gripping and penetrating examination of contemporary Brazil. 3.5/5 fresh Ed Scheid 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 1, 2003 +477 Document?o excepcional que explora as mazelas da sociedade e do sistema judicial brasileiros. Retrato acurado de um Brasil desesperado, o filme nos leva a questionar quem s?as verdadeiras v?mas da viol?ia que impera no pa? 5/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena July 25, 2003 +477 Think of it as the best episode of 'Cops' ever made. You can't take your eyes off this movie, and you'll leave with a very heavy heart when it's over. 4/4 fresh Joshua Tanzer 0 Offoffoff March 28, 2003 +477 A deceptively straightforward film that has the force of tragedy and the depth of first-rate investigative journalism. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times March 27, 2003 +477 While evincing no sympathy for the hijacker, the filmmaker eloquently details the road that led him to commit his crime. fresh Richard James 1 Hollywood Reporter March 24, 2003 +477 An amazingly powerful piece of news journalism. 3.5/5 fresh Merle Bertrand 0 Film Threat February 3, 2003 +477 4/5 fresh Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic March 5, 2005 +477 C+ rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +478 All hail Tinto Brass doing Nazi Germany at its most debauched. 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 5, 2006 +478 Masquerading as an essay on decadence and Fascism, this predictably speculative slice of Nazi sex is aimed squarely at the box-office. rotten 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +478 Proof that there's far more to Tinto Brass than his ability to persuade pretty girls to show their bottoms. fresh Sam Jordison 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +478 [A] failure, although with some very interesting moments. 4/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +478 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 27, 2005 +479 The second feature by the openly gay Canadian director interweaves in a rather schematic mode but with elegant style the stories of five troubled characters, each standing for one of the senses. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 3, 2009 +479 You'll probably think in a new way about the sounds and the music, the look of places and people, how much or little you take note of the scents and sensations of daily life. 3.5/4 fresh Joshua Tanzer 0 Offoffoff April 29, 2003 +479 This engaging and tightly constructed drama explores the role of the senses in the lives of a group of Canadians. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 13, 2002 +479 This comedy/romance story is about communication and being in touch with yourself. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +479 It succeeds in engaging the mibd, but never really touches the heart. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +479 It is refreshing to come across a film that does not wallow obsessively in the human tragedies of its own making. fresh Emily Bobrow 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +479 C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +479 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +479 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +479 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 25, 2003 +479 2/5 rotten Bill Thompson 0 Post and Courier (Charleston, SC) February 12, 2003 +479 C rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +479 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +479 B+ fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 3, 2002 +479 B fresh Jason Clark 0 Matinee Magazine February 4, 2002 +479 A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com June 19, 2001 +479 1.5/5 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Filmcritic.com February 14, 2001 +479 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly July 14, 2000 +479 1.5/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +479 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +479 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +479 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +479 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +479 4/4 fresh 0 National Post January 1, 2000 +479 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +479 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +479 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +479 3/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +479 3/4 fresh Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald January 1, 2000 +479 3/4 fresh 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +479 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +479 8/10 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +479 9/10 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +482 With a more inventive storyline, Mars Needs Moms could have been an out-of-this-world cinematic experience. As is, the animated film offers an entertaining romp that will play best to the preschool and grade-school set and, yes, their moms. fresh Brandy McDonnell 0 The Oklahoman August 15, 2018 +482 A badly animated, dispassionate and irresolute mess. 1/5 rotten Jamie Neish 0 HeyUGuys August 13, 2018 +482 Here is a movie that seems at war with the notion that animation can inspire or invigorate. 1/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 31, 2014 +482 Mars Needs Moms isn't as bad as you've heard, nor is it as good as it could have been. Will it entertain your family? That depends on how much your kids like mo-cap technology, and how much attention they pay to the inner logic of a film. 6/10 rotten James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis December 29, 2011 +482 A solid, vibrant family film that parents and young-ish nippers can enjoy together. 4/5 fresh Guy Haley 0 SFX Magazine December 22, 2011 +482 a disposable family adventure it more than fits the bill 3/5 fresh James Luxford 0 The National (UAE) September 1, 2011 +482 As with a good live-action movie, it all begins with the script, and this one is solid-well thought-out, briskly paced, funny and sweet. In the end, it's the finished film that matters, not the process... fresh Leonard Maltin 1 indieWire August 12, 2011 +482 An extraordinary achievement in character expressiveness and realistic movement limited by a storyline for a pre-middle school audience. 2.5/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals August 2, 2011 +482 Mars Needs Moms dares to venture into some sad, tragic territory which, in a perverse way, made the film a bit more enjoyable and prevented it from being completely underwhelming 3/5 fresh Matt Fowler 0 IGN Movies June 20, 2011 +482 Infused with a half-baked psychedelic ethos, incorporating some rather incongruous imagery that is supposed to tie in with its simple-minded politics regarding ideas of child rearing and gender roles. 2/5 rotten Dan Gear 0 Moviedex May 5, 2011 +482 If Mars Needs Moms had not have been produced using the mo-cap process -- which still hasn't fixed the problem where some folk have a spooky, neither-alive-nor-dead look -- it might have stood more chance of finding an audience. 2/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) April 14, 2011 +482 Mars Needs Moms becomes a stunning achievement not only in the visual and action stakes but emotionally as well, with a heartbreaking clarity putting into perspective the love and sacrifices that good mothers make for their children. fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 FILMINK (Australia) April 13, 2011 +482 full review at Movies for the Masses 2/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses April 13, 2011 +482 Offers yet more proof that performance capture is a terrible idea when it comes to making fully animated feature films. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman April 10, 2011 +482 Children are unlikely to enjoy it, and parents will be aching for a few stiff drinks in a Mars bar long before it's over. rotten Philip French 0 Guardian April 10, 2011 +482 Mars Needs To Work Out How To Animate Humans So They Don't Look Like Possessed Shop Window Dummies. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World April 9, 2011 +482 Motion-capture animation takes a giant step backwards with this unappealing outer-space adventure. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International April 8, 2011 +482 It's enjoyable enough, but a live-action movie with a better script would have been much more engaging 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 8, 2011 +482 Good looks are about the only thing going for it. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) April 8, 2011 +482 It's an interplanetary clunker. 1/5 rotten David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard April 8, 2011 +482 Wells's fast-paced film mixes action, comedy and some heart-tugging emotion, delivering out of this world thrills to audiences of all ages. fresh Catherine Jones 0 Liverpool Echo April 8, 2011 +482 While the multi-level Mars is an impressive backdrop there's no getting past performance capture problems. 2/5 rotten Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) April 7, 2011 +482 The incoherent, over-complicated storyline is played with much too much gravity, and the few jokes aren't funny. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) April 7, 2011 +482 None of it makes much sense, the characters are largely annoying and the underground Martian city is drab and uninviting. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) April 7, 2011 +482 Family comedies about Martians don't need to be plausible exactly, but they need to be smart and entertaining. This one is ho-hum, so-so and so what? 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian April 7, 2011 +482 The story canters along at a merry pace and doesn't outstay its welcome. 3/5 fresh Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) April 7, 2011 +482 Mars may need moms, but does Earth need this movie? 2/5 rotten David Aldridge 0 Radio Times April 7, 2011 +482 Makes you long for the parentless state of the Martians the movie depicts, who kidnap a mother and inadvertently whisk up her little son during a mom-harvesting trip to Earth. 1/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times April 6, 2011 +482 The 'Polar Express'-style CG-meets-live-action visuals are creepy and flat, the characters are largely nonexistent and the story takes so many short cuts that it becomes meaningless... 2/5 rotten Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out April 6, 2011 +482 It's a solid, well-made family movie proving - as if it really needed to be said - that mum is the word. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema April 6, 2011 +482 [S]pectacularly mediocre... There isn't a whole lot... to really recommend Moms beyond the fact that it's not particularly offensive. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 4, 2011 +482 An uninvolving mo-cap adventure that's well below par. Marvin the Martian would be unhappy to share his planet with this bunch. 2/5 rotten William Thomas 0 Empire Magazine April 4, 2011 +482 Kids will enjoy this strangely touching tale about the bond between mothers and their children. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) March 25, 2011 +482 The film looks neither fully real nor fully imagined, which could be forgiven if Mars Needs Moms had something more to offer besides its nifty technology. rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday March 25, 2011 +482 Talk all you want about technique: a good animated film depends on story and character, and it's those vital ingredients that make Mars Needs Moms so entertaining. It's also fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com March 20, 2011 +482 "Mars Needs Moms"" is only consistent in that it's a mess." D rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) March 19, 2011 +482 Darker than expected but with a good theme: moms are great. 3/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle March 16, 2011 +482 What America doesn't need is more of these live action animated movies. 4/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com March 15, 2011 +482 As used by Zemeckis, 'performance capture' technology turns actors into inferior simulacra of themselves. The effect of this 'realism' is not just creepy but kitschy -- and even ugly when placed in this story's anti-woman context... 1.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) March 15, 2011 +482 ... unobjectionable enough for undemanding kids ... 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review March 14, 2011 +482 It has the emotional gravity of a greeting card. rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 0 Ebert Presents At The Movies March 14, 2011 +482 Part anti-feminist, anti-authoritarian screed, part insufferable culture-clash comedy, and part suitable space shenanigans that are nonetheless stranded in the uncanny valley. rotten William Goss 0 Cinematical March 14, 2011 +482 The computer approximation of Joan Cusack's face looks like nothing. I don't get how anyone can look at that and think, 'We're onto something. Next time we'll tweak the cheeks a little more.' rotten Fred Topel 0 Screen Junkies March 12, 2011 +482 ...a solid computer-animated flick that should leave adults just as satisfied and entertained as kids. fresh David Nusair 0 About.com March 12, 2011 +482 So, okay, men are completely irresponsible slobs, which is why women need to be unceasing nags. Check. Great message for the kids. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger March 12, 2011 +482 The animation, special effects and sound effects are top drawer. This family-friendly entertainment package comes with a lasting side benefit. 3.5/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum March 11, 2011 +482 Mars Needs Moms is visually inventive and occasionally emotionally potent, but feels overly padded in its attempt to stretch such a short story to feature length. B fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online March 11, 2011 +482 More dreary than fun. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly March 11, 2011 +482 The biggest problem, however, remains the animation style itself. Zemeckis' motion capture technology just isn't fit to depict human movement. Worse, it can't showcase a human eyeball to save its life. 2.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com March 11, 2011 +482 "This is just a big rollercoaster of a movie, filled with dazzling effects and funny creatures and the requisite five-hankie ""I love you, Mom"" ending. But then, there are some weird gender political battles at play here." B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News March 11, 2011 +482 I'd rather watch hand puppets deliver clever dialogue than watch the most cutting-edge supercomputer-generated non-humans mouthing dull, uninspired nonsense. 2/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies March 11, 2011 +482 A fun, all-ages space adventure. 3/4 fresh David Frese 0 Kansas City Star March 11, 2011 +482 Mars - in this case - needs more than moms. 3/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald March 11, 2011 +482 Surprisingly touching adventure has sad moments amid comedy. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media March 11, 2011 +482 It has its heart in the right place, and earns its few moments of emotional resonance, but they don't elevate the story past the thoroughly commonplace. C rotten Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com March 11, 2011 +482 It seems that it's time to admit that dressing actors in LED-studded catsuits, asking them to give performances on sterile white sets and handing the results to a team of computer animators is not a way to make a good movie. 2/5 rotten Mike Hale 1 New York Times March 11, 2011 +482 If Breathed's style could have been applied to the animation, this offbeat story would have a better chance at success. Instead, we're left with a kids' movie that leaves audiences cold. 2/4 rotten Jody Mitori 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 11, 2011 +482 "The best way to enjoy ""Mars Needs Moms""? Skip the movie and watch the closing credits." 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 11, 2011 +482 Aside from a relatively brief appearance by Joan Cusack's avatar as the kidnapped mother, there are no involving characters or situations. 1/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post March 11, 2011 +482 "While Wells's ice-blue color scheme borrows from both ""Tron"" films and a litany of ""Star Trek"" episodes, a majestic musical score by the great composer John Powell somehow makes everything old feel fresh and wondrous again." 3/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 1 Washington Post March 11, 2011 +482 Introducing children to fun questions about evolution and gender politics, Mars Needs Moms is an odd, little hybrid of adventure and simplistic allegory. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 10, 2011 +482 An impersonal, borderline-mechanical experience book-ended by the dramatic warmth its middle hour hasn't a speck of. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 10, 2011 +482 Talk about setting the bar too low, especially in a movie that kids will be watching. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 10, 2011 +482 Families may be pleasantly surprised to find this an often thrilling and imaginative ride for younger kids with a big helping of heart for parents. B fresh Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News March 10, 2011 +482 Mars may need moms, but Earth needs good movies, and this isn't one of them. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal March 10, 2011 +482 Mars Needs Moms isn't much of a movie, but it's a great teaching tool for how not to make an animated film. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star March 10, 2011 +482 Succeeds both as a sci-fi adventure and as a familial love story. 3/4 fresh Cathy Jakicic 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 10, 2011 +482 Mars'' needs Mom more than the filmmakers seem to realize. 2.5/4 rotten Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe March 10, 2011 +482 Mars doesn't need moms, and Earth doesn't need this movie 1/5 rotten Jason McKiernan 0 Filmcritic.com March 10, 2011 +482 One of those mediocre computer-animated kidflicks that seem to come along every couple of weeks nowadays...desperately needs more imagination, charm and heart. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 10, 2011 +482 The perfect family film in every way, moms, dads, kids and even those Martians are gonna love this funny, warm and wonderful tale. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 10, 2011 +482 An entertaining, accomplished movie that shows off what its signature technology can do... B fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club March 10, 2011 +482 Superlative craftsmanship but only the first segment is intriguing. B- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 10, 2011 +482 The film's production values are almost enough to make the film's monumental shortcomings worth overlooking. But only almost. 2.5/4 rotten Simon Abrams 0 Slant Magazine March 10, 2011 +482 Mars Needs Moms is precisely the sort of mess that just grows more depressing the more one ruminates on it. 1.5/5 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies March 10, 2011 +482 Red and Battle: Convoluted story, motion capture sucks warmth out of every scene 2/5 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com March 10, 2011 +482 "It's based on a children's book by Berkeley Breathed, creator of the classic comic ""Bloom County,"" so there's a shaggy, countercultural vibe; if you get in the groove, it's a hoot." 3/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News March 10, 2011 +482 No movie called Mars Needs Moms has any right being this good. But it is. 8/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 10, 2011 +482 The tone baffles and wobbles. This is one of the least visually appealing films ever to go out under the Disney banner. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 10, 2011 +482 What's missing, especially in an era when we've invested so much hope for extraterrestrial life by sending real probes to the real Mars, is a sense of wonder. 2/4 rotten Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times March 10, 2011 +482 Lively, richly animated with intriguing motion capture fluidity, and pleasingly designed with special attention to sprawling Martian environments, the feature is nearly sunk by the efforts of co-star Dan Fogler. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com March 9, 2011 +482 Very young children may enjoy this sweet-natured, old-fashioned, simplistic tale, but the movie suffers from the same problems evident in Zemeckis' previous animated productions C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 9, 2011 +482 Enhanced by nimble ad-libbing from the comedy-trained cast, the screenplay is delightful, by turns funny and emotional... A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly March 9, 2011 +482 Light enough in tone, but plastic. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel March 9, 2011 +482 After years of animators riding the post-Pixar renaissance and filmgoers feasting on the fruits of their labor, we may have finally hit a collective moment of big-screen-toon fatigue. 2/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out March 9, 2011 +482 Feels like an amalgamation of other animated films' styles and storylines, assembled by a marketing department bent on hitting a demographic sweet spot rather than artists following their muse. 2/5 rotten Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune March 9, 2011 +482 The skill level of this motion capture animation is getting better all the time. So Mars is accomplished at every level. But the three most important things in movies are story, story, story. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter March 8, 2011 +482 With originality an alien concept, the film proves to be the equivalent of sci-fi-cinema training wheels. fresh Nick Schager 1 Village Voice March 8, 2011 +482 Working against an ungainly title and a rather formulaic marketing campaign, pic is a modestly enjoyable performance-capture creation bearing the unmistakable imprint of producer Robert Zemeckis. fresh Lael Loewenstein 1 Variety March 8, 2011 +482 Mars Needs Moms is so rambunctious that it snuffs out much of the story's potential charm and pathos. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International March 8, 2011 +482 Visually arresting and emotionally rich, Mars Needs Moms is another animated triumph from a rejuvenated Disney Animation. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews March 4, 2011 +483 Thankfully, Guatemalan filmmaker Jayro Bustamante has crafted an impressive and introspective debuted gem that fuels honesty and a compelling brand of insight tip-toeing through the tunnels of cultural triumph and tragedy. 4/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 The Critical Movie Critics November 8, 2018 +483 The greatest success of Ixcanul, about a Maya woman living in the Guatemalan mountains, is that it makes you feel as though you have come to deeply understand a culture that is so deeply unfamiliar to us 9/10 fresh 0 ComingSoon.net November 2, 2018 +483 It often feels like there are a few different movies going on within Ixcanul at the same time, but they're all well constructed enough to make it come together as a mostly cohesive whole. 3.6/5 fresh Andrew Parker 0 The Gate August 28, 2018 +483 Ixcanul eludes the kind of drama that ceremoniously, if all too inevitably, attends the bucolic strands of narrative suggested by Bustamante's chosen milieu, instead opting for a more earthy but no less exigent denouement. fresh Jay Kuehner 0 Cinema Scope October 10, 2017 +483 Beautifully shot with local residents represented in the cast, the story gains momentum and tragic dimensions as it progresses. fresh Diane Carson 0 KDHX (St. Louis) August 28, 2017 +483 The feature debut of Guatemalan filmmaker Jayro Bustamante is a beautiful and unsentimental portrait of traditional Mayan culture where peasants live in huts without electricity or running water ... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com March 9, 2017 +483 Ixcanul is a mesmerizing, intimate and meditative coming-of- age tale that explores a culture rarely seen in films. [Full review in Japanese] 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 The Asahi Shimbun GLOBE (Japan) December 19, 2016 +483 An age-old story is played out among the cinders. 3/4 fresh Robert Horton 0 HeraldNet (Everett, WA) November 18, 2016 +483 Bustamante never lets the story mechanics overwhelm the basic minute-to-minute reality of his subjects, resulting in a film that's earthy and unsentimental and riveting throughout. fresh Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) November 16, 2016 +483 There's nothing glaringly wrong with Ixcanul, it's just hard to get whipped up for stoicism. 3/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review October 21, 2016 +483 The end ultimately justifies the means; whether viewers will want to stick it out is another thing. 2/5 fresh Scott Marks 1 San Diego Reader September 29, 2016 +483 The ideal village-picture fable, as fascinating for its innate mythology as for its ethnography. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express September 22, 2016 +483 While storytelling speed seems unbearable in the opening scenes, a rhythm emerges that identifies thrilling directorial control and an appreciation for the brutality of love and trust. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com September 15, 2016 +483 Ixcanul is a moving portrait of a clash of cultures we North Americans may never experience firsthand. 3/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post August 26, 2016 +483 As an indictment of how people of privilege continue to exploit and abuse life's have-nots, the movie is devastating. 3/4 fresh Anita Katz 0 San Francisco Examiner August 26, 2016 +483 Like its titular Guatemalan volcano, Jayro Bustamante's hypnotic film debut Ixcanul bubbles with the tension of a teenage girl at odds with her family's native customs, before erupting into a frantic and quietly devastating third act. 3.5/4 fresh Alex Migdal 1 Globe and Mail August 26, 2016 +483 Whether we're closely gazing at Maria or watching her stride along the ashy volcano's side from a distance, Bustamante lets images linger long enough for their beauty to fall away, giving us a compelling and tragic look at where our coffee comes from. 4/5 fresh Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto August 25, 2016 +483 Touching on multiple feminist issues as it goes, and even venturing, gallingly, into the matter of baby trafficking, Ixcanul can suffer from predictability... But the film's rhythms, details and visuals, particularly that volcano, are vivid and unique. fresh Michael Atkinson 0 In These Times August 25, 2016 +483 You can sense the director's respect for his subject in the movie's unhurried dramatic rhythms, its grounding in the earthy rituals of everyday life and its strong cast of nonprofessional Maya actors. fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times August 25, 2016 +483 "Ixcanul"" provides a window into a culture that we rarely see. But it's not just an anthropological study - it has a powerful story to tell, too." 3/4 fresh David Lewis 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 25, 2016 +483 A mesmerizing, understated tragedy. 3.5/4 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 1 RogerEbert.com August 19, 2016 +483 "More than a fable about the clash of tradition and modernity, ""Ixcanul"" is finally a painful illustration of the ease with which those who have can prey on those who don't." fresh Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times August 18, 2016 +483 All in all, this is an impressive debut, the complete absence of lava and ash clouds notwithstanding. B fresh Mike D'Angelo 1 AV Club August 17, 2016 +483 A work of tender long-take portraiture ... fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice August 17, 2016 +483 The film's structure, however stifling, is filled with gorgeous imagery and nuanced symbolism. 3/4 fresh Diego Semerene 0 Slant Magazine August 14, 2016 +483 A solid example of low-key, well-observed, humanistically sympathetic ethnography. fresh Neil Young 1 Hollywood Reporter July 26, 2016 +483 A transporting, hypnotically beautiful debut feature from Guatemalan director Jayro Bustamante. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Variety July 26, 2016 +483 Jayro Bustamante's debut Ixcanul is a profoundly humanistic inquiry into the trafficking of Mayan children in North America. 3/5 fresh Patrick Gamble 0 CineVue July 26, 2016 +483 Guatemala's active Pacaya volcano is a symbol both of ancient traditions and modern threats in this absorbing, beautifully shot film about the consequences of a peasant girl's pre-marital pregnancy. fresh Lee Marshall 0 Screen International July 26, 2016 +483 Guatemala's first-ever Oscar entry is an absorbing, beautifully-shot drama of cultural ritual and the drive of one young woman to escape a rudimentary social system. B+ fresh Ed Frankl 0 The Film Stage February 20, 2016 +483 Bustamante's well crafted film is authentically steeped in a nearly alien culture but its humanity is entirely familiar. B fresh Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience February 5, 2016 +483 While I don't like to give much credence to industry awards, if there's ever a film deserving of the attention that comes with being nominated, Guatemala's first ever Academy Awards entry is it. B+ fresh Nikola Grozdanovic 0 The Playlist September 25, 2015 +483 [F]or those drawn to cinema from diverse origins, wishing to learn more about other cultures, Ixcanul is a delicious, strong brew. 4/5 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian September 23, 2015 +486 A hugely enjoyable experience that's sadly let down by a rather lacklustre and uninspiring ending. 3/5 fresh Patrick Gamble 0 CineVue December 5, 2018 +486 Pitching him as an existentialist fugitive who drifts round department stores and into bars trying to reconnect with the world again, Piccoli's performance takes the film to a very sombre place. 4/5 fresh Isabel Stevens 0 ViewLondon August 27, 2018 +486 Cocooned in humor, lampooning the processes and players of religious politics, [Nanni] Moretti manages to raise serious questions that land with more impact than if they had been treated in a deadly serious manner. fresh Neely Swanson 0 Easy Reader (California) September 18, 2017 +486 [Nanni] Moretti pushes on to tell his story thoughtfully, with humor and deep humanity. fresh 0 National Catholic Reporter August 11, 2017 +486 Director and star Moretti is improbably likable as a sometimes smug psychiatrist. The entire supporting cast is composed of character actors with extraordinarily expressive faces. But the standout is Michel Piccoli in the lead. fresh Hannah Brown 0 Jerusalem Post March 21, 2016 +486 While We Have a Pope contains an interesting idea for a film, it ultimately fails to portray the struggle Cardinal Melville is going through, which is the centerpiece of the entire film. 5/10 rotten Jeff Beck 0 We Got This Covered January 16, 2013 +486 This is certainly a great idea for a film, it just needs better execution, less stalling for and wasting of time, and a better means of showing the difficult period that Cardinal Melville is going through. 2/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 16, 2012 +486 To its great credit, just before the credits, We Have A Pope slips away from its droll dramedy and offers a sharp anticlimax--a pointed stab at Catholicism now. The declaration of its title turns out to be the emptiest statement of all. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) July 24, 2012 +486 Such slapstick actually works, reminding us that the clergy are people, too, and the Vatican runs on electricity instead of a higher power. 3/5 fresh Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto June 1, 2012 +486 Always the star of his movies, even when he shouldn't be, the atheist Moretti gets caught up in his own papal bull. But Piccoli's blessed empathy prevails. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star May 31, 2012 +486 While Moretti is as secular as the character he plays in the film, he gives us a papal portrait that's nuanced and counterintuitive; we're used to the humanity of popes evinced as Borgian lust and avarice, not as self-doubt and humility. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 28, 2012 +486 Vatican-based comedy could have been sharper fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit May 24, 2012 +486 This is rich material that Moretti mines for both superficial absurdity and deep pathos. But he refuses to forge an orthodox happy ending, let alone a tinny satire. 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 11, 2012 +486 Piccoli, a veteran of European cinema, carries Melville with dejected grace. fresh Kong Rithdee 0 Bangkok Post May 4, 2012 +486 We Have a Pope takes its shots at the institution of the Catholic Church, but this is by no means a scathing satire. It's more of a character study, insightful and nuanced, about a man grappling with a profound sense of inadequacy, questioning himself. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 3, 2012 +486 Are we more fascinated by a peek inside the Vatican walls or by this portrait of a humble man who would rather watch a Chekhov play than pontificate? fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express May 3, 2012 +486 Though skeptical, the film isn't at all mean-spirited. fresh Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader April 27, 2012 +486 It isn't quite a religious experience, but it is a sweet one. In other words: We have a charmer. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune April 27, 2012 +486 "We Have a Pope"" is a nuanced, moving and profoundly humane exploration of doubt, faith, weakness and resolve." 3.5/4 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post April 27, 2012 +486 "We Have a Pope"" has great heart." 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 26, 2012 +486 On the surface, this Italian dramedy about a troubled cardinal reluctant to accept his election to the papacy is a likable, understated farce. Look closer and you'll see that it has serious issues on its mind. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune April 20, 2012 +486 Moretti's latest work looks at the church sympathetically, veristically, comically. fresh Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic April 20, 2012 +486 Like the bulk of the story, the movie itself just seems to be marking time, waiting for someone to take charge. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid April 20, 2012 +486 It's an amusing feature but also emotionally resonant and expertly performed. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com April 19, 2012 +486 Big chunks of the film are devoted to the idea that it's hilarious to watch guys in fancy costumes bicker and play volleyball, but that sort of thing is amusing for about a minute. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 19, 2012 +486 Although We Have a Pope is a heady concoction, it may not have mass appeal. It is blessed with a memorable performance by Michel Piccoli as the bewildered, overwhelmed cleric. But Nanni Moretti's direction at times seems as random as Melville's journey. 2.5/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net April 16, 2012 +486 "There's a sweetness to Italian director Nanni Moretti's ""We Have a Pope"" that belies its seemingly unholy premise..." 3/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday April 13, 2012 +486 Piccoli gives the film a depth it perhaps doesn't deserve. 2/4 rotten 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 13, 2012 +486 Whenever it stays with Piccoli ... it's mysterious and moving, struck by the humility of a man who's not up to playing God. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe April 12, 2012 +486 One would presume that a behind-the-scenes look at the process of naming a new Pontiff would provide ample fodder for observational humor. 2.1/2 rotten Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com April 11, 2012 +486 Habemus Poopam. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix April 10, 2012 +486 A premise in search of a thesis, a handful of scenes in search of a story. 2/4 rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Christianity Today April 7, 2012 +486 ... introduces two compelling storylines but struggles to bring them together. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue April 6, 2012 +486 Innocuous and mild mannered 2/4 rotten Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com April 6, 2012 +486 Despite moments that strain awfully hard to remind us that the church and its new leader are in crisis, it's basically habemus comoedia. We have a comedy. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR April 6, 2012 +486 What really matters is the affectionate, humanist perspective from which the filmmaker dramatizes the plight of a man who simply can't bare the weight of his job. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork April 6, 2012 +486 We Have a Pope is a film concerned deeply with how religious doctrine stresses a disconnect from human experience and, by extension, the very notion of humanism. 4/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com April 6, 2012 +486 The key stroke to the success of Moretti's film is that the thematic push-and-pull rides under the surface of what is a very often funny film. The laughs are frequent, but never mean. B fresh Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist April 6, 2012 +486 "If you approach Habemus Papam as a light-hearted farce - ""One of Our Popes Is Missing"" - then it will work nicely for you." 3/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times April 5, 2012 +486 Mr. Moretti finds broad comedy in the antics of some clerics, who can seem as sweet as children, but in Melville there is pathos and there is tragedy, and not his alone. 3.5/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times April 5, 2012 +486 A gentle fable whose humanist heart beats in Michel Piccoli's nuanced performance. 3/5 fresh Sheri Linden 1 Los Angeles Times April 5, 2012 +486 It's a half-sweet, half-rueful existential drama in which the satire comes secondary. fresh Mark Jenkins 1 NPR April 5, 2012 +486 What appears to be an amusing tale of a leader who has lost his way is also an unapologetic challenge to faith itself. 4/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News April 5, 2012 +486 A light-hearted comedy about the Vatican and the Papacy under pressure due to a surprising development. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice April 5, 2012 +486 The movie is a near-relentless intellectual muddle, throwing out signifiers and metaphors lazily and to no particular effect. 1.5/5 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies April 5, 2012 +486 It's probably unfair to pine for the movie a director didn't make, but it's disappointing that Nanni Moretti's Vatican dramedy We Have A Pope has so little to do with the actual selection process for a new pontiff. C rotten Noel Murray 1 AV Club April 5, 2012 +486 A nifty concept, sumptuous production design and star turn from vet French actor Michel Piccoli as an unwilling Pope brighten this lightweight comedy. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International April 4, 2012 +486 Until the potent concluding scene, the humor and shallow profundities of We Have a Pope pivot on the cuteness of geriatrics, especially when they're spiking a volleyball in slo-mo. rotten Melissa Anderson 1 Village Voice April 3, 2012 +486 Presents a seemingly unlikely situation and makes it seem real, investing it with more feeling and drama than you'd expect, even as it makes you laugh. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine April 3, 2012 +486 What grips the movie, for all its amused glances at Swiss Guards and ceremonial pomp, is the prospect of a single soul in crisis. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker April 3, 2012 +486 Nanni Moretti's latest is a mixed bag that too often settles for easy, superficial laughs. 2.5/4 rotten Andrew Schenker 0 Slant Magazine March 28, 2012 +486 There is hardly a single credible character other than the Pope, and... not a single situation that isn't cheerfully forced for maximum sweetness. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy March 12, 2012 +486 Nimble and pleasant to watch without being particularly inspired or inspiring. fresh Jon Frosch 1 The Atlantic March 7, 2012 +486 A mildly amusing political satire from Moretti, which is relevant but not witty or ferocious enough. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 6, 2012 +486 Not even the great Michel Piccoli can save a film with little bite but too much forced humor C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 1, 2012 +486 There are only so many yuks Moretti can milk from the sight of old men in clerical robes. fresh Jay Weissberg 1 Variety February 23, 2012 +486 A story about the differences between leading and being led, to see il Papa on a bendy bus is worth the admission alone. 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post January 5, 2012 +486 It's not as successful a satire, comedy, or melodrama [as Lourdes]. In fact, it's a bit of a tonal mishmash. Still, We Have a Pope is a nice allegory about the dangers of olde-timey traditions. 3.5/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix December 18, 2011 +486 A meditation on the guilt, regret and shame that come with age and acquired wisdom as a pillorying of orthodox hypocrisy. fresh Catherine Wheatley 0 Sight and Sound December 6, 2011 +486 The film flails as it fails, refusing even to mention any of the current serious isssues confronting the church or the nation. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) December 4, 2011 +486 Nanni Moretti's new film is occasionally amusing, but is also a frustrating and directionless experience. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 1, 2011 +486 Lighthearted and lightweight. Is Moretti beginning to lose his bite? 2/5 rotten Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies December 1, 2011 +486 It's an uneven film, almost pleasingly vague in its conclusions yet also unsatisfying. 3/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out November 29, 2011 +486 If as quoted, Moretti wanted to combine the grotesque with the real, he succeeded - albeit not entirely to the benefit of the film rotten Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile November 28, 2011 +486 Uncertainty is the essence of this unusual tale that is a curious melee of serious drama tinged with some unexpected comical elements rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile November 28, 2011 +486 Moretti here mostly meanders agreeably but toothlessly, parting the veils of ecclesiastical pomp and bureaucracy and finding nothing more subversive than a rejected thespian suffering from an extreme case of stage fright. rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 House Next Door September 17, 2011 +486 Piccoli delivers a masterful, career-capping performance in this funny, touching, and willfully underwhelming satire. fresh Brian D. Johnson 0 Maclean's Magazine September 9, 2011 +486 Habemus Papam gets lost in the secular wilderness, as the incognito Pontiff wanders about Rome, mixing with the common flock, in an overly pat commentary on the burden of infallibility. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail September 8, 2011 +486 Piccoli in a role that relies on looks, gestures and very few words, does not hit an off note, making him into a silent, everyman figure. 3/5 fresh Richard Mowe 0 Boxoffice Magazine May 17, 2011 +486 There is too little Piccoli Agonistes and too many cheap laughs, mainly involving cardinals getting their skirts in a twist or scuffing them up in an unfunny volleyball-contest sequence organised by Moretti's Vatican-hired psychiatrist. rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times May 16, 2011 +486 The film has a suitably dramatic ending but that comes rather too late in the proceedings after Moretti, ever an actor who likes the limelight, has turned his film into something too lightweight to get to grips with its central dilemma. rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard May 16, 2011 +486 Habemus Papam wants to emphasise the human consequences of a great religious office, and in that it succeeds. But Moretti's narrative construction lets him, and his film, down. 3/5 fresh Andrew Pulver 0 Guardian May 13, 2011 +486 A delightfully underplayed turn from Michel Piccoli as a newly-elected Pope paralysed by feelings of inadequacy, a large dose of widescreen confidence and some moments of delicate human observation fail to make up for the unresolved feel. rotten Lee Marshall 0 Screen International May 13, 2011 +487 The pseudomystical vagueness that seems to be Spielberg's stock-in-trade stifles most of the particularity of the source. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader October 26, 2016 +487 The film's grave problem is a lack of central heating: We don't have a single character to warm up to. rotten Sheila Benson 1 Los Angeles Times October 26, 2016 +487 [Empire of the Sun] has too much childish buoyancy to serve the disturbing historical events it's ostensibly based on. rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor October 26, 2016 +487 Now considered a trial run for the more moving, horrifying and involving Schindler's List, Steven Spielberg's drama, set in China during the Second World War, is a glossy and rather tame affair. 3/5 rotten Jo Berry 0 Radio Times October 26, 2016 +487 The sun sets on this Empire without convincing us that either Jim or Spielberg has come any closer to growing up. rotten 0 People Magazine October 26, 2016 +487 This is derivative melodrama with Spielberg hedging his bets by ripping off his previous adventure films to lighten a story that cries out not to be turned into a comic book. 2/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune October 26, 2016 +487 Empire of the Sun wants very badly to be a great film, though as Steven Spielberg really ought to know by now, wishing doesn't make it so. 2/4 rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Tribune October 26, 2016 +487 Empire of the Sun is a breathtaking movie in its scope and energy. It's just that, true to its childlike quality, this film is just a little too over-anxious to get its point across. fresh Cathy Burke 0 United Press International August 23, 2016 +487 Spielberg knows how to tell a story and this one is worth telling. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 21, 2014 +487 The best mix in his directorial career between typical Spielbergian flourishes of audience-friendly spectacle and seriousness of intent. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 7, 2013 +487 Arguably Spielberg's strangest object. fresh Keith Uhlich 0 Reverse Shot April 5, 2012 +487 Beautiful, but lacking WWII saga about a boy. 3/5 fresh Scott G. Mignola 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +487 Spielberg has dreamed of flying before, and this time he earns his wings. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine May 17, 2009 +487 Spielberg...displays a progressive and sophisticated awareness of issues of class and race that may be viewed as an apology for the casual imperialist and racist assumptions of his Indiana Jones series. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide May 17, 2009 +487 No special use is made of the talents of Miranda Richardson, Nigel Havers, Joe Pantoliano and the others, so it is up to young English thesp Bale to engage the viewer's interest, which he does superbly. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety June 2, 2008 +487 One of Spielberg's best films, yet seldom shown. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 2, 2008 +487 Christian Bale's debut is a doozy. 5/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 13, 2007 +487 One of Spielberg's most underestimated films, this survival saga of a boy separated from his parents in WWII Shanghai is necessarily episodic, but it's beautifully rendered, offering early evidence of the good actor Christian Bale would become. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 20, 2007 +487 Empire of the Sun is not as graphic as the hellish worlds of Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan, but Spielberg doesn't sugarcoat the horrors of war. 4/4 fresh Martyn Bamber 0 Slant Magazine October 11, 2006 +487 A fine performance from Bale, but the film is definitely an acquired taste. 4/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Empire Magazine March 22, 2006 +487 Spielberg includes a strand of populist heroism, yet even this fails to dent the awful message. And the budget makes itself seen, as does Bale's superlative Jim. fresh John Gill 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +487 There are many glorious moments here. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +487 If you've ever wondered where the Spielberg of Schindler's List came from, look no further than this underappreciated gem - the first real sign that he was more than just a generator of warm fuzzies. 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +487 Empire of the Sun reveals the countless ways in which war dehumanizes individuals. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 15, 2002 +487 A film that verges on greatness, but -- due to occasional shallowness -- falls somewhat short. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide December 4, 2001 +487 Christian Bale blasted away the old paint from what we've come to expect of kid acting. fresh Michael Atkinson 0 Movieline November 6, 2001 +487 Looking beyond Spielberg's self-indulgence... Empire of the Sun is a gem about a kid trying to find his way all by his lonesome. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 27, 2001 +487 The movie is always interesting from a narrative point of view. Spielberg is a good storyteller with a good tale to tell. But it never really adds up to anything. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +487 Spielberg is a virtuoso performer, and virtuosity can't be dismissed. But what Empire of the Sun proves is that it can have its limitations. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +487 Spielberg seems unable to come to terms with anything real. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +487 Good-looking but hollow. 3/5 rotten Darren Bignell 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +487 This is the best film I have seen this year. Perhaps the best in several years. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +487 3/5 fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 1, 2008 +487 3/5 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com September 29, 2006 +487 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 6, 2005 +487 4/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) May 19, 2005 +487 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 10, 2004 +487 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 2, 2004 +487 3/5 fresh Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly January 28, 2004 +487 3/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 5, 2004 +487 4/5 fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) October 5, 2003 +487 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +487 4/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) April 7, 2003 +487 2/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina February 10, 2003 +487 4/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) September 26, 2002 +487 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 3, 2002 +487 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +487 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +488 Seinfeld's dry delivery makes for a certain adult sensibility, but even the horde of celebrity cameos can't really lift the story off the ground. rotten Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 22, 2017 +488 Here's the final buzz: Bee Movie deserves to be queen bee at the box office. fresh Julie Washington 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer August 16, 2017 +488 Its moral that even the smallest creature can make a world of difference is one to be appreciated. It is a shame, however, that it could not keep up its energetic and fun pace established within its first act. 3/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 7, 2010 +488 The hyperactive comic randomness is deadening rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 27, 2009 +488 A consistently amusing bit of animated whimsy from funnyman Jerry Seinfeld that has the observational comic's fingerprints all over it. 3/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 14, 2009 +488 Has there ever been an uglier animated feature? The eerie, fever-dream-like faux three-dimensionality, the cyborg-like humanoids, the septic, etiolated colors. 0.5/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix April 23, 2009 +488 "Personally, I think I liked ""nothing"" better." rotten Bob Mondello 1 NPR.org October 18, 2008 +488 "... may not be ""about nothing,"" but it is not about much more than the puny pun in the title." rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 ESplatter July 5, 2008 +488 ...tries mightily to be cute and cuddly, and in this regard it succeeds...at least for kids. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 27, 2008 +488 Seinfeld's pleasingly idiosyncratic comic voice comes through in the haphazard, slaphappy storyline. [Blu-Ray] 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 26, 2008 +488 [T]his comedy provides sporadic chuckles but, you'll pardon the expression, drones on for much of its running time. 2/5 rotten Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC May 1, 2008 +488 Bland, watered-down Seinfeld-ian humor for kids, amusing at best, grating at worst. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies April 17, 2008 +488 Relentlessly uneven yet basically entertaining... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 10, 2008 +488 Without a particularly strong storyline and loaded with only modestly enjoyable gags, it putts along like a familiar old jalopy, reasonably likeable if eminently forgettable. 7 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide April 1, 2008 +488 Bee Movie is a solid mix of comforting gags, clever language and a meandering plot that doesn't seem to have enough gas to stretch out into a full feature. rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views March 26, 2008 +488 Bee-boundaries are so last-year and fans are likely to understand it in Seinfeldian-hysterical terms. To the rest of us it's an overstretched been-there, seen-that concept. 3/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals March 12, 2008 +488 Decade-old leftovers reaching for laughs. C+ rotten Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth March 11, 2008 +488 I can't believe I'm going to say it, but this film is as busy as a bee. 7/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review March 4, 2008 +488 Dreamworks Animation is not Pixar, no matter how hard it tries. Dreamworks' animated films lack the sort of effortless charm, animated grace and satirical wit that Pixar seems to generate instinctively. 5/10 rotten Brandon Fibbs 0 Colorado Springs Gazette February 28, 2008 +488 Bee Movie is a light, moderately entertaining romp. Not that there's anything wrong with that. 2.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 Washington Times February 3, 2008 +488 What distinguishes this better than half-decent comedy is its detailed insight into the bee brain B- fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly February 3, 2008 +488 Seinfeld the professional cynic has become Seinfeld the environmental crusader. Who'd have thunk it? 3/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald February 1, 2008 +488 Bee sure to see this. 8/10 fresh Simon Thompson 0 Heart 106.2 January 22, 2008 +488 This curiously flat animated comedy simply doesn't have the sparkle one expects from a Jerry Seinfeld project. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 12, 2008 +488 "Cleverly acted and beautifully rendered, ""Bee Movie"" is another animated triumph from the studio that brought us ""Shrek." 3/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review December 15, 2007 +488 Amusing and likeable, but scarcely memorable. rotten 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 14, 2007 +488 The best we can award is bee minus. rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 14, 2007 +488 What a treat to see a comedy that starts funny, is funny in the middle, and ends funny - unlike the usual Hollywood model in which all the humour is used up in the first act setting up the premise, and then winds down into sentimentality. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 14, 2007 +488 Sadly the animation fails to bee-dazzle - often looking a bit flat. Overall, it has to be a Bee-plus. 3/5 fresh 0 The Sun (UK) December 14, 2007 +488 This DreamWorks film is not the sliced-bread marvel it has spent an enormous amount of money pretending to be. But it must be said that Seinfeld's script is a thing of wonder. 3/5 fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) December 14, 2007 +488 The animation is fine, the plot accessible enough for youngsters and it clocks in at a snappy hour and a half. 3/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) December 14, 2007 +488 Bright, sunny and almost instantly forgettable, even Jerry Seinfeld can't stop Bee Movie from boldly going where far too many CGI animations have gone before. 2.5/5 rotten Saxon Bullock 0 Film4 December 14, 2007 +488 Whatever happened to no hugs, no learning? It's enough to bring you out in hives. 3/5 fresh 0 Total Film December 13, 2007 +488 Passes the time, but undoutedly one for the little 'uns. 3/6 fresh David Jenkins 1 Time Out December 13, 2007 +488 Bee Movie has its moments but all in all there is very little sting in its tale. 3/5 fresh Rebecca Garson 0 Sky Cinema December 13, 2007 +488 The depth of talent in the cast and gag writing shines through, but it's only just enough to take your mind off of the flat animation. 3/5 fresh Sam Toy 0 Empire Magazine December 13, 2007 +488 Amusing comedy with likeable characters, colourful animation and several great gags, though the script isn't as focussed as it should have been. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 13, 2007 +488 What Bee Movie really lacks is a compelling hero. Seinfeld is essentially playing himself, so what we get is a stand-up comedian in a black and yellow sweater. 2/5 rotten Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com December 11, 2007 +488 great fun 4/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is December 10, 2007 +488 I was thoroughly entertained in this lively burst of nonsense that has little agenda except to amuse fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile November 30, 2007 +488 Smarter than it is funny with delicious design. 3.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina November 22, 2007 +488 Enjoyable fun even if it's not particularly original. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 22, 2007 +488 "Bee Movie"" has a little bit of something for everyone. It's loaded with action and sight gags for the kids and enough adult humor to keep the grownups happy." 4/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com November 19, 2007 +488 While most animated features, even the bad ones, champion individuality, Bee Movie flies in the opposite direction by rallying around the notions of conformity and subservience. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 18, 2007 +488 The weak storyline hovers over a scene while foraging for material and then flits off to a new situation. Without a strong narrative, the movie tends to drone on. 2.5/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly November 17, 2007 +488 It's impersonal. It doesn't come from anywhere interesting. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 17, 2007 +488 Will small children even care about what bees do? All they care about is not getting stung. 2/5 rotten David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com November 16, 2007 +488 A friendly, joke-stuffed animated feature. B- fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 16, 2007 +488 A desperate, unfocused collection of bits and schtick that sends you out of the theater exhausted and unsatisfied. 2.5/5 rotten Michael Hastings 0 Orlando Weekly November 15, 2007 +488 As its potential trans-species romance can never be consummated, the movie turns instead into a peculiarly balanced relationship comprised of financial and legal accord. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters November 14, 2007 +488 Maybe it would have been better for Seinfeld to make an animated movie about nothing. 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk November 13, 2007 +488 Seinfeld, what happened? You've gone soft on us. Sure, some of it is fun but where's the sting? 2.5/5 rotten Pete Hammond 0 Maxim November 9, 2007 +488 Bee Movie is never an unpleasant experience, but it's never a particularly engaging or funny film either. 2/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) November 9, 2007 +488 Seinfeld's sardonic wit is as sharp and irresistible as ever... 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review November 9, 2007 +488 The big monster in this movie isn't the human race, but those humans who failed to make a compelling film. C rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) November 8, 2007 +488 A giddy, freewheeling, clever, delightful animated romp 'about nothing,' a thing onto itself, the very definition of existential phenomenon. 3/4 fresh Janos Gereben 0 Entertainment Insiders November 8, 2007 +488 Seinfeld's quick wit and glib personality are strong enough to give the scattershot story an illusion of coherence. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 7, 2007 +488 Compare this to the output of a studio like Pixar, and the movie really fits its title: a second-rate computer-animated comedy. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 6, 2007 +488 Too confusing to be humorous. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 6, 2007 +488 Rock has but two scenes in the film, but he needs a hundred more. Give the man his own movie, please, if only because it'd bee far better than this one. rotten Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice November 6, 2007 +488 This is a beautifully animated, cleverly executed, warm and funny adventure. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper November 6, 2007 +488 Beyond its basic concept, Bee Movie hasn't the first idea where to go. D rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium November 5, 2007 +488 Regardless of its PG rating, if you are a fan of Jerry Seinfeld's comedy style, then you will probably find a lot to like here. This is an incredibly witty film. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 4, 2007 +488 A spelling bee. A busy bee. A killer bee. But a Seinfeld bee? Sorry Jerry, your hapless honey-seeking hero doesn't create much of an animated buzz. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 World Voice News November 4, 2007 +488 I liked Bee Movie because it was cute, funny, family-friendly, and mercifully brief. 3/4 fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers November 3, 2007 +488 There will be more gags and puns in the reviews of press pundits than could be found in the entirety of this film, which fails to create a bee world of any logic or surprise. C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 3, 2007 +488 Seinfeld's droll, witty observations add to the adult appeal of 'Bee Movie,' and youngsters will probably enjoy its eye-popping colors. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 3, 2007 +488 "All in all, Bee Movie's large team of writers and directors scrape together enough for kids to enjoy, but kids these days have come to expect more than just ""enough"" from their animated movies." 3/5 fresh Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 3, 2007 +488 Harmless fun for the whole family. fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 3, 2007 +488 A snazzy-looking mixed bag. Kids will be diverted, adults will tolerate it, and all involved will be expecting something more imaginative than what Jerry Seinfeld has whittled together. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 3, 2007 +488 It's still the Dreamworks model of big, recognizable voices playing their personas, but this time it's an actual movie too. They wait a while to unload all the major pop culture references. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine November 3, 2007 +488 Bee Movie is fun, if not formulaic in its humor and story approach. The writers threw in every ... bee joke and situation you could think of, yet the movie still works. 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) November 2, 2007 +488 This well-meaning but comically limp offering from DreamWorks Animation inspires boredom more than anything. C- rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee November 2, 2007 +488 Bee Movie is a cute movie. Not that there's anything ... well, you know the rest. But cute is not what adults expect from Jerry Seinfeld, although children will be delighted. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 2, 2007 +488 Bee Movie doesn't touch the bar raised so high by Pixar, but it creates a little buzz of its own. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 2, 2007 +488 Bee Movie has a few charming moments and a scene or two with legitimate hilarity, but mostly it's just mediocre. 2/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 2, 2007 +488 Some humor in Bee Movie is too sophisticated for little kids, but there are enough dazzling action scenes to compensate. Youngsters won't get an allusion to The Graduate, but they'll enjoy the slapstick that follows. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee November 2, 2007 +488 The film is undistinguished visually. Worse, it isn't especially funny. C+ rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian November 2, 2007 +488 What I like about Bee Movie is its comfy, off-the-cuff charm: unlike a lot of animated family entertainment, it's not all Thwack Smash Kaboom. fresh David Botti 1 Newsweek November 2, 2007 +488 The movie has some pretty pictures and a few good jokes, but not nearly enough. And the story suffers from sitcom attention-deficit disorder, veering off in a new direction every half-hour or so. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 2, 2007 +488 Watching this pun-filled cartoon is like falling into a tray of children's watercolors -- the warm end, where oranges and yellows and ambers wave. 3/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News November 2, 2007 +488 A surprisingly unfunny, belabored and unimaginative comedy, Bee Movie is a huge disappointment considering the extent of Seinfeld's participation. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 2, 2007 +488 Nothing about the movie resonates emotionally. 2/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times November 2, 2007 +488 Jerry Seinfeld's comic sensibility enlivens this tale of a bee who wants to fly by the seat of his pants. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 2, 2007 +488 Seinfeld doesn't need to go back to his 'show about nothing' premise, but here's hoping his next project can be about just a little less. 2.5/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star November 2, 2007 +488 A kid film with not enough going on. 3/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies November 2, 2007 +488 Is it as bold as it might be? Does it blaze with invention? Is it the best babbling-bee urban biopic, bar none? Just about. 3/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle November 2, 2007 +488 Everybody's least favorite hive workers get an anthropomorphic makeover, courtesy of Jerry Seinfeld, in this animated flick that's got some stinging wit but a story that's strictly for the birds. C+ rotten Alex Markerson 0 E! Online November 2, 2007 +488 It leaves no unpleasant aftertaste. If you take impressionable kids, you should be prepared to explain two things: No, bees and humans do not normally live happily ever after; and yes, bees sometimes just sting you for the hell of it. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press November 2, 2007 +488 The film's charm, quickness and design carry the day. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News November 2, 2007 +488 A welcome diversion from DreamWorks Animation's increasingly trying Shrek series. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 2, 2007 +488 The vibe is loose-limbed and fluky, and the gags have an extra snap that's recognizably Seinfeldian. If I believed in a sitcom afterlife, I'd swear the whole thing was cooked up by Kramer and George's dad. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 2, 2007 +488 Genuine silliness is so rare a quality these days that it shouldn't go undervalued, even in a sweet little nothing of a picture like Bee Movie. B- fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun November 2, 2007 +488 The whole thing's pretty cute and breezy. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader November 2, 2007 +488 All of this material, written by Seinfeld and writers associated with his television series, tries hard, but never really takes off. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 2, 2007 +488 What a pleasure. After a cackle of serious dramas and actual letter grade B movies, this silly insect film was just the ticket to put a little honey in my tea. 3/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card November 2, 2007 +488 An agreeable though tame animated picture that more than does the trick but is unlikely to become a super buzz flick. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle November 2, 2007 +488 I got antsy in the bee movie. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com November 2, 2007 +488 "Indeed, Bee Moive is full of half-thought-through notions. Much is at first made of Barry's ""romance"" with a human, voiced by Renee Zellweger, but any potential problems in the friendship are dropped without discussion midway through." C rotten Abbie Bernstein 0 iF Magazine November 2, 2007 +488 Not only are the bees nonsensical, so is the plot, even grading on the fantasy curve. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 2, 2007 +488 Jerry Seinfeld's disappointing labor of animated-movie love is more of a lukewarm handholding experience than a full embrace. C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 2, 2007 +488 This movie literally just sits there going from scene to scene with a lackadaisical whimsy that, after a while, becomes a bit tedious. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com November 2, 2007 +488 Seinfeld's animated feature flies a little too fast to leave a lasting impression. 3/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies November 2, 2007 +488 Call it the curse of high expectations but with Jerry Seinfeld involved, laughs should flow like honey but they don't - unless you're really into bee puns. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com November 2, 2007 +488 Bee Movie will make you think twice before swatting one of the yellow and black guys next time you're being buzzed. B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com November 2, 2007 +488 Here's the biggest problem most folks will have with Bee Movie: It's not Ratatouille. 3.5/5 fresh Erik Davis 0 Cinematical November 2, 2007 +488 One of the better animated films of the year, an enjoyable and consistently clever ride courtesy of the very original comic viewpoint of the man who made arguably the best sitcom of all time. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 The Deadbolt November 2, 2007 +488 Kids should get a kick out of it, but anyone craving Seinfeld's usual brand of funny business will have to stick to TV reruns. fresh Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com November 2, 2007 +488 While never as clever as it thinks it is, and lacking the internal logic that makes a Pixar project hum with indescribable brilliance, Bee Movie is still a witty, imaginative romp. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters November 2, 2007 +488 "Unless your idea of wit is an unrelenting stream of groan-inducing insect puns, ""Bee Movie"" offers little more than buzzkill." 2/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com November 2, 2007 +488 Another ground-breaking show about nothing -- a hornet's nest of hype for a fat hive of nothing. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail November 2, 2007 +488 Not nearly as funny, clever or witty as one would have hoped. 2/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews November 2, 2007 +488 It has enough buzzing wit and eye-popping animation to win over the kids -- and probably more than a few parents, too. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 2, 2007 +488 Certainly Bee Movie could've been smarter, faster, and far cleverer, and it's disappointing to watch Seinfeld settle for less. For a man who made a mint reveling in comedic risk on a weekly basis, his first movie lacks serious sting. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 DVDTalk.com November 1, 2007 +488 Begins warily as a mild chucker and then reveals itself to be an increasingly clever and very funny appreciation of a bee's existence. 3/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com November 1, 2007 +488 Instead of gently skewering the conventions of contemporary animation, it simply follows them to a T 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com November 1, 2007 +488 "Bet you're just itching to see ""Bee Movie.""This little honey was launched with an ad campaign possibly equal to the cost of launching a space shuttle ... bees have been everywhere." 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 1, 2007 +488 made for kids with more bee puns than Carrot Top and Kenny Bania could ever imagine 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com November 1, 2007 +488 Bee Movie isn't a B movie, it's a Z movie, as in dizmal. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 1, 2007 +488 Bee Movie is certainly not low-budget, but it has all the staying power and creative value of a B-movie. The secret life of bees, as told by Seinfeld, is a bore with a capital B. 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 1, 2007 +488 The most genuinely apian aspect of Bee Movie is that it spends a lot of its running time buzzing happily around, sniffing out fresh jokes wherever they may bloom. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times November 1, 2007 +488 Jerry Seinfeld returns to the mainstream spotlight with Bee Movie, which proves as awkward and ineffective as George Costanza's attempts to wear a toupee. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine November 1, 2007 +488 Mostly amusing and good-natured, occasionally hysterical, and actually manages to sneak in a subtle lesson about nature. 2.5/4 fresh Cathy Jakicic 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 1, 2007 +488 It's not worth seeing, but if all the hype has you expecting a classic, you should lower your expectations. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 1, 2007 +488 Seinfeld's observational humor is relegated to the edges of a lightweight story. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet November 1, 2007 +488 The riskiest move Seinfeld made was to create an unlikable protagonist who is wrong every step of the way, but treat him like a hero. B- fresh Andy Spletzer 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 1, 2007 +488 Never funny, never meaningful, never coherent, never animated. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 1, 2007 +488 It's a minor film. It'll be amusing once and then forgotten. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 1, 2007 +488 If it's not Toy Story, well, what is? But Bee Movie offers plenty of entertainment for all ages -- though, truth be told, the older the better. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 1, 2007 +488 Bee Movie is best viewed as an oddball career move rather than as a successful movie. C rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 1, 2007 +488 This digitally animated feature is not a great movie, but it is colorful, imaginative and solid entertainment. In many respects, it's more educational and more exciting than it is laugh-out-loud funny. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 1, 2007 +488 Does Bee survive the hype? Not quite, but it is semi-charming and reasonably clever in that facile Dreamworks Animation kind of way. B- fresh Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club November 1, 2007 +488 Seinfeld comedy is cute fun for the whole family. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media November 1, 2007 +488 Bee Movie isn't the second coming of Seinfeld, but there's just enough of his singular personality to engage fans and enough buzzy action to delight the holiday kid audience. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International November 1, 2007 +488 Pleasant but entirely forgettable. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly November 1, 2007 +488 Bee Movie feels phoned in on every level. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post November 1, 2007 +488 At its relaxed best, when it's about, well, nothing, the slyly comic Bee Movie is truly beguiling. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 1, 2007 +488 It's on the easygoing level of Surf's Up, and a full tick up from, say, Over the Hedge or The Ant Bully. But given the Seinfeld pedigree it's something of a disappointment. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 1, 2007 +488 An often-inspired smart comedy for kids, and a vintage Seinfeld laugh for adults. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel November 1, 2007 +488 It's one of the better animated movies of the year--admittedly, rising to the top of a shallow pool. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com November 1, 2007 +488 Isn't quite as funny as The Swarm...neither frisky nor imaginative enough to merit even its short ninety-minute running time. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 1, 2007 +488 The mock outrage and dry sarcasm of Seinfeld's comic persona defines the movie's hero, a worker bee with a high-pitched, often cracking whine. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) November 1, 2007 +488 You might have been able to get away with stuff like this in the pre-Pixar age. Not anymore. 2/6 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out November 1, 2007 +488 Yet another animated flick with a starry cast in which a creature that ordinarily would seem pesky is rendered as not just harmless but even lovable and idiosyncratically human. Enough already. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press October 31, 2007 +488 Infectiously amusing? More often than not. 3/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday October 31, 2007 +488 After Shrek the Third's flatulence jokes, the return of that Seinfeldian wit brings animation up a level. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post October 31, 2007 +488 On the whole, this is another disappointing animated effort and it resides considerably lower on the totem pole than this year's current non-live action champion, Ratatouille. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 31, 2007 +488 The film is nutty, ecological, antically funny, and moving, all at the same time. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly October 31, 2007 +488 Seinfeld has completely dumbed-down his normal clever wit in order to appeal to younger kids; they're probably the only ones who might enjoy this. 6/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 31, 2007 +488 It's bee-buzzingly silly. 3/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend October 30, 2007 +488 If only every bee were named 'Chris Rock' the movie would have the stinging humor it sorely lacks. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 30, 2007 +488 Unfortunately, bees just aren't that funny. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter October 29, 2007 +488 Amiable but no more. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety October 29, 2007 +488 B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +488 2/5 rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +488 C rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide October 29, 2008 +488 D rotten Brian Gibson 0 Film School Rejects October 18, 2008 +488 C- rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com November 2, 2007 +489 Moore is the one who keeps the champagne bubbling. He is in top form, a delightfully demented leprechaun. fresh Bob Thomas 1 Associated Press June 12, 2018 +489 An abysmal, painfully unfunny comedy. 0/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +489 ...never becomes anything more than an inoffensive time-waster... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +489 A comedy which celebrates community and satirizes the advertising industry. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 15, 2003 +489 There are worse comedies and the ads are pretty funny. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 16, 2003 +489 "Mostly contrived comedy/drama, although the ""truth in advertising"" campaign is hilarious." 3/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +489 An aggressively obnoxious comedy. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +489 D- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +489 1/5 rotten Brian Tallerico 0 UGO March 24, 2007 +489 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 29, 2005 +489 3/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) March 8, 2005 +489 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 26, 2005 +489 1/5 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 6, 2004 +489 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +489 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +489 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +489 2/5 rotten James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +489 D- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly April 11, 1990 +490 Rohit Shetty's action flim is fairly decent despite a predictable story. 2.5/5 rotten Marwa Hamad 0 Gulf News (UAE) September 1, 2017 +490 Potent but problematic. 2.5/5 rotten Anupama Chopra 0 Hindustan Times May 1, 2015 +490 [Shetty] has an eye for intricate design. He pays attention to crafting scenes and characters. Couple that with Ajay Devgn's unfailing intensity and you have the tour de force Singham Returns. fresh Rachit Gupta 0 Filmfare May 1, 2015 +490 Amol Gupte is perfectly cast, leaving an impact with a superb, killer performance. 3/5 fresh Madhureeta Mukherjee 0 The Times of India May 1, 2015 +490 Sadly, the issue-based plot is not executed well. 2/5 fresh Sweta Kaushal 0 Hindustan Times May 1, 2015 +490 In the first film, Singham could not care less about powerful people, but in this one he does not seem to care about the law anymore. 2/5 rotten Panna Munyal 0 The National (UAE) May 1, 2015 +491 I was convinced I was going to hate this film. But, it didn't bug me as much as I thought it would. C rotten Paul Chambers 0 CNNRadio August 11, 2009 +491 I think it should be considered child abuse to inflict this tripe upon children. 1/4 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +491 There's a discernible lack of enthusiasm from almost everyone involved, and Duff, who's gone from wholesome to haggard in two short years, is flat-out scary. rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader March 6, 2007 +491 This is definitely a family trip to stay home and skip. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post February 3, 2007 +491 There's something pernicious about a toxic mix of sitcom and snickering sex jokes getting packaged and effectively sold as wholesome fun for the family. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 24, 2006 +491 Its heart is in the right place, but a reliance on gimmicks and sentiment undermines the story. In the end, both the laughs and the tears here come just a little too cheap. 2/4 rotten Carolyn Arends 0 Christianity Today September 11, 2006 +491 All I wanted to do was rent Ron Howard's Parenthood again just to remind myself that Steve Martin once made a film about families that was both honest and funny. rotten Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald July 1, 2006 +491 Martin and Levy mug for their close-ups and then retire to their trailers while the stunt doubles do the really hard work. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +491 A couple of good chuckles can't redeem this sappy mess. 2/5 rotten Helen O'Hara 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +491 A miserable experience filled with crude slapstick, cruder sentiment and retrograde jokes. 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com February 11, 2006 +491 ...[takes] a dated, sitcom approach that reveals just how little the filmmakers think of their audience. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International January 13, 2006 +491 A family fantasy that plays at being happy and picture-perfect but primarily comes off as fake and dismayingly unfunny. D+ rotten Gregory Kirschling 1 Entertainment Weekly January 7, 2006 +491 The treacle spreads like molten lava and everyone ends up flat on their molasses. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) January 7, 2006 +491 if you go to this movie and find any decent laugh in there whatsoever, you should know right now that I have nothing but utter contempt for you. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 Los Angeles CityBeat January 4, 2006 +491 [A] cinematic Bataan death march of pratfalls, kicks to the crotch, leg-humping dogs, pseudo-adorable rugrats who are a collective menace to society, and stomach-turning schmaltz... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 3, 2006 +491 This sequel is just a string of lame slapstick gags, where Steve Martin acts handicapped, makes a fool of himself and gets a wetsuit stuck up his butt. 1/5 rotten Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week January 2, 2006 +491 Cheaper by the gross. D rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) January 1, 2006 +491 Here's a sentence I never thought I'd write: Carmen Electra is more interesting than Steve Martin. 1/4 rotten Kim Morgan 0 Reel.com December 31, 2005 +491 This cheerless, tiresome sequel is so tastless and flimsy that it proves big families aren't much fun after all. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com December 30, 2005 +491 I wonder how many meetings they had before they came up with that title. And didn't we just see this movie a couple of weeks ago, and wasn't it called Yours, Mine and Ours? rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 29, 2005 +491 Any movie that stars Steve Martin and Bonnie Hunt can't be all bad, and this one isn't. 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 27, 2005 +491 ... you may get a half-hour sitcom's worth of laughs, but little more. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle December 27, 2005 +491 ... feels cobbled together by a committee fresh from a marathon of family reunion and summer camp comedies. C- rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 27, 2005 +491 Crammed with moppet mayhem, mawkish sentiment and bruising slapstick, it's a flat-footed retread only Right to Lifers could love. 1/4 rotten Neil Smith 0 BBC.com December 27, 2005 +491 Even the bloopers during the closing credits stink. 1.5/5 rotten Norm Schrager 0 Filmcritic.com December 24, 2005 +491 The humor in Sam Harper's script is as malnourished as Hilary Duff appears to be. 1/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune December 24, 2005 +491 For the most part, director Adam Shankman keeps the mayhem comprehensible. 2.5/4 fresh Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix December 24, 2005 +491 It aims to be pleasant and good-natured, which it is. There are enough laughs scattered throughout to keep everything moderately amusing, and the cast is likeable. 3.5/5 fresh Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic December 22, 2005 +491 While their last movie relied on boisterous physical humor, this is built on a family feud. 2/4 rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 22, 2005 +491 The movie may play better on video screens in the back of minivans, but I suspect even seat-belted children will remain unimpressed. rotten James C. Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly December 22, 2005 +491 Shankman drops the ball at the finish line, jettisoning the tough-love fun for cheap sentimentality. 2.5/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly December 22, 2005 +491 "This by-the-numbers pratfall-fest is as synthetically generic as a ""Happy Holidays"" card from your realtor." C+ rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 21, 2005 +491 The kids will love it; parents will just have to put up with it. 2/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette December 21, 2005 +491 This film is funniest when it doesn't try so hard. rotten Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 21, 2005 +491 Sequels to comedies usually come with a risk to one's digestive system, and sequels to bad comedies should carry a warning label. rotten David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 21, 2005 +491 Unfortunately in this instance, more doesn't make merry, only mayhem. 1.5/4 rotten Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide December 21, 2005 +491 Two Dozens and Ours together don't have a dozen laughs between them. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 21, 2005 +491 Moviegoers who enjoyed the PG anarchy the first time around should find amusement in the second Dozen. If the last picture left you with a migraine and a sense of claustrophobia, the sequel will be another bout of pain. 2/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 21, 2005 +491 Unfortunately, this family comedy doesn't live up to its promising premise. 2/5 rotten Jane Stevenson 0 Jam! Movies December 21, 2005 +491 There is no hilarity, just a couple of veteran funnymen going through the hellishly predictable motions in this unimaginative and unnecessary sequel. 1.5/4 rotten Brian McTavish 0 Kansas City Star December 21, 2005 +491 There is a good movie to be made about the difficulties parents have in letting go of their children. Actually, Ron Howard already made that movie. It was called Parenthood and it starred Steve Martin. 1.5/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 21, 2005 +491 If the creators seem lethally bored with their product, most viewers will find their patience tested, too. 1.5/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald December 21, 2005 +491 The film is at its best when it's not trying to be desperately funny, but that's rare. 2/4 rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 21, 2005 +491 I did say almost. As comedies and sequels go, this one still isn't any good. The writing by screenwriter Sam Harper is astonishingly limp, going to places even a bad NBC sitcom would be afraid to tread. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 21, 2005 +491 A cheerless sequel to an uninspired remake. 1/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News December 21, 2005 +491 Jimmy's kids' resentment is noticed only by the keenly attentive Carmen Electra. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopPolitics.com December 21, 2005 +491 This half-hearted, obviously obligatory sequel feels labored and twice as long as it really is. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 21, 2005 +491 Cute kids. Harried fathers. Wise, understanding mothers. Some stupid pet tricks. A little girl falls in love. Over-protective father messes things up. Money isn't everything. Tender moments. And lots of pratfalls. C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 21, 2005 +491 Sure ain't a movie. Nope, it's a product, pure and very simple and carefully tested to sell to the widest possible market. 1/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail December 21, 2005 +491 All the characters get in fights but, SPOILER ALERT, everything ends with hugs, violins, good wishes and warm hearts. D rotten Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution December 21, 2005 +491 As I watched this sequel, a certain good feeling began to make itself known. Yes, the movie is unnecessary. However, it is unnecessary at a higher level of warmth and humor than the recent remake Yours, Mine and Ours. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 21, 2005 +491 It's a strange feeling to come out of a movie aimed at kids, much less a sequel to something like Cheaper by the Dozen, and not feel as though I need a shower and a vasectomy. B- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com December 20, 2005 +491 After making Shopgirl, it appears Steve Martin had a lobotomy. 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 20, 2005 +491 Yeah, cheaper is right. C rotten 0 E! Online December 20, 2005 +491 Bland, canned but studiously professional. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety December 20, 2005 +491 A harmless, inoffensive bit of family programming during the holiday season -- and there's nothing wrong with that. But 'harmless' doesn't have to mean dull. 2/4 rotten Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune December 20, 2005 +491 This messy blend of silly slapstick and oversentimentality probably won't please children, teenagers or adults. 1/5 rotten Laura Kern 1 New York Times December 20, 2005 +491 Heed my warning: Unless you guys stop going en masse to movies like the first Cheaper by the Dozen, genuinely funny people like Hunt, Martin and Levy will forever be forced to pay their heating bills doing bland franchise fillers like this. 1.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday December 20, 2005 +491 Martin's soul is for sale, dirt cheap. 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 20, 2005 +491 Shallow, meandering, predictable, padded, and jam-packed with one unfunny, hoarily conceived slapstick bit or pratfall after the next. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 20, 2005 +491 The big Baker clan goes for a vacation at a Wisconsin lake, and we get drowned in a sea of slapstick and schmaltz...but it's actually an improvement on its predecessor. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 20, 2005 +491 Concerned with pat platitudes about learning to say goodbye, the importance of family, and the superiority of parental leniency over authoritarian strictness. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine December 20, 2005 +491 Okay, everybody, back to your shopping--there's nothing to see here. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 20, 2005 +491 C- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 29, 2013 +491 2/5 rotten Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +491 1/4 rotten Chelsea Bain 0 Boston Herald October 21, 2006 +491 2/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com May 27, 2006 +491 D rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com December 21, 2005 +493 It is as if Cohen had a list of ideas he wanted to incorporate, but no real sense of how to articulate them, so they all wind up in a big, messy stew. 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 24, 2016 +493 An uneven homage spoof on auteurs like Hitchcock, Powell and Ferrara. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 6, 2010 +493 Coherence is not the strong point here. rotten Walter Goodman 1 New York Times May 21, 2003 +493 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 25, 2005 +494 The theme of innocent love is so prevalent and it feels good to watch unconditional displays of it, even within an animated fictional film. fresh Stephanie Cooke 0 Rogues Portal August 20, 2018 +494 "Even the most amazing of the great Pixar films could be tagged with the label of ""antiseptic."" No one would use that for Totoro, which, especially if seen under optimum conditions, astounds with its vibrancy." 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 29, 2018 +494 As simply as we can put it, My Neighbor Totoro is a masterpiece of children's animation. There's no one we wouldn't recommend it to. fresh Austin Trunick 0 Under the Radar October 19, 2017 +494 A beautifully observed study of childhood that's unmissable, whatever your age. 5/5 fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) September 5, 2017 +494 It is as much a portrait of a time and place as it is the story of two sisters. Mei and Satsuki, like real kids, are sometimes infuriating, stubborn, and then in the next moment lovable. fresh Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 24, 2017 +494 A typically erratic effort from Hayao Miyazaki... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 16, 2015 +494 Despite these limits, My Neighbor Totoro is a gentle and affirming film. fresh Charles Solomon 1 Los Angeles Times December 8, 2014 +494 Miyazaki's appreciation of miraculous possibilities and childhood visions is what drives Totoro. 3/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times December 8, 2014 +494 Sheer enchantment. fresh Ted Shen 1 Chicago Reader December 8, 2014 +494 One of the finest family films ever made. fresh Richard Luck 0 Film4 December 8, 2014 +494 ...a clarion call for the legitimacy of imagination - not only in stories, but in the real world. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm October 2, 2014 +494 A film that crosses generations and cultural barriers: watching it, it's hard not to feel like a kid again. A+ fresh Christopher Runyon 0 Movie Mezzanine February 20, 2014 +494 A beautifully observed film that has become a guaranteed charmer for all ages. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) May 24, 2013 +494 Despite the cuteness, there's little in the way of icky sentiment - indeed the spectre of death hangs over the story - but it's a captivating world you won't want to come home from. 5/5 fresh Steve Rose 0 Guardian May 23, 2013 +494 The world the characters inhabit is less expressionist than impressionist, blessed with a delicate evocation of natural light and color that subtly incorporates Miyazaki's environmentalism. A- fresh Sam Adams 1 AV Club May 23, 2013 +494 Perfect. Simple as. 5/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies May 23, 2013 +494 An otherworldly tale of childhood and a definitive work of imagination. 5/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine May 20, 2013 +494 With the finest rhythm of any Ghibli film, this masterwork gently see-saws the faint aches of youth with utter trust in the wonder of a nature-inspired imagination. In lulling, Ozu-like moments, the landscape twinkles in its beauty, like the film itself. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) May 6, 2013 +494 As a hangout movie for kids, My Neighbor Totoro pleases with its easygoing pace, curiosity about the natural world, and sweet spirit. B fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 February 4, 2013 +494 One of the best animated films ever made for families: it celebrates feminine sensitivity, the importance of the spirit world, respect for nature, and the pre-eminence of the spiritual practice of kindness. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 30, 2010 +494 While the fantasy and whimsy captures the playful imagination of children, a powerful undercurrent of emotional crisis grounds their experience... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com March 25, 2010 +494 A soft, approachable film, about simple, peaceful emotions and characters. That may sound unambitious, but it is the most ambitious thing of all. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy March 17, 2010 +494 Visually arresting and consistently compelling, this movie is magical. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters March 6, 2010 +494 Miyazaki's cinematic magic is so enchanting that even a slew of unremarkable extra features won't take the smile off your face. fresh Christian Blauvelt 0 Slant Magazine March 4, 2010 +494 Miyazaki is a genius. 3.5/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +494 The painted backgrounds are lush, realistic, and full of luxuriant foliage. The character animation, while stiff by Disney standards, is appropriate to the characters and expressive enough to bring them to life for the audience. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide September 1, 2008 +494 Obviously aimed at an international audience, the film evinces a disorienting combination of cultures that produces a nowhere land more confused than fascinating. rotten Leonard Klady 1 Variety September 1, 2008 +494 what Miyazaki has animated is an idyll, that most melancholic and nostalgic of genres, where landscapes vanish, innocence is lost and death is as much a part of nature as life. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Eye for Film August 2, 2007 +494 The lack of sentimentality will be utterly refreshing to those raised on a diet of Disney. fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out June 19, 2007 +494 A real contender for the greatest animated family film ever made. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +494 The beauty of My Neighbor Totoro is its simplicity. It's a warm and friendly story that just made me feel good after watching it. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures March 11, 2006 +494 A little dated and a little immature when compared to later Miyazaki works, but that's not such a bad thing, really. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com March 24, 2005 +494 Too much of the film...is taken up with stiff, mechanical chitchat. rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +494 Has such assured naturalism and incidental detail that it seems we are watching animated actors, not just cartoon characters fresh Shane Burridge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 17, 2003 +494 Showcases Miyazaki's delightful iconography of spirits, demons, and wood sprites at its most gentle. 5/5 fresh Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com October 15, 2003 +494 A welcome antidote to the US cultural imperialism of countless inferior Disney sell-thru videos . . . 4/5 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Movie Gurus February 26, 2003 +494 A classic children's film from the master of Japanese animation. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope February 25, 2003 +494 Wonderfully entertaining animation. 5/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) February 7, 2003 +494 one of the most accomplished and important children's films ever made. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 9, 2002 +494 Here is a children's film made for the world we should live in, rather than the one we occupy. fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 6, 2002 +494 My Neighbor Totoro is more than a fairy tale; it is an engaging story which uses fantasy sparingly. 8 fresh Cheryl DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide July 25, 2001 +494 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 15, 2005 +494 5/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 4, 2003 +494 5/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 14, 2002 +497 ... an enjoyable, if decidedly minor, love story... fresh Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 3, 2018 +497 Field relaxes into a sunny and seductive performance. She and Garner play off each other beautifully. fresh 0 People Magazine February 29, 2016 +497 Martin Ritt directs the screenplay by Harriet Frank Jr. and Irving Ravetch, who cross the country wisdom of Tennessee Ernie Ford with the stale wit of the Johnny Carson joke team. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post February 29, 2016 +497 The picture just lumbers along, lightly propelled by a series of contrived conflicts ... and anecdotal observations that don't add up to much. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader February 29, 2016 +497 Director Martin Ritt and screenwriters Harriet Frank, Jr., and Irving Ravetch rely too heavily on little vignette sequences to move the narrative, a technique that quickly becomes tedious and predictable. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide February 29, 2016 +497 Mildly engaging but well acted romantic melodrama, especially by James Garner, who received his first and only Best Actor Oscar nomination for playing a small-town pharmacist. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 23, 2013 +497 A depressing barometer of contemporary Hollywood. rotten Derek Adams 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +497 A quirky May-December romancer that's subtle and low key in its sweetness. Garner and Field make for an unlikely romantic tandem 4/5 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye June 3, 2004 +497 Despite Field's full-on personality, which dominates the screen most of the time, Garner's laid-back charm is allowed to shine through. fresh 0 Film4 March 24, 2004 +497 Mr. Garner and Miss Field are able comic actors, but they can't be much better than the corny material, the occasional one-liners and an overall sunniness that refuses to set. rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +497 Amiable light rom-com. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +497 A delightful romantic comedy about a widower and a single parent who learn to listen once again to the promptings of the hearts when love surprises them. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 15, 2002 +497 "Murphy's Romance"" takes a whole movie to arrive at the conclusion that takes us two minutes, but that doesn't mean this is a predictable movie." 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +497 4/5 fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily April 12, 2006 +497 B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 28, 2005 +497 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly April 21, 2005 +497 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 3, 2004 +497 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 6, 2004 +497 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +497 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 15, 2003 +497 4/5 fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) January 21, 2003 +497 3/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 16, 2002 +497 8 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Apollo Guide March 22, 2001 +500 Stambrini's dialogue seems especially dull, and the screenplay lacks dramatic urgency. 1/4 rotten 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 24, 2003 +500 By the time we get to the big finish, it feels as if we've merely been poked repeatedly in the ribs with a really good-looking stick. rotten 1 L.A. Weekly August 27, 2003 +500 Stambrini and her cinematographer, Fabio Cianchetti, give the proceedings a high-tech, energetic look that keeps the thrill and entertainment levels high. 2.5/4 fresh 1 New York Post July 8, 2003 +500 Containing elements from more than a few of its similarly themed predecessors, the loopy but tautly staged Gasoline still manages to be engrossing throughout its brief running time. fresh Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter July 8, 2003 +500 Impressively stylish but curiously empty. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide July 6, 2003 +500 Benzina has a hip look to it. The film is set in a particularly bleak urban landscape and has plenty of noir elements and edge, visually speaking, but the story is ridiculous. 2.5/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies July 5, 2003 +500 A film that feels like a Europeanized compendium of just about every indie alt-action movie cliche of the past decade. 2/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star July 5, 2003 +500 [Director Monica] Stambrini drapes the film in a cultural scramble-suit. 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central July 4, 2003 +500 By the time Lenni's and Stella's story has played out, the writers must have laid down their pens with a sigh. Even the subtitle guy was probably relieved. 1/4 rotten Chris Knight 0 National Post July 4, 2003 +500 A welcome slice of moodiness in a film season hell-bent on happiness at all costs. B fresh 0 E! Online July 3, 2003 +500 Devoid of originality, Gasoline is at least a model of modesty -- a road movie that goes nowhere slowly, and ends up where it began. rotten Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice July 1, 2003 +500 Tautly acted, fairly sexy and atmospheric. 4/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times July 1, 2003 +500 A notable debut for director Monica Stambrini. 3/5 fresh Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY March 26, 2003 +500 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +500 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 9, 2005 +500 2/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com November 18, 2003 +502 Besides featuring people we can actually identify with, the film itself is actually pretty terrifying 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 4, 2010 +502 Lawrence Gough's horror thriller ploughs its way through its strange plot pretty thoroughly. fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard March 22, 2010 +502 A smartly budgeted and often scary chiller. 3/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times March 22, 2010 +502 It's an efficient genre workout, with plenty of shocks and splats and a political subtext, but most impressively, it successfully combines dread with the domestic... 3/5 fresh Michael Gillespie 0 The Skinny March 22, 2010 +502 Gough can't disguise his third act monster's rubberiness, but it doesn't fatally wound his clever chiller that impresses up to its inevitably downbeat conclusion. 3/5 fresh Rob Daniel 0 Sky Cinema March 22, 2010 +502 It's a promising premise that soon gets stuck in a cul-de-sac. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) March 19, 2010 +502 The spectre of suburban domestic angst hangs heavy over Lawrence Gough's horror. 3/5 fresh Catherine Shoard 0 Guardian March 19, 2010 +503 A strong cast and some interesting relationships make this a worthwhile entry, although the denouement is lamentably laughable. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 10, 2015 +503 The strangest and most confused of the Dracula films up to that point, and the first of Hammer's vampire films where the bad elements seriously threaten to outnumber the good. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy October 19, 2008 +503 Given the lack of Lee screen time, 'Taste' is actually a pretty damn good Hammer film, with a strong story, the usual stock of excellent actors, great costumes, etc. 2.5/4 fresh Lucius Gore 0 ESplatter June 18, 2008 +503 Genius. Christopher Lee. Genius. 5/5 fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times September 24, 2004 +503 ...a vampire film where the vampire hardly shows his face or fangs. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 11, 2004 +503 Taste the Blood of Dracula is unusual in that it keeps Dracula somewhat on the sidelines. 3/4 fresh Joshua Vasquez 0 Slant Magazine April 28, 2004 +503 Yet another tired Chris Lee Dracula romp 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +503 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2005 +503 3/5 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 18, 2004 +504 There's something distinctly sour-tasting in how long the film lingers on its characters doubling-down on their awkwardness. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 4, 2016 +504 The approach has all the lasting charm of a train derailment, but at least the train is going somewhere before it is brought to disaster. 0.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org March 24, 2014 +504 For all its charm and its impeccable leads, Napoleon Dynamite is a modish exercise in anti-cool. Still, a strong debut for all its young talents. fresh 0 Film4 November 8, 2011 +504 One-of-a-kind high school comedy for the family. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +504 Napoleon's climactic spaz-out dance is more than just a goofy gag. It's a payoff to a great buddy-system comedy and the idea that it's not high school's dreams and regrets that last, but the sometimes-bizarre friendships. 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 19, 2010 +504 too odd to dismiss and often truly funny 3/4 fresh Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer August 22, 2010 +504 Just incredibly mind-numbing and unfunny... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +504 Napoleon Dynamite may not even be friggin' sweet, but it does have skills. [Blu-ray] 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 10, 2009 +504 The characters are all weird and nothing much happens in Napoleon Dynamite, yet this droll and understated geek-comedy zings with truth. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +504 Heder seems perversely bored, unable to hold his eyes open; was that a conscious acting choice, or was he simply reading his lines off the floor? 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +504 Writer-director Jared Hess tries for John Hughes by way of the Coen Brothers, but only comes up with one dull, unfunny non-sequitur after another. 1/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 27, 2007 +504 For most of its length this delivers a steady stream of uncomfortable gut laughs. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader July 24, 2007 +504 If you have an indie film sense of humor -- and those of you who have it know what I mean -- you'll probably enjoy this flick. 3/4 fresh Mary Lasse 0 Christianity Today November 2, 2006 +504 It's a cast of brilliant caricatures, and as such recalls the films of Wes Anderson. fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +504 Seething with teen-angst irritability and an obstinate blind ignorance to just how much of an outcast he is, Napoleon Dynamite may be the biggest dork in the history of high school movies. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +504 As long as you don't mind making fun of the afflicted, there are some killer comic moments. 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +504 I began to appreciate the neat reversals of expectations, slow pace and serene non sequiturs of the plot, the film's smart approach towards teen alienation, ludicrous ambition and impossible dreams. 3.5/5 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) January 17, 2006 +504 Napoleon Dynamite may be forcefully weird and intermittently humorous, and you might not know what the heck to make of it, but there's nothing shocking about its screenplay. B- fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle July 21, 2005 +504 Napoleon Dynamite isn't exactly the year's funniest film, but it does make for a memorable experience that can be enjoyed over and over again. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +504 Leave this one for the dogs. D- rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 21, 2005 +504 Functions like an excruciating episode of Jerry Springer. D rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +505 Satisfying enough with flashes of brilliance from both the teenage characters and the filmmakers to believe there's a spectacularly bright future for all ahead. fresh Stephen Saito 0 Moveable Fest November 30, 2018 +505 Some of the best comedies these days can be found in the indie market and, whilst Kings of Summer isn't one of the better ones, it is enjoyable. 7/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +505 It's a simple story that fails to transcend meaningfully. rotten Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 22, 2018 +505 Heartache, teen angst and mordant comedy are well tuned. Very funny, with wonderful performances, it's an unexpected delight. 4/5 fresh Mike McCahill 0 Metro (UK) September 5, 2017 +505 "While it openly evokes the spirit of pictures like ""Stand By Me"" and ""Moonrise Kingdom,"" it scores originality points in the shading of its characters." 4/5 fresh Stand By Me 0 Cinemixtape April 14, 2016 +505 A slick piece of work that juts out at just enough odd angles to be idiosyncratic, but never alienating. fresh Sean Burns 0 The Improper Bostonian May 12, 2015 +505 A sweet yet fleeting trifle. rotten Ryan Lattanzio 0 Thompson on Hollywood April 29, 2014 +505 If you were lucky enough to grow up near the woods, you'll see how true the movie is to the tenor of adolescent exploration. This is a kid's film in the best sense of the word, not a movie for kids, but a great story about being a kid. B fresh Dan Schindel 0 Movie Mezzanine April 8, 2014 +505 Mashes a heightened sense of the absurd rather awkwardly up against arty pastoral, and the mock-seriousness of the endeavor comes across as unpleasantly snide. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 30, 2013 +505 With a good helping of humor and engaging performances, The Kings of Summer makes for a delightfully entertaining coming of age tale. 3.5/5 fresh Jeff Beck 0 We Got This Covered September 23, 2013 +505 Like lazy summer days, it will be forgotten almost as soon as it's over. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Film Racket September 23, 2013 +505 Rich in suburban subtext, The Kings Of Summer is a coming-of-age indie movie full of poignancy, charm and strong performances. fresh Michael Leader 0 Film4 August 29, 2013 +505 Thanks in no small part to its trio of hugely likeable teenage leads, the film breezes along, mixing comedy with drama to often seamless effect, while exploring the kind of issues that viewers can all find relatable. 4/5 fresh Rob Carnevale 0 The List August 27, 2013 +505 Quirky, funny, occasionally too whimsical and at times implausible, it's rather like Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn meeting the cast of Rebel Without a Cause. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) August 25, 2013 +505 This is the kind of American independent comedy-drama that restores our faith in the cinema, combining a talented cast, witty direction and a razor-sharp script to reboot the coming-of-age genre. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com August 23, 2013 +505 The Kings of Summer can't quite decide between dysfunctional family drama, the aesthetics of floaty Americana, Goonies-brand adventurism and outbursts of rip-roaring comedy. 3/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times August 23, 2013 +505 The reasons for raves at the Sundance Film Festival? The film's charm, freshness, wit and skewiness of vision. 4/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times August 22, 2013 +505 Like a summer fling, forgotten as soon as you re-enter the real world. 2/5 rotten Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies August 22, 2013 +505 It lollops along to its own lazy drumbeat, perfectly evoking that too-brief time of life when you could pass the evenings drunk on stolen beer and all the spare time you could dream of. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 22, 2013 +505 A sunny and reasonably funny coming-of-ager from Sundance-ratified debutant Jordan Vogt-Roberts. 3/5 fresh Mike McCahill 0 Guardian August 21, 2013 +505 Coming on like Stand by Me meets Son of Rambow, the boys' adventure is essentially dreamy indie-teen wish-fulfilment. 4/5 fresh Catherine Bray 1 Time Out August 21, 2013 +505 The spirit of Stand By Me lives on in The Kings of Summer, a poignant and frequently hilarious coming-of-age film about three teenage friends yearning for freedom and independence. 4/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy August 19, 2013 +505 First love, a friend's powerless deception and a perfectly timeless score, credited to Ryan Miller, keep things moving along in a feel-good kind of way. 3.5/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) August 17, 2013 +505 The first two-thirds of the movie felt rather special, while the last third less so. Still, it has its charms, the kids are appealing and it's worth catching. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 14, 2013 +505 The kids are superb - the ups and downs of the Joe/Patrick friendship ring true, while oddball Moises Arias steals scenes left, right and off-centre. 4/5 fresh Matthew Leyland 0 Total Film August 12, 2013 +505 A hugely enjoyable, acutely observed and frequently hilarious coming-of-age drama with a delightful script, likeable characters and terrific performances from a note-perfect cast. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon July 25, 2013 +505 A supremely entertaining adventure that might threaten to fall over a couple of times but always regains its balance. 4/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema July 17, 2013 +505 It's impeccably stylized, but that only makes it seem more like hand-me-down Wes Anderson, a vaporous amassment of quirk. 2.5/5 rotten Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve July 11, 2013 +505 Deserves recognition for its light, often hilarious depiction of summertime boyhood and the impatience to become an adult. 4/5 fresh Eric D. Snider 0 eFilmCritic.com July 10, 2013 +505 Coming-of-age tales are generally a dime a dozen, but here's one pretty much guaranteed to make viewers feel like a million bucks. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 22, 2013 +505 There will be movies with bigger casts, louder explosions and more zombies -- but few will boast the sheer spirit of The Kings of Summer. 4/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune June 21, 2013 +505 The filmmakers... opt for a mostly witty Sundance-branded coming-of-age sitcom featuring lucky good looks, accelerated maturity, sexual ease, quick wits, cooperative facial hair and a distinct lack of teenage awkwardness. 2.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com June 18, 2013 +505 Likable and humane, with telltale hints of a grand scheme. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express June 14, 2013 +505 This willfully eccentric tale about teenage boys in suburban Ohio fleeing their families to live in the deep woods plays like an erratic comic revue slapped together at theater camp. B- fresh Michael Sragow 1 Orange County Register June 13, 2013 +505 A summer pleasure. 3.5/4 fresh Rich Heldenfels 0 Akron Beacon Journal June 13, 2013 +505 ... refreshing and surprising, charming and poignant, with just enough plausibility in its exaggerated concept to keep moviegoers rooting for its trio of teenage heroes. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue June 13, 2013 +505 The Kings Of Summer is a brilliant, endearing and engaging coming of age comedy, not only the funniest film of the year, but also the best film of the year to date. 5/5 fresh Sam Bathe 0 Fan The Fire June 12, 2013 +505 There is much here to admire, but the overall impression is of a film that does not have the courage of its convictions. 2/4 rotten Sheila O'Malley 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 11, 2013 +505 Between a host of memorable performances by a cast of relative newcomers, and a haunting, grungy score, this coming-of-age comedy is a bona fide sleeper not to be missed. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Sly Fox June 9, 2013 +505 Refreshingly touching and genuinely funny coming-of-age story, cleverly capturing a poignant, formative interlude. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 8, 2013 +505 Once they go into the woods, the movie becomes as interesting as watching kids hang around and play with sticks. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 Hearst Newspapers June 7, 2013 +505 Why not go out on a limb and call it the next summer classic? 3.5/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post June 7, 2013 +505 The tone of The Kings of Summer is unique: Stand by Me by way of Napoleon Dynamite. 3/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle June 7, 2013 +505 It's basically 'Stand by Me' for dummies. And I'm betting even the 'dummies' will get wise fast to the fact that the only throne 'Kings' is worthy of sitting upon is constructed of porcelain. C- rotten Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger June 7, 2013 +505 "In its small, independent way, ""The Kings of Summer"" rules." B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News June 7, 2013 +505 The Kings of Summer is the cinematic equivalent of an Arctic-cold popsicle on a Sahara-hot day. Refreshing and satisfying but not overly sentimental, the film taps into the frustrations of adolescence with warmth and wit. 4/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com June 7, 2013 +505 Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts and writer Chris Galletta bring a fresh and sympathetic eye to the story, evoking the pleasure of what feels - for a little while - like endless possibilities. 3.5/4 fresh Nell Minow 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 7, 2013 +505 The foundation of a much better movie is buried somewhere beneath the debris that's too quickly piled on to The Kings of Summer ... 2.5/4 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Globe and Mail June 7, 2013 +505 There's something to be said for restraint, even when dealing with impulsive characters in a carefree scenario. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies June 7, 2013 +505 "The first feature film from ""Funny or Die..."" director Jordan Vogt-Roberts, ""The Kings of Summer"" isn't very funny and dies slowly but surely as a coming-of-age film that bludgeons the viewer with its own quirkiness." 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com June 6, 2013 +505 ...an excellent alternative to the usual summer barrage of big budget actioners. I hope the tweenies that should see do see it. B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 6, 2013 +505 Witty direction and an exceptionally sharp script give this coming-of-age film a blast of originality that completely wins us over. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 6, 2013 +505 "The ideas of independence, young love and pushing the boundaries of friendship are so familiar, but in ""The Kings of Summer"" it's as if you're dealing with them for the first time." 3/5 fresh Nina Garin 0 San Diego Union-Tribune June 6, 2013 +505 Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts cut his teeth on network cable series and Internet comedy shorts, and it shows. Instead of developing a genuine perspective he simply repeats the same few stylistic gestures ad infinitum. rotten Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader June 6, 2013 +505 It loses its way, but the first half is fresh and funny enough to make it worthwhile. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 6, 2013 +505 Starts out as a raunchy teen comedy, slips into nature-epic mode, then adds a romantic triangle and finally finds a comfort zone in family-sitcom land. 2.5/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times June 6, 2013 +505 The sharp wit, soft-focus cinematography and slow-motion lyricism lift it into the realm of this summer's nicest surprises. 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 6, 2013 +505 Vogt-Roberts makes the scenery look great, but doesn't call the plays that could make the movie score. Scenes don't develop, characters don't evolve except in indie-movie-cute ways. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 6, 2013 +505 A stylish and very funny teenage coming-of-age story graced with surreal fringes and a mysteriously hushed core. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe June 6, 2013 +505 Nick Offerman provides laughs as the cranky, clumsily emotional dad in this coming-of-age, teens-gone-not-so-wild comedy. B fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer June 6, 2013 +505 While things occasionally get a bit too quirky, the young leads - Nick Robinson, Gabriel Basso and Moises Arias - make it work. 3/4 fresh Cathy Jakicic 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 6, 2013 +505 Sometimes, a movie just has a magic about it, something that makes you look past implausibility and plot holes and whatever other shortcomings it may have and leaves you feeling good just for having seen it. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic June 6, 2013 +505 A quirky, genial crowd-pleaser that probably cost less than the catering bill for one of the franchise mega-productions but delivers a lot more fun than most of them. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 6, 2013 +505 Kings of Summer is mostly very funny, which makes the bits where it gets serious hit all that much harder. fresh Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. June 6, 2013 +505 An unconventional coming-of-age story that's likely to appeal to the rebellious teen in all of us. 3/4 fresh Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star June 6, 2013 +505 The movie's just such a pain in the ass. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye June 6, 2013 +505 Irksome in its randomness, finding a few profound windows to the soul before it lurches back into shtick coma mode. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com June 5, 2013 +505 A fresh take on a familiar genre which instantly takes a place among the best big-screen coming-of-age tales. fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian June 5, 2013 +505 One senses the filmmakers were going for something more profound and transformative than what ended up on screen. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 2, 2013 +505 Knows how to be funny, but it can also be a bit too studiedly random, e.g. in generating Biaggio's vaguely creepy non sequiturs and in indulging long digressions about giant wontons and avocado meat. B- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather June 1, 2013 +505 A coming-of-age tale that touches a lot of bases and explores a variety of tones in ways that most films are too timid to do. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine June 1, 2013 +505 The Kings of Summer may not be a great movie but it's definitely an original. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com May 31, 2013 +505 Loved Stand By Me? This is for you. The Kings Of Summer is absolutely wonderful, a welcome gift for moviegoers and a true gem in a season of non-stop mayhem. Don't Miss it. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Movieline May 31, 2013 +505 For all its humor and fleeting moments of beauty, The Kings of Summer feels like a cluster of cheap narrative devices posing as a finished film. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 31, 2013 +505 "The Kings of Summer"" boasts some of the deadpan melancholy one associates with Wes Anderson's best work, but it doesn't have quite the same bite or insight." rotten Tim Grierson 0 IFC.com May 31, 2013 +505 So what if The Kings of Summer backs away from greatness and builds itself a little fort in indie comedy central instead? That's not so bad. It's still a pretty neat fort. 6.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline May 31, 2013 +505 "The Kings of Summer"" invokes [John Hughes movies] without Xeroxing them, creating its own little oddball suburbia." 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger May 31, 2013 +505 It's easy enough to drift along with this slight, quirky charmer and when the puffed-up dramatic stuff gives way to the central theme of a father and son reconnecting, the film really works. fresh Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine May 31, 2013 +505 While the premise of the film is outlandish, the feelings are all real...Director Vogt-Roberts and screenwriter Chris Galletta are in perfect unison on this film, harmonizing to create what feels like a fresh comic voice. B+ fresh Cory Everett 0 The Playlist May 30, 2013 +505 The film starts unraveling fast as fable and reality collide in messy ways. But for a brief moment the kings have their day in the sun. 3/5 fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times May 30, 2013 +505 "The Kings Of Summer sets the bar on ""coming of age"" movies a little bit higher than most, utilizing feel-good filmmaking and childhood nostalgia to carry us through an enchanting story of transformation." 9/10 fresh Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered May 30, 2013 +505 Like the fading of day into twilight, the ephemeral nature of youth is deftly captured in The Kings of Summer. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today May 30, 2013 +505 So what if much of it doesn't add up? It's still kind of fun and is embellished with clever cinematic flourishes. 3/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 30, 2013 +505 In form and sensibility, the movie is closer to a sitcom. First-time feature director Vogt-Roberts is a veteran of TV, and he retains its preference for the quick payoff and its over-eager pursuit of yuks. rotten Mark Jenkins 1 NPR May 30, 2013 +505 A rebellious and creative Ohio teenager tries to forge his own passage from adolescence into manhood in the woods with two buddies. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 30, 2013 +505 If the structure establishes a calculated distance, the movie's raw materials feel just rough-hewn enough to draw us in. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News May 30, 2013 +505 Jordan Vogt-Roberts' The Kings of Summer features an economic script, likable characters, a fun style and plenty of sharp humor -- although its plot is a bit on the slim side. 7.7/10 fresh Max Nicholson 0 IGN Movies May 30, 2013 +505 Uneven, haphazardly constructed, and over-reliant on hackneyed symbols of yearning for independence and self-sufficiency. C- rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club May 30, 2013 +505 A marvelous coming-of-age comedy that should not be missed. 8 fresh Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com May 29, 2013 +505 The perfect hot-weather diversion for audiences who want summer movie escapism without summer blockbuster gigantism. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap May 29, 2013 +505 Staggers down that fine line between sentimental and snarky 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation May 29, 2013 +505 Eager to please and easy on the eyes, The Kings of Summer sails right down the middle, safely tacking between sitcom setups and grandiose MGMT-scored montages without forming its own distinctive feel. 2/5 rotten Eric Hynes 1 Time Out May 28, 2013 +505 As nostalgic projections of boyish freedom by a couple of thirtysomething dudes, the so-called kings are good-enough jesters, but I couldn't help wishing they would shut up more and let the grown-ups talk. rotten Inkoo Kang 1 Village Voice May 28, 2013 +505 A slim and wistful independent picture. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker May 28, 2013 +505 The film's aesthetic is marked by off-tempo editing and a tone that vacillates between grim and coy, and though it's occasionally visually evocative, it's also unmistakably over-calculated. 2/4 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Slant Magazine May 28, 2013 +505 Strikes a unique balance between coming-of-age charm, comedy, and honest drama, and it's the constant give and take between all three that makes the film as a whole both pleasantly enchanting and quite poignant, too. 4/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com May 28, 2013 +505 "The Kings of Summer"" is a poor man's ""Moonrise Kingdom"" - with none of that film's editorial sense of kitsch, dry wit, or style." C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 25, 2013 +505 A trio of kids enjoy a rollicking adventure B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve May 25, 2013 +505 Working with Chris Galletta's disarming, quirky and often very funny script, Jordan Vogt-Roberts creates a coming-of-age tale which, while occasionally whimsically veering off into the land of twee, nevertheless mostly feels bracingly fresh. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International May 23, 2013 +505 This tonally buoyant coming-of-age film works as both an off-kilter comedy and a potent drama. 3.5/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture April 22, 2013 +505 The Kings of Summer features some snazzy effects and an alt-rock soundtrack including some not overused slow-motion photography to illustrate Joe's murderous dream and several neat montages. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Shockya.com April 22, 2013 +505 A light-stepping kids comedy for grown-ups. fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News April 9, 2013 +505 Toy's House is what Moonrise Kingdom might have been like if the director's played-out style and monotone quirkiness had not interfered with its similar tale. 3/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 Film Threat February 16, 2013 +505 An unforgettable coming-of-age comedy that's sweet, witty, and brings back the joys of being young and full of life. A+ fresh Chase Whale 0 ScreenAnarchy January 28, 2013 +505 It's an original, and a real gem. B fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix January 23, 2013 +505 A hilarious, over-the-top coming-of-age comedy. fresh Erik Davis 0 Movies.com January 23, 2013 +505 The MVP here is Chris Galletta's script, which is as knowing of teen emotions as it is acidly funny. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune January 23, 2013 +505 Toy's House, Jordan Vogt-Roberts' debut feature, is a full-on fairy tale, and one that could win plenty of friends with its absurdist, caustically funny take on adolescent agitation. fresh John Anderson 1 Variety January 22, 2013 +505 While plot-wise it's a little slender, not to mention heavy on studied eccentricities, Jordan Vogt-Roberts' debut feature also has a generous share of rewards. fresh David Rooney 1 Hollywood Reporter January 22, 2013 +507 It is always maddening watching musical 'geniuses' in the cinema when their visibly incompetent efforts bear no relation to what you hear. rotten Vanessa Letts 0 The Spectator July 25, 2018 +507 Glimcher's movie knows how to let down its hair and live for the night. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 31, 2008 +507 Fun, flashy musical with Banderas in early role. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan February 17, 2008 +507 A spirited evocation of the mambo craze which swept post-war America, adapted from Oscar Hijuelos' Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +507 Terrific music and a boatload of high energy can't quite compensate for a thin plot and weak characterizations.... 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 11, 2005 +507 Another award worthy performance by Armand Assante that wasn't recognized. And a great song. 4/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review January 8, 2005 +507 It's as if there were a terrible telephone connection between the film's vivid sound track and its tepid romantic melodrama, to which the music is supposed to give style and substance. 2/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +507 Armand Assante gives the most robust and impressive performance of his career as Cesar, a musician whose lust for life affects all those around him. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 19, 2003 +507 "In some ways this story is as old as the movies, but ""The Mambo Kings"" is so filled with energy, passion and heedless vitality that it seems new, anyway." 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +507 "The Mambo Kings"" is so pumped up with life it threatens to burst. It's beautifully filmed and flashily edited. It pulsates with rhythmic ecstasy. It throbs, it sweats, it pounds, it undulates." fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +507 Constantly, the movie gives you the feeling of being drastically truncated, with hints of storylines that are never fully played out. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +507 "The Mambo Kings"" is fairly conventional in story and structure - but oh, that music. The audience will be ready to dance in the aisles." fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +507 The Mambo Kings is a tinsel-edged dream of a movie. B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly February 28, 1992 +507 B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +507 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 21, 2008 +507 4/5 fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise December 21, 2004 +507 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views June 16, 2004 +507 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette March 12, 2004 +507 3/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) September 3, 2003 +507 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +507 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 16, 2003 +507 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 26, 2002 +507 3/5 fresh Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly July 26, 2002 +507 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +508 "From Dusk Till Dawn"" answers the question about George Clooney, but raises a couple about Quentin Tarantino." rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe April 27, 2018 +508 [Robert] Rodriguez pushes the envelope but fails to make any lasting impression except revulsion at the spectacle of acclaimed independent filmmakers wasting their talents on such trash. rotten David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter January 19, 2018 +508 Still sizzles like a capsaicin-spiked grindhouse meatloaf baked and served just under the wire of its sell-by date. 4/5 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap October 31, 2016 +508 Based on an early Tarantino script, Rodriguez' movie is an incoherent B-pic, in which the sensibilities of the two filmmakers clash. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 26, 2011 +508 It is a shame to see so much good talent giving such low-yield results. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique April 17, 2009 +508 Energetic low-budget vampire nonsense from Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film4 November 18, 2008 +508 If you're going to like it, you already know it. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 18, 2008 +508 Imagine two movies plucked from opposite sides of the video store. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 18, 2008 +508 A deliriously trashy, exuberantly vulgar, lavishly appointed exploitation picture, this weird combo of road-kill movie and martial-arts vampire gorefest is made to order for the stimulation of teenage boys. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety November 18, 2008 +508 On a mindless exploitation level this is pretty good, but on other levels it seems to make promises that it fails to deliver on. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader November 18, 2008 +508 A tired, humorless pastiche of various exploitation genres that is not the least bit imaginative in its campy deconstruction of conventions. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post November 18, 2008 +508 Like a Cheesecake Blizzard: It's a pulpy mess loaded with empty calories, but it's so divine that once you start, you can't help but shovel it into your mouth until the last drop, brain freeze and diet be damned. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star July 28, 2006 +508 These guys were going for a B-movie feel, lots of blood, lots of guts, lots of tits and ass, and lots of fun, and for the most part, they achieved their goals. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 2, 2006 +508 This is a B-movie, albeit a largish budget B-movie, but with an undeniable B-movie spirit. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +508 Mr. Rodriguez demonstrates his talents more clearly than ever -- he's visually inventive, quick-witted and a fabulous editor -- while still hampering himself with sophomoric material. 2/5 rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +508 I can think of worse things to sit through than an orgy of bullets, exploding corpses, and stripper vampires. 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +508 This film is 'exploitation' in more than one sense of the word. 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 20, 2003 +508 A weird double-bill in itself: Part one's a crime drama, part two vampire splatter flick. It's an awkward pairing, but there's fun to be had. 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times January 9, 2003 +508 A drop-dead-erotic scene a seduction dance by the bar's featured performer, Santanico Pandemonium ... is one of the two reasons to see this movie. 1.5/5 rotten Kim Williamson 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +508 For those with a twisted sense of humor, it is entertaining. fresh Leslie Rigoulot 0 Film Scouts April 17, 2002 +508 The characters were as empty as the story. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 25, 2001 +508 This movie is just too much fun not to like. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +508 From Dusk Till Dawn is an hilarious piece of genre filmmaking. 7 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide February 13, 2001 +508 It's great fun, but certainly not great art. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +508 The movie, which treats you with contempt for even watching it, is a monument to its own lack of imagination. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +508 What we have here in From Dusk Till Dawn is Pulp Fiction with teeth. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +508 It's clever, brash and -- if you're into it -- entertaining movie-making that has it all ways, allowing you a stylishly cynical noninvestment, alongside an old-fashioned attachment to the regular guy. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +508 Fans of the genre will like it, especially in the no-holds barred second half. Others are advised to avoid this one. 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +508 This is horror with a wink and a nod to drive-in theatres and sweaty back seats. This is how it's done. 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +508 The sickest, most perverted movie within memory. Guiltily, I liked it. But what the hell is it? 2.5/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +508 The film is so flamboyantly gory and disgusting, so vulgar and in-your-face obnoxious, with so many offensive subplots and wacked-out elements that you may give up long before you need to reach for your second headache tablet. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +508 As the bloodsuckers attack our 'heroes' again and again, you feel like you're watching a video game -- from dusk to dawn. 2/4 rotten Andy Seiler 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +508 The way-over-the-top campiness is so completely ridiculous, it's impossible to take anything in the film seriously. And trust me, that's not a bad thing. 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +508 I don't mean to dismiss his films, which I enjoy, or cast aspersions on his character, but I've got to admit -- when Tarantino plays his own sordid parts, he gives me the creeps. C- rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +508 The filmmakers' references, their winks and nods to the audience, are far more diverting than the picture itself. 2/4 rotten Walter V. Addiego 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +508 From Dusk Till Dawn was probably spawned from an all night bender during which Tarantino and Rodriguez thought it would be fun to see if they could make a deliberately lame movie with someone else's money. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +508 From Dusk Till Dawn will be a real disappointment for most Tarantino fans. 0 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +508 A fun, tongue-in-cheek gorefest that both spoofs and celebrates the glories of B-grade exploitation vehicles. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +508 0/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 27, 2003 +508 4/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 30, 2003 +508 4/5 fresh Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch January 17, 2003 +508 2.5/5 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com January 27, 2002 +515 Gorgeously filmed in Death Valley. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 4, 2008 +517 Better direction would have benefited a film that nevertheless offers modest thrills for genre devotees. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 8, 2015 +518 Love, Rosie is quaint comfort-cinema that makes for an amiable watch. 3.5/5 fresh Mohar Basu 0 The Times of India November 8, 2017 +518 If you can treat the experience as an extended bubble-bath and remember the whole affair is to depth and substance what Boyzone were to Bob Dylan, you won't go far wrong. fresh Padraic McKiernan 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) October 5, 2016 +518 It's soppy stuff, not nearly funny enough, and Lily Collins' sterling efforts are mainly in vain. 2/5 rotten Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent October 5, 2016 +518 Love, Rosie succeeds well enough on its own, largely due to the fabulous chemistry between the leads, who bring their flawed, well-rounded characters to life in a funny, warm and amiable manner. 3.5/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald June 6, 2016 +518 Something original in the romantic comedy genre. [full review Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 April 20, 2015 +518 Entertaining, fulfills its role as a romantic comedy. [full review in Spanish] fresh Omar Cruz 0 En la butaca April 20, 2015 +518 The director successfully builds good story about love and kindness. [full review in Spanish] fresh Adolfo C. Martinez 0 April 20, 2015 +518 Love, Rosie tries to tell an original love story, but it doesn't quite get there. [full review in Spanish] rotten Martha Elena 0 Cine Premiere April 20, 2015 +518 Besides the fact that it's full of near-misses, the movie's charming leads salvage it from being just another predictable romantic drama. 5/10 fresh Gabrielle Bondi 0 The Young Folks April 13, 2015 +518 Predictable romance has teen sex, drinking. 2/5 rotten 0 Common Sense Media February 13, 2015 +518 It's obvious how this British romantic comedy will turn out, and getting there isn't funny or charming enough to generate much emotional investment. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue February 6, 2015 +518 Managed to win me over with a combination of British charm, clever writing, and well-executed performances. 4/5 fresh Mike Reyes 0 CinemaBlend February 6, 2015 +518 There's not one clever or original plot device in Love, Rosie, and not one believable character or line of dialogue. rotten Shirley Sealy 0 Film Journal International February 6, 2015 +518 "Love, Rosie"" is one of those annoying movies in which everything would be just fine if the two central characters had a simple conversation that cleared up all their misunderstandings." 2/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 RogerEbert.com February 6, 2015 +518 Constant fuchsia lighting can't make this setup warm. rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 New York Times February 6, 2015 +518 A visually pleasing film, given to framing the characters in dappled sunlight that peeks through windblown leaves. It's a pity the rest of the project is so poorly executed. 2/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star February 5, 2015 +518 Watching lifelong friends, clearly destined for each other, miss the romantic boat over and over is entertaining at first, but soon their tortuous and silly road to the inevitable provokes only impatience. rotten Sheri Linden 1 Los Angeles Times February 5, 2015 +518 The problem isn't that Rosie and Alex aren't charming; in fact, they're both thoroughly nice and endearing and attractive, so much so that I lost interest in them pretty quickly. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 5, 2015 +518 A Styrofoam heart and an embarrassingly juvenile worldview guide 'Love, Rosie,' the latest pit stop for rising stars Lily Collins and Sam Claflin. 3 rotten Inkoo Kang 1 TheWrap February 5, 2015 +518 Every action both parties take, over roughly a dozen years, seems motivated by the understanding that there'll be no movie unless they do it. C rotten Mike D'Angelo 1 AV Club February 5, 2015 +518 Few scenes connect as profoundly as director Christian Ditter envisions, rendering the effort heavy with quirk and an abuse of coincidence, and light with urgent matters of the heart. C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com February 4, 2015 +518 The good-hearted and intermittently sweet Love, Rosie attempts through sheer force of will to convince viewers that its good-looking protagonists are a good match. 2.5/5 rotten Kate Erbland 0 The Dissolve February 4, 2015 +518 The message is more pedestrian than passionate: Life is long, and full of instant messages. rotten Abby Garnett 1 Village Voice February 3, 2015 +518 Cynics should steer clear, but Love, Rosie boasts two charming leads, a genuinely sweet tenor and such a warm blend of humor and heart that it could easily become a new teen favorite. 7/10 fresh Isaac Feldberg 0 We Got This Covered February 3, 2015 +518 "Love, Rosie"" doesn't aspire to be anything more than a digestible rom-com trifle. It's a sweet movie about sweet people who are always sweet to each other and it's enough to make one sick on the saccharine." C rotten Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist February 3, 2015 +518 A romance found wanting thanks to watered down chemistry between the stars. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service February 3, 2015 +518 It's all a bit of a mess really. Despite the likeability of the two stars - Lily Collins and Sam Claflin, whose mouth resembles Hugh Grant's - there is so much silliness in this film that I found it alienating. 2.5/5 rotten Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) November 11, 2014 +518 Ditter has made a handful of popular comedies in Germany, and while he's able to maintain a certain rhythm and polish, there's ultimately nothing in Love, Rosie that distinguishes it much from your average in-flight movie. rotten Jordan Mintzer 1 Hollywood Reporter November 6, 2014 +518 What all this adds up to is a film with the consistency of fairy floss, enjoyable provided you're not expecting substance of any kind at all. 2.5/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 Sydney Morning Herald November 6, 2014 +518 [A] brightly moronic young adult romance. 1/5 rotten Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman October 30, 2014 +518 It's not entirely unlikable, but there's nothing here to match the charm of the movies this imitates, nor justify the mood swings that it signally fails to negotiate. 2/5 rotten Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) October 26, 2014 +518 This very slight romantic comedy is almost sunk by its messy plot and some icky, ill-judged moments but stays afloat thanks to buoyant leads Lily Collins and Sam Claflin. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk October 26, 2014 +518 If you've seen the trailer for this adaptation of Cecelia Ahern's second novel then you probably needn't bother forking out for a ticket as they more or less signpost just how the story pans out. 2/5 rotten George Byrne 0 The Herald (Ireland) October 24, 2014 +518 Maybe Dublin collectively dissociated itself from the project. Who'd blame it? 1/5 rotten Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times October 24, 2014 +518 Collins has a gamine-like quality reminiscent of a young Audrey Hepburn but her effervescent charm isn't enough to hide the chronic absurdities in the storyline. 2/5 rotten Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) October 23, 2014 +518 Everything is so calculated and phoney that you don't believe a word of it. 2/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) October 23, 2014 +518 Amid the bungles, Collins is a bright spark. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 23, 2014 +518 Never before has one script screamed so loudly for a Carrie Fisher rewrite; anything at all to inject a little wit, decency or soul. 1/5 rotten Chris Blohm 0 Little White Lies October 23, 2014 +518 The destination may never be in doubt, but thanks to likeable performances from stars Lily Collins and Sam Claflin this predictable film has a heart and soul that keeps it watchable for the duration. 3/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy October 22, 2014 +518 A soapy heartstring fiddler ... 2/5 rotten Paul M. Bradshaw 0 Total Film October 21, 2014 +518 Celia Ahern's chick-lit novel about two friends who are secretly in love has been made into a not-quite-rubbish Brit romcom. 2/5 rotten Cath Clarke 1 Time Out October 21, 2014 +518 In the end it all feels rather heavy-handed and over-laden with music cues to the extent that the story rarely gets a chance to breathe and properly develop. rotten Mark Adams 0 Screen International October 21, 2014 +518 Cliched, predictable and unbearable in parts - but it never once loses sight of what it's trying to achieve, affectionately, and earnestly, adhering to the tropes of the romantic comedy genre. 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys October 20, 2014 +518 Likeable leads and the odd good joke makes this romance an amiable time-passer. 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Empire Magazine October 20, 2014 +518 That it wastes the talent of two young actors with star potential is upsetting, that it insults its audience is frankly unforgivable. 2/5 rotten Emma Simmonds 0 The List October 20, 2014 +518 A thoroughly likeable English-language debut for German comedy helmer Christian Ditter ... elevated by vibrant visuals and the winsome chemistry of Lily Collins and Sam Claflin. fresh Guy Lodge 1 Variety October 18, 2014 +523 Intensely, aggressively, crudely, claustrophobically typical. 3/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 1, 2010 +523 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +523 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com July 8, 2003 +524 Wild Strawberries is to my mind a far more complete and interesting film than the much over- praised Seventh Seal, for the simple reason that it says something negative. fresh Isabel Quigly 0 The Spectator July 16, 2018 +524 Bergman understands one of the most bittersweet characteristics of nostalgia: it juxtaposes our memories, in which everyone is young and healthy, and the inevitable reality of physical decline that followed. [Full review in Portuguese.] 5/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena September 20, 2016 +524 Bergman's dual journey of remembrances and reveries fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion February 16, 2016 +524 "[VIDEO ESSAY] ""Wild Strawberries"" is a thematically abundant film that fluidly condenses a lifetime's worth of experience into succinct cinematic fragments under Ingmar Bergman's complex construction of abstract corollaries." A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 22, 2014 +524 ...an intensely cinematic psychological portrait of a man reckoning with the how and why of who he's become. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm July 21, 2014 +524 The relentless symbolism, and some rather heavy-handed dream sequences are off-putting at times, but Wild Strawberries has enough sorrow, warmth and profundity to make for sophisticated and rewarding viewing. fresh Charlie Jackson 0 Film4 July 23, 2013 +524 A reviewer must exercise some tact in discussing this picture. It is a work of such high and subtle art that the temptation is to run in with a smother of adjectives and a display of analytical explanation. fresh Robert Hatch 0 The Nation July 23, 2013 +524 Bergman's often heralded masterpiece of European cinema is more than a formal delight. It's funny, touching, and very, very emotional. 4/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com July 22, 2013 +524 It's a personal and profound work. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +524 "With unyielding moral precision no less austere for the lack of any religious conviction behind it, Bergman subjects his protagonist to judgment for the crimes of indifference and selfishness, and pronounces a verdict of ""the usual"" sentence: loneliness." A fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide October 29, 2008 +524 An archetypal Ingmar Bergman film, and one of his best. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader July 9, 2007 +524 It's most memorable due to the heartfelt sterling performance by the seventy-something Victor Seastrom. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 21, 2006 +524 One of Bergman's warmest, and therefore finest films. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +524 a masterpiece 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 29, 2005 +524 Landmark Bergman 4/5 fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International September 20, 2004 +524 My favorite Ingmar Bergman film, without question. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 21, 2004 +524 A film of rare beauty and pain 5/5 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide September 2, 2003 +524 Brilliant. 4/5 fresh John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 2, 2003 +524 Sjostrom, in his final film, delivers one of the finest performances in any Bergman film -- a major accomplishment considering the virtuosity that Bergman's actors consistently display. 4.5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +524 Mr. Bergman, being a poet with the camera, gets some grand, open, sensitive images, but he has not conveyed full clarity in this film. rotten Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +524 [Worth watching] if only to see issues that are nowadays considered verboeten tossed around as freely as a football. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 24, 2003 +524 Victor Sjostrom's magnificent performance carries an emotional authority that gives Bergman's great movie a warmth and an accessibility that it might not otherwise have had. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 6, 2003 +524 This is one of the truly outstanding works of post-war European cinema. 5/5 fresh Tom Dawson 0 BBC.com December 17, 2002 +524 ...a touching look at old age and how memories from the past can affect us as mature beings. 9 fresh Patrick Byrne 0 Apollo Guide May 15, 2002 +524 Each step along the trip yields new faces, new situations, and dilemmas -- all leading back to the film's ideas about love, life, death, accomplishment, and incompetence. fresh Matt Langdon 0 PopMatters March 29, 2002 +524 Don't let pretentious film snobs scare you off from Wild Strawberries A fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews February 24, 2002 +524 Presumably, the audience is stunned that it can understand the filmic metaphors... and thus, they must be genius. 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com February 17, 2002 +524 A deeply moving film that extends beyond Bergman's experiences and speaks to the importance of emotional connections among human beings. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 12, 2002 +524 Quite simply a must-see for the serious filmgoer, offering a perfect introduction to the work of one of the world's greatest directors. fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Edinburgh U Film Society January 1, 2000 +524 5/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 27, 2005 +524 5/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ April 11, 2005 +524 5/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 24, 2005 +524 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom March 4, 2004 +524 5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 22, 2004 +524 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 31, 2003 +524 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 28, 2002 +524 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 9, 2002 +526 All I can say is that a very good stage show has, for me, been transformed into an equally good work of cinema. fresh Christopher Hudson 0 The Spectator November 16, 2017 +526 There are some contrived and artificial moments in Fiddler, but it becomes more convincing, naturalistic, and involving as it goes on, and finally builds to a powerful climax. fresh Paul Sargent 1 Hollywood Reporter December 20, 2015 +526 There's a vibrant nature to the acting in this film that warms the heart and makes it feel comfortable, even when things aren't going so great for the characters. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 14, 2013 +526 The qualities that have kept the Broadway Fiddler running these seven years are in scant supply onscreen. rotten Jay Cocks 1 TIME Magazine May 7, 2013 +526 What could have been a brilliant film experience, expanding on the stage version as only film can, ends up instead as a series of wonderful bits and pieces. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide May 7, 2013 +526 The choreography is clumsy, the acting caricatured, and the songs themselves painfully overblown. 2/5 rotten 0 Total Film May 7, 2013 +526 Earthbound but not bad. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader May 7, 2013 +526 A joyous celebration, not only of roots and culture, but of life itself. fresh 0 Film4 May 7, 2013 +526 As amusical look at family, generational and cultural conflict, and faith, Fiddler on the Roof makes a virtue of its quaintness... [Blu-ray] 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 8, 2011 +526 Topol breathes new life into Joseph Stein, Jerry Bock, and Sheldoon Harnick's musical. 8/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis April 17, 2011 +526 Epic story of Jews during the Russian Revolution. 5/5 fresh Joyce Slaton 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +526 Sentimental in a theatrical way, romantic in the oldfashioned way, nostalgic of immigration days, affirmative of human decency, loyalty, bravery and folk humor. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety July 7, 2010 +526 With each musical number, another integral and eternal aspect of Judaism is pondered, explored, and expressed with passionate flourishes. 3.5/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com January 6, 2010 +526 A lavish musical, too lavish for the subject matter, though. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) April 12, 2007 +526 Very hard to take with the film sitting up and practically slobbering in its eagerness to prove how loveable it is. rotten Tom Milne 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +526 They want to show us everything, to give us our money's worth. In so doing, they've not just opened up the play, they've let most of the life out of it. 2.5/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +526 enjoyable and charming 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 6, 2005 +526 Would it be heresy on my part to suggest that Fiddler isn't much as a musical, and that director Norman Jewison has made as good a film as can be made from a story that is quite simply boring? 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +526 Touching story with great music. 4/5 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times September 21, 2004 +526 Stolid, uncinematic exercise in milking more cash from a nicely scored but mediocre Broadway hit. 2/5 rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks March 7, 2004 +526 Norman Jewison's mind-numbingly literal adaptation of the stage musical Fiddler on the Roof is no disaster, but it certainly has its limitations. 2.5/4 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com February 23, 2003 +526 A lovable old-school musical. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +526 There may be plenty of films that are more fun to rent than Fiddler on the Roof, but how many of them get to the heart of the human experience? 5/5 fresh David Bezanson 0 Filmcritic.com October 9, 2001 +526 It still stands up as an upbeat portrait of pre-revolutionary Russia, and will have you whistling If I Were A Rich Man for days. 4/5 fresh Caroline Westbrook 0 Empire Magazine June 27, 2001 +526 "It is hard not to feel spine tingles with numbers such as ""Sunrise, Sunset"", ""Miracle of Miracles"", or ""Do You Love Me?" 4/5 fresh George Perry 0 BBC.com June 19, 2001 +526 Jewison's attention to detail is undeniable -- great care was taken to represent Jewish customs as accurately as possible. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +526 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) September 20, 2005 +526 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 28, 2004 +526 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com September 11, 2003 +526 5/5 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies June 24, 2003 +526 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 31, 2003 +526 4/5 fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) August 22, 2002 +526 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +526 9 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +527 Awesome documentary. Jackie reveals all. A joy to watch him work, especially when he gets mad. 5/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com August 14, 2003 +527 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 27, 2005 +528 What it lacks in hard aesthetics, The Savages makes up for in exquisite human moments. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 12, 2016 +528 One rummages vainly through tics in search of genuine emotion rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 27, 2009 +528 The Savages is a labored labor of love about an estranged brother and sister, who have to deal with a frail and fractious father. 2.5/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 Fayetteville Free Weekly February 2, 2009 +528 Exploring ground laid out many times before, The Savages is at times frustrating and at times emotional film that could have used a re-write. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight September 30, 2008 +528 Linney and Hoffman are both terrific, and Jenkins's script is pointed and perceptive, but the film's arc is a little flat. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The New Republic September 22, 2008 +528 Jenkins fans looking for the irreverent humor of Slums need not apply. 7/10 fresh Heather Huntington 0 ReelzChannel.com September 8, 2008 +528 Having the talent of Laura Linney and Philip Seymour Hoffman isn't enough. 5/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review September 4, 2008 +528 It could have been shortened a bit, I didn't think the material was enough for almost two hours, but if you enjoy dramedy's like SIDEWAYS, give it a try. 3/4 fresh Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine August 22, 2008 +528 Tamara Jenkins's film tackles the difficult subject of facing up to an ageing parent's mental and physical demise with overt sensitivity but no punches are spared. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile July 18, 2008 +528 This film is immensely rewarding and in its own way exceptionally beautiful. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) July 18, 2008 +528 Oddly being marketed as a comedy by its distributor, The Savages is best approached as a drama with an intermittently light touch that's generally more of a curse than a boon. 3/5 fresh Robert Davis 0 Paste Magazine June 9, 2008 +528 A wonderful black comedy that has gotten a tad lost in the recent sea of excellent indie pictures. fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times May 22, 2008 +528 The Savages proves there's a rich vein of humor to be mined from the darkest of themes. 3.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 Washington Times April 22, 2008 +528 Hoffman and Linney bring a credible blend of ease and exasperation to the sibling relations, which show concern and competition in roughly equal measure. [DVD] 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews April 21, 2008 +528 There really doesn't seem to be much of a bright side about a brother and sister who are faced with putting their father in a nursing home, but Jenkins manages to mine humor and heart out of the bleak circumstances. fresh Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife March 17, 2008 +528 The Savages is the sort of film that, while ringing with laudable authenticity and an admirable lack of maudlin sentimentality, prefers wallowing in misery to reaching for transformation. 6/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 Colorado Springs Gazette February 28, 2008 +528 Call me hokey if you want. I just would have liked more heart in there somewhere. But the acting is superb and it's worth seeing just for that. By no means watch this over the holidays but pursue its scholarly merit on safe ground. 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina February 16, 2008 +528 Most of all about recovering, about picking yourself up, dusting yourself off, and plugging on. It also just happens to be, in its small, astutely observed, delicately bittersweet way, one of the best films of the year. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) February 8, 2008 +528 It's billed as a comedy. You may or may not find much to laugh at. rotten Jonathan F. Richards 1 Film.com February 7, 2008 +528 Jenkins' superlative work proves her first film was no fluke; let's hope it doesn't take another nine years to hear from her again. 4/4 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle February 1, 2008 +528 "There are resonant moments of elderly vulnerability and strong acting from Hoffman and Bosco, but Linney's overly familiar exasperated-woman performance and Jenkins' been-there, done-that-better story sink ""The Savages." 2/4 rotten Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) February 1, 2008 +528 Jenkins' brushstrokes of her characters are too exacting to move us more than a lifelike painting of a basket of fruit. We can be awed at the techniques, but walk away empty. C+ rotten Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly January 29, 2008 +528 Two fine performances, a subject close to all our hearts and a screenplay that manages to be both brilliantly witty and almost unbearably poignant add up to the best family comedy-drama since Little Miss Sunshine. 4/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Total Film January 24, 2008 +528 The pleasures are small but intense and the spell cast in one of the most surprisingly moving films of the year is captivating. 4/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema January 24, 2008 +528 In Tamara Jenkins' brutally frank and occasionally funny look at lives shaped by disappointment and fear, their love for each other binds them through the worst of times. 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 24, 2008 +528 A powerful, incisive, often very funny look at aging, ailing family dynamics, superbly acted by two of the best in the business. 4/5 fresh Leigh Singer 0 Film4 January 24, 2008 +528 A richly nuanced American comedy, with two acting talents working at their absolute peak. 4/5 fresh Andrew Male 0 Empire Magazine January 24, 2008 +528 The latter half suffers from degenerative indie-itis, that epidemic syndrome whose main symptom is unwarranted interest in the ennui afflicting well-read urban misfits. rotten Thomas Peyser 0 Style Weekly (Richmond, VA) January 23, 2008 +528 Hoffman and Linney make a great comedy team, even though the movie they're in is a sometimes grim affair... 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 21, 2008 +528 Two wry, sad, occasionally funny but always unflinching hours. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 18, 2008 +528 "The fact that ""Savages"" looks at an ordinary and often inevitable part of life shouldn't obscure the fact that this is a beautifully written and wonderfully played film, capturing the nuances of family dynamics as assuredly as any film I've seen in quite" 4/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) January 18, 2008 +528 ...bitter and heartbreaking, an unsentimental examination of human needfulness that allows for traces of grace amid the ashes. 9 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 18, 2008 +528 A black comedy that frequently goes down like the most bitter coffee imaginable. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 17, 2008 +528 The moral is: Don't get sick and don't get old. 2/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 17, 2008 +528 It could almost be accused of 'middle-class whining' -- something Linney's character frets about -- if not for its sharply observant conversations and strikingly personal performances. 4.5/5 fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Orlando Weekly January 17, 2008 +528 More often than not, it's a film that rings true and has much to offer. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 15, 2008 +528 ...Hoffman and Linney ably step into their complex, sporadically unlikable characters. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 15, 2008 +528 The Savages, writer/director Tamara Jenkins's second film, is easily the best comedy of the year. fresh Beverly Berning 0 culturevulture.net January 15, 2008 +528 Hoffman and Linney's great skill shows in their picking up on the nuances of sibling hierarchy and habits borne of years and familiarity. 3.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals January 12, 2008 +528 It's just a shame the script doesn't push the humour further; brief, amusing put-downs aren't quite enough to make this a bonafide comedy. But if you're looking for a well-performed drama about dementia, you've got it. 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 BBC.com January 1, 2008 +528 Jenkins is a provocateur to be sure, but she also has a heart, which is why her films don't come across as mean even when dealing comically with issues of death, debilitation, and emotional trauma. 3.5/5 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 1, 2008 +528 Painfully poignant, earnest, sad, witty and beautiful. Pretty depressing up until the final, uplifting scene. 3/4 fresh Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) December 31, 2007 +528 Hoffman, Linney and Bosco together generate such magnificent performances projecting a richly textured sense of the agony and ecstasy of a family in complicated meltdown, that it feels about as close to shared DNA as you can get. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze December 29, 2007 +528 It is the very particular humanity of the characters involved that makes it a successful and unique work of art. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 28, 2007 +528 dark, tart, and oddly joyful 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews December 26, 2007 +528 Powerful, painful and yet unerringly funny as it points out our emotional and physical vulnerabilities, this is a film that finds the humor in tragedy while keeping both omnipresent. fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 26, 2007 +528 The Savages not only boasts Oscar-worthy performances from Philip Seymour Hoffman and Laura Linney as a self-absorbed brother and sister, its attention to detail makes it sweetly funny and genuine. 3/4 fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press December 26, 2007 +528 A comedy of discomfort, The Savages is a brilliantly acted film about people who are kidding themselves, a state of being that is as funny as it is sad. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 26, 2007 +528 The Savages isn't cheery holiday fare, ... and yet Jenkins makes her film unexpectedly uplifting, in a small-scale, real-life kind of way. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 26, 2007 +528 An acerbic, wonderfully acted comedy-drama about family ties and mortality. B+ fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 26, 2007 +528 The film is savagely funny about the indignities of old age, yet optimistic that it's never too late to have a happy childhood. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 26, 2007 +528 The Savages isn't so much about plot as about moments, and this film -- thanks to Linney and Hoffman -- is filled with keepers. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 26, 2007 +528 Reality wounds but also heals in The Savages, writer-director Tamara Jenkins' cuttingly funny-sad family drama. A- fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun December 26, 2007 +528 ---- a biting, sometimes hilarious drama ---- fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 24, 2007 +528 This is a movie that is actually better upon a second viewing. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 24, 2007 +528 Affecting and dangerously close to home. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly December 22, 2007 +528 In the end it's worth a look, but you might wish you had some of Wendy's happy pills that she ripped off from her father's dead girlfriend. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com December 21, 2007 +528 The dynamic that operates throughout this film is fantasy versus reality, not just in the lives of the characters but in American life in general. 3.5/4 fresh Susan Walker 1 Toronto Star December 21, 2007 +528 Tamara Jenkins has made a movie about something that lots of people are going through but nobody wants to deal with, not even in life, much less in entertainment. And she's done it fearlessly, with the right mix of humor and horror. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 21, 2007 +528 The movie greedily uses its rich cast. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune December 21, 2007 +528 Director Jenkins handles this tricky material with tact and a nuanced touch -- there are laughs, but the circumstance is real enough to resonate with anyone who's experienced the confusion, guilt, and disorientation that such a circumstance imposes. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 21, 2007 +528 In the end, we were bored. In the end, it all seemed pretty trite. 3/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies December 21, 2007 +528 The humor in The Savages is born out of the performances by Linney and Hoffman, two actors who can convey as much about their characters as the ones around them with a seemingly effortless, instinctual ability. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 21, 2007 +528 Jenkins couldn't have found actors more suited to straddle the delicate, subtle line between detestable and sympathetic. A fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times December 21, 2007 +528 Smartly written and beautifully played. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 21, 2007 +528 Both Linney and Hoffman are so specific in creating these characters that we see them as people, not elements in a plot. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 21, 2007 +528 Writer-director Tamara Jenkins ... allows the movie its real-life bitterness without pushing it over into despair. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) December 21, 2007 +528 Its astringent humor is not funny ha-ha, it's funny-ouch. 3.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 21, 2007 +528 Predictably unconventional, indulgently metafictional, and hesitant about going for its alluded intentions. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 20, 2007 +528 The sad reality of aging and the picture of adults who still need a push in the right direction are rarely so keenly observed and honestly delivered. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com December 20, 2007 +528 Assured and sharp, The Savages is only Jenkins' second feature-length film. You'd never know it. 3.5/4 fresh Jessica Reaves 1 Chicago Tribune December 20, 2007 +528 Grimly funny and brazenly unsentimental, it has an ordinary, humdrum grit often missing even from indie movies. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly December 20, 2007 +528 Extremely powerful,unsentimental and bleakly comic story of a brother and sister entering middle age, but not fully adult, coping with their father's dementia and entry into a nursing home. fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 20, 2007 +528 One of those genre-defying hybrids that are sometimes called dramedies, The Savages tiptoes along a particularly fraught emotional tightrope, balancing observant humor and deep sadness with uncommon grace. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 20, 2007 +528 Although the story may sound as dismal as Buffalo's weather, it's surprisingly funny. Not gag funny, but observation funny -- the absurdities of real life, seen and presented. 4/5 fresh Richard Nilsen 1 Arizona Republic December 20, 2007 +528 "Excellent performances mark ""The Savages,"" with Linney and Hoffman each navigating characters who could have become unlikable had they not been shaded with nuance." B+ fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) December 19, 2007 +528 The Savages is a precious, pitch-perfect little film that finds humanity and mirth in the darkest of places. 4/5 fresh Marlow Stern 0 Manhattan Movie Magazine December 18, 2007 +528 So darned depressing in its observancy that it's no stretch to assume that writer/director Jenkins might have experienced something entirely similar first hand. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 18, 2007 +528 The script is kind of a bore and when it's not a bore it's dead set on simply being miserable for the sake of being miserable. 2.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend December 12, 2007 +528 I wouldn't call the film inspirational - it is too well observed to succumb to easy sentiment - but its realism is patiently engaging and subtly insinuating fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine December 12, 2007 +528 Both a delicious exercise in great acting and a richly refined comedy-drama--tangy and touching in equal measure. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 11, 2007 +528 The film stuck, and even now almost a month later I can still savor and relish so many of the picture's minute delicacies as if I had just witnessed them for the very first time. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 10, 2007 +528 Walking precariously between real world gravitas and the far too isolated and idiosyncratic, The Savages is a wonderful premise undermined by some unnecessary pretense. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters December 6, 2007 +528 It's an exemplary film, and far less depressing than it sounds. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 6, 2007 +528 Affecting adult drama has mature themes, content. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media December 6, 2007 +528 With the help of acting giants, [director Tamara] Jenkins turns The Savages into a twisted, bittersweet pleasure. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 5, 2007 +528 Tamara Jenkins returns with a story that squarely addresses the concerns of middle age, treating them with the gravity they deserve but also the forbearance and humor they often demand. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 4, 2007 +528 It's the clarity with which Jenkins sees it that makes the film extraordinary. 4.5/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend December 4, 2007 +528 Sharp, funny, and acerbic...Movies that are as truthful and observant as this one are rare. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 3, 2007 +528 One of those small, perfectly crafted, bittersweet family dramas it touches on so many truths it's almost painful to watch at times. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 3, 2007 +528 Eloquently makes the case that Philip Seymour Hoffman and Laura Linney are the most dextrous actors of their generation. A- fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Modern Fabulousity December 2, 2007 +528 Hoffman and Linney sadly never click, in spite of their strong performances... 2.5/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 1, 2007 +528 The name of the movie is one of those insufferable cutesy puns...but don't let that deter you from a film that achieves the rare balance of being both hilarious and tragic. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times November 30, 2007 +528 [Bosco's] performance as a senior going through the motions of aging is hypnotic, heartbreaking, and dead-on. It's the kind of performance awards were created for. 4.5/5 fresh Michael Ferraro 0 Bronsonfive November 30, 2007 +528 Lacks the ideal clarity that best supports what is incredibly caustic material. It's a misfire for Jenkins, but an interesting failure. C+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 eFilmCritic.com November 30, 2007 +528 The movie also comes with the wistful sadness of a maturing filmmaker who understands that in matters of death, sorrow and black comedy often walk hand in hand. fresh Ella Taylor 1 Village Voice November 30, 2007 +528 A fine middlebrow addition to the end-of-year sweepstakes, as good as expected, as bad as feared, and gone without a ripple. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 30, 2007 +528 "The Savages does a good job keeping things in perspective by pointing out the ""what can you do?"" absurdity of it all. We all face mortality, and we can all laugh at it too." 3.5/4 fresh Brett McCracken 0 Christianity Today November 30, 2007 +528 Although The Savages is a better film for not being a cloying, schmaltzy tear-jerker, that doesn't mean that it's a movie you will necessarily enjoy. 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies November 30, 2007 +528 How unfortunate the film with none. rotten Keith Uhlich 0 House Next Door November 30, 2007 +528 ...dual character study of two alienated siblings with an ironic interdependency. If the film ultimately feels small, Linney and Hoffman, two of our great actors, always keep it interesting. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 29, 2007 +528 The frequent outbursts of comedy help alleviate a tone that's appropriately muted and sad, and Jenkins should be credited for refusing to tack smiley-faces onto a tough, possibly lose-lose situation. B+ fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club November 29, 2007 +528 An engrossing family drama about old age, nursing homes, dementia, death and siblings trying to forge a new bond with each other. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice November 29, 2007 +528 At its best, The Savages captures the lunacy that comes with coping with sorrow. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 29, 2007 +528 While The Savages is a story about decrepitude and death, and chronicles a family whose wounds run too deep, it never has that claustrophobic, trapped-in-a-nightmare feeling of some dysfunctional family flicks. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com November 29, 2007 +528 [Director] Jenkins gleefully rubs the more graphic symptoms of dementia in our faces. But the movie also comes with the wistful sadness of a maturing filmmaker who understands that in matters of death, sorrow and black comedy often walk hand in hand. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly November 29, 2007 +528 While exploring the frustrations of middle-aged siblings dealing with an ailing father, 'The Savages' also spotlights moments of humor, warmth and tenderness. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 29, 2007 +528 An awfully well-made film. Brilliant performances are most typified by Bosco's often perfectly incoherent portrayal of a man slipping farther and farther out of touch. 3/4 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Entertainment Insiders November 29, 2007 +528 The Savages is funny in the if-you-didn't-laugh-you'd-cry way and superbly acted by all involved 3/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide November 28, 2007 +528 Laura Linney and Philip Seymour Hoffman never disappoint, disappearing into roles which fit like gloves. 3/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze November 28, 2007 +528 These are fascinating, three-dimensional individuals brought into the foreground by a pair of today's finest actors. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 28, 2007 +528 If any film comedy prior to The Savages so fully earns the characterization 'painfully funny,' I'd like to know about it. 3.5/4 fresh Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine November 28, 2007 +528 Despite its dark humor, The Savages tackles the tough topics of aging, frailty, humiliation and death. All depressing stuff, to be sure, but Jenkins handles it with a delicate, relatable touch, and without being maudlin. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press November 28, 2007 +528 Tamara Jenkins' writing and direction are superb. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 28, 2007 +528 One of the best movies of the year so far. fresh Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times November 28, 2007 +528 Ordinarily, Linney plays annoying characters. This one is a lot less annoying than most of them. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 28, 2007 +528 The actors have found mutual subcurrents to their characters that project familial affection even when they are at each other's throats. 3/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News November 28, 2007 +528 To everyone's credit, this film faces these issues bravely and humorously, eschewing any hint of emotional manipulation. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 28, 2007 +528 Philip Seymour Hoffman and Laura Linney are typically superb as a brother and sister brought together to care for their aging father in Tamara Jenkins' acute, if sometimes sluggish, follow-up to Slums of Beverly Hills. 2.5/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound November 28, 2007 +528 The Savages is the perfect comic offering for a season when family Pandora's boxes come swinging open like so many must-return gifts. 3.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday November 28, 2007 +528 Darkly hilarious, Tamara Jenkins' The Savages captures the cruel demographic joke facing many boomers who are forced to take care of aging parents at a point when they haven't entirely figured out their own lives. 3.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 28, 2007 +528 Yu's analytical documentary has an intentionally narrow view of human narratives, lumping together the misguided journeys of four men to highlight the conceptual parallels between them. fresh Eric Kohn 0 New York Press November 28, 2007 +528 Tamara Jenkins's The Savages is a beautifully nuanced tragicomedy about two floundering souls. 4.5/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times November 28, 2007 +528 Featuring some of the best writing and acting on screen all year, The Savages shouldn't be missed. 4.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com November 28, 2007 +528 Sharply unsentimental and very funny 3.5/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com November 27, 2007 +528 This is not a Sam Shepherd play; it feels more like HBO. 2.5/5 rotten Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com November 27, 2007 +528 Jenkins walks this dramatic tightrope with breathtaking ease. The humor is never forced but always springs from the characters and situations naturally. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter November 27, 2007 +528 The Savages naturally invites comparisons to Away From Her--all of them unflattering. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine November 26, 2007 +528 Vital, honest, and engaging. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker November 26, 2007 +528 This bittersweet X-ray of American family dynamics may not be a Hallmark-card notion of a holiday movie, but it's one any son or daughter can take to heart. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek November 26, 2007 +528 Astute and empathetic, it's a heartfelt, touching, coming-of-middle-age drama. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com November 26, 2007 +528 The excellent natural performances by Linney and Hoffman, make this a special film... . B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 25, 2007 +528 Humorously shows how a parent in second childhood helps his immature son grow up quickly. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 24, 2007 +528 The Savages is terrific -- a movie of uncommon appreciation for the nature and nurture that go into making us who we are, a perfectly calibrated drama both compassionate and unsentimental. A fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly November 21, 2007 +528 Like the bitter medicine your mother used to give you, The Savages can be quite effective, even if you secretly hope you never have to endure it again. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews November 20, 2007 +528 Jenkins scripts and directs a warm, heartfelt character study with tons of great little moments B+ fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews November 8, 2007 +528 Emotionally engaging, sharply written and superbly directed drama with terrific performances from Philip Seymour Hoffman and Laura Linney. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 1, 2007 +528 Linney and Hoffman deliver two more creatively textured performances in this story about the strain and comfort of family relationships. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 13, 2007 +528 Hoffman and Linney are wonderful -- underplaying so perfectly that crumpled, bittersweet truths continue to surface. 4/6 fresh Jonathan Crocker 1 Time Out October 11, 2007 +528 A small, intimate look at a family... but it is, within its own boundaries, nearly perfect. fresh David Poland 0 Movie City News September 30, 2007 +528 Tamara Jenkins' sophomore outing is sharp, clear-eyed, uncondescending; a non-stop, non-guilty pleasure. A- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 6, 2007 +528 Suffused with clever lines, characters with neurotic tics and a pervasive, jocular black humour, The Savages is more about craft than art, but the craft, especially in the writing and acting, is at a high level. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail September 6, 2007 +528 There are no easy answers in dealing with aging and dying parents, and Jenkins doesn't try to give us one. 3.5/5 fresh Kim Voynar 0 Cinematical February 9, 2007 +528 Smartly written, perfectly delivered dialogue, accompanied by a sunny, hopeful ending. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 31, 2007 +528 Director Tamara Jenkins focuses on the largely unexplored relationship between brothers and sisters, and she does so beautifully, thanks to the extraordinary talents of Hoffman and Linney. 4/5 fresh Jamie Tipps 0 Film Threat January 25, 2007 +528 Tamara Jenkins excels more at maximizing individual moments here than at developing a meaty storyline. But a great many of the moments are choice. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 21, 2007 +528 Jenkins makes a huge leap forward in her sophomore film, a serio comedy that effortlessly blends humor and pathos in a tale of a dysfunctional family in which the two misfit siblings are splendidly played by Laura Linney and Philip Seymour Hoffman. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 20, 2007 +528 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +528 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel May 13, 2009 +528 4/5 fresh Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com October 1, 2008 +528 3/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +528 A fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald January 15, 2008 +528 3.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 1, 2007 +528 B fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com November 28, 2007 +528 7/10 fresh Coco Forsythe 0 Future Movies UK November 28, 2007 +531 Lost Horizon strangely remade as a modern Western, but at least it's not a musical. 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 17, 2005 +531 Offers a fine exploration of the desire that fuels many dreams of community. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 28, 2002 +531 "One of those ""never heard of it"" cable flicks that's actually worth a look." 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +531 ... full of one cliche after another and it's extremely predictable. Overall, the problem in the movie is that it takes itself way too seriously. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +531 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +531 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 20, 2003 +531 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +531 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +531 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +531 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +531 3.5/5 fresh Alison Macor 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +531 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +533 The problem with the marital satire is that it goes on for too long, maybe like some marriages. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 8, 2010 +535 The professional skill of William Hartnell and Dora Bryan lends some reality and humour to this conventional farce, in which all the characters come from stock. fresh MFB Critics 0 Monthly Film Bulletin January 23, 2018 +537 A deeply flawed movie whose... willingness to complicate the genre it appears to inhabit make it much more valuable than its original reception was willing to admit. 6/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 4, 2015 +537 A crushing bore. Even Connery can't save this one. 1/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 21, 2005 +537 Incoherent look at life for the upper-crusts during the turbulent last days of the corrupt Batista regime. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 2, 2005 +537 So-so Connery vehicle 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 23, 2004 +537 Cuba showcases Richard Lester's knack for making movies with ragtag plots and colorful characters. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 29, 2004 +537 'A vivid and dazzling depiction of the Cuban landscape and culture but also a weak plot that barely supports the intricate, detailed visuals.' 7 rotten Derek Smith 0 Apollo Guide October 9, 2003 +537 4/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 25, 2006 +537 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 4, 2005 +537 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 20, 2005 +537 5/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +539 Sweet, funny romantic comedy for mature audiences. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +539 Turns from interesting character study to wan romantic comedy. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 8, 2010 +539 Though employing an utterly conventional romantic design, it tweaks the formula sufficiently...to come across as charmingly distinctive rather than tiredly imitative. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 6, 2005 +539 I cannot believe this movie didn't make a boatload of money. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +539 Another reverse-sexist diatribe that knows not what it says about anything related to the sexes. rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine February 21, 2002 +539 Smooth polish, original writing, and good acting. 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 20, 2001 +539 The Tao of Steve has some genuinely comic scenes, some emotionally interesting scenes, and some inter-sexual insights worthy of expression. 4 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 15, 2001 +539 The best movie about slacking since 'The Mother and the Whore.' 9/10 fresh Gary Mairs 0 culturevulture.net March 18, 2001 +539 The writing in this movie, by Duncan North, Greer Goodman and Jenniphr Goodman, among others, is as smart as anything I've seen in the past year. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope February 22, 2001 +539 Will woo you into shedding your romantic-comedy fatigue. fresh Emily Bobrow 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +539 Jenniphr Goodman directs The Tao of Steve with a casual charm that beautifully conveys its offbeat textures and lovable characters. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 1, 2000 +539 Amiable and affable, but only occasionally successful in making pertinent observations about the ongoing battle of the sexes. 2/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +539 A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +539 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +539 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +539 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +539 0.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +539 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +539 C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +539 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +539 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +539 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +539 0.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +539 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +539 B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 3, 2002 +539 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +539 C+ rotten Jason Clark 0 Matinee Magazine February 7, 2002 +539 5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 10, 2001 +539 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +539 3/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com February 14, 2001 +539 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly August 4, 2000 +539 3.5/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +539 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +539 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +539 B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +539 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +539 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +539 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +539 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +539 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +539 4/5 fresh Robert Marley 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +539 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +539 3/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 1, 2000 +539 3/4 fresh 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +539 B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 1, 2000 +539 8/10 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +539 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +539 6/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +541 An extraordinary illustration of the power of the cinematic art form. fresh Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International January 5, 2007 +541 A striking and memorable film about the emotional firefights that flare up when the personal and the political are linked. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 3, 2002 +541 It really wasn't that bad of a film, it was just too flat and preachy. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +541 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 7, 2005 +541 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 7, 2005 +541 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +542 Although its premise may not be original, Joy Ride is still tense, chilling escapism. fresh Anthony Breznican 1 Associated Press October 24, 2018 +542 It's a dumb movie. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed July 6, 2010 +542 ...boasts a number of genuinely exhilarating sequences and set-pieces. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 8, 2008 +542 Will convince you that you'd be better off taking the train. 4/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 April 8, 2003 +542 America's dark and lonely back roads are the prime location for stories about relentless, psychotic stalkers preying on the youth. 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +542 Nothing special -- it just devotedly does its job to give the audience a string of suspense scenarios. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies January 12, 2003 +542 Maybe it's a wonderful inside joke - a suspenseless suspense film. C rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 30, 2002 +542 The popcorn thriller manages to keep the viewer's disbelief at bay, while offering a deceptively smooth ride through some frequently bumpy territory. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World August 23, 2002 +542 It's a scary film; an atmospheric, unrelenting, character-rich thriller that includes one of the most jolting shock-moments I can remember. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) August 22, 2002 +542 Things are pushed over the top rather successfully, but breaking momentum is a pretty big mistake for movie that wants to wow us with ruthless efficiency. 2.5/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic August 18, 2002 +542 It's what we don't see that terrifies us in Roadkill, a blistering good thriller that keeps us uneasy and perched on the edge of our seats. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile July 18, 2002 +542 Well done thriller just when we need it most. fresh Paul Salfen 0 Supercala.com July 9, 2002 +542 A thriller driven by considerable suspense before taking a wrong exit somewhere near the end. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 18, 2002 +542 This is a drive-in movie supreme, a suspense saga with several wicked shocks and at least as many hearty laughs. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 9, 2002 +542 Paul Walker has all the acting ability of a length of pine board. 2.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies April 25, 2002 +542 ...a galvanizing amusement-park ride that only occasionally steps over the bounds of common sense. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 12, 2002 +542 You'll feel like you're an unwilling passenger along for a bumpy trip in John Dahl's road rage thriller Joy Ride -- Dahl dresses up this fuel-injected spectacle with silly-minded edge-of-your-seat fury 2.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye March 4, 2002 +542 One of those rare movies that I know I shouldn't like, but... I cannot help but enjoy it. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 26, 2002 +542 Premium entertainment of the genre variety. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International December 9, 2001 +542 If you're looking to have your nerves fried and your pulse pounded, this is your ticket to ride. 4.5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 29, 2001 +542 Watch the trailer, skip the movie 2/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit October 18, 2001 +542 It's an easy film to critique for what it doesn't do, but what it does do very well is take you for a comically dark fantasy ride... B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 16, 2001 +542 Dahl works the audience like the dial of a car radio, testing out all manner of squeals and static and all-out, high-pitched terror. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com October 12, 2001 +542 This taut thriller is sharply directed by John Dahl and benefits from fine, low-key performances by Walker, Sobieski and Zahn. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide October 11, 2001 +542 Grounding the over-the-top antics is the genuine suspense. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 11, 2001 +542 Ups the fear factor by adding an anonymous figure, one that cannot be reasoned with, whose only goal is to get his hands on you. fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly October 10, 2001 +542 Dahl and scene-stealer Steve Zahn deserve praise for breathing some entertaining new life into a generally stale genre. 8/10 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +542 No real suspense, and no payoff except for a groan-inducing, look-out-here-comes-the-sequel ending. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 8, 2001 +542 Since most thrillers ignore matters of logic, character and pacing, Joy Ride is an innovation because it doesn't. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 8, 2001 +542 Superior to the majority of the yawn-inducing suspensers out there these days. 2.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 8, 2001 +542 An absolutely merciless thriller--exciting, marvelously crafted, strongly acted, and with more than a few moments destined to increase your heartbeat. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 5, 2001 +542 People who are looking for a good scare, with plenty of Steve Zahn laughs along the way, will be satisfied. fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript October 5, 2001 +542 A great movie with an even cooler ending, this film will likely be remembered as one of the better thrillers of the year. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 5, 2001 +542 There are a few genuinely exciting moments, but they peter out as the film progresses and the movie stumbles into increasingly implausible territory. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide October 5, 2001 +542 Whether or not the plot makes any sense, though, Dahl keeps an iron death-grip on all of it, as if each scene were his last. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 5, 2001 +542 A no-fuss thriller that gets the adrenaline pumping. fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 5, 2001 +542 Climb into this rig and you'll be sweating bullets. 4.5/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post October 5, 2001 +542 It's encouraging to see more than passing attention paid to character development. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter October 5, 2001 +542 It attains its modest ambitions with dispatch and wit, and without ever lifting its foot from the pedal. fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star October 5, 2001 +542 Dahl permeates the film with enough quirky detail ... and horror-movie staples ... to keep things interesting. fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 5, 2001 +542 Nothing particularly special but another good example of straightforward and effective storytelling. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! October 5, 2001 +542 Falls a tad short of being a minor movie classic along the lines of Spielberg's film. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee October 5, 2001 +542 Satisfyingly spooky, if not entirely original. fresh Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly October 5, 2001 +542 They're just driving and screaming and running, making the film come off as yet another teen-scream sequel. rotten Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian October 5, 2001 +542 A genuine thriller, guaranteed to whiten knuckles, grind enamel and render armrests into scrap. fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday October 5, 2001 +542 Much more effectively terrifying than the usual overplotted, underwritten Hollywood thriller. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times October 5, 2001 +542 Anyone actually looking for a genuinely scary movie at this point will have a lot of fun with Joy Ride. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post October 5, 2001 +542 Terrific escapist fare, stylish, outrageous and compelling. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times October 5, 2001 +542 Dahl and his screenwriters spoil it by turning the trucker and his rig into a metallic-sheathed monster willing and able to do anything to get back at his enemies. rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle October 5, 2001 +542 Fun and satisfyingly scary road trip. fresh 0 E! Online October 5, 2001 +542 Lives up to its title. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 5, 2001 +542 It's so taut in its direction that you really don't notice the implausibilities and plot holes until the film's over. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 5, 2001 +542 Delivers dark laughs and heady excitement until it runs out of gas -- and ideas -- in its last half hour. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 5, 2001 +542 Writers Clay Tarver and J.J. Abrams set up credible, well-structured scenes, and Dahl works each to maximum effect. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 5, 2001 +542 A white-knuckle ride all the way. B+ fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 5, 2001 +542 No one wins awards for movies like this, but this is escapist entertainment raised to the level of art. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 5, 2001 +542 A well-performed, smartly staged B-movie romp that'll keep you on the edge of your seat and have your foot pushing a nonexistent gas pedal. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle October 5, 2001 +542 An edge-of-your-seater that will have folks thinking twice before taking a road trip across America. 3.5/4 fresh Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com October 5, 2001 +542 Zahn's hilariously electric performance is the best thing in the movie. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel October 5, 2001 +542 Feels like a long drive in circles, with no destination worth getting to. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz October 5, 2001 +542 Unnerving in the best tradition of psychological horror. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies October 5, 2001 +542 Careens off course and crashes, joylessly. rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies October 5, 2001 +542 Nothing more or less than scary noirish fun, low on thematic ambition but giddily high on the fright front. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail October 5, 2001 +542 The endless cat-and-mouse game starts out silly, then it gets ridiculous. rotten Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com October 5, 2001 +542 That best kind of B-movie; one that will have you alternately laughing, squirming in your seat and yelling at the screen. fresh Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch October 5, 2001 +542 You want to be scared and have a few laughs and not have your intelligence insulted? Here you go. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 5, 2001 +542 Offers a ride but not much joy in its overdone story. rotten Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 5, 2001 +542 A nice, nasty little B-movie that keeps things simple and keeps things scary. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe October 5, 2001 +542 ... funny, frightening and fabulously fun. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews October 5, 2001 +542 The king of the road is Zahn, expertly steering his path between ironic goofball and real scared dude. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly October 4, 2001 +542 Suspenseful and chilling, Joy Ride is so good that it merits comparisons to Hitchcock. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 4, 2001 +542 What the movie lacks ... is airtight plotting that makes these kinds of movies work. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 4, 2001 +542 A really satisfying suspenser, but also really, really fun. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 4, 2001 +542 A solidly crafted thriller, the type of flick that once would have been lauded as 'a terrific B-movie.' fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News October 4, 2001 +542 Not nearly as speedy as it is silly. rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today October 4, 2001 +542 Essentially a popcorn movie put together by a director who knows how to generate suspense and build tension. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 4, 2001 +542 ...begins evaporating in your mind before it's even over. rotten Tom Block 0 culturevulture.net October 4, 2001 +542 Squishes credibility like road kill and careens into an abyss of escalating absurdity. rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel October 4, 2001 +542 There's a perfect blend of comedy and terror, which makes the film riveting. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 4, 2001 +542 There's good pulp and bad pulp, and for most of its duration, Joy Ride is quality stuff. 3/4 fresh Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune October 4, 2001 +542 Somehow this project manages to be both astoundingly derivative and reasonably entertaining at the same time. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times October 4, 2001 +542 A well-oiled, slick and efficient fun-house ride, one that moves too quickly -- and is too much fun, really -- to nitpick. fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 4, 2001 +542 Dahl, like his brother protagonists, isn't up on the scare basics. rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News October 4, 2001 +542 [Dahl's] been beaten down either by the idiot script or the idiot moneymen or both. D rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution October 4, 2001 +542 Continually unnerves the audience while leaving conventional plot twists and hidden agendas in its rear-view mirror. fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine October 4, 2001 +542 One hopes Rusty Nail just slaughters our trio of bathetic anti-heroes. 1.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 4, 2001 +542 A well-written diversion film bursting with thrills, chills and well-placed humor. 3/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) October 3, 2001 +542 John Dahl knows the secrets to making a great B-grade fright flick. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire October 3, 2001 +542 Film is infused with John Dahl's terrific sense of the macabre. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 2, 2001 +542 "Is it as good as ""Duel"", ""Breakdown"" or ""The Hitcher""? Let me just say that I would not be ashamed to mention it in the same list." 3.5/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com October 2, 2001 +542 Like going to a fun fear. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card October 2, 2001 +542 Dahl's takes a dive, a disappointing followup to his spicy 'Red Rock West' and 'The Last Seduction. 2.5/4 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 1, 2001 +542 John Dahl's Joy Ride is a hick thriller tailor-made for the Scream crowd. 2.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 1, 2001 +542 A numbingly idiotic retread, a half-baked mixture of 'Duel' and 'The Hitcher' that's markedly inferior to both....Goes nowhere fast. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 1, 2001 +542 A fun and scary film that's worth checking out. fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net September 24, 2001 +542 Joy Ride gets a lot more mileage from its attention grabbing premise than the recent Jeepers Creepers got from a similarly unsettling high concept. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety September 13, 2001 +542 Dahl expertly ratchets up the tension into an edge-of-your-seat frenzy. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 4, 2001 +542 Builds an incredible amount of tension, then releases it with some startling violent encounters. 4/5 fresh Blake French 0 Filmcritic.com August 20, 2001 +542 3/5 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +542 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 27, 2007 +542 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +542 2.5/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +542 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +542 4/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com August 20, 2002 +542 3.5/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +542 7/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons November 30, 2001 +542 3/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com November 12, 2001 +542 C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather November 5, 2001 +542 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com October 8, 2001 +542 2.5/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +544 Mainly so-so film with some good touches in its first five minutes. rotten Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television December 29, 2015 +544 The world's only Charlie Chan film noir. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 18, 2005 +545 It's Beryl Reid and Susannah York drifting dismasted towards caricature. rotten Penelope Houston 0 The Spectator July 18, 2018 +545 Aldrich's film endures not because it's an example of bad, pre-Stonewall homo images but because of its sly way of celebrating. fresh Melissa Anderson 0 Film Comment Magazine March 19, 2018 +545 Because of its outre subject of lesbianism and one sexually graphic scene, Aldrich's well acted, lurid melodrama was slapped with X-rating upon its release. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 28, 2012 +545 Melodrama, slapstick, romance, exploitation, and psychological horror all vie for dominance throughout the film, giving it an air of fickle, feminine hysteria, which the graphic sex scene at the end of the film makes still more difficult to pin down. fresh Leo Goldsmith 0 Reverse Shot August 8, 2009 +545 Excellently acted version of the play is finally rather dull. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 11, 2004 +545 More wearisome than appealing. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 12, 2004 +545 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 11, 2004 +545 4/5 fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net December 4, 2003 +545 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 10, 2003 +545 4/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 16, 2002 +545 6 rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Apollo Guide July 25, 2001 +547 Though Kiss Me, Stupid has the structure and comic beats of a classic bedroom farce, it's an overwhelmingly cynical assessment of male jealousy and exploitation. 4/5 fresh Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve February 18, 2015 +547 Wilder, usually a director of considerable flair and inventiveness -- has not been able this time out to rise above a basically vulgar, as well as creatively delinquent, screenplay... rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety August 15, 2007 +547 Sprinkling in bad jokes and Rat Pack references, Dean Martin's comic timing and delivery is impeccable -- as he parodies and deconstructs his image as a notorious lover and drunk. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide August 15, 2007 +547 Whatever ambitions this romantic comedy might have had, they were never realized. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 24, 2006 +547 Early production problems show, still fun Wilder 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 19, 2004 +547 What separates 'Stupid' from so many of the so-called 'sex comedies' of the period is its combination of cynicism and directness. Beneath the teasing and the titillation there are some genuinely provocative themes... 3/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette August 5, 2003 +547 Novak is surprisingly affecting as the whore who is determined to make something of herself. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +547 Undeniably lewd, Kiss Me, Stupid exemplifies the go-go Rat Pack sexual sensibilities that fed the American appetite in the dawn of the sexual revolution. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +547 Stunningly subversive, even for Wilder. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom October 3, 2002 +547 It just doesn't get very good until halfway through, in large part because the usually excellent Walston is miscast. rotten Andy Klein 0 New Times August 15, 2002 +547 I recommend Kiss Me, Stupid to the skeptical with no reservations whatsoever. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer June 25, 2002 +547 Kiss Me, Stupid is unlikely to inspire a Broadway musical, top an AFI poll, or birth a hundred-dollar coffee-table book, but it could burnish Wilder's posthumous reputation. fresh 1 Village Voice June 18, 2002 +547 There was the sharp contrast of surface-banter and concentration on detail; of unpredictable laughter, brushed off by disciplined professionalism. 3/5 fresh Murray Schumach 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +547 In any event, this has to rank as Wilder's most corrosive and despairing portrait of America. fresh Don Druker 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +547 Both Martin and Novak are at their near best, and the undertone of small-town desperation in Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond's script is effectively captured by Walston and his sidekick, Cliff Osmond. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +547 4/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly August 17, 2006 +547 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 15, 2005 +547 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly January 21, 2005 +547 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 15, 2004 +547 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 15, 2002 +551 At times becomes more absurd than amusing. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 30, 2007 +552 It's a film of small delights rather than a home run, and an encouraging first foray for Dunsky. fresh Leonard Klady 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +552 "Electric performances, the plot, and the cheerful guitar score by Christophe Beck, help make The Alarmist a fun and... well... ""quirky"" experience." 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +552 Unable to decide where to go or what tone to adopt, it ends up treading water. rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +552 First-time filmmaker Dunsky doesn't always know where to place his camera to maximize the edgy humor that lurks near the script's surface. rotten Ed Kelleher 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +552 "As a showcase for Tucci's comic skills, ""The Alarmist"" succeeds. We start the film feeling buoyed by his roosterlike energy and audacity, and we end it feeling let down by a script that can't quite decide what it wants to say." 2/4 rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +552 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 14, 2005 +552 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +552 fresh Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly October 3, 2002 +552 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +552 7 fresh Cheryl DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +552 3/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +552 9/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +552 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +552 1/5 rotten Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +552 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +554 The really sad part is that Josh Brolin is great as Jonah... rotten Annalee Newitz 0 io9.com May 23, 2018 +554 It's popcorn-chomping fun rooting for the soul-stripped Hex as he battles his way toward redemption and sweet, sweet payback. 3/5 fresh Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight February 15, 2013 +554 It's a little too brief to get bored exactly, but it's certainly long enough to get frustrated at the lack of the essential ingredients to get the audience engaged in its story. 2/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 25, 2012 +554 It's a standard Western revenge tale dressed up with supernatural elements. 2/5 rotten Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +554 The mark of a good actor is being good in a really bad movie. Josh Brolin is a really, really good actor, because most of the time he's on screen speaking you can almost forget what a loathsome, irredeemable, turd of a film Jonah Hex is. 3/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 29, 2011 +554 When it works, which it does quite often, it's one of the better comic book adaptations of recent years. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies December 14, 2010 +554 Seems almost calculated meticulously to suck the life out of its audience as much as humanly possible... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 5, 2010 +554 The film is simply too brief, too befuddled and too delirious to do the comic book legend justice. 4/10 rotten 0 IGN DVD October 20, 2010 +554 An awful excuse for cinema that ultimately fails in nearly every way possible. 1/4 rotten David Roark 0 Christianity Today October 20, 2010 +554 ...remarkably two-dimensional, showing evidence of having been edited down from something more complex. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis October 12, 2010 +554 To quote Clint Eastwood's Monco in For A Few Dollars More, you people need a new sheriff. 1/5 rotten Ken McIntyre 0 Total Film September 9, 2010 +554 Jonah Kex, Jonah Wrex, Jonah Hax, Jonah Kax, Jonah Thix, Jonah Crox, Jonah Sux. 1/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World September 8, 2010 +554 Whether it's the director's fault or the result of studio meddling, this is a mess of a movie that's been cut to pieces. 2/5 rotten Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) September 3, 2010 +554 It just gets louder and more nonsensical as it progresses, with Fox shoe-horned into as many scenes as possible. 2/5 rotten Phelim O'Neill 0 Guardian September 2, 2010 +554 Almost everything is wrong with it. 0/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) September 2, 2010 +554 At least it's relatively short. 2/5 rotten Elliot V. Kotek 0 Little White Lies September 2, 2010 +554 [A] dull and messy ride through supernatural Clint Eastwood territory. 1/5 rotten Alan Jones 0 Radio Times September 2, 2010 +554 An object lesson in how not to adapt a comic book. A crushing disappointment. 2/5 rotten James White 0 Empire Magazine September 1, 2010 +554 thin, dull, messy story that's short but feels much longer. It's all flashy explosions and effects and no substance. 2/5 rotten Roz Laws 0 Birmingham Post September 1, 2010 +554 Scarcely even feature length, and bewilderingly chaotic. 1/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times September 1, 2010 +554 There's plenty of bangs for your buck -- check out the dynamite-heavy ambush of a steam locomotive in the opening sequence. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema September 1, 2010 +554 Has obviously been hacked to pieces and is hampered by lazy supporting performances, several utterly pointless scenes and the fact that all the violence happens offscreen. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon September 1, 2010 +554 There's the germ of a great idea in this premise, but it's flattened by sledgehammer direction that smashes any possibility out of each scene. 1.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 29, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex could be bigger, louder and longer, with more special effects and faster cutting, but it errs on the side of simplicity. And to that, let's all raise a shotglass. 7/10 fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline July 6, 2010 +554 There's just one ingredient missing: anyone with a clue. rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday July 6, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex isn't necessarily a bad film, it's just nothing at all. rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Dark Horizons July 6, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex misfires. Repeatedly. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 6, 2010 +554 Yes, it squanders its Sergio Leone-worthy source material, but it's a surprisingly entertaining disaster -- a sort of Concorde-New Horizons picture for the new millennium. 2.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) July 2, 2010 +554 A horse opera with a hex. 2.0/4 rotten Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times July 1, 2010 +554 The bad and the ugly are both covered, with a main character that has a scarred face and a deep desire for revenge. As for the good? That's more of a hit-or-miss proposition. 2/4 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune June 30, 2010 +554 What do you get when you make a movie out of a comic book that's not worth reading? 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review June 28, 2010 +554 John Malkovich and Josh Brolin are too good for the sloppy, overripe Jonah Hex. 2/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) June 25, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex is one big rush, but not in the positive sense. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 25, 2010 +554 ...a seriously uneven missed opportunity... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 25, 2010 +554 Scripted by Crank scribes Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, and starring a game Josh Brolin, this probably looked good on paper. 1/4 rotten Brett Michel 0 Boston Phoenix June 25, 2010 +554 Distinct from its various narrative failings, this DC comic book adaptation is most notable for how skimpy and curiously under-sketched it feels. 1.5/5 rotten Brent Simon 0 Screen International June 24, 2010 +554 Embarrassing for everyone involved. rotten Adam Gold 0 San Diego Union-Tribune June 24, 2010 +554 Had it been available to him, Max Bialystock would have opted for this as his guaranteed flop rather than Springtime for Hitler. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 23, 2010 +554 All three of you clamoring for a sequel to Wild Wild West have got your wish. 1/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out June 23, 2010 +554 It's enough to make you want to kill the film reels, bring them back to life and then kill them again. 0.5/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com June 22, 2010 +554 A badly disfigured hero and a cliched heart of gold heroine are wrapped up in an inane plot. It makes you wonder just why did they make this movie? 3/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com June 22, 2010 +554 Josh Brolin grits half his teeth for the whole movie. I just can't tell if he's doing it to stay in character, or because he's disgusted with everyone else's effort in the film. 4/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review June 21, 2010 +554 Who needs a story that makes sense when it's only camp that you're after? C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 20, 2010 +554 "Jonah Hex"" is a movie missing every element of what makes a movie. It's a gritty comic book adaptation without the grit. It has characters without character in a story without storytelling. " F rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) June 20, 2010 +554 Only the idiosyncratic Warner Brothers would give us a wide-release summer movie that turns out to be an acid western. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com June 20, 2010 +554 a lot of money, a lot of time, and a lot of pyrotechnics to deliver a tiny little fizzle of a flick. 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews June 19, 2010 +554 As inane, sloppily edited, painfully awkward and unintentionally funny as an Uwe Boll film. 1.8 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru June 19, 2010 +554 You won't be blown away but if it's your thing, you will be entertained. 3.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald June 19, 2010 +554 Instead of a really good villain, you get...'I'm shooting you because it says in the script I'm supposed to shoot you now.' 2.5/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com June 18, 2010 +554 There isn't a single reason to see this movie. D- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 18, 2010 +554 At times it is as if JONAH HEX was shot twice, and the editors could not decide which pieces to use, so they intercut both of them. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique June 18, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex is not a good movie. Not by a long shot... But that didn't stop me from having a hell of a lot of fun watching it. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures June 18, 2010 +554 Begins affably enough as a random slew of Leone-style squint-a-thons and shoot-outs but then loses it way in a dopey, anachronism-happy sci-fi plot. rotten Cliff Doerksen 1 Chicago Reader June 18, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex is a no doubt a bad film. That said, it has enough good elements to make you realize that it could have been awesome. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat June 18, 2010 +554 It reexamines assumptions of good and evil-morality tale vs, trite entertainment-by confronting the hideous compromises people make with social conventions and their own desperation. fresh Armond White 0 New York Press June 18, 2010 +554 The most chopped up, stitched together Frankenstein job in recent memory. 1/5 rotten Jen Yamato 0 Movies.com June 18, 2010 +554 Awful and intolerably tedious, everyone connected with this abomination should hang their heads in shame. 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 18, 2010 +554 All I know is, the end couldn't come fast enough. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies June 18, 2010 +554 There's a Director's Cut version of Jonah Hex, right? Because this film feels like a series of bullet points disguised as a feature film. 2/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 June 18, 2010 +554 Bracingly inept. rotten Nick Pinkerton 1 L.A. Weekly June 18, 2010 +554 Director Jimmy Hayward fails to establish a viable reason for this movie to exist. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 18, 2010 +554 It isn't just that no effort is expended on old-fogey ideas like character development; it's more that Hayward doesn't even try to make individual scenes make sense. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com June 18, 2010 +554 "Though it has bad word of mouth, ""Jonah Hex"" is generally better, sprier and more diverting than most of the action flicks now playing, The A-Team included." 3/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times June 18, 2010 +554 The movie is laughable, but it's not funny, not even in a camp way. rotten Mary F. Pols 1 MSN Movies June 18, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex is cut-and-paste filmmaking at its crudest. 2/5 rotten Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News June 18, 2010 +554 It's hard to have any thoughts while watching Jonah Hex -- the cranium-crushing soundtrack takes care of that. C+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor June 18, 2010 +554 An intriguing comic-book hero is left stranded in a half-baked film adaptation that bears the marks of severe post-production tinkering. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International June 18, 2010 +554 It's not going to rock your world, but if you're comfortable with the comic style and the super weapons/crazy guns that would have blown the minds of any Civil War soldier, the action will keep you entertained. 6/10 fresh Jenna Busch 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 18, 2010 +554 Despite all the state-of-the-art weaponry, it's a total misfire. 1/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 18, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex is not a good movie, but it's a great cautionary tale about what happens when a film loses its way. 1.5/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 18, 2010 +554 It plays like a film that's not done yet, as if the editor hated watching it repeatedly and simply refused to finish. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever June 18, 2010 +554 The gifted Josh Brolin is totally wasted in this misguided, messy, disjointed and tedious action-adventure-western D rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 18, 2010 +554 A lumpy soup of western action and supernatural shenanigans, heavily spiced with narrative confusion. 1/5 rotten Kurt Loder 0 MTV June 18, 2010 +554 Slight but sluggish, murky but not effectively dark, Jonah Hex is caught in a limbo rather like its hero's. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters June 18, 2010 +554 You can surely tell this movie has been passed through the editing bay one too many times. 1/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters June 18, 2010 +554 Why, in the name of all that is campy, can't a movie featuring a dynamite-loaded crossbow just have some fun? 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page June 18, 2010 +554 If this represents the true vision of director Jimmy Hayward, then I have only one question: What was he thinking? 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 18, 2010 +554 The Western, with its code of short tempers and cheap life, sprang from the Civil War, but few Westerns connect the dots to demonstrate how the war must have created hollow nihilists the way Jonah Hex does. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post June 18, 2010 +554 The issues that happened behind the camera, including the original directors leaving the project, are extremely obvious in the final product. The film is a complete disaster. 0.5/5 rotten Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews June 18, 2010 +554 In the comic book tradition, the story weaves between the real and the mythical, but it's a very boozy trip. Brolin's intermittent voice-over narration proves to be the most powerful stuff, with the rest curiously sputtering. 2/5 rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times June 18, 2010 +554 In Jonah Hex, Josh Brolin plays a Wild West bounty hunter who can talk to dead people. So how come he couldn't yank the film's director out of his coma? 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 18, 2010 +554 Not that anyone should confuse this with a good movie, but it features plenty of violence, plus Megan Fox in a corset. For action fans,that's entertainment. 2.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly June 18, 2010 +554 Brolin strides around talking to the dead and destroying things, mostly the good will he garnered after surprising everyone with No Country for Old Men and W. 1/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 18, 2010 +554 [Brolin] is done in by the deathless mediocrity of the production, an assemblage of random camera shots, messy editing, redundant scenes, and witless dialogue as haphazardly stitched together as the flesh on Jonah Hex's face. D+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly June 18, 2010 +554 Everyone seems to be sleepwalking through this film. Except for Megan Fox, who is such a terrible actress that she couldn't even act like she's sleepwalking. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine June 18, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex lost its way long before it hit the screen, laboring mightily to deliver a threadbare collection of postmortem detritus. D rotten Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com June 18, 2010 +554 A quintessential paycheck movie, made not because someone had a terrific vision for how to adapt the story but because a studio owned the rights and thought they could make some cash from it. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com June 17, 2010 +554 Although it's got the shortest running time of anything we've seen all year, Jonah Hex doesn't feel so much snappily paced as it does rushed and disjointed. C- rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com June 17, 2010 +554 The filmmakers try to squeeze action from their trampling of a genre. 2/10 rotten Matthew Sorrento 0 Bright Lights Film Journal June 17, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex would hate this movie. He would make fun of this movie. 2.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend June 17, 2010 +554 "This comic book adaptation is an ill-defined mess of a film that attempts to shoehorn its character into a superhero ""origin story"" with vague hints of the supernatural." 1.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound June 17, 2010 +554 The only people who deserve to see Jonah Hex are Hitler and the CEO of British Petroleum. 0/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com June 17, 2010 +554 You could do worse than this and if you have been going to the movies this summer with any regularity, you most likely already have. 4/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com June 17, 2010 +554 Jonah Mess D- rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO June 17, 2010 +554 Yes, it's true... Jonah sux. rotten Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix June 17, 2010 +554 The lean story-telling works well for its taciturn characters and spare settings, presented by cinematographer Amundsen, and well scored with assistance from Mastodon. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet June 17, 2010 +554 a grindingly dull western-revenge-supernatural-terrorist-save-the-world mishmash that fails on every level. Did I ask why Megan Fox is here? D- rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 17, 2010 +554 What can you say about a film where John Malkovich can't work up any enthusiasm for playing a villain? D+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 17, 2010 +554 This looked to be a priority project by Warner Bros. at one point -- that is until cash spigot got turned off. The special effects are really cheesy, even by comic-book standards. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 17, 2010 +554 Darkman and The Quick and the Dead-- the two Sam Raimi films Jonah Hex most wants to be. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 17, 2010 +554 Some movies seem so blatant an effort to appeal to a specific target audience that they ought to come with a viewers' advisory warning. 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today June 17, 2010 +554 Calls to mind two of the worst westerns of the past thirty years...The problem isn't that the movie is moody and morose; it's that it's flat and tedious. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 17, 2010 +554 There's just nothing there; JONAH HEX is soulless. 1.5/5 rotten Brad Miska 0 Bloody Disgusting June 17, 2010 +554 While Jonah Hex has its moments, it's ultimately yet another disappointing comic book adaptation. 2.5/5 rotten Jim Vejvoda 0 IGN Movies June 17, 2010 +554 It's just too bad the movie didn't indulge its spookier, supernatural elements more, instead of relying on action movie cliches. 1/4 rotten John DeVore 0 Premiere Magazine June 17, 2010 +554 This is industrially processed entertainment at it cheapest, nastiest and greasiest. 0.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 17, 2010 +554 Josh Brolin does the pizza-faced bounty hunter justice, but pretty much everyone else involved -- including Megan Fox -- lets him down. C+ rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online June 17, 2010 +554 Although Josh Brolin rises to the occasion, much of this comic book adaptation appears to have been abandoned on the cutting-room floor. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter June 17, 2010 +554 The film's noisy, slam-bang approach and lack of imagination in all nonvisual departments will keep it from rounding up a fresh generation of thrill-seekers. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety June 17, 2010 +554 The movie began life as a macabre postbellum western for DC Comics. Now it's lumbering action-camp following a video game plot. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe June 17, 2010 +554 completely forgettable 2/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com June 17, 2010 +554 Mercifully fleet and lamentably uninteresting... 1.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 17, 2010 +554 Every once in a while, a film limps into theaters so stitched together, it's a wonder it doesn't rip apart in the projector. Jonah Hex is such a film. F rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club June 17, 2010 +554 Glossy and gutted, Jonah Hex turns the cowboy with a melted mouth into a grunting moviegoing chore. But at least it's a ridiculously short chore. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com June 17, 2010 +554 Take the intriguing premise of a punk-rock Western based on a graphic novel, populate it with a good cast, add striking visuals and you come up with...a real mess. 1.5/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic June 17, 2010 +554 It's based on some DC Comics characters, which may explain the way the plot jumps around. We hear a lot about graphic novels, but this is more of a graphic anthology of strange occult ideas. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 17, 2010 +554 Gives Hollywood an excuse not to make more Westerns, just as it's bad for the future of graphic novel adaptations ... save your money and buy the trades. 3/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net June 17, 2010 +554 So short, and so bad, you cringe at the thought of how awful whatever ended up on the cutting-room floor must be. rotten David Germain 1 Associated Press June 17, 2010 +554 Seventy-three minutes, not counting the end credits. It may take longer driving to and from the theater... Normally such brevity is welcome, especially with Westerns since Kevin Costner already thinned our patience, three hours at a time. C- rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times June 17, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex definitely appears to be making itself up as it goes along. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine June 17, 2010 +554 Here's how you know Josh Brolin has become a movie star: Jonah Hex may not be much with him, but without him? Perish the thought. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune June 17, 2010 +554 Jonah Hex is a good performance and a few good lines buried in a script whose authors should do a little time in writer's hell for scribbling it. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel June 17, 2010 +554 B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +554 1.5/4 rotten 0 National Post June 24, 2010 +555 It's a pleasure watching these four legendary women interact.Moore's quirky neuroticism and amazing all-black wardrobe are a treat to watch. fresh Anne Cohen 0 Refinery29 August 27, 2018 +555 Standard coming of age story, the adult gimmick doesn't add anything. 2/5 rotten Fred Topel 0 About.com August 14, 2003 +555 Revolves around a reunion of four women friends where they try to put the past into perspective. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 30, 2002 +555 Now and Then is successful, but only now and then. 2.5/4 rotten 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +555 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 23, 2005 +555 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 19, 2005 +555 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 26, 2004 +555 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 23, 2004 +555 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 19, 2003 +555 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 30, 2002 +555 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +555 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +555 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +555 4 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +555 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +555 3.5/5 fresh Alison Macor 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +555 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +556 The worst thing about Damages is David Hare's screenplay. It is constructed mostly out of embarrassingly meaningful looks. rotten Vanessa Letts 0 The Spectator July 24, 2018 +556 Malle also draws finely calibrated performances from Rupert Graves as the puppyish, yet increasingly strong Martyn, and from Ian Bannen as Ingrid's hearty, rich and powerful aristocrat father. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 22, 2018 +556 It's to Malle and his gifted company's credit that this posh bodice-ripper often comes close to achieving its tragic ambitions. But the stylish Damage is a lot easier to enjoy if one doesn't feel compelled to take it seriously. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 13, 2018 +556 It might be well-crafted and well-acted, but it's still an unintentionally laughable film about an older man getting into an attractive younger girl's pants. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 27, 2007 +556 Miranda Richardson was the best thing about this film. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies June 3, 2006 +556 Gripping, twisting and worth seeing again. 5/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com September 27, 2002 +556 A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +556 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette November 18, 2005 +556 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 31, 2004 +556 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +556 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 11, 2004 +556 3/5 fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 1, 2003 +556 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 26, 2003 +556 2/5 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide September 2, 2003 +556 2/5 rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page July 10, 2003 +556 4/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) February 3, 2003 +556 3/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 6, 2003 +556 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +556 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +556 3/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +556 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +556 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 1800 +559 Adults certainly shouldn't waste a sunny day by taking kids to a matinee to see this. rotten Owen McNally 0 Hartford Courant April 18, 2018 +559 [Boasts] a concise, witty script, an extremely likeable and attractive group of performers, and an abundance of exciting, well-staged kung-fu combat scenes. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide June 3, 2013 +559 Oh, gee, have I given too much away? Is there something in this lyrical narrative that can't be detected in the first five minutes? 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Shannon 1 Seattle Times June 3, 2013 +559 What do ninjas and surfers have to do with each other? You've got me, and I heroically sat through all of Surf Ninjas. 1/4 rotten Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 3, 2013 +559 Action is relatively mild for the genre and, unfortunately, so are the jokes. rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 1 Variety May 8, 2005 +559 Another of Hollywood's efforts to prove that the American mall mentality is at home in any corner of the globe. 2/5 rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +559 In all its corny mayhem, Surf Ninjas manages to have some fun mixed in with the parts that wipe out. 6 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide March 16, 2003 +559 An inoffensive slice of summertime fun. fresh Richard Harrington 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +559 They surf in the first half and ninja in the second, but this light comedy adventure never really takes off. 1/5 rotten Louis Black 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +559 Any inspiration there might have been as this film was prepared was somewhere along the way passed by in favor of the same old thing. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +559 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 5, 2004 +559 1/5 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 24, 2004 +559 2/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 4, 2002 +559 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +561 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 1, 2005 +561 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 14, 2005 +561 4 rotten Diane Selkirk 0 Apollo Guide July 19, 2001 +561 1.5/5 rotten Dave Kehr 1 New York Times July 19, 2001 +561 4/10 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +563 The only positive thing that can be said for The Wedding Date is that for some completely inexplicable reason it is set in England and so includes some lovely pastoral scenery and some interesting looking hats. fresh Megan Basham 0 National Review February 6, 2018 +563 As stale as last week's wedding cake. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +563 "As predictable as a church ceremony and witless as the pastor's blessings, leaving one to ponder this wedding's ""reception." rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +563 "While there are many of the right ingredients here -- a likable cast, plot potential, a dreamy English countryside setting -- I still can't say ""I do"" to this fluffy flick." 1.5/4 rotten Camerin Courtney 0 Christianity Today November 17, 2006 +563 The main problem with the film is that it seems to be missing a sequence where we see Kat and Nick actually falling for each other - the script pretty much expects us to take it for granted just because they're the leads. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon April 23, 2005 +563 As forgettable as a Hollywood couple's marriage vows. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com April 20, 2005 +563 Perfectly watchable even if it's deeply lazy filmmaking. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 17, 2005 +563 "Messing-Mulroney romantic comedy has ""something borrowed"" in its plot -- and a sense of missed opportunity that'll leave you blue." 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix April 14, 2005 +563 The Wedding Date reveals no trace of recognizable human behavior in it. F rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 April 13, 2005 +563 If there's anything truly scary about this time of year, it's the typical appearance of the ghastly beast known as the Sitcom Star Feature Hiatus Project. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 27, 2005 +563 confuses sex with romance C- rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) February 27, 2005 +563 "If you can manage all that, and the chemistry between the leads will conspire to help you, then you might find ""The Wedding Date'' an amusing take on the strange ways of modern matchmaking, served up with a side dish of self-help for the single gal." 3/5 fresh Deborah Hornblow 0 Hartford Courant February 26, 2005 +563 Clever lines, chic sets, appropriately incorporated cloying songs, and a sympathetic Debra Messing keep the film enjoyable. 3/5 fresh Stina Chyn 0 Film Threat February 19, 2005 +563 Simple and tiresome, as well as unoriginal, borrowing bits from any number of like-minded movies. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters February 19, 2005 +563 The film is just not very funny or original. 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald February 19, 2005 +563 Directed with muddled confusion, the movie goes through its stock characters and obligatory plot points without enthusiasm or charm. D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 19, 2005 +563 Seldom has a movie so blatantly illustrated the need for genuine star power in the lead, especially considering The Wedding Date's obvious comparisons to not one, but three more successful Julia Roberts movies. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Debruge 0 Premiere Magazine February 19, 2005 +563 And while Mulroney is definitely a breathlessly sexy performer even under the worst circumstances, he's given little to do here except act like a sexual Yoda and look wistfully at Messing. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com February 19, 2005 +563 The writing shows occasional wit and the performances are charming enough, but there is too much working against them. 2/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) February 18, 2005 +563 With blinders on to deflect the obvious - that this movie isn't remotely believable - The Wedding Date skates by on the charm of its actors. 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly February 17, 2005 +563 Even some much needed logic wouldn't have been able to save this awful mess. rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca February 17, 2005 +563 Unlike Pretty Woman, and most other successful romances, we have absolutely NO reason to understand why EITHER of these empty vessels would EVER find themselves attracted to the other. 1.5/4 rotten Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies February 16, 2005 +563 Glides along with the unself-conscious assurance of a deodorant commercial, confident that the presence of attractive actors in gowns and tuxes will sanction any idiocy. rotten Thomas Peyser 0 Style Weekly (Richmond, VA) February 16, 2005 +563 "The Wedding Date"" is slight and it knows it. It has no pretentions. It's an odd little fairy tale about a single woman and her paid stud. Messing is a movie star." B fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) February 16, 2005 +563 "Laudably manages to avoid the inherent sordidness of ""Pretty Woman"" and the underlying sadness of ""My Best Friend's Wedding." 2.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf February 14, 2005 +563 Nothing says true love like a movie about a desperate, neurotic woman who hires a male whore to take her to her sister's wedding so she can make the ex-fiance jealous. I wonder if they have a Vermont Teddy Bear for that? rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 14, 2005 +563 "The first problem The Wedding Date runs into is that the whole ""converting a hooker"" fantasy skews mainly male." rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 Los Angeles CityBeat February 13, 2005 +563 Part romantic comedy, part soap opera, part travelogue, The Wedding Date fails to deliver on all counts. rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) February 11, 2005 +563 One wedding. No funerals. A pretty woman. Lots of borrowed somethings, but nothing new. 2.5/4 rotten Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News February 11, 2005 +563 You could call this horrid romantic comedy One Wedding and a Funeral, with stress on the funeral. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 10, 2005 +563 This is a charmless, lifeless affair that had me leaving the theater in a mood more appropriate to a funeral than a wedding. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 10, 2005 +563 A great excuse for staying single. 2/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com February 10, 2005 +563 To say that the script is bottom-of-the-barrel would be too kind; this one was already decomposing under a mountain of mulch before Debra Messing unwisely fished it out. 1/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing February 9, 2005 +563 Clare Kilner's cast frolics in the countryside in an appropriately British-romantic-comedy fashion, and at times the characters trade silly snaps, but Dana Fox's screenplay is structurally shaky. rotten Jennifer Snow 1 Village Voice February 8, 2005 +563 'The Wedding Date' doesn't exactly resurrect romantic comedy, but it proves there's still life in the genre. 2.5/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) February 8, 2005 +563 Following this botched ceremony, anyone fond of Debra Messing and Dermot Mulroney will be left standing at the altar in tears. rotten John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 8, 2005 +563 Shouldn't romantic comedies be a little more romatic? Or maybe at least likable? C- rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) February 8, 2005 +563 "Perhaps the movie should have been called ""Four Bridesmaids and a Hookah." C- rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston February 8, 2005 +563 Mulroney is like a young Stallone - and he's got half the acting ability to prove it. D+ rotten Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal February 7, 2005 +563 A distillation of so many rom-com formulas and conventions it's hard to know whether the filmmakers even realized what they were actually doing. 1/5 rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies February 7, 2005 +563 This was a fun film that told a good story without getting ridiculous like some of these have been in the past. 3/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum February 7, 2005 +563 Trite, but, Dermot Mulroney, I took an exit poll. You are definitely worth the extra three hundred. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian February 7, 2005 +563 "Tonight a very special ""Will and Grace."" Grace goes to London without Will. Dermot Mulrooney guest stars." 4/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com February 7, 2005 +563 Messing seems to be searching in vain for some shred of credibility, while the amiable Mulroney moves about in his tuxedo as if he'd been strapped into a straitjacket... rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette February 7, 2005 +563 Know this from the get-go: I'm one of a dozen or so women scattered throughout the world who didnt like Pretty Woman. rotten Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) February 7, 2005 +563 "The Wedding Date"" has a few good laughs and appealing leads, but it never achieves the lift off of a real sparkling romantic comedy." C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 7, 2005 +563 Most of the time, it's as flat and lifeless as Debra Messing's hair. 2/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com February 6, 2005 +563 I refuse to believe that there's anyone on the planet, starved enough for romantic affection, that they'd find something likable about this movie. 1.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend February 5, 2005 +563 An embarrassingly bad comedy. 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice February 5, 2005 +563 Dermot Mulroney, portraying a very expensive male escort, provides enough eye candy and mystery to save this movie from being a total disaster. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 5, 2005 +563 The movie is so elementary, so simplistic, offering stock situations and cardboard characters who ... remain unchanged that it plays like an extended version of a sitcom ... 1/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) February 4, 2005 +563 Meandering, occasionally funny, wannabe fanciful. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com February 4, 2005 +563 The movie is being sold as a buoyant confection, I think mainly because its distributor doesn't quite know what to make of its neither-fish-nor-fowl film. C rotten Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine February 4, 2005 +563 Mulroney is a stealth actor: Whenever you see him in a picture, you're not just reminded of how good he almost always is -- you have the sense of discovering it for the first time. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com February 4, 2005 +563 Admittedly, no part of the year is immune to bad romantic comedies. But what distinguishes The Wedding Date, what qualifies it so impeccably for turkey season, goes way beyond generic foulness. 1/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail February 4, 2005 +563 Like a bridal shower, it's probably more fun if you have some champagne first. Perhaps some enterprising theater manager will consider this. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 4, 2005 +563 A movie of utter inconsequence -- a cinematic Listerine Strip that evaporates from the brain before you even get your popcorn tub to the trash. C rotten 0 Oregonian February 4, 2005 +563 A bit like cheap champagne: It's better if you revel in its bubbly fizz and don't think about the finish. 2.5/4 fresh Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 4, 2005 +563 An epic comic miscalculation. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 4, 2005 +563 It is in no way a match made in heaven. 1.5/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald February 4, 2005 +563 Not a single scene connects smoothly with the next, characters make head-scratching choices that come out of nowhere and logic consistently proves itself an enemy to be avoided at all costs. 1.5/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News February 4, 2005 +563 Although the trappings are familiar, writer Dana Fox has contributed a lean but clever script, and director Clare Kilner keeps the story moving. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle February 4, 2005 +563 The film has an energetic grace, directed with fluid efficiency by Clare Kilner. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter February 4, 2005 +563 Why Kat must be so emotionally clueless or her sister so selfish is a mystery that invites an essay about what women think of each other these days. 2/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post February 4, 2005 +563 My Best Friend's Picture Perfect Wedding, er, I mean The Wedding Date...is surprisingly engaging--mostly... 2.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com February 4, 2005 +563 This particular wedding-cake walk does feature the excellent comedic timing of Debra Messing and the charm and sex appeal of Dermot Mulroney, which will likely combine to make this film a hit with the date crowd. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com February 4, 2005 +563 Is true love with a prostitute the best Valentine's Day fantasy Hollywood has to offer? 1.5/4 rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times February 4, 2005 +563 Messing should know this is precisely the kind of movie Grace would ridicule Will for dragging her to see. 1/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe February 4, 2005 +563 Don't bother asking how an Ivy League guy would end up hooking. Such a query could only lead to some dark answers, answers that the filmmakers have no interest in dealing with but which would make for a much more interesting movie. rotten Teresa Wiltz 1 Washington Post February 4, 2005 +563 Even if the material is terribly formulaic and derivative, it's still such a simple, by-the-numbers romantic comedy that only a Herculean effort could mess it up. And the filmmakers have managed to do exactly that. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 4, 2005 +563 It might be best to discreetly misplace your invitation to these strained festivities. 1.5/5 rotten Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide February 4, 2005 +563 Romantic comedy is a tough genre to pull off in this crass and explicit day and age. This movie gives it a perky try, but its formula, unlike its hired-for-the-occasion leading man, just isn't the right package. 2.5/5 rotten Bridget Byrne 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 4, 2005 +563 The film's generic nature extends to everything about it: the unengaging cinematography, haphazard editing, emptily jaunty score, even use of locations. 1/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 4, 2005 +563 There's no real tension, because Kat and Nick are more surely fated than a pharaoh for his tomb. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune February 4, 2005 +563 A fairly mediocre film, not nearly as funny as it should be, nor as heartfelt. 2.5/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 4, 2005 +563 From the look of it, poor Debra Messing's first starring vehicle was an unmitigated disaster even before the cameras started rolling. 0/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post February 4, 2005 +563 You wonder if the filmmakers intended you to utterly despise everyone in the story. Probably not. 1/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies February 4, 2005 +563 There is not a single memorable joke or line of dialogue in it, something that even the dumbest of comedies usually delivers. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star February 4, 2005 +563 This is a movie that wants to break out and be tepid. It would like to dare to be tepid. But it just can't find the energy. D rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News February 4, 2005 +563 The Wedding Date presents the curious case of two appealing performances surviving a bombardment of schlock. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 4, 2005 +563 ... the only possible happy ending involves your escape from the theater with a few precious brain cells intact. D+ rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 4, 2005 +563 Yes, it's another romantic comedy with the happy moral that single women are miserable and worthless. rotten Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com February 4, 2005 +563 Debra Messing... is a nightmarish golem-creature constructed, Frankenstein-monster style, from the worst stereotypes of modern femininity... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 3, 2005 +563 Mulroney contributes virtually nothing save a convincing profile and makes the transition to lover-for-life feel about as shallow as a single-tiered wedding cake. rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com February 3, 2005 +563 Going to see Wedding Date is like going on a date with me. It is moderately pleasant, but you are not going to do it a second time because you know you can do better. 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com February 3, 2005 +563 "There's a bizarrely Republican message, asserting that ""every woman has the exact love life she wants,"" which strikes me as kind of unsympathetic." C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 3, 2005 +563 Surprisingly adapted from a novel, Date is saccharine, uninspired entertainment, eventually collapsing into a flat-out mess. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com February 3, 2005 +563 Elicits a handful of smiles but not many laughs as it approaches a finale that comes as a foregone conclusion. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 3, 2005 +563 Just why Jeffrey dumped Kat is a revelation so unsavory that this initially breezy movie sinks beneath its weight, despite the frantic efforts of first-time screenwriter Dana Fox and director Clare Kilner. rotten Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly February 3, 2005 +563 The movie goes wrong from the start by simply throwing us into the action and asking us to identify with Messing's desperate scheme. 1.5/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today February 3, 2005 +563 Same ol' C- rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 3, 2005 +563 Kilner's light touch keeps the romantic pair dancing around their romance without tripping, but as the film reaches the inevitable happy ending, the steps look all too familiar. C+ rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 3, 2005 +563 How does Kat feel about falling in love with a high-priced escort? What prompts Nick's lightning-bolt conversion to unpaid monogamy? What kind of work can a former comp lit major expect to find in the world? These and other questions are left unanswered. 1.5/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times February 3, 2005 +563 "With La Debra finally in the picture, all I can say is, ""give us more Messing."" Our first date might have been a dud but I'm willing to go out again." 3/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals February 3, 2005 +563 All surface and no soul. Come to think of it, the surface isn't so darned hot either. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post February 3, 2005 +563 What good is a uniquely photographed dance scene if the characters dancing together are barely two-dimensional? 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire February 3, 2005 +563 As far as Big Day experiences go, a drunken speech from a distant relative would be far more entertaining -- and funnier -- than The Wedding Date. 1.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic February 3, 2005 +563 Even the most ardent evacuees from Super Bowl madness will recognize the familiar road map that the screenplay diligently follows. C rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News February 3, 2005 +563 Like a wilted bridal bouquet...a movie that arrives dead on the vine and then asks you to spend eighty minutes watching it wither. D- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 3, 2005 +563 It's a blessing that The Wedding Date doesn't try too hard, but it's a curse that it doesn't try hard enough. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 3, 2005 +563 Debra Messing and Dermot Mulroney star in a romantic comedy that struggles to capture the charm and ebullience of Four Weddings and a Funeral. 2.5/5 rotten Anita Gates 1 New York Times February 3, 2005 +563 This is a wedding date that would have benefited from a different designer, a more knowing caterer, and -- most of all -- a whole new guest list. 1/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 3, 2005 +563 Mulroney, best known as the title character in Roberts' comedy My Best Friend's Wedding, is by far the best thing about this gaggingly unromantic comedy. His character's bio, divulged in a thumbnail, is the least convincing thing. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 3, 2005 +563 It's all the actors can do to race through their lines before their gag reflexes kick in. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 3, 2005 +563 It's telling that we don't find Messing's character worthy of a male prostitute's love. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 3, 2005 +563 Scenes don't build momentum, and I don't think I've ever seen a feature where so many lines of dialogue were delivered by actors hovering off-screen or standing with their backs to the camera. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 3, 2005 +563 Dana Fox's script is all setup, skimping on the quirky character touches and comedic flourishes that could make a predictable outcome gratifying. 1.5/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday February 3, 2005 +563 All the romantic comedy gloss in the world can't save a script as stale as last week's wedding cake. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 3, 2005 +563 Too bad the filmmakers felt compelled to give this sufficiently charming doodle some emotional heft by veering into Four Weddings and a Funeral territory. It only distracts you from The Wedding Date's own modest charms. C rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution February 3, 2005 +563 A tossed bouquet full of dead flowers and bad jokes that belongs in the nearest trash receptacle. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune February 3, 2005 +563 Focus-grouped to such a precise dot that everyone in the audience will not only be able to name each brand of luggage the characters use, but will do so with joy and pride. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central February 3, 2005 +563 Messing and Mulroney have wonderful chemistry -- too bad they frequently have it long before their characters should. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) February 3, 2005 +563 The film is made by women, which just goes to show female moviemakers are equally capable of insulting female audiences. 0/5 rotten Anthony Del 0 Las Vegas Mercury February 3, 2005 +563 ...plays like a hollow and manipulative gimmicky Lifetime channel television movie. Alertly, one should decline the cheeky invitation to this senseless ceremonial event 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye February 3, 2005 +563 The Wedding Date's ending is one of the most contrived in recent memory... B- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com February 2, 2005 +563 The shenanigans that first-time screenwriter Dana Cox concocts from this lame scenario fluctuate from stupid to lazy and back to dull 1/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com February 2, 2005 +563 Flashes of engagement mired in starry-eyed pabulum with a bubble-gum score to match. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 2, 2005 +563 So many body parts from other engineered romantic comedies have been crudely harvested and stitched together in the making of this weird robotic lark that Maid of Honor of Frankenstein might be more useful a nickname. C- rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly February 2, 2005 +563 TV movie level fluff. Yawn. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 2, 2005 +563 Some films are ripped from the headlines, others are ripped from the pages of Cosmopolitan. 1/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine January 31, 2005 +563 You know how some movies just ring so utterly true that they defy your expectations and take a predictable genre to new and unexpected places? This is not one of those movies. 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 31, 2005 +563 2/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +563 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +563 1/4 rotten 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 19, 2005 +563 D rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News February 19, 2005 +563 1.5/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun February 19, 2005 +564 The real appeal of the movie is Bolt himself. The combined talents of the Disney animators and John Travolta's earnest voice-work make for one lovable mutt. fresh Megan Basham 0 WORLD October 10, 2018 +564 A film with a great story and something for everyone. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Laura Hiros 0 March 16, 2018 +564 Restores some faith that there are some creative minds left in animated films that Pixar hasn't added to its talent pool. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files October 22, 2012 +564 It's sophisticated look is rich with details that are easy to take for granted, but which add immeasurably to the texture and dimension of the scenes. 4/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile September 28, 2011 +564 The latest generation of animated flicks is a sort of latter-day vaudeville revue. Kiddies who take Bolt to heart may conclude not only that dogs really do have superpowers, but also that everybody's in showbiz. rotten Mark Jenkins 0 NPR.org July 6, 2010 +564 Wait... an all-star voice cast for a computer-animated story we've never heard of before, and it's watchable, too? 2.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com April 8, 2010 +564 A touch slight by Disney standards, but even if it's not high art, it's still warm-and-fuzzy fun. 2.5/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 14, 2009 +564 Bolt marks Disney's long awaited re-emergence as a top-dog in the world of animation. 4/5 fresh Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex August 1, 2009 +564 ...a fairly winning animated endeavor. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 1, 2009 +564 What Bolt lacks in originality it makes up for in execution. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies April 8, 2009 +564 Unmistakably bears the conflicting influence of Pixar and Disney's old ideals. 7 fresh Jeffrey Bloomer 0 Paste Magazine April 7, 2009 +564 Are your kids ready for an existential movie? Turns out they are: Disney's CGI-animated action comedy Bolt is, at its core, a story of one individual's discovery that his sense of reality...has been seriously skewed. [Blu-ray] 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews April 3, 2009 +564 Focused, fun and action-packed, Disney's Bolt proves that it doesn't need the Pixar banner to make an excellent CG animated film. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views April 1, 2009 +564 John Travolta's earnest, gentle voice performance as the title character goes a long way in making this Disney animated feature a winner. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 27, 2009 +564 So much fun, you might be tempted to conclude that Disney's acquisition of the amazing Pixar team has inspired the already in-house Disney team to new heights. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide March 25, 2009 +564 Molonoti me ton Lasseter kapoy pano ap' tin paragogi, na tis dinei aroma Pixar, i prototypia tis tainias tis Disney eksantleitai se merika oraia panarismata kai haritomenes gonies tainias drasis sti skinothesia, i asfaleia tis sto problepsimo senario omos 2/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses March 22, 2009 +564 I had a lot more fun at Bolt than I initially thought I would. fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 27, 2009 +564 The plot is sentimental fluff. But this has energy and invention enough to keep Lasseter top of the heap. 3/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) February 10, 2009 +564 The wonderfully expressive features on Bolt make him feel almost real and the movie has enough charm and humour to please both adults and children. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) February 10, 2009 +564 The latest Disney animation has everything going for it, from a cast including John Travolta and Miley Cyrus to a truly brilliant premise. 3/5 fresh Mickey McMonagle 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) February 10, 2009 +564 Bolt's nothing short of a winning mix of pixel perfect magic. 4/5 fresh 0 Daily Record (UK) February 6, 2009 +564 Tremendously lovable and funny stuff. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 6, 2009 +564 Wittier by the reel, Bolt is can't-miss family entertainment, and a glad relief from the solemnities of award season. 4/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 6, 2009 +564 Bolt is a damn enjoyable and undeniably funny film. 3/5 fresh Matt Bochenski 0 Little White Lies February 6, 2009 +564 For entertainment value, there's nothing this week to rival Bolt. It's a clever, funny family film. 4/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) February 6, 2009 +564 Bolt has all the wit, wisdom and top class computer imagery of a Pixar film, with the star voice cast of a Disney release. 4/5 fresh 0 The Sun (UK) February 6, 2009 +564 Bolt is fast-paced, funny and beautifully animated -- a charming movie that would have Benji and Lassie howling in jealousy. 3.5/4 fresh Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 5, 2009 +564 The unlikely superhero of this film is the hamster, who brings the funny amid a flurry of weaker gags. But Bolt still has charm - it just won't hit with the adults the way the best animated films can. 3/5 fresh Helen O'Hara 0 Empire Magazine February 5, 2009 +564 Its hero may lack any real super bark but this comic cartoon comes with a sharply ironic bite. 4/5 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Film4 February 5, 2009 +564 The fact that the hamster steals the film speaks volumes about the lack of fresh ingredients. 3/5 fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) February 5, 2009 +564 It's a neat progression for Disney that finds balance between the studio's old-school charm and Pixar's dynamic modern outlook. 4/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy February 5, 2009 +564 If a little twee for grown-ups, this is riotous fun for kids. Even if it's not Pixar-perfect, it'll definitely do until Up touches down. 4/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Total Film February 5, 2009 +564 Even if it's a bit too knowing in places for children and a bit lightweight in others for adults, as a whole it gives Pixar every chance to show that even with a moderate story line it can give us something to savour. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard February 5, 2009 +564 It's a lovely, often hilarious piece of work. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 News of the World February 5, 2009 +564 Great action and witty sight gags raise the toon bar. 7/10 fresh Victor Olliver 0 Teletext February 5, 2009 +564 There really isn't anything terribly fresh nor distinctive here. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 24, 2009 +564 Super-cute, even though there's not much there. B fresh Michael Dance 0 The Cinema Source January 6, 2009 +564 Bolt combines Pixar smarts with classic Disney storytelling. fresh Annette Basile 0 FILMINK (Australia) January 2, 2009 +564 While it may lack a certain amount of bite, there's plenty of bark to recommend this winning animated adventure. fresh Eddie Cockrell 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 2, 2009 +564 Adults should get a good kick out of these animal characters and the exemplary personality quirks that go beyond just image perfection. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals December 24, 2008 +564 If you feel as though you need to borrow a child to buy a ticket for this cutest of cute films, go right ahead. You won't want to miss this adorable animated film about a dog who thinks he's a superhero fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile December 19, 2008 +564 'Bolt' is consistently entertaining because its characters are so endearing. 4/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com December 10, 2008 +564 This lively animated adventure keeps us entertained even if the story and characters aren't particularly well-developed 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 8, 2008 +564 This is the best action adventure movie for kids I've seen in a long, long time. 4.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com November 28, 2008 +564 A frisky addition to that collection of man's best friend movies, with a generous portion of one-joke-fits-all humor to captivate kid and adult audiences alike. fresh Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press November 27, 2008 +564 "With the holiday season officially underway, ""Bolt"" is the perfect present for the whole family." 4/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review November 26, 2008 +564 It's entertaining while it lasts but dissipates from memory the moment it's over. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 26, 2008 +564 Bolt is a good but not great film which should earn Walt Disney Animation a deserved hit even if it won't quite return them to the heights of their own creative and commercial heyday. 4/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies November 26, 2008 +564 Let's not underestimate the significance of a workmanlike Disney animation. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 25, 2008 +564 Super-dog adventure is fun, age-appropriate for kids. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media November 24, 2008 +564 BOLT is an insignificant cartoon, but undeniably enjoyable. I was smiling through most of it and I imagine kids will too. 3/4 fresh Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine November 23, 2008 +564 "Bolt? More like Sparky. The movie is nowhere near as good as this year's best animated film, ""Wall-E,"" but it does zip with energy, the story escalates nicely and, in the end, it's a good time." B fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) November 21, 2008 +564 The unappealing cross-country trip of a dog, a cat, and a hamster. 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice November 21, 2008 +564 There's something both simple and sweet about Bolt, yet epic, that's entirely surprising. A fresh Robert Koehler 0 Christian Science Monitor November 21, 2008 +564 ...arguably the best non-Pixar [animated] film that Disney has released in some time... [A]t best, it's an amusing by-the-numbers effort. 2.5/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette November 21, 2008 +564 Straight-ahead star power is provided by teeny-bop pop star Miley Cyrus as Penny and John Travolta who looks better as an animated dog than he did in drag in Hairspray. 4.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald November 21, 2008 +564 That it falls short of Pixar's lofty heights doesn't mean the attempt isn't worthwhile; indeed, Bolt is the most entertaining and well-crafted Disney Animation movie in years. fresh Dan Kois 1 Washington Post November 21, 2008 +564 Belief may be in question for much of the movie -- only for the perturbed pooch -- but fortunately, enjoyment is never a problem. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 21, 2008 +564 If only first-time directors Chris Williams and Byron Howard would have followed the advice in their own film, Bolt could have turned out to be incredibly extraordinary. 2.5/5 rotten Adam Tobias 0 Watertown Daily Times November 21, 2008 +564 Bolt is packed with action sequences, but it finds room for humor and heart, too. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 21, 2008 +564 Whenever a new kids' film comes out, there's always the hope that it'll work for adults, too. Alas, not this time. But the kids will probably like it. B- fresh Andy Spletzer 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 21, 2008 +564 Sharply-drawn supporting characters, a solid narrative hook and slickly constructed action-adventure sequences help make for a vibrant, engaging, feel-good treat that will connect strongly with younger viewers. fresh Brent Simon 0 Screen International November 21, 2008 +564 Bolt, with its numerous winks and nudges, reminds us how attuned we are to the falseness of pop culture, which isn't the same thing as connecting us with its truths. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com November 21, 2008 +564 While Bolt isn't as funny, memorable or inspired as the animation classic from which it pilfers, it's still beautifully animated, cleanly told, professionally voiced and makes you smile without insulting your intelligence. B- fresh 0 Oregonian November 21, 2008 +564 Overall it's basically a crass marketing concept closer to Beverly Hills Chihuahua than a fully conceived work of art like Wall-E. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 21, 2008 +564 Disney surely sees that inside the kinetic movement of Pixar films is a lot of restraint. Bolt is super-fast, yet not as super-sincere as it would like to believe. 3/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News November 21, 2008 +564 Wall-E, it's not, but its target kiddie audience will have no problem whatsoever adopting Bolt. 2.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 21, 2008 +564 At the end of the day, Bolt is a sweet Disney family film, but Lasseter's oversight has made it smarter than it otherwise would have been. 3.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 21, 2008 +564 You won't need to keep a pack of tissue at the ready here, but Bolt does have some lump-in-the-throat moments courtesy of a vividly drawn, huggable main character you grow to love. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 21, 2008 +564 Bolt isn't a dazzler, but it's entertainment with heart. B- fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly November 21, 2008 +564 I'm never a big fan of animal films and I admit it's because, though I am by no means a crier, pets losing their friends or getting lost gets me all choked up. Frankly, it's embarrassing. But if you can make me sniffle, you've won me over. Bolt...sniff 7/10 fresh Jenna Busch 0 UGO November 21, 2008 +564 It's smart enough to keep adults on their toes and exciting enough to keep a kid with a short attention span glued to his seat. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star November 21, 2008 +564 What this mutt lacks in uniqueness it makes up for in puppyish charm, high-class velocity and enough pop culture crackle to keep most demographics suitably amused. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies November 21, 2008 +564 The directors and screenwriters hit all their marks and push all the right buttons, but the story never really takes off, and the characters never really spark to life. B fresh Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News November 21, 2008 +564 Adults won't find much to enjoy here, though the dog's high-octane action series serves as a perverse parody of Jerry Bruckheimer-style summer blockbusters. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader November 21, 2008 +564 Bolt has the magical quality of great animation, the ability to touch us without the hint of preachiness or manipulation. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer November 21, 2008 +564 The format brilliantly brings an audience that much closer to a handful of increasingly lonely, yet contagiously enthusiastic, animals. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe November 21, 2008 +564 Its script is smart, its conceit a heart-tugger in the finest of senses, and it's the first Disney effort in way too long to be more concerned with being a movie than with being a breeding ground for product tie-ins. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Kaltenbach 0 Baltimore Sun November 21, 2008 +564 Make a little room Lady, Tramp and all you Dalmatians, Disney's got a new animated dog to bark about. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News November 21, 2008 +564 No future classic, but a pleasant little movie with a fiercely devoted little hero. 2.5/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) November 21, 2008 +564 With its vibrant look, frisky attitude and sweet lesson about loyalty and friendship, Bolt is solid, fresh family-friendly entertainment. 3.5/5 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 San Francisco Examiner November 21, 2008 +564 The film breezes by in what feels like an instant, the emotional warmth exuded by the relationships within both genuine and true. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com November 21, 2008 +564 Cute, clever, and enjoyable. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever November 21, 2008 +564 Bolt's double identity allows young viewers to imagine the fun of owning a cuter version of Krypto while it also affirms Charles M. Schulz's assertion that happiness is a warm puppy... 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) November 21, 2008 +564 In its best moments, it gently shows us how Bolt's discoveries parallel those of a child in learning self-reliance. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet November 21, 2008 +564 Like 'Homeward Bound' and 'Incredible Journey,' it teaches tiny tots that - with friendship and love - you don't need superpowers to be a hero. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 21, 2008 +564 A holiday standout. 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 21, 2008 +564 If Bolt does not quite rise to the level of bona fide Pixar masterpieces like Wall-E, Finding Nemo and Ratatouille, it does manage to be frisky, funny and inventive enough to engage the attention of grown-ups as well as children. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times November 21, 2008 +564 To paraphrase a line often misattributed to Samuel Johnson, this Disney-aspires-to-Pixar combination is both original and good; the problem is the original parts aren't good and the good parts aren't original. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail November 21, 2008 +564 As usual, the sidekick animals steal the show. That tradition goes all the way back to those singing mice in Cinderella. Maybe even before then. 4.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com November 21, 2008 +564 Well-made, pleasant, diverting, unobjectionable -- and absolutely nothing special. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review November 21, 2008 +564 If you can get past the wafer-thin premise that serves as the foundation for Bolt, you'll find that it is a rather entertaining movie. 3/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com November 21, 2008 +564 A key part of the film's success is that Penny, the object of Bolt's devotion, really is a sweet kid who loves her furry co-star. A- fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide November 21, 2008 +564 While Bolt doesn't quite contain the same charm and slick storytelling that defines the Pixar films, it is still a mostly enjoyable film that should appeal to all ages. 3.5/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy November 21, 2008 +564 The story is shamelessly derivative, but you won't mind much because it's so gentle and warm-hearted. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 20, 2008 +564 "Bolt's"" basic story is nothing too original, but its underpinnings and flourishes are smart and inventive." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 20, 2008 +564 Has the right amount of sincerity, schmaltz and silliness to make Bolt entertaining for everyone 3.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com November 20, 2008 +564 Funny, charming, and a feast for the eyes. It is also quite probably the best animated film made by Disney in years. 3/4 fresh Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today November 20, 2008 +564 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! November 20, 2008 +564 boasts much of the humor, character development, story layering, and unmistakable heart Pixar has brought to the animation genre 3.5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com November 20, 2008 +564 The writing team of Dan Fogelman and co-director Williams have concocted one of the most witty and often hilarious Disney outings in years. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle November 20, 2008 +564 Bolt is a jolt of joy, a computer-animated delight that is delirious with laughs. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 20, 2008 +564 Funny and heartwarming, if not entirely original, Bolt is bound to charm audiences of all ages. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 20, 2008 +564 Charming and frequently exciting. B+ fresh Alex Markerson 0 E! Online November 20, 2008 +564 What I couldn't predict was how much I would enjoy the simple pleasures of a warm, witty, well-written story -- especially when it is told with the state-of-the-art computer animation that is easy to take for granted in these techno-savvy days. 3/4 fresh Cathy Jakicic 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 20, 2008 +564 The digital comedy-adventure starts out pretty slow and never really finds its footing, especially in regards to its needed comic edge. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 20, 2008 +564 Bolt is earnest, wholesome, family entertainment. In a word, it's Disney, which seems to have remembered that those attributes are really nothing to be ashamed of. B+ fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 20, 2008 +564 While this charmer about a canine James Bond does not pack the emotional punch of WALL-E, it's frisky fun to see the white shepherd get a new leash on life. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 20, 2008 +564 No classic but not a dog in spite of being about one. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 20, 2008 +564 For the first time in years, it feels like Disney has done its namesake proud. B+ fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club November 20, 2008 +564 It's a seriously withholding action comedy, stingy on the wit, charm, jokes, narrative satisfactions and animals with personalities sharp enough for the big screen. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 20, 2008 +564 Familiar territory, but the Disney team still knows how to bring a story to life. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday November 20, 2008 +564 A warm and even perceptive family film, not always original but undeniably sweet-natured. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 20, 2008 +564 A digital hamster takes on Pixar's industry domination - and kicks butt. A- fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston November 20, 2008 +564 The story is somewhat predictable, but it's sweet and happy and the animation is first-rate. 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 20, 2008 +564 There's something touching about the yearning for ordinary life and decency that, to judge by its ubiquity in films for the nominally innocent, plagues those who live and work in the realms of the unreal. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly November 20, 2008 +564 Your pre-tweens and tweens will love Bolt, though; the good news is that there's an excellent chance you'll like it, too. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Redbox November 20, 2008 +564 Fun, four-legged scampering isn't enough when the characters are so unmemorable, the high concept is so wobbly and the journey doesn't have you rooting for a reunion. 3/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com November 20, 2008 +564 Mild amusement is about the best you can hope for, but Bolt never bores. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly November 20, 2008 +564 Bolt is a winner and proof that Disney Animation is really trying to catch up to Pixar in both story quality and animation. A fresh Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal November 19, 2008 +564 It's a great day in America when the complicated looks so easy, and when we expect smart storytelling as a rule, not the exception. A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly November 19, 2008 +564 Pixar masterpieces aside, it's been quite a while since Disney cranked out an animated movie worthy of its fairy-dust-sprinkled castle logo. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star November 19, 2008 +564 the film succeeds because it has genuine heart, a couple of mildly-thrilling action sequences, and most notably, a hilarious supporting performance by Mark Walton, who plays Rhino the hamster. 3/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy November 19, 2008 +564 Bolt is perfectly amiable but rarely brisk, with neither its premise nor its execution quite inspired enough to elicit more than faint admiration. 2.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine November 19, 2008 +564 The lack of screenwriting imagination is offset by the inherent charm of the picture, resulting in a pleasing arrangement of CG-animated action set-pieces and slapstick comedy to push Bolt beyond the repetitive family film norm. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com November 19, 2008 +564 Disney's movie taps into our desire to believe that the happy hound sleeping at the end of our beds is as brave, noble, loyal, and devoted as he seems. 4.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend November 18, 2008 +564 [A]s sensitive and spirited as [it is] gorgeous to look at... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 18, 2008 +564 [W]hen the canine protagonist of Bolt borrows a character arc from Buzz Lightyear, even youngsters will smell a rip-off. 2/5 rotten Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC November 18, 2008 +564 Disney's strongest CG animated effort to date can be credited to the strength of a premise that mixes what's worked so well in earlier Disney animated films with a better awareness of what makes a movie entertaining both for kids and adults. 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net November 18, 2008 +564 It's got a great ensemble cast. It's not the most original idea but still effective nonetheless. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies November 17, 2008 +564 The film is funny -- with a sophistication that might actually appeal more to adults. But there's still plenty for the kids to enjoy. fresh Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies November 17, 2008 +564 The Disney animated blockbuster-to-be Bolt is a delightful family movie, and if I'd seen it as a kid I would have been deeply traumatized. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 17, 2008 +564 Movie magic aplenty in animated action adventure from Disney. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze November 16, 2008 +564 Although it will never be mistaken for Pixar pedigree, this genial production is a notable step up for Walt Disney Animation Studios. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter November 14, 2008 +564 B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +565 Aileen Wuornos is raw, fascinating and less than ideally organized. But as a portrait of a world obsessed with cashing in on tragedy, it couldn't be more timely. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 14, 2018 +565 Broomfield ends up exploring a world that cares more about money and deals than about life and death. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +565 A damning portrait of cold-hearted greed. B+ fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 3, 2005 +565 3.5/4 fresh Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald July 16, 2005 +565 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 16, 2004 +565 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +566 It's hard to imagine a film filled with more quiet integrity, intelligent passion, realistic drama and genuine entertainment than Gillian Armstrong's My Brilliant Career. fresh Michael Blowen 1 Boston Globe April 28, 2018 +566 This is a modest, clear sighted film, and it profits considerably from a lack of the bravura landscape photography that most directors would have used to puff up a movie set in Australia. fresh John Skow 1 TIME Magazine September 9, 2014 +566 Armstrong's subsequent sojourn in Hollywood never yielded a film as engaging and passionately felt as this, her brilliant feature debut. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Radio Times September 9, 2014 +566 The continent is distant, the backdrop strange but, as American women will deduce, the problems are very familiar. fresh 0 People Magazine September 9, 2014 +566 The mise-en-scene is well composed, and the story is well told in this wonderful Australian work. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide September 9, 2014 +566 This charming coming of age Australian film marks the debuts of two talented women: Director Gillian Armstrong and actress Judy Davis. A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 10, 2013 +566 Davis is charmingly cynical in the film, and Neill's a winner, but ultimately this period piece gets so caught up in its own cleverness and wannabe shock that it comes off as trite. 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com June 23, 2005 +566 My Brilliant Career marks the beginning of exactly that for both the film's daring, assured, high-spirited Australian director, Gillian Armstrong, and its rambunctious young star. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +566 My Brilliant Career is a near perfect film exploring the efforts of an independent-minded farm girl to fulfill her dream of becoming a writer. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 27, 2004 +566 Slow but rewarding character piece that delivers its message of female emancipation with subtlety and grace. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +566 The action and sentiments are familiar to the point of cliche, and there isn't much life in Gillian Armstrong's academic direction. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +566 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) June 7, 2004 +566 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +567 The fact that this trilogy has concluded is for the best. There's nowhere else for these characters to go. 2.5/5 rotten Tomas Trussow 0 The Lonely Film Critic November 9, 2018 +567 "If this movie had a theme song it would be, ""The Lazy Song"" by Bruno Mars because its doing nothing at all." 1.5/5 rotten Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 26, 2018 +567 Here, while the routines are as polished as ever, everything else is tired, not least Fat Amy's fat jokes. Time for a new song, ladies. 2/5 rotten Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 23, 2018 +567 A lot of what makes the franchise special and fun feels forced here. rotten Stephanie Cooke 0 Rogues Portal August 20, 2018 +567 The Bellas even know that they are past their prime and this film acts as one last hoopla for them. C+ rotten Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com August 14, 2018 +567 Dialog is still witty enough to keep us laughing, but the characters are now saddled with contrived plotlines, corny slapstick and some feeble attempts at sentimentality. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall May 8, 2018 +567 The strain is showing in this third entry, with too many of the characters placed in developmental holding patterns and too much of the storyline given over to daft contrivances. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 22, 2018 +567 Fans will be pleased enough with the slapstick and musical offerings here. Rebel Wilson, again, owns the film with her pleasantly abrasive wit, her broad appeal spiced by the fact that this is her first movie to come out after her libel case victory. 2.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW February 13, 2018 +567 ...a festive film. [Full Review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Francisco Marinero 0 El Mundo (Spain) January 29, 2018 +567 This third delivery ends up having the best numbers and the most ingenious mash-up's of the franchise. [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Alberto Corona 0 Sensacine January 22, 2018 +567 The film has a bigger budget than the previous outings - glitzy European locations, star cameos and so on - but none of the charm. 1.5/5 rotten James Mottram 0 South China Morning Post January 14, 2018 +567 The musical part is still a guilty pleasure. [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Fausto Fernandez 0 Fotogramas January 9, 2018 +567 If ever a flimsy film franchise was going to fold in on itself by instalment three, you would bet the house it would be Pitch Perfect. 2.5/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) January 9, 2018 +567 The film's message - about moving on and letting go of the past - is one that it seems incapable of taking on board. rotten Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground January 8, 2018 +567 For all its frivolity, fans should be more than satisfied with this final run around the track. 3/5 fresh Dominic Corry 0 Flicks.co.nz January 8, 2018 +567 As a fan of the original, I was let down. Hopefully that'll be the end of the series. rotten Aoife O'Ceallachain 0 Film Ireland Magazine January 8, 2018 +567 Whatever else is true of the movie, the cast is having fun, and Anna Kendrick gives phenomenal reaction shots. 2.5/5 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending January 6, 2018 +567 The pitch might not be perfect but might appeal to fans of the franchise. 3/5 fresh Zeenia Baria 0 The Times of India January 5, 2018 +567 This franchise ran out of steam halfway through the credit crawl on the first movie, and there's been nothing but garbage-in-garbage-out since then. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 4, 2018 +567 ... ends the trilogy with so much blunder... [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten 0 December 29, 2017 +567 Should future encores take the stage, we can only hope they have a little more verve and imagination than this one. rotten Jim Dixon 0 Film Inquiry December 29, 2017 +567 The biggest cause of the film's problems lies in the B story in which Amy's father, played by John Lithgow sporting a horrendous Australian accent, shows up trying to reconnect. 5/10 rotten Grant Jonsson 0 The Young Folks December 28, 2017 +567 As the movie wraps - and it really does feel like it's a tidy wrap up and a goodbye to them - you might even realize how much you'll miss them in the future. B+ fresh Nicole Villalpando 0 Austin American-Statesman December 28, 2017 +567 It's good for nostalgia and a sense of closure, but it isn't much of a movie. 2/4 rotten Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 28, 2017 +567 A movie we've seen and heard before, fresher, cuter and five years ago. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation December 28, 2017 +567 The series limps its way to the finish line with a weak, not particularly funny effort. 1/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 Splice Today December 26, 2017 +567 The real hit of this third PP outing comes, as ever, from the cast. 4/5 fresh Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) December 26, 2017 +567 The plot is paper-thin and too much of the comedy is reliant on the one-note battering ram that is Rebel Wilson. 2/5 rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) December 26, 2017 +567 A comic franchise that has stayed loosely in tune with reality now goes screeching off into nonsense, with no good jokes to show for it. 1/5 rotten Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) December 26, 2017 +567 A-ca-trocious. 1/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) December 26, 2017 +567 This is a movie that wants you to laugh and enjoy the music, not engage in analysis. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly December 24, 2017 +567 It's time for the Barden Bellas to either exit stage left or be dragged off by the hook. 3/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 23, 2017 +567 The threequel goes for a big finale, but ends up flat when it strains to rope in new genres. rotten Danielle Solzman 0 Consequence of Sound December 22, 2017 +567 A typically winning central turn from Kendrick and some Pitch Perfect staples just about save the day. 3/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) December 22, 2017 +567 Pitch Perfect finally leaves the stage. And after a solid performance too. fresh Masego Panyane 0 Independent Online (South Africa) December 22, 2017 +567 Someone get masterful video game director Hideo Kojima on the line and throw out the idea for Metal Gear Fat Amy 2/5 rotten Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 22, 2017 +567 The second, and now third installments have turned into meandering messes with few jokes that land and a cast that, while talented, doesn't really get to do much. 2/5 rotten Princess Weekes 0 The Mary Sue December 22, 2017 +567 Out of tune. rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 22, 2017 +567 "If this really is the last ""Pitch Perfect"" movie, I hate to contradict that ""Cups"" song, but we're not going to miss them when they're gone, when they're gone." 1.5/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) December 22, 2017 +567 It feels as if this party is over and it is time to call it a day. 2/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) December 22, 2017 +567 This swan song is in serious need of some Auto-Tune. D rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News December 22, 2017 +567 As surprising and unlikely as it may seem, the third time is finally and most definitely the charm for this series. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 22, 2017 +567 The Top Secret of a capella competition movies. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip December 21, 2017 +567 When a franchise descends to jokes about how it's run out of ideas, and setting things on fire, not once but twice, it's one movie past time to stop. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 21, 2017 +567 The final pitch is a big miss. 1.5/4 rotten Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star December 21, 2017 +567 The wafer-thin plot barely sustains the songs and romance. rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader December 21, 2017 +567 Although I do think PP fans will be satisfied with the finale, let's hope this is the last redux for these pitches. 2/5 rotten Danielle White 0 Austin Chronicle December 21, 2017 +567 The film feels like a flimsy attempt to get The Bellas back together. It's bereft of good ideas and tone deaf in terms of decent dialogue. 2/5 rotten Rob Carnevale 0 Indie London December 21, 2017 +567 "The third and final installment in the ""Pitch Perfect"" franchise is aca-blah." C+ rotten Dana Barbuto 0 The Patriot Ledger December 21, 2017 +567 Aca-nough already. 2/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 RogerEbert.com December 21, 2017 +567 An off-key dismantling of what made the concept work in the first place. 2/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 Washington Post December 21, 2017 +567 A coarse, ugly, pointlessly action-packed reminder that every modestly sharp and amusing property must eventually be converted, by the commercial logic of Hollywood, into a soul-killing cash grab. rotten Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times December 21, 2017 +567 The slim charms of the previous movies have been tossed away in favor of cringe-inducing cattiness and a ridiculous plot. There's barely even any music. Aca-palling. 0/5 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 20, 2017 +567 The show's over. We're pitched out. Aca-exit stage left. 1.5/4 rotten Brian Truitt 1 USA Today December 20, 2017 +567 "The new third entry in the series isn't interested in character development or logical storylines or anything resembling innovation. It's lazy and limp and profoundly weird, and not in any meaningful way a ""good movie." 1.5/5 rotten Alissa Wilkinson 0 Vox December 20, 2017 +567 "Teenage boys get their shape-shifting robots, angry cars, and space wars, so if the Bellas want to sing ""Oops I Did It Again"" on a rocket, let them have it." B fresh Jose Sol 0 The Film Stage December 20, 2017 +567 Uneven series finale is best when there's music. 2/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media December 20, 2017 +567 Despite the on-screen intelligence of Kendrick, plus a screenplay co-written by Mike White, this is a near-plotless, slapdash comedy marked by low-energy improvisation and strained slapstick. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 20, 2017 +567 A total delight, thanks to its proven formula of clever pop arrangements, dry humor and superb casting. 3/4 fresh Johnny Oleksinski 1 New York Post December 20, 2017 +567 Unfortunately, it takes a sharp detour and goes down the action route, which ends up misfiring. 2/5 rotten Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) December 20, 2017 +567 With a thinnier, sillier story than ever before, the threequel is left with its twin pillars of appeal: musical performances by the core cast, and shtick, also by the core cast. C rotten Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club December 20, 2017 +567 [If you must], come for the jokes, the song and dance numbers, and the female camaraderie. Stay for... well, for those things 2/5 rotten Kayti Burt 0 Den of Geek December 19, 2017 +567 The Bellas aren't invested in the film's competition, and the filmmakers' aren't invested in it, and you probably won't be, either. So why bother even having one? rotten Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice December 19, 2017 +567 Women deserve a better vehicle for demonstrating the power of female solidarity than this empty money grab. 1.5/4 rotten Richard Larson 0 Slant Magazine December 19, 2017 +567 But it also ends with a sentimentality I didn't buy - the Bellas don't seem to particularly care about each other outside of a competitive setting, so why should we? rotten Emily Yoshida 1 New York Magazine/Vulture December 19, 2017 +567 While this has a few laugh-out-loud moments, overall, this is an adequate farewell performance that too often falls flat and feels off-key. 5/10 rotten Simon Thompson 0 IGN Movies December 19, 2017 +567 As it jumps from one song to the next, the flimsy plot and occasionally amusing one-liners move to a generic beat but there's enough energy in the musical numbers to deliver cheesy and diverting fun. 3/5 fresh Katherine McLaughlin 0 The List December 19, 2017 +567 A tired retread of better jokes in the first two movies, this drags along to an admittedly heartwarming conclusion. 2/5 rotten Helen O'Hara 0 Empire Magazine December 19, 2017 +567 Gross, messy, unapologetic, awkward, stumbling - the women of Pitch Perfect are far from flawless, but the franchise never congratulates itself for that. Newsflash: This is how real women are. fresh Kaitlin Reilly 0 Refinery29 December 19, 2017 +567 "The third outing in the ""Pitch Perfect"" franchise is like a pop song remix that retains some of what you love about the original, while throwing in an out-of-nowhere bridge and an unwelcome guest verse." C rotten Kimber Myers 0 The Playlist December 19, 2017 +567 A strange hodgepodge of genres and tones, right down to a particularly off-putting mid-section montage that serves as a classic move-the-story-along device. 2/5 rotten Hannah Woodhead 0 Little White Lies December 19, 2017 +567 The Bellas' musical journey has been stretched into a thin whimper. rotten Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly December 19, 2017 +567 The movie is bubbly, it's fast, it's hella synthetic-clever, and it's an avid showcase for the personalities of its stars ... fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety December 19, 2017 +567 It looks like these performers are genuinely enjoying themselves, and it's infectious. Despite the preposterous escapades and the self-destructive satire, at the end of it all, there's something real left standing. 4/5 fresh Steve Rose 0 Guardian December 19, 2017 +567 An entertaining if lifeless sequel, failing to capture the fun and vivacity of the first two films. Something of a Greatest Hits album thrown into the shops in time for Christmas. 3/5 fresh Linda Marric 0 HeyUGuys December 19, 2017 +567 ...not so much a story as a victory lap... 1 fresh Travis Johnson 0 FILMINK (Australia) December 19, 2017 +567 Once the USO tour is set into motion, it falls to Wilson to provide much of the humor here, and she is a skilled enough comic to push the narrative over most of its hurdles. But even she can't quite finesse or explain John Lithgow. rotten Dan Callahan 1 TheWrap December 19, 2017 +571 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 1, 2005 +571 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 22, 2005 +571 2/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com December 9, 2001 +572 Indistinguishable dumb action comedy. 1/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +572 If... Martin Lawrence and Adam Sandler [were] in the same movie, it might... create an anti-comedy field so strong that both their careers would be sucked into the vortex... 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 4, 2004 +572 A patently offensive, racist and repulsive waste of celluloid, an affront to blacks, whites and human beings in general. 0/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 6, 2003 +572 Put your hands up and back away from this rent-a-flop. 3 rotten Terri Clark 0 Apollo Guide August 29, 2003 +572 If rampant misogyny and racism sound like a laugh riot, by all means see National Security, a 'comedy' so aggressively unpleasant that it's worthy of squirms. rotten Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap June 26, 2003 +572 This is lowest common dominator filmmaking in every sense of the word, which shouldn't come as any surprise to anyone familiar with the oeuvre of director Dennis Dugan. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 19, 2003 +572 This is a two-star movie dragged down a star because of its unrepentant racism. 1/5 rotten Alan Morrison 0 Empire Magazine April 21, 2003 +572 Dugan's predictable, thin-plotted lark reads as little more than a black guy-white guy Three's Company. rotten Jessica Letkemann 0 Premiere Magazine March 4, 2003 +572 Is it a thoroughly offensive attempt to disguise a reactionary view of African-Americans as manipulative, self-serving, serial complainers as 'comedy'? Definitely. 1/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com February 18, 2003 +572 A truly inane and flat action comedy. 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons February 9, 2003 +572 It's too bad Martin already made What's the Worst That Could Happen? The title really fits this one. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 31, 2003 +572 'Overall, what more can you say about this two-bit meandering and empty-headed carousing crime comedy? Bottom line: everyone connected with this project ought to be handcuffed to the door handle of a speedy out-of-control police cruiser.' 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye January 30, 2003 +572 "My mouth slowly widened, until I realized that I was indeed illustrating what ""jaw-droppingly bad"" truly means." 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 29, 2003 +572 National Security just isn't good enough to be buoyed by Lawrence and an above-average script 2/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 22, 2003 +572 "Another of the three or four obnoxious, race-baiting flops Hollywood routinely seems to tolerate from Martin Lawrence between can't-miss blockbusters such as ""Big Momma's House"" and ""Bad Boys." 1/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) January 21, 2003 +572 The jokes are so tired and irritating in the film, I found myself anticipating the funny gags from the trailers because those were the only ones that were remotely humorous. 1/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies January 21, 2003 +572 One of the lamest and cheapest-looking buddy-cop movies to come along since... well, since Blue Streak. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International January 21, 2003 +572 Too often, National Security tries to be a gritty thriller and wacky comedy at once. 1/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) January 20, 2003 +572 Like its star, the movie is loud, tactless and spectacularly unfunny. 1/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) January 20, 2003 +572 Despite some tasty contributions from Lawrence and Zahn, too much of National Security has the bland flavor of microwaved leftovers. 2/4 rotten Joe Leydon 1 Variety January 20, 2003 +572 An action-comedy that no one should be surprised sucks. 2/5 rotten Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY January 20, 2003 +572 Falls flatter than, well, a Hollywood comedy release in January. 1/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 19, 2003 +572 Has a none-too-subtle racist agenda that is thoroughly unfunny and repellent. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 18, 2003 +572 Someone has to save us from Lawrence's onslaught of cinematic dross. 2/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic January 18, 2003 +572 A lame blend of comedy and action in which both credibility and laughs are blown to smithereens. D+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 18, 2003 +572 A by-the-numbers sop to adolescent testosterone overload. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post January 17, 2003 +572 The cliched plot and unconvincing action sequences ... don't blend well with the comic scenes and make the film look painfully cheap. 2/5 rotten Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide January 17, 2003 +572 The film is clearly an anti-racist warning, but Earl's silly, closed-minded anger is a major distraction from the comedy though most of the movie. 1/5 rotten Daphne Gordon 1 Toronto Star January 17, 2003 +572 It's a slapdash, heavily marked-down affair. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 17, 2003 +572 Boneheaded throwaway. 2/4 rotten Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times January 17, 2003 +572 Colliding police cruisers generate more sparks than Lawrence and Zahn, who create very little chemistry as a buddy team. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 17, 2003 +572 Is there anything worse than a Martin Lawrence movie? 1/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal January 17, 2003 +572 The plot settles quickly into a conventional buddy movie framework. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 17, 2003 +572 If it does anything at all, National Security should demonstrate the diminishing returns of Lawrence trying to outswagger, outsass and outshoot Eddie Murphy. 1/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday January 17, 2003 +572 Lazy and uninspired. 1/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 17, 2003 +572 A paint-by-number action comedy that yields far more laughs than it should. 2.5/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 17, 2003 +572 Its acrimonious message lies in the way it depicts black oversensitivity and an atmosphere of political correctness as the only obstacles to harmony. C rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle January 17, 2003 +572 Squanders the goodwill generated by some genuine laughs early in its running time with an inevitable descent into generic plotting, tired physical gags and lots and lots of things blowing up. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter January 17, 2003 +572 Without losing its comic rhythm for a moment, it is also a withering spoof of black victimism and the corrupting effect of racial solidarity on the American legal system. 3/4 fresh Ray Conlogue 1 Globe and Mail January 17, 2003 +572 This cop comedy is charged with an inane script, an unrealistic setup and brutally unfunny gags. D rotten 0 E! Online January 17, 2003 +572 Loud, crass, dumb and then even dumber. D rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 17, 2003 +572 Has an off-putting racial subtext that makes it difficult to simply sit back and enjoy. 1/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press January 17, 2003 +572 To give you an idea of how completely, desperately unfunny National Security is, even Steve Zahn isn't funny. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 17, 2003 +572 I laughed even though Lawrence has been doing the paranoid brother shtick since his sketchy, self-titled-sitcom days. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe January 17, 2003 +572 A slapsticky buddy action-comedy so bad that it's hard to decide who's dumber: the two guards at the center of things or the filmmakers who've put them there. D- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 17, 2003 +572 Martin Lawrence's painful penchant for overacting once again fells what could've been an entertaining comedic actioner... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 17, 2003 +572 Actor Martin Lawrence brings a lot of energy to a movie ... to every miserable, worthless movie in which he stars. 1/4 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World January 17, 2003 +572 National Security stays clear of those touchy poignant moments that have ruined so many buddy flicks. 2.5/4 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com January 17, 2003 +572 Defies logic as many times as it defies physics. 1/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com January 17, 2003 +572 Somebody needs to write them up a ticket - for impersonating a great movie. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com January 17, 2003 +572 Black America's answer to Birth of a Nation. Security is probably the most racist film I've ever seen. 2/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 17, 2003 +572 Expects the audience to enjoy the prospect of a beleaguered white man suffering at the hands of a smug, self-righteous black man who never owns up to what he's done, never gets his comeuppance, and is rewarded in the end with a badge. F rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide January 17, 2003 +572 This is the most racist film I have seen since the last Martin movie. C rotten Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) January 16, 2003 +572 An action farce that's on the stale side of banter-heavy cop high jinks. 2.5/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 16, 2003 +572 It's only a notch above the routine, and it obeys all the conventions of its tired formula, but it also tones the anarchy with a serious edge and it works a surprisingly effective vein of race-relations satire. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 16, 2003 +572 It's meant to wear down and demoralize critics who are about to launch into a whole new year of worthless buddy comedies. 1.5/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News January 16, 2003 +572 National Security lacks the wit to do anything new and instead recycles tired jokes and attitudes. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times January 16, 2003 +572 A film that's both laugh out loud funny and surprisingly subtle. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times January 16, 2003 +572 Movies like National Security are indicative of how little creativity exists in most high-profile Hollywood offerings, and how little faith filmmakers have in the intelligence of multiplex audiences. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 16, 2003 +572 "National Security"" is another in a string of indistinguishable dumb action comedies that would all run together in the mind of anyone unfortunate enough to watch them if they were not so instantly forgettable." D rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 16, 2003 +572 The mildly amusing buddy/action comedy is more over-the-top Lawrence fare. 2/4 rotten Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 16, 2003 +572 The less you engage your brain, the more you'll enjoy National Security. C fresh Matt Weitz 1 Dallas Morning News January 16, 2003 +572 It's not really clear what's being stolen or why, but reason isn't as important to the screen writing team of Jay Scherick and David Ronn as getting to the next car chase. rotten Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly January 16, 2003 +572 [Zahn] looks perpetually on the verge of an aneurysm, relieved only by periodic slo-mo shootouts that set a new standard in post-Michael Bay preposterousness. C rotten Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly January 16, 2003 +572 Your enjoyment of National Security will be in direct proportion to how much you can tolerate Martin Lawrence's antics. 5/10 rotten Erich Scholz 0 Citysearch January 16, 2003 +572 I wouldn't race out to see National Security, but it does give you exactly what you'd expect: yuks, explosions and brawling buddies rolling all over those overused L.A. freeways. 2/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 16, 2003 +572 A film that may not breach national security, but is an unfortunate breach of talent. C- rotten 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 16, 2003 +572 I'll give ten bucks to the first gypsy willing to curse anyone even suggesting a sequel. F rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 16, 2003 +572 It's simply lousy and racist. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com January 15, 2003 +572 Rent-a-cop bullplop. 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 15, 2003 +572 A tasteless comedy that resorts to racism for most of its humor. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 15, 2003 +572 1/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +572 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +572 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +572 2/4 rotten 0 Sunday Times (Australia) June 19, 2003 +572 1/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 22, 2003 +572 1/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 27, 2003 +572 3/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com January 24, 2003 +572 D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 18, 2003 +572 2/4 rotten Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly January 17, 2003 +572 D- rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 16, 2003 +573 For the most part though, the honesty of the performances keeps everything afloat when it could drift into easy sentimentality. 6/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net April 25, 2011 +573 I enjoyed it in all its cheesiness. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +573 For some reason, teasing people about their skin color has become a big theme of brainless black comedies like this. Plus, it unfolds like one long Pepsi ad, with dialogue extolling the cola's virtues in virtually every scene. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 BlackNews.com May 7, 2007 +573 Nothing about this film is as cathartic as it tries to make itself because the characters just aren't that absorbing. Instead of tugging your heart, it just spits in your eye. 2.5/5 rotten Michael Ferraro 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +573 A spunky, fun little film. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 13, 2005 +573 It would take a critic more churlish than this one to sneer and bare chickenlike talons at Roll Bounce fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times October 8, 2005 +573 The skating routines are a lot of fun to watch, filled with great choreography and backed by great tunes. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International October 6, 2005 +573 Actually one of the year's more pleasant surprises, though it misses being more than that through a combination of length and a sometimes sloppy, meandering screenplay. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 29, 2005 +573 A nice blast of character-driven nostalgia with the best use of Charlie Murphy and Wayne Brady since Chapelle snapped. 3/5 fresh 0 Film Snobs September 28, 2005 +573 Roll Bounce is the season's brightest, happiest surprise. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) September 28, 2005 +573 Bow Wow's movie has no bark and no bite. 4/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com September 27, 2005 +573 There's something very sweet about Roll Bounce but it has nothing to do with the roller rink or the skating. 3/5 fresh Scott Gwin 0 CinemaBlend September 26, 2005 +573 Sometimes a film wins you over with its sheer exuberance and sweetness. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 26, 2005 +573 ...a serviceable and nostalgic coming-of-age kiddie comedy that resonates...has enough heart and soul to capture the giddy delight of its festive confines. 2.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye September 26, 2005 +573 Cinematic cotton candy, but it goes down easily, even if there's not a lot of nourishment in it. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 26, 2005 +573 "Bow Wow is up to the challenge. ""Roll Bounce"" is a fun flash back film that showcases black people in a positive light, and features a thumping soundtrack to boot." B fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine September 26, 2005 +573 An airy, nostalgic celebration of roller disco. 3/5 fresh Paul Clinton 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 26, 2005 +573 This is the real deal, and it shows up the likes of pre-Eighties Xanadu and Roller Boogie poseurs with a funky, grooving panache that's all its own. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle September 26, 2005 +573 ... a shamelessly familiar concoction of dramatic cliches that recalls everything from Saturday Night Fever to Strictly Ballroom to Bring It On. C+ rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 24, 2005 +573 Mostly, Roll Bounce provides relatively wholesome family entertainment. And for parents of a certain age, it offers a nice trip down memory lane. At least for those who can stand those memories of themselves wearing all that polyester. 2.5/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com September 24, 2005 +573 Bow Wow on roller skates: what more do you need to know? rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters September 23, 2005 +573 It will remind you what it was like to be a teenager during the last few days of summer. And even though the plot is a little thin, you probably won't even notice until long after the music stops. 3/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 23, 2005 +573 The end of the dismal summer movie season couldn't have been blessed with a more satisfying coda than the rollicking, funny, relentlessly cheery and genuinely touching spirit that makes Roll Bounce a captivating delight from start to finish. 3/4 fresh Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times September 23, 2005 +573 A movie made in the spirit of: what the world needs now is a bit of innocent diversion. 2.5/4 fresh Susan Walker 1 Toronto Star September 23, 2005 +573 If it doesn't exactly kick out the jams, it does move them around a little bit. 2.5/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today September 23, 2005 +573 The film can't get its rhythms right, fluctuating wildly between comedy and pathos. rotten Teresa Wiltz 1 Washington Post September 23, 2005 +573 In terms of strict movie-making, Roll Bounce would have been better had it done more rolling along and less bouncing around. 2/5 rotten Bill Harris 0 Jam! Movies September 23, 2005 +573 The movie is unfocused and moves in fits and starts, but like Lee's other work, it's extremely good-natured, and its celebration of family and friendship will connect with its target audience. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 23, 2005 +573 It's a movie that resists not just the temptations of the day, it resists doing or saying anything even moderately interesting about adolescence, single parenthood or a simpler time. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 23, 2005 +573 One of those movies that gets a couple of things exactly right. B- fresh 0 Oregonian September 23, 2005 +573 Roll Bounce features taut skate choreography, but its storytelling isn't nearly so coordinated. 2.5/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 23, 2005 +573 Roll Bounce has plenty of affectionate humor to balance some serious heart-tugging. And as for the roller-skating, it for sure provides a lot of razzle-dazzle action with lots of virtuoso terpsichorean touches. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times September 23, 2005 +573 Formulaic as it is, Roll Bounce is still a blast. 3/4 fresh Piet Levy 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 23, 2005 +573 Not. Much. Happens. What does is predictable and trite. But it's a genial trifle with a booty-shaking vibe. 2.5/4 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle September 23, 2005 +573 Modestly engaging entertainment. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail September 23, 2005 +573 Roll Bounce drags a little in its second hour, but it is also a rare movie that genuinely likes its characters. You will too. 3/4 fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press September 23, 2005 +573 The film tries to do too many different things at the same time, and the jumbling of goofy comedy and heavy drama doesn't work very well. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 23, 2005 +573 Roll Bounce glides along easily enough, hitting the occasional bump that stems from a script that can't figure out how to blend comedy and drama. C+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News September 23, 2005 +573 There's a lot of sweetness to Roll Bounce. 2.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post September 23, 2005 +573 Malcolm Lee's sweet-natured dramatic comedy Roll Bounce captures the decade's texture with a well-earned nostalgia that never seems cheap. 2.5/4 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News September 23, 2005 +573 For most adults, and kids raised on South Park, the painfully earnest story won't hold much interest. 1.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post September 23, 2005 +573 Frothy, sentimental and thoroughly good-natured, Malcolm D. Lee's tale of coming-of-age at the roller disco doesn't have an original bone in its body, but it's as energetic, eager to please and endearing. 3/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide September 23, 2005 +573 Forgive the distracting cameos by comics Mike Epps and Nick Cannon, and Roll Bounce is worth a spin. 2.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 23, 2005 +573 ...coasts on sheer joy. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) September 23, 2005 +573 "Listen up, Director Malcolm D. Lee. I don't care if you are the cousin of Spike Lee, but because you are, I'm making the Reggie Miller ""choke face"" at you right now." rotten Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch September 23, 2005 +573 Roll Bounce puts fresh spins on both the traditional family drama and a distinctive era of American pop culture. fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) September 23, 2005 +573 Quite possibly the finest roller disco movie ever made. fresh Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com September 23, 2005 +573 Comes to life only when the characters are roller skating, which is not often enough. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 22, 2005 +573 High-spirited, well-acted, and even a bit more substantive than I could have anticipated. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 22, 2005 +573 Roll Bounce wants to be everything, but the mish mash of styles and tones yields a movie that falls short of its potential. 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com September 22, 2005 +573 Lee frequently blocks the sheer fun of the project, which is the only element he has in his favor. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com September 22, 2005 +573 Sure, it sounds like predictable disco mush, but with Bow Wow in the driver's seat, a hammy cast and a never-ending roster of zingy one-liners, it's harmless fun. 3/5 fresh Kathy Cano 1 Arizona Republic September 22, 2005 +573 A drowsy comedy about a handful of kids grooving and roller-skating, Roll Bounce has heart and good vibes but little else to recommend it. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times September 22, 2005 +573 There's a nice little gem of a movie hidden within Roll Bounce, and a tired, needlessly schmaltzy one. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 22, 2005 +573 This nostalgic roller skate down memory lane is shored up by a performance by Bow Wow that surprises in its depth and a soundtrack that keeps toes tapping. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 22, 2005 +573 A portrait of a neighborhood where families are hurting, healing and helping each other. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 22, 2005 +573 Roll Bounce is so familiar that you're forced to entertain yourself by trying to guess which funk-disco oldie will appear next on the soundtrack: Le Freak or Kung Fu Fighting? rotten Tim Grierson 1 L.A. Weekly September 22, 2005 +573 Director Malcolm D. Lee has a gift for finding gold nuggets of personality and comedy in the tailings of over-mined plots. 2.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire September 21, 2005 +573 Unfortunately, despite the slamming soundtrack, their eventual rollerjam rivalry doesn't really get the blood up. rotten Laura Sinagra 1 Village Voice September 20, 2005 +573 Bounce doesn't depart from the inspirational coming-of-age formula. But it has got enough heart and disco-fever exuberance to connect with audiences open to its feel-good mash-up of spoof and earnest saga. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter September 18, 2005 +573 2/4 rotten Chelsea Bain 0 Boston Herald October 21, 2006 +573 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +573 C+ rotten 1 Dallas Morning News January 7, 2006 +573 2.5/4 fresh Hanh Nguyen 0 Zap2it.com September 28, 2005 +573 4/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2005 +573 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com September 24, 2005 +573 2.5/4 rotten Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com September 24, 2005 +576 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 14, 2005 +576 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 27, 2005 +576 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com June 20, 2003 +576 3/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) December 12, 2002 +578 [A] ridiculously entertaining nostalgia exercise...Radio Days emerged from a highly fertile period for [Woody] Allen, and the film bubbles with creativity and Allen hallmarks. [Blu-ray] 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 21, 2014 +578 Vastly entertaining and in moments even magical, Radio Days is a warmly nostalgic but decidedly unsentimental portrait of Wood Allen's childhood in WWII, when radio was the primary medium of communication. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 27, 2010 +578 It's a wonderfully realized film, one of Woody's best, that has slipped under the radar. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 25, 2009 +578 Although lacking the bite and depth of his best work, Radio Days is one of Woody Allen's most purely entertaining pictures. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +578 A perfect mixture of laughs and heartbreak, it's one of the ones I can see over and over again. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 25, 2007 +578 "Another Woody Allen's ""Amarcord"" - warm, rueful, poignant and hilarious." 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 3, 2006 +578 It's a great idea for a movie, but Allen fatally opts for a Fellini: Amarcord approach of formless narrative, larger-than-life coincidence, and rambling ruminations on what times there used to be. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +578 Affectionately eavesdrops on the past and gives everyone a wonderful opportunity to re-imagine what it was like when this communications medium was king. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 10, 2003 +578 For my money, this is the best of Allen's films in which he does not himself appear 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 4, 2002 +578 Opens with one hell of a set piece but it's all downhill from there. 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central November 27, 2001 +578 ...a sweet, lighthearted, nostalgic look back at an era before the tube. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis October 29, 2001 +578 A nice respite from some of Allen's more daunting think pieces 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 17, 2001 +578 "Radio Days"" is so ambitious and so audacious that it almost defies description." 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +578 You peel and peel away at it only to find, in the end, nothing. rotten Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +578 Childhood anecdotes and charming vignettes are set against bright-light, big-city sets, a-dazzle with beautiful players. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +578 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 2, 2007 +578 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 15, 2005 +578 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily September 21, 2005 +578 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 15, 2005 +578 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2005 +578 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Film Threat May 6, 2005 +578 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +578 4/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World December 17, 2003 +578 4/5 fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus November 17, 2003 +578 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +578 8 fresh Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide November 22, 2001 +579 A painfully realistic portrait of a tragedy that is too often viewed through a political prism. 3.5/4 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews November 24, 2018 +579 Events are economically detailed, and the hypocrisy is revealed through not just the lowest of deeds, but the failure to hit heights so nobly articulated. 4/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age November 12, 2018 +579 The cynical smartness that has afflicted contemporary journalism and made much recent cinema insufferable is confronted by Curran's conscientious dramatic rigor. fresh Armond White 0 National Review November 1, 2018 +579 [Chappaquiddick] undoubtedly rests on the shoulders of Jason Clarke, and Clarke turns in one of his finest performances. B fresh Kyle Kizu 0 MovieMinis October 30, 2018 +579 The Senator does a great job of illuminating one of the less salubrious moments in American political history. fresh Rob Aldam 0 Backseat Mafia October 30, 2018 +579 More than a political thriller or a biography, what Chappaquiddick offers a non-complacent drama that delves into the mixed feelings that rattled the insides of the youngest Kennedys. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 October 5, 2018 +579 A tonal delirium that grows in the primful direction of Curran, adding pomp to what, at the base, was perhaps only farce. [Full Review in Spanish] rotten Javier Oca 0 El Pais (Spain) September 20, 2018 +579 A strange current of sympathy and compassion for those involved drives the political principals of the film. [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Marcos Gand 0 Sensacine September 19, 2018 +579 That public scandal's cleanup committee... explains more about politics and the Kennedys than [their entire] filmography altogether. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Andrea G. Bermejo 0 September 17, 2018 +579 Fair and factual, John Curran's film showcases a living, breathing performance from Jason Clarke as the Massachusetts Senator many say got away with murder. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf September 12, 2018 +579 This is a movie about spin, public relations, and the power of television. fresh Lisa Nesselson 0 France24 September 10, 2018 +579 It's a story that reveals the troubles around extreme ambition and entitlement and the kind of life that one can lead to bring them to the belief that their life is mor important than another. fresh Roth Cornet 0 Screen Junkies September 4, 2018 +579 The movie didn't pick a side or pick a lens through which to view it other than as a character study and I like that. fresh Dan Murrell 0 Screen Junkies September 4, 2018 +579 Clarke was an interesting choice for this role, but he pulls it off rather flawlessly by mostly conquering the signature drawl. From grabbing the attention of every room Ted entered to being foolishly stubborn, Clarke nails it. fresh Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal August 24, 2018 +579 To watch Chappaquiddick and then ponder the life of Ted Kennedy in such a manner undoubtedly must lead to introspection. Where do our own lives fall along this gradient? Are we any worse than he is or can we claim to be any better? fresh Tynan Yanaga 0 Film Inquiry August 17, 2018 +579 Who knew that Ted Kennedy's story would feel so vital to the current climate in America. A- fresh Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com August 14, 2018 +579 This cinematic dramatization is measured in tone, and Ed Helms is particularly good. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 14, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick might work best as an indictment of everything from political dynasties to impropriety among elected officials to society's short attention span, but the movie also serves up a solid character study. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground June 12, 2018 +579 The film displays so beautifully how power renders you above reproach, with Kennedy not even taking enough time to make up for causing Kopechne's death. fresh Masego Panyane 0 Independent Online (South Africa) June 5, 2018 +579 "A solid film that keeps you guessing on the facts, ""Chappaquiddick"" is an unbiased attempt to tell the story everyone thinks they know." 4/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes May 20, 2018 +579 I wasn't fully convinced by the lead performance of Australian Jason Clarke. There are moments where his character is so dumb but others where he is so shrewd. B- rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane May 20, 2018 +579 Thanks to an intriguingly nuanced performance from Australian actor Jason Clarke, Chappaquiddick does more than simply rehash why Kennedy was never able to leave the incident behind. 7/10 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Film Threat May 14, 2018 +579 A deftly executed examination of the man at the centre of the scandal and the psychological scars that come from being a Kennedy scion. In this, Clarke does a wonderful job at conveying the conflict brewing inside Ted. 3.5/5 fresh Wenlei Ma 0 News.com.au May 10, 2018 +579 This powerful tale of galling entitlement and ruthless insensitivity is filtered through an impressive performance by Clarke, who finds in Kennedy the pathological combination of a man stunned by what he has done, yet stirred by what he must do. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) May 10, 2018 +579 Successfully [shows] the awful lengths individuals and the ruling class will go to in order to preserve power... 3/5 fresh Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz May 9, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick is a powerful cautionary tale, and a reminder that people will forgive and forget anything if the surrounding news cycle is loud enough. 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Student Edge May 9, 2018 +579 The film seems to me a fair-minded stab at the truth and an irresistible look at the exercise of dynastic influence. 4/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald May 4, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick is the best film to date directed by John Curran. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian May 4, 2018 +579 It's an appropriately bleak movie that effectively rips the gauze from the Kennedy story by covering one of its darkest chapters in unsparing, procedural detail. fresh Kate Knibbs 0 The Ringer May 2, 2018 +579 a slow-burn depiction of an imminent collision course between political power and personal responsibility 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk April 25, 2018 +579 ... feels like a well-researched school project in which the speculation outweighs the persuasion. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue April 20, 2018 +579 In the end Chappaquiddick will have to pass the same test as Kennedy's original version of the story-whether or not anyone will buy it. 2/4 rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader April 19, 2018 +579 If it's just meant to be a competent bit of historical drama, it does that well enough. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 Crooked Marquee April 16, 2018 +579 The docudrama comes off as neither a hatchet job nor a whitewash, while Curran's measured, unhurried direction infuses a feeling of authenticity. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review April 13, 2018 +579 Sober and deliberately understated, Chappaquiddick sometimes struggles to keep up the tension. But the film rests on strong performances and an evocative sense of period atmosphere. 3.5/5 fresh Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press April 13, 2018 +579 On the Fredo of the Kennedy clan. 3/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon April 13, 2018 +579 While it doesn't get the grandest of treatment and can't seem to dig deeper than the obvious, Chappaquiddick does serve as a cautionary tale of what Americans have let slide in favor of celebrity and status. 7/10 fresh Jon Winkler 0 The Young Folks April 12, 2018 +579 Clarke makes us feel plenty of things we'd rather not. His eyes are shadowed with profound decency one minute, and hollowed out in desperate calculation the next. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine April 12, 2018 +579 The filmmakers seem to be concerned about preserving her innocence, just as the real-life Kennedy was. It may be a bit idealistic, but it's not a disservice. 3.5/5 fresh Danielle White 0 Austin Chronicle April 12, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick is no hatchet job. Instead, it offers a serious meditation on the uses and abuses of power, a story that is timely in any era 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly April 12, 2018 +579 A cinematic safe space for conservatives to escape the tidal wave of indictment/impeachment news they have a hard time avoiding on TV. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation April 11, 2018 +579 "I question why director John Curran decided to tell this story and make this film now. I guess the term ""alternative facts"" - made popular by the current administration - explains it all. " fresh 0 National Catholic Reporter April 10, 2018 +579 If you're looking for something to make you feel good about chubby, cherubic Ted, the venerable lion of the Senate, this is not your movie. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 10, 2018 +579 A film of integrity and disclosure, a controversial chapter in American history that substitutes clinical accuracy for Hollywood embellishment, with an impressive attention to detail and an admirable respect for suspenseful narrative. 3.5/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer April 10, 2018 +579 Perhaps attractive and charismatic, but it leaves one feeling that something was missing. [Full Review in Spanish] rotten Ruben Peralta 0 Cocalecas April 10, 2018 +579 Director John Curran's Chappaquiddick is a decent Cliff's Notes version of events, though it's hard not see sanitization masquerading as ambiguity. 2.5/5 rotten Kristen Lopez 0 Spectrum Culture April 9, 2018 +579 The sketches of Kennedy-family tensions and loyalties are thin and simplistic; the action rushes by with little insight or context. rotten Richard Brody 1 New Yorker April 9, 2018 +579 Described as a thriller, those who were around at the time may have short memories of what happened or never knew the entire story, will now have a chance to see it on the big screen 4/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com April 8, 2018 +579 An account that one can respect for its refusal to sensationalize, but that saps the tale of much dramatic energy. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 8, 2018 +579 What struck me most was how cleverly the movie skewers the devious way politicians think and behave, from the shaky relationship our representatives have with facts to their carefully constructed image-building that knows no moral or ethical bounds. B fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger April 8, 2018 +579 ...the movie remains wholly unable to capture one's interest for virtually the entirety of its plodding, padded-out runtime... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 8, 2018 +579 The usually comic Ed Helms does credible work as the moral voice in reliving a piece of sensational history that likely never will reveal the indisputable truth. 3.5/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) April 7, 2018 +579 This pulpy, procedural, even methodical melodrama is infuriating, revealing how 'justice' is very different for the rich and powerful. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate April 7, 2018 +579 This is a film about power, and how being born with the right name can be enough to reshape reality. 3.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics April 7, 2018 +579 Introducing new generations to an infamous historical incident, this drama takes a detailed, matter-of-fact approach; while the result isn't exactly stirring, it's at least consistently interesting. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media April 6, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick is heavy-handed history, a film that at times seems to owe as much to The X-Files as the many cinematic dives into the target-rich territory that is the Kennedy clan. rotten Brian Lowry 1 CNN.com April 6, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick has the makings of a political thriller, but Curran's decision to avoid speculation, while laudable, takes the wind out of the film's sails. 2.5/5 rotten Chris Knight 0 National Post April 6, 2018 +579 John Curran's film, scripted by Taylor Allen and Andrew Logan, is detailed, precise and gut-wrenching. A fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald April 6, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick is at its best when it is underpinned by a somber orchestral score, focusing closely on the personal anguish of its protagonist. 2.5/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork April 6, 2018 +579 For those who are drawn to re-creations of historical controversies that pack more gravitas and outright tragedy, Chappaquiddick could prove satisfying enough, especially with the in-vogue-again Kennedy clan at the center. 2.5/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com April 6, 2018 +579 Just the facts, ma'am. That's all you need to make Chappaquiddick the year's most chilling movie. 3.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 HollywoodInToto.com April 6, 2018 +579 There's no need for partisan exaggeration in this story; the undisputed facts are awful enough. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online April 6, 2018 +579 A lucid, nuanced and compelling telling of the accident and its turbulent aftermath. 3/4 fresh Brad Wheeler 1 Globe and Mail April 6, 2018 +579 You may think you know the whole story, but Curran's feature showcases a whole other side to the facts, whilst simultaneously crafting a timely cautionary tale for today. B fresh Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction April 5, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick ... treats this version Ted with a level of understanding that belies what the movie contends he did. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies April 5, 2018 +579 Some speculation is unavoidable in the screenplay, but what is known is damning, indeed infuriating, and seeing these events play out on screen lends them the capacity to shock us all over again. fresh Kyle Smith 0 National Review April 5, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick reminds us that without the Kennedy name and influence, the man who drove a car off a bridge, swam to shore and left a young woman to die, and then went into hiding and defense mode, should have gone to jail for a long time. 3.5/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 5, 2018 +579 Devoid of revelations, the film instead focuses on the creation and delivery of the narrative that Kennedy used to survive this calamity...It allows Chappaquiddick to become an example of the very thing it portrays. fresh Nick Schager 0 The Daily Beast April 5, 2018 +579 Camelot, it's not. And, as this terrific movie suggests, the American people fall for their polished BS every time. 3/4 fresh Johnny Oleksinski 1 New York Post April 5, 2018 +579 [A] moving, infuriating portrayal of a dreadful moment in history and its shameful aftermath. fresh Mark Hughes 0 Forbes April 5, 2018 +579 "In the final analysis ""Chappaquiddick"" is the story of a weak man. Maybe someone who had deep-seated reasons for that weakness, but still a not particularly appealing individual whose actions frustrate rather than draw us in." rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times April 5, 2018 +579 But small lapses, together with the confusions and glib evasions of a production that is neither fact nor fiction, raise the larger question of what the film is, and ultimately becomes. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal April 5, 2018 +579 ...painstakingly unbiased, painting Kennedy as an egotistical, arrogant, selfish, blackguard who cared only for himself and his family name and whose cowardice directly caused Mary Jo's death. Bruce Dern gives an award quality performance. 9/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times April 5, 2018 +579 In the end, this is less a tale about politics or bad character than about creeping corruption-a kind of religion that embraces all denominations. fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight April 5, 2018 +579 Not enough can be said about Clarke... who slides seamlessly into the countenance of Teddy Kennedy, from the cagey arrogance and compassionate, somber reflectiveness to the vacant eyes of a man coming to terms with his own lethal folly. 3/4 fresh Tom Meek 0 Cambridge Day April 5, 2018 +579 Serves as a timely reminder that voters on either side of the aisle are susceptible to influence, especially when it's wrapped up in male entitlement and oligarchical polish. fresh Inkoo Kang 1 TheWrap April 5, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick doesn't solve the mystery, and some of its scenes are invented. But it gives a vivid sense of the people to whom history happened. 4/5 fresh Tim Appelo 0 AARP Movies for Grownups April 5, 2018 +579 The workmanlike script by Andrew Logan and Taylor Allen sticks to mostly verifiable facts, although it is damning in what it shows without comment. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star April 5, 2018 +579 "We need more movies like this: Films that revisit ""legends"" of the past and interrogate the ugly blind spots that allowed America to not see what was happening and hail as Great Men people who deserved to be remembered quite differently." fresh Lili Loofbourow 0 The Week April 5, 2018 +579 Kennedy's shame wasn't his alone. It also belonged to those who knew what he'd done and asked him to lead them anyway. fresh Megan Basham 0 WORLD April 5, 2018 +579 It's a film looking to challenge America's gauzy perception of the country's most famous political family, loaded with all the bleakness that task requires. fresh David Sims 1 The Atlantic April 5, 2018 +579 "A political biopic's most difficult target lies in the elusive circle above character assassination and below hagiography. ""Chappaquiddick"" misses that target." 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune April 5, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick succeeds in showing the dark side of the political machinery behind the Kennedys, but there has to be a way to do that and give more value to Mary Jo's life than the Kennedys did. 2/5 rotten Erika W. Smith 0 Bust Magazine April 5, 2018 +579 Chappaquiddick is Clarke's tour de force. fresh Staci Layne 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com April 5, 2018 +579 Clarke's terrific performance...embodies several aspects of the character, sometimes all at once. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic April 5, 2018 +579 The ability of political power to impose narratives, says Chappaquiddick, has always been conditional on our willingness to believe them. 3/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News April 5, 2018 +579 Whether or not events actually unfolded this way, the story the film tells is an interesting and complicated character study, with something to say about the corrosive effects of power and privilege on both the innocent and the guilty. fresh 1 New York Times April 4, 2018 +579 Rather than simply point out that the famous man did a bad thing, Clarke's Kennedy is something more elemental, a snapshot of a failure of all the things masculinity was and to some degree is still billed as. fresh Emily Yoshida 1 New York Magazine/Vulture April 4, 2018 +579 John Curran creates room for his characters to think and feel and an environment that encourages us to do the same. 3/4 fresh Mark Matousek 0 Slant Magazine April 4, 2018 +579 "'Chappaquiddick' wants to ""dramatize"" the Chappaquiddick incident without offering a take on what really happened, and it doesn't quite work. " C rotten Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk April 4, 2018 +579 Plays out simultaneously like a political thriller, a tale of injustice, and a rewriting of a beloved public figure - and had me immediately searching Wikipedia to devour more details. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture April 4, 2018 +579 It's up to us to decide Kennedy's guilt. But, also, to sympathize with his shame. 4/5 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 New York Daily News April 4, 2018 +579 An entertainingly brutal portrait of feckless privilege and buried tragedy, hewing reasonably close to those points we know to be true and juicily provocative about what happened in rooms you and I weren't privy to. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe April 4, 2018 +579 We've been so awash in hackneyed Kennedy brogues and caricatured portrayals that Clarke's performance -- stout, nuanced, understated almost to a fault -- is an unexpected relief. fresh Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press April 3, 2018 +579 Led by Jason Clarke's expertly shallow performance, this stodgy but effective character study is powered by its dispirited mood and dryly critical tone. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International April 2, 2018 +579 A riveting recreation of the famous accident that quashed Ted Kennedy's presidential bid and the cover-up by his political fixers. fresh Erica Abeel 0 Film Journal International April 2, 2018 +579 Don't let it be forgot, that once there was a crash which in one brief, shameful moment brought down the curtain on a dynasty known as Camelot. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News April 2, 2018 +579 Here is a family that entrenched itself in the American imagination by campaigning on symbolism, and Chappaquiddick hits its better strides when it turns the camera on the relationship between its stars and script doctors. B- fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club April 2, 2018 +579 First-time screenwriters Taylor Allen and Andrew Logan's tight script sticks mostly to the well-documented facts and aftermath, and Clarke lets his Teddy live in the tricky place between sympathy and straight villain-hood. B+ fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly April 2, 2018 +579 What happened on Chappaquiddick Island is a story that's best told as a documentary rather than a narrative feature. rotten Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies April 2, 2018 +579 Ponders a cold case indicting a former U.S. senator: why did Ted Kennedy wait nine hours before reporting that car accident? B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Shockya.com April 1, 2018 +579 A challenging character study, punctuated by moments of uneasy suspense and dark humor. 3/4 fresh Alan Zilberman 1 Washington Post March 31, 2018 +579 "... it's like a made-for-Lifetime network melodrama and little more, despite solid performances, particularly from Jason Clarke as Kennedy and Ed Helms as cousin and ""fixer"" Joe Gargan." rotten Loren King 0 Newport This Week (RI) December 13, 2017 +579 Whether a product of the script as written or of Curran's directorial decisions, the second half of Chappaquiddick plays like comedy. B- fresh Jared Mobarak 0 The Film Stage September 28, 2017 +579 Jason Clarke nicely captures Kennedy's confusion as his desire to do the right thing collides with the pressures placed on him by the media and his family. fresh Manuela Lazic 0 Cinema Scope September 27, 2017 +579 An intriguing take-down of the Kennedy mythos. fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 22, 2017 +579 The drama between Teddy and his daddy is so rich and thick it's like watching a Greek Tragedy. 4/4 fresh Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association September 19, 2017 +579 The push and pull of this movie is really between the lead character and the audience. One moment we feel compassionate: he wants to do the right thing. The next moment he's gone down the cover-up rabbit hole and is an irredeemable swine. 4/5 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian September 15, 2017 +579 [jason] Clarke does wonders with the material, adding new dimensions and layers between what hit the screen and what lingered just out of frame. A- fresh Kate Erbland 1 indieWire September 15, 2017 +579 The film ultimately ends up feeling like a shaggy dog story - a metaphor for Ted Kennedy, perhaps - engaging, charismatic, but ending with a whimper. 3/5 rotten Christopher Machell 0 CineVue September 15, 2017 +579 "Chappaquiddick"" is reminder that while Camelot had its fair share of tragedy, none of the Kennedys were angels - but we already knew that, right?" C rotten Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist September 15, 2017 +579 When you consider the films about real-life politicians we usually get, Chappaquiddick is surprisingly bold even if its modest approach belies its striking statements. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Goldberg 0 Collider September 14, 2017 +579 This account of the late senator Ted Kennedy's bad behaviour after his car went off the road and killed his passenger, Mary Joe Kopechne, spends way too much time trying to make us feel sorry for him. 2/5 rotten Susan G. Cole 0 NOW Toronto September 13, 2017 +579 Everything is methodical, it covers most of the bases, but passion and vitality are crucially missing from director John Curran's treatment. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter September 11, 2017 +579 "Chappaquiddick"" is exactly what you want it to be: a tense, scrupulous, absorbingly precise and authentic piece of history - a tabloid scandal attached to a smoke-filled-room travesty." fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety September 10, 2017 +580 RKO's Western is simple but entertaining and it's fun to see the Duke, who enjoys good chemistry with the tough and sexy Ella Raines just before he became a box-office star. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 24, 2008 +580 A rousing oater that is both watchable and forgettable. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 6, 2005 +580 ...about as old-fashioned a cowboy picture as one could imagine, but it moves along quickly enough, and it adds a touch of mystery and romance to the usual fights and chases. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 3, 2005 +581 Great movie for high schoolers and their parents. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 27, 2010 +581 "Ingeniously conceived and impressively executed, ""Pleasantville"" is a provocative, complex and surprisingly anti-nostalgic parable wrapped in the beguiling guise of a commercial high-concept comedy." fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety October 18, 2008 +581 An ingenious fable, screenwriter Ross's directorial debut playfully spoofs the small-minded lifestyle idealised by 'family values' advocates, and the intolerance and insecurity underlying that ideal. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +581 "Pleasantville"" is a solid premier for director Ross, providing a thought-provoking story, solid acting and wonderful special F/X." B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +581 Someday, maybe someday soon, someone in Hollywood is going to make a genuinely great movie about television as a metaphor for America. B- fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 29, 2005 +581 Hollywood satire is not usually this enjoyable: Both savage and silly, Pleasantville is an absolute blast. 4/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies April 13, 2004 +581 This is an exquisite, timely film. It's nice to know that occasionally, even Hollywood does something right. 4.5/5 fresh Merle Bertrand 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +581 Ross has come up with one of the best, most subversive, and definitely one of the most memorable films of the year. 4.5/5 fresh Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +581 "Pleasantville"" starts with an interesting premise but unfortunately, Gary Ross directs his film into a marshmallow-coated, undemanding feature instead of really trying to be daring." 2/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +581 There's a terrific idea at the heart of Pleasantville, and it's a shame that its creator, Big screenwriter Gary Ross, can't figure where to take it. 2/4 rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +581 For a movie that makes such a big deal about color, Pleasantville is awfully black and white. F rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide May 8, 2002 +581 Endearing it definitely is, so much so that it's easy to overlook the simplicity, and the sly confidence trick that gets played on us. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +581 A film that's visually brilliant and gorgeous but whose premise is more inspired than its execution. rotten Gary Susman 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +581 Overcomes its moralising and occasional pomposity with magical photographic effects. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 0 Sight and Sound March 3, 2002 +581 An innovative and ethically provocative film about free spirits and those who would keep them down. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 3, 2002 +581 One of the few recent Hollywood films out there that has used new digital technology to truly engage the viewer, and make possible a thoughtful story. 4/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com December 17, 2001 +581 Maybe it stretches the point a little far, but it's still entertaining to sit through, beautiful to look at, and stimulating to think about. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 7, 2001 +581 Ends up having more on its mind than it can successfully handle. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +581 The most stunning thing about Pleasantville is the film's look, which rivals that of the year's other two most visually-impressive productions, Dark City and What Dreams May Come. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +581 A movie of unique ideological derangement that simultaneously demands and defies precise decoding. 3/4 fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +581 Both ambitious and simple-minded, Pleasantville combines technical sophistication with a rather limited imagination. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +581 A film which proves Hollywood is still capable of turning out comedies that are as intelligent and original as they are feelgood. 4/5 fresh Caroline Westbrook 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +581 Supported by excellent production design and cutting-edge tech wizardry, this ingenious film is a clever multileveled parable about the Brave New World of modern life. A fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +581 The film satirizes the blandness of such seeming perfection. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +581 This wondrous little fable is a cross between The Truman Show and Back to the Future -- and it's better than both. 5/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +581 "Ross' often-exhilarating first feature, playful and earnest, simple and yet dauntingly, effortlessly complex, returns the high to ""high concept." fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity January 1, 2000 +581 Funny for about half an hour, Pleasantville thereafter becomes an increasingly lugubrious, ultimately exasperating mix of technological wonder and ideological idiocy. rotten 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +581 Exploding with originality and verve, Pleasantville is an absolute delight. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +581 All the way around, Pleasantville is a must-see movie. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 1, 2000 +581 The movie's simplistic storyline does not match its stunning visual accomplishments. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +581 This wonderful film speaks volumes about prejudice, the freedom of ideas, and the joys of diversity. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +581 A life-affirming film that throws itself into fairy-tale territory only to tell you that there is no such thing as a fairy-tale. fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum January 1, 2000 +581 A pretty nice place to visit for a while. But to be honest, a two-hour trip there seems like too much of a good thing. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +581 The movie has less biting originality than The Truman Show, but it proves that director Ross retains screenwriter Ross's flair for exploring real-life issues through divertingly far-fetched plots. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor January 1, 2000 +581 Richly entertaining and technically innovative, but it's also a movie with an outspoken point of view about the direction in which American culture ought to be headed. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +581 Ross' direction is decent, and he gets fine work from all the principal actors. 3/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +581 Enjoyable but a bit more successful in concept than realized execution. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +581 This is a film that spells out its points to the viewer, somewhat like a second grade teacher reciting the moral of the story. rotten Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +581 Macy and Allen prove once again why they are deserving of their respective places on the acting pantheon. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +581 this smart, funny, visually dazzling film is the kind of moviegoing experience you're unlikely to forget. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 1, 2000 +581 What makes the effects work all the more impressive is how they are used to support story ideas rather than to serve as gratuitous eye candy. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +581 The film is a magical experience. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +581 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +581 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +581 2.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons April 2, 2005 +581 5/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews May 3, 2004 +581 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +581 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +581 4.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +581 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +581 1 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +581 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +581 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +581 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +581 5/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +581 4/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +581 9/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +581 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +581 2/4 rotten 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +581 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +581 7/10 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2000 +581 3/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +581 1 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +581 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +581 4/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +582 Corbijn has assembled a fine cast of performers, yet still comes up with a disjointed jigsaw puzzle. Playing unfocused spy games in A Most Wanted Man leaves this peek-a-boo thriller feeling tired and unwanted. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Popoptiq November 7, 2018 +582 The last minute of this film will break your heart. Good-bye, Philip Seymour Hoffman. fresh Charles Mudede 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) September 24, 2018 +582 So stylish that no one seems able to bring themselves to say exactly what's happening. 3/5 rotten Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) February 18, 2018 +582 How many times does one come across an intelligent and effective adaptation? [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 January 18, 2018 +582 [There's] a brilliant and unnervingly timely exchange. 4/5 fresh Brigit Grant 0 Daily Express (UK) August 18, 2017 +582 It drags on a little long, but you can't look away. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 26, 2016 +582 A Most Wanted Man is a rare feature: a relatively smart take on the war on terror that doesn't devolve into ideological score settling. 3/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon July 14, 2016 +582 As their entire mission rests on the most minuscule of actions, Corbijn has crafted a smart, slow-burn thriller. B fresh Jordan Raup 0 The Film Stage June 21, 2016 +582 In a spy flick, we want to see action. We want to see Jason Bourne jumping off a roof. We want tension, not realism-not smoking and meetings and yakking. 2.5/5 rotten Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times June 14, 2016 +582 A bittersweet curtain call for the late Philip Seymour Hoffman. 2.5/5 rotten 0 Cinemixtape April 15, 2016 +582 The end result may look good but it never feels distinctive despite the wealth of talent involved in front of and behind the camera. 3/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film May 25, 2015 +582 Hoffman's last leading role is it own kind of spy film 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews March 19, 2015 +582 It's an engrossing, unsettling, and highly provocative film, and you certainly ought to see it if you get the opportunity. fresh Kyle Anderson 0 Nerdist January 5, 2015 +582 Hoffman's an actor who could do just about anything, but being authentically German is not one of them. rotten Gary Thompson 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 5, 2015 +582 Anton Corbijn's new thriller is perhaps the best so far to tackle the war on terror, thanks to an ingeniously twisty and deeply cynical storyline, plus a towering performance from Philip Seymour Hoffman. 4/5 fresh Rob Reid 0 Daily Record (UK) January 5, 2015 +582 One of the countless sad things about losing Hoffman is the realization that we'll never get to watch him single-handedly elevate an otherwise OK movie again. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate January 5, 2015 +582 Perhaps it accurately conveys the more mundane side of the war on terror, but that doesn't make for an entertaining film. C- rotten AP Kryza 0 Willamette Week January 5, 2015 +582 Hoffman heads an impressive cast and the plot is well crafted, even if the characters and moral uncertainties seem very familiar and the message remains the same. 3/5 fresh Brian Pendreigh 0 Radio Times January 5, 2015 +582 Somehow Hoffman manages to create a man of iron resolve, who nevertheless carries the vulnerability of knowing that he has failed before. That's what makes the whole film absorbing and the final scenes so unbearably tense. 4/5 fresh Demetrios Matheou 0 The Arts Desk January 5, 2015 +582 "A Most Wanted Man"" allows Hoffman to go out with not only one of his best performances, but one that epitomizes his strengths." B+ fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire January 5, 2015 +582 Without the goneness of Philip Seymour Hoffman hanging over it, what would A Most Wanted Man be worth? rotten Jonathan Kiefer 0 SF Weekly January 5, 2015 +582 This is the sharpest, most reasonable tale of espionage and intrigue since John Boorman's Tailor of Panama. 4/5 fresh Scott Marks 1 San Diego Reader January 5, 2015 +582 "Watching ""A Most Wanted Man"" now, knowing that it's the last time we'll see Hoffman explore such an imperfect soul, just makes the experience that much more engrossing." 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune January 5, 2015 +582 Hoffman is in fine form here and, despite a long murky stretch, the film works. 3.5/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 5, 2015 +582 A Most Wanted Man deploys its tangled case of surveillance and counter-intelligence with elegance and grace. 4/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto January 5, 2015 +582 This quietly intense espionage thriller can be hard to follow due to the sheer density of its info-heavy plotting. That it never becomes an impenetrable experience is all due to Hoffman's immovably centred performance. 3.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) January 5, 2015 +582 Ultimately, we are welcome to marvel at A Most Wanted Man, but it'd be nearly impossible to revel in it. 3/5 fresh Michael Arbeiter 0 Hollywood.com January 5, 2015 +582 A Most Wanted Man is exactly what you'd expect from the director of The American, and while that assessment will mean different things to different people the film remains a meticulously crafted adaptation of John le Carre's bestselling novel. B- fresh Rob Hunter 0 Film School Rejects January 5, 2015 +582 The other shame of Anton Corbijn's version of John le Carre's novel is that it's not much good. 2/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) January 5, 2015 +582 Hoffman intrigues by keeping his cards clasped firmly to his chest. It is a restrained, controlled performance from one of the most talented screen actors of his generation. He's so good it's heartbreaking. 4/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Star January 5, 2015 +582 No doubt the doom-laden setting and tragic denouement are true to the reality of these situations, but the audience would appreciate some surprises. rotten David Cairns 0 Electric Sheep January 5, 2015 +582 All minor reservations aside, the movie must be counted as a great success. 4/4 fresh Nathan Southern 0 TV Guide January 5, 2015 +582 The film's confident tonal control is a compliment to Corbijn's skill, but it's also recognition of Philip Seymour Hoffman's wonderfully controlled central performance. You don't realize how stunning the whole experience really was until it's over. 8.9/10 fresh Tim Grierson 0 Paste Magazine January 5, 2015 +582 It is a commanding performance from Hoffman, and an overwhelmingly satisfying note for this actor to end on. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 5, 2015 +582 A political thriller, sure, but mostly a study in sad, defeated obsession ... and how goddamned cruel the world can be. A fresh Will Leitch 0 Deadspin December 31, 2014 +582 A Most Wanted Man concludes on a bleakly prescient note, not only in offering an extraordinarily trenchant critique of American foreign policy but also as a moody send off to Hoffman himself. 4/5 fresh Richard Haridy 0 Quickflix December 7, 2014 +582 A Most Wanted Man is a mercurial puzzle; it's espionage done right from the right source material. 4.5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show December 5, 2014 +582 With casting like this, I'd rather see the movie than read the book. At least in the case of one spy novelist. 4.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 30, 2014 +582 In one of his last films films to be released, the late Philip Seymore Hoffman gives another of his pitch-perfect performances in this twisted spy yarn set in Hamburg, Germany. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 23, 2014 +582 A poignant glimpse of the war on terror and the vulnerability of a burnt-out German intelligence operative. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice November 10, 2014 +582 A smart, classy, slow-burn thriller made up of the stuff of authentic spy work and plenty of bitter irony about modern geopolitics. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 6, 2014 +582 ... manages to challenge preconceived notions about terrorists in a way that doesn't pander or offend. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue October 31, 2014 +582 ...a total failure on almost every single level... 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 31, 2014 +582 Doesn't do too much wrong, yet struggles with the weight of expectation. 3/5 fresh Matt Glasby 0 Flicks.co.nz October 22, 2014 +582 Um thriller de espionagem feito por e para adultos. 5/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena October 8, 2014 +582 It was shot in dark, lurid, vital Hamburg; Hoffman is the star; and I was completely held. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker September 22, 2014 +582 Hoffman's performance is filled with exasperation at a world that refuses to see things the way he does, and he gives profound voice to this commonality amongst us all. 3.5/5 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com September 19, 2014 +582 Superbly plays out as a backstreet atmospheric subtle topical cat-and-mouse espionage game. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 16, 2014 +582 The air of paranoid mistrust rings true, evoked most eloquently by Hoffman's world-weary face, which speaks a universal language. 3/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) September 14, 2014 +582 A Most Wanted Man's a fine swan song for an actor who could do more with a look and exasperated outburst that many of his contemporaries. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray September 14, 2014 +582 Moody intrigue is the tone of this slow burning espionage thriller from John Le Carre in which Phillip Seymour Hoffman's solid presence as a scotch-drinking, chain-smoking, crumpled German operative leaves an indelible mark. fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile September 13, 2014 +582 There is no real sense of urgency here. Anton Corbijn's chilly, detached directorial style doesn't help. 2/5 rotten Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) September 12, 2014 +582 The finale, when [Philip Seymour Hoffman] reacts to everything that has gone before, is the year's most remarkably cinematic moment. 4/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail September 12, 2014 +582 A Most Wanted Man is Hoffman's film. He doesn't just dominate the picture; he wears it like a scruffy but well-fitted suit. It's an honourable last bow. 4/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times September 12, 2014 +582 Anton Corbijn's new thriller is perhaps the best so far to tackle the War on Terror, thanks to an ingeniously twisty, and deeply cynical, storyline plus a towering performance from Philip Seymour Hoffman ... 4/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) September 12, 2014 +582 As a mood-piece it has lovely spells. 3/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard September 12, 2014 +582 Watching the late Philip Seymour Hoffman as a drained, despairing spymaster in A Most Wanted Man, it's hard not to find the shadow of his tragically early death hanging over his character. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk September 12, 2014 +582 Everyone becomes a pawn in a much larger game as this muted, low-key thriller weaves its tangled web. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) September 11, 2014 +582 For all its chilled intelligence and topical ambition this is a bloodless adaptation, but worth seeing for Hoffman's deft and ghostly presence. 3/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine September 11, 2014 +582 A thorny, welcome reminder of the mainstream media's short-term memory regarding the abduction, extradition and torture of innocent Muslims under the Bush administration and beyond. 3/5 fresh Michael Pattison 0 Little White Lies September 11, 2014 +582 Corbijn may tend to favour vague, vaporous stylings, but Hoffman brings focus that snaps the film out of somnabulism. 4/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman September 10, 2014 +582 Given the deadly stakes, this should be gripping, but the film gets sucked into academic plot details, trudging through each rendezvous and stakeout. 3/5 rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out September 9, 2014 +582 Even through Bachmann's exasperated sighs, surreptitious swigs of booze and shuffles through clouds of cigarette smoke, Hoffman manages to be utterly magnetic. 3/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy September 9, 2014 +582 On the evidence of A Most Wanted Man, one of [Hoffman's] final films, our loss is all the greater as he's simply magnificent in a gripping espionage thriller. 4/5 fresh George Byrne 0 The Herald (Ireland) September 5, 2014 +582 A Most Wanted Man is primarily a showpiece for Hoffman, who turns in the most controlled performance in his often-overwrought career. 3/4 fresh Mal Vincent 0 The Virginian-Pilot August 29, 2014 +582 Directed beautifully, Hoffman seems to have the whole film under lock and key, but pads around cagily, watchfully, as if prowling the perimeter to stop an imminent burglary. 5/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 28, 2014 +582 The immensely slow-building tension of the piece grows irresistibly suffocating. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 21, 2014 +582 This is a fantastic film ... Corbijn dispatches each scene like a maestro snooker player sinking balls, with power, style, and, most importantly, absolute precision. See it on the big screen. 4.5/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) August 11, 2014 +582 The all-time great actor has given audiences one last parting gift: The chance to experience a performance unlike any he'd ever given; to see him again, anew. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork August 10, 2014 +582 Hoffman hasn't a lot to say in A Most Wanted Man but with his curt asides and air of casual authority he's always a commanding presence. 3.5/5 fresh Evan Williams 0 The Australian August 5, 2014 +582 This slow-burning film about surveillance asks moral questions regarding how long we must contain our racial and prejudicial impulses before acting on our suspicions. 4/5 fresh Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer August 4, 2014 +582 It's difficult to separate A Most Wanted Man from its central performance, to watch the film without seeing it as an affirmation of Hoffman's singular gifts, of his ability to create a fragile yet powerful character caught between dedication and despair. 3.5/5 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) August 4, 2014 +582 A contemporary tale of terrorism and intelligence gathering that is as thrilling as it is relevant. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews August 3, 2014 +582 Le Carre flips the script and reinvents himself too, from the Cold War to the War on Terror in this coincidentally ripped from the headlines Euro-spy thriller. In this cat and mouse CIA and now NSA by implication face-off, redefining heroes and villains. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze August 2, 2014 +582 May not be in the same class as The Spy Who Came In from the Cold or The Constant Gardener, but it earns its keep by featuring yet another excellent turn by the late, lamented Philip Seymour Hoffman. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 2, 2014 +582 A measured, intelligent film that doesn't overplay its topicality or its anti-terrorist theme. As a showcase for Philip Seymour Hoffman's mastery of nuance, A Most Wanted Man also serves as a tribute to a singular talent taken far too early 3.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW August 1, 2014 +582 A cliched and frequently stodgy affair...pales in comparison to [Corbjin's] previous effort, or indeed, other recent le Carre adaptations. 3/5 rotten Tom Clift 0 Concrete Playground August 1, 2014 +582 Hoffman immerses himself in the character the way he usually did, giving Gunther Bachmann a tragic streak of frustration and righteousness fresh Eric D. Snider 0 About.com July 31, 2014 +582 Philip Seymour Hoffman brings the gravitas needed to add nuance to some conventional machinations. fresh Simon Foster 0 FILMINK (Australia) July 30, 2014 +582 He [Philip Seymour Hoffman] is cast as a German intelligence operative and there are times when the precision of the accent combines with his husky baritone to bring his dialogue close to poetry. 4/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald July 30, 2014 +582 Every glance and line of dialogue pushes the scene forward, every scene pushes the story forward, and if your attention wanders, there's a good chance the ending will just pass you by. fresh Anthony Morris 0 The Vine July 30, 2014 +582 A fitting showcase for Philip Seymour Hoffman's tousled talents ... and a sad epitaph of a title for one of Hollywood's most talented character actors. B fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) July 29, 2014 +582 The puzzle-like premise of A Most Wanted Man is a fabrication, but you cannot escape the fascination of Hoffman waiting for despair to be confirmed. fresh David Thomson 1 The New Republic July 29, 2014 +582 The drama is low-key, the theme of short term pain versus long term gain is intriguingly explored, it may not have the gung-ho action that some audiences demand but it is a solid well-made thriller. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) July 29, 2014 +582 It wants to be more than it is, but it's still good and contains a strong performance from Philip Seymour Hoffman. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 29, 2014 +582 An intelligent slow-burn thriller. Philip Seymour Hoffman knocks it out of the ballpark. Your patience will be rewarded. It wouldn't be surprising if he were nominated later this year for a posthumous Best Actor award. 8.9 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru July 27, 2014 +582 It's a fun ride that also offers moments of profundity concerning the less than heroic way we fight the war on terror. B+ fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger July 26, 2014 +582 It's confident in its approach and doesn't shy away from its central purpose. It's a morality tale that engulfs your conscience with terrifying and difficult questions. 3.5/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com July 26, 2014 +582 This dark, complex and ultimately mournful look at intelligence officials aiming to take down a financial supporter of terrorism features one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's best performances. 4.5/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews July 26, 2014 +582 Challenging, intelligent, it emcompasses the best and worst of human nature with unflinching precision and wistful melancholy 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews July 25, 2014 +582 Please know that it all adds up to a seriously gripping, always thought-provoking narrative for our cautious times. Ironically, it includes one last enormous performance from one of our most trustworthy actors, an unfortunate gift to us all. 4.5/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) July 25, 2014 +582 [Hoffman] scales his performance to Olympian heights, yet he elevates all his collaborators, too. B+ fresh Michael Sragow 1 Orange County Register July 25, 2014 +582 [Screenwriter Andrew] Bovell and director Anton Corbijn keep us guessing about motives, especially Karpov's, until the last moments. B+ fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer July 25, 2014 +582 Intelligent filmmaking is rare enough these days, and intelligent films taking an ethically probing approach to the war on terror even rarer. A fresh Lewis Beale 0 News & Observer (Raleigh, NC) July 25, 2014 +582 Hoffman, bloated and flushed, does not look well in this film. But he is such a consummate actor that whatever infirmities he may have been fighting become a part of his performance. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor July 25, 2014 +582 With his sharp instincts and exhausted wisdom, the character of Gunther offers us a bittersweet reminder of Hoffman's gifts in what is his last completed film. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post July 25, 2014 +582 One of the best spy thrillers in recent years. 4/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com July 25, 2014 +582 Precise and moody, and a terrific look at how misplaced priorities and ingrained racism and xenophobia thwart intelligence machines that can operate with such frightening efficiency. B+ fresh Dan Schindel 0 Movie Mezzanine July 25, 2014 +582 Drinking, smoking, grimacing and muttering in a thick German accent, Hoffman owns Bachmann. B+ fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian July 25, 2014 +582 Corbijn confidently keeps the balance between the larger cat-and-mouse game and Bachmann's own, personal risk; the movie's final moment may haunt you for some time. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media July 25, 2014 +582 It's hard not to want A Most Wanted Man to go on forever, if only to spend time in the company of Hoffman - one of the great actors of his, or any, generation. 3/4 fresh John Semley 1 Globe and Mail July 25, 2014 +582 "Corbijn keeps the action of ""A Most Wanted Man"" at arms length or greater, never finding the heart of the piece despite mostly solid performances and strong production values." 2.5/4 rotten Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com July 25, 2014 +582 The story unfolds slowly, with the filmmaker's own fascination with process at center stage. 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 25, 2014 +582 Hoffman brings a balance of fierce obsession and weary resignation to the role, and ends on a howling note that's so deeply human it brings shivers. B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News July 25, 2014 +582 The screenplay by Andrew Bovell ... is not as concerned with matters of plot as it is with the mysteries of morality and justice playing out behind the scenes. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies July 24, 2014 +582 [A] crackerjack thriller, at once brooding, claustrophobic and unbearably tense ... fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 24, 2014 +582 A rather sad movie about the potential futility of doing good, or at least taking the difficult path, in a complicated world. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News July 24, 2014 +582 Hoffman's accent sounds like no German I've ever heard, but he sticks to it and makes it work by sheer force of will. 3/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post July 24, 2014 +582 Most Wanted can often be a chilly bit of business, but it's no less gripping for its emotional distance, thanks mostly to a superb cast led by the late Philip Seymour Hoffman. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap July 24, 2014 +582 A Most Wanted Man retains a cogent narrative and le Carre's weary outlook. Rather than choke the narrative with details, the filmmakers keep the story lean while adding evocative visual and aural details. fresh Mark Jenkins 1 NPR July 24, 2014 +582 "A Most Wanted Man"" is not a guns-and-motorcycles spy story but a shadowy walk down a dark alley." 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 24, 2014 +582 I wish I could say that the film gives a great actor a worthy role, but the truth is otherwise. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 24, 2014 +582 The cat-and-mouse games, while entertaining, feel familiar. What elevates the movie is Hoffman's performance as a man pouring his soul into the only work he knows. fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday July 24, 2014 +582 Who will make these arrests and when? It's hard to develop an intense involvement around the question, and heading toward the who-cares resolution are lots of scenes paced with maddening slowness. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 24, 2014 +582 Hoffman shines in a role that demands not showmanship, but a kind of complexity and contradiction that can be rendered only through the kind of dull character details that he excelled in, accumulating them from the inside out. 4/4 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post July 24, 2014 +582 The plot twists and turns are genuine John le Carre and, I have to admit, I did not see the end coming. And neither did Gunther. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 24, 2014 +582 To some, Corbijn's movie will feel moody and complex. But anyone looking for fizz or flash will spend most of the movie engaged in a hearty game of Watch Check. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News July 24, 2014 +582 "A Most Wanted Man"" is the rare film that will remain on your mind long after you've left the theater." 3.5/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 24, 2014 +582 If at first [Hoffman's] German accent seems unnatural, trust in the actor, whose low guttural enunciation exhibits an ear finely tuned to the idiosyncrasies of the language. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 24, 2014 +582 Hoffman leaves us with a quality film that showcases his tremendous depth and range as an actor. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star July 24, 2014 +582 The joys of Hoffman's performance are evident on first viewing. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee July 24, 2014 +582 A Most Wanted Man has a veracity most spy thrillers lack, and the suspense is of the intellectual, not visceral, kind. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald July 24, 2014 +582 elegant, sparse, and scrupulously acted but dramatically stunted 2.5/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Film Racket July 24, 2014 +582 The pacing of A Most Wanted Man, a movie without any real dramatic crescendos, can get tedious without complete attention that the movie earns. B+ fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times July 24, 2014 +582 It's in color, but it feel black-and-white, as washed-out as its hero is burnt-out. B+ fresh Joe Gross 0 Austin American-Statesman July 24, 2014 +582 Forget divining who's predator and who's prey. Everybody's chum here. 3.5/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle July 24, 2014 +582 As sluggish, or perhaps concentrated is the more accurate description, Man is, it does stick its landing, paying off semi-stasis with shocking dramatic accuracy. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com July 24, 2014 +582 Philip Seymour Hoffman is excellent in this simmering espionage thriller. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer July 24, 2014 +582 "Corbijn gives ""A Most Wanted Man"" the momentum of a thriller but Hoffman's subtle performance gives it the depth of a melancholy character portrait." 4/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 24, 2014 +582 Contains a strong sense of how difficult/necessary it can be to watch and wait rather than act and arrest. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye July 24, 2014 +582 The movie is good, solid le Carre. It's chilly yet humane, and human-scaled ... 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune July 24, 2014 +582 Corbijn handles this surfeit of plot with ease, skillfully preserving the mystery of Issa's motives and creating an atmosphere of pervasive distrust. B fresh 1 AV Club July 24, 2014 +582 The details aren't always compelling enough to compensate for the movie's slow pace, but they build to a satisfyingly bleak conclusion. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly July 24, 2014 +582 Densely plotted, with everyone spying on everybody else, the movie is fraught with labyrinthine details more complicated than Egyptian hieroglyphics. 2/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer July 23, 2014 +582 If Hoffman's splendid, subtle performance might not be the apex of his wide-ranging career, this intelligent, engrossing film proves a fitting finale to it. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 23, 2014 +582 The first time we see Hoffman's hand graze Hoss' shoulder, it's almost like a bomb has silently exploded, so graceful and engaged is this so-small, so-refined physical exchange of these two splendid actors. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity July 23, 2014 +582 A naturalistic thriller that gives itself over to the tremendous, hushed force of the late Philip Seymour Hoffman. 8.2/10 fresh Matt Patches 0 IGN Movies July 23, 2014 +582 A Most Wanted Man is The Spy Who Came in from the Tepid. 2.0/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net July 23, 2014 +582 Classic le Carre, with one last great performance by Philip Seymour Hoffman 3.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service July 23, 2014 +582 A Most Wanted Man is a smart, gripping thriller that carefully navigates its way through subtle twists and delicious ambiguity. 4/5 fresh Cameron Meier 0 Orlando Weekly July 23, 2014 +582 Having one of the world's finest actors in a near-perfect role for him goes a long way to create a character and plot-driven film that pays the greatest homage to the author's work. 8.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net July 23, 2014 +582 By the end, Corbijn and screenwriter Andrew Bovell have laid bare all of these unknowable men. The answers satisfy - sometimes they're even heartening. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice July 22, 2014 +582 This is Le Carre's world: the one where everyone is only somewhat knowable, and probably to some degree dangerous. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro July 22, 2014 +582 A Most Wanted Man is a cold film that examines its characters from a clinical distance, but its iciness gives way to raw emotion in a powerful final sequence. 3.5/5 fresh Nathan Rabin 0 The Dissolve July 22, 2014 +582 Curiously tense throughout despite a paucity of physical action. A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 10, 2014 +582 The tragic loss of Philip Seymour Hoffman resonates through Anton Corbijn's challenging but ultimately rewarding thriller. 4/5 fresh Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy June 26, 2014 +582 Hoffman is a lovely fit as one of Le Carre's dilapidated, disappointed anti-heroes, whose post-ideological bafflement regarding the point of what he's doing feels wholly convincing. 4/5 fresh Hannah McGill 0 The List June 20, 2014 +582 The narrative gets severely bogged down in the boring minutia of spy work, showcasing the smallest details of Gunter's investigations, all the while muddling up the plot and any sense of character development. 2.5/5 rotten Don Simpson 0 Film Threat May 19, 2014 +582 It is on Philip Seymour Hoffman's shoulders that much of the film sits, and his disheveled, cigarette-fueled German spy character provides another of his inimitable sad-sack characters that he brings to the screen better than pretty much anyone. B fresh Jason Gorber 0 ScreenAnarchy February 3, 2014 +582 Another pot boiler with a great cast and a story that emphasizes facts, figures, and mood while leaving character in the background. 2.5/5 rotten Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com January 28, 2014 +582 Not as arty as The American or Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy or as soapy and quickly paced as its small screen counterparts, A Most Wanted Man is left somewhere in the middle. B- fresh Cory Everett 0 The Playlist January 23, 2014 +582 an interesting yarn, but while watching it I was unable to shake that it was so ... freaking ... slow. 6/10 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 ScreenCrush January 21, 2014 +582 Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a German intelligence operative in Anton Corbijn's steadily absorbing John le Carre adaptation. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety January 20, 2014 +582 This admirably textured thriller rooted in Eastern immigrant-laden Hamburg will prove absorbing to attentive audiences internationally who don't need everything spelled out to them ... fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter January 20, 2014 +582 Strangely uneven but Philip Seymour Hoffman is a le Carre natural. 6/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 19, 2014 +582 It's a professional old-school espionage outing, intricate as clockwork and acted with relish by the ever-watchable Hoffman. 3/5 fresh Xan Brooks 0 Guardian January 19, 2014 +582 As ever, le Carre subverts the spy genre in a major way. 8.3/10 fresh Kate Erbland 1 Film.com January 17, 2014 +583 A weary Madame Bovary rehash set in rural Ireland. 1/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) July 14, 2017 +583 The best thing about this much-vaunted, overlong Irish epic love triangle is its gorgeous photography. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide November 6, 2007 +583 An awe-inspiringly tedious lump of soggy romanticism. rotten Tom Milne 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +583 Those who were jealous of [Lean's] previous successes decried the film as an utter failure, though of course it is not, it just isn't quite as good as his other movies. fresh Douglas Pratt 1 Hollywood Reporter March 8, 2006 +583 If you are looking for a breath of fresh Eire, you are in the wrong movie. 0/5 rotten Phil Hall 0 Film Threat February 15, 2006 +583 Ryan's Daughter takes far too long to say much too little. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 30, 2006 +583 It doesn't transfigure the world. It embalms it. 2.5/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +583 A disappointing failure of tone, a lush and overblown self-indulgence in which David Lean has given us a great deal less than meets the eye. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +583 It's insanely overproduced in Lean's standard epic style, yet somehow the crazy mismatches in scale contribute to the film's sense of romantic delirium. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +583 4/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com October 2, 2007 +583 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope August 5, 2004 +583 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com April 3, 2003 +583 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 26, 2002 +586 Both a salty comedy of uncompromising eccentricity and a requiem for a generation still sending sparks from fading embers. 3/4 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star July 20, 2007 +586 It speaks to us all about the stories and experiences that make up a life, and the complicated relationships that we carry with us to the grave. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies July 20, 2007 +588 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 1, 2005 +589 This mishmash of genres offers little. 1/5 rotten 0 TV Guide February 15, 2018 +589 This is the D that your body craves. This is the D that takes place in a far-flung, post-nuclear hellscape where vampires, werewolves, and all manner of things that go bump in the night reign supreme. fresh Dan Casey 0 Nerdist October 11, 2017 +589 One of my favorite animated films of all time... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 24, 2010 +589 Old enough that many of the anime techniques used herein have become cliche -- but still has a cool enough story to be worth a look. 3/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times February 2, 2003 +589 More tedious and ugly anime 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 14, 2002 +589 Above all, it's a very gothic piece of work. Long, sullen shots of decrepit manors and foggy moors make this one of the most atypical -- and interesting -- animated films to hit Austin in a long while. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +589 4/5 fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine July 23, 2004 +589 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com April 17, 2004 +590 ... loses steam when the catfighting abruptly gives way to grim realpolitik. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek January 31, 2018 +590 There was no time to be bored in this breathless period piece about royal misbehavior, although I was often bewildered and confused. fresh Brian D. Johnson 0 Maclean's Magazine November 29, 2017 +590 This well-crafted historical drama is a treat for Tudor history fans and everyone else who appreciates a lusty tale. B fresh Julie Washington 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer August 17, 2017 +590 Irresistibly salacious soap opera, teeming with lust, scheming, backstabbing, and some outrageously overheated plot twists. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com August 12, 2012 +590 Dreary rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 27, 2009 +590 A run-of-the-mill costume drama that made me think more about running home and Wikipedia-ing the characters than investing in the story before me. 6/10 rotten Heather Huntington 0 ReelzChannel.com September 8, 2008 +590 A very entertaining and involving story of family and sacrifice. 3.5/4 fresh Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine July 22, 2008 +590 The history may have been narratively scrunched, but it's all the true lives of some powerful and unfortunate people. Very lush. 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 17, 2008 +590 The falling blade is the only element not missing the mark in this film. I wanted to call for the beheading after Act One, and spare the audience instead. rotten Matthew Sorrento 0 Film Threat June 21, 2008 +590 The film gets a full 'This is a work of fiction' disclaimer, even noting that any resemblance to any person living or dead is unintentional. That tells you something about how much trust to put in these historical CliffsNotes. 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews June 9, 2008 +590 An all in the dysfunctional family royal romp with incestuous tendencies, this richly textured, dramatically disciplined, erotically laced and emotionally taut creation makes for weirdly kinky historical analysis, but pretty steamy pre-tabloid melodrama. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze June 9, 2008 +590 If only there was some nobility among these royals. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope May 28, 2008 +590 In an earlier era this would have starred Bette Davis and Miriam Hopkins and in its way, The Other Boleyn Girl is just as trashy and enjoyable. fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times May 22, 2008 +590 If the late Aaron Spelling had lived long enough to produce Showtime's The Tudors, the result might have been something like The Other Boleyn Girl... 3/5 fresh Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC May 1, 2008 +590 With plenty of betrayal, attempted incest and beheadings crammed into this period episode of The Young and the Restless, The Other Boleyn Sister has appeal in an otherwise stiff genre. 3/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week April 15, 2008 +590 There are moments when you can see how terrific this film could have been 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall March 21, 2008 +590 Such unwieldy mechanisms only draw attention to the movie's narrative contrivances. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters March 21, 2008 +590 It's a fairly uninspired screenplay. And the same can be said for both the Boleyn girls. They are both extremely fetching in their tight bodices but unengaging as characters. 3/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) March 19, 2008 +590 Hey, wait a minute, is the movie supposed to be this funny? rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly March 17, 2008 +590 Feels like an Oscar-bait title that somehow got its DNA mixed up with a daytime soap opera. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 16, 2008 +590 "A depressing soap opera of a film, ""The Other Boleyn Girl"" makes early English history, at least for women, look like Hades itself. And maybe it was. After all, a woman's reputation and worth did not depend on so much on her education, personality and goo" 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) March 9, 2008 +590 It is absurd yet enjoyable, and playing fast and loose with English history is a refreshing alternative to slow and tight solemnity; the effect is genial, even mildly subversive. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 7, 2008 +590 Ultimately we are meant to eat chocolates, admire their trembling lower lips, and choose sides. 2/5 rotten James Christopher 0 Times (UK) March 7, 2008 +590 With only one member of its love triangle really delivering, this packs less of an emotional punch than it ought. And who'd be a courtier, eh? 2/5 rotten Demetrios Matheou 0 Film4 March 7, 2008 +590 Ravishing frocks and heaving bosoms are the main constituents of The Other Boleyn Girl, an entertaining bodice ripper lightly disguised as historical fiction. 4/5 fresh Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com March 7, 2008 +590 Why in the name of ermine boleros would anyone make such a dull, coy and, worst of all, pretty film about Anne Boleyn? 2/6 rotten Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out March 7, 2008 +590 Worthy of thine attention? Corset is. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema March 7, 2008 +590 The worst thing? It's all hysterical and histrionic, and yet completely dull. I'm not certain how one manages that. 3/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy March 6, 2008 +590 There are a few flaws including historical inaccuracies, but the spirited jousting of Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johansson as the Boleyn Sisters tantalises and tempts us royally fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile March 6, 2008 +590 A disappointing costume drama. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 5, 2008 +590 The filmmakers have taken a trashy, overheated story of court intrigue and sexual duplicity and sucked the life out of it. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 5, 2008 +590 There isn't an enjoyable character in the bunch of this tragedy that constantly spirals downward. 5/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 Chicago Daily Herald March 4, 2008 +590 Clumsy and clunky, totally lacking in passion and cohesion, this dull mediocrity is an insult to Philippa Gregory's historical concept of the two rival sisters. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate March 4, 2008 +590 All the lush sets and elaborate costumes cannot disguise the fact that Portman is terribly cast. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 3, 2008 +590 I think the performances are really good. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper March 3, 2008 +590 A cautionary tale of what unchecked ambition and lust can do to a person, a family, a nation. 3/4 fresh Camerin Courtney 0 Christianity Today March 3, 2008 +590 The women in the cast are exceptional. ... The men are miscast. 2.5/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly March 2, 2008 +590 As sorority party filler or a double bill with the likes of Cruel Intentions, this movie can't be beat. D rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium March 1, 2008 +590 The Other Boleyn Girl turns British history into a chick flick soaper with high production values and A-list actors. 5/10 fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org March 1, 2008 +590 When filmmakers re-imagine history, as they did with Becoming Jane and now with The Other Boleyn Girl, affairs of the heart can get dicey. At least Jane Austen kept her head in the process. 2.5/4 rotten Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News March 1, 2008 +590 There will always be adults who want to catch up on the history lessons they slept or passed notes through during their younger years. rotten Brent Simon 0 FilmStew.com February 29, 2008 +590 Only in a movie this poorly made could a decapitation be dull. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 The Deadbolt February 29, 2008 +590 ...has the aura of a penny-dreadful bodice-ripper. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review February 29, 2008 +590 The corrupting effect of absolute power and the disruptive effect of fine cleavage. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals February 29, 2008 +590 [An] oversimplified, overheated mediocre melodrama. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today February 29, 2008 +590 Portman and Johansson are phenomenal alone and together. 2.5/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide February 29, 2008 +590 [A] vulgarized portrayal of the Tudor court. 2/4 rotten Philip Marchand 1 Toronto Star February 29, 2008 +590 What Boleyn Girl lacks in character development, it makes up in vigor, immediacy and intelligence. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 29, 2008 +590 After covering much of its ground at a stylish canter, The Other Boleyn Girl finishes at a plod. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal February 29, 2008 +590 The Other Boleyn Girl is an agreeable piece of filmmaking, carefully and sometimes artfully balancing solemnity with fluff. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 29, 2008 +590 Chadwick and Morgan have cooked up a potboiler, the sort of thing that might have been fun to watch with Bette Davis and Joan Crawford as the Boleyn sisters, while Charles Laughton lasciviously eyed the backs of their necks as Henry. 1/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News February 29, 2008 +590 However embarrassed you might feel in the morning, this in an enjoyable movie with an entertaining angle on a hard-to-resist period of history. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 29, 2008 +590 A genteel soap opera in which the sex and intrigue are so muted, so tasteful, that they practically blow off the screen in a scattering of dust. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com February 29, 2008 +590 A mild disaster. D+ rotten 0 Oregonian February 29, 2008 +590 Unsexy and not particularly good-looking. 1.5/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post February 29, 2008 +590 If Russ Meyer had made The Other Boleyn Girl, Anne and Mary Boleyn would have yanked some hair, scratched some eyeballs, walloped each other in their respective kissers, and the movie would have been all the better for it. 2.5/4 rotten Jim Emerson 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 29, 2008 +590 As the girls' mother, Kristin Scott Thomas is basically reduced to shaking her head, sighing and wondering how things turned out so badly. Indeed. 2/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News February 29, 2008 +590 More slog than romp, The Other Boleyn Girl tells the salacious story of two hot blue bloods who ran amok and partly unclothed in the court of Henry VIII. 2.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times February 29, 2008 +590 On-location exteriors throughout the English countryside, elaborate costumes, and colorful sets overrun with tapestries, mounds of food and large sporting hounds make this one of the most authentic-looking period films in recent years. 3/4 fresh 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 29, 2008 +590 OK as far as it goes, which is not far enough. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 29, 2008 +590 This streamlined adaptation of Philippa Gregory's fanciful historical novel is fine fun. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 29, 2008 +590 The Other Boleyn Girl is almost too indescribable for words. It's one of the most visually boring films I've seen in some time. 1.5/5 rotten Michael Ferraro 0 Bronsonfive February 29, 2008 +590 The movie makes history downright thrilling, and it may very well prompt viewers to pick up a book and learn more. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies February 29, 2008 +590 The film's seduction is all too obvious to ravish anyone. 2/4 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle February 29, 2008 +590 What might have been delicious trash lacks the courage of its trashy convictions, and the result is high-born melodrama with the juice boiled out, so much dry cabbage on fine-china plate. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail February 29, 2008 +590 Not only lacks clarity but also any spark of real verve. rotten Richard Mowe 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 29, 2008 +590 With The Other Boleyn Girl, the sheen and shine of the clothing and sets can't quite blind us to the fact there's very little drama under all the drapery, and you'll recall the textures of the fabrics long after you've forgotten the threads of the plot. 2/4 rotten James Rocchi 0 Cinematical February 29, 2008 +590 This overstuffed bit of fluff can't muster much in the way of excitement. It offers a yawn-inducing, sketchy and fairly questionable version of historical events. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 29, 2008 +590 Neither Johansson nor Portman convince. 2/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post February 29, 2008 +590 Ms. Johansson fills the screen in her usually quiet but piercing manner. B+ fresh Mario Tarradell 1 Dallas Morning News February 29, 2008 +590 A richly appointed period piece, it features kingly tantrums, mistresses, bodices, roaring fireplaces, incest, and mutton. It also features sharply enunciated, period-perfect dialogue in which nary a contraction can be heard. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor February 29, 2008 +590 Despite a certain amount of moral outrage and good performances from the lead actresses, it's neither sexy enough to qualify as good trash nor serious enough to pass for history. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader February 29, 2008 +590 If you're indifferent to silly revisions of history and bad acting, you may enjoy The Other Boleyn Girl. I'm not, and I didn't. 2/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 29, 2008 +590 The Other Boleyn Girl is the kind of potted historical drama that's not good enough to take seriously and, sadly, not bad enough to be any fun. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 29, 2008 +590 Director Justin Chadwick... seems to have suddenly woken up behind the camera, with no idea of how he got there or what kind of film this is. 1/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 29, 2008 +590 ...a slightly steamy, highly romanticized period melodrama with real movie stars and a commensurate costume budget. 7 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 29, 2008 +590 ...a mix of history, lurid melodrama, sex, politics, and two top-notch actresses, making for a most entertaining brew. 3/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 29, 2008 +590 If you thought Elizabeth: The Golden Age was over the top, just wait until you get a load of how her mother is portrayed in this risible soap opera. C- rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 29, 2008 +590 When the executioner finally makes his appearance at the end, it will probably inspire the kind of delirious relief and good cheer from audiences that is usually only experienced when Christopher Walken makes an unexpected cameo 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com February 29, 2008 +590 The Other Boleyn Girl pretends to be a serious historical romance, but it's really just a bodice-ripper, a cheap Harlequin paperback dressed up in frilly clothes. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 29, 2008 +590 The Other Boleyn Girl is the Tudors as a romantic, sexy soap opera. With its beautiful young cast, this adaptation of Philippa Gregory's best-selling potboiler is delicious fun. 3/5 fresh Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com February 28, 2008 +590 Like Anne, it is as if the pair's ambition has gotten the better of them, and for all their strengths as filmmakers it's the hurriedly chaotic storytelling which ultimately slices this film's jugular to bloodily exasperated smithereens. 2.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com February 28, 2008 +590 Fascinating in its depiction of a troubled relationship between sisters that is anything but black and white. This emotionally ripe angle to a tragic story that could have been told any number of ways is where the film gets its potency. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 28, 2008 +590 You have to rely on more than fancy costumes to make a period piece interesting. 1/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com February 28, 2008 +590 This soap opera with some really silly scenes is not even close to Phillipa Gregory's spellbinding book. 5/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times February 28, 2008 +590 Take away the sumptuous settings and Hollywood glamour and what you have here is like Henry VIII for Dummies enacted by the cast of the OC. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet February 28, 2008 +590 superficial and staged 2/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com February 28, 2008 +590 Not much of a visual epic maybe, but an absorbing, exciting costume drama that works as a historical romance, a family tragedy and a showcase for its young stars. B+ fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 28, 2008 +590 The Other Boleyn Girl is a fitting prequel to the Elizabeth movies: It's pretty, passionate, and full of historical poppycock. B- fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club February 28, 2008 +590 Feminist subtext aside, the movie is primarily an excuse for ogling some blue-chip actor-flesh. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate February 28, 2008 +590 The film moves in frustrating herks and jerks. What works is the combustible teaming of Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johansson, who give the Boleyn hotties a tough core of intelligence and wit. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 28, 2008 +590 Lush historical drama is engrossing but mature. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media February 28, 2008 +590 The talented cast is largely wasted. C- rotten Chris Farnsworth 0 E! Online February 28, 2008 +590 Given the zing and zip of [screenwriter] Morgan's prior work, it's fair to guess that the film's want of rhythm and sweep is due to Justin Chadwick's pedestrian direction. 2.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 28, 2008 +590 Beneath the thundering horse hoofs and happy wedding fiddles is a viper's nest of sexual intrigue that would be at home on Desperate Housewives. 2.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday February 28, 2008 +590 It's a straightforward, unpretentious joy, and one of the most purely enjoyable films I've seen in some time. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 28, 2008 +590 Sticklers for historical accuracy are forewarned: This glossy production plays fast and loose with the facts, abbreviating, altering and excising entire character arcs and plot lines. 2.5/4 fresh Jessica Reaves 1 Chicago Tribune February 28, 2008 +590 A classy romantic cocktail distinguished by its tart yet breezy bite. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly February 28, 2008 +590 Even by its own standards, the movie becomes increasingly macabre and ludicrous as Anne's machinations get the better of her, and everyone, including the audience, is left feeling shattered, shaken and vaguely unclean for having participated in all this. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post February 28, 2008 +590 Everyone will wonder why these girls continue to trust a king who constantly betrays them and wears such pimp-tastic fur. 2/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com February 28, 2008 +590 Dialogue focuses only on how characters relate to each other. A game of love, lust, power, manipulation. Nothing more aside from their rather single-minded aims. 1/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card February 28, 2008 +590 The filmmakers deserve credit for being serious-minded, but they might have hinted at the top of the film that all would not be well in the end. fresh Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly February 28, 2008 +590 The Other Boleyn Girl works both as an engagingly sordid meditation on protofeminism and contemporized sisterhood set in a time and a place where either/or were grounds for, at the very least, defenestration. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle February 28, 2008 +590 [A] ridiculously delicious soap opera... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 28, 2008 +590 It probably shouldn't be the way in which high-school kids learn about Henry VIII and his court, but it's a fun movie. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic February 28, 2008 +590 The umpteenth film incarnation of Henry VIII's marriage to Anne Boleyn, The Other Boleyn Girl races through the events at the Tudor court like a triple-time miniseries. 1.5/4 rotten Bill Weber 0 Slant Magazine February 28, 2008 +590 A highly absorbing rendition of an endlessly fascinating tale. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International February 28, 2008 +590 Shares a trait with Henry: It's relentlessly powerful and makes up for its lack of well thought-out plotting with deftly effective execution. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star February 28, 2008 +590 Flamboyantly puts across the idea, Be careful what you wish for. Ambition, power and wealth are not what they are cracked up to be. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 28, 2008 +590 Well done and beautifully produced. Satisfactorily explains the incest charge against Anne Boleyn. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com February 28, 2008 +590 Eric Bana is absolutely Fabio-lous ... ready to burst from the cover of a romance novel at any moment. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm February 28, 2008 +590 It's just another pointlessly dressed-up take on a story that's already plenty overdressed. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly February 28, 2008 +590 Your eyes will probably roll before anyone's head does. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press February 27, 2008 +590 Portman, Johansson and Bana may be hot, but they can't light a match next to the emotional fireworks of Richard Burton, Genevieve Bujold, Paul Scofield, Vanessa Redgrave and Robert Shaw. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press February 27, 2008 +590 Whatever its virtues, this is entirely too much melodrama to cram into a feature film. Characters are lost, too much happens off camera, and the whole compacted thing feels like Reader's Digest history. 3/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 27, 2008 +590 A sexy Tudor soap opera about the beautiful, sensual and tragic second wife of Henry VIII. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer February 27, 2008 +590 In the hands of a more competent director, Peter Morgan's strong script might have been turned into something more memorable. 6.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net February 26, 2008 +590 It's trapped between being a tense political procedural and a sensual sex drama and it doesn't have the guts to be either. 2.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend February 26, 2008 +590 And what of these young American actresses' putting on British accents to vie for the king? They seem, at first, like coeds in a college production of The Importance of Being Earnest, but once the dislocation fades, their commitment wins you over. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture February 25, 2008 +590 Shot in high definition and filmed at many historic locations, the film somehow still lacks the splendor of an epic. rotten Ray Bennett 1 Hollywood Reporter February 19, 2008 +590 A sexy, good-looking political bodice-ripper with an almost flawless cast at the top of its game. fresh Derek Elley 1 Variety February 19, 2008 +590 A hybrid of trashy period piece and stately Masterpiece Theater episode, this kitschy melodrama can't decide how much to exploit its juicy text about lusty King Henry VIII and his relationships with the Boleyn sisters. C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 8, 2008 +590 C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +590 3/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +590 3/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +594 Partly because of the cast, partly because of the effects, partly because of Elmer Bernstein's score, and partly because of [Ivan] Reitman's directing style, it all just worked -- and it still does fresh Zaki Hasan 0 Zaki's Corner November 2, 2018 +594 Despite the flaws I've dwelled on here, I feel real affection for Ghostbusters. How could you not? It's goofy, funny, homey - it's genuine comfort food 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com May 15, 2017 +594 ...an erratic yet consistently entertaining summer blockbuster... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 15, 2016 +594 Ghostbusters is like romping through Disneyland's haunted house with Bill Murray. 3/4 fresh Joseph Gelmis 1 Newsday June 8, 2016 +594 Ghostbusters is primarily a showcase for Murray, who slinks through the movie muttering his lines in his usual cheeky fashion and getting off an occasionally hilarious crack that proves he's thoroughly enjoying himself. 3/4 fresh Kathleen Carroll 1 New York Daily News June 16, 2015 +594 The plotting may be primitive, but it's all carried off with far more style and finesse than one might expect from the creators of Animal House and Meatballs. fresh Arthur Knight 1 Hollywood Reporter June 16, 2015 +594 It's almost impossible not to smile while watching it. 4/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs June 16, 2015 +594 Part of the sheer joy of this movie -- aside from the comic timing of Bill Murray -- is the cartoonish crapness of its apparitions and their placid acceptance by the Ghostbusters team. 4/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) October 31, 2014 +594 What you realise about Ghostbusters thirty years on is that Bill Murray is a comedy genius. 7/10 fresh Brian Henry 0 UTV October 29, 2014 +594 It speaks to its entire audience, without ever seeming to joke over children's heads in a snide or overly knowing manner. 5/5 fresh Hannah McGill 0 The List October 27, 2014 +594 The elastic structure provides ample room for inspired surrealism, yet the looseness never compromises the film's tongue-in-cheek love letter to pre-gentrification Manhattan or its piercing satire of Reaganite go-getting ... 5/5 fresh Simon Kinnear 0 Total Film October 27, 2014 +594 Thirty years later, there are still rumblings of making another sequel, but no one would dare suggest a reboot or re-imagining; Ghostbusters is perfect exactly as it is. 4.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com August 30, 2014 +594 If you've never experienced GHOSTBUSTERS on the big screen, you really need to go see this. If not I'm afraid you'll have to turn in your geek card. 1 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium August 29, 2014 +594 On balance, Ghostbusters is a hoot. It's Murray's picture, and in a triumph of mind over matter, he blows away the film's boring special effects with his one-liners. fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune August 19, 2014 +594 "A fantasy, but with no touches of reality at all, to be enjoyed for its zany humour typical of the ""National Lampoon"" school from which several of its contributors are drawn." fresh Patrick Gibbs 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) June 12, 2014 +594 Ghostbusters thrives on the fine line between taking it all seriously enough to be scary, then poking fun at it in the most creative ways possible. A fresh Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com June 9, 2014 +594 If for nothing else, deserves to be fondly remembered for bringing the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man into the world. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm March 1, 2014 +594 An exciting and fun genre hybrid rarely mastered. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 16, 2013 +594 "Ghostbusters"" is a fun romp with a couple of comedy's greatest stars at the top of their game." 5/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes February 26, 2012 +594 As funny, spooky and marvellous as ever. 5/5 fresh Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy November 2, 2011 +594 The leads' chemistry is almost, well, spooky, Dan Aykroyd's nerdy enthusiasm rubbing deliciously against a persona-perfecting turn from Bill Murray - and there's even the odd surprise. 4/5 fresh Andrew Lowry 0 Total Film October 28, 2011 +594 The often dazzling, special effects-driven slapstick tends to overshadow the fact that there are some slyer, more sophisticated laughs on offer in this blockbusting family comedy. 4/5 fresh John Ferguson 0 Radio Times October 27, 2011 +594 What's not to like? 4/5 fresh Andrew Pulver 0 Guardian October 27, 2011 +594 Paranormal fun for tweens and up; some scares. 4/5 fresh Alex Orner 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +594 A comedy first, a horror film second... but a successful enough hybrid of those things that it would be wrong to try to limit it generically. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 26, 2010 +594 See website for more details. 8/10 fresh Rory L. Aronsky 0 Screen It! March 24, 2008 +594 Fantastic all the way 3.5/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is March 2, 2008 +594 With his deadpan delivery and snide quips, Murray more than holds his own amid the myriad state-of-the-art special effects. 3.5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide May 30, 2007 +594 Only intermittently impressive. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety May 30, 2007 +594 Thirty years on, bustin' still makes us feel good. In fact, few movies have the power to make us feel good-er. 5/5 fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +594 The perfect marriage of big-budget sci-fi spectacle and character-based comedy schtick. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 DVD Clinic April 3, 2006 +594 This movie is an exception to the general rule that big special effects can wreck a comedy. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +594 classic comedy 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 19, 2004 +594 Everyone's at the top of their game for this one. Even Ernie Hudson has never been this good since. 5/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times December 11, 2003 +594 A screwy and mischievous movie fueled by endless reserves of comic energy fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 23, 2003 +594 A classic. Funny, great special effects and a cultural phenomenon. 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 14, 2003 +594 There is more attention to special effects than to humor. rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +594 It's nowhere near as good as it's supposed to be. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 29, 2002 +594 Murray and scribe Ramis defy all logic and turn it into a movie you'd want to watch over and over. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +594 Reitman did well with his casting, turning in one of the most original comedies ever. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 20, 2002 +594 As entertaining today as it ever was, a classic to be treasured by all. 5/5 fresh Caroline Westbrook 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +594 The perfect Xer movie. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +594 The comedy here is solid gold, Bill Murray is in peak form, and the effects are a lot of fun. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +594 I had a good giggle watching Ghostbusters again, and I recommend checking it out for an evening of turn-your-brain-off entertainment. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +594 It remains as one of the more entertaining pieces of cinema of the previous decade. 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +594 3/5 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com September 29, 2006 +594 5/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World November 4, 2005 +594 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 27, 2005 +594 4/5 fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) June 30, 2005 +594 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 25, 2005 +594 3/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 24, 2005 +594 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 10, 2005 +594 4/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 10, 2004 +594 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 30, 2004 +594 5/5 fresh Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch September 16, 2003 +594 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +594 3/5 fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) August 13, 2003 +594 3/5 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page June 30, 2003 +594 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina March 6, 2003 +595 It takes its old-fashioned soap-opera formula and refurbishes it for the age of Oprah. What that means is that while the script by McMillan and Ronald Bass serves up moonstruck romantic fantasies, it speaks in the language of self-empowerment . fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 31, 2008 +595 Stylish but shallow melodrama, based on McMillan's best-seller. B- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 19, 2006 +595 Whitney Houston's alleged dramatic acting and dull, uninvolving storyline weighs down the virtues of the film. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 21, 2004 +595 Offers a winning portrait of sassy black sister solidarity. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 29, 2002 +595 There are some humorous observations, irrefutable truths and good performances that make this movie worthwhile to those in a man-bashing mindframe. 2.5/5 fresh Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +595 Is there a woman alive who hasn't demanded an explanation from the Almighty about the losers that she keeps getting? fresh Leslie Rigoulot 0 Film Scouts April 17, 2002 +595 Never escapes the queasy aura of Melrose Place: just another story about beautiful people with small problems. rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +595 A pleasant if undemanding piece of work that is diverting to sit through though it won't stand up to any kind of rigorous examination. 3.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 13, 2001 +595 With the exception of Bernadine, I never felt anything for the women populating this film, as they failed to capture my interest or sympathy. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +595 The male-bashing taken to an extreme in Waiting to Exhale is starting to seem a little like crack for the female psyche, exhilarating in the short term but ultimately crippling and dangerous. rotten Joan Walsh 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +595 An escapist fantasy that women in the audience can enjoy by musing, 'I wish I had her problems' - and her car, house, wardrobe, figure and men, even wrong men. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +595 This sister-celebratory adaptation of Terry McMillan's best-selling book is frequently delightful. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +595 It is a two-hour music video, Houston is pretty but dull, and the dynamo Bassett has been better elsewhere. 2/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +595 Overall, the film never quite hints at answers or even much comprehension of the problems, but it should fit the bill for those looking for empathic communion, or those simply wanting to bash men. 2.5/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +595 For all the pleasure there is in seeing effective, great-looking black women grappling with major life issues on screen, Waiting to Exhale is an uneven piece. 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +595 With one possible exception, none of its women is at all likable. 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +595 When Robin asks, 'Don't we hear this on Sally and Oprah every day?' you may be inclined to agree. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +595 You want the movie to stomp and rejoice and cry like a fool; instead it meanders and lollygags, occasionally flaring up, then sputtering again. 2/4 rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +595 Four main female characters trudging through a movie's worth of similar repeated blunders adds up to one scary truckload of drama. rotten Barry Walters 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +595 2.5/4 rotten Monica Hayde 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +595 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net March 24, 2003 +595 3/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 18, 2002 +595 3/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) August 22, 2002 +595 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +595 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly December 22, 1995 +596 It's a playful study of Arctic life, starring a polar bear cub, its prey, and a tagalong fox -- with the inevitable dramatic moments when bear meets walrus. 3/4 fresh Debbie Day 1 Premiere Magazine November 3, 2016 +596 This anthropomorphic Disneyfication -- presumably intended to give youngsters something to relate to -- is made worse by the film's elementary dialogue and Queen Latifah's crass 'n' brash delivery. 2/5 rotten Stephen Garrett 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +596 Arctic Tale isn't a documentary. They say it right there in the title, see? It's a tale. [Blu-ray] 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews June 19, 2009 +596 The photography of Arctic Tale is what makes it so good. The nature documentary style of this movie is brilliant and breathtaking at times. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures April 28, 2009 +596 This effort soundly delivers the inconvenient truth to the generation who'll inherit it. 2.5/4 fresh Alicia Potter 0 Boston Phoenix April 23, 2009 +596 ...the movie is mainly for the benefit of children, a good thing because the world will soon enough be in their hands. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 13, 2009 +596 Overall, Arctic Tale's one true message is clear: Stop global warming before it's too late. 4/5 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +596 It doesn't take a cynic to wonder if editing trickery has been deployed to clarify or simply fabricate these events. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 18, 2008 +596 Partnering its ursine heroine's progress with that of a female walrus calf, Adam Ravetch and Sarah Robertson's documentary combines stunning wildlife footage with an environmental message. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com February 12, 2008 +596 The filmmakers probably thought the truth would be too upsetting for children, so we get walrus farts instead. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 11, 2008 +596 Targeted at pre-schoolers yet with scant educational value, Arctic Tale is best seen by no-one. 1/5 rotten Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine February 8, 2008 +596 A blatant attempt to cash in on the success of March of the Penguins, this wildlife documentary is stunningly photographed, but the attempts at anthropomorphism are frequently irritating. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 7, 2008 +596 Well intentioned, spectacularly filmed, and packing a vital message, Arctic Tale is worthwhile, even if its old style presentation leaves us less than thrilled. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide December 19, 2007 +596 Capitalizing on the successes of both March of the Penguins and An Inconvenient Truth, the sappy Artic Tale is more akin to a commercial for a McDonald's Happy Meal. rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views December 9, 2007 +596 those expecting a March of the Penguins-like good time are going to hit eject on the DVD player feeling awfully depressed 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com December 1, 2007 +596 Kid-friendly film serves up inconvenient truth. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media October 22, 2007 +596 Putting an animal's face to global warming is conceptually smart and would've been more effective if it were applied to other species in other climate zones too. 3/5 fresh Stina Chyn 0 Film Threat October 16, 2007 +596 "As a baby boomer myself, ""Arctic Tale"" falls just short of the Disney gems. But the aquatic adventures of the walruses alone get my seal of approval." 3/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com September 13, 2007 +596 Although lacking the lyric force of March of the Penguins and Winged Migration, the film combines a great story with world-class photography to tell a unique National Geographic tale. 7/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics September 7, 2007 +596 It makes you extremely grateful that Smell-O-Vision was never perfected. 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly August 28, 2007 +596 Arctic Tale tries to be everything to everyone but fails at all. 1.5/4 rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 25, 2007 +596 If it's sometimes a little too pat, a little too cute, bear in mind that this film's target audience is the post-Barney, pre-Bratz set and not John James Audubon. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle August 25, 2007 +596 I'm willing to overlook some lowest-common-denominator idiocy in favor of some well-produced nature photography. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 22, 2007 +596 A well-intentioned film that isn't a documentary and isn't a very good adventure story. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper August 20, 2007 +596 Some kids at the screening I attended were growing restless ... and so was I. 2/5 rotten Jette Kernion 0 Cinematical August 18, 2007 +596 Child-pandering and overly anthropomorphized, Arctic Tale is a blatant cash-grab by National Geographic Films. 1/5 rotten Jason Ferguson 0 Orlando Weekly August 18, 2007 +596 ...sometimes the contrivance is obvious. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 17, 2007 +596 The heavy-handed ideology and flawed narration don't commend Arctic Tale as a movie I would care to watch repeatedly, but I'm glad I saw it once, for the spectacular photography. B- fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide August 17, 2007 +596 Make no mistake, Arctic Tale is a stunning film, full of all the astonishing, even breathtaking nature photography we've come to expect from the folks at National Geographic. 3/4 fresh Peter Debruge 1 Miami Herald August 17, 2007 +596 Arctic Tale does afford us some beautiful landscape cinematography and up-close looks at creatures in the wild... 2/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press August 17, 2007 +596 There's no Jane Goodall required. And the absence of humans proves we needn't be onscreen to make our presence known. 2/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post August 17, 2007 +596 So the film's visual elements suggest a documentary, but it's a carefully fictionalized narrative. Some folks will thus dismiss it as a fabrication, but it still packs a profound emotional wallop. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer August 17, 2007 +596 Obviously, the producers have decided to gear this movie to the very young, but even kids don't like to have their soul food come to them predigested. C rotten Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun August 17, 2007 +596 Warm and fuzzy despite its frigid locale, Arctic Tale is the huggable nature film many people expected from March of the Penguins, but didn't get. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News August 17, 2007 +596 Seriously irritating. 2/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com August 17, 2007 +596 No, it doesn't stand up to March of the Penguins or soar like Winged Migration, but this family-friendly flick does manage the happy feat of raising eco-awareness. B fresh Matt Stevens 0 E! Online August 16, 2007 +596 See this in a cool theater on a hot summer day. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 16, 2007 +596 Husband-and-wife filmmakers Ravetch and Robertson capture some breathtaking images. And a global-warming warning, which is saved for the end, is much subtler than the one in last year's animated hit Happy Feet. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 16, 2007 +596 Whether you're more attuned to adorable animals or environmental issues, Arctic Tale is pretty cool. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 16, 2007 +596 Far from captivating. 4/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine August 16, 2007 +596 During the end credits, kids pop up onscreen to warn you that every time you turn on your lights, a baby polar bear falls to his death through a crevasse of ice cracked by global warming. Or something to that effect. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star August 15, 2007 +596 "Since I would give the visual portion of ""Arctic Tale"" the maximum number of stars and the audio portion the minimum, I suppose that I will have to split the difference and give the film as a whole the middle amount." 3/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com August 10, 2007 +596 It's a beautiful movie with a heartwarming and, at times, very sad story, along with an important message for all of us. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan August 6, 2007 +596 The narrative by Linda Woolverton, Moses Richards and Kristin Gore humanizes the main characters more than most scripts manage to do. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan August 6, 2007 +596 "When anthropomorphizing animals in an animated movie, it's effective and enjoyable. But when it's used in a documentary, the process is tantamount to cheating. Such is the case of ""Arctic Tale""." rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca August 6, 2007 +596 The cinematography is stunning as it captures some amazing nature footage, but it's a film that you can easily watch and enjoy at home on video. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com August 3, 2007 +596 The point is made: life, as the wondrous animals of our very far north know it, is severely endangered. And that can only spell disaster for the inhabitants of lands farther south. 2.5/4 fresh Susan Walker 1 Toronto Star August 3, 2007 +596 Though the journey is a little bumpy, it's still a trip well worth taking, for all ages. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times August 3, 2007 +596 The film does not preach; rather, it confronts us with the question: Now what are we going to do? B+ fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 3, 2007 +596 Despite the storytelling faults, Ravetch and Robertson offer remarkable footage from the evaporating Arctic. 2/4 rotten Justin Berton 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 3, 2007 +596 Robertson, making her directorial debut with this American production, manipulates her images in a manner that distorts the truth and brings into question what a documentary film is supposed to do. 2.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies August 3, 2007 +596 Despite its sad scenes, it sentimentalizes. It attributes human emotions and motivations to its central animals. Its music instructs us how to feel. And the narration and overall approach get in the way of the visual material. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 3, 2007 +596 Watching these endangered species evolve new approaches to hunting and shelter is fascinating, but the movie is seriously marred by a cloying screenplay and such kid-pleasing touches as shots of walruses belching and farting. rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader August 3, 2007 +596 ...suffers from happy feet. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) August 3, 2007 +596 Nevertheless, Arctic Tale is a kid-friendly, non-preachy window on the north as a place of wonder and a harbinger of change -- and I'll take Queen Latifah's warm voice over Al Gore's drone any day. 2.5/4 rotten Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail August 3, 2007 +596 Watching bear cubs and walrus pups struggling to survive against increasingly tough odds, and on ever-slushier ice shelves, has both its shamelessly manipulative side and its dramatically necessary side, as handled here. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 2, 2007 +596 Arctic is as charming as it is instructive. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post August 2, 2007 +596 The best thing about Arctic Tale is the vivid underwater cinematography, shot with such urgency and vibrancy that one might suspect a little CGI assistance has been employed. 3/5 fresh Kerry Lengel 1 Arizona Republic August 2, 2007 +596 Turns these animals' tales into triumphs of endurance and dynamite parenting, which does become difficult when you're low on food and weigh as much as a car. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com August 2, 2007 +596 The critters themselves are pretty darn adorable, and watching them mature is probably the most engaging part of the film. 3.5/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies July 31, 2007 +596 The baby bear is undeniably adorable, the maturing walrus is a fascinating social being. But the film's storytelling contrivances are unconvincing. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters July 31, 2007 +596 Arctic Tale shows us a changing world and life changing with it. 3/4 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Entertainment Insiders July 31, 2007 +596 [P]owerfully moving... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 30, 2007 +596 "It gets overly cute, with a soundtrack featuring pop standards like ""We Are Family"" and ""Celebrate."" Is this the arctic or a middle school party?" B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 30, 2007 +596 the footage is stunning, the narration, not so. 2.6/6 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette July 29, 2007 +596 Whatever problems some might have with its execution, it's hard to argue against a film whose intent is to kindle youthful compassion for living things and inspire action to protect Earth and its creatures. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 27, 2007 +596 Its no-bones-about-it message of how global climate change is challenging our furry -- and blubbery -- animal friends at the top of the world is critical and makes the film something everyone concerned with the environment should see. 3/4 fresh Gary Goldstein 0 Reel.com July 27, 2007 +596 I'm no holdout about the reality of global warming, but fictionalizing and anthropomorphizing animal adventures to make the point and then calling it a documentary puts these filmmakers in a league with pre-Sicko Michael Moore. 2.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News July 27, 2007 +596 Arctic Tale puts, if not a human face on the effects of climate change, then the next best thing: an anthropomorphized animal one. 3/5 fresh Chad Greene 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 27, 2007 +596 The striking visuals that sweep across both the landscape and awesome natural world beneath, compete for center stage with the film's critical ecological cautionary warning pertaining to the careless harming of the planet. fresh Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press July 27, 2007 +596 while their fictional family fabric resembles that of March of the Penguins, Arctic Tale is the more gripping, moving film by far. A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 27, 2007 +596 Surely there are better alternatives for kids who deserve a respectful lesson in arctic wildlife. It may have its heart in the right place, but Arctic Tale doesn't have much of a brain to back it up. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2007 +596 Makes the mistake of anthropomorphizing its subjects and substitutes pallid whimsy for reportage. rotten Joanne Kaufman 1 Wall Street Journal July 26, 2007 +596 The best reason to see this documentary is for the stunning shots of polar bears and walruses in the Arctic Circle. If the filmmakers had just left it at that, they would have accomplished a lot. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor July 26, 2007 +596 Despite the film's undeniable technical achievements, it's hard to walk out of the theater without sensing that you've witnessed a bit of a cheat. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press July 26, 2007 +596 ...husband-and-wife directing team Adam Ravetch and Sarah Robertson , who shot much of the footage over more than a decade in the Arctic, are aiming for a playful, casual, child-friendly tone... B fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club July 26, 2007 +596 Arctic Tale conveys the [environmental] message to kids in an endearing story wrapped around some of the most compelling footage ever captured at the top of the world. 3.5/4 fresh Valerie Kuklenski 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 26, 2007 +596 Astonishing and adventurous, notably for its spectacular photography. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com July 26, 2007 +596 [A] stunningly photographed documentary about a year in the endangered life of an Arctic ice floe. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly July 26, 2007 +596 It's a respectable attempt to get kids who like cuddly animals thinking about death and destruction on a global scale. B fresh Gregory Kirschling 1 Entertainment Weekly July 25, 2007 +596 The live-action animal drama Arctic Tale arrives in an impressive visual package and even boasts a timely message, but its undistinguished storytelling is a big letdown. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times July 25, 2007 +596 Arctic Tale is yet another wildlife orgy of ooh-ing and aah-ing designed to expose young ones to the lifestyles of the furry and the fabulous. 2.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday July 25, 2007 +596 ...directors/cinematographers Sarah Robertson and Adam Ravetch capture the struggle of life in this frozen wilderness with effective poignancy. 3/4 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide July 25, 2007 +596 An overly cutesy, ludicrously anthropomorphic critter feature, even if it is in a good cause. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 25, 2007 +596 The thing is, while I am the first to stand up and shout about the dangers of the climate crisis, I also don't need to be hit over the head with what is going on in the world with a didactic sledgehammer. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com July 25, 2007 +596 Displaying more corn than is usually found at the North Pole, Arctic Tale documents the travails of a polar bear cub and a walrus pup as they struggle toward adulthood. 2/5 rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times July 25, 2007 +596 The chances of the movie being taken as seriously as other nature docs is fairly slim, because it tries way too hard to be cutesy and kid-friendly. 6/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net July 24, 2007 +596 An extraordinary documentary that heightens our connection with the lives and destinies of an Arctic polar bear and a walrus. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 24, 2007 +596 Cheapens its narrative material with what savvier viewers may suspect are many a fudged moment. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International July 24, 2007 +596 'Arctic Tale,' a cuddly family film touching on the dangers of claw and fang, contains a global warming caution. Without whining its alarm, the movie quietly incorporates it. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 23, 2007 +596 Children and Republicans may benefit from its message, but Arctic Tale isn't to be trusted, though not for any reason having to do with its thoughts on climate change. 2/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine July 15, 2007 +596 Overall effect, regardless of aesthetic quibbles or kudos, is to make auds aware of how imminent the risk is to these environmentally interdependent creatures. fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight June 23, 2007 +596 The film would be more enjoyable if one could turn off the soundtrack and simply revel in the stunning visual evocation of this white-on-white world. rotten Stephen Farber 1 Hollywood Reporter June 19, 2007 +597 The strength of the film is that of the novel: an intoxicating brew of irresistable characters. fresh Cathy Burke 0 United Press International December 8, 2017 +597 The emotional complexities unearthed are distinctly adult. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 16, 2015 +597 The film tries so hard to be funny, but ends up feeling like a rejected Woody ALlen script idea. 2/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 15, 2011 +597 A mature, well-made film for teens and adults. 4/5 fresh Randy White 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +597 Kasdan's film lacks the spirit of Tyler's novel; he seems to be the wrong director to translate the author's affectionate and humorous treatment of the characters. Fortunately, Geena Davis as the eccentric dog-walker elevates the otherwise morose mood. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 2, 2005 +597 A genuinely beautiful and human story out of the Hollywood mills. Subtly amazing work from all concerned. 5/5 fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 June 4, 2005 +597 This is a warm movie told in the temperature of almost-recognizable life; it's a believable love story, joked up a bit but not too much. B fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks April 20, 2004 +597 Beautifully-acted comedy-drama that doesn't overdose on its quirks. 4/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) August 14, 2003 +597 Hurt and Davis at their peaks in a touching, well-crafted drama 5/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette August 5, 2003 +597 Stiff and boring, with only Davis giving it a burst of life. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner March 2, 2003 +597 A romantic comedy that offers an engaging look at the many meanings of love and change in the lives of a travel guidebook writer and a dog trainer. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 15, 2002 +597 Hurt is the virtuoso, rising above the Lawrence Kasdan histrionics and some loose acting. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +597 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com March 8, 2008 +597 4/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette June 27, 2005 +597 4/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) May 17, 2005 +597 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 5, 2005 +597 4/5 fresh Eric Melin 0 Lawrence.com August 8, 2004 +597 1.5/4 rotten 0 Reel.com January 24, 2004 +597 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 5, 2003 +597 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +597 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +597 3/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 9, 2003 +597 4/5 fresh Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) May 18, 2003 +597 2/5 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) February 6, 2003 +597 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +597 2/5 rotten Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net July 26, 2002 +597 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +597 2/4 rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader December 23, 1988 +598 If you were Nora Prentiss, would you keep your mouth shut? B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 18, 2003 +599 The symbolism is thrashed just a little hard at times, but on the whole it's a most impressive debut from O'Connor, strongly acted all round. fresh 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +599 Has its powerful moments. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 26, 2006 +599 A taut, compelling film about the tension, distrust and senseless violence in contemporary Ireland. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 23, 2003 +599 Miss Mirren, through a reserve that disappears layer by layer, makes Marcella a woman of unexpected substance and generosity, one who is no more comfortable with the pain and paradoxes of Northern Ireland than Cal is himself. 4/4 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +599 [A] trite, weepy, rather contrived tale -- you feel that every extra who passes in the street has a more involving, authentic story to tell. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +599 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 8, 2005 +599 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2005 +599 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 12, 2003 +599 3/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 24, 2003 +599 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 4, 2002 +601 Subtitled The Quest for Peace, this Superman sequel should have been called the The Quest for a Plot. rotten Cathy Burke 0 United Press International December 8, 2017 +601 The impoverishment here is not merely of means, but of spirit. 1/4 rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Tribune May 5, 2014 +601 The overall effect is of a story atomized and dying before our eyes, collapsing into smashed pulp, ground down into big-budget Kryptonite ash. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Los Angeles Times May 5, 2014 +601 Of course, Superman saves the world, but the real news is that there's still some life in the series. 3/4 fresh Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 5, 2014 +601 Fortunately, the regular Superman performers all do their jobs well. fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor May 5, 2014 +601 Superman IV is cinematic kryptonite. Not only could it kill the Superman series, it might also leave filmgoers feeling weak. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel May 5, 2014 +601 Tthe enthusiastic hamming can't hide the clunking direction by Sidney J Furie and the sub-standard special effects. 2/5 rotten John Ferguson 0 Radio Times May 5, 2014 +601 It's hard to escape the conclusion that all the originality and excitement have been drained from the series. rotten Ben Yagoda 0 Philadelphia Daily News May 5, 2014 +601 "It's a shame that ""Superman"" had to leave the eighties in such a disgraceful fashion." rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed June 13, 2013 +601 For sentimentality's sake, it's great watching Reeve and company reprise their roles even if it's in the bastard child edition of the series, but this isn't just one of the worst comic book films, it's one of the worst films ever made. 1/10 rotten Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files June 11, 2013 +601 Predictably awful fourth installment. 1/5 rotten William Thomas 0 Empire Magazine July 12, 2010 +601 With the passing of the production torch to infamous budget tightwads Golan and Globus, it was clear that the worst was yet to come. 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com April 7, 2010 +601 The earlier films in the series were far from perfect, but at their best they had some flair and agreeable humor, qualities this one sorely lacks. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +601 The special effects are decidedly on the cheap side. 1/4 rotten 0 TV Guide April 17, 2007 +601 By ordinary movie standards it's awful, but fans of cinematic dementia should have fun for about half an hour. rotten Pat Graham 1 Chicago Reader April 17, 2007 +601 Disappointing to say the least, but at least it doesn't have Richard Pryor this time as its star. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers December 23, 2006 +601 "The cut-rate production resulted in what Reeve termed ""catastrophe"" for a film intended to marry a serious message to the series' signature action, humor, and romance." 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 5, 2006 +601 ...this final sigh of a movie manages to send the series out with a feeble yet breathing dignity. It's bad, but it's better than III in that it does try to rise above itself. rotten Mark Bourne 0 DVDJournal.com April 5, 2006 +601 About as dreary as a summit conference in Belgium. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +601 That this movie is how the Superman movie legacy ended would be a depressing thought if the movie weren't so endlessly hilarious. 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com June 18, 2005 +601 Great cast, terrible premise, done ultra-cheap. Sad Supes had to go out like this. 2/5 rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times September 7, 2004 +601 The Superman series gets more and more whimsically outrageous as it goes along. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +601 Should have been a quest for a better script. Ridiculous, tedious, and lifeless. Characters a shadow of their former selves. A sad note for the franchise to end on. 1/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 22, 2003 +601 Godawful, pointless, preachy sequel. 0/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner February 7, 2003 +601 Quickly followed by Superman V: The Need to Explain What The Hell We Were Thinking. 1/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium November 1, 2002 +601 Superman IV: The Quest for Peace could be one of those 'so bad it is good' movies for some people but I couldn't even find it funny. 1/4 rotten Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is August 1, 2002 +601 Bargain basement caper. 2/5 rotten Neil Smith 0 BBC.com September 26, 2001 +601 More sluggish than a funeral barge, cheaper than a sale at K mart, it's a nerd, it's a shame, it's Superman IV. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +601 One of the cheesiest movies ever made. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +601 Somewhere between the cheesy special effects and lame story the whole movie falls flat. 1.5/4 rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +601 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 17, 2005 +601 1/5 rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 12, 2005 +601 3/5 fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise January 3, 2005 +601 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 25, 2004 +601 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 10, 2003 +601 1/5 rotten James Hill 0 BET.com December 13, 2002 +601 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) August 27, 2002 +601 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +601 0/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury July 26, 2002 +602 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 10, 2005 +602 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +603 Nno single performance can hold together this scattered, rambling, pseudo-poetic excursion up the California coastline. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 24, 2018 +603 John Singleton's follow-up to his stunning debut, Boys N the Hood, is a major disappointment--a sophomore jinx. C- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 28, 2012 +603 The two leads are raw but completely intriguing, and Poetic Justice offers a slice of the urban story that we generally don't get to see. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 DVD Clinic December 21, 2005 +603 A quiet, personal story that should have been louder, bolder. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com May 25, 2002 +603 C- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +603 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 19, 2005 +603 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Film Threat May 6, 2005 +603 0/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly May 27, 2004 +603 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 4, 2004 +603 3/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com February 21, 2004 +603 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com April 27, 2003 +603 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury August 1, 2002 +603 0/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +603 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +603 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +603 3/5 fresh Robert Faires 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +603 C- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly July 23, 1993 +605 Mostly this is one long, loud, stupid road picture. 1/4 rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 10, 2018 +605 Dumber than Dumb and Dumber, Tommy Boy is a comedy that might be a hoot after several beers but is otherwise best avoided. rotten Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday December 12, 2017 +605 Raunchy, funny, and not for younger kids. 3/5 fresh Alex Orner 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +605 Farley and Spade have a definite chemistry, and they do their best to pick up the slack. [Blu-ray] 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 26, 2008 +605 Against the odds of a feeble script and uninspired direction the duo do, in fact, grow on you, and there are a smattering of silly laughs. 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine May 6, 2008 +605 Inane and tasteless comedy of obesity and incompetence. rotten 0 Film4 May 6, 2008 +605 If this pairing sounds like movie magic to you, we're sure you'll love the picture. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide May 6, 2008 +605 Stupid is apparently in. rotten Brian Lowry 1 Variety May 6, 2008 +605 It's some indication of the wit involved that Farley is reduced to cracking fat jokes at his own expense. rotten 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +605 ...Spade and Farley are so good together... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 6, 2005 +605 There's nothing to grasp, nothing that gives off that good feeling of enjoying a comedy. 2.5/5 rotten Rory L. Aronsky 0 Film Threat August 28, 2005 +605 It's not high art -- but it IS pretty damn funny, and sometimes that's more than good enough. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com August 20, 2005 +605 Tommy Boy unspools just as you expect it to, and the comedy is as unrewarding as the story 2/5 rotten Don Willmott 0 Filmcritic.com June 9, 2005 +605 Passably funny star vehicle. Nothing great. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 11, 2003 +605 A bone-headed farce that embraces its banality with sheer jubilation. Farley and Spade bring their inspired and nutty SNL antics to frenzied form. 3/5 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye May 22, 2003 +605 The most peculiar aspect of the movie is that some of it is played straight. 1.5/5 rotten Caryn James 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +605 The late Chris Farley's funniest work 4/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World May 10, 2003 +605 David Spade and Chris Farley made a fine comedic team. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +605 Chris Farely at his best. 5/5 fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise September 17, 2002 +605 Astounding for its number of effective gags, and it is a comedy that loses nothing on repeat viewings. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star August 2, 2002 +605 Tommy Boy is a good belly laugh of a movie. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times February 13, 2001 +605 The movie is an assembly of cliches and obligatory scenes from dozens of other movies, all its better. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +605 As a sketch for a Saturday Night Live show, it would have been a tour de force. But as part of this rather unimaginative movie, it's just a bit with a burning desk. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +605 If you're expecting classic comedy, you likely won't enjoy Tommy Boy, but if you have Saturday Night Live-level expectations, it will be a pleasant surprise. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +605 This Tommy Boy is no pinball wizard, but you may leave the theatre wishing that the character were at least deaf, dumb, and blind. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +605 This is predictable and very silly stuff, but there are some solid laughs. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +605 It all falls to Farley, who plays a good bonehead but isn't quite ready for prime time. 2/4 rotten Walter V. Addiego 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +605 Most of the time, it's good for a solid laugh. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +605 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +605 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com January 10, 2006 +605 4/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 International Press Academy October 7, 2005 +605 4.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 1, 2005 +605 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 26, 2005 +605 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 7, 2005 +605 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 27, 2003 +605 0/5 rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 21, 2003 +605 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 23, 2003 +605 1/5 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 30, 2003 +605 3/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) March 13, 2003 +605 4/5 fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) January 16, 2003 +605 2/5 rotten Blake French 0 NutzWorld July 28, 2002 +605 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly March 31, 1995 +608 The Angriest Man in Brooklyn is surprising, but for all the wrong reasons. rotten Morgan Rojas 0 Cinemacy November 8, 2018 +608 The Angriest Man in Brooklyn is like a brilliant clown stumbling off stage accompanied by a kazoo. 1.5/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net August 16, 2014 +608 The message of the movie is not to waste the time you're given. That includes watching movies as bad as this one. 1.5/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs August 13, 2014 +608 "Tonally and creatively messy, and filled with entirely too much shouting. In the case of ""The Angriest Man in Brooklyn,"" less would have been much, much more." 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 22, 2014 +608 "The Angriest Man in Brooklyn"" doesn't seem to know what chord to strike: it veers wildly from madcap farce to social satire to sentimental family drama." rotten Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com June 2, 2014 +608 A schmaltz opera that indulges Robin Williams' most melancholy tics and themes. rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety May 30, 2014 +608 This is the sort of monumental cinematic disaster that could only be made by talented people comprehensively bungling things. 1/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork May 27, 2014 +608 The cast is directed to often scream at each other at the top of their lungs, making the would-be comic material all bark with little-to-no bite. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com May 27, 2014 +608 Brooklyn isn't heartbreaking, heartwarming, or funny. Instead, it's unbelievably awkward, and when it isn't artificial it's wrongheaded. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com May 23, 2014 +608 The movie feels more like it's stalling for time rather than filling itself with humanity and redemption. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media May 23, 2014 +608 Phil Alden Robinson's film starts as a caustic comedy, and becomes a teary, life-affirming, and sentimental journey of a dying dad. 3.5/5 fresh Witney Seibold 0 Nerdist May 23, 2014 +608 The film never quite manages to figure out what it's actually about. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 23, 2014 +608 Williams, of course, has been doing a gruff-turns-to-lovable schtick as opposed to any organic acting for more than half of his motion picture career, so his work here is what one might call dreadfully predictable. 1/4 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 RogerEbert.com May 23, 2014 +608 There's a rarely dramatized but profoundly understandable emotion that The Angriest Man in Brooklyn conveys: the anticipation of regret. 7/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline May 23, 2014 +608 The movie is predictably sentimental at its root, but it's also meant to be comedy, partly resting on Mr. Williams's energetic but failed attempt to play a jerk. rotten Nicolas Rapold 1 New York Times May 22, 2014 +608 Every scene between two people comes off like drunkenly shot video of a play rehearsal gone horribly wrong. rotten Robert Abele 1 Los Angeles Times May 22, 2014 +608 Considering its outlandish premise, what the film lacks are any outlandish scenes-or, if not outlandish, then at least ones in the realm of the creative. rotten Tomas Hachard 1 NPR May 22, 2014 +608 The Angriest Man in Brooklyn is hampered by heavy-handed direction and an unbelievable script with a schmaltzy ending. 4.1/10 rotten Christine N. Ziemba 0 Paste Magazine May 22, 2014 +608 [The film is] supposed to serve as a reminder that, low moments and all, this is truly still a wonderful life[.] Instead, it's a reminder that Robinson and Williams have each made some wonderful movies. But this isn't one of them. rotten Jen Chaney 0 The Dissolve May 22, 2014 +608 Phil Alden Robinson's overheated dramedy feels disconnected from reality in every emotional way, but at least he captures the impotent fury that hits everyone stuck in the wrong lane on Flatbush Ave. 1/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News May 22, 2014 +608 As broad as Williams goes in these scenes, it's not really his fault. He's acting out a screenplay, credited to Daniel Taplitz, that's peppered with bad writerly flourishes. D+ rotten Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club May 22, 2014 +608 This clamorous offering fails to elicit either laughs or much in the way of sympathy. 1.5/5 rotten Brent Simon 0 Screen International May 22, 2014 +608 [Williams] has played against type before, but his presence feels like epic miscasting in this underwritten dramedy ... 1/4 rotten Sara Stewart 1 New York Post May 21, 2014 +608 Mr. Williams' performance is so grating that you may find yourself more infuriated than amused. 1/4 rotten Matthew Kassel 1 Observer May 21, 2014 +608 It seems life is still unendurable for those who feel entitled to absolute comfort from it. rotten Calum Marsh 1 Village Voice May 20, 2014 +608 Anyone paying to see it in Brooklyn or anywhere else for that matter will probably leave the theater angrier than the film's title character. 2.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net May 20, 2014 +608 A painfully melodramatic, over-the-top comedy-drama without subtlety, effective humor, or credibility. C- rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve May 17, 2014 +608 Watching The Angriest Man in Brooklyn is about as much fun as repeatedly punching yourself in the face. 2/10 rotten Dominic Mill 0 We Got This Covered May 11, 2014 +608 A boisterous anger mismanagement road movie of sorts - if you count chasing all around Brooklyn back streets in part by hijacked taxi. With Robin Williams lending depth to a furiously flaky role, while Kunis plays doctor as guilt tripping femme fatale. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze May 11, 2014 +609 The producer, Sam Spiegel, and director, Anatole Litvak hurl themselves at all this with rather fretful intensity, as though persuaded that out of such huffing and puffing a significant statement must emerge... it doesn't. rotten Penelope Houston 0 The Spectator July 16, 2018 +609 An ambitious if errant undertaking. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 4, 2015 +609 Quirky character study in Nazi evil. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 10, 2010 +609 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 10, 2005 +609 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 19, 2005 +610 A silly inane story lacking strong characters and ay sense of adventure. 1.5/5 rotten John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood June 30, 2013 +610 "A creaking ""star vehicle"" for two stars who should have known better, and maybe had a little chemistry. " 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 16, 2013 +610 [The Tourist] is very entertaining and thoroughly enjoyable from the very start and doesn't let up until the screen goes black, which is something that very few films are able to pull off nowadays. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 22, 2012 +610 Overall an interesting and at times very gripping film, but one that perhaps could have done with taking a few more risks 3/5 fresh James Luxford 0 The National (UAE) August 30, 2011 +610 It's a self-conscious attempt at a Hollywood caper with the mix of comedy, romance and conspiracy watered down to the point where you can see straight through it. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +610 Depp and Jolie together create a chemical black hole. They couldn't produce sparks with dry hair and a comb. 4/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies May 3, 2011 +610 The Tourist certainly looks fabulous - as befits the setting, the stars and the gorgeous costumes . The trouble is that Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's movie is far too elegant to break into a sweat ... The viewer's pulse doesn't quicken. rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk May 3, 2011 +610 Something has gone really, really wrong here. 1/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +610 I'm afraid the stars' vacation videos are probably more interesting than this poorly handled mistaken-identity caper, which isn't funny enough to be a comedy or dramatic enough to be a thriller. 1.5/4 rotten Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com April 3, 2011 +610 ... somehow this lavish light thriller stumbles through the set pieces and bobbles the star chemistry. rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com March 26, 2011 +610 An incredibly dull low-key thriller barely driven by its two A-list leads. 5/10 rotten 0 IGN DVD March 23, 2011 +610 On paper, The Tourist sounds like a dream film -- two of the hottest actors alive, in a charmingly frothy romantic crime caper set in one of the most beautiful cities on earth. So why didn't it come alive on screen? 5/10 rotten Coco Forsythe 0 Future Movies UK February 18, 2011 +610 The Tourist is best considered an expensive travel ad for Venice rather than the sexy, action-packed, sassy thriller we were all hoping for. 2.5/5 rotten Shaun Munro 0 What Culture February 10, 2011 +610 The Tourist is a mildly pleasant cinematic journey. 3/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com February 6, 2011 +610 Hampered by its lack of narrative tension or palpable sense of romance. 2/5 rotten Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz January 11, 2011 +610 About as much fun as standing in line at Customs for hours after a long-haul flight. 2/5 rotten Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex January 5, 2011 +610 Whenever Jolie entered a room, I found my attention wandering to the European extras, whose heads keep turning to watch her. They seemed far more enchanted by her than I was. Maybe you had to be there. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 4, 2011 +610 It is disheartening on a profound level to see a group of talented actors and filmmakers come together at the height of their powers and produce something of such soul-killing drudgery as The Tourist. 4/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net December 30, 2010 +610 While this farcical thriller can certainly be classified as a no-brainer, it is only on the grounds of sustained mindlessness that the tag truly sticks. 1.5/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) December 29, 2010 +610 It's a beautiful film to look at. Unfortunately for The Tourist, looks ain't everything. 2/5 rotten Matt Neal 0 The Standard December 28, 2010 +610 As shallow as the Venetian scenery is beautiful with a preening Jolie and a lackluster Depp stuck in what appears to be a painstakingly long travel commercial. D+ rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) December 27, 2010 +610 This should be a potent combination, but it turns out to be a fizzer. 2/5 rotten Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) December 22, 2010 +610 The tone is lightly comic, the dialogue flirty and amusing but the performances are unengaged. There's no floor of reality, as there always was in a Hitchcock film, even his light confections. rotten Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald December 22, 2010 +610 What should have been the romantic thriller of the year instead turns out to be one its biggest disappointments, as The Tourist fails to tap into the charisma of its star powered duo and falls flat in its recreation of the classic adventure model. 2.5/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews December 22, 2010 +610 Even Hitchcock might have had trouble lighting a match under these two actors ... 2/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly December 21, 2010 +610 The beautiful scenery and glamorous lead actors can't make up for the increasingly absurd plot or flat performances. rotten Mark Demetrius 0 FILMINK (Australia) December 20, 2010 +610 The filmmakers forgot to give us a reason to care about anything these glamourous people do or say. rotten Anthony Morris 0 The Vine December 20, 2010 +610 Sure, the plot is preposterous, but the two stars look great, the scenery is spectacular and the supporting cast is a hoot. 3/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com December 17, 2010 +610 Tepid romance and sluggish action can't match the beauty of Venice. 1.5/4 rotten Kenneth R. Morefield 0 Christianity Today December 17, 2010 +610 [I]f this desperately unentertaining film is intended as a comedy, it's even less successful than the suspense thriller it appears to be attempting to ape... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 17, 2010 +610 A crime thriller with a light, witty touch fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile December 17, 2010 +610 The modern equivalent of Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile December 17, 2010 +610 The film bears less resemblance to the vintage international-intrigue movies it tries to imitate than, well, an e-cigarette does to a Gitanes. 4/10 rotten Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days December 15, 2010 +610 "How do you say, ""I want a refund,"" in Italian?" F+ rotten Rubin Safaya 0 Cinemalogue December 15, 2010 +610 What's not to enjoy? 3/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard December 15, 2010 +610 Except for the opening surveillance sequence, you'd never guess that Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck also directed the Oscar-winning The Lives of Others. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix December 15, 2010 +610 Is it really that bad? No, instead it's that indifferent, which is somehow more distressing. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 15, 2010 +610 Two of the most fascinating people in the world in a movie that is not their best but still entertaining 6/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 14, 2010 +610 consistently flat and uninspired, as if everyone is working on a different page 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk December 14, 2010 +610 Beautiful people in exotic locations provide a serviceable espionage romp in 'The Tourist.' 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) December 14, 2010 +610 There's not enough oxygen in any room for these two giant egos to share... ...they're about as cuddly together as alien intelligences from different galaxies making first contact. C- rotten Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) December 14, 2010 +610 one of the oddest star vehicles to come out of the Hollywood dream factory in some time...Depp and Jolie know exactly what they are doing. Jolie has never been more ludicrously Barbie-Doll/Sophia Loren glamorous C rotten Anne Thompson 0 Thompson on Hollywood December 13, 2010 +610 Frequently feels as if it has been assembled in some strange parallel world, one where Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie possess none of the charisma or subversive appeal that has consistently made each of them a magnetic screen presence... 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman December 13, 2010 +610 Two of Hollywood's most glamorous and cherished Hollywood heartthrobs team up for what will likely go down as one of the year's most disappointing misfires. rotten Frank Wilkins 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 13, 2010 +610 It bides time while watching extras watching Jolie do her fashion-model strut, her famous lips pursed just so. It doesn't help that she is so icily imperious that she seems more like a creepily gorgeous space alien than an actual human being. 2/4 rotten Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union December 13, 2010 +610 The damn thing's been soundtracked within an inch of its life. Whenever Ange glides into a room it sounds like a concert harpist's having a coronary. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World December 13, 2010 +610 The only thing worth noting is that the film is beautifully shot, but too bad 'The Tourist' is a just a lifeless, boring romantic mess. 1/4 rotten Wilson Morales 0 AOL Black Voices December 12, 2010 +610 a leisurely thriller, more interesting than heart-stopping, with an unfortunate tendency to stall 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews December 12, 2010 +610 ...a romantic thriller on the lighter side, providing ample rewards for those willing to play along. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly December 12, 2010 +610 Boring, bland and self indulgent Vanity piece for Angelina Jolie. D rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine December 12, 2010 +610 While I did enjoy much of Depp's performance, and while Jolie emanated a radiant beauty that jumped right off the screen, neither generated a bright enough spark to make up for the script's numerous shortcoming. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 11, 2010 +610 It's actually rare for me to see a film that is such an utter failure on so many levels. 1/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures December 11, 2010 +610 Fraudulent where it should be smart, impotent where it should be sexy, and dull where it should be exciting, The Tourist is a big star misfire of epic proportions. 1.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 11, 2010 +610 A rather goofy action comedy that deflates the suspense by telling us pretty much everything from the start 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 11, 2010 +610 A multiplex trip that's only slightly less annoying than a case of Montezuma's revenge. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing December 11, 2010 +610 Check your brain with the usher and lavish in the beauty of Venice in the summer with Depp and Jolie as your sneaky and energetic guides. B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 10, 2010 +610 This unthrilling thriller is burdened by two superstars with no chemistry between them. There is one good line, the last one uttered, hardly worth waiting for. 3/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times December 10, 2010 +610 Depp's likable turn as the bewildered Frank, not having a clue over what is happening, provides an everyman type who falls for a spy. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 10, 2010 +610 Jolie stars as a frozen aristocratic and Depp is miscast. They show little interest in each other or charming the audience. There is no need or inclination to act. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com December 10, 2010 +610 ...a watchable yet forgettable piece of work... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 10, 2010 +610 As is often the case with movies like this, it looks like the stars are having a whole lot more fun than the audience. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 10, 2010 +610 Spectacularly scenic but don't expect much more than a frothy diversion, courtesy of cinematographer John Seale. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 10, 2010 +610 The Tourist is as beautiful as it is soulless. 1.5/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 December 10, 2010 +610 Everyone involved is so clearly phoning it in that you can practically see them checking their wallets to make sure that the paycheck is still there. 2/10 rotten Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist December 10, 2010 +610 The steamy and barely restrained cat and mouse chemistry between Jolie and Depp is palpable throughout. And laced with stylishly provocative wit and charm, in an enigmatic tango between the entrapped nicotine nut and predatory love junkie in charge. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze December 10, 2010 +610 Romantic thriller has some mature twists. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media December 10, 2010 +610 Depp and Jolie lack sparks, but The Tourist is a light little lark of a mystery-love story. B fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer December 10, 2010 +610 A frothy romp through two gorgeous locations, and a script that's clever enough. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 10, 2010 +610 What should have sizzled fizzles. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail December 10, 2010 +610 What can be said is that von Donnersmarck, who shot so claustrophobically in The Lives of Others, does know how to shoot wide to capture beauty and opulence as well as action. 3/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies December 10, 2010 +610 The Tourist is memorable for one thing, at least. It's the first movie to make Venice look boring. 1.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 10, 2010 +610 It's formulaic, but all the elements are in the right order. We've seen a guy inch across ledges and fall onto fruit stands, but don't you want to see Johnny Depp have a go at it too? fresh Fred Topel 0 Screen Junkies December 10, 2010 +610 Johnny Depp is such a talented chameleon that when he portrays someone who is supposed to be boring, he actually is boring. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 10, 2010 +610 The Tourist merely asks you to sit back and enjoy the ride, and then makes that task a breeze. 4/5 fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 10, 2010 +610 Jolie and Depp have no chemistry whatsoever. They go about their business here with the twinkling elan of two actors waiting for their checks to clear. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online December 10, 2010 +610 To see Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie in The Tourist is like watching a chemistry experiment gone horribly wrong. D+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor December 10, 2010 +610 Unfortunately, this is one of those movies with a twist ending that turns a character inside out, revealing earlier scenes to be essentially fraudulent and more or less invalidating one's emotional investment in the story. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 10, 2010 +610 there is no urgency, no smoldering passion and no excitement in The Tourist 1.5/5 rotten Jason Morgan 0 Filmcritic.com December 10, 2010 +610 To battle the logic of the film would be to swat flies in a hurricane. D rotten Laremy Legel 1 Film.com December 10, 2010 +610 If you've ever seen a spy thriller, you'll know where it's all heading, with the final twist particularly unsurprising. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) December 10, 2010 +610 It's slow going, but not entirely unpleasant to watch Johnny Depp, even when he's mostly standing around and pondering the great beauty of Venice or Elise. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 10, 2010 +610 Luckily Depp and Jolie are an attractive central pairing who smoulder with on-screen chemistry while the rest of the film crumbles around them. fresh Catherine Jones 0 Liverpool Echo December 10, 2010 +610 If you sit back and enjoy the eye candy of the stars and locations, at least one cold winter night will actually fly by. 4/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) December 10, 2010 +610 Star power can cover up a multitude of shortcomings in a film. Turns out stupidity isn't one of them. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 10, 2010 +610 My mother is going to love this movie. D+ rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO December 10, 2010 +610 So deficient in the genre's essentials - such as witty dialogue, intriguing characters and surprising yet credible plot turns - that you're embarrassed for everyone involved. 2/4 rotten Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 10, 2010 +610 Never as clever, exciting, or romantic as it wants to be, The Tourist underwhelms on every level. C rotten Matt Stevens 0 E! Online December 10, 2010 +610 "Too bad most of the fun on-screen seems to be reserved for the people who actually made ""The Tourist"" - while all we get is a postcard." 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 10, 2010 +610 Undeniably the big misfire of the season. Good looking locations, and sexy stars don't make up for a lack of chemistry, and a tepid plot. 5/10 rotten Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 10, 2010 +610 "Depp can't sell the ""tourist"" look. At the very worst, he looks like he could be working as a coffee kiosk barista at the Alitalia terminal in Rome's Leonardo Da Vinci Fiumicino Airport." 2.5/4 rotten Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch December 10, 2010 +610 A movie that is glamorous and handsome, but no more so than a six-page Vanity Fair fashion spread shot on location on the canals of Venice and starring these two overqualified model/stars. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 10, 2010 +610 Pretty people. Pretty scenery. Pretty bland. 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 10, 2010 +610 ...a limp Vogue layout: easy on the eyes, completely devoid of anything else. 2/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters December 10, 2010 +610 Von Donnersmarck, who brilliantly depicted government surveillance in East Berlin before the fall of the wall in his earlier German film, astonishingly can't even find a way to make Interpol's spying interesting here. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 10, 2010 +610 The high wattage of stars Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie cast the film in a spotlight that would be unflattering for most movies, least of all an insubstantial, tension-free thriller like this. 1.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Washington Post December 10, 2010 +610 Tries to make up for the story's complete lack of significance or motion with some very nice scenery and a few very nice people. It does that so well that at times, it's almost enough. 2.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend December 10, 2010 +610 I still can't say for sure whether the director and screenwriters were in on the joke all along. D+ rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 10, 2010 +610 The defining characteristics of The Tourist are its overt efforts to emphasize that Angelina Jolie is beautiful and that Johnny Depp is a 'regular guy.' 2.5/5 rotten Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant December 10, 2010 +610 I urge you to say the director's name aloud. Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck. Did you do it? There, you just had more fun than you would if you watched The Tourist. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 Cinematical December 10, 2010 +610 This movie is like a fancy sundae, a concoction of sweet thrills and empty calories. We shouldn't take too long admiring it, because it'll melt if we do. Just scoop it up, enjoy the sugary rush and smile. 4/5 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune December 9, 2010 +610 Enjoyable but light on substance... 2.5/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review December 9, 2010 +610 "As the closing credits begin to roll, I found myself wanting to say, ""That's nice Florian. Isn't that cute. Now put away your toys and get back to work." 6/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com December 9, 2010 +610 "There are all kinds of bad movies in the world, but it's really only stardom that can create the exact variety of cinematic abortion we find in ""The Tourist." 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 9, 2010 +610 "Jolie's role in this film is somewhere between femme fatale and Girl from Ipanema -- she spends a lot of time walking slowly while those she passes say, ""Ahhhhhhh."" " C rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 9, 2010 +610 "The Tourist"" isn't a movie; it's scenery." D+ rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 9, 2010 +610 ... it's a bit of a shock to see this caliber of star power and big-budget production and location juice... yield such dismal results. 1.5/5 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies December 9, 2010 +610 If the film were any less significant, it would simply evaporate from existence. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 9, 2010 +610 When she [Angelina Jolie] first appears in a come-hither outfit and a small private smile, she looks ready for liftoff. She never ignites, and neither does the movie. rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times December 9, 2010 +610 "There is a moment in ""The Tourist"" when Johnny Depp turns to Angelina Jolie and asks ""Why is all this happening?"" It's a question moviegoers will be asking themselves as well." 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 9, 2010 +610 Showing off your stars, ogling the Grand Canal and draping everyone in Colleen Atwood's glamorous threads is not enough in itself to pass as Hitchcock homage, unless your favourite Hitchcock film is To Catch a Thief. 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 9, 2010 +610 Unfortunately, the funny side of the film is abandoned quickly, and the muddled plot disappears bubblingly into the lagoon. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 9, 2010 +610 For all of the charisma on display, the movie stars ultimately seem to be more in love with themselves than with each other, and it's that hyper self-awareness that could easily turn off some viewers. rotten Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix December 9, 2010 +610 This woefully botched mystery-adventure-thriller-caper-romance-comedy, or whatever it was meant to be, is no fun at all. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 9, 2010 +610 "Jolie is gorgeous, but photographed in reverent profile, like a Roman coin. Depp is amusingly droll, but it turns out that ""mild"" for this great actor looks a lot like ""sleepy." 2/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News December 9, 2010 +610 "Enduring ""The Tourist"" is like going for a ride in a sinking gondola." 0.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 9, 2010 +610 Plush star vehicle in which Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie and Venice easily overpower a familiar tale of international intrigue. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International December 9, 2010 +610 It may be the only movie ever to feature a bad performance by Johnny Depp, one of the best actors working in films. Who knew he could be wooden and unconvincing in a role? 1/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 9, 2010 +610 The good news is that Jolie and Depp accessorize nicely together. He rarely gets to spar with women in his weight class, and his slovenly approach to stardom might be the antidote for Jolie's solemnity. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe December 9, 2010 +610 The story...is limp and preposterous at the same time. The action is lethargic. Jolie's performance is smug... C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 9, 2010 +610 Think about adding To Catch a Thief or Charade to your Netflix queue instead. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 9, 2010 +610 Director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's name is far more exciting than his movie... C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 9, 2010 +610 Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie, benchmarks for sexual arousal in other movies, have zero emotional and physical chemistry in The Tourist. 1.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 9, 2010 +610 As a thriller, The Tourist makes a good travelogue. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 9, 2010 +610 A frothy bit of cloak-and-dagger intrigue where the cloak isn't billowy enough to cover the script's multiple plot inconsistencies, and the dagger's about as dull as a butter knife. 1.5/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Reelrave December 9, 2010 +610 Von Donnersmarck's meat-and-potatoes direction makes The Tourist astonishingly lifeless and awkward, reducing two of the world's biggest movie stars to something akin to shy, pimply teenagers on their first date. C- rotten Scott Tobias 1 AV Club December 9, 2010 +610 It all comes down to chemistry, and Depp and Jolie don't have it. At least not in these roles. 2.5/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com December 9, 2010 +610 The Tourist is like a beautifully decorated shop window -- with no shop behind it. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 9, 2010 +610 The Tourist has all the hallmarks of a sleekly diverting Euro-thriller, and sets about proving that hallmarks are not enough. 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 9, 2010 +610 Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie, Venice -- what more could you want from a movie? Quite a lot, actually. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety December 9, 2010 +610 One of those frustrating almost-good films which never really catches fire. 2/5 rotten Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine December 9, 2010 +610 It's the kind of espionage caper that doesn't get made anymore, a visually sensuous picture made with tender attention to detail and an elegant, understated sense of humor. 9/10 fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline December 9, 2010 +610 Yes, it's dreck, but we've all seen duff movies. What makes this so painfully exasperating is that 'The Tourist' is so bloody pleased with itself. 1/5 rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out December 9, 2010 +610 Jolie provides the sultry action, and Depp offers some sweet, goofy laughs, and in the end no one got sunburned or suffered from food poisoning. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press December 9, 2010 +610 A would-be sophisticated frolic so droopy and inane that the plot holes and dull performances almost obliterate the gorgeous visuals. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 9, 2010 +610 Depp's character is an uneasy blend of hammy matinee idol and Clouseau-like farceur, while Jolie is in the running for the most annoying and insipid ice maiden in cinema history. 1/5 rotten 0 Radio Times December 9, 2010 +610 There are worse ways to spend two hours than watching lush visuals of Venice. But the city's sinking fast -- and the same goes for The Tourist. 2/5 rotten Matt Mueller 0 Total Film December 9, 2010 +610 Let's not mince words; The Tourist is one of the most outstandingly atrocious films of the year. 3/5 fresh Nick Deigman 0 Fan The Fire December 9, 2010 +610 The Tourist gets sillier as the plot crawls along, its pace so slow that the movie could well put Ambien out of business once it starts showing up on late-night cable TV. 1/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 9, 2010 +610 When not simply functioning as a sorry excuse for a thriller, The Tourist also operates as the Angelina Jolie Ego Trip Show. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine December 9, 2010 +610 The plot is preposterous. So what you need is a movie that floats with bemusement above the cockamamie, and actors who tease each other. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 9, 2010 +610 von Donnersmarck has gone Hollywood - and I can't wait for him to go back to Germany. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine December 9, 2010 +610 Jolie has never been more Jolie, Depp has never been less Depp, and it adds up to nothing. 2/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com December 9, 2010 +610 Add the gifted German director, who deservedly won the Oscar for Lives of Others, to the long list of foreigners lured by Hollywood into making big-budget, high-concept, star-driven movie and fell flat on their faces with their first project. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 9, 2010 +610 Another painfully dull movie about an American in Europe hoping to capitalize on the looks and fame of its stars. 5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net December 8, 2010 +610 A fun, thimble-deep, romantic thriller with big stars and not an ounce of nutritional content. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International December 8, 2010 +610 The Tourist gives background extras more to do than milling around and faking conversation. Each are also instructed to interrupt whatever they're doing when Jolie sashays by, to offer approving nods for her backside. Nice work, if you can get it. B- rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times December 8, 2010 +610 This zero-chemistry pairing of Angelina Jolie and Depp stands as an object lesson in the perils of succumbing to the siren call of big-time Hollywood filmmaking for a foreign director with one art house hit behind him. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter December 8, 2010 +610 Do anything. Arrange an appointment in Sumatra. Go to the moon. At all costs stay away. 0/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 8, 2010 +610 Beautifully shot thriller that gains points for sheer star power but ultimately delivers very little in terms of action, adventure or romance. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 8, 2010 +610 For a brief shining moment, the film is all sunsets, cocktails, and flirtations. Leave it to the plot to ruin everything. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 8, 2010 +610 You go into a movie like The Tourist hoping for a feast of personality from the stars. What you get, in this case, is a waxworks version of chemistry. C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly December 8, 2010 +610 Pretty stars in exotic settings with a hint of excitement and an air of mystery. Ah, Salt by Chanel. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema December 8, 2010 +610 C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +611 Eastwood and his actors create a brooding drama whose events and interrelationships seem surreally improbable yet painfully authentic. fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press November 12, 2018 +611 One of its best qualities is that it's dark but not depressing. fresh Mark Steyn 0 The Spectator February 2, 2018 +611 It is a film of magisterial, slow-burning power, one of the finest examples of recent American cinematic storytelling and certainly Eastwood's most mature film. fresh Neil Norman 0 London Evening Standard January 10, 2018 +611 Eastwood tells the story simply, barely moving the camera. The only special effect in this film is genius. A fresh Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America January 4, 2018 +611 There is nothing romantic about the law of the streets, and its unforgiving nature has a finality that can't be undone. Eastwood has an understanding of what it takes to live with yourself, not so much a sympathy as an appreciation. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com April 15, 2016 +611 The entire cast did a phenomenal job, resisting the urge to overact too much, which is what you get for a film like this. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures July 21, 2012 +611 Violence and revenge have been a staple of Eastwood's work from the beginning, but here he explores his subject from a new, more ambiguous angle, with no regard for macho titillation. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek July 7, 2010 +611 American drama doesn't get any more meaty and muscular than this. A- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 13, 2009 +611 The performances are uniformly superb. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 25, 2008 +611 Good, occasionally powerful noir that's been overhyped. B fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) August 5, 2007 +611 Mystic falters occasionally, but I respect its effort and I'm happy to see Mr. Eastwood growing as a director. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +611 While not quite the equal of the novel, it's more complex, emotionally-charged and better acted than the average Hollywood thriller. 4/5 fresh Alan Morrison 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +611 With characters that don't belong in the film and resolutions that seem mere fantasy, Mystic River never surpasses adequacy. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 8, 2006 +611 It is in many ways Eastwood's tightest movie for some time, and certainly his darkest since Unforgiven; indeed, the ending offers as corrosive an assessment of the limits of American justice as anything in his career. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +611 A sprawling story that benefits from Eastwood's stripped-down approach. There are no jive talking Tarantino exchanges here, and no crowd-pleasing pyrotechnics. 4/5 fresh KJ Doughton 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +611 This is one of the finer dramas to come down the pike in some time. A fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 21, 2005 +611 The film births wonderful performances from all three lead actors, as well as Marcia Gay Harden, who's palpable in preternatural ways, Thomas Guiry as the boy in love with Jimmy's daughter, and virtually everyone else with a strip of film time. 8 fresh Jon Lap 0 Apollo Guide May 13, 2005 +611 It's a stately, handsome-looking studio drama that, for me, never really became emotionally or intellectually involving. 3/5 fresh Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic March 5, 2005 +611 ... frustratingly humorless, harsh, and hollow, lacking the cohesiveness, color and convincing characterization of Eastwood's masterpiece Unforgiven. B- fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +611 Penn and Robbins, especially, are absolutely riveting in this haunting tale of lives lost. A fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 16, 2004 +611 Methodical, riveting and emotionally charged. 4/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald August 13, 2004 +611 Sean Penn is so frighteningly good in this movie that he outdoes even the best of his earlier work. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 7, 2004 +611 A fine movie but not the masterpiece you've heard. B+ fresh Mark Robison 0 Reno Gazette-Journal June 24, 2004 +611 Eastwood's best since Unforgiven. 3.5/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 22, 2004 +611 Mystic River explores the quirks of fate that make us who and what we are. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 25, 2004 +611 [R]uns deep with sadness... 4/4 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun February 28, 2004 +611 It's not the masterpiece people have been claiming, but Eastwood does set up a gripping moody atmosphere and get some fine performances out of his actors. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic February 24, 2004 +611 A tale of tragic misinterpretation, Mystic River requires deep focus into the multiple tortured souls to fully be harnessed. 3.5/4 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt February 9, 2004 +611 Eastwood encourages Penn to overact, and Penn Method-ically responds with the enthusiasm of the amateur talents in Waiting for Guffman. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 5, 2004 +611 This is the kind of film that slowly gets under your skin, drawing you more intimately into the sad existence of the characters. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 3, 2004 +611 Less a taut whodunit than a dreary who-cares-it, Mystic River is muddy-swamp-slow and about as appealing to look at 2/5 rotten Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week January 17, 2004 +611 The unfashionably slow editing style and the concentration on close-ups and two-shots allow Eastwood to scrutinise his characters as they are forced to dig into themselves. fresh Philip French 0 Guardian January 15, 2004 +611 While it may not be the masterpiece that some claim, it does have the heft and texture of a major work. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY January 15, 2004 +611 Let's make it simple. Mystic River is the great Hollywood studio film released this year. 5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette December 31, 2003 +611 Robbins and Penn in particular give simply fantastic performances that defy description - it is the kind of work you have to just sit back and feel. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina November 23, 2003 +611 Fiction doesn't survive on believability alone. The unilluminating Mystic River offers depression without insight; drama without purpose. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) November 22, 2003 +611 Works as a straight-up detective story, and the acting is often breathtaking. 4/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic November 14, 2003 +611 It's a film worth queuing for - and you haven't been able to say that about anything with Clint's name on it in quite a while. 4/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 November 14, 2003 +611 Mystic River draws its power from the shadow murder throws over everyday life. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 13, 2003 +611 When a murder mystery stars Sean Penn, Tim Robbins, and Kevin Bacon you're gonna have a hard time picking the killer. Eastwood directs without a trace of showiness. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf November 13, 2003 +611 A superbly dense and dark thriller with psychological undertones, Mystic River is highly complex and tantalising. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile November 7, 2003 +611 A flawed but engaging film, Mystic River succeeds through the sheer weight of talent involved. 8/10 fresh Jay Richardson 0 Future Movies UK November 6, 2003 +611 Mystic River returns Eastwood to the general excellence of the Oscar-winning Unforgiven while retaining the square-jawed plainspokenness that is his trademark. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 6, 2003 +611 I can admit it's a well-made film, but that doesn't mean I approve. 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online November 6, 2003 +611 Eastwood's screen adaptation of the famous Dennis Lehane novel is one of the year's most well-made dramas. 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org November 5, 2003 +611 Despite a nagging sensation about its shortcomings, the acting and the atmospherics continue to haunt me. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 4, 2003 +611 Tim Robbins took me on a wild chase. I think he was by far the best in this movie. fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise November 2, 2003 +611 A deeply felt, haunting work that ranks among Eastwood's best films... 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk November 2, 2003 +611 While restrained and internal throughout most of the film, Penn displays both chilling intensity and heart-wrenching grief when it really counts. A- fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com October 31, 2003 +611 Everyone in the cast is brilliant. Everyone. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies October 28, 2003 +611 This is a flawed film worth seeing for the portraits of three hollow men, and for Stern's great camera work. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 26, 2003 +611 "Mystic River"" is teeming with various elements that flow together to create one of the finest movies of the year." 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 25, 2003 +611 An engrossing film that delights despite harboring what could be seen as a big flaw. 3.5/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal October 24, 2003 +611 Too depressing to fill audiences with delight, but it does seem to validate questionable attitudes, especially an indifference to the suffering of innocent people and a willingness to shoot first and ask questions later. 2/4 rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader October 24, 2003 +611 It's serious with a capital 'S.' It's the kind of grimness that smacks of a bid for Importance with a capital 'I' -- hopefully leading to an Oscar with a captial 'O.' 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 22, 2003 +611 It's Penn's heavy-lidded, dead-behind-the-eyes turn that overshadows all, carrying the weight, pain and misery of the world -- and the picture. 3/5 fresh Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com October 22, 2003 +611 A film with better intentions than execution. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 22, 2003 +611 A mournful meditation on America's heritage of violence... 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) October 22, 2003 +611 The real triumph is that while we are fascinated with the particulars of the story, we feel the shame, awkwardness, fears and cosmic fate that bounce off each character. 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap October 22, 2003 +611 While a commercial film is more about entertainment, this is more about, for want of a better term, art. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 21, 2003 +611 Mystic River may only be 'pretty good,' but thanks to Eastwood, it's a reminder of how great 'pretty good' should be. B+ fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 20, 2003 +611 So entrenched in anguish that you'll leave feeling empty and unhappy. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend October 20, 2003 +611 Penn's performance galvanizes grief. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian October 20, 2003 +611 As an emotional rumination on death and its aftermath, it is gripping. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 19, 2003 +611 ... bores its way in and lingers for hours, even days before we finally can come to terms with it - and ourselves. But the less we know, the more we understand. 4/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) October 19, 2003 +611 An apprehensive cross between an elegiac tone poem of loss, an ever-twisting murder mystery, and a character study revolving around the regret of lost innocence, Mystic River tries to be all of these things and ends up falling short on all counts. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies October 19, 2003 +611 Deeply serious, sombre, long and humourless, it reeks of integrity. Eastwood's best since Unforgiven? Maybe, but it's the one I'd least like to sit through again. rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 19, 2003 +611 A lot more effective than most similar cop thrillers that go only for the conventional bang-bang scenarios. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 17, 2003 +611 Shows you can pile on a lot of freight and still end up with a barge. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 17, 2003 +611 If Sean Penn isn't the finest actor working today, Mystic River sure makes it difficult to name an alternative. 4.5/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly October 17, 2003 +611 Solid, rarely showy performances, meticulously recreated detective work and moments of pure unadulterated grief accent this whodunit, a movie that will have those who haven't read the book fooled for much of its length. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 17, 2003 +611 Eastwood has crafted one of the most powerful American dramas in years. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian October 17, 2003 +611 While seemingly a straightforward murder mystery in a matter-of-fact setting, it is never quite what it seems, and it percolates with themes and ideas of astonishing richness. 4/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star October 17, 2003 +611 Contains so many layers that you'll want to see it more than once. It's one for the memory books. A fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News October 17, 2003 +611 There is depth in this movie, and fine acting. But even more intriguing, there are questions... questions with no clear answers. B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 17, 2003 +611 Eastwood has transformed the slow burn he's shown in so many of his movies in the past and brought it to every character in this movie, and to this top-notch film. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 17, 2003 +611 Eastwood's hands-off directing normally leaves much to desire. But with Mystic River's powerful house cast and emotional gut-wretching story, one respects the lack of showiness and triteness. 4/5 fresh 0 Film Snobs October 17, 2003 +611 I can't figure out why, but it didn't really stick with me once I left the theater. It's very good, but not transcendent. 8/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com October 17, 2003 +611 Eastwood has turned Lehane's novel into a quietly brilliant and deeply unsettling film that ranks up with Unforgiven as his best directing work. 4/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 17, 2003 +611 Sober and imposing, Clint Eastwood's Mystic River spreads over the screen with a sense of purpose. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters October 17, 2003 +611 Smart, hard-charging, compassionate. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post October 17, 2003 +611 The experience of being so absorbed in a movie and the lives of the people in it, of trusting a director and a writer and actors to take me places completely unexpected, is so rare that I savored every unexpected turn and twist. 4/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 17, 2003 +611 So deep-felt a movie about rage and retribution that will stick with you like a bad dream. fresh Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer October 17, 2003 +611 This crime-oriented portrait of characters snared by their environment leads to an excruciatingly powerful buildup, before it surrenders to contrivance in its final act. 3/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World October 17, 2003 +611 Clint Eastwood's latest directorial effort is perhaps the best film he's ever made. 4/4 fresh Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine October 17, 2003 +611 [A] stunning mediation on loss... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 17, 2003 +611 Those who can stomach the dark subject matter and the daunting running time are rewarded with a work of sublime maturity. 3.5/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel October 16, 2003 +611 Eastwood's maturity is reflected in the story that doesn't back away from hard subjects and can admit that pain and remorse can mold a man's life. 3.5/4 fresh Shirley Klass 0 Fantastica Daily October 16, 2003 +611 Resonates more deeply than any film this year. 1 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle October 16, 2003 +611 A solid whodunit, with disturbing, provocative, take-home insights into human nature. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer October 16, 2003 +611 A masterpiece of the first order. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer October 16, 2003 +611 Deals with themes Eastwood has often explored before, but never so delicately or with as much sad wisdom: The way in which our past haunts our present, the lasting repercussions of violence and the cruel inexorability of fate. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 16, 2003 +611 It is an impressive movie masquerading as an important one. B fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle October 16, 2003 +611 a deeply atmospheric murder mystery in which we wonder less about who committed the crime and more about who will ultimately pay for it. 3.5/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette October 16, 2003 +611 Eastwood has handed Penn the role of a lifetime, and the actor scorches the screen with his anguish and angry vengefulness. A- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution October 16, 2003 +611 [Eastwood] masterfully gives the story and characters their proper amount of breathing room and translates the script into fluid, fertile visual passages dripping with heart, heartache, passion, compassion and rage. 5/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review October 16, 2003 +611 Complicated, enigmatic and haunting...easily Eastwood's best film since 'Unforgiven,' and one of the most compelling pictures of the year. A- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 16, 2003 +611 A measured, leisurely paced but moving Shakespearean tragedy. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star October 16, 2003 +611 A masterfully melancholy work with an Oscar worthy screenplay. A fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Utah Weekly October 16, 2003 +611 A leisurely paced, intense, gloomy but ultimately, fulfilling motion picture. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 15, 2003 +611 Eastwood and his terrific cast leave you shaken in ways that matter. A- fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News October 15, 2003 +611 It's easy to run out of superlatives when describing this movie... no doubt this is one of the best pictures of the year. 4.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 15, 2003 +611 Vibrant and coldly compelling, Mystic River succeeds in spinning a profoundly American tale on the level of grand tragedy. B+ fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee October 15, 2003 +611 One thing you can count on from Clint, it's making a movie that seems a lot longer than it really is. I'm not sure that's a great quality to have when it comes to filmmaking. 7/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine October 15, 2003 +611 Mystic River is refreshingly adult; Eastwood doesn't pander to a younger crowd 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit October 14, 2003 +611 This victims-of-circumstance crime yarn betters the book in a number of ways A- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 14, 2003 +611 [Eastwood] isn't afraid to take his time telling a story, letting it breathe like a good wine and thereby making it feel more like life than a movie. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire October 14, 2003 +611 Mystic River is pretty strong stuff, the best straight drama to emerge from Hollywood this year. fresh Andy Klein 0 Pasadena Weekly October 13, 2003 +611 Director Clint Eastwood has mined more Oscar gold with his most profound work since 'Unforgiven.' 4.5/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) October 13, 2003 +611 The type of film I imagine you could return to time and again only to discover previously unseen layers. 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 12, 2003 +611 It's also the best movie made by any American filmmaker this year, and quite possible the best thing Eastwood has ever done as a director. 4/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 11, 2003 +611 If Euripides had ever known Catholic guilt, he might have written something quite similar to Mystic River. B+ fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews October 10, 2003 +611 Despite all involved, Mystic River never quite equals the sum of its parts. 2.5/5 rotten 0 IGN Movies October 10, 2003 +611 ...another Eastwood meditation on the ripple effect of violence. 3.5 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) October 10, 2003 +611 Eastwood and his perfectly cast ensemble have added layers that give this blue collar multi-generational tragedy Shakespearean scope. It is one of those rare films that surpasses the impact of the book. A fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 10, 2003 +611 As rich and bleeding a work as [Eastwood has] ever made. 4/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 10, 2003 +611 For all its missteps, Mystic River gets the big things right: It turns you inside out with grief. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate October 10, 2003 +611 Uneven but ultimately absorbing adaptation of Dennis Lehane's best-selling novel. 3.5/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com October 10, 2003 +611 Despite dragging a little, Mystic River is worth its weight in what will certainly be Oscar gold. 3.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com October 10, 2003 +611 There is a solid story here, but it's weakened by heavy-handed dialogue, strained symbolism and subplots that don't got anywhere. 2.5/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal October 10, 2003 +611 Don't be fooled by the contemporary Boston setting. For all intents and purposes, Clint Eastwood has made another superlative western. fresh Richard Horgan 0 FilmStew.com October 10, 2003 +611 When someone sets out to tell a story about child molestation and murder of teenagers, you don't expect a happy, fun time... but the story doesn't say anything unique about these depressing subjects. rotten Fred Topel 0 About.com October 9, 2003 +611 Clint Eastwood's best film since Unforgiven is another look at murder, death and the good in men that can die long before they do. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix October 9, 2003 +611 A melodramatic murder-mystery that is as uneven as its outcome is anticlimactic. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 9, 2003 +611 'Mystic River' is an ambitious failure but it is, ultimately, a failure. It is a shame because there are a lot of little things that I liked about it even as the big things never quite added up. rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 Critic Doctor October 9, 2003 +611 Splendid acting by Sean Penn as the merchant, Kevin Bacon as the cop, Laurence Fishburne as his partner, Tim Robbins as Dave, and Laura Linney and Marcia Gay Harden as the central female characters in the story. 4/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor October 9, 2003 +611 If Mystic River is just a bit overplayed, a tad too highly pitched, it still resonates with grief and fury and feeling. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post October 9, 2003 +611 The movie eloquently mourns the death of innocence and friendship. It also is a showcase for six stunning performances. 3.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 9, 2003 +611 The performances are exquisite. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 9, 2003 +611 Intelligent adult fare is hard to find on the big screen, but Clint Eastwood manages nicely with this tough ensemble piece. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies October 9, 2003 +611 The acting throughout is exceptional, rooted in observed realism, but suggestive of more mythical agents at work through the lives of human beings. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail October 9, 2003 +611 A truly powerful portrait of community and lost innocence. 8/10 fresh Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch October 9, 2003 +611 The film and its actors are at their best when acknowledging the tragedy of inarticulate men banging their heads against fate. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 9, 2003 +611 Up the Mystic River without a paddle is how I felt about halfway into this soggy Eastwood-meets-melodrama mess of a movie. rotten Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2003 +611 Eastwood's most soulful, and most organic, movie. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com October 8, 2003 +611 It is a movie to closely watch and to savour; the confident direction and the flawless ensemble performances are, quite simply, worthy of Oscars. 4/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 8, 2003 +611 It would be wrong to single out any one of these performances. Eastwood has assembled a bonanza cast here and each comes out shining. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 8, 2003 +611 If [Eastwood] were a more subtle director, it would be a great film; as it is, it's an extremely good one, anchored by the subtly devastating performances of Penn, Robbins and Bacon. 3.5/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide October 8, 2003 +611 Mystic River is a rare movie that improves on its source material. It was a very good book, but the movie is great. 4/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 8, 2003 +611 Mystic River is full of details that stay with you. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 8, 2003 +611 A movie experience that carries a lingering, powerful aftershock. A fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 8, 2003 +611 An adult drama rich in emotional textures. 3/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News October 8, 2003 +611 Eastwood's best direction since Unforgiven and arguably the best, most mature work of his career. 5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times October 8, 2003 +611 Excellent. A- fresh 0 E! Online October 8, 2003 +611 [An] utterly absorbing film. A- fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times October 8, 2003 +611 A riveting story with complex situations and extremely well defined characters. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com October 8, 2003 +611 Crisply well-crafted and beautifully acted. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune October 8, 2003 +611 River leads moviegoers on a suspense-filled, sometimes painful adventure marked by great performances. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 8, 2003 +611 A compelling film that could have been a classic with some judicious editing in the end and a rethink of the climax. B- fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com October 8, 2003 +611 Not quite The Great American Tragedy, by a moving work exploring the underbelly of family lives. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 8, 2003 +611 It wants to be a big, serious movie. It has big, serious star power and big, serious themes. There are moments of power and flickers of meaning but it is ultimately hollow and unsatisfying. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom October 8, 2003 +611 Mystic River left me physically shaking, and has since taken up permanent residence in my nightmares. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly October 8, 2003 +611 There's no emotional connection to the characters. This is cookie cutter anguish meant to manipulate the gullible into believing that they're watching something meaningful. 4/10 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum October 8, 2003 +611 "I am so accustomed to inventing ""angles"" for my reviews that a movie like this threatens to flummox me. It defies all angles and conventional approaches." B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather October 8, 2003 +611 A modern epic tragedy, where the weight of everyone's actions are felt from conception to enactment. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies October 7, 2003 +611 "A virtuoso achievement for everyone involved whose final credits actually read ""Music by Clint Eastwood"". If a more apropos coda could exist, I couldn't think of one." 4/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com October 7, 2003 +611 There's something to the tribal primitivism of the picture, the idea that man at his essence is composed of balanced portions of nobility and violence. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 7, 2003 +611 Despite the faultless execution, this ultimately unedifying story of pointless murder is ... hopelessly contrived. 2/5 rotten Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com October 7, 2003 +611 So filled with extraordinary performances that you hardly know where to start in discussing it ... Penn, Robbins, Harden and Eastwood all deserve Oscar nominations. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews October 7, 2003 +611 Slowly trudges through the motions of a tired whodunit, saving its dramatic juices for a blowout finale that never comes. 2/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com October 7, 2003 +611 A powerful tale of crime, guilt, and punishment. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 6, 2003 +611 This is an extremely well-crafted and powerful film with searing performances from the all-star cast, most notably Sean Penn and Tim Robbins. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 6, 2003 +611 The performances are all good. However, the film experiences one coincidence after the other, manipulating its audiences rather heavy-handedly. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card October 6, 2003 +611 Each of the three childhood friends who grow up to become the main characters of Mystic River brings the film a particular style of revelation. fresh Chris Fujiwara 0 Boston Phoenix October 4, 2003 +611 This tense, gripping character study is a cleverly complex, powerful and original American tragedy. Clint Eastwood once again displays an astonishing visual sense. Problem is: it's too obvious whodunit. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com October 4, 2003 +611 Riveting moviemaking in the popular vein...Eastwood avoids easy answers and sentimental compromises. fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net October 3, 2003 +611 A tense murder-mystery that finds director Clint Eastwood on familiar ground exploring themes of good and evil, guilt and innocence, anger and revenge. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 3, 2003 +611 Resonates long after the last fade-out. fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 3, 2003 +611 A haunting, ambitious but ultimately flawed film that treads some of the same somber moral territory director Clint Eastwood explored in Unforgiven. 3/4 fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post October 3, 2003 +611 After many meticulously drawn connections, it's a disappointment to see most of our two-plus hours of careful attention thrown away. 2.5/4 rotten Joshua Tanzer 0 Offoffoff October 3, 2003 +611 Mesmerizing filmmaking. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 3, 2003 +611 A solid crime thriller. 3.5/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News October 3, 2003 +611 Once again, a movie withholds vital information in order to pump up its dramatic level in the last act. This device may not be illegitimate, but... 3.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals October 2, 2003 +611 Mystic River is the rare American movie that aspires to -- and achieves -- the full weight and darkness of tragedy. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times October 2, 2003 +611 This is mature, meaningful, thoroughly grown-up filmmaking that has something vitally important to say about the expanding effects of violence in society. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 2, 2003 +611 What you end up admiring about the film is its literacy, its authenticity ... and its refusal to let us down easily. 3/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday October 2, 2003 +611 A classic whodunit. A fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly October 2, 2003 +611 Plodding, emotionally inert, overlong, badly framed, inappropriately scored and polluted with an ensemble who try to outdo each other with bad performances. 1.5/5 rotten Phil Hall 0 Film Threat October 2, 2003 +611 And I take a page from Ann Miller and say it's all a load of horse-puckey. 1/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 0 ToxicUniverse.com October 2, 2003 +611 A somber evocation of a poor, close-knit section of Boston on the brink of moral collapse. 4/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 1, 2003 +611 A whodunnit with a deeply emotional core, thanks to L.A. Confidential scripter Brian Helgeland's richly crafted, textured screenplay and the superb ensemble cast's outstanding individual performances and collective chemistry. 3.5/5 fresh Mary Colbert 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 1, 2003 +611 A movie of startling power and intimacy. 4/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 25, 2003 +611 One of [Eastwood's] boldest and most soulful films to date. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International September 16, 2003 +611 Solid direction, unfussy scripting and terrific acting -- particularly from Penn -- make the film a gripping experience. fresh 0 Film4 June 10, 2003 +611 Mystic River is a complex, deeply ambiguous study of lifelong ties, moral accountability and the flukes of destiny. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety May 29, 2003 +611 A crisp, well-made, visually astute film that will provoke and divide [Eastwood's] admirers. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter May 23, 2003 +611 B+ fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +611 2/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun October 17, 2003 +611 3.5/4 fresh 0 Hartford Courant October 17, 2003 +611 3.5/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies October 15, 2003 +612 Bounces along with a lame script and inconsistent pace. rotten Brian Lowry 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +612 A loud and truly pointless action-comedy. 2/5 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) July 6, 2006 +612 Hardly worth the four-year wait. rotten Nigel Floyd 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +612 "Harrelson and Snipes reproduce their onscreen magic from ""White Men Can't Jump,"" even though no one asked them to" 2/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat October 22, 2005 +612 Snipes and Harrelson are still good together, but the screenplay stinks. 2/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum March 25, 2005 +612 Goes nowhere fast. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com August 7, 2004 +612 "More viscerally charged than ""Speed"" and hipper than ""Die Hard With a Vengeance,"" the movie is a careening, screeching joyride that showers sparks like fireworks." 4/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +612 Shapeless buddy-action junk. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +612 "Money Train"" is a by-the-numbers action-buddy picture, and few directors run through those numbers as smoothly as Joseph Ruben." 3/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 13, 2001 +612 Even if they only charged a token, it would be too much. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +612 The two stars do manage to get off a couple of amusing riffs and Snipes gets to show off some of his kung fu fighting skills, but that's hardly enough to rescue what amounts to a real mess. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +612 "Pity poor Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson: two gifted actors who must have rotten self-esteem. Why else would they choose to be in a turkey like ""Money Train""?" rotten Jane Ganahl 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +612 A big, noisy headache of a movie... D+ rotten Ken Tucker 1 Entertainment Weekly November 22, 1995 +612 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 10, 2005 +612 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 19, 2005 +612 3/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +612 2/5 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) February 27, 2004 +612 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 20, 2004 +612 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 6, 2004 +612 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 6, 2003 +612 1/5 rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 21, 2003 +612 1/5 rotten Blake French 0 NutzWorld July 15, 2003 +612 1/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 27, 2003 +612 1/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) December 19, 2002 +612 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 22, 2002 +612 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +612 0.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +612 1/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +612 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +612 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +613 The older versions were slicker moviemaking but took this likable trash more seriously than it is worth. The new version has just about the right easygoing attitude. fresh James Agee 1 TIME Magazine March 2, 2018 +617 An offbeat melodramatic Western with added comedy that makes the villain a more arresting subject than the hero. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 27, 2008 +617 Toland's landscapes are superb. fresh Bob Baker 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +617 4/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 8, 2004 +617 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +618 The Night the Lights Went Off in Georgia offers a rousing glimpse of life in a small Southern town. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 31, 2004 +626 Whatever they paid Canadian horror auteur David Cronenberg to appear in this godforsaken mess, it wasn't enough. 0/5 rotten Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight February 8, 2014 +626 As far as B-horror movies go with camp, and cheese, this is a good one... 3/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +626 Jason follows the ol' tradition of monsters going into space. 2.5/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is February 20, 2008 +626 An underdog classic of camp. B+ fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth January 11, 2008 +626 Exuberantly crappy bad fun. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2007 +626 ...a somewhat anticlimactic capper to a seriously subpar series of films. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 22, 2003 +626 The original films were cheap and nasty, a bit like a venereal disease I suppose. fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page June 20, 2003 +626 Low rent from frame one. 1/5 rotten David Grove 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +626 There's not a single jump-in-your-seat moment and believe it or not, Jason actually takes a backseat in his own film to special effects. 5 rotten Terri Clark 0 Apollo Guide October 17, 2002 +626 In the wake of Scream, Jason X is a post-modern horror film that comes off as just a little too post. 2/5 rotten Michael Brody 0 CinemaBlend September 28, 2002 +626 This newest puritan-pukefest is as joyless as they come...you can count each shock-moment down to the millisecond. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) August 23, 2002 +626 Although trying to balance self-referential humor and a normal ol' slasher plot seemed like a decent endeavor, the result doesn't fully satisfy either the die-hard Jason fans or those who can take a good joke. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 12, 2002 +626 As far as the Friday series goes, this is more fun than anyone had any right to imagine. 3/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com July 9, 2002 +626 truly a last-gasp effort 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk June 13, 2002 +626 Producer Sean S. Cunningham and cronies have wisely given up trying to scare us with this series. 2/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) June 10, 2002 +626 I have to admit that I am baffled by Jason X. 0/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs June 10, 2002 +626 This franchise has not spawned a single good film. The crap continues. 1/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review June 7, 2002 +626 Each scene wreaks of routine; the film never manages to generate a single threat of suspense. 0/5 rotten Blake French 0 NutzWorld June 3, 2002 +626 The gore comes with brutal regularity, so that, despite Farmer and Isaac's attempts to liven things up, the film still just wears you down. rotten Paul Malcolm 1 L.A. Weekly June 1, 2002 +626 Almost entertaining in it's campy stupidity. C- rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) May 30, 2002 +626 Will anyone who isn't a Fangoria subscriber be excited that it hasn't gone straight to video? 2/5 rotten Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY May 13, 2002 +626 If you're down for a silly hack-and-slash flick, you can do no wrong with Jason X. 4/5 fresh Eric Campos 0 Mars Colony May 6, 2002 +626 Without the dark spookiness of Crystal Lake Camp, the horror concept completely loses its creepy menace. 1/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com May 6, 2002 +626 Everything else Jason X tries to do has been done too, and generally a lot better. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com May 4, 2002 +626 Gives a whole new meaning to the phrase 'summer camp.' rotten Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International May 4, 2002 +626 The ideas that Jason X conveys are almost too familiar to even deserve a writing credit... 1/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org May 4, 2002 +626 A movie that's just plain awful but still manages to entertain on a guilty-pleasure, so-bad-it's-funny level. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid April 29, 2002 +626 The supposedly new, improved, futuristic Jason is just the same guy with a hipper hockey mask. Thumbs down. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper April 29, 2002 +626 An amalgam of the Alien and Terminator films, only without the style. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review April 29, 2002 +626 The kills are fun for audiences and special effects creators alike, as are many lines, but it's still the same old thing redressed to happen someplace else. 1.5/4 rotten Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com April 29, 2002 +626 Better than I thought it would be [but] it's still a big ball of garbage. 2/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies April 28, 2002 +626 Boy, has this franchise ever run out of gas. rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers April 27, 2002 +626 There's still an inexplicable, weird appeal to this not-so-charismatic killer and the movie series that just won't go away. 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide April 26, 2002 +626 Isn't scary at all and isn't nearly as funny as its filmmakers seem to think it is. 0/4 rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! April 26, 2002 +626 A protracted and only sporadically imaginative menu of ways to be murdered. 1.5/5 rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post April 26, 2002 +626 Jason gets a futuristic makeover and annihilates someone using a giant screwing tool. After sitting through Jason's latest exploits, the audience may find itself identifying with that victim in particular. 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today April 26, 2002 +626 This film is painfully predictable. 1/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide April 26, 2002 +626 Truly terrible. 2/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star April 26, 2002 +626 Putting the primitive murderer inside a high-tech space station unleashes a Pandora's Box of special effects that run the gamut from cheesy to cheesier to cheesiest. 1.5/4 rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel April 26, 2002 +626 Oh, it will have you screaming all right, but not for the desired reasons. 1/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! April 26, 2002 +626 The premise of Jason X is silly but strangely believable. 2/4 fresh Jonathan Curiel 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 26, 2002 +626 Directed in a paint-by-numbers manner. 1/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle April 26, 2002 +626 What makes Jason X so much fun is that director James Isaac has his tongue firmly planted in his cheek, ensuring that the film offers as many killer laughs as killings. 2.5/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies April 26, 2002 +626 Unwatchable because of a stupid story, its painfully obvious plot twists, bad acting and terrible special effects. 1/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies April 26, 2002 +626 Most of the movie, which was sort of directed by special-effects veteran Jim Isaac, is inept restagings of Aliens scenes, and climaxes with some TermiJason idiocy. 1.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News April 26, 2002 +626 A low-rent retread of the Alien pictures. rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 26, 2002 +626 A nostalgic romp through horror mythology. 3/5 fresh Dwayne E. Leslie 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 26, 2002 +626 The movie is concocted and carried out by folks worthy of scorn, and the nicest thing I can say is that I can't remember a single name responsible for it. rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe April 26, 2002 +626 As a movie, Jason X is a piece of garbage. As a drinking game, it is ideal. 0/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune April 26, 2002 +626 You have to wonder what the point is anymore. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 26, 2002 +626 As we have come to learn -- as many times as we have fingers to count on -- Jason is a killer who doesn't know the meaning of the word 'quit.' The filmmakers might want to look it up. 1.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 26, 2002 +626 ..little action, almost no suspense or believable tension, one-dimensional characters up the wazoo and sets that can only be described as sci-fi generic. 4/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium April 26, 2002 +626 I'm not sure why anyone that isn't a diehard fan of the series would bother wasting their time with X. You'd be just as well off renting one of the older titles, because they're all pretty much the same movie. 3/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine April 26, 2002 +626 Very little suspense. 1.5/4 rotten Megan Turner 1 New York Post April 26, 2002 +626 Four hundred years into the future, human beings can conquer new planets and are still dumb enough to split up when a psycho killer is after them. 1/4 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Kansas City Star April 26, 2002 +626 Amusing...Jason unapologetically slashes his way through every predictable scene without concern for originality or story, right down to the typical cliffhanger ending. 5.5/10 rotten Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment April 25, 2002 +626 The acting rarely surpasses the occasional sexy hair-toss. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel April 25, 2002 +626 The producers should have let sleeping dogs lie. 1/4 rotten Bryan Reesman 0 Citysearch April 25, 2002 +626 Jason X has cheesy effects and a hoary plot, but its macabre, self-deprecating sense of humor makes up for a lot. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 25, 2002 +626 A long way from high art. Or even high schlock. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 25, 2002 +626 Actually sitting through a movie called Jason X, in which Jason does indeed go to outer space and become a killer cyborg, is not as much fun as thinking about it. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News April 25, 2002 +626 May offend viewers not amused by the sick sense of humor. rotten David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter April 25, 2002 +626 Expect the same-old, lame-old slasher nonsense, just with different scenery. 1/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press April 25, 2002 +626 It's a fanboy 'what if?' brought to life on the big screen. D- rotten Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News April 25, 2002 +626 "Plays like one of those conversations that Comic Book Guy on ""The Simpsons"" has." 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central April 25, 2002 +626 The whole film is a rip off of the original Alien film. 1.5/4 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) April 25, 2002 +626 The best B movie since Virus. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times April 25, 2002 +626 On the shelf for at least two years, Jason X should have stayed there -- or at least headed straight to video during the Halloween season. 3/10 rotten Blake Wright 0 ComingSoon.net April 25, 2002 +626 Murder and mayhem of this sort quickly becomes monotonous. 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 25, 2002 +626 It will come as no surprise that the movie isn't scary. But here's the real damn: It isn't funny, either. D- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly April 25, 2002 +626 With its kind of enjoyable, high volume techno-organ funeral music and its little bits of humor, I've got to admit it. It could have been worse. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 24, 2002 +626 Whether Jason X is this bad on purpose is never clear. But one thing's for sure: It never comes close to being either funny or scary. 1.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire April 24, 2002 +626 The dialogue's so putrid you can smell it, the cast is feeble and the generic sets and effects elicit more laughs than screams. 1/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com April 24, 2002 +626 Deserving of immediate X-cision and X-termination, and its makers forced to to perform some act of X-piation for it. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 24, 2002 +626 Considerably more entertaining than most of what passes for a 'mindless horror flick' these days. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 23, 2002 +626 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +626 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +626 3/5 fresh Jane Crowther 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +626 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons June 13, 2002 +626 0/5 rotten Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle May 5, 2002 +626 5/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com April 28, 2002 +626 2/5 rotten Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com April 26, 2002 +627 It may be most effective for audiences who do need a spoonful of sugar to make the historical medicine go down. 6/10 fresh Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist June 12, 2010 +627 The ultimate lesson? Sometimes you make a noble point by acting like a jackass. B fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus September 15, 2008 +627 Director Brett Morgen earns high marks for finding a most innovative way to illustrate a regrettable chapter in American history. fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze August 27, 2008 +627 ...despite its storytelling creativity, it doesn't generate as much inspiration or excitement as I would have expected. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 24, 2008 +627 The raw, gritty, real stock footage just doesn't match with the spoof-like quality of the animated trial. 2.5/4 rotten Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine June 18, 2008 +627 Indirectly scolds today's meek populace for letting its war-minded government rage unchecked. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star May 22, 2008 +627 The Chicago riots may have been our parents' history, but this is not our parents' documentary. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune April 11, 2008 +627 Despite the number in its title, this odd but sometimes entertaining documentary/docudrama hybrid looks at seven defendants who were accused of organizing the protests and orchestrating the resulting mayhem. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) April 10, 2008 +627 A documentary that somehow manages to capture the anarchic spirit of those topsy-turvy times without devolving into anarchy itself. 3/5 fresh Josh Rosenblatt 0 Austin Chronicle April 4, 2008 +627 Makes skillful use of documentary footage to relate what happened in the streets of Chicago, culminating in what was routinely described at the time as 'a police riot.' B fresh Harper Barnes 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 4, 2008 +627 It's hard not to think of the many other protestors, detainees, and U.S. citizens whose rights are being stifled as we speak. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters March 21, 2008 +627 The anachronistic music cues and refreshing lack of hippie-dippie reminiscence make it a movie for right now -- a funny, fiendishly entertaining salute to dissent in all its forms. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly March 17, 2008 +627 History is on the side of the protesters, who were right to shout about government corruption and the Vietnam War, so a contemporary film needs to more than just take their side. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 14, 2008 +627 If nothing else, it's a welcomed alternative to the more straightforward and serious film that Spielberg is likely to deliver. 3/4 fresh Jeff Shannon 1 Seattle Times March 14, 2008 +627 Morgen recaptures the unreal air of the whole chapter; you can imagine young audiences understanding, perhaps for the first time, what the fuss was about. B+ fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian March 14, 2008 +627 Its greatest achievement, no question, is simply that it rescues a period of modern history from its suffocating blanket of respect and worship. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy March 4, 2008 +627 It's a fresh and important new take on one of the most tumultuous periods in American history. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper March 3, 2008 +627 The Signal is not for the squeamish, but the violence is doled out judiciously and interspersed with moments of mordant, truly biting comedy. fresh Pamela Troy 0 culturevulture.net March 1, 2008 +627 Morgen's film suffers from two fatal flaws: prosaic story-telling and political naivete. rotten Harry Chotiner 0 culturevulture.net March 1, 2008 +627 A cacophony of sights and sounds and a disjointed narrative dilute the message. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today February 29, 2008 +627 In eschewing the use of a narrator or talking heads, Morgen leaves out too much crucial information. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post February 29, 2008 +627 A provocative reflection of its rule-breaking subjects, Brett Morgen's political documentary re-examines the past while drawing unmissable parallels to the present. 3/4 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News February 29, 2008 +627 The director wants to bring recent history to life for people who weren't around to witness it, and in that he succeeds pretty admirably. 4/5 fresh Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times February 29, 2008 +627 Creaky and overinstructive. rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 29, 2008 +627 Worth seeing for the expert archival selections, but a decidedly mixed bag for anyone familiar, or unfamiliar, with the times. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor February 29, 2008 +627 The movie dazzles us into self-examination. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 29, 2008 +627 An electrifying picture. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader February 29, 2008 +627 A bit of a mess but it is such an energetic and ambitious mess that it winds up capturing the energy and feel of its subject better than a more staid approach to the material possibly could have achieved. 4/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com February 29, 2008 +627 The film uses voiceover actors and Waking Life-style animation to re-create the infamous trial with amazing effectiveness and intimacy. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 29, 2008 +627 Morgan does a magnificent job of getting the viewer's feet wet, splashing them with just enough information to make them eager to discover additional information about these people and events. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com February 28, 2008 +627 "The first sign that somebody will be wholly unable to effectively communicate with kids today is when they refer to them as ""kids today." 2.5/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com February 28, 2008 +627 Lacks even the confidence to let speak for themselves the images of police and national guardsmen clubbing unarmed American demonstrators. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 28, 2008 +627 Morgen's best achievement is the news footage, more detailed looks at events outside the Conrad Hilton Hotel and in Chicago parks than you typically see on TV rehashes. 3/4 fresh Sid Smith 1 Chicago Tribune February 28, 2008 +627 Should probably have more depth after four decades of reflection. 2/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com February 28, 2008 +627 A riveting work that's hilarious, accessible and, sure, timeless in some ways. But still maybe a bit useless, too. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Campbell 0 Cinematical February 28, 2008 +627 Morgen displays obvious admiration for the Yippies' festive mentality in the shadow of authority, but he makes a valiant effort to avoid treating them as relics. fresh Eric Kohn 0 New York Press February 27, 2008 +627 Here is an unabashed call to a new age of protests. Is it agit prop propaganda? You bet. A- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 22, 2008 +627 A powerhouse film that ranks among the very best nonfiction features of the past decade. fresh Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International February 11, 2008 +627 While the story does lightly touch on some of the questionable decisions of the Chicago Seven's leaders, it generates a compelling argument for free speech. 3.5/5 fresh Jeremy Mathews 0 Film Threat January 25, 2007 +627 Defying chronology and without interviews or narration, Morgen's inventive docu is a colorful chronicle of the Democratic Convention and Conspiracy Trial perfectly tuned to our politically charged times--a call to arms that's not didactic or preachy B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 19, 2007 +627 Brett Morgen's agit-prop documentary augments its excellent assemblage of archival footage with capture-motion animation to rep the courtroom antics, all in the service of an ideologically loaded approach. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 19, 2007 +627 The Heavy Metal of anti-war docs. 8.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net January 18, 2007 +627 4/5 fresh Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +627 B fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald October 18, 2008 +627 B+ fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com February 27, 2008 +633 It's a promising start for director Tze Chun, but despite the film's charms, the story doesn't get interesting enough early enough. 2/4 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune June 11, 2010 +633 An independent film that's all about forced independence. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail April 23, 2010 +633 Shows enormous love and respect for those clutching at the short end of the American Dream. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader April 1, 2010 +633 Preserving a sense of hope for today's children, there is too much in this film that is too hard to believe. 5/10 rotten Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics March 19, 2010 +633 keeps the danger and sadness at bay, instead giving us two fairly developed kid characters 4/5 fresh Norm Schrager 0 Filmcritic.com March 18, 2010 +633 Chen and Chiu's genuine, rarely cloying performances along with Cheung's urgent sincerity add immeasurably to this timely film's many modest pleasures. 3/5 fresh Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times March 12, 2010 +633 Restraint proves a virtue of -- and a shrewd if necessary choice for -- Children of Invention, a modestly scaled, quietly effective independent movie about a struggling single mother and her two children. 3/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times March 12, 2010 +633 Performances are realistic and unpretentious, and the backbone of this observant movie by a director-writer with a promising future. 3/4 fresh 1 New York Post March 12, 2010 +633 Heartfelt but dramatically tepid tale of two kids who must fend for themselves after their single mom goes missing. fresh Frank Lovece 1 Hollywood Reporter March 11, 2010 +633 Children of Invention seems furiously scribbled in shorthand, undermining what it has to offer in contemporary resonance. 2/5 rotten Kevin B. Lee 1 Time Out March 10, 2010 +633 Children of Invention's derives its beauty from its casually obsessed dwelling on the minutia of dreaming when you're down and out. 3/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine March 8, 2010 +633 Children of Invention is appealing as a modest appreciation of certain strengths of innocence. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe February 26, 2010 +633 A more than welcome addition, in a film world where mothers more often than not, get a bad rap for everything that ails US society when it comes to shortchanging children. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze February 19, 2010 +636 An utterly mesmerising and fantastic production of the world famous ballet. fresh Jennifer Tate 0 ViewLondon January 10, 2013 +638 Flawed crime comedy pairs sex with violence. 2/5 rotten Andrea Beach 0 Common Sense Media July 18, 2017 +638 A sharp, smart movie peppered with A-grade performances from its B-list cast. fresh Richard Luck 0 Film4 April 16, 2008 +638 To the director's credit, the actors all seem responsive to his touch, giving performances that are lively and flavorsome, if not deep or unlike anything each of them has done before. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety April 16, 2008 +638 Herzfeld has a tolerable eye for filling a 'Scope frame but a tin ear when it comes to creating dialogue; these are all characters we've met before, and most even seem bored with themselves. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader April 16, 2008 +638 It's not that this is a bad, blackly comic slice-of-lowlife: It's just that you've just seen it all before. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide April 16, 2008 +638 A quirky, multi-character collage that skillfully keeps you off balance, not knowing where it's headed. 7/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com December 8, 2007 +638 One constant is its lovely cinematography. Another is its utter insignificance. 1/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +638 Smoothly constructed, for such a busy piece of work, and Hatcher's ascent to stardom continues. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +638 When the highlight of your movie is a catfight between Teri Hatcher and Charlize Theron...well, it's not necessarily a bad thing, but it couldve been better 2/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat November 3, 2005 +638 Charlize Theron is super-sexy, and devilishy memorable 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 10, 2005 +638 an intelligent thriller - a nice surprise 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 19, 2004 +638 This smart movie never seemed smart. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 17, 2004 +638 Closer to straightforward drama than black comedy. 5/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 13, 2004 +638 Among the many lacking Pulp Fiction carbon copies that refuses to realize its surrealistic shortcomings. An exaggerated and aimless mess starving for attention 2/5 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye May 24, 2003 +638 A sleek, amusingly nasty screen debut by a film maker whose television credits include an Amy Fisher docudrama. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +638 Like its protagonists, it misses the target by inches. 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium February 24, 2003 +638 An ensemble-cast mishmash of crime and betrayal that manages to work. 3.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +638 This movie isn't bad for mere entertainment, but it's overshadowed by other, better movies in the same genre. 2.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit August 21, 2002 +638 Funny, pathetic, sad, absurdist -- writer-director John Herzfeld plays it any number of ways, and makes them all work. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +638 Herzfeld's marriage of dark humor with graphic violence isn't compatible, and his occasional moral statements about cheapened life stick out like sore thumbs. 2.5/4 rotten Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +638 A somewhat entertaining ride to nowhere in particular. rotten Leslie Rigoulot 0 Film Scouts April 17, 2002 +638 There are too many characters, but some are a lot of fun. The tone shifts, from graphic murder to wig-flipping farce, are too extreme, but much of it works. 3/5 fresh Jack Mathews 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +638 "Mazursky delivers one of the best lines in the film when he observes, ""It's been my observation that losers are more truthful than winners."" Amen. Here's to some losers who sometimes get to win." 9/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +638 It's pure entertainment -- nothing too serious, nothing too deep -- with an artistic sensibility. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +638 The plot underlies even the most inexplicable scenes and eventually links even the most widely separated characters, but what makes the movie fun is the dialogue and the behavior. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +638 A tense, heartfelt, funny and sometimes brutal film. B+ fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +638 Shallow characterisation, a script so laid-back you can almost hear it snoring and the occasional outburst of hokey dialogue lead to a movie a good deal less charming than it thinks it is. 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +638 A jumbled hodgepodge with an excess of plot masquerading as hip thriller. 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +638 Not everyone will get this film, but for those who appreciate the delectable rewards of black comedy, this is an encounter with substantial rewards. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +638 Herzfeld's characters border on the bizarre, and yet each is endearing. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +638 Herzfeld, an award-winning television writer and director, didn't craft either a compelling story or create characters with any real depth. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +638 A solid picture that is probably accessible to a wider audience than Pulp Fiction was... 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +638 This produces some rather nasty-funny surprises. fresh Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +638 Somehow, although this film's unevenness tends to take us out of the action now and then, there's something kind of agreeable about it. fresh Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +638 A genuinely human redemption story wrapped in a dark, violent thriller. 8/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +638 D- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +638 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 25, 2007 +638 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 8, 2006 +638 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 12, 2005 +638 4/5 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 18, 2004 +638 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 2, 2004 +638 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies December 25, 2003 +638 3/5 fresh Derek Smith 0 Cinematic Reflections December 22, 2003 +638 3.5/4 fresh Leonard Schwarz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +638 4/5 fresh Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) March 23, 2003 +638 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 8, 2002 +638 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +638 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +638 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +638 D- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly September 27, 1996 +639 Uh, no. 1/5 rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 1, 2007 +639 Masterfully constructed and yet eventually rather wearisome. B fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness June 22, 2006 +639 One wonders what this cast could have done had they been given some real material to work with. 1/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 18, 2005 +639 A big mess. rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 Film Journal International September 9, 2002 +639 A major misfire from one of my favorite directors. 1/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +639 The movie works, thanks to Walken's and DaFoe's hardcore performances. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 11, 2002 +639 Decadence rules the day for Abel Ferrara's offbeat soft porn look at how the modern world has come up with a new criminal type -- the international corporate raider. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +639 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +639 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 14, 2005 +639 1/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 25, 2003 +639 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +639 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 13, 2002 +639 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +639 1.5/5 rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +639 7 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +639 6/10 fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +640 Well done mixture of romance and film noir. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television January 30, 2012 +640 Captivating. fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion October 7, 2010 +640 ... a minor noir with Fuller's tabloid sensibility and Sirk's romantic gloss, directed with an economy that makes the most of its modest budget. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com December 5, 2009 +640 In his own way, Sirk was as good a director as Fuller; here he emphasizes the complex, intense emotions of the lead characters, which helps guide the film over some of its plot hurdles. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 30, 2009 +640 A hamstrung potboiler. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 8, 2007 +640 While Shockproof will inspire more groans than gasps, it's essential viewing for fans of Mr. Fuller and Mr. Sirk. 3/5 fresh Matt Zoller 1 New York Times January 25, 2007 +640 B fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews February 3, 2007 +641 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 10, 2005 +642 ... a well-made refined tearjerker melodrama that would have profited more as a screwball comedy. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 22, 2006 +642 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +644 we're merely left waiting to see when the Fatal Attraction plot points will finally take over and what creative way Kanganis will come up with next to get Ford out of her top. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com April 27, 2008 +644 ...primarily resembles one of those late-night erotic thrillers that one occasionally stumbles upon while channel surfing... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 11, 2008 +644 F rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +646 Thomas hit the mark with Bell and a decade away has not dulled the razor wit Veronica wields toward any adversary unfortunate enough to cross her path. 8/10 fresh Aaron Peterson 0 The Hollywood Outsider October 12, 2018 +646 Veronica Mars, the movie, hits the romance too hard but keeps both the humanity and the noir edge. fresh Eve Tushnet 0 The American Conservative August 7, 2018 +646 Perhaps you need to be a lover of the original series to fully appreciate this latest effort. rotten Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) January 2, 2018 +646 There are no perfectly happy endings in noir, but if this is the last word on Veronica Mars, it's a fitting and even hopeful one, but it also opens up some great possibilities for the future of the franchise. fresh Alex Heeney 0 Seventh Row August 15, 2017 +646 Veronica Mars will definitely please the fans desperate to catch up with the residents of Neptune, but I feel certain it won't sate us for long. fresh Jenni Miller 1 Film.com June 9, 2017 +646 Veronica Mars will inevitably delight fans of the series to no end, but newbies shouldn't be shy -- it's actually quite the perfect introduction to the series. 9/10 fresh Britt Hayes 0 ScreenCrush March 16, 2017 +646 As a whole, I loved the movie. It felt like filmed fanfic, and I mean that in the best possible way: No pretension. fresh Rebecca Pahle 0 The Mary Sue September 20, 2016 +646 Veronica Mars retains all of the humor and intriguing human dimension it possessed while on the air. B+ fresh Nathan Bartlebaugh 0 The Film Stage June 21, 2016 +646 It's basically a two-hour episode of the show. And I mean that as the highest compliment. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire June 18, 2016 +646 The tone is exactly right, and the passage of a few years has been good on everyone's looks. 3/4 fresh Tom Gliatto 0 People Magazine April 25, 2016 +646 Despite its middle-class magnolia feel in one respect, it has some sharp lines, twists and turns, revived characters, a neat score and good jokes about Warner Bros' stalwart Clint Eastwood. 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail October 10, 2014 +646 A return to the admired television series is equal parts fun and frustrating. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight September 5, 2014 +646 It's not much of a movie, but it's a mostly good time with old friends. 6.0/10 fresh Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes August 1, 2014 +646 "It's hard to say how ""Veronica Mars"" will play to the uninitiated, but it's everything a fan could want." A fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) June 19, 2014 +646 A film like this always raises the question of whether newcomers can enjoy it, as they are unarmed with an understanding of the characters' histories and all the references that are surely contained within the screenplay. In this case, the answer is yes. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat May 7, 2014 +646 The Veronica Mars movie is sure to delight the legions of fans of the show, while also acting as a satisfying mystery for those who are just meeting these characters for the first time. 3.5/5 fresh Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com May 5, 2014 +646 Such an appealing heroine makes it easy for anyone, existing fan or not, to be entertained by this yarn. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com April 21, 2014 +646 "Bell slips back into her Veronica character with ease, and while newbies to the franchise might wonder what the fuss was all about, the ""Marshmallows"" are happy. " 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly March 26, 2014 +646 I've never seen the show that spawned it, but it was still exactly what I was expecting. I am neither overwhelmed nor underwhelmed by it. I am whelmed. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 25, 2014 +646 Let's be honest, this movie is for the fans. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 25, 2014 +646 The film is an obvious labor of love for all concerned, and the good times are infectious. fresh Bruce Diones 1 New Yorker March 24, 2014 +646 Veronica is still the spit fire and quick witted Amazon who lands on her feet in every situation no matter how awkward or dangerous. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed March 21, 2014 +646 The film even manages things neatly at the end: we get a mixture of closure and openness, in which things are rounded off, yet there's still the possibility of another adventure. 3.5/5 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) March 21, 2014 +646 Strictly for fans of the show rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit March 21, 2014 +646 The uninitiated may not go for the all-too-convenient crime solving, melodramatic love triangle, and playful banter, but cultists will find all the show's pleasures intact. fresh Brianna Wellen 1 Chicago Reader March 20, 2014 +646 Until now, Veronica Mars has been that movie that got funded by that Internet site. Now, it's just a good mystery movie with snappy dialogue. That's an even nobler thing to be. 7.7/10 fresh Chris Morgan 0 Paste Magazine March 20, 2014 +646 Veronica Mars is exactly the film that fans were pining for and offers the kind of confident, small-scale storytelling that is eminently watchable to those new to the 'marshmallow' army. fresh Simon Foster 0 Screen-Space March 18, 2014 +646 Veronica herself is such a breath of fresh air as a strong female character: smart, secure, resourceful, loyal, funny and not the slightest bit chickish. 3/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 ChristyLemire.com March 17, 2014 +646 Sassy, snappy two-hour spin-off from the original cult favorite. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate March 17, 2014 +646 The plot is labyrinthine, the direction televisual and the explanatory voiceover incessant, but a smattering of sharp one-liners hint at the series's enduring appeal. 2/5 rotten Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) March 16, 2014 +646 You don't need to be an obsessive fan of the series... the self-mocking cameo from James Franco - caught by a celebrity spy camera trying to squeeze into a pair of skinny jeans and to find words that rhyme with 'orange' - is funny without footnotes. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk March 15, 2014 +646 Will the big-screen 'Veronica Mars' leave its devoted Marshmallows hungry for s'more? It's a pretty good bet. B fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger March 15, 2014 +646 Veronica Mars did something new, but bringing back something old. And even Veronica, with her cool, cynical detachment, would think is pretty cool. B fresh Drew Taylor 0 The Playlist March 14, 2014 +646 This isn't just a nostalgia trip. Almost a decade has passed, and the characters aren't just older, they've changed in recognizable and gratifying ways. fresh Esther Breger 1 The New Republic March 14, 2014 +646 The fan of the series will go bonkers with this big-screen adaptation. However, the casual viewer can also find a catchy whodunit with some unexpected laughs. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies March 14, 2014 +646 Charming, bantery thriller is made by and for die-hard fans. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media March 14, 2014 +646 "Anyone who loved the television show and supported the Kickstarter should adore this film. Rob Thomas and the VM crew deliver a brilliantly constructed film that redefines the phrase ""fan service." A+ fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine March 14, 2014 +646 Veronica Mars, then, accomplishes what it set out to accomplish, and in that sense it can be considered a success. 3/4 fresh Jack Rodgers 0 TV Guide March 14, 2014 +646 Basically, this is a movie for people who read US Weekly but are smart enough to feel embarrassed about it. C+ rotten Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk March 14, 2014 +646 Talky, harmless comic detective yarn. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express March 14, 2014 +646 It's A Very Brady Christmas but with snappier dialogue and murder. 5.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline March 14, 2014 +646 When the film gets down to its selected core of primary characters, Veronica Mars picks up like it only went off the air yesterday. B fresh Jake Cole 0 Movie Mezzanine March 14, 2014 +646 There should be a sequel to further explore this intriguing concept. Gather your pennies, Marshmallows. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee March 14, 2014 +646 Somehow, miraculously, the Veronica Mars movie is definitely not bad. It's pretty damn good, actually. fresh Margaret Lyons 1 New York Magazine/Vulture March 14, 2014 +646 Private eye mysteries are so rare these days - indeed, the form is almost extinct on the big screen - that the film ends up feeling surprisingly fresh. 3/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times March 14, 2014 +646 The Veronica Mars movie isn't the groundbreaker or the life-changer that you may have hoped, but like the show it's highly enjoyable, and probably more of a cult favorite than a blockbuster. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 14, 2014 +646 Not great, but it reminds us why we liked her so much in the first place. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald March 14, 2014 +646 Veronica Mars is a delicious and fulfilling outing for those who remember the series fondly, and even those who are non-fans should be able to follow along for most of the fun. 7/10 fresh Adam A. Donaldson 0 We Got This Covered March 14, 2014 +646 In giving the fans what they want, Thomas has found an excuse to bring Veronica back, but perhaps not the right reason. rotten Joe Cunningham 0 Film4 March 14, 2014 +646 Thomas's offering may not be earth-shattering but does induce a tingly sensation. 3/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard March 14, 2014 +646 If there is one thing to be said of this picture, it's to simply enjoy it for what it's worth. 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys March 14, 2014 +646 A big-screen outing for the small screen Nancy Drew-alike that puts the 'fun' into 'crowdfunding'. 3/5 fresh James Dyer 0 Empire Magazine March 14, 2014 +646 If you are new to these people, it feels like it takes forever to get to its tiny point. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 14, 2014 +646 Perfectly captures the magic of the show. A great follow-up. 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium March 14, 2014 +646 Funded by fans, this follow-up to the cult TV show feels a lot like an extended reunion episode. But even those unfamiliar with the series will enjoy the twisty plot and smart dialog, plus the sparky Kristen Bell in the title role. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com March 14, 2014 +646 All in all the movie delivers what you expect but not in the way that you expect it, which makes it work as both a long-delayed fourth chapter in Veronica's story and a rare big-screen version of a TV show ... 3.5/4 fresh Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com March 14, 2014 +646 Right now, the question is how did Veronica Mars turn out as a movie? It's a mixed bag. Too much time wasted on a whodunit that's more like a who-cares. No matter. Mars fans will have a blast. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone March 14, 2014 +646 [T]his continuation of the story from the television show is so dependent upon one's intimacy with the show that, as a standalone movie, it is restrictive. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 14, 2014 +646 A triumph for the show's rabid fan base, a fun excursion for relative newcomers, and tangible proof that, sometimes, deceased shows deserve new life. 3.5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 CinemaBlend March 14, 2014 +646 Veronica Mars is a delightful piece of fan service - a supersized TV reunion episode expanded for viewing in movie theaters. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews March 14, 2014 +646 "In the center, of course, is Bell, still right on target with the wisecracks and attitude that made ""Mars"" work." B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News March 14, 2014 +646 It all seems like an overblown TV episode. 2.5/4 rotten Carl Wilson 1 Globe and Mail March 14, 2014 +646 Veronica Mars is a great deal more than a bonus episode, but slightly less than a movie. 2.5/4 rotten David Hiltbrand 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 14, 2014 +646 I never watched an episode of Veronica Mars when it was on TV, but you don't need to be a die hard fan to like the film. 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com March 14, 2014 +646 For the uninitiated, it's enjoyable enough to see what the fuss is all about even if it will likely lead you to Netflix or other binge-viewing options for a marathon session afterwards. 6.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files March 13, 2014 +646 Ties up a lot of loose ends and opens up a new can of worms. fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times March 13, 2014 +646 Luckily, the action picks up when the dialogue stalls, with startling car crashes, cat-and-mouse games and unexpected gunshots that make for a spellbinding climax. 2.5/4 fresh Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post March 13, 2014 +646 The mystery is absorbing, but it is the depth of characters and richness of the relationships that makes this movie so effective. Fifteen minutes in, I was a marshmallow. A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet March 13, 2014 +646 Thomas Wolfe professed you can't go home again. Veronica Mars proves him wrong. This trip back to her old mystery-solving stomping ground is pleasantly entertaining for the uniformed and a perfect thank you to all of the loyal fans. B fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee March 13, 2014 +646 The plot, as skinny as a latte and just as filling, won't win any new converts to the defunct series. 2/4 rotten Chris Knight 0 National Post March 13, 2014 +646 The fan-funded revival of Rob Thomas's much-loved teen-PI series proves more footnote than fresh start. 2/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Guardian March 13, 2014 +646 Be careful what you wish for, and also what you buy into. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star March 13, 2014 +646 "There are so many in-jokes and silly cameos that it's easy to look past the fact that ""Veronica Mars"" feels not so much like a cinematic experience, but an extended TV show on the big screen." 3/5 fresh Nina Garin 0 San Diego Union-Tribune March 13, 2014 +646 It's effective as a sequel to the television series and works just as well as a stand-alone film. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today March 13, 2014 +646 Everything feels forced, from Veronica's almost compulsive snappy patter to a class reunion that includes a sex tape and a brawl. rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times March 13, 2014 +646 "Veronica Mars"" isn't really a movie but another episode -- and not even a grand finale -- with all the familiar characters and in-jokes that viewers expect." 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday March 13, 2014 +646 It's briskly entertaining as a mystery, and such a pleasing revival that it's not even that frustrating when the film concludes on more than one bit of unfinished business. 3.5/5 fresh Keith Phipps 0 The Dissolve March 13, 2014 +646 "They're calling ""Veronica Mars"" a movie, but no matter which way you squint at it, it's a TV show." 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe March 13, 2014 +646 For devotees of the much loved series, this long-awaited Veronica Mars feature film is a five-star proposition. For everyone else, Veronica Mars is a pleasant diversion. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies March 13, 2014 +646 A workmanlike but hardly scintillating mystery that spends more time and energy reintroducing characters from the show and trying to capture its original flavor than constructing a compelling narrative. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 13, 2014 +646 For those new to the character, this smart mystery succeeds in introducing viewers to this delightful little world. 3.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews March 13, 2014 +646 Marshmallow nation, you may now exhale: Rob Thomas did ya right. 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle March 13, 2014 +646 The movie proves you can go home again. But it will take a better sequel to decide whether you want to. B- fresh Michael Sragow 1 Orange County Register March 13, 2014 +646 Even though I enjoyed watching an older Mars reacquaint herself with Neptune, no small amount of disappointment set in as I realized Thomas was guiding the proceedings to an ending that would reinforce the series' status quo. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity March 13, 2014 +646 Thomas makes for a competent if unspectacular feature director and the writing is characteristically sassy, even if it can't compete with the show's finest hours. 3/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 The List March 13, 2014 +646 "Everything about the way the movie version of ""Veronica Mars"" came to pass is more intriguing than the movie itself." 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 13, 2014 +646 Congratulations, loyalists. Veronica's return is everything you've hoped it would be. It's so much fun you may want to put a few bucks aside for a sequel. 4/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News March 13, 2014 +646 Newcomers will be less pleased, discovering a product that looks and feels like a scaled-up television show. The inside jokes and receiving line of nudge-wink cameos only adds to the small-screen feel. 2/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 13, 2014 +646 Cinematic fan-fiction for the show's most impassioned audience, Veronica Mars is everything fans could have hoped it would be. 4/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com March 13, 2014 +646 A smart, fun movie that also feels distinctly like at least a half-season worth of plot and character crammed into a film's running time. 3.5/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 Film Threat March 13, 2014 +646 You have to wonder whether it was really all worth it. 2/5 rotten Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies March 13, 2014 +646 The chemistry within the cast has survived the long separation, and although some of the reappearances don't exactly serve the story, they certainly contribute to the atmosphere. 3/5 fresh Janina Matthewson 0 Sky Cinema March 13, 2014 +646 It's the definition of watchable, without exactly being the definition of memorable. fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) March 13, 2014 +646 Middling mystery less mind-tickling than Non-Stop. That movie goes from kind of fun to really bad. Veronica Mars is so average it may as well never have existed at all. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye March 13, 2014 +646 As a nostalgia trip, and a valentine to the virtues of its terrific source material, Veronica Mars gets the job done. B fresh 1 AV Club March 13, 2014 +646 I don't know how much money Veronica Mars will make, or how much money it has to make to be deemed a success, but as means of fan-satisfaction it is a needle to a major vein. fresh Willa Paskin 1 Slate March 13, 2014 +646 I know it was a long time ago, and maybe you haven't thought of her lately at all, but trust me: Veronica Mars is still your friend. fresh Meredith Borders 0 Birth.Movies.Death. March 12, 2014 +646 For all its references to the show's history, the film never panders. It's an evolution of the core concept as opposed to a nostalgia-tinged reproduction, and is all the better for it. 3/4 fresh Abhimanyu Das 0 Slant Magazine March 12, 2014 +646 The film gets us to see, in a new way, the strengths and weaknesses of weekly series television that viewers too often take for granted. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly March 12, 2014 +646 There's something rather bland about Veronica Mars ... But the one-liners are sharp, the plot unpredictable and the whole thing ticks along with a minimum of fuss. 3/5 fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out March 12, 2014 +646 For better and for worse, this is a movie where you can truly say that fans have gotten everything they've paid for. 3/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out March 12, 2014 +646 For people who loved the show, as I did, it's like fan fiction without the delusional megalomania. We don't have to keep writing these characters' stories for ourselves; Thomas has done it for us - and, trust me, he's better at it. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Village Voice March 11, 2014 +646 ...a good-natured movie that feels like one elaborate, protracted TV episode. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International March 11, 2014 +646 Bell, as charming and witty as ever, smoothly steps back into the role she was made to play. 3/4 fresh Chuck Barney 1 San Jose Mercury News March 11, 2014 +646 This movie takes great pains to thank the fans who made this possible by including many characters from the series - a good deal for them, not necessarily so great for the rest of us. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post March 11, 2014 +646 The plot is about clearing Logan. But the movie itself is about Veronica coming to terms with her identity. 3.5/4 fresh Kenneth R. Morefield 0 Christianity Today March 11, 2014 +646 Not bad for what it is, but what is--it never lets you forget -- is a self-aware, self-absorbed TV movie. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service March 11, 2014 +646 An emotionally rewarding reunion tour for established fans and a taut, sharp-tongued, character-driven thriller for all, Veronica Mars makes a compelling case for its heroine's continued existence. 4/5 fresh Catherine Simpson 0 Total Film March 11, 2014 +646 The film doesn't just feel like a double-length episode of the series. The scope feels bigger, the look is richer, and the focus on who Veronica is and why she's so good at this job goes much deeper than the show usually did. A- fresh Alan Sepinwall 0 HitFix March 10, 2014 +646 A solid cinematic turn for the Nancy Drew of the new millennium, sure to delight crowdfunding backers and other fans of the source series. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter March 10, 2014 +646 There is a definite feeling that these are old friends that we are being reunited with, and I hope new viewers don't feel left out. B+ fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix March 10, 2014 +646 Though back by popular demand, consider this edition of Veronica Mars compelling enough even to hold the attention of folks unfamiliar with the original TV show. 3/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News March 9, 2014 +646 The movie is clearly more for the diehard fans and they likely will get more out of this experience than the mildly curious. 6/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net March 9, 2014 +646 Veronica is still hard as nails yet also, in her honest self-appraisal, as soft as a marshmallow - a description that unfortunately also applies to the movie. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety March 9, 2014 +646 The Veronica Mars movie is, finally, a reality. It was worth the wait. fresh Matt Patches 0 Guardian March 9, 2014 +646 Veronica Mars makes the jokes witty, the mystery challenging and the suspense and action tense. You don't have to have tuned in to the small-screen version to enjoy it on the big one. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap March 9, 2014 +646 "Veronica Mars"" doesn't so much expand the show's universe as recycle it, but without the lively mysteries and poignant undercurrents that were its hallmarks." rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International March 9, 2014 +646 A cynical, dark thriller with a marshmallow centre, Veronica Mars is both a labour of love for a legion of fans, and the kind of shrewd, focused, character-driven mystery that has become an endangered species on the big screen. 4/5 fresh Emma Dibdin 0 Digital Spy March 9, 2014 +646 There have been photo spreads in Entertainment Weekly of old TV casts brought back together that have provided as much satisfaction, for a whole lot less money. C- rotten Christopher Campbell 0 Film School Rejects March 9, 2014 +646 This is the Veronica Mars fans have been dying for, and if that means non-fans aren't going to have as good a time as fans at the movie then screw them, they should be fans in the first place. 7 fresh Matthew Razak 0 Flixist.com March 8, 2014 +648 It's long but involving, with an unexpectedly good performance from Dean Martin. 3/5 fresh 0 Sky Cinema January 25, 2018 +648 Rio Bravo isn't a Fordian display of vast Western visas; the contours explored here are emotional. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm March 5, 2017 +648 Underrated at the time of its release, this majestically paced western is one of the finest achievements of the genre and stands as a career-best for many of its participants. 5/5 fresh Tony Sloman 0 Radio Times April 23, 2013 +648 Warm, witty and endlessly welcoming, not only is it the filmmaker's finest Oater -- better even than the sparkling Red River -- it's arguably the quintessential Hawks flick. 5/5 fresh 0 Total Film April 23, 2013 +648 The movie is simultaneously an apogee of the classic Western style, with its principled violence in defense of just law, and an eccentrically hyperbolic work of modernism, which yokes both bumptious erotic comedy and soul-searing rawness to the mission. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker April 23, 2013 +648 If Only Angels Have Wings is the foremost masterwork of the director's early period, Rio Bravo is that of the later, even more genial years. fresh Richard T. Jameson 0 Parallax View May 1, 2011 +648 Classic Western with superb story telling. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television July 7, 2010 +648 Texecution is superb in every department, making this one of the classics of the genre fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile February 20, 2009 +648 Rio Bravo is a big, brawling western. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety May 13, 2008 +648 A lengthy, leisurely paced film. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide May 13, 2008 +648 Faultless, freewheeling-and very funny. 5/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine May 13, 2008 +648 Flawlessly cast, complex, amusing and exciting, the film integrates multi-layered themes into a unified and satisfying whole. fresh 0 Film4 May 13, 2008 +648 Although Rio Bravo rather ambles along, it still has enough good points to make it a genial viewing experience. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 22, 2007 +648 Rio Bravo may not be a perfect film, but it's close enough as to not matter. 5/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com May 21, 2007 +648 ... one Hawks' greatest films, perhaps his masterpiece, and one of the finest westerns of all time. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Turner Classic Movies Online May 17, 2007 +648 Despite its slickness, virility, occasional humor and, if it may be repeated, authentic professional approach, it is well-made but awfully familiar fare. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times March 25, 2006 +648 Arguably Hawks' greatest film. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +648 Howard Hawks made Rio Bravo as a conservative response to the liberal High Noon. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 27, 2005 +648 One of Hawks' best westerns. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 25, 2002 +648 Masterful. Archetypal Westerns don't get any better. 4/5 fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine July 25, 2002 +648 Rio Bravo is everything you likely ever imagined a western to be, and a little bit more. 8 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide July 25, 2001 +648 The action-oriented, straight-up good vs. evil, moral- ambguity-be-hanged, Western star vehicle has never been done better than this. fresh David Forsmark 0 Credo May 2, 2001 +648 Has one of the best and strangest casts in all of movies. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +648 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +648 4/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly July 28, 2005 +648 4/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly May 12, 2005 +648 5/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat April 7, 2005 +648 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 28, 2004 +648 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 7, 2003 +648 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 20, 2003 +648 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 30, 2002 +648 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +651 One of the most ambiguous, neurotic, and disturbing of all American films receives a revelatory new restoration, with supplements that ably grapple with its chaos. fresh Chuck Bowen 0 Slant Magazine July 10, 2017 +651 A taut drama with great performances and a recipe for action and tension that modern-day thrillers could learn from. 8/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis December 29, 2011 +651 But what if the mask of your neighbor tilts for a second and you catch a glimpse of the riot going on behind his face? What if you accidentally see the monster feasting on his prey? Now what if you're looking in the mirror? 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 1, 2011 +651 Ugliness that must be taken seriously 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania January 22, 2010 +651 Gory and shocking. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 26, 2008 +651 One of Sam Peckinpah's finest films, a relentless study in violence and machismo that is shocking, not only for its explicit gore, but for the degree to which it manipulates 'civilized' audiences. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide August 30, 2006 +651 Peckinpah's treatise on violence and masculinity is disturbing on a fundamental level... and equally difficult to forget. 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium December 9, 2005 +651 A meaty uncompromising movie from the masterful Sam Peckinpah. 5/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 5, 2005 +651 ...Hoffman delivers a stunning, unforgettable performance. 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 27, 2005 +651 A glimpse into the hell of our secret selves. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 21, 2004 +651 Peckinpah's semi-fascist tale works both ways: as a dream of male territorial revenge, and as female rape fantasy taken to a shockingly unexpected end. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly November 19, 2004 +651 Stunning study of human nature squeezed. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 25, 2004 +651 The most offensive thing about the movie is its hypocrisy; it is totally committed to the pornography of violence, but lays on the moral outrage with a shovel. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +651 Director Peckinpah effectively explores the levels of so-called 'manhood' and takes them to a ludicrous but ultimately exciting conclusion. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 1, 2004 +651 plays out with ferocious brilliance 4.5/5 fresh Mark Athitakis 0 Filmcritic.com September 21, 2003 +651 Upon first viewing, it seems like a straightforward film, but the more one watches it, the more tension one sees in the relationship between the couple. fresh Douglas Pratt 1 Hollywood Reporter August 5, 2003 +651 Sam Peckinpah doesn't find anything to cheer about when his Man expresses his rage. 5/5 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com May 29, 2003 +651 A great and troubling masterpiece, a film of such simultaneous depth and crudeness that it has elicited some of the most conflicting responses of his or any other filmmaker's career. 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk April 13, 2003 +651 A deeply fascinating look at violence. A+ fresh Mark Robison 0 Reno Gazette-Journal April 2, 2003 +651 Straw Dogs serves as the director's blistering treatise on man's inherent animalistic impulses. 4/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine March 28, 2003 +651 [Creates] a disturbing mood further fueled by the picture's underlying themes. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 26, 2003 +651 It is a dilemmatic circumstance, as the discrimination that founds the conflict between David and the townsmen may occur between the viewer and the film, in result of its final act. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You March 18, 2003 +651 Nothing has dimmed its visceral impact. And likely nothing will. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +651 Eyes Wide Shut -- and the cooked-up debates surrounding it -- are only about sex in the head. Peckinpah gives you sex as a kick in the groin, a jolt to the brain and a shot to the heart. fresh Michael Sragow 1 Salon.com December 19, 2001 +651 4/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +651 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 29, 2005 +651 4/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 4, 2004 +651 4/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury August 1, 2002 +651 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +654 "... in the end ""Pretty in Pink"" is as fraudulent as the junk it's supposed to transcend." rotten Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 4, 2018 +654 Dated high school tale is still fun for teens. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Kase 0 Common Sense Media May 31, 2016 +654 As irresistibly sweet as cotton candy. 3/4 fresh Kathleen Carroll 1 New York Daily News February 27, 2016 +654 First-Timer Howard Deutch is a nice surprise too. His precise, unexploitative direction is sympathetic to the awkward pauses in teen talk, to the mopery of first love, to the suicidal bravado of words spoken in heat. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine June 9, 2014 +654 These kids have a bumpy ride, but this is one film that identifies with their passions instead of indulging them, giving us a perfect back-seat view of kids out cruising, not for kicks but for a hard-earned sense of pride. fresh Patrick Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times June 9, 2014 +654 It's way too hackneyed for John Hughes. He's already shown us that he knows better. 2/4 rotten Rick Lyman 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 9, 2014 +654 When Molly Ringwald and Annie Potts are onscreen together, the movie is aglow. See Pretty In Pink or, years from now, you may suffer side effects from missing it. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel June 9, 2014 +654 Its deceptively soft title is a mask for a fairly powerful and pointed commentary on social standards, class differences and facades. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 9, 2014 +654 Deutch has no discernible style; the scenes march ahead with only one development per scene, much like the worst in American television. 1.5/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune June 9, 2014 +654 Pretty in Pink is an engaging movie about youthful concerns that never go out of fashion. fresh Candice Russell 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel June 9, 2014 +654 Unfortunately she gets straitjacketed in her current movie by a script that settles for black-and-white pronouncements instead of the delicate shades of gray that Ringwald employs. rotten 0 People Magazine June 9, 2014 +654 It belts along pleasingly enough, but this frenetic, hard-edged comedy drama is too hackneyed to be entirely successful. 3/5 fresh Sue Heal 0 Radio Times June 9, 2014 +654 Sweet but predictible angst-ridden Brat Pack outing. 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine June 9, 2014 +654 A grubby and even nasty movie in its understanding of class structure, of culture and counter-culture and the ways that teenagers can destroy one another over the subtle distinctions therein. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy October 5, 2011 +654 While the script contains trite and unbelievable dialogue, the superbly convincing performances make up for these faults. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide July 18, 2007 +654 This is like every other Hughes film, just a little shoddier. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader July 18, 2007 +654 Molly Ringwald is appealing, but the film has little else going for it. 2/5 rotten Douglas Pratt 0 DVDLaser June 15, 2007 +654 ...even the notoriously reshot conclusion comes off as genuinely sweet and touching... 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 6, 2006 +654 To be able to give this kind of stuff new and sympathetic twists is a tribute to Hughes' skill with narrative, and to Ringwald's magnetism as a performer. fresh Richard Rayner 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +654 A guilty pleasure... 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 5, 2004 +654 Miss Ringwald's pouty naturalness remains her biggest asset, and her performance is once again appealing. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +654 As a Gen-X member, I will be flogged for saying so, but this movie sucked. 1/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum February 9, 2003 +654 Unfortunately perpetuates the idea that the ultimate accoplishment is capturing the affection of a jerk. 2/5 rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) December 15, 2002 +654 I got my first date because of this movie so you won't see me giving it any less than three stars. 3/5 fresh Brad Laidman 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +654 It's not deep, and it's far from original, but Hughes' word processor apparently still had a little magic left in it. 7 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide September 21, 2002 +654 I wouldn't want to be there when Duckie finally detonates. 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central August 26, 2002 +654 It may not be the greatest love story ever told, but it might be the one with the most heart. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 17, 2002 +654 Delves into youthful romance and the character required by youth who hurdle high school caste systems. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 15, 2002 +654 Its atmosphere is spot on, making it a nostalgic treat for many viewers today. 3.5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film February 28, 1986 +654 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 14, 2005 +654 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 30, 2005 +654 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 13, 2004 +654 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 23, 2004 +654 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 5, 2004 +654 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 2, 2004 +654 2/5 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire September 23, 2003 +654 4/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat September 23, 2002 +654 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +654 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +655 A movie of Carver's work needed to show this process whereby simple acts and objects are also abstractions. Altman has shown it... fresh Veronica Geng 0 The New York Review of Books August 14, 2018 +655 Whether their characters are congenial, contemptible or just absurd, Altman gets the best from an extraordinary company. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 11, 2018 +655 Worth the buy for one scene: watching a young Robert Downey, Jr. elbow-punch a couch. fresh Chase Whale 0 ChaseWhale.com October 19, 2016 +655 It's a funny/scary vision, with a manic edge -- which is why, when you come down from the high of the filmmaking, you may be left with the taste of ashes in your mouth. Altman's artistry can make you happy even when his art offers cold comfort. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek April 7, 2016 +655 We are never made to care much about the afflicted characters because Altman doesn't and thereby the stories carry very little weight. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 22, 2012 +655 Performances are low key but accomplished, comedy and tragedy are delicately balanced and the whole thing has the feel of a sprawling but very absorbing soap. 4/5 fresh 0 Film4 February 27, 2008 +655 Cool, clever and complex, Altman succeeds in bringing out the best from a highly talented cast. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine February 27, 2008 +655 As the grand ringmaster, it's here that Altman passes the baton to his actors , whose behavioral insights are critical to the film's success. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety February 27, 2008 +655 The film is fascinating and complex, and benefits from a densely textured soundtrack that makes it as interesting to listen to as to watch. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide February 27, 2008 +655 Inevitably it's a mixed bag, though the film's assurance in keeping it all coherent is at times exhilarating. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader February 27, 2008 +655 Not prime Altman, but weaves an interesting path due to many sub-plots. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com February 22, 2008 +655 From the exhilarating opening, you know Altman's epic 'adaptation' of eight stories and a poem by Raymond Carver is going to be special. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +655 Altman weaves magic from Carver's character-rich material. 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 10, 2005 +655 The interwoven stories articulate a virus of self-absorbtion that's overtaken family-lives, romances and friendships. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) December 8, 2004 +655 Rarely has a slice-of-life film been so delicious to consume. 4/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 24, 2004 +655 Robert Altman manages to make the separate units into a seamless whole, aided by an impressive ensemble cast. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 5, 2004 +655 If you enjoy all the subpar rip-offs that came later, like Magnolia, do yourself a favor and see this movie now. 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times August 20, 2003 +655 A banquet of delicious performances, a sharp situational comedy, and an acrid send-up of contemporary mores. 4/5 fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 17, 2003 +655 The lives are often desperate and the characters inarticulate, but the group portrait is as grandly, sometimes as hilariously, realized as anything the director has ever done. 5/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +655 Short Cuts is deliberately fragmentary, laudable for its individual scenes and even more so for their cohesion. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 17, 2003 +655 Altman is still at the top of his brilliant abilities. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +655 A Robert Altman masterpiece that weaves together the lives of Sothern California denizens together around an earthquake. 5/5 fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers November 28, 2002 +655 Short Cuts lacks the sharp satire and excitement of The Player, but it's still a superior film. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +655 Perhaps the most ambitious film of his career. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 21, 2002 +655 Sharp-edged drama set in Los Angeles that captures and conveys the contemporary malaise of soul-sickness. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 20, 2002 +655 A triumphant rendition of Raymond Carver's vision of life on the edge of chaos. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline January 9, 2002 +655 Triumphantly fierce, funny, moving and innovative. 5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +655 It's a genuine pleasure to find a movie with such a deep and intelligent portrayal of simple human lives, with all their minor triumphs and tragedies. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +655 The movie is based on short stories by Raymond Carver, but this is Altman's work, not Carver's, and all the film really has in common with its source is a feeling for people who are disconnected. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +655 Altman, who has made a career of pulling the critics and cineastes his way, demonstrates that artistic sleight of hand once again. 4.5/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +655 A cynical, sexist and shallow work from cinema's premier misanthrope, Robert Altman, who here shows neither compassion for -- nor insight into -- the human condition. 1/5 rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +655 This movie blew me away. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +655 Foremost is the very adventure of experiencing an Altman film, his failures are better than most directors's successes. 4/5 fresh Louis Black 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +655 When you boil it down, there are few movies that demonstrate as well how people's lives seem to randomly intersect, or how much of an impact we have on each other, whether we know it or not. 3/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +655 [It] impresses not just with the sheer weight of its actorly pedigree and length, but the wide, expressive gamut of emotions and lives that it puts on display. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +655 A splendid film achievement, a brutally funny collection of fragments from broken lives crafted by a director with renewed vitality. 8/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +655 There are several scenes of light comedy, warm humanity, or cold tragedy. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +655 Although Altman's masterful hands manage to keep our attention from the beginning till the end, Short Cuts doesn't deserve all of the praise received by the critics. 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +655 A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +655 4/5 fresh 0 european-films.net October 19, 2006 +655 5/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 1, 2005 +655 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +655 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly April 13, 2005 +655 5/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 18, 2005 +655 3/5 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun September 16, 2004 +655 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal March 12, 2004 +655 1/5 rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine November 20, 2003 +655 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 15, 2003 +655 3/4 fresh Marc Vincenti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +655 3/5 fresh Darrin Keene 0 Film Threat February 4, 2003 +655 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 4, 2002 +655 3/5 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 15, 2002 +655 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 26, 2002 +655 1/5 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit July 26, 2002 +656 With very little modification, this archly innocuous children's musical could have been marketed as a sequel to Invasion of the Body Snatchers. rotten Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader May 16, 2008 +656 What is it about that big purple dinosaur? 2/4 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide May 16, 2008 +656 Although technically superior to the low-rent Barney videos, pic, which was shot in the country near Montreal, still has a bargain-budget look. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety May 16, 2008 +656 This spin-off from the TV series featuring the large purple felt dinosaur of awesome good nature is emetically wholesome. fresh Wally Hammond 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +656 To those of us on the greying side of five years old, Barney looks like an eggplant and has a rigor-mortis smile, no shoulders, a huge rear end and the sort of nervous giggle that makes you think he has something to hide. 1.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +656 Barney looks both more real and more magical on video; on film, he's clearly a doofus in a felt outfit. 2/5 rotten David Kronke 1 Los Angeles Times February 21, 2001 +656 Although the film is longer than the television and video segments children this age are accustomed to, the pacing is brisk enough to hold them. 3/5 fresh Patricia S. McCormick 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +656 If you like him on TV, you'll like him here, too. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +656 That he has become a lightning rod for adult anger is, however, something of a curiosity. Until you spend some time in his world, that is. 7 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +656 Really, even three-year-olds deserve better than this. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +656 It's all rather clumsy and routine. 1.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +656 Those hoping for more than just a long, outdoor version of Barney's TV show, they will likely be disappointed. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +656 Pre-schoolers, however, will find enough to keep them occupied, and won't mind the cheesy effects. fresh Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +656 The movie has a flimsy plot, but who cares? Barney, one of the most popular television characters in history, is what viewers want to see, and there's plenty of him. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +656 A movie this cheerful is destined to be awful to audiences over ten years of age... 0/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +656 Although its entertainment value to adults is negligible, it is a safe, harmless bet for families, one parents will neither regret nor fondly remember after it's over. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +656 0/5 rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 24, 2008 +656 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 4, 2005 +656 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2005 +656 0/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 9, 2002 +656 2.5/4 rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +656 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +656 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 1800 +658 Unfortunately, Spacey's no-holds-barred portrait is about the only reason to take in Huang's low-budget, writing-directing debut. The story line proceeds predictably, though often unpersuasively. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant June 8, 2018 +658 Despite some sharp dialogue, this is a nasty, derivative film, sort of a cross between Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs and Altman's The Player. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 18, 2008 +658 ...Spacey delivers one of his most memorable performances... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 31, 2005 +658 Dazzling and subversive satire on boss-employee relations. 4/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) May 12, 2005 +658 ascerbic but missing something 3/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina May 12, 2003 +658 A criminally underrated film, featuring one of Spacey's best performances. A- fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com August 9, 2002 +658 This excessively talky, incoherently plotted, would-be film noir is not very good. rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +658 I came away from this film unsure of what it was trying to say, unsure of how to classify it, and definitely unhappy with the ending. 2.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +658 To outsiders, all this rage and gnashing of teeth may seem silly and self-absorbed. rotten Peter Rainer 1 Los Angeles Times February 13, 2001 +658 There doesn't seem to be enough material here to satisfy a full length feature, and the movie, which starts with such promise, begins to drag around its midpoint. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +658 [Huang's] plot may be overwritten and the ending may be less than satisfying, but his eye and ear are right. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +658 Kevin Spacey, who is the reason to see the picture, is hilariously ruthless as Buddy Ackerman. fresh John Hartl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +658 A dazzling, frightening tour de force by Kevin Spacey. fresh Lucy Mohl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +658 Sharks is a one-joke movie, and the joke wears thin less than halfway through. rotten Mary Brennan 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +658 When it comes time to take this drama to another level, addressing the darker and more pertinent issue of why Guy puts up with it and what he wants out of life, Huang is right there. fresh Tom Keogh 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +658 Both [Spacey's and Whaley's] renditions are alarmingly true to life in a very unsettling way. 4/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +658 Spacey takes such palpable delight in being a suave hard-ass that it's impossible not to like him. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +658 This is a really funny black comedy that satisfies anyone's needs to ever beat up their awful, power-hungry bosses. 3/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +658 Overrated and somewhat derivative, Swimming with Sharks is a reasonably good time but honestly doesn't have a whole lot to say. 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +658 The film has no subtlety, so the one-dimensional story comes across as a sophomoric, pointless tirade. 1/4 rotten Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +658 When Spacey goes ballistic, only to freeze the nitroglycerine in his veins a moment later, you don't want to look anywhere else. B+ fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly March 21, 1995 +658 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 5, 2005 +658 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) January 11, 2005 +658 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 27, 2004 +658 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +658 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 21, 2004 +658 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom October 4, 2003 +658 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 3, 2003 +658 3/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) August 17, 2003 +658 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 23, 2003 +658 3.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +661 Second City alum Nia Vardalos stars in this ethnic comedy, which she also wrote -- an ambitious way to break into a leading role; too bad the results are insubstantial. rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Chicago Reader April 4, 2012 +661 It's greek to me. rotten Rob Nelson 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul August 21, 2009 +661 It offers the illusion of originality by bombarding audiences with Greek stereotypes, but really clings to the formulaic romance comedy. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +661 Ms. Vardalos' has loaded her charmingly fluffy script with cute idiosyncrasies in place of actual characters. 2.5/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +661 The result feels a little over-egged at times and the love match lacks chemistry, but Ian's whistlestop induction into a different style of language, food, drink, dress and dancing allows a few good one-liners. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +661 "Endearing eccentricities, such as Toula's father's improvisational Greek etymologies of words like ""kimono"" and his reliance on Windex for a range of external-use medicinal purposes, help humanize the characters." B+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide June 27, 2003 +661 It's funny, it's familiar and you can see a lot of the situations transferring over to your own life. 7 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide June 10, 2003 +661 It is a romantic comedy in the best classic Hollywood style, albeit one with some sharp writing and genuinely human as well as funny moments. 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 5, 2003 +661 Vardalos is not a great actress, but she is a likeable one ... John Corbett will never steer you wrong ... a cute premise, but it has all been done before 3/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 23, 2003 +661 The family-friendly film avoids pitfalls, but the DVD is skimpy. B fresh Mark Robison 0 Reno Gazette-Journal February 17, 2003 +661 The actors...bring out an attractive, warmhearted simplicity in each character. Above all, they portray a close, loving family, the film's ultimate and lasting virtue. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 28, 2003 +661 A cute little movie whose success proves that wherever they can find it, people will rise up and embrace the most mediocre, bland, and reassuring forms of art. fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News January 16, 2003 +661 "Almost everyone growing up believes their family must look like ""The Addams Family"" to everyone looking in... ""My Big Fat Greek Wedding"" comes from the heart..." 3/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com January 8, 2003 +661 On the whole, this film didn't make me laugh much, didn't make me 'aaaaaah' much and didn't give me any more insight into its astronomical popularity. 4/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 2, 2003 +661 This is not challenging stuff. 2/4 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals December 30, 2002 +661 Although films of this flavor depend primarily on their comic timing to win over an audience, director Joel Zwick finds other outlets of brilliance... 4/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org December 27, 2002 +661 This is the kind of romantic comedy you wish you saw more often. 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Empire Magazine December 23, 2002 +661 My Big Fat Greek Wedding is a jubilant mix of laughter, longing, forgiveness, sacrifice, commitment and, above all, balancing family obligations against true love. A- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 17, 2002 +661 When Vardalos tries to pass one-joke stereotypes and situations as revelatory characterizations and experiences, it simply doesn't achieve anything noteworthy. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 16, 2002 +661 My Big Fat Greek Wedding may not exactly be an innovative film, but it most certainly is a lovable one. 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +661 Great fun. 3.5/5 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons November 26, 2002 +661 My Big Fat Greek Wedding uses stereotypes in a delightful blend of sweet romance and lovingly dished out humor. 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend November 22, 2002 +661 To their credit, Hanks and Wilson stuck to their guns, keeping Vardalos and her ethnicity in a film that is as much a triumph of the underdog and word-of-mouth as it is a box office success. 3/5 fresh Jane Crowther 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +661 There is nothing subtle or original about this film, but it is well-intentioned and cute. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +661 Warm, familiar, not a sharp edge in sight, this movie is built to please. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +661 We can see the wheels turning, and we might resent it sometimes, but this is still a nice little picture, made by bright and friendly souls with a lot of good cheer. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic October 6, 2002 +661 Only in the movies can Joey Fatone and Andrea Martin engage in Hellenic dance. 3/5 fresh Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs October 4, 2002 +661 ...begins on a high note and sustains it beautifully. A- fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 3, 2002 +661 It's enjoyable, with a cracking performance from Michael Constantine as Toula's father Gus. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 2, 2002 +661 There isn't enough drama to take My Big Greek Wedding out of TV movie territory. 2/5 rotten Harry Guerin 0 October 1, 2002 +661 One of those movies that keeps you with a silly grin on your face throughout the majority of its running time. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews September 16, 2002 +661 We're sitting around the storyteller as she tells us about her family and all their crazy personalities and relationships with each other. And we can smile knowingly because family dynamics are easily relatable. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies September 15, 2002 +661 It would be enjoyed by anyone who has been married, is married, wants to get married, or knows someone who is married. A- fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com September 12, 2002 +661 While I found the film of average entertainment, my friend loved it. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card September 11, 2002 +661 This will have all non-Greeks in the audience wishing they could lay claim to some Mediterranean heritage. 4/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com September 10, 2002 +661 a delightfully warm-hearted look at the joys and exasperations of both family and ethnic heritage, an ode to everyday people and the joys of romance turning into lifelong love. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 10, 2002 +661 Folks will come away from the film mistaking a warmth for their own experiences with an over-abundance of affection for My Big Fat Greek Wedding. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central August 27, 2002 +661 I mean it only in the best sense when I say that My Big Fat Greek Wedding is a really nice movie. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 27, 2002 +661 Exactly what its title implies: lusty, boisterous and utterly charming. 3/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) August 26, 2002 +661 A film of pure delight from beginning to end. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 25, 2002 +661 The best date movie since When Harry Met Sally. A fresh Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) August 22, 2002 +661 A simple but likeable film that points out its characters' foibles while retaining an affection for their eccentricities. 3.5/5 fresh Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY August 20, 2002 +661 A circus full of wacky and interesting characters. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies August 18, 2002 +661 Balances the specifics of the Greek-American culture with the transcendent universalities of family dynamics and makes you want to hug your own family. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 17, 2002 +661 You don't have to be Greek to enjoy My Big Fat Greek Wedding, and that's precisely the point of it. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 16, 2002 +661 Full of obvious humour and stereotyped characters, My Big Fat Greek Wedding is nonetheless delightful, mostly because the movie does not pretend to be anything it isn't. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies August 16, 2002 +661 My Big Fat Greek Wedding is a very slim movie that succeeds on its own modest terms without pretense or apology. No wonder it's easy to like. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail August 16, 2002 +661 This isn't a groundbreaking movie ... but its situations are so recognizable and universal that you don't need to be Greek to appreciate it. 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 15, 2002 +661 Vardalos is great as Toula and presents her character's traits and peculiarities fittingly well. 3.5/5 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com August 2, 2002 +661 An embarrassment, a film so humiliating to everyone involved, it is shocking that protesters haven't come out of the woodwork to scream bloody murder. D+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather July 30, 2002 +661 An alternately raucous and sappy ethnic sitcom...you'd be wise to send your regrets. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 30, 2002 +661 ...manages - by virtue of its uncommon geniality - to convince us it's about genuine human beings. B fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 26, 2002 +661 The movie is consistently funny without ever going over the top -- a rarity in movies. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 25, 2002 +661 There's something wonderful about chaotic ethnic comedies, and this film taps straight into that vein. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall July 21, 2002 +661 The reliability of the genre doesn't excuse predictable jokes, pat fiascoes and so many stereotypes that one is tempted to alert the Greek anti-defamation league. 2/4 rotten Loren King 1 Chicago Tribune July 20, 2002 +661 Wedding feels a bit anachronistic. Still, not every low-budget movie must be quirky or bleak, and a happy ending is no cinematic sin. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 19, 2002 +661 "Though likable, its stock brand of comedy makes ""Meet The Parents"" look like a magnum opus of comic achievement by comparison." B- fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) July 11, 2002 +661 As a witness to several Greek-American weddings -- but, happily, a victim of none -- I can testify to the comparative accuracy of Ms. Vardalos' memories and insights. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer July 11, 2002 +661 This romantic/comedy asks the question how much souvlaki can you take before indigestion sets in. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 2, 2002 +661 With tiny little jokes and nary an original idea, this sappy ethnic sleeper proves that not only blockbusters pollute the summer movie pool. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com June 28, 2002 +661 This is a very funny, heartwarming film. It has fun with the quirks of family life, but it also treats the subject with fondness and respect. B+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope June 25, 2002 +661 "Even if you can't pronounce ""gyro"" correctly, you'll appreciate much of Vardalos' humor, which transcends ethnic boundaries." fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 18, 2002 +661 My Big Fat Greek Wedding is not only the best date movie of the year, it's also a -- dare I say it twice -- delightfully charming -- and totally American, I might add -- slice of comedic bliss. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle June 10, 2002 +661 As Toula, the frump who blossoms into a flower, Nia Vardalos delivers a lovely performance. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 10, 2002 +661 It's as warm as a double shot of Ouzo, as exotic as chicken-lemon soup and as sweet as a plate of honey-dripped baklava. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle June 7, 2002 +661 My Big Fat Greek Wedding is that rare animal known as 'a perfect family film,' because it's about family. 3.5/5 fresh Anita Schmaltz 0 Orlando Weekly June 7, 2002 +661 It's a sweet, laugh-a-minute crowd pleaser that lifts your spirits as well as the corners of your mouth. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star June 7, 2002 +661 "Will Toula have an enormous, boisterous and eccentric family? Absolutely. Will Ian's parents be the most uptight white people this side of a ""Saturday Night Live"" skit? Of course. Will love conquer all in the end? You bet." 3.5/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register June 6, 2002 +661 One of the funniest, most joyous comedies to come along since the Greeks invented comedy. A fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com June 5, 2002 +661 If you come from a family that eats, meddles, argues, laughs, kibbitzes and fights together, then go see this delightful comedy. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com May 20, 2002 +661 Vardalos is amicable and sincere, but without the assembly of mutton-munching caricatures, this romantic-comedy would be hard pressed to fill a wedding gown. rotten Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix May 11, 2002 +661 There is so much goodwill here, you are charmed as much as tickled into laughing. 4/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post May 10, 2002 +661 If viewers aren't looking for anything remotely sophisticated and don't mind the broad, repetitive comedy or potentially offensive stereotypes, they might just find themselves enjoying this lightweight film -- to some degree. 6/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! May 10, 2002 +661 A comfortable and comforting film with pep and heart and charm enough to overcome its simplicities and deficiencies. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian May 10, 2002 +661 Despite its flaws, the movie leaves you feeling good, which is about all it aspires to. C+ fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle May 10, 2002 +661 What sets this romantic comedy apart from most Hollywood romantic comedies is its low-key way of tackling what seems like done-to-death material. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) May 10, 2002 +661 While this modest film certainly isn't the equal of Monsoon Wedding in humor, insight or character development, it is fun. 2.5/4 fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post May 10, 2002 +661 The comedy works thanks to Vardalos' plucky humor and a genial cast. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune May 10, 2002 +661 A textbook example of how keeping it simple can yield big rewards -- and big laughs. 3/4 fresh Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel May 9, 2002 +661 The material is presented with so much warmth and affection, it's almost impossible to resist. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press May 9, 2002 +661 This is an affectionate and good-hearted movie that could've been a whole lot better and could've been a whole lot worse. C+ rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution May 9, 2002 +661 A delectable confection. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com May 6, 2002 +661 It uses an old-time formula, it's not terribly original and it's rather messy -- but you just have to love the big, dumb, happy movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid April 24, 2002 +661 A fun ride. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper April 22, 2002 +661 The story feels stale and the characters ... sink too often to sketch-comedy stereotypes. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review April 22, 2002 +661 It's a rare treat when a film comes along that satirizes such a unique and passionate culture. 4/5 fresh Athan Bezaitis 0 Filmcritic.com April 21, 2002 +661 Vardalos is ingratiating, but ultimately not distinctive enough to truly hold your interest. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International April 20, 2002 +661 With its thin premise and stereotypical characters, a better title would have been A Big Fat Waste of Time. 2/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com April 19, 2002 +661 Feels like an extended pilot in search of a weekly TV slot. 1.5/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee April 19, 2002 +661 The movie is rigged for payoffs more linear than the Parthenon in its prime. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune April 19, 2002 +661 It's a buoyant comedy with more warmth and generosity of spirit than anything else in theaters right now. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 19, 2002 +661 Vardalos apparently never met an ethnic stereotype she didn't like, and she's got a million of them. 2/4 rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times April 19, 2002 +661 The beauty of the piece is that it counts heart as important as humor. 4/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News April 19, 2002 +661 It's warm, sweet and funny fluff. 3/4 fresh Jordana Brown 0 Citysearch April 19, 2002 +661 Under Joel Zwick's lackluster direction, the humor mostly comes across as too broad or simply flat. 2/5 rotten Sheri Linden 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 19, 2002 +661 Warm-hearted in the way a movie can be when it knows its people inside out. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 19, 2002 +661 Delivers a sugar rush without the calories. 3/4 fresh Megan Turner 1 New York Post April 19, 2002 +661 The avalanche of family ... is a hoot and a half. B+ fresh 0 E! Online April 19, 2002 +661 A robust romantic comedy filled with high spirits and a celebration of ethnicity. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice April 19, 2002 +661 Unfunny standard-issue ethnic mix-'em-up. 1.5/4 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve April 18, 2002 +661 An amiable, offhanded comedy about ethnic identity and last-chance romance. 3.5/5 fresh Dave Kehr 1 New York Times April 18, 2002 +661 The result is a rare delight: A romantic comedy that's both deeply romantic and very funny. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide April 18, 2002 +661 There's such a good-natured heart beating beneath the cliches that it's easy to appreciate the film's willingness to poke gentle fun without a whiff of nastiness or judgment. B- fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 18, 2002 +661 Sluggishly directed by episodic TV veteran Joe Zwick, it's a sitcom without the snap-crackle. C- rotten Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News April 18, 2002 +661 So good-natured and life-loving, and Vardalos' Toula is so quick-witted and adorable, that we have little problem understanding why Ian would want to get in on the fun. 2/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press April 18, 2002 +661 Tres Greek writer and star Nia Vardalos has crafted here a worldly-wise and very funny script. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times April 18, 2002 +661 It looks more like a film designed for the small screen. But, like Toula, is has a good-natured personality. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter April 18, 2002 +661 Vardalos's parodies of Greek family values are loving and witheringly hilarious. fresh Leslie Camhi 1 Village Voice April 16, 2002 +661 Like Vardalos and Corbett, who play their roles with vibrant charm, the film, directed by Joel Zwick, is heartfelt and hilarious in ways you can't fake. 4.5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone April 15, 2002 +661 An entertaining and good-spirited romance that celebrates the marvelous possibilities of life. Don't be surprised if you find yourself dancing out of the theater. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 11, 2002 +661 A comedy that, if not exactly a gutbuster, is one that is consistently charming, and that is due to the fresh voice and presence of writer/star Nia Vardalos. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com April 9, 2002 +661 2/4 rotten 1 Newsday May 28, 2003 +661 3/4 fresh Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +663 The strongest contender imaginable for the worst picture of the summer. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 10, 2018 +663 The film, school of Bob and Ted and Wayne and Garth, but inferior in all regards, illustrates the Theory of Reverse Evolution. rotten Sheila Johnston 0 Independent (UK) November 13, 2017 +663 Encino Man is frighteningly dated, but it was never made to be timeless. I just wish the picture had more laughs or instinctive madness. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com May 21, 2012 +663 Silly teen comedy has some Neanderthal behavior. 3/5 fresh Heather Boerner 0 Common Sense Media December 18, 2010 +663 An amusing idea goes nowhere. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide April 30, 2008 +663 Low-budget quickie is insulting even within its own no-effort parameters. rotten Lawrence Cohn 1 Variety April 30, 2008 +663 Depressingly witless. rotten 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +663 Dumb, dumb, dumb. Did someone say Pauly Shore? 1/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 25, 2004 +663 The real question is whether Dave and Stoney and Link are worthy heirs to Bill and Ted or Wayne and Garth. Not really. 1.5/5 rotten Caryn James 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +663 stupid but endearing 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall July 11, 2004 +663 High-Spirited, no-holds barred fun. 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 27, 2003 +663 Now I remember why I keep hoping Pauly Shore never has a comeback. 1/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum October 17, 2002 +663 There is no excuse 0/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 23, 2002 +663 ...and introducing Pauly Shore. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 29, 2002 +663 God help us all. rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +663 The kind of movie that gives evolution a bad name. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +663 Encino Man saves its worst for last, especially with life lessons about Being Yourself. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +663 Pauly Shore's finest hour. 3/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +663 I found myself missing Jeff Spicoli. 1/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +663 This is every bit as insipid as it sounds, but it's also surprisingly innocent and has a most unexpected sweetness. 2/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +663 D+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +663 1/5 rotten Brian Tallerico 0 UGO March 24, 2007 +663 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 6, 2005 +663 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 18, 2005 +663 0/5 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com August 7, 2004 +663 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 23, 2004 +663 1/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 9, 2004 +663 1/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 20, 2003 +663 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +663 0/5 rotten Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) December 18, 2002 +663 1/5 rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 16, 2002 +663 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 1, 2002 +663 D+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly May 22, 1992 +667 It's simplistic to a fault and the humour is only slightly racier than a typical Saturday morning cartoon, but it does all of those things with effort and conviction. 7/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens October 31, 2018 +667 Benefits from a good voice cast, bright and beautiful animation, and very funny and charming moments. 2.5/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 30, 2018 +667 It still falls back into those traps you see in so many bad animated films...unnecessary dance sequences, the pop culture references and catchphrases that are two years to late and using real world music in a fantasy world of birds. rotten Andre Meadows 0 Black Nerd Comedy February 26, 2018 +667 The birds are cute, but an unambitious storytelling sans twists and turns, makes this bird-watching unexciting if not tedious. The screenplay lacks depth and so does the conflict between characters. 3/5 rotten Renuka Vyavahare 0 The Times of India November 7, 2017 +667 If you're an accompanying adult, be rest assured, there's plenty of chuckles in it for you too. It's a real egg-citing film. fresh Rachit Gupta 0 Filmfare October 31, 2017 +667 ...could have been worse. [Full review in Spanish] 2/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 October 23, 2017 +667 I'm sorry they couldn't have relied more on the birdbrains at their disposal for a smarter story than a multimillion-dollar, volatile pun fest. rotten 0 National Catholic Reporter August 11, 2017 +667 Angry Birds could have been an unmitigated disaster, and it was a big relief to see that it didn't even come close to that. fresh Julia Alexander 0 Polygon June 2, 2017 +667 It's lushly animated, genuinely hilarious at times and even comes with the all-important message about speaking up for what you believe in. fresh Alex Casey 0 New Zealand Herald February 16, 2017 +667 Would have been terrible even if it managed to come out during the period of time when society might have been interested in it. Instead, it's both terrible and deeply pathetic. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 4, 2016 +667 The film launches a barrage of avian and porcine puns, plus a flock of knowing pop-culture references... Most of these will fly right over the heads of younger viewers, but the film's rambunctious silliness will go down a treat. 3/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk October 21, 2016 +667 So now even social apps are being turned into feature films? At this rate, should we expect Internet Meme: The Movie next? 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing September 17, 2016 +667 The Angry Birds Movie gets the job done, but there are strange tonal shifts here and a surprising amount of off-color jokes. 2.5/5 rotten Roxana Hadadi 0 Chesapeake Family Magazine August 1, 2016 +667 The Angry Birds Movie is really not bad. It is actually very actively okay. The film has taken its bird-brained brand... and used it to construct characters and plots that are certainly serviceable, and possibly even inspired. fresh Megan Garber 1 The Atlantic July 22, 2016 +667 The Angry Birds Movie is childish and occasionally cute and capitalises on the game's once addictive popularity. fresh Udita Jhunjhunwala 0 Scroll.in June 21, 2016 +667 It's hardly anything about which to raise your eyebrows. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue June 17, 2016 +667 "Inside Out"" this is not... the most constructive outlet for anger is a violent bombing of the birds' adversaries, as if Ted Cruz's foreign policy advisor wrote the screenplay." 1.5/4 rotten John Serba 0 MLive.com June 15, 2016 +667 'Angry Birds' never really takes flight. 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) June 8, 2016 +667 Families of all ages deserve a lot better than this. 1.0/4 rotten John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews June 2, 2016 +667 Fitfully floppy - but Sony profits are flying high. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 1, 2016 +667 A frenetic kids' film that is chock-full of madcap energy, throwaway sight gags and very silly puns, Angry Birds should most please those who are willing to relinquish their cynicism and go with the flow. 3/5 fresh Edmund Lee 0 South China Morning Post May 29, 2016 +667 Every ounce of The Angry Birds Movie is a mimicry and mockery of something greater that came before it. 3/10 rotten Jon Espino 0 The Young Folks May 29, 2016 +667 Not an instant classic, but it's fun and enjoyable like an amusement park ride. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Edgardo Res 0 Reforma May 27, 2016 +667 It's interesting how it incorporates the game dynamic into the story in a creative way. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Eduardo Molina 0 Reforma May 27, 2016 +667 Kids deserve better than a long drawn out animated scene of a bald eagle urinating in to a lake that our characters just drank from moments ago. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed May 27, 2016 +667 Sarcastically, subversively funny, and all set within a surprisingly creative universe where three-dimensionally fluffy birds inhabit turquoise beaches and wonky houses that make you think of Dr. Seuss by way of Montego Bay. fresh Janet Smith 0 Georgia Straight May 25, 2016 +667 Films based on video games have not set a very high bar in the past... The Angry Birds Movie is at least unlikely to ruffle your feathers or have you blowing up in anger. 3/5 fresh Boon Chan 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) May 25, 2016 +667 It could've been much, much worse, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's any good. [Full review in Spanish] 5/10 rotten 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) May 24, 2016 +667 It captures a lot of what's so enjoyable about the mobile app, which is really all it needs to do. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat May 22, 2016 +667 There's not enough here for a full length feature film - something that becomes obvious the longer the movie is on the screen. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews May 21, 2016 +667 It feels like something Dali would have dreamed up after imbibing a bottle of absinthe and choking on a ham sandwich. 3/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com May 21, 2016 +667 Despite fleeting moments of entertainment, The Angry Birds Movie comes across as a hollow viewing experience that doesn't have much to offer - even for kids. 2/5 rotten Chris Agar 0 ScreenRant May 20, 2016 +667 "When all is said and done, ""Angry Birds"" probably should have just been left in your pocket." 2/5 rotten Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis May 20, 2016 +667 While Pixar's masterfulness is found in the subtlety of their approach, The Angry Birds Movie goes for broke in a more visceral approach, packing in pop culture references bound to go over any child's head, no matter how precocious. 2/4 rotten Matt Bobkin 0 National Post May 20, 2016 +667 Angry Birds could be gonzo; instead, it's just kinda... there. 1.5/5 rotten Todd VanDerWerff 0 Vox May 20, 2016 +667 Silly, frenetic, sometimes-crude 'toon based on popular app. 2/5 rotten Yvonne Condes 0 Common Sense Media May 20, 2016 +667 The plot is pretty simple. The real question is can it entertain the kids, and the answer depends on how receptive your children are to gyrating dance sequences set to covers of old pop standards. 2/4 rotten Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) May 20, 2016 +667 Movies based on video games continue to earn their wretched reputation, and I'm afraid The Angry Birds Movie won't do anything to change that. rotten Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly May 20, 2016 +667 I've never played the game. Hopefully it's more fun. 2.5/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald May 20, 2016 +667 Not even Sean Penn's grunts can save this stinker. 2/10 rotten Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 20, 2016 +667 Oddly targeted at younger viewers, many of whom may not have been the game's first crop of power players, this animated feature could prove to introduce them birds to a whole new generation. 6/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 The Newnan Times-Herald May 20, 2016 +667 Might not be the most original and novel way to convert a game and its characters into a movie, but it can be funny most of the time. 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com May 20, 2016 +667 Both children and adults will delight in the way the destruction of the pigs' island amplifies the joys of the original game. The effect is an amusing reversal of cultural recognition as the role of the icons expands through reproduction ... 3/4 fresh Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail May 20, 2016 +667 "The Angry Birds Movie"" is about as filling as the game itself, and has little to say other than friendship is good, pigs are bad, and angry payback is best of all." 2/4 rotten Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune May 20, 2016 +667 Even though 'Anger is not always the answer,' sometimes it has to be, or there's no movie, and here's where The Angry Birds Movie will divide audiences. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 19, 2016 +667 Seeing an animated film in a theatre full of children and never hear them laughing is an indicator that something's wrong. [Full review in Spanish] 2/10 rotten 0 May 19, 2016 +667 Parents will come out as angry as the titular birds of this one. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Adriana Fern 0 Reforma May 19, 2016 +667 Bright and cheerful, but under-plotted and overproduced. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet May 19, 2016 +667 a chaotic yet amusing tale of animated avians battling plundering pigs 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star May 19, 2016 +667 "The game ""Angry Birds,"" at its core, is a destination for switching off your brain. And movies, even throw-away summer animated kid films, should aim for something more." 1/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 19, 2016 +667 The kids of today deserve better. So do I, come to think of it. rotten Glenn Kenny 1 New York Times May 19, 2016 +667 Game over. 2/4 rotten Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe May 19, 2016 +667 Ticket buying adults shouldn't just be angry, they should punch the filmmakers. rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray May 19, 2016 +667 The moral of Angry Birds is that it's fine -- even necessary and virtuous -- to be angry, to rage, and to destroy. Have fun explaining that one to the kids. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies May 19, 2016 +667 The Angry Birds Movie is exactly what one expects from a movie based on a video gaming app, and so much less. D rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times May 19, 2016 +667 If the very idea of an Angry Birds movie feels about four years too late, know that it also has a joke about gluten. D- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com May 19, 2016 +667 Overall the film's a long play of a video game barely propped up by plot and stock personalities. 2/4 rotten Tom Meek 0 Cambridge Day May 19, 2016 +667 Distinctly earthbound...neither bad enough to make you furious nor good enough to be memorable. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 19, 2016 +667 After paying good money to take your family to see this film, you may be dealing with some anger-management issues of your own. 0.5/4 rotten Jen Chaney 1 Washington Post May 19, 2016 +667 I admit I fell victim to many a belly laugh watching The Angry Birds Movie. I loved Sudeikis' and Penn's performances. fresh Tirdad Derakhshani 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 19, 2016 +667 The humor is all over the place. It's a film that hopes that shaking a pig's butt or drinking pee-filled water will get the easy laughs from the youngest viewers while the adults in the audience count the second until they can leave. 0/5 rotten Matt Goldberg 0 Collider May 19, 2016 +667 Kids will revel in its bright, dumb fun, even if adults will be disappointed that its terrific ensemble weren't given more to work with. 2/5 rotten Gregory Wakeman 0 CinemaBlend May 19, 2016 +667 An oppressive onslaught of noises and colors, occasionally punctuated by a joke. rotten Edward Douglas 0 Film Journal International May 19, 2016 +667 Again and again, Angry Birds returns to the well, assuming that imitating the way other cartoons look, or making a goofy noise, will cause something funny to just kind of happen. D rotten Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club May 19, 2016 +667 "The Angry Birds Movie"" is unnecessary but cute, like a bonnet on a cat - and there are certainly worse recommendations than that." 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times May 19, 2016 +667 The occasionally amusing puns and over-talented voice cast don't compensate enough for the meager story and the haphazard morals aimed at indiscriminating children. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly May 19, 2016 +667 It's an off-the-rack CGI-animated effort that wastes considerable vocal talent on a tired concept, only content to gift fans what they expect, and nothing more. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com May 18, 2016 +667 Goes through familiar, harmless and occasionally amusing plot motions to explain why these birds are so angry, and why they're perfectly justified in going bin Laden on buildings. 2/5 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto May 18, 2016 +667 Repackaged way past the time when the game was a peak obsession, this animated joyride is still an irresistible invitation to shake your sillies out. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 18, 2016 +667 The movie's story, by John Cohen, is pretty thin gruel, but Jon Vitti's smart-aleck script can be quite funny, and the brightly colored animation is appealing. 2.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday May 18, 2016 +667 A entertaining story full of jokes and funny moments. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 May 18, 2016 +667 Whereas you only needed a single finger to play the game, not one brain cell is required to process this busy, fizzy, empty-calorie calamity. 1.5/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) May 18, 2016 +667 The jaunty story has enough kinetic energy to keep young audiences engaged. And it remains truthful to the anarchic spirit of the game on which it is based. 3.5/5 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) May 18, 2016 +667 While it's a disappointment compared to a lot of other animated films, it's not entirely bad. 5.5/10 rotten Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net May 18, 2016 +667 "The Angry Birds Movie"" is just fowl." 1/5 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 New York Daily News May 18, 2016 +667 The Angry Birds Movie is a lot of things, but none of them true to the app's appeal. 1.5/4 rotten Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine May 17, 2016 +667 Irrelevant animated film that comes out when Angry Birds isn't even popular anymore. [Full review in Spanish] 6/10 rotten Rafael Rosales 0 May 17, 2016 +667 It should come as no surprise that The Angry Birds Movie is a loud and dumb children's film, but for what it's worth, there are plenty of cinematic commercial ventures that are louder and dumber and so on than the well-meaning and slickly sold Birds. D+ rotten Blake Goble 0 Consequence of Sound May 17, 2016 +667 It's not the worst thing out there, but the running time is too much and more than just curiosity doesn't really hold up as a great movie. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Oswaldo Betancourt 0 Chilango.com May 17, 2016 +667 [Angry Birds] proves to be more than just a gimmick, and doesn't skimp on any of the quirky wackiness that you might expect from a film about blob-shaped, flightless birds battling pigs. 3/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service May 17, 2016 +667 Instead of elevating the Angry Birds concept to surreal heights of insane genius, the filmmakers settle for a tale bogged down by familiar themes plucked from much better films. 1.5/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com May 17, 2016 +667 It's not entirely mindless fun on the level of the game, but it is just simple, goofy entertainment. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Campbell 0 About.com May 16, 2016 +667 Ultimately, The Angry Birds Movie does a decent job exploring the merits of anger. It's no Inside Out, but it has heart and life, which isn't too shabby for any film -- app or not. fresh Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press May 16, 2016 +667 ...don't take your children to sit and lose hour and a half of their lives you won't get back. You've been warned. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Sergio Ben 0 Espinof May 16, 2016 +667 The Angry Birds Movie plays best to children who are easily entertained, but even they deserve better than this. 5/10 rotten Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered May 16, 2016 +667 There is still plenty of whimsy, colour and slapstick comedy present in The Angry Birds Movie to keep the adults relatively entertained and the kiddies -- who are more than likely to be the most entertained -- giddy with joy. 3/5 fresh Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 May 16, 2016 +667 What the heck is this? Some sort of meninist political statement attempting to vindicate male anger? In a kids' movie? Maybe men shouldn't make movies... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher May 16, 2016 +667 What 'The Angry Birds Movie is about is better than how it's about it. 5.0/10 rotten Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes May 16, 2016 +667 Never once transcends expectations, instead perpetuating our initial apprehensions related to the project. 2/5 rotten Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys May 16, 2016 +667 ...feels a little haphazard and undercooked... 1 fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) May 15, 2016 +667 As a film, The Angry Birds Movie is an okay kids' flick, no more no less, but as a video game adaptation it is actually remarkably well done. 2.5/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury May 15, 2016 +667 For the record, my eight-year-old son gave it five stars. 3/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) May 15, 2016 +667 This simply isn't funny enough to charm the parents of the film's intended audience: impressionable and not particularly discerning children. 1/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) May 15, 2016 +667 A fast, funny, deliriously silly, breezy piece of animated folly - far too low-brow for Pixar, far too dragon-free for Dreamworks....A phone app turned into a fun family film? Makes you glad you lived this long. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW May 14, 2016 +667 Pretty animation, weak jokes and a message that feels downright sinister. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation May 14, 2016 +667 The humour thrives primarily off of the kookiness of its characters. R fresh Isobel Yeap 0 May 13, 2016 +667 The film is so random that it can't help but get the audience laughing. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com May 13, 2016 +667 I'm sure that playing the game for an hour is much more fun than this movie. [Full review in Spanish] 1/5 rotten Francisco Marinero 0 El Mundo (Spain) May 13, 2016 +667 It pulls off what has hitherto seemed an impossible feat: staying true to the spirit of the video game on which it was based, and simultaneously, breathing new life into the concept. 3/5 fresh Paul Eksteen 0 Independent Online (South Africa) May 13, 2016 +667 The Angry Birds Movie has becomed what could easilly be a ver proftable movie franchise. [Fiull review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Alberto Lechuga 0 Sensacine May 13, 2016 +667 The Angry Birds movie has a lot of poop jokes, fun, and pop culture references, but it does it going out of common places, which is something we can appreciate. [Full review in Spanish] 8/10 fresh Rolando Gallego 0 EscribiendoCine May 13, 2016 +667 This videogame adaptation is a little more than an acceptable family film. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Otroscines.com May 13, 2016 +667 The Angry Birds franchise keeps growing and now it does so with splendid animation and the funny and explosive shennanigans of the characters of the game. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Carlos Del 0 Cine Premiere May 13, 2016 +667 It's visually pleasing, but after the first minutes it becomes a dull and lifeless adventure that get tiresome quickly. [Full revew in Spanish] rotten Mikel Zorrilla 0 Espinof May 13, 2016 +667 Jokes come thick and fast in a film that plays to the cheap seats but may bewilder the younger viewers at whom it's presumably aimed. 2/5 rotten Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent May 13, 2016 +667 I laughed more during The Angry Birds Movie than I have at any film for a while. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Romei 0 The Australian May 13, 2016 +667 Animation veterans Fergal Reilly and Clay Kaytis ensure this Skittles-coloured universe is never less than zippy. But it's the cast that makes the movie. 3/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times May 13, 2016 +667 The plot is rudimentary but the visuals are pleasing enough to get through some of the quieter patches. fresh Paul Farren 0 Film Ireland Magazine May 13, 2016 +667 A freewheeling film that winds up celebrating the need to be true to yourself. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) May 13, 2016 +667 We discover what made the phone app angry birds incandescent with rage in The Angry Birds Movie, repurposed for children in this cheerfully ironic adaptation. 4/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) May 13, 2016 +667 While this is strictly for kids, it's bright, bold and soon, er, flies by. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) May 13, 2016 +667 This is surprisingly fun, with loveable characters. 3/5 fresh Grant Rollings 0 The Sun (UK) May 12, 2016 +667 An animated tale that's a million miles from the irreverent brilliance of The Lego Movie, but mercifully still more than a bare-minimum cash grab. 2/5 rotten Andy Psyllides 0 Sky Cinema May 12, 2016 +667 While it's maybe more fun for spring chickens, The Angry Birds Movie does a lot with a flimsy premise. 3/5 fresh James Luxford 0 Radio Times May 12, 2016 +667 The Angry Birds Movie is quite good fun. 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) May 12, 2016 +667 A great videogame adaptation with zany humor and good animation. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 May 12, 2016 +667 Pretty much meets egg-spectations of an absurd bird game plucked from an app and served up on the big screen. 2/5 rotten Adam Fresco 0 Flicks.co.nz May 12, 2016 +667 A collection of gags that come together in a feel good finale, rather than a cohesive story, The Angry Birds Movie still has its moments, some of which may have you chuckling for days. 3/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald May 12, 2016 +667 Adults won't feel that angry at having seen it afterwards, while the little ones will be amused. 3/5 fresh Rob Carnevale 0 Indie London May 12, 2016 +667 Angry Birds is -- really sorry about this one -- a hoot. 4/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 May 12, 2016 +667 It's buoyantly paced, and has just enough sincerity about its feathered society to keep you from sneaking glances down at WhatsApp. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 11, 2016 +667 Pulling off a commendable movie version of the game was always going to be a difficult task, no matter how good the graphics or the one-liners. In the end, it's the target audience that really matters. 3/5 fresh Jessica Hill 0 The National (UAE) May 11, 2016 +667 Whatever we might think of its broader implications, in the end, The Angry Birds Movie is basically a franchise extender that follows a predictable formula. 2.5/5 rotten Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) May 11, 2016 +667 A brash, sarcastic just-about-family-friendly adventure. 2/5 rotten Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out May 11, 2016 +667 ...About as entertaining as avian flu. 2/5 rotten John Nugent 0 Empire Magazine May 11, 2016 +667 While not quite on the level of The Lego Movie, this is an energetic and entertaining adventure that won't ruffle the feathers of any dragged-along adults. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 WOW247 May 11, 2016 +667 The sheer contrived ridiculousness is part of the fun. But you really do have to know the game. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 9, 2016 +667 A lighthearted and entertaining romp. 7.6/10 fresh Max Nicholson 0 IGN Movies May 9, 2016 +667 Even when the feather-light plot gets into a freeform flap, the trade-off is an energised kind of knowing, anarchic playfulness: the sort that favours spewed-up bird food gags over vomit-inducing homilies. 3/5 fresh Kevin Harley 0 The List May 9, 2016 +667 I got a chuckle out of the corny throw-away visual puns .. but much of the film seems too loud, too fast and too hard to follow for its target market of kiddies. Hell, it was tough for me, too rotten Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile May 8, 2016 +667 It is cute and colourful, but a bit too crass - not withstanding its excellent animation and production elements rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile May 8, 2016 +667 "As silly and disposable as the video game that inspired it -- but nowhere near as addictive -- ""The Angry Birds Movie"" is fitfully funny but tends towards a madcap mixture of comedy and action that never develops much forward momentum." rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International May 8, 2016 +667 The animation punches well above its weight with properly Looney Tunes-standard sight gags, polished, highly expressive character design, and rendering so intensely computed nearly every barbule and rachis on each individual feather is visible. fresh Leslie Felperin 1 Hollywood Reporter May 8, 2016 +667 The Angry Birds Movie is both the equivalent of a screaming five-year-old and a regressive piece of American propaganda. 1/5 rotten Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer May 7, 2016 +667 Let's be clear, then: The Angry Birds Movie isn't pointless because it's based on an app. It's pointless because it's pointless. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap May 7, 2016 +667 A fast, fizzy and frenetically entertaining extension of the manic gaming franchise that, at its zenith, had children of all ages glued to their smartphone screens. fresh Guy Lodge 1 Variety May 7, 2016 +669 The Adventures of Baron Munchausen is a fairy tale of large heart and limitless vision. Like its maker, it staunchly defies the exigencies of reason to pursue a bigger vision of imagination. 4/4 fresh Dennis King 0 Tulsa World November 12, 2014 +669 The sheer volume and invention of Gilliam's visual largess sets him apart, and his wit operates for the most part at a dangerously sophisticated level. fresh Sheila Benson 1 Los Angeles Times November 15, 2013 +669 One of the most voluptuously beautiful films ever imagined, Munchausen naturally assumes that surrealism is preferable, that through make-believe we find the way to true beliefs. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 15, 2013 +669 A lavish fairy tale for bright children of all ages. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine November 15, 2013 +669 The carnivalesque chaos is anchored in stage actor John Neville's charismatic lead turn. 4/5 fresh 0 Total Film November 15, 2013 +669 The king is completely out-of-control, and so was Gilliam in making this film. Neither has much of a sense of proportion, but both are hard to ignore. 3/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel November 15, 2013 +669 Superbly photographed and marvelously lighted, this remarkable set piece of art direction and stunning decor cures many of its own ills, including a screenplay that meanders grandly. fresh Roger Hurlburt 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel November 15, 2013 +669 Its intellectual intent and the physical production seem disconnected, leaving a film that bedazzles the eye even as it bedevils the mind. fresh Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine November 15, 2013 +669 It's an opulent odyssey that balances romance, comedy and thrills in one glittering and constantly surprising package. 4/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times November 15, 2013 +669 For a picture big on in-camera special effects, few of the explosions and set pieces can eclipse the parade of cracking performances. fresh Richard Luck 0 Film4 November 15, 2013 +669 There is much to see on this journey, all of it presented in the abundant, deep-focus detail that is Gilliam's visual trademark. 3/4 fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Tribune November 15, 2013 +669 The narrative is highly episodic and only intermittently engaging, but Gilliam's wildly inventive mise en scene, ably assisted by production designer Dante Ferretti, is extraordinary. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide December 7, 2012 +669 Like many of Gilliam's cerebral, impish films, Munchausen toes the line between rationality and fantasy, gleefully incorporating both into the same story. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune October 25, 2010 +669 A fitting final installment in Terry Gilliam's trilogy begun with Time Bandits and continued with Brazil. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety October 18, 2008 +669 ...probably the purest expression of Gilliam's Rococo imagination... fresh Mark Bourne 1 Film.com April 10, 2008 +669 Like its hero, extraordinary in every way. [Blu-Ray review] 4/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews April 9, 2008 +669 A gaudy chimera with no other reason for its existence than to be flamboyant to no great end. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central April 7, 2008 +669 Making your way through the film is like eating an entire beautifully sculpted wedding cake. 2.5/4 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine March 31, 2008 +669 Despite a second-act sag, the visuals make The Adventures of Baron Munchausen a worthwhile film. 7/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis March 30, 2008 +669 As vastly expensive pieces of set tumble everywhere one cannot help but consider that white elephants, whilst they mat be a burden to keep, are splendid things to look at. 4/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film December 7, 2007 +669 It's good, intelligent fun, and occasionally truly surprising. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +669 The Adventures of Baron Munchausen stands as the moment when Terry Gilliam announced his importance as filmmaker to the rest of the world. 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 7, 2006 +669 Rambling, episodic, and dramatically flawed, the picture nonetheless boasts some magical moments due to the wizardry in the technical departments. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 24, 2005 +669 Terry Gilliam shows more pure creativity in this film than in any of his others. A fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +669 Nothing much happens, but you can't easily tear your eyes away from it. fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +669 Impressive, but it seems like an awful lot of effort to no real point 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 16, 2002 +669 Yet another of the brilliant Terry Gilliam's wonderful, witty flights of fancy. 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +669 To call it larger than life is an understatement - it's downright gigantic in every department, from its exuberant performances to its pulsating colors and unstinting energy. Even with all this going for it, though, the movie doesn't quite succeed. rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor November 24, 2001 +669 Weird to the Gilliamth degree, Munchausen just might making being an 'uneven' movie a compliment. 3/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine May 12, 2001 +669 This is a vast and commodious work, and even allowing for the unsuccessful passages there is a lot here to treasure. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +669 A wondrous feat of imagination. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +669 Another brilliantly inventive epic of fantasy and satire. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +669 The film also feels overlong at times, but while it's not as great as it could have been, it's still definitely worth seeing. 3/4 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +669 Gilliam has set up so many entrancing set-pieces that it's impossible to list them all. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +669 A film that when it is good is very, very good, and when it is bad, it can be quite bad. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +669 Terry Gilliam's third fantasy feature may not achieve all it reaches for, but it goes beyond Time Bandits and Brazil in its play with space and time. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 1800 +669 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 10, 2007 +669 3/5 fresh 0 european-films.net August 8, 2007 +669 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 18, 2007 +669 4/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 14, 2005 +669 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily September 27, 2005 +669 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 28, 2005 +669 4/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury May 19, 2005 +669 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +669 2/5 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 17, 2004 +669 4/5 fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 1, 2003 +669 4/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 19, 2003 +669 3/5 fresh John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 2, 2003 +669 4/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 30, 2003 +669 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 28, 2002 +669 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +671 Predictable sports comedy sequel offers some life lessons. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media November 9, 2010 +671 Rousing conclusion of the trilogy following through on several character arcs. 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com August 13, 2003 +671 Arrives much like the same way a third TV commercial often follows a second. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +671 Nothing to quack about there. 2/4 rotten Andy Seiler 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +671 0/5 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) September 20, 2005 +671 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +671 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 10, 2004 +671 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views May 21, 2003 +671 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +671 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +671 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +671 1/5 rotten Nick Barbaro 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +672 The always immaculate, passionate and soulful Jenifer Lewis -- she could read the words in a phone book and make you feel it. The Hollywood veteran nearly saves the film. C+ rotten Clay Cane 0 BET.com June 10, 2009 +672 That's a reasonable message, but it might feel more resonant if the script were a little fairer to both sexes. 2/6 rotten Hank Sartin 1 Time Out April 17, 2009 +672 It is unspeakably naff, unintentionally funny and unapologetically Christian. Judged on its own terms, it's a resounding success. But for non-believers it will likely prove a living purgatory. 2/5 rotten Ali Catterall 0 Film4 April 17, 2009 +672 It has all the philosophical depth of a greetings card message but it's underscored with a nasty little edge of misogyny. 1/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) April 17, 2009 +672 What should be easily broken is a large china vase over the head of everyone involved in this profoundly creepy, yucky, and chillingly reactionary relationship drama. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian April 17, 2009 +672 This is sermonising, not drama, and I suspect I won't be alone in finding it obnoxiously misogynistic. 1/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) April 17, 2009 +672 With its sermonising about the importance of being strong in the face of marital adversity - not to mention a sappy voiceover on the nature of suffering - the film feels more like a lecture than a drama. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) April 17, 2009 +672 rather crude, occasionally risible, if never actively dislikeable melodrama. 2/5 rotten Karl French 0 Financial Times April 17, 2009 +672 This lump of telly melodrama is basically a bland, off-puttingly shouty sermon in film's clothing. 1/5 rotten Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) April 17, 2009 +672 Well acted, but ultimately disappointing drama that's let down by a tedious script, sluggish direction, cloying sentimentality and an overwhelmingly sanctimonious central message. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon April 17, 2009 +672 Reactionary, misogynistic marital drama. rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman April 17, 2009 +672 The film so goes against the grain of seculist and feminist thought that you just have to shrug your shoulders and ask: Hell, is it any good as a movie? Not really. 4/10 rotten Victor Olliver 0 Teletext April 16, 2009 +672 a Tyler Perry movie without the Tyler Perry 1.5/5 rotten Jason McKiernan 0 Filmcritic.com April 7, 2009 +672 If the crisis the couple endures seems real, the resolution needs a little more work to be convincing. 3/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com March 16, 2009 +672 The terrific ensemble cast...help to invigorate Not Easily Broken from being merely a ho-hum, contrived film to a mildly engaging melodrama much like a Tyler Perry film. 6.0/10 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru January 30, 2009 +672 ...saved from being substandard Tyler Perry material by the sincere performances of the two stars... 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 23, 2009 +672 This isn't a 'religious movie.' But it's about characters who do indeed have religion in their lives. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) January 17, 2009 +672 Mostly, Not Easily Broken is a pat portrayal of a marriage, neither overly dull nor especially engaging. 1.5/5 rotten Theresa Everline 0 Austin Chronicle January 16, 2009 +672 'Don't go all Waiting to Exhale on me,' advises one of Clarice's soul sisters late in the film. If only. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly January 15, 2009 +672 Laughter through tears is director Bill Duke's M.O., and he hits the bull's-eye of that modest target. B fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly January 14, 2009 +672 A movie with a moral and a message that is still entertaining 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com January 14, 2009 +672 There is a lot more grit and realism on display here than most faith-based movies. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 14, 2009 +672 Not Easily Broken isn't perfect. It's a tad preachy at times. Yet it also lifts spirits with the power of emotional healing and forgiveness. Amen to that. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News January 12, 2009 +672 Playing the funny friend, Kevin Hart stands out--a welcome relief from the low-simmering, Promise Keeper-esque ethos that fuels this piece. 3.5/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 SET Magazine January 12, 2009 +672 Humorous asides in no way interfere with the ability of this modern parable to drive home a sobering message about the sanctity of marriage. Faith-based entertainment at its best that you don't have to be Born Again to appreciate. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze January 11, 2009 +672 I'll remember [Jenifer Lewis'] ferocity long after I've forgotten everything else about this movie. 2/5 rotten Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC January 9, 2009 +672 [It] has the saving grace of a lively sense of humor that certainly helps the spiritual medicine go down. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 9, 2009 +672 Not Easily Broken isn't perfect, but it is persuasive in its portrait of a husband and wife who must decide whether their frayed marriage is worth fighting to save. 3/5 fresh Glenn Whipp 1 Los Angeles Times January 9, 2009 +672 A well-crafted message picture disguised as soap opera. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 9, 2009 +672 Not Easily Broken would make a decent parable for use in a church sermon, but does not deserve your hard-earned money to be seen in an overly padded movie format. C- rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online January 9, 2009 +672 It turns out, though, that a woman can save any marriage with a little home cooking and extra sex. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday January 9, 2009 +672 It's as simplistic, reductive, and heavy-handed as Deep Cover was gloriously ambiguous. D rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club January 9, 2009 +672 Not Easily Broken, battles credibility problems. Even so, Duke crafts some nice scenes between Henson and Lewis as the movie pushes their own relationship to a point of catharsis. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 9, 2009 +672 Like some marriages, it has its flaws, but perhaps it's the good stuff that's worth focusing on. 2.5/4 fresh Justin Berton 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 9, 2009 +672 Not Easily Broken leavens the soap opera with a big heart and lots of belly laughs. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 9, 2009 +672 Those who take something of value from a sermon about the necessity for self-sacrifice will certainly be drawn into this well-meaning movie, but those looking for genuine drama should probably look elsewhere. 1/4 rotten Perry Seibert 0 TV Guide January 9, 2009 +672 Not Easily Broken is well-acted and involving, though this relationship drama may put some people off with its overt sentimentality and moralizing. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today January 9, 2009 +672 Not Easily Broken exerts an unmistakable appeal, thanks to an absorbing story and fine performances from Morris Chestnut and Taraji P. Henson. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post January 9, 2009 +672 For once, the following can be declared: the film is better than its trailer. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 9, 2009 +672 A queasy mix of comedy, melodrama, and self-help spirituality. rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader January 9, 2009 +672 For most of Not Easily Broken, I wondered why the movie wasn't worse. Then I remembered it was directed by the veteran Bill Duke, who applies ample TLC. 2.5/4 fresh 1 Boston Globe January 9, 2009 +672 In Not Easily Broken, only the husband is a hero-in-the-making. His wife, unfortunately, is nothing but a fall gal. 2/4 rotten Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun January 9, 2009 +672 Atlanta-based playwright Tyler Perry owns the urban moral fable, but the handful of others clamoring for their piece of the pie include mega-church entrepreneur T.D. Jakes, ... fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 Film Journal International January 9, 2009 +672 Uneven family/marriage dramedy has some mature themes. 2/5 rotten 0 Common Sense Media January 9, 2009 +672 The pigeonholed characters constrict Chestnut and the usually good Henson from portraying fully developed adults; the same dilemma hits most of the supporting cast. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety January 9, 2009 +672 Ultimately, Not Easily Broken is too sincere, and frankly, offers too much in the way of social comment to let its shortcomings outweigh its strengths. 3/5 fresh Sara Maria 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 9, 2009 +672 Not Easily Broken is not easily dismissed. For one thing, the cast is excellent, and for another, its intentions are serious and generous. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times January 9, 2009 +672 Parental Content Review rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 9, 2009 +672 Director Bill Duke has no idea how to shape or visualize it, turning it into a mushy mess with far too much loud music to drive home the emotions. 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 9, 2009 +672 There's much to like about Not Easily Broken, but not enough to ultimately recommend. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever January 9, 2009 +672 The film is saddled with convoluted and contrived plots that makes one question what its initial intentions are. C rotten Wilson Morales 0 BlackFilm.com January 9, 2009 +672 It is an insult to the viewer in every single way imaginable, so destructively manipulative it makes everything that happens next nearly unwatchable. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 9, 2009 +672 Director Bill Duke can't avoid the stereotypes... or the sermonizing of the lesson. C rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 8, 2009 +672 It's the film's earnest delivery and good intentions that give it whatever value it has. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 Cinematical January 8, 2009 +672 A long, obvious slog into marital melodrama. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 8, 2009 +672 Remarkably the movie, like the couple at its center, isn't easily broken. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune January 8, 2009 +672 It's predictable but ultimately moving; a glimpse of a bond near-broken yet straining to become whole again. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times January 8, 2009 +672 Henson, in a role that could easily have degenerated into an angry-black-woman caricature, is better than the material deserves. 2/4 rotten Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 8, 2009 +672 A salient spin on responsibility, race, and going the distance. 3/4 fresh Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix January 8, 2009 +672 It takes head-to-toe protective padding to survive all the hysteria and tragedy, making the viewing experience more about wincing than Jesus-approved enlightenment. C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com January 8, 2009 +672 It's one thing to have your heart in the right place and another to lunge at the audience until they're effectively devouring your chest. 2/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com January 8, 2009 +672 Not Easily Broken is a marriage-in-crisis melodrama baked from the Tyler Perry recipe. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 7, 2009 +672 C- rotten Christine Champ 1 Film.com May 6, 2011 +672 2/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +673 Gooding and Harris' characters are too pure and high-minded to exist in the real world. Yet the small-town sense of community and compassion they evoke is so goodhearted, the movie manages an amiable, if fleeting, rise in spirits. fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press November 12, 2018 +673 Leave it to Hollywood to make a movie called Radio that would play better on TV. C+ rotten Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America January 4, 2018 +673 Despite the fine efforts of Harris and Gooding, Jr., Radio nearly drowns in James Horner's overbearingly sentimental music. C rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer November 30, 2015 +673 Lesson of kindness permeates inspiring true story. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +673 Awful from start to finish. 1/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com January 11, 2006 +673 The screenwriter seems obsessed with introducing dramatic conflict, which feels both strained and convenient. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 18, 2004 +673 Tune in for another formulaic feel-good story that will warm your heart and chill your mind. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 27, 2004 +673 Feigns compassion for the mentally challenged, but treats Radio as a pet, a toy, a prop. 1/5 rotten Catharine Tunnacliffe 0 eye WEEKLY January 15, 2004 +673 "As the principal says, ""I'm not sure we're trying to help someone here, or whether you're using him as a glorified mascot."" Exactly." 2/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs November 30, 2003 +673 this puts Cuba back into the Oscar race again, he's charming and wonderful -- although he plays a slow guy, which is surefire Oscar fodder 3/4 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 25, 2003 +673 Underneath the sugary sweet external coating of Radio is a cynical and pandering piece of hypocrisy. 1/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 9, 2003 +673 Gooding is never allowed to play a three-dimensional character but rather ... human currency to be handed around whenever a character needs his or her consciousness raised. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 4, 2003 +673 Feel-good themes and fine performances from Cuba Gooding, Jr., and Ed Harris make Radio a nice pre-holiday film. 3/4 fresh Leigh Johnson 0 Hollywood.com November 4, 2003 +673 Like its title character, Radio broadcasts at a low, pleasant frequency. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 3, 2003 +673 Harris puts in a believable and focused performance. 3/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) October 30, 2003 +673 In his best role since Jerry Maguire, Cuba Gooding Jr. delivers a mannered performance performance where other actors have opted for tics and exaggerated shouting. 3/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 Midwest Film Journal October 30, 2003 +673 It's a nice story, and it does feel good, but it's too formulaic and syrupy 2.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit October 29, 2003 +673 If this movie was a tree in Vermont, it'd have a tap driven into it and be sporting a bucket to catch the sap. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 29, 2003 +673 A film many people may be tempted to laugh off as button pushing feel-good fluff. Before doing so, they might want to ask themselves just what it is they find so funny about a little peace, love and understanding. 3/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat October 28, 2003 +673 Radio features Gooding, Jr. in a performance more akin to Justin Bartha in Gigli than Dustin Hoffman in Rain Man. 1.5/4 rotten Alexis Mersel 0 Premiere Magazine October 28, 2003 +673 Based-on- a-true-story kitschfest. rotten Ed Park 1 Village Voice October 28, 2003 +673 [Y]et another movie that takes a mentally challenged character and turns him into this kind of deity, this saint-like mascot who everybody else learns life lessons from. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 27, 2003 +673 ...a stellar work of poignant cinema. B+ fresh Mac Verstandig 0 The Badger Herald October 27, 2003 +673 In spite of the ample filler footage showing Hanna High's prowess on the football field and basketball court, this Radio will not have great reception. It is so soft around the edges, it just rolls out of bounds beyond interest or credibility. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International October 26, 2003 +673 Radio is just another typical offering of formulaic family fare that screams virtuosity when in reality it whispers sappy platitudes...drippy and predictably soupy 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye October 26, 2003 +673 The contrived secondary characters, like the local villain who hopes to run Radio out of town, and yet another overblown score by James Horner keep it from truly succeeding. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 24, 2003 +673 Gooding once again embarrasses himself in public with a performance that knows no shame, a habit he's getting frighteningly at ease with these days. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post October 24, 2003 +673 A train wreck of a film lying inert where the tracks of the Feel Good Line cross the Path of Good Intentions. rotten Philip Kennicott 1 Washington Post October 24, 2003 +673 Though probably well-intentioned, Radio comes off as manipulative of its audience and exploitative of the mentally challenged. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 24, 2003 +673 The heavy-handed score by notoriously heavy-handed James Horner is often the only indication that there's supposed to be a point to this showcase for Gooding's relentlessly adorable mugging. 2/5 rotten Sabrina Rojas 0 TV Guide October 24, 2003 +673 Rarely have good intentions been wrapped in such a sticky package. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 24, 2003 +673 We live in a winner-take-all culture, and Radio suggests there are more important things in life. 2.5/4 fresh Erik Lundegaard 1 Seattle Times October 24, 2003 +673 It's really Harris' movie, and he brings to it just the right blend of engaging affability, gruff strength of character and transcendent nobility of spirit to make it a genuinely enriching experience. B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 24, 2003 +673 Cuba Gooding Jr. falls victim to the Nell syndrome, in which a vibrant, loquacious actor decides that the road to an Oscar nomination is to wear a slack expression and a set of Nutty Professor teeth. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 24, 2003 +673 It's bad enough that the film's unimaginative narrative can barely hold our attention, but we have the added distraction of seeing the estimable Harris, Winger and Woodard frittering away their talents playing banal, cardboard characters. 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee October 24, 2003 +673 The subtlety that's missing from the filmmaking can still be found in the honest, affecting portrayals by both Harris and Gooding. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle October 24, 2003 +673 Radio isn't as bad as one might imagine, but it's not good, either. It's... okay. 2/4 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com October 24, 2003 +673 Common sense and good taste go out the window as Gooding hams it up through one nauseating scene of uplift after another. 2/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly October 24, 2003 +673 It's still a tear-jerker, but it doesn't make you feel like a jerk for tearing up. 3/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel October 24, 2003 +673 All restraint was jettisoned when James Horner was hired to disgorge another of his tediously manipulative scores, attempting to provoke specific emotions with each note without ever bothering to hide his intentions. rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian October 24, 2003 +673 The game plan is Inspiration or Death. rotten Bob Campbell 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 24, 2003 +673 The film doesn't trust the audience to get to the point of caring without a roadmap of platitude-laden speeches and shots of eyes brimming with tears. 1.5/4 rotten Katrina Onstad 0 National Post October 24, 2003 +673 Trailers make it seem as though Radio is all about football, but it's not, and once the film leaves the fall sport behind it wanders around in no particular direction until it reaches an abrupt, poorly executed ending. rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald October 24, 2003 +673 As entertaining as it is heartfelt. 3.5/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies October 24, 2003 +673 It turns out to be a really manipulative, self-congratulatory film about a pack of people who learn to treat a handicapped black man like a human being. Goody for them. 1/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies October 24, 2003 +673 I'm happy to report Radio is tolerable. Better than tolerable, in fact, but not much better. C+ fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle October 24, 2003 +673 Every once in a while human nature expresses itself in a way we can feel good about, and this is one of those times. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 24, 2003 +673 Despite its heart-tugging machinations, there's a compelling sense of decency that drives the film, underscored at the end by footage of the real-life counterparts. 2.5/5 fresh Sheri Linden 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 24, 2003 +673 After some student and parental resistance, a medley of obvious platitudes and great bathos washes over the place, and everybody is righteously lifted up where they belong. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe October 24, 2003 +673 [A movie that] makes no apologies for its warmth, laughs at the cynicism of the world around it, and mostly succeeds in the process. 3/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal October 24, 2003 +673 The heart-tugging, done with enough torque to uproot tree stumps, even pulls in the movie's two best actors, [Ed] Harris and the semi-retired Debra Winger. 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 24, 2003 +673 Radio needs a bit of fine tuning, it's sort of like smarmy late night talk radio - the content may be interesting but its packaging is too sugary to enjoy completely. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 24, 2003 +673 A lot of whitewash is poured over a subject solely to wring emotion from the hapless viewer. 1/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News October 24, 2003 +673 Please, Hollywood, no more inspiration, particularly if it feels about as authentic as canned laughter. C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News October 24, 2003 +673 Harris ... brings decency and conviction to the part of a man forced to answer to football fans who worry he's spending too much time calling on Radio and not enough time calling plays. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 24, 2003 +673 The result is just as the filmmakers hoped. You'd have to hold a stubborn defensive line not to be moved by this film's heart. 2.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post October 24, 2003 +673 Of course I should know better, but the movie had me blubbering from its first down. 3/4 fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press October 24, 2003 +673 A lot better than the Muzak it threatens to be, but, ultimately, not good enough to keep our itchy fingers off the dial. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail October 24, 2003 +673 After enduring this flagrant emotional blitz, you may feel like throwing a penalty flag. rotten Bill Gallo 0 Dallas Observer October 24, 2003 +674 Killer Joe's scenes are long and dialogue is of a high quality; by turns funny and absurd, yet also desperately sad. 4/5 fresh John Bleasdale 0 CineVue October 4, 2018 +674 McConaughey's performance as Joe, the psychopath killer with some extreme sexual fetishes, is particularly impressive. 4/5 fresh Joseph Walsh 0 CineVue August 23, 2018 +674 As the head of this diamondback-rattlesnake-of-a-film, Matthew McConaughey strikes within a sadistic realm very few actors would dare to tread. B- fresh Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current January 26, 2018 +674 Killer Joe is such a hideously over-the-top, black-hearted view of Southern-fried scumbags that even Texans like myself can't get offended. 3/4 fresh Craig D. Lindsey 0 INDY Week October 24, 2017 +674 I'll never look at fried chicken the same way again. fresh Sean Burns 0 The Improper Bostonian May 12, 2015 +674 Killer Joe is trash. Not bad trash. Not pretentious trash. Just plain old ugly, funny, and sophisticated trash. fresh Jack Giroux 0 Film School Rejects August 11, 2014 +674 The tone in Killer Joe feels so expertly and delicately crafted that we only laugh at the film's absurd scenarios if and when the filmmaker permits it so. B- fresh Landon Palmer 0 Film School Rejects June 2, 2014 +674 Violent, coarse, perverted, and sickly hilarious, this is highly recommend for those who like their entertainment on the nasty, demented tip. 4/5 fresh Richard Haridy 0 Quickflix November 25, 2013 +674 This Southern-fried, darkly humorous trailer-trash exploitation crime noir revels in the greedy characters' idiocy and the deranged story's psychosexual luridness. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 17, 2013 +674 The movie is gross and smutty: It is having so much fun portraying terrible people doing terrible things to one another that it has no interest in pausing to think about what any of this means. Thankfully. A- fresh Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 23, 2013 +674 Friedkin, Letts and the entire cast barrel ahead through incredibly strange, dark territory, never looking back to see if the audience is keeping up. But those who do won't regret it. fresh Meredith Borders 0 Birth.Movies.Death. April 3, 2013 +674 McConaughey is funny and fearsome in the title role, the devil holding the family accountable for their choices. B fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 February 4, 2013 +674 As sordid and vile as possible. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 21, 2013 +674 Killer Joe is America at its worst but Friedkin and McConaghey at very close to their best. 4.5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show January 11, 2013 +674 It's like a cheap, nasty dessert: completely devoid of nutrition, probably very bad for you, but kind of delicious while it briefly lasts. 3/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) December 4, 2012 +674 Only the faint-hearted or KFC kitchen staff should give it a miss. 4/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Star November 15, 2012 +674 Stage-to-screen adaptations are rarely this primal, and it's been a long time since a William Friedkin film has felt so vital. 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix November 11, 2012 +674 The humor magnifies the horror, and vice versa. Like the inflammatory Dr. Strangelove, we've sewn these seeds, and we deserve whatever is reaped from them. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth November 5, 2012 +674 Killer Joe will leave many people in shock, confusion, and in need of a thorough shower by the time it's done. 3.5/5 fresh Kofi Outlaw 0 ScreenRant October 2, 2012 +674 The scene with the fried chicken drumstick might cause Colonel Sanders to repurpose one of his famous buckets as a barf bag. 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 28, 2012 +674 Killer Joe is a white-hot fever dream of a film. A toxic swill of sex and violence, Joe is mordantly funny, tantalizing and, ultimately, shocking. 5/5 fresh Adam Ross 0 The Aristocrat September 27, 2012 +674 Matthew McConaughey gives an intensely wry performance while director William Friedkin applies his old-master craftsmanship to a brutal, ugly story. 2.5/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) September 21, 2012 +674 Killer Joe will both infuriate and impress, but when it impresses there is nothing quite like it. It plays on the senses and lingers in the mind, McConaughey is brilliant and Friedkin finds himself in his best form in years 9.5/10 fresh Will Chadwick 0 We Got This Covered September 14, 2012 +674 "Resembling yard sculptures in a trailer park, where trash becomes art, ""Killer Joe"" is a Picasso signed with a branding iron." 3.5/4 fresh Graham Killeen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 13, 2012 +674 Sick and twisted in the most interesting ways. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 ScreenAnarchy September 11, 2012 +674 A daringly impressive and darkly funny work, which sees its director William Friedkin return to the audacious spirit of his early films. fresh Andrew Moraitis 0 FILMINK (Australia) September 6, 2012 +674 Aside from Letts scathing one-liners the best reason to see the film is McConaughey. His Killer Joe is a quite brilliant variation on cool villainy. 3.5/5 fresh Peter Galvin 0 sbs.com.au September 6, 2012 +674 "If it weren't for Matthew McConaughey's tightly coiled performance, the nasty white-trash drama ""Killer Joe"" wouldn't be worth the powder it would take to blow it to hell." 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 31, 2012 +674 It is so focused on the depravity at its heart that watching it is like subjecting yourself to a nightmare that sucks the air slowly from your lungs. B+ fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian August 31, 2012 +674 "If you like your movies filled with twisted humor, sexual perversion, psychological intimidation and sudden violence, ""Killer Joe"" is the flick for you." B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News August 31, 2012 +674 ...a clever story ruined by a fight so poorly done it's laughable, and an unbelievably silly but graphic simulated sex scene in the finale. 5/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times August 26, 2012 +674 Jerry Springer re-do rotten Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com August 25, 2012 +674 A dreadfully dull black comedy that reckons it's infinitely more provocative and shocking than it actually is. D+ rotten Erick Weber 0 NECN August 24, 2012 +674 A dark twisted comedy that has strong performances making it one of the most memorable films of this year. 4/5 fresh Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum August 24, 2012 +674 An unflinchingly ugly -- but downright mesmerizing -- tale that plumbs the depths of human immorality. 4/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 24, 2012 +674 A punishing viewing experience, but a uniquely vile sit that rewards the brave with exemplary technical credits, a sure pace in the early going, and the sight of McConaughey reacquainting himself with excellence. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com August 23, 2012 +674 [Friedkin] has retained his touch ... all these years later. And in Matthew McConaughey, he has the perfect vehicle for madness. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic August 23, 2012 +674 The film is drowning in so much depraved gunk that subtleties are lost. The payoff is dandy anyway ... 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 23, 2012 +674 You end up feeling sorry for all the actors forced to humiliate themselves, except for McConaughey, whose portrayal of sadistic, manipulative evil is mesmerizing. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 23, 2012 +674 It's hard not to watch this explosive power punch of a movie and not love absolutely every frame. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 22, 2012 +674 A little slice of Southern Gothic is just what the back room doctor ordered in this summer of explodey superhero movies. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press August 21, 2012 +674 Killer Joe may be a great film, but it's not a particularly good one. 5.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline August 21, 2012 +674 "A movie that doesn't know what ""failure of nerve"" means." 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 21, 2012 +674 Vile, evil and brutal, it's a bloody mess that's only saved by Matthew McConaughey's impressively repellent acting. 3/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate August 19, 2012 +674 "Killer Joe"" is downright hysterical, clever, expertly written, and incredibly unnerving. This is easily a career best performance for Matthew McConaughey." 1 fresh Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com August 18, 2012 +674 This is a movie that literally wallows in its base and crude story making you itch and run for the shower after exiting the theater. 6.5/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix August 17, 2012 +674 The movie frequently clicks as a sendup of over-the-top film-noir storytelling. 2.5/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times August 16, 2012 +674 A Southern Gothic pulp-noir freak show, yee-haw. C rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald August 10, 2012 +674 If y'all like your comedy with a Lone Star drawl and as black as Texas tea, then by all means tuck right into Killer Joe. 2.5/4 fresh Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star August 10, 2012 +674 "In the immortal words of Wayne's World: ""You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll hurl." 4/4 fresh Adam Nayman 1 Globe and Mail August 10, 2012 +674 Mostly makes you want to go home and have a shower. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies August 10, 2012 +674 Really entertaining, and dark and twisted. 7/10 fresh Alonso Duralde 0 August 9, 2012 +674 Killer Joe is twisted pulp, and the actors chew on it bravely, boldly, and with varying degrees of success. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 9, 2012 +674 It's as mean as a snake. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 9, 2012 +674 Friedkin directs; his taste for sadism has never been personified better than in McConaughey's unassuming-but-dangerous drawl. 3.5/4 fresh Jake Mulligan 0 Boston Phoenix August 9, 2012 +674 Friedkin's pretty shrewd himself, in how he teases out the humor without indulging Letts' immature glibness, and how he sidesteps Bible Belt baptism to waterboard us in the sewer of selfish human nature. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 9, 2012 +674 A gleeful and unapologetic descent into delicious decadence, Killer Joe is proud of what it is and never tries to be something it isn't. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 9, 2012 +674 Friedkin plays a trick that might be mean if it wasn't so fascinating to see him pull off, blending laugh-out-loud humor with absolutely repulsive images, forcing disoriented and unsettled audiences to wind up laughing when they should be disturbed. 7.9/10 fresh Ian Buckwalter 0 The Washingtonian August 6, 2012 +674 That everything should go wrong is no surprise, but the wrong turns are taken so viciously -- Gershon, in particular, is appallingly treated, in closeup -- that they lead the film, adapted from the play by Tracy Letts, to the brink of abusive farce. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker August 6, 2012 +674 It's the sort of funny that encompasses both definitions of the word and that is watched, as often as not, with clenched teeth and the temptation to cover ones eyes fighting with the much stronger temptation to see what happens next. 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews August 3, 2012 +674 "Killer Joe"" is diabolically dark, and immensely entertaining. " fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan August 3, 2012 +674 It is a concise, blistering, smoldering performance that deservedly should place McConaughey on the A-list of today's actors. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan August 3, 2012 +674 Like a deep-fried Twinkie at the State Fair of Texas, Killer Joe is gooey, flavorful and bad for you. Dig in. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News August 3, 2012 +674 The action and dialogue find the same squalid level in time for the climactic scene, the cruel humiliation of a central character. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Jenkins 1 Washington Post August 3, 2012 +674 [T]here is no way to say it without employing a pun -- it leaves a truly bad taste. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 2, 2012 +674 "Out of the muck and mire of human depravity that is ""Killer Joe,"" something magnificent comes: a killer performance by Matthew McConaughey." 3/5 fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times August 2, 2012 +674 It is a tale of white trash immorality on a grand scale, of people who are ridiculous and yet dangerous, laughable but cunning, and really stupid ... yet sneaky. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 2, 2012 +674 The bone-crunchingly violent film has luridly entertaining moments. But by its resolution, this sleazy Southern Gothic nightmare has simply gone off the rails. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 2, 2012 +674 The film harks back to the low-budget chamber pieces of Friedkin's early career, and he creates a perfect storm of montage and character interplay within a confined space, which culminates in a disturbing loss of humanity. fresh Drew Hunt 1 Chicago Reader August 2, 2012 +674 With what is arguably Matthew McConaughey's best performance to date, Killer Joe is easily one of the most memorable films of the year. You won't soon forget it. Even if you want to. 4.0/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com August 2, 2012 +674 More interested in the sins of the guilty than their effect on the innocent. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye August 2, 2012 +674 "Killer Joe"" is one hell of a movie. It left me speechless. I can't say I loved it. I can't say I hated it." 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 2, 2012 +674 ...wears its sleaze like a ratty stole dug out from a bin at the 'thrifty.' 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm August 1, 2012 +674 There is truly never a dull moment but that's not the same thing as good ones. 5 rotten Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com August 1, 2012 +674 This is a case of good actors given earthy characters but...they are really caricatures and not much more. C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 1, 2012 +674 Friedkin make no attempt to soften the characters' monstrousness, and thank hell for that. This is rave and rage and purge acting. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture July 30, 2012 +674 Killer Joe, packed with miserable stereotypes doing miserable things with no sense of a higher purpose, plays like a dramatized version of The Jerry Springer Show. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork July 28, 2012 +674 ...a career best performance from Matthew McConaughey as a cooly creepy sadist with a gentleman's veneer, yet this dark comedy seems all rather pointless, a hundred minute build up to a single punch line. The Coen brothers did this better years ago... B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 28, 2012 +674 Like a deep-fried Twinkie at the State Fair of Texas, ''Killer Joe'' is gooey, flavorful and bad for you. Dig in. 3/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press July 27, 2012 +674 The film is loaded with seedy and dysfunctional characters of questionable morals and intelligence, which makes things entertaining in a train-wreck sort of way, but it leaves nobody to root for. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue July 27, 2012 +674 An ugly, ugly film that leaves you feeling dirty inside, especially if you find yourself being entertained and amused by its characters and what they do to each other. 4.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net July 27, 2012 +674 The trials and tribulations of a Texas family that nobody would want to spend any time with. 0/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice July 27, 2012 +674 "A sleazy and pointless film about sleazy and pointless people, ""Killer Joe"" reminds us that what Quentin Tarantino does isn't easy." 0.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post July 26, 2012 +674 To its own detriment, William Friedkin's splattery, southern gothic return to the screen seeks to amuse as well as shake and stir. 6.5/10 rotten Michelle Orange 0 Movieline July 26, 2012 +674 "Killer Joe"" is, at bottom-and I mean bottom-ugly and vile, not to mention dumb and clumsy." rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 26, 2012 +674 As a sadistic dallas cop who moonlights as a hit man, Matthew McConaughey is on fire in Killer Joe, fierce and ferociously funny. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 26, 2012 +674 One of the three best performances of McConaughey's career. 4.5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com July 26, 2012 +674 Lurches from realism to corn-pone absurdism and exploitation-cinema surrealism. 2.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times July 26, 2012 +674 "Killer Joe"" offers us a sneering image of trailer-park Texas, in which everyone is stupid and amoral and trashier than their cluttered front yards." 1/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News July 26, 2012 +674 "Friedkin's still got it - the ""it"" being his ability to infuse every frame of the film with powerful ambiguity and doubt, and also his ability to attract terrific actors and propel them in unexpected directions." fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com July 26, 2012 +674 Killer Joe spins a lot of dumb hick behavior into a wellspring of comedy and plot twists, recalling Raising Arizona's colorful vernacular while turning a simple contract job into a complicated web of family betrayals. B+ fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club July 26, 2012 +674 No one will ever accuse William Friedkin of mellowing with age 8/10 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 ScreenCrush July 25, 2012 +674 "Throws down a dare by expecting its audience to be the cool connoisseurs of the story's ""comic"" outrageousness, then rubbing viewers' faces in close-up scenes of brutality that reasonable people ought not to be able to watch." C rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly July 25, 2012 +674 Friedkin unleashes a strong cast on this darkly funny and violent tale of weak-minded people who think they're smarter than they are. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine July 25, 2012 +674 A paean to pulp fiction, this gruesome but thoroughly entertaining Geek tragedy features a son plotting to kill his mother and prostitute his sister, with his father a willing accomplice. fresh Rex Roberts 0 Film Journal International July 25, 2012 +674 It sends you home reeling, but wondering what the point of it was, and why so many worthwhile people bothered to do it in the first place. 2/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer July 24, 2012 +674 Friedkin, a son of Chicago's working-class South Side who has swerved back and forth over the thin blue line of order and chaos throughout his career, is a fine fit to the material. fresh Nick Pinkerton 1 Village Voice July 24, 2012 +674 Gazing into the abyss has rarely felt so good. 5/5 fresh Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out July 24, 2012 +674 Friedkin has crafted another enjoyable slice of frenzied pulp minimalism. fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire July 24, 2012 +674 Loud...lurid...and the best film of the summer 4/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service July 24, 2012 +674 It thrills in seeing dumb people getting their due in hyper-stylized displays of violence, and yet it never feels contemptuous of them. 3/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine July 22, 2012 +674 Even when McConnaughey is not onscreen, it is a cracking piece of character-driven entertainment; when he is, it something greater again. fresh Simon Foster 0 Screen-Space July 21, 2012 +674 A little more time and a little more money might have turned Killer Joe into something truly great, or it might have ruined it, overwhelming the delicate chemistry with surface glitter. We'll never know. 8/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net July 19, 2012 +674 It's a bold, weirdly charming and violent look at the modern family unit that makes for one of the most thought-provoking cinematic endeavors of this year 4/5 fresh Heather Wixson 0 Dread Central July 7, 2012 +674 To pick out any one transgression in Killer Joe is to minimise its overall achievement in crafting one of the least affable movies in recent memory. fresh Charlie Lyne 0 Ultra Culture July 6, 2012 +674 It's the audience's compact with the author that makes Killer Joe, for all its wry depravity, one of Friedkin's safest efforts. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray July 5, 2012 +674 A twisted, well acted and quite compelling comedy of errors, until a brutal, over-extended finale leaves a very sour taste. 3/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) July 4, 2012 +674 It revels in evil and lacks any sprightliness that might have redeemed its twisted characters, all of whom are loathsome and stupid. rotten Jason Solomons 0 Observer (UK) July 1, 2012 +674 A gruesome, greasy bucket-load of uninhibited tastelessness. And I mean that in the nicest possible way. 4/5 fresh Tom Clift 0 Moviedex June 30, 2012 +674 Matthew McConaughey steals the show with a ferocious, transformative performance worthy of awards attention, and Friedkin restores his stature as an architect of taut, muscular cinema. 4.5/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture June 29, 2012 +674 If you've always longed to see a version of Double Indemnity played out by in-bred, under-educated psychopaths, then your time has finally come. 4/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times June 29, 2012 +674 Friedkin remains an expert technician to this day, but it's difficult to understand his enthusiasm for this seemingly juvenile exercise in trailer-trash excess. 2/5 rotten Trevor Johnston 0 Radio Times June 29, 2012 +674 "We get an effective combination of raw, in-your-face direction - Friedkin has a ""two takes only"" rule - and a finely honed script." 4/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard June 29, 2012 +674 It's a joy to see rom-com star McConaughey slip into the role of an amoral sociopath with such ease. 4/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) June 29, 2012 +674 The different characters' motivations are sucked into a vacuum which is only punctuated by moments of extreme and quite abhorrent violence. 1/5 rotten Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail June 29, 2012 +674 this bucket of southern gothic is a Coen-esque caper of small-town double-crosses that starts off trailer-trash tawdry, before steadily gearing down into truly unhinged realms - even for the Texas hinterlands. fresh Anton Bitel 0 MovieScope June 29, 2012 +674 Becomes unintentionally funny by the grotesque closing stretch. 2/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) June 29, 2012 +674 Lurid and nasty, William Friedkin's pulp noir thriller Killer Joe is compelling and repellent in equal doses. It isn't easy to watch, but it's hard to look away. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk June 29, 2012 +674 A deliriously sleazy black comedy thriller that is resolutely adult in tone and content but overflows with wonderful performances, fast-paced thrills and memorable dialogue. 4/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Daily Mirror (UK) June 28, 2012 +674 A kind of scuzzball Double Indemnity. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times June 28, 2012 +674 This, my friends, is the kind of movie they don't make anymore. fresh Greg Klymkiw 0 Electric Sheep June 28, 2012 +674 A gruesome, brutally violent and queasy trailer-park nightmare from deep in the heart of Texas. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian June 28, 2012 +674 Lovely to see Friedkin on such mischievous form and McConaughey finally revealing his dark side. 3/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies June 28, 2012 +674 Killer Joe is emphatically not to everyone's taste, but it is among the purest cinematic experiences you'll have this year. It will also ensure that you never, ever look at fried chicken in quite the same way again. 4/5 fresh Emma Dibdin 0 Digital Spy June 27, 2012 +674 The powerful vein of black humour that runs through it never renders the violence gratuitous while the characters are a rich mix of venality, lust, revenge and low IQ. fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema June 27, 2012 +674 A seemingly hopeless spiral of existence ... there is some depraved glee that this filmmaker takes in toying with his hapless cast, and his latest film is no exception nor for the faint-hearted. 3/5 fresh Lisa Giles-Keddie 0 Real.com June 27, 2012 +674 Thanks to McConaughey's oily power and Friedkin's unflinching purpose it's a compelling beast. 3/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine June 27, 2012 +674 Like Friedkin's last film, Bug, this is adapted from a play by Tracy Letts, and takes place in a similarly cramped and mouldering dwelling. 3/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) June 26, 2012 +674 Friedkin's direction is rough and ready, but Letts's tangy writing is the star here. 3/5 fresh Guy Lodge 1 Time Out June 26, 2012 +674 This film's unhinged plot constantly catches us off guard with its bizarre twists and turns, all of which are grounded on the hapless characters. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 21, 2012 +674 Enjoyably pulpy Southern-fried thriller with a strong script and terrific performances from a superb cast, though it occasionally struggles to escape its stage-bound origins. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon June 21, 2012 +674 The dirtiest black comedy you'll see for a long time. 4/5 fresh Matt Mueller 0 Total Film June 20, 2012 +674 Tennessee Williams meets Nabokov meets The Coen Brothers in this dark, cruel, funny and weirdly amiable hicksploitation chamber-piece. fresh Staci Layne 0 Horror.com June 19, 2012 +674 [VIDEO ESSAY] William Friedkin has made the most triumphantly dark, funny, and sexy black comedy you could ever imagine. A- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 13, 2012 +674 "To paraphase a critic, ""At a time that so-called major directors are producing anemic works of little interest, 'Killer Joe' is a source of optimism." A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve June 13, 2012 +674 Twisted, tense and trashy, it's glorious fun. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 The List June 12, 2012 +674 For every moment of grotesque violence there are several beautifully directed, well written and fearlessly acted moments that counter. Killer Joe is a trashy and at times shocking Texan tale to be sure, but one that's worth watching. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews June 7, 2012 +674 It feels weird to say, 'I liked it,' but I know deep down, in places that feel uncomfortable, I loved it. 9/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review April 1, 2012 +674 Friedkin takes what could have been a case study in trailer-trash miserabilism and produces something riveting, compassionate, and truly singular. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather March 12, 2012 +674 McConaughey's performance as the Mephistophelean title character is one for the ages. 3.5/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central October 2, 2011 +674 Essentially a filmed play, but McConaughey's performance is too good to ignore. 7/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 23, 2011 +674 McConaughey's fans might be shocked to see him in this role - more likely, they'd skip the opportunity - but they ought to give his performance a shot. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine September 15, 2011 +674 Less about storytelling than depravity ... D+ rotten Laremy Legel 1 Film.com September 14, 2011 +674 William Freidkin's film is full-frontal in every sense, an unabashed pulp romp stuffed with ugly acts and primal screams. 4/5 fresh Catherine Shoard 0 Guardian September 13, 2011 +674 Killer Joe pitches to the rafters, amping up a hicksploitation thriller with unnecessary jolts of savage violence and abuse. B fresh Noel Murray 1 AV Club September 13, 2011 +674 Enjoyably cynical, blood-spattered noir-comedy elicits more laughs than thrills. fresh Neil Young 1 Hollywood Reporter September 9, 2011 +674 With Killer Joe, a black comedy thriller adapted from a play by Tracy Letts, Friedkin seems to have recaptured some of that youthful energy. 4/5 fresh Lee Marshall 0 London Evening Standard September 8, 2011 +678 It's so delicious bad it's monumental, a masterpiece of nonsense. rotten Isabel Quigly 0 The Spectator June 18, 2018 +680 Limited budget, black and white melodramatic pacing and scripting, awkward direction and inferior acting are what contribute to its shortcomings as pure film. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 30, 2012 +680 When Richard Wright went wrong. 2/5 rotten Phil Hall 0 Film Threat August 10, 2007 +680 A mediocre 'man-on-the-run' crime drama without any twists or likable three-dimensional characters to keep your interest. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +683 Smart and glossy, but it has too many sluggish moments to maintain its few high points. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 2, 2007 +683 Generally effective spy thriller with interesting cast 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +683 Sean Connery gives one of the best performances of his long career. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 10, 2002 +683 A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +683 3/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 UGO March 24, 2007 +683 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 2, 2005 +683 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly June 9, 2005 +683 4/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 3, 2003 +683 5/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner December 11, 2002 +683 4/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) December 6, 2002 +683 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +683 5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide January 15, 2002 +683 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +683 0 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +683 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly December 19, 1990 +684 If not for the superb villainy of Frank Langella, who plays the evil Skeletor, Masters of the Universe would be as barren as an asteroid. rotten Roger Hurlburt 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 11, 2014 +684 With Masters of the Universe -- the latest numbskull entertainment from the creators of Castle Greyskull -- He-Man makes the transition from animation to live action. Taking a live actor along for the ride might have helped. 1/4 rotten Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 11, 2014 +684 A misfiring, underdone epic that takes its inspiration not from life or literature, but from a toy line and the cartoon series it inspired. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Los Angeles Times July 11, 2014 +684 It is exceedingly difficult to make convincing live-action versions of cult cartoon strips, and this big-screen version of the momentarily popular TV series is one of the least successful attempts. 2/5 rotten David Parkinson 0 Radio Times July 11, 2014 +684 If nothing else, we can probably thank Lundgren for ensuring that there will be no more Rambo movies in the near future because he has obviously depleted the world supply of body grease. rotten Bob Morris 1 Orlando Sentinel July 11, 2014 +684 It is by no means a masterpiece, but it still possesses some keen schlock value for fans of eighties cinema. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 6, 2012 +684 The first film to be based on a line of toys, this might not be the last, but it'd take something awful to replace it as the worst. 1/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine May 13, 2008 +684 There are some decent special effects, but overall it's about what you'd expect from a movie inspired by a line of toys. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide May 13, 2008 +684 The result is a colossal bore. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety May 13, 2008 +684 There are lots of flashes and bangs, but the effects are neither special nor camp enough to be more than vaguely amusing. rotten Mark Salisbury 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +684 Goddard does a good job of bringing the characters to life....a treat for the fans 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole May 12, 2005 +684 Their weapons make a Fourth of July sparkler show, but they almost never hit anybody. rotten Walter Goodman 1 New York Times May 21, 2003 +684 stinks 3/5 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is August 1, 2002 +684 I'm not saying He-Man deserved all that brilliant of a movie ... but this thing's a freaking disaster. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +684 Little kids at play have come up with craftier plots, better characterization and conceivably more spectacular effects -- provided their mothers let them play with matches. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +684 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 10, 2005 +684 1/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review July 7, 2005 +684 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 10, 2004 +684 1/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 8, 2004 +684 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide September 1, 2003 +684 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +685 It's tonally uncomfortable, which was probably Hoffman's intent, and though it's not a home run, there's great acting on display-another common theme in films adapted from plays. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) November 16, 2018 +685 Can't shake off its stagey roots and lacks any emotional punch. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 31, 2018 +685 Jack Goes Boating is an impressive display of Hoffman's work. As an actor, and director, Hoffman always recognized the power of restraint to create a memorable impression - albeit, in this case, not one that leaves behind an indelible trace. fresh Uri Klein 0 Haaretz January 11, 2018 +685 An exceptional directorial debut by Philip Seymour Hoffman, JACK GOES BOATING is a touching story about how of love is awkward, funny, and important. fresh Chase Whale 0 ChaseWhale.com May 1, 2015 +685 These characters are all writerly quirks, never once behaving remotely like recognizable human beings. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly April 28, 2015 +685 Refreshingly optimistic without idealization, Jack Goes Boating gives us a fantastic cast and manages to be charming and witty without sacrificing integrity. 9/10 fresh Blake Griffin 0 We Got This Covered November 11, 2013 +685 A low-energy/moments of heat romance that rewards the patient filmgoer and bores the impatient one. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation January 27, 2013 +685 We do see New York from some interestingly different angles and Jack goes on a voyage which might inspire others like him. 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail January 20, 2012 +685 Hoffman has an intimate feel for the drama, yet he strives to open it out for the big screen with too many lyrical montages, and this occasionally blunts the more intense exchanges. 3/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times November 9, 2011 +685 "The characters feel a little too condescendingly conceived as ""ordinary people"" to make this meaningful." 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman November 6, 2011 +685 There's an improvisatory air, overlaid with quirky charm but never any bite. Hoffman's performance needs tougher, more focused direction. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard November 4, 2011 +685 A plaintive, sensitively-handled tale reminiscent of vintage Hollywood dramas such as Marty that knew how to tell such stories without seeming quite so self-conscious. 3/5 fresh 0 Daily Express (UK) November 4, 2011 +685 Hoffman's directing debut delivers a film so weak I could barely remember what it was about as I left the cinema. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) November 3, 2011 +685 In places it has the airless feel of an over-workshopped piece, but is rescued by excellent performances: in particular Amy Ryan as Connie, Jack's shy would-be girlfriend. 3/5 fresh Cath Clarke 0 Guardian November 3, 2011 +685 With fine and affecting performances all round, this is an enjoyably old-fashioned ensemble piece and a solid start to a career behind the camera. 3/5 fresh Raphael Abraham 0 Financial Times November 3, 2011 +685 Take Jack's lead and give this one a miss. 2/5 rotten Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies November 3, 2011 +685 Despite strong performances, this is ultimately a disappointing drama thanks to its emotionally closed-off characters, and a plodding script that can't quite escape its stagebound origins and never quite sparks to life. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 2, 2011 +685 Philip Seymour Hoffman puts his oar in with a tender, thoughtful adaption of Robert Glaudini's stage play. A little too measured to deliver an emotional punch, it's nevertheless beautifully acted and at times rather lovely. 3/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine October 31, 2011 +685 It's all a tad schematic, and the direction is workmanlike but cautious. 3/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film June 20, 2011 +685 "It's a clever look at how we struggle to do our best in life and relationships. Although sometimes the drama feels rather too wilfully ""normal""." 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 16, 2011 +685 Hoffman, the unofficial king of indie films, gets a bit too precious with his directorial debut. 2.5/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 February 3, 2011 +685 a sweet and sometimes painfully honest portrait of the interrelationships among four largely internal characters 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 26, 2011 +685 An indescribable little film of behaviors and performance, and while that effort is commendable, the picture can't help but come off insincere, waiting patiently for some sign of cinematic life that isn't completely affected. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com January 18, 2011 +685 A genial, shambling little film with characters it's possible to care about even when you don't necessarily like them. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 4, 2010 +685 A well-made, tender movie. fresh Richard Knight 0 Knight at the Movies November 3, 2010 +685 "Boating"" is an offbeat and rather moving romantic comedy, an ensemble piece in which Hoffman's generosity towards his co-stars is palpable." 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) October 29, 2010 +685 A fine cast salvages an indie-drama boilerplate B+ fresh Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) October 22, 2010 +685 Jack Goes Boating. You should go boating, too. 4.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald October 9, 2010 +685 [Hoffman] sticks too close to the story?s stage roots, resulting in claustrophobic scenes and some trite plot complications that are uncovered in dialogue rather than action. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 8, 2010 +685 There's no arguing with the performances. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star October 8, 2010 +685 No present-day actor celebrates the working class like Hoffman, and he captures the ordinary joys and heartache of Jack, Connie, Clyde and Lucy with feeling and respect. 3/4 fresh Steve Ramos 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 7, 2010 +685 ...a periodically passable yet oppressively uneven piece of work. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 7, 2010 +685 The magnitude of the acting overshadows the modest reach of the material. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 7, 2010 +685 Jack Goes Boating reminded one woman I spoke to of Rocky; I can see it if I squint. 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central October 5, 2010 +685 Nothing new here, just four highly polished performances, a kiss and a tear at the end, and black ink on the bottom line. 9/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics October 3, 2010 +685 I love Philip Seymour Hoffman, but his directing debut, like so many American Indies, features strong characters cursed by a lack of story, purpose and pacing. C rotten Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer October 3, 2010 +685 ... a touching portrayal of four ordinary people ... a nuanced, emotional, yet optimistic film. fresh Emily S. Mendel 0 culturevulture.net October 1, 2010 +685 Hoffman the director can't compete with Hoffman the film's star. And he can pretty much just stand in wonder at the layers co-star Amy Ryan brings to the party. The woman is a natural wonder. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 1, 2010 +685 The movie's heart and story, both bleeding and mending, and its quartet of characters are hard to abandon -- and easy to care about. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post October 1, 2010 +685 Hoffman's directorial debut a decent fall drama 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit October 1, 2010 +685 Like Jack himself, the film isn't about to set the world on fire, but it establishes Hoffman as, not surprisingly, an actors' director. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express October 1, 2010 +685 Jack's a good guy, and you root for him all the way to the end, but, wistfully, that doesn't make him an any more interesting everyday Joe than he is. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 1, 2010 +685 All four actors are excellent, but Hoffman makes the biggest impression as Jack, whose careless dreadlocks indicate he may not have washed his hair this millennium. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 1, 2010 +685 There's a massive heart within Jack Goes Boating to be dealt with before the eyes cynically roll, and it's confounding. Ultimately, the film is uplifting in a way that I haven't experienced at a movie this year. 5/5 fresh Justin Strout 0 Orlando Weekly September 30, 2010 +685 The best thing about Philip Seymour Hoffman's directing debut: It stars Philip Seymour Hoffman. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 30, 2010 +685 It belatedly reveals itself to be a meditation on the different kinds of loneliness, presenting isolation as a form of social stage fright. 2.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 30, 2010 +685 A downbeat, claustrophobic study of problem-plagued mid-lifers living in a grungy New York that looks like a minimum security prison. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 30, 2010 +685 Jack Goes Boating is a film of many excellent moments that offer fair compensation for the fact that the whole doesn't really work. 6/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 September 30, 2010 +685 A Podcast with Amy Ryan, star of Gone Baby Gone and Jack Goes Boating. rotten Adam Lippe 0 Examiner.com September 28, 2010 +685 A sensitive, slice-of-life, subtle drama depicting lonely people yearning to make an emotional connection. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com September 28, 2010 +685 [T]he oddball-ness of Jack and Connie is strained and -- excellent performances by both actors aside -- fails to ring true... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 27, 2010 +685 Hoffman's actorly sensibility allows the film's best moments, expressed in gestures and non-verbal signifiers... 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews September 27, 2010 +685 Always a meticulous, quirky, and sometimes revelatory actor, Philip Seymour Hoffman in his directorial debut nurtures his splendid cast into similar performances. 3/4 fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix September 25, 2010 +685 Jack Goes Boating is extremely well-acted and full of moments I adored, it's just the final product itself that sadly left me cold. 2.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 24, 2010 +685 The quality of Hoffman's work is admirable, even Oscar worthy, as is the co-starring performance from Amy Ryan. 4/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies September 24, 2010 +685 Making his feature directing debut, Hoffman shows considerable generosity toward the other players, which was probably a good idea given his own listless performance as the mumbling title character. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader September 24, 2010 +685 The adults-acting-badly genre is popular in the art-house scene -- Noah Baumbach perhaps being its king -- but despite its wincing moments, Jack has a much sweeter heart than its darker cousins. 3/4 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Christianity Today September 24, 2010 +685 A subtle, slow-moving drama of moments and repercussions that works due to the talents of its cast and quality of its source material despite a few notable flaws. 3.5/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com September 24, 2010 +685 Audiences attuned to these kind of four-person dramas will get pretty much what they expect. 3/5 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2010 +685 Hoffman brings all the methodical excellence that has made him such a force as an actor to his first outing as a director with the tender story of awkward, middle-aged love, betrayal and consequences in Jack Goes Boating. 3/4 fresh Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star September 24, 2010 +685 It's the sort of obvious chamber melodrama the script, with its eccentric characters, works so hard to avoid. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies September 23, 2010 +685 Jack Goes Boating is a successful work of art. To see this movie is to feel that you've lived it. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 23, 2010 +685 Hoffman's direction is a mixture of skill and showiness. He's attentive to all the actors, but he can't resist cute camera angles and Fellini-esque touches that don't quite fit this story. 2.5/4 rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times September 23, 2010 +685 "Marty"" remade by Jim Jarmusch, ""Jack Goes Boating"" is a long dip in a pool of New York working-class-romantic angst." B- rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald September 23, 2010 +685 This is one of those rare movies that genuinely likes its characters and wishes them the best; as agonizing as it can be to watch Jack fumble toward human connection, Hoffman knows the fumbling's the point. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe September 23, 2010 +685 The sort of old-fashioned, slight little-guy-makes-good story that has some really charming moments but can often seem precious and contrived. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 23, 2010 +685 Just another movie that could be titled Sad Guy in New York. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com September 23, 2010 +685 The actors make it new and poignant, and avoid going over the top in the story's limited psychic and physical space. Even at their highest pitch, the emotions of these characters come from hearts long worn down by the troubles we see. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 23, 2010 +685 the kind of film that you can't take your eyes off of, even though it never seems to call attention to itself. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 Cinematical September 22, 2010 +685 Hoffman is stymied by the difficult task of transforming stage material into a movie; Jack Goes Boating's camera just sits there while actors act. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 22, 2010 +685 A characteristically morose wallow in indie-style shoe-gazing that should only please the most dedicated fans of the talented Philip Seymour Hoffman. 2/5 rotten Brent Simon 0 Shared Darkness September 22, 2010 +685 Smart, sweet and emotionally rich. 4/5 fresh Steve Ramos 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 18, 2010 +685 Such a gentle picture that at times it threatens to drift off the screen. 7/10 fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline September 17, 2010 +685 It would almost come across as a fairly routine indie/Sundance-type movie if not for the superior acting and subtle characterization. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media September 17, 2010 +685 Philip Seymour Hoffman's directorial debut is a showcase for four passionate, authentic performances. 4/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com September 17, 2010 +685 The ruefully funny Jack Goes Boating, which, refreshingly, takes a generous view of its flawed characters, is a must for us many Hoffman fans. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 17, 2010 +685 As is so often the case in modest, aimless little movies like this one, it is the acting that saves Jack Goes Boating from triviality or worse. 2.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times September 17, 2010 +685 Jack Goes Boating doesn't exactly herald the arrival of a major new filmmaking talent, but it does act as a modestly entertaining showcase for a group of versatile performers. 3/4 fresh Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic September 16, 2010 +685 It's an intimate, slice-of-life story in which things move deliberately, character goals are modest, and emotions -- both of the internal and external kind -- take center stage. 3.5/5 fresh Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times September 16, 2010 +685 The performances are strong, and Glaudini pulls the story forward largely on the sweet image of an adult gladly taking baby steps into a new world. B- fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club September 16, 2010 +685 Jack Goes Boating wasn't a particularly witty or insightfully written play to begin with, and much of its elemental charm has dissipated upon being put to film. 2/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com September 16, 2010 +685 Making his debut behind the camera, Oscar winner Philip Seymour Hoffman directs like he acts, with a sharp eye for the small details that cut to the soul of a character. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 16, 2010 +685 As delightfully odd and quirky as you might expect from an actor like Philip Seymour Hoffman, but it also has a strange tone that's hard to put one's finger on. 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net September 15, 2010 +685 Hoffman proves himself as sure-handed behind the camera as in front. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine September 15, 2010 +685 Carries an overpowering scent of writerly affectation. C- rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness September 15, 2010 +685 To say this snoozy, awkward movie is an 'acting showcase' would be unfair to the vastly superior work these performers have done elsewhere. 2/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com September 15, 2010 +685 It's a mighty awkward adaptation for such an uncomplicated project... 2/5 rotten Aaron Hillis 1 Time Out September 15, 2010 +685 Hoffman reveals Jack the sad sack to be an odd, inarticulate Buddha, willing to put in the work it takes for growth. fresh Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press September 14, 2010 +685 [A] pleasure of a film. fresh Dan Kois 1 Village Voice September 14, 2010 +685 We get a scattering of those breathless hushes that, in the theatre, always make me wish I'd ordered a Scotch for the intermission. Yet there is, for all that, something impressive in the very doggedness of the project, and in Hoffman's dedication... fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker September 14, 2010 +685 One of the most gifted actors of his generation, Philip Seymour Hoffman makes his debut behind the camera, even while starring in the title role, and the verdict is ... a deep disappointment. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail September 14, 2010 +685 It's not easy to adapt a stage play to the screen and make it seem like something other than canned theater, a problem directors have dealt with throughout the history of cinema. 1.5/4 rotten Andrew Schenker 0 Slant Magazine September 12, 2010 +685 You feel trapped with these people who have allowed their lives to become mundane hells and for some reason are forcing you to share it with them. 2/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend September 10, 2010 +685 Glaudini expects character tics to substitute for plot development. 2/5 rotten Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film February 12, 2010 +685 An encouraging film for the large Philip Seymour Hoffman fan club -- he directs with the same energy and integrity he brings to his acting. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 25, 2010 +685 A sensitively rendered piece which unfortunately lacks sufficient heft to work as either a romantic drama or a musing on life's daily miseries. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International January 25, 2010 +685 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine November 4, 2011 +685 3.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +685 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 31, 2011 +685 3/5 fresh 0 NOW Toronto September 13, 2010 +686 Shockingly, talented performers such as Eckhart and the usually reliable character actor Nighy singed on the dotted line for this fetid fishbowl of a frightfest that seems as inconsequential as a pair of Frankenstein's high-water pants. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 SF Crowsnest November 10, 2018 +686 There's treating a ridiculous story seriously, and then there's believing that a ridiculous story is serious, and I, Frankenstein falls into the latter category. 4/10 rotten Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +686 Adam's search for the meaning of his life slows the pace,... By the time the final crusade takes place, the audience's interest has diminished almost completely. rotten Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal October 31, 2018 +686 Succumbing to the worst possible scenario for a film like this, I, Frankenstein is a boring and poorly written attempt at establishing the infamous creature as an action icon. 4/10 rotten Aaron Peterson 0 The Hollywood Outsider October 12, 2018 +686 If Victor Frankenstein considers his creature an abomination, and he traditionally does, then everyone involved in I, Frankenstein should take a leaf out of his book. rotten Sarah Ward 0 Flicks.com.au July 16, 2018 +686 So jump on the back of the nearest flying Gargoyle and float to your local movie theater - hopefully at midnight - to enjoy the most irresistible techno-goth, emo-monster extravaganza that's come out in quite a while. fresh Annalee Newitz 0 io9.com May 23, 2018 +686 Visually spectacular with a first-rate cast, I, Frankenstein is hampered by a predictable script. B- fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald November 29, 2017 +686 The film is more of a generic action-fantasy based on a graphic novel, rather than the book by Mary Shelley, so don't expect it to be emotionally moving. 3/5 rotten Reagan Gavin 0 The Times of India November 16, 2017 +686 The monster might live, but unfortunately it gets lost within all the chaos surrounding him. 2.5/5 rotten Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald September 8, 2017 +686 Writer-director Stuart Beattie and his cast and crew tear into their bad idea with vigor. 1.5/5 rotten 0 Cinemixtape April 14, 2016 +686 The effects are poor, the dialogue is laughable, and despite Aaron Eckhart's valiant efforts, the whole thing feels like a cheesy TV movie. D- rotten Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com April 23, 2015 +686 Here's hoping there's no follow-up to the amazingly dull adventures of Frankenstein's Monster. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 23, 2014 +686 It takes less than four minutes to realise that this Underworld-style, graphic novel adaptation won't keep anyone in the audience sitting bolt upright for long. 1/5 rotten Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail October 10, 2014 +686 Humanity's fate hangs in the balance, but it's hard to work up much excitement for the routine CGI-boosted battles between good and evil forces, or for the less than sparky rapport between Eckhart's Monster and Strahovski's lissome blonde scientist. rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk June 15, 2014 +686 I, Frankenstein leaves itself open to be franchised, but the chances of that happening are equal to Eckhart putting this film at the top of his resume. C- rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 3, 2014 +686 Even the title card is garish D+ rotten Jack Giroux 0 Film School Rejects May 23, 2014 +686 Even the most avid action junkies would have a hard time not rolling their eyes at the blandness of it all. 2/5 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com May 12, 2014 +686 If a worse studio film comes out this year, we're in deep trouble, people. This film is so bad it will hurt your brain. And even if you leave your brain at home, your spinal column will still object...[a] godawful, lame-brained mess of a movie. 0/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 3AW March 21, 2014 +686 I, Frankenstein, with its monster reinvented as a superhero, is a fairly predictable action movie. Shelley would not have approved. rotten Evan Williams 0 The Australian March 21, 2014 +686 Only in occasional, uncanny moments - when someone uses an iPhone, or gets off a tram - does this world appear to intersect in any way with our own. 2/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 Sydney Morning Herald March 21, 2014 +686 It is disappointing and you look at all the talent that's gone into it. I was really underwhelmed by Strahovski's performance, I must say. 2.5/5 rotten Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) March 18, 2014 +686 The numerous battles are confusingly handled and the actors aren't given many opportunities given the dialogue they're forced to speak. 1.5/5 rotten David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) March 18, 2014 +686 Devoid of any appeal that isn't concentrated around star Aaron Eckhart's impeccably-sculpted muscles, this effects-laden lump of cinematic coal is as nonsensical and ill-conceived as it is boring. D- rotten Glenn Dunks 0 Quickflix March 18, 2014 +686 An animated corpse of a film about a reanimated one. 1.5/5 rotten Tom Glasson 0 Concrete Playground March 17, 2014 +686 There are a lot of people local and abroad responsible for this dismal film. 1/5 rotten Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer March 16, 2014 +686 The last thing this film wants to do is make a believable world. 2/5 rotten Andrew Osmond 0 SFX Magazine February 21, 2014 +686 Ay-yi-yi, Frankenstein. 1/5 rotten Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz February 13, 2014 +686 Aaron Eckhart tries his best but he can't breathe life into this monster of a movie. 4/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com February 10, 2014 +686 I, Frankenstein doesn't have much of a brain and is completely missing a funny bone. 1.5/4 rotten Perry Seibert 0 TV Guide February 6, 2014 +686 I, Frankenstein looks suspiciously like it was conceived more as a ready-made franchise property than as a strong individual story. 2.0/5 rotten Tasha Robinson 0 The Dissolve February 6, 2014 +686 The film isn't campy enough to be fun or smart enough to be good, but it passes by quickly and without doing any serious harm to the viewer. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 3, 2014 +686 This movie is a corpse in desperate need of reanimation. F rotten Drew Taylor 0 The Playlist February 1, 2014 +686 Was it pure luck that randomly stitching together a dozen strangers gives you the perfect likeness of Aaron Eckhart? rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray February 1, 2014 +686 "Ugly and miserable in the most generic way possible, amusing only in flashes, usually because of Eckhart's ""kids roleplaying in the backyard"" performance style." 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 31, 2014 +686 Eckhart can act - as he proved in Thank You For Smoking, The Dark Knight and The Rum Diary - but he has little to work with here. 1/5 rotten Henry Northmore 0 The List January 31, 2014 +686 The final insult is saved for the end credits: 'Special Thanks to Mary Shelley.' 1.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 31, 2014 +686 I, Frankenstein may be destined to become a late-night camp-fest in dorm rooms across the country. It will not, however, ever be defended as good. rotten Witney Seibold 0 Nerdist January 31, 2014 +686 Aaron Eckhart plays the thoroughly modern monster, caught up in a battle between good and evil that threatens all mankind. Somehow he finds time for romance. 2/5 rotten Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard January 31, 2014 +686 One more run around that boringly realised, CGI-reliant, blue-grey netherverse that takes enduring fantasy creations as the basis for barely functioning multiplex-filler. 2/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Guardian January 30, 2014 +686 Stuff like this should not be allowed to happen. There should be laws protecting the innocent. 1/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review January 30, 2014 +686 A special-effects monster movie that's a deliriously loopy combination of the Underworld films, the Highlander franchise, and a brick of Swiss cheese. 1.5/5 rotten Jay Stone 0 Canada.com January 30, 2014 +686 The only exception to the film's tone comes, not surprisingly, from Nighy, who artfully dredges up a miniscule portion of fun from the otherwise unfun proceedings. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 30, 2014 +686 This novel premise quickly gives way to lots of chaotic action, though there are numerous incidental pleasures throughout. fresh Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader January 30, 2014 +686 Dreadful fantasy thriller that's let down by a derivative, badly written script, dodgy special effects, poor pacing, dismal dialogue and a dull central performance from Eckhart. 1/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 30, 2014 +686 Ultimately, it's a monster movie that's the sum of less than its parts. 2/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema January 30, 2014 +686 Any way you slice it, I, Frankenstein is quite a few stitches shy of the classic monster. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 29, 2014 +686 like watching inertia become entropy, though even that description makes it sound more interesting than it is 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews January 26, 2014 +686 It's no fun. Everyone takes this way too seriously. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 26, 2014 +686 What the film doesn't have is a sense of humor. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday January 26, 2014 +686 The special effects are pretty good and the fight scenes are adequate. But the film loses steam in the fourth act ... 2/4 rotten David Hiltbrand 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 26, 2014 +686 Stitches up Aaron Eckhart's chiseled face like a baseball cover, sticks him in a hoodie, and promptly crashes, thanks to a complete inability to resist awful, overdone dialogue and faux-lofty exposition. rotten Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe January 26, 2014 +686 Awful... but under the night sky at an old-school drive-in - or with the appropriate spirit in tow - that awful can be a lot more fun than a good number of its betters. C rotten Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com January 25, 2014 +686 Like watching someone else play a bad videogame. 1/5 rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique January 25, 2014 +686 "Frankly quite silly, ""I, Frankenstein"" parades its grim atmosphere as a badge of coolness, apparently unaware how little fun there is in this dull corpse of a film." rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International January 25, 2014 +686 Aaron's Eckhart's solid performance can't make up for this feature's rotten script and its by-the-books third act. 2.0/5 rotten John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews January 25, 2014 +686 I, Frankenstein isn't a masterpiece, but it is a fast-paced and slickly made film that holds your attention. 3/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 25, 2014 +686 "If you've never seen a ""Frankenstein"" film before, stick with the classics and pretend this one stayed as a graphic novel." 1.9/5 rotten Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know January 24, 2014 +686 The film goes from bad to hilarious in a few spots, but for the most part it's just loud and plodding. 1.5/5 rotten Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know January 24, 2014 +686 Poor Mary Shelley must be rolling in her grave. rotten Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight January 24, 2014 +686 "If the film is made with the understanding that campiness needs to be straight-faced to be funny, then are its ""unintentional"" laughs really that unintentional?" C rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club January 24, 2014 +686 There are some clean, comic-book compositions and neat architectural interlacing, but the blinkered screenplay and indifferent performances fail to lift the eschatology and self-searching off the page. rotten Nicolas Rapold 1 New York Times January 24, 2014 +686 Style over substance, I, Frankenstein establishes an interesting sandbox - one that, given a stronger story and more developed characters, might be worth revisiting. 2/5 rotten Ben Kendrick 0 ScreenRant January 24, 2014 +686 It sews together disparate story concepts from three or four different genres and tries to bring it to life. Yet like the Frankenstein monster, it is an abomination. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies January 24, 2014 +686 Pretty much a mess...truly a terrible movie. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 24, 2014 +686 Now I know what it feels like to be nodding off. 2/10 rotten William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline January 24, 2014 +686 Eckhart plays Frankenstein's monster in a monotonous, teeth-gritting mode, as if someone had one gun on him and another on his family. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 24, 2014 +686 Just because he's the end product of a mad scientist experiment, built with the remains of dead bodies, doesn't mean he can skimp on the abdominal crunches. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com January 24, 2014 +686 I, Frankenstein is like the worst piece of Mary Shelley fan fiction written by the guy behind the counter at your local Hot Topic. 1/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 24, 2014 +686 Beattie's film eschews the natural intrigue of the original mythology to pump it full of steroids and Hot Topic-style cool, adding an epic conflict between gargoyles and demons which showcases an excess of thought, and yet a shocking lack of brains. 3/10 rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 ScreenCrush January 24, 2014 +686 Yvonne Strahovski makes for one of the least believable big screen scientists since Denise Richards' infamous turn as Dr. Christmas Jones. C rotten Clark Collis 1 Entertainment Weekly January 24, 2014 +686 I checked my brain out, and gasp, got some entertainment value from the film. The special effects, fight choreography, and production design are actually pretty good. 2/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb January 24, 2014 +686 Incoherent, ugly and lacking in any kind of flash or dazzle. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap January 24, 2014 +686 An experience that will let you imagine yourself to be in the middle of a chaotic video game. 2.5/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 24, 2014 +686 I, Frankenstein delivers what it promises, but focusing solely on mass destruction and shapeshifting gargoyles leaves little time to develop Adam as a rich, full character - that's what sequels are for, right? 5/10 rotten Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered January 24, 2014 +686 An I, Failure. 1/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket January 24, 2014 +686 Eckhart and Otto are Olympic weightlifters of the acting profession, clean-and-jerking half-ton lines, keeping straight faces, nearly prolapsing their thespian intestines. 1.5/4 rotten John Serba 0 MLive.com January 24, 2014 +686 It doesn't come close to working, but it's sweet that they tried. rotten Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice January 24, 2014 +686 The kind of awful movie that gives awful movies a bad name. rotten Scott Weinberg 0 FEARnet January 24, 2014 +686 The worst kind of bad movie -- it doesn't even offer the pleasure of simple, idiot fun. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online January 24, 2014 +686 A grievously ill-advised motion picture on every level ... 1/4 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 RogerEbert.com January 24, 2014 +686 The real man-made monster in I, Frankenstein is the film itself, a ridiculous good-versus-evil story enrobed in a pastiche of religious symbolism and stodgy mythology and set in a world created in a computer special effects lab. 1/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star January 24, 2014 +686 I, Frankenstein? More like Oy, Frakenstein. 1/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 COED.com January 24, 2014 +686 Long on talk and incoherent action, devoid of humor, this listless supernatural actioner surely has Mary Shelley turning in her grave. rotten Andrew Barker 1 Variety January 24, 2014 +686 "I, Frankenstein"" isn't the monstrosity we'd feared. But it's still not good." 2.5/5 rotten Kristy Puchko 0 CinemaBlend January 24, 2014 +686 "Mary Shelley, this is not. ""I, Frankenstein"" is a bland mess of a film with nothing going on upstairs and not a thing to separate it from the wave of dreary, likeminded sci-fi/action exercises." 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 23, 2014 +686 I, Frankenstein isn't just a bad movie--it is an abysmally awful one. Someone in production should have realized it didn't work in the script phase and put a stop to it before it went this far. 2/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net January 23, 2014 +686 "I, Frankenstein,"" you bored...""Blade"" in a blender" 1/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 23, 2014 +687 The Changeling is an icily tense horror which bathes its events in an eerie and otherworldly atmosphere. fresh Rob Aldam 0 Backseat Mafia October 30, 2018 +687 Director Peter Medak opts for exposition and atmosphere over jump-scares and other cheap dramatic devices. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing September 10, 2018 +687 Sharing much of its cinematic DNA with the type of captivating, classy horror Hollywood had been producing at the time, where it deviates from this, it does so in genuinely fascinating ways, not least in the emotionally brutal ending. 8/10 fresh James Evans 0 Starburst August 8, 2018 +687 The Changeling is a superior haunted house thriller. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +687 The leaps made by Scott's agile mind in identifying both victim and usurper leave logic and credence on the starting block. rotten Fiona Ferguson 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +687 If it only took craftsmanship to make a haunted house movie, The Changeling would be a great one. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +687 corny but creepy 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 19, 2004 +687 For the most part it's imaginative, understated and effectively creepy. fresh 0 Film4 August 12, 2003 +687 Rises above convention with some fantastic acting and a careful layering of supernatural rumblings and clue-gathering that makes for a compelling two hours. 5/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 17, 2003 +687 One of the very few films that truly, terribly horrifies. A classic. 5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com December 24, 2002 +687 ...a well-told ghost story... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 2, 2002 +687 A solidly made, genuinely creepy and effective ghost story of a type the movies rarely attempt and even more rarely get right. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +687 4/5 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews May 22, 2009 +687 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com December 6, 2005 +687 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 18, 2005 +687 4/5 fresh Brian Juergens 0 Freeze Dried Movies April 1, 2005 +687 3/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 15, 2003 +687 5/5 fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) August 22, 2003 +687 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +688 While it has its problem it's a generally entertaining and creepy thriller. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 31, 2013 +688 Damien is obviously wearing out his welcome. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +688 As the teenage Damien, Jonathan Scott-Taylor works wonders with the role 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 29, 2008 +688 ... the worst of the original Omen trilogy. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique July 4, 2008 +688 This sequel lacks the bravura pacing of the original, and though it tries to maintain the biblical tone in following the adolescence of its antichrist anti-hero, immense problems emerge. rotten 1 Time Out August 16, 2007 +688 Not a great film like the original, but this remains a wildly entertaining sequel full of memorable death scenes. 8/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com February 18, 2006 +688 If only most sequels were this good. 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 7, 2005 +688 Damien-Omen II though it's as foolish as the first film, is rather more fun to watch and sometimes very stylish-looking. 3/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +688 Proves once and for all that the love of sequels is actually the root of all evil. rotten Ali Catterall 0 Film4 August 10, 2004 +688 Lots of laughs...all unintended 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 2, 2002 +688 Damien is really just more of the same as The Omen. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 31, 2001 +688 ...it is a mess, but it's actually very engrossing. There's not a minute of the film that isn't watchable... 2.5/4 rotten Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +688 3/5 fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 1, 2008 +688 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 23, 2005 +688 2/5 rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus November 17, 2003 +688 2/5 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) September 3, 2003 +688 2/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central April 10, 2003 +688 2/5 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis September 4, 2002 +688 3/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 11, 2002 +689 I connected on an emotional level with it the first time, but I suspect I may find it better on repeat viewings; there is a masterpiece in there somewhere, I just have to dig deeper to find it. 4/5 fresh Alistair Ryder 0 Cinemole October 24, 2018 +689 A fog of uncertain motivations ... make it hard to ever get purchase on the film and truly engage with it. rotten Pat Padua 0 DCist August 31, 2018 +689 "Inherent Vice"" is foggy, sprawling and shaggy, yet epic in its own way." fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 22, 2018 +689 Don't go looking for any explanations. Just look, man. 3.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) June 22, 2018 +689 Paul Thomas Anderson is here to honor everything Thomas Pynchon and Inherent Vice are about, without dumbing the narrative down to draw a wider audience. 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 2, 2017 +689 ... cinema being the audiovisual medium that it is, we can't expect the literary adaptation to provide the same kind of syntactic energy that we'd find in its source text. rotten Blake Williams 0 Cinema Scope November 17, 2017 +689 If I'm going fawn over a puzzling film, I'd rather it be something like Inception or The Matrix, movies that entertain me but also provoke so much thought and analysis that I can't take my mind off it. rotten Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 1, 2017 +689 Inherent Vice is one of those movies that tries to put across its maker's lack of control as a conscious and meaningful aesthetic scheme. rotten Jonathan Kiefer 0 SF Weekly August 24, 2017 +689 Yet Inherent Vice the movie is utterly its own thing, as thoroughly a piece of Anderson's imaginative universe as of Pynchon's. fresh Geoffrey O'Brien 0 The New York Review of Books August 21, 2017 +689 This affable paean to absurdism will be revered in years to come no matter what hostility it engenders now. fresh Lisa Rosman 0 Signature August 2, 2017 +689 Inherent Vice may not be one of Paul Thomas Anderson's better films, but there is enough there to make it more enjoyable than not. fresh Jay Ledbetter 0 Film Inquiry December 6, 2016 +689 ... I was drawn into this crazy world completely by Anderson and his merry pranksters, a shaggy dog mystery with a stoner Philip Marlowe applying of free-association investigative technique... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com October 28, 2016 +689 If the adaptation's a little too faithful to sustain a cinematically tight story, there's still a lot to admire in the sheer, uninhibited folly of the whole thing, the gall to get groovy while the Oscar-watchers are on high alert. fresh Katie Kilkenny 1 The Atlantic July 19, 2016 +689 Inherent Vice is a bizarre, almost dreamlike, movie, one that makes sense from moment to moment but falls apart the second you try to tie it all together. 2/4 rotten Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon July 14, 2016 +689 After a decade spent making two films that are like pressure cookers, Anderson was clearly ready to blow off some steam. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire June 18, 2016 +689 "Its avalanche of idiosyncrasies might make it tough sledding for general audiences, but for trippy, glassblown noir, ""Inherent Vice"" is a prime cut." 4/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 14, 2016 +689 Once you let the chaos of all the eccentric characters and the mystery Doc is trying to solve, wash over you, you start appreciating it, but if you question it and try to corral it, the film just slips away from you. 3/5 fresh Theresa Smith 0 Independent Online (South Africa) March 4, 2016 +689 Anderson's greatest display of formal elasticity. B fresh Nick Newman 0 The Film Stage February 26, 2016 +689 Viewers looking for a coherent narrative won't find it in this chaotic film. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 22, 2016 +689 It's a generous, humble work: a soft hymn to a lost world. 4/5 fresh Nick Hasted 0 The Arts Desk January 2, 2016 +689 Sure, it's a bit long but this is a weird and wonderful trip of a movie. 4/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) December 22, 2015 +689 Inherent Vice isn't everyone's kinda trip, but it is righteous fun for those who enjoy the high. 3.5/4 fresh Tom Meek 0 Cambridge Day December 21, 2015 +689 Anderson's loosest, most purely enjoyable film to date. fresh Brian Miller 0 Seattle Weekly November 12, 2015 +689 Inherently a Coenesque film noir, it features an uncannily Coenesque universe of cartoonish oddballs and a distinctive vernacular. rotten Martin Tsai 0 Critic's Notebook October 8, 2015 +689 It is no exaggeration to say that this could become the new Big Lebowski -- something that will not just stand up to repeat viewings but positively reward every single rewatch of its twisted, lunatic glory. fresh Helen O'Hara 0 August 14, 2015 +689 Both Doc's hopeless pining for Shasta and his efforts to reunite a detoxed wife with her on-the-lam musician husband carry enough emotional weight to keep Inherent Vice from being just an exercise in random weirdness. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly August 11, 2015 +689 The film's funny and absurd enough to make its maddeningly veiled musings on the death of the hippy dream engrossing. A large part of this is down to Phoenix, whose protagonist... is an undeniably rich creation. 4/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman July 13, 2015 +689 You might not have a clue what is going on; but enter into its freewheeling spirit and [the] film turns out to be unexpectedly captivating, with a touching undertow of melancholy detectable beneath the off-kilter humour and bizarre plotting. 4/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk June 27, 2015 +689 The key to best appreciating this stubbornly singular entertainment is to view these characters as the last men on the field, still playing a game they're achingly slow to learn is already over. fresh Sean Burns 0 New England Movies Weekly May 12, 2015 +689 Under no circumstances would I call Inherent Vice a bad film. It's too weird and fascinating and filled with too many delightful performances... 6/10 fresh Maxwell Haddad 0 The Young Folks April 29, 2015 +689 "For those who have never been high, the new film ""Inherent Vice"" will give you a pretty good sense of it. You'll have no idea what's going on. You'll wonder whether you're supposed to know. In the end, though, you won't be sure you care." rotten Rebecca Cusey 0 The Federalist March 30, 2015 +689 A Lebowski-esque adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's novel that's as bewildering as it is entertaining. 3.5/5 fresh Tom Glasson 0 Concrete Playground March 15, 2015 +689 A crazy, crackling, wild ride. fresh Julian Wood 0 FILMINK (Australia) March 13, 2015 +689 Crazy enough to entertain while illuminating the sad reality of never quite getting what you want. 4.5/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age March 13, 2015 +689 It isn't one film but many, an anthology of expertly recreated genre tropes, from fog-shrouded noir to sunlit paranoia. 4/5 fresh Jake Wilson 0 Sydney Morning Herald March 13, 2015 +689 Movies don't need to be better than the book. They only need to be the best movie version of the book. And Inherent Vice is that. 4.5/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Student Edge March 12, 2015 +689 Tune in, drop out, and let this superb hippy noir wash over you. 5/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie March 9, 2015 +689 There is nothing straightforward about anyone in Paul Thomas Anderson's bewitching mystery in which each character is a stepping-stone in a journey in which no-one is quite sure who or what they are chasing fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile March 7, 2015 +689 PTA, Pynchon, Phoenix and co. produce something unavoidably brilliant. 5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show February 27, 2015 +689 the film's convoluted plot and lack of genuine feeling for the characters undercut even its most impressive sequences, making it feel empty where it should be boisterous, boring when it should be at the very least intriguing 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 25, 2015 +689 On a strictly impressionistic first watch I intensely hated it. 2/5 rotten Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer February 25, 2015 +689 P.T. Anderson brings Pynchon's clouds of digressions to the screen fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit February 13, 2015 +689 Paul Thomas Anderson's dark-comedy adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's crime-noir/counterculture novel is a thing of cinematic achievement. And it's also one heck of a trip, man. 3.5/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 Parade Magazine February 6, 2015 +689 I found myself going with it for about two thirds of the time, seduced by its sweetness, suspicious of its sexuality ... occasionally exasperated by its incessant shaggy-doggedness. 3/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) February 1, 2015 +689 The thing Inherent Vice has going is its sense of always plucking at the fringe, the conviction that the central characters aren't necessarily the most interesting ones. fresh Nick Pinkerton 0 Sight and Sound January 30, 2015 +689 A faithful adaptation of the Thomas Pynchon novel that feels as if a labyrinthine Raymond Chandler thriller has been thrown into a cocktail shaker with Alice In Wonderland. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) January 30, 2015 +689 For those of us who cleave to the old-fashioned view that narratives should be vaguely penetrable, the film might as well be retitled Incoherent Vice. 2/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) January 30, 2015 +689 I think I need to see it again, again. 4/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard January 30, 2015 +689 A noble failure, perhaps, but whatever you make of its unwieldy plot machinations, Inherent Vice's smoky Californian atmosphere is guaranteed to rouse your senses. 3/5 fresh John Nugent 0 Sky Cinema January 30, 2015 +689 Inherent Vice does gets over-entangled, but, despite the pot haze, a credible plot emerges and Anderson chalks up another triumph. 4/5 fresh Andrew Collins 0 Radio Times January 29, 2015 +689 Watching Paul Thomas Anderson's wonderfully textured and intricate LA-set Inherent Vice, you are easily reminded of the famous story about Howard Hawks' version of The Big Sleep. 5/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) January 29, 2015 +689 Not knowing quite where the joke is doesn't stop us from finding it funny, any more than confusion should preclude our wistful appreciation. fresh Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman January 29, 2015 +689 Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice provides a rush of pure hallucinogenic pleasure, but its logic is mighty hard to follow. 4/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) January 29, 2015 +689 The less you try to figure out Anderson's rambling, mesmerising mystery, the better. Just relax and let this beautiful, haunting, hilarious, chaotic, irritating and possibly profound tragicomedy wash over you. 4/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine January 29, 2015 +689 "As rich and strange as we've come to expect from the ""late"" Anderson films, but doesn't quite achieve the digressive whackadoo majesty of the novel." 5/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies January 29, 2015 +689 A delirious triumph: a stylish-squared meeting of creative minds, a swirl of hypnosis and symbiosis, with Pynchon's prose partly assigned to a narrating character and partly diversified into funky dialogue exchanges. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 29, 2015 +689 How will this play in the non-Pynchon community? Not at all, sez us. But for the converted or the plain curious, it's something to see, if not cherish. 4/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times January 29, 2015 +689 The film's charms and strengths are undeniable... but none of it is enhanced by the bloated last hour, or the logy overall pace. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 28, 2015 +689 It's a noble failure, felt all the more because Anderson's films are usually so aesthetically and thematically rich and rewarding... 2/5 rotten Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy January 28, 2015 +689 A richly intoxicating brew of humour, violence and melancholy. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 Total Film January 26, 2015 +689 Like the Thomas Pynchon novel on which it's based, Inherent Vice is an anti-thriller, a loose, lunatic, sun-scorched noir that just keeps piling on the madness. 4/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 The List January 26, 2015 +689 Pynchon and Anderson's take on this period is more subversive, but also more of a lament than HST's ether binge. 4.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press January 19, 2015 +689 This is uniquely a Paul Thomas Anderson picture, another expression of his formidable artistry and singular vision. 5/5 fresh Philip Concannon 0 The Skinny January 19, 2015 +689 When you stop looking at the forest, you'll see the beauty in the trees. 4/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive January 16, 2015 +689 An unstructured, atmospheric affair ostensibly designed to appeal to folks nostalgic for the hedonistic hippie era. 2/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News January 12, 2015 +689 A detective story in which a skunky marijuana fog replaces the acrid haze of gun smoke and the spill of stems and seeds is more likely than the spill of blood. 4/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 12, 2015 +689 Anderson moves further from conventional storytelling with each new film, and closer to something more intuitive, more damning, more true. He hasn't made it there yet. God help us when he does. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe January 12, 2015 +689 I had a lot of fun watching this. 4/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review January 11, 2015 +689 It's a convoluted mess that's too long and stocked with too many characters, all talking in drug-induced non sequiturs. Yet there's something inherently intriguing about it that's tough to shake. B fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger January 11, 2015 +689 It's an oddball movie about a bunch of oddballs. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) January 10, 2015 +689 "Pardon me for not indulging filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson again. ""Inherent Vice"" is shamefully incoherent and a waste of talent." D+ rotten Paul Chambers 0 Movie Chambers January 10, 2015 +689 This isn't for the mainstream at all. Instead, Inherent Vice is for the die-hard P.T. Anderson fan, the kind of fan that studies every frame of his films. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies January 10, 2015 +689 Inherent Vice locates a mystery worthy of Sam Spade and Philip Marlowe and basically sends in Cheech and Chong to crack the case. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 10, 2015 +689 ...a dreamy movie that's all about the textures, the flat valley light glancing off the David Hockney planes. It's a movie that revels in its moviedom even as it replicates, in a very naturalistic way, a particular time and place. 9 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 10, 2015 +689 "Less a whodunit than a ""What the heck?"" Inherent Vice imparts a kind of contact high from all the befuddling developments and absurd characterizations." fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz January 9, 2015 +689 Instead of melting into the holes of the story like so much warm butter, the audience gets scraped across Anderson's room-temperature toast. There's no chemical reaction, which has the effect of leaving the audience cold. 3/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com January 9, 2015 +689 Although Inherent Vice looks good enough to justify the price of seeing it in a theater, it's the rare movie that feels as though it were made to be viewed from a beanbag chair. B+ fresh Christopher Lawrence 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 9, 2015 +689 Vice will be remembered as minor Anderson. But even greats can use a romp or two in their oeuvres. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee January 9, 2015 +689 Some storylines conclude, some collide, others dissipate. But the film's main crime is this: It's boring. D rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 9, 2015 +689 Like waves in the ocean, you have to let this stuff flow over you, man. The film is fuzzy. It's not going to give all it can give on first watch, and for many that will be annoying as hell....One of the best films of the year A fresh Jason Gorber 0 Moviefone January 9, 2015 +689 Although it's not as hermetic and impenetrable as The Master, Inherent Vice still comes off as a giant inside joke to anyone who hasn't read Pynchon's novel. 2.5/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 9, 2015 +689 I've read the novel and seen the movie twice, and I've given up worrying about the plot. It doesn't matter. B+ fresh Jeff Baker 0 Oregonian January 9, 2015 +689 The filmmaker paints a blurry picture of a doped-up dope on a quest to find, well, I don't know. More drugs? Himself? Closure? Does Doc even know, or care? Should we? 2/4 rotten John Serba 0 MLive.com January 9, 2015 +689 The film becomes something of a meandering mess of scenes that never adds up to a cohesive whole, stretching on and on for an unforgivable two and a half hours. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com January 9, 2015 +689 Paddling upstream with a mystery that's not terribly convincing, focusing on characters simply deployed for oddity, and welcoming an indulgent run time that's bruising when the picture stops for no reason whatsoever. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com January 9, 2015 +689 There's nothing at stake in the plot, and the characters are self-contained oddball units that don't really interrelate-they're just amusing kooks. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online January 9, 2015 +689 An undervalued gem ripening and enduring with age and perspective, destined for rediscovery. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 9, 2015 +689 Directed and written by Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Joaquin Phoenix are usually words that guarantee awesomeness. Not this time. 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com January 9, 2015 +689 The movie plays everything for laughs, but there's a serious layer somewhere way down deep. B+ fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 9, 2015 +689 Inherent Vice is a sun-glared, neon-limned muddle of noir plotline and potheaded jokery that not only doesn't make sense, but actually seems to try hard not to. 2.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 9, 2015 +689 Inherent Vice is a major stumble from a major filmmaker. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies January 9, 2015 +689 Anderson's impeccable casting and music choices are captivating, and there is an amusing contrast between his attention to every detail and the convoluted storyline. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet January 8, 2015 +689 Even repeated readings of Pynchon's books don't guarantee a complete enlightenment. That means it's the chase that is more fascinating than the discovery, an approach that Andesron used in writing his screenplay and making the movie. B- fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee January 8, 2015 +689 "Anderson is an auteur's auteur, and his movies are always lovingly shot and uniquely conceived. ""Inherent Vice"" is no different." 3/4 fresh Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 8, 2015 +689 A stoner's delight that is part fever dream and part bad trip, Inherent Vice is a dark and wickedly wild neo-noir romp. But it's also a thing of unusual density and often incoherence. 2/5 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune January 8, 2015 +689 Inherent Vice is a superbly controlled burst of chaos, a madcap masterwork that understands well the value of letting an audience wonder without leading it astray. A- fresh Dominick Suzanne-Mayer 0 Consequence of Sound January 8, 2015 +689 A long, slow journey to nowhere. C- rotten Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer January 8, 2015 +689 "Each scene introduces a new character with little explanation, all but abandoning the previous new face that was just presented. It's like that ""Too Many Cooks"" video minus the entertainment value." 1/4 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star January 8, 2015 +689 I truly wanted to like the film. Unfortunately it is a huge letdown, an almost unbroken and utterly unsuccessful sequence of wrong choices. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 8, 2015 +689 My advice? Relinquish yourself to this hazy tapestry, and let the film take over. Squares need not apply. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Kupecki 0 Austin Chronicle January 8, 2015 +689 Cockamamie, kaleidoscopic, languidly compelling ... 4/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post January 8, 2015 +689 [Inherent Vice] takes its own sweet time to get places. And sometimes you might wonder if we actually needed to go to all of those places in the first place. 2.5/4 rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald January 8, 2015 +689 Inherent Vice doesn't seem like a stoner movie in the sense that, say, Up in Smoke is as much as the blue cloud itself. fresh Joe Gross 0 Austin American-Statesman January 8, 2015 +689 "Patience Required to Appreciate Anderson's ""Vice." 2.5/4 rotten Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times January 8, 2015 +689 Even with a third eye on your forehead and peyote in your bloodstream, you won't be able to follow this long and winding road any better than Doc does. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 8, 2015 +689 "Inherent Vice"" is an aggressively weird movie, which you should take not as a warning but as a compliment and an invitation to see it, to let its stoner vibes wash all over you." 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic January 8, 2015 +689 Paul Thomas Anderson's hippie noir seems completely stoned: inarticulate, confused and prone to giggling at unknown jokes. Pynchon fans might tolerate it. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday January 8, 2015 +689 "Both times I saw ""Inherent Vice,"" I experienced roughly the same contradictory responses: delight undercut by puzzlement, followed by a happier sort of puzzlement." 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune January 8, 2015 +689 Following the plot is like trying to pin a watermelon seed to the table with your fingertip, where the harder you push, the farther it squirts away. As bonkers and hard to get through as an actual Pynchon novel. B+ fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk January 8, 2015 +689 A loopy fever-dream of a movie that recasts the conventions of noir in a blissed-out psychedelic haze. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 8, 2015 +689 Wacky, wild and just as loony as Thomas Pynchon's novel it's based on. B+ fresh Chase Whale 0 Central Track January 8, 2015 +689 A run-on sentence of a puzzle of a fog, wonderfully disoriented and right in line with the behind-the-beat curiosity Phoenix brings to Doc. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye January 8, 2015 +689 The picture is all over the map. Nothing coheres. 1.5/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times January 8, 2015 +689 Despite the film's frustrations, it must be acknowledged that Anderson -- a master of the multi-strand, multi-character, multi-meaning plot -- is the perfect director to adapt Pynchon, in terms of both craft and spirit. fresh Jocelyn Noveck 1 Associated Press January 7, 2015 +689 Inherent Vice is sensible and senseless, not as much a story as an experience of one. 3/4 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Christianity Today January 7, 2015 +689 A lot of people are going to bend over backwards to give Anderson's latest a rave review. But all you have to do is watch it alongside Boogie Nights to see how far Inherent Vice falls short. 2/5 rotten Patrick Cooper 0 Orlando Weekly January 7, 2015 +689 You should take brownies, instead of popcorn, to Inherent Vice. 3.0/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net January 7, 2015 +689 While some may find its strange, stream-of-consciousness approach to be grating, others will be enthralled with each and every gorgeously composed frame. A fresh AP Kryza 0 Willamette Week January 7, 2015 +689 For all its dizzy detachment, the film packs an insidious emotional wallop, one that may not be felt until well after impact. 5/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review January 7, 2015 +689 Some may find it sour and even repulsive, with its pathological anarchy of flavours. Some will find it delicious, in a deliriously exotic manner. Count me in the second camp. 4.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 1 Toronto Sun January 7, 2015 +689 Inherent Vice lives happily on the outer limits, where the noir form and its history are at least as important as the content. fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News January 7, 2015 +689 There are people who can resist lines like, 'He forced my little girl to listen to original Broadway cast albums while he had his way with her,' but I am not one of those people. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 7, 2015 +689 You'll read plenty of comparisons to Robert Altman's The Long Goodbye or The Big Lebowski by the Coens, but it's really not doing the same thing either of those films did. This is a singular thing, and it is gorgeous. A fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix January 7, 2015 +689 Anderson seems to have lost all real pleasure in filmmaking; he seems to feel it's a kind of duty now, the weight of his various influences weighing him down and crushing the bright, grasping, sensitive artist who made Boogie Nights and Magnolia. rotten Dan Callahan 1 TheWrap January 7, 2015 +689 "Ultimately about Doc's melancholy over his missing ""old lady,"" Shasta Fay Hepworth, whose disappearances and reappearances, of course, bring down an endless stream of clues to the besandaled gumshoe's shaggy head like a cartoon wall of bricks." fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity January 7, 2015 +689 The plot is a sideshow to Inherent Vice's luxuriant atmosphere, cracked sense of humor, and idiosyncratic characterization. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews January 7, 2015 +689 "Inherent Vice"" is often an uproarious trip. It's like a Big Lebowski with twice the brainpower on more -- and better -- drugs." fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 6, 2015 +689 It has that much to say to our present moment, while enveloping itself in bygone clouds of patchouli and marijuana. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation January 1, 2015 +689 ... an epic crime saga that's frequently hilarious for those in the right mood. And that mood might require substances to achieve. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue December 31, 2014 +689 Anderson's great accomplishment here is that he's created a work where there's no past, no future--there only is, man. Groovy. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 29, 2014 +689 Too often, the film gets distracted with things to giggle at, and breaks the spell. 2.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail December 26, 2014 +689 "This ""sunshine noir"" bakes your brain, in a good way." 3.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 24, 2014 +689 "It's enjoyable, a ""Chinatown"" of its period, but it lacks the transportive psychedelia I expected, playing, and even more oddly often looking, rather flat." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 21, 2014 +689 Frustrating but fascinating drama has drugs, sex, language. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media December 19, 2014 +689 It's as if the film, like many of its characters, is in a constant state of a drug-addled high, unable to remain focused or make sense of anything that's going on. 2/5 rotten Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 18, 2014 +689 Sure, Inherent Vice never fully takes on shape, but it's not really supposed to. Accept that when you sit down to it, and you'll enjoy the contact high. fresh Gary Dowell 0 Dark Horizons December 17, 2014 +689 [I]ts own themes come unfortunately and unintentionally too much to bear on the work itself until it collapses under the weight of its disordered, unraveling nature. rotten Mark Hughes 0 Forbes December 17, 2014 +689 I get why some people will love this movie, but for me, sitting through it was an absolute chore. rotten Alonso Duralde 0 Linoleum Knife December 15, 2014 +689 Anderson brings us tangibly close to the colors and moods and dream horizons of America in the days of Hawks and Doves. We breathe its air and move with its remembered gesticulations at its peculiar pace. fresh Kent Jones 0 Film Comment Magazine December 15, 2014 +689 So entertaining and deeply satisfying that you're immediately struck with the desire to reenter the world as soon as the movie ends. 5/5 fresh Eric Eisenberg 0 CinemaBlend December 15, 2014 +689 Treats plot like a rental car: something to be abused and abandoned, squandering a strong start in an orgy of wheel-spinning. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine December 15, 2014 +689 Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice is a postcard of the sun going down on California. On second viewing, it was a majestic drift that took me out to sea. 9/10 fresh Brian Formo 0 CraveOnline December 15, 2014 +689 'Inherent Vice' is a forlorn misfire in all respects. 3 rotten Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com December 14, 2014 +689 At first glance, Inherent Vice might seem to be a detective story. Look a little closer, however, and it becomes clear that this is Paul Thomas Anderson's idea of a comedy. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 14, 2014 +689 Hollow and pointless - a better title would have been 'Incoherent Vice.' 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 13, 2014 +689 There are, of course, two ways to experience Inherent Vice: with the brain on or the brain off. Both work. The latter is a good time, the former more illuminating. fresh Wesley Morris 1 Grantland December 12, 2014 +689 While the film will have very limited appeal for casual moviegoers, Inherent Vice is great genre entertainment for intellectual and/or cinephile types. 4/5 fresh Kofi Outlaw 0 ScreenRant December 12, 2014 +689 [P.T. Anderson] is a terrific stylist ... and the scattershot pleasures he's peddling in 'Inherent Vice' may well satisfy those who like style more than substance, or maybe who like their style with substances. 7.5/10 fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR December 12, 2014 +689 "Inherent Vice"" isn't quite a magnificent as ""There Will Be Blood"" or ""The Master."" But that just means you'll only want to rewatch it several times, as opposed to dozens." fresh Tim Grierson 0 Deadspin December 12, 2014 +689 [Paul Thomas Anderson's new movie] is a kind of companion piece to Altman's The Long Goodbye, and it's the sort of failure that only a director of his talents could make. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor December 12, 2014 +689 So, yes, if you watch inherent Vice as a whodunnit, you'll be disappointed -- but if you watch not as a whodunnit but rather as a whahappened, it's a film that's both funny and freaky, a pitch-perfect portrait of a time that never was. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 About.com December 12, 2014 +689 "Inherent Vice"" is a film about a stoner which itself seems stoned. This is just one small part of what makes it distinctive." 4/4 fresh Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com December 12, 2014 +689 This is material more apt for a Coen Brothers treatment. Two-and-a-half hours of pretty, Paul Thomas Anderson-sculpted nonsense is a lot to take. 2/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork December 12, 2014 +689 Think of it as a film that's meant to be experienced, more than fully understood. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 11, 2014 +689 Inherent Vice only skirts greatness instead of fully embracing it. 3/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Film Racket December 11, 2014 +689 Anderson succeeds in creating a world all its own, rich in atmosphere and detail... Phoenix holds the film together with his amusing performance as a guy who doesn't take himself too seriously. 2.1/2 rotten Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com December 11, 2014 +689 Trying to pare back Pynchon without killing the joke was the challenge. Anderson has done a remarkable job of replicating the crazy kaleidoscope of crime, dope and raunch the novelist conjured. fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times December 11, 2014 +689 Inherent Vice, brilliantly scored by Jonny Greenwood, is an Anderson head trip, impure jazz with a reverb that can leave you dazed, confused and even annoyed. But at no time do you doubt that you are in the hands of a master. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 11, 2014 +689 Since most of Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice was meant to be impenetrable, the best approach, as you watch it drift by, is to savor the dreamy images and druggy jokes and forget about penetrating the plot. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 11, 2014 +689 This film [is] one that must be seen again, if not to better understand it, then to remember the sweet feeling of reveling in its haze. 8.7/10 fresh Jeremy Mathews 0 Paste Magazine December 11, 2014 +689 Anderson, as always, knows exactly what he's doing with the camera. Scenes are often staged in the haze of smoke or fog; sometimes characters are introduced late into the frame, or action happens just out of it. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 11, 2014 +689 Mr. Anderson has condensed the book with surgical precision, ditching certain subplots, characters and locales while retaining the novel's sociopolitical tug, barbed asides and chokingly funny details. fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times December 11, 2014 +689 Phoenix's extraordinary performance pulls the movie's infinite strands together. But this twisty tale takes so many foggy turns that you'll want to approach it with a plan. 4/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News December 10, 2014 +689 Inherent Vice is half-baked Raymond Chandler. With too much emphasis on the baked part. C rotten Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly December 10, 2014 +689 The names pile up, the narrative becomes harder to untangle, and it all feeds into an atmosphere that mixes dread and wistfulness. 4.5/5 fresh Keith Phipps 0 The Dissolve December 10, 2014 +689 Anderson had long wanted to adapt Pynchon--this marks the first movie to do so. Is it successful? That depends on what you demand from an L.A. detective mystery. 3/5 fresh Anne Thompson 0 Thompson on Hollywood December 10, 2014 +689 A huge relief, as if a giant gas bubble had finally, with great effort, reached the surface of the pond with a cathartic blurp. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Village Voice December 9, 2014 +689 Paul Thomas Anderson's Thomas Pynchon's adaptation is a spot on stoner story that's just a little too in love with itself. rotten Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute December 9, 2014 +689 Wild and often hilarious. I bet it gets even better the second time around 9/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 9, 2014 +689 ...a witty, bleak and affectionate riff on the gumshoe genre. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm December 9, 2014 +689 Like a Wes Anderson attempt to make a Paul Thomas Anderson movie of a Thomas Pynchon novel -- it works...for a while. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service December 9, 2014 +689 "Inherent Vice"" is not only the first Pynchon movie; it could also, I suspect, turn out to be the last. Either way, it is the best and the most exasperating that we'll ever have." fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker December 8, 2014 +689 Inherent Vice is confounding, challenging and consistently unique. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International December 4, 2014 +689 A wildly entertaining, beautiful and hypnotic puzzler from a towering talent, Inherent Vice proves to be so much more than just the best film of the year - though it is that too. 5/5 fresh Radheyan Simonpillai 0 AskMen.com December 4, 2014 +689 Seedy, drug-fueled, and absent any type of sense we're used to in film, Inherent Vice is a film destined to divide any audience that watches it. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony December 4, 2014 +689 Picture a Las Vegas buffet - there's too much stuff on your plate, and a lot of it is stale chunks of melon. But then you come to the counter where they're serving the crab legs, and for a moment, it is the best thing ever. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 The Robot's Voice November 19, 2014 +689 There's an inherent wisdom to Inherent Vice that escapes the groovy episodes, farcical humor and pea soup atmosphere, and transforms a nearly perfect piece of entertainment into something truly powerful. 9.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline November 9, 2014 +689 [D]oesn't necessarily make for a good way to spend almost three hours of your day. Inherent Vice is ultimately akin to listening to a stoner tell a long, complicated story while you're staying clean. C- rotten Glenn Dunks 0 Junkee October 18, 2014 +689 Never quite transcending the sum of its agreeably disparate parts, IV is less groovy than gnarled and goofy, but in a studied way. Call it an acquired taste with a kinky savor. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine October 16, 2014 +689 Inherent Vice has a dazzling and often entertaining atmosphere of debasement, like a smiley face rotting from the inside. Yet there's a real limit to its pleasure. 3/5 fresh Owen Gleiberman 0 BBC.com October 12, 2014 +689 The confusion on the ground, in the air, and in the mind is so thick with smoke and mirrors that reality and illusion are not different the one from the other in the foggy smoggy purple haze. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 10, 2014 +689 I can't wait to see it again. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com October 9, 2014 +689 Immersive and occasionally incoherent, stoner mystery Inherent Vice is a bold step for filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson that unfortunately doesn't match the brilliance of his earlier films. 7/10 fresh Zachary Shevich 0 We Got This Covered October 7, 2014 +689 It's actually less coherent than Pynchon, no small feat. It's not shallow, though. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture October 7, 2014 +689 Like a coke addict, who believes his mile-a minute nonsensical babbling is amusing, Inherent Vice outstays its welcome by at least two hours. rotten Brandon Judell 0 Huffington Post October 6, 2014 +689 Pynchon's book translates to the screen with a wandering narrative that's as muddled as it is endearing. B+ fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire October 6, 2014 +689 Makes Howard Hawks' legendarily confusing 'The Big Sleep' look like a model of narrative coherence. rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post October 6, 2014 +689 Even in the moment of watching it, Inherent Vice, feels like a half-remembered dream. 5/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 5, 2014 +689 Anderson's seventh feature film is a groovy, richly funny stoner romp. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Variety October 5, 2014 +689 Ask not where the film is leading; that's hardly the point. The plot amounts to an arrangement of red herrings and besides, solutions are for squares. 4/5 fresh Xan Brooks 0 Guardian October 5, 2014 +689 Offers a only a pale and narrow physical recreation of such a vibrant place and time. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter October 5, 2014 +689 It requires fierce concentration, possibly several viewings. fresh Graham Fuller 0 Screen International October 5, 2014 +689 a hilariously complex stoner noir that weaves around its massive web of characters utilizing a tone that's at times overtly slapstick, yet also deeply spiritual and romantic. 4.5/5 fresh Erik Davis 0 Movies.com October 5, 2014 +689 The dangers of filmmakers trying to replicate a golden era rather than embrace the present are part and parcel of Inherent Vice, but the ramifications are political as well. 4/4 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Slant Magazine October 5, 2014 +689 It's a daffier venture, like Boogie Nights and Punch-Drunk Love, looser and friendlier, but not easier to dismiss. fresh Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News October 5, 2014 +689 "A hilarious, but melancholy and intuitive stoner noir that leaves much to contemplate."" " B+ fresh Rodrigo Perez 0 The Playlist October 5, 2014 +689 Not being able to follow the plot grants a kind of freedom, allowing you to soak up the vivid atmosphere and dwell on the performances, wordplay and copious visual gags without needing to figure who's doing what and/or to whom. 5/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro October 4, 2014 +689 "[VIDEO ESSAY] The best thing the movie does is that it reminds us that we too will wither and die - some sooner than later. Eat some pizza. Smoke a bowl. Any of those experiences will far surpass the one you will have watching ""Inherent Vice." C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 4, 2014 +689 Inherent Vice is a little too zonked, meandering and overly long, an ultimately pointless story told by a stoned person. rotten Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair October 4, 2014 +689 While it's certainly a sideways move after the astonishing The Master, one could argue that Anderson's earned himself the right to take a break, smoke up and giggle. B+ fresh Luke Goodsell 0 Movie Mezzanine October 4, 2014 +689 P.T. Anderson's most uninspired work to date and mostly a worthless waste of time. 3.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 4, 2014 +691 "My Life to Live"" has just as much social currency today as the day it was released if its gangster trope ending lets Godard off the hook all too easy. " A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 15, 2018 +691 At once severe and incandescent, rigorously distanced yet close enough to touch the lenses fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion July 12, 2015 +691 To Live Her Life is, to this very early point in his career, Godard's crowning achievement. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania July 12, 2011 +691 truly exhilarating 3.5/4 fresh Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer August 21, 2010 +691 Godard's ode to a hooker remains a bleak, sexy and heartbreaking work of art A fresh Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) August 12, 2010 +691 A fine example of Godard's experimental affronts to cinematic conventions, his exploration of the human condition, and his concern for social issues. [Blu-ray] 4/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 31, 2010 +691 contains the best of Godard, both the intellectual and the emotional 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk May 6, 2010 +691 If we were to reduce all of world cinema to just a dozen images, Karina's perfect, pensive face would have to be among them. 1 fresh Christopher Long 0 Movie Metropolis May 1, 2010 +691 On the one hand it's a provocative portrait of social and sexual politics... on the other a moralistic tale of a shallow, emotionally reckless young woman... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com April 18, 2010 +691 Godard frames and edits his shots, moves the camera, uses music, and deploys his actors in ways that still seem radical -- even as several generations of directors since have cribbed and stolen from him. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 13, 2008 +691 Godard mixes titles, unusual use of sound, and long scenes of dialog. He is brilliantly served by his wife, Anna Karina, in this film. Karina gives the girl a ring of truth and depth. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety August 11, 2008 +691 Jean Luc-Godard's third feature fuses trademark stylistic playfulness with a stark portrait of the dehumanising nature of capitalist society. 3/5 fresh Tom Dawson 0 Total Film August 11, 2008 +691 Star Anna Karina was in the brutal early rounds of marriage to her director, who was never more doting and egghead-condescending than in this showpiece. fresh Nick Pinkerton 1 Village Voice May 27, 2008 +691 You can see now what Bernard Rose, Mike Figgis, Lars von Trier and all the other DV-fixated filmmakers are striving for; they're trying to reclaim the freedom, the weightlessness, of cinema. Bravo to them. fresh Ryan Gilbey 0 Observer (UK) October 24, 2007 +691 Invigorating, revolutionary, joyfully iconoclastic and spontaneous. 3/5 fresh Fran Hortop 0 Film4 October 24, 2007 +691 Twelve Brechtian tableaux chronicle the life and death of a whore, starting out as a documentary on prostitution, ending as a Monogram B movie. fresh Tom Milne 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +691 Highly innovative. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 23, 2005 +691 Mr. Godard is a bold experimenter, but it's time he picked himself a stronger theme. 2/5 rotten Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +691 Only in Paris. 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com April 20, 2003 +691 There's a passion there that's hard to define except in terms of superb, totally fluid and, for the time, completely original and audacious film-making. 5/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 Guardian August 3, 2002 +691 Godard never lets us forget the artificiality of what we're watching, turning the film into a masterful meditation on cinema, capitalism, and sex. 5/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com July 9, 2002 +691 This is a great movie, and I am not surprised to find Susan Sontag describing it as 'one of the most extraordinary, beautiful, and original works of art that I know of.' 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 11, 2001 +691 An early stunner from Jean-Luc Godard and one of the seminal films of the French New Wave. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +691 4/5 fresh David Fear 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +691 3/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 24, 2005 +691 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 18, 2004 +691 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com January 25, 2003 +691 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +692 Dang it if Disney's latest for kids doesn't seem like The Wizard of Oz in chaps, sharing that classic's structure but minus its imagination, charm and songs. rotten 0 People Magazine August 16, 2017 +692 It's homespun homily time: TALL TALE may look like a rousing adventure story for the whole family, but it's really a vehicle for the kind of tiresome moral aphorisms that only William Bennett could love. . . 3/5 fresh 0 TV Guide August 16, 2017 +692 The exquisitely photographed landscapes pull you out of your living room and into the grandeur of the West. B+ fresh Ed Hulse 1 Entertainment Weekly August 16, 2017 +692 This film contains the stereotypical western adventure movie material. 5/10 rotten 0 Screen It! July 9, 2017 +692 Excuse me, is this any lesson for kids? Hey, kids, if you dream hard enough, mythical heroes will step out of your fantasies and help defeat your enemies with fancy gunplay. rotten Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun June 13, 2013 +692 "If the kids can be enticed into theaters during opening weekend, ""Tall Tale"" is a safe bet to generate strong word of mouth." fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +692 This is not the stuff of which legends are made. rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +692 A good Disney fantasy adventure for kids. 2.5/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +692 Proves that allies are always available to those who yearn to do the right thing. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 26, 2002 +692 "If a good children's film is supposed to open the eyes of its young audience, then the somewhat misleadingly titled ""Tall Tale: The Unbelievable Adventures of Pecos Bill"" is mighty good." fresh Peter Rainer 1 Los Angeles Times February 13, 2001 +692 Mickey's minions herein transform three of America's rootin'est, tootin'est frontier superheroes into politically and ecologically corrected pablum-spewing icons for our time. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +692 A children's movie with enough gumption, fire and wit to warm the cockles of an adult heart. 3/4 fresh Leah Garchik 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +692 The story, told with energy and humor, is aimed at family audiences, and should appeal to all but the smallest of children. 3/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +692 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 17, 2005 +692 1/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 23, 2004 +692 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +692 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +692 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +692 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +692 2/5 rotten Hollis Chacona 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +693 The three lead performances, Selleck's especially, are wonderfully self-effacing. fresh 0 People Magazine July 25, 2014 +693 The film works well despite its predictability, perhaps because of it. 3/4 fresh Johanna Steinmetz 1 Chicago Tribune April 16, 2014 +693 It has the likability of the first movie. The people who made it have carried over much of the original's weightless, sweet-tempered flavor. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Los Angeles Times April 16, 2014 +693 As a sometime actor, Nimoy understands how to get good performances from the members of his cast. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel April 16, 2014 +693 It's thoroughly enjoyable family fare. 4/5 fresh Jo Berry 0 Radio Times April 16, 2014 +693 It would be a better movie if everyone involved had concentrated on making the behavior of the three heroes more believable. 2/4 rotten Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 16, 2014 +693 The leads acquit themselves fairly well, but the biggest winner is Selleck, whose low-key charm and gift for light comedy are put to good use here. 2.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide May 23, 2011 +693 Film is a good showcase for the comic abilities of this threesome, all of whom seem to have their one-liner timing down pat. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety May 23, 2011 +693 Still charming and watchable. The three leads show their comedy potential. 4/5 fresh Emma Cochrane 0 Empire Magazine May 23, 2011 +693 Coasts on the charisma of its three stars. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +693 It is shamelessly sentimental, and could well send the hardboiled home to kick the cat. fresh Brian Case 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +693 Funny, dated sexist comedy 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 24, 2004 +693 The mix of comedy and melodrama is pretty well done. 3/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) July 15, 2004 +693 Simple-minded situation comedy, but undeniably appealing. 3/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com July 10, 2003 +693 Based on the French film, Three Men and a Cradle, this is acceptable comedy, but cinema it is not. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +693 The balance of the film is devoted to milking as much humor as possible out of the situation of three urbane young men trying to play nursemaid with nary a clue of what they're doing. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +693 Saccharine feel-good mainstream comedy geared to the Lowest Common Denominator. 2/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 18, 2003 +693 A brilliant mix of comedy, drama and thrills. A real delight. 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 18, 2002 +693 The movie never steps wrong as long as it focuses on the developing love between the two big men and the tiny baby. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +693 Director Leonard Nimoy does not use his ears for comedy -- nor his eyes, even. His three leads recite their lines as though they wanted to take their jumbo-sized salaries and run -- which, given this movie, maybe isn't such a dumb idea. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +693 As long as the script tracks the men's relationship with the baby, the picture is lively froth. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +693 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 25, 2007 +693 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 15, 2005 +693 2/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World October 7, 2005 +693 3/5 fresh Craig Phillips 0 GreenCine August 11, 2005 +693 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 12, 2005 +693 2/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat March 7, 2004 +693 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 18, 2003 +693 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net December 14, 2002 +693 3/5 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 24, 2002 +693 3/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) August 13, 2002 +693 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +693 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +694 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com May 7, 2007 +694 3/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 11, 2007 +694 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +694 2/5 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 22, 2004 +694 1/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +694 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +695 Just charming enough to keep it from becoming a dud... It's Robinson's delicate touch that keeps us watching. 3/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 DVDTalk.com April 5, 2008 +695 It's a pic that delights in being so ridiculous and corny. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 16, 2007 +695 3/5 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 21, 2008 +696 Set during the Grenada War, Clint Eastwood's war movie is a formulaic, old-fashioned actioner wearing its ideology on its sleeves. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 4, 2012 +696 Heartbreak Ridge offers another vintage Clint Eastwood performance. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety July 7, 2010 +696 You may not always like Eastwood's films, but you seldom get downright bored by them. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis June 15, 2010 +696 For a war film, Heartbreak Ridge is oddly lighter in spirit than many of Eastwood's other films from this period. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 12, 2010 +696 The film belongs to Eastwood. Now looking increasingly like an Easter Island statue, he has a voice pickled in bourbon, a tongue like razor wire, and a body so full of shrapnel that he can't walk through airport metal detectors. fresh Chris Peachment 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +696 Clint Eastwood is at his macho, insubordinate best in this exuberant, salty military movie with more memorable lines and funny moments than most comedies. 4/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 15, 2005 +696 As the gritty, raspy-voiced sergeant, Mr. Eastwood's performance is one of the richest he's ever given. fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +696 Eastwood's clearly having a ball as a gravel-throated solider man. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +696 We have seen this story in a hundred other movies ... But Eastwood, as the producer, director and star, caresses the material as if he didn't know B movies have gone out of style. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +696 To tell the truth, the Grenada Incursion looks even sillier on film than it did in the headlines. War is not hell, it's big box office. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +696 4/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 30, 2005 +696 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 14, 2005 +696 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 17, 2003 +696 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +696 6 rotten Derek Smith 0 Apollo Guide May 24, 2003 +696 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net December 14, 2002 +696 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 26, 2002 +697 A more awesomely bleak portrait of town life is hard to conceive. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy March 4, 2014 +697 Beginning with a long, slow tracking shot of a coal transport gondola being viewed by a man from his window, we immediately note a director in complete control. The scene is meticulously composed... B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 4, 2012 +697 nobody subjects humanity to doom-laden fatalism quite like Tarr, and Damnation is unmissable for fans of the auteur's oeuvre, or of mud-spattered miserabilism in general. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Eye for Film May 13, 2009 +697 It's a serotonin-depleted ordeal, and yet seemingly a sketchbook of vibes and ideas to come, with some of the most magnificent black-and-white images shot anywhere in the world. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice October 5, 2007 +697 Gloom was never photographed so smartly. A+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 16, 2006 +697 In terms of creating a strong cinematic world, Tarr has few equals. 3/4 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine April 21, 2006 +697 If its grey aura of despair sometimes hangs a mite heavily, it's certainly worth persevering with for a pay-off that is as perverse as it is powerful. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +697 Intellectually provocative and ultimately profoundly affecting. 4/5 fresh Jason Wood 0 BBC.com July 31, 2003 +697 Not cheery, perhaps, but a gorgeously shot and beautifully composed piece that is not as depressing as it might appear. 4/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine July 31, 2003 +697 Tarr's uncompromisingly tragic view of the human condition is well supported by a rigorous formal approach, resulting in an austere work of art. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide July 31, 2003 +697 The near miracle is that something so compulsively watchable can be made out of a setting and society that seem so depressive and petrified. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader July 31, 2003 +697 A ponderous film which for all its moments of beauty and exceptional ugliness is still a trial to watch. rotten 0 Film4 July 31, 2003 +700 Unitl its weirdly surreal ending, Little Jo proves a long, earnest, rather arid ride. Its life on screen here looks to be even shorter than that of Butterfly. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 29, 2018 +700 The film ends as more of a dirge than a ballad. But occasionally it casts a forlorn spell. The meaning of Jo Monaghan's life may not really emerge in this film but its mystery lingers. fresh Peter Rainer 1 Los Angeles Times July 7, 2015 +700 Though the screenplay is based on the life of a real person, there are nonetheless moments when the basic premise seems stretched very thin, especially given Amis' fine-boned features. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide July 7, 2015 +700 This is more skillful than inspired, with an image of the early west that seems largely borrowed from McCabe and Mrs. Miller. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader July 7, 2015 +700 "Ultimately, what makes ""The Ballad of Little Jo"" worthy is Amis' full-bodied performance in what may be her most challenging role to date. Always believable, Amis never makes a false move." fresh Emanuel Levy 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +700 The mud and desperation of the frontier is vividly rendered, but the film is marred by a lack of emotional drama. rotten Jane Bartlett 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +700 "It's not hard to view ""The Ballad of Little Jo"" as an allegorical critique of sex and power and men's-club values in America. In its disdain for those values, the film is as focused and cool-headed as the remarkable character whose story it tells." fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +700 Well-realized feminist parable about a daring and creative young woman's survival in the Old West. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 22, 2002 +700 Underneath the collective mediocrity ... there is something unpretentiously appealing. Perhaps it comes from what the movie is trying to be. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +700 "A feminist western from fringe filmmaker Maggie Greenwald, this intriguing if rough-hewn drama is as ruthless in its revisionism as ""Unforgiven." fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +700 3/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly October 26, 2006 +700 0/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly June 25, 2004 +700 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +700 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +700 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +700 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +704 Dumb humor, insults and gallons of bodily fluids. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +704 The screenwriters take desperate measures with so much lame sex jokes, body flashes, and disgusting bathroom humor. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +704 Scarily awful -- this spoof horror franchise needs a stake driven through its heart, and quick... 1/5 rotten Alan Morrison 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +704 Perhaps if you send them a stamped, self-addressed envelope they'll tell us why this was thought to be funny. 1/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 14, 2006 +704 It shows no understanding of or insight into the genre it's attempting to parody, nor indeed of cinema in general. rotten 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +704 We can only hope this excrement masquerading as humor will bury the gross-out genre once and for all. 0/4 rotten Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 23, 2004 +704 Basically just a bunch of silly spoof scenes cobbled together around a thin premise, it allows the Wayans brothers to have fun in the way a group of kids might have fun with a video camcorder, except with a multi-million-dollar budget. 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +704 It's just terrible, with long stretches in which the sea of writers don't even try to insert any humour, followed by an attempted joke that doesn't work on any level. 1/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 27, 2002 +704 ...it does have one redeeming attribute: brevity. 3/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 7, 2002 +704 That the first film's primary target/model was Scream and that this one's is The Haunting says everything about its creative bankruptcy. 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 19, 2001 +704 The film had eleven writers. I don't see why it needed any. It's unstructured, plotless, and even the truly funny moments are merely juvenile stabs in the dark. 1.5/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic October 28, 2001 +704 More of the same...only less funny. 4/10 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +704 If you haven't seen the target film, not only is it not funny, it becomes totally pointless. 3/5 rotten Jason Korsner 0 BBC.com September 10, 2001 +704 It's the wackiness of the whole thing that makes it work. 3/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review August 9, 2001 +704 Yes, there are laughs, but they're sporadic, with a lot of the jokes being regurgitated from the original. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather July 30, 2001 +704 Lacks the humor, invention and auto-critique of the first film. rotten Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International July 30, 2001 +704 fast-paced, sloppy, and pretty dumb, but it's over quickly 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 30, 2001 +704 worth a rental 3/5 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 29, 2001 +704 The proceedings mainly revolve around sexual and bathroom humour, and - depending on your tastes - this will either quickly grow tiresome, or will entertain you endlessly. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide July 19, 2001 +704 Never has a movie franchise fallen so far so fast. 1/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 16, 2001 +704 Choppily edited and obviously rushed into theaters to make a quick, tidy profit. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 16, 2001 +704 An act of nose-thumbing that never quite figures out how, or even where, to position its thumb. C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly July 16, 2001 +704 Bodily functions and fluids serve as a thin clothesline for cheap laughs. 2/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers July 10, 2001 +704 This time Wayans and company don't so much lampoon their targets as ineptly copy them. rotten Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice July 10, 2001 +704 It should be said that Scary Movie fails on most of its essential levels, and therefore, is only worth seeing to support Tim Curry's and David Cross' careers. 2 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 9, 2001 +704 The whole thing reeks of sequelitis, with an emphasis on the rude and crude. 1/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle July 9, 2001 +704 The scary part is that a sequel was made. 0/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review July 9, 2001 +704 A truly awful movie -- at least twice as bad as the original. rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 9, 2001 +704 The movie plays just like the rush job it is. 1.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat July 8, 2001 +704 Most of the gags have to do with sex, none of it makes any sense and no one cares. And if it's not so surprising or clever as the first film, well, that's just predictable isn't it? rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper July 8, 2001 +704 Nothing about this film is likeable or entertaining. rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) July 6, 2001 +704 It's a lot more tightly focused than the first outing. 3/5 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post July 6, 2001 +704 The film never really regains the opening scene's momentum. 2/4 rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News July 6, 2001 +704 The inevitable sequel delivers the same schtick, but it's only fresh by half. rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press July 6, 2001 +704 The Wayans family certainly has comic smarts, but they're just slumming it here. rotten David Kronke 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 6, 2001 +704 You're better off renting the original and getting yourself a pizza.... D rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 6, 2001 +704 Well-made and directed with finesse by old pro Keenen Ivory Wayans. fresh David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter July 5, 2001 +704 This isn't a movie -- it's a vaudeville sketch aimed at the lowest common denominator. rotten Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com July 5, 2001 +704 Another crude, barely-written hack job of a movie, even worse than its predecessor. rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times July 5, 2001 +704 Yes, it's pretty funny. No, it's not as funny as the first one. fresh Dave White 0 IFilm July 5, 2001 +704 I laughed enough to qualify the film as a solid bargain matinee. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 5, 2001 +704 This film doesn't have the overall hilarity of the first. rotten Jackie Loohauis 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 5, 2001 +704 Has a bigger budget and bigger stars, but it's not nearly as funny. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine July 5, 2001 +704 [The Wayans] are starting to suffer the malaise of overload that finally junked the films of Mel Brooks and the Zucker/Abrahams lampoons. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 5, 2001 +704 Most of it is incredibly, gleefully crude and tasteless, but it is also good-natured and harmless, and there's a pretty good chance you'll find yourself laughing. fresh 0 New Times July 5, 2001 +704 A pocket of infection on the skin of the American body cultural. 1/5 rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post July 5, 2001 +704 Does a satisfying hatchet job on the spooky ... world of supernatural pictures. 2.5/5 fresh Stephen Miller 0 TV Guide July 5, 2001 +704 Predictable but only occasionally amusing. rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star July 5, 2001 +704 It's just unfortunate that so much of it keeps beating a dead comedy horse from time to time. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! July 5, 2001 +704 So remarkably shapeless you can imagine Shawn and Marlon hashing out scenes between presenters at last year's MTV Video Music Awards. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 5, 2001 +704 This outing doesn't seem to understand that any attempt to parody a parody tends to negate any potential laughs. rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee July 5, 2001 +704 Like its predecessor, it's as exuberant as it is puerile, oozing a cheeky energy that will make you forgive many things. 2.5/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com July 5, 2001 +704 What exactly is being satirized when a priest has diarrhea? rotten Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen July 5, 2001 +704 The film's genuine groaners and howlers are few and far between. rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies July 5, 2001 +704 Basically it's just an excuse to set up an uneven stream of sex jokes and toilet humour and movie spoofs. rotten Steve Tilley 0 Jam! Movies July 5, 2001 +704 It shows no particular insight into the movies or cultural phenomena being mocked. rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle July 5, 2001 +704 Even fans of the original may find their patience tested. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 5, 2001 +704 When did comedy become so lazy? rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News July 5, 2001 +704 Watching this sad parade of scatological jokes is a humanity-robbing experience. rotten Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch July 5, 2001 +704 The picture wastes barely a second heading straight into the toilet. 1/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail July 5, 2001 +704 Just a bunch of spotty sketches slapped together that will satisfy no one except the diehards. rotten Loren King 1 Boston Globe July 5, 2001 +704 I liked the first Scary Movie, but this spooky rush job is a hobgob blob. rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! July 5, 2001 +704 This is the most damning criticism that could ever be leveled against a film such as this -- I was a little bored. rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee July 5, 2001 +704 Stupid, disgusting and inept is a deadly combination that plunges this sequel into the depths of boredom. rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune July 5, 2001 +704 There's a fine line between funny and just plain sick; this movie goes way beyond that line. 1.5/5 rotten Blake French 0 Filmcritic.com July 5, 2001 +704 just goes through the motions of parodying one movie after another without any apparent stab at wit or humor D rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 4, 2001 +704 Some will find this funny. Some people laugh themselves silly flushing the toilet over and over. rotten John Zebrowski 1 Seattle Times July 4, 2001 +704 Is pretty thin and uninspired outside of one or two modestly clever gags. D- rotten Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 4, 2001 +704 To get any enjoyment out of the original, you had to leave your brains at home. With the sequel, remember to leave your stomachs, too. rotten Cameron Meier 0 Orlando Weekly July 4, 2001 +704 Gone is the surprise, the laughter of disbelief that made Scary Movie such a vacation from civility. rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday July 4, 2001 +704 So desperately unfunny that you wish someone would sue for false advertising. 0/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post July 4, 2001 +704 Because there is little scene-by-scene coherence, the story becomes little more than the sum of its 'quotes.' rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post July 4, 2001 +704 Dull, obvious and unremittingly vulgar. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 3, 2001 +704 Boring, and decidedly misogynistic. 1.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 3, 2001 +704 The problem is that Wayans and his raft of writers, including his brothers Marlon and Shawn, who are also among the film's stars, begin on such an extreme, in-your-face note that they have no place to go. 2/5 rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times July 3, 2001 +704 You'd have to see as many movies as Roger Ebert, bone up on current events and pay attention to TV commercials to just pick up on the would-be jokes. rotten 0 E! Online July 3, 2001 +704 Wanders from joke to joke with not enough narrative -- or blood -- to make it all stick together. rotten Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune July 3, 2001 +704 More boos-and-body-fluid yucks from the Wayans brothers. C rotten Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 3, 2001 +704 What we have is a lot of fake and lazy attempts at humor. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 3, 2001 +704 If you want full-tilt, gross-out, sex and potty humor build around parodies of movies you've already seen... this is your film. fresh Blake Wright 0 ComingSoon.net July 3, 2001 +704 An almost constant laugh riot of extreme gross-out humor and surprisingly limber lampoonery. 2.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire July 3, 2001 +704 An insufferable hodgepodge of phallic and fecal humor. 1/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine July 2, 2001 +704 So unamusing its chief benefit lies in making us appreciate the movies being parodied. 1.5/4 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 2, 2001 +704 A lot funnier then the first. fresh 0 Dark Horizons June 13, 2001 +704 All in all, the movie was pretty funny and entertaining, but really stupid and vulgar. fresh 0 Dark Horizons June 13, 2001 +704 A hack job. rotten 0 Dark Horizons June 6, 2001 +704 They should have stuck to the promise emblazoned on the original movie's poster: 'No sequel.' 1/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +704 1/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +704 0.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +704 1.5/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com January 16, 2004 +708 A ponderous melodrama. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 14, 2002 +709 Suddenly, this winsome comedy starring gorgeous Geena Davis turns into the most surprising American movie of the winter... fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant June 4, 2018 +709 Thanks to Geena, it's better than it reads on paper 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 17, 2002 +709 Rambunctious drama about a pregnant unmarried woman's journey of self-discovery. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 22, 2002 +709 Davis elevates the material beyond the soap-opera conventions ... barely. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +709 C rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +709 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly April 28, 2005 +709 3/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) November 13, 2003 +709 1.5/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +709 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 21, 2002 +709 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +709 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +709 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +709 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +709 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +709 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly March 4, 1994 +712 This is an attractive boy-meets-girl story and no more, with everything full of charm, but slow, deathly slow and repetitive till the charm itself grows monotonous. fresh Isabel Quigly 0 The Spectator July 17, 2018 +712 Black Orpheus is a film to be drunk and luxuriated in, a sensational and rewarding feast for the ears and eyes. 4/5 fresh Christopher Machell 0 CineVue January 16, 2017 +712 An almost irrationally infectious retelling of the Orpheus-Eurydice chestnut set during carnival and feverish with hip-swiveling hustle, exploding local color, and sleeve-worn heart. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice November 15, 2013 +712 An inspired reinvention of the underworld. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 15, 2013 +712 It's the music, ecstatic, delirious, overwhelming, that is the star of the show: the bossa nova has never had a setting like this. fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) November 15, 2013 +712 There's no question that the tale is timeless no matter where or when the story is set, and you cannot deny that the spectacular cinematography makes Black Orpheus a thrill to see, but it's the score that really makes the movie resonate. 9/10 fresh Christel Loar 0 PopMatters November 15, 2013 +712 From the opening shot, in which two Brazilian musicians literally burst through the frame, one can sense the explosiveness of Black Orpheus. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 15, 2013 +712 It is an amazing creation. fresh 1 TIME Magazine November 15, 2013 +712 This sort of thing was considered high art not so long ago; now it seems forced and ponderously symbolic. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader November 15, 2013 +712 [The film has] swirling color, the excitement of samba and the accessible joy of a fabled city, not to mention a charming Orpheus in the young Brazilian Breno Mello, and a dazzling Eurydice in the American-born dancer and actress Marpessa Dawn. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal October 23, 2010 +712 The samba and bossa nova beats arent just score; they comprise the very environment of the film, as fundamental a force as the wind or the sun 7/10 fresh Christopher Long 0 Movie Metropolis August 27, 2010 +712 its romanticized perspective makes it all seem in hindsight a bit shallow and facile 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk August 24, 2010 +712 The vibrant color of the costumes and settings and the energetic beat of the music and dance creates an intoxicating atmosphere... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Parallax View August 17, 2010 +712 Seductive blend of mythology and travelogue...there's still sensual pleasure in the urban scenery, colorful visions, and music and dance, most of it defined by joyful abandon. [Blu-ray] 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 31, 2010 +712 "Infectious Samba and Bossa Nova rhythms permeate the beautifully filmed earthy Brazilian atmosphere of Carnival. ""Black Orpheus"" is an unforgettable classic of cinematic poetry, music, and myth." A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 12, 2009 +712 Pic is somewhat cerebral, being mainly helped by the fresh playing of the cast. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety July 22, 2008 +712 Despite that, Black Orpheus, while not being a cinematic full meal nevertheless is a sweet piece of candy, and thus has to be judged more on its entertainment value than its artistic value; mindful that, unlike the Orphic films of Cocteau, it, at least su fresh Dan Schneider 0 culturevulture.net March 12, 2007 +712 One of the great musicals. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune August 3, 2006 +712 Dated, to put it mildly. But still colorful, with charming lead performances and that wonderful score. 3.5/5 fresh Phil Hall 0 Film Threat July 12, 2006 +712 Dated in its sentimentality but timeless in splendor. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 3, 2006 +712 Even when the streamers, confetti, and brass bands aren't there, you can see and hear them. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe April 14, 2006 +712 A riotous, rapturous explosion of sound and color. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post April 13, 2006 +712 What gives the film its mesmerising atmosphere is cinematographer Jean Bourgoin's discrete contrasts between the vibrancy of the daylight revels and the looming malevolence of the nocturnal sequences. 4/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +712 A mixed bag then, but the highlights are memorable. fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +712 The Technicolour film's strongest suit remains the way it captures the jubilant celebrations in the city, and the dance sequences which showcase the samba skills of the leads. 3/5 fresh Tom Dawson 0 BBC.com October 25, 2005 +712 Vivid and colorful, this prize-winning arthouse hit, a tragic love story set against the carnival, served as a seductive introduction to Latin American culture and music. A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 18, 2004 +712 Deserves to be enjoyed by a wider audience than it's had in recent years. Black Orpheus is all surface and glorious for it. fresh Sam Jordison 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +712 Swarms of sinuous girls and children shimmy and race to the samba beat, which is insistent through most of the footage. That's what makes the picture alive. fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +712 It's a colourful movie, transposing the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice to the Rio de Janeiro carnival, but the story has little resonance and with very little reworking could as easily have been a Brazilian version of Carmen. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) July 18, 2002 +712 This probably isn't the way you remembered the tale -- set amidst sweaty dancers at Carnaval -- but it's certainly, well, different. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com June 5, 2001 +712 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 11, 2004 +712 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +712 5/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 14, 2002 +713 For a first time feature film from both Jones and Rudd, it's not a bad first outing. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies November 25, 2017 +713 A perfect example of each of the steps followed by femenine comedy after the success of Bridesmaids, but with little variation. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten 0 September 11, 2017 +713 "Talented cast can't save formulaic ""Bad Moms""-lite comedy. " 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media August 7, 2017 +713 Stereotypes and contrived shenanigans don't seem to actually offer much catharsis for harried moms seeking escape. And the dads inevitably butt into their me-time. 1.5/5 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 4, 2017 +713 The familiar concept produces some scattered laughs, but it's neither edgy nor sincere enough to make an emotional impact. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue August 4, 2017 +713 These are indeed moms, and they do have dinner, but the 'fun' part is in short supply. 1.5/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 RogerEbert.com August 4, 2017 +713 A safely predictable, predictably safe movie about characters who never risk or question anything, and filmmakers who think poop jokes are the height of wit. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 4, 2017 +713 If a movie is going to tell the story of a wild and crazy night out on the town, the night on the town at least should be convincingly wild and crazy. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 3, 2017 +713 It's predictable, but at least there are some surprise turns in what promised to be a strictly by-the-numbers road. rotten Tricia Olszewski 1 TheWrap August 3, 2017 +713 Psst. Have you heard? On big screens across the nation women are behaving badly, really badly. rotten Nicole Herrington 1 New York Times August 3, 2017 +713 "The laughs and pacing of Fun Mom Dinner may be uneven, but days later I'm still smiling at the thought of the dispensary's recommended strain: the Ruth Bader Ganja, which ""gets you supremely high."" It's the little moments that matter here." 2.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle August 3, 2017 +713 It's ... undeniably disappointing when a movie called Fun Mom Dinner isn't, well, much fun. C rotten Katie Rife 1 AV Club August 3, 2017 +713 "While good company might make or break a night out, sadly it can't save ""Fun Mom Dinner"" from being more than just fitfully funny." rotten Kimber Myers 1 Los Angeles Times August 3, 2017 +713 While the comedy is sometimes broad, it avoids the need to humiliate its main characters or those around them. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly August 3, 2017 +713 Jones maintains a Hughesian vibe and she's armed with eager thespians, arranging a mild romp that's meant to be a valentine to moms everywhere. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com August 2, 2017 +713 What if you combined the premises of Bridesmaids and Bad Moms, but bled them dry of risque humor? This bland cocktail would be Fun Mom Dinner. rotten Kristy Puchko 0 Pajiba August 2, 2017 +713 The film is lazily content to simply put its female characters through the potty-mouthed, gross-out comedy ringer. 1.5/4 rotten Derek Smith 0 Slant Magazine July 30, 2017 +713 Fun Mom Dinner is as the name suggests, and it's one of those gifts you're supposed to give yourself once a day. fresh Alex Doenau 0 Trespass June 15, 2017 +713 Set in the sort of all-white suburbia that you rather hoped had disappeared years ago, Alethea Jones' comedy, written by Julie Rudd - both making their feature debut here - broadly goes where others have gone before. 2.5/5 rotten Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film February 10, 2017 +713 Too often does the film rely on explicit gags that feel out of place, unnecessary and mostly unfunny. D+ rotten Dan Mecca 0 The Film Stage February 3, 2017 +713 Salty, sweet and fun to chew over - sort of like taffy, but not so hard on the dental work - Fun Mom Dinner is a palatable addition to that growing subgenre of bawdy, female-centric comedies. fresh Leslie Felperin 1 Hollywood Reporter February 2, 2017 +713 The bluntest way I can sum up Fun Mom Dinner is that it's like a bad remake of a movie I hated to begin with. rotten Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk January 27, 2017 +713 The film's low-key meandering almost recommends it, compared to more manic versions of this story. FUN MOM DINNER won't exhaust you, but it won't exhilarate you either. rotten Meredith Borders 0 Birth.Movies.Death. January 26, 2017 +713 Fun Mom Dinner is the equivalent of mom using bargain basement ingredients to make your favorite homecooked meal. 2/5 rotten Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics January 25, 2017 +713 Director Alethea Jones and writer Julie Rudd have some formal finessing to do, but could prove a valuable team in a mainstream comedy landscape still short on loud, proud female voices. fresh Guy Lodge 1 Variety January 22, 2017 +714 It's funny and all, sometimes extremely funny, but it often seems as rough and worn as the plastic nose on Ted's face. 6/10 rotten Johnny Gayzmonic 0 Fanboys of the Universe October 30, 2018 +714 I am afraid I laughed from start to finish. 4/5 fresh Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) February 14, 2018 +714 The chutzpah that made Ted a successful and amusing parody of American culture is missing from the sequel. rotten Uri Klein 0 Haaretz January 11, 2018 +714 MacFarlane knows how to strike a healthy balance between juvenile humor and using his characters to express some of his passionate personal beliefs 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 2, 2017 +714 "Spare us any more half-baked ""comedies""... " rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 9, 2017 +714 The style and substance of the story never gel right, instead bubbling over in a sticky concoction of self-importance, faulty reasoning and crass immaturity. D rotten Brooke Corso 0 The Monitor (McAllen, TX) August 16, 2017 +714 MacFarlane continues his trend of overindulgent, bloated films which run punchlines into the ground and have a lack of real cinematic aesthetic. rotten Alex Lines 0 Film Inquiry January 9, 2017 +714 The whole devolves into an over-long Family Guy episode chock full of random asides, weird cameos, and goofy homage. C+ rotten Jared Mobarak 0 The Film Stage February 22, 2016 +714 This will not be for everyone -- but if you loved the foul-mouthed bear first time round, he just got even filthier. 4/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) December 31, 2015 +714 It should go without saying, everybody with a heart and soul deserves to be treated equally. Sometimes it takes a cursing, flatulent, pot-smoking, joke-cracking teddy bear to teach us common sense. 4/5 fresh David Blaustein 0 ABC News Radio December 31, 2015 +714 This is a below-average sequel that feels like a watered-down version of the first film. rotten Matthew Turner 0 WOW247 December 31, 2015 +714 Being awful is still no substitute for being funny - but Seth MacFarlane's talking teddy bear sequel does manage some laughs anyway. rotten Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News November 10, 2015 +714 At least there's a joke about how Amanda Seyfried looks a bit like Gollum. Take your victories and all that. 3/5 fresh Alex Leadbeater 0 What Culture November 6, 2015 +714 Even for those who enjoyed the first film, the novelty has worn off by now. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue September 25, 2015 +714 A surprising smart comedy, loved its politically incorrect humor and cameos. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Edgardo Res 0 Reforma August 28, 2015 +714 Some parts are funny, but overall it's a forgettable movie that doesn't hold a candle to the first one. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Eduardo Molina 0 Reforma August 28, 2015 +714 Not a bad movie at all, but it's nothing amazing either. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Regina Garc 0 Cine Premiere August 27, 2015 +714 Feels like Seth McFarlane left the jokes aside for this one, the movie is really funny, but not as fun as the first. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Rodrigo Rivera 0 August 27, 2015 +714 Fun, but not as good as the first one. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 LaButaca.net August 20, 2015 +714 I wish I would've never went to see this film. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Sergio Ben 0 Espinof August 20, 2015 +714 A waste of time that didn't make me laugh once. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Mikel Zorrilla 0 Espinof August 20, 2015 +714 A motion picture in which a trash-talking teddy bear's pursuit of personhood is compared -- at length -- to various actual and ongoing civil rights movements. rotten Clem Bastow 0 Junkee August 14, 2015 +714 This is too scattershot to maintain its hilarity for anything more than a moment, and too mean-spirited to hold the attention beyond that laugh. fresh Helen O'Hara 0 August 12, 2015 +714 You can laugh at the dumb jokes but if you try and defend this as a good movie then that's where you lose us. 3/10 fresh Scott Varnham 0 Starburst July 29, 2015 +714 MacFarlane ensures that any sops to touchy-feeliness come with an arm-punching pay-off. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema July 9, 2015 +714 If you liked the first Ted film, which launched Seth MacFarlane's potty-mouthed teddy, you may still find the second offensive, not because of its daft man-child humour, but its ill-judged attempt at comic racism. 2/5 rotten Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) July 9, 2015 +714 I can only say that whatever career notes MacFarlane has hit wrong recently, the Teds aren't among them. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian July 9, 2015 +714 Is the man who sang 'We Saw Your Boobs' at the Oscars one to give us a touching story about civil rights and human dignity? Take a guess.. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 9, 2015 +714 Not all the gags are inspired and the excessive swearing can feel like a substitute for actual jokes, but even if this isn't solid comedy gold, it's still much funnier than a lot of other fluff. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy July 7, 2015 +714 True, the novelty factor of the original has disappeared. But if you're looking for a shamelessly puerile comedy, you won't find anything lewder or louder this summer. 3/5 fresh James Mottram 0 The List July 6, 2015 +714 This movie lost me when it started comparing the plight of a fictional teddy bear to that of the slaves. Umm...no. 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review July 3, 2015 +714 Has a lower gag rate and more punchline misses than its predecessor. In short, it's a film that just reeks of having no real purpose. 2/5 rotten Matt Looker 0 TheShiznit.co.uk July 3, 2015 +714 Without the first movie's element of surprise the joke goes stale fast, and laughs grow few. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review July 2, 2015 +714 The movie is so indifferently plotted that it soon becomes a bore. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader July 2, 2015 +714 The stream of celebrity cameos cannot make up for a script that is less sharp than its predecessor's. 2.5/5 rotten Boon Chan 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) July 2, 2015 +714 If you're ready to go with the hit-and-miss flow, you'll laugh your ass off. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 2, 2015 +714 The success of Ted will ensure crowds flock to this sequel but when you put the films side by side, it's each to see which one generates the most laughs. C+ rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane July 2, 2015 +714 Even when the film is being tart and lowdown, you question how deep MacFarlane's own vulgar roots really go. rotten Michael Sragow 0 Film Comment Magazine July 1, 2015 +714 ...it's about on par with the original but it's so much better than MacFarlane's last outing, the criminally unfunny A Million Ways to Die in the West. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly June 30, 2015 +714 Certainly worth the price of admission for the laughs, but we could've used more in the last third of the film. 3/5 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know June 29, 2015 +714 Goes a notch above mediocrity to enough of a degree where it's funny, and often times a lot of fun. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed June 28, 2015 +714 Any humor was bound to be a case of diminishing returns since the more you see of this bear, the less shocking it becomes. 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs June 28, 2015 +714 As before, the language is a bear, the sight gags grisly and your reactions polar. But this time there's also a surprising amount of heart. B fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger June 28, 2015 +714 MacFarlane has lost his way. 2.0/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net June 27, 2015 +714 I can't say that it's great but I can't say that I didn't laugh either. 3.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews June 27, 2015 +714 The bawdy bear is back in this flagrantly fumbling sequel - and it's disappointingly un-funny. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 27, 2015 +714 A laugh-laden road fashioned for fans with just enough character work to make Ted a bong-buddy to care about in between all the jokes about pornography, sex, prostitutes, pot smoking and Comic Con. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW June 27, 2015 +714 As offensive as the first movie, and just as funny. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz June 26, 2015 +714 Seth MacFarlane often seems determined to make people laugh in ways that they're not proud of -- so mission accomplished, I guess. 3/4 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly June 26, 2015 +714 An almost nonstop parade of crude jokes, celebrity cameos and gurgling bong hits-but I can't say it's not funny, and some of it is downright hilarious. 3/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 Parade Magazine June 26, 2015 +714 In a way, it's pitiable more than anything. 1/4 rotten John Semley 1 Globe and Mail June 26, 2015 +714 The film fumbles its lame narrative and, although some of MacFarlane's jokes are hilarious, they're just blips on the radar. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 26, 2015 +714 When Ted first came out, it surprised audiences by being touching as well as funny; the sequel one ups it by being funny and touching and boasting some big ideas. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media June 26, 2015 +714 [Seth MacFarlane's] sense of humor generally bodes about as well for moviegoers as a dorsal fin does for swimmers. rotten Wesley Morris 1 Grantland June 26, 2015 +714 It's a marvel [Seth MacFarlane] hasn't torn a rotator cuff from patting himself on the back so much. 2/4 rotten Andy Crump 0 Movie Mezzanine June 26, 2015 +714 Lazy but funny. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 The Robot's Voice June 26, 2015 +714 It's clear the stuffing was already pulled out of Ted in the first Ted, so here's hoping Seth MacFarlane grabs a clue and says goodbye to his little friend. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online June 26, 2015 +714 Arriving on a big wave of gay jokes... B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald June 26, 2015 +714 MacFarlane's brand of shock comedy may be growing frayed, but this is still a funny movie. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online June 26, 2015 +714 Funny, but simultaneously trying to do too much and too little. 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com June 26, 2015 +714 MacFarlane is doomed to keep making mediocre comedies until he enlists the services of a competent editor... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 26, 2015 +714 All I know is I laughed myself silly. Judge me if you must. 4/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury June 26, 2015 +714 Ultimately just an over-the-top, patently silly lark, and on those terms, it is diverting and even a little sweet on occasion. The line between what is smart and funny and what is cheap and unamusing is one the filmmaker hasn't yet quite mastered. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com June 25, 2015 +714 For the few jokes that work and the team-up of Ted, Wahlberg and Seyfried, this follow-up is worth a look but only if you loved the original. 2.5/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) June 25, 2015 +714 Gross-out, juvenile, misogynistic, racist, homophobic, marijuana-philic, oh-no-they-didn't jokes, pretending to be comedy. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet June 25, 2015 +714 MacFarlane is a joke machine. They come fast and furious, and often they're insanely funny. The bad news? His stories tend to suffer for it. 2/4 rotten Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune June 25, 2015 +714 "When Ted sits on his couch watching a clip from ""Roots"" and compares his situation to that of Kunta Kinte getting whipped, you may want to sink into your seat." 2/4 rotten Mark Feeney 1 Boston Globe June 25, 2015 +714 MacFarlane and co-writers Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild have a gift for referential riffs, but the plot is the thinnest of narratives just to connect all the comedy bits. 2/4 rotten Brian Truitt 1 USA Today June 25, 2015 +714 If you didn't see and laugh at the first Ted, and maybe also at MacFarlane's button-pushing TV series Family Guy, then another movie deserves your entertainment dollars. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 25, 2015 +714 The movie ... finds itself in a strange place in tying Ted's legal fight to similar real-world ones. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies June 25, 2015 +714 Not as original as the first film, but it's more daring and inventive. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket June 25, 2015 +714 This second helping of MacFarlane's smugly lowbrow hijinks [is] well-nigh unbearable....a juvenile stream of drug gags, penis-centric jokes, pop culture riffs and other raunchy stuff ladled out with a sluggish, leaden hand. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 25, 2015 +714 MacFarlane's fundamental misfire is tied more to the plot than the jokes. He makes a movie about determining the nature of a soul when the individual in question exhibits only behavior that is soulless. 2/4 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star June 25, 2015 +714 Less a spirited defense of tolerance and equality than a facile, only fitfully funny burlesque. 1/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post June 25, 2015 +714 Any charm in having such content delivered by a talking teddy bear has officially worn off by now. None of this is really even all that shocking -- just bland. 5.5/10 rotten Brent McKnight 0 Paste Magazine June 25, 2015 +714 It gave me at least eight good laughs - mostly from set pieces that had nothing to do with the story. Your mileage may vary. 3/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies June 25, 2015 +714 MacFarlane's ambition is to make us laugh, not make us wonder why we're conscious beings pondering our float through the void. He succeeds for the most part. 3/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com June 25, 2015 +714 The result? A hit-and-miss-and-miss comedy infused with humor that's more than sketch. It's sketchy. 2/4 rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald June 25, 2015 +714 While the first film offered, by my casual recollection, almost two dozen belly laughs, this one barely registers four. 1.5/4 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 RogerEbert.com June 25, 2015 +714 How sincere is Sincere Seth MacFarlane? I know I'm a dope for even asking-associating a genuine emotion with such a sniggering clown is a sucker's bet-but I really do want to know. D+ rotten Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 25, 2015 +714 A movie that seems to have been made out of obligation rather than desire. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International June 25, 2015 +714 Often very funny and more consistent than the first. 6/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 25, 2015 +714 Maybe it's too early to say MacFarlane can't make a movie. He's still young, he's compulsively creative. He'll keep getting more chances. He could figure it out, but I don't think I want to watch him try. C rotten Jeff Baker 0 Oregonian June 25, 2015 +714 The comedy, as expected, is scattershot. C+ rotten 1 AV Club June 25, 2015 +714 In the midst of comedy, seriousness. The combination feels forced. A more disciplined and smarter director might have been able to successfully blend the two elements, but crude dude MacFarlane hasn't the skill to bring it off. 2/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times June 25, 2015 +714 While I stayed mostly stony-faced through both the original Ted and this sequel, professional duty obliges me to recognise MacFarlane as a genuine eccentric with a certain amount of flair. 2/5 fresh Jake Wilson 0 Sydney Morning Herald June 24, 2015 +714 MacFarlane mines this lode for just enough gold to keep us interested one more time, and his holdings have now played out. B- fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer June 24, 2015 +714 MacFarlane is grasping at something profound with his screenplay, and every attempt he makes to say something relevant is undercut by the inevitable rude or racist joke. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com June 24, 2015 +714 Seems like the bear is over-stuffed this time around, with a drawn out sequel that struggles to juggle the elements of buddy movie, romance, social justice, offensive comedy and a tribute to Hollywood musicals rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile June 24, 2015 +714 A lot more of the same, although sporadically funny. C+ rotten Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com June 24, 2015 +714 The sequel is so haphazardly put together that it lacks the juvenile charm, weird wit and creative comedy that made the original movie work. What's left is a comedy that's thin on laughs and wobbly in construction. 1.5/4 rotten Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee June 24, 2015 +714 Sure, MacFarlane can write simple jokes as long as the 'f' key on his laptop holds out. Some of them are even funny. But a lot of them don't pay off, and most trod the same well-worn territory -- potheads, practical jokes, politically-incorrect cliches. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 24, 2015 +714 Bad taste needs to be more honest and more all-inclusive if it's to make a lasting impression, and MacFarlane's bad taste here is both too wishy-washy and too knee-jerk cruel to really make any impact. rotten Dan Callahan 1 TheWrap June 24, 2015 +714 I've seen worse comedies this year, and I'll see better. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune June 24, 2015 +714 In an admirable effort to go a different route, MacFarlane has instead done something hopelessly bizarre: He's given his film too much sincerity and story, and it practically crushes whatever fun does exist. rotten Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press June 24, 2015 +714 Detestable even as it's charming and ingratiating. rotten Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice June 24, 2015 +714 The film, like most of MacFarlane's work, is a mix of occasional laugh-out-loud moments - there are some here - and cringe-worthy misfires that play a lot more tone-deaf than he seems to intend. 2/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic June 24, 2015 +714 Just remember: In the dark, no one can see you laugh. C fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) June 24, 2015 +714 Most if not all of the shock jokes exist solely to raise eyebrows and break monocles. They're almost good-natured, even sweet, in their sometimes messed-up way. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro June 24, 2015 +714 Like another annoying stuffed animal, Ted just keeps on going and going and going . . . rotten Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly June 24, 2015 +714 Do you have to be high in order to laugh here? No, but for a whole lot of this movie it sure feels that way. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute June 24, 2015 +714 ...a soon-to-be-forgotten movie that had a few very funny moments. D+ rotten Neil Miller 0 Film School Rejects June 24, 2015 +714 One of those Chia Pet movies: completely unnecessary, but vaguely amusing if you happen to have it right in front of you. 6.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline June 24, 2015 +714 Once again, you will believe that a talking CGI stuffed animal can be a racist, hateful monster with no redeeming qualities ... but his greatest sin is that he's not funny. 1/5 rotten Jacob Hall 1 New York Daily News June 24, 2015 +714 Longer. The laughs are stoner-random, and few and far between, 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service June 24, 2015 +714 "An average at best affair that could have been more if it's running time were less and attempt at enlightenment ""MacFarlane style"" abandoned." 2.5/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews June 24, 2015 +714 Cinemas are dark. If you laugh, few people will know it's you. 3/5 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian June 24, 2015 +714 Constantly bounces between rotten and fresh, resulting in a tomato that's always resetting its own five-second rule on a dirty floor. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye June 24, 2015 +714 "In its own, sweetly subversive way, this might be just the tolerance plea America needs right now - a movie that says, in effect, ""Love thy plushie as thyself." fresh Scott Foundas 1 Variety June 24, 2015 +714 Ted's Boston-accented zingers are expertly delivered by the director/star, whose voice talent is undeniable, and Wahlberg again demonstrates that he's skilled at comedy ... Seyfried proves adept as well ... fresh Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter June 24, 2015 +715 Don't Say a Word is mediocre, shrink-wrapped Hollywood pap. rotten Pat Stacey 0 The Herald (Ireland) October 16, 2017 +715 As generic as the title suggests, this routine psychological thriller about a yuppie shrink whose daughter is kidnapped can't be saved by Michael Douglas's screen presence. 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 13, 2006 +715 This could have been a pretty tight little thriller if it weren't for the gaping, bleeding plot bulletholes. 3/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +715 Rarely rises above the status of conventional thriller. 2/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 February 13, 2003 +715 Generic thriller. 6/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies January 12, 2003 +715 Fleder can only fling the camera about and indulge in some familiar screen sadism ... as he tries to squeeze a few thrills from material as desiccated as his leading man. rotten Manohla Dargis 1 L.A. Weekly October 21, 2002 +715 Michael Douglas has to use nearly every acting trick in his arsenal to distract us from a plot that's as flimsy and fragile as a house of cards. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 9, 2002 +715 Dull and drab, with a lack of imagination 1.5/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic March 3, 2002 +715 As the film moves along, the action becomes more exaggerated, more coincidental, and more absurd, yet it never becomes any more exciting. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 25, 2002 +715 Shhh don't say a word ... it's not that good. 3/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review February 4, 2002 +715 Heaps of implausibilities inhabit the ridiculously twisty plot, and questions abound. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International December 9, 2001 +715 A smart script and great casting elevate a pedestrian premise to the status of satisfying thriller. 3/5 fresh Jane Crowther 0 BBC.com November 19, 2001 +715 Features inexplicable actions, dubious coincidences, and characters you'd happily murder yourself given half a chance. 2/4 rotten Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com October 29, 2001 +715 Plodding and lacking in logic. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather October 29, 2001 +715 Starts off simple, gets unnecessarily complicated, ties itself into further knots. 2/5 rotten Shay Casey 0 Jacksonville Film Journal October 15, 2001 +715 Gary Fleder directs this thriller with panache making the most of interlocking elements of the drama. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 13, 2001 +715 If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Gary Fleder's Don't Say a Word is one of the most complimentary films to hit the screens in years. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 12, 2001 +715 If only this workmanlike thriller were as much fun as mimicking Brittany Murphy's singsong delivery of the film's tagline. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 11, 2001 +715 Little more than wasted potential - a would-be thriller that could have been great fun, but instead is as appealing as a plate of cinematic leftovers. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide October 4, 2001 +715 In the place of consistent psychological tension, we are saddled with shoot-outs, chases, and fight scenes. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 4, 2001 +715 Crisply-edited, well-acted and impressively stylish in fits and starts. fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 4, 2001 +715 As an odyssey of paternal qualm, Fleder's forgettable thriller has a convincing edge, and Douglas remains unchallenged as Hollywood's most tremulous and disquieting dad-under-pressure. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice October 2, 2001 +715 Don't Say a Word may not be entirely logical, but it is shamelessly entertaining. fresh Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner October 1, 2001 +715 A well-crafted thriller that breaks no new ground but is an exciting diversion with plausible twists of logic and an exciting climax. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com October 1, 2001 +715 At about the halfway mark of this movie, the bottom drops out and all that we're left with are a lot of questions and very few plausible answers 4/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 1, 2001 +715 Just another generic suspense film destined to top the box office charts for one week before dropping into obscurity. 2.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat September 30, 2001 +715 "The old adage holds true - if you can't say something nice, ""Don't Say a Word." D+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 30, 2001 +715 Eh C rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com September 29, 2001 +715 A melodramatic potboiler that stretches the boundaries of believability far more than any one movie can withhold. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 28, 2001 +715 F illed with little but disappointment. 2/5 rotten Max Messier 0 Filmcritic.com September 28, 2001 +715 A big, noisy mess, with a howler at its center. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate September 28, 2001 +715 Never reaches any level of competence required of a thriller. rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) September 28, 2001 +715 I, for one, am getting damned tired of a ritzy street address, a killer wardrobe, and Calphalon cookware substituting for things like character. And plot. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 28, 2001 +715 It's not interesting enough to watch, and not dull enough to walk out of. It prompts a mild state of catatonia, and nothing more. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 28, 2001 +715 The story overall is unimpressive and unconvincing. rotten Vince Horiuchi 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 28, 2001 +715 In a word, Don't Say a Word is bad. rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee September 28, 2001 +715 A lazy knock-off film that plays a lot of familiar notes but doesn't once strike a chord nor find a melody of its own. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 28, 2001 +715 It's a Hollywood movie, not a good movie. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post September 28, 2001 +715 Every bit as predictable, shopworn and unappetizing as its premise suggests. 0.5/5 rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post September 28, 2001 +715 It all gets back to that suspension of disbelief. Are you willing to make the leap? rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star September 28, 2001 +715 I kept wondering when Glenn Close would show up. And, by the end, I wished she would. rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times September 28, 2001 +715 Maybe the less said about Don't Say a Word the better. 1/4 rotten Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 28, 2001 +715 The problem is the weary old hustle of slicked-up, cheap thrills. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune September 28, 2001 +715 A stupid, brutal and nonsensical picture. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com September 28, 2001 +715 An efficient, workmanlike thriller that hits many of the right buttons and finds surprises in the psychopath- psychotherapist dynamic. fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 28, 2001 +715 Maybe if the film just went overboard with its ludicrousness, we'd be entertained, but Don't Say a Word is merely boring. rotten Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian September 28, 2001 +715 Tight enough, preposterous enough and slick enough to keep bathroom traffic to a minimum. It is, in other words, the very definition of a good home rental. fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday September 28, 2001 +715 With all the convolutions, this is still the kind of ho-hum movie that will allow you to catch up on your bill paying when you finally catch it on HBO. rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 28, 2001 +715 Until it collapses into a pile of contrivances, Don't Say a Word makes for a serviceable, workmanlike thriller. rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald September 28, 2001 +715 Don't Say a Word is smart, stylish and, most important, satisfying. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times September 28, 2001 +715 The movie won't knock your boots off, but at least it doesn't disappoint. fresh Leah Green 0 Kansas City Star September 28, 2001 +715 It may be a paint-by- number psychological thriller, but some of the colours director Gary Fleder and the cast bring to the pallet make this a superior mix of suspense, terror and surprise. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies September 28, 2001 +715 Solid performances but Don't Say A Word falls short of classy thriller. rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies September 28, 2001 +715 You'd think that MD's hammy acting would make this illogical movie at least fun to watch; but it's so draggy, grimy and unfun that the characters may as well be trying to run through deep, polluted water. rotten Dave White 0 IFilm September 28, 2001 +715 This is one of those many movies where there's nothing terribly wrong, and yet it still never feels even remotely right. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail September 28, 2001 +715 Don't Say a Word is a potboiler, but one that comes with all the trimmings. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press September 28, 2001 +715 The biggest mystery about Don't Say a Word is how a cast this talented managed to find itself in a thriller this routine, implausible and uninvolving. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 28, 2001 +715 Its story seems merely an excuse for its all-too- familiar recycling of suspense-movie ideas. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post September 28, 2001 +715 The technical credits are good, but its producers should have trusted the audience more and messed less with the book. rotten Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News September 28, 2001 +715 Not a bad film, just a fairly uninspired one at a time when we could all use a little more inspiration. rotten David Kronke 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 28, 2001 +715 A particularly anemic entry. rotten Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch September 28, 2001 +715 The movie as a whole looks and occasionally plays better than it is. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 28, 2001 +715 The problem faced by Don't Say a Word is that it's hard to care about characters who make cardboard look complex and multifaceted. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe September 28, 2001 +715 After Things To Do in Denver When You're Dead, Kiss the Girls and now Don't Say a Word, I am officially putting the name of director Gary Fleder on my list of filmmakers to avoid, if at all possible. C- rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 27, 2001 +715 Notwithstanding the lame finale, the film isn't completely painful to watch and does have some decent moments. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! September 27, 2001 +715 A confused and confusing enterprise. 1/5 rotten 1 New York Times September 27, 2001 +715 Nothing more than one more run-of- the-mill, surprise-free, suspense programmer. rotten Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz September 27, 2001 +715 Though it does insult us, ultimately, it's never less than riveting. fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle September 27, 2001 +715 There are just enough twists to keep things from fully shifting to auto pilot. fresh 0 E! Online September 27, 2001 +715 As a thriller, Don't Say a Word definitely holds our interest, but when a resolution is as frustratingly weak as this one, it doesn't just disappoint; it tends to sour all that came before it. rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times September 27, 2001 +715 Filled with plot holes and lacks the special oomph needed to elevate it beyond its B-movie status. rotten Tom Sander 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel September 27, 2001 +715 Don't Say a Word is a Michael Douglas movie that never stops feeling like a Michael Douglas movie, even when it ought to stop feeling like one. rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News September 27, 2001 +715 Enjoyable escapism. 2.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 27, 2001 +715 Competent but unremarkable. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 27, 2001 +715 The movie's dramatic course becomes an excuse for excesses of familiar and not particularly engrossing technique. rotten Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times September 27, 2001 +715 It's not without merit as a diversion, but it never takes you anywhere beyond the edge of your seat. rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 27, 2001 +715 Pretty pedestrian for a modern thriller. rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette September 27, 2001 +715 The heart of the movie is dull. B- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 27, 2001 +715 Don't Say a Word has almost nothing new to offer. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune September 27, 2001 +715 Familiar but stylishly done thriller. B fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution September 27, 2001 +715 "Don't Say a Word"" pleads on bended knee for its audience to abandon common sense." 2/4 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Lawrence Journal-World September 27, 2001 +715 Fleder attempts...to puff this picture up with quasi-intellectual hot air. But the truth is, Don't Say a Word is the kind of movie Hollywood makes on auto-pilot... 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire September 26, 2001 +715 "Builds with conviction well on its way to an ""A"" rating before dropping the marbles." 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card September 24, 2001 +715 Sadistically proficient at the old 'turn of the screw.' fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter September 24, 2001 +715 A predictable, by-the-numbers action flick with a little psychobabble thrown in to the mix. 5/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 24, 2001 +715 Makes a concerted initial effort to construct a complicated and suspenseful scenario but then strangely and gleefully casts it aside. rotten Bob Aulert 0 culturevulture.net September 24, 2001 +715 You're more likely to laugh Gary Fleder's woebegone excuse for a thriller off the screen than to find it remotely suspenseful, exciting, or --most of all--plausible. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 24, 2001 +715 It's the Douglas formula and it works. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly September 24, 2001 +715 From Hollywood's school of pop psychology comes Don't Say a Word, a Freud for Dummy's journey into mind-cracking. 1.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine September 20, 2001 +715 Slick, predictable, routine race-against-the-clock stuff. 2/4 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve September 20, 2001 +715 It was a well-made thriller with a lot of tense moments and cleverly conceived situations. fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net September 20, 2001 +715 2/5 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +715 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +715 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +715 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +715 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +715 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +715 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +715 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +715 2/4 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +715 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News February 20, 2002 +715 6/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons November 24, 2001 +715 5/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com November 12, 2001 +715 1/4 rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review October 4, 2001 +715 2/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews October 4, 2001 +715 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com October 1, 2001 +715 2.5/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +716 Mr. Almodovar, who wrote as well as directed, does not quite bring the events together, but his wry attitude toward conventional morality is not lost, and the acting is sufficiently controlled to keep the characters from running away into farce. fresh Walter Goodman 1 New York Times January 10, 2018 +716 It's all kitsch and no substance. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 4, 2014 +716 Dark Habits is a film in love with films and pop culture in general. 5 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com July 24, 2012 +716 Mildly engaging, Dark Habits, Almodovar's third features about nuns on the run, is not as satirical or entertaining as his previous or later films. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 6, 2011 +716 It's hard to imagine how it could be any more Almodovar-esque than it is. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 16, 2007 +716 Plenty of premise but little payoff. C rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 3, 2005 +716 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) August 12, 2005 +716 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 30, 2005 +716 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 2, 2005 +716 4/5 fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You November 24, 2004 +718 Creature feature in which humans prove just as carnal and odd as the mutant slugs killing them. fresh Anton Bitel 0 VODzilla.co April 28, 2017 +718 Its favouring of visceral revulsion over dramatic tension may deter general audiences, but for fans of the ludicrous and the gross, Slugs has much to offer. 3/5 fresh Christopher Machell 0 CineVue January 16, 2017 +718 Silly grizzly horror flick; one that is so bad, it's good. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 11, 2014 +718 there are most things more terrifying than slugs 1/4 rotten Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is April 24, 2008 +718 ...offers little in the way of entertainment. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 20, 2005 +718 Like a stuffed crust pizza, the film gets cheesier the further into it you get. 4/10 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum October 12, 2005 +718 Slugs eating people. No more, no less. 6 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide March 22, 2001 +718 Wooden is a polite word to describe the acting that goes on in Slugs. 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +721 Clearly, this is a subject Jordan cares about passionately, but he hasn't found a form to make us share his passion. Unless you come to Michael Collins with strong feelings about its hero, it's unlikely you will be deeply engaged. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 26, 2018 +721 Bad history perhaps, but Neeson's performance borders on the brilliant. 3/5 fresh 0 Film4 March 28, 2010 +721 While the film is unflinching in its depiction of the brutality of both the English and the Irish, Jordan pointedly dissociates his hero from any actual ugliness. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide March 28, 2010 +721 There are pain and honor in [Neeson's] performance, and they constantly rise up to redeem a film that is less probing, less thoughtful than its director's claims and aspirations for it. rotten Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine March 28, 2010 +721 Intelligent, enormously accomplished and seriously problematic, Neil Jordan's ambitious account of the activities of arguably the central figure in Ireland's painful, bloody fight for independence from the British Empire has a great deal to offer... fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 23, 2009 +721 Neil Jordan uses very broad and movie-ish strokes to paint his portrait of the busy, eponymous hero. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 18, 2008 +721 "Be sure to watch ""The Wind That Shakes The Barley"" if you watch ""Michael Collins" 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 1, 2007 +721 This is Jordan's most ambitious and satisfying movie -- a thriller with a real sense of scale, pace, menace and moral import. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +721 A bold and rousing historical epic. 8/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily January 23, 2006 +721 An intellectually well thought out work that presents the events of those turbulent days in Irish history with clear, vivid reality, from costumes to sets to location. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +721 Neeson's a force of nature in Neil Jordan's near-excellent historical epic. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 3, 2005 +721 Instead of being a slow, dull historical drama, it is actually an exciting action drama. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 28, 2004 +721 A way to relate pivotal events to an audience who probably knows little about the Irish republic's creation. 3.5/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) July 1, 2004 +721 Played with great magnetism and triumphant bluster by Liam Neeson, the film's Michael Collins easily lives up to his nickname. 3/4 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +721 Michael Collins is more-or-less accurate, but being accurate and giving a complete picture of the Irish Troubles are two different things. 4/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews May 6, 2003 +721 Mr. Neeson's performance is matched by the finely detailed look and feel of Mr. Jordan's direction, and the melancholy Dublin he has re-created. 3/5 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +721 Makes it clear that it is far easier to be a terrorist than to be an emissary of peace. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 28, 2002 +721 Handsome, but curiously cold, considering the emotional heat of Anglo-Irish matters. Fortunately, Liam Neeson commands almost every frame. 2/4 rotten Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +721 "Liam Neeson is perfectly cast as the man known to his comrades as ""The Big Fellow,"" a charming ladies' man whose ruthless guerrilla tactics blended with altruism and a fervent love of country." 3.5/5 fresh Joseph McBride 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +721 Liam Neeson as Collins gives an Oscar-caliber performance as well this Belfast-born man might. fresh Leslie Rigoulot 0 Film Scouts April 17, 2002 +721 Liam Neeson was the only man Jordan ever wanted to play this role, and for good reason. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +721 While Michael Collins does distort elements of history, most of the changes and compressions are dramatically effective. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +721 The bare facts survive in Jordan's version, but they neither resound nor add up. Instead he has made a listless fusion of Gandhi, Lawrence of Arabia, and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix January 1, 2000 +721 Michael Collins, written and directed by Neil Jordan, sets some of the record straight without sainting Collins or portraying him as anything less than flawed and human. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +721 Michael Collins is a brilliant epic tale whose implications are felt even today. 3.5/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +721 The acting is brilliant as is the direction. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +721 Neeson's performance as the legendary Irishman reminds us of how large a presence the actor is: He fills up the frame with his voice, his hands, and his gestures. 3/5 fresh Alison Macor 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +721 The film is crammed with hurried details -- but at the expense of exploring serious ideas or better defining the characters. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +721 A filmmaker of Jordan's capability is not likely to make anything less than a competent, watchable movie, and that Michael Collins is. 3/4 fresh Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +721 The action, emotion and tension of Michael Collins don't transcend the screen in a way that will engage the uninitiated. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +721 Michael Collins is meant to be a monument to an important figure in Irish lore, and it does a fine job of making him a monument. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +721 Liam Neeson is a big man and plays Collins as a big man, somewhat larger than the people around him. He sweeps into a scene with that large bulk of his and commands it. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +721 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 21, 2005 +721 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2005 +721 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 16, 2005 +721 2/5 rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button June 10, 2004 +721 3/5 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide September 2, 2003 +721 2.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +721 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +721 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +721 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +721 B+ fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly October 11, 1996 +722 [T]he original Survivor set in a near future of unlikely fashions and pop-art stylings, where comic books are the literature of the day, murder games have become the dominant form of media entertainment, and war has been replaced by The Big Hunt. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Stream on Demand March 1, 2018 +722 Petri directs with tongue firmly in cheek, lampooning the media obsession with high risk contests and games of chance with cool sixties style ... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Turner Classic Movies Online December 17, 2011 +722 A droll, Sterlingian arabesque fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion April 19, 2010 +722 From the outrageous fashions to the less than hidden anti-media agenda, this revamped version of The Most Dangerous Game is like a retro Running Man meshed with a Cinzano ad. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters July 28, 2009 +722 Interesting sci-fi film. Not really successful, but worth a look. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 16, 2003 +722 5/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat May 23, 2004 +723 I'm telling you, I was bored stiff. rotten Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com February 7, 2018 +723 Haynes' chronicle of the glam era is visually rich but too dramatically fragmented and overwhelmed by music to permit involvement in the tale's characters or the director's POV. C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 23, 2012 +723 The style is devilishly flamboyant and gleefully indulgent; every shot is full of amazing stuff. The edits dance and twist. It's a glam movie about a glam subject. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 7, 2012 +723 Velvet Goldmine gives the rock movie a makeover. fresh Rob Nelson 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul September 1, 2009 +723 While some gay men's fantasies center around muscled jocks, cops or cowboys, Todd Haynes' would seem to be of a slightly more arcane bent. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International March 28, 2006 +723 the ending happens at least half an hour later than it should 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 Draxblog Movie Reviews February 28, 2005 +723 Repeat viewings will allow one to piece together the fragmented montage as a melancholic ode to freedom, and those who fight for it through art. 4/4 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine March 25, 2004 +723 A bizarre thing, this trippy movie takes you on a whirlwind tour of Brit glam rock and doesn't let go. Graphic and unforgiving, but good. 3/5 fresh Shawn Bowers 0 Kansas City Star September 5, 2003 +723 Clever, often fascinating look at the world of glam rock. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 27, 2003 +723 Working slightly against it, it's got an elliptical approach that's initially emotionally disorienting, a plot structure that's been a bit too audaciously borrowed from Citizen Kane, of all things, and a rather vacant performance at [its]center. 3.5/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com April 2, 2003 +723 Ewan really needs more lessons before he attempts an American accent again. 2/5 rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times February 2, 2003 +723 Not a superficial music video but a smart and compassionate dissection of superficiality, and of the alternating joys and disillusionments experienced by its audience. A fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +723 Reminisce, if you can, over genderless fashions, boys in makeup and girls in even more makeup. And don't forget those platform shoes, drugs, and glitter, glitter everywhere. 9/10 fresh Brandon Judell 0 Critics Inc./America Online July 9, 2001 +723 This fictionalized story is a thin disguise for David Bowie's bio, and it is a rip-off of the Citizen Kane way of telling a fictionalized biography. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +723 A strange but ceaselessly fascinating barrage of music and imagery with nothing in the center to hold it all together. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +723 B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +723 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +723 C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +723 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 Filmcritic.com March 8, 2004 +723 1/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 31, 2003 +723 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 10, 2003 +723 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +723 2.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +723 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 25, 2003 +723 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 10, 2003 +723 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +723 4/4 fresh 0 Reel.com June 15, 2002 +723 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +723 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +723 6 rotten Diane Selkirk 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +723 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +723 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +723 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +723 1.5/5 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +723 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +723 4/5 fresh Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +723 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +723 3.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +723 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +723 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +723 B+ fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly November 6, 1998 +724 4/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena January 23, 2004 +729 A holiday honey of a film for the entire family. fresh Dolores Barclay 1 Associated Press October 22, 2018 +729 One would expect a holiday epic with a title like Santa Claus: The Movie. It implies something definitive, which would therefore put it in the canon of Christmas classics. However, this is definitely not the case. rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views March 13, 2007 +729 Even though some of its special effects are now dated, Santa Claus: The Movie is a touching tale that deserves to be rediscovered by younger generations. B fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com September 27, 2005 +729 Colorful super spectacle suffers from script, pacing. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 30, 2004 +729 Here is a Christmas package that should have been left on the shelf. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +729 So horrible I didn't even like it when I was a member of its target audience. 0/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum April 11, 2003 +729 Overblown and dull, it's not surprising that this film is largely forgotten. 2/5 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star August 2, 2002 +729 This is no Rudolph. 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury July 26, 2002 +729 Little kids will probably like most of this movie. The weakness is that larger kids and parents, deputized to escort the little ones, are likely to find a lot of it a little thin. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 30, 2001 +729 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 7, 2005 +729 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 19, 2005 +729 2/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) July 1, 2004 +729 1/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 18, 2004 +729 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +729 2/5 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 30, 2003 +729 2/5 rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button August 14, 2002 +729 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +729 3/5 fresh 0 BBC.com October 30, 2001 +731 If you don't like the music, forget it. But, if you're like me, a Neil Young fan, this is great inside stuff. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 29, 2010 +731 I'll never understand how Neil Young won the heart of Jim Jarmusch. 0/5 rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 5, 2006 +731 While a little Jarmusch is a good thing, a lot can be a bit much to take. At least when he's in this mood. 3/5 fresh 0 Hollywood Bitchslap March 25, 2003 +731 This is quite possibly the worst documentary I have ever had the displeasure of watching on the big screen. 0/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +731 Plays like This Is Spinal Tap made from anti-matter. Both films are about aging rockers, but Year of the Horse removes the humor and energy. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +731 Both a quirky little movie and a monument to one of rock 'n' roll's greatest noisemakers. fresh Tom Keogh 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +731 A pleasant but uncompelling historical curio. 2.5/5 rotten Kim Williamson 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +731 Fans will freak and the curious will be rewarded by indie film legend Jarmusch's doc of Neil Young and Crazy Horse. B+ fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +731 A timeless record of a timeless band. 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +731 Much like the subject himself, Jarmusch's film is decidedly not smooth and mellow, but it has the kick of a mule. 3/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +731 A far cry from some of the better 'rockumentaries' out there. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +731 Too often comes across as so much fiddling with graphics and visual formats. rotten Peter Henne 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +731 This is an intimate, lyrical yet incendiary film, and it will please fans of both Young and Jarmusch. 3/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +731 The interviews with the band members and the behind-the-scenes footage ... make for an entertaining and illuminating experience. fresh Craig Marine 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +731 The boys don't have much to say but it's oddly fascinating watching them try. 2.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +731 C- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +731 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 1, 2005 +731 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly May 6, 2005 +731 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 29, 2003 +731 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +731 C- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly December 31, 1997 +732 There's plenty of manufactured action. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 17, 2007 +735 Creaky Australian WWI saga doesn't improve with age. 2.5/5 rotten Don Groves 0 sbs.com.au March 23, 2011 +735 Powerful Australian war-classic with a bevy of great performances 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 17, 2002 +735 A solid war film that builds to a riveting climax. 4/5 fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine July 25, 2002 +735 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 21, 2005 +735 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews April 2, 2003 +735 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +736 Gere is hypnotic, writer Henry Bean's construction is entertainingly intricate, and director Mike Figgis knows how to turn on a subtle, authentic erotic heat. fresh 1 TIME Magazine March 29, 2009 +736 Figgis never lets the pace slow long enough to expose the story's thinness despite, in retrospect, a moderate amount of action. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety April 9, 2008 +736 A lurid, lightweight throw-together of cheap psycho-thrills which tries to dress itself up as something more substantial. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine April 9, 2008 +736 The conflict between Gere and Garcia is what carries the movie; deep beneath the macho brutality there's an almost homoerotic tint to their relationship. It makes for compelling stuff. fresh 0 Film4 April 9, 2008 +736 Yet another goofy credit in Gere's already overloaded resume of embarrassment -- although some may consider this one of those movies that's so silly it's good. 1.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide April 9, 2008 +736 Internal Affairs delivers what it promises, and perhaps a little more. There's less action but more menace, and the pulse quickens as the plot drives relentlessly toward a conclusion that, in retrospect, can be seen as inevitable. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 9, 2008 +736 Dark, dangerous and disturbing. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +736 A tense, memorable motion picture...Gere is at the top of his game 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 11, 2005 +736 Internal Affairs is, for the dim movie season that is traditionally January, an unusually bright light. 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +736 A very, very good thriller. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +736 Internal Affairs is all stylish visuals and no substance whatsoever. That may be an attempt to hide the silliness of Henry Bean's first-time screenplay, but it doesn't work. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 26, 2002 +736 [An] entertaining film that didn't deserve to sink into oblivion. 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 24, 2002 +736 [A] cliched catchall, which wastes a fine cast. rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 6, 2001 +736 Figgis gives his dolled-up universe a high-voltage hum. And at the center of it, Gere is an extraordinarily vivid monster -- the devil as fashion plate. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +736 Those with strange axes to grind, or too much time, or demented senses of humor, and you know who you are, may just have a fun time of this. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +736 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 12, 2005 +736 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom March 24, 2005 +736 4/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +736 3/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire September 23, 2004 +736 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal March 26, 2004 +736 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com November 4, 2003 +736 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 22, 2003 +736 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 17, 2002 +736 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +736 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +737 To turn to more cheerful things I am overjoyed to say that The Intruder, based on a novel by Robin Maugham, is an extremely good British picture, acted extremely well by a uniformly talented cast and admirably directed by Guy Hamilton. fresh Virginia Graham 0 The Spectator June 19, 2018 +740 It's a solid bit of summer escapism, and when judged by that standard it holds up just fine. fresh Zaki Hasan 0 Sequart November 4, 2018 +740 Jurassic Park III ultimately falls right in line with its immediate predecessor... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 14, 2015 +740 A marked improvement over its immediate predecessor, this film works as a fast and efficient thriller that offers a few great surprises along the way. 3.5/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews June 11, 2015 +740 The wonder of the first movie is long gone, but a few thrills still remain. 2.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm June 7, 2015 +740 More than half an hour shorter than The Lost World, so at least there's a lot less of it to suffer through. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 17, 2013 +740 For kids who can handle nonstop action, it's good scary fun. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +740 A clumsy, and poorly written farce with irritating characters I prayed for imminent death to arrive to. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +740 An all-action, helter-skelter, don't-forget-to-buy-the-computer-game ride that makes the two previous installments look like models of classic filmmaking. rotten Derek Elley 1 Variety November 5, 2008 +740 An efficient and surprisingly palatable finale to the Jurassic franchise. fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 November 5, 2008 +740 Spectacular but not scary or thrilling. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2007 +740 Mr. Johnston keeps the action and one-liners coming and, before you know it, it's over. 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +740 Much darker than the previous films, this third installment feels more like a horror flick set in amusement park than a good sci-fi adventure, though special effects, due to technology advances, are more sophisticated. 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 13, 2006 +740 True, the film offers little new, but it's still stirring family entertainment... fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +740 It might as well be the crappy pilot for a Jurassic Park TV series or a feature version of Sid and Marty Krofft's Land of the Lost. 1.5/5 rotten Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +740 Jurassic Park III is a blunder. 1/4 rotten Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies October 5, 2005 +740 It's not art ... it's entertainment, and it knows it. Boy, does it entertain. B fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +740 If you're looking for a tight script, interesting three-dimensional characters and something new with this movie, you will be disappointed. 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium November 13, 2004 +740 For a sequel with a Roman numeral in the title, Jurassic Park III is more entertaining than expected. 3/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 25, 2004 +740 People who go to see Jurassic Park III are not there for character development, they want cool-looking dinosaurs, and that they will get in spades. 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +740 The Jurassic movies have by now palpably entered the plane of baldly profit-hunting, unpretentious entertainment... C rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +740 The film never really decides what the central drive is going to be. rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button January 7, 2003 +740 Returning to Jurassic Park a second time wasn't the most fruitful journey ... it's no surprise that the third trip back to the dinosaur-ridden island borders on the offensive. rotten Rachel Deahl 0 Baltimore City Paper November 18, 2002 +740 It's not brilliant, it's rather predictable, but it's ok; it bowls along nicely and it does make you jump. What more can you ask of dinosaurs? 2/5 rotten Diana De 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +740 For those who vehemently debate whether a Spinosaurus can outfight a T-Rex, this movie will comfortably pass your time -- or devour it. 2/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World August 27, 2002 +740 A fun-filled afternoon of dinotastic monstrosities and jump out of the bushes thrills. rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend August 12, 2002 +740 Those dreaded Raptors are back with a vengeance in Jurassic Park III. More bad news -- they've brought along even more deadly friends. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +740 Requires little brain-power to contemplate its almost non-existent plot; instead, it tries to sustain audiences with one dinosaur chase after another. 6/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 12, 2002 +740 "With ""Jurassic Park III"" Johnston inherits the series one film too late. There are only so many ways a dinosaur can chase people through a jungle." 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 18, 2002 +740 When signing on to a movie like this, an actor might want to paraphrase Spencer Tracy's famous advice: Learn your lines and try not to bump into the special effects. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 9, 2002 +740 No lawyers getting eaten, no white-knuckle tension and nothing shocking. A bit of a disappointment. 2.5/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com April 26, 2002 +740 If there's one thing certain in this new instalment of Jurassic Park, it's that the critters are a whole lot smarter, faster and interesting than the Homo sapiens dropping in on them. 2/4 rotten Kevin Courrier 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +740 Never overdoes itself, and its story never distracts from the action. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 26, 2002 +740 Bad news is the only news in Jurassic Park III. rotten John Leonard 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 22, 2002 +740 The dinosaurs are back again, but this time without Steven Spielberg at the helm...and it shows. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +740 Whereas the success of sequels is generally dependent upon how many of the original stars and key filmmaking personnel such as writer and director, this excellent monster movie would stand on its own. 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +740 Much like an ice cream cone, this one is fairly fun while it lasts and entirely forgettable after the fact. 6/10 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +740 Solid B-movie fun. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic October 8, 2001 +740 Now if only we could have found out more about the reproduction of triceratops, we would be more excited. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight September 18, 2001 +740 Every aspect of its production reeks of cynicism 2/4 rotten Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com September 17, 2001 +740 A pretty successful roller-coaster ride most of the way. rotten Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International August 14, 2001 +740 This great dinosaur of a movie is shambling towards well-merited extinction. rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 10, 2001 +740 Too bad the script doesn't extend the same courtesy to the actors, who are saddled with dialogue neither man nor beast could respond to. 1/5 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 9, 2001 +740 I'm grateful for movies that truly want to entertain, rather than drown the audience with special effects and marketing gimmicks. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather August 9, 2001 +740 The rather startling way in which the film deflates is enough to ensure that for most viewers, this third trip will be the least charming. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com August 5, 2001 +740 A film that is not as good a ride as the first, but a damn sight better than the second. fresh Ben Varkentine 0 PopMatters August 3, 2001 +740 The real stars of the sequel are the dinosaurs...But look out for the flying Pteranodons, which we see flying off into the sunset as a precursor to yet another unnecessary sequel. 2/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers August 2, 2001 +740 Johnston is surprisingly good at generating suspense and maintaining the tension of lengthy action sequences 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 30, 2001 +740 The third time around is at least one time too many. 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News July 30, 2001 +740 The direction is ever more pedestrian, and the characters increasingly resemble so much warm tapioca. 2.5/5 rotten Shay Casey 0 Jacksonville Film Journal July 25, 2001 +740 Drama is minimal and character nonexistent. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice July 24, 2001 +740 Big stinking pile of dino poo-poo. 1/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review July 24, 2001 +740 ...when it comes to packaging in thrills and chills, this is by far the most balanced, most entertaining and most audacious picture of the series. 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org July 23, 2001 +740 If it's dumb humans crashing through the undergrowth you're after, rent a Rambo movie instead. 2/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf July 23, 2001 +740 Doesn't work very well because it thinks it's smarter than it is. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 23, 2001 +740 A straight-ahead matinee actioner, all bark and bite but little soul. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle July 23, 2001 +740 Does offer a few genuinely horrific images. fresh Yazmin Ghonaim 0 Cinephiles July 23, 2001 +740 It is not art, but it is fun. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 23, 2001 +740 Yes, the JPIII dinosaurs are terrific and the flying sequences are spectacular. But can I be so bold as to plead: Next time, how about a story? rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com July 23, 2001 +740 Gone are the emotional elements that made Jurassic Park the thrill-ride it was. rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) July 23, 2001 +740 If you get a thrill from seeing what look very much like live dinosaurs alive today, the film is for you. 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 22, 2001 +740 Jurassic Park III is a depressingly soulless, utterly unnecessary sequel. 1.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat July 22, 2001 +740 The film is essentially an expensive slasher movie. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper July 20, 2001 +740 It lacks the scale, the chills and the wonder of the original, but is more fun as a thrill ride than its sequel predecessor. 3/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine July 20, 2001 +740 Whatever their goal is, Jurassic Park III is a little jagged and a little harsh. But it's also rather entertaining, even if you do expect to see the raptors wearing hockey masks and wielding chainsaws. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 20, 2001 +740 Is little more than a glorified slasher movie, albeit with nonhuman villains. rotten Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly July 20, 2001 +740 One fine popcorn flick. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette July 20, 2001 +740 Utterly uninspired. rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 20, 2001 +740 What makes it worth sitting through is the chance it offers to catch up on the technical advances since the last installment. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe July 20, 2001 +740 Vividly makes the point that fearsomeness is built into the universe. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 20, 2001 +740 A yawn in the park. C- rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com July 20, 2001 +740 It is a pretty good, by the numbers, adventure yarn, but a raptor could write something more original. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope July 20, 2001 +740 "If they remade ""It's A Wonderful Life,"" they could make it about Spielberg being shown what American cinema would be like if he never lived - they'd show him this movie." 3.5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 19, 2001 +740 Anyone on a tight budget is advised to rent the first Jurassic Park and watch it again. In this one, there are no surprises left, and little of the sense of awe that the first film's special effects helped create. rotten Steven Mazey 0 Ottawa Citizen July 19, 2001 +740 The ending in particular is weak and abrupt, involving a character suddenly knowing something that he explicitly did not know before, apparently as a result of sheer dumb luck. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times July 19, 2001 +740 Dinosaurs rule movie but flimsy screenplay undercuts intense action. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune July 19, 2001 +740 Most of the effects have been done before, and the trick of shaking the camera when a thunder lizard stomps the ground has grown tedious. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer July 19, 2001 +740 An almost non-stop parade of snazzy, state-of-the-art visual effects and fast-paced, breathtaking action set pieces. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 19, 2001 +740 Relatively speaking, Jurassic Park III is a disappointment of behemoth proportions. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 19, 2001 +740 Truly satisfies by poking fun at itself with a B-movie type endearing quality. fresh 0 BeatBoxBetty.com July 18, 2001 +740 A B-movie is what this is. And it works fairly well on that level. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 18, 2001 +740 A by-the-numbers action flick with a decent cast and impressive special effects. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine July 18, 2001 +740 As always, the technical credits are not only outstanding but the whole reason for the film to exist. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter July 18, 2001 +740 Lacks not just a soul but also a body, so to speak, with no plot to absorb us and no characters worthy of our empathy or concern. rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee July 18, 2001 +740 Jurassic Park III is still moderately entertaining: Pretend it's a very expensive pilot for a TV version of the DNA dinosaur adventures. With that expectation, you'll have some fun. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle July 18, 2001 +740 Efficient, compulsive, a streamlined fright show with some jaunty snaps of humor. fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 18, 2001 +740 Has the integrity of a solid B-movie. 2/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 18, 2001 +740 Jurassic Park III may be extinct from memory before you leave the multiplex, but it's still dino-mite summer movie fare. 3/4 fresh Mary Kalin-Casey 0 Reel.com July 18, 2001 +740 One staggeringly silly movie. rotten Mike Antonucci 1 San Jose Mercury News July 18, 2001 +740 Noticeably lacking the punch that its predecessors contained. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! July 18, 2001 +740 The movie goes down much easier than its predecessor. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 18, 2001 +740 The dialogue is weak and the science has gone from incredulous to silly. rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 18, 2001 +740 A third time? Think Thanksgiving leftovers -- in December. rotten John Zebrowski 1 Seattle Times July 18, 2001 +740 A movie in which little else happens except people get chased, terrified and generally bullied by prehistoric creatures. rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star July 18, 2001 +740 Plays out the way you'd expect, perfunctorily, obligingly, without much enthusiasm and with very little terror. rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday July 18, 2001 +740 A lot of stagnant storytelling trapped underneath prehistoric footprints. rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today July 18, 2001 +740 All it wants to do is scare a smile onto your face, and it often succeeds. 3.5/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times July 18, 2001 +740 The characters and script are strictly by-the-numbers and the sentimental goo that justifies the mayhem is poured on thick. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide July 18, 2001 +740 The story's tired, as are the main characters. 2/5 rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post July 18, 2001 +740 As dull as the movie is, at least it's not Pearl Harbor. rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald July 18, 2001 +740 A complete and utter mess. rotten John Paul 0 Jam! Movies July 18, 2001 +740 The latest summer dino-fest pales next to the maligned sequel The Lost World: Jurassic Park. rotten Jim Slotek 1 Toronto Sun July 18, 2001 +740 The musty odor of a fossil hangs over the whole enterprise C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 18, 2001 +740 Jurassic Park III tries to be nothing more than a mindless munch-crunch-thanks-a-bunch thrill ride. And expectations or not, it does a roaringly good job. fresh Steve Tilley 0 Edmonton Sun July 18, 2001 +740 It's disappointing that the competent, toned-down, mildly exciting third installment, Jurassic Park III, is little more than a re-rehash of the first movie and much of the second. rotten Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle July 18, 2001 +740 The thrills of the JP franchise are all but extinct. rotten 0 E! Online July 18, 2001 +740 Admittedly, it's pretty brain-dead, but for at least an hour, you probably won't care. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 18, 2001 +740 Not as awe-inspiring as the first film or as elaborate as the second, but in its own B-movie way, it's a nice little thrill machine. fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 18, 2001 +740 This year, a summer would-be blockbuster that neither stinks, nor takes half the day to watch, is actually an improvement over most releases. fresh David Forsmark 0 Flint Journal July 18, 2001 +740 Despite the idiotic people, the absurd level of coincidence, the spotty special effects and the lazy ending, I still liked Jurassic Park III. 3/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly July 18, 2001 +740 The dinosaurs have an attitude to them -- a yo-Adrian swagger -- that makes for cheeky fun. fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee July 18, 2001 +740 Captures some of the wonder from the first picture. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com July 18, 2001 +740 This is, ironically, the best video game movie of the summer, with the thrills and chills and laughs you expect from a participatory game. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 18, 2001 +740 The only attempts at innovation in Jurassic Park III are changing the looks of the Velociraptors a little bit. rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum July 18, 2001 +740 Nobody stopped long enough to write an engaging plot or to develop three-dimensional characters. rotten Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily July 18, 2001 +740 Jurassic Park III doesn't validate itself with anything original but rather in being a consistently fun and satisfying summertime entry. fresh Jeffrey Huston 0 Jeff Huston's Believe Me July 18, 2001 +740 The plot, as it were, is a series of coincidences combined with extreme leaps of faith and a trifecta of stupid cell phone tricks C- rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 18, 2001 +740 "Maybe it's time for the ""Jurassic Park"" park franchise to join hands with Toho [Pictures] and Godzilla." C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 18, 2001 +740 Loud, smash-and-crash monster movie fun at its finest. 4/5 fresh Annette Cardwell 0 Filmcritic.com July 17, 2001 +740 It's deja vu all over again. rotten Tom Sander 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 17, 2001 +740 Has to be the sorriest excuse for a reprise since Highlander -- The Final Dimension. 1.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 17, 2001 +740 A canny, shrewd piece of work that smacks of professionalism from top to bottom. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 17, 2001 +740 A sturdy, watchable, Saturday-afternoon-serial throwback that teems with cool creatures. But it's too prefab to really deliver on the promise of 'intense sci-fi terror' written into the movie's MPAA rating description. rotten Cody Clark 1 Mr. Showbiz July 17, 2001 +740 The lack of empathetic characters seems more a filmmaking deficiency than some grand cinematic plan. The viewer definitely leaves the movie feeling unsatisfied. rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News July 17, 2001 +740 A popcorn-chomping thrill ride that's perfect as a summertime distraction. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com July 17, 2001 +740 Professionally executed, but not much else. rotten Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch July 17, 2001 +740 Partly campy, mostly straight-ahead horrific and nearly always watchable. C+ fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 17, 2001 +740 Puts the funk back in perfunctory. rotten Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net July 17, 2001 +740 Who cares about the rampant case of sequelitis its infected with as long as it delivers the goods to the paying customers 3/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com July 17, 2001 +740 Visually satisfying and extremely well shot. fresh Bill Rasco 0 ComingSoon.net July 17, 2001 +740 I think Johnston and the cast did a great job and this is a welcome addition to the series. fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net July 17, 2001 +740 A smartly written and funny popcorn flick that is a lot of fun. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 17, 2001 +740 It's formulaic but fun, a third-generation thrill-ride. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com July 16, 2001 +740 One dollar to your favorite charity if you can guess which creatures are animatronic and which computer-generated. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 16, 2001 +740 Effective enough to pass the time. fresh Joel Crawley 0 Popcorn July 10, 2001 +740 Compared to some of this summer's blockbusters ... this is better than average. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com July 9, 2001 +740 3/5 fresh Stacie Hougland 0 Hollywood.com August 2, 2002 +740 7/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 26, 2001 +740 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews July 27, 2001 +740 2.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) July 17, 2001 +742 Charming, offbeat serio comedy about the relationship between a macho and a transsexual B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2011 +742 Different for Girls staggers around, keeping its lovers apart as in any conventional romantic comedy. 3/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com December 30, 2006 +742 Toplined by handsome Brit thesp Rupert Graves, offbeat serio comedy concerns the evolving friendhsip and eventual love between a rambunctious macho and a quiet insecure transsexual. 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 1 Variety June 12, 2006 +742 The story has a TV movie shorthand calculation and slightness. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +742 Bland and conventional, despite the sex-change angle, Different for Girls is ultimately not different enough. 2/5 rotten Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +742 The film engages the audience on a gut level so that we care about Kim and Prentice. fresh Leslie Rigoulot 0 Film Scouts April 17, 2002 +742 The subtlety with which Mackintosh conveys her complicated mixture of vulnerability, defensiveness and pride makes [Kim] one of the most fully realized characters to be portrayed on the screen in a long time. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +742 One of the reasons why Different for Girls works is because of the caliber of acting. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +742 It's a lot of fun. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +742 As Kim, Mackintosh's performance finds and holds the right notes, of shyness, determination, privacy and love. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +742 This irrepressible and sensitive romance brings new flavor to the term odd couple. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +742 Well-acted but essentially go-nowhere little movie. C- rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +742 [Graves and Mackintosh] put in gobsmackingly good performances. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +742 This would be infinitely more likeable if it wasn't for some irritatingly unreal plot development. 2/5 rotten Rob Driscoll 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +742 Outstanding performances help this provocative British drama seem to tally up to something that is greater than its individual parts. But parts alone do not a solid movie make. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +742 It's rather ordinary stuff. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +742 Not funny. Not interesting. 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +742 There are all kinds of love relationships in this world, and perhaps they all deserve a romantic comedy this unflinching and this sensitive. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +742 I don't mean to be a stick-in-the-mud, but apart from school days and friendly shared memories, these two truly have nothing in common. rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +742 Richard Spence's film doesn't have the courage to examine forcefully the issues at its center. 2.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +742 C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +742 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +742 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +742 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly September 12, 1997 +744 One Small Hitch is just plain bad. rotten Abby Olcese 0 Scene-Stealers.com June 23, 2017 +744 Funny romcom has lots of sex, profanity, some drinking. 3/5 fresh Grace Montgomery 0 Common Sense Media May 19, 2015 +744 The approach is broad and the story is predictable as the contrivances far outnumber the laughs. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue February 6, 2015 +744 This mildly if not wildly amusing rom-com brings up one big question: If you pretend to be someone, will that identity wrap around you and claim you? rotten Marsha McCreadie 0 Film Journal International February 6, 2015 +744 Frantic and flagrantly formulaic, this forced farce about a sham engagement sacrifices plot credibility and character motivation for stale humor and cheap setups. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Los Angeles Times February 5, 2015 +744 One Small Hitch should have settled on being a cute but insipid romantic comedy. By emphasizing a lead character who does nothing more than play into a wedding fantasy in hopes that a frog will turn into her prince is ultimately more tragic than comic. 4.3/10 rotten Christine N. Ziemba 0 Paste Magazine February 5, 2015 +745 Amusingly off-the-wall sci-fi spoof 3/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette March 18, 2005 +745 Fun but predictable sci-fi comedy 2/5 rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International May 20, 2004 +745 1/5 rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 24, 2005 +745 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +745 4/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +745 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +748 2/5 rotten Michael Thomson 0 BBC.com November 13, 2001 +748 3.5/4 fresh 1 New York Post November 13, 2001 +753 An enjoyable campy bad film. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 1, 2008 +754 The film is painful viewing, in large part because director Amy Berg relates the facts and depicts the victims and the culprits with detached gravity. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix April 23, 2009 +754 Berg's intuitively right ratio of personal and analytical material, her implied belief in transcendence of horrific demoralization, shows a truly progressive vision. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +754 This is a powerful film that will horrify you and make you angry, if you dare to see it. A fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope July 26, 2007 +754 The polemical is never as powerful as the personal and O'Grady's part of the story illuminates the whole with nauseating clarity. 4/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald May 18, 2007 +754 A sobering look at paedophilia in the Catholic Church, Amy Berg's gripping documentary reveals disturbing facts, but even more disturbingly, about its cover up. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile May 13, 2007 +754 Although each story is compelling, among the most heart-wrenching may be that of the Japanese-Irish couple who welcomed the new parish priest, who often slept over at their house, and who now feel responsible for letting the wolf in their door. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 9, 2007 +754 A riveting, emotionally charged and startling big-screen experience. But it does more than just deliver to filmgoers. It may find a Holy Grail of real societal change for a larger constituency. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +754 Berg's portrait of a sociopath is as chilling as any in recent memory. fresh Michelle Orange 0 Reeler January 31, 2007 +754 Deliver Us Evil is more terrifying than any horror movie, because it's about something that really happened. 4/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic December 15, 2006 +754 "Some films make you think, some make you cry, and others make you cringe. ""Deliver Us From Evil,"" which catalogs the destruction caused by a child-molesting Catholic priest, inspires all three reactions." 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star December 14, 2006 +754 [Amy] Berg has crafted a disturbing and well-made documentary that sheds additional light on this continuously unfolding scandal. B+ fresh Ted Murphy 0 Murphy's Movie Reviews December 13, 2006 +754 Berg makes a compelling case that this is THE scandal of an American generation. 4/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies November 15, 2006 +754 Watching Amy Berg's powerful documentary Deliver Us from Evil is a wrenching experience; her subjects reveal to the camera almost unbearable levels of anguish, and its audience walks away feeling both numbness and rage. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 10, 2006 +754 A compelling piece of journalism arguing O'Grady is one of hundreds of 'sexualized' priests shielded by an absolute bureaucracy that's been corrupted absolutely. A fresh Mike Russell 0 Oregonian November 10, 2006 +754 Devastating. 4/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly November 10, 2006 +754 A documentary with the power to affect even the most jaded of moviegoers. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 10, 2006 +754 It is a heartbreaking story of betrayed trust, broken faith and the misuse of privilege. A fresh Bill White 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 9, 2006 +754 Works best when it concentrates on O'Grady and the ever-rippling effect of his transgressions. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post November 9, 2006 +754 Certainly doesn't want for sensationalistic subject matter, but the real impact comes from the methodical, steady compilation of evidence ... a queasy must-see. fresh Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) November 9, 2006 +754 Whatever name you want to call O'Grady, he is fascinating and frightening. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 9, 2006 +754 No report I have seen takes us so disturbingly inside the mind of the abuser as Amy Berg's Deliver Us From Evil. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 9, 2006 +754 O'Grady's ongoing inability to comprehend what he's done or even what happened to him underscores the film's most terrible truth: The cycle of abuse is ongoing. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Common Sense Media November 9, 2006 +754 It is a powerful indictment of any organization that chooses to turn a blind eye to an extremely serious problem. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 7, 2006 +754 The Catholic Church is portrayed as any large corporation trying to cover up its misdeeds. Even Enron is mentioned by comparison. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 7, 2006 +754 Deliver Us From Evil has a few things wrong with it, including an egregious musical score, but without resorting to sucker punches, it takes your breath away while making your skin crawl. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 2, 2006 +754 Devastating ... Heaven only knows why Deliver Us from Evil is only playing at a handful of theaters around the country. For one of the most important films of the year, it's shocking to discover that there's no room at the inn. 3.5/4 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly October 30, 2006 +754 Exceptional...the effect is shattering. A- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 30, 2006 +754 It's not the cover-up evidence that will grab you -- it's the interviews with victims, describing wanton destruction of their lives. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 28, 2006 +754 A stunning indictment of institutional betrayal. It plays like a Catholic Watergate, going right to the top with hard evidence that stuns, dismays and sickens. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 27, 2006 +754 The church declined to comment to Berg. Her film speaks volumes about its silence -- and about a wrong that can never be righted. 3/4 fresh Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 27, 2006 +754 The movie is a litany of victims and a chilling indictment. 3.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 27, 2006 +754 The wrenching documentary Deliver Us From Evil explores the mind of a pedophile as it accuses the Catholic Church of failing to protect children. 3.5/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee October 27, 2006 +754 The film, which reduced a roomful of jaded film critics to tears, could literally make you sick. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies October 27, 2006 +754 What truly sets Deliver Us from Evil apart from other documentaries is interviews with the monster himself. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 27, 2006 +754 Even people who reject the idea of inherent evil may be shaken by Berg's scrupulous yet passionate recounting of the story of Oliver O'Grady. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 27, 2006 +754 Deals with emotionally charged material, so it should surprise no one that it includes one of the most wrenching moments ever captured on film. B+ fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News October 27, 2006 +754 After watching this film, you will believe that evil exists on earth. That the movie deals in truth and established facts makes it all the more disturbing. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 27, 2006 +754 Manages to find a chilling new angle to the subject of sex abuse scandals within the Catholic Church. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 26, 2006 +754 If Berg's movie were a newspaper story, it would win the Pulitzer Prize for public service. 4/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 26, 2006 +754 What makes this film so worthy is the understanding it gives us both of the wolf in sheep's clothing and of the betrayal of trust. A- fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times October 26, 2006 +754 You come out of the film shaking your head in disbelief at Father Oliver O'Grady, but fully enraged at Cardinal Rogery Mahony. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 25, 2006 +754 In a major coup, director Amy Berg convinced O'Grady to appear in [Deliver Us From Evil], and his testimony reveals a man who's chillingly divorced from the full weight of his actions. B fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club October 20, 2006 +754 It cries from and for the hearts of victims and leaves its viewers moved, shattered, outraged. And impotent in the face of the ugliness visited on the souls of good and innocent people. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine October 19, 2006 +754 One of the best and most important documentaries you'll ever see. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 17, 2006 +754 In the end, one can deduce from Berg's documentary that the Catholic Church is driven by money and power, those oft described roots of all evil and corruption. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 14, 2006 +754 One of the scarier movies of the year. 4/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 14, 2006 +754 Former CBS and CNN producer Amy Berg delves with piercing intelligence into one of most shocking scandals that has rocked the Catholic Church in recent years. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Courrier 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 13, 2006 +754 One of the most shocking and disturbing films this year, it's hard to rave about a movie that makes you so angry. 9/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 13, 2006 +754 A literally stunning documentary. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal October 13, 2006 +754 The most infuriating revelation in Amy Berg's powerful documentary is the lengths to which current Los Angeles Cardinal Roger Mahoney and other church officials went to protect Father O'Grady and themselves. 2.5/4 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide October 13, 2006 +754 The Catholic hierarchy may be able to look away, but anyone seeing this film will not be able to follow its lead. 4/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com October 13, 2006 +754 This superb documentary about the Catholic Church's worst pedophile scandal is in many ways far scarier than any fiction. 3.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post October 13, 2006 +754 O'Grady appears in the film, his face showing no sign of shame even as he acknowledges and describes the awful things he did. 3.5/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News October 13, 2006 +754 Grander statements aren't needed when the specific indictments are so plentiful and so horrifying. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 13, 2006 +754 Deliver Us From Evil is an explosive documentary about a depravity so gross, it leaves you appalled and infuriated that the men who enabled it have never been called to account. 4/5 fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV October 13, 2006 +754 The Da Vinci Code's basically The Sound of Music compared to this. 5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com October 13, 2006 +754 Neither sensationalistic nor sentimental, Ms. Berg's film is clear-sighted, tough-minded and devastating, a portrait of individual criminality and institutional indifference, a study in the betrayal of trust and the irresponsibility of authority. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times October 12, 2006 +754 ...a riveting, horrifying documentary... fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat October 12, 2006 +754 It's a howl of rage and a keen-eyed study of a subject that, unfortunately, never stops being news: the way institutional power acts as a shield under whose cover the strong can abuse the weak. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate October 12, 2006 +754 Deliver Us From Evil will shake you to your marrow. It should be seen by people of all faiths and by anyone concerned about the wellbeing of children. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 12, 2006 +754 Most powerfully, [Berg] also films a number of O'Grady's victims as they recount their trauma and, in some cases, loss of faith. A fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor October 12, 2006 +754 Berg, a veteran of both CBS News and CNN, carefully and calmly assembles a devastating case against church officials' mendacity. 3.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday October 12, 2006 +754 Deliver Us From Evil shows us how the business of saving souls can rationalize the obscenity of selling them. A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly October 11, 2006 +754 It's hard to imagine even devout Catholics coming away from the film without a sense of rage at a religion that appears to value members of the priesthood over the well-being of children. fresh Robert Koehler 1 Variety October 11, 2006 +754 Deliver Us From Evil is a haunting portrait of a profoundly benighted man, the lives he shattered and the institution that repeatedly protected him -- and itself -- at the cost of children's safety. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter October 11, 2006 +754 Berg by no means excuses Father O'Grady, but she offers evidence of a devastating childhood that explains his pathology. For the ambitious creeps who allowed him to indulge it, and who still sit in office, there's no excuse. fresh Ella Taylor 1 Village Voice October 10, 2006 +754 Deliver Us From Evil proceeds with a sober clarity that lends credence to its devastating case. 3/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine October 10, 2006 +754 It's the proclamation for a crusade against anyone who protects those who prey not just upon the children, but spit all over the teachings that assured us the path to Heaven went right through the Church. 3.5/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com September 28, 2006 +754 [A] blood-boiling documentary. 4/5 fresh Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY September 23, 2006 +754 The great tragedy underlying the story of Father O'Grady is how many children might not have been victims, had Cardinal Roger Mahoney ... been more interested in protecting the children residing in his diocese rather than furthering his own ascendancy wit 4/5 fresh Kim Voynar 0 Cinematical September 23, 2006 +754 What further elevates Deliver Us From Evil beyond the poignancy and courage of O'Grady's victims and the sorrow of their devastated families is Berg's access to the pedophile himself. 9/10 fresh Jen Yamato 0 Rotten Tomatoes September 19, 2006 +754 A- fresh Scott Mendelson 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews April 25, 2007 +755 a great example of a woulda-coulda-shoulda movie 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies January 12, 2016 +755 Weakly entertaining Middle Ages fantasy. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +755 Timeline takes the most ridiculous movie plot ever and multiplies it by ten. rotten 0 Empire Magazine November 5, 2008 +755 This big-budget adventure is based on a recent Michael Crichton thriller, though its premise is too stale to instill the sense of wonder critical to great sci-fi. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader November 5, 2008 +755 ...one of the least effective Crichton adaptations to date. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 31, 2008 +755 Yet another case of making time travel a messy ordeal rather than a load of fun, Timeline lacks the consistent tone, pace and point of view for either a science fiction thriller or medieval war adventure. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety October 18, 2008 +755 It's all a bit too near fetched to be a great movie, it's still fun. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +755 It is just bland and easily forgettable. 2/4 rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page November 8, 2007 +755 It comes up short in both plot and quality. 2.5/5 rotten Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +755 At two hours and even with the rushed feel it still feels overly long and worst of all -- cheap. 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons March 14, 2005 +755 Jeff Maguire, in adapting Crichton's novel, clearly had trouble explaining all the nuances of the story with the constraints of a Hollywood time limit. 2/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) September 20, 2004 +755 "With the exception of the original ""Jurassic Park"", films based on Crichton's novels have been not only unsuccessful but horrendously awful." 1/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight July 11, 2004 +755 This offers a mystifying look at the future with a mind-bending twist. 2.5/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum May 26, 2004 +755 Timeline is offensively bad. 1.5/5 rotten Jeff Otto 0 IGN Movies April 7, 2004 +755 As the romantic lead, Paul Walker would be a stiff in any century... rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 24, 2004 +755 About as impressive as rival gangs of Renaissance Pleasure Faire geeks launching bottle rockets and flaming rolls of toilet paper at each other. 2.5/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com February 21, 2004 +755 If you're looking for a decent action flick, Timeline should fit the bill. 6/10 fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net February 7, 2004 +755 ...the rare time travel movie that does nothing interesting or clever with modern humans in an ancient setting... 1.5/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly February 5, 2004 +755 In the end, keeping score of most of the ensuing cross-cultural mayhem is about as involving as Xeroxing for two hours. rotten Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press December 31, 2003 +755 Viewers of Timeline will wish they could go back in time themselves and avoid buying tickets in the first place. 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette December 31, 2003 +755 A waste of time. 1/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review December 27, 2003 +755 A big, dumb action fantasy that could be easily digestible and provide some rollicking Saturday matinee entertainment. Outside of the big and dumb part, it fails on almost every other level. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com December 15, 2003 +755 'The time machine is an astoundingly cheap contraption - really nothing more than a couple of rotating mirrors and a wind machine.' rotten Paul Arendt 0 Teletext December 8, 2003 +755 Director Richard Donner is in good form here, and he patches up the holes in the script by keeping the action moving lickety-split. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review December 5, 2003 +755 Walker is by far the movie's biggest liability, a walking vacuum in the time-space continuum with a terrifying ability to commit heinous crimes against cinema dialogue. 2/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com December 5, 2003 +755 All the zoiksy illogic and spinning plot points give Timeline a strange energy. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 5, 2003 +755 "What with all the holiday hubbub, you certainly don't have time for ""Timeline,"" a lackluster sci-fi flick that would have been more at home as a television original." 1.5/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 4, 2003 +755 Seriously terrible, but it'll be roaring good fun on video. 1.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 4, 2003 +755 Here is a movie in which even the arrows are loud. If it was an attempt to drown out the dialogue and obscure the plot, it didn't succeed. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 4, 2003 +755 ...a cocky and contrived contraption which gingerly dances around its Medieval-themed mediocrity...[an] overwrought costume drama 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye December 3, 2003 +755 There are a couple of nice moments ... But not enough. rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 2, 2003 +755 While I enjoyed Timeline on a purely brainless level, I couldn't get it out of my head that there was something stupid going on. 2/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies December 2, 2003 +755 It's a dull spectacle that makes a drive out to Carver for King Richard's Faire seem more appealing. rotten Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix December 2, 2003 +755 It's shameless, I know, but this movie is nice, simple fun. 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina December 1, 2003 +755 It's like Back to the Future without the laughs. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 1, 2003 +755 Time-travel tale is a so-so action flick that plays like Jurassic Park ... but without the dinosaurs. Or stars. Or excitement. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix December 1, 2003 +755 I can certainly empathize with the characters in this film because for two hours I too was in Medieval Hell. D rotten Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) December 1, 2003 +755 A leaden, dull, and generally forgettable piece of barely there filmmaking that might well have been a mid-Eighties movie of the week, or, more likely, a jettisoned ABC After School Special. 0.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle November 30, 2003 +755 Brainless and aimless but still a little fun. rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle November 29, 2003 +755 A mildly engaging sci-fi adventure that's a bit too reminiscent of every other time-travel tale. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International November 29, 2003 +755 It's all just a game, and even with my own fairy tale fantasies of being Princess Guinevere and meeting my very own dashing Lancelot reverberating in my memory, that isn't enough to keep me interested in this muddled mess of a movie. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com November 29, 2003 +755 The hack novel by Michael Crichton did not inspire anyone to the level of Mark Twain's A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune November 28, 2003 +755 "The tagline says, ""This November, you're history."" And let me guess: by next month, Timeline will be history, too." rotten Staci Layne 0 Horror.com November 28, 2003 +755 One of the worst plots I've ever seen in a time travel story. D rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 27, 2003 +755 it's very easy to get lost in this silly, fun adventure tale. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 27, 2003 +755 Lacks any force or energy to release it from the pull of total mediocrity. C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 27, 2003 +755 Time travels, but it sure doesn't fly by in this debacle. rotten Richard Harrington 1 Washington Post November 26, 2003 +755 Resembles a Star Trek episode by way of Scooby-Doo. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 26, 2003 +755 Curiously lacking in energy, which may be the result of an obviously cut-rate production budget that skimps on the sci-fi sizzle. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 26, 2003 +755 There is nothing particularly wonderful about Timeline, but, other than Walker's acting, nothing particularly terrible about it, either. 2/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel November 26, 2003 +755 This dunderheaded mix of sci-fi and medieval skull-bashing should have been called Monty Python and the Holey Time Machine. 1/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News November 26, 2003 +755 An accidental comedy trapped in sci-fi/action garb, like those actors swathed in their medieval tunics, stumbling and lurching along. 1/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 26, 2003 +755 The direction by Richard Donner ... is usually a beat or two off, and the dialogue seems clumsily ad-libbed. 2/4 rotten Carla Meyer 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 26, 2003 +755 A goofy, curious entertainment -- something of a guilty pleasure, a film that invites you to jeer and laugh in equal measure. 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee November 26, 2003 +755 The characters are such cardboard cutouts and the plot so thin, you'll wish the Monty Python gang could come and wreak havoc on the film. 3/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle November 26, 2003 +755 Just because Michael Crichton keeps writing books doesn't mean Hollywood should keep turning them into movies. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 26, 2003 +755 Clumsy exposition, convenient coincidences, wild assumptions and blatant foreshadowing drive the story. 1.5/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly November 26, 2003 +755 Bad history. Bad science. Bad acting. Bad movie. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel November 26, 2003 +755 Compare it with the book, and it stinks. Look at the film on its own, and it still stinks. D rotten Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian November 26, 2003 +755 Suggests a particularly wretched episode of Star Trek tricked out with fancy fireworks and weighed down with a score that grinds away like a cement mixer. 1/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times November 26, 2003 +755 This is not just a 'B-movie' -- it's a B-movie that fails to entertain on any level. 0.5/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post November 26, 2003 +755 An instant contender for cult status on the midnight-movie circuit, where lines like 'Do we look like quantum wormhole specialists?' will be given the respect they deserve. 1/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News November 26, 2003 +755 Many scenes trigger memories of Monty Python and the Holy Grail, prompting laughter where there should be suspense and angst. 1.5/4 rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 26, 2003 +755 It's not as bad as Sphere but... 2/4 rotten Rob Lowman 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 26, 2003 +755 The concept is much cooler than the execution. 6/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com November 26, 2003 +755 Timeline treats the past like an amusement park, offering mid-level thrills and nothing more. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly November 26, 2003 +755 The only bright light in Timeline is that when the movie flops as hard as it must, perhaps it will be Walker's empty-headed career which takes the fall. 1/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend November 26, 2003 +755 Timeline is not so much a bad movie as it is bland and routine. 2.5/5 rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies November 26, 2003 +755 Features serious over-acting, lousy effects, appalling dialogue, misplaced and ill-advised romantic interludes, a complete lack of tension, nothing to link the story set in the past with the section set in the present and very bad wigs. 2/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies November 26, 2003 +755 Lacking both will and budget, the filmmakers have done the honorable thing and given us a sweetly stupid, mercifully brisk bad movie. C rotten Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly November 26, 2003 +755 I kept expecting someone to run into the Knights Who Say 'Ni.' 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 26, 2003 +755 This Dude, Where's My Sword-time travel mess is funnier than a good many intentional comedies. D rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News November 26, 2003 +755 No film in recent memory has cried out this much to be mocked. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 26, 2003 +755 It looks like a lame made-for-TV movie, features a no-name cast and revolves around a hackneyed idea. D+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News November 26, 2003 +755 Just once I'd like to see a time-travel movie inspired by true curiosity about the past, instead of by a desire to use it as a setting for action scenes. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 26, 2003 +755 Missing at least two of its promised four dimensions. 2/5 rotten Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 26, 2003 +755 It's long, sloppy, and -- to both the quantum-physics ignorant and informed -- steadily implausible, never exciting in either its skill or its ludicrousness. 1/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe November 26, 2003 +755 As fantasy-adventures go, Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy makes this one look like a Hobbit belch. C- rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution November 26, 2003 +755 The story, acting and visual effects fail to effectively blend together into a coherent sci-fi adventure. 2/4 rotten Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com November 26, 2003 +755 Timeline fails to grab you and sustain any feeling of wonder. The time travel is treated so matter of factly ... that it, too, cannot stir the imagination. 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) November 26, 2003 +755 Hollywood's latest adaptation of a Michael Crichton novel will make you wish you could travel back to the days of Westworld or Jurassic Park. rotten Pete Kavadlo 0 FilmStew.com November 26, 2003 +755 Never quite thrilling, never quite dull, its overriding virtue is its competence. 2.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) November 26, 2003 +755 Lacks sense and suspense in equal measure. rotten Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com November 26, 2003 +755 A nice mix of science-fiction and action-adventure with a little romance thrown in. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com November 26, 2003 +755 Utterly unaware of its own absurdity. C- rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather November 25, 2003 +755 Timeline is one of the most frustrating movies I've seen this year. C+ rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com November 25, 2003 +755 Despite a promising premise, Timeline proves to be nothing more than an utter waste of your own precious time. rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 Critic Doctor November 25, 2003 +755 It's Paul Walker escaping with his costume from Castle Cameos Pictures at the Las Vegas Excalibur. 1/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com November 25, 2003 +755 More confusion than clarity. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 25, 2003 +755 It can be said with confidence that, among major movie studios offering competing epic action fare these days, Paramount has the loudest arrows. rotten Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times November 25, 2003 +755 Not completely successful, but enjoyable enough 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit November 25, 2003 +755 If only if were possible to go back in time and retrieve the two hours we wasted watching this idiotic adaptation of Michael Crichton's time-travel novel. D rotten 0 E! Online November 25, 2003 +755 Gives Gigli serious competition for worst film of the year honors. 1/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 25, 2003 +755 A cross between Jurassic Park and those traveling Renaissance fairs where gnawing on turkey legs and peering at the padded bosoms of college kids pretending to be wenches is supposed to make us feel medieval. 1/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press November 25, 2003 +755 By turns risibly puerile and purely risible, the screenplay groans under the weight of its multiple platitudes. 1.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times November 25, 2003 +755 It may not break any new ground, but after sitting through years of CGI spectacles, it is refreshing. Sometimes it's fun to just see a movie that knows what it is. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com November 25, 2003 +755 Here [Walker] has been given the heart-rending role of, uh, Paul Walker, and I'm sad to report he's not up to the task. rotten Bryan Curtis 1 Slate November 25, 2003 +755 It's not ambitious, but neither is it lazy. It works hard at its dumbness, and it's eager to please. For what it's worth, it's the most enjoyable bad movie of the year. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 25, 2003 +755 Despite choppy, clunky moments, it leaves you with a smile. B- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News November 25, 2003 +755 There's a lot of action and nifty special effects in a climactic battle scene. But the movie pays only fleeting attention to other matters, including character development. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 25, 2003 +755 A hollow history lesson and an adventure that's about as thrilling as the staged joust at the heart of those traveling Renaissance Festivals. D+ rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Flipside Movie Emporium November 25, 2003 +755 If this were a good movie, we would cheer for the students to dodge the flaming arrows. This isn't a good movie. 1/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star November 25, 2003 +755 Slick entertainment that does its job, even if no one will remember it six years from now, much less six centuries. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 25, 2003 +755 This movie is in desperate need of a pulse. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 25, 2003 +755 like a plus-size episode of Sliders. 1.5/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com November 25, 2003 +755 Whatever provocative notions this concept carried are smothered over by dissonance and contrivance. 1.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday November 25, 2003 +755 Most of the time, it's fun to watch. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune November 25, 2003 +755 What's that? You say Timeline isn't supposed to be a comedy? But how can that be? Paul Walker is in it. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 25, 2003 +755 As generic an action film as you can make. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews November 25, 2003 +755 The attempt to stay true to a historically minded adventure by maintaining a strangely subdued tone in terms of action just doesn't work. 2.5/4 rotten Joshua Vasquez 0 Slant Magazine November 25, 2003 +755 It's a ridiculous, paradox-packed, sci-fi/action contrivance...but I'd be lying if I said I didn't get some guilty pleasure out of this inflated adventure. 2.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire November 24, 2003 +755 About as realistic--and as enjoyable--as dinner at a Medieval Times restaurant...its expiration date seems to have passed even before the lights go down. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 24, 2003 +755 A tired thriller guaranteed to get lost amidst the cerebral and artsy offerings of the holidays 1.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly November 24, 2003 +755 a snore of a film whose sole positive accomplishment is teaching us a new word, trebuchet 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews November 22, 2003 +755 Renaissance Fair: The Movie. 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 22, 2003 +755 Richard Donner brings us the latest Crighton film, sending Paul Walker and Gerard Butler back to Medieval times. The book was medoicre at best... this adaptation is insipid. D+ rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston October 30, 2003 +755 Donner performs an appendectomy on the story with a rusty butter knife, butchering it in every way imaginable. 1/4 rotten Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt August 12, 2003 +755 0/5 rotten Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant January 15, 2005 +755 1.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 19, 2003 +756 "Picture this as a ""Goodfellas"" with Bryan Cranston. " 3.5/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 30, 2018 +756 [Cranston is] a joy to watch as he glides from Colombia to Miami to London, swirling whiskey in a crystal glass while flying on a private jet or smashing cake into the face of a waiter for bringing his wife the wrong order. fresh Glynis Costin 0 InStyle August 26, 2018 +756 "The Infiltrator"" is a semi-entertaining drug cartel film that allows for a two hour escape into its world of violence and high-stakes suspense." 3/5 fresh Mae Abdulbaki 0 Movies with Mae August 22, 2018 +756 I generally despise films that end in a wedding -- too lazy a finish for dippy rom coms. But this wedding's pathos and suspense are unlike anything we've seen since The Godfather. The Infiltrator is a cinematic offer you can't refuse. fresh Lisa Johnson 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com August 21, 2018 +756 Bryan Cranston just has 'it'. This now iconic character actor commands attention. fresh Leah Sydney 0 Showbiz 411 June 22, 2018 +756 The Infiltrator introduces a dizzying ensemble of characters into its overstretched duration to weave a tale we already know too well. rotten Anton Bitel 0 Projected Figures April 12, 2018 +756 The daring Brad Furman is still looking for his style among Heisenberg and Narcos. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Carlos Mara 0 March 30, 2018 +756 Although the ensemble and energy of The Infiltrator are good, the film as a whole comes up a little short. 3.5/5 fresh Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction November 4, 2017 +756 The Infiltrator is entertaining enough, and makes for solid summer counter-programming. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 16, 2017 +756 This is an Oscar worthy performance beautifully supported by numerous good actors; for example, he's joined by John Leguizamo as the explosive and unpredictable Emir. fresh Diane Carson 0 KDHX (St. Louis) August 28, 2017 +756 The Infiltrator just manages to stand out amongst modern films. Bolstered by a strong cast and an engaging, based on true events story, it is a surprisingly enjoyable experience. fresh David Fontana 0 Film Inquiry February 22, 2017 +756 "[Bryan Cranston is] the most watchable, dangerous, frangible thing in The Infiltrator, a B-standard crime thriller based on the exploits of undercover ""narc"" Robert Mazur." 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 28, 2016 +756 A suspense film in which the violence is blunt and has a suitable distribution of the cast. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Francisco Marinero 0 El Mundo (Spain) December 20, 2016 +756 A film that has a protagonist above any adjective, with the perfect fit between the facial gesture and voice modulation without fuss. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Javier Oca 0 El Pais (Spain) December 20, 2016 +756 A film that's worthy of our time, but isn't one that will offer us anything special, not even the Cranston's good performance. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Mikel Zorrilla 0 Espinof December 20, 2016 +756 'The Infiltrator' manages to entertain in its two long hours of duration, while exposing things that we have already seen thousands of times. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Alberto Abu 0 Espinof December 19, 2016 +756 While it has its share of gunplay and property damage... The Infiltrator earns its chills not by pummeling the audience with violence but by gently reminding viewers that some businesses only offer permanent severance packages. 8 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 15, 2016 +756 It's an over-familiar story and lacks tension. 3/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) November 9, 2016 +756 An entertaining but conventional thriller based on the memoirs of a police infiltrated in the Medellin Cartel to stop money laundering operations. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ernesto Diezmartinez 0 October 31, 2016 +756 Even though the characters are very charismatic, the film lacks the depth it deserves. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Fausto Ponce 0 Proceso October 31, 2016 +756 A film that maintains a good pace and knows how to keep the interest, especially for those who don't know Mazur's story. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Lucero Sol 0 Excelsior October 24, 2016 +756 A decent, well acted film with some beautiful shots. Too bad is not a well made story. [Full review in Spanish] 5/10 rotten 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) October 24, 2016 +756 A recommendable film, especially for those who like real stories about real criminals. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Fernando Santoyo 0 Cinema Movil October 20, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator is a perfect example of a movie where the performances are stronger than the story itself. 3/5 fresh Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 October 18, 2016 +756 Holy Columbian marching powder, you'll be hard-pressed to find a more adrenaline-soaked, palpitation-inducing, stress-ride at the cinema. 4/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) October 10, 2016 +756 Furman is obviously working in the long shadow of Martin Scorsese and the Breaking Bad team. Still, he's learned all the right lessons, especially when it comes to music. 3/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard September 22, 2016 +756 A smartly constructed, emotionally involving, character-driven drama. 4/5 fresh Rob Carnevale 0 Indie London September 22, 2016 +756 An ideal summer popcorn pic, if you don't mind a little blood on your kernels. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express September 22, 2016 +756 A film that combines drama, crime and thriller in perfectly fair measures. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 September 21, 2016 +756 The set-up couldn't be better primed for tension, but director Brad Furman doesn't supply as much clammy suspense as you might hope. 3/5 rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk September 21, 2016 +756 Bryan Cranston and John Leguizamo's excellent characterisation saves this crime drama from stewing too much in its rather obvious plotting. 3/5 fresh Theresa Smith 0 Independent Online (South Africa) September 19, 2016 +756 It's well-crafted, its air of menace is palpable, and Mr Cranston brings depth and detail to a tricky role. 3/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent September 19, 2016 +756 Cranston is excellent: we pick up on the barely perceptible flicker of fear in his eyes as he brazenly weaves his story. And Kruger impresses in a crucial supporting role. 3/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) September 18, 2016 +756 A very serviceable and stylish thriller and more than justifies its bloated running time with some top-notch performances that should keep even the most ardent of Narcos/Breaking Bad fans muy contento. 3.5/5 fresh John O'Driscoll 0 September 16, 2016 +756 The action moves credibly from Tampa to London and Paris, but anticlimax dogs the presumably factually accurate final act. 3/5 fresh Andrew Collins 0 Radio Times September 16, 2016 +756 A solid, well-acted tale. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) September 15, 2016 +756 There's a lot of material to get through and pacing becomes a real problem, the story flashing forward one minute and then becoming ponderous and meandering the next. 3/5 rotten Andy Psyllides 0 Sky Cinema September 15, 2016 +756 Cranston is eminently watchable as the in-too-deep cop risking his family life for the thrill of the job. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman September 15, 2016 +756 A shamelessly derivative but very energetic thriller that has Bryan Cranston in the kind of role that Al Pacino might have relished a generation ago. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) September 15, 2016 +756 A decent film, worth a visit to the cinema, and it comes with a lovely, wholesome footnote: the screenplay is by Ellen Brown Furman, the director's old mum. 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) September 15, 2016 +756 Cranston's talent - and Furman's - go a little to waste. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian September 15, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator is not a innovative film but that doesn't mean it's not captivating. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Diego Batlle 0 September 15, 2016 +756 Given the nature of this narrative, and the fact the majority of the tale takes place through the eyes, and ears, of an undercover officer, what transpires is a film that constantly has you looking over the protagonist's shoulders. 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys September 14, 2016 +756 Unlike its undercover hero, plays it very safe. 2/5 rotten David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies September 13, 2016 +756 Often gripping, and elevated by Cranston's superb central performance. But it's hard not to feel like we've seen this before, often and done better. 3/5 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 Empire Magazine September 13, 2016 +756 Bryan Cranston, playing Bob, carries the movie, at home in guises from bowling alley sleazebag to slick mafioso accountant, and sympathetic throughout. 3/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 The List September 12, 2016 +756 Cranston is powerful but tender, and even soft: a presence that slides up audience's nostrils as smoothly as the finest Colombian powder. fresh Luke Buckmaster 0 The Daily Review/Crikey September 10, 2016 +756 Cranston's ability to straddle a moral divide gives the film the bit of complexity and intimacy it needs. 3/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com September 9, 2016 +756 Couldn't get enough of the fine, ferociously precise acting work of Bryan Cranston in that torrid TV series Breaking Bad? Then you'll be wanting to track down the compelling real-life crime drama The Infiltrator. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) September 2, 2016 +756 Brainy as well as brawny, The Infiltrator works on several levels, not least as a well observed insight into the impact of being an undercover agent targeting specific people fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile August 25, 2016 +756 Despite some crackerjack work from Cranston, this story of agent Robert Mazur's infiltration of the Colombian drug cartels often feels rushed and perfunctory. 3/5 rotten Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press August 19, 2016 +756 The film seems to have forgotten, however, that it's still a movie, not a documentary - a detrimental misfire that cancels out its own charms. 2/4 rotten Tina Hassannia 0 National Post August 12, 2016 +756 It strives to deliver the painful truths of Sicario, but with none of that film's vicious elegance. rotten Adrian Mack 0 Georgia Straight August 12, 2016 +756 ...the film grows more and more tedious as it slowly progresses... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 12, 2016 +756 The best thing you can say about The Infiltrator is that Cranston and company are entirely persuasive in a film that doesn't make the best use of their stellar efforts. 2.5/4 fresh Brad Wheeler 1 Globe and Mail August 12, 2016 +756 There aren't enough adrenalin moments to supercharge a film that gets bogged down in exposition. 2.5/4 rotten Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star August 11, 2016 +756 Cranston shines in 'Infiltrator.' 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 10, 2016 +756 Besides Cranston, co-stars Benjamin Bratt, Diane Kruger, Amy Ryan and a particularly terrific John Leguizamo juice the film to life, if only for a few minutes at a time. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto August 10, 2016 +756 Feeling long at slightly over two hours, The Infiltrator is a patchwork of elements that tantalize us without satisfying. 5/10 rotten Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days August 10, 2016 +756 It is a testament then to just how universally strong the acting is and how grand the set pieces Furman engineers that the film ends up mattering near as much as it does. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 9, 2016 +756 ... a solid, workmanlike effort even if it never cashes in on that potential for deeper relevance and moral complexity. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue July 30, 2016 +756 Bryan Cranston brings to Mazur a sense of weary determination and a born performer's gift for deceit 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 26, 2016 +756 The film also gives us strong female characters in Diane Kruger's surprisingly savvy young agent and Amy Ryan's tough boss. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org July 22, 2016 +756 Interesting story -- but been here, seen this. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review July 21, 2016 +756 You keep pulling for The Infiltrator to break on through to something special, but it's largely an imitation of other, better movies. 3/4 fresh Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online July 21, 2016 +756 "Infiltrator"" Not Quite Invasive Enough" 3.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times July 21, 2016 +756 This is a summer movie for grownups, the kind that reminds you how gratifying it can be to sit down uninterrupted and watch actors work on the big screen. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine July 21, 2016 +756 Flying stacks of bills from Florida, Central America and Europe, The Infiltrator sure makes cartel life look cushy. A- fresh Amy Wolfe 0 Willamette Week July 20, 2016 +756 As an undercover crime thriller, Brad Furman's The Infiltrator only barely works. If anything, it makes a life of crime look gloriously entertaining, aside from the occasional brutal murder that happens in your presence. 5.9/10 rotten Michael Snydel 0 Paste Magazine July 20, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator is worth seeing for Cranston alone. 3.5/5 fresh Sam Watermeier 0 NUVO Newsweekly July 20, 2016 +756 ... the courageous true story behind The Infiltrator deserves much more than the coat of beige paint it's smothered in. 5/10 rotten Jon Espino 0 The Young Folks July 20, 2016 +756 A slick production owes its survival to the excellent casting and acting of Brian Cranston. Never a dull moment. 7/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 It's Just Movies July 18, 2016 +756 A suspenseful, stylishly slick espionage thriller - a new twist on a familiar story, distinguished by authentic performances by Bryan Cranston and John Leguizamo. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate July 18, 2016 +756 ...an extraordinarily high tension tale...Even better is that the bittersweet conclusion is far from being a typical Hollywood Ending. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times July 17, 2016 +756 Sturdy, serviceable and ultimately forgettable. B- fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger July 16, 2016 +756 Moviegoers need another film about the drug trade as much as they need a hole in the head -- or, more specifically, a cocaine-caused hole in the nose -- but The Infiltrator does just enough right to make it a welcome addition to the canon. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 16, 2016 +756 This film moves along energetically only because Cranston does. When the director and the lousy screenplay interfere things look very ordinary. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 16, 2016 +756 Good, solid acting can't overcome a fuzzy script and poor editing. 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 Huffington Post July 15, 2016 +756 Cranston is at the center of all the action. It's a highly narcissist performance - like LBJ - and mesmerizing. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com July 15, 2016 +756 Cranston deserves a better role, and we deserve a better film. 1.5/4 rotten Allyson Johnson 0 Cambridge Day July 15, 2016 +756 "Cranston is the best possible actor for the story, of course, having navigated the same terrain in a far more engaging fashion in ""Bad,"" but even his quality work plays like a second-rate leftover." 2/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork July 15, 2016 +756 Within the sprawling pantheon of undercover cop films, The Infiltrator will never be recognized as one of the genre greats. Within actor Bryan Cranston's body of work however, it will be remembered as the one he saved. 3/5 fresh Frank Wilkins 0 Reel Reviews July 15, 2016 +756 [Cranston] acts with his eyes, with such intelligence that the patchwork of lines on his face seem to get deeper by the scene. 3/4 fresh Barry Paris 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette July 15, 2016 +756 "A scene in which an Escobar confidant happens upon Mazur and his wife enjoying an anniversary dinner...morphs into the most unnerving restaurant run-in since Joe Pesci asked Ray Liotta, ""What do you mean I'm funny?"" in Goodfellas." 4 fresh Bill Newcott 0 AARP Movies for Grownups July 15, 2016 +756 A meticulously-told true story that gives you a portrait of the complexities, big and small, that make undercover operations risky. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat July 15, 2016 +756 The acting is good, and the story is well-told, but THE INFILTRATOR is more serviceable than extraordinary. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media July 15, 2016 +756 Scorsese-like, but not quite there. Bryan Cranston, John Leguizamo, Amy Ryan and the rest of the cast are terrific. The direction flags too frequently. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 15, 2016 +756 It isn't even a particularly bad movie. It's just an uninspired one, a rummage sale of leftover parts from other, smarter films. rotten Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire July 15, 2016 +756 The whole thing feels so by-the-numbers that it's hard to get too invested in the proceedings. 2/4 rotten Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon July 14, 2016 +756 By-the-numbers, but Cranston is always compelling. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet July 14, 2016 +756 On its own limited terms, The Infiltrator, like its hero, delivers the goods. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor July 14, 2016 +756 It's distinguished by its craft and verve. fresh Mark Jenkins 1 NPR July 14, 2016 +756 The drug of choice here is acting, and the highs in this hurtling, often violent thriller are doubly intense, since two of its stars play flamboyant double roles. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 14, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator is solid entertainment made even better by Cranston. 3/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World July 14, 2016 +756 It would have been all too easy for Furman to kitsch things up to the point where we didn't really care, but by movie's end, we're not just invested in Mazur and Ertz, we actually feel something for the criminals as well. fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press July 14, 2016 +756 After a few initial missteps, Cranston's good-natured character can do no wrong, and The Infiltrator takes cues from his progression by creating the sense that his scheme is so perfectly realized it can just glide along to a perfect finish. B- fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire July 14, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator is a stylishly crafted and well-acted dramatic thriller, but breaks little new ground despite fascinating subject matter. 3/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant July 14, 2016 +756 Director Brad Furman is smart to focus on Bob - on Cranston, really - whose skill and decency keep us invested even when the story gets murky. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 14, 2016 +756 Based on a true story, the cops-and-crime drama The Infiltrator is a straightforward police procedural that's enlivened by a solid central performance by Bryan Cranston. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune July 14, 2016 +756 Furman has a true story and a compelling cast on his side, but his bland direction leaves The Infiltrator struggling to find its own identity. 2.5/5 rotten Daniel Gelb 0 AllMovie July 14, 2016 +756 Brad Furman, the screenwriter's husband, wrings the maximum suspense out of all this. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader July 14, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator is one of those movies that is always telling the audience rather than demonstrating to us what the characters are thinking or doing - something that's deadening in a thriller. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle July 14, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator is an assured piece of filmmaking that spins a familiar tale extremely well. 4/5 fresh Jack Giroux 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 14, 2016 +756 "Though ""The Infiltrator"" breaks no new ground in its storytelling, it is nonetheless a riveting piece of work." 3/4 fresh Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times July 14, 2016 +756 "The Infiltrator"" is unsatisfying and weirdly absurd at times, but it's not a complete blunder." C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com July 13, 2016 +756 Cranston's multilayered performance -- riddled with surprising choices, internal conflicts and external pressures -- makes everything work. 3/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald July 13, 2016 +756 It sure is fun to watch Cranston at his best again, masterfully walking the tightrope between good and bad. B+ fresh Devan Coggan 1 Entertainment Weekly July 13, 2016 +756 Furman keeps a tight rein on the film's palpable, sometimes suffocating tension. It's one of The Infiltrator's assets. Another is the ensemble cast. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 13, 2016 +756 Cranston changes his character from regular Joe to raging psycho - and you believe it utterly. He's extraordinary. Too bad the movie settles for being same old/same old. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 13, 2016 +756 A solid, mid-level walk on the seedy side ... when you factor in a terrific-even-for-him lead performance by Bryan Cranston, however, it zooms up the ranks into something well worth leaving the couch for. fresh Andrew Wright 0 Portland Mercury July 13, 2016 +756 Bryan Cranston has become a character actor who can command attention in leading roles, and he shows why here. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly July 13, 2016 +756 For such an extraordinary story, The Infiltrator, from director Brad Furman, feels very by the books. rotten Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press July 13, 2016 +756 This is yet another movie based on a true story that believes the depiction of how that story unfolded is enough to sustain it. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies July 13, 2016 +756 The genuine success of The Infiltrator comes from the fact that Cranston seems to hate it, that his every second is full of dread and terror, and he can't wait for it to be over. And so he makes everyone in the audience a nervous wreck. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 13, 2016 +756 Bryan Cranston's swagger almost saves this clunky gangster movie. rotten Paola Mardo 0 Film School Rejects July 13, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator has some great moments of tension and suspense. What's unfortunate is that those great moments are few and far between. 3/5 fresh Dirk Libbey 0 CinemaBlend July 13, 2016 +756 Bryan Cranston is once again caught up in the drug world but this time he is 'Breaking' Good in this true story about a Federal Agent going deep undercover - a movie that doesn't let up the tension for a minute. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily July 13, 2016 +756 Gripping, captivating and electrifying. Bryan Cranston gives one of the best performances of his career. 9.6/10 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru July 13, 2016 +756 As solid as Cranston, Leguizamo, Kruger, Bratt, and all the rest are, the built-in constraints of the movie format don't do their real-life counterparts full justice. 2.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 13, 2016 +756 All the narrative easy lifting does not help the emotional gut punch that the film thinks it's set you up for. 1.5/5 rotten Brian Formo 0 Collider July 13, 2016 +756 Sadly, as has consistently been the case with his recent film work, The Infiltrator gives Cranston basically nothing to do. C- rotten Dan Schindel 0 The Film Stage July 13, 2016 +756 ...an evocative crime drama, anchored by Cranston's gift for playing internal conflict with wordless expression and that deep, clinched voice... a screenplay riddled with conformity to other undercover movies. B+ fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times July 13, 2016 +756 "One of the most iconic scenes in ""Scarface"" is set in a nightclub in Miami. The opening scene in ""The Infiltrator"" is set in a bowling alley in Tampa. That sums up the gulf between the movies that ""Infiltrator"" seeks to emulate and what it is." 2.5/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) July 13, 2016 +756 Those looking for a story equal to Cranston's contributions to it are liable to come away from it feeling slightly disappointed. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Sobczynski 1 RogerEbert.com July 13, 2016 +756 ...for a true-to-life story involving international intrigue and immense sums of money, to say nothing of drugs and violence and beautiful women, the result is a remarkably dull movie. 4/10 rotten Sarah Boslaugh 0 July 13, 2016 +756 "Since soaring on AMC's ""Breaking Bad,"" Cranston simply doesn't make dull movies. He carries his latest through an intense and fact-based saga about the scary business of drug cartels." 4/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) July 13, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator is so good you'll think you're watching a TV show. 3.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 HollywoodInToto.com July 13, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator may be inspired by true events, but it's still a generic crime drama. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly July 13, 2016 +756 This comes to life through another amazing performance by Bryan Cranston. 3/4 fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee July 12, 2016 +756 A solid, if not exceptional, Scorsese takeoff, one that has just enough spunk and wit to make up for its often-apparent shortcomings. B- fresh Will Ashton 0 The Playlist July 12, 2016 +756 A suspenseful thriller which should have the audience gasping every time that the drug lords are about to expose the customs agent who has infiltrated their network. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 12, 2016 +756 Something's missing. Although the movie is tense, it's not the white-knuckle experience you might expect, with the most suspenseful scenes coming across as manufactured. 2/4 rotten Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post July 12, 2016 +756 How can a blood-soaked crime story take all the elements of classic neo-noir thrillers and become a perfect storm of tedium? 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 12, 2016 +756 With this ersatz sting flick, [Furman's] made something so amateurish and baffling that it comes around to being memorable. C rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club July 12, 2016 +756 It's Cranston's most accomplished and subtly layered film performance to date. fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times July 12, 2016 +756 Just because a story actually happened doesn't mean it will make for compelling cinema. This is a prime example. 2.5/4 rotten Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 12, 2016 +756 Thanks to Cranston's performance - along with a game supporting cast - and Brad Furman's tension-building direction, the movie works. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic July 12, 2016 +756 It's Cranston's finest film performance. 3/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star July 12, 2016 +756 A cannily structured piece of pulpy pop entertainment marked by a starry lead performance and some histrionic supporting turns. It doesn't have much depth, but the surface keeps you engaged. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 12, 2016 +756 Even when playing a nice upstanding guy, Mr. Cranston's approach is complicated. fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times July 12, 2016 +756 Its most perverse twist on the undercover genre is this: It finds sympathy for one of the devils. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro July 12, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator is a true-crime story, familiar but compelling, about false identities, affording Cranston the chance to play a man who is pretending to be another, more swaggering, more dangerous man. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune July 12, 2016 +756 [Cranston's] craggy face and mellow baritone voice don't show signs of tiring audiences yet, and he has one quality few actors achieve at any age: He's eloquent in stillness and silence. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer July 12, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator has some great moments, many of which are early on in the proceedings... By the time the climax does occur, most of the good will the movie earns in those early moments has been squandered 5.8/10 rotten Josh Lasser 0 IGN Movies July 12, 2016 +756 "Cranston ... continues his rewarding post-""Breaking Bad'' big-screen career with another juicy real-life role in the highly entertaining ""The Infiltrator." 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post July 12, 2016 +756 Rides on Cranston's abilities to so ably and sensitively portray the average American man torn between his double life. The story itself often seems outlandish, and if it weren't based on a true one, would feel unrealistic and overly contrived. 2.5/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service July 12, 2016 +756 Unfortunately, as he performs the acting equivalent of triple backflips, Cranston isn't given much of a safety net from the script or direction. rotten April Wolfe 1 L.A. Weekly July 12, 2016 +756 "In the end, ""The Infiltrator"" is as much of a poser as its hero. It wants to be a darker, edgier, more dangerous kind of film. But all it can really manage is a polite, careful imitation." 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 12, 2016 +756 A sturdy but uninspired crime docudrama that's neither convincingly colloquial nor thrillingly stylish. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 12, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator works best when it sticks to that strange moral grey area that everyone - regardless of their experience busting drug cartels - can relate to. B fresh Collin Brennan 0 Consequence of Sound July 12, 2016 +756 Cranston and his dye-job are a dozen years too old for this part, and they cast the whole movie accordingly. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation July 12, 2016 +756 It's a no-nonsense crime procedural that suits its hero. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday July 11, 2016 +756 The Infiltrator gets by on a stellar lead performance by Bryan Cranston, along with strong support from the cast around him. 6/10 fresh Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered July 11, 2016 +756 Its clunky incidents of exposition leave us with no real understanding of what anyone is thinking or feeling. 1/4 rotten Elise Nakhnikian 0 Slant Magazine July 11, 2016 +756 Drug movies are a fairly formulaic genre. 'The Infiltrator' has it all, but it can't beat the corpse-and-lye-filled-bathtub-eating-through-the-ceiling corrosiveness of 'Breaking Bad.' 3/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times July 11, 2016 +756 Expect sweaty palms as the pressure mounts, since your apprehension skyrockets when watching monsters who'd murder at the drop of a hat. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News July 10, 2016 +756 The movie rises thanks to an ace in the hole: Bryan Cranston, whose stirring star turn hooks us completely. 3.5/5 fresh Joe Dziemianowicz 1 New York Daily News July 8, 2016 +756 Follows some of that played-out drug thriller playbook, but also effectively dials up the nerve-wracking tension. fresh Claudia Puig 1 TheWrap July 1, 2016 +756 Cranston turns every moment of duplicity, which is to say nearly every scene of The Infiltrator, into an emotionally textured high-wire act. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter July 1, 2016 +756 Bryan Cranston is appreciably grizzled, but this straightforward drama doesn't have much new to say about the madness of America's drug war or the moral quagmire that comes from living a double life. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International July 1, 2016 +756 Bryan Cranston gets a film role worthy of his ability to break bad in a tensely exciting true-life drama of undercover drug agents. fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety July 1, 2016 +757 If you hop aboard this sick, unjoyful ride, you'd better bail out early. Unsafe at any speed, this dramatic vehicle goes up in flames. rotten Owen McNally 0 Hartford Courant April 24, 2018 +757 The movie is a road trip that takes a bad turn to hell. Check it out. B+ fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 12, 2017 +757 Brad Pitt's performance is crucial, and he rips into the character with a frightening sense of unhinged egomania, violently subverting the Redford-lite pretty-boy image with which so many wanted to associate him 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk August 11, 2010 +757 It's good-looking but unsubstantial. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 14, 2009 +757 The movie begins extremely well before escalating into the inevitable Straw Dogs confrontation, when the sensitive-intellectual man discovers, just like Dustin Hoffman, that when push comes to shove, we're all brutes and animals. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 18, 2006 +757 An Absolutely riveting movie...Pitt is outstanding 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole May 12, 2005 +757 A gritty, haunting voyeur's peek into the human condition. 4/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) October 3, 2004 +757 Visually stylish, thematically creepy. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 12, 2004 +757 Pointless knock-off of NATURAL BORN KILLERS. Duchovny and Forbes both miscast and wasted. Juliette Lewis is annoying as ever. 2/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 21, 2003 +757 Truly terrifying journey into madness. 4/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope August 25, 2002 +757 Far more insightful than the similar but overblown Natural Born Killers. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +757 D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +757 2/5 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com August 8, 2007 +757 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 9, 2006 +757 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 5, 2005 +757 2/5 rotten 0 Ain't It Cool Movie Reviews June 25, 2005 +757 3/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 6, 2003 +757 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com August 23, 2003 +757 4/5 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal May 9, 2003 +757 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 14, 2003 +757 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +757 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 16, 2001 +757 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +757 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +757 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +757 3/5 fresh Pamela Bruce 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +758 High octane camp that's so ridiculous in so many ways that it's impossible to suppose that the filmmakers weren't at least slightly doing it on purpose. 3/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 4, 2015 +758 Bad movie. Neat monsters. 2/5 rotten Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) February 7, 2003 +758 Really bad. Sometimes funny 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +758 An absolute landmark in schlockisity. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +760 I found the social awareness satisfying and funny without ruffling too many feathers. If only more studios could find a way to include current issues with their films. fresh Sharronda Williams 0 Pay Or Wait November 14, 2018 +760 A worthy sequel that feels like the characters: a little more grown-up, a little more timely and a lot more confident in what it strives to be, which is a damn good comedy. 4/5 fresh Harris Dang 0 The AU Review November 1, 2018 +760 There's enough that works here for it to be an enjoyable enough experience, but I do feel like this is a movie I'm going to mostly forget about by summer's end. 6/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens October 31, 2018 +760 [The film] places as much focus on a smart gender twist and sympathetic concerns about how the characters will progress. 3.5/5 fresh Nguyen Le 1 Houston Chronicle October 11, 2018 +760 While a bit more mean spirited than the first, the laughs are there so it doesn't feel like a retread. fresh Leah Sydney 0 Showbiz 411 June 22, 2018 +760 It isn't afraid at all to take the immaturity of college partying and break it down to the simple fact that deep down, it's full of stupidity on both genders 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 4, 2017 +760 It's not as great as the original but it could have been a lot worse. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies November 15, 2017 +760 This is as rude, crude and occasionally quite funny as ever. 3/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 23, 2017 +760 For a movie that's about sexist double standards, it's the straight white dude who walks away with the most stolen scenes. Efron should only every make movies with Seth Rogen and director Nicholas Stoller. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 11, 2017 +760 Messier than a raging kegger, but game leads and a high gag-count keep the comedy-sequel comedown at bay. Just. 3/5 fresh Kevin Harley 0 Total Film January 1, 2017 +760 How much time do we want to spend with people who would love to have keggers when they're on the verge of buying a second home? 8 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 15, 2016 +760 This comedy with a conscience is not as ridiculously funny as Old School. But in its own way, it is as much fun. fresh Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association November 8, 2016 +760 A fun movie full of jokes that will make you laugh out loud. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 October 4, 2016 +760 It's beautiful. This movie is beautiful. fresh Rebecca Pahle 0 Pajiba September 21, 2016 +760 It's one thing to create an R-rated soap box which to preach from, yet doing so in such a strong armed and contrived way wins neither applause nor credibility. 2.5/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews September 8, 2016 +760 Any sequel for a successful movie is a challenge, but comedies seem to have the most difficulty pulling them off. The comedy sequel is rare compared to horror and action movies. 3/5 fresh Lesley Coffin 0 The Mary Sue July 13, 2016 +760 It's the same movie except Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen battle a sorority instead of a frat. rotten Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 11, 2016 +760 Every taboo about the relationship between women and men is used to make an effective punchline. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Marcos Gand 0 Sensacine July 4, 2016 +760 What the filmmakers conceived of was, perhaps unwittingly, one of the more feminist statements you may encounter from within an R-rated college comedy, a genre notoriously known for its casual misogyny. fresh Witney Seibold 0 Legion of Leia June 20, 2016 +760 A more than welcome sequel for this crazy franchise. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Otroscines.com June 17, 2016 +760 Just another forgettable raunchy humor comedy. [Full review in Spanish] 4/10 rotten Alejandro Turdo 0 EscribiendoCine June 17, 2016 +760 With great humor and acid criticism about gender inequality, Stoller gives us a fun world of immaturity. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Horacio Bilbao 0 June 16, 2016 +760 Offers diminishing returns in both laughs and heart. 2/4 rotten John Serba 0 MLive.com June 15, 2016 +760 Full of jokes in bad taste, most of them about sex and poop, some slapstick, racial jokes, and absurd dialogue. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Fausto Ponce 0 Proceso June 8, 2016 +760 A sequel that ultimately falls right in line with its lackluster predecessor... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 6, 2016 +760 It might not be on par with the first one, but the many pop culture references and modern day issues it touches on make it relevant for this century. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 El Universal June 1, 2016 +760 Some of the gags do feel a bit repetitive but there are enough funny moments here for this film to stand out on its own. 3.0/4 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews May 31, 2016 +760 A forgettable comedy that shoul've been better written. [Full review in Spanish] 6/10 rotten Rafael Rosales 0 May 31, 2016 +760 Follows the same formula as the original and the characters are the same. Laughs are guaranteed. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Edgardo Res 0 Reforma May 30, 2016 +760 It might feel a little too much, like the first one, but the film still delivers. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Eduardo Molina 0 Reforma May 30, 2016 +760 An aesthetic shambles on every front, fanatically overpraised in certain circles for its strenuous and spotty bits of progressive lip service. rotten Sean Burns 0 Spliced Personality May 29, 2016 +760 The humor is constantly based on a surreal sarcasm, in nonesense, strange behaviour, and to make things worse, slapstick. [Full review in Spanish] 1.5/5 rotten Natalia Vel 0 En Filme May 27, 2016 +760 Director Nicholas Stoller and four co-writers throw logic to the winds, and they'll do anything for a laugh -- anything, that is, except actually be funny. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 27, 2016 +760 The film is far from being Rogen's most ingenious work, but as a raunchy comedy it never holds back. [Full review in Spanish] 7.5/10 fresh Uriel Barco 0 Garuyo May 26, 2016 +760 It mirrors the first movie but it adds a femenist perspective to it. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 Cine Premiere May 26, 2016 +760 It's good how they bring the characters back, however, it's not enough to keep our eyes on the screen and not the clock. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Anaid Ram 0 May 26, 2016 +760 It's efforts to be inclusive while retaining it's vulgar humor and poop jokes give the film a refreshing breath of air that will make audiences laugh. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Gonzalo Lira 0 Cinema Movil May 26, 2016 +760 For every smart dig the film gets in at sexism, it digs its own grave as a comedy. We can't pick a side when both sides have good intentions. fresh Kim Linekin 0 Georgia Straight May 25, 2016 +760 While a handful of scenes approach John Waters levels of obscurity, you're going to need to get properly stoned to roll with a version of feminism that empowers girls to bro out. B fresh Lauren Terry 0 Willamette Week May 25, 2016 +760 Where the film separates itself is in a refreshing thread of progressiveness so rarely seen in comedies. 2.5/4 fresh Allyson Johnson 0 Cambridge Day May 23, 2016 +760 Noticeably disconnected and low on laughs, undoubtedly a symptom of the screenplay's five - count 'em - five different screenwriters. 2.5/5 rotten 0 Cinemixtape May 22, 2016 +760 Seems the committee of five who wrote the script couldn't make lightning strike twice even though they cleverly flip the gender so girls can fight for their right to party. B fresh Dana Barbuto 0 The Patriot Ledger May 22, 2016 +760 It says something when a two-year-old is the most mature character in the film. 2 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly May 20, 2016 +760 Just as funny as the original and far more essential. 4/5 fresh Christopher Campbell 0 About.com May 20, 2016 +760 The ultimate frat party gets a feminist spin. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz May 20, 2016 +760 It's as though the Neighbors formula had been dreamed up by that toddler: gather together as much stuff as you can, throw it madly around the room, and see if it's funny. 2/4 rotten Robert Horton 0 HeraldNet (Everett, WA) May 20, 2016 +760 Look through the haze of weed and the raunchy jokes and you'll see a movie that's grown up with its audience, its subject matter and its subjects--and gotten even funnier in the process. 3/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 Parade Magazine May 20, 2016 +760 Another sequel no one wanted. C rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald May 20, 2016 +760 The film's hurry to rush through its plethora of characters becomes a strength, because we don't have enough time to get bored by any one scene. The set pieces may be thin, but they show flickers of genuine warmth. fresh Andrew Lapin 1 NPR May 20, 2016 +760 A clone of the original. Clones in movies are not always a good thing. And this is proof. 1/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald May 20, 2016 +760 A few bits of great physical comedy remain, as when Rogen and Efron get locked in a garage. But they could have been taken from - or slipped into - any movie. They have nothing to do with their characters, or the plot. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger May 20, 2016 +760 Starts off with Rose Byrne puking in Seth Rogen's face and it's all downhill from there. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 ABC Tucson May 20, 2016 +760 A deeply funny, hard-R-rated comedy that doesn't leave you feeling like you need a shower afterward. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com May 19, 2016 +760 The progressive girl-positive content never feels earnest or mandatory or tacked on. It's actually funny, as Moretz and crew fight for their right to party, feminist-style. fresh Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press May 19, 2016 +760 It's the rare case of a comedy sequel that is even better than the original. 3.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com May 19, 2016 +760 This kind of massive failure of industry and imagination saddens me to no end. D rotten Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer May 19, 2016 +760 There is still plenty to enjoy in the antics of these multigenerational goofballs. The premise is already running out of steam, though, so it's probably time to move on. 2.5/4 fresh Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star May 19, 2016 +760 One of the best things about the movie, aside from its screwily positive message, is the blithely freewheeling yet clever way that Rogen and company assemble the story's puzzle pieces. 2.5/4 fresh Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe May 19, 2016 +760 Title IX has finally hit the college party movie genre and the result is just as goofily funny and mind-bendingly stupid as its testosterone-driven predecessors. fresh Rebecca Keegan 1 Los Angeles Times May 19, 2016 +760 The several genuine laughs are enough to make up for any lulls and non sequiturs 3.5/5 fresh Blake Crane 0 Film Racket May 19, 2016 +760 Unexpectedly, Mr. Efron has developed a sweet gift for highlighting the poignancy that undergirds his studmuffin persona; the women may lust after Teddy's body, but the movie relies mostly on his heart. fresh Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times May 19, 2016 +760 If earlier Rogen and Stoller movies mined experience for laughs, this one is so contrived that it's like it began life as a checklist of things that are supposed to be funny today. 1.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post May 19, 2016 +760 The film is as convincing in its stupidity as it is in its intelligence. That's praise, by the way. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies May 19, 2016 +760 [It] isn't as good as its predecessor, but it's a fun comedy made by smart, talented people, and it's certainly a lot better than you would expect. 3.5/5 fresh Eric Eisenberg 0 CinemaBlend May 19, 2016 +760 This sequel proves as unlikable as the original. 1.5/4 rotten Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee May 19, 2016 +760 If you enjoyed version one, you'll find something to chuckle over this time as well, and it's good to see female characters treated with a little more respect. 3/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald May 19, 2016 +760 The jokes are surprising timely, reminding viewers of the ways men and women are held to different standards. 2.5/4 fresh Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post May 19, 2016 +760 'Sorority Rising' is a broad summer comedy that has an unapologetically feminist message and is also hilarious. See? That wasn't so hard. fresh Lara Zarum 0 Flavorwire May 19, 2016 +760 An enormously likable film. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 19, 2016 +760 That rare comedy sequel that is just as effective and as funny as the original, while introducing new ideas and characters into the mix. 8/10 fresh Alan Cerny 0 ComingSoon.net May 19, 2016 +760 It might have worked if everyone involved had maybe cared a little more and/or tied everything together, but instead, we get dangling ball sacks, pointless Holocaust jokes and the declaration that throwing bloody tampons is both funny and empowering. 1/5 rotten Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader May 19, 2016 +760 "Having the ""right"" politics doesn't make a film worthwhile, but this is unexpectedly urgent, scoring points against a timely and important target that's been unexplored." fresh Ryan Vlastelica 0 Brooklyn Magazine May 19, 2016 +760 Here we go all over again? Not exactly. This sequel...is not only tighter and funnier than its predecessor, but takes on sexism, a looming concern for the parents of toddler Stella B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 19, 2016 +760 I couldn't wait for this movie to end. 1.5/4 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 19, 2016 +760 Director Nicholas Stoller doesn't have any more luck stringing the story together than he did the first time around, but he knows how to get a laugh. 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic May 19, 2016 +760 Intelligence isn't always a character virtue from summer comedies. But it is in this screenplay, attributed to five writers who boldly mix rude sight gags with a thoughtful story about accepting maturity and the drawbacks of equality. 3/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald May 19, 2016 +760 The tables have been skewed, both storywise and culturally in a mere two years, and the comic groundwork in this sequel is the better for it. 2.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle May 19, 2016 +760 Isn't the exercise in gross-out excess the first movie was, but its pairing of a tamer version of the old recipe with some laudable but imperfectly delivered PC messages makes for an alternately vulgar and tepid brew. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 19, 2016 +760 The screenplay ties itself into a knot from the start, when it presents the founding of the nasty sorority as a feminist event. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 19, 2016 +760 If this story isn't as conceptually immediate or clearly executed as its predecessor, it makes a lot of sharp points about male-female double standards, aging, and the acceleration of intergenerational conflicts. It's also very funny. B fresh Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club May 19, 2016 +760 It took five writers to come up with this. The mind reels. 1/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times May 19, 2016 +760 ...vulgar, disgusting, tasteless drivel. 0/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times May 18, 2016 +760 For what many may consider a dumb comedy, there is something surprisingly honest and heartfelt about what this film has to say about growing up and the friends that you keep 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 18, 2016 +760 The sorority sisters of this movie aren't fighting for the right to party, but to do it on their own terms; Stoller, Rogen, and company have infiltrated the studio system to make a comedy on their own uncompromising terms. fresh Katey Rich 0 Vanity Fair May 18, 2016 +760 The times they are a-changin': a frat comedy with a gender-balanced main cast, a non-judgemental gay wedding and nary a frat boy in sight. R fresh Jaymes Durante 0 May 18, 2016 +760 A helter-skelter of moments that read like something stitched together almost at random from the notebook leavings of Rogen and Evan Goldberg. rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Film Journal International May 18, 2016 +760 The film's expected rehash of recent pop-culture totems is accompanied by a novel attention to millennial-centric debates about entitlement and identity politics. 2.5/4 fresh Christopher Gray 0 Slant Magazine May 18, 2016 +760 Isn't it time that the ladies got their own rollicking, foul-mouthed, THC-soaked party movie? The fact that it contains a profoundly progressive message about the difficulties of bucking an inherently sexist system helps its instant-classic status. 4/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service May 18, 2016 +760 There are individual nice moments, to be sure, but it holds less than half the laughs of its predecessor and gives that picture's secret-weapon standout Rose Byrne disappointingly little to do. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com May 18, 2016 +760 The complexity of feminism for young girls today is displayed with rare hilarity and insight. fresh April Wolfe 1 L.A. Weekly May 18, 2016 +760 When you add up the film's larks -- young women intent on forging their own pleasures, African-American cops, and gay marriage -- you have a vision of the America waiting for Trump's last hurrah. 3/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age May 17, 2016 +760 A healthy reminder that Zac Efron is a national treasure ... in these two 'Neighbors' films. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro May 17, 2016 +760 You'll probably laugh hard more than once; Sorority Rising is still rich in bikinis and bong rips and boner jokes. It just doesn't have much heart. C+ rotten Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly May 17, 2016 +760 Could this be the most socially aware gross out comedy in, maybe, ever? fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute May 17, 2016 +760 This wonderful sequel leaves America in a pretty good place: Weed is practically legal, girls are people too, and Seth Rogen is the new Tom Hanks. Get used to it. A- fresh David Ehrlich 1 indieWire May 17, 2016 +760 Nothing if not about feuding camps: stand-ins for social movement rubbing up against stand-ins for economic vested interests. fresh Luke Buckmaster 0 The Daily Review/Crikey May 14, 2016 +760 Perhaps the best live-action comedy sequel since 'Addams's Family Values'. 9.0/10 fresh Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes May 13, 2016 +760 You're not likely to get drug jokes, slapstick, a dildo-loving toddler and positive gender attitudes in any other above-average comedy sequel... 3/5 fresh Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz May 12, 2016 +760 Anyway, it's all pretty ludicrous... there's not much else here that's worth giggling at, no matter how extreme the gags involving vomit, tampons, dope, scrotums and roofies might get. 2.5/5 rotten Rip It Up 0 Rip It Up May 11, 2016 +760 The character's bravado and outrageous persistence in the first film was funny, but the laughs in the sequel are more complex and instead come from what happens when you strip all that away. fresh Meg Watson 0 Junkee May 11, 2016 +760 This is Rogen and company trying to grow up. Their hearts are in the right place, but right now, they are committing an even worse sin: Hiring women such as Byrne and Moretz - and giving them nothing to do. rotten John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) May 11, 2016 +760 All in all, it was a filling serve of empty-calorie laughs that left most undemanding viewers more than satisfied. 3/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) May 11, 2016 +760 Nicholas Stoller's film throws up surprises in the way it tackles gay marriage and female empowerment without irony and extracts poignancy from Seth Rogen and Zac Efron's returning man-child characters. 3/5 fresh Edmund Lee 0 South China Morning Post May 11, 2016 +760 If the first movie was all about the ludicrous excesses of the frat-house lifestyle, then this one is all about shining a light on the inherent misogyny of the same scene. 3/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury May 10, 2016 +760 A movie as delightful and silly - indeed, much more silly - than its similarly delightful predecessor. 3.5/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) May 10, 2016 +760 [The film] keeps its taste levels deep in the gutter, for sure, but if you are not too prudish and don't mind a bit of low-down dirty fun, then there is just about enough here to drag it over the line. Just. 3/5 fresh Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) May 9, 2016 +760 Teenaged girls behaving badly, depicted with a positive vibe. Progress? Turns out grossout movies don't work even when they're kind of feminist. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher May 9, 2016 +760 Another crude slapstick effort. 2/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) May 8, 2016 +760 The same jokes, recycled into a nearly identical premise. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) May 8, 2016 +760 The film foregrounds the absurdity of sexism while still using the same slapstick style of the first film. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. But, the attempt is refreshing. 3/5 fresh Theresa Smith 0 Independent Online (South Africa) May 6, 2016 +760 Listen, it could have been a lot worse. 3/5 fresh Chris Wasser 0 The Herald (Ireland) May 6, 2016 +760 Not perfect, but fans of the original won't be too disappointed, and there's still more laughs than in the vast majority of quickie comedy sequels. B- fresh Oliver Lyttelton 0 The Playlist May 6, 2016 +760 Wobbly, uneven and dodgy, the best thing about this film is Zac Efron . And that's a sentence I never thought I'd write. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) May 6, 2016 +760 Though the character interplay is consistently amusing, the film fails to deliver any actual belly laughs and even its attempts at gross-out humour feel half-hearted. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 WOW247 May 6, 2016 +760 Far from preaching to the converted, this sequel winningly subverts the traditional college comedy while remaining authentically ribald. 4/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 Radio Times May 5, 2016 +760 I can't pretend that I didn't emit the odd laugh, but director Nicholas Stoller needs to pack up now, and move on. rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) May 5, 2016 +760 The Bridesmaids-style bawdiness is still there but the characters haven't developed or grown up in the slightest. 2/5 rotten Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) May 5, 2016 +760 This is a lot of pedantic plot for a multiplex farce - and when it barely has room to breathe, you can't really blame it for lacking inspiration. 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 5, 2016 +760 Adding in some timely social commentary and a healthy dash of self-awareness. What results is a comedy that's even better than its predecessor. 8.9/10 fresh Terri Schwartz 0 IGN Movies May 5, 2016 +760 A film that's alive with ideas - funny, refreshing, compassionate. 4/5 fresh Elena Lazic 0 Little White Lies May 5, 2016 +760 An uneasy watch, awash with unconvincing performances, unfunny stereotypes, and dubious gross-out gags. rotten Fionnuala Halligan 0 Screen International May 5, 2016 +760 Never lags, and the laughs keep coming, even though they're coming from a fairly familiar place. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap May 4, 2016 +760 This pretty routine followup has some decent material and amiable bad taste, heavily diluted with gallons of very ordinary sequel product: more of the same. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 4, 2016 +760 In their awkward attempt to shoehorn these kids into the first pic's formula, Stoller and his writing collaborators care far less about creating believable characters than getting to the next laugh. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter May 4, 2016 +760 The film has a knowingly conflicted engagement with millennial-generation feminism that freshens its outlook even as it unevenly rejigs many of its predecessor's gags. fresh Guy Lodge 1 Variety May 4, 2016 +760 A smart and worthy continuation of this comedic battle of the age-groups. 3/5 fresh Martyn Conterio 0 CineVue May 4, 2016 +762 An eheis tin ypomoni na parakoloythiseis gia miamisi ora tin poiitiki epanaliptikotita toy skinotheti poy einai asygkratitos oso pote sti mizeria poy petaei stoys iroes toy, mporei mesa ston aparadekto iho, ti ftini fotografia kai tin aneleita koyrastiki 1/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 14, 2007 +762 A simple tale about Dog butchery, bullying, American imperialism and Korean bigotry. B+ fresh Jason Gorber 0 Film Scouts June 21, 2007 +763 Chicago makes up in atmosphere and color what it lacks in historical accuracy. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide January 31, 2012 +763 As a film entertainment it is socko. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +763 Zanuck's disaster film, part of cycle that includes Ford's superior Hurricane, is not as entertaining as MGM's San Francisco, but the set-pieces of crowds, riots, and cattle stampedes during the fire are impressive. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 6, 2008 +763 Mr. King's direction, occasionally, is inspired, and the photography has unusual style and dramatic impact. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times March 25, 2006 +763 can't hold our interest for much more than five minutes 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 26, 2005 +763 Nothing extraordinary in retrospect, but it is genial enough. fresh 0 Film4 August 9, 2005 +763 Under Henry King's direction there is little of the old Fox pep. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader August 9, 2005 +763 Like San Francisco, events sort of just happen and allegiances just sort of shift around to stall time before the grand finale. 2/4 rotten Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine August 5, 2005 +766 "The Care Bears Movie"" isn't a bedtime story at all -- it's more of a lulla-buy-buy-buy." rotten Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 2, 2018 +766 The story unfolds simply, with respect for its young viewers and their view of the world. The animation is bright and colorful, with lively characters that will surely delight children. 2.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide March 24, 2013 +766 Not all rainbows and hugs -- some scares, too. 3/5 fresh Pam Gelman 0 Common Sense Media October 22, 2007 +766 Adults forced to accompany three-year-olds to the movie would have had a little moment of satisfaction when the time came to shovel the Care Bear toys out of the house into landfill sites. rotten 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +766 This endearing movie's mottoes are: never stop caring. And: the best way to make friends is to be a friend yourself. 3/5 fresh Richard Grenier 1 New York Times May 21, 2003 +769 It's the sight of a filmmaker rediscovering the power their voice has - and using it as a cry for help that we are now too powerless to answer. 9/10 fresh Alistair Ryder 0 The Digital Fix November 12, 2018 +769 The film is a cry of rage against the polluters and corrupters who, Schrader contends, are destroying the planet, as well as against the commercialisation of the churches and the growth of terrorism. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian November 9, 2018 +769 This formalist approach to the narrative takes a hard right into more stylized imagery in the third act which is as breathtaking as it is surprising. 5/5 fresh Michelle Kisner 0 The Movie Sleuth November 6, 2018 +769 One of the most impactful, poignant, thought-provoking movies about faith ever made. A fresh Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 1, 2018 +769 Schrader puts his character on a collision course between the promises of faith and the tragic realities of world in environmental decay. 5/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 29, 2018 +769 One may interpret the final moments of First Reformed as the despondency of Good Friday or the hope of Easter; in either case, it is holy ground. 5/5 fresh Joel Mayward 0 Cinemayward October 29, 2018 +769 Part scathing, part ruminative, part tragic but profoundly affecting, First Reformed is an astonishing piece of cinema. 1 fresh Matt Hudson 0 What I Watched Tonight October 26, 2018 +769 Then again, few people can wear a clerical uniform to great distinction the way Hawke does here, conveying his eventual downfall into ethical submission with utter tranquility. B fresh Nate Adams 0 The Only Critic October 10, 2018 +769 I have no hesitation in calling First Reformed one of Schrader's best films, in what frequently registers as a summation of the writer/director's preoccupations and anxieties. fresh Daniel Nava 0 Chicago Cinema Circuit October 6, 2018 +769 First Reformed is a treatise on remorse, exposed through fixed planes with constant reframing in which frontality predominates. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Javier Oca 0 El Pais (Spain) September 28, 2018 +769 With the intensity that's made him such a compelling screen presence for decades now, Hawke wears his character's growing uncertainty and unhappiness like a weathered second skin. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground September 24, 2018 +769 First Reformed is not only [Paul Schrader's] best film in a long time... but it's also the closest thing to a box office success Schrader's had since Affliction. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Yago Garc 0 September 24, 2018 +769 "Paul Schrader offers a very personal and, at the same time, universalist, film... that even allows brief moments of ""magical realism"". [Full review in Spanish]" 4/5 fresh Elisenda N. Frisach 0 September 17, 2018 +769 But for all First Reformed's soundless fury, it's the perforated moments of intimate wonder which gnaw against our subconscious, a divine sweetness blossoming between bruises. fresh Brian Quinn 0 Film Ireland Magazine September 7, 2018 +769 First Reformed ultimately plays as a personal religious polemic, one steeped in an existential despair over the world and God, that somehow manages to avoid even a remote sense of the spiritual. rotten Lauren Humphries-Brooks 0 Citizen Dame September 2, 2018 +769 First Reformed ends up feeling like a film that needed another draft or two to help iron out the wrinkles in its main character's arc. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 The Blu Spot August 29, 2018 +769 First Reformed is Paul Schrader's twenty-first film as a director, and probably his best. It seems to sum up a lot of things Schrader believes in, artistically and spiritually. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 29, 2018 +769 It's a brilliantly conceived trajectory performed with powerful conviction by Hawke. But a little subtlety [from Schrader] would have gone a long way. 7/10 fresh Jared Mobarak 0 BuffaloVibe August 28, 2018 +769 A bruising experience; one that left even a non-religious person like me feeling shaken. fresh Adam Lubitow 0 Rochester City Newspaper August 28, 2018 +769 They are weird moments of almost hypnotic transcendence, but at the center of it is that tortured God's lonely man character perfectly embodied by Ethan Hawke. fresh Mark Kermode 0 Kermode & Mayo's Film Review August 27, 2018 +769 First Reformed is a compelling slow burn. 4/5 fresh Alexa Dalby 0 Dog and Wolf August 27, 2018 +769 Beautifully composed, it is a film that reaches well beyond the surface of its story. It is about the very condition and mood of our times, and the palpable sense of some oncoming cataclysm. fresh Alci Rengifo 0 Riot Material August 24, 2018 +769 If Schrader has had to deal with an onslaught of compromised projects over the past two decades, First Reformed is not only the purest distillation of his intentions in quite some time, but also one of his most acutely reserved. 4/5 fresh 0 IONCINEMA.com August 24, 2018 +769 It's a thrilling ride, and Ethan Hawke's performance - the best of his career and worthy of an Oscar nomination - never once lets you out of its grip. fresh Joe Reid 0 Decider August 24, 2018 +769 Mixed in with an outstanding performance from Ethan Hawke, First Reformed is a truly stunning film that can only get better on repeat viewings. 5/5 fresh Stephanie Watts 0 One Room With A View August 24, 2018 +769 This is Hawke's best performance to date and a film that is at the top of my list of the year. 4/4 fresh Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) August 22, 2018 +769 While Hawke is excellent, the film's unrelenting bleakness makes for a punishing two hours. 2/5 rotten Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 22, 2018 +769 "Gripping in its unsentimental clarity of vision, startling in its portentous ruminations on belief, sacrifice, and nature, ""First Reformed"" is unsparing even as it spares, a cinematic jolt of agony and transcendence." 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 22, 2018 +769 The movie ends with a breathtaking scene that feels like an epiphany. fresh Kathryn Reklis 0 The Christian Century August 21, 2018 +769 The Church of Al Gore gets a surprising close-up in First Reformed. 2.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 HollywoodInToto.com August 21, 2018 +769 First Reformed manages to sublimely inspire great conviction out of impenetrable darkness. fresh Glenn Heath 0 San Diego CityBeat August 20, 2018 +769 First Reformed is a serious movie that demands serious focus, and in a year where there's such hunger for pop culture that speaks of our times, Paul Schrader may do it better than anyone else. fresh Kayleigh Donaldson 0 Pajiba August 2, 2018 +769 First Reformed is daring and unrelenting-it searches for and pinpoints real harm. fresh 0 n+1 July 27, 2018 +769 You won't see a more textured film this summer. 4/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times July 23, 2018 +769 Masterful. fresh Roe McDermott 0 Hot Press July 23, 2018 +769 Schrader wastes the good work of cinematographer Alexander Dynan - whose framing of every scene is flawlessly precise - and by Hawke, who continues to evolve as an actor in independent productions such as this. rotten Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) July 20, 2018 +769 Whether art-house, political, or American pop, First Reformed is in between styles in a way that's never satisfactory. 1.5/5 rotten Chelsea Phillips-Carr 0 Scene Creek July 19, 2018 +769 The film can't quite summon the anguish to go full Taxi Driver - the conclusion balks right at the edge of the abyss - but Schrader's images have never been crisper, and Hawke is transfixing. 3/5 fresh Tom Shone 0 Sunday Times (UK) July 18, 2018 +769 Bleak...and slightly barking. 1/5 rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) July 17, 2018 +769 Schrader is the divine mortal who wrote Taxi Driver and Raging Bull. He's as passionate as ever; what he has lost is his discipline. 3/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard July 17, 2018 +769 First Reformed is [Paul Schrader's] first screenplay to reach the screen unscathed in a decade, and shows an artist strengthened by the fight. 4/5 fresh Nick Hasted 0 The Arts Desk July 15, 2018 +769 This is a film that wrestles with its themes through rigorously crafted dialogue; Schrader sees no benefit in underlining those words with showy camerawork or score, the film-making equivalent of going through the script with a neon highlighter pen. 4/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) July 15, 2018 +769 Absorbing, uncomfortable, complex and unapologetically bold in the narrative and spiritual roads it travails. 4/5 fresh Ross Miller 0 The National (Scotland) July 14, 2018 +769 Yet in trying to bring the story to a powerful climax, Schrader lets things get too hectic and surreal, a final psychedelic scene undoing much of the film's hard work. 3/5 rotten Tanya Sweeney 0 Irish Independent July 13, 2018 +769 Hawke responds to the demands of the role fearlessly: his is a sombre, powerfully restrained performance, and throughout he wears an expression of clenched gravitas that seems to hold at bay the pain and unrest roiling inside. fresh Edward Lawrenson 0 The Big Issue July 13, 2018 +769 In Hawke, Schrader has found an actor willing to go the full mile - the presentation of self-violence here is extreme and extraordinary. fresh Michael Bonner 0 July 13, 2018 +769 ...a stellar entry within Schrader's admittedly rocky body of work. 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 13, 2018 +769 First Reformed is thought-provoking and one of the best films you will see this year. 4/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) July 13, 2018 +769 An eccentric and peculiarly gripping film from veteran director Paul Schrader. 4/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Daily Mail (UK) July 13, 2018 +769 The ending will prove divisive but the dialogue sparkles, the atmosphere is brooding and Ethan Hawke chips in with the best performance of his career. 3/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Express (UK) July 13, 2018 +769 Yet ultimately it's so good, and the attention to truthfulness so intense, that Schrader writes himself into a narrative dead end and to a conclusion that bounces, within a few short minutes, from shocking to preposterous to silly to schmaltzy. 4/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) July 12, 2018 +769 Shaker furniture in movie form - stark, plain, conceived in austere and intelligent good taste; beautifully made, in fact, but maybe more designed for looking at than actually sitting on. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian July 12, 2018 +769 The film is a zinger, with Hawke giving Toller the hungry, doomed conviction of a Graham Greene hero. 5/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times July 11, 2018 +769 First Reformed is a tough, masterful movie. 5/5 fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) July 11, 2018 +769 First Reformed is not for the faint hearted, but this raw, blistering, bleak and uncompromising drama raises important questions about faith and morality. 4.5/5 fresh Sarah McIntyre 0 July 11, 2018 +769 Schrader's best in yonks, a powerful meditation on faith's place in the modern world. Hawke, as a kind of Travis Bickle in a dog collar, gives one of the performances of the year. 4/5 fresh Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine July 11, 2018 +769 Hawke is heart breakingly good in the role of a faltering priest, disillusioned father, and sinner. 8/10 fresh Nicole Homer 0 Black Nerd Problems July 10, 2018 +769 Is it too early to call this Schrader's masterpiece? 5/5 fresh Hannah Woodhead 0 Little White Lies July 10, 2018 +769 The work of a passionate, intelligent and audacious artist who knows exactly what he wants to say and how he wants to say it. 5/5 fresh Philip Concannon 0 The Skinny July 3, 2018 +769 Given today's comic-book-driven climate, a picture this profound is honestly a little like a miracle. 5/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days June 27, 2018 +769 Schrader still doesn't know how to make movies that express belief in a cause, or naturalism, or anything else. rotten Armond White 0 National Review June 26, 2018 +769 We are treated to long, delicious scenes filled with dialogue that matters, all of it spearheaded by an unwound, infirmed and strangely sexy priest. fresh Molly Laich 0 Missoula Independent June 23, 2018 +769 "First Reformed,"" is the face of Hawke, which miraculously never gets consumed by the hellfire all around. " A fresh 0 Dayton CityPaper June 21, 2018 +769 An austere film-making exercise, wallowing in anguish and despair. There's a reason why it was rejected by both Netflix and Amazon. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 19, 2018 +769 A rare and intriguing example of theological inquiry in American cinema ... driven by an aching conscience. B+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer June 18, 2018 +769 Bleak, wintry and rigorously controlled. 4/5 fresh Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press June 15, 2018 +769 Ethan Hawke brilliantly captures the doubt many believers wrestle with, but the film never seriously engages with the counsel the Bible offers to deal with it. rotten Megan Basham 0 WORLD June 15, 2018 +769 A film that glides on a knife's edge of seemingly unresolvable contradictions. 4.5/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review June 14, 2018 +769 It's a very heady movie. There isn't much to speak of in terms of action. It's Taxi Driver without the taxi: A long ride inside the mind of a man beginning to see the world around him in a whole new and increasingly hostile way. 3.5/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com June 13, 2018 +769 While it invites viewers to ruminate over any number of big ideas, it boasts no crystallizing moment to tie all those ideas together in a satisfying way. 2/5 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune June 13, 2018 +769 What Schrader does best is show his characters inching forward through their flaws and transgressions. A- fresh Brooke Corso 0 The Monitor (McAllen, TX) June 11, 2018 +769 A haunting and meditative work. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 9, 2018 +769 Just a strong recommendation and a big thumbs up for Schrader still having so much to say after a recent string of cinematic misfires. 4.5/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) June 9, 2018 +769 "First Reformed"" captures the despair that good and decent people can feel, looking at a world that seems to have turned its back on goodness and decency. " 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) June 8, 2018 +769 It's worth noting that no scene in First Reformed ever leaves its protagonist, and through his spiraling journal entries and increasingly rash Schrader undermines the old-school Protestantism at its center. fresh George Elkind 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) June 8, 2018 +769 First Reformed is Schrader's best film in a long time. It provides an unflinching look at many of life's big questions. B+ fresh Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer June 8, 2018 +769 "[PODCAST] As Thomas Wolf pointed out in his essay, Christ's primary teaching was that ""loneliness could be destroyed forever by the life of love."" Is ""First Reformed"" a perfect film? Yes, yes it is." A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 8, 2018 +769 First Reformed slowly builds toward an inevitable conclusion, but Schrader confounds those expectations with an ending that will certainly leave you talking. This isn't easy fare, but it's wholly worthwhile. 5/5 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive June 7, 2018 +769 The latest film from pugnacious director/writer Paul Schrader is as austere and revelatory as a church confessional...It's a bleak portrait of a man in the midst of a spiritual breakdown that is only slightly undone by its rather unsatisfying conclusion. 4/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Houston Chronicle June 7, 2018 +769 A haunting, strange and lyrical narrative on one man's spiritual and political resurrection from the darkest corners of his consciousness. First Reformed brims with insights on anger, guilt, faith and personal autonomy. B+ fresh Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current June 6, 2018 +769 The movie loses focus when it most needs it. 2.5/4 rotten Lisa Jensen 0 Good Times Santa Cruz June 6, 2018 +769 For Schrader, ideas are paramount, and he packs in plenty, none less profound than the proposition that, to survive, we must hold hope and despair in our minds simultaneously. 4/5 fresh Cameron Meier 0 Orlando Weekly June 6, 2018 +769 ...sharp, bleak, and oddly oblique... 8/10 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 PopMatters June 4, 2018 +769 First Reformed is that rare movie that questions faith from the standpoint of faith. Schrader is a believer, one brave enough to question why - or even what - he believes. fresh Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) June 4, 2018 +769 Despite the provocative imagery and subject matter, First Reformed is a film that revels in its solemnity and speaks with a furious sincerity. 4/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 The List June 4, 2018 +769 First Reformed can hardly imagine a hopeful future for the world, [yet] the film is full of longing for redemption... Toller hopes that his journal is a kind of prayer. Perhaps Schrader hopes the same for his film. A- fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 National Catholic Register June 1, 2018 +769 An unforgettable powerhouse. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 1, 2018 +769 Every moment of First Reformed feels perfectly framed and precisely lit. 3/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon June 1, 2018 +769 Ultimately its sheer archness reveals Paul Schrader as a gifted and deeply persuasive evangelist of the transcendental style - if not quite a canon saint. 3.5/4 fresh John Semley 1 Globe and Mail June 1, 2018 +769 "First Reformed"" takes some wild, unexpected and uncomfortable turns in its final act that will surely shock some, anger others and disturb just about everyone. For Schrader, it shows that he's still got it. Welcome back." A- fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News June 1, 2018 +769 It is a work that isn't' afraid to look at something most movies try their best to avoid: deep despair. fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Denerstein Unleashed May 31, 2018 +769 What sets First Reformed apart is Schrader's relentless reserve. fresh Janet Smith 0 Georgia Straight May 31, 2018 +769 First Reformed deserves all praise. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star May 31, 2018 +769 Ethan Hawke hauntingly embodies Reverend Toller, a middle-aged pastor at a church whose glory days are long past. 9/10 fresh Andrea Thompson 0 The Young Folks May 31, 2018 +769 The anger in it - the American quality, that refuses to swallow wrath instead of expressing it as violence - gives it a simmer. fresh 0 MetroActive May 31, 2018 +769 "First Reformed"" is a miracle in its own regard, the rare type of film that leaves us with questions left to answer and for many, a desire to dig into it deeper through a second viewing." 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 31, 2018 +769 In its consideration of the commercialization of evangelical Christianity for an audience that has no time for the teachings of Christ, First Reformed's concerns are entirely of the moment. 5/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto May 31, 2018 +769 The scenes with Hawke, Cedric, and Gaston are improbably tense, in part because each character is given a rich and forceful voice in a way that has becoming increasingly rare in modern movies. 3.5/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News May 31, 2018 +769 A film that fascinates even as it goes wildly overboard. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 31, 2018 +769 This is a movie about faith tested, and people trying to reconcile hope with a world that can feel hopeless. It's a film to be seen in a dark theater with an audience hushed in reverence of the power of cinema. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News May 31, 2018 +769 "A ""Taxi Driver"" for the present day, with Hawke in a career-best performance." 3.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday May 31, 2018 +769 "Provocative and mesmerizing, ""First Reformed"" is a film that demands to be seen." 3.5/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 30, 2018 +769 This strikingly austere film is a rare movie to meaningfully wrestle with theological concerns-and their application in our ever-more-problematic worldly reality-so you are guaranteed ample discussion fodder afterward. fresh Dennis Harvey 0 48 Hills May 30, 2018 +769 It's Schrader's on-point filmmaking--a nouveau spin on the spiritual films, character studies, and transcendental style of cinematic Old Masters like Bergman and Bresson--that functions as what Toller calls 'another form of prayer.' 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 30, 2018 +769 Hawke masterfully places us inside the head of a man with a disintegrating soul, as he gradually loses a long-running battle with his demons. A- fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger May 26, 2018 +769 It lingers uneasily in the subconscious. Furious and darkly funny, it's a tight, explosive encapsulation of our very specific moment in history. 5/5 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Vox May 25, 2018 +769 Schrader's best screenplay since Taxi Driver. 5/5 fresh Tim Appelo 0 AARP Movies for Grownups May 25, 2018 +769 Diary of a Country Priest in New York State. A fine Ethan Hawke and Amanda Seyfried. Ending is a bit off the rails. B+ fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald May 25, 2018 +769 Paul Schrader updates TAXI DRIVER for a new age, resulting in what could be his defining masterpiece. fresh Jacob Knight 0 Birth.Movies.Death. May 25, 2018 +769 A masterwork containing a possible career-best performance by Ethan Hawke. fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 25, 2018 +769 Is ambition is encouraging, and its dark musings are certainly provocative. 2.5/4 fresh Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe May 25, 2018 +769 The best praise I can give First Reformed is that it makes powerful people feel uncomfortable. 5/5 fresh Alan Zilberman 0 Brightest Young Things May 25, 2018 +769 It's a harrowing study of this man's life, portrayed in claustrophobic compositions ... [and] Hawke's precisely tuned performance... 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies May 24, 2018 +769 A major work by a cinema giant, urgently reckoning with issues both current and eternal. fresh Sean Burns 0 The ARTery May 24, 2018 +769 Schrader's brilliant film seamlessly incorporates the personal, the political, and the spiritual into one dynamic and immersive narrative. fresh Noah Gittell 0 Washington City Paper May 24, 2018 +769 Schrader pulls no spiritual punches. 3.5/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 24, 2018 +769 First Reformed begins to get really interesting when Schrader turns the tables on his hero-and us, and possibly himself. 3/4 fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader May 24, 2018 +769 A searing, powerful look at the mingling of faith, politics, and activism 4/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics May 24, 2018 +769 "First Reformed,"" a mesmerizingly austere drama of one man's apocalyptic crisis of faith, feels like the movie Paul Schrader was put on this planet to make." 4/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post May 24, 2018 +769 "First Reformed"" is an amazing examination of faith, a film that stays with you long after you have left the theater." 4.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic May 24, 2018 +769 First Reformed hums disquietingly along at Schrader's own clockwork pace which, like Hawke's mesmerizing performance, is austere, stoic, and ultimately self-destructive. It's a glorious piece of filmmaking... 4.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle May 24, 2018 +769 Hawke gives an extraordinarily controlled performance as a man struggling mightily to retain dominion over himself...every minute detail of which speaks to an almost unendurable act of self-regulation. fresh Nick Pinkerton 0 Reverse Shot May 23, 2018 +769 A direct expression from the soul onto celluloid, unvarnished and uncompromised, and Schrader's best film in years. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 23, 2018 +769 Commandingly demonstrates that [Paul] Schrader is still worth listening to. fresh Sean Nelson 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) May 22, 2018 +769 A masterful portrait of a priest struggling with his inner torments, and the external realities of the church and the world. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner May 22, 2018 +769 "First Reformed"" is Ethan Hawke's film and the actor gives a richly textured performance of a man at an important crossroad in his life." B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 22, 2018 +769 It's a gorgeous film, mourning the impossibility of being alive as it celebrates that which binds us, a conscious-rattling, viscera-stirring piece of art. 8.5/10 fresh Dom Sinacola 0 Paste Magazine May 22, 2018 +769 The diary allows for Toller's narration to feel natural and place us into the mind on the verge of destruction, and the closing moments express the sensation of good and evil; the closing shot alone is worth the price of admission 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth May 22, 2018 +769 ...Hawke delivers what very well may be his career-best performance as Ernst Toller. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies May 21, 2018 +769 This scenario is serious almost to the point of silliness: It could be parody of a morality play. But the heaviness is also essential to the architecture and impact of what I'm thinking is the year's first maybe-great American movie. fresh Adam Nayman 0 The Ringer May 21, 2018 +769 Schrader's film is a wise, shocking, intellectually prodigious masterpiece. fresh 0 Vanity Fair May 21, 2018 +769 There's nothing ambiguous about the strength of Hawke's work or the fact that this is a complete artistic comeback for a writer and director who has always refused easy answers. 4.5/5 fresh Don Kaye 0 Den of Geek May 21, 2018 +769 An embittered look at our world through the eyes of someone who's increasingly horrified to be a part of it, and a film that's one of the most searing experiences of the year. fresh David Sims 1 The Atlantic May 21, 2018 +769 A tremendous character study, and a severe depiction of how guilt and the desire to punish oneself manifest. 4/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending May 20, 2018 +769 It's fearless, yet utterly controlled, terribly moving and beautifully terrifying. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 19, 2018 +769 ... an ambitious and sharply written drama that's deliberately paced yet never tedious, bolstered by Hawke's powerfully understated performance. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue May 18, 2018 +769 A slow movie classic which explores a rainbow mix of religious and spiritual themes. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 18, 2018 +769 Hawke offers one of his best performances, a masterful blending of outward stoicism and strong and challenging emotions. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork May 18, 2018 +769 Schrader's chief influence here, as in many of his other films, is the great French director Robert Bresson... But Bresson's spare stylistics achieved a sublimity while Schrader's, though intermittently powerful, too often feel schematic. B- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor May 18, 2018 +769 Disturbing images in intense, mature character study. 3/5 fresh Michael Ordo 0 Common Sense Media May 18, 2018 +769 A visionary film about the most urgent question facing humanity: ecological ruin. Schrader has made the greatest American film of the decade. fresh Louis Proyect 0 Counterpunch.org May 18, 2018 +769 A stunning, enrapturing film, a crowning work by one of the American cinema's most essential artists. 4/4 fresh Godfrey Cheshire 1 RogerEbert.com May 18, 2018 +769 First Reformed has its steeple in the clouds and its foundation on solid ground. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal May 17, 2018 +769 Schrader is positing that the real world is, and should be, about the life of the mind, the health of the soul-and love. Ultimately, that is where First Reformed ends up, even if it seems to be going everywhere else. fresh John Anderson 0 America Magazine May 17, 2018 +769 What begins as a patient and unvarnished look inside one man's depression escalates into a crazed psychic and spiritual unravelling. 9/10 fresh Oliver Whitney 0 ScreenCrush May 17, 2018 +769 ...ascetic, poetic, and prophetic. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm May 17, 2018 +769 It is an exquisite piece of filmmaking and also a blunt, pulpy instrument, a despairing, fully sustained howl of a movie that is easily this director's finest work in years. fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times May 17, 2018 +769 Schrader...has made a fine existential-crisis movie. And for all its serious intent, it isn't torture to watch. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine May 17, 2018 +769 Ambitious Paul Schrader drama ultimately loses its way. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International May 17, 2018 +769 Schrader has made his best film in years with his eco-warrior country priest. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 17, 2018 +769 Paul Schrader offers one of the year's best movies-a faith-in-crisis powerhouse about a pastor -Ethan Hawke hitting a new career peak-who is politically awakened by an eco-activist and a new kind of love. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 16, 2018 +769 Could this be Ethan Hawke's Oscar? 4/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation May 16, 2018 +769 Not an easy watch, but required viewing for ambitious cinephiles. 4/4 fresh 1 Seattle Times May 16, 2018 +769 The first two-thirds of this film are utterly riveting... but in the final act... the story threatens to devolve into some sort of eco-thriller. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall May 15, 2018 +769 A fascinating work of almost mixed media: Ingmar Bergman and Robert Bresson meet outraged editorial cartooning meet the it-always-builds-to-violence pulp sensibility of the movie brats. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice May 15, 2018 +769 "First Reformed"" is the kind of film that will stay with you long after the credits." 3.5/4 fresh Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press May 15, 2018 +769 It's an exacting film, substantial and suspenseful, one of the best of the year so far. fresh Kyle Smith 0 National Review May 15, 2018 +769 The searching loss-of-faith drama First Reformed is the happy result of Paul Schrader's entering the what-the-hell-let's-go-for-it stage of his long and bravely self-lacerating career. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 15, 2018 +769 A dazzling exploration of the soul of a reverend overwhelmed by his guilt over the death of his son in Iraq. A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Shockya.com May 14, 2018 +769 Until I saw Toller, I didn't know the human soul could frown. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker May 14, 2018 +769 First Reformed is a carefully composed and constructed film that should probably be seen more than once, with cinematic rewards aplenty for those open to the Word of Schrader. fresh Christopher Llewellyn 0 Hammer to Nail May 4, 2018 +769 Singular in its distillation of Schrader's decades-spanning preoccupations of film criticism and filmmaking as well as his religious background, First Reformed is a rare object unified in subject and style. fresh Aliza Ma 0 Film Comment Magazine May 3, 2018 +769 A trio of staggering performances by Hawke, Seyfried, and Cedric the Entertainer, a gripping story that mines our current sociopolitical landscape for philosophical fodder, and typically formidable writing make First Reformed a mandatory watch. fresh Alex Arabian 0 Film Inquiry April 17, 2018 +769 Engrossing thriller over the loss of faith. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 8, 2018 +769 First Reformed is an art movie, pure and simple. It won't attract the teenage action-loving crowd. It won't break any box-office records. But it's beautiful, thoughtful and full of grace. B+ fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman March 15, 2018 +769 In First Reformed, depression arises from one's lack of impact, whether that be through inactivity or a lack of tangible results. B+ fresh Randall Colburn 0 Consequence of Sound March 15, 2018 +769 A culmination of Schrader's entire career. fresh Shawn Glinis 0 Film Inquiry March 14, 2018 +769 A great work by a great artist doing things that great art should do - making us think, feel and reflect. A fresh Jason Gorber 0 ThatShelf.com November 14, 2017 +769 First Reformed is a fierce and gratifying modern parable that only someone with the religious and philosophical import like Schrader could pull off. fresh Tomas Trussow 0 Film Inquiry October 3, 2017 +769 I have been waiting most of my adult life for Paul Schrader to direct a great film. 4/4 fresh Kenneth R. Morefield 0 Christianity Today September 29, 2017 +769 Unique in contemporary cinema, it's a film that takes religion and scripture seriously, and because it does, it must go to the very dark place it eventually goes. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire September 26, 2017 +769 Paul Schrader has made his masterpiece. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 21, 2017 +769 A truly captivating, pertinent piece of cinema. 4/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys September 19, 2017 +769 Four decades later, First Reformed may be the full realization of Schrader's vision. B+ fresh Ethan Vestby 0 The Film Stage September 18, 2017 +769 A stealthily engrossing work that should appeal to viewers who haven't seen, say, Affliction. 3.5/4 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com September 17, 2017 +769 Quieter and more sensitive than anything else Schrader has directed, with Ethan Hawke giving one of his finest and most moving performances in the lead role. B+ fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club September 16, 2017 +769 What keeps us alert as viewers is not the slow disintegration of this man's faith, but the deep ambiguity about where the film's sympathies actually lie. fresh Elena Lazic 0 Little White Lies September 14, 2017 +769 A film of fascinating conversations, anchored by Hawke's completely genuine performance. fresh Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com September 14, 2017 +769 Greatness is often intertwined with insanity, and there's no way to describe the finale of First Reformed as anything other than a dual act of extreme devotion and inspired lunacy. fresh Keith Uhlich 0 Slant Magazine September 12, 2017 +769 "Thoughtful, moving, overreaching and uncompromising, ""First Reformed"" is a tremendously tormented work. Ethan Hawke delivers a performance full of grace and sorrow in this powerful portrait of existential and spiritual despair." fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International September 3, 2017 +769 [Ethan] Hawke's performance is his most mature to date, a masterpiece of a man who cannot work himself out and yet is compelled to try. 4/5 fresh John Bleasdale 0 CineVue September 1, 2017 +769 Schrader and his cast commit to the project with sharpened and unblinking seriousness, even when the going gets mesmerically weird, with violence, visions, levitations and Neil Young protest songs chanted sombrely by toxic swamps. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 31, 2017 +769 "First Reformed"" sees Paul Schrader return to his roots, and through the aesthetics of grace, find his way home. " B+ fresh Rodrigo Perez 0 The Playlist August 31, 2017 +769 A fascinating meditation on inner turmoil in which doing the right thing can lead down many wrong directions. A- fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire August 31, 2017 +769 The sort of stimulating work that a writer-director of a certain age can deliver when he returns to his creative sweet spot; rejoice, Schrader fans, rejoice. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap August 31, 2017 +769 First Reformed is a deeply felt, deeply thought picture; impressive in its seriousness and often gripping in the way it frames itself as a debate and a sermon. 3/5 fresh Xan Brooks 0 Guardian August 30, 2017 +769 "In ""First Reformed,"" Paul Schrader courts respectability and leaves it in the dust, getting stoned on excess. But make no mistake: He's still one hell of a filmmaker." fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety August 30, 2017 +769 There's not quite enough oomph or style in the filmmaking to make you forget about the schematic nature of the dramatic construct. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter August 30, 2017 +770 Debbie Reynolds, then in her second and last popularity phase, plays the titular role in this unbearably cloying, poorly scripted musical melodrama, trying to cash in on the success of The Sound of Music. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 1, 2012 +771 Meet The Spartans? For those unlucky enough to be lured into the cinema, there's every chance you'll be wanting to meet your maker instead. 1/5 rotten Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +771 What does it say about a film with an hour running time that has twenty minutes of outtakes after the credits to reach theatrical length? Very little that's positive. 1.0/4 rotten Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com February 10, 2009 +771 While still not a grand work of art, Meet the Spartans improves upon the formula established in the earlier parodies of Friedberg and Seltzer. 2/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight September 3, 2008 +771 A bizarre, leering orgy of celebrity crotches, lowbrow horny gay buffoons in leather, moronic gladiator mayhem, and too-much-information cascading bodily fluids galore. rotten Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze May 29, 2008 +771 Besides the few chuckles I had, the movie was just dreadfully bad. 1/5 rotten Kevin McCarthy 0 WJFK-FM (CBS Radio) May 24, 2008 +771 everybody should be ashamed 0/5 rotten Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is April 9, 2008 +771 Obviously, it's rubbish. 1/5 rotten Simon Braund 0 Empire Magazine March 20, 2008 +771 ...couldn't get a laugh from a hyena. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review February 5, 2008 +771 Meet the Spartans can't even get its fart jokes right. How incredibly sad is that? 1/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com February 4, 2008 +771 One of the most painfully bad comedies I've ever had to endure, and I've seen the collected works of Martin Lawrence, Tim Allen, Ice Cube AND Cedric the Entertainer rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons February 4, 2008 +771 To devote an entire feature film to making fun of another film's universally acknowledged gay subtext seems to me good cause for said filmmakers to have a sit-down with their muse, because somebody's been sleeping on the job. 0/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle February 1, 2008 +771 The result in Meet the Spartans is less classic Mel Brooks than middling Best Week Ever. C+ rotten Clark Collis 1 Entertainment Weekly January 30, 2008 +771 This was the worst movie I've ever seen, so bad that I hesitate to label it a 'movie' and thus reflect shame upon the entire medium of film. rotten Josh Levin 1 Slate January 30, 2008 +771 "It's rare that a movie makes me ill these days, and it's rare that I can see a movie and hate the people behind it with such abhorrence, but ""Meet the Spartans"" rises to the challenge..." 0/5 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Film Threat January 30, 2008 +771 When the comedy revolution comes, Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer will be the first ones shot. F rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 30, 2008 +771 Messrs. Friedberg and Seltzer make their annual locust-like descent on theaters leaving a trail of ruthlessly murdered brain cells in their wake. rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 30, 2008 +771 I'm moving to Europe. rotten Aaron Hillis 1 Village Voice January 29, 2008 +771 Dumb, raunchy comedy is a tired spoof attempt. 1/5 rotten 0 Common Sense Media January 29, 2008 +771 Inane comedies can be fun when done well, but bad inane comedies are simply embarrassing. You feel pity for the actors making fools of themselves, and flabbergasted that a studio probably passed on making so many other more worthy projects instead. rotten 0 IGN Movies January 28, 2008 +771 The musical number that runs during the closing credits is funnier than anything that precedes it, which isn't saying much. 1/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 28, 2008 +771 It's so bad even Carmen Electra should be embarrassed. F rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News January 28, 2008 +771 It's a MADtv or Saturday Night Live sketch dressed up in feature-length clothing. It's way too much of an OK thing. And the way-too-much-ness goes on and on. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Feeney 1 Boston Globe January 28, 2008 +771 It's mind-boggling to imagine that this witless, amateurish mess came from supposedly professional writers and directors. rotten Frank Lovece 0 Film Journal International January 28, 2008 +771 Don't expect anything of depth and you won't be disappointed by this predigested pabulum. 2/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze January 26, 2008 +771 Is its purported idiocy put to a worthwhile use, or is this just another stale retreat of MADtv? 2/4 rotten Rob Humanick 0 Slant Magazine January 26, 2008 +771 You could teach a college course on what not to do in a comedy by showing Meet the Spartans. 1/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 25, 2008 +771 Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer, the team behind Meet the Spartans, prove that ridiculing other movies is much easier than making your own. 1/5 rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times January 25, 2008 +771 Lazy, lame and painfully unfunny. rotten Joe Leydon 1 Variety January 25, 2008 +771 What's the point of making a parody that's dumber than the stuff it parodies? 0.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday January 25, 2008 +771 It's only about an hour and a quarter long, although a closing dance number stretches it out another few minutes. Brevity, it turns out, is also the soul of stupidity. rotten Jay Stone 0 Canada.com January 25, 2008 +771 Writer-directors Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer basically reprise the tired formula from their earlier efforts, which is to throw in as many pop culture references as possible to cover up the lack of any real wit. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter January 25, 2008 +771 Until the mainstream produces some films undeserving of idiot violation, the idiot violation represented by Meet the Spartans -- a Xerox of absolute zero -- will be par for the course. 1/5 rotten Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY January 25, 2008 +771 It is so bad that when it introduces a running gag involving blurred upskirt shots, you can almost hear the actors just out of camera range trying to get them to move the blurs up high enough to hide their faces as well 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com January 25, 2008 +771 Frequently pauses to shower someone with vomit, pus, urine or excrement. It should be called Meet the Bodily Fluids. 1/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) January 25, 2008 +771 OK, I get it now: Aaron Seltzer and Jason Friedberg are agents of Satan himself, and their recruitment video is Meet the Spartans...a new low even for these diseased buffoons. F rotten Brian Orndorf 0 eFilmCritic.com January 25, 2008 +772 Almost unbearable, overlong and empty melodrama. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 6, 2006 +772 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 3, 2005 +772 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +773 For a study in untrammeled lunacy, the movie is a highly constructed and tightly controlled work. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly August 30, 2016 +773 Gallo's combination of crudeness and sophistication has a preternatural power. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate August 30, 2016 +773 Gallo's poor, poor pitiful me routine wears very thin, very fast, but Ricci is incandescent, a softly-glowing dumpling of a dream-girl in powder-blue fishnet tights and sparkly tap shoes. 2/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide August 30, 2016 +773 Actor Vincent Gallo makes a feature directing debut with this bizarre, self-indulgent tale of a troubled guy, played by him in a narcissistic mode, who has never reconciled his unhappy childhood. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 15, 2009 +773 It may not be the masterpiece that its narcissistic writer-director-star Vincent Gallo has claimed to be, but his filmmaking debut is a ceaselessly fascinating piece of work. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com May 3, 2009 +773 Pic receives an incalculable boost from Ricci. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety December 3, 2008 +773 Gallo's directorial debut is one of a kind, an eccentric, provocative comedy which laces a poignant love story with both a sombre, washed-out naturalism and surreal musical vignettes. fresh Tom Charity 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +773 Funny and quirky, with a great performance by Ricci. Gallo quickly grows annoying, though. 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 18, 2003 +773 Gallo and Ricci? Can you possibly go wrong? Well, maybe if you tried to be conventional, but there's no danger of that here. 5/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times February 3, 2003 +773 Occasionally inventive but too willing to laze about in its own determined strangeness. C rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +773 Brilliantly spooky. 4/5 fresh Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +773 Vincent Gallo achieved something with this film that few first time directors have ever done. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +773 ...the darkly beautiful work of an autistic, damaged child. B fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +773 By turns raw, naturalistic and indebted to John Cassavetes. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +773 Weird and darkly comic. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +773 Vincent Gallo has proved himself a good actor in many films -- in Arizona Dream, The Funeral, and several Claire Denis movies. But the first feature in which he functions as director, cowriter, composer, and star is a pathological curiosity. 1/4 rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +773 Gallo is talented and energetic, with an ability to estheticize bleakness. But, succumbing to overindulgence, he shortchanges his film of the most interesting thing in it. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +773 The comedic edge to the story works well, though at times the film seems too arty. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +773 Vincent Gallo's ego gets the better of his storytelling in his acting-directing-writing debut, but there are flashes of genuis that make it worth watching. 3/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +773 A meandering mess that almost comes together at the end. 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +773 Highly original and distinctive. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +773 Gallo packs the film with odd, endearing flourishes that detract a bit from the storyline but add to the overall whole. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +773 [An] eccentric little road movie that never really leaves home. fresh Ed Kelleher 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +773 Gallo also wrote a pretty funny screenplay filled with interesting characters, idiosyncrasies galore, and a decent romance between two very odd lead characters. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +773 Unfortunately, the bottom line is that it's tedious and pointless. Better luck next time. rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +773 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews June 2, 2004 +773 3.5/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +773 3/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) February 25, 2003 +773 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +773 6 rotten Cheryl DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +773 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +773 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +773 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +773 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +773 B+ fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +773 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +773 3.5/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +773 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +774 Competently made but predictable. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 23, 2011 +774 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 6, 2005 +776 This one is best seen by film buffs and blindly devoted Woody Allen fans who will accept even his castigation. The rest of us can hope he cheers up soon. rotten Linda Deutsch 1 Associated Press October 25, 2018 +776 Woody Allen's altar is the art of filmmaking, and Stardust Memories is his crisis of faith. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania December 27, 2014 +776 Allen never seemed more indulgent, posturing, or physically repulsive -- and yet all the film's many strengths lie in its anatomisation of this nasty display. fresh 0 Film4 March 23, 2009 +776 A disappointing outing, despite its many laughs and inside jokes. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide March 23, 2009 +776 Though there are laughs along the way, this is a truly mean-spirited picture. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 23, 2009 +776 With its blunt, artless angst, the picture leaves you feeling depleted, squashed. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader March 23, 2009 +776 Woody at his most autobiographical. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 27, 2008 +776 One long cry of anguish about the price of fame comes perilously close to self-pity. And self-abuse. rotten 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +776 An overlooked Woody Allen gem 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 8, 2004 +776 It's the first Woody Allen film in which impotence has become the situation rather than the problem. This is a movie about a guy who has given up. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +776 Invokes the mood of an early Fellini film as it swirls through the troubled recollections of a film director, played by Mr. Allen. 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +776 Stardust Memories is a somber meditation on the celebrity syndrome. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 29, 2004 +776 Woody Allen does Fellini -- and the result is one of his best films. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 16, 2003 +776 Woody the pretentious; has some moments, but overall it's too self-conscious. 2/5 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) February 14, 2003 +776 It is a fairly brutal and stylized account of the miseries of a famous comedian/director. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +776 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 17, 2006 +776 2/5 rotten Derek Smith 0 Cinematic Reflections July 24, 2005 +776 3/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) May 24, 2005 +776 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 17, 2003 +776 4/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) February 21, 2003 +776 4/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net November 16, 2002 +776 3/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) September 7, 2002 +776 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +776 3/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury July 26, 2002 +778 Profanely funny, wised-up and heroically antiheroic, North Dallas Forty is unlikely to please anyone with a vested interest in glorifying the National Football League. fresh Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post August 29, 2016 +778 It's not damning with faint praise to say this is the best pro football movie ever -- and by yards. fresh 0 People Magazine August 29, 2016 +778 Retains enough of the original novel's authenticity to deliver strong, if brutish, entertainment. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine August 1, 2008 +778 The football scenes are brutally real; the locker room scenes are totally authentic. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 21, 2007 +778 Pro football fans may be disillusioned by this excellent, honest, and often brutal expose of the play-for-pay game. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide March 14, 2007 +778 The production is a most realistic, hard-hitting and perceptive look at the seamy side of pro football. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 14, 2007 +778 It relies upon your belief in the inherent nobility of the sport... If you believe that, this is the greatest sports movie ever made. If you don't, it's a wallow in self-pity. rotten 0 Film4 March 14, 2007 +778 The best football movie ever made. A fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope June 10, 2006 +778 Something of a mess, both in terms of the wayward plot which rambles all over the place, and in terms of the rather muddled juggling of audience sympathies. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +778 The leading man, Nick Nolte, has a physical authority and a clowning, irreverent manner that lend the film some semblance of continuity, even when it's about to flounder. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +778 Raucous football tale with effective Nolte. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan November 1, 2004 +778 North Dallas Forty reveals some of the reasons why the fun has been taken out of football. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 27, 2004 +778 Nolte is impressive, as is Charles Durning as the coach, and Bo Svenson is hilarious as a veritable giant of a player. 3/5 fresh Adrian Turner 0 Radio Times June 5, 2002 +778 It's still fascinating to get a glimpse of what athletes sacrifice to entertain us. It would have been considerably more fascinating if more of the people involved had seemed more human. 6 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Apollo Guide March 27, 2001 +778 For a sports flick, this is unique and holds your attention for the most part. 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +778 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 17, 2005 +778 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 26, 2004 +778 3/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com March 27, 2003 +778 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 13, 2002 +778 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 4, 2002 +778 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 16, 2002 +778 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 6, 2002 +778 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +779 This road movie romcom won?t leave you reaching for the razor blades. fresh Ian Berriman 0 SFX Magazine October 11, 2010 +779 Having some laughs over suicide. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 10, 2008 +779 Wristcutters: A Love Story is like a suicidal Wizard of Oz. 4/5 fresh Michael Ferraro 0 Bronsonfive March 25, 2008 +779 It's certainly melancholic, occasionally funny, and ultimately life-affirming. But overall, it feels as if writer-director Goran Dukic dropped a rather promising ball. rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper March 6, 2008 +779 It misses the opportunity to examine why a community of people - each of whom has already given up on life - would band together to form a new society of desperate misfits. B- rotten Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly February 22, 2008 +779 It is a staggeringly awful road movie, not much enlivened by the presence of Tom Waits as a wizened participant. 1/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard November 23, 2007 +779 The purgatorial premise is pleasingly eccentric but, in the end, Wristcutters falls victim to its washed-out mood, and limps bloodlessly to a close. 3/5 fresh Cath Clarke 0 Guardian November 23, 2007 +779 A dreary, self-consciously quirky indie flick that seems to go on forever, despite an economical running time. 2/5 rotten 0 Daily Mirror (UK) November 23, 2007 +779 Veering from witty to occasionally trite, Wristcutters: A Love Story has plenty of originality on its side, but never manages to be more than the sum of its self-consciously quirky parts. 2.5/5 rotten Saxon Bullock 0 Film4 November 23, 2007 +779 A little self-consciously kooky but with an ace soundtrack that combines gypsy punksters Gogol Bordello with real-life plug-pullers this sure beats putting your head in the oven. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Total Film November 23, 2007 +779 Dark subject matter, but Goran Dukic's film is whimsical and determinedly optimistic about life. 3/5 fresh Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com November 23, 2007 +779 For the better part of the journey this a bizarrely uplifting yarn - razor sharp, you might say. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema November 23, 2007 +779 Opportunities to comment on the ethical grey areas of suicide are mostly squandered and, as the pointless digressions begin to pile up, your mind begins to drift from the action on screen. 2/6 rotten David Jenkins 1 Time Out November 22, 2007 +779 Enjoyably quirky black comedy that's clearly destined to become a cult movie amongst the Gothic contingent. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 22, 2007 +779 Despite being occasionally hilarious, director Goran Dukic should have toned down the wackiness. 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine November 21, 2007 +779 Another indie director more interested in style than substance. 2/5 rotten Danny Bangs 0 Little White Lies November 21, 2007 +779 it is, like the limbo it portrays, a peculiar hybrid of recognisable, second-hand elements that somehow add up to something entirely sui generis - an idiosyncratic piece of magical realism whose characters are literally on the road to nowhere. fresh Anton Bitel 0 musicOMH.com November 20, 2007 +779 If you're going to make a comedy about suicide, you'd better make sure the jokes land. There are people out there who could use a laugh. 2/5 rotten Josh Rosenblatt 0 Austin Chronicle November 17, 2007 +779 Writer-director Goran Dukic, adapting an Etgar Keret novel, may be too successful in establishing suicideland as a fate worse than death. It really is an empty, dreadful place. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 17, 2007 +779 It has 'midnight movie' written all over it. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 14, 2007 +779 This director plies a sweetly humanistic art in potentially ghoulish circumstances. He achieves a minimalism that's equally touching and rib-tickling. A- fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun November 9, 2007 +779 There are problems here, but they're of the good-natured variety -- the flaws of a smart film that aims high. B- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather November 9, 2007 +779 Wristcutters is a small film of ambitions nicely scaled to the performances and story. Who knew that affectless characters could be so oddly affecting? 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 8, 2007 +779 It's such an original piece of work and I love the deliberately bleak cinematography. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper November 6, 2007 +779 A postmortem suicide heaven filled with slit personalities, not quite born again dime store messiahs, and a grimy downscale pizza dive. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze November 3, 2007 +779 Wristcutters opens with what proves to be its best scene, one that could stand alone as a brilliant short subject. 6/10 fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org November 2, 2007 +779 The vision of life after death varies between the religious and the non-religious, the optimists and the pessimists and the believers and non-believers. There are few after-life stories, though, as unique and humorous as this. 4/5 fresh Adam Fendelman 0 HollywoodChicago.com November 2, 2007 +779 All this sounds rather grim, and indeed it is -- but this backward Heaven Can Wait is also, thanks to [director] Dukic's inventive imagination, surprisingly involving and ultimately sweet. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 2, 2007 +779 Wristcutters is a cut above most low-budget American indies, with something original to say about the human condition and an artful way of saying it. 3/4 fresh Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 2, 2007 +779 Wristcutters: A Love Story is a twee little movie that may have appeal for a cult audience but few others. And I bet that cult will wind up growing from its affection for the film before long. B- fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian November 2, 2007 +779 Goran Dukic's film starts off seeming hip and funky and dark, but almost immediately runs out of steam. It feels like a short carelessly padded to feature length. 1.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star November 2, 2007 +779 The future of Wristcutters as a cult favorite is less assured. Rather than benefiting from repeated viewings, the movie's charm is pretty much spent after the first half hour. 2/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press November 2, 2007 +779 We witness the birth of a new genre, the Post-Slasher Movie. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 2, 2007 +779 The strain is obvious in the story's last third, as the filmmaker struggles toward a resolution that fits the logic of the hero's netherworld. rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader November 2, 2007 +779 Croatian filmmaker Goran Dukic's debut feature turns out to be a sweetly grim lark: a road film through Limbo. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 2, 2007 +779 ...more whimsical and charming than you would ever expect from a picture about suicide. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) November 2, 2007 +779 Though it goes a bit wonky toward the end and seems to travel a very long way to drive home a rather simple point, Wristcutters: A Love Story remains a wonderfully evocative experience. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters November 2, 2007 +779 Director Goran Dukic keeps things simple and funny. The same tone pervades throughout. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 1, 2007 +779 Fugit ably keeps this superficially controversial, and yet actually rather conventional, film from devolving into obnoxious oddness. C+ rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness November 1, 2007 +779 This delightful piece of whimsy uses its simple premise effectively to gain and keep our attention and to remind us simply that, while this world appears ordinary, it is still unbounded by reality. B+ fresh Gianni Truzzi 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 1, 2007 +779 Screenwriter/director Goran Dukic can't quite decide on a tone. The film is at times lighthearted, almost effervescent, and then it's so dark that it becomes depressingly bleak. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 1, 2007 +779 Wristcutters is quite a bit darker than most mainstream romantic comedies. As you might not expect, it's also quite a bit more inventive and far wittier than most mainstream romantic comedies. 2.5/4 fresh Jessica Reaves 1 Chicago Tribune November 1, 2007 +779 Teenage suicide isn't that funny, and nothing in this movie changed my mind. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post November 1, 2007 +779 Goran Dukic, working from a short story by Etgar Kiret, has fashioned a life-after-death that is both somber and silly. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel November 1, 2007 +779 Enjoyably oddball without falling into molar-decaying twee ... favorably recalls the all-too-brief post-Repo Man era, when the possibilities of indie film seemed head-bustingly limitless. fresh Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) October 31, 2007 +779 It focuses on its own unique voice, and trusts that those who want to hear it will follow. A fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 30, 2007 +779 It's uneven story pulls it back to earth, but many of its ideas are transcendent. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 27, 2007 +779 A life-affirming movie about suicide could go wrong in a million ways, but the understated Wristcutters straddles the line between sentiment and bleakness. It should enjoy a healthy afterlife. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 26, 2007 +779 Wristcutters mostly succeeds with its cleverly posthumous scenario. fresh Kristi Mitsuda 1 indieWire October 24, 2007 +779 It is neither as clever nor as funny nor as inventive as the daring title might lead one to expect. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 23, 2007 +779 kept trying to shake the film's subtle charm and unvarnished romantic strokes, but I was steadily, gently pulled in over and over and over again. fresh David Poland 0 Movie City News October 22, 2007 +779 Sossamon and Fugit are so perfectly cast you can't help but sigh every time they glance at each other and their final scene is guaranteed to send you home with a smile a mile wide. 5/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman October 22, 2007 +779 Definitely worth a look. 3.5/5 fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Eye for Film October 22, 2007 +779 It's a bold first effort, with a distinct, swaggering sense of style and humor that's hard -- even for a cynical blogger sick to death of indie 'quirk' -- to resist. fresh Karina Longworth 0 Cinematical October 22, 2007 +779 "Boring, morose and uneventful, ""Wristcutters: A Love Story"" is a stinky little picture that mocks the afflicted while giving them a pat on the back." D rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 20, 2007 +779 A comedy that starts with suicide and then goes for the love story isn't for everyone, but there is an audience for this little independent film and you know who you are. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 20, 2007 +779 Croatian-born director-writer Goran Dukic instills Wristcutters with the absurdist humor you find in films from the Balkans. 3/4 fresh 1 New York Post October 19, 2007 +779 Seven years after Almost Famous, Patrick Fugit still sports that winning, dorky haircut, bangs flopping over his eyes. He is impossible not to like. 3/5 fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com October 19, 2007 +779 It's described as a black comedy, but you can forget the comedy part. 1.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News October 19, 2007 +779 A tribute to ultra-low budget explorations into the unknown and the politically incorrect. This is the stuff that art is made of. 7/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics October 19, 2007 +779 Strands a fantastic premise and interesting characters on its increasingly annoying road trip to nowhere in particular. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International October 19, 2007 +779 Wristcutters: A Love Story has an offbeat, absurdist charm that turns a potentially creepy conceit into an odd, touching adventure. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times October 19, 2007 +779 The inscrutability of the performances make Bill Murray look like Anthony Quinn. 3/5 rotten Paul Brenner 0 Filmcritic.com October 18, 2007 +779 It's a surprisingly playful romantic drama, one less about death than about the quiet, necessary grind of living. B+ fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club October 18, 2007 +779 Wristcutters is simultaneously dark and sweet, always a difficult combination to pull off. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com October 18, 2007 +779 It's borderline parody of a kind of fey filmmaking popular at crunchy-granola festivals, but the counterfeit aesthetic is ultimately outshone by the life-affirming message. 2.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday October 18, 2007 +779 Giving some thought to the desperation that leads to suicide would have prevented this vaguely conceived idea from being so DOA. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com October 18, 2007 +779 The whole film is cracked, but in a stylish, downtown way. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly October 17, 2007 +779 The biggest letdown in Wristcutters is that it can't compensate for its compact arrangement with the kind of absurdist aesthetics that its summary proposes. rotten Eric Kohn 0 New York Press October 17, 2007 +779 To say that this low-fi indie movie is strange would be doing a disservice to quirky movies that thrive on their strangeness, rather than just being strange for the sake of spicing things up. 6/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 17, 2007 +779 A well-wrought indie written and directed by Goran Dukic. fresh 1 Village Voice October 16, 2007 +779 The story's dialogue may be wry, but what should have been a jumping-off point for a lively discussion about the meaning of life is really just a philosophically shallow wasteland. 2/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 14, 2007 +779 While it's quirky and intriguing, this is the kind of wilfully nutty black comedy that treads the extremely thin line between inventiveness and pretentiousness. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 27, 2007 +779 Truly independent in mode and spirit, this offebat comedy deserves credit for its original vision of an after-life that's not all that different from this life--only slightly weirder and more darkly humorous. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 7, 2007 +779 You just can't go wrong with teenage suicide, road trips, and Tom Waits. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 LYTRules.com November 17, 2006 +779 This existential tale about an afterworld exclusively for suicide victims and a handful of newcomers attempting to navigate the landscape pulsates originality through its uncanny way of incorporating the familiar into the offbeat. fresh Francesca Dinglasan 0 Boxoffice Magazine May 20, 2006 +779 This is one of the more creative, unusually entertaining things I've seen in a while. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 19, 2006 +779 It's goofy. I can definitely say that. But it's goofy on purpose and that's the kind of goofy we like. 3/5 fresh Eric Campos 0 Film Threat February 4, 2006 +779 The Wizard of Oz meets What Dreams May Come by way of, oh I dunno, something post-apocalyptic, snarky, and fun. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 30, 2006 +779 This affectionate slow-blooming romance mines an understated vein of comic melancholy that the actors' wistful performances perfectly capture. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety January 26, 2006 +779 Wristcutters: A Love Story is somewhat original and amusing. But only somewhat. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 24, 2006 +779 4/5 fresh Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +779 6/10 fresh Jeff Otto 0 ReelzChannel.com February 9, 2011 +779 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 18, 2008 +779 3.5/4 fresh Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 17, 2007 +779 6/10 fresh Coco Forsythe 0 Future Movies UK October 19, 2007 +781 Tradition, love and intimacy are intertwined in the beautiful Japanese film Love and Honor... [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Laura Hiros 0 March 21, 2018 +781 the movie has only one sword fight, and it consists of only three or four swings of the blade, but don't let that dissuade you. You won't be bored. 4/5 fresh Don Willmott 0 Filmcritic.com January 2, 2009 +781 Feudal honour is challenged by love with overwhelming consequences. Even die hard Zatoichi-ites will admire the deftness of Yamada's masterly direction. 4/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine December 12, 2008 +781 Intricate, artfully constructed and utterly assured, Love And Honour is essential viewing for anyone who has seen Yamada's earlier samurai films. If you haven't, don't miss the chance to see what is a finely tuned example of the genre. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 Film4 December 12, 2008 +781 The storytelling is all rather flat, as is the lighting. And the duel, when it finally comes, is something of an anticlimax. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) December 12, 2008 +781 A fervent, sweet-natured tragic romance. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 12, 2008 +781 Gently paced and delicately played, give this long enough and it becomes a compelling watch that eventually rewards any moral aspirations with a splendid Zatoichi-style scrap that manages to stay its welcome. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema December 12, 2008 +781 The third in director Yoji Yamada's Samurai Trilogy is an enjoyable, well acted drama, with a superb climactic swordfight and a plot that seems to have been lifted straight out of Hollywood melodrama. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 12, 2008 +781 Veteran director Yamada continues to examine issues of duty and loyalty, sharply using matter-of-fact period detail and deep characterisations. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 12, 2008 +781 A very satisfying tale that emphasizes one of the genre's key themes: The deepest wound a samurai may suffer does not come from any blade. 3/4 fresh Jason Anderson 1 Globe and Mail September 19, 2008 +781 dyskoleyetai na kratisei ypo elegho toys melodramatismoys tis, kai sto deytero miso tis se krataei men me sfigmena ta heria ap' tin agonia, katorthoma, omos, poy den eimai sigoyros oti einai kai toso dyskolo, otan s' ehei paei os ekei me ta sagonia tentom 2.5/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses September 16, 2008 +781 Final installment in samurai trilogy that features a blind swordsman in an utterly distinct fashion from the Zatoichi movies--a far more vulnerable and far more believable hero. fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 7, 2008 +781 An impeccably made classic Japanese period picture in which a nobility of spirit is tested amid the most beautiful of settings, revealing the harshness and hypocrisy of a feudal society of the utmost formality and rigidity. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times September 5, 2008 +781 Thanks to its focus on internal struggle and domestically confined drama, Love and Honor is the wilting lily of Yamada's trilogy, albeit an exceptionally satisfying romance. fresh Simon Abrams 0 New York Press July 30, 2008 +781 Gracefully directed, deliberately paced and intentionally free of the action you'd expect from a samurai film, all of which makes its climactic confrontation that much more effective. B+ fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian July 18, 2008 +781 It's an exquisitely crafted melodrama, moving with stately grace toward an understated yet forceful quest for revenge. 3/4 fresh Jeff Shannon 1 Seattle Times July 11, 2008 +781 The film is void of action until a final duel that is staged with a believability that makes the supernatural skill displayed in most blind swordsman films seem preposterous. B fresh Bill White 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 11, 2008 +781 Might work as a short story but as a full-length makes for a long, slow round of watch-checking. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com May 29, 2008 +782 This is about as full a cinematic meal as it gets. 4/4 fresh Joey Magidson 0 Hollywood News November 24, 2018 +782 I can't deny the performances throughout are stellar, but a better ending could have taken this film from good to great. A- fresh Kent Garrison 0 Mad About Movies Podcast November 17, 2018 +782 It's a billboard of a film-shallow, artificial, intrusive, and an offensive eyesore to the cultural landscape. 1/5 rotten Joel Mayward 0 Cinemayward November 13, 2018 +782 In Three Billboards, Black and Hispanic characters come to the rescue of White protagonists yet enjoy no character development of their own. 4.0 fresh Li Lai 0 Mediaversity Reviews November 10, 2018 +782 Three Billboards is of its time but not because of its time, which ensures that it's never too obvious or pandering. fresh Angela L. Harmon 0 Phindie November 7, 2018 +782 The film is a sharp satire/black comedy with a heart-breaking backdrop, strongly etched-out characters and excellent execution. fresh Pooja Pande 0 BookMyShow November 6, 2018 +782 Sometimes in spite of itself, Three Billboards is a film that demands to be seen no matter how off color or outlandish things get. fresh Matt Ward 0 Cinematic Considerations November 5, 2018 +782 McDonagh has a way of exploring guilt and redemption, family and purpose, in ways that I'm not sure have quite crossed the screen before. A fresh Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 1, 2018 +782 It is perhaps one of the unsubtlest satires and lamest of American social allegories I've ever seen. 2/5 rotten PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 1, 2018 +782 For all the dark and tragic moments that occur consistently throughout Three Billboards, Martin McDonagh never loses the light of optimism. His characters grow and learn on this odd journey of violence and grief. 5/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 30, 2018 +782 A film so sardonically dark, you won't know what hit you. This is a firecracker of a masterpiece that will have you ducking for cover. 4.5/5 fresh Doug Jamieson 0 The Jam Report October 27, 2018 +782 Frances McDormand is superb in this hard-hitting crime drama that grabs you and doesn't let you go. Brilliant. 1 fresh Matt Hudson 0 What I Watched Tonight October 26, 2018 +782 Features moments of profound emotional impact but also struggles with jarring tonal shifts that nearly undermine the film's power. B- fresh Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News October 25, 2018 +782 While the majority of this experience is a treat to observe, the abysmal conclusion is an unforgivable sin. 5/10 rotten Aaron Peterson 0 The Hollywood Outsider October 10, 2018 +782 McDonagh draws the authentic, angry response our world creates every minute of every day. He provides a damning treatise on twenty-first century rhetoric spewed in blood. 1 fresh Jared Mobarak 0 BuffaloVibe October 10, 2018 +782 McDonagh doesn't make easily consumable films, but this is definitely his hardest sell to date; if you can stomach it, you're in for a dark, uncomfortable treat that you'll still be debating long after awards season has wrapped. 4/5 fresh Alistair Ryder 0 Cinemazine October 4, 2018 +782 I laughed out loud at certain junctures, I'm still thinking about it, but I'm not as excited about this film as an awful lot of people seem to be... rotten Lisa Nesselson 0 France24 September 26, 2018 +782 Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri is an incredibly solid film. The strength of the talented ensemble will take the movie far. 4/5 fresh Kimberly Pierce 0 Geek Girl Authority September 14, 2018 +782 ...tragic, comic, violent, tender and heartbreaking. 3.5/5 fresh Anupama Chopra 0 Film Companion Reviews September 5, 2018 +782 Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri unfolds as a typical revenge vigilantly ploy, and could have stayed so under normal direction and screenwriting. Instead, it gets turned into one of the best pictures of the year. 4/4 fresh Robert Daniels 0 812filmreviews September 4, 2018 +782 Dark, funny, gripping, and pretty much every reason to fall in love with Frances McDormand if you haven't already. 5/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 29, 2018 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is one of those great films that never strikes a false note. fresh Alci Rengifo 0 Entertainment Voice August 29, 2018 +782 Frances McDormand's performance is a highlight of the film. She plays the dour, hostile Mildred in a way that displays her rage and impatience frankly but without dulling the edge of humour in her perpetual antagonism. 3.5/5 fresh Monica Reid 0 Far Out Magazine August 27, 2018 +782 There's debate, drama, a lot of humour as well as harshness, and original characters that take the story to unexpected places that are not plot twists but seem to arise naturally out of their own complex life. 5/5 fresh Alexa Dalby 0 Dog and Wolf August 27, 2018 +782 Three Billboards' characters may not get slapped with an earth-based court sentence, but in this complex story, a morality play some call it, life itself metes out justice. fresh Marcianne Miller 0 Bold Life (Hendersonville, NC) August 24, 2018 +782 The film brings us into small-town living, and dying, and all the difficulties in between. 4/4 fresh Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) August 22, 2018 +782 The power of words on the Billboards, the language used in the movie and the way in which it's expressed means this film resonates on so many levels - your words are what's left long after you've departed. fresh Rosalynn Try-Hane 0 Battle Royale With Cheese August 20, 2018 +782 There were one too many contrivances down the stretch, but it's no surprise that Three Billboards has been talked about as one of the year's best films. B+ fresh Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com August 14, 2018 +782 Ultimately, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a revenge film of a new kind, a hard twist at the subgenre otherwise led by men whose violence spearheads their campaign. fresh Jordan Calhoun 0 Black Nerd Problems July 22, 2018 +782 Firmly grounded in a deeply affecting, even wounding, emotional reality. 3.5/4 fresh Brandy McDonnell 0 The Oklahoman June 22, 2018 +782 This is a film with seemingly no real concept of what its strongest assets are, preferring buffoonery and irony over intelligence and nuance. rotten Glenn Dunks 0 Junkee June 20, 2018 +782 Actions don't have consequences, but that seems unimportant in this slice-of-real town USA drama. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight June 9, 2018 +782 Three Billboards is as flawed as its central characters. Luckily, it's also just as funny and interesting. fresh Kaleem Aftab 0 Cineuropa May 14, 2018 +782 In the end, those three signs outside town are... also, writ large, the tensions - of race, of class, of gender, of religion, and between forgiveness and revenge - that beset and in many ways define contemporary America. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Projected Figures May 6, 2018 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is dark comedy at its finest. 9/10 fresh Ashley Menzel 0 We Live Entertainment April 30, 2018 +782 Figuring out when to laugh or cry, and why, is what this unforgettable black comedy is all about. You'll do both. A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com March 17, 2018 +782 [McDormand's] sorrow, festered into rage, is the emotional epicentre of the film that strives to quake all the American fault lines, moral, racial and political, and she gives a gut-punching performance in a classic feminist register. fresh Kong Rithdee 0 Bangkok Post March 15, 2018 +782 As Saint Darryl F. Zanuck, who is depicted holding a red pencil, wrote in a memo, a little humility goes a long way. rotten Darryl F. Zanuck 0 n+1 March 13, 2018 +782 It could have been great if it had dared to take itself seriously. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray March 4, 2018 +782 My takeaway from this thesis on anger is that it's okay to be a c-nt but not a dick. C- rotten Alachia Queen 0 Alachia Queen March 2, 2018 +782 Just as the characters repeatedly reveal new sides to themselves, Martin McDonagh gradually releases new layers of his narrative and skillfully undermines previously constructed expectations. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ruben Peralta 0 Cocalecas March 2, 2018 +782 Martin McDonagh's best movie to date... 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 27, 2018 +782 Three Billboards ... is an uncomfortable meditation on the chaos - social, intimate, moral - that causes impunity. Maybe the next McDonagh movie could take place Mexico. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Daniel Krauze 0 El Financiero February 26, 2018 +782 McDonagh not only destroys the purpose of his own story, he also betrays his main character in an absolutely irresponsible way. [Full Review in Spanish] rotten Alejandro Alem 0 El Universal February 26, 2018 +782 The cinematography gives a stark feel to the film and the editing too is taut and crisp, making sure the drama doesn't drag anytime. Leaving everything aside, watch the film for the acting alone and you won't come away disappointed. 4/5 fresh Devesh Sharma 0 Filmfare February 23, 2018 +782 Words leave burn marks in Martin McDonagh's savagely potty-mouthed and unexpectedly moving Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. The pitch-black comedy is bursting with profane eloquence. fresh Nandini Ramnath 0 Scroll.in February 23, 2018 +782 It takes a very realistic approach to the depiction of the characters within the small town and their motivations. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Independent Online (South Africa) February 23, 2018 +782 Three Billboards not only aspires towards greatness, but confronts it, screams at it, and when it has everyone's attention, revels in it. It's a profane and profound masterpiece that will evolve into a time capsule of sorts, when things get better. 5/5 fresh Rohan Naahar 0 Hindustan Times February 22, 2018 +782 Martin McDonagh is undisputedly one of the finest scriptwriters in contemporary cinema. 5/5 fresh Rashid Irani 0 Hindustan Times February 22, 2018 +782 Whatever the rationale behind it, the flippancy of McDonagh's compulsive jokes frequently halts the momentum of a film that is about how flippancy is an inadequate response to the horrors of the world. rotten Angelo Muredda 0 Cinema Scope February 21, 2018 +782 The dialogues are well managed from the coprolalia of their characters. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh William Venegas 0 February 21, 2018 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is an unassuming film that surprises you with its provocative subject matter and evocative performances that are hard to forget. 4/5 fresh Neil Soans 0 The Times of India February 20, 2018 +782 Here is one of the more pointed and thoughtful discoveries of the year. 4/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org February 18, 2018 +782 ...a notable dramedy, a film that never takes the easy path, and develops its story in an emotionally honest way... [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 Cinencuentro February 16, 2018 +782 McDonagh's admirable shading of ostensible heroes and villains backfires as character inconsistency...Nevertheless, Three Billboards wickedly entertains and provokes... 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 14, 2018 +782 Director Martin McDonagh injects his signature brand of dark humour into the proceedings to create an absorbing portrait of how ignoble the quest for justice can be and how moral foot-stomping can often signal that something important is being overlooked. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW February 13, 2018 +782 It is a masterful performance but, for me, not enough to make me a fan of the film. rotten Diane Pershing 0 Malibu Times February 13, 2018 +782 Miss it at your peril of a better understanding as to why revenge for its own sake might turn out to be worse than the original crime. 4.5/5 fresh 0 JWR February 13, 2018 +782 Much of the success of this film lies in the excellent performances of the ensemble. [Full Review in Spanish] 8/10 fresh Rafael Rosales 0 February 12, 2018 +782 Sam Rockwell gives his character texture and nuances; this is his best role so far. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh 0 Excelsior February 12, 2018 +782 "McDonagh is an exceptional non-derivative storyteller and this follow-up to the violently subversively redemptive film ""In Bruges"" defies brilliant." fresh 0 National Catholic Reporter February 8, 2018 +782 Three Billboards may be marketed as a tragic-comic movie about maternal rage, but it's also a problematic, faux progressive mess. rotten Sarah Sahagian 0 National Post February 7, 2018 +782 The story is almost identical to those who inhabit it: furious, unable to contain their words, brutal and honest at every moment. [Full Review in Spanish] 1 fresh 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) February 5, 2018 +782 As intelligent as it is disturbing, sustained by a brilliant cast. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Diego Batlle 0 Otroscines.com January 31, 2018 +782 Is it too early to start talking about how Martin McDonagh is one of the great writer-directors of the past decade? 5/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) January 31, 2018 +782 ... wasting an interesting premise and a solid performance by McDormand... [Full review in Spanish] 1.7 rotten Ernesto Diezmartinez 0 January 29, 2018 +782 The simple narrative engine of action and reaction gives rise to an unpredictable script that drives the viewer out of control, dismantling their expectations about the characters and their behavior. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Fernanda Sol 0 Letras Libres January 29, 2018 +782 Sound too bleak? For some, perhaps. But in McDonagh's careful hands, it's a Cirque du Soleil-like tightrope walk, gracefully balancing the harrowing with the humorous. 4/4 fresh Randy Myers 1 San Jose Mercury News January 26, 2018 +782 Frances McDormand brings life to a character that expresses... through action rather than dialogue. [Full review in Spanish] 8/10 fresh Hugo Hern 0 January 26, 2018 +782 [Frances] McDormand fleshes out Mildred's emotions superbly. You really feel her pain, her loss, her rage, her guilt, and her desperation for closure. 4.5/5 fresh Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) January 25, 2018 +782 As with all of McDonagh's work, Mildred's almost Biblical quest for justice is marked by a dark, blistering wit, and a humanity that belies all the deeply flawed characters, hidden under their irreverent humour and often violent interactions. 4/5 fresh Roe McDermott 0 Hot Press January 25, 2018 +782 Mixed tones can, and do, work, but a mixed bag is a problem. 2.5/4 fresh Christopher Llewellyn 0 Film Festival Today January 23, 2018 +782 Sam Rockwell...[is] without doubt one of the best actors of his generation. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Carlos Losilla 0 Sensacine January 22, 2018 +782 With a roster of memorable characters, a cast on universally great form and a script that is frequently capable of wrong-footing its audience, there's really very little to complain about. 5/5 fresh Martin Roberts 0 Fan The Fire January 19, 2018 +782 McDonagh's cast is superb, though - Harrelson provides the film's moral core while McDormand's controlled fury brings focus to the various plot contraptions. 7/10 fresh Michael Bonner 0 January 19, 2018 +782 ... combines so many genres that it never ceases to amaze in any moment... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 January 18, 2018 +782 The result suggests a greeting card spattered with gore. Beneath the little flecks of brain and bone, the Hallmark logo is unmistakable. rotten Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman January 18, 2018 +782 The film, however, belongs to McDormand as the wrathful mother, capable of conveying more menace with her steely gaze and set jawline than a dozen thugs waving weapons. 4.5/5 fresh John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) January 18, 2018 +782 While the film certainly has its fair spray of black comedy, not all of it that amusing, it turns out, to its benefit, to be far more morally layered, unpredictable and thoughtful than its marketing campaign suggests. 3.5/5 fresh Lynden Barber 0 Limelight January 17, 2018 +782 The performances are extraordinary. [Full Review in Spanish] 1 fresh Emiliano Basile 0 EscribiendoCine January 16, 2018 +782 A story of desperation and revenge as darkly funny as it is tragically bleak, Three Billboards expertly undermines expectations, pushing characters far beyond their traditional archetypes. 5/5 fresh James Marsh 0 South China Morning Post January 15, 2018 +782 McDonagh has written a clever, gripping story brilliantly performed by McDormand whose expressive eyes show every thought and capture the depths of her pain. 5/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) January 15, 2018 +782 While McDonagh's dialogue is ripe and chewy, McDormand has the power to speak volumes in silence. 4/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) January 15, 2018 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri may be McDonagh's most satisfying film to date, but the London-born playwright's bard-of-the-Ozarks ventriloquism isn't exact and his construction hasn't shed all traces of the stage. 3/5 fresh Tom Shone 0 Sunday Times (UK) January 14, 2018 +782 After a while, the jokes get desperate, but for a long time McDonagh's robust and emotional drama works, and McDormand is superb as the embattled but resourceful Mildred. 3/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent January 14, 2018 +782 McDonagh's film is extremely well executed but it's also long, tangled and any higher purpose is difficult to discern. Sometimes, however, just saying the right things at the right time is enough. 4/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) January 14, 2018 +782 Martin McDonagh has crafted a magnificently rich story filled with complexities and twisting turns - it's an experiential kaleidoscope. 4/5 fresh Wenlei Ma 0 News.com.au January 13, 2018 +782 Three Billboards doesn't exactly fall apart, but too many implausible turns and uncomfortable gags impede the hitherto smooth machinery. 3/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times January 13, 2018 +782 ... a stoic thriller... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Erick Estrada 0 Cinegarage January 12, 2018 +782 Three Billboards may be Martin McDonagh's most impressive work behind the camera to date. fresh Stephen Porzio 0 Film Ireland Magazine January 12, 2018 +782 Three Billboards is great. 4/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard January 12, 2018 +782 Martin McDonagh's pulsatingly enjoyable film is a thriller, a dissection of small-town America, and a forensic study of what makes ordinary people tick, all in one. 5/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) January 12, 2018 +782 Watching it is like having your funny bone struck repeatedly, expertly and very much too hard by a karate super-black-belt capable of bringing a rhino to its knees with a single punch behind the ear. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 12, 2018 +782 It's worthy of every accolade you've read with Frances McDormand's performance of vengeful grief lingering with you for a long time. 5/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) January 11, 2018 +782 ... what most separates McDonagh from the Coens is the way in which he constructs a rescue of his characters, at first sight imperceptible, from their violent shifts. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Miguel Mu 0 January 11, 2018 +782 Sometimes you have the feeling you're watching a solid Netflix TV drama, an impression underscored by the film's ramblingly episodic structure. rotten Edward Lawrenson 0 The Big Issue January 11, 2018 +782 The narrative never goes where you think it will go. Instead, it takes your narrative expectations and shreds them before your eyes. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator January 11, 2018 +782 Such is the power of McDonagh's screenplay, that you'll feel as though you've been taken on a journey that's as profound and moving as it is -- at times -- shocking and thought-provoking. 5/5 fresh Rob Carnevale 0 Indie London January 11, 2018 +782 The performances, from start to finish, shimmer with conviction. 5/5 fresh Jasper Rees 0 The Arts Desk January 11, 2018 +782 As usual, McDonagh is alert to how conflicts are codified into games by opponents who share affinities. fresh Graham Fuller 0 Sight and Sound January 11, 2018 +782 Shocking, provocative and laugh-out-loud funny. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 iNews.co.uk January 11, 2018 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri will make you feel deeply, laugh loudly and think hard, often in the space of one scene. It is a triumph and sees writer and director Martin McDonagh at his absolute best. 5/5 fresh Sinead Brennan 0 January 11, 2018 +782 "Francis McDormand is undeniable as Mildred in ""Three Billboards."" Her performance as Mildred is the glue that prevents this muddy, Middle American morality tale from navigating McDonagh plot dalliances" 3.5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 Graffiti With Punctuation January 9, 2018 +782 Funny, brutal and breathtakingly beautiful. Two exceptionally raw lead performances, supercharged by a bold script from Martin McDonagh, could make Three Billboards this year's Awards-upsetter. 5/5 fresh Terri White 0 Empire Magazine January 9, 2018 +782 McDormand is an unstoppable force in a fiercely intelligent, profanely poetic movie that shifts tonal gears at breakneck speed. 5/5 fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film January 9, 2018 +782 Give all the awards to McDormand, and then invent a bunch of new ones for her too. 5/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies January 9, 2018 +782 ... a modern western starring a woman. [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Andrea G. Bermejo 0 January 8, 2018 +782 In true western style it's the small gestures, more than the witty speeches, that really leave a lasting impression fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground January 7, 2018 +782 You won't know whether to laugh openly or curl up with horror. A- fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane January 6, 2018 +782 The final stretch relies on too many coincidences, and Sam Rockwell's character remains problematic throughout -- even so, the first two-thirds are pitch-perfect. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 4, 2018 +782 Three Billboards feels like a squandered opportunity rather than simply a bad film. Neither Mildred as a character, nor the sensitively treated aspects of the rape narrative, are enough to excuse the rest. rotten Imogen West-Knights 0 Another Gaze January 4, 2018 +782 I was propelled from scene to scene during Three Billboards, even as I found each of them to be annoyingly imperfect: blueprints for better versions of themselves, if given another draft or pass, some more time and care. 2.5/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) January 4, 2018 +782 Funny, sad, wildly unpredictable and shrewdly insightful, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a movie that defiantly marches to the beat of its own drum. 4.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) January 3, 2018 +782 ... it doesn't take itself too seriously, and for the most part it's just a jolly entertaining romp of a revenge flick. 4/5 fresh Sarah Watt 0 Stuff.co.nz January 3, 2018 +782 If Mildred is not a memorable character, the movie isn't being watched correctly. fresh Alex Doenau 0 Trespass January 3, 2018 +782 Martin McDonagh's film style, combining ultra-violence and comedy, isn't a gimmick but pertinent in achieving his thematic goal of addressing complicity. 3.5/5 fresh Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer January 2, 2018 +782 The local diner, pick-up trucks everywhere, beautiful sunsets on a lonely countryside and you sense that if something wasn't done to stir things up, the town and its secrets would slide into nothingness. If only the billboards could speak. 3.5/5 fresh Marie Asner 0 Phantom Tollbooth December 29, 2017 +782 There is, as you can see, a great deal going on in the film. At the start it feels like the basis for a straightforward thriller. But it's much, much more than that. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian December 29, 2017 +782 It's hands-down the film to beat this year for quality and classic status. A fresh Carl Kozlowski 0 Pasadena Weekly December 27, 2017 +782 McDonagh has a way with a line that is without compare, and he has put together a cast who knows how to sock it home. Harrelson is excellent with a character who also takes unexpected turns that we aren't prepared for. fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily December 27, 2017 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is like watching a Flannery O'Connor novel. It is about the South, its prejudices, and the quirky people who make up the community, told through episodes of violence, sin, dark humor, and transcendent grace. fresh Flannery O'Connor 0 St. Anthony Messenger December 27, 2017 +782 It's a portrayal of great power yet moving stillness, and heartfelt humour combined with a ferocious will, as Mildred will not give up and will not stop. 9/10 fresh 0 Adelaide Review December 26, 2017 +782 a curious and enjoyable dark comedy, black as night, with legit Oscar aspirations 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Film Racket December 26, 2017 +782 Rich in detail yet simple in concept, Three Billboards confirms McDonagh as the most interesting maker of dark films outside, say, Scandinavia? fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile December 25, 2017 +782 The mood is raw and uncompromising. At times it's savage fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile December 25, 2017 +782 ... the film rightly belongs to McDormand, who is simply grand; this is perhaps her best role since Fargo... fresh Al Hoff 0 Pittsburgh City Paper December 18, 2017 +782 With these richly drawn out characters, the main cast deliver some of their strongest screen performances to date. fresh 0 December 14, 2017 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, which flickers with a raw, elemental power despite occasional conveniences, heavy-handedness, and a too-savage tone. 3/5 fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 14, 2017 +782 Considering the sordid themes running throughout Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, McDonagh's tone is astonishingly warm. He knows how to poke fun at characters' quirks without demeaning them. 9/10 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Film Threat December 14, 2017 +782 Sam Rockwell plays a violent and racist cop who finds redemption not through owning up to his crimes, but because he's determined to solve the mystery...it's an attempt at emotional manipulation that runs cold and a journey that's played for comedy. rotten Ira Madison 0 The Daily Beast December 14, 2017 +782 A sufficient collection of eccentrics, but it's not much of a story. 3/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending December 14, 2017 +782 Mildred may be a literal and figurative flame-thrower, but out of senseless violence and righteous revenge emerges an empathy that hints at redemption. fresh Loren King 0 Newport This Week (RI) December 13, 2017 +782 Three Billboards lands somewhere near Coen brothers country, eloquently finding comedy in horror and vice versa. A fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times December 11, 2017 +782 An instant classic. 5/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review December 10, 2017 +782 A good chunk of Three Billboards is about redemption and how people are stubbornly complex, able to be many things at once. A man can be good and noble and still be prideful in ways that deprive children of a father. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com December 7, 2017 +782 Possibly Francis McDormand's best performance leads the way for a spectacular cast and crew to tell a stirring story of grief and redemption. 9/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 It's Just Movies December 7, 2017 +782 Three Billboards assumes the aspect of world-weary malcontent but is really just a patronizing scold. rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 7, 2017 +782 Three Billboards holds you as so few movies do these days. And it does so with the basics: character, dialogue and emotion. fresh Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) December 7, 2017 +782 [Frances] McDormand commands the material, instead, by playing Mildred small and close; her volatility-and her pain-are right there in her acute gaze and pursed mouth, but she rarely even has to raise her voice. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Jensen 0 Good Times Santa Cruz December 7, 2017 +782 Compelling, and richly drawn drama about characters smashing in to one another in a world that doesn't make sense... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 7, 2017 +782 It's worth noting that McDormand's performance in the role is one of the best this year; she's raw, grounded, and wickedly funny. fresh Abby Olcese 0 Sojourners December 6, 2017 +782 Martin McDonagh's latest and best film to date journeys through familiar territory with no shortcuts or quick exits. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Orlando Maldonado 0 Movie Network December 6, 2017 +782 [Frances] McDormand's performance is breathtaking as she dances between an acidic toughness and a numbing vulnerability that makes Mildred Hayes one of the most fully realized characters of the decade. fresh Jared Rasic 0 NUVO Newsweekly December 6, 2017 +782 A tonal disaster. 1/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm December 6, 2017 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is Martin McDonagh's most scorching work to date; it's immensely entertaining, engaging, savagely brutal, stingingly written with social relevancy, and layered gracefully with musings on anger 5/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 5, 2017 +782 "But while that is a rage that's exhilarating to witness, it's a rage that's not available to everyone. Just as not everyone in Ebbing can claim the protection of being considering ""good,"" we still don't live in a world where everyone gets to be angry." fresh Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News December 4, 2017 +782 McDonagh is gifted enough to make you feel like you're watching something important and penetrating, rather than just bilious 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk December 4, 2017 +782 "McDonagh's ""In Bruges"" is one of the great cinematic works of the new century. ""Three Billboards"" doesn't come close, even though it traffics in similar crackling dialogue and tremendous performances." 3/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com December 4, 2017 +782 Grim, often hilarious, and consistently thought-provoking... McDormand and Rockwell have never been better. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 2, 2017 +782 Despite my reservations, Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri is certainly memorably clever and boldly conceived. And any film that allows McDormand to strut her to stuff to this degree can't be all bad. 2.5/4 fresh Max Weiss 0 Baltimore Magazine December 1, 2017 +782 One of the best films of the year with its sturdy depiction of the grace that accompanies turning an enemy into a friend. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 1, 2017 +782 When it works, it shimmers, but when it doesn't, it yanks you out of the scene completely. 8 fresh Piers Marchant 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 1, 2017 +782 I sing the rage of Frances McDormand... When she is good, she is very, very good, but when she is mad she is better. A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Huffington Post November 30, 2017 +782 McDonagh's characters achieve complexity and depth that most writers don't even know how to imagine, let alone create, and he does it with brilliant thrift. fresh Molly Laich 0 Missoula Independent November 30, 2017 +782 Like the movie itself, Ebbing is amazingly forgiving of increasingly outlandish outbursts and twists. But then, we loved Mayberry not for its realism but for its dream-like state of off-kilter grace. Here, that grace has an edge. And it cuts. fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight November 30, 2017 +782 Look for Frances McDormand to land another Oscar nomination for a superb performance where she convincingly conveys the profound distress of a grief-stricken mother desperate for answers. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News November 30, 2017 +782 Harrelson is at his most benign as the police chief, even if McDonagh is at his roughest when he tries to write tender. fresh 0 MetroActive November 30, 2017 +782 McDormand turns her role into a masterclass on cold, slow-burning anger... fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly November 30, 2017 +782 From the lowest-common-denominator, hate-speech shock value of the dialogue to the third-act insertion of a rapist ex machina, Three Billboards ... is genuinely loathsome. 1.5/5 rotten Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review November 30, 2017 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri tells the story of a woman emulating God's vengeance when she might profit more by emulating his forgiveness, especially toward herself. 4/4 fresh Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader November 30, 2017 +782 This is bravura filmmaking, steeped in rich storytelling and tense moments that I will never forget. 4/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World November 30, 2017 +782 To me, this is a messy, overplotted, disappointing movie, mostly rescued by a cast of very talented actors. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 30, 2017 +782 You won't come out unscathed from this rewarding ride, thanks to an outstanding script and some sensational performances. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Fico Cangiano 0 CineXpress November 29, 2017 +782 McDonagh dives into this pressure cooker of a film and kicks the lid open, letting all the suppressed feelings explode onto the screen. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Mario Alegre 0 November 29, 2017 +782 ... in the hands of writer/director Martin McDonagh, what emerges is a seriously dark and thoughtful comedy. fresh 0 Willamette Week November 29, 2017 +782 The small town of Ebbing has been ebbing - losing jobs, hope, citizens and a semblance of small town safety. Yet, beneath the scabs of resentment and violent loss, McDonagh and co. reveal the fresh pink skin of survival and healing: A billboard of hope... 4/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com November 29, 2017 +782 There's a great beauty in Mildred's determination and her ferocious bravery, and in the purity of McDormand's choice of art and truth over glamour and vanity. fresh Francine Prose 0 The New York Review of Books November 29, 2017 +782 Rarely does a film defy both expectation and convention to such powerful, borderline-poetic effect. 5/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days November 29, 2017 +782 It sends its audience sprawling. It swerves past our preconceptions. 4.0/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net November 29, 2017 +782 McDormand rips into this rich material, a broken woman fighting for all she believes is right, even when it's not. It's one of the year's best performances, in one of the year's best movies. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) November 28, 2017 +782 McDormand stands out in a sea of stellar performances-more than anything else, Three Billboards is a reminder that she should be starring in movies at least as regularly as Meryl Streep. fresh Erika W. Smith 0 Bust Magazine November 28, 2017 +782 A study in the crushing effect of tragedy and the importance of empathy, it might be the year's best film. 9/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix November 28, 2017 +782 Frances McDormand is superb, giving an Oscar type of uncompromising performance in a film that is Fargo good. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 28, 2017 +782 The film presents justice as a moving target and dares us to actively pursue it en route to a greater good. A fresh 0 Cincinnati CityBeat November 27, 2017 +782 A film whose biggest flaw is that it's occasionally too clever? That's yet another surprise in a movie that's overflowing with them. A fresh Christopher Lawrence 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 27, 2017 +782 ...another strong effort from the Irish McDonagh, who simply gets it when it comes to grand filmmaking. 4.5/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) November 27, 2017 +782 The perfect actress to express Mildred's distress is Frances McDormand. fresh Diane Carson 0 KDHX (St. Louis) November 27, 2017 +782 This strikes me as an especially Irish kind of cosmology-one that arose naturally in a country divided by religion and empire for hundreds of years. fresh Sean Nelson 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) November 27, 2017 +782 A foreign director's Lynch-esque/Coen-wannabe POV on a small-town American tragedy, leavened by levity. Vivid and hilarious, it'll encourage you not to take life for granted. 4.5/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times November 25, 2017 +782 McDonagh works way too hard to inject nearly every scene with his patented solution of acid wit and dark-roast comedy... It's jarringly effective until it starts to feel like shtick, at which point it works only as a numbing agent. 1/5 rotten Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader November 25, 2017 +782 Frances McDormand delivers a formidable, ferociously uncompromising performance in Martin McDonaugh's edgy, unpredictable, morbidly funny film. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 25, 2017 +782 In a world where nothing makes sense, the raw nerves of Three Billboards are truly cathartic. fresh Matt Patches 0 Thrillist November 25, 2017 +782 Three Billboards wobbles during its tightrope walk between comedy and drama, but is kept on-course by careful direction and two fiery performances. 3.5/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant November 24, 2017 +782 "Despite McDonagh's cinematic hyperbole, it's the strength of the performances from McDormand, Harrelson and Rockwell that keeps ""Three Billboards"" sturdily anchored in a compellingly rendered reality." 3.5/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Houston Chronicle November 23, 2017 +782 Three Billboards is yet another shining example of McDonagh's distinguished talent as a filmmaker. fresh David Fontana 0 Film Inquiry November 22, 2017 +782 For every genuine emotion that McDonagh evokes, he can't resist undercutting it by showing off. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly November 22, 2017 +782 "It always threatens to spin out of control, but McDonagh secures a buzzing atmosphere of threat to the effort, allowing ""Three Billboards"" to blossom in unexpected ways" A fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com November 22, 2017 +782 McDormand is in fine form as the foul-mouthed Mildred, ready to chew up anyone in her way. In a blink, Rockwell goes from over-the-top to subtle to hateful to sympathetic. Harrelson is also marvelous, hiding any personal pain and fears behind a smirk. 3.5/4 fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Akron Beacon Journal November 22, 2017 +782 They might not all be the most pleasant people to spend time with in real life, but on screen, it would be hard to do better. 4/4 fresh Gary Rotstein 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette November 22, 2017 +782 "Mildred is easily the most robust character McDormand has been given since ""Fargo,"" and she delivers both the maternal ferocity and the undimmed grief that the role and this intensely satisfying movie require." 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 22, 2017 +782 McDonagh takes things in directions that defy expectation and gives a refreshing amount of credit to his audience to join in on the ride. 5/5 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive November 22, 2017 +782 The violence and coarseness of Three Billboards have a purpose. McDonagh is searching for the humanity, the nobility, within his characters, and thankfully, though the journey is brutal, eventually we find it along with him. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 22, 2017 +782 The quality of small films currently playing in town is rather extraordinary at this moment. Rejoice that Three Billboards is one of them. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Simon 0 Buffalo News November 22, 2017 +782 McDonagh's livewire screenplay and true direction make the pic a must-see; two Oscar-worthy performances from Frances McDormand and Sam Rockwell rocket it into the heavens. 4.5/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape November 22, 2017 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, is a good movie for anyone into dark humor. But for those of us who grew up in the Appalachians and live far from home, this is one film you must see. fresh Katie Herzog 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) November 22, 2017 +782 Takes the viewer on a dizzying ride through dark comedy, wrenching tragedy, shocking moments, karmic twists, and redemption. 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 22, 2017 +782 There are moments of nasty violence that make us turn our heads away, and there's a scene where a character reads a letter that is some of the most beautiful writing you'll hear in a movie this year. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) November 22, 2017 +782 [Martin McDonagh] brings that same keen eye and razor-fine writing to his American cousins in Ebbing, Missouri. He treats them with a similar cruel but deep affection. A fresh Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer November 22, 2017 +782 "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri"" is entertaining in a way that's practically unheard of these days." 4/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 21, 2017 +782 That rarest of cinematic treats, an entertaining and stimulating movie, with a superb script, rich characters and a cracking cast. 5/5 fresh Adam Fresco 0 Flicks.co.nz November 21, 2017 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a wonder, a daring mix of tones and themes that always work concurrently rather than against each other. 4/4 fresh Matthew Passantino 0 Big Picture Big Sound November 21, 2017 +782 In fact, we think we know Mildred as a classic American movie type - a deeply wronged person on a relentless quest for justice. Because she is righteous, and because she is Frances McDormand, we are reflexively with her in this. 3.5/4 fresh Gary Thompson 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 21, 2017 +782 Frances Mcdormand delivers a brave, unapologetic performance that commands the screen. 4/5 fresh Valerie Complex 0 Black Girl Nerds November 21, 2017 +782 A barn burner, a bracing shot of whiskey downed while spoiling for a fight, a cathartic wail against the zeitgeist of rape culture and state brutality. It's a rallying cry, a right hook to the jaw, and wow, does it ever hurt so good. 4/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service November 21, 2017 +782 "Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri,"" a tragicomic juggling act packed with vivid characters doing bad things at considerable moral cost, plays like a scalpel-sharp game of Catch the Sociopath." 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 21, 2017 +782 A meticulously shot and sharply written character study, it plays like a blend of the Coen brothers and Quentin Tarantino. 5/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune November 21, 2017 +782 Frances McDormand is undoubtedly a daredevil and unique actress... that could cause a mini storm in the awards season. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Cine Premiere November 20, 2017 +782 It's the damnedest thing, a bitterly cynical picture filled with hope. fresh Sean Burns 0 The ARTery November 20, 2017 +782 Frances McDormand stands tall as angry, grieving mother. Rockwell and Harrelson very strong in support. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald November 17, 2017 +782 This is a darkly funny, deeply moving and always audacious high wire act of a film that, much like its unforgettable heroine, obeys none of the rules or niceties and is all the more memorable and exciting because of it. 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com November 17, 2017 +782 Three Billboards takes its cues from McDormand, who infuses Mildred with uncompromising strength, the kind that allows a formidable woman to go toe-to-toe with any man and strike fear into his trembling heart. fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Denerstein Unleashed November 17, 2017 +782 Written and directed by Martin McDonagh, and superbly acted by Frances McDormand and a handful of costars, the film is a splendidly mixed tonal cocktail and holiday-season highlight. 3.5/4 fresh Anita Katz 0 San Francisco Examiner November 17, 2017 +782 One of the most invigorating black comedies Hollywood's come up with in years. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR November 17, 2017 +782 "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri"" is a powder keg of rage and raw emotion that deftly dances on the line between dark comedy and wrenching drama." A fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News November 17, 2017 +782 This film is playing a delicate game, offering observations about human nature while it undercuts our expectations about how we watch movies. 4/4 fresh Robert Horton 0 Seattle Weekly November 17, 2017 +782 The dialogue is stilted, none of the situations seem believable, and most of the jokes are stale. D- rotten Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk November 16, 2017 +782 The film expertly gives the main characters their moments without detracting from the main story, and does so with dialogue that's Hell or High Water-style offbeat and witty. fresh Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper November 16, 2017 +782 Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri is an empathetic view of humanity at its best, its worst, and, as is most often the case in this world, everything in between. 4/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 16, 2017 +782 McDonagh's genius is evident in the way he tugs and pushes the boundaries of good behaviour, often providing just enough motivation to mess with our sense of what's justified, and when. 5/5 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post November 16, 2017 +782 McDonagh knows how to get good characters into a story but not always how to get them out of it. This time he's considerably more focused, letting McDormand's ferocious mother-bear of a performance, her best since Fargo, drive the narrative. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 16, 2017 +782 This is the best movie I've seen this year. 4/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 16, 2017 +782 Rockwell is fearless in exploring this hissable Id-with-a-badge, down to showing us what makes him tick like a time bomb. His performance should be sufficient reason to see Three Billboards. 4/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald November 16, 2017 +782 There has never been a better time for a woman-centric movie, especially one about a smart, angry woman. 5/5 fresh Tim Appelo 0 AARP Movies for Grownups November 16, 2017 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a character study, even though the parts never stop moving -- it's wildly violent, brilliantly funny and deeply moving. And so smart. 5/5 fresh Liz Braun 1 Toronto Sun November 16, 2017 +782 If McDonagh's dark comedy-drama doesn't quite out-Fargo Fargo, it brilliantly illustrates the chaos a few choice words can cause in the hands of a talented filmmaker. 8/10 fresh 0 PopMatters November 16, 2017 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri will make you laugh -- and then make you wonder whether you should be laughing. And that's why it's so good. There are no easy answers. A- fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman November 16, 2017 +782 "Three Billboards"" raises the stakes as it goes." 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 16, 2017 +782 McDonagh's movie is a four-course meal, with writing so sharp and performances so bold and sly that it's tough to leave the theater unmoved. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online November 16, 2017 +782 [McDonagh's] third film finds him back in form with a pitch black, if not quite pitch perfect, comedy brought to life by an outstanding cast. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 16, 2017 +782 But McDonagh's vision and style is something of its own, and it operates on its own bloody terms. 3/4 fresh Tom Meek 0 Cambridge Day November 16, 2017 +782 A genuine anti-heroine, she has infinite humanity. fresh Graham Fuller 0 Culture Trip November 16, 2017 +782 Three Billboards is a momentous achievement, presenting us with a remarkable female character and topical plot about the conspiracy of silence that pervades our culture. 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle November 16, 2017 +782 I didn't like Three Billboards, but I respect McDonagh for taking his lewd, vulgar screwballs in directions without a compass and leaving viewers wondering where in the world the film will go next. 2.5/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer November 16, 2017 +782 It constantly keeps us off balance, even as it never loses its own. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News November 16, 2017 +782 "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri"" is just the bitter pill the times call for, offered with a loving cup to make it go down just a bit easier." 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 16, 2017 +782 "Like the best movies often do, ""Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri"" leaves audiences with a complex set of emotions, and with a hard-to-define hint of the profound." 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 16, 2017 +782 In a career full of fascinating performances, this may be McDormand's most-fascinating yet. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 16, 2017 +782 A darkly comic Jeremiad whose time has come 4/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation November 15, 2017 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is quite a show and the best evidence yet that someone, somewhere, should erect a statue of Frances McDormand 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 15, 2017 +782 The flick is riddled with first-rate actors mouthing provocative dialogue in a unique story. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express November 15, 2017 +782 Cunning and surprisingly moving...may be burdened with an unwieldy title, but it advertises one of the year's most compelling films. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 15, 2017 +782 McDormand, carrying the movie on blue-denimed shoulders, is a wonder. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 14, 2017 +782 That's the problem that Three Billboards warns us about. As our horror fades into complacency when faced with an overwhelming problem, who will be there to remind us? Who will put up our billboards? fresh Anne Cohen 0 Refinery29 November 14, 2017 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is the dark comedy that Suburbicon wanted to be. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Cultured Vultures November 14, 2017 +782 ...illuminates the multifarious despicable ways that humans treat each other... fresh Pauline Adamek 0 FILMINK (Australia) November 13, 2017 +782 Three Billboards may be a film chiefly concerned with rage, and pain, but it's also one of the best dark comedies of recent vintage, and one of the better dramas as well. A- fresh Dominick Suzanne-Mayer 0 Consequence of Sound November 11, 2017 +782 This exhilarating mix of biting dark comedy and taut crime drama showcases some terrific performances and a sharp-tongued script packed with incisive sociopolitical subtext. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue November 10, 2017 +782 There's some memorable one-liners, well drawn characters, and an ending that'll have folks debating what truly happened after the screen has gone dark. 4/5 fresh Mike Reyes 0 CinemaBlend November 10, 2017 +782 The film offers one of the most indelible performances of the year: Sandy Martin, playing the frog-throated and chain-smoking Mama Dixon as a beer-swillin' coach potato Machiavelli. 3/4 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com November 10, 2017 +782 The filmmaker and his cast masterfully capture... the unspoken thoughts and feelings that complicate our understanding of why they carry themselves the way that they do. 4/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 10, 2017 +782 McDonagh uses advertising as a metaphor for aggravated communication, as apparent in our media and social relations, but, regrettably, it's also a foreigner's careless simplification of America's current unease. rotten Armond White 0 National Review November 10, 2017 +782 Scene by scene, the movie is compelling, but the scenes don't fit together especially well. B- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 10, 2017 +782 So sharply written that it cuts, the third movie from award-winning playwright Martin McDonagh is a dramedy that starts with cleverness and wit, then opens up into something truthfully human. 5/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media November 10, 2017 +782 A challenging portrait of grace in a funny, dark package. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz November 10, 2017 +782 Francis McDormand anchors an excellent drama about flawed folks dealing in futile ways good and bad with understandable anger. 8/10 fresh Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes November 10, 2017 +782 McDonagh has created a comic tragedy that ducks and feints, defying expectations with many admirable and some less convincing results. 3.5/4 fresh Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail November 10, 2017 +782 You never know what to expect from Martin McDonough, and that's one reason this film is so striking. He offers a consistently off-kilter view of human behavior, brought to life by a first-rate ensemble cast fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com November 10, 2017 +782 The movie is, by turns-and sometimes simultaneously-darkly comic, blazingly profane, flat-out hilarious and shockingly violent, not to mention flippant, tender, poetic and profound. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 9, 2017 +782 In some ways, watching this film is like reading those alt-right fashion profiles of Richard Spencer that insisted we overlook his campaign of quiet terror and find common ground with him. Nope. rotten April Wolfe 1 Village Voice November 9, 2017 +782 With his rubbery frame, deep-set eyes, and sun-baked California drawl, the actor's wiry energy dominates any scene he's in. Wherever [Sam] Rockwell's placed, he's perfect. fresh Noel Murray 0 The Week November 9, 2017 +782 "... ""Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri"" really sings because of Frances McDormand, who is so utterly majestic, hilarious, heartfelt, dominant, and effective that not even those superlatives really do her justice." 4.5/5 fresh Gregory Wakeman 0 Metro November 9, 2017 +782 It's the first of McDonagh's movies to match the maturity of his plays, and the first time he's pushed past writing about hitmen and screenwriters to make something that feels like it could be about your neighbors. fresh Chris Klimek 1 NPR November 9, 2017 +782 A savage film, even a dangerous one, the blackest take-no-prisoners farce in quite some time. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 9, 2017 +782 For all that, there is a great deal of comedy here, and a lot of great acting... fresh John Anderson 0 America Magazine November 9, 2017 +782 A movie that starts strong and just builds, always pushing forward yet still finding time for interesting detours. 4/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 9, 2017 +782 McDormand commands the screen and plays her audience like a fiddle, stroking our outrage, tugging at our heartstrings, and coaxing screams of reckless laughter. fresh Kristy Puchko 0 Nerdist November 9, 2017 +782 "Everything fits together too neatly in ""Three Billboards,"" even when chaos descends, but the performers add enough rough texture so that it doesn't always feel so worked." fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times November 8, 2017 +782 Perhaps it's a result of all the other roles we've seen this uniquely fearless actress play, on stage and screen, wrapped into one. But you look at her face and you think: This person has a moral compass. Her side is the right one. We will be safe there. 3.5/4 fresh Jocelyn Noveck 1 Associated Press November 8, 2017 +782 The problem with most redemption narratives, besides the fact their emotional range seems calculated to win awards, is that they bask in the seeming paradoxes of their premise. rotten 0 The Ringer November 8, 2017 +782 The film gradually gets bored with its own grandstanding and winds up saying not much of anything. rotten Kyle Smith 0 National Review November 8, 2017 +782 This is a very funny movie, but its final moments give off a chilly unease. 8.2/10 fresh Tim Grierson 0 Paste Magazine November 8, 2017 +782 Three Billboards says a lot about how we treat women who demand answers. fresh Kevin Fallon 0 The Daily Beast November 8, 2017 +782 There's a pounding heartbeat throughout the film; every character has superbly-defined desires and pains. 8/10 fresh Austin Trunick 0 Under the Radar November 8, 2017 +782 In the end, it's all about McDormand, who's great at playing ordinary women in extraordinary circumstances. 4.5/5 fresh Joe Dziemianowicz 1 New York Daily News November 8, 2017 +782 Frances McDormand is phenomenal in this surefire awards contender from Martin McDonagh-it's a renegade masterpiece that will get you good. 4/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 8, 2017 +782 Frances McDormand is in Fargo-like high form. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Shockya.com November 7, 2017 +782 As a snapshot of middle American impotency on an epic scale, it's a bizarre and intimate vision conjured here. 5/5 fresh David Crow 0 Den of Geek November 7, 2017 +782 Martin McDonagh's tragi-comedy turns out to be the most humane of movies: a non-sentimental but intimate look at people under the greatest of stresses but also a remarkable testament to the healing, or at least coping, powers of empathy. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute November 7, 2017 +782 The narrative builds in admirably inventive and surprising ways. You'll have to see it twice just to appreciate it. fresh Mara Reinstein 0 MaraMovies.com November 7, 2017 +782 Frances McDormand delivers a witty and compelling performance as a mother out for justice in this ingenious mix of drama and dark comedy from Martin McDonagh. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International November 6, 2017 +782 I was riveted for a long time by [Frances] McDormand's stricken but determined face, by how Mildred keeps dragging herself into confrontations when every cell in her body seems weary. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 6, 2017 +782 McDormand is a powerhouse. She should be on the short list for a Best Actress nomination. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 5, 2017 +782 I imagine the story speaks to untold numbers of families who have suffered --- and continue to suffer --- from unsolved tragedies involving loved ones. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 5, 2017 +782 Three Billboards takes turns that most filmmakers wouldn't even attempt, much less sustain. But watching McDonagh pull this off is, in its own way, thrilling; it's one of those movies that makes you marvel at everything one film can be. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire November 3, 2017 +782 ... while McDonagh's film doesn't lack for gallows humor and pitch-dark stuff, it's in the department of truth that it comes up short. rotten Nick Pinkerton 0 Film Comment Magazine November 3, 2017 +782 [Martin] McDonagh hasn't created a movie about murder. It's about about reclaiming a sense of justice when the world seems senseless and cold. fresh Susan Kemp 0 PopMatters November 2, 2017 +782 The drama is in seeing what happens when these characters interact.Since it's not a formula, it's the essence of drama to force confrontations between these characters.The important thing is you understand why every character is doing what they're doing. fresh Fred Topel 0 We Live Entertainment November 2, 2017 +782 The script for Three Billboards is undeniably extremely witty and absurd. Yet what takes the film beyond the point of being simply enjoyable is its ever- surprising emotional depth. fresh Manuela Lazic 0 Spark Magazine November 1, 2017 +782 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a funny, shocking, oddly sobering reminder that people should inform the process, not the other way around. fresh Jacob Knight 0 Birth.Movies.Death. November 1, 2017 +782 What's so special about Three Billboards is that it has genuine, sincere empathy for its characters, across the board 5/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 Splice Today October 31, 2017 +782 McDonagh has, once again, entrusted some of the best actors working today with delivering his words. But while everyone in the film deserves their fair share of praise, it's Sam Rockwell and Frances McDormand who shine brightest. 9.5/10 fresh Alex Welch 0 IGN Movies October 29, 2017 +782 Three Billboards is one of those films that comes along only once every decade or so. fresh Ryan Morris 0 Film Inquiry October 26, 2017 +782 McDonagh encompasses equal parts of engagement, humor, and enlightenment. It's the gold standard of a terrific script paired with even better storytelling. 4/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com October 25, 2017 +782 Sam Rockwell is in a league of his own. fresh Leonardo Goi 0 Cinema Scope October 25, 2017 +782 Somehow McDonagh manages to weave in a little bit of hopefulness in this story when it seems like there should be none. 4/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics October 23, 2017 +782 Three Billboards is a wonderfully tragic comedy that gifts McDormand with an incredible character. 9/10 fresh Peter Turner 0 Starburst October 19, 2017 +782 It is Frances McDormand who seals the deal, pulling the humour, rage and heart of this compelling - if at times difficult-to-watch - drama together. 4/5 fresh Joseph Walsh 0 The Skinny October 16, 2017 +782 Be prepared for one of the best endings of any movie this decade A- fresh Jordan Ruimy 0 World of Reel October 15, 2017 +782 McDonagh lets the guilt flow freely and in unexpected places, not so much tearing our sympathies as folding them in on themselves until we realise that simple answers are unlikely in the presence of complex humans. 4/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film October 13, 2017 +782 It's all about McDormand - truly a performer you can build a whole film around, and one who can whisk a scene away from even her most seasoned peers. 5/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 The List October 13, 2017 +782 Three Billboards is stunningly calibrated, capable of erupting with force and then retracting to silent rumination within seconds, the shifts composed like a filmic symphony. fresh Tomas Trussow 0 Film Inquiry October 3, 2017 +782 Frances McDormand and Martin McDonagh offer career-best work in this profoundly moving film. fresh Matt Hoffman 0 Film School Rejects September 23, 2017 +782 Just when you think you know what is driving them, [Martin McDonagh] drops in a detail that alters your perspective and toys with your loyalties. These are probably the most complicated, compelling characters you will see on screen all year. fresh Esther Zuckerman 0 Mashable September 21, 2017 +782 The film's alchemy, which mixes brutal cynicism and tender emotion, is unlike anything I've seen before. fresh Brian D. Johnson 0 Maclean's Magazine September 21, 2017 +782 Martin McDonagh channels Flannery O'Connor's humor and sensibility in a film that looks at the absurd world and laughs. 4/5 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Vox September 21, 2017 +782 A darkly comic masterpiece, with towering performances from Frances McDormand and Sam Rockwell. fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 18, 2017 +782 Three Billboards has anger, violence, tragedy, forgiveness, and revenge of Hellenic proportions, and all because a woman asks a question of a man. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip September 17, 2017 +782 A rural, podunk masterpiece. 9/10 fresh Mike Ryan 0 Uproxx September 15, 2017 +782 Where this brilliant production thrives most predominantly, is in the striking combination of comedy and drama, which has been seamlessly woven together. 5/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys September 14, 2017 +782 Keep your eye on Sam Rockwell as Harrelson's nastiest deputy. You'll think you've seen him do this before, but trust me: he's a goddamn revelation. 5/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto September 13, 2017 +782 The film is the finest balance yet of Martin McDonagh's bleak sense of humor and offbeat moral sincerity. 3.5/4 fresh Jake Cole 0 Slant Magazine September 13, 2017 +782 One of those truly rare films that feels both profound and grounded; inspirational without ever manipulatively trying to be so. 4/4 fresh Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com September 13, 2017 +782 This rural drama is the best yet from playwright and filmmaker Martin McDonagh, and one of Frances McDormand's greatest performances. 4/4 fresh Sara Stewart 1 New York Post September 12, 2017 +782 Don't overlook McDormand in Martin McDonagh's dark, often hilarious Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. fresh John Powers 0 Vogue September 12, 2017 +782 It's a remarkably powerful film and yet another reminder that the talent on board are some of the very best cinema has to offer. 9/10 fresh Allyson Johnson 0 The Young Folks September 12, 2017 +782 McDormand is righteous fury personified, and her performance-the best she's delivered since Fargo, maybe-is heartbreaking, but also wildly, profanely entertaining. B+ fresh 1 AV Club September 12, 2017 +782 Film critics wake up every morning praying their day will include a movie like this. 1 fresh Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush September 11, 2017 +782 McDonagh's latest work is simply exceptional; a film rich with narrative fluidity, profane laughs, standout performances and complex character studies. A fresh Rory O'Connor 0 The Film Stage September 11, 2017 +782 It's Rockwell who's the real revelation here, winning the sympathy that only the best of Calibans capture with a performance of an astonishing range of awkwardnesses. I loved it. fresh Nick James 0 Sight and Sound September 8, 2017 +782 Another piercing performance from [Frances] McDormand. 3/5 fresh Raphael Abraham 0 Financial Times September 6, 2017 +782 It's refreshing to see a director capable of portraying the evils of contemporary America without falling into sociological study or political pamphlet. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Fotogramas September 6, 2017 +782 Frances McDormand dazzles in the most sour, dark and cornered comedy that can give a year as sour, dark and desperate as this. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Luis Mart 0 El Mundo (Spain) September 6, 2017 +782 ... Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a multi-layered piece with such swathes of great dialogue that it will no doubt reward - if not demand - multiple viewings. 4/5 fresh John Bleasdale 0 CineVue September 5, 2017 +782 Sour and funny, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is the film that the Coen brothers must somehow just have forgotten to make, when they were at their height. 5/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard September 5, 2017 +782 No film since Fargo has made so much use of [Frances McDormand's] potent talents. fresh Guy Lodge 0 Vanity Fair September 5, 2017 +782 [Three Billboards] makes for soaringly satisfying viewing, yet the satisfaction comes from blistering performances and virtuosic screenwriting. 5/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 5, 2017 +782 There are times in Three Billboards when the themes and events are so dark and ugly that the humor is stopped dead in tracks and the laughs get caught in your throat. fresh Steve Pond 1 TheWrap September 5, 2017 +782 The pinnacle of McDonagh's directorial career so far. 5/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) September 5, 2017 +782 "Though ""Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri"" pursues a number of narrative strains, it's really about lost characters doing whatever they can to scheme their way out of a rut." A- fresh Ben Croll 1 indieWire September 5, 2017 +782 McDonagh's most satisfying movie, a very juicy and resonant treat. fresh Glenn Kenny 1 RogerEbert.com September 5, 2017 +782 [Three Billboards] is a startling piece of work: a perverse, comic and tragic revenge story in which all the characters defy our often very low expectations of them. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) September 5, 2017 +782 Three Billboards plays like a country ballad that's full of improvised riffs on old themes: Its verses head off in different directions, some violent and swearing, others reflective or funny. 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out September 5, 2017 +782 McDormand kicks against convention and expectation, with an out-of-the-box performance that delivers what one would hope for, and so much more. fresh Ed Gibbs 0 Little White Lies September 4, 2017 +782 With McDormand as the Greek Chorus for the left side of hatred and Rockwell the bumbling bumper sticker for the right side of hatred, it's unfortunate that Harrelson's Sheriff is eventually reduced to a deus ex machina character. 2.5/5 rotten Brian Formo 0 Collider September 4, 2017 +782 Punchy sequences bounce off each other as McDonagh's well-written pages often struggle to slot together. When it's funny, though, Ebbing really scores, and many viewers will find the laughter carries them over its problems. fresh Fionnuala Halligan 0 Screen International September 4, 2017 +782 It's far from a masterpiece, yet it holds you, it adds up, and it's something to see. fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety September 4, 2017 +782 A corrosively humorous drama of festering injustice, Shakespearean rage, grave reckoning and imperfect redemption, which unfolds with the epic dimensions of a classic Western showdown. fresh David Rooney 1 Hollywood Reporter September 4, 2017 +782 Martin McDonagh has choreographed an almost impossible feat of a brutally dark comedy that, thanks to both Sam Rockwell and Frances McDormand, elicits an emotional response you simply don't see coming. B+ fresh Gregory Ellwood 0 The Playlist September 4, 2017 +783 Treats its audience as a friend, inviting one and all to share in the fun; the dialogue, as atrocious as it is, is recited knowing wholeheartedly the very audience sharing the joke on the other side of the screen. 4/5 fresh Jack Porter 0 CineVue November 5, 2018 +783 A minor film on this sort of scale is always a major gesture. fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 0 MUBI November 19, 2017 +783 The Expendables is more than just your average action movie; it is the action movie of the year uniting the grittiness and soul of the old genre with the special effects and coolness of the new genre. See it. A fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 11, 2017 +783 Trust me, [there's] a scene you need to witness with a crowd that whoops and cheers, which is really what this film demands of its audience throughout. 4/5 fresh Brigit Grant 0 Daily Express (UK) August 22, 2017 +783 Some kind of meatheaded masterpiece, it's cinematic junk food of the highest order. fresh Sean Burns 0 The Improper Bostonian May 9, 2015 +783 What The Expendables does right is it caters to its fans. It knows exactly what they want and it delivers a a pure, adrenaline-fuelled thrill ride with some great action. 8/10 fresh Matt Joseph 0 We Got This Covered November 9, 2013 +783 The action scenes are huge and excessively violent on a scale not seen since the closing scenes of Commando. At one point, in the absence of any buildings to detonate or ammunition depots to destroy, I think I saw an explosion explode. 4/5 fresh Ali Gray 0 TheShiznit.co.uk September 28, 2012 +783 "What we end up with is an incomprehensible, overly-long explosion-fest that could have easily been retitled ""A.D.D.: The Motion Picture." 2/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 23, 2012 +783 the kind of all-out, over the top action movie they just don't make anymore, which is probably a good thing because the human brain can only take a movie that provides the equivalent to getting three consecutive adrenaline shots so many times. 8.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files August 15, 2012 +783 I like the idea of this movie much more than how it actually turned out. 2.5/4 rotten Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine May 12, 2012 +783 This has been clearly aimed at - pardon the pun - diehard action film fans. Anyone else, who might expect a vague sense of irony, will be sorely disappointed. 2/5 rotten Laurence Boyce 0 The Baltic Times December 13, 2011 +783 ... It's a little like meeting up with old friends, only to come away deflated, realising you just don't have that much to talk about any more. rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray June 30, 2011 +783 Stallone, with his highly unusual current face, is so busy making googly eyes at Statham and nursing a man-crush that he forgets that the goal of this movie is MORE KILLING. 2.5/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +783 If you are a connoisseur of the Steven Seagal flavor of direct-to-DVD action film, seeing all these guys up on screen actually is a lot of fun. It doesn't make it a good movie by any stretch of the imagination, but it's still a lot of fun. 5.5/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 21, 2011 +783 The rest of the mayhem is simply ultraviolent, nonstop, and numbing. Better jokes might have helped. C- rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor January 3, 2011 +783 Unnatural but kind of remarkable. C rotten Matt Singer 0 IFC.com December 21, 2010 +783 Provides a decent, if not totally fulfilling, fix of that something we miss. 6/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 7, 2010 +783 ... a perfectly enjoyable mercenaries-on-a-mission-of-redemption adventure with a mix of testosterone-fueled camaraderie and this-time-it's-personal seriousness. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com December 3, 2010 +783 Suitable for a night of cold beer, chili, and a hot woman at your side... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed November 19, 2010 +783 The film's climax delivers and delivers and just keeps topping itself, making it possibly the most satisfying experience since cheeseburgers after a very big night. 4/5 fresh Paj Sandhu 0 Moviedex October 22, 2010 +783 Final notes: this is a movie in which Dolph Lundgren is expected to convincingly portray a junkie and have an American accent. Also, Jet Li plays a character called Yin Yang. Do with this information what you will. 1.5/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix October 21, 2010 +783 If the plot line doesn't leave you numb with disbelief, the excessive explosive outbursts and viscerally edited dismemberments will drop you, or someone you care about, wet in the seat. 2/5 rotten Elias Savada 0 Film Threat October 15, 2010 +783 It's fun to see this aging cast together on screen, but the movie is junk. The one-liners aren't funny, the dialogue is tedious, and the action itself is prosaic and repetitive. 2/4 rotten Russ Breimeier 0 Christianity Today September 24, 2010 +783 How many actions stars does it take to get audiences into theaters? THIS many. 3.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com September 4, 2010 +783 The entertaining action scenes are as weighty and gnarly as the actors' grizzled mugs. 3/5 fresh Matt Glasby 0 Flicks.co.nz August 31, 2010 +783 Wow, I haven't seen this much over-the-hill action since Don Ameche and Hume Cronyn did laps in Cocoon. C rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! August 30, 2010 +783 The Expendables is admirable for bringing these actors all together, but shameful for not having the integrity to do anything of value with them. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 28, 2010 +783 humble, subtle and restrained 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 26, 2010 +783 We can understand the need to have a support group for elderly action heroes who want to relive the glory years. But did they have to release it as a film? Unnecessary. 2/5 rotten Catherine Bray 0 Film4 August 26, 2010 +783 Except for 'youngster' Jason Statham, Stallone's band of geriatric heroes are pretty creaky C rotten Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) August 26, 2010 +783 What we get is pure, unadulterated B-movie stuff, with an A-budget. fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard August 26, 2010 +783 The action sequences are terrific, the violence excessive. The guiltiest of guilty pleasures, then. fresh Michael Bonner 0 August 25, 2010 +783 Unless you've got a burning desire to see some old-timers trying to turn back the clocks and running around in a film they know in their heart-of-hearts is more at home on the small screen, wait for the DVD. 5/10 rotten Mike Barnard 0 Future Movies UK August 24, 2010 +783 Offers up neither clearly delineated characters nor any fundamental character of its own. C- rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness August 23, 2010 +783 That the supporting cast really needn't have bothered showing up is the closest Stallone gets to a decent joke. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman August 23, 2010 +783 Nothing exceeds like excess in The Expendables. 2.5/4 rotten Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times August 21, 2010 +783 Thick-necked and hollow-headed and weirdly affecting rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 21, 2010 +783 The Expendables is like dating a jock - no sparkling conversation or subtlety but great to have around when you need to blow sh-t up or kick some ass. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org August 21, 2010 +783 misses many opportunities to truly exploit its old-school ethos, instead falling into the trap of hyper-edited incoherence 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk August 20, 2010 +783 Something about the large scope of the action confounds Stallone, and his excessively large number of unit directors. It's too hectic, too confusing to be cool, or exhilirating. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 20, 2010 +783 Is it that big a deal to have a cast that includes Steve Austin, Randy Couture and Terry Crews? These guys would line up for a straight-to-DVD American Pie sequel if asked. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 20, 2010 +783 Stallone's dozens of remaining fans know exactly what to expect, and he gives it to them good and hard. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 20, 2010 +783 Botched sensitivity aside, The Expendables delivers epic action. 2.5/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) August 20, 2010 +783 Not since Rocky worked out in a meat locker has Sylvester Stallone surrounded himself with so much aging beef. 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) August 20, 2010 +783 Stallone, never a clear speaker, spends most of his time grunting like a Gloucester Old Spot or barking like a sea lion with a sore throat. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 20, 2010 +783 "After repeated taunts to ""Bring it,"" increasing evidence of the barely-there story, and a war's worth of bullets and fireballs, The Expendables gets pretty tiresome. " rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Film Threat August 20, 2010 +783 It's an A-grade cast all right, but there's no escaping that this is a B-movie. 3/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) August 20, 2010 +783 Drenched in adrenaline, veiled in violence, 'The Expendables' really is. Expendable, I mean. 1.5/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 20, 2010 +783 The worst action film of the year, and that's saying something. 1/5 rotten Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies August 20, 2010 +783 In which a bunch of macho has-beens and never-weres splash down in the action pond for one last go-round. 1/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) August 20, 2010 +783 The movie struggles to find a main attraction that's worth the bullets it's printed on. 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 20, 2010 +783 Quit it with the CGI blood spurts. 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review August 19, 2010 +783 Exceeded my expectations as concerns dumbness -- and my expectations were high. This movie actually goes beyond being merely dumb; it's more like the nirvana of dumbosity. 3/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 19, 2010 +783 ... delivers exactly what the coming attractions promise - a lot of over-the-top action and silliness ... 2/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly August 19, 2010 +783 If you like watching men with no necks thumping each other, this could be your Citizen Kane. 1/5 rotten David Jenkins 1 Time Out August 19, 2010 +783 The only reason to watch this film is to see some of the world's most famous action stars returning for one last bout of mayhem. 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post August 19, 2010 +783 A piece of sclerotic all-star machismo about as exciting as Veterans' Arm-Wrestling Night at the Hollywood Bowl. 1/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times August 19, 2010 +783 A film so unashamedly manly, it makes Fight Club look like the time they did Single Ladies on Glee. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 News of the World August 19, 2010 +783 If you only see one action movie this year, see The Expendables -- twice. 4/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema August 19, 2010 +783 full review at Movies for the Masses 2.5/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses August 19, 2010 +783 In lieu of a flurry of left hooks and roundhouse kicks, we stay safely in Stallone's comfort zone of shoot 'em ups and s--- getting blown up. 1.5/4 rotten Lauren Wissot 0 Slant Magazine August 18, 2010 +783 [A] lumbering, aptly titled hulk of a movie. 1/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix August 18, 2010 +783 An unstoppable throwback to the days of Rambo and Commando; a time when heroes cracked wise, shat bullets, and blew-up a thousand faceless enemies before breakfast. 3/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) August 17, 2010 +783 We want to remember. We want to revel. We want to watch things explode. Stallone only understands one of these things. So yes, there will be explosions. 4/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review August 17, 2010 +783 defensive and frankly more than a little pathetic 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central August 17, 2010 +783 It looks like most of the money spent in this project went to explosions, which are many and huge, and to acting salaries, at the expense of special effects and the script, which could have used a big upgrade. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope August 17, 2010 +783 Watching The Expendables is like watching professional wrestling but with guns, knives and a whole lot of death. 3/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy August 17, 2010 +783 Flawed, but the action scenes are as violent, ridiculous and over the top as you could hope for. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal August 16, 2010 +783 Big guns, big hats, big motorcycles, big trucks. There is obviously more being projected here than just a movie 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews August 16, 2010 +783 Stallone's boasted that he's made the drunk uncle of all dumb action movies and in several ways he has C fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly August 16, 2010 +783 Whatever film you've imagined...is better than what the film actually is. 2/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com August 16, 2010 +783 An overly-hyped exercise, a cynical attempt to couple recognizable action stars with their respective muscles onscreen ... think of this not so much a film but, rather, steroid abuse of a whole other kind. 3/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online August 16, 2010 +783 Glories in over-the-top, testosterone-driven action and an ensemble whose names I only expected to hear when I died and went to B-movie heaven. If only The Expendables' script was as divine as its roll call. 3/5 fresh Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com August 15, 2010 +783 There's a lot in this nostalgic Sylvester Stallone actioner that lives up to its title - the recycled plot, the forgettable characters, the monotonous violence - but it's an undeniable kick to see these vets in action. 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound August 15, 2010 +783 "With only a couple of artistic virtues and even fewer moral attributes to its credit...""The Expendables"" is wretched." D rotten 0 Movie Dearest August 15, 2010 +783 Despite some surprisingly decent performances, it just isn't as fun as it should be. But Stallone does prove there's still some room left in the action genre for these titans, so let's why not? Let's have another round. C+ rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) August 14, 2010 +783 For diehard action fans the explosions and car chases will be enough but for those looking for strong characters and plot development it will be lacking. 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com August 14, 2010 +783 It passes for an average Stallone film, which doesn't quite make it a good pic even though it's not exactly a bad pic. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 14, 2010 +783 Too bad this blast-from-the-past mucho macho male reunion movie is so absurdly incoherent. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com August 14, 2010 +783 It's like being in Stallone's head watching his stream of consciousness manifest. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine August 14, 2010 +783 Jean-Claude van Damme and Steven Seagal will be kicking themselves - or perhaps each other - for having turned Stallone down. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly August 13, 2010 +783 It's one of those movies best watched on DVD or Blu-ray where you can fast-forward any time you see someone open their mouth to talk. C rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com August 13, 2010 +783 What you will find is both familiar in its contours and unique in its casting. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine August 13, 2010 +783 It's not the age of the actors that makes The Expendables expendable. It's the stale storytelling. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 13, 2010 +783 An awful screenplay, horrible acting, and all action - fisticuffs, gun fights, car chases, etc. - is badly edited. It's a terrible movie. I loved every cliche-filled minute. 4/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald August 13, 2010 +783 It's all as dumb as mud, but it's familiar and comfortable enough to entertain on a basic level. 2.5/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies August 13, 2010 +783 The Expendables isn't as much fun as it should be. 2/4 rotten Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail August 13, 2010 +783 I's a bit like a trip to the gym on a flat tire. C+ rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News August 13, 2010 +783 The advertising materials... carry just the right kind of gleeful, confident attitude -- but sadly, Stallone's actual movie is a giant mess and a wasted opportunity. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media August 13, 2010 +783 "The closest a real-life movie has ever gotten to ""Seinfeld""'s ""Death Blow."" " 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 The Trend August 13, 2010 +783 "Sylvester Stallone's gun-emptying, blade-tossing, clandestine action flick ""The Expendables"" is great fun. Sure, this declaration comes with caveats, but do you really need to hear them?" 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post August 13, 2010 +783 If ever there was a movie that was all about the action scenes, The Expendables is it. 3/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant August 13, 2010 +783 The world has changed since Rambo and Arnold held sway, which isn't the film's fault. But it's going to be held accountable anyway. C rotten Laremy Legel 1 Film.com August 13, 2010 +783 Also the Predictables, the Forgettables and they kinda look like the Anabolic Steroidables... 2/5 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com August 13, 2010 +783 The Expendables delivers a series of macho encounters within the team of expert killers and pointedly named hard-asses. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters August 13, 2010 +783 If you accept The Expendables for what it is -- Stallone having some simple, stupid fun -- you may be surprised to find yourself joining him. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 13, 2010 +783 There's nothing wrong with a guilty pleasure. We all have them: Those movies that we know suck that we can't help but watch on cable every time they come on. But they still SUCK. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever August 13, 2010 +783 Bullets, knives and bare hands fly in an incomprehensible vortex as arms and heads and body parts get thrown into the melee. 2.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post August 13, 2010 +783 Stallone is a terrible action director. Sequences are visually incoherent, chopped-up, sloppy, vague. You'd think that in all the years he's spent in this racket he would've learned how to cobble together stuff like this. C- rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian August 13, 2010 +783 Hulk like 'Expendables.' It SMASH. Guns go BANG-BANG. Things go BOOM. Fire EVERYWHERE. Cars crash and make even MORE FIRE. HA-HA-HA. Hulk no like Rourke, though. Rourke NUTS. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald August 13, 2010 +783 The Expendables should have been the greatest action movie ever made. Unfortunately, the film is a bit underwhelming. Luckily, Crews and Statham save the day. 3/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews August 13, 2010 +783 There's no one to blame but Stallone for action sequences that degenerate into incoherence, to the point where it's impossible to know who's truck is exploding and who's shooting at whom. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 13, 2010 +783 While Stallone's film won't win any Oscars, it gives off a dopey genre high that's hard not to catch. 3.5/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News August 13, 2010 +783 Given the similarities between the two films -- the muddled fight scenes, the occasional one-liners, the over-the-top violence, used to camouflage the narrative weaknesses -- this easily could have been titled Rambo V. 2/4 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 13, 2010 +783 This is truly a movie that nobody needs -- gratuitously savage, implausible and sometimes incoherent. 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 13, 2010 +783 Occasionally fun in its over-the-top mindlessness; the fun just never lasts more than a couple minutes at a time. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 13, 2010 +783 A down and dirty action adventure, and the best escapist entertainment around. Check your brain at the door for non-stop rowdy, riotous and raucous fun. 7.0/10 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru August 13, 2010 +783 As with Rambo, we get bullets that cause heads to literally explode. That should have been the tone all along, but Stallone just can't let his movie be terrible enough to be entertaining. rotten Adam Lippe 0 Examiner.com August 13, 2010 +783 When The Expendables revs up and becomes the loud, explosive machismo parade that it's meant to be, it works. But when it doesn't, it's rather abysmal. C rotten Neil Miller 0 Film School Rejects August 12, 2010 +783 But that feeling quickly disappears thanks to the movie's awfulness, and by the time it was over the only excitement I still felt was the supreme joy of finally being able to leave the theatre and head back home. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 12, 2010 +783 It pretty much fits the bill -- maybe not directed with any particular verve or wit by Stallone, but still satisfactory of the lowest common denominators and the highest possible decibel levels. fresh William Goss 0 Cinematical August 12, 2010 +783 Like the Gosford Park of bad acting, this is one throwback that should have been thrown back. 4.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net August 12, 2010 +783 The whole enterprise is a tremendous wasted opportunity. Even the title knows it. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 12, 2010 +783 Among the explosions and the blood, a forceful melancholy infects the characters and puts a dark tinge to even the most jocular banter. fresh Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National August 12, 2010 +783 Feels less like high-concept filmmaking and more like wishful thinking. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle August 12, 2010 +783 The fights are so many and so long and the cuts so quick that you can rarely tell who's winning. One thing is certain, the losers are the viewers. 5/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times August 12, 2010 +783 Friends may not let friends die alone, but bogus philosophizing is apparently business as usual. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times August 12, 2010 +783 Alas, little money was left over to fund the screenplay, which is unbelievably bad given the level of talent involved. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News August 12, 2010 +783 You certainly can't say this over-the-top thriller skimps on action. The final third or so is wall-to-wall brawling, shootings and explosions. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 12, 2010 +783 These action heroes take their fun seriously without taking themselves seriously. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet August 12, 2010 +783 While you may have trouble figuring out who's running where in the film's big climax, Stallone sets off enough explosions to ensure their Brazilian shooting location could be seen from space. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 12, 2010 +783 best action film of the summer 4/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com August 12, 2010 +783 The audiences for whom 'The Expendables' represents a wish belatedly fulfilled aren't expecting Shakespeare, but Stallone, once an Oscar-nominated screenwriter, is strictly on autopilot here. 2/4 rotten Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner August 12, 2010 +783 Delivers pretty much exactly what its audience wants and expects: big, dumb, campy fun so deliriously, comically macho, it's remarkable that no one in the cast died of testosterone poisoning. B fresh Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club August 12, 2010 +783 It's willfully out of date, like an aging hair band that can't pack away the spandex. rotten Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press August 12, 2010 +783 Borrows liberally from such male-bonding classics as Robert Aldrich's The Dirty Dozen and Sam Peckinpah's The Wild Bunch, but offers not a whiff of the tragic fatalism and astute critique of machismo that inform those superior dramas. rotten Joshua Katzman 1 Chicago Reader August 12, 2010 +783 It yawningly snaps into place as yet another series of explosions that are dressed up with no place to blow. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 12, 2010 +783 The film bulls-eyes so-bad-it's-sad from the get-go. The precision with which it just keeps hitting that unwanted target is spooky. 1/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) August 12, 2010 +783 ... what winds up in the picture's largely lazy grasp is largely evidence of the influence of, well, any number of cheap and often straight-to-video testosterone fests. 2/5 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies August 12, 2010 +783 Expendables is the closest thing to movie Viagra yet invented. It's reprehensible. It's stoopid violent. It's a lot of unholy fun. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 12, 2010 +783 Unfortunately, there's a limit to the effectiveness of this kind of influence. 2/4 rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times August 12, 2010 +783 The big set piece at the end is impressive...proving that Stallone really is a formidable action director. It is just a pity it takes so long to get there. C+ rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO August 12, 2010 +783 It's a contender for the manliest movie ever made. fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 Film Journal International August 12, 2010 +783 As an opportunity for giant lunkheads to knock each other around and blow things up, The Expendables is considerably more fun than the last Transformers movie. 3/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com August 12, 2010 +783 Is it fun? Sort of. But it shoulda coulda been a ton of fun. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 12, 2010 +783 When it gets around to the righteous fightin' and killin' bits, The Expendables more than delivers on its promise to be the manliest movie ever made. 3/5 fresh Jen Yamato 0 Movies.com August 11, 2010 +783 It's not just the characters who are expendable: The actors may as well be tossed out with the garbage, too. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline August 11, 2010 +783 Sure, it's fun, after a fashion, to see them all in the same place, kicking and creaking. But that's about all it is. 2/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic August 11, 2010 +783 A throat-slashing, elbow-dropping, grenade-throwing, trigger-pulling, and limb-dismembering good time. 3/5 fresh Peter Hall 0 Hollywood.com August 11, 2010 +783 The shootouts are epic, but the stuff leading up to them is lame. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 11, 2010 +783 Inevitably, the film culminates in a nearly wordless bloodbath with a death every few seconds, plunging onward like the world's longest drum solo. 2.5/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) August 11, 2010 +783 The body count is enormous, the explosions deafening, and none of it makes sense -- so why did I find this such a guilty pleasure? 3/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) August 11, 2010 +783 Stallone encourages a pure bath of brutality, sans winks. It's up to the viewer to decide if this is all disgusting overkill or the cinematic equivalent of a firm erection. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 11, 2010 +783 As for Stallone, he grimaces purposefully in his El Greco beard, and he keeps the body count coming so that it sates you like a junk-food craving fulfilled. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly August 11, 2010 +783 Give me Bradley Cooper driving a tank in mid-air, any day. rotten Charlie Lyne 0 Ultra Culture August 11, 2010 +783 The thought behind this body-splattering nostalgia trip is unformed and stagnant. 2/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out August 11, 2010 +783 The Expendables is third-rate. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press August 11, 2010 +783 This is action as timeless as the reptilian brain. fresh Nick Pinkerton 1 Village Voice August 10, 2010 +783 Fathers, don't let your sons grow up without The Expendables. fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend August 10, 2010 +783 Taken as a whole, The Expendables is a disappointment, and a frustrating one at that. rotten Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix August 9, 2010 +783 The Expendables is preaching to the choir, but that choir will surely lap it up with relish. fresh Glenn Dunks 0 Trespass August 9, 2010 +783 Gratuitous explosions, fight scenes and macho stars past and present, this is the pick of this year's cluttered action crop. fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) August 9, 2010 +783 The Expendables is savage yet inert, and breathtakingly sleazy in its lack of imagination. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker August 9, 2010 +783 I'd say that I already can smell the sequel, but I believe that odor is coming from this film. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine August 9, 2010 +783 Stallone vs. Hugo Chavez? C'mon, the general wears the very same trademark fatigues and red beret, and heads a Latin American country beginning with a 'V' and ending with an 'A'. While the former overturns papaya carts and terrorizes donkeys. rotten Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze August 9, 2010 +783 Stallone and crew deliver a hard-hitting, unrepentant action extravaganza. 3.5/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb August 8, 2010 +783 "Lean, mean, funny, and chockablock with fast-twitch demolition spectacle, ""The Expendables"" represents a grand finale for several generations of action cinema stars. " B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 7, 2010 +783 Sly Stallone has corralled the meanest, toughest action actors he could find and pooled them into a turbo-charged Dirty Dozen movie. With laughs. fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile August 6, 2010 +783 It's raining bullets and knives in this macho action thriller in which brute force rules supreme. fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile August 6, 2010 +783 It's a bitter pill to swallow, but it's a dark day indeed when a film can bring together so many promising elements and, when the curtains close, leave you wondering exactly what the heck you just sat through -- and if you even enjoyed it at all. 1.5/5 rotten Patrick Kolan 0 IGN Movies AU August 6, 2010 +783 It's not particularly well made, but the patchiness only adds to the considerable goodwill and charm the movie carries. fresh Phelim O'Neill 0 Guardian August 6, 2010 +783 The gun show is in full effect in The Expendables, an old school action ensemble tailor made for our nostalgic times. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews August 5, 2010 +783 One shouldn't knock the plotting for being distinctly old-school, but criticism deserves to be levelled at the manner in which so much talent is squandered. 2/5 rotten Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy August 4, 2010 +783 It's filled with literally explosive excitement. 3/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 4, 2010 +783 Stallone's retro actioner is a cheesy, schlocky anachronistic flick, sort of a class reunion of the genre's stars of the past two decades. C- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 4, 2010 +783 A bunch of guys past their prime punching and kicking each other and pretending its for our benefit, when its really just one last self-congratulatory hurrah. 2/5 rotten Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend August 4, 2010 +783 The body count is high and the personalities click in this old-school testosterone fest. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter August 4, 2010 +783 Take the cast away, and there's not much more here than the straight-to-DVD schlock that has kept conspicuously absent rivals Steven Seagal and Jean-Claude Van Damme busy of late. rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety August 4, 2010 +783 B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +783 1.5/4 rotten 0 National Post August 13, 2010 +784 The picture is very plush... so much a display of performers who act as if a mere appearance would induce hysteria in the adoring public, that you wonder who's fooling whom. fresh Archer Winsten 1 New York Post September 21, 2018 +784 The intrigue is in the details that initially passed you by. The men, for instance, are all army veterans. They address each other by rank and their booze-fuelled camaraderie seems to be an expression of their status. 4/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) May 4, 2018 +784 a classic film with plenty of spunk 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 6, 2014 +784 Chummy caper comedy, mainly for Rat Pack fanciers. 2/5 rotten Charles Cassady 0 Common Sense Media December 15, 2010 +784 There are many incidental pleasures to be had. 3/5 fresh Colin Kennedy 0 Empire Magazine June 10, 2009 +784 Considering the iconic status of all involved, the result is disappointing. rotten 0 Film4 June 10, 2009 +784 Sinatra, Davis, and Martin performed their club acts at night and worked on this Las Vegas-set film during the day, and the good time they were having fairly jumps off the screen. 2.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide June 10, 2009 +784 Laboring under the handicaps of a contrived script, an uncertain approach and personalities in essence playing themselves, the production never quite makes its point, but romps along merrily unconcerned that it doesn't. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety June 10, 2009 +784 Terminally boring. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader June 10, 2009 +784 The heist itself, though, is a superb piece of movie-making. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +784 One suspects that the most memorable moments occurred off-camera. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +784 Young people are likely to find this more appropriate and bewitching than do their elders. The latter are likely to feel less gleeful in the presence of heroes who rob and steal. 2.5/5 rotten Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +784 Sluggishly paced, shoddily staged, and featuring a plot full of inconsistencies 1/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World April 25, 2003 +784 At least as entertaining as the remake. Probably better. 3/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum March 27, 2003 +784 Tepid. The idea is so much better than the execution. 2/5 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly March 12, 2003 +784 A heist flick that counts on its coolness -- and a remarkably downbeat ending -- for its success. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 4, 2002 +784 Think of it as an ancient-history lesson in the social evolution of long-extinct male dinosaurs. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 29, 2002 +784 The original Ocean's is fun, fun, fun. fresh Karen Croft 1 Salon.com December 17, 2001 +784 There are just too many main characters for any of them to develop any depth, too many shots of casino signs sparkling in the night, and too little pace and plot to pull the whole thing together. 3/5 rotten Tom Coates 0 BBC.com November 12, 2001 +784 Implausible yet wholly unforgettable 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +784 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 16, 2007 +784 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 2, 2005 +784 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) March 25, 2005 +784 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 20, 2004 +784 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +784 3/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 4, 2003 +784 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 25, 2002 +784 2/5 rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 11, 2002 +784 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +788 Hello, My Name is Doris is indeed a good greeting for introduction, but as a sturdy and consistent character study it never quite gels although the always resourceful veteran Sally Field is a welcoming, timeless selling point. 2.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 The Critical Movie Critics November 8, 2018 +788 "Hello, My Name is Doris"" never quite strays into anything deeper than what it presents, and the film spends too long on the unrequited love between Doris and John, but it has a certain and distinct charm that's hard to escape. " 3/5 fresh Mae Abdulbaki 0 Movies with Mae August 31, 2018 +788 Doris is an extraordinary character who grabs the reins of her life after a lifetime of sacrifice for others. While her actions are rather unusual, her feelings are recognizable, and anyone can identify with her bid to shake up things. fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 23, 2018 +788 "Hello, My Name Is Doris"" is a film that proves we are never too old to feel young, but disproves that with age comes wisdom - all in a very genuine and humorous way." 4/4 fresh Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) August 22, 2018 +788 Sally Field is remarkable as the star of Hello, My Name is Doris. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies November 15, 2017 +788 Doris may be a bit clueless, but the movie doesn't deny [Sally] Field her sexuality. fresh Esther Zuckerman 0 Refinery29 November 4, 2017 +788 ... a surprisingly sentimental and sweet film about an older woman coming of age post-middle age. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 9, 2017 +788 [Hello, My Name is Doris] helps us to appreciate the kind of beauty that doesn't fade away. B+ fresh 0 Cincinnati CityBeat September 12, 2017 +788 [Hello, My Name is Doris] is a largely unfunny movie about a sad sack woman. rotten Martha K. Baker 0 KDHX (St. Louis) August 28, 2017 +788 What starts out as Harold and Maude by way of Marvin's Room ends like a John Hughes tale with an ever-so-slightly older heroine. fresh Kathy Fennessy 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 21, 2017 +788 "Hello, My Name Is Doris"" is a story about not wanting to be forgotten, or even deemed unessential. It stars Sally Field at her most Sally Field: gently neurotic, goofy, adorable and heartbreaking." B fresh Brooke Corso 0 The Monitor (McAllen, TX) August 14, 2017 +788 There's something badly off-kilter when a two-time Oscar winner turns up in a film so confused and worse, so condescending - not only to Sally Field but to all women in her age range - that you can't quite figure out how it got made, let alone why. rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) June 20, 2017 +788 It's an unconventional movie that's captivating, powerful, and entertaining down to its very last moments. 8/10 fresh Anthony Ray 0 Film Threat May 3, 2017 +788 A playful, compassionate film, with a winning turn from Field. 4/5 fresh Steven Neish 0 HeyUGuys February 24, 2017 +788 Hello My Name is Doris is a modest little comedy-drama that is beautifully cast. It's all about Sally Field and Max Greenfield. And trusting your instincts. fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly December 30, 2016 +788 Never feels less than sweet and sensitive. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground December 15, 2016 +788 Thanks to Field's ability to give data entry clerk Doris Miller a consistent sense of dignity, it's easy to cheer for a character who'd be an eccentric or even annoying supporting character in other films. 8 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 15, 2016 +788 For Field, Doris may just herald a career rebirth. 3.5/4 fresh Christopher Schobert 0 Buffalo News November 15, 2016 +788 For Sally Fields fans, her presence should be enough to make this slight film bearable. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 2, 2016 +788 Showalter navigating things in such a way that he's able to pay off early jokes in a way that feels cathartic and genuine, yet is still humorous, while also allowing for an aura of jovial possibility that's positively joyous. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 15, 2016 +788 An puzzling tragic comedy. Sometimes it can be really humane and sometimes it's just irritating. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Toni Vall 0 August 4, 2016 +788 A fun movie about loneliness, wasted time, holding onto things and the differences between generations. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Espinof August 4, 2016 +788 A warm, heart-tugging drama laced with amusing situations that Sally Field and Max Greenfield play to the hilt. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews June 18, 2016 +788 This role is so perfect for Field -- she's famous for her ability to personify earnest gawkiness. fresh Mel Campbell 0 Junkee June 16, 2016 +788 Not into complying with whatever stereotypical scraps are allotted to older actresses in movies, Field embraces her character with geriatric gusto. Displaying elder empowerment with eccentric charm and bold sexual desire - however freaky or fantastical. fresh Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Radio June 14, 2016 +788 ...worth watching for Sally Field alone. 1 fresh Dov Kornits 0 FILMINK (Australia) June 7, 2016 +788 A small vehicle, simple and altruistic, but it rises to joyous consistency because Field grips us with her dependable blend of quirks for nearly every frame she occupies space. 3/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org May 10, 2016 +788 Hello, My Name is Doris suffers from the loss of credibility at the end. 2.0/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net April 29, 2016 +788 ... thanks to Sally Field's sweet mix of drama and comedy, Hello, My Name is Doris is more than Pretty Woman on hormone replacement therapy, it strikes a universal note by exploring fear. 4/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com April 22, 2016 +788 The best thing about Hello, My Name Is Doris is that nothing gets resolved in the expected movie fashion. The story will make you laugh, no question, but it will also make you deeply uncomfortable, and we mean that in the best way. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 1 Toronto Sun April 21, 2016 +788 The familiarity of its humour would be easier to forgive if its narrative ambitions weren't equally recognizable. 2/4 rotten Alexander Huls 0 National Post April 21, 2016 +788 Director and co-writer Michael Showalter's script, especially in scenes about Doris's hoarding and the way her family relates to it, is slack, and the ending's a bit too pat. Still, it's fun to watch great actors do their thing. 3/5 fresh Susan G. Cole 0 NOW Toronto April 20, 2016 +788 Sally Field and the rest do a surprisingly good job here of playing people who have never existed on this planet, and probably never will. Unfortunately, Hello, My Name Is Doris is not a sci-fi movie. rotten Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight April 20, 2016 +788 It manages to be both funny and endearing because Field knows to play both the external comedy and the internal drama. B fresh Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience April 15, 2016 +788 A charming ugly duckling story with some surprising and very welcome turns. fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times April 13, 2016 +788 "A sleeper for senior citizens, this year's ""Best Exotic Marigold Hotel." 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation April 12, 2016 +788 It's a feel-good movie you won't feel guilty for enjoying, or even loving. 3.5/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com April 5, 2016 +788 Film works very hard to have her make sense [but] the more comedic flares and backstory details. . .the less she jells. . .Her arc isn't completely convincing. 5/10 rotten Nora Lee 0 Film-Forward.com April 3, 2016 +788 An engaging, empathetic - if confusing - character study. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate April 2, 2016 +788 There is a lot of laughter and a lot of pathos in Hello, My Name Is Doris. Sally Field delivers one of the finest performances of her career. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat April 2, 2016 +788 ... fails to balance exaggerated gags about an old woman straining to be hip and cool but who's hopelessly out of touch, with a more poignant tale of redemption. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue April 1, 2016 +788 Sally Field outclasses some pretty waxy and unfocused material in Hello, My Name is Doris. 2.5/5 rotten Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review April 1, 2016 +788 The film is much like its title character: Its colorful cutesy-pie surface camouflages a dark interior. 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) April 1, 2016 +788 Sally Field gives a fabulous performance in quirky romcom. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media April 1, 2016 +788 Field is at the top of her game, and you will cringe, worry, fear and cheer for Doris. 2.5/4 fresh Barbara Vancheri 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette March 25, 2016 +788 A affecting comedy that opens our hearts and minds to the plight of the lonely. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 25, 2016 +788 his is a story of an elderly person coming out of her shell and re-engaging with the world, and we've seen enough stories like that done better that we really don't need Hello, My Name Is Doris. rotten Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly March 25, 2016 +788 Hello, My Name Is Doris is aimed at an older audience, but Field's performance has so much youthful energy that it ends up being a broader story of the first buds of love that, like Doris, would be acceptable and entertaining with any crowd. 3/4 fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee March 24, 2016 +788 Amid all the darkness in our world, Hello, My Name is Doris is a simple, delightful little human comedy. You know, like life itself. 3/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World March 24, 2016 +788 Fields -- in nearly every scene -- savors the material and runs with it. fresh 0 MetroActive March 24, 2016 +788 The movie is a bumpy ride at times, but, like Doris, it has its heart in the right place. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly March 23, 2016 +788 Field delivers an artfully measured performance as Doris, first lulling us into believing she'll settle into a goofy stereotype, then stirring up subtle qualities to create a character who is alternately funny and tragic, chipper and anguished. 4 fresh Bill Newcott 0 AARP Movies for Grownups March 23, 2016 +788 I'm not sure what this is, beyond a tiresome oddity for the viewer and a career low for its star. Something tells me the most sensible way to deal with Doris is simply not to say hello in the first place. rotten Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days March 23, 2016 +788 "It's probably too early to talk Oscar nominations, but when you're as good as Sally Field is in ""Hello, My Name Is Doris,"" it doesn't seem premature at all. " B+ fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger March 19, 2016 +788 A likable actress, Field bravely makes Doris a challenge to like. And against all likelihood, we're captivated. 3/4 fresh Anita Katz 0 San Francisco Examiner March 18, 2016 +788 Field's charm rises to the top, turning Doris' many neuroses into a fully realized and tenderly sympathetic character. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 18, 2016 +788 A winning comedy-drama built around one of cinema's most endearing leading ladies. 3.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday March 18, 2016 +788 [Field gives] a beautiful performance, and it's hard to imagine anyone else being able to pull off the role. B fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman March 18, 2016 +788 "I hope Showalter never abandons the caustic, absurdist satire he's known for, but ""Hello My Name is Doris"" is an empathetic and satisfying step in a new direction for him." 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) March 18, 2016 +788 There are a lot of things that could have gone wrong with this material, but Hello, My Name Is Doris avoids all of the possible pitfalls. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 18, 2016 +788 Alternately sweet and kind of creepy...an invitation you might want to skip. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 17, 2016 +788 Thank you, Michael Showalter, for giving Sally Field a role that shows us what it means to fully inhabit a character to illuminate the world. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet March 17, 2016 +788 Field does a good job of making Doris feel like a person, and manages to finish with grace even as all around her crumbles and stumbles. 1/5 rotten Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader March 17, 2016 +788 After more than a decade doing TV, writer-director Michael Showalter returns with another of his wacky but endearingly sweet rom-coms. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader March 17, 2016 +788 ...a film that reminds us of the limitations of snap judgements. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 17, 2016 +788 Thanks to Field's incredible versatility and director Michael Showalter's long comedy resume, Doris is always at the center of the joke, but never the butt of it. fresh Alynda Wheat 0 People Magazine March 17, 2016 +788 If you've ever been hopelessly in love - and who among us hasn't? - you'll likely recognize some part of yourself in the unrealistic but upbeat Doris. 3/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 17, 2016 +788 This wonderful, silly old fool doesn't need your pity, doesn't require your sympathy. Once she gets under your skin, you understand her completely. And you like her. You really like her. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle March 17, 2016 +788 Though the subplot of Doris' hoarding jumps between hilarious and depressing too jarringly at times, Field nails the anxiety of an overwhelmed senior when a single pencil is moved from its usual place. B fresh Lauren Terry 0 Willamette Week March 17, 2016 +788 Doris may be a convenient cinematic conceit, but Field gives her real juice, moving from a timid wraith to someone who realizes to her amazement that she might be lovable. 2.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star March 17, 2016 +788 A weirdly off-plumb little movie, one that manages to be condescending and compassionate, knowing and blinkered, reassuring and unsettling all at the same time. 2/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post March 17, 2016 +788 Occasional bouts of naughty words aside, this retirement-age comedy is essentially unoffensive, at times touching, and mostly lukewarm. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 17, 2016 +788 "Hello, My Name Is Doris"" is at times self-consciously quirky and precious and implausible - and Sally Field is so good in it that those complaints seem pointless." 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic March 17, 2016 +788 Field, carrying the movie on her shoulders and handing it to us for our approval, makes us root for wistful Doris. Single-handedly, she makes the movie work. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times March 17, 2016 +788 "Like its blessedly quirky, heart-on-her-sleeve, one-of-a-kind title character, ""Hello, My Name Is Doris"" is beautiful and irreplaceable just as it is." 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 17, 2016 +788 Unlikely as it may be, the relationship begins to seem as plausible to us as to the willfully optimistic Doris, which is a testament to the performers transcending the script's default mode of condescension. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews March 14, 2016 +788 Outrageously funny and captivating, but ultimately undercooked. Sally Field knocks it out of the ballpark with one of the best performances of her career. 7.9 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru March 13, 2016 +788 Sally Field triumphs in her first full-bodied leading role in a film in years. 'Doris' skillfully walks the line between broad comedy and emotional drama, never missing a beat. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily March 13, 2016 +788 Field proves more than capable of delivering Showalter-level goofiness while giving the film its heart. B+ fresh Dylan Kickham 1 Entertainment Weekly March 12, 2016 +788 Doris ...slightly uneven in tempo and tone... while Ms. Field remains at the top of her game and as likable as ever. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com March 11, 2016 +788 Watching Sally Field is one of the pleasures of going to the movies. 'Doris' doesn't always give her the material she deserves. But even when the film fails her, Field never fails to shine. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone March 11, 2016 +788 "Some might dismiss this tale of a blooming wallflower as simply a manipulative twee fantasy. But for those of us who trust in Field, this film will have us at ""Hello." 3/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com March 11, 2016 +788 A brave little film that shows it's never too late to come of age. fresh Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times March 10, 2016 +788 We feel Doris' pain simply because Field is one of the most gifted actors working, capable of being flighty and nervy and deeply sad all at the same moment. fresh Andrew Lapin 1 NPR March 10, 2016 +788 "Hello, My Name Is Doris"" ... uses this funny, outwardly ridiculous character to tell a simple story about a love that rarely speaks its name, including in movies: that of an older woman for a much younger man." fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times March 10, 2016 +788 Field keeps both hands firmly on the wheel as Doris, skillfully maneuvering through both the comedic and dramatic scenes like the two-time Oscar winner that she is. B fresh Katie Rife 1 AV Club March 10, 2016 +788 "At times, ""Hello, My Name is Doris"" can feel too real, too raw... but it demonstrates the power of decency, kindness, owning up to things, and confronting your own issues." 3.5/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service March 9, 2016 +788 Sometimes we're clearly meant to laugh at Doris' clumsy efforts at flirtation and socialization, and at others, the director wants us to relate, or maybe even cry, but he can't have everything, which ultimately leaves us with nothing. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap March 9, 2016 +788 Showalter, who wrote the screenplay with Laura Terruso ... puts Doris in so many cringe-worthy situations you wonder if the writers even like this hapless Staten Island cat lady of a certain age. 2/5 rotten Joe Dziemianowicz 1 New York Daily News March 9, 2016 +788 Field can't make it all make sense, but she does make it diverting, even pleasurable. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice March 8, 2016 +788 Michael Showalter is content to trade They Came Together's mischievous genre deconstructionism for cheap-shot indie quirk. 2/4 rotten Carson Lund 0 Slant Magazine March 8, 2016 +788 Overall, this merry mash-up of AARP members and tech-savvy carefree hipsters is fun and entertaining in a determinedly non-groundbreaking way. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International March 8, 2016 +788 Hello, My Name Is Doris is a delightful slice of quirky romanticism, cooked up in a Williamsburg bakery that only uses locally sourced, holistically blessed ingredients. 8/10 fresh Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered March 7, 2016 +788 It's not the Sally Field we expect, and though there are plenty of reasons to empathize with her blinkered protagonist, her fiercely committed turn doesn't sand down the rough edges. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro March 7, 2016 +788 Within the perky antics is bewildered rage at the prospect of aging, solitude, and irrelevance; the best thing about the film is that it has no answers. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker March 7, 2016 +788 Not unlike an older woman's wet dream. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 5, 2016 +788 As odd as it is enduring, Michael Showalter's Hello, My Name is Doris is a rare character-driven comedy that hinges upon the believability of its central relationship B- fresh John Fink 0 The Film Stage February 22, 2016 +788 "Hello, My Name is Doris"" effectively conveys the cruel ambivalence of an ageist society, and despite its formulaic ingredients, the movie responds to that setback with Field's exuberant, virtuoso turn providing the ultimate critical response." B+ fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire January 14, 2016 +788 It's ultimately so upbeat, so hopeful, that to nitpick its story implausibilities or wish it had more weight would seem to be missing the point. fresh Eric D. Snider 0 Vanity Fair January 14, 2016 +788 Michael Showalter's Hello, My Name Is Doris is a showcase for Field, reminding us that her comedic chops are just as impactful as her flair for the dramatic. B fresh Justin Gerber 0 Consequence of Sound September 2, 2015 +788 "This is one of the warmest, most appealing films of the past few years, and although it's likely to be described with words like ""unconventional"" and ""quirky,"" the thing it is most is authentic." fresh Meredith Borders 0 Birth.Movies.Death. June 28, 2015 +788 Not only does Ms. Field seem to bring out the best in her co-stars, but she still brightens the screen with every smile. fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Nerdist June 25, 2015 +788 Sally Field shines in this dramedy about a sixtysomething office drone who falls for a younger co-worker. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety April 25, 2015 +789 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 24, 2011 +791 Broken Embraces is certainly moody, and that's one of its charms. But behind the style is disappointing substance, a melodramatic story that's as old as Hollywood. 2.5/4 fresh Kelly Jane 0 Washington Times November 21, 2018 +791 Cruz delivers a role with wit and elegance, but there's a vacuum sapping the energy she tries to offer. So much for a film that tries too hard to be original. rotten Dan DiNicola 0 The Daily Gazette (Schenectady, NY) January 2, 2018 +791 ... Broken Embraces is a well-written story of a love so precious it hurt. B+ fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 11, 2017 +791 Continues the director's streak of reliably elegant, original works, making the case, once again, that there are few other European directors working today who can match his particular blend of thought-provoking, artful, yet wholly accessible cinema. 8.1/10 fresh Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist July 4, 2010 +791 Pedro Almodovar reteams with Penelope Cruz, and you have your review right there. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm May 10, 2010 +791 The broken field running of the film's time line requires each viewer to reassemble the story in his head. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 14, 2010 +791 While the writing isn't as sharp or as funny as it is in Almodovar's best movies, so be it--it's a hell of a lot sharper and more interesting than most of the mass-produced movies coming out of Hollywood. B+ fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) February 7, 2010 +791 This meandering melodrama is too fractured, too soap opera-ish and is just too odd ... even by the Oscar-winning, Spanish filmmaker's usual standards. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 4, 2010 +791 Gives us few reasons not to stay to the ending, but the ultimate revelation of Blanco's pain ... disappoints. 2/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly January 31, 2010 +791 A very worthy close-out for his remarkable output of the last decade. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 20, 2010 +791 A cliche-ridden exercise that never exhibits any real heart and focuses on characters who never come alive, it also never comes close to living up to the promise of the names in the credits. 1.5/4 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune January 18, 2010 +791 Almodovar dives into this knotty, plotty mess the only way he can - with utter abandon and what might be best described as a kind of artful recklessness. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 16, 2010 +791 The end result is less than the sum of its parts, a smoke 'n' mirrors melodrama that peters out just when it should be revving into high gear. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 15, 2010 +791 The unbeatable Oscar-winning combination of legendary Spanish writer/director Pedro Almodovar and international superstar beauty Penelope Cruz makes this lavishly mounted melodrama a cinematic gem. 3.5/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum January 15, 2010 +791 Sex, cinema and fate -- three of Pedro Almodovar's favorite subjects -- are lovingly examined in his Broken Embraces. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 15, 2010 +791 By this point, the phrase 'Un Film de Almodovar' connotes a genre unto itself, as identifiable by its themes, character types and visual trademarks as a Western, Hammer horror movie or vintage screwball comedy. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 15, 2010 +791 A rich, tangled and layered work whose lurid, sensual style -- and seething and ebbing score by Alberto Iglesias -- is like lava cooling upon the volcano below. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 14, 2010 +791 This melancholy romance is the first Almodovar feature I've ever really liked, an expertly fashioned melodrama that steers mercifully clear of his usual puckishness and star-mongering. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader January 8, 2010 +791 The experience can be heady and delirium-provoking, but hey, that's cinema for you. 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 8, 2010 +791 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 7, 2010 +791 Stylish and sly, an engaging exercise that gives us less than meets the eye. 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 7, 2010 +791 One failing in the film is how boring it is to watch Cruz pretend to be a bad actress. The comic movie within a movie, which borrows from Women on the Verge, isn't funny. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 6, 2010 +791 The filmmaker kept me continually off balance, my laughs having to find their way through a shower of tears all while the unyielding tension of the central mystery kept my insides twisting into tighter and tighter knots. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 28, 2009 +791 It all adds up to an entertaining mash of suspense and melodrama. 3/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle December 28, 2009 +791 As long as Almodovar keeps investing such thought and energy in his work, he can play with whatever themes he desires. 4.5/5 fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 28, 2009 +791 The story is twisted and complex, yet it emerges as sleek and unfussy. The characters' actions are grandly melodramatic, but the movie is close and intimate. 5/5 fresh Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic December 26, 2009 +791 It's both ridiculous and ridiculously romantic, which is an apt description of a work shaped like a heart and structured like a pretzel. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe December 25, 2009 +791 The latest from Pedro Almodovar is a melo-tragicomedy so twisty that it eventually twisted the interest right out of me. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 25, 2009 +791 Pedro Almodovar's latest movie is positively drunk in its desire for handsome actors and beautiful actresses, gorgeously art-directed sets, suspense, comedy, ironic flashbacks, tragic romance. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 25, 2009 +791 Perhaps Almodovar and film noir simply don't mix. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 24, 2009 +791 A homage to past masters like Hitchcock and Sirk, done up in irresistible Almodovar style...as a directorial love-letter to films and filmmaking, it's an absolute winner. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 23, 2009 +791 When film makers start making films about film makers, you begin to worry that they've run out of inspiration. 2/5 rotten Giles Hardie 0 smh.com.au December 23, 2009 +791 Hollywood has become strangely squeamish about sex. That's never been a problem for Pedro Almodovar, who reminds us early on in Broken Embraces why his movies have become a refuge for grown-ups seeking sexual candor. B- fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 23, 2009 +791 Broken Embraces is a voluptuary of a film, drunk on primary colors, caressing Penelope Cruz, using the devices of a Hitchcock to distract us with surfaces while the sinister uncoils beneath. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 22, 2009 +791 ...always an interesting filmmaker to watch. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 20, 2009 +791 While Cruz acquits herself capably, this is, necessarily, an exercise in virtuosic superficiality. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail December 18, 2009 +791 The work of a filmmaker at the peak of his powers and is one of the few genuine must-sees of the season. fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com December 18, 2009 +791 Amid all this dazzling artifice, the film's most authentic source of power comes from its star. 3/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Washington Post December 17, 2009 +791 Cruz is creased and bent by the pressures the movie's hectic plot pounds her with. She is never less than 'perfect', but she also deeply human and no longer impossible... and that's movie magic. 3.5/5 fresh Peter Galvin 0 sbs.com.au December 17, 2009 +791 A cubist soap opera with enough time-shifted twists and turns to induce travel sickness, Broken Embraces is a distinctly disposable offering from Almodovar. Nevertheless, even his throwaway efforts would be considered absolute keepers by most filmmakers. 3.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) December 17, 2009 +791 Spain's best-known living director Pedro Almodovar ranks among the modern masters of melodrama -- as he demonstrates once again in Broken Embraces 3/5 fresh Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) December 17, 2009 +791 Almodovar could've played it entirely for laughs, with a flick of his wrist and a tonal adjustment. It's best he didn't, though. The movie putters near the end, but it's a film lover's delight. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 17, 2009 +791 While it lacks the punchy comedy of Volver and the aching sadness of Bad Education, Broken Embraces remains a real treat for fans of the director. fresh Kate Jinx 0 Concrete Playground December 14, 2009 +791 Broken Embraces is Almodovar on autopilot. 2.5/5 rotten Colin Newton 0 Sunday Mail (Australia) December 14, 2009 +791 Sorry, Pedro, but this tepid trudge through the shallow stuff of men is most remarkable for being such a dramatic under-performer. 2/5 rotten Hilton Thomas 0 Empire Magazine Australasia December 14, 2009 +791 Even though it may not be Almodovar's best film, it is still eminently watchable and thoroughly enjoyable. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 13, 2009 +791 Hypnotic beauty and emotion reveal the Spanish director to be still at the height of his powers. 4.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald December 13, 2009 +791 In Broken Embraces, his vibrant new mixed genre thriller, he is out to entertain and intrigue. Almodovar also wants to tell us something about desire and his love of cinema. fresh Julian Wood 0 FILMINK (Australia) December 13, 2009 +791 Tending to meander at times, there's still plenty to enjoy if typical Almodovar multiple narratives don't confuse you. 4/5 fresh Des Partridge 0 Courier Mail (Australia) December 13, 2009 +791 The writer-director is up to his old tricks, creating an onion of an experience -- a movie within a movie within a movie, irony in each layer, poignancy that stings and whimsy that bites. 4/5 fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times December 11, 2009 +791 Broken Embraces remains fixed on the ways that men seek control of the not-so-elusive Lena. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 4, 2009 +791 A sumptuous and saddening feast of noir massaged in minute detail by the master of women in trouble. 9/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics December 1, 2009 +791 Even beautifully executed, formally flawless constraint does not quite suit Almodovar. rotten Michelle Orange 0 Movieline December 1, 2009 +791 "Pedro Almodovar's ""Broken Embraces"" is a rapt essay in film-noir atmosphere -- the classic black-and-white fog of desperation, treachery and impending disaster -- which has been translated here in carefully calibrated color." 4/5 fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV December 1, 2009 +791 While it doesn't pack the emotional heft of director Pedro Almodvar's most moving films, such as Volver, it is stylish and arresting, with powerful performances and a compelling, if at times contrived, story. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 24, 2009 +791 Intriguing, well-structured and mildly engaging with strong performances, but its balance of comedy, melodrama and romance feels slightly uneven and contrived. 6.7 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru November 22, 2009 +791 Stylish Almodovar drama is too mature for teens. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media November 20, 2009 +791 Penelope Cruz is a treat for the eyes, and so is her latest film, Pedro Almodovar's sizzlingly sexy film noir Broken Embraces, a love letter to the magical power of movies to mend broken hearts. 3.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 20, 2009 +791 Almodovar's latest feels a bit lackluster after his recent string of excellent films, but it still contains some inspired, cinema-on-cinema sequences. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 19, 2009 +791 Leaves the viewer in a contradictory state, a mixture of devastation and euphoria, amusement and dismay that deserves its own clinical designation. 4.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times November 19, 2009 +791 There is the beloved and the lover. The first moves in shining beauty, and the second envies every ray of light that has the gift of kissing her. This is how it is in obsessions. It's how it is in the movies, too. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 19, 2009 +791 A self-reflective melodrama about filmmaking and revenge. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice November 19, 2009 +791 It's an easy film to like, but to love it you have to have spent your entire life learning everything about the world from other films. fresh Tim Grierson 0 The Simon November 19, 2009 +791 Crafted with the confidence and ambition of a master filmmaker, but that's not quite the same as the product of a filmmaker at his peak. 3.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com November 19, 2009 +791 Like a well-crafted novel, Broken Embraces takes its time revealing its true intentions...an emotional time bomb, packed with passion, color, romance and tragedy. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine November 19, 2009 +791 A riveting sit, due to the filmmaker's incredible storytelling gifts, and the cast, who articulate a dreamy series of toxic encounters with sniper-like precision, tightening Almodovar's noose with exceptional skill. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com November 19, 2009 +791 Cruz doesn't coast on her beauty in Broken Embraces, and she has the kind of role that can be difficult to flesh out. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com November 19, 2009 +791 Not every time a filmmaker and his muse collaborate is it going to be a cause for celebration. Broken Embraces is a perfect example of that disappointing truth. rotten Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute November 18, 2009 +791 Equal parts comic melodrama and film noir, and twice as fun as it ought to be, Broken Embraces boasts more bifurcations than any two Hitchcock classics. fresh Rob Nelson 1 Village Voice November 17, 2009 +791 Seems a touch too long, too airless, and too content with its own contrivances to stir the heart. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker November 16, 2009 +791 In no ways is Broken Embraces a bad movie, but it certainly ranks low on Almodovar's list of brilliant films. That said, Almodovar at his worst is still genius. B- fresh Clay Cane 0 BET.com November 16, 2009 +791 ...what we see here is a flawed sampler of comedy, noir, melodrama, and luscious compositions. B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 15, 2009 +791 Stylish, satirical and intriguing, surreptitiously exploring themes of ambition, jealousy and betrayal - and Penelope Cruz dazzles. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 2, 2009 +791 click for full review 2/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 13, 2009 +791 Old-hat tropes under a superficially stunning veneer. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine September 21, 2009 +791 Penelope Cruz is as hot as ever in Almodovar's noirish tale of raging jealousy. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve September 4, 2009 +791 It is ironic that, of all Almodovar's films, Broken Embraces is the biggest budget and the greatest length, yet it is also the dullest. His devoted fans will be delighted, but those who enjoyed Volver will be disappointed. 2/5 rotten Cosmo Landesman 0 Sunday Times (UK) September 1, 2009 +791 An intriguing film of great intelligence and formal beauty. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) September 1, 2009 +791 Broken Embraces is a film in which the director demonstrates a continuing, virtuoso fluency in a cinematic language that he himself invented. It's an embrace I want to submit to. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 29, 2009 +791 Broken Embraces is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside a slightly overindulgent parade of gushing film references. 4/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 29, 2009 +791 Like an elaborately woven cobweb, it's a marvel but so full of holes that it's all too easily swept from memory. 3/5 fresh Sophie Ivan 0 Little White Lies August 29, 2009 +791 Entertaining enough with visuals to die for, but definitely not as emotionally rewarding as some of this director's other recent pictures. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Heat Magazine August 29, 2009 +791 Despite first-class performances - from Cruz, Gomez and Homar - Almodovar's narrative appears laboured, offering none of the surprises that lent vim and vigour to his earlier outings. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema August 29, 2009 +791 The director's previous films...are all, in some way, about cinema - but this need is especially acute in Broken Embraces, which eats its own tail. 2/5 rotten Tom Hutchinson 0 Filmstar Magazine August 29, 2009 +791 His films can be uncomfortably navel-gazing, and that's the case in this somewhat maudlin contemplation of the woes of film-making and the life artistic. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Romney 0 August 29, 2009 +791 Precious, pointless and tediously self-aggrandising. rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 29, 2009 +791 The film may lack great depth, but it is a visual treat about films within films and packed with top performances. 4/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Sunday Mirror (UK) August 29, 2009 +791 The Spanish director's noirish touches are a delight to behold and there are few film makers who can touch him for sheer visual artistry. 4/5 fresh 0 The Sun (UK) August 29, 2009 +791 The director is toying with us, he knows it, and he knows we know it. This isn't a dud, it's just a small disappointment. 3/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) August 29, 2009 +791 It's fair to say that Broken Embraces isn't one of Almodovar's best films, but it's still something of an interesting failure and remains worth seeing. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 29, 2009 +791 Perhaps not as dazzling as Almodovar's masterpieces, this film is still an involving and sleekly well-made melodrama. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 29, 2009 +791 Its indulgent meta-filmic reverie and willingness to toy with film noir convention is a rare delight. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 News of the World August 29, 2009 +791 It may be a tad too long and a wee bit self-indulgent. But with sumptuous production design and great acting, it's all done with Almodovar's usual flair and perfect taste. 3/5 fresh Grant Lauchlan 0 Daily Record (UK) August 29, 2009 +791 While the movie as a whole is thoroughly engrossing and all the movie references and subplots involving the cinema world undoubtedly enrich his story, this is a pretty minor film from the filmmaker. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter May 20, 2009 +791 The sense is of an ageing director taking stock: exploring his cinematic roots, imagining his future and working through it all to emerge counting his blessings at the end. fresh Nick Funnell 1 Time Out May 19, 2009 +791 A solid if unspectacular return to Cannes. fresh 0 Total Film May 19, 2009 +791 Feels like a mixed bag of smart ideas and nods to other pictures, rather than a coherent, distinct work of art. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) May 19, 2009 +791 In his maturity, [Almodovar] remains a distinctive stylist and a dazzling film-maker with technique to burn. Yet while his new film Broken Embraces parades his many virtues, it treads water rather than breaks new ground. 3/5 fresh David Gritten 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 19, 2009 +791 Held together by the extraordinary force of Almodovar's cinematic personality. fresh Jonathan Holland 1 Variety March 18, 2009 +791 3/5 fresh Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +791 3/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +791 A- fresh Christine Champ 1 Film.com May 6, 2011 +791 4.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +791 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 3, 2011 +792 Imaginative fantasy pits science against magic. 5/5 fresh Charles Cassady 0 Common Sense Media December 15, 2010 +793 Disappointing romantic muddle 2/5 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette February 21, 2004 +793 Addresses the complex choices many people have to make as they come face to face with the dreams of their youth and the realities of middle-age. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice September 1, 2002 +793 It's not necessarily the movie we expect it to be, and Spacek doesn't necessarily play the role we expect from her. It's a movie about adults making some hard choices, facing some inflexible realities in their lives. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 24, 2001 +793 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 16, 2004 +793 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +793 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 28, 2003 +794 Because of its sometimes murky plot and lethargic pace, the film never delivers a real knockout punch as a thriller. It's more like a semi-thriller, at best, steeped in atmosphere but lacking in scary moments. rotten Owen McNally 0 Hartford Courant April 23, 2018 +794 A solid thriller, let down by the questionable decision to reveal the killer way too early. 3/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +794 Conrad Hall's distinguished cinematography, that captures the luminous beauty of Uma Thurman and her surroundings, can elevate this thriller only up to a point C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 9, 2006 +794 Below average mystery. Slow and uninvolving. Thurman nude scene is body double. 2/5 rotten Fred Topel 0 About.com July 14, 2003 +794 Moody thriller is spooky fun, but not much more. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +794 Bruce Robinson's Hollywood debut is much better than generally thought 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +794 C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +794 2/5 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 12, 2007 +794 2/5 rotten Nicolas Lacroix 0 EnPrimeur.ca October 27, 2005 +794 2/5 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly May 28, 2004 +794 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com October 1, 2003 +794 2/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat September 4, 2003 +794 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +794 2/5 rotten Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ May 28, 2003 +794 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +794 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +794 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +794 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +794 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly November 6, 1992 +797 The greatest film made by a black American... fresh Charles Mudede 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 22, 2018 +797 Subtle and quietly powerful - partly novelistic, partly poetic 4/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro September 9, 2016 +797 One of the finest films to explore city versus country, old ways versus new, kin versus kin. fresh Melissa Anderson 1 Village Voice September 7, 2016 +797 Charles Burnett bridges theatrical dialogue, portentous omens, and presentational acting with masterful grace. 4/4 fresh Chuck Bowen 0 Slant Magazine September 6, 2016 +797 Burnett and his cast tap depths of mystery, soulfulness, and glee. fresh Michael Sragow 1 New Yorker April 6, 2015 +797 If Killer of Sheep is Burnett's masterpiece, this film, an odd combination of drama, comedy, and irony, well-acted by Danny Glover, is his most accessible picture. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 8, 2007 +797 An odd little movie -- and a bit too leisurely paced -- that was largely overlooked on its original release. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 8, 2006 +797 Despite uncertain pacing, Burnett's evocation of a thriving cultural milieu that embraces both superstition and mysterious wisdom is almost flawless. fresh Mark Kermode 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +797 It's a very entertaining, complex film, a comedy of unusual substance that also manages to keep the audience in suspense as to when the comedy might dissolve into some kind of vicious melodrama. fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +797 A poetic and consistently surprising comedy-drama that is clearly a pet project for all its participants. 4/5 fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks October 11, 2003 +797 Probes the value clashes in a middle-class Los Angeles black family fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 19, 2003 +797 Though occasionally underwritten, the drama makes its point effectively enough and Burnett incorporates plenty of valuable archive footage. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +797 This stately, stagey, funereally paced contemporary drama of middle-class African-American life looks as if it could have been set almost any time in the past half-century. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian July 11, 2002 +797 "Though it's extremely slow going at times, ""To Sleep With Anger"" offers a universal look at familial dynamics, articulated from a uniquely black, warmly poetic perspective." fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +797 Burnett's acute and sensitive direction is free of hackneyed movie conventions; even something as simple as a hello is said differently from the way you've heard it in any other movie. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +797 C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +797 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +797 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 24, 2004 +797 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 15, 2003 +797 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +797 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +797 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +797 4/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com June 24, 2002 +797 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com February 13, 2001 +797 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +797 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 1990 +802 Denzel Washington and Bob Hoskins in an action-ghost-buddy comedy? Uh huh. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +802 The movie is all over the map, trying whatever seems to work at the moment. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +802 The film is caught somewhere between seriousness and cheesy exploitation. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +802 A schizophrenic film that is never funny, never insightful and often annoying. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +802 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 12, 2004 +802 1/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 10, 2003 +802 1/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury August 1, 2002 +804 "Rock the Kasbah"" is an extremely stilted piece of work that suffocates the talents of its actors." 0.5/4 rotten Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) August 22, 2018 +804 This is directed by Barry Levinson, but anyone hoping for another Good Morning, Vietnam will be disappointed, despite the occasional brilliant flash of deadpan Murray and the fact that it is inspired by a true story. rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 24, 2017 +804 It's tone deaf at best and offensive imperialism at worst. Rock the Kasbah is revolting on every level. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 13, 2017 +804 It's hard to believe that Bill Murray can be annoying. 2/5 rotten Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) September 21, 2017 +804 Barry Levinson's straggly sort-of-comedy is staggeringly misconceived. 1/5 rotten Matt Glasby 0 Total Film December 28, 2016 +804 You don't want to see Rock the Kasbah. If you do, you're reading the wrong newspaper. 1/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 28, 2016 +804 Afghans in this movie are for the most part either barbaric or stupid... sometimes both. rotten Rebecca Pahle 0 Pajiba September 21, 2016 +804 Murray's performance really is one of very few saving graces in this truly underwhelming piece of cinema. 1/5 rotten Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys March 23, 2016 +804 Murray is entertaining but the plot seems entirely arbitrary with characters such as Kate Hudson's happy hooker Merci popping up without much rhyme or reason. A real disappointment. 2/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) March 20, 2016 +804 A dog's dinner of a movie which not even the usually reliable Bill Murray can raise above the level of confused, cliched claptrap. 1/5 rotten Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) March 20, 2016 +804 Barry Levinson's film, loosely inspired by the true story of reality TV show Afghan Star, comes at its subject matter from entirely the wrong direction. 2/5 rotten Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) March 18, 2016 +804 It's a strangely lacklustre film that's happy to plonk Murray in a vaguely interesting crisis situation -- in this case, war-torn Afghanistan -- and just hope for the best. 1/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) March 18, 2016 +804 Unfunny, and also casually offensive. 1/5 rotten David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies March 18, 2016 +804 It's neither funny nor feelgood, but its biggest crime is wasting Murray, left trying to mine laughs from unfunny circumstances. 2/5 rotten Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) March 18, 2016 +804 A resounding misfire. 2/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) March 18, 2016 +804 Singularly fails to charm - and even Murray's on faltering form. 2/5 rotten Trevor Johnston 0 Radio Times March 17, 2016 +804 Murray has rarely been so charmless in a movie ... 2/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema March 17, 2016 +804 On paper, this could have been excellent; as it stands, it's painful and futile for all involved. 1/5 rotten Andrew Lowry 0 Empire Magazine March 17, 2016 +804 Turns out, it's ruinously hard to raise a smile at IEDs and arms deals gone awry, especially in a conflict that's still raging. No doubt it's meant to be satire, but it feels like profiteering. 1/5 rotten Matt Glasby 0 The List March 15, 2016 +804 Leaving aside the galloping misogyny, 'Rock the Kasbah' just isn't remotely funny or smart. 2/5 rotten Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out March 14, 2016 +804 Bill Murray is everything in this movie... sadly it's not enough. A weird and failed movie. [Full review in Spanish] rotten 0 LaButaca.net March 10, 2016 +804 An interesting cast and premise that feels like a missed opportunity. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten 0 Cine Premiere March 10, 2016 +804 We stand before a lazy piece of work that includes well established actors and avoids totally ridiculing itself because of its protagonist, Bruce Willis being tough, Kate Hudson showing off her beauty and an excellent soundtrack. [Full Review in Spanish] 1.5/5 rotten Fernando Santoyo 0 Cinema Movil March 9, 2016 +804 Rock the Kasbah hides a much more predictable and tedious story of redemption. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Jordi Costa 0 El Pais (Spain) March 3, 2016 +804 A strange and relaxed film that feels like the Levinson of the good old days. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Carlos Losilla 0 Sensacine March 3, 2016 +804 There is music, the laughs are far and few between and character development is just about nil, but hey, it's Bill Murray and his fans love him. 2/5 rotten Theresa Smith 0 Independent Online (South Africa) March 2, 2016 +804 In form and content, plotting and politics, the film is egregiously disguised as a smug, inspirational piece, but in reality, it is the cinematic equivalent of being offered free hugs from Donald Trump. 1/5 rotten Josh Cabrita 0 Fan The Fire February 24, 2016 +804 Behold Bill Murray as the white savior barreling into a foreign land and teaching the ignorant natives how to be better people. Obnoxious and tone deaf. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 22, 2016 +804 Rock the Kasbah is a piece of head-scratching bad, ugly business. D rotten John Fink 0 The Film Stage February 20, 2016 +804 The first collaboration between the veteran Oscar-winning filmmaker Barry Levinson and legendary comedian Bill Murray yields a leaden political satire that doesn't measure up to one's great expectations. 2/5 rotten Rashid Irani 0 Hindustan Times November 20, 2015 +804 Not every boomer sold out. A few hippies managed to survive middle age with their flower intact, and Hollywood loves to make movies about them because they are the unicorns of the grown-up world. 3/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com November 13, 2015 +804 There are few things sadder in life than an unfunny Bill Murray movie. But that's exactly what Rock the Kasbah is. D rotten Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer November 5, 2015 +804 This film has no idea what tone it wants to strike... none of the more sincere messages land because the film's depiction of its middle eastern characters is grossly one note. D rotten Michael Fairbanks 0 The Young Folks November 5, 2015 +804 Silly, sluggish comedy that's destined to be discarded. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate October 31, 2015 +804 Director Barry Levinson gives the movie a gritty veneer of realism and sun-baked menace, but Mitch Glazer's script is limp, unconvincing and vaguely distasteful, even despicable-a facile fantasy of stardom among honor-killing savages. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 30, 2015 +804 The movie's soundtrack and colorful cinematography can't smooth-talk itself past a mess of cultural insensitivities. 1.5/4 rotten Jessica Gibson 0 Christianity Today October 29, 2015 +804 If Levinson were trying to capture the sentiment of his earlier film Good Morning, Vietnam, which successfully mixed comedy and war, Rock the Kasbah completely misses the mark. 4/10 rotten Christine N. Ziemba 0 Paste Magazine October 29, 2015 +804 For a film to render [Murray's] presence grating is a rare thing indeed, but that's what ends up happening here... 1/5 rotten Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz October 29, 2015 +804 Rock the Kasbah is riddled with plot holes, drags in the middle, and fails to understand how to properly develop its own characters. Bill Murray is as fantastic as ever, but even his amusing escapades can't save this sloppy embarrassment. 4/10 rotten Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com October 26, 2015 +804 The film's disregard for basic plot lucidity either stems from contempt for its audience, or from post-production decisions aimed at making something, anything, out of nothing C- rotten Nick Schager 0 The Playlist October 24, 2015 +804 ... has a solid premise and some quirky supporting characters to work with, but it's not consistently funny nor is it sufficiently grounded in reality for the more heartwarming finale to resonate. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue October 23, 2015 +804 Consider the plight of Afghanistan: it has endured decades of internecine war, military occupation, and the complete absence of normalcy in the real world, and has to be rescued by an American pop industry has-been in the reel universe. rotten Nandini Ramnath 0 Scroll.in October 23, 2015 +804 Rock the Kasbah is a lazy comedy and outdated political farce that wastes Bill Murray's comedic talents. 1.5/5 rotten Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant October 23, 2015 +804 It's staggering to see the contortions a movie will go through to take a story about a non-white, non-American woman and make it about a white American guy. 1.5/4 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly October 23, 2015 +804 I wanted to laugh hardily but I hardly cracked a smile and definitely did not have my Kasbah rocked. C- rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 23, 2015 +804 The sillier scenes of Bill Murray traipsing through a dangerous part of the world are fun, but when the story tries to get at something more serious, it falls apart pretty quickly. 2.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 23, 2015 +804 The best thing to do is to leave the theater, look the other way, and pretend it never happened. 0.5/4 rotten Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online October 23, 2015 +804 As one-liner after one-liner misses its mark, you begin to feel sorry for Murray, who's really too old to be playing a guy who has a little daughter ... and likes to get kinky with Kate Hudson as a raucous, Dolly Parton-style hooker-businesswoman. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture October 23, 2015 +804 Rock the Kasbah is not only a catastrophic miscalculation of comic tone. It's an all-around dismal display of cinematic incompetence by scripter Mitch Glazer and director Barry Levinson, who ought to know better. 0/5 rotten Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press October 23, 2015 +804 The Bill Murray magic just cannot save this beautifully shot mess. C rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 23, 2015 +804 KASBAH is crap, an entirely forgettable role for a major comedic talent D- rotten Jason Gorber 0 ThatShelf.com October 23, 2015 +804 "It needs a smarter script. It needs at least two or three perfectly engineered, joke-after-joke sequences. It needs a smart director - did you really do ""Wag the Dog,"" Levinson? - whose idea of political satire goes beyond freshman-year sarcasm." 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 23, 2015 +804 I know I'm in the minority about Bill Murray's talent. He's just not funny and this is the least funny work he's done in a career full of not funny movies. 1/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald October 23, 2015 +804 Fails to meet even the extremely low threshold of believability required for a screwball comedy. D rotten Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk October 23, 2015 +804 "Does anyone really need to see Bill Murray belting out a ha-ha-awful version of ""Smoke on the Water"" at this late date?" rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online October 23, 2015 +804 Not Murray's best and not Levinson's either. 2.5/4 rotten Brad Wheeler 1 Globe and Mail October 23, 2015 +804 "An acclaimed film director, a legendary comic actor, lots of fun rock and pop songs, and a noble story at its core can't save ""Rock the Kasbah"" from being one hugely misguided dud." rotten Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times October 22, 2015 +804 While the film's basic premise is unusual and in parts interesting, it loses steam in the second half. 2.5/5 rotten Reagan Gavin 0 The Times of India October 22, 2015 +804 The first half is pure pleasure as Murray gets thoroughly immersed and enmeshed in Kabul crazy. 2/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader October 22, 2015 +804 A lot of the actor's usual mercurial charm isn't used to full effect and is actually tempered when it doesn't feel like it should be. 2/4 rotten Brian Truitt 1 USA Today October 22, 2015 +804 "It's hard to clinically define this as a ""good"" movie, but its merits as a fine and enjoyable one are certainly arguable." 3/5 fresh Eric Eisenberg 0 CinemaBlend October 22, 2015 +804 Some projects are just too misguided for the star to mug and shrug his way out of. Consider Rock the Kasbah at the top, or the bottom, of that list. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 22, 2015 +804 An ongoing war is no setting for a musical comedy, especially one this glib and inane. rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday October 22, 2015 +804 Bill Murray's performance in Rock the Kasbah is akin to a man throwing life preservers and lowering lifeboats aboard a quickly sinking ship. 1/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies October 22, 2015 +804 A debacle that suggests there's nothing like some good old-fashioned American weaponry to solve the world's problems. 0.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork October 22, 2015 +804 Rock the Kasbah's timing is so slack, and its screenplay so shapeless, that the movie doesn't even rise to the level of an Afghan-war Stripes. It's almost as laugh-free as the latest news from Kunduz. rotten Mark Jenkins 1 NPR October 22, 2015 +804 Quite possibly [Murray's] worst movie ever. 1/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 22, 2015 +804 Rock the Kasbah, does not rock at all - not even a little bit. 1.5/5 rotten Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com October 22, 2015 +804 If it were any worse, they'd be screening it as evidence at The Hague. 0.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 22, 2015 +804 Your enjoyment of all this will probably depend heavily on your willingness to let the words romp and Taliban coexist for approximately two hours. C+ rotten Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly October 22, 2015 +804 a haphazard mess with little regard for logic or plotting. This is for Bill Murray completists only...one must be a seriously invested viewer to find a chuckle here. C- rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 22, 2015 +804 "Kasbah"" plays like a comedy penned by Donald Rumsfeld." 1.5/4 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star October 22, 2015 +804 "Rock the Kasbah"" is the mausoleum where comedy was buried." rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal October 22, 2015 +804 It fumbles a bit by prioritizing the goofy antics of its white cast over what turns out to be a smart depiction of non-Western life. 2/4 rotten Natalie Daher 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 22, 2015 +804 It's a lovely message of tolerance, but it's trampled by a script from producer/writer Mitch Glazer that emphasizes lunacy over logic and idiocy over emotion. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Knight 0 National Post October 22, 2015 +804 It's a movie that's half-over before it tells us what it's really about. 2/5 rotten Jim Slotek 1 Toronto Sun October 22, 2015 +804 There might be a decent movie in here somewhere, if the focus had been on the right character. 2/5 rotten Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic October 22, 2015 +804 This movie is all over the place. 1/4 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 22, 2015 +804 Almost entirely reliant on star Bill Murray to crank up his cocktail-hour charms and save the day while the production slumps from one scene to the next. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com October 22, 2015 +804 Rock the Kasbah goes fierce to quietly touching and back to funny again. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 22, 2015 +804 As the narrative weaves together heroism, anti-heroism, and casual villainies, Levinson build his movie the way Richie builds his business-on the power of relationships. fresh Michael Sragow 0 Film Comment Magazine October 22, 2015 +804 Murray completists -- I count myself among them -- will flock to it, but will probably come away disappointed at how not-weird this oddball film actually is. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 22, 2015 +804 Levinson never seems to know what to point his camera at, or when to cut, and Glazer never seems to know when to leave a joke alone and let the cast work. 1/4 rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post October 22, 2015 +804 A white-savior showbiz fable of a particularly dubious and retrograde variety. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune October 22, 2015 +804 Murray does his best to hold up the movie, but there's only so much he can do. Ultimately, his latest fish out of water never makes it back upstream. 2/4 rotten David Lewis 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 22, 2015 +804 Its music-industry gags sit awkwardly next to war-zone jokes and cultural quips, landing all involved on a peace train to nowhere. rotten Joe Neumaier 1 TIME Magazine October 22, 2015 +804 A comedy that's openly afraid to seem too sincere or too mawkish, and doesn't fully commit either to its comedy or its uplift. Like Murray, it's wry and presented largely in air quotes, with an accompanying eye-roll. C- rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club October 22, 2015 +804 "A movie with one too many agendas-especially considering it is inspired by a real-life female singer who broke the gender barrier on the actual ""Afghan Star." 2/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com October 22, 2015 +804 Quickly goes from fun to offensive. 1/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye October 22, 2015 +804 Murray, idiosyncratic as always, dominates, but his performance can't save this misconceived mess. 2/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times October 22, 2015 +804 The movie lumbers from dopey comedy to toothless satire to straight-faced social commentary to half-realized thriller, none of it particularly successful. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly October 22, 2015 +804 In the end, Rock the Kasbah isn't so much offensive as it is painfully boring. C- rotten Casey Jarman 0 Willamette Week October 21, 2015 +804 Everyone loves Bill Murray, right? So we can all agree the guy deserves better than Rock The Kasbah. 2/5 rotten Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto October 21, 2015 +804 Acceptably uneven. fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight October 21, 2015 +804 The movie wants to be both glib and emotionally resonant, but it can't seem to figure out what the stakes are -- even as people are getting shot. rotten Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press October 21, 2015 +804 The abrupt shift in Rock the Kasbah and the film's need to redeem its main character, particularly in such grand fashion, is a stumbling block which it simply cannot overcome. 5.9/10 rotten Josh Lasser 0 IGN Movies October 21, 2015 +804 A horribly misguided idea that never really gets off the ground yet still finds a way to crash-land, but even criticizing its obvious flaws misses the central, sad point: This movie has too much Bill Murray in it. D+ rotten Will Leitch 0 Deadspin October 21, 2015 +804 Extremely uneven, with a very artificial third act. However, Bill Murray's performance and some good bits in the first half make it ultimately worth checking-out. 6/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 21, 2015 +804 Rock the Kasbah never wrinkles out its speeches after wrenching them from its pockets, which elicits a jumbled tone that's neither funny nor serious nor coherent. C- rotten Michael Roffman 0 Consequence of Sound October 21, 2015 +804 Bill Murray is Bill Murray is Bill Murray in a comedy that's little more than a schtick delivery system with some third-act personal growth thrown in for good measure. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap October 21, 2015 +804 "Glazer, a Murray confidante who most notably worked with him on ""Scrooged"", must secretly hate his friend for putting him through this mess. " 1.5/5 rotten Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com October 21, 2015 +804 "Although no one comes off looking especially good, an acceptable alternate title for the film could be ""The Ugly Americans." rotten Kate Erbland 1 indieWire October 21, 2015 +804 Incessantly bigoted views of a country and culture unfortunately comprise this unholy-and worse, unfunny-mess. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International October 21, 2015 +804 "Bill Murray's making broad, sloppy comedies again. That sounds like great news for fans who grew up on ""Meatballs"" and ""Stripes."" It's not." D rotten Jeff Baker 0 Oregonian October 21, 2015 +804 Bill Murray heads to Afghanistan in director Barry Levinson's dreadfully misguided farce. rotten Andrew Barker 1 Variety October 21, 2015 +804 A good/bad way of seeing Bill Murray at its worst. It's him indulging in his laziest and most clueless tendencies, among them ignoring an obviously sloppy and dumb script that teems in Ugly Americanisms. 1/5 rotten Matt Prigge 0 Metro October 21, 2015 +804 The first half is just not good, but it gives way in its second half to a movie that's very worth seeing to a degree that at least comes close to cancelling out the wonky first half. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 21, 2015 +804 "Murray, a funnyman who long ago lost his fastball, was foolish to entrust his ""comeback"" star-vehicle to screenwriter Mitch ""Scrooged"" Glazer, who never had a fastball." 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation October 21, 2015 +804 Levinson seems to be aiming for an ironic tone that mixes political commentary with wry observations about the absurdity of stardom, but he shows little aptitude for the tricky mix he's seeking. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International October 21, 2015 +804 Rock the Kasbah isn't horrible as much as it's just horribly misguided. 4.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 20, 2015 +804 The shareef won't like it, but can you blame him? Rock the Kasbah is a dreadful excuse for a comedy that will make you question your faith in Bill Murray. 3/10 rotten Sam Woolf 0 We Got This Covered October 20, 2015 +804 Rock the Kasbah morphs into a pretty implausible feel-good movie that's nearly as maudlin as it is unconvincing. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter October 20, 2015 +804 The film quickly settles into a depressingly one-note groove as a culture-clashing circus act. 1/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 20, 2015 +804 Murray isn't cute in this role, he's just annoying, and that's something he's rarely been before. 1/5 rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian October 20, 2015 +804 For every moment of desert beauty, or insight into the twilight economies that flourish in a war zone, there's a key scene that appears truncated or even missing. rotten Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice October 20, 2015 +805 Brendan Gleeson's force of personality dominates the proceedings. As a historic document, however, the film leaves a lot to be desired. 2.5/5 fresh Phil Hall 0 IdentityTheory January 11, 2010 +806 ...The Great New Wonderful boasts a pervasively aimless atmosphere that slowly but surely wears the viewer down and ensures that the film's overtly positive elements are ultimately rendered moot. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 29, 2009 +806 While it's not always successful at doing so, this film does have its perceptive, thoughtful moments. And it features one of the best ensemble casts in recent memory. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 15, 2006 +806 [The characters], like us, are looking for answers in a rare movie that boldly and thoughtfully asks the right questions. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 15, 2006 +806 There are amusing moments sprinkled throughout the film, a few genuine laughs, and some nicely played dramatic scenes. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 12, 2006 +806 Leiner...wants to say something important, but his cinematic and narrative technique isn't up to the task. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 24, 2006 +806 Yet -- and quite in spite of its plinky piano score -- The Great New Wonderful conjures occasional vividness, irrepressible pain or insight. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters August 18, 2006 +806 There's an emotional truth to TGNW that can be denied or ignored, and it comes through if you give the movie a chance. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 18, 2006 +806 While the film rarely imparts a true sense of messy everyday feelings and the strife of real life, the fine actors take your mind off the shortcomings. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 17, 2006 +806 It's in the Magnolia/Short Cuts vein and, although it's not as good as those classics, the characters and their dilemmas are absorbing. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 10, 2006 +806 Set on the one-year anniversary of the twin towers' collapse, the drama interweaves five stories about New Yorkers. It's a testament to the city's resolve to resume life as normal. 3/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 10, 2006 +806 [Maggie] Gyllenhaal ... slips into character with greater ease than any other young American actress now in the movies. fresh Alan Dale 0 Blogcritics.org July 26, 2006 +806 This is a film that never really says what's it's about, and may in fact not be about much of anything other than the zeitgeist of the era. Which, if you think about it, is plenty. 3/5 fresh Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 23, 2006 +806 Writer Sam Catlin and director Danny Leiner have fashioned an alert, shrewdly observed portrait of a moment in time. fresh 1 L.A. Weekly July 20, 2006 +806 Better character-connection would inject this well photographed episodic journey around the island with a higher level of dramatic justification. 3/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 17, 2006 +806 It's a shame that The Great New Wonderful occasionally strains as it reaches all around New York, searching for touched lives and subtext; it's an overachiever already. 3.5/5 fresh Jesse Hassenger 0 Filmcritic.com June 26, 2006 +806 This is one of the more depressing films to come out this year. 2/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette June 24, 2006 +806 Finally, here is a film that addresses this major American catastrophe without shoving important messages down the audience's throat. fresh Susan Michals 0 FilmStew.com June 23, 2006 +806 Sam Catlin's script may actually be a little too subtle, and connective tissue joining this diverse group of characters is rendered perilously thin. 2.5/4 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide June 23, 2006 +806 Keenly observed and beautifully acted, Danny Leiner's The Great New Wonderful is a seriocomic gem of rare grace and psychological nuance. 4/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com June 23, 2006 +806 Why is such a talented cast doing such weak material? This finally becomes clear an hour in, when most of the actors get to do what they love: play emotional breakdowns. 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post June 23, 2006 +806 The stories are eye-opening and heartwarming at the same time, but you'll be moved less by empathy for the characters than by the summoning of your own emotional memories. This movie is personal. 3.5/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News June 23, 2006 +806 Exhibits no trace of the random, goofy humor found in Leiner's first two directorial efforts. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine June 22, 2006 +806 For an independent film, it is quite a rewarding big-time experience. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer June 21, 2006 +806 If the writer, Sam Catlin, can't begin to make the storylines jell, he does elicit squirms and titters from the shark-filled moats between peoples' conscious and unconscious lives. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture June 19, 2006 +807 Everything about it was unreal, except it did a big box office. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 24, 2016 +807 Well executed action thriller by Das Boot German director Petersen, which is rather weak in plot and characterization. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 19, 2013 +807 [An] unabashedly jingoistic action extravaganza starring Harrison Ford as...'The Ass-Kicking President'...[Blu-ray] 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews June 10, 2009 +807 As the familiar cat-and-mouse plot unfolded, I let myself enjoy the unapologetic masculine thrills. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +807 Most of the time it's a kick. fresh Manohla Dargis 1 L.A. Weekly October 3, 2002 +807 Unfortunately, as the film winds to a close, claustrophobic tension once again gives way to overblown digital effects and set pieces. 2.5/5 rotten Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +807 ...it flies on and on until its power to hold us simply peters out. 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +807 An adrenaline-pumping political thriller. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice February 28, 2002 +807 It's a great ride. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post January 22, 2002 +807 Moments of silliness are more than balanced by Petersen's extraordinary ability to keep this movie flight-worthy, Ford's almost-executive presence and an outstanding performance from Oldman. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 22, 2002 +807 Non-action movie fans will enjoy it, patriots will enjoy it, and Harrison Ford fans will enjoy it 5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 14, 2001 +807 Air Force One doesn't insult the audience. It is crafted by a film-maker who takes pride in the thrills and sly fun he packs into every frame. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 11, 2001 +807 calculated with statistical precision to function as both a patriotic call to arms and an emotional tear about a man's family in jeopardy 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +807 A piece of expertly crafted entertainment that gets the job done with skill and panache fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +807 Seeing the president of the United States as a kick-butt action hero pretty much sums up the appeal of Air Force One fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety February 14, 2001 +807 Petersen, known for the efficient and vigorously muscular action of Das Boot and In the Line of Fire, once again directs with galvanizing intensity, but the relentlessness of these thrills carries little in the way of surprise. 3/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +807 As it is, the movie is a roller coaster ride for those who prefer not to think once the theater lights have dimmed. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +807 Up to this moment, every detail ... has been exact ... But, because of that initial realism, audiences accept the fakery of what follows ... a president who, in physical prowess and stamina, makes Arnold Schwarzenegger look limp. fresh Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic January 1, 2000 +807 The two hours of this movie felt like such an eternity that I was certain my clothes were going to be out of style by the time it was over. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +807 Harrison Ford is one of the most likable and convincing of movie stars, and he almost pulls off the impossible in Air Force One.' I don't mean he saves the day; I mean he almost saves the movie. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +807 A die-hardly pic that pits President Rambo against Oldman's boilerplate Russian hijacker. C+ rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +807 What separates Air Force One from other action/adventure movies is that an audience cannot ignore the silly bits. rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +807 Air Force One has neither the wit to laugh at its own absurdity nor the wisdom to mock its pretensions. 5 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +807 when it is served up with such pulpy panache, old-fashioned expertise and a hero so easy to root for 4/5 fresh Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +807 The latest in an overly long list of hijack films. But it's also the smartest and most appealing to date. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +807 Is Air Force one formulaic? Yes. Is it gimmicky? Yes. Does it work? Yes. 3/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +807 The plot and the details are cartoonish, not psychological. Now, with that in mind, Air Force One is pretty good. 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +807 The intelligent and clever script has enough humor to break the tension periodically. 4/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +807 "Wolfgang Petersen may have ripped off ""Die Hard"", but he did his work extremely well." 3.5/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +807 Harrison Ford can't save Air Force One 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +807 Preposterous but viscerally juicy 3/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +807 It would take a far more intelligent movie than Air Force One to credibly explore the issues raised by this hyperactive plot. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor January 1, 2000 +807 Air Force One gets the job done. fresh Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +807 It's a gamble. Air Force One goes against the current grain of presenting presidents in movies as evil or idiotic, or mock heroic, as in last year's 'Independence Day.' 5/5 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +807 "Just think of this as ""Die Hard"" in a suit, with an election coming up." fresh Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +807 Air Force One hasn't a moment of genuine tension because every development is entirely expected. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +807 The stalking struggle between reason and unreason that precedes it is much more gripping--and fun. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine January 1, 2000 +807 Air Force One is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon, as long as you don't mind nitpicking afterwards. 8/10 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 1, 2000 +807 Congrats for pulling some new rabbits out of the hat with this formula. 3.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +807 B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 15, 2013 +807 A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +807 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews March 19, 2004 +807 3.5/4 fresh Leonard Schwarz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +807 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 16, 2003 +807 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +807 9/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +807 A fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly July 25, 1997 +808 Moore's agit-prop is mildly amusing, but far too preachy to hold water. 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 29, 2005 +808 Moore's only non-docu is a misfire, a diffuse, unfunny political satire that only John Candy's most avid fans might enjoy. C- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 3, 2005 +808 Falls entirely short of its potential 1/5 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 8, 2004 +808 Let's leave the poking fun at Canadians to those who do it best - Canadians. rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 18, 2003 +808 A funny, underrated little gem that doesn't say much for Michael Moore as a fictional director, but does showcase his talents as a writer. The last decent John Candy film. 3/5 fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com February 7, 2003 +808 A dreadful waste of top talent. 1/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 1, 2002 +808 "Wow. Just wow. Moore should stick to the ""non-fiction"" world." 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +808 Funny often enough to make it worth watching. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +808 The best thing you can say about this scattershot political satire is that the late John Candy's next-to-last picture is relatively funnier and less depressing than his valedictory Wagons East. 2/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +808 1/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) April 7, 2003 +808 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 13, 2002 +808 2/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 3, 2002 +808 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +808 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +809 A film totally in thrall to the lure/peril of looking, and filmed almost entirely from the perspective or emotion of the subconscious. 5/5 fresh PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 7, 2018 +809 It's doubtful that Vertigo can take equal rank with the best of the Hitchcock studies -- it has too many holes -- but it assays high in visual confectionary of place, person and celluloid wiles. fresh Archer Winsten 1 New York Post September 21, 2018 +809 Combines in an almost unique balance Hitchcock's brash flair for psychological shocks with his elegant genius for dapper stylishness. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian July 12, 2018 +809 A dizzying cinematic experience. 5/5 fresh Lillian Crawford 0 Little White Lies July 12, 2018 +809 Hitchcock's film is distinctive, above all else, because it is the only one in his long catalogue without a scornful mask separating the obsessions from the vulnerabilities, and into the frames he pours the living essence of his timeless panache. 4/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org June 9, 2018 +809 The tempo may be generally very slow, but it is not monotonous; the camera work may be unostentatious but it is quietly, calmly efficient in establishing character, atmosphere, and uncertainty. fresh 0 Guardian March 21, 2018 +809 At the risk of sounding slow-witted, I must complain that Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo was a little too difficult for me. rotten Robert Hatch 0 The Nation January 30, 2018 +809 "Alfred Hitchcock's ""Vertigo"" is an artistic triumph for the master of mystery." 3.5/4 fresh Wanda Hale 1 New York Daily News May 9, 2016 +809 The best film in the history of cinema. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ernesto Diezmartinez 0 April 1, 2016 +809 In Vertigo, Hitchcock completely transcends barriers of generic making the film into something enigmatic and impossible to classify. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Carlos Bonfil 0 La Jornada March 31, 2016 +809 Vertigo ultimately comes off as a fairly disastrous misfire that's almost entirely devoid of engrossing, attention-grabbing elements. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 21, 2015 +809 The most complex film made by Alfred Hitchcock. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 26, 2015 +809 Hitchcock's rich and strange fable of love lost, and lost again, makes the case for him as a grand experimental artist who labored in genre cinema. 4/4 fresh Bill Weber 0 Slant Magazine June 1, 2011 +809 Hitchcock's most tender story. 5/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out June 1, 2011 +809 A haunting meditation on sexual politics, romantic love, and obsession, Vertigo is one of the greatest surreal movies ever made. A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 24, 2011 +809 Must-see Hitchcock thriller for any classic movie bug. 5/5 fresh Scott G. Mignola 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +809 "Vertigo"" is Alfred Hitchcock's beautifully stylized psychological thriller about a man in love with a fetishized romantic fantasy invented by another man." A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 2, 2010 +809 Technically well made, but there are a plethora of more entertaining Hitchcock films available. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs January 8, 2010 +809 a disturbing and darkly revealing psychological thriller 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania August 8, 2009 +809 The old master, now a slave to television, has turned out another Hitchcock-and-bull story in which the mystery is not so much who done it as who cares. rotten 1 TIME Magazine April 20, 2009 +809 Why is this movie Hitchcock's masterpiece? Because no movie plunges us more deeply into the dizzying heart of erotic obsession. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek August 18, 2008 +809 "The ""Vertigo"" shot created for this film was so powerful and unique that everytime I see it used today, I get teary eyed." 5/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews August 2, 2008 +809 Vertigo is an acknowledged masterpiece, one of those narrative films in which a bracing and unpredictable story has been distilled into a form that is at once classic and inventive. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian May 30, 2008 +809 Hitchcock was elsewhere an entertainer, often a great one, but Vertigo finds him working as an artist... 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com November 5, 2007 +809 Alfred Hitchcock at his most disturbing. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 14, 2006 +809 A rich, resonant meditation of male romantic obsession ... Not only does Hitchcock demonstrate a total mastery of cinematic point-of-view, but he turns what might have been mere melodrama into film poetry. Perhaps his greatest film. 4/4 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 3, 2006 +809 Slow but totally compelling. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +809 Hitchcock's twisty, suspenseful tale is far more involving and memorable than most recent Hollywood thrillers. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 11, 2005 +809 What can one say? Exquisitely controlled, framed, scored, acted, and edited. A peerless triumph. 5/5 fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 16, 2003 +809 Often imitated, never duplicated. 5/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times February 2, 2003 +809 Justifying Vertigo's poor initial performance, it is a film that requires distance, as well as the completion of Hitchcock's career. It is a moment of acknowledgment in the final, retrospective establishment of the director's frequent themes. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You January 28, 2003 +809 This is one of the single most masterful pictures ever made. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +809 What a perverse little gem this is. 5/5 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com January 27, 2002 +809 Pure Hitchcock. 5/5 fresh Martyn Glanville 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +809 James Stewart, on camera almost constantly, comes through with a startlingly fine performance as the lawyer-cop who suffers from acrophobia. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety February 13, 2001 +809 The lure of death, the power of the past, the guilty complicity of a clean-cut hero, the near-fetishistic use of symbol and color: these Hitchcock hallmarks are all mesmerizingly on view. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +809 From a craft standpoint, Vertigo represents the director in peak form. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +809 It is about how Hitchcock used, feared and tried to control women. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +809 One of the things that still amazes me about this movie is the way its study of obsession is so single-minded. fresh Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +809 With this masterfully conceived spine-tingler, Alfred Hitchcock once again affirms his standing as movieland's king of the suspense-drama fresh 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +809 Do yourself an aesthetic favor: Take the plunge. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +809 The film is a magnificent technical achievement. fresh Brian Gorman 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +809 Vertigo is a fine film, but it's not flawless. 9 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +809 Hitchcock's most disturbing masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Jake Hamilton 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +809 Once seen, never forgotten. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +809 The ending of the show is perfect and shocking if you have never seen it before. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +809 The most-discussed work of the master; despairingly sardonic and demanding of multiple viewings. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +809 The film is not really a great suspense film, but really a fantastic introspective drama into the mind of a person much like the master of suspense himself. 4/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +809 Vertigo stands as one of the thrill master's most psychologically dense and twisted works in which obsession, commitment, and dual identities all merge to create a voluptuous tale of thwarted love. 5.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +809 Vertigo is Hitchcock's stirring parable of love and death. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +809 Everything is perfect in Vertigo. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +809 This is a great, well-made film that deserves every bit of recognition that has been heaped upon it. fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +809 Bernard Herrmann's eloquent score is among his finest, Stewart is excellent, as always, and Kim Novak is surprisingly effective in her role, another of Hitchcock's icy blondes. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +809 You watch this guy going slowly over the brink and realize, good grief, this is Jimmy Stewart. 4/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +809 Jimmy Stewart never did finer work, and Hitchcock's masterpiece, though its meaning may be lost on many, reveals a man at his most obsessed. 5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +809 There is a glumness to the film that is notably missing from the director's other films of the period. fresh Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +809 It may not be as funny or light as the best known of Hitchcock's work but this is certainly a classic largely because of it's impressively unlikeable, intense characters so at odds with Hitch's trademark Hollywood glamour films of the same time. fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Edinburgh U Film Society January 1, 2000 +809 In its dark heart, the film is a sorrowful contemplation of love and the veils that manipulate sexual passions. 4/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +809 Hitchcock seems to have been motivated by personal demons here. fresh Walter V. Addiego 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +809 Alfred Hitchcock's control of the audience is most complete in Vertigo. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +809 One of the everlasting Hitchcockian masterpieces. 9/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +809 It tests our patience, but then rewards it, not only with beauty and terror, but also with an emotional sucker punch that has yet to be equaled. 5/5 fresh Bob Westal 0 Bullz-Eye.com January 1, 1958 +809 5/5 fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org March 13, 2003 +809 5/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) December 12, 2002 +809 5/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle October 24, 2002 +810 An entertaining and sad time warp romance comedy... 3/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed July 11, 2007 +810 Whatever small flaws might exist in My Sassy Girl, the charismatic leads make it more than worthwhile. 3.5/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com June 3, 2002 +814 Old fashioned date movie for older teens. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 25, 2010 +814 Pseudo-spiritual nonsense... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +814 ...mostly just dull and forgettable. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +814 Watching the bleach blonde actress prance around the steep hills of Seattle in skintight pastel skirt suits wobbling atop sky-high stilettos is almost more than one should have to bare. 1/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 19, 2003 +814 ...Clearly displays the workmanlike instincts of its creative team, instincts which neither inspire greatness nor fail altogether. 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +814 What begins as a somewhat predictable Hollywood romantic comedy, spirals into a tender, sweet love story and opens the door to life's deeper and more meaningful issues. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile December 8, 2002 +814 The biggest revelation is that Angelina Jolie looks pretty hot when she's dolled up with big blonde hair. 6.5/10 fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment December 5, 2002 +814 Angelina Jolie's romance/comedy/drama isn't terribly romantic, comedic or dramatic. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +814 Ms. Jolie tries her best to be sweet, brisk, and breezy, but the film's leaden pace and hackneyed plot won't allow her to be much more than a cardboard spectator... 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis October 15, 2002 +814 Whoever said 'blondes have more fun' may have been right, but that doesn't mean we have to PAY to watch it happen in such trivial fashion. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 DVD Clinic October 15, 2002 +814 The film carries itself with the same fake, contented evasiveness throughout. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) August 23, 2002 +814 Life, though funny and sometimes charming, doesn't give Lanie a believable context in which to stop and smell the roses. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune July 20, 2002 +814 A predictable and contrived, yet somewhat enjoyable film that was spoiled by the preview. rotten Paul Salfen 0 Supercala.com July 9, 2002 +814 "Making a ""feather-light"" comedy isn't an excuse for making a bad movie." C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather July 3, 2002 +814 Comes on like a romantic comedy with metaphysical pretensions, but somehow these opposing aspects manage to cancel each other out, leaving us with laugh-lite comedy and, well, metaphysical pretensions. rotten John Patterson 1 L.A. Weekly June 1, 2002 +814 The film offered Jolie her first opportunity to star in a comedic role, and it proves she should stick to drama. 3/10 rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews May 29, 2002 +814 While the finished product is not without merit it's difficult to erase the bitter taste of squandered opportunities. 2.5/4 fresh Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com May 21, 2002 +814 The only type of lives this glossy comedy-drama resembles are ones in formulaic mainstream movies. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com May 17, 2002 +814 If you can get past all the over-bearing 'Live your life for the moment' message, the movie can make your two hours pass by with a fair amount of enjoyment. 2.5/4 rotten Vanessa Sibbald 0 Zap2it.com May 17, 2002 +814 Lanie's professional success means she must be a failure at life, because she's driven by ambition and Doesn't Know How to Have Fun. D rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide May 9, 2002 +814 Contains the humor, characterization, poignancy, and intelligence of a bad sitcom. 1/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies May 7, 2002 +814 Although Life or Something Like It is very much in the mold of feel-good movies, the cast and director Stephen Herek's polished direction pour delightfully piquant wine from aged bottles. fresh Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International May 4, 2002 +814 It's nothing like life, and not likable enough to get away with it. 2/4 rotten Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner April 29, 2002 +814 [A] fun romp... fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper April 29, 2002 +814 With Life or Something Like it, director Stephen Herek is the envoy for the unreliable emotional demonstrations of Hollywood. But this film maintains a modicum of actual inspiration, nonetheless. 6 rotten Jon Lap 0 Apollo Guide April 29, 2002 +814 This was a humorless film about tiresome characters who kept getting more annoying the more serious they became. D rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 29, 2002 +814 After taking in this brainless, by-the-book romantic comedy, you'll need a breath mint just to get the taste out of your mouth. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star April 28, 2002 +814 Many of the characters seemed more like sketches of characters rather than real people. 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope April 27, 2002 +814 This is Angelina Jolie's movie all the way, and she does not disappoint. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com April 26, 2002 +814 Life may be pre-packaged goodness, but it's served warm by a director comfortably basking in the glow of his preferred genre. 3.5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com April 26, 2002 +814 Lanie, who suggests a blow-dried human Q-tip, is so jarring on the eyes, it's difficult to concentrate on the story. 1.5/5 rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post April 26, 2002 +814 Oh, please. Stop and smell the manure. 0.5/5 rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post April 26, 2002 +814 Life is a crock -- or something like it. 1.5/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today April 26, 2002 +814 Explain to me why the big studios keep making romantic comedies which are so lacking in romance and comedy. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star April 26, 2002 +814 The disjointed mess flows as naturally as Jolie's hideous yellow 'do. 2/4 rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel April 26, 2002 +814 The whole exercise feels predictable and programmed. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times April 26, 2002 +814 If you've never seen such a 'second chance at life' film, this one may work for you to some degree, especially if you're a connoisseur of/sucker for forced, contrived and predictable material and moments posing as heartfelt and moving ones. 4/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! April 26, 2002 +814 A worthy woman's film and Jolie's best showcase to date. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 26, 2002 +814 Jolie's performance vanishes somewhere between her hair and her lips. 0/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune April 26, 2002 +814 The big question in Life or Something Like It isn't 'Will Lanie live?' or even 'Can Lanie change?' but 'Am I ever going to give a fig?' rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com April 26, 2002 +814 It appears as if even the filmmakers didn't know what kind of movie they were making. 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee April 26, 2002 +814 Exploring value choices is a worthwhile topic for a film -- but here the choices are as contrived and artificial as Kerrigan's platinum-blonde hair. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle April 26, 2002 +814 Aside from Jolie and the always-interesting Shalhoub, there's nothing much going on here. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian April 26, 2002 +814 What we have is a character faced with the possibility that her life is meaningless, vapid and devoid of substance, in a movie that is definitely meaningless, vapid and devoid of substance. 1.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday April 26, 2002 +814 The whole film echoes Jolie's character -- stylish on the surface with no depth or substance. rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel April 26, 2002 +814 The quirky potential of Herek's background and Jolie's charismatic persona ought to have been shaped into something more interesting than such pseudo-profound fluff. 2/4 rotten Charles Savage 1 Miami Herald April 26, 2002 +814 A really good premise is frittered away in middle-of-the-road blandness. rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star April 26, 2002 +814 You simply don't get a sense that Lanie's learned anything, other than that being too ambitious is a really bad thing. 2.5/5 rotten Derek Tse 0 Jam! Movies April 26, 2002 +814 Jolie brings a degree of unpredictability to her character which makes her more intriguing than the material or something like that. 2.5/5 rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies April 26, 2002 +814 A pleasant romantic comedy. B fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle April 26, 2002 +814 A misshapen, generally misguided, unnervingly simplistic romantic comedy with a spiritual element that means to give viewers pause, but seems far more likely to give them giggling fits. 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News April 26, 2002 +814 A potentially decent little fantasy-comedy, which unfortunately settles for cheap sentiment and oddly out-of-place humor when it could be -- should be -- aiming much higher. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) April 26, 2002 +814 Its disparate elements never add up to approximating real life. 2/4 rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post April 26, 2002 +814 Trying to glean life lessons from this movie is about as futile as hunting for an emotionally honest bone in its bloated body. C- rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News April 26, 2002 +814 A fluffy date movie that settles for platitudes every time it comes across an interesting idea. 2.5/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News April 26, 2002 +814 Too clumsy in key moments ... to make a big splash. 2/4 rotten Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch April 26, 2002 +814 This is an ungainly movie, ill-fitting, with its elbows sticking out where the knees should be. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 26, 2002 +814 A thoughtful and satisfying look at the ways we choose or refuse to take responsibility for our lives. 3/5 fresh Sheri Linden 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 26, 2002 +814 You may be galled that you've wasted nearly two hours of your own precious life with this silly little puddle of a movie. 1.5/4 rotten Renee Graham 1 Boston Globe April 26, 2002 +814 Life or Something Like It probably won't become a modern-day classic in the vein of It's A Wonderful Life, but it's pretty wonderful. 3/4 fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily April 26, 2002 +814 Only in a movie like this could live-TV drunkenness become a career-advancing move. 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune April 26, 2002 +814 Despite the film's decided thinness, there's still a kernel of something here -- a sweetness and vitality that peeks through. C+ fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee April 26, 2002 +814 Slightly above-average, somewhat dawdly and meandering romantic comedy. Angelina Jolie is at her most tolerable. C+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 26, 2002 +814 The relentless upbeatness of Life or Something Like It wrecks the possibility of either real laughter or genuine pathos. 1/5 rotten 1 New York Times April 26, 2002 +814 Life wouldn't have worked nearly as well as it did without Jolie, and I'm not sure too many other actresses could have carried this film. 6/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine April 26, 2002 +814 Partly a schmaltzy, by-the-numbers romantic comedy, partly a shallow rumination on the emptiness of success -- and entirely soulless. 1.5/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post April 26, 2002 +814 Herek's direction is matter-of-fact and sometimes awkward. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter April 26, 2002 +814 The script lurches from banal formula ... to vacuous, cringe-worthy contrivance. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 26, 2002 +814 Suffers from a decided lack of creative storytelling. 1.5/4 rotten Betsy Bozdech 0 Reel.com April 26, 2002 +814 An uneasy mix of four-hankie tearjerker and surreal romantic comedy. 1/5 rotten Steve Simels 0 TV Guide April 25, 2002 +814 It manages to squeeze by on Angelina Jolie's surprising flair for self-deprecating comedy. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 25, 2002 +814 An adroit crowd-pleaser, and Jolie and Burns exude charisma and the right chemistry. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times April 25, 2002 +814 ...there is enough originality in 'Life' to distance it from the pack of paint-by-number romantic comedies that so often end up on cinema screens. B- fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com April 25, 2002 +814 A pleasant piece of escapist entertainment. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com April 25, 2002 +814 Shepherd's script ... after going gooey, goes goofy. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press April 25, 2002 +814 The movie has no suspense, no sense of how Jolie's destiny affects her and absolutely no connection to life or anything like it. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 25, 2002 +814 The script by John Scott Shepherd and Dana Stevens weds every cliche of the careerist cautionary tale with the predictable beats of the romantic comedy. 1/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 25, 2002 +814 An unwise amalgam of Broadcast News and Vibes. 1.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central April 25, 2002 +814 Jolie displays a here-to-fore untapped comic ability. 3/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) April 25, 2002 +814 What's so striking about Jolie's performance is that she never lets her character become a caricature -- not even with that radioactive hair. 3/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel April 25, 2002 +814 It has the fizzy good spirits of a flavored bottle of seltzer water, if not champagne. 2.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer April 25, 2002 +814 There's little potential for surprise or much creativity within this old formula. 2.5/4 rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times April 25, 2002 +814 A cautionary tale about the folly of superficiality that is itself endlessly superficial. rotten Bill Gallo 0 New Times April 25, 2002 +814 Jolie gives it that extra little something that makes it worth checking out at theaters, especially if you're in the mood for something more comfortable than challenging. B- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution April 25, 2002 +814 Angelina Jolie gives a mixed-bagged performance. Sometimes she is annoying, affected and just plain selfish...other times she endearing and funny C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 25, 2002 +814 Angelina is appealing doing the girly girl thing. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 25, 2002 +814 To enjoy this movie's sharp dialogue and delightful performance by Jolie and Burns, you have to gloss over the no sense ending. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com April 24, 2002 +814 Without Angelina Jolie, this movie wouldn't even be worth renting as a dog-day Tuesday evening video flick.. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium April 24, 2002 +814 Seems entirely prefabricated...absurdly contrived and overwrought in a whole variety of bad ways. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 24, 2002 +814 The kind of romance that makes a life of solitude seem attractive. The kind of life-affirming story that makes the prospect of death a little less daunting. rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly April 24, 2002 +814 Neither Jolie nor Burns bring much to their roles, and their chemistry together is nearly non-existent. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 23, 2002 +814 But even with the two-wrongs-make-a-right chemistry between Jolie and Burns...this otherwise appealing picture loses its soul to Screenwriting For Dummies conformity. 2.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire April 23, 2002 +814 Life or Something Like It has its share of high points, but it misses too many opportunities. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 23, 2002 +814 Jolie, in a role clearly designed for someone like Meg Ryan, shows us Lanie's vulnerability, inescurity, and her capacity for giddy joy. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 23, 2002 +814 Bad movies just don't come any sadder than Life or Something Like It, a shapeless, miserable mess. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review April 22, 2002 +814 The movie annoyed me on many levels. 2/10 rotten Andy Weil 0 ComingSoon.net April 16, 2002 +814 Sincere energy gives this soul-searcher something magic to find - if even along the beaten path. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 27, 2002 +814 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +814 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +814 6 rotten 0 Apollo Guide May 13, 2005 +814 1/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +814 1/5 rotten Genevieve Harrison 0 Empire Magazine April 23, 2003 +814 2/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com March 28, 2003 +814 2.5/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +814 3/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies March 5, 2003 +814 C- rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 17, 2002 +814 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +814 2/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons June 30, 2002 +814 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) April 29, 2002 +814 3/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com April 28, 2002 +814 3/5 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com April 26, 2002 +814 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com April 25, 2002 +815 This is a handsome, intelligent and careful adaptation which may be too bookish... Always fully engrossing, even if it is too coolly detached to ever be involving. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 29, 2018 +815 Revolutionary Road shows something people think they want to see but really don't: what happens if Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet survive the Titanic. rotten 0 n+1 April 30, 2018 +815 It just touched on so many different issues like love, the sanctity of marriage, forgiveness, rage, entrapment, loneliness and helplessness. A+ fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 12, 2017 +815 Mr. Mendes at least has an idea what he should be going for even though he ultimately fails. rotten Martin Tsai 0 Critic's Notebook October 7, 2015 +815 There is not a shred of hope, light or even life in Mendes' fourth film. 1/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix October 21, 2014 +815 Revolutionary Road's portrait of a disintegrating marriage is so unflinching, so unsentimental, and so bleak, that you really need to be in a buoyant emotional state to get through the movie. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk September 7, 2013 +815 Most of the way, the film feels more like a documentary about the couple than a corrosive study of either of them. B+ fresh Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 22, 2013 +815 These people are not tragic, they're not even pathetic - they're fountains of soap-opera profundities. rotten Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 16, 2011 +815 From the director of American Beauty comes another empty, fake-meaningful tale of how rotten it is in the suburbs. 2/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +815 ... far beyond deconstructing the man in the gray flannel suit. ... [writer Richard Yates] explored ways we acquire and define our identities from people we love, and how we set our lives on self-deceptive and self-destructive courses. fresh Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife January 26, 2011 +815 Mendes has made a troubling film that wrestles with big themes and touchy subjects, even if it is set in an overly familiar milieu. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 23, 2010 +815 The characters in this film are weak-willed, pathetic losers. I just couldn't muster much sympathy for the characters that couldn't burst out of the cages of their own design. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 10, 2010 +815 Revolutionary Road is content to stick with hoary cliches about the emptiness of middle-class bourgeois life. 2/4 rotten Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Times August 30, 2009 +815 Middlebrow self-consciousness rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 26, 2009 +815 It's hard to shake the feeling that this is merely a lesser rehash of Mendes' more accomplished film American Beauty. 3.5/5 fresh Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex August 1, 2009 +815 It plays like Douglas Sirk without the irony. rotten Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review June 3, 2009 +815 ...more of a sedate lecture on values than a revealing or entertaining look at life and love. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 27, 2009 +815 Can't tell whether Mendes speaks through his characters or speaks about them 2/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit April 21, 2009 +815 "Similar yet better domestic dramas that come to mind for comparison purposes include ""In the Bedroom,"" ""Little Children"" and ""American Beauty." 2.5/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum March 21, 2009 +815 Suburban malaise has seldom been better looking or better acted. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight March 1, 2009 +815 [Solid] performances took me over some of the bumps of the movie. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com February 11, 2009 +815 A road to ruin paved more by mindless conformity than by good intentions. 2.5/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze February 9, 2009 +815 "Bolstered by Thomas Newman's score, spot-on set design and the brilliant source material, ""Revolutionary Road"" is a darkly effective portrait of an Eisenhower-era couple who fall tragically short of reaching Camelot." 4/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com February 8, 2009 +815 The film is blatantly aimed at the Oscar committee - anyone else may well find it slightly dull. 2/5 rotten Mickey McMonagle 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) February 5, 2009 +815 If ever there were a film that aimed for the zeitgeist and missed badly, it's this one. 2/5 rotten Cosmo Landesman 0 Sunday Times (UK) February 5, 2009 +815 Sam Mendes's film, based on a faithful screenplay by Justin Haythe, is beautifully crafted. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) February 5, 2009 +815 Sam Mendes has created an intelligent, thoroughly engrossing, beautifully acted adaptation of a classic novel that depicts the tragic underside of America's sunniest decade. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) February 5, 2009 +815 The acting is amazing but the story is one long drive to despair 4/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com February 3, 2009 +815 Revolutionary Road is a dumbed down movie. But it's not dumbed down for just general audiences; it's dumbed down for would-be intellectual audiences, people who are supposed to like books. It sorely fits contemporary times. 1.5/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 Fayetteville Free Weekly February 1, 2009 +815 Handsomely done and beautifully acted, just slightly wanting in a screenplay that leaves questions unanswered about what's behind these unhappy people. And it's ultra-depressing... 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine January 30, 2009 +815 This is a sobering, well-observed film that doesn't fully hit the mark but sets up enough pleasing ideas to chew on regarding ambition, marriage and ideals of how to live one's life, individually and as a couple. 3/6 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out January 30, 2009 +815 A worthy but slightly cold adaptation of a classic American novel that fails to fully engage the audience's sympathy despite first-rate performances and some sublime camerawork by multiple Oscar nominee Roger Deakins. 3/5 fresh Jamie McLeish 0 Film4 January 30, 2009 +815 A deeply felt, moving and genuinely tragic study of a marriage tearing itself apart. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 30, 2009 +815 It feels removed from the messy energies and doomy turbulence it depicts, filtering them through an aesthetic sensibility so tasteful, controlled and ultimately second-hand, that it can impress but never truly move us. fresh Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 30, 2009 +815 It leaves you feeling voyeuristically sullied; scrubbing the blood out of your mental carpet, privy to something simultaneously indulgent and inconsequential. 2/5 rotten Lorien Haynes 0 Little White Lies January 30, 2009 +815 Mendes is careful to keep the mood largely sombre ahead of a gruesome denouement which, visceral as it is, doesn't alter the pattern of the film; delivering more food for thought than fire in the belly. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy January 30, 2009 +815 In terms of performance and production, this is an undeniably high-quality affair. Yet it's all rather superficial. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema January 30, 2009 +815 DiCaprio and Winslet channel much nuance into their home-based hell. Mendes' level-headed helming is best at pinpointing the brutality of banality, while Roger Deakins' lush cinematography stylises suburbia as a lavish velvet coffin for its residents. 3/5 fresh Kevin Harley 0 Total Film January 30, 2009 +815 While Yates' story retains flecks of perceptiveness, this is as disappointing as the characters' compromises. 3/5 fresh Chris Roberts 0 January 30, 2009 +815 The acting impresses, the plight of the characters, less rounded and sympathetic than they are in the book, merely depresses. Roadworthy then, but hardly revolutionary. 3/5 fresh Jamie Millar 0 January 30, 2009 +815 A great script, visually stunning cinematography and great direction from Kate's husband Sam Mendes make this a remarkable experience. 8/10 fresh Simon Thompson 0 Heart 106.2 January 30, 2009 +815 Justin Haythe's disappointing screenplay is less than cinematic. Too much of the dialogue is on-the-nose, and more akin to theatre than real life. Far too much is said. The brilliance of Yates's novel lay in the amount that he left unsaid. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) January 30, 2009 +815 You come out knowing you have seen some great performances, brilliant direction and beautiful cinematography, but it is just not a film you love. 3/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Sunday Mirror (UK) January 30, 2009 +815 It's as if someone's taken the American Dream, lashed it to a table and cut it open to see how it works. An uncomfortable process, to be sure, but an awfully compelling one, too. 4/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) January 30, 2009 +815 Winslet gives Revolutionary Road its depth and heft. That face still gazes at us, with its seraphic blend of beauty and horror, minutes, even hours, after we have left the theatre. fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times January 30, 2009 +815 WITH all the talent, time and effort that has gone into making a movie like this, I hate reducing it to one word. But here goes. Revolutionary Road is ... AWFUL. 1/5 rotten Grant Lauchlan 0 Daily Record (UK) January 30, 2009 +815 This is an honourable attempt to get at the heart of a great novel. Its account of marital failure and of lost illusions is consistently absorbing and occasionally heart-rending. fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) January 30, 2009 +815 Beautifully shot, superbly written drama that exerts a powerful emotional grip and features terrific performances from a reunited Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 30, 2009 +815 Mendes digs into suburban life with a riveting and ultimately stark marital drama.... And it's the terrific acting that keeps us engaged. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 30, 2009 +815 I don't know anyone who'd want to watch, in these miserable times, a marriage swirling down life's khazi. But that doesn't stop it being a fine piece of work. And while I didn't enjoy it at all, I can definitely recommend it. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 News of the World January 30, 2009 +815 Revolutionary Road may strive for heaviness, but it's more doughty than weighty. The film is a doorstop that thinks it's a statue. fresh 0 Scotsman January 30, 2009 +815 Revolutionary Road is a moany, groany, phoney Oscars contender that's all boo-hoo-hooey. Mendes merely assumes we will share his characters' contempt for 'burbs life. 4/10 rotten Victor Olliver 0 Teletext January 29, 2009 +815 This is a movie by and for the actors, especially for Kate Winslet, whose prodigious talents are well used throughout this bleak, troubling and powerful drama. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 26, 2009 +815 Revolutionary takes us down a familiar road. 2.5/4 rotten Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times January 25, 2009 +815 Suburbia never was what it's cracked up to be. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) January 25, 2009 +815 DiCaprio and Winslet deliver terrific performances. 3.5/4 fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers January 24, 2009 +815 Revolutionary Road is a very powerful film even if I'm unsure whether or not it's also a very good one. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 H Magazine January 23, 2009 +815 Imagine, if you can, what Tennessee Williams might have written for a story line of TV's Mad Men and you'll get a good picture of Revolutionary Road. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 23, 2009 +815 Mendes' skillfully struck detachment sabotages pathos. 2.5/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) January 23, 2009 +815 There are no wasted moments in this film. There are many you can't watch without wincing. fresh Julie Rigg 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National January 23, 2009 +815 While the theme of 'what are you doing with your life?' resonates, it's not much fun to watch, in spite of splendid performances from all concerned. 3/6 rotten Nick Dent 0 Time Out Sydney January 22, 2009 +815 Sooner or later it becomes very hard to escape the sense that nothing actually happens in this film. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Fennell 0 Triple J January 22, 2009 +815 A gripping and harrowing dissection of two deluded souls. fresh Peter Galvin 0 FILMINK (Australia) January 22, 2009 +815 A cold and unappealing drama that is almost cripplingly middle-class. 3.5/4 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) January 22, 2009 +815 Does Yates's work stand up today? If you want an insight into the horrors of being married to the wrong person, there's nobody like him. But the result is not so much riveting drama as highly potent aversion therapy. rotten Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 22, 2009 +815 Revolutionary Road is a very well-made film indeed, and if it stings a little, that is only a testament to how strong a work it is. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 21, 2009 +815 Watching a Sam Mendes film is like sitting in a room while all the air is being sucked out. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 21, 2009 +815 There is great anguish and great artistry in this showcase by Winslet. This is a film that hurts so good. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World January 20, 2009 +815 It packs some dramatic fireworks but, in the end, not enough emotional punch. 2.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 16, 2009 +815 If the film seems obvious compared to the novel, it captures Yates' idea that the young, even naive, Frank and April are play actors in their own lives... 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 16, 2009 +815 ...brilliant and cold, like a sun-flooded winter's day. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 16, 2009 +815 Skilfully adapted and superbly directed, the film is an emotional tornado, delivered with exceptional performances from not only the two leads but the entire cast fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile January 15, 2009 +815 An involving film that disturbs on the deepest levels as tensions mount, words ricochet like bullets and actions speak louder than words fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 15, 2009 +815 "Except for a handful of misplaced laughs, ""Revolutionary Road"" is nothing but loud arguments, awkward silences and other bits of unpleasantness." 1/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 The Trend January 15, 2009 +815 This cracked social mirror the director holds up to society is no pretty sight. Although it's impossible to turn away. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star January 14, 2009 +815 People will argue over the film's histrionic tendencies but stars Kate Winslet and Leonardo DeCaprio bring it in every scene and produce an admittedly depressing film. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) January 13, 2009 +815 DiCaprio and Winslet's cinematic reunion only highlights Revolutionary Road's bleakness: Even if the Titanic hadn't gone down, the film tells us, these lovebirds were still doomed. fresh Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper January 9, 2009 +815 Revolutionary Road ranks right up there with Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? in its characterization of a coupling deeply scabrous and defective. 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle January 9, 2009 +815 Revolutionary Road isn't just a failed literary adaptation. It's a failure of the worst kind: It doesn't even make you want to read Richard Yates' deservedly legendary book. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun January 9, 2009 +815 Director Sam Mendes, who covered similar ground in American Beauty, evokes the Eisenhower years in every detail and sets a reasonable pace for the script. Yet the path is so familiar that not a step along it takes us by surprise. 2.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 9, 2009 +815 Bitter, nerve-wracking, ugly and relentless, Revolutionary Road is Big Drama done right, a mesmerizing look at desperate lives, wrong moves and spoiled dreams that hits hard right from the beginning and never lets up. A fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 9, 2009 +815 Viewers in the mood for rip-snorting marital combat should go ahead and partake, but they must prepare to leave the theatre in a state of profound depression. 3/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle January 9, 2009 +815 Revolutionary Road's existential dread of unspoken feelings bubbling to the surface perhaps better resembles Tennessee Williams, a towering explorer of authenticity and self-delusion. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews January 9, 2009 +815 The film is jolted into hopes and dreams and more importantly, escaping a blah life. But you can just sense there is something else. After all, this film isn't called 'Frank and April Move to Paris.' 7/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review January 9, 2009 +815 After Winslet's amazing performances in The Reader and Revolutionary Road, it's quite possible -- and maybe even likely -- that she'll get two Oscar nominations this year. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 9, 2009 +815 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 9, 2009 +815 The result also has the authentic quality of real people clinging to the aphorisms and going through the motions demanded by the situation and the times, all of which is bathed in lush regret by cinematographer Roger Deakins. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 8, 2009 +815 Dreary and depressing tale that would not have survived without the powerful and emotional performances by Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio. 3/5 fresh Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum January 7, 2009 +815 Unlike the novel, which you can set aside and take a break, with the film version of Revolutionary Road, you're in for the duration, and it's ultimately too much to take. 3/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic January 5, 2009 +815 Winslet gives a fearless performance here. It's not her fault her husband has shrouded it in Taste. 2.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe January 5, 2009 +815 This film is so good it is devastating. A lot of people believe their parents didn't understand them. What if they didn't understand themselves? 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 5, 2009 +815 Like its cinematic kin, Frost/Nixon and Doubt, this, too, is a delicately crafted, prestige project whose translation to screen doesn't deliver the original's amazements. 2.5/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post January 5, 2009 +815 Sam Mendes has worked in this territory before with his Oscar-winning American Beauty. Revolutionary Road is a better movie because it doesn't rely on such blatant caricatures. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail January 5, 2009 +815 The movie is intense and stylized, and bristling with great performances. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 5, 2009 +815 [A] devastating if flawed adaptation of the Richard Yates novel. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 5, 2009 +815 The many millions who swooned over their romance in Titanic should expect to encounter a very different couple in Revolutionary Road. The bloom is very much off the rose. B- fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 5, 2009 +815 It is as fascinating as a train wreck, as well as the most sensitive, wryly compassionate, immaculately acted and uncannily real a movie portrait of a dysfunctional marriage as I can remember seeing since Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? A- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 5, 2009 +815 A heartbreakingly sad yet remarkable film from director Sam Mendes. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times January 5, 2009 +815 Somehow the film fails to inspire more than admiration, never reaching the same heights of empathy achieved by less impeccable treatments of the same topic. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 5, 2009 +815 Sam Mendes's spiritually depleted film exerts an undeniable pull as its beautiful, doomed protagonists navigate the ennui of adult life. Revolutionary Road provides an apt bookend to a holiday season drenched in fatalistic gloom. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post January 5, 2009 +815 The self-dramatization is harder to capture, sometimes coming off as false moments between the actors, yet this is still a troubling story of two good people who can't live with the truth that they're as ordinary as their neighbors. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader January 5, 2009 +815 As it goes on, Revolutionary Road starts to feel like a tepid rewrite of a Douglas Sirk weepie. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com January 5, 2009 +815 Intense adult drama shocks but doesn't awe. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media January 4, 2009 +815 The movie's really a psychological horror story in which the characters, especially the wife, are broken down as surely as the spinster Eleanor Vance played by Julie Harris in The Haunting. fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times January 4, 2009 +815 They should hand out complimentary razor blades at the end of Revolutionary Road. But if anyone can find the refresh button on the exhausted suburban malaise genre, it's Kate Winslet. And she does. 3/4 fresh Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) January 4, 2009 +815 With kinetic ferocity the two proceed to rip one another to shreds, and within the first ten minutes it becomes more than apparent the only thing hitting an iceberg here will be these two's marriage. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 2, 2009 +815 By emphasizing the breakdown of a marriage without ever establishing the hope and dreams that gave birth to it, Mendes has made leaden and incessantly depressing what was insightful and breathlessly dramatic on the page. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 2, 2009 +815 Another tale about how suburban domesticity is miserable simply because it's marriage and it's the suburbs. 3/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com January 2, 2009 +815 ...stale and predictable. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 2, 2009 +815 Revolutionary Road hits theaters at the height of Oscar season. That doesn't mean it's Oscar worthy. 2/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 January 2, 2009 +815 It's a sterile, contrived film about unlikable people that's only worth seeing for a few very good performances. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com January 2, 2009 +815 ...consistently elevated by the superb performances and Sam Mendes' expectedly enthralling directorial choices. 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 2, 2009 +815 you outgrow these arguments--you only hope that the entertainments intended to illuminate as you get more curious have the decency to mature at the same pace 1.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2009 +815 A beautiful-looking but essentially lifeless work that would seem more at home on a mantelpiece than on a movie screen. 3/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2009 +815 These are performances - and lives - lived in quotation marks. rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Parallax View January 1, 2009 +815 However familiar it may ring, this very downbeat tale about dreams dashed in the name of stifling social conformity feels freshly devastating, thanks to the lead pair. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2009 +815 Like Columbus, British filmmaker Sam Mendes insists he's discovered America. B- fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly January 1, 2009 +815 "It may be, as Thoreau said, that ""most men lead lives of quiet desperation,"" but in the movies, desperation is much more likely to be loud." B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet January 1, 2009 +815 The build-up gains slow momentum but once it finds its rhythm Rev Road is positively devastating 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly December 31, 2008 +815 Revolutionary Road is content to be a powerful film about an ordinary troubled marriage; the kind taking place in a handful of houses on your block - perhaps even in your own. 3.5/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com December 31, 2008 +815 A showcase for DiCaprio and Winslet's formidable talents, and they are up to the challenge of playing tortured, well intentioned but ultimately doomed victims of dashed dreams. 3/4 fresh Brett McCracken 0 Christianity Today December 31, 2008 +815 Kate and Leo just stand around shouting the subtext at one another, mired in that typical Mendes swamp of gloss wherein every shot looks like a picture from a coffee-table book. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly December 30, 2008 +815 A film that, by the end, turns into a far more unsettling haunted-house story than The Amityville Horror. fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly December 30, 2008 +815 Revolutionary Road isn't emotionally engaging or moving. 2.5/4 rotten Jenni Miller 0 Premiere Magazine December 30, 2008 +815 We understand -- immediately, like in the second or third scene, thank you -- that they are tragically suppressed; why should we care? C rotten Dezhda Gaubert 0 E! Online December 30, 2008 +815 This is not the film to see if you're looking for light, frivolous entertainment, but it reflects humanity in a way that can be cathartic. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 29, 2008 +815 A very powerful drama. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies December 29, 2008 +815 Give me something to care about. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies December 29, 2008 +815 The crossed-signals and secret selfishness of a bad marriage are the sour heart of Revolutionary Road. And it is devastating. 4/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 29, 2008 +815 It's keenly observed, handsomely mounted, supremely well-acted, and distant in a way the period trappings can't quite explain away. B fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club December 29, 2008 +815 Even though we could reasonably wonder if there had to be yet another one of these blasted suburban satires, at least Revolutionary Road is a pretty good entry in the field. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 26, 2008 +815 A bleak, bitter, brilliant portrayal of the failure of the fifties version of the American dream it so beautifully captures in period terms. A fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 26, 2008 +815 If you're looking for an intense, character-driven movie, Revolutionary Road delivers big time. 4.5/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant December 26, 2008 +815 So straight and formal there's no room to breathe. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 25, 2008 +815 At any moment, we expect the depressed, chain smoking gilded cage suburban house pet Kate to morph into Sylvia Plath, poised to stick her head in the oven, a premature free spirit bloodied Christ figure imprisoned behind a window in a breezy hollow world. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze December 25, 2008 +815 We all lead lives of quiet desperation, though some of us are louder than others. 5/10 rotten Brandon Fibbs 0 Colorado Springs Gazette December 25, 2008 +815 What is the point of 'Revolutionary Road,' besides providing a showcase for two dynamic actors, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, to chew the scenery in an overwrought exposition of domestic combat? 2/4 rotten Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner December 24, 2008 +815 Extremely well-acted and not without its effective interludes, Mendes' latest effort is done in by a final ten minutes that lessen the story's would-be impact with an overload of tacked-on contrivance. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 24, 2008 +815 From cast to conclusion, Revolutionary Road is fate funneled through a true artist's muse. 5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters December 24, 2008 +815 An unflinching look at the discontent of a suburban couple and the ways they deal with the death of their dream of liberation. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 24, 2008 +815 [A] didactic, emotionally overblown critique of the soulless suburbs. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter December 24, 2008 +815 Why does the movie feel as pleasantly deadening as the midcentury Connecticut suburb where it takes place? rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate December 24, 2008 +815 The best thing about Revolutionary Road... is that it doesn't end with that rote vision of bourgeois anomie. It only begins there. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly December 24, 2008 +815 It is good, not great, and it is the two stars that make this worth the price of admission. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 23, 2008 +815 A skillfully composed but gloomy affair that rigidly positions itself as a Serious Adult Drama of the feel-bad variety. 3/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com December 23, 2008 +815 Who on earth seriously wants to watch an entire movie of Kate and Leo squabbling as their marriage implodes? 5.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net December 23, 2008 +815 An extraordinary motion picture that harnesses spellbinding emotional discharge and enthralling disgust, using two of the most talented and captivating stars of today to bring to the screen a masterwork of domestic isolation. A fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 23, 2008 +815 Since Mendes has kept us emotionally at arm's length with his structured, hermetically sealed production, it's hard to care about whether they'll ever find that elusive something. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press December 23, 2008 +815 An unforgettable film and one of the year's best. 4/5 fresh Don R. Lewis 0 Film Threat December 23, 2008 +815 [B]oth the protagonists are thoroughly mediocre, uninteresting people, and I never figured out why I was supposed to care about the fate of either of them. 2/5 rotten Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC December 23, 2008 +815 It's cynical dramedy for people who pride themselves on being smart -- that is, unsentimental. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press December 23, 2008 +815 Certainly the best work Mendes has ever produced for the screen, Revolutionary Road works as a showcase for performances: DiCaprio and Winslet are at the top of their game. fresh Karina Longworth 0 SpoutBlog December 23, 2008 +815 Hoplessly bleak and disturbingly detached, this dissection of a doomed marriage is saved by Kate Winslet's formidable performance. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 23, 2008 +815 Directed with extraordinary skill by Sam Mendes, the film is a tough road well worth traveling. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 22, 2008 +815 Revolutionary Road is impressive, but it feels like a classic encased in amber. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek December 22, 2008 +815 There will be tears. A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 21, 2008 +815 Dutifully reproduces incidents and particulars while only rarely glancing at the underlying element of self-deception, of acting a part, that defines said moments. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine December 20, 2008 +815 Is the movie trying too hard? In moments of self-doubt, I wonder...I found the performances stellar and I was emotionally rocked and rolled; I ask for little more. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina December 17, 2008 +815 A flawless, moment-to-moment autopsy of a marriage on the rocks and an indictment of the American Dream gone sour. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer December 17, 2008 +815 It simply doesn't play as well as it reads. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer December 17, 2008 +815 The cinematic equivalent of watching a balloon deflate slowly, agonizingly, through a microscopic pinprick. 1.5/4 rotten Rob Humanick 0 Suite101.com December 17, 2008 +815 It is honorably and brutally unnerving. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker December 15, 2008 +815 Revolutionary Road is not a great film, per se; a great film needs the stamp of a great director. But it is a great film of this great book. fresh Dan Callahan 0 House Next Door December 15, 2008 +815 A stunning achievement across the board. The movie fully captures the kind of middle-class existence that turned a younger generation into hippies or radicals. Powerfully written, acted and directed, this is an instant classic. fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 13, 2008 +815 Apparently, their hearts did go on--and how. Easily, one of the year's best films. It's fantastic, with two amazing performances by Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio. A fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) December 12, 2008 +815 It reunites again Titanic doomed shipmates Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet and Kathy Bates, but this time as doomed suburbanites. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 12, 2008 +815 The best work that either DiCaprio or Winslet has ever done. Mendes masterfully conducts controlled fireworks of verbal savagery to suit the age of apropos and good reputations. 5/5 fresh Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com December 11, 2008 +815 Vital and brilliant, without American Beauty's occasional pretension, it's a shot in the arm for the dull holiday season, a shattering experience well worth having. 4.5/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend December 4, 2008 +815 Another gem from director Sam Mendes about suburbanites who lead lives of quiet desperation. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 2, 2008 +815 Onscreen cigarette smoking is as incessant as April's discontent--the period prop that becomes a running gag. A more important choke point, though, is dim audience involvement. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals December 2, 2008 +815 An actors' showcase for its iconic duo...and both have grown impressively since they last swooned shipside. B fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Modern Fabulousity December 2, 2008 +815 Packs considerable punch. 4/5 fresh Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 21, 2008 +815 DiCaprio and Winslet are compelling as young people who simply don't have the emotional maturity to juggle their conflicting desires for material success, personal fulfilment and the rewards of raising a family. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International November 18, 2008 +815 Revolutionary Road is a very good bigscreen adaptation of an outstanding American novel -- faithful, intelligent, admirably acted, superbly shot. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety November 18, 2008 +815 Though boasting strong, Oscar-caliber turns from DiCaprio, Winslet, and Michael Shannon, Mendes' second dissection of suburbia is too studied and deliberate in the first acts before generating emotional power, and may suffer in comparison to TV's Mad Men. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 18, 2008 +816 full review at Movies for the Masses 1/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses November 20, 2010 +816 There's nothing here that Disney hasn't done much better decades ago, and the script is a lame mixture of slapstick and sentiment. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) October 21, 2010 +816 Here is a pleasant, undemanding animated family comedy - decent enough, but it feels like a reshuffling of dozens of films you've seen before. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 21, 2010 +816 Stumbles every time it attempts to rise above the perfunctory, with its tiresome comic-relief geese and bog-standard internecine rivalry in the wolf pack. 1/5 rotten Trevor Johnston 0 Radio Times October 21, 2010 +816 A poorly written and disappointingly animated adventure that may keep the wee'uns happy for a while but will leave the adults snoozing. 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine October 20, 2010 +816 It certainly gives the nippers their slapstick fix. Sadly, the only sense of wonder it will stir in their parents is when it will all end. 2/5 rotten Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema October 20, 2010 +816 Aimed squarely at the very young, this cute animation still feels far too rushed to spend any significant time on. 2/5 rotten Cassam Looch 0 ViewLondon October 20, 2010 +816 The fact this is out in the same week as the fluffy owl movie beggars belief. It doesn't even belong in the same ruddy century. 1/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World October 17, 2010 +816 'Alpha and Omega' enters the crowded marketplace with little to say for itself. 2/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com October 1, 2010 +816 'Alpha and Omega' enters the crowded marketplace with little to say for itself. 2/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 MovieMaker Magazine October 1, 2010 +816 Because of the lacklustre rom-com script and flaccid direction - not to mention the terror on kids' faces with the snarling wolves slaughtering stampeding caribou - wait to howl with the DVD. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com September 23, 2010 +816 A thrilling adventure full of imagination and humor. It's the best animated film of the season. You don't have to be a kid to enjoy it. 8.0/10 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru September 22, 2010 +816 Alpha and Omega proves that sometimes more is more and less is less for a reason. 2.5/4 fresh Simon Abrams 0 Slant Magazine September 17, 2010 +816 ... the final result, while passable enough, is no particular treat ... 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review September 17, 2010 +816 Wolf tale is all about romance, innuendo-filled jokes. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media September 17, 2010 +816 An animated flick that doesn't leave much of an impression. It's even difficult to recall what happened once it's over because it's so slight and sluggish. 2/5 rotten Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic September 17, 2010 +817 A winning comedy that's as leisurely as the Eisenhower years, with just a hint of the rebellion that's coming down the pike. 7/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis December 10, 2013 +817 Mildly amusing but not great comedy, penned by the Ephrons from a stage play, this eighth teaming of Tracy and Hepburn places the battle of the sexes in the workplace against the threat of new technology. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2007 +817 Desk Set is a big, shiny, doohickey coasting on the warm offerings of earlier triumphs. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +817 [Miss Hepburn and Mr. Tracy] can tote phone books on their heads or balance feathers on their chins and be amusing -- which is about the size of what they do here. 3.5/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times March 25, 2006 +817 So refreshingly smart. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 8, 2005 +817 Desk Set is quaintly funny and has a few memorable moments...it's ultimately harmless fun with a gossamer message about technology and gender roles. 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com April 29, 2004 +817 You'd never find a backer for a rom-com with this little relationship anxiety now 2.5/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central April 16, 2004 +817 One of the great Tracy-Hepburn pairings, this adaptation from the Broadway stage focuses on the love that grows from the contentious relationship... fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +817 One of the better Tracy-Hepburn screen pairings. 5/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 28, 2002 +817 Stagey, but pleasant star vehicle 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 7, 2002 +817 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 9, 2006 +817 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +817 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette November 12, 2004 +817 3/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 4, 2003 +817 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 22, 2002 +818 A little surprisingly, director-writer Stuart Gillard rises to the occasion with an often elegant film. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant June 4, 2018 +818 Rinky-dink production values, and sheer mindlessness and creative bankruptcy. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 14, 2014 +818 Really stupid. 2/4 rotten Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun August 6, 2014 +818 These fighting-intensive movies, a glorification of hurtful action, are strictly for children. While the corpse count is low, the mimicking turtles stand for nothing more important than the employment of physical force. rotten Candice Russell 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel August 6, 2014 +818 The comic book and animated incarnations of the Turtles remain far funnier and more inventive. rotten 0 People Magazine August 6, 2014 +818 The oversized terrapins are characteristically flip as they backflip through an unnecessarily muddled plot. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 6, 2014 +818 The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series comes to a close with an installment that ultimately falls right in line with its subpar predecessors... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 3, 2011 +818 This third film is easily the weakest of the bunch, but I can't say it's terrible. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures September 21, 2010 +818 A decided case of diminishing returns. rotten Leonard Klady 1 Variety July 23, 2009 +818 If the time-travel gimmick has to be employed twice in a row then it's probably best to banish these characters to a retirement sewer. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide May 18, 2008 +818 Terrible conclusion of the trilogy. The first two were great comic/cartoon adaptations. But back in time? What the hell is that about? 0/5 rotten Fred Topel 0 About.com July 14, 2003 +818 The novelty was refreshingly spry and creative in its first go-around. But guess what--the butt-kicking shellshockers are running out of excuses to exist in their campy chaos 2/5 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 TheWorldJournal.com May 28, 2003 +818 The Turtles themselves are better-natured than ever, and even nicely mellowed. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +818 Two weren't enough??? 0/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 22, 2003 +818 Achieves a degree of grace, goofiness, and agreeability that can often be lost in the serious drudgery of everyday life. 6 fresh Kurt Dahlke 0 Apollo Guide October 22, 2002 +818 The novelty is starting to wear off by this second sequel 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 19, 2002 +818 The first film was bad, the second worse, and the third almost unbearable. 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +818 If the first sequel was a photocopy of the original, this second sequel is a tracing of a photocopy. It's the same business twice removed, and twice diminished. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +818 Look at it this way; it could be worse. Your kids could be hooked on Barney. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +818 Even kids are likely to respond to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III with less enthusiasm than they did to the first two films in this series. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +818 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 16, 2005 +818 3/5 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal July 30, 2004 +818 1/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 21, 2003 +818 1/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) June 17, 2003 +818 2/5 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis September 4, 2002 +818 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 3, 2002 +818 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +821 Comes complete with a reassuringly gynecologic capper. 2.5/4 rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 Slant Magazine December 3, 2005 +823 "Revealing too much of the narrative would spoil the pleasure of learning where Matteo and Nicola find themselves. ""Youth"" sells us on the idea that life is a gift and that beauty and rejuvenation can come from even seemingly unbearable lows." 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 25, 2010 +823 You weep, laugh, celebrate and mourn with the characters throughout the six hours, which at once seem like an eternity and an instant. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star May 13, 2007 +823 An astonishing, deeply engrossing Italian family saga that happens to be six hours long. 1 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle June 23, 2006 +823 The Best of Youth is no masterpiece, but it has enough truthful, moving moments to make it worthwhile. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 16, 2006 +823 Works in the engrossing fashion of a good pulpy novel ... using whiskery melodramatic staples to digress into a whole slew of differing scenarios and moods. fresh Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) March 2, 2006 +823 a touchstone of Italian cinema A fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews February 20, 2006 +823 This epic elegy to family and country is a towering work of narrative fiction. 4/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine February 5, 2006 +823 With the six-hour running time, Giordana gets the space to let the characters live and let their shared story unfold like a good novel. 4/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 23, 2005 +823 Traces the quiet failures and proud struggles of everyday lives caught up like driftwood in the currents of history . . . conjures up an exultant, slice-of-life authenticity. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) September 15, 2005 +823 By the end, we know these characters so well that just seeing any two of them meet draws tears 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 1, 2005 +823 It maintains a defiant optimism that the actions of individuals matter. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central August 10, 2005 +823 Unfolds like a novel full of characters we can't help but care about. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post July 29, 2005 +823 When the movie concludes, you can talk about these characters as if you actually know them -- which won't be far from the truth. A- fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News July 29, 2005 +823 Few films have ever made better use of combining social and political history with romantic melodrama and suspense. 4/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press June 24, 2005 +823 Best of Youth has the textures and depth of characterization of a great novel. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 9, 2005 +823 Its point is this: That every nation, like a family, is made up of many people who are often at odds with one another, but that ultimately, we are all one. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post June 3, 2005 +823 A family that seems as real as your own relatives. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post June 3, 2005 +823 For six hours that seemed more like two, I was wrapped up in a human drama that was also a historical drama and a genuine wonder of filmmaking. A+ fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian May 20, 2005 +823 Despite many charming elements, this movie is not an example of good storytelling. 1.5/4 rotten John Terauds 1 Toronto Star May 13, 2005 +823 A brilliant, sprawling piece of cinematic art, and perhaps the best film of the year. 4/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times May 13, 2005 +823 This film is either a profound investigation of recent Italian history and a loving look at the national psyche -- warts, poetry and all -- or else it's a really superb soap opera. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies May 13, 2005 +823 In the end, you'll be savouring an emotion not often engendered by film: tranquillity, a calm acceptance, tinged with joy and flecked with sadness, of life's up-and-down journey. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail May 13, 2005 +823 Giordana's redemptive vision provides a sense of discovery and a well of hope in the most devastating of troubles, and beautiful surprises in love, friendship and family. A fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer May 12, 2005 +823 A slowly flowering miracle: an epic of normal life. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe May 6, 2005 +823 A brilliantly orchestrated ode to the heart and soul of modern-day Italy. 3.5/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald May 6, 2005 +823 The Best of Youth runs, though never dawdles, for an easy six hours, with barely a false note. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker April 20, 2005 +823 By the end of the film, it's as if I know these people, and I want to sit with them again for a few hours. Or six. 5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies April 15, 2005 +823 A beautiful, sprawling, wonderful story. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper April 4, 2005 +823 So in-depth, so appealing, so easy to sit through and so anomalously grand scale that few who see it will ever forget it. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 1, 2005 +823 I dropped outside of time and was carried along by the narrative flow; when the film was over, I had no particular desire to leave the theater, and would happily have stayed another three hours. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 1, 2005 +823 Its storytelling style is as close to the novel form as you'll find on film, both a strengh and a weakness. 3.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals March 31, 2005 +823 A major cinema event of the year, a masterpiece of Italian film traditions in social/political realism and historical family epic. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune March 31, 2005 +823 Got a spare six hours? Well, it would be a shame if you didn't, because this sweeping Italian drama is worth every minute. B fresh 0 E! Online March 25, 2005 +823 An all-encompassing, life-affirming cinematic experience that resembles no other. fresh Shirley Sealy 0 Film Journal International March 24, 2005 +823 It avoids the pratfalls of easy melodrama by maintaining a psychological distance from its characters; there are never any obvious explanations for their choices or behaviors. fresh Doug Cummings 0 Filmjourney March 22, 2005 +823 Those who see it will, quite frankly, not believe their luck. It is that satisfying, that engrossing, that good. 5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times March 18, 2005 +823 Its themes are for everybody, though this wonderful drama must surely hold a special relevance for the graying boomers who went through those wild years. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly March 17, 2005 +823 It is, in short, the best of cinema. A fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly March 9, 2005 +823 A graceful and enveloping feat of filmmaking. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com March 5, 2005 +823 After all the observations on heartache, politics, art, commerce, passion, identity, mortality, even mental health, six hours begin to seem downright compact. 3.5/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News March 4, 2005 +823 Rarely have six hours spent doing anything seemed so rewarding. 4/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide March 4, 2005 +823 It's a human-scale saga you'll remember. fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger March 3, 2005 +823 All the pieces converge in a powerful rush during the second half. 3/4 fresh Russell Scott 1 New York Post March 3, 2005 +823 Not to be missed by anyone who cares about the joys, sorrows, and challenges of living in the modern world. 4/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor March 3, 2005 +823 The result is that valued rarity, an intimate epic. 3.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday March 3, 2005 +823 The movie has the addictive episodic intimacy of great TV. fresh Jessica Winter 1 Village Voice March 3, 2005 +823 The Best of Youth more than earns its running time. 3.5/5 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com March 3, 2005 +823 By the end of this haunting, hypnotic film, you feel you have watched lives being lived, not just imagined. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 28, 2005 +823 As a movie-going experience La meglio gioventu leaves much to be desired. If you are interested, buy the DVD instead. rotten 0 european-films.net July 29, 2004 +823 An incredible experience. 8 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus July 20, 2004 +823 Extraordinarily ambitious and effacingly accomplished, this is both an affecting domestic drama and a provocative political epic that is never anything less than intimate, intelligent and involving. 4/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine July 3, 2004 +823 It's a vast, sweeping epic that thrillingly sets its characters' lives against a wider backdrop of profound political, historical, and cultural change. 5/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com July 3, 2004 +823 Among the least cynical and most humanistic features of recent times. A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve May 29, 2004 +823 There are some beautifully modulated performances from a vast cast of compelling characters. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Courrier 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 9, 2004 +823 If you have better eyesight and a stronger lower lumbar than I do, you might confront the challenge of reading six hours and six minutes of subtitles with more enthusiasm than I did. But it's still six hours and six minutes out of your life. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer October 8, 2003 +823 4/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +823 C+ rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews July 12, 2005 +824 ...the film's just not funny... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 6, 2004 +824 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 8, 2005 +826 ...a must for Kubrick aficionados... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 8, 2015 +826 Frankly, it's a pretty wretched story, but this small, cheap film has style to spare. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 6, 2008 +826 Kubrick's second feature shows his promise as a powerful and iconic director in motifs and style. 3/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine October 3, 2007 +826 It's tense, compelling and steeped in an urban anxiety that's strangely contemporary. fresh 0 Film4 October 3, 2007 +826 Kubrick's low-key lensing occasionally catches the flavor of the seamy side of Gotham life. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety May 8, 2007 +826 Killer's Kiss is no one's idea of a great film but it displays much evidence of future brilliance. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide February 12, 2007 +826 A noirish thriller with experimental trimmings that holds back most of the emotions, sensitive as well as otherwise, that threatened to make Kubrick's first feature mawkish. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader February 12, 2007 +826 Kubrick makes the most of flashback and dream sequences, and a surreal climactic fight in a warehouse full of mannequins. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +826 Kubrick worked in an uncharacteristically naturalistic style despite the genre material, with mixed but still fascinating results. 3/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +826 Offers some glimpses of what [Kubrick] was capable of doing with no budget and no crew and no actors. 2.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies March 17, 2002 +826 Kubrick has created a sinister noir film. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +826 Hardly Stanley Kubrick's best work. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +826 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 24, 2005 +826 3/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) May 19, 2005 +826 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) February 11, 2005 +826 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 24, 2004 +826 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +827 This is gangster life played for screwball comedy but the culture isn't all that different than what Martin Scorsese would present in Goodfellas just a couple of years later, right down to the colorful names like Vinnie The Slug... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com October 28, 2016 +827 Married to the Mob is full of promise, but goes nowhere, apparently satisfied enough with being avant-garde and hip. rotten Cathy Burke 0 United Press International October 9, 2016 +827 Offbeat genial suburban gangster comedy delightfully directed by Jonathan Demme. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 5, 2015 +827 A gangster film with a twist and the idiosyncratic Demme touch. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide January 31, 2011 +827 A fluffy but entertaining comedy. fresh 0 Film4 January 31, 2011 +827 A lot of fun to watch, thanks to a darn sturdy cast and a director with a sublime ability to make fluff seem deeper than it really is. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 21, 2011 +827 The enormous cast is a total delight, starting with Pfeiffer, with hair dyed dark, a New York accent and a continuously nervous edge. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety July 7, 2010 +827 Irresistible fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion March 13, 2010 +827 Everything in it is wonderfully right. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com April 9, 2007 +827 Unconventional romantic comedy with a slap and a tickle. 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 5, 2006 +827 Amazingly, for all its hip anarchy, it's finally an oddly old-fashioned slice of entertainment. Preston Sturges might have approved. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +827 Pfeiffer is superb in a delightful farce 4/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette November 3, 2004 +827 Pfeiffer is outstanding. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 23, 2004 +827 A light-hearted comedy about one woman's dream to remake her life fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 19, 2003 +827 Miss Pfeiffer, who looks utterly ravishing in outfits that set the teeth on edge, turns Angela's plight into something funny, but she seems eminently sane even when the movie does not. 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +827 A comic exploration of the changing face of the mafia, the only damage this mob will do is to your funnybone. 3/5 fresh Barry McIlheney 0 Empire Magazine February 2, 2003 +827 Very amusing trifle from when Demme still had a personality 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 2, 2002 +827 One of Demme's best comedies. Rent this and Something Wild and have a crazy good time. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +827 Only a director like Demme could make so many mob characters likable. 6 fresh Brian A. Gross 0 Apollo Guide July 25, 2001 +827 "A mix of goofy ethnicity, romance and self-discovery, ""Married to the Mob"" is an offer you can't refuse." fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +827 For fans of Demme's work, however, or those who are looking for comedy that's off the beaten path, Married to the Mob might fill the bill. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +827 You just have a film with a lot of silly situations and none of them make it to being funny. Jonathan Demme has a real ear for how people don't talk and a real feeling for how people don't behave. rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +827 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) January 19, 2007 +827 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 15, 2005 +827 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 10, 2005 +827 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +827 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 27, 2004 +827 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com September 23, 2003 +827 3/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 18, 2003 +827 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 7, 2003 +827 4/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) December 6, 2002 +827 3.5/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +828 It's great on raising the level of tension, and its special effects and unique filming style are also great. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 29, 2014 +828 A nifty twist on a familiar theme fresh Shane Burridge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +828 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +828 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 1, 2005 +829 Check out this hard-to-find flick, if you can get your paws on it. fresh Staci Layne 0 StaciWilson.com January 28, 2005 +830 Melodrama, rather than comedy, prevails. But at last, The Wedding Banquet becomes surprisingly satisfying, as it reaches its humane and sweet final course. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 17, 2018 +830 By balancing comedy and drama and focusing on real solutions to real problems, Lee creates a film that pulses with the feeling of real life. B+ fresh James Plath 0 Family Home Theater January 16, 2018 +830 Lee sustains the bubbling hilarity, but also provides quieter, deeper observation of the characters' motives and moods. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide April 4, 2012 +830 A very adroit and entertaining social comedy. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader April 4, 2012 +830 This tale of a marriage of convenience charms and amuses with strong comedic performances with a great script and some beautifully shot sequences. 3/5 fresh Colette Maude 0 Empire Magazine April 4, 2012 +830 Cultural clashes all over the place in this sweet and gently comedy. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine April 4, 2012 +830 Lee's control of his characters is already pretty masterful: this is a smart, funny and moving work. fresh 0 Film4 April 4, 2012 +830 Most of this is smoothly done and scripted with plenty of incident. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety February 23, 2012 +830 This sharply observed madcap comedy, about a marriage of convenience between a gay Taiwanese American and a Chinese woman, examines the primacy of the individual within a culture that worships authority and rewards conformity. A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 31, 2006 +830 Never patronising his characters, Ang Lee combines comedy, both subtle and raucous, with acute social asides. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +830 A thoughtful and ultimately deeply moving story about family ties, tradition, and acceptance. 4/5 fresh Don Willmott 0 Filmcritic.com August 1, 2004 +830 Fine, subtle, moving Ang Lee film. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 13, 2003 +830 It is the unusual film comedy in which the humor springs as much from character as from situation. 4/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +830 clever, consistently funny and unexpectedly poignant to boot 4/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 29, 2002 +830 The Wedding Banquet never becomes bogged down by its own seriousness. Lee manages to keep the production buoyant by including scenes that are often riotously funny. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +830 The Wedding Banquet does take some of the same delight in constructing a comedy of misunderstandings and deceptions. But the movie also has a warm heart, and by the end somehow manages to become very moving. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +830 Ang's elegantly orchestrated farce is generous with hilarious moments. fresh Joe Brown 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +830 A sweet, perceptive story about the cost of deception and the power of family rituals. fresh Megan Rosenfeld 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +830 The Wedding Banquet wins fans with its sunny disposition as it turns a contemporary story about a marriage of convenience into a deft bedroom farce and humanist drama. 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +830 I just never found myself caring quite enough. 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +830 This is an enjoyable film, though perhaps not as good as word-of-mouth would have it. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +830 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com July 11, 2005 +830 3/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire April 27, 2005 +830 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly April 13, 2005 +830 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal April 16, 2004 +830 5/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 7, 2002 +830 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 1, 2002 +830 3/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) October 3, 2002 +831 Written and directed by Pavan Moondi, this is, unfortunately, an unfocused mess of a story, albeit one with two tremendous leads, beautiful cinematography, and some genuinely laugh out loud moments. And if you're a fan of Tim Heidecker, he kills it. 7/10 fresh Anthony Ray 0 Film Threat February 14, 2018 +831 The duo come across as abrasive and mirthless; for all their back-and-forths, they fail to land a single laugh-out-loud one-liner or comeback. rotten Nick Schager 1 Variety December 19, 2017 +831 Exuding such a relaxed feel that it's not surprising that its title doesn't appear onscreen until nearly the half-hour mark, Sundowners never strains too hard for its considerable laughs. fresh Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter December 18, 2017 +831 It's for folks who fetishize indie-style ineptitude and amateurishness. 1/4 rotten Godfrey Cheshire 1 RogerEbert.com December 15, 2017 +831 Closure may be missing, but at least glimpses of promising Canadian performers are in abundant supply. fresh Andy Webster 1 New York Times December 14, 2017 +831 Scruffy Canadian comedy whose laughs land more often than they miss. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation December 4, 2017 +831 Deliberately awkward and bravely subversive. 3/4 fresh Barry Hertz 1 Globe and Mail August 25, 2017 +831 Pavan Moondi mines hilarious comedy from this tale of doofuses in oddball situations. 4/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto August 24, 2017 +831 Moondi and his actors let Alex and Justin sketch their own stories, which are written in their faces and in the bad choices they habitually make. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 24, 2017 +831 Booze, near-sex experiences and minor disasters... a chill indie take on a genre that's usually so desperate to make us laugh, it hyperventilates. fresh Jim Slotek 0 Original Cin August 24, 2017 +832 Both less stodgy and more outrageous than the rest of the Russian silent film canon, Happiness is political cinema at its finest, and funniest. 7 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com June 18, 2010 +832 It's a prime example of socialists trying to act like Charlie Chaplin over slapstick satire. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 22, 2009 +833 The momentum is lost. rotten Brian D. Johnson 0 Maclean's Magazine January 2, 2018 +833 Fanboys laughs with Eric and the gang, not at them. It celebrates how pop culture can bring people together, and that a dream is important even if it only matters to you. B- fresh Julie Washington 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer August 17, 2017 +833 It's a bombardment of trivial encounters that does not always hit its target. rotten Dan DiNicola 0 The Daily Gazette (Schenectady, NY) January 22, 2013 +833 Overly concerned with making a film about the fans for the fans, but they forgot to ask, is it any good? C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 18, 2011 +833 in a manner that is both thoroughly entertaining and slyly confronting, FanBoys ends up being an affectionate lampoon of its own viewers and the lives that they live through the movies that they watch. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Little White Lies September 7, 2010 +833 Those unsure of what a scruffy nerfherder is or what the planet Kashyyyk represents in the broader Star Wars universe will probably want to sit this one out. 1.5/4 rotten Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Times August 30, 2009 +833 For those who get a gag like 'Looking for love in Alderaan places?' you don't have to worry if the movie is on your level or not. B fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO August 14, 2009 +833 ...the film really only works in fits and starts... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 14, 2009 +833 At times the structure labours, but ultimately Fanboys rises above routine Hollywood fare because it never makes fun of the people it represents. fresh Trent Griffiths 0 FILMINK (Australia) June 5, 2009 +833 "I have never not laughed so much since I saw ""Gone Fishin'""..." rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed May 3, 2009 +833 What if the movie sucks? 1.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star April 29, 2009 +833 Fanboys does have a heart buried under all that dandruff and sexual frustration. 3/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies April 3, 2009 +833 Buoyed by infectious high spirits and self-deprecating humour, the film works in strange and perhaps unintentional ways, thanks largely to the sustained energy of the lead actors, and writers Ernest Cline and Adam F. Goldberg. 2.5/4 fresh Greg Quill 1 Toronto Star April 3, 2009 +833 Turns out there is something more annoying than an infatuated bunch of Star Wars nerds. Turns out a movie about an infatuated bunch of Star Wars nerds can really set your teeth on edge. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail April 2, 2009 +833 Fanboys kind of made me want to stop being one. C rotten Mike Russell 0 Oregonian March 20, 2009 +833 "The humor is fast and furious, especially the ingrained hatred between fans of ""Star Wars"" and ""Star Trek." 3/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review March 11, 2009 +833 That the boys are so earnest in their dedication to the Star Wars oeuvre signals their stunted adolescence. 5/10 rotten Todd R. Ramlow 0 PopMatters March 8, 2009 +833 It was a great premise, it just unfortunately did not come together. rotten Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies March 2, 2009 +833 A lot of promise here, no execution. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies March 2, 2009 +833 t's the strong Star Wars/geek-centric nature of the film that helps it succeed. 2.5/4 fresh Jason Heck 0 Kansas City Star February 27, 2009 +833 Fanboys ambles along on a decent sprinkling of chuckles. The tide of in-jokes are funny whether you get them or not because the real humor lies in how they reflect a fraternal code. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun February 27, 2009 +833 A missed opportunity to make a smart, affectionately witty skewering of obsessive fanboy culture. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 26, 2009 +833 This road movie heads in predictable directions but with unpredictable results. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 22, 2009 +833 The tone seems as uneven as the pacing. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 20, 2009 +833 Fanboys is pretty much for fanboys. C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News February 20, 2009 +833 Parental Content Review rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! February 20, 2009 +833 The bulk of the humor is inoffensive -- save for Fogler's constant humping -- but largely weak. rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper February 19, 2009 +833 It is a shame that a movie about the people who are most passionate about edgy, imaginative stories is itself slipshod and formulaic. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet February 19, 2009 +833 Genial and potty-mouthed and dumb and sweet -- a rudely engaging road comedy with more inside Star Wars baseball than a convention hall full of Imperial Grand Moffs. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 19, 2009 +833 The war is over, the movie is available in some form to the general public, and the natural response after viewing? The film wasn't worth all the fuss it generated. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com February 18, 2009 +833 A few laughs here and there and a couple of moments of emotionally stunted sweetness add up to a Fanboys that only a fanboy would love. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 18, 2009 +833 The kind of groovy, easygoing, good-hearted affair that manages to entertain despite its shortcomings. Fanboys will leave you with a smile across your face for ninety minutes. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 17, 2009 +833 Fanboys doesn't delve into the mania of fandom, it exploits it. C- rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor February 9, 2009 +833 "Little boys that play with action figures might get juiced up from cameos by the likes of Carrie Fisher and William Shatner, and the promise of a booby flash, but ""Fanboys"" is not an enjoyable ride for the rest of humanity." C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 8, 2009 +833 just another rowdy boys' party, rather than an insightful celebration 2.5/5 rotten Jesse Hassenger 0 Filmcritic.com February 8, 2009 +833 This is not the film you're looking for. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com February 7, 2009 +833 You'd think the weakest link in Fanboys would be that it's all in-jokes, but they're actually not so 'in' that a casual fan won't get them. 7/10 fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR February 6, 2009 +833 Though it does feature a few inspired comic moments, there is a surplus of tired, overused gags. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today February 6, 2009 +833 Uninspired and only faintly funny. 1/4 rotten Reyhan Harmanci 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 6, 2009 +833 Unfortunately, the filmmakers forget that the most important part of an in-joke is the joke. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 6, 2009 +833 At this point, Lucas is in no position to be picky about his remaining fans. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post February 6, 2009 +833 It's not nearly nerdy enough. 2/5 rotten Sam Adams 1 Los Angeles Times February 6, 2009 +833 Yawn; real fannish obsession can be much more absurd, and unsettlingly fascinating, than this burlesque ever gets. 2/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 6, 2009 +833 Even geeks enjoy poking fun at geeks. And they really know how. 2.5/4 fresh Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle February 6, 2009 +833 The comic Force is with Fanboys, a hilarious and heartwarming film about the wondrous powers of movies that last a lifetime. 3/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Hollywood.com February 6, 2009 +833 If you want to hear characters talk to each other in Star Wars dialogue, I've got a couple of trilogies for you. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 6, 2009 +833 The Force isn't with crude story of fandom and friendship. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Common Sense Media February 6, 2009 +833 Fanboys is not groundbreaking, but it doesn't need to be, what it needs to be is a loving tribute to a hopeful time. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 6, 2009 +833 The plot device of young men who refuse to mature has never felt more exhausted, maybe because these actors or ones who look like them have already done this shtick in other movies. 2.5/5 rotten Neil Genzlinger 1 New York Times February 6, 2009 +833 "Too often, ""Fanboys"" inspires smiles of recognition, rather than guffaws of surprise...These guys assume that having a funny idea is an end in itself." rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine February 6, 2009 +833 It's a little on the lazy side, more content with having fun and dropping names than with actually commenting on anything. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 6, 2009 +833 The best parts commingle with a lot of shopworn ideas that Kevin Smith more or less milked dry a decade ago. C rotten Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com February 6, 2009 +833 Makes me appreciate how the jokes in Family Guy are really accessible to anyone. These are not. This is really just for fanboys, and that's fine. Have a celebration of love of Star Wars and write a love letter to the fans. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine February 6, 2009 +833 "Probably the closest thing my generation will get to having its own ""Diner" A- fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com February 6, 2009 +833 After years of expectation, Star Wars, Episode I - The Phantom Menace didn't work for most fans of the franchise. Ironically, it feels like people may say the same thing about Fanboys. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever February 5, 2009 +833 "While ""Fanboys"" has an amusing premise, it doesn't know how to properly exploit it and the result is a film that is nowhere near as funny or incisive as it should have been." 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com February 5, 2009 +833 For its amusing premise, Fanboys is scarily flat. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 5, 2009 +833 While it may score some points as an extended in-joke, the mix of juvenile comedy and insider asides is arcane, snobby and just not very funny. 1.5/4 rotten Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times February 5, 2009 +833 Lucas' presence looms in the flick's uneasy balance between rapt devotion and sly foreshadowing of the franchise fans' bitter days to come. C+ rotten Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly February 5, 2009 +833 Fanboys finally arrives in theaters today, although what fanboys will see may be its mangled remains. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News February 5, 2009 +833 Funny, I always thought of the National Lampoon crowd and Star Wars nation as separate demographics. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm February 5, 2009 +833 A rote comedy that tries to pay tribute to this much-maligned subculture, but instead resorts to lazy stereotypes and comedy conventions. 1.5/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday February 5, 2009 +833 Laughs are not just an endangered species, but totally extinct. 1/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com February 5, 2009 +833 Fanboys is an amiable but disjointed movie that identifies too closely with its heroes. Poking a little more fun at them would have been a great idea. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 5, 2009 +833 Its raunch can be appreciated by the younger viewers, the sentiment by the older. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 4, 2009 +833 ...a hoary mixture of trite nerd jokes, lame physical comedy and fairly basic Star Wars references that actually condescends to geeks under the guise of celebrating their peculiar culture. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International February 4, 2009 +833 It's a ticklish footnote to the Star Wars phenomenon. fresh Armond White 0 New York Press February 4, 2009 +833 While Fanboys has moments of success, it is mostly a middling road picture that doesn't do a lot more than any average, forgettable entry into the tired genre. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 4, 2009 +833 Real-life fanboys know that the release of this mildly cute, mildly drooly, majorly too late spoof/homage has been delayed for more than two years. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly February 4, 2009 +833 My favorite moment involves a Jar-Jar Binks tattoo -- and whether or not that idea strikes you as funny should be a pretty good indicator of whether or not you'll like Fanboys. 3/5 fresh Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com February 4, 2009 +833 Merely an extended high-five to those already in the Skywalker-adoring club. rotten Nick Schager 0 The Screengrab February 4, 2009 +833 You're better off watching The Star Wars Holiday Special on YouTube. At least Bea Arthur sings. rotten Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice February 3, 2009 +833 "Nothing more than an attempt to stroke the ""Star Wars"" fans ... they're probably the only ones who might appreciate what is generally a weak and unfunny movie." 4.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net February 3, 2009 +833 There are plenty of no-budget movies worthy of grassroots movements. 'Fanboys,' which comes with a built-in fan base only by virtue of its connection to a universe George Lucas created, isn't one of them. 2/4 rotten Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner February 3, 2009 +833 A comedy by Star Wars geeks, for Star Wars geeks. It's also pretty average . . . rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page February 3, 2009 +833 This long-delayed comedy may pique the interest of Star Wars fans, but the film's slapdash humour and broad characterisations will have most everyone else heading to another galaxy far, far away. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International February 2, 2009 +833 The crude-dude genre staples are mechanically rendered: gay panic in a biker bar, mescaline-fueled dreams, highway chases, and cancer. 1.5/4 rotten Bill Weber 0 Slant Magazine February 2, 2009 +833 Like discovering a roommate's mangled, half-eaten pie in the fridge; it's not wholly formed, pretty-looking or good for you, yet you still somewhat enjoy it. Ergo, a marginal recommendation for target demo. C+ fresh Brent Simon 0 Shared Darkness February 2, 2009 +833 Star Wars fandom has been celebrated in pop culture for decades, but we're still waiting for a movie that captures it with any real level of truth. 2.5/5 rotten Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend January 26, 2009 +833 Above all else, Fanboys remains an enthusiastic attempt to pay tribute to the film that sparked countless fans' love for the movies. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety July 28, 2008 +833 What I expected to be a big fat mess of a movie turned out to be pretty dang fun -- quadruply so if you happen to be a Star Wars fanatic. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Cinematical July 27, 2008 +833 C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 22, 2013 +833 C- rotten Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald January 22, 2013 +833 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound January 22, 2013 +833 3.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com January 22, 2013 +833 2.5/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle January 22, 2013 +833 1/5 rotten Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review January 22, 2013 +833 2/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +833 2/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +834 There is a world of possible interpretation lurking beneath the surface of Frank Cottrell Boyce's script, which is as disorientating as the scenario the characters find themselves in. 3.5/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film September 12, 2009 +834 A bizarre and downcast road flick best described as Thelma and Louise meets Natural Born Killers, only with a lot less flash and a lot more lesbianism. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 8, 2002 +834 A strange little tale from England about a weirdo homicidal drifter. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +834 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 5, 2006 +834 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 26, 2005 +834 5/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews February 13, 2004 +834 3/5 fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 1, 2003 +834 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +834 3/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +834 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +834 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +834 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +837 If Truffaut is going into [Henry] James scholarship, he should cite his sources, not his own fantasies. rotten Elliott Stein 0 Film Comment Magazine December 12, 2017 +837 "The Green Room"" may deserve a special place in the annals of misbegotten literary adaptations." rotten Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post May 6, 2017 +837 More neurotic than poetic. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 22, 2008 +837 Francois Truffaut's testimony of obsession, The Green Room, is perhaps the most unheralded film of his career, and surely one of his most personal. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 13, 2007 +837 Iseems his darkest work, and the odd contrast between the florid and the frigid is truly disconcerting. fresh 0 Film4 November 13, 2007 +837 It is a most demanding, original work and one must meet it on its own terms, without expectations of casual pleasures. 3.5/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times November 13, 2007 +837 Truffaut's lack of range as an actor is not helped by the script's purple prose. rotten 1 Time Out November 13, 2007 +837 Truffaut is attempting a philosophical disquisition on the presence of the lost, the ways in which the dead remain a part of our lives, but his theme can't escape the morbid eccentricity of his characters. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader November 13, 2007 +839 Ryan O'Neal gives the character of the neon scion a warmth and vulnerability entirely missing from the bestseller. fresh Stefan Kanfer 1 TIME Magazine February 7, 2018 +839 MacGraw never could act her way out of a paper bag, but she dies very prettily, cuing Oscar winning violins and O'Neal's Big Scene. 3/5 fresh William Thomas 0 Empire Magazine January 30, 2012 +839 If you're going to make a serious tearjerker, somebody's got to die. It's in the handbook of romantic platitudes. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 24, 2012 +839 Guilty pleasure par excellence: How did this poorly-acted schmaltzy romantic melodrama ever get Best Picture Oscar nomination? C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 23, 2008 +839 By the time O'Neal gets around to intoning the famous tag line, you'll be so sick of hearing Francis Lai's love theme that you'll want to strangle the projectionist. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide December 19, 2007 +839 Ryan O'Neal gives the character of the neon scion a warmth and vulnerability entirely missing from the bestseller. fresh Ryan O'Neal 1 TIME Magazine December 19, 2007 +839 Love Story is an excellent film. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety December 19, 2007 +839 Cornball classic weeper is at least true to its book basis. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers September 10, 2006 +839 Dated before it was made. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +839 The only really depressing thing about Love Story is the thought of all of the terrible imitations that will inevitably follow it. 3.5/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +839 Hiller earns our emotional response because of the way he's directed the movie. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +839 Although the relationship between Oliver and Jennifer remains one of the best ever produced, [it] lacks excitement and tension that are primary ingredients for any movie. 6 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide March 16, 2004 +839 As soapy as it ever was. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 20, 2003 +839 Love Story ultimately drowns in syrup. rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +839 Treacle, sickening sweet, but still a guilty pleasure for those with romance in their bones. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) March 27, 2003 +839 Sure, it's a shamelessly manipulative film. But it works, because it creates believable, likeable people, and you cry when terrible things happen to people you like. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies March 3, 2002 +839 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 10, 2005 +839 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly July 22, 2005 +839 3/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 4, 2004 +839 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 31, 2003 +839 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 30, 2003 +839 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 28, 2002 +840 A moody, nasty-minded crime movie full of rage and anchored by some deep, moody visuals. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy May 13, 2014 +840 Based on a true story, its style is simple, direct, forceful -- even after more than six decades. fresh Don Druker 1 Chicago Reader February 10, 2012 +840 There's enough here to make I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang worthwhile, but its problems are deep enough to keep it a long way from sniffing greatness. 5 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt February 27, 2010 +840 The film suggests the denial of the common worker, whose service to industry is only as worthy as his social status. 1 fresh Matthew Sorrento 0 Bright Lights Film Journal February 2, 2010 +840 I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang is a picture with guts. It grips with its stark realism and packs lots of punch. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety October 18, 2008 +840 One of the stronget Depression era's social protest films, this expose shattered audiences in its harrowing depiction of guards' brutalities and other inhuman conditions of prison chain gangs. 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 17, 2006 +840 Suprisingly no-holds-barred portrait of institutional bullying for such an early film. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine June 2, 2006 +840 Muni gives a brilliant performance as a regular guy wrongly convicted of murder and subjected to the hardships and beatings of a dehumanising chain gang regime. fresh 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +840 The prison scenes are blatantly manipulative-and effective-but Fugitive really takes off during an intense escape sequence. 3/4 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine May 22, 2005 +840 a dark and thrilling story that's all the more gripping because it's based on a true story 4/5 fresh Don Willmott 0 Filmcritic.com April 30, 2005 +840 Paul Muni gives a heart-wrenching performance. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 21, 2004 +840 A searing Oscar-nominated performance from Paul Muni as the desperate James Allen and powerful uncompromising direction ensure that this film is as harrowing and vital today as it ever was. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +840 [A] difficult and heart-wrenching story of justice perverted. 4.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies April 20, 2003 +840 Powerful social commentary and brilliant filmmaking. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 19, 2003 +840 One of the great social dramas of all time. The finale is a knock-out. One of Muni's best performances. 4/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 15, 2002 +840 One of the toughest movies ever made, an uncompromising and frightening film that lays bare the inhuman conditions of the penal system in post-WWI Georgia. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +840 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon September 1, 2005 +840 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal April 16, 2004 +840 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) April 10, 2003 +840 5/5 fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 4, 2003 +841 On one hand the movie is a game, a conscious display... of Spielberg's technical mastery; on the other it reaches toward what might be prophecy, or passionate allegory, or exhortation to mindfulness of real human suffering. fresh Geoffrey O'Brien 0 The New York Review of Books August 21, 2018 +841 The story is affecting, the action scenes are thrilling, the issues are resonant. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet August 15, 2013 +841 An unstoppable juggernaut of action and anxiety that will have you blundering from the cinema in a state of nervous exhaustion. Don't expect any soft drink promotional tie-ins with this summer blockbuster. fresh 0 Film4 May 27, 2011 +841 War of the Worlds is that most rare of screen adaptations - a film that is faithful to its origins and at the same time, its own separate creature. The first half is better than the second, but what a first half. 9/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 7, 2011 +841 Alien invasion thriller too scary for young kids. 3/5 fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Common Sense Media December 17, 2010 +841 so impressive in so many ways that it makes the frustration over its miserable final moments that much harder to bear 3/4 fresh Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer August 17, 2010 +841 ...in its own right it works well enough most of the time to pass an entertaining couple of hours. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 19, 2010 +841 An exciting, intense, gruesome, and awfully subversive piece of science fiction escapism... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +841 See it, but lower your expectations. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +841 great flick from spielberg 3.5/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is March 2, 2008 +841 Spielberg blows stuff up better than anyone -- he proves himself the maestro of that by-now-degraded game. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +841 Just when it seemed like Mr. Spielberg might be maturing into a filmmaker with some much-needed cynicism, you realize he's still just out there rounding up the dollars. 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +841 Spielberg flips the E.T. script with this sci-fi flick which reverts to the pulp fiction notion of aliens as the enemies of earthlings. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Princeton Town Topics June 27, 2007 +841 Reconfirms Spielberg as a master of action, here seamlessly integrating spectacular visual magic into the most mundane and familiar settings. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International February 26, 2007 +841 Like disasters in real life, the film hits you in the gut with a vision of catastrophe, and leaves you to sort out what it all means. 3/4 fresh Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today November 17, 2006 +841 Spielberg creates an alien invasion movie that can be labelled the antithesis to the likes of Independence Day or the ilk. The reason? The personal perspective. 3/4 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2006 +841 The film is dark and bleak with little real sense of wonder--the thing that should be Spielberg's forte. 5/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 29, 2006 +841 click to read review [Greek] 3.5/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses September 10, 2006 +841 The film succeeds as pure sensation, an exacting distillation of fear. fresh Jessica Winter 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +841 Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds is huge and scary, moving and funny-another capper to a career that seems like an unending succession of captivations. fresh Ken Tucker 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 12, 2006 +841 Rarely has the term 'Hollywood ending' been quite as appropriate, and seldom has a denouement of that nature come so close to tainting all that came before. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +841 Spielberg's Worlds is filled with terrific scenes but ultimately, he draws the film to a predictable and utterly disappointing conclusion. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight November 11, 2005 +841 A basic rule of thumb is - if you see Tim Robbins, you've stayed too long. rotten Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise October 27, 2005 +841 There likely won't be a more gripping film this year than Spielberg's War Of The Worlds, which at its best glides along like choreography with a camera, slowly parsing out information while shrouding the rest in shadow and suggestion. fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club September 26, 2005 +841 [A]s much a disaster movie as it is a straight sci-fi horror film ... there are very good performances in the film ... but the movie leaves you feeling let-down and quarrelsome. 2.5/4 fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV August 2, 2005 +841 I liked it a lot, aside from the ending, which made me want to burn down the theater. 8/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine July 25, 2005 +841 Just as Jaws made us fear the water, WOTW makes us wary of the weather. You'll never again look at lightning in quite the same way. 4/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) July 22, 2005 +841 An adrenaline pumping disaster movie told within the context of a small scale family drama ... is an entertaining thrill ride. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 22, 2005 +841 All summer blockbusters should be as loud and scary -- and deliver -- like this. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 21, 2005 +841 Until its final act, the film is lean and alive, a visceral thrill ride designed to move audiences to the edge of their seats or maybe into their parents' laps. B+ fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) July 19, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds shows that Steven Spielberg remains one of the best shooters in Hollywood. 3/5 fresh Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic July 18, 2005 +841 The narrative miscalculation is extraordinary and ruinous to the extent that I can't conjure an example of a similarly enjoyable movie being beheaded so efficiently. 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 17, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds is thoughtful, but don't let that worry you. This is an action film concerned more with delivering thrills than making bold statements. 3.5/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal July 15, 2005 +841 WotW is a great film and entertainment that can be taken seriously; Shyamalan and Emmerich must be quietly shaking their fists, realizing he still does it better. fresh 0 Movie Poop Shoot July 14, 2005 +841 Overall, the film is too lacking in feeling to provide a recognizably human experience. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer July 14, 2005 +841 The movie is the anti-Independence Day; the aliens are kicking our butts and we can't do anything but wait for our turn to become kibble. 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly July 14, 2005 +841 It's worth every penny. 5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 13, 2005 +841 ... A visual and technical achievement, but underwhelming on every other level. 2.5/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) July 12, 2005 +841 It doesn't work as a science fiction epic, it doesn't work as a tale of families bonding in the face of tragedy, and it certainly doesn't work as a mingling of the two. 2/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies July 10, 2005 +841 You don't think a walking tripod can be scary? fresh Shane Burridge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 8, 2005 +841 Don't expect Reese's Pieces or mashed potatoes to be on the menu in Spielberg's shock-and-awesome version of Wells. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly July 8, 2005 +841 It's a thrilling ride...[but] this bountiful pot of signifiers leaves a caustic aftertaste. 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 7, 2005 +841 A thrilling but frivolous ride. 3/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 CineScene.com July 7, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds is taut, gripping and surprisingly dark filmmaking. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post July 7, 2005 +841 I just thought it was unrealistic when they killed the aliens with a chemical imbalance, because we all know there's no such thing as a chemical imbalance. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 7, 2005 +841 "Spielberg remains the consummate storyteller, even if the material he has chosen to work with simply doesn't pack the emotional wallop of a ""Schindler's List""......" fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan July 7, 2005 +841 an impressive display of sound and fury that falls apart the minute any scrutiny is applied to the machinations of its plot. 3.5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com July 7, 2005 +841 War, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing but a good couple of hours at the theater. B fresh 0 E! Online July 7, 2005 +841 What hurts it is Spielberg's dogged insistence on turning it into yet another of his seemingly endless middle-brow meditations on the travails of the middle-class family. 3/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 6, 2005 +841 Whether it represents filmmaking at its most opportunistic or most empathic will be up to each viewer to decide, but there's no denying its potency as a harrowing thrill ride. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 6, 2005 +841 Imagine Jurassic Park handled with the sorrow and doom of Schindler's List. It's the most terrifying movie in ages. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 6, 2005 +841 Bewildered, mildly optimistic, holding out the hope of salvation in spite of everything in a blasted, empty landscape, War of the World is, in the end, and perhaps despite its intentions, a fairly tentative assertion of hope for the future. 3.5/4 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) July 6, 2005 +841 Surprisingly dark for a blockbuster and delivers handsomely in terms of thrills and special effects. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon July 5, 2005 +841 If you've seen Independence Day, then you've seen War of the Worlds. 2/5 rotten Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds is pure popcorn escapism of the highest order if you want it to be, or more, but it's never less than thrilling. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle July 5, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds is a terrifying potential vision of our own self inflicted doomsday, masquerading as a summer blockbuster. 9/10 fresh Paul Greenwood 0 Future Movies UK July 5, 2005 +841 Spielberg has crafted a genuinely traumatic summer event movie, one that gives us images of violence and destruction of often devastating emotional weight 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 5, 2005 +841 An intense sci fi experience that should satisfy viewers who crave both expensive special effects and intimate human drama, assuming that such an audience exists. 3.5/4 fresh Dan Fienberg 0 Zap2it.com July 5, 2005 +841 As it is, I admire the brilliance of the majority of this picture to no-end; it's just that pesky literal ending I walked out wanting to declare war on. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com July 5, 2005 +841 Almost every moment of War of the Worlds is heart-racing, jaw-dropping, knuckle-biting, date-grabbing adrenaline. 3.5/5 fresh Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 5, 2005 +841 The real strength of the film is how closely Spielberg welds it to Ray and his family. 9/10 fresh 0 ComingSoon.net July 5, 2005 +841 The story may be sci-fi, but the product is a horror film, plain and simple: a brilliantly constructed scaring machine. 5/5 fresh Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com July 5, 2005 +841 It's as if the aliens landed and everyone died so that Tom Cruise could grow up one more time. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker July 5, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds ends too abruptly, running out of juice just as the aliens do. Even on summer popcorn terms, it's a tepid finish to a movie that, for its first hour or so, taps so expertly into our fears. 2.5/4 fresh Gary Susman 0 Boston Phoenix July 5, 2005 +841 [B]y far the biggest, loudest and most elaborate adaptation of the H.G. Wells classic. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper July 5, 2005 +841 Spielberg's list of great movies is too long to catalog here, but rest assured: War of the Worlds now ranks among them. 5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com July 5, 2005 +841 Spielberg as Hobbesian; Wells as eugenicist rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 5, 2005 +841 How refreshing to see Spielberg rock the boat with nothing more shocking than pure old-fashioned fear 4/5 fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) July 5, 2005 +841 '...director Steven Spielberg has brought the story to this generation. And it is a story meant for this time.' 3.5/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review July 4, 2005 +841 'I'm the pre-teen Maggie Smith,' says Dakota Fanning, 'if Maggie Smith had a stripper name.' C+ rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! July 4, 2005 +841 ...Spielberg has a genius for ... audience adulation B- rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 4, 2005 +841 It's really amazing how much pathos is generated while there's nothing on screen but violence and mass panic. 3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette July 4, 2005 +841 falls way short on ideas, character development, and creative wonderment C- rotten John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews July 3, 2005 +841 You could do a whole lot worse if you're looking through generic science fiction or disaster movies, but Steven Spielberg's standards are usually much higher than this. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide July 1, 2005 +841 Ho hum story, generic fireworks. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 1, 2005 +841 The man who gave human dimension to the effects of holocaust in Schindler's List has now prostituted human extermination for entertainment. Bread and circuses, indeed. D rotten Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews July 1, 2005 +841 People will nit-pick at the plot and the script... but you can't look at what Spielberg has put together in the first two-thirds of this film and not be humbled and amazed. A fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather July 1, 2005 +841 "Only a master film-maker could squeeze white-knuckle terror out of an old war-horse like H.G. Wells' ""War of the Worlds." fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle July 1, 2005 +841 What comes next is a prolonged look at unthinkable devastation, structured as one family's troubled dynamics. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters July 1, 2005 +841 This sense of constant anxiety is the most potent effect of the film. B+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope July 1, 2005 +841 Spielberg seldom gives Cruise, not to mention the audience, a break from the unstoppable peril of merciless invasion. fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) July 1, 2005 +841 Forget the story and go for the ride. 'War of the Worlds' is a great summer thriller. fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 1, 2005 +841 It may be no coincidence the president's poll numbers and the movie industry's ticket sales are both in a slump: Doom-and-gloom scenarios are playing out offscreen and on... fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) July 1, 2005 +841 The good parts are really good and the bad parts are really bad. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 1, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds confronts the West's collective feelings of vulnerability but at the same time it reassures our potential for survival. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views June 30, 2005 +841 Never Before Has Spielberg so Tragically Shot Himself in the Foot with his Ending and Never before have I been so Willing to Forgive. 4/5 fresh 0 Film Snobs June 30, 2005 +841 Most of the film is utterly terrifying. On that level, Spielberg has succeeded totally....Where the film runs into problems is in the overall pacing and structure. fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat June 30, 2005 +841 There's not much plot, depth or character development, but it more than makes up for it in relentless intensity and consistency of vision. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Apollo Guide June 30, 2005 +841 Generates chills through eerie, ambient sounds, slow-panning camera shots and pants-pissingly scared characters . . . a nerve-gripping, full-throttle rollercoaster ride. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) June 30, 2005 +841 For all its technical beauty, there's something lacking. It often feels a bit like Spielberg phoned the film in or at the very least painted it by numbers. 3/5 rotten 0 IGN Movies June 30, 2005 +841 [A] shockingly unimaginative remake. rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly June 30, 2005 +841 The imagery is startling not just for its symbolic resonances, but for the breathless intensity with which it sears the screen. fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly June 30, 2005 +841 The screenplay ... is more intimate, eschewing a worldwide coverage of the invasion. This concept makes the calamity more immediate, more personal. fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) June 30, 2005 +841 Pitched at a level of interpersonal experience amid the mayhem, this blockbuster offers no sense of loss. Given its ending, you'd think the power had been out for a few days. 2/4 rotten Nick Rogers 0 Midwest Film Journal June 30, 2005 +841 Spielberg directs his early scenes with a vigorous and absolute sense of terror. B fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) June 30, 2005 +841 The moment two youngsters appear more frightening than attacking aliens, you can't help suspecting there'll be additional moviemaking trouble ahead. And you're right. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews June 30, 2005 +841 My recommendation is tempered by the fact that this started off as a great movie and ended as little more than a piece of pleasant fluff. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat June 30, 2005 +841 an awesome summer movie that showcases a director and some actors at the top of their games. 3.5/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy June 30, 2005 +841 "... the inventor of the summer blockbuster directing the biggest movie star on the planet... It's big, it's loud, and it's what you expect an ""event"" film to be." 3.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com June 30, 2005 +841 A sure-footed thrill ride with more suspense and spine-tingling scares than a Tom Cruise publicity junket. 3.5/4 fresh Frank Houston 0 Palm Beach Daily News June 30, 2005 +841 Let Cruise rant and jump on furniture all he wants. So long as he can churn out movies like this one, he's free to make a fool of himself all he wants. 3.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs June 30, 2005 +841 A Brick-breaking, glass-shattering, emotion-grabbing first half, stalls, then tailspins into a complete mess. Ending is as bad as the openning is good. 1.5/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card June 29, 2005 +841 We watch as neighborhoods and hordes of innocents are decimated, and the way it's shot - close in, with shaky, handheld cameras - makes you feel every death. fresh Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba June 29, 2005 +841 "Everybody wins with ""War of the Worlds,"" a fast-paced summer blockbuster that will appeal to action, sci-fi and drama fans." 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) June 29, 2005 +841 Be prepared for long intervals of holding your breath, because this is the real deal. 5/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review June 29, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds may not stand up well to careful inspection and it may not be the smartest science fiction film brought to the screen, but it is an intense, visceral experience. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 29, 2005 +841 An unwieldy hodgepodge of spectacular set pieces and sappy family drama. 2.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com June 29, 2005 +841 The balancing act between pleasing crowds and evoking larger human truths eventually escapes Spielberg's grasp, as it has occasionally in the past. rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com June 29, 2005 +841 Good-naturedly bludgeons its audience with old-fashioned alien-invasion hysteria. B fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee June 29, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds is an attack-of-the-aliens disaster film crafted with sinister technological grandeur -- a true popcorn apocalypse. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly June 29, 2005 +841 Extravagant in movie terms but stingy in emotional ones, it embodies all of Spielberg's bad impulses and almost none of his good ones. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com June 29, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds' is a picture without a thought in its pretty head: the Tom Cruise movie to end all Tom Cruise movies. 3/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News June 29, 2005 +841 An important film. 3.5/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times June 29, 2005 +841 Meticulously detailed and expertly paced and photographed, with sights so spectacular and terrible that viewers will have to consciously remind themselves to close their mouths when their jaws drop open. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 29, 2005 +841 Technically flawless but not especially moving. 2.5/4 rotten Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee June 29, 2005 +841 With the power of Spielberg and Cruise behind it, the sinister and tense War of the Worlds is this summer's blockbuster to beat them all. 3.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com June 29, 2005 +841 It's on the road that War of the Worlds makes the jump from thrilling to frequently unpleasant, as Spielberg burdens the movie with Holocaust imagery and commentary about terrorism and wars of occupation. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 29, 2005 +841 Urgent and pungent. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 29, 2005 +841 As powerful a filmmaker as he is, Spielberg, with approximately two dozen features under his belt, remains a work in progress as a storyteller. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian June 29, 2005 +841 Its exploitation of tragic iconography -- just to amp up the screams, tug some tears and sell a few more million movie tickets -- should be deplored. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 29, 2005 +841 This is one genuinely scary, disturbing movie. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star June 29, 2005 +841 Spielberg shows that he remains the master of the form he virtually invented. 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle June 29, 2005 +841 When it comes to searing and iconic visual imagery, Spielberg is still the best filmmaker around. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today June 29, 2005 +841 Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds is a close encounter of the blurred kind, an orchestration of chaos and panic and destruction as visceral as it can get. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post June 29, 2005 +841 In terms of sheer spectacle alone, War of the Worlds is a winner. If this movie doesn't help stop or turn around the box-office slide of the past few months, then Hollywood really is in big trouble. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 29, 2005 +841 It's the movies' ultimate disaster epic: a genuinely unsettling movie experience that uses the new technology to create an alien invasion of unprecedented scale and realism. B+ fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 29, 2005 +841 Spielberg is pretty much incapable of making a terrible movie anymore. But he has plainly forgotten a lot of what makes a good popcorn movie since his Jurassic period. Where's the fun? 3/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel June 29, 2005 +841 This disappointing War of the Worlds limps to a conclusion that mercifully insures there will not be a sequel. 2.5/4 rotten 1 New York Post June 29, 2005 +841 In the first two acts, the movie is rousing summer fare. 3/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies June 29, 2005 +841 Fantastic and banal, terrifying and occasionally dull, pure Spielberg and yet at times anonymous, War of the Worlds delivers multiple viewing experiences during its two-hour running time. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News June 29, 2005 +841 ...the film's only sublime moments happen in scenes where the population gets blown up. 2.5/4 fresh Aaron Hillis 0 Premiere Magazine June 29, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds is the kind of movie Spielberg can make in his sleep, which may be why it feels like we are sleepwalking while watching it. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 29, 2005 +841 Much is destroyed in Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds, but the movie never quite delivers an emotional knockout blow. C+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News June 29, 2005 +841 In his latest science-fiction epic, director Steven Spielberg shows he's better at blowing up the world than anyone else alive. Unfortunately, he also shows he has no idea how to put the world back together. C+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News June 29, 2005 +841 This is B-movie material all the way, yet it's not only watchable, it's engrossing. That's because the material is in the hands of an A-talent director, who knows, as few of his contemporaries do, how to manipulate the plastic qualities of a film. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail June 29, 2005 +841 Wow, indeed. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post June 29, 2005 +841 In the second half of the film, the wind starts to go out of Spielberg's sails. 2.5/4 rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times June 29, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds can be a nightmarish trip, but it's a terrific film, a blockbuster that lives up to its billing. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com June 29, 2005 +841 A first-class pop entertainment packed to the brim with astounding effects and near-non-stop action and suspense. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune June 29, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds pushes some of the right buttons and enough of the wrong ones to make you wish that Spielberg would move on from aliens already and use his unparalleled talents to focus once more on earth. 2.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe June 29, 2005 +841 ...wowing enough to silence rude, modern movie audiences in their seats. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) June 29, 2005 +841 The real hero of this film is Steven Spielberg. It's not the best Spielberg film out there, but there are pieces of it that are truly monumental. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures June 29, 2005 +841 [Spielberg is] in absolute visual, physical command of this material, presenting the complete chaos and destruction with frightening clarity. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 29, 2005 +841 War is a blast. 3/4 fresh Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly June 29, 2005 +841 The ending fizzles... war should end in a victory that you can feel superior about and celebrate. It's close, but this encounter didn't rock my world. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com June 29, 2005 +841 Earth goes to war, but Spielberg merely goes back to his aging bag of tricks. D+ rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston June 29, 2005 +841 THE definition of escapist summer movie and a triumph for director Spielberg. It is a stunner and a half. A fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com June 29, 2005 +841 Spielberg and his team are master filmmakers, and it's a pleasure to see them work 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit June 29, 2005 +841 [A] wonder of contemporary, big-budget Hollywood filmmaking -- it's its own antithesis at the same time it's a stunning example of it. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher June 29, 2005 +841 Delivering much more than a sci-fi extravaganza for the age of terrorism, Spielberg keeps us rooting for a family facing danger from without and distress from within. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice June 29, 2005 +841 The title of the film is misleading. This is not a film about war. This is a movie about extermination. 4/5 fresh Uri Lessing 0 eFilmCritic.com June 29, 2005 +841 W.o.w. rotten Rob Nelson 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul June 29, 2005 +841 Make E.T. a bad dude whose momma never loved him and we're talking real scorched-earth policy here ... These guys are dividers, not uniters. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register June 29, 2005 +841 The first two acts are overpowering specimens of effects-amped, screen-incinerating hysteria. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star June 29, 2005 +841 It's refreshing for a change to see an apocalyptic vision that doesn't include shots of prominent world monuments being obliterated. 3/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World June 29, 2005 +841 May give the kids nightmares but it won't turn on your 'heartlight'. 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com June 29, 2005 +841 Some of the director's finest thriller-style work in years. B fresh Scott Collura 0 Now Playing Magazine June 29, 2005 +841 There's plenty of blood, most of the cast of thousands die, and some of the images are just plain disturbing...I loved it. 9/10 fresh Paul Salfen 0 Supercala.com June 29, 2005 +841 Stunning. ... Fanning gives such an authentic portrayal of a terror-stricken child that you might want to call Family Services on her behalf. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 29, 2005 +841 May be the most efficiently built engine of escalating terror you will ever encounter. But Spielberg's technique serves no purpose this time except the visceral. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 29, 2005 +841 The destruction is so vivid and quick, and the CGI looks so real that somewhere Independence Day is whimpering in the corner. fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch June 29, 2005 +841 Almost good enough to make you forget its director is an overrated egomaniac and its star is a self-righteous nut. 3/4 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily June 29, 2005 +841 [O]nce you get over your initial sense of awe at the special effects, you're left with the feeling that you're being hit over the head repeatedly. 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette June 29, 2005 +841 "...while his ""War's"" waging, Spielberg will have you by the throat. " B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 29, 2005 +841 Unsatisfying combination of freeze-dried family troubles and enormous, thudding monsters... The flat finale... manages to somehow be syrupy and cheesy at the same time. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 29, 2005 +841 What - what - have they created here? Really folks, I'm at a loss... 0/4 rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review June 29, 2005 +841 Answers the question: How does a working-class guy handle an alien invasion, destruction of Earth, and disrespectful kids? fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com June 29, 2005 +841 Spielberg effortlessly centres on the human drama amid the astounding imagery. So it's a pity the adaptation of HG Wells' classic novel becomes so contrived. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 28, 2005 +841 Even hostile invasions need a bit more character and plot development. 3/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com June 28, 2005 +841 An unending heart -pounding; adrenalin pumping; sweaty palms inducing ride . It's what summer movies should be like. 5/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review June 28, 2005 +841 A problematic blockbuster with one essential saving grace: It's profoundly frightening in a way that few directors have the talent to capture. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire June 28, 2005 +841 Worlds makes for one of the strangest and bleakest productions ever to market itself as summertime movie entertainment. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com June 28, 2005 +841 It makes Independence Day look like The Muppet Movie. 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com June 28, 2005 +841 A disturbing account of Earth being thrown into the fan from a master filmmaker ready to take the darkness of our existence to places we may not be ready to confront. 4/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com June 28, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds takes one of our deepest global fears, the threat of annihilation, and gives us a catharsis when humanity reasserts itself. 3/4 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine June 28, 2005 +841 Has all the mechanized ingenuity of one of those dazzling Tripods, but the bigger they are....it's the gutless ending that renders War of the Worlds most insulting. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews June 28, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds does what it was made to do: Entertain. fresh Staci Layne 0 Horror.com June 28, 2005 +841 Leave it to Steven Spielberg to turn the end of the world into a treatise on responsible parenting. C+ rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium June 28, 2005 +841 the greatest alien invasion movie ever 4.5/5 fresh Eric Meyerson 0 Filmcritic.com June 28, 2005 +841 The images are fresh and imaginative and yet perfectly believable, mixing the normal with the inconceivable, B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 28, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds is a big, clunky movie containing some sensational sights but lacking the zest and joyous energy we expect from Steven Spielberg. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 28, 2005 +841 Overlooking a disappointing conclusion, War of the Worlds is a marvelous entertainment of imagination, edge-of-your-seat suspense, and surprising thoughtfulness. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com June 28, 2005 +841 Event movies as brilliantly executed as War of The Worlds come by very, very rarely indeed. Easily one of the finest disaster movies of all time. 9 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus June 28, 2005 +841 This anti-Close Encounters is a spectacular technical exercise, but in the final analysis it's as loud and soulless a piece of equipment as the aliens' Tripod Death Stars. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 28, 2005 +841 Spectacle filmmaking of the highest order. fresh Jesse Paddock 0 culturevulture.net June 28, 2005 +841 Drawbacks aside, with War of the Worlds, Hollywood is calling on Spielberg to deliver this summer's blockbuster, and he accomplishes the task. The movie is solid all the way around, and Spielberg's touches are everywhere. 4/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic June 28, 2005 +841 Steven Spielberg's meticulous, thrilling and chilling War of the Worlds is a testimony to tension. B+ fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News June 28, 2005 +841 "Golly, is it too much to expect more character dimension than this from the director of ""Schindler's List""?" 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals June 28, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds is easily the most bone-chillingly scary movie Spielberg has made, but it also taps into an unsettling kind of fear that never goes for the cheap thrill. The dread Spielberg conjures is horribly personal. 3.5/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel June 28, 2005 +841 Spielberg seems to have resigned himself to the fact that he'll never match the impact of the radio show, but he's making no bones about going after that FX Oscar. 3/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 28, 2005 +841 Spielberg is the only one who can mess up a Spielberg film. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 28, 2005 +841 It's the human struggle that makes this a sci-fi masterpiece. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate June 28, 2005 +841 When the guy who made Saving Private Ryan uses the word 'war' in a title, audiences should believe him. War of the Worlds is brutal. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 28, 2005 +841 Steven Spielberg returns to the scary territory of Jaws and Jurassic Park and once again proves himself to be the most gifted movie entertainer of his generation. 4/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald June 28, 2005 +841 We knew Spielberg had action chops, but didn't know he had this in him. This anti-E.T. is so rigorously realized it makes Independence Day look like Finding Neverland. 3.5/4 fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle June 28, 2005 +841 Tom Cruise gives one of his most intense performances, and the visual effects have enough high-tech power to make an army of interstellar invaders cringe. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor June 28, 2005 +841 When it's in full throttle, there's not been and probably won't be a better action movie out there this summer. B fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution June 28, 2005 +841 A gritty, intense and supremely accomplished sci-fier about some distinctly unbenign alien invaders. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety June 28, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds makes A.I. look like it ends well. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly June 28, 2005 +841 If Jurassic Park was Jaws with claws, War of the World is E.T. gone bad, a big, noisy, scary sci-fi with dazzling technology that overwhelms the simplistic story and personae B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 28, 2005 +841 It's a rare thing -- a summer movie that demands to be taken as a serious emotional experience. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice June 28, 2005 +841 a roller-coaster of special effects as Ray and his family escape from ever more hair-raising dangers in ever more improbable, but oddly fun ways. 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews June 28, 2005 +841 Spielberg has not only touched the nerve of the American psyche, he has ripped it out, stomped on it and beat it with a club for a full two hours. This is the doomsday hour 4/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies June 28, 2005 +841 ...inspires the same jaw-dropping awe as Jurassic Park and Close Encounters both did with the same mix of fantasy, horror, and the regular guy. 9.5/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com June 28, 2005 +841 Complete nightmare fertilizer A- fresh Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal June 28, 2005 +841 The flick is undeniably fun and Spielberg's dusted off magic still works. 7/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum June 28, 2005 +841 Cruise and Fanning give Oscar-caliber performances. The special effects are mind-boggling. This is a thoroughly enjoyable film if you forget the silly Hollywood ending. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com June 27, 2005 +841 A piece of perfectly realized, pure entertainment. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend June 27, 2005 +841 If you like heart attacks with your movie-nights out, then sign yourself up for the war. 4/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week June 27, 2005 +841 War of the Worlds is, hands down, the best big budget film of the summer. Maybe the year. Spielberg has crafted a real classic. 9.2/10 fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD June 27, 2005 +841 2.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 16, 2005 +841 3.5/5 fresh Brian Rentschler 0 ScreenRant July 13, 2005 +841 B fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews July 5, 2005 +841 3/5 fresh 0 Hartford Courant July 5, 2005 +841 8/10 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette July 5, 2005 +845 his movie isn't perfect.... Yet Mr. Herzog and writer William M. Finkelstein have crafted an extremely entertaining film, a genre piece that at times looks made for the art house. 3/4 fresh Kelly Jane 0 Washington Times December 4, 2018 +845 The loony shenanigans are such an enjoyable riot that it doesn't matter that the narrative is a confused mess. Just watch out for the gators on the road. fresh Kaleem Aftab 0 The National (UAE) November 1, 2018 +845 Bad Lieutenant invites us along for the ride, and even says 'welcome aboard' and asks: how might we entertain you today? This is Herzog and it's fun, and you don't get many of those for the pound. Get it while you can. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 30, 2018 +845 Gritty, raw, and kooky at times, Bad Lieutenant is one of those movies that you can't really look away, even though you may want to for certain scenes. B+ fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 11, 2017 +845 Herzog wades deep into the swampy funk of New Orleans, which in this post-Katrina setting might as well be an end-of-the-world movie. He's clearly turned on by [its] weirdness, the casual corruption, the gangsterism and the Southern Gothic outrageousnes. fresh Steve Dollar 0 Stop Smiling February 17, 2014 +845 This movie has no focus, no point of view and nothing to say. Is this a sendup? Is this an actual thriller? Is this just a look into the soul of a drug addict? I have no idea, and I don't think Werner Herzog knows either. D+ rotten Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 22, 2013 +845 Sometimes a scene is a set up for a future plot twist, and sometimes Werner Herzog just wants to film some alligators. Who knows what'll happen? It's like filling your underpants with salamanders. A+ fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk June 14, 2013 +845 If Herzog had chosen realism over surrealism, this film would have been predictable and unentertaining. As it is, I found it oddly captivating. This is one weird movie. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope July 26, 2011 +845 [Cage is] hilarious, scary, contorted, mournful, mean and weirdly, monstrously lovable -- the perfect actor to work with one of the world's most stubborn, bold, idiosyncratic filmmakers. 5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +845 Violent and uneven. rotten Lisa Rosman 1 Us Weekly April 4, 2011 +845 Nicolas Cage's deliriously unhinged portrayal of the film's titular bent cop ranks right up there with his most memorably off-kilter performances. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk February 22, 2011 +845 "Is redemption possible for this bad lieutenant? At one point, he orders that a dead man be shot again because ""his soul is still dancing."" If you find God in that line, then welcome to your movie heaven." 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 2, 2011 +845 Despite the snake slither-swimming through the bars of a flooded cellblock, the injured alligator and the iguanas that seem to be crooning Johnny Adams' 'Release Me,' star Nicolas Cage may be the most reptilian presence here... 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 30, 2010 +845 There's a dark, dark humour throughout that keeps the film from plunging into over-the-top farce. In the end, BLT is a rambunctious, ridiculous feat of cinematic excess. B+ fresh Jason Gorber 0 Filmfest September 2, 2010 +845 Any reservations that this is a straight forward remake of Abel Ferrara's hardcore Catholic redemption drama should be left on the wayside, for this Bad Lieutenant is a different monster all together. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 12, 2010 +845 This will be remembered as one of Cage's finest performances. Maybe he has just needed the right director and in eccentric German genius Werner Herzog he's found him. 4/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) May 28, 2010 +845 I'd rather rot in a New Orleans jail than watch it again. And yet its epiphanies are outrageously sharp, it is beautifully shot by cinematographer Peter Zeitlinger and the ending is a joy. 4/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard May 27, 2010 +845 Becomes bizarrely comical as it gets increasingly depraved. But Herzog's deliberately bonkers approach, matched by Cage's hammy performance, is strangely entertaining. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall May 27, 2010 +845 Herzog has found a perfect partner in crime with Nicolas Cage. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) May 24, 2010 +845 For me, Ferrara and Keitel will always be the bad lieutenant, but Werner Herzog is probably the only director qualified to take this on, and his bizarre reboot has a fascination all of its own. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 20, 2010 +845 This thriller is among the cleverest, most innovative films of the year. It proves that even a mediocre, B-movie script can be made memorable by a strong director and brave leading actor. 4/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) May 20, 2010 +845 As a police procedural, it's a generally dull affair. As an exercise in silliness, it elicits a fair few laughs. But whether the joke's on Herzog or on us is anybody's guess. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) May 20, 2010 +845 Cage and Herzog have created a superbly memorable lead character, and if the plot itself is curiously unmemorable, certain images will stay with you to the grave... 4/5 fresh Catherine Bray 0 Film4 May 20, 2010 +845 Herzog has unique flair, but it's out of synch with the genre. As for Cage, he is a flailing madman and the only polite thing to do is look away. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy May 20, 2010 +845 Viewers will fall into two camps -- those who think it's a mentally unstable mess, and those who think it's a work of insane genius. Can't it be both? 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 News of the World May 20, 2010 +845 Nicolas Cage gives one of the best performances of his career in this borderline insane film... 4/5 fresh Adam Smith 0 Radio Times May 20, 2010 +845 Iguanas aside, Cage's performance is the film's centerpiece. He starts at over the top and climbs ever higher... 8/10 fresh Christopher Long 0 Cineaste Magazine May 2, 2010 +845 Somehow this is fun -- a result of a unique synergy between Cage and Herzog. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews April 22, 2010 +845 This is the perverted delirious Bad Lieutenant to see. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 18, 2010 +845 There is really no way to describe the playfulness and exquisite timing of the comedy in this film. It is partially Herzog's zany artistry, and partly Cage's masterful control of facial expressions and comic timing. 5/5 fresh Nick Deigman 0 Fan The Fire April 15, 2010 +845 It really is a jungle out there, and Nicolas Cage delivers a mesmerizingly unhinged performance as Herzogian madman.. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 MSN.com April 11, 2010 +845 ...a B movie worth seeing, but there are times the weirdness seems forced and the only thing that feels authentic is the suggestion that Cage might be more than a little mad. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 11, 2010 +845 Centered on a detective on the wrong side of the law, the film is manic its execution of plot, performance and photography. rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 Moving Pictures Magazine March 25, 2010 +845 A tragedy replayed as farce, and probably the funniest film I've seen all year. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly March 19, 2010 +845 Sometimes director Werner Herzog - a master, for nearly four decades, at blending the bizarre and the mundane - does let you in on Cage's motives. But just as often, he delivers a life, and a world, of random mayhem. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Foran 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 12, 2010 +845 A Vicodin-coke-heroine habit propels Nicolas Cage's warped detective as the big emoter scores in the Big Easy. Werner Herzog's Bad LT. is genuinely weird entertaiment. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer February 11, 2010 +845 Nicolas Cage goes off the deep end even more than usual in the crazily entertaining, Werner Herzog-helmed Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call New Orleans. 3/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) February 5, 2010 +845 No one can breathe life into a crazed character like Nicolas Cage can. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 2, 2010 +845 You'll go a long way to find anything playing right now that's as downright peculiar as Werner Herzog's The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call -- New Orelans. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 1, 2010 +845 Werner Herzog's Bad Lieutenant remake is a hugely entertaining, brilliantly directed and completely insane thriller with a hilarious script and a gloriously bonkers performance from Nicolas Cage. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 14, 2010 +845 Cage's increasingly crazed and manic performance is very watchable. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 7, 2010 +845 Cage, who usually goes gonzo with gusto, underplays this monster. That spoils the fun. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 30, 2009 +845 Nicolas Cage is out of his mind in The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call -- New Orleans. And it's wonderful to see. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 18, 2009 +845 While watching Cage in Bad Lieutenant I felt like a crack fiend myself: No matter how much I got it was never going to be enough. 4/5 fresh Adam Tobias 0 Watertown Daily Times December 18, 2009 +845 As usual, Herzog works the madness for any poetry he can find... 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com December 17, 2009 +845 A depraved, perfect storm of cinema. 3/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune December 11, 2009 +845 The script has some scuzzy, jokey appeal, and I like it that instead of trying to hide them, Herzog tosses the movie's ridiculous coincidences right in our faces as if daring us to duck. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 11, 2009 +845 a bizarre amalgam of source material, director and star that's just nutso enough to work 4.5/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 The Trend December 6, 2009 +845 Thisbad lieutenant's pain is less punishment than righteous realignment, a reflection of the nutty, debased, and utterly chaotic world around him. He's not deviant. He's the new normal. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 4, 2009 +845 Even if it's not classic noir, this high tension, fast-paced film about an extremely unsympathetic character is still entertaining. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times December 2, 2009 +845 Cage returns to resplendently weird form. fresh Michelle Orange 0 Movieline December 1, 2009 +845 Do fish have dreams? Do they dream of ominous iguanas, perhaps? Or maybe the disembodied breakdancing souls of freshly capped gangsters? More to the point, will Nicolas Cage ever make another movie that makes sense? 1/5 rotten Kurt Loder 0 MTV December 1, 2009 +845 Nicolas Cage is so gleefully over-the-top as the troubled cop of the title that you will either be repulsed or fascinated by his performance and, since it lives or dies by it, the movie itself. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 29, 2009 +845 The movie could have ended without the last few scenes and been far more tense and suspenseful. As it stands now, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans plays as if Schindler's List ended with an energetic musical performance by The Muppets. rotten Adam Lippe 0 Examiner.com November 25, 2009 +845 Like the late Klaus Kinski, who so often played crazies in Herzog's earlier movies, Cage is in your face all the way. Laughing maniacally, lying with no sign of a conscience, he pushes the character's frequent tantrums beyond over-the-top. 3/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times November 25, 2009 +845 Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call, New Orleans is a magnificent mess of the sort only Herzog can get away with making. 7/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com November 25, 2009 +845 Frankly, the story isn't remotely as interesting as Cage. Nothing is. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe November 24, 2009 +845 Cage can be loopy, weird and at the same time sympathetic -- crucial to our response to this character -- and Herzog draws one of his better performances here. A- fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 24, 2009 +845 A one-of-a-kind experience that boasts a twice-in-a-lifetime performance from Nicolas Cage. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 24, 2009 +845 Despite his strangely receding hairline, bug-eyed demeanor and hunchback stance, Cage somehow avoids making this police lieutenant a caricature. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 24, 2009 +845 The iguanas are like the frogs at the end of Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia, only better. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix November 24, 2009 +845 Nicolas Cage, a born Hollywood skin-walker, somehow hints at a spiritual dimension to all this lunatic mayhem. B+ fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus November 24, 2009 +845 Herzog, who seems to be drawing on the audience's affection for him as an inspired madman, may not care to tell a story straight anymore. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker November 23, 2009 +845 But it has energy, it has a gonzo go for broke attitude and it also has a Cage willing to do just about anything to keep things interesting, three items many films would fall all over themselves to possess. 2.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com November 21, 2009 +845 Sensationally entertaining, darkly comedic, witty and refreshingly bizarre. A guilty pleasure. Nicolas Cage is in top form. 7.5/10 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru November 21, 2009 +845 Cage acts, at times, as though his head is about to explode. And not the character's head; it's Cage himself who seems in danger of self-immolation. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine November 20, 2009 +845 No quote available. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 20, 2009 +845 The new film has much in common with some of Herzog's crazed past masterworks like Aguirre, the Wrath of God. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media November 20, 2009 +845 Like the water snake that slithers by during the opening credits or the baby crocodile from whose point of view we observe one roadside scene, this movie is a freaky little swamp thing. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate November 20, 2009 +845 The film is an exasperating bore. 1/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News November 20, 2009 +845 Making a bad movie this good is harder than it looks. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The New Republic November 20, 2009 +845 Add director Werner Herzog to the mix, a guy who knows a thing or a hundred about obsessive protagonists, and we're in for quite the ride -- wild and weird and blackly comic. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail November 20, 2009 +845 A movie that ultimately has more cult than mass appeal, how much you enjoy Bad Lieutenant will probably come down to how much you like Werner Herzog rather than Nicolas Cage. A notoriously eccentric director, his latest film is nowhere near as mainstream 9/10 fresh Rick Mele 0 AskMen.com November 20, 2009 +845 The pairing of Nicolas Cage, one of the world's most out-there actors, with Werner Herzog, cinema's reigning madman-visionary, is a match made in looney-tunes heaven. A- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 20, 2009 +845 This time, it's not Nicolas Cage's fault: Werner Herzog has lost his mind. rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper November 20, 2009 +845 It almost makes one angrier to think about the time Cage has wasted on crap films when he should be doing interesting ones like this every single time. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever November 20, 2009 +845 I'm pretty sure this would have made total sense if I was on some of the drugs that McDonagh was taking 4.5/10 rotten Jenna Busch 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium November 20, 2009 +845 If the new film commits the sin of entertainment, it's redeemed by a sense of life's contradictions and distinguished by surreal flourishes that include a pair of iguanas, slithery witnesses to Terence's mania. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 20, 2009 +845 It's Cage's best work in years. 3/4 fresh Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star November 20, 2009 +845 There can only ever be one Bad Lieutenant: Harvey Keitel. 2.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post November 20, 2009 +845 Like a jumpy, coke-fueled Pied Piper, Cage takes viewers to the very precipice of depraved self-abasement, while preserving just enough self-conscious humor to keep from tumbling in. 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 20, 2009 +845 The film is both a police thriller and a drug addled fantasy with an iguana for a guide and Cage plays it like Hunter S. Thompson with a badge. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2009 +845 There's a valuable lesson to be learned from Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans: Two wrongs don't make a right -- it takes at least three. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com November 19, 2009 +845 Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans -- why Port of Call? what does that mean? -- is no masterpiece, but it is undoubtedly the work of a master. 4.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times November 19, 2009 +845 Cold-blooded reptiles are lurking everywhere in the slick new noir Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, with snakes, iguanas, gators and especially Nicolas Cage at their slithering and cynical best. 3.5/5 fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times November 19, 2009 +845 Even when the movie is not working, it's never less than eye-catching. It's also a perfect setting for Cage's curiously compelling art. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 19, 2009 +845 This isn't as over-the-top as, say, The Wicker Man. But it is an engaging cop caper complete with Cage craziness, and that's enough. B fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online November 19, 2009 +845 A perfect, perfect prank. B+ fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly November 19, 2009 +845 It's not always easy to sort out the legitimately inspired touches from the merely campy ones, but the film has a deranged, go-for-broke spirit that makes such distinctions irrelevant. B+ fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club November 19, 2009 +845 drags harder than when Herzog tried to pull that boat over a mountain 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com November 19, 2009 +845 Cage's receding hairline and hunchback performance evokes Conrad Veidt -- a Klaus Kinski-like maniac -- because this is, in fact, a German Expressionist horror film and comedy. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press November 19, 2009 +845 Finally, a role that makes sense for Cage to play ... locking into the exhausted craziness he has unintentionally perfected in a handful of terrible movies. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com November 19, 2009 +845 Herzog has found his ideal interpreter, a performer whose truth lies deep in the artifice of performance: ladies and gentlemen, Nicolas Cage, at his finest. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 19, 2009 +845 Outrageously enjoyable...turns the genre conventions on their head to often uproarious effect. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 19, 2009 +845 No one is better at this kind of performance than Nicolas Cage. He's a fearless actor. He doesn't care if you think he goes over the top. If a film calls for it, he will crawl to the top hand over hand with bleeding fingernails. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 19, 2009 +845 Your reaction to the whole thing probably depends on your general feelings about Cage: Fans will relish his unique brand of scenery-chewing; non-fans are likely to be irritated. fresh Andy Klein 0 Brand X November 18, 2009 +845 Cage dives headlong into the madness. It's plain fun to see the actor give himself so fully to a character after several years of mostly forgettable action movies. 3/4 fresh Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press November 18, 2009 +845 A fascinatingly complex film with intoxicating cross-currents of cynicism, tragedy, and absurdity. 4.5/5 fresh Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com November 18, 2009 +845 Bad Lieutenant doesn't go where you expect, but it has a stubborn, trippy logic. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 18, 2009 +845 Instead of plumbing the depths of spiritual degradation, Herzog's movie is -- largely due to Cage's performance -- almost fun. fresh 1 Village Voice November 17, 2009 +845 May not result in a coherent whole but nonetheless delivers bursts of random, inspired madness. B fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness November 16, 2009 +845 It may not have the wounding thrust of Ferrara's, but it shares with that film a bottomless compassion for its crazies, to say nothing of the exhilaration of seeing a fearless director and a fearless actor pushing each other beyond extremes. 3/4 fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 Slant Magazine November 16, 2009 +845 If there's a sure thing in movies, it's that if you cast Nicolas Cage in a role in which he goes crazy, he'll rise to the occasion and keep on rising until he seems even loonier than his character. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 16, 2009 +845 Refreshingly loopy, as only Nic Cage can loop. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 15, 2009 +845 Bad Lieutenant is all kinds of wrong, but it feels oh so right. 4.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend November 13, 2009 +845 It's powerful material for Werner Herzog, a premier chronicler of the madness of men, and Nicolas Cage, who brings a fevered intensity to every project he takes on. 3.5/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 Critic's Notebook November 4, 2009 +845 There's much to be said for a movie that portrays as much imperfection as life itself and, clearly, Herzog and company have a ball in creating it for us. 4.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 3, 2009 +845 A powerfully loony portrait of American rot. fresh Karina Longworth 0 SpoutBlog October 23, 2009 +845 No film by Herzog has ever been so defiantly mainstream - and yet this remains one of the director's craziest, most outlandish affairs. Finding a way out the other side of that contradiction is half the fun for the incredulous viewer fresh Anton Bitel 0 Eye for Film October 12, 2009 +845 Surely this is not meant to be taken seriously? 7.5/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 17, 2009 +845 Herzog is having every bit as much fun as Cage here, toying with renegade cop movie cliches and working in a pulpy mode he hasn't touched for a while. fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Cinematical September 15, 2009 +845 A vividly acted and directed movie that stretches the boundaries of its genre and keeps you in its ever-unpredictable grip throughout. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 10, 2009 +845 Original, offbeat and rewarding cop story with Nicolas Cage in great form. fresh Ray Bennett 1 Hollywood Reporter September 4, 2009 +845 What makes this film truly different is the unique tone introduced by director Werner Herzog. fresh Mike Goodridge 0 Screen International September 4, 2009 +845 The film is offbeat, silly, disarming and loopy all at the same time, and viewers will decide to ride with that or just give up on it, according to mood and disposition. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety September 3, 2009 +845 2.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 19, 2011 +845 4/5 fresh Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 16, 2011 +845 3/5 fresh Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out November 16, 2011 +846 At the center of the drama is Nicole Beharie, who inhabits her role as a woman unjustly maligned with intelligence, conviction and regal sense of pride. fresh Dan DiNicola 0 The Daily Gazette (Schenectady, NY) February 2, 2018 +846 It's beautifully told, passionate and sensitive to the true story and the victims that lived it. A fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 12, 2017 +846 Less a social-problem film than a drama of personal courage. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 18, 2011 +846 While it may be about as subtle as a swinging sledgehammer, it does leave its mark. 3/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times October 15, 2009 +846 Nicole. Beharie. Remember the name, for if her stunning lead turn is any indication, huge things are in the future. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com August 31, 2009 +846 [American Violet] is so compelling and intriguing that it's easy for the audience to forget they're being preached to. 3/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Times August 30, 2009 +846 Put on your outrage cap. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star July 17, 2009 +846 It does almost everything well, from the direction to the performances. But it does nothing great, dragged down by an uninspired, and oddly uninspiring, script. 2/4 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune July 17, 2009 +846 Newcomer Beharie gives a polished performance that deserves awards consideration. 3.5/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum July 16, 2009 +846 It's not enough for a movie to have a Black cast for it to be good, it must have good writing, engaging stories and impassioned actors. This film has all three. A fresh Clay Cane 0 BET.com June 10, 2009 +846 A well-played if too-familiar story of oppression and injustice. C+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News May 15, 2009 +846 A conventional but wholly gripping docudrama. 3.5/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle May 1, 2009 +846 American Violet is an earnest muckraker about the justice system that won't win points for style, but wins plenty for substance. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News May 1, 2009 +846 A torn-from-the-headlines tale of institutional racism and injustice in the Lone Star State of not-so-long-ago, American Violet might not be subtle, but it's certainly powerful. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 1, 2009 +846 American Violet dramatizes Kelly's case, and does so in a way that will leave audiences applauding in their seats -- and wondering how much of the film is true. 3/4 fresh Jonathan Curiel 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 1, 2009 +846 Director Tim Disney and screenwriter Bill Haney lay out Dee's story with a minimum of fuss. They are smart enough to realize that the material is compelling all on its own. B+ fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor May 1, 2009 +846 American Violet feels less like life and unreasonably more like the movies. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe April 30, 2009 +846 Movingly told and packed with powerful subject matter. 3/4 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle April 30, 2009 +846 Thematically, there's a lot to like here, but the execution couldn't be more heavy-handed and two-dimensional. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever April 21, 2009 +846 ...a well acted piece and a scary indictment of the American penal system. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 20, 2009 +846 American Violet is a fine film. Dee Roberts is not an abstract symbol of injustice. To watch a mother be wrenched away from her children is heartrending. 4/5 fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com April 20, 2009 +846 Raw and heart wrenching, uncovering the sort of discomforting, concealed when not buried history that in an odd trend lately, is more likely to make its way to the big screen than the news headlines. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze April 19, 2009 +846 Based on the infamous Panhandle Regional Narcotics Task Force case in Tulia, Texas, American Violet makes clear the corruption and racism that pervades the official structures of its fictional town. 6/10 fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters April 19, 2009 +846 In a riveting debut performance, Nicole Beharie captures your heart and soul in a compelling, moving tale that inspires hope to many youths today. 4/5 fresh Wilson Morales 0 BlackFilm.com April 19, 2009 +846 Has solid performances that make it moderately compelling, but its weak screenplay merely simmers the provocative, initially intriguing issues of racial prejudice, police corruption and unjust laws without bringing them to a palpable boil. 5.8 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru April 18, 2009 +846 The narrative is infused with chilling facts, and the filmmakers know how to build their case, but a drama demands more. 2.5/5 rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times April 17, 2009 +846 This flaw in the justice system might affect anyone, but American Violet shows how easily it can be racialized in a place where hardened social attitudes combine with drugs and poverty to create a permanent black underclass. 3/4 fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader April 17, 2009 +846 The badly titled American Violet comes from filmmakers who had clearly made up their minds long before they had written a word. And it's aimed at people who have too, before they've seen a frame. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger April 17, 2009 +846 The true story of racial injustice gets uninspired treatment in this well-intentioned but uninvolving film version. 2/5 rotten Pete Hammond 0 Hollywood.com April 17, 2009 +846 A movie to be discussed with those invested in being agents of justice. It raises serious questions about a system that does not protect those most vulnerable -- the poor. 3/4 fresh Lisa Ann 0 Christianity Today April 17, 2009 +846 Instead of telling the intimate story of one woman's steadfast perseverance against impossible, imposing forces Disney opts for the bland inspirational triumph template. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 Film School Rejects April 17, 2009 +846 No suspense is developed, and low-income housing and women's house of detention alike are prettied up without any feeling for gritty reality. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews April 17, 2009 +846 It is an imperative story worth telling, the importance of which manages to assuage some of the film's less than successful moments. 7/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com April 17, 2009 +846 American Violet is a justice story, with some honest justice. It's nicely reassuring that it happens to be true. 3/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday April 17, 2009 +846 Nicole Beharie makes one of the most thrilling feature film debuts in years. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet April 16, 2009 +846 What does it taste like? There's a slight aftertaste of force-feeding, to be sure. But mostly, thanks to excellent, nuanced performances by Beharie, Woodard, Nelson and Patton, it tastes like justice. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post April 16, 2009 +846 The film is more affecting than it ought to be, thanks to a loaded cast that includes Alfre Woodard, Tim Blake Nelson, Will Patton, Charles Dutton, and the rapper and sometime actor Xzibit. B- fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club April 16, 2009 +846 [A]n angry, old-fashioned, and very, very welcome polemic... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 16, 2009 +846 Offers a message we've heard before, but it's one that bears repeating, and it's reasonably well delivered. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 16, 2009 +846 A docudrama that may have an outcome we already know, but is a loud lesson about truth, justice and the Texas Way. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 16, 2009 +846 "It's been a while since we've had a rousing, inspirational film about rectifying social injustices a la ""Norma Rae"" or ""Philadelphia." B+ fresh 0 Movie Dearest April 16, 2009 +846 American Violet works by not thumping its chest or waving a flag. Instead, it celebrates an individual's strength in the face of seemingly impossible odds. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine April 16, 2009 +846 An artlessly powerful performance by newcomer Nicole Behaire anchors American Violet, an instructive, sturdily built drama based on a true story worth teaching. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly April 15, 2009 +846 Hats off the director Disney and screenplay writer Bill Haney for having the courage to expose racism as the sick and sad shadow that is still alive and well in America. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice April 15, 2009 +846 A harrowing, compelling and profoundly true story that dares to tackle an important but too rarely exposed issue of the abuse of power in the American criminal justice system. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer April 15, 2009 +846 A docudrama with a good heart but a heavy hand. rotten Melissa Anderson 1 Village Voice April 14, 2009 +846 You can laugh at American Violet, but most defendants are scared into pleading guilty and need all the poster girls they can get. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture April 13, 2009 +846 American Violet has the necessary anger to engage its subject but also the generic topical-telefilm aesthetics that often render it glib and inauthentic. 2/4 rotten Bill Weber 0 Slant Magazine April 13, 2009 +846 A movie which earns high marks simply for being the first feature film with the guts to tackle the subject of racial profiling in such an honest fashion, especially given the similar allegations recently leveled at the neighboring town of Tenaha. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze April 13, 2009 +846 Inspired by true events, the movie may be too simple and earnest, wearing its ideology on its sleeves, but it's powerful story of injustice that needs to be told and it's well performed by Beharie, who may emerge as a dramatic leading actress. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 6, 2009 +846 A star is born in Nicole Beharie in the role of an African-American woman wrongly arrested on a drug charge. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 24, 2009 +846 The actors successfully personalize the struggle against an unscrupulous authority, building an emotional impact into American Violet. 3/5 fresh Ed Scheid 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 17, 2009 +846 Its simplistic, heavy handed treatment of a complex issue gives it the weight of a contrived movie of the week melodrama. rotten Sura Wood 1 Hollywood Reporter October 24, 2008 +846 Earnestly presented and well acted, particularly by newcomer Nicole Beharie in the central role, the film shares with many other such agenda-driven dramas a complete lack of narrative surprise, merely connecting the dots. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety October 18, 2008 +846 B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 14, 2012 +846 B+ fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald April 17, 2009 +847 Lacks the vivid outlines and clear characterizations of previous Hitchcock films, but is, nevertheless, a fair sample of Hitchcock devices. fresh 1 TIME Magazine October 25, 2017 +847 Innumerable small touches show Hitchcock's keen and penetrating observation and his knowledge of human nature. Comedy, romance, and thrills are skilfully blended. fresh MFB Critics 0 Monthly Film Bulletin June 2, 2015 +847 One of Hitchcock's more charming efforts. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide May 1, 2013 +847 Though not one of Hitchcock's strongest UK films, the tale is entertaining and it contains many ideas and visua motifs that would appear in later, better works. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 4, 2012 +847 Brilliantly filmed finale. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television August 22, 2006 +847 Not top-notch Hitchcock, but engrossing enough. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +847 swift pace and dry humor far more entertaining than most late night offerings B- fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews May 12, 2006 +847 Alfred Hitchcock, England's jovial and rotund master of melodrama, has turned out another crisply paced, excellently performed film. 4/5 fresh Frank S. Nugent 1 New York Times January 28, 2006 +847 Exciting chase with typically excellent Hitchcock touches 4/5 fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International November 28, 2005 +847 An unassuming chase thriller by the youngish though not quite so innocent Alfred Hitchcock. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 22, 2005 +847 Watch her and wonder. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +847 Breezy, romantic Hitchcock; an underrated gem. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner April 14, 2003 +847 Terrific early Hitchcock, though it has dated rather badly. 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium December 30, 2002 +847 Vintage Hitchcock. The tracking shot near the end is priceless, a great example of using the camera to let the audience in on something while the hero remains in the dark. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) October 4, 2002 +847 One of the most entertaining of Hitchcock's English films. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +847 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +847 4/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 10, 2003 +848 [Hannibal Rising] is a handsome and involving macabre drama, with a pathos that tempers the horror-movie shocks. fresh Betsy Sherman 0 Arts Fuse August 8, 2017 +848 The guy's about as intimidating as a mildly irritated kitten, and that certainly doesn't up the creep factor. rotten Scott Weinberg 0 TheHorrorShow August 28, 2015 +848 "Over twenty years after ""Hannibal the Cannibal"" made his film debut in Manhunter, the Dr. Lecter saga peters out with this misguided sequel." rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 ESplatter July 11, 2008 +848 Un intento forzado por seguir explotando el personaje de Hannibal Lecter, vistosamente filmado y producido pero sin otra excusa argumental que intentar explicar lo inexplicable. 2/5 rotten Enrique Buchichio 0 Uruguay Total April 21, 2008 +848 o Webber mazi me ton aytokanibalisti Thomas Harris frontizoyn na makelepsoyn enan ap' toys pio eikonikoys haraktires tis mythologias toy tromoy toy aiona mas, kai na ton ypobibasoyn se enan akomi fonia mias opoiasdipote tyhaias slasher tainias, me proshim 1/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 14, 2007 +848 There are some pretty sadistic torture scenes for the gore hounds -- but ultimately this pointless prequel is about as thrilling as a wet towel. 2/5 rotten Gareth Shaw 0 thelondonpaper August 20, 2007 +848 The material knows it is a prequel, and acknowledges such with tactics that consist of taking viewers from beginning to end in the most straightforward way possible... 2.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org July 1, 2007 +848 Hannibal Rising isn't much more than appetizer. 2.5/5 rotten Scott Collura 0 IGN Movies June 25, 2007 +848 A ponderous, uninspired portrait of a serial-killer-in-the-making with Webber missing every opportunity to build suspense and deliver chills. rotten Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org April 21, 2007 +848 An origins movie that follows the serial killer's early years. As you might expect, those years didn't involve much time in a sandbox, unless of course Hannibal's spade was used as an instrument of death. C rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) March 5, 2007 +848 The most terrifying movie of the new year. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Maxim March 2, 2007 +848 And now, the prequel Hannibal Rising, which answers several questions: Where did Hannibal come from? What made him what he is?... It does not, however, answer the better question: Who fricking cares? 0/4 rotten James Rocchi 0 Cinematical March 2, 2007 +848 If Hannibal Rising catches fire, it may spark a new literary trend with Hollywood aspirations--i.e., when old monsters were kids fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +848 Alas, in our current Oprah-fied, memoir-ridden, tell-all culture, even the great screen villains now suffer from dopey developmental traumas explaining away their misdeeds. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly February 27, 2007 +848 "Memory is a knife,"" warns Murasaki, who lost family in Hiroshima. ""It can hurt you."" You can only hope the image of the doglike Hannibal, ripping at a victim's cheeks, fades soon." rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters February 24, 2007 +848 Gone is the nuance, the mystery, the fright factor, in its place a near-campy Dr. Phibes-like obsession with revenge. 1/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) February 23, 2007 +848 Director Peter Webber clearly wants Hannibal Rising to be a class production. Unfortunately, he makes the whole affair too artsy and staid for its own good, which results in a plodding pace that induces more eyelid drooping than tension. 1.5/5 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 18, 2007 +848 This murky thriller is more of a pig's ear than a pearl earring. The actors, mostly British, speak with sinister furrin accents. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) February 18, 2007 +848 "Thomas Harris is now hoodwinked by his creation's faux pedigree. He's scripted him a ridiculously Eurotrashy upbringing, one so silly, it'll remind you of Dr. Evil's memory-tripping: ""Summers in Rangoon, luge lessons..." 2/6 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out February 17, 2007 +848 Lecter is fascinating because he's an enigma; his deadly allure more appealing because his past is a mystery. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 16, 2007 +848 The movie devolves into a routine rip-off of Death Wish. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing February 15, 2007 +848 It can't sell the idea that Gaspard Ulliel's Hannibal is ever going to mature into Hopkins' complex monster, and without that, it's just a slick exercise in futility. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 14, 2007 +848 In the past, Hannibal Lecter has both frightened and fascinated me. Now he's just a sad shadow of his former cinematic glory, stuck in an unspeakably awful movie. 0/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 13, 2007 +848 To stay invested in the dulldrum vigilantism of Hannibal Rising requires siding with a psychopath. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) February 13, 2007 +848 The film's near fatal flaw rests with the recasting of Hannibal as an admirable Nazi hunter capable of compassion, a person who bears little relation to the psychopathic misanthrope who so easily sent shivers running up and down an audience's spine. 1.5/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 EURWeb February 13, 2007 +848 All told, I was surprised at how much I liked the film, despite its flaws. 3/5 fresh Mark Bell 0 Film Threat February 13, 2007 +848 Hannibal Rising is basically a Steven Seagal vigilante movie with a hero who eats the people he kills. At least it's ecofriendly. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture February 12, 2007 +848 In the finest tradition of TV newsmagazines, Hannibal Lecter's penchant for serial murder turns out to be the result of a traumatic childhood. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader February 12, 2007 +848 For an absolutely unnecessary movie, Hannibal Rising is handsomely appointed, lushly if unimaginatively directed. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com February 12, 2007 +848 De Laurentis and his cronies have turned Hannibal Lechter into a young Louis Jourdan, more apt to grow up to terrify Adrienne Barbeau in Swamp Thing than Jodie Foster in the able hands of Jonathan Demme. F rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! February 11, 2007 +848 ... serves only to dilute the delicious, mysterious evil that Sir Anthony Hopkins brought to the role... furthers only in adding to the studio's coffers. 2.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com February 11, 2007 +848 Without Anthony Hopkins this franchise has completely run out of gas. 1.5/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers February 10, 2007 +848 Much better than the lousy book. Perfect casting of French actor Gaspard Ulliel as Hannibal. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian February 10, 2007 +848 The psychobabble sympathy card doesn't play well here. 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com February 10, 2007 +848 Traumatic early-life experiences can only go so far, can only prove so much. Lots of people have horrible childhoods and still manage not to become flesh-eating serial killers. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 10, 2007 +848 You know those artsy European coming-of-age movies set during World War II, like Europa, Europa? This is kind of like that, except with a few more beheadings, and everyone in Europe speaking English. C+ rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online February 9, 2007 +848 Seeing the character's protean quirks reminds one of Dr. Evil's speech about luge lessons; it's that ridiculous. C- rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium February 9, 2007 +848 ...a plodding prequel that's more detached than a separated body limb placed neatly on Lecter's dinner plate...a boorish slice of slaughterhouse cinema. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 TheWorldJournal.com February 9, 2007 +848 By allowing himself to be talked into doing this Harris has diluted and sullied his most storied creating, robbing Lecter of much of his power to fill our dreams with dread and our nightmares with bloodcurdling screams of the shocking. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com February 9, 2007 +848 "The most accurate title might have been ""Hannibal Falling"" because that's what this film does to the legacy of Hannibal Lecter." rotten Brian Tallerico 0 UGO February 9, 2007 +848 What this nasty, brutish movie left me feeling was ashamed to be American. First of all: As a folk archetype, a supervillain for our times, this is the best we can come up with? A vaguely Eurotrash schoolboy who eats people's cheeks? rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate February 9, 2007 +848 Not an embarrassment, by any stretch of the imagination, but a film in which you feel the not-so-gentle pull of commerce tugging the proceedings along. fresh Brent Simon 0 FilmStew.com February 9, 2007 +848 The Weinstein Company went out of their way to make sure I didn't see a press screening of Hannibal Rising this week. Now I understand why. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 OhmyNews.com February 9, 2007 +848 Much of what makes Hannibal Lecter so frightening is the unfathomable gulf between the hypercivilized exterior and the ferocious, bloodthirsty beast beneath the refined mask of sanity. To explain his diseased mind is to rob the character of its mystery. 2.5/4 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide February 9, 2007 +848 Tilting his elegantly aquiline features downward while hoisting one eyebrow over a dark orb, curling his lips with Grinchian deliberation, he seems to be determined to kill people on the strength of his cologne alone. 1/4 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star February 9, 2007 +848 Well, it didn't stink. It wasn't great, either, but neither were Hannibal or Red Dragon, to be honest. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures February 9, 2007 +848 If they were going to show how he got to be the brilliant, charming, exquisitely cultured, uh, vicious cannibal psychopath -- couldn't they have come up with something more interesting? 1.5/4 rotten Mark Rahner 1 Seattle Times February 9, 2007 +848 You can argue that prequels to great films simply shouldn't be made. But when they are, this is the right way to do it. 3/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 9, 2007 +848 The film's ugliness is less in its 'artful' death rituals, by now deeply generic, than in asking us to feel for Lecter because of his horrid, warping youth. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune February 9, 2007 +848 Newcomer Gaspard Ulliel impresses as Lecter, displaying for us a young man losing his humanity and increasing his hatred by degrees. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle February 9, 2007 +848 Hannibal Lecter does not need a creation story; he just needs to go away. The meal is over. 1/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com February 9, 2007 +848 I'd like to think the Lecter who schooled Clarice Starling on the psychotic intricacies of Buffalo Bill would by bored by the obviousness of it all. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News February 9, 2007 +848 Hard to stomach...this handsomely appointed but turgid, dramatically inert movie simply bites off more than it can successfully chew. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 9, 2007 +848 Rising is a movie that solves a mystery no one should want solved, with more grisly crimes that spare us no detail, held together by an actor who is no Anthony Hopkins. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 9, 2007 +848 It's a handsome film, but the pace is continually gummy and the set-ups stiff and artificial. Most crucially, nothing in it vanquishes the sensation that we're being sold something superfluous. C+ rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian February 9, 2007 +848 The great thing about monsters is that they glide noiselessly from nightmare straight into myth, fully formed and eternally mysterious. To know what made them is to explain them. And once you explain anything, you begin to lose your fear of it. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 9, 2007 +848 I can't name an actor who could have made young Lecter as interesting as the older one, but Ulliel does not come close. 2.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News February 9, 2007 +848 In Hannibal Rising, the bad Dr. Lecter finally enters the pantheon of movie monsters for real: Like Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees, he, too, now has a sequel that's been made strictly for the sake of a buck. 1/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald February 9, 2007 +848 Lacking the wit to qualify as a sick joke, the ongoing saga of Hannibal Lecter has become the Grand Guignol equivalent of a shaggy-dog story. 1.5/5 rotten Sam Adams 1 Los Angeles Times February 9, 2007 +848 What's left is a plodding revenge story, memorable only for the way it strips the last vestiges of interest from what was once a fascinating character. 1/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 9, 2007 +848 This Hannibal is a stick-in-the-mud altogether lacking in the wit, gourmet appetites and romantic flair required of any surrogate for Sir Anthony Hopkins. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly February 9, 2007 +848 Nothing in this film has the visceral or emotional impact that would make it more than an average thriller. It just goes through the bland, mass-produced motions. 2/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star February 9, 2007 +848 Ham-handed revenge-porn. 2/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies February 9, 2007 +848 Ulliel's impressive facial dexterity keeps his expressions devoid of emotion, except for slowly sadistic smiles, careful enunciation, and an occasional Hopkins-worthy eye twitch. 2.5/4 fresh Jenni Miller 0 Premiere Magazine February 9, 2007 +848 Harris, who adapted the screenplay, and director Peter Webber are faithful to his book. Strong production values, a lush score and scenic locations work seal the deal. 3/4 fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle February 9, 2007 +848 As played by French actor Gaspard Ulliel, Hannibal is a playing-card joker: Ulliel performs every scene with the same dimpled smirk, which looks less like an expression than a plastic-surgery mistake. 1/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail February 9, 2007 +848 Director Peter Webber delivers all this with a painfully straight face, and the result is actually less interesting than your average horror movie of the week. D rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News February 9, 2007 +848 He's just another cheap icon, set not to haunt our worst nightmares, but the cash-cow dreams of a studio looking for a franchise player. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press February 9, 2007 +848 I hope the series has the good sense to stop with this less- than-convincing beginning. D+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News February 9, 2007 +848 Filmdom's greatest villain Hannibal Lecter has been both defanged and declawed. 2/4 rotten Misha Davenport 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 9, 2007 +848 Errors in logic will delight the attentive. 1.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 9, 2007 +848 The film's ultimate failure is that it permanently taints our enjoyment of Hopkins' interpretation, borne of the unwanted knowledge that Lecter is just another victim of a bad childhood. 2.5/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 9, 2007 +848 Hannibal Rising can't even be considered a thriller, but an overplayed and unconvincing explanation of how Lecter became a murderer and developed a taste for human flesh. rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca February 9, 2007 +848 Hannibal Rising has put Hannibal Lecter in a basic revenge plot that doesn't need a Hannibal Lecter. In the process, it explains away one of cinema's legendary enigmas. C- rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 9, 2007 +848 If this picture were a little more ludicrous, just a shade more inane, it might be fun to watch. Unhappily, that is not the case. 1/5 rotten Kurt Loder 0 MTV February 9, 2007 +848 These movies have no love for the characters, nor any respect for their audiences; they're just out to generate money. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 9, 2007 +848 There is nothing to be frightened of here. C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 9, 2007 +848 The scariest thing about Hannibal Rising is that this seems to indicate that there will have to be another movie, in order to explain the explanation of Lecter's evil... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 9, 2007 +848 When life hands you lemons, make a wild mushroom-and-human cheek brochette with meat carved from the decapitated head of the war criminal who ate your sister. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) February 9, 2007 +848 Cannibal jokes aside, director Webber successfully conjures up and maintains a mood of creepiness and unease. fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle February 9, 2007 +848 An exercise in cheap pop psychology and connect-the-dots back story. rotten Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net February 9, 2007 +848 Having seen both Anthony Hopkins and Brian Cox as Lecter, poor Ulliel is on a hiding to nothing. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard February 9, 2007 +848 A psychotic Sophie's Choice. Much more a gruesome tale of revenge than it is a suspense thriller along the lines of Harris' earlier Red Dragon or The Silence of the Lambs. 2.5/4 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette February 9, 2007 +848 Fans of the series will consider this a must-see... For people not dying to know his origins, though, Hannibal Rising is, at best, a mildly diverting thriller... 2.5/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 9, 2007 +848 While it's fascinating to watch the killer evolve, the fact that he's always onscreen detracts from his mystique. Hannibal derives much of his intrigue from his mystery. 2.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star February 9, 2007 +848 More resembling a gory TV movie than a real film, this will give you nightmares for all the wrong reasons. rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) February 9, 2007 +848 A well-produced but slow-moving thriller that never quite roars to life. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety February 9, 2007 +848 The new prequel Hannibal Rising provides a back story that ought to have remained firmly in our imaginations. 2/5 rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times February 9, 2007 +848 This mechanical cash-in fails to explain how the young Hannibal Lecter became the monster we know. rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 9, 2007 +848 How much more interesting - and scary - to have given Hannibal a perfectly happy boyhood with not the smallest occasion for anger or violence. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 9, 2007 +848 The more Harris has milked his creation, the more ludicrous Hannibal has become, the mystique of inexplicable monstrousness diminished with each appearance. 2/5 rotten 0 Times (UK) February 9, 2007 +848 Akin to exhuming a once good-looking corpse; wholly unnecessary - and a bit of a mess. 1/5 rotten Ali Catterall 0 Film4 February 9, 2007 +848 A straightforward revenge drama with added gore. 2/5 rotten Anna Smith 0 BBC.com February 9, 2007 +848 Might be enough to give viewers some vicarious thrills, but it's a little disconcerting for me to see Hannibal Lecter becoming less dimensional with each new movie. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 8, 2007 +848 The ill-conceived Hannibal Rising plays sort of like how Death Wish might have turned out had Charles Bronson's vigilante been a bloodthirsty cannibal. 4/10 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com February 8, 2007 +848 Not just a bad film, Hannibal Rising is downright dull, which is a far worse crime. D rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 8, 2007 +848 I always knew I was going to see another Hannibal Lecter movie, but did it have to be the Muppet Baby version of Hannibal Lecter? rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com February 8, 2007 +848 ...the film improves substantially once Hannibal embarks on his mission of revenge - with the whole thing morphing into a brutal actioner along the lines of Death Wish and Man on Fire... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 8, 2007 +848 As bad as Hannibal Rising is -- and believe me, it's terrible -- this fictional biography of the beloved Dr. Hannibal Lecter could have been worse. 1.5/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com February 8, 2007 +848 Blemished but undeniably enthralling as dark entertainment, Hannibal Rising is one of the good ones. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 8, 2007 +848 ...works as a thriller, but the movie is far more interesting as a clever exercise in audience implication. It forces us to consider the cannibal within. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) February 8, 2007 +848 The true treat is watching Hannibal's evolution -- and witnessing the moment when his last shred of humanity disappears. 2.5/4 fresh Stanley A. Miller 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 8, 2007 +848 The film naturally has its share of gruesome moments, but it's also surprisingly dull and uninvolving. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 8, 2007 +848 Prequel alternates between being awfully silly and awfully boring before settling on just plain awful. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter February 8, 2007 +848 As we get a chance to see him as a child and a young man, our curiosity may be satisfied, but the additional detail that humanizes him makes him far less interesting. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 8, 2007 +848 Rationalize Lecter's brand of pure, irrational evil and you take all the fun out of it. 2.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday February 8, 2007 +848 Even more so than with the other Lecter movies, this prequel you should plan on seeing after you've eaten dinner. Better yet, skip the movie altogether and have dessert. C- rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor February 8, 2007 +848 The movie succeeds on some level, but the series has definitely begun to eat its own with Hannibal Rising. 3/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic February 8, 2007 +848 Watching the earnest but under-qualified Ulliel perpetrate Hannibal's initial grisly slayings is like going back in time to hear the screeches of a violin virtuoso's incipient swipes on the strings the first time he picks up the instrument. rotten David Germain 1 Associated Press February 8, 2007 +848 By spelling out the traumas that turned a kind Lithuanian princeling into an epicurean serial killer, the movie reduces a figure of mythic evil to a jumbo case of post-traumatic stress disorder. 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 8, 2007 +848 What Hannibal Rising is, mostly, is a hoot. Gong Li cautions the nightmare-plagued Hannibal that 'Memory is a knife -- it can hurt you.' And let's not forget the classic, 'They ate my sister.' 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 8, 2007 +848 Hannibal is a pure killing machine, and one never senses a struggle in him between the dark and the light. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post February 8, 2007 +848 How far the bite-y have fallen. 1.5/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel February 8, 2007 +848 Rising is beautifully made, its rich colors emphasizing the atmosphere of decadence and waste, but it's not especially dramatic. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 8, 2007 +848 Lecter is presented as a soul-dead vigilante who reserves his carnage for the truly deserving; that's a long way from the Lecter of Silence of the Lambs who kills and tortures innocent and guilty alike. 1/4 rotten Phil Vettel 1 Chicago Tribune February 8, 2007 +848 Viewers deserve more, as does the legacy of the now laughably ridiculous Lecter. 3/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine February 8, 2007 +848 Once things get going, you might wonder why they didn't just call it Hannibal: First Blood. 5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net February 8, 2007 +848 This is watchable enough as a grisly revenge thriller but it would have worked better without the Lecter connection. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 8, 2007 +848 Trying to explain the origins of the iconic character, the film focuses on his formative years, but it suffocates due to poor direction, somber tone, simplistic pyschology and unconvincing turn by Gaspard Ulliel; it's the worst movie of the franchise. D+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 8, 2007 +848 The more we learn about the bogeyman, the less terrifying he becomes. 1/4 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine February 7, 2007 +848 Hannibal Rising is a slick and horrifying ride you are forced to experience at the edge of a knife. Washed out scenes ease your senses in counterpoint to high contrast visuals depicting the worst things human beings are capable of. 4/5 fresh 0 Dread Central February 7, 2007 +848 By erasing all the mystery from Lecter's past, Harris and director Webber have also stripped him of his ability to terrify, and their film, though gory and violent enough, is almost entirely devoid of shock or suspense. 1.5/5 rotten Josh Rosenblatt 0 Austin Chronicle February 7, 2007 +848 You can't help thinking Anthony Hopkins would eat this kid for breakfast. 2/5 rotten 0 Total Film February 7, 2007 +848 Lecter is all relish, which is fine for a side dish but unsatisfying in a main. rotten Ben Walters 1 Time Out February 7, 2007 +848 This is a footnote rather than a film. 2/5 rotten Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine February 6, 2007 +848 This horribly ill-conceived project is fake from start to finish, without a moment recognisable as real, and the story is often so badly told as to be laughable. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile February 5, 2007 +848 Good freak-out fun for genre fans. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 24, 2007 +848 D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +848 2/5 rotten Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +848 2/5 rotten Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +848 0/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +848 2.5/5 rotten Brian Rentschler 0 ScreenRant February 18, 2007 +848 1.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com February 17, 2007 +848 5/10 rotten Paul Greenwood 0 Future Movies UK February 10, 2007 +848 C rotten 0 Baltimore Sun February 10, 2007 +848 D rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly February 9, 2007 +848 D rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com February 9, 2007 +850 In essence, a failed experiment. D+ rotten Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 5, 2018 +850 Ang Lee's approach is too earnest in trying to make an emotionally resonant story without the rough edges the material demands. 2.5/5 rotten Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 31, 2018 +850 Ang Lee succeeds in bringing to the screen a perspective that, if not exactly new, is certainly affecting and emotionally meaningful. fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 29, 2018 +850 "With ""Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk,"" Ang Lee deems to make a poignant film, but it is bogged down by too many subplots, bad dialogue, and a general lack of cohesiveness. " 2.5/5 rotten Mae Abdulbaki 0 Movies with Mae August 21, 2018 +850 Leaving the actors aside, however, the real problem with the film is the way it is shot. 1.5/4 rotten Christopher Llewellyn 0 Film Festival Today February 3, 2018 +850 The biggest takeaway from Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Long though is that Joe Alwyn, a British actor capable of astonishingly nailing a heavy southern drawl accent, just became a star in his debut performance 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 4, 2017 +850 This one's effective in portions, but falls short of holding your undivided attention. 3/5 rotten Renuka Vyavahare 0 The Times of India November 6, 2017 +850 For a movie that wants to be about the hidden wounds of war, Billy Lynn is long walk into a cold and disaffected room. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 17, 2017 +850 The degree of realism is going to terrify actors, although it's interesting to see the likes of Steve Martin, Vin Diesel and a particularly impressive Garrett Hedlund all rising to the occasion. 4/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 16, 2017 +850 Billy is so cliched as to be a photocopy. rotten Martha K. Baker 0 KDHX (St. Louis) August 28, 2017 +850 A heavy-handed but accurate social satire on the Iraq War and America's nauseating attempt to package it as a necessary war back home. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 20, 2017 +850 Never mind the technical innovations, Stewart and the affecting newcomer Alwyn are the two main reasons why Billy Lynn deserves our votes this week. fresh Graham Fuller 0 Culture Trip June 28, 2017 +850 A movie that explores, nearly as well as The Best Years of Our Lives, the gap that divides actual warriors from those who merely wave flags in their honor. fresh Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) March 15, 2017 +850 An interesting film that tries to show the plasticity that exists between powerful people but can be a bit confusing and feels a bit overacted when it tries to make that critic. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Erick Estrada 0 Cinegarage March 6, 2017 +850 Billy Lynn's Halftime Walk is a film that never really seems to find its footing; despite high promise of a smarter, sharper, and much sadder film. rotten Alice Murray 0 Film Inquiry March 1, 2017 +850 An absurdly over-scaled and wildly implausible drama that misses the mark so often that most people will likely come out of it... befuddled as they desperately try to understand what the point of the whole endeavor was in the first place. 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com March 1, 2017 +850 A very irregular and minor filme in the work of Ang Lee, which, however, deserves to be applauded for the courage with which criticizes the excessive American patriotism. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 February 27, 2017 +850 Billy Lynn just looks cheap. 1/5 rotten Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) February 13, 2017 +850 The story, about a young soldier who is torn between leaving the army and loyalty to his brothers at arms, is affecting and well acted ... 3/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) February 12, 2017 +850 A film that's as clunky as its title. 2/5 rotten Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) February 10, 2017 +850 The film has neither topical immediacy nor any real historical perspective and, burdened with pedantic and predictable flashbacks, it finally leads nowhere interesting at all. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 10, 2017 +850 Offers food for thought, but it is made unpalatable by Lee's decision to shoot his film with what's known as a high-frame rate, imbuing it with the artificial sheen of a promotional video. 2/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) February 9, 2017 +850 Like Billy, this portrait is flawed yet noble and sensitive. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Radio Times February 9, 2017 +850 The visuals take a while to get used but soon emerge as sharp and clean as the film's thoughtful political message. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema February 9, 2017 +850 Well intentioned but underwhelming. 3/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) February 9, 2017 +850 Ideally, Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk shouldn't play like a demo reel for new technology Ang Lee wishes to unveil. Unfortunately, it does. 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 9, 2017 +850 A unique, hyper-real whatsit that should be seen the way it was shot. 3/5 fresh Adam Nayman 0 Little White Lies February 9, 2017 +850 Ang Lee will try anything. In Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk that unfortunately includes our patience. 2/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times February 9, 2017 +850 Oscar-winning director Ang Lee's latest film aims to shine a light on the hypocrisy faced by returning war veterans in America, but it falters in tone and emotional impact. 2/5 rotten Sarah McIntyre 0 February 8, 2017 +850 The film is very good at capturing the camaraderie of the soldiers -- and the sometimes desperate way in which they rely on one another. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) February 8, 2017 +850 A flawed work held together by Alwyn's tender presence. 3/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine February 7, 2017 +850 Its war-is-hell platitudes are as unconvincing as the Destiny's Child lookalikes its protagonists find themselves supporting. 3/5 rotten Neil Smith 0 Total Film February 6, 2017 +850 It's a genuinely experimental film, intermittently successful despite a punishing lack of depth in the characterisations. 3/5 fresh Eddie Harrison 0 The List February 6, 2017 +850 A tragicomedy, between illness and parody, far from the overwhelming effect that Ang Lee is seeking. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Luis Mart 0 El Mundo (Spain) February 1, 2017 +850 A comical and terrifying satire of the American way of life, which indicates that stories about returning from war may be entering a new dimension thanks to new technologies. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Javier Oca 0 El Pais (Spain) February 1, 2017 +850 A vitriolic film in which the director manages to create a very comforting intimacy. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Carlos Mara 0 February 1, 2017 +850 It's not a great movie but it didn't deserve more negative than positive reviews and to fail at the box office as it did. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Mikel Zorrilla 0 Espinof February 1, 2017 +850 The over-the-top tone invoked here doesn't come naturally and the spectacle and excess of professional sports - and the behind-the-scenes access - lacks an exaggerated visual sense. 2.5/5 rotten Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age January 27, 2017 +850 Award-winning director Ang Lee assembles a collection of effective scenes in this serious effort, but it also several moments that don't really work; in the end, it doesn't seem to add up to much. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media January 19, 2017 +850 I salute Ang Lee for making the best film of his career. fresh Armond White 0 National Review January 9, 2017 +850 Neither exciting nor entertaining, [Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk] is recommended for Ang Lee completists only. 2.5/5 rotten Rashid Irani 0 Hindustan Times January 1, 2017 +850 On the whole, it's a worthwhile film, often sage, sometimes sweet, and you'd have to be half-way drunk to consider it a dumb flag-waver, though that's how it looks in the previews. fresh 0 MetroActive January 1, 2017 +850 A rare dud from two-time Oscar-winning director Ang Lee, Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk marches in formation but stirs little awe. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 31, 2016 +850 Director Ang Lee returns with an earthy, timely contemplation about the war in Iraq, homeland apathy, virgin soldiers, heroism and first love. It's a wart-ridden drama with moments of piercing honesty that strike at the heart of a conflicted America. 4/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW December 26, 2016 +850 Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk ultimately commits the greatest crime a war film can. It tells you how to feel. 4/10 rotten Michael Fairbanks 0 The Young Folks December 12, 2016 +850 Turns spectacle into a contemplation piece. 3/5 fresh Sarah Ward 0 ArtsHub December 3, 2016 +850 As someone with a deep love for Ang Lee... I felt like weeping for this techno-turn which has so distracted this great humanist storyteller from his chief skill set. rotten Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience December 2, 2016 +850 It's all as well-mounted and temperate as you would expect from Lee, but I can't fathom why he thought this material was worth his time, as all the fuss adds up to war bad, soldiers good. 2.5/5 rotten Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review November 30, 2016 +850 Lee and screenwriter Jean-Christophe Castelli are faithful to Fountain's novel. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Romei 0 The Australian November 29, 2016 +850 The audience leaves Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk on the same bearing as its characters: bemused, perhaps, but happy to have their company. fresh Alex Doenau 0 Trespass November 29, 2016 +850 A rare, but pronounced disappointment from director Ang Lee. 2/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) November 29, 2016 +850 It's an oddly satirical piece, casting a gentle side-eye at capitalism and the corporate war machine even as it hedges its bets with Lee's trademark dramatic pathos. fresh Luke Goodsell 0 November 25, 2016 +850 We should never limit visionary directors, but ambition and technical achievement alone don't make a film. The thing has to be watchable too. 3/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Student Edge November 24, 2016 +850 ...a wide-canvas drama literally bulging at the seams with big ideas... 1 fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) November 22, 2016 +850 Unfortunately, the biggest accomplishment of Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk is to draw attention to the Ben Fountain novel that it's based on. rotten Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly November 22, 2016 +850 Dreadfully miscalculated 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation November 22, 2016 +850 Usually insightful Ang Lee fumbles on this one - with shallow dialogue, inconsistent satire and stilted pacing. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 22, 2016 +850 There are lots of shots of Billy's anguished face, yet his budding PTSD and overall disillusionment are never developed. C+ fresh Dana Barbuto 0 The Patriot Ledger November 20, 2016 +850 An affecting and meticulously made film that provides much food for thought about life, war and the world in which we live fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile November 20, 2016 +850 The numerous cast members, especially those on team Bravo, are not all given the chance to become three-dimensional characters. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 20, 2016 +850 Lee's use of High Frame Rate technology becomes a literal window into Billy Lynn's head. We're not supposed to feel comfortable. B- fresh Amy Nicholson 1 MTV November 19, 2016 +850 There is much to like in the individual performances... and much to regret in a heavy-handed, message-laden screenplay and curious visual choices by Lee. 2.5/5 rotten Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics November 19, 2016 +850 It pains me to say this ... but director Ang Lee's technologically experimental ode to U.S. servicemen and women does disservice to the story and the form. rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz November 18, 2016 +850 Take a walk with Billy and Academy Award winning director Ang Lee and see the horrors of war and the emptiness of canned spectacle. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald November 18, 2016 +850 Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk is a well-intentioned misfire that cannot live up to its higher aspirations. 2.5/5 rotten Chris Agar 0 ScreenRant November 18, 2016 +850 This film struggles to translate Fountain's novel into something with its own strong point of view. 2/5 rotten Todd VanDerWerff 0 Vox November 18, 2016 +850 ...a decidedly thin premise that's employed to watchable yet far-from-spectacular effect by director Ang Lee... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 18, 2016 +850 It's all a giant cacophony of artifice masquerading as something important and meaningful. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com November 18, 2016 +850 I sensed I was missing part of the experience. A big part. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Horton 0 HeraldNet (Everett, WA) November 18, 2016 +850 "It's too bad few people will actually experience ""Long Halftime Walk"" in its native format. Stripped of gimmicks, and the movie is substantially dulled, exposing a feeble story at the heart of all the technical wizardry. " C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com November 18, 2016 +850 Lee wants us to experience what it's like to be Billy. But he never makes us feel it. 2/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) November 18, 2016 +850 ...feels like a peculiar and singularly uninvolving documentary in which a series of bizarre events ... are re-enacted but without any point to the exercise. 4/10 rotten Sarah Boslaugh 0 November 18, 2016 +850 Everything feels stilted and strangely flat. C rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News November 18, 2016 +850 The momentary flashes of authenticity can't save the film from its disingenuous slushiness 2.5/5 rotten Blake Crane 0 Film Racket November 17, 2016 +850 The film's criticism is not leveled against the war, but against the people who would deny the true nature of combat for their own ends. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 17, 2016 +850 Ang Lee's heart may be in the right place with his Iraq War thumb-sucker Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, but his head is somewhere in the clouds. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 17, 2016 +850 I hope that enough viewers see this film in its intended format to gain from its revelations. fresh Lisa Rosman 0 Signature November 17, 2016 +850 Beyond a few shining moments, Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk is a bit of a trudge. 3/5 rotten Jim Slotek 1 Toronto Sun November 17, 2016 +850 For a movie about the aftershocks of battle, Billy Lynn feels curiously tranquil. rotten Tom Shone 1 Newsweek November 17, 2016 +850 An interesting story buoyed by good acting that feels - and this is a lazy word but the appropriate one - weird. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 17, 2016 +850 This halftime walk is more like a long slog. 2/4 rotten Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 17, 2016 +850 Fails to achieve the balance of sharp satire and dramatic heft that Lee was aiming for. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 17, 2016 +850 The movie doesn't really work. The script is all too faithful to Fountain's florid brand of not-quite-human poetry. The thesis lines thud into place. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 17, 2016 +850 Lee might be a pioneer, but what good is that when he leaves his story behind? 2/4 rotten Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post November 17, 2016 +850 Ang Lee's unprecedented use of digital technology makes for a hyperreal immersion into the mind of a traumatized soldier. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday November 17, 2016 +850 A gifted director ruining a good book by literalizing what a writer made us visualize for ourselves. 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 17, 2016 +850 [Suffers from an] uneven tone, inelegant editing, and scattered narrative. rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader November 17, 2016 +850 Wisely, Lee anchors his movie with the appealing Alwyn, whose accessibility humanizes this war story loaded with one-dimensional characters. 3/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald November 17, 2016 +850 Director Ang Lee has taken the very internal novel by Dallas author Ben Fountain - a work that tries to get into the head of an Iraq War soldier -- and opened it up into a surprisingly effective meditation on a soldier's homefront experience. 3.5/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com November 17, 2016 +850 Overheated, existential melodrama or cool, sharp-edged satire? Despite his genius as a filmmaker, Lee simply can't give us both at the same time. rotten Tirdad Derakhshani 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 17, 2016 +850 Does it work as an ordinary movie? Not really. But I'm not sure it'll work in HFR either. 2/5 rotten Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto November 16, 2016 +850 Taking place mostly over the course of a single day, it's a smart and languorous film that finds time to luxuriate in conversations and to create a feeling for small-town American life. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 16, 2016 +850 Visually, the picture gives us almost no room to breathe, which leaves us only a few tight corners in which to feel. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine November 15, 2016 +850 It gets the little things wrong - and that matters - but the broad outlines right. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 14, 2016 +850 The film certainly is technically impressive, sharp as a diamond, but its story, adapted by Jean-Christophe Castelli from Ben Fountain's book, is oddly flat, only a few characters really coming to life. C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 14, 2016 +850 By the end of the film, rather than settling into the variation in the medium and forgetting about it, Lee has only managed to make us hyper-aware of the artificiality of the entire movie-making process. rotten Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire November 12, 2016 +850 It is an oddity, one full of stiff acting, jarring camera shots, and a story that remains unsold. 5.5/10 rotten Josh Lasser 0 IGN Movies November 11, 2016 +850 [It's] a spectacular mess - thoroughly uneven in its plotting, filled with character touches that aggressively strain credulity and performances that sacrifice naturalism and authenticity in favor of an abiding artifice. 1.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 11, 2016 +850 The best parts of Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk aren't the battles or the spectacles or even the groundbreaking technology. It's the easy camaraderie between the soldiers, led with a gruff, dry humor by standout Garrett Hedlund fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service November 11, 2016 +850 The specifics of the story are lost amidst the clumsy back-and-forthing between the past and the present, the sluggish pace, and the timidity with which Lee and writer Jean-Christophe Castelli approach potentially incendiary material. rotten Nandini Ramnath 0 Scroll.in November 11, 2016 +850 What the film captures so well -- if imperfectly -- is the tumult inside Billy. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Lowman 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 11, 2016 +850 In the climactic scene, as stadium fireworks spark graphic battlefield memories in our hero's mind, Lee's experimental film is positively transportive. Movies always induce something like a dream state...the effect here is more like a hallucination. 3 fresh Bill Newcott 0 AARP Movies for Grownups November 11, 2016 +850 The contrast between this grisly reality and the way it's framed as jingoistic spectacle makes a satiric point that's a bit too obvious to be effective. 2/4 rotten Godfrey Cheshire 1 RogerEbert.com November 11, 2016 +850 Scores on the all-important war, home and entertainment fronts, while garnering extra points for the new technology involved. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International November 11, 2016 +850 Did Lee purposely create a cacophony of tones and a visually disorienting aesthetic that knocks moviegoers out of their complacent suspension of disbelief? rotten Kristy Puchko 0 Pajiba November 11, 2016 +850 Ang Lee's technical artistry is indisputable, but his experiment with visual hyperclarity comes off as artificial when we most need it to be natural, organic and whisper-close. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 11, 2016 +850 Being a war hero isn't enough. The power of celebrity Trumps everything. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: Made in America. By an immigrant. 4/5 fresh Rohan Naahar 0 Hindustan Times November 11, 2016 +850 Too many ... dramatic scenes ... resemble staged debates between clashing value systems thinly disguised as characters. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate November 10, 2016 +850 "Dramatically inert, satirically inept and thematically insufferable, ""Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk"" is the most disappointing film of the year." 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post November 10, 2016 +850 "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk"" casts a hard, mournful gaze at the indignities that its soldiers are made to suffer, from the lingering after-effects of PTSD to the self-serving pageantry that awaits them back home." fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times November 10, 2016 +850 Ang Lee's film doesn't entirely work, but part of what's wrong with it is ultimately what makes it succeed. Lee's experiment in high-frame-rate cinema is arresting even when the film's story isn't. fresh Tim Grierson 1 The New Republic November 10, 2016 +850 The weirdest and rarest misfire in Lee's illustrious career. C- rotten Joe McGovern 1 Entertainment Weekly November 10, 2016 +850 A tremendous show of the human spirit, that uses technical magic to heighten its reality and put us in the middle of the action. The end result is nothing short of impressive. 4/5 fresh Mike Reyes 0 CinemaBlend November 10, 2016 +850 Saddled with an inconsistent plot, maudlin melodrama and surprising cynicism about the heroism of young soldiers coming home from war. 1.5/4 rotten Brian Truitt 1 USA Today November 10, 2016 +850 Based on this one performance, Alwyn appears to have the emotional resources to scale even greater acting heights in the future. Whether the same will be the case for high-frame-rate cinema remains to be, literally, seen. 6.5/10 rotten Kenji Fujishima 0 Paste Magazine November 10, 2016 +850 You may be surprised at how sweet this movie is and also, in retrospect, startled by how bleak its vision turns out to be. fresh 1 New York Times November 10, 2016 +850 This is an uncharacteristically unsubtle work from Lee-yet in the end, it's not ineffective. B fresh Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club November 10, 2016 +850 The film isn't perfect, and certainly not Lee's strongest... But there's also a looking-down-at-your-own-life quality to the entire experiment. fresh Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press November 9, 2016 +850 While Billy Lynn does not quite come together compellingly, you cannot fault Lee for having an ambitious vision and trying his darnedest to realise it. 2.5/5 rotten Boon Chan 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) November 9, 2016 +850 This strategy is wrong at every level. It renders the images nauseating, it constantly rejects you emotionally from the performances, and it's showy and distracting. Worst, it turns the real issue of post-traumatic stress into a technological gimmick. 2/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 8, 2016 +850 "Ironically for a movie boasting a brand new look, ""Billy Lynn"" is better to think about than to watch." 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro November 8, 2016 +850 Every person who puts on the special glasses will be able to see that expensive effects can't cover for clunky dialogue and a story more tired than a college student with mono. rotten Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly November 8, 2016 +850 Jean-Christophe Castelli's screenplay feels stilted and contrived, desperate to check off as many political points as possible, but without earning them dramatically. 2/5 rotten James Marsh 0 South China Morning Post November 8, 2016 +850 "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk"" goes nowhere." 2/5 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 New York Daily News November 7, 2016 +850 [Lee] has a new palette at his disposal and uses it with intellectual rigor, changing the look of the film to accommodate the emotions he's after in ways far more dramatic than were possible in the past. fresh John Anderson 0 America Magazine November 3, 2016 +850 Observing these actors' faces, even at rest, is like watching the surface of a lake, noticing it ripple with a breeze. fresh Nicolas Rapold 0 Film Comment Magazine November 3, 2016 +850 While there's much to admire in this technical push, it's only affecting in fits. B- fresh Dan Mecca 0 The Film Stage October 19, 2016 +850 It's a war story that should be felt, but instead tells you how to feel. C- rotten Nina Corcoran 0 Consequence of Sound October 17, 2016 +850 It does astounding work animating the mind of its young soldier, but it runs into technical difficulties whenever it tries to grasp the bigger picture. 2.5/4 fresh Christopher Gray 0 Slant Magazine October 17, 2016 +850 The demand for the awe that Ang Lee besets upon himself is the film's greatest crime. He focuses too much on building the medium and completely abandons the things that have made him such a prolific director in the first place. 2/4 rotten Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com October 17, 2016 +850 Even if it feels a little too muddled and busy in its execution, there's enough here to inspire a more thoughtful and educated approach to telling a soldier's story. 3/5 fresh Erik Davis 0 Movies.com October 17, 2016 +850 If there's nothing else to be gained from Lee's latest, at least it confirms his amazing instinct for finding talent. 3/5 fresh Edward Douglas 0 Den of Geek October 16, 2016 +850 It's a curious, often lifeless film that has something to say and at times, almost makes a point or two, but too often it meanders awkwardly and Lee's decision to shoot it in this way only serves to show up the inadequacies even more. 2/5 rotten Benjamin Lee 0 Guardian October 16, 2016 +850 It's a radiant debut for young newcomer Joe Alwyn, who plays a Texan war hero uneasy in his own land. It's a shakier curtain-raising for Lee's ambitious weaponising of new technologies. fresh David D'Arcy 0 Screen International October 16, 2016 +850 An absorbing character study, even if it's ultimately not one that justifies its much-vaunted technological advances. fresh David Rooney 1 Hollywood Reporter October 16, 2016 +850 The film isn't simply a technological experiment; it's also a highly original, heartfelt, and engrossing story. And part of the power of it lies in the way that those two things are connected. fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety October 16, 2016 +850 Lee's intimate visual style brings us closer to the rawness of his characters, but the realistic look exposes the artifice of filmmaking. Watching Billy Lynn feels like watching actors making a movie. 4/10 rotten Oliver Whitney 0 ScreenCrush October 16, 2016 +850 Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk is problematic beyond the fact that the visuals look both crisp and fake; the story itself is too telegraphed, on the nose and rushed. 1.5/5 rotten Brian Formo 0 Collider October 15, 2016 +850 The more realistic everything looked, the faker everything became. I'm glad Ang Lee tried, but I hope he decides against this in the future. 4/10 rotten Mike Ryan 0 Uproxx October 14, 2016 +850 This film is structured so that the scenes where Billy and his fellow soldiers stand behind Destiny's Child at the halftime show feel far more nerve-wracking than the unconvincing war scenes, and this deliberate imbalance never pays off dramatically. rotten Dan Callahan 1 TheWrap October 14, 2016 +850 "Despite its technological wizardry and fancy title, ""Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk"" is a contained drama about one introverted man struggling with repressed emotions. " B- fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire October 14, 2016 +852 ... a sad reminder of how much music lost when Prince Rogers Nelson took the ladder to the big erotic city up in the sky. fresh Benjamin H. Smith 0 Decider January 24, 2018 +852 [The film] was directed by Prince, and he does a good, sound job without finding an answer to the problem of all directors of rock concert films: After you have exhausted the basic repertory of obvious shots and audience reactions, what do you do then? 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 25, 2016 +852 Sign 'O' The Times is Prince at his commercial and critical peak, a life-affirming playground of music and sex. It is also Prince at his friendliest. fresh Matthew De 0 Film4 April 25, 2016 +852 Prince provides musicvideo addicts with a pure fix of visual and aural synchronicity. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety April 25, 2016 +852 Musically, it's a matter of opinion, but from the sparse funk of the title tune to the bebop blow-out around Charlie Parker's Now's the Time, this guiltless grooving in Eden fizzes with brilliantly choreographed wit and invention. fresh Mark Cordery 1 Time Out April 25, 2016 +852 One for devoted fans only. 2/5 rotten Alan Jones 0 Radio Times April 25, 2016 +852 Prince, whose ties to soul and jazz are clearer than ever before, whose willingness to embrace different musical forms seems to grow all the time, has never cast a stronger spell. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times April 25, 2016 +852 As a concert film, judged from the music, Sign O' the Times is near the top. As a movie -- carrying inside it the embryo of other movies -- it's not fully satisfying. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Los Angeles Times April 25, 2016 +852 What the [film] confirms is that more often than not, Prince is one of rock's most charismatic and compelling performers. fresh Richard Harrington 1 Washington Post April 25, 2016 +852 The concert film often bests the LP. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice April 25, 2016 +852 Unfortunately, it only hints at the real fire the purple one brings to his shows. 2/5 rotten 0 TV Guide April 25, 2016 +852 The cutting and camera work in Sign 'O' the Times are too intrusive, and the somewhat discordant songs worked better as a magnificent hodgepodge on the album. Still, this concert movie is a feisty, engaging show. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +853 This one has nothing extraordinary about it to compensate for seven years' staleness. rotten David D'Arcy 0 Screen International December 1, 2008 +853 A movie that makes a good initial public offering. 3/4 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Entertainment Insiders October 18, 2008 +853 "If you want to see ignorant self destruction, see Troy Duffy in ""Overnight"" and forget this film---the worst mistake Josh Hartnett has made in his career." 4/10 rotten Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics July 27, 2008 +853 While this modest indie offers high-tension plotting, it's real substance is the contrast between Hartnett's charismatic, hard-charging business persona and his intimacy-challenged real-life relationships. 3.5/4 fresh Marshall Fine 0 Star Magazine July 16, 2008 +853 Anyone who thinks that Josh Hartnett isn't a true movie star should see his riveting, high-wire performance in August, a shrewdly dramatized look back at the bursting of the dot-com bubble. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly July 16, 2008 +853 Smartly scripted, convincingly atmospheric morality fable in which Hartnett, usually insubstantial as a good guy, plays a convincingly flawed character galloping toward the precipice. 3/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday July 14, 2008 +853 ...the picture ... provides Josh Hartnett with one of his most interesting roles, and it elicits one of his sharpest performances. fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV July 14, 2008 +853 This stylish, well acted drama chronicles one once-successful dot-com's efforts to stay afloat in the wake of the Internet boom's bust. 3/4 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide July 11, 2008 +853 Only an amusing cameo by David Bowie enlivens things, but he's onscreen for just about two minutes at the end. 0.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post July 11, 2008 +853 There's not much to it, but Austin Chick's hyper-focused indie does serve as a nicely assured showcase for lead Josh Hartnett. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News July 11, 2008 +853 all gloss and pizzazz but mostly pizz and no azz. 2/5 rotten Paul Brenner 0 Filmcritic.com July 10, 2008 +853 August is a brooding, boring indie drama about the death of the culture-wide hallucination that was the dot-com bubble, and the moment when countless dot-com millionaires on paper became real-life paupers. C- rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club July 10, 2008 +853 Merely serves to watch a company's ashes fall without really considering what started the fire. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com July 10, 2008 +853 August seems to be missing something essential -- a prologue? Or maybe it's not what's missing that's the problem, but what's here. rotten Nick Pinkerton 1 Village Voice July 10, 2008 +853 Hartnett does windbag cockiness well, yet the overriding conception of his character and the Dot Com phenom in general is so straightforward and unrevealing that his effort goes for naught. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine July 7, 2008 +853 The direction by somebody called Austin Chick gives the appearance of being phoned in from an Internet bar in another town. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer July 2, 2008 +853 The actors are not well supported by Howard A. Rodman's self-satisfied script, which would rather tell than show, relying at several points on long, smug speeches that bring the narrative to a grinding halt. rotten Justin Lowe 1 Hollywood Reporter January 30, 2008 +853 This middling drama has no glaring faults, but simply lacks the intended urgency. There's scant sense of surprise in a narrative trajectory that feels preordained. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety January 28, 2008 +853 The worthwhile attempts at creating realistic character dynamics and situations within a very specific era in New York is notable for sure. 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net January 24, 2008 +853 August doesn't make a lot of sense nor does it seem to have a message or point. 1/5 rotten Don R. Lewis 0 Film Threat January 22, 2008 +853 Has a gritty, edgy look and it helps propel the audience along with Tom as he rides the edge of the dot com bust. fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend January 22, 2008 +853 2/5 rotten Stephen Garrett 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +855 The problem is that the film is too unwieldy to maintain any consistency of humor or tone. Whenever the relationships start to develop, the film has tobreak away for a stunt, leaving you feeling depressed and depleted. rotten Bruce McCabe 1 Boston Globe April 27, 2018 +855 What seems to have been lost is the straightforward heroic exuberance of the original film, despite Reeve's gallant and endearing efforts. rotten Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post October 3, 2017 +855 It's an entertaining and fun follow-up that definitely made good on the promise of evil doers who'd challenge the man of steel for all he's worth. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed June 9, 2013 +855 On some levels soars above its predecessor with a more personal story; credible, menacing villains and an impeccable cast. 9.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files June 8, 2013 +855 Witty, action-packed superadventure with big themes. 5/5 fresh Ed Grant 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +855 A fine follow-up, it's easy to understand why some consider Superman II to be the pick of the series. fresh 0 Film4 July 14, 2010 +855 Manages to gain classic comic book feature status through a combination of great stunts and a great human angle. 4/5 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 Empire Magazine July 14, 2010 +855 This is first class entertainment with a little bit of everything thrown in for good measure. fresh Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review July 10, 2007 +855 As good a matinee movie as could be imagined. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader April 17, 2007 +855 An especially fun movie and a rare instance of a sequel that not only equals, but even betters, its original. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide April 17, 2007 +855 A solid, classy, cannily constructed piece of entertainment which gets down to action almost immediately. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety April 17, 2007 +855 The spectacular battle scenes, the tenderly poignant love story, and the still-amusing work by Hackman make its broad transgressions quite forgivable. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 2, 2007 +855 ...as uneven and overlong as the first one. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 8, 2006 +855 By its very nature, the resulting film is severely compromised, but still rip-roaring, unpretentious entertainment. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 4, 2006 +855 The combination of Richard Donner's superb original casting and visual attack with Lester's wit and his ear for sound proves a pretty formidable alliance. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +855 Tighter, funnier, and generally better than its predecessor 3/5 fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International September 13, 2005 +855 Superman II made me cheer when I was seven years old, it makes me cheer now that I'm thirty, and it'll make me cheer when I'm ninety. 5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com June 18, 2005 +855 Aside from some unfortunate slapstick, it's a truly spectacular superhero sequel. 5/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times February 3, 2005 +855 Superman II begins in midstream, and never looks back... 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +855 Superman II is a marvelous toy. 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +855 Edgy and exciting. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 12, 2004 +855 Superman II is a lively spree brimming over with action and adventure. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 31, 2004 +855 Superman's sequel is probably as good as the original. 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com September 16, 2003 +855 The best Superman. Great villains and great Clark insecurity subplot. 5/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com August 11, 2003 +855 Three Kryptonian villains and Superman kicking the snot out of each other and tearing up the town? Who can't love this? 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com April 27, 2003 +855 Worthy follow up 5/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) March 24, 2003 +855 A less inspired but mostly entertaining sequel. Superman's battle with the three Kryptonian villains is hammy but fun. Relationship with Lois Lane is promptly abandoned. 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 22, 2003 +855 Better than the first, but still overrated. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 17, 2002 +855 Almost as fantastic as the original. 4/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is August 2, 2002 +855 The controversy surrounding it continues to be much ado about nothing. It's a terrific follow-up to the incomparable original... no matter whose name is on the credits. 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 27, 2002 +855 Substantial credit should also go to Terence Stamp's casually menacing General Zod, who transcends his terrible costume and make-up to appear a convincing threat. 3/5 fresh Tom Coates 0 BBC.com September 26, 2001 +855 The rare sequel that's even better than its predecessor. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher June 27, 2001 +855 Both Kidder and Reeve shine. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +855 Perhaps not as good as the first Superman, this one offers more action and laughs a minute. 3/4 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +855 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com March 2, 2008 +855 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +855 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 8, 2004 +855 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +855 2/5 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 1, 2003 +855 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide October 29, 2003 +855 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +855 1/5 rotten Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript August 23, 2002 +855 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +856 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 18, 2005 +858 A [reasonably] compelling, refreshingly non-judgmental look at the newest phase of one-handed clapping. fresh Andrew Wright 0 Portland Mercury January 21, 2005 +858 Although far-fetched at times, On Line gives us likable enough characters and several laugh out loud moments. Director Jed Weintrob has a distinct visual flair. 3.5/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com May 8, 2004 +858 With a fearlessness for being honest, the situations the characters find themselves in are embarrassing and laugh-out-loud funny. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views March 28, 2004 +858 Amateurish drivel, which is headed for Skinemax in a hurry. 1/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic October 3, 2003 +858 Weintrob's stylish visuals mimic Web technologies, which succeed in making his characters seem all the more removed from reality. Now if someone would find a way to equip theater seats with a 'delete' key, we could be rid of them completely. 2/4 rotten Janice Page 1 Boston Globe July 25, 2003 +858 There's something so familiar and commonplace about this story and its characters -- and maybe that has something to do with how much the Internet is a part of our everyday lives -- it's hard to get particularly thrilled. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post July 11, 2003 +858 It does a good job of portraying the day-to-day life of these online obsessives, but we realize eventually that they are more interesting because they are online. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 11, 2003 +858 If you like scenes of characters sticking hands down their pants, this is the film for you. 2/4 rotten Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune July 10, 2003 +858 A pleasant, small comedy that will have you smiling. fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ July 3, 2003 +858 Doomed by Weintrob's passion for the Web, his passionless characters are little more than manipulated 'bots' -- and audiences, absenting possible hipster appeal, may vote more zeroes than ones for this digital tale. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International July 1, 2003 +858 Well-crafted late-night sleaze. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com June 28, 2003 +858 A fine example of digital filmmaking. 3/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times June 27, 2003 +858 A triumph of formula over substance. rotten Ernest Hardy 1 L.A. Weekly June 27, 2003 +858 Actually admits that human beings think about sex. A lot. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner June 27, 2003 +858 ...a savvy, shrewd commentary on the listless self-absorption of modern computer cocooners. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire June 27, 2003 +858 Structurally innovative, if not terribly insightful, look at sex in the digital age. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide June 27, 2003 +858 While On Line pretends to be about cyber sex ... it's really about sitcom situations and cyber-schmaltz. 2/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News June 27, 2003 +858 It makes you wonder, is there is a market for soft-porn movies for lonely geeks? Isn't that what computers are for in the first place? 0/4 rotten 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 27, 2003 +858 Writer-director Jed Weintrob is so busy trying to make important statements about human relationships in the cyber age that he loses control of his whiny, unlikable characters. 4/10 rotten Erich Scholz 0 Citysearch June 27, 2003 +858 This would-be erotic thriller suffers from the same problem that afflicts so many computer-oriented movies -- namely, that watching characters staring at a screen and typing hardly makes for a thrilling cinematic experience. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter June 27, 2003 +858 It's really just about a bunch of pathetic losers whiling away the hours with their hands jammed down their pants. 1/4 rotten Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post June 26, 2003 +858 What lingers here is great sadness for a lost Atari generation. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews June 26, 2003 +858 Any film with Hamilton is worth a watch, just for that. 2.5/5 fresh Kim Williamson 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 10, 2003 +858 A smart, well-made film that treads new ground in the relationship wilderness. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 12, 2003 +858 The same old 'people are lonely' whining, only with new technology. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 18, 2002 +858 A fun, insightful and sensuous romp through a world in which few of us have traveled. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews March 1, 2002 +858 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +858 1.5/4 rotten Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald July 18, 2005 +858 0/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews March 29, 2004 +858 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant August 22, 2003 +859 Only marginally insufferable, the Ernest movie is...a big-screen example of the TV-sitcom tendency to go broad and sappy with a token Yuletide show each December. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine November 29, 2018 +859 Typical yet frequently goofy fun Ernest flick. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers August 25, 2006 +859 A Christmas classic. Jim Varney is sorely missed in my heart. 5/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times May 22, 2004 +859 Ernest's best film. Actually quite funny. 3/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) October 24, 2003 +859 A reminder [that] movies don't always have to be deep or artful to be enjoyable. Sometimes all you need is fun and a short nostalgia fix. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views September 29, 2003 +859 Surprisingly good-natured and harmless. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 24, 2003 +859 Is this guy qualified to save an entire holiday? 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +859 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 16, 2005 +859 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 19, 2005 +859 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 6, 2004 +859 0/5 rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 21, 2003 +859 2/5 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) August 14, 2003 +859 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) September 9, 2002 +859 1/5 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 8, 2002 +860 Heavy-handed erotic political drama. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 16, 2010 +860 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +860 3/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 24, 2005 +860 3/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 21, 2003 +860 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +860 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +860 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +860 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +861 Quaid's solid performance holds the film's loose ends together. He's really very much at home on the range here...Ryan rises pretty much above her more usual perky, pretty image, giving a funky performance. fresh Owen McNally 0 Hartford Courant April 18, 2018 +861 the whole movie rests on the interaction of the two characters and the appeal of the stars who embody them 1/5 rotten Douglas Pratt 0 DVDLaser June 14, 2007 +861 A downbeat, elegiac mood piece and character study about angry, damaged people whose lives are as desolate as the dusty West Texas landscape they inhabit. 7/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com March 4, 2006 +861 A nice, heavy movie, if a bit depressing. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 7, 2005 +861 Haunting film, with unexpectedly great supporting performances by Caan and Paltrow 3/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) June 2, 2005 +861 A captivating thriller with three solid performances 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole May 6, 2005 +861 The film starts better than you've heard, but soon gets worse than you predicted. 1/5 rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 14, 2003 +861 Explores the searing power of evil. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 12, 2003 +861 Dry and a bit slow, but there are a few rewards to be found. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +861 There are few pictures more deserving of critical revisionism. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central April 29, 2002 +861 Flesh and Bone is a stylish little surprise that boasts uniformly excellent performances. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +861 D+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +861 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 20, 2005 +861 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal July 2, 2004 +861 2/5 rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com September 19, 2003 +861 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) April 7, 2003 +861 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 9, 2002 +861 3/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury July 26, 2002 +861 6 rotten Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide May 11, 2002 +861 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +861 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +861 4.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +861 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +861 D+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly November 5, 1993 +862 The situations in this sitcom never get as funny as they should. C+ rotten Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America January 4, 2018 +862 You, Me and Dupree is an inconsistent trifle - by turns cute and annoying - and not much more. 6/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net December 28, 2010 +862 Not a single laugh here rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 30, 2009 +862 The film is a mishmash of half-baked jokes, sitcom scenarios and Owen Wilson attempting to float by on his charm. rotten Devin Faraci 0 CHUD February 27, 2009 +862 This is one of the worst scripts in the history of major-studio motion pictures: inconsistent, undeveloped, predictable, poorly thought-out -- hopeless on every level. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +862 Owen Wilson just does what he does, and allows you to take it or leave it. You, Me and Dupree, then, suffers a slow start and trades too frequently in broad, garish strokes before rallying with some late atypical turns. C+ fresh Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine September 17, 2006 +862 Wilson goes from crashing weddings to crashing newlyweds in a comedy that's as tired as week-old wedding cake. 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine September 1, 2006 +862 An oddly likeable film that grows on you if you're willing to stick with it. B- fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript August 30, 2006 +862 Between us, let's just forget the movie. C- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) August 30, 2006 +862 A dire cuckoo-in-the-nest comedy. rotten Philip French 0 Guardian August 26, 2006 +862 There's the odd giggle, but nowhere near enough to keep things going. 3/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) August 25, 2006 +862 Enjoyable comedy with Owen Wilson on fine comic form, this is a lot better than its trailer suggests. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 24, 2006 +862 A bit dull, since Dillon's constrained playing the straight guy, Hudson has little to work with, and Douglas looks bored. rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out August 24, 2006 +862 ... As stale and formulaic as it gets. 1/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) August 22, 2006 +862 It's not seamless, but Wilson fans can safely roll out the welcome mat. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com August 22, 2006 +862 Despite the clashing comedic styles, a game cast ... finds a few nuggets of truth and warmth, and several full-tilt belly laughs. 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly August 17, 2006 +862 What About Bob this ain't. 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 8, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree overstays its welcome but a compilation reel of Wilson's scenes would make for fairly funny viewing. B- rotten Hap Erstein 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution August 6, 2006 +862 I laughed, but it was at the expense of my pride. C+ fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) July 28, 2006 +862 Wilson riffs hard and has his moments, but can't save a comedy with not enough laughs. 2/5 rotten Garry Maddox 0 Sydney Morning Herald July 28, 2006 +862 Low IQs plague otherwise funny Wilson vehicle ... 3/5 fresh Michael Clawson 0 West Valley View July 27, 2006 +862 The filmmakers can't get the balance right between comedy and cruelty. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall July 27, 2006 +862 This 'comedy' is so clumsily executed and wheezy it's a wonder anyone had the resolve to finish it. 2/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) July 26, 2006 +862 Remarkably forced--ironic, considering it's a starring vehicle for an actor whose most defining quality is his laid-back, unaffected demeanor. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com July 23, 2006 +862 Unfortunately, directors Anthony and Joe Russo sometimes push the jokes too hard, relying on tired physical comedy and easy visual jokes. 2.5/5 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 23, 2006 +862 Only good when Wilson's around . . . in the end, the hints of misogyny and the suggestions of middle-class hollowness just blow away in a puff of cheery goodwill. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) July 22, 2006 +862 A terribly mediocre film that squanders the talent of its stars on a story that could have been funny and even thoughtful. 1.5/4 rotten Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Entertainment Insiders July 22, 2006 +862 With its smart script and an ultra-likeable cast, You Me and Dupree is funny and wacky with plenty of heart, shifting focus beyond expectations ... The best part is the way the relationships between the three central characters change. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile July 21, 2006 +862 Unfortunately for You, Me and Dupree, it's easier to invest patience in people stumbling to find focus and purpose than films searching for the same things. C- rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 July 20, 2006 +862 Laugh-free, derivative, punishingly long 'comedy.' 1.5/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly July 20, 2006 +862 Inflicting pain -- both on its characters and on hapless audience members -- seems to be the play of the day as far as this cesspool of a movie is concerned. 1/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 19, 2006 +862 I wouldn't want to spend five minutes with these people in a cab. Not an hour together for dinner. And sure as hell not two hours together in a movie theater. 0.5/4 rotten Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies July 19, 2006 +862 In terms of actual laughs, this is somewhere between a scorching STD and a sleepy corporate-gig Dennis Miller show. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com July 19, 2006 +862 Like the main character, the movie is okay at first but eventually wears out its welcome. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat July 18, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree doesn't risk failure, so it amounts to nothing. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 18, 2006 +862 Russo and Russo can't decide whether they're making a sentimental farce about male friendship or a raunchy comedy spiced up with porn. The latter wins out, though the audience is the loser. 1.5/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly July 18, 2006 +862 It is only because of Wilson's charm that this movie manages to entertain as much as it does, which is just barely enough. 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs July 18, 2006 +862 Forget those awful previews. 'You, Me and Dupree' is a rather sweet little movie focusing on friendship, love, life goals, and being true to oneself. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 17, 2006 +862 You've seen this kind of situation before, but Owen Wilson gets the warhorse new life. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 15, 2006 +862 The movie can't even decide who's doing what to whom by the end. Molly throws Carl out at one point and then he comes back to apologize for walking out. That's because they don't know how to end a movie unless someone is apologizing for something. rotten Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine July 15, 2006 +862 We've seen this all before, and quite frankly; it's starting to get a bit boring. 1.5/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy July 15, 2006 +862 we get a whole season's worth of sitcom in an less than two hours, whether or not this is a good thing is a quandary. 2/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette July 15, 2006 +862 Owen Wilson is perilously close to doing a Dupree on his own career, by wearing out his welcome. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star July 14, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree seems to have been made by people who don't know the difference between a light comedy and an inconsequential one. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com July 14, 2006 +862 In the end, Dupree doesn't add up to much except a forum for Wilson's unique comic persona, which is more than enough for fans. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 14, 2006 +862 Amiable if ragtag. 2.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 14, 2006 +862 This is the worst movie Wilson has made since he graduated from being Jackie Chan's punch line. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 14, 2006 +862 Ultimately, the movie is redeemed by a string of well-earned laughs and its trio of bright and engaging leads. 3/4 fresh Gary Goldstein 0 Reel.com July 14, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree offers moderate fun in a less-than-stellar summer season. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle July 14, 2006 +862 Gifted though [the directors] may be in smaller doses, they're a long way from mastering the art of feature-length comedy. rotten John Hartl 1 Newsweek July 14, 2006 +862 Wilson tries far too hard. Dillon is miserable as the square butt of dumb gags. And just six years after Almost Famous, isn't Hudson still a tad young to play the solid, judgingly mature mommy-wife who talks of 'prioritizing responsibilities?' 1/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 14, 2006 +862 Wilson deserves better, too. He's too smart to make me believe he'd actually think this movie is funny. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 14, 2006 +862 Yet another comedy about a man-child who won't grow up, You, Me and Dupree has the faintly stale smell of food left overnight on the counter. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times July 14, 2006 +862 Watching [Wilson] mug wildly in another uneven film short on plot, the audience may start to wish he would go away for awhile and stop turning up in such repetitive comedies. 1.5/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 14, 2006 +862 Owen Wilson single-handedly hauls this amiable, middle-of-the-road comedy out of sheer mediocrity. 2.5/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide July 14, 2006 +862 Think of the uncompromisingly mediocre comedy You, Me and Dupree as a referendum on whether audiences are tiring of Owen Wilson's beatific stoner dude character as rapidly as I am. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post July 14, 2006 +862 Wilson, Dillon and Hudson are likable stars, and there are moments when their characters make a convincing circle of friends. But the Russo brothers don't have the maturity to blend the two prongs of the story they've written. 2.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News July 14, 2006 +862 If Wilson's trademark grin is looking jaundiced by the finale, he has only himself to blame. With You, Me and Dupree, he has produced a movie as lazy and immature as its title character. 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 14, 2006 +862 If you like watching Owen Wilson play the same character he's played for most of his Hollywood career, and like to be able to predict every comic bit in a movie, You, Me and Dupree is your cup of tea -- or, maybe, your six-pack. 2/4 rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 14, 2006 +862 The laughs are low-key and although the characters are credible they seem to be missing a few dimensions, but the actors make this movie about an immature guy who moves into his newlywed pal's house a pleasant enough visit. 2.5/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 14, 2006 +862 Dupree sustains its groove for the most part, and in this summer of bloated spectaculars, it feels tight. It may be silly, but it's a pleasant enough diversion. 2/4 rotten David Frese 0 Kansas City Star July 14, 2006 +862 Without core chemistry, the already flimsy plot is unbelievable. Without any sexual tension, the fate of the Hudson-Dillon marriage is irrelevant. Without any reason for Wilson to cut up and caper, why watch him do it? 2/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies July 14, 2006 +862 "It's fast-paced amusing fluff if you wanna, ""Stay loose, stay liquid and laugh a lot." 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com July 14, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree is lazy, obvious, never emotionally real and, most unfortunately, sporadically funny at best. It's a movie you've seen before and you've seen done better. Owen, it's time to grow up. D+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News July 14, 2006 +862 If you've seen the trailer, you've seen only half the movie -- and all the jokes. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press July 14, 2006 +862 In You, Me and Dupree, Owen Wilson plays a freeloading houseguest who wears out his welcome after one day. The film wears out its welcome considerably sooner than that. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 14, 2006 +862 As Benjamin Franklin once observed, houseguests -- like fish -- begin to smell after three days. In [this] case, however, it takes less than two hours. C rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal July 14, 2006 +862 "Little more than a compendium of sight gags that amount to the odd burst of laughter, ""You, Me and Dupree"" would be unwatchable if not for its formidable cast." rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca July 14, 2006 +862 Every situation is completely contrived and almost wants to prove it to you. D+ rotten Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal July 14, 2006 +862 It stages its jokes externally, such as smashing bikes, spilling on skateboards, and catching on fire -- all the better if accompanied by a hot soundtrack hit. 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 14, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree mostly sputters. C- rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News July 14, 2006 +862 When he's firing on all cylinders, Wilson plays the trickster catalyst, the knowing knave with charming lassitude. Now if only his accidental sage can find a fable worth his goofball wisdom. 2/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post July 14, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree features three first-rate actors in need of a first-rate movie. C rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News July 14, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree, a houseguest-from-hell tale, is an amiable comedy, but patched together from the plots of so many other movies, recent and otherwise, as to create a distracting sense of deja vu throughout. 2.5/4 rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times July 14, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree has the feel of a film that could have gone in any number of directions, and perhaps at one time went in all of them. 2/4 rotten Jim Emerson 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 14, 2006 +862 Dupree's presence is annoying and disruptive, but not remotely convincing as a legitimate catalyst for exposing anything insightful, amusing or charming about modern relationships. 2/5 rotten Bridget Byrne 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 14, 2006 +862 Wilson is the most intolerable of all. Watching him slack his way through this movie made me feel like Lou Dobbs. I didn't like Dupree. I wanted him deported. 1.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe July 14, 2006 +862 Owen Wilson crashes a marriage. 5/10 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) July 14, 2006 +862 Dupree's actions seem to be those of an extreme closet case, complete with an Audrey Hepburn fixation and a don't-ask/don't-tell obsession for his best friend. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) July 14, 2006 +862 A video-store leftover, suitable only for viewers who have nothing better to do. C- rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 14, 2006 +862 Even with Wilson's considerable charms trying to give [Dupree] depth, you wouldn't ... want to spend two hours with him in a darkened movie theater. 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune July 14, 2006 +862 You probably wouldn't want Dupree as a long-term houseguest but in small doses his 'ness' is kinda fun. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com July 14, 2006 +862 A braver, more female-empowering movie would have Molly come to her senses and realize that Dupree, hygiene and career problems aside, is twice the catch that Carl is. rotten Brett Buckalew 0 FilmStew.com July 14, 2006 +862 This movie is nothing more than a classily cast disaster, a Something About Mary meets Meet the Parents train wreck we've seen too many times before. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com July 14, 2006 +862 When your straight man gets more laughs than you, it's time to modify your act. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 14, 2006 +862 brings together an exceptionally gifted cast and asks the actors to work wonders with mediocre material. Often they succeed, although not often enough to make the film a must-see... 2.5/4 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 14, 2006 +862 The story has a strong 'been there, done that' feel to it. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures July 14, 2006 +862 Feels like an afterthought, a trial-and-error effort in the search for the ideal Owen Wilson solo vehicle. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 14, 2006 +862 The film's three leads deliver competent yet thoroughly uninspired performances, with Wilson offering up the latest variation on his laid-back, cool-guy persona... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 13, 2006 +862 Between you and me, Dupree is a dud. 1/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com July 13, 2006 +862 Funny that Owen Wilson should star in a film about a guy who wears out his welcome.... C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 13, 2006 +862 Kate Hudson looks great in a swimsuit and heels...is that enough to recommend theater viewing? Not really. 6/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com July 13, 2006 +862 Can we all finally agree that Owen Wilson has jumped the shark? 1.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly July 13, 2006 +862 Even if it doesn't make you laugh, the movie executives will, all the way to the bank. 2.5/5 rotten Lexi Feinberg 0 CinemaBlend July 13, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree is exactly the kind of brainless, witless junk that Hollywood knows it can peel off the scrap heap at any time and make a quick trip to the bank on. D- rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony July 13, 2006 +862 This is cringe-inducing humor at its most wooden. 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 13, 2006 +862 Third wheel's a charm when the person happens to be Owen Wilson, indulging us yet again with his lovable-slacker persona. B fresh 0 E! Online July 13, 2006 +862 You, Me And Dupree drains Owen Wilson's tank of charm down to the fumes. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 13, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree may elicit some chuckles throughout, but the premise tires before the film runs its course. 2.5/4 rotten Melissa Farrar 0 Premiere Magazine July 13, 2006 +862 I don't mean to imply that this film is any good or that it contains an ounce of genuine insight. But as a template for the big-baby genre, it's invaluable. C rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor July 13, 2006 +862 Sporadically enjoyable but instantly forgettable. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 13, 2006 +862 The tone of You, Me and Dupree is smarmy in that institutional way that doesn't seem to know what the tongue is doing in the cheek, exactly, but keeps it there just in case. 2/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times July 13, 2006 +862 The end product feels less funny than formulaic. Not to mention profoundly disheartening. 2.5/4 rotten Jessica Reaves 1 Chicago Tribune July 13, 2006 +862 Remember the classic comedy The Odd Couple? This is sort of the same movie, only it's the odd triple and it isn't funny. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 13, 2006 +862 Artistically, You, Me and Dupree is a mess. Technically, it's an abomination. Spiritually, it's a void. Commercially, it'll probably be a big hit. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post July 13, 2006 +862 Although the movie offers a few chuckles here and there, it fails on almost every level. 1.5/4 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic July 13, 2006 +862 There are several problems with the romantic comedy You, Me and Dupree, not least that there is no filmmaking to speak of. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times July 13, 2006 +862 I can't imagine many beside Wilson pulling off a line about an Audrey Hepburn sex fantasy involving butter and having it come off as adoring and respectful. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 13, 2006 +862 This is nothing more than dumb fun, with the scales strongly tipped towards dumb. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com July 13, 2006 +862 Even die-hard Owen Wilson fans will find this feature-length sitcom slow going. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International July 13, 2006 +862 A limp, uninspired dramedy that can never figure out what it wants to be about. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 13, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree is pleasant, likable and warm, but it forgot to pack the funny. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 13, 2006 +862 Dupree feels like the most opportunistic of Hollywood 'packages' -- a trio of appealing stars with proven track records in this sort of fare paired with a script that's been cobbled together out of odds and ends of other, better movies. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly July 13, 2006 +862 A feel-good comedy about a slacker buddy who turns out to go way beyond his obligations as a best man. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 13, 2006 +862 Something, anything needs to be done soon to keep Wilson's stoner-savant persona from becoming as generic a product as dairy-case cookie dough. 2.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday July 13, 2006 +862 Oh, sweet, sly celebration of slackerdom... I'm so glad we met. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 13, 2006 +862 I don't know how long Owen Wilson can continue to coast on his dippy charm, but as long as his coasting elevates high-concept comedies such as You, Me and Dupree, it's fine by me. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) July 13, 2006 +862 Owen Wilson is either an acquired taste or a comedic force who gathers more momentum and skill as he goes. In any case, he gets funnier and funnier with each film. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star July 13, 2006 +862 Were it not for the A-list cast, You, Me and Dupree is an effort one might expect to move directly to video store shelves, bypassing multiplexes altogether. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 13, 2006 +862 In summer multiplex fare, Owen Wilson does better than Cable Guy, but not much. 6/10 rotten Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics July 13, 2006 +862 Given the intellectual level of this film and its lack of humor, it is not surprising that the ending rewards bad behavior. If you're smart, it's an ending you will never see. 3/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com July 12, 2006 +862 Owen Wilson manages to make it sporadically pleasant, but not nearly enough to make up for the mediocrity of this overblown sitcom. 2/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal July 12, 2006 +862 You, Me and Dupree is a situation comedy that subsists purely on vibe, namely Owen Wilson's ever-boyish vibe of an innocence that has overstayed its welcome long into adulthood. C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 12, 2006 +862 "The problem is not the stars. The problem is that the basic conceit of the movie was bent out of shape by the bigger issue of ""Who is the star?" rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button July 12, 2006 +862 The joke, of course, is that it's really Owen Wilson who's in control. He can't play the dazed rogue forever, but for now he's the happy master of that domain. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly July 12, 2006 +862 It's really Dupree, Dupree and Way Too Much Dupree. Owen Wilson doesn't just star in the movie, he sucks the oxygen out of the room. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 12, 2006 +862 What makes Owen Wilson a special exception is that his characters always work to make the world more child-like and whimsical, and the films brighten up as a result. B fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club July 12, 2006 +862 After several false endings, this overlong comedy finally comes to a close. But for everyone involved, the honeymoon was over before it even began. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press July 12, 2006 +862 One trio you should avoid making a quartet by taking a seat in the audience. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 12, 2006 +862 Not even Owen Wilson's potent slacker charm can save it from a fatal lack of any sort of momentum, much less energy, leaving it with the sort of stasis that sucks all the fun right out of the proceedings 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews July 12, 2006 +862 Vacillates wildly between the scattered pearls of comic classics and bone-tired comic convention. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly July 12, 2006 +862 The movie goes from being another mildly depressing lump of unrealized comic potential to being an actively unpleasant experience. rotten Scott Foundas 1 Village Voice July 11, 2006 +862 Hudson and Dillon are straight arrows for Wilson's bespoke character. Fails to ignite comedy. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian July 11, 2006 +862 As the unwanted bum guest, Owen Wilson plays a variation of the role played by Monty Woolley in Man Who Came to Dinner and Nolte in Down and Out in Beverly Hills, but unlike them, he's just a disturbing presence and has no profound effect on his guests. 1/4 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 10, 2006 +862 The most clever aspect of You, Me and Dupree is its rhyming title...after that, it's one long, steep decline into suffering. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine July 9, 2006 +862 A middling third-wheel comedy elevated a couple of notches by the ineffably weird charms of Owen Wilson. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety July 8, 2006 +862 The comedy is obvious and flat while the drama is stale. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter July 7, 2006 +862 2/5 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com September 8, 2009 +862 2/5 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +862 1/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 15, 2006 +862 C- rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com July 14, 2006 +864 No-nonsense B crime thriller. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 28, 2018 +864 An action flick that gets bogged down with unlikely plot twists. Paul Chambers, CNN. C- rotten Paul Chambers 0 CNNRadio April 3, 2010 +864 Isn't clever or inventive enough to seem like a high-stakes game. C+ rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness March 29, 2010 +864 It's free of gimmicky twists, to be sure, but it's also lacking tension, ingenuity and fun. rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com March 25, 2010 +864 Director Nimod Antal's stripped-down genre exercise -- there's not even a hint of a romantic subplot -- is unremarkable but efficient. 2.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) March 12, 2010 +864 You'd have to put me in a lock box to see it again. 1/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review February 16, 2010 +864 Armored should crackle with nervous energy; however, the bland characters don't get much of interest to do and are virtually interchangeable. C rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 January 31, 2010 +864 A host of charismatic character actors, including Jean Reno, Laurence Fishburne and Matt Dillon, slum it about amiably in Armoured, a B-movie action thriller, before it all implodes in the final unbelievable act. 2/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) January 22, 2010 +864 None of the plan details so essential to a tense heist drama are given to us; the gang's individual characterisations get lost, and the movie gets boringly marooned in a Reservoir Dogsish abandoned stockyard. Disappointing. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 22, 2010 +864 The absolute awfulness of Armoured can't be ignored but with a group of friends and an open bar, there is still plenty of fun to be had. rotten Limara Salt 0 Little White Lies January 22, 2010 +864 Despite an intriguing premise, it doesn't really go anywhere. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy January 22, 2010 +864 This is a mess of unconvincing characters, doolally plotting and dumb flag-waving - the one honest character being an Iraq vet forced to join the others in their brain-dead scam. 2/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema January 22, 2010 +864 Armored's first half is an overwrought, eye-rolling bro-venture, but once the actual robbery takes place, the film ratchets up into a solid testosterone-soaked thriller. 3/5 fresh Ken McIntyre 0 Total Film January 22, 2010 +864 Antal's attempts to crank up the tension are telegraphed far too often and undermined by a flagrant disregard for logic, meaning this never delivers quite enough bang for your buck. 2/5 rotten Terry Staunton 0 Radio Times January 22, 2010 +864 An underwhelming heist-gone-wrong movie that, inexplicably, has avoided going straight to DVD. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) January 22, 2010 +864 Things are jollied along by some very stiff acting, especially from Dillon. The film, shot in crisp widescreen, is surprisingly pleasant to look at. It is also surprisingly restrained. 3/5 fresh Leo Robson 0 Financial Times January 22, 2010 +864 Not a classic like Reservoir Dogs but a perfectly watchable thriller thanks to a cast of old pros. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) January 22, 2010 +864 Armored is based on a first-time script which, thanks to a bit of industry hype, became the subject of a bidding war among the studios. Sony won the day. Guys, you were robbed. 2/5 rotten Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard January 22, 2010 +864 Despite reliable work from Dillon and Fishburne, Armored is something of a disappointment, thanks to a dull script and a lacklustre leading performance from Short. 1/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 22, 2010 +864 Somehow securing cinematic distribution when its script, plot and execution scream straight-to-DVD, Armoured is the worst kind of B-movie: a dull one. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman January 22, 2010 +864 This is Hollywood at its dumbest. 1/5 rotten Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post January 22, 2010 +864 It knows exactly what it wants to do and does it with a minimum of muss and fuss and that is more than I can say for a lot of the other movies that I have seen lately. fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com December 18, 2009 +864 stands head-and-shoulders above inept Oscar bait the likes of The Lovely Bones and Nine 3/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com December 16, 2009 +864 What happens when someone leads you into temptation? 2.5/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 12, 2009 +864 While it is completely predictable Armored is also efficient and suspenseful. 3/5 fresh Pam Grady 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 11, 2009 +864 There isn't nearly enough time devoted to the relationships among the men at the beginning, which undermines what happens to them all later on. 2.5/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies December 11, 2009 +864 The low-level desperation and the wavering of consciences, against a working-class backdrop in a slumping neighbourhood, turns this into not just a fairly gripping heist-gone-wrong movie, but a fairly gritty reflection of an anxious, bankrupted America. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 11, 2009 +864 Simpson's dialogue flies like a flat-footed homage to Mamet or Tarantino. 2/4 rotten Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix December 9, 2009 +864 A surprisingly tight heist movie that is much better than you expect. The solid cast of actors take you on a wild ride. 6/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 8, 2009 +864 An unabashed B movie: basic, brutal and sometimes clumsy, but far from dumb, and not bad at all. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times December 7, 2009 +864 Armored won't win any prizes, but it does offer comforting evidence that there's still room for a well-crafted B movie among CG-laden spectacles. 3/5 fresh Glenn Whipp 1 Los Angeles Times December 7, 2009 +864 This unambitious caper flick takes a while to get moving but gradually develops a modest meat-and-potatoes appeal, compromised in the third act by a whopping and perfectly avoidable plot hole. rotten Cliff Doerksen 1 Chicago Reader December 7, 2009 +864 Antal is never much beyond serviceable here, but he does make a chase-duel between two entirely identical armored cars almost decipherable, which is no mean feat. rotten Nick Pinkerton 1 L.A. Weekly December 7, 2009 +864 Armored has a decent second half but the use of obvious metaphors, cliches and amateur film making knocks the film down to a satisfactory rental. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews December 6, 2009 +864 Skeletal in its characters and its plot... [C]an't decide what it wants to be... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 5, 2009 +864 The heist goes awry, but not as badly as the movie. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 5, 2009 +864 It's a film without twists, where everything is what it seems, and when the mess has been resolved, it's even at a loss for a proper denouement. Armored just ends-and with it, so does the access to plush chairs and free air conditioning. C- rotten Scott Tobias 1 AV Club December 4, 2009 +864 It isn't bulletproof by a long shot, but director Nimrod Antal's grungy gang-of-thieves pic is tough and, for this genre, surprisingly ethical. 3/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News December 4, 2009 +864 Over-familiar and industrial, a factory film made because a recycled script, minimal budget, a location, a grab-bag cast and some armored trucks were available. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 4, 2009 +864 Alas, Armored is one predictable and forgettable movie that should consider itself very lucky not to have gone straight to DVD. C+ rotten Clark Collis 1 Entertainment Weekly December 4, 2009 +864 An initially intriguing plot line makes a messy getaway in this throwback heist movie. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter December 4, 2009 +864 A so-so heist-gone-awry thriller, light on the thrills, Armored doesn't exactly take its audience captive. rotten Rob Nelson 1 Variety December 4, 2009 +864 A strong high concept heist thriller, sometimes hindered by the predictability of the genre and it's marketing but regularly salvaged by the movie's strong direction and the quality of the cast. 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net December 4, 2009 +864 Imagine Reservoir Dogs, re-cut as a completely linear film, then stripped of its snappy dialogue, innovative shot design and compelling characters. 1/5 rotten Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com December 4, 2009 +864 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! December 4, 2009 +864 Features Antal's characteristic emphasis on his characters rather than the situations into which they're thrust. 3/4 fresh Simon Abrams 0 Slant Magazine December 4, 2009 +864 Like the guards in the film, Armored knows it has a job to do, and established procedures to follow, and that it's just another day at the office. But if a job is worth doing, it's worth doing well ... 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 1 MSN Movies December 4, 2009 +864 A reasonably clean machine of escapist entertainment, directed resourcefully by Antal, who mines a generous amount of suspense out of a skeletal scenario. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 4, 2009 +864 Inspired by Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs and countless films about seemingly perfect heists that go uproariously wrong, Armored is an unpretentious, fast-moving, action-packed thriller but emotionally hollow. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 26, 2009 +864 3/5 fresh Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +864 1/5 rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +864 2.5/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +867 Not at the same level as Bicycle Thieves or Umberto D., but it's another masterpiece all the same, bringing a much-needed humor, warmth, and sexuality to the director's work. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 20, 2011 +867 In a change of pace, De Sica directed this three-act comedy, which won the Best Foreign Language Oscar, featuring charming performances from Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni at their prime. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 28, 2010 +867 De Sica may seduce us with his breezy comedy but concealed beneath is his usual preoccupation with class, making the laughs in Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow delightfully brittle. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Film4 January 15, 2009 +867 Another over hyped Sophia Loren film that fizzles more than it sizzles. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 13, 2008 +867 An Oscar-winning trio of comic tales - from a trio of legends. 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal May 19, 2006 +867 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly September 9, 2005 +867 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +870 Romantic folk tale retold with music and classic Streisand. 3/5 fresh Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media December 30, 2010 +870 While the movie is on target in terms of noble intent, so much about Yentl is self defeating, and the legendary ego of Streisand can safely be deemed the culprit. 2/4 rotten Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com October 27, 2009 +870 Yentl is all about, who else? Miss Streisand. But her vast talents turn a gender-bending fable into a winner. 3/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 April 21, 2009 +870 Directed by and starring Streisant, this is a charming gender-bending fable, too bad the music is so undistinguished. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 13, 2005 +870 Like all great fables, it grows out of a particular time and place, but it takes its strength from universal sorts of feelings. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +870 Surprisingly powerful. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 19, 2004 +870 Streisand knows her way in front of and behind the camera, but does she have to hog it all? Why cast the magnificent Mandy Patinkin and not let him sing? 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) March 14, 2004 +870 perhaps Streisand's finest hour, on all fronts 5/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 29, 2002 +870 3/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com April 10, 2007 +870 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 19, 2003 +870 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 11, 2003 +870 2/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 18, 2002 +870 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +870 0/5 rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +872 Witless slapstick with leering, obnoxious man-child. 1/5 rotten Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media March 28, 2013 +872 A weird movie that could have stood to be weirder still. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide January 8, 2008 +872 Orion serves up another long-on-the-shelf turkey with this gimmicky, poorly conceived comedy. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety January 8, 2008 +872 A hellish, horrible experience wasting the talents of all involved. 0/5 rotten Neil Cohen 0 Echo Magazine July 29, 2007 +872 One to cross off your CV Marty 1/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole May 6, 2005 +872 [The film] isn't nearly as bad as it's been made out to be. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 27, 2004 +872 Worse than you can imagine. 0/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 11, 2004 +872 When Martin puts Clifford on a harrowing hyperspeed version of the Larry the Scary Rex ride, the special effects are impressive, but not worth waiting for. 2/5 rotten Caryn James 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +872 The DVD should come with a free bottle of aspirin. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +872 Clifford is not bad on the acting, directing or even writing levels. It fails on a deeper level still, the level of the underlying conception. Something about the material itself is profoundly not funny. Irredeemably not funny. 0.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +872 Remember when Martin Short was funny? rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +872 Grodin's a fine foil and Steenburgen has some lovely, loopy bits, but their characters are handled mildly, almost naturalistically, and that spills onto Clifford, too. Which is deadly here. 2/5 rotten Robert Faires 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +872 Clifford is the worst comedy since Captain Ron or Pure Luck or Cross My Heart... come to think of it, they all starred Martin Short, too. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +872 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 17, 2005 +872 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 3, 2005 +872 4/5 fresh Blake French 0 NutzWorld November 4, 2003 +872 0/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 10, 2003 +872 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 23, 2003 +872 1/5 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) February 6, 2003 +872 0/5 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) September 7, 2002 +872 D rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly April 1, 1994 +873 But there's a level of humanity lacking at the center of all that forced quirkiness. These characters don't feel like people so much as harsh, animated bundles of affectations. It's lonely in there. rotten Lindy West 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) January 11, 2018 +873 My goodness, there's an awful lot of acting going on here. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly April 28, 2015 +873 Kevin Kline's tour de force, a performance of uncommon joie de vivre. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation January 27, 2013 +873 A typical Sundance type comedy that confuses quirkiness with humor. Needless to say, it stars Paul Dano in his typically weird character role. A totally annoying film. rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews April 19, 2011 +873 Belly laughs are few and far between but the overarching tone of silliness deftly underscored by the human experience makes for a largely fulfilling cinematic experience. 4/5 fresh 0 JWR February 23, 2011 +873 Kevin Kline, who has a gift for this kind of characterization, heads up a talented trio of actors, all playing extremely quirky characters who are borderline pathological, but funny and harmless. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 30, 2010 +873 The pic becomes too bent out of shape by so many kooks sharing the spotlight. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 20, 2010 +873 Harrison's life is a quest only for pleasure, and Kline and Dano definitely provide it, even if their arc is short and shallow. See it for Kevin. 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 1, 2010 +873 I did a lot of squirming with this one. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star September 23, 2010 +873 [A] drearily quirky mess. rotten Cliff Doerksen 1 Chicago Reader September 23, 2010 +873 I loved Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini's The Extra Man, but it's not going to be to everyone's liking. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 23, 2010 +873 The episodic script is all verve and no wit, a relentless tribute to nonconformity that starts to exhaust its goofiness after the first hour. C+ rotten Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) September 20, 2010 +873 While directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini are busy tipping their caps to their favorite literary figures, they seem to forget their obligation to good movie-making. 2/4 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune September 17, 2010 +873 Too clever for its own good, this film moves abruptly between serious drama and broad comedy. rotten Andrew Moraitis 0 FILMINK (Australia) September 13, 2010 +873 An entertaining kinky kick of a movie, a lightweight delight about dreamers and dilettantes. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News September 10, 2010 +873 "Extra Man"" is a loving ode to the eccentrics of New York, and a wish that even in today's Disneyfied Manhattan, the city will always make room for the weirdos, too." 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Wisconsin State Journal September 10, 2010 +873 The Extra Man is a disappointment coming from Berman and Pulcini, whose American Splendor was an imaginative biopic about the late comic-book author Harvey Pekar. 2.5/4 rotten Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 10, 2010 +873 As paltry and unsubstantial a film as The Extra Man is, I cannot find it within myself to completely resist its charms. The reason can be summed up in two incandescent words: Kevin Kline. 5/10 rotten Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com August 27, 2010 +873 The movie sags whenever Kline is offscreen, and when he's on screen, his presence and his character take over completely -- something that the filmmakers, and certainly Dano, did not intend. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News August 26, 2010 +873 Dano and Kline are very fine performers. So why is this comedy such a chore? The answer appears to be whimsy overload. 1.5/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post August 20, 2010 +873 Flies one freak flag too many. rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Film Threat August 20, 2010 +873 Easily the plot of a vulgar comedy or something with absolutely no meaning, The Extra Man is dark, funny and thoughtful all at once. fresh Matthew Razak 0 Examiner.com August 20, 2010 +873 The worst movie I have seen this year. 0/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com August 20, 2010 +873 A fairly unnecessary, if harmless, rehash of the standard New York City coming-of-age tale complete with an eccentric, unreliable mentor. rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian August 19, 2010 +873 The Extra Man is a comedy, but the humor is so genteel and smug it's as if the movie thinks it would be rude for us to laugh. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 13, 2010 +873 Lays on the eccentricity too thick and winds up seeming incredibly affected. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 12, 2010 +873 Some actors are dinner. Kevin Kline is dessert, and his comic brio saves the film version of The Extra Man from its limitations. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 12, 2010 +873 The movie aggressively pushes its whimsicality to the point where it feels less whimsical than just aggressive. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 12, 2010 +873 Filled with odd behavior and curious quirks. What it's not filled with are recognizable humans. 2.5/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 6, 2010 +873 Adapted from the Jonathan Ames novel, the film is too precious around the edges, but it gets somewhere. 3/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times August 6, 2010 +873 Kevin Kline tends to give bravura performances even when he's not playing bravura characters. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor August 2, 2010 +873 I liked it enough to say rent it. fresh Michael Phillips 1 At the Movies August 2, 2010 +873 I felt the whole movie was kind of mannered and labored. rotten 1 At the Movies August 2, 2010 +873 The picture revels in its own unconventionality, The Extra Man a consistently engaging curiosity even when some of its more important pieces don't quite live up to the glorious oddities surrounding them. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com July 30, 2010 +873 Henry is a man who knows how to live, and Kline welcomes us into the Russian Tea Room of his mind. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline July 30, 2010 +873 Darlings, there's nothing quite so tragique as a boring eccentric. 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post July 30, 2010 +873 It's relentlessly unwacky and even quietly subversive. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com July 30, 2010 +873 While corsets/fishnets fit as seamlessly as jackets/trousers worn by the hero, the feature format isn't tailor-made for novelist/tv writer Ames -- giving us vignettes rather than an arcing storyline. 4.5/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online July 30, 2010 +873 Kline is his usual engaging self but it's a supporting role he's playing by virtue of the script, but also Mr. Dano's presence, in this potent charmer of a film. fresh John Anderson 1 Wall Street Journal July 30, 2010 +873 Kline has a ball, while Dano turns in a pitch-perfect performance. He never mocks his character's desires, or undersells his fears. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News July 30, 2010 +873 "The delightful premise of the film somehow becomes preposterous. It's a phenomenon in indie films I describe as ""quirk overload." 2.5/5 rotten Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com July 30, 2010 +873 The Extra Man not only gilds the flower, but then glues on sequins and forces it into cha-cha heels. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 30, 2010 +873 For all its flighty charms, The Extra Man never really lands. 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times July 30, 2010 +873 goes about relating sincerely odd characters in a resoundingly ordinary way 2/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com July 29, 2010 +873 Kline gives a wild, wonderful performance, reminiscent of his work on A Fish Called Wanda. B- fresh Noel Murray 1 AV Club July 29, 2010 +873 Kline's performance as Henry -- regal in its classical stage pronunciations -- is clearly the best thing in the film. But the character still fails to resonate; Henry isn't much more than a bag of peculiarities. rotten Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press July 29, 2010 +873 A wonderfully quirky character-driven drama about friendship, sexual desire, and being a true gentleman. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 29, 2010 +873 The Extra Man is a grating one-note comedy posing as something more. rotten Eric Kohn 0 New York Press July 29, 2010 +873 Arrives in theaters just in time to be the perfect counterpoint to Hollywood's broader, dumber parade of eccentrics, Dinner for Schmucks. 3.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com July 29, 2010 +873 "The Extra Man"" has its more outre moments but is in general an enjoyable, pitch-perfect celebration of non-conformity. Kevin Kline is a delight." B+ fresh 0 Movie Dearest July 28, 2010 +873 Doesn't leave a lasting impression, despite a story that almost demands discomfort from the viewer. It's never openly engaging, but there's a certain mischief to the piece that pleases. C+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com July 28, 2010 +873 Dano simply isn't a leading man. With his chinless bobblehead and voice that sounds like he's perpetually swallowing, Dano isn't someone you want to watch for an entire film. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine July 28, 2010 +873 The film knocks itself unconscious trying to be whimsical and offbeat, but is so contrived that it is as embarrassing as it is unfunny. 1/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer July 28, 2010 +873 The movie you were hoping to avoid. 2/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out July 28, 2010 +873 Like Kevin Kline's ridiculously pretentious Harrison, the film fancies itself much more interesting than it is. 1.5/4 rotten Lauren Wissot 0 Slant Magazine July 27, 2010 +873 Potentially delicious tale of flamboyant Upper East Side walker on the skids and the innocent young aspiring writer he wrangles as a roommate is too broadly played and unfocused to click. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International July 21, 2010 +873 Much of The Extra Man concerns Henry, portrayed with relentless propulsion by Kevin Kline. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You July 6, 2010 +873 Kevin Kline is by far the best thing in this movie, which is otherwise so overloaded with oddball characters that it never finds an even keel. 2/5 rotten Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film July 5, 2010 +873 More an exhibition of precious acting than an absorbing narrative. B- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve June 21, 2010 +873 ... mainstream moviemaking with indie colors and oddball edges just quirky enough not to offend. rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Parallax View May 23, 2010 +873 "Man"" is always likable. Indeed, the film works hard to be so. One longs, though, for a glimpse of the humanity behind the shtick and comic gestures. The film just never gets that intimate with its characters." rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 28, 2010 +873 Although too devoted to matters literary, theatrical, operatic and sexually outre to make it with general audiences, this adaptation of Jonathan Ames' novel exudes the sort of smarts and sophisticated charm specialized audiences seek. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 28, 2010 +873 A deeply goofy comedy set in a world of weirdoes which boasts one of Kevin Kline's funniest ever performances. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International January 28, 2010 +873 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 24, 2011 +873 2.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 31, 2011 +874 Not a film so much as a filmed idea. That could be interesting, but alas it is a very bad idea. 0/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +874 Poe pulls no punches in his merciless depiction of hams desperate to strut their stuff, even with fresh corpses in attendance. fresh Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +874 D- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +874 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +874 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +874 2/5 rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 7, 2005 +874 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +874 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +874 7/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +874 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +874 D- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly June 1, 1998 +876 The world needs more of these stories, and there are a lot of them out there waiting to be told. 3/4 fresh Karen M. Peterson 0 AwardsCircuit.com August 31, 2018 +876 The Miracle Season is still a mainstream sports biopic, albeit with a tragic backstory. But, with energetic sports play and a slightly heavier final takeaway, it rises above the pitfalls that many of those films often fall into. fresh David Fontana 0 Film Inquiry April 30, 2018 +876 "The Miracle Season"" is a wonderful movie for sports enthusiasts, families or anyone who appreciates old-fashioned, heartfelt storytelling." 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 16, 2018 +876 [Sean] McNamara loses the opportunity to make a film of truly epic proportions by adding a double dose of molasses to a story that by its very nature was sweet enough. [Full Review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Laura Hiros 0 Diario La Estrella (Fort Worth, TX) April 16, 2018 +876 "The Miracle Season"" is an inspiring family film but there is no draw except word of mouth. If those entertained spread the word then this little film could find its audience." 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com April 13, 2018 +876 The story is inspiring enough to make up for a more or less routine telling. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review April 13, 2018 +876 As a film, The Miracle Season is more mundane than miracle, but it will probably make you smile, and there's nothing wrong with that. 3/5 fresh Dirk Libbey 0 CinemaBlend April 10, 2018 +876 The Miracle Season is pleasantly swift, but in a quest for ruthless efficiency, a few character beats are skipped. fresh Katie Walsh 1 Los Angeles Times April 10, 2018 +876 Enough inspirational beats almost make this true story work. The closing-credit images of the real folks involved alone will empty a lot of tear ducts. 2.5/5 rotten John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) April 7, 2018 +876 Needlessly and overly sentimental, relying heavily on a sweeping score to manipulate audiences and tug at heartstrings, The Miracle Season delivers exactly what you'd expect from a movie helmed by the director of Soul Surfer. rotten Chris Hanna 0 National Post April 6, 2018 +876 Altogether, the effort is bound to tug at the heartstrings, and many audiences will be perfectly happy with the results. 2.5/4 fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) April 6, 2018 +876 Tragic loss rocks, then inspires team in true sports story. 3/5 fresh Michael Ordo 0 Common Sense Media April 6, 2018 +876 A true-life inspirational saga is compromised by aggressive tear-jerking in this formulaic sports drama. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue April 6, 2018 +876 This movie goes for the heartstrings and tear ducts more than the sports-conscious. The results are pretty mixed. 2.5/4 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 RogerEbert.com April 6, 2018 +876 A simple movie of straightforward sentimentalism and gung-ho, against-all-odds inspiration. 2/4 rotten Brad Wheeler 1 Globe and Mail April 6, 2018 +876 "The underlying story here is powerful enough that it sells itself. The best thing about ""The Miracle Season"" is it lets that story unfold and doesn't do anything to stand in its way." B- fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News April 6, 2018 +876 It becomes exactly what it had avoided: a sports story that just happens to feature tragedy. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies April 5, 2018 +876 This is a glowing example of everything wrong with formulaic sports flicks. 3/10 rotten Brian Thompson 0 The Young Folks April 5, 2018 +876 Iowa produces more corn than any other state in the Union, and this year it will have to add 'The Miracle Season' to the crop count. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 5, 2018 +876 It simply wallows too deeply in its grief to be uplifting. 2/4 rotten Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star April 5, 2018 +876 Regrettably, The Miracle Season packages an excellent message inside a mediocre, formulaic sports drama loaded with cliches...but the miracle in Miracle Season has little to do with sports. 2.5/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald April 5, 2018 +876 It's no champion, but it's still a reasonably good cry. 2.5/4 fresh Mark Jenkins 1 Washington Post April 5, 2018 +876 "High school volleyball is not an exciting sport to watch on a big screen. At least not the way ""Miracle"" director Sean McNamara presents it." 2/4 rotten Carla Meyer 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 5, 2018 +876 This dramatization of a true story is long on sentiment, short on character and drama. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday April 5, 2018 +876 It is not unusual for an underdog sports picture to be predictable. But The Miracle Season seems downright preordained, and not just in its arc. C- rotten Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club April 5, 2018 +876 It's downright depressing to see Oscar winners Hunt and Hurt struggling to make something meaningful out of their superficially written characters. 2/4 rotten Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 5, 2018 +876 Godawful, even by the standards of sports dramas, where healthy doses of manipulation and hagiography are accepted as part of the inspirational formula. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter April 5, 2018 +876 "The Miracle Season"" is a pleasant surprise, the rare inspirational sports movie that actually earns its tears." 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic April 5, 2018 +876 Even though Line's legacy manages to shine through, instilling audiences with a heartfelt message, a less paint-by-numbers film was left in the locker room. C- rotten Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction April 5, 2018 +876 Mistakes an inspiring true story for one that needs or deserves to be told cinematically; it isn't awful, but it's not a film, it's a tribute. rotten Todd Gilchrist 1 TheWrap April 5, 2018 +876 Led by its heartfelt performances, The Miracle Season will inspire audiences to Live Like Line. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies April 5, 2018 +876 This winning YA drama tells its true story with lots of heart, committed performances, and dynamite footage of girls' volleyball in action. fresh Kim Hughes 0 Original Cin April 5, 2018 +876 "From lighting to music cues, ""The Miracle Season"" never misses a chance to lunge for your tear ducts, treating its characters less as flesh-and-blood humans than as props for delivering bromides." rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 New York Times April 5, 2018 +876 "We AREN'T Marshall."" " 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation April 4, 2018 +879 This could, I suppose, be the grounds for a sharp dark comedy. But in Grant's hands, it comes out all wrong. 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 DVDTalk.com May 12, 2007 +880 Goofy contemporary western that mixes Chicago hoods as rustlers riding in sedans with real Wyoming cowboys on horseback chasing them in a dude ranch setting. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 18, 2007 +883 Every big comic setpiece plays like an idea for a comic setpiece rather than the finished article. rotten Mark Steyn 0 The Spectator January 31, 2018 +883 Although the ingredients are all there, set to rise, something is missing, some crucial element to lift it up. rotten Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 24, 2017 +883 "Sequel to the mediocre Ben Stiller comedy ""Meet The Parents"" is a bawdier but inferior movie that relies on the star power of Dustin Hoffman and Barbara Streisand as Stiller's Florida-dwelling Jewish hippie parents Bernie and Roz to fuel its ill-timed toi" C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 16, 2009 +883 A consistently entertaining, sometimes uproariously funny film. fresh Richard Luck 0 Film4 August 11, 2008 +883 Repeats itself and strains for laughs where the original giddily stumbled through them. 2/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +883 Milk bottles and related metaphors feature prominentlyas breast fetish stand-ins, but with a decidely peculiar asymmetrical preference for just the left one. rotten Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press May 26, 2007 +883 Has its smattering of laughs, but the new faces bring fewer dividends than the elemental De Niro/Ben Stiller showdown of the original. rotten Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International February 26, 2007 +883 full review in Greek 3/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 3, 2006 +883 Meet the Fockers is frequently funny, but it turns a bit too cruel in the third act to be as worthy a sequel to its predecessor as it could have been 2.5/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today September 27, 2006 +883 This sequel's title indicates the content: smutty, silly and liable to make you smirk despite yourself. fresh Amy Simmons 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +883 Fans of the first will find some amusement in familiarity, but with such a comically able cast this is a missed opportunity. 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +883 The expected misunderstandings ensue, as you'd expect, which would be pretty excruciating if not for the performances of Hoffman and Streisand. 2/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +883 [Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand] seem to have been waiting their whole careers to do unrestrained comedy, and they step into their roles with unparalleled enthusiasm. 3/5 fresh Uri Lessing 0 eFilmCritic.com June 28, 2005 +883 Amazing how altering one vowel from the king of all cuss words can spawn a movie franchise. B- fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 21, 2005 +883 ...just as mediocre and gratingly unfunny as its predecessor... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 2, 2005 +883 Catch it on HBO for the sheer delight of everything Hoffman and Streisand do. It's fun to meet the Fockers themselves, but the rest of the movie can stay home. 2/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina April 21, 2005 +883 Mildly amusing...but joke repetition and a greater emphasis on outrageousness and vulgarity release a strong scent of the writers' desperation. C+ rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 April 13, 2005 +883 This sequel, like most, is inferior to the original, but it is hard not to like these characters. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 31, 2005 +883 Hoffman, in particular, is a delight - he has an infectious comic energy that seems to light up the rest of the cast. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 30, 2005 +883 Very often vulgar and tasteless, and though there are some unexpected bursts of humor and even charm in the proceedings, it's light years away from Chekhov. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer January 27, 2005 +883 Although not as disarmingly funny the second time around, inspired casting means that, unlike most in-laws, the Fockers don't outstay their welcome. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com January 18, 2005 +883 so exaggerated that it veers wildly and awkwardly into pure, outlandish farce 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 16, 2005 +883 Even Stiller, who I've always appreciated, seems to be going through the motions here. 4/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 15, 2005 +883 Gauge your interest by how you liked Parents and you won't be disappointed. 2.5/4 rotten Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies January 15, 2005 +883 The abundance of talent gathered for Meet the Fockers is sadly shortchanged by the unimaginative script and directorial laissez faire. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 15, 2005 +883 [Hoffman and Streisand] make a wonderful team, but it's too bad the material isn't fresher and more worth their time and yours. rotten Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com January 15, 2005 +883 It does what few comedies achieve, literally giving me a laugh a minute, sometimes good, deep belly laughs. 1 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com January 15, 2005 +883 A vulgar farce that isn't remotely amusing. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer January 13, 2005 +883 Clearly contrived, yet at times undeniably funny. Still, from this cast, you may be expecting more substance and less sophomore. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 9, 2005 +883 No se trata de una obra de arte ni una competidora a los Oscar, pero...A quin le importa eso cuando lo que uno busca es rerse un poco? 3/5 fresh Luis Martinez 0 Cinenganos January 8, 2005 +883 ...[a] star-studded but tediously uneven low-brow sequel...Meet the Fockers is pretty much a flavorless family affair to forget 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye January 8, 2005 +883 The awkward, uncomfortable charms of the previous picture have here been replaced with an aggressive vulgarity that bears not even a passing resemblance to human behavior. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly January 7, 2005 +883 Fockers has the combined subtlety of a libido-mad bull elephant and a bad case of flatulence in church, but that's the kind of movie it is. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 7, 2005 +883 You should get your kicks from the Fockers. 3/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum January 5, 2005 +883 Hoffman...is like the one kid in gym class who takes Frisbee golf seriously. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) January 5, 2005 +883 There is not one joke in Meet the Fockers. 1/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 5, 2005 +883 Familiary breeds contempt...Unless you think a dog flushed down a toilet is a laugh riot, you're better off leaving these Fockers alone. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly January 3, 2005 +883 If you have absolutely nothing else to do, and you can see it for free, with little hassle, you just might get Fockersized. C rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine January 3, 2005 +883 . 3/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review January 1, 2005 +883 Does little to alter the formula of the original, but the two films set a nice example of successful use of the concept of theme and variation. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies January 1, 2005 +883 ...the story fails to take the high road... 1.5/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) December 31, 2004 +883 The foreplay was a little boring, but once they start Fockering, it works... It may be absurd and in poor taste, but that doesn't mean it can't still be funny. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com December 31, 2004 +883 This is silliness that's good for a video replay on a rainy day. 3/5 fresh Lindy T. Shepherd 0 Orlando Weekly December 29, 2004 +883 "Could they not have come up with anything but lumpish, vulgar humor and dumb ""Focker"" puns?" C- rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) December 28, 2004 +883 A comic clash of stereotypical Red State and Blue State culture, but with a wish-fulfillment Hollywood ending in which 'Fockerization' triumphs... 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 28, 2004 +883 Could have been much funnier than it is. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com December 27, 2004 +883 Like virtually every sequel to a hit comedy, it recycles and essentially beats to death everything that got a laugh in the original film. 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 27, 2004 +883 A little coarser, a little more desperate and a lot less funny than its predecessor. But Dustin Hoffman saves the day. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 27, 2004 +883 It's left to Barbra Streisand and Dustin Hoffman as Greg's parents to warm up the picture, and they light it on fire. fresh Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer December 27, 2004 +883 The Fockers is a must-have for family viewing. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com December 27, 2004 +883 It maintains its humor remarkably well, the gifted cast of superstars playing off one another with surprising ease. And, while the belly laughs of the first are noticeably absent, this one doesn't wear out its welcome quite as quickly as that one did. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 27, 2004 +883 A one joke movie but Streisand and Hoffman make that one joke enjoyable. 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 27, 2004 +883 Both movies lack the real discomfort and awkwardness that comes with meeting future in-laws. 2.5/4 rotten Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com December 27, 2004 +883 This film has a lot more heart and it's just a lot of fun throughout with all these wonderful actors. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 27, 2004 +883 There can be worse holiday fluff than watching a tight-knit group of Hollywood veterans having fun. B fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee December 27, 2004 +883 You'd think after an eight-year absence from the screen, [Streisand would] return with more self-respect. 2/5 rotten Anthony Del 0 Las Vegas Mercury December 27, 2004 +883 Watching Meet the Fockers is like attending a big, potentially wild and funny party in which the guests pretend to have fun. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 26, 2004 +883 Fifteen years ago, a movie with Streisand, Hoffman and DeNiro in starring roles would have been considered the casting coup of the ages. 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette December 26, 2004 +883 If it weren't for the talent level involved onscreen, Meet the Fockers would be about as entertaining as a rerun of Dharma and Greg. rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian December 24, 2004 +883 Why would you want to meet such a blowsy, bawdy, shticky crew in a low-comedy sequel to Meet the Parents? Two reasons only: Barbra Streisand and Dustin Hoffman. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly December 24, 2004 +883 It is Beavis and Butt-head rewriting The In-Laws, only the scripts for Beavis were much smarter. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Booth 1 Denver Post December 24, 2004 +883 A resolutely average sequel, several subbasements below the first film in both comic inspiration and energy. 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 24, 2004 +883 Often-uproarious. 4/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic December 24, 2004 +883 The exceptional cast turned the garden-variety script they were given into a movie that should please crowds throughout the holiday season. 7/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum December 23, 2004 +883 Don't even rent the DVD, it'll only encourage them. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post December 23, 2004 +883 Despite a cast enhanced with notable players -- Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand come on board as the elder Fockers -- the movie has few new jokes to tell, offering little more than slight modulations of familiar scenarios. 2/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 23, 2004 +883 When a movie's title is based on a crass pun, you shouldn't expect the bar to be too high 2/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy December 23, 2004 +883 The laughs are few and far between, bearing only a sloppy, derivative resemblance to its predecessor. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com December 23, 2004 +883 A negligible product content to stoop for the easy laughs and the easy money. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post December 22, 2004 +883 A silly good time. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 22, 2004 +883 Delivers fewer laughs than its predecessor. 2/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide December 22, 2004 +883 The family is bigger, but the laughs aren't. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 22, 2004 +883 Meet the Fockers takes time to generate comic momentum, but the irresistible energy of Hoffman and Streisand soon refreshes the leftover story line from Parents. 3/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times December 22, 2004 +883 In the tradition of recent Hollywood sequels, this one replays the old gags, gooses up the pace and lowers the level of the humor -- way lower. D rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 22, 2004 +883 More than any recent comedy I can think of, Meet the Fockers seems likely to split audiences between those who find it deliriously funny and those who grind their teeth at its obviousness. 2.5/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News December 22, 2004 +883 For audiences that loved Meet the Parents, the movie is a welcome chance to revisit funny and familiar characters. 2/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 22, 2004 +883 Meet the Fockers is not much of a movie -- just a lot of comic situations barely held together by the semblance of a plot -- but it is genuinely funny in a crass way. 2.5/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee December 22, 2004 +883 By the film's finale you'll pity any poor fool who actually is named Focker -- for following this picture they're certain to see a surge in mockery. 3/4 fresh Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly December 22, 2004 +883 If you enjoyed Meet the Parents, you'll have just as much fun in Meet the Fockers. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) December 22, 2004 +883 It's a toss-up as to who gets the worst end of the deal with Meet the Fockers: the audience or the film's all-star cast. 1.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com December 22, 2004 +883 Irrepressible Streisand brings her own potent barrage to this company of self-interested men, not to mention the melt-away women. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 22, 2004 +883 A quick-and-dirty cash-grab sequel, one that substitutes stunt casting for character work and schtick for writing. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 22, 2004 +883 Meet the Fockers is as tacky as its title, as crass as a kid learning his first cuss word. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 22, 2004 +883 A sloppy and not-funny- enough sequel to Meet the Parents. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 22, 2004 +883 Meet the Fockers, a sluggish sequel to the anarchic domestic comedy Meet the Parents, is one visit too many. 2/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News December 22, 2004 +883 If you keep your expectations in check, the encounter doesn't disappoint. 2.5/4 fresh Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 22, 2004 +883 Hoffman and Streisand give energetic, game performances, but the movie provides them with dispiritingly little material. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 22, 2004 +883 One of those relatively rare comedies that's at once puerile, charming and very funny throughout. 3.5/5 fresh Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times December 22, 2004 +883 Amusing ... but not distinctive. 2/4 rotten Ward Triplett 0 Kansas City Star December 22, 2004 +883 Thanks to an ensemble cast that includes Robert De Niro, Barbra Streisand and Dustin Hoffman, Meet The Fockers is much more fun than anticipated. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies December 22, 2004 +883 There is some fun in watching the veterans mix it up -- De Niro, who looks like he wants to fade into the scenery, Streisand, who tries to eat it -- but nothing is well developed here. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail December 22, 2004 +883 This sequel keeps the laughs coming until the ending. B fresh 0 E! Online December 22, 2004 +883 Meet the Fockers is not a movie for the ages; it's a movie for a few good laughs. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 22, 2004 +883 Playing up the socio-religious rifts of the first film, the sequel reflects the country's current political schisms. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine December 22, 2004 +883 Hoffman and Streisand are the best things about Meet the Fockers. The movie would have been better off spending more time with them instead of focusing again on the uneasy relationship between eager-to-please Greg and his father-in-law- to-be Jack. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press December 22, 2004 +883 Given how well Stiller and De Niro play off each other, you'll wish they had more to work with. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 22, 2004 +883 Meet the Fockers doesn't have the shabby feel of some faltering movies, but its repetitive gags and toilet humor take much of the luster off the Focker-Byrnes wedding. D+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News December 22, 2004 +883 The movie is pleasant enough, but never quite reaches critical mass as a comedy. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 22, 2004 +883 A rascally little play on words is the funniest element of Meet the Fockers, a sequel with big name stars and, only occasionally, laughs to match. 2.5/4 rotten Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News December 22, 2004 +883 Culture-clashing through the snow, in a one-joke open sleigh, Meet the Fockers goes, laughing all the way . . . to the bank. 2.5/4 rotten Aaron Hillis 0 Premiere Magazine December 22, 2004 +883 Meet the Fockers is stuck somewhere between being absolutely hilarious and one of the worst comedies ever committed to celluloid. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com December 22, 2004 +883 Hoffman and Streisand provide some laughs in this sequel to Meet the Parents but the screenplay lacks comic zest. 2.5/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice December 22, 2004 +883 The picture has two lingering scenes that are so excruciatingly funny they compensate for the material that flounders. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World December 22, 2004 +883 And you thought your parents were embarrassing. 1.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star December 22, 2004 +883 My New Year's plea to Stiller? Watch Sideways. Rinse. Repeat. B- fresh Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine December 22, 2004 +883 The audience laughed more because they wanted to find it funny than because they actually did. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 22, 2004 +883 Meet the Fockers isn't quite as funny as its predecessor, but it definitely has its moments. 3/4 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily December 22, 2004 +883 The ideas behind Meet The Fockers are the best part of this zany sequel to Meet The Parents, but getting Fockerised is not as funny as it should be. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile December 22, 2004 +883 Coasts on considerable star power to make us laugh with some consistency but never approaches the level of fearless comic abandon that made the first film so popular. B- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 22, 2004 +883 Meet The Fockers is a fine sequel; not surpassing the original, but clearly putting forth more of an effort than most follow-ups do into the script department. 3/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com December 21, 2004 +883 This isn't just a second helping of Gaylord Focker humiliation, for once here's a comedy sequel that manages to revisit its world without banally repeating it. 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend December 21, 2004 +883 Hoffman and Streisand...are a wonderful addition to the comedic mix with their relaxed, laid back lifestyle and penchant for randy sex B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 21, 2004 +883 Barbra Streisand has the show-stopping moments in this uneven comedy. B- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 21, 2004 +883 Because no good joke in Hollywood goes untold again ... and again, the mixed-couple setup receives another extended workout in this modestly amusing sequel. 3/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times December 21, 2004 +883 The gap between the first and second installments isn't as gaping as with, for instance, Analyze This and Analyze That, but the laughs Fockers generates are the type you feel embarrassed about almost immediately afterward. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety December 21, 2004 +883 Formulaic but consistently funny. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 21, 2004 +883 So many subplots are piled onto Meet the Fockers that it's a wonder any of the glittering talents assembled here have room to be funny. 2.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday December 21, 2004 +883 A weary retread without a fraction of the inventiveness that sparked the original. 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 21, 2004 +883 Never has so much talent been wasted with so little imagination. 2/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 21, 2004 +883 Director Jay Roach gives the film no visual distinction whatsoever but packs on the jokes with tireless bustle. 2/4 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle December 21, 2004 +883 The ensemble's giddy chemistry and the addition of perfectly cast topliners Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand should find Fockers entertaining huge crowds for the holidays and beyond. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter December 21, 2004 +883 Though it's good to see [Stiller] back in his stumbling, bumbling element, it's a bummer to see his element wasted in such stumbling, bumbling gags. 2/4 rotten Allison Benedikt 1 Chicago Tribune December 21, 2004 +883 Simply too much unpleasantness afoot. 2.5/5 rotten Kim Williamson 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 21, 2004 +883 Streisand and especially Hoffman are a hoot. B fresh Jill Vejnoska 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution December 21, 2004 +883 From the start the jokes are on a different level than the last one: coarse, aggressive, and poorly timed by director Jay Roach. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate December 21, 2004 +883 Streisand and Hoffman are a hoot, the most entertaining Haight-Ashbury movie refugees since Lily Tomlin and Alan Alda similarly tormented Stiller in Flirting With Disaster. B fresh Larry Carroll 0 FilmStew.com December 21, 2004 +883 De Niro's brilliantly economical expression of utter revulsion somehow never stops being funny. fresh Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice December 21, 2004 +883 DeNiro is pretty much the only reason to see Meet the Fockers...[betrays] creative exhaustion. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 21, 2004 +883 Stiller - by starring in Meet the Fockers, one of the year's final releases - pulls into a buzzer-beating tie with Jude Law as the most-overexposed actor of the movie year. 2/4 rotten Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun December 21, 2004 +883 There's room left open, of course, for the eagerly-awaited conclusion to the Parent Focker trilogy. Here's hoping that when that blessed day arrives, I'll be good and dead. 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 21, 2004 +883 Greg Focker is ashamed of his loving parents and Jack Byrnes needs Viagra. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian December 20, 2004 +883 repetitious and just not that funny on the whole, especially since it's so derivative and out of character next to the original 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com December 20, 2004 +883 Forced and formulaic sequel ... is a tedious disappointment. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 20, 2004 +883 This pic is pretty Focking lame. D+ rotten Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal December 19, 2004 +883 If you don't think Ben Stiller is funny, Spanglish is playing at the next theater over. Meet The Fockers made me laugh so hard my stomach started to ache. 3.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 18, 2004 +883 A frantic, pointless sequel, funny in clumps, but mostly contrived and empty. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 17, 2004 +883 While there is a serious subtext, cast and crew remember that this is essentially a frivolous comedy 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 16, 2004 +883 2.5/5 rotten 0 Sunday Times (Australia) October 18, 2008 +883 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +883 7/10 fresh Nik Huggins 0 Future Movies UK January 30, 2005 +883 2.5/5 rotten 0 Sunday Times (Australia) January 15, 2005 +883 B fresh Scott Mendelson 0 The Cinema Source January 15, 2005 +883 1.5/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun December 27, 2004 +884 One of those obnoxious wisecracking buddy cop movies about dimwit cops that fails to be funny. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 7, 2017 +884 The humor is tasteless and racist, but the action scenes are fantastically choreographed and executed. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide May 17, 2013 +884 The best darn movie of the seventies you've never seen. 4/5 fresh Chris Laverty 0 Clothes on Film July 25, 2009 +884 Richard Rush's tasteless film, from a spitball script by Robert Kaufman, utilized lots of stunt and action crews disturbing the peace all over San Francisco. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety October 18, 2008 +884 On the whole, a film one can live without. rotten 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +884 Rush's movie can be enjoyed as kitsch, but it plays better as an early stab at a Lethal Weapon-style movie, effortlessly combining violence and humour. fresh Richard Luck 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +884 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 14, 2005 +887 Uneven movie about a charming cad has sexy stuff. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media September 9, 2010 +887 Just as forgettable as the original. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +887 "Even Michael Caine's career would have gone nowhere if he had made this version of ""Alfie." C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 15, 2009 +887 Law, though lacking the more rugged masculinity and raw sensuality of Caine's alluring Alfie, gets by here on sheer sexual enthusiasm and that unmistakable ready-for-duty party animal mentality. fresh Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press March 23, 2007 +887 full review in Greek 3/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 3, 2006 +887 ...Alfie - when you get right down to it - isn't a terribly likable character, something that certainly makes it difficult to actually care about his fate. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 15, 2006 +887 So, what's it all about? Is it still for the moment we live? C- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) November 18, 2005 +887 ...what we have here is a good old-fashioned exploitation flick disguised as high art. 1/5 rotten Uri Lessing 0 www.kcactive.com July 25, 2005 +887 When Caine saw symbols of mortality, they were glimpsed from the corner of the eye and largely ignored. When Law sees them, he stares, ruminates, falls apart. rotten Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba May 5, 2005 +887 [Law's] timeless good looks and effortless charisma make him the kind of leading man that Hollywood would produce from genetic experiments if they could. B- fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 April 14, 2005 +887 It's tough to warm to a guy who doesn't give a damn about anyone but himself, particularly when you're supposed to be his closest confidante. C rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal April 8, 2005 +887 It's like a fine cover of a classic song - familiar yet refreshingly different. 4/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com March 14, 2005 +887 While it's hard to replicate the pathos of the original, the very handsome Jude Law makes the remake eminently watchable. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 12, 2005 +887 Doesn't quite live up to the original. C rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) December 17, 2004 +887 The original Alfie was as much overrated as the remake is underrated. Split the difference. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer November 18, 2004 +887 ... Law - while less riveting than Caine - does a fine job is this grown-up romp about modern sexuality 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly November 17, 2004 +887 What at first seems a glossy ad for the swinging single life gradually reveals itself as an stinging indictment of the emotional impotent. fresh Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian November 17, 2004 +887 The movie's mossy tip-off might be the soundtrack by those rock 'n' roll geezers, the Rolling Stones. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly November 12, 2004 +887 After wounding and dumping lots of ladies, Alfie finally faces the minor-key music, but he doesn't inspire empathy. rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) November 12, 2004 +887 It seems that Michael Caine is passing the acting baton, however indirectly, to Jude Law. 2.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 10, 2004 +887 Jude Law delivers. He's sexy and an intensely engaging actor. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian November 10, 2004 +887 The key to this movie's success rests in the central performance by Jude Law -- this easily represents his best acting to date. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 9, 2004 +887 Law delivers unflinching, unanswerable truth. B- fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) November 9, 2004 +887 This funnier, glossier Alfie is a mite too watered down. In the end, we're having so much fun we don't feel his soul-sickness. It's lightweight desolation. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly November 8, 2004 +887 Alfie talks into the camera like Ferris Bueller, hoping the viewer is petty enough to relate to his narcissism. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) November 8, 2004 +887 'Alfie is a funny, breezy film. Law is especially sexy, sultry and charming to watch. I'm not convinced, though, that it needs to be seen on the big screen.' fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 8, 2004 +887 'If I learned anything from this movie, it's to be careful about over-applying cologne.' fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 8, 2004 +887 If there is such a thing as the postmodern relationship ... then director Charles Shyer has come maddeningly close to objectifying it with 'Alfie.' 2.5/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) November 8, 2004 +887 What's it all about? Not much. 3/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com November 8, 2004 +887 The music in the film was fantastic and I waited through the end credits to hear the signature song. 3/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum November 7, 2004 +887 Alfie no longer has its bite. Sure, there's plenty of bad behavior, but Jude Law's Alfie is, as scoundrels go, a pretty nice guy. 2.5/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 7, 2004 +887 Law ... gives an honest, pitch-perfect performance in a film that is otherwise unremarkable. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 7, 2004 +887 Alfie smacks its dog with a rolled-up newspaper and then feels guilty about it. This one has star power and nothing else, y'know what I mean? 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews November 7, 2004 +887 Jude Law, of course, plays Alfie, and the casting is right on target. ... His smile can disarm even the most jaded. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Head 0 IGN Movies November 7, 2004 +887 ... we've come a long way, baby. And when it comes to contemporary sex in the city, movies like Alfie always opt for pretty over gritty. C+ rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 6, 2004 +887 But with Dionne Warwick subtly warbling that theme refrain over the famous studio logo, all my hesitation melted away a good ten minutes later. What's it all about? How about a remake that's worth the price of admission. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com November 6, 2004 +887 Jude Law has a ball talking to the audience about Alfie's philosophy and his women. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 6, 2004 +887 Unlike other preternaturally attractive male stars, Law doesn't seem to carry that instantaneous, off-putting smugness that necessitates a thorough comeuppance by film's end. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com November 6, 2004 +887 No, it's not as good as the original, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy it. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs November 5, 2004 +887 This is an ugly, blue-tinged movie that telegraphs every plot turn. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate November 5, 2004 +887 Charles Shyer's remake du jour is a charmingly chic, dramatically weak ode to the post-Metrosexual Revolution. 2.5/4 fresh Aaron Hillis 0 Premiere Magazine November 5, 2004 +887 His carefully tousled blond mop? His devilish blue eyes? His oily pickup lines and false promises coated in a cool British ahccent? Please. rotten Sean Daly 1 Washington Post November 5, 2004 +887 Law's performance as archetypal bad-boy Alfie Elkins is immensely enjoyable. 3/5 fresh Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide November 5, 2004 +887 The new script raises the emotional stakes of the old scenes it retains, cuts plot elements that can't be updated and creates new story lines that are just as effective as those it replaces. 3.5/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 5, 2004 +887 In an obvious nod to modern times, today's Alfie merely explores his lack of commitment. The result is entertaining, but in a more superficial, less meaningful way. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle November 5, 2004 +887 Now, such resilience is less charming than it might once have been, and certainly less excusable. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters November 5, 2004 +887 When Alfie finally asks 'What's it all about?' the first thing that pops into mind is 'not much.' rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian November 5, 2004 +887 Alfie is a star in search of a vehicle. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 5, 2004 +887 Law tries hard to make his Alfie likable, but he's working against the orchestrations of the narrative and merely comes off as feeble, a one-dimensional Eurotrash jerk with outmoded ideas about women and troubles that don't amount to a hill of beans. 1.5/4 rotten Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post November 5, 2004 +887 The major difference between the two movies is that Caine's Alfie represented a threatened breed of opportunistic man, while Law's comes off as a typical commitment-challenged bachelor. 2/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News November 5, 2004 +887 The new Alfie is a disappointment and a crushing bore. 1.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies November 5, 2004 +887 Alfie is a bore. 2/4 rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle November 5, 2004 +887 It leaves Jude Law hanging out to dry. He looks like the young Michael Caine, he talks straight to the camera like the young Michael Caine, but this time our hunk has got zilch to say. 1.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail November 5, 2004 +887 Don't fight the Law, and dig into this adorable jaunt. B+ fresh 0 E! Online November 5, 2004 +887 What the new Alfie turns out be all about is Jude Law, perfectly cast in the role played by Caine. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press November 5, 2004 +887 Alfie begins and ends by asking, 'What's it all about?' Unfortunately, it's a question the filmmakers never bother to answer. C rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News November 5, 2004 +887 Thanks to a commanding performance by Jude Law and a pleasingly slick application of style, Shyer manages to put some new spin on an old yarn. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News November 5, 2004 +887 Alfie is embodied -- quite nicely -- by Jude Law, who is still a cad but more of a lad than Caine ever seemed. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post November 5, 2004 +887 The movie invites us to revel in Alfie's stylishness, and then slaps us on the wrist for reveling in it a little too much. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com November 5, 2004 +887 The overall intent of the movie is not as gloomy or draining as the original. As a result, it's a blast to watch, but its emotional impact is minor. B- fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times November 5, 2004 +887 Jude Law's considerable charm as the philandering limo driver whose heart is the last to be broken goes a long way toward making this needless film palatable. 2/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer November 5, 2004 +887 It's a steep task to consider Alfie anything other than a Vanity Fair pictorial. 1/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe November 5, 2004 +887 Law's best scenes are when he doggedly tries to keep smiling as his lifestyle grows grim and depressing. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 5, 2004 +887 I'm still not convinced that the world needed a remake of Alfie... but after watching the movie, I'm certain Jude Law needed it. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 5, 2004 +887 While this new Alfie is far from PC, giving him even an ounce of sympathy misses the point. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 5, 2004 +887 The script comes across as a misogynistic mess and the performance, although consistently good, can't overcome the diluted material. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com November 5, 2004 +887 Alfie is a total knockout of a movie: stylish, well-crafted and well-performed. It also manages simultaneously to be a cautionary tale for Casanovas everywhere. 3.5/4 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com November 5, 2004 +887 a big-screen version of 'Sex and the City' with Jude Law as the sort of character Carrie Bradshaw might have become if she'd spiked her martinis with plenty of testosterone. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette November 5, 2004 +887 Law is a talented actor trapped in a male model body. He makes us care about this cad we shouldn't give a flip about through his ability to charm and disarm. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News November 5, 2004 +887 Jude Law is perfect for the role in every way, matching Caine's charms note for note, and only besting the maestro with his disarming good looks. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com November 5, 2004 +887 It's a true joy to watch Susan Sarandon, who reprises Shelley Winters' role, deliver Alfie his due, and newcomer Sienna Miller does an excellent turn as a downward-spiraling party girl. B fresh Winda Benedetti 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 4, 2004 +887 It feels more like a studio-bred plan to exploit a familiar library title than an attempt by filmmakers to find a fresh approach at retelling a favorite story. rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 Critic Doctor November 4, 2004 +887 This ode to the joy of chain smoking would make a great cigarette infomercial if tobacco companies were still allowed to show such things. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews November 4, 2004 +887 That the movie succeeds about half of the time is tribute to its mature recognition of sexual cause and effect. 3/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly November 4, 2004 +887 Though he's highly irresponsible, this Alfie is not quite a calculating heel, which makes the material go down easier while blunting the point. 2.5/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today November 4, 2004 +887 Alfie is such smooth, crisp entertainment, you barely even notice it has nothing new to say. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 4, 2004 +887 The story floats along in a philosophical swamp of empowerment mythology, theraspeak and materialism-as-personality that's as contemporary as Oprah's self-esteem empire. 2/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times November 4, 2004 +887 With Alfie, it's all about displacement. 3/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic November 4, 2004 +887 From the perspective of pure entertainment, Alfie is never boring and always easy on the eyes. 3/4 fresh Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 4, 2004 +887 Like its title character, the movie doesn't strive for depth. But it's stylish and, yes, also charming. B fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News November 4, 2004 +887 Early on, this urbane update tells us what we've learned in the intervening decades -- women are from Venus, Alfies are from Mars -- then proceeds to restate that view of the solar system ad nauseum. 2/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday November 4, 2004 +887 The movie feels creaky and anachronistic. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 4, 2004 +887 Law is lively and Shyer keeps the action hopping with help from the movie's original gimmick of having Alfie keep up a running monologue to the audience. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor November 4, 2004 +887 Like its title character, Alfie is a touch too immature to ever fully win you over. 2.5/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel November 4, 2004 +887 The movie feels as empty as Alfie's heart. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 4, 2004 +887 Pretty good as pretty good goes, with Jude Law turning in an efficiently chipper, if palpably less dark, performance than the one that earned Michael Caine his first Oscar nomination and came to define his career. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly November 4, 2004 +887 Did we really need an Alfie remake? Probably not. Will you enjoy this Alfie remake? Probably so. fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution November 4, 2004 +887 The movie is a sermon about the evils of bachelorhood, and it's probably best that men keep their girlfriends from seeing it. Things could get ugly. 2.5/5 rotten Anthony Del 0 Las Vegas Mercury November 4, 2004 +887 An underdog story about over-dogs. 1.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 4, 2004 +887 The fascinatingly complex character who inspired masterpieces from the wit of Moliere and the genius of Mozart draws only humdrum mediocrity from the remake mill of Hollywood. rotten Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net November 4, 2004 +887 Love [Jude Law] and you'll love - or at least enjoy - the movie. Feel so-so about Law and the movie falls flat on its face. B- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com November 4, 2004 +887 If it's been reduced to cinematic pablum, it's still fairly palatable due to its engaging cast and a glossy production. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 4, 2004 +887 Law, chronically aware of his own charm, doesn't mimic Caine's performance; he rei-nterprets the character and sparks it with a new life, making Alfie thoroughly his own. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star November 3, 2004 +887 Law makes self-satisfaction beguiling, and in an odd way that's his, and the movie's, limitation. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 3, 2004 +887 all of Law's talents are called into play and displayed to exquisite advantage 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews November 3, 2004 +887 What damages this obsolete Alfie more is the film's limited message, which primarily speaks to a dwindling community of urban lotharios and insomniacs perusing singles bars 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com November 3, 2004 +887 I couldn't get enough of this movie. Alfie is one of the best movies I have seen all year, and Jude Law should get another Oscar nomination 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com November 1, 2004 +887 Charm isn't a substitute for emotional nuance, but the trick pulled off here to justify the remake is Law's seductively engaging performance. 3.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals October 31, 2004 +887 ...Law has the right balance of bravado, smooth tact and social etiquette to believably court chicks way out of his league. fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch October 28, 2004 +887 Terrific performance by Law. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 26, 2004 +887 A remake that deserves to be put in a burlap sack and drowned like a litter of kittens. 4/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine October 22, 2004 +887 A gratifying early surprise of the autumn movie season, an intelligent and wise film that finds vast entertainment value in one man's own existential crises. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 21, 2004 +887 Alas, this is a remake without a reason. Alfie can no longer shock us. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter October 21, 2004 +887 Jude Law plays the limousine taxi driver like a sex-mad Alan Whicker, whisking us around the hot spots of Manhattan with a sardonic eye on the best places to pick up chicks rotten James Christopher 0 Times (UK) October 21, 2004 +887 While this remake does have a certain charm, it's also fundamentally, fatally flawed. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 20, 2004 +887 Alfie plays homage to its roots while creating its own, deeply absorbing movie experience. 5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend October 20, 2004 +887 Like its hero, the film looks good but can't commit, talks the talk but has nothing to say. 2/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com October 19, 2004 +887 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +887 7/10 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Movie-Vault.com June 24, 2006 +887 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +887 3.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +887 1/5 rotten 0 Independent (UK) March 7, 2005 +887 3.5/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) January 24, 2005 +887 2/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly November 11, 2004 +887 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com November 9, 2004 +887 4.5/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 MovieWeb November 7, 2004 +887 2/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle November 7, 2004 +887 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald November 5, 2004 +887 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 23, 2004 +888 As a memorial to a fine and inspiring molder of character in young men, this picture ranks high. fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times August 23, 2016 +888 Perhaps Ronald Reagan's greatest talent was his ability to float to the top. fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly January 25, 2008 +888 Corn doesn't grow any higher than this male bonding tribute to testosterone. 2.5/5 rotten 0 TV Guide January 25, 2008 +888 Carries both inspirational and dramatic appeal on a wide scale. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety January 25, 2008 +888 The movie...is corny and sentimental, but it set the bar for all future sports pictures. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 2, 2006 +888 It set the way for how the Hollywood sports biography was to be subsequently made. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 14, 2005 +889 It's simply so cute, it's hard to resist and the supporting cast -- especially D'Angelo and Shawn -- bring it all to wonderful life. fresh Cathy Burke 0 United Press International October 9, 2016 +889 Cute Ally Sheedy comedy, but forgettable. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan January 2, 2005 +889 A spiffy fairy tale for adults about caring fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 19, 2003 +889 Cinderella for Valley Girls 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 21, 2002 +889 Mawkish, obvious, and plain ol' not funny. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +889 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 12, 2005 +889 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2005 +889 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +889 2/5 rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine December 5, 2003 +889 3/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals October 2, 2003 +889 2/5 rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) November 26, 2002 +889 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +895 A thoughtful and wonderfully cringe-inducing body horror story, Contracted is an often frightening and nasty exploration of isolation and desperation that grabs hold from the start and doesn't let up until the film's bitter conclusion. 3.5/5 fresh Heather Wixson 0 Daily Dead January 8, 2016 +895 A very adult and straight faced glimpse at an ugly human being rotting from the inside out... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 4, 2014 +895 Contracted is an efficiently icky, gross-out exercise in body horror that should please fans of this kind of thing. Still, the lack of any substance below the surface is ultimately too frustrating to ignore. 2.5/5 rotten Richard Haridy 0 Quickflix February 4, 2014 +895 "Our inability to identify with [Townshend] means we can't identify with the film's central horror, and thus ""Contracted"" isn't all that unsettling." 1/5 rotten Jamie S. Rich 0 Oregonian December 10, 2013 +895 None of it feels remotely believable but also isn't broadly defined enough to be satire, falling in that dull gap in the middle. 2.0/5 rotten Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com November 28, 2013 +895 Contracted goes all-out on the gross-out. 2.5/5 fresh Staci Layne 0 Dread Central November 27, 2013 +895 The ending to this fable misses the opportunity for broader metaphorical resonance, but getting there has its own unnerving rewards. fresh Andy Webster 1 New York Times November 21, 2013 +895 "Contracted"" can best be described as ""Contagion"" meets ""Blue Is the Warmest Color,"" without all those explicit sex scenes." fresh Martin Tsai 1 Los Angeles Times November 21, 2013 +895 It's hard to make out what, if anything, writer-director Eric England is trying to say about the fragility of the flesh with Contracted, which amounts to little more than a slow-motion replay of The Fly's central gross-out. 2.5/5 rotten Mike D'Angelo 0 The Dissolve November 20, 2013 +895 There's no payoff to the paranoia. rotten Rob Staeger 1 Village Voice November 19, 2013 +895 Contracted does for sex what Jaws did for beaches, let's just leave it at that. 7/10 fresh Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered November 18, 2013 +895 A body-horror opus that will satisfy genre fans who like to be grossed out, but doesn't have much to offer on any other count. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety November 18, 2013 +895 England supplies a sly, very cool denouement that suggests his intention was to craft a smart take on the most popular horror sub-genre at present. fresh Simon Foster 0 Screen-Space November 10, 2013 +895 Icky and violent and shocking, but Contracted is also smart, insightful, and sort of tragic. fresh Scott Weinberg 0 FEARnet October 15, 2013 +895 Ultimately disappointing due to an inane script which fashions a thoroughly unlikable, idiotic protagonist who invites derision more than sympathy. 2/5 rotten Shaun Munro 0 What Culture August 28, 2013 +895 sets its heroine's personal dramas against the spiralling symptomatology of her infection, fusing psychological insights with full-on body horror, leading towards an ending that is also a new beginning in this young woman's metamorphosis. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Grolsch Film Works August 27, 2013 +896 A very effective monster film of the golden age of B cinema, and Harryhausen is still the king. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 9, 2013 +896 The lead actor looks a little like Steve Martin, which got me to thinking that digitally inserting that comedian could make something out of this imploded building of a movie. 1/5 rotten Rob Humanick 0 Suite101.com October 18, 2011 +896 Nathan Juran's film differs from most sci-fi monster movies of the period in that the monster shows up early and often. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 2, 2007 +896 A King King knock off, and one that's highlighted by some awesome creature special effects. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide July 19, 2007 +896 This is special-effects wizard Ray Harryhausen's baby. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 20, 2002 +896 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 13, 2008 +896 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 2, 2005 +899 The allure of second chances speaks to anyone's hope for redemption, in any stage of their life. In The Natural, Roy Hobbs's second chance ... is realized at a stage when the character is inching toward the point of no return. fresh Michael Farrell 0 Buffalo News October 19, 2017 +899 It's all very corny and much of it's almost alarmingly overbaked... Yet it works. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 26, 2015 +899 The scouting report on The Natural has to read: lots of tools but no heart. rotten Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine May 6, 2014 +899 If you can suspend disbelief and let yourself be drawn into the movie, you'll be rewarded with an emotional and heart-warming experience that will have you cheering. 4/5 fresh Jo Berry 0 Radio Times May 6, 2014 +899 Being a baseball fan involves repeatedly experiencing exquisite pain and exquisite joy. Well, there's a lot of both in The Natural. 4/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune March 19, 2013 +899 Barry Levinson deviates considerably from the wry, ironic tone of Malamud's novel, and if the film is mildly enjoyable it's due to the acting of the supporting cast and polished production values. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 20, 2011 +899 An otherwise fine sports fantasy is dragged down by an overindulgence in sentimentality. fresh 0 Empire Magazine March 25, 2011 +899 Levinson must have felt he had to swing for the fences. He can be forgiven for choking up with all The Natural's fans looking on dubiously. In fairness, the official scorer must credit him with a single. And Redford with an RBI. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine March 21, 2011 +899 ...silly, repetitive, episodic, mannered... 1.5/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central July 13, 2010 +899 unabashedly sentimental and grand in its themes of goodness, honor, tenacity, and forgiveness 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk April 14, 2010 +899 No popped-up fly doubles. Just wham, bam, home run. Get the picture? fresh 0 Film4 August 1, 2008 +899 Somewhat overly sentimental, lacking the novel's subtlety, and less interesting when the action leaves the ball park, Barry Levinson's beautifully shot film is nonetheless a charming fairy tale. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide March 21, 2007 +899 The Natural is an impeccably made, but quite strange, fable about success and failure in America. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 21, 2007 +899 I've just about had it with directors who use the mythic mode as an alibi for unshaded characterizations, simpleminded plotting, and swells of artificial emotionality. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader March 21, 2007 +899 Jammed full with cliches, The Natural never misses a chance to manipulate the audience 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com March 18, 2007 +899 Let yourself go and be rewarded by the sight of a hero running home to victory through clouds of fire. fresh 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +899 A mature and elegiac fantasy done with feeling and sincerity that really captures the mystique of old-time baseball. A- fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com September 27, 2005 +899 The most sentimental movie you needn't be ashamed to love. 5/5 fresh Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian July 14, 2004 +899 Though entertaining in short stretches, The Natural has no recognizable character of its own. rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +899 Sappy fun 4/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) March 24, 2003 +899 The cinematography is lush, the Randy Newman score is so epic that Hollywood uses it for practically every movie trailer that isn't a Chris Tucker comedy or a Shaft remake, and the period detail, and baseball scenes, are top notch. 3/5 fresh Brad Laidman 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +899 Lessons for life, suitable for the Disney Channel and inspiration for people who love fairy tales ... a favorite of people who love sentiment and melodrama. C+ fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews September 26, 2002 +899 One of the true great baseball films 5/5 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com September 19, 2002 +899 Doesn't quite hit a home run, but a nice try 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 17, 2002 +899 Arguably the best baseball movie ever made. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews May 9, 2002 +899 A nearly perfect combination of superb acting, brilliantly sweet screenwriting and a director at the top of his game. 9 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide October 10, 2001 +899 ...basks in a kind of golden mythic glow that isn't often seen in movies anymore, making it a film that's hard for anyone but the most flint nosed to resist. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 17, 2001 +899 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 16, 2007 +899 4/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies February 13, 2004 +899 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views October 26, 2003 +899 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +899 5/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com August 20, 2003 +899 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 29, 2002 +899 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 11, 2002 +899 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 10, 2002 +899 4/5 fresh Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly August 8, 2002 +902 Do the filmmakers think we're morons? We're certainly treated as such, right from the beginning. 0/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com February 13, 2008 +902 Compelling viewing because of the tight-lipped, bull-headed performance by John Travolta in a starring role. 3/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies March 9, 2004 +902 Effective enough as a thriller and an indictment of sexism in its most brutal form. 3/5 fresh Randall King 0 Jam! Movies March 9, 2004 +902 No doubt about it, to divulge the plot would spoil the experience -- you'll be shocked to discover, and maybe even surprised to learn, just how lame the damn thing really is. 1.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail April 25, 2003 +902 Travolta is trying a little too hard here, and it shows. 3/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +902 This may be the most gratuitous film I've seen this year. 1.5/5 rotten Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +902 In terms of tone, the film is all over the map. rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 6, 2002 +902 You know that thin line between disturbing and morbid? The General's Daughter tramples it into dust. 2/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +902 Despite moments of mounting suspense, the film suffers from stilted unevenness. 2.5/5 rotten Francesca Dinglasan 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +902 Not a single scene or character rings true, and shame on anyone who can't pick out the murderer in the first reel. D rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 3, 2002 +902 This salacious whodunit requires very little action, but an endless parade of dialogue scenes in which assorted suspects tell the investigating duo what happened, cueing thunderous flashbacks. rotten John Wrathall 0 Sight and Sound March 5, 2002 +902 To betray a loved one or a friend is a grievous breech of trust. It is a form of murder, brutalizing the tenderness and intimacy of the soul. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 4, 2002 +902 ...the plot is too shifty, the conspiracy too exaggerated, and the ending too pat for sustained credibility. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis June 2, 2001 +902 A lurid mess, a Southern gumbo simmering in Gothic cliche. rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 11, 2001 +902 Travolta wins hands down with his accent in a pleasingly intense performance that helps propel the story along. 4/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +902 A middling, so-so thriller. 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +902 For all the stars' intensity as investigators, nobody in this whodunit really seems interested in the upshot. rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +902 Its vision of reality seems so stylized, so fake, that I came out of it wondering whether it has the slightest idea what it's talking about. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +902 The General's Daughter is a well-made thriller with a lot of good acting. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +902 faulted scenes leave this decent and respectable story line nearly as overpowered and helpless as its own rape victim. 1/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +902 Tortuous, tormented, and trashy. rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +902 It may not be a great drama or a great whodunit, but it's certainly entertaining. 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +902 It's built on excesses and implausibilities and no matter how busy it gets, these weaknesses remain painfully obvious. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +902 Pretty absurd, not the least for the way Travolta seems to be channeling a bizarro Bill Clinton throughout. rotten Gary Dauphin 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +902 A muddled mystery. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +902 Believe me, you've seen this flick before. It's set in that alternate movie universe where the star could always be Bruce Willis. rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! January 1, 2000 +902 The General's Daughter is an overheated thriller populated by actors who far outclass the material. 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +902 A bizarre murder case comes to Fort MacCallum, Georgia, in this exciting, over-the-top detective thriller. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +902 If there's anything worse than a film that's just plain awful, it's one that should be good but doesn't turn out that way. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +902 The overriding tone is soggy. About the only thing that's crisp in this movie is the way everybody salutes. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +902 The film exists to relish showing a promiscuous woman's effect on her testosterone-jockey colleagues and her provocative, self-loathing efforts at embarrassing dear old daddy and his West Point cronies. rotten Chris Grunden 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +902 There's a line at which a movie stops being about something nasty and becomes one more example of the nastiness it's supposedly condemning. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +902 A sucker-punching tour de force of offensiveness. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +902 Few use the backdrop of gender inequality more awkwardly. 1.5/4 rotten Marc Fortier 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +902 Good, quippy dialogue can't make up for a fundamentally flawed script, even with Simon West's well paced direction to keep things moving along. rotten Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +902 The whole thing is pretty routine and, at times, downright silly. 2/4 rotten Shay Casey 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +902 Everyone in this picture takes himself or herself far too seriously as if to prove that if you don't crack a smile or burst into laughter at the silliness of the plot, you must be a darn good actor. 6/10 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +902 The General's Daughter is a blandly acted, dully written, gratuitously grisly, coincidence-filled potboiler that takes the obvious road whenever it has a choice. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +902 Tired, uninspired. rotten Julie Hinds 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +902 A good generic movie, with a well-crafted screenplay, solid direction and engaging performances from leads John Travolta and Madeleine Stowe. fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +902 After Con Air's seizure-inducing parade of quick cuts and explosions, West settles back into a decaffeinated style that untangles this web at a gradual, engrossing pace. fresh Jason Kaufman 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +902 When there's nothing to blow up, the movie sort of blows itself up. rotten Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +902 The General's Daughter comes across as little more than a glossy potboiler spiced with kinky sex and lurid melodrama. rotten Joe Leydon 0 MSNBC January 1, 2000 +902 General's Daughter strives to be a political nail-biter in the tradition of Fred Zinnemann, Alan J. Pakula and Oliver Stone, but there's really no comparison. rotten David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter January 1, 2000 +902 A self-destructive movie. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +902 The General's Daughter has the spit and polish of a military whodunit, but it's a confusing, meandering case to follow. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +902 Director Simon West seems to confuse visual stylishness with emotional resonance, moody lighting with genuinely malevolent atmosphere, and sanctimonious lip service with genuine concern. 7/10 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +902 A thriller in the tradition of military whodunits like A Few Good Men, with lots of menacing suspense, deceptive intrigue and even a few 'You can't handle the truth'-caliber one-liners. fresh Nick Carter 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +902 Offensively violent, casually heartless, and often clueless to just how routine it is. C- rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine January 1, 2000 +902 West respectably stretches beyond slam-bang action theatrics. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +902 A Big Men Shouting movie that works. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +902 Convoluted as some of the developments may be, the movie never loses its interest or atmosphere within the swampy, backwater Georgia town, and as summer popcorn-fare, it is unusually intelligent. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +902 D rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 22, 2013 +902 B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +902 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +902 1.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 27, 2007 +902 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +902 2.5/4 rotten Leonard Schwarz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +902 2/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit August 21, 2002 +902 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +902 6/10 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +902 2.5/4 rotten 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +902 3/10 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +902 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +902 3/5 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +902 2/5 rotten Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +902 1.5/4 rotten Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +902 6/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +902 3/5 fresh Matt Lawrence 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +902 C- rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +902 5/10 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +902 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +902 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +902 2/4 rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +902 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly June 18, 1999 +903 Cameron reconstructs life aboard in the shape of living tableaux of passengers and crew, seen in spectral mode, eating, drinking, dancing or promenading among the watery remnants of their vessel. It is done with finesse and, oddly, is deeply touching. fresh Alexander Walker 0 London Evening Standard January 10, 2018 +903 If you see only one James Cameron-directed movie about theTitanic -and you should - see the one that doesn't star Kate and Leo. B+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide September 28, 2012 +903 A bit slow-going and strangely emotionless at times. But Bill Paxton's nervous expressions add humor, and the film's jaw-dropping glimpse at the Titanic are powerful, to say the least. 8/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD September 26, 2012 +903 James Cameron's latest memorial to the spirit that exists mournfully and sadly in utter silence as the effects of time and salinity slowly and inexorably take their toll. 3.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals September 15, 2012 +903 What's the point of this documentary? rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +903 This is a brilliant showcase for IMAX and Cameron who offer an entertaining and fascinating glimpse of history to us all. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +903 Despite Paxton's whooping every time a new artefact comes on screen, it's hard to be constantly excited about watching a bunch of rusty, decayed junk -- historic and three-dimensional though it may be. 2/5 rotten Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +903 It may not have the organisation of 'art', but it's quite some postcard. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +903 Cameron has gone from shaping the zeitgeist to spoonfeeding it 1.5/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central April 22, 2004 +903 The picture's beauty and Cameron's amazing photographic work provide much pleasure. It's just that...there is the feeling we've been there and seen it all before. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 17, 2004 +903 Cameron is forever associated with the fateful ship, and I think it's time he moved on. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies July 16, 2003 +903 "Not as record setting a motion picture as, say, ""Titanic,"" but more haunting and ethereal." 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf July 3, 2003 +903 Ghosts Of the Abyss is an interesting experiment which fails to take full advantage of the real opportunity granted in its inception - to utilize emerging technology to explore terrain that has never been witnessed by humans. . . rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com May 30, 2003 +903 Ghosts of the Abyss is a beautifully rendered middle-of-the-road documentary that strikes a perfect balance between entertainment and education. 3.5/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies April 30, 2003 +903 In the end, it's the visuals of this film that you want to see, and Cameron doesn't disappoint. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk April 29, 2003 +903 Ghosts of the Abyss isn't emotionally engaging or even all that interesting. rotten Jennifer D. Wesley 0 PopMatters April 26, 2003 +903 Whenever Cameron leaves the technical tricks, awkward recreations and computer graphics behind and focuses solely on the magnificent remains of the Titanic, the movie is awe-inspiring. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 25, 2003 +903 Ghosts of the Abyss is all about the spectacle of a six-story screen and the sensory bombardment of a rope flying at you or bubbles heading for the surface right in front of your nose. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views April 24, 2003 +903 For all its shortcomings, Ghosts of the Abyss is an often powerful trek, that showcases the experiential qualities of the IMAX format. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) April 24, 2003 +903 Cameron, who produced and directed it, does a visually splendid job, though what he has fashioned comes down to a logistical footnote to his great, primal, heart-of- the-ocean blockbuster. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly April 23, 2003 +903 An extraordinary visual experience offering unforgettable insights into the most famous shipwreck of all time. It will haunt you for a long time afterwards. fresh 0 Film4 April 21, 2003 +903 The film borders on awe-inspiring, borders on wondrous, but unfortunately, Cameron's attempts to cop Spielberg's sense of magic made the film fall sadly short. 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina April 21, 2003 +903 A great experience for Titanic buffs. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian April 20, 2003 +903 Fascinating as only disasters can be. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan April 19, 2003 +903 Do we really need to see Cameron and his team of scientists blown up to such nauseating proportions? rotten Karl Schwabauer 0 Slant Magazine April 18, 2003 +903 Might as well be titled: James Cameron: What I Did On My Holidays. 2/5 rotten Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com April 18, 2003 +903 James Cameron goes back to the same salty water and makes it fresh. . .Ghosts of the Abyss is a breathtaking success. 4/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) April 17, 2003 +903 You literally can look, unobscured, at the behemoth wreck. And that's a pretty amazing sight. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies April 15, 2003 +903 Ghosts of the Abyss is an amazing technical success. Whatever happens in the movie itself is of little consequence. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend April 15, 2003 +903 Ghosts of the Abyss is an incredible experience that will further enhance our century-long fascination with the Titanic. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper April 14, 2003 +903 ...absolutely wonderful. 4/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) April 14, 2003 +903 If you've seen one rusticle-encrusted antique armoire, you've seen 'em all. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) April 14, 2003 +903 ...there's no denying that the film is always completely compelling, if only on a purely visceral level. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 13, 2003 +903 An educational outing, shedding light on a deep, dark place most of us have only imagined. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle April 13, 2003 +903 Cameron gives Neptune a run for his money. A- fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) April 12, 2003 +903 While not as earthshaking as its predecessor, Ghosts of the Abyss is an expertly crafted documentary with some stunning large-format footage. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International April 12, 2003 +903 Cameron's self-importance turns Ghosts of the Abyss into an interesting ride with a tour guide you wish would sit down and shut up. 2.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune April 11, 2003 +903 Besides the considerable technological magic of the film, it's blessedly done without a spirit of vanity. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post April 11, 2003 +903 The footage from the dives shows perfectly preserved details from the inside of the ship. 3/5 fresh Daphne Gordon 1 Toronto Star April 11, 2003 +903 Robotic cameras are our eyes in Ghosts, taking us into the ship and showing us spectacular sights. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 11, 2003 +903 A lot like a theme-park ride: occasionally exciting but carefully controlled. 2/4 fresh Carla Meyer 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 11, 2003 +903 The film is captivating. 3.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune April 11, 2003 +903 Documentary dramatizations usually are awful, but in Ghosts of the Abyss, they work. 3/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday April 11, 2003 +903 You seem, at times, to actually be part of the picture, as characters appear to stand right next to you, or as plankton drifts lazily before your eyes when you're submerged. 3.5/5 fresh Derek Tse 0 Jam! Movies April 11, 2003 +903 Ghosts doesn't need gimmicks to sell itself. Titanic's watery grave is awe-inspiring enough. B+ fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle April 11, 2003 +903 When James Cameron got a second chance to make a Titanic movie, he actually managed to make a better one. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) April 11, 2003 +903 The history and anecdotes are still poignant -- leave to Cameron, a master showman, to actually cull one more bit of drama and pathos from this insanely overexposed subject. 3/5 fresh Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 11, 2003 +903 It's a unique trip that flirts with hokeyness at the surface but that grows more compelling, awe-inspiring, and tragic the deeper you go. 4/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe April 11, 2003 +903 Less a portrait of the Titanic than a snapshot of those obsessed by it. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) April 11, 2003 +903 A great moviegoing experience that you can almost reach out and touch. 9/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com April 11, 2003 +903 [Cameron's] fascination and passion exudes from Ghosts. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 11, 2003 +903 We're watching a kid playing video games at a tomb. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com April 11, 2003 +903 The result is often spellbinding, and to mention some of the sights we see is to praise the film's ambition. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 11, 2003 +903 A pedestrian film by a hack director that is still worth seeing for the fascination of its subject matter. 3/5 fresh Richard Nilsen 1 Arizona Republic April 11, 2003 +903 This is by far one of the most intriguing documentaries I have ever seen. 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review April 11, 2003 +903 The only IMAX-style flick I wished was a bit longer. 6/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine April 11, 2003 +903 Not your usual snoozy IMAX documentary. 3.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post April 11, 2003 +903 Cameron and crew have once again spectacularly captured the awesome story. 3.5/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News April 11, 2003 +903 Informative -- and entertaining -- documentary. B+ fresh 0 E! Online April 11, 2003 +903 Cameron proves himself modest here, finding an unexpectedly low-key approach to a monumental subject. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 11, 2003 +903 Like its subject's fateful voyage?, Ghosts of the Abyss makes it about two-thirds of the way to its port before sinking. 2/4 rotten Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online April 11, 2003 +903 What makes the film special -- and gives it an eerie punch -- is Cameron's computer-generated effect of periodically superimposing images on various positions of the wreck. A- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 10, 2003 +903 It explores the remains of the marathon ship with such intimacy that you expect all the characters in [Titanic's] ethereal final scene to suddenly appear and offer handshakes. B+ fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News April 10, 2003 +903 The film's underwater views are breathtaking, as are its drawings and photographs of the Titanic's original splendor. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor April 10, 2003 +903 Though quite routine on the logistics of deep-sea exploring, pic develops a visual style as it replays the events of the sinking. fresh Robert Koehler 1 Variety April 10, 2003 +903 Generally, documentaries aren't known for dramatic moments, yet the tension is palpable as an anxious Bill Paxton sinks two and a half miles to the bottom of the sea. 9/10 fresh Ross Brooks 0 Citysearch April 10, 2003 +903 A trip to the bottom of the sea that has no real purpose save to flog the wreck of the Titanic, Cameron's cash cow. 2/4 rotten Kevin M. Williams 1 Chicago Tribune April 10, 2003 +903 The next best thing to riding a sub to the bottom of the North Atlantic and prowling around the sunken ocean liner. A- fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution April 10, 2003 +903 A documentary that is at times awesome and at times meditative on how one faces the question of life or death in the face of disaster. 2.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Filmcritic.com April 10, 2003 +903 A voyage of discovery that's generally absorbing and sometimes breathtaking, though some of the directorial choices are unnecessarily glitzy. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 9, 2003 +903 Ever get that sinking feeling? You'll want to...and you'll like it. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 8, 2003 +903 It's frustrating that Cameron couldn't make a proper documentary, because the footage is astonishingly beautiful, the subject matter is compelling and the timing is eerily relevant. 2.5/4 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 7, 2003 +903 Despite over-ripe narration and an understandable urge to cram too much in, Ghosts of the Abyss is a thrilling documentary. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone April 4, 2003 +903 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +906 There are welcome insights in to a culture largely ignored by society; unfortunately, they are married in to a domestic drama that slowly loses steam and never manages to overcome how boringly familiar its central scenario is. 5/10 rotten Alistair Ryder 0 The Digital Fix November 12, 2018 +906 Menashe has a tenderness to it that is hard to decry, and because it's shorter than your average film, it doesn't have the time to go off the rails and become something it's not. 3/5 fresh Tomas Trussow 0 The Lonely Film Critic November 9, 2018 +906 Weinstein walks a tightrope similar to the one of his main character, and though Menashe may occasionally falter, this director impressively does not in his first feature. fresh Stephen Saito 0 Moveable Fest November 1, 2018 +906 This a touching film that depicts the father/son relationship in a manner that feels as authentic as its setting. B fresh Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News October 25, 2018 +906 It's a touching and nuanced film, and so skillfully made that you quickly get over the novelty of the fact that its characters are speaking Yiddish and get right into the story. fresh Hannah Brown 0 Jerusalem Post May 24, 2018 +906 Weinstein's ability to notch up the dramatic side of the story without bringing manipulative tricks into play is praiseworthy. His work serves up a tart platter that gives you food for thought. 8/10 fresh Filipe Freitas 0 Film Threat May 14, 2018 +906 An engaging family drama, performed entirely in Yiddish and set within Brooklyn's ultra-orthodox Jewish community of Borough Park. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 4, 2018 +906 A small tale of beauty, sadness and undeniable fascination ... In a way, the film is a kind of documentary hybrid; we're seeing a story, but what we're really watching is the milieu, which has never been depicted on film before with this veracity. 3/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) February 13, 2018 +906 Joshua Z. Weinstein's film is very modest but never less than interesting in the insights it offers into this rarefied world on the edge of Manhattan. 3/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian February 13, 2018 +906 [Boasts] an observational approach, naturalistic appearance, fly-on-the-wall feel and authentic air. 4/5 fresh Sarah Ward 0 ArtsHub February 6, 2018 +906 Menashe Lustig's performance here is strong, in a subtly understated way, and there are a few - but very few - mildly emotionally resonant scenes. 1 fresh Mark Demetrius 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 2, 2018 +906 It's a film that just keeps getting stronger as it goes, unfolding almost imperceptibly and becoming deeper with each scene. 3.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald February 2, 2018 +906 Fortunately, this is not just a hard-nosed dissection of hardliners. Everyone here is a human being capable of change and growth. fresh Christopher Llewellyn 0 Hammer to Nail January 25, 2018 +906 Weinstein deliberately underplays the emotions of the story, preferring to sit back and observe the Hasidic community and Menashe's place in it. 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) December 27, 2017 +906 Menashe credits its audience with enough tenacity and intelligence to dig beneath its gentle nature and ascribe meaning to the film's subtle gestures. 4/5 fresh Toby Woollaston 0 New Zealand Herald December 26, 2017 +906 ... a world that is in many ways quite different from modern secular life in New York City, but the issues of loneliness and family strife are all too universal. fresh Al Hoff 0 Pittsburgh City Paper December 18, 2017 +906 ... the film's naturalistic performances recall the great films of Italian neorealism and pioneering indie directors like John Cassavetes. fresh Loren King 0 Newport This Week (RI) December 13, 2017 +906 A bittersweet, deeply human tale, one with a documentary sense of discovery to its setting: a little seen, highly insular ultraorthodox Jewish community. 4/5 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 13, 2017 +906 Menashe wants to be a good single parent so badly, and his earnest intentions are sympathetic, but the film does a stupendously cruel job making you question if he ever could be. 4/5 fresh Liam Maguren 0 Flicks.co.nz December 11, 2017 +906 It goes within one of the world's most filmed cities to discover an environment rarely revealed to outsiders. But it also wins kudos for the emotional honesty of its uncomplicated narrative. 4/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times December 11, 2017 +906 It's a touching, intimate film conducted mainly in Yiddish, and while the culture is particular, the human problems are universal. fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent December 10, 2017 +906 Weinstein's quiet study of Hasidic society is part of the film's appeal, but the story's crux would have potential in any context. 4/5 fresh Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) December 10, 2017 +906 This terrifically authentic look at life inside New York's Yiddish-speaking Hasidic community is a bittersweet treat - a vibrantly engaging portrait of down-to-earth lives that is affectionate, amusing and ultimately very moving. 4/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) December 10, 2017 +906 A modest tale inspired by the lead actor's own experiences. fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) December 8, 2017 +906 These are the films we celebrate. 4/5 fresh Graeme Tuckett 0 Stuff.co.nz December 7, 2017 +906 Whatever pickle he gets himself in, we can't help but root for Menashe. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) December 7, 2017 +906 It is small and specific, admittedly, but it also tells a universal story about a father's struggle to hold on to the son he loves, and it tells this story tenderly, thoughtfully, beautifully. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator December 7, 2017 +906 Menashe is utterly absorbing, deeply charming, and very funny. It's an impressive first narrative feature by documentarian Joshua Z Weinstein, who brings an assured intimacy to the screen from the outset. 5/5 fresh Saskia Baron 0 The Arts Desk December 7, 2017 +906 Menashe is a deeply felt and absorbing Yiddish-language drama about New York Hasidic Jews. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 7, 2017 +906 A brave step into uncharted territories. The superb leading performance from Menashe Lustig elevates this beautifully observed film. Well worth your time. 4/5 fresh Linda Marric 0 HeyUGuys December 7, 2017 +906 Performed in Yiddish and shot in Brooklyn's Borough Park, this is a rare insight into Orthodox Jewish culture. 4/5 fresh Stephen Puddicombe 0 Total Film December 6, 2017 +906 Doubling as a fascinating look at a subculture that is normally sealed off from the rest of us and a gently amusing comedy of manners, this manages to say an awful lot by, paradoxically, saying it endearingly gently. 4/5 fresh Andrew Lowry 0 Empire Magazine December 6, 2017 +906 Menashe is a pretty basic story regarding child custody, but it benefits from the setting and the unfamiliarity of the Hasidic Jewish community 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 5, 2017 +906 The effort to raise a child, Menashe reminds us, is as likely to confront us with our own childishness as it is to bring out our maturity and responsibility. 4/5 fresh Hannah McGill 0 The List December 4, 2017 +906 Menashe is a film that's about a man who has been dealt a bad thing in his life and he's doing the best that he can. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies November 25, 2017 +906 "Menashe"" is a slice of an America that you've rarely seen before on screen, a world that largely remains from the mainstream, but to which Weinstein shows us a bird's eye view of here. " B+ fresh Jordan Ruimy 0 World of Reel October 15, 2017 +906 Menashe is the most human and humane of dramas. B+ fresh 0 Cincinnati CityBeat September 15, 2017 +906 The hyper-specificity of [a] community, and the deep respect for faith that the movie observes, makes it easy for Menashe to reinvent the everyman tragedy. fresh Matt Patches 0 Thrillist September 15, 2017 +906 At its heart, Menashe is a universal story. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies September 8, 2017 +906 Ultimately, thanks to a sympathetic and nuanced performance from Lustig, Menashe offers a thoughtful portrait of the challenge of parenthood and the struggle to be a man and a father. 3/4 fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 8, 2017 +906 Certainly Weinstein captures the complex culture of this ultra-Orthodox community... That sense of a community, and how an oddball like Menashe learns to live within it, is what makes Menashe so fascinating and universal. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 7, 2017 +906 Some viewers may have trouble with the fact that Menashe doesn't simply abandon this world that treats him with so little respect, but that's precisely what makes the film so powerful. fresh 0 The Public (Buffalo) September 5, 2017 +906 Poignant, but shot through with welcome touches of humor, it opens a door to an unfamiliar culture, and does so with honesty and heart. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 31, 2017 +906 [It] raises questions about religion and conformity but never challenges them directly. Instead, it offers a rare window into a religious community that steers clear of modern society, and into a man who, with his foibles and frailties, is all too human. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Sommer 0 Buffalo News August 31, 2017 +906 Menashe the film is so intimate and so nuanced in its depiction of the woes of Menashe the character that there's really no need for anything else. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle August 31, 2017 +906 The movie is such an immersive portrayal of an insular world rarely seen onscreen that the thin story isn't a major problem. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly August 31, 2017 +906 A neorealist take on Hasidic life that is fascinating, if slightly repetitive. fresh Jacob Knight 0 Birth.Movies.Death. August 29, 2017 +906 Menashe offers much food for thought. 7/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 TheArtsStl August 25, 2017 +906 [Joshua Z. ] Weinstein's Menashe succeeds in doing what many good films do; it opens the door to a world most of us don't really know. fresh Ned Lannamann 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 24, 2017 +906 'Menashe' could have used a bit more fire and spirit. It's commendable that Weinstein does not overly dramatize the prime conflict, but that also dilutes the film's poignancy. 2.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 23, 2017 +906 Delicate laughs ensue ... with some meaningful moments of emotion popping up as needed in this unusually framed, slice-of-life tale. 3.5/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) August 19, 2017 +906 I don't want to give anything away, but eventually audience members who are paying attention might conclude that Menashe isn't simply having a run of bad luck. B fresh Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer August 18, 2017 +906 [Director Joshua] Weinstein, one feels, comes to Borough Park not to judge but to quietly observe. 4/5 fresh Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press August 18, 2017 +906 "Menashe"" is a little slice of life, delivered with a knowing sense of truth." B fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News August 18, 2017 +906 "The curious are welcome, but this one fits snugly in the category of ""You Don't Have to Be Jewish, But..."" " 3/5 fresh Scott Marks 1 San Diego Reader August 17, 2017 +906 "Weinstein normally directs documentaries, and ""Menashe"" has a fly-on-the-wall feel at times, particularly in the warmly believable interplay between father and son. The movie was filmed in Borough Park, N.Y., which adds to the atmosphere." 3.5/5 fresh Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic August 17, 2017 +906 "The burly Lustig has a melancholy quality - he plays ""himself"" as a fellow with a good heart, but one who's become a little too comfortable with failure." 2.5/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News August 16, 2017 +906 The end product is heartfelt yet complex, a story which is refreshing in its simultaneous narrative simplicity and psychological depth, but unfortunately it is just not very well made. rotten Chelsea Phillips-Carr 0 National Post August 14, 2017 +906 Sensitive and sympathetic character study, offering gentle insight into a self-segregated community. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate August 13, 2017 +906 "Menashe"" is a movie that by all rights should not exist. Sitting in the theater, watching this film for the first time, I was preoccupied throughout with the question of how the hell this movie came into being." 9/10 fresh Elazar Fine 0 The Young Folks August 12, 2017 +906 The subtle on-screen chemistry between father and son gives this sweet and poignant drama a solid emotional base. 3/4 fresh Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star August 11, 2017 +906 Delicately woven and sensitively told, director-writer Joshua Z Weinstein's ode to a shlemiel rings true. 3/4 fresh Brad Wheeler 1 Globe and Mail August 11, 2017 +906 It provides plenty of observations of the man's flaws, while offering no judgment of those flaws. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 10, 2017 +906 Menashe shows that even though a father may eat, pray, and love differently, his bond with his son is something anyone can comprehend. fresh Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper August 10, 2017 +906 "In scene after scene, ""Menashe"" strikes complex notes without telegraphing how the audience should feel." 3.5/4 fresh Alan Zilberman 1 Washington Post August 10, 2017 +906 Despite being set in an almost impenetrably closed society, Menashe is a touching story with the universal theme of being unable to fit in a world of hard rules and expected behavior. fresh Jim Slotek 0 Original Cin August 10, 2017 +906 This is Weinstein's first dramatic feature; he's been a documentarian, and that comes through in his ability to show Menashe in the context of his world. 3/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 10, 2017 +906 The script seems overly determined to knock its hero down, when the people around him could stand to do some growing up. rotten Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight August 9, 2017 +906 The formulaic narrative is made unpredictable by the authentic surroundings and the potential complications of religion. But it's still formulaic. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto August 9, 2017 +906 First time feature film director Joshua Z. Weinstein uses his documentary skills to put us in the midst of Menashe's life. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 9, 2017 +906 Menashe is all about capturing the painful dynamic of feeling completely alienated, even when you're in a room surrounded by people just like you. 8.2/10 fresh Andy Crump 0 Paste Magazine August 3, 2017 +906 At times sweet, but never patronizing, Menashe examines a world that might seem foreign or oppressive without ever turning its inhabitants into caricatures or figures of fun. fresh David Sims 1 The Atlantic August 2, 2017 +906 Menashe Lustig creates an endearing character, hapless and disheveled, barely scraping by, whose every attempt to do the right thing seems fated for failure. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 1, 2017 +906 Menashe may be a film of understated storytelling and plot, but its pleasures lie primarily in the wonderfully observational approach that Weinstein takes to his protagonist. B fresh Dominick Suzanne-Mayer 0 Consequence of Sound July 29, 2017 +906 "Sympathy is generated...but not sustained drama...Sensitive portrayal [but] such a respectfully realistic but modest story as Menashe can leave the audience saying ""So nu?""." 6/10 fresh Nora Lee 0 Film-Forward.com July 28, 2017 +906 Small, naturalistic moments like a scene of father and son scrambling to quickly eat breakfast and leave the apartment collectively give the Yiddish-language movie its quiet but unmistakable power. 4/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork July 28, 2017 +906 The plot is a touch obvious, but Menashe still plays like a more culturally specific Kramer vs. Kramer, setting up a testy, fascinating dynamic between micromanaging rabbis and a naturally warm dad with wisdom of his own. 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out July 28, 2017 +906 Bittersweet yet charming, it's both intimate and relatable for parents everywhere. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue July 28, 2017 +906 This is not a melodramatic movie - there's not so much as a fistfight, and the ending will be too quiet for some - yet at times its sadness is almost overwhelming. 4/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 28, 2017 +906 Menashe is full of lovely grace notes in which nothing much happens, but which deepen our understanding of this self-segregated corner of the world. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR July 27, 2017 +906 "My heart broke a little near the end of ""Menashe,"" a sweet comedy that's not without a bit of sadness. For sure, this funny and tender film prompts cheerful smiles, but sometimes they turn melancholy." fresh Ken Jaworowski 1 New York Times July 27, 2017 +906 The film ends up getting stuck in a no man's land between fiction and documentary, never quite coming together as a complete narrative. 2.5/4 rotten Oliver Jones 1 Observer July 27, 2017 +906 It's a gentle, melancholy father-and-son story that's as notable for an evocation of its self-contained world as it is for its drama. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 27, 2017 +906 Weinstein has created a work of interest partially because he is aware of his own distance from his subject matter. fresh Daniel Felsenthal 1 Village Voice July 27, 2017 +906 The film has an unpolished intimacy, peeling back the surface exoticism of a cloistered faith to reveal the poignantly ordinary struggle of being an imperfect person in the world. B+ fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly July 27, 2017 +906 What keeps Menashe from just being outside-in ethnography is how much nuance Weinstein and Lustig bring to the main character. B+ fresh Noel Murray 1 AV Club July 27, 2017 +906 Menashe is a quiet triumph, pulling back when other films would go too far, delivering an engaging drama of intimate detail and considerable humanity. 4/5 fresh Benjamin Lee 0 Guardian July 27, 2017 +906 An intimate, affectionate and, to a degree, critical portrayal of both a man and the strict traditions he's raised in. fresh Tomris Laffly 0 Film Journal International July 26, 2017 +906 A stunning achievement in every sense. The film stands on its own as family drama but beyond that is a profoundly sensitive look at an orthodox society that is facing challenges from within. fresh Louis Proyect 0 Counterpunch.org July 25, 2017 +906 Director Weinstein evokesthe warmth of Brooklyn's Hasidic community while at the same time offering implicit criticism of its insularity. A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Shockya.com July 24, 2017 +906 Menashe humanizes Hasidic life In a pensive, emotional drama. B fresh Kyle Kohner 0 The Playlist July 21, 2017 +906 Invites audiences into the insular world of Hasidic New York via a character they won't soon forget, memorably embodied by first-timer Menashe Lustig. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety July 6, 2017 +906 The film winds up compelling both from a cultural and sociological angle and as a universal story of a parent yearning to be with his son. fresh Claudia Puig 1 TheWrap May 3, 2017 +906 Rather than pick apart rituals... Weinstein simply lets us see them in action as part of the natural fabric of Menashe's life. 4/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film March 30, 2017 +906 Striking throughout are the seemingly caught-on-the-wing moments that subtly enrichen the film's characterizations. 3/4 fresh Kenji Fujishima 0 Slant Magazine March 10, 2017 +906 'The Three Things That Bring A Man Happiness, Says The Talmud: A nice wife, a nice house, and nice dishes.' And how coming to light, is the way in which forced marriages can psychologically scar males too - who knew. Quirky Un-Orthodox Hasidic tale rules. fresh Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Radio March 4, 2017 +906 A gorgeous ode to everyone's inner screw-up. 4/4 fresh Nick Allen 1 RogerEbert.com February 1, 2017 +906 Works as both a rare introduction to a way of life largely unseen as well as a touching depiction of fighting for what's most important in life. B fresh Jordan Raup 0 The Film Stage January 25, 2017 +906 The real strength of Menashe lies with its ability to be a fly on the wall of a fragile existence that can take any number of unexpected turns. A- fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire January 25, 2017 +906 Weinstein's charming Menashe immerses us in an authentic environment of ultra-Orthodox Judaism and makes it relatable by weaving a sweet story familiar in its general contours, of a single father struggling to hold onto the son he loves. fresh David Rooney 1 Hollywood Reporter January 23, 2017 +906 As if the Dardennes came to Brooklyn, only funnier. fresh David D'Arcy 0 Screen International January 23, 2017 +907 fun, irresistibly charming and very genuinely felt 3.5/4 fresh Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer August 17, 2010 +907 A Big Mac with a mineral water chaser. rotten Thomas Peyser 0 Style Weekly (Richmond, VA) July 29, 2008 +907 [Its] cheery characters are ultimately stuck wending their way through wackily contrived scenarios fit for a sitcom. C+ rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness April 24, 2006 +907 L'auberge espagnole or The Spanish apartment is a lovable, cozy mess just like its architectural setting. fresh 0 european-films.net March 25, 2005 +907 ...not a difficult movie to criticize, [but] a hard movie not to like. B fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 29, 2005 +907 Frothy ensemble comedy/romance flick. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 12, 2004 +907 European Union navel-gazing plus braying youth worship equals L' Auberge Espagnol. rotten Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian September 1, 2004 +907 There isn't enough story or character development to make this into the breathtaking escapade Klapisch seems to have aspired to. rotten Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife May 21, 2004 +907 The episodic L'auberge Espangnole is like a younger and European version of Friends. 2.7 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com April 19, 2004 +907 Deft, exhilarating comedy fresh George Wu 0 culturevulture.net December 19, 2003 +907 Yet another example of writer/director Klapisch's way of finding fresh new insights within the most mundane of circumstances. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 17, 2003 +907 Klapisch has imbued the film with such energy and such insight that his themes linger on the palate, like the aftertaste of a fine French or Spanish or Italian or German or whatever wine. 2.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies October 17, 2003 +907 It's a rarity, a comedy about young adults that does not laugh at their inexperience, and remains accessible even to old fogies. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post October 17, 2003 +907 A film whose limitations are the same as its appeal: It's a bauble. 2.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail October 17, 2003 +907 "Since for most of us, it's too late to pack a suitcase, spend a year in beautiful Barcelona, and fall so easily in and out of love, ""L'Auberge Espagnole"" is a lovely cinematic diversion." 3/5 fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com October 16, 2003 +907 Crams a whole season of Real World fights, flings, cover-ups and send-off parties into one bloated pastry of a film. D- rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 30, 2003 +907 Even when I was in grad school, I'd have found this film excruciatingly long, juvenile, self-indulgent and implausible. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer July 25, 2003 +907 It's apt to leave American viewers with a depressing sense of cultural inferiority when these characters are weighed against the classless, clueless, horny drunks that populate our own equivalents of Klapisch's film. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 16, 2003 +907 Think of L'Auberge Espagnole, a French comedy-drama about a gang of international exchange students living together in Barcelona, as Friends -- the International Edition. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle June 27, 2003 +907 We watch these young people as they experiment, grow and learn, and when the movie finally ends after two hours, we're sorry to leave them behind. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star June 27, 2003 +907 There are potentially interesting characters that go underdeveloped and even more potentially fascinating ideas that are given short shrift. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 27, 2003 +907 Xavier, the movie's center, is unfortunately one of the less interesting people in L'Auberge Espagnole, but the lovable chaos that swirls about him makes up for that. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 27, 2003 +907 Does start off slowly and is consistently hobbled by Duris' bland performance and the equally bland character he portrays, but eventually it settles into a pleasing rhythm and mood. 3/5 fresh Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 26, 2003 +907 It features four of the most erotically and emotionally delectable female performances I have seen in one film this year. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer June 26, 2003 +907 Un cuadro honesto e imaginativo sobre las expectativas juveniles, los amores imposibles, los enredos del crecer, el descubrimiento de otros mundos. fresh Enrique Buchichio 0 Uruguay Total June 25, 2003 +907 Much of the charm of this film is in its understanding of the great fluidity of romantic relationships -- especially before people decide to settle down. 3/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel June 20, 2003 +907 I party heartier than these generically attractive twentysomethings. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 20, 2003 +907 As he did in When the Cat's Away, Klapisch demonstrates an understanding for the way young people caught between the demands of adulthood and their lingering adolescence behave. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald June 13, 2003 +907 It's hard to complain about a film that combines Paris and the city in the world that is most like it. fresh Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic June 11, 2003 +907 You've seen this before, and you'll see it again, but L'Auberge Espagnole is a pleasant enough way to spend a couple of hours. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan June 8, 2003 +907 Full though shallow, a swell trip to Barcelona. 2.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune June 6, 2003 +907 Despite the movie's lack of narrative discipline, it grows on you, in part because it's so easy to identify with these characters. B- fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle June 5, 2003 +907 Warm without sentimentality, funny without jokes, rich in character without caricature, it hits that rare spot where we receive intense pleasure at the recognition of truth. 4/5 fresh Richard Nilsen 1 Arizona Republic June 5, 2003 +907 Imagine an average episode of Friends with subtitles, more sex and less laughs. 3/5 rotten Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) June 5, 2003 +907 "L'Auberge Espagnole"" isn't a perfect, or at times very even, film, but it's chock-full of a kind of experimentation and fun rarely found in the slick, polished and ready for the masses fare that the studios usually traffic in" 3/4 fresh Vanessa Sibbald 0 Zap2it.com May 30, 2003 +907 Watch it and you'll long for a much-needed European vacation. fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian May 30, 2003 +907 Cedric Klapisch takes the old cliches of culture clash... and turns them into a vision of the new European Union as communal household. B+ fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer May 30, 2003 +907 It's a movie that feels rich in possibility, like the time of life it depicts, and creates a sunniness that lingers long after the credits roll. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times May 30, 2003 +907 Lively but overlong B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 29, 2003 +907 A love song to the new Europe ... and a snapshot of a polyglot gang on the cusp of kind-of- reckless youth and responsibility- burdened adulthood. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 29, 2003 +907 Slight and overly eager to impress with its flourishes, but sufficiently brisk and colorful to prove satisfying nonetheless. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 28, 2003 +907 Way closer to being a Real World movie than The Real Cancun was. 6/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine May 26, 2003 +907 Nothing tremendous, but a decent bit of relatively charming and diversionary entertainment. 6/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! May 23, 2003 +907 A buoyant, extremely enjoyable film that coasts along on a quality few movies manage to capture: the exuberant curiosity of youth. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press May 23, 2003 +907 Funny, smart and sexy, not to mention the best advertisement for the euro I've ever seen. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post May 23, 2003 +907 It's an exhilarating, funny, very sweet movie. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post May 23, 2003 +907 Now and again, L'Auberge makes a leap. The light catches it just right, and up flashes a pleasing insight about the state of the European union. 2.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post May 23, 2003 +907 Imagine the American students in The Real Cancun as if they were literate, cosmopolitan and not substance abusers, and you've got it. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 23, 2003 +907 Barcelona lends an intoxicating sparkle to a movie that's best when it speaks with affection for its youthful characters, inhabitants of an untidy world in which no dirty dish wants for company in a crowded kitchen sink. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News May 23, 2003 +907 This mushy tale of twenty-something angst is like a Euro version of Reality Bites. 4/10 rotten Erich Scholz 0 Citysearch May 23, 2003 +907 There's a reason this warm, stylish human comedy was a big hit all across the Continent: It conveys a new generation's conviction that borders no longer matter. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe May 23, 2003 +907 [Klapisch] forces us to notice the ordinary details we ordinarily sleepwalk through. 3/4 fresh Allison Benedikt 1 Chicago Tribune May 22, 2003 +907 With such a large cast there's not a whole heck of a lot for everybody to do, but the characters are fleshed out well enough by the writing and the talented ensemble cast. B fresh Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News May 22, 2003 +907 One of the best films of the year, this French drama is about an industrious young man's experiences abroad in Barcelona, Spain and his awakening to his mission in life and his unity with others. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 20, 2003 +907 ... a lot of nice touches. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper May 19, 2003 +907 ...an upbeat confection that boasts a robust celebration in spotlighting the confusion of the indelible heart set against the luscious Barcelona baroque backdrop...gleefully impish 3/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye May 18, 2003 +907 While there's considerable craft, artistry and entertainment in the film, the enterprise is a bit too chaotic and unfocused to wield much of a punch. fresh Leonard Klady 0 Movie City News May 18, 2003 +907 It energetically captures the frenzied pace of contemporary existence, the complexities of life in a multicultural world, the rootless joys of living in a foreign city and the heady world of possibilities one envisions while in college. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today May 16, 2003 +907 It's the last year of free time. The last year of hanging out. The last year to spend on simply living. Few movies have ever conveyed that sense so well. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 16, 2003 +907 Presents an appealing and persuasive picture of European integration, in which national differences, which once sparked military and political conflict, are preserved because they make life sexier and more interesting. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times May 16, 2003 +907 It's a situation looking for comedy, which Klapisch and his young cast only occasionally deliver. 2/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News May 16, 2003 +907 Soft, sugary and sitcomish confection. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post May 16, 2003 +907 A pleasure for anyone looking back or forward to the experience of leaving home for the first time. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News May 16, 2003 +907 The movie is clever, stylish, and full of fun, beautiful people that you wouldn't mind sharing a flat with, especially in an incredible city like Barcelona. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com May 15, 2003 +907 The real stars of the film are Francois Emmanuelli's vibrant production design, Klapisch's flair with inventive optical effects and above all Barcelona itself, captured here in all its baroque brilliance. 3/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide May 15, 2003 +907 A lighthearted, good-natured motion picture that contains enough humor to leaven the tone and keep the drama from becoming too serious. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews May 15, 2003 +907 The film snaps, crackles and pops with visual ingenuity. 3.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday May 15, 2003 +907 L'auberge espagnole is so full and nourishing that even with a two-hour-plus running time, it's sad to see it end. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times May 15, 2003 +907 [Klapisch] lets Xavier's year abroad unfold with the right wandering touch of pleasure, nostalgia, and wistful exploration. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly May 14, 2003 +907 It's a sometimes likeable little film. But, like a small plane that never obtains liftoff, the movie seems happy to spend all of its time just taxiing around the runway. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews May 10, 2003 +907 Despite the presence of a talented and youthful ensemble cast, and some playful directorical touches involving split-screens and speeded-up footage, it remains only modestly entertaining. 2/5 rotten Tom Dawson 0 BBC.com April 15, 2003 +907 A terrifically entertaining comedy illustrating the view that people of diverse nationalities can get along famously with one another. 3.5/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 18, 2003 +907 2/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +907 3/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 16, 2005 +907 3.5/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) December 15, 2003 +907 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant July 16, 2003 +907 2/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle June 8, 2003 +907 3/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com May 19, 2003 +908 "Divided We Fall"" is a vital reminder of the kinds of dramatic choices made by millions of peopled victimized by Nazis and traitors in a war that was fought at all costs." B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 20, 2009 +908 Manages to be funny and touching without ever resorting to schmaltz. 4/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 February 13, 2003 +908 Just when you think you've seen all the World War II films you can handle, one comes along that leaves you in awe. 5/5 fresh Rachel Gordon 0 Filmcritic.com December 6, 2001 +908 The comic elements are handled with a delicacy so that they do not overwhelm the dramatic underpinnings. 4/5 fresh Ted Murphy 0 Baseline.Hollywood.com December 4, 2001 +908 As with the films of Emir Kusturica, whose characters also resist easy analysis, the people in Divided We Fall are completely and wonderfully human. fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 8, 2001 +908 Divided We Fall is quintessentially Czech, and it knows no borders. fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail October 8, 2001 +908 No matter a person's race, creed, religion or even political affiliation, this simple Czech film is a triumph to be shared by all. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies October 8, 2001 +908 A stark portrait of the Nazi occupation -- the paranoia citizens lived with every moment, and the way small lies lead to tragic consequences. fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 7, 2001 +908 A well-acted, thoughtful piece that shows what it may have been like living in Nazi-occupied portions of Europe, particularly in ethnically mixed Czechoslovakia. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 7, 2001 +908 Has the literary richness, depth of character and tone that such a morally difficult, powerful narrative requires. fresh Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune August 16, 2001 +908 Parts are very funny, but not over the top like Life is Beautiful. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine August 12, 2001 +908 The players perfectly inhabit their characters; nobody seems to be actually acting. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star August 3, 2001 +908 A lovely movie, one that allows its characters unexpected spurts of growth and regression, darkness and grace. 4/5 fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine August 2, 2001 +908 A rewarding, courageous and beautiful work. fresh Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News August 2, 2001 +908 The performances ... pull us into the humanity and indignity of it all. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee July 30, 2001 +908 A provocative Holocaust drama saturated with tension and streaked with dark comedy. 5/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review July 20, 2001 +908 An accomplished, insightful, touching film. fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post July 20, 2001 +908 Treats the ensuing issues of conscience and compromise with subtlety and warmth. 3.5/4 fresh Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 19, 2001 +908 A stirring, affecting story about courage, trust and the inevitability of bizarre allegiances during times of desperation. 4/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post July 6, 2001 +908 Whether they act with cowardice or courage, the characters are invariably complex. 4.5/5 fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post July 6, 2001 +908 Ultimately stands on the united essence of the human condition. fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 5, 2001 +908 Even in the most appalling circumstances, it suggests, human folly can be funny and even moving. fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times June 29, 2001 +908 A tender and heartbreakingly lovely story of risk and sacrifice in the shadow of the terror. A- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 29, 2001 +908 Hrebejk, Jarchovsky and the talented cast wrench our emotions in unexpected directions. fresh Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle June 29, 2001 +908 Says that people are more important than politics. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 28, 2001 +908 ...an interesting character study... C+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 27, 2001 +908 Hrebejk directs with a sure hand and a warm heart. fresh Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic June 25, 2001 +908 An important film, one that raises questions about the choices we make when our very humanity is at stake. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) June 25, 2001 +908 While Hrebejk's biblical references and baby making slapstick become somewhat labored, his gentle comedy nonetheless stands true to his title. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 24, 2001 +908 A film which has little to say, and even less idea of the most appropriate way to say it. 2/4 rotten Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com June 23, 2001 +908 Director Jan Hrebejk gives it a provocative and daring twist, perching farcical mischief, wit, and pragmatism on the edge of the Holocaust. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe June 22, 2001 +908 The stories should be heartfelt and real ... not just half-hearted attempts at comedy. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 19, 2001 +908 Unbearable tension is coupled with wit and the consistent element of surprise. 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly June 17, 2001 +908 Morally complex -- and very entertaining. 3/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 15, 2001 +908 Hrebejk furthers his country's reputation for cinematic absurdity as the only sane artistic reaction to political insanity. A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly June 15, 2001 +908 When the film begins to drown in its own good intentions, it's these actors who float to the top keep it from sinking into the depths of mawkish melodramatics. 2.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire June 13, 2001 +908 Writer Petr Jarchovsky never lets events slip into silliness, successfully bringing the understated humor of his source novel to the screen. 3/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com June 8, 2001 +908 Shows that it's not only possible to make a spine-tingling World War II saga without bloodshed, but also to use such stories to examine the agonizing-but-necessary values of conscience, loyalty and forgiveness. fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday June 8, 2001 +908 A very worthwhile entry in the proud tradition of Czech filmmakers examining serious social issues with dark humor. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post June 8, 2001 +908 Poignant, humanistic and irresistibly comic. 4.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times June 8, 2001 +908 A decent and honorably made film. fresh 0 E! Online June 8, 2001 +908 Attempts a mix of subtle drama and tragedy, but loses much if not all meaning in the process. rotten Jon Alon 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 8, 2001 +908 The cast ... performs with such subtlety and ingenuity that all sense of narrative artifice vanishes. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times June 7, 2001 +908 The highly theatrical finale is one of the most gracious film moments you'll ever witness. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice June 7, 2001 +908 It's both appallingly self-congratulatory and unconscionable. 2/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide June 7, 2001 +908 Feels as if it's been engineered for the lowest IQ in the room. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz June 7, 2001 +908 Gripping, thrilling and even funny, without sacrificing complexity. fresh Andy Klein 0 New Times June 7, 2001 +908 The settings are authentic, but the acting comes across fairly flat. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews June 7, 2001 +908 Inspires a longing to follow these vivid characters into the next horrific stage of the Czech century. fresh 1 Village Voice June 6, 2001 +908 An entertaining and provocative tale of ordinary people who suddenly find themselves heroes. fresh Erica Abeel 0 Film Journal International June 4, 2001 +908 Brings to vivid life the tribulations and even the joys of normal people whose loyalties are tested in abnormal times. fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 20, 2001 +908 Confronts an incendiary topic head-on with grace, style, compassion and exquisitely practical wit. fresh Eddie Cockrell 1 Variety February 13, 2001 +908 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +908 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat February 24, 2004 +908 3/5 fresh Marrit Ingman 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +908 3/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com May 23, 2002 +908 A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 9, 2002 +908 4/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News December 8, 2001 +909 Clearly achieves what Goldthwait wanted it to, and the unapologetic bluntness of it is itself worthy of praise, however awkward and squeamish. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy June 5, 2016 +909 A bizarre comedy that stretches its central gimmick thinner than watered-down carnival taffy. 1/4 rotten 0 TV Guide May 22, 2008 +909 Basically a redneck drive-in movie in style and delivery. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader May 22, 2008 +909 Great idea for a tasteless short, but not enough for a feature. 2/5 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) January 12, 2006 +909 The tagline is true - and so are the rumors. 2/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 4, 2003 +909 When it works, it's uniquely funny. When it doesn't, it's uniquely bad. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 21, 2003 +909 Sporadically, but hilariously, funny. Goldthwait is great as the alcoholic, mime-hatin' clown. 3/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 21, 2003 +909 A must-see for clown haters. 2/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 13, 2003 +909 Shake this one back into the film can and let it rot there. 1/5 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 17, 2002 +909 It's weird, but it's not really funny. 2/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +909 The movie plays like a series of scene outlines -- ideas for how the movie should progress -- that needed more writing and revision before the actors were called in. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +909 A wonderfully weird two hours. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +909 Shakes the Clown is sick but whether it's a joke is a matter of taste. And this film is about as tasteless as they come. 0/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +909 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 28, 2005 +909 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 4, 2005 +909 2/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) November 4, 2004 +909 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 18, 2003 +909 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 3, 2002 +909 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 28, 2002 +911 "Even bigger, brasher, brighter and more vicious than the decade it satirises, though sadly ""Heathers"" failed to make Very happen. It's a blunt satire, though still effective, still coruscatingly funny - and scarily prescient." 4.5/5 fresh Sarah Cartland 0 Caution Spoilers November 10, 2018 +911 A pointless satire on high school coeds acting bitchy and hanging out in cliques. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 31, 2018 +911 Mostly this is gleeful nastiness crafted with jagged irony and with a captivating performance by Winona Ryder at its centre. fresh Edward Lawrenson 0 The Big Issue August 15, 2018 +911 If there's a weakness of motivation in Heathers, it may be because the whole film is rather dream-like, a product of Veronica's fevered writing and imaginings, with a consequent chaos and interchangeability of roles. fresh Richard Combs 0 Sight and Sound August 10, 2018 +911 Heathers really is odd, like a mix of something by Stephen King and Bret Easton Ellis... 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 9, 2018 +911 'Heathers' still pulses with the visceral thrill of getting away with something - both on- and off-screen. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire June 18, 2016 +911 After Columbine, this dark comedy isn't as funny. 4/5 fresh Maria Llull 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +911 Heathers locates the emotional totalitarianism lurking in a prom queen's heart. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine August 31, 2010 +911 A super-smart black comedy about high school politics and teenage suicide that showcases a host of promising young talents. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety August 31, 2010 +911 Heathers, with all its flagrant masochism and violence, is a throwback to a more innocent time, where such films could be made and still be deemed over the top fantasy. 3/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com July 22, 2010 +911 ... the film paints high school as a veritable hell where the only way to alleviate suffering is by making others suffer more. fresh Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review August 11, 2008 +911 Two decades later, Heathers is so on the money, with its vague but unmistakable parallels to several school shootings, that it could never be made today. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 15, 2008 +911 Dark, cynical, but deliciously funny, Heathersis a fascinating look not just at high school but at the way we look at high school. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide July 18, 2007 +911 A super-smart black comedy about high school politics and teenage suicide that showcases a host of promising young talents. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety July 18, 2007 +911 Its inanities and glib pretensions are so thick that it mainly comes across as tacky and contrived. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader July 18, 2007 +911 fantastic 3.5/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is June 20, 2007 +911 An amazing black satire filled with vicious biting words that snap like firecrackers. 5/5 fresh Brad Laidman 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +911 Scathing and hilarious. 4/5 fresh Adam Smith 0 Empire Magazine January 15, 2005 +911 "Viciously delicious cult classic, flip side of ""The Breakfast Club." 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 15, 2004 +911 Director Michael Lehmann and writer Daniel Waters keep things dark and tasty, and the dialogue and high school politics still resonate with a sharp sting. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 17, 2004 +911 Blistering comedy run aground by cop-out ending. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 1, 2004 +911 Lehman's delightfully dark and deranged take on adolescent angst and isolation. Heathers is heuristic in its haughty examination of teenaged alienation 4/5 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye May 25, 2003 +911 As snappy and assured as it is mean-spirited. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +911 A wonderful savage satire on high school life. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 19, 2002 +911 A poisoned candy apple that'll bring a sardonic smile to the lips of those who remember it and entertain those who haven't experienced it before. 4.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +911 This film is dark as night but great fun, taking teen issues by the scruff of the neck and holding them up as the rather unpleasant exhibits they are. 4/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film April 8, 2002 +911 For a long time, we're not even sure of the point of view: Is this a black comedy about murder or just a cynical morality play? The traveler in the foreign country is not sure, but he knows the film inspires thought. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +911 May be the nastiest, cruelest fun you can have without actually having to study law or gird leather products. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +911 More than just one of the best movies so far this year, it is a revolution in young-adult entertainment. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +911 Lehmann ... made a stunning debut with this sharp satire of teen cliques. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +911 You can be more popular dead than alive fresh Shane Burridge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +911 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 30, 2005 +911 4/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 28, 2004 +911 5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film September 19, 2004 +911 4/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 8, 2004 +911 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 EnPrimeur.ca April 5, 2004 +911 4/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 17, 2003 +911 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 15, 2003 +911 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 26, 2003 +911 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) January 30, 2003 +911 5/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 15, 2002 +911 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 24, 2002 +911 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 27, 2002 +912 It's a superbly creepy thriller, with universal themes...An essential movie in anyone's canon. fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald September 13, 2018 +912 Gaslight serves as a fascinating depiction of psychological torture. What strikes me about it the most is the way patriarchy and male dominance play out in the narrative. fresh Jourdain Searles 0 Fishnet Cinema August 27, 2018 +912 Direction by George Cukor is ever a display of fine craftsmanship. He utilizes small mosaics of sharp characterization in building to his climax and works in each facet faultlessly. This is the job for which Cukor admirers have been waiting. fresh 1 Hollywood Reporter May 4, 2017 +912 We rely on the actors and the script to convey the mood, and director George Cukor matched no less a figure than Alfred Hitchcock with the results. fresh Rob Vaux 0 Cinema-stache March 15, 2017 +912 It's a bit dated now, but still has much to offer, notably George Cukor's intelligent direction. 4/5 fresh Tony Sloman 0 Radio Times February 4, 2014 +912 George Cukor conjures up an oppressive atmosphere... But it's not quite enough to cover up the script's yawning gaps in logic. 3/5 rotten 0 Total Film February 4, 2014 +912 Overwrought to contemporary eyes, perhaps, but still troubling and, in its own way, powerful. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm July 30, 2012 +912 Brilliant classic of mind-game suspense. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +912 Patrick Hamilton's London stage melodrama, is given an exciting screen treatment by Arthur Hornblow Jr's excellent production starring Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman and Joseph Cotten. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety May 20, 2008 +912 Classic drama-horror with put upon Bergman and suavely evil Boyer. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers December 21, 2006 +912 Soaked in paranoia, Cukor's superb pyschological thriller is a period film noir, just like Hitchcock's The Lodger and Hanover Square, both set in the Edwardian age. A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 5, 2006 +912 Prepare yourselves rather for a lengthy and restless stretch on tenterhooks. fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times March 25, 2006 +912 A terrific atmospheric thriller. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 8, 2004 +912 a moderately entertaining variation on the old gothic thriller 2.5/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com January 23, 2004 +912 It's not bad, but the original is better. rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +912 Effective thriller, but inferior to the British original. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 1, 2002 +912 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 29, 2005 +912 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 27, 2004 +912 3/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat June 23, 2004 +912 4/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 4, 2004 +912 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 6, 2003 +912 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 9, 2002 +913 This engaging French comedy has Fanny Ardant in Mrs Robinson mode as an improbably glamorous retired dentist who has an affair with a younger man. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) June 20, 2014 +913 Bright Days Ahead is a fitting title for a story about one woman's transition at a turning point of her life where time is no longer her enemy, but her anchor. 4/5 fresh Jon Lyus 0 HeyUGuys June 20, 2014 +913 A fine performance from Fanny Ardant elevates Marion Vernoux's intriguing if rarely riveting study of late-life passion. 3/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times June 20, 2014 +913 Bright Days is fairly lightweight stuff but Ardant's performance lends it conviction and poignancy. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) June 19, 2014 +913 To the film's credit, no one finds the age gap that scandalous, but that doesn't mean it doesn't matter. These are people at very different places in life. 3/5 fresh Leslie Felperin 0 Guardian June 19, 2014 +913 A lightweight but sincere glimpse at starting life when many are ending it. 7/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 It's Just Movies June 19, 2014 +913 Don't hold your breath, or your heart: it's not exactly Brief Encounter. But Ardant has the moves. It's the younger cast members who must struggle to keep up. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times June 19, 2014 +913 We've seen variations on the character before. But Fanny Ardant's performance as the straitlaced wife ... is insightful and note-perfect. 3/5 fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out June 17, 2014 +913 This is twinkly wish-fulfilment on stilts, presumably aimed at The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel fanclub, but it manages some funny jabs at ageism, and it's lovely to see Ardant being funny, vibrant and desirable. 3/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman June 16, 2014 +913 It's all a tad slight and glossy, but the performances redeem it ... 3/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film June 16, 2014 +913 Fitfully amusing and poignant in its insights into ageing, this cross-generational fling saga lacks the character and depth to say anything genuinely significant. 3/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine June 16, 2014 +913 Lead performance from Fanny Ardant is superbly measured, bringing an interesting internalization to an occasionally, but not crushingly, routine look at the power of flirtation. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com May 23, 2014 +913 Ardant might wrestle with alienation, but Bright Days Ahead never risks alienating its self-satisfied target audience. 2/4 rotten Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader May 8, 2014 +913 "Bright Days Ahead"" offers an interesting twist on the May-December romance." 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic May 8, 2014 +913 Moves along predictable lines but does feature a glowing, Deneuveian performance from veteran screen star Fanny Ardant. B- fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian April 30, 2014 +913 Struggling to get out from under the film's too-cheery surface is a much more serious movie about grown-ups confronting the depredations of old age. rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times April 24, 2014 +913 It's refreshing to see an optimistic story about an older woman who is funny, smart, and desirable, even if her happy life doesn't leave much room for conflict. fresh Katherine Vu 1 Village Voice April 22, 2014 +913 Bright Days Ahead means to be a casual, charming movie about a woman taking charge of her life, but its lightness gets unbearable; the film is so featherweight that it eventually blows away. 2/5 rotten Adam Nayman 0 The Dissolve April 22, 2014 +913 It's a moving drama about two themes not often brought together in the cinema -- adultery and retirement. 3.5/5 fresh Brendan Kelly 0 Montreal Gazette October 25, 2013 +919 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 22, 2005 +921 This is basically dumb fun with a veneer of smart fun... Fast-paced, utterly enjoyable. fresh Eve Tushnet 0 Patheos September 6, 2018 +921 The movie would probably swing along fine as an out-and-out spoof or a serious thriller, but instead it lacks force in either direction. rotten Vanessa Letts 0 The Spectator July 24, 2018 +921 "Despite its dream-team cast, the loosely laced ""Sneakers"" stumbles badly as both a comedy and as thriller." rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 17, 2018 +921 A smart, smooth technological thriller. 4/5 fresh Common Sense 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +921 Geriatric hi-tech action-packed spoof caper film that starts out semi-believable and ends on an unbelievable low point. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 3, 2009 +921 It's all passably entertaining, but there's precious little that will stay with you... 2.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide July 23, 2008 +921 Makes up for its gaps in logic with its breezy tone and its technological razzledazzle. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 31, 2008 +921 Right up to an ending designed to crack the sternest critical poker face, this is gourmet popcorn of the highest order. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +921 Pretty neat. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 5, 2006 +921 Fun caper flick with great Redford and Poitier rapport. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com June 25, 2005 +921 A marvellous caper-movie throwback. 5/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) April 19, 2005 +921 Great caper comedy that deftly balances high-tech gadgets and character humor. 4/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) January 9, 2004 +921 Great, fun caper flick with an amazing ensemble cast. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com October 10, 2003 +921 Marvelous characters in messy script. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom October 8, 2003 +921 Excellent techno-thriller. Cool gadgets and a great gang of misfit spies. 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com August 13, 2003 +921 Fun, forgettable caper comedy 3/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 12, 2003 +921 The performances are generally quite bad. rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +921 High-Tech, High-Class Entertainment...the cast of casts 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 27, 2003 +921 Top notch spy thriller 4/5 fresh Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) February 11, 2003 +921 Every actor here is top-notch, and the sense of fun and give-and-take is palpably enjoyable. 4.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +921 Enjoyable comedy thriller. Short on believability, but long on entertainment 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 26, 2002 +921 Techno-thriller that reveals some of the morally questionable uses of computer power in the Information Age. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 23, 2002 +921 Discounting his god-awful American accent, Kingsley is in fine venomous form. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +921 This is an energetic, fun, almost enchanting thriller with genuine moments of tension and a good few thrills too. 3/5 fresh William Gallagher 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +921 It's a sometimes entertaining movie, but thin. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +921 If you think of Sneakers as a slick, updated Mission: Impossible, it's a lot of fun. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +921 It's a Twinkie for techies, an enormously entertaining time-waster. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +921 With its flat look and sometimes slow pacing, it curiously feels like a movie made in the Seventies. 2/4 rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +921 One of the cleverest updates of the caper film to appear in quite a while. 4.5/5 fresh Kathleen Maher 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +921 A hilarious, tension-filled romp that should please any audience. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +921 A delirious guilty pleasure, Sneakers is about as probable as me parting the Red Sea -- and just as fun. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +921 B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +921 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 5, 2005 +921 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 26, 2005 +921 3/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat May 8, 2005 +921 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 7, 2005 +921 2/5 rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +921 4/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 10, 2004 +921 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 30, 2004 +921 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +921 3/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 2, 2003 +921 4/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net March 1, 2003 +921 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 17, 2002 +921 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) December 6, 2002 +921 3/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) August 19, 2002 +921 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 15, 2002 +921 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +921 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +921 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly September 9, 1992 +922 This is probably Redford's most complex and cleverly structured directorial effort. fresh 0 Film4 November 8, 2007 +922 Pokes gently at the funny bone and is sympathetic without becoming sentimental. 2.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 8, 2007 +922 Redford and company have put a quirky twist on the material, investing it with a quasi-mystical aspect as well as some raw comedy. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety November 7, 2007 +922 Fairly choked with good intentions, whimsy, touches of fantasy, and cardboard liberal stereotypes. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader November 7, 2007 +922 Redford's film sustains a slow mood of simpatico amiability and photographs the landscape with moony or golden washes that are perhaps hard to dislike, but is slain by its adherence to an outdated populist mythology. rotten Wally Hammond 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +922 Who'd of thought that a battle over water rights would make for such an interesting tale? 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com February 14, 2006 +922 Not good. Not bad. Just there. 3/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum December 10, 2003 +922 Forgotten little gem from Robert Redford 4/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World June 7, 2003 +922 The film is very big on sunsets and sunrises. It also has a touristy appreciation for all manner of things folkloric. What it doesn't have is dramatic coherence or backbone. 2/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +922 Picaresque tale set in a small Hispanic town where a developer's idea of progress threatens to change the community completely. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice September 1, 2002 +922 If Redford had left out a few of the waffling, undecided characters and drawn his dramatic lines more strongly, the film might have been a lot more powerful. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +922 Redford and his crack cast of familiar gringos and less-familiar locals had an infectiously good time making it. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +922 Corny, you bet. But that's to be admired in an old war horse on the last frontier. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +922 The simple fact is that despite its flaws Milagro is still a very pleasant outing, loaded with delightful characters and a great many very enjoyable set-pieces. 3/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +922 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 29, 2008 +922 3/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com October 14, 2007 +922 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 18, 2007 +922 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 21, 2005 +922 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 26, 2005 +922 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 22, 2004 +922 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 15, 2003 +922 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals June 18, 2003 +922 5/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 15, 2002 +922 4/5 fresh Michael Drakulich 0 Star Newspapers (Chicago, IL) November 29, 2002 +922 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 1, 2002 +922 3/5 fresh John A. Nesbit 0 ToxicUniverse.com August 31, 2002 +922 2/5 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +923 It is a rattling good outdoor adventure movie. fresh James Agee 1 TIME Magazine February 27, 2018 +923 The best westerns always undercut their own myths, and few are more gorgeously conflicted than Red River. fresh Annie Wagner 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 22, 2017 +923 Wayne is an offbeat presence in River. His longish hair and loose gait - the latter usually indicating a relaxed sense of power - now imply a man out of his place, and a kind of restlessness. 1 fresh Matthew Sorrento 0 Film International September 20, 2014 +923 inaugurated the second, more intriguing half of John Wayne's career, enabling him to be cast in roles that were more than just macho posturing and gruff heroism 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk June 9, 2014 +923 It was Hawks' genius to recognize a kinship between his leads, and to understand that the 'naturalism' of the Wayne persona was as deep and complex as the more intellectualized approach of the neurotic young New York stage actor, Clift. 4/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) June 6, 2014 +923 Hawks directs the film with his typical assurance and seeming lack of fuss, letting scenes play out in long takes, and framing the action against vistas that often dwarf the actors. 5/5 fresh Keith Phipps 0 The Dissolve June 2, 2014 +923 The staging of physical conflict is deadly, equalling anything yet seen on the screen. fresh 1 Variety May 13, 2008 +923 Howard Hawks stages the definitive cow opera with beautiful, lyrical, exciting sequences of stampeding, rough weather, cowboying and Indian skirmishes. 5/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine May 13, 2008 +923 Of the may big names involved in the making of Red River, few made greater films. fresh 0 Film4 May 13, 2008 +923 A grand, sprawling tale of the civilizing of the west. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies July 15, 2007 +923 This brilliant Hawks Western, one of the decade's best, has been interpreted in different ways, but at its core is the contrast between John Wayne's and Montgomery Clift's leadership style and perception of manhood. A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 22, 2006 +923 Hawks never did anything self-consciously. You always realize how great his films are after you're through enjoying yourself. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 6, 2006 +923 Even despite a big let-down, which fortunately comes near the end, it stands sixteen hands above the level of routine horse opera these days. So strap on your trusty six-shooters and race to the wind-swept Capitol, you lovers of good old Western fiction. 4.5/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +923 Filled with beautiful black and white photography, especially for its era, Red River is an atmospheric ride a la Unforgiven. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 9, 2001 +923 It's a sign of the movie's complexity that John Wayne, often typecast, is given a tortured, conflicted character to play. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +923 There have been many classic westerns but this Hawks masterpiece certainly ranks among the best of the genre. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +923 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 11, 2008 +923 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 8, 2005 +923 4/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 30, 2005 +923 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 10, 2003 +923 4/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope September 22, 2002 +924 David Seltzer has had the good sense to stick to a proven formula and the whole thing is genuinely romantic. fresh Vanessa Letts 0 The Spectator July 23, 2018 +924 Lavishly staged in German locations and handsomely costumed -- with some particularly fetching hats for Griffith -- Shining Through is never hard to watch. Sometimes, however, it is ludicrous to listen to. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 30, 2018 +924 fails as an espionage thriller, but also as a romance 1.5/5 rotten Pete Croatto 0 Filmcritic.com January 16, 2005 +924 The word 'bore' comes to mind 2/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 19, 2002 +924 B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +924 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +924 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 26, 2004 +924 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 24, 2004 +924 2/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat March 29, 2004 +924 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 13, 2004 +924 0/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +924 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +924 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +924 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +924 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly January 31, 1992 +925 [Brief Interviews] is within the limits of the medium, a rigorous record of the process of thought. fresh Mark Asch 0 Stop Smiling December 12, 2015 +925 ...far more successful as an actor's showcase than as a fully-realized movie... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 9, 2011 +925 Intense look at gender and relationships is best for adults. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media December 30, 2010 +925 Faced with the unenviable choice between honoring his daunting inspiration and telling his own story, the director shoots straight down the middle -- and misses both targets. 4/10 rotten Ian Buckwalter 1 NPR July 4, 2010 +925 John Krasinski takes a distinct, deliberate step away from romantic comedies for a darkly comic look at human interaction. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Moving Pictures Magazine March 25, 2010 +925 Everywhere this poor lady tries to go, there's always a guy or two loudly performing a David Foster Wallace monologue within earshot. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly March 19, 2010 +925 Painfully pretentious and shallow. 1.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 30, 2009 +925 Krasinski re-creates the interviews using Wallace's original, but this isn't exactly a letter-of-the-law adaptation -- he tightens the interviews and defangs some of the language. 2/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle November 13, 2009 +925 Offers is the opportunity for a bunch of actors, many of them tethered to TV series, to deliver theatrical monologues pulsing with misogyny and narcissism. It's like second-rate Neil Labute. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 12, 2009 +925 The place where consciousness runs into itself is where this author reigned supreme, and Krasinski brings Wallace's concentric, self-aware ironies to the screen. 3.5/4 fresh Jason O'Bryan 0 Boston Phoenix November 5, 2009 +925 The movie provides more questions than answers. 2/4 rotten Lisa Ann 0 Christianity Today October 31, 2009 +925 A haunting exploration into men's minds that becomes too much of a psychological study to qualify as accessible entertainment for most. 7/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics October 12, 2009 +925 I worry that this film is static enough and stiff enough that it's going to keep people away from discovering David Foster Wallace if they haven't read him. rotten Michael Phillips 1 At the Movies September 28, 2009 +925 Tthough this experiment doesn't quite succeed, there's enough intelligence and insight in this movie to make it worth the attempt. fresh 1 At the Movies September 28, 2009 +925 [Krasinski's] generosity of intent is really the main impression that remains. He read, he loved, and unfortunately, he did not conquer. rotten Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine September 28, 2009 +925 Too awkward, disjointed and bland while lacking dramatic momentum and true insight. 5.2 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru September 27, 2009 +925 Actor John Krasinski deserves credit for having the ambition to adapt material as difficult as David Foster Wallace's short stories. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News September 25, 2009 +925 Krasinski literalizes Wallace's stylistic love of asides too much, but it helps that he's aware enough of his movie's limitations to keep Brief Interviews blessedly short. B- fresh Noel Murray 1 AV Club September 25, 2009 +925 Everyone speaks in the sweatily polysyllabic, Look-at-This-Writing-I'm-Doing tone that makes a page of Wallace pass like an hour on the treadmill, and the men are dopes or creeps. 2/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post September 25, 2009 +925 These performers, as inspired as some of them are, spoil a sinister book with earnest acting. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe September 25, 2009 +925 Flawed and uncertain and occasionally too mannered, yes, but it is also funny and unorthodox and sharp as a razor. fresh Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com September 25, 2009 +925 Sometimes humorous, sometimes repulsive, never insightful, the movie comes off like the work of an overeager college student. 2/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com September 24, 2009 +925 Krasinski stitches these raw blasts of the subconscious with interludes that exude a pleasing, Woody Allen-esque tone, all fall colors and potent theorizing over white wine 4/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com September 24, 2009 +925 The movie is never a chore to watch, but its characters feel like microbes under glass: tiny, remote and insignificant. C+ rotten Sam Adams 0 Philadelphia City Paper September 24, 2009 +925 Krasinski preserves Wallace's whooshing roller coasters of words, powered by the fuel of confession. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 23, 2009 +925 Whatever it was about Hideous Men that so deeply affected Krasinski the college student has been lost in translation. rotten Chuck Wilson 1 Village Voice September 23, 2009 +925 The question is, could someone turn these full-frontal-dudity snapshots into a satisfying, cohesive movie? Answer: no, but not for lack of trying. 2/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out September 23, 2009 +925 Will surely allow you to see John Krasinski in a different light, both as a filmmaker and as a dramatic actor. 8.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net September 22, 2009 +925 Brief Interviews is interesting in pieces, but overwhelming in its totality. 2/4 rotten Andrew Schenker 0 Slant Magazine September 21, 2009 +925 John Krasinski's adaptation of David Foster Wallace's ... Brief Interviews With Hideous Men works only in spurts, but when it does, it's enough to remind us how much deeper our dramatists could drill -- and of the magnitude of Wallace's loss. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture September 21, 2009 +925 The most impressive thing about Krasinski's direction is his self-assured ability to know when it's time to mix in visual elements, and when it's best to simply point a camera at a good storyteller and let the actor speak. fresh Larry Carroll 0 MTV August 3, 2009 +925 An uneven, intriguing adaptation of David Foster Wallace's book of short stories, the film and its bits-and-pieces structure ultimately don't add up to as much as hoped. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International May 9, 2009 +925 Fails for all the reasons you'd expect it to fail. D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 25, 2009 +925 D+ rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com September 25, 2009 +926 The usually dependable Rob Cohen directs from a ludicrous script. 1/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +926 It's amazing that so many viewers were still seated by the time the end credits began to roll. 0/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org March 10, 2007 +926 Initially tolerable but increasingly stupid. rotten Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader March 5, 2007 +926 The movie's unintentionally played like a comedy all the way. rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +926 ...above-average teen thriller. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +926 It is so unbelievably ludicrous that I couldn't help but think that it was intentional despite Rob Cohen's constant attempts to convince me otherwise. F rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 22, 2003 +926 [Cohen] has a knack for making the most ridiculous material suspenseful. 2/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +926 A dark, stupid tale. 1.5/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +926 The filmmakers would rather exploit and inflame a class war than deconstruct it. 2.5/5 rotten Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +926 Through pure mismanagement, The Skulls bungles a rich seam of material. rotten Xan Brooks 0 Sight and Sound December 2, 2002 +926 Empty-headed piffle. rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +926 In an otherwise boneheaded hour and a half of intrigue and silliness, The Skulls does offer one of the more memorable lines of dialogue in recent movies. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +926 I guess it wouldn't have been enough to just make an intelligent and gripping drama about Ivy League secret societies. No, we had to have a murder, coverup, good guys, bad guys, and so on. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +926 This is a straight to video job. 5/10 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +926 Would be scary if it weren't so stupid. 3/10 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +926 If there was an Oscar for the Silliest Movie Category, then The Skulls might be in with a good chance of winning. 2/5 rotten Ben Falk 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +926 Gleefully plunges through the silliness with remarkable conviction; there's a thrill to be had. Time and money are rarely wasted in such entertaining and inoffensive ways. C fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine March 24, 2001 +926 This movie is so damn predictable. 1.5/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic February 14, 2001 +926 The story looks promising up to a point, but then it gets downright silly with a series of car chases and improbable coincidences. 6/10 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +926 The Skulls is less interested in politics than in profitably flattering the suspicions and resentments of its intended teenage audience. 1.5/5 rotten Dave Kehr 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +926 The contrivances pile up more quickly than snowfall in a Buffalo winter, and the ending is so lame that it provoked guffaws from theater-goers attending the screening along with me. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +926 The Skulls is such a generic, automatic-pilot movie -- seemingly stitched together out of disconnected outtakes from the USA Network archive. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +926 It's so ludicrous in so many different ways it achieves a kind of forlorn grandeur. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +926 This is almost mesmerisingly bad. 1/5 rotten Adam Smith 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +926 The Skulls looks plain silly without an appropriate tone or sustaining context. rotten Tom Keogh 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +926 It's better than you expect going in, but not quite good enough to leave you with more than a vaguely pleasant, vaguely disappointed aftertaste. 3/5 fresh Gemma Files 0 eye WEEKLY January 1, 2000 +926 A display of some of the worst writing and filmmaking ever captured for the screen. rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +926 A movie populated entirely by stupid people doing stupid things, yet it somehow escapes being anything more than mildly irritating. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +926 A mindless thriller. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +926 The Skulls is an appallingly bad film on many levels. rotten Renee Scolaro 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +926 Brainless. rotten Graham Verdon 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +926 An utterly boneheaded movie. D- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +926 The Skulls is so dumb it's an affront to the very audience it was intended for. rotten John Paul 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +926 You'll probably want to skip this picture. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +926 A good movie gets you hooked by introducing a fascinating story, likeable characters or thrilling action. The Skulls has none of these. 4 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +926 The preview audience chatted happily all the way through the movie, indicating its destiny as a perennial rental favorite for frat-house living rooms across the U.S.A. rotten Jessica Winter 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +926 One of those releases that really should have gone straight to video -- in the discount bin. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +926 Normally, the skull houses the brain, but in The Skulls eviction notices are prominently posted and any cranial inhabitants have long since left the building. rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! January 1, 2000 +926 It's hard to get outraged about a movie this bad. 1/4 rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +926 The Skulls? More like numbskulls. 1.5/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +926 This movie takes itself way too seriously, though, unfortunately, not quite so seriously that I was able to suppress those spontaneous guffaws that kept arising. 1.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +926 To call this movie simply absurd is almost to pay it a complement. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +926 Hare-brained suspense thriller. rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +926 Shot from one of the worst scripts to make it to the big screen in recent memory, it represents the sludge at the bottom of the Hollywood barrel. 0.5/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +926 A youth-oriented mystery programmer about as deep as a fraternity punchbowl. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +926 With its cardboard characters and a script short on intrigue and long on long-windedness, The Skulls is a thriller with few thrills to offer. rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 1, 2000 +926 Don't expect much brainpower in The Skulls. 1/4 rotten Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +926 Poor dialogue, nonsense plot, horrendous use of cinematography to distract from director's storytelling ineptitude. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +926 This movie never really gets off the ground. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +926 Full of contradictory elements, one-note characters, and plot holes. 1/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +926 The Skulls turns out to be such a mediocre, listless effort. 6/10 rotten Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +926 "Despite it's excellent cinematography, ""Skulls"" fails to ""flesh out"" a good premise." 1.5/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +926 Every moment of The Skulls is just as idiotic as it sounds. 4/10 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +926 The film drags in the middle, ends with an anticlimax and requires a fair amount of suspension of disbelief throughout. rotten Kendall Morgan 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +926 It has all the charm of a lecture. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +926 This is unbelievably dumb. rotten Griffin Van 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +926 The writing is so bad that it's impossible not to laugh out loud at scenes intended to be scary or serious. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press January 1, 2000 +926 Laughable plot pushes The Skulls to brink of absurdity. 6/10 rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +926 The Skulls is shot and edited with enough verve to make you forget what a load of junk it is. rotten Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +926 Eventually runs out of ideas, wind up with a cliche car chase and then go way over the top with a preposterous final showdown of incredible dumbness. rotten Tom Sander 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +926 To explain the number of things wrong with The Skulls would require more space than is available and more time than can be spared. rotten George Thomas 0 Akron Beacon Journal January 1, 2000 +926 Director Rob Cohen has crafted a bouncing escape yarn stocked with sharp twists and twisted characters. fresh 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +926 As a breakout role for WB star Jackson, The Skulls doesn't fare as well. 2/5 rotten Robin Rauzi 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +926 Preposterous with a capital P. 1/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +926 If, in fact, Skull and Bones was ground zero of a powerful conspiracy, The Skulls would be a great disinformation tool. After seeing this, no one could ever take it seriously again. rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +926 When material is this silly, you're better off making fun of it than going down the solemnly ridiculous path Jackson chooses. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +926 The Skulls could have been called The Numbskulls. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +926 You might not want to pay top dollar for The Skulls but at the right price, it delivers. fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +926 Like guano in a bat cave, the implausibilities pile up until the audience can justify its time and expense only by laughing at the screen. rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News January 1, 2000 +926 Irredeemably knuckleheaded teen-targeted tosh. rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +926 Some movies are moron movies without seeming to know it, which can be charmingly pathetic or just dumbfounding. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +926 The Skulls plummets into the realm of ludicrous failure. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +926 From such intriguing beginnings it manages to degenerate to the point where I expected Nedermeyer to show up at any moment and start spanking Kevin Bacon. 1.5/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +926 Dull and oddly outdated, only the lush photography by Hurlbut, accentuating its gorgeous Toronto-based setting, saves the picture from being a surefire cure for insomniacs. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +926 Don't even bother renting the eventual video. 1/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +926 One big problem with the film from the start: I never understood why being a Skull was so special in the first place. 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +926 B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +926 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly April 1, 2000 +928 Sprawling circus tale is a visual feast with heavy themes. 4/5 fresh Tracy Moore 0 Common Sense Media October 7, 2014 +928 As usual, DeMille megaphones his direction to let us know where we've been, where we are and where we're going, but this is marvellous entertainment, nevertheless. 4/5 fresh Tom Hutchinson 0 Radio Times February 22, 2013 +928 The movie's plot does not quite hold all this pageantry together, but De Mille's scripters and actors enter into the thing in the proper flamboyant spirit. rotten 1 TIME Magazine February 18, 2009 +928 It's not hideous or unwatchable or anything. It's just not very good. rotten Witney Seibold 0 Nerdist May 8, 2007 +928 Middling circus backstage drama. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 24, 2007 +928 It's big, it's garish, it's loud, and most of all, it's wonderful. 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide December 12, 2006 +928 A Soap Opera under the big top, The Greatest Show on Earth features little in the way of a plot and more in the line of a hollow spectacle. 2/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight October 31, 2006 +928 Fun DeMille full of spectacle and flashy stars...and a great train wreck. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers July 21, 2006 +928 Characteristically elephantine Big Top epic from DeMille, thumped across with a winning brashness and garnering the veteran showman his first Best Picture Oscar. fresh Paul Taylor 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +928 Clumsy, innocent, awkward, to be sure, but it's never skimpy on the fun. 3/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com March 4, 2005 +928 The Academy Award for Best Picture has been bestowed on any number of unworthy candidates over the years, but you'd be hard-pressed to find one less deserving than The Greatest Show on Earth. rotten Jesse Hassenger 0 PopMatters November 19, 2004 +928 It's an entertaining film, but it's certainly no masterpieceand doesn't really stand up to the year's other offerings. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 8, 2004 +928 The great showman of the movies has packed everything into this one picture. It has comedy, drama, thrills, melodrama, tragedy and great heart appeal. fresh Kate Cameron 1 New York Daily News April 23, 2004 +928 A shoddy Best Picture. 3/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) November 5, 2003 +928 Two American institutions have combined to put out a piece of entertainment that will delight movie audiences for years. fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +928 It's so deliciously retro. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 23, 2002 +928 Big, long, ultimately tedious 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 21, 2002 +928 1/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 17, 2004 +928 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +930 Trainspotting is a remarkable film. 5/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) February 23, 2017 +930 Trainspotting is supercharged with sulphurous humour and brutal recklessness: it charges at you like Ewan McGregor's Renton sprinting from store detectives in the opening sequence. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 12, 2017 +930 A showy balancing act. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 5, 2016 +930 Trainspotting is a look to a better world while you're down and stuck in the mud. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Fausto Ponce 0 Proceso May 3, 2016 +930 A cult film because of it's particular way to deal with dark themes in a different way. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Mariana Fern 0 Butaca Ancha April 1, 2016 +930 By turns cheeky, surreal, exhilarating and stomach-churning. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide June 26, 2013 +930 Brazen, hilarious, disgusting, audacious, altogether fresh. 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 0 Baltimore Sun June 26, 2013 +930 An unprecedented and unrivalled piece of entertainment. 5/5 fresh Neil Jeffries 0 Empire Magazine June 26, 2013 +930 Funny, disturbing, tragic and deeply addictive. fresh Jon Fortgang 0 Film4 June 26, 2013 +930 Trainspotting's saving grace is that there's a heck of a lot of entertainment value in this particular form of shallowness. 4/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel June 26, 2013 +930 All this doped-up ennui eventually proves wearing. Junkies, given to nodding out and living in squalor, don't make good company for too long. rotten Leah Rozen 0 People Magazine June 26, 2013 +930 Heroin, as it turns out, provides the characters in Trainspotting with something the filmmakers can't -- motivation. Without the drug, Boyle can't convincingly explain the actions of Renton and his friends. 2.5/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 26, 2013 +930 Trainspotting, buoyed by a great Brit Pop soundtrack and Brian Tufano's agile cinematography, captures the stoned-out, gut-churning experience of hardcore addiction with hallucinogenic acuity. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 26, 2013 +930 Unapologetic and hard-hitting, Irvine Welsh's controversial bestseller is brought to the screen as a dazzling assault on the senses. 5/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times June 26, 2013 +930 There's no denying that the visual imagery boasted by Danny Boyle's Trainspotting rivals anything you're likely to see on the big screen. fresh Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) June 26, 2013 +930 The characters are without recognizable virtues, and neither they nor the movie asks us to like them. But they are full of energy and underplayed wit, endlessly picking themselves up off the filthy floor. fresh Michael Wood 1 Slate June 26, 2013 +930 It's hard to recall a movie that etches the horrors of drug dependence more shatteringly than this British tragicomedy, which Danny Boyle has directed with ferocious energy. fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor June 26, 2013 +930 Trainspotting is a searing pop-art portrait of a lost generation blowing out its brains. As they rail, chuckle, shout and dive into darkness, you're trapped yourself between a bellylaugh and a scream. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune June 26, 2013 +930 The film is about joy -- in conniving and surviving, in connecting with audiences, in its own fizzy, jizzy style. And that's why, compared with it, most other films look zombified. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine June 26, 2013 +930 A cocktail of scuzzy charm, nerve and despair that seduces and repulses in nearly equal proportions. It packs a jolt, all right. But it leaves you with a brutal hangover, too. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post June 26, 2013 +930 It would be hard to imagine a movie about drugs, depravity, and all-around bad behavior more electrifying than Trainspotting. A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +930 Graphic look into heroin addiction. Not for kids. 4/5 fresh Kelly Kessler 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +930 "A monster hit in Britain, Trainspotting is defiantly contradictory: an exhilarating portrait of heroin use, a black comedy of errors capped off by one character's sarcastic decision to ""choose life." fresh Rob Nelson 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul September 1, 2009 +930 Though dark in tone and the bulk of the humor is blacker than a raven's wing at midnight, Boyle's sense of humanity persistently creeps in around the edges. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 2, 2009 +930 Among its deeper merits is that it proves a movie doesn't have to be mean to be fresh. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 5, 2007 +930 This may not have the weight of 'Great Art', but it crystallises youthful disaffection with the verve of the best and brightest pop culture. A sensation. fresh 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +930 Full of repugnant junkies so unpleasant that I was hoping they'd all OD just so I could escape this torture test. 1/10 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily January 23, 2006 +930 Put simply, Trainspotting is one of those films that gets the mixture just right. The dialogue, the music, the performances, the direction, the production values, the humor, the shock-value. 5/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com July 3, 2004 +930 Danny Boyle's Trainspotting is a blast of ice-cold water across a sweaty brow; it's a lively, vibrant and pulsatingly addictive movie. 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 1, 2004 +930 A pop culture sensation that drew notice to its own urgency and immediacy. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 2, 2004 +930 Una historia excepcionalmente narrada. 5/5 fresh Alex Ramirez 0 Cinenganos January 11, 2004 +930 The most controversial film of the summer is both disturbing and exhilarating in its evocative rendering of a smackhead's chaotic universe. 2/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +930 Danny Boyle's movie achieves -- at least for a while -- the psychedelic high for which it clearly aims, but like the heroin fixes he vividly portrays, his film doesn't have much long-term impact. B fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +930 Another great movie from the guys who did Shallow Grave. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +930 A rarity: a highly anticipated film that exceeds - and confounds - expectations. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 5, 2002 +930 If the essence of Generation X's journey from restless youth to semiproductive maturity could be encapsulated into one film, it would be Trainspotting. 4/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com June 15, 2002 +930 An uncompromising, dark and hilarious film. 4/5 fresh Lael Loewenstein 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +930 The experience of watching Trainspotting -- the electric, nasty and slick descent into the milieu of young Scottish junkies -- is a little like speeding through the digestive tract of some voracious beast. 3.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +930 Trainspotting is a singular sensation, a visionary knockout spiked with insight, wild invention and outrageous wit. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +930 a movie that dares to challenge the audience 5/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +930 The film comes off as inventive and enlivening, even as it makes clear how destructive heroin is. 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +930 "Exuberant and pitiless, profane yet eloquent, flush with the ability to create laughter out of unspeakable situations, ""Trainspotting"" is a drop-dead look at a dead-end lifestyle that has all the strength of its considerable contradictions." 4.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +930 It has the power to shock, terrify and disgust audiences one moment and make them burst with laughter the next. fresh Tom Trinchera 0 culturevulture.net February 14, 2001 +930 "For better or worse, sometimes strictly for the sake of shock value, the stylish irreverence of ""Trainspotting"" mimics that drug high and delivers its own potent kick." 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +930 This isn't an examination of the Scottish drug culture from the outside looking in, it's one from the inside looking out. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +930 Far from nihilistic, though certainly calculated to butt up against various puritanical norms, [the film is a] feel-good jaunt about young Scottish heroin addicts and their degradation and betrayals of one another. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +930 A few patches are subtitled, but the general effect is of watching an opera without having read the libretto. rotten Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic January 1, 2000 +930 Hip, brutally honest and humane... fresh Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +930 The movie has been attacked as pro-drug and defended as anti-drug, but actually it is simply pragmatic. It knows that addiction leads to an unmanageable, exhausting, intensely uncomfortable daily routine, and it knows that only two things make it bearable 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +930 The movie tags at the heels of Edinburgh social dropouts Renton, Spud, Sick Boy and Begbie, for whom getting off beats getting out. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +930 It's strange that a film about a stupor-inducing drug should be the most--and maybe the only--exciting cultural export from Britain since the Sex Pistols. A- fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +930 Be mentally strong, for you might become psychologically vulnerable from the mind-altering Trainspotting experience. 4/4 fresh Bob Thompson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +930 ...nastier, funnier, and scary enough to keep me away from any kind of drugs... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +930 A spirited, energetic, hilarious take on one of the least spirited, energetic, or hilarious topics of all: heroin addition A fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +930 This is probably the most honest movie ever made about drug addiction. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +930 Based on Irvine Welsh's novel, this visually rich, culturally allusive film focuses on a small group of friends who are frustrated, rebellious and full of passions. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +930 It's all attitude, and little substance. Still, its attitude is catchy at times, filled with humor and sparks of energy. 3/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +930 Trainspotting is one of the most effective anti-drug movies I've seen in a long time. Its depiction of heroin addiction is so raw and gritty that you walk away with the realization that heroin is a drug not to be messed with. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 1, 2000 +930 ...in TRAINSPOTTING the filmmakers are so far over the line, that I could not like the picture no matter how hard I tried. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +930 ...we are taken full speed into a world of despair and self-destructiveness that is more fun than any action film, more thoughtful than any hokey Hollywood drama, and more clever than a typical Hollywood romantic comedy. 5/5 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +930 Instead of the social-realism approach taken by most movies dealing with drug subcultures, Trainspotting observes its subjects with a mordant eye -- an inclusive perspective... 4/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +930 You stop cringing and start smiling, laughing even, and these kids, who seem like aliens at first, grow on you. They're weirdly likable. 4/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +930 [Has] a wild cinematic style that suggests a lust for the new, the different. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +930 "Its four main ""anti-heroes"" are such unsympathetic losers that it is difficult to care whether they live or die." 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +930 ...rapid-fire youth-culture freak show: random sex, in-your-face scatology, senseless violence and rampant profanity delivered in haggis-thick brogues. 3.5/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +930 It's Trainspotting, and it's great. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +930 This is not dour social realism. It's a shot- from-a-cannon youth movie, with likable young people sticking needles in their arms in working-class Edinburgh. 4/5 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +930 This might not be the first movie to get inside the mind of an addict, but it's the only one that captures the life-consuming power of addiction in all its complexity. 4/4 fresh Barry Walters 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +930 Wickedly funny, sick, insightful, depressing, dirty, unjudging, awesomely acted and brilliant. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +930 "Trainspotting"" manages to be hip, happening, graphic, tragic, violent, cool, filthy, sick, and very funny, and the tragically hip arthouse crowd on this side of the ocean are going to eat it up." 3.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +930 Others, if they choose, may praise Trainspotting for its squalor; I prefer to praise it for the invigorating perspectives of a writer and a director with ideas and the ability to convey them. 9/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +930 Trainspotting has its creative moments and sometimes it can be funny, but the viewer should be prepared for a downbeat experience and should expect to find himself some places he would never go of his own accord. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +930 A fine example of efficient, resourceful filmmaking. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +930 8/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 23, 2003 +930 5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +930 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +930 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +932 What we get is the filmic equivalent of a smiley face. But enthusiasm and sincerity don't make the hard questions go away. 2/4 rotten Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 10, 2011 +932 Thought-provoking on a macro level in some of its interviews, but its sloppy construction, poor focus and rah-rah boosterism make for a sludgy viewing experience. C- rotten Brent Simon 0 Shared Darkness March 4, 2011 +932 The film's hectic pace and flow has more in common with design of a kids' educational TV show, and although the information seems sometimes chaotic. it is always lively, thought-provoking, and inspirational. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle February 25, 2011 +932 "Carbon Nation"" is an inspiring look at the many recent advances in clean energy and green technologies." 4/5 fresh Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times February 17, 2011 +932 "Afraid of the dullness of its subject matter, and of being lost in the swarm of patronizing eco-documentaries, Carbon Nation tries really hard to speak to the language of ""young people these days."" " 2/4 rotten Diego Semerene 0 Slant Magazine February 16, 2011 +932 A sobering documentary which makes a convincing case that climate change is a national security issue. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 TheLoop21.com February 11, 2011 +932 "Interviewees who issue hysterical statements like ""the sea ice cap is almost gone"" go uncontradicted." 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post February 11, 2011 +932 Mildly captivating albeit one-sided and over-simplified. It merely presents a reader's digest overview of climate change solutions [that's] more overwhelming than inspirational. 5.9 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru February 11, 2011 +932 This film seems blissfully unaware that political obstructionists are paralyzing the legislative process; that deep-pocketed influence peddlers have a vested interest in maintaining the fossil fuel culture; that, in general, people resist change. 2/5 rotten Neil Genzlinger 1 New York Times February 11, 2011 +932 A documentary with a varied group of Americans talking about solutions to the very-real crisis of climate change. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice February 10, 2011 +932 To a point, it is refreshing to listen to positive talking heads in fields and factories. But there are so many faces that one cannot keep track of who's who and what's what. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 10, 2011 +932 Will the grandchildren of our grandchildren cherish our memory because we rose as one and did the right thing? 3/5 fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth February 8, 2011 +932 Alternative energy sources-algae, wind, and geothermal-are showcased, but Carbon Nation is most persuasive when it focuses on the individuals utilizing those supplies in their communities. fresh Michelle Orange 1 Village Voice February 8, 2011 +932 Well intended but inert. rotten John Anderson 1 Variety February 7, 2011 +932 Highly informative, relatively upbeat take on global warming. fresh Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International January 13, 2011 +933 ...interminable... 0/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 11, 2005 +933 Leave this one as history has intended: unknown, forgotten, and detested by the unfortunate few who've actually seen it. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 8, 2002 +933 1/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +933 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +933 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 26, 2005 +935 It's really bad, but at least it's not Friedberg and Seltzer levels of bad. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 9, 2012 +935 This is dinosaur stuff. A rubber chicken and a squirting flower would've really capped things off. rotten John Gholson 0 Cinematical February 10, 2012 +935 Fart jokes ensue. rotten Staci Layne 0 Horror.com April 29, 2010 +935 'Transylmania' LOOKS like a move. It's on film, after all, and it has a script and actors. But there the resemblance to any real movie ends. This tasteless mess should have been shuttled straight to DVD. 0/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 12, 2009 +935 David and Scott Hillenbrand's stoner horror-comedy predictably provides more groans than laughs. The filmmakers had better pray someone in the theater is holding, if you know what we mean. 2/5 rotten Drew Toal 1 Time Out December 9, 2009 +935 Woefully dull-witted. 0.5/4 rotten Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe December 7, 2009 +935 With stronger actors and real writers, this might've been a vintage comedy you could sink your...nope, not going there. rotten Aaron Hillis 1 L.A. Weekly December 7, 2009 +935 Energetic but uninspired mix of teen comedy and supernatural silliness. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety December 7, 2009 +935 If your idea of a good time is laughing with repulsion at a humpbacked Romanian nympho with a torture-loving midget dad, or tittering every time a bong appears, a darkened theater awaits you. 0.5/5 rotten Robert Abele 1 Los Angeles Times December 7, 2009 +935 Transylmania is such a colossal comedic misfire that it makes the execrable Scary Movie films look like masterworks of Preston Sturges-esque genius by comparison. F rotten Steven Hyden 1 AV Club December 7, 2009 +935 It's destined to spend a short and painful life in theaters and then join the ranks of the DVD and late-night-cable undead. 1/5 rotten Mike Hale 1 New York Times December 7, 2009 +935 It has no artistic or social value, and it contains not one genuine laugh. 1/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 5, 2009 +935 Transylmania's characters are intensely irritating and its comedy is so obvious that you'll see the film's limp attempts at jokes coming a mile away. 1.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend December 5, 2009 +935 Spoofs horror cliches rather than stringing together random, witless pop-culture gags like the Scary Movie franchise .... [but is] vulgar, juvenile, gross and not particularly funny. rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 Horror Hacker December 5, 2009 +935 Parental Content Review rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! December 4, 2009 +935 "One laugh -- Vampires, stuffed in their coffins on a horse-drawn wagon, whining to the driver -- ""Are ve DERE yet?" 1/4 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 4, 2009 +935 A no-stars, no-plot, no-point vampire spoof about a group of coeds studying abroad in a haunted castle, Transylmania boasts the kind of acting and direction usually relegated to the adult section of your local video store. F rotten Adam Markovitz 1 Entertainment Weekly December 4, 2009 +935 Lame vampire spoof has no bite. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter December 4, 2009 +935 I surveyed the crowd at the screening I attended, feeling the chill in the air as seven strangers sat in stone-cold silence -- not a single laugh from anyone. The eighth moviegoer? Fast asleep five minutes in. I've never envied a person more. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 4, 2009 +936 Captivating film about that desperate childhood need we all had to have something special setting us apart from others. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 22, 2002 +936 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly November 6, 2009 +936 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 24, 2005 +936 4/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com November 10, 2003 +936 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 28, 2002 +937 Pawing for attention. rotten Penelope Houston 0 The Spectator July 12, 2018 +937 Problem is it hammers home its point about racism being alive and well in America until it becomes annoyingly repetitive and preachy. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 21, 2010 +937 It is not the most stalwart ethnological study of its time, though it is significant for its heritage, its confrontation, and its violation of taboos. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You November 20, 2003 +937 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 20, 2005 +940 It's always a bad sign in a thriller when the big reveal is greeted by hoots of derisive laughter. D rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet September 1, 2011 +940 As with many modern thrillers the actual plot, once it comes to light, is highly implausible, there are a few too many turns towards the end and the climax errs towards the anti-climatic. That being said, it's well put together and entertainingly moody. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 22, 2011 +940 a white-knuckle ride into the anxieties and terrors of the new millennium... Fasten your seatbelts. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Eye for Film July 6, 2007 +940 Following a smooth takeoff, this psychological thriller hits some turbulence and crash lands due to a preposterous, almost comical, turn of events. 2/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Princeton Town Topics May 26, 2007 +940 Foster is a master at portraying a woman in terror who's trying to balance her fears with a survival instinct that drives her to somehow prevail. 7/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis April 15, 2007 +940 full review in Greek 1.5/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 3, 2006 +940 While I do think that Foster and the movies she makes need to lighten up, that isn't quite what I have in mind. 2/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today September 22, 2006 +940 The bickering back and forth between Foster and Sarsgaard becomes tiresome. And the erriness dissipates without anything as interesting to replace it. 1.5/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card August 31, 2006 +940 A disposable B-movie without much excitement or ingenuity. C rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2006 +940 It's not a good movie despite its stylishness and performances, but it does have a short window of appeal for reasons entirely independent of its plausibility. 1.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central January 28, 2006 +940 The movie may not soar, but it flies. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 10, 2006 +940 As plane-based suspense thrillers go, Flightplan has a smooth take off and cruises along nicely for a while, but it hits a rocky patch of turbulence in the third act and goes into a fatal tailspin. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 6, 2005 +940 Rumor is Ms. Foster's picky about scripts. It's an interesting notion, but it doesn't quite explain the existence of Flightplan 2/5 rotten Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week November 16, 2005 +940 The makers of Flightplan have trimmed all the meat off The Lady Vanishes as if it were fat and served us the bone. rotten Alan Dale 0 Blogcritics.org November 9, 2005 +940 If you can forgive the story for being what it is, as I could not, you will probably get your money's worth out of this film. When will they ever learn? 2.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina November 9, 2005 +940 It never really takes off as a fully developed chiller, rather settling for familiar characters and cloudy motivations. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle November 9, 2005 +940 With two and a half good acts out of three and a charismatic Jodie Foster holding at the centre, Flightplan warrants the fare for paying passengers. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile November 7, 2005 +940 [Flight Plan] may not win Foster another Oscar, [but] it manages to remind us of how entirely commanding a screen presence she can be. 3.5/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) October 20, 2005 +940 A big disappointment. 2.5/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies October 15, 2005 +940 Takes off well, but boy is the landing bumpy. 2.5/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal October 7, 2005 +940 Director Schwentke swoops around his giant set with an energetic style that keeps this widescreen film from becoming too claustrophobic. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International October 6, 2005 +940 Foster doesn't make a lot of movies these days...but I'm starting to wish she'd be a little more selective about what she deigns to appear in. 2.5/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat October 5, 2005 +940 ...it's far from First Class. fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise October 4, 2005 +940 ... a script with a social agenda nearly undermines all the film had going for it... 2.5/4 rotten Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com October 4, 2005 +940 We live in an era of soccer moms and mommy journalism, and Foster is all aboard with mommy-based moviemaking. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly October 4, 2005 +940 presented with such enthusiastic abandon that it's easy to get caught up in the proceedings, no matter how far-fetched. 2.5/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy October 3, 2005 +940 "Foster is the reason to see ""Flightplan""; she lends the film both a consummate strength and vulnerability." 2.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 1, 2005 +940 When the movie was over, I stepped out into the daylight and felt a weird sensation. It was a form of relief. The suspense had gotten to me more deeply than I expected. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat September 30, 2005 +940 Flightplan isn't the most intense thriller to roar down the runway, but provides its own sort of satisfaction. fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) September 29, 2005 +940 While the hidden agenda that eventually surfaces does strain credibility, Foster's ability to reign in the improbable ... allows this flight to deliver the requisite thrills. 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly September 29, 2005 +940 "Flightplan"" crash lands after take off." rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca September 29, 2005 +940 The movie plummets into a swamp of ever-increasing -- and increasingly amusing -- preposterosity. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 29, 2005 +940 Remain seated? No problem. B- fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) September 29, 2005 +940 Anticipating the explanation of what's going on proves more interesting than the explanation. rotten John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 29, 2005 +940 While the story may not be very plausible, the film is compelling largely because of excellent performances by Jodie Foster and Peter Sarsgaard. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope September 28, 2005 +940 [Foster's] such a valuable commodity that I wish she'd spend her time making better movies. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer September 28, 2005 +940 Queasy, anxiety-driven and forgettable...I'd advise grounding it. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com September 28, 2005 +940 It's in the final act when Flightplan goes from passable to pitiful. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) September 28, 2005 +940 Foster does the frantic head of the family under great threat very well, as she so superbly demonstrated in an earlier state of panic. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals September 27, 2005 +940 The key to the film is Foster, who reminds us why she's so missed these days. 4/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com September 27, 2005 +940 We're starkly reminded that there's nothing quite so fickle as paranoia, and that some people are never more persuasive than when they're out of their minds. fresh Mark Holcomb 1 Village Voice September 27, 2005 +940 "Strange. ""Tim Burton's Corpse Bride"" takes off. ""Flightplan"" stinks. You'd think it would be the other way around." 1/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) September 27, 2005 +940 On the heels of the recent release of Wes Craven's crafty and creepy airline thriller Red Eye, Flightplan seems to hit a lot of unnecessary air pockets in comparison 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye September 27, 2005 +940 Foster's acting packs a punch but her 'Flight' is grounded by one too many coincidences. 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com September 27, 2005 +940 Can she escape his clutches, find her child and solve the mystery? And do we care? 2/5 rotten Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com September 27, 2005 +940 Foster's go-for-broke plunge into the material makes the flimsy twists barely tolerable. C rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Flipside Movie Emporium September 26, 2005 +940 I do think this is a solid thriller for our times. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 26, 2005 +940 Jodie, Jodie, Jodie ---- what could you have been thinking? rotten Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan September 26, 2005 +940 ......a rather nifty psychological drama for the first hour, after which it descends into an ordinary mom-battling-the-evil-people-alone plot. rotten David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan September 26, 2005 +940 Flightplan might not necessary execute the cleverest of landings, but with Jodie Foster onboard, you know it'll at least have an excellent takeoff. 2.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com September 26, 2005 +940 A co-pilot remarks that all children should have to wear a cowbell. That's true at least for the people aboard this plane. 2/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) September 26, 2005 +940 ...an exercise in pure entertainment. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews September 26, 2005 +940 It's a profoundly stupid plot.... The amazing feat is that, while the film has you in its grasp, you barely notice. Genius. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 26, 2005 +940 Flightplan should have remained grounded for repairs. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle September 26, 2005 +940 The longer the conclusion drags, the more attractive the exit sign looks. 1.5/4 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Kansas City Star September 25, 2005 +940 This is the kind of empty film that usually plays on airline flights. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 25, 2005 +940 What I expect from a thriller is that it keep me guessing while scaring the socks off me -- and 'Flightplan' passes this test with flying colors. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 25, 2005 +940 Unfortunately, the best part of 'Flightplan' is the airplane, which exists only on film. rotten Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 25, 2005 +940 Jodie Foster doesn't impress in this lackluster thriller that is far-fetched and uninvolving. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice September 24, 2005 +940 The vanished child one really misses here is that adorably sparky, wised-up kid from Bugsy Malone and Alice Doesn't Live Here Any More. rotten John Patterson 1 L.A. Weekly September 24, 2005 +940 It might not seem quite so awful, even reprehensible, if it didn't waste a pretty good cast, or if it didn't trot out that ultimate poor-taste cliche, a child in peril. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 24, 2005 +940 One of those thrillers that pivots around the question of how daring -- or how focus-group cautious -- we suspect the filmmakers will turn out to be. C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 24, 2005 +940 The last fifteen minutes are extremely stupid and almost ruin all that good stuff we've had before. 2/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette September 24, 2005 +940 When all is said and done, it builds to a climax so tedious the only mystery is how big a yawn will be generated by the endgame theatrics. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 24, 2005 +940 By the time we reach the interminable third act and its action movie climax, it's clear Flightplan never should have gotten off the ground. 2/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) September 23, 2005 +940 Succeeds admirably, both as a sophisticated psychological thriller and as an example of, if not great art, then superb craftsmanship. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post September 23, 2005 +940 A more than decent thriller. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate September 23, 2005 +940 Jodie Foster's fiercely intelligent performance drives this disappointing thriller, whose taut, carefully constructed first half is sadly negated by its implausible and -- worst of all -- unengaging conclusion. 2/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide September 23, 2005 +940 Not worth the trip. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 23, 2005 +940 Just another thriller with too much plot. 2.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times September 23, 2005 +940 Foster's cobalt-blue eyes and pale, pointy features have rarely been used to such ambiguous effect. Is she the hardest or the most hurt-looking woman you've ever seen? 3/4 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star September 23, 2005 +940 It's a tense, concise and elegantly shot film that creates a sense of menace from the very beginning - - and in a way that's unusual. 3.5/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 23, 2005 +940 The makers of an anti-anxiety drug mentioned in Flightplan will probably rethink their involvement once they see the film. 2/4 rotten Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee September 23, 2005 +940 Although it's certainly watchable and has some striking moments, Flightplan is ultimately a middling effort that lacks dramatic pay-off. 2.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com September 23, 2005 +940 The last thing we need right now is another blubbering emoter. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 23, 2005 +940 Flightplan, nerve-racking as it is, stops well short of its final destination. 3/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 23, 2005 +940 Attention please, this in-flight movie will be cancelled due to a predictable plot that leaves one about as satisfied a bag of airplane peanuts. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com September 23, 2005 +940 The contrast between Kyle's multiple layers of loss and the flurry of life that goes on without her is briefly compelling. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters September 23, 2005 +940 Flightplan grows more and more ponderous and frustrating as the reasons behind Kyle's predicament are revealed to be increasingly outlandish. 2/5 rotten Eric Goldman 0 IGN Movies September 23, 2005 +940 The plot, once you have time to think about it, should so obviously never have been cleared for takeoff. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 23, 2005 +940 Here's the plan the writers came up with to handle the obstacles between their story and plausibility: Ignore them. 1.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post September 23, 2005 +940 There's so little reason behind the plot that it's hard to focus on Foster's fierce performance. 2/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News September 23, 2005 +940 If you bring an eye mask and a few sleeping pills, you should get through it OK. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com September 23, 2005 +940 The care and craft exhibited by director Robert SchwentkeRobert Schwentke in Flightplan is largely undone by a script that self-destructs in the third act of an otherwise well-made thriller. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety September 23, 2005 +940 It's a grabby premise in search of a movie. 1/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald September 23, 2005 +940 It's high anxiety. Too bad the landing is so bumpy. 2.5/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 23, 2005 +940 Flightplan calls to mind that old Kris Kristofferson song, The Pilgrim, about the man who doesn't know if the goin' up was worth the comin' down. 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail September 23, 2005 +940 So, just book a reservation to see this movie already. B+ fresh 0 E! Online September 23, 2005 +940 Flightplan has holes and blank spots you could steer an airbus through. C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News September 23, 2005 +940 Flightplan maintains emotional altitude until it starts hitting the turbulence of unbelievable coincidence. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press September 23, 2005 +940 The longer this one remains in the air, the less inspired it becomes. B- rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News September 23, 2005 +940 Flightplan - - a heart-stopping thriller. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com September 23, 2005 +940 Talk about fear of flying ... C rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 23, 2005 +940 As lean and taut as the muscles on Jodie Foster's fine- boned face, Flightplan is a terrific-looking thriller that wastes no time with embellishment or asides. 2.5/4 fresh Sheri Linden 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 23, 2005 +940 Ultimately what makes this picture fly is Foster, who's playing another character who turns jeopardy into vengeance as a rite of motherhood. 2.5/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe September 23, 2005 +940 Foster is believable, but casting her is like entering a Maserati in the soapbox derby. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic September 23, 2005 +940 Two thirds of this movie is pretty gosh-darn good and suspenseful. The third act, on the other hand...meh, not so much. 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 23, 2005 +940 Directed with a crisp eye and some fluid flourishes, and Foster makes the thing perfectly watchable, but one can't help but think Flightplan is all premise and no plot. 2.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com September 23, 2005 +940 I was so annoyed with Foster's character that I hoped the air marshal would put a bullet in her brain and thus end the misery for the audience. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures September 23, 2005 +940 [Y]ou can almost feel [Foster] spinning her artistic wheels as the story spins into the ridiculous... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 23, 2005 +940 The filmmakers take us on a gripping ride -- they just forgot to pack a parachute. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) September 23, 2005 +940 Flightplan is another one of those thrillers with a clever setup that, once all the cards are laid out and the plan is revealed in full, completely collapses. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 23, 2005 +940 Good performances and striking looks are meaningless if your story falls apart when the tensions should be ratcheting up to unbearable level C- rotten Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com September 23, 2005 +940 Foster's character in Flightplan is incredibly one-note, and it really wears on you after a bit. C+ rotten Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine September 23, 2005 +940 cleverly combines old-school suspense and modern-day paranoia into a tense, compact thriller that's scarier than a long flight on a bankrupt airline. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette September 23, 2005 +940 This airborne Jodie Foster thriller pretty much runs on autopilot and lands somewhere between not bad and not great. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix September 22, 2005 +940 What starts out as a decent thriller soon winds up plummeting to the ground, brought down by its own improbable plot twists and illogical storyline. C- rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com September 22, 2005 +940 Flightplan is two-thirds of a great movie and one-third of a mediocre one, but hey, even the mediocre one has Jodie Foster in it. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 22, 2005 +940 Flightplan is a good example of Foster's uncanny ability to make almost any material work. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com September 22, 2005 +940 Like a delicious oven confection that has us clamoring for its final outcome, once the door is open too soon - it flattens on sight. 2/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com September 22, 2005 +940 fantastic job setting up a very eerie, frightening and confusing story ... but the ending falls short of our greatest hopes 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com September 22, 2005 +940 So preposterous that you not only have to put your brain on hold but remove it from your skull, toss it to the floor and stomp it into insensibility. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 22, 2005 +940 It's always a bad sign in a thriller when the big reveal is greeted by hoots of derisive laughter. C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 22, 2005 +940 Panic Room made sense, and Flightplan does not. None at all, really. 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com September 22, 2005 +940 Packed with enough crates of red herring to feed a starving city...one of the lamest psychological thrillers to come along in a while rotten Les Wright 0 culturevulture.net September 22, 2005 +940 It's got plenty of talented people working on it, but it seems like they all turned a blind eye to the fact that they were creating something truly terrible. 4/10 rotten Devin Faraci 0 CHUD September 22, 2005 +940 plunges almost immediately into the suspense and maintains it throughout, highlighted by terrific performances by Foster, Sarsgaard, and Bean. 1 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com September 22, 2005 +940 [Foster is] terrific in the part, and the movie is great fun. B+ fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 22, 2005 +940 Despite the participation of selective, talented actress Jodie Foster and a screenplay that borrows heavily from The Lady Vanishes, Flightplan can't avoid falling apart during its final half-hour. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 22, 2005 +940 [Flightplan stays on] a course mapped out by so many celluloid disappearing acts that pale in the long shadow of Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes. rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday September 22, 2005 +940 Flightplan establishes a solid enough takeoff, but with such unnecessary distractions, even Foster can't save it from crashing. 2/4 rotten Paul Doro 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 22, 2005 +940 Outrageous illogical resolution to what is otherwise a fine thriller. B- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve September 22, 2005 +940 The movie loses some of its initial atmospheric tension as paranoid thrills give way to Rambo high jinks. 2/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times September 22, 2005 +940 Jodie Foster might draw audiences on opening weekend, and who knows what the spectacular drama this week at LAX may do for an in-flight melodrama. But audiences might react adversely to such transparent manipulation for so weak a payoff. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter September 22, 2005 +940 Flightplan is sillier and more outlandish than Red Eye, and ultimately less effective, but it's still fun and certainly not boring. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com September 22, 2005 +940 To watch Jodie Foster storm through a phony airplane for an entire movie has its very minor pleasures, but there is nothing here to feed the head or fray the nerves. 2.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times September 22, 2005 +940 If the film had met the expectations so well laid down by the advertising campaign, we would have a top-notch thriller on our hands. C rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 22, 2005 +940 Every time the film starts to ascend into dramatic territory, it hits an air pocket and loses momentum rotten Susan Michals 0 FilmStew.com September 22, 2005 +940 The script by Billy Ray and Peter A. Dowling contains plot holes the size of an Airbus. C+ rotten John Anderson 0 Christian Science Monitor September 22, 2005 +940 Where the flight from hell leads is no great shake, but getting there is exciting enough to be worth the trip. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 22, 2005 +940 Flightplan is like airplane food. No matter how good the ingredients the air chef has to work with, the entree inevitably ends up tasting like a Xerox of a facsimile of a meal. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 22, 2005 +940 The first half, which is vintage Hitchcock, is by far superior to the second half, which is pure Steven Seagal. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 22, 2005 +940 Foster should get frequent crier miles for this role; she shifts her character into panic mode so quickly that we also have no trouble believing she could be losing her marbles. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 22, 2005 +940 Flightplan is not a smart movie, but it can be a reasonably fun and entertaining one. 2.5/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel September 22, 2005 +940 The movie's concept is cool, the execution is taut and filled with suspense, but the resolution is badly flawed. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend September 22, 2005 +940 Flightplan delivers a frightening thriller with an airtight plot. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 22, 2005 +940 Everything from the icy blue palette of the cinematography to the icy blue glare of its star speaks to a mood that is somber rather than hyperkinetic. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune September 22, 2005 +940 Not since William Shatner saw a thingie on the wing of his plane in an old Twilight Zone has a flight been thrown into such panic by one passenger. B fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution September 22, 2005 +940 Foster plays the mother of all mothers. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian September 22, 2005 +940 The movie imparts a fear of flying, all right - - but only because it reminds you of the dross you're usually forced to watch up there. rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly September 22, 2005 +940 Flightplan is a crackler of a suspense film and a solid entry into the early autumn season. B+ fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony September 21, 2005 +940 A first-rate thriller before it crashes and burns in the final act...The solution to the mystery is a real groaner and a politically correct cop out. 2.5/4 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily September 21, 2005 +940 Flightplan never attains liftoff since its basic premise is never made credible, even for a minute. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews September 21, 2005 +940 The third act begins with another twist - but this one is so arduous, absurd and out of character for the film that the entire plot, stretching back to Scene One, is sabotaged 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire September 21, 2005 +940 Marred by implausibility, underdeveloped characters, and bad climax, technically Flightplan is great, taking full advantage of its confined space and restricted narrative time B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 8, 2005 +940 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +940 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +940 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +940 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +940 2/5 rotten Scott Andrews 0 FilmFocus December 6, 2005 +940 2.5/5 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 8, 2005 +940 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly September 26, 2005 +940 3/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb September 26, 2005 +940 2/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews September 24, 2005 +940 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald September 24, 2005 +940 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com September 24, 2005 +940 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com September 24, 2005 +943 It is filled, in every scene, with an awareness of the pitiful complexity of the causes of even simple evil. fresh James Agee 1 TIME Magazine February 27, 2018 +943 De Sica's neorealist Oliver Twist fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion June 18, 2015 +943 When viewed today seems to be in need of a buffing. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 13, 2008 +943 Vittorio De Sica's second film was the first major success of the neorealistic movement and the first film to win the Best Foreign Language Oscar. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 14, 2005 +943 Shoeshine's tragedy evolves from the overall environment and system as much as it does from the individual choices the boys make. A fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews December 7, 2002 +943 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +946 At its best, it sports a forgiving humanism - none of these people are all that bad, they're just wounded and needy and uncertain. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire August 5, 2017 +946 Nice little rip-off of 'The Graduate.' Actually holds up on its own. 3/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum March 5, 2003 +946 Not as bad as the title might suggest, maybe a bit too dark a comedy for most audiences. However, it still has some comedic blank spots. 2/5 rotten Alex Keen 0 Trades September 13, 2002 +946 B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +946 C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 17, 2005 +946 1/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly September 3, 2004 +946 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +946 1.5/4 rotten Leonard Schwarz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +946 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 7, 2003 +946 3/5 fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) December 11, 2002 +946 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +946 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +946 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +946 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +946 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +946 3/5 fresh Alison Macor 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +946 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +946 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +946 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly May 3, 1996 +947 Amistad is certainly a film of considerable power. fresh Eric L. McKitrick 0 The New York Review of Books August 17, 2018 +947 Amistad is worth seeing for the stormy scenes on board the slave boat, and for Djimon Hounsou's magnetic performance. Otherwise, it can't decide on its direction, and this unique historical event is stifled into a less than thrilling courtroom drama. 3/5 fresh Yael Shuv 0 Total Film May 31, 2018 +947 'Amistad' may not be the first, or fifth, or tenth film people talk about when Spielberg's name comes up. But it has more moments that will put your hair on end than other filmmakers' best works, and that says something. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Vice December 14, 2017 +947 Powerful story for mid-teens and up. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 21, 2010 +947 In short, a wordy courtroom drama which seldom progresses beyond ciphers, stereotypes and salutary slogans. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +947 Amistad is worth seeing just for people to know about this important story, this moment in history. But from the world's most powerful, successful and famous director, we expect more. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +947 Aiming to instruct and entertain, and often struggling to reconcile these goals, Amistad lacks the subtlety of tone and simplicity of form that made Schindler's List one of Spielberg's very best; here, however, every idea and image are too explicit. 3/4 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 13, 2006 +947 Fortunately, the dry, courtroom banter is interjected with powerful accounts of the violent, inhumane atrocities inflicted on the slaves by Spanish merchants. 3/5 fresh Tom Meek 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +947 Amistad is the telling of an interesting event in American history, but doesn't draw its audience in to the heart of the story. B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +947 This is the most straightforward, understated, and powerful big-screen representation of the gospel in recent movie history. And for that, Amistad should be recommended to everyone. B fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +947 Amistad is the kind of movie that makes a tired topic seem fresh and entertaining again. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 22, 2003 +947 Just when you thought you had seen the best movie there is about a historic seagoing vessel, along comes Amistad. 5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +947 Spielberg's films never lack a certain degree of narrative and visual force, but his tendency toward sentimentality, a strictly antipodal, Good-vs.-Bad conception of character, and an insensitivity to structure have consistently marred his work... B fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +947 Steven Spielberg's engaging, heartfelt and well-made drama delves into a critical incident in the history of slavery in America. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +947 In Amistad, an admirable but disappointing effort...[Speilberg] veers between stoic political correctness and mushy Hollywood platitudes. 2/4 rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +947 Despite its occasional imperfections...Amistad must be regarded as a monumentally impressive achievement and further proof of Spielberg's ongoing maturation as an artist. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +947 Falta alma ao filme. 3/5 rotten Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena May 31, 2002 +947 The essential commitment to freedom is so much a part of the story that, at least in this one brief moment, justice triumphed. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 13, 2002 +947 Spielberg seems to be dividing his filmmaking output into two distinct halves: in the summer months cranking out no-brainer dinosaur flicks...in the winter season unveiling his serious artistic stuff to edify the adults and woo the Oscar crowd. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +947 Good-to-middling courtroom drama, period playacting, and civics lesson, animated by perhaps two Oscar-noteworthy performances. fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +947 Celebrates the holy grail of freedom and how the quest for justice is supported by the spirits of ancestors . fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 1, 2002 +947 Brief moments of visceral fire allow glimpses into the rousing movie this could have been. 3/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +947 Spielberg's considerable talent is not quite enough to unearth it 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +947 Steven Spielberg shows the same kind of fire and passion he did in directing Schindler's List as the horror of slavery is laid bare in the crucible of the courtroom. A fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +947 The best parts of Amistad are those that simply bring their pride, fear and outrage to life. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +947 Thematically rich, impeccably crafted, and intellectually stimulating, the only area where this movie falls a little short is in its emotional impact. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +947 Amistad is prestige filmmaking bereft of inspiration -- sometimes even of the nuts and bolts of craft. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +947 What is most valuable about Amistad is the way it provides faces and names for its African characters, whom the movies so often make into faceless victims. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +947 Spielberg nearly capsizes the story with his customary emotional overkil...Still, the story of Cinque...and the rest of the Africans trying to get home is powerful. B- fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +947 This is as stark and unsentimental -- in other words, the most unSpielbergian -- a film as I've seen in a long time. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +947 Amistad is a good, but not great film. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +947 While the Africans [in Amistad] are tremendously sympathetic, the film maintains a distance from them, granting emotional access instead to the well-intentioned white guys. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +947 Steven Spielberg's Amistad is a potent, finely crafted drama that explores -- better than any film to date -- the injustices and horror of slavery and the seeds of American civil rights legislation. 1 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +947 Although not the grandiose epic it strives to be, Amistad is still a good film, with solid, but not superb, acting, and competent, but not transcendent, direction. 3/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +947 Dry and dawdling, haphazardly structured, and grindingly obvious. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +947 Spielberg errs on the side of right and moral decency, and as a cinematic essay on a subject of universal validity plus eternal currency, it deserves -- and justifies -- genuine praise both as entertainment and as history lesson. fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +947 [Spielberg's] cold calculation doesn't work well with the hot injustice of slavery. Amistad would have been a better film from someone less thoughtful and more emotional... 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +947 Amistad is a picture you will not want to forego. fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +947 However imperfectly, [Speilberg] has crafted another eloquent reminder that although goodness lives with a perpetual sense of weariness in its battle with the self-renewing power of evil, it can never retreat, never sleep. 3/5 fresh Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +947 Amistad is an excellent story, poorly told. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +947 Amistad is a maddening film because it comes so close to greatness. 2.5/5 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +947 Strip it of its historical trappings, and Amistad is really just another courtroom drama -- a particularly manipulative one to boot. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +947 As Spielberg vehicles go, Amistad -- part mystery, action thriller, courtroom drama, even culture-clash comedy -- lands between the disturbing lyricism of Schindler's List and the storybook artificiality of The Color Purple. 3.5/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +947 Despite its many shortcomings, Amistad has the energy and earnestness of most Spielberg pictures. 2/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor January 1, 2000 +947 Halfway into Amistad comes the point where Steven Spielberg pulls the lever, and the stink and horror and bestialities of slavery spill around our ankles. We can't look away. fresh Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +947 Amistad succeds in delivering a powerful message while never being dull. fresh Glenn Slavin 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +947 Scenes go on and on in endless, witless dialogue, ever accompanied by John Williams' hideously gushing music. B- rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +947 Amistad tells a compelling story and it tells it well. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +947 Spielberg is the master of telling a visual story, and here he is in top form. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +947 Despite some unevenness it is a good show indeed. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +947 A true Amistad movie should be a highly emotional tale about the courage and will of the Africans themselves not the American-centered courtroom drama that Spielberg has made. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +947 Amistad is a solidly made film. It's just no...well, you know [Schindler's List]. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +947 The Jewish Steven Spielberg has now made two stirring films on Black History and one on Jewish History. If he can manage to reconcile tensions between those two communities he will be deserving of more than Oscars. 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +947 Amistad is an earnest examination of one race's fight for their rights and their freedom. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +947 Amistad is educational, powerful, and intriguing throughout. 3/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +947 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +947 5/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 18, 2003 +947 3.5/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +947 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +947 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +947 8/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +947 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly December 12, 1997 +949 Shot in just over a week and provides the writer-director with a larger collection of personalities to send careening against each other. 9/10 fresh Christopher Long 0 Movie Metropolis September 9, 2013 +949 That's what Katzelmacher is: a punishment, via art, leveled at all the ignorant, egotistical racists Fassbinder had known. 3.5/5 fresh Noel Murray 0 The Dissolve September 4, 2013 +949 Fassbinder's second film feels rarely moves, but simmers with a kind of rancid, unnamable anger. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 21, 2008 +949 I've described the style of the film in some detail because it is so hypnotic and eventually so comic. 4/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +949 For those looking to figure out what the hell Fassbinder was all about, this is an excellent starting point. fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You May 18, 2003 +949 There's less plot than usual, but the portraiture already seems firmly in place. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader November 19, 2002 +949 There's a blinding nasty truth about the young filmmaker's own generation that he richly exploits... B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 18, 2002 +949 Overt societal disillusionment with a healthy dose of violently expressed xenophobia. Understood. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com November 3, 2002 +949 It doesn't reach the level of despair of some of Fassbinder's other works, but the artistry is unquestionable. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com September 24, 2002 +949 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 30, 2005 +950 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 29, 2005 +950 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com July 8, 2003 +953 Orson Welles was ahead of his time. A+ fresh Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com November 30, 2018 +953 Welles almost creates a mise en abyme throughout Citizen Kane, inviting but ultimately refuting the tendency to want to reduce everything to one core sentimental genesis. 5/5 fresh PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 10, 2018 +953 It is a triumph of the film, and proof of its solid value and of the sense of its director and all concerned, that a human touch is not lost. Sympathy for the preposterous Mr. Kane survives. Indeed, there is something about him which seems admirable. fresh John C. Mosher 1 New Yorker September 5, 2018 +953 The construction is deliberately episodic, and individual settings often appear to owe more to the modern conceptions of stage-technique than to the cinema. But the ingenuity with which the episodes are assembled sets a new level in film-construction. fresh Edgar Anstey 0 The Spectator July 3, 2018 +953 Citizen Kane helped define the language of film, and the totality of its achievement provides no end of fascinating topics to discuss at length. fresh Rob Vaux 0 Cinema-stache April 18, 2017 +953 a visual marvel of expressionistic deep-focus cinematography, elaborate production design, and varied editing rhythms 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk December 3, 2016 +953 It's a gripping and absolutely fascinating drama and Welles is utterly unparalleled. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed November 11, 2016 +953 This stuff is fine theatre, technically or any other way, and along with them the film is exciting for the recklessness of its independence, even if it seems to have little to be free for. fresh Otis Ferguson 1 The New Republic April 29, 2016 +953 What's striking now is how utterly modern it is in structure. 5/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) April 29, 2016 +953 Citizen Kane, written, produced, directed and played by Orson Welles, is probably the most exciting film that has come out of Hollywood for twenty-five years. I am not at all sure that it isn't the most exciting film that ever came out of anywhere. fresh CA Lejeune 0 Observer (UK) November 3, 2015 +953 The labyrinth is a central locus in the language of cinema, Welles presents himself as its Minotaur, giddy and somber fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion May 10, 2015 +953 Some day, and the time won't be long in arriving, Welles will be the greatest director in Hollywood. fresh Kate Cameron 1 New York Daily News April 30, 2015 +953 Remarkably creative film is inventive both in story and visual style. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television August 22, 2014 +953 It can be classified as, in a number of aspects, one of the most arresting pictures ever produced. fresh Edwin Schallert 1 Los Angeles Times January 18, 2013 +953 Perhaps when the uproar has died down it will be discovered that the film is not quite so good as it is considered now, but nevertheless Hollywood will for a long time be in debt to Mr. Welles. fresh Anthony Bower 0 The Nation October 9, 2012 +953 An ecstasy of light and shadow, of clashing textures and graphic forms, such as hadn't been seen since the silent era. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker September 3, 2012 +953 Welles's deeply haunting depiction of the life of William Randolph Hearst has long been synonymous with the director's spectacularly odd and genuinely tragic career. 4/4 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Slant Magazine August 30, 2012 +953 One of the best films out there, and certainly a high point in early cinema. The love for Citizen Kane is deserved. 1 fresh 0 IGN DVD January 29, 2012 +953 Above all, Welles was a showman and Citizen Kane is a three ring circus of cinematic ingenuity... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 MSN.com September 14, 2011 +953 Citizen Kane may very well be the most talked-about movie in history. fresh Richard T. Jameson 0 Parallax View May 1, 2011 +953 Citizen Kane has been cited as the greatest film ever made from so many different quarters, it's a wonder that a Congressional law hasn't been passed making it required viewing for anyone who claims they like movies. 4/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 20, 2011 +953 Classic should be required for any movie lover. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +953 To revisit it now is still to marvel at its wit, audacity and sheer entertainment value. 5/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard November 4, 2009 +953 Many of the novel techniques Welles developed with cinematographer Gregg Toland were calculated to offer new angles on film space. 5/5 fresh Ben Walters 1 Time Out October 30, 2009 +953 With its spirit of visual and narrative innovation, and Welles's precocious, towering central performance, Citizen Kane almost lives up to its own reputation as the best of all time. 5/5 fresh 0 Film4 October 30, 2009 +953 There's no denying that his bravura performance, both in front of the camera and behind it, is spellbindingly effective. 4/5 fresh Toby Young 0 Times (UK) October 30, 2009 +953 There can hardly be anything left to say about Citizen Kane, now revived on the big screen, other than to comment on sublime moments. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 30, 2009 +953 Truly one of the greatest films ever. 5/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Sunday Mirror (UK) October 30, 2009 +953 It would be nice to be able to buck the critical orthodoxy and say how tired and overrated Citizen Kane is; but the dulll truth is, it's still, indisputably, one of the great masterpieces of cinema. 5/5 fresh Robert Hanks 0 Independent (UK) October 30, 2009 +953 ...an impressive dramatic epic that articulates some of the myths of capitalist America in a personal and human way. A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 26, 2009 +953 Citizen Kane is the biggest cinematic landmark since pictures first started moving. 5/5 fresh 0 Total Film April 21, 2009 +953 It is a work of art created by grown people for grown people. fresh 1 TIME Magazine April 21, 2009 +953 Look at it from an entertainment standpoint. What you'll find is that it's a very entertaining, sometimes very funny and always extremely playful film. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 18, 2009 +953 The amazing depth of story and richness of composition make Citizen Kane a must-see for anyone who considers themselves a lover of films. 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight July 7, 2007 +953 It remains a gloriously entertaining classic. 5/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 6, 2007 +953 Welles has found the screen as effective for his unique showmanship as radio and the theatre. fresh John C. Flinn 1 Variety April 6, 2007 +953 It is still the best place I know of to start thinking about Welles -- or for that matter about movies in general. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader April 6, 2007 +953 This is the inherent paradox of Welles' film: that its ending should be so equivocal, providing a satisfying resolution that simultaneously scoffs at such over-simplification. fresh Leo Goldsmith 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You March 9, 2006 +953 A film that gets better with each renewed acquaintance. fresh Tom Milne 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +953 Citizen Kane is no relic. Pop in the DVD and you'll find what you least expect - a really cool flick. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star June 3, 2005 +953 The most auspicious debut film ever for a director. A+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 4, 2005 +953 Welles not only inspired the bright young men with whom he collaborated, he shamed the Hollywood hacks into a realization of just how deeply they had betrayed their talent. A+ fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 25, 2005 +953 A cinematic perfect storm of technique and sophistication, widely hailed as the apotheosis of all the innovations and advancements of the sound era. A+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide May 31, 2004 +953 You will not only be inspired by the film itself, but your entire knowledge and appreciation of the film making process will be all the more richer because of it. fresh Ed Colley 0 Future Movies UK November 6, 2003 +953 It is, as a critical benchmark, unavoidable. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You October 15, 2003 +953 This Welles wunderkind classic deserves to be experienced on the big screen. fresh 0 Austin Chronicle October 1, 2003 +953 Citizen Kane is far and away the most surprising and cinematically exciting motion picture to be seen here in many a moon. As a matter of fact, it comes close to being the most sensational film ever made in Hollywood. fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +953 The greatest film of all time now has a DVD to match. 5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +953 A film that actually feels more modern than most of what we see nowadays, sixty some years later. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +953 Duh. 5/5 fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather August 25, 2002 +953 Yeah, it really IS all that good. 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +953 Citizen Kane is an event in motion pictures. An intelligent and intellectual stimulus, and also an experiment. fresh 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +953 A backwards detective story with Kane's lost childhood as an elusive puzzle piece in a lifetime of megalomania. 4/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine February 5, 2002 +953 Kids who watch this movie can never know how revolutionary it was. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 29, 2002 +953 The question has never been whether 'Citizen Kane' is one of the greatest films ever made. The question is whether it is THE greatest. 1 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis September 12, 2001 +953 It frustrates, it fascinates, and it cannot be pinned down. fresh Shay Casey 0 Film Written Magazine August 20, 2001 +953 A potent metaphor for the betrayal of principles, the souring of the American Dream, and an intelligent mediation on the corrupting nature of power. 5/5 fresh David Wood 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +953 Motion picture archives and collections across the world would be poorer without copies of this film, which will forever be recognized as a defining example of American cinema. 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +953 More than a great movie; it is a gathering of all the lessons of the emerging era of sound. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +953 A cinematic phantasmagoria, this film is a movie lover's wet dream. 9 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +953 If you haven't seen it on a wide screen, you should check it out. The breathtakingly innovative visuals are the point of this experience. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +953 Filled with intriguing layers, the story of Kane's life becomes an onion that the movie keeps peeling. 4/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +953 It is the epitome of filmmaking, a masterpiece for which Welles, one of the greatest practitioners of the cinematic art, will be forever remembered. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +953 I've always said that the greatness of a film is truly measured over time, and this is one of the few films that is truly amazing to watch, and actually lives up to all that damn hype. 4/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +953 Reviewing Citizen Kane is like reviewing The Bible or Shakespeare. A+ fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews January 1, 2000 +953 Today, the black-and-white classic holds up as a stirring portrait of not only its main subject, but of the American Dream, success as it can only be achieved in this country -- or so we like to think. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +953 In addition to being the first great independent movie, Citizen Kane is the first great character drama. 5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +953 5/5 fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com June 26, 2003 +953 5/5 fresh Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly February 18, 2003 +953 5/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 27, 2003 +953 5/5 fresh Luanne Brown 0 Chico Enterprise-Record August 25, 2002 +957 ... one of the most lacerating and vicious visions of the predatory urban world in the American cinema, and one accomplished without a single murder, gunshot or pulled knife. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Stream on Demand March 2, 2018 +957 New York never looked as thrillingly sordid as it does in this scabrous masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) April 9, 2015 +957 [VIDEO ESSAY] Here lies the defective foundation of the American Dream as viewed from an implicitly American viewpoint - Bert Lancaster's company produced the film. A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 2, 2013 +957 A meandering drama about the lure of success and the ignominious aggression of defeat. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 15, 2011 +957 It all begins with the title. The irony aside, its lightness and alliteration suggest the last breaths of one of the film's victims. 5/5 fresh Matthew Sorrento 0 Film Threat March 7, 2011 +957 ... one of the most lacerating and vicious visions of the predatory urban world in the American cinema... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Parallax View February 26, 2011 +957 A masterpiece. 5/5 fresh 0 Film4 April 21, 2009 +957 The film is a masterpiece, intelligent Hollywood cinema at its best. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) April 21, 2009 +957 Mackendrick's nighthawk landscape is compellingly, poetically bleak. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader April 21, 2009 +957 Masterful direction and cinematography are shown off in this restored version, with Bernstein's apt jazzy score nailing all the right notes. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +957 James Hill's production, locationed in Manhattan, captures the feel of Broadway and environs after dark. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety July 22, 2008 +957 Engaging, at times vicious drama w/Lancaster as acidic gossip monger, Curtis fine as wimpy sidekick. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com February 23, 2008 +957 With some of the sharpest dialogue ever cut in Hollywood, only on the most superficial level is this a movie about gossip and publicity. We're talking show business. We're talking America. We're talking cast-iron classic. 5/5 fresh Colin Kennedy 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +957 The screen was rarely so dark or cruel. fresh Chris Auty 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +957 A cruelly cynical take on the seamy side of New York City's swinging nightclub life. A+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 11, 2005 +957 It's about hype and, although it was made decades before the word was coined, it still has eye-opening things to convey about the slippery business of celebrity journalism. Such is the value of first-hand experience. fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald September 20, 2003 +957 Sizzling dialogue, incendiary performances. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 7, 2003 +957 Excellent drama containing one of Tony Curtis' greatest performances. 4/5 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal February 21, 2003 +957 A true classic. Lancaster at top form, Curtis is great as his toady. A cynical masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 17, 2002 +957 Lancaster is monumental. 5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies December 16, 2002 +957 An ambitious and self serving group bent on their own self survival make for a crisp script. Lancaster at his larger than life best... A classic. 5/5 fresh Niki Patton 0 Martha's Vineyard Times (Massachusetts) December 1, 2002 +957 Lancaster-Curtis saga of Manhattan's amoral media has spark and a wicked bite. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +957 Brilliant performances by Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis, and James Wong Howe's glowing black and white photography, are the perfect compliments to the rapid-fire screenplay. 5/5 fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine July 25, 2002 +957 Loose, sleazy, brilliant and hyper-cool. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 21, 2002 +957 A lean, mean amorality tale that still goes down like a cookie laced with arsenic. A fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News May 16, 2002 +957 The main incentive to see this movie is its witty, pungent and idiomatic dialogue, such as you never hear on the screen anymore in this age of special-effects illiteracy. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer April 18, 2002 +957 Uses every aspect of filmmaking to perfection. fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian April 12, 2002 +957 Its pleasures are almost obscenely abundant. fresh 1 New York Times March 15, 2002 +957 Its script posses some of the sharpest dialogue ever written, and even if it's not exactly naturalistic, it's stylized in the best sense. 4/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +957 A fizzingly clever big-city satire and deeply strange late noir classic. fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian September 26, 2001 +957 One of the sharpest and corrosively perceptive films to emerge from Hollywood. 5/5 fresh Jason Wood 0 BBC.com September 11, 2001 +957 One of those rare films where you remember the names of the characters because you remember them -- as people, as types, as benchmarks. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +957 Captures the sleazy allure of Manhattan like no other film. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +957 Still remarkably pungent. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +957 Cruel and unflinching, this movie is partially responsible for bringing Winchell's career down. Excellent cinematography, acting, dialogue, and scoring -- a must see. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +957 5/5 fresh Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +957 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +957 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 22, 2005 +957 5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 22, 2005 +957 5/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) January 11, 2005 +957 4/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 10, 2004 +957 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 7, 2003 +957 3/5 fresh John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 21, 2003 +957 4/5 fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 4, 2003 +957 5/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) April 4, 2003 +957 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 6, 2002 +959 Brisseau's filmmaking style is artful and clever ... so it's a pity when he begins to wallow in corny moralising and operatic excesses. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 26, 2005 +959 I wouldn't entirely dismiss it, but I would be reluctant to say I found too much about it that warmed my heart and appeased my soul. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 30, 2004 +959 Brisseau is getting at the heart of human nature and the price of ambition, and he's cutting with a sharp knife, revealing all of its entrails whether you like it or not 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com November 9, 2004 +959 Soft-core cornography. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 2, 2004 +959 Imagine Emmanuelle remade on a shoestring budget or Eyes Wide Shut staged by a community theater group. 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 1, 2004 +959 A lot of sexy stuff wrapped in an obvious morality tale with some philosophical hooey and clunky symbols thrown in to justify the cheap, but undeniable, thrills. C+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News May 14, 2004 +959 While some might mistake it as a bitter view of sexual politics and empowerment, it's also pretty crass filmmaking. 2/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press May 14, 2004 +959 Ridiculous and pretentious and just plain nutty 1.5/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) May 13, 2004 +959 ... a sexy movie. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper May 3, 2004 +959 The film is well made, well acted, cleverly written, photographed by Wilfrid Sempe as if he's a conspirer with the sexual schemers. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 30, 2004 +959 Either a highly erotic art film trading in sex, power and morality, or a trashy porno pretending to be deep. After watching two hours of hot young French women having sex with men, each other and themselves, I have to go with the latter. 2/4 rotten Allison Benedikt 1 Chicago Tribune April 29, 2004 +959 While the points it hammers home with all the subtlety of a Vivid Video girl's come-on are anything but pointless, the film begins an inexorable slide into outright silliness by the third act. 1.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle April 11, 2004 +959 With plenty of girl-on-girl action, this is the movie that photographer David Hamilton would love to make. 2/5 rotten Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com April 9, 2004 +959 There comes a moment in all truly terrible movies when you sense that you couldn't possibly be co-existing on the same planet as the filmmakers. 1/4 rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times April 9, 2004 +959 The film is interesting, sexy and at times silly. 2.5/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald March 24, 2004 +959 Deteriorates into a silly farce that lands somewhere between Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut and Guccione's Caligula. 2/4 rotten Michael Booth 1 Denver Post March 19, 2004 +959 You couldn't nail a particular kind of modern French film better if you tried: explicit sex, bad behavior, and shrieking pretention all in one lumpy shock-the-bourgeoisie package. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe March 16, 2004 +959 Secret Things is definitely erotic and will appeal to prurient interests with its soft core pornography. But there is also the tale of ambition... B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 9, 2004 +959 a cinematic joy ride, an outrageous jaw dropper that explores serious themes under the guise of gaudy entertainment B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 7, 2004 +959 [The movie] collapses under the weight of its own artsiness. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 26, 2004 +959 A sweetly seductive entertainment. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer February 26, 2004 +959 It's an extremely erotic film which is, amazingly, a feast for both brain and eye. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan February 21, 2004 +959 An artistically ambitious exercise that enables audiences to be simultaneously teased erotically and intellectually. fresh Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter February 20, 2004 +959 It would be hard to mount a straight-faced defense of Brisseau's feverish moral tale, complete with a lurking angel of death, but the carnal machinations are hugely entertaining -- particularly if you like your skin with a bracing sermon chaser. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide February 20, 2004 +959 Jean-Claude Brisseau's film, which takes a whip to Dangerous Liaisons and even winks at Rules of the Game, gets very silly with lesbian voyeurism and liturgical music. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune February 20, 2004 +959 Second-rate soft-core porn with art-house pretentions. 1/4 rotten 1 New York Post February 20, 2004 +959 Secret Things loses that narrative midway through. 2/5 rotten Kim Williamson 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 19, 2004 +959 A female buddy film with bite. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 19, 2004 +959 For those who like their erotic melodramas frosty and lavish, Secret Things is as elaborately whipped up as such treats ever get. 3/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday February 19, 2004 +959 Brisseau effortlessly stages the sort of ooh-la-la orgy that so clearly eluded Stanley Kubrick in Eyes Wide Shut. fresh 1 Village Voice February 18, 2004 +959 Happily and ridiculously over the top, Secret Things is a war of anarchic, sexual primitisim. 3.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine February 13, 2004 +959 Culminates in a quasi-philosophical orgy of pretense and trashy would-be kicks that takes its rightful place among the worst movies I have ever seen. rotten Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com February 13, 2004 +959 What's silly about this is all the sex and nudity. And what's exciting about it is, right, all the sex and nudity. B fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus February 13, 2004 +959 It plays rather like a humorless version of Barbara Stanwyck's tongue-in-cheek classic, Baby Face. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 6, 2004 +959 It still may well-deserve consideration as a first-class exploitation flick. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 6, 2004 +959 For its first half, Secret Things is a tolerably silly lark ... Yet as Christophe's role expands -- and the soundtrack's classical flourishes become more strident -- the film's plausibility plummets. rotten Mark Jenkins 1 Washington Post January 30, 2004 +959 The initial objective with which Brisseau aligns the audience is replaced with a stark ambivalence that tremendously complicates the movie. fresh George Wu 0 culturevulture.net January 28, 2004 +959 One of the most sexually daring films to hit the screens in the U.S. since 'Last Tango in Paris.' A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 22, 2004 +959 The movie is limp-loined and lame-brained. rotten Rex Roberts 0 Film Journal International January 17, 2004 +959 An overheated melodrama that plays like an art-house version of the gloriously awful Wild Orchid. 2/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com January 17, 2004 +959 Merciless and darkly funny. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times January 2, 2004 +959 A wild and woolly fable. fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly December 31, 2003 +959 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine July 22, 2005 +959 B+ fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +959 2/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant June 18, 2004 +959 2/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com April 12, 2004 +959 4/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com February 23, 2004 +961 Coppola and his production team have taken meticulous care to faithfully copy the costumes, production designs, peek-a-boo sexiness and budget-crunched special effects of their source material. fresh Joe Leydon 0 The Moving Picture Show July 19, 2014 +961 Coppola gives CQ a sense of style and humor that makes the navel-gazing bearable. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm February 2, 2013 +961 There's nothing much to the film besides its pretty-coolness. Fundamentally it goes nowhere and says nothing. 3/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 30, 2007 +961 Funny to me, but maybe not for everyone. Hell, I don't care, you're either in the category of the type of person who will like this or you're not. The choice is yours, but anyone pre-disposed to like this type of film will be happy they took the trip. 3.5/5 fresh Chris Gore 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +961 An attention arousing entree fresh Susan Michals 0 FilmStew.com February 1, 2004 +961 Click to read review 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 12, 2004 +961 "Roman Coppola's directorial debut ""CQ"" is a treat. A fluffy delight." 3.5/5 fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com October 24, 2003 +961 The movie plays out like a over-budget student film that lacks any of the competence and patience of an experienced director. 2/4 rotten Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies March 5, 2003 +961 CQ will likely appeal to a younger crowd, who may not catch all the cinematic references but will love the mishmash nature of this cinematic stew. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +961 Love alone does not make a film watchable, no matter how much of it there is. Davies and company are up to the task, but the material is weak. Coppola has a lot of ideas; he just needs to find a more coherent, entertaining way of expressing them. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 18, 2002 +961 Lumbering, misguided mess rotten Jason Clark 0 Matinee Magazine September 15, 2002 +961 ...the sum of the parts equals largely a confused mediocrity. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis September 13, 2002 +961 Mildly amusing but ultimately a sloppy, forgettable enterprise. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle August 30, 2002 +961 It may not be art, but it's vastly more entertaining than anything Coppola senior has done in far too long. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle August 25, 2002 +961 Pull[s] off the rare trick of recreating not only the look of a certain era, but also the feel. fresh Ben Stephens 0 culturevulture.net July 22, 2002 +961 A film that is visually compelling and highly entertaining in an in-jokey sort of way. 3/4 fresh Loren King 1 Chicago Tribune July 20, 2002 +961 'CQ may one day be fondly remembered as Roman Coppola's brief pretentious period before going on to other films that actually tell a story worth caring about 2.5/5 rotten John A. Nesbit 0 ToxicUniverse.com July 19, 2002 +961 'CQ' seeks the literati glitterati cinematic cognoscenti fresh John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly July 15, 2002 +961 All set-up and no punchline. C- rotten Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) July 15, 2002 +961 Coppola's observational and satirical skills are impressive. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press July 12, 2002 +961 The cinema-awareness of CQ is such that it looks as if it was made by and for someone who has seen every movie imaginable but hasn't lived yet. 3/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee July 10, 2002 +961 Definitely a film to seek out if you enjoy quirky, creative projects outside of the norm. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 27, 2002 +961 Coppola's lively lark of a movie is as fresh as new-car smell because it's so sharply observed and attentively acted. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 20, 2002 +961 One of the most fun, stylish movies in recent memory. 9/10 fresh Paul Salfen 0 Supercala.com June 20, 2002 +961 The film is often filled with a sense of pure wonderment and excitement not often seen in today's cinema du sarcasm B fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com June 17, 2002 +961 It's not much of anything, apart from eye candy. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 14, 2002 +961 A silly, self-indulgent film about a silly, self-indulgent filmmaker. 2.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies June 14, 2002 +961 CQ has a modicum of IQ and a dash of style. 2.5/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail June 14, 2002 +961 A charming, spirited movie for cinephiles, or those who aspire to be. 2/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post June 10, 2002 +961 A stylistic romp that's always fun to watch. fresh Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com June 6, 2002 +961 Nothing more substantial than a fitfully clever doodle. 2/4 rotten Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner June 3, 2002 +961 Is this Roman's advice to student filmmakers with less family playdoh to not let life pass them by? C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 2, 2002 +961 A certain sexiness underlines even the dullest tangents. 3/5 fresh Hank Stuever 1 Washington Post May 31, 2002 +961 CQ is a sort of movie-brat movie, mildly entertaining. 2.5/4 fresh 0 San Diego Union-Tribune May 31, 2002 +961 while [Roman Coppola] scores points for style, he staggers in terms of story. B- fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle May 31, 2002 +961 The many pieces of CQ never quite cohere. That may not be an entirely bad thing, as a resolution could only be incongruous, given all that comes before film's end. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters May 31, 2002 +961 In other words, ''CQ'' triumphs over its own trendiness only by being vapid and superficial. 2/4 rotten Chris Fujiwara 1 Boston Globe May 31, 2002 +961 CQ's reflection of artists and the love of cinema-and-self suggests nothing less than a new voice that deserves to be considered as a possible successor to the best European directors. fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button May 31, 2002 +961 Good-natured and fun. B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer May 30, 2002 +961 The film may play best to insiders, but the talent behind it is obvious to all. B- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News May 30, 2002 +961 A very well-made, funny and entertaining picture. fresh Dan Gross 0 Philadelphia Daily News May 30, 2002 +961 A witty, whimsical feature debut. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 30, 2002 +961 Roman Coppola may never become the filmmaker his Dad was, but heck - few filmmakers will. But based on CQ, I'll certainly be keeping an eye out for his next project. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com May 29, 2002 +961 The way Coppola professes his love for movies -- both colorful pop junk and the classics that unequivocally qualify as art -- is giddily entertaining. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com May 29, 2002 +961 Personally, I found it to be a mess -- a jumble of half-formed thoughts and ideas that amount to very little. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews May 29, 2002 +961 One of those pictures whose promising, if rather precious, premise is undercut by amateurish execution. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 28, 2002 +961 Not everything in this ambitious comic escapade works, but Coppola, along with his sister, Sofia, is a real filmmaker. It must be in the genes. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 26, 2002 +961 It's the work of a filmmaker who is in love with cinema, but not entirely certain how to express it. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International May 25, 2002 +961 Coppola has made a film of intoxicating atmosphere and little else. 1/5 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 24, 2002 +961 [an] eye-popping comic book of a movie 3/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com May 24, 2002 +961 A movie that's full of deft, off-center observations about the world of filmmaking. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News May 24, 2002 +961 The direction is creative, and the sets are unbelievable, from the sci-fi kitsch of the movie-within-the-movie to Paul's threadbare bohemian apartment. fresh 0 Citysearch May 24, 2002 +961 Coppola's directorial debut is an incredibly layered and stylistic film that, despite a fairly slow paced, almost humdrum approach to character development, still manages at least a decent attempt at meaningful cinema. 3/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 Filmcritic.com May 24, 2002 +961 Kudos to this first-time feature director for braiding his insider experience into something quite singular. 2.5/4 fresh Megan Turner 1 New York Post May 24, 2002 +961 In his feature debut, director Roman Coppola brings visual flair with an infectious kitsch quotient and an assured dramatic sensibility. B fresh 0 E! Online May 24, 2002 +961 Sprightly, cheeky, thoughtful... depicts [a] coming of artistic age with nary a hint of pretension or self-consciousness. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher May 23, 2002 +961 It's Coppola's baby, and his affection makes it one of the most unusual and enjoyable films this year. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times May 23, 2002 +961 The abiding impression, despite the mild hallucinogenic buzz, is of overwhelming waste -- the acres of haute couture can't quite conceal that there's nothing resembling a spine here. rotten Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice May 21, 2002 +961 A love for films shines through each frame and the era is recreated with obvious affection, scored to perfection with some tasty boogaloo beats. 4/4 fresh Chris Wiegand 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 1, 2002 +961 The main story of Paul's struggle to maintain his idealism in the face of a changing world is pretty dull, uninspired stuff. 2.5/5 rotten Keith H. Brown 0 Eye for Film December 10, 2001 +961 A maddening mishmash of styles and genres with absolutely no dramatic resonance. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter May 16, 2001 +961 7 fresh Kurt Dahlke 0 Apollo Guide October 18, 2008 +961 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News October 18, 2008 +961 2/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +961 D+ rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +962 Filmmaker Todd Phillips deserves credit for having the stomach to have spent enough time with Allin to make this documentary. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide March 14, 2014 +962 Every bit as amazing as it sounds. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 25, 2007 +962 Just not good. 0/5 rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 24, 2006 +962 You can enjoy the lowbrow apocalypse as surreal theater. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com May 27, 2006 +962 This isn't for the faint-hearted but is an insight into the often violent underbelly of the American punk scene. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +962 "G.G. Allin ends up coming across as a random explosion of useless spectacle -- despite his unfocused rants against ""the system,"" he's a rebel showman first and a subversive second." 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle April 16, 2002 +962 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 5, 2005 +962 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 1, 2002 +963 From a distance, Val Kilmer still passes as beautiful... But close up, his is the face of corruption: an intense mass of beforehis-time lines. There is certainly a great role out there for him, but reallife former porn star John C Holmes isn't it. rotten Antonia Quirke 0 London Evening Standard December 14, 2017 +963 Very sordid and unexpectedly dull; adults only. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +963 Unpleasant to view but ultimately satisfying. 7 fresh Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide May 8, 2007 +963 Unwarrantedly interested in B-list celebrity-gone-to-seed. D+ rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness July 29, 2005 +963 This film, however, will fade away quicker than Jenna Jameson when she hits thirty-five. 1 rotten Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com December 27, 2004 +963 Bolstered by its fiercely assured script and direction, Wonderland's cast soars, with Kilmer perhaps doing his career-best work. 4/5 fresh Jay Antani 0 Los Angeles Alternative September 30, 2004 +963 It's an in-your-face and exhausting portrayal of life gone bad, played out by a cast of actors all on the top of their game. 8 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus September 23, 2004 +963 looks good, sounds great, and essentially it's just one long party until the debauchery inevitably comes to collect its tax fresh Tom Grealis 0 May 10, 2004 +963 Wonderland remains too subjective and doesn't probe deep enough. 2.5/5 rotten Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com April 20, 2004 +963 Nem mesmo o excepcional elenco consegue levar o espectador a conhecer um pouco melhor aqueles personagens. Ainda assim, o filme tem seus momentos. 3/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena March 10, 2004 +963 Cox's film is really an empty experience. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 17, 2004 +963 ...real bottom-of-the-barrel stuff, a scummy story about scummy people. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 9, 2004 +963 Wonderland is completely hollow and devoid of purpose... uncompelling, unorganized and unexciting. 1.5/4 rotten Stacie Hougland 0 Hollywood.com January 14, 2004 +963 You might actually anticipate learning something about the real JohnnyHolmes and his vocational choices. Think again. rotten Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press December 31, 2003 +963 A few actors make momentary impressions, yet most are kept in the shadows, as hard to make out as this movie's ultimate intentions. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 4, 2003 +963 Rarely has so much of so little consequence been so closely examined. 2/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star October 24, 2003 +963 To enjoy the narrative remixing, you have to cut through an awful lot of postproduction hooey. 3/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly October 24, 2003 +963 Sometimes Wonderland does make you wonder why you're wasting your time with these losers. But there's also a lot here that stays with you. 3/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel October 24, 2003 +963 She creates an affecting counterpoint to the hyper-charged insanity back at the Wonderland condo. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies October 24, 2003 +963 The main interest here is the acting, which is, by turns, entertaining or just entertainingly bad, with lots of grungy seriousness and Method-trained twitching, but also some moments of real gusto. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail October 24, 2003 +963 Wonderland represents another low-rung on the downward descent of actor Val Kilmer. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 24, 2003 +963 It's theoretically possible to make a fascinating film about a thieving, self-indulgent, freebasing, treacherous scumbag who pimps his girlfriend to a gangster and contributes nothing to society. Wonderland isn't that film. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 24, 2003 +963 Watching a movie about these wasted lives just made me feel like I was wasting mine for sitting through it. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 24, 2003 +963 These were very bad people, but very good actors play them. 2.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 23, 2003 +963 An engrossing, if harrowing, trip through the looking glass. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star October 23, 2003 +963 Kilmer's persona is strong, and he brings a certain energy to the screen, but he does nothing to make John Holmes any more interesting than the dope addict of the week on 'NYPD Blue.' C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 22, 2003 +963 We've frankly heard it all before. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner October 20, 2003 +963 A film whose effects are as hard to wash away as blood. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post October 17, 2003 +963 Overblown, overheated, overdirected, overacted, overlong and over here, in the local bijoux. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post October 17, 2003 +963 Not quite the second coming of Boogie Nights. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 17, 2003 +963 Watching Wonderland is like being trapped in a reeking shed under a naked light bulb, morosely reading old tabloids that have lost their shock value. 0/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 17, 2003 +963 A movie that manages to make both sex and violence dull. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee October 17, 2003 +963 In the end, Wonderland seems to about something banal -- that a junkie will say or do just about anything. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 17, 2003 +963 A flashy, mediocre picture. rotten Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian October 17, 2003 +963 Wonderland never gives us a single reason to care about any of these people. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 17, 2003 +963 Along with their tickets to Wonderland, moviegoers should also be given a moist towelette. That way after the film they won't have to stand in line at the restroom to wash off the slime. 1.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star October 17, 2003 +963 Wonderland may not be the feel-good movie of the year; in fact it feels pretty lousy most of the time. But it offers a dark story well-told with some truly fine performances. B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 17, 2003 +963 An unsettling, sordid, overly stylized and intensely well-done drama. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 17, 2003 +963 For all Wonderland's kinetic energy, the mind wanders. 1.5/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post October 17, 2003 +963 True crime procedurals can have a certain fascination, but not when they're jumbled glimpses of what might or might not have happened involving a lot of empty people whose main claim to fame is that they're dead. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 17, 2003 +963 Wonderland skips lightly along the sewers of human depravity as if the trip alone was worth the telling. 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 17, 2003 +963 A well-constructed, observant exploration with Kilmer doing everything he can to charm us. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com October 17, 2003 +963 It all makes for an interesting look at infamy in the hands of the brash young Cox. 4/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) October 17, 2003 +963 [H]yperkinetic, retro-groovy, and sorta superfluous... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 17, 2003 +963 A dry, forensic account, more suitable for a true-crime show on late-night cable. 2/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic October 16, 2003 +963 The film is so truncated, so obsessed with style and composed of so many self-contained episodes that it fails to say anything new. C+ rotten Paul West 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 16, 2003 +963 Muddled and largely unentertaining. C- rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle October 16, 2003 +963 Wonderland is in your face. Any deeper connections, like those to heart and mind, get lost in the splash. C rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News October 16, 2003 +963 The film reveals no great truths about human nature or drug abuse, the dialogue is witless, the acting unconstrained. 0/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News October 16, 2003 +963 Although Wonderland isn't much of a movie, it is a parade of exceptional acting. 1/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 16, 2003 +963 Wonderland is fast and frenetic and so unvarnished that it can make you feel unclean watching it. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune October 16, 2003 +963 If you can get past the agitated visual gimmicks, there's just enough mystery to sink your teeth in to. C+ rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine October 16, 2003 +963 While the Rashomon-like multiple versions of events are riveting, Cox's main misstep is to leave out real resonance. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 15, 2003 +963 Manages to move beyond its bloody rage by spinning a complex narrative that's one of the year's most compelling stories. 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 14, 2003 +963 The movie has the hopped-up, sickening energy of a four-day drug binge, and it's as repellently fascinating as a pulp detective magazine. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 13, 2003 +963 Pure edge-of-your-seat material. It is a gripping and engrossing tale ... told with the exhilarating energy of a runaway freight train. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews October 11, 2003 +963 It wasn't the incessant bleakness that bothered me, but the lack of a compelling reason to endure it. C- rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather October 9, 2003 +963 This sketch of John Holmes only shows a part of his world. And to reduce him to one part -- well, that's to only continue the treatment he got his entire adult life. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 9, 2003 +963 The movie's blunt imagery emphasizes the horrific nature of the crime, but it also feels like Cox is bludgeoning the viewer. rotten Pam Grady 0 FilmStew.com October 9, 2003 +963 Director/co-writer James Cox does a superlative job of holding the reins on this four-in-hand cinematic collage, showing the same story from several points of view but never losing sight of the most compelling concepts. fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily October 8, 2003 +963 ... astonishing and powerful piece of filmmaking from James Cox. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 6, 2003 +963 Not a very pretty sight, and certainly not an enlightening one. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 5, 2003 +963 painstakingly teased out 3.5/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com October 5, 2003 +963 This is one of those movies that leaves you feel drained, and as if you have to take a shower after. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 3, 2003 +963 An elusive but dazzlingly sleazy examination of addiction, selfishness, greed and self-destruction in the California sun. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide October 3, 2003 +963 The murders themselves, apparently revenge for the robbery of a high-roller, were indeed messy. But they don't hold a candle to the disarray that is director and co-writer James Cox's film. 1.5/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News October 3, 2003 +963 Feverish and unfocused. 1.5/4 rotten Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post October 3, 2003 +963 The best thing about the movie is Kilmer's charming, manipulative and utterly despicable interpretation of the legendarily endowed John Holmes. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 3, 2003 +963 Don't waste the bucks. 2/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 3, 2003 +963 It might not make wads of cash, but Wonderland will definitely get a rise out of audiences. B fresh 0 E! Online October 3, 2003 +963 Pointless movie. 1/5 rotten Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 3, 2003 +963 More than a film flirting with unwatchable, the music video sexiness of Wonderland is dangerous. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 2, 2003 +963 The Holmes story has fared better in a pair of documentaries. 2/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today October 2, 2003 +963 The high quality of most of the acting makes this otherwise pointless and indulgent movie at least watchable. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times October 2, 2003 +963 Although it has a delectable cast, Wonderland skims over its seedy characters to glamorize drug addiction and the role porn star John C. Holmes had in four murders. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times October 2, 2003 +963 The murder-mystery plot is told in rough-and-tumble style, full of sound and fury but signifying almost nothing in the end. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor October 2, 2003 +963 Proves that John Holmes wasn't all about dingus; his other interests included drugs and sliminess. 7/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com October 2, 2003 +963 Piles on the narrative devices, sonic distortions and gritty images to the point where all you want to do is reach out and wipe away some of the mess so you can decide if there's anything worth seeing. 2/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday October 2, 2003 +963 The vaporous Wonderland never moves beyond its grungily romanticized view of the past. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly October 2, 2003 +963 The deliberately chaotic film technique used in 'Wonderland' admirably reinforces the idea that truth is difficult, at times unknowable. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 2, 2003 +963 Save for its basis in historical reality, there is little that is original in the visualizing of Wonderland's underbelly tour of compromised lives. 1.5/4 rotten Joshua Vasquez 0 Slant Magazine October 1, 2003 +963 A compelling journey into the depths of hell on earth. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 1, 2003 +963 ...Wonderland revels in sleaze and unpleasantness... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 1, 2003 +963 ...sadly the film never achieves any rapport with the audience. 2/4 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) October 1, 2003 +963 Jonesing for headlines and gossip-buzz, Wonderland is too look-Ma for its own good. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice September 30, 2003 +963 Intense, though at times too frenetic, with an energetic performance by Val Kilmer. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve September 25, 2003 +963 ... character gets sacrificed for just another true-crime drama. 2/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 25, 2003 +963 Ultimately I found the film to be fairly compelling, mainly because of Kilmer's performance, but it does suffer a bit from the lack of focus that this style of storytelling often falls victim to. 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat September 24, 2003 +963 The film all too often has the feel of an acting exercise. rotten Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International September 20, 2003 +963 Some worthy performances aside, this helter-skelter portrait of John Holmes and the Wonderland murders is far from wonderful. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter September 18, 2003 +963 Cox seems to have zero vision telling a story that should be way more compelling than what we get here. 4/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 17, 2003 +963 Sadly Wonderland slips and clucks through its own artful delivery ultimately creating nothing more then a kinetic mess of a film with glimpses of genius 2.5/4 rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review September 17, 2003 +963 With its mannered, hyped-up style, James Cox's second feature has absolutely nothing to say about its characters and their lamentable actions. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety September 11, 2003 +963 It hits you like a ton of dope 4.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals September 4, 2003 +963 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com October 6, 2003 +966 Isn't a great horror anthology but it's worth pursuing and watching, if only for the neat plot twists, and great closing segment. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 11, 2018 +966 ... you may just want to fast forward to the final tale. 3/4 fresh Lucius Gore 0 ESplatter March 24, 2009 +967 Goldblum, who usually elevates any material, seems asleep at the wheel in a role where his character does virtually nothing but drive Michelle Pfeiffer around wherever she asks him to. rotten Austin Trunick 0 Under the Radar December 12, 2017 +967 Because of all the cameos and in-jokes, this gimmicky weightless film should appeal to mostly film buffs. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 3, 2016 +967 The tone, despite the frequent bloodletting, is light, and the film works better than the script would indicate. 2.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide April 10, 2008 +967 The film itself tries sometimes too hard for laughs and at other times strains for shock. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety April 10, 2008 +967 Pfeiffer in particular takes the sort of glamorous yet preposterous part that generally defeats even the best actress and somehow contrives to make it credible every inch of the way. fresh 1 Time Out April 21, 2007 +967 Landis at his most cameo-obsessed and self-indulgent. 2/5 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) March 3, 2006 +967 Strange ensemble noir comedy chase flick. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 17, 2005 +967 Maybe what the movie needed was more professional discipline and less geniality. As a rule, it's probably better to throw the party after the filming is finished. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +967 An uninteresting and off-putting movie. 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice August 21, 2004 +967 Even the glossy photography and Pfeiffer's convincing performance can't make this add up to more than its slightly amusing parts. rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +967 A little bit of Into the Night is funny, a lot of it is grotesque and all of it has the insidey manner of a movie made not for the rest of us but for moviemakers on the Bel Air circuit who watch each other's films in their own screening rooms. 1.5/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +967 Thin and familiar. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +967 1/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) August 24, 2005 +967 5/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat July 30, 2005 +967 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 EnPrimeur.ca July 4, 2005 +967 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +967 1/5 rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com April 28, 2005 +967 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly April 13, 2005 +967 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 15, 2003 +967 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals September 7, 2003 +967 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +967 2/5 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide December 18, 2002 +967 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 9, 2002 +968 Pari asks the big question - are human beings in fact the biggest monsters? I say the biggest horror is a lame script. 2/5 rotten Anupama Chopra 0 Film Companion Reviews September 5, 2018 +968 It's rare to see a successful mainstream actress not only believe in this as a producer, but strip herself of beauty so fully that her hideousness becomes beguiling. 3/5 fresh Rahul Desai 0 Film Companion Reviews September 5, 2018 +968 Pari is technically competent, and Prosit Roy receives production support in plenty. The costumes, hair and make -up, and background music being noteworthy....but themes of good versus evil and love limits this film's appeal to the loyal viewer. fresh Udita Jhunjhunwala 0 Scroll.in March 2, 2018 +968 It's compelling, but leaves you eventually disturbed. 3/5 fresh Manjusha Radhakrishnan 0 Gulf News (UAE) March 2, 2018 +968 Jishnu Bhattacharjee's innovative cinematography tries to cover-up, but he can't rescue a film that fails to explain its lead's sudden change of character. 1/5 rotten Rohit Vats 0 Hindustan Times March 2, 2018 +968 If you like horror as a genre, and prefer a genuine theme over sheer succession of scary sequences, you will like this one. 3.5/5 fresh Renuka Vyavahare 0 The Times of India March 2, 2018 +968 A more dramatic story and tauter screenplay would have turned it into a true blue horror film. But in the present form, the only feeling it evokes is of sadness brought out by the fact that a brilliant opportunity got lost. 2.5/5 rotten Devesh Sharma 0 Filmfare March 2, 2018 +969 While superficially I Heart Huckabees is a deranging experience, it ends up being deeply reassuring. fresh Will Self 0 London Evening Standard December 20, 2017 +969 You don't get many clear answers from this film and maybe that's for the better. fresh Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 24, 2017 +969 Brilliant existential comedy for adults only. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +969 Russell directs an excellent cast in a thought provoking existential comedy that is very funny and very well acted. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +969 I have no idea what the film is really all about, but this top line cast makes it so much fun, it doesn't seem to matter. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +969 Metaphysics, madness and Mancala meet in this fun, fresh and overtly philosophical tale about, well, all kinds of things, really. A- fresh Jason Gorber 0 Film Scouts June 21, 2007 +969 This feverish state-of-the-split-nation address finds Russell tossing everything that matters -- and more -- into the pot, and producing a pretty indigestible and very messy stew. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +969 If you're up for it, you'll discover a fresh, funny little romp unafraid to tackle the biggest issues of all. 4/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +969 Tomlin hasn't had a comic role this rich in years, and she sinks her teeth into it with something like ecstasy. fresh Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba September 16, 2005 +969 Maddeningly uneven but mildly amusing. B- fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +969 "A high-concept, high-minded piece of pseudointellectual trash, ""I Heart Huckabees"" is one of those stink bombs the intelligentsia like to champion." C- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) March 30, 2005 +969 ...while it is little more than a lightweight charade masquerading as deep wisdom, there were parts of it I enjoyed. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 6, 2005 +969 At its heart, this is basically the story of one man's attempt to prove that his life has meaning. What could be more relatable than that? 4/5 fresh Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic March 5, 2005 +969 I ? Huckabees really only succeeds on the level of slapstick, with Tomlin's impeccable timing being the chief delight. C rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 27, 2005 +969 What in the world is going on with I Heart Huckabees? Please, someone e-mail me and let me know. 2.5/4 rotten Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies December 27, 2004 +969 As with Russell's other films, Huckabees moves its audience from initial bafflement to a broader apprehension of a situation rife with complexity. fresh Ben Walters 0 Sight and Sound December 7, 2004 +969 This movie is definitely geared toward blue-staters. 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online December 7, 2004 +969 Never binds into a satisfying whole. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com November 30, 2004 +969 A genuinely wonderful comedy, brought to life be a genuinely wonderful cast and an interesting director. 7 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus November 28, 2004 +969 For all its madcap whimsy, the film still manages to pack a much more powerful intellectual and moral punch than, say, your average Hollywood blockbuster. 8/10 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette November 26, 2004 +969 Succeeds because it never takes itself that serious despite its heady premise. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 20, 2004 +969 [T]alk all they want, nothing the characters say alters the [simplistic] melodramatic mechanism. rotten Alan Dale 0 Blogcritics.org November 8, 2004 +969 The director of Three Kings asks: If all people want is cheap oil and Wal-Mart convenience, should liberals just give up? 3/5 fresh Stephen Himes 0 Flak Magazine November 7, 2004 +969 I Heart Huckabees combines slapstick humour, a witty, off-the-wall script and a collection of wonderful performances from its superb ensemble cast. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 6, 2004 +969 Russell is a cool and clever director, with a vision all his own. 7/10 fresh Michelle Thomas 0 Future Movies UK November 6, 2004 +969 To watch David O. Russell's zany farce is to see an alert mind at work, but the movie doesn't work. Huckabees is a distancing intellectual film with too small a heart. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 6, 2004 +969 "David O. Russell continues to prove just how wacky a filmmaker he truly is. In ""'Huckabees"" the laughs are mixed, but the wackiness couldn't be more inspired." 2.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf November 5, 2004 +969 While the director may have ambition to admire and career-risking courage to respect, the sad truth is his new movie has almost nothing to heart. 1/5 rotten Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat November 2, 2004 +969 In this chaotic style of skit moviemaking, plot resolutions are thrown at you like a multiple choice quiz. rotten Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio November 1, 2004 +969 Feel free to Honk if you love Huckabees, but don't be surprised if the person sitting next to you flips you the existential bird through their inner moon roof. 2.5/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com October 31, 2004 +969 Quirky enough for me to recommend it, but its self-satisfied braininess diminishes what could have been a truly wonderful film. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 30, 2004 +969 I have no idea what writer/director David O. Russell was trying to accomplish with this messy but not-quite-a-disaster of a movie. 2.5/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy October 29, 2004 +969 "Those who find the film too confusing are missing the point -- there's no philosophy here to ""get,"" just mockery of the folks who think there is." fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 LYTRules.com October 28, 2004 +969 Trying to decode the film through its entertaining philosophical ramblings leads nowhere substantial... [Huckabees] is a vision of contemporary US divisiveness. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 28, 2004 +969 plays entirely by its own rules. Russell has never been a filmmaker who kowtowed to convention... and the satiric 'Huckabees' is no exception. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette October 28, 2004 +969 Smart and funny, but it plays a little cold. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal October 28, 2004 +969 An all-out assault on academic hooey, Russell takes I Love Huckabee's and makes a true, theoretical screwball comedy. 4/5 fresh 0 Film Snobs October 28, 2004 +969 I liked Huckabees, but I can't say that I loved Huckabees. For every screwball scene that kicks, Russell lets another weakly bounce away. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly October 27, 2004 +969 Russell's best and most daring work to date. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 27, 2004 +969 Watching I Heart Huckabees is like sleeping with an adult film star...You appreciate the effort, but it comes off as an over-the-top, sometimes disingenous production. fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch October 25, 2004 +969 Life as a blanket: He's you and you're me and we're both Bob Newhart in this brilliant comic romp. 4.5/5 fresh Beth Jones 0 Roanoke Times (Virginia) October 25, 2004 +969 If... you [get] the impression that this is all too precious and contrived for a Hollywood film, you're not far from the mark. 3/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette October 25, 2004 +969 Weird does not necessarily equal funny. 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 25, 2004 +969 Too fey, too coy, too precious... 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) October 25, 2004 +969 The film gets crazy and seems unconnected. It has some funny moments but mostly left me cold. Go see it and judge for yourself. 2/4 rotten Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum October 25, 2004 +969 The clever, light-hearted manner that the flurry of philosophical inquiries are tossed our way kept a smile on my face and gave me that warm, fuzzy feeling inside 4/4 fresh Derek Smith 0 Cinematic Reflections October 24, 2004 +969 I can't reccomend it wholeheartedly C rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) October 24, 2004 +969 Somehow, within its messy, sprawling, good-natured excess, it manages a semblance of order within the chaos. B fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee October 23, 2004 +969 The movie's irreverence and ability to surprise are precisely what helps it avoid being a big, pretentious mess. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Lawrence.com October 22, 2004 +969 So what's an existentialist comedy? Basically, it's a silly, irreverent, chaotic metaphysical farce about what it means to be alive. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com October 22, 2004 +969 A rewarding- frustrating smart-silly comedy of pretentious- modest ambitions. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 22, 2004 +969 At first, anyway, it's mildly amusing. But before too long, all this whimsical, metaphysical meandering and smarty-pants wordplay grows wearisome. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star October 22, 2004 +969 The deadpan nature of the film's humor is refreshing, and the cast seems to be having a blast. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 22, 2004 +969 I came out of the film sure of only two things: It will divide audiences more than any comedy this year, and it will reward a second viewing. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 22, 2004 +969 "One brilliant, funny and generous film that exists somewhere between ""Siddhartha"" and Sid Caesar. " 4/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) October 21, 2004 +969 Russell flings ideas, but only sprinkles plot, at the question, and most of them stubbornly refuse to stick. 2/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 21, 2004 +969 Both the best and worst thing about Russell's new film, I Heart Huckabees, is the way the filmmaker has completely bought into his own image. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly October 21, 2004 +969 The cast is great in this vibrant, energetic movie with a philosophical fight at its core 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit October 20, 2004 +969 Shakes your sense of perception and leaves you spinning out of the theater in a transcendental blur. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star October 20, 2004 +969 Painfully unfunny, it's a ridiculous mess of a movie. 1/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews October 20, 2004 +969 While Russell's movie doesn't quite capture the freewheeling dementia of [Charlie] Kaufman's output, it's still a noteworthy effort. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 20, 2004 +969 the kind of original, clever, off-kilter filmmaking that's easy to appreciate, but hard to like 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 19, 2004 +969 But what does it all mean? Dunno and don't care, because there's nothing here to care about. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer October 19, 2004 +969 The offputting title serves notice of the offputting film to follow, and the more offputting suspicion that Russell doesn't care whether anyone likes it or not. fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix October 19, 2004 +969 In its best moments, Russell's film marries melancholy with winsomeness, despair with elation. 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle October 19, 2004 +969 A car wreck at the intersection of Woody Allen and Kaufman. 1.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 19, 2004 +969 Some good characters and some funny scenes, and maybe some insights, but that doesn't add up to as much as it might have. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies October 19, 2004 +969 Will keep you giggling, guessing and thinking. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 19, 2004 +969 See I Heart Huckabees before your boss asks you to tell your Shania Twain mayo story and you vomit all over a meeting of the Board. fresh Martin Scribbs 0 Mixed Reviews October 18, 2004 +969 It's a spray of dots that never connect, like a Pointillist painting that never forms a picture. 1.5/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 15, 2004 +969 Don't think about this loony metaphysical comedy too much. Just go with it and, chances are, you'll get it. 3/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee October 15, 2004 +969 Russell is obviously working out his considerable angst ... but in an admirable attempt to opt for a manic, stream of consciousness energy, he ends up annoying his audience instead. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 15, 2004 +969 So willfully, smugly eccentric that it grows tiresome rather quickly. 2/4 rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle October 15, 2004 +969 Adventurous, challenging and filled with small moments of delight. Unfortunately, it's also self-indulgent, repetitious and the sort of movie you wish was great but isn't. C+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 15, 2004 +969 You have to give everyone involved credit for mounting a joke that, if not of Dadaist proportions, should prove pretty funny to everyone except the rubes who wander in expecting to see something they can comprehend. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 15, 2004 +969 In a way, the movie is about everything and nothing, but its real problem has less to do with its philosophical ambition than with its scattered, half-digested musings. C- rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News October 15, 2004 +969 It's a mad, mad, mad, mad, meaningful world, indeed. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post October 15, 2004 +969 Russell is unable to transform his psychologically warped story into a shape that can be enjoyed. 2/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel October 14, 2004 +969 It is difficult for me to describe how sweet and buoyant I found the film, despite its seemingly excessive stylization. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer October 14, 2004 +969 Along with Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, it's the most playful, intelligent and original comedy of the year. B+ fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution October 14, 2004 +969 An ambitious but disjointed spoof of New Age quirks and quacks that attempts to simultaneously put down and lift up. But, despite the A-list ensemble, it accomplishes neither. 1.5/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News October 12, 2004 +969 A chaotic, shambling satire. 2/5 rotten Kevin Courrier 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 12, 2004 +969 It's a comfortable sort of confusion that Russell has brought to the table. Good luck figuring out exactly what the point is. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend October 12, 2004 +969 If introductory philosophy was this much fun, enrolment would go through the roof. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide October 12, 2004 +969 Think of it less as a deconstruction of philosophies, and more like an episode of Last Comic Standing where the jokesters are Nietzsche, Heidegger and Kant. B fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews October 11, 2004 +969 Horrible torture. David O. Russell hates us. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian October 11, 2004 +969 ...the result is a sometimes amusing, mild mannered philosophical comedy that is, in the end, shallow. C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 11, 2004 +969 despite [a] muddled attempt at some kind of existential relevance, I Heart Huckabees works on an absurdist comedy level B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 10, 2004 +969 Russell should probably be applauded for trying something different, but I Heart Huckabees often seems weird for weirdness' sake. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 10, 2004 +969 There's ambition here, as well as a shaggy brilliance and a rare willingness on the part of a director to work out his questions in front of us, on film. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 8, 2004 +969 Russell ... is so preoccupied with his western philosophy and eastern religion that he neglects the people in his film, and their thinness starts to grate after at time. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 8, 2004 +969 Theirs is too painfully forced, from the movie's thin premise to its ideas about what's funny: Hoffman in a Beatles wig? rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post October 8, 2004 +969 With razor-sharp performances, zingy one-liners, broad slapstick humor and a message of sorts, there's enough to distract the viewer from becoming hopelessly lost in the lint-filled chaos that is the umbilicus. fresh Teresa Wiltz 1 Washington Post October 8, 2004 +969 It's like a screwball comedy written by the existentialist Jean-Paul Sartre. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 8, 2004 +969 I don't quite know what the point of it all was, but I do know that I enjoyed watching it. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 8, 2004 +969 Rich in quirky performances, amusing in its restless energy, it nevertheless frustrates with self-import and fishy enlightenment. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian October 8, 2004 +969 What you end up with is a mess of ideas and silly asides, but one that for some of us is an intelligent pleasure to wade through. 4/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies October 8, 2004 +969 It's simultaneously tightly ordered and awfully cluttered. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail October 8, 2004 +969 I enjoyed every moment. Huckabees is both absurd and densely rich. B+ fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times October 8, 2004 +969 The movie is like an infernal machine that consumes all of the energy it generates, saving the last watt of current to turn itself off. It functions perfectly within its constraints, but it leaves the viewer out of the loop. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 8, 2004 +969 ...something akin to a fatalistic primal scream: We suffer, therefore we are. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) October 8, 2004 +969 The film roars with rapid-fire chatter and a great deal of heated arguing. It becomes abrasive and oppressive, and we yearn for a break. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 8, 2004 +969 Despite Russell's self-indulgent streak, he earns credit for his ambition, for imbuing a stellar cast with his own bizarre spirit, and for pulling it off with wit and style. 3/4 fresh Frank Houston 0 Palm Beach Daily News October 8, 2004 +969 To enjoy this movie, you just have to accept that fact that it doesn't always make sense. The moments of fun outweigh the times when they're trying too hard to be clever. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 8, 2004 +969 Russell ... has plenty of vision, intelligence and gall but he doesn't quite have the steady hand and comic flair that a masterpiece- wannabe such as this demands. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 7, 2004 +969 Simultaneously scattered and thought-provoking, as if writer/director David O. Russell gathered up all his loose ideas and decided to pack them tightly into one movie. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic October 7, 2004 +969 A head-scratcher. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 7, 2004 +969 A heady, messy piece of existential angst that works against all odds. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News October 7, 2004 +969 If the worst thing I Heart Huckabees does is ask you to think too much, then let all movies be this bad. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 7, 2004 +969 It's very talky. It's pretentious. But I enjoyed it despite all of those things. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 7, 2004 +969 The movie is disjointed and pointless. But its biggest shortcoming is that it's not funny. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 7, 2004 +969 It's filled with characters who, desperate to feel deep, want answers to life's big questions. And watching it, you, also desperate to feel deep, will want answers to big questions like, 'What's this all about?' 3/4 fresh Allison Benedikt 1 Chicago Tribune October 7, 2004 +969 A cerebral comedy that's too anxious to demonstrate how clever and erudite it is to bother creating...a narrative that's more than an affected faux-philosophical puzzle. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 7, 2004 +969 The real thing -- an authentic disaster -- but the picture is so odd that it should inspire, in at least a part of the audience, feelings of fervent loyalty. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker October 6, 2004 +969 There are plenty of attempts at absurdist, droll humor, but Huckabees is too eccentric for its own good. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International October 6, 2004 +969 By far the most original comedy of the year. 4/4 fresh Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine October 6, 2004 +969 Russell is hoping that the sheer volume of intellectual dither in this movie will propel audiences into the comedic stratosphere, but even astronauts know that there comes a time to touch down. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture October 6, 2004 +969 So disjointed it's hard to tell if Russell dumbed down the film in the hope of garnering a larger audience, or if I Heart Huckabees simply isn't as smart as it likes to think it is. 2.5/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat October 6, 2004 +969 A manic, screwball battle of Being vs. Nothingness -- and yet Russell's sweet, almost revolutionary optimism and goodwill shine through the cacophonous proceedings. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly October 5, 2004 +969 Transports characters and altered states with the spunk of a deadly game of Go Fish. 1.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 5, 2004 +969 This is a wildly uneven farce that circles around and around and around, and finally runs out of energy. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 4, 2004 +969 like a screwball comedy filtered through a student thesis project, but it's nothing if not original 3.5/5 fresh Jesse Hassenger 0 Filmcritic.com October 2, 2004 +969 Sinks to new depths of incoherent pretentiousness. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer October 1, 2004 +969 Careful, intelligent writing that is formally arresting, provocative and still wickedly funny. fresh Jesse Paddock 0 culturevulture.net October 1, 2004 +969 The movie purports to be a comic meditation on metaphysics, but it has no intellectual resonance and resembles nothing so much as a sendup of psychotherapy. 2/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News October 1, 2004 +969 David O. Russell's smarty-pants head-trip, which aims to provoke discussion of big questions by wrapping them in hipster laughs, begins with a sputtering burst of profanity and ends up struggling in the sticky strands of its own elaborate contrivances. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide October 1, 2004 +969 The movie fails, I'm convinced, because it approaches the problem philosophically instead of psychologically. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate October 1, 2004 +969 That you feel sympathy -- and a kinship -- to these searchers makes Huckabees something you'll gladly give your heart to. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 1, 2004 +969 The net effect is comparable to being trapped at a cocktail party with a pretentious drunk waxing philosophically ad nauseum. 1.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com October 1, 2004 +969 Russell throws a lot of gags at the screen. Most of them hit and hit hard. Very funny stuff fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine October 1, 2004 +969 While it's not Russell's best film -- that would be Three Kings -- it's certainly a memorably zany foray into uncharted cinematic territory. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Christianity Today October 1, 2004 +969 while belly laughing and scratching your head at the same time, Huckabees will wash over you in the sweetest way, leaving you wholly satisfied with the outcome. 4/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com October 1, 2004 +969 Amid the pandemonium there's a sense of truly rigorous soul-searching. 3/4 fresh Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post October 1, 2004 +969 Russell wants us to care about these deeper meanings, but he can't lead us to see them for ourselves. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com October 1, 2004 +969 We're more in like with Huckabees, than in love. B- fresh 0 E! Online October 1, 2004 +969 Russell continues to be able to write to Wahlberg's strengths, steering him towards a believable mania encompassing some of the movie's best and most touching comedic moments. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com October 1, 2004 +969 The characters themselves barely exist, as do the supposedly deep thoughts the film is supposed to express. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 1, 2004 +969 A playful metaphysical comedy that embraces the spiritual uplift of our connections with others amidst the muck of separations that characterize our world. 4.5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 1, 2004 +969 A brilliantly crafted comedy with multiple layers. 4.5/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies October 1, 2004 +969 And yet, reasons, solutions, and strategies might be found, through and in connections. However random. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters October 1, 2004 +969 Literalizes the plot's existential underpinnings, consciously makes the subtext into the headline, and comes up with something unique and occasionally even coherent. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 30, 2004 +969 David O. Russell's comedy about private eyes looking into the unseen is unexpected, uneven and unpolished. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix September 30, 2004 +969 Even as we laugh, we're invited to consider the different approaches to [existentialism], which comes across as the flawed and funny but necessary human pursuit that it is. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 30, 2004 +969 Besides, where else can you see Jude Law vomit lightly into his hand and slurp it back up? Not in Sky Captain, lemme tell ya. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com September 30, 2004 +969 An encouraging push in the right direction for cinema which can be equally absorbing and entertaining. A- fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com September 30, 2004 +969 Russell is a true original. It's not in his DNA to play it safe. He's a rebel Pied Piper, and Huckabees is one more reason to follow him anywhere. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 30, 2004 +969 The trip is a little too academic to reach its own heart. 2.5/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday September 30, 2004 +969 More craftily structured than it might seem amid all this ruckus, Huckabees is held together -- just -- by the very polarities it embraces. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly September 30, 2004 +969 Russell hasn't yet developed enough filmmaking savvy to juggle so many intellectual, emotional, and narrative elements. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor September 30, 2004 +969 If it had the unwavering focus and clear-eyed vision of Russell's previous two features, I Heart Huckabees might have been brilliant. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 30, 2004 +969 Schwartzman and Law are pitch-perfect in their roles as dueling poster boys for a transcendent existence versus a materially rich life. 4/5 fresh Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times September 30, 2004 +969 I'll admit that a lot of people are going to describe it as a waste of time, yet there's a likeability to the quirky characters that held my interest while tickling my funny bone. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 30, 2004 +969 As a madcap comedy of existence, I Heart Huckabees is literally full of itself. C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 30, 2004 +969 Brilliant use of the screwball comedy form to represent and explore existential themes...fodder for dorm debates and cultural studies theses, it is also a ton of fun. A fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 30, 2004 +969 a script akin to a late night dorm room debate among college philosophy majors who enjoy the wacky tobacky, but it's a delightfully quirky and entertaining story 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com September 29, 2004 +969 I Heart Huckabees is a multi-layered existential mind trip...The eclectic ensemble cast is nothing short of radiant as they dance in the words 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review September 28, 2004 +969 This weird comedic fantasy lampoons pop philosophy and everything else within reach but wastes the talents of Dustin Hoffman. 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 28, 2004 +969 Such an entertaining bundle of chaos that you can't help but love it. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 26, 2004 +969 Russell exhibits a sure hand with his subject matter, from Camus' absurdism to Buddhism's unity of the universe, to his dogged optimism about it all 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews September 26, 2004 +969 David O. Russell's I Heart Huckabees is content to wallow in obscurantist quirk and flash. 2/4 rotten Keith Uhlich 0 Slant Magazine September 26, 2004 +969 Every time it seems like it's going to move forward, its absurdist themes are instead rerun in a continual loop with steadily diminishing comedic returns. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter September 25, 2004 +969 A dizzying shout-out to those who believe there's only one answer for everything, whether it be faith, political principles or love. 3.5/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2004 +969 A sort of static whirligig -- too heavy to soar but too light to ever fall flat. fresh 1 Village Voice September 21, 2004 +969 A one-of-a-kind original. Those courageous enough to give it a try will find their efforts rewarded, at times in the most unexpected of ways. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 14, 2004 +969 Clever but distancing, this existential comedy bounces along on the backs of its tasty cast, witty writing and stylistic verve. fresh David Rooney 1 Variety September 13, 2004 +969 Only clever in fits and starts 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central September 11, 2004 +969 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +969 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +969 3.5/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) December 20, 2004 +969 2.5/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun October 31, 2004 +969 3/4 fresh 0 Hartford Courant October 29, 2004 +969 C+ rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews October 19, 2004 +969 3.5/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) October 1, 2004 +970 While there are laughs to be had, on a whole Veber's new film is an unfunny and offensive disaster, wasting a truckload of rich comedic talent in the process. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 19, 2003 +970 all honours finally go to Veber, who has once again single-handedly changed the landscape of gay filmmaking, proving that gay subject matter can be financially successful without being condescending. 8/10 fresh Brandon Judell 0 Gay.com UK May 8, 2003 +970 Veber has created a film which manages to be both humorous and thought-provoking. 3/5 fresh Tom Grealis 0 February 13, 2003 +970 ... a gentle and astute minor comedy of manners B- fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 30, 2002 +970 A harmless, genial sitcom comedy that has little bite in its political and sexual agenda... C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 10, 2002 +970 This is a film with gay/lesbian sensibilities that can play well with a crossover more mainstream crowd 3.5/5 fresh John A. Nesbit 0 ToxicUniverse.com January 27, 2002 +970 This one-joke movie manages so many imaginative wrinkles that it successfully extends the joke into a feature length film. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 5, 2002 +970 Genial, likable, and perhaps, in its own peculiar way, even thought-provoking. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 14, 2001 +970 It is not often laugh-out-loud funny, but it is consistently amusing. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 10, 2001 +970 See The Closet now before somebody ruins an American version by casting Robin Williams and scrubbing clean all its wanton wackiness. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 31, 2001 +970 It never forgoes the human moments for the farce, and the speed of the storytelling ensures that it is believable enough to work. fresh Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen August 17, 2001 +970 Light, breezy, and actually funny. 3/5 fresh Shay Casey 0 Daily-Reviews August 12, 2001 +970 A film filled with surprises and twists. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies August 9, 2001 +970 Gay Paree just bubbled up a few degrees with this delightfully witty homo-faux-bic comedy. 3/4 fresh Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online August 7, 2001 +970 It might have been a sharper comedy by facing its real subject -- corporate conformity and PC enforcement -- but Veber has made a snickering appeal for gay rights by topping it with hetero payoffs. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 31, 2001 +970 The remarkably thin plot works primarily due to Auteuil's disarming charm. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 31, 2001 +970 The film offers no grand statements, just a clever idea and exceptional cast. 3.5/4 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly July 30, 2001 +970 An amusing enterprise that walks a fine, clever line on a tricky topic without ever giving offense. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle July 27, 2001 +970 Based on a single joke, making it no different from any of the recent Saturday Night Live movie bombs. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine July 27, 2001 +970 A very clever and perceptive social comedy, brilliantly acted and exquisitely paced. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star July 20, 2001 +970 One reason that Veber's comic ideas are so effective is that, in addition to being very funny, they hit on the sort of sociological issues that people really do think about. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel July 20, 2001 +970 Veber exploits the story's comic potential without losing sight of its humanity and a deeper analysis of behavior. fresh Lisa Stokes 0 Orlando Weekly July 19, 2001 +970 At any moment, the movie looks as if it could fall into sermonizing or prejudice. Veber's ability to dodge these pitfalls is as engaging as the gags he creates. 3/4 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Lawrence Journal-World July 18, 2001 +970 While the generally sunny tone and faultlessly charming execution of the movie ... keeps things bubbling along, there's a cauldron churning somewhere beneath. fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star July 18, 2001 +970 Perfectly built French tickler. A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly July 16, 2001 +970 Survives the dangers of its risky premise. fresh Yazmin Ghonaim 0 Cinephiles July 11, 2001 +970 The level of acting elevates The Closet. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 10, 2001 +970 A tour de farce from France's funniest filmmaker, Francis Veber. 4.5/5 fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post July 6, 2001 +970 Wins you over with its devastating simplicity. 4.5/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post July 6, 2001 +970 A refreshing satire. fresh Mark Rahner 1 Seattle Times July 6, 2001 +970 Veber's career-best outing. A fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 6, 2001 +970 The film benefits from just the right, light comedic touch behind the camera and fine performances from the talented cast in front of it. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! July 6, 2001 +970 Anyone expecting a serious reflection on gay or social themes or the current state of sexual attitudes in France will not find it. This sweet-natured movie is mainly for laughs. fresh Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle July 6, 2001 +970 Timely as it is funny. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News July 6, 2001 +970 Auteuil continues to amaze, remaking himself with every new film. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press July 6, 2001 +970 The screenplay relies too much on the first level of its premise and doesn't push into unexpected places. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 6, 2001 +970 Perhaps not the most uproarious of Veber's farces, but entertaining and emotionally satisfying all the same. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe July 6, 2001 +970 [Auteuil] deftly achieves what amounts to an actor's paradox: He brings to the forefront a character who exists in the background. fresh Rex McDowell 1 Dallas Morning News July 5, 2001 +970 OK, it would never happen. But if you ignore that, The Closet is a lot of fun. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 5, 2001 +970 A bright and breezy piece. 3/4 fresh Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 5, 2001 +970 Mercifully, The Closet doesn't go for the easy laughs. fresh Francesca Chapman 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 5, 2001 +970 An expertly acted divertissement. fresh 0 New Times July 5, 2001 +970 Both funny and poignant without succumbing to the easy excesses of either slapstick or sentimentality. fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 5, 2001 +970 We are left with a mildly amusing comedy and the lingering memory of a sterling cast that deserved better material. rotten John Petrakis 1 Chicago Tribune July 5, 2001 +970 Works as a light, bright entertainment primarily because Auteuil doesn't strain for laughs. fresh Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner July 2, 2001 +970 A rather silly affair, but what gives it some distinction is that it actually has some bite. B- fresh Jason Clark 0 Matinee Magazine June 29, 2001 +970 The Closet worthy of coming out for. 4/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 29, 2001 +970 There's just not a lot of freshness in this Closet. rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday June 29, 2001 +970 Hilarious. fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post June 29, 2001 +970 A sweet, almost sitcom-like French comedy from director Francis Veber, whose The Dinner Game was the funniest movie of last year. fresh 0 E! Online June 29, 2001 +970 Veber's script has a genuine sweetness to it. fresh Tom Block 0 culturevulture.net June 29, 2001 +970 Matches The Dinner Game laugh for laugh. 3.5/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com June 28, 2001 +970 Beneath the film's satire beats a heart of mush. 4/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times June 28, 2001 +970 This sex comedy of errors is not only funny, it's sort of sexy, too. fresh Dave White 0 IFilm June 28, 2001 +970 [Veber] gets his laughs out of character and situation rather than isolated gags, which makes the picture feel like something from another era. fresh Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch June 28, 2001 +970 The Closet will not appeal to all moviegoers, but it will find a niche audience of viewers hungry for brisk, smart comedies. fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press June 28, 2001 +970 Three's Company reruns are on every night and they're free. rotten Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice June 26, 2001 +970 Employs a remarkable range of talent in a story of wonderful comic invention and surprising dramatic depth. A fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 25, 2001 +970 A bonbon spiked with mirth and malice. 4/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 22, 2001 +970 The story idea is new and different, and the plot turns are fun and interesting, with that oh-so-tres-French bittersweetness lurking below the surface Auteuil is perfect... 4.5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 14, 2001 +970 I caught myself feeling surprised that such a banal movie could actually be off-the-cuff and entertaining. 3/5 fresh Julia Levin 0 Filmcritic.com June 12, 2001 +970 Irony piled upon irony as a straight, dull man pretends to be gay and becomes more alive. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve June 6, 2001 +970 Any gay person watching this film must surely ask whether Veber is really in touch with how things are in France. rotten Judith Prescott 1 Hollywood Reporter June 4, 2001 +970 It isn't earth-shattering, but, like Veber's film, it disturbs our complacency. fresh Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International June 1, 2001 +970 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +970 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +970 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat January 9, 2006 +970 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 5, 2003 +970 2/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +970 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +970 4/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com April 29, 2002 +970 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 22, 2002 +970 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com July 27, 2001 +970 3/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com July 16, 2001 +970 4/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy May 4, 2001 +971 Beautifully shot, brilliantly scored by John Barry and sensitively staged by director James Hill, this charming adaptation of Joy Adamson's bestseller is one of the great animal films. 4/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times October 21, 2015 +971 The nature photography is excellent, and real-life husband and wife McKenna and Travers are very good, their genuine affection transferring to the screen. 3/5 fresh 0 TV Guide October 21, 2015 +971 A popular family film, also known for its Oscar-winning score and song B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 26, 2011 +971 A compelling classic nature story. 5/5 fresh Common Sense 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +971 Gerald L. C. Copley has done a first rate adaptation of the true story of Joy Adamson, who with hubby George involuntarily domesticated several pet lions. fresh L. C. Copley 1 Variety July 6, 2010 +971 Without minimizing the facts of animal life or overly sentimentalizing them, this film casts an enchantment that is just about irresistible. fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +971 A bona fide tear-jerker classic. fresh Staci Layne 0 StaciWilson.com January 17, 2005 +971 Although the movie is a family favorite, the DVD treatment is rather shoddy. B fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal March 21, 2003 +971 emotionally satisfying for the whole family, as long as you aren't looking for high art or realism B- fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews February 10, 2003 +971 3/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) April 26, 2005 +971 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 7, 2005 +971 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 30, 2004 +971 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +971 5/5 fresh 0 ArtVoice April 28, 2003 +971 4/5 fresh 0 Hollywood Bitchslap March 25, 2003 +972 Following Chuck Barris around as he deals with folks clamoring to be on the show, it's less A Hard Day's Night and more a hard day's watch. 1/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 9, 2016 +972 A fascinating public act of career seppuku. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com November 18, 2003 +972 A therapeutic guilty pleasure. 4/5 fresh Phil Hall 0 Film Threat November 18, 2003 +973 The unnecessarily embellished storyline and dreadful acting unfortunately trump any notion of Doom being a classic film. rotten Marisa Mirabal 0 Birth.Movies.Death. June 28, 2018 +973 Just feels like The Rock marking time and paying more dues until the more interesting and challenging offers come his way. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com July 25, 2012 +973 The long, long in development film adaptation of the classic video game shooter, Doom is a decent enough action film as long as you don't expect too much out of it. 6/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 18, 2011 +973 Just your basic Aliens rip-off with the name of a formerly popular video game franchise tacked on it. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs June 14, 2010 +973 A bland lifeless piece of science fiction fodder that really doesn't pay homage to the game. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +973 "Roger Ebert put it best, ""Doom is like some kid came over and is using your computer and won't let you play." D+ rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 19, 2009 +973 A nifty piece of low-ambition entertainment that knows exactly what it is, and delivers fairly well on its promises. fresh Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique February 12, 2009 +973 for a movie based on a video game, it brings what it promises 3/5 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is July 5, 2008 +973 If gaming is about playing, why would a gamer want to watch movies like this? rotten Maitland McDonagh 1 Time Out August 16, 2007 +973 There's no rule that videogame movies have to be idiotic. And there's no rule that action-horror flicks need be dumb. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 30, 2007 +973 Who knew that a life-and-death struggle in the dark with psychotic hybrids could end up being so bland? rotten Anton Bitel 0 Eye for Film July 4, 2007 +973 The filmmakers produced a mindless action movie that isn't mindless enough. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +973 Doom is irritating enough to make you blow off some steam by spending a couple hours gunning down demons. 0/4 rotten Russ Breimeier 0 Christianity Today October 11, 2006 +973 This actually isn't as bad as it could have been. That's not high praise. 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +973 What might have made for exciting action scenes tend to become mechanical exercises in first-person-shooter monster-blasting. 2/5 rotten Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +973 the final act is worth the price of admission for fans of the game. All things considered, though, I'd much rather just be playing the game. 3/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 27, 2006 +973 "I kept expecting the ""Game Over"" message to flash up, but it never did." rotten Richard Jinman 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 17, 2006 +973 This is fun, but not as much fun as just playing Doom. 2/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 7, 2006 +973 Charmless and brainless. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 6, 2005 +973 if you're going to make a video game adaptation this boring, why not just call it Myst and be done with it? 2/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +973 Will never be any better than average, but we were always promised unapologetic, violent, action-oriented fun and so if you go in with that in mind you'd have to have a stone-cold heart not to have a blast. 3/5 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus December 6, 2005 +973 ... a guilty pleasure. 3/5 fresh Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com December 6, 2005 +973 I'm sitting here shakey of hand and bulgey of eye, trying to convey just how pitiful this film is. Yet no words I can think of do justice to this dross. It is just awful. 1/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) December 6, 2005 +973 [A] dark, violent, nerve-wracking, trigger-giddy waste of time. 1/4 rotten David Hiltbrand 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 6, 2005 +973 Shlocky, brainless shoot-em-up fun that's almost as much fun as playing the game it's based on. Probably. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 6, 2005 +973 So busy trying to look steely and hip that it forgets to engage us on any other level. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 2, 2005 +973 Shows, once again, that most [video games]... are best left in their original form, allowing people to get their visceral thrills in the way they're accustomed -- with a control pad. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 17, 2005 +973 After something goes horribly wrong at a science lab, Martian monsters get to smell what The Rock is cookin' C+ rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Sci-Fi Weekly November 4, 2005 +973 "Well...I've seen worse. And that's about the only recommendation I can make for ""Doom,"" yet another movie that's based on a video game." 1/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) November 2, 2005 +973 Is one aspect of this film really worse than the others? No. They're all equally bad. D- rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) October 30, 2005 +973 A blasting,blood-splattered shoot-'em-up, it minimally utilizes the game's first-person, role-playing perspective - and there's no interactivity. 3/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com October 29, 2005 +973 It really just makes you want to play Doom. 1/4 rotten 0 Boston Phoenix October 29, 2005 +973 ... shows less human dimension than the new Wallace and Gromit movie. 1.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday October 29, 2005 +973 So niche-marketed to gamers that it might as well not be considered a film at all: It's a marketing tie-in, albeit one with some exceptional production values. 1.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 29, 2005 +973 Doom plays like a third-generation knock-off. D rotten Scott Tobias 1 AV Club October 29, 2005 +973 For the rest of us, let me suggest we do what I suggested earlier, and that's return home, turn on our computer and boot up the game. We'll certainly have more fun than those paying full price to see this will. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 29, 2005 +973 Director Andrzej Bartkowiak wants to give us the ultimate sugar rush, but all we get is the rush with none of the sugar and the come down is headache inducing. 0/4 rotten Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Entertainment Insiders October 29, 2005 +973 With uninspired fight choreography and sequences so dimly lit the viewer has a hard time deciphering where and what anything is, director Bartkowiak reveals he's no Ridley Scott when it comes to tension and buildup. 1.5/4 rotten Kim Morgan 0 Reel.com October 29, 2005 +973 A rip-off of the Alien movies and George A. Romero's far superior zombie flicks, Doom is doomed to be awful. rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) October 28, 2005 +973 Yes, Doom is a bad movie but you already knew that. rotten Drew Tillman 1 Village Voice October 27, 2005 +973 The level of trouble you're in when you're down to stealing from Uwe Boll flies right off the scale. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 27, 2005 +973 Doom may not be a sure-fire hit, but it's certain to satisfy its target audience. 2.5/4 rotten Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 27, 2005 +973 What the movie lacks in story, it makes up for in cost-cutting: It's mostly shot in dark, endlessly redressed hallways, and its advertised beast is never fully shown. rotten Ian Grey 0 Orlando Weekly October 27, 2005 +973 I'm not ashamed to admit that I like director Andrzej Bartkowiak's DMX/Jet Li movies, but he's out of his depth here rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 Los Angeles CityBeat October 27, 2005 +973 Gamers would be better off playing Doom or sitting in front of a blank screen than wasting time with this incredibly dull Aliens rip-off. F rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 October 25, 2005 +973 It's a loyal screen version of the game. That's to say it fulfills expectations without actually being good. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 25, 2005 +973 The performances are awful, the action sequences are impossible to follow, the violence is gratuitous, the lighting is bad and I have my doubts that catering truck was even up to snuff on this project. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 24, 2005 +973 The best thing I can say about Doom is that it isn't nearly as bad as the vast majority of video-game-to-film adaptations. 2/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) October 24, 2005 +973 As a grand big screen video game brought to exaggerated life, Doom is about as flexibly entertaining as a needlessly squeaky joystick...an over-extended misfire. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye October 23, 2005 +973 As far as I can tell, no one is at the controls of Doom. rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews October 22, 2005 +973 Just an Alien knockoff, albeit a serviceable one. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 22, 2005 +973 The movie takes itself so seriously; it has eliminated all possibility of fun. You'd be better off going back to the video game and skipping the doomed movie version. 1/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 22, 2005 +973 Videogame geeks and LAN-party enthusiasts everywhere, prepare to meet your Doom -- because it's really not all that bad. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety October 21, 2005 +973 This movie proves that the best place to enjoy a video game is in your living room with a cordless precision controller iron-gripped in your sweaty hands. 1/4 rotten Malene Arpe 1 Toronto Star October 21, 2005 +973 There's never a dull moment in this surprisingly clever imagining of one of the most popular video games of all time, especially considering that the murderous mayhem and extreme bloodletting that are its hallmarks remain intact. 2.5/4 fresh Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times October 21, 2005 +973 It takes someone who has actually played the game to explain what a colossally bad idea the Doom movie -- and most films that use video games as source material -- was from the start. 1/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 21, 2005 +973 Doom is a standard science-fiction/horror film that threatens to be substandard before perking up considerably in its final half. 2/4 rotten Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee October 21, 2005 +973 This isn't worth turning off the PlayStation to go see. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 21, 2005 +973 Beyond a couple of cool guns and one long, gory, clever first-person shot, Doom is something the video games have never been: dull. C- rotten 0 Oregonian October 21, 2005 +973 Another sorry chapter in Hollywood's infatuation with video games, Doom is basically a deadly dull rehash of Resident Evil, which in turn was a third-generation clone of Aliens. 1.5/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post October 21, 2005 +973 Not only do we rarely get to participate in the fun -- fun being the chance to watch demon guts splattered across the walls -- but there's barely any to be found. 1/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News October 21, 2005 +973 Doom becomes tedious in a hurry. 2/4 rotten Paul Doro 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 21, 2005 +973 Doom isn't doomed, but the movie doesn't let loose and really rock until its final third. C+ rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 21, 2005 +973 It doesn't feel like you're in outer space, nor even cyberspace. It feels like Ohio. 2/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 21, 2005 +973 Doom borrows gimmicks from other sci-fi/horror movies -- and not very well -- without creating enough of its own to do the trick. 1.5/4 rotten Brian McTavish 0 Kansas City Star October 21, 2005 +973 Doom is, hands-down, the best video game-based movie ever -- by far. 4/5 fresh Daniel Barron 0 Jam! Movies October 21, 2005 +973 Doom has some good jolts and action sequences, and never takes itself too seriously. However, watching the squad roaming around the dark corridors and sewer system of the research station starts to get repetitive. 1.5/4 rotten Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail October 21, 2005 +973 When the video game-to-movie thing becomes this literal, it only makes you wonder why anyone would want to see a big-screen Doom at all. 2/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press October 21, 2005 +973 Unlike the game, this gore-heavy and moronic science-fiction thriller doesn't feature a player-control aspect. So there's no way to skip past the early dull moments, or to end the game -- er, movie -- early. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 21, 2005 +973 No one's got their game on in Doom. D rotten Randy Myers 0 Contra Costa Times October 21, 2005 +973 Doom is like some kid came over and is using your computer and won't let you play. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 21, 2005 +973 Doom is a treat for sadists, an empty time-passer for people who need only continuous noise and action, and a bane to the rest of us. Be warned or encouraged accordingly. 1.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 21, 2005 +973 The only way this movie becomes any fun is when it stops impersonating a game and simply becomes one. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe October 21, 2005 +973 It's possible there's not a single moment in the movie - in terms of dialogue, plot or design - that can't be directly attributed to another flick. 2/4 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World October 21, 2005 +973 You know a video-game-based movie is bad when making it look more like a video game is an improvement. 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 21, 2005 +973 ...a thoroughly mediocre Aliens ripoff. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 21, 2005 +973 While it doesn't necessarily break much new ground, its makers are also smart enough to not try to do more than they have the means to convincingly accomplish. B- fresh Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine October 21, 2005 +973 Even for a movie based on a splatterrific shoot-'em-up videogame, Doom is doomed. C- rotten 0 E! Online October 21, 2005 +973 Fans of the game would rather play it themselves than watch someone else do it for them. 2/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette October 21, 2005 +973 Forget dumb, stupid, loud, and endlessly derivative. I can live with those. But boring? I just didn't see that one coming. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 21, 2005 +973 During the obligatory explanation scene in Doom, I was quickly disinterested. I kept thinking, 'Okay, enough talk. Let's start blowing things up.' 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 21, 2005 +973 Hollywood has rarely produced a series of films as consistent as those based on video games: A dozen of them now, and not one has been any good. D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 20, 2005 +973 If he's not careful, the fact that The Rock's characters - except for his comedic turn in Be Cool - are dreadfully similar is going to take its toll on his popularity. rotten Mark Umbach 0 FilmStew.com October 20, 2005 +973 It comes as no surprise that the director blunders the material badly, if you can even call it material to begin with. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com October 20, 2005 +973 Isn't half bad because you sense the filmmakers approached a limited concept with the right amount of fun and dedication in mind. 6/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies October 20, 2005 +973 It has its strengths, but it's clunky, awkward, and repetitive every step of the way. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather October 20, 2005 +973 [K]nows it's a videogame movie and knows it's an Aliens ripoff and still can't muster up enough winkingness or snark to at least be clever about it... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 20, 2005 +973 However low your expectations are for the movie take on the videogame Doom, lower them more 1/5 rotten Annette Cardwell 0 Filmcritic.com October 20, 2005 +973 "The phrase ""worse than Super Mario Brothers"" should not be tossed around lightly when it comes to feature film adaptations of popular video games" 0.5/4 rotten Dan Fienberg 0 Zap2it.com October 20, 2005 +973 It's surprising The Rock's latest is as bearable as it is. 2.5/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today October 20, 2005 +973 When a movie is based on a video game, we expect it to kick butt and take names, and Doom does. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 20, 2005 +973 There's so little to go wrong that those who like their entertainment mindless and violent will find little fault. fresh Richard James 1 Hollywood Reporter October 20, 2005 +973 The only downside is that you can't use cheat codes to reach the end of the movie. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic October 20, 2005 +973 In this formulaic, claustrophobic shoot'em-up, based on a video game, soldiers quell a mutant uprising on Mars. 1/5 rotten Ned Martel 1 New York Times October 20, 2005 +973 A good movie version of a video game as opposed to, say, an actual movie. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post October 20, 2005 +973 Doom may be by the numbers,...but those numbers add up to the most cleverly engineered video-game movie made to date. C+ rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 20, 2005 +973 Too often Doom is mindless entertainment minus the entertainment. rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 20, 2005 +973 Game over. C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom October 20, 2005 +973 Despite some solid moves against viewer expectations, Doom ultimately embraces the cliched doom of all video game movies. 2/4 rotten Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune October 20, 2005 +973 Doom ain't Shakespeare. But it's not bad. B fresh Victor Godinez 1 Dallas Morning News October 20, 2005 +973 It's a deadly bore. 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 20, 2005 +973 Like the sci-fi horror action adventure game upon which it based, Doom is an unapologetically big, loud, raucous adrenaline rush. fresh Staci Layne 0 Horror.com October 20, 2005 +973 ...mainly works as a celebration of very big guns -- one guy walks around with what appears to be a rototiller -- and the sort of holes they can put in living flesh. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) October 20, 2005 +973 "Those who step up to the box office window and request ""Doom"" will get what they asked for." 1.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star October 20, 2005 +973 Just call it 'Aliens for Dummies'--dark, murky, loud, gory and incredibly dull. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 20, 2005 +973 It's unfathomable how many times Hollywood has struck out in attempts to convert popular video/computer games into movies. This is the kind of misfire that reinforces negative stereotypes. 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 20, 2005 +973 ...it surprised me by actually being a lot better than it deserved to be. 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 19, 2005 +973 The predictably heavy metal-scored film's primary directive is to recreate the mindless mayhem of its joystick-controlled roots. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine October 19, 2005 +973 High art and smart sci-fi it is not, but you have to hand it to a film that plays its cards right, lays everything out on the table, and goes for broke. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony October 19, 2005 +973 I've already seen enough of everything that Doom has to offer. 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 19, 2005 +973 The painfully long and insufferable last act is like being stuck in a bad first-person shooter video game nightmare. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews October 19, 2005 +973 It's pretty clear by now that characters in sci-fi movies have never seen a sci-fi movie. C+ rotten Marc Bernardin 1 Entertainment Weekly October 19, 2005 +973 A lot like sitting next to your buddy, looking over his shoulder while he plays an old first person shooter on his computer. Watching isn't as fun as playing. 2.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend October 19, 2005 +973 I recommend Doom with a lot of hesitation. 6.8/10 fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD October 18, 2005 +973 Easily the best videogame-to-film adaptation yet. 3/5 fresh Chris Carle 0 IGN Movies October 18, 2005 +973 3/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb April 26, 2011 +973 1.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 22, 2005 +973 1/5 rotten 0 Hartford Courant October 22, 2005 +973 B- fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com October 21, 2005 +973 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 21, 2005 +974 Suspenseful, poignant wilderness film; a few gross scenes. 4/5 fresh Common Sense 0 Common Sense Media April 5, 2011 +974 Ballard and his masterly crew of film makers have reimagined a corner of the natural world...They leave us awed. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine March 9, 2009 +974 Capturing the changes a man goes through as he learns about life in the wilds, Never Cry Wolf is very informative, but it is Smith's performance that makes the film a resounding success. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide March 9, 2009 +974 Genuinely affecting nature film with spectacular location shots. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 14, 2009 +974 Measures up to the promise Ballard amply provided in his first feature, The Black Stallion. fresh Ronald Holloway 1 Variety July 23, 2008 +974 For the most part very absorbing, the film suffers from some embarrassingly obvious symbolism. fresh 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +974 Perhaps the best thing about the film is that the wolves are never made to seem like strange but cuddly dogs. They look like wolves, not especially threatening but still remote and complete unto themselves. 3.5/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +974 A gorgeously shot and smartly written outdoors adventure. 3.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +974 Set in the Arctic wilderness of Canada where a biologist has a mystical experience of oneness with nature. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice September 1, 2002 +974 If you can get past the lack of significant dialogue then you will find a touching tale of one man's journey -- a journey that can teach us all a little bit about ourselves. 7 fresh Akiva Gottlieb 0 Apollo Guide July 25, 2001 +974 The film is still memorable for its compassion, commitment, and unexpected humor, qualities that go a long way toward tempering the ecological didacticism of the screenplay. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +974 4/5 fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 1, 2008 +974 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 18, 2006 +974 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 26, 2005 +974 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +974 4/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net November 12, 2002 +974 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 30, 2002 +974 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +975 Dated screwball comedy has sexual situations, profanity. 2/5 rotten Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media June 2, 2015 +975 With his wild, thinning hair and general look of disease, Cage's interpretation of Jack's desperation is a total hoot, bravely unglamorous and consistently agitated. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 27, 2012 +975 The romantic comedy version of its setting: an overgrown theme park that momentarily amuses, wears down the body and spirit, but mentally stays behind. [Blu-ray] 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews October 13, 2011 +975 A solid B movie with old-school comedy reminiscent of Mel Brooks. Parker and Cage give standard play. It's James Caan that gives the film its spark. He's marvelous. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card February 6, 2006 +975 Tasteless, one-joke sex comedy. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 30, 2004 +975 It reminds me of those Cary Grant screwball comedies. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 12, 2004 +975 Funny romantic comedy, lots of Elvis jokes, and a lighthearted Nicholas Cage. 3/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 14, 2003 +975 Comedy version of, 'Indecent Proposal.' Oddly enough, both of them are equally stupid. 2/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum March 27, 2003 +975 Once in a while, the massive desert that is Modern American Comedy yields an oasis so sweet it simply demands to be appreciated. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 15, 2003 +975 Ya gotta love the skydiving Elvis impersonators. 2/5 rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 19, 2002 +975 C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +975 1 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 2, 2006 +975 3/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 7, 2005 +975 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 16, 2005 +975 3/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) May 19, 2005 +975 2/5 rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 5, 2005 +975 2/5 rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) December 21, 2004 +975 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +975 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +975 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat September 4, 2003 +975 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 27, 2003 +975 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +975 3/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 11, 2002 +975 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +975 4/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +975 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +975 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +975 3.5/5 fresh Kathleen Maher 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +975 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +975 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly August 28, 1992 +976 Powerful, painful for mature audiences only. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +976 "By ""Monster's"" end, nothingness replaces Aileen Wuornos' ferocity - evidence of exhaustive efforts from Patty Jenkins and Oscar-winner Charlize Theron to emphasize this serial killer's fraying sanity, not her crimes' sensationalism." 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap October 12, 2010 +976 The film's worth seeing for Charlize Theorn's stunning performance, based on complete physical and psychological transformation, but as a dramatic feature, it lacks an interesting perspective and is underpopulated in terms of characters. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com May 4, 2010 +976 Charlize Theron gives her finest performance yet in the unlikely role of serial killer Aileen Wuornos in this riveting depiction of the Florida prostitute's decent into madness. A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 11, 2009 +976 Theron is the most convincing actress to play Aileen Wuornos ever and really dives into the role... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +976 Theron makes Aileen realistically frightening and unreachable at times. Murder in her hands is certainly not cool. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 18, 2008 +976 As impressive as [Charlize Theron's] transformation is, it's likely to spawn more discussions about acting than about the topic at hand. 3.5/5 fresh Robert Davis 0 Paste Magazine June 3, 2008 +976 Makes you just want to back away for safety, but also cuts right through your heart for this long wounded creature. fresh Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio May 26, 2007 +976 A powerful film, and Theron's performance is as spectacular as advertised. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope April 29, 2006 +976 Theron gives a powerful, chameleon-like performance in this disturbing but very sad film that shows how harsh the world can seem to people living on the fringe of society. 3.7 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily December 22, 2005 +976 With the exception of Charlize Theron's masterful performance as Wuornos, the film is a misguided mess. C rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +976 Monster may be an appropriate memorial to Wuornos, though it can't possibly be as sad and miserable as her poor life must have been. B fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 27, 2005 +976 ... sometimes, method acting is its own worst enemy. Theron is very, very good ... but many close-ups seem almost calculated to keep reminding us of just how extraordinarily her appearance has been changed. B+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +976 Its plodding, sporadically effective script may not entice much, but it finds a haunting eloquence thanks to Theron's lacerating, career-defining performance. 3/5 fresh Jay Antani 0 Los Angeles Alternative September 30, 2004 +976 ...with more attention paid to shock than to storytelling, the violence and incredulity take the front seat... 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight June 13, 2004 +976 Aileen Wuornos for Dummies 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central May 25, 2004 +976 Not only is [Charlize] Theron completely convincing as Florida serial killer Aileen Wuornos, she's virtually unrecognizable. 3/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal May 14, 2004 +976 I can forgive the Oscar- winning makeover, but not the script-doctored romance rotten James Christopher 0 Times (UK) April 15, 2004 +976 Theron offers a tender performance of fractured humanity, while Ricci -- in the less showy role -- also impresses. 3/5 fresh Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com April 6, 2004 +976 An interesting depiction of the makings of a serial killer. B fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript March 10, 2004 +976 Monster doesn't sort everything out for you; it doesn't ask for your sympathy for Wuornos or your condemnation either. Emotionally, it's messy, but that's how life is. 4/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 9, 2004 +976 Theron's attitude, her walk, her body language are totally different from anything she's done before... [this is] an acting tour-de-force. 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 19, 2004 +976 "This is a ""Monster"" of a movie." 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 14, 2004 +976 Charlize Theron's performance as a serial killer is a masterpiece, even if the movie itself falls short. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix February 13, 2004 +976 "Astonishing...Monster has a lot of humanity in it, and it refuses to categorize people as strictly ""good"" or ""bad." 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 12, 2004 +976 Without the remarkably fascinating metamorphosis of Charlize Theron into a hideous troglodyte, this movie could've been quite the monster. 3/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week February 9, 2004 +976 Monster takes the viewer into the white trash world of truck stops and biker bars and makes those people real. fresh 0 Movie Poop Shoot February 9, 2004 +976 For the millions that pick up the newspaper each night and ask, 'How could someone do such a thing,' Monster provides some answers. 3/5 fresh KJ Doughton 0 Film Threat February 8, 2004 +976 Takes an unbiased and compelling look at the anatomy of a natural born serial killer. 4.5/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald February 8, 2004 +976 Provides a mesmerizing portrait of the human side of evil. 4/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat February 8, 2004 +976 Theron doesn't 'play' Wuornos as much as inhabit her - with pity, volcanic anger, confusion, occasional euphoria and mostly, impenetrable sadness. 3.5/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) February 7, 2004 +976 Charlize is overwhelming, completely dominating the screen. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 7, 2004 +976 Theron, who looks throughout like Gary Busey under a blonde wig, is truly staggering, and not just because of her jaw-dropping physical transformation. 2.5/4 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun February 4, 2004 +976 The dangerous line that Monster treads is between explaining monstrosity and excusing it. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 3, 2004 +976 Why didn't Kimberly Peirce rescue this movie? 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs February 2, 2004 +976 A harrowing, haunting dive into the mind of a female serial killer. 4.5/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register January 30, 2004 +976 Monster has the scary-but-safe feel of a dash in a Lexus through a bad neighborhood. B+ fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee January 30, 2004 +976 Performance remarquable au coeur d'un film moyen. 3.5/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 EnPrimeur.ca January 29, 2004 +976 Theron's great, but as with so much of the indie-film scene on display these days, Monster has a kind of cookie-cutter look, feel and sound to it. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 29, 2004 +976 "I didn't walk out of Monster with that ""great"" movie feeling, which is not to say it wasn't ""great."" Profound fits better." 3/4 fresh Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly January 28, 2004 +976 Theron makes an amazing physical and emotional transformation. 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 28, 2004 +976 Watching Monster is to witness a genuine Hollywood moment, one where a single actress with a single performance upsets the equilibrium of the whole town. fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News January 27, 2004 +976 "Monster"" is no ""Pretty Woman"" or Cinderella story and Theron's role is a fuse that ignites controversy." A fresh Moira Sullivan 0 FilmFestivals.com January 27, 2004 +976 That Theron rises to the challenge is remarkable; the challenge for audiences will be to avoid confusing a great performance with a great movie. 3/5 rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 0 Las Vegas Mercury January 27, 2004 +976 A stunning and deceptively sophisticated picture...squarely in the tradition of Brecht. Monster deserves to keep winning awards, but the film is the real treasure. A fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 27, 2004 +976 Theron's triumph elevates the rest of the movie, which tends to wobble between harsh docudrama and sensationalistic TV drama. 3/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 26, 2004 +976 Theron is not only unrecognizable with her peaches-and-cream complexion gone leathery and worn, it is her performance that is gutsy. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 23, 2004 +976 To say that Theron's is an astonishing performance is something of an understatement. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 23, 2004 +976 Theron delivers a disturbing portrait of the rage, confusion, despair and self- hatred that fuel so many murders. 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 22, 2004 +976 It's hard to say how much of the paunchy Wuornos is actually Theron and how much of it is prosthetic. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 22, 2004 +976 Theron's portrayal is every bit the milestone the initial buzz had indicated. fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly January 22, 2004 +976 Charlize Theron turnsin a powerful performance that's just as mind-blowing as her makeunder in a movie that, quite frankly, doesn't back it up. 2.5/4 fresh Stacie Hougland 0 Hollywood.com January 22, 2004 +976 [Charlize Theron] so completely buries herself in this woman's impetuousness, rage and vulnerability that she simply ceases to exist. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 22, 2004 +976 Ms. Theron has ventured far beyond mere surface impersonation -- although that is startling enough -- to an insightful penetration of her subject's psyche. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer January 21, 2004 +976 Theron's performance really is amazing, helped by the makeup, hair, and costumes 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 21, 2004 +976 Charlize Theron goes from very pretty to pretty scary in the jarring feature debut from director Patty Jenkins. 3.5/5 fresh Jeff Otto 0 IGN Movies January 19, 2004 +976 The plotless nature of the movie eventually catches up to it, which leads to a film that isn't exactly compelling - though Theron's performance [is] always interesting. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 18, 2004 +976 Certainly, the much-ballyhooed performance of Theron is ferocious and terrifying. 4/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 18, 2004 +976 A very good film, if difficult to watch, and it contains one of the greatest performances I have ever seen. 4.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies January 18, 2004 +976 I was so distracted by trying to locate beautiful Charlize in the ugly Charlize that I had trouble seeing Aileen Wuornos. 2/5 rotten Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com January 17, 2004 +976 In the same way the beefed-up Theron fills the movie's tightly composed frames to bursting while pushing everything else to the margins, her showstopping rage blows through film like a tornado. 3/5 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star January 16, 2004 +976 Brutal, brilliant, depressing and riveting. 5/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 16, 2004 +976 A small movie with a gigantic performance by Charlize Theron. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 16, 2004 +976 Parts of Monster are grimly fascinating, but ultimately Jenkins and Theron don't give us enough reason to care about Wuornos or her sad end. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 16, 2004 +976 Monster is a very disturbing film, but an exhilarating movie-going experience. 5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 16, 2004 +976 If the film is a bit too soft on its subject, it is even more taken with its leading lady. Theron overwhelms. B- fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle January 16, 2004 +976 The hype around the film Monster is justified by the performance of Charlize Theron. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail January 16, 2004 +976 First-time director Patty Jenkins takes us inside a year in Wuornos' turbulent life, building her movie around Theron's dynamite performance, raw, exposed and nerve-wracking in its immediacy. B+ fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 16, 2004 +976 [An] intricate and tender movie. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post January 16, 2004 +976 "Although ""Monster"" qualifies as a textbook Oscar-bait transformation ... [Charlize] Theron conveys the damaged-goods psychological pain behind Wuornos' shattered life ..." A- fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 16, 2004 +976 Strives to be a one-way ticket into the mind of a serial killer, but it takes too many detours into TV movie-of-the-week territory. 2.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star January 16, 2004 +976 Theron's transformation into serial killer Aileen Wuornos is so remarkably convincing, you almost forget you're watching an actress playing a part in a movie. 4.5/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) January 15, 2004 +976 [Theron] captures the essence of the woman, a lifelong victim who preys on her customers with the determined sadness of someone who has finally snapped inside. 4/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic January 15, 2004 +976 There's Theron, like a force of nature, compelling us to go beyond TV-movie supposition and look Wuornos straight in the eye. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 15, 2004 +976 Charlize Theron gives a very fine performance in Monster. Too bad the movie has no idea what to do with it. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 15, 2004 +976 A stirring, brutal and sad examination of the bleak cycle of violence and pain. 3.5/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 15, 2004 +976 Theron digs so deep into her doomed character that it's impossible not to feel empathy. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 15, 2004 +976 [Jenkins] turns what could have ended up a lurid sensationalist story into a rich portrait of life on the edge of society. 4/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly January 15, 2004 +976 View this movie prepared, but definitely view it - for Theron's incredible performance and its important - if difficult - subject matter. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 14, 2004 +976 Theron is clearly the reason to see the film, but even her impassioned performance is strictly by-the-numbers. 2.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf January 13, 2004 +976 The plot familiar, the direction is only mediocre, and the photography is flat, but the acting is top notch. 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 13, 2004 +976 Like most serial killer stories, Monster isn't easy to watch. Thanks to Theron and the rock-steady work of those around her, it's equally difficult to forget. A- fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium January 12, 2004 +976 This is the sort of material that can go bad easily, and Theron's performance single-handedly saves it from becoming a Lifetime TV movie. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 12, 2004 +976 The film is so succesful in its aims, it's often difficult to watch. Which is good. fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle January 11, 2004 +976 Jenkins' writing lacks grace...takes a pointer to the chalkboard over the tragic fate of her victims. rotten George Wu 0 culturevulture.net January 10, 2004 +976 Outside of demonstrating Wuornos' ignorance and apparent mental illness, I'm not sure what Jenkins' point is or what Theron is trying to convey about the film's protagonist. 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 10, 2004 +976 Will chill your blood and worm its way into your psyche for a longer stay than you may wish. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan January 10, 2004 +976 Great, good for her, Theron's performance here easily one for the ages. Too bad the movie it's given in doesn't deserve it, Monster a monstrously disappointing mess. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 10, 2004 +976 The film, and its cumulative emotional effect, is something of a brilliant, passionate, unflinching tour de force. 4/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 9, 2004 +976 Theron's performance is a success, but it has the unfortunate side effect of overshadowing the rest of the movie. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies January 9, 2004 +976 An okay movie made nearly great by one great thing: the bravura, mercilessly watchable performance of Charlize Theron. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post January 9, 2004 +976 Improbable as it sounds in such a brutal protagonist, Aileen has a three-dimensional credibility. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 9, 2004 +976 The film works as a lurid death drop, but it invites us to cherish Aileen, to feel her pain no matter how low she goes. 2.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 9, 2004 +976 Walks the thin line of empathizing with its subject without necessarily endorsing or condoning her action. 4/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 9, 2004 +976 Yes, her transformation is a bit of a stunt, but [Theron] works hard and bravely to salvage a human shape from the wreckage of Wuornos' life. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 9, 2004 +976 It's the first full-length work by writer-director Patty Jenkins and marks her as a gifted portrayer of emotional intimacies and wrenching acts of violence. A- fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 9, 2004 +976 Its series of weak excuses and cliched insights illuminate nothing, and the movie ends up little more than a lesbian slasher flick. C- rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 9, 2004 +976 There's the uncanny sensation that Theron has forgotten the camera and the script and is directly channeling her ideas about Aileen Wuornos. She has made herself the instrument of this character. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 9, 2004 +976 A gruesome, helpless spiral barely saved by an actress locating humanity where few would have cared to bother. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe January 9, 2004 +976 Charlize Theron transforms into a husky street survivor... the kind of stunt that gets Oscar nominations. Theron turns it into a bristling performance that deserves them. B fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 9, 2004 +976 It's disturbing and creepy, but it's hands down the best female performance I've seen this year. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com January 9, 2004 +976 ...a movie full of victims, with Wuornos as the most sympathetic of the bunch. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) January 9, 2004 +976 Would we still be talking about Monster, though, without Theron's remarkable transition? Probably not. B- rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine January 9, 2004 +976 With no subtext, there's no way to react except with laughter to scenes in which, say, Wuornos... declares that she wants a career rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 9, 2004 +976 More often than not, Theron gives us a caricature rather than a character. As a result, Monster is a well-made movie without much purpose. 2.5/4 rotten Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com January 8, 2004 +976 Brings the horror stories of everyday life down to a recognizable level. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 8, 2004 +976 Monster is a brave, unsettling film, a little rough around the edges but unflinching to the end. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News January 8, 2004 +976 Theron gets so deep into the role that it takes our breath away, and not just because of her shocking physical transformation. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 8, 2004 +976 Charlize Theron's breathtaking, heartbreaking transformation makes this movie about the woman called America's first female serial killer an astonishing achievement. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 8, 2004 +976 Theron, Jenkins [and Ricci] get to the heart of the matter, which is that this criminal is a badly damaged human. We deeply feel that healing requires more than lip service. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times January 8, 2004 +976 For all the great work that goes into it, Monster gives no reason to invest any time trying to understand why this pathetic person took seven lives. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) January 8, 2004 +976 Digging deep down, Theron and the movie give us empty lives, desperate romance and murderous rage. They bring a monster to life. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 8, 2004 +976 Isn't entirely the movie it could be but, as is, it's still compelling. fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 8, 2004 +976 Although truly painful to watch at times, Monster nonetheless deserves to be seen, if only for Theron's startling tour-de-force performance. 3/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com January 6, 2004 +976 Is Monster about Wuornos' transformation into a serial killer, or Theron's transformation into Wuornos? B- fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 5, 2004 +976 An at-once horrifying and touching love story about the disenfranchised on whom society turns its back -- a segment of the population not portrayed often enough on film. 3.5/5 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 4, 2004 +976 A fine showcase for Theron's powerhouse performance, but in comparison to the great true-crime pictures of the past, it comes up short. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 3, 2004 +976 Theron sacrifices her body, her image, and her soul to give what may be the most stunning transformation ever to take place in any movie. 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend January 3, 2004 +976 Phony choppers and a startling resemblance to Jon Voight aren't enough to transform Theron into Wuornos, and I didn't buy either the performance or the character for a second. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times January 2, 2004 +976 Constantly, almost pathologically, making excuses and rationalizations for the brutal murderess. C- rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 31, 2003 +976 Charlize Theron's anguish-in-the-raw is the stuff that Oscars are made of. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly December 30, 2003 +976 Because the film filters everything else out but Theron/Wuornos, the performance becomes the end-all, be-all of the film. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 28, 2003 +976 almost despicably lazy storytelling... Director / screenwriter Patty Jenkins has tried to humanize a despicable person, and she is completely ineffective at doing that. D+ rotten Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews December 27, 2003 +976 Charlize Theron pours herself into the body and mind of serial killer Aileen Wuornos in Patty Jenkins' devastating directing debut. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com December 27, 2003 +976 Charlize Theron has always had the chops...but to date few in Hollywood have seen past her looks. That's about to change. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 27, 2003 +976 Heavier, with bad teeth and blotchy skin, Theron is nearly unrecognizable in the role. She's also astonishingly good. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 26, 2003 +976 In [Theron's] hands what might have been an extreme-acting stunt is instead an abrasive study in bitter, lethal desperation. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide December 26, 2003 +976 What takes it to the level of important cinema ... is the central Selby-Wuornos relationship, which turns out to be symbiotic in the manner of the Smith-Hickock relationship in In Cold Blood. 3.5/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News December 26, 2003 +976 This isn't a portrait; it's a posthumous grounds for an appeal. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 26, 2003 +976 It will be hard to lure audiences to this downer, but its acute understanding of such a monster's misery furthers our comprehension of how and why human atrocities occur. 3/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News December 25, 2003 +976 Jenkins doesn't stint on the sickening reality of Wuornos' abhorrent behavior -- it's Theron's complex, deeply felt depiction of a thoroughly messed-up soul that forces us to look beyond the monstrous nature of her acts. 3/4 fresh Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post December 25, 2003 +976 a noteworthy debut that questions common perceptions of serial killers while showcasing the heretofore unknown talents of its star B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 25, 2003 +976 For what it's worth, Monster seems amateurish and obvious. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 24, 2003 +976 Theron's against-type role is an utterly committed, completely unself-conscious and thoroughly convincing portrayal of an unsavory character. B- fresh 0 E! Online December 23, 2003 +976 Proves more irksome than moving. 2/4 rotten Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine December 23, 2003 +976 As Aileen Wuornos, the notorious Florida murderer, Charlize Theron pulls off the year's most astounding screen makeover. 4/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times December 23, 2003 +976 A compelling, thought-provoking, and unsettling drama. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 23, 2003 +976 A frank, spare, but ultimately heartbreaking movie. 3.5/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday December 23, 2003 +976 [Theron] plays an unredeemable woman with uncompromising reality. That's a powerful accomplishment, even if Monster never quite figures out what to do with it. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly December 23, 2003 +976 The drama's uncompromising nature and, above all, Charlize Theron's powerful, physically astonishing performance should attract the kind of critical attention necessary to mine the specialized niche. fresh David Rooney 1 Variety December 23, 2003 +976 Since Jenkins and Ricci never allow Wall to become more than a curious cipher with a Billy Idol sneer ... our outsider vantage makes for an ultimately unsatisfying voyeurism. rotten Laura Sinagra 1 Village Voice December 23, 2003 +976 although Jenkins does seem to be hip to the fact that Wuornos was lying about her supposed motivations for all the killings, the film has a tendency to let her off the hook. 3/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com December 22, 2003 +976 Fortunately, Saddam Hussein was unable to access Charlize's make-up people. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 19, 2003 +976 Wuornos was a far more complex creature than most accounts of her will allow, and Patty Jenkins' tough and tender movie has caught the contradictions of a woman stranded between unwarranted hope and unavoidable despair. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly December 18, 2003 +976 A brilliant, praise-hailing portrayal by Theron. One of the great performances of the past twenty years. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian December 18, 2003 +976 Theron breaks through with a ferocious performance -- a real career-changer. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture December 16, 2003 +976 Charlize Theron turns a Monster into a human being. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs December 15, 2003 +976 Charlize Theron delivers a bit of her soul within the bravest woman's role in years. 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review December 13, 2003 +976 Just give Theron the Oscar now. ... Rarely has an actor been given such an opportunity to play so far against type and rarely has she succeeded so well. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 12, 2003 +976 ... an amazing piece of work. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 8, 2003 +976 A finely done film that engages an audience despite its despicable protagonist. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 8, 2003 +976 It is Charlize Theron, much heavier than her normal weight, dispensing with the last shred of glamour and looking like a mirror image of Wuornos, who provides an Academy Award-caliber take on one of the most sorrowful women of our time. fresh Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International November 25, 2003 +976 This unsettling drama, with Theron's character immersion, may not thrive at the boxoffice but it's done with enough integrity to merit a supportive audience. 3.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 24, 2003 +976 Yes, the story is an ugly one, but the actresses command our attention and demand we confront this unrepentant 'monster' to examine her humanity. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter November 18, 2003 +976 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +976 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +976 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +976 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +976 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +976 3/5 fresh 0 Independent (UK) March 7, 2005 +976 2/5 rotten Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic March 5, 2005 +976 6/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 7, 2004 +976 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat August 14, 2004 +976 D rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +976 7/10 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette April 9, 2004 +976 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon April 3, 2004 +976 4/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) March 22, 2004 +976 C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com January 27, 2004 +976 2/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun January 24, 2004 +976 4/4 fresh 0 Hartford Courant January 24, 2004 +976 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review January 8, 2004 +976 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com January 6, 2004 +976 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews December 30, 2003 +977 Based on lame book about sexual experimentation, the movie fares about as well. 1/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com February 21, 2008 +977 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 8, 2005 +977 3/5 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 7, 2005 +978 long and cumbersome 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 19, 2014 +978 The empty space surrounding the vulnerable man emphasizes the exertion involved rather than the goal of escape: like the hologram who came to life because he wanted to, THX finally achieves his humanity by an assertion of will. fresh William Paul 1 Village Voice January 18, 2013 +978 Slow sci-fi drama for die hard Lucas fans only. 3/5 fresh David Gurney 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +978 Meditative and downbeat rather than crowd-pleasing, the film includes a few sequences that suggest the direction Lucas career later took. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide June 5, 2007 +978 With political paternalism rampant at both extremes of the spectrum, Lucas is onto something. In any case, we'll know for sure in about a generation. fresh 1 Variety June 5, 2007 +978 Enhancing the film with special effects and a clearer presentation, Lucas has turned something that was relatively unwatchable into something that can endure as a sci-fi classic. 3/4 fresh Russ Breimeier 0 Christianity Today November 2, 2006 +978 Visually it is often extraordinary, with Lucas playing on perspectives and dislocations throughout, nowhere more brilliantly than in the 'prison' represented by a limbo of whiteness that seems to stretch as far as the eye can see. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +978 Masterpiece? I'd hazard to say so, for as much of what it says to what it leaves to the viewer. 5/5 fresh Mark Bell 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +978 A high concept window in on the direction George Lucas could have gone. 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 27, 2005 +978 For sheer visual risk-taking, THX is by far Lucas' most impressive work, and one well worth seeing on the big screen. At least once in your life you should see Robert Duvall with freckles as big as your head. fresh Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba September 16, 2005 +978 The general bleakness of the film, its themes and the author's youthful anger could not be erased with digital technology. 8/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 Draxblog Movie Reviews June 25, 2005 +978 I have a good many reservations about the film's ideas, but they are greatly outweighed by my admiration for a technical virtuosity that by fair means and foul achieves exceptional emotional intensity at the same time. 4/5 fresh Roger Greenspun 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +978 A modest, somber vision of the future. C+ rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +978 For a film that warns about the dangers of consumerism, one can only wonder how many more times will Mr. Lucas force this lesser work of his upon an uncaring public before he lets the film slip back into obscurity. D rotten Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com April 14, 2005 +978 Lucas' bleak debut is a film markedly dissimilar from his more famous trilogy. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You November 1, 2004 +978 A pretentious regurgitation of worn-out sci-fi cliches by a novice filmmaker who had yet to find his way. C rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 19, 2004 +978 It's colorization in sheep's clothing--don't you be duped into thinking otherwise. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 7, 2004 +978 chilling and inventive 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 19, 2004 +978 One of the slowest and most deliberately minimalist science fiction films ever made. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire September 14, 2004 +978 The whole thing feels like a hypnotic dreamscape, so luminously stark, from its white-on-white abstract sets to the wide-eyed, bald, near catatonic residents of this world. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post September 13, 2004 +978 Lucas described THX as 'an artifact from the future,' and we're supposed to struggle for understanding. That's part of its hypnotic undertow. 3/4 fresh Leighton Walter 1 Boston Globe September 13, 2004 +978 It's an impressively unified vision, with sterile set design, a wonderfully crisp and creepy sound design by Walter Murch. B- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News September 11, 2004 +978 Valuable in illustrating what stylish imagination without much cash can accomplish for starters, even in California. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 11, 2004 +978 Meditative and downbeat rather than crowd-pleasing. 3/5 fresh 0 TV Guide September 10, 2004 +978 This new, highly polished upgrade is a nice gift for science fiction fans. 3/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 10, 2004 +978 An impressive accomplishment -- sadly tarnished in this new release by Lucas' mania towards tweaking his old films with the latest special-effects technology. fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian September 10, 2004 +978 Robert Duvall is a worker drone in a futuristic nightmare, man. Until he stops taking his pills and sees how groovy the world can be. Trippy. 2/4 rotten Eric Melin 0 Lawrence.com September 10, 2004 +978 One of those rare titles that has improved with age. 3/4 fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press September 10, 2004 +978 The movie's strength is not in its story but in its unsettling and weirdly effective visual and sound style. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 10, 2004 +978 an instant classic of dystopic angst 5/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com September 10, 2004 +978 ...while hardly a world-beating movie, it is certainly worth a look, if only for its atmosphere and, well, its look. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis September 10, 2004 +978 May be a naively simple variation on that other George-Orwell-but it remains a dazzling triumph of creativity and style over financial limitations. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews September 9, 2004 +978 The new digital meddling and a bunch of gratuitous, anachronistic effects shots only serve to make the movie even more annoying than it used to be. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly September 8, 2004 +978 Interesting but never really compelling expansion of Lucas' student film. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 23, 2004 +978 Bleak, depressing but visually interesting. fresh Tony Mastroianni 0 Cleveland Press November 20, 2003 +978 Lucas' vision of the future is disturbing. A wonderful first effort. 4/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 15, 2002 +978 This thought-provoking science fiction is most interesting for the protean ideas which came to full bloom six years later in Star Wars. 5/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 26, 2002 +978 Dramatic interest do waver at times . . . fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +978 Muddled and hopelessly artsy, but at least Lucas got it out of his system early on. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +978 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope August 4, 2005 +978 4/5 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central July 15, 2005 +978 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +978 3/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 5, 2005 +978 3/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald September 10, 2004 +978 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies February 10, 2004 +978 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 6, 2004 +978 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +978 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 18, 2002 +978 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +978 3/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +978 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +980 The dehumanising of Bond has reached a point where pain has become the last irrelevance and he soaks up punishment with the dreadful willingness of a cartoon cat. rotten Penelope Houston 0 The Spectator July 6, 2018 +980 Essential Bond viewing. It should definitely be among the five Bond films to make someone a fan of the series. 9.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files August 24, 2015 +980 Artistically, Bond's sixth entry, the only one to star Aussie George Lazenby, is much better than given credit to, though commercially it was one of the weakest. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 2, 2012 +980 [Concentrates] more on the man than the equipment. 4/5 fresh 0 Total Film October 23, 2012 +980 Besides not being a terribly good Bond entry, it's also a poorly made film. 1.5/4 rotten Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine October 21, 2012 +980 An odd interruption in the Bond canon that's neither an unsung masterpiece nor an unmitigated disaster. It's half terrific, half terrible -the former most often when George Lazenby shuts up and Peter Hunt's masterful action instincts take over. 3.5/5 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap August 10, 2012 +980 Even hobbled as he is by a character he doesn't entirely get, and Peter Hunt's antagonistic direction, and the film's annoying tendency to remind us of Connery... George azenby puts up a good fight. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 7, 2012 +980 Just as entertaining and as visually attractive as the five previous Bond films. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 22, 2009 +980 Film of break-neck physical excitement and stunning visual attractions in which George Lazenby replaced Sean Connery as James Bond. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety October 13, 2008 +980 Ditching flash in favour of character development, this stylish and energetic entry is one of the best films in the series. Lazenby woz robbed. fresh 0 Film4 October 13, 2008 +980 Certainly no worse than the later Roger Moore efforts and, if only for curiosity value, is well worth a look. 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine October 13, 2008 +980 One of the more entertaining Bond films. 3.5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide October 13, 2008 +980 Lazenby is very weak, but the movie is rather good 3/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is February 7, 2008 +980 Lazenby isn't all that bad, really. Top Bond production overall helps. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com July 13, 2007 +980 The Bond films were bad enough even with the partially ironic performances of Connery. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +980 It's ironic that this, perhaps the weakest Bond film, contains the character's most important piece of development. 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium December 9, 2005 +980 What are Bond's problems now? They're too numerous, as usual, to hold the constant attention of anyone other than a charter member of Her Majesty's Secret Service. rotten 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +980 The film is often unjustly treated as an odd footnote to the series, an awkward moment from the series' puberty that the producers would just as soon forget. fresh Leo Goldsmith 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You March 22, 2005 +980 Rigg adds the class to feature that Connery usually did. When she's gone, the action scenes are as fine as any Bond's. 3/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ January 30, 2005 +980 ...Lazenby is actually pretty good as Bond. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +980 Best of the Bonds, thanks in no small part to Diana Rigg. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 12, 2003 +980 Buoyed by the fine action scenes and the genuinely good script. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies April 20, 2003 +980 Might have been the best Bond if not for the bland Lazenby. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner January 17, 2003 +980 One of the best Bonds, usually underrated because of Lazenby's performance and constant comparison to Sean Connery. But it has withstood the test of time. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) November 14, 2002 +980 Any Bond fan will tell you this is the best film in the series. It's my all-time favorite movie. 5/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 3, 2002 +980 By no means the premium Bond, but an intriguing one. 3/5 fresh Debbie Barham 0 BBC.com July 25, 2001 +980 Driven by a series of invigorating and breathtaking action sequences and anchored by a Bond of rare emotional depth. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +980 It offers supremely satisfying versions of all the conventions we expect from the series ... and then it does the one thing you don't expect a James Bond movie to do: It breaks your heart. fresh Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +980 Lazenby makes the mistake of trying to imitate Connery rather than giving his own interpretation to the role, and as we all know, imitations just make us yearn for the genuine article. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +980 If you can look past Lazenby in the title role, the story line, action, and supporting cast are well above average. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +980 If only Sean Connery had starred in On Her Majesty's Secret Service instead of George Lazenby. If he had and with just a few tweaks, this could have been the best Bond movie in the entire franchise. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs December 18, 1969 +980 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette November 18, 2005 +980 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 8, 2005 +980 3/5 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 14, 2005 +980 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 12, 2004 +980 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views April 4, 2004 +980 2/5 rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine December 29, 2003 +980 4/5 fresh Aaron Hillis 0 Premiere Magazine August 23, 2003 +980 3/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire July 31, 2002 +980 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +981 The overlong, messy and chaotic film is not funny and has no social redeeming value. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 11, 2018 +981 The jokes aren't funny, the characters aren't fully developed and poor editing only makes a humorless story confusing. 1/5 rotten Heather Wadowski 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +981 Silly, sloppy, and liberated from any sense of pacing or plot 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk June 13, 2002 +981 As it stands, a movie like How High does nothing more than perpetuate the belief that marijuana is enjoyed solely by idiots. 3 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide May 27, 2002 +981 Not all the gags work, not all the gross-outs serve the greater good, but How High is funny, quick, and the very definition of a pleasant surprise. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central May 11, 2002 +981 You've seen it before. D rotten Ellen Kim 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 3, 2002 +981 Can they go any lower? 1/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review February 4, 2002 +981 Despite the comedy's reliance on drug humor, first-time director Jesse Dylan is actually less interested in getting high than in seeing how low he can go. 1/5 rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post January 6, 2002 +981 For better or for worse, How High knows what its audience wants and serves it to them, straight up, without any sort of moral or ethical chaser. 3/5 fresh Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY January 6, 2002 +981 Less outrageous than simply desperate. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 3, 2002 +981 Feebly crafted in virtually every way imaginable -- directing, cinematography, acting, scriptwriting. 0.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 30, 2001 +981 Too lazy to be a comedy, too conventional to be a head movie. rotten Jessica Winter 1 Village Voice December 25, 2001 +981 Its unremitting coarseness and utterly amoral attitude will be excruciating for most viewers to sit through. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 22, 2001 +981 Features a fine mix of several generations of comic talent plus a terrific soundtrack from its stars. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times December 21, 2001 +981 A bad Saturday Night Live skit blown up to feature length that will make some viewers long for the far funnier days of Cheech and Chong back in their day. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! December 21, 2001 +981 How High doesn't look like a movie somebody made. It looks like a movie somebody hallucinated and put up on the screen. 1/4 rotten Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 21, 2001 +981 How High isn't just the title of this new ganja comedy, it's a question of how chemically altered you should be before you walk into the theater. 2/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com December 21, 2001 +981 Sample what you want. Doze through the rest. rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday December 21, 2001 +981 This chaotic mess of a film ... has the disjointed quality of a stoned-out fantasy. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times December 21, 2001 +981 Like its lead characters, this movie is smarter than it sometimes acts. fresh Claire Bickley 0 Jam! Movies December 21, 2001 +981 I could feel whole chunks of my brain dissolving, my cinematic standards being lowered, and my desire to send a check to NORML grow as I watched this movie and loudly laughed my ass off. fresh Dave White 0 IFilm December 21, 2001 +981 The infectious high spirits amid its cartoonish chaos compensate for the film's bald deficiencies and gag-inducing gags. fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle December 21, 2001 +981 Aims low but smacks the funny bone considerably more often than it misses. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter December 21, 2001 +981 A string of gross one-liners about ho's, white-man university, ho's, marijuana, ho's, the sexual inadequacy of Orientals, ho's, amazingly clueless white people, and ho's. 1/4 rotten Ray Conlogue 1 Globe and Mail December 21, 2001 +981 There's ... enough cheery mockery to amuse even non-tokers. C+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly December 21, 2001 +981 Cheech and Chong they ain't. rotten 0 E! Online December 21, 2001 +981 This marginally funny cannabis comedy only proves how funny Cheech and Chong movies were in their day. rotten Ross Brooks 0 Citysearch December 21, 2001 +981 The chemically-induced farce scrapes the bowl for cheap laughs from sight gags and sporadic jokes. rotten Dwayne E. Leslie 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 21, 2001 +981 The biggest problem, ironically, is that even though the plot and the action center on smoking pot, it's not enough of a stoner flick. 1.5/4 rotten Joan Anderman 1 Boston Globe December 21, 2001 +981 The fact is that this movie has no real plot, paper thin characters and totally unfunny jokes. rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette December 20, 2001 +981 A hip-hop Cheech and Chong picture crossed with Animal House that's about as cheerfully vulgar as you might expect. 2/5 rotten Steve Simels 0 TV Guide December 20, 2001 +981 It begs the response that seems to have been the moviemakers' mantra: 'Whatever.' rotten Charles Ealy 1 Dallas Morning News December 20, 2001 +981 As for Redman and Method Man, neither should give up his day job in music. rotten George Meyer 0 Orlando Weekly December 20, 2001 +981 Most of the movie is simply a series of sex-and-drug adventures as Method Man and Redman romp through campus and play pranks on the dean. rotten Charles Savage 1 Miami Herald December 20, 2001 +981 I doubt that Method Man and Redman, the two joint-puffing stars, would watch their own movie without chemical assistance. For that matter, I expect they had plenty while making it. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 20, 2001 +981 A hip-hop comedy that succeeds even when How High tests how low it can go. fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press December 20, 2001 +981 Either you find this stuff funny or you don't. I don't. rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 20, 2001 +981 Method Man ... proves to be a likable performer as he tosses off and wanders through How High's gags. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 20, 2001 +981 A spottily amusing showcase for rappers Method Man and Redman. fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today December 20, 2001 +981 Even when aiming low, How High is too stupid or stoned to hit many marks. rotten Sean Piccoli 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel December 20, 2001 +981 Totally witless. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel December 20, 2001 +981 Comes blanketed in a toked-up haze through which no one seems able to read their cue cards. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 New Times December 20, 2001 +981 In small doses, the movie's outlandish, unapologetic gross-out humor works... Taken in all at once, though, How High can be daunting. 2/4 rotten Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune December 20, 2001 +981 Lowbrow, vulgar, and certainly formulaic, it's also creative, absolutely hilarious, and ... knows better than to shoot over its audience's heads. 2.5/5 fresh Annette Cardwell 0 Filmcritic.com December 19, 2001 +981 If ever there was a movie whose message we didn't need, it's Jesse Dylan's How High, which glorifies drug usage. rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 19, 2001 +981 The idea sucks on paper, and it doesn't get any better when it's on the screen. 3/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine December 12, 2001 +981 1/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +981 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +981 3/5 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com July 19, 2002 +981 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News December 27, 2001 +983 "If ever [the characters in] a film embodied Hannah Arendt's principle of ""the banality of evil"", it's The Tin Drum..." 8/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 PopMatters January 23, 2013 +983 There are many themes running through The Tin Drum: resistance against an unkind world, the need for acceptance, the horrors of romance and war, and the final idea that growth is inevitable and unfortunately, necessary. 3/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com January 16, 2013 +983 The literal adaptation doesn't transfer that well to film. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 30, 2011 +983 This movie rests on the small shoulders of David Bennent as 'three-year-old' Oskar Matzerath, and the undersized twelve-year-old comes up wonderful. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 8, 2010 +983 Fascinating allegory with war, death themes and little boy who won't grow up. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 22, 2008 +983 Technically and stylistically, The Tin Drum is an astounding work. Thematically, it strives for an importance it only sometimes achieves 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 4, 2006 +983 the film is more memorable for its quirky commingling of the epic and the intimate and its often startling visuals than for any of its big themes 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk August 3, 2004 +983 Oskar's story touches on so many facets of life it's hard to know where to start analyzing. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com May 9, 2004 +983 The Tin Drum is a lusty, volatile, surreal and chlling view of the rise and fall of the Third Reich. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 29, 2004 +983 The story it tells is so outsized, bizarre, funny, and eccentric, the movie compels attention. fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +983 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) August 24, 2005 +983 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 13, 2005 +983 3/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly April 20, 2005 +983 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +983 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +985 A restrained film that has its entertaining moments. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 26, 2015 +985 There's a certain laudable doggedness in its creation, I guess 1.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central April 15, 2011 +985 A typically inept effort from William Lustig... 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 5, 2010 +985 jets past moral qualms and cuts right into our most feverish sense of righteousness 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 22, 2010 +985 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 1, 2005 +986 The filmmaking here, though rushed and on the cheap, is a hot stew of influences... all of it coalesces into a cinematic essay about the violence and chaos, and also the vitality and urgency, of worldly life. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 21, 2018 +986 The whole film, which is very long and demands an effort of attention from its audience, is uneven, and too grand in concept to pay heed to the canons of good taste. rotten Hilary Mantel 0 The Spectator August 9, 2018 +986 Martin Scorsese's most provocative film also turns out to be uncomfortably slow-paced and sluggish. rotten Cathy Burke 0 United Press International December 8, 2017 +986 It is better to trust the visual narrative in this movie than the dialogue, since the visual scenes are so often taken from the rich iconography of Christ's life as envisioned by artists who came to their task with skills greater than those of Kazantzakis fresh Garry Wills 0 The New York Review of Books March 29, 2017 +986 Controversial epic with brutality, sex. Mature teens only. 4/5 fresh Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media September 16, 2014 +986 Dares us to reconcile our spiritual and physical selves. A+ fresh Christopher Runyon 0 Movie Mezzanine April 12, 2014 +986 Martin Scorsese's long-ripening adaptation ... provides a much-needed corrective, focusing its attention on a man who is constantly plagued by doubts. 8/10 fresh Christopher Long 0 Movie Metropolis May 1, 2012 +986 All the characters in the film speak as people in today's modern society speak, and I would argue that's one of the things that make The Last Temptation of Christ so approachable. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com April 10, 2012 +986 Quietly radical and deeply inspiring . . . thanks to a fervid commitment by Willem Dafoe as Jesus, a swirling, cross-cultural score from Peter Gabriel and some thrilling interpretations of the Bible. The ending is a rare moment of transcendence on film. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) April 25, 2011 +986 In an age of post-Christian facetiousness, Martin Scorsese's work daringly attempts to restore passion and melodrama to the Gospel story. fresh 1 TIME Magazine March 19, 2008 +986 This is a respectful and complex work of fiction around the concepts of the biblical character and his life. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine March 19, 2008 +986 Go on, give in to temptation. fresh Richard Luck 0 Film4 March 19, 2008 +986 A film of challenging ideas, and not salacious provocations. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 19, 2008 +986 Concentrating on the humanity and fallibility of Jesus in continual conflict with his divinity, the film falters as a contemporary statement mainly in its primitive view of women. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader March 19, 2008 +986 Despite moments of power and beauty, Scorsese's controversial film is flawed largely due to its casting, anachronistic dialogue, and blend of acting styles; yet it's a typical Scorsese film, dealing with sin, guilt, and redemption B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 27, 2006 +986 A bold and imaginative portrait of the life of Jesus of Nazareth and his struggles. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 16, 2006 +986 Scorsese's film is a work of passion and faith, and admirable for the way it fearlessly explores its themes, disregarding canonical dogma in search of human truth. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star March 31, 2006 +986 One of the more daring, intense and hypnotic Bible films ever made. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 12, 2006 +986 A sincere, typically ambitious and imaginative work from America's most provocatively intelligent film-maker. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +986 Stunning and heartfelt; Scorsese at the height of his power and artistry 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal March 11, 2005 +986 Overrated and dull 2/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World October 29, 2004 +986 [A] Jesus flick I can get behind, even as an atheist.... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 1, 2004 +986 There is a God in the film, and it pursues Jesus throughout. 4/4 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine September 19, 2003 +986 If you've got a good understanding of Christian history, you'll probably dig this flick. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +986 Powerful, haunting, and at times very moving. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +986 What emerges most memorably is its sense of absolute conviction, never more palpable than in the final fantasy sequence that removes Jesus from the cross and creates for him the life of an ordinary man. 5/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +986 Had a lot going for it, but its tedious pace killed the picture. 2/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum March 5, 2003 +986 A challenge and affirmation of our most basic notions of faith. 5/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium December 30, 2002 +986 Another film telling the story of Jesus? Yeah, but much more than that. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +986 Cross a certain line, and message overwhelms medium, substance overwhelms style, what you have to say drowns out how you might be saying it. F rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide May 8, 2002 +986 This thought-provoking film remains a key work by Scorsese, a courageous and imaginative take on one of the greatest stories ever told. 4/5 fresh Sandi Chaitram 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +986 Scorsese has sparked more spiritual thinking with this film than he could have by going into the priesthood A fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews February 13, 2001 +986 Among those who do not already have rigid views on the subject, this film is likely to inspire more serious thought on the nature of Jesus than any other ever made. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +986 In spite of all [Scorsese] accomplishes, he is unable to bring Jesus close to us, to realize his stated goal of creating a universal figure who symbolizes the spiritual anguish of all men. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +986 There are too many epic moments and impassioned performances to dismiss Scorsese's work. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +986 The film actually makes more sense than the noble storybook versions that have been passed on through the years, and in the end, it doesn't betray a single bit of Jesus' message. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +986 A kind of film that is extrememly rare: a philospophical motion picture. 4/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +986 2/5 rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 27, 2005 +986 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly August 25, 2004 +986 5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette July 23, 2004 +986 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 18, 2004 +986 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 26, 2004 +986 5/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 12, 2004 +986 3/5 fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 1, 2003 +986 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals August 11, 2003 +986 3/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) August 1, 2003 +986 4/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire March 9, 2003 +986 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 9, 2002 +986 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +986 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +988 Cold Blood is a decent, but ultimately disappointing thriller. Instead of a throwback, we end up with something only slightly better than a throwaway. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 DVDTalk.com September 12, 2005 +994 A movie from Mars 1.5/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central March 5, 2004 +994 Bad bad bad, stunningly bad. 1/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 8, 2004 +994 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 21, 2005 +994 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 19, 2005 +994 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 23, 2003 +999 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 7, 2005 +1000 A fascinating, sensual drama about two stressed-out American businessmen who drop out of society and attempt to create their own hedonistic utopia. A thoughtful, little-known film worth seeking out. 7/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com March 5, 2006 +1000 Two solid actors save a movie from its own pretense. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com December 5, 2002 +1001 The humor is forced and awkward, and the film struggles with the message it is trying to send. 5/10 rotten Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 2, 2018 +1001 It is quiet, restrained, unfussy, and has, at its heart, an injustice so grave it will make your blood boil. You will also cry. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator September 5, 2018 +1001 Bittersweet and smart, Philomena is a character piece that carefully weaves in ugly parts of American and Irish history, a story that's as much about hatred and misused power as it is about faith and forgiveness. fresh Molly Templeton 0 Eugene Weekly (OR) August 28, 2018 +1001 Philomena is the surprise hit of the season. fresh Leah Sydney 0 Showbiz 411 June 22, 2018 +1001 The film loses the most credibility.. near the end. rotten Megan Basham 0 WORLD April 10, 2018 +1001 The whole thing is something you might read on a Saturday morning on a centre-page spread in the Daily Mail. 3/5 rotten Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) March 6, 2018 +1001 Oscar-winning actress Judi Dench is miraculous, giving the title character extraordinary depth and resonance. A- fresh Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current January 26, 2018 +1001 Philomena Lee's true-life story and the marvelous movie Philomena raise the same question. What would Jesus do with an unwed mother? I doubt he'd make her do laundry. 8.5/10 fresh Alexandra MacAaron 0 Women's Voices for Change December 3, 2017 +1001 Despite its weighty themes, Stephen Frears' film is almost as much a comedy as a drama. 5/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Metro (UK) September 6, 2017 +1001 Dench gives an unwavering performance as a woman who is a survivor, with an impressive ability to forgive even those that don't deserve it. fresh Alex Heeney 0 Seventh Row June 29, 2017 +1001 So preoccupied with score-settling, it is frankly rather embarrassing, like that obnoxious relative at Thanksgiving dinner who insists on revisiting each and every perceived slight. 1/5 rotten Joe Bendel 0 Epoch Times June 2, 2016 +1001 The movie is a bit of a puzzle coming from atheist co-writer Steve Coogan and the script grapples with these big questions of religion, class, and justice in a way that's far beyond the typical teary human-interest story. fresh Monica Castillo 0 Bitch Media May 10, 2016 +1001 Like Coogan's reporter, you'll want to wrap your arms around Judi Dench's Philomena and take her home. You can't, of course - but Philomena will follow you there anyway. 5 fresh Bill Newcott 0 AARP Movies for Grownups April 18, 2016 +1001 Dench gives a superb performance as a simple, trusting woman of faith. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 26, 2015 +1001 Dench and Cooper could do this stuff in their sleep and keep us entertained, which they do, but it's the nuanced twists and turns in both the characters and the story that elevate the picture beyond the familiar. fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times June 28, 2014 +1001 I'd be a grouch to call the two leads anything but delightful, and they both stretch in directions you mightn't expect. 3/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive April 23, 2014 +1001 "Director Frears handles the story with enough dramatic weight and light comic fare to make ""Philomena"" a sweet and very compelling human tale..." fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed March 1, 2014 +1001 Be not fooled by the marketing materials, which make the film look like an aged-up version of The Trip with Judi Dench in place of Rob Brydon. Philomena is a terrifically made, entertaining work. fresh Lee Zachariah 0 Concrete Playground February 28, 2014 +1001 Dench is brilliant as the adult Philomena. In spite of her generally outgoing appearance there is a sadness behind her eyes born of five decades of heartbreak. 5/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes February 9, 2014 +1001 Despite the glum subject, Coogan and Dench raise plenty of smiles as the unlikeliest of couples. 4/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Record (UK) February 7, 2014 +1001 Equal parts uplifting tearjerker, odd-couple comedy, and righteous screed against abuse of power in the name of religion 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 6, 2014 +1001 It's a film with depth, tackling big issues while managing to be an immensely personal story at the same time. 4/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 The Standard January 30, 2014 +1001 Earns its heartwarming-ness honestly, with Dench and Coogan mouthing the dialogue with utter believability. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express January 9, 2014 +1001 As much a poignant meditation on motherhood lost as a searing indictment of the Catholic Church's antiquated attitude about what might be in the best interests of an adopted child. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News January 7, 2014 +1001 Dench triumphs in tale of a search for a son fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit January 2, 2014 +1001 Very nicely balanced and unexpectedly moving. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 27, 2013 +1001 As much a poignant meditation on motherhood lost as a searing indictment of the Catholic Church's antiquated attitude about what might be in the best interests of an adopted child. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Sly Fox December 26, 2013 +1001 Not only is the film an interesting real-life drama, it also works as a buddy comedy thanks to the versatile performances of both Steve Coogan and Judi Dench. A fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane December 25, 2013 +1001 "A great story as well as the greatest pairing of a male nonbeliever an a female believer since ""The African Queen""." fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 24, 2013 +1001 Flawless performances and the perfect blend of pathos and humour ensures this is a crowd-pleaser in the best sense of the word. fresh Colin Fraser 0 FILMINK (Australia) December 23, 2013 +1001 Lovingly crafted and beautifully told, Philomena is one of this year's highlights. 4/5 fresh Yury Glikin 0 MovieFIX December 23, 2013 +1001 One of the best purely British films of the year. 4.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 23, 2013 +1001 I think this is a really good film. You've got to admire Steve Coogan for the projects he takes on. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 23, 2013 +1001 It's never clear why Martin is the star of Philomena, except that Coogan's sharp tongue is more entertaining than Dench's relentless homily spewing. 3/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review December 22, 2013 +1001 After the film ends, it's Philomena's story that sticks. Director Stephen Frears and company should be given credit only for staying out of the real Philomena's way. C- rotten Mitch Lillie 0 Willamette Week December 22, 2013 +1001 You are unlikely to see a better British film this year. 5/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) December 22, 2013 +1001 Dame Judi Dench gives a warm and compelling performance in Philomena, a fact-based drama of maternal love and eternal regrets. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune December 22, 2013 +1001 Philomena is a heartbreaking, tragic story. It's also a story of hope and faith that survives awful challenges. A fresh Laura DeMarco 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer December 22, 2013 +1001 Philomena is a marvelous little movie, a heartwarming drama with plenty of comedic pathos that features Judi Dench, an incredibly bright, quickwitted woman, playing a simple Irish woman who doesn't get the jokes of her traveling companion. 3/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World December 22, 2013 +1001 The odd-couple road movie is well-trod territory, so it's a welcome surprise to see it handled as intelligently, deftly and movingly as it is in Stephen Frears' Philomena. B+ fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) December 22, 2013 +1001 [The final act is] a great half hour or so of film -- funny, charming, sad, satisfying -- but the rest of Philomena isn't so up to snuff. B- fresh Kate Erbland 0 Film School Rejects December 22, 2013 +1001 What at first seems formulaic comedy gains a deeper resonance as we see how they represent two responses to cruelty and injustice -- first outrage, and with time, eventually, forgiveness. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail December 22, 2013 +1001 Remarkably, given the very serious subject matter, the film exhibits an infectious comedic flair that never goes too far. 9/10 fresh Ed Gibbs 0 The Sun Herald December 22, 2013 +1001 A fuddy-duddy, buddy-buddy flick that makes up in sweetness what it lacks in surprise. 4/5 fresh Matt Glasby 0 Flicks.co.nz December 19, 2013 +1004 Spielberg's strategy was to broaden Walker's cunning simplifications, and in blowing up her plot, Spielberg not only makes its flaws more visible, he also uncovers, beneath the feminist rhetoric, the melodrama at its heart. rotten Darryl Pinckney 0 The New York Review of Books March 2, 2018 +1004 ...we can forgive Spielberg his indulgences when the outcome is so profoundly moving. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 19, 2011 +1004 Inspiring, sentimental tale of survival. 5/5 fresh Randy White 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1004 Spielberg may not have been the best choice to direct this feminist text, making a clean, neat movie that lacks authenticity, but the movie has many touching moments and the entire female ensemble is good, particularly Whoopi Goldberg in the second half C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 5, 2009 +1004 Overrated, but still a good film. 3/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum July 14, 2005 +1004 Brilliant, disturbing storytelling by Spielberg with standout performances. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan May 28, 2005 +1004 A far better film than is usually thought. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 23, 2003 +1004 Spielberg's first big drama is often hokey in places but ultimately succeeds. 3/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online February 23, 2003 +1004 Spielberg's classicism comes to be appreciated in a goosebumps-inducing send-off for Mister. 3/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central February 16, 2003 +1004 It is unquestionably overwrought, but it is a truly lovely film with a lot of emotion in it. The meaning of all that emotion is unfortunately still up for grabs. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 23, 2003 +1004 a should-have-been masterpiece that admittedly has its moments 3/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 29, 2002 +1004 It is a great, warm, hard, unforgiving, triumphant movie, and there is not a scene that does not shine with the love of the people who made it. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1004 Unashamedly emotional, it either totally grabs you or leaves you cold. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1004 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 19, 2005 +1004 4/5 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 7, 2005 +1004 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Film Threat May 6, 2005 +1004 4/5 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News April 4, 2005 +1004 3/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 5, 2005 +1004 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly September 23, 2004 +1004 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 21, 2004 +1004 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal April 16, 2004 +1004 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 15, 2003 +1004 3/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) November 13, 2003 +1004 3/5 fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine November 26, 2002 +1004 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 1, 2002 +1004 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +1007 Typical, typical Ernest nonsense, cookie cutter funny. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 6, 2008 +1007 Feverishly funny family fun 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 11, 2005 +1007 Ernest did much better in some of the follow-ups. 2/5 rotten Fred Topel 0 About.com August 11, 2003 +1007 Totally undeserving of its status as a punchline, this may be no classic but it's a fine kiddie tale 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times December 30, 2002 +1007 Just exactly like every other Ernest movie you've ever seen. And yet, Varney's innocent playfulness is somehow oddly appealing. 2/5 rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) July 26, 2002 +1007 Has some honest laughs ... but it also spawned Ernest's movie career. Call it a toss-up. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1007 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend March 17, 2008 +1007 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 13, 2005 +1007 3/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +1007 1/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 21, 2003 +1007 3/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) June 17, 2003 +1007 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 5, 2002 +1007 3/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +1008 Throw in a frenetic soundtrack, wonderful fashions, ample servings of sex, Sid Haig as a snarling henchman, and a fistful of moustaches and afros, then you have a classic of its time. 8/10 fresh Andrew Pollard 0 Starburst April 11, 2018 +1008 Its real power comes from Hill's potent pulp storytelling and up-front style as well as the novelty of a female hero who takes charge and controls her own destiny. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 13, 2015 +1008 Peak Grier, Coffy is a sobering story kept at street level, and while Hill keeps the film in the realm of pulp fantasy, the stakes are high. 3.5/5 fresh Noel Murray 0 The Dissolve June 8, 2015 +1008 Essential viewing for anyone with an interest in the genre, or who wants to see Pam Grier at her very best. 4/5 fresh Scott McKellar 0 The Skinny April 6, 2015 +1008 Are these righteous breasts, or breasts of righteousness? Can they really be both at once? 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm November 5, 2012 +1008 Grier is the movie's bristling force fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion November 16, 2009 +1008 If you're looking for nonstop, no-holds-barred exploitation, look no further. Pam Grier's first solo starring role is an enormously entertaining black action classic. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide March 28, 2007 +1008 Grier, a statuesque actress with a body she doesn't hesitate to show, is strongly cast. Booker Bradshaw as a city politician and William Elliott as an honest cop score well. fresh 1 Variety March 28, 2007 +1008 The film totally revolves around Pam and she carries the film with a lethal and sexy punch. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 6, 2007 +1008 The world Coffy inhabits is revealed as one where social, sexual and political exploitation are simply the norms. fresh 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1008 Leaves a viewer with the happy thought that she now can get back to nursing and away from films like Coffy. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +1008 Coffy is slightly more serious and a little more inventive than it needs to be. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1008 There's no denying the film's savage power 3.5/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 17, 2004 +1008 If only for Grier's performance, Coffy is a must see. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1008 Judging by the talents she displays in this action drama, Pam Grier might yet emerge as the first black female superstar in today's market. fresh 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1008 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 29, 2008 +1008 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 25, 2007 +1008 3/5 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com September 29, 2006 +1008 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 18, 2005 +1008 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 14, 2004 +1008 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 18, 2004 +1008 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com June 20, 2003 +1009 Brooks wants to make a contemporary relationship film and a topical one about the financial crisis and winds up failing on both sides. rotten Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) November 16, 2018 +1009 I'm not sure the movie will end up earning back its stars' huge salaries, but you definitely can't argue they didn't earn them. B- fresh Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 22, 2013 +1009 It's not enough to merely swoon over Witherspoon. The movie's entirely too long and leaden to get by on that alone. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation January 23, 2013 +1009 "How Do You Know"" is a complete misfire from famed writer/director James L. Brooks." 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 22, 2012 +1009 What happened to James L. Brooks? 1/4 rotten Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer January 30, 2012 +1009 Some of the bits are funny, every now and then they're sweet, the performances are OK and really, with this much talent involved, it's hard not to be disappointed in that. 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic August 12, 2011 +1009 It's all a bit of a slog and, in the end, you don't know much more than you did at the start. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +1009 What makes any of these kinds of movies run involves the appeal of the main actors, and all three, stalwart in their screen likabilities, smooth the proceedings. 6/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews May 3, 2011 +1009 Not enough films let their characters talk enough. Because if they did it would usually stop the idiotic plot in its tracks. Points for meandering down the road less traveled. 3/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1009 Good news: you've got great actors with wonderful chemistry and comic timing. Bad News: they're playing some of the most irritating, unlikable, infuriating characters ever committed to film 1.5/5 rotten Marc Fennell 0 Triple J March 1, 2011 +1009 Even Nicholson's usually scene-stealing bluster can't get this disappointing addition to the Brooks filmography going. rotten John Hazelton 0 Screen International February 10, 2011 +1009 Every scene is as achingly long and laboured as the film's instantly forgettable title. 1/5 rotten Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post February 2, 2011 +1009 More creative energy has gone into furnishing these characters' apartments than devising credible emotional situations to put them in; the result is wholly undemanding, and best saved for a long-haul flight. 2/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Scotsman January 31, 2011 +1009 James L. Brooks has clearly spent far too long in Los Angeles. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) January 31, 2011 +1009 Though neither mindless nor insensitive, this interminable movie falls far short of Brooks's best work, which is to say Broadcast News and As Good As It Gets. rotten Philip French 0 Guardian January 31, 2011 +1009 Seemingly well-intentioned and inoffensive - but there are so many other films that do this sort of thing faster, better and with more jokes, including a couple from writer-director James L Brook's own back catalogue. 2/5 rotten Catherine Bray 0 Film4 January 31, 2011 +1009 Though the film was a box-office dud in the US, Brooks delivers an amusing and consistenly engaging relationship piece that is a cut above the standard romantic comedy. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) January 28, 2011 +1009 Despite the best efforts of all involved, trying to prise laughs out of How Do You Know is like trying to make concrete float. rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) January 28, 2011 +1009 Instead of juicing it up with jokes, Brooks has inadvertently given us another story of the American condition, which is that of absolute and incorrigible self-centredness. 1/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) January 28, 2011 +1009 How Do You Know is a slight and predictable tale of modern day love, padded with subplots about father-son bonding and undeclared love. rotten Catherine Jones 0 Liverpool Echo January 28, 2011 +1009 For the most part, this story of trying to find out how you know you are in love is so slow and laborious you'll wish they'd just flip a coin and be done with it. 2/5 rotten Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) January 28, 2011 +1009 How do you know you've got a dud? When a cast this talented and determined can't lift a soporific screenplay to entertaining heights. 2/5 rotten Jane Crowther 0 Total Film January 28, 2011 +1009 Acclaimed writer-director James L. Brooks has turned out one of the most unbearable romcoms ever in How Do You Know. rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) January 27, 2011 +1009 A fatuous and depressing parade of nothingness... 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 27, 2011 +1009 Starts badly and just gets worse. 1/5 rotten Conor Mills 0 Little White Lies January 27, 2011 +1009 Wilson, with his immaculately off-kilter comic timing, is still a pleasure to watch. But Rudd can't rescue his character from the insipidity to which Brooks's screenplay condemns him. 1/5 rotten Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 27, 2011 +1009 Brooks is back with another warm, smart romance along the lines of As Good As It Gets. The snappy characters are well-played by a strong cast, which makes it steadily entertaining even if it's not hugely believable. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 27, 2011 +1009 Nicholson is on autopilot, and Brooks doesn't give the characters the full three dimensions to complement the script's undeniably witty lines. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 Radio Times January 27, 2011 +1009 Extremely dull, badly written comedy-drama that never gets off the ground, despite likeable performances from Rudd, Witherspoon and a perfectly cast Wilson. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 26, 2011 +1009 Not Brooks' best, but it has its moments. 2/5 rotten Simon Braund 0 Empire Magazine January 26, 2011 +1009 Contrived, mawkish and mirthless, this feels like it was made by people who haven't had any meaningful human contact for years. 1/5 rotten David Jenkins 1 Time Out January 26, 2011 +1009 Overlong but occasionally appealing rom com in which it is the intangibles of the relationships that prove to be everything rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 24, 2011 +1009 The whole mob yap away in self-absorbed therapy-speak for almost the entire two-hour running time, meaning anyone who lives outside the Beverly Hills nut-bubble - ie almost everyone - is going to be instinctively reaching for the fast-forward button. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World January 24, 2011 +1009 This neurotic comedy tiptoes from one boring setback to the next, bottling its issues in schmaltz, and thus, costing the film its heart. D+ rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) January 7, 2011 +1009 I'll take the movie's distinctive warts over the pasteurized engineering of current comedies any day of the week fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion January 3, 2011 +1009 Unconventional rom-com that is really neither but gets by on the charisma of the cast including Whiterspoon and especially Rudd who can do no wrong. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) December 28, 2010 +1009 Everything looks primed for civilized amusement, but somewhere along the way the laughs dropped off, together with the question mark in the title. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker December 28, 2010 +1009 At least half the film plays out at an acceptable level of amusement until its excessively repeated indecisions makes you hanker for the fast forward. This happens well before you reach the two hour mark. 2.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals December 25, 2010 +1009 One factor, and one factor alone, brings 'How Do You Know?' to above average. 2.5/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) December 23, 2010 +1009 Kudos to Brooks for crafting Lisa as the kind of smart, level-headed, capable, red-blooded, confident female protagonist we almost never get to see in the movies. 3.5/5 fresh Jen Yamato 0 Movies.com December 23, 2010 +1009 "How Do You Know"" that this movie is not all that great. Wait till about half way through and then ask for a refund." 1/5 rotten Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum December 22, 2010 +1009 a warm and fuzzy film that somehow manages to avoid the trap of becoming cloying. It finds piquant and pithy humor and pathos in watching grown-ups who don't quite know what they want 3/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews December 22, 2010 +1009 The last fifteen minutes is pretty good but that end does not justify the earlier means. 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 21, 2010 +1009 Nothing quite clicks in this movie. Nothing really sounds right, or feels right. It just... doesn't work. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 21, 2010 +1009 Some more whine with your waffling? All of you? 2/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online December 20, 2010 +1009 How Do You Know is more Why Should I Care, and I can't honestly say I recommend you rush out to see it. rotten Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix December 20, 2010 +1009 While the characters are interesting, their emotional connections are frayed and fragmented, leaving them floundering in this complicated dramedy. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 19, 2010 +1009 Unfortunately, this dull and listless movie fails to live up to expectations and will be competing for Razzies rather than Academy Awards as one of the worst movies of the year. 1.5/4 rotten Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum December 18, 2010 +1009 Over and over How Do You Know kept shooting itself in the foot, butchering my interest and demolishing my emotional investment to the point I almost wondered why I was still sitting in the theatre watching it. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 18, 2010 +1009 We now know 'Spanglish' wasn't a fluke. Writer/director Brooks' artistic decline continues with How Do You Know 2/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 December 18, 2010 +1009 Brooks' latest grown-up comedy -- as glossy as it appears, as gracefully as it unfolds, as charming as its impressive, all-star cast often is -- arrives as a mild misfire. 2.5/4 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune December 18, 2010 +1009 Often as likable as a frolicking puppy -- and always as messy. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing December 17, 2010 +1009 I still like James L. Brooks movies. He lost most people after Spanglish so they probably won't like How Do You Know either, but I appreciate a romantic comedy where people talk about what's actually going on. fresh Fred Topel 0 Screen Junkies December 17, 2010 +1009 Brooks was more interested in psychobabble mantras, as whole conversations in the movie are made up of such nonsense, to the point where the characters are simply robots who spout therapeutic gibberish. rotten Adam Lippe 0 Examiner.com December 17, 2010 +1009 ...a good, though not great, romantic comedy that entertains because of its stars. The story is a pedestrian boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl yarn but the actors make it better. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 17, 2010 +1009 Despite James L. Brooks' sterling track record and a strong cast, this flat, fumbling film is dud on arrival. D rotten Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer December 17, 2010 +1009 How do you know if a romantic comedy isn't working? Generally if it's neither especially romantic, nor particularly comic. And in this picture, no matter how many times he keeps coming up to bat, Brooks keeps striking out. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 17, 2010 +1009 How Do You Know isn't Brooks' best. Witherspoon is too uneasy in her role. But thanks to Rudd, plus Kathryn Hahn as... George's loyal secretary and Nicholson as his father, it delivers a number of delights. 2.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post December 17, 2010 +1009 "Have you heard of ""a comedy of manners?"" Well, the two-hour waste of talent How Do You Know is a comedy of over-cooked mannerisms." 2/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies December 17, 2010 +1009 The payoff for sitting through How Do You Know is as predictable as it gets. C rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 17, 2010 +1009 It's been six years since the last James Brooks comedy, so we might have expected a little rust. But not this weathered thing -- How Do You Know is so oxidized it's stuck. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail December 17, 2010 +1009 A thoroughly enjoyable and surprisingly lightweight romantic comedy from writer-director James L. Brooks. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 17, 2010 +1009 Clever lines and a fine performance by Owen Wilson aren't enough to redeem this flat and oddly unnerving comedy. 2/5 rotten Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com December 17, 2010 +1009 Witherspoon, whose movie characters often exhibit a whim of iron even though they have a Barbie twinkle, is well cast. B- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor December 17, 2010 +1009 Complex romcom is sweet, if not a home run. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media December 17, 2010 +1009 Witherspoon... does the best she can with her unforgiving role... but no one could get us honestly past the notion that we're meant to take all these characters as delightfully oddball when they are quite clearly pathological. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 17, 2010 +1009 Brooks never supplies a definitive answer to the open-ended title, but I think most everybody would agree you just know when it's right. And in the case of How Do You Know, when it's not. 2/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle December 17, 2010 +1009 ...intermittently enjoyable, but like its characters too neurotic and uptight to get out of its own way. C+ fresh Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) December 17, 2010 +1009 "Overall, ""How Do You Know"" is a cozy diversion, an upscale date-night movie." 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 17, 2010 +1009 If anyone could have saved the stagnant cinematic genre, it would be Brooks. Sadly, How Do You Know is as creatively confused as its title. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters December 17, 2010 +1009 ...a watchable yet disappointing work from a filmmaker whose best days are clearly behind him. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 17, 2010 +1009 How Do You Know is a well-written romantic comedy that stays away from formulas and cliches. I loved James L. Brooks' use of the close-up shot to show raw emotion. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews December 17, 2010 +1009 Feels like three bad movies instead of one good one. Not as bad as SPANGLISH, but stil... 5/10 rotten Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 17, 2010 +1009 "How Do You Know"" is a bit slow to get started, and it's nowhere near as funny as ""The Hangover."" But it'll make you smile." 3/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 17, 2010 +1009 Sometimes it's more jock than jocular. Occasionally, the camera lens lingers on Owen Wilson's crooked schnoz or Reese Witherspoon's prudish grimaces a bit too long. But it's is never too cute, except in omitting the question mark from its title. 2.5/4 fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch December 17, 2010 +1009 Brooks is a distinctive writer who has a biting wit and a feel for the very human quality of ambivalence. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 17, 2010 +1009 How Do You Know is not up there in Broadcast News's immortal empyrean, but it's close to the mismatched-trio comedy of As Good as It Gets. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine December 17, 2010 +1009 The product of an out-of-touch filmmaker that never really gets to second base. 1.5/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 17, 2010 +1009 ...every clear-eyed observation of how adult humans court affection must be pulped and sugared, refined into treacle. 7 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 17, 2010 +1009 It's the kind of movie that succeeds as a culmination of moments that ring true and sweet. 2.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 17, 2010 +1009 [A] film of sentimental perceptivity delivered by some of the most amiable and charismatic actors working today. Sad then that it is not a great film thanks to a series of critical miscalculations by its acclaimed writer/director. 5/10 rotten Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com December 17, 2010 +1009 It's glossy and entirely forgettable, but the friendly, funny cast makes it worth seeing. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 1 Film.com December 17, 2010 +1009 In a tour de force of unassuming verbal and physical comedy, Paul Rudd has given us the big screen's first answer to Arrested Development's Michael Bluth. B- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 16, 2010 +1009 ...the film is directed in a way that seems a trifle theatrical, or even sitcom-ish... 2/5 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies December 16, 2010 +1009 How do you know you're watching How Do You Know? When you start dreaming of crossword puzzles and Diane Keaton. 1.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 OK! Magazine December 16, 2010 +1009 It is at times capable of achieving the same Brooksian magic of Broadcast News or As Good As It Gets, and at others feels like Brooks is lamely impersonating his previous work 3.5/5 fresh Jason McKiernan 0 Filmcritic.com December 16, 2010 +1009 You may be able to ignore [its]flaws yet as the cinematic equivalent of an ice cream sundae with far too many ingredients, you may end up feeling a bit queasy afterwards. 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly December 16, 2010 +1009 Not prime Brooks, but good enough. 3.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times December 16, 2010 +1009 "Is ""How Do You Know"" schmaltzy and manipulative and not entirely convincing as a portrait drawn from real life? Sure -- and it's also richly, goofily funny, loaded with terrific actors and delicious moments..." fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com December 16, 2010 +1009 "How Do You Know,"" his latest, is a near miss. A film that is completely in love with the sound of its human voices, this is a rather slim romantic comedy featuring a love triangle involving hugely appealing Reese Witherspoon in an odd role." B- rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 16, 2010 +1009 Foregoing substantial character development for a lot of back-and-forth squabbling between people who can't make up their minds, the film is often frustrating in its dumbed-down repetitiveness. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 16, 2010 +1009 The problem is that for most of the running time, How Do You Know meanders and has a hard time finding the right tone, lurching forward from one scene to the next. C rotten Peter Paras 0 E! Online December 16, 2010 +1009 What's truly perplexing about the failures of How Do You Know is that the film was written and directed by James L. Brooks, a master of the rom-com genre. 1.5/4 rotten Charlie McCollum 1 San Jose Mercury News December 16, 2010 +1009 A dour sort-of romantic drama with an A-list cast, a few comic moments and the disjointed sense of talented filmmakers flapping their arms in an effort to make it fly. 1.5/4 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle December 16, 2010 +1009 "Gradually, you're reminded why Brooks gave us so much good television over the years, in addition to his better movies, chief among them ""Broadcast News." 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 16, 2010 +1009 An airless, sometimes distressingly mirthless comedy. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times December 16, 2010 +1009 It does some of what it sets out to accomplish and most viewers will depart the theater with at least the beginnings of a warm, fuzzy feeling. These days, it's hard to ask for much more. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 16, 2010 +1009 A film by the painstaking James L. Brooks that is so eager to ask the question about true love, it doesn't have time to mess with boring punctuation. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 16, 2010 +1009 How do you know a movie is a total loss? When you watch it with a heavy heart, and sit through it like a stone. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 16, 2010 +1009 Pure sitcom fluff, a silly story about a romantic triangle [in which] wit, charm, style and comic timing are all absent. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 16, 2010 +1009 It is not funny; it is not heartwarming. It has all the zesty champagne fizz of Pepto-Bismol. rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 16, 2010 +1009 Sitting in the theater, my affection was definitely on-again, off-again at best. But in the end, the good times, which were fantastic, won me over. 2.5/4 fresh Cathy Jakicic 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 16, 2010 +1009 This is most certainly not as good as it gets. 5/10 rotten Nick Nunziata 0 CHUD December 16, 2010 +1009 Agreeable but disappointingly bland... 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 16, 2010 +1009 I like a movie that is, like its leads, endearingly messy and subverts our genre expectations. Brooks colors outside the lines. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 16, 2010 +1009 There's a lot of talk in How Do You Know, but not much worth saying. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 16, 2010 +1009 It is a keenly observed movie about loss of identity and finding love, in which Brooks serves up funny-ouch humor with slapstick heartbreak. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 16, 2010 +1009 "James L. Brooks wrote and directed ""How Do You Know,'' and in addition to forgetting a question mark, he's also misplaced his point." 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe December 16, 2010 +1009 Paul Rudd is an American treasure - America's Male Sweetheart - and he carries the film effortlessly B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 16, 2010 +1009 The result is highly entertaining but hardly ranks with the director's best work. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 16, 2010 +1009 How do you know when to cut your losses and go see something else? 1/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News December 16, 2010 +1009 Preposterous characters lurching through painfully contrived scenarios. C- rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club December 16, 2010 +1009 An object lesson in how not to use likable stars. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 16, 2010 +1009 A more than passable night out if you're fed up with the usual rom-com conventions. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union December 16, 2010 +1009 Reese Witherspoon and Paul Rudd give winning performances in an otherwise vapid, expensive romantic comedy that just tries too hard. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International December 16, 2010 +1009 It feels less like a coherent narrative than a series of vignettes in which the characters say improbably witty things and act in ways that aren't tethered to rational behavior. We sense them performing for the camera. 3.5/5 rotten Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune December 16, 2010 +1009 A sometimes-amusing moron. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com December 16, 2010 +1009 The movie is all surface and trades on fortune-cookie wisdom and sitcom scenarios. 2.5/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 16, 2010 +1009 I expected this movie to be better. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 16, 2010 +1009 There are a couple of scenes of pure, sentimental genius, as well as appealingly boggled turns by Rudd and Wilson. 7.5/10 fresh Michelle Orange 0 Movieline December 15, 2010 +1009 How do you know when a film is horrible? When it's How Do You Know, it's pretty obvious. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press December 15, 2010 +1009 The ''funny'' moments are whiffed, the dialogue is ''scene-y,'' and each reaction shot is held a second or ten too long, leaving the actors hanging. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly December 15, 2010 +1009 Misguided, frighteningly comatose tale of love and neuroses; a maze of bad ideas that Brooks robotically assembles. He's surviving this picture, not directing it. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 15, 2010 +1009 How Do You Know gets by on witty and realistic dialogue even when its story is sloppy. 3.5/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend December 15, 2010 +1009 Terrific performances by the entire cast, especially Rudd and Wilson, make this romcom very entertaining, even though it's a bit too long 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times December 15, 2010 +1009 How Do You Know takes the wholly possible scenario of two decent men courting one woman and turns it into a forced lark that can't bring itself to ask if she's worth it. 2/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out December 15, 2010 +1009 A low-impact romantic comedy-drama from James L. Brooks in which the central characters are strangely disconnected from one another as well as from the audience. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter December 15, 2010 +1009 How do you know when the spark is gone? When your latest romantic comedy looks like TV, feels like greeting-card poetry and sounds like a self-help manual. rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety December 15, 2010 +1009 How Do You Know is a terrible title for a not-much-better movie, missing a question mark and most of the point with romantic comedies. James L. Brooks' film is rarely romantic and barely amusing, dashing any hope that Spanglish was just a fluke. C- rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times December 15, 2010 +1009 Six years in the making and this is As Good As It Gets? 2/4 rotten Brett Michel 0 Boston Phoenix December 15, 2010 +1009 How Do You Know forges a difficult exploration of its characters' weaknesses and uncertainties. But its deepening drama becomes wishy-washy. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press December 15, 2010 +1009 Though daling with a relevant issue, James L. Brooks' new serio comedy suffers from uneven writing, tentative approach to narrative and characters, hesitancy about specific ending, and slow pacing. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 15, 2010 +1009 Considering how many great films have been influenced by Brooks' earlier work, it's hard to believe how badly this movie fails. 3/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net December 15, 2010 +1009 Scenes take twice as long as they should, but we do learn how 'triangulated' people make romantic choices. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 14, 2010 +1009 Before it wraps up that question like the obedient Hollywood love story it eventually has to be, How Do You Know takes an unexpectedly candid detour through how incredibly hard just following that directive has become. fresh Ella Taylor 1 Village Voice December 14, 2010 +1009 Witherspoon's charm...has been replaced with tentativeness, confusion and the exaggerated facial expressions of a sitcom comedienne. 2/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 14, 2010 +1009 Brooks' script is more hit than miss, but it is hit-and-miss nonetheless. Probably too studied in its approach to grab a mass audience. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine December 14, 2010 +1009 The sad part is that How Do You Know is nowhere near as dumb as it looks. A couple of comic set pieces are inspired -- or would be, if Brooks's timing weren't off. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture December 13, 2010 +1009 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 26, 2012 +1009 2/4 rotten 0 National Post December 25, 2010 +1011 The opening credits sequence is a work of mad genius. And then, unfortunately, the movie starts. rotten Scott Weinberg 0 TheHorrorShow August 26, 2015 +1011 The deaths are just as gruesome and fun as ever, but the script's utter lack of originality drags things down quite a bit. 6/10 rotten 0 IGN DVD January 29, 2012 +1011 when you finally get to the end of the film, it works in the context of the series and definitely tops the previous installment 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 6, 2012 +1011 It's a neat, tidy, tightly wound little horror picture with a single-minded intent to startle you out of your seat while causing you to laugh immoderately. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis December 14, 2011 +1011 Not even a tacked on surprise ending can save this mess. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 12, 2011 +1011 Stabs at the dramatic don't amount to anything that makes us care, even for Bell, who has been solid on AMC's The Walking Dead and in the chairlift chiller Frozen. 2/4 rotten Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe November 24, 2011 +1011 a gruesome but entertaining spectacle 3/5 fresh James Luxford 0 The National (UAE) September 18, 2011 +1011 ...had me holding my hands over my eyes for the first time since Natalie Portman did horrible things to her cuticles in Black Swan. 3/5 fresh Dominic Corry 0 Flicks.co.nz September 14, 2011 +1011 It's a spectacle that requires a certain detachment and a strong stomach, but it's highly recommended. fresh Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National September 2, 2011 +1011 Blood, gore and splatter are plentiful in this fifth film of the franchise in which premonition morphs into reality and death follows rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile August 30, 2011 +1011 Ironically enough, it's the journey, not the destination, that makes these movies so damn fun. 4/5 fresh Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex August 30, 2011 +1011 I have to admit it appealed to my wanton inner child, though if asked to name my favourite premonition movie it would be Ealing Studios' classic Dead of Night. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) August 28, 2011 +1011 Surprisingly inventive... 3/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) August 26, 2011 +1011 Approached for what it is - a series of over-the-top gruesome death scenes pieced together by an implausible plot - this might be the best Final Destination yet. fresh Catherine Jones 0 Liverpool Echo August 26, 2011 +1011 The result is more than usually frightening. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard August 26, 2011 +1011 No surprises, but plenty of laughs and gasps. 3/5 fresh James Mansfield 0 Little White Lies August 26, 2011 +1011 You have to admire the glee with which each young life is snuffed out. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray August 26, 2011 +1011 The kill-or-be-killed twist could have made this the best Destination since the first, but the idea is woefully underdeveloped even if the film is nevertheless gorier and smarter than the diabolical fourth instalment. 2.5/5 rotten Shaun Munro 0 What Culture August 26, 2011 +1011 Fans of this franchise know precisely what to expect, and the film delivers it with wit and flair. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 25, 2011 +1011 The 'Final Destination' franchise is the Ramones discography of horror cinema: There's not a lot of variety, but if you liked the first release, there's no reason not to like the rest. 3/5 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) August 25, 2011 +1011 There's blackly witty ingenuity here without too much misanthropic sadism, and a genuinely neat chronological twist that I didn't see coming, despite one conspicuous clue. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 25, 2011 +1011 Quale's witty kills are such a blast you may wish they hadn't wrapped the series up so neatly. 3/5 fresh Matt Glasby 0 Total Film August 25, 2011 +1011 Upholding franchise traditions in amusingly grisly style, the Reaper's latest round-up is definitely up to snuff. 4/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema August 25, 2011 +1011 True, some of these scenes seem to defy the laws of physics, but who cares when the special effects are this good? 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post August 25, 2011 +1011 It's all good fun. 3/5 fresh Mayer Nissim 0 Digital Spy August 24, 2011 +1011 It sticks to gimmicky scenes in which twentysomethings are dispatched in ingenious ways, but first-time director Steven Quayle delivers cheap fun that will keep fans happy. 3/5 fresh Nigel Floyd 1 Time Out August 24, 2011 +1011 Time for death to call in sick? 2/5 rotten Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine August 24, 2011 +1011 A surprising infusion of energy and macabre humor reanimates this horror franchise. fresh Bruce Diones 1 New Yorker August 22, 2011 +1011 Death is never final so long as the box office and foreign market sales remain relatively strong, thus we have yet another devastation destination in time for the end-of-summer theatrical doldrums. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle August 19, 2011 +1011 The usual TV actors -- including some fellow who looks the love child of Tom Cruise and Peter Gallagher's eyebrows -- being systematically offed because they cheated death. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 17, 2011 +1011 Are we dead yet? 2/4 rotten Alexandra Cavallo 0 Boston Phoenix August 17, 2011 +1011 The same plot the first four versions had but this time with a more inventive way of killing and some needed humor. 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com August 16, 2011 +1011 This mindless mayhem preys on contemporary angst and uncertainty. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate August 15, 2011 +1011 Two great death sequences don't make a movie. Just awful acting and pacing ruin the fun this film could be. 4/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review August 15, 2011 +1011 There's no wicked fun left in this series. 1/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 15, 2011 +1011 Over-the-top, bloody good fun. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs August 13, 2011 +1011 This latest 'FD' outing boasts some of the best visual effects ever, especially the bridge-crumbling sequence at the beginning of the film. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 13, 2011 +1011 The death sequences are fun; unfortunately, nearly everything in between is tedious and mechanical. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 1 Film.com August 12, 2011 +1011 I don't like to kvetch, but I do think it's a little unfair when I see the same film over and over, and I have to keep coming up with something new to say about it. 2/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies August 12, 2011 +1011 Director Steven Quale stages the death scenes with intermittently effective black humour to juice up a premise that, essentially, has all the suspense of watching the line at an abattoir. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail August 12, 2011 +1011 The producers have brought the franchise back to basics with more gruesome deaths and a twist that will have the audience wanting more from the series. 3/5 fresh Wilson Morales 0 BlackFilm.com August 12, 2011 +1011 So tapped into its audience's giddy schadenfreude that beyond a kinkier-than-usual jolt of black humor and some clever red herrings, the formula remains rote... rotten Aaron Hillis 1 Village Voice August 12, 2011 +1011 Generally technically slick, briskly paced and painless to watch, assuming you're not the sort to squirm miserably at the sight of anatomical mayhem. fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 Film Journal International August 12, 2011 +1011 Final? Really? How can something with final in the title have a five after the word? 3.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald August 12, 2011 +1011 It's not about being scary and its not about shocking you with torture porn, Final Destination is simply about stupid fun. 7.5/10 fresh Matthew Razak 0 Flixist.com August 12, 2011 +1011 I think we're pretty much done here. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 12, 2011 +1011 Stay away from all reviews/spoilers of this film, including mine, until you have seen it for yourself. If you're a fan of the series, you will not be disappointed. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews August 12, 2011 +1011 This is a purely cathartic, visceral experience, not having anything to do with characters or plot. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 12, 2011 +1011 Director Steven Quale invests the production with a little more wit than usual. You're gonna want to keep an eye on the production design. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto August 12, 2011 +1011 Very playful with the complex and ridiculous series of events and actions that will lead to each character's death, which gives the audience some giggles 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com August 12, 2011 +1011 "One of the cleverest and most darkly comic ""Final Destinations,"" with several fun deaths. And, yes, ""fun"" is the word." 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 12, 2011 +1011 A suspenseful and macabre exercise in dread for the absurdly cosseted. 2.5/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post August 12, 2011 +1011 First-time feature director Steven Quale has brought this anemic franchise back to life, with an unexpected infusion of humor and energy. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News August 12, 2011 +1011 Stick a fork in the Final Destination franchise - probably something that's been done in some variation to a poor slob in every one of the ongoing series. It's done. 2/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star August 12, 2011 +1011 After five films consisting mostly of sinister establishing shots of screws unscrewing themselves, I'm ready to cry 'no mas.' C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather August 11, 2011 +1011 What does it say about a horror movie -- especially the fifth in a long considered DOA franchise -- that you simply want the storyline to stop and the inventive deaths to occur? 3/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com August 11, 2011 +1011 The Godfather II it isn't, but for teens with money to burn, there are worse options to curdle blood. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Bowles 1 USA Today August 11, 2011 +1011 A new wrinkle in how the killings spool out actually makes the film even more predictable, and the deaths, which tend to be squirmy rather than explosive, are so perfunctory and lazily jokey that they leave a decidedly bad aftertaste. 1.5/5 rotten Mike Hale 1 New York Times August 11, 2011 +1011 An anemic installment in the decade-old series that seems content with giving viewers more of the same. D rotten Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News August 11, 2011 +1011 Scores miles ahead of torture-porn trash...and even improves on its predecessors in cleverness and suspense. Of course it's still what it is, and that's not much. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 11, 2011 +1011 I'd venture to say it's the best Final Destination sequel - if you gauge success by overall shock value. 2/4 rotten Tirdad Derakhshani 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 11, 2011 +1011 "... there's no final ""Final"" in sight, good news indeed for New Line and Warner." B- fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix August 11, 2011 +1011 It's now all strictly about the elaborate kills, and the associated red herrings. If you know and dig this, you'll have a blast. B- fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online August 11, 2011 +1011 A hugely satisfying tension comes from tapping the dread we push down to get through a life of constant negotiation with danger, whether it's crossing a suspension bridge or crossing the street. Who needs Freddy when routine plane travel is so fraught? 8/10 fresh Michelle Orange 0 Movieline August 11, 2011 +1011 While it has been made with just enough style to arguably make it the best of the series to date, that still doesn't make it good by any stretch of the imagination 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com August 11, 2011 +1011 For existing fans of the Final Destination franchise, this movie is an absolute must see. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend August 11, 2011 +1011 Maybe the filmmakers just got a little lazy, but it was disappointing to watch it wrap itself by becoming just another killer-in-human-form thriller. 2.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com August 11, 2011 +1011 The script and acting satisfy the genre's requirements by being thoroughly forgettable. 2.5/5 rotten John DeFore 1 Washington Post August 11, 2011 +1011 Definitely marks an uptick after the last horrendous installment and it has moments that work but it ultimately fails to add anything new to the unexpected Final Destination anthology. 2.5/5 rotten Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com August 11, 2011 +1011 It's still schlock, mind you -- but artful schlock, and a marked improvement over the preceding entry. 3/5 fresh Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com August 11, 2011 +1011 To borrow from TV terminology, the series hasn't jumped the shark yet, but the strain of inventing bizarre deaths is beginning to show. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter August 11, 2011 +1011 Spoiler alert: Everybody dies. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye August 11, 2011 +1011 Aiming for a different angle, the fifth installment, which is technically proficient, slightly tweaks the formula in a way that should please the series' loyal fans but won't recruit new ones. C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2011 +1011 The main attraction is still a string of inevitable and grisly deaths; but this time the effects are better and there's some actual drama and comedy between the send-offs. fresh John Hazelton 0 Screen International August 11, 2011 +1011 "It's a slack but competently executed film of a script with butterknife-dull dialogue and actors cast because of their ""type." 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 11, 2011 +1011 Who needs a creative storyline or meaningful connections when you can just string some shocking images together? C- rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club August 11, 2011 +1011 I expect this movie to make a lot of money at the box office, spent by fans eager to see still more cool ways for hot young characters to be slaughtered. My review will not be read by any of these people. They know what they enjoy. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 11, 2011 +1011 A few inventive shocks are scattered throughout, but the rest is unremarkable madness, punctuated with a thriller-style conclusion that resembles another movie altogether. C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 10, 2011 +1011 More than enough surprises to keep you intrigued, on your toes and frightened. Solidifies itself as a solid part of the series through an incredibly smart and eerily touching conclusion. 4/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com August 10, 2011 +1011 A stunning, surprisingly credible marriage of acting, story, and effects. A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve August 10, 2011 +1011 Easily the most shocking and disturbing movie in the series and if they choose to finally end things here, they would be ending things on a high note. 8/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net August 10, 2011 +1011 There are a few, er, head-spinning twists you won't see coming, and an ending that would make Steven Slater smile. fresh Staci Layne 0 Horror.com August 10, 2011 +1013 I found the film to be a touching and unique look at human sexuality and interaction. 7/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 20, 2018 +1013 ... impeccable photography, idyllic cinematography and first class performances... [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Laura Hiros 0 March 15, 2018 +1013 Attentive but with an empty gaze, Albert Nobbs examines everything around him closely, with small and insignificant gestures. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Pablo A. Scholz 0 November 27, 2017 +1013 Everything, even the gender-bending, feels like a prop. For such a ripe story, Albert Nobbs is weirdly un-engaging and lacks any real urgency... rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Cinesnark October 23, 2017 +1013 As the pinched, ever-wary, heartbreaking Nobbs, Close gives a tricky, high wire, award-worthy performance yet she commendably resists any temptation to be showy, campy or spectacular in the least. fresh Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online August 5, 2015 +1013 An unadventurous film that has only the smallest of fires in its belly. rotten Glenn Dunks 0 Trespass September 8, 2013 +1013 There's no contrived moralizing bridge to modern relevance, no overt nod to contemporary gender politics and no real reason why Close shouldn't get some respect this awards season. 3/5 fresh Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife April 21, 2013 +1013 Close, in one of her greatest performances, is quiet, still, almost invisible to those around her. It's not a stunt or an impersonation, it's a perfect realization of what someone in her position might endure just to eat. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 3, 2013 +1013 Close's performance is no less sensational than Heath Ledger's as the close mouthed Ennis in Brokeback Mountain. fresh Richard Knight 0 Knight at the Movies July 15, 2012 +1013 One's admiration for Close's work becomes more for her versatility and fearlessness than a connection with the character she portrays. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com July 2, 2012 +1013 Glenn Close's character couldn't be more buttoned-up, but beneath the reserve she conveys a lifetime of loneliness, hurt and quiet heartache. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk April 30, 2012 +1013 ...Academy-Award nominated performances might be reason enough to see Albert Nobbs 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 29, 2012 +1013 McTeer's performance is one of the most convincing of its kind I've ever seen. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) April 28, 2012 +1013 Thee finished work appears fatally stranded between feminist polemic and accidental magic realism. 2/5 rotten Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times April 27, 2012 +1013 Here's a film that looks good, has production values to die for and an all-star cast who mostly make their mark. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard April 27, 2012 +1013 It's a virtuoso portrayal and any hints of femininity vanish completely in Close's intense, studied portrayal. fresh 0 Liverpool Echo April 27, 2012 +1013 It's Mrs Doubtfire without knobs on. 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) April 26, 2012 +1013 Looking like a cross between Dublin-born Wilfrid Brambell's Steptoe, Robin Williams and Jamie Bell, it's an extraordinary performance, requiring little dialogue for us to see the pain deep in his/her soul. 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post April 26, 2012 +1013 For all its gender-bending intrigue, this is a cataclysmically sexless film: seldom has drag felt like such a drag. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) April 26, 2012 +1013 The movie is sometimes charged with real tension and passion. And yet Close as Nobbs is an absence. 3/5 fresh Antonia Quirke 0 Financial Times April 26, 2012 +1013 It is a million miles away from the frizzy haired bunny-boiling vixen of Fatal Attraction but every bit as disturbing. 5/10 fresh Brian Henry 0 UTV April 26, 2012 +1013 At once stilted and melodramatic, this is a desperately ill-conceived adaptation of a fascinating story. 2/5 rotten Emma Dibdin 0 Little White Lies April 26, 2012 +1013 Resolutely downbeat, this tale of Victorian gender-bendering scores thanks to skilful performances, particularly from Close and McTeer, and a exhaustive attention to period detail. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema April 25, 2012 +1013 Watchable drama enlivened by strong performances from both Glenn Close and Janet McTeer, though the story loses its way in the second half and fails to deliver the required emotional punch. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon April 25, 2012 +1013 The grim, grey-hued result is about as far from contemporary drag chic as it's possible to get - appropriate for the subject matter, perhaps, but hardly the stuff of satisfying cinema. 2/5 rotten Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out April 24, 2012 +1013 This is a sad, sweet little film; well acted, and capable of striking a universal chord. After all, who doesn't use some level of impersonation in order to get by? 3/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman April 23, 2012 +1013 Not only sad, sad, sad but dreary and unpleasant, peopled with largely unsympathetic characters but for McTeer, who is great. 2/5 rotten Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine April 23, 2012 +1013 While it's just the sort of film Hollywood likes to embrace, one can only imagine the horrific hash a studio would've made of telling this sensitively told tale. 3/5 fresh James Mottram 0 The List April 18, 2012 +1013 Good performances, but it's difficult to give two hoots about Close's passion project when the story remains as pinched and hermetic as poor little Albert Nobbs himself. 2/5 rotten Matt Mueller 0 Total Film April 16, 2012 +1013 Even with a captivating, Oscar-nominated performance by the star, the servant remains inscrutable beneath that starched collar. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Radio Times April 12, 2012 +1013 Awful, but memorable. rotten Charlie Lyne 0 Ultra Culture March 4, 2012 +1013 full review at Movies for the Masses 1/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses February 17, 2012 +1013 Close's craft raises the saddest of stories to the level of art. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express February 3, 2012 +1013 Albert Nobbs is more a parable than a person, and Albert Nobbs plays out more closely to a fable than an authentic tale. 3/5 rotten Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune February 3, 2012 +1013 The film surrounding the performance is not always as strong, but the centre holds, and magnificently so. 3/4 fresh Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail February 3, 2012 +1013 That the film manages to be touching without being maudlin, and to be smart without being mean-spirited, is perhaps what really seals the deal. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 2, 2012 +1013 Albert is at the heart of it all and we see her through her own prism of vulnerability, resulting in a very human story about the search for love, acceptance and understanding of the self. 3/4 fresh Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star February 2, 2012 +1013 Bright, entertaining and touching, this re-uniting of collaborators sports lush sets and costumery and Oscar level acting by several of the cast. 9/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics February 1, 2012 +1013 Close's performance is flawless, so much so that it's possible that she could have passed to an audience not expecting to see her in the role 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews February 1, 2012 +1013 While most of us can't identify with having to change our gender to get by, we can all feel the familiar tug of Albert's fundamental desire, which is nothing more than to fit in and be loved. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 1, 2012 +1013 Close can't keep the character from seemingly like a pitiable doormat, but the tears come nonetheless. B fresh Sam Adams 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 31, 2012 +1013 A movie that, like its title character, never quite dares to let itself discover what it really wants to be. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate January 30, 2012 +1013 What you feel, watching Close, is not that you are watching gender being bent into new, absorbing shapes but that you might as well have stayed home and leafed through a book on Magritte. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker January 30, 2012 +1013 ... a thoughtful examination of the attempt to adjust to a society that sees only what it wants to see ... 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 30, 2012 +1013 The passion the star has for the material doesn't come across onscreen. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity January 29, 2012 +1013 Sadly, great performances do not a great film make. 2/5 rotten Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis January 29, 2012 +1013 Dustin Hoffman and Hilary Swank could pass for the opposite gender; Close can't. 3/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 KC Active January 29, 2012 +1013 Even accepting that Close looks a bit like a fey, mummified Stan Laurel, viewers have to assume that everybody in Ireland suffers from poor eyesight to fall for THIS ruse. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 28, 2012 +1013 Nobbs is so closed-off, so understated, that we're never given a chance to empathize with or understand him ... The movie is as unrealized and unexpressed as its protagonist. C- rotten Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) January 27, 2012 +1013 Close earned that Oscar nomination, and seeing the movie will convince you of it as she gives the performance of a lifetime. 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com January 27, 2012 +1013 "Giving new meaning to the expression ""upstairs/downstairs,"" 'Albert Nobbs' is a period piece about a cross-dressing, gay, single woman passing as a man and working as a butler in a posh Victorian-era Dublin hostelry." B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 27, 2012 +1013 Like Albert, the movie dreams of a world in which the impromptu epitaph delivered by the hotel doctor might be obsolete: 'Dear Jesus, I don't know what makes people live such miserable lives.' 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 27, 2012 +1013 The film features some really intriguing conflicts and solid performances throughout. 3/5 fresh Sara Maria 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 27, 2012 +1013 Albert Nobbs is a first-rate film in every respect. This should come as no surprise to anyone who has followed the work of director Rodrigo Garcia, one of the most talented-and underrated-filmmakers working today. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com January 27, 2012 +1013 ... maintains a sedate, almost starchy, facade, but you never lose sight of the violence and horror as lurking just below the proper surface of Victorian society 7/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 January 27, 2012 +1013 [A] strange, sad, mesmerizing little movie. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald January 27, 2012 +1013 "Albert Nobbs"" is a film of great texture and tenderness, and the actors are a joy to behold." B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 27, 2012 +1013 [It] sneaks up on the audience with the quiet discretion of the enigmatic protagonist at its center. And, like him, it contains multitudes beneath its prim surface. 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post January 27, 2012 +1013 [A] funny, sorrowful, richly layered and tremendously moving film. 3.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday January 27, 2012 +1013 "Albert Nobbs"" is noble and well-intentioned as can be but in the end, it is all for naught and as much as it pains me to say it, it truly is a drag." 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com January 26, 2012 +1013 "I get choked up just writing about this movie. Yes, ""Albert Nobbs"" is a bit of a labor, but the central theme has such gnawing weight that for me it overcomes the movie's lumpiness." 7/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix January 26, 2012 +1013 By thrusting the story about women who pass themselves off as men in nineteenth-century England into close-up, this film version accentuates its implausibility to fatal effect. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 26, 2012 +1013 Characters as out of touch and desperate as Albert Nobbs awaken an instinctive doubt and distrust in an audience. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 26, 2012 +1013 Rodrigo Garcia [is] known for his female ensemble dramas but demonstrates no particular affinity for this material. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader January 26, 2012 +1013 It's a career-crowning role for Glenn Close. Too bad the film is such a drag. rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety January 26, 2012 +1013 Men in drag are usually played for laughs. Women passing as men? Expect a tragic twist. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News January 26, 2012 +1013 There is potential in this story to explore the way gender, sexual orientation and social class confined people in the Victorian era, but Close is so obviously female, it's distracting right from the start. 2/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star January 26, 2012 +1013 It's a small, gentle film with wistful sadness peeking around its corners, and when it's over you may feel as if you want a little more, as if we're not much closer to understanding Albert than we were at the beginning. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times January 26, 2012 +1013 "As an experiment in Academy Award psychology, ""Albert Nobbs"" is fascinating. As drama? It is, forgive us, a drag." rotten John Anderson 1 Wall Street Journal January 26, 2012 +1013 Like Albert himself, the film isn't showy, but it's got quality and heart. B fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 26, 2012 +1013 Close's performance as this poor, wounded fellow resonates with depth and poignancy. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 26, 2012 +1013 "There's an ache of regret that sets ""Albert Nobbs'' apart. Everyone here yearns for what they can't get." 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe January 26, 2012 +1013 This is a costume drama where the costume is the drama. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 26, 2012 +1013 A poignant tale of a person who just wants to be happy, to live in freedom, to be herself. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 26, 2012 +1013 With its unpredictable sexual politics and quirky little hero/heroine Albert Nobbs has the edge of quinine, a peculiar taste that won't entice everyone but worked for me. fresh Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine January 26, 2012 +1013 As for Close, she looks nothing like a man. Nor much like a woman. 2/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 26, 2012 +1013 A sorrowful, touching look at identity and deception with rich turns by Glenn Close and Janet McTeer. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer January 26, 2012 +1013 "The creamy, handsome look of ""Albert Nobbs"" matches Close's work, but the film falls short in most other aspects." 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 26, 2012 +1013 [Close gives] an intriguing performance, technically flawless, if by necessity distant. 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic January 26, 2012 +1013 The story is never as interesting as the choices made by the actresses or their characters. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 26, 2012 +1013 "Albert Nobbs"" is never less than a tidy feat - but never more than a shuttered window." 2.5/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 26, 2012 +1013 Uh, he's clearly a woman. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye January 26, 2012 +1013 This is such a brave performance by Glenn Close, who in making Albert so real, makes the character as pathetic and unlikable as she must have been in life. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 26, 2012 +1013 Close is unconvincing as a man,but accept the premise and the character's strength,bravery and heartbreaking sadness come through. McTeer is amazing in Garcia's eloquent film. fresh Caryn James 0 James on screenS January 25, 2012 +1013 Garcia's production is as starchy as Albert's collars and as humorless as his masquerade... Close's performance is technically perfect and emotionally pinched, which is exactly what her role calls for, but it doesn't make a compelling movie. C rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times January 25, 2012 +1013 The point is to show the misery of a underprivileged woman ahead of her time, but so much dedication for such a small payoff makes you wonder why. 2/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer January 24, 2012 +1013 [A] trifling melodrama... 2/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out January 24, 2012 +1013 "Albert Nobbs"" is clearly Close's show - for better and for worse." 2/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press January 23, 2012 +1013 Close resembles no man I've ever seen, or woman either. She's the personification of fear-the fear of being seen through, seen for what she is. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 23, 2012 +1013 Star Glenn Close's appearance comes across as too distracting, and the film's tedious pacing doesn't help matters either. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 14, 2012 +1013 Although it strives for bigger things, Albert Nobbs proves itself to be a diluted and bland exploration into transgender survival in conservative Ireland, headlined by Glenn Close's vain gender bending performance. 1.5/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 12, 2012 +1013 When Close simply has something to think about or react to, she's magnetic. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media January 7, 2012 +1013 Nobbs is a moving, well-etched, humour-peppered film about survival and one small person's dream of liberation. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) January 5, 2012 +1013 It's an affecting tale about sexual identity and people pretending to be other than they are, not only in their everyday dealings but also in ways that go to the very core of their being. 3/5 fresh Tom Ryan 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 5, 2012 +1013 This ripping period drama is led with distinction by Glenn Close in an unorthodox part she has been developing for three decades. 3.5/4 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) January 5, 2012 +1013 Albert Nobbs ends up being little more than a play on screen. 2/5 rotten Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz January 5, 2012 +1013 I don't know why [Close is] keen to play such a recessive wisp of a man, but I admire how committed she is to her bowler hat. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 4, 2012 +1013 "although [Close] brings truth to her performance, the quietness and unassuming blankness of the character may temper critical and audience response in much the same way as Peter Seller's alien remove did in ""Being There." B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 31, 2011 +1013 "[VIDEO] ""Albert Nobbs"" is a melancholy film of enormous power that could easily slip through the cracks without the aid of the Oscar nominations it deserves to attract. Don't miss ""Albert Nobbs." A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 30, 2011 +1013 Although one cannot question the quality of performances here, with Glenn Close Mia Wasikowska, and Janet McTeer leading the way, Albert Nobbs suffers for lack of breadth and vision. 2/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com December 29, 2011 +1013 All of the red meat is just beneath the surface, occasionally poking through but mostly remaining buried. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 29, 2011 +1013 The film trades in subdued emotions and subtle currents of longing that are deeply felt. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 Film School Rejects December 27, 2011 +1013 The delicate art of impersonating self 3/5 rotten 0 JWR December 24, 2011 +1013 Glenn Close's singular accomplishment in willing Albert Nobbs to the screen is the stuff actors dream about. 3/4 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Back Stage December 23, 2011 +1013 McTeer's sly, wise rendering of Hubert, a person every bit as battered by life as Albert has been, but with enough residual core and joie de vivre to reinvent himself on his own terms, picks out the meaning of Albert Nobbs. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR December 23, 2011 +1013 "The stolid inertia of this story is so joyless that the film's sole ""passionate"" element is the desire to garner Oscar consideration for Close's performance." 2/5 rotten Jason McKiernan 0 Filmcritic.com December 23, 2011 +1013 Close is magnetic, accepting an acting experiment with a thrilling fearlessness and devotion to complete immersion. If only the rest of the production matched her grace and concentration. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 22, 2011 +1013 Nobbs is such a spectral presence that infusing any measure of life into this person is an insurmountable challenge. 2/5 rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times December 22, 2011 +1013 [Glenn Close] does an exemplary job of giving a surface-level performance, which is the kind of praise that no matter how generously it is meant, just won't come out sounding like a compliment. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 21, 2011 +1013 Albert Nobbs has the packaging and promise of something quite special, but there's too much narrative bubble wrap inside. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International December 21, 2011 +1013 The rest of the movie, sadly, can't live up to its leads. 2/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News December 21, 2011 +1013 This story of literal and figurative female sexual repression feels curiously unfinished, its many layers rather decorously undisturbed. 6.5/10 rotten Michelle Orange 0 Movieline December 21, 2011 +1013 If it's guilty of too much understatement, of being too muted, you can just chalk that up to the timid nature of its title character infusing every scene with the sadness of somebody voluntarily burying himself alive. 3.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com December 21, 2011 +1013 The heart of the movie beats like a drum, and got me in step from the start. 4/5 fresh Grae Drake 0 Movies.com December 21, 2011 +1013 There is comedy in it. But mostly there's just a kind of soft, quiet sadness - about lives unlived, about chances lost, about loves forever unexpressed. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 21, 2011 +1013 Neither the movie nor the performance is memorable enough to cause much stir, and they will likely get lost amidst better end-of-the-year offerings. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 20, 2011 +1013 Though this period drama is meant to be thought-provoking and prompt intriguing queries about gender, it leaves too many questions unanswered. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 20, 2011 +1013 The result of [Close's] passion project? Getting to look like Bruce Jenner in a bowler and high starched collar. rotten Melissa Anderson 1 Village Voice December 20, 2011 +1013 As good as the performances are, I found the screenplay and Rodrigo Garcia's direction tonally inconsistent. The unusual premise seems to be played at some moments for laughs and at other times with heavy-handed solemnity. B fresh 0 Movie Dearest December 20, 2011 +1013 Ms. McTeer's sly, exuberant performance is a pure delight, and the counterpoint between her physical expressiveness and Ms. Close's tightly coiled reserve is a marvel to behold. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times December 20, 2011 +1013 Close's performance is exquisite, carefully etched with bits of pain and ecstasy. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine December 20, 2011 +1013 Unfortunately, Albert is so good at being unobtrusive, he nearly disappears from his own story, making it hard for us to get invested in it. 2.5/4 rotten Sara Stewart 1 New York Post December 20, 2011 +1013 All that passion behind the scenes doesn't really translate on screen. 2.5/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com December 19, 2011 +1013 Albert Nobbs isn't exactly offensive or discriminatory; it just dances around all the interesting sexual politics at its core and is content to be a totally by-the-numbers period piece. A singular movie, this ain't. 2.5/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix December 18, 2011 +1013 For all its strengths, Albert Nobbs has its weaknesses; director Rodrigo Garcia often allows the film to seem stilted and the story doesn't fully satisfy fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile December 17, 2011 +1013 The extraordinary and haunting presence of Glenn Close is what remains with us in this poignant drama fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile December 17, 2011 +1013 A modest film with memorable characters tackling big themes. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Paste Magazine December 15, 2011 +1013 Subtle and sensitive, creating a fascinating, if far-fetched facade. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 15, 2011 +1013 The film was adapted from a short story, and perhaps a short story it should have stayed. 1/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 OK! Magazine December 15, 2011 +1013 A tough watch. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 2, 2011 +1013 There is such an interesting subject but the creation of this character, played by Glenn Close, it's almost like she is mentally challenged. 2/5 rotten Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 1, 2011 +1013 It's an oddly compelling story, handsomely made, and showcasing another fine role for the impressive Mia Wasikowska. 3.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 1, 2011 +1013 This gender-bending period film is not particularly rich in ideas, but its serves as a showcase for Glenn Close, who has not had a good leading screen role in years, and Janet McTeeer in the supporting category. C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 12, 2011 +1013 ...nothing more than a showcase for Close's admittedly stirring performance... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews September 16, 2011 +1013 The movie is a good, not great period piece bolstered by Close's subtle, contained performance as the heartbreakingly lonely waiter. B fresh Anne Thompson 0 Thompson on Hollywood September 14, 2011 +1013 The problem with Albert Nobbs though is that it's hard to believe that the people around the heroine haven't figured her out yet. Even with prosthetics, Close isn't all that convincing as a man. C rotten Noel Murray 1 AV Club September 13, 2011 +1013 A gripping ensemble piece, good-humoured even at the end of its tether. 4/5 fresh Catherine Shoard 0 Guardian September 12, 2011 +1013 3.5/4 fresh Barry Paris 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette March 7, 2012 +1013 3/5 fresh Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com December 23, 2011 +1013 4/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film December 2, 2011 +1014 While the premise of Letters to Juliet isn't so bad, the execution is abominable. rotten Megan Basham 0 WORLD October 3, 2018 +1014 a perfect date movie, with a nice blend of romance and light-hearted comedy 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 18, 2014 +1014 Not even the ever-likable Seyfried at full-blast sun-kissed luminescence can win the battle against such trite, tired material nor make a viable leading man out of her pretty boy zero of a co-star. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com April 8, 2012 +1014 ... Succeeds on the basis of pure delight, the optimism it emits and an earned happily-ever-after ending. B fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) November 5, 2011 +1014 If you're in the mood for some school-girl daydream fairytale, Letters to Juliet about fits the bill, but even fans of this sort of thing are likely to find themselves short of patience well before the end. 5/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 29, 2011 +1014 Formulaic and telegraphic, there are no surprises in this chaste, passionless movie... 1.5/5 rotten Elias Savada 0 Film Threat October 15, 2010 +1014 It's all rather pleasant, but it's also all rather conventional. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 21, 2010 +1014 Winick ladles on the cliches with shameless abandon. rotten Simon Foster 0 sbs.com.au August 9, 2010 +1014 A gloriously tacky Italian romance. 2/5 rotten Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) July 6, 2010 +1014 Both exasperatingly vapid and easy to sit through. 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) July 6, 2010 +1014 The picture never looks fussed-over or flattened -- it breathes, as opposed to just looking merely pretty. 8.5/10 fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline July 6, 2010 +1014 Letters to Juliet...it's a chick flick thing. 2/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1014 A pair of mediocre leading men sabotage this otherwise charming chick flick. 2/5 rotten Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com July 6, 2010 +1014 Vanessa Redgrave and the spectacular locales of Tuscany are the main reasons to tolerate the tepid and predictable story... C rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) June 28, 2010 +1014 You can guess the whole film but the picture postcard locations are easy on the eye and the wonderful Redgrave steals the show. Her heartfelt conviction and natural warmth slice through all the schmaltz to make the silly storyline feel real and touching. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) June 14, 2010 +1014 What kind of twisted fantasy is this? 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman June 14, 2010 +1014 As an antidote to the sugar, what we need now is a grumpy film called Letters to Lady Macbeth, in which malcontents leave rage-filled missives in the battlements of Glamis Castle. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian June 10, 2010 +1014 Letters From Juliet is far from a great movie. But if you're female or -- like me -- a man with a taste for romance and a fairer deal for our senior citizens, this is one of the year's guiltiest pleasures. 3/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) June 10, 2010 +1014 It's hard to convey the sheer awfulness. And that's not just me being a grumpy bloke confronted with a chick flick. 1/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) June 10, 2010 +1014 Seyfried acts like she's spaced out on limoncello in a role even Kate Hudson would have turned down. 1/5 rotten James King 0 Little White Lies June 10, 2010 +1014 Redgrave's performance is touching, but generally this romcom is far too schmaltzy. 3/5 fresh Roz Laws 0 Birmingham Post June 9, 2010 +1014 "Irked by the endless will they/won't they, girl tells boy: ""This is really painful."" After close to two hours of fairly unremarkable viewing, at that point the feeling is mutual." 2/5 rotten Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy June 9, 2010 +1014 The script, sighing, twittering and doing D.H. Lawrence lite, would be rejected as too whimsical by Mills and Boon. 1/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times June 9, 2010 +1014 This is an all-fudging, all-sludging Cheesepocalypse Now of a movie. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World June 9, 2010 +1014 Despite a potentially decent premise, this is a disappointing romance, let down by terrible dialogue, poor plotting, severe miscasting, a charisma-free performance from Christopher Egan and a total lack of chemistry between its two leads. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon June 9, 2010 +1014 Moviegoers don't like surprises in their romantic comedies, and this one plays it particularly safe. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 4, 2010 +1014 [T]hose who want something beyond a paint-by-numbers romance/travelogue... will be disappointed. 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly June 3, 2010 +1014 Nicely weighted performances and the beautiful Italian setting combine to make this an unassuming treat. fresh Karen Krizanovich 0 Radio Times June 3, 2010 +1014 A pleasant and consistently engaging romance... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 26, 2010 +1014 Somewhere, not so long ago, a documentary was made about the true-life background of this fictional romance. 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) May 22, 2010 +1014 I was with Sophie's journey right from the start, Claire's quest for a fabled lost romance one that held my heart in the palm of its hand making me care about the outcome far more than it arguably had any right to do. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com May 20, 2010 +1014 ... an acceptable time-killer ... 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 20, 2010 +1014 Asking Juliet Capulet for relationship advice is a little bit like asking John McCain for campaign consulting, isn't it? 5/10 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs May 17, 2010 +1014 Twaddle and hooey driven by a self-absorbed blonde C rotten Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) May 17, 2010 +1014 [H]alf a lovely, bittersweet movie about longing and romance and making mistakes and living with regret... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher May 17, 2010 +1014 Doubt that the stars are fire, but never doubt that Letters to Juliet is the biggest load of weepie sludge we are likely to see this year. Naturally, I quite enjoyed it. fresh Evan Williams 0 The Australian May 17, 2010 +1014 Seyfried is delightful in this movie whereas I have found her just annoying in others. Maybe it is that she gets to share the screen with Bernal and the luminous Vanessa. Those two could make anybody look good. Still Seyfried is also good in her scenes wi 2.7 fresh Janos Gereben 0 Entertainment Insiders May 17, 2010 +1014 A radiant Vanessa Redgrave heads an almost perfect cast in this unabashedly romantic movie 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com May 16, 2010 +1014 Don't blame the Bard for Letters to Juliet 2.5/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 May 16, 2010 +1014 If it wasn't for the cliched bickering between two characters that will eventually fall in love, this could have worked. It's a good subject and a beautiful location. 5/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review May 16, 2010 +1014 Unfortunately, the main couple in the film competes in vain against the scenery. 2.5/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com May 16, 2010 +1014 Why do I love thee, Juliet? Let me count the ways: there are no decapitations, no car crashes, no gun fights, no pratfalls, no talking animals and no aliens - just one beautiful love story, two captivating romances and lots of picturesque Italian scenery. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate May 15, 2010 +1014 If you've seen the trailer, you've seen the movie. 3.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald May 15, 2010 +1014 Let's just say this is the sort of movie where if a character is shown climbing up some shrubbery, you just know a branch will break and send him tumbling earthward. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing May 15, 2010 +1014 It's a bath in schmaltz from beginning to end but it also has Redgrave who brings instant depth to even the most throwaway of lines. fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times May 15, 2010 +1014 Seyfried is a real beauty and her star is definitely on the rise after adding this definitive chick flick to her resume. Redgrave is still a classy dame and steals every scene that she appears in... 2.5/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum May 15, 2010 +1014 [Redgrave's] performance makes the predictable antics of Letters to Juliet worth tolerating. fresh William Goss 0 Cinematical May 14, 2010 +1014 "Endless vistas of the lush Italian countryside, some playful banter, and a likable cast make ""Letters to Juliet"" worthwhile, even if you feel like you've seen it before. Several times before. " 3/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle May 14, 2010 +1014 Super swoony romantic fluff that's fun for tweens. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media May 14, 2010 +1014 Seyfried, whose heart frankly doesn't even seem to be in this movie, has no discernible chemistry with either of the men in her life. 2/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies May 14, 2010 +1014 I want to live in the alternate universe where Vanessa Redgrave's Claire is the lead of Letters to Juliet and the two vapid dorks who trail her on a journey of lost love can learn a lesson or two but never take the spotlight. 2.5/5 rotten Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com May 14, 2010 +1014 The light breaking through yonder window is the glare of critical scrutiny - and Letters to Juliet looks pathetic in it. 1/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters May 14, 2010 +1014 As you might guess, after a great deal of sniping Sophie and Charlie supposedly fall for each other. But the audience never buys it. 2/4 rotten Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail May 14, 2010 +1014 Screenwriters Jose Rivera and Tim Sullivan have penned some great lines, but also some clunkers, most of which were written for Seyfried and Egan. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan May 14, 2010 +1014 "Letters to Juliet"" takes an improbable script and turns it into a moving love story, featuring wonderful performances by Vanessa Redgrave and Amanda Seyfried." fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan May 14, 2010 +1014 Road-tripping romance that features a talented cast and gorgeous locales but an overly sappy plot and nap-inducing pace. 2/4 rotten Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2010 +1014 Apart from a handful of nicely crafted, brittle exchanges between the two young leads as the antipathy between them transforms into sexual tension, the film is full of shameless Italian stereotypes and poorly executed screwball comedy. rotten Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National May 14, 2010 +1014 An amusing, touching, reassuringly wholesome romantic travelogue of a film that flies by on its way to the inevitable happy ending. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News May 14, 2010 +1014 Love is a commodity in the world of Letters to Juliet, to be processed and marketed as another studio might a G.I. Joe or a Transformer. 1.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 Film School Rejects May 14, 2010 +1014 Cinematographer Marco Pontecorvo's sun-drenched palette would be a perfectly sound reason to see this film, but happily it's not the only one. 4.5/5 fresh Joy Tipping 1 Dallas Morning News May 14, 2010 +1014 Letters to Juliet represents an interesting paradox: it is a movie that is very nearly perfect without being especially good. 2.5/5 rotten 1 New York Times May 14, 2010 +1014 Who can resist such ravishing travel porn? 4/5 fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV May 14, 2010 +1014 What's so awful about taking a breather? It's enough to bask in the pastoral prettiness and the unexpected harmony of Seyfried and Redgrave. 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle May 14, 2010 +1014 Predictable though the film is, Vanessa Redgrave does nearly mystical work and the film in general has enough humor to make the trip worthwhile. 2.5/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) May 14, 2010 +1014 As the Taylor Swift song kicks in at the climax and Seyfried has her big romantic moment, you can't help but crane your neck to see what Redgrave is up to in the background. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) May 14, 2010 +1014 If the filmmakers had spent less time on the visual, and more time on appropriate characterizations and a believable script, we might have been as much in love with the film as it seems to be with itself. 4/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online May 14, 2010 +1014 Pure fluffy eye candy. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union May 14, 2010 +1014 A sappily-ever-after fairy tale. 1.5/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Hollywood News May 14, 2010 +1014 The story is as straight and obvious as raw spaghetti. 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post May 14, 2010 +1014 If you dropped a feather and Letters to Juliet from a tall building simultaneously, which one would hit the ground first? It's lightweight and lazy, an outline for a movie. C rotten Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer May 14, 2010 +1014 Seyfried almost makes up for Dear John as the everygirl heroine who wants to be Julia Roberts for the iPod generation. 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com May 14, 2010 +1014 I wish the film was more focused on the love story between Vanessa Redgrave and Franco Nero. Instead, we are made to sit through a foreground love story with zero chemistry. 2/5 rotten Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews May 14, 2010 +1014 Redgrave brings a lovely gravity to the lightweight proceedings, while Seyfried again proves an unusually levelheaded presence. 3/4 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News May 14, 2010 +1014 With all the beautiful settings and attractive people and gorgeously lit vineyards, there is an air of artificiality to Juliet, which is to real-life romance what Cheetos are to a nice piece of aged cheddar. But who doesn't like a Cheeto now and then? 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press May 14, 2010 +1014 Hollywood fantasy and teen-girl wish-fulfillment, with very little personality. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com May 13, 2010 +1014 This may be the first screen romance in recent memory where the inclusion of ABBA lyrics might have actually come across as an improvement. 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com May 13, 2010 +1014 Tame, predictable and a little dull. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com May 13, 2010 +1014 Its cast is remarkably strong for such simple fare. Cynics will mock it, but it's an undeniable crowd pleaser even if its resolution drags on too long. 2.5/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald May 13, 2010 +1014 Redgrave is radiant as the woman who is hoping for a romantic miracle. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet May 13, 2010 +1014 Redgrave is incandescent, and casting Franco Nero as Lorenzo was inspired. 2/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 13, 2010 +1014 Letters to Juliet is a by-the-numbers romantic comedy -- and I mean that in a good way. fresh Mary Elizabeth 1 Salon.com May 13, 2010 +1014 It's almost like the movie is afraid of what it should be -- a young, frisky love story that should be exuberant and carefree, even if it means risking making a fool of itself. What's love, after all, if it doesn't do exactly that? C+ rotten Dezhda Gaubert 0 E! Online May 13, 2010 +1014 There are worse ways to spend a couple of hours. Set in some stunning locales in Italy, Letters is a guilty pleasure that's lighter on the guilt and heavier on the pleasure. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today May 13, 2010 +1014 As the genre goes, this is a superior offering. It gives the first clear evidence that the doe-eyed Seyfried can really act; it soothes the eyes with luscious views of beautiful Tuscany in all its moods... 3.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald May 13, 2010 +1014 In a word, Letters to Juliet is rubbish, but Seyfried and Redgrave make it tolerable in their different ways. 2/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) May 13, 2010 +1014 From the people who wish they'd brought you THE NOTEBOOK. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 Geekweek May 13, 2010 +1014 A fetching romantic melodrama with a delicious performance by Vanessa Redgrave as an elderly woman on a quest for love. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 13, 2010 +1014 What's important is that it avoids the unfunny jokiness and juvenile tendencies that define too many romantic comedies while also sidestepping the mawkishness of the Nicolas Sparks-inspired dramas. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews May 13, 2010 +1014 Letters to Juliet offers little to viewers besides many trite truisms about the ways of the heart, some sumptuous views of the Tuscan countryside and a lovely performance by Redgrave. 2/4 rotten Jason Anderson 1 Toronto Star May 13, 2010 +1014 Ms. Redgrave gives the film, which was directed by Gary Winick, a heart and a buoyant spirit. Seeing her in action is like sitting in on a master acting class. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal May 13, 2010 +1014 This one burns going down, like cheap Chianti. 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 13, 2010 +1014 Seyfried has worked opposite some of the greatest actors in filmdom in recent years, including Meryl Streep and Julianne Moore. That she again holds her own, this time with Redgrave, is a measure of her talent. 2.5/4 fresh Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel May 13, 2010 +1014 "It's no ""Under the Tuscan Sun,"" but it's a far better sit than ""When in Rome." C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 13, 2010 +1014 A purported comedy that had me mentally following minor characters off screen, wondering if their lives might be more interesting than what was happening on it. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News May 13, 2010 +1014 It's harmless and pretty and utterly predictable, but kind of a waste of time for anyone who's ever seen, well, any other romantic comedy set in a beautiful location. 2/5 rotten Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend May 13, 2010 +1014 Where the movie fails completely is the most important, meat-and-potatoes parts. Namely, the main characters and a compelling, believable story line. These are both lacking. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) May 13, 2010 +1014 If well done, a film like Letters To Juliet should need no surprises. But it does need more than the postcard-ready vistas against which director Gary Winick frames much of the action. C rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club May 13, 2010 +1014 Letters to Juliet is a guilty pleasure for the ladies, perfect Blu-ray fodder when their significant others turn them into World of Warcraft widows for the evening. 3/5 fresh Kerry Lengel 1 Arizona Republic May 13, 2010 +1014 The feel-good Seyfried movie of the year -- though that's not such a hard feat when your two other yearly releases include a Nicholas Sparks weepie and a twisted Atom Egoyan psycho-thriller. 2.5/5 rotten Jason McKiernan 0 Filmcritic.com May 13, 2010 +1014 "Anyone who considers this a decent romance should check out Max Ophuls's ""Letter From an Unknown Woman." rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader May 13, 2010 +1014 What light through yonder window breaks? 'Tis the fiery wrath of William Shakespeare, dragged back to this mortal coil to lend his cred to a dreadful chick flick. 2/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 13, 2010 +1014 "Like Taylor Swift's pop hit ""Love Story,"" Garry Winick's Letters to Juliet references Shakespeare to prop up its cornball fairy-tale romanticism." 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine May 13, 2010 +1014 All [the movie] proves is that if you're going to make a road movie rom-com, you should invite Vanessa Redgrave to tag along on the journey...Her grace and charm overshadow all else in it. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 13, 2010 +1014 The key to the film's success is its lack of strain. As written by Jose Rivera and Tim Sullivan, this isn't one of those pushy slapstick affairs; it's more romantic than comic, and despite the corn there are no villains. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune May 13, 2010 +1014 I know the ending is preordained from the setup. I know the characters are broad and comforting stereotypes. In this case, I simply don't care. Sometimes we have personal reasons for responding to a film. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 13, 2010 +1014 A date movie for the undiscriminating...Anyone who might accidentally think about what they're seeing should probably stay away. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine May 13, 2010 +1014 The actors, particularly Seyfried and Redgrave, help make the movie's romantic spirit contagious. 3/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com May 13, 2010 +1014 The good news is that Letters to Juliet is only the third-worst romantic comedy set in Europe released this year. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly May 13, 2010 +1014 Shakespeare need not feel threatened by this movie, but 'Letters to Juliet' is nonetheless wholesome TV fare. B- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve May 12, 2010 +1014 Every turn of Letters to Juliet is obvious and expected, even insufferable. rotten David Germain 1 Associated Press May 12, 2010 +1014 "It's a movie of blandly pretty ""establishing shots,"" Seyfried walking her lovely self across this piazza or that vineyard." 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel May 12, 2010 +1014 There's not a lot to say about this film, it's enjoyable in a very predictable way. 3/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) May 12, 2010 +1014 There are a few moments where the romance is overdone, and the film verges on being too sentimental, but those scenes are saved by the sweet performances of its cast. fresh Alicia Malone 0 FILMINK (Australia) May 12, 2010 +1014 Letters To Juliet is a gentle, charming story that features a winning lead performance from Amanda Seyfried. fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix May 11, 2010 +1014 Gary Winick's flat direction does the material no favors: If Egan and Seyfried have any chemistry, it's framed out of their awkwardly staged climactic kisses. rotten Karina Longworth 1 Village Voice May 11, 2010 +1014 Doesn't have a lick of cynicism -- it's as pure of heart as they come. A fine ideal, but it feels as flat as a pizza. C rotten Amy Nicholson 1 Boxoffice Magazine May 10, 2010 +1014 Well and truly geared to a female audience who are likely to savour the fanciful plot and neatly wrapped feel-good denouement. 2/5 rotten Gavin Bond 0 Sunday Times (Australia) May 10, 2010 +1014 As a romantic tale, the movie is bland and predictable and the only reasons to see it are the luminous appearance of Vanessa Redgrave in a supporting role and the picaresque beauty of its setting, Verona. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com May 6, 2010 +1014 By the time we have adjusted to all that European summer sunlight streaming through Seyfried's silky hair, the film is already well on the road to Fluffsville. rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Courier Mail (Australia) May 6, 2010 +1014 Diabetics steer clear; so awfully saccharine is the derivative romantic drama Letters to Juliet, it may induce a hyperglycemic coma. 1.5/5 rotten Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex May 4, 2010 +1014 The double romantic payoff is beautifully directed and performed; it's not just what but how it's done in this satisfying escapist romance aimed at women, young or old. fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile April 28, 2010 +1014 Beautiful scenery and a cute premise can't camouflage a stale plot in bland romance. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter April 26, 2010 +1014 "Jose Rivera and Tim Sullivan's script relentlessly piles on goopy conversation-stoppers like ""Do you believe in destiny?"" and ""I didn't know that true love had an expiration date." rotten Ronnie Scheib 1 Variety April 26, 2010 +1014 B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +1014 2.5/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1014 2/5 rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor January 3, 2011 +1014 2.5/4 rotten 0 National Post May 14, 2010 +1014 1.5/5 rotten Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film May 14, 2010 +1017 I'd like to report that The Curious Case of Benjamin Button represents the end of an era, one of those turning-points when American movies just have to change because they can't get any worse. rotten Eileen Jones 0 The eXile October 31, 2018 +1017 Throughout, the film seems to lack the necessary ingredient to engage the audience with more than its superficial beauty. rotten Megan Basham 0 WORLD October 10, 2018 +1017 It could have worked, had it ever snapped to life, but it doesn't. It just goes on and on and on and on and on and on. And on. You may even shake your watch to check it is still going. I know I did. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 29, 2018 +1017 ... I was pleasantly surprised. A fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 12, 2017 +1017 One troubling thing is the pedophile overtone that runs throughout the film. rotten Martin Tsai 0 Critic's Notebook October 7, 2015 +1017 Converts an F. Scott Fitzgerald short story about a man aging backward into an overly long exercise in pseudo-profundity bearing little resemblance to its source. C rotten Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger July 19, 2015 +1017 A man who ages backwards will never be able to bond to another person in a truly meaningful way. We can barely be expected to return affection that isn't there. 3.5/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix October 21, 2014 +1017 Everything sure is pretty, but I'm not sure this movie has anything to say. B- fresh Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 22, 2013 +1017 One of the best half-movies of the year. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 16, 2011 +1017 David Fincher's epic doesn't wallow in nihilistic obsessions, but preached no comforting homily about life's rich pageant either. Life is feel-good in spurts - a series of oddly interconnected, occasionally elating moments that accumulate before death. 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 25, 2010 +1017 It's not an inherently flawed premise, but it is in writer Roth's saccharine-stained hands. It's frustrating, because it's easy to see how it could have been so much better. 4.2/10 rotten Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist June 12, 2010 +1017 Sure, I cried at the end. I'm not a robot. But I cry at cat food commercials if they punch the right button. I just can't get on the Button train. I wish I could have obeyed my instincts and stayed home. 3/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina December 15, 2009 +1017 Brad Pitt spends a lifetime aging backward in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and there are points in the movie where your tired hindquarters feel as if they've been along for every minute of his strange journey. 2/4 rotten Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union September 18, 2009 +1017 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is the total package, a deftly assembled fairy tale that unspools like a pleasant dream. 4/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune September 4, 2009 +1017 Who knew that F. Scott Fitzgerald's short story would end up on the screen as a three-hour Botox ad? rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 26, 2009 +1017 "Between the visuals and the Pitt factor, this is a movie your girlfriend will dig, but there's enough crazy fantasy stuff going on that I'd never call it a ""chick flick." A- fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO August 13, 2009 +1017 a slow starter, and it never really speeds up into a thrilling film, save for one scene of war on the ocean. However, it's not meant to be fast-paced or riveted with action. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures June 14, 2009 +1017 Yes, Button can be glorious, but the Hollywood glamour drowns the soul that it so needs. Plus, there is the insistent reminder that we will all lose our looks and die. C+ rotten Clay Cane 0 BET.com June 10, 2009 +1017 With fine acting all around, and Fincher's typically meticulous filmmaking engagingly, if coldly, transportive above and beyond Roth's mediocre script, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button bears examining. [Blu-ray] 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 17, 2009 +1017 ... A beautiful, heartbreaking film ... packed with tender, loving performances and some of the most astounding visual effects we have ever seen. 3/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) May 15, 2009 +1017 an outsized romantic epic built on a potentially flimsy bit of fantastical whimsy that instead becomes an affecting allegory for the fleeting joys of life 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk May 11, 2009 +1017 The movie is gentle and sweet. Nothing more. Nothing less. And told most poetically. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 1, 2009 +1017 Fincher's fascination with, and film's illusory power over, time deepened the mystery of his previous film, Zodiac. Such insights also redeem Button from its cuteness and kitsch. 3/4 fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix April 23, 2009 +1017 It's a curious story indeed, a long and rambling exploration of time and what we make of it. 3/5 fresh Simon Weaving 0 Screenwize March 21, 2009 +1017 It is the cream of the crop in the categories of cinematography, editing, art direction, sound mixing, costume design, special visual effects, makeup and original musical score. 4/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum March 21, 2009 +1017 An exceptionally well made movie with strong performances, most notably those by Cate Blanchett and Tilda Swinton, both at the top of their games. 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight March 1, 2009 +1017 On the one hand, it is a masterful piece of craftsmanship, replete with outstanding cinematography, set design and special effects makeup work. On the other hand, it's slow-paced and overstuffed, not to mention 3/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy March 1, 2009 +1017 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is an anodyne Hollywood film that offers a safe and sanitised view of life and death. It's Forrest Gump goes backwards. 2/5 rotten Cosmo Landesman 0 Times (UK) February 12, 2009 +1017 This bizarre American odyssey carries a lot of cultural freight, but fails to delivers it to a destination of any significance. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) February 12, 2009 +1017 Fincher treats Roth's script with a visual bravura and narrative gusto far beyond the usual capacities of the Hollywood mainstream. Benjamin Button is a poetic, virtuoso feat, as eloquent and rapturous as CGI-era cinema gets. fresh Jonathan Romney 0 Independent (UK) February 10, 2009 +1017 The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button is not just a technical marvel, it is an epic piece of storytelling with an incredible attention to detail. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) February 10, 2009 +1017 This sensational film is richly deserving of the lavish praise it has won from all corners. 5/5 fresh Mickey McMonagle 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) February 10, 2009 +1017 The film is sporadically entertaining and intends to be profound but has nothing to say about life except we shouldn't waste a single precious moment of it. But I learned that already from Jim Carrey in Yes Man, and in nearly half the time. 2/5 rotten Grant Lauchlan 0 Daily Record (UK) February 6, 2009 +1017 "Remove ""curious"" from the title and replace it with ""twee and pointless"", and you're close to it. What a incredible shaggy-puppy of a movie, a cobweb-construction patched together with CGI, prosthetics, gibberish and warm tears." 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 6, 2009 +1017 The anti-Slumdog Millionaire: a film that's stately, tasteful and genteelly melancholic rather than fevered, rollicking and euphoric. It's a film about time that seems almost out of time. 3/5 fresh Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 6, 2009 +1017 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button shows that whether we live life forwards or backwards, the outside is just a shell and it's what we choose to do with life that sifts out the best parts from the worst. 4/5 fresh Monisha Rajesh 0 Little White Lies February 6, 2009 +1017 Benjamin Button is an absolute masterpiece and is probably one of the greatest films of all time. 1 fresh Simon Thompson 0 Heart 106.2 February 6, 2009 +1017 I found it agonisingly banal, twee and self-important - a dreadful sell-out to Hollywood at its schmaltziest by a director I have previously admired. 1/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) February 6, 2009 +1017 Whether you are young, old or somewhere in the middle, make sure you find time for this Saga saga. 5/5 fresh 0 The Sun (UK) February 6, 2009 +1017 For a melodrama concerned with emotional pain, this fairy tale favours formal trickery over human connection to a fault. 4/6 fresh David Fear 0 Time Out Sydney February 5, 2009 +1017 An epic, melancholic romance that employs a multi-generational cast and groundbreaking visual effects. It's a testament to Fincher's skill as a storyteller that the film actually works, albeit sporadically. 4/6 fresh Tom Huddlestone 1 Time Out February 5, 2009 +1017 An unusual conceit brilliantly executed. A moving work of golden fantasy poised just above the dark waters of our own mortality. 5/5 fresh Matthew De 0 Film4 February 5, 2009 +1017 It is a tedious marathon of smoke and mirrors. In terms of the basic requirements of three-reel drama the film lacks substance, credibility, a decent script and characters you might actually care for. 2/5 rotten James Christopher 0 Times (UK) February 5, 2009 +1017 If the film falls short of greatness, it's because Button remains too enigmatic. 4/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy February 5, 2009 +1017 A rich, rewarding, polished diamond of a film. 5/5 fresh Rob Daniel 0 Sky Cinema February 5, 2009 +1017 Life, death and a love that burns bright and brief as a firefly... Only Fincher could lighten up and still turn in a film obsessed with transience, with mortality. Flecked with flaws, Button nonetheless stands as a monument to its maker's talent. 4/5 fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film February 5, 2009 +1017 This is a compelling and wondrous film. Yes it is a little slow at times, but this is an epic tale of a miraculous romance - and you can't rush such things. fresh Mark Adams 0 Sunday Mirror (UK) February 5, 2009 +1017 It often catches the Fitzgerald mood of elegy and might-have-been: that subtle rapture of remembrance that can make us prize the lost past or future over the gift-wrapped immediacies of the present. fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times February 5, 2009 +1017 An intended tour de force, it is strangely unable to engage the emotions. In the end it amounts to an overweight movie that delivers less than its clever director, David Fincher, seems to think. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard February 5, 2009 +1017 Enjoyable, engaging and beautifully made drama with stunning special effects and terrific performances from Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 5, 2009 +1017 TCCOBB is monumentally impressive. Three hours of pure screen magic. 5/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 News of the World February 5, 2009 +1017 Thirteen Oscar nominations? You have to wonder at the emotional maturity of the Academy Awards jury - perhaps they, as Pitt's Button, are ageing in reverse and are now sitting on their potties. 7/10 fresh Victor Olliver 0 Teletext February 5, 2009 +1017 Filled with fascinating characters, wonderfully portrayed by a gifted cast of actors. 4/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope February 5, 2009 +1017 If only the screenplay had taken its time to fully and organically flesh out its characters and their emotions, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button would have been a much more emotionally powerful experience. 5.5/10 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru January 31, 2009 +1017 There's a puzzling incuriousity about Benjamin's affliction, and gauzy scrims of separation between the audience and this fascinating but oblique, unknowable protagonist. C- rotten Brent Simon 0 Shared Darkness January 28, 2009 +1017 click to read full article 4.5/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses January 27, 2009 +1017 Coming out of the theater, not only are you three hours older than you were when you went in, but you get the sense that your too-human flesh is also that much closer to obsolete. B- fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 15, 2009 +1017 This long and somber journey is nonetheless fascinating to watch thanks to the technology behind Brad Pitt's aging from old to young and visuals that contain a lasting power. B+ fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) January 13, 2009 +1017 It's fitting that a movie in which the last comes first, in which the dessert acts as appetizer, that the best of Benjamin begins the proceedings. But, as followed by blander courses, ultimately dissatisfying. 6/10 fresh Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online January 12, 2009 +1017 A very sweet film. A freak of nature story, a love story, a surreal drama; Button is at its best reminding us the beauty, miracle, and impermanence of real life. 3/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 11, 2009 +1017 As much as I admired Benjamin Button's gimmicks, the excellent makeup and a sometimes-mesmerizing emotional journey, I just couldn't shoo away the obvious Forrest Gump similarities. Roth leans on them too strongly as a screenplay crutch. rotten Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News January 9, 2009 +1017 A film with the epic scope of a crowd-pleaser but the subtlety of an introspective character study, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is at once intimate and sweeping, and one of the year's very best films. A+ fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 SciFi.com January 7, 2009 +1017 A fascinating tall tale until the incredible Tilda Swinton appears, vulnerable, full of regrets and compelling us to start thinking, but from then on, this is a tour de force. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 6, 2009 +1017 Holds your interest, but it's ultimately pointless, and the ending lets him off the hook. C+ rotten Michael Dance 0 The Cinema Source January 6, 2009 +1017 Fincher's strange romantic epic has its greatest impact the first time around. Overall, the film seems more like a beautiful curio than anything else, a sort of artsy fartsy Forest Gump. fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times January 6, 2009 +1017 I found its state-of-the-art technical aspects more engaging. rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 5, 2009 +1017 The movie is curiously listless, with all of its passion apparently expended on its technical feats. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 5, 2009 +1017 Compelling drama takes on big life questions. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media January 4, 2009 +1017 A heartfelt and loving film that is meant to help you remember to not take life for granted and treasure every moment. 4/5 fresh Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum January 4, 2009 +1017 The film unfolds like an epic poem, and like Longfellow or Yates the imagery catapulting it across decade-long stanzas fly by so quickly the whole thing is over almost before you know it. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 2, 2009 +1017 The A-list cheekbones, CGI wow factor and sensous cinematography can't save it. This is Hollywood at full bluster -- spectacular and sometimes iconic, but emotionally half baked. rotten Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National January 2, 2009 +1017 It's a speculative and enthralling fantasy about what it would be like to age in reverse. fresh Sandra Hall 0 The Age (Australia) January 2, 2009 +1017 With a running time of almost three slow-going hours, the movie definitely makes you feel as though you're aging forward. C rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor January 2, 2009 +1017 The film's over two and half hours so go when you are in the mood to just escape into a fairy tale. Take a moment to search around the gorgeous sets and remember, a film like this doesn't get made these days. Wait, it does and it did. 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review January 1, 2009 +1017 Before taking into account anything about its story, characters, or performances, the film is an awe-inspiring technical achievement. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2009 +1017 The requisite apprehensions about turning a story of only a few pages into a film of feature length are promptly dispatched -- or, well, protractedly dispatched. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review January 1, 2009 +1017 This particular viewing experience is not like being on the edge of your seat, or laughing yourself silly, or being scared out of your wits. Benjamin Button washes over you in an almost hypnotic way. Call it cinematic mediation. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 31, 2008 +1017 All the intense, pent up passion between Benjamin and Daisy which kept the film so taut and engrossing for an hour and a half is a mortifying drain once they unite and are free to express their devotion. 2.5/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com December 31, 2008 +1017 Brad Pitt is growing as an actor but his lack of chemistry with Blanchett robs the movie of its emotional core 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 30, 2008 +1017 Pitt's Benjamin is colorless, gawping, and passive. rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper December 30, 2008 +1017 There's leisure to the storytelling, a splendor that captures the movie's celebratory but also melancholy ideas about our time on this mortal coil. 4/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post December 30, 2008 +1017 Button has a wide-eyed innocence that almost never palls. It strays far from the mind of F. Scott Fitzgerald, but often enough it came near to my heart. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 30, 2008 +1017 David Fincher has always seemed to me a talented and clever, sometimes passionate and questing, director. Now I think he's a great one. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a great American movie. 4/4 fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun December 30, 2008 +1017 ... a melancholic reminder of the transience of life, and the mutability of this mortal flesh. fresh Beverly Berning 0 culturevulture.net December 30, 2008 +1017 So it's just like this crazy life thing, you know? You're born, you do some stuff, maybe if you're lucky you fall in love... and then you die. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 29, 2008 +1017 Captures the sadness and exhilaration of life and puts both side by side in a way that is undeniably moving 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 29, 2008 +1017 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button leaves you colder than it should, and it shouldn't leave you cold at all. 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 29, 2008 +1017 While Benjamin Button demonstrates imagination, it doesn't inspire it. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 29, 2008 +1017 Fincher's visual mastery and Pitt's charisma almost compensate for a gimmick in search of a meaning. The more time Fincher gives viewers with Button, the thinner the character grows. C rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club December 29, 2008 +1017 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button does what technically masterful films so rarely do, inspiring a tremendous sense of warmth as well as admiration. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee December 29, 2008 +1017 There is much to appreciate in Fincher's film, which was clearly a delicate undertaking. Ultimately, it is ambitious enough that a misstep or two can be forgiven. 3/4 fresh Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner December 29, 2008 +1017 It has been a while since mainstream Hollywood has come up with a big-budget, big-star vehicle as unique, audacious and rewarding as The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. A- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 29, 2008 +1017 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is that rare thing: a truly magical movie. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 29, 2008 +1017 The film quickly outgrows any sense of gimmickry and matures into a one-of-a-kind meditation on mortality, time's inexorable passage and the fleeting sweetness of love. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 29, 2008 +1017 Benjamin Button is little more than Gump by way of Dorian Gray. It plays too safe when it should be letting its freak flag fly. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 29, 2008 +1017 Benjamin Button is strong because it connects with the human desire to transcend the inevitable constraints of time. B+ fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee December 29, 2008 +1017 The lesson here is never to aim to make a great movie before locking in the framework for a good one. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 29, 2008 +1017 Forrest Gump told us life's like a box of chocolates; Benjamin Button reminds us of the melted, shriveled and petrified future of those candies: 'Nothing lasts.' 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 29, 2008 +1017 A new American classic. 4/4 fresh Kyle Smith 0 KyleSmithOnline.com December 29, 2008 +1017 ...this is a movie of such emotional poignancy that the excessive length didn't bother me that much. 1 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com December 28, 2008 +1017 A moving look at a life well lived. 4.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times December 28, 2008 +1017 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' is elegant, well structured, and well acted by the entire cast from Pitt, Cate Blanchett, and Taraji P. Henson. 3/4 fresh Wilson Morales 0 BlackFilm.com December 28, 2008 +1017 More than just a film, David Fincher's THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON is a genuine accomplishment. It stylistically shows a span of history, carefully orchestrating an evolution of style and mood that tracks the passing years. 9/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 27, 2008 +1017 bumper stickers as Descartes from a director who, until now, could have been called any number of things, but never patronizing. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 27, 2008 +1017 The year's best looking movie. 4.7 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Tucson Weekly December 27, 2008 +1017 "Button"" ends up being an eloquent and moving tale that keeps all its lighter and darker elements in near-perfect balance." 4/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) December 26, 2008 +1017 Elegant, understated epic takes its time going backward with forward-thinking director at the helm. 3.5/4 fresh Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) December 26, 2008 +1017 A far-fetched fairy-tale about the freakish birth of an infant who was born as an old man and who ages from birth in reverse. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 26, 2008 +1017 The character doesn't change...[he] stays the way he was when he was this 'simpleton with wisdom,' and that's too Gump-like. 2/4 rotten Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com December 26, 2008 +1017 In pondering the Big Picture, Benjamin Button often falls under the spell of its own epic sweep, inviting us to join its makers in marveling at the marvelousness of it all. C+ rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal December 26, 2008 +1017 The movie flows gracefully along, unrushed but ever forward, like time itself. And New Orleans' lovely old neighborhoods and romantic ambiance form the ideal locale for a gently fantastical tale. 3.5/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) December 26, 2008 +1017 At nearly three hours, it's too long by a third...and that's where the quibbles end. The film is rich and intelligent, beautifully shot and just as well acted. Not the year's best movie, but among them. A- fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) December 26, 2008 +1017 Don't believe the pre-release hype, this one's only for those of you who simply have to sit through all the Best Picture nominees. 2.5/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat December 26, 2008 +1017 It has a lot going for it, but it never quite comes together into a satisfying whole. 2/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette December 26, 2008 +1017 Fincher's achievement is, in both quality and spirit, a film of great beauty, and it touched me deeply. 4/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World December 26, 2008 +1017 ...has all the features of greatness except the magic. 8 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 26, 2008 +1017 The magic of cinema defined, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button displays filmmaker David Fincher's visionary excellence to maximum effect. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews December 26, 2008 +1017 Its failures are spectacularly highlighted by its overwhelming ambition. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 25, 2008 +1017 Don't expect this movie to make you feel cheerful. It's definitely a downer. I get gloomy just thinking about it. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 25, 2008 +1017 Few actors have the ability to make you believe they are an old man and a young boy at the same time. [Brad]Pitt has a blast with the part... 4.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald December 25, 2008 +1017 Without Fincher behind the scenes, this would be an occasionally interesting, often irritating trifle. With him, it's some manner of masterpiece. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters December 25, 2008 +1017 The literal Benjamin Button that Fincher and Pitt have created with special effects is bland and passive even in the years when you'd think a reverse-ager would be most conflicted, fatalistic, or wise. 5 rotten Robert Davis 0 Paste Magazine December 25, 2008 +1017 Benjamin Button is a film of mood, not motion. At its best, it is evocative and affecting; at its worst, an exercise in sentimental portraiture. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The New Republic December 25, 2008 +1017 Rambling story never detracts from the overall wonder 3/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle December 25, 2008 +1017 Fate, mortality, life and death, all of this is explored in a beautifully crafted film without seeping into sentimentality. 9.5/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 25, 2008 +1017 Even if this life lived in reverse doesn't make you look at your life differently, the way it's been expertly presented may make you look at the next movie on your list in a new way. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever December 25, 2008 +1017 It's a well-crafted, good-looking film, and I love the names involved ... it's just not exciting enough. 7/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review December 25, 2008 +1017 Even if it's a bit mannered and over-constructed, there's plenty in here to get us thinking 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 25, 2008 +1017 Fincher's selling us beautifully cheekboned movie stars frolicking in bedsheets and calling it a great love. I didn't buy it for a second. 2/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle December 25, 2008 +1017 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button sighs with longing and simmers with intrigue while investigating the philosophical conundrums and emotional paradoxes of its protagonist's condition. 4.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times December 25, 2008 +1017 A gravely beautiful drama about the mysteries of aging and death. 4/4 fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 25, 2008 +1017 Given the resources and talent here, quite a movie might have resulted. But it's so hard to care about this story. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 25, 2008 +1017 A bit of a downer, but profoundly so. 3.5/4 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Entertainment Insiders December 25, 2008 +1017 A technological marvel and visual triumph. 5/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Hollywood.com December 25, 2008 +1017 Groundbreaking [and] visually breathtaking. B+ fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 25, 2008 +1017 David Fincher has done it once again--he has reconfirmed his position as one of the great filmmakers working today and given us a film that is sure to go down as an instant classic. 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com December 25, 2008 +1017 Because Fincher loves things to look amazing, he's got the latest version of whatever digital advance it is that allows you to graft the head of one actor onto the body of another. 4.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com December 25, 2008 +1017 See Benjamin Button. Why not? It's still better than most movies in the world. B- fresh Laremy Legel 1 Film.com December 25, 2008 +1017 This is the movie that I've been waiting for David Fincher to make since Fight Club. 4.5/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 25, 2008 +1017 The problem with The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is that it aims for profundity and merely hits homespun wisdom. 6/10 rotten Coco Forsythe 0 Future Movies UK December 25, 2008 +1017 In terms of immediate emotional impact, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is extremely satisfying. 3.5/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy December 25, 2008 +1017 It turns out that skipping a 'blowout' garage sale she was planning paid off for up-and-coming actress Taraji P. Henson after all, she told HollywoodChicago.com in a Chicago interview after netting her Benjamin Button role. 4/5 fresh Adam Fendelman 0 HollywoodChicago.com December 24, 2008 +1017 David Fincher was simply not the right man for the job and it shows at every turn in a film that is a complete and utter failure at everything it set out to tackle. 1.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com December 24, 2008 +1017 I am not exaggerating when I say this is one of the best flicks to come out in years. It is perfect in every aspect of filmmaking, i.e. acting, directing, pacing, editing, make-up, set design, special effects. 5/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 WJFK-FM (CBS Radio) December 24, 2008 +1017 Fincher mainly succeeds in making the movie charming, a ride as gentle and whimsical as its protagonist, a technical triumph backing, yes, a curious narrative. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies December 24, 2008 +1017 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is big screen Botox for your soul. fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch December 24, 2008 +1017 Nothing lasts.Or does it? 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' gives us an interesting perspective on the human condition - on aging, loss, and mortality. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 24, 2008 +1017 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! December 24, 2008 +1017 This is a film with the scope and reach of almost a century but its power comes from the smallest gestures and the simplest moments. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 24, 2008 +1017 The film, ambitious if flawed, also is lyrical and melancholy as it tells the story of a man aging backward. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 24, 2008 +1017 I liked The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, but I wanted to love it. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 24, 2008 +1017 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button puts a Hollywood sheen on a decidedly eccentric yarn. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 24, 2008 +1017 Director David Fincher tells this imaginative story with uncharacteristic warmth, but with his usual sure sense of control and technical skill. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 24, 2008 +1017 I'm not entirely convinced that Fincher has a firm grasp yet on the tender and the sweet, but it's heartening to see him try -- let alone succeed as well as he does. B+ fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian December 24, 2008 +1017 We get it Fincher, some day we're all going to be dead. Now what? 3/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend December 24, 2008 +1017 It's like a box of chocolates, but with hollow centers. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 24, 2008 +1017 Fincher renders the era with a precise eye for atmosphere and physical detail. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 24, 2008 +1017 This is a long, impeccably detailed, richly textured movie about a most unusual life, and although it's far from perfect, the sum of it achieves what Fincher set out to do in the first place. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 24, 2008 +1017 Benjamin Button falls short of greatness. But no other film this year has been so open to the possibilities of cinematic storytelling. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 24, 2008 +1017 Contemplative, sumptuous and haunting, this is one of the year's best films. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies December 24, 2008 +1017 Director David Fincher has turned out an overlong, Forrest Gumpian exercise in mannered whimsy. It's sentimental; it's episodic; it dawdles. Brad Pitt spends a good length of screen time drinking tea with Tilda Swinton. But it's also bewitching. 3.5/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle December 24, 2008 +1017 Damn thing never seems to end. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star December 24, 2008 +1017 A film whose individual parts are more entrancing than the middlebrow whole. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail December 24, 2008 +1017 An extravagantly ambitious movie that's easy to admire but a challenge to love. A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly December 24, 2008 +1017 It'll take two and a half hours of your life and still make you feel younger. A- fresh Alex Markerson 0 E! Online December 24, 2008 +1017 Benjamin Button may be the most passive titular character in a motion picture until The Terri Schiavo Story gets off the ground. 6.5/10 rotten Devin Faraci 0 CHUD December 24, 2008 +1017 A symphony in the language of film. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is simultaneously uplifting, devastating, and achingly human. 4/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 24, 2008 +1017 Initially intriguing and often dazzling, it ultimately drags on too long, with its wonder succumbing to frustration as the minutes drift by. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 24, 2008 +1017 A curiosity, you might say. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 24, 2008 +1017 Is Benjamin Button the best film of the year? I'm not sure, but it is definitely good enough to be. fresh Matthew Razak 0 Examiner.com December 24, 2008 +1017 Even if The Curious Case of Benjamin Button isn't the home run Fincher's devoted fan base was hoping for, it is a beautifully crafted movie. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International December 24, 2008 +1017 It takes a world-class storyteller and a great yarn to rivet your attention for nearly three hours. This very classy, old-school movie -- employing cutting-edge technology that will make your eyes pop -- did it for me. 4/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 24, 2008 +1017 That this movie doesn't seem fantastic at all is a testimony to its emotional power. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 24, 2008 +1017 It's Fincher's picture, and his universe is one of exquisite fakery and frequent, elegant visual delight. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 24, 2008 +1017 It's a testament to Fincher's craftsmanship that even such a bleak message can evoke feelings of hope and wonder. 4/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 24, 2008 +1017 "Despite its length and expansive pace, it's never dull. And, despite the dubiousness of its stabs at being ""meaningful,"" it still leaves you with more than most mega-productions." fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat December 23, 2008 +1017 ...a romantic, gentle, and magical movie. A fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 23, 2008 +1017 People will tell you this is a deeply romantic film. Don't buy it - because you'll be missing out on the true value of the movie. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm December 23, 2008 +1017 An artistic and narrative triumph and one of the most beautiful love stories set to screen in a very long time. 3.5/4 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 Christianity Today December 23, 2008 +1017 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button isn't about a man who lives backwards or a woman who lives forwards ... Get past the plot, the pitch, and the technique, and you can see it as a reminder that all we can do is live now. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Cinematical December 23, 2008 +1017 It tells a grand, eloquent tale full of romance and melancholy. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 23, 2008 +1017 "The adapted screenplay by Eric Roth...[uses] his own ""Forrest Gump"" as the outline, gives us a central character who is far too passive and fails to apply the wisdom of age to youth in any profound way." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 23, 2008 +1017 There may not be the normal, anticipated dosage of sentiment to latch onto in this film, but in exchange for patience and a little faith, Button presents the exquisite weight of the human experience in a manner the screen rarely witnesses. A fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 23, 2008 +1017 Fitzgerald Gumpified...a gorgeously-made would-be tearjerker that leaves the ducts dry because of its extreme artificiality, in both plot and execution. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 23, 2008 +1017 Pitt is quite good in the lead even if it does take close to two hours for him to show up in a matinee idol form we've all come to know. It's an underplayed performance, nicely pitched against great actresses. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 23, 2008 +1017 Button makes some powerful points about the precious commodities of love, happiness and time. fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 23, 2008 +1017 Not nearly curious enough. 3/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com December 23, 2008 +1017 While I would recommend David Fincher's The Curious Case of Benjamin Button as worth seeing, I simply cannot work up any great love for it. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 23, 2008 +1017 While director Fincher has accomplished any number of technical marvels in the film, Benjamin Button lacks a soul. 3/5 rotten Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC December 22, 2008 +1017 Many may see this as a more grown-up version of Forrest Gump, but it feels to me like something from the pen of Charlie Kaufman, who enjoys playing with time and conventions in much the way Fincher and Roth do here. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 22, 2008 +1017 Fincher's film, based on an F. Scott Fitzgerald short story about a man who ages in reverse, is rambling and gorgeous -- perhaps a bit overlong and gooey in the midsection -- but one that leaves you with a lingering wistfulness. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press December 22, 2008 +1017 Benjamin Button is a film about the feat of its own whiz-bang, Frankensteinian digital imagery, drunk on its own accomplishment to an extent that feels quasi-ethical. rotten Karina Longworth 0 SpoutBlog December 22, 2008 +1017 The movie looks amazing. And for the first hour, when storytelling and special effects bond like lovers, it plays even better. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 22, 2008 +1017 A terrific film. fresh Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies December 22, 2008 +1017 The characters that come in and out of Benjamin's life are distinct, memorable, and wonderfully conceived. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies December 22, 2008 +1017 Sentimental fantasy that packs a visual punch. 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly December 22, 2008 +1017 It works - kind of - but it takes its sweet time in getting there and leaves little behind truly worthy of remembrance. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page December 22, 2008 +1017 The new eighty in Hollywood as a one year old. And by the time Pitt's lover is clutching her object of erotic desire as he squirms around in her arms in diapers and all of one foot long, let's just say that it's more than a little on the kinky side. rotten Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze December 21, 2008 +1017 A relatively-morose morality play likely to land its share of accolades during award season provided everyone stops comparing it to Gump. 3.5/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze December 21, 2008 +1017 Tantalizing, touching and timeless - an epic fable revolving around mortality. 1 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 21, 2008 +1017 Benjamin's very blankness gives the film a beguiling measure of dreamy, fabulistic wonder, one that entrances even as Roth's script regularly missteps. 3/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine December 20, 2008 +1017 Visually arresting but woefully short on substance David Fincher's adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgearld's short story about a man who ages backward is like a parlor game that wears out its welcome. C+ rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 19, 2008 +1017 The wild and wonderful adventures of an oddball outsider with a terrible physical affliction who makes the most out of his journey in the company of a lovable band of eccentrics and misfits. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 19, 2008 +1017 This is a beautifully made film ... but ... it is also a piece of cinematic artifice, in which the manufacture of it stands between it and us -- big on novelty and sentimentality but short on tension and interest for the audience fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile December 19, 2008 +1017 this film is about seeing Brad Pitt grow younger and handsomer until he becomes so young and handsome that it's a marvel equivalent to the launch of an Apollo rocket. rotten Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You December 18, 2008 +1017 Brilliant... beautiful and incredibly moving. 5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com December 18, 2008 +1017 It's a speculative and enthralling fantasy about what it would be like to age in reverse. fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald December 18, 2008 +1017 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a monumental achievement -- not only one of the best films of the year, but one of the greatest films ever made. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer December 17, 2008 +1017 David Fincher's wildly overlong adaptation of the F. Scott Fitzgerald short story misses a key point from its source material: the story should be a short one. 2.5/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 15, 2008 +1017 It's too bad that I can barely remember the movie after only a week. Nothing lasts, indeed. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture December 15, 2008 +1017 A life lived in backward progression leaves a feeling of melancholy in this accomplished realization of a novel concept. 4.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals December 12, 2008 +1017 Overlong, but any film that can make Brad Pitt look homely deserves to sweep the special effects awards. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 8, 2008 +1017 Pitt's trust in David Fincher proves that both richly deserve accolades for bringing magic and poignancy without sentimentality to this fantasy tale. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com December 6, 2008 +1017 Lyrical, original, misshapen and deeply felt, this is one flawed beauty of a movie. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek December 1, 2008 +1017 "The most important word in the title of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is ""curious." B- fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Modern Fabulousity November 26, 2008 +1017 A wildly ambitious fantasy which contains many intriguing elements and superb production values but ultimately fails to cohere as the epic tragedy it wants to be. rotten Mike Goodridge 0 Screen International November 25, 2008 +1017 An epic tale that contemplates the wonders of life -- of birth and death and, most of all, love. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter November 25, 2008 +1017 A richly satisfying serving of deep-dish Hollywood storytelling. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety November 24, 2008 +1017 3/5 fresh David Fear 1 Time Out November 24, 2011 +1017 4/5 fresh Kofi Outlaw 0 ScreenRant January 27, 2010 +1017 4/4 fresh 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 25, 2008 +1017 4/4 fresh 0 National Post December 25, 2008 +1020 For all its bleakness and disillusion, there is a poignant innocence in it. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian June 21, 2018 +1020 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 4, 2005 +1020 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 11, 2004 +1020 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1022 Bakshi is direct in his imagery and his messaging: the drumbeat of war and the rush of new technology is killing us...Wizards is far more than a simple animated curiosity, but a surprisingly dark, dangerous, and compelling piece of fantasy. fresh Charles Webb 0 MTV July 3, 2018 +1022 Bakshi's filmmaking is sloppy and slapdash at times, to be sure, but it is also uncompromising. 5 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com June 22, 2012 +1022 The story is kind of a mess, but Wizards goes beyond your standard sword and sorcery tale into some heavy surrealism. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com April 22, 2012 +1022 a unique film unlike anything else you'll see from this era 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures March 19, 2012 +1022 Story and characters leave much to be desired, but there's something wonderful about this refreshingly gritty, innovative animated feature. 7/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD March 19, 2012 +1022 Its status as a low-budget cult film seems secure. I just don't think it's as good a film as it might have been with more restrained storytelling or art design. 6/10 rotten James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis March 15, 2012 +1022 Wizards is meant to be vast, but its smallest moments tend to be the most memorable. fresh Michael Nordine 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You October 14, 2011 +1022 If some elements do date the film, there nevertheless is an artisan's touch to Bakshi's images that warrant his inclusion in any discussion of cinema's great visionaries. fresh Simon Foster 0 sbs.com.au January 31, 2011 +1022 while having so little money may, paradoxically, have liberated Bakshi from studio interference, this freedom allows him to indulge in ideas that are, metaphorically and otherwise, away with the fairies. rotten Anton Bitel 0 Eye for Film May 24, 2010 +1022 An effective mix of animation, stock footage, and rear projection. 2.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 14, 2007 +1022 Ralph Bakshi's animated sword-and-sorcery tale is a long way from his best work, marred by cut-rate techniques and a shapeless screenplay. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader November 14, 2007 +1022 Moderate fun here and there. fresh 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1022 Mr. Bakshi's allegory is fairly obvious from the outset, but he and his animators are convincingly professional. They have devised a melange of animation and live footage that gives their feature mystical, slightly scary and, occasionally, comic tones. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +1022 Ahead of its day when released Bakshi animation 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 19, 2004 +1022 Wizards may not be everyone's cup of tea, but it is an audacious refreshment that deserves appreciation and respect nonetheless 4.5/5 fresh Blake French 0 Filmcritic.com May 18, 2004 +1022 Sword-and-sorcery animation, neatly done but reliant on the same bunch of dog-eared cliches. rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1022 A cartoon classic of its time that hasn't aged well. 3/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) August 22, 2002 +1022 poorly written, and worse, it's ugly to look at 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1022 Degenerates into sub-Heavy Metal carnage. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1022 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 10, 2005 +1022 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +1022 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 27, 2003 +1022 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 26, 2002 +1022 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1023 Boring and unnecessary sequel, some shark attacks. 1/5 rotten Brian Costello 0 Common Sense Media September 13, 2016 +1023 Jaws is looking a bit long in the tooth these days. 1/4 rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Tribune April 30, 2014 +1023 Dumb beyond belief, hollow, bloody and nonsensical, it's Universal Studios' vanity movie, a way of providing employment yet again for its Great White icon. rotten Sheila Benson 1 Los Angeles Times April 30, 2014 +1023 Everything in Jaws the Revenge is utterly expectable, which isn't a bright idea for a film relying on suspense and tension. 2/4 rotten Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 30, 2014 +1023 A lot of the time, the people in this picture just stand around looking very sad, as if remembering happier days. Watching this sorry film, you know how they must feel. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel April 30, 2014 +1023 Sargent's enough of an action vet to grind out a watchable sequel, but too much of a TV hack to turn the arbitrary dramatics into anything but synthetic pulp. rotten Pat Graham 1 Chicago Reader April 30, 2014 +1023 The fact that you have to suspend your intelligence to even get through 'Jaws - The Revenge doesn't help matters. Is a shark smart enough to follow a person from New York to the Bahamas? rotten Renee Lucas 0 Philadelphia Daily News April 30, 2014 +1023 Jaws the Revenge, the fourth in a series of monster shark epics, is dead in the water. rotten Roger Hurlburt 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel April 30, 2014 +1023 This is the one where the big rubber shark gets to attack an aircraft, but that's far from being the only silly thing about this preposterous fourth entry in the series. 1/5 rotten John Ferguson 0 Radio Times April 30, 2014 +1023 Beyond the ridiculous premise, there's nowhere for this story to go, and we don't get enough shark action to make up for it. 1/5 rotten Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film August 19, 2013 +1023 Savagely dull, though at least it is tremendously incompetent as well, and thus marginally amusing, especially when the shark is actually onscreen. 2/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 14, 2012 +1023 Pacing leaves a lot to be desired and the moment-of-attack sequences, full of jagged cuts and a great deal of noise, more closely resemble the view from inside a washing machine. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1023 Poorly directed by Joseph Sargent, who relies heavily on blood and fast editing to create tension since there certainly isn't any written into the script. 1/4 rotten 0 TV Guide February 25, 2009 +1023 It's mostly just a matter of waiting till feeding time. rotten Rupert Smith 1 Time Out August 16, 2007 +1023 A ludicrous and laughable sequel that desecrates the name of a fantastic original. 1/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 5, 2005 +1023 Mild and predictable, the very things an adventure movie should never be. rotten Caryn James 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1023 Spielberg should never have sold the sequel rights 2/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 17, 2002 +1023 A franchise sinks in this sequel's endless sea of incompetence. 0/5 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) August 4, 2002 +1023 Okay, I'm sold. It's the worst sequel ever made. Yes, even including Batman and Robin. 1/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 26, 2002 +1023 Spielberg should have sued for 'breach of earth-shattering stupidity'. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 3, 2002 +1023 The shark models have so little movement that at times they seem to be supporting themselves on boats, instead of attacking them. Up until the ludicrous final sequence of the movie, the scariest creature in the film is an eel. 0/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1023 Significantly worse than the rest of the series, this film is one of the worst bell-flops in recent cinema. 1/5 rotten Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1023 After Steven Spielberg's original, which combined shock effects with comedy and grand sea adventure touches, the series has degenerated into your basic fish-bites-man story, with very few imaginative wrinkles. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1023 Thrillseekers, this one's pretty dismal. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1023 The only jaws to watch out for in this film are yours, hitting the floor. 1/5 rotten Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +1023 0/5 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly May 25, 2006 +1023 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 18, 2005 +1023 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 30, 2004 +1023 0/5 rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com February 21, 2003 +1023 1/5 rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 11, 2002 +1024 Second-rate Fred Astaire film. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 9, 2007 +1025 ...has the advantage of Fred Astaire and Judy Garland in the lead roles, Irving Berlin numbers throughout, and hats upon hats upon hats. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm September 17, 2017 +1025 "The most famous act finds Garland and Astaire dressed as bums for ""A Couple of Swells,"" but there's also ... the pair tackling the title tune and -- my favorite -- Astaire showing off his incomparable tap-dancing prowess in ""Steppin' Out with My Baby." 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 7, 2013 +1025 Charming love story plus great song and dance. 5/5 fresh Scott G. Mignola 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1025 Pretty, deft, and tuneful but, given the top-rate talent involved, not particularly inspired. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide August 15, 2007 +1025 Easter Parade is a musical with old and new Irving Berlin tunes and standout dance numbers. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety August 15, 2007 +1025 Easter Parade may not strike the perfect balance between song-dance interludes and story, but it's an appealing show just the same. 4/5 fresh Thomas M. Pryor 1 New York Times August 8, 2006 +1025 Gorgeous MGM musical with all-time greats Garland and Astaire. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com May 4, 2006 +1025 Easter Parade is the sort of musical to put your feet up for. fresh Stephen Garrett 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1025 While not one of the best musicals made by MGM or Arthur Freed, it's light, whimsical, entertaining, and the only opportunity to see Fred Astaire and Judy Garland together. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 27, 2005 +1025 It is Easter Paradewith Fred Astaire that's the prime example of what made Frances Gumm our Judy Garland. 4.5/5 fresh Rory L. Aronsky 0 Film Threat April 28, 2005 +1025 A fantastic movie, featuring two of the finest motion picture performers ever, Astaire and Judy Garland, in their only cinematic pairing. Ann Miller also stars in there, too, to spice things up even more. fresh Douglas Pratt 1 Hollywood Reporter April 21, 2005 +1025 A decent MGM musical that is winsome only in its many Irving Berlin numbers. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 27, 2005 +1025 A trifle of a musical revue. 1/4 rotten Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine March 26, 2005 +1025 The movie is wholly out of style these days but fun stuff, nonetheless. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 15, 2005 +1025 The routines are less inventive than one might expect and the songs fail to stay in the heart. rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1025 Classic MGM musical. A little arch, but good. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 30, 2002 +1025 The slight plot is laced with generous dollops of vintage Irving Berlin songs, several of them staged with dazzling ingenuity. 4/5 fresh George Perry 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1025 The Irving Berlin score is bright, and Walters is one director who knows when to leave Astaire to his own devices. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1025 3/5 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com December 22, 2004 +1025 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 24, 2004 +1026 There's some terrific supporting material in that cast list, but everybody onscreen looks, and has excellent reason for feeling, pretty embarrassed about the whole thing. rotten Richard T. Jameson 0 Parallax View March 14, 2015 +1026 A pale imitation of Eastwood's Coogan's Bluff, this is one of Wayne's worst films, a UK set thriller, reflecting the Duke's last effort to expand his range and enter into the modern era of James Bond and co. D+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 2, 2007 +1026 It's a Western, really, but then most cop movies are, these days. I guess it's cheaper to film in a city. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1026 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 8, 2005 +1026 6 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 Apollo Guide November 10, 2001 +1028 A remarkably faithful adaptation with a classy straight man and a dark side. Plus jokes galore -- whoever felt it was appropriate to use Rizzo as a pair of bellows to get the fire going deserves an extra helping of plum pudding. 4/5 fresh Sarah Cartland 0 Caution Spoilers December 1, 2018 +1028 Caine carries this Christmas Carol thoughout -- at least from an adult viewpoint. But somehow, Kermit makes a touching Cratchit, as voiced by Steve Whitmire. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 31, 2018 +1028 This is the Muppets' finest film. Its mashup of slapstick, songs and literary adaptation is suitably anarchic, but crucially it gets Dickens right. 5/5 fresh Simon Kinnear 0 Total Film December 6, 2017 +1028 No party is as joyous as a Muppet celebration, so don't wait until there's only one more sleep till Christmas - enjoy The Muppet Christmas Carol at every chance you get. 4/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film December 6, 2017 +1028 There may be some people who can watch Kermit the Frog's nephew Robin give his heart-wrenching performance as Tiny Tim in The Muppet Christmas Carol without choking up. I am not among them. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 29, 2017 +1028 Although the Muppets pile on the wit and child-friendly slapstick, they never dumb down, and never compromise their story's literary origins. 5/5 fresh Charlotte Runcie 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 26, 2013 +1028 There's lots to love here, particularly Michael Caine's deadly straight take on Scrooge. 3/5 fresh Henry Barnes 0 Guardian November 22, 2012 +1028 "The late Jim Henson would have been proud of the job that his son did directing this production. It's a solid Muppets feature. Call it ""The Muppets Take Dickensian London." 7/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis November 22, 2012 +1028 Director Brian Henson should have left brand expectations out of it and simply carried on in the vein of his father's excursions into fantasy. 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central November 19, 2012 +1028 There are plenty of laughs and a host of memorable songs crooned by everyone from Miss Piggy to Statler and Waldorf. 4/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Total Film November 19, 2012 +1028 A gentle, fuzzy version of the Dickens classic. 4/5 fresh Heather Boerner 0 Common Sense Media December 18, 2010 +1028 Not, maybe, the most rigorous of Christmas Carol adaptations, although it is a lot more faithful than one would perhaps have expected... at any rate a great Muppet film. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 22, 2009 +1028 The fit between sentiment and satire is not always a comfortable one and the more dedicated fans of either the story or the Muppets may leave theaters dissatisfied. rotten Henry Sheehan 1 Hollywood Reporter November 27, 2007 +1028 Nothing can really diminish the late Jim Henson's irresistibly appealing characters. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety November 27, 2007 +1028 A mixed bag of mixed moods. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide November 27, 2007 +1028 This is the dullest and least successful adaptation of the Christmas chestnut I've ever seen. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader November 27, 2007 +1028 Good fun. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1028 ...an above-average Muppet movie... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 7, 2006 +1028 Strikes just the right balance of irony and sincerity...genuinely heartwarming, from its opening dedication to Henson and Hunt to its joy-to-the-world finale. [Blu-ray] 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 6, 2005 +1028 With so many good versions of this story on film, it's a little difficult to recommend this telling 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com November 20, 2005 +1028 There's no great show of wit or tunefulness here, and the ingenious cross-generational touches are fairly rare. But there is a lively kiddie version of the Dickens tale, one that very young viewers ought to understand. 3/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +1028 Fun, but seems to be missing a magical tone that'd you'd hope for when combining the Muppets and Dickens. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views November 7, 2003 +1028 Rizzo the Rat needs his own movie. Michael Caine, on the other hand, doesn't. 2/5 rotten Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com February 24, 2003 +1028 Leave it to our favorite fuzzy freaks to breathe new life into Dickens' oft-told tale. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +1028 It all turns out to be quite touching as Muppet movies go. 3/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1028 The Muppet Christmas Carol isn't terrible, by any means. But it's resoundingly moderate, with merely passable songs by Paul Williams, and only occasional real laughter. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1028 Neither drama nor comedy, it's safe stuff, and most un-Muppetlike. So much for great expectations. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1028 The little green guy just isn't quite the same these days. 6/10 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1028 It's enough to make one wonder if Jim Henson would have wanted things to take this course. 2.5/5 fresh Pamela Bruce 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1028 Director Brian Henson, son of the late Jim Henson, has captured his father's vision and carries on the tradition better than anyone could have expected. 3/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1028 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 5, 2005 +1028 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 21, 2004 +1028 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +1028 4/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 16, 2002 +1028 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 22, 2002 +1028 4/5 fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 11, 2002 +1029 Lavishly produced by Zanuck, this big-budget historical epic is preposterously plotted and acted, though Shamroy's color cinematography is good. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 31, 2012 +1029 Overlong, risible and plodding historical blockbuster. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 22, 2009 +1030 Mario Bava's erotic masterpiece fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion September 25, 2009 +1030 Many Mario Bava fans consider this to be one of his best, and it's certainly a contender with its effectively stylish rendering of a pulpy ghost mystery. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 30, 2009 +1030 The Whip and the Body is a gothic horror fantasy that finds Bava at the peak of his visual prowess. 3.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine November 7, 2002 +1030 Someone sent me this on tape. I may speak to them again one day. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 5, 2002 +1030 A fascinating comment on the illusive and fetishistic nature of reality. 7 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Apollo Guide May 2, 2001 +1030 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +1030 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1031 To this day, I still regard Auntie Mame as one of the highest of achievements of that very American decade. fresh Charles Mudede 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 23, 2018 +1031 Base on a book and Broadway play, the movie is still too theatrical due to Da Costa's mediocre helming, but it's a great, campy and colorful showcase for comedienne Rosalind Russell in her best-known role which she had originated on stage. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 9, 2008 +1031 THE Rosalind Russell movie, and still fabulously funny. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan January 5, 2005 +1031 Possibly the greatest comedy of all time, with a performance by Rosalind Russell that can only be described as 'bravura'. 5/5 fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews October 3, 2003 +1031 Stage-bound, but classic 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 5, 2002 +1031 Rosalind Russell in a brilliant turn as we examine the manic life of an eccentric rich aunt who must spoil her niece at all costs. 9/10 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 1, 2000 +1031 2.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies October 18, 2008 +1031 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom March 24, 2005 +1031 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 3, 2004 +1031 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal May 28, 2004 +1031 3/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) July 24, 2003 +1031 7 fresh Derek Smith 0 Apollo Guide April 7, 2003 +1031 5/5 fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 4, 2003 +1033 It's all so delightfully over-the-top that it could only be disliked by persons approaching it as a serious drama. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 22, 2008 +1033 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +1035 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 8, 2005 +1035 1/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 13, 2004 +1035 4/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1036 Resentments, pregnancies, cancer, spousal abuse and the struggle of a recovering alcoholic all come and go on cue. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 27, 2012 +1036 [A]chingly lovely... so full of bittersweet melancholy and yet so fixedly hopeful without ever having to touch on the sentimental... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 20, 2012 +1036 These Fitzgeralds are loud, selfish and often maddening, but they're a loving group, and you wouldn't mind spending more time with them. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald December 14, 2012 +1036 Burns remains an agreeable presence throughout, and the emotions mostly ring true, even if the comic elements feel overly broad and individual episodes are hit-and-miss. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com December 12, 2012 +1036 The ensemble cast is mostly agreeable, but the script eventually bogs down amid too many characters and too many contrivances. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue December 10, 2012 +1036 A holiday-themed piece shot through with humor and heartbreak. No bull. And low on sappy. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 10, 2012 +1036 The dysfunctional silbling-squabbling delivers diluted holiday cheer. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 8, 2012 +1036 Burns' latest demonstrates the workmanlike skill with which he's produced a new relationship drama every one or two years. 6.2/10 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Paste Magazine December 7, 2012 +1036 Too much of the film is taken up by creaky plot devices and one sibling vowing to track down and talk to another one to resolve a problem. 2/4 rotten Sara Stewart 1 New York Post December 7, 2012 +1036 Manages the considerable feat of interweaving the personal dramas of nine members of a boisterous Irish-American clan into a coherent mosaic with a streamlined narrative drive. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times December 6, 2012 +1036 Burns has assembled such a fine cast that we leave feeling satisfied, as if we didn't get the iPad mini we wanted, but a pretty good novel instead. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News December 6, 2012 +1036 The Fitzgerald Family Christmas is extremely perceptive about certain angles on life in a big family. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 NPR December 6, 2012 +1036 Anchoring the film as much as his character does his family, Burns displays such an affable screen presence that one is able to overlook the film's hoarier aspects. fresh Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter December 6, 2012 +1036 So little action takes place that really, the setting could just be adjoining couches, with characters shouting affectionate quips and insults at each other. rotten Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine December 6, 2012 +1036 A genuine charmer with appealingly natural performances and the kind of holiday warmth that can't be manufactured. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 6, 2012 +1036 A fertile battlefield of sibling discontent and parental resentment, creating a prickly but inviting familial atmosphere that offers enough variation in woe to ease the script out of its occasional dalliance with clumsy melodrama. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 6, 2012 +1036 A blandly amiable thing, hardly resonant in spite of all the heartache that abounds. rotten William Goss 1 Film.com December 5, 2012 +1036 Burns's job as director is differentiating and spotlighting everyone in this large ensemble, a storytelling challenge to which he responds with a brisk pace and an eye for revealing moments. fresh Chris Packham 1 Village Voice December 5, 2012 +1036 Burns gives a rare picture of another borough, showing the working-class environment he grew up in, and eulogizes: Queens, and even the beaches of Long Island when not in high season. rotten Marsha McCreadie 0 Film Journal International December 5, 2012 +1036 As a writer, Mr. Burns has forgotten to make the characters likeable, and there are so many of them you need a diagram to both connect them and tell them apart. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer December 5, 2012 +1036 A starchy, flavorless pudding. 2/5 rotten Sam Adams 1 Time Out December 4, 2012 +1036 A holiday drama that depicts the miracle of forgiveness in the midst of a storm of familial conflict and misunderstandings. 4.5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 4, 2012 +1036 An unpretentiously ingratiating dramedy about members of an Irish-American clan drawn together, whether they want to be or not, for a yuletide celebration. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety December 3, 2012 +1036 Edward Burns certainly doles out his fair share of family turmoil, but he admirably doesn't make lunatics out of his characters. 1.5/4 rotten Tomas Hachard 0 Slant Magazine December 2, 2012 +1036 A terrific holiday movie. Edward Burns' most invigorating, heartfelt picture in years. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 23, 2012 +1038 Along with a terrible ending, there's also a numerous range of plot inconsistencies that insult the audiences intelligence. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed March 25, 2014 +1038 The biggest problem I had with this film was the set-up and premise. It works on paper, but most of the movie is spent with the characters being simply awful. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures March 2, 2011 +1038 Battle of the sexes romcom with mature content. 2/5 rotten Common Sense 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +1038 A modest but bubbly comedy of manners. [Blu-ray] 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 20, 2009 +1038 ...despite reservations about the goofy plot and the cocky characters, the movie proceeds pleasantly enough. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 7, 2009 +1038 Has just enough substance beneath the surface throw the romantic comedy some much needed freshness. 7 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide May 27, 2004 +1038 [McConaughey] and Hudson make the premise, even in its shakier moments, vibrate with a sense of fun. 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly February 13, 2004 +1038 It's hard to believe that this drivel was based on a book... but Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson make it somewhat tolerable at least. C+ rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston October 7, 2003 +1038 Kate Hudson's impressive comic flair almost saves this implausible romantic comedy. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 25, 2003 +1038 Offers nothing new to the genre, but for those who like light tales of meet-cute and happily-ever-after, it'll probably be as welcome as a tub of double-fudge ice cream. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 6, 2003 +1038 The film has charm and even some grace...An offhandedly luscious vision that the actors are careful not to muss. B fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks July 19, 2003 +1038 if only filmmakers out there would take a how-to course on making romantic comedies with more than just laughs and star appeal, we might actually be making some progress. 3/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week July 17, 2003 +1038 . . .a fluffy farce of romance and vulnerability - and not just the female's take, but the male perspective as well. fresh Susan Michals 0 FilmStew.com June 5, 2003 +1038 The comedy in the film works very well. The romance isn't quite as convincing, but good acting and romantic chemistry prevail. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope May 26, 2003 +1038 ". I hate to label this lightweight romp a ""chick flick"", but when the title actually issues a challenge to the fairer sex, well, the writing is on the wall." 2.5/5 rotten Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) April 27, 2003 +1038 If you're a bit of a romantic with a penchant for playfulness, here is a fresh and funny, entertaining collision of hearts. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile April 26, 2003 +1038 You gotta love love, especially when it's devious, deceitful, selfish, brutal and manipulative. 3/4 fresh Leigh Johnson 0 Hollywood.com April 25, 2003 +1038 She plays the ninny and the harpy, the baby doll and the ball breaker. It's Kate Hudson's film all right, but this actress is a cold squeeze, not well photographed either, and has the worst hairdo on the East Side. rotten Alexander Walker 0 London Evening Standard April 19, 2003 +1038 ... before labeling this as just another chick flick, keep in mind that it's a whole lot more enjoyable than most of the current pre-summer blockbuster-wannabes that studios are unloading right now. 3/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com April 6, 2003 +1038 The kind of instantly disposable but exceptionally agreeable trifle that's best enjoyed with one's significant other, preferably before or after an intimate dinner for two. 3/4 fresh Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner March 25, 2003 +1038 Overly long and overstuffed, there's just not enough here for a recommendation. 2/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons March 24, 2003 +1038 Fun, funny, Chick Lit-style chortler. 3/5 fresh Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com March 23, 2003 +1038 Pokes fun at relationship stereotypes in a way that, while not exactly clever, is pretty amusing -- due in large part to the talented leads. 2.5/4 fresh Kelly Borgeson 0 Premiere Magazine March 4, 2003 +1038 'Hudson y McConaughey salvan el resultado final gracias simplemente a su encanto personal.' 3/4 fresh Jorge Avila 0 Moviola March 3, 2003 +1038 This is a pure bubblegum picture, but it works at that level. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 23, 2003 +1038 This is a more adult romantic comedy, with humor that a more adult crowd can identify with, and those painful date moments that everyone can relate to. 3/4 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com February 21, 2003 +1038 Hudson needs a little more time to hone her comedic skills before she can charm us through all the watery spots in the film's hot-laughs and cold-jokes script. 2.5/5 rotten Anita Schmaltz 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) February 21, 2003 +1038 In what civilization is this kind of behavior romantic? 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 19, 2003 +1038 Leave before the excruciating finale and you should have an OK time. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing February 19, 2003 +1038 It is fun, but empty fun. 2.5/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies February 17, 2003 +1038 Both lovers are duplicitous creeps -- in a perverse way they're made for each other. 2/4 rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader February 14, 2003 +1038 When a chick flick goes wrong -- and this one hits a dead end in hell -- it's a wipeout. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 13, 2003 +1038 The funny stuff at the heart of this film struggles in vain to free itself from a cage made of old romantic-comedy cliches. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix February 11, 2003 +1038 This tortured premise to get them together and the things they go through, every minute of it just lies flat on the screen. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 10, 2003 +1038 A nice enough diversion when the theaters are filled with weightier Oscar contenders. 3/5 fresh Beth Jones 0 Roanoke Times (Virginia) February 10, 2003 +1038 The same stuff you've seen in every other run of the mill, artificially sweetened date flick. 2.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend February 9, 2003 +1038 You've seen this movie before. Here it is again. 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 9, 2003 +1038 The perfect date movie. fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 9, 2003 +1038 By any impartial system of judgment, it is at best a mediocre film, but within its genre, it's better than some. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 8, 2003 +1038 A cobbled-together clone of Sex and the City, minus most of the humor and poignance. C- rotten Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) February 8, 2003 +1038 The film is based on a very small book of the same name that's illustrated with stick figures. Director Donald Petrie's film miraculously manages to be even less detailed. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register February 7, 2003 +1038 Isn't as bad as it looks. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post February 7, 2003 +1038 Resorts to the kinds of cliches that were so yesterday two weeks ago. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post February 7, 2003 +1038 Too light on laughs and too heavy on predictable moments. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today February 7, 2003 +1038 Though something less than a masterpiece of the genre, this good-natured skirmish in the war between men and women benefits from Hudson's thoroughly charming performance. 2.5/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide February 7, 2003 +1038 For once, here's a screen couple that easily adds up. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star February 7, 2003 +1038 Virtually everything in the movie is off-pitch. 0/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 7, 2003 +1038 So much of the picture misfires and/or simply doesn't work or make sense that the total package is not as good, enjoyable or entertaining as it should be. 4/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! February 7, 2003 +1038 This is a movie that never aspires to be anything more than dimwitted fun, then falls on its aspirations. 1.5/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News February 7, 2003 +1038 It's about as close to French farce as romantic comedies get, and the closer the better. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 7, 2003 +1038 Button-cute. 3/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee February 7, 2003 +1038 A modest Hawn-like romance for a new generation. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle February 7, 2003 +1038 A funny premise in search of a movie. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News February 7, 2003 +1038 A shrill, unfunny litany of single-folk stereotypes that insults men and women with equal abandon. 1.5/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly February 7, 2003 +1038 A formulaic romantic comedy that percolates slightly with caustic wit before devolving into idiocy, it's potty humor. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian February 7, 2003 +1038 Trite, contrived, but often entertaining. 2.5/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday February 7, 2003 +1038 This material requires a great deal more suspension of disbelief than even this hokey genre normally demands. 2/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 7, 2003 +1038 Has enough laughs and silly subplots to keep you looking, but in the end it's the work done by the two leads that saves the film. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies February 7, 2003 +1038 McConaughey is an actor of limited range, but this time he has a film that fits firmly into his abilities. 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies February 7, 2003 +1038 A sure delight for both guys and gals. B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News February 7, 2003 +1038 You not only have to be seriously testosterone- deprived to survive this film without embarrassment, you have to buy a romantic premise so ridiculously contrived that even Dr. Ruth might suspect someone was pulling her little leg. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press February 7, 2003 +1038 Lackluster. 2/4 rotten Ricardo Baca 1 Denver Post February 7, 2003 +1038 The movie grows formulaic and clumsy in its last third, but what you feel, sitting in a packed theater, is the spark between Hudson and the audience. rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times February 7, 2003 +1038 It goes on too long and is trapped by too many cliches. 2.5/5 rotten Bridget Byrne 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 7, 2003 +1038 The hottest couple to come down the pike recently has been Frodo and Sam. Hudson and McConaughey rate higher on the spark-o-meter. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe February 7, 2003 +1038 a shallow, convoluted love story with some cheap laughs wrapped around an infomercial 1.5/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers February 7, 2003 +1038 A novel concept...botched with juvenile execution. 2.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) February 7, 2003 +1038 Hits all the spots that most successful romantic comedies do, and has some decent laughs mixed in. 7.5/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com February 7, 2003 +1038 The results are supposed to be funny, but are instead painful. 1/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star February 7, 2003 +1038 I am just about ready to write off movies in which people make bets about whether they will, or will not, fall in love. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 7, 2003 +1038 Days is a watered-down, lightweight version of War of the Roses made for people who still think Friends is funny. 2/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine February 7, 2003 +1038 Want to get rid of that guy who's driving you crazy? Drag him to this lame romantic comedy starring Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey. D+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News February 7, 2003 +1038 Clumsy, overlong. 1.5/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post February 7, 2003 +1038 "When his mother whispers in Andie's ear, ""Don't you break his heart,"" the double-double-cross plot takes a backseat to the really in-love plot. They play cards, ride his motorcycle, get splashed in a puddle, have sex in the bathroom. She's so cute, he's s" rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters February 7, 2003 +1038 If Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey weren't so darn easy on the eyes, the only thing this 'battle of the sexes' film would be losing is its audience. C+ rotten 0 E! Online February 7, 2003 +1038 The picture is entertaining, and it will probably be a big hit, but it's an opportunity wasted. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate February 7, 2003 +1038 The picture is actually watchable. 2.5/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail February 7, 2003 +1038 They play an emotional game of chicken - and we all win. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com February 7, 2003 +1038 A brand of entertainment that's dissatisfying intellectually and formulaically. 7 rotten Jon Lap 0 Apollo Guide February 7, 2003 +1038 Kate Hudson is irresistably adorable in this frothy comedy about the head-on-collision between two competing bets and one overpowering attraction. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 7, 2003 +1038 The movie would have been so much better if it had jumped into its mean-spiritedness with gusto and passion, instead of just splashing around in it halfheartedly. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com February 6, 2003 +1038 Despite a few clever insights and twists, it's neither good nor distinctive enough to rise above the level of generic romantic comedy. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 6, 2003 +1038 If the movie provides no new insight into the contrasting behavior of men and women or the perils of postmodern urban dating, falling well shy of the not-too-high standard set by 'Sex and the City' on both fronts, it does have its tart, fizzy moments. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times February 6, 2003 +1038 A too-long title is just the first problem for this too-long, misguided, so-called romantic comedy. 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 6, 2003 +1038 Mutual deception as a comedic conceit predates Shakespeare, and it certainly shows its age in this creaker. rotten 1 L.A. Weekly February 6, 2003 +1038 All in all, it's a mostly harmless movie and if you're female and have a mean streak, you should love it. Guys should see it as a warning. rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette February 6, 2003 +1038 ... it is pretty funny, if exaggerated to cartoonish extremes and contrived beyond belief. B- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 6, 2003 +1038 Should just count ourselves lucky that the final reunion on a bridge doesn't involve Benjamin on horseback and Paul Young on the soundtrack. 1.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central February 6, 2003 +1038 If reality's your bag, take a pass. But if you're looking for a harmless diversion to get you in the mood for Valentine's Day, this could be the ticket. 6/10 rotten Ross Brooks 0 Citysearch February 6, 2003 +1038 There may be some way to make this nonsense amusing, but writers Kristen Buckley and Brian Regan haven't even figured out a reasonable setup for getting the two together. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune February 6, 2003 +1038 How to Lose a Guy smoothly satirizes the superficiality of man-hungry women and the soullessness of sex-hungry men. B fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution February 6, 2003 +1038 ...This film will charm your socks off 3.5/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) February 6, 2003 +1038 Not for one frame does it seem possible that these two cutesy twenty-somethings won't see the errors of their wagers in time to take the exit to happily-ever-after land. 3/5 rotten Spyder Darling 0 NY Rock February 6, 2003 +1038 She's selling low self-esteem and an impossible image of femininity and he's selling pieces of rock mined by slave labor and made artificially scarce by evil monopolies. Maybe they really are made for each other. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 6, 2003 +1038 With its ungainly double-deception premise, How to Lose a Guy feels like it was made out of two connect-the-dots drawings laid haphazardly on top of one another. C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly February 6, 2003 +1038 If you want to lose a guy in one day, drag him to see this movie. 0/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire February 5, 2003 +1038 Hudson is so impressive than she could charm the paint off the walls. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 5, 2003 +1038 This film sticks like high heels in gravel coming out of the gate. But after the necessary unpleasantness are over the bulk of the film is actually quite entertaining, funny and, well, cute. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card February 4, 2003 +1038 This movie is so intent upon getting cheap laughs and putting the protagonists in uncomfortable situations that it forgets they're supposed to be falling in love. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 4, 2003 +1038 This film will likely be enjoyed by anyone who has gone through their own share of 'clingy' girlfriends with a number of laughs and enough overall entertainment to recommend to anyone looking for a fun night out with their honey. 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 3, 2003 +1038 A tasty romantic comedy, featuring the battle of the sexes in its most fanciful light. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 2, 2003 +1038 "If you're working for The New Yorker, the legality of Laura Elena Harring's breasts is not an appropriate pitch for your ""Annals of Law"" column." 1.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine January 31, 2003 +1038 This is the kind of movie that was doomed on the page, both by an inherently problematic premise and ill-conceived character motivations. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety January 28, 2003 +1038 This boy-meets-girl movie is a chore to sit through. rotten David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter January 28, 2003 +1038 An entertaining trifle to a point...but it doesn't treat the character's or the audience's intelligence with the respect they deserve. By the end, you just don't care anymore. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 25, 2003 +1038 6/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 7, 2004 +1038 7 fresh 0 Apollo Guide May 29, 2004 +1038 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine November 2, 2003 +1038 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon April 19, 2003 +1038 2/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1038 3/4 fresh 0 Hollywood.com February 17, 2003 +1038 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com February 10, 2003 +1038 1/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com February 10, 2003 +1038 6/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com February 9, 2003 +1038 3/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review February 9, 2003 +1038 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews February 4, 2003 +1044 Never gets past the superficial. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 8, 2017 +1044 In Factory Girl, a jumbled account of the short life and photogenic hard times of the first Andy Warhol superstar, Edie Sedgwick, Sienna Miller makes Sedgwick into an archetypal over-confident blond with a mannered young Kathleen Turner croak. rotten Dan Callahan 0 House Next Door November 6, 2008 +1044 Summing up a complex human being in two hours is like an MTV spot about Nelson Mandela cut to a Kanye West track. We don't really get to know Sedgwick at all. 2.5/5 rotten Brian Holcomb 0 CinemaBlend May 2, 2008 +1044 True story of drugs and sex is for adults only. 2/5 rotten Pam Gelman 0 Common Sense Media October 22, 2007 +1044 As a bio-pic, Factory Girl is limited, but as a snapshot of Sedgwick and Warhol's fiery relationship, there is much to fascinate us. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile August 11, 2007 +1044 Factory Girl is an effective evocation of a particular slice of recent history. The film benefits from Miller's turn as Edie, an everything-but-the-kitchen-sink performance that takes the poor girl from the heights and highs of fame to the depths and doom 3/5 fresh Scott Collura 0 IGN Movies June 25, 2007 +1044 As a biography of Edie Sedgwick, it's pretty near worthless, but as an evocation of both the glamour and the horror of the Factory, it's as seductive as Andy himself. rotten Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba May 7, 2007 +1044 Spoilt, rich, posh, vacuous and fame-obsessed - who better to play Edie Sedgwick? If she's acting or not, Miller is brilliant. Just a shame the film is so shallow too. 3/5 fresh Stuart McGurk 0 thelondonpaper March 30, 2007 +1044 Edie Sedgwick's story is sad, but never appears important or interesting. rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 16, 2007 +1044 It's Sienna Miller's star that shines brightest in this heartbreaking cautionary tale. 4/4 fresh Johnny Vaughan 0 The Sun (UK) March 16, 2007 +1044 Miller is a genuine surprise as the damaged star. But the film leaves her very much as it finds her: a clueless naive. 2/5 rotten James Christopher 0 Times (UK) March 16, 2007 +1044 Sienna Miller brings bright eyes and shapeshifting commitment to a script that doesn't always deserve it. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) March 16, 2007 +1044 Kudos to Miller for her touching portrayal of a doomed icon. A shame the film's as substantial as one of Warhol's silver flotations. 3/5 fresh 0 Total Film March 16, 2007 +1044 There's no real need for Factory Girl; just go pick up that copy of Heat. 2/5 rotten Ailsa Caine 0 Little White Lies March 16, 2007 +1044 "In all it's an unconvincing portrait, and as the Dylan clone says, ""Empty, like one of those cans of soup..." 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com March 16, 2007 +1044 Sienna Miller is perfectly cast but the script barely scratches the surface and you never really get inside any of the characters. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 15, 2007 +1044 One wonders whether the documentary format would have better served the material than this ill-focused drama. Since real-life family and observers chime in over the end credits, perhaps the filmmakers were thinking the same thing. rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out March 14, 2007 +1044 A brave bid to recreate a modern American tragedy, with a revelatory turn by its lead actress. 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine March 13, 2007 +1044 Had the cast and promise to be so much better than what finally ended up on screen. 2.5/5 rotten Pete Hammond 0 Maxim March 2, 2007 +1044 Pearce is as self-consciously annoying as I always found Warhol to be in interviews. Miller looks great, but so what? There's no there there. rotten Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan February 28, 2007 +1044 ...jerky, with a flat, uneven pace... 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review February 25, 2007 +1044 Flashy but depressing film. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle February 23, 2007 +1044 The film is most interesting in its portrayal of Warhol as a cold-hearted user. 7/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com February 22, 2007 +1044 [Miller] barely registers -- she's lightweight in an elemental way. Her utter lack of screen presence is the most monumental thing about her. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 21, 2007 +1044 I think Sienna Miller does a really nice job of capturing Edie Sedgwick, who really was the fore-runner to Paris Hilton and a lot of other people who are just famous for being famous. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 20, 2007 +1044 Sienna Miller lights up an otherwise mediocre recounting of the rise and fall of Andy Warhol muse Edie Sedgwick. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 18, 2007 +1044 Miller's touching performance is hamstrung by director George Hickenlooper's disconnected narrative and his overdone efforts to make the film look as messy and dirty as Warhol's underground films. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune February 17, 2007 +1044 Factory Girl is weirdo weary, despite some vivacity spooned into it by Sienna Miller as Edie Sedgwick. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune February 16, 2007 +1044 It's a movie without that emotional spark that lets us connect with her, or anybody else. 3/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 16, 2007 +1044 Details feel wrong; the pace is skittish; the rise to fatal hysteria is rapid and unconvincing. Finally you just lose all faith in it. C+ rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian February 16, 2007 +1044 Once again, Sedgwick is being remembered less for who she was than who she knew. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 16, 2007 +1044 Sedgwick's death seems as predestined as a Hollywood melodrama. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press February 16, 2007 +1044 Say what you will about Andy Warhol's movies -- they may have been boring, but at least they weren't as dull as as Factory Girl. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 16, 2007 +1044 You feel as if either you or the filmmakers have missed the point, if there ever actually was one. rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News February 16, 2007 +1044 Thanks to the flashy work of the film's two editors and cinematographer, style trumps substance. Or perhaps it merely masks the lack of it. 1.5/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post February 16, 2007 +1044 Miller does good work when the script gives her anything to work with. 2/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 16, 2007 +1044 Not everyone is crushed by fame, but almost everyone is flattened by it. 2/4 rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader February 16, 2007 +1044 Miller's commitment to the role makes a mockery of the movie's conservative and predictable riches-to-rags story arc and the conventionality of its 'edgy' visual strategy. 1.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) February 16, 2007 +1044 Sienna Miller, revealing a depth and presence she's never hinted at before, inhabits Sedgwick with raw exuberance. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star February 16, 2007 +1044 Two extraordinary performances can't prevent Factory Girl from being an ordinary movie. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 15, 2007 +1044 Fleeting and superficial, it's the familiar, cliche-riddled show biz rise and fall with banal notes about substance abuse and the price of fame. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com February 15, 2007 +1044 The film never provides compelling reasons to care about the fate of this poor little rich girl. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 15, 2007 +1044 Director George Hickenlooper incessantly switches between black-and-white, grained-out, color-saturated, handheld and fuzzy shots. He's not so much making a movie as an audition tape for the cameraman's guild. 2/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic February 15, 2007 +1044 Whatever shrewdness or charm Sedgwick possessed that caused people to believe that she was a revolutionary figure in New York night life, it doesn't come through in this movie. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker February 12, 2007 +1044 ...Guy Pearce is fabulous as Warhol, delivering a complex portrait of the pop artist as a bundle of contradictions. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 10, 2007 +1044 "Though George Hickenlooper's ""Factory Girl"" feels as vacuous as the picture's main character, ""superstar"" Edie Sedgwick, it manages to convincingly convey the toxic persona that was Andy Warhol." rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca February 10, 2007 +1044 Factory Girl's greatest crime is transforming a scene and a personality that were all about movement and flamboyant brilliance into nothing but inert ventriloquism. 1/6 rotten Melissa Anderson 1 Time Out February 10, 2007 +1044 The best Factory Girl can muster is Oliver Stone on a budget, complete with shrill overacting, sloppy pacing, constantly changing film stock, distracting celebrity cameos, messy psychodrama, and bleary stylistic overload. D rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club February 9, 2007 +1044 Tragedy requires us to genuinely care about the character and Factory Girl fails in that regard, despite Miller's emphatic performance. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star February 9, 2007 +1044 It's a sad, haunting story -- but George Hickenlooper's Factory Girl does little to show us why we should care. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 9, 2007 +1044 Miller gets old and used up before our eyes, and we not only see it, we see what it means to experience it. This is a movie about power, and its spectacle is that of a woman losing all of it. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 9, 2007 +1044 According to anyone you care to ask, Factory Girl has been cut and recut a couple of times and may not even be the movie that filmmaker George Hickenlooper intended to make. This sounds reasonable, as nobody sets out to make a movie this banal. 2/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies February 9, 2007 +1044 Less a movie than a montage, the swinging sixties shot in an arc both tiny and trite. 1.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail February 9, 2007 +1044 Plays like it was dragged kicking and screaming into a traditional biopic structure. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 9, 2007 +1044 [Sedgwick] mostly just seems like an irresponsible girl without any real dreams, who blew all her money and only wound up in rehab when she couldn't pay her rent anymore. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com February 9, 2007 +1044 Sienna Miller shows impressive range in Factory Girl, but range isn't necessarily what the part requires. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) February 9, 2007 +1044 This is Sienna Miller's chance to prove she can do more in a movie than look good while naked, and it turns out she's a good actress. 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com February 8, 2007 +1044 The two central performances are competent but uninspired -- and annoyingly mannered. Pearce's Warhol is a one-note, irresponsible villain and Miller's Sedgwick is a shallow, pretentious party girl who chain-smokes her way through every scene. C- rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 8, 2007 +1044 Pearce goes beyond the other skilled mimicries we've seen on screen from David Bowie, Jared Leto et al to locate the insecurity in Warhol's pettiness and cruelty. fresh Brent Simon 0 FilmStew.com February 8, 2007 +1044 Factory Girl isn't a penetrating chronicle of Sedgwick's life so much as a production designer's highlights reel. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post February 8, 2007 +1044 Cautionary tale? Fashion show? Love story? Excuse for groovy soundtrack? George Hickenlooper's Factory Girl is a little of each, but not enough of any to make a satisfying film story. 2.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 8, 2007 +1044 Hickenlooper likes to observe chaos and artistic extremes with a friendly eye, and there are hints all through Factory Girl of the shattering film it could have been. But the story falls too easily into 'live fast, die young' laments and postures. 2/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune February 8, 2007 +1044 This is juicy stuff, but the filmmakers have absolutely no idea what to do with it. C- rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution February 8, 2007 +1044 The historical Edie Sedgwick was a fascinating figure and at no time was she more interesting than when she was a member of Warhol's Factory. It's too bad Factory Girl fails to make this woman compelling in these circumstances. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 8, 2007 +1044 Sienna Miller, with her glossed and dimpled party-girl smile, looks so much like the actual Edie Sedgwick that you may think, at moments, that you're seeing the real thing. That spooky look-alike allure does a lot for the movie. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly February 7, 2007 +1044 I doubt if it would have been considered slick or glam-sham enough to hold even Warhol's interest in the days when he stuck the label of high art on everything that popped out of a Polaroid. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer February 7, 2007 +1044 Sienna Miller embodies Edie Sedgwick with a thoroughly convincing highwire act to match Guy Pierce's incarnation of Andy Warhol in Hickenlooper's perfunctory biopic. C rotten Cole Smithey 0 Daily Radar February 7, 2007 +1044 No matter how much money or blue blood a woman has, you're still just one more exploitable, disposable babe. The title Factory Girl in fact, says it all. fresh Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio February 6, 2007 +1044 The least-fabulous movie imaginable about the most fabulous persona in that most fabulous of scenes, the Warhol Factory at the height of its genius and gaiety. rotten Nathan Lee 1 Village Voice February 6, 2007 +1044 Neither George Hickenlooper's direction nor Captain Mauzer's screenplay is particularly compelling, presenting Warhol's world in predictable, cartoonish fashion. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International February 6, 2007 +1044 Sedgwick liked attention and she liked having fun; at least the movie honors half of that. 3/5 rotten Jesse Hassenger 0 Filmcritic.com February 5, 2007 +1044 The Warhol cosmos is too weird and complicated to lend itself to a conventional Hollywood biopic, and this one is conventional down to Warhol's first glimpse of his future 'superstar' bouncing up and down vivaciously in tacky slow motion. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture February 5, 2007 +1044 Despite an interesting turn by Guy Pearce as Andy Warhol, the movie fails to deliver any character that I could care about. 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs February 4, 2007 +1044 A fascinating public figure is reduced to an uninteresting, unlikeable cliche in this stylish but only fitfully entertaining biopic. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 3, 2007 +1044 Miller gives a go-for-broke performance as the increasingly desperate and undone Sedgwick. But she lacks the fragile charisma evident in even the coarsest Warhol films, and without it there's no reason to care. 2.5/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide February 2, 2007 +1044 Why should we care about Edie Sedgwick? Factory Girl, fatally, can't find a reason. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 2, 2007 +1044 With Factory Girl, Hickenlooper has taken an icon and made her ordinary. 2.5/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News February 2, 2007 +1044 Want to know Sedgwick? Listen to Dylan sing 'Just Like a Woman.' That's it -- in less than five minutes. 2.5/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 2, 2007 +1044 For a film about Warhol's infamous Factory scene, this Edie Sedgwick biopic is, in some ways, depressingly conventional. C rotten Skylaire Alfvegren 0 E! Online February 2, 2007 +1044 Sienna Miller remains an actress in search of a movie worthy of her talent. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press February 2, 2007 +1044 Pearce's performance is assembled out of rigorously limited physical gestures and a vocal characterization that never rises above a murmur. But it's mesmerizing -- you can't take your eyes off him, and you miss him every time he leaves the scene. 3/5 rotten Kurt Loder 0 MTV February 2, 2007 +1044 "Why is this day different from all others?"" is a question every Jewish family hears at the Passover seder. ""Why is this biopic different from all others?"" is a question that no one seems to hear in Hollywood." 4/10 rotten Devin Faraci 0 CHUD February 2, 2007 +1044 Factory Girl, a biography of Edie Sedgwick, the most glamorous of Andy Warhol's so-called superstars, suggests a magazine layout masquerading as a film. 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times February 2, 2007 +1044 George Hickenlooper's impressionistic biopic Factory Girl is a strange little affair, and not a wholly successful one. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com February 1, 2007 +1044 If not for Sienna Miller's engaging portrayal of Edie Sedgwick, Factory Girl would have little to offer. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today February 1, 2007 +1044 Whatever substantial qualities it might once have possessed have been wasted, picked over by rumor and gossip, and sullied by the pawing of many hands. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate February 1, 2007 +1044 Edie Sedgwick may have been too elusive and too fractured to be easily explained. Factory Girl is a good try with some great acting. But as with its subject, it's both too much and not enough. 2.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday February 1, 2007 +1044 Miller bears an uncanny resemblance to Sedgwick and gives a striking, emotionally raw performance that deserves a much more richly imagined and vividly rendered narrative backdrop than the superficial one provided by Factory Girl. 2/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com January 19, 2007 +1044 Sienna Miller gives a sexy, emotionally intense performance, but the film is so poorly conceived and structurally messy that it fails to illuminate the starlet or her times--add it to the growing list of failed indies about Warhol and entourage. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 4, 2007 +1044 A brisk, superficial treatment of the tragic supernova life of Edie Sedgwick, Factory Girl disappoints as both biography and drama. rotten Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times December 29, 2006 +1044 Miller is undeniably engaging. That's probably not enough to save the movie from obscurity, but it should, at the very least, guarantee bigger and better things for its star. 3/4 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 29, 2006 +1044 Director George Hickenlooper captures the energy and ultra-irony of Warhol's scene, but his attempts to give the film a conventional biopic arc end up wallowing in dime-store psychology. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter December 29, 2006 +1044 Though Sedgwick embodied everything that glittered and grated about the era's counterculture, director George Hickenlooper evinces no deep interest in the time and place, resulting in a film that feels removed from its source. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety December 29, 2006 +1044 B fresh 0 Baltimore Sun February 17, 2007 +1044 D rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com February 9, 2007 +1046 Hackneyed and telegraphed, just about elevated to passable by three strong lead performances and notable support by Cherry Jones. 2/5 rotten Jamie Garwood 0 CineVue December 5, 2018 +1046 There are powerful moments and the cast is note-perfect. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) November 16, 2018 +1046 While Garcia's principal preoccupation is with the fallout from adoption, it's the secondary storylines about women in the work place, and the stresses of marriage and pregnancy that are the film's strengths. 3/5 fresh Kaleem Aftab 0 The List November 5, 2018 +1046 Never lives up to the performances and the first half, particularly, is conducted so methodically it all feels rather sedated and even dreary. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 31, 2018 +1046 Think of Mother and Child as the flip side to the flippant Juno: This timely and at times gut-wrenching movie focuses on three women affected by adoption. fresh Sara Vilkomerson 0 People Magazine August 6, 2018 +1046 Mother and Child isn't a hard-hitting drama, but rather a precious, soulful look at family, love, and loss. A fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 8, 2017 +1046 In the wrong hands, this film could have been grating melodrama. Under Garcia's watchful eye, this is an ode to mothers and children who are lost but not forgotten. 3.5/4 fresh Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association November 8, 2016 +1046 For the first time in a very long while, Bening disappears into a character and turns in a performance that isn't about her shamelessly playing to the rafters to grab after Oscar. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com April 8, 2012 +1046 Bening and Watts are good enough to see it through, and it's good to see Jackson actually play his age for once. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman January 9, 2012 +1046 It's a highly contrived affair with a barely concealed, deeply conservative Catholic agenda, and it has the ring of a cracked bell calling the righteous to prayer. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) January 7, 2012 +1046 Mother and Child reminds us how important the notion of lineage - of finding a discernible path through life that doesn't just begin and end with ourselves - is to our personal identity, and the decisions we make in life. 3.5/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture January 7, 2012 +1046 Annette Bening gives one of her most enigmatic and painfully frank performances yet that cuts direct to the core. 4/5 fresh Lisa Giles-Keddie 0 Real.com January 6, 2012 +1046 Bening, consistently one of the best US screen actresses, is really the main reason to keep you watching. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard January 6, 2012 +1046 Thankfully, the cast raise it above Hallmark standard, especially Jackson with a performance that proves he doesn't have to bring down great vengeance or furious anger to grab your attention. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema January 5, 2012 +1046 There are tears aplenty before the three plot strands are brought - rather too neatly - together. 3/5 fresh David Aldridge 0 Radio Times January 5, 2012 +1046 Mother and Child is too dutiful, overly sincere and its impressions are easily washed away. 2/5 rotten Tom Seymour 0 Little White Lies January 5, 2012 +1046 An excellent ensemble makes the most of a multi-strand female-centred film that drifts very close to melodrama as it explores various aspects of motherhood. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 5, 2012 +1046 This film is sure to make all but the hardest-hearted shed tears. 5/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post January 5, 2012 +1046 What keeps the whole thing from toppling into an abyss of unwatchable TV drama histrionics is a pair of dynamite performances from Annette Bening and Naomi Watts. 3/5 fresh Cath Clarke 1 Time Out January 4, 2012 +1046 There's no shortage of talent in this ensemble drama about the bond between mothers and their children. 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Empire Magazine January 3, 2012 +1046 [a] well-executed, thoughtful look into the maternal connection and how it can destroy as much as it creates. 4/5 fresh James Luxford 0 The National (UAE) August 30, 2011 +1046 An emotional and intensely realistic examination of three women with ties to adoption. fresh Sarah Sluis 0 Film Journal International August 15, 2011 +1046 full review at Movies for the Masses 2.5/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses November 20, 2010 +1046 Provides moments of genuine emotion and pathos, be you a man or woman, parent or childless. 3/5 fresh Andreas Heinemann 0 Flicks.co.nz September 16, 2010 +1046 In a way, I was almost hoping that the three storylines didn't tie together at the end. Each of them stands so firmly on its own. 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Wisconsin State Journal August 26, 2010 +1046 The strong against-type performances of Annette Bening, Naomi Watts, and Samuel Jackson help an absorbing if very uneven script. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) August 22, 2010 +1046 Mother and Child is a compassionate, multi-threaded tale about the lives of everyday women -- though this time, they are more explicitly defined by the primal bond of the title. fresh Melissa Anderson 1 Village Voice July 7, 2010 +1046 Mother and Child has the pretence of being something more meaningful, but it's really just a notch above soap opera. 2.5/5 rotten Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy July 4, 2010 +1046 Finely acted and measured in its subtly faith-based approach, Rodrigo Garcia's Mother and Child does not quite escape the limitations of its soapy genre ... 8 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 3, 2010 +1046 A well-acted and effective drama -- when writer-director Rodrigo Garcia allows it to move along./ 3/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune June 30, 2010 +1046 What's spot-on is the performances of the three lead actresses, Annette Bening, Naomi Watts and Kerry Washington. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 27, 2010 +1046 This movie packs an emotional wallop and women will get the most out of the way difficult decisions are reached in life-changing situations. Bening gives her best performance in years and makes a remarkable transformation that deserves Oscar consideration 3/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum June 25, 2010 +1046 For the most part, Garcia offers a sober, clear-eyed picture that's populated with prickly personalities and unenviable situations, and he and his actors are brave enough not to flinch even during the most challenging interludes. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 25, 2010 +1046 Garcia keeps his various stories flowing and in perfect balance. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star June 25, 2010 +1046 Does as much disservice to its stars as it does to the art of graceful cinematic storytelling. 1/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly June 24, 2010 +1046 As far as the stories are concerned, a couple of them are pretty good. But the nearly disastrous third section unravels the entire movie. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 24, 2010 +1046 A gently lathered soap opera whose bubbles burst nonetheless with expected timing and unwelcome force. rotten William Goss 0 Orlando Weekly June 23, 2010 +1046 The emotional breadth of these performances makes the flow chart predictability tolerable. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times June 23, 2010 +1046 This is a movie well worth your time and attention. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 23, 2010 +1046 These people are not easy to love, but they are fascinating to watch. 3.5/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com June 21, 2010 +1046 This isn't one of those lo-fi indie movies that sells out in the third act for a big bang. By the end, it's what's resolved as much as what's not resolved that makes this story worth telling. fresh Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National June 18, 2010 +1046 Mother and Child winds up with some very mixed messages. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle June 18, 2010 +1046 Naomi Watts and Annette Benning give outstanding performances in this increasingly contrived and sentimental tale of mothers and daughters, and the joys and anguish that come with adoption. 3/5 fresh Simon Weaving 0 Screenwize June 16, 2010 +1046 A beautifully nuanced script, Bening at her best, and superb against-type performances by Watts and Jackson, make this a must-see film for, and about, women -- especially mothers. 4/5 fresh Kristen Krauth 0 Empire Magazine Australasia June 16, 2010 +1046 Mother and Child -- which interestingly never makes an issue of race in its relationships -- is rewarding viewing, even if it's not exactly feel-good entertainment. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) June 16, 2010 +1046 A powerful parable that uses the most primal of bonds to uncover the aching abyss of regret and the fundamental human need for connection. fresh Alice Tynan 0 Concrete Playground June 16, 2010 +1046 There's something vaguely mystical -- and quite affecting -- about the way the individual paths of these women come together in Mother and Child. Intentionally or not, the movie is about the invisible hand of fate, or a higher plan, in our lives. fresh Darryn King 0 The Vine June 16, 2010 +1046 With an emotionally raw script and top-notch performances, this provides an insightful look into the complex bond between mother and child. fresh Karlie Jeffrey 0 FILMINK (Australia) June 16, 2010 +1046 Like mother, like daughter: Ice queens and overachievers C fresh Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) June 14, 2010 +1046 The characters and the cast should deliver in spades, but the story falters, makes a couple of clumsy jumps and twists into contorted tangles with subplots that are mere distractions fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile June 12, 2010 +1046 Mother and Child takes us beyond our comfort zone as emotional boundaries are stretched and canvassed. It is an intriguing film, but there are flaws fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile June 12, 2010 +1046 Obviously, this is emotionally rich ground and Garcia plows it perhaps a bit too heavily. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News June 4, 2010 +1046 If Garcia's film never quite catches up with his ambitions for it, well, at least he's trying. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic June 4, 2010 +1046 Mother and Child's best moments come from its many small and wonderful character details. 3/4 fresh Steve Ramos 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 3, 2010 +1046 A thoughtful and provocative film about the way we live now. 3/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 3, 2010 +1046 [Garcia] lets the picture start to go soft in the middle, and teary melodrama floods in like water from a broken dam. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald June 2, 2010 +1046 You'll wonder if the message of the movie is that the process of adoption turns women into vicious hags. But that can't be right, can it? rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly June 2, 2010 +1046 This is well worth seeing for Bening's arresting, unpleasant performance. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader May 28, 2010 +1046 You haven't seen women like this before. Cruel, distant, unfriendly, and selfish. Provocative and daring in its unsentimental approach to real life problems. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com May 27, 2010 +1046 You'll laugh and you'll cry at what turns out to be Rodrigo Garcia's finest work to date. fresh Frank Wilkins 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews May 27, 2010 +1046 Does the excellence of the second part make up for the rancid, unintentionally campy opening? Not for me, though perhaps others would be more forgiving. 6/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy May 27, 2010 +1046 Great dramatic acting by the three lead women, and it's fantastic to see Samuel L. Jackson back in a strong supporting role. 7/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review May 22, 2010 +1046 The story sometimes stretches credulity, but the talented cast brings out the drama. 3/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle May 22, 2010 +1046 Mother and Child has what might be the first Oscar caliber performance of the year. 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com May 21, 2010 +1046 So many stories come packaged in hyped genres that we can forget how much character can hold sway. Watts, Bening and Washington -- along with a fine ensemble and a humane director -- make sure we remember. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post May 21, 2010 +1046 When Jimmy Smits holds out his hand, suddenly Karen's lifelong fury evaporates, transforming her into the loveliest woman ever known to man. What? All this time, and all she needed was the touch of Smits' mitts? 3/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online May 21, 2010 +1046 With Mother and Child, Garca brings his finely calibrated sense of drama to the subject of adoption, which he handles with characteristic restraint and insight -- at least until the film's maudlin, too-pat finale. 2/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post May 21, 2010 +1046 Something like a finely-written and -acted soap opera. B fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian May 20, 2010 +1046 Though really nothing more than a high-toned soap opera,...the extraordinary performances elevate the material far above its treacle-drenched roots. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 20, 2010 +1046 The film reminds us that character, not plot, is what binds us to a story. Cutting between scenes of each in her unique environment, the movie tantalizes us. 2.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 20, 2010 +1046 The fine actors show how we bond to those not related to us by blood -- and also how we love. Bring Kleenex. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 20, 2010 +1046 The movie's substance lies in its psychological profiles, and it's as twisty and tortuous as any peek into the subconscious is liable to be. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News May 20, 2010 +1046 It's not an easy film of righteousness, but a trembling drama, with more venom than anticipated, salvaged by a few outstanding performances. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com May 20, 2010 +1046 A screenwriter's butterfly flaps its wings and a chain of events is set into motion, resulting in the latest cinematic ensemble tale of connectivity and yearning. This one's good, though. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune May 20, 2010 +1046 Of all the performances, Samuel L. Jackson's is the most surprising. It sometimes appears that the busy Jackson will take almost any role to stay working. This film provides a reminder of his subtlety. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 20, 2010 +1046 ...intelligent and aimed at a mature femme audience. In the end, it is all about closure. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 18, 2010 +1046 Dynamite performances from Annette Bening and Naomi Watts ignite this strong drama from writer-director Rodrigo Garcia. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 14, 2010 +1046 Writer/director Rodrigo Garcia is the son of famed Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez, so maybe the filmmaker comes by all the magic and coincidence in his stories naturally. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies May 14, 2010 +1046 If you are a regular moviegoer who can't get enough of the daytime soaps, look no further than Mother and Child. It has enough soapy story lines to fill out at least three daytime series for a month. C rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor May 14, 2010 +1046 It's tough for actors to be nuanced when the movie isn't, and these intriguingly jagged edges soon get smoothed out. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail May 14, 2010 +1046 "In the feature-length soap opera ""Mother and Child,"" writer-director Rodrigo Garcia creates a multiple narrative about women, the choices - sometimes forced upon them - that they make regarding childbirth and the manifold repercussions." B- rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald May 14, 2010 +1046 Mother and Child keeps the traffic moving smoothly, much more so than a movie like Crash, because Garcia writes characters rather than positions, and he knows that the silences between people usually speak louder than their words. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe May 13, 2010 +1046 Though Watts's Elizabeth brings a sense of darkness and unpredictability to the film, the hyperbolic flourishes and the melodramatic climax offset the actresses' best efforts. 2.5/4 rotten Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix May 13, 2010 +1046 This movie's calm, steady control keeps a wide variety of good actors in the same universe. fresh Michael Phillips 1 At the Movies May 10, 2010 +1046 Tender, heartfelt and intriguingly structured albeit occasionally melodramatic. Annette Bening, Kerry Washington and Naomi Watts shine in their captivating, raw and brave performances. 8.2 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru May 7, 2010 +1046 You may not quite trust Mother and Child -- its soft spots and fuzzy edges give it away -- but you can believe just about everyone in it. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times May 7, 2010 +1046 Adoption drama probes complex anger, heartbreak, hope. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media May 7, 2010 +1046 Still, stellar actresses Annette Bening and Naomi Watts rise above every impediment, delivering memorably luminous moments as mother and child, separated at birth. 3/5 fresh Kathleen Murphy 1 MSN Movies May 7, 2010 +1046 The film is an actors' showcase that Bening makes the most of. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post May 7, 2010 +1046 Significant credit goes to these committed actors, who are forced to give speeches and make choices regularly at odds with authentic human behavior. 3.5/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News May 7, 2010 +1046 The leads have excellent support from Jimmy Smits, Cherry Jones, Shareeka Epps and S. Epatha Merkerson-plus, that most welcome rarity, a subtle turn from Samuel L. Jackson. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review May 7, 2010 +1046 Rodrigo Garcia knew he was making a good movie, but did he really understand the kind of good movie he was making? 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 7, 2010 +1046 That Garcia manages to spin three rich and complex yarns without ever losing hold of the main thread -- the deep and mysterious connections between mothers and daughters -- is evidence of a keen eye and an exceptionally curious mind. 3.5/4 fresh Greg Quill 1 Toronto Star May 7, 2010 +1046 Writer/director Rodrigo Garcia has fashioned a clear-eyed look at motherhood at all stages. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today May 6, 2010 +1046 It's a case of three exceptional actresses -- Annette Bening, Naomi Watts and Kerry Washington -- constituting an ensemble of obviousness. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal May 6, 2010 +1046 "The best thing about ""Mother and Child"" is Annette Bening's perceptive performance." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 6, 2010 +1046 It would feel overly theatrical if Watts, Bening, and Washington didn't convey the vulnerability beneath every firm demurral, lacerating insult, and refusal to engage. B fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club May 6, 2010 +1046 An extraordinary film about adoption and the lives of three very different women on separate quests for love, nurturing, and personal fulfillment. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 6, 2010 +1046 The tremendous cast is reason enough to give it a chance. Bening, Watts and Washington are at their very best. 3.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com May 6, 2010 +1046 thick, saccharine pablum 2/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com May 6, 2010 +1046 Poses a number of intriguing questions about the nature of maternity, only to obscure them with a gloss that is equal parts sentiment and subtle but specious politics. 7/10 fresh Michelle Orange 0 Movieline May 6, 2010 +1046 Woe, by the way, unto the good, decent men who cross these women's paths. In the ovarian jungle of Mother and Child, each gent is undervalued in his own way. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly May 5, 2010 +1046 Rodrigo Garcia's reputation as a writer for and director of women will increase exponentially with Mother and Child, an insightfully observed and exceptionally acted ensemble piece precisely about what the title suggests. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety May 5, 2010 +1046 Three story threads finally intersect in a revelatory examination of what motherhood means. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter May 5, 2010 +1046 One of the many pleasures in this exemplary film is watching the women grow and evolve, revealing more about themselves in each successive scene. Fraught with pitfalls, the narrative comes together seamlessly. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer May 5, 2010 +1046 The combination of strong writing and note-perfect performances makes Mother and Child one of those unforgettable films that should be amongst the year's best. 9/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net May 4, 2010 +1046 Like a math equation whose inevitability doesn't diminish its crisp clarity of truth...It unwraps its surprises in ways that pay off as the movie goes on. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine May 4, 2010 +1046 Mother and Child is suffused with grief and loss. It's also suffused with compassion and insight. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 3, 2010 +1046 This movie is cloaked in prestige and indie-cinema trappings, but it's really not much different from the crappy middlebrow tearjerkers that Hollywood floods our theaters with. rotten Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly May 3, 2010 +1046 A two-hankie weepie for the family-values set, Rodrigo Garcia's latest sudser worships at the altar of motherhood, a state that the writer-director posits as something like the essence of womanhood. rotten Andrew Schenker 0 Slant Magazine May 2, 2010 +1046 Not a single false note in this story of women's vulnerabilities, loneliness, seeking, disappointments, all brought about by the adoption conventions. A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve April 30, 2010 +1046 Dealing with adoption from differnet perspectives, Gracia's film is timely, well acted tale that unfortunately gets too conventional and schematic as it goes along, explaining each and every detail; even so, Naomi Watts and Annette Bening are splendid. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 27, 2010 +1046 A slick, ensemble melodrama that appears to touch on every female issue regarding motherhood, family and relationships. 3/5 fresh Steve Ramos 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 18, 2009 +1046 C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +1046 3.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1046 3/4 fresh 0 National Post May 7, 2010 +1046 4/5 fresh Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com May 7, 2010 +1048 A spirited irreverence about the power of death pervades. Think of this as a relief valve compared to most of Hitchcock's other films. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm May 27, 2011 +1048 I love it. I've seen it more times than just about any other Hitchcock. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 16, 2008 +1048 This latest of Mr. Hitchcock's efforts is a curiously whimsical thing. 4/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times March 25, 2006 +1048 highly entertaining romantic comedy that still has the Hitchcock touch--a dark comedy using a dead body as the central MacGuffin B- fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews February 6, 2006 +1048 Beautifully subtle suspense with a sprinkle of black humor. 5/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 12, 2005 +1048 It's not helped by the wooden performances of the leads. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 22, 2004 +1048 Very underrated black comedy from Hitchcock is really one of his best works. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 24, 2003 +1048 Despite the artifice, or perhaps partly because of it, the film manages to be enjoyable. 3/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com May 29, 2003 +1048 Hitchcock's comedic charms shine in this delightful story about a corpse that just won't stay buried. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1048 This is a quirky and surprisingly low-key comedy that's more amusing than funny; it's witty, but rarely hilarious. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide March 22, 2001 +1048 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 12, 2004 +1048 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 7, 2004 +1048 4/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies January 29, 2004 +1048 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 31, 2003 +1048 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 6, 2003 +1048 3/5 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis October 27, 2002 +1048 2/5 rotten Paul Matwychuk 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) October 10, 2002 +1048 4/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +1048 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1050 I declare this far and away my favorite Eli Roth directing effort. fresh Tim Stevens 0 Comicsverse November 27, 2018 +1050 At some point during the film, when my pessimism ought to have overwhelmed the occasion, I simply forgot I was an adult and descended freely into the material. 3/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org November 16, 2018 +1050 It's very apparent that Roth is having a blast bringing this world to life and making a scary movie without being able to rely on his splatstick shtick. This is a movie that has a lot of fun being a movie 3/5 fresh Patrick Bromley 0 Bloody Disgusting November 2, 2018 +1050 A startling mishmash of tones - the goofy kid-approved levity in with upper-tier night terror imagery. C rotten Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 1, 2018 +1050 Wonderful baroque production and set design... The timely jump scares and comedic banter between Black and Blanchett also help make the film entertaining enough for young moviegoers. 3/5 fresh Nur Syahindah 0 The New Paper (Singapore) October 30, 2018 +1050 In Roth's hands, the little character functions as an involuntary and well-intentioned lift. [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Carlos Del 0 Cine Premiere October 26, 2018 +1050 It's all a bit too mundane to be as magical as it aspires to be. For all of its potential, The House with a Clock in Its Walls seems like a major missed opportunity. 5/10 rotten Matt Hudson 0 What I Watched Tonight October 20, 2018 +1050 It's too bad this film wasn't effective enough to present that message of indomitability in a stronger, more engaging way, because kids need it now more than ever. 2.5/5 rotten Miya Abe 1 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) October 18, 2018 +1050 Jack Black and Cate Blanchett essay their respective roles as a cheerful warlock and a kind-hearted witch with aplomb. 3/5 fresh Richard James 0 South China Morning Post October 18, 2018 +1050 There's simply not enough spark in even the more engaging segments to drive you, the audience, under its spell. C rotten Will Ashton 0 The Playlist October 17, 2018 +1050 While the choice of Eli Roth - known for his hard-R horror movies - as the director might seem like an odd one, he actually is a self-proclaimed kid at heart who loves children's movies from eras gone by. fresh Staci Layne 0 Opeeqo October 17, 2018 +1050 It's the kind of film where [Jack Black] can get carried away and have fun with his usual expressions and gestures, although it's Blanchett who takes the applause. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh 0 October 15, 2018 +1050 The film reveals Eli Roth hesitantly as a family film director, although the originality of the story compensates for his episodic energy drops. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Jordi Costa 0 El Pais (Spain) October 12, 2018 +1050 The Jack Black fantasy has some magic lurking underneath, but has no tick. C rotten Nate Adams 0 The Only Critic October 10, 2018 +1050 The House With a Clock in its Walls ... is a bit rickety and never stops trying too hard. But it also represents a return to form for family-friendly horror. 6/10 fresh Sean Collier 0 Pittsburgh Magazine October 9, 2018 +1050 This unabashed Harry Potter clone is enjoyable enough, thanks to Black's campy theatricality and Blanchett's sly minimalism. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 8, 2018 +1050 ... a neat idea with some interesting visuals that flounders in execution. 2/4 rotten Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com October 8, 2018 +1050 It's a nice way to pass the time until Halloween 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 4, 2018 +1050 At its heart it's mostly a spooky kids' film by numbers, but the film has a charm, the cast appear to be having fun and Owen Vaccaro is an engaging young lead. 7/10 fresh Mark Newbold 0 Starburst October 4, 2018 +1050 It's nothing special, but it's tastefully macabre in that cozy October way and only has a few poop jokes. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 Crooked Marquee October 4, 2018 +1050 Funny, Mysterious, Wizardry 3 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com October 4, 2018 +1050 It doesn't feel like the intrigue generates much suspense, as warring elements and uneven emotions prevent the film from standing out as an innovative fantasy. 3/5 rotten Ella Kemp 0 Culture Whisper October 4, 2018 +1050 an enjoyably self-conscious throwback to an earlier era of scary-fun supernatural movies for kids too young to drive 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 3, 2018 +1050 "But the best thing about the cast of ""The House"" is Owen Vaccaro, who brings to Lewis smiles and tears, fears and persistence. He makes the movie." fresh Martha K. Baker 0 KDHX (St. Louis) October 3, 2018 +1050 Inventive production design and an engaging premise ultimately win out. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray September 30, 2018 +1050 It's not part of a franchise, nor does it seem to have any real aspirations for a sequel. It's nostalgic for a different era of filmmaking, but it doesn't rely on that nostalgia to a debilitating extent. fresh Josh Martin 0 Film Inquiry September 29, 2018 +1050 Roth's effects-laden venture into kid-friendly Tim Burton territory is all spectacle and no substance. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue September 28, 2018 +1050 I feel like Eli Roth kind of revitalized himself with this picture...I'd love to see what else he can do with this kind of film. B fresh Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com September 28, 2018 +1050 Director Eli Roth, who first distinguished himself with the highly successful CABIN FEVER sixteen years ago, is rapidly becoming the king of horror in Hollywood. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan September 27, 2018 +1050 The House With A Clock In Its Walls is charming and is certainly entertaining enough for families, with young children. It just doesn't quite hold up to other children horror-fantasies, despite having some really great ingredients. fresh Ferdosa Abdi 0 Geeks of Color September 27, 2018 +1050 It has all the appearances of being a family Halloween dream, but director Eli Roth fails to keep The House with a Clock in Its Walls ticking over. 2/5 rotten Sinead Brennan 0 September 27, 2018 +1050 It's an unusual recipe for a PG-rated kids' flick, but it works. 3.5/5 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days September 26, 2018 +1050 "Here's what's truly infuriating-the fact that the beloved young-adult novel of which the film is based fell into the hands of the ""Hostel"" series horror-famed director Eli Roth." 1.5/4 rotten Sarah Knight 0 Sarah's Backstage Pass September 26, 2018 +1050 Roth apparently wanted to make this film to entice children into the horror genre, so this is much more light-hearted than scary. In fact, it's not scary. Problem is that it is not funny, either. 3/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times September 26, 2018 +1050 Has fun performances, but its loose storytelling and lack of adventure just makes this family film downright mediocre. 2.5/5 rotten Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews September 25, 2018 +1050 There are a ton of visual effects, but most are very well done and convincing. I can't praise the film enough for feeling fresh and different. The cinematography is well done, and the atmospheric set pieces are gothic and gorgeous. 8/10 fresh Anthony Ray 0 Film Threat September 25, 2018 +1050 The book is a charmingly quaint, deeply eerie supernatural mystery about grief, necromancy, and the apocalypse. The movie version is a shrieking CGI carnival full of poop jokes and barfing pumpkins. rotten Tasha Robinson 0 The Verge September 25, 2018 +1050 The movie is never boring and everyone works hard.But the overall effect is repetitive, i.e., quirkiness followed by more quirkiness. rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) September 25, 2018 +1050 There's a casual, endearing familiarity to everything on display, but it never feels pandering or in service of a filmmaker's sense of nostalgia. 7/10 fresh Andrew Parker 0 The Gate September 25, 2018 +1050 Just know your littles well to avoid unnecessary trauma. It would've been too much for little me, so proceed with caution. Overall, The House with a Clock in Its Walls is a great pre-Halloween watch to get you in the creepy mood. 7/10 fresh Brittany N. Williams 0 Black Nerd Problems September 25, 2018 +1050 Parents should be warned that about two-thirds in, it becomes less funny and instead gets pretty dark. 4/5 fresh Jo Berry 0 Movies4Kids September 25, 2018 +1050 If this soulless slog is any indication of what to expect from future Amblin wannabes, then we're all in trouble, as it isn't Back to the Future as much as it's bleak for the future. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing September 24, 2018 +1050 It has the potential to be a good, enduring Halloween classic. fresh Martin Thomas 0 Double Toasted September 24, 2018 +1050 I'm not going to be too hard on this because I think it's a good adventure for the kids. fresh Korey Coleman 0 Double Toasted September 24, 2018 +1050 Truly haunted by languishing in derivation and mediocrity. 2/5 rotten Sarah Ward 0 ArtsHub September 24, 2018 +1050 Although perhaps unlikely to become a classic passed on from generation to generation, there is a lot to like in this enjoyable, fun adventure. 3/5 fresh Aine O'Connor 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) September 24, 2018 +1050 Kids deserve both more, and less. 1/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm September 24, 2018 +1050 The House with a Clock in Its Walls is a thrilling world to spend time in, combining classic elements of a good family horror movie to lovely effect. For kids, parents, and kids-at-heart, it's a great way to kick off the Halloween season. 8 fresh Abby Olcese 0 Rave Reviews September 24, 2018 +1050 Sinister, shivery, supernatural fun for the whole family. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate September 23, 2018 +1050 It's a clunky title, based on the hit novel by John Bellairs, but it's a satisfying appetizer for those craving a little pre-Halloween treat. B- fresh Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com September 23, 2018 +1050 It works if all you're looking for is a movie you can take your children to see. 3/5 fresh Wenlei Ma 0 News.com.au September 22, 2018 +1050 Director Eli Roth is better known for his gory, torture-porn pictures, but with this movie he demonstrates he can pull it back for a thrilling, family-friendly fantasy. fresh Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal September 22, 2018 +1050 Roth creates vivid visuals that shock and scare and in some scenes, delight. B- fresh Dana Barbuto 0 The Patriot Ledger September 21, 2018 +1050 The film has about five too many poop jokes. 2/4 rotten Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World September 21, 2018 +1050 The House with a Clock in Its Walls is exactly what it needs to be: charming and creepy. If this is what we get when sensationalized horror directors take a stab at the lighter side of cinema, then let them have at it. 3.5/5 fresh Deirdre Crimmins 0 HighDef Digest September 21, 2018 +1050 It's at its best when the bickersome Mr. Black and Ms. Blanchett trade insults about their begone heydays. 2.5/4 fresh Barry Paris 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette September 21, 2018 +1050 Be warned that there are some images which might alarm the under-tens. But everyone else should be richly entertained. 4/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) September 21, 2018 +1050 The film is nicely shot and Black and Blanchett have some amusing lines. 3/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Express (UK) September 21, 2018 +1050 A good PG-rated scary movie for the pre-teen set. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz September 21, 2018 +1050 The problem that this has is that...Eli Roth wasn't the right person to be doing it. rotten Mark Kermode 0 Kermode & Mayo's Film Review September 21, 2018 +1050 All-in-all, the film comes across as a family entertainer - something which the adults can enjoy with their kids -- and has all the hallmarks of the beginning of a profitable franchise for Amblin. 3.5/5 fresh Devesh Sharma 0 Filmfare September 21, 2018 +1050 [Roth] does bring the sensibility as far as atmosphere, as far as craft. He brings that darkness to it, but it doesn't become so dark that you can't get into it. fresh Dan Murrell 0 Screen Junkies September 21, 2018 +1050 At the end of the day, this is a movie that really strikes a remarkable balance and works at so many levels. fresh Roth Cornet 0 Screen Junkies September 21, 2018 +1050 It runs out of steam at about the midway point and falls victim to clumsy, overcooked plotting. It's fun for a while, until it becomes more trick than treat. C rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News September 21, 2018 +1050 Jack Black and Cate Blanchett are fantastic...dare I say, I'd like to see Eli Roth do some more stuff like this. 3/5 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know September 21, 2018 +1050 The plot and themes don't really measure up but it is fun, largely because of the matter-of-fact brand of wit dispensed by Blanchett and Black and the young fogeyish appeal of Vaccaro's Lewis. 3.5/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald September 21, 2018 +1050 The story is convoluted, and makes no sense whatsoever. 2.6/5 rotten Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know September 21, 2018 +1050 This film is a true illustration how important every creative crew member worked together to add depth to character and story, with remarkable thrills and chills. fresh Neely Swanson 0 Easy Reader (California) September 21, 2018 +1050 Blanchett is good to watch as the dignified witch. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Romei 0 The Australian September 21, 2018 +1050 Who knew that the director who once gave the world Hostel Part II could conjure up on the most magical family fantasies in years? 4.5/5 fresh James Croot 0 Stuff.co.nz September 21, 2018 +1050 This is the latest in a series of films that have criminally wasted the luminous Blanchett. 2/5 rotten Ed Potton 0 Times (UK) September 21, 2018 +1050 The film itself is an excellent example of how to treat children with the emotional maturity to handle scary situations without pandering to the idea that they aren't able to grasp intense stakes. fresh Leigh Monson 0 Birth.Movies.Death. September 21, 2018 +1050 Black's comedic timing and acting makes him a perfect fit for portraying the outlandishly peculiar uncle. Blanchett's poise and grace, paired with her adept and nuanced acting, bring what could have been a dull character to technicolor life. 4/4 fresh Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) September 21, 2018 +1050 Roth treats his viewers as smart children, versed in movie logic: they can tell the house is magic, and he doesn't waste their time. 3/5 fresh Elena Lazic 0 SciFiNow September 21, 2018 +1050 Helmed by Eli Roth...this whimsical and magical feast is every bit as silly as it sounds. But listen, it all comes together rather splendidly. 3/5 fresh Chris Wasser 0 The Herald (Ireland) September 21, 2018 +1050 Cute kiddie entertainment from Eli Roth? The gates of hell have surely opened. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald September 21, 2018 +1050 It does have a low-key charm to it that should resonate both with kids and nostalgic adults alike. If nothing else, the goofy-spooky vibe should make it an instant Halloween perennial. 4/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com September 21, 2018 +1050 It's also likely that Roth just hasn't been able to dial down his usual routine far enough for a family audience. Given the charm of the film's first act, that really seems too bad. 2/4 rotten Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 21, 2018 +1050 It takes a few magical moments to savor the wonder and magic of the title house before all heck breaks loose. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner September 21, 2018 +1050 There's something joyfully old-fashioned about its wide-eyed, nostalgic sense of wonderment. 3/5 fresh Ross Miller 0 The National (Scotland) September 21, 2018 +1050 "This surprisingly charming mix of Harry Potter, ""A Christmas Story"" and ""Hugo"" has enough creepiness for the kids while adults can enjoy the Addams Family by way of Tim Burton production design and Blanchett's amusing eccentricity." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 21, 2018 +1050 ...a little bit whimsical, a little bit scary, and a whole lot of charming. 7.5/10 fresh Matthew Razak 0 Flixist.com September 21, 2018 +1050 Production designer JonHutman should come out and take a bow after the end credits. Everybody else should stay seated. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online September 21, 2018 +1050 It is unremarkable, undifferentiated kid-family fun that's actually fun - which may be the most remarkable thing about it. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net September 21, 2018 +1050 Underneath the wacky Halloween-ready styling of The House with a Clock in Its Walls is an insightful message about how loving others is to accept the pain that may come with that feeling. 4/5 fresh Roxana Hadadi 0 Chesapeake Family Magazine September 21, 2018 +1050 The House With a Clock in Its Walls has a slick competence and cleverness that will appeal to adults and just enough menace to make the film tense but not terrifying for younger viewers. 3/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon September 21, 2018 +1050 The story carries less urgency as it ticks along, frittering away its energy amid all the special effects and sight gags. 2/4 rotten Robert Horton 0 Seattle Weekly September 21, 2018 +1050 A poorly fit project for Roth who simply doesn't have the skill to invoke a lot of the nostalgic Amblin qualities that he allegedly aims for. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed September 20, 2018 +1050 Funny how it took Eli Roth, of all people, to make the best Robert Zemeckis movie in ages. fresh Sean Burns 0 New England Movies Weekly September 20, 2018 +1050 A witchy brew of laughs and chills energizes this family Halloween treat. 3/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com September 20, 2018 +1050 Director Eli Roth has turned in a charming slice of cinema that should become a Halloween staple for many children going forward. 4/5 fresh Rob Dean 0 Bullz-Eye.com September 20, 2018 +1050 Eli Roth's tween-friendly spookfest has jump-worthy scenes. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media September 20, 2018 +1050 The film walks a fine line here, delivering enough frightening moments to qualify as a thriller-comedy, while also creating enough drama and character development to let adult chaperones feel they're watching an actual movie. 3/5 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post September 20, 2018 +1050 The script captures the zestful spirit of a young man confident of overcoming any obstacles in his path. The incessant banter between the adults is hit-and-miss, but the period production design by Jon Hutman is spot-on. 2.5/5 fresh Rashid Irani 0 Hindustan Times September 20, 2018 +1050 The spirited combination of Black and Blanchett along with gorgeous production and costume design make this an entertaining family adventure. 3.5/5 fresh Neil Soans 0 The Times of India September 20, 2018 +1050 The short-term excitement of jump-scares and readily accessible spells are a poor trade-off for the steadily deepening mysteries and fears that have made Bellairs' book such an enduring classic. rotten Scott Tobias 1 NPR September 20, 2018 +1050 This isn't meant to be a knock on the outstanding actors, but it's kind of disappointing when the best aspect of a fantasy mystery is the work from Jack Black and Cate Blanchett 2/5 rotten Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth September 20, 2018 +1050 [T]he movie's scary sequences are crafted with care, while everything involving the characters feels rushed, mismanaged, and shakily assembled. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies September 20, 2018 +1050 J.K. Rowling has spoiled us for any other story involving magic - stories like The House With a Clock in Its Walls, haunted-house tale for kids that gets by on silliness and the odd screen pairing of Jack Black and Cate Blanchett. 2.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 The Movie Cricket September 20, 2018 +1050 A sometimes average film elevated above and beyond by its leads. 4/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) September 20, 2018 +1050 Even if it might not satisfy the generations who grew up on Bellairs' book, it'll probably be good enough for their kids. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Film Racket September 20, 2018 +1050 The House With a Clock in its Walls is a bullseye, perfectly balanced between funny and scary. fresh Matthew Dessem 1 Slate September 20, 2018 +1050 "Kids, of course, will not know or care how derivative and suspenseless ""House"" can get, or how unscary it feels..." rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald September 20, 2018 +1050 Horror maestro Eli Roth's kid-friendly fantasy is hobbled by a lukewarm story despite its great cast and terrific set design. fresh Liam Lacey 0 Original Cin September 20, 2018 +1050 Charmingly broad performances and lots of fanciful FX, which makes up for the weird tone. 6/10 fresh 0 Adelaide Review September 20, 2018 +1050 Eli Roth's participation here will no doubt raise eyebrows among those familiar with his gross-out screamers, though he approaches this more family-friendly material with no less urge to shock. fresh Scott Nye 0 Battleship Pretension September 20, 2018 +1050 Too much of the narrative falls back on plot twists that come out of nowhere for us to care much about the fate of its characters. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman September 20, 2018 +1050 [It's] hard to find better performers than Jack Black and Cate Blanchett as the odd couple of wizards. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Gaspar Zimerman 0 September 20, 2018 +1050 The House with a Clock in Its Walls never quite grasps what made its inspirations tick. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 20, 2018 +1050 More charming and sweetly calibrated than one might expect... It's a welcome change of pace from Roth, who shows a dimensionality previously undetected. 3/5 fresh 0 IONCINEMA.com September 20, 2018 +1050 If you can get past the fussiness, you'll like it. 2.5/4 fresh Maren Longbella 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 20, 2018 +1050 "Despite its special effects and two proven stars, ""The House With a Clock in Its Walls"" never manages to create the magic we keep hoping will materialize." 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday September 20, 2018 +1050 By never talking or shooting down to its young audience, The House With a Clock in Its Walls proves itself to be - against all odds - a thoroughly charming family film. 4/5 fresh Matthew Monagle 0 Austin Chronicle September 20, 2018 +1050 A likably cast, mildly diverting Halloween appetizer that serviceably channels early Harry Potter. 2.5/4 fresh Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe September 20, 2018 +1050 Contains very few real scares and even less of a story. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star September 20, 2018 +1050 No film in which Cate Blanchett head-butts a vivified jack-o'-lantern could be entirely without merit. fresh Ben Kenigsberg 1 New York Times September 20, 2018 +1050 While it may have some scares for its intended young audience, it largely falls flat for everybody else. C+ rotten Matt Goldberg 0 Collider September 20, 2018 +1050 A Spielberg-esque adventure full of modest frights and lots of magic. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics September 20, 2018 +1050 Black, more than anyone else, should have been the one to wind up The House with a Clock in Its Walls. Too bad he doesn't give as much as he takes. 2.5/4 rotten Simon Abrams 1 RogerEbert.com September 20, 2018 +1050 Black has turned himself into a family-friendly joy who's really fun to watch, and Blanchett complements him as both friend and paternal figure for Lewis. fresh Brian Truitt 1 USA Today September 20, 2018 +1050 This cluttered, busy but dispiriting family movie is like an extravagant cinematic fun house equipped with everything money can buy, except the fun. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 20, 2018 +1050 Eli Roth made a family film. That's weird. Although there is certainly something juvenile about the filmmaker's work in general. 3 rotten Hope Madden 0 Columbus Underground September 20, 2018 +1050 Roth's not prepared in full, creating a feature that's tonally off-balance, making delight with the dark side a chore to experience. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com September 20, 2018 +1050 Technically it's a very solid movie, but tonally it has problems, which build with each similarly dark and unsettling scene. 2/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 19, 2018 +1050 A high-end version of one of those direct-to-video kids' movies that play on the Disney Channel all throughout October, all cobwebbed tombstones behind iron cemetery gates and dead leaves crunching underfoot. B fresh Katie Rife 1 AV Club September 19, 2018 +1050 At his best, Roth plunders elements from countless other tales of supernatural spookery... and nudges them eerily close to genuine enchantment. fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times September 19, 2018 +1050 It's a throwback to an earlier era of filmmaking, in which the benefits of new technology are neatly disguised in old-school storytelling. 2.5/4 fresh Jane Horwitz 1 Washington Post September 19, 2018 +1050 The House with a Clock in Its Walls makes an adequate early Halloween treat for children who enjoy spooky/scary movies that don't go too far over-the-top. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 19, 2018 +1050 An exciting and scary final act makes up for a middling kid horror fantasy that is marked by a slow start and an inappropriately comedic tone. 6.8/10 fresh Witney Seibold 0 IGN Movies September 19, 2018 +1050 The film sometimes jars tonally but it's a worthy Halloween watch for all the family. 3/5 fresh 0 Daily Mirror (UK) September 19, 2018 +1050 "Clock"" feels like a movie at war with itself." 2/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times September 19, 2018 +1050 It ticks all the boxes but it feels more like a respectful imitation of an Amblin movie as opposed to one that truly embodies its spirit. C+ fresh Ali Gray 0 TheShiznit.co.uk September 19, 2018 +1050 The House with a Clock in Its Walls achieves an eerie look, but is fitfully dull in the first two acts. Horror Director Eli Roth foregoes his usual macabre blood and guts for kid-friendly fare. 2/5 rotten Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb September 19, 2018 +1050 Jack Black and Cate Blanchett have an easy comic rapport, affectionately bad mouthing one another and trying to steal scenes from under each other's noses. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) September 19, 2018 +1050 The novel's themes of grief and bravery propel the film towards a visually dark finale that makes the most of Roth's grisly approach to the material. 3/5 fresh Katherine McLaughlin 0 The List September 19, 2018 +1050 Gateway horror full of punchy repartee and an empathetic soul. The blending of the spooky and sweet is infectious. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFrightFile.com September 19, 2018 +1050 While there's plenty of gothic atmosphere, and two delightful performances from Jack Black and Cate Blanchett, Roth never quite figures out how to make The House with a Clock in Its Walls tick. 6/10 rotten Chris Evangelista 0 Slashfilm September 19, 2018 +1050 It looks as if it was produced by some computer programme, devised by accountants and market researchers. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian September 19, 2018 +1050 The final act of The House with a Clock in Its Walls stumbles between awkward, telegraphed jolts and busy, effects-heavy action, completely losing sight of the trauma and grief that was meant to give the film its emotional core. 1/4 rotten Jake Cole 0 Slant Magazine September 19, 2018 +1050 Roth's most technically accomplished effort to date, yet despite the enthusiastic efforts of Black and Blanchett, it's all a bit too stodgy and low-energy. 2.5/5 rotten Shaun Munro 0 Flickering Myth September 19, 2018 +1050 Stillborn 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation September 18, 2018 +1050 Roth's film is a funhouse throwback, a scare-the-kids goof with a top-shelf cast, an antique shop's worth of creepy windup dolls and more heart than you might expect - and, like those jack-o'-lanterns, it's got more teeth, too. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 0 Denver Westword September 18, 2018 +1050 Jack Black and Cate Blanchett are a delightful duo, but a sense of wonder never takes hold here. It's a movie about magic that's disappointingly dull. 2.5/5 rotten Perri Nemiroff 0 Perri Nemiroff September 18, 2018 +1050 "There's something missing from ""The House with a Clock in Its Walls."" It's weightless... all style, no heft" rotten Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service September 18, 2018 +1050 I may not be crazy about the filmmaking itself, but I'd happily spend more time with Black and Blanchett flinging insults. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 Nerdist September 18, 2018 +1050 A Series of Unfortunate Events meets Goosebumps and Harry Potter, only without bringing anything new or surprising to its witchy, haunted house narrative. 5/10 rotten Oliver Whitney 0 ScreenCrush September 18, 2018 +1050 "Nothing makes a lot of sense in ""The House With a Clock in Its Walls,"" except perhaps when Black's character warns: ""This is no place for a kid." 0/4 rotten Mark Kennedy 1 Associated Press September 18, 2018 +1050 An engaging blend of horror, comedy and fantasy meant for the entire family. 4/5 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 18, 2018 +1050 The whole affair is utterly charming, and I had a lot of fun with Roth's first foray into kid-centric genre fare. 4/5 fresh Heather Wixson 0 Daily Dead September 18, 2018 +1050 Charming entry-level spookiness and nicely old-fashioned eeriness for budding fright fans. A disarmingly goofy Jack Black and a vamping-it-up Cate Blanchett meet in a comic middle that is perfectly pitched. 4/5 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 18, 2018 +1050 This fast-paced, hyper-functional kind of storytelling doesn't allow for the depth of feeling it needs in order to work. C rotten David Ehrlich 1 indieWire September 18, 2018 +1050 Although the film is far from perfect, the cinematic landscape could certainly use a little more of this kind of thing and, with twelve novels to draw from, it wouldn't be difficult to make it into a franchise. 3/5 fresh Caroline Preece 0 Den of Geek September 18, 2018 +1050 The House with a Clock in Its Walls is a magical, kid-friendly horror flick with exceptionally fun performances by Jack Black and Cate Blanchett. 3/5 fresh Molly Freeman 0 ScreenRant September 18, 2018 +1050 Cate Blanchett really shines here as Mrs. Zimmerman, a witch with a tragic past who is broken inside, and her magic is suffering. You could easily watch the joyous insult banter between Blanchett and Black for two hours. 7/10 fresh Jenna Busch 0 Huffington Post September 18, 2018 +1050 The fact of the matter is The House with a Clock in Its Walls simply isn't that exciting. It's set in a world of magic and wonder that rarely feels magical or wonderful. rotten Germain Lussier 0 io9.com September 18, 2018 +1050 Eli Roth trades judgment and R-rated gore for empathy and kid-targeted chills in this delightful horror fantasy. 8/10 fresh Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes September 18, 2018 +1050 Despite a fantastical premise and some truly eye-popping effects, The House With A Clock In Its Walls suffers from post-Potter fatigue; there's simply nothing here, visual or thematic, that hasn't been done before. rotten Nikki Baughan 0 Screen International September 18, 2018 +1050 It largely succeeds, buoyed by Black's typical exuberance, Blanchett's typical slyness and a richly evocative rendering of a Rockwellian suburb sprinkled with goofer dust. fresh Harry Windsor 1 Hollywood Reporter September 18, 2018 +1050 "Roth adapts his skills quite nicely to this project's PG rating, delivering minor jolts where appropriate, and leaning on ""Goosebumps"" star Jack Black to leaven things with comedy throughout." fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety September 18, 2018 +1050 The taboo-flouting director of the torture-porn Hostel movies has tapped into his inner Hufflepuff for what has to be one of the oddest career change-ups in Hollywood memory. Odder still, it kind of works. B- fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly September 18, 2018 +1050 Roth has connected with his own inner weirdo, found the still-beating heart inside him, and decided to nurture it - instead of ripping it out and eating it. fresh William Bibbiani 1 TheWrap September 18, 2018 +1050 A shallow attempt to make another Amblin classic, by a director who can't help but let his grisly horror pedigree creep back into frame. rotten Clarisse Loughrey 0 That Darn Movie Show September 18, 2018 +1050 ...an incredibly entertaining, if derivative around the edges, family-friendly fantasy flick... 1 fresh Cain Noble-Davies 0 FILMINK (Australia) September 18, 2018 +1050 An engaging new direction for Eli Roth, who offsets the odd tonal hiccup with plenty of ghoulish delights. 3/5 fresh Josh Winning 0 Total Film September 17, 2018 +1051 This is a charming, sensitive and discreet portrait of female adolescence set in turn-of-the-century Australia. fresh Bruce McCabe 1 Boston Globe April 28, 2018 +1051 The Getting of Wisdom demonstrates the painful aspects of trying to win the approval of one's peers during adolescence. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 29, 2004 +1051 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 5, 2005 +1054 ...a hopelessly frivolous waste of time. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 7, 2005 +1054 Might wring a few chuckles out of you, but certainly not much more than a few. 2.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com November 20, 2005 +1055 absurd situation creates lasting images that don't diminish with time B fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews June 17, 2011 +1055 A brilliant and brilliantly disturbing film. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 28, 2007 +1055 Tanovic adroitly indicts the entrenched hostilities between people and nations. 3/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 25, 2004 +1055 savage whimsy 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 5, 2003 +1055 An intelligent and expertly-judged microcosm of the inanity of war. 4/5 fresh Tom Grealis 0 February 13, 2003 +1055 Despite some missteps, No Man's Land is a shrewd film that provides a persuasive picture of how small conflicts can escalate into all-out war. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International September 9, 2002 +1055 Skimps on character development for such a politically-charged movie C+ rotten Jason Clark 0 Matinee Magazine June 14, 2002 +1055 It's less about battlefields and weaponry than it is about personality conflicts and the agonizing frustration that boils inside people who want to put positive changes into effect, but are too entangled in red tape to do much of anything. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 10, 2002 +1055 No Man's Land is the superior version of Russell's slightly overrated Three Kings. fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button May 31, 2002 +1055 Makes us laugh and frustrates us at the same time. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic May 21, 2002 +1055 No es una cinta de guerra heroica, sino todo lo contrario, y esto de refleja perfectamente en la escena final, que es de una incredulidad indescriptible. 3.5/4 fresh Jorge Avila 0 Moviola May 7, 2002 +1055 A very good, award-worthy film. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies April 24, 2002 +1055 Its success is mainly because of the taut script, the good acting, and the effective directing. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 22, 2002 +1055 We learn absolutely nothing about the ideologies of these people or their reasons for fighting. They are virtually interchangeable... C+ rotten Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com April 16, 2002 +1055 ...provides a healthy dose of dark satiric drama, psychological gamesmanship, good performances, and valuable themes. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 27, 2002 +1055 Ranks not far behind Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star March 22, 2002 +1055 Despite the liberal sprinkling of humor, No Man's Land ends with a very powerful and sure-to-haunt-you statement. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) March 22, 2002 +1055 This is a sound bite satire for a war fought through them. 2/4 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +1055 A tightly constructed, chilling drama with welcome doses of gallows humor. fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly February 26, 2002 +1055 ... a gripping piece of combat theater. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 26, 2002 +1055 In this expertly calibrated debut, Tanovic charts the ebb and flow of these events, which began in a fog and end in a Pyrrhic tie, as a global ripple that is everyone's business. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 26, 2002 +1055 Blazingly good anti-war sentiment. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf February 26, 2002 +1055 El humor y el absurdo en un drama ligero que toca temas con fuerza. fresh Alex Ramirez 0 Cinenganos February 20, 2002 +1055 No Man's Land hurts when you laugh. 4/4 fresh 0 Sacramento Bee February 15, 2002 +1055 It's hard to believe this is writer-director Danis Tanovic's first feature fiction film. A fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle February 15, 2002 +1055 No Man's Land begins and ends quietly, like stirrings of thunder from a distant storm. In between comes a tragedy that rolls over us like a compact hurricane. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 15, 2002 +1055 A Waiting for Godot for art-house movie buffs. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 8, 2002 +1055 The film would have been a stunner under any circumstances, but with the situation in Afghanistan and the Middle East worsening on a daily basis, No Man's Land feels even more relevant. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald February 8, 2002 +1055 The acting's so strong and the dialogue so realistic, that it feels authentic. fresh Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News February 7, 2002 +1055 This powerful film is often harrowing to watch, but it can also be shockingly entertaining as it deftly mixes macabre humor, pathos, and horror. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline January 15, 2002 +1055 A strange and disturbing film, but it is not without a stirringly humanist compassion even at its most outlandish and outrageous. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer January 9, 2002 +1055 After the movie makes its one didactic point, it repeats it endlessly, hoping to beat it into out heads that war is fruitless and senseless. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 4, 2002 +1055 An interesting foreign war movie featuring a nice balance between drama and humor. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 4, 2002 +1055 While the audience has its laughs along the way, the violent tension of war often threatens to erupt, and slowly, subtly gathering force is the film's emotional weight. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 3, 2002 +1055 NO MAN'S LAND is the best war movie since SAVING PRIVATE RYAN. 5/5 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2002 +1055 Unlike most American dark comedies there is no soft edge to be found anywhere in this devastating indictment of war. 3.5/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 31, 2001 +1055 A nice and blistering portrait of war at its most absurd. 3.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com December 27, 2001 +1055 By film's end I was impressed by the rich tapestry of characters, dark humor and violence, all carefully balanced and delivered with a modicum of rational thought. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 26, 2001 +1055 A very good film and should be seen. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies December 21, 2001 +1055 A well-mounted... seriocomedy with passing punchlines. And for about half the movie, it's compelling stuff. 3/5 rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post December 21, 2001 +1055 It's not a pretty picture, but it is a funny one, if you agree with Tanovic that all human behavior tends toward folly, cowardice, self-deception, corruption and hopelessness. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post December 21, 2001 +1055 Tanovic, himself a war veteran, expertly twists us within the dilemma while avoiding easy answers. fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 21, 2001 +1055 One of the most remarkable films of the year. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 21, 2001 +1055 The absurdity of it is diluted by the metaphorical sledgehammer used to smash the antiwar message home. rotten Dave White 0 IFilm December 21, 2001 +1055 A skillfully wrought, if somewhat predictable, farce involving belligerent opponents, blundering international peacekeepers and excitable journalists. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail December 21, 2001 +1055 A bleakly funny parable that could be titled Between Enemy Lines. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 21, 2001 +1055 From beginning to end, it bristles with ironies in classic Eastern European absurdist style. 3/4 fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe December 21, 2001 +1055 It's undeniably riveting. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 20, 2001 +1055 Tanovic's film is coil-sprung to explode on the unsuspecting. 3.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 20, 2001 +1055 An explosively suspenseful, deeply moving dark comedy and an astonishingly assured fiction debut from Tanovic. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune December 20, 2001 +1055 It's a great war farce because it's confident enough in its emotions and convictions to focus on the laughs, knowing you'll get the message anyway. 4/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 18, 2001 +1055 A balanced and devastatingly accurate look at the Bosnian conflict 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com December 15, 2001 +1055 No Man's Land instantly lands on the short list of great films about the absurdity of war. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 14, 2001 +1055 Part of what makes No Man's Land so effective is a take-no-prisoners sense of humor that is characteristically Balkan. 5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 14, 2001 +1055 Reverberates with anger and intelligence, wit and despair. fresh Jean Oppenheimer 0 New Times December 13, 2001 +1055 Absurdity reminiscent of Camus is married to a modernist cynicism that is most disquieting 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide December 11, 2001 +1055 [A] stunning farce... fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 10, 2001 +1055 Equally deft at portraying the hateful madness of war and the infantile, venal feeble-mindedness of military bureaucracy. fresh Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine December 9, 2001 +1055 Tense and, ultimately, emotionally devastating, No Man's Land uses the blackest of humor to create the most subtle of satires. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 9, 2001 +1055 A vivid and unforgettable film about the insanity of war and the dreadful things it can do to those who drench themselves in hate and violence. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 8, 2001 +1055 The movie's insights let the movie get away with its wartime irreverence. fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today December 7, 2001 +1055 A story told simply, with a dose of mordant humor that starkly puts its points across. 4/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com December 7, 2001 +1055 Scathingly tense, blackly funny and ultimately indelible. fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday December 7, 2001 +1055 An absorbing, deeply affecting, well-acted -- and remarkably evenhanded -- antiwar statement. 4/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 7, 2001 +1055 A merciless and mirthlessly funny antiwar weapon from a filmmaker who has seen battle firsthand and has lived to make art from memories of hell. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly December 7, 2001 +1055 A worthwhile little picture with a true sense of humanity running through it. fresh Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com December 7, 2001 +1055 'Who's On First?' in a corpse-riddled trench, with moral culpability for a genocidal civil war rather than the identity of a first baseman as the punchline. A staggering debut. fresh Gary Mairs 0 culturevulture.net December 7, 2001 +1055 Shows that the most effective antiwar statements are clothed in humor and irony. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 7, 2001 +1055 This tour of duty to the cineplex is worth enlisting for. fresh 0 E! Online December 7, 2001 +1055 Seems ... deeply and painfully authentic. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times December 6, 2001 +1055 The writing is brisk and smart and this is one fine film. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette December 6, 2001 +1055 A bare-knuckled, absurdly comic and at times unbearably tense look back at the madness of the Bosnian conflict. 4/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide December 6, 2001 +1055 Tanovic is sometimes glib, but he makes his points with admirable visual restraint. fresh 1 Village Voice December 4, 2001 +1055 An eloquent anti-war testimonial, it paints a bleak picture of how there is no simple answer to deeply-rooted hatred. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 4, 2001 +1055 The bracing nature of the humor, the energy of the direction and the authenticity of the performances go far to mitigate its weaknesses. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 4, 2001 +1055 Fierce, funny and finally devastating. 4.5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 15, 2001 +1055 Tanovic gives us a mature, thoughtful story with sympathetic characters and a strong statement against war. B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 2, 2001 +1055 No Man's Land may end with an honest blip yet its history is remiss. 2.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 31, 2001 +1055 "No Man's Land"" makes it's message go down with a laugh before it sucker punches you." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 30, 2001 +1055 Extremely taut, brutally funny and achingly frank. fresh Lael Loewenstein 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 24, 2001 +1055 Tanovic makes Land accessible and compelling enough for audiences everywhere to appreciate. 8/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine October 12, 2001 +1055 The spirit of MASH runs through this sharply observed, absurdly funny take on the folly of war. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter August 30, 2001 +1055 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1055 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1055 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1055 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat January 13, 2004 +1055 3.5/4 fresh Joe Mader 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1055 B fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +1055 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1055 5/5 fresh Brian Walker 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1055 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review October 10, 2002 +1055 A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 18, 2002 +1055 4/5 fresh 0 BBC.com May 6, 2002 +1055 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle April 14, 2002 +1055 3.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com March 2, 2002 +1055 1 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com January 2, 2002 +1055 4/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +1056 Odd drama about eccentric show biz family, featuring Jerry Lewis in rare dramatic role. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 2, 2008 +1056 Fascinating and quirky little movie with great bits from Oliver Reed and Leslie Caron. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 24, 2003 +1056 It has its moments, but not enough of them. 2/5 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 30, 2002 +1056 Lee Evans steals every scene he's in. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1056 C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1056 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com May 7, 2007 +1056 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 7, 2005 +1056 4/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ July 3, 2005 +1056 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1056 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +1056 3.5/4 fresh Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1056 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 17, 2003 +1056 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +1056 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1056 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1056 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1056 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1056 4/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1060 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +1060 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 7, 2005 +1062 Stagebound, unconvincing and tedious. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 23, 2008 +1062 B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 10, 2013 +1064 The film is absorbing, and Depardieu is as good as ever. fresh Hilary Mantel 0 The Spectator August 30, 2018 +1064 "...mysterious and powerful. Pialat, an atheist, has made a deeply spiritual film in the canon of Dreyer and Bresson, Bruno Dumont's ""Hors Satan"" surely influenced by it." A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 14, 2016 +1064 It works as an intense meditation on faith, despair and evil. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 24, 2015 +1064 Examines the ways that the faith and morals of a priest are tested. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 27, 2004 +1064 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 19, 2005 +1067 CALL ME BY YOUR NAME REVIEW: 'A STUNNING COMING-OF-AGE TALE THAT WILL GO DOWN IN GAY CINEMA HISTORY 5/5 fresh Joe Passmore 0 Attitude November 8, 2018 +1067 Guadagnino delivers one of the year's most striking, eloquent films... Each moment feels pulled out of a different era, transporting viewers in a way only cinema masters can. fresh Matt Ward 0 Cinematic Considerations November 5, 2018 +1067 A picturesque portrait of irresistible romance led by emotionally naked performances. C+ rotten Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 1, 2018 +1067 Call Me By Your Name has been marketed as a gay romance, yet less overt is its inclusion of Jewish culture. 3.4 fresh Li Lai 0 Mediaversity Reviews November 1, 2018 +1067 Call Me By Your Name is an unapologetic celebration of emotion. fresh Ian Thomas 0 Ian Thomas Malone October 31, 2018 +1067 An observational character piece that's meant to be experienced in terms of visual beauty, erotic charge and thoughtful contemplation on the intensity and brevity of youth and love. 3 fresh Bob Chipman 0 Geek October 31, 2018 +1067 Here is a film that shuns conventions expected in coming-of-age stories and romances but never at the expense of universal emotions felt by anyone who has ever been in love. 4/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 30, 2018 +1067 It's a very astute study of the struggles of a young man trying to find out who he is and struggling between relationships -- both conventional and forbidden by society. B fresh Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News October 25, 2018 +1067 It's refreshing, wonderful, and shows that love is love no matter how you slice it. fresh Hannah Hoolihan 0 Hannah Hoolihan October 25, 2018 +1067 It's hard for me to talk about this film without just hurling adjectives at the page; it's tender, beautiful, sexy, hilarious and deeply moving - a romance story for the ages, directed and acted with a passionate sincerity. 5/5 fresh Alistair Ryder 0 Gay Essential October 8, 2018 +1067 Call Me By Your Name is a staggeringly beautiful film that brings together a fully fleshed out artistic vision ... as well as a host of brilliant performances from its cast. 5/5 fresh Kimberly Pierce 0 Geek Girl Authority August 31, 2018 +1067 "Where so many Hollywood ""gay"" stories end on positive notes of rebirth and optimism, Guadagnino helms a love story unafraid to highlight the suffering one always contains." 1 fresh Jared Mobarak 0 BuffaloVibe August 28, 2018 +1067 Call Me By Your Name survives because of poignant screenwriting, keen directing, and tender acting. 3/4 fresh Robert Daniels 0 812filmreviews August 27, 2018 +1067 "Right when I begin to feel fatigued by ""coming of age"" movies, this comes out and blows me away." 5/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 26, 2018 +1067 Call Me By Your Name doesn't insist on your attention for much of its two-hour running length; it lets you fall in and out, its scenes glazed with a nostalgia that almost encourages personal reminisces. fresh Molly Templeton 0 Eugene Weekly (OR) August 24, 2018 +1067 Call Me By Your Name is a romantic masterpiece and, quite possibly, my favourite film of the year. fresh Hannah Ryan 0 Screen Queens August 24, 2018 +1067 In one singular space, you feel insecure, confident, charismatic, inferior and completely clueless, as if it were a revolving door never allowing you to stop and walk through, towards something bigger, maybe even something grown up. fresh Ella Kemp 0 Vague Visages August 24, 2018 +1067 "A compelling, confusing, beautiful film peopled with unforgettable, believable characters, not necessarily a crowd pleaser, but an intense, highly individual vision that might open your eyes to what the definition of ""summer romance"" can mean. " fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 24, 2018 +1067 "By opting against a graphic depiction of the characters' carnal consummation, it causes that spark of first love Elio is coming to terms with to linger more pervasively. That warmth exuding from the screen is ""Call Me by Your Name's"" gift to you." fresh Ruben Rosario 0 MiamiArtZine August 22, 2018 +1067 I find it strangely hypocritical that Hollywood is so willing to celebrate the behavior on film that it so vehemently condemns in real life... Call Me By Your Name is creepy, not cool. rotten Lisa Johnson 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com August 21, 2018 +1067 It works well as a coming of age story and examination of how people communicate when they are unsure of the other's feelings. 3/5 fresh Rosalynn Try-Hane 0 Fopp.com August 21, 2018 +1067 Chalamet's performance ascends into the pantheon of greats, a mixture of Marlon Brando's brimming panic and Heath Ledger's simmering vulnerability. fresh Glenn Heath 0 San Diego CityBeat August 20, 2018 +1067 Call Me by Your Name is a stronger film than the director's last film, A Bigger Splash, and employs touches of pure emotion that will tug at your heart. 3.5/5 fresh Mae Abdulbaki 0 Punch Drunk Critics August 14, 2018 +1067 There is much to relish in this passionate, visually rich romance...that particularly excels in its refreshing take on the permissiveness that's possible through liberalism guided by knowledge and experience. fresh Craig Takeuchi 0 Georgia Straight August 7, 2018 +1067 The era of LGBT cinema has reached a zenith with this film. 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 7, 2018 +1067 In a technical sense, Guadagnino understands how to transition between these moments, allowing the film to breathe effortlessly into the next as scenes are woven together with cross dissolves and fades rather than harsh cuts. fresh Morgan Rojas 0 Cinemacy August 5, 2018 +1067 Surprisingly, given how hyper-articulate everyone is, the duo's most potent scenes are wordless, conveying a wealth of emotion in glances and gestures. 5/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk July 1, 2018 +1067 It is the transmission of halcyon and the ensuing tragedy of its evaporation that Guadagnino nails in his adaptation. fresh Rich Juzwiak 0 The Muse/Jezebel June 12, 2018 +1067 The chemistry between the leading men grows organically and it chronologically makes sense for the viewer. These characters take time to feel comfortable with each other and the film takes its time documenting it. 5/5 fresh Stephan Boissonneault 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) March 9, 2018 +1067 The characters' beauty and intellectual perfection is so consummate that I couldn't entirely believe that these people actually had genitals-that they could ever sweat or incur sunburn. rotten Jonathan Romney 0 Film Comment Magazine March 8, 2018 +1067 ...a fascinating study of fleeting love, proving that a lot can be done when you favor characterisation and atmosphere over traditional narrative. [Full review in Spanish] 4/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 Me gusta el cine March 7, 2018 +1067 Director Luca Guadagnino has infused Call Me by Your Name with an unhurried and excessively languid sensibility that becomes more and more problematic as time progresses... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 6, 2018 +1067 ... a universal story that conquers with empathy and delicacy as very few love stories have in the history of cinema. [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh 0 March 6, 2018 +1067 A fine coming-of-age ode to first love. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 6, 2018 +1067 It ends up being quite moving, supported by excellent performances to create an effective drama. [Full Review in Spanish] 8.4/10 fresh 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) March 5, 2018 +1067 Call Me By Your Name is a film made with great care. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh William Venegas 0 February 26, 2018 +1067 Call Me by Your Name sees Italian filmmaker Luca Guadagnino do his home country proud with an absolutely gorgeous depiction of the northern Italian countryside. 4/5 fresh Ben Sin 0 South China Morning Post February 24, 2018 +1067 Call Me By Your Name does more harm than good, and needed to be and do more. Especially as yet another queer white cisgender-centric film, it should have aimed for the stars instead of aiming to make people feel comfortable. rotten Call Me By 0 Independent Online (South Africa) February 23, 2018 +1067 ... [director Luca Guadagnino] seems to give body and soul to Call Me by Your Name. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Nazareno Brega 0 February 22, 2018 +1067 The layered, lovely script is rich with an understanding of life and loss that comes only with age. fresh Loren King 0 Newport This Week (RI) February 22, 2018 +1067 I appreciated the film quality and the acting but the story meandered in superficial courtship for too long without delivering actual connection. It was all foreplay and no action. Perhaps the sequel will make this film more appealing to me in the future. C rotten Alachia Queen 0 Alachia Queen February 21, 2018 +1067 Destined, almost certainly, to become a queer film classic. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Diego Lerer 0 Otroscines.com February 21, 2018 +1067 ...many of the best moments illustrate the experiences of [Timothy Chlamaet] in the solitary privacy of his room. [Full Review in Spanish] 9/10 fresh Felipe Vicente 0 EscribiendoCine February 20, 2018 +1067 A sweet and loving film where the characters are less mindful of an outside response and more consumed by the amorous temptations they possess. 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org February 18, 2018 +1067 Anyone who has experienced the flush of first love will relate, but the fact that the film is specific and detailed both emotionally and physically in its portrayal of a gay relationship makes it a standout. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Pitch.com February 15, 2018 +1067 The drama is filled with raw emotions and evinces an incredible honesty in terms of storytelling. The filmmaking style reflects, even more, the vivid three-dimensionality of the characters. 8/10 fresh Filipe Freitas 0 Film Threat February 14, 2018 +1067 It is a brilliant, moving and charming film that delves into self-discovery and is perfect for this century. [Full Review in Spanish] 9/10 fresh Marco Cubillo 0 February 12, 2018 +1067 This is a beautiful film -- one that is startlingly real. It feels so blisteringly sensual and in the moment, that it's almost impossible to ignore. A- fresh Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com February 12, 2018 +1067 This Best Picture nominee is a beautifully filmed coming-of-age and coming-out story. A fresh 0 Cincinnati CityBeat February 8, 2018 +1067 The result is enveloping and moving. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Daniel Krauze 0 El Financiero February 2, 2018 +1067 ...it breathes and evokes the essence of a landscape that throughout the centuries has been sometimes Italian and sometimes Gallic, but always Mediterranean to the marrow: a fertile ground for love or desire. [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Sergio Huidobro 0 Cine Premiere February 2, 2018 +1067 "Call Me By Your Name"" can be considered an idealistic film, but that's only natural for something about young people experiencing something wonderful for the first time." fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Times of Israel February 1, 2018 +1067 Some of the scenery in the film, including a waterfall, is spectacular. The location shots are sumptuous. The acting is subtle and moving. This film has a lot going for it, but it is also very low-key, relatively non-dramatic and slow-moving. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 31, 2018 +1067 It's an extraordinary thing for a narrative film to successfully observe its characters like they aren't of its own creation - to make them utterly alive in front of us. 4/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape January 30, 2018 +1067 This seminal offering in the gay drama genre features remarkable performances by Michael Stuhlbarg, Armie Hammer and Timothee Chalamet, who also plays the love interest in Lady Bird. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News January 30, 2018 +1067 "A beautifully told story about discovering love, ""Call Me by Your Name"" is buoyed by the performance of its two lead actors. " 4.5/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes January 28, 2018 +1067 Nothing happens and everything happens, the story's growing emotional power coming from subtle, complicated lead performances, exquisite pacing and dreamy, melancholy music from Sufjan Stevens. 4.5/5 fresh Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press January 26, 2018 +1067 Most importantly, Call Me By Your Name is an honest story of hearts on fire, broken, and then healed, with wise affection for its characters and their struggles, and a message of tolerance and love for us all. 4.5/5 fresh Kirk Baird 0 Toledo Blade January 25, 2018 +1067 Overall, Call Me by Your Name is a charming film, a sexy film and a family story. Though it drags in a couple of spots, it recovers nicely. What else could you want? fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 25, 2018 +1067 Films as special as this one are not often seen. [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Nando Salv 0 January 23, 2018 +1067 [The film] is able to move emotionally, from the rage of an idle summer to the icy winter...From the rhythm of an eighties song, to the soft, sharp and hurtful melody of Sufjan Stevens. [Full Review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Violeta Kovacsics 0 Sensacine January 22, 2018 +1067 Call it what you want but this movie is an instantly fond memory. A fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times January 19, 2018 +1067 "I long to be as free as Hammer is in the scene in which Oliver dances, wildly and gracelessly, to The Psychedelic Furs' ""Love My Way." B fresh Christopher Lawrence 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 19, 2018 +1067 "It's no Brokeback Mountain. There's no social, cultural, parental or ""public"" issue. It's about coming of age, not coming out. The guiltless, ephemeral exhilaration. It's an unforgettable, virtuoso achievement by Mr. Guadagnino." 3.5/4 fresh Barry Paris 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette January 19, 2018 +1067 But the timeless torture of trying to decipher if his feelings are reciprocated, what to do about it if they are, and how each of them should feel about it, is rendered with poignant delicacy. 3/4 fresh Lisa Jensen 0 Good Times Santa Cruz January 19, 2018 +1067 Anyone who has had -- or has imagined -- a doomed youthful fling might be susceptible to this charming, bittersweet film. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 19, 2018 +1067 Michael Stuhlbarg gives a strong supporting performance as Elio's compassionate father and Hammer is very well-cast, but Chalamet owns the film with his passionate ambiguity. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review January 18, 2018 +1067 Call Me by Your Name is a movie about two people falling in love. It's the kind of movie that's deceptively simple, but one that lingers. In other words, it's the best kind of movie. 5/5 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive January 18, 2018 +1067 You purchase the ticket for the sensual slow-burn love story that develops between Elio and Oliver, captured against the gorgeous backdrop of Northern Italy, but you might find yourself moved to tears by the genuine appeal Stuhlbarg makes to his son. A fresh 0 Dayton CityPaper January 18, 2018 +1067 ... seductive, finely wrought, and gently knowing film... fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly January 18, 2018 +1067 It's a sensual celebration of young love and lust. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly January 18, 2018 +1067 What could be dismissed as experimentation is instead framed with care and kindness as a first love, woozy and meaningful, bringing this fantasy world somewhere universal. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 17, 2018 +1067 There is an air of the impossibly dreamy about the slowly unfolding events - and how the camera adores each man - but beneath its sublime scenery and beautiful people are the recognizable truths of too-real relationships. fresh Al Hoff 0 Pittsburgh City Paper January 17, 2018 +1067 'Call Me by Your Name' warmly and objectively captures the exhilaration and heartbreak of first love. It floats by like a cloud and softly embraces you like a tender hug. 4/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) January 17, 2018 +1067 It is pleasant enough, as a character study of Elio, but it doesn't offer much in terms of dramatic payoff. 2.5/4 fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Akron Beacon Journal January 17, 2018 +1067 The film's last-minute twist is strictly spoiler territory, so all I'll say is that Call Me by Your Name is that rare achievement: a great film that only gets greater as it unfolds. 5/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days January 17, 2018 +1067 The subtle build of anticipation makes the coming of age romance Call Me By Your Name so irresistibly delicious. 5/5 fresh Diana Metzger 0 Brightest Young Things January 17, 2018 +1067 The film wonderfully captures the intensity of that first love -carnal, fleeting and unforgettable - that leaves an indelible mark on everyone lucky enough to experience it. [Full Review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Mario Alegre 0 January 12, 2018 +1067 I defy anyone to find a story of first love -- its triumphs and heartbreaks, its feverish beginnings and its sad endings -- that's as passionate or as moving as the one told in Call Me by Your Name. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune January 11, 2018 +1067 You can feel the stillness and the heat of this sultry, sensual summer in Italy. This is a glorious romance about falling in love with life itself, and living with gusto. 5/5 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 9, 2018 +1067 ...it's like sitting through your oversharing neighbor's two-hour vacation slideshow. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 Forbes January 9, 2018 +1067 Desire and the flush of first love permeate this haunting film, whose Italian countryside setting echoes the beauty of the sentiments portrayed. fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 8, 2018 +1067 "An overlong gay coming-of-age tease, ""Stealing Beauty,"" without Liv Tyler, ""American Pie"" with less...baking. " 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation January 7, 2018 +1067 Ravishingly pleasurable to look at purely as visual abstraction, even before we get in the business of the erotic depictions. 4/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending January 6, 2018 +1067 Recalls the talky, intellectual, but swoony summer romances of Eric Rohmer. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 6, 2018 +1067 A lovely film that works on various levels, not least being its insistence on lush visual cues. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 4, 2018 +1067 It is an adaptation that is loving and faithful, but not slavishly so. 5/5 fresh Boon Chan 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) January 4, 2018 +1067 If there is a film that could be described as luscious, this is it. 5/5 fresh Jan Lee 0 The New Paper (Singapore) January 3, 2018 +1067 ... captured by the sensual camera of Sayombu Mukdeeprom: a kind of pastoral Arcadia in which all the senses reign. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/4 fresh Ernesto Diezmartinez 0 January 3, 2018 +1067 The skill of Guadagnino's film is the time it takes to tease out Elio and Oliver's attraction, and to deepen our investment in how it plays out. fresh Steve Murray 0 ArtsATL December 29, 2017 +1067 This coming-of-age love story is all texture, tone and nuance...Luca Guadagnino has made a lovely cinematic feather. And it floats down beautifully, riding a soft breeze of melancholy and grace. A- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 29, 2017 +1067 Guadagnino creates an evocative understanding of time and place, generating a sincere picture, and one that taps into the blur of primal longing. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 28, 2017 +1067 Could this film be any better? The cinematography beguiles. The dialogue is natural yet artful. The cast is first rate in every way fresh Peg Aloi 0 Arts Fuse December 28, 2017 +1067 This is not simply a story of an introvert and an extrovert finding love with one another, but a portrait of desire, told with Guadagnino's unique and detailed attention to place. fresh Eloise Ross 0 December 27, 2017 +1067 The biggest achievement of Call Me by Your Name is that it manages to depict something universal about first love and first loss... 4/5 fresh Rochelle Siemienowicz 0 sbs.com.au December 27, 2017 +1067 The most sensual film in ages; a transcendent exploration of first lust, first love, and first heartbreak seen through the eyes of a hormonal teenager. fresh Marlow Stern 0 The Daily Beast December 26, 2017 +1067 Elio might have come across as a bit of a prat were it not for his flickering, on-the-edge-of-adulthood beauty, which helps to mitigate some of his... actions. His emotional vulnerability in the face of his desire makes him universally accessible. 3.5/5 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) December 26, 2017 +1067 One of the great coming-of-age movies, and also one of the great movies of teasing courtship 5/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 Splice Today December 26, 2017 +1067 What truly elevates Call Me by Your Name is Michael Stuhlbarg, as the father to Chalamet and the teacher to Hammer, who gets an all-timer monologue that provides extra layers to the story. fresh Brian Formo 0 Collider December 24, 2017 +1067 "The spirit of Eric Rohmer lives vibrantly in the luscious-looking ""Call Me by Your Name."" But, unfortunately, not his talent." B- fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger December 23, 2017 +1067 Enthralling and unforgettable. Yet, reenforces society's belief that the penis is ugly. Could physically gifted Armie Hammer has an ugly penis? fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com December 23, 2017 +1067 This is, in the end, a simple and beautiful love story-a 'Brief Encounter' that happens to be gay, told with humanity and heart-wrenching truth. It is also, of course, one of the year's very best films. A fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 23, 2017 +1067 The film luxuriates in the sun-kissed settings, languorous and largely devoid of conflict. It's an awfully nice movie, maybe even too nice? fresh Sean Burns 0 The ARTery December 22, 2017 +1067 Hammer is exceptionally fine in the film... while Chalamet is perfect as the indecisive youth who is drawn to this exotic stranger in ways he himself can't fully comprehend. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian December 22, 2017 +1067 It's a story less about the characters involved than it is about the dynamics between them, a late addition to the Symposium's accounts of the great god Love. 2/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader December 22, 2017 +1067 Italy has never looked better on screen than it does in Sayombhu's Mukdeeprom's cinematography... 6/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 TheArtsStl December 22, 2017 +1067 "Raw and honest, ""Call Me By Your Name"" exposes loss of innocence while celebrating the importance of one's first love in a mature, albeit graphic, way." 8/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix December 22, 2017 +1067 Just as the entrancing notes of the Psychedelic Furs' 'Love My Way' float through the Italian night in Call Me By Your Name, so too does the seductive, summertime-set romance's own charms. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Screen International December 21, 2017 +1067 Set in the northern Italian town of Crema and the surrounding countryside, Call Me By Your Name is a movie marinated in sensual pleasures, not all of them having to do with sex. fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Denerstein Unleashed December 21, 2017 +1067 Sultry and oh-so sexy, Call Me By Your Name is a masterful piece and romantic enough to win over even the hardest of hearts. 5/5 fresh Becky Suter 0 TheShiznit.co.uk December 21, 2017 +1067 The film is a great ode to the power of falling in love and discovering one's own truth and identity through the reflection of another. 4.5/5 fresh Rob Dean 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 21, 2017 +1067 "Call Me By Your Name"" is a visually stunning coming-of-age story that boasts a star-making performance by Chalamet." 3/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 21, 2017 +1067 An astonishing drama of sexual awakening that explores the exhilarations and anxieties that accompany first love. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 21, 2017 +1067 [There is] a hole at the center of what would otherwise be-and still, semi-miraculously, is-a very involving, melancholy film. fresh Sean Nelson 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) December 21, 2017 +1067 A love affair is inevitable, but Guadagnino doesn't skim over Elio's prolonged longing, which is what makes Call Me by Your Name most potent as a coming-of-age picture, not a mere romance. 4.5/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle December 21, 2017 +1067 It's probably best to take the movie for what it is: a look at a young, brilliant man who's trying to figure out his future -- and his sexuality. A- fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman December 21, 2017 +1067 The bubbling strain between the leading men is the kind of intimate, authentic work that feels several steps above movie acting. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 21, 2017 +1067 Despite all its pain, love is always worth it, the film argues-and makes you believe. 4/4 fresh Max Weiss 0 Baltimore Magazine December 21, 2017 +1067 The film is beautifully shot and the performances are outstanding. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 21, 2017 +1067 Call My By Your Name, written for the screen by James Ivory, harkens back to the glory days of his partnership with the late Ismail Merchant, when the Merchant Ivory brand was an art-house staple. 3/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 21, 2017 +1067 You may not realize how strong the acting is until you replay the movie in your head later. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 21, 2017 +1067 ... Call Me By Your Name can only be described as a perfect film. 5/5 fresh Sarah Watt 0 Stuff.co.nz December 20, 2017 +1067 Isolated in the Lombardy region of Italy in a villa tucked away from the sexual politics of America, the tension of the film arises not purely from the proscribed sexuality but rather the intellectual foreplay. A fresh Rubin Safaya 0 Cinemalogue December 20, 2017 +1067 It's a striking reminder of the power of memory and the idea that love lost isn't love wasted, a message that rings beautifully clear and universal no matter how singular and lasting the story of Elio and Oliver is. 4/4 fresh Allyson Johnson 0 Cambridge Day December 20, 2017 +1067 Chalamet is a revelation. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 20, 2017 +1067 What distinguish it from the competition are the dialogue and the acting. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express December 20, 2017 +1067 Guadagnino has coaxed from his cast a film unmatched this year for lifelike rhythms and attention to human behavior. 4/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 20, 2017 +1067 It's a piercing glimpse of a young man's bright, confounding first love, the kind of love that brings disorientation and rhapsody. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 20, 2017 +1067 Though much of Call Me By Your Name is lovely and well-crafted, it's never quite as subtle as the filmmakers seem to assume. rotten Jesse Hassenger 0 Brooklyn Magazine December 19, 2017 +1067 "Slowly, as if in a delicate tango, the two move toward each other, and ""Call Me By Your Name"" becomes the story of a connection, both sexual and emotional." 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 19, 2017 +1067 a glorious cinematic soak B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 19, 2017 +1067 Few films handle coming of age with as much grace and humanity as Call Me By Your Name and the audience is as transformed by the experience as the characters. 5/5 fresh Wenlei Ma 0 News.com.au December 19, 2017 +1067 As a gay love story, told without judgment and without apology, it's something that would have seemed unthinkable not so very long ago - and that feels like progress. fresh David Ehrenstein 0 Los Angeles Blade December 18, 2017 +1067 Every performance in this film is captivating, and the story is sweet and pure. fresh Paula Farmer 0 culturevulture.net December 18, 2017 +1067 Most reviewers love it. I don't. 2.0/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net December 16, 2017 +1067 Call Me by Your Name is a perfect, lazy, worry-free day, practically devoid of any real-world concerns and absolutely dripping with intellectual and artistic stimulation, and all manner of sexual enticement. 3/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 15, 2017 +1067 It is incredibly pleasant to spend a couple of hours with characters as unashamedly smart as this. It is rare these days to find English-speaking characters who revel in the pleasures of intellectual discussion, who celebrate each other's braininess. 4/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) December 14, 2017 +1067 There's a lot of the unspoken in Call Me by Your Name, a perceptive film about lust, jealousy, uncertainty, repression, and, maybe, love. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 14, 2017 +1067 "[The] official synopsis assures us that ""Elio's sophistication and intellectual gifts suggest he is already a fully-fledged adult,"" which neither jibes with the on-screen character nor makes up for the fact that Oliver is clearly a solid decade older." rotten Sherilyn Connelly 0 SF Weekly December 14, 2017 +1067 A complicated movie, erotic yet never graphic, heartfelt yet highly stylized. Chalamet delivers one of the year's best performances. 3.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 14, 2017 +1067 ...so seductive, you might not notice there is a troubling streak of hedonism at its core. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm December 14, 2017 +1067 One of the year's most romantic movies, and also one of the best. 4/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 14, 2017 +1067 It's a rare movie that knows when to move and when to stay still. Call Me By Your Name ... is just such a film, lazy as a late-afternoon dragonfly one moment, rash and rushed as young love the next. 4/5 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post December 14, 2017 +1067 A lot of Call Me By Your Name has a hazy, meandering quality to it. In its final moments, as summer draws to a close, Ivory's script and the performances shift into sharp focus. fresh Alan Zilberman 0 Washington City Paper December 14, 2017 +1067 ... it's a beautiful coming-of-age story that hasn't been told before. fresh Erika W. Smith 0 Bust Magazine December 14, 2017 +1067 A spellbinding, almost ecstatically beautiful movie that gains even more heft and meaning in its final transcendent moments. 4/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 14, 2017 +1067 "Call Me by Your Name"" is enough to make you move to the town of Crema, even if your rational self realizes the director Luca Guadagnino trades in a heightened, miragelike state of mythic yearning." 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 14, 2017 +1067 A coming-of-age story exploring one's first experience with true love and sexual uncertainty, including the hypnotic pleasures of both physical and intellectual affection balanced against bittersweet heartbreak 5/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 13, 2017 +1067 Both a heartwarming and heartwrenching tale of love, loss and discovery that could be my favorite film of the year. Timothee Chalamet, Armie Hammer and Michael Stuhlbarg give award-caliber performances in a film that is an important as it is beautiful. 5/5 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know December 13, 2017 +1067 "Call Me By Your Name"" is transcendent in its first hour, communicating much through the camera's evocation of nature and the screenplay's clear yet subtle dialogue." 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 13, 2017 +1067 A truly escapist romantic fantasy, the movie is awash in the romance of its setting long before things get serious between its protagonists. fresh Jim Slotek 0 Original Cin December 13, 2017 +1067 Luca Guadagnino's films are so tangible, you could live inside of them, and you'd be happy to stay there. 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Student Edge December 12, 2017 +1067 Subtly stirring and sensitive drama - about a sensuous summer that could change the course of a boy's life. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 12, 2017 +1067 It's a story of first love: impossible, impermanent, and passionate. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 8, 2017 +1067 Compared with. . .any number of films dealing with down-to-earth sexual feelings that go wild. . .Call Me By Your Name is trite. . .Few recent films have so bluntly proclaimed moral pessimism. rotten Armond White 0 National Review December 1, 2017 +1067 Instead this coming-of-age romance resonates something more pervasive and relatable, a moment that escapes us and a feeling that imprisons us. 1 fresh Gary Shannon 0 The Young Folks November 30, 2017 +1067 Luca Guadagnino's romantic drama Call Me By Your Name sneaks up on you -- by the end, it stings with the lingering ache of a late-summer sunburn. fresh April Wolfe 1 Village Voice November 29, 2017 +1067 Veteran director James Ivory, the screenwriter here, has adapted Aciman's novel with delicacy and discretion. Guadagnino's visual style, on the other hand, is so swoony that one might require a fainting couch. fresh Carrie Rickey 0 Truthdig November 29, 2017 +1067 The direction by Luca Guadagnino is reminiscent of Bertolucci's sensitivity at its best, the fabulous cinematography by Sayombhu Mukdeeprom rapturously captures the rich work of art that is Italy in summer, and the actors are to die for. 4/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 28, 2017 +1067 It's the rare movie that dares to show us what unconditional love is, not just from romantic interests, but also from the people who love us the most and know us the best. fresh Alex Abad-Santos 0 Vox November 28, 2017 +1067 Gorgeous, lyrical story of first love and desire during an Italian summer hits you right in the heart. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily November 27, 2017 +1067 Call Me by Your Name makes you remember how it felt to realize, as you became an adult, that your best experiences are ephemeral-that by the time you recognize an experience for what it is, it's already a memory. fresh 0 The Ringer November 27, 2017 +1067 Although it ends on a powerful, bittersweet chord, the movie is a bit too determinedly soothing for comfort. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 27, 2017 +1067 Guadagnino has made the exploration of love and sexuality his mandate. 4.5/5 fresh Don Kaye 0 Den of Geek November 27, 2017 +1067 So assailed are we by reports of harmful pleasures, and of the coercive male will being imposed through lust, that it comes as a relief to be reminded, in such style, of consensual joy. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker November 27, 2017 +1067 "Call Me By Your Name"" is awash in the magical splendor of beautiful sunshine, luscious foods and first love. " fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 25, 2017 +1067 "Call Me By Your Name"" is not simply a movie that will be embraced by the LGBT community. It is a story about love and friendship that should be appreciated by everybody. " fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 25, 2017 +1067 Call Me by Your Name burns hot from beginning to end. fresh Matt Patches 0 Thrillist November 25, 2017 +1067 "Luminous, breathtaking, and so extraordinarily intimate one can scarcely believe something so miraculous has been captured in front of a camera by actors, the picture is close to a miracle. ""Call Me by Your Name"" is a motion picture to cherish." 4/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 24, 2017 +1067 Call Me by Your Name is a work that I admired for its technique and performances. I did not, however, enjoy the way it made me feel. fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 23, 2017 +1067 You don't just watch Luca Guadagnino's movies, you swoon into them. fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times November 23, 2017 +1067 Call Me by Your Name is a great love story, and it is also a story about the way that Guadagnino's camera loves and brings out Hammer as an actor who can express joy or inner turmoil with a glance. fresh Dan Callahan 0 House Next Door November 22, 2017 +1067 There's an ethereal quality to Guadagnino's work that shapes its every moment. The story unfolds as if in a dream, a memory of a sun-swept time when the promise of love emerged and brought with it all that's terrible and wonderful in the world. 3.5/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 22, 2017 +1067 ... an aesthetic journey that pays off in a stunning third act when the endless summer quickens to light speed and is gone in a flash. fresh Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press November 22, 2017 +1067 First love is as much about hesitancy as it is about exuberance, and Ivory and Guadagnino perfectly capture that sweet turmoil. This isn't just an instant LGBT classic; this is one of the great movie love stories, for audiences of all stripes. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap November 22, 2017 +1067 Elio and Oliver's relationship has an authentic tenderness under the direction of Luca Guadagnino, who's created the best coming-of-age story in recent years. 5/5 fresh Garrett Schaffel 0 AARP Movies for Grownups November 22, 2017 +1067 Call Me by Your Name is one of the great movies of the year. 4/4 fresh Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online November 22, 2017 +1067 ... remarkable for how it turns literature into pure cinema, all emotion and image and heady sensation. 5/5 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Vox November 22, 2017 +1067 "Chalamet, a world away from his fine work in ""Lady Bird,"" is a young actor to watch." 4/5 fresh Amy Rowe 1 New York Daily News November 22, 2017 +1067 Strong sexual content, adult themes in gay romance. 4/5 fresh Michael Ordo 0 Common Sense Media November 22, 2017 +1067 Call Me By Your Name is like a treasured artifact from your youth, back when withering looks from a first love felt like daggers to the heart. fresh Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly November 22, 2017 +1067 The way it explores at length the sweet and sour aspects of first love is worth savoring. 3.5/4 fresh Brian Truitt 1 USA Today November 22, 2017 +1067 Raw, and real, and profoundly, indelibly moving. fresh Glen Weldon 1 NPR November 22, 2017 +1067 The small miracle of the movie isn't just that it tells a gay love story with such unreserved tenderness, but that it makes the fate of a romance not meant to last feel like much more than exquisitely framed filmmaking. A- fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly November 21, 2017 +1067 This gorgeous story is an aching, haunting summer love that fills your heart with love. True to that summer love feeling, it's hard to shake this one. A fresh Courtney Howard 0 SassyMamaInLA November 21, 2017 +1067 Luca Guadagnino's film of first love is beautiful, capped by a scene I may, happily, never forget. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute November 21, 2017 +1067 Swooningly romantic, sensually filmed tale of the summer love affair between a teenage boy and his dad's visiting grad-student intern. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International November 21, 2017 +1067 One of the very best films of the year. Guadagnino, a master cinema sensualist, and his award-caliber actors Chalamet, Hammer and Stuhlbarg create a love story for the ages and a new film classic. Let it in. 4/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 21, 2017 +1067 What makes Call Be By Your Name stand out from the films it will be compared to is Guadagnino's play on juxtapositions, which go much deeper than merely an angsty teen with an introspective soul. 9/10 fresh Susan Kemp 0 PopMatters November 20, 2017 +1067 A lush and vibrant masterpiece about first love set amid the warm, sunny skies, gentle breezes and charming, tree-lined roads of northern Italy. 4/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 RogerEbert.com November 20, 2017 +1067 Languor, lust; yearning, yielding: Call Me by Your Name-a sexy, melancholy summer idyll directed by the supreme cine-sybarite Luca Guadagnino-lushly shows how desire is deftly articulated, even when not explicitly labeled or spoken. fresh Melissa Anderson 0 4Columns November 17, 2017 +1067 There is no sin, it insists. There is just joy - and whether you find that in a cold glass of apricot juice or the warm embrace of a village beauty should matter to no one but you. fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 16, 2017 +1067 A lovely place to visit but not particularly absorbing as a narrative, even though Armie Hammer gives an impressive performance. 7.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 IGN Movies November 15, 2017 +1067 Refreshingly fun, erotic, non-judgmental and both intellectually and emotionally smart. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 10, 2017 +1067 [Call me By Your Name] gracefully weaves an examination of internalized homophobia and anti-Semitism, among other things, into its slow-burn romance. fresh Angelo Muredda 0 Cinema Scope November 8, 2017 +1067 It's a rare remembrance of love that knows the heartbreak after is just as tied up in the experience as the joy during. More, perhaps. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire November 3, 2017 +1067 Call Me by Your Name is more invitingly heartfelt and less baroque than the director's previous films, and skillfully captures ... the languor of the summer mood. fresh Molly Haskell 0 Film Comment Magazine November 3, 2017 +1067 Chalamet, however, is mesmerizing in the film. He carries the weight of the emotional layers so beautifully and effortlessly. fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online November 2, 2017 +1067 The achievement of the director Luca Guadagnino is to create in the absence of any obvious opposition a picture that is still taut with inner tensions. fresh Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman November 2, 2017 +1067 Luca Guadagnino's latest is both alluring and alienating in equal measure. That's part and parcel of its beauty. fresh Siddhant Adlakha 0 Birth.Movies.Death. November 1, 2017 +1067 Call Me By Your Name is a very tasteful exercise. This is one of those movie environments that admits only the intelligent, the well-dressed and the culturally sophisticated. 4/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times October 30, 2017 +1067 Guadagnino hasn't adapted Aciman's novel so much as interrogated its moods, going at it con brio. 5/5 fresh Tom Shone 0 Sunday Times (UK) October 29, 2017 +1067 Based on Andre Aciman's novel, this gorgeous-looking and beautifully atmospheric film has echoes of all sorts of good things, including Guadagnino's A Bigger Splash and I Am Love. 4/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 29, 2017 +1067 Heat hangs heavy in the air in this beguiling, almost overpoweringly sensual drama, which is languidly paced, and filled with the sleepy sights and sounds of a northern Italian summer. 5/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent October 29, 2017 +1067 Chalamet, with his restless, impatient physicality and a face as sensual and sculpted as a fallen angel from a Caravaggio painting, is quite simply astonishing. 5/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) October 29, 2017 +1067 What sets this movie apart is the way it creates characters who feel like they have vivid, full lives even when they're not on-screen. So as they collide and connect, everything feels organic and full of possibilities. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com October 27, 2017 +1067 Whether a paternal benediction is what Elio can or wants to hear, Call Me By Your Name is right to speak it. Philosophically as well as visually, this movie is a beaut. 5/5 fresh Matt Wolf 0 The Arts Desk October 27, 2017 +1067 The camera pays an almost hyperreal attention to detail, poring over certain words and touches with the obsessiveness of an infatuated teenager. fresh Catherine Wheatley 0 Sight and Sound October 27, 2017 +1067 What makes this film special? Aside from the fluid script, inventive camerawork and three uncanny songs by Sufjan Stevens, it's surely the acting, which seems scooped from the performers' marrow. fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard October 27, 2017 +1067 It's a nicely observed film, rich in period and mood, and lifted by one really superb performance, by young Chalamet. 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) October 27, 2017 +1067 Graceful, heartfelt and infused with a generous spirit, this is a rare and lovely drama. 5/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) October 27, 2017 +1067 A mediocre film would use Elio's parents as a one-note backdrop to his affair: oblivious, disbelieving, disapproving or draconian. Here they are none of those things. 5/5 fresh Ed Potton 0 Times (UK) October 26, 2017 +1067 The two leads are utterly superb, but it's Chalamet who delivers a damned flawless performance as the virginal and inquisitive Elio - as expressive as he is captivating. 4/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) October 26, 2017 +1067 What makes the film so magical is the extraordinary delicacy, formal daring and insight with which Guadagnino tackles such familiar material. 5/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) October 26, 2017 +1067 The performances are casually brilliant... 4/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman October 26, 2017 +1067 The twists and turns here will mirror something - or better still someone - from your own life as the story unfolds in drawing rooms, piazzas, discos and bars. If every film flowed as beautifully as this one we'd rarely see daylight. 5/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 October 26, 2017 +1067 Saturated with poetic languor and a deeply sophisticated sensuality. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 26, 2017 +1067 It's an incomparably lovely period romance, as warm and therapeutic as the sunlight that suffuses every frame. 5/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 26, 2017 +1067 Powerfully emotional and exquisitely romantic, this is a beautifully made and wonderfully acted film that has every element working together in perfect harmony. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 iNews.co.uk October 26, 2017 +1067 ... a work as heart-warming as it is gorgeous. fresh Stephen Porzio 0 Film Ireland Magazine October 25, 2017 +1067 The film's genius is that it never settles into a steady track. Shots are often held too long or too short, by orthodox rules. Piano runs suddenly ambush the soundtrack. 5/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times October 25, 2017 +1067 Call Me by Your Name an ode to love and its precipices... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Erick Estrada 0 Cinegarage October 24, 2017 +1067 Peachy keen. A luminous, sun-kissed Italian love story brimming with warmth, passion and feeling. This is utterly unmissable. 5/5 fresh Josh Winning 0 Total Film October 24, 2017 +1067 Part heady romance, part coming-of-age tale, and one of the most beautiful recent examples of both. 5/5 fresh Josh Slater-Williams 0 The Skinny October 18, 2017 +1067 Though Call Me By Your Name overall is a little disappointing, especially after all the hype it has received, these final scenes are inarguably majestic. fresh Chloe Walker 0 Film Inquiry October 17, 2017 +1067 This is exquisite filmmaking, from an aesthetically accomplished director who you can feel falling in love with these characters as much as the audience are. fresh Alistair Ryder 0 Film Inquiry October 17, 2017 +1067 I wasn't enamoured by Call My By Your Name until its final half hour, by which point I was swept away in a sea of love, longing and, ultimately, loss. fresh Ryan Morris 0 Film Inquiry October 17, 2017 +1067 This is an erotic and mesmerizing movie that exemplifies cinematic artistry in scope, theme, and tone. A fresh Jordan Ruimy 0 World of Reel October 15, 2017 +1067 A film that's at once light, joyful and emotionally devastating, with deeply affecting central performances. A full-hearted romantic masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine October 9, 2017 +1067 Call Me By Your Name thinks about cruising and playing games, but never makes up its mind. 4.5/10 rotten Kyle Turner 0 Paste Magazine October 5, 2017 +1067 Not only offers a feast for your eyes, but also imagery so evocative it'll make your heart race and your fingers tingle with the memory of sun and touches from summers past. fresh Kristy Puchko 0 Pajiba October 5, 2017 +1067 There's something quite touching about watching Stuhlbarg in Call Me by Your Name eight years after his breakthrough in A Serious Man. fresh Adam Nayman 0 Reverse Shot October 5, 2017 +1067 Call Me by Your Name is a fairly straightforward coming-of-age story that's at its finest in moments when the relationships take on larger meanings than their literal context implies, and Luca Guadagnino finds evocative aesthetic expressions for them. 3/4 fresh Sam C. Mac 0 Slant Magazine October 3, 2017 +1067 Come for the buzz around a scandalous peach scene, stay for the viscous chemistry between the two leads. fresh Alexandra Pollard 0 Dazed and Confused September 27, 2017 +1067 Italy has never looked so inviting. 3/4 fresh Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association September 19, 2017 +1067 A melancholic film that will inevitably evoke this singular restlessness of the first love. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Oscar Uriel 0 Cinema Movil September 13, 2017 +1067 Call Me By Your Name warmly embraces the fickleness of first love, the confusing elements of queer desire, and-above all-the tranquility of total togetherness. fresh Tomas Trussow 0 Film Inquiry September 12, 2017 +1067 [Call Me By Your Name] may be the best new film I've seen this year. fresh John Powers 0 Vogue September 12, 2017 +1067 A timeless romance with a preserved space in the books of cinema history. [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Orlando Maldonado 0 Movie Network September 11, 2017 +1067 "The ""somewhere in Northern Italy"" setting is a character all its own in the movie with its hidden ponds, cute towns, and a rustic villa." fresh Jason Guerrasio 0 Business Insider September 8, 2017 +1067 It can try the patience. 2.5/4 rotten Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail September 7, 2017 +1067 The film's heart is found not with the two leads but in a gut-wrenching monologue by Michael Stuhlburg as Elio's father. 3/5 fresh Glenn Sumi 0 NOW Toronto September 7, 2017 +1067 Filled with moments of pure bliss, this deeply touching film is a romance for the ages. 3.5/4 fresh Shane Slater 0 AwardsCircuit.com September 7, 2017 +1067 Yes, a lot of these elements can be universal, but it seems undeniable to me that a gay audience will bring something altogether unique to their viewing of such a film. B+ fresh Glenn Dunks 0 Junkee September 6, 2017 +1067 The film makes a defense of erudition as another pleasure of life, comparable to the discovery of sexuality and the first love that moves its main story. [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Miguel Mu 0 August 31, 2017 +1067 Call Me By Your Name succeeds as it offers a central queer romance as a bond based on true love and understanding, a connection that can be formed by all. fresh Alex Lines 0 Film Inquiry August 9, 2017 +1067 Call Me by Your Name is a masterpiece. fresh George Fenwick 0 New Zealand Herald August 3, 2017 +1067 Guadagnino's new film is also his sweetest, calmest, and loveliest. It sneaks up on you. Throughout, Guadagnino captures what first love feels like, in all its fumbling, awkward, confusing, terrifying, joyous glory. fresh Alex Heeney 0 Seventh Row June 29, 2017 +1067 The story that stories about first love will be judged against for many years to come. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground March 13, 2017 +1067 The bond between Elio and Oliver grows tentatively, but unleashes forceful emotions that reverberate through all the relationships in a film both hilarious and gorgeously sad, that crackles with sexual tension. fresh Carmen Gray 0 Dazed and Confused February 27, 2017 +1067 Stripped of the baggage that so often complicates and corrupts queer romance, Call Me by Your Name is allowed to flourish as an unfiltered evocation of the agony and ecstasy of first love. fresh Paul O'Callaghan 0 Sight and Sound February 22, 2017 +1067 Luca Guadagnino's film proves affecting as a chronicle of a young man learning to embrace his more emotional side. fresh Kenji Fujishima 0 Slant Magazine February 14, 2017 +1067 A major addition to the queer cinema canon. 5/5 fresh Patrick Gamble 0 CineVue February 14, 2017 +1067 The film triumphs thanks to Chalamet's performance, as it's hard to recall seeing a young actor turn in as accomplished a performance as he manages here. 5/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys February 13, 2017 +1067 Equally a portrayal of good parenting as it is honest sexual becoming. fresh Fred Topel 0 Nerd Report February 5, 2017 +1067 In attaching sinuous style and casual sexiness to a universal ache, [Luca] Guadagnino has come away with real wisdom. Sweet and salty, his movie burns like a suntan. 5/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out February 2, 2017 +1067 Feels both fresh and vintage, and watching it, you can almost feel the warm Italian sun and smell the fresh breeze billowing through the orchards. A trip to a bucolic place of young love and intellectual rigour, it's an intoxicating work. A fresh Jason Gorber 0 ScreenAnarchy February 2, 2017 +1067 Committed with the utmost beauty, humanity, and sexuality. fresh Michael Arbeiter 0 Nerdist January 30, 2017 +1067 Guadagnino's film is one of swooning sentiment, but it never once cheapens or diminishes the rich emotion of its story for extraneous impact. A fresh Dominick Suzanne-Mayer 0 Consequence of Sound January 28, 2017 +1067 An effortlessly beautiful ode to the loves destined to last a lifetime even when those we love are no longer in our lives. fresh Rob Hunter 0 Film School Rejects January 26, 2017 +1067 Unforgettable on every level, the kind of film that has the power to move and inspire. fresh Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com January 26, 2017 +1067 A swirling wonder, a film about coming of age, about the secrets of youth, the magic of summer, the beauty of Italy. fresh Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair January 26, 2017 +1067 Any of Guadagnino's cinematic trips to sunny Italy are worth taking, but Call Me By Your Name may be his most tender and sumptuous work yet. 9/10 fresh Oliver Whitney 0 ScreenCrush January 26, 2017 +1067 "A powerfully erotic and affecting love story, albeit one so closely and intimately observed that the term ""slow burn"" seems almost inadequate." fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times January 25, 2017 +1067 A sumptuously filmed, beautifully acted love story with Armie Hammer's best performance to date. fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 25, 2017 +1067 A feat of accentuated sound design and arresting cinematography, luxuriating in the beauty of Italy. A- fresh Jordan Raup 0 The Film Stage January 25, 2017 +1067 The final beats of Guadagnino's adaptation galvanize two hours of simmering uncertainty into a gut-wrenchingly wistful portrait of two people trying to find themselves before it's too late. A fresh David Ehrlich 1 indieWire January 25, 2017 +1067 Call Me By Your Name is a triumph of humanity. fresh Mike Ryan 0 Uproxx January 25, 2017 +1067 Call Me By Your Name's erotic tension wouldn't crackle so loudly without the chemistry between its leads. A- fresh Call Me By 1 AV Club January 24, 2017 +1067 'Call Me by Your Name' is a triumph in every regard 5/5 fresh Adam Chitwood 0 Collider January 24, 2017 +1067 It's a beautiful, supremely touching performance from Chalamet which gives this surprisingly safe story a deeply-moving purity. fresh Fionnuala Halligan 0 Screen International January 23, 2017 +1067 It's not to be missed. fresh Sara Stewart 1 New York Post January 23, 2017 +1067 Love and intimacy between two male characters has never truly felt this real or emotionally heartbreaking. A fresh Gregory Ellwood 0 The Playlist January 23, 2017 +1067 Guadagnino, most famous for the far splashier features I Am Love and A Bigger Splash, finds exactly the right tone for the material, which is understated and filled with paternal affection. fresh 1 Hollywood Reporter January 23, 2017 +1067 Even as he beguiles us with mystery, Guadagnino recreates Elio's life-changing summer with such intensity that we might as well be experiencing it first-hand. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety January 23, 2017 +1069 "A lovely, intricate coming-of-age portrait set in a cross-cultural context, ""Maryam"" reps a promising debut from Ramin Serry. " fresh Lael Loewenstein 1 Variety March 27, 2009 +1069 Smarter in its message than its execution, this is still a thought-provoking rental. 3/5 fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks September 16, 2005 +1069 First-time writer-director Serry shows a remarkable gift for storytelling with this moving, effective little film. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1069 High on melodrama. But it's emotionally engrossing, too, thanks to strong, credible performances from the whole cast. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post July 26, 2002 +1069 A searing reminder of the relevance of recent history and of the timeless power of fiction to humanize people and crystallize sweeping events into personal drama. 3/4 fresh 1 Chicago Tribune July 20, 2002 +1069 It's a very sincere work, but it would be better as a diary or documentary. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 19, 2002 +1069 It takes this never-ending confusion and hatred, puts a human face on it, evokes shame among all who are party to it and even promotes understanding. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 10, 2002 +1069 It is enthralling and evocative, despite some flaws. 3/4 fresh Jonathan Curiel 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 7, 2002 +1069 "captures that perverse element of the Kafkaesque where identity, overnight, is robbed and replaced with a persecuted ""other." 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central April 25, 2002 +1069 It's good; indeed, it's important. fresh 0 MetroActive April 21, 2002 +1069 Uncannily in tune with contemporary global events. 3/4 fresh Loren King 1 Chicago Tribune April 19, 2002 +1069 The film is powerful, accessible and funny. You won't miss its messages, but you'll be entertained as well. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 19, 2002 +1069 Maryam is a small film, but it offers large rewards. 3/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com April 13, 2002 +1069 Maryam is more timely now than ever. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 12, 2002 +1069 The picture would be better suited to public television, where its modest character will be more at home and its didacticism perhaps less blatant. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 11, 2002 +1069 Not only a coming-of-age story and cautionary parable, but also a perfectly rendered period piece. B fresh Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News April 4, 2002 +1069 A lack of thesis makes Maryam, in the end, play out with the intellectual and emotional impact of an after-school special. rotten Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece 0 PopMatters March 15, 2002 +1069 Carefully crafted, notably in its deft dramatic structuring, and has become timely in a way its maker could never have anticipated. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times March 8, 2002 +1069 It's a wise and powerful tale of race and culture forcefully told, with superb performances throughout. fresh Robert Wilonsky 0 New Times March 7, 2002 +1069 This movie may not have the highest production values you've ever seen, but it's the work of an artist, one whose view of America, history and the awkwardness of human life is generous and deep. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com March 2, 2002 +1069 Less about racial profiling than racial self-hatred, Maryam is all shallow afterschool special with a loathsome anti-foreign core. rotten Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio February 28, 2002 +1069 Parris' performance is credible and remarkably mature. fresh Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International February 23, 2002 +1069 What makes this film special is Serry's ability to take what is essentially a contained family conflict and put it into a much larger historical context. 3/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide February 22, 2002 +1069 [Serry] wants to blend politics and drama, an admirable ambition. It's too bad that the helping hand he uses to stir his ingredients is also a heavy one. 2/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times February 22, 2002 +1069 It's a very valuable film... fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 19, 2002 +1069 Serry perfectly captures the peculiar climate, creating uncanny echoes with today's situation. fresh Leslie Camhi 1 Village Voice February 19, 2002 +1069 A film with contemporary political resonance illustrated by a winning family story. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 12, 2002 +1069 Most impressive, though, is the film's open-ended finale that refuses to entirely close its characters' emotional wounds. 3/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine February 10, 2002 +1069 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1069 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +1069 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 5, 2003 +1069 2/4 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +1069 4/4 fresh Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 30, 2002 +1070 ...a pervasively meaningless endeavor that's simply unable to justify its existence... 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 4, 2010 +1070 when you have a serial killer story, by avoiding this subject matter completely, you tend to soften the film 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 28, 2010 +1070 Kendrick rises above some predictable material here, but director Nathan Hope does at least infuse the film with some genuine frights and keeps things moving at a clippy pace 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com June 6, 2009 +1071 If you relish the sight of a healthy male body being systematically demolished, beyond the farthest reach of plausible endurance, The Passion of the Christ is your movie. rotten Garry Wills 0 The New York Review of Books August 20, 2018 +1071 For millions of people, Mel Gibson shows them their Jesus and their salvation. fresh Mark Steyn 0 The Spectator February 1, 2018 +1071 If I believed in life eternal with access to a heavenly multiplex I still wouldn't advise you to see this film, but, as things stand, if thou goest anywhere this week, be it to see an honest piece of graven imagery, not this religiose rubbish. rotten Will Self 0 London Evening Standard January 9, 2018 +1071 ... can be read both as a literal illustration of the story of Christ's suffering at the hands of the Roman... and an anti-authoritarian tract that questions the very assumptions of guilt and blame that many take for granted the film shares. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Stream on Demand April 21, 2017 +1071 Moving. Powerful. Epic. Beautiful. 5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies January 17, 2016 +1071 Extremely violent, and powerful; for mature teens. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +1071 Gibson's passion is all over this film...but his resorting to mawkish, superficial tactics blows the tone off-course from time to time. 3/4 fresh Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer August 24, 2010 +1071 With a passionate zeal and the budget to back it, Mel Gibson has created a religious epic which is equally unique, inspirational, and repellent. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1071 "The film's lack of discretion robs the viewer of his or own conception of Christ's crucifixion. It is an exploitative disservice to ""the greatest story ever told,"" that reduces that illustrious narrative to an extended torture episode." F rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 26, 2009 +1071 It's a shame there isn't a good movie deep down in this excuse for gore and sadism. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1071 It should have been called The Passionator. rotten Thomas Peyser 0 Style Weekly (Richmond, VA) May 17, 2008 +1071 I emerged from The Passion of the Christ depressed and spiritually bruised. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) March 5, 2008 +1071 More sensational than spiritual, this blood-soaked take on the Stations of the Cross retells the Gospels as a horror movie. You can't help asking: where has all the love gone? 2/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 Film4 March 5, 2008 +1071 If I were a Christian, I'd be appalled to have this primitive and pornographic bloodbath presume to speak for me. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader March 5, 2008 +1071 For a filmmaker who wants to create an adaptation of the story of Jesus, Mel Gibson's motives seem ironically impure. 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1071 Easily the most controversial film of the year, Gibson's fil is a visually bold, relentlessly violent epos that suffers from a shallow, undernourished narrative and no characterizations to speak of. B- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 5, 2006 +1071 By giving us the feeling of experiencing Jesus' thoughts, and by making us privy to his prayers, The Passion draws us toward Christ's full humanity like no film before. 2.5/4 fresh Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today September 27, 2006 +1071 Mr. Gibson has plucked at the rawest of nerves yet I cannot blame him. He is expressing himself through the medium of film and using the text of his bible as the basis. 2/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com August 16, 2006 +1071 Director Gibson tends toward populist impulses without much artistry or invention; he prefers bombardment to poetry. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1071 A tormented movie about torment; loopy, over-reaching and occasionally suspicious. Simultaneously, it is a daring artistic endeavour. 3/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1071 A negative and spiritually underwhelming experience. rotten Wally Hammond 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1071 Incredibly intense, unflichingly realistic and powerfully moving...One of the all-time great cinematic achievements...God bless Mel Gibson. 4/4 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily December 20, 2005 +1071 One of the best films of this middle-aged decade. A fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 26, 2005 +1071 Sick. D rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +1071 This most human of tales is sadly lacking humanity. 2.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons March 14, 2005 +1071 Father forgive them - Jesus whipped rotten 0 JWR March 11, 2005 +1071 Might be mistaken for an instructional video on meat-tenderizing techniques for cannibal chefs. Mel's a muscular Christian without a philosophical bone in his head. 2/5 rotten Tim Appelo 0 Seattle Weekly March 9, 2005 +1071 To put so much time, effort and money into something that's ultimately so lifeless seems like a waste to me. 2/5 rotten Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic March 5, 2005 +1071 I don't know how non-believers will react to this, but for me it was an affirmation and strengthening of my faith. 4/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant January 15, 2005 +1071 Whatever else it is -- however flawed we find it -- The Passion of the Christ is a work of art. B fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 26, 2004 +1071 An ambitious, great, and flawed film ... [it] reminds us that this man never quit loving us, never quit forgiving his enemies, even as they tore him to shreds. B+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +1071 To give Gibson credit, with The Passion he's passionately striving for art, trying to paint the modern equivalent of a Caravaggio canvas on an actor's body. But in a world engulfed by holy war, it's one scary picture. rotten Brian D. Johnson 0 Maclean's Magazine November 20, 2004 +1071 Mel Gibson, the Lord love him--and I believe He does, has succeeded in producing the first major motion picture ever that is both spiritually and historically challenging. A fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 14, 2004 +1071 Those with a spiritually vibrant personal relationship to the story may find it as affirming as it is oppressive. 2/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) September 16, 2004 +1071 It's like a bloody Renaissance painting come to life. But the DVD is a disappointment. A fresh Mark Robison 0 Reno Gazette-Journal September 2, 2004 +1071 ...the director spends so much time recounting in minute and realistic detail the agony of Christ that he neglects the stronger, spiritual message, of love and kindness. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 29, 2004 +1071 A powerful, artistic expression of one of the most pivotal moments in the Christian religion. 4/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald August 13, 2004 +1071 Dead languages and horrific violence aside, this is a film everyone should see, whether they hold any religious beliefs or not. 8 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus July 20, 2004 +1071 More of a bludgeon of evangelism than a work of art. 2.5/4 rotten Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 22, 2004 +1071 "As a work of devotion and faith, ""The Passion"" is a success. As a piece of filmmaking, it is a failure." 2/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight June 13, 2004 +1071 A work that is as horrifying as it is beautiful, as disturbing as it is gratifying, and as powerful as it is controversial. 4/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal June 3, 2004 +1071 Una cinta por instantes hermosa, casi siempre demoledora, pero sin duda alguna, profundamente pasional. 4.5/5 fresh Luis Martinez 0 Cinenganos May 25, 2004 +1071 The Passion of the Christ is the Jesus story that's been begging to get made since Charlie Heston kicked off his robes and sandals. fresh Rod Gudino 0 Rue Morgue Magazine May 13, 2004 +1071 Whether you enjoy the film or not, it is undeniably something that will generate good discussion and that makes it worth checking out. 9/10 fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net April 17, 2004 +1071 It's almost impossible not to be moved by Jim Caviezel's vulnerability as Christ, even if the idea that he is no 'mere' man is never in doubt. 4/5 fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) April 14, 2004 +1071 "Hey, I don't believe it literally, but it is a movie, after all -- it's a great story, too, certainly as compelling as ""Dead Man Walking." fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 LYTRules.com April 13, 2004 +1071 Gibson turns the thing into a bloody shock spectacle; he implicates the viewers like the Jews who watched the crucifixion and beatings as entertainment. D- rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com April 11, 2004 +1071 I found the film more numbing than moving, as if the transformation it charted was not from human to divine, but from man to carcass. 2.5/5 rotten Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY April 9, 2004 +1071 And any power these explicit scenes have is in any case undermined by the absurd tweeness of the final moments. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian April 9, 2004 +1071 It's a head-bashing experience, by turns exhausting, exhilarating, and infuriating. fresh Mark Kermode 0 Sight and Sound April 6, 2004 +1071 I wanted to be moved. Really, I did. A lot. Instead, I left cold. 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views April 4, 2004 +1071 like a ballet where physical movements are used to show pain, heartache, evil and suffering 3.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com April 2, 2004 +1071 The entire event is gut-wrenching, but Mel Gibson makes a movie that gives you the guts without the wrench. His Jesus is a whipping post. rotten Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News March 27, 2004 +1071 Beautiful, violent -- and also funny for all the wrong reasons, and boring. 5/10 rotten Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette March 26, 2004 +1071 If you want to get offended by a Mel Gibson movie, nothing is worse than the portrayal of slavery in The Patriot. Yeah, everyone is a happy free voluntary worker. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com March 26, 2004 +1071 "The Passion"" is big, physical, violent and unflinching. It's unlike any biblical film ever made and it's impossible to watch it with a trace of passivity." B+ fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) March 25, 2004 +1071 When audiences walk out of theaters in stunned silence, I'm not sure it is for the same reasons director Mel Gibson wanted. rotten Michael Drakulich 0 Star Newspapers (Chicago, IL) March 24, 2004 +1071 This problem of truth -- how it might be defined, known, or told -- underlies most all of Mel Gibson's film. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters March 23, 2004 +1071 pretentious cinematography and gritty realism aside, there's not a whole lot in this torture chamber to be passionate about 2/5 rotten Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week March 22, 2004 +1071 A high-gloss exploitation picture, obsessed with the Death Jesus conquered, rather than the Life he gave -- and gives. 3/5 rotten Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com March 19, 2004 +1071 [Gibson's] film, virtually stripped of Jesus's incandescent views, is little more that a record of one of the thousands of barbarities committed by the Romans in Judea. rotten Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic March 18, 2004 +1071 If Gibson imagined that this extended detailing of sadism would somehow be inspirational, he needs to be taken off his biblical steroids. 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals March 18, 2004 +1071 Gibson is just like all the other hateful men who've been successful -- he's the right guy at the right weak moment. rotten Lisa Rosman 0 The Brooklyn Rail March 16, 2004 +1071 There's no denying Gibson's passion in bringing his vision to the screen, no matter how dodgy his religious beliefs. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 16, 2004 +1071 The Passion of the Christ is something of a masterpiece, terrible to behold, unfit for children, certainly, but very much the work of a director in the throes of his own distinct passion. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle March 16, 2004 +1071 Overall this is a remarkably unremarkable film, lacking in subtlety and enshrouded in that depressing sense of Catholic guilt which Gibson no doubt wrestles with every night. 6/10 rotten Adrian MacKinder 0 Future Movies UK March 16, 2004 +1071 Passion might be a courageous, visceral, boldly artistic motion picture, but that it doesn't make a very convincing dramatic experience. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com March 16, 2004 +1071 Gibson may have given us the most profitable version of this story ever made, but he's also given us the most amateurish, absurd, politically suspect and obsessively violent. 1.5/5 rotten Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat March 16, 2004 +1071 While this is clearly the most controversial film of the year, but I also happen to think it might also be the its most brilliant as well. 5/5 fresh Peter Lowry 0 Film Threat March 16, 2004 +1071 "Like my reviews for the ""Harry Potter"" series, my review of ""The Passion of the Christ"" will come from the perspective of someone who has not read The Book." fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise March 10, 2004 +1071 This is the True Gibson Story version of the death of Christ, in all is re-created gory. 1/4 rotten Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online March 9, 2004 +1071 This is one of the most powerful and emotional films I have ever seen. 4/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum March 8, 2004 +1071 Takes one of mankind's key tales of grace and redemption and reduces it to horror. 0/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 8, 2004 +1071 The style and mode are a little too heterogeneous to come together right, even though some images have a pared-down majesty, and the main line of the film is tough. B- fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks March 7, 2004 +1071 Is Gibson trying somehow to shock us into believing? 2.5/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) March 7, 2004 +1071 Gibson's artistic intentions and interpretation of the gospels have created a film that is both moving and horrifying. 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly March 7, 2004 +1071 If Art is to be measured by how it provokes, The Passion of the Christ may end up being the closest thing to Art we see in our lifetime. fresh 0 Film Snobs March 6, 2004 +1071 General Jesus Christ is reborn, awarded the most earned Purple Heart in history, and summons his Christian soldiers to march forth and fight whatever battles He calls us to. 1/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Flak Magazine March 6, 2004 +1071 As a film for true believers, Passion is zealously self-righteous....In the beginning was the word, and the word was agony. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 5, 2004 +1071 The power of spectacle overrides spiritual insight. 2/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly March 4, 2004 +1071 Mr. Gibson has gone to a lot of sweat and expense to make a movie that doesn't say much of anything new. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer March 4, 2004 +1071 Whereas the words say love, love, love, the sounds and images say hate, hate, hate. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer March 4, 2004 +1071 It's not an instructive or illuminating experience...but a visceral and vicious one. [I]t's Mel Gibson on a bloody pulpit preaching to the converted. 2.5/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) March 4, 2004 +1071 The movie's biggest sin lies not in where it chooses to cast blame, but in its bungled attempt at manufacturing what I suppose you'd have to call an epiphany of excess. 2/5 rotten Lance Goldenberg 0 Weekly Planet (Tampa, FL) March 3, 2004 +1071 "'Is Mel Gibson ""wacko?"" ... You'd have to be wacked out of your mind to cultivate the desire to create the most realistic depiction of the crucifixion in the history of cinema.'" fresh Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife March 3, 2004 +1071 From a technical standpoint, the film is impressive. From a narrative or message-bringing standpoint, it left me wanting. And the violence.... 2.5/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina March 3, 2004 +1071 Gibson has basically taken the greatest story ever told and turned it into a snuff film ... It's Kill Bill for the churchgoing crowd. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 3, 2004 +1071 In a world that has lost grasp of the real values in life, The Passion of the Christ is a timely piece that makes you reflect on the true worth of faith and love. A fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 2, 2004 +1071 As a film it is nothing but a long third act with no story and, most importantly, NO character development for anyone other than Pilate. 2/5 rotten Jay Bliznick 0 Film Threat March 2, 2004 +1071 Gibson's obsession with the pain and suffering of Jesus, sublime and terrible, does not transubstantiate into spirituality; rather, the brutality of his film at first repels, then numbs, and finally titillates. rotten Rex Roberts 0 Film Journal International March 2, 2004 +1071 If Gibson's central wish was for people to discuss Jesus, mission accomplished. If you can manage to disregard the hype, you'll witness a wonderfully made film. 9.5/10 fresh Paul Salfen 0 Supercala.com March 2, 2004 +1071 a film about the last hours of Christ that is both reverent, but also frighteningly realistic and frequently daring 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 1, 2004 +1071 A story of betrayal and vindictiveness leading to a mind-numbing gorefest that provokes exhaustion more than it inspires the 'tolerance, love and forgiveness' which is one of Gibson's stated aims. rotten Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan March 1, 2004 +1071 It's too turgid to awe the nonbelievers, too zealous to inspire and often too silly to take seriously. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer March 1, 2004 +1071 This is a powerful film. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 1, 2004 +1071 Until things get splatter-film bloody and Christ starts looking like a Jackson Pollock painting with exposed ribs, The Passion seems inspired less by the Holy Trinity than by Gibson's other favorite trio, the Three Stooges. rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix March 1, 2004 +1071 If Gibson's use of blood and violence makes his audience squirm in their seats and allows the audience to question his film - then he's done his job as a filmmaker... 3.5/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) March 1, 2004 +1071 'The Passion of the Christ' invigorates because Gibson's artistic choices have serious theological implications. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews March 1, 2004 +1071 Gibson has too much belligerence in him to capture the Prince of Peace at His and our most glorious moment. rotten Martin Scribbs 0 Mixed Reviews February 29, 2004 +1071 I expected to leave my viewing of the film feeling battered and bruised, but instead I felt very peaceful. Seeing the strength required for forgiveness uplifted me. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies February 28, 2004 +1071 For moviegoers who don't share Mel Gibson's religious agenda, it's nothing but an unpleasant experience. 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 28, 2004 +1071 The Passion is a beautiful film, but an empty one. 2/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com February 27, 2004 +1071 Powerful and heart-wrenching, gorgeous to look at, and fascinating to contemplate. All issues of religion aside, those components generally result in a film worth seeing. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com February 27, 2004 +1071 It is a film worth seeing and talking about, for better or worse. It gets some things very right, but the violence threatens to overshadow the message. fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 27, 2004 +1071 "It's tough not to describe without using the word ""powerful."" For pure cinematic artistry it's a masterpiece showing man's inhumanity to man, or in this case, the Son of Man" 4/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com February 27, 2004 +1071 The Passion of the Christ is painstakingly true to its source material, neither editorializing nor embellishing upon what is taught each week in thousands upon thousands of churches across the globe. 5/5 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 27, 2004 +1071 Puts us in a situation where we can't help but feel Jesus's pain. If only Gibson had taken the time to tell more of us why it mattered. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post February 27, 2004 +1071 Watching this is a shocking, grim, harrowing experience. Audiences should leave in the spirit of exaltation; instead, they're simply exhausted. rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com February 27, 2004 +1071 Gibson ... seems determined to prove that Jesus suffered more than anyone who has ever lived, a tiresomely literal argument at best, an exercise in sadomasochistic bullying at worst. 2.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald February 27, 2004 +1071 A very dour, pedestrian picture. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com February 27, 2004 +1071 Poetic filmmaking drawing on--and continuing--a long tradition of religious art. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 27, 2004 +1071 To see The Passion of the Christ is to feel brutalized. 1.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com February 27, 2004 +1071 Whatever demons fueled Mel Gibson's longtime passion to mount this work, no redemption is to be found in the one-dimensional result. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 27, 2004 +1071 It's a crucifiction. rotten 0 Movie Poop Shoot February 27, 2004 +1071 Despite Gibson's efforts to hide Caviezel's European heritage behind a prosthetic nose and darkened eyes, Jesus comes off looking like all other movie depictions-Whitewashed. fresh James Hill 0 BET.com February 27, 2004 +1071 No other film in history has even attempted such a concentrated interpretation of these unimaginable events let alone do so with what I call such reverential explicitness. A fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) February 27, 2004 +1071 an inspiring film, no matter what your faith. 3/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card February 27, 2004 +1071 Unrelentingly anti-Semitic, excessively grotesque and overly narrow in its scope rotten Mac Verstandig 0 The Badger Herald February 27, 2004 +1071 How you react to it depends mostly on what you take in with you. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend February 27, 2004 +1071 Emerging from the Job-like endurance test of this film's unrelenting horror, it's impossible not to be moved by its visceral impact ... 2.5/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) February 27, 2004 +1071 How anyone could call Gibson's filmic account anti-Semitic is mindboggling in its confused narrow-mindedness. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 26, 2004 +1071 Passion affords exactly the moviegoing experience Gibson intended: an appreciation of Christ's sacrifice via an explicit rendering of his suffering. 4/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly February 26, 2004 +1071 A triumphant masterpiece. Is Gibson this millennium's Saint Paul? fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian February 26, 2004 +1071 Mel Gibson's labor of love about the death of Jesus is incredibly labored, recasting his Crucifixion in crimson, slo-mo cliches. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix February 26, 2004 +1071 Retains a real sense of power. Its message never wavers, always visible beneath the gore. B fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium February 26, 2004 +1071 As a film -- and more importantly, as a document of faith -- it is a dismayingly simplistic, obvious, overbearing waste remarkable only for the quantities of blood it spills. C- rotten Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews February 26, 2004 +1071 Has such anti-Semitic possibilities and no upside for anyone but believers in Mel's vision that the execution of Christ is more important than his life. F rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 26, 2004 +1071 ... a powerful presentation. 3/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com February 26, 2004 +1071 A high-art snuff film...an unhealthy, inhuman, pornographic, masochistic torture mechanism. rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine February 26, 2004 +1071 Amid the controversy and accusations of excessive violence that surrounds Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ lies a good movie. 3.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs February 26, 2004 +1071 As a religious experience, The Passion of the Christ makes a damn fine movie. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly February 26, 2004 +1071 After all the debate about this film...what Gibson has delivered is his own passionate vision. A fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 26, 2004 +1071 A two-hour bloodbath. C rotten 0 E! Online February 26, 2004 +1071 This is a movie so singular, so intense, so overwhelming that it simply has to be experienced. B+ fresh Phil Kloer 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution February 26, 2004 +1071 Emotional, violent, extreme and very gory, Mel Gibson's controversial The Passion of the Christ is a difficult and grotesque experience for most viewers. 3/5 rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca February 26, 2004 +1071 Does one really have to so debase Christ's story in order to make it relevant to today's audiences? 1/4 rotten Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine February 26, 2004 +1071 Jesus stumbles under the weight of the cross so many times, you begin to swear the editors are recycling the same footage over and over again. 2.5/5 rotten Beth Jones 0 Roanoke Times (Virginia) February 26, 2004 +1071 It will spare you no mercy. A fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) February 26, 2004 +1071 ...up there with the greatest films of the genre, [although] the director's approach may be somewhat excessive in terms of violence. 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 26, 2004 +1071 The overriding virtue...is the film's conviction in its own material. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) February 26, 2004 +1071 I can't bring myself to condemn this film... [Gibson] made the film he was inspired to make, which included writing, directing, producing, financing and marketing [it] himself 3/4 fresh Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies February 26, 2004 +1071 It's not the second coming of Christ, but it's a finely crafted piece of work that should not be missed. 8/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum February 26, 2004 +1071 One cannot rely on any critic for this film because a biased opinion lies behind every review. A fresh Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) February 25, 2004 +1071 Religion is always a delicate and personal issue, but great filmmaking is great filmmaking, period. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal February 25, 2004 +1071 the cinematic equivalent of a Rorschach inkblot: You will probably see in it whatever you choose to see in it. 3/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette February 25, 2004 +1071 A film of artistic ambition and devotion. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post February 25, 2004 +1071 Gibson makes many of the key scenes work. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News February 25, 2004 +1071 Does have its share of very powerful moments, and it boasts some strong performances. Whether audience members will be able to concentrate on them amid the ultra-realistic and excruciating violence, however, is questionable. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 25, 2004 +1071 There are scenes in The Passion that will remain forever with those who see it. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press February 25, 2004 +1071 A filmed bloodletting like no other on record, essentially a terribly graphic two-hour torture sequence. C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News February 25, 2004 +1071 Even though it is relentlessly intense, at times even deeply moving, The Passion ultimately leaves you numb. C rotten Karen Hershenson 0 Contra Costa Times February 25, 2004 +1071 Controversy aside, The Passion is ultimately a movie -- and a masterful one at that, obviously the work of an extremely talented filmmaker. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com February 25, 2004 +1071 It's just bad storytelling. 1/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies February 25, 2004 +1071 The director claims he had no intention of making an anti-Semitic film and we tend to believe him, in much the same way we believe Larry Flynt when he says he's not misogynist. 2/5 rotten Pat St 0 Jam! Movies February 25, 2004 +1071 Will rightfully be considered a landmark achievement not only for the passionate responses it is causing but because Gibson was able to give one of the oldest and best-known stories in literature such contemporary resonance and power. 5/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies February 25, 2004 +1071 One thing is certain: Gibson has delivered a film so visceral, so unwavering in his commitment, that it makes most other Jesus movies look pale and tepid. 3/4 fresh Robert Trussell 0 Kansas City Star February 25, 2004 +1071 One of the things that happens while you watch a man slowly beaten to death is that the fact of his life is reinforced. This happened, Gibson is saying. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News February 25, 2004 +1071 In expressing his own blend of masochism and piety, Mel Gibson may well have created a Jesus uniquely apt for our time: bloodied, tormented, alienated and alone. B fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian February 25, 2004 +1071 Gibson has made an extraordinary, focused movie with blinders on, showing mostly one color -- blood-red -- from the full Christian spectrum. 2.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 25, 2004 +1071 Bloody to the point of gruesome, moving without being inspiring. 3/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 25, 2004 +1071 Working with premier cinematographer Caleb Deschanel, Gibson effectively hurls us into Christ's living nightmare, creating a mesmerizing twilight zone that is creepy and utterly unforgettable. 3/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee February 25, 2004 +1071 Jesus Christ is remote, a Superman among men, and his teardrops shake the earth. 2/4 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine February 25, 2004 +1071 A labor of conviction that comes remarkably close to faith-based sadism. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune February 25, 2004 +1071 Instead of letting his reverence broaden him, Gibson uses his action-movie expertise to reduce the Crucifixion to something kinetic, literal and merely tragic. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 25, 2004 +1071 Gibson ultimately seems to be preaching to the choir, rejecting standard storytelling conventions such as introducing his characters, assuming his audience already knows everything he's about to tell us. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 25, 2004 +1071 'A Biblical snuff film' rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly February 25, 2004 +1071 You may not believe in the events that transpire in The Passion of the Christ, but it's hard to deny the grim potency with which they've been captured. 3/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel February 25, 2004 +1071 Powerful and upsetting. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 25, 2004 +1071 What graphic sex is to the use of the body in hardcore porno, graphic violence is to destruction of the body of Christ in this Passion. 1/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star February 25, 2004 +1071 Never dull -- no mean feat, given that it spends two hours telling a story whose end is widely known -- and features performances that range from coarsely effective to phenomenal. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide February 25, 2004 +1071 May have succeeded in exploiting Jesus's death for its most highly pitched emotion and drama. But in the process, for many believers, it may have served only to trivialize and further obscure the story's most central and sacred mysteries. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post February 25, 2004 +1071 As it plays out, the brutality brings about more numbing revulsion than the revelatory empathy that Mel Gibson intends. 2.5/4 rotten Nick Rogers 0 Midwest Film Journal February 25, 2004 +1071 Gibson places his faith in Christ's suffering, and is determined to make the moviegoer suffer in Jesus' name as well. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune February 25, 2004 +1071 Gibson has made a movie for nobody, really, but Gibson. C rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly February 25, 2004 +1071 Diminishing returns set in after the first series of beating, but the film is a stunner, a must-see whatever your beliefs. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 25, 2004 +1071 Blood-soaked pop theology for a doom-laden time, its effect that of a gripping yet reductive paradox: It lifts us downward. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly February 25, 2004 +1071 Overall, it's just another movie, and it can be dismissed with the same short critique we so often apply to other movies: The book was better. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) February 25, 2004 +1071 By turning the Greatest Story Ever Told into the Goriest Story Ever Told, director Mel Gibson breaks the filmmaking commandment Thou Shall Not Overkill. rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com February 25, 2004 +1071 In the Gospel According to Mel Gibson, blood doesn't lie. It's the only truth that exists. Which means the agony is the ecstacy in The Passion of the Christ. B- fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 25, 2004 +1071 It definitely makes the viewer suffer--but it's debatable if by itself that's a truly enlightening contribution to one's understanding of Christ's message. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 25, 2004 +1071 [A] stunning film, sometimes remarkably moving - at times sublimely beautiful, often sickeningly brutal, but never banal, nor specifically blameful. 3.5/4 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun February 25, 2004 +1071 As a movie, it feels incomplete - yes, it's incredibly intense and powerful, but I wanted to see a little more about the compassionate man and a little less bloodshed. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com February 25, 2004 +1071 Lost in a labyrinth of stomach-churning pugilism, the spectacle is a hefty cross for audiences to bear. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star February 25, 2004 +1071 As a work of cinema, The Passion of the Christ possesses a majestic beauty within its horror, one that comes most effectively through a tiny, solitary teardrop. 3.5/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com February 25, 2004 +1071 Bears the same relation to other biblical epics as a charnel house does to your local deli. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture February 25, 2004 +1071 Although it's very good at showing Jesus' suffering, the movie treats him as a prop 2.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit February 25, 2004 +1071 So obsessively and so graphically bloody-minded that it comes perilously close to the pornography of violence. 1/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail February 25, 2004 +1071 A very specific film made for a very specific audience. 2.5/5 rotten Geoffrey Kleinman 0 DVDTalk.com February 25, 2004 +1071 One of the most overpowering experiences I've ever had in a movie theater, the film is a brutal, blood-soaked plea for compassion and forgiveness in the face of monstrosity. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly February 25, 2004 +1071 The Passion of the Christ is a rare thing indeed, then: a work of art that succeeds as a film, as a message, and, yes, as a labor of love. A fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 25, 2004 +1071 The most compelling message of this unflinching, powerful, and haunting movie is that in Jesus' name we are obligated to extend our compassion to victims everywhere. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice February 24, 2004 +1071 This is a good film, well-made, well-told and it is clearly a personal triumph for Mel Gibson. fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 Critic Doctor February 24, 2004 +1071 The Passion of the Christ is a tremendous FILM and if you look at it through those eyes you may believe that too. 4/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com February 24, 2004 +1071 If what you are looking for is an overwrought, hyper-violent reenactment of Jesus' final hours, that is what you will get here, and no more. D rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 24, 2004 +1071 I kept thinking: WHen is this going to be over? This is not an easy movie to watch. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 24, 2004 +1071 The Passion of the Christ, while not a perfect film, will touch many emotions in those who see it. Some people may be offended, while others may be inspired. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) February 24, 2004 +1071 Irrespective of your religious beliefs, Mel Gibson's brutal depiction of the most renowned story of sacrifice and love is distressing to the very core. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile February 24, 2004 +1071 The Passion of the Christ plays like a blend of a political-theology lesson and a snuff film. 2/4 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World February 24, 2004 +1071 The bottom line is that The Passion of the Christ is an astonishing cinematic achievement, utterly riveting from start to finish. 4/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 24, 2004 +1071 Despite controversies swirling around the movie, one cannot deny that Gibson has made a stunning film, beautifully photographed in contrasting dark and golden hues by Caleb Deschanel. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today February 24, 2004 +1071 Watching it is an act of self-flagellation. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) February 24, 2004 +1071 This is a two-hour-and- six-minute snuff movie -- The Jesus Chainsaw Massacre -- that thinks it's an act of faith. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate February 24, 2004 +1071 Strangely remote and uninvolving on both emotional and spiritual levels. C- rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 24, 2004 +1071 A gripping, powerful motion picture -- arguably the most forceful depiction of Jesus' death ever to be committed to film. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 24, 2004 +1071 Regardless of how you feel about the movie's message, you're certain to leave the movie feeling something about the movie itself. 3/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 24, 2004 +1071 A dramatically powerful statement. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 24, 2004 +1071 Controversy over whether it will inflame anti-Semitism guarantees huge audiences, and many people may be profoundly moved. But as a film it is quite bad. F rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle February 24, 2004 +1071 Controversy aside, it is dramatically intense, skillfully constructed and often harrowing, in ways that should have an impact on people of any or no particular faith. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News February 24, 2004 +1071 The Passion of the Christ is at once a well-crafted film, a merciless excursion into motion-picture ultraviolence, and a regrettably cramped historical account that stays doggedly on the surface of its overwhelmingly important subject. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 24, 2004 +1071 It leaves one with the impression of a human race so violent it justifies all the fears critics have expressed about potential modern-day reactions to the film. 2.5/4 fresh Leigh Johnson 0 Hollywood.com February 24, 2004 +1071 The Passion of the Christ is so relentlessly focused on the savagery of Jesus' final hours that this film seems to arise less from love than from wrath, and to succeed more in assaulting the spirit than in uplifting it. 1.5/5 rotten 1 New York Times February 24, 2004 +1071 The ultimate contradiction ... is that a film about the Prince of Peace is violent enough to earn an R rating. 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews February 24, 2004 +1071 Less reverential than razzle-dazzlin', more an episode in the history of show business than a religious epiphany. rotten 1 Village Voice February 24, 2004 +1071 ...captivating and provocative in its exquisite spirit. The Passion of the Christ is an ambitious and visceral undertaking that demands acceptance. 3/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye February 24, 2004 +1071 Shockingly violent, chock full of scenes drenched in blood, this movie earns its R rating many times over. B- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com February 24, 2004 +1071 Preaching to the choir and doing so in shorthand. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central February 24, 2004 +1071 As a true reading of the Gospels -- the director's much-vaunted aim -- the film falls abruptly short. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 24, 2004 +1071 The Passion doesn't suffer from the airless, pious airs that drag down most biblical dramas: It has a muscular, pounding energy and lyrical, almost gothic beauty. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald February 24, 2004 +1071 If you come seeking theological subtlety, let alone such modern inventions as psychological depth, you'll walk away battered and empty-handed. 2.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 24, 2004 +1071 Intense. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 24, 2004 +1071 It's as if Gibson is measuring God's love by the amount of blood he shows on the screen. 2.5/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 24, 2004 +1071 If Jesus actually received the amount of punishment dished out in this film, he would have been dead three times over before arriving at Calvary. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 24, 2004 +1071 Impressive filmmaking -- but it takes a lot of wincing to watch Mel Gibson's version of this powerful story. fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 24, 2004 +1071 Saturated with vengeance, betrayal, and melodrama, Mel Gibson's sadistic take on Jesus' final twelve hours screams bloody murder. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Aufmuth.com February 24, 2004 +1071 Mel Gibson's personal vision of the persecution and death of Christ is relentless, brutal... and brilliant. A fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston February 24, 2004 +1071 I was moved by the depth of feeling, by the skill of the actors and technicians, by their desire to see this project through no matter what. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 24, 2004 +1071 An unquestionable work of conviction that should outlast the controversy and trigger constructive dialogue for years to come. 4.5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com February 24, 2004 +1071 Mel Gibson's Passion, though well-acted, technically impressive and initially moving, is for the most part not beautiful and certainly not ennobling. 2/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post February 24, 2004 +1071 An impressive, ultra-violent -- and deeply troubling -- take on Jesus' final hours. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post February 24, 2004 +1071 A film so narrowly focused as to be inaccessible for all but the devout. 1.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 24, 2004 +1071 In the end, one can respect Gibson's high intentions and dedicated work, while remaining spiritually and dramatically unmoved by the result. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune February 24, 2004 +1071 Serves as a powerful condemnation of any organized religion that aspires to governance or allow clerics to preach contempt and whip sheepish followers into a frenzy. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire February 23, 2004 +1071 Mel Gibson shows once again that he's skilled at depicting violence. But you'd be hard pressed to find evidence of 'tolerance, love and forgiveness' that the producer-director-co-writer insists he's trying to communicate. 2/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday February 23, 2004 +1071 The basic message of Christianity -- love your brother -- is obscured under torrents of blood to the point of benumbing the audience. 3/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic February 23, 2004 +1071 Gravely intense and the work of a man as deeply committed to his subject as one could hope for or, for that matter, want. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety February 23, 2004 +1071 [Gibson] has made a serious, handsome, excruciating film that radiates total commitment. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine February 23, 2004 +1071 The movie Gibson has made from his personal obsessions is a sickening death trip, a grimly unilluminating procession of treachery, beatings, blood, and agony. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker February 23, 2004 +1071 The Passion of the Christ is powerfully moving and fanatically obtuse in equal doses. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 23, 2004 +1071 Using ancient languages, vivid images and visceral violence, Gibson has brought new life to one of civilization's oldest narratives. 1 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle February 23, 2004 +1071 This graphic depiction of the crucifixion of Christ misses any spiritual meaning to this seismic event. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter February 23, 2004 +1071 Instead of being moved by Christ's suffering, or awed by his sacrifice, I felt abused by a filmmaker intent on punishing an audience, for who knows what sins. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 23, 2004 +1071 This is the most powerful, important and by far the most graphic interpretation of Christ's final hours ever put on film. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 23, 2004 +1071 An all-consuming force. It never lets up. fresh Jeffrey Huston 0 Mixed Reviews February 16, 2004 +1071 It is difficult to know who would want to see a film this violent. rotten John Hiscock 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 13, 2004 +1071 There's no doubt that Jim Caviezel was put through the wringer here, and he gives a spiritual performance that's offset by the physical ordeal he had to endure during the torture scenes and the crucifixion. 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews February 13, 2004 +1071 1/5 rotten 0 Independent (UK) March 6, 2005 +1071 D rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +1071 2/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant March 16, 2004 +1071 3/4 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) March 1, 2004 +1075 Sophia Loren is given very little opportunity to display her acknowledged talent for acting in Anatol Litvak's new film. rotten Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times July 29, 2015 +1075 [A] chilling story of mismatched mates. fresh 1 TIME Magazine July 29, 2015 +1075 Fans of melodrama will enjoy this juicy item that sometimes seems Hitchcockian in tone but most of the time exists in a world of its own. 2/5 rotten Adrian Turner 0 Radio Times July 29, 2015 +1075 [A] tawdry little melodrama. 1/5 rotten 0 TV Guide July 29, 2015 +1075 The story is not only full of holes; it is also replete with coincidental narrative embellishments stitched on as an afterthought to keep the holes from showing too much. rotten Moira Walsh 0 America Magazine July 29, 2015 +1075 "The tawdry atmospheric ""insurance fraud film"" crashes along with its plane crash vics." C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 1, 2007 +1077 Two decades on, it continues to entrance and engage new audiences, typifying everything the cinematic experience can and should be. fresh Zaki Hasan 0 Sequart November 4, 2018 +1077 What Spielberg and company did with Jurassic Park was deliver a true classic for the ages. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies May 7, 2018 +1077 Altogether, Jurassic Park is an excellent example of how special effects are best used to support a good story, not supplant it. fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 29, 2017 +1077 An economic necessity of securing a PG certificate for what is essentially a horror film has been allowed to intervene in the story-telling, so that the tone is constantly disrupted by an incongruous reassurance. rotten Adam Mars-Jones 0 Independent (UK) November 14, 2017 +1077 One of the great cinematic thrill rides, a masterful piece of genre-hopping pop spectacle. 5/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 7, 2016 +1077 We ask for two things from big-budget thrillers like this: Make us believe and make us jump. Jurassic Park delivers on both counts. fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times June 10, 2015 +1077 This Steven Spielberg thriller remains one of his best films and one of the best summer blockbusters of all time. 5.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews June 9, 2015 +1077 As much as you can point to the T-rex attack as a master class in action filmmaking, this still leaves a mechanized aftertaste. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm June 7, 2015 +1077 Spielberg was wise to not rely entirely on computer images, rather blending the new technology with old-fashioned practical designs and the result is a film that looks far better than any modern tentpole blockbuster. A fresh Glenn Dunks 0 Quickflix September 30, 2014 +1077 I loved every fascinating, suspenseful, frightening, skilfully calibrated minute of it. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) August 25, 2013 +1077 Jurassic Park is the most self-reflexive blockbuster ever made ... 4/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard August 23, 2013 +1077 A very welcome memo to Hollywood that blockbusters don't have to be stupid. 4/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 23, 2013 +1077 A thrill ride worthy of a real-life amusement park. 4/5 fresh David Gritten 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 22, 2013 +1077 The effects have barely aged and the joy is timeless. Take a child who's never seen it and watch their imagination expand before your eyes. 5/5 fresh Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine August 19, 2013 +1077 "Despite the presence of all this acting talent, it is the film's special effects, especially the work of ""dinosaur supervisor"" Phil Tippett, that carry the day." fresh Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine July 31, 2013 +1077 Jurassic Park is an astonishing success in one sense and one sense only: It is the monster of all monster movies, guaranteed to challenge weak bladders, flutter heartbeats and win automatic Oscars for the [tech crew]. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Shannon 1 Seattle Times July 31, 2013 +1077 Spielberg is less assured in the department of character development and some of the actors give worse performances than the computer-generated creatures, but, with a landmark spectacle like this, who cares? 5/5 fresh John Ferguson 0 Radio Times July 31, 2013 +1077 Some things have dated - Sam Jackson wouldn't be allowed to smoke in the office; everyone would have mobiles; Google Earth would have kept the island from being kept a secret - but the power of the film's pioneering CGI remain strangely undiminished. 4/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW May 4, 2013 +1077 Steven Spielberg's summer adventure is still one of the ultimate movie roller coaster rides. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 3, 2013 +1077 Jurassic Park is a how-to guide for structuring a multi-character disaster film. 5/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) May 2, 2013 +1077 Still proves as thrilling as ever. 5/5 fresh Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz May 2, 2013 +1077 A classic gets even better. A fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) April 25, 2013 +1077 Sentiment is explained by science as the family impulse that motivates so many Steven Spielberg stories is revealed to be an evolutionary imperative in this near-perfect action-adventure. 4/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) April 15, 2013 +1077 [Looks] better not only than effects-driven movies of the same period, but better, frankly, than half of what gets released nowadays. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 15, 2013 +1077 Kids who love dinosaurs will love it. And who doesn't? fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Time to Play Magazine April 11, 2013 +1077 confirms both Spielberg's mastery of cinematic thrills and the comparatively empty bombast of today's summer tentpole movies, even the better ones. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk April 9, 2013 +1077 Jurassic Park shows us a director in transition, and the film captures his transformation in its own kind of cinematic amber. fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture April 8, 2013 +1077 Spielberg treats us as he does his characters, leading us into a strange land and expecting us to make it out with all our faculties intact; it's a tall order, given the heart-stopping, bloodcurdling, limbs-numbing excitement packed into the second hour. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 6, 2013 +1077 "It is as if time has passed the movie by. ""Jurassic Park"" remains solid entertainment, but the awe and wonder have faded." 2.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) April 6, 2013 +1077 While it's not the most profound of Spielberg's works or the most entertaining from a popcorn perspective, it's one of the most technically flawless movies he's ever produced. A fresh Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com April 5, 2013 +1077 A beast of a movie is gifted a superfluous-but-superb rouging of the cheeks, offering fanatics something new to study while newcomers will be ruined for any future television airings. A fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com April 5, 2013 +1077 The enthralling man-vs.-nature parable based on the late Michael Crichton's best-selling novel hasn't aged one bit. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post April 5, 2013 +1077 "But really, what makes ""Jurassic Park"" great is that it is a Steven-Spielberg-master-class in constructing action set-pieces. " 5/5 fresh Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis April 5, 2013 +1077 Only time can tell which movies become classics. No matter how many Ds you see it in, it's safe to say that this one has earned the label. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat April 4, 2013 +1077 This movie doesn't just stand the test of time, it transcends it. 4/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star April 4, 2013 +1077 "Jurassic Park"" remains an absolute thrill from a Spielberg in top form: Funny, scary, fast-moving and full of just-right details." 3.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday April 4, 2013 +1077 "Jurassic Park"" is such an impressive technical achievement that it seems churlish to note that it accomplishes this at the expense of more substantive elements." 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star April 4, 2013 +1077 Spielberg has gone on to weightier and more prestigious projects, but this thrill ride is one of his best and a masterpiece of the genre. 4/4 fresh Nell Minow 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 4, 2013 +1077 Just as extraordinary as always ... even diamonds get a periodic polish. 4/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye April 4, 2013 +1077 A film that managed to terrify a generation of children one minute, leave them eager to hunt for fossils in their backyard the next. 5/5 fresh Chris Stuckmann 0 Moviedex April 3, 2013 +1077 That T. rex is worth the wait, but the wait itself is even more memorable. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice April 3, 2013 +1077 For all the ingenuity of the movie's engineering, Jurassic Park doesn't have the imagination -- or the courage -- to take us any place we haven't been a thousand times before. It's just a creature feature on amphetamines. rotten Terrence Rafferty 1 New Yorker April 1, 2013 +1077 As pure spectacle, Jurassic Park works as well as anything else Hollywood's high-tech wizards have given us lately fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor April 1, 2013 +1077 Do the dinosaurs work? Indeed they do. Does anything else? Not really. 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times April 1, 2013 +1077 The earthshaking footfalls of these lizard-kings are palpable and terrifying. Spielberg's crew of dinosaur-effects artists has conjured up a Mesozoic menagerie whose realism outdoes anything in cinema history. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 1, 2013 +1077 A brilliant and dynamic piece of popular movie making, Jurassic Park has a lot more bite than bark. fresh Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun April 1, 2013 +1077 This is as close as any of us is likely to get to witnessing life in prehistoric times. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel April 1, 2013 +1077 The characters aren't much more well-defined than the anonymous victims of a teen horror movie... The dinosaur effects, however, are absolutely stunning, and sometimes so natural that one even forgets to be impressed. 3/4 fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Tribune April 1, 2013 +1077 Spielberg's sci-fic adventure, his most commercially successful film to date, is defined by never before seen special and visual effects. A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 28, 2012 +1077 A strong candidate for Steven Spielberg's best film... 4/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 9, 2012 +1077 Jurassic Park remains an incredible experience - one that never ceases to be entertaining. It's not an entirely faithful adaptation of Michael Crichton's popular novel, but the creative liberties it takes prove enormously ingenious. 1 fresh 0 IGN DVD January 29, 2012 +1077 It's not exactly brilliantly acted, except by the dinosaurs and raptors - there wasn't time for the usual number of takes. 4/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard September 23, 2011 +1077 Steven Spielberg's dino-park thrill ride comes up eye-wateringly shiny in this rereleased version - even if its clunkier elements have become a bit more obvious with time. 4/5 fresh Andrew Pulver 0 Guardian September 22, 2011 +1077 As one of Spielberg's purest suspense rides, it's gimmicky, giddy, and still great value. 4/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 22, 2011 +1077 One of the big screen's very greatest thrill-rides. 5/5 fresh Andrew Lowry 0 Total Film September 19, 2011 +1077 Performances are top notch, the score is brilliant, and the special effects still hold up in what is easily one of Steven Spielberg's supreme masterpieces... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed February 5, 2011 +1077 Terrifyingly realistic dinos run amok in sci-fi landmark. 4/5 fresh Randy White 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1077 As an action film, as an auteurist vision, as a blockbuster, as a humanist statement...it's a masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth January 1, 2011 +1077 Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park first introduced me to what movie magic can be. 7 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt January 12, 2010 +1077 Jurassic Park doesn't have organic flow; it can't disguise its clunky, B-movie soul. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek August 18, 2008 +1077 Spectacle triumphs over sense, but with effects this effective resistance is futile. fresh 0 Film4 March 4, 2008 +1077 The well-selected cast is winningly sympathetic and entertainingly idiosyncratic. fresh Duane Byrge 1 Hollywood Reporter June 5, 2007 +1077 This is an exhilarating, sometimes terrifying monster of a movie that, once it gets you in its clutches, won't put you down again until the closing credits start to roll. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide June 5, 2007 +1077 There's more soul to be found in any Kong close-up than in this film's overplayed reactions. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader June 5, 2007 +1077 Spielberg is still supreme as an action director, and when the T Rex makes beefburger of the jeep, or the vicious 'Raptors stalk their human prey, the film inspires wonder and awe. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1077 You won't believe your eyes. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 24, 2006 +1077 An innovative, ingenious and spectacular sci-fi adventure. The special effects are truly dazzling. 8/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com March 4, 2006 +1077 The plot also conspires to harm the film's general credibility. 4/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 26, 2004 +1077 Mr. Spielberg has great fun with every last growl and rumble signaling the approach of danger... fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1077 Great effects, a dime's worth of headache-inducing story. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 2, 2003 +1077 Set a standard for CG-beasties that remained unmatche for many years, and still stands as one of the best of its kind 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times January 22, 2003 +1077 Fads may come and go, but dinosaurs will always be cool... a fact for which Jurassic Park should be eternally grateful. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium December 4, 2002 +1077 True, the dialogue and performances are feeble, but the thing is basically no more -- and no less -- than a nifty monster movie that delivers crackerjack thrills. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline April 17, 2001 +1077 May be one-dimensional and even clunky in story and characterization, but definitely delivers where it counts, in excitement, suspense and the stupendous realization of giant reptiles. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety February 13, 2001 +1077 In the end, Jurassic Park succeeds because it's good entertainment. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1077 You want great dinosaurs, you got great dinosaurs. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1077 This is Jaws with huge, scaly ridges. At times, it's more frightening. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1077 Jurassic Park does for live-action critters what Who Framed Roger Rabbit did for toons. In that sense, it's a cinematic landmark, but in terms of plot and character, it's about as well developed as Godzilla. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1077 The definitive dinosaur movie. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1077 Despite the ridiculous premise, Jurassic Park does an incredible job of showing us what dinosaurs might have looked and acted like. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1077 Jurassic Park earns its spot in fantasy-film history. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1077 ...is the movie worth all the hype? Partially yes, but mostly because of the special effects. 3/4 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +1077 The biggest, grandest dinosaur movie ever. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1077 Worthy, even though its a simplistic monster movie at heart. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1077 The excitement of Jurassic Park is in Spielberg's sense of timing, with the scene of the kids trapped in a jeep watching a cup of water tremble now a classic moment of cinema. 4/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +1077 ...short on logic and certainly short on plot, but long on thrills and amazement. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1077 Steven Spielberg has tapped into the mother lode of human dreams and sense of wonder. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1077 The problem with the film, plain and simple, is that it focuses all of its energies on the dinosaurs themselves. 2.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1077 4/4 fresh Shellie Iliff 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1077 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 17, 2003 +1077 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 24, 2003 +1078 Above the Law has enough off-beat updates on the cops-and-robbers theme to at least make the film visually interesting most of the time. fresh Cathy Burke 0 United Press International October 9, 2016 +1078 ...the overstuffed narrative contributes heavily to the movie's eventual downfall... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 20, 2016 +1078 A jejune actioner that has pretensions of making a political statement about such things as drugs, smuggling and illegals. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 9, 2015 +1078 ...old-fashioned, nonstop violence from beginning to end, with subtlety out the window. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 29, 2009 +1078 Seagal's best. 3/5 fresh Mark Robison 0 Reno Gazette-Journal April 26, 2004 +1078 An artifact from way back when Steven Seagal was novel and therefore sort of cool. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 3, 2002 +1078 above-average, and much better than Seagal's later efforts 3/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 29, 2002 +1078 Woefully short on originality, intelligibility and anything resembling taste. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1078 It might be arguable whether it is the best Seagal film or not, but Nico still has all important Seagal trademarks. 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1078 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide June 5, 2007 +1078 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 27, 2005 +1078 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 10, 2005 +1078 3/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button August 27, 2004 +1078 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +1078 2/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 5, 2003 +1078 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +1079 A rambling, incoherent quasi-ensemble picture with no clear or concise point in sight... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1079 anatomises a moment in time when smalltown idiocy suffers the most surreally awful repercussions of cause and effect. 3/5 fresh Anton Bitel 0 musicOMH.com June 15, 2007 +1079 Enjoyable, smartly directed comedy thriller with a clever script and engaging performances from its ensemble cast. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon July 13, 2006 +1079 Fast and fairly engaging ... but in the end it feels a bit pointless. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 1, 2006 +1079 can be viewed more like an exercise in style than film in its own right 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 Draxblog Movie Reviews December 4, 2005 +1079 a classic a shaggy dog story [that keeps] things moving with an effervescent sleight of hand. 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews August 14, 2005 +1079 The solid screenplay satisfyingly clicks everything together, unraveling little mysteries as it goes and leaving nothing hanging. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 12, 2005 +1079 An inventive, black comedy. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 12, 2005 +1079 ...gimmicky but ultimately enjoyable... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 25, 2004 +1079 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com December 30, 2006 +1079 3/5 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus July 22, 2006 +1079 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine July 14, 2006 +1080 Like the main character, it's stodgy and didactic -- and full of grace and surprises. fresh Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader April 24, 2012 +1080 an uneven path, like the mountainous scenery itself C+ fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews November 30, 2010 +1080 Never overcomes its overly familiar story and structure, even with some catchy traditional music generously spread throughout. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com November 9, 2009 +1080 Songcatcher unfolds at a leisurely but enjoyable pace, its dramatic contrivances never pushed too hard by director Maggie Greenwald. fresh Dennis Harvey 1 Variety March 27, 2009 +1080 In this exceptional film, mercifully free of the usual warm and fuzzy movie sentimentality, director Maggie Greenwald and her fine cast shatter most hillbilly stereotypes. 4.5/5 fresh Frank Lovece 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +1080 This slice of trenchant Americana, grabs you by your lapels, churns you up a bit, and soon has you slapping your knees with blissful exuberance fresh Brandon Judell 0 Detour Magazine June 1, 2003 +1080 the presentation [of mountain music]evokes its deep emotions and a beauty that comes from life experience, not the pre-packaged pap courtesy of slick marketing types. 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 5, 2003 +1080 Buy the soundtrack. Skip the film. 0.5/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1080 Such a lyrical, moving independent film is a rare thing to find; Songcatcher is gorgeously made, perfectly cast and thoroughly engaging. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1080 Though writer/director Maggie Greenwald wraps her story around a wincingly trite yarn ... she keeps her film afloat by focusing on the music. But, when the tunes stop, so does the magic. rotten Rachel Deahl 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 18, 2002 +1080 Forget the silly plot; see this for the music. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1080 The music, lovingly performed by such paragons as Alison Kraus, Emmylou Harris, Taj Mahal and Iris Dement, takes on the importance of a character in the movie. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1080 The movie becomes more than just a story about the music, of course, as McTeer's musicologist comes to understand and appreciate the locals' way of life... and maybe there'll be a little romance along the way? 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com June 2, 2002 +1080 ... like its prickly heroine, the film doesn't always achieve its goals ... 3.5/5 fresh Ted Murphy 0 Baseline.Hollywood.com December 21, 2001 +1080 Such a lyrical, moving independent film is a rare thing to find; Songcatcher is gorgeously made, perfectly cast and thoroughly engaging. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +1080 The film is beautifully photographed like a Hallmark tourist postcard... C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 10, 2001 +1080 Rated S, for Soulful. 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +1080 It's Songcatcher's songs, not its story, that linger. fresh Claire Bickley 0 Jam! Movies October 12, 2001 +1080 No matter how purely sung, the music keeps getting lost in the melodrama. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail October 12, 2001 +1080 There's a quaintness to Songcatcher that keeps it from truly expressing the power of these songs, and how they voice the hardscrabble life eked out on the beautiful but harsh mountainsides. 3/5 fresh Serena Donadoni 0 Orlando Weekly August 24, 2001 +1080 A wonderfully crafted movie in a minor key. fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 24, 2001 +1080 Every time it raises up its voice in song, the period drama Songcatcher comes very close to achieving greatness. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 24, 2001 +1080 Its trite romance is distracting, and eventually overtakes its more intriguing themes, having to do with music and feminist issues. Sometimes, less is more. rotten James Snapko 0 PopMatters August 10, 2001 +1080 Leaves you in a state of bliss as the music floats through your mind like a billowy cloud on a lazy summer day. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews August 6, 2001 +1080 Tall, big-boned Janet McTeer ... is the ideal actress to play Lily Penleric. 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 2, 2001 +1080 What you'll take away from the theater is the memory of superb renditions of traditional Scotch-Irish mountain music. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star July 27, 2001 +1080 At times the film's themes are tired, but Greenwald's eye for atmosphere and fine musical performances more than compensate. 3/4 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Lawrence Journal-World July 27, 2001 +1080 An intelligent, extraordinary period drama, transported by the transcendent power of song. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com July 22, 2001 +1080 A beautifully crafted story about a time and place rarely captured on film. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com July 16, 2001 +1080 This film is like a good read, as disarming in its predictability as it is in its assorted surprises and colorful ambience. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee July 16, 2001 +1080 If you're going for the music, you won't be disappointed, as the characters belt out bubble-sounding songs that contain some seriously dark material ... But there isn't much going on other than the music. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine July 16, 2001 +1080 There are several transfixing musical moments. fresh Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News July 12, 2001 +1080 The novelty of [Greenwald's] premise, and its essential humanity, shine through the sermonizing. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review July 9, 2001 +1080 Pays sweet tribute to the folk music of Appalachia. 4/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post July 6, 2001 +1080 It's powerful and powerfully musical. 4.5/5 fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post July 6, 2001 +1080 A sweet, soulful and satisfying film. fresh Tom Sander 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 6, 2001 +1080 The solid performances and that musical selection should manage to hold most viewers' attention. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! July 6, 2001 +1080 A pleasingly solid period drama. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe July 6, 2001 +1080 It allows McTeer to make another cherishable but not sappy portrait in her remarkable gallery of women. fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune June 29, 2001 +1080 Your enjoyment of the Songcatcher will pretty much depend on your predisposition to like it. rotten Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle June 29, 2001 +1080 Begins with noble intentions before getting sidetracked by a sappy storyline. rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press June 29, 2001 +1080 As captivating as it is earnest and off-beat. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News June 29, 2001 +1080 Perhaps too laden with messages for its own good, but it has many moments of musical beauty. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 29, 2001 +1080 Made for the lowest common denominator. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 28, 2001 +1080 Muddies the waters with a bogus villain and melodramatic subplots. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 28, 2001 +1080 Filled with an infectious love for the region's songs. 3/4 fresh Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 28, 2001 +1080 As bossy and joyless as its title character. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 28, 2001 +1080 An assured period piece and an entertaining exploration of the origins of folk music in America. fresh Loren King 1 Chicago Tribune June 28, 2001 +1080 Well-served by its stars. fresh Dave Tianen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 28, 2001 +1080 There are mountain tunes as powerful as moonshine to be enjoyed in Songcatcher. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly June 28, 2001 +1080 McTeer reaches for grand effects even when her characters are small-time. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture June 25, 2001 +1080 I found myself so disappointed by the formulaic elements, which all but take over the narrative, that my enthusiasm became more and more diminished the longer the movie played. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire June 23, 2001 +1080 The music is truly the thing in Songcatcher and it's awesome, haunting stuff. B fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 22, 2001 +1080 The music is absolutely hypnotic. fresh 0 BeatBoxBetty.com June 21, 2001 +1080 A refreshing glass of lemonade in contrast to the rest of the stupefying summer fare. fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times June 21, 2001 +1080 Call me a reactionary but after I saw this I wanted to turn back the clock to the days of Pete Seeger and the Weavers. 3.5/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve June 17, 2001 +1080 Has moments of great poignance, which outnumber the moments of predictable melodrama often enough to make the film compelling. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) June 16, 2001 +1080 As good as the acting is, it's music that propels this story of life cloistered in the Blue Ridge Mountains. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times June 16, 2001 +1080 So relentlessly, goddamn worthy that you long for some cheapness and dirt, some energetic pop trash to liven it up. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com June 15, 2001 +1080 Though Janet McTeer cuts a dashing and intrepid figure as the title character in Songcatcher, this period drama lets both her and an impressive supporting cast down by opting for network-movie melodrama and bathos. rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday June 15, 2001 +1080 Essential viewing for anyone who cares about American popular music and its roots. fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post June 15, 2001 +1080 At one point, Greenwald's momentum-starved narrative almost gives out altogether, and the immediate effect is rather delightful. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News June 15, 2001 +1080 Catch it. fresh 0 E! Online June 15, 2001 +1080 It's refreshing to see some straight musical numbers, uninterrupted and unadorned. fresh Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz June 14, 2001 +1080 This is very PC and almost ruins the music. rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette June 14, 2001 +1080 A painfully earnest but dramatically feeble feel-good fable about cultural diversity, sexual tolerance and gender equality. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 14, 2001 +1080 An absolute treasure trove of old-timey, traditional folk music. fresh Jean Oppenheimer 0 New Times June 14, 2001 +1080 It's anthro-fiction as Lifetime Original. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice June 12, 2001 +1080 McTeer and the transporting music hold you in thrall. 4/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 12, 2001 +1080 A mite melodramatic and a tad predictable, but the melody is pretty enough to keep one listening. 3/4 fresh Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com June 8, 2001 +1080 The purely wrought mountain music, as yet untouched by corrupt urban commercialism, in effect draws the characters together beyond what alienates them. fresh Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio June 8, 2001 +1080 Writer and director Maggie Greenwald has done a marvelous job creating a diverse group of women characters. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice June 7, 2001 +1080 Beautifully photographed, brilliantly performed and richly textured. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 7, 2001 +1080 Songcatcher is a cinematic symphony. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile February 23, 2001 +1080 McTeer's indomitable spirit towers over the movie. fresh Sean P. Means 1 Film.com February 7, 2001 +1080 The music really is amazing, and so I do recommend this one. 3/4 fresh Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +1080 No better guide to this musical legacy could be imagined than McTeer. fresh Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1080 For all the didactic clumsiness of her story, Greenwald understands the richness and uncanny beauty of Appalachian music. 6/10 fresh Gary Mairs 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1080 B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 24, 2013 +1080 6 rotten David Perini 0 Apollo Guide January 18, 2002 +1081 A humorless feminist toga epic that fascinates with its intelligence and its abhorrence of the birth of Judeo/Christian culture. fresh Brandon Judell 1 indieWire October 31, 2012 +1081 Agora is intelligent, stirring and, as the cultural devastation wrought by religious zealots plays out on screen, heartbreaking. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk August 1, 2012 +1081 Filled with literal and metaphysical stone throwing between the religions, Agora is saddled with a muddy narrative and too many blokes who look alike. 2/5 rotten James Croot 0 Flicks.co.nz June 21, 2011 +1081 All brain, no heart. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 31, 2011 +1081 Ambitious, sprawling and melodramatic, this sword-and-sandal epic lacks subtlety and struggles to provide much charm - ultimately dissolving into a rather obvious morality tale about the rise of fundamentalism. 2.5/5 rotten Simon Weaving 0 Screenwize January 12, 2011 +1081 This Spanish-produced period drama is pretty dreadful: the drama is torpid, the astronomy lessons pedantic, and the spear-and-sandal production values flat-out cheesy. rotten Cliff Doerksen 1 Chicago Reader January 3, 2011 +1081 Agora could have been a powerfully subversive feminist film, but while it does have its moments it never truly lives up to its ambitious potential. 3/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy November 24, 2010 +1081 Somehow sessions of platonic inquiry interleaved with scenes of battle and riots do not make for a very gripping film. This one is sludgy in the extreme. rotten Julie Rigg 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National November 18, 2010 +1081 Earnest but dull, Agora is about the clash of science and religion, but the filmmaking elements never quite create the necessary sparks. 2.5/5 rotten Craig Mathieson 0 sbs.com.au November 18, 2010 +1081 A flat-footed, studious stroll through what most folks would consider a long-forgotten chapter of history. 2.5/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) November 18, 2010 +1081 Well researched, and anchored by Rachel Weisz's impressive lead performance, this is a fascinating film that avoids the Hollywood epic route. fresh Mark Demetrius 0 FILMINK (Australia) November 15, 2010 +1081 A contentious piece of history in which we see how the most primitive aspects of fundamental religious beliefs drove public life and generated hatreds ... fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile November 11, 2010 +1081 How can it be that this powerful, exciting, provocative movie has been all but overlooked this year? fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 20, 2010 +1081 Although the movie's history is spotty, its dialogue is sometimes clunky, and time frames are telescoped, its overall impact packs a powerful punch. fresh Jonathan F. Richards 1 Film.com September 21, 2010 +1081 A landscape where heart and head can collide in a great fury, and when the world felt like it could go one way or the other. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Foran 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 2, 2010 +1081 Just preaching to the choir - even a secular choir - isn't enough. 2/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Wisconsin State Journal August 26, 2010 +1081 Despite noble intentions and bloody nods to religious intolerance, this historic epic can feel like a drippy toga party B- fresh Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) August 26, 2010 +1081 Manages to mix philosophy, history, hysteria and a love triangle and still be something of a bore. C- rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News August 13, 2010 +1081 Despite the bloodthirstiness of the Christian mob there's a surprising lack of dramatic tension. rotten Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 11, 2010 +1081 All of the ideas and themes it puts forth are fascinating and could be quite enlightening for the modern age, if the film they were attached to was even a tiny bit fun to watch. 6/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 7, 2010 +1081 It's not perfect, but it's not like any other movie in theaters now. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 30, 2010 +1081 "Some may consider ""Agora"" sound history, others may label it heresy, but I call it thumping good drama." 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 29, 2010 +1081 Despite the open-air connotation of the title, there's a curiously constricted, even suffocating quality to 'Agora' that leaves it...a chore to sit through. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 26, 2010 +1081 Agora, Alejandro Amenabar's absorbing historical drama, proves that, in an era of movies made for iPhones with artistic ambitions to match, there are still filmmakers willing to swing for the fences. 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post July 23, 2010 +1081 Where Agora sometimes fails as a film, it can never fail as a spark to ignite the fires of conversation. At last, this is a sword and sandal epic with its mind in the right place. 7/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com July 22, 2010 +1081 An interesting but often frustrating effort by the director of The Sea Inside, who proves that ambition and talent aren't enough to ensure a compelling drama. 2/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 22, 2010 +1081 A strikingly physical as well as thoughtful drama. 3.5/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times July 22, 2010 +1081 Agora is entertaining, and even at times illuminating. 2.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 22, 2010 +1081 This Agora is an expensive-looking update on an old De Mille-style extravaganza. It has many new and provocative ideas, certainly, but the same British accents and the same stodgy execution. C+ rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 22, 2010 +1081 I went to see Agora expecting an epic with swords, sandals and sex. I found swords and sandals, some unexpected opinions about sex, and a great deal more. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 22, 2010 +1081 Agora feels like an overlong school trip to the planetarium, followed by a Romans-in-togas play in the gym. 2/5 rotten Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) July 7, 2010 +1081 The human story of Agora is not only smaller in scale than the sweep of geohistory but considerably less interesting. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate July 7, 2010 +1081 Watchable, intelligent and provocative drama with a stunning central performance from Rachel Weisz... 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon July 7, 2010 +1081 The balance tilts away from characters and mystery toward messages. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 24, 2010 +1081 With fire in her eyes and the riddle of the solar system in her brain, Weisz struggles in fleshing out a historical character well worth a movie, though frustratingly sketchy as written here. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune June 17, 2010 +1081 I wish the movie kind of caught fire for me. rotten Michael Phillips 1 At the Movies June 14, 2010 +1081 Through it all, the actors play their roles with suspect conviction. 3/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies June 11, 2010 +1081 This lavish Spanish production begins to plod after a brisk, lively first half. 2/4 rotten Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail June 11, 2010 +1081 It's a cycle of deranged depravity all done in the name of God, Gods and Goddesses, everyone certain in their beliefs and just as certain in their right to show no mercy to those who do not believe the same. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 10, 2010 +1081 It's possible to admire the grand, sweeping ambitions poured into the production of Agora without having much use for the movie itself. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 Film School Rejects June 9, 2010 +1081 There are moments of lovely intimacy and emotional power at this intersection of faith, philosophy and physics. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Moving Pictures Magazine May 31, 2010 +1081 A tedious, choppily edited, uninvolving mess that can't be saved by its provocative premise and Rachel Weisz's radiant performance. 5/10 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru May 31, 2010 +1081 The skeptical and the secular also need stories of martyrdom and rousing acts of cinematic preaching. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times May 28, 2010 +1081 There are a few exciting battle sequences and the sets are lavish, but mostly the film meanders aimlessly for more than two hours. No wonder new sword-and-sandal movies are in short supply. 1/4 rotten 1 New York Post May 28, 2010 +1081 Amenabar's efforts to align the era's religious conflicts and culture wars with those of our own become thuddingly obvious, especially once the old-school brio of Agora's first hour has gone the way of the Roman Empire. 2/5 rotten Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY May 28, 2010 +1081 insipid... your time would be better spent staring at the stars 1.5/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com May 27, 2010 +1081 A large-scale investigation into religious hysteria, the film is a stunning spectacle, piloted by a filmmaker drawn to the frayed ends of human irrationality...There's some truly exhilarating filmmaking to devour here. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com May 27, 2010 +1081 To its credit, the film calls out Christianity's ignominious imperialism and locates a valid historical analogue to the religious extremism of today. Yet good intentions shan't save Amenbar from his own ham-fisted methods. rotten Eric Hynes 1 Village Voice May 26, 2010 +1081 It's ye olde clash of religion and science, though the real struggle is between coherence and cockamamy grandiloquence. 2/5 rotten Nick Schager 1 Time Out May 26, 2010 +1081 Agora may be flawed as a narrative feature, but it is a first-class conversation starter. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International May 25, 2010 +1081 A pointless spectacle that champions free-thinking intellectuals over violent zealots while ineffectually appealing to the same uncontrollable emotions it condemns. 1.5/4 rotten Simon Abrams 0 Slant Magazine May 24, 2010 +1081 Given all the weighty colloquia, Agora has remarkably few bad laughs, and the CGI re-creations of ancient Alexandria are so detailed I wanted to freeze the frame and linger on the city's layout. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 24, 2010 +1081 Teeming with religious wilding, throng cheering, era exoticizing, government toppling, mob mentality temple smashing, and nonbeliever ambushing. And where the question of which adversary is on God's side is settled by who in the end is still left standing fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze May 23, 2010 +1081 "For all of the massive sets and overstated rumination on the design of the universe, ""Agora"" is film that fails at every step to be believable." C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 10, 2010 +1081 A handsomely produced and generally well-acted film that favours philosophical, scientific and religious discussions over rampant toga tussling and sword slicing. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman May 10, 2010 +1081 A swirling, big budget film that sometimes gets in the way of Rachel Weisz's excellent playing of the woman who ought to be better known. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard April 29, 2010 +1081 They don't make 'em like this any more. And with good reason. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World April 29, 2010 +1081 High-minded and ambitious, Agora is also resplendent and rich, full of striking images. 3/5 fresh James Mottram 0 Total Film April 29, 2010 +1081 If you want something to engage the mind as well as set the blood boiling then it is an unexpected pleasure. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) April 26, 2010 +1081 Get past the togas and its somewhat stately pace, and here lies a movie with a timely message about the perils of religious intolerance. 3/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) April 23, 2010 +1081 The metaphysical moments inspire, but the earth bound action is mundane in the pejorative sense. 2/5 rotten Matt Bochenski 0 Little White Lies April 23, 2010 +1081 A film that dares contemplate some huge themes, Agora shines light on a charming and neglected historical figure, but gets a little lost in trying to do too much aside from what ought to be its main focus. 3/5 fresh Catherine Bray 0 Film4 April 22, 2010 +1081 The film's portrayal of how religious fervour can interrupt the progress of secular knowledge is acute and welcome. 3/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out April 22, 2010 +1081 Ancient history never looked so good. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema April 22, 2010 +1081 Fans of historical dramas may love it, but you're in trouble when theories about the sun and earth are more involving than the interpersonal dramas. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 22, 2010 +1081 The real triumph of the film - apart from a beautifully shot, grand-scale recreation of Alexandria - is how it illustrates the vital importance of asking questions. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy April 15, 2010 +1081 ...terminally uninvolving virtually from start to finish. 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews September 18, 2009 +1081 Amenabar's take on the Hollywood epic is admittedly flawed, but it centers on an interesting, rare protagonist, a female scientist who's not defined by gender or sexuality. C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 6, 2009 +1081 It's an odd, uneasy mixture of sword-and-sandals epic and high-minded moral debate, but it's shot beautifully and there's no denying its ambition. 2/5 rotten David Gritten 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 22, 2009 +1081 A great example of bravura filmmaking by a gifted young international filmmaker. fresh 1 Los Angeles Times May 18, 2009 +1081 "Agora"" occasionally hints at the interesting material embedded in its central conceits, but never manages to enliven it." rotten Eric Kohn 1 indieWire May 18, 2009 +1081 Agora ultimately fails to hang together narratively and does not engage on the same grand emotional level as the sword and sandal epics of old. rotten Mike Goodridge 0 Screen International May 18, 2009 +1081 "The mother of all secular humanists fights a losing battle against freshly minted religious zealots in ""Agora,"" a visually imposing, high-minded epic." fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety May 18, 2009 +1081 3/4 fresh 0 National Post May 28, 2010 +1082 Frankenheimer can make one feel that there's no more exhilarating place to put a camera than on a Formula One. fresh Penelope Houston 0 The Spectator July 9, 2018 +1082 Turns a high-speed death-defying stunt into a collection of beautiful pictures assembled with visceral effectiveness,. 4/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending August 29, 2017 +1082 A decent formula motor racing film. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 31, 2014 +1082 "Still dazzling, and the movie Ron Howard's ""Rush"" is sure to be measured against. " 3.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service August 3, 2012 +1082 this idea that while anything's possible through technology, the debt of that ambition is paid out in blood. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 14, 2011 +1082 Despite its melodramatic glimpses into the drivers' private lives, the racing sequences more than make up for the deficiencies. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis July 2, 2006 +1082 The story alone is enough to almost make you become interested in auto racing. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com June 26, 2006 +1082 Four decades later, John Frankenheimer's Grand Prix remains the best film ever made about professional auto racing. B fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com October 5, 2005 +1083 The movie has the effect of a perfected and unrepeatable gesture. fresh Geoffrey O'Brien 0 The New York Review of Books November 12, 2018 +1083 There are scenes here with the potential to become genuinely iconic. 5/5 fresh Emma Dibdin 0 The Arts Desk May 21, 2018 +1083 It's another story of transition in cinema. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Erick Estrada 0 Cinegarage March 1, 2018 +1083 No words are needed. [Full review in Spanish] A fresh Emilio Luna 0 March 1, 2018 +1083 ... charms, astonishes and entertains; but it lacks substance... [Full review in Spanish] rotten Juan Jos 0 Cinencuentro March 1, 2018 +1083 ...a pasteurized memory, dressed up with the dapper black and white photography of Guillaume Schiffman... [Full review in Spanish] rotten Gabriel Quispe 0 Cinencuentro March 1, 2018 +1083 Everything works perfectly... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ernesto Diezmartinez 0 March 1, 2018 +1083 Such a project may seem pretentious, however, the charm of the film lies in its honesty, its purity and transmitting the mere pleasure of the director to honor the life of a silent film artist... [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Doly Mallet 0 Cine Premiere March 1, 2018 +1083 ... no film lover can afford to miss this film... [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Jaime Azrad 0 Chilango.com March 1, 2018 +1083 The nightmare is the best scene in The Artist because it subverts the tenets of silent film while articulating George's genuine terror....The final stretches [though] are where The Artist loses command of its tone. fresh Alan Zilberman 0 Brightest Young Things February 28, 2018 +1083 Hazanavicius films with a precision rarely seen. [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Carlos Mara 0 February 27, 2018 +1083 The Artist makes a strong argument for film as an escape from the modern escapist fantasies. It doesn't mean anything - that's what some critics are crying now - but since when did we decide that movies always have to have meaning? A fresh 0 Cincinnati CityBeat February 27, 2018 +1083 Dujardin is as charismatic a lead as Gene Kelly ever was, and Bejo is the perfect, irresistible foil for ageing megastar George Valentin. In support, John Goodman is perfectly cast. 5/5 fresh Daniel Green 0 CineVue February 27, 2018 +1083 The Artist is a bore, just like the hammy has-been around which it revolves. rotten Harry Kloman 0 Pittsburgh City Paper February 27, 2018 +1083 Jean Dujardin is ready for a game between eras: his chatty smile and way of moving connect with the great adventurous gallant of silent American cinema. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Quim Casas 0 Sensacine February 27, 2018 +1083 The director is skillful, has what it takes to activate the mechanisms of feeling in any cinephile's heart and exploits it well. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 February 26, 2018 +1083 Sadly, Hazanavicius is so unskilled, so steeped in the empty signposting of parody and stereotype, that he's actually signaling to us throughout The Artist that we're watching a quaint old art form Lindy Hopping its way to the bone yard. rotten Michael Sicinski 0 Cinema Scope November 27, 2017 +1083 The Artist made me remember why I love movies. fresh Neely Swanson 0 Easy Reader (California) September 18, 2017 +1083 The Artist is simply a pleasure to watch, if only for just two hours in time. A- fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 8, 2017 +1083 It's inarguable that you'll leave The Artist with a spring in your step and a grin on your face. fresh Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper February 26, 2017 +1083 The background music is stunningly evocative. And there's a certain grace and charm with which the movie has been made. 4/5 fresh Avijit Ghosh 0 The Times of India February 26, 2017 +1083 One desperately wants to enjoy the cinematic escapade but the fun eventually wears thin as the familiar narrative fails to illuminate the magic of the movies during its infancy. 2.5/5 rotten Rashid Irani 0 Hindustan Times February 26, 2017 +1083 As the scattershot everything-at-once world of Net connectivity ever decreases our ability to concentrate, the mere act of turning down the sensory input for an experience seems like a bold act of cultural resistance. fresh Giovanni Fazio 0 Japan Times February 26, 2017 +1083 Writer-director Michel Hazanavicius' The Artist is not for a nanosecond fun-though it works hard to be so. Basically, it is A Star Is Born knockoff. rotten Richard Schickel 0 Truthdig February 24, 2016 +1083 This is a bauble, not a jewel. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +1083 Michel Hazanavicius' black-and-white, mostly silent comedy The Artist is a gorgeously made curiosity -- a film that functions as a testament to its own obsession with other movies. fresh Christopher Kelly 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com February 17, 2015 +1083 Uplifting, heart-warming, hilarious... not necessarily words you'd expect to apply to a black and white silent French film. But The Artist is no ordinary movie. 5/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Daily Mirror (UK) February 17, 2015 +1083 Writer/director Michel Hazanavicius uses a shrewd eye for visual composition to tell an emotionally effective story never waylaid by the clever throwback gimmickry of his method. 4/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com February 17, 2015 +1083 The Artist is drunk on the history of cinema and art, and culture buffs will get giddy on it. 5/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 17, 2015 +1083 Retro but totally modern, frivolous yet fundamentally serious, The Artist is a thing of grace and joy and a great American film -- of the sort it takes the French to make. fresh Jonathan Romney 0 Independent on Sunday February 17, 2015 +1083 Filmed in stunning black-and-white, The Artist takes us back to a time when men wore suits, women wore hats and a simple dance could lead to love. fresh Allison Loring 0 Film School Rejects February 17, 2015 +1083 They really don't make them like this any more. 5/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) February 17, 2015 +1083 Latter day silent movies need not be cute or vacuous -- daring Canadian filmmaker Guy Maddin's avant-garde creations have proved that triumphantly -- but this one is a highly polished and clever bit of frippery. fresh Mark Demetrius 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 17, 2015 +1083 Director Michel Hazanavicius, in his first American production, has pulled of a miracle, making a gimmick with a pretty wispy framework into something sturdy, memorable and moving. A fresh Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) February 17, 2015 +1083 This is a celebration of how magical the movies can still be. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) February 17, 2015 +1083 The movie isn't revolutionary and doesn't aim to create a whole new wave of silent filmmaking, but it is a fun diversion. 3.5/5 fresh Eric Eisenberg 0 CinemaBlend February 17, 2015 +1083 There's no such thing as a perfect movie, but there may be one you wouldn't wish to be any different. Such is the magic of The Artist. fresh Rima Sabina 0 Concrete Playground February 17, 2015 +1083 What's old is new again in this dreamy romance. What's antiquated seems innovative. 4/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World February 17, 2015 +1083 Film buffs will be hugging themselves with sheer pleasure. And ordinary filmgoers will be equally entertained by this hilarious and heart- felt tribute to the early days of Hollywood with its unmissable wild wit. 1 fresh Alan Frank 0 Daily Star February 17, 2015 +1083 Touching and entertaining in equal measure. 5/5 fresh Lisa Nesselson 0 sbs.com.au February 17, 2015 +1083 Factor in a scene-stealing dog called Uggy and you have one of the most unexpectedly delightful films of the past year. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 The List February 17, 2015 +1083 Glorious, delicious and an unalloyed joy... I loved it. Loved it, loved it, loved it, loved it, loved it, loved it, loved it. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator February 17, 2015 +1083 Maybe this tribute to those early movies will inspire you to go watch something small, square and silent. 4/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com February 17, 2015 +1083 Hazanavicius boldly strips cinema back to its wordless, monochrome days and, boy, does the end result sparkle. 5/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 The Arts Desk February 17, 2015 +1083 Anchored by the wildly charming Dujardin in the lead, The Artist is so warm and entertaining, it will leave you speechless. And smiling. 4/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive February 17, 2015 +1083 The story fluctuates between light and dark elements as smoothly as its gorgeously contrasted black and white photography, dowsing audiences in a nostalgic glow of sunshine and shadows. fresh Luke Buckmaster 0 The Daily Review/Crikey February 17, 2015 +1083 Sometimes cinema should just be pure, unadulterated joy, and The Artist is precisely that, in every wordless frame. 5/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) February 17, 2015 +1083 Think of it as an art-house film that everyone can enjoy. 4/5 fresh Andrew Hedley 0 Flicks.co.nz February 17, 2015 +1083 The year's most unlikely crowd-pleaser. fresh Brian D. Johnson 0 Maclean's Magazine February 17, 2015 +1083 Through it all, Dujardin has great dignity, is hugely likeable, and pulls off touches of comic poignancy not far from Chaplin's. 4/5 fresh David Elliott 1 San Diego Reader February 17, 2015 +1083 This is a funny, touching and innovative piece of work with a fun performance from Jean Dujardin. 4/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review February 17, 2015 +1083 The result is an irresistible delight. 4.5/5 fresh Tom Ryan 0 The Age (Australia) February 17, 2015 +1083 What's not to like about The Artist? And then again, what is there, exactly, to love about it? 3.5/4 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly February 17, 2015 +1083 You have to applaud a movie that takes every rule for How to Sell Your Movie to Modern Audiences and throws it on a silver nitrate fire. 3/5 fresh Grae Drake 0 Movies.com February 17, 2015 +1083 Instead of inviting us sophisticated moderns to look back and laugh, it insists that we look back and rediscover something we have lost. fresh Cosmo Landesman 0 Sunday Times (UK) February 17, 2015 +1083 It's a wonderfully lighthearted and thoroughly entertaining film that stands as a tribute to cinema from another era. It is, in fact, irresistible. fresh Mal Vincent 0 The Virginian-Pilot February 17, 2015 +1083 Since The Artist can't speak for itself, let me sing its praises instead. 4/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune February 17, 2015 +1083 Bejo and Dujardin give their characters indelible countenances and overall vibrancy. She's bright; he's elegant and funny. Whatever the film lacks in terms of achieving deep impact, they sparkle together. 3.5/4 fresh Anita Katz 0 San Francisco Examiner February 17, 2015 +1083 The Artist recreates a movie era so full of wonder and emotion that it may make you question whether the way we were wasn't a whole lot better than the way we are. fresh Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online February 17, 2015 +1083 The Artist is not at its core a cinematic essay piece or simply an indulgent slice of self-reflexism but an intoxicating story told with skill and humour. 4/5 fresh Craig Skinner 0 HeyUGuys February 17, 2015 +1083 It's happy to wallow in the conventions of classics that came before it, and we're happy to wallow right with it, but the potential to become something more eludes it. 8/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline February 17, 2015 +1083 This touching rise-and-fall story has already bagged a host of awards and seems on track for Oscar attention. 4/5 fresh 0 Daily Record (UK) February 17, 2015 +1083 A fine piece of cinema that will hopefully be clutched by moviegoers for years to come. 4/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com September 14, 2014 +1083 That the film is so convincing and so engaging despite the lack of dialogue is an unquantifiable triumph. A+ fresh Simon Gallagher 0 Film School Rejects January 13, 2014 +1083 The Artist is a joyous and enchanting film. 5/5 fresh Jay Stone 0 Canada.com January 13, 2014 +1083 The Artist doesn't talk, but it sings. 4/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post January 13, 2014 +1083 The Artist is at turns funny, heartbreaking, thrilling and a visual marvel with only the aid of Ludovic Bource's sublime score to guide our reactions. 4/5 fresh Justin Strout 0 Orlando Weekly January 13, 2014 +1083 Hazanavicius has reminded us of why we love the movies. He is sure to bring a smile to anyone who gambles on seeing this glorious throwback. A fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman January 13, 2014 +1083 A modern-day classic that proves that Hollywood can still make incredible films. 5.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood June 30, 2013 +1083 The whole thing is so damn clever and charming, it might just sneak off with Best Picture. fresh David Thomson 1 The New Republic June 20, 2013 +1083 Don't let the simplicity of the story fool you, 'The Artist' is a movie in which the pleasures lie entirely in the details. A fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger May 25, 2013 +1083 Possibly one of the most joyously enjoyable films to screen in the Cannes competition -- especially for lovers of classic Hollywood cinema -- The Artist is a real pleasure. fresh Mark Adams 0 Screen International February 15, 2013 +1083 It isn't arty or intellectual, though it is artful and ingenious, and it's the rare crowd-pleaser that never feels obvious or pandering. 4/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday February 15, 2013 +1083 Writer/director Michel Hazanavicius' The Artist manages the trick of being both fearlessly loyal to an era of cinema that's long since passed and one of the few original motion pictures of its own time. 4/4 fresh Perry Seibert 0 TV Guide February 15, 2013 +1083 There is literally nothing wrong with it. I don't have a single nit to pick, minor flaw to point out or little bit that annoyed me. It is pure magic from the first frame to the last. fresh Mark Rabinowitz 1 CNN.com February 15, 2013 +1083 Its retro-retro take uniquely delivers the most crucial element of the moviegoing experience, the art of entertainment. A- fresh Erick Weber 0 Final Cut on Film October 22, 2012 +1083 "Hazanavicius has perfectly captured the look and feel of the silent era with ""The Artist." 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 18, 2012 +1083 The Artist is apparently Hazanavicius' dream project and it's truly inspiring to see a filmmaker take such a big risk in this day and age: especially when it pays off so big. 9.5/10 fresh Kristal Cooper 0 We Got This Covered September 15, 2012 +1083 As an homage to silent films, it works. As a cinematic narrative of classic quality, it falls short. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight September 15, 2012 +1083 The Artist is superfluous, but charming through-and-through, painted with lively performances, staggering cinematography and a lovely spirit of nostalgia. 8/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD June 29, 2012 +1083 Every now and then in an age of darkness and cynicism, a life affirming film is just what we need. 4/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed June 28, 2012 +1083 I'm not sure how much replay this film will get, but a first viewing is awfully satisfying-though it makes the audience work a little harder than they're accustomed. 8/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis June 26, 2012 +1083 The Academy Awards are the biggest annual party that Hollywood throws for itself, and The Artist is a movie that worships Hollywood. Looks like a done deal. C+ rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Filmwell June 15, 2012 +1083 a witty, self-aware pastiche, full of clever audiovisual gags and cinephiliac allusions, with irresistible charm coursing through its nostalgic veins. fresh Anton Bitel 0 MovieScope May 31, 2012 +1083 Writer-director Michel Hazanavicius toys with despair only to gloss over it. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com April 30, 2012 +1083 ...it gives us a glimpse of what those silly people in black-and-white ... must have found so thrilling, engaging and ultimately heartening when they watched those quaint gray ghosts dancing on a screen they imagined was silver, so unrecoverably long ago. 9 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 29, 2012 +1083 It's a screaming endorsement to the power of cinema... without saying a word. 4/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show April 29, 2012 +1083 'The Artist' is a masterpiece. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 21, 2012 +1083 You can't fault it as smart entertainment, which eschews parody to make a sincere tribute that also serves as cogent current commentary. 4/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star April 17, 2012 +1083 Whether you see the 'The Artist' for its nostalgia or its novelty, its joyous spirit is undeniable. B+ fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) April 16, 2012 +1083 "The Artist"" drags, as any film telling its story with its mouth and ears tied behind its back can be expected to. But it's a lovely bit of froth, the meringue on a cinema season that is both high-minded and awards oriented." 3.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service March 23, 2012 +1083 Goofily gorgeous, heartfelt and endlessly rewatchable, this is the true meaning of escapism - a doorway to another world, a world created to entertain eyes, heart and brain. 5/5 fresh Catherine Bray 0 Film4 March 22, 2012 +1083 Warts and all, The Artist reminds us that the fire is far from extinguished. B fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth March 20, 2012 +1083 The Artist is a freakishly good one-off - I'd hate to call it a fluke, but it's unlikely someone could replicate this approach to such great effect in the near future. 5/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 The Standard March 15, 2012 +1083 A wonderful experience but if your mind isn't open to the idea of a silent film you might want to give it a miss. There are big rewards for those willing to investigate. You might have a new appreciation for the art of filmmaking. 4/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie March 8, 2012 +1083 This is by far the best film of the year, an instant classic, which embodies the very essence of cinema. If we, in Northern Ireland, are not screening this sensational film then we might as well shut down all our cinemas. 1 fresh Brian Henry 0 UTV March 8, 2012 +1083 The movie ever fully shakes off its air of skillfully executed experiment, but it's spirited and charming nonetheless. fresh Jon Frosch 1 The Atlantic March 7, 2012 +1083 An occasion when style really does triumph over substance. 3/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) February 27, 2012 +1083 It may look like an art film, but it's anything but. It's a good, old-fashioned, formulaic, Hollywood romantic comedy rise-and-fall story told with a modern sensibility and easily accessible by mainstream audiences. 3/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com February 23, 2012 +1083 Dujardin and Bejo light up the screen. It's easy to believe them as movie idols from a bygone era. 4.5/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile February 14, 2012 +1083 It's a deliriously, wondrously, unspeakably fabulous film. fresh Alice Tynan 0 The Vine February 5, 2012 +1083 You're likely to be as smiling as much as George Valentin. A- fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane February 2, 2012 +1083 As frothy, upbeat tales of old Hollywood go, it's superb, full of small delights and general sunshine. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 1, 2012 +1083 If you want to see some spectacularly adorable if not particularly lasting or memorable dog tricks, The Artist is the film you've been waiting for. 3/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix January 31, 2012 +1083 Hazanavicius has woven together a variety of cinematic styles from different eras to make a silent film that is easily accessible to a contemporary audience. 4/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy January 30, 2012 +1083 Its appeal lies in its innate ability of tapping into that sense of joy that lies within us all. It is irresistibly charming. It is unmissable. 1 fresh Ed Gibbs 0 The Sun Herald January 29, 2012 +1083 It's easy to be captivated by this unique, universal piece that above all makes us care for its characters as we journey through a maze of emotions fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 28, 2012 +1083 A glorious spectacle that captivates the senses and energizes the mind, The Artist is a full-bodied sensation that had me doing interior cartwheels while I sat in the theatre gluttonously consuming each and every morsel. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 27, 2012 +1083 Artist a lovingly rendered homage. 3.5/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times January 27, 2012 +1083 What The Artist says about people who would like to sentimentalize and suspend the film industry in a bell jar is brilliant. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central January 25, 2012 +1083 The Artist, as calculated as you know it is, is simply impossible to resist. 4/5 fresh Tom Clift 0 Moviedex January 24, 2012 +1083 [A] sweet, sincere, massively overrated valentine to silent movies. 2.5/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 23, 2012 +1083 A warm and comfy dose of old-school charm and smile-inducing entertainment. 4/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune January 23, 2012 +1083 Terrific entertainment -- not an academic exercise but an unabashed crowd-pleaser. 4/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 23, 2012 +1083 'The Artist' offers a unique cinematic experience in an age when extremely loud sound effects attack our eardrums while watching so many current movies. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 22, 2012 +1083 The Artist delights in an ingeniously straightforward way that exceeds many a modern, technologically advanced, effects-loaded, big-budget blockbuster. 4/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) January 20, 2012 +1083 A silent movie that speaks louder and with more power than a dozen films packed with pages and pages of dialogue. Definitely the year's best movie. 5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald January 20, 2012 +1083 Imaginative, gorgeous, witty and even kind of sexy. 4/4 fresh Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union January 20, 2012 +1083 A gift that keeps on giving, The Artist is a film that demands your attention at every moment. All senses are glued to the screen and director Michel Hazanavicius delivers with drama, laughter, romance and stellar performances from his cast. 4.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 19, 2012 +1083 Has the allure of a freshness it may not entirely deserve, but one that makes it go down very smoothly. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 19, 2012 +1083 I'm not sure Hazanavicius' love letter to the cinema is, in fact, the most outstanding movie of last year. But who would deny that it stands out from the motion-picture pack? fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days January 18, 2012 +1083 In a strange way, it's not unlike The Matrix -- only this time the red pill transports you into the futuristic world of sound, rather than a cynical world of two increasingly abysmal sequels. 9/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum January 15, 2012 +1083 Completely fun. Dujardin defies time periods. Bejo is all sparkly effervescence. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer January 13, 2012 +1083 Was there ever a guy who could play an old school movie studio mogul like John Goodman? No. 4.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 13, 2012 +1083 A movie that is so old-fashioned from beginning to end that it's literally a breath of fresh air. fresh Richard Knight 0 Knight at the Movies January 13, 2012 +1083 Visually stunning, imaginative, and cleverly scored and choreographed, The Artist is quite simply and quietly, the year's finest film. 5/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 The Reel Deal January 12, 2012 +1083 Deeper than mere mimicry... 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm January 11, 2012 +1083 The Artist plays less like an original take on the early sound era than as fan fiction set in the world of Singin' in the Rain. B- fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 10, 2012 +1083 [C]ould have been all about the gimmick. Marvelously, it isn't. And yet its marvelousness is wrapped up in the gimmick... [A] sweet, deep passion for The Movies... throbs through The Artist and makes it sing. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 10, 2012 +1083 A story that's so sweet and innocent, it's practically forgivable for being the awards bait it's being offered up as. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com January 9, 2012 +1083 See it, but remember: no talking. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray January 9, 2012 +1083 ...breezy and effortlessly entertaining... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 9, 2012 +1083 Although it sometimes runs short on invention, it makes up for it in style, execution and a cheery disposition that's positively infectious. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 6, 2012 +1083 The Artist replicates film-making techniques of the past to create a warm, witty romance. fresh 0 Liverpool Echo January 6, 2012 +1083 Embracing the techniques and look of the times, and paying homage to numerous silent classics and Citizen Kane, this loving, warm pastiche is a sheer delight. 5/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times January 5, 2012 +1083 Simply irresistible. 5/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Empire Magazine January 5, 2012 +1083 Although he is working in an older acting style that favors large gestures and emphatic facial expressions, Dujardin still evokes the entire wealth of the emotional spectrum 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 4, 2012 +1083 Not just a re-creation of an archaic technique -- the characters are real, vivid, and affecting. The movie transcends its story to be more than a tribute to a simpler time. A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet January 4, 2012 +1083 Dujardin's performance carries it forward like an adventure actor of the period. fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 0 Ebert Presents At The Movies January 4, 2012 +1083 A joyous cinematic valentine to the silent movie era, The Artist is the most out-and-out entertaining, purely enjoyable movie to come around in years. 5/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk January 4, 2012 +1083 While I admired and enjoyed the film, it reminded me of drinking a Pepsi Throwback; tastes great but brings nothing new to the table. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 NerdTears.com January 1, 2012 +1083 While never mocking the material he's working with, Hazanavicius doesn't take himself with a seriousness that could commit him to a tragic conclusion. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) January 1, 2012 +1083 Gimmicky but cute. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express December 30, 2011 +1083 Film of the year and a joy forever. 5/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 30, 2011 +1083 Gorgeously shot and utterly absorbing, this is a truly original love story that will leave you speechless. 5/5 fresh Francesca Steele 0 Sky Cinema December 28, 2011 +1083 The purely visual filmmaking, accompanied by Ludovic Bource's musical score, is an absolute delight. A fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) December 28, 2011 +1083 Hazanavicius is a true visionary artist himself, rejeuvinating a fond and near-forgotten skill and masterfully making it obtainable and oddly contemporary. 5/5 fresh Lisa Giles-Keddie 0 Real.com December 28, 2011 +1083 For a movie that is so much about technique, it's surprising how affecting the story is. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 28, 2011 +1083 ...a good film with some great moments and two excellent lead performances... 4/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters December 26, 2011 +1083 full review at Movies for the Masses 3/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses December 26, 2011 +1083 ...one of the most original films of this decade. 5/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes December 25, 2011 +1083 It's a valentine to the cinema that comes from the heart. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 25, 2011 +1083 It's easy to dismiss The Artist as a simple love letter to the silent-film era, but there is a lot more at work here than just an attention-getting gimmick. 5/5 fresh Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis December 24, 2011 +1083 Not only does 'The Artist' clearly demonstrate that something was lost when movies started talking, but it also proves that we haven't begun to learn what can be done with images alone. 4.5/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 KC Active December 24, 2011 +1083 It may be silent, but The Artist earns some very loud applause fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit December 23, 2011 +1083 The Artist is a slight confection, really, but it's so delicious and knowing that it may well end up on any number of cineastes' desert-island lists. It's certainly on mine. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle December 23, 2011 +1083 A love letter to silent cinema, Michel Hazanavicius' black-and-white non-talkie is a shallow but hellaciously enjoyable voyage into the past. B fresh Sam Adams 0 Philadelphia City Paper December 23, 2011 +1083 "The Artist"" may be too cute to qualify as high art, but it's highly entertaining." 3.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 23, 2011 +1083 A silent movie shot in sumptuous black-and-white, no less. A silent flick made with not a jot of distancing winking, but instead born of a heady affection for a bygone, very bygone, era of filmmaking. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post December 23, 2011 +1083 The story and the silent-era conventions may not be entirely original, but the director revives this uniquely American storytelling style with such infectious joy and life-affirming enthusiasm that it's nearly impossible not to respond in equal measure. 4/4 fresh Alison Gang 0 San Diego Union-Tribune December 23, 2011 +1083 Essentially a stunt, but an expertly executed one that's immensely enjoyable, especially for movie buffs...a nimble, exuberant lark. A- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 23, 2011 +1083 'The Artist' paints a glorious picture of old Hollyood. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 23, 2011 +1083 In the more eye-pleasing The Artist, the plot eventually comes too close to its inspiration, though its early moments were headed for mastery - and transformation - of style. 3/5 fresh Matthew Sorrento 0 Film Threat December 23, 2011 +1083 "The Artist"" is a delightful treasure. It is a charming mixture of comedy, melodrama and romance that cinema lovers should make a point of experiencing." 4/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 23, 2011 +1083 This is not some clinical dissection of bygone cinematic techniques; it's a lively, appealing effort that mostly rises above mere novelty. 3/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star December 22, 2011 +1083 It's about more than the gimmick, and The Artist will be calling to you, entrancing you and making you feel the love. 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 22, 2011 +1083 This is the feel-good movie of the year and that's meant as praise, not a putdown. 5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly December 22, 2011 +1083 No less than a gushing ode to cinema itself. Unconditional bliss. 4/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 22, 2011 +1083 If the concept of a contemporary, postmodern silent film sounds like a gimmick, it is, but Hazanavicius' attention to character makes certain that the film acts as more. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 22, 2011 +1083 It's a rocket to the moon fueled by unadulterated joy and pure imagination. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 22, 2011 +1083 Strangely, wonderfully, The Artist feels as bold and innovative a moviegoing experience as James Cameron's bells-and-whistles Avatar did a couple of years ago. 4/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 22, 2011 +1083 There are certain productions that wear a broad smile and carry little personality, with director Michel Hazanavicius's valentine to moviemaking days of yore perfectly, utterly, monumentally...fine. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 22, 2011 +1083 "The Artist"" is a delightful and unique experience because it cares about things most movies no longer do." 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 22, 2011 +1083 "Those who know nothing about the history of cinema will not be shortchanged - ""The Artist"" can be enjoyed by anyone who loves what is essential about movies." 4/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 22, 2011 +1083 A beguiling tale about Hollywood's silent movie days that is itself silent, this made-in-L.A. French feature will charm cinephiles with its affection for one of the movies' golden ages. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter December 22, 2011 +1083 This effort often manages to duplicate the magical pantomime of the era; a lovely scene in which Bejo drapes herself in the arms of a hung jacket as if it were a human lover could have come straight out of a Marion Davies picture. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 22, 2011 +1083 The Artist is charming as all get-out, a delightful little movie about the movies. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 22, 2011 +1083 Is the film more than a novelty plaything? Perhaps not. But within its confines it multi-achieves. 4/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 22, 2011 +1083 Its sound-of-silence narrative speaks louder than words, and reveals the power of nuance and understatement. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 22, 2011 +1083 It's a bit precious, yes, but its earnestness and joy carry you along, and its climax simply delights. A- fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian December 22, 2011 +1083 "The Artist"" is such an engaging, delightful film that, if you like movies, you will walk out of the theater with a smile. You just will; it's that inspired." 5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 22, 2011 +1083 Writer-director Michel Hazanavicius loads The Artist with magical, romantic moments. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye December 22, 2011 +1083 "Is ""The Artist"" a screwball comedy? A sentimental melodrama? A spoof? Serious? What? Yes, yes, yes and yes." 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 22, 2011 +1083 It won't hold everyone's attention, but it's not often that you can hear a pin drop in the cinema. 4/5 fresh Roz Laws 0 Birmingham Post December 21, 2011 +1083 A bona fide classic. You won't get the smile off your face all the way home. 5/5 fresh Paul M. Bradshaw 0 Little White Lies December 21, 2011 +1083 It sticks to many of the conventions of the form - printed titles, an effortless musical score, a loyal dog, and shameless melodrama - and has fun with them, yet also manages to be surprisingly heartfelt. 5/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman December 20, 2011 +1083 A buoyant comedy that contains moments of pathos, this silent black-and-white movie recalls Singin' in the Rain but possesses a reverence that's endearingly French. 3.5/4 fresh Betsy Sherman 0 Boston Phoenix December 20, 2011 +1083 The novelty fades and one might be watching a somewhat run of the mill silent. Still the experience brings back memories of some great silent movies. 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews December 19, 2011 +1083 Whenever I see a great film, I get a literal high off it, almost like a drug. The feeling can last for days. The Artist gave me one of those highs. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 18, 2011 +1083 Yes, it's virtually silent, it's black-and-white, and you might not know the leads. But if you don't take a chance on this film, we can't be friends any more. 5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 16, 2011 +1083 The Artist plays like a loving homage to an era of filmmaking that many people have forgotten or never knew. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 15, 2011 +1083 My, The Artist is delightful, ingenious, funny, poignant and, in its own small way, profound. Put Oscar on high alert. 4/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail December 9, 2011 +1083 The Artist is a witty little confection, bound to please but not necessarily to linger in the mind. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies December 9, 2011 +1083 Reminds us that silent films aren't inferior to sound ones, just a little different. B fresh Matt Singer 0 IFC.com December 9, 2011 +1083 "The old-fashioned flavor of ""The Artist"" pays homage to what is considered the greatest silent film of all time, ""Sunrise,"" but makes its own niche in modern film." A- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 8, 2011 +1083 Though this pastiche has been crafted by film nerds and largely for them, Michel Hazanavicius' feature has an emotional generosity that speaks louder than words. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 7, 2011 +1083 Resisting change, The Artist's movie star repeats a familiar history, that is, the history of movies that's been passed on in the movies. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 7, 2011 +1083 Instead of cheering, I'll keep my mouth shut and give a silent nod of approval. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 OK! Magazine December 6, 2011 +1083 A rare instance of movie perfection. fresh Laura Kern 0 Film Comment Magazine December 4, 2011 +1083 "The Artist is a crowd-pleaser in the most modern ""old-fashioned"" sense of the word. " fresh Beverly Berning 0 culturevulture.net December 3, 2011 +1083 The Artist is vibrant. It is clever and dramatic, and has a rich treasure trove of cinema lore and vitality. The Artist captures the eternal wonder of movies -- new and old. 3.5/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net December 2, 2011 +1083 "In many ways - in all ways - ""The Artist"" is a profound achievement." 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 1, 2011 +1083 Now, that's what I call entertainment. 4/4 fresh Randy Myers 1 San Jose Mercury News December 1, 2011 +1083 This slight but enormously likable picture seems destined to be an awards magnet: A holiday release with enough formal sophistication to appeal to cinephiles and enough old-fashioned showbiz bravado to win over a general audience. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate December 1, 2011 +1083 Who'd have guessed that a silent movie would be the favorite for year-end awards? A fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 29, 2011 +1083 A cheeky trifle whose present-day novelty of being, well, silent and black-and-white carries it a long way. fresh William Goss 1 Film.com November 29, 2011 +1083 The Artist is a technical exercise first, movie second-but the result is undeniably pleasant. Few will be safe from the movie's bombardment of silent but deadly charm. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Patches 0 Hollywood.com November 29, 2011 +1083 Anyone who sees this as their first and only example of silent cinema will believe that the entire era was devoted to silly trifles, when, in fact, many artistic masterpieces were produced during that time. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 28, 2011 +1083 A must see movie for any fan of classic Hollywood. 3.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs November 25, 2011 +1083 The Artist is wordless. In a parallel mode, so are we, dumbstruck, at a loss for the superlatives that might match this cinematic wonder ... which very well may be the best film of the year. 9.7 fresh Kimberly Gadette 0 Doddle November 25, 2011 +1083 "The Artist"" should appeal to anyone willing to take a chance." 4/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News November 25, 2011 +1083 In a time when movies often are sonic assaults, and meaning can be lost amid the clatter of explosions, gunshots and screeching cars, The Artist has an utterly beguiling purity. 4/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 25, 2011 +1083 "The Artist"" is the wonder of the age, as much a miracle as ""Avatar,"" though it comes at things from the totally opposite direction." fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 25, 2011 +1083 Literally the kind of movie they just don't make anymore... 3.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 25, 2011 +1083 A project so idiosyncratic, so unlikely, so simultaneously innocent and sophisticated that it could only have been devised by the French. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com November 25, 2011 +1083 If there is a more joyous film this year, we haven't seen it. fresh Chris Laverty 0 Clothes on Film November 24, 2011 +1083 A picture that romances its audience into watching in a new way - by, paradoxically, asking us to watch in an old way. The Artist is perhaps the most modern movie imaginable right now. 1 fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline November 24, 2011 +1083 This is not a work of film history but rather a generous, touching and slightly daffy expression of unbridled movie love. fresh 1 New York Times November 24, 2011 +1083 A bonbon to movies as they used to be, 'The Artist' is a treat. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 23, 2011 +1083 I can't help but feel that they never really figured out why to make this movie aside from the obvious exercise in homage. B- fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix November 23, 2011 +1083 Unfettered by irony, inspiring the kind of spontaneous emotional response we yearn for at the multiplex, [it] immerses us in joyful illusion, a world of movies within movies. 5/5 fresh Kathleen Murphy 1 MSN Movies November 23, 2011 +1083 A sweet little trifle, very much the equal in romanticism and charm to the movies it's emulating, and it's playful to a nearly impossible degree. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 23, 2011 +1083 It's a big, beribboned heart-tugger of a movie and Dujardin, who won the best actor award this year at Cannes, is a charming mimic of silent-film physicality. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 23, 2011 +1083 "An old-fashioned crowd-pleaser that places a strong emphasis on the words ""old-fashioned." fresh Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity November 23, 2011 +1083 A joyous crowd-pleasing movie that pays homage to the great silent film era in a clever way that offers multiple layers. 8.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net November 23, 2011 +1083 As it opens, we're watching an audience watch a silent adventure film, and in a funny way we spend the rest of the movie watching ourselves get swept up in conventions we can see through. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 23, 2011 +1083 it just might be the best movie you'll see all year. 5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com November 23, 2011 +1083 Jean Dujardin stamps his own imprint on the archetype of the slick, dark-haired leading man-he's also a handsome clown who may bring the pencil-thin moustache back into vogue. 3/4 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com November 23, 2011 +1083 Loving tribute to silent films has a few tense moments. 4/5 fresh Betsy Bozdech 0 Common Sense Media November 23, 2011 +1083 The Artist plays around with the distinction between silent and sound cinema, resulting in the superficial entertainment value of a high concept film school joke. But it's a charming and supremely gorgeous joke. B+ fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire November 23, 2011 +1083 Both a surefire crowdpleaser and a magnificent piece of film-making. 5/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) November 23, 2011 +1083 The happy ending had me on my feet cheering throughout the final credits. I can't wait to see it again. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 23, 2011 +1083 This immensely entertaining black-and-white silent feature from France is one of the best and most original films of the year. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International November 23, 2011 +1083 Silent black-and-white movies are not coming back, but this one is such a rewarding labor of love by all of the artists involved that it just might make you wish they could. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR November 23, 2011 +1083 A beautiful, ambitious, nostalgic endeavor that demonstrates its makers are, indeed, artists. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Paste Magazine November 22, 2011 +1083 It's a beautifully shot, beautifully acted piece of fluff. B+ fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club November 22, 2011 +1083 This is a movie that sweeps over you like a warm breeze with a self-assured artistry as undeniable as it's soulful lessons of love. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute November 22, 2011 +1083 "The Artist"" is propelled by its performances, particularly Dujardin's. He has an exquisite elegance, and builds a whole movie with only his gestures. It's impossible to imagine ""The Artist"" without him, the wellspring of its charm." fresh Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press November 22, 2011 +1083 With supreme confidence and an informed, infectious fondness for his subject, writer-director Michel Hazanavicius manages to embrace contradictions and then resolve them with supreme comic grace. fresh Mary Corliss 1 TIME Magazine November 22, 2011 +1083 The Artist is so wonderful that the audience applauds everything, including the dog. 4/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 22, 2011 +1083 One of the year's best films and happiest surprises - a genuine work of imagination and vitality that broadcasts its love for the very form it so expertly uses. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine November 22, 2011 +1083 The Artist encapsulates everything we go to movies for: action, laughs, tears and a chance to get lost in another world. How can Oscar resist? 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 21, 2011 +1083 What Hazanavicius has wrought is damnably clever, but not cute; less like an arch conceit and more like the needle-sharp recollection of a dream. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker November 20, 2011 +1083 A valentine to the glories of silent cinema, a triumph of artistic teleportation, pure effervescence that gives crowdpleasing a good name. 5/5 fresh Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 18, 2011 +1083 The Artist is a rarity, an ingenious crowd-pleaser. 4/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail November 18, 2011 +1083 The Artist never feels like a parody or a good idea that becomes laborious in the execution. It's lovingly corny, great fun, good-looking and respectful. 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1083 Except for the storyline, which lacks emotional depth, there's so much here for film lovers to make this a joyous experience. fresh Neil Rosen 0 NY1-TV November 18, 2011 +1083 Dujardin turns his impeccable imitation skills on a host of early film stars, combining Rudolph Valentino's smoldering appeal and slicked-back hair with Errol Flynn's panache and pencil moustache, while preserving an essential sincerity in the process. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety November 18, 2011 +1083 Michel Hazanavicius's black-and-white throwback to cinema's silent era may seem steeped in fusty nostalgia, but it glitters and gleams with utterly of-the-moment wit and romantic zest. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 18, 2011 +1083 A lovingly shot, beautifully realized love letter to cinema history. 5/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 Patch October 30, 2011 +1083 Sends you home with your head in the clouds, intoxicated by the magic movies pull off better than any other art form. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 20, 2011 +1083 Michel Hazanavicius' spellbinding love-letter to silent cinema is a masterclass of inscrutable production design, top-notch physical comedy, and a postmodern sensibility which never descends into a rose-tintedly overzealous adulation of the era. 4.5/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture October 18, 2011 +1083 A joyous celebration of cinema worthy to be mentioned in the same breath as Singin' in the Rain. fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard October 18, 2011 +1083 Consistently inventive, heartfelt, and mesmerizing, The Artist reminds one of the visual power of the medium. It's always been about the moving picture and The Artist is an amazing love letter to cinema, old and new. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com October 14, 2011 +1083 Throughout, Hazanavicius finds clever, poetic ways to illustrate the allure of Golden Age Hollywood stardom... B+ fresh Noel Murray 1 AV Club September 10, 2011 +1083 The Artist may have started as a daring stunt, but it elevates itself to an endearing -- and probably enduring -- delight. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal September 9, 2011 +1083 Casts a spell- right from the first frame. For anyone that truly loves film. 9/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 9, 2011 +1083 Although a seemingly risky bet for box office success outside of small arthouse niches, the film's charm and delight of discovery, plus its sterling international performances, could make it a breakout hit in theaters, just as it was in Cannes. 5/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 6, 2011 +1083 It's a lot like falling in love. You can't really express what it is you feel, but you feel it so powerfully, you can't ever imagine not feeling it. fresh David Poland 0 Movie City News September 3, 2011 +1083 Delightful and lovely, a little gift of cinema. A fresh Laremy Legel 1 Film.com August 25, 2011 +1084 A meandering contemplation on teen angst but with nothing new or interesting to say about it. 2/10 rotten Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +1084 I know plenty of filmmakers tend to make the same movie over and over again, but when you're making the movie of another famous relative, I would think you'd feel silly. rotten Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 22, 2018 +1084 A lackluster and slow-going film where its stories don't pan out well. 2/5 rotten Mae Abdulbaki 0 Punch Drunk Critics August 14, 2018 +1084 While not quite at the level of Richard Linklater's Dazed and Confused or Olivier Assayas' Cold Water, it comes closer than most contemporary American teen films dare. fresh Steve Erickson 0 Nashville Scene February 12, 2018 +1084 Coppola's film is about what she knows; she's obviously more ambitious than her apathetic and self-obsessed characters, but she probably knows a few of them. Far from perfect, but a solid beginning. 3/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald September 7, 2017 +1084 Just because the kids can't make sense of their acting out doesn't mean the film shouldn't try to. rotten Alex Heeney 0 Seventh Row August 15, 2017 +1084 The real headline is Coppola herself, though. I may not love Palo Alto but its substance and style are singular enough that I am keen to see what she does next. fresh Lisa Rosman 0 Signature August 4, 2017 +1084 The reality is that for many, [these] four years are marked by a more moderate, complicated set of things, and not the relentless bleakness displayed in [the] film. C rotten Zade Constantine 0 The Film Stage June 6, 2016 +1084 The drama is scaled to just the right size: kids get into trouble or inadvisable situations, but there are no major melodramatics. We see them in their natural habitat. 4/5 fresh Laurence Phelan 0 Independent (UK) October 24, 2014 +1084 James Franco's collection of autobiographical short stories is adapted into a remarkably evocative film by Gia Coppola, granddaughter of Francis. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com October 20, 2014 +1084 Another week, another glacial outing from the ever-expanding Coppola clan depicting the oh so beautiful emptiness of American teenage wildlife. 2/5 rotten Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) October 19, 2014 +1084 Palo Alto is as fuzzy, scattered and aimless as its protagonists' lives. 2/5 rotten George Byrne 0 The Herald (Ireland) October 17, 2014 +1084 The story tends to meander but the kids' ups and downs are delicately observed and the performances, especially from Roberts, are never less than believable. 4/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Record (UK) October 17, 2014 +1084 Palo Alto might not be the cream of the teen movie crop, but there's evidence here that the reputation of Coppola clan - which is now entering its third generation of directors - is in safe hands. fresh Michael Leader 0 Film4 October 17, 2014 +1084 This dreamy tale of wasted youth provides a familiar yet authentic portrait of the teenage experience. 3/5 fresh Stephen Carty 0 Radio Times October 17, 2014 +1084 If you've seen Dazed and Confused, Thirteen and/or The Myth of the American Sleepover you'll know exactly what's coming. 3/5 rotten Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard October 17, 2014 +1084 All of this is potentially irritating to say the least, and yet, despite the junior star entitlement and teen-angst cliches, the film is unexpectedly engaging. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 16, 2014 +1084 Gia Coppola's debut about the teen experience has a lyricism that transcends James Franco's mediocre source. 4/5 fresh Katherine McLaughlin 0 Little White Lies October 16, 2014 +1084 The four stars all give solid, nuanced performers, but it's Roberts whose the stand out - capturing the bewidlerment of adolescence perfectly. 3/5 fresh Janina Matthewson 0 Sky Cinema October 16, 2014 +1084 What separates this from a pack of high school dramas is the isolation everyone feels, as well as the lack of sensationalism when it comes to portraying their acts of rebellion. 4/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy October 15, 2014 +1084 With a distinct visual sensibility, Gia proves she's one more Coppola to watch. 3/5 fresh James Mottram 0 Total Film October 13, 2014 +1084 Yet another tale of disaffected, overprivileged teens. 2/5 rotten Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman October 13, 2014 +1084 It might not feel fresh but Palo Alto feels real, honest and moving. An impressive debut by an exciting new talent. 4/5 fresh Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine October 2, 2014 +1084 it holds together through the performances and a stylistic integrity; Coppola's voice is quiet but firm. 3.5/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) August 21, 2014 +1084 I was particularly impressed by Jack Kilmer and Nat Wolff. Those two central performances are very strong. 3.5/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) August 15, 2014 +1084 The performances are excellent and the result is an altogether sympathetic, if not entirely original film, from the latest member of a talented movie dynasty. 3.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) August 15, 2014 +1084 A moody depiction of the ever-changing, impressionable teenage years is the subject matter of Gia Coppola's film, exploring the colours, textures, pauses and events that fill complex Californian days and nights fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile August 9, 2014 +1084 A meditative contemplation of the boredom of overprivileged, under-aspiring, shallow, spoiled kids. As you've been dying to see. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 8, 2014 +1084 ... neither shocking nor insightful in its portrayal of brooding, disenfranchised California teenagers dealing with peer pressure and irresponsible adults. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue June 30, 2014 +1084 A group of bored white suburban teens, entitled up to their eyeballs, do increasingly stupid things that we're supposed to be concerned about. I wasn't. D+ rotten Lewis Beale 0 News & Observer (Raleigh, NC) June 20, 2014 +1084 Kilmer and Robert's tender, heartfelt performances give real depth to familiar coming-of-age pangs and pinings. 4/5 fresh Jamie Dunn 0 The Skinny June 20, 2014 +1084 A simplistic and overly-familiar take on teenage existence, with all the adults portrayed as either clueless or subtly abusive, leaving the world-weary kids to struggle unaided with the harsh realities of life. 2/5 rotten Paul Gallagher 0 The List June 19, 2014 +1084 A pale imitation of the early novels of Bret Easton Ellis, who wrote about young ennui and aimlessness from the inside out. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald June 13, 2014 +1084 "Ultimately, ""Palo Alto"" is a messy yet haunting portrait of a particular time in life." 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times June 12, 2014 +1084 Angst-riddled yet assured debut by third-generational filmmaker Gia Coppola. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 12, 2014 +1084 One way Gia Coppola deals with privileges is by recognizing and revealing their limits. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 SF Weekly June 6, 2014 +1084 Not a particularly precocious debut, in the context of the Coppola dynasty, but nevertheless feels much like the work of a very young if talented person who has yet to discover a unique voice. 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) June 6, 2014 +1084 The movie brings back all the emotional flotsam of youth, and lets the viewer scavenge the debris for lost treasure. 3/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com June 5, 2014 +1084 When it sets out to capture some of the meandering aimlessness of teenagehood, it succeeds. 2.5/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive June 5, 2014 +1084 What her film lacks in novelty and momentum, it makes up for it in atmosphere. That, in the end, can be a more difficult thing to capture, and will serve her well as her career matures. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Montreal Gazette June 5, 2014 +1084 Typical lifestyles of the ennui-ridden overprivileged, but there are moments of near brilliance and an ending that makes up for much. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 3, 2014 +1084 Should come with a warning: may cause optic nerve damage as a result of excessive eye-rolling 1.5/5 rotten Tom Clift 0 Concrete Playground June 2, 2014 +1084 "Palo Alto"" is ""Fast Times at Ridgemont High"" without the wit; ""River's Edge"" without the depth. It's like reading a first novel by a talented writer who has something to say but isn't yet sure how to say it." C rotten Jeff Baker 0 Oregonian May 30, 2014 +1084 As lovely as it sometimes is, what this film needs is a little more shape and a little less ambience. It's a delicate balance admittedly tricky to achieve, but one that is clearly within the capability of this talented new filmmaker. 3/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle May 29, 2014 +1084 "It's accurate to say that ""Palo Alto"" is another movie by another Coppola about the lives of the rich, bored and disaffected, but that description sells the movie short." 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic May 29, 2014 +1084 While it shows Coppola has talent, it's also as aimless as her characters' self-absorbed, self-medicated, joyless lives. 2/5 rotten Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com May 24, 2014 +1084 Makes us appreciate Gus Van Sant all over again. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express May 23, 2014 +1084 It's wonderfully shot, with moments of rawness, but Coppola can't shake the suffocating been-there, done-that atmosphere of the film. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com May 23, 2014 +1084 "Palo Alto"" is good at capturing the aimless rhythms of teenagedom, from party to car to school to party. It doesn't always make for compelling viewing, but it certainly feels accurate." 2.5/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Madison Movie May 23, 2014 +1084 That Coppola finds occasional grace and spirit here shows understanding and compassion. Her next assignment? Make a movie that's not about the troubles of the privileged and bored. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News May 23, 2014 +1084 These slippery slices of life feel like the most honest, relevant film portrait of adolescence in ages. fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 22, 2014 +1084 "Palo Alto"" feels earnest and promising, but half-formed." 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday May 22, 2014 +1084 Smells like teen spirit. Nice moments, along with enough children of the famous to start a football team. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald May 16, 2014 +1084 The often self-destructive manner in which they express their nascent disillusionment may not be universal, but the feelings themselves certainly are. fresh Michael Nordine 0 Pasadena Weekly May 16, 2014 +1084 Coppola shows genuine interest in emotional detail, and it accumulates into a depth of real feeling. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 16, 2014 +1084 A slice-of-life story that does a good job italicizing how little moments in the big scheme of things can seem like monumental disasters while one is in high school. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews May 16, 2014 +1084 "It's hard getting past the benign ""menace"" of the gangs, the corny out-of-touchness of the parentals, the stodgy morality of it all." 2.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 16, 2014 +1084 Evaporates when it's over like bong smoke. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News May 16, 2014 +1084 "Palo Alto"" has a strong feel for youthful fumblings that fall between self-pity and self-definition, and it's especially wise about the parallel world of American adolescents ..." 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe May 15, 2014 +1084 The adaptation of this coming-of-age tale is stylishly brought to the screen, even if it feels a bit light on substance. 2.5/4 fresh Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post May 15, 2014 +1084 The movie often recalls Larry Clark's early work in its effortless authenticity, though in contrast to his emotional brutality, the tone here is gentle and understanding. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader May 15, 2014 +1084 "Palo Alto"" is something to watch and afterward say, ""Yes, high school is something like that, isn't it?"" That makes this film almost but not quite worth the investment." 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 15, 2014 +1084 Palo Alto marks one of those rare films that is so accurate in its portrayal of characters that the movie suffers for it. 2/4 rotten Scott Bowles 1 USA Today May 15, 2014 +1084 There's authenticity as the teenagers feel tempted and/or trapped, and adults sometimes do more talking than listening. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye May 15, 2014 +1084 The drawback is the usual one: a standard young-adult novel view of adults as predatory, clueless, patronizing, grotesque...yet the director evokes that terrible time of waiting around, locked out of childhood and adulthood alike. 3/5 fresh 0 MetroActive May 14, 2014 +1084 "While ""Palo Alto"" might not point the teen genre into revolutionary new directions, it does achieve a major goal: Putting its talented filmmaker and cast on the cinematic map." 3/4 fresh Randy Myers 1 San Jose Mercury News May 14, 2014 +1084 Coppola finds a dreamlike drift to her first feature, suffused and detached, a woozy memory or a memory of a memory of a memory. You were there. You don't remember, really. But that sensation: I was there. So slight and so right. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity May 14, 2014 +1084 [Palo Alto] is a lovely debut film, and a strong expression of just how it feels to be a teenager struggling to figure out your place in the world. A- fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix May 13, 2014 +1084 The catalogue of petty derelictions and frustrated yearnings is anchored by no inner world, framed by no context, and there's nothing distinctive in the twenty-six-year-old Gia Coppola's direction. rotten Richard Brody 1 New Yorker May 12, 2014 +1084 Functions more as a slice of teen life narrative than a coming-of-age story, as its characters never grow enough to fulfill the demands of the latter genre. 2.5/5 rotten Kristy Puchko 0 CinemaBlend May 11, 2014 +1084 From the first few scenes in Palo Alto it's obvious Gia Coppola is a natural director. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 11, 2014 +1084 While the film is slow, it is not uninvolving. In fact, the way Coppola directs, it has a compelling feeling of potential tragedy...off of this, Gia looks like a real comer as a director. 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times May 9, 2014 +1084 Moody coming-of-age drama has sex, drinking, language. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media May 9, 2014 +1084 The latest Coppola behind the lens has served notice -- it will be interesting to see how she follows up. If pedigree is any indicator, the future holds brightness. 7.5/10 fresh Tom Meek 0 Paste Magazine May 9, 2014 +1084 Coppola's thing is bottling up the California feel of sunny abandon, then marrying it to that way-station period when high school ends and college -- or just real life -- starts. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro May 9, 2014 +1084 [The] film's profound identification with its teenage characters is ultimately its saving grace. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve May 9, 2014 +1084 "Palo Alto"" is a very strong first feature, prioritizing mood over message." 3/4 fresh Sheila O'Malley 1 RogerEbert.com May 9, 2014 +1084 In his first film role, Kilmer, with his gentle star quality, turns recessive indecision into something worth watching. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online May 9, 2014 +1084 "In the end, it's all a bit too slight and self-pitying to truly engage our interest; not so much ""Less Than Zero"" as less than compelling." 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger May 9, 2014 +1084 The film is so severe, so dramatic in its portrait of suffering youth that it starts to asphyxiate the audience. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork May 8, 2014 +1084 Franco's stories, sometimes coarse and flimsy on the page, operate like launch pads for a slew of fresh, frisky performers. But the delicacy of the movie's narrative and its almost mystical thread of yearning come from Coppola. B+ fresh Michael Sragow 1 Orange County Register May 8, 2014 +1084 Conjures a delicate, very specific sense of middle-class adolescence, the indeterminate, nascent feelings of the teenage years. fresh Mark Olsen 1 Los Angeles Times May 8, 2014 +1084 Palo Alto doesn't play like a ticking time bomb. Instead, the film is empathetic to a fault ... 3/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out May 8, 2014 +1084 It's a drifty, appealing story, set in the Northern California city that gives the movie its title, about that twilight period between childhood's end and the start of young adulthood. fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times May 8, 2014 +1084 This film is an accurate, if not wholly engaging, depiction of young life at a cross-roads. Whether anyone made it across is not the point...it's that there was an effort made to at all. 3.3/5 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know May 8, 2014 +1084 "Long after the movie was finished I found myself drifting back to ""Palo Alto""...it doesn't have a tidy wrap-up, and that's one of the many traits of high school life it gets right." 3.8/5 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know May 8, 2014 +1084 "Offers an empathetic account of teenage tribulations but also makes a good case for why the phrase ""troubled youth"" is needlessly tautological." fresh Tomas Hachard 1 NPR May 8, 2014 +1084 Palo Alto doesn't hit you over the head with hipness. It sidles up to you, gets whispery close, then sidles away again, leaving behind an enveloping vapor that lingers for a sweet long time. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 8, 2014 +1084 "Palo Alto"" is a delicate tapestry of suburban gothic, romance and realism, with a surprising sweetness at its core and a wonderful star performance from Emma Roberts." fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com May 8, 2014 +1084 Gia Coppola's film is an interesting, downbeat mood piece that may not climax conventionally, but is still a hypnotic and ambitious meditation on teen life. 4/5 fresh Witney Seibold 0 Nerdist May 8, 2014 +1084 It's essentially plotless and slowly paced ... but astutely observed, full of fine performances ... fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal May 8, 2014 +1084 [Coppola's] sense of visual composition, which betrays a Gus Van Sant influence, ensures that Palo Alto remains interesting to look at even as it runs out of ideas. C rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club May 8, 2014 +1084 It's about the blank spaces in teenage heads and lives, and what they do to fill them. 3/5 fresh Tom Shone 0 Guardian May 8, 2014 +1084 Palo Alto displays a keen eye and ear for teenage interaction. B fresh Jake Cole 0 Movie Mezzanine May 7, 2014 +1084 "Palo Alto"" doesn't chart any new ground, but its derivativeness isn't as grating as it should be." 2.5/4 fresh Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press May 7, 2014 +1084 Gia Coppola has taken the hazy danger of the well-heeled teen into another era of whatever-glam. fresh Sara Maria 0 Movies With Butter May 6, 2014 +1084 The plotlessness of Palo Alto is its own kind of structure, forming an irregular net studded with both golden promise and opportunities for its characters to make some very bad decisions. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Village Voice May 6, 2014 +1084 Coppola doesn't let these kids off the hook for their stupid decisions, of which they make many, but she's not judging them for their folly, either. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap May 6, 2014 +1084 This entertaining narrative is probably a realistic view of what high-school life is like for privileged Californians. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve May 5, 2014 +1084 A disturbingly plausible meditation on teen life in America as seen through the eyes of the talented Gia Coppola, Palo Alto is an absolutely stunning accomplishment. 9/10 fresh Isaac Feldberg 0 We Got This Covered May 5, 2014 +1084 Director Gia Coppola makes a very impressive debut. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International May 5, 2014 +1084 Mr. Franco must have had a very boring adolescence, because Palo Alto is a very boring movie. 1/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer April 30, 2014 +1084 It presents little that wasn't already done better in Myth of the American Sleepover, an equally evocative tale of longing that was far more successful at matching teen tropes with atmospheric naturalism. 2/4 rotten Jesse Cataldo 0 Slant Magazine April 24, 2014 +1084 The film itself veers dangerously towards tedium, but it saves itself with interesting stylistic choices and stellar performances from its three young leads. 4/5 fresh Zeba Blay 0 Digital Spy April 24, 2014 +1084 It'd be a mistake to be scared off by the subject matter, so often a vehicle for moralism: suburban teenagers hang out around town, go to parties, hook up, are annoying or sweet. fresh Nicolas Rapold 0 Film Comment Magazine November 12, 2013 +1084 "Borrowing liberally from the likes of ""Kids"" and ""Elephant,"" first-time feature director Gia Coppola's ""Palo Alto"" is a largely familiar portrait of teen angst, but it's also a fairly accomplished one." fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire September 13, 2013 +1084 A promising debut from a third-generation Coppola. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter September 13, 2013 +1084 The film overstays its welcome a touch and ultimately feels fairly disposable, simply due to how well-trodden the territory is. But it's still a strong and soulful debut from Coppola. fresh Oliver Lyttelton 0 The Playlist September 13, 2013 +1084 "Gia Coppola proves to have quite the eye, if not quite the natural storytelling instinct of her cinematic kin, serving up a remarkably assured feature debut with ""Palo Alto." fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety September 13, 2013 +1084 One of the best movies ever made about high school life in America. 8.7/10 fresh David Ehrlich 1 Film.com September 13, 2013 +1084 An example of how to turn been-there-done-that material into something luminous. fresh Jon Frosch 1 The Atlantic September 6, 2013 +1084 This is an accomplished film that does not condescend to teenagers. 2/5 rotten 0 HeyUGuys September 5, 2013 +1085 A profound study of an all-too-common human condition. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 14, 2010 +1085 Seems cheaply shot and perhaps that is why it just does not ring true. 6 rotten Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide March 1, 2004 +1085 It's a difficult trick to pull off this kind of story with the light touch Truffaut gave to Small Change. But Tavernier is a professional, and his doses of gravity and humanity give him a passing grade. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 17, 2003 +1085 An impeccably tight movie about a French kindergarten teacher, where every scene serves the story 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit December 12, 2002 +1085 I sat through the whole two hours, so you don't have to. 1/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com November 29, 2002 +1085 works principally through the force of its undeniable realism 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1085 A model of politically engaged cinema, offering a clear-eyed view of a social problem without pretending to have any easy solutions. 8/10 fresh Gary Mairs 0 culturevulture.net February 1, 2001 +1085 Will prove too depressing and long-winded for a significant number of U.S. audiences to embrace. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1085 an engaging and soulful masterpiece about a kindergarten teacher in a small French mining town. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 1, 2000 +1085 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1085 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 5, 2005 +1085 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat May 18, 2003 +1085 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 14, 2001 +1085 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +1085 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1085 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1086 An enjoyably inventive low-budget B-movie filled with action and interesting characters. 8/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD January 29, 2012 +1086 John Sayles manages to work some offbeat science-fiction ideas around the edges of an otherwise derivative plot... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Turner Classic Movies Online August 3, 2011 +1086 Happy to distract the viewer with chase sequences and extended invasion showdowns, also using Danning's sex bomb appeal to keep attention away from the budgetary limitations. Why pay for explosions when there's spandex? B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com June 20, 2011 +1086 "Dated low budget rip-off of ""Star Wars"" has interesting cast." 2/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com June 12, 2005 +1086 Ah, that lovable B-movie sci-fi crap from the early eighties. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +1086 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 1, 2005 +1086 2/5 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 10, 2004 +1086 1/5 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 4, 2004 +1086 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +1086 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net March 24, 2003 +1086 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +1089 Those interested in looking back in sorrow or amusement had better saddle up fast, because Cowgirls will be hitching out of town fast. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 31, 2018 +1089 Despite a few ecstatically beautiful sequences, it continues the wayward pretentious streak of Van Sant's last film, My Own Private Idaho, but not its affecting characters. rotten Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday November 28, 2017 +1089 There are just too many half-cooked ingredients in this utopian stew of a movie. rotten Jack Kroll 1 Newsweek January 18, 2013 +1089 Despite a promising start, Cowgirls is one of the most boring movies of all time, a ridiculous stew of mysticism, flat satire, and whimsy. 1/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 30, 2007 +1089 Arguably Van Sant's weakest film, this adaptation of Tom Robbins's feminist anarchic manifesto is poorly conceived, directed, and acted. C- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 9, 2007 +1089 I thought this was okay. I'm very embarrassed by that. 3/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum March 15, 2003 +1089 Not as bad as claimed, but not very good either. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 16, 2003 +1089 Muddled, confused, ridiculously vulgar, with jokes that fall flat and performances that range from uneven to downright embarrassing... rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1089 1/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) November 18, 2004 +1089 0/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette October 1, 2004 +1089 1/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals August 4, 2003 +1089 1.5/4 rotten Monica Hayde 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1089 2/5 rotten Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly August 8, 2002 +1089 0.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1089 0.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1089 2/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1089 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1089 4/5 fresh James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1089 D rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly May 20, 1994 +1091 An outstanding movie for families with older kids. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +1091 a slightly more accurate mythology of the Cuban Missile Crisis C+ fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews November 21, 2010 +1091 "Days"" terrifically evinces those days' timorous uncertainty of whether Red dread over ending the world matched Yankee angst. The knowing glances at its conclusion speak volumes: The planet's lucky break had only to do with random chance." 3.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap October 31, 2010 +1091 Suspenseful and efficient--to the point that it feels like a soulless, though remarkably well-calibrated, machine. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 15, 2010 +1091 An unblinking chronicle of the world on the eve of destruction. 3/4 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly January 15, 2007 +1091 Thirteen Days will not satisfy young viewers looking for a thriller or older audiences eager to look behind the scenes of an unforgettable two weeks in history. 2.5/4 rotten Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 25, 2004 +1091 Thirteen Days is a gripping history lesson and a good character study, but also just a well-cast, well-executed film. 5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1091 Why hire a star, or 'allow' a star to hire himself, and then give him nothing to do? Why hire a star who doesn't seem able to do much to begin with? C rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +1091 The story is so gripping and the ensemble performances so dominating that Donaldson really manages to disguise the fact that the movie is just a succession of conversations between middle-aged white men. 3/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World September 7, 2002 +1091 A fitting dramatic tribute to the deadly brinksmanship that pulled us back from the edge during the most volatile two weeks of the Cold War. A- fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide May 8, 2002 +1091 Swept me along with its narrative, making me forget for a while that we would eventually make it out alive. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1091 Thirteen Days delivers a hugely engaging look at the closest we've come to the end of the world...and makes you marvel at how we pulled back from the brink. A- fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 24, 2001 +1091 Ernest performances from its actors, with an ability to unfold an historical turning point in a very entertaining, dramatic way. 8/10 fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment September 30, 2001 +1091 A thrilling investigation into the decisions and internal power struggles that shaped what was perhaps John F. Kennedy's most crucial political situation. fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine July 9, 2001 +1091 a powerful political thriller that is all the more unnerving because it is based in truth 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1091 A political thriller about President Kennedy's most successful moments of his flawed presidency... C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 19, 2001 +1091 If you like intelligent thrillers, political drama, or skilful dramatizations of history, then you're going to love Thirteen Days. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 13, 2001 +1091 Donaldson captures authentic characters and events, which transcend any fictional drama. fresh Ed Kelleher 0 Film Journal International February 7, 2001 +1091 [A]ll the more gripping for being written, directed and acted with such scrupulous restraint. 4/4 fresh Joe Leydon 0 The Moving Picture Show February 7, 2001 +1091 engaging power play of politics and military muscling. 3/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card February 7, 2001 +1091 The fact that Thirteen Days is gripping, suspenseful drama comes as a welcome surprise. fresh Todd Lothery 0 News & Observer (Raleigh, NC) February 7, 2001 +1091 At its best, Thirteen Days is as gripping as a good thriller and as informative as a good documentary. fresh David Forsmark 0 Flint Journal January 15, 2001 +1091 The biggest problem for Thirteen Days isn't its rudimentary politics or rah-rah reminiscing, but its execution. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 15, 2001 +1091 The well-constructed but tensionless first half is followed by a more riveting second. fresh Jeffrey Huston 0 Jeff Huston's Believe Me January 12, 2001 +1091 A stout, briskly paced, unabashedly pro-American account that brings us not just the events but the people behind them. fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee January 12, 2001 +1091 Thirteen Days is a good movie about a profound moment in world history. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 12, 2001 +1091 A vision that will leave you stirred in these days of well-justified cynicism. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 12, 2001 +1091 From conception through execution, Thirteen Days is movie making at its finest. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 12, 2001 +1091 The subject matter is still riveting, and so is this film. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 12, 2001 +1091 A mesmerizingly suspenseful drama. A- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 12, 2001 +1091 Thirteen Days is more suspenseful than the car crashes and breathless chases of most run-of-the-mill action movies. fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 12, 2001 +1091 Director Roger Donaldson stages the picture with energy and a classic look and feel. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 12, 2001 +1091 Slow, talky and reductive. rotten Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen January 12, 2001 +1091 A smart script which is refreshingly free of plot sensationalism and 'speechifying.' fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 12, 2001 +1091 Suspenseful, well-crafted. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 12, 2001 +1091 Shrewd and tender in equal measure, Thirteen Days is an insider drama par excellence. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 12, 2001 +1091 Though the outcome is a foregone conclusion, this movie still delivers a thrilling ride. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com January 12, 2001 +1091 I call the movie a thriller, even though the outcome is known, because it plays like one. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 12, 2001 +1091 People will be watching Thirteen Days long after journalism's junkyard dogs have gone snapping after other prey. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 12, 2001 +1091 Thirteen Days is like TV writ large, but not large enough to freshly illuminate history. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 12, 2001 +1091 A sober and sobering film. fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 12, 2001 +1091 Thirteen Days sustains a pretty good boil for a movie that's basically a series of scenes of middle-aged white guys shouting at each other. fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star January 12, 2001 +1091 Thirteen Days is a tribute to the moment when John F. Kennedy developed a legacy worth remembering, a moment in Washington when wisdom prevailed. 1 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 12, 2001 +1091 It's a slick, efficient thriller that keeps driving forward lucidly and relentlessly. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 11, 2001 +1091 Thirteen Days will make you shudder, but only in ways the filmmakers intended. fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 11, 2001 +1091 Despite its drawbacks, Thirteen Days is finely acted, and it is as historically accurate as dramatic license will allow. fresh Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly January 11, 2001 +1091 Director Roger Donaldson's taut, understated thriller pulls you into a powerfully engaging situation. 3/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 11, 2001 +1091 It's never as fully engaging as you might hope. C rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 11, 2001 +1091 It still manages to squeeze a great deal of tension into yet another situation where we're already aware of the outcome. 3/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com January 11, 2001 +1091 Director Roger Donaldson has a great command of the narrative, going out of his way to find fresh approaches for bringing trepidation to a story with an outcome that every audience member knows going in. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 10, 2001 +1091 The DVD has some interesting special features with the best being the director talking about the deleted scenes and exactly why they were cut. 8/10 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 8, 2001 +1091 Fiction could not be more frightening, nor make for better cliffhanging entertainment. fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 8, 2001 +1091 I thoroughly enjoyed this film, never once felt bored during its two and a half hour runtime and was gripped by its many strong performances. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 5, 2001 +1091 Great performances, tense action sequences, and good dialogue make it an interesting historical drama. fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net January 4, 2001 +1091 Perhaps the most human depiction of Jack and Bobby we've ever seen. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 3, 2001 +1091 Powerfully filmed, with the use of incredible sets, haunting music, and right-on-the- money costumes. fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript December 29, 2000 +1091 A genuinely gripping look at just how little control of events America's leaders had when the ultimate nightmare scenario almost became reality. fresh Michael Tunison 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 26, 2000 +1091 A competent, by-the-numbers recreation of the events. 3.5/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times December 25, 2000 +1091 Efficient and low-key, Thirteen Days takes itself just seriously enough while maintaining a powerful dramatic momentum. 3.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 25, 2000 +1091 Offers a rare glimpse at why, with good reason for a change, Jack and Bobby deserved to be appreciated. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 25, 2000 +1091 Wins an undeservedly high interest level because of what it covers, not how well it covers it. rotten Michael Sragow 1 Salon.com December 25, 2000 +1091 Director Roger Donaldson does great work at tightening the suspense and peppering the Oval Office drama with enthralling action sequences. fresh 0 E! Online December 22, 2000 +1091 As gripping as any fictional thriller. 3.5/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com December 22, 2000 +1091 Easily the best film Donaldson has ever made. fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday December 22, 2000 +1091 Praise goes to screenwriter David Self and director Roger Donaldson for lighting, and then snuffing out, the Doomsday fuse, and keeping you on the edge of your seat for the whole two and a half hours. fresh Dave White 0 IFilm December 22, 2000 +1091 Bruce Greenwood is exceptional as JFK -- quite a surprise after his smarmy villainous turns in Double Jeopardy and Rules of Engagement. 3/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today December 22, 2000 +1091 Highly competent. fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 22, 2000 +1091 The performances are all excellent. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette December 22, 2000 +1091 For those with a thirst for a gripping political thriller with its roots in real-life events, Thirteen Days represents a satisfying refreshment. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 22, 2000 +1091 Thoroughly gripping. 9/10 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide December 22, 2000 +1091 If the Cuban Missile Crisis was America's premier postwar nail-biter, then Thirteen Days undersells it -- somehow, the filmmakers made it kinda dull. 6 rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz December 22, 2000 +1091 This overdone project dissipates its energy in strange ways, and makes you wish its makers had shown the same restraint the government did during the crisis. rotten Robert Horton 1 Film.com December 22, 2000 +1091 What it lacks in cinematic flair it makes up for in the sincerity of its approach and the remarkable performances of Greenwood and Culp. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 20, 2000 +1091 Those who know the story, particularly those who lived through the events, would likely find the film on the dry side -- as I did. 7/10 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 20, 2000 +1091 Suspenseful without being manipulative, emotional without being nauseating and takes its subject absolutely seriously without being a fatuous bore. A- fresh Jason Clark 0 Matinee Magazine December 18, 2000 +1091 A tense and engrossing political thriller. fresh 1 Village Voice December 14, 2000 +1091 While most may be familiar with the broadstrokes of this event, the script is still rivetting storytelling. 9/10 fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 13, 2000 +1091 Donaldson and his fine crew and cast have given the depiction of this crucial event with the care and attention to details that make this one of the finest docudramas of the year. 9/10 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 13, 2000 +1091 It's a sickening exploitation of a historical event. 1.5/5 rotten James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com December 12, 2000 +1091 A gripping glorification of what real leadership is all about. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly December 8, 2000 +1091 It's interesting and all, but it didn't need to be anywhere near this long. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine December 6, 2000 +1091 This is an outstanding movie, with much for families to talk about. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +1091 As dramatic and powerful as real-life stories come. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1091 Any movie opening with a montage of mushroom clouds is not likely to be a barrel of fun, and Thirteen Days is no exception. rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! January 1, 2000 +1091 The movie is thrilling and compelling even though we know how everything turns out. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com January 1, 2000 +1091 A complex film that engages one's intelligence and chills one's bones. fresh David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter January 1, 2000 +1091 Delves into the political, psychological, and social tension in the Cuban Missile Crisis and the power struggle between the Kennedys and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 1, 2000 +1091 4/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1091 3.5/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1091 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1091 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +1091 0/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com August 30, 2003 +1091 2/4 rotten Joe Mader 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1091 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1091 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1091 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1091 1.5/4 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +1091 3.5/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic February 17, 2002 +1091 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +1091 6/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +1091 3/5 fresh Ben Falk 0 BBC.com April 16, 2001 +1091 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine March 16, 2001 +1091 A- fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News February 7, 2001 +1091 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle February 7, 2001 +1091 A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 7, 2001 +1091 4/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1091 2/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1091 8/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1091 6/8 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1091 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1092 Based on a true story. Unlike Inglourious Basterds. 3/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) August 2, 2018 +1092 Valkyrie is another entry into Cruise's canon of quality films and performances. 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix October 21, 2014 +1092 Valkyrie isn't a classic war movie by any means, but is it the total laughing stock many feared? Nein. 3/5 fresh Ali Gray 0 TheShiznit.co.uk September 29, 2012 +1092 Valkyrie, as field-commanded by director Bryan Singer, succeeds on its own terms as a handsome hybrid of conspiracy thriller and history lesson, of Mission: Impossible and The Day of the Jackal. B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1092 If there's one thing Cruise knows how to portray, it's robotic single-mindedness. rotten Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 16, 2011 +1092 Counterbalancing the energy vacuum that is Cruise is the good news that this is also a Bryan Singer movie. 4.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1092 Cruise, Singer, lose the credibility battle. 3/5 rotten Don Groves 0 sbs.com.au December 31, 2010 +1092 the action is traded for suspense in the movie, which is when things really click 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 9, 2010 +1092 Singer can only touch on the surface of each development. It would help if we could see the failure reflected in von Stauffenberg's one good eye, but Cruise, alas, can offer little help. He's just Tom Cruise in an eyepatch. 2/4 rotten Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union December 24, 2009 +1092 Maintaining tension in the face of a foregone conclusion is no mean trick, but Mr. Singer and company do as well as anyone could hope. 2.5/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Times August 30, 2009 +1092 "It's never a pretty sight when a limited performer tries to ""stretch"" by way of cosmetics" rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 26, 2009 +1092 [Cruise] looks about as German as Jackie Chan would in a lederhosen. 2.5/5 rotten Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex August 1, 2009 +1092 It's the perfect film for our age of reassessment and ambiguity. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 29, 2009 +1092 Earnest and understated movie about the General's plot against Hitler. Despite Cruise's reputation for derring-do characters, this is a very human German colonel that he plays. fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 13, 2009 +1092 ...finally can't help but come off as something of a minor disappointment... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 16, 2009 +1092 The movie proceeds to show how everything, little by little, falls out of place -- not the most thrilling of events to cover, but interesting all the same. 6/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies May 28, 2009 +1092 An interminable costume drama strictly for Tom Cruise fans and for World War II buffs. 1.5/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze May 22, 2009 +1092 The movie looks good and seems to hit all the right notes, yet never quite connects or resonates like it should. 2/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) May 15, 2009 +1092 A thrilling political war movie that sees Tom Cruise and a stellar British cast of high-ranking German officers plot to assassinate Hitler and end the war before the Germany they love is destroyed. 3.5/5 fresh Simon Weaving 0 Screenwize March 21, 2009 +1092 A well-wrought thriller about one group's attempts to assassinate Adolf Hitler. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight March 1, 2009 +1092 The tension that builds throughout Valkyrie is palpable and the plot is incredibly compelling. 3.5/4 fresh Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 5, 2009 +1092 A historically respectful, morally careful film. 3.5/5 fresh Dylan Rainforth 0 The Age (Australia) February 5, 2009 +1092 With a more intelligent and taut screenplay, Valkyrie could have been much more riveting rather than merely be sporadically thrilling, mostly bland and, ultimately, underwhelming. 5/10 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru January 31, 2009 +1092 When he is at the top of his game, as he is here, Cruise's charisma is blinding. fresh Eddie Cockrell 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 29, 2009 +1092 The subject demands to be made as a documentary or in a form more imaginative than a linear narrative. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) January 28, 2009 +1092 Valkyrie isn't a great war movie, but within its own limited ambitions, it is enjoyable and never dull. 3/5 fresh Cosmo Landesman 0 Sunday Times (UK) January 28, 2009 +1092 Although the casting of Cruise takes some getting used to, the film makes ample use of a strong supporting cast and a tightly knit story to maintain suspense. 4/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald January 26, 2009 +1092 A film more concerned with 'how' than 'why' or 'who', Valkyrie would have benefited from more scrutiny and complexity. Still, once the bomb goes off, the thrills come in spades. 3/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine January 23, 2009 +1092 As old-fashioned historical escapism goes, this is solid, compelling stuff. 3/6 fresh Tom Huddlestone 1 Time Out January 23, 2009 +1092 Valkyrie's technique is admirable but it misses the mark emotionally. 3/5 fresh Matthew De 0 Film4 January 23, 2009 +1092 Singer makes a noble and romantic fist of this terrific story but it feels spookily like a well-oiled Hollywood entertainment rather than a sensational chapter of history. 2/5 rotten James Christopher 0 Times (UK) January 23, 2009 +1092 Director Bryan Singer has put together a fairly workable, old-fashioned second world war movie. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 23, 2009 +1092 This is no The Day of the Jackal. It's functional. Respectful rather than inspired. It won't damage Cruise's reputation, but it won't enhance it in any degree either. 3/5 fresh Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 23, 2009 +1092 Valkyrie may not be awards bait but it is a solid, at times gripping, thriller that wrings every ounce of drama out of what is, at heart, a pulsating tale of the courage and idealism of some undone by the cowardice and politics of others. 3/5 fresh Matt Bochenski 0 Little White Lies January 23, 2009 +1092 Expect thrills, not a revolution. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy January 23, 2009 +1092 Valkyrie is no action extravaganza. Yet despite having a rich seam of moral ambiguity to mine, the characterisation is no deeper than in Singer's X-Men. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema January 23, 2009 +1092 There's a whiff of pointlessness hanging over this whole affair. The fact that Valkyrie is not the thriller the trailer promises is treason against the talent. 2/5 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Total Film January 23, 2009 +1092 Valkyrie it's a good film with more than enough there to keep your attention and for you to have come away feeling satisfied and informed. 7/10 fresh Simon Thompson 0 Heart 106.2 January 23, 2009 +1092 I was never bored, and the period detail is lovingly observed; but there is a sense of an opportunity missed. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) January 23, 2009 +1092 It is no classic but it is stylish, absorbing and wonderfully put together. 3/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Daily Mirror (UK) January 23, 2009 +1092 The film survives some dodgy dialogue because of a strong supporting cast. 3/5 fresh 0 The Sun (UK) January 23, 2009 +1092 Valkyrie seems more like history by Nintendo: a slickly devised exercise in action drama whose entire research and development budget went into the external details of the plot, leaving none for the inner realism of its participants. rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times January 23, 2009 +1092 Singer marshals his camera and soundtrack well as his tense, behind-the-scenes chess game plays out... fresh Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National January 23, 2009 +1092 It feels no more authentic than Stauffenberg's glass eyeball. 2/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) January 23, 2009 +1092 In the end, despite him playing someone with a missing eye, it's a vanity project for Cruise - a heavyweight historical drama to put him back on the map, but one that only sees him more lost. 2/5 rotten Stuart McGurk 0 thelondonpaper January 23, 2009 +1092 Everyone does a jolly good job, including X-Men director Bryan Singer, as the conspiracy plot offers adequate tension and bores sturdily onwards. 3/5 fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) January 23, 2009 +1092 The end result, however, is a skewed picture that manages to promote Hollywood-style derring-do and make fascism look more stylish and profound than it has done in years. 3/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard January 23, 2009 +1092 Another astonishing true story gets the Hollywood treatment and ends up being rather flattened in the process 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 23, 2009 +1092 A slick, starry thriller that entertains for the full two-hour running time without threatening to do much more than that. 3/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 News of the World January 23, 2009 +1092 Cruise is, well, Cruise with an eye patch. Like the film, he isn't great but not bad either. 3/5 fresh Grant Lauchlan 0 Daily Record (UK) January 23, 2009 +1092 It does feel more like a throwback to a time when studio films weren't ruthlessly divvied up as prestige pictures or blockbusters. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman January 23, 2009 +1092 X-Men fans may disagree, but this is Singer's best work since The Usual Suspects. 4/6 fresh Nick Dent 0 Time Out Sydney January 22, 2009 +1092 It's a testament to Christopher McQuarrie's cogent, keenly observed script and Singer's tightly controlled direction that the film remains so utterly compelling. fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) January 22, 2009 +1092 A well-paced thriller that sheds light on a little-known piece of World War II history. 3.5/4 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) January 22, 2009 +1092 Kevin Irwin - Cruise is stomachable and the production is grandly ambitious, but it's the gripping true story that triumphs as the real star. 6/10 fresh Victor Olliver 0 Teletext January 22, 2009 +1092 It highlights a little-known historical event and gives the German Resistance the respect it deserves. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 20, 2009 +1092 "Valkyrie"" is an anachronistic movie that wants to be less than it should be." C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com January 16, 2009 +1092 Handsomely mounted but undistinguished... 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 16, 2009 +1092 On all counts, this is an extraordinary story and the film, although it begins too earnestly and filled with its own importance, develops into a mostly riveting one, especially in its final hour. fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 15, 2009 +1092 Claus's Eleven fresh Thomas Peyser 0 Style Weekly (Richmond, VA) January 13, 2009 +1092 Ultimately it is redeemed by its palpably clammy sense of foreboding, plus its offering of a valuable history lesson. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 January 12, 2009 +1092 "Tom Cruise's ego-driven ""Look at me; aren't I heroic?"" performance detracts, but it's just too compelling and the other performances too pitch-perfect for this to ruin things." 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 7, 2009 +1092 Much of Valkyrie works, but not quite enough. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) January 7, 2009 +1092 Put away the knives aimed at Cruise and just enjoy the solid work he keeps putting out. B fresh Michael Dance 0 The Cinema Source January 6, 2009 +1092 As the film eschews self-importance, it engages more directly and universally, if only in a rudimentary fashion that fails in terms of overall staying power. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Humanick 0 Suite101.com January 5, 2009 +1092 Surely there is some middle ground between a history lesson and mindless action-adventure. The people who made Valkyrie not only didn't find that ground; they weren't even looking for it. C- rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor January 5, 2009 +1092 This is chew-your-fingernails country. Anyone who misses it simply because it stars a couch-jumping Scientologist is missing a great film. 3/4 fresh Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) January 4, 2009 +1092 Singer and his collaborators have decided to present what ought to be an exciting story with frankly comic solemnity. 6/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 4, 2009 +1092 There is an urgent you-are-there magnetism, each fateful mistake and misstep foreshadowing the group's ultimate demise only adding to the slowly building excitement. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 2, 2009 +1092 The top priority of Bryan Singer's film is not to be a history lesson or character study but to simply be an absorbing adult suspense film. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2009 +1092 Valkyrie works as a full-dress military drama, fleshing out a historical footnote in vivid detail. 2.5/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) December 31, 2008 +1092 Overall, I really liked this film, and I hope that people check it out in the admittedly crowded holiday season. 9/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 31, 2008 +1092 An awkward mix of plodding history and general adequacy, with occasional flourishes of visual panache that seem to be from some other, more stylish movie. 3/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 31, 2008 +1092 Knowing the ending robs the film of some of the suspense, but Cruise and company have made a better movie than expected 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 30, 2008 +1092 Talk about an impossible mission: Tom Cruise plays a German WWII Colonel with plans to assassinate Hitler in this distractingly anachronistic fact-based tale from Bryan Singer. 2.5/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 30, 2008 +1092 It is a well-made film that raises timeless questions about the demands of military duty when they are placed in conflict with higher principles. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine December 30, 2008 +1092 Sure, it's complicated to set up the assassination of a lunatic dictator, but does it have to be so boring? 2.5/4 rotten Jenni Miller 0 Premiere Magazine December 30, 2008 +1092 The actors don't interact so much as issue pronouncements, and there's not a hint of levity to distract from the gravity of the situation. C- rotten Alex Markerson 0 E! Online December 30, 2008 +1092 What the film really has going for it is a good supporting cast. Actors playing von Stauffenberg's fellow conspirators include Bill Nighy, Kenneth Branagh and Terence Stamp. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 30, 2008 +1092 What if this lesser-known chapter of German resistance had been more deeply captured? What if the moral conflicts running through this movie about love of country and revolt said more about Germany, war and, yes, genocide? 2/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post December 30, 2008 +1092 Singer keeps the conspiracy racing to its fated conclusion. B- fresh Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News December 30, 2008 +1092 As a suspense movie, this works pretty well. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 30, 2008 +1092 It's slickly executed, handsomely acted for the most part and utterly easy to forget. 2/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 30, 2008 +1092 Following Hitchcock's 'bomb under the desk' dictum to the bitter end just doesn't work out to anyone's satisfaction here. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle December 30, 2008 +1092 Gets off to a slow start, but it's almost like Valkyrie had a Red Bull mid way through as everything is kicked up a notch 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 29, 2008 +1092 Will likely not go down as one of Cruise's most rewarding moneymakers, though it may become one of his more memorable contributions to the archives. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals December 29, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie has all the dramatic oomph of a History Channel re-enactment. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 29, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie is made with impeccable professionalism and, flying in the face of years of Internet hysteria, is a perfectly acceptable motion picture. The only thing that keeps it from even greater accomplishments may be inherent in the story itself. 3/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 29, 2008 +1092 The screenplay by Christopher McQuarrie and Nathan Alexander introduces a seemingly endless series of characters, but there's no time to flesh any of them out enough to make you worry about their fate. 2/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald December 29, 2008 +1092 The stilted and diffuse result is as dramatically compelling as a planning commission meeting. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 29, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie doesn't whip you up like that Jewish vigilante avenger picture Defiance, but in this season of throat-grabbing Holocaust movies, its gentlemanliness is most welcome. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture December 29, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie transforms World War II into a boy's adventure. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times December 29, 2008 +1092 There are some powerful moments and [it's] an interesting true story. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies December 29, 2008 +1092 Everybody is I think is good in the film, except Tom Cruise. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies December 29, 2008 +1092 The problem is not that we know the outcome. The problem is the buildup. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker December 29, 2008 +1092 Despite its potential to be a turkey for the ages, Singer's blandly proficient historical thriller is fatally forgettable. C rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club December 29, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie is a highly intelligent and deeply engrossing historical drama and, frame for frame, the year's most suspenseful nail-biter. A- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 29, 2008 +1092 You just can't quite enter the world of this film, not in the way that you might have if a more nuanced and less iconic actor had played the central role. 2.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 29, 2008 +1092 Mr. Cruise's performance turns out to be brisk and reasonably plausible, though unexceptional, while the production as a whole succeeds as an elaborate procedural, impressively staged in historical locations. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 29, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie is a brutally efficient bit of storytelling, and it makes no unforced errors. fresh Philip Kennicott 1 Washington Post December 29, 2008 +1092 Think of Valkyrie as a reasonably entertaining drama about the time Tom Cruise tried to kill Hitler. Do that, and it becomes possible to enjoy the movie. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 29, 2008 +1092 A taut, suspenseful WWII thriller. Bryan Singer's exhaustive research pays off by lending this film a stylistic 'period' feel. fresh Frank Wilkins 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 29, 2008 +1092 Meticulous reconstruction of a real-life plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler in the last months of World War II, minus tension or pacing. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International December 29, 2008 +1092 What you miss in both Defiance and Valkyrie is inner conflict. Their protagonists have not an instant of self-doubt. They're figures in historical pageants, not characters in a drama. 5/10 rotten Bob Mondello 1 NPR December 29, 2008 +1092 Tom Cruise delivers. 4/5 fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV December 29, 2008 +1092 Stripped of the over the top special effects that have driven Cruise's most successful vehicles Valkyrie doesn't offer much in its place. rotten Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times December 28, 2008 +1092 Gets off to a slow start, but once it gets going, it's one of the more fascinating thrillers in recent memory, even though everyone who paid attention in history class will know exactly how it turns out. 4/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 The Trend December 28, 2008 +1092 A bit shallow but undeniably thrilling. 3.5/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times December 28, 2008 +1092 Sometimes, conspiracies are more than just theories. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 28, 2008 +1092 Actually quite good. This is a nice tense political thriller that sticks fairly closely to history. 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 28, 2008 +1092 The films in this vein that work are the ones who can make you care, even though you know the struggle is futile. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com December 28, 2008 +1092 The film like the conceived plot to kill Hitler is commendable for its premise, but is also not well-executed. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 27, 2008 +1092 The performances truly stand out, led by Tom Cruise and several members of the supporting cast. 3.5/4 fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers December 27, 2008 +1092 "Cruise, who already delivered a great performance this summer in ""Tropic Thunder,"" is at the top of his game here" 3.5/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review December 26, 2008 +1092 Director Bryan Singer approaches this sensitive material as a strict procedural. It's almost as if we are joining part two of a miniseries already in progress. 2/4 rotten Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com December 26, 2008 +1092 Other than an unconvincing Tom Cruise, this is interesting and well done, especially if you are among the apparent multitudes who don't know anything about this event. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times December 26, 2008 +1092 It'll probably be wicked suspenseful for anybody who didn't pay attention in history class. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly December 25, 2008 +1092 Decent enough action-thriller even with poor Tom's baggage. 3/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle December 25, 2008 +1092 To Singer's credit, the film is remarkably suspenseful, even though we know pretty much how it will end. 3/4 fresh Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today December 25, 2008 +1092 It's ironic that a film about an attempt that had some pretty serious flaws feels like its creators made a few mistakes of their own. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com December 25, 2008 +1092 Don't believe the negative hype. Valkyrie is a stupendous film, and represents two of the most exciting hours I spent in a theater this year. 8/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 Colorado Springs Gazette December 25, 2008 +1092 Bryan Singer makes this movie possible, filled with great suspense and amazing actors. This film is on my short list as one of the year's best. 9/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review December 25, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie's brawny and big and bold, but it's also stronger, slicker and smarter than you'd think. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Redbox December 25, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie's suspense isn't of the rousing, creep-to-the-edge-of-your-seat variety. The film is cold, metallic; the tension it creates is more akin to dread. B- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 25, 2008 +1092 "Valkyrie"" is nowhere near the outright bomb that many assumed that it would be. That said, it should be noted that the film is also nowhere near the gripping cinematic experience that it should have been given the subject matter." 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com December 25, 2008 +1092 The movie is shallow and clinical. It rarely lets us inside its protagonists. We know that they despise Hitler, period, and that they consider themselves patriots. ... 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 24, 2008 +1092 Thanks mostly to fine work by its great cast, Valkyrie is not a loss and has some riveting moments, but it's not the scintillating wartime thriller it could have been. 3.5/5 fresh Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com December 24, 2008 +1092 Achieves the authenticity of something that the History Channel would be proud of. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 24, 2008 +1092 a riveting military drama, a popcorn thriller masquerading as a political potboile 3.5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com December 24, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie offers something to filmgoers weary of excessive pretense, but not quite desperate enough to watch Jim Carrey flop around on the ground. B fresh Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com December 24, 2008 +1092 Thriller and action elements are low-scale and unsuccessful. Valkyrie is little more than a sketchy and narrow history lesson with less impact than it should have. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 24, 2008 +1092 The film is a minor Christmas miracle: It succeeds on its own terms, despite the gossip hounds' best blood-sniffing efforts, and dares to be an entertainment rather than a statement. B+ fresh 0 Oregonian December 24, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie is a World War II thriller without enough thrills. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 24, 2008 +1092 Like the coup whose story it tells, Valkyrie is a near miss, failing to sweep us along for what should have been a dramatic ride. 2/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star December 24, 2008 +1092 Cruise's character, Claus von Stauffenberg, is off-putting and not just because he's a German with a pronounced American accent. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 24, 2008 +1092 For a thriller with a thoroughly foreordained outcome, Valkyrie does a pretty good job at making the viewer's palms sweat. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate December 24, 2008 +1092 Bryan Singer has capably crafted this war thriller in such a way that one occasionally forgets the foregone conclusion and becomes wrapped up in the excitement of the moment. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 24, 2008 +1092 On one hand, it's kind of silly, on the other, these are very fine actors, and give this super-slick thriller some of the facets and angles that help make a cool object at which to gaze. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 24, 2008 +1092 Singer has a masterful touch with composition, creating tension simply by the way he places his actors around a room. And even though we know how it turned out, the assassination plot remains a gripping tale. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 24, 2008 +1092 That last part makes for quite a good, crackling suspense thriller, meticulously researched in all details by the perfectionist Singer. 3/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies December 24, 2008 +1092 It may be the same old partners but it's a better dance -- here, at least, history leads and Hollywood follows. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail December 24, 2008 +1092 It's a crafty action flick with a pristine cast that works, ever so briefly, as a wish-fulfillment fantasy. B- fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News December 24, 2008 +1092 With just the slightest tilt toward black comedy, Valkyrie could have been the Dilbert of Nazi movies. 2.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 24, 2008 +1092 "...like Cruise's performance, an overall restraint keeps the heroic story behind ""Valkyrie"" from soaring as high as it should." B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 24, 2008 +1092 Director Bryan Singer keeps the pace fast, and although we know the ultimate outcome, it's easy to get caught up in the excitement of what-if thinking. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 24, 2008 +1092 If you don't mind the fluctuation in focus, if the tripwire midsection can get your through the labored last act, Valkyrie will be a solid success. 3/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters December 24, 2008 +1092 Singer does a superb job at creating suspense in a story where everyone in the audience already knows the outcome. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 24, 2008 +1092 It rarely rises to the level of entertainment you expect from a wartime thriller -- there's something rote and foregone about the whole affair. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 1 Film.com December 23, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie feels like another installment in the never-ending franchise -- not just the action-movie one, but the Tom Cruise one. Like the operation itself, it's a good idea -- just not well-executed. rotten Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice December 23, 2008 +1092 A thoroughly respectable historical re-enactment, though lacking the epic scope and dramatic urgency that would make it a truly memorable one. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 23, 2008 +1092 When it hooks into the filmgoer, the mix of classic thriller tones and Singer's invigorating compositional rhythms brings Valkyrie to an impressive boil. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 23, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie is like having to watch someone build a bomb and then never getting to see it explode. 1/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News December 23, 2008 +1092 Based on a true story, Valkyrie aims to be a thriller, not an issues movie, and it succeeds. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 23, 2008 +1092 What's next, Clint Eastwood as Gandhi? 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com December 23, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie is a taut suspense flick for grown-ups that asks: What if ruthless German efficiency had been used against Hitler? 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post December 23, 2008 +1092 A meticulous thriller based on a large-scale conspiracy within the German army to assassinate Hitler. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 22, 2008 +1092 In Cruise's hands, von Stauffenberg comes off as a very human window into this history and this engrossing and involving movie. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 22, 2008 +1092 Tom Cruise, known to some for fun scenes as in the movie 'Cocktail,' is surprisingly effective in the role of the head of a conspiracy to assassinate Hitler. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 22, 2008 +1092 Tom Cruise starring in the fact-based story of a plot to kill Hitler by Nazi Col. Claus von Stauffenberg sounds like Oscar bait. It isn't. And the sooner you accept it, the more fun you'll have at this satisfying B movie. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 22, 2008 +1092 [Cruise is] distractingly bad in this, the iconography of his celebrity so strongly overshadowing his performance. He's just too powerfully contemporary. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press December 22, 2008 +1092 Valkyrie is every bit as good as you remember a Tom Cruise movie being, back when you still liked Tom Cruise. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Mendelson 0 Film Threat December 22, 2008 +1092 I love how Singer plays the whole damn thing like the greatest suspense comic-book story ever told... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 22, 2008 +1092 A tension-packed thriller with a superb cast. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com December 20, 2008 +1092 Incongruous vocal intonations aren't even the most significant problem plaguing Bryan Singer's film. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine December 20, 2008 +1092 The movie is streamlined to a fault, a sleek and purring machine interested in process, not people. So when the plan begins falling apart, audience sympathy is fatally missing. 2.5/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 17, 2008 +1092 VALKYRIE feels like the exciting second part of a miniseries. Part one had all the character bits and drama, though. 7/10 fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD December 16, 2008 +1092 Refreshing in its lack of pomp and circumstance, a movie that exists to be a movie and nothing bigger. 4/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend December 16, 2008 +1092 Part suspense thriller about the failed assassination of Hiter, part social protest drama, part star vehicle to reenergize Tom Cruise's troubled career, Valkyrie is engaging but not a good thriller. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 12, 2008 +1092 The film compensates for a lack of verve and action with solid production design and crisp performances from its cast. fresh Brent Simon 0 Screen International December 11, 2008 +1093 Wallach as the vengeful Vacarro plays it to the hilt. Malden is cast to perfection and turns in a socko performance. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety October 6, 2008 +1093 Wickedly funny salacious black comedy. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 20, 2007 +1093 An explosive, provocative black comedy from Tennessee Williams and Elia Kazan. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 1, 2007 +1093 One of Elia Kazan's most underrated movies is his only pure comedy. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader November 1, 2007 +1093 Tennessee Williams adapted his play in this provocative black comedy, directed with intensity by Kazan, and starring Carroll Baker in her Oscar-nominate performance as the child-bride. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 4, 2007 +1093 The movie hasn't aged a day in fifty years. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central May 29, 2006 +1093 I love this stuff; it's remarkably silly, yet the actors play it so straight you'd think it was Hamlet. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 9, 2006 +1093 an impressively steamy story for its day with some moments of true greatness 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com April 25, 2006 +1093 The grotesquely caricatured performances and the evocation of the baking, dusty, indolent homestead make for witty and compelling viewing. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1093 Regarded as scandalous when it was first released, Baby Doll has lost its shock value but retains a strong, sweaty Deep South sensuality. fresh 0 Film4 August 3, 2005 +1093 Mr. Kazan keeps the courtship bouncing between the emotional and the ludicrous. 3/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times August 3, 2005 +1093 5/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 UGO March 24, 2007 +1093 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 14, 2005 +1094 It appears as though Mankiewicz wanted to conduct his own triumphant slapstick symphony with Delirious. He just brought the wrong sheet music to share with his cast. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 9, 2011 +1094 Excellent comedy. Really plays the soap opera and magic typewriter gimmicks to the fullest. 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 25, 2003 +1094 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 16, 2007 +1094 3.5/4 fresh 0 Reel.com May 19, 2007 +1094 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 5, 2005 +1094 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 29, 2005 +1094 2/5 rotten Louis Black 0 Austin Chronicle September 26, 2002 +1094 1 rotten Derek Smith 0 Apollo Guide September 26, 2002 +1095 Smith manages to successfully subsume his slackers feel into a more cartoony aesthetic. And the mall ode-cum-satire, like with Clerks' convenience store, is brilliantly done. 3/5 fresh PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 5, 2018 +1095 Retains enough Smith-isms to help navigate all potholes in execution. Flawed, yes, but Mallrats has its charms when it isn't shoving its hand up its own hindquarters. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com April 20, 2014 +1095 Typical Kevin Smith fare; not suitable for kids. 4/5 fresh Alex Orner 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +1095 Almost everyone has lively things to say, the topics usually centering on the Kevin Smith triumvirate of sex, comics, and movies. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 27, 2007 +1095 Ragged, messy, and flat, this is Kevin Smith's sophomore jinx; coming right after Clerks, it was a huge artistic and commercial flop C- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 27, 2006 +1095 There must be a helluva lot of Mallrats fans out there, and I feel pretty confident in saying that they'll pretty much adore this new DVD edition. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 DVD Clinic September 22, 2005 +1095 How did Kevin Smith gain any fan base? This clunker made a bundle. 1/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 15, 2004 +1095 Fun, but the least of Smith's Jay and Silent Bob films. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 23, 2004 +1095 Sophomoric silliness. 1/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 Movie Poop Shoot January 13, 2004 +1095 Underrated Kevin Smith. Lots of inside jokes, background gags and smart dialogue. 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 14, 2003 +1095 Kevin Smith's weakest film, and a guilty pleasure among his fans, but a movie that I found to be very rhythmless and flat. 2/5 rotten Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News April 4, 2003 +1095 Mallrats enlived by Jason Lee's stellar performance. 3.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1095 A surprisingly clever and hilariously bizarre take on the Gen-X teen experience. 3.5/5 fresh Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1095 This sparky if flawed effort deserves re-evaluation. 3/5 fresh Danny Graydon 0 BBC.com December 3, 2001 +1095 If the Sundance Institute or the AFI ever offers a course advising directors of successful first films what to avoid the second time around, Mallrats could be at the heart of the curriculum. rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 13, 2001 +1095 Despite a broad range of effective comedy and a decent laugh-per-minute ratio, Mallrats is likely to be a moderate disappointment for anyone who guffawed their way through the previous film. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1095 The fatal flaw in plotting the material is that we don't care. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1095 A disjointed but infectious series of comic vignettes, toilet humor, practical jokes, sight gags, even a sort of grunge variation on Keystone Kops slapstick. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1095 Between the routines and retorts, there's a lot of narrative dead air -- and far too many new guests. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1095 Misfired attempt at GenX comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1095 Fans of Smith's first film will appreciate Mallrats for its combination of the same type of humor and many of the same actors from Smith's acclaimed debut. 2.5/5 fresh Alison Macor 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1095 There are some funny bits of business along the way, but they are invariably undercut by uneven performances, gags that fall flat and a mean-spirited tone. In the end, this one leaves an extremely sour aftertaste. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1095 Smith has slicked up his follow-up vision of Slackerville USA, but the outcome is nowhere near as brash and original. 2.5/4 rotten 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1095 It's second not only in sequence, but a distant also-ran in quality, too. 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1095 A complete misfire. rotten Walter V. Addiego 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1095 5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat July 22, 2006 +1095 4/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 1, 2005 +1095 3/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 30, 2005 +1095 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 27, 2005 +1095 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 21, 2004 +1095 3/5 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com January 30, 2004 +1095 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views September 29, 2003 +1095 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1095 3/5 fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise July 24, 2003 +1095 1/4 rotten Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1095 3/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) February 18, 2003 +1095 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 22, 2002 +1095 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1095 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly October 20, 1995 +1096 If the best thing you can say about this adaptation is that the island looks pretty, perhaps we might be better off borrowing a travelogue video from the local library. 5 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide February 14, 2004 +1096 A rousing remake of the classic tale by William Golding about the dark side of human nature fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 19, 2003 +1096 A fine adaptation of the novel. The kids' performances speak measures about human nature. 4/5 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star August 2, 2002 +1096 The symbolism is right up front and unmissable, and the story part -- the events that in theory should cause our throats to tighten and our pulses to quicken -- is pretty lame. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1096 4/5 fresh 0 european-films.net April 2, 2007 +1096 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 24, 2005 +1096 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) February 11, 2005 +1096 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 2, 2004 +1096 3/5 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing December 10, 2003 +1096 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views July 17, 2003 +1096 4.5/5 fresh 0 Filmcritic.com June 15, 2003 +1096 2/5 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) October 25, 2002 +1096 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 4, 2002 +1096 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit August 21, 2002 +1096 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +1096 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 9, 2002 +1096 2/4 rotten Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1097 Unappealing character driven Western set in the post-Civil War Texas. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 4, 2009 +1097 Heston delivers a rugged, compelling performance... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 3, 2005 +1097 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 19, 2005 +1101 ... the music-filled picture still holds up nearly a half-century later. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies August 24, 2018 +1101 The movie is a comic poem which celebrates the past but also catalogues its textures with telling precision. American Graffiti looks like no other movie, an achievement which is always the best measure of a truly gifted director. fresh Alan R. Howard 1 Hollywood Reporter August 1, 2017 +1101 Maybe the best film about teenagers ever made. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 11, 2014 +1101 [A] hugely influential docu-drama. 5/5 fresh 0 Total Film July 7, 2014 +1101 Wonderfully evoking the feel and spirit of the era, this is one of those rare movies you live through rather than watch. 5/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times July 7, 2014 +1101 Anyone who has spent their teenage years cruising up and down Main Street will connect with the film... which is part of the reason I didn't. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures September 5, 2013 +1101 Brilliant and highly influential. A+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet February 14, 2012 +1101 American Graffiti is a music-infused tone poem - a fond, delicate trip back to an era often forgotten. 9/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD January 29, 2012 +1101 It's one of the all-time great feel good films, but its sly cultural commentary is what makes it the masterpiece that it is. 5/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy April 22, 2011 +1101 Coming-of-age classic still a must-see for teens. 5/5 fresh Randy White 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1101 A funny-serious movie with gorgeous cars and colours and an amazing feel for the artefacts of an instantly vanished era. 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine May 6, 2008 +1101 Lucas' direction is skilful and assured -- he follows several stories with wit and sensitivity -- and he's matched by his cast, the whole film perfectly evoking the end of an era. fresh 0 Film4 May 6, 2008 +1101 There is brilliant interplaying and underplaying, of script, performers and direction which will raise howls of laughter from audiences, yet never descends on the screen to overdone mugging, pratfall and other heavy-handed devices normally employed. fresh 1 Variety June 27, 2007 +1101 A brilliant work of popular art, it redefined nostalgia as a marketable commodity and established a new narrative style, with locale replacing plot, that has since been imitated to the point of ineffectiveness. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader June 27, 2007 +1101 The film that launched a thousand careers. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1101 ...the ultimate nostalgia movie of all time ... 4/5 fresh Brad Laidman 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1101 Lucas' sleeper hit...casts a rose-colored eye back to a placid pre-Vietnam America, a time when rock 'n' roll was young and hot rods were cool. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly June 3, 2005 +1101 A successful tribute to an era of optimism and competitiveness which was bitchin' -- and now seems very far in the past. 4/5 fresh David Bezanson 0 Filmcritic.com May 4, 2005 +1101 Trend setter, nostalgic, feel good hit 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 23, 2004 +1101 With almost tongue-in-cheek humor the makers of a movie have called their work American Graffiti and it is as well named as it is put together. fresh Tony Mastroianni 0 Cleveland Press November 20, 2003 +1101 It is a very good movie, funny, tough, unsentimental. fresh Roger Greenspun 1 New York Times May 21, 2003 +1101 Destined to be an instant classic. The performances are timeless. 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 18, 2002 +1101 ...not a bad film but not an exceptional one either. It's modestly entertaining to watch, but I didn't find it really involving fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1101 I love Star Wars more, but strictly speaking, this is probably a better film. 5/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +1101 Rock-solid proof that Lucas CAN write characters ... or at least COULD. Great cast, warm nostalgia, and wonderful music. 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1101 Director George Lucas has evoked the era in a most authentic, moving, and aesthetically pleasing way. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 13, 2001 +1101 American Graffiti has a timeless power that speaks to everyone who was ever a teenager. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1101 Teen tales don't get much better than this. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1101 American Graffiti still bears the mark of a superb filmmaking talent. 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1101 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 21, 2007 +1101 4/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com February 15, 2007 +1101 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 15, 2007 +1101 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 9, 2006 +1101 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals June 1, 2005 +1101 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views March 6, 2004 +1101 5/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com July 9, 2003 +1101 5/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) May 1, 2003 +1101 4/5 fresh Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) February 13, 2003 +1101 5/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 3, 2002 +1102 The strength of both families in the face of such frightening conditions provides the film with a moral center and tragic power that overcome its minor weaknesses. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania October 29, 2013 +1102 A poignant drama bringing us into the lives of Anne Frank, whose diary inspired millions seeking to understand why such a sweet, innocent child could be murdered in the Holocaust. 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 15, 2011 +1102 Remains a potent statement about the horrors of war and a valid testament to the girl who could answer them by writing, 'I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are really good at heart.' [Blu-ray] 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews June 28, 2009 +1102 A vivid and carefully produced work of poignancy and loss. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 13, 2007 +1102 More valuable as historical than artistic work, George Stevens' reverential Broadway-to-Hollywood transfer is marred by the weak lead performance from Millie Perkins. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com May 1, 2007 +1102 One of those extremely long and well-meaning adaptations of plays, this doesn't really amount to very much, despite its intrinsically moving subject matter. rotten 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1102 Stevens took some stick for casting an unknown as Anne, but his decision paid off as Perkins is refreshingly unmannered in the role. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1102 Mr. Stevens has done a superb job of putting upon the screen the basic drama and shivering authenticity of the Frances Goodrich-Albert Hackett play, which in turn caught the magnitude of drama in the real-life diary of a Jewish girl. 4/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1102 The Anne Frank saga remains moving, personal, and relavant, no matter how distant we become in time. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 13, 2003 +1102 A poignant, moving film of hope and tragedy. 4/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum March 4, 2003 +1102 The first film to deal with the Holocaust on such an affecting and personal level, this is a powerful and painfully tragic film. 4/5 fresh Dan Jardine 0 All Movie Guide September 25, 2001 +1102 Represents Stevens at the height of his pretentiousness and the depths of his accomplishment. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1102 4/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 6, 2004 +1102 4/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 9, 2003 +1102 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 8, 2002 +1103 Amiable fun, though it's a slight story. The football references were easily understandable even to me, though they were, of course, only the ones I understood. Who knows how many went over my head, like a misjudged shot at goal. 3.5/5 fresh Sarah Cartland 0 Caution Spoilers November 20, 2018 +1103 Apart from some song choices, it's is about as charmingly old-school as a Western animated feature has been in a long time. 3 fresh Bob Chipman 0 Moviebob Central October 31, 2018 +1103 This is another likeable, affectionate family [Aardman] animation that benefits from the human touch. 3/5 fresh Ross Miller 0 The National (Scotland) October 30, 2018 +1103 It's full of laughs for adults but also has plenty of humor aimed at kids. B- fresh Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News October 25, 2018 +1103 It's simply a movie to lift your spirits and make you laugh. fresh Hannah Hoolihan 0 Hannah Hoolihan October 25, 2018 +1103 Nick Park's Early Man is as beguiling as previous Aardman Animation films fresh Daniel Nava 0 Chicago Cinema Circuit October 22, 2018 +1103 An absolutely adorable tale. fresh Lisa Nesselson 0 France24 September 26, 2018 +1103 There is something adorably British about Nick Parks's latest plasticine adventure, Early Man. 3 fresh Hope Madden 0 Columbus Underground August 27, 2018 +1103 It has the creativity, but the jokes don't have enough brain power to compensate for the generic plot. 3/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 25, 2018 +1103 Early Man is a memorable trip back in time with lots of heart and a sharp, satirical edge. fresh Alci Rengifo 0 Entertainment Voice August 24, 2018 +1103 Nick Park's trademark stop-motion animation will always be a delight. fresh Christopher Campbell 0 Film School Rejects June 28, 2018 +1103 Older viewers will enjoy the nonstop onslaught of playful observations and astute jokes. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall May 30, 2018 +1103 A witty and warm-hearted romp. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing May 27, 2018 +1103 Early Man is mostly the same for Aardman Animations: a little eccentric, a little erratic, equally hilarious and gross visually, and consistently amusing. 4/5 fresh Roxana Hadadi 0 Punch Drunk Critics May 21, 2018 +1103 Hysterically, the whole thing makes perfectly imperfect sense. 3.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) April 11, 2018 +1103 "In a cinematic landscape that favours wisecracking motormouths and polished but increasingly generic CGI, Early Man's sweet-natured slapstick and endearingly ""primitive"" look feel like a welcome counterbalance." 3/5 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) April 9, 2018 +1103 The creators of Wallace and Gromit can usually be relied upon for a chuckle. This time, alas, you may struggle to raise a smile while sitting through this dull tale. 2/5 rotten Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) April 3, 2018 +1103 Not vintage Aardman, but there's still fun to be had. 3/5 fresh James Mottram 0 South China Morning Post April 3, 2018 +1103 A generally wholesome and entertaining confection. The animation is state-of-the-art, but the simple plot mechanics and often rather tired jokes could have benefited from some rewriting. 3/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian March 30, 2018 +1103 A winning meld of stop motion animation and classic sports movie, Early Man scores big time. 1 fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) March 28, 2018 +1103 It's a shame so many jokes don't land or feel like lazy puns, but there are plenty of great visual gags. 3/5 fresh Adam Fresco 0 Flicks.co.nz March 27, 2018 +1103 Propelled by its delightful characters and fuelled by inventive ideas, Aardman magic is alive and well in Nick Park's latest, charming stop frame animation. fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile March 24, 2018 +1103 No, it's not the best work of a studio known for much higher quality, but it's far from terrible. As they say: their heart is in the right place. [Full Review in Spanish] 7/10 fresh 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) March 12, 2018 +1103 Not that the movie doesn't have its charms even for non-soccer-fans-though they may want to duck out for popcorn during the big game. Those who love the game can nudge the rating up a notch or two. 3/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review February 28, 2018 +1103 The latest romp from Nick Park is a clever look at prehistoric soccer. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 26, 2018 +1103 In the end, the great charm of the film is that it will seduce fans... and football opponents alike. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Carlos Del 0 Cine Premiere February 26, 2018 +1103 While not quite up to Wallace and Gromit levels of stop-motion sophistication, Aardman Animations' Early Man assays a delightfully handcrafted, peculiarly British trip back in time, and one that will tickle the wee ones... fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight February 26, 2018 +1103 Silly and derivative, it's a bit of a primeval disappointment. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate February 23, 2018 +1103 Early Man is technically-impressive and boasts strong visuals, but its simple story holds it back from reaching its full potential. 3/5 fresh Chris Agar 0 ScreenRant February 23, 2018 +1103 The craft work adds points to this film aimed at children that will not disappoint the adults... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Fernando Alvarez 0 February 22, 2018 +1103 The story is thin, allowing little room for imaginative engagement, and the comedy uninspired. Early Man contains a nice anti-sexism message, but delivers it half-heartedly. rotten Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader February 22, 2018 +1103 Early Man is not so much a return to form as it is a long overdue comeback -- and a welcome one at that. fresh David Sims 1 The Atlantic February 20, 2018 +1103 ...a simple, classic narrative structure. [Full Review in Spanish] 6/10 fresh Rolando Gallego 0 EscribiendoCine February 20, 2018 +1103 This is sure-fire family entertainment during school vacation week. Indeed, it's for Aardman fans of all ages. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly February 19, 2018 +1103 Early Man may not have the punch or pizzazz of a mainstream Hollywood cartoon feature, but it has a tangible charm all its own. As a fan, I wouldn't have it any other way. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com February 17, 2018 +1103 Aardman's secret weapon is the textural warmth of the claymation medium. While stop-motion animation is as slow and exacting an art form as you can get, one still has the sense that the filmmakers are engaged in child's play at a kitchen table. 3.5/5 fresh Randall King 0 Winnipeg Free Press February 16, 2018 +1103 Aardman is a haven for creatures that hail from other species but match us or even outstrip us in proficiency and grace. Early Man, though, is stuffed with men and women...whereas the beasts of the field and the fowls of the air are reduced to extras. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker February 16, 2018 +1103 a sly and witty love letter to human perseverance, porcine resourcefulness, and the absolute conviction that English football was sent to us direct from heaven. 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews February 16, 2018 +1103 Like most of the movies that come out of the stop-motion clay animation studio Aardman, Early Man delivers a funny and delightful story and an astounding work of art. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz February 16, 2018 +1103 Nonetheless, by stepping backward in filmmaking technology and content, he creates a story that might endure like a cave painting. 8 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 16, 2018 +1103 "Early Man"" may not be the best of Aardman Animations but it is still a pleasure to watch from start to finish. It has its share of lovable characters, lots of humor and a big heart." B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 16, 2018 +1103 ... has enough fast-paced antics for children without pandering or sacrificing more sophisticated gags for adults. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue February 16, 2018 +1103 At least there's director Nick Park's playful Silly Putty visual imagination to take your mind off just how thin the story is. B- fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly February 16, 2018 +1103 "Early Man boasts some of the trademarks of Aardman characters, bemused figures with hearts as big as their oversized chompers. Score this one as ""amusing." fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Denerstein Unleashed February 16, 2018 +1103 The storytelling is too straightforward, the humor is not as inventive as we've come to expect from Aardman and the whole soccer situation is confounding and disappointing. 2/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 CineGods.com February 16, 2018 +1103 Coming from a studio and director who've repeatedly found new ways to reinvent the wheel, it's extra disappointing to see them release something so primitive. C rotten Michael Snydel 0 The Film Stage February 16, 2018 +1103 "Mostly, ""Early Man"" plays like an overstuffed episode of ""The Flintstones,"" riffing on caveman accessories, as well as soccer fandom and hooliganism." rotten Brian Lowry 1 CNN.com February 16, 2018 +1103 Maybe Early Man isn't Aardman's best work, but it's so wholeheartedly kind and clever that it's impossible not to embrace the ride. 8/10 fresh Karen Han 0 Slashfilm February 16, 2018 +1103 'Early Man' is a minor entry in the Aardman catalogue, but still quite likable and funny. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 16, 2018 +1103 Early Man does not reinvent the wheel, but leave it to the stop-motion pioneers at Aardman Animations to take a potentially tired storyline and jolt it awake with good-natured humor and subversive social commentary. 3/4 fresh Sharon Eberson 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette February 16, 2018 +1103 The pun-fueled dialogue is a perfect match for the visual ugliness. 0/5 rotten Scott Marks 1 San Diego Reader February 16, 2018 +1103 While Early Man scores lower in the wit department than some other Aardman films, the story is still plenty funny and boasts a sweetness that makes up for fewer jokes. fresh Megan Basham 0 WORLD February 16, 2018 +1103 Aardman Animations has always been in the Bronze Age, but with Early Man, they're backtracking into the Stone Age. 2.5/5 rotten Ross Bonaime 0 Brightest Young Things February 16, 2018 +1103 "Charming prehistoric tribute to ""sacred game"" of soccer. " 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media February 16, 2018 +1103 You know full well whether or not you're the audience for this film. Consider yourself either warned or enabled. 3/4 fresh Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com February 16, 2018 +1103 "An average Aardman effort is still better than most of what passes for family entertainment, and ""Early Man"" does win you over, but perhaps just not as much as it should've." B- fresh Will Ashton 0 The Playlist February 16, 2018 +1103 Having found much to laugh at in the first half-hour of Early Man, it is with regret that I have to report that the movie falls off after that. 3/4 fresh Robert Horton 0 HeraldNet (Everett, WA) February 16, 2018 +1103 There's a quaintness about the film, from the animation style to the wholesome jokes, that is refreshing for this pop-culture-obsessed animation era. 2.5/4 fresh Fraser Abe 1 Globe and Mail February 16, 2018 +1103 "Early Man"" is lovingly crafted down to the smallest detail. But its story, a farcical tribute to the early origins of soccer, isn't nearly as sturdy as its presentation." C rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News February 16, 2018 +1103 [T]he movie's sights are a surprising treat. The same cannot be said of the story... 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 15, 2018 +1103 Aardman Animations gives viewers what we didn't know we needed: a football origin story. Early Man is eccentrically funny and mostly warm-hearted. 4/5 fresh Roxana Hadadi 0 Chesapeake Family Magazine February 15, 2018 +1103 Among its abundant delights, Early Man doubles as Park's sly statement about his own process, which may seem exceedingly crude and outdated, but has the warmth and personality of a homemade, hand-crafted production. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR February 15, 2018 +1103 "If just hearing animator Nick Park's name doesn't bring an anticipatory smile to your face, watching a few minutes of the thoroughly amusing ""Early Man"" will do the trick." fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 15, 2018 +1103 Lesser Aardman but a pleasant little treat. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 15, 2018 +1103 It's not a classic, but it's proper fun. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto February 15, 2018 +1103 "Another gentle charmer from the ""Wallace and Grommit"" folks." 2.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday February 15, 2018 +1103 Despite the extensive digital work in the environments, Early Man's character animation still retains Park's signature handmade feel. fresh Sherilyn Connelly 0 SF Weekly February 15, 2018 +1103 Will obviously appeal especially to soccer-obsessed Europeans, but its consistent strain of genially eccentric British humor should endear it to audiences everywhere. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 15, 2018 +1103 Clever, engaging and warm, Early Man makes up in charm what it lacks in originality. 7.5/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net February 15, 2018 +1103 As always, Park is delightfully absurd with his stop-motion tomfoolery, although the story by Mark Burton and James Higginson only occasionally reaches the heights of Aardman films past. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star February 15, 2018 +1103 While the movie shines at times, its surprisingly stale storyline keeps it from becoming an instant, stop-motion classic. C+ rotten Kristin Finan 0 Austin American-Statesman February 15, 2018 +1103 Poor Dug barely possesses a personality, or a dramatic arc -- so why isn't Goona the lead character?...Kids, of course, will be mesmerized by the delightfully crude stop-motion and the Saturday morning cartoon high jinks. 2.5/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald February 15, 2018 +1103 It was epochs in the making, and, as usual, it was worth every millennium. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 15, 2018 +1103 ... there's just something innately charming about its stop-motion that stops you from ever feeling too disappointed. 3/5 fresh Gregory Wakeman 0 Metro February 15, 2018 +1103 Early Man relies on a lot of lazy, easy jokes that were never an issue with Park's earlier work. 2.5/5 rotten Rob Dean 0 Bullz-Eye.com February 15, 2018 +1103 Director Nick Park and those creative folks at Aardman Animations have carved out another toothy, gag-filled claymation treat. 4/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com February 15, 2018 +1103 Early Man is wanting: of a cleverer narrative, of memorable characters. It's not bad, necessarily. It just feels like an early draft of a better movie to come. 2.5/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle February 15, 2018 +1103 If the destination seems inevitable, there are some nice bits along the way. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic February 15, 2018 +1103 My heartiest laugh came at the very beginning when a volcano erupts, and a bird atop a cliff watching the whole event suddenly dons a pair of sunglasses. Why couldn't there have been more of that type of silly, but funny, humor? rotten David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan February 14, 2018 +1103 Perhaps something of a disappointment in the grand scale of Aardman achievements, it remains pleasant and periodically inspired. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com February 14, 2018 +1103 "Early Man"" isn't the most original movie ever made, but it made me laugh and it sent me home with an idiot grin on my face. These days I take what I can get, and so should you." 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 14, 2018 +1103 If Early Man were an Olympic competitor, it wouldn't be breaking any records but would easily qualify for a third-place medal. 3/5 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post February 14, 2018 +1103 It's an entertaining romp that can kill some time, and keep the kids excited with colorful panache. 3.5 fresh Mike Reyes 0 CinemaBlend February 14, 2018 +1103 It's well-crafted and enjoyable. You'll laugh, more than once, but you might not remember why the next day. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 14, 2018 +1103 If you've already devoured the Wallace and Gromit canon, as well as Chicken Run and Shaun the Sheep, Early Man is a wonderful way of extending their giddy glow, even if it feels like a small step backward. fresh Sam Adams 1 Slate February 14, 2018 +1103 "Looking at ""Early Man"" as a whole, it combines weirdly funny comedy with a sweet story about what it means to depend on others." 3.5/4 fresh Rick Bentley 0 Tribune News Service February 14, 2018 +1103 You go expecting a World Cup qualifying round. You leave having just seen a decent enough exhibition match. 3/4 fresh David Fear 1 Rolling Stone February 14, 2018 +1103 The film treads familiar ground by pitting a bunch of Davids vs. egotistical Goliaths on the soccer pitch. But it does so in such a supremely quirky and earnestly heartwarming fashion that it's hard not to be charmed. 3/4 fresh Brian Truitt 1 USA Today February 14, 2018 +1103 It's the sheer silliness of the proposition... that makes Early Man hum along. 4/5 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Vox February 14, 2018 +1103 "There's a sense of innocence and ingenuity and a central wholesomeness that remains throughout the film. ""Early Man"" is escapist fun." 3/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 14, 2018 +1103 Aardman's latest is another total charmer. fresh Michael Gingold 0 Birth.Movies.Death. February 13, 2018 +1103 It makes a real nice paleontological clambake. fresh Harry Haun 0 Film Journal International February 13, 2018 +1103 "Diversions don't entirely distract from a sense that we've seen ""Early Man"" before. Cheeky references to Manchester United and ""Jurassic pork"" only go so far." 2.5/4 rotten Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post February 13, 2018 +1103 For all its humor, Early Man can't overcome the limitations of its premise-one of Park's less fruitful genre mashups. B- fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club February 13, 2018 +1103 It's fairly easy to guess where this is heading - well, the giant duck is a bit surprising - and mildly fun getting there. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times February 13, 2018 +1103 Although it plays by the standard beats of the sports comedy, Early Man scores thanks to Aardman's trademark charm and wit. B fresh Matt Goldberg 0 Collider February 13, 2018 +1103 I can't think of a better way to spend two hours at the movies with my family. A- fresh Danny Minton 0 Houston Community Newspapers February 13, 2018 +1103 That it doesn't feel so desperate to be loved allows Early Man to exist as a kind of plucky underdog. You want it to succeed despite whatever else because it feels homemade, natural, and true to itself. fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk February 12, 2018 +1103 Nick Park's talents often serve only to highlight the fundamental lack of inspiration at Early Man's core. 2.5/4 rotten Keith Watson 0 Slant Magazine February 12, 2018 +1103 [An] unusal comedy that parodies historical-epic cinema. [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Francisco Marinero 0 El Mundo (Spain) February 12, 2018 +1103 Not one of their very best, but adorable. It's comforting to know there'll always be an Aardman. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation February 10, 2018 +1103 While the animation remains chock full of invention and the humour reliably athletic, this prehistoric caper somehow ends up being not quite the sum of its many witty and creative parts. 3/5 fresh Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) February 4, 2018 +1103 [A] joyous claymation comedy ... 4/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Express (UK) January 30, 2018 +1103 ... prehistory was presented as an inexhaustible source of raw material for the visual gag... [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Carlos Mara 0 January 29, 2018 +1103 A huge disappointment, crude and simple compared to Aardman's earlier, more sophisticated and multilayered work. No satire or subversion, just a bog-standard triumph-of-the-underdog story. 2/5 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 29, 2018 +1103 Compared to Pixar's recent masterpiece Coco, so full of life, imagination and eccentricity, Early Man is middling, it's grey vs. technicolour. 2/5 rotten Sam Bathe 0 Fan The Fire January 29, 2018 +1103 An authentic festival that requires nothing more than knowing what a joke is to make you die laughing. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Marcos Gand 0 Sensacine January 29, 2018 +1103 Deliciously tactile and notably well crafted, Early Man may not be vintage Aardman, but it has its own pleasures. fresh Kate Stables 0 Sight and Sound January 29, 2018 +1103 This boisterous romp lifted my spirits and tickled my funny bone. In these dark days, that's something to cheer about. 4/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) January 28, 2018 +1103 By his [Park's] sky-high standards Early Man represents something of a slip, but so what? Not every Leonardo was the Mona Lisa. 3/5 fresh Tom Shone 0 Sunday Times (UK) January 28, 2018 +1103 If you're going to poke fun at the already much-lampooned game of football, you need to be funnier, cleverer and more inventive than this. Sorry, Nick. 3/5 rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) January 28, 2018 +1103 The match itself is great fun, and a fine voice cast includes Timothy Spall, Tom Hiddleston and Maisie Williams. But Early Man sags a little in the middle, and isn't quite as funny as it needs to be. 3/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent January 26, 2018 +1103 Though not of the same calibre as their most paradigmatic work Early Man will undoubtedly be recognised as an instant classic. fresh Andrew Carroll 0 Film Ireland Magazine January 26, 2018 +1103 There is something easily and unassumingly good-natured about Early Man, an indication of what a very intelligent film-maker Park is. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 26, 2018 +1103 A fun movie that could have been brilliant if it had been just a bit more bonkers. 3/5 fresh Jo Berry 0 Movies4Kids January 26, 2018 +1103 Flimsy but good wholesome fun. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) January 26, 2018 +1103 Another fine Aardman film with the movie screen brimming with inventiveness and genius, but a pedestrian script and some underused voice talent temper the success of the film. 3/5 fresh Emily Breen 0 HeyUGuys January 26, 2018 +1103 Sadly, tragically, Early Man is just not very good. 2/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) January 25, 2018 +1103 Early Man's reliance on groaning dad-humour and stereotypical celebrations of British daftness feels prehistoric in all the worst ways, especially as the film rolls out a rubbish football plot about being rubbish at football. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman January 25, 2018 +1103 Early Man isn't the flashiest animated feature that you'll see this year but it is certainly the most likeable. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) January 25, 2018 +1103 It adheres to a classic British sense of humour, traditional values and warm-hearted storytelling. And yet, simultaneously, it's alive with invention. 4/5 fresh Rob Carnevale 0 Indie London January 25, 2018 +1103 This is a fresh narrative in an era where films aimed at young audiences are dominated by sequels, prequels, remakes, comic book and TV adaptations, and it is all the better for it. 5/5 fresh Saskia Baron 0 The Arts Desk January 25, 2018 +1103 For a studio whose storytelling style and command of visuals is so wonderfully inventive, here they've opted for the laziest, most obvious narrative trajectory imaginable, without even a winning sense of humour to back that up. rotten Alistair Ryder 0 Film Inquiry January 24, 2018 +1103 The film is funny, silly in the best sense and full of deadpan puns, malapropisms and wordplay. 4/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times January 24, 2018 +1104 Don Siegel's excellent heist/escape movie makes an interesting juxtaposition to his Clint Eastwood films. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 24, 2009 +1104 Underrated Don Siegel heist drama 4/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly April 20, 2007 +1104 The plot gets overly contrived as Charley proceeds to anticipate his pursuers and out-maneuver them... But even more wondrous is how Matthau manages to exude so much warmth in one of the most sadistically violent movies of the season. fresh Tony Mastroianni 0 Cleveland Press November 20, 2003 +1104 A pulp classic with a crackerjack ending. 5/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner January 27, 2003 +1104 Sit back and enjoy the Matthau. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1104 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 7, 2005 +1104 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals June 1, 2004 +1104 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1106 The acting could not be worse than the story, but it is bad enough. Valentino is revealed as a player without resource. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety May 11, 2018 +1106 The film, directed by George Melford, has it both ways as it plays on the western fantasies of exoticism and romanticizes sexual slavery, but presents the Sheik as something of a prankster who treats the whole thing as a joke ... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Stream on Demand August 3, 2017 +1106 Landmark film that was never all that hot with a solution so jaw-droppingly racist that it's hard to believe. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 4, 2004 +1106 It's one of those films that should be seen by film buffs and those interested in films as history. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 14, 2004 +1106 3/5 fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews February 26, 2008 +1106 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +1106 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 27, 2004 +1106 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 9, 2003 +1108 This could have been a half decent cross between a Romero zombie movie and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre but in the end the gore is so ridiculously overdone and the script so lame, that it undermines all sense of suspense. rotten Barbara Ellen 0 Times (UK) January 2, 2018 +1108 The understatement of the year. Essentially, ax-wielding rednecks unite in a slasher flick that drives itself into a brick wall of no return. F rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) September 27, 2009 +1108 It gives what it promises: violence, creeps, and solid performances from the great cast... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1108 It's the usual quick-cut, this-is-all-we-can-show-you R-rated mayhem. 1/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +1108 A cut above the recent lot of slasher films...it does not feel as if it has to cater to audiences who want every plot point spoon fed to them. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 26, 2005 +1108 Headed in only one direction: straight into the toilet. D rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +1108 ...talent does not matter much, just as long as the women?who, of course, all look like supermodels?wear skimpy, transparent outfits throughout the movie. 1.5/5 rotten Blake French 0 NutzWorld January 6, 2004 +1108 Wrong Turn is basically a well-made waste of time. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis October 12, 2003 +1108 The grey area is whether it's Schmidt's fault or the zeitgeist's that the film doesn't resonate even ten seconds past the finish line 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central October 1, 2003 +1108 If giggling hillbillies fuel your nightmares, then there's a chance you'll be rendered sleepless by this inept, wannabe horror flick. 2/10 rotten Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment September 9, 2003 +1108 Was Wrong Turn directed by the kind of in-bred mountain men depicted in the film? The opening credits is the only device that drive the plot -- the rest is simply a squeal-inducing hunt movie. 1.5/5 rotten Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) August 3, 2003 +1108 For a horror cheese-fest about six ill-fated teens on the verge of brutal maceration by inbred hick monsters, Wrong Turn is surprisingly worth the detour 3/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week July 16, 2003 +1108 I got the feeling that a whole lot of talented people had gone and wasted their time on a project too bland to be worth it. 1.5/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic July 16, 2003 +1108 Wrong Turn has plenty of bad -ations: decapitation, mutilation, evisceration. But it's got an unexpectedly fun -ation - its hillbilly variation on Panic Room. 2.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) June 27, 2003 +1108 This is a mighty scary horror film, one of the best pure sit-in-the-dark-and-tell-a-scary-story movies to come down the pike in quite some time. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 25, 2003 +1108 It's the kind of film where an actor from the WB walks through a run-down cabin, picks up a jar full of human teeth, goes, Ewwww, then still continues to look for a bathroom. fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News June 10, 2003 +1108 A tedious slasher picture with yet another Inbred Monster as its star villain. 1.5/5 rotten Paul Clinton 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 8, 2003 +1108 With the tiniest bit of effort, Wrong Turn could have been a fun slasher flick, but no one involved seems to have cared about anything but a paycheck. 3/10 rotten Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch June 5, 2003 +1108 It's gruesome and nasty and a heck of a lot of fun for people who get a kick out of Fangoria. 4/5 fresh Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic June 5, 2003 +1108 We never actually see the cannibals eat anybody, which leaves me to wonder: Are they really cannibals, or just slightly carnivorous pack rats? We may never know the answer and we will probably never care. Completely forgettable. 1.5/4 rotten Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com June 5, 2003 +1108 A blood-simple backwoods spatterfest that makes shameless use of the same old antirural moonshine Hollywood's been bootlegging for decades. C- rotten Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly June 4, 2003 +1108 It's a lot of fun -- if you like to grimace, jump and squirm in the theater. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews June 4, 2003 +1108 Screaming fun. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian June 3, 2003 +1108 Proof that an old genre can still have life as long as filmmakers are willing to fill it with energy, humor and respect for the genre. 3/5 fresh David Grove 0 Film Threat June 3, 2003 +1108 Any film that has marketing copy reading 'cannibalistic mountain men grossly disfigured through generations of in-breeding' can't be all that bad, can it? 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies June 3, 2003 +1108 The set-pieces range from tedious to silly. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International June 3, 2003 +1108 What distinguishes it is director Rob Schmidt's edge-of-the-world atmosphere that incites fear by disarming its characters through alien locations. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) June 3, 2003 +1108 The flick grew on me after I initially disliked it ... and that's something not many horror films can do. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com June 3, 2003 +1108 Evidently, the wrong turn I made was in the multiplex. D+ rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com June 2, 2003 +1108 "Slasher fans, take a whack at ""Wrong Turn." 2.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) June 2, 2003 +1108 Lazy would-be horror film. 2/5 rotten Anita Gates 1 New York Times June 2, 2003 +1108 Tense, well directed, adequately acted and frequently funny. 2.5/4 fresh Kim Morgan 0 Reel.com June 2, 2003 +1108 A negative pickup by Fox, dumped into theaters on Friday without benefit of press previews, Wrong Turn is steeped only in frightless torpor. rotten Scott Foundas 1 Variety June 2, 2003 +1108 Schmidt makes us flinch the old-fashioned way -- by giving us a box seat to the unspeakable. 3/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News June 2, 2003 +1108 The plot unfolds like a slasher-by -the-numbers kit. 1/4 rotten 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 2, 2003 +1108 Suffers a fate similar to that of many other horror and supernatural thrillers released in the last decade: It leaves you with the feeling that you're watching an episode of The X-Files, only Mulder and Scully never show up. 2/5 rotten Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times June 2, 2003 +1108 It was a mistake to have one of the characters refer to the film Deliverance in this low-rent horror flick, because all it does is remind us of much better cinematic efforts. rotten Frank Buschmann 1 Hollywood Reporter June 2, 2003 +1108 The sole saving grace of Wrong Turn is its honesty. You get exactly what you expect -- blood, guts and people being taken to the killing floor. But just because it's honest doesn't make it good. 2/4 rotten Kevin M. Williams 1 Chicago Tribune June 2, 2003 +1108 A stultifying blend of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, boot camp, and maybe The Blair Witch Project, Wrong Turn is profoundly less than the sum of its influences. 1/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe June 2, 2003 +1108 If you're unfortunate enough to head down the path of seeing this film, that will be the only Wrong Turn you'll likely remember. 2.5/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! June 2, 2003 +1108 A movie that runs out of people to kill very quickly and seems in a huge hurry to be over. 1/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies June 2, 2003 +1108 It entertained me for 'what it was.' 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 2, 2003 +1108 Bad directions are the least of its problems. 1/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com June 2, 2003 +1108 This sleazy slice of hicksploitation features a band of inbred mountain men so monstrous and foul, they make the toothless hillbillies of Deliverance look like the Vienna Boys Choir. rotten Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com June 2, 2003 +1108 [It] is better than the average entry in the subgenre because it eschews exposition in favor of thrills. 3/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com June 1, 2003 +1108 There are a lot of things wrong with this movie, and no things that are right. It's just about as bad a movie as I've seen in all the years I've been reviewing films. 1/2 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat June 1, 2003 +1108 Dull, humorless slasher flick. 0/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post June 1, 2003 +1108 Sheer, unadulterated nastiness with no apologies. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide June 1, 2003 +1108 Takes itself and the horrific situation it puts its characters in seriously...A tense and frightful good time. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com May 31, 2003 +1108 "The biggest problem with ""Wrong Turn"" is that it fails to build its own mythology" C+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 31, 2003 +1108 Moderately suspenseful, but...a good horror movie like this requires one of two things: interesting heroes or at least a conceptually interesting villain. Here we are given neither. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 31, 2003 +1108 The film is ludicrous and poorly directed, and the cast appears to be looking for the exit. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) May 31, 2003 +1108 To call Wrong Turn tedious and uninspired is to be kind. D- rotten Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News May 31, 2003 +1108 Like most slasher films, Wrong Turn is not especially scary, though it does achieve a few moments of mild suspense. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com May 31, 2003 +1108 Gory enough to satisfy jaded horror fans and scary enough to offer a decent, frightening night at the movies for everyone else. C+ fresh 0 E! Online May 31, 2003 +1108 As long as you don't take a wrong turn and wander into this film thinking it's a run-of -the-mill horror flick, you'll have fun. 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies May 31, 2003 +1108 One of the rare recent fright flicks to get the heart thumping. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star May 30, 2003 +1108 With Stan Winston's disturbingly realistic effects and spine-chilling mountain men, Wrong Turn takes the concept of hillbillies to a whole new level. You seriously may never go into the woods again. 2.5/4 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com May 30, 2003 +1108 The victim of a tired genre 1.5/5 rotten David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com May 30, 2003 +1108 A film of zero substance that also happens to be good old fashioned slasher fun. 7/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com May 30, 2003 +1108 The Hills Have Eyes meets The Texas Chainsaw Massacre meets Jeepers Creepers. This movie is relentless in its pursuit of scares and squirms. 6/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum May 30, 2003 +1108 1/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1108 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1108 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1108 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1108 1.5/4 rotten Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald July 16, 2005 +1108 3/10 rotten Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette October 28, 2003 +1108 0/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant July 16, 2003 +1108 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon June 28, 2003 +1108 2/5 rotten Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com June 24, 2003 +1108 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons June 15, 2003 +1108 1/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com June 6, 2003 +1110 An extended inquiry that, through de Emilio's editing strategies, emerges as both claustrophobic and cleansing. 3/4 fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 Slant Magazine November 16, 2005 +1112 Without reaching the heights of the filmography of the remarkable Japanese director, it is a beautiful, sensitive and enjoyable work. [Full Review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Diego Batlle 0 Otroscines.com December 4, 2018 +1112 A poetic and pleasant film that works as a tender and sensible entry in Koreeda's universe. [Full Review in Spanish] 8/10 fresh Emiliano Basile 0 EscribiendoCine December 4, 2018 +1112 It really is filmmaking at the highest pitch of intelligence: a work teeming with skill both cinematographically and dramaturgically. 5/5 fresh PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 4, 2018 +1112 When its repressed emotions finally come to the surface, it's devastating. fresh Pat Padua 0 DCist August 29, 2018 +1112 Our Little Sister, a lovely example of vintage Kore-eda, explores tensions great and small that exist between different generations of a fractured family. fresh Glenn Heath 0 San Diego CityBeat August 22, 2018 +1112 Never shying away from the picturesque, the film depicts a vivid world that is crystal clear, gleaming, and suffused with life. fresh Aliza Ma 0 Film Comment Magazine November 3, 2017 +1112 Our Little Sister has an unassuming wisdom beneath its winsome exterior. It's raw and heartbreaking and real, and that's commendable. fresh Alex Heeney 0 Seventh Row August 14, 2017 +1112 "Emotional without getting sentimental, Our Little Sister is the sort of ""coming to terms"" therapy narrative that should be drooling claptrap, but Koreeda and his actresses make it seem honest and authentic." 3/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review July 18, 2017 +1112 Filled with cherry-blossom gorgeousness and sentimental homages to small-town Japanese life, it's a film of quiet, telling moments, even when big revelations surface. 3/5 fresh Kate Stables 0 Total Film December 30, 2016 +1112 [A] warmly enveloping exploration of grief, guilt and gradually letting go. 4/5 fresh Raphael Abraham 0 Financial Times December 27, 2016 +1112 It helps that Koreeda's way with atmosphere is in full effect. The film has tranquil settings, fresh-food meals, cherry blossoms and soothing breezes; watching it is a good way to clear your head. 4/5 fresh Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) December 18, 2016 +1112 Our Little Sister is not so much a dramatic work as a cinematic tone poem. The point of the movie is not to get anywhere in particular, but just to enjoy the journey along the way. B+ fresh Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer November 10, 2016 +1112 There are minor conflicts and revelations, but these never seem like plot points. Rather they feel like the fabric of everyday life, observed with limpid simplicity and given powerful emotional effect with natural, easy, unforced performances. 4/5 fresh Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press October 14, 2016 +1112 ...practices the same virtue as its characters, realizing that life is lived in the small moments as well as the great ones, and that being present in your own life is the greatest gift of all. 8/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 September 16, 2016 +1112 Kore-eda has made a career of family stories focused on youth, some of them heartbreakingly bleak. Here he uses a much lighter brush, creating a picture that is simpler than most, and all the more beautiful for it. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 15, 2016 +1112 Rarely has a film more eloquently captured the universality of human experience. 4/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 15, 2016 +1112 The most touching of family reunions. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 8, 2016 +1112 Kore-eda is one of the most optimistic and humanist filmmakers working today, and even though Our Little Sister isn't quite as finely articulated as some of his previous work, his core compassion for humanity comes through clearly. 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle September 8, 2016 +1112 ...a lyrical, plain-sung movie about people who are obliged to love one another. And do. 9 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette September 2, 2016 +1112 While urgency is less of a priority this time out, the helmer still puts together an irresistible collection of characters and personal issues. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com August 25, 2016 +1112 'Our Little Sister' is a tender and restrained feature that flows by like a gentle stream, lulling you with its melodic cadence and drawing you into its beauty. 4/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 24, 2016 +1112 Under a less masterful hand, you'd be dying for a fistfight, a sex scene or a gunshot to shatter the calm. But Koreeda makes thrilling the rich inner lives of four young women trying to navigate rocky emotional terrain in the wake of their father's death. 4/5 fresh Barbara VanDenburgh 1 Arizona Republic August 18, 2016 +1112 Our Little Sister is a serene, enchanting film that transports us to another, gentler world. 3.5/4 fresh Kathleen Rizzo 0 Buffalo News August 18, 2016 +1112 By the end, a Zen-like calm that might be mistaken for stasis settles over the story. But these lives move forward slowly, inexorably, and they move us, too. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer August 18, 2016 +1112 [Kore-eda] captures small interactions beautifully, and builds up a layered portrait of the main characters' everyday lives in those meaningful gestures and exchanges. 4/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly August 17, 2016 +1112 Koreeda's restrained style and gentle pace may try some viewers' patience, but if you can roll with it, it's a lovely, poignant slice of life. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 16, 2016 +1112 Static, slow and slight, but with its own rewards. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation August 12, 2016 +1112 Even death is part of the flow, part of the process of getting along and finding a place in the world. 4/4 fresh Robert Horton 0 Seattle Weekly August 11, 2016 +1112 It's a movie that, by its serene final scene, changes its viewer. You leave happier, honored to have been, for two hours, part of this family. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times August 11, 2016 +1112 While it lacks some of the more profound observations of Kore-eda's best work, the filmmaker's more gentle approach still allows his subtle humanity to shine through. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue July 30, 2016 +1112 Sublime, another rapturous family story from Japanese auteur Hirokazu Koreeda. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 29, 2016 +1112 If you succumb to Koreeda's slow rhythms, the climbs up a hill to find a magnificent view, the walks along the beach, the simple peace of a shared meal, this is the kind of movie that will leave you feeling restored, maybe a little misty-eyed as well. 4/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 29, 2016 +1112 As he eases toward his subtly stirring resolution, it's hard to resist getting swept up in the moment; for somewhere along the way, Kore-eda has brought us into the fold. 4/5 fresh 0 Montreal Gazette July 28, 2016 +1112 Koreeda allows the action to unfold gradually, and plum wine isn't the only food metaphor enriching his tale. Each meal seems like an invitation for the sisters to learn more about each other or to be reminded-for good or ill-of their parents. fresh Dmitry Samarov 1 Chicago Reader July 28, 2016 +1112 "Sister"" ... broods on the past, on how it defines the present and future, but as a film about remembering it is not especially memorable." 2.5/4 rotten Peter Keough 1 Boston Globe July 28, 2016 +1112 Slight, serene and sweet, it's a subtly calming interlude... 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate July 24, 2016 +1112 Our Little Sister does best in small, quiet moments. 3/4 fresh Tina Hassannia 0 National Post July 22, 2016 +1112 It's subdued, at times even too leisurely, but the film and its characters are luminous, especially lead Ayase Haruka. 3/4 fresh Nathalie Atkinson 1 Globe and Mail July 22, 2016 +1112 With a delicate palette and soft tones, the craftsmanship on display is impeccable, but the pulse-free drama - think crying over spilled milk - makes for muted impact. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star July 21, 2016 +1112 The four girls in Our Little Sister make an impressive ensemble as their inclusive spirit and positive outlook restore a kind of equilibrium to a troubled hearth. It must be one of the films of the year. 5/5 fresh Paddy Kehoe 0 July 20, 2016 +1112 "The Brazilians have a word for the feeling Kore-eda evokes, saudade, a mixture of happiness and sadness, a love that remains once someone is gone. ""Our Little Sister"" is as close to perfect as a film can be." A fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 20, 2016 +1112 Moves at a rhythm akin to the gently lapping waves...yet somehow swiftly establishes the personalities of the three sisters, a contradiction that speaks to the resonance of the performers and Koreeda's skill at eliciting emotional truth. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 18, 2016 +1112 The pleasures of Kore-eda's film comes in meeting these characters-and they are considerable. 4/5 fresh Joe Bendel 0 Epoch Times July 17, 2016 +1112 The performances are solid throughout, and young Hirose's Suzu is an unassuming delight. 3/4 rotten Anita Katz 0 San Francisco Examiner July 15, 2016 +1112 Our Little Sister often feels Chekhovian, a movie attuned to the passage of time and the changing of seasons. As I watched it, though, I also thought, in a general way, of Thornton Wilder, [whose plays] are suffused with love and kindness. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 14, 2016 +1112 Koreeda's latest, Our Little Sister, is closer to the fairy tale tone of his nearly-flawless childhood adventure, I Wish, although this exploration of family obligation and loss is less challenging than his prior output. 3.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics July 14, 2016 +1112 While the emotions may be muted, there's still something appealingly heartfelt about the way these siblings find each other. One can't help but cheer them on. 2.5/4 fresh Vanessa H. Larson 1 Washington Post July 14, 2016 +1112 As emotionally superficial as a Hollywood movie by the likes of Nancy Myers or Cameron Crowe. rotten John Esther 0 UR Chicago Magazine July 13, 2016 +1112 There is a great deal to be said for simple dishes, prepared well. fresh Nick Pinkerton 0 Artforum July 12, 2016 +1112 Beneath its sugar-frosted quality, however, Our Little Sister has a singular character of its own. fresh Jonathan Romney 0 Film Comment Magazine July 12, 2016 +1112 There are no great thunderbolts of emotion as in Koreeda's other work, but fans of the director's more heartrending movies may appreciate this buoyant palate cleanser. 3.5/5 fresh Violet LeVoit 0 AllMovie July 8, 2016 +1112 All one needs is a close-up of Suzu's face euphorically looking skyward, eyes closed, as she rides on a road surrounded by cherry blossoms to grasp the laudable humanity at the heart of Kore-eda's patient, warmhearted worldview. fresh Kenji Fujishima 1 Village Voice July 8, 2016 +1112 The nicest movie in theaters right now is 'Our Little Sister.' That's not to say it's not sad or dark or that its characters can't be prickly and neurotic. 4/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro July 8, 2016 +1112 "Kore-eda may have moved away from the adventurous, mysterioso moodiness of early films like ""After Life,"" but the smiles he provokes here -- both with his characters and with us -- are well-earned." B+ fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor July 8, 2016 +1112 Japanese melodrama Our Little Sister is the rare film that captures the everyday pleasures and anguishes of family life. 3/4 fresh Simon Abrams 1 RogerEbert.com July 8, 2016 +1112 "Kore-eda's latest exudes the same sentimental, unhurried tone of ""Still Walking"" and ""Like Father, Like Son,"" and to be sure it's a simple tale without many surprises. But in his hands, that slightness can feel elemental, timeless." fresh Tim Grierson 0 Paste Magazine July 8, 2016 +1112 It's the way that Koreeda handles such quotidian details and detours of this quartet that makes all the difference. 3.5/4 fresh David Fear 1 Rolling Stone July 8, 2016 +1112 Seeming to wander through small incidents and mundane busyness, it acquires momentum and dramatic weight through a brilliant kind of narrative stealth. fresh 1 New York Times July 7, 2016 +1112 The movie bestows a forgiving compassion on all its troubled souls, even those of the misbehaving dead. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR July 7, 2016 +1112 A delicate, unforced meditation on the bonds of family and the joys and wonders hidden in everyday life, this film is able to move audiences without apparent effort, and that must be experienced firsthand to be appreciated and understood. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 7, 2016 +1112 Despite fine intentions and four lovely performances from the female leads, Our Little Sister is simply too light to be felt. C+ rotten Joe McGovern 1 Entertainment Weekly July 7, 2016 +1112 [Our Little Sister's] comforting narrative holds few surprises, but builds remarkable emotional power. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International July 7, 2016 +1112 The film's reserve softens some of its more piquant observations about tradition and mortality. 2.5/4 fresh Christopher Gray 0 Slant Magazine July 4, 2016 +1112 A moving and achingly beautiful feast for the soul. 5/5 fresh Daniel Rutledge 0 Flicks.co.nz June 2, 2016 +1112 An accessible piece of work by one of the medium's great masters. 4/5 fresh Peter Calder 0 New Zealand Herald June 1, 2016 +1112 Put simply, Hirokazu Kore-eda has made another one of his films: delicate, heart-tugging, sweet but not cloying, a meandering stream of limpid water under which an eddy of emotions, unsettled pasts and unspoken worries swirl. fresh Kong Rithdee 0 Bangkok Post May 10, 2016 +1112 Not a huge amount happens yet it is transfixing at times, largely a product of superbly moulded characters, gentle humour, refined performances and a charming devotion to human warmth. 4/5 fresh Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) April 18, 2016 +1112 A deeply humane look at the way the shards of a broken family unit can be reconfigured into something warm, positive and functional. 4/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman April 17, 2016 +1112 Is it sentimental? Of course, but never unbearably so thanks to the director's delicate touch. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) April 17, 2016 +1112 As its magical spell takes hold, so the film's true depths become apparent, each character dealing in their own way with the departure of a parent, and issues of love, loyalty and loss. 4/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) April 17, 2016 +1112 It's a delightful film, excellently acted and charged with undercurrents of familial emotion. 4/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent April 15, 2016 +1112 The film's gentle, empathetic tone might seem a little toothless compared to the peril or conflict of Koreeda's earlier work, but it's a warm, embracing joy of a movie to watch. 4/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Radio Times April 14, 2016 +1112 If you're in the market for a tranquil, meditative holiday but can't quite pony up the cost, this surprisingly engaging film will do just as well. 4/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times April 14, 2016 +1112 A film that whispers its message, which is nice sometimes. 4/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies April 13, 2016 +1112 An intelligent, quiet work from a master filmmaker. 3/5 fresh John Bleasdale 0 CineVue April 12, 2016 +1112 A quietly powerful and absolutely charming drama. fresh Katherine McLaughlin 0 The List April 11, 2016 +1112 An intimate, warm embrace of a film. 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out April 11, 2016 +1112 The film is beautifully shot and framed, and the story it tells is universal and immensely appealing. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian April 8, 2016 +1112 Our Little Sister is an uneventful, if also overwhelmingly life-affirming, family portrait that once again establishes Koreeda as one of today's pre-eminent humanist filmmakers. 3.5/5 fresh Edmund Lee 0 South China Morning Post April 2, 2016 +1112 Kore-ede manages to make every image surface little by little in comedic or dramatic situations that flow into each other naturally. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Carlos Losilla 0 Sensacine March 18, 2016 +1112 Highly recomended. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Lucero Sol 0 Excelsior March 18, 2016 +1112 A delicate and femenine family melodrama. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ernesto Diezmartinez 0 March 16, 2016 +1112 At a first glance it doesn't seem to be any purpose to the film, but this is a tale about family and a dysfunctional one at best. [Full review in Spanish] 7/10 fresh Uriel Barco 0 Garuyo March 15, 2016 +1112 Koreeda never tries to fool you with a big movie, he just wants to leave you with a discrete and permanent smile on your face. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Hugo Ju 0 Chilango.com March 15, 2016 +1112 The film never explores the characters issues the way you wpould expect, opening the floor for debate and making the viewing experience much more entertaning. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Erick Estrada 0 Cinegarage March 11, 2016 +1112 An honest film, full of affection and one that doesn't try to hide the fact that it's all about showing the emotions of it's characters. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Luis Fernando 0 En Filme March 11, 2016 +1112 Hirokazu Koreeda explores masterfully themes like everyday life, and the delicate and fragile families can be.. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Fernanda Sol 0 Letras Libres March 10, 2016 +1112 The work of a true artist. [Full review in Spanish] 4/4 fresh Gonzalo Lira 0 Cine Premiere March 10, 2016 +1112 Koreeda achieves an intimate and timely film that results in its way of illustrating the history of growth, life, death and the family. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Gonzalo Lira 0 El Fanzine March 9, 2016 +1112 This movie is more episodic and less plot-driven than his previous work but no less enjoyable. For some, Our Little Sister will be too slow, but anyone who can stick with it will be rewarded. fresh Hannah Brown 0 Jerusalem Post March 2, 2016 +1112 Kore-eda seems to have bitten off more than he can chew, delivering an uneven and ultimately superficial story of emotional maturation. C rotten Giovanni Marchini 0 The Film Stage February 22, 2016 +1112 Offering up their hard-won home and refusing to let Suzu be saddled with her parents' baggage, grows more and more breathtaking in retrospect, a quiet act of grace and love that the film provides just the right showcase for. fresh Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News November 10, 2015 +1112 Slightly hampered by an episodic structure deriving from its source, Our Little Sister is nevertheless a seductive and engrossing celebration of family and community. fresh Nick Roddick 0 Sight and Sound November 5, 2015 +1112 Koreeda achieves a film that's endearing and on point to ilustrate a story about growing up, life, death, and family. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Gonzalo Lira 0 Cinema Movil November 4, 2015 +1112 Perfectly pitched and bolstered by four beautiful lead performances, Our Little Sister, with the gentlest of touches, both breaks one's heart and makes it swoon. 4/5 fresh Josh Slater-Williams 0 The Skinny October 20, 2015 +1112 The most subtle comic adaptation you'll see all year. 4/5 fresh Alex Leadbeater 0 What Culture September 25, 2015 +1112 A methodically paced, quietly moving experience. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto September 14, 2015 +1112 The result is an episodic, generous-spirited, pristinely shot and, quite frankly, somewhat dull effort. rotten Leslie Felperin 1 Hollywood Reporter August 20, 2015 +1112 There's no doubting the film's commitment to a compassionate understanding of the complexities of the human heart. 3.5/5 fresh Rochelle Siemienowicz 0 sbs.com.au August 20, 2015 +1112 Precisely because it's less emotionally coercive than Kore-eda's last couple of pictures, it's even more moving: rather than lunging full-bore for the solar plexus, the truths it's telling creep up on you. 4/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) July 20, 2015 +1112 Kore-Eda's film is more than the beautifully luminous faces of his actresses, the particular way they move and speak, or the lovely landscapes of Kamakura, even though all of these should be admired. fresh Dan Fainaru 0 Screen International July 20, 2015 +1112 Hirokazu Kore-eda's latest fractured-family drama is a graceful yet somewhat emotionally muffled portrait of four siblings. fresh Maggie Lee 1 Variety July 20, 2015 +1112 There is such compositional flair here. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian July 20, 2015 +1113 Inspired by the reputed experiences of the film's producer, Middle Men casts its protagonist in a suspiciously flattering light... Fortunately Wilson brings enough dark and disreputable shades to the character for the film to work. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk July 25, 2011 +1113 Save yourself the trouble of watching it and just check out Goodfellas instead. 1/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1113 Considering the naughty subject matter, Middle Men is a shockingly dull affair. 5/10 rotten 0 IGN DVD February 10, 2011 +1113 ...a film that can't make up its mind what it wants to be: a comedy, a melodrama, a crime thriller, or a documentary. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 29, 2011 +1113 Is Jack, who is patterned on a real-life character, sociopathic or just plain clueless? Gallo doesn't seem to care. He cares about parading before us lowlifes living the high life. B- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor January 3, 2011 +1113 If it weren't for James Caan's shyster Las Vegas lawyer, the whole, um, pornucopia would be a complete waste of time. Best to think of this as Middling Men. 2.5/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online September 16, 2010 +1113 What could have been a complex portrait of a flawed man dealing with the perils of success ends up far less interesting. C+ rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian September 10, 2010 +1113 Sex, Lies And MasterCard. An irreverent, strictly behind the scenes tabloid peep show about those thankfully unsung guys who perpetrated the online porn revolution, without ever taking their clothes off. fresh Prairie Miller 0 Purple Revolver August 16, 2010 +1113 Luke Wilson's terrific performance renders an uneasy hybrid of crime drama, comedy and ecommerce far more compelling than it otherwise would be. 3/5 fresh Pam Grady 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 12, 2010 +1113 Hampered mightily by Luke Wilson's casting, Middle Men has energy and some sleazy fun around its edges, but critically fails to locate a sincere lasting feeling, be it titillation or trepidation. 2/5 rotten Brent Simon 0 Screen International August 12, 2010 +1113 Pretty much proffers everything you can want in a film based on the upstart company that brought porn to a computer screen near you. 2/4 rotten Adam Keleman 0 Slant Magazine August 11, 2010 +1113 I never got the feeling Gallo and company figured out how to compress and focus their stories. rotten Michael Phillips 1 At the Movies August 10, 2010 +1113 With outstanding performances from a brilliant ensemble cast, Middle Men turns out to be wickedly entertaining with some of the best acting you will see all year. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Back Stage August 6, 2010 +1113 Far from a classic and won't tug at your heartstrings, but it manages to be captivating from top to bottom with a refreshingly sharp and funny screenplay, a great ensemble cast and a lively soundtrack. 7.4 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru August 6, 2010 +1113 Middle Men spins one heck of a yarn, so crazy it must be true. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media August 6, 2010 +1113 There's too much Scorsese-izing, and all the characters with the exception of Wilson and Ramsey's illicit lovers look as if they were drawn by a fifteen-year-old. rotten Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 6, 2010 +1113 Zealously nasty fun which, surprisingly, ends on something of a note of upbeat grace and familial redemption... 3/4 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle August 6, 2010 +1113 Kind of a mess. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 6, 2010 +1113 This very well-acted, often amusing and dirty-minded hard-R film still stands out in a sea of market-driven blandness. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post August 6, 2010 +1113 Middle Men is an anxious film, but not in a good way, in that it doesn't generate suspense so much as dread. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 6, 2010 +1113 Gallo has the start of a good story here, but he can't find an original way to explore it. 2.5/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News August 6, 2010 +1113 [S]poradically satisfying... If this tale of rags to riches to major felonies has a familiar feel to it, it's that it feels Scorsese-lite... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 6, 2010 +1113 "Gallo's self-consciously overstated direction feeds the impression that he's trying to remake Goodfellas...can we all agree by now that the use of ""Sympathy for the Devil"" in crime pictures ought to be outlawed?" 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 6, 2010 +1113 Take away the nudity and sleaze, and at its heart Middle Men is about billing. No wonder it needed all the jiggling. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times August 6, 2010 +1113 Think Boogie Nights meets Casino, though it's not likely to make the lasting impression of either seminal film. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 5, 2010 +1113 [A] frenetic jumble of subplots and sleazy characters... C rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club August 5, 2010 +1113 Professional fixer tries to protect two creeps who helped develop Internet porn from predatory gangsters and crooks. Mixed-up morality tale should have had more impact. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International August 5, 2010 +1113 What was meant to be a wild ride through the seedy underbelly of the early Internet instead becomes a tepid wallow amid a slew of unsavory but resolutely uninteresting characters. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 5, 2010 +1113 A squandered opportunity to tell what may have been an interesting story. 5.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net August 5, 2010 +1113 The rise of online porn is simply the hook for a thoroughly rote mixed-up-with-the-mob drama that overdoes all the obvious cliches 2.5/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com August 5, 2010 +1113 It is more proof that the influence of TV-style superficiality -- undramatic pacing, routine imagery -- has ruined the imagination of both filmgoers and filmmakers. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press August 5, 2010 +1113 A highly entertaining, flawed, ripped-off-and-reassembled carnival of sleaze. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com August 5, 2010 +1113 So pushy and distracted it may as well have pop-up ads. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com August 5, 2010 +1113 A colorful supporting cast gives this uneven Internet porn saga a potent boost. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter August 4, 2010 +1113 This one's coming in under the radar. Keep an eye out...Best of all is Wilson, digging into his juiciest role in years. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 4, 2010 +1113 'Middle Men' may not have the action and slapstick comedy that one expects to see this late in the summer, but the film is filled with zest and actually worth exploring. 3/4 fresh Wilson Morales 0 BlackFilm.com August 4, 2010 +1113 Perhaps it's inevitable that this cranked-up drama wants it both ways. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly August 4, 2010 +1113 ...the picture is never not engaging, and it certainly has its moments. 3/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies August 4, 2010 +1113 [Wilson's] phenomenal performance as a family man undone by sexual and financial temptation is more than this movie deserves. 2/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out August 4, 2010 +1113 "Packed with more voice-over narration than a docent's tour of the Metropolitan Museum, ""Middle Men"" is formulaic to a fault. " C+ rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 3, 2010 +1113 Even without much character development, the compelling story holds, mostly due to Wilson. fresh Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice August 3, 2010 +1113 This inspired-by-a-true-story film about the birth of Internet porn is giddily sleazy, full of convincing crazies and criminals, as well as the scumbags and wannabes who surround them. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press August 3, 2010 +1113 Sex, Lies And MasterCard. An irreverent, strictly behind the scenes tabloid peep show about those thankfully unsung guys who perpetrated the online porn revolution, without ever taking their clothes off. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze August 3, 2010 +1113 Sharply observed but poorly helmed and unevenly acted, this gross and sordid account of the early days of Internet Porn claims to be based on a factual story but its true inspiration is Boogie Nights, Paul Thomas Anderson's masterpiece. C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 30, 2010 +1113 Relentlessly sleazy but undeniably intriguing. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety July 7, 2010 +1114 It's just too bad that a film purporting to espouse female empowerment has to resort to simulated fellatio, public urination, and full-frontal male nudity in order to get its biggest laughs. 1.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf November 25, 2018 +1114 The sparkling and heartfelt performances from the four leads, plus the sheer boisterousness of the script, makes this a proper laugh-out-loud watch. 3.5/5 fresh Sarah Cartland 0 Caution Spoilers November 21, 2018 +1114 Girls Trip is raunchy comedy performed to perfection. fresh Sharronda Williams 0 Pay Or Wait November 12, 2018 +1114 Watch this movie if you haven't. It's a goddamned national treasure. 4.8 fresh Li Lai 0 Mediaversity Reviews November 10, 2018 +1114 Girls Trip never feels like it is judging its characters, even at their most outlandish. Instead it repeatedly sends a message that being yourself and living your truth are the way to find happiness. 4/5 fresh Kt Schaefer 0 Substream Magazine November 8, 2018 +1114 Well, the latest free-wheeling feminine-induced frenzy is presented in the form of filmmaker Malcolm D. Lee's infectiously bouncy and boisterous, soulful sisterhood romp Girls Trip. 3/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 The Critical Movie Critics November 7, 2018 +1114 "Despite a generic title and a somewhat formulaic plot, ""Girls Trip"" emerges as the best raunchy comedy since ""Bridesmaids." 4/4 fresh Christopher James 0 AwardsCircuit.com November 1, 2018 +1114 This is a film in which the cast has so much fun that the audience can't help but have fun as well. B- fresh Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News October 30, 2018 +1114 Movies such as Girls Trip challenge the confines of the ways women are allowed to be funny-especially Black women. fresh Chauncey K. Robinson 0 People's World October 10, 2018 +1114 The film is caught in this weird headspace of succeeding at its basest level despite missing the opportunity to excel at its loftiest instead. 6/10 fresh Jared Mobarak 0 Jaredmobarak.com October 10, 2018 +1114 It's one of those things that probably would have flown under the radar had it not been for Haddish. 3.5/5 fresh Tomas Trussow 0 The Lonely Film Critic October 4, 2018 +1114 A refreshingly hilarious raunchy comedy that proves that raunchy comedies can be fun. 3.5/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 29, 2018 +1114 "While predictable, the film makes up for it in all the right ways - this comedy rivals any of its ""bromance"" predecessors." 3.5/4 fresh Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) August 22, 2018 +1114 Y'all, this movie is one wild ride that must be taken. Everybody needs to see it. Unless you can only enjoy a movie in a completely silent theater... then you may want to try to catch an empty screening. 9/10 fresh Brittany N. Williams 0 Black Nerd Problems June 13, 2018 +1114 Girls Trip surprised me. It was funny, heartfelt, and had a couple of good messages in it. fresh Jeremy Jahns 0 JeremyJahns.com January 24, 2018 +1114 [Tiffany] Haddish is a genius technician of physical comedy, at once subtle and gigantic. fresh Doreen St 1 New Yorker December 28, 2017 +1114 The MVP of Girls Trip, however, is Tiffany Haddish. This should be a huge break-out role for her, and she is so insanely funny that she'll send you into a rabbit hole of YouTube videos from her stand-up routines after the movie. fresh Dustin Rowles 0 Pajiba December 28, 2017 +1114 The film is remarkable for its willingness and ability to flaunt its generic premise and go to far stranger, more empowering places than its simple setup might suggest. fresh Jacob Oller 0 Film School Rejects December 28, 2017 +1114 It's a beautiful tribute to Black womanhood, friendship, and joy in a hilarious package. fresh Sesali Bowen 0 Refinery29 December 28, 2017 +1114 By far the best comedy of the summer, if not the year, it strikes comedy gold. It's that ridiculously good. A- fresh Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction November 4, 2017 +1114 It's served well by a likable cast. fresh Rob Lowman 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 12, 2017 +1114 It will be way too much for some, but does have a heart, ends on a nice note and you certainly won't forget the totally un-embarrassable Haddish in a hurry. 3/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 5, 2017 +1114 Expect plenty of raunchy moments and outrageous drunken situations. The story is a no-brainer too. 2/5 rotten Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) September 19, 2017 +1114 Girls Trip is as pure as Old School or Bridesmaids, and like both, boasts a breakout star. Haddish steals every scene. fresh Matt Patches 0 Thrillist September 15, 2017 +1114 It's another Bridesmaids-inspired stumble through the tropes of bad-girl comedy, which includes the mandatory set-piece involving the expulsion of bodily waste...and plenty of blue talk, which is now a regular, if not defining, feature of female comedy. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW September 15, 2017 +1114 It's able to balance genuine insight with comic punctuation and shameless resolution; they get high and heartfelt. 3/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age September 6, 2017 +1114 Malcolm D. Lee's exuberant Girls Trip easily outclasses the likes of Bad Moms and Rough Night. 4/5 fresh Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) September 6, 2017 +1114 Girls Trip's overriding focus is that of friendship -- in its all its raw, bawdy, compromised glory. 3/5 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) September 5, 2017 +1114 As silly, crude and debauched as the antics get, the warmth and joy surrounding the four protagonists continually sets the movie apart from its predecessors. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground August 31, 2017 +1114 IF you missed the girls-gone-bad comedy of Rough Night earlier this year, don't worry. Go and see Girls Trip instead. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) August 31, 2017 +1114 Girls Trip is better plotted than the similarly themed, Scarlett Johansson-vehicle Rough Night from earlier this year. It has a looseness to its structure that helps the momentum move from one crazy set-piece to the next. 3.5/5 fresh Wenlei Ma 0 News.com.au August 31, 2017 +1114 However, for all of its ferocious sexual frankness and ear-burningly colourful language, Girls Trip not only knows how to land a big laugh, but also how to sustain and magnify it. 3.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) August 30, 2017 +1114 Bridesmaids for black people, Girls Trip is high energy raucous fun in praise of girl-power, complete with brash, crude dialogue and sexual connotations fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile August 28, 2017 +1114 Raunchy comedies aren't everyone's favorite, but for those who like them, Girls Trip will do quite nicely. It may even turn out to be one of summer's few real surprises. fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Denerstein Unleashed August 28, 2017 +1114 The film lives or dies based on the chemistry between the actors, which is just off the charts. 3/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending August 19, 2017 +1114 Girls Trip is the perfect example of star charisma elevating the material they're working with. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 0 Film Ireland Magazine August 17, 2017 +1114 These four hilarious ladies prove that, when done right, low brow humor can be an art in itself. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Mario Alegre 0 Primera Hora August 17, 2017 +1114 Girls Trip proves that a good laugh can cure anything, including the common case of a familiar script. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Orlando Maldonado 0 Movie Network August 14, 2017 +1114 The journey is surprisingly fun, owing to cut-above efforts by the principals and a story that, for all its absurdity, essentially spins on traditional themes of sisterhood, kindness and love. fresh Kim Hughes 0 Original Cin August 10, 2017 +1116 Fairly desperate military comedy. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1116 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 11, 2005 +1116 2/5 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 12, 2003 +1116 1/4 rotten Neil Martin 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1116 1/5 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 29, 2002 +1116 3/5 fresh Robert Faires 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1119 one of the best plot twists of all time. fresh Raquel Stecher 0 Out of the Past November 7, 2018 +1119 Fritz Lang's last American movie is an edgy study in moral ambiguity. 4/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film October 15, 2014 +1119 While perhaps overdependent on coincidence and contrivance, this deft thriller guards its secret right to the end and proved a fitting swan song to Fritz Lang's Hollywood career. 4/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times October 15, 2014 +1119 What this tense thriller lacks in action is more than made for by unpredictable twists in the plot, as well as an eerie atmosphere created by the gothic looking buildings and black and white film. 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine October 15, 2014 +1119 Beyond a Reasonable Doubt is a ludicrous story, very hard to swallow. Lang, who should have known better, must have directed this with his good eye closed. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide October 15, 2014 +1119 There's little denying that this one of Lang's lesser films, perhaps not helped by the impoverished budget. 2.5/5 rotten Matt McAllister 0 Future Movies UK October 15, 2014 +1119 Says a prosecutor, during the trial: 'Beneath his intellectual and cultured exterior, he was moved by brutal impulses.' Is this also Lang's self-indictment? Or an indictment of any artist who trucks in sexual titillation and murder-as-entertainment? 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) April 29, 2011 +1119 Strange, complexly styled crime melodrama. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television July 18, 2009 +1119 Fritz Lang's direction does what it can to inject suspense and interest but the melodrama never really jells. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1119 While overall the film is more mechanical and reliant on dialogue than Lang's German masterpiece M, it makes a perfect companion piece, sharing M's fascination with the criminal process. fresh 0 Film4 February 3, 2007 +1119 Once he's raised the standard social issues, Lang destroys them all with a shatteringly nihilistic conclusion. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader February 3, 2007 +1119 Lang's most austere film, reducing the characters to pawns arbitrarily shifted in demonstration of a fascinating theorem. fresh Tom Milne 1 Time Out February 3, 2007 +1119 While the purpose may be exemplary, the method the gentlemen employ is highly dubious as a practical exposition. And once it is revealed to prove their point, it should certainly put them in a pickle for conspiring to subvert justice and fool the courts. rotten Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times February 3, 2007 +1119 Twisty courtroom drama about the dangers of capital punishment. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 1, 2007 +1119 B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 4, 2013 +1121 Those seeking something a little more off the beaten path than The Natural or Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid should check out this entertaining caper yarn. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing September 10, 2018 +1121 OK Redford caper flick directed by Peter Yates. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 23, 2008 +1121 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 18, 2007 +1121 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 International Press Academy September 21, 2005 +1121 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 22, 2005 +1121 3/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly March 10, 2005 +1121 4/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 14, 2005 +1121 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1121 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal March 5, 2004 +1123 While not as well known as Rocky, Shock Treatment features all the hallmarks of Richard O'Brien's madcap genius. 1 fresh Chris Jackson 0 Starburst August 31, 2017 +1123 maybe the most underrated movie ever 3/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is April 11, 2006 +1123 Truly disappointing sequel to Rocky Horror 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 18, 2002 +1123 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 8, 2005 +1123 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 28, 2002 +1123 7/10 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 1, 2000 +1125 Exemplary lives gathered in a movie that does not do them justice. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Yago Garc 0 March 13, 2018 +1126 It's one of the better 'women pictures,' though it got too weepie, mushy and full of itself for me. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 4, 2015 +1126 A superlative, juicy mother-daughter melodrama with top notch performance from Bette Davis, at the top of her form, and the rest of the cast. A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 5, 2011 +1126 Lots of appeal for highly romantic teens. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +1126 If you can resist Bette Davis in fat suit, hideous dress, and monobrow, you're not as gay as you think you are. I guess I kind of liked it. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 28, 2010 +1126 It's all far more complicated than it needs to be, but then again, what would you cut? 3.5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 DVDTalk.com March 27, 2010 +1126 Compulsively watchable four-hankie weepie. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 18, 2008 +1126 Classic to the max, and with Davis, Henried, and those two cigarettes. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com June 29, 2005 +1126 Now, Voyager remains a highly narcotic, swoon-inducing romance in the Bette Davis canon. 3/4 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine June 21, 2005 +1126 ...romantic and romanticized, sudsy and sentimental...a throwback to an earlier age in Hollywood when movies didn't have to be loud or vulgar to sell a point. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis June 10, 2005 +1126 Consummate Warner Bros. melodrama, with Bette excellent as misfit and even better as reborn glamour-puss. 4/5 fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 16, 2003 +1126 Classic Davis soaper with Henreid doing the double cigarette bit. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 14, 2003 +1126 The melodrama to end all melodramas. 5/5 fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews November 28, 2002 +1126 Wholly unbelievable. 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com November 20, 2001 +1126 4/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com December 14, 2006 +1126 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 21, 2005 +1126 5/5 fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net August 5, 2004 +1126 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 3, 2004 +1126 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 8, 2004 +1126 5/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) December 6, 2002 +1126 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 29, 2002 +1126 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 11, 2002 +1128 Both listless and unsavory. rotten Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post May 8, 2018 +1128 Offputting, even at times nasty. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety October 17, 2007 +1128 Caine looks embarrassed through the entire film, as well he might. 1.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide October 17, 2007 +1128 A thin, cynical calculation. rotten 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1128 Leering, witless sex comedy 1/5 rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International June 21, 2005 +1128 More sizzle than onion rings 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 31, 2005 +1128 This movie is clearly intended to appeal to the prurient interests of dirty old men of all ages. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1128 The script is too self-consciously coy to carry conviction and appears to have been commandeered from a small screen sit com. rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1128 Blame It on Rio is not simply humorless. It also spreads gloom. 1/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1128 I'd rather blame it on the screenplay. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 2, 2003 +1128 Stuff that goes on in this movie is illegal nowadays. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide August 16, 2001 +1128 1/5 rotten Neil Cohen 0 Echo Magazine July 29, 2007 +1128 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 24, 2006 +1128 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 3, 2005 +1128 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 7, 2005 +1128 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 4, 2004 +1128 0/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 12, 2004 +1128 0/5 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly February 13, 2004 +1128 1/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 15, 2003 +1128 2/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World September 5, 2003 +1128 0/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 26, 2003 +1128 1/5 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide December 1, 2002 +1128 2/5 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 12, 2002 +1132 "... a script that, for all its early interest, falls into lockstep as quickly as you can say ""teen exploitation." rotten Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 3, 2018 +1132 Dangerously Close is more than just a stylish shocker. It captures the ugly underside of a new teen-age obsession, forcing us to marvel at its ferocity and shudder at its possible consequences. fresh Patrick Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times July 15, 2014 +1132 It surely does not contain any socially redeeming value. 0/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune July 15, 2014 +1132 The movie revels in the kind of sadism it criticizes. 1/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 15, 2014 +1132 Unfortunately, the adolescent world created within the film extends to its conception. 1/5 rotten Nina Darnton 1 New York Times May 21, 2003 +1132 Dreary and instantly forgettable. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1132 This movie lacks the courage to admit what it is really about. 0/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1132 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 1, 2005 +1132 1/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 21, 2005 +1133 The spacious but authentic location shots set the mood for the danger that awaits the two innocents. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 21, 2001 +1133 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 23, 2005 +1133 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 20, 2004 +1133 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1133 2/5 rotten Kathleen Maher 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1136 We've got a lot of road to travel before we'll know if the quest was worth it. But I'm willing to go along on the journey, so that's something. fresh Zaki Hasan 0 Zaki's Corner November 2, 2018 +1136 What could have been a breezy, thrilling stand-alone film is instead a long, sometimes tedious, excursion. 6/10 rotten Johnny Gayzmonic 0 Fanboys of the Universe November 2, 2018 +1136 An adequate filmmaking exercise that strikes most of the same beats as Lord of the Rings without any of the importance, epic scope or je ne sais quoi. 2/4 rotten Terence Johnson 0 AwardsCircuit.com August 26, 2018 +1136 Freeman has been well cast as the young Bilbo, providing a sense of British indignity accompanied by his slightly gormless, gob-smacked facial expressions. 3/5 fresh Joseph Walsh 0 CineVue August 23, 2018 +1136 It also has one thing that Lord of the Rings never did: A story that is human-scale, even if it's about hobbits and dwarves. fresh Annalee Newitz 0 io9.com May 25, 2018 +1136 At the centre are terrific performances from Freeman and Richard Armitage as the dwarf Thorin, plus all the lush scenery, majesty and magic we've come to expect from Jackson - strengths that will have us counting the days until part two. 4/5 fresh Jo Berry 0 The National (UAE) November 21, 2017 +1136 Slow start, senstational ending: a decent job. No The Lord Of The Rings, but no The Phantom Menace either. 3/5 fresh Caroline Westbrook 0 Metro (UK) September 1, 2017 +1136 Virtuous, authentic heroes have a way of making more heroes as they journey on, whether across a movie screen or the pages of a beloved book. fresh 0 National Catholic Reporter August 9, 2017 +1136 There is a good deal to be said about Peter Jackson's long-awaited and exceedingly long adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit, most of it bad. rotten 0 The New York Review of Books March 28, 2017 +1136 There were extended sequences when my eyes literally could not track the action. Sense of space was demolished. Motion swamped the screen. 2/4 rotten Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon July 14, 2016 +1136 The 'LOTR' films have become so iconic and undeniably definitive, that it's often anticlimactic in 'The Hobbit' to hear grand characters saying new sentences in new settings. 3.5/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times June 20, 2016 +1136 [Peter Jackson's] efforts to filter or self-edit - assuming there were any - remain fruitless. 2.5/5 rotten 0 Cinemixtape April 12, 2016 +1136 A bloated, entirely unnecessary cash-grab prequel suffering from a fatal case of elephantitis. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +1136 You may have seen Middle Earth before. But you haven't been IN Middle Earth.Peter Jackson's 'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey' has made it possible for you to feel like you're surrounded by the astonishing environment created by J.R.R. Tolkien. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 28, 2014 +1136 With the first film pushing three hours, purists will be pleased. Less die-hard audiences will find a lot of meandering set-up - albeit visually gorgeous meandering setup. 3/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive April 23, 2014 +1136 Remember the joke that The Fellowship of the Ring was just a bunch of people walking around for three hours? In this case, it's actually true. rotten Bryan Bishop 0 The Verge January 22, 2014 +1136 An occasionally entertaining but empty fantasy epic... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 2, 2013 +1136 It rambles over hill and dale and mountain and field and forest and marsh and through cavern and catacomb and grotto and pothole...but will please the Tolkien faithful. 3/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com November 18, 2013 +1136 It's like we returned to Disneyland to find it looking as magical as ever, but with most of the rides closed. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 28, 2013 +1136 There are worse ways to kill time, sure; it's just that there is, alas, so much time to kill. C+ rotten Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 23, 2013 +1136 "Unexpected Journey"" runs nearly three hours. That gives Jackson plenty of time to revive its magic [which he does] by triggering our good will toward the ""Rings"" trilogy. He evokes the trilogy's tone and its rhythms." fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee May 24, 2013 +1136 As great as Serkis is, he can't begin to make 'The Hobbit' look anything but short. C rotten Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger May 13, 2013 +1136 "The odd thing about the saying ""too much of a good thing"" is that it acknowledges the fact that, something, in general, is composed of an overabundance of excellence." 4/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket April 14, 2013 +1136 The Hobbit may not be as memorable as the Lord of the Rings trilogy, but it's a mostly faithful adaptation that sticks to the same tones and themes of the source material. 3.5/5 fresh Jeremy Lebens 0 We Got This Covered March 23, 2013 +1136 "It's a journey that any fan of Peter Jackson's ""The Lord of the Rings"" Trilogy should enjoy." 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight March 21, 2013 +1136 Peter Jackson's return to Middle Earth feels familiar and unfulfilling. 2.5/5 rotten Tom Glasson 0 Concrete Playground March 3, 2013 +1136 If Jackson had focused simply on Bilbo's party and their attempts to get a proper homeland for the dwarves, 'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey' would have been a leaner, more engaging tale. 4/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 KC Active February 2, 2013 +1136 An Unexpected Journey offers an unparalleled visual spectacle 4/5 fresh Mary Clare 0 Fan The Fire January 20, 2013 +1136 a drag-down, mildly diverting entertainment 2.5/4 fresh Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer January 10, 2013 +1136 When the dwarves turn up mob-handed, kicking off a night of boisterous revelry, the laboured jests and jollity seem to go on forever. And the combination of dwarves, forced humour and familiar faces off the telly turn the occasion into bad panto. rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk January 10, 2013 +1136 The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey had me with the dulcet melancholy of displaced Dwarves, yearning to be home. 4/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show January 8, 2013 +1136 Slower out of the gates than a three-legged donkey... but it gets better, and fans won't mind this slowburn beginning because, hey, it's Middle Earth. 4/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 The Standard January 7, 2013 +1136 It's the behaviour of the supposedly affable dwarves that makes this particular 'adventure' such a punishing experience. rotten Charlie Lyne 0 Ultra Culture January 7, 2013 +1136 The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is a story stretched too thin; dragged out by drudging slowness and obvious padding that its handful of thrilling action sequences can't improve. 2.5/5 rotten Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com January 3, 2013 +1136 Should more than satisfactorily scratch the itch of those who have waited many long years to see Middle Earth back on screen. 7 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt January 1, 2013 +1136 A marvel of filmmaking wizardry and engrossing adventure storytelling, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey marks another triumph by director Peter Jackson who once again takes J.R. Tolkien's words and brings them to life with skilful, passionate expertise. 4.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews December 30, 2012 +1136 THE Hobbit occupies that same awkward spot in popular cinema as the Twilight movies in terms of balancing good cinema against fan-service. 3/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury December 28, 2012 +1136 Here's hoping Jackson's love affair with technology shifts back to his real strength-good old-fashioned storytelling-and that he has the courage to edit down the film. rotten Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times December 28, 2012 +1136 "Disappointing"" isn't the same thing as ""bad." B fresh Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com December 28, 2012 +1136 Lacking the interesting characters and intriguing subplots that made the earlier trilogy so engaging, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is too flat, too slow. B- rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane December 25, 2012 +1136 A vibrant vision but a long slog. 3.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times December 25, 2012 +1136 Like the sad, bug-eyed Gollum, moviegoers may not have realized how much they missed movies like this onscreen in the past several years. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 OK! Magazine December 22, 2012 +1136 The absolute highlight: the return of Andy Serkis, master of motion-capture performance, as the scary, disturbing, pathetic Gollum. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 22, 2012 +1136 A wild and visually stunning quest through a fantasy world all done with the noble spirit of courage and goodwill. 4.5/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie December 22, 2012 +1136 For what it's worth, the first installment of The Hobbit hits all the right notes and delivers what will be expected of it 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk December 22, 2012 +1136 Repetitive and pointless action scenes fill out an already bloated runtime, but not to the level of indulgence that we saw on 'King Kong'. rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons December 21, 2012 +1136 For thousands, the Lord of The Rings trilogy was an emotion-filled spectacle; The Hobbit, by comparison, is all pixels and no pulse. rotten Simon Foster 0 Screen-Space December 20, 2012 +1136 Wax your hyperbole. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express December 20, 2012 +1136 All in all I think of it as The Hobbit: A Better Than Expected Journey. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 20, 2012 +1136 'The Hobbit' is another ambitious, gorgeous and faithful trip into JRR's writing - and because of this, it won't win any new fans if you had no patience ten years ago. For those who do, you'll definitely want to go there and back again. 4/5 fresh Patrick Kolan 0 Shotgun Cinema December 19, 2012 +1136 "An unexpectedly great start to the prequel to ""LOTR""; Peter Jackson strikes again." 8/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 19, 2012 +1136 My biggest complaint about this latest adventure in Middle-earth is that it is three hours worth of set-up for the next movie. 2/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly December 19, 2012 +1136 Much as with LotR, the casting is a strength. 7.9/10 fresh Michael Burgin 0 Paste Magazine December 19, 2012 +1136 This first chapter of Peter Jackson's new Tolkien trilogy takes us back to the familiar settings and characters, inflating a simple journey into an epic adventure in the process. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com December 19, 2012 +1136 Peter Jackson didn't particularly want to direct The Hobbit, and I didn't particularly want to be bored to tears, but there we both were, fulfilling what could only be described as some sort of cinematic murder-suicide pact. 2/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix December 18, 2012 +1136 Butter spread over too much bread, Bilbo might say. rotten Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth December 17, 2012 +1136 Despite its bloated length and meandering plot, this is still an enjoyable production, at least for fans of Peter Jackson, Middle Earth and J.R.R. Tolkien. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 17, 2012 +1136 It does what so few sequels/prequels do, making you hungry for the next of the series, while still making you appreciate very much what has come before. A- fresh Jason Gorber 0 ScreenAnarchy December 17, 2012 +1136 Peter Jackson seems keenly aware of the differences between The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, and instead of trying to make one more like the other, he embraces what makes each story unique. fresh Rick Marshall 0 IFC.com December 17, 2012 +1136 Jackson seems to be going through the motions of epic fantasy filmmaking. 5.5/10 rotten Ian Buckwalter 0 The Washingtonian December 17, 2012 +1136 In his desire to tell this story in the most comprehensive manner possible, Jackson seems to have forgotten one of cinema's most pleasurable tricks: the ability to cut to the chase. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman December 17, 2012 +1136 This is a Hobbit cobbled together by an obsession with technological ingenuity at the expense of storytelling. 3/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman December 17, 2012 +1136 Simply, if you're a fan of the way Jackson has delivered Middle-earth to you in the past, then this is more of the same... 4/5 fresh Mark Bell 0 Film Threat December 16, 2012 +1136 Visually it is sometimes amazing, but it is a large troll step down from the last trilogy. 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews December 16, 2012 +1136 Entertaining, but just when a good thing becomes too much of a good thing will vary from viewer to viewer. 3.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs December 16, 2012 +1136 For better or worse this is no longer J.R.R. Tolkien's Hobbit it has become Peter Jackson's Hobbit. Lots of talking, walking and singing. Hard to take the villains seriously when they all sound like high-pitched singing versions of Elmer Fudd. C- rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine December 16, 2012 +1136 Instead of simply adapting Tolkien's novel, Jackson has opted to use the story as a jumping off point for a convoluted prequel that threatens to do for Middle Earth what George Lucas's Star Wars prequels did for a galaxy far, far away. 2/5 rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique December 15, 2012 +1136 This is hobbit cordial, one part juice to nine parts water. rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray December 15, 2012 +1136 I prefer my movies to be more entertainment than ordeal. 2.5/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press December 15, 2012 +1136 'Well, that was the longest video game trailer I have ever seen. No, seriously, are you going to show the real film now?' 1.5/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com December 15, 2012 +1136 It frequently seems as though Jackson was less interested in making The Hobbit than in remaking his own fabulously successful Lord of the Rings series. rotten Christopher Orr 1 The Atlantic December 14, 2012 +1136 Not all the scenes are necessary, and a great deal of the movie is set-up, with Jackson reveling in his own return to Middle Earth. But it's an enjoyable experience. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies December 14, 2012 +1136 "Happily, despite all the technical details, ""The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey"" is exciting, tantalizing and satisfying." 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner December 14, 2012 +1136 While this film is way too long and might be more for Tolkien devotees than mainstream audiences, after a slow start it turns into a rousing adventure with plenty of visual flair and top-notch action sequences. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue December 14, 2012 +1136 Precisely what an adventure epic should be: huge, long, and lots of fun. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 GeekNation December 14, 2012 +1136 Two thirds is so packed with charming characters, stellar visuals and sense of adventure, it makes that other third come across as much more of a failure than it really is. 3/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com December 14, 2012 +1136 A few extemporaneous Lord of the Rings elements distract from The Hobbit storyline but Jackson has presented a captivating and exciting return to Middle-earth. 4/5 fresh Ben Kendrick 0 ScreenRant December 14, 2012 +1136 This first installment should draw a large audience; getting it back for rounds two and three will be more difficult. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International December 14, 2012 +1136 There are so few directors who can convincingly create a fantasy world that I applaud Jackson for continuing to make Middle Earth a travel destination we still love to visit -- even if the journey is becoming less direct. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org December 14, 2012 +1136 Despite some minor missteps, watching it feels like welcoming an old friend into your home. He may ramble a bit and slightly overstay his welcome, but hanging out with him reminds you of why you're friends in the first place. 3/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com December 14, 2012 +1136 A promising start. 3.5/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) December 14, 2012 +1136 Are the creatures amazingly rendered? Yes. Have we seen their lifelike equal onscreen before? No. rotten Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com December 14, 2012 +1136 My first thought in watching The Hobbit was: Do we really need this movie? It was my last thought, too. C+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor December 14, 2012 +1136 "To its own narrative detriment, ""The Hobbit"" works hard to lay the framework for what will follow. Certainly that's one way to set out on a trilogy, but it's surely not the best." 2.5/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post December 14, 2012 +1136 Nearly three hours, and the story has progressed only slightly. Nothing is short and sweet here, not even the identities. It's always Thorin, son of Theraflu, son of Thong, etc. 2/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 14, 2012 +1136 Tolkien tale isn't as great as LOTR, but better for tweens. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media December 14, 2012 +1136 Jackson's risky creative choices have drained Bilbo Baggins' adventure of its magic. 2/4 rotten Alison Gang 0 San Diego Union-Tribune December 14, 2012 +1136 It's all fight scenes, and the fight scenes have no arc. You just sit there waiting for some inevitable deus ex machina to save the day whenever Peter Jackson feels like it. The characters have no agency. It's like watching a kid play with his GI Joes. C- rotten Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk December 14, 2012 +1136 By no means a disaster, The Hobbit mixes thrills with disappointments fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit December 14, 2012 +1136 Tolkein geeks rejoice 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit December 14, 2012 +1136 Fantasy fans hungry for a second breakfast of Tolkien-fueled fare can get their fill with this visually sumptuous feast. 3/4 fresh Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly December 14, 2012 +1136 Peter Jackson catches a nasty case of George Lucas-itis with his latest Middle earth saga. 2/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 Big Hollywood December 14, 2012 +1136 There's no denying the majesty in Peter Jackson's visuals but he's taken a relatively slim children's book and stretched it beyond the limits. 2.5/5 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com December 14, 2012 +1136 "Sad to say, ""The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey"" is a pale shadow trying to reach the sun on the strength of the ""Lord of the Rings"" trilogy." 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 14, 2012 +1136 In his attempt to produce a definitive, enhanced-strength version of the text, Jackson has stripped away much of the fun, a great deal of the energy and most of the humour. 2/5 rotten Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times December 14, 2012 +1136 "What it all comes down to is that if you in any way, shape or form enjoyed the ""Lord of the Rings"" movies then you must see ""The Hobbit."" Many happy returns." 4/5 fresh Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis December 14, 2012 +1136 Yet another battle-filled and self-indulgent film by Peter Jackson. 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice December 14, 2012 +1136 With each successive set-piece, the movie grows more and more rousing. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity December 14, 2012 +1136 A minor flaw or two but assuming you don't spend all of your days barefoot like a Hobbit, the movie will knock your socks off. 4.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald December 14, 2012 +1136 "The reason it's so hard to immerse yourself in the world of Middle Earth again isn't HOW Peter Jackson filmed ""The Hobbit."" It's WHAT he filmed. " 2/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) December 14, 2012 +1136 A hugely enjoyable set-up for what looks set to be another thrilling trilogy. 4/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) December 14, 2012 +1136 Jackson has delivered plenty more of the big setpieces that fans loved in the trilogy, albeit at the cost of making The Hobbit far more imperial and epic than it needs to be. 3/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard December 14, 2012 +1136 Jackson has come back to Middle Earth to compose his most masturbatory effort yet. D rotten Neil Miller 0 Film School Rejects December 14, 2012 +1136 This has to go down as the most disappointing film of the year. rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian December 14, 2012 +1136 "It would be wrong to ignore the technical achievement that Jackson has pulled off yet again. But when said and done, ""The Hobbit"" feels more like a cinematic encyclopedia of Tolkein's mythical world rather than a trip to the movies." 6/10 rotten Justin Craig 0 FoxNews.com December 14, 2012 +1136 THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY is a visual feast with whimsy and charm. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 14, 2012 +1136 The repeated iterations of fight, flight and respite here get wearing. Especially perhaps because, with Jackson's fetish for detail, they take more time to watch on screen than to read about. 2.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail December 14, 2012 +1136 "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey"" has finally arrived, not on wings of gossamer fancy but with a hairy-footed thud." 1.5/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 14, 2012 +1136 Hems and haws with only an occasional cinematic punch, making it a good, but very expected journey. 3/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 The Reel Deal December 14, 2012 +1136 Not what you might have been expecting, or hoping for. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online December 14, 2012 +1136 A well-made spectacle that makes up for overall lacking story and character development with one incredible action scene after the next. B+ fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony December 14, 2012 +1136 Jackson himself seems to miss the forest of the story for the literal trees. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 14, 2012 +1136 Moments of brilliance and moments of boredom 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 14, 2012 +1136 Those expecting THE HOBBIT to be on the same level as LORD OF THE RINGS are only setting themselves up for disappointment. But if you just go in expecting a fun adventure, you should be able to enjoy it. Just DON'T see it in the higher frame rate. 3/4 fresh Austin Kennedy 0 Film Geek Central December 14, 2012 +1136 If this were Green Eggs and Ham, the film would stop at approximately the point at which you would not eat them with a fox. 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 13, 2012 +1136 One possibility is that the main thing to recommend the film is nostalgia. But so be it. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 13, 2012 +1136 Gets off to a decent start for this next trilogy, but it's not the epic, genre-redefining event of the one that preceded it. 7.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files December 13, 2012 +1136 The overgenerous running time is somewhat to the film's advantage, but there are warning signs that Jackson might be stretching the tale to its limit. 2.5/4 fresh Kent Turner 0 School Library Journal December 13, 2012 +1136 The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is a lot like that beat up car you have sitting in the driveway. It doesn't always accelerate when it should, but once it gets going it's more reliable than anything. 7.5/10 fresh Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com December 13, 2012 +1136 The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey ... is clumsy where Tolkien's book is streamlined -- filling in the gaps where the novel is vague... 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 13, 2012 +1136 Just because you can do three movies doesn't mean you need to do three movies. C+ rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 13, 2012 +1136 With approximately six more hours to go, it's tough not to shudder at the sheer lengths director Peter Jackson is about to go to stretch this story into paper-thin taffy. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 13, 2012 +1136 If The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is any indicator of things to come, this trilogy could be every bit as wondrous and exciting as the one that preceded it. 3/4 fresh Jason Buchanan 0 TV Guide December 13, 2012 +1136 An overlong adventure enlivened by wonders. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 13, 2012 +1136 Guess what is unexpected about this journey? Nothing, as there isn't one surprise in watching this continuation of the cinematic telling of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth tales. rotten Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World December 13, 2012 +1136 An Unexpected Journey is a major comedown, a muddle-headed and cumbersome piece of filmmaking that betrays Jackson's mercenary motives -- Tolkien's book, too. rotten Tom Charity 1 CNN.com December 13, 2012 +1136 If you loved the earlier films, these are moments you will hold on to, but they're very few, and they're not enough. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 13, 2012 +1136 Once again, Jackson proves adept at capturing the tone and feel of Middle Earth, and the film takes us along familiar trails to meet some of our old friends. fresh Jay Stone 0 Canada.com December 13, 2012 +1136 I trust Jackson's instincts with Tolkien's work. It's his editorial indifference that could pose a greater threat to The Hobbit than any attack from Smaug. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 13, 2012 +1136 Part One of director Peter Jackson's planned film trilogy of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit forces audiences to run an obstacle course before the fun kicks in. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 13, 2012 +1136 Between its lighter tone and a decade's worth of improvements in digital film techniques, there should be enough of a novelty factor to delight most fans. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR December 13, 2012 +1136 The tone of Jackson's latest is, appropriately, much more jovial than that of Rings, which unfolds in an era far more stricken with despair. fresh 0 Slant Magazine December 13, 2012 +1136 I was impressed with how much of the story's good humor Jackson and Co. manage to weave into the spectacle. It's there in the close shave with a gang of hungry trolls, and it really lifts off once Andy Serkis' uncanny Gollum enters the picture. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 13, 2012 +1136 Those early scenes in the Shire and the story of the loss of the dwarf kingdom establish character and purpose and give reason to hope and care that, like a talented sports team with a losing record, things can get only better. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 13, 2012 +1136 A major disappointment that is about as difficult to swallow as the Denny's meals that are among the avalanche of commercial tie-ins that have accompanied its release. 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com December 13, 2012 +1136 Fun, though more than a little trying. 3.4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) December 13, 2012 +1136 Time will tell if this is a new Peter Jackson cash cow or just a bridge too far. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 13, 2012 +1136 The film is frequently gorgeous, technologically adventurous and eventually thrilling. 3/4 fresh David Frese 0 Kansas City Star December 13, 2012 +1136 Tolkien's inventive, episodic tale of a modest homebody on a dangerous journey has been turned into an overscale and plodding spectacle. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times December 13, 2012 +1136 Even at their eye-filling best, these sequences generate more spectacle than suspense. 5/10 rotten Jesse Hassenger 0 PopMatters December 13, 2012 +1136 Once the adventure is finally underway, and Martin Freeman's meek hero starts to come into his own, Jackson digs in and delivers an appropriately epic companion piece to his earlier trilogy. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto December 13, 2012 +1136 Once it gets going, it's actually quite fun. 3/5 fresh 0 Montreal Gazette December 13, 2012 +1136 This movie is about drawing things out as much as possible to make a snack-size story feel like a meal. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 13, 2012 +1136 The last hour of this movie is pretty much nonstop, and it's a gas. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 13, 2012 +1136 Little about the storytelling suggests a beating heart beneath the visuals; once the journey has begun, the characters find themselves in life-threatening danger with stupefying regularity. rotten Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader December 13, 2012 +1136 Jackson's biggest failing with the first installment of The Hobbit is that he crowds out a great story with such minor plot developments that carry no immediate importance to the movie or characters. rotten Kirk Baird 0 Toledo Blade December 13, 2012 +1136 Seeing The Hobbit is like going to a timeshare presentation. First you have to sit through the boring stuff before you can take advantage of the spectacular benefits. 2.5/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net December 13, 2012 +1136 Jackson imposes a sense of grandeur but mostly loses Tolkien's sense of fun. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 13, 2012 +1136 This is not about a reluctant hero drawing courage from some deep personal well. It's not about dread and danger. It's about visual effects. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 13, 2012 +1136 "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey"" is not the worst film of the year, but it may be the most disappointing." 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 13, 2012 +1136 The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey looks like the start of another blockbuster trilogy. 4/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) December 13, 2012 +1136 "I'm afraid that whoever it was in the New York Film Critics Circle who voted for ""The Hobbit"" as best animated film had a point. And so did the people who suspected that this whole thing was a bad idea." rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com December 13, 2012 +1136 Watching The Hobbit was an unexpected endurance test. Younger children will not last the pace, but plucky ten year olds with a couple of well timed toilet breaks will lap this up. 7/10 fresh Brian Henry 0 UTV December 13, 2012 +1136 Rather than an epic continuation of Jackson's Middle-earth obsession, the film seems more like the work of a man driving around a multilevel parking garage without being able to find the exit. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 13, 2012 +1136 A bloated, dull mess of a film that meanders when it should move and stumbles when it should run. 2.5/5 rotten Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com December 13, 2012 +1136 Get ready for a more heated debate than any election season. Is Peter Jackson's ambitious, overblown adaptation worth it, or is it a flagrant attempt to create a cash cow out of a children's book? The answer is yes. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 13, 2012 +1136 "If you're going to a see a nearly three-hour movie based on a fraction of a popular book, make it ""Lincoln"" " 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 EntertainmentTell December 13, 2012 +1136 As fun as it is to watch, this isn't Tolkien's Hobbit. The story of a peaceable traveler who knew the virtue of restraint is lost to the vision of filmmakers who have none. B- fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Image December 13, 2012 +1136 The unhappy truth [is] that this return visit to Middle Earth is a bloated letdown. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 13, 2012 +1136 The film is worthy of both your attention and of the Tolkien legendarium in which Jackson, his actors and his Weta Workshop technical crew are so firmly situated. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 13, 2012 +1136 "At nearly three hours long, ""An Unexpected Journey"" has moments when the caravan seems both overstuffed and out of balance, but it's such a scenic trip that only a stubborn homebody could complain." 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 13, 2012 +1136 ...for the faithful. For everyone else, it will probably prove the same as any long journey, periods of discovery and excitement countered with long stretches of boredom. C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 13, 2012 +1136 It is great to once more be whisked back to Tolkien's extraordinarily vivid world, but Jackson's overstuffed film proves that it is possible to get too much of a good thing. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune December 13, 2012 +1136 To gaze upon the film, like Frodo staring into that prophetic magic orb, is to be shaken by a dark vision of cinema's future. 2/5 rotten 0 Time Out Chicago December 13, 2012 +1136 Is it crunchable? Is it scrumptious? The best awful-looking film I have ever seen. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 13, 2012 +1136 As entertaining as watching the last bits of ketchup drip out of the bottle. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye December 13, 2012 +1136 Bloated...overlong. Even Shakespeare needs editing. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service December 13, 2012 +1136 Features terrific performances, stunning action sequences and some state-of-the-art special effects, but it's also far too long ... 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 13, 2012 +1136 I'm here to vouch for Jackson, except for the length. 4/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies December 13, 2012 +1136 Almost all highlights and bombast, with little if any room for subtlety or poetry. B- fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide December 13, 2012 +1136 "When, in Jackson's film, someone describes a character's ""love of gold"" as having become ""too fierce,"" you wonder if the warning might apply to ""The Hobbit"" in other ways." 2.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 13, 2012 +1136 At its best, it recaptures the Rings movies' breadth, detail, and staggering sense of beauty. B- fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club December 13, 2012 +1136 Often entertaining, especially for those fans who loved The Lord of the Rings and have been waiting years to see more of Tolkien's Middle-earth onscreen. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 13, 2012 +1136 Peter Jackson definitely knows what he's doing. He just didn't do it this time. 4/10 rotten William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline December 12, 2012 +1136 "Peter Jackson has formally moved away from the artistic act of directing, and into the business of creating synthetic movie ""product."" " C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 12, 2012 +1136 Does An Unexpected Journey do a satisfactory job bringing audiences back to Middle Earth? The answer is 'yes' - if not as resolutely as I may have hoped - and the film is absolutely worth seeing for this quality alone 8/10 fresh Jonathan Lack 0 We Got This Covered December 12, 2012 +1136 [The] elements are in place again, but the story feels less substantial than the Lord of the Rings tales. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 12, 2012 +1136 Solid and acceptable instead of soaring and exceptional, [and] unnecessarily hampered in its quest to reach the magical heights of the trilogy. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 12, 2012 +1136 It all just takes so long. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 12, 2012 +1136 "Regardless of the frames, dimensions, or goggles used to conjure it, ""The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey"" is an incredible ride and a triumphant return to Middle Earth." 4.7 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know December 12, 2012 +1136 Packed with crescendos and crap-outs, Peter Jackson's mega-bloated beginning to Bilbo Baggins' pilgrimage across Middle-earth to Lonely Mountain both awes and bores. B+ fresh Erick Weber 0 NECN December 12, 2012 +1136 Decent enough fantasy adventure, but it doesn't especially feel like Tolkien. fresh Catherine Bray 0 Film4 December 12, 2012 +1136 "The Hobbit"" becomes what it was originally meant to be - not a cut-from-the-same-cloth prequel, but its own, individual thing." 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 12, 2012 +1136 [A] dazzling, busy, fundamentally tedious movie ... 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 12, 2012 +1136 It's a shame to see Peter Jackson treading water when there are so many new cinematic horizons worth exploring. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork December 12, 2012 +1136 I found that it provided a pretty convincingly immersive experience, and I look forward to the technology's evolution/refinement. Which I guess also means I look forward to the next two installments of the trilogy. 3.5/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies December 12, 2012 +1136 "In a bit of irony, Bilbo Baggins says at the end of the movie: ""I do believe the worst is behind us."" We can only hope so." 2.5/4 rotten Charlie McCollum 1 San Jose Mercury News December 11, 2012 +1136 The board is set, the pieces are moving and we're set up nicely for Jackson to tighten the noose with the love of second-act grit he displayed in The Two Towers. 4/5 fresh Adam Lee 0 Little White Lies December 11, 2012 +1136 The more dark it becomes, the more 'The Hobbit' becomes compelling as a story, and finds a fitting tone. 3/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out December 11, 2012 +1136 "The Hobbit"" is an impressive first chapter." 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 11, 2012 +1136 Even though this installment is mostly a prelude, Jackson's eccentric mixture of low humor, earnest foreboding and digitally processed pageantry is consistently engaging and immersive. 4/5 fresh Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out December 11, 2012 +1136 "Piles on enough eye candy and action sequences to please fans, plus more humor than the three ""Rings"" films - even if it only occasionally achieves the trio's grandeur." 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 11, 2012 +1136 If Peter Jackson couldn't tell this slight story in a single film there's no hope the other two in this prequel series will be any less bloated. 2/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page December 11, 2012 +1136 It's a promising start...but where it's going to in the two remaining movies is anybody's guess. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema December 11, 2012 +1136 The Hobbit may be a different story to The Lord Of The Rings ... but there is really nothing all that unexpected about this journey. 3/5 fresh Matt Looker 0 TheShiznit.co.uk December 11, 2012 +1136 I found myself concentrating more on the strange look of the film and less on the film itself. A- fresh Danny Minton 0 Fort Bend Sun December 10, 2012 +1136 While fans of J.R.R. Tolkien's novels and The Lord of the Rings movies will find plenty to enjoy and marvel over, non-believers may find themselves getting bored and bemused by the unnecessarily drawn-out story. 2/5 rotten John Hiscock 0 Daily Mirror (UK) December 10, 2012 +1136 Where the format comes into its own is in intense, action-packed territory. An Unexpected Journey's battle sequences are especially striking. fresh Neala Johnson 0 Herald Sun (Australia) December 10, 2012 +1136 Where the format comes into its own is in intense, action-packed territory. An Unexpected Journey's battle sequences are especially striking. fresh Neala Johnson 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) December 10, 2012 +1136 An Unexpected Journey is a bit ropey, excessive and padded in places, sure, but if that's the worst and the best is yet to come, then this could end up being another great trilogy. 3.5/5 fresh Dave Golder 0 SFX Magazine December 10, 2012 +1136 What's all this add up to? Not terribly much. C rotten Laremy Legel 1 Film.com December 10, 2012 +1136 It's not as good as I hoped, but it's also a lot better than I feared. 3/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 10, 2012 +1136 Thankfully, Jackson's flair for action sequences and bold and complex production design hasn't deserted him. fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) December 10, 2012 +1136 Viewers have come to expect visceral combat between characters who feel tangible in their appearance and reactions, but there's none of that here. C+ rotten Rob Hunter 0 Film School Rejects December 10, 2012 +1136 On balance, honor has been done to Tolkien, not least in the famous riddle game between Bilbo and Gollum, and some of the exploits to come will surely lighten the load. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker December 10, 2012 +1136 An Unexpected Journey is a competent, entertaining effort but it neither enthralls nor amazes in the way its predecessors did. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 10, 2012 +1136 [M]ore than a bit like slogging through overly completist volumes of fan fiction, and that is going to bore more casual moviegoers, and also some serious fans... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 10, 2012 +1136 The Hobbit plays younger and lighter than Fellowship and its follow-ups, but does right by the faithful and has a strength in Martin Freeman's Bilbo that may yet see this trilogy measure up to the last one. There is treasure here. 4/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine December 10, 2012 +1136 The Lord of the Rings trilogy [has] been replaced by something that resembles tatty summer-stock theater. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture December 10, 2012 +1136 Peter Jackson returns to the Middle Earth he rendered so faithfully in Lord of the Rings, and it's never looked so glorious. 5/5 fresh James Mottram 0 The List December 10, 2012 +1136 The real triumph of The Hobbit is that Peter Jackson leaves you wanting more. 5/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) December 10, 2012 +1136 Jackson has made The Hobbit with brio and fun, and Martin Freeman is just right as Bilbo Baggins: he plays it with understatement and charm. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 9, 2012 +1136 As a lover of cinema, Jackson's film bored me rigid; as a lover of Tolkien, it broke my heart. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 9, 2012 +1136 Emotionally rewarding, imaginatively detailed and made with a genuine sense of joy, the first Hobbit chapter succeeds despite its structural and formatting mis-steps. 4/5 fresh Emma Dibdin 0 Digital Spy December 9, 2012 +1136 Peter Jackson triumphantly returns to Middle Earth with The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. A folksy, beguiling adventure, we get to enjoy the splendor of the story and fantastic settings in a more whimsical experience. 4/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb December 9, 2012 +1136 Grandiose and visually spectacular, although the visual effects overwhelm the narrative. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 8, 2012 +1136 An Unexpected Journey has so many pay-offs that most are likely to re-engage with the saga. 4/5 fresh Garry Maddox 0 Sydney Morning Herald December 7, 2012 +1136 Once these dwarves, accompanied by Bilbo and Gandalf, hit the road, the film takes off and doesn't come down until the credits roll. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine December 7, 2012 +1136 Even once Bilbo and company take to the hobbit highway, the pacing is leisurely verging on lethargic ... rotten Scott Foundas 1 Village Voice December 6, 2012 +1136 The movie lacks majesty. Grand in parts, the movie is too often grandiose or grandiloquent; and the running time is indefensible. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine December 6, 2012 +1136 The Lord of the Rings trilogy behind him, Peter Jackson has begun yet another, this time adapting the Tolkien epic, The Hobbit. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute December 5, 2012 +1136 The first chapter of Jackson's new trilogy is decent, if not enirely satisfying, bound to suffer from inevitable comparisons with the superior, Oscar-winning Lord of the Rings. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 5, 2012 +1136 Peter Jackson's return to swords, sorcery and beards deserving of their own postcodes is fantasy how it ought to be. 5/5 fresh Matthew Leyland 0 Total Film December 5, 2012 +1136 This film is pure excess that's almost definitely motivated by studio greed, but it's light entertainment that will please fans, and Andy Serkis damn-near runs away with the film during his exemplary third-act appearance as Gollum. 3/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture December 4, 2012 +1136 Tolkien's brisk story of intrepid little hobbit Bilbo Baggins is drawn out and diluted by dispensable trimmings better left for DVD extras. 2.5/4 rotten David Germain 1 Associated Press December 4, 2012 +1136 "Fulfilling just a fraction of J.R.R. Tolkien's ""There and Back Again"" subtitle, The Hobbit alternately rewards and abuses auds' appetite for all things Middle-earth." fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety December 4, 2012 +1136 Where Jackson might occasionally misstep tonally, he takes the reigns from the episodic original and runs with generally fantastic results through several narrative additions, all of which give the characters more agency in their own affairs. fresh Shawn Adler 0 Movieline December 4, 2012 +1136 "While Jackson hasn't delivered a hit on par with his ""Lord of the Rings"" movies, ""The Hobbit"" proves he can still do justice to the tricky blend of fantasy and action that made the earlier entries such enjoyable works of popular entertainment." B fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire December 4, 2012 +1136 There are elements in this new film that are as spectacular as much of the Rings trilogy was, but there is much that is flat-footed and tedious as well, especially in the early going. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter December 4, 2012 +1136 Setting aside technological considerations, The Hobbit is nothing short of a joyous homecoming. fresh Alice Tynan 0 The Vine December 4, 2012 +1136 An Unexpected Journey may as well be The Phantom Menace and God help us all if the next two movies aren't better than this one. 6/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net December 4, 2012 +1136 It's not as bad as you feared, but not as good as you hoped. fresh Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. December 4, 2012 +1136 Peter Jackson's fourth trip to Middle-earth can't quite recapture the greatness, emotional impact or charm of the LOTR films, but there's still much to enjoy about The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. 7.9/10 fresh Jim Vejvoda 0 IGN Movies December 3, 2012 +1136 For now, 'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey' is a good start, but with the expectations resting on the film, is good going to be good enough? B fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix December 3, 2012 +1136 A fresh, free-spirited form of fantasy, Jackson's latest provides a younger generation with a stepping stone to his later films while serving the adult's who want more. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Patches 0 Hollywood.com December 3, 2012 +1136 Unless your dreams are populated by denizens of Middle Earth, endless footage of them simply talking or walking is a lot less spectacular than Peter Jackson thinks it is. 5/10 rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 ScreenCrush December 3, 2012 +1136 A briskly engaging adventure shrouded in superfluous detail, though also, yes, admittedly, technical virtuosity, it's an accomplished if unexciting first chapter in the preamble to his Oscar-winning film series. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 Celebuzz December 3, 2012 +1136 For its occasional moments of excess and unhurried pace, An Unexpected Journey is proof that Jackson still has a knack for stories in this world. 4/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend December 3, 2012 +1136 The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is more fun than The Fellowship of the Ring, no doubt about it. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 Nerdist December 3, 2012 +1136 Tolkien could invent names and languages, but he couldn't create a plot at gunpoint. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 3, 2012 +1136 This film stands ably on its own, offering up generous piles of large scale fantasy underscored by genuine emotional heft and boundary-pushing visuals. 4/5 fresh Dominic Corry 0 Flicks.co.nz December 3, 2012 +1136 The movie itself is a lot of fun. And if you can separate yourself from the visual distraction, you'll find plenty to enjoy. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News November 29, 2012 +1136 Vital as they are, Gollum and Bilbo can only do so much to keep us enchanted. Is Jackson able to sustain the magic in two more installments? I peer into Tolkien's Misty Mountains and embrace the journey. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly August 20, 2008 +1137 It has far more strengths than weaknesses, but I can't put it close to his twin masterpieces All That Heaven Allows and Imitation of Life. 6 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt May 5, 2010 +1137 A spellbinding twisty story teeming with sexual frustration and whatnot. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 20, 2007 +1137 Big screen sudser with Hudson and Bacall leading the tears. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers December 23, 2006 +1137 Works like gangbusters, with its irresistibly corny opening theme song, larger-than-life performances, sweeping hyper-romance, perfectly-timed bombshells of plot twists. fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 17, 2005 +1137 On the surface, it's a sopa opera, a small-town melodrama about a troubled and powerful Texan clan, but it's Douglas Sirk's thematic critique, ironic approach and visual style that makes this Oscar-winning film stand out from the rest of the bunch A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +1137 a twisted masterpiece of self-parody 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 25, 2001 +1137 In countless ways visible and invisible, Sirk's sly subversion skewed American popular culture, and helped launch a new age of irony. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1137 [Sirk's] masterpiece, the grand-daddy of them all. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +1137 4/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 25, 2007 +1137 4/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly June 16, 2006 +1137 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 27, 2005 +1137 1/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) February 11, 2005 +1137 5/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 New Times June 5, 2004 +1137 4/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 12, 2004 +1137 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com September 24, 2003 +1137 4.5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +1137 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 25, 2003 +1137 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 30, 2002 +1137 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +1140 More idiotic and dangerous than the show. Really. 1/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +1140 Superficial shenanigans don't diminish its effect. It's a ridiculously funny barrage of taboo pranks, practical jokes and tests of both social altruism and Bam Margera's parents' patience - most of it failsafed so that the foolishness never subsides. 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 23, 2010 +1140 Trust me, I'm laughing at you, guys, not with you. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1140 The movie is designed to play for one audience and one audience only: existing Jackass fans. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 27, 2009 +1140 The Jackass boys show little interest in observing anyone else but themselves. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) May 20, 2008 +1140 It's not exactly stupid. Cynical might be a better word. 2/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 14, 2007 +1140 So what's all the fuss about? If people want to staple paper to their inner thighs, let them. The question is whether you're prepared to pay to watch them do it. rotten Derek Adams 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1140 Horrible. 0/4 rotten Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is January 7, 2004 +1140 Needs more crashes, fewer bodily fluids, and a shorter running time. while that first half is great, the thoroughly milked premise ultimately takes its toll, and the gross-out gags seem done more out of desperation 3/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com August 10, 2003 +1140 Outrageously obscene and unflinchingly funny. 4/5 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 Empire Magazine August 1, 2003 +1140 I laughed. I watched it a second time - and I laughed even harder. B+ fresh Mark Robison 0 Reno Gazette-Journal April 2, 2003 +1140 There's no denying that it's pretty vicious humour, and pretty puerile too, but like previously successful purveyors of such past-the-U-bend comedy, its fresh-faced enthusiasm makes it invulnerable to... tired accusations. 4/5 fresh Andrew Pulver 0 Guardian March 25, 2003 +1140 While there is no scientific proof, chances are good your teenagers will leak brain cells by the thousands while watching Jackass. And you might even want to see it with them. fresh Sheila Norman-Culp 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution March 22, 2003 +1140 I like it. There is a freedom to watching stunts that are this crude, this fast-paced and this insane. 3.5/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic March 16, 2003 +1140 All told, either you get it or you don't. 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1140 It has zero taste, zero intelligence, zero sophistication and zero redeeming social value. So it's a zero-star movie but as far as gutter-entertainment and gross-out humour goes, it's five-star laughs. 2.5/5 rotten Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) March 9, 2003 +1140 A work of insane genius. fresh 0 FilmFour.com March 4, 2003 +1140 This is compellingly stupid and frequently hilarious, though you may want to bring a sick-bag, just in case. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 1, 2003 +1140 I'm all for the mentally challenged getting their fair shot in the movie business, but surely it doesn't have to be as a collection of keening and self-mutilating sideshow geeks. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com February 3, 2003 +1140 As brainless as the movie incarnations of both South Park and Beavis and Butt-head, Jackass is just as funny as both -- and better than many of the so-called comedies Hollywood produces. 4/5 fresh Martyn Glanville 0 BBC.com January 21, 2003 +1140 A mix of hilarious stunts and idiotic pranks that still doesn't compare to what some of the cast members have done in other videos. 5/10 rotten Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment January 13, 2003 +1140 A collection of some of the best physical comedy since Moe first smacked Curly on the head. 4/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1140 Dumb but occasionally shocking or fun. 2/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons November 26, 2002 +1140 More a surreal experience in the gross and the disturbing than a movie. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views November 21, 2002 +1140 I laugh, I cried, I nearly hurled. 4/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY November 19, 2002 +1140 It's basically just a bunch of guys thinking up the stupidest things they can possibly do. And then doing them. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 18, 2002 +1140 An unencouraging threefold expansion on the former MTV series, accompanying the stunt-hungry dimwits in a random series of collected gags, pranks, pratfalls, dares, injuries, etc. 1/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com November 12, 2002 +1140 I have rarely laughed as hard as I did at this movie; however, I have also rarely been as ashamed of my laughter as I was here. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 9, 2002 +1140 This isn't a movie; it's a symptom. 3 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide November 8, 2002 +1140 Jackass: The Movie is a disgusting, repulsive, grotesque spectacle, but it's also hilarious and provocative. God help me, thumbs up. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper November 5, 2002 +1140 If ever there was a movie that used the R rating for all it's worth to do things that could not be done on television, it's this one. 1/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 3, 2002 +1140 The name says it all. Jackass is a vulgar and cheap-looking version of Candid Camera staged for the Marquis de Sade set. rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews November 2, 2002 +1140 For every minute of whimsical diversion such as the crew dancing through the streets of Japan dressed as panda bears, there is another equal dose of something so foul as to offset the laughter with a painful groan C rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) November 2, 2002 +1140 Maybe the best way to look at Jackass: The Movie is as a piece of conceptual art. How far and low will these guys go? What's the pinnacle of pointlessness? 1/4 rotten Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune November 2, 2002 +1140 Undeniably, this is terribly crude material, and could very well signal the end of humanity as we know it. But it's funny. 0/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com November 2, 2002 +1140 Embarrassed myself about laughing out loud multiple times, I found myself enjoying the movie much more than I ever enjoyed the TV show...and these pseudo-homo-erotic stunts. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 1, 2002 +1140 The film jolts the laughs from the audience--as if by cattle prod. B fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) November 1, 2002 +1140 Best wear a helmet and have some fun. fresh Paul Malcolm 1 L.A. Weekly October 31, 2002 +1140 "The opening shopping cart scene announces that The Roman Circus Has Arrived. ""Jackass"" is the sort of spectacle of exquisite sadism that would do Nero proud." 2/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs October 31, 2002 +1140 Compared with Jackass, professional wrestling is scripted by Moliere. D rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News October 30, 2002 +1140 Critics need a good laugh, too, and this too-extreme-for-TV rendition of the notorious MTV show delivers the outrageous, sickening, sidesplitting goods in steaming, visceral heaps. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter October 30, 2002 +1140 "I like ""Jackass"" and I make no apologies for it." 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 29, 2002 +1140 It's plotless, shapeless -- and yet, it must be admitted, not entirely humorless. Indeed, the more outrageous bits achieve a shock-you-into-laughter intensity of almost Dadaist proportions. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety October 29, 2002 +1140 It's funny, as the old saying goes, because it's true. fresh Ed Halter 1 Village Voice October 29, 2002 +1140 This is akin to The Three Stooges meet The Farrelly Brothers but taken down about a dozen notches or so in terms of intelligence, creativity or imagination. 2/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! October 29, 2002 +1140 Candid Camera on methamphetamines. fresh Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com October 29, 2002 +1140 Honestly, where's the comedy in watching a semi-conscious and bleeding Knoxville wondering out loud if he has a concussion? rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International October 29, 2002 +1140 I laughed uncontrollably for almost the entire length of the film. B+ fresh Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) October 28, 2002 +1140 Our culture is headed down the toilet with the ferocity of a frozen burrito after an all-night tequila bender - and I know this because I've seen 'jackass: the movie.' 0.5/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) October 28, 2002 +1140 Really dumb but occasionally really funny. 1.5/5 rotten Steve Simels 0 TV Guide October 28, 2002 +1140 This anarchic, inventive, actuarial nightmare is a swell reminder that there are few things more unambiguously pleasurable than sitting in a theater full of laughing people. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 28, 2002 +1140 Can literally make one sick, so be prepared. rotten Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times October 28, 2002 +1140 Witless, pointless, tasteless and idiotic. 0/4 rotten 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 28, 2002 +1140 As much as I laughed throughout the movie, I cannot mount a cogent defense of the film as entertainment, or even performance art, although the movie does leave you marveling at these guys' superhuman capacity to withstand pain. 2.5/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 28, 2002 +1140 Made by jackasses for jackasses. D rotten Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News October 28, 2002 +1140 I felt like a donkey laughing so hard at such stupidity and I feel like even more of a donkey admitting it in print. 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies October 28, 2002 +1140 Grotesque, stupid, pointless, and funny as hell. 3.5/5 fresh James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com October 28, 2002 +1140 There's something wrong with the cast of Jackass, and the simple fact of the matter is that watching people satisfy their masochistic tendencies isn't fun or funny. 0/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies October 28, 2002 +1140 Where Tom Green stages his gags as assaults on America's knee-jerk moral sanctimony, Jackass lacks aspirations of social upheaval. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 28, 2002 +1140 Strictly for shallow-end-of-the-gene-pool types who find professional wrestling and monster truck shows too sophisticated for their simple-minded tastes. 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire October 28, 2002 +1140 To say that this vapid vehicle is downright doltish and uneventful is just as obvious as telling a country skunk that he has severe body odor. 1/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye October 27, 2002 +1140 Belongs in the too-hot-for-TV direct-to-video/DVD category, and this is why I have given it a one-star rating. 1/4 rotten Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail October 27, 2002 +1140 My face still hurts from laughing. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 27, 2002 +1140 Too often, the viewer isn't reacting to humor so much as they are wincing back in repugnance. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 26, 2002 +1140 Like a documentary version of Fight Club, shorn of social insight, intellectual pretension and cinematic interest. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times October 26, 2002 +1140 I'm not sure which will take longer to heal: the welt on Johnny Knoxville's stomach from a riot-control projectile or my own tortured psyche. 1/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press October 26, 2002 +1140 Every bit as disreputable and often as embarrassingly funny as the MTV program, only longer. rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times October 26, 2002 +1140 I'm not sure if I enjoyed myself, exactly, but I could hardly wait to see what I'd be appalled by next. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly October 26, 2002 +1140 Yes, I have given this movie a rating of zero. But fans of the show should not consider this a diss. Consider it 'perfection.' 0/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies October 26, 2002 +1140 The bottom line with this movie is really whether or not you think it's all 'dumb and nothing else' or 'dumb and pretty funny'. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 25, 2002 +1140 Beer is a source of silicon, a mineral which helps strengthening bones. Offering proof of this is Jackass: the Movie. 2.5/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal October 25, 2002 +1140 Despite the stitches, bruises and gashes, the group actually appears to be having fun, and it rubs off on the audience. At least, those of us who can stomach stupidity by the boatload. 7/10 fresh Jeff Berson 0 Citysearch October 25, 2002 +1140 Incredibly funny. 3/4 fresh Mary Kalin-Casey 0 Reel.com October 25, 2002 +1140 Plotless collection of moronic stunts is by far the worst movie of the year. 0/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post October 25, 2002 +1140 Possibly the most irresponsible picture ever released by a major film studio. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 25, 2002 +1140 "The most amazing super-sized dosage of goofball stunts any ""Jackass"" fan could want." fresh John Oliver 0 Katrillion.com October 25, 2002 +1140 There's no plot to get in the way of the stunts in this 'movie', but it's absolutely hilarious for fans of the twisted show. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 25, 2002 +1140 My oh my, is this an invigorating, electric movie. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star October 25, 2002 +1140 ...Jackass is certainly one of the funniest moviesof the year... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 25, 2002 +1140 Like being trapped at a perpetual frat party...How can something so gross be so boring? F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 25, 2002 +1140 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 27, 2007 +1140 3.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com September 23, 2006 +1140 F rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom March 29, 2003 +1140 2.5/4 rotten Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com February 17, 2003 +1141 The Mountain Men is, quite simply, the worst film of the year. rotten Michael Blowen 1 Boston Globe April 28, 2018 +1141 Doesn't even cut it as a made-for-television movie. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 11, 2005 +1141 The rubber Seymour Cassell head makes it almost worthwhile. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 26, 2003 +1141 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 14, 2005 +1141 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 International Press Academy June 1, 2005 +1141 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +1141 2/5 rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +1143 While some parents might wish the film had more emotional depth, they will probably appreciate the gentle humor. Then they can introduce their children to the book. 2/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today September 25, 2006 +1143 Get out the Game Boy instead. 1.5/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Filmcritic.com August 26, 2006 +1143 Clearly, huge tankers of disbelief must be suspended in a sea of goodwill to get into the spirit of the film. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly December 8, 2004 +1143 It's like Tom Sawyer's Great Escape - a strange combination of stories that's interesting, but doesn't quite capture your emotions. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com December 5, 2004 +1143 It is not an especially brilliant film, nor does it execute its ideas with particular flair, and yet I cannot resist liking and being moved by it. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 4, 2004 +1143 A nice enough picture, but it's also slow and meandering. Watching it is like seeing a decent Family Channel movie, except in this case you have to pay for it. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 4, 2004 +1143 While probably not suitable for the wee ones, older kids and most adults will love this exciting and heartfelt adventure of one boy's survival during the darkest days of post-war Europe. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide December 3, 2004 +1143 How David escapes, alas, is less compelling than wondering how this drearily earnest movie escaped the Hallmark Channel. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune December 3, 2004 +1143 The film is marred by too many coincidences, but there are a couple of twists at the end that tug at the heartstrings and leave you with a warm feeling. 2/4 rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle December 3, 2004 +1143 It's not lack of a strong story that keeps I Am David from taking off. Blame a straightforward approach that makes the movie feel too much like an after-school special. C+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News December 3, 2004 +1143 It's refreshing to watch a movie aimed at young people that's actually grounded in reality. B fresh 0 E! Online December 3, 2004 +1143 Feig's neorealist approach to the look of the film might work better if he didn't fill it with so many coincidences and melodramatic flourishes. 2/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press December 3, 2004 +1143 I know, I know, I'm supposed to get sentimental about this heart-warming tale. But I couldn't believe a moment of it, and never identified with little David. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 3, 2004 +1143 One of those well-intentioned misfires that so frustrate both audiences and critics -- brimming with thematic potential, yet consistently unable to establish and maintain an effective tone. 2/5 rotten Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 3, 2004 +1143 "I Am David"" earns just about every teardrop it elicits. The journey isn't smooth, but that doesn't mean it isn't worthwhile." 2.5/4 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Kansas City Star December 3, 2004 +1143 At its best in the taut opening and in the third act, when the pieces finally come together. In between, the episodic story sags a bit. B- fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide December 3, 2004 +1143 It's a Hallmark Hall of Fame special dressed up as a feature, one that juggles feel-good humanitarianism and oddly inappropriate stabs at whimsy. 2/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly December 2, 2004 +1143 He knows there's so much drama and emotion in the story, it doesn't need schmaltzy dialogue or actors begging us to cry. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 2, 2004 +1143 Manipulative though it is, it doesn't generate much real emotion. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 2, 2004 +1143 Leaves you with the lingering scent of truth. B+ fresh Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News December 2, 2004 +1143 Falls prey to the defect of all poor road movies: In gluing together unbelievable but convenient episodes with sugary sentimentality, it loses most of its credibility. 2/4 rotten Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune December 2, 2004 +1143 An unusually intelligent adventure film scaled for younger viewers, which never leaves adults behind. fresh Robert Koehler 1 Variety December 2, 2004 +1143 It's so under-dramatized that it's barely there. 2.5/5 rotten Anthony Del 0 Las Vegas Mercury December 2, 2004 +1143 Though it looks like it was made for two nickels, I Am David resonates strongly in the heart, which is all this film is truly going after. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com December 1, 2004 +1143 Short, simple and inoffensive, it's well suited to family viewing, albeit on the gogglebox one Sunday teatime rather than the big screen. 2/5 rotten Matthew Leyland 0 BBC.com November 9, 2004 +1143 I Am David is a fine family film about a twelve-year old boy's escape from a Bulgarian prison camp and his quest to find out his true identity. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 28, 2004 +1143 An unconvincing fairy tale that masquerades as an earnest plea for freedom. rotten Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International September 18, 2004 +1143 Hinges on a rather unbelievable characterization of fascist kindness. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine August 28, 2004 +1143 The words creak with calculated composition that never sufficiently capture the foreignness of the situations or individuality of people. D+ rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com December 31, 2003 +1143 Essentially a tearjerker, with little originality or insight. rotten Joe Mader 1 Hollywood Reporter November 19, 2003 +1143 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1143 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) December 3, 2004 +1143 1/4 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals August 30, 2004 +1144 ...exceptionally preachy... 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 12, 2002 +1144 It serves as a forceful reminder of how small a difference there can be between unity and bigotry. 3/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 6, 2002 +1144 Its fine cast, particularly Mr. Macy, lift it above its limitations and lend grace to its once-again timely message. 2.5/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1144 Its most relevant message for today is a warning against vigilante ethnic cleansing. C+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 10, 2002 +1144 The most striking thing about the film is the use of color. First-time director Neal Slavin has the kind of eye for color one would expect from an award-winning photographer. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope February 28, 2002 +1144 Put this one in the category of decent material, good cast, and misguided execution. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 11, 2002 +1144 No actor in the movies could have played this part better than Macy. fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 4, 2002 +1144 This wearying dramatic thriller is one of most heavy-handed films to come out during a particularly unsubtle cinematic year. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 4, 2002 +1144 The limited success of Focus rests on the soundness of Miller's concept and the sturdy performances of Macy and Dern. fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly January 3, 2002 +1144 The heavy hand of screenwriter-director makes for preachy viewing. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 3, 2002 +1144 It's earnest but heavy-handed ... and seems quaintly dated. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 21, 2001 +1144 Focus may not be an important film, but it's an easy pill to swallow. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 11, 2001 +1144 Performances, the story's historical origins, and the inherent goodness and contemporaneity of its storyline make Focus a movie worth viewing. 2.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 9, 2001 +1144 Despite the filmmakers' best intentions, a story that once may have seemed daring feels predictable and unrewarding now. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International December 9, 2001 +1144 What we're left with suspiciously resembles a moderately clever episode of The Twilight Zone. rotten Kevin John 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 7, 2001 +1144 It is as heavyhanded as it is compelling, taking the subject of discrimination and turning it inside out, adding a new slant on corrupt thinking. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee December 2, 2001 +1144 Successfully presents its main character's reactions toward unsolicited events. fresh Yazmin Ghonaim 0 Cinephiles November 26, 2001 +1144 A little blurring here, less explicit sermonizing there and significant shades of gray throughout would have turned this film into something other than an exasperating jeremiad. rotten Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian November 21, 2001 +1144 A nifty little number with a great lead performance from the always reliable William H. Macy. 6/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine November 20, 2001 +1144 Focus is well-meaning, but it's all looks with no substance. rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 16, 2001 +1144 It plays less like a theatrical feature than a made-for-cable movie. rotten Robert Trussell 0 Kansas City Star November 16, 2001 +1144 A powerful though overwrought study of bigotry and fear. fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle November 16, 2001 +1144 Slavin's film has all the trademarks of Miller's plays: the humorless solemnity, the affected poetry-of-the-common-man dialogue, the liberal conscience sputtering with indignation, shocked - shocked - at the idea of man's inhumanity to man. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review November 16, 2001 +1144 A well-made but excruciatingly unpleasant adaptation. C+ rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 15, 2001 +1144 The film progressively loses its credibility until there is very little left to support besides [Willim H.] Macy's latest extraordinary turn. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 12, 2001 +1144 It's hard to muster up sympathy for characters too stupid to avoid getting sucked into the tragic fate of others and too self-involved to stand against injustice until they're inconvenienced by it. 2/5 rotten Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY November 11, 2001 +1144 Now seems peculiarly dated....The contrivances here are obvious and heavy-handed. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 10, 2001 +1144 Although Focus ... is frequently thought-provoking and well acted, it's not the success it should be. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Croatto 0 Filmcritic.com November 9, 2001 +1144 The topic certainly suits the times, but the director's approach is as alienating as it is old-fashioned. 2.5/5 rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post November 9, 2001 +1144 A rather square civics lesson of a movie. rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star November 9, 2001 +1144 Despite the contextual problems, the acting is terrific all around. fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies November 9, 2001 +1144 The story is exceedingly simplistic, but it is made interesting by first-time feature director Neal Slavin's visual and dramatic conception. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press November 9, 2001 +1144 Though Macy and Dern offer resolute, solid performances, the viewer is left feeling that their characters are little more than carriers of ideas. 2.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail November 9, 2001 +1144 Seems embalmed in its own time, an earnest and handsomely crafted museum piece. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe November 9, 2001 +1144 Every irony is signaled a little too obviously. 2.5/5 rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post November 8, 2001 +1144 Moral courage and intelligence are always welcome, even when the package isn't wrapped tightly enough. fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News November 8, 2001 +1144 It's a good reminder that bigotry and hatred are nothing new and that judging people by their looks is a process doomed to failure. fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald November 8, 2001 +1144 Parts of Focus come off as preachy or obvious but the movie's pitch is almost perfect. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 8, 2001 +1144 All too often seems like preaching to the choir instead of the gut-wrenching drama it wants to be, could have been -- and sometimes is. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune November 8, 2001 +1144 Convincingly shows us that the American ideal of ethnic and religious diversity has long been a dream and rarely a reality. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice November 6, 2001 +1144 A dark morality tale about fear, about acceptance, and about non-conformity. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly November 5, 2001 +1144 Too much of the movie is self-consciously stylized, and almost all of it is simplistically didactic. rotten Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner November 5, 2001 +1144 In today's climate, it's a fascinating motion picture, and its diverse-yet-interrelated subject matter can provide fodder for lengthy post-movie discussions. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 4, 2001 +1144 Macy, who has become, in himself, a reason to see any picture he's in, is superb as a man caught in a dilemma. 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 2, 2001 +1144 There is a smell of mothballs to Slavin's presentation. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune November 2, 2001 +1144 Too much message and too little psychological validity. 2/5 rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times November 2, 2001 +1144 You'd think the script had invented the concept of tolerance, the way it forces the 'message' down your throat. rotten Dave White 0 IFilm November 2, 2001 +1144 Slavin has captured on film the smallness, the sameness, the overwhelming conformity of that time and place. fresh Paul Clinton 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 2, 2001 +1144 An unnerving film about the twin perils of intolerance and silence. 2.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 1, 2001 +1144 It's odd that a movie with such a keen and precise interest in the way things look would be so blind to the incongruous presence of Macy and Dern. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 1, 2001 +1144 It is difficult to imagine a more timely film than Focus. fresh Jean Oppenheimer 0 New Times November 1, 2001 +1144 What saves the film are the performances...A less melodramatic approach to Miller's novel might have proved more effective. fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net October 30, 2001 +1144 It's a fine movie with a good message, which partially self-destructs by constantly trying to beat its message into our heads. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews October 25, 2001 +1144 Slavin ... overdoes the portent, but in this time of Muslims being wounded by the same arrows aimed at Taliban terrorists, there is no denying the relevance of the tale. 3.5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 23, 2001 +1144 Absurdly overheated: a Twilight Zone-y episode that bludgeons you with irony and doomsday ambience. rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday October 19, 2001 +1144 In spite of the screenplay's one-note didacticism, the movie's nightmarish atmosphere is intense enough to box you into a scary corner. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times October 19, 2001 +1144 The acting is first-rate -- especially by Paymer, who's affecting in a part with very little dialogue. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post October 19, 2001 +1144 Macy is, in a word, brilliant. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 19, 2001 +1144 Under Neal Slavin's laborious direction, the plot moves so predictably you can see the flat ending a mile away. rotten 0 E! Online October 19, 2001 +1144 Both Macy and Dern turn in intense, believable performances, while rock star-turned-character actor Meat Loaf creates a frightening and realistic portrait of white middle-class racism. fresh Michael Phillips 0 Citysearch October 19, 2001 +1144 Handsomely mounted but dramatically leaden. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide October 18, 2001 +1144 Arty lighting and shadows can't compensate for a plodding script and shallow characters. rotten Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz October 18, 2001 +1144 In its simple, calm, understated way, Focus packs a big punch. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer October 18, 2001 +1144 It seems to unfold in some implausible twilight zone of Crayola ethics. D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly October 18, 2001 +1144 It's small -- and, worse, heavy-handed -- though its leads make a formidable impression. rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today October 18, 2001 +1144 Recent events have helped this period piece even more. fresh 1 Village Voice October 16, 2001 +1144 Slavin's debut is a tremendous testament to the continuing power of Arthur Miller's work. 3.5/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com October 12, 2001 +1144 Just too preachy to really register. rotten Paul Clinton 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 12, 2001 +1144 The film walks glibly and blandly between quirk and absurd; it's no Do the Right Thing. rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 6, 2001 +1144 Despite all the good intentions and worthy performances, the result is annoyingly didactic. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter April 26, 2001 +1144 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1144 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1144 7 fresh Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide June 5, 2002 +1144 3/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +1144 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 7, 2002 +1144 fresh Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio October 22, 2001 +1144 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 8, 2001 +1145 Lurches from a shocking reality into sentimentality and then to a finale in which it only takes a fairy Goddard to wave his lovely dollar wand and all the derelicts and poor of Los Angeles can live happily ever after in low-cost housing. rotten Harriet Waugh 0 The Spectator July 19, 2018 +1145 Even comic geniuses are allowed an off-day -- or off-movie, as the case may be -- and Mel Brooks strikes out with this sizable flop. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 8, 2015 +1145 "A slapstick vaudeville about the poor and homeless? Inadvertently Mel Brooks gives the dangerous impression that homelessness is cute and that Downtown LA is filled with adorable and eccentric people who ""just happen"" to be roofless." C- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 15, 2007 +1145 Lesser Mel Brooks has some funny bits if homelessness is funny at all 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 19, 2004 +1145 The slapstick here is nothing to rent the film over. Oddly, it's the serious moments that charm. I was embarrassed to myself for being choked up by Mel Brooks. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card July 14, 2004 +1145 So pretty much does this Brooks misfire. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 14, 2003 +1145 This was supposed to be Brooks's comical stab at social injustice, a kind of My Man Godfrey for the nineties, but it doesn't work. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 13, 2003 +1145 Good message, bad comedy. 2/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum February 5, 2003 +1145 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 14, 2005 +1145 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 1, 2004 +1145 0/5 rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 6, 2004 +1145 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 23, 2002 +1145 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 3, 2002 +1145 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1145 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1145 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1146 The camera of Juan Amoros catches the beauties of the village, enabling us to see, along with the Cardinal, what he gave up by leaving. fresh Walter Goodman 1 New York Times January 8, 2018 +1146 Zalla gets very good performances from his mostly inexperienced actors.... The trouble is that the film is so bleak as to be almost hopeless. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com June 24, 2007 +1148 Its too frequent lapses into nudgingly facetious whimsy... tend to swamp the more delicate trouvailles. rotten Gilbert Adair 0 Sight and Sound August 2, 2015 +1148 A witty, gentle, breezy, low-brow, low-key comedy ... . B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 23, 2012 +1148 A breezy escape with just the right dash of whimsy. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 19, 2004 +1149 Faith-based pigskin tale. 3/5 fresh Heather Boerner 0 Common Sense Media December 18, 2010 +1149 Kendrick needs to learn that didacticism isn't a film aesthetic. 6/10 rotten James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis September 26, 2009 +1149 The separation of church and cinema amounts to a long yard at most in this high school football sermon from Georgia-based Baptist pastor Alex Kendrick. rotten Rob Nelson 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul August 27, 2009 +1149 Earnest but amateurish. 2/5 rotten Phil Hall 0 EDGE Boston January 30, 2007 +1149 In a season in which Invincible and Gridiron Gang already have laid claim to the title of inspirational football movie, this looks like an also-ran. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 15, 2006 +1149 Its feel-good storyline, shopworn message, and bottomless sermonizing would have played better in Sunday school than on the big screen, which is -- let's face it -- Babylon's turf. 1/5 rotten Josh Rosenblatt 0 Austin Chronicle November 25, 2006 +1149 Here's a badly acted movie with a terrific story line that makes it well worth seeing. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 14, 2006 +1149 A sermon much more than it is a movie. 2/4 rotten Paul Doro 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 10, 2006 +1149 Most of the actors read their lines earnestly but flatly, and Kendrick has done them no favors by pushing them to play broad comedy in some scenes and anguished drama in others. 2/4 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette October 27, 2006 +1149 Would seem sincere enough, but it's just a chain of ludicrous cliches of both the sports and religious variety. D- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 8, 2006 +1149 For it to have any appeal for persons who do not share the movie's beliefs would indeed be miraculous -- it's appallingly bad as anything other than a sermon. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 4, 2006 +1149 By preaching to the converted so heavy-handedly, the filmmakers fumble an opportunity to reach beyond their target demo of devout churchgoers. rotten Joe Leydon 1 Variety October 2, 2006 +1149 Facing the Giants feels like an overly earnest church sketch of the type many evangelical congregations use as a teaching tool on Sunday between the worship music and pastor's message. 2/5 rotten William Lobdell 1 Los Angeles Times September 30, 2006 +1149 Facing the Giants falls victim to the tell-don't-show brand of filmmaking, in which every character always says exactly what he's feeling and every time a character's flaws are pointed out to him, they are immediately corrected. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 29, 2006 +1149 Those looking for an evening's diversion will find it an amateur exercise that has the feel of a film-school project. 1/4 rotten Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times September 29, 2006 +1149 I'm not about to argue with the message, but the delivery system sinks below the level of after-school special, and the acting matches. D+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News September 29, 2006 +1149 When a film is as unintentionally corny as this one, it's anyone's guess as to how many viewers can stomach all the schmaltz for the positive message at the end. 1/4 rotten Josh Hurst 0 Christianity Today September 29, 2006 +1149 This time, Jesus rather than Burt Reynolds or The Rock gets the credit for leading an underdog team of football players to victory. 1.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 29, 2006 +1149 ..more a ministry tool than entertainment, but it is an encouraging development in the ongoing struggle against Hollywood hegemony. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette September 29, 2006 +1149 ... full of praise for God in place of foul language and biblical quotes in place of deeds. It preaches to the converted -- literally. C- rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 28, 2006 +1150 Dumb comedy should be cited for bad taste. 1/5 rotten Heather Boerner 0 Common Sense Media December 18, 2010 +1150 Poor Joe Pantoliano, Kid Rock, and Joanna Cassidy get mixed up in the flatulence. 1.5/4 rotten Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix April 23, 2009 +1150 Though some of his one-liners are pretty good, his shtick can't sustain this dutifully scripted comedy. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader March 6, 2007 +1150 It's not a movie; it's a cause for dismay. 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com August 2, 2006 +1150 Envision what food poisoning does to a gastrointestinal tract. Now think of that substance as fodder for the lowest aiming standup act in America. 1/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies July 1, 2006 +1150 The film is a toxic stew of stupidity that is so foul and rank that even the most forgiving fans of such corn-pone humor are liable to slink out of the theater. 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com June 3, 2006 +1150 Larry's routine becomes considerably more embarrassing the longer it continues. 2/5 rotten Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +1150 More depressing than unfunny. 0.5/5 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Film Threat May 6, 2006 +1150 It's admittedly gross and poorly scripted, but amiable enough for those who enjoy dumb Southern-fried fun. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 LYTRules.com April 29, 2006 +1150 "OK, are you eating anything? Potato chips, breakfast cereal...anything at all? Please stop, if you plan on reading any further in this review of ""Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector,"" because this movie is so revolting." rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) March 30, 2006 +1150 It'd be tempting to call Larry the Ernest of his generation, but that'd be a grave insult to Jim Varney's enduring legacy. D rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club March 30, 2006 +1150 The very existence of Larry the Cable Guy would seem like a pretty good argument against the concept of Intelligent Design. rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 29, 2006 +1150 Flatulence ensues. C- rotten Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly March 29, 2006 +1150 Movies like Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector may be critic-proof, but even die-hard fans of country crude will have to admit that a little Larry goes a long way. 1/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press March 28, 2006 +1150 What is surprising and worth noting, though, is the quality of talent that's sadly squandered in comedian Larry the Cable Guy's feature film debut. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press March 28, 2006 +1150 Unpleasant, uncouth and painfully unfunny, Larry the Cable Guy attempts lowbrow humor with neither the wit of the Farrelly brothers nor the raunchy inventiveness of Keenen Ivory Wayans. 0.5/5 rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times March 28, 2006 +1150 [A] rattletrap star vehicle. rotten Joe Leydon 1 Variety March 28, 2006 +1150 Virtually unwatchable and laugh-free. 0/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post March 28, 2006 +1150 The job involves an upcoming cooking contest, a sleazy mayor, a corrupt restaurateur and a supporting cast of characters so ugly, stupid and hygienically revolting that they make Larry seem almost tolerable. 1.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News March 28, 2006 +1150 The low road always wins out. rotten Mark Olsen 1 L.A. Weekly March 28, 2006 +1150 If the movie's witless, it's also pretty harmless. 1/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe March 28, 2006 +1150 Toilet humor, jokes about paraplegics and serious overacting make this lowbrow comedy an irritating watch. rotten Richard James 1 Hollywood Reporter March 28, 2006 +1150 "I'd pay to see ""Ron White: Health Inspector and his stupid sidekick Larry,"" but Larry alone just cain't ""Get-er-done." 1/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy March 26, 2006 +1150 It reeks of desperation, among other things. D- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 25, 2006 +1150 That's how awful this picture is. It can't even come up with new diarrhea jokes. F rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com March 24, 2006 +1150 Shoddy screenwriting devices simply pass the time for Whitney to sling hillbilly-isms at admirers of his stand-up comedy. 2/4 rotten Paul Schrodt 0 Slant Magazine March 24, 2006 +1150 Whenever Larry isn't pensively biting on his chaw, he's barking out obscene one-liners in a guttural, noxious stream of little nasty explosions. He's a greasy, oil-burning joke jalopy. 0.5/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) March 24, 2006 +1150 It was only a matter of time before [Larry] got his own critic-proof movie. 1.5/4 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide March 24, 2006 +1150 Larry isn't an evil movie, but it is a symptom of the problems inherent in gross-out humor. 1.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday March 24, 2006 +1150 It's a free-for-all in comedy's gutter, a 'bad' movie that still manages to keep you giggling convulsively, even though you know you shouldn't. B fresh 0 E! Online March 24, 2006 +1150 Team Cable Guy has made a junky, throwaway comedy that will almost certainly appeal to his fans, for at least the first half hour. Then it runs out of gas. Or jokes. The gas Larry seems to have in no short supply. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel March 24, 2006 +1150 Somewhere in this film is the germ of a really good comedy, but they blew it. 1.6/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette March 24, 2006 +1150 1/5 rotten Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1150 1/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com April 1, 2006 +1153 A tedious tale with perhaps the worst performance ever in a film by Lon Chaney, Jr. A fencepost has more charisma than Chaney as Count Alucard. Painfully slow and awkward. D rotten Paul Chambers 0 Movie Chambers October 26, 2014 +1153 Chaney is the least magnetic actor to don the Universal cape and fangs, though Siodmak rolls with it and surveys the studio's vampiristic paraphernalia with humorous verve fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion April 2, 2010 +1153 It's a good entry of its type. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1153 Done in by a weak script. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 10, 2007 +1153 Despite all the accepted props, from the lonely Southern plantation set in a miasmic bog to the squeaking bats and creaking coffins, this thriller is a pretty pallid offering. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times August 8, 2006 +1153 Aside from the big hole named Chaney in the middle of the film, this is one of the most interesting ... entries in Universal's long-running series of monster movies. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies December 10, 2005 +1153 All you have to do is get past the clumsiness of Lon Chaney, Jr., in the lead role, and you're off to enjoying one more of Universal's dependably enjoyable monsterfests. 3/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com October 27, 2005 +1153 The supporting cast, the direction and the musical score help, but Chaney is a serious stumbling block. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 26, 2004 +1153 A sequel with some bite to it. 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 12, 2002 +1153 Tired and dreary, the youngest of the Count's clan fails to measure up to his classic dad and his older sister. 5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide September 11, 2001 +1153 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +1153 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 31, 2003 +1154 Lots of grub jokes, catchy musical interludes and a satisfying villainess with the voice of Suzanne Pleshette. 3/4 fresh Teresa Lindeman 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette July 13, 2018 +1154 It's a fun story that actually gives something more to the characters than most sequels do, from the animated Disney line or not. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures August 3, 2013 +1154 "A retread of ""The Fox and the Hound""..." rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed May 11, 2013 +1154 An ineffective sequel in the two ways that are most important: it does not live up to the original's visual legacy, and it does not expand the characters or setting in a meaningful or consistent way. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy October 6, 2012 +1154 Simply put, we've seen it all before. 6/10 rotten James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis March 3, 2012 +1154 Better than countless animated films that have received big-screen releases. B+ fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal December 17, 2004 +1154 Born of a desire to make money off of children who don't know any better and their indulgent parents who should. 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 20, 2004 +1155 A unique, abiding and eye-opening glance at the boisterous life of a legendary fashion designer who vehemently seeks pleasure only to be disappointed by its fleeting and faulty nature. 7 fresh Alexander Ryll 0 Gay Essential November 3, 2018 +1155 "If you like ""Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous,"" you'll like this film about fashion icon Valentino. But it's an absorbing, fly-on-the-wall documentary regardless." 7/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis February 26, 2012 +1155 It's ultimately difficult to envision all but the most ardent of fashion fans finding much to embrace in Valentino: The Last Emperor... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 2, 2011 +1155 It's interesting to a degree, but without a strong knowledge of the fashion industry, a novice will be left out in the cold. rotten Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife February 1, 2011 +1155 It does pull back the curtain on a traditionally withdrawn public figure. For that alone, the documentary is a fascinating glimpse into a mind that's always on the go. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 DVDTalk.com July 24, 2010 +1155 The documentary film crew gets remarkable behind-the-scenes access to Valentino's fashion empire. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 4, 2010 +1155 Frothy doc on the iconic fashion designer Valentino. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 16, 2009 +1155 You don't have to be a fashionista to get something out of this unique documentary about the famous designer, his way of working, and his long term relationship with business partner Giancarlo Giammetti. 3/5 fresh Simon Weaving 0 Screenwize November 18, 2009 +1155 "An antidote to weepy tales such as ""Philadelphia"" and ""Brokeback Mountain"". Yes, Virginia, gay people can enjoy long-term relationships." fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 16, 2009 +1155 What a nice surprise to settle in for a fashion documentary and find a touching love story hidden within its glamorous folds. 3.5/5 fresh Don Willmott 0 Filmcritic.com September 27, 2009 +1155 The film successfully paints a picture of how this relationship worked so well as a business; it's less capable of penetrating the emotional story. fresh Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National September 17, 2009 +1155 Stays firmly, admiringly, on the surface of things -- which is where all fashion kings should reign. 3/5 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) September 17, 2009 +1155 From naked models draped in fabric, to private jet passengers draped in dogs, Valentino is a warts and all, fly on the wall insight into the life of one of the great fashion designers. Unfortunately in this flick there are more warts than all. 2/5 rotten Giles Hardie 0 Unknown2 September 16, 2009 +1155 Matt Tyrnauer's documentary about the venerable Italian fashion designer, Valentino, has been billed as a love story, and so it is. 3.5/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald September 16, 2009 +1155 The unique behind-the-scenes profile Tyrnauer has achieved makes this more than just another excuse to look at beautiful models in pretty frocks, and a film not only for fashionistas. 4/5 fresh Des Partridge 0 Courier Mail (Australia) September 16, 2009 +1155 Mostly compelling documentary, though there are aspects to the fashion legend's story that are unfortunately neglected. fresh Liz Graham 0 FILMINK (Australia) September 15, 2009 +1155 We're as fascinated by his eccentricity as we are impressed at his high standards and taste. 4/5 fresh Sara Klein 0 Empire Magazine Australasia September 14, 2009 +1155 This remarkably intimate portrait, made with less formality than you might expect, gives a real insight into Valentino as a living, working phenomenon at the end of his career fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile September 10, 2009 +1155 A wonderful documentary that allows us to peek at the excess but stays real by its candid fly on the wall approach. It's riveting, insightful, funny and enjoyable as we go on and behind the catwalks and glimpse the public and private Valentino Garavani fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile September 10, 2009 +1155 It's like the death of true creative fashion happening before our eyes. The insight into a fashion house like Valentino is illuminating. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) September 9, 2009 +1155 More reality show than fashion show, it's slight but still as fun as it is fashionable. 3/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 21, 2009 +1155 By glossing over much of the Italian designer's past, Tyrnauer assumes a certain level of familiarity with his subject from his intended audience. If you can't tell Valentino from Versace, you ain't it. That said, The Last Emperor isn't totally ina 6 rotten Rick Mele 0 AskMen.com August 5, 2009 +1155 So enamored of its subject, legendary Italian fashion designer Valentino Garavani, that it almost loses sight of explaining why he's so great in the first place. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly July 30, 2009 +1155 This up-close portrait delivers all the runway glamor and backstage gossip that fashionistas crave, yet it's also unexpectedly poignant. 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 30, 2009 +1155 The director only skims over the historical material. In taking for granted that this background is familiar to all, the film drives home the fact that high fashion is made by the few for the few. rotten Natasha Senjanovic 1 Hollywood Reporter July 10, 2009 +1155 There's only one monarch mentioned in the title of Valentino: The Last Emperor. But Matt Tyrnauer's breezy and entertaining look inside the world of high fashion is very much a two-man show. 3/4 fresh Jason Anderson 1 Toronto Star July 10, 2009 +1155 Superficial but giddily entertaining. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail July 10, 2009 +1155 Frequently this doc plays like a real-life Fellini movie, filled with beautiful people and bizarre incidents. And ultimately it's an unexpectedly touching love story. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star June 26, 2009 +1155 If I really wanted to indulge in stargazing, I'd just as soon hook up a telescope in the backyard and aim it at the night sky. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 12, 2009 +1155 As Valentino's team of seamstresses pore over a sequined white dress, entirely hand-sewn, and finally premiere it to the designer in its flawless, couture glory, it's all you can do not to gasp with pleasure. 3.5/4 fresh Kara Nesvig 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 12, 2009 +1155 If Valentino doesn't reveal much about the man, it argues convincingly that the elaborate gowns, like the vintage one Julia Roberts wore to accept her Oscar, will outlive him, anyway. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 12, 2009 +1155 "The rich may be very different than you and me, but you have no idea how different until you see ""Valentino." 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) June 12, 2009 +1155 [Director] Tyrnauer and the movie seem blinded by Valentino's stardom and start to lose their way. As a result, the documentary is unfocused. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 11, 2009 +1155 In a time where fashion is reduced to tawdry reality shows, Valentino: The Last Emperor reinjects the sophistication and elegance in what some say is a lost art form. A fresh Clay Cane 0 BET.com June 10, 2009 +1155 It has little to say about humanity in general, or even Valentino specifically, but it is fun and glitzy. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com June 9, 2009 +1155 What we're left with is a touching love story, an outsized spectacle and a glorious bit of color in an often all too drab world. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 20, 2009 +1155 Together these two competing threads wrap one around the other to show us images and people we seldom get the opportunity to see, their competing agendas taking on an emotional subtext that's extremely fascinating. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com May 18, 2009 +1155 Lovely to look at, perhaps, but in the end there's not much to it behind the surface glamour. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 14, 2009 +1155 You wouldn't necessarily want to be Valentino, but this sprightly film may make you nostalgic for a life you've never lived. B+ fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian May 8, 2009 +1155 Above all, Valentino is a celebration of beauty and love, and the ways in which one begets the other. A- fresh Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News May 8, 2009 +1155 [A] frothily entertaining documentary. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times May 7, 2009 +1155 The film feels as glitzy and superficial as the fashion industry itself, a bauble in full regalia, and it's likely your interest in the documentary will depend largely on your prior interest in the subject matter. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle April 24, 2009 +1155 True to the Valentino prerogative, it's beautiful -- sad, too: a dream life moving into the unknown. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe April 16, 2009 +1155 In this time of economic distress, watching the twilight of Valentino's enormous success, and the extravagant lifestyle it funded, doesn't feel like it's worth a lot of tears. fresh Beverly Berning 0 culturevulture.net April 11, 2009 +1155 This love letter to Valentino from director Matt Tyrnauer seems intended for the already smitten. B- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor April 6, 2009 +1155 A thoroughly entertaining look at the preparations for Valentino's last haute couture show and how, indeed, he represents the last of an era of highly trained couturiers who are being swallowed up by mergers and acquisitions. 3/4 fresh Sylvia Rubin 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 3, 2009 +1155 It's a celebration worthy of the Sun King and a fitting way for both the designer and this unexpectedly involving documentary to literally and metaphorically bring it all back home. 4.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times April 2, 2009 +1155 Seldom has a film explored such exotica as Valentino's world -- the gowns, the galas, the villas, the private jets, the redundant pugs...with such a sense of momentous drama behind the glitz. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal April 2, 2009 +1155 A beautifully observed portrait of a power gay couple that is as entertaining as it is illuminating. fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times March 28, 2009 +1155 "As exciting as clothing bought off the rack at K-Mart and less informative than even the weakest episode of ""Project Runway." 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com March 26, 2009 +1155 The filmmaker's access was impressive, the results moderately entertaining. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 26, 2009 +1155 Valentino: The Last Emperor is a documentary with privileged access to the legendary designer in his studio, workshop, backstage, his homes, even aboard his yacht and private jet. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 26, 2009 +1155 Matt Tyrnauer's sharp-eyed documentary Valentino: The Last Emperor follows the luxury-loving pooh-bah and his indispensable, since-forever lover and business partner, Giancarlo Giammetti, through a season of magical dresses and minor diva snits. A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly March 25, 2009 +1155 Those previously unfamiliar with the work of Valentino will find it to be sporadically interesting. Everyone else, especially fashion aficionados, will find it to be superficial, unprovocative and bland. 5.0/10 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru March 19, 2009 +1155 Valentino: The Last Emperor makes no attempt at being a definitive portrait of Valentino. It is content to be a breezy look at the designer's twilight years. 3/4 fresh 1 New York Post March 19, 2009 +1155 Lively and affectionate, Matt Tyrnauer's documentary is made for those who believe, as he does, that the work of fashion designer Valentino is worthy of the most respectful chronicle. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News March 19, 2009 +1155 Watching Valentino: The Last Emperor is a little like gorging on chocolate and Champagne. 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times March 18, 2009 +1155 A genuine Felliniesque procession of the rich, powerful and over-awed. fresh Armond White 0 New York Press March 18, 2009 +1155 Beautifully organized. 3.5/5 fresh Sara Maria 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 18, 2009 +1155 This splendidly eye-filling documentary about the last of the grand couturiers is as seductive and glamorous as high fashion itself. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International March 18, 2009 +1155 Awash with celebrity, the documentary is a rubbernecker's delight. 2.5/5 rotten Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com March 17, 2009 +1155 Now is not the time to venerate kings. 1/4 rotten Henry Stewart 0 Slant Magazine March 16, 2009 +1155 Tyrnauer succeeds in making a documentary in which man and his creations are one and the same. Yes, Valentino lives in opulence, but his gowns exist in that stratosphere too. 3/4 fresh Marta Barber 1 Miami Herald March 6, 2009 +1155 B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 28, 2013 +1155 4/5 fresh Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1155 4/5 fresh Karina Longworth 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1155 3/4 fresh 0 National Post March 18, 2009 +1155 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel March 18, 2009 +1155 3/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review March 18, 2009 +1155 B+ fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald March 18, 2009 +1156 The whole picture peters out and becomes as oddly off-balance and inconsequential as its title. rotten 1 TIME Magazine November 16, 2009 +1156 A slight, but enjoyable, Disney animated feature comprised of two cartoons linked together by host Jiminy Cricket. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 16, 2009 +1156 If it wasn't already obvious from glancing at the studio's other work from around the same period, this would be proof enough that the steam was starting to go out of Disney's art. 6/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 6, 2009 +1156 While the emphasis is more on the first part than on the second part of that compound, it's okay. 3/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times March 25, 2006 +1156 Mickey and the Beanstalk is the classic here, and worth the price of the DVD. 3/5 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis October 14, 2005 +1156 Fun And Fancy Free is a mixed bag with more than enough interesting material to make it worth seeing, even if it falls short of Disney's shameless self-praise. fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club October 9, 2001 +1159 It least as funny as the old gamesmanship routines, and amiably dedicated to the proposition that any true company man is a rabbit in weasel's clothing. fresh Penelope Houston 0 The Spectator July 17, 2018 +1159 The breezy manner with which the musical sends up the era's corporate chicanery and heedless sexism... couldn't be further from Mad Men's deadpan cool. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk August 14, 2016 +1159 Frank Loesser's Pulitzer Prize musical has been transferred to the screen almost intact and the result is one of the best movie musicals ever done. fresh Tony Mastroianni 0 Cleveland Press November 20, 2003 +1159 A great Broadway show becomes a great movie, thanks largely to Morse 5/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette September 27, 2003 +1159 Truncated from the show, Morse truly bizarre 2/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina September 8, 2002 +1159 ...perfect synthesis of singing, dancing, comedy, and satire, a show that brought scintillating dialogue, sharp-edged lyrics, and catchy tunes into sharp focus. 9/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1159 3/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com September 20, 2006 +1159 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 4, 2005 +1159 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 14, 2005 +1159 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal May 14, 2004 +1159 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com August 16, 2003 +1159 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 5, 2002 +1161 It's not a perfect film by any means, but it certainly succeeds quite well in telling its tale with enough charm and gore to keep thing interesting. B fresh Jason Gorber 0 Film Scouts June 21, 2007 +1161 Even though we spend the entire film underground, Hungary has never looked more buoyant. fresh Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +1161 Though the film is crowd-pleasing enjoyable, it never fully brings in enough light to its underground setting to completely satisfy as a fully realized work. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 3, 2005 +1161 [A] nimble dark comedy. fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly August 4, 2005 +1161 This is supremely confident filmmaking for a newcomer, and should give Antal a one-way ticket to bigger things. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) July 28, 2005 +1161 Antal proudly wears Tarantino influences, lingering in humorous conversations that race out on tangents, adding flavor to characters while also subtly developing themes. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star July 22, 2005 +1161 Antal has a bright future. 3/4 fresh Michele Kenner 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 21, 2005 +1161 You don't need a deep, dark forest to tell an unsettling fable about the struggle for freedom or the battles waged between the shadows and the things that glow. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post July 1, 2005 +1161 The constant gear-changing -- or tonal shifts -- may put some audience members off a bit. But it also has style to burn, and most of the cast is appealing, especially the brooding Csanyi, and Balla, whose sunny presence brightens up the dark proceedings. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 25, 2005 +1161 Writer-director Nimrod Antal shifts from breakneck action to thoughtful romance ..., as he reveals a colorful and chaotic underground. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 24, 2005 +1161 As a group of episodes, the movie keeps our interest not by linear plot, but by finely drawn characterizations. 4/5 fresh Richard Nilsen 1 Arizona Republic June 23, 2005 +1161 You might wonder at the end what happened to the plot, but the mood, characters and look are so striking that you really won't miss it. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly June 16, 2005 +1161 Kontroll throws beaucoup intriguing mysteries at us, but the solutions aren't worth the trip. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 9, 2005 +1161 [S]elf-assured, totally enrapturing... makes you realize how few directors achieve such a necessary confidence in their own hocus pocus... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher June 6, 2005 +1161 Were it not for the subtitles, it would be virtually guaranteed instant cult status fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times May 28, 2005 +1161 Antal keenly juggles black comedy, character types and genre styles, making the most of the weird angles and inherent dark creepiness of his chosen backdrop. 2.5/4 fresh Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times May 27, 2005 +1161 Singular in its location and singular in mood. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 27, 2005 +1161 Kontroll is the first work by a director who is clearly gifted and who has found a way to make a full-bore action movie on a limited budget. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 27, 2005 +1161 You won't forget it soon, though it may give you at least some qualms about using the subway, especially if you're ever in Budapest. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune May 26, 2005 +1161 A frivolous fable and a fabulous frivol, a lighthearted romp and a dark night of the existential soul-Slacker meets Metropolis. 7.5/10 fresh Tim Appelo 0 Seattle Weekly May 25, 2005 +1161 Visually stylish surrealist drama. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post May 13, 2005 +1161 Contemporary urban anxieties, conflict and dysfunction in film terms that vary from Keystone Cops chases to...magical realism to the edginess of classic thriller suspense. fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net May 10, 2005 +1161 These pieces come together, but they don't always fit. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe May 6, 2005 +1161 Treads some of the same territory as Fight Club, but it is a much more cohesive, darkly funny experience than its unconvincing Hollywood predecessor. 3.5/4 fresh Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald May 6, 2005 +1161 It makes Euroflash metro thrillers like Luc Besson's Subway look about as serious as a ride on Disneyland's monorail. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News April 22, 2005 +1161 One very long, dark ride. C+ rotten 0 E! Online April 22, 2005 +1161 Kontroll is that singular success, a thoroughly satisfying, rambunctious entertainment that also subtly works on philosophical and spiritual levels. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times April 21, 2005 +1161 Kontroll is goofy, smart and beguiling, and it whips up an almost unbearable luster from its grimy subterranean labyrinth. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly April 21, 2005 +1161 Well worth the time. fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat April 21, 2005 +1161 A subterranean microcosm of life... a hellish retreat... the underbelly of society... comedy relief... miles of irony. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals April 19, 2005 +1161 a gleeful demonstration of Antal's flair for the medium 3.5/5 fresh Jay Antani 0 Los Angeles Alternative April 17, 2005 +1161 There must be a lot of smart people out there in America ready for a youthful explosion of talent and temperament. This is their picture. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker April 14, 2005 +1161 Kontroll can't seem to decide whether it's an oppressive Kafkaesque satire, a dystopian love story, or a hyperkinetic action movie. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Debruge 0 Premiere Magazine April 5, 2005 +1161 One part comedy, one part thriller, Kontroll is a film that's tough to pin down but easy to like. 9/10 fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD April 2, 2005 +1161 Antal's debut is a sharp, blackly comic hugely entertaining thriller that manages not to get entangled in half-baked symbolism until its very last shot. 3.5/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide April 1, 2005 +1161 Kontroll calls itself a thriller, and you will agree if you are excited by scenes of bored inspectors arguing with sullen straphangers. 1.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post April 1, 2005 +1161 Nimrod Antal's defiantly mordant comedy is smart, imaginative -- and nearly impossible to watch. 2.5/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News April 1, 2005 +1161 It's the whooshing terror that fries your nerves to a frazzle. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone March 31, 2005 +1161 One of those hip, self-consciously trippy existential thrillers that blow in from Europe every now and then to rock the world of East Village university students looking for a superficially meaningful event to legitimize their Friday night bar crawl. 2.5/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday March 31, 2005 +1161 Watch how inventively Mr. Antal keeps the action moving and you'll see why his picture has won a passel of prizes, bestowed by everyone from the Cannes Film Festival to the Budapest Hungarian Film Critics organization. 4/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor March 31, 2005 +1161 A fascinating story and film about the down-under in us all. 4/5 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics March 31, 2005 +1161 Like many modern allegories, Nimrod Antal's tour de force of grime, fluorescence and destinationless velocity is more concerned with atmosphere than meaning. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times March 30, 2005 +1161 The hooded phantom who keeps popping up to shove passengers onto the tracks is the only figure in Kontroll with even a semblance of purpose. D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly March 30, 2005 +1161 A well-done Hungarian black comedy set in Budapest's underground subway system. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 29, 2005 +1161 Plenty here to enjoy if you're a fan of trips outside of the norm. 3/5 fresh Lexi Feinberg 0 CinemaBlend March 29, 2005 +1161 So unique and memorable that it sits alongside classic first features like Sexy Beast, Reservoir Dogs and Shallow Grave 9/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net March 29, 2005 +1161 It moves fast, pukes up its guts, then starts sprinting again. Those with a taste for such endurance tests can indulge all they want. I'll get off at the next stop. C- rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Flipside Movie Emporium March 28, 2005 +1161 Characters are too boorish to care about. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 28, 2005 +1161 In this mature and delicate debut, Antal leaves eough of his film open-ended to give room for thinking. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews March 25, 2005 +1161 succeeds largely on the basis of its mesmerizing surface 3.5/5 fresh Nick Schager 0 Filmcritic.com March 23, 2005 +1161 Making gorgeous use of grimy tunnels, writer-director Nimrod Antal frustrates expectations in the best possible sense. A- fresh 0 Oregonian February 18, 2005 +1161 Antal's sense of humor is of the terminally unfunny sort. He trades on tired caricatures, cutesy conceits and infantile gross-outs, and the reasons for Bulcsu's paralyzing angst are left so vague and elliptical, it's difficult to care about him. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald February 17, 2005 +1161 first-timer Antal manages to shoehorn a surprisingly affecting layer of metaphysical unease into the tale. fresh Eddie Cockrell 1 Variety February 17, 2005 +1161 Director/writer Nimrod Antal has made an extremely accomplished feature debut. With production designer Balazs Hujber, he has created a bizarrely original underground world of shadows and garish light. 3/5 fresh Ed Scheid 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 28, 2004 +1161 "Like Pen-ek Ratanaruang's Last Life in the Universe, Kontroll is another ""chill out"" production that's alternately lovely and sinister." 2.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 25, 2004 +1161 It's a great science-fiction piece, a razor-sharp satire, and an impressive calling card for an emerging Hungarian cinema. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 20, 2004 +1161 Placing his lunatic ensemble of social misfits into a series of episodic story blocks with faultless timing, the director evocatively captures the look, mood, sounds and, most of all, the eccentric attitudes of this alien realm. 4/5 fresh Alan Morrison 0 Empire Magazine October 6, 2004 +1161 A movie made with the kind of vision and assurance you don't often get in a debut. 4/5 fresh Matthew Leyland 0 BBC.com October 6, 2004 +1161 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel May 13, 2009 +1161 4/5 fresh Marrit Ingman 0 Austin Chronicle July 10, 2005 +1161 B+ fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) April 9, 2005 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is sometimes entertaining, sometimes annoying, and sometimes does make us think. Even so, it's just not as deep as it wants or needs to be to hit home. B- rotten Abbie Bernstein 0 Assignment X October 31, 2018 +1162 Unfortunately - much like Afghanistan and the war itself - as soon as the camera pans away, everything else is all but forgotten. 5/10 rotten Aaron Peterson 0 The Hollywood Outsider October 25, 2018 +1162 It's not a bad movie, but no matter how long it spends in the war zone, it still feels like a tourist. rotten Jacob Oller 0 Vague Visages August 27, 2018 +1162 A nice change of pace; it fits a viewing niche you didn't know you needed. It's not a superhero movie or a romance or a cartoon - it's a good, interesting story about a smart, funny woman doing a fascinating job. fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 23, 2018 +1162 Without Fey, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot would be a dull show. 3/5 fresh Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 23, 2018 +1162 The film not only entertains us, but stimulates questions about journalistic integrity in foreign countries, about politics and about women's perceptions and rights. 3.5/4 fresh Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) August 22, 2018 +1162 Though initially sold as The Hangover set in Afghanistan, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is not an outright wacky comedy, but instead tells a much more subtle, dramatic story. 3.5/5 fresh Eli Glasner 0 CBC News March 21, 2018 +1162 Tina Fey is the only thing preventing unmitigated disaster 2/5 rotten Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 3, 2017 +1162 Fey is really quite wonderful in the film, which despite the trailer is more of a drama with some clever jokes than a comedy, per se. But, despite her best efforts, the movie could have been much more. 6/10 fresh Alexandra MacAaron 0 Women's Voices for Change December 3, 2017 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot? It's Delta Whiskey Charlie; definitely worth catching. 4/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 23, 2017 +1162 It turns WTF into yet another white-lady-finds-herself-in-an-exotic-locale vacation movie, like Eat Pray Love. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 17, 2017 +1162 This film has been sold as a bosom-buddy movie, with the stars Tina Fey and Margo Robbie as snipers. It is much more than that, much more than one-liners. fresh Martha K. Baker 0 KDHX (St. Louis) August 29, 2017 +1162 It's uneven. But what's utterly convincing is that somehow, this good-but-not-great movie has accurately captured that particular moment when a reporter discovers the ineffable joy of chasing a high-stakes story for the first time. fresh Megan Burbank 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 22, 2017 +1162 Proving she has the stuff for big-screen stardom... Fey creates a character who's as vulnerable as she is courageous, who makes as many dumb moves as she does smart ones, who, ultimately, discovers she's more about hearts than minds. Or air time. fresh Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) June 20, 2017 +1162 This movie is mind-numbing and boring, and its characters, which are based on very real and very interesting human beings, also fall into both of those categories. rotten Julia Alexander 0 Polygon June 2, 2017 +1162 Taking its source material from a genuinely fascinating memoir, the screenplay squanders its potential by delivering a middling mash-up of comedy, thriller and war drama. rotten Alex Casey 0 New Zealand Herald February 16, 2017 +1162 Entertaining but problematic, WTF almost hits the target but is scuppered by friendly fire. 3/5 rotten Jane Crowther 0 Total Film January 2, 2017 +1162 It gives a clear-eyed view of the human costs of war: the physical sacrifices of the military men and women fighting it, the emotional costs to the journalists who cover it and the psychic toll on the civilians in the middle. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune December 31, 2016 +1162 A brilliant supporting cast lifts an otherwise humdrum war comedy. fresh Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) December 17, 2016 +1162 Intelligence is Tina Fey's trademark. You could always see it right in the frames she wears for her eyeglasses. 3/4 fresh Jeff Simon 0 Buffalo News December 12, 2016 +1162 "WTF moves with fleet, mostly smart precision, and when it's repetitive... it's meant to emphasize the out-of-body ""Kabubble"" isolation of Kim's Afghanistan years." fresh Justin Stewart 0 Brooklyn Magazine November 15, 2016 +1162 A look into how war can change the lives of not only those on the frontlines but those covering an everlasting conflict in a strange land as told by an authentic voice that's part funny, parts moving, and indeed parts frustrating 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews November 13, 2016 +1162 Beneath WTF's ravings lurks a useful invitation to examine the narcissism driving Western journalism and politics. fresh Lisa Rosman 0 Signature November 9, 2016 +1162 If Whiskey Tango Foxtrot isn't as incisive or as penetrating as it potentially could have been, for a major studio satirical look at the war in Afghanistan there's still plenty of food for thought here. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 15, 2016 +1162 It's a morally messy premise. Afghanistan is not Colin Firth. War is not Love Actually. And that is the problem with Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, which is overall a charming comedy about a terrible war. rotten Megan Garber 1 The Atlantic July 22, 2016 +1162 Where the movie around her suffers, Fey is terrific, stretching farther than she ever has -- and she will admit she hasn't tried -- and making the whole enterprise worth watching. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 11, 2016 +1162 "Well-made and much more serious than it's being marketed, ""Whiskey Tango Foxtrot"" gives Tina Fey the chance to flex some acting chops you may not know she possessed" 4/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes June 21, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot never seems to be setting its sights any higher than a story of one woman's self-discovery. It had the perfect chance to give us something fresh and new, but instead sheepishly recoils just short of the finish line. fresh Glenn Dunks 0 Junkee May 26, 2016 +1162 Chances are you'll still respond to the dark wit, but you probably won't be, ahem, Lima Yankee Foxtrot Alpha Oscar. 3/5 fresh Rip It Up 0 Rip It Up May 17, 2016 +1162 Fey turns in a commendable display to more than prove her worth as a dramatic actress, while she is fortunate enough to be surrounded by accomplished performers making up the supporting roles. 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys May 16, 2016 +1162 ...enjoyable but slightly underwhelming... 1 fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) May 15, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot ultimately takes fewer risks than its protagonist. 3/5 rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk May 15, 2016 +1162 It's not sharp or funny or scabrous enough to work as a dark comedy and it leaves an uncomfortable taste, in part because Barker never actually broke a story of profound significance. She was the story. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) May 15, 2016 +1162 Spiked with gallows humour, it has tonal similarities to MASH, and as such it is an entertaining watch. fresh Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) May 15, 2016 +1162 Though sold through its slightly misleading trailers as a jaunty Good Morning, Vietnam-type romp the film is a tad more sober and sombre, especially when accounting for the human cost of war. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW May 14, 2016 +1162 The film isn't going to give you any deep insight into the situation in Afghanistan a decade ago, but Fey's character undergoes a journey of growth and keeps you focused. fresh Theresa Smith 0 Independent Online (South Africa) May 13, 2016 +1162 It's a journey of self-belief and discovery signposted just a little too heavily that is saved by more than a smattering of the type of writing that fits Fey like a glove and gives Freeman his best role since Watson. 3/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) May 12, 2016 +1162 The script lands a few solid blows for women's rights and mines a rich vein of humour, tossing up nuggets of both the morbid and deadpan variety. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema May 12, 2016 +1162 Kim feels substantially drawn thanks to Fey's sterling work, but Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is much less successful in the portrayal of its supporting players, many of whom are amalgamations of real people. 3/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 Radio Times May 12, 2016 +1162 All this is perfectly watchable, and there are some nice moments, but the film is fatally undermined by its tonal lurches from knockabout, fish-out-of-water comedy ... 2/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) May 12, 2016 +1162 Fey's character, who has the convincing cynicism of a career journalist, grows in experience as the conflict deepens, and Carlock's deft debut screenplay ensures that death and absurdity hover on either side of a knife edge. 4/5 fresh Alice Vincent 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 12, 2016 +1162 While its portrayal of the country that it calls home is not strictly authentic, the movie has an element of human truth that carries it over the line. fresh Alex Doenau 0 Trespass May 12, 2016 +1162 The film is neither serious enough nor seriously funny. The farce needs to be blacker. 3/5 rotten Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald May 12, 2016 +1162 Cutting humour but the film fails to take that final leap. 2/5 rotten Henry Heffer 0 Little White Lies May 12, 2016 +1162 This effective blend of genial light comedy and intelligent drama is the best thing Fey has done as a film performer by a considerable space. 3/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) May 11, 2016 +1162 Breezily paced, deftly plotted, confidently played -- this wildly entertaining dramedy about a desk-bound TV news reporter who impulsively accepts a job in war-torn Afghanistan has plenty to recommend it. Top of that list is Tina Fey, 3.5/5 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) May 11, 2016 +1162 With so many ideas in play, the film is never dull. Sometimes it's also funny, perceptive and nuanced. Things get deeper and dirtier as it rolls on, but not really clearer, in terms of purpose. 3.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald May 11, 2016 +1162 Doesn't just play for laughs in its exploration of self-fulfilment, camaraderie and gender politics. 3/5 fresh Matthew Anderson 0 CineVue May 11, 2016 +1162 Once you've got over the off-putting aspects, Kim's personal journey becomes quite engaging, though you may wish the film was a bit meatier politically. 3/5 fresh Katherine McLaughlin 0 The List May 9, 2016 +1162 The temptation to overdo the shtick is resisted, making the film an edgy affair fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile May 8, 2016 +1162 What works best are the amusing personal insights, effectively depicted by Tina Fey, whose central character is trying to not only make some sense of the war, but of her own life fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile May 8, 2016 +1162 On many levels, the details of the conflict -- convincingly staged in New Mexico -- make for riveting viewing but there are major flaws in the film. 3/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian May 6, 2016 +1162 The film offers a fresh look at the adrenaline-laced lifestyle of war correspondents and a timely criticism of TV news. And it delivers some laughs, too. fresh Sandy Cohen 1 Associated Press April 29, 2016 +1162 Awry, intelligent film that combines a classic fish-out-of-water motif with the edgy and politically loaded backdrop of war-torn Afghanistan. fresh Roe McDermott 0 Hot Press April 29, 2016 +1162 This is unquestionably a case of a true story being adapted as a Tina Fey vehicle, rather than a true story being adapted as itself and Tina Fey rising to meet that truth. 2/4 rotten Margaux Henquinet 0 RedEye April 22, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot still shows Fey's hilarious side, but it's a satirical take on life as a war correspondent and requires Fey to move through gears from serious to funny and absurd. 3.5/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald April 21, 2016 +1162 Content to wrap up in a politically-neutral and inoffensively tidy fashion that doesn't offend our intelligence. 3/5 fresh Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz April 21, 2016 +1162 A classic case of a star's charisma overcoming a screenplay's shortcomings. 2.5/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com April 11, 2016 +1162 It's a well-made, thoughtful picture - and a solid showcase for Fey, who comes out of this one looking, for the first time, like an honest-to-goodness movie star. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire April 9, 2016 +1162 Comedy for grown-ups that sometimes struggles with its ambitious brief, but always remembers that the best laughs contain the odd shard of shrapnel. 3/5 fresh Jimi Famurewa 0 Empire Magazine April 7, 2016 +1162 'Whiskey Tango Foxtrot' proves that Tina Fey has serious acting chops. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 5, 2016 +1162 Comedienne Tina Fey proves that she's equally adept at revealing her vulnerability in a dramedy. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate April 2, 2016 +1162 Nobody said getting out of Afghanistan would be easy. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express March 21, 2016 +1162 As a comedy, the feature isn't laugh-out-loud funny but the filmmakers seem to be aiming for a greater goal here: relevance. 3.0/4 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews March 20, 2016 +1162 Josh Charles is reliably smarmy as well. If they ever do a Real Genius remake, that guy is your new Dr. Hathaway. 3/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press March 18, 2016 +1162 The occasional Steve Carell aside, comedians aren't often given the opportunity to flex their dramatic muscles, so it's nice to see the hilarious Tina Fey playing it straight. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 12, 2016 +1162 Fey's resourceful, wry and witty performance-pulls us through time and again. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review March 10, 2016 +1162 The economic signal is clear. War is money, but the media can't sit at the big table to profit from it anymore. B+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com March 10, 2016 +1162 It's occasionally brilliant but never seems comfortable. C+ fresh Alex Falcone 0 Willamette Week March 10, 2016 +1162 Once you get past the fact that it's not the comedy its trailers imply, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot has some unexpected strengths. fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight March 9, 2016 +1162 This feminist war dramedy...is a vanity project done right. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews March 9, 2016 +1162 The movie seems to lack a solid point of view; it basically offers a series of vignettes without any unifying theme or common thread - except that these adrenaline junkies in a foreign land drink and screw around a lot. ... 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) March 7, 2016 +1162 ... mix of scattershot humor, battlefield carnage and sentimentality makes us pine for a full-on satire of gonzo war correspondents. Think Joker in third act of Kubrick's 'Full Metal Jacket.' 2/2 fresh Glenn Lovell 0 CinemaDope March 6, 2016 +1162 In the end, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is too watered-down and formulaic to be what the source material suggests it could have been: a pitch-black surreal comedy on the order of Robert Altman's M.A.S.H. 2/4 rotten Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online March 6, 2016 +1162 This film doesn't try to shy itself from the intentions it pulls from start to finish. It's not extremely rewarding, but it is fun and enjoyable for whoever loves Tina Fey... fresh Kevin Montes 0 The Young Folks March 6, 2016 +1162 Kim's soul-searching is at the heart of it all, and when the movie is focused on her relatable dilemmas it's better than when it's not. B- fresh Dana Barbuto 0 The Patriot Ledger March 6, 2016 +1162 Tina Fey is fine as real-life Afghanistan and Pakistan reporter Kim Baker. The rest of the movie is not so fine. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 6, 2016 +1162 "As I was an infantry soldier in Afghanistan, the situational comedy related to Fey being in danger, or experiencing some mild hardship was just too slight. I kept wanting to say to the film, ""Hell, that's nothing..." 1-5 rotten John Rico 0 About.com March 5, 2016 +1162 [Tina] Fey delivers a performance that's complex and restrained, and it's easily her best work in a feature film to date. B- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 Showbiz Junkies March 5, 2016 +1162 ... doesn't provide much insight into the conflict or into wartime media coverage, but does offer a sporadically amusing glimpse into the camaraderie away from the front lines. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue March 4, 2016 +1162 Writer and actress tilt between insecurity and bravado, employing dry, observational humour tinged with occasional sentimental flashes only outwardly out of character. 3/4 fresh Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star March 4, 2016 +1162 Tina Fey shines in her delicately balanced role of journalist. Kim Baker, moving seamless between comedy and drama. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey K. Howard 0 Movie Guys with Jeff & Dave March 4, 2016 +1162 Tina Fey is the biggest asset but even she's not sufficient to make it worth more than a marginal recommendation and a suggestion to wait until it shows up on home video. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews March 4, 2016 +1162 a subversively provocative story, done with an arch sensibility and a whole lot of savvy 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews March 4, 2016 +1162 "The film strikes a gentle tone of fish-out-of-water ridiculousness; think ""Jarhead"" meets ""Lost in Translation""." 3.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com March 4, 2016 +1162 We now know the size of the bite Tina Fey can take out of a meaty role. Feed her. 3/5 fresh Frank Wilkins 0 Reel Reviews March 4, 2016 +1162 "John Requa and Glenn Ficarra strike a nice balance between ""war is hell"" and absurdist comedy" 3/4 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly March 4, 2016 +1162 The half-jokey, half-serious dynamic that works so well in The Big Short - where laughs get caught in your throat - fails to find its groove here. 2/5 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto March 4, 2016 +1162 Aside from a couple of tone-deaf casting choices, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is a funny and illuminating story of female empowerment in the malest of environments. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz March 4, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is an uneven, but otherwise passable wartime comedy/drama anchored by Tina Fey's performance. 2.5/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant March 4, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is a tall glass of dark comedy mixed with serious drama, a drink far more delicious than trailers lead one to believe. B+ fresh Jason Gorber 0 ThatShelf.com March 4, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is a tragic lark, and an enjoyable enough experience. But it winds up feeling like about half a story, and not always the more meaningful or satisfying half. rotten Tasha Robinson 0 The Verge March 4, 2016 +1162 I was mostly on board with Whiskey Tango Foxtrot until its third act, when it completely derails. Kim, confronted with a serious personal crisis, does something that's frankly unbelievable and baffling. 2/5 rotten Todd VanDerWerff 0 Vox March 4, 2016 +1162 Overall, the movie skims the surface of a potentially sharp satire or a compelling self-discovery journey with an underserved Tina Fey. It's not enough. 2.5/4 rotten Anita Katz 0 San Francisco Examiner March 4, 2016 +1162 "It nails the lingo of embedded journalists, the intoxication of dangerous assignments, and, ultimately, the need to reconnect to ""real life,"" whatever that is. " fresh Alynda Wheat 0 People Magazine March 4, 2016 +1162 Fey's work is strong, yet it's difficult to squash the impression that this could be a more powerful movie, and an even more significant showcase for Tina Fey. C rotten Russ Fischer 0 The Playlist March 4, 2016 +1162 A dramedy that compels us to take a hard look at our Mars-like capacities and our addictions to adrenaline-sparking situations. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 4, 2016 +1162 ...deftly mixes comedy with adventure and romance to make this an extremely well-rounded film. 9/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times March 4, 2016 +1162 Fey can't save this disjointed, war comedy. 2.0/4 rotten Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times March 4, 2016 +1162 Tina Fey grounds the movie in something real, something urgent and human, and she nearly single-handedly saves the movie from itself. The movie itself isn't particularly serious, but she sure as hell is. C+ rotten Will Leitch 1 The New Republic March 4, 2016 +1162 While it opens wonderfully, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is never able to quite find solid footing. It has some great performances and moments that are both heartbreaking and/or humorous. 6.0/10 fresh Josh Lasser 0 IGN Movies March 4, 2016 +1162 Directors Glenn Ficarra and John Requa move things along fast enough to keep [the problem aspects] from sinking in too deeply, and star Tina Fey holds the spotlight with aplomb. 2/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader March 4, 2016 +1162 Tina Fey is so good that you can forget that WHISKEY TANGO FOXTROT is a bit mediocre and myopic. fresh Meredith Borders 0 Birth.Movies.Death. March 4, 2016 +1162 Funny in places but not really a comedy. This one gives Tina Fey a chance to show off her acting chops. She's fabulous. 4/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald March 4, 2016 +1162 A shrewdly observed character piece accentuated by Tina Fey's likely career-best performance. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 4, 2016 +1162 "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot"" is interesting and mildly entertaining, but not much else." 3/5 fresh Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis March 4, 2016 +1162 Compelling but uneven dramedy has swearing, drinking, more. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media March 4, 2016 +1162 ... It's far from a lightweight, whimsical romp. B fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) March 4, 2016 +1162 The whole thing feels booby-trapped. Almost every single expectation is greeted with a smile and a squeeze of gunfire as a rim shot. 3/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com March 4, 2016 +1162 Surprisingly gritty. Tina Fey's best big-screen work. 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium March 4, 2016 +1162 Expecting Tina Fey to bash the War on Terror and a certain president in Whiskey Tango Foxtrot? Think again. 3/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 HollywoodInToto.com March 4, 2016 +1162 [T]his feels like a thematic juggling act. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 4, 2016 +1162 "Given the theme, the unfocused, scattershot narrative of ""WTF"" is understandable. While this may frustrate some viewers, the film works largely through an endearing performance by Tina Fey." 5.5/10 rotten Jonathan W. Hickman 0 The Newnan Times-Herald March 4, 2016 +1162 As dry as an opened pack of military rations left to bake under the Kabul sun. 1.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 ABC Tucson March 4, 2016 +1162 The movie attempts what may be the impossible: grafting a romantic comedy onto a war story, with go-girl uplift and some awkward cultural observations lashed on for bad measure. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online March 4, 2016 +1162 A war-set comedy-drama as messy and ineffective as an Afghan suicide donkey. 1.5/4 rotten Simon Houpt 1 Globe and Mail March 4, 2016 +1162 An efficient wartime dramedy about middle-aged restlessness and the bubbles we build to distract ourselves from real life. B fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News March 4, 2016 +1162 "Fey has her moments, and so does ""Whiskey Tango Foxtrot."" But for a performer who still deserves some big-screen respect, her war-movie comedy still feels a little small-screen, a little timid, a little safe." 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger March 4, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot isn't a great movie, but it is something rare and important: a woman's story of self-discovery - having nothing to do with her finding a husband - that has gotten room on the big screen. fresh Molly Eichel 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 4, 2016 +1162 Fey gives an impressively sensitive dramatic performance. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet March 3, 2016 +1162 The film ... rests in a tidiness that's at odds with the messiness of the milieu. And even when we are exposed to glimpses of wartime violence and menace, it's undercut by fuzzy platitudes near the end of the film. rotten Nicolas Rapold 1 New York Times March 3, 2016 +1162 If this role isn't remembered as THE signature moment when we came to think of Tina Fey as an award-level dramatic actor as well as an iconic comic force, it's a substantial step in that direction. 3/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 3, 2016 +1162 A scattered comedy-drama with few laughs and even fewer insights. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday March 3, 2016 +1162 The movie plays like a global-political farce made by people who've never left the Upper West Side. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe March 3, 2016 +1162 Tina Fey gets her best role since playing Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly March 3, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot doesn't serve [Fey] fully, but this is her best work yet on the feature screen. It's a pleasure to see her come into her own as a movie star while playing a woman who must travel far afield to discover her strength and courage. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal March 3, 2016 +1162 Entertaining in bursts, though lacking insight 3/5 rotten Blake Crane 0 Film Racket March 3, 2016 +1162 I was rooting for it so hard that I told myself I liked it even as it missed one mark after another. But in the end it's just shapeless and apolitical. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture March 3, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is powered by a more restrained Tina Fey, who ditches overly gag-filled comedy for one of her finest performances yet. 7/10 fresh Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered March 3, 2016 +1162 While rarely dull, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is forever changing direction. 3/5 fresh Bill Brownstein 0 Montreal Gazette March 3, 2016 +1162 It's a movie where the subtler small scenes resonate more than the clunkier big ones. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star March 3, 2016 +1162 Fey finds a perfect middle ground between sarcasm and vulnerability. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly March 3, 2016 +1162 The movie never makes up its mind what it wants to be, so it just chases the nearest emotion it can grab without ever earning it. 0.5/5 rotten Matt Goldberg 0 Collider March 3, 2016 +1162 Co-directors Glenn Ficarra and John Requa botch the juxtaposition of comic and dramatic elements in Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. 2/4 rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald March 3, 2016 +1162 Tone deafness abides. 5/10 rotten Melissa Weller 0 Paste Magazine March 3, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot treats the war as if it were a geographic feature of Afghanistan, where nature has set forth mountains, deserts, and chaotic bloodshed. rotten Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation March 3, 2016 +1162 Mordantly funny. fresh Carrie Rickey 0 Truthdig March 3, 2016 +1162 The questions posed about journalistic ethics, personal integrity, and the problematic high of wartime reporting are all worth considering. fresh Leah Pickett 1 Chicago Reader March 3, 2016 +1162 We may need grander statements about our forays into the Middle East, but we can use movies like Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, too. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly March 3, 2016 +1162 Tina Fey, the film's producer and star, keeps getting better and better in each of those positions. Here she hits a new high mark in both. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 3, 2016 +1162 There's a sharp comedy to be made about America's misadventures in Afghanistan. This isn't it. 2/4 rotten Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 3, 2016 +1162 I found it flawed but fascinating, and a no-fail showcase for Tina Fey's real talents as a serious actress. Best of all, this movie is never boring for a single minute. 3/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer March 3, 2016 +1162 Its feminist perspective checkmates the frat-boy misogyny and machismo that too often mar films set in combat zones. 3/4 fresh Elise Nakhnikian 0 Slant Magazine March 3, 2016 +1162 "True to its title, as well as its flawed but sympathetic protagonist, ""Whiskey Tango Foxtrot"" is more confused than cynical or opportunistic. Its bewilderment is contagious, and ultimately endearing." 2.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post March 3, 2016 +1162 A girl-power comedy with a bold twist: The timid heroine blossoms in Afghanistan, one of the most female-unfriendly countries on earth. B fresh Amy Nicholson 1 MTV March 3, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is entertaining sometimes, but if you're looking for any real insight, you're looking in the wrong place. 2.5/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald March 3, 2016 +1162 The film itself feels uncertain, compromised and tentative. Those are very different qualities than brash, or bracing, or provocative. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 3, 2016 +1162 "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot"" is a likable construction that points its star in a new direction without ever quite making a point." fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com March 3, 2016 +1162 "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot"" is by far Tina Fey's best movie. It makes use of her comic sense, but also of her watchful wariness and underlying wistfulness." 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 3, 2016 +1162 "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot"" is a pretty funny movie. Then, it's a not-bad drama. Then, it's a wacky comedy. Then, it's a tedious romance. Then, I'm not exactly sure what it's trying to do." 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 3, 2016 +1162 The filmmaking fails to draw this material together in a cohesive way, and the resulting fragmentation feels more like a side effect than a skillful style choice. C+ rotten Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club March 3, 2016 +1162 Thanks to Fey, as well as the other actors, it has grit. But it doesn't have teeth. 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic March 3, 2016 +1162 By far the best feature film in which Tina Fey has played the lead. 4/5 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian March 3, 2016 +1162 That Tina Fey is funny is a given. That she gets inside the tangled mind of a complex woman on a perpetual hot seat is something new. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone March 3, 2016 +1162 The narrative often feels more like a raunchy sex comedy than a bird's-eye view of the on-the-job hazards that Barker routinely faced. 2.5/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com March 3, 2016 +1162 It wobbles in terms of an authentic feel, yet there's no doubt Fey succeeds in her most serious big-screen outing yet. 3/4 fresh Brian Truitt 1 USA Today March 3, 2016 +1162 Fey and the cast try to anchor Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, which was shot in New Mexico, a not-entirely convincing double for Afghanistan. Despite everyone's best efforts, the end result is a war in which everyone - and especially the audience - loses. 2.5/5 rotten Preston Jones 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com March 3, 2016 +1162 Fey finds a depth in this character that her comedy roles seldom offer... I have a hunch it's a better and different movie than you probably expect. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine March 3, 2016 +1162 Strange movie. And despite the presence of Tina Fey playing its lead character, a cable-TV reporter named Kim Baker, it's not a funny one. 2/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times March 3, 2016 +1162 There's so much to enjoy and appreciate about this movie, especially after the awful Rock the Kasbah. 3.5/5 fresh Edward Douglas 0 Den of Geek March 2, 2016 +1162 "Ficarra and Requa don't always have the firmest grip on storytelling needs, but they manage to find life in the middle of Hell, with ""Foxtrot"" achieving levels of entertainment other pictures of this ilk have failed to acquire." B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com March 2, 2016 +1162 A triumph. A smart and absurdly funny movie that takes a different view of the war in Afghanistan. Tina Fey is terrific in a different kind of role, and Martin Freeman steals it. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily March 2, 2016 +1162 It's like a dud hand grenade in that at first glance it looks like it could blast but soon it's clear there's no pop. 2/4 rotten Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee March 2, 2016 +1162 A small, syncopated movie that immerses, even if it offers only a glance. fresh Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair March 2, 2016 +1162 A galling, casually offensive, and deeply unsatisfying film. C- rotten Michael Snydel 0 The Film Stage March 2, 2016 +1162 Tina Fey does a lot to carry this Afghanistan-set war comedy through some rough patches. fresh Rebecca Pahle 0 Film Journal International March 2, 2016 +1162 In her most impressive role to date, Tina Fey plays a journalist in the throes of an identity crisis. Alas, her movie has one too. 2.5/4 rotten Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly March 2, 2016 +1162 Tina Fey's funniest, most pointed big screen outing. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation March 2, 2016 +1162 Should a movie about reporting from such a deeply troubled country really be this entertaining? fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine March 2, 2016 +1162 "Too sane and predictable to be effective satire, nor should you expect the surrealism of a ""Dr. Strangelove"" or the humor of a ""Mash." C+ rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 1, 2016 +1162 "By the time Fey is able to say the words, ""This is not about you,"" the comedy owns the feminism it always had. The war scenes are only so-so, but it wins a bigger battle." 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out March 1, 2016 +1162 WTF is essentially Eat Pray Love for embeds, filled with jokes and sight gags that are repeated to ever stonier spectator silence. rotten Melissa Anderson 1 Village Voice March 1, 2016 +1162 What work better in the movie are mostly smaller moments: the jokes that land, the rapport between the reporters, and all the weirdly ordinary ways people manage to find a new normal, even in the most WTF circumstances. B- fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly February 29, 2016 +1162 Impossible to hate because of its appealing cast and peppy script. But it's just not dramatic or funny enough to be memorable. Instead, it's just meh. 2.5/5 rotten Gregory Wakeman 0 CinemaBlend February 29, 2016 +1162 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is basically a drama, being marketed as a comedy, that's a lot better than you probably think it is and finally gives Tina Fey a worthwhile lead role in a film. 7/10 fresh Mike Ryan 0 Uproxx February 29, 2016 +1162 The filmmakers keep to the surface of the bluntly rowdy story while conveying apolitical layers of regret and exasperation, in wanly comic and affectingly melodramatic action alike. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker February 29, 2016 +1162 There are no surprises or hitherto untapped resources mined here. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter February 28, 2016 +1162 The movie never quite shakes off a glib, incurious outsider's perspective that can tilt into outright cluelessness, particularly where some of its more egregious casting choices are concerned. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety February 28, 2016 +1162 It's wiser than the confusion its title suggests, and it pushes Fey toward a film career that's as uncompromising, unpredictable and intelligent as her TV work. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap February 28, 2016 +1163 While there could be more that goes into a Gloria Grahame film, as a May-December Hollywood weepie, Film Stars Die in Liverpool earns its Kleenex. 3.5/4 fresh Christopher James 0 AwardsCircuit.com October 30, 2018 +1163 A handsome but anemic sob story about the cruelty and vanity of Hollywood that isn't nearly as interesting as its central performance. rotten Clint Worthington 0 Alcohollywood October 26, 2018 +1163 It's another compelling performance for the four-time Oscar nominee in a film that may sputter at times only to be lifted by Bening's stunning work. B fresh Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News October 25, 2018 +1163 Their chemistry together is superb. The moving, well-judged, wonderfully acted film has humour, compassion, tenderness, kindness and sadness that is even more moving because it all basically happened. 4/5 fresh Alexa Dalby 0 Dog and Wolf October 17, 2018 +1163 Benning is unrecognisable in the role, breathing life in to a heightened, borderline otherworldly character - and leaving you wishing director Paul McGuigan would equally be able to breathe life in to the rest of his pedestrian picture. 2.5/5 rotten Alistair Ryder 0 Cinemazine October 4, 2018 +1163 No matter how dramatic the melodramatic conflict, director Paul McGuigan relates the brief but intense relationship of two characters that at times do not seem complementary without exaggeration. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Carlos Esquives 0 Cinencuentro September 17, 2018 +1163 What a performance, transformational, by Bening. Oscar-worthy. fresh Eli Glasner 0 CBC News September 10, 2018 +1163 The two leads rise above their script to develop something touching and lovely, something that mines the earth between starstruck and true love. 3 fresh Hope Madden 0 Columbus Underground August 27, 2018 +1163 This bookend of Grahame's latter life - though entertaining and not without wonderful nuanced moments, an evocative soundtrack and light laughs - is maddeningly gun shy. 3/5 fresh Sarah Voon 0 Flicks.co.nz August 27, 2018 +1163 There is a lot in this story about these women, the characters they play, the images they created and those that were projected onto their onscreen and offscreen lives. For Bening to now portray Grahame is meaningful and poetic. fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 24, 2018 +1163 But despite the great chemistry between the two leads and the sparkling performance by Bening, the film doesn't contain the same passion as its subjects. B- fresh Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com August 14, 2018 +1163 The film can feel a bit too easy to swallow, but at least with the charm of its cast, it's never boring. 2.5/5 fresh Chelsea Phillips-Carr 0 Scene Creek July 19, 2018 +1163 The film is enigmatic and ethereal, but above all the brightest are Annette Bening and Jamie Bell as the actors Gloria Gahame and Peter Turner. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Mabel Salinas 0 Cine Premiere June 24, 2018 +1163 Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool may not be profound, but it entertains, projecting an elegant drama that mimes the stories of love from the golden age of cinema. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Mariana Fern 0 Butaca Ancha June 21, 2018 +1163 As Grahame, Bening is boldly unglamorous, unravelling from insecurity and illness. 3/5 fresh James Marsh 0 South China Morning Post June 10, 2018 +1163 Annette Bening's talent is overwhelming... [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Alberto Bermejo 0 El Mundo (Spain) May 18, 2018 +1163 Perhaps that sweet look at a happy past explains the film's lack of depth... but it is insufficient to do justice to Grahame. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten 0 May 14, 2018 +1163 Annette Bening is clearly having fun in the ageing-actress role that has a touch of Sunset Boulevard's Gloria Swanson about it. fresh Kaleem Aftab 0 Cineuropa May 14, 2018 +1163 Has all the raw and refined talent in the world, magical sets, transcontinental charm, a diamond in the rough when it comes to source material, and a love story to boot, and yet, it falls short. rotten Indra Arriaga 0 Anchorage Press May 10, 2018 +1163 The passage from contention to excess turns a worthy film into a film worthy of the Hallmark Channel. [Full Review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Ezequiel Boetti 0 Otroscines.com May 8, 2018 +1163 [Annette] Bening clearly identifies with Grahme, her nostalgia and pain, and also her will to live. [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Marcos Gand 0 Sensacine May 8, 2018 +1163 McGuigan's artistic flourishes and Greenhalgh's observant script carry the audience through this story in ways that will spark memories even if the film doesn't have much subtext or weight. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 30, 2018 +1163 The delicacy to the subject matter is fortunate as it could have easily been a by the numbers film about illness, love and separation. [Full Review in Spanish] 7/10 fresh Felipe Vicente 0 EscribiendoCine April 30, 2018 +1163 Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool is not your typical romance, and we love it for that. 9/10 fresh Ashley Menzel 0 We Live Entertainment April 30, 2018 +1163 As in [Gloria] Grahame's life, Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool's best moments happen in the past, when the love affair between the woman in her fifties and twenty-year-old Turner flourishes... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Gaspar Zimerman 0 April 26, 2018 +1163 An entertaining film shot with elegance and good taste that... [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 April 17, 2018 +1163 [Paul] McGuigan allows his characters their dignity, and his actors the opportunity to suggest rich inner lives for their creations. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 30, 2018 +1163 It's very much Annette Bening and Jamie Bell's film when all is said and done, and they are stunning in it. 3/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending March 27, 2018 +1163 You can't help but feel that the movies have shortchanged Grahame once again. 2/5 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) March 23, 2018 +1163 It's a fairly straightforward film that's quite innocent and charming. While it won't tell you everything you need to know about her, it gives you just enough clues to make you want to go find out more about just who Gloria Grahame was. fresh Masego Panyane 0 Independent Online (South Africa) March 23, 2018 +1163 A multi-layered portrayal of a multi-layered figure... benefits enormously from Bening's stellar performance. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground March 19, 2018 +1163 Fine performances from chemistry rich leads Annette Bening and Jamie Bell provide the right amount of heart and sorrow. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews March 19, 2018 +1163 I knew nothing of these individuals beforehand and so it serves as an eye-opener and a fitting tribute. B+ fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane March 6, 2018 +1163 ... for all its unlikely and fantastical nature, Film Stars is a lovely love story. 4/5 fresh Sarah Watt 0 Stuff.co.nz March 6, 2018 +1163 Quite the odd couple, they nevertheless seem perfectly suited, and Bening and Bell play them with plenty of heart, horny humour and a powerfully realistic, anti-Hollywood pain. fresh 0 Adelaide Review March 2, 2018 +1163 Ultimately, Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool is an extremely rewarding romantic drama and should appeal even to those unfamiliar with Gloria Grahame 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian March 2, 2018 +1163 As Grahame, Annette Bening captures both the actress's vulnerability and her flintiness, holding her own against a case of talented British actors fresh Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) March 1, 2018 +1163 McGuigan's role is essentially to serve the script and the performers, and we can be grateful the project wasn't handed to a director more bent on imposing an authorial stamp. 3.5/5 fresh Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) February 28, 2018 +1163 As a tribute, the film is very tender. As a biography, it might have benefited from a more objective point of view. 3/5 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) February 25, 2018 +1163 Still, there are moments of emotional truth, especially a key scene when Peter finds a way, however briefly, for Gloria to realize her dream of playing Juliet onstage. And if this movie revives interest in Gloria Grahame's vintage movies, I'm all for it. 3/4 fresh Lisa Jensen 0 Good Times Santa Cruz February 23, 2018 +1163 It's really Bening and Bell who sell this; Bening is especially good, calibrating Grahame's magnetic presence with her crippling vulnerability. fresh Al Hoff 0 Pittsburgh City Paper February 21, 2018 +1163 A love story that's told with respect and restraint. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing February 19, 2018 +1163 The bravura performance of Annette Bening, as late, great femme fatale Gloria Grahame, is the main reason to see it. 3.5/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) February 17, 2018 +1163 Though entirely sympathetic toward Grahame, it fails to animate whatever was unique about her. 2/4 rotten Robert Horton 0 HeraldNet (Everett, WA) February 16, 2018 +1163 Bening finds the shattered beauty in Grahame, the tragedy of an ex-star hanging on for dear life to her waning looks and fame that has long since passed her by. B fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News February 16, 2018 +1163 Bening is good as Grahame, but it has practically become an annual ritual for her to excel in something forgettable. 2/5 rotten Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review February 15, 2018 +1163 An Oscar nomination would have been nice. Just see the movie. It will be more than enough to tell you all you need to know about Annette Bening. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Simon 0 Buffalo News February 15, 2018 +1163 The two [actors] have enough chemistry to get you past any queasiness about the age difference. fresh 0 The Public (Buffalo) February 14, 2018 +1163 Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool plays the will-she/won't-she tell him and spoil a lovely romance too long. Yet the revelation is staged wonderfully by McGuigan as part of a breaking point quarrel. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times February 14, 2018 +1163 It's Annette Bening who powers the film, holds our interest and makes us care about a woman heretofore mostly unknown to us. 3/5 fresh Cameron Meier 0 Orlando Weekly February 14, 2018 +1163 Above all, the chemistry between the marvelous Annette Bening as Grahame and the likable Jamie Bell as Turner makes the intimacy believable and touching. fresh Diane Carson 0 KDHX (St. Louis) February 9, 2018 +1163 Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool is a generic, sentimental attempt to pay tribute to one of the more intriguing femmes fatales to ever grace the silver screen. rotten Craig D. Lindsey 0 Nashville Scene February 8, 2018 +1163 Bening and Bell unveil a spectrum of talent that stamps their performances throughout with the seal of equal engagement, not only as characters, but as the co-stars. fresh Toba Singer 0 culturevulture.net February 7, 2018 +1163 The result is a well acted film that conjures up a Golden Age of Hollywood vibe, enlivened by references to a halcyon era gone by. fresh Peg Aloi 0 Arts Fuse February 7, 2018 +1163 We aren't accustomed to seeing older women partnered with younger men, which is, at least for its novelty, a more interesting and uncharted dynamic, and one elegantly captured in Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool. fresh Megan Burbank 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) February 7, 2018 +1163 Turner can keep his story to himself. Bening and Bell deserve better. Heck, even Grahame deserves better. 1.5/4 rotten Christopher Llewellyn 0 Film Festival Today February 6, 2018 +1163 Bening can elevate even the dullest flicks to a higher level. You might even say, to paraphrase another noted Liverpudlian, she takes a bad movie and makes it better. B- fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger February 5, 2018 +1163 The biggest problem is a lack of any overarching reason why this was the story to tell about Grahame 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 Splice Today February 2, 2018 +1163 What saves Film Stars from the emotional murk is the passing sense of time. McGuigan captures the layers of sediment as they fall to the bottom... The result is something like a sand jar: a million moments miraculously sifted into an unnatural pattern. 4/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com February 2, 2018 +1163 Annette Bening is one of those rare actresses who makes a movie, however otherwise deficient, worth seeing. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor February 2, 2018 +1163 ... the lovingly crafted movie is quietly emotional, darkly funny, and deeply marinated in Old Hollywood nostalgia... fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight February 1, 2018 +1163 This somber cousin of My Week With Marilyn could really do with more ruminations on acting, on and off stage, and fewer on the ravages of terminal illness. 2/4 rotten Chance Solem-Pfeifer 0 Willamette Week February 1, 2018 +1163 These are full-bodied performances, with Peter's ardency and Gloria's kittenishness signaled in a hungry look, a wag of the eyebrows. Fittingly, the film's best scene needs no words 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle February 1, 2018 +1163 Worth seeing for Bening's brave and touching performance as an actress past her prime. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday February 1, 2018 +1163 If the movie meanders, it's refreshing to see a May-September romance in which May is played by the man for once and where the sex is happy, frank, and frequent. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 1, 2018 +1163 Sluggish and strangely unaffecting...an essentially mediocre tearjerker that is nonetheless notable for showcasing yet another striking turn by a superb actress. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 31, 2018 +1163 The mournful, sentimental Film Stars misfires, perhaps because -- in focusing on Turner's book -- it slices too much meat off the bone of Grahame's tumultuous life. rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Denerstein Unleashed January 26, 2018 +1163 ...a passable yet predominantly forgettable piece of work. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 26, 2018 +1163 Here [Bening] nails the part of a flighty, impetuous, tempestuous, needy showbiz type. 3.5/5 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post January 25, 2018 +1163 The screen romance of Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool may seem as odd as the real-life pairing was, but it's a credit to all concerned that the validity of it is never in doubt. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 25, 2018 +1163 Annette Bening is reliably great opposite Jamie Bell who gives knocked knees genuine poise and gravitas thanks to the source material. fresh Kim Hughes 0 Original Cin January 25, 2018 +1163 "If viewers buy into the lovers' May-December relationship, ""Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool"" is an affecting romantic drama. Cynics, however, should steer clear." fresh Gary M. Kramer 0 Philadelphia Gay News January 25, 2018 +1163 Bening avoids doing an impersonation, but she's obviously studied the actress, and is able to suggest aspects of Grahame that made her so watchable on screen. 2.5/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 25, 2018 +1163 ... the wonderfully artificial-looking sets have a charm of their own. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express January 24, 2018 +1163 Regardless how shaky the movie around her is, Bening is always worth watching. fresh Steve Murray 0 ArtsATL January 24, 2018 +1163 It's the lack of one other ingredient -- saccharine -- that makes the emotional life of a film about a faded movie star feel true and real. 3.5/5 fresh Jeffrey Edalatpour 0 KQED (San Francisco) January 23, 2018 +1163 "Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool"" contains performances bigger than the film itself, but the movie is also a solid take on the waning years of an aging Hollywood film siren." 7.5/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix January 19, 2018 +1163 Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool shows Gloria Grahame's softer side -- so it's the absolute opposite of the noir films that made her famous. Bening convinces us that Grahame was, for all her eccentric genius and pride, quite soft-boiled. 4/5 fresh Tim Appelo 0 AARP Movies for Grownups January 18, 2018 +1163 The movie never delves that deeply into who Gloria Grahame was, aside from a femme fatale slinking across a black-and-white screen. 2/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post January 18, 2018 +1163 Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool contains upper-echelon work from everyone involved and is a powerful portrait of Hollywood love that never gets unbearably mushy. 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth January 12, 2018 +1163 Director McGuigan and screenwriter Matt Greenhalgh paint Film Stars Don't Die ... in unapologetically sentimental tones. 3.5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 12, 2018 +1163 Together these characters generate so much chemistry that - for awhile at least - we can ignore the movie's shortcomings. 2.5/4 fresh Anita Katz 0 San Francisco Examiner January 12, 2018 +1163 [Annette] Bening's is a real character study and conveys the bundles of emotions and memories of an actress at the end of her career. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 11, 2018 +1163 There is no escaping the essential flaccidity of the story. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 11, 2018 +1163 "Annette Bening is so good in ""Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool"" that it makes up for a story that's slighter than it should be." 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic January 11, 2018 +1163 ... a tearjerker which won't necessarily jerk your tears. 1 rotten Mark Demetrius 0 FILMINK (Australia) January 10, 2018 +1163 Bening and Bell sell the material, creating an unlikely partnership that earns your compassion. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 9, 2018 +1163 Annette Bening lights up the screen in this stunning portrait of a fading star. 4/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com January 9, 2018 +1163 Glum and self-serving, with only Bening's spot-on performance to recommend it. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation January 8, 2018 +1163 The central pairing lends it a touching intensity ... fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker January 8, 2018 +1163 The movie isn't too concerned with age differences or hitting biographical highlights. Rather, it tries to get at the heart of how these two connected. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 6, 2018 +1163 Director Paul McGuigan pulls off some marvelously theatrical effects that collapse time into emotional memory. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 29, 2017 +1163 Even if it lacks deeper context and emotional resonance, the film winds up as a poignant and sensitively rendered love story with some powerfully intimate moments along the way. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue December 29, 2017 +1163 Provides scant evidence about why we should care about Grahame to begin with and how her fate was perhaps emblematic of movie sirens both past and present. 2.5/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com December 29, 2017 +1163 Film Stars is no portrait of Grahame; it's a pair of points that barely form a line. No shot in the film dares attempt to communicate more than one idea or emotion at a time. rotten Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice December 29, 2017 +1163 These characters exist in a bubble of happy-go-lucky romance and inevitable tragedy. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 28, 2017 +1163 The fleshing out of the story feels thin, and sometimes nakedly contrived... Yet the film has moments of surprising grace and tenderness. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 28, 2017 +1163 Bening's expert runs up and down the emotional register leave no room for doubt about Grahame's charisma even when she's playing her own worst enemy. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR December 28, 2017 +1163 Film Stars is a basic biopic that, in spite of its fantastic leads, doesn't leave an impression. 5/10 rotten Kristen Lopez 0 The Young Folks December 28, 2017 +1163 "The reason to pay attention to ""Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool"" is the reason it got made in the first place: the opportunity it provides to see star Annette Bening in action." fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 28, 2017 +1163 Bening forgoes vanity and digs into the humiliation Grahame felt as she aged out of the vampy roles Hollywood typecast her in. Bell brings a sturdy humanity to Peter ... 2.5/4 fresh Sara Stewart 1 New York Post December 28, 2017 +1163 "McGuigan - whose previous films include ""Victor Frankenstein"" and ""Lucky Number Slevin"" - seems like a bit of a hack, particularly when it comes to his on-the-nose music choices." 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 27, 2017 +1163 What the Grahame of Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool is missing in detail, Bening makes up for in affection. Her performance is a kind of rebuke to the arc and tragic Norma Desmond view of aging movie actresses. 2.5/4 fresh Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press December 27, 2017 +1163 "Landing lightly on the loneliness of fame and the ravages of aging, ""Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool"" is a fond farewell to a distinctive talent." fresh Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times December 27, 2017 +1163 Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool is a rich romance that mixes Old Hollywood with new. 4/5 fresh Samantha Ladwig 0 Bust Magazine December 27, 2017 +1163 The frequent chronological jumps ... give a sense that the director is assembling a puzzle in which half the pieces are missing. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 26, 2017 +1163 Brief nudity, language in drama based on real-life romance. 3/5 fresh Michael Ordo 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2017 +1163 A padded wisp of a drama, the first half's evocative mystery gradually giving way to the second half's surface-level reenactments. rotten Inkoo Kang 1 TheWrap December 22, 2017 +1163 In everything from the score to the costumes and hairstyling, McGuigan seems to think that there's no such thing as too much, a lavishness that just isn't supported by the film's obviously modest budget. C+ rotten Katie Rife 1 AV Club December 21, 2017 +1163 The title is better than the film. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International December 20, 2017 +1163 The film shows no interest in the inner workings of a relationship that's defined by unusual circumstances. 2/4 rotten Chuck Bowen 0 Slant Magazine December 20, 2017 +1163 Annette Bening delivers a powerhouse performance, as does Jamie Bell. It's subtly poignant, another Tinseltown tragedy. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 19, 2017 +1163 Between the artful direction and incisive script, there's plenty of wit and romance and never a whiff of sentimentality. And while it never feels particularly deep, the movie is packed with points of resonance that linger in the mind afterwards. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com December 17, 2017 +1163 While the script by Matt Greenhalgh doesn't soar, the performances do. fresh John Powers 0 Vogue December 13, 2017 +1163 Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool is an insightful and touching love story. fresh Nathan Osborne 0 Film Inquiry November 21, 2017 +1163 ... has a lot of charm... [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Cine Premiere November 20, 2017 +1163 The acting is wonderful, with Annette Bening outstanding as the vain, deluded and not always likeable actress, and Bell at last finding a period and part that really suit him as an adult actor. 4/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) November 20, 2017 +1163 It's essentially a weepie, and as such it's a winner: nicely acted, fairly restrained in its emotionalism and bringing us a curious true story. 4/5 fresh Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) November 20, 2017 +1163 The performances, and chemistry, are great and there is much to enjoy in a My Week With Marilyn kind of way. 4/5 fresh Aine O'Connor 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) November 19, 2017 +1163 The actors ... bring a so-so script to life. 3/5 fresh Grant Rollings 0 The Sun (UK) November 19, 2017 +1163 Had the film simply been The Annette Bening Show, we'd certainly have coped. But she's matched every step of the way by Bell, in a flat-out career-best performance achieved so naturally it's a marvel. 4/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 19, 2017 +1163 An overwrought score pushes the film into the territory of melodrama, but mostly it works, with tender performances from the two leads. 4/5 fresh Simran Hans 0 Observer (UK) November 19, 2017 +1163 Brittle and insecure, yet also steely and magnetic, Bening's performance is full of nuance. 4/5 fresh Philip De 1 Time Out November 17, 2017 +1163 Directed with imagination and sensitivity by Paul McGuigan, Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool is a real heartbreaker filled with laughter, tears and all the authentic rollercoaster emotions of a great and tragic love story. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) November 17, 2017 +1163 This film has taken decades from conception to screen, but to Bening, it must feel as if it was meant to be. 4/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) November 16, 2017 +1163 We knew Bening could do sexy, but this is newer terrain for Bell, who has played a few too many boys and bit parts in recent years. 4/5 fresh Ed Potton 0 Times (UK) November 16, 2017 +1163 This is essentially held together by the two lead performances. On paper, Bell has the lesser role, but this is his best performance to date... As for Bening, if she doesn't get Oscar-nominated this year, I will eat my hat, and also yours. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator November 16, 2017 +1163 A film that really earns it's epic title and the lush Elvis Costello ballad over the final credits. 4/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times November 16, 2017 +1163 Director Paul McGuigan... gets great performances from his leads, making a virtue of their chemistry together, particularly in the early joyous stages of their relationship when Peter, charmingly, has no idea who Grahame is. 4/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman November 15, 2017 +1163 Bening's performance is subtle and courageous. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) November 15, 2017 +1163 McGuigan goes for easy wins throughout, doggedly incurious about his own characters, underlining the literal-minded script, repeating entire scenes in case anyone missed the point. 2/5 rotten Danny Leigh 0 Financial Times November 15, 2017 +1163 As screen chemistry goes, they've cooked up the strongest of stuff. 5/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 November 15, 2017 +1163 A real-life May-December romance, movingly told and acted. Bening and Bell give performances to cherish. 4/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film November 14, 2017 +1163 It's a classy weepy with some killer dialogue, but Bening is the big sell here. Given one of the juiciest roles of her career, she makes every moment count. 4/5 fresh Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine November 14, 2017 +1163 A tremendously sensitive and complex portrayal of a forgotten star which forgoes caricature in favour of a deeply personal story. 4/5 fresh Christopher Machell 0 The Skinny November 14, 2017 +1163 A touching, tender love story and a respectful, fully cinematic biography of an underappreciated talent, whose scandalous tastes eclipsed her star power. C+ fresh Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction November 12, 2017 +1163 What makes Grahame's story eminently watchable, and even fascinating in spurts, is the magnetic performance by Annette Bening, who always seems to shine right around awards season. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics October 21, 2017 +1163 Bening doesn't dodge the lens which highlights her own ageing face and gives a superbly brave performance. 4/5 fresh Saskia Baron 0 The Arts Desk October 19, 2017 +1163 McGuigan manages to tell a truly touching story without resorting to any superfluous narrative devices. His generosity toward his actors is second to none, giving them just enough melodrama to work with without ever overdoing it. 4/5 fresh Linda Marric 0 HeyUGuys October 12, 2017 +1163 Even if you know how it was fated to end, it's a captivating journey, from the fun of their first days to the touching postscript. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 The List October 11, 2017 +1163 Paul McGuigan's few keyed-up aesthetic flourishes actually prove more than apt to the story of a woman whose life frequently resembled the heated movie melodramas that made her name. fresh Keith Uhlich 0 Slant Magazine September 15, 2017 +1163 Annette Bening makes this story of Gloria Grahame's last days a must-see. 4/5 fresh Susan G. Cole 0 NOW Toronto September 13, 2017 +1163 First rate performances from the two leads, and a fine supporting cast, confirms this as an awards season contender. fresh Wendy Ide 0 Screen International September 7, 2017 +1163 "Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool"" is a tawdrier, more tragic, but similarly superficial ""My Week with Marilyn,"" devoted to the dying days of an actress who always lived in Monroe's voluptuous shadow." C- rotten David Ehrlich 1 indieWire September 5, 2017 +1163 Over-production-designed as the film is, Bening and Bell manage to hold their own within it. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety September 3, 2017 +1163 "Improbably, while Annette Bening is incredible playing a fading Hollywood starlet in Paul McGuigan's ""Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool,"" it's her co-star, Jamie Bell, who might be the film's real secret weapon." B fresh Gregory Ellwood 0 The Playlist September 2, 2017 +1163 It's a beguiling story and Bell and Bening are tremendous as the star-crossed lovers. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian September 2, 2017 +1163 Despite a few quibbles that viewers may have, there is no denying the emotional force that this film develops, and for that, we can credit talented filmmakers and two stars working at the height of their powers. fresh Stephen Farber 1 Hollywood Reporter September 2, 2017 +1164 Despite attempts at freshening up the material, it comes off stale, another plodding historical drama that is far too familiar to be truly exciting. C rotten Murtada Elfadl 0 Film Experience December 6, 2018 +1164 If the substance of the story matched the look of it, this movie could have done justice to two of history's most fascinating and transformative characters. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 6, 2018 +1164 It isn't only about the acting. Rourke's cinematographer, composer and costume designer have created a resplendent period piece highlighted with breathtaking vistas, beautiful soundtrack and opulent finery for the two queens. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 6, 2018 +1164 Both Robbie and Ronan are sensational in their roles, particularly Ronan who has the lion's share of the two parts. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 6, 2018 +1164 Mary Queen of Scots does make a powerfully moving case for an uneasy dance between two powerful women hamstrung by male politics. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR December 6, 2018 +1164 If all you do is look at performances, the historical drama is worthy of praise. Step back, and the overall production stumbles through writing mistakes, a drab look and a storytelling structure that puts the main event [too] deep into the tale... 2.5/4 rotten Rick Bentley 0 Tribune News Service December 6, 2018 +1164 The garments are beautiful, evocative, and specific, rich in texture and in meaning alike. B- fresh Allison Shoemaker 0 Consequence of Sound December 6, 2018 +1164 It doesn't always work, but the film makes for an entertaining argument to reevaluate the legacy of Mary Queen of Scots, beyond the time-worn focus on her tragedy. 2.5/4 fresh Monica Castillo 1 RogerEbert.com December 6, 2018 +1164 Saoirse Ronan is stunning, carrying herself as regal as a woman can be, stretching her terrific acting chops as a woman whose judgment in men is not always on the money. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Shockya.com December 6, 2018 +1164 A kind of nothing of a film. rotten Emily Yoshida 1 New York Magazine/Vulture December 6, 2018 +1164 Consistently interesting even if it's not always convincing. fresh 1 New York Times December 6, 2018 +1164 It's Ronan, as well as Margot Robbie in an arresting turn as a wretched but wily Elizabeth, who keeps us watching even as the twists in Mary's narrative become increasingly, almost maddeningly complicated. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 6, 2018 +1164 In a similar way, despite numerous advantages, the film with [Mary's] name on it has promise it does not fully deliver on. rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 5, 2018 +1164 While it pays lip service to how bad it is to pit women against each other, that's exactly what the movie is structured to do, cross-cutting between the two queens in similar poses and compositions and thus asking us to compare and contrast them. rotten Inkoo Kang 1 Slate December 5, 2018 +1164 Ronan has immensely evolved to become this powerful jack-of-all-trades actress and Mary is another entry in her streak of incredible performances. 4/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews December 5, 2018 +1164 As effective as director Josie Rourke is at exposing the emotional and physical toll of reigning as queen when exploring Mary and Elizabeth's relationship, her portrait of an endless string of betrayals ends up as simply faceless and impersonal. 2/4 rotten Derek Smith 0 Slant Magazine December 5, 2018 +1164 This is Ronan's show, and she finds extra intensity, beautifully layering Mary's steely edge with a joyous lightness. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 5, 2018 +1164 The film, for all its prestige and edginess, its lofty goals and contemporary messages, is not a particularly engrossing experience. rotten Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press December 5, 2018 +1164 It looks suspiciously like the producers didn't have the budget for crowd scenes, perhaps because they had spent so much on hairspray. 2/5 rotten Nicholas Barber 0 BBC.com December 5, 2018 +1164 Mary Queen of Scots may span a few years of the queen's life but actress Saoirse Ronan delivers a commanding performance as Scottish royalty. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies December 5, 2018 +1164 Ronan is excellent and the costumes are lovely, but that's just not enough. You find yourself wanting a whole lot more. 2/4 rotten Joey Magidson 0 Hollywood News December 5, 2018 +1164 Given the capable performances and a few memorable scenes, it's difficult to pinpoint why this handsome, competent production can't offer much more satisfaction... C+ rotten Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club December 4, 2018 +1164 "One can't help but feel this version of ""Mary Queen of Scots"" could only have been made in a post-Hillary world, fueled by feminist anger searching for validation, for confirmation that men have ruined everything for centuries. " 3/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service December 4, 2018 +1164 You cannot deny the power of what both Ronan and Robbie bring to this elaborate and visually operatic drama. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 4, 2018 +1164 Solid performances from Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie make this often sluggish venture somewhat bearable. B- fresh Nate Adams 0 The Only Critic December 4, 2018 +1164 ...takes an upper-tier cast, a fascinating piece of historical drama, and truly burgeoning filmmaking talent in director Josie Rourke, and manages to bring the best out in all of them. 1 fresh Cain Noble-Davies 0 FILMINK (Australia) December 3, 2018 +1164 There's exactly one Great Scene . . and the journey to get there is long, sedate and rather unspectacular considering the tantalizing story. rotten Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly December 3, 2018 +1164 It's nice to see this story onscreen, but frustrating to watch it try to have it both ways on virtually every plot point. C+ rotten Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk December 3, 2018 +1164 What keeps the film from feeling like period-piece amber... is the keenly feminist sensibility of first-time director Josie Rourke and the fierce charisma and complicated humanity of its two leads, sovereigns till the end. A- fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly December 3, 2018 +1164 The tamped-down and smoothed-out movie lacks the psychological acuity and the political reflection to develop its ideas. rotten Richard Brody 1 New Yorker December 3, 2018 +1164 Though it's a long ride, the movie is sure to please a patient audience with fans of political and historical dramas. 3.5/5 fresh Samantha Incorvaia 1 Arizona Republic December 3, 2018 +1164 Though wonky, Mary Queen of Scots awed me. fresh Kristy Puchko 0 Riot Material November 30, 2018 +1164 Mary Queen of Scots is a crisply acted tale of palace intrigue, loaded with betrayal and sexual machinations. Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie deliver spellbinding performances. 3.5/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb November 29, 2018 +1164 The stars outshine the production 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation November 29, 2018 +1164 You probably know how this story ends, but Rourke makes the getting-there suspenseful even so. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine November 29, 2018 +1164 Mary is depicted as a woman in open rebellion with tradition, beseeched on all sides by the treachery of jealous, sexist counsel. B- fresh Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 28, 2018 +1164 Mary Queen of Scots is a film that will always gild the lily, which proves fatal since it's seemingly set in a garden of them. 2.5/5 rotten David Crow 0 Den of Geek November 27, 2018 +1164 It's basically House of Cards for royal politics. You get to watch two smart and savvy women make political maneuvers. fresh Fred Topel 0 Nerd Report November 26, 2018 +1164 ...visually dull and intriguing in only the most generic sense, but still a showcase for the twin talents of Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie. 3/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 21, 2018 +1164 Mary Queen of Scots does a decent job of laying out the foundations of Mary Stuart's importance, even if it often feels like it's leapfrogging through history. fresh Kristen Lopez 0 Culturess November 21, 2018 +1164 "In a wicked display of tension and percolating drama, Josie Rourke's smartly effective and intoxicating ""Mary Queen of Scots"" showcases two grandiose performances from Academy Award nominees Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie." 3.5/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com November 21, 2018 +1164 Ronan is the monarch of the lens in this feisty, feminist royal biopic, which favours queenly clashes over battlefield action. 3/5 fresh Kate Stables 0 Total Film November 20, 2018 +1164 History never fails to repeat itself. The factional fighting in colorfully picturesque Sixteenth Century England is mirrored today in the grayer environment of the U.S. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Big Apple Reviews November 19, 2018 +1164 At the center [of Mary Queen of Scots] are fiery women fighting for their rightful place, queer representation and diverse casting that elevate this period drama and raises the bar for future ones. 3.5/4 fresh Erik Anderson 0 AwardsWatch November 17, 2018 +1164 Rourke's greatest achievement is the performances she's coaxed out of her two lead actresses. They're so good they're like De Niro and Pacino in Heat. 4/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) November 16, 2018 +1164 Although the film's palace intrigue gets a bit dense, the story never loses sight of its compassion for these characters and their shared plight of being held hostage by conniving, belittling, power-hungry men determined to usurp their authority. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International November 16, 2018 +1164 Mary Queen of Scots is no staid, stuffy period drama, as restrained as the breathing of corseted women. Instead, this a vital film, whose lace-trimmed bosom heaves with life. B+ fresh Kimber Myers 0 The Playlist November 16, 2018 +1164 In telling the story of Elizabeth's ill-fated cousin, Mary Queen of Scots sheds the bonds of the old costume drama by adding a modernist/feminist twist into the mix. Features outstanding work by Margot Robbie. B+ fresh 0 Splash Report November 16, 2018 +1164 An epic look at the intimate frustrations of two massively powerful young women who spend most of their energy navigating between who they are and what they represent. B- fresh David Ehrlich 1 indieWire November 16, 2018 +1164 [A] lush and ravishing period piece... 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 16, 2018 +1164 A history lesson with more fire in the belly than most. It turns out that a feminist angle really can revive the same old Tudor psychodramas, thanks in large part to Ronan and Robbie's authoritative performance. 4/5 fresh Helen O'Hara 0 Empire Magazine November 16, 2018 +1164 Rourke and Willimon have crafted a juicy, darkly compelling drama that offers a sleek alternative to what's come before. It's hardly revolutionary or particularly revisionist but there's enough here to make it feel like a worthy endeavour nonetheless. 4/5 fresh Benjamin Lee 0 Guardian November 16, 2018 +1164 Director Rourke exhibits confidence and enthusiasm in dealing with such juicy material in the company of her two outstanding young actresses. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter November 16, 2018 +1164 Reverberates with meaning throughout our current modern-day societal landscape, propelling a good biopic into a great one; Saoirse Ronan's final speech comes along and sticks the landing. 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth November 16, 2018 +1164 Mary Queen of Scots is more than a textbook period piece. It shows how to create a feminist-friendly, diverse biopic with all the dramatic dynamics of a political potboiler. B fresh Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction November 15, 2018 +1164 Far from a home run with some major snags including pacing and emotional detachment at the beginning of the movie, but the film still manages to resonate as a story about a woman of great power fighting to lead amongst men. B- fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Collider November 15, 2018 +1164 Acknowledges both the struggles of women and the fact that people of color have always been part of society, even during the Renaissance and Age of Discovery. fresh Yolanda Machado 1 TheWrap November 15, 2018 +1166 As short film devices go, this dynamic might not be the most original, but Tong generates real laughs and genuinely tearjerking moments from this work that draws on the uncanny sense of direction that some older people possess. 4.5/5 fresh John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) November 7, 2017 +1166 Nostalgia is aplenty in the segments by Khoo, Neo, Tong, Rajagopal and Boo as they examine aspects of Singapore's past. 4/5 fresh Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) September 20, 2017 +1166 They're mostly comedic stories, but two deadly serious segments undercut the levity and give Letters an uneven tone. So do the wild deviations in style, ranging from stark black-and-white domestic drama to psychedelic musical fantasy. B rotten Mike Gallucci 0 Willamette Week February 26, 2016 +1167 An immaculately constructed Rube Goldberg device that accumulates comic energy and speed as it reaches its finale, built from social and emotional hypocrisies we use to try and paper over our vices. It's what Russell does now, only far less serious. 4.5/5 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap June 2, 2016 +1167 It's a road movie, and a family comedy, and neurotic Woody Allen-style rom-com, but none of those crisp, compact boxes can properly contain this wild, strange, unruly picture. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire April 9, 2016 +1167 David O. Russell has a twisted mind; I like that in a man. B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1167 This whacked-out road comedy about a young man's search for his real parents takes any number of unexpected turns, most of them bitingly funny. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1167 Entertainment for the whole dysfunctional family. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com February 13, 2008 +1167 Boasting a clever title, this is an inspired piece of lunacy about sociology versus biology, with terrific performances from Ben Stiller and his two sets of parents. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 27, 2006 +1167 When I caught this modern-day screwball comedy in theaters I didn't think much of it, and it's even less appealing now. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1167 The neurotic frenzy threatens to annoy, but Russell's edgy, abbreviated style generates farcical comic friction without sacrificing character. fresh 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1167 One Stiller movie I actually enjoyed. 3/5 fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com August 14, 2004 +1167 If Russell is erratic with plot and the slightest bit smug in attitude, he makes up for these flaws by drawing fun, inspired performances from his ace cast. B- fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks July 30, 2004 +1167 Avoiding the safety of the PC blanket, David O. Russell has crafted a canny, crafty and altogether adorable little misfit of a movie. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 1, 2004 +1167 Sounds like a French farce, you say? Well, you got that right. And it's just as entertaining. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews June 5, 2004 +1167 Outstanding, uproariously funny dark comedy 5/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette April 2, 2004 +1167 Excellent comedy. You can just feel how good intentions turn disastrous. 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 25, 2003 +1167 A brilliant, underrated comedy, featuring one of the more inspired comic screenplays in recent years. It established David O. Russell as a major voice in Hollywood. 4/5 fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News April 4, 2003 +1167 Stiller's never been better as an actor. 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times February 3, 2003 +1167 The film isn't particularly deep, but it's well written, well acted, and often laugh-out-loud funny. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1167 Hysterically funny movie about sex, marriage, and the surprises that make life worth living. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 27, 2002 +1167 "Flirting With Disaster"" is no exception to Stiller's disappointing cinematic track record." rotten Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1167 [A] wonderfully mad odyssey of a movie, in which a man sets out to find his biological parents and winds up meeting more weirdos than Alice found down the rabbit hole. 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1167 There are conventions in this sort of story, and Russell seems to violate most of them. He allows the peculiarities of his characters to lead them away from the plot line and into perplexities of their own. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1167 The perpetual motion is a deliciously hysterical rush. This offbeat, documentary-like comedy becomes geometrically funnier as it goes along. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1167 Russell finds humanity and sympathy in each and every oddball that's dredged up from under the stones that his film turns up. fresh KJ Doughton 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1167 Although the film's frantic momentum occasionally lags, much to your chagrin, it's probably the result of some law of physics -- no movie could possibly be this funny every minute of its entire length. 4.5/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1167 Russell's anarchic comedy comes up with some doozy ideas, and some of the comedy is clever and on the mark. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1167 Hang on and prepare to laugh continually. 3.5/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1167 5/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com July 3, 2004 +1167 4/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 2, 2004 +1167 5/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat June 23, 2004 +1167 1/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals March 6, 2004 +1167 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +1167 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 13, 2004 +1167 4/5 fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 1, 2003 +1167 4/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1167 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 27, 2003 +1167 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) February 12, 2003 +1167 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 20, 2003 +1167 5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1167 4/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1167 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1167 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1167 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1167 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1167 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1167 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1167 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1167 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1167 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1167 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1167 3.5/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1169 While the storyline is not the most original, this film still gives a few good scares. 6.5/10 fresh Molly Henery 0 The Blogging Banshee November 2, 2018 +1169 It never answers the most important question: how did this film get a theatrical release and not go straight to DVD? Truly, some things man was not meant to know. 5/10 rotten Johnny Gayzmonic 0 Fanboys of the Universe November 2, 2018 +1169 The Lazarus Effect merely coasts by on a very thin script that is really just a placeholder to get to what is obviously its larger purpose: to frighten the audience so much that we forget that we're watching a bad movie. D+ rotten Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 1, 2017 +1169 A decent, well-made, small-scale genre film with a great cast of on-the-cusp players, The Lazarus Effect begins as a modern-day spin on Frankensteinian mad science, but segues into more demonic matters. fresh Kim Newman 0 Electric Sheep August 16, 2017 +1169 David Gelb's new film is so dependent on the classic standbys of the genre, and so slight in every other regard, that it immediately draws attention to just how creaky they've gotten over the years D+ rotten Nathan Bartlebaugh 0 The Film Stage February 23, 2016 +1169 Given the low-budget film's bottle-episode feel, horror fans could've gotten extra mileage out of a disorienting and original psychological treatment. rotten Lenika Cruz 1 The Atlantic January 21, 2016 +1169 As far as cautionary tales go, The Lazarus Effect is pretty good stuff overall and effectively rises above its mild approach to deliver a thoughtful and intense horror experience that I had a lot of fun with despite all its flaws. 3/5 fresh Heather Wixson 0 Daily Dead January 6, 2016 +1169 Thanks to Duplass's 'regular guy' appeal and Wilde's ability to play the girl-next-door with the same aplomb as possessed siren, The Lazarus Effect proves believable enough to be entertaining but a little too bland to leave much of a scar. 2/5 rotten Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com December 23, 2015 +1169 The script gets less adventurous as it goes along, slowly shedding every intriguing idea and character detail for an utterly conventional final act. 2/5 rotten Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto December 18, 2015 +1169 The Lazarus Effect is a scary movie that pokes around with some big questions, but never really goes far enough to say anything. rotten Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 5, 2015 +1169 Nothing fresh is brought to the screen and the stars end up treading water with well-worn cliches. 2/5 rotten Garry McConnachie 0 Daily Record (UK) October 16, 2015 +1169 makes no great claims on originality, although it does rewire its source materials into something ever so slightly different, while following the Blumhouse formula of contained creepiness and slickly packaged jump scares. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Projected Figures September 4, 2015 +1169 With solid performances, The Lazarus Effect simply doesn't rattle as many cages as it wants to, try as hard as it might. rotten John Noonan 0 FILMINK (Australia) August 12, 2015 +1169 "For all its talk about bringing life back to animals and humans, ""The Lazarus Effect"" simply doesn't have any to spare for itself." 2/5 rotten Jeff Beck 0 The Blu Spot June 18, 2015 +1169 This is a remarkably inert movie: unscary, unexciting, and so obvious that it announces how obvious it is going to be in advance. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher June 17, 2015 +1169 Lazarus gets sloppy in a hurry. 2.5/5 rotten Reagan Gavin 0 The Times of India May 31, 2015 +1169 ...the film's few sparks of originality and charisma are stamped out by a script and a director who refuses to take any genuine chances with the subject material. 5/10 rotten Nathanael Hood 0 The Young Folks April 16, 2015 +1169 Very little life here. C rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) March 23, 2015 +1169 The movie ought to be scarier, but in the current genre environment of teen-centric, found-footage shockers, its messing-with-Mother Nature traditionalism and structured storytelling is so old-school it feels new again. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) March 23, 2015 +1169 ...a thoroughly unmemorable and disappointingly lazy horror endeavor. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 17, 2015 +1169 "This sub-par scare-flick entry in the ""back from the dead"" genre starts smart but gets dumber as it goes." 2/5 rotten Neil Pond 0 Parade Magazine March 13, 2015 +1169 If hell, as the movie says, is the worst memory of your life on an infinite loop, I'd better clean up my act or I'll be watching The Lazarus Effect for all eternity. 1/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press March 7, 2015 +1169 It's thematically thin but competently made and good for a few scares. fresh Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader March 6, 2015 +1169 The picture is in desperate need of a personality, a perspective, something that justifies its existence. 2/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork March 6, 2015 +1169 The fright ultimately fizzles... 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate March 6, 2015 +1169 ...settles into a ho-hum slasher groove, offering up with Pavlovian regularity epileptic freak-outs and shadowy figures. rotten William Goss 0 Austin Chronicle March 4, 2015 +1169 Despite an intriguing opening and an overqualified cast, The Lazarus Effect can't shake a been-there/resurrected-that vibe. 2/5 rotten Keith Phipps 0 The Dissolve March 2, 2015 +1169 Ms. Wilde could hold our attention needlepointing the Periodic Table, but having our dream fulfilled to see her go all 'Carrie' couldn't breathe life into this misfire. 1.5/4 rotten Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com February 28, 2015 +1169 This isn't a journey, it's a funeral procession. 1/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org February 28, 2015 +1169 And just when things are poised to get interesting, the movie goes nowhere really, really fast. 1/5 rotten Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis February 28, 2015 +1169 Lovely Olivia Wilde gets so many extreme close-ups that you feel like her dermatologist. She winds up looking like those outer-space pictures of dead moons. rotten Burl Burlingame 0 Honolulu Star-Advertiser February 28, 2015 +1169 Lazarus is mired in the predictability of its genre conventions, showing its cards on the table before actually playing them. 2/5 rotten Monica Castillo 0 International Business Times February 27, 2015 +1169 The concepts in this film are not terribly new, but they are effectively presented. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies February 27, 2015 +1169 The Lazarus Effect is one of those horror films where lack of character logic makes it hard to root for the bodies that are inevitably going to pile the floor. 2/5 rotten Kofi Outlaw 0 ScreenRant February 27, 2015 +1169 How do you get from Jiro Dreams of Sushi to Jiro Dreams of Reanimated Sushi? D rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald February 27, 2015 +1169 I would have loved to see more from the filmmakers, daring to fail while staking out some new terror incognita instead of just going through the motions of an experiment for which we already have the results. C- rotten Keith Staskiewicz 1 Entertainment Weekly February 27, 2015 +1169 A grimy, dopey, confused thriller that wastes a very likable cast. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture February 27, 2015 +1169 Death may not be the end in The Lazarus Effect, but it should be. rotten Simon Abrams 1 Village Voice February 27, 2015 +1169 Despite a good cast and a short running time, Blumhouse Productions' latest micro-budget pic doesn't have the alluring franchise pull of some of its other films. 5/10 rotten Max Nicholson 0 IGN Movies February 27, 2015 +1169 A far cheaper cousin to 'Flatliners' that, thanks to the better-than-average cast, is reasonably engaging for the first hour or so before deteriorating badly in a mayhem-filled finale. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 27, 2015 +1169 The story is dismayingly ordinary and its execution by director David Gelb is virtually devoid of invention. 1.5/5 rotten Randall King 0 Winnipeg Free Press February 27, 2015 +1169 Unfortunately, the film ultimately peters out rather than coming to a satisfactorily disquieting conclusion. rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 Film Journal International February 27, 2015 +1169 The movie anxiously, recklessly rushes through its plot toward the climax, as if it's afraid of anyone noticing its emptiness. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media February 27, 2015 +1169 "The Lazarus Effect"" boasts nothing special. It's not going to provide much relief for horror-starved audiences." 2/4 rotten Kevin C. Johnson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 27, 2015 +1169 If you slammed the heads of Lucy and Carrie together, The Lazarus Effect would be the messy aftermath left on the ground. 5/10 rotten Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered February 27, 2015 +1169 "The Lazarus Effect"" is nothing but a cheap horror film cloaked in scientific mumbo-jumbo. " 1.0 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 27, 2015 +1169 The first half of this film is the best, with the actors reciting the technical gibberish very convincingly, while trying to resuscitate a dog named Rocky. The second half is essentially conventional horror stuff we've seen before with this genre. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan February 27, 2015 +1169 "Another cheapie from the producers of ""Paranormal Activity."" Aims low, but hits its target." 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday February 27, 2015 +1169 The Lazarus Effect starts dead and cannot be raised from it. 2/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald February 27, 2015 +1169 This isn't a real horror movie-this is the kind of horror movie that the characters in a real horror movie watch in order to comment on the lameness of the genre before their authentic terrors begin. 1/4 rotten Peter Sobczynski 1 RogerEbert.com February 27, 2015 +1169 A low-rent rip-off of Flatliners. The talented cast is wasted. 3/10 rotten Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 27, 2015 +1169 The Lazarus Effect does have one redeeming quality. It ends quickly. 1/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com February 27, 2015 +1169 No resurrection for this dog please. 1.5/4 rotten Brad Wheeler 1 Globe and Mail February 27, 2015 +1169 Mildly enjoyable despite its basic mediocrity ... 2/4 rotten Tirdad Derakhshani 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 27, 2015 +1169 The Lazarus Effect begins with an intriguing premise then proceeds to squander all the early goodwill through a slow, inexorable descent into cheap horror gimmicks. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 27, 2015 +1169 A tense, efficient medical thriller best enjoyed sans microscope. fresh Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times February 26, 2015 +1169 While The Lazarus Effect isn't the worst scary movie film you'll see this year, it is probably one of the most predictable and lazily plotted. 2/4 rotten Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star February 26, 2015 +1169 Although it does stagger and groan and stumble around, you wouldn't necessarily say it's alive. 2.5/5 rotten Steve Tilley 1 Toronto Sun February 26, 2015 +1169 For a film that has pulled a reasonably overqualified cast with solid dramatic chops, it is regretfully short on any characters that stick out in any way whatsoever. 1.5/4 rotten David Berry 0 National Post February 26, 2015 +1169 The movie ends up being like Frankenstein's monster before the lightning shock -- it's a lot of pieces sewn together that are lifeless. D+ rotten Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee February 26, 2015 +1169 [A] risible mix of pseudoscientific hokum and supernatural freakouts. rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 New York Times February 26, 2015 +1169 [I]t's not too much to expect that, if a movie is going to ask the big questions, it at least follow through in exploring them with some degree of curiosity. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 26, 2015 +1169 Doesn't go far enough, isn't scary enough and has mad scientists who just aren't mad enough. 2/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News February 26, 2015 +1169 I'm placing all of the blame on the script and filmmaking, but that's because the actors can only do so much with what they're given. 1/5 rotten Nick Romano 0 CinemaBlend February 26, 2015 +1169 "Bringing someone back from the dead is one of the horror genre's oldest and most effective tropes, but with ""The Lazarus Effect,"" it just seems tired." D- rotten Drew Taylor 0 The Playlist February 26, 2015 +1169 Who knew that playing God would be so unfulfilling... or so dull. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Film Racket February 26, 2015 +1169 It would be difficult to care less about all this. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye February 26, 2015 +1169 "The film intends to explore the nature and mystery of death, but devolves into a combination of trivial science fiction and banal ""Pet Sematary"" havoc." 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 26, 2015 +1169 Looks like it was directed by a blind and deaf person over a weekend on a leftover laboratory set from a TV show and edited with a roulette wheel. 0/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post February 26, 2015 +1169 Absorbing, well-crafted and appropriately tense, with a smart cast that raises it a notch above average. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today February 26, 2015 +1169 It's Re-Animator with a little bit of Flatliners and a whole lot of yawns. 5/10 rotten William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline February 26, 2015 +1169 ...it's a B-movie that manages to be more than a potboiler. 2.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly February 26, 2015 +1169 The fear in the middle section that everything may get very, very, very stupid - which it will, and how - is more terrifying than any of the lame kills. 2/5 rotten Matt Prigge 0 Metro February 26, 2015 +1169 You've seen it all before. The only question is: Why haven't they? 1.5/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times February 26, 2015 +1169 The Lazarus Effect is a wag-the-dog film, where the filmmakers had a good idea of how to end the movie, but didn't put the required work into selling the setup. 2/5 rotten David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com February 26, 2015 +1169 Why play down to the basest tenets of a genre when it's clear the filmmaking aspires to something smarter? rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International February 26, 2015 +1169 Mark Duplass and Olivia Wilde struggle to breathe life into a recycled thriller about the horrors of reanimation. rotten Geoff Berkshire 1 Variety February 26, 2015 +1169 The Lazarus Effect doesn't exactly break new ground, but it nonetheless finds plenty to relish in the mouldering bits it stitches together as it gives classic themes about death, life and the soul a literal and figurative shot in the arm. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 1 TheWrap February 26, 2015 +1169 "It's not eat-your-ticket-stub bad, but ""The Lazarus Effect"" doesn't work at all, perhaps most successful at putting the audience to sleep. " D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com February 26, 2015 +1169 The film squanders whatever potential it had, not to mention the talents of such performers as Duplass and Wilde who clearly deserve better. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter February 26, 2015 +1169 As predictable as The Lazarus Effect may be, it's a well-crafted and effective horror film. 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net February 26, 2015 +1169 "There is a crafty, creepy, provocative film lurking inside of ""The Lazarus Effect,"" but, alas, it never comes out to play." 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFrightFile.com February 25, 2015 +1169 David Gelb doesn't evince so much as a single compositional sleight of hand, merely delighting in turning lights on and off and watching Zoe appear in random places. 1/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine February 25, 2015 +1169 I don't expect reinvention of the wheel, as long as a movie rolls along well enough. And this one does. fresh Staci Layne 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com February 25, 2015 +1169 Unsurprising, but chilling, well-played and very well-executed revive-the-dead horror thriller. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service February 24, 2015 +1170 Reminds you that you can still find small treasures in all the piles of low-budget cinematic junk that are out there. 7/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis February 26, 2011 +1170 Screenplay writer John Patrick Shanley fails to shed any new light on the thorny problem of senseless urban violence. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +1170 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 6, 2005 +1170 3/5 fresh Josh Ralske 0 All Movie Guide September 8, 2005 +1170 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +1170 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 1, 2003 +1170 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 30, 2002 +1170 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com July 14, 2002 +1172 Under the supervision of Linha de Passe co-director Daniela Thomas, this emotionally wrenching period drama is culturally and historically valuable. 6/10 fresh Filipe Freitas 0 Film Threat May 7, 2018 +1172 Visually absorbing and narratively compelling, Vazante is a character study that uses uncomfortable intimacies to address expansive human concerns. fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film May 4, 2018 +1172 There are memes about white people tears, too, though the movie's final scream of horror might actually be funnier than any of them. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com April 20, 2018 +1172 "An epic of desperation, clotted emotions, racism and innocence destroyed, ""Vazante"" is chillingly beautiful and thoroughly awful, stuffed with grief and tragedy while wrestling with the dynamics of power." A fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News April 6, 2018 +1172 It can test the patience of a viewer. But the beauty of the images and the underlying power of the story, especially when Beatriz begins to emerge as the focus of the film, make Vazante an immersive watch. 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) March 19, 2018 +1172 "Vazante"" is another go at that ambitious goal, one reflecting the fact that its director [Daniela Thomas] has degrees in both history and cinema." fresh Steve Erickson 0 Gay City News March 5, 2018 +1172 Every composition, each image of her epic endeavor, especially in close-ups, comprise sensual, atmospheric marvels. 7/10 fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity February 2, 2018 +1172 There is no way that the story of Vazante ... could end well. The genuine shock is how badly and horrifically it does end for all of these characters. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 1, 2018 +1172 Any director this far along in developing an assured visual style truly is a director to watch. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune February 1, 2018 +1172 Some scenes are languid, while others are seemingly pointless, yet they culminate toward a final shot as striking and powerful as anything in the usual crop of Oscar bait. fresh Alan Zilberman 0 Washington City Paper January 26, 2018 +1172 It's preoccupied with textures and touch, with fabric, food and foliage. Yet it's a sensuous telling of a rather pessimistic story. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner January 26, 2018 +1172 At two hours, Vazante has an unfortunate tendency to drag. rotten Sherilyn Connelly 0 SF Weekly January 25, 2018 +1172 At its center is a dramatist's purest of wishes: to capture the interiority of people in dire circumstances, to make us see what they see and feel what they feel. fresh Robert Abele 1 Los Angeles Times January 25, 2018 +1172 The ending has a feeling of inevitability but is nonetheless shocking, a tragedy resulting from an original sin that haunts, and will continue to haunt. 3/4 fresh David Lewis 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 24, 2018 +1172 Every frame of Inti Briones's starkly gorgeous black-and-white cinematography ... hints at an inherent contradiction, either visually, in the narrative or in its larger themes. 3/4 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post January 23, 2018 +1172 It has the aura of a foundation myth-at times beautiful, at time squalid. fresh Graham Fuller 0 Culture Trip January 18, 2018 +1172 "Daniela Thomas previously teamed with other directors, most notably Walter Salles, but ""Vazante"" marks her first time behind the camera alone. With those decades of experience in mind, this film never feels like a debut." B fresh Kimber Myers 0 The Playlist January 14, 2018 +1172 The languidly-paced picture has a staggering array of beautiful images and vistas. 3/4 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 RogerEbert.com January 12, 2018 +1172 Vazante pokes and probes at colonial culture and comes up with very little. rotten 0 Film Journal International January 12, 2018 +1172 Brazilian drama about a misogynistic slave owner and those suffering under his control. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 11, 2018 +1172 It's an austere, pitiless world and might be a near-unbearable, unwatchable one if the director Daniela Thomas didn't hook you early. But she does ... fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times January 10, 2018 +1172 With Vazante, Thomas imagines, convincingly, with Faulknerian reach and density, the details of those lives, what being them might have felt like. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice January 10, 2018 +1172 Daniela Thomas seems stymied by her own images, unable to extract the turmoil and violence suggested by her story for fear of upsetting the austere surface harmony of her visuals. 1.5/4 rotten Keith Watson 0 Slant Magazine January 7, 2018 +1172 Slavery corrupts owners as well as their enslaved as this starkly beautiful, dreamlike fable assures us. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Big Apple Reviews January 5, 2018 +1172 Thomas implausibly upholds the romantic trope of a doomed heroine. rotten Ela Bittencourt 0 Film Comment Magazine January 3, 2018 +1172 [A] darkly mysterious period fable. fresh Jessica Kiang 1 Variety February 20, 2017 +1172 Thomas approaches the brutality of slave life with a pointedly elliptical style - allowing the audience to fill in the gaps. fresh Christina Newland 0 Sight and Sound February 20, 2017 +1172 A minor Greek tragedy transposed to colonial Brazil. 3/5 fresh Patrick Gamble 0 CineVue February 13, 2017 +1172 Transfixing in its formal rigor, impressive craft and striking visual beauty. fresh David Rooney 1 Hollywood Reporter February 10, 2017 +1172 Thomas makes her solo directing debut with this striking study of racial and gender politics in colonial Brazil. fresh Wendy Ide 0 Screen International February 10, 2017 +1173 What makes the film so powerful is how Tarkovsky's vision transcends the mere people politics of its frame to conjure an idea about Russian history and the transience of man. 4/5 fresh PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro October 31, 2018 +1173 As Andrei Rublev's narrative and themes pose us a challenge, so too does its climax. A fresh Andy Crump 0 The Playlist October 17, 2018 +1173 a film of intense yearning that uses the medieval painter as a launching point for artistic and philosophical inquiry, which necessarily makes the film narratively disjointed and sometimes challenging to follow 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 17, 2018 +1173 May be one of the most impressive portraits of an artist ever committed to film, if mostly because it also transcends its subject as a masterful examination of medieval Russia. 4/5 fresh 0 IONCINEMA.com October 9, 2018 +1173 Draining as it is to endure, Andrei Rublev is an intensely devoted act of respect for the artists whose brilliance and courage were equally essential to keeping the Christian flame burning through the darkest hours. rotten Kyle Smith 0 National Review August 30, 2018 +1173 You may dread being ground down by this extraordinary film, but fear not. It will bear you aloft. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker August 27, 2018 +1173 It evinces a complex understanding of spirituality and faith that would inform all of Andrei Tarkovsky's subsequent films. fresh Jake Cole 0 Slant Magazine August 21, 2018 +1173 Tarkovsky's version of an indifferent world is inflected with the spirituality that is ever-present in his work, a sense that while we may be on our own, we are never quite alone. fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 Village Voice August 21, 2018 +1173 It is one of the most profound and moving experiences that cinema has ever conveyed. 5/5 fresh John Bleasdale 0 CineVue July 11, 2016 +1173 If cinephilia has a literal holy text, to be referred to and examined in times of joy and stress and sorrow, it is this. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 25, 2015 +1173 You can object to [Tarkovsky's] vision as messianic and sometimes fundamentalist. It is hard, however, to mock the impact of his films. fresh Derek Malcolm 0 Guardian March 4, 2015 +1173 Tarkovsky merges dour meditation with barnburner technique in this overwhelming parable fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion December 30, 2013 +1173 Devoid of conventional genre traits and cinematic formula, Andrei Rublev is deeply unsettling -- and absolutely unmissable. fresh 0 Film4 August 26, 2013 +1173 Even while struggling to make sense of the movie's frequent obscurities, it's impossible not to be moved by the intensity of Tarkovsky's vision. 4/5 fresh 0 Total Film August 26, 2013 +1173 A very impressive synthesis of personal filmmaking and epic aspiration. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide August 26, 2013 +1173 Tarkovsky makes his film one of the most convincing portrayals in art of an artist; he succeeds by concentrating on the man's humanity. fresh Michael McNay 0 Guardian August 26, 2013 +1173 It is not a film that needs to be processed or even understood, only experienced and wondered at. fresh Steve Rose 0 Guardian August 26, 2013 +1173 A difficult, long, sometimes brutal work that truly justifies the term 'epic' -- not in the overused sense that has come to mean big and loud -- in both vision and execution. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 13, 2011 +1173 One of cinema's most vivid portrayals of the artistic process. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 13, 2006 +1173 A strange and most challenging film 3.5/4 fresh Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer August 19, 2006 +1173 One of the best films about an artist, if not the best. A+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 13, 2006 +1173 Since there always seems to be more going on in the head of the film's director than in the head of the man playing Andrei, the system did not work for me. 2/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +1173 Stuns with the sort of unexpected poetic explosions we've come to expect from Tarkovsky. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader April 9, 2005 +1173 The notion of art as a 'religious experience' is sometimes bandied about too freely. Tarkovsky is one of a handful of filmmakers for whom this ideal was no cheap metaphor. A+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide October 27, 2004 +1173 Perfection lingers in each frame as Tarkovsky crafts one of the finest films ever made, an ecstatic story about art that has little interest in the artist himself, but in the power of art to transcend the age that produces it. 5/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com July 3, 2004 +1173 One of cinema's stunning achievements. If God ever watched a movie, he might well pick this one. 5/5 fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 17, 2003 +1173 While the pacing of the film is deliberate and the presentation frequently abtruse, the stunning compositions, elaborate camera movements, compelling performances -- provide ample reward, if you are willing to make the effort. 4/5 fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Eye for Film March 4, 2002 +1173 Tarkovsky is one of the true poets of the cinema. fresh Anna Dzenis 0 Senses of Cinema August 1, 2001 +1173 Tarkovsky's keen sense of spatial dynamics make Andrei Rublev a film of unerring beauty, one that would be remembered as some kind of masterwork on the strength of its photography alone. A fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +1173 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 10, 2005 +1173 3/5 fresh Derek Smith 0 Apollo Guide July 18, 2004 +1175 It's a film of handsome backdrops and often complexly comic scenes, but also of stultifying pointlessness. rotten Robert Horton 0 Film Comment Magazine April 10, 2018 +1175 A well-crafted but in no way earth-shaking entry in the helmer's oeuvre. fresh Derek Elley 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1175 It rushes through history as if it were firemen rushing to a fire. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 15, 2008 +1175 Zhang's purpose is less to show the oppressive iniquities of Mao's era than to evoke the optimistic spirit that allowed people to survive it. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1175 As is typical with Zhang's films, this one is gripping and leaves you with admiration for the brave souls who survive under totalitarian rule. 5/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online November 19, 2003 +1175 There is no mistaking the political toughness of this melodrama's message. fresh Caryn James 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1175 Presents a sober view of Chinese life where the destinies of individuals are determined by forces beyond their control. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 30, 2002 +1175 "To Live"" is a simple title, but it conceals a universe." 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1175 It's a good movie from a genuinely gifted filmmaker and no less worthy for not being great. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1175 I have never seen a more anti-Communist movie. The horrors of this ideology were everywhere. 4/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1175 Zhang has managed to grasp a simple truth that so often eludes modern filmmakers - if the story is recognizable and the characters are real, the audience will easily identify with them and be swept away. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1175 A fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1175 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +1175 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1175 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +1175 2.5/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1175 4/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1175 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1175 5.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1175 A fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly May 18, 1994 +1180 On a visual level, the movie qualifies as poetry in stop-motion. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing September 10, 2018 +1180 Burton's new excursion in the world of comic nightmare will prove a rare pre-Christmas goblin's feast. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 13, 2018 +1180 I'm blown away by just the construction of the scenes, and by all of the effects that have been incorporated to make everything move fluidly; and there's also this charming imperfection to the animation that just makes it so gorgeous. A fresh Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com February 12, 2018 +1180 Burton gives the audience his kind of children's film, and it's absolutely stellar. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 26, 2016 +1180 A well-realized and weirdly amusing animated treat. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 21, 2013 +1180 This full-length animated movie was shot in stop motion, with all the febrile, twittery fascination that the medium exerts; it has a magic-toy shop feeling, with unexpected objects stuttering into life. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker December 3, 2013 +1180 Pure enchantment, Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas creates a unique and wondrous world. This awesome movie is in a class by itself for its use of stop-action animation. fresh Candice Russell 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel December 3, 2013 +1180 Burton and his collaborators present a movie musical that's like nothing you've ever seen. 4/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel December 3, 2013 +1180 The Nightmare Before Christmas cleverly refashions its yuletide characters into Edward Gorey refugees. A fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) December 3, 2013 +1180 Burton, the man who gave us Batman, Beetlejuice and Edward Scissorhands, is incapable of a conventional idea. His take on the holiday fairy tale is delightfully off the wall. fresh Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 3, 2013 +1180 Animation is a wonderful medium, but it's almost too compatible with Burton's uninhibited approach. When literally anything goes, even the most original idea can get lost in the creative shuffle. rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor December 3, 2013 +1180 Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas has a grotesque charm, a pie-eyed magic. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune December 3, 2013 +1180 Macabre and astonishing. 3/4 fresh Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun December 3, 2013 +1180 So Burton-esque is this world that it remains baffling that he didn't direct, megaphone duties instead falling to Henry Selick. 4/5 fresh 0 Total Film December 3, 2013 +1180 Only the deliciously demented imagination of Edward Scissorhands director Tim Burton could have come up with such a dark vision of the holiday season. 5/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times December 3, 2013 +1180 Adults, despite being wowed by the dazzling, geez-how'd-they-do-that animation, will find their attention wandering to Christmases past. rotten Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine December 3, 2013 +1180 I'm not sure I've ever seen a fantasy film that's at once so visually amazing and so emotionally dead. C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1180 Tim Burton magic with just a touch of scariness. 5/5 fresh Liz Perle 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1180 ...endlessly delightful, even as it deals in icky bugs and severed limbs. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm October 21, 2009 +1180 A work of grand visual wit, clever songs, funny gags and genuine pathos, it is perhaps the greatest stop-motion animated film ever, a painstaking style of model animation that computers have all but completely done away with. 5/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel May 13, 2009 +1180 A fun house of funereal glamour. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine December 5, 2008 +1180 inspiring, wacky, and infused with Burton's unique romanticism suffused with, but not subsumed by, a gothic sensibility 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews September 8, 2008 +1180 A twisted revamp of Rankin-Bass by way of Edward Gorey. [Blu-ray] 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews September 7, 2008 +1180 a brilliant feat of movie making 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures August 28, 2008 +1180 This hugely entertaining horror fable for all the family might suffer from pacing problems, but it's also a true original that still stands out from today's CGI-heavy crowd. 4/5 fresh Saxon Bullock 0 Film4 November 27, 2007 +1180 The result, though refreshingly different from mainstream animated fare, is ultimately more trick than treat. 3.5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide November 27, 2007 +1180 The dazzling techniques employed here create a strikinglook that's never been seen in such sustained form, making this a unique curio that will appeal to kids and film enthusiasts alike. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety November 27, 2007 +1180 The characters are vivid and often hilariously revolting.... Visually, the film is absolutely gorgeous. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 2, 2006 +1180 Flattened for years on cable and video, Nightmare has been resurrected in all its tactile glory. B+ fresh Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly October 25, 2006 +1180 Concise, elegant, a tad scary, this is a treat for Halloween. 3.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 20, 2006 +1180 Burton's skewed vision is seamlessly realized by director Henry Selick and cleverly enhanced by Danny Elfman's songs. 3.5/4 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News October 20, 2006 +1180 "This is the movie puts the ""oooh"" back in ""boo." fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 20, 2006 +1180 The bizarre but beguiling characters in Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas truly do dwell in a world of their own. fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) October 20, 2006 +1180 The story of Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King... is like Jack himself -- spindly and thin, but with a resounding voice. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 20, 2006 +1180 "Re-imagining ""The Nightmare Before Christmas"" as a three dimensional film has taken Henry Selick's modern masterwork and turned it into a timeless classic." A+ fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com October 20, 2006 +1180 The Nightmare Before Christmas is a veritable bounty of visual delights. 2.5/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine October 17, 2006 +1180 Watching something like this on the big screen is always better than seeing it on DVD. Period. 4.3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 16, 2006 +1180 The script's non-stop momentum suits the roller-coaster photography -- and the punchy running time brings things to a close before eye-strain sets in. fresh Ben Walters 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1180 Light, amusingly macabre, droll, looking and sounding freshly minted...a marvelous holiday treat with luscious tricks up its sleeve. A- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 6, 2005 +1180 It's an inspired idea that allows for all kinds of wickedness and invention, and the filmmakers take it to the limit. But the movie's tone is lighthearted, kept buoyant by Elfman's songs and holiday cheer. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 26, 2005 +1180 This is an amazing looking film. A fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 24, 2005 +1180 The story, characters, music, and look of the film come together to form one complete, unified work with a consistent tone and feeling. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 2, 2004 +1180 A triumph of art design and stop-motion animation. 3.5/4 fresh Dennis King 0 Tulsa World December 14, 2003 +1180 A magical celebration of the imagination. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views December 9, 2003 +1180 Although this is often mistaken for being directed by Tim Burton, his unique and creative imagination is clearly the film's fuel, followed ,of course, by the impressive claymation. 4/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com July 10, 2003 +1180 The Nightmare Before Christmas is a major step forward for both stop-motion animation, which is stunningly well used, and for Mr. Burton himself. He now moves from the level of extremely talented eccentric to that of Disney-style household word. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1180 Annoying music by Danny Elfman. 1/4 rotten Shellie Iliff 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1180 In many ways it is a very clever film, but it never lives up to the promise of its visual brilliance. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +1180 It's a Dead Man's Party in Santa's Village ... clever and infectious 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +1180 With painstaking stop-motion photography, director Selick and his team have created a fluid universe that is not so much a cartoon world as a pretend world. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1180 Feels longer than it is, but still good fun. 3/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum February 11, 2003 +1180 A decade of overexposure still can't diminish its iconoclastic glee. 5/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium January 21, 2003 +1180 Freaky fairy tale has fluffy story line, fantastic visuals. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1180 Burton has produced a timeless classic. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1180 One addictive picture which you won't be able to help but watch again and again 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1180 An increasingly popular holiday classic. fresh 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1180 Of all the new Halloween films, only this one has the power to truly haunt our dreams. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1180 Likely to appeal to grown-ups of all ages--while putting the fear of God into kids--it's a perfect antidote to standard festive fare and evidence of the rich and varied possibilities of stop-motion animation. In a word, wonderful. 4/5 fresh David Wood 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1180 The Nightmare Before Christmas has something to offer just about everyone. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1180 Working with gifted artists and designers, [Burton] has made a world here that is as completely new as the worlds we saw for the first time in such films as Metropolis, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari or Star Wars. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1180 This is a modern classic that enriches the Christmas tradition by turning it on its head and spinning it like a bob. fresh Richard Harrington 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1180 This brilliant combination of stop-motion animation, three-dimensional sets and superbly imaginative graphics, brings animation to new peaks. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1180 The Nightmare Before Christmas is perhaps the first movie that is delightfully horrible, gruesomely sweet and wholesome. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1180 A bizarre, but engrossing film. 2.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1180 Burton, Elfman and director Henry Selick, whose camera movements are more inventive than most live-action pictures, have certainly created one of the most surprisingly unique films to come along in many a full moon. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1180 It's not just child's play for the holidays; it's a movie about how to be truly happy in a tough world 4/5 fresh Max Messier 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1180 Wonderfully dark and moody children's Halloween tale that gently stirs all of the required elements of humour, musical charisma, children's imagination and amazing special effects in a successful simmering pot of entertainment. 1 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1180 Nightmare is delightfully unique, just not a dream come true. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1180 From the on-again off-again career of Tim Burton comes a film so original and incredibly creative that it genuinely is unlikely to be surpassed as a holiday film for decades. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1180 This is an amazing looking film. A fresh Laura Clifford 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1180 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1180 3/5 fresh James Hill 0 BET.com July 9, 2003 +1180 4/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) April 3, 2003 +1180 5/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 13, 2002 +1183 A marvellous, exquisite movie. fresh Neil Norman 0 London Evening Standard January 10, 2018 +1183 Depicts a very specific mental state too shaded and delicate for most movies to feel comfortable approaching it. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 29, 2013 +1183 Excellent but mature film about finding a connection. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 25, 2010 +1183 A relationship picture with elegant connective tissue; it's brittle and real, focused on the nuances of body language and unspoken desire, while indulging in a cheeky bit of knowing absurdity when the mood strikes. A fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com December 28, 2009 +1183 ...a deceptively simple study in unrequited attraction that succeeds in spite of minor problems with neglected sub-plots. B+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 13, 2009 +1183 An excellent top notch gem with beautiful direction courtesy of Sofia Coppola... 3.5/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1183 Wonderfully warm and witty. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +1183 Lost in Translation revels in contradictions. It's a comedy about melancholy, a romance without consummation, a travelogue that rarely hits the road. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine October 5, 2008 +1183 Very much a mood piece, the film's deft balance of humor and poignancy makes it both a pleasurable and melancholy experience. fresh David Rooney 1 Variety October 5, 2008 +1183 Transcends its initial culture clash comic riffs to evolve into something altogether more moving by the end. As a result, it's a work of considerable power and pathos. 3.5/5 fresh James Mottram 0 Film4 October 5, 2008 +1183 With this film it becomes clear that Sofia Coppola is a filmmaker with eyes all her own. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek November 1, 2007 +1183 Working this time with her own story, Coppola lets it relax and breathe, devoting herself to moods and moments. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 13, 2007 +1183 This is another step in Mr. Murray's career and one that hopefully gets him the recognition he deserves. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1183 The whole tale is told with a dreamy, jet-lagged feel, that part wonder, part nasueous feeling brought about by significant travel. Jet lag as a metaphor for love, a delicious combination. Simply a must-see film. A fresh Jason Gorber 0 Film Scouts June 21, 2007 +1183 Sofia Coppola's accomplished sophomore work is a personal, melancholy film, based on her own experience, and benefiting from strong chemistry between Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 24, 2007 +1183 Perfectly acted. Immeasurably funny. A great second outing for director Sofia Coppola. 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 8, 2006 +1183 So far as the central relationship goes, the film is almost European in its subtlety and nuance. Cinematic cherry blossom. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1183 From the casting choices to the soul-soothing musical score to glimpses into Japanese visual culture, it's obvious that Sofia pays careful attention that each element of the film stands strong alone, but can also contribute to the whole. 4/5 fresh Stina Chyn 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1183 Like so many things made in Japan, Sofia Coppola's new film is smaller and less costly than its standard American counterpart while at the same time superior in most important respects. 4/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1183 [Murray] can still do more with a raised eyebrow than anyone since Groucho Marx, but he's mellower and sometimes slightly poignant. A- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution March 7, 2005 +1183 This is an exquisite movie on every possible level, from the script and direction to the performances to the cinematography. 5/5 fresh Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic March 5, 2005 +1183 ...charged with some of the same inchoate longing of Hiroshima, Mon Amour and employs some of the same guerilla production tactics of Godard's Breathless A fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 27, 2005 +1183 Johansson [plays Charlotte] perfectly, with the kind of intelligent beauty that could bring Krzysztof Kieslowski out of his grave to cast her in a new Colors film. A+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +1183 The performances are a bit too underplayed to suit me, but the melancholy film is both funny and fascinating. B fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 30, 2004 +1183 If you've got patience, you might enjoy it, but this is S-L-O-W. 6/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 7, 2004 +1183 By far, one of the best films of the year. 5/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald August 13, 2004 +1183 In Japan, the most extreme delicacy goes hand in hand with garishness, and Coppola offers up both for our delectation. It's a heady, hallucinatory combo. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 7, 2004 +1183 As in Rushmore...kindness is the underlying trait of Murray's character. 3.5/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 22, 2004 +1183 The intensity of Lost in Translation lies in its smaller, seemingly insignificant, quieter moments. In many ways Coppola's film exhibits marks of classic European art cinema. fresh Wendy Haslem 0 Senses of Cinema May 22, 2004 +1183 May-December romances have been done to death, but Coppola's tender touch and knack for nuance practically reinvents the genre. fresh Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife May 21, 2004 +1183 Like the sort of fleeting, quietly intense relationship that it portrays, Sofia Coppola's Lost in Translation amounts to a handful of stolen moments -- and a lot more than the sum of them. fresh Rob Nelson 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul May 19, 2004 +1183 The ending packs an emotional wallop, a moment as magical as anything you will see at the movies this year. A fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript March 11, 2004 +1183 The movie should have been a masterpiece of mood and character, and it almost is, revolving as it does around two wonderful performances. 3.5/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic March 7, 2004 +1183 Lost in Translation will bring in the new wave of young filmmakers who realise the power of emotion and introspection and the audience thinking for themselves. 5/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com March 3, 2004 +1183 It captures uncapturable feelings on film. A+ fresh Mark Robison 0 Reno Gazette-Journal March 1, 2004 +1183 Murray has been singing songs to us ever since his old days on Saturday Night Live, but never like this. 3.5/4 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun February 28, 2004 +1183 Ms. Coppola is well on her way to becoming a talent in her own right, and Lost in Translation is a great next step in that journey. 9/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net February 7, 2004 +1183 ... A brilliant meditation on loneliness and life itself ... 4/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) February 6, 2004 +1183 Coppola...tugs at that feeling of weightlessness you get when you're in a foreign country, the sense of discovery but also the solitude fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 5, 2004 +1183 ...director Sofia Coppola does a laudable - but ultimately unsatisfying - job of presenting a ships-that-pass-in-the-night scenario... 2/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly February 4, 2004 +1183 Coppola somehow gets to the essence of human wanting with an amazing efficiency of style. 5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 2, 2004 +1183 Despite momentary lags in taste, Coppola's film is funny and sweet, while Murray and Johannson are, in turn, sublime and affecting. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania January 30, 2004 +1183 'There is a pronounced bitchiness about the film that sits oddly with the gentle subject matter.' rotten Paul Arendt 0 Teletext January 20, 2004 +1183 Coppola reigns in Murray's usual sarcastic schtick and as a result he delivers a truly wonderful performance that is warm, understated and charming. 9/10 fresh Adrian MacKinder 0 Future Movies UK January 17, 2004 +1183 Bill Murray is one of the greatest, least ingratiating comic actors at work today: appropriately enough he once played a modern version of Scrooge. fresh Philip French 0 Guardian January 15, 2004 +1183 Quiet, solemn, and introspective, Lost in Translation conveys so much emotion with so few words. 8.5/10 fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment January 15, 2004 +1183 A smart, stylish portrait of a romance that never happens, with excellent performances and a message delivered in restrained whisper rather than Hollywood shout. 7/10 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette January 9, 2004 +1183 It's a film of few words, not a wacky SNL Bill Murray. An abstract meditation on life, self, marriage w/ a few accents of humor shot entirely in Japan. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 6, 2004 +1183 Lost In Translation is a subtly moving movie that stays with you longer than you expect. 4/5 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 5, 2004 +1183 ... a film that explores the boundaries and responsibilities of a relationship free of the judgment that outsiders would inevitably impose upon it. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com January 2, 2004 +1183 It tells a clear story with a humorous voice, sharp imagery and an eye for nuance. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views December 30, 2003 +1183 it's as if someone in Blade Runner decided to take a left turn away from the part of town where all those robots are killing people, and took time out to be alone fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times December 30, 2003 +1183 A movie of observation and discovery that gives its audience plenty of time to think. Not everyone considers this type of experiential film a fun night of entertainment. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) December 16, 2003 +1183 There's not a word or a wistful glance out of place in Sofia Coppola's offbeat comedy drama. 5/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com December 15, 2003 +1183 Extraordinary in its beautiful, lyrical simplicity...Coppola's seemingly effortless, flawlessly fluid command of the film's moods and unspoken emotions is cinematic bliss. 4/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 1, 2003 +1183 In interviews, writer/director Sofia Coppola has said she wrote the part of Harris for Murray, and it makes sense. He's the perfect candidate to paint a portrait of resignation and still render it funny. fresh Lisa Rosman 0 The Brooklyn Rail November 20, 2003 +1183 This Bill Murray is not only the most human, but in many ways the funniest. 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com November 16, 2003 +1183 ...[an] intimate glossy project with a solid purpose...[a] compellingly warm and intuitive narrative...imaginative and inherently heartfelt 3.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye November 11, 2003 +1183 It's one of those unique, introverted gems, like The Accidental Tourist or The Piano, that either enfolds you with its generosity of spirit or leaves you cold. 4/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 4, 2003 +1183 The power of Lost in Translation is in the way it sneaks up on you. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 2, 2003 +1183 A thoughtful, moving film that's a pure delight from beginning to end. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 26, 2003 +1183 How sorry can you feel for rich, unadventurous Americans in a major funk? 2.5/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 24, 2003 +1183 There's an almost ethereal rawness to this film that gets way under the skin. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 22, 2003 +1183 As a character study, the film works very well. As a romance or drama, however, it is nearly inert. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 21, 2003 +1183 A lovely, evocative film...[but] Coppola insulates her depiction of Bob and Charlotte as earnest, delicate souls by making everyone else look pretty foolish. B fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks October 17, 2003 +1183 a beautiful, lyrical cinematic ode to lost souls finding each in an unlikely place 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 12, 2003 +1183 Director Sofia Coppola's second feature film is so smart and, yet, simple that it is nearly perfect. 3.5/4 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Entertainment Insiders October 11, 2003 +1183 It's that perfect movie that you watch in order to feel that you may not be alone in the world after all. It works like a dream. 4/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2003 +1183 [O]ne of the most astonishing films I've ever seen... [d]elicate and longing, tender and bittersweet... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 10, 2003 +1183 Of course, Mr. Murray gets all the laughs with his exquisite timing and wry delivery, but Ms. Johansson makes an eloquent and charismatic listener. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer October 9, 2003 +1183 Has the languid intensity of a dream. A- fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 9, 2003 +1183 I wasn't quite as impressed as I was apparently supposed to be, and I feel oddly left out because of that. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 8, 2003 +1183 "Lost in Translation"" is a movie about almost nothing at all except a tenuous connection between two lost souls." 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 8, 2003 +1183 Before you know it, Sophia Coppola has wrapped you in a warm, fluffy blanket and you'll find yourself looking out the window wondering about what's going to happen with your life. fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News October 7, 2003 +1183 Sofia Coppola has made the kind of movie that I love to see most. A+ fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com October 7, 2003 +1183 Lost in Translation finds something that occasionally happens between people and presents it realistically...one of the best pictures of the year. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 6, 2003 +1183 At this rate, writer-director Sofia Coppola is poised to become a classic storyteller who is more subtle, if not as grand-scale, as her father. 4/5 fresh 0 Film Snobs October 5, 2003 +1183 Nothing happens and there is nowhere to go in Tokyo. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com October 3, 2003 +1183 The film is poetically austere in dialogue but thoughtful. Like a walk on a spring day, Lost in Translation is not momentous but rather pleasantly freeing. 4/4 fresh Shirley Klass 0 Fantastica Daily October 3, 2003 +1183 It's a movie about disconnection: from your family, from the world around you, even from yourself. It's a movie about being trapped in that high chair and wanting so badly to be able to reach that floor. 3.5/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette October 2, 2003 +1183 A film about catharsis, the kind that exists outside of movies: the slow reawakening, triggered by the compassion and like-mindedness of another, that everyone craves. 4/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle October 1, 2003 +1183 ...Coppola's more interested in establishing the mood of this foreign land, instead of allowing us to really get to know the two central characters. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 1, 2003 +1183 Murray, as Bob, gives the performance of his career. 4/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies October 1, 2003 +1183 In a manner that is leisurely in pace, ruminative in nature and quiet in tone ... Coppola gives her lonely travellers all the space they need to make this tentative and ultimately magical connection. 4/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY October 1, 2003 +1183 The film crackles with the energy of Bob and Charlotte's connection, and their adventures in the hurry-and-flurry Tokyo nightlife are glittery, dreamlike, meditative and beautiful. 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap October 1, 2003 +1183 An effective mood piece about cultural dislocation and personal alienation... 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) October 1, 2003 +1183 Bob and Charlotte's relationship in particular is exquisitely portrayed; a sort of platonic romance, it's a relationship that exists because of the things that aren't said between them just as much as the things that are 4/4 fresh Vanessa Sibbald 0 Zap2it.com September 30, 2003 +1183 the best film of the year...it's time to see what Bill Murray's really capable of. If he isn't nominated for Oscars for the film, it'll be a disgrace. 5/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 30, 2003 +1183 Bill's performance is just fantastic - filled with a confident vulnerability that only he is capable of. A+ fresh Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) September 29, 2003 +1183 An amazing mood piece that captures the characters' inner turmoil, confusion, restlessness and the strange, surreal surroundings that are the cause for their discord. 8 fresh Derek Smith 0 Apollo Guide September 29, 2003 +1183 Sometimes the experience of seeing a film so powerful in its presentation of human character is worth the arguable sacrifice of narrative tension 4.5/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week September 28, 2003 +1183 It's touching and hilarious, a tour de force for both actors. fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix September 28, 2003 +1183 Bill Murray is perfectly cast and his performance is understated, like the entire film. He deserves an Oscar nomination. 4.5/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register September 27, 2003 +1183 A film of dazzling style and gentle triumph. 1 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle September 26, 2003 +1183 A wistful little film that gradually insinuates itself upon your consciousness. 4/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly September 26, 2003 +1183 [A] rich and funny film. fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 26, 2003 +1183 [Murray] is effortlessly superb. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 26, 2003 +1183 Lost in Translation offers such a wealth of wonderful themes that one hardly knows where to begin. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star September 26, 2003 +1183 With Lost in Translation, director Sofia Coppola makes a serious bid to claim her last name for herself. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 26, 2003 +1183 Coppola lacks a firm grip on this material, and it starts to get away from her midway through. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer September 26, 2003 +1183 A brilliantly understated romantic comedy. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 26, 2003 +1183 It's as if Murray opens the front door to his psyche wide and lets the whole neighborhood in. A- fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee September 26, 2003 +1183 A movie as good as anything [Sofia Coppola's] daddy ever made -- and yet Lost in Translation is a movie he could not have made if he tried. 4/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 26, 2003 +1183 Lost In Translation inspires a unique feeling of optimism, a sense that there are more people than we expect who understand our lifelong conundrums. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com September 25, 2003 +1183 Lost in Translation is delicate, heartfelt, and mesmerizing. 5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend September 25, 2003 +1183 What could have been one of the year's best films is tripped up by a couple of sloppy contrivances. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star September 25, 2003 +1183 Murray is outstanding as the bearer of flawed maturity and gnawing melancholy. 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review September 25, 2003 +1183 Esoteric, atmospheric, and far more concerned with mood than it is with telling a legitimate story fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine September 25, 2003 +1183 A film for any lost soul, anyone trying to figure where their life is headed and if they're happy about it. 4/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 25, 2003 +1183 Another elusive non-story about oh-so-existential beautiful misfits 2.5/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 24, 2003 +1183 Never missing a step, it continues The Virgin Suicide's vision of the world as a dreamscape of intangible longings. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) September 24, 2003 +1183 The title doesn't refer to a misunderstanding so much as a state of being. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 23, 2003 +1183 "Lost in Translation"" is one of the year's best films, an intelligent, beautifully rendered mood piece that features Bill Murray at his absolute best." 3.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf September 23, 2003 +1183 The film works best when the two [leads] are having talks together with Murray playing it quiet and sincere. Sadly there are fewer of such moments than the film needed. 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 22, 2003 +1183 This is a quiet, contemplative comedy whose comedic moments seem secondary in importance to its deeper, more beautiful ones. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 22, 2003 +1183 Tender and amazing. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina September 22, 2003 +1183 Sofia has almost surpassed her dad. 4.5/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette September 22, 2003 +1183 Never rushed, never pushed, Coppola's steady hand is felt in almost every frame, gently coaxing her subjects and story to a deeper, invigorating resolution. A fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews September 21, 2003 +1183 The best movie about cosmic jet lag not directed by Wim Wenders. A- fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus September 21, 2003 +1183 It's a sharp, funny, tender and surprising film that pivots on Murray. 4/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune September 20, 2003 +1183 A gemlike movie that's intimate and moody but never sentimental. 4/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee September 20, 2003 +1183 It's a true triumph of observation, evocation, allusion and delicate craft. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian September 20, 2003 +1183 Coppola clearly loves these characters, and so we do, too. 3.5/4 fresh Katrina Onstad 0 National Post September 20, 2003 +1183 Murray has never been better than he is here, but then he's never had a part that fit him so well, either. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald September 20, 2003 +1183 A stylish meditation on alienation and ennui. B+ fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle September 20, 2003 +1183 Textured, thoughtful and touching. A fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News September 20, 2003 +1183 There is real magic afoot in Lost in Translation -- the sort that is created not at the wave of a wizard's wand, but by the coming together of two wayward souls. 4/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press September 20, 2003 +1183 In Lost in Translation, [Murray] emerges as a complete character -- honourable and venal, fallible and funny, adding vulnerability to the panache. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail September 20, 2003 +1183 It's about time someone gave Bill Murray a leading juicy role the talented actor could sink his teeth into. 4.5/5 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com September 20, 2003 +1183 A superbly crafted movie, with knowing dialogue, fine performances and characters that you grow to care deeply for. 4/5 fresh Derek Tse 0 Jam! Movies September 20, 2003 +1183 How instinctively we react -- and connect -- when a film captures a feeling that is all too common, and all too real. 5/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star September 20, 2003 +1183 Although Translation is only [Coppola's] second feature, she already shows signs of being a sensei, as the Japanese call a master. 4/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 20, 2003 +1183 For anyone who has ever felt linguistic, emotional or psychic dislocation. That should cover just about all of us. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan September 20, 2003 +1183 Think of Lost in Translation as a beautifully told short story. It doesn't have the resonance or heft of a good novel, but it's slyly seductive and intensely moody. A- fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News September 20, 2003 +1183 It's no news that Murray is a creative comic actor, with films like Groundhog Day and Rushmore on his resume. Here he's at his very best. 4/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor September 20, 2003 +1183 Expertly captures a feeling of woozy bewilderment. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 20, 2003 +1183 How to sing the praises of Lost in Translation without drowning out its subtle pleasures? 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post September 20, 2003 +1183 Personally, I had simply read/heard way too much hyperbole about this movie before my screening, so I couldn't help but feel a little let down afterwards. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 20, 2003 +1183 This film would've worked really well as a short film, it's not terribly satisfying as a full length feature. 6.5/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com September 19, 2003 +1183 You don't need an interpreter to get that this a good movie. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com September 19, 2003 +1183 Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson make the first classic romance of the new century glow with gorgeous, luminous grace. 5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix September 19, 2003 +1183 The weight of Sofia Coppola's circuitous script is carried on the shoulders of the career-defining performances given by Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson. 7/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum September 18, 2003 +1183 Imbued with a blissful nostalgia for things that can never be recaptured, Lost in Translation is already poised to be one of the best movies of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel September 18, 2003 +1183 Lost in Translation's artful blend of romance and cross-cultural comedy is just the tonic for audiences weary of big, dumb, loud summer blockbusters. 3.5/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com September 18, 2003 +1183 It's a wonderful film, all subtlety and grace, from the delicate script of writer-director Sofia Coppola to the finely tuned efforts of Bill Murray, who gives a still, laconic yet mesmerizing performance. 5/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic September 18, 2003 +1183 Lost in Translation is a fortunate encounter between a young talent on the rise and an old pro still hitting his stride. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News September 18, 2003 +1183 By the end of Lost in Translation, we don't know much about Japan, but we know a lot more about the human condition. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 18, 2003 +1183 Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson give performances that will be talked about for years. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 18, 2003 +1183 This picture moved me to tears three times. There's a world of hurt under them there laughs. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly September 18, 2003 +1183 Subtly realized and finely nuanced, this is fresh and unspoiled filmmaking. 4/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Aufmuth.com September 16, 2003 +1183 Clever and refined. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters September 14, 2003 +1183 When work this potentially satisfying remains flatly obvious, it's almost worse than being flat-out bad. rotten Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times September 13, 2003 +1183 Sofia Coppola's stealthy romance about two Americans stranded in Tokyo is a work of marvelous delicacy -- and offers the performance of Bill Murray's career. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com September 13, 2003 +1183 Coppola, who wrote and directed, creates the perfect languorous mood to match these characters' emotional limbo. A fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) September 13, 2003 +1183 Although a small character piece, everything about Lost in Translation is world-class. fresh Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International September 13, 2003 +1183 For me, the movie's best moments revel in the actor's rabid wit and acerbic facial acrobatics, none more so insanely funny and devastating as his battle of wills with an obnoxious commercial director. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 13, 2003 +1183 A terrific balance of comedy, drama and lyrical moments. 7.5/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! September 12, 2003 +1183 "Bill Murray keeps ""Lost in Translation"" entertaining and does a fine job of emoting the exhaustion and frustration of being so far from home and helpless..." B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 12, 2003 +1183 A brave and accomplished study of love and human connections that establishes the young Coppola as one of the most acute talents of her generation. 4/5 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 12, 2003 +1183 Murray is only one of many superb elements in Coppola's new film, a masterpiece on a level with her father's best work at the same age: namely, The Godfather. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 12, 2003 +1183 Coppola, an assured and confident young filmmaker, has crafted a small poem, about being lost and being found. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times September 12, 2003 +1183 [Coppola] gives us a film so poignant, so funny, so free of self-satisfied bravado, that one can't help but look forward to her next work. 4/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 12, 2003 +1183 The old adage says that poetry is what's lost in translation, but the poetry is all that survives in Sofia Coppola's wispy art film. rotten Bob Campbell 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 12, 2003 +1183 Sublimely romantic and subtle. 4/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 12, 2003 +1183 Sweet and sad at the same time it is sardonic and funny. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 12, 2003 +1183 It allows Scarlett Johansson to arrive as an actress at the same time it finally gives Bill Murray the great role that has always eluded him. 4/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe September 12, 2003 +1183 ...a tender visual poem about unexpected friendship, traveler's angst and the disassociating allure of Tokyo. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) September 12, 2003 +1183 Sofia Coppola's sophomore film is another exploration of delicate relationships and uncommunicated frustrations, this one in a beautifully composed atmosphere of isolation. A fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 12, 2003 +1183 It gets at something exquisitely human. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post September 12, 2003 +1183 If Murray has an imposing corner on the comic dynamism in this movie, Johansson is no less compelling for her mysticism, self-assurance and charm. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post September 12, 2003 +1183 A smartly written, confidently directed film that delivers big laughs while developing two of the year's most earnest characters and some of its most rewarding sentiments. 3.5/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News September 12, 2003 +1183 As fine a look at dislocation as you're ever going to see, and it has the nice bonus of boasting Bill Murray's greatest performance. 4/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 12, 2003 +1183 An entrancing mood piece. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate September 12, 2003 +1183 The man who once stole every film he did, bending it to his comic will, tranquilly inhabits LOST IN TRANSLATION... Understatement is his tool now. A fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com September 12, 2003 +1183 You'll see it because you love Bill Murray. But somewhere about halfway through you'll realize that you're watching something much more than a dramatic vehicle for Hollywood's clown prince. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com September 11, 2003 +1183 Baubles of humor, gorgeous shots of the city and sparse use of dialogue relay the warm tale, as Johansson and Murray gracefully embrace the concept. A- fresh 0 E! Online September 11, 2003 +1183 Absolutely one of the funniest films of the year, and also one of the most deeply sad A fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 11, 2003 +1183 Coppola's mood-setting is pitch-perfect ... to be lost and alone in a strange place, full of strangers, feeling kind of sad and wistful. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies September 11, 2003 +1183 Something truly special. 1 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 11, 2003 +1183 'Lost in Translation' is like a beautiful short story - low-key, smart, direct and, in its own distinct way, close to perfection. fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 Critic Doctor September 11, 2003 +1183 The details, which flow like a simple string of pearls, are what make the movie endearing from start to finish. fresh Leslie Katz 0 culturevulture.net September 11, 2003 +1183 "If there were any doubts left as to Ms. Coppola's abilities [as a filmmaker]... ""Lost in Translation"" should smash down the snickering walls of her doubters once and for all." A fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com September 11, 2003 +1183 Coppola is a master of moments and details, and here they add up to a story that is beautifully bittersweet. A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 11, 2003 +1183 Lightweight and a bit of a let-down, Sofia Coppola's follow-up to the marvelous Virgin Suicides is nevertheless an interesting development in what's shaping up to be an interesting career. 3/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide September 11, 2003 +1183 One of the purest and simplest examples ever of a director falling in love with her star's gifts. 5/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times September 11, 2003 +1183 Tart and sweet, unmistakably funny and exceptionally well observed. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times September 11, 2003 +1183 Because it lacks focus, as well as confidence in its story and stars, 'Lost in Translation' squanders a good opportunity. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 11, 2003 +1183 The joys of Sofia Coppola's Lost in Translation come from watching Murray modify his trademark passive- aggressive style into played-straight comic bewilderment -- and to marvel at his slim new picture- of-health appearance. fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today September 11, 2003 +1183 It's certainly edgier, smarter, than much of what passes for culture-clash comedy these days, even if the phlegmatic Murray sometimes resembles every Ugly American abroad, mocking waiters and sushi chefs who struggle to get his deadpan humor. 2.5/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News September 11, 2003 +1183 This is one of the year's most subtly moving films, and a strong affirmation of Coppola's substantial talent. 4/4 fresh Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine September 11, 2003 +1183 Remarkably sophisticated, honest, consistently hilarious and very real. 4/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday September 11, 2003 +1183 Mysterious and complex, as it muses bittersweetly on marriage, longing and the disconnectedness one can feel from another culture or people. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune September 11, 2003 +1183 They'll always have Tokyo. 7/10 fresh Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch September 11, 2003 +1183 Exquisite study in emotional and geographical dislocation. A fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 10, 2003 +1183 Writer/director Sofia Coppola has crafted a mood poem about isolation in a strange environment and the temporary relationships that linger in memory that can be born there B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 10, 2003 +1183 Coppola -- who wrote as well as directed -- gives Murray room to stretch and is rewarded with some remarkably melancholy clowning. fresh 1 Village Voice September 9, 2003 +1183 A lovely, loopy modern-day 'Brief Encounter' that has the wisdom not to push too hard or linger too long. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 9, 2003 +1183 Lost in Translation is a witty laugh out-loud tale of friendship. Coppola breaks through and stands firmly at the edge of her future. 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review September 9, 2003 +1183 Johansson is lovely and funny and sarcastic and sincere, and Murray is nothing short of great. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 8, 2003 +1183 The film's greatest strength comes from its sad wisdom about relationships and the way its protagonists recognize how precarious their connection is. A- fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium September 7, 2003 +1183 You'll think. You'll laugh. You'll be marvelously entertained. And you'll be touched. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews September 5, 2003 +1183 "Attractive and pleasant as it is, there's no escaping the impression that it feels like an overly hip exercise in soul-searching for those who thought American Beauty really did ""look closer"" at life." 4 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com September 1, 2003 +1183 Lyrical and deeply touching...as intimate, humane, and heartfelt as any love story this year. 4/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 1, 2003 +1183 In only her second feature, Coppola has made a poised, intelligent film that nicely balances laughs with a poignancy rarely seen in American movies. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter September 1, 2003 +1183 a joy to watch 3.5/5 fresh Rachel Gordon 0 Filmcritic.com August 31, 2003 +1183 This tedious vanity piece is enlivened only by the charm of its leading man, Bill Murray 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews August 25, 2003 +1183 Like a favorite and enthralling CD soundtrack that takes you places magical. 4.5/5 fresh Keith Uhlich 0 ToxicUniverse.com August 22, 2003 +1183 The film's characters see their every disaffection hauntingly reflected onto the sounds and landscapes of the city they inhabit. 3.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine August 19, 2003 +1183 Coppola's technique of trusting the actors to find and deliver their moments scores big in telling her story and overcoming its deficiencies. 3.8/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals August 18, 2003 +1183 By the conclusion of the story, you'll think of the strange and sometimes amazing relationships you've had during your life. A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve August 8, 2003 +1183 B- fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +1183 3.5/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald February 2, 2004 +1183 4.5/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) December 15, 2003 +1183 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant September 27, 2003 +1186 The central pair's shattering, once-in-a-lifetime passion cries out for more urgency and emotional power. 3/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine May 26, 2008 +1186 Handsomely produced, with a typically mesmerizing performance by Redford, alas this fails to exploit its intriguing political background and ends up being more of a routine and ineffective romance. rotten 0 Film4 May 26, 2008 +1186 Elaborate visual mounting and iconographic placement of the romantic leads are the movie's preoccupation, with the overthrow of Batista merely providing local color. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader May 26, 2008 +1186 Unfortunately, against that impressive backdrop, Pollack mounts a film that is lifeless and slow-moving, offering neither a compelling love story nor a tense tale of a city in turmoil. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide May 26, 2008 +1186 Another top-notch effort from Pollack. 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 19, 2008 +1186 Mediocre Redford drama set in Cuba of semi-old, directed OK by Pollack. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 22, 2008 +1186 The whole thing lacks conviction. rotten 1 Time Out September 30, 2006 +1186 An old-fashioned and bittersweet tale about romance. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 30, 2004 +1186 It drips with class and craftsmanship, but the magic is not there 2/5 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 11, 2004 +1186 The glittering decadence of this culture on the verge of collapse is in fact the film's most fascinating aspect, and Mr. Pollack has re-created it extravagantly. 3/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1186 Some fundamental things still do apply as time goes go by. rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1186 At best, Pollack achieves a counterfeit sense of this atmosphere. But he insists on continuing the card game anyway, an over-extended misdeal of a movie that refuses to fold. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1186 The lesson: Get into practice before remaking a classic. And until then, here's not looking at you, kids. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1186 Superficial, contrived and talky. 2/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1186 Yu might as well look at the background; you are not missing much in the foreground. 0 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1186 B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1186 2/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) October 20, 2005 +1186 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily September 28, 2005 +1186 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 18, 2005 +1186 1/5 rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly July 23, 2004 +1186 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com June 20, 2003 +1186 2/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) March 24, 2003 +1186 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +1186 B+ fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 1990 +1196 Despite the tiresome plot, it's highly entertaining because of the snappy young duo and their big band music. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 7, 2014 +1196 One of the most popular Mickey Rooney-Judy Garland teamings of lets put on a show, directed by Busby Berkeley B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 23, 2012 +1197 Just as Bonello's anachronisms blithely cross disparate eras, so Saint Laurent gainsaid the passage of time. fresh Boris Nelepo 0 Cinema Scope November 13, 2017 +1197 Director Bertrand Bonello ... weave[s] a languorous but transfixing portrait of artistic life and the decadence that often comes with it. fresh 0 The Public (Buffalo) October 11, 2017 +1197 Saint Laurent is the filmic equivalent of drinking a bottle of absinthe. Even after leaving the theater, its green haze is not easily shaken off. fresh Jeffrey Edalatpour 0 KQED (San Francisco) September 18, 2017 +1197 Saint Laurent is aesthetically rich, with exacting production design and a semi-jaundiced sepia hue that periodically evokes the brittleness of an aging newspaper. fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 SF Weekly August 24, 2017 +1197 An unauthorized biopic that dwells in some of the darkest passages of Saint Laurent where his addictions and infidelities are a common thing. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Fernando Moreno 0 Ibero 90.9 June 7, 2016 +1197 A flashy and intermittently unique biopic. C+ fresh Peter Labuza 0 The Film Stage June 6, 2016 +1197 It manages to capture the way Saint Laurent's vision changed the world around him. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Gonzalo Lira 0 Cinema Movil June 3, 2016 +1197 A film composed of different vignettes starring the eponymous character while breaking the conventional biopic narrative. [Full review in Spanish] 7 fresh Hugo Hern 0 June 1, 2016 +1197 A fantasy biopic that celebrates visually all the creativity and decadence surrounding the eponymous fashion designer. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Jorge Ayala 0 El Universal June 1, 2016 +1197 An interesting visual proposal and sometimes fascinating biopic, even if it's a little long. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Diego Batlle 0 May 31, 2016 +1197 The film shines specially in the parts where we see an old designer trapped by his own contraptions. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Luis Mart 0 El Mundo (Spain) May 31, 2016 +1197 Everything feels like too much in this boring and pretentious biopic. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Carlos Boyero 0 El Pais (Spain) May 31, 2016 +1197 Impressive production values, very well narrated and acted, outstanding recreations of the runways that YSL hosted, but more centered in the dark secrets the designer had. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Edgardo Res 0 Reforma May 30, 2016 +1197 Of all the films about the famous designer this is the better one, even if it's somewhat superficial. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Eduardo Molina 0 Reforma May 30, 2016 +1197 Bonello tries to demistify it's subject but sometimes it feels like the character overcomes his vision. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Luis Fernando 0 En Filme May 27, 2016 +1197 With a smart script by Thomas Bidegain, Bonello breaks apart a story that told in any other way would've been more of the same. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Erick Estrada 0 Cinegarage May 27, 2016 +1197 A biopic that tries to destroy the conventionalisms of the genre itself. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Alejandro Alem 0 El Universal May 27, 2016 +1197 A fascinating and intimate look to the world of fashion and the lif of a genious. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/4 fresh Jordi Linares 0 Cine Premiere May 26, 2016 +1197 Bertrand Bonello's Saint Laurent is an exquisite opium den, a biography of sensual feelings rather than of fact. fresh Kong Rithdee 0 Bangkok Post May 11, 2016 +1197 Too long, filled with gorgeous costumes, posing models and lots of smoke, this biopic of Yves Saint Laurent is flamboyant, but tedious. 2/5 rotten Theresa Smith 0 Independent Online (South Africa) March 2, 2016 +1197 In spite of all the thing it does well, Saint Laurent is incapable of becoming a good movie because of the dramatic structure the director built. [Full review in Spanish] rotten 0 El Universal November 11, 2015 +1197 An ambitious reconstruction of a ten year period in the life of celebrated fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Butaca Ancha November 11, 2015 +1197 'Saint Laurent' imagines the life of the influential French fashion designer as a series of aesthetic, erotic episodes. 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) November 5, 2015 +1197 Saint Laurent' is a fascinating tour of the man's life and times, but too often we feel like it's a portrait that's not even skin-deep, but fabric-deep. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Madison Movie August 20, 2015 +1197 Saint Laurent is about image as much as fashion and aesthetics. Mirrors abound, and scenes play out in reflection. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Weekly June 20, 2015 +1197 Maybe two and a half hours is pushing things juuuuuust a touch. 2.5/4 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly June 19, 2015 +1197 It captures the tense flavor of a particularly heady time in Saint Laurent's life, during which he struggled with addiction and illness and juggled relationships ... 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times June 11, 2015 +1197 This is the way you should want your life presented on film - and no matter who you are - it would star the gorgeous, expressive Gaspard Ulliel. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Las Vegas Informer June 11, 2015 +1197 Saint Laurent was a truly mythic figure. It's a shame that Bonello's film doesn't do him justice. 2/4 rotten Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 11, 2015 +1197 "Repetitive, repulsive, empty while stuffed with cheap ennui and wholly lacking in either insight or inspiration, ""Saint Laurent"" is absolutely everything you don't want to see in a biographical film." D rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News June 11, 2015 +1197 Heavy on dreamy imagery and light on facts and insights. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly June 11, 2015 +1197 "Saint Laurent"" is dazzling to behold, for a while. But at two-and-a-half hours, it gets old, especially if you're not familiar enough with the man's life story to piece together exactly what's happening." C rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian June 5, 2015 +1197 The film is unique in that it's not a story about an artist's ascent toward triumph, but about his descent from triumph toward irrelevance and oblivion. D.B. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review June 4, 2015 +1197 A purely visual exercise...unless you're willing to be satisfied with a handsome exterior, you won't find Bonello's film very involving. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 31, 2015 +1197 Saint Laurent comes across as a prisoner of his own genius, at once compelling and pathetic. fresh Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader May 28, 2015 +1197 A flamboyant but hollow exercise in glitz and pizzazz, Saint Laurent is a riot of colors, hedonism and nonsense. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald May 28, 2015 +1197 The perfumed atmosphere concocted to capture a decade or so in the life of the seminal designer is simultaneously hectic and louche, moving in a hyperstylized swirl of texture and sensation... [a] confident re-creation of artistic certitude. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity May 26, 2015 +1197 Bonello makes good use of mirrors and reflective surfaces throughout the film, all very fitting for a story about a boy as beautiful and as self-absorbed as Narcissus himself. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 1 Toronto Sun May 22, 2015 +1197 French director Bertrand Bonello therefore deserves some kind of ignominious prize for turning his lengthy, stylish biopic into a veritable snoozer. 2.5/5 rotten 0 Montreal Gazette May 22, 2015 +1197 The second Saint Laurent biopic in less than a year, and both films and both leading men are great. Amazing. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald May 22, 2015 +1197 Watching Bertrand Bonello's new film is less Saint Laurent than The Saint Laurent Experience: It's the biopic as fever dream. 2/4 rotten Nathalie Atkinson 1 Globe and Mail May 22, 2015 +1197 Bonello takes on the point of view of Saint Laurent himself, exposing a visionary world seen from within that is as strange and wonderful as that of a magnificently stitched garment turned inside out. 4/4 fresh Peter Keough 1 Boston Globe May 21, 2015 +1197 Dreamy and impressionistic, full of debauchery, drugs, disco, and dazzling couture, Saint Laurent is a biopic that picks its moments, leaving backstory behind. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 21, 2015 +1197 The biopic captures a psychology and aesthetic in an exhilarating, sensual, cerebral fashion. 3.5/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday May 21, 2015 +1197 The film is allergic to insight: It's as numbed-out as its hero addict. 2/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle May 21, 2015 +1197 Evoking the era through period detail and occasional footage, director Bertrand Bonello has created a cautionary tale about the price of fame and celebrity. 2.5/4 fresh Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star May 21, 2015 +1197 Saint Laurent won't bring anyone closer to Yves. But it does capture why he loved them so much. fresh Melissa Weller 0 Paste Magazine May 14, 2015 +1197 Saint Laurent understands that the surface is the substance here... 3/4 fresh Carlos Aguilar 0 Movie Mezzanine May 14, 2015 +1197 Bonello might as well have shown him sleeping eight hours or using the toilet for all that says about the man and his work. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 14, 2015 +1197 "Less a standard biography than a dramatic character study in the shape of a mosaic puzzle, ""Saint Laurent"" paints a touching and riveting retrospective of legendary fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent's life and work." 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 14, 2015 +1197 Clinical, exacting, superbly intuitive, Saint Laurent and his associates put painstaking effort into everything from the tension of a seam to the width of a lapel. 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post May 14, 2015 +1197 The most exciting part of the film is the designer's famous show of sumptuous Moroccan-inspired gowns, bursting with wild color and verve. It's thrilling to watch the collection brought together ... 2.5/4 fresh Jocelyn Noveck 1 Associated Press May 11, 2015 +1197 It's the movie equivalent of a row of trophies, all with blank plaques, or a bust of some anonymous Ozymandias - a vision of greatness with all the memorable details sanded off. 4 rotten Inkoo Kang 1 TheWrap May 8, 2015 +1197 A mostly jumbled array of biographical swatches. rotten Robert Abele 1 Los Angeles Times May 7, 2015 +1197 Shepherding you past security with a flash of a V.I.P. all-access pass, it confers instant insider status made even more alluring by the element of time travel. fresh 1 New York Times May 7, 2015 +1197 Never less than a sensual delight. The editing craftily mimics Laurent's style, impeccably cut and full of stealth moves and weird angles that take you by surprise. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR May 7, 2015 +1197 The film's overall energy and synth-scored kink is dizzying, especially in scenes of Yves waking up covered in snakes. A- fresh Joe McGovern 1 Entertainment Weekly May 7, 2015 +1197 For those cinephiles who go weak at the knees for tortured artists and decadents, it's movie heaven. 4/5 fresh Ryan Lattanzio 0 Thompson on Hollywood May 7, 2015 +1197 Bonello still fails to crack the toughest biopic nut of them all: how to shape a human life into a compelling narrative. 2.5/5 rotten Mike D'Angelo 0 The Dissolve May 7, 2015 +1197 A movie to get lost in - an old school epic of excess that recalls the stubbornly meandering cinema of Luchino Visconti. 4/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro May 7, 2015 +1197 Both emotionally and aesthetically authentic and highly watchable at all times. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International May 7, 2015 +1197 Though it's sometimes abstract to a fault, Saint Laurent captures both the private frustration and the private sense of accomplishment that comes with making art. B fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club May 7, 2015 +1197 So overlong and random that it spoils a mesmerizing lead performance and an appreciation for how big a deal with this artist/designer was, at his peak. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service May 6, 2015 +1197 It's rare to see process - the making of anything - dealt with as clearly and poetically as it is in Saint Laurent. It's too bad the movie feels like a confusing, misshapen muslin. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Village Voice May 5, 2015 +1197 Classily assembled but narratively diffuse. rotten 1 Hollywood Reporter May 4, 2015 +1197 The movie's best moments have a shivery eroticism and a trancelike intensity. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker May 4, 2015 +1197 It's said that one must suffer to be beautiful. Thrilling in places, self-indulgent in others, Saint Laurent strongly suggests that one must suffer to make others beautiful. 3.5/5 fresh Lisa Nesselson 0 sbs.com.au October 16, 2014 +1197 No matter how much Bertrand Bonello varies his split screens, triptychs, and geometric screen divisions, he forgets that one of the most fashionable virtues is knowing when to leave. 2/4 rotten 0 Slant Magazine September 30, 2014 +1197 Less of a classic, narrative biopic, and rather an emotion-fueled, loosely knit attempt to grasp and portray the spirit of Yves Saint Laurent's creativity and mindset. fresh Anna Tatarska 0 Movie Mezzanine May 23, 2014 +1197 For all its visual fizz, Bonello's film tells us nothing about the designer, save the usual pompous/concessive hero-worship. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 23, 2014 +1197 ...the film loves itself so much it renders itself beautiful, but utterly shallow. C- rotten Nikola Grozdanovic 0 The Playlist May 22, 2014 +1197 Reflects more of the designer's tortured creative drive in its dark onyx surfaces; it's the slightly deranged auteur portrait that a fellow artist and iconoclast deserves. fresh Guy Lodge 1 Variety May 18, 2014 +1197 As macho and phallus-worshipping as any Schwarzenegger action movie. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 18, 2014 +1197 We can never have too many scenes of half-naked beautiful people spaced out in slo-mo to Giorgio Morodor-like music. 8.5/10 fresh Jordan Hoffman 1 Film.com May 17, 2014 +1199 It's not Hughes' worst comedy effort by far, but it surely is by no means his best... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 10, 2015 +1199 A tiny peek into what the entire Hughes filmography might have been like if Hughes was a dogmatic Marxist. 3/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 16, 2011 +1199 Hughes appears to love these characters, but he's serving a platter of rancid gags, losing interest as the story lurches from one roadside encounter to the next. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com July 20, 2011 +1199 Coarse tale of family and Thanksgiving for teens. 2/5 rotten Heather Boerner 0 Common Sense Media December 18, 2010 +1199 Provides quite a few moments of fun and pathos for audiences who appreciate sophisticated family fare. 2/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 21, 2008 +1199 It's all assembly-line stuff. rotten Wally Hammond 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1199 If a film like this is to be funny at all, it had better work when the warring principals still hate each other, before the rich boy is shown to be a sweet kid and the whole story turns to mush. rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1199 Warmed-up John Huges pap. Not even the hard-working Ed O'Neill can save the day. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +1199 Hughes has written, directed and/or produced so many of these films by now that perhaps we can even forgive him for beginning to repeat himself. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1199 Hughes, a man more prolific than Stephen King and less inspired than Aaron Spelling, has produced yet another forgettable project. This movie shouldn't even be allowed on planes. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1199 The acting is only a little more uninspired than the screenplay, which is directed without shame or flair by Peter Faiman of Crocodile Dundee. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1199 Simply a tired, predictable retread of plot snippets and hollow characters from previous Hughes productions. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1199 I's not hard to understand how Hughes turns out so many screenplays. He probably just leaves the old ones in his computer so they're easier to rewrite. 2/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1199 D+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1199 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1199 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +1199 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 28, 2003 +1199 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +1199 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 10, 2003 +1199 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 7, 2002 +1199 D+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly July 19, 1991 +1200 An early-established folkloric weight and timelessness runs throughout Dominik's neo-western masterpiece. A+ fresh Jordan Raup 0 The Film Stage September 21, 2017 +1200 Affleck manages to strike so many right notes, that by the end of the film, it is easy to forget what a loathsome toady he was at film's start, and you cannot help but feel real pain as Ford's inevitably sad fate unravels before our eyes. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania March 24, 2013 +1200 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford is an engrossing and hypnotic western that places a heavy emphasis on atmosphere, character and reality. 4.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1200 Cinematic aerophagia rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 27, 2009 +1200 As the coward Robert Ford, Casey Affleck is a revelation. Nothing you have seen from him will prepare you for his brilliant work as the childlike young man who goes on to be the downfall of his hero. 1 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 27, 2008 +1200 Writer-director Andrew Dominik takes his time with the story, but his languorous pacing allows tension to build -- and permits the actors, Affleck in particular, to add nuance and depth to characters who'll seem familiar only at first glance. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR.org October 18, 2008 +1200 Stylized like a Ken Burns documentary. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 2, 2008 +1200 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford is the story...of the moment in America when myth was murdered by mere celebrity and we were left, perhaps forever, with only the latter's meager consolations. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The New Republic September 18, 2008 +1200 This film is far too long but the central relationship of James and Ford is fascinating. 3.5/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film June 13, 2008 +1200 Jesse James is that rarest of birds -- an art film with mass appeal. 5/5 fresh Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC May 1, 2008 +1200 Even though the film looks beautiful there are things that rubbed me the wrong way. 6/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review March 3, 2008 +1200 Assassination is a throwback to another time when films were allowed to be unhurried, when audiences trusted multiple story lines to converge organically, and time and place were evoked with consummate craft. 8/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 Colorado Springs Gazette February 28, 2008 +1200 When Ford finally pulls the trigger, it's a relief as the flick's final ten minutes spin into actually interesting terrain C- rotten Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly February 22, 2008 +1200 A measured, brooding meander through dreams of loyalty, shadows of treachery, and the particular psychoses of celebrity for those on both sides of stardom... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 10, 2008 +1200 "Likely the most ""difficult"" film produced with Hollywood money and starring an A-list star since Eyes Wide Shut." fresh Karina Longworth 0 SpoutBlog February 4, 2008 +1200 Develops a curious mood of impending fate and final destiny that rides along with the action. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals January 28, 2008 +1200 This is the kind of picture that isn't afraid to put its characters under a microscope, and it knows that studying their psychology is far more rewarding than studying their gun-slinging skills. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 27, 2008 +1200 ...it's got a title that perfectly matches its subject matter: They're both too long by half. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 25, 2008 +1200 One of the most meticulously detailed and original biopics ever made. fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons January 15, 2008 +1200 anadomei ohi mono tin eikona, tin aisthisi kai ti myrodia toy Far Oyest me ton paliomoditiko tropo grafis kai anaptyksis toy, alla kai ena panemorfo, stoiheiotiko, lito portraito tis amerikanikis ekdohis tis ennoias toy thryloy eikonografimenoy 4/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses January 14, 2008 +1200 Casey Affleck's performance as the awkward, awed, angry man-child carries this film, but never hogs it. It's probably too subtle and generous to get Oscar's attention, but at least the Golden Globes caught on. 3/4 fresh Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) December 24, 2007 +1200 A sprawling, melancholy epic anti-Western. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 10, 2007 +1200 This watchable but indulgent curio blings up the petty vanities and ambitions of the criminal class, and lays greater themes in their graves. rotten Bill Weber 0 Stylus Magazine December 1, 2007 +1200 For all its intended depth and psychological realism, which at its best carries reminders of the work of Terrence Malick, there's a fake myth-making quality to it that, because of its inordinate length, could be mistaken for grandeur. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard November 30, 2007 +1200 Above all, there's the sense of immersion in a world of harsh beauty whose time is running out. It's to be hoped that non-American audiences embrace this film: it's one of the year's very best. fresh David Gritten 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 30, 2007 +1200 Affleck and Pitt have prime charge of the tale's humanity and vitality. The first has nervous headlamp eyes and a wheedling, accosting intensity: he is like a homeless pet you would feel sorry for up to the moment it bit you. fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times November 30, 2007 +1200 A tremendously stylish, intelligent retelling of western myth. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 30, 2007 +1200 The name everyone will be talking about after seeing this movie is Casey Affleck. 4/5 fresh 0 The Sun (UK) November 30, 2007 +1200 Andrew Dominik's sensational film debags a cherished idol. Tyrone Power, Robert Wagner and Roy Rogers famously played Jesse James like Robin Hood. Brad Pitt plays him like a poisonous Mr Hyde. 4/5 fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) November 30, 2007 +1200 While well-crafted and beginning and ending well, for the most part it's like waiting for a tumbleweed to blow across an airless prairie. 2/5 rotten 0 Daily Mirror (UK) November 30, 2007 +1200 A graceful, intelligent movie, and one that gives Casey Affleck a chance to really shine. 4/5 fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 November 30, 2007 +1200 Paced like a Terrence Malick or Stanley Kubrick film it will not appeal to everyone, but for those accustomed to using their eyes, ears and brains at the movies this is a magnificent experience. 5/5 fresh Rob Daniel 0 Sky Cinema November 29, 2007 +1200 Apparently, all the world needs a hero and there is nobody better than Brad Pitt, with all his untouchable starriness, to fill those boots. 4/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com November 29, 2007 +1200 The running time and pacing may scare some, but Dominik has crafted an instant classic, with poetic visuals, sensational performances and a true love for the genre. Magnificent. 4/5 fresh Mark Salisbury 0 Total Film November 29, 2007 +1200 Pitt, toying with his death-wish like some private joke, is eminently watchable in a role with little developmental arc; while Affleck, as his unwitting nemesis, takes his own mysterious integrity right to the grave. 3/5 fresh David Jenkins 1 Time Out November 29, 2007 +1200 In a case where the most dangerous are kept dangerously close, here we have a rarity: a suspenseful, yet dramatic Western. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Sorrento 0 Film Threat November 27, 2007 +1200 The plot's restless shifts in point of view mean that significant action and mere movement become hopelessly confused with one another. 3/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald November 17, 2007 +1200 An extraordinary and visionary study of a legendary murderer's famous fate, within touching distance of Oscars. 5/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine November 2, 2007 +1200 Brad Pitt struts his bad boy outlaw stuff with guns blazing, and a good cigar smoke after the deed is done. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze November 1, 2007 +1200 Dominik's portrait of the notorious, celebrated outlaw is cinematic, considered and poetic...The film is long and detailed, but so are the rewards fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 27, 2007 +1200 The hoods of the train robbers remind us of children's Halloween costumes, which adds to the impression that this is a movie populated by dead men too stubborn to give up the ghost. 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) October 26, 2007 +1200 ...a meditation on the nature of celebrity and the superstitious need of thwarted little men to smash their idols. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 26, 2007 +1200 Hardly a straight shoot-em-up, it instead serves as a commentary on the manner in which Western fact morphed into Western myth even as the ink was still drying on that particular time in American history. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 24, 2007 +1200 It all adds up to a rewarding work of unusual density. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 24, 2007 +1200 ...a serious, slowly paced but utterly masterful slice of American history. 4/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette October 21, 2007 +1200 The main problem of many is that writer-director Andrew Dominik doesn't know if he wants to deflate the outlaw myth or embellish it. rotten Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org October 20, 2007 +1200 Beautifully directed, visually stunning Western with terrific performances from Casey Affleck and Brad Pitt - this is one of the best films of the year. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 20, 2007 +1200 A bleached-out dreariness and lethargic pace drains this challenging film of much of its impact. C rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee October 19, 2007 +1200 Somewhere within The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford ... there is a brilliant film. 2.5/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) October 19, 2007 +1200 Depending upon your tolerance for cinema as meditation, this moody trek to the inevitable murder of the outlaw Jesse James may actually seem as long as its title. Yet there's much to admire. 3/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) October 19, 2007 +1200 ...a stark, clear-eyed picture of outlaw life in the real wild west. 5/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 19, 2007 +1200 A serpentine, snow-smudged and wood-smoke-thick stroll in the shoes of a dead man walking. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 18, 2007 +1200 It's a view of the West beyond the myth that's worth enduring, if not relishing. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 18, 2007 +1200 ... it's the performances that make this picture compelling in spite of its snail's-pace narrative. A- fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer October 18, 2007 +1200 Brad Pitt as Jesse James: Seldom has an actor been so perfectly cast. fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 13, 2007 +1200 It's one of the year's most confident, visually arresting films, but it requires patience. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 12, 2007 +1200 The one thing you're not supposed to do during a Western is doze off. rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 12, 2007 +1200 Assassination is contemplative and quiet, a studied film that is surprisingly engrossing, not to mention so handsomely made you can hardly take your eyes off it. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 12, 2007 +1200 The movie is scaled too big visually and too small emotionally. C rotten Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun October 12, 2007 +1200 Goes on and on and on and on. C- rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com October 12, 2007 +1200 "Sometimes as shocking as a gunshot, ""The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford"" is nonetheless an artful examination of one of the most infamous slayings in American history" 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 11, 2007 +1200 A better title might have been Jesse James in the Age of Pop Therapy. 2/4 rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 11, 2007 +1200 Written, filmed and acted with real beauty and skill. And it has something powerful to say about today's celebrity-obsessed culture. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 11, 2007 +1200 An astounding work of mythological storytelling. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy October 8, 2007 +1200 ...a quintessential work of the American Western genre. Brad Pitt gives the best performance of his career... A fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 6, 2007 +1200 The movie has an almost hypnotic quality; its spare and often beautiful shots seem to sear themselves into the camera's lens. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 5, 2007 +1200 Who would have imagined that a biopic about Jesse James could be so boring? 2.5/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 5, 2007 +1200 Mostly ponderous, despite the unceasingly beautiful imagery. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe October 5, 2007 +1200 For me, this is sublime poetry. Pitt's performance grows in majesty as things progress, while Affleck is absolutely mesmerizing as the fame-hungry Ford. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 5, 2007 +1200 The movie has the space and freedom of classic Western epics. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 5, 2007 +1200 Capricious, meditative and absorbing. 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 5, 2007 +1200 This is not a film which will appeal to the masses, which is unfortunate. Go see this rare offering and make your own decision. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan October 5, 2007 +1200 The story drifts aimlessly toward its foregone conclusion, hitting a few interesting notes along the way but never gelling into a coherent narrative. rotten Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com October 5, 2007 +1200 There is only one word to describe Casey Affleck's performance --- chilling. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan October 5, 2007 +1200 Are these the thoughts that ran through Pitt's head after he was hugged in Venice by that aggressive fan? 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) October 5, 2007 +1200 Andrew Dominik has taken the familiar story and reconstructed it is such a fascinatingly abstract manner that it feels as if we are watching it unfold before our eyes for the very first time. 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com October 4, 2007 +1200 This cinematic folk song embraces and celebrates the chasm between idealized outlaw myth and the unglamorous realities of frontier thievery. A- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 4, 2007 +1200 As this old and twisted Jesse, Brad Pitt is quite good. But the movie really belongs to Casey Affleck as Robert Ford. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post October 4, 2007 +1200 The oddest major studio release of the year, and one of the most admirable. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune October 4, 2007 +1200 Breathes vibrant, murderous life into a Western that's a welcome change from the usual group of guys wandering across the desert. 4.5/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com October 4, 2007 +1200 One of the most cinematically assured works of the year. Blows most tried-and-true westerns out of the water. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 2, 2007 +1200 A simple, clean, smart idea for a story turned into an agonizingly pretentious mess with world class cinematography and some good performances. rotten David Poland 0 Movie City News September 30, 2007 +1200 Fact is, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford should have been better. It should have followed the real focus on the story and done away with at least an hour of subplotting. 3/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters September 29, 2007 +1200 It is a broody psychological Western, a lot of peering out into endless prairie landscapes, as much Ingmar Bergman as John Ford, with a little bit of Heathcliff thrown in. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet September 29, 2007 +1200 This is the year's epic western, and one wonders why it took so long to get out of the cutting room. See it. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Entertainment Insiders September 29, 2007 +1200 If you love classic and stylish mood Westerns such as McCabe and Mrs. Miller and The Long Riders, this is your film. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 25, 2007 +1200 As overlaong and pretentious as its title, The Assassination of Jesse James is worth a look almost in spite of itself. 3/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend September 24, 2007 +1200 A creepy and daring look into one of the most destructive, and self-destructive of American anti-heroes 7/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics September 24, 2007 +1200 The cinematic equivalent of a Homeric epic...an ambitious, mesmerizing evocation of the mystique of celebrity and the strange mixture of admiration and envy it generates. A fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 24, 2007 +1200 It is no mean feat to make a boring film about Jesse James, but Andrew Dominik has pulled it off in style. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker September 24, 2007 +1200 Casey Affleck gives an outstanding performance that proves him to be a character actor of immense creativity, clarity and composure. A- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 23, 2007 +1200 When you watch The Assassination of Jesse James..., you've got to appreciate what Kevin Costner could do with three hours. It's an endurance test, not god awful but just not worth spending so much time on. rotten Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine September 21, 2007 +1200 Aside from the movie's mouthful title, this [is a] contemplative and carousing exposition. [The] prairie-induced pathos is plenty to digest with absolute reverence. 3/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 World Voice News September 21, 2007 +1200 Stunning visuals, award-worthy performances, and a script that takes incredibly rewarding risks, Jesse James is a masterpiece and one of the best films of the year. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 UGO September 21, 2007 +1200 A masterwork that already has the feel of a classic. This take on the last days of an iconic western figure constantly surprises and intrigues. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Maxim September 21, 2007 +1200 ...heightened by a rare cinematic artistry that seamlessly melds a probing character essay with a lyrical Western epic. 4/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 21, 2007 +1200 It's a western destined to outlive the pronouncements of its own death, because it knows that death is only the first stage in the life of legend. 3.5/4 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star September 21, 2007 +1200 The movie is merely a long, empty exercise in style. 2/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com September 21, 2007 +1200 ...an epic film that's part literary treatise, part mournful ballad, and completely a portrait of our world, as seen in a distant mirror. 4/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 21, 2007 +1200 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford is a gorgeous snooze. 1.5/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 21, 2007 +1200 The look and feel of the movie are as authentic as any Western since Robert Altman's McCabe and Mrs. Miller... 3/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News September 21, 2007 +1200 This is a masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies September 21, 2007 +1200 Much of the film, burdened by unnecessary, obvious narration, is an overly languid, dully paced prelude to the main event... 2/5 rotten Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 21, 2007 +1200 ...The Assassination of Jesse James grabs on to many of the classic tropes of the Western -- the meandering passage of time, the imposing landscapes, the abiding loneliness, the casual violence -- and sets about mapping their furthest edges. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Rosenblatt 0 Austin Chronicle September 21, 2007 +1200 "Assassination"" is an epic in every way, from its wide sweeping atmospheric Alberta locations, to its meticulous and magisterial attention to period detail. Mind you, for a Western there isn't that much violence and blood, but the sense of foreboding is e" fresh Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca September 21, 2007 +1200 Best name for a western of any film in history. B+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide September 21, 2007 +1200 A long, ambitious, fitfully rewarding movie. 2.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail September 21, 2007 +1200 A slow roast of a movie that seals in all the flavors. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 20, 2007 +1200 Heroically pretentious. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 20, 2007 +1200 We are told a lot about Jesse James during the elongated run time -- but learn very little about the man at all. 2.5/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com September 20, 2007 +1200 An absolute misfire. C- rotten Natasha Vargas-Cooper 0 E! Online September 20, 2007 +1200 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford represents a breakthrough in the moviegoing experience. It may be the first time we've been asked to watch a book on tape. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com September 20, 2007 +1200 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford adds another gauzy chapter to the overtaxed James myth, if not much rhyme or reason, heart or soul. 2.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times September 20, 2007 +1200 To put it most bluntly, the thing is just too long and too slow. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 20, 2007 +1200 I wish this movie wasn't so purposefully elegiac and attenuated -- at times it's like a middling Terrence Malick fantasia -- but it's well worth sitting through. B+ fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor September 20, 2007 +1200 A surprising near-masterpiece, and the best Western to come across the range since Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven and Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 20, 2007 +1200 "If I were inclined to wheel out cliches like ""Oscar-worthy,"" I'd certainly wheel them out in support of this movie, on several counts." fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV September 20, 2007 +1200 The Assassination of Jesse James is less of a Western than a mid-Western, which refers both to the film's urban Missouri center of gravity and its pivoting position between horse opera and backstage intrigue. 3.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday September 20, 2007 +1200 In its nakedly revealed tremors of fear and insecurity, Affleck's tour de force is reminiscent of the similarly raw work of the late, great John Cazale. fresh Brett Buckalew 0 FilmStew.com September 20, 2007 +1200 Unforgivably slow and over-titled attempt to dramatize the ignoble murder of the notorious outlaw features a fine performance by Casey Affleck as Ford. 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound September 20, 2007 +1200 Parts of the movie are brilliant in a Terrence Malick-inspired way, but the lugubrious middle section is badly in need of the hand of a ruthless editor. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 20, 2007 +1200 Dominik paints a richly detailed mosaic on locations in Calgary and Winnipeg, and you can only marvel at the visual miracles achieved by cinematographer Roger Deakins. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 20, 2007 +1200 It's Dominik's uncompromising, uncommercial vision and the two leads that give the story such a wonderfully wounded grandeur. 5/6 fresh David Fear 1 Time Out September 20, 2007 +1200 For fans who say they'd pay to watch Brad Pitt read the Yellow Pages -- well, your money might be better-spent on that. rotten Staci Layne 0 Buzzine Magazine September 19, 2007 +1200 Fact is, The Assassination is nothing more than a misreading of Hollywood mythology. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press September 19, 2007 +1200 The extraordinary expressive performers, male and female; the haunting interior and exterior conflicts; the painstaking authenticity of the period detail; and the subtly modulated mood shifts all combine to make a modern masterpiece of an old legend. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer September 19, 2007 +1200 A haunting retelling of one of the enduring outlaw sagas in American culture. A fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 19, 2007 +1200 A psychological chamber drama in which the wide-open spaces are geographic as well as mental. fresh 1 Village Voice September 18, 2007 +1200 A majestic biopic that digs more deeply into the character of Jesse James than has ever been done before. Will disappoint fans of shoot-em-ups, though. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve September 17, 2007 +1200 While Pitt is fine here -- he's as enigmatic and half-seen as you'd want an icon to be -- it's Affleck who impresses. fresh James Rocchi 0 Cinematical September 14, 2007 +1200 Impeccably shot, cast and directed, this is a truly impressive film. fresh Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International September 13, 2007 +1200 Loping, lyrical, contemplative, poetic, Malick-meets-David Gordon Green style. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 12, 2007 +1200 Of all the many films about Jesse James, Andrew Dominik's epic may not end up ranking as the most popular or the best film on the subject but it will certainly, flaws and all, be regarded as the most intriguing and ambitious take on the man and his myth. 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies September 10, 2007 +1200 With an almost aching restraint in the performances and storytelling, Assassination makes for a quite enjoyable film if you give yourself over to its pacing and style. A- fresh Jason Gorber 0 Film Scouts September 8, 2007 +1200 The slow pace and the fact that the title gives away the entire plot should only be a minor annoyance to those who love strong writing, powerful acting and great filmmaking. 8/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net September 5, 2007 +1200 ... gets smothered in pointlessly long takes, repetitive scenes, grim Western landscapes and mumbled, heavily accented dialogue. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter September 4, 2007 +1200 The titular act of violence is the best scene in the film, radiating a kind of unavoidable fatality that elevates the lethal gunshot from a just another bang to something triggering a very strong sense of epochal change. fresh 0 european-films.net September 3, 2007 +1200 It's a magnificent throwback to a time when filmmakers found all sorts of ways to refashion Hollywood's oldest and most durable genre. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety September 1, 2007 +1200 The plot is rather weak, but the tone is dark and haunting and the visuals stunning, not to mention Brad Pitt's stunning portrait of paranoia and fear A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 31, 2007 +1200 B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 14, 2012 +1200 4/5 fresh Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1200 6/10 fresh Jeff Otto 0 ReelzChannel.com February 9, 2011 +1200 4/10 rotten Paul Greenwood 0 Future Movies UK November 17, 2007 +1200 B+ fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews October 22, 2007 +1200 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 20, 2007 +1200 A fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com October 5, 2007 +1203 As a biopic, anti-Apartheid chronicle, the film is mediocre, but the young Denzel Washington is excellent, rendering an Oscar-nominated performance. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 10, 2011 +1203 Washington does a remarkable job of transforming himself into the articulte and mesmerizing black nationalist leader, whose refusal to keep silent led to his death in police custody and a subsequent coverup. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety June 19, 2008 +1203 A historical document as well as powerful, disturbing drama 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers June 8, 2006 +1203 An implacable work of authority and compassion, Cry Freedom is political cinema at its best. fresh Mark Salisbury 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1203 Sincere and movie - but not enough Denzel. 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 11, 2005 +1203 Often harrowing and naturalistic but ultimately self-important in its indictment of police-state politics. 3/5 fresh Michael H. Price 0 Fort Worth Business Press June 3, 2005 +1203 These are fine methods for delivering a civics lesson, which to some extent is what the Attenborough approach is all about. But for a film that aspires to entertain as well as educate, they are less helpful. 2.5/4 rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1203 a Hollywood whitewashing of a potentially explosive story 2/5 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 29, 2002 +1203 Cry Freedom is a sincere and valuable movie, and despite my fundamental reservations about it, I think it probably should be seen. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1203 In a country busier than Chile with oppression, violence and subjugation, the story of Woods' slow awakening is certainly not the most exciting, or revealing. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1203 Biko was unflappable, logical and witty in life, and Washington conveys that solidity onscreen. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1203 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 11, 2007 +1203 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Wordmag.com October 15, 2005 +1203 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 9, 2005 +1203 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 3, 2005 +1203 2/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World December 17, 2003 +1203 3/5 fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine November 26, 2003 +1203 5/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net December 22, 2002 +1203 3/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) October 25, 2002 +1206 Better than you remember. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central August 8, 2011 +1206 What could have been regarded as a good monster flick turned into a biblical and preachy flick. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1206 Zero gravity. 1.5/4 rotten Robert Cashill 1 Newsweek June 18, 2008 +1206 Red Planet's lack of original ideas locks it into a decaying orbit. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 16, 2002 +1206 "Even when the astronauts are running out of oxygen, they still insist on espousing their theories about life, science and God. Had the movie any sexual or racial tension, it could pass itself off as ""The Real World: Mars." rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 15, 2002 +1206 As B films go, Red Planet has its heart in the right place. fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine March 7, 2002 +1206 In a choice of lesser evils, you could do a whole lot worse... While it never climbs very high, it survives because we know how much further it could fall. C+ rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 24, 2001 +1206 Yawn. Another boring trip to Mars. 3/10 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +1206 The only fun in Red Planet is trying to spot the reflections of the camera and crew in the smoothly-polished faceplates of the astronauts. 2/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 20, 2001 +1206 Look for Red Planet to crash as resoundingly at the box office as its heroes do on Mars. 1/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor April 20, 2001 +1206 Nobody who hasn't spent time in an asylum could have believed that this film was ever going to amount to anything. 1.5/4 rotten Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com April 2, 2001 +1206 Red Planet convincingly demonstrates that the shadow side of science is scary - very scary indeed. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 31, 2001 +1206 It does not have the right stuff. Indeed, it is pretty silly stuff. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 16, 2001 +1206 ...a little more convincing and plausible than its predecessor, even if it is not enough reason to actually recommend the follow-up either. 2/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org February 7, 2001 +1206 What human speech manages to break through the tedious, impenetrable jargon is so compressed and weighted with exposition that it feels more like notes for an outline than actual conversation. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1206 As a human interest drama, Red Planet is more thin than Mars' atmosphere. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1206 The story's strong point isn't psychological depth or complex relationships, but brainy scientists trying to think their way out of a box that grows smaller every minute. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1206 Despite the persuasive scenery, director Antony Hoffman can't figure out a way to build scenes, or momentum, or much of anything. rotten Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1206 Just like that last Mission to Mars, this one's doomed before liftoff. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1206 This one's a nuts-and-bolts sci-fier that looks good but its dialogue is just terrible... C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1206 As dull and arid as a hike through the desert. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1206 [A] completely idiotic, excruciatingly dull potboiler. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +1206 This trip is strictly for fanatics of the genre. rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1206 A soulless and charmless film that desperately hopes we won't see the stitches that barely hold its disparate pieces together. 3/10 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1206 Dramatically inert. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1206 ... appeals neither to intellect, emotion nor sense of excitement. 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1206 Planet is the directorial debut of Antony Hoffman and, with any luck, somebody will confiscate his license to make any more films. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1206 Red Planet is a giant roach motel of a movie, where actors check in but don't check out. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1206 The next time any movie tells you the Martians are coming, choose the better part of valor: Just duck. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1206 A hardware-based endurance test that looks spectacular and is only slightly more exciting than a nine-hour cricket match. rotten Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +1206 A programmatic wash, suitable for the bottom half of a double bill, perhaps, if only we had such things anymore. 3 rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1206 Poorly conceived and executed. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1206 Plot holes come at you at a dizzying pace, and they can be rather extreme. 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1206 There are only so many life or death deadlines we can be expected to stomach in one trip to Mars as the impossible repeatedly becomes the inevitable in these all or nothing scenarios. 5/10 rotten Ed Scharf 0 CheckOut.com January 1, 2000 +1206 There are no signs of interesting life within Red Planet. rotten David Luty 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1206 First rate sci-fi with a good cast, excellent effects, and an interesting story. fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net January 1, 2000 +1206 This spaceship misfire manages to be overblown and undernourished at the same time. 0/4 rotten Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1206 A space opera that moves at considerably less than warp drive. rotten Walter V. Addiego 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1206 Chuck Pfarrer's screenplay feels older than the Martian hills. 1/5 rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1206 Takes itself pretty seriously for a movie that ask the viewer, in the laborious voice-over prologue, to stow all notions of science and logic. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1206 Red Planet lacks the one thing even a C-grade sci-fi writer could provide: a good yarn. 1.5/4 rotten Mary Kalin-Casey 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1206 The film was actually never boring for me, but neither was it ever exciting. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1206 Shot and edited so clumsily that pivotal moments of action are obscured. 6/10 rotten Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1206 Crash-lands in a desert of one-note characters, banal dialogue and a general lack of excitement or tension. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 1, 2000 +1206 Though not very deep in deep space, I thought Red Planet was pretty good fun. 6/10 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +1206 Early on, Lucy informs the crew there's been a 'failure to engage.' I think she was talking about the movie. D+ rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1206 [The actors] stand around mouthing dry as Martian dust dialogue. C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1206 The year's second Mars movie isn't as laughable as the first, Brian De Palma's Mission to Mars, but it also offers far fewer signs of life. rotten Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1206 Most successful is a rogue navigational robot named AMEE, who gives a performance far more nuanced than any of the carbon-based performers. rotten Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1206 Red Planet is cluttered with too many threats and too many implausible solutions. rotten Tom Sime 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1206 One gets the sense, while watching Red Planet, that we are viewing the work of fan-boys, not creative geniuses. rotten Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +1206 The lack of narrative drive or genuine surprises may make viewers wish that the Mars invaders had instead tried their luck on another planet. rotten Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1206 Red Planet delivers a tight, taut story, but at times disappoints, dragging when the action should fly. rotten Sherri Winston 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1206 Dumb, uninvolving movie. rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +1206 There's precious little sense of adventure, suspense or excitement and no sense of fun. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1206 Not boring, not captivating. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1206 The characters have the depth of an algae pool. rotten Andy Klein 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1206 Red Planet isn't particularly offensive, except in its total mediocrity. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1206 Red Planet isn't as bad as the year's first abysmal Martian movie, Mission to Mars, but it's pretty close. rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1206 Red Planet's characterless characters are a bland, undistinguished bunch, completely overshadowed by Amee, a slinky robot that clinks ominously and has a sexy way of twisting herself in knots. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +1206 When the movie diverts to the surface of Mars, with its fairly tedious FX platter of swarming, man-eating bugs, renegade cyborgs and ice storms that Red Planet loses momentum. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 1, 2000 +1206 You Should Pay Nine Bucks to See This If: Your appetite is not yet sated after this year's Mission to Mars and Supernova. rotten Dave White 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +1206 Red Planet seems powered by a 'Cool Stuff' aesthetics -- it's full of bits and pieces that don't add up to anything or make much of an impression. rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1206 Any movie that requires this much narration-background, plot line and introductions to each and every character-is as deprived of oxygen as outer space. rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +1206 The smartly engineered story may be enough to satisfy cerebrally starved science-fiction fans, but sadly Red Planet fails to engage on almost every other level. 6/10 rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1206 A mildly diverting adventure film for those who enjoy thrills and shocks without having to think too much. fresh Bob Thomas 1 Associated Press January 1, 2000 +1206 The cast outclasses the material. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1206 When a character points out that relationships on the ship are 'like high school,' you may wonder if he means junior high. rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1206 Miserable storytelling covered with bad special effects. rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) January 1, 2000 +1206 With an arid landscape that is the spitting image of Utah, the tedious movie is about as much fun as a long stroll through a hot Utah desert without benefit of water. 5/10 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1206 Not only shamelessly rips off the best of the genre, but also fails to even put it into a nice sheen or an entertaining package. 1.5/5 rotten Shay Casey 0 Jacksonville Film Journal January 1, 2000 +1206 Perfectly solid visual effects show up onscreen constantly enough to remind us of the wasted effort turned in by the FX crews. 1/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1206 1/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1206 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1206 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +1206 1/4 rotten Joe Mader 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1206 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1206 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1206 1/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1206 1.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1206 6/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +1206 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine April 30, 2001 +1206 1/5 rotten Ben Falk 0 BBC.com April 16, 2001 +1206 2/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic February 7, 2001 +1206 2.5/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1206 D+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1206 2.5/4 rotten 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +1206 3/5 fresh Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1206 1/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1206 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 1, 2000 +1206 C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 1, 2000 +1206 3/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1206 B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 1, 2000 +1207 The twisty storyline does have its moments, but eventually the actors are reduced to wearing the requirements of the plot like pairs of cement shoes. 2/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 30, 2004 +1207 Falls prey to a creeping structural rigor mortis that sets in early. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter July 30, 2004 +1207 Mostly mediocre heist flick. C rotten 0 E! Online July 30, 2004 +1207 Features fine performances by a cast of veteran actors but is marred by its unconvincing back story. 3/5 fresh Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times July 29, 2004 +1207 Underneath its cheeky amorality, there beats a heart. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly July 28, 2004 +1207 Scrambling to find a place in the Coen brothers' shadow, Racz tries too hard to manufacture a sense of zany unpredictability, but each new twist only reveals Sheldon as the soulless opportunist that he is. 2/4 rotten Peter Debruge 1 Miami Herald May 28, 2004 +1207 The feature debut of writer-director Nicholas Racz is twisty and clever, if not a reinvention of the genre. 2.5/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel May 28, 2004 +1207 The film plays like an old episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, with a resolution that's truly unpredictable. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times May 22, 2004 +1207 The appeal of The Burial Society lays in its unusual and obscure take on an otherwise mundane tale of greed, treachery and double-cross. 3.5/5 fresh Merle Bertrand 0 Film Threat July 22, 2003 +1207 Spiritual on the one hand and street tough on the other - a cross between The Jewish Sopranos and Six Feet Under And Kosher. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com July 13, 2003 +1207 With a plot that is at once needlessly complicated and maddeningly careless, the movie veers unsteadily between farce and crime drama and never really engages the viewer. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star July 8, 2003 +1207 The Burial Society is definitely big on plot, but can the thing dance? Short answer: It's no Astaire. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail June 6, 2003 +1207 The potential here is obvious, but never realized. 3/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies June 6, 2003 +1207 [A] nifty little thriller. 3/4 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY June 6, 2003 +1207 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1208 The Incredibles is aptly-named. It tells the surprisingly relatable story it intends to tell in a time and place that feels unique from our own yet approachable. 9.2 fresh Colby Bryant 0 Colbybryant.com December 6, 2018 +1208 "It's difficult to sift through the top of the Pixar movies and pick a ""favorite"", let alone a ""best"", but this is one that has a real claim to both. " A+ fresh Brian Gill 0 Mad About Movies Podcast November 4, 2018 +1208 These are lovely characters, it's a witty script, there's lots of laughs. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) July 29, 2015 +1208 It is a simply astounding feat of animation with such attention paid to details like the lighting and even the hair of characters. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) July 29, 2015 +1208 A sharp, even amusing, homage to comic book lore, a great family-friendly action-comedy, and a thoughtful marital drama all wrapped up in a deliciously exciting package. 8/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD May 16, 2011 +1208 "As the kids discover their powers and this family hovers between super and dysfunctional, ""The Incredibles"" finds its voice . . . and it speaks to families everywhere." 8/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis April 17, 2011 +1208 Incredible and action-packed fun for the entire family. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +1208 This is an amazing movie. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed July 7, 2010 +1208 Assembled with an intense amount of care and love so that every cut, every sound, every movement, builds to a euphonious whole. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy June 22, 2010 +1208 ...far from engrossing... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 20, 2009 +1208 This truly is a film that turns is every bit as incredibly good as it has been made out to be. fresh Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique June 6, 2009 +1208 Frame for frame, The Incredibles is as good as any live action superhero film ever made, and often far more convincing. fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD February 27, 2009 +1208 Wonderful stuff. 5/5 fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 August 31, 2008 +1208 It re-animates the thrill, not just the nostalgia, of old-school comic books and pulp adventure. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2007 +1208 In a word: Incredible. 4/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1208 The sleek computer animation is spellbinding as usual. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader June 20, 2007 +1208 A movie that demonstrates once again why the studio continues to leave competing product from the likes of Disney and DreamWorks in the dust. 4.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1208 ...the real secret to Pixar's greatness lies not in the animation, but in their wonderful choice of stories that appeal to both children and parents. 4/5 fresh Uri Lessing 0 www.kcactive.com July 25, 2005 +1208 The Incredibles shows once and for all what was right in front of our noses all along, that Pixar is not an animation studio but a movie studio. And not just a movie studio, but the best movie studio. 4.5/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1208 Brad Bird strays from the Pixar formula but still delivers enough colour and thrills to keep the faithful happy. 4/5 fresh Colin Kennedy 0 Empire Magazine June 25, 2005 +1208 The year's foremost animation showstopper. A- fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +1208 "Luckily, the genre has not submerged completely and, with the help of films like ""The Incredibles"", hope for a solid future is within the audience's grasp." 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight April 17, 2005 +1208 'Divertida, honesta y extremadamente inteligente, es un claro ejemplo del nivel de arte que puede llegar a alcanzar el cine. Sencillamente inolvidable' 4/4 fresh Jorge Avila 0 Moviola April 4, 2005 +1208 The Incredibles has humor, thrills, and adventure, but most of all it has heart. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 27, 2005 +1208 [It] goes beyond the pretty visuals and the slam-bam action to get us under the skin of a family trying hard to be something they're not. 4/5 fresh Anthony Del 0 Las Vegas Mercury January 4, 2005 +1208 Explodes with humour, ingenuity and a freshness. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile December 22, 2004 +1208 The often wry and pointed dialogue reminded me of the glory days of radio. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer December 16, 2004 +1208 Bird's satiric take on suburbia, conformity and forced notions of equality is surprisingly sophisticated and biting for an animated feature, matched by a visual panache that is often breathtaking. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International December 8, 2004 +1208 'The Incredibles' is highly enjoyable fresh 0 Catholic Sun December 5, 2004 +1208 One of these days, Pixar is going to take a misstep, but now is not the time. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 30, 2004 +1208 Kids will love it and want to see it again and again. Adults . . . probably will too. 5/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com November 30, 2004 +1208 You must take your family to see this in the theater. You can only really appreciate it on the big screen. fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review November 28, 2004 +1208 A masterfully crafted entertainment that devolves into an overlong, overly loud, and disappointingly stock shoot 'em up. 2.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf November 22, 2004 +1208 With their best film to date, the Pixar team has taken the animated feature into realms of narrative and visual design never before seen. A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 20, 2004 +1208 Stunningly animated, if somewhat derivative, story of an ordinary, extraordinary family. 8/10 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette November 19, 2004 +1208 ... a terrific, smart and thoroughly engaging family film. 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly November 17, 2004 +1208 Had the picture been written half as well as it was drawn, I suspect it would have proven at the very least twice as super. 3/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat November 16, 2004 +1208 When it comes to animation, it doesn't get any better than this. 5/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 Film Threat November 16, 2004 +1208 Flies high above the crowd for its worldly wit and compassion for humankind. 4/4 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com November 16, 2004 +1208 Provides all the wonder and excitement to be wrought from the superhero genre while making fun of itself in gut-busting ways. fresh George Wu 0 culturevulture.net November 16, 2004 +1208 A first-class animated feature. B+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 16, 2004 +1208 The film has a fair amount of humor, but without the special effects, which are dazzling, at times, it's a pretty ordinary story. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 15, 2004 +1208 The setttings in The Incredibles are endlessly inventive, the action exuberant, the laughter frequent and the characters a bottomless toy box of delights. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation November 14, 2004 +1208 What is incredible in The Incredibles is the computer imaging. 3/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 MovieWeb November 14, 2004 +1208 Original adventures such as The Incredibles are the ones that will have families watching them over and over and over again, over the years. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium November 13, 2004 +1208 Brad Bird has crafted a sleek and original homage to the derring-do of our most cherished superheroes. 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk November 13, 2004 +1208 An unfortunate use of Pixar magic to tell a tired story in a typical world. 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Snobs November 12, 2004 +1208 Bird's intricate, colorful and super-kinetic action is a cyber equivalent of eye candy. It's also loaded with empty calories. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly November 12, 2004 +1208 A film so miraculous and so far above its competitors that the Academy Award for Animated Feature Film is no longer a contest. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 12, 2004 +1208 This remarkably entertaining and meaty motion picture is all eye candy and goofy entertainment for children, but underneath lies a biting denunciation on a number of contemporary topics. 4/4 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page November 11, 2004 +1208 A hilariously fun romp through the everyday lives of comic-book superheroes. 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online November 11, 2004 +1208 Mix X-Men with True Lies and Spy Kids then add the retro design of The Powerpuff Girls all tied together with the magical technology of Pixar... A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 11, 2004 +1208 It's a great and memorable romp that will leave your family feeling super. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 10, 2004 +1208 A family-friendly rallying cry against conformity, far more daring than the tastelessness that passes for daring in Team America, but undercut by excessive length. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 10, 2004 +1208 The folks at the movie's heart are exaggerated way beyond our capacities but not quite beyond our imaginings. The title is unjust; these are the very slightly credibles. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker November 9, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles, for all its kid-friendly sops, feels like one of the most mature movies currently gracing theaters. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 9, 2004 +1208 'The Incredibles' deserves a place on the top rung of family films. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 9, 2004 +1208 Gorgeously designed and animated. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal November 8, 2004 +1208 Bird continually overlays both visual and verbal gags, trusting that his audience can think fast. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) November 8, 2004 +1208 Since it's too much a crowd-pleaser to be critical of the violent payoff that it delivers, it's tough not to take its apparent message seriously. 1 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com November 8, 2004 +1208 Pixar does it again with a comedy/action film about a family of superheroes. The writing is the real attraction. THE INCREDIBLES is subversive, heart-warming, and fun. 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 8, 2004 +1208 Wild, wondrous and utterly disarming ... sweet but never saccharine, freed from the shackles of postmodern irony and cleverness for its own sake. 4/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) November 8, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles isn't. It's a good movie, but it isn't the incredible type of picture we've come to expect from Pixar. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews November 7, 2004 +1208 The show itself runs a little long for an animated feature but finishes in a flurry of special effects that left me dumbfounded. Don't miss it folks. 3/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum November 7, 2004 +1208 Overflows with slapstick and more gentle strains of humor, while a core of genuine emotion that is nothing if not ambitiously nuanced resonates throughout a script. 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle November 7, 2004 +1208 Pixar Animation spends an entire year on each of their mammoth productions on the scripts alone. Could this explain why their movies are consistently clever and entertaining? 5/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com November 7, 2004 +1208 As one who's ingested a lot of superhero comics, books, and movies over the years, I can attest that this works as a genuine superhero movie, not just as a family film. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 7, 2004 +1208 Outrageously funny and imaginative...the latest thumping thrill ride in the animation genre. A snappy and smart superhero saga that's intriguingly charming in its chaotic mode 3.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye November 7, 2004 +1208 ... the greatest superhero film ever. 4.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com November 7, 2004 +1208 A fun story with some creative characters and plenty of Pixar wit. 3.5/5 fresh Jeff Otto 0 IGN Movies November 7, 2004 +1208 Exemplary mixture of top-notch storytelling, visual razzle-dazzle, accessible humor, and involving action. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 6, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles has that rare quality of feeling modern and classic at the same time. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com November 6, 2004 +1208 Not vintage Pixar, but it's way ahead of most of its competition. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan November 6, 2004 +1208 As a collegue told me...it'll do disapointing box office...only about half a billion.....See it. 4/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette November 6, 2004 +1208 A warm, funny, exciting film for which I feel more affection the more I think about it. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 6, 2004 +1208 Sure, the world hangs in the balance, but it's the adult-savvy everyday dynamic between Bob and Helen that saves the day. fresh Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix November 6, 2004 +1208 The dream team of Brad Bird and John Lasseter looks poised to defend family entertainment against mediocrity through what we can only hope will be a long-running franchise. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Christianity Today November 6, 2004 +1208 Pixar Studios' most technologically advanced effort. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 6, 2004 +1208 Pixar has made heroes out of a middle-aged couple with kids. Imagine that. fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle November 6, 2004 +1208 Pixar reinvents itself again with a rah-rah rally cry for the American family. A fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) November 6, 2004 +1208 Just when you thought you could peg a Pixar film... comes this new feature which takes those elements in a wholly unexpected direction. 5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette November 6, 2004 +1208 Boundlessly enjoyable, extravagant to look at, and a frequent adrenaline rush. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 6, 2004 +1208 Smart, funny, exciting and profound, like all the best Pixar movies... This family makes the Spy Kids look like wusses. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com November 5, 2004 +1208 I had a heck of a time...I guarantee that money spent here is money spent wisely. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina November 5, 2004 +1208 By far the best of the CGI-animated films in the Disney canon, a wondrous and exciting spectacle that is just as enticing narratively as it is visually. 4/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org November 5, 2004 +1208 [A] brilliantly animated, cleverly written family adventure. 9/10 fresh Bob Ross 0 Tampa Tribune November 5, 2004 +1208 If you like Pixar or comic book movies, then The Incredibles is required viewing for you. 9/10 fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net November 5, 2004 +1208 Even escapist entertainment this clinically zip-bam-wow should soothe your political burnout. 3.5/4 fresh Aaron Hillis 0 Premiere Magazine November 5, 2004 +1208 Deliriously funny and exciting. 4/4 fresh Sean Chavel 0 UGO November 5, 2004 +1208 Hilarious, slightly scary and endlessly inventive. fresh John Hartl 0 MSNBC November 5, 2004 +1208 It's a treat. fresh Barry Caine 0 Contra Costa Times November 5, 2004 +1208 The folks at Pixar Animation Studios can't seem to make a bad movie. fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal November 5, 2004 +1208 A brilliant satire on modern American life. 3.5/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 5, 2004 +1208 As always, Pixar excels with its animation, but what makes this family film even more appealing is the smartness of the script, which is clearly written, end to end, to appeal to adults as well as children. fresh Jennifer Frey 1 Washington Post November 5, 2004 +1208 Not only does 'The Incredibles' advance the art of animation, it takes the genre out of the ballpark. 5/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 CineScene.com November 5, 2004 +1208 Deliriously smart escapist fare. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety November 5, 2004 +1208 Brad Bird's richly imagined, retro-moderne homage to the superhero-fueled daydreams of his youth creates a vibrantly original mythology. 3.5/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide November 5, 2004 +1208 Families will flock to and enjoy this movie, but it's likely only adults will really get it. 4/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 5, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles is beautiful to look at, but even more lovely beneath the computer-generated surfaces. fresh Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer November 5, 2004 +1208 An exceptional film in many ways. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee November 5, 2004 +1208 A visual stunner. 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle November 5, 2004 +1208 A genuine laugh riot. 3.5/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com November 5, 2004 +1208 Entertaining from start to finish. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 5, 2004 +1208 Even by Pixar standards, The Incredibles is unexpected, a mold-breaking computer-animated adventure that pleases the eye, bends the mind and, ultimately, lifts the spirit. fresh Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 5, 2004 +1208 A visually thrilling experience. 4/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 5, 2004 +1208 An astonishingly smart satire of superheroes, James Bond movies and, just for fun, socially engineered mediocrity. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 5, 2004 +1208 It's witty, clever and pushes the technical limits of computer animation but it's as much an imitator as it is an innovator. 3.5/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies November 5, 2004 +1208 Like the little boy in The Incredibles who hangs around, slack-jawed, just to see what his superhero neighbours will do next, kids can't seem to get enough of this hyperactive carry-on. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies November 5, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles is so jammed with entertainment that, at two hours, it's almost too much. 3/4 fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle November 5, 2004 +1208 Not only is this a rollicking cartoon joy ride for all the little Olivias and Spencers in your life -- it's a solid film in its own right. 3/4 fresh Leah McLaren 1 Globe and Mail November 5, 2004 +1208 Pixar's movies may be completely digital, but each one beats with a human heart. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) November 5, 2004 +1208 Another instant classic. A fresh 0 E! Online November 5, 2004 +1208 An incredible amount of fun. A- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News November 5, 2004 +1208 Another hip-but- wholesome animated family comedy from Hollywood superhero Pixar. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press November 5, 2004 +1208 In addition to being riotously funny, The Incredibles is also extremely exciting. 4/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 5, 2004 +1208 A novel and surprisingly wry helping of big-screen comic-book life. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News November 5, 2004 +1208 [S]imply a great film, overflowing with humor and heart and soul and with lots of interesting things to say about love and family and following your dreams... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 5, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles is a zippy, visually powerful riff on what happens when a hero feels like a zero. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post November 5, 2004 +1208 When no one's special, everyone starts navel-gazing and feeling arrogant, rejecting opposition, diversity, and responsibility. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters November 5, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles is Spy Kids by way of the Jetsons, with that reliable Pixar blend of intelligence and beautiful craftsmanship. B+ fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times November 5, 2004 +1208 The people at Pixar have done it again. They've married state-of-the-art computer animation to great storytelling and have delivered a unique film full of heart, pathos and an unfailing faith in the triumph of good over evil. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com November 5, 2004 +1208 Bird has made a traditional action movie full of chases, crashes and stunt work. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer November 5, 2004 +1208 An emotionally resonant, inventively hilarious movie that, oddly, may be its most family-friendly yet. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 5, 2004 +1208 Bottom line, The Incredibles has some great funny moments, but it also tells a decent story - and that's the catch when making any kind of movie. 5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies November 5, 2004 +1208 One of the year's most visually dazzling and emotionally satisfying adventures. 4/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 5, 2004 +1208 Here's another example of Pixar's mastery of popular animation. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 5, 2004 +1208 A departure for Pixar: longer and a bit grittier ... and created by someone outside the Pixar family. ... But the movie's central elements are pure Pixar. 4/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 5, 2004 +1208 Like Elastigirl, Pixar shows it can be pulled in many directions and snap back into shape, invariably vanquishing any challenger that stands in the way. 4/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World November 5, 2004 +1208 A visual feast, a funny, entertaining thrill ride that's the best creation yet from the animation juggernaut better known as Pixar. 5/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register November 5, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles is the finest of Pixar combined with the best parts of Spider-Man, Superman and Batman...plus it's pretty damn funny too. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com November 5, 2004 +1208 certainly the animated movie of the year and, for my money, one of the best times you'll have at the movies all year. 1 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Gazette (MD) November 5, 2004 +1208 As a die-hard Red Sox fan, the highest praise I can give Pixar's latest is that it held my full attention after a madcap and largely sleepless Victory Parade weekend. B+ fresh Larry Carroll 0 FilmStew.com November 5, 2004 +1208 That The Incredibles is so polished and assured comes as no surprise. The question is, will Pixar's formula ever get old? B+ fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium November 5, 2004 +1208 The funny stuff outweighs the slower parts - it mostly delivers super hero entertainment. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com November 5, 2004 +1208 The rich collection of animated characters really lives on screen. Once again, Pixar raises the bar for computer-animation storytelling. fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) November 5, 2004 +1208 Visual wonders are just a mind-blowing bonus in a film which uses character-driven hero stories to make something incredibly smart. 5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend November 5, 2004 +1208 "It's funny, dramatic, even heroic: ""The Incredibles"" largely lives up to its name. But you'll still leave the film feeling that Pixar left something on the table." B fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston November 5, 2004 +1208 The film proves there are auteurs even within the army-of-collaborators medium that is big-budget animation. 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) November 5, 2004 +1208 ...sounds an alarm about the perils of conformity, particularly if being one of the crowd means having to deny your true nature. ... The Incredibles live up to their billing. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette November 5, 2004 +1208 I can't shake the notion that The Incredibles may not be all it might have been. It stomps all the expected bases instead of streaking by with daring innovation. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News November 5, 2004 +1208 MacGyver hopped up on methamphetamines wouldn't be more quick-witted. fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch November 5, 2004 +1208 And get this, not one single flatulence joke to be found in the entire film. Thank you, Brad Bird. Thank you. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com November 5, 2004 +1208 Bird has big shoes to fill - those of Pixar fave John Lassetter - with his latest venture...boy, does he fill them. A fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 5, 2004 +1208 Pixar's done it again, etc., etc. It's almost boring at this point. A- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather November 4, 2004 +1208 Succeeds not only as a straight-forward action picture with suspense and excitement, but also as a touching and funny story about the importance of family and individuality. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly November 4, 2004 +1208 Funny and frantic? Sure -- but The Incredibles is also one of the greatest adventures the movies have given us. 5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 4, 2004 +1208 Brace yourself for something more sophisticated and ... adult. The Incredibles is not cut from the same touchy-feely ... mold as Toy Story, Monsters Inc. or Finding Nemo. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) November 4, 2004 +1208 Amazing, amusing action-adventure. 5/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review November 4, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles is the coolest movie ever made. It rolls Marvel Comics, James Bond and Jonny Quest into the ultimate Saturday morning cartoon sugar buzz. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 4, 2004 +1208 A class act and a heck of a lot of fun. A- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 4, 2004 +1208 A brilliant blend of fast-paced comedy, dazzling visuals and heartfelt emotion that put most other contemporary films-animated or otherwise-to shame... 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com November 4, 2004 +1208 Pardon me for the Joel Siegel moment, but it's all pretty fricking incredible. 1 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine November 4, 2004 +1208 Easily the best and brightest family-friendly movie of the year. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post November 4, 2004 +1208 One of the year's most clever and visually arresting computer-animated films. fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 4, 2004 +1208 [An] unprecedented film that is not just a grand feature-length cartoon but a grand feature. 5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 4, 2004 +1208 It's hard to imagine anyone not being utterly enthralled by the timeless charms and dazzling animation prowess of The Incredibles. 4/5 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 4, 2004 +1208 A laugh-out-loud funny, adrenaline-fueled romp. 4/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic November 4, 2004 +1208 Made with so much wit, such cinematic savvy, and such a brilliant instinct for the way real bodies move through space, that it has more ontological authenticity than a lot of films featuring people who actually exist. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate November 4, 2004 +1208 Pixar has delivered its first pure action picture, while still managing not to lose sight of its preoccupation with family. 3/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News November 4, 2004 +1208 A movie with the sweet soul of Toy Story and the boisterous spirit of Spy Kids. 4/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 4, 2004 +1208 A fun-filled foray into animated action, fantasy and adventure. 3/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday November 4, 2004 +1208 Pixar's new animated action-comedy, about a superhero family stuck in middle-class suburban exile, comes tantalizingly close to greatness. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times November 4, 2004 +1208 A computer-generated animated adventure about retired superheroes, blends action, humor and even a touch of earnest emotion into a dazzling visual package. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 4, 2004 +1208 A delightful adventure for families. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News November 4, 2004 +1208 Phenomenal, magnificent, exuberantly entertaining, and just about any other positive adjective you can think of. 5/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) November 4, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles eventually captures all the right emotional beats, thumping superhero action and poignant moments to make the film, well, almost incredible. 3.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com November 4, 2004 +1208 It's not as catchy a title, but The Incredibles is more like The Really Goods. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 4, 2004 +1208 The expressions on the characters' faces are so nuanced and complex you feel like you're watching actual people. 3.5/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel November 4, 2004 +1208 Filled with the kind of funny detail that has become a Pixar trademark. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 4, 2004 +1208 The studio's best-ever work with humanoid forms. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly November 4, 2004 +1208 Everything works in this movie. 3.5/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News November 4, 2004 +1208 It is not merely amazing -- it reflects an imagination just as elaborate as the technology it employs. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 4, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles creates so seamless a mood of exhilaration that we resent being pulled out of it. fresh David Chute 1 L.A. Weekly November 4, 2004 +1208 A vivid, sublime parody and valentine to the superhero genre. 3.5/4 fresh Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune November 4, 2004 +1208 The brainiacs at Pixar have created human characters as vivid and believable and utterly endearing as any who have ever appeared on film A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 4, 2004 +1208 Bird and the Pixar whizzes do what they do excellently; you just wish they were doing something else. C rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution November 4, 2004 +1208 The Incredibles promotes a new moral slogan for our times: The family that fights evil-doers together stays together. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice November 4, 2004 +1208 There is more unexpectedly moving, palpable, identifiable jeopardy and danger for these animated characters than in much of the recent low-rate live-action superhero junk. 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap November 4, 2004 +1210 A goofy, euphoric amorous adventure in matchmaking cyberspace. fresh Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press May 13, 2007 +1210 An insult to the viewer's intelligence, which sticks to silly slapstick while failing to get around to making a mature statement about relationships. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 Princeton Town Topics May 7, 2007 +1210 If not for the talent and natural charisma of its star, Diane Lane, this would be an entirely worthless enterprise. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +1210 I wouldn't call the movie a dog, but I didn't love it either. Our search for the next Great Romantic Comedy, like so many Hollywood singletons' quest for love, continues. 2.5/4 rotten Camerin Courtney 0 Christianity Today September 27, 2006 +1210 What went wrong? The script is a bit dodgy and the actors seem to be going through the motions. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope September 24, 2006 +1210 ...the film is ultimately difficult to resist, though it's clear that those who generally dislike this sort of thing will really hate this. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 25, 2006 +1210 Must Love Dogs could have used a longer leash and a lot more frolicking in the park. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 3, 2006 +1210 Like a good song that makes you think it sounds familiar, when it is actually brand new, this girl meets boy story is simply crammed with appealing elements fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 2, 2005 +1210 Cusack in particular seems to have embellished his role with an assortment of verbal quirks that suggest he wasn't too happy with what was on the page. 2/5 rotten Neil Smith 0 BBC.com September 24, 2005 +1210 If only the whole script had been as sharp as some of Cusack's caustic one-liners, then this might have appealed to more than just the Chardonnay brigade. 2/5 rotten Emma Cochrane 0 Empire Magazine September 16, 2005 +1210 This lazily conceived movie wouldn't be much without the strength of its cast, which saves it the string of cliches that might have buried it. C+ rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) September 1, 2005 +1210 Let me tell you: Having my feet scraped with a scapel and rubbed down with acid by my podiatrist was more enjoyable than sitting through this miserable film. rotten James Sanford 0 James Sanford on Film August 30, 2005 +1210 Manages to be engaging, even though the plot is badly underdeveloped. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 26, 2005 +1210 An inconsequential, harmless piece of moderately cute fluff 4 rotten Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt August 25, 2005 +1210 The big, dumb movie of the summer for those who can remember Richard Nixon in the White House. C- rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee August 19, 2005 +1210 Nowhere near as good as its stars due to stagy dialogue, but still a sweet experience. 2.5/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina August 18, 2005 +1210 While you must love dogs, it's ok if you just really like the movie. What I love is the match John Cusack and Diane Lane make on camera. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com August 10, 2005 +1210 These everyday people are easier to relate to than typical romantic comedy subjects, but they're subject to the same deluded proceedings. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) August 9, 2005 +1210 "Despite its stars, despite its premise, and despite the presence of cute canines, ""Must Love Dogs"" is the most bland romantic comedy of the summer. Possibly of the year." 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) August 9, 2005 +1210 Everything that happens here has happened in dozens of romantic comedies before. If you're thinking of going to see Dogs, all I can say is: you've already seen it. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 6, 2005 +1210 But the movie does find fresh ways to tweak the formula, making it more than the sum of its broad strokes. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times August 5, 2005 +1210 The best way to combat a lackluster script is good casting, and Diane Lane, John Cusack and Christopher Plummer are quite the foot soldiers in Must Love Dogs. 2.5/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal August 4, 2005 +1210 I wish [Lane and Cusack] had a better script to work with in this cyber-dating comedy ... 2/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly August 4, 2005 +1210 For better and worse, the pieces comprising Must Love Dogs are borrowed from every other romantic comedy. B- fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 August 1, 2005 +1210 To say Diane Lane would have trouble finding a date moves this movie into the science fiction realm 4/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com August 1, 2005 +1210 "The makers of ""Must Love Dogs"" clearly have an affection towards canines but they didn't seem to even like the audience." 4/10 rotten Jeffrey Lyles 0 Gazette (MD) August 1, 2005 +1210 John Cusack and Diane Lane need to put out personal ads saying, 'Must have screenplay.' rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper August 1, 2005 +1210 Writer-director Gary David Goldberg relies so much on the predetermined beats of sitcom writing that Must Love Dogs is too stiff to qualify as lightweight. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 1, 2005 +1210 It's hard to cheer for a film that wears a slight sneer when it comes to its leading lady. 0.5/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle July 31, 2005 +1210 a predictable and genial romantic comedy that's not very romantic and never really all that funn 2.5/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy July 30, 2005 +1210 Lane and Cusack create characters who are genuine, funny and romantic. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 30, 2005 +1210 Tepid sitcom romantic-comedy that's not a bow-wow but never gets out of the doghouse. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 30, 2005 +1210 Rolls over and plays dead. C- rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 30, 2005 +1210 Perfect for a girl's night out. 3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Entertainment Insiders July 30, 2005 +1210 There's no compelling reason why these two characters ought to be compatible except that their names come first and second in the opening credits. 2.5/4 rotten Dan Fienberg 0 Zap2it.com July 30, 2005 +1210 No, Must Love Dogs, earned its smiles, and the only bone I really have to pick is that, in the end, I failed to bring enough tissue. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com July 30, 2005 +1210 think of Must Love Dogs as a You've Got Mail without Norah Ephron's neuroses 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures July 30, 2005 +1210 Must Love Dogs ... unleashes snappy, smart dialogue that's good enough to make us want to sit and stay. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News July 29, 2005 +1210 ...homosexual characters in romantic comedies serve the same role that Eunuchs did in the ancient Middle East:nonsexual good listeners who exist to assist hapless rich women. 1/5 rotten Uri Lessing 0 eFilmCritic.com July 29, 2005 +1210 Diane Lane, who's honed her acting craft to perfection, wins best in show here. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 29, 2005 +1210 It's ostensibly about adults, but there's nothing remotely adult about it. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com July 29, 2005 +1210 As fantasies go, you could do a lot worse. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times July 29, 2005 +1210 The film gets more tepid as it goes along and ultimately just drifts off. 2.5/4 rotten 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 29, 2005 +1210 Some of the lines are pretty clever, but you need to have a very keen and sticky tolerance for dogs making goo-goo eyes. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 29, 2005 +1210 The film makes no real impression; it's amiable, occasionally funny and indistinguishable from dozens of other romantic comedies just like it. 2.5/5 rotten Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide July 29, 2005 +1210 This Dog is hard to love. Cusack and Lane wasted in love story. rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca July 29, 2005 +1210 The real reason for taking a chance on this minor summer confection would be to catch up on the life of an unbilled hero: Lloyd Dobler. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star July 29, 2005 +1210 Thanks to its splendid lead players, Must Love Dogs has the affable, cuddly charm that its title so hopefully invokes. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post July 29, 2005 +1210 Stands as yet another example of how easy it is for filmmakers to fail at romantic comedy. rotten Jen Chaney 1 Washington Post July 29, 2005 +1210 It works. That's the most and the least that can be said of this frequently funny romcom. 3/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly July 29, 2005 +1210 It's OK to be retro with your screen romance, but retro shouldn't feel this inept. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 29, 2005 +1210 This is one of those utterly generic films that could easily have been spat out by some over-the-counter screenwriting software. D rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian July 29, 2005 +1210 Lately, Hollywood has gotten so obsessed with doing big things badly, it seems to have forgotten how to do small things well. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 29, 2005 +1210 A romantic comedy is only as irresistible as are its temporarily star-crossed lovers. By this barometer, the enjoyably breezy Must Love Dogs boasts quite a pedigree. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald July 29, 2005 +1210 Did Lane and John Cusack really have to put themselves through this? Here are two first-rate actors in the embarrassing situation of playing blithering misfits in a lame comedy of errors. 1.5/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News July 29, 2005 +1210 Be warned. When the makers of Must Love Dogs want you to like somebody, they slam your hand in a drawer until you say uncle. 2/4 rotten David Gilmour 1 Globe and Mail July 29, 2005 +1210 It works all right as sort of cinematic comfort food. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 29, 2005 +1210 There is an extremely supportive and welcoming market for an actress like this in the right romantic comedy. Must Love Dogs is half that movie; witty, rueful, true and sweet. The other half is so conventionally dumb, it hurts. 2/4 rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times July 29, 2005 +1210 Must Love Dogs reminds me of the golden retriever that lived next door long ago: endearing, consistently sweet-natured, ready for a brisk turn around familiar territory as long as no strenuous intellectual demands are ever made. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer July 29, 2005 +1210 Too pat when it needs to be hairy, Must Love Dogs fails to find the undercurrents of complex emotion beneath its pretty patter surface. 2.5/5 rotten Bridget Byrne 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 29, 2005 +1210 While Lane is her typical winning self, the film is mawkish. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe July 29, 2005 +1210 Someone needs to stage an intervention with John Cusack. Call sister Joan, Jeremy Piven and the rest of the gang. He's become a chick flick junkie. rotten Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch July 29, 2005 +1210 Tall handsome actor seeking willing audience... 2.5/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review July 29, 2005 +1210 Sarah, per generic prescription, has her own set of confidants, including her sisters, her father, and the butcher. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters July 29, 2005 +1210 Diane Lane and John Cusack have such terrific chemistry together in the genial romantic comedy Must Love Dogs that it's a wonder these two veteran performers have never been teamed before. 2.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post July 29, 2005 +1210 Bland, generic and showing every sign of having been market-tested to death. 2/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 29, 2005 +1210 Unless you have an affection for scrawny, slobbery face-licking films with no bite or bark, don't even think about it. 1/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press July 29, 2005 +1210 Must Love Dogs treats originality as if it were a disease, passing up almost every attempt to include the kind of ingredients that might take someone by surprise. C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News July 29, 2005 +1210 Calling it a dog is an insult to canines. rotten Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com July 29, 2005 +1210 Just when you think you have Goldberg figured, he springs fresh surprises. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 29, 2005 +1210 I like the characters and the story but find that the film just doesn't go the distance in some areas. 7 fresh Mike DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide July 29, 2005 +1210 Sweet, funny, touching, and contemporary. 8 fresh Cheryl DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide July 29, 2005 +1210 A high-end Lifetime production. C+ rotten Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine July 29, 2005 +1210 Charming and sweet, wrapping a leash around your heart. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com July 29, 2005 +1210 The standard romantic comedy is in desperate need of more dogs. rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle July 29, 2005 +1210 This one's a dog, all right. D rotten 0 E! Online July 29, 2005 +1210 Even with a too-cute script, divorcee romantic comedy is passable thanks to the peanut butter/chocolate pairing of Diane Lane and John Cusack. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix July 28, 2005 +1210 This may be the summer's only film not aimed at teenage boys, but it still feels unshaped and underdeveloped. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 28, 2005 +1210 The dialogue in general is a notch above the norm, snappy and tight and remarkably unlike the drivel these things usually have. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 28, 2005 +1210 Such great performances... Such a dreadful movie. 2/4 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com July 28, 2005 +1210 Dragging your boyfriend/husband to this movie will give him the leverage to demand multiple screenings of Jerry Bruckheimer films as penance. Ladies, you have been warned. D rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 28, 2005 +1210 When a woman who looks like Diane Lane has to use the internet to find a date, something has gone horribly wrong with our world 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com July 28, 2005 +1210 Only in Hollywood would people make movies about how Diane Lane has trouble finding dates. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com July 28, 2005 +1210 It's not When Harry Met Sally, but then again, what is? 3/5 fresh Lexi Feinberg 0 CinemaBlend July 28, 2005 +1210 Even vehicles on autopilot eventually reach their destinations, and Dogs proves to be an easy ride 3.5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com July 28, 2005 +1210 Must Love Dogs is finished with the cookie cutter; it's time to pass it on. C rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony July 28, 2005 +1210 Must Love Dogs makes a good first impression -- it's smart, funny and entertaining. But as the reels unwind, it's missing the special chemistry necessary to make us fall head-over-heels for it. 2.5/4 fresh Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 28, 2005 +1210 It's not terrible: It offers a handful of funny and touching moments and maintains a level of cuteness. But it's far from original, and its star chemistry doesn't exactly light up the screen. C+ rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 28, 2005 +1210 Must Love Dogs proves that you can teach an old genre new tricks. 3/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 28, 2005 +1210 Like the computer-ad dates on screen, this promises much more than it delivers. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 28, 2005 +1210 Director Gary David Goldberg has said he gave the script to Cusack to add his own touches, resulting in some clever and engaging repartee with Diane Lane, another intelligent and likable actor. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 28, 2005 +1210 Must Love Dogs isn't quite a dog, but it's far from an ideal date movie. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor July 28, 2005 +1210 ...packed with situations that only exist to provide punchlines and actors talking about love without convincing that they're in it. C- rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 28, 2005 +1210 The latest installment in film's ongoing habit of hooking itself up, Iditarod-like, to man's best friend for a little uplift in the adorability department. C+ rotten Matt Weitz 1 Dallas Morning News July 28, 2005 +1210 Must Love Dogs is the kind of film that benefits far too much from its very talented veteran cast. C rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 28, 2005 +1210 Must Love Dogs is an Internet dating comedy so weightless that it makes a trifle like You've Got Mail look like Chekhov. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times July 28, 2005 +1210 A lively romantic comedy, grounded by John Cusack as an intense idealist with wit and a big heart, about the role of Internet match-making services in the dating game. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 28, 2005 +1210 The film's curdled aftertaste is so frustrating that it may be hard to remember why Must Love Dogs ever seemed so endearing and entertaining in the first place. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire July 28, 2005 +1210 Formula is forgivable; roteness less so. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather July 28, 2005 +1210 Not everything needs to be art, of course, so here goes your proof. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 28, 2005 +1210 Lacks the requisite passion and urgency to make the experience anything more than a periodically pleasant waste of time. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 28, 2005 +1210 Must Love Dogs, though, has some things a lot of today's romantic comedies don't have and need badly: smart dialogue, bright characters and a pair of lovers who don't look as if they belong at a college bash or in a gossip column. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune July 28, 2005 +1210 Diane Lane is too sexy and bright to play a bland divorcee whose decision for the evening is whether to wear her hair up or down and be reduced to an insecure teenager C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 28, 2005 +1210 On what planet does Diane Lane, she of the double-dip-sundae bod, whipped-cream face, and cinnamon hair, go dateless? Only on planet Hollywood, where she is routinely cast as an underappreciated wife or overlooked single. 2.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 28, 2005 +1210 Must Love Dogs is like a puppy with big brown eyes and a wagging tail who weeps with eagerness to lick your hand, but you take a look around the pound and decide to adopt the sad-eyed beagle who looks as if she has seen a thing or two. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 28, 2005 +1210 Lane and Cusack transcend the formulaic nature of the romantic comedy genre 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net July 28, 2005 +1210 Romantic comedies usually stand or fall on the likability of the leads, and the leads in Must Love Dogs, Lane and John Cusack, both of whom downplay the shtickiness of the material by underselling it, are very likable. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 28, 2005 +1210 At once over- and under-written, and peppered with tiresome coincidences and misunderstandings, Goldberg's mechanical, joke-one, joke-two, joke-three approach to ensemble screenwriting soon betrays his TV-sitcom roots. rotten John Patterson 1 L.A. Weekly July 28, 2005 +1210 It manages to rework genre conventions with an exuberant wit and an authentic feel for the fits-and-starts madness of the mating game. 3/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday July 28, 2005 +1210 A somewhat generic romantic comedy blessed with a generous heart, bright dialogue and irresistible stars. Plus, it's not averse to taking risks. B- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 28, 2005 +1210 Sharply written script in the dialogue department. But the chemistry element wanes and a heart element is nearly absent. Still, light, funny, always amusing. Kudos to Cusack. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card July 28, 2005 +1210 [T]ries way too hard. Watching the movie is like being on a first date, it's trying so earnestly to be normal and nice and not freak you out... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 28, 2005 +1210 Whenever Cusack is on screen, the energy level of the movie just jumps up. 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) July 28, 2005 +1210 ...enough doses of the real world to elevate it above your average romantic-comedy fantasty. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) July 28, 2005 +1210 Cutesy stuff, breezily amusing but...a basically weightless and disposable date movie. 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 28, 2005 +1210 The Partridge Family sing-along almost killed me. 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review July 28, 2005 +1210 Harmless and enjoyable -- but it'll float right out of your brain within a couple hours of seeing it. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 27, 2005 +1210 If [it] ends with a painfully contrived set piece, it also . . . adds rowing lessons to the metaphors of foreplay 3/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews July 27, 2005 +1210 This is a movie of fake conflict, fake heart, even fake doggy love. C- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly July 27, 2005 +1210 That's it. I'm divorcing Diane Lane. rotten Laura Sinagra 1 Village Voice July 26, 2005 +1210 Its flaws are patently obvious and they aren't pretty. rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly July 26, 2005 +1210 Bland and forgettable -- a romantic comedy with affable characters and some funny lines, but where love never really takes flight. It fizzles when it should sizzle. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 26, 2005 +1210 Even when it doesn't entirely succeed, Goldberg's literate screenplay has an old-fashioned, almost preternaturally classy vibe. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety July 25, 2005 +1210 A thoroughly conventional romantic comedy with all the usual trimmings. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter July 25, 2005 +1210 If you love this movie, you're figuratively obeying the title's injunction. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 24, 2005 +1210 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 16, 2005 +1210 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1210 1/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +1210 2.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 29, 2005 +1210 3/5 fresh 0 Hartford Courant July 29, 2005 +1210 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com July 29, 2005 +1210 2/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun July 29, 2005 +1211 What's lacking is a story to keep up the interest between incidents. rotten Walter Goodman 1 New York Times December 20, 2017 +1211 It's noted as the first American production to be shot in Red China. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 22, 2014 +1211 Lampoons ethnocentrism and celebrates the values of cross-cultural experiences fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 15, 2003 +1211 A Great Wall is about the sort of visit I imagine most of us would like to make, back to the people and the ways of life where we, or our ancestors, came from. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1211 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 13, 2005 +1211 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 14, 2004 +1211 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1214 ...ultimately establishes itself as a compelling little drama... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 6, 2009 +1214 It is phony, manipulative films like this that make people line up for Paul Blart: Mall Cop. 1/5 rotten Paul Brenner 0 Filmcritic.com February 22, 2009 +1214 When Hill and Moore leave story and characters behind to veer off into suspenseless chases through cornfields, one wonders if the era of earnest American drama may be coming to a close. C+ rotten Bill White 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 12, 2008 +1214 A convoluted, discombobulated take on a small-town drama, Lake City shifts gears so often it never gets out of the driveway. 1/5 rotten Sam Adams 1 Los Angeles Times December 5, 2008 +1214 With all the high-profile movies blasting into theaters at this time of year, Lake City will probably get lost in the shuffle. That won't be a tragedy. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 5, 2008 +1214 The only thing saving Lake City from total ridiculousness is Spacek. 1.5/5 rotten Josh Rosenblatt 0 Austin Chronicle December 4, 2008 +1214 Mother and son have an uneasy bond that should be familiar to anyone who has ever seen a movie in which a child's room has been preserved and locked tight. rotten Michelle Orange 1 L.A. Weekly November 26, 2008 +1214 An interesting little film. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies November 24, 2008 +1214 A movie that just didn't really ring true. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies November 24, 2008 +1214 The astonishingly inept finish could serve as a primer in screenwriting classes on how not to wind up a family drama. C rotten Robert Koehler 0 Christian Science Monitor November 21, 2008 +1214 One of those Deep Dark Secret movies, the dull indie Lake City combines a wholly uninteresting family mystery with a wholly unconvincing crime drama. 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post November 21, 2008 +1214 Only natural spitfire Spacek, as the pickup-driving mom of the land, feels fresh. 1/4 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News November 21, 2008 +1214 An intermittently admirable but largely incongruous work that suggests not only divergent sensibilities on the part of the two neophyte filmmakers, but a certain indecisiveness regarding their core audience. 2/5 rotten Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 21, 2008 +1214 When Sissy Spacek speaks her cliched lines in the mediocre screenplay of Lake City, her delivery lends them a resonance that is not in the written words. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times November 21, 2008 +1214 "Lake City"" is a throwaway film with a cast it doesn't deserve." C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 21, 2008 +1214 The movie has an earnest tone, and a burnished golden glow that's pleasing to the eye, but the characters have no life beyond their immediate problems, and the actions the plot requires them to take to resolve them. C- rotten Noel Murray 1 AV Club November 20, 2008 +1214 All of these movies uneasily coexist under the umbrella title of Lake City, which is a shame because Sissy Spacek can be found wasting a genuinely affecting performance in this mess. rotten Mark Peikert 0 New York Press November 20, 2008 +1214 The filmmakers rely excessively on a repeated dreamlike flashback and on foliage, fields and sunsets to remind us 'we are all part of a greater universe.' rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 20, 2008 +1214 The story is as impersonal as it is labored. C- rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly November 19, 2008 +1214 Added to the general torpidity and twangy tropes of this Southern family drama is the discomfort of watching a natural actor force it. rotten Michelle Orange 1 Village Voice November 19, 2008 +1214 There is very little wasted motion, to be sure, but also very little real-life like ambience. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer November 19, 2008 +1214 As for Sissy Spacek, I can't think of a sounder role to reflect the unique qualities that make her so special. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 18, 2008 +1214 Moore and Hill's script plunges [Sissy] Spacek in a mawkish stew of banality and improbability composed of bits and pieces of earlier roles. rotten Ronnie Scheib 1 Variety May 21, 2008 +1214 Contrived and too serious for its own good, it's hard to imagine any distributor loving it so much they want to let the rest of the world see it. rotten Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend April 30, 2008 +1214 1/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1215 Anushka Sharma and her co-stars are ferociously good in this succinct thriller. 3.5/5 fresh Manjusha Radhakrishnan 0 Gulf News (UAE) September 5, 2017 +1215 It's refreshing to see characters who are practical and believable, making for an entertaining watch -- but it's definitely not one for the faint-hearted. 3/5 fresh Abhinav Purohit 0 The National (UAE) May 5, 2015 +1215 It's good to watch a woman who's more level headed than her better half. Who can smoke a cigarette just for the sake of having one. Who can drive a car better than any tom, dick or harry in Delhi. And one who doesn't take things lying down. fresh Rachit Gupta 0 Filmfare April 12, 2015 +1215 Elitism aside, the sheer monotony of almost every poor person being evil really bogs down the narrative. 2/5 rotten Faiza S. Khan 0 Guardian April 7, 2015 +1217 A satisfactory enough cop movie, but not one that people will still be name checking years hence 6/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 13, 2009 +1217 Given that Brazil, as a Latin American moviemaking powerhouse, steadily produces vibrant, vital films of real impact and humanity, it's a crime itself that Elite Squad may be the only Brazilian film that American audiences see this year. D rotten Robert Koehler 0 Christian Science Monitor September 25, 2008 +1217 A depressing film that celebrates brute strength as the only means to stem the tide of violence and crime in Rio de Janeiro. 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice September 20, 2008 +1217 For nearly two hours, Padilha bombards viewers with senseless, sickening violence for its own sake. 1/4 rotten 1 New York Post September 19, 2008 +1217 With no star names and a tough subject, it will be hard sell despite being a runaway hit on its home turf. 3/5 fresh Richard Mowe 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 19, 2008 +1217 Elite Squad is a relentlessly ugly, unpleasant, often incoherent assault on the senses from Brazil. rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times September 19, 2008 +1217 A poor man's City of God that suggests the only answer to the problems of Brazil's slums are blazing guns wielded by a neo-fascist police force. rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Film Journal International September 19, 2008 +1217 Trying to address important and serious social issues in this violent world rather than just creating something sensationalistic or exploitative gives Elite Squad an edge over normal police thrillers. 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net September 18, 2008 +1217 Elite Squad can't decide whether it wants to pull the lid back on what urban decay has wrought or simply open up a can of whup ass. 2/6 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out September 17, 2008 +1217 Elite Squad succeeds at putting the worst of the violent spectacles on screen, primarily through a series of nicely staged shootouts and torture sequences. fresh Eric Kohn 0 New York Press September 17, 2008 +1217 It bears a resemblance to viscerally exciting seventies urban thrillers like The French Connection, in which only the fascists could do what needed to be done. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture September 15, 2008 +1217 The film's message is that all of society is corrupt, so it doesn't matter who gets killed. It's a propaganda movie that shows no empathy for its characters or for its audience. C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 3, 2008 +1217 Padilha succumbs to monotonous, hollow flamboyance with his City of God clone. C rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness September 2, 2008 +1217 The moral dilemmas are gripping, but the film takes itself far too seriously to ever connect with us. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 8, 2008 +1217 A film that simply doesn't have enough cinematic flair to make it a better than average cops and robbers thriller. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard August 8, 2008 +1217 Padilha gets as close to the daily violence as City of God, though this feels more like a documentary than an epic. 3/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) August 8, 2008 +1217 As for the plot, flashy editing and an over-reliance on jittery handheld cameras mean you'll struggle to tell what's going on - if you haven't already given up by then. rotten 0 Daily Mirror (UK) August 8, 2008 +1217 Nothing is clear-cut in this intense brew of brutality, stupidity and genuine tragedy. We're left lamenting that it will go on, unless Brazil engages its brain before its fist. 3/5 fresh 0 Total Film August 8, 2008 +1217 It's a bit like a Latin American episode of The Bill written by Richard Littlejohn and directed by Chuck Norris. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema August 8, 2008 +1217 It's just a pity the story is so slipshod - it only really gets going halfway through. rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 8, 2008 +1217 Here is the biggest, fattest, dampest squib of the week: perhaps the most disappointing film ever to have won the Golden Bear at the Berlin film festival. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 8, 2008 +1217 Nascimento's penchant for Rambo theatrics is unfortunate, because elsewhere Elite Squad has interesting things to say. 2/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) August 8, 2008 +1217 An action-drama that's fascinating for its insights into Rio's social structures. But while it's compellingly intense, it's also morally muddled. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 August 8, 2008 +1217 It is impressively made, but leaves a nasty taste in the mouth. 2/6 rotten David Jenkins 1 Time Out August 8, 2008 +1217 Despite the voiceover, Padilha has created a shocking insight into a world in which corrupt cops slug it out against drug dealers but, ultimately, nobody wins. 3/5 fresh Rosamund Witcher 0 Empire Magazine August 8, 2008 +1217 ... for all the glorification of the mercenary methods of this elite squad, it's still a fascinating portrait of a nightmarish police and crime culture and a vivid narrative. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 GreenCine June 16, 2008 +1217 Subtle shades of friendship are lost in a melee of violence, which quickly crescendos and then maintains a one-note intensity for the duration of the film, punctuated only by an ill-advised narratorial voice that serves to keep the viewer at arm's length. 3/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film June 13, 2008 +1217 A tough and realistic cop story that stays believable from beginning to end while delivering the truth about loyalty, courage and gut-wringing fear on an inner city military mission with no second chances. 8/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics May 3, 2008 +1217 A very compelling movie that's almost ruined by a horrible narration track. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Cinematical May 2, 2008 +1217 An instruction manual of sorts that doesn't illuminate police corruption and violence so much as it revels in it. 1.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine April 21, 2008 +1219 The story is hard to follow if you don't know Peter Pan already, and, for a child, probably even harder if you do. rotten Vanessa Letts 0 The Spectator July 23, 2018 +1219 Given the inherent importance of children to the Peter Pan universe, it's near fatal that Hook has so many terrible child roles. 2.5/5 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending September 11, 2017 +1219 In the end, Hook isn't great or terrible, but it's both - a film that has some wonderful moments, and some really awful ones rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 The Robot's Voice August 18, 2014 +1219 You just have to appreciate its creative angle toward Peter Pan and his world. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed May 11, 2013 +1219 A clumsy mishmash of a comedy. 3/5 fresh Scott G. Mignola 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1219 A good half hour too long, and badly in need of some scares, Hook is a huge party cake of a movie, with too much frosting. After the first delicious bite, sugar shock sets in. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek October 18, 2008 +1219 "Peter Pan"" redo has its moments with Hoffman and Williams." 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com May 25, 2007 +1219 muddled but fascinating 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 19, 2004 +1219 Also-ran Spielberg at best, a would-be blockbuster that no one likes at worst. rotten Jesse Hassenger 0 PopMatters October 17, 2003 +1219 All Spielberg achieved is an impressive production design; in every other department, he's profoundly wasted talent, material, and time. 1/5 rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 17, 2003 +1219 Hook is overwhelmed by a screenplay heavy with complicated exposition, by what are, in effect, big busy nonsinging, nondancing production numbers and some contemporary cant about rearing children and the high price paid for success. 2/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1219 With all the money and talent and hype that went into this film, it should have been a lot better, but it is entertaining enough to rate a passing grade, especially for Robin Williams fans. 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +1219 It should have been great but it just doesn't have enough magic dust to fly. 2/5 rotten Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) February 7, 2003 +1219 Bottom of the barrel Spielbergiana 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 21, 2002 +1219 Spielberg gives in to his worst tendencies, and turns Peter Pan into a day-glo mess. 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +1219 One of Spielberg's rare and true misfires. It's weirdly creepy when it's not being bombastically boring. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1219 No matter how much cash Hook earns, it will take more than pixie dust to fly this overstuffed package into our dreams. rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1219 Here we get the uncanny suspicion that Hook was written and directed according to the famous recipe of the country preacher who told the folks what he was going to tell them, told them, and then told them what he had told them. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1219 Big, splashy, energetic, one-size-fits-all Hollywood entertainment. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1219 The exposition is so underlined and re-underlined, you could teach yourself to fly waiting for something to happen. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1219 Hook breaks the cardinal rule of J.M. Barrie's timeless fantasy -- it grows up. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1219 It's worth a look. But overall, Hook feels like an exercise in cynicism. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1219 The movie is a strong reminder of the freedom of youth and the quest for pure adventure, one that looks to the stars and sees the possibilities are as bright as a child's own imagination. 3/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1219 B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1219 2/5 rotten David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 1, 2008 +1219 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 8, 2005 +1219 1/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) June 30, 2005 +1219 2/5 rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 30, 2005 +1219 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 29, 2005 +1219 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 24, 2005 +1219 2/5 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal November 30, 2004 +1219 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly November 4, 2004 +1219 2/5 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 4, 2004 +1219 2/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat April 15, 2004 +1219 1/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 8, 2004 +1219 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 21, 2004 +1219 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 21, 2003 +1219 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 17, 2003 +1219 3/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 13, 2002 +1219 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly December 11, 1991 +1220 The Frontier serves as an excellent showcase for its actors as well as a striking calling card for Shai's directorial chops. However, the flaws in its storytelling and character development do keep it from being as great a film as it could have been. 3/5 fresh Harris Dang 0 The AU Review November 1, 2018 +1220 There's definitely something refreshing about seeing a full-blown retro crime thriller, but Oren Shai's feature directorial debut is reduced to a mere novelty because there's so little access to the main characters. 3/5 rotten Perri Nemiroff 0 Collider October 24, 2016 +1220 An appreciably moody but dramatically stilted crime drama that exudes a certain retro appeal before collapsing into a series of empty neo-noir poses. rotten Scott Foundas 1 Variety October 24, 2016 +1220 The Frontier is a blast from the past as far as suspenseful thrillers go, but it's not an entirely invigorating one. 2/5 rotten Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered October 24, 2016 +1220 Well-paced, nicely shot, and smart enough to give each member of the ensemble a few moments to shine. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Nerdist January 2, 2016 +1221 Both Blake's journey and composer Neil Young's spare, electric guitar score seem endlessly circular; and people are always asking Blake for tobacco. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post November 8, 2018 +1221 The landscape outside and the passengers inside become wilder and woollier with every weary mile. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post November 8, 2018 +1221 The film's pleasures are simply too elusive and mild to make up for a lack of narrative propulsion. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety November 8, 2018 +1221 [It's a] bizarre, funny, almost mystical take on the Western fresh Gilbert Adair 1 Time Out November 8, 2018 +1221 "I don't mean to dismiss Dead Man as worthless, or meaningless. Jarmusch just happens to express himself in a deadpan manner that just happens to have no appeal for me whatsoever. Of course, I only say this because he is an ""artist." rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner November 8, 2018 +1221 [The] metaphysical context benefits enormously from the haunting musical themes that Neil Young wrote, underlining the film's psychedelic/apocalyptic edge, and from the stunning black-and-white camera work of Robby Muller. 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 8, 2018 +1221 Even if it accomplishes little else, Dead Man will almost certainly inspire thought and discussion. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 8, 2018 +1221 When Dead Man is imagining the Wild West as an infernal landscape of death, it is furiously alive. When it tries to reflect on those images, it begins to nod out. fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times November 8, 2018 +1221 I liked the film at its original length, and I think the shortened version is Jarmusch's best movie. fresh Jack Mathews 1 Los Angeles Times November 8, 2018 +1221 In this movie, Jarmusch displays an uncanny knack of having absolutely nothing happening on the screen for long periods of time, fading to black, and then coming back with still more nothing. 4/10 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 8, 2018 +1221 Dead Man is surprisingly bland. And it becomes more dull -- and more grotesque -- as it moves along. 2/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 8, 2018 +1221 Dead Man is a strange, slow, unrewarding movie that provides us with more time to think about its meaning than with meaning. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 8, 2018 +1221 Beautifully shot in high contrast black-and-white, Dead Man fails not because of any one particular flaw, but instead stumbles, caught in a quagmire of metaphysical constructs and Western lore. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle November 8, 2018 +1221 a singular piece of generic transgression, making the unmaking of the West-something that filmmakers had been doing to various degrees for decades-feel shockingly, aggressively, and poetically new. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk May 12, 2018 +1221 Part revisionist Western, part social commentary, and part hallucinatory dream. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 28, 2018 +1221 It seems to be Blake's name as much as anything that propels the character deep into a strange frontier where Blakean ideals of innocence and integrity have been obliterated by ignorance and cruelty. 4/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 9, 2012 +1221 a low-key classic of strangely poetic beauty - a western for sleepwalkers and dreamers. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Eye for Film January 5, 2009 +1221 I won't pretend that Jarmusch's austere poetry will speak to everyone...No matter. This strange, mystical Western is his most daring work -- his best since Stranger Than Paradise. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 31, 2008 +1221 I was held by Depp's transformation from white-man non-entity to the Jarmusch version of the affectless Man With No Name. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com December 30, 2006 +1221 Jarmusch's lyrical update on the western genre is a real joy. 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 27, 2006 +1221 Quite exquisite. Beautiful, really. 9 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide September 26, 2006 +1221 Characteristically meandering and sardonic, with Robby Muller's floating, shimmering camerawork, a catalog of witty cameos, and one of the most beautiful modern film-scores fresh Leo Goldsmith 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You August 7, 2006 +1221 Minimalism defines this revisionist and challenging noir- Western, a welcome artistic departure from Jarmusch's increasingly tired and tiresome Downtown New York sensibility. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 19, 2006 +1221 Bad, but not uninteresting 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 29, 2005 +1221 Depp and Jarmusch combine for something fairly bizarre, yet quietly rewarding. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 3, 2005 +1221 Jim Jarmusch's most stunning achievement. 4/4 fresh Zach Campbell 0 Slant Magazine May 25, 2004 +1221 Visionary Western with interesting bits on the myth of the frontier, violence and artistic outlaws. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 27, 2002 +1221 It's completely irony-free because it's so convinced that it has something potent to say. 4/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com April 24, 2002 +1221 The director's pacing and the relaxed and smooth editing by Jay Rabinowitz make for a dreamy show. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1221 A visual, poetic journey not unlike Coppola's Apocalypse Now. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +1221 1/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 10, 2005 +1221 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly November 4, 2005 +1221 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 24, 2004 +1221 3/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat November 6, 2003 +1221 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +1221 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews June 3, 2003 +1221 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 14, 2003 +1221 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 6, 2003 +1221 4/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 27, 2003 +1221 3/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 23, 2002 +1221 8 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1221 4/4 fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1221 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1221 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1222 The relationship that Deanna and Alicia forge is fascinating...as it allows for a genuine search for truth instead of something that is forced or contrived. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views November 5, 2003 +1222 Thanks to Philipps's explosive need and Christensen's struggling vulnerability, we see the human costs inherent in tragedy once the TV trucks have left and only the haunting remains. fresh Bill Gallo 0 New Times October 14, 2003 +1222 Weighted by good intentions, Ryan turns a potentially riveting story of two lost souls shaken by trauma into a sappy teen drama. C- rotten Erika Gonzalez 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News September 12, 2003 +1222 Alicia and Deanna's journey toward friendship, or at least a truer understanding, is moving. 2.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post September 12, 2003 +1222 In the midst of this didactic, self-conscious movie about a high school shooting comes an extraordinary and intense performance by a young actress named Busy Philipps, which elevates the whole picture. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter September 8, 2003 +1222 Dismal but not disheartening, this tale of picking up the pieces is as cutting as those pieces can be and as satisfying as cleaning up the mess. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 6, 2003 +1222 Overall, it plays like the world's longest -- over two hours -- after-school special. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 5, 2003 +1222 Its noble intentions are undermined by syrupy, movie-of- the-week direction. 4/10 rotten Justin Hartung 0 Citysearch September 5, 2003 +1222 A powerful movie that loses some of its momentum by touching on too many stories. It's not always easy to watch, but it's thought provoking. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com September 5, 2003 +1222 Ryan's tough-minded little movie avoids any sort of sentimentality; nothing warm and fuzzy here, just honest emotions from two excellent young actresses. 3/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide September 4, 2003 +1222 Overwrought, way too long, and rife with emotional implausibilities, the film comes very close to being an affront to the memory of the victims of these real-life catastrophes, because very little in it comes very close to being real. 1.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday September 4, 2003 +1222 At times, Home Room threatens to become a Driving Miss Daisy for the Clueless set. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly September 4, 2003 +1222 Badly acted and, running well over two hours, often mind-numbingly ponderous. rotten 1 Village Voice September 2, 2003 +1222 Not only awful but also possessed of the potential for being truly offensive to the victims of the atrocities off which it pings. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 16, 2003 +1222 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat January 22, 2013 +1222 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1222 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 3, 2005 +1222 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat November 18, 2003 +1223 was mostly shocked by Vince Vaughan, who showed me for the first time that he wasn't the long-delayed immature frat boy he so often plays, but actually an imperfect hilarious, yet often silly, character who's main flaw is his selfishness. B fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 11, 2017 +1223 The Break-Up is a funny and light comedy, but it tries to be something a bit more without being something a bit more, hampered by shoddy characterization, ending up a bit empty. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net January 7, 2011 +1223 The two stars remain painfully wrong for each other rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 30, 2009 +1223 "Is anxious to be a modern ""Annie Hall,"" but really it is just a tedious, glum, and god awful affair." rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1223 "The Break-Up"" comes with a slap and a kiss that's at once bracing and pleasing." B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 23, 2009 +1223 A word of caution to anyone heading off to see The Break-Up with the assumption that it is a romantic comedy: this is not a comedy movie with a serious side -- it is a serious movie with a comedic side. 6/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com February 28, 2008 +1223 Stereotypes across the board, puerile one-upmanship games, and an utter failure to explain why, indeed, these two even were together. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 11, 2007 +1223 High-aimed intentions are thrown askew by the reliance on inconsistent laughs seemingly meant to break the otherwise overriding tension. rotten Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth July 3, 2007 +1223 Right up there with the best of the revenge genre, and earns praise from this critic for its sophisticated brand of humor which kept me in stitches from start to finish. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Providence American June 30, 2007 +1223 Not even the tacked-on ending, hinting at some future sparks between Brooke and Gary, can lighten the sturm und drang in this break-up. rotten Shirley Sealy 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +1223 "...""The Break Up"" may go down with ""Fatal Attraction"" as the worst ""date"" movie of all time." 2/4 rotten Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review December 13, 2006 +1223 full review in Greek 3/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 21, 2006 +1223 There's nothing broken about The Break-Up, which turns rom-com conventions on their side in free-wheeling fashion, and in doing so colorfully, wittily celebrates what it is about men and women that both attract one another and drives us crazy. B+ fresh Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine September 22, 2006 +1223 A romantic comedy that is neither romantic nor particularly funny. 1.5/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today September 8, 2006 +1223 A little broken, but worth the viewing. 3/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review August 21, 2006 +1223 [I]t combines a naked desire to please the audience with a try-anything approach of the kind that made Wedding Crashers such a desperate stab at entertainment. rotten Alan Dale 0 Blogcritics.org July 30, 2006 +1223 It's still very much a quick and painless Hollywood production, what slight genius there is in its premise dulled by the sheen of the high production values and its prettier-than-pretty cast. 3/5 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus July 23, 2006 +1223 It's never less than entertaining and the chemistry between our two leads, whatever their personal circumstances, really holds things together. 3/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) July 22, 2006 +1223 This is that branch of the romantic comedy known as 'a relationship movie', but generally short on witty lines and amusing incidents. rotten Philip French 0 Guardian July 22, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up doesn't turn the rom-com on its head, but with its focus on the darker side of love manages to gently tip it on its side. 3/5 fresh Tony Horkins 0 Empire Magazine July 22, 2006 +1223 Sharp dialogue and detailed observations make it a good deal funnier than you might expect. fresh Anna Smith 1 Time Out July 20, 2006 +1223 While consistently funny, The Break-Up deals in bitterness and revenge, sometimes in ways that cut closer to the bone than most fluffy romantic comedies. B fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 July 14, 2006 +1223 Think less Wedding Crashers and more War of the Roses minus the oddly romantic violence. 2.7 rotten Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) July 2, 2006 +1223 Breaking up may be hard to do. And it's not so easy to watch, either. C+ rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal July 1, 2006 +1223 Like the story of many broken down relationships: despite the initial attraction, you're left feeling cheated. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com July 1, 2006 +1223 "This ""'Break-Up"" is, unfortunately, hard to do." 2/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 1, 2006 +1223 Star power is an interesting thing, especially when it goes wrong. 2/5 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 1, 2006 +1223 Delivers something worthwhile to those open-minded enough to be able to settle with wild shifts between average satire and grounded pathos 2.5/4 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons June 29, 2006 +1223 It's not a good sign when a movie is called The Break-Up and you can't wait for the couple to split so they'll get some relief from one another, and give the audience some relief from them. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal June 22, 2006 +1223 One seemingly terminal problem with the casting of Ms. Aniston and Mr. Vaughn is that neither of their careers has featured characters who excelled at one-to-one relationships with the opposite sex. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer June 21, 2006 +1223 It fails because it neglects to create characters we care about. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 21, 2006 +1223 Nil chemistry. How can Vaughn and Aniston be dating? They don't even like each other. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com June 19, 2006 +1223 Every bit as unpleasant as it sounds. But the film's intentions are to examine a separation, and the story achieves its set goals. 3/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly June 17, 2006 +1223 An extended sit-com played for laughs, with little to redeem itself. The two central characters are not the only ones who wish things had been different. I, for one, would have liked to laugh. Or cry. Or at least be entertained. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile June 15, 2006 +1223 Oh, did you want to see a Jennifer Aniston romantic comedy? Life isn't always about Hollywood expectations; let's cut Jennifer some slack and enjoy her doing good work. 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 13, 2006 +1223 In an era of formulaic romantic movies that bear no resemblance to reality, The Break-Up offers a refreshing flipside. 3.5/5 fresh Lexi Feinberg 0 CinemaBlend June 12, 2006 +1223 "The behavior of the two main charactres exists solely to be ""cute,"" while giving us no reason to believe these two people should be together in the first place." 2/4 rotten Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com June 11, 2006 +1223 It's frustrating, but it's real. 2.5/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) June 11, 2006 +1223 Tensions predictably escalate and we're forced to spend the rest of the movie pretending like we care if these two annoying slices of Wonder Bread end up together. 2/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat June 10, 2006 +1223 This is a tragedy with laughs, not a comedy. 2.7/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette June 9, 2006 +1223 ... Comes apart at the seams, the victim of irreconcilable differences between Vaughn's schtick and the flimsy script. 1.5/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly June 9, 2006 +1223 You end up hoping the serial killer from See No Evil will wander over from a neighboring auditorium and pluck out their eyes just to make it stop. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 9, 2006 +1223 ... at least it ends on a more positive note than Closer... 2.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com June 8, 2006 +1223 With nothing genuine invested in either character, we can focus fully on how bland and churlish they are. rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly June 8, 2006 +1223 Go in expecting a romantic comedy, and you'll be disappointed; go in expecting a grueling dissection of a relationship that should never have started, and you might find it interesting. rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat June 8, 2006 +1223 I'm not sure what it was trying to deliver, and I don't think director Peyton Reed knows either. 2/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly June 8, 2006 +1223 Vaughn, who has fooled Hollywood into thinking he's a real actor, has two basic styles: motor-riff quickly through dialogue or stand still and imitate a brick. 2/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) June 8, 2006 +1223 The only really nice thing about the story is that it doesn't opt for a Hollywood happy ending. D rotten Ted Murphy 0 Murphy's Movie Reviews June 7, 2006 +1223 Vaughn is a guy's-guy kind of actor -- his characters are more comfortable shooting pool or knocking back beers than getting romantic on the couch -- so it's no surprise that the chemistry he generates is with Favreau rather than Aniston. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 7, 2006 +1223 The most interesting so far of this summer's blockbuster disappointments, the film's willingness to buck audience expectations and at least try for something tougher makes it an admirable failure. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly June 7, 2006 +1223 This is a deeply conservative movie, not conservative in a political way but conservative in a Ward-and-June-Cleaver kind of way... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher June 5, 2006 +1223 Vince Vaughn kills me. Jennifer Aniston, I think, is underrated as a film actress. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper June 5, 2006 +1223 'The Break-Up' sticks to its guns -- interpret the title literally -- and is refreshingly better for it. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews June 5, 2006 +1223 amusing at times, but neither the story nor the lead actors give us enough to care or laugh about. 1.5/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy June 5, 2006 +1223 'The Break-Up' breaks down in the end 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com June 5, 2006 +1223 The emotional thread is unpleasant from beginning to end with the occasional comical quip sporadically thrown in. rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca June 4, 2006 +1223 A misguided comedy that relies on obnoxious characters and mean, abrasive behavior. rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle June 4, 2006 +1223 One of the things that is most intriguing about The Break-Up is how it shows the cruelty that people can inflict upon one another as soon as love fades. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat June 4, 2006 +1223 The whole movie is a game of one-upsmanship, as each one tries to make the other more miserable. It gets increasingly ugly and painful. Then it ends. D rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 3, 2006 +1223 At least one draft short of brilliance....[but] more palatable than the typical romantic comedy, thanks in large part to Vaughn's engaging duets with the ensemble. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews June 3, 2006 +1223 What starts out as a Doris Day-Rock Hudson romantic comedy morphs into 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.' 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com June 3, 2006 +1223 When, oh when, will the scorching on-screen chemistry between Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau finally be consummated? C- rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium June 2, 2006 +1223 A rare category of date movie: We wish it played more like other date movies. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) June 2, 2006 +1223 Is The Break-Up worth your time? Let's put it this way: Whenever Vaughn is onscreen, it is. When he's not, it ain't. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times June 2, 2006 +1223 There's something admirably perverse about The Break-Up, a movie that wants to jolt the tired romantic comedy genre by getting rid of the romance. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 2, 2006 +1223 Their ongoing one-upmanship is awkward, juvenile, and not especially funny, yet underscored by so much honest pain you understand -- if not condone -- Gary and Brooke's desperate actions. 3/4 fresh Gary Goldstein 0 Reel.com June 2, 2006 +1223 In The Break-Up, men are slobs, women are passive-aggressive, and viewers opposed to broad brush strokes for either gender are sorely out of luck. 2/4 rotten Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee June 2, 2006 +1223 The movie is barely stenciled as a story. The romance never gains enough focus or momentum to make its crisis even comically involving. 1.5/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune June 2, 2006 +1223 The movie offers nothing funny, just a series of sour situations. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 2, 2006 +1223 A love-it-or-hate-it mainstream romantic comedy in that makes a frill-free connection with its audience, whether that audience wants it or not. There's nothing wrong with something that delivers belly laughs before striking at gut level. 3/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 Midwest Film Journal June 2, 2006 +1223 There's no reason not to see The Break-Up, but there's also no reason, assuming the date is going well, not to skip it and order dessert. rotten Michael Agger 1 Slate June 2, 2006 +1223 Sour and unsavory, rather than a black comedy, it's a bleak comedy. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com June 2, 2006 +1223 It's the most interesting spin on domestic strife since Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner were hurling dishes at each other in The War of the Roses. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 2, 2006 +1223 "What ultimately makes The Break-Up so good and refreshing is its firm denial of the ""chick flick"" stamp of approval." fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch June 2, 2006 +1223 Brooke and Gary articulate their discontent with considerable precision and occasional verve. It's that they haven't figured out a way to make emotional torment funny, which is the tall order inherent in anti-romantic comedy. 2/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide June 2, 2006 +1223 In short, The Break-Up is too accurate to be light-hearted, too light and flippant to be really romantic. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel June 2, 2006 +1223 Here's a movie that's not worth getting all broken up about. Or for that matter, going broke to see. 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) June 2, 2006 +1223 A romantic comedy that's short on both romance and comedy. 2/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 2, 2006 +1223 The fun parts of this movie actually occur when the two leads are not with each other but in their respective corners preparing for the next round. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com June 2, 2006 +1223 What looks like a raucous frat-boy comedy is really a surprisingly canny depiction of a stagnant relationship. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 2, 2006 +1223 With a movie unwilling to go for the jugular, it's more like the dismal The Story of Us than The War of the Roses. 1.5/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post June 2, 2006 +1223 I don't know if The Break-Up qualifies as a date movie. But it will serve as a cautionary tale for couples falling in love. 2/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News June 2, 2006 +1223 Listening to people bicker for almost two hours wears thin, especially when the comedy is never quite so funny as you had hoped it would be. 2.5/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald June 2, 2006 +1223 It's the movie's wobbly tone and its betrayal of its characters in the name of niceness that dooms The Break-Up into being a film that will satisfy no one -- not even the bottom-line thinkers. 2.5/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News June 2, 2006 +1223 It's hamhandedly squeezed through the Hollywood rom-com template, resulting in a movie as moribund as the relationship it portrays. 1.5/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies June 2, 2006 +1223 For all that goes wrong with The Break-Up, the most compelling question it raises has to do with the state of the romantic comedy during a cynical, prepackaged, reality-tv moment. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters June 2, 2006 +1223 It might not be the frosted lemon tart that's been advertised for months, but it is solid, satisfying fare -- flecked with humor, grounded in pain. 3/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle June 2, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up goes badly wrong. Although possessed of a laudable desire not to be yet another run-of-the-mill, wacky-impediment -- damned if the picture can figure out how to be an anti-romance comedy. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail June 2, 2006 +1223 As an off-beat anatomy of a troubled couple, the film almost succeeds. As summer movie fun well, it's not. C- rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News June 2, 2006 +1223 If you really feel the need to be bullied and insulted, just call up your HMO provider or reserve a table at an expensive restaurant. 1/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press June 2, 2006 +1223 This plot provides plenty of material, but director Peyton Reed and first-time screenwriters Jeremy Garelick and Jay Lavender pack the film with characters and subplots that don't really go anywhere. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 2, 2006 +1223 It doesn't work as a revealing look at relationships or as a consistently funny comedy about the war between the sexes. C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News June 2, 2006 +1223 A serviceable bit of relationship fluff buoyed by a couple of well-tuned performances from Aniston and Vaughn. B- fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee June 2, 2006 +1223 Like so many contemporary movies, The Break-Up doesn't know when to call it quits, and the film finally expires after several false endings. C+ rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News June 2, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up is a pleasant surprise to the open-minded. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer June 2, 2006 +1223 Director Peyton Reed really does seem to be trying to probe for something more worthy, to find some insight into modern-day relationships, but it simply isn't there. 2/5 rotten Bridget Byrne 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 2, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up mostly just lies there -- alternately adoring and condemning its characters for their puppyish refusal to grow up. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe June 2, 2006 +1223 This is a very watchable film...not your standard rom-com garbage. 8/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com June 2, 2006 +1223 Akin to an unhealthy relationship, this self-described 'anti-romantic comedy' begins hot and heavy before buckling beneath the weight of pointless conflicts and ridiculous game-playing. 2/4 rotten Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly June 2, 2006 +1223 The comedy, for lack of a better description, is not funny. It is churlish, childish and petulant. 1/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) June 2, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up is more like Annie Hall told with Chicago attitude and work ethic. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 2, 2006 +1223 It's not a relationship we become invested in, because all we see of it... are still photos over the opening credits. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 2, 2006 +1223 There's something deviantly infectious about the twisted joy of revenge. B- fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) June 2, 2006 +1223 Aniston has always done some of her best acting in reaction shots, and Vaughn is a gold mine to react against. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) June 2, 2006 +1223 Look, I'm not talking about a masterpiece here. What I am talking about is a good film trying desperately to break out of the romantic comedy box and, for the most part, doing so. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 2, 2006 +1223 "While the situations are real and the dialogue is authentic, ""The Break-Up"" is mundane and trite." 2/4 rotten David Frese 0 Kansas City Star June 2, 2006 +1223 It's at least trying to stay anchored in the real world, where cute couples don't always make up and walk hand-in-hand into the sunset. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World June 2, 2006 +1223 Vaughn and Aniston have remarkable chemistry, and both do a masterful job expressing the realities of such a sad and painful experience. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan June 2, 2006 +1223 It genuinely tugs at our heartstrings as we witness two people in the agonizing throes of a crumbling relationship. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan June 2, 2006 +1223 ...there's nothing terribly compelling about watching likable stars argue for close to two hours. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 2, 2006 +1223 In spite of some laughs, and winning performances from Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn, The Break-Up is more likely to make audiences squirm than cheer. 2/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette June 2, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up is so depressing, painful and awful to watch that I felt like I had just been through a bitter divorce myself. 1/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures June 2, 2006 +1223 Nobody likes a fixed fight, except the backroom boys making the deal. Which is why The Break-Up may have its share of laughs, but isn't much fun. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post June 2, 2006 +1223 The surprising thing about it is not how funny it is, as that's to be expected, but how serious it is. Also surprising: It works. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com June 2, 2006 +1223 The lack of climax and the ambiguous resolution cut closer to the bone than most summer fare, but the screenplay, by two writers making their feature debut, stays formulaic enough to never really draw blood. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 2, 2006 +1223 It's full of pain and quirky characters standing at oblique angles to one another, and while it doesn't add up it held me throughout. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader June 2, 2006 +1223 Vince Vaughn overreacting to Pictionary will certainly be on his highlight reel at the next awards show... The greatest comedy is found in the deepest truths, and when the truth hurts, the experience can touch the full spectrum of emotion. fresh Fred Topel 0 Suite101.com June 1, 2006 +1223 Eventually you're just rooting for Gary and Brooke to get the whole ordeal over with, as much for the audience's sake as for their own. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly June 1, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up is ultimately a big budget heart-heavy indy film, and not a slapstick broad comedy as the ads would have you think... 3/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review June 1, 2006 +1223 Break-Up could be viewed as the ultimate romantic comedy; the rare picture that makes one thank heaven for all the good relationships they've managed to luck into. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com June 1, 2006 +1223 I think it's courageous -- it's something we're not used to seeing from this category of movies these days. A stark honesty is presented here. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies June 1, 2006 +1223 Don't expect to crack up at The Break-Up. C rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com June 1, 2006 +1223 Just because performers click romantically off-screen doesn't mean you need to pay good money to watch them in movies that are less interesting than the stories they inspire in supermarket tabloids. 2/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com June 1, 2006 +1223 "He likes Social Distortion, she likes Alanis Morrissette. And quite frankly, either ""Ball and Chain"" or ""Isn't it Ironic"" are both better takes on the modern relationship." rotten Brett Buckalew 0 FilmStew.com June 1, 2006 +1223 A decaffeinated and imbalanced War of the Roses where the occasional funny riff from Vaughn attempts to distract us from material which is far more familiar than he believes. 2/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com June 1, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up is much like a real relationship as it starts off all hilarious and fun, but you are tearing your hair out by the end. 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com June 1, 2006 +1223 you'll be wishing they'd just call it quits 2/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com June 1, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up can't work because it denies its protagonist his humanity, and us the pleasure of watching human characters do at least vaguely human things. C- rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather June 1, 2006 +1223 A brilliantly conceived romantic comedy reversal that turns the genre on its head. 4.5/5 fresh Jeff Otto 0 ReelzChannel.com June 1, 2006 +1223 If you value your time and your relationship, don't see this on a date. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today June 1, 2006 +1223 The filmmakers have wildly miscalculated the chemistry these real-life lovers generate on film. C- rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 1, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up doesn't know whether it wants to be a facile, enjoyable date movie or an unnerving examination of the dark, pockmarked underbelly of everything we expect out of romantic relationships. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com June 1, 2006 +1223 ...a gloomy mishmash of ideas that never comes together and is hardly ever fun to watch. D+ rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 1, 2006 +1223 An eye for the devil in the details gives the story its heart -- a broken heart, but that's better than none at all. B+ fresh 0 E! Online June 1, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up is a refreshingly different romantic comedy, one that doesn't so much rely on gimmicks as on digging around for genuine feelings. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic June 1, 2006 +1223 Director Peyton Reed doesn't quite bring the sharpness, litheness and attention to detail he brought to Bring It On and Down With Love to The Break-Up, which is nonetheless alternately funny and painful. 2.5/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times June 1, 2006 +1223 [not] a bad film, merely a mismarketed one...a sad little Valentine from Mars to Venus B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 1, 2006 +1223 The summer's biggest disappointment - though hardly the worst movie - so far. rotten David Poland 0 Movie City News June 1, 2006 +1223 If, as the ads would lead you to believe, you go to see The Break-Up expecting a romantic comedy, you will be severely disappointed. If you go to it expecting a good movie, you will also be severely disappointed. D+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor June 1, 2006 +1223 Peyton Reed's The Break-Up proves there is nothing particularly funny or charming about two people splitting up, even if the couple is played by Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston. 2/4 rotten Marie Iida 0 Premiere Magazine June 1, 2006 +1223 As anticlimactic as an actual breakup, without any of the passion, the anger or the glimmers of hope that come from gradually parting with someone you love. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com June 1, 2006 +1223 Terrific supporting cast with eccentric characters lifts this comedy above the norm; Vaughn's rapid fire delivery of witty stream-of-consciousness dialogue really scores. B- fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers June 1, 2006 +1223 For all of its comedic nosedives, the film is frank and uncompromising as a study of the final weeks of a relationship. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com June 1, 2006 +1223 A sporadically funny comedy about a crisis in the relationship of a smiley couple who seem to think that life should be an endless run of happy days. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice June 1, 2006 +1223 Take the funny away from Vaughn, and you've got Return to Paradise, and nobody wants to see that. 5/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine June 1, 2006 +1223 She's identified almost entirely by her haircut at the end--just as the actress who plays her has been for much of her career. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 1, 2006 +1223 It's a checklist of summer-movie elements arranged with enough care to suggest that it should add up to more than a pleasant diversion. 2.5/5 rotten Marrit Ingman 0 Austin Chronicle June 1, 2006 +1223 A wishy-washy little relationship comedy that's nowhere near as nasty as it evidently wants to be. rotten Dan Fienberg 0 Zap2it.com June 1, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up is too badly fractured to be deemed repairable. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 1, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up is like an uncomfortable party that you can't wait to leave. rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 1, 2006 +1223 The movie's crazy insistence on going its own way shows flashes of genius. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 1, 2006 +1223 Until a cop-out ending, this is War of the Roses territory, where laughs take no prisoners. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 1, 2006 +1223 Watching these likable actors flounder around as they try to save a picture that's not worth saving is, well, depressing. C- rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution June 1, 2006 +1223 What's strange about The Break-Up is that, despite the alleged deep love between Gary and Brooke, you never get the sense that much is at stake. 2.5/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel June 1, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up fails to freshen the stale news that women are from Venus and men are from Mars. 2/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday June 1, 2006 +1223 To call it erratic would be to imply there was a course it went off, but the film's intentions are impossible to fathom. It's a romantic comedy in which the romance comes stillborn and in which the comedy barely exists. rotten Joe Donnelly 1 L.A. Weekly June 1, 2006 +1223 You have no desire to see them either get back together or murder one another - you just want them to leave each other alone. And that's not exactly compelling cinema. 5/10 rotten Brian Juergens 0 Freeze Dried Movies June 1, 2006 +1223 As Neil Sedaka famously observed, breaking up is hard to do, but it proves even harder to watch in this shrill, sour comedy. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 1, 2006 +1223 ...the film still clicked for me because it was set around a realistic situation to which many people can relate and was peppered with laughs and even some genuine emotion. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 31, 2006 +1223 Not a typical, formulaic, feel-good romantic-comedy...Plays a bit like Best Friends for a younger generation. 7/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com May 31, 2006 +1223 When they break up, which happens pretty early in this self-professed 'anti-romantic comedy,' it doesn't seem tragic. It just makes sense. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press May 31, 2006 +1223 The Break-Up is being marketed as an 'unconventional romantic comedy,' but the only thing unconventional about it is that it's not romantic and it's not a comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News May 31, 2006 +1223 It's like watching the 'we were on a break' episode of Friends stretched to feature length... D+ rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club May 31, 2006 +1223 This one, in every sense, is fake. C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly May 31, 2006 +1223 A sometimes entertaining film, it just never gels. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews May 31, 2006 +1223 A borderline-schizophrenic tone regularly undercuts both the nasty, biting humor and weepy sentimentality. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine May 31, 2006 +1223 Their trademark good guy and girl blow their mutual affability in a dull show of falling apart. rotten Carla Blumenkranz 1 Village Voice May 30, 2006 +1223 Ill-conceived virtually from the opening frame as a self-described 'anti-romantic comedy.' rotten Brian Lowry 1 Variety May 26, 2006 +1223 After a promisingly quirky start, Break-Up suffers a major breakdown from which it never recovers. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter May 26, 2006 +1223 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1223 1/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1223 C- rotten Scott Mendelson 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews May 7, 2007 +1223 2/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews July 1, 2006 +1223 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 1, 2006 +1223 B- fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com June 2, 2006 +1223 5/10 rotten Jay Richardson 0 Future Movies UK June 2, 2006 +1224 In her American feature debut, a romantic advenure in the Greek Islands, the tall and sexy Sophia Loren starred with the short and declining Alan Ladd. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 19, 2012 +1224 This was the film that helped launch Sophia Loren as an international sex symbol. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 11, 2008 +1226 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 24, 2005 +1226 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +1226 3/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com December 2, 2002 +1227 Gives the viewer some insight on Native American culture. That is a lot more than most westerns have to offer on this subject. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope June 12, 2006 +1228 It's a trifle. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 30, 2007 +1231 ... the film still manages to maintain a fierce tension despite the flaws in its fractured plot and characterisation. fresh Pamela Jahn 0 Electric Sheep September 26, 2017 +1231 In the sweat-soaked Rover, everybody appears to have cut their own hair with a pair of rusty scissors, but the look is more The Proposition than Mad Max. fresh Kathy Fennessy 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 22, 2017 +1231 Poor plot aside, it boasts two stellar performances. 2/5 rotten Debashine Thangevelo 0 Independent Online (South Africa) March 28, 2016 +1231 Bleak, brutal, and ultimately pointless, the film stars Guy Pearce as a man whose car is stolen and who won't rest until he not only gets it back but also punishes, with extreme prejudice, the dirtbags who took it. C- rotten Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly December 3, 2014 +1231 The final scene is a clear picture of how regardless of the lawless land, principles and honor means everything. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed November 26, 2014 +1231 The atmosphere usually gets airless as the action doesn't rove so much as drift and slow-zoom from moody moment to straggly episode. Any sharp-eyed insights into these godforsaken characters or their fallen society are few and far-between. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) November 17, 2014 +1231 This is a story that had potential, but Michod's unwillingness to develop any of it only leads it down the path to becoming another small, forgotten film that no one's likely to take any notice of. 2/5 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 22, 2014 +1231 Might be described as an anti-High Noon. fresh Rob Humanick 0 The Berks-Mont News September 9, 2014 +1231 Pattinson impresses with a pared-down performance in an extremely pared down film. This is one of those Australian post apocalyptic road movies that keeps almost everything under its bonnet. 3/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Star September 2, 2014 +1231 While this atmospheric Australian Outback thriller has plenty of edgy action, it's also meandering and arty, refusing to fill in the details until filmmaker David Michod is good and ready. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com August 21, 2014 +1231 A movie of few words, fashioned like the best Westerns. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray August 18, 2014 +1231 There's plenty to admire, but little to care about. 2.5/5 rotten Andrew Osmond 0 SFX Magazine August 15, 2014 +1231 A cautionary tale with deceptive genre trappings, The Rover is an unconventional, challenging but rewarding watch with riveting performances and assured direction. fresh Neil Alcock 0 Film4 August 15, 2014 +1231 Excruciatingly intense and prone to explosions of violence. 4/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 Radio Times August 15, 2014 +1231 If Cormac McCarthy had written Mad Max or Sergio Leone had shot a spaghetti western in Australia it might look something like The Rover. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) August 14, 2014 +1231 Brutal as it is, The Rover evolves into a strange kind of buddy movie. Squint and you might be watching a nihilistic Rain Man. 4/5 fresh Danny Leigh 0 Financial Times August 14, 2014 +1231 Michod provides little insight into his lethally purposeful avenger, save a rueful musing on the value of guilt and the need to dwell on your sins...when he's not blazing away with fatal abandon. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema August 14, 2014 +1231 An evocative journey, lean and pitiless and occasionally gut-wrenching. 4/5 fresh Emma Dibdin 0 Digital Spy August 14, 2014 +1231 The Rover's primary fault lies in its uncharismatic anti-hero. 5/10 rotten Austin Trunick 0 Under the Radar August 4, 2014 +1231 It's not a pleasant movie, but The Rover twists genre tenets to expose the need for connective tissue that lies somewhere beneath the dark depths of men's souls. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com July 25, 2014 +1231 There's a lack of articulation in [Michod's] story that there's little in the way of a theme to make The Rover compelling. That's frustrating, because a movie this nihilistic and driven should be about something. rotten Gary Dowell 0 Dark Horizons July 17, 2014 +1231 Sweaty-palms time. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express July 8, 2014 +1231 If Guy Pierce is as good as ever, it is the startling performance by Pattinson that nearly steals the show. fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 It's Just Movies July 7, 2014 +1231 Rey is dull-witted and childlike, and although Pattinson might be over-busy at times, his twitchy performance makes an effective contrast with his co-star. fresh Robert Horton 0 Seattle Weekly July 7, 2014 +1231 Of Mice and Men at the end of the world -- that's the general turf of The Rover. fresh Liz Braun 1 Toronto Sun July 7, 2014 +1231 The deadpan irony of the final sequence feels like the punch line of a mournful but very thin joke. rotten Wesley Morris 1 Grantland July 6, 2014 +1231 Alternately violent and tedious road movie of the post-apocalyptic variety that remains watchable thanks to some odd touches and an interesting performance from Robert Pattinson. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 1, 2014 +1231 ... generates enough character-driven suspense to overcome its familiar genre trappings. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue June 30, 2014 +1231 This is an intense film. Music is kept to a minimum. Conversation is kept to a minimum. A- fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane June 29, 2014 +1231 There's no denying Guy Pearce's talent, but The Rover is still a dog. 2/5 rotten Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com June 26, 2014 +1231 "The Rover"" is a minimalist dystopian drama with more plot-holes than plot. " C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 23, 2014 +1231 The existential angst feels tapped out. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 23, 2014 +1231 Despite familiar cinematic tropes of post-civilization, grim and violent emphasis of desolation and destruction make this a thrilling road trip through outback's near future. 7/10 fresh Nora Lee 0 Film-Forward.com June 23, 2014 +1231 Like Clint Eastwood in his spaghetti Westerns, Pearce does all his acting with his eyes. And it's riveting. But Michod's script gives him little to depict beyond sadness and angry brooding. C rotten Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger June 21, 2014 +1231 Somber, sinister, grimly sparse Australian Western, filled with pointless bloodshed and explicit violence. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 21, 2014 +1231 It has such a nihilistic nature and lack of resolution that rather than high stakes, there's nothing at stake. 2/4 rotten Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World June 20, 2014 +1231 It's bound to remind viewers of The Mad Max/Road Warrior movies with its silences and baking-hot open spaces. When characters do speak, the language sounds lyrical and sometimes profound. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media June 20, 2014 +1231 The Rover is more than just the darkest timeline version of Pee Wee's Big Adventure. It's an examination of the human condition. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies June 20, 2014 +1231 Director David Michod's follow-up to his acclaimed debut, Animal Kingdom, is effective in an elemental way. B- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor June 20, 2014 +1231 As much a modern existential Western as a science-fiction drama in the manner of 'Mad Max.' 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) June 20, 2014 +1231 Yet another post-apocalyptic, dystopian vision, this one from ANIMAL KINGDOM auteur David Michod, nasty, minor and dazzling. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald June 20, 2014 +1231 A psychological post-apocalyptic tale of a loner on a quest across barren Australia to take back his stolen car from a gang, The Rover is the Mad Max film David Lynch never made. 3.5/5 fresh Kirk Baird 0 Toledo Blade June 20, 2014 +1231 Whatever [Michod's] screenplay lacks in terms of explicit dialogue or narrative complexity, however, it makes up for in subtle, reflective details and sun-scorched tension. 3/4 fresh Jason Buchanan 0 TV Guide June 20, 2014 +1231 A beautifully shot, hyper-violent, post-apocalyptic Twin Peaks car movie starring a mud-caked murderous road hobo that either needs to be more articulate or more absurd, but sort of gets caught in between. B- fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk June 20, 2014 +1231 The Rover is so intentionally vague and shapeless, it doesn't leave much of an imprint other than Pattinson's odd, melancholy performance. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald June 20, 2014 +1231 Bleak but beautiful. An arty, ultra-realistic take on the post-apocalyptic genre. 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 20, 2014 +1231 Leaving behind the themes of an ascending civilization and its conflict with the wild, The Rover envisions the breakdown of society through the genre's old but still relevant lens. fresh Noah Gittell 0 Washington City Paper June 20, 2014 +1231 "The Rover"" is bleak and gorgeous and has a soulful center thanks to Pearce." B fresh Jeff Baker 0 Oregonian June 20, 2014 +1231 The central performances are excellent if not capable of being too finely cut given the meandering, dare I say roving, narrative. 5/10 rotten Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix June 20, 2014 +1231 Offers little to separate it from the likes of Mad Max, The Road, or numerous others mining the same ground. 2.5/5 rotten Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com June 20, 2014 +1231 The destination doesn't feel worth the journey. 2.5/4 rotten Kiva Reardon 1 Globe and Mail June 20, 2014 +1231 An evocative, moody road movie through the Australian Outback that's as sparse and dry as the desolate landscape it traverses, its deliberate rhythm punctuated by short periods of shocking, bloody violence. 3.5/4 fresh Tirdad Derakhshani 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 20, 2014 +1231 Take an immensely talented director, a first-class cinematographer, a collection of decidedly gifted actors and film them. Tack on a musical soundtrack that bristles with originality and what do you have? In the case of The Rover, not much. rotten Brandon Judell 0 CultureCatch June 19, 2014 +1231 The Rover does have a central nervous system that crackles and pops with suspense, but in the end it's not enough to jump-start the lack of narrative. 2/4 rotten Mary Houlihan 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 19, 2014 +1231 Guy Pearce isn't as physically formidable as Clint Eastwood or Charles Bronson in Leone's classics, but he's just as determined and dangerous. B fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer June 19, 2014 +1231 Isn't the equal of Michod's previous film, but it shows that he's hardly a one-hit wonder, but rather a filmmaker of vision as well as finely tuned technique. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 19, 2014 +1231 Cinema is rarely so menacing and provocative. The Rover is that desired bit of sour in a summer full of cinematic fluff. 3.5/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb June 19, 2014 +1231 Pearce seethes with searing, desperate energy that's beautifully matched by Pattinson's mumbling, cautious attempts at optimism. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Hatfull 0 SciFiNow June 19, 2014 +1231 The violent, nihilistic and tedious revenge drama emerges as this year's standard for meaningless. 1/4 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star June 19, 2014 +1231 It's not just the lack of dialogue but a thin story that keeps this nihilistic tale from conveying a convincing sense of suspense. Too many details are withheld to keep the audience captivated. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today June 19, 2014 +1231 A beautifully shot post-apocalyptic fever dream that might have worked as a short but is inconsequential as a feature film. 2/5 rotten Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com June 19, 2014 +1231 "What makes ""The Rover"" more watchable than the average self-conscious genre exercise is Pearce, who exudes such weary authority and palpable vulnerability that he's sympathetic even in the film's most brutalizing moments." 2.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post June 19, 2014 +1231 "There's a thin line between the iconic and the generic, and ""The Rover,"" a grim post-apocalyptic drama from down under, wanders back and forth across it in an adrenaline daze." 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe June 19, 2014 +1231 You might call it a morality play, if there were any morality to speak of at play. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic June 19, 2014 +1231 This tough, violent and starkly impressive thriller succeeds in its main aim, which is to keep the viewer on the edge of the seat. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian June 19, 2014 +1231 "Forget ""gritty."" ""The Rover"" is so rank that if you cut yourself on it, you'd need a tetanus shot." fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 19, 2014 +1231 For much of its first half, The Rover cruises on grit and atmosphere. Ultimately, however, I struggled with the mysteries of what was motivating these central characters. 2.5/4 rotten Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive June 19, 2014 +1231 Michod's minimalist approach to The Rover is both its chief asset and biggest shortcoming. It's a respectable essay on survival, loneliness, trust and loss. But also one that ponders to the point of ponderousness. 2.5/4 rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald June 19, 2014 +1231 "Guy Pearce gives a riveting performance in ""The Rover,"" full of quiet rage, ruthlessness and single-minded determination." B+ fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman June 19, 2014 +1231 What The Rover lacks in story development, it makes up for with compelling tension, mystery, and acting finesse. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle June 19, 2014 +1231 A truly grim film. Super grim. Did I mention its grimness? B fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer June 19, 2014 +1231 The movie's overall cast of gloom - no one here has cracked a smile in years - contributes to a leaden aura. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 19, 2014 +1231 A sterling example of the new Australian noir. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 19, 2014 +1231 Ridiculously stark. 2/5 rotten 0 MetroActive June 19, 2014 +1231 A tense piece of narrative restraint that makes its bullets and death as scary as they should be. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye June 19, 2014 +1231 The finale is the one melancholy moment in an austere, violent story. B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 18, 2014 +1231 The Rover fascinates and frustrates in equal measure, with Michod withholding details of plot and character so thoroughly that a nihilistic fog sets in. C+ rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times June 18, 2014 +1231 Grim, dry and pointless, The Rover is a tense thriller set in an Australian wasteland that ends up wasting a terrific performance from Guy Pearce. 5/10 rotten Jordan Adler 0 We Got This Covered June 17, 2014 +1231 "The scarcity of expository background took me a few minutes to adjust to. But part of ""The Rover's"" mission is to keep us off-kilter; making us question and seek out answers about what's happened before." 3/4 fresh Randy Myers 1 San Jose Mercury News June 17, 2014 +1231 This minimalist gem affords a chance to see ex-Twilight star Robert Pattinson at his dramatic best. fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 17, 2014 +1231 The Rover is one of those compellingly nasty visions of the future that has plenty to say about humanity -- whether we want to hear it or not. fresh Anna Smith 0 Empire Magazine June 17, 2014 +1231 A pervasive sense of bleakness soon swallows the movie whole. 2.5/5 rotten Tom Clift 0 Concrete Playground June 16, 2014 +1231 This role proves Pattinson has serious acting chops. He's mesmerizing, as is Guy Pearce: always a versatile actor who nails every look, glance, and eye twitch. 3.6/5 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know June 16, 2014 +1231 The Rover is not meant for everyone, but it's worth consideration if you don't mind getting lost in David Marchad's bleak Australian future for a couple hours. 3.8/5 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know June 16, 2014 +1231 [The] film is as bleak and unsparing as the world's end premise demands. It's also utterly transfixing from start to finish and elevated by the unexpectedly superb pairing of stars Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson. 8.8/10 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Paste Magazine June 16, 2014 +1231 Some may find its ultimate reveal much ado about nothing, a long, violent road leading to a joke. Others will find deeper meaning about what we hold dear and how man's destructive impulses will find him obliterating the very thing he's sought. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 15, 2014 +1231 The reveal is eye-rollingly bad, a moment of affected profundity Michod's long, winding road trip never earns. C rotten Kristen Sales 0 Movie Mezzanine June 14, 2014 +1231 The familiarity of the setting and everyday items clashes with the Armageddon atmosphere and the eerie soundtrack to make a strangely creepy setting. 4/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury June 13, 2014 +1231 While some of the film's ambiguity is welcome - we're never told why society has fallen apart, it's just a sadly acceptable given that it has - a good deal of it is disappointing. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 13, 2014 +1231 This is a significant step down from Animal Kingdom... C- rotten Dan Schindel 0 Movie Mezzanine June 13, 2014 +1231 A desolate, dark and thought-provoking film that explores the aftermath of societal collapse in the Australian outback. 7.4/10 fresh Max Nicholson 0 IGN Movies June 13, 2014 +1231 Robert Pattinson's stare is almost thousand-yard enough to make the film's sense of tragedy feel downright Greek. 3/4 fresh Steve Macfarlane 0 Slant Magazine June 13, 2014 +1231 A movie that offers successive temptations to walk out of it. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online June 13, 2014 +1231 Easy to watch at arm's length and easier to shake off. It's overbaked art-pulp. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture June 13, 2014 +1231 Michod's arresting and tense film -- part thriller, part warning of dystopia -- is played with ferocious restraint by Guy Pearce. fresh Caryn James 0 James on screenS June 13, 2014 +1231 What separates his film from the numerous what-if examinations of the genre known as post-apocalyptic is a focus on the human condition instead of setting. 3/4 fresh Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com June 13, 2014 +1231 Blood is spilled, as is to be expected in a film that explores a world on the brink of ruin, but each death echoes through the story the way the hero's gunshots echo across the Outback. fresh Dan Kois 1 Slate June 12, 2014 +1231 There is both too much story and not enough. rotten 1 New York Times June 12, 2014 +1231 Long on menace, often violent and consistently fascinating. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal June 12, 2014 +1231 ...continually seems to evoke other sources, from Cormac McCarthy's literate savagery to any number of Westerns, particularly John Hillcoat's phenomenally bloody The Proposition. 3.5/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Film Racket June 12, 2014 +1231 If there's one thing this violent metaphysical drama emphasises it's that heart is, when all else fails, a man's best friend. fresh Sophie Monks 0 Little White Lies June 12, 2014 +1231 [It has] all of the excitement of being trapped in the desert without a map, watching a cow skull turn to dust. 2/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer June 12, 2014 +1231 The Rover is ultimately less interested in what's driven the world to ruin than it is in life amid the wreckage, a place as dangerous to the soul as the body. 4/5 fresh Keith Phipps 0 The Dissolve June 12, 2014 +1231 The skeletal story of The Rover is a case of too much bone, not enough meat. 2/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 3AW June 12, 2014 +1231 A bleaker, less colorful descendant of the Mad Max films, replacing the rollicking action of that franchise with a mood of nihilistic despair. B fresh 1 AV Club June 12, 2014 +1231 Pattinson appears to have picked the role precisely because it will send his Twilight fans screaming out of the theater C+ fresh Amy Nicholson 1 L.A. Weekly June 11, 2014 +1231 Where Animal Kingdom kept dragging us towards its dark, dead centre - often against our will - The Rover just warns us to keep our distance and leaves it at that. 2.5/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) June 11, 2014 +1231 I think it is spare-genre filmmaking. It is really, really well done. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) June 11, 2014 +1231 The idea that there are moral laws at work in the universe exceeding our man-made attempts at justice is a great one, worthy of a great film. One day, hopefully, Michod will make it. 2/5 rotten Tom Shone 0 Guardian June 11, 2014 +1231 The movie barely amounts to more than a homage. C+ rotten Eric Kohn 1 indieWire June 11, 2014 +1231 One of the great Guy Pearce performances -- mean, minimalist, and without a trace of vanity 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service June 11, 2014 +1231 The Rover is a hugely stressful tone poem in which on-screen characters are constantly being shot and killed by off-screen characters... [It] at least makes for a better Cormac McCarthy movie than The Counselor did. 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix June 9, 2014 +1231 Desolation accomplished. 4.5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show June 8, 2014 +1231 The Rover is dark and engaging, with superb use of the heart-stopping landscape around the Flinders Ranges, but it could be accused of mannerism. 3/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald June 6, 2014 +1231 A brooding and intense journey into a graceless world, with Robert Pattinson delivering a fascinating, career defining performance in the process. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews June 4, 2014 +1231 It's the steadiness of The Rover that is its most defining feature, a sense that you're perambulating towards an inevitable showdown and just along for the ride. B fresh Jason Gorber 0 ScreenAnarchy May 25, 2014 +1231 ...doesn't deliver the same kind of genre-rattling excitement as most similar efforts, but from scene to scene, moment to moment, it's an enthralling watch. fresh William Goss 0 Film School Rejects May 22, 2014 +1231 Between this and his work for David Cronenberg, Pattinson is suggesting his career post-Twilight will sparkle like Edward Cullen's skin. Michod, meanwhile, confirms he's a filmmaker of considerable talents. fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film May 21, 2014 +1231 "[A] dark, dreary and dull ""Mad Max in Neutral" rotten Jordan Hoffman 1 Film.com May 21, 2014 +1231 A fascinating movie, flawed but occasionally brilliant, and it's also not at all the film we were expecting. B+ fresh Jessica Kiang 0 The Playlist May 20, 2014 +1231 Fusing a hybrid of quasi-apocalyptic influences into a work with a pungent character of its own, The Rover suggests something like a Cormac McCarthy vision of Australia halfway between today and The Road Warrior times. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter May 20, 2014 +1231 Guy Pearce excels in a difficult role and Robert Pattinson is believable and entertaining as his partner on this oft-beaten track through a dystopia of our making. 4/5 fresh 0 HeyUGuys May 19, 2014 +1231 I felt there was a bit of muddle, and the clean lines of conflict and tension had been blurred: the dystopian future setting doesn't add much and hasn't been very rigorously imagined. rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 18, 2014 +1231 "It has a desolate beauty all its own, and a career-redefining performance by Robert Pattinson that reveals untold depths of sensitivity and feeling in the erstwhile ""Twilight"" star." fresh Scott Foundas 1 Variety May 18, 2014 +1231 A disappointing film that loses dramatic momentum after an arrestingly grim first act. rotten Jonathan Romney 0 Screen International May 18, 2014 +1231 [A] journeyman's doomsday ... 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 18, 2014 +1232 [Sizemore's] performance can best be summed up as Al Pacino by way of Moe from The Three Stooges. rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views December 24, 2010 +1232 Perhaps one day someone will make a truly even-keeled movie about the life of Pete Rose ... but this flick doesn't even come close. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com April 14, 2005 +1234 ... an utterly demented melodrama tale of the repressed residents of a small alpine village who live in virtual silence... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Parallax View December 21, 2010 +1234 It's certainly an astounding film for its purely spectacular terms. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 27, 2009 +1234 An acquired taste, Maddin is an unusually precise director who leaves little to chance. Whether one finds his approach too careful or just stunningly controlled will be up to individual cineastes. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide May 8, 2007 +1234 In part a hilarious satire about Canadian timidity, it also comes across periodically as a formalist gem about nothing at all. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader May 8, 2007 +1234 A weirdly amusing parable of sexual repression. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 3, 2006 +1234 Uniquely weird, subtly macabre, and utterly compelling. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1234 Careful is one long and amusing pun on German Expressionistic film imagery, Freudian psychology and quasi-Wagnerian storytelling, all carried to absurdist lengths. 3/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1234 Careful, the hilariously bizarre new film from Canadian director Guy Maddin, is like some lost masterpiece from a time-warped alternative dimension -- a strange artifact that time forgot. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1234 There's something wonderfully unique about the project but the reasons for doing it remain buried. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1234 Too strange for its own good, Careful is less interesting as a film than it is as a Canadian cinematic anomaly. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1234 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 9, 2006 +1234 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 28, 2005 +1235 I had forgotten just how spooky the dream scenes are; Bunuel could have been a master of horror, or a great farceur. As it was, he was simply Bunuel, which is cause enough for celebration. fresh Anthony Lane 0 Independent (UK) January 4, 2018 +1235 An exotic and brilliant hothouse flower of a film. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian June 28, 2012 +1235 It weaves games of dream and reality as the sextet wander through increasingly absurd set-ups. patriarchal authority and polite social rituals are slyly undermined, and the cast play it impeccably. 4/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film June 28, 2012 +1235 Manages to be totally surreal yet totally approachable. Quite amazing. 5/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies June 28, 2012 +1235 Innovative, many layered and prevocative but very, very dated. 5/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine April 20, 2009 +1235 Of the four absurdist comedies the director made towards the end of his life, this is the best and most accessible. 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film4 April 20, 2009 +1235 Luis Bunuel adds another fine film to his solid record with this surrealistically oriented tale of so-called bourgeois types. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety December 4, 2008 +1235 A delicious comedy of manners, Bunuel's Oscar winner is a descendant of the audaciously surreal Golden Age, a light satire of the trivial, conformist bourgeois lifestyle. A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 2, 2007 +1235 The chic stylishness of the characters comes over as overbearing rather than satirically revealing. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1235 "Bunuel was at the height of his powers with this satirical farce that explodes the distance between all things personal and political. ""The Discreet Charm Of The Bourgeoisie"" is a timeless and enigmatic masterpiece that psychologically alters its audience" 5/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 14, 2005 +1235 A true treasure of cinema from one its masters. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 19, 2004 +1235 How do keep a film about insane repetition from feeling insanely repetitious? 3/5 fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 16, 2003 +1235 One of Luis Bunuel's greatest and funniest films, and the winner of a Best Foreign Film Oscar, The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie is a brilliant surrealistic joke about a group of friends whose attempts to dine are continually thwarted. 4.5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +1235 Take a look again at its dream sequences, especially the nocturnal one involving the young man in the side street, and you will see a master disturber still at work. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 16, 2003 +1235 retains elements of surrealism while remaining one of the more accessible and playful of his films. A fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews September 18, 2002 +1235 A satirical drama by Luis Bunuel about the absurdities of class elitism. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice February 7, 2002 +1235 An absurdly comic assault on the meaningless social rituals and polite hypocrisies of the upper middle class. fresh Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News January 24, 2002 +1235 Rest assured, this film is one long joke on the audience, and anyone who watches it with the notion that he might understand it completely is either ponderously full of himself or sadly mistaken. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1235 It combines a masterful command of the medium with a mischievous, anarchic sense of imaginative freedom. fresh 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1235 This has to be one of the most completely realized comedies ever made, and, in its odd way, one of the most civilized. fresh Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1235 Most of the films of Luis Bunuel are comedies in one way or another, but he doesn't go for gags and punch lines; his comedy is more like a dig in the ribs, sly and painful. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1235 Boasts one of the best titles in movie history and a cast to match. fresh 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1235 Strange, wacky, funny, and tragic -- and, on an incidental personal note, Discreet Charm is the movie that made me realize I was in love with movies. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1235 Although it doesn't hold up as much as you'd like it to, I liked its sense of scattered independence. 3/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1235 ...captivating, filled with a myriad of small, humorous, wicked touches that continually please. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1235 4/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly April 6, 2007 +1235 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 12, 2005 +1235 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 14, 2003 +1236 There are plenty of good scenes, but ultimately American Pastoral is less than the sum of its admirable parts. The story is meant to capture an American event through one man's misadventures, but the overall effect is of a painful melodrama. rotten Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 23, 2018 +1236 Quickly dissolves into contrived drama and uneven and skewed character motivations. 2/5 rotten Mae Abdulbaki 0 Punch Drunk Critics August 14, 2018 +1236 Fails to suss out Roth's biting Jewish angst and humor. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 12, 2018 +1236 The film is a tad too long but nevertheless is well acted and rather moving. 4/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 17, 2017 +1236 American Pastoral is boring at best, but it will play well to one audience-white suburban parents. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 16, 2017 +1236 The whole production feels verged on the perch of camp. rotten Adam Nayman 0 Cinema Scope September 28, 2017 +1236 Not only does the book defeat McGregor, the neophyte director; it also defeats McGregor, the accomplished actor. rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) June 20, 2017 +1236 Philip Roth remains without a Nobel and without a film to the height of its work. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten 0 June 5, 2017 +1236 It's far from perfect, but it's not a bad stab at tricky material. 3/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times December 27, 2016 +1236 McGregor and Connelly are good as dad and mum, Hannah Nordberg and Dakota Fanning even better as, at different ages, Merry. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 27, 2016 +1236 A film far from perfection, but its visual smoothness and the narrative rhythm of a powerful story allows moments of true inspiration and a heartbreaking beauty. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Ira Franco 0 Chilango.com December 20, 2016 +1236 McGregor's lack of experience behind camera can be seen in the scarcity of visual resources that replace the vigor of the written language of the novel. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Luis Fernando 0 En Filme December 19, 2016 +1236 Despite of being disqualified in a certain way by its difficulty to meet expectations and with some deficiencies, mainly in the performances, I recommend this film. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Lucero Sol 0 Excelsior December 19, 2016 +1236 American Pastoral, the debut film of Ewan McGregor, lacks the brilliance of the Pulitzer-winning novel on which it is based. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Gonzalo Lira 0 Cine Premiere December 13, 2016 +1236 The performances are stilted for the most part, with most scenes feeling melodramatic when meant to be tragic, flat as a pancake when meant to be funny. 2/10 rotten Bernard Boo 0 PopMatters December 12, 2016 +1236 A film where there is a constant struggle between the original text, the script and the way in which McGregor intervenes but manages to carry it out with sobriety. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Marcos Gand 0 Sensacine December 9, 2016 +1236 Ewan McGregor chooses an adaptation of Philip Roth's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel for his first directing gig, and it's not a total disaster, especially considering the scale of the book. 2.5/5 rotten John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) November 18, 2016 +1236 The care and attention Ewan McGregor has given the film is admirable and he deserves credit for giving it his all, but this is a story better read than watched. 2/5 rotten Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) November 17, 2016 +1236 American Pastoral is a strong reminder that not every book is destined to be translated onto the big screen effectively. 1.5/5 rotten Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 November 16, 2016 +1236 It's a competent production with an intriguing trajectory and unsettling, poignant conclusion, but American Pastoral the movie is, like poor Meredith, missing that vital, intangible something. rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray November 13, 2016 +1236 It's honourable, it's well-intentioned, but it's lame. 3/5 rotten David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard November 13, 2016 +1236 Nothing much happens beyond one defining incident relatively early on. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) November 13, 2016 +1236 There's a crippling lack of emotional depth and honesty - it's hard to decide which is more stridently melodramatic, the bombast of the score or the shrill performances. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) November 13, 2016 +1236 Ewan McGregor has been judged unworthy of adapting Philip Roth in the US. But his directorial debut is finely crafted, and powered by visceral emotion embodied in one of his best performances. 3/5 fresh Nick Hasted 0 The Arts Desk November 11, 2016 +1236 McGregor's character paradoxically gets too much and not enough. Swede feels clogged with sentiment for his daughter, with little room for other emotions. 2/5 rotten Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film November 11, 2016 +1236 It is, however, a heartfelt and painstaking attempt at dealing in filmic terms with the complex and ambiguous subject matter of the book. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) November 10, 2016 +1236 A turgid lump of narrative and not much else. 2/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) November 10, 2016 +1236 [McGregor] never does the richly-layered book justice, starting brightly but increasingly flailing as the narrative becomes overwrought when it should understate. 3/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema November 10, 2016 +1236 Ewan McGregor's directorial debut doesn't do justice to Philip Roth's great book. 2/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) November 10, 2016 +1236 American Pastoral is a flawed film that lacks inspiration, but it has its moments, and the story might strike a chord with parents. 3/5 fresh Stephen Carty 0 Radio Times November 10, 2016 +1236 Inevitably the film simplifies a good deal of the book's complexity but McGregor's biggest mistake is to cast himself in the leading role. 3/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) November 10, 2016 +1236 McGregor's performance has sincerity of a frowningly oppressive kind, but the whole thing is tinged with self-pity. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 10, 2016 +1236 The best thing I can say about this movie is that I hope it inspires people to read, or re-read, the novel. rotten Hannah Brown 0 Jerusalem Post November 10, 2016 +1236 By mid-film, American Pastoral has all the anticipation of watching water circling around a drain that quickly disappears. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Sommer 0 Buffalo News November 10, 2016 +1236 [The film] roughly sticks to the plot points of the novel but sheds its nuance. 2/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle November 10, 2016 +1236 The core issue with American Pastoral is the inclination to cover so much ground, and scrutinise over a myriad of themes. 2/5 rotten Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys November 10, 2016 +1236 It's hard to begrudge such an earnest endeavour, but this is missing the wit, nuance, and insight of a book thought by many - correctly, maybe - to be unadaptable. 2/5 rotten John Nugent 0 Empire Magazine November 10, 2016 +1236 The direction of the film is so matter-of-fact, the storytelling so obvious, the lack of nuance so palpable, that it seems to actually take its alarmist and patronising attitudes towards change at face value. 2/5 rotten Elena Lazic 0 Little White Lies November 10, 2016 +1236 Features several strong performances. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 9, 2016 +1236 Adapting Philip Roth's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel was always going to be a tall order for any director. In first-timer Ewan McGregor's hands it's entirely unwieldy. 2/5 rotten Matt Maytum 0 Total Film November 7, 2016 +1236 Florid and flawed, compressing Philip Roth's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel into tawdry melodrama. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 6, 2016 +1236 The film doesn't really go deep enough -- and niggling details subvert its veracity. 3/5 rotten Randall King 0 Winnipeg Free Press November 4, 2016 +1236 McGregor's directorial debut is a well-crafted drama but lacks the depth of Roth's masterful book. 2.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday November 3, 2016 +1236 American Pastoral is a confusing failure of a movie, but not baffling enough to warrant a recommendation 4.5/10 rotten Jon Winkler 0 The Young Folks November 2, 2016 +1236 As Swede, McGregor evokes an overwhelming sadness that deepens until he seems to become an emotional black hole from which no lightness can escape. 3 fresh Bill Newcott 0 AARP Movies for Grownups October 29, 2016 +1236 A top-heavy, tasteful, overstuffed film. rotten Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly October 28, 2016 +1236 Is McGregor a bad director? Lord knows he's not the first to swing and whiff at Roth. I'll give him a mulligan here. 2/4 rotten Max Weiss 0 Baltimore Magazine October 27, 2016 +1236 American Pastoral is as powerful as any movie that uses war as a catalyst for the story. It shows that emotional scars can be created in a myriad of ways. 3/4 fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee October 27, 2016 +1236 It might have fared better as a TV mini-series, where novelistic plot strands can be unpacked at length. McGregor is simply wrong for his role: He's too young, too modern, too smart. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 27, 2016 +1236 McGregor, in his directorial debut, does well to juggle both the family drama as well as the bigger events playing out in the background without resorting to preachiness or a need to tie everything up neatly. 3.5/5 fresh Boon Chan 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) October 26, 2016 +1236 a tough watch despite the odd moment of inspiration 5/10 rotten Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 26, 2016 +1236 Sorry fellow critics but you are WAY off on this one. American Pastoral gets it right and becomes one of the best Phillip Roth adaptations ever. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily October 26, 2016 +1236 The actors emote deeply and energetically, but there's a disquieting sheen of artifice. 2.5/4 rotten Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service October 25, 2016 +1236 The movie feels flat and small, lacking the novel's energy and expansive ambition. 2.5/5 rotten Alissa Wilkinson 0 Vox October 24, 2016 +1236 "Once you peel away the layers, ""American Pastoral"" is at heart a father-daughter love story. McGregor, all furrowed brow, is persistent in his portrayal of Swede, but from behind the camera he's as lost as Merry." C rotten Dana Barbuto 0 The Patriot Ledger October 24, 2016 +1236 Solid performances, but the screenplay is a clunky, contrived and stilted mess. 4/10 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru October 23, 2016 +1236 It's a remarkably committed effort that takes a few seriously misguided turns along the way, even as its actors lunge at psychological depth with every scene. 3/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out October 22, 2016 +1236 "American Pastoral"" is an earnest first effort, but the source material may have been a bit too much for a director's debut." C rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 22, 2016 +1236 American Pastoral is a good novel and now a very bad film. 1/4 rotten Calum Marsh 0 National Post October 21, 2016 +1236 Pastoral, however, belongs to its two leading women. Connelly shows enormous range... Fanning hauntingly suggests a living ghost, a leper who only occasionally sees sunlight. B- fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald October 21, 2016 +1236 There was reason to expect more from American Pastoral, and just as much reason to figure it was doomed from the start. D rotten 1 AV Club October 21, 2016 +1236 It's a grueling movie, and a thin one. C+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor October 21, 2016 +1236 The subtle, haunting quality of the source material is largely absent from a film that can be admired more for its effort than its execution. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue October 21, 2016 +1236 There's so much to like here, and the film ends with a punch. For Roth's sake -- and McGregor's, for that matter -- you almost want a do-over. 2.5/4 fresh Tom Meek 0 Cambridge Day October 21, 2016 +1236 In the end, it's too polite and considered a portrait of a rude and chaotic world, but as with most Philip Roth adaptions, there's plenty to talk about afterward. 2/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader October 21, 2016 +1236 Talented cast can't save mature, disappointing adaptation. 2/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media October 21, 2016 +1236 Even considered entirely separately from its source material, American Pastoral is hopelessly weak. 1.5/4 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 RogerEbert.com October 21, 2016 +1236 The performances are so deliberate and overworked they might as well have the script tattooed on their faces. rotten Sam Adams 1 TheWrap October 21, 2016 +1236 You can empathize with their pain - or at least you can imagine it - but these are not performances that do justice to the couple's shifting disbelief, grief and sense of self. 2.5/4 rotten Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail October 21, 2016 +1236 This story is best left on the page. D rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News October 21, 2016 +1236 Even McGregor's palpable sincerity cannot obscure the film's smug misogyny. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet October 21, 2016 +1236 While fastidiously made, McGregor's film is dramatically inert-a pretty but shallow rendering of Roth's novel. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 20, 2016 +1236 Not a desecration but a severe diminution of a complex literary masterpiece. rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times October 20, 2016 +1236 "'American Pastoral' the novel is a primal scream. ""American Pastoral"" the movie is a whimper." C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 20, 2016 +1236 The result is a movie -- about a father's futile willingness to sacrifice everything for his daughter -- that evokes practically no emotion. 2.5/5 rotten Jim Slotek 1 Toronto Sun October 20, 2016 +1236 The actors capably hit their marks but rarely illuminate the interior torment of Roth's prose. The direction and cinematography are similarly workmanlike but unremarkable. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 20, 2016 +1236 "American Pastoral"" may tell the heartbreaking story of Swede Levov, but a firm grasp of who he is and what he means remains maddeningly elusive." 2/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post October 20, 2016 +1236 It gears up to go important places but never arrives. 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 20, 2016 +1236 There's a lot of yelling, too little nuance, and even less humour. rotten Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight October 20, 2016 +1236 A haunting, engrossing, often eerily timely adaptation. It's a movie that makes you think and feel - and then think some more. fresh Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times October 20, 2016 +1236 Gorgeously dark with heartbreaking moments, American Pastoral isn't smart enough to have the prestige factor it's clearly going for. 2.5/4 rotten Lauren Chval 0 RedEye October 20, 2016 +1236 "What Ewan McGregor's ""American Pastoral"" does to the Philip Roth novel it adapts is the cinematic equivalent of unslinking a Slinky. " 2/5 rotten Matt Prigge 0 Metro October 20, 2016 +1236 "American Pastoral"" is ambitious but it's also a mess, a colossal one at times." D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com October 20, 2016 +1236 American Pastoral tries to be loyal in its adaptation, but the material is film-resistant and flat as cardboard. 2.5/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer October 20, 2016 +1236 Chalk this one up as a close one, a bold attempt by a McGregor, but a near miss. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 19, 2016 +1236 "American Pastoral"" is a pale imitation of the real thing - pastrami without mustard, briskets without onions, life without guilt. It's so busy trying to provide answers it forgets the questions are the most important thing of all." 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 19, 2016 +1236 A flat and clumsy paper-doll melodrama that even some gorgeous cinematography and a raft of gifted, great-looking actors can't save. C- rotten Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly October 19, 2016 +1236 McGregor stages good and bad scenes, but almost all are mannered, lacking the brawling confidence of Roth's prose. rotten Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice October 19, 2016 +1236 I found myself strangely emotional by the time the credits rolled. 3/5 fresh Allen Salkin 1 New York Daily News October 19, 2016 +1236 A two-dimensional reworking of Philip Roth's novel that reduces a complex story to a Lifetime movie. rotten Simi Horwitz 0 Film Journal International October 18, 2016 +1236 A correctly narrated film that will make you want to read Philip Roth's novel. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Carlos Boyero 0 El Pais (Spain) September 28, 2016 +1236 The film looks great, the performances are fine and it has plenty of moments that sing. fresh Steve Pond 1 TheWrap September 21, 2016 +1236 Nowhere near a perfect movie but it navigates Roth's cloudy waters surprisingly well ... and there are moments that are absolutely heartbreaking. 3.5/5 fresh Edward Douglas 0 Den of Geek September 16, 2016 +1236 Adaptations must be their own thing, but not by losing the core of the work. Which is exactly what happens here. rotten Stephen Mayne 0 PopMatters September 15, 2016 +1236 Ewan McGregor's inert adaption smooths out the Philip Roth novel's eruptions of self-loathing and doubt. 1.5/4 rotten Jake Cole 0 Slant Magazine September 11, 2016 +1236 It's all so manipulative that the stakes play as though a game. You can say his emotions destroyed him, but without onscreen evidence it's a hollow sentiment. C+ rotten Jared Mobarak 0 The Film Stage September 11, 2016 +1236 Ewan McGregor shows no hint of inspiration behind the camera. C- rotten Gregory Ellwood 0 The Playlist September 10, 2016 +1236 The filmmaking is prosaic when it should crackle with tension and disruptive undercurrents ... rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter September 10, 2016 +1236 Ewan McGregor's directorial debut is as flat and strangled as Philip Roth's novel is furious and expansive. rotten Andrew Barker 1 Variety September 10, 2016 +1236 American Pastoral doesn't quite nail its tone, but it's a compelling enough adaptation with a few truly inspired moments. 7/10 fresh Darren Ruecker 0 We Got This Covered September 9, 2016 +1237 "Let's face it; Parker and the rest of the cast could do this with their eyes closed. It's the cinematic equivalent of a ""stop gap"" -- just something to fill in the time until a proper role comes along. " 2/5 rotten Cleaver Patterson 0 CineVue November 26, 2018 +1237 You know, this is not about a woman struggling to have it all. It's about a woman who does have it all and wants more. It's kind of obscene. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 31, 2018 +1237 It's the film equivalent of having a gun put to your head by someone who is intent on getting you to understand that women are incomplete if they're not mothers. 1/5 rotten Yasmin Shehab 0 Cairo360 September 28, 2017 +1237 This very typical romantic comedy flubs details repeatedly in order to reach the moments that it wants to reach. 4/10 rotten Sean Kernan 0 We Got This Covered March 1, 2013 +1237 About as funny as lice. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 8, 2013 +1237 The title could easily apply to star Sarah Jessica Parker, for how such a charmless actor has maintained such career longevity and popularity is a marvel. 1/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com April 6, 2012 +1237 This movie goes nowhere, says nothing and does it all with about as much stylistic flourish as a lazy yawn. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 27, 2012 +1237 Tepid. rotten Richard Knight 0 Knight at the Movies December 30, 2011 +1237 A serviceable comedy about women who want to 'have it all,' 'I Don't Know How She Does It' takes a look at a working mother who faces the challenge of balancing her career and her family. 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) December 22, 2011 +1237 If you enjoyed Sex and the City, you'll like this funny, sassy and fast-paced melting pot of domestic and business chaos, where the key to juggling is throwing, not catching fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile November 6, 2011 +1237 Too real to be escapist and too sitcom-ish to be realistic... not dramatic enough to be a drama, not comedic enough to be comedy.... 2/5 rotten Matt Neal 0 The Standard November 3, 2011 +1237 There's nothing particular strong or telling about its comedy. 2/5 rotten Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) November 3, 2011 +1237 The film uses its breezy comic tone to makes some raw points about the fidelity, motherhood and compromise. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) November 3, 2011 +1237 This sappy, crappy and condescending chick flick has been slapped together for those wishing to bask in the cinematic afterglow of the ever-radiant Sarah Jessica Parker. 1/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) November 3, 2011 +1237 A good helping of amusingly sharp lines cannot save this uncomfortably odd beast. rotten Annette Basile 0 FILMINK (Australia) November 3, 2011 +1237 What saves things from becoming entirely dreary is its cast ... 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 7, 2011 +1237 It ought to be easy to snark at this film, but the truth is it just left me feeling depressed. It's not how they do it that mystifies me, but why. 6 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 1, 2011 +1237 full review at Movies for the Masses 1/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses September 29, 2011 +1237 ". . .the only possible way that it could have possibly had a happy resolution would have been if it had somehow turned into ""Contagion"" in the second half. " rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2011 +1237 I Don't Know How She Does It is a lox -- and that may be an insult to smoked fish everywhere. rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 23, 2011 +1237 She only sort of does it. 2.5/5 rotten Grae Drake 0 Movies.com September 23, 2011 +1237 Sarah Jessica Parker's career no longer seems to involve acting so much as nurturing brand identity. C rotten Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) September 22, 2011 +1237 I don't know how she does it. Wait, yes I do. I just don't care. 2/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review September 20, 2011 +1237 After watching Parker giggle and whine her way through this movie the audience won't care how her character does it. 4/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com September 18, 2011 +1237 The film is embarrassingly unfunny, its social observations coarse and dated... rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) September 18, 2011 +1237 Despite dredging up dramedy from dashing between say, Euro power lunches and racing home to defrost the caviar, the movie does manage to stay afloat, owing to that SJP charm and anti-chick flick admonition: 'Trying to be a man is a waste of a woman.' fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze September 18, 2011 +1237 Ill-conceived and ill-timed, this unfunny yuppies' lament couldn't be more insulting to single parents, women, or anyone struggling to make a living. Excuse me while I cry as success ruins the characters' perfect lives. 1/5 rotten Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com September 17, 2011 +1237 If you are looking for a laugh this weekend, you might want to look elsewhere. 3/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 17, 2011 +1237 This is the cinematic equivalent of comfort food. It goes down easy and may not be the most nutritious meal, but if you're in the mood for it, nothing else will do. 2.5/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly September 17, 2011 +1237 SJP's superficial balancing act predictably collapses. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate September 17, 2011 +1237 Oh, look, it's rich people in beautifully appointed houses and they're worried that the nanny might not arrive on time for them to make important morning meetings at work. Boo-hoo. rotten Leah Rozen 1 TheWrap September 17, 2011 +1237 Sarah Jessica Parker is engaging as always but there is nothing in the way of a story surprise here. rotten Mark Adams 0 Screen International September 17, 2011 +1237 There are plenty of skilled people behind this female-empowerment movie, but the film badly botches its core message. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 17, 2011 +1237 It's not worth the quality time you could be spending with your children or the extra change in your wallet. 1/5 rotten Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum September 16, 2011 +1237 The plot glides effortlessly from conflict to resolution, convincing us you can have your cake and eat it. fresh Catherine Jones 0 Liverpool Echo September 16, 2011 +1237 This film takes the most wrenching and universal dilemma of family life and turns it into a sitcom-y love letter to Sarah Jessica Parker. C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet September 16, 2011 +1237 In the chick-flick world, hell is other women, and here specifically it's the stay-at-home wife and mother. rotten Ella Taylor 1 NPR September 16, 2011 +1237 I not only have nothing nice to say about this movie, but it also is so bad it is a struggle to say anything about it at all. rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald September 16, 2011 +1237 How nice it would have been had McKenna penned a couple of those audience-addressing interludes for Richard or Jack. What would these modern, succesful men tell us of themselves? 2/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post September 16, 2011 +1237 I Don't Know How She Does It purports to be about the difficult choices of modern motherhood, but it's too prim and cautious a movie to dip a pedicured toe into the murky waters of real choice. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate September 16, 2011 +1237 By using cliche characters as gags and not actually developing any of its female leads but one it simply reaffirms all the issues its story is trying to dispell. 4.9/10 rotten Matthew Razak 0 Flixist.com September 16, 2011 +1237 It's not a bad film, per se, but it's more adequate than entertaining, more routine than recommendable. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies September 16, 2011 +1237 The main problem is that this Boston-set flick quite unselfconsciously presents itself as if it were a pop-culture first to express ideas about the working-mom balancing act. 1/4 rotten Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail September 16, 2011 +1237 Frantic working mom tale won't have much teen appeal. 3/5 fresh Sierra Filucci 0 Common Sense Media September 16, 2011 +1237 not the worst example of the genre. Nor is it even the worst of its own particular sub-genre, the Sarah Jessica Parker chick-flick. This should not, however, be misconstrued as an endorsement 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews September 16, 2011 +1237 "Retro disguised as modern, I Don't Know amounts to little more than an entertaining cinematic ""tea party"" for unthinking women. " rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International September 16, 2011 +1237 Strands a good cast and some well-observed moments of social commentary in a movie that ultimately embraces the same fantasy it supposedly set out to critique. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity September 16, 2011 +1237 What should have been a challenging, inspirational, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy about a mother trying to make the best of the see-saw challenge between work and home isn't very good at all. 2/5 rotten Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail September 16, 2011 +1237 It examines modern motherhood in such a superficially generic way that you'd swear the movie thinks no one has ever brought up the subject before. D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 16, 2011 +1237 Parker's anti-Carrie Bradshaw messiness is coupled to a horse-like grin that is both sentimental and overcooked. I don't know how she gets away with it. 2/5 rotten Neil Norman 0 Daily Express (UK) September 16, 2011 +1237 Parker contributes a performance as the flustered but determined Kate Reddy that proves that she can transcend Sex and The City. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard September 16, 2011 +1237 A lot more watchable than its awful trailer indicates. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News September 16, 2011 +1237 The retro cattiness of Parker's mother-in-law and of the mothers at her kid's school feels like it time-traveled from three decades ago. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 16, 2011 +1237 A meager one-joke comedy peopled by stereotypes. 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post September 16, 2011 +1237 The film is so bad it's hard to imagine anything saving it. 0.5/4 rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post September 16, 2011 +1237 "Like its main character, ""I Don't Know How She Does It"" tries to do everything, but it doesn't quite succeed." 2/4 rotten Jody Mitori 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 16, 2011 +1237 Any working mother is bound to see herself in this. Provided she is also a fictional character on a sitcom, that is. D rotten Eric D. Snider 1 Film.com September 16, 2011 +1237 Pleasant but consistently rather bland, a light, low-key Lifetime movie with an A-list star and wide theatrical distribution. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 15, 2011 +1237 [I]t's not a story. It's a quirky Hallmark card... A story needs conflict; even a comedy, which this nominally is, needs drama. And there isn't any here. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 15, 2011 +1237 Though it aims to be a sharply humorous look at the mommy wars, I Don't Know How She Does It has nothing remotely new or comical in its arsenal. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 15, 2011 +1237 Spiffy-looking, well-intentioned but ultimately witless. 2/5 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle September 15, 2011 +1237 Too much time and energy is directed toward that go-nowhere story, wasting the film's best asset, which is the low-key, lived-in rapport between Parker and Kinnear. 2.5/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle September 15, 2011 +1237 A chick flick that feels thirty years behind the times. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 15, 2011 +1237 "I Don't Know How She Does It"" seems stuck in the past." 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times September 15, 2011 +1237 What the hell happened to Sarah Jessica Parker? rotten Mary Elizabeth 1 Salon.com September 15, 2011 +1237 It's not that I Don't Know How She Does It tells actual lies about working motherhood - many of its observations and jokes are on point - it's just that it omits the edge, the desperation of a woman on the verge. rotten Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine September 15, 2011 +1237 Leaves you wondering why nobody involved with this film seems to have ever met an actual working mother. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times September 15, 2011 +1237 "The ""problems"" enumerated in ""Don't Know"" will look like appealing luxuries to many folks." C+ rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 15, 2011 +1237 ...altogether too nice, too neat and tidy, to really sell its message, but Sarah Jessica Parker is delightful here and there are enough relatable moments to give it a pass. C+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 15, 2011 +1237 In describing the conflict of a woman who has it all without enjoying it all, Pearson's book had teeth. McKenna's screenplay has only a smile. But is it ever good to laugh. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 15, 2011 +1237 For a film ostensibly concerned with the mess and tumult of modern life, I Don't Know How She Does It presents some pretty pat solutions. 2/5 rotten Xan Brooks 0 Guardian September 15, 2011 +1237 The film, blah from start to finish, is more likely to sour fond memories than shake off old associations. 1/5 rotten Leo Robson 0 Financial Times September 15, 2011 +1237 The result is like that bake sale pie: All the ingredients are there, but it's really sloppy and not quite fresh. 2.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 15, 2011 +1237 Occasionally veers so far into absurdity that it manages to make its central character - capable, smart, working mom Kate Reddy - look like a nitwit. 1.5/4 rotten Hayley Kaufman 1 Boston Globe September 15, 2011 +1237 not spectacularly unfunny or appallingly made; it's just a rote treatment of a familiar subject 2.5/5 rotten Jesse Hassenger 0 Filmcritic.com September 15, 2011 +1237 The performances are an understated joy, particularly Brosnan, who convinces as the not-quite-romantic interest, and Kinnear, who makes goodness believable. 4/5 fresh Sarah Crompton 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 15, 2011 +1237 It's smart, swanky, and good-looking, but strangely, it's not all that funny. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Reader September 15, 2011 +1237 For a supposedly strong character, Kate infuriatingly allows herself to be victimized by everyone around her, even her kids, who withhold affection when they feel she's gone too often because of work. 4/10 rotten Alison Willmore 0 Movieline September 15, 2011 +1237 I Don't Know does it with charm. 3.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times September 15, 2011 +1237 I don't why they made it. 1.5/4 rotten Neil Rosen 0 NY1-TV September 15, 2011 +1237 Like Parker's character, I Don't Know How She Does It wants to have it all, and has trouble committing to a course of action. C rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club September 15, 2011 +1237 We know how she does it. The better question is: Why should we care? 1/4 rotten Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star September 15, 2011 +1237 "I Don't Know How She Does It"" doesn't know how to do what I think it's trying to do." 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune September 15, 2011 +1237 For a movie, it's pretty good at that balancing act Kate works so hard to achieve. 2.5/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald September 15, 2011 +1237 For what it's worth, Kate is Bradshaw in a blender: She still can't cook, but she's embraced the state of motherhood. 1/4 rotten 0 Slant Magazine September 14, 2011 +1237 I don't know why she does it. D+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 14, 2011 +1237 Subtlety is never this movie's strong point; then again, it's nearly impossible to pinpoint what this movie's strengths are. 1/5 rotten Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic September 14, 2011 +1237 Panders to its audience instead of challenging the sensitive juggling act that working mothers face every day. This picture is not insight, it's a display of insipid wish fulfillment. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com September 14, 2011 +1237 The structure doesn't work and the various directorial flourishes can't disguise the fact that nothing really happens, plot-wise. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon September 14, 2011 +1237 "I Don't Know How She Does It"" suggests what might have happened to Carrie if she had two kids with Mr. Big to worry about, and less time to obsess over her wardrobe." 2/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press September 14, 2011 +1237 An intriguing feminist manifesto suggesting that trying to be more like a man might be a waste of a woman. 3.5/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze September 13, 2011 +1237 What I don't know: why these movies keep getting made. rotten Melissa Anderson 1 Village Voice September 13, 2011 +1237 As retro as a Katherine Heigl chick flick. 2/4 rotten Ann Lewinson 0 Boston Phoenix September 13, 2011 +1237 Empathy rescues it from the brink of disaster porn -- it's so good-hearted and optimistic that stressed-out moms will feel the flick speaks directly to them, which it does. 3/5 fresh Amy Nicholson 1 Boxoffice Magazine September 13, 2011 +1237 Parker reminds you what a dizzy, all-in, high-risk comic actress she can be when she's not too busy showing off the couture. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture September 12, 2011 +1237 Fortunately McGrath ultimately moves beyond the shtick and keeps things moving at an agreeable pace, relying on his talented ensemble to capably close the deal. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter September 11, 2011 +1237 How does she do it? Simple. She doesn't. And neither does this movie. 1.5/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 11, 2011 +1237 1/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1237 2/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com September 23, 2011 +1238 What is comedy coming to? rotten Bruce McCabe 1 Boston Globe April 27, 2018 +1238 Aggressively obnoxious FX comedy with Chase at his absolute hammiest. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 6, 2005 +1238 Exacerbating matters is [Chevy] Chase's performance, which is incredibly obnoxious even by his standards. 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 27, 2005 +1238 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 28, 2005 +1239 There's not a scrap of Milne left, at this point. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 5, 2013 +1239 Gentle story of friendship is fine for wee ones. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 27, 2010 +1239 I had fun, so ease up on the marketing schemes, Disney... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1239 It's lightweight and pleasant entertainment for very small children, short and careful not to wear out its welcome. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1239 For childhood's sake, take your little guys and gals to see this movie -- you won't be disappointed. 2.5/4 fresh Mary Lasse 0 Christianity Today November 2, 2006 +1239 It's a slight affair, but the cute Heffalump and some cartoon slapstick are endearing enough to its target audience. 2/5 rotten Emma Cochrane 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1239 Lessons are duly learnt about fear of the unknown, and it's a sweet enough tale, if lacking in tension. fresh Amy Simmons 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1239 During a time in which wall-to-wall pop culture references have become the standard in animated family fare, it's refreshing to find not a single drop of irony here. 3/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 7, 2006 +1239 One of the most delightful, family-friendly animated films in some time. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 SPLICEDWire January 7, 2006 +1239 As comforting and warm as a tummy-full of oatmeal. fresh Chris Hewitt 1 Houston Chronicle January 7, 2006 +1239 A cute little cartoon that ought to please very young children. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +1239 It's as notable for what it isn't as for what it is, but in a field full of loud, obnoxious fare, its easygoing affability qualifies as a welcome change of pace. fresh Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club September 26, 2005 +1239 The quaint, watercolour cell-animation works nicely, and the characters of Roo and Lumpy the baby heffalump are winning and beautifully voiced. fresh 0 Sydney Morning Herald July 5, 2005 +1239 If I can't say I'm looking forward to the next one, neither can I ignore the medicinal properties of Pooh's latest big-screen outing. 2.5/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central May 17, 2005 +1239 even a toddler found it too uninteresting to stick around 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com May 14, 2005 +1239 Oddly enough, about the first half of Pooh's Heffalump Movie could be thought of as the children's version of The Village. B- fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 April 13, 2005 +1239 This is a wonderful film for the under-five crowd. fresh Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International March 24, 2005 +1239 The film will keep children amused without proving too much of an ordeal for grown-ups. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com March 13, 2005 +1239 Pooh's Heffalump Movie is a simple, innocent winner with amazing vocal talent, entertaining music and an important lesson for kids. 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com March 6, 2005 +1239 "I'd take Carly Simon and Pooh any day over Ice Cube and the Hateful Little Maggots of ""Are We There Yet?" B- fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) March 4, 2005 +1239 The purple, elephant-like creature sports a sweet little British accent and a contagious laugh. He more than justifies his presence. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 3, 2005 +1239 Comfort food for the family: a winning, frequently funny tale of love, camarederie and understanding set in a visual universe as arresting as it is idyllic. 3/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) March 1, 2005 +1239 While there's nothing WRONG with this trifle, I was hoping there'd be a better finale for the company that more than anyone was the face of moving drawings for the world... 3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette February 27, 2005 +1239 As fare for families with young children, this is a completely pleasant and harmless time-pass, but other viewers should simply pass. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 27, 2005 +1239 The positivity in this endeavour is stretched thin of personality, but young kids should be entranced by the familiar characters and good feelings. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) February 21, 2005 +1239 A charming movie for tiny tots, preferably under age six, and passably entertaining for their patient parents. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com February 21, 2005 +1239 A perfectly marvelous matinee option for young children. 3/5 fresh Marrit Ingman 0 Austin Chronicle February 20, 2005 +1239 Neither the life lesson on tolerance nor Carly Simon's treacly songs can weigh down the bouncy fun of this colorful and kid-friendly adventure. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune February 18, 2005 +1239 It's nowhere near classic stuff. However, the pace is breezy, the story is charming and the message is wholesome and easy to swallow. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle February 17, 2005 +1239 There is some wonderful music by Carly Simon and this pleasant outing is perfect for the kiddies. 3/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum February 14, 2005 +1239 "Wonderful things can come in small packages. And ""Pooh's Heffalump Movie"" is one of them." 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) February 14, 2005 +1239 "Lumpy, the ""heffalump,"" is a welcome addtion to the world of Pooh" 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com February 14, 2005 +1239 [It] may entertain easy-to-please younger children while disappointing more knowledgeable kids and parents. 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 13, 2005 +1239 A kind of family fare that is rare on the big screen these days. 2.5/4 fresh Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail February 12, 2005 +1239 ...a quaint and sweet-toothed animated film that sends a constructive message...a zesty fun-filled fantasy punctuated by catchy tunes and contemplative forethought 3/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye February 12, 2005 +1239 a charming lesson on tolerance that should delight children and adults alike B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 11, 2005 +1239 Makes a fine first moviegoing experience for tots. fresh Jen Chaney 1 Washington Post February 11, 2005 +1239 It's not half bad. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post February 11, 2005 +1239 So insubstantial that it practically evaporates on screen, Pooh's Heffalump Movie likely will play best with toddlers and pre-schoolers easily amused by bright colors, merry songs and lovable, huggable toontoon animals. rotten Joe Leydon 1 Variety February 11, 2005 +1239 Pooh's Heffalump Movie is a charmingly sweet experience for very young moviegoers that also may make their parents smile. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today February 11, 2005 +1239 A short, sweet movie perfect for the toddlers and not too torturous for adults. 3/5 fresh Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide February 11, 2005 +1239 Heffalump certainly seemed to satisfy a rapt audience of young children at a Saturday morning screening and who can argue with that? 2.5/4 fresh Susan Walker 1 Toronto Star February 11, 2005 +1239 The perfect way to spend a pleasant hour or so introducing a child to the experience of going out to the movies. 2.5/4 fresh Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times February 11, 2005 +1239 Bring a watch. You'll be checking it often. 2/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com February 11, 2005 +1239 Heffalump may have hummable songs by Carly Simon. But it's about two and a half lumps shy of being any good. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 11, 2005 +1239 Sticking closely to formula, Disney delivers a sweet script and charming storybook backgrounds, with serviceable, if sappy, songs from Carly Simon. 2.5/4 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News February 11, 2005 +1239 The baby Heffalump, Lumpy, is funny and adorable and carries the film. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 11, 2005 +1239 Pooh's Heffalump Movie is just the thing for really little kids and their parents. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies February 11, 2005 +1239 Sure, this should be straight-to-video Disney, but it's still charming, harmless fun. 3/4 fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press February 11, 2005 +1239 Pooh's Heffalump Movie, with its message of tolerance and open-mindedness, is a fine afternoon at the megaplex. And it will make a welcome addition your home library when it's released on video. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe February 11, 2005 +1239 Heads out of the treehouse at an abominable crawl, but once the honey starts to flow, it picks up speed and becomes the sweetest film of the series. B fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston February 11, 2005 +1239 What makes this movie so adorable? It's the voices of Lumpy and Roo. They are full of sweet giggles and playful innocence and Lumpy's British accent is too cute for words. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com February 11, 2005 +1239 Pooh's Heffalump Movie exists to introduce a new character that can be sold as a stuffed animal at Disney Stores. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 11, 2005 +1239 This nifty little addition to the Winnie the Pooh franchise boasts some nice touches. B fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 10, 2005 +1239 An innocuous introduction to diversity for the preschool set, Pooh's Heffalump Movie features some charming songs by Carly Simon and is warmly animated so as to evoke nostalgia in parents. 3/5 fresh Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times February 10, 2005 +1239 For families with small children, this one's honey in the bank. B- fresh 0 E! Online February 10, 2005 +1239 Updating classics to meld with the sensibilities of the current era is only forgivable when the modernization truly honors the source and adds to the enjoyment. Pooh's Heffalump Movie does neither. 1.5/5 rotten Bridget Byrne 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 10, 2005 +1239 Pooh's Heffalump Movie is much like a children's cardboard storybook and is set to the cozy soundtrack of Carly Simon. It's as sweet as hunny and breezy to follow, and before you know it, it's over and everyone is smiling. 3/5 fresh Kathy Cano 1 Arizona Republic February 10, 2005 +1239 They seem to have put some effort into this one, rather than just cranking it out and shoving it into theaters. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 10, 2005 +1239 Amusing, beautifully drawn one-hour film. fresh Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly February 10, 2005 +1239 Newcomer Kyle Stanger, who was just five when the movie was made, gives Lumpy so much personality and charm that every child will want a heffalump playmate of of his own. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 10, 2005 +1239 Nothing more than a less charming rehash of the original Tigger tale. C- rotten Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News February 10, 2005 +1239 Comforting and warm as a tummy-full of oatmeal. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 10, 2005 +1239 Pooh's Heffalump Movie is the cinematic equivalent of being tucked into bed with a fable and a glass of water. 3/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday February 10, 2005 +1239 It's as gooey as a jar of honey, and just as sweet. 3/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 10, 2005 +1239 Perfect for the very youngest viewers. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 10, 2005 +1239 A beautifully animated romp through the world of Pooh as created by A.A. Milne. 3/4 fresh Monica Eng 1 Chicago Tribune February 10, 2005 +1239 Apparently the Disney folks don't even bother with A.A. Milne anymore. They just borrow his characters and do with them what they will -- which mostly means cramming toy stores with plush Poohs, Piglets and Eeyores. C+ rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution February 10, 2005 +1239 ...enfolds young viewers like a favorite blanket. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) February 10, 2005 +1239 Heffalump is a film of small charms, but what delights are there sound out loudly in today's depressing kid film marketplace. A- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com February 9, 2005 +1239 Making this your kids' first Pooh experience would be like weaning them on New Coke. C+ rotten Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly February 9, 2005 +1239 In contrast to Tigger and Piglet, Lumpy offers fewer incentives to take a trip to the theatre to make his acquaintance. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 9, 2005 +1239 A delightful cinematic trifle ... a lushly illustrated and sweetly told tale that is aimed squarely at the ten and under set. 2.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 9, 2005 +1239 All in good fun....In the absence of anything better, it's a fine outing for the young'uns. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 6, 2005 +1239 3.5/4 fresh 0 Hollywood.com March 7, 2005 +1239 3/5 fresh 0 Hartford Courant February 26, 2005 +1239 3/4 fresh Tenley Woodman 0 Boston Herald February 11, 2005 +1239 2/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun February 11, 2005 +1241 I hate to trot out this idea -- it's too close to the moronic 'they don't make 'em like they used to' -- but this is the type of film it would be hard to put together today. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 2, 2015 +1242 It is a bewilderingly skillful picture, and the skill is used no more brilliantly to tell the story than to cover up the story's weaknesses and those of its author, Preston Sturges. fresh James Agee 0 The Nation September 14, 2012 +1242 The deft hand of Preston Sturges molded this film, further proof that he is one of the industry's best writer-directors. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety November 13, 2007 +1242 ...half a Sturges is better than no Sturges at all. 3/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com January 30, 2007 +1242 Sturges turns upside down the conventions of Hollywood's small-town film: His characters' eccentricity is meant to show the more multifarious and resourceful nature of folks who appear to be bland and ordinary. A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 10, 2006 +1242 moves beyond slapstick as it's skillfully and energetically put together to tell much about Americana. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 2, 2006 +1242 Wonderful satire on small-town jingoism, all the more remarkable in that it was made during World War II. fresh Tom Milne 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1242 Still hilarious Sturges after all these years. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 15, 2004 +1242 The dialogue of Preston Sturges shoots and shoots, never seems to miss, and convinces you of its genius in around about a minute. 4/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic October 22, 2003 +1242 Not one of Sturges' best, but good enough. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 15, 2003 +1242 Sturges takes a savage swipe at some of America's most sacred cows in a classic comedy containing some of his most sustained satire. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1242 This riotously funny motion picture, this superlative small-town comedy, is also one of the wisest ever to burst from a big-time studio. 5/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1242 Sturges veteran Demarest is at his peak here, as is Bracken, whose desperation is hysterical. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1242 Still worth seeing, as always, because of that amazing Sturges dialogue. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +1242 A scathing delight. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1242 5/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat August 26, 2004 +1242 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal April 16, 2004 +1242 5/5 fresh Joshua Tanzer 0 Offoffoff March 28, 2003 +1243 A quality sports drama. 3/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) September 27, 2018 +1243 With subplots about pregnant girlfriends, drug-dealing cousins, and other sob stories that are mentioned but not developed, Coach Carter's exceptional message is delivered with little imagination. C rotten Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current January 29, 2018 +1243 No one should have to sit in a movie theater desperately waiting for the half-time buzzer. 2.5/4 rotten Barbara Sullivan 0 Buffalo News December 12, 2016 +1243 With another in a long line of strong performances by Jackson, and some excellent basketball choreography, Coach Carter is fun, hopeful, occasionally silly and, what can I say, inspiring. 6/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 18, 2011 +1243 Engaging film with a terrific message. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +1243 Samuel Jackson returns to form behind a long string of disappointing performances as an ethically minded basketball coach at a tough inner city high school in Richmond, California. B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 16, 2009 +1243 While the film is over the top at times, Coach Carter has a big heart that doesn't shy away from challenging the American education system. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views December 30, 2008 +1243 How terribly ironic that the story of an educator who dared to challenge the mental capacity of his students can produce a film that so shamelessly spoon-feeds its audience. rotten Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review December 22, 2008 +1243 By making the choices the filmmakers did here, we get a movie that may not be profound, but it's both highly entertaining for its sports and fascinating for its social issues. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide December 11, 2008 +1243 ...the movie is more concerned with the characters than with the sport. So it's a movie for anyone to enjoy. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis December 11, 2008 +1243 A worthy addition to familiar triumph-of-the-underdog stories. rotten Leigh Singer 0 Film4 March 25, 2008 +1243 This is supposed to be about setting high standards, yet it's full of fudged ultimatums; in the end I couldn't be sure whether its morality was complex or just confused. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader March 25, 2008 +1243 There's a kick butt performance from Samuel Jackson, the master of the take-no-prisoners motormouth school of acting, even if it is only a high school gym. fresh Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press March 24, 2007 +1243 Far from groundbreaking--in fact, it doesn't have an original bone in its body--but as inspirational sports movies go, it's not half-bad. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +1243 Samuel L. Jackson shouts, yells, bellows, and screams his way through the fact-inspired film rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club October 6, 2006 +1243 On paper a routine sports yarn. On screen, thanks to Jackson refusing to phone it in, far more satisfying than you might expect. 3/5 fresh Simon Braund 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1243 Cinematographer Sharon Meir and film editor Peter Berger brilliantly capture the magic, thrills and extraordinary talent of the fear-inspired players, putting their hearts and souls into the game. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1243 Saved by bursts of energy and inventiveness. fresh Ken Tucker 1 New York Magazine/Vulture July 5, 2005 +1243 Without Sam L. Jackson on hand, I suspect Coach Carter would be almost too generic to even deal with. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com June 12, 2005 +1243 Thumbing its way through that well-worn inspirational-educator playbook at a leisurely pace, the picture is studiously unspectacular. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly March 5, 2005 +1243 [Jackson] is, of course, born to shout things at teenagers on basketball courts and he delivers all the time-honoured usual speeches with his customary brilliance 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 26, 2005 +1243 Carter's story is inspirational...but Coach Carter gives only the earnest Hollywood version, when a bit more restraint and less embellishment would have worked just fine. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle February 17, 2005 +1243 Over long and deeply manipulative, Coach Carter should nonetheless be praised for its far-from-fashionable celebration of personal advancement through academic achievement. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com February 8, 2005 +1243 Put this movie on your must see list and enjoy a truly uplifting sports story. 3/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum February 7, 2005 +1243 The cast does its job, but the overly familiar screenplay is a problem. 3/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal February 7, 2005 +1243 Portrays high school basketball as a means to an end, not an end in itself. B+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 30, 2005 +1243 There's no small pleasure in seeing a well-worn tale told with class and style. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 29, 2005 +1243 Carter gives every sports-drama cliche a chance to play. No bad idea is benched. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 27, 2005 +1243 Inspirational, laden with tough love, and on occasion a tad hokey. Stand and Deliver on the basketball court. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 26, 2005 +1243 ...manages the difficult task of balancing an intriguing story without being too sappy or preachy. B- fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) January 26, 2005 +1243 Too vicious to speak to bleeding-heart liberals, too pro-academia to speak to No Child Left Behind advocates, and too preachy to speak to youths. rotten David Blaylock 1 Village Voice January 25, 2005 +1243 Whenever the film leaves the court, it stumbles 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 24, 2005 +1243 Either real life is becoming more like a movie, or sports movies inspired by a true story exist in their own form of reality. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies January 24, 2005 +1243 [Carter's] selfless actions against a failed education system register even when the movie surrounding him turns on itself. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 21, 2005 +1243 For those in need of an uplifting story in our dumbed-down times, Coach Carter is a slam dunk. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly January 21, 2005 +1243 As he's seen as the voice of righteousness, the film doesn't permit Carter a personal storyline, much less growth. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 20, 2005 +1243 The fake Disney-like sentimentality melts away into a movie of refreshing idealism, and occasional doses of sobering honesty. 3/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies January 19, 2005 +1243 ...familiar in its feel-good delivery...a solid student-athlete melodrama that creeps up on you more convincingly than a three-point shot at the buzzer 2.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 TheWorldJournal.com January 19, 2005 +1243 A sports flick that's a worthy addition to the genre. 3/4 fresh Sara Brady 0 Premiere Magazine January 18, 2005 +1243 Like every other inspiring teacher/coach movie, only less so. 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com January 17, 2005 +1243 Its 'Hoosiers' in the hood 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com January 17, 2005 +1243 He's the Good Coach; he knows these young men will lead good lives as long as he doesn't relent. Odd then, that the end doesn't seem like the result of a lot of hard work. 2/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) January 17, 2005 +1243 It's message might be delivered in the form of a sermon, but the message is such a good one, that errors can be forgiven. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs January 17, 2005 +1243 Samuel L. Jackson's intense, dynamic presence lifts this film above the usual sports movie and makes it one to remember. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 17, 2005 +1243 Entertaining ... but you do wish they'd tell the tale without funnelling it through Hollywood's inspirational movie assembly line. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 16, 2005 +1243 Writers Mark Schwahn and John Gatins have a teen-movie pedigree, and they've kludged the film's true-life material into a conventional three-act shape instead of reimagining it as cinematic. 2/5 rotten Marrit Ingman 0 Austin Chronicle January 16, 2005 +1243 The only unpredictable thing, really, about Coach Carter is how engaging it turns out to be. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 16, 2005 +1243 a solid genre story, and Jackson makes all that much better by his mere presence. 3/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy January 16, 2005 +1243 Much of it is far too shallow, of course, and Carter films it like a music video unfortunately diluting some of the power inherent in both the performances and the message. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 15, 2005 +1243 "Before you can say, ""Gangsta's Paradise,"" Coach has motivated his team to focus on what's important -- winning." fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters January 15, 2005 +1243 Inspirational, entertaining and gripping. 4/5 fresh Larry Carroll 0 IGN Movies January 15, 2005 +1243 ...while Jackson has his moments on the hardwood pulpit, his even-tempered approach makes these couple of fiery moments that much more effective. fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch January 15, 2005 +1243 Not even Jackson's thundering dynamism lifts the drama from mediocrity. rotten Bill Gallo 0 Dallas Observer January 14, 2005 +1243 An inspirational story that is radically diminished by the calm acceptance of out of wedlock pregnancy of black high school students and the shameless promotion of abortion. 6/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com January 14, 2005 +1243 Jackson's presence alone raises Coach Carter above the formula it clings to. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) January 14, 2005 +1243 Inimitable, irrepressible and possibly the coolest man alive, Jackson ranks as the best reason to catch this Hoosiers in the 'hood. Happily, he's not the only one. B- fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 14, 2005 +1243 One of those highly effective conventional pictures that remind us that conventionality isn't always a bad thing. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 14, 2005 +1243 The appeal lies in the genre's mixed marriage of liberal sensibilities to conservative values, a happy American union that simultaneously acknowledges the fact of social injustice while insisting on the need for individual responsibility. 2.5/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail January 14, 2005 +1243 The basketball footage is often thrilling, the camera whooshing through the action like a darting point guard. fresh Sean Daly 1 Washington Post January 14, 2005 +1243 Utterly intolerable with its indulgence in inner-city stereotypes, overt preaching and simple antidotes. 1.5/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 14, 2005 +1243 Delivers its commendable message with affecting eloquence. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 14, 2005 +1243 No one will be surprised to learn that Jackson's Coach Carter is a shining slab of steel-rod charisma. 1.5/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star January 14, 2005 +1243 Must decency be dull? 2/4 rotten Erik Lundegaard 1 Seattle Times January 14, 2005 +1243 Features bursts of humor and electrifying energy offset by speechifying and a dud of a subplot. 2.5/4 rotten Carla Meyer 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 14, 2005 +1243 Nobody gives a more powerful locker room speech than Samuel L. Jackson, while decked out in spiffy suits and flashy neckties. 3/4 fresh Dixie Reid 0 Sacramento Bee January 14, 2005 +1243 Like an Afterschool Special on steroids. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune January 14, 2005 +1243 An earnest inspirational drama that mostly transcends its formulaic trappings. 3/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com January 14, 2005 +1243 Capable new performers surround Jackson, including young men who play a believable brand of high-flying basketball. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 14, 2005 +1243 The movie relies on formula, but it's durable formula. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 14, 2005 +1243 Jackson plays the coach with wit and authority. His imposing presence ensures that he won't have to take much guff, even from the toughest punk on the team. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 14, 2005 +1243 The movie may consist of formulaic elements, but it excels on the strength of its cast and the sincerity of its message. 3/4 fresh Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger January 14, 2005 +1243 By the time you leave, Jackson will have you believing that his Coach Carter is a true original. 3/4 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News January 14, 2005 +1243 It's not only a sports movie with the usual big games and important shots, but also a coach movie, with inspiring locker room speeches and difficult moral decisions. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 14, 2005 +1243 God love Coach Carter and what he's done to improve real kids' educations. But movies shouldn't feel like school, even when their subject is learning. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 14, 2005 +1243 If not for the commanding presence of Samuel L. Jackson in the title role, this paint-by-numbers sports movie wouldn't have anything going for it. 2/4 rotten Eric Melin 0 Kansas City Star January 14, 2005 +1243 It's an old story, but Coach Carter makes it urgent, insightful and inspirational. 3.5/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 14, 2005 +1243 The kind of boot-strap-pulling, tear-duct-tickling, I-am-Spartacus-crowing movie-on-a-mission that might rankle more cynical movie goers but sets hearts aflutter for most everyone else. 3/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle January 14, 2005 +1243 In this film, basketball is not a metaphor; it's a hard-played game that requires skill, conditioning, intelligence and effective teamwork. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 14, 2005 +1243 While there's no denying its positive message, there's also no denying that it offers absolutely nothing fresh or innovative. D+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 14, 2005 +1243 Great performance by Samuel Jackson but predictable as a slam dunk. B- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 14, 2005 +1243 Clearly there was a publicity hound somewhere inside the coach when he made his lockout a TV spectacle, but the movie avoids any such interesting shadows. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Booth 1 Denver Post January 14, 2005 +1243 Fairly standard sports-movie fare but well-acted, suitably gritty, lightly comic in the right places and sweet without being saccharine. 3/4 fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times January 14, 2005 +1243 High school basketball is more than a game in this satisfying flick topped by Samuel L. Jackson's easy-to-watch lead performance. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix January 14, 2005 +1243 A cinematic slam-dunk. 3/4 fresh Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly January 14, 2005 +1243 The movie would have been even stronger if it had thrown out some of its extraneous characters and complications ... and narrowed its focus. Still, its message comes through. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 14, 2005 +1243 Thomas Carter ... produces a film that sizzles on the court, but loses heat in the sub-plots and backstory. 3.5/5 fresh 0 JWR January 14, 2005 +1243 If you can claw your way through some ugly material and shoddy direction, there are some good messages here that can be warmly received. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com January 14, 2005 +1243 With the possible exception of Tommy Lee Jones, no one is better suited to dish out stone-faced, my-way-or-the-highway discipline than Jackson. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News January 14, 2005 +1243 Filled with cliches, a run-of-the-mill screenplay and the groan-inducing MTV Films formula. 3/5 rotten Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register January 14, 2005 +1243 There is a lot of excitement and tension as the team progresses in the season. The only problem is the need to show every game - it suffers from overkill. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com January 14, 2005 +1243 The combination of believable ball play, solid performances and hard-nosed inspiration make for worthwhile entertainment during this post-holiday season. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 14, 2005 +1243 Predictable, schmaltzy, and old as the hills, but so well-made that it is a sort of triumph. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 14, 2005 +1243 The young cast is more sure of themselves shooting hoops than showing emotion, but Jackson holds the screen so well that he gives them extra focus and presence. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 14, 2005 +1243 The clear irony of this genre is that it seeks to tell the story of a rebel in as conventional a way as possible. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central January 13, 2005 +1243 Coach Carter is like the coach's players themselves: there's more to the film than first meets the eye... B fresh Scott Collura 0 Now Playing Magazine January 13, 2005 +1243 A mealy conglomeration of high-school-sports movies, teacher-who-motivates-students movies, and inner-city-kids-have-a-tough-life movies. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 13, 2005 +1243 In the title role, Jackson holds himself like an exclamation point. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 13, 2005 +1243 Nothing but the coach's gutsy move and the fact that it really happened distinguishes this movie from a litany of past basketball dramas. 2/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 13, 2005 +1243 It qualifies its thrill of victory with a very sober message: few high school athletes become NBA millionaires, many are cheated out of an education. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 13, 2005 +1243 The movie's not all didactic. It's also fun, thanks to exuberant actors Antwon Tanner, Channing Tatum, Rob Brown, Rick Gonzalez, Robert Ri'chard and other Richmond Oilers. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 13, 2005 +1243 The man himself and what he accomplishes take a back seat to unnecessary subplots that drag down the movie. 2/4 rotten Paul Doro 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 13, 2005 +1243 The main problem with Coach Carter can be summed up simply: too much sermonizing. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 13, 2005 +1243 If you've spent a week with CBS' prime-time lineup, you've heard this tune a million times. 2/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times January 13, 2005 +1243 The movie's 'message' -- life is more than just sports -- is delivered with the delicacy of a piano dropped from a fifth-story window. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic January 13, 2005 +1243 Coach Carter will be greeted with reviews that overflow with sports metaphors. Let's just say that the movie scores solidly. B- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 13, 2005 +1243 Samuel L. Jackson plays the real-life coach of a high school basketball team in this solid, unsurprising sports drama. 3/5 fresh Samuel L. Jackson 1 New York Times January 13, 2005 +1243 The movie's moral messages are all on target. Too bad the movie is much, much too long and Jackson gives one of his dullest performances ever. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor January 13, 2005 +1243 With his steely, don't-mess-with-me aura, Jackson is ideally cast as Carter. When he blows his whistle and demands that everyone do wind sprints, you might think he means you, too. 3/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 13, 2005 +1243 For all Coach Carter's moralizing, it is an eminently palatable drama, and Samuel L. Jackson -- who has certainly been known to take nobility to the nth degree -- is first-rate as Carter. 3/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday January 13, 2005 +1243 An inspirational film about a high school coach who has the gall to suggest that athletes must make their mark in the classroom as well as on the basketball court. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 13, 2005 +1243 Samuel L. Jackson, who has pretty much been swaggering through recent roles, straightens up and brings a steely, dignified strength to the title role. 3/4 fresh Tracy Allerton 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 13, 2005 +1243 The film nicely balances the stories, allowing some of the teammates to emerge as believably streetwise characters. 3/4 fresh Sid Smith 1 Chicago Tribune January 13, 2005 +1243 Thank goodness then for go-to guy Jackson. He takes what could have been a cardboard cliche role and puts flesh on it with his flamboyant intelligence. B- fresh Bob Townsend 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 13, 2005 +1243 Treats its subject in such a neutered, worshipful fashion that it ultimately does the actual accomplishment a disservice. rotten Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) January 13, 2005 +1243 "Aside from maybe ""Friday Night Lights,"" I can't think of another recent sports movie that dared to suggest athletic achievement isn't a worthy goal in and of itself. " 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) January 13, 2005 +1243 "A rather exceptionally counter-cultural ""teen movie""...raises authentic youth concerns and answers them with convincing integrity." 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews January 13, 2005 +1243 "Even Samuel L. Jackson's performance can't save this glorified press release from its ""been there, done that"" fate." D+ rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston January 13, 2005 +1243 Each of the side stories is played out in excruciating detail and seems to exist in entirely different movies, all of which will be tied up into bows by the end. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star January 13, 2005 +1243 Jackson's ... fire-and-brimstone delivery adds a much-needed edge to the inspirational cliches. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) January 13, 2005 +1243 When critics join in accepting this junk, is it any wonder few directors bother with fresh visions? 1/5 rotten Anthony Del 0 Las Vegas Mercury January 13, 2005 +1243 Utilizes an alternating formula of motivational speeches and current hip-hop tracks meant to sell Coach Carter soundtracks. 3/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com January 12, 2005 +1243 Is there anything in movies less convincing than a high-school ne'er-do-wells get-down-and-study montage? C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly January 12, 2005 +1243 As the film grinds on, without any actual actors to work against, Jackson starts to look marooned and eventually seems to give up trying. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Slant Magazine January 12, 2005 +1243 An entertaining mix of Stand and Deliver and Remember the Titans with a charismatic performance by Samuel L. Jackson. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 11, 2005 +1243 Both an inspirational sports movie and an unexpected multi-level urban drama that plays by its own clock. fresh Robert Koehler 1 Variety January 10, 2005 +1243 It's ultimately Jackson, with a winning combination of no-nonsense authority and quirky charisma, not to mention a love of flashy neckties, who breathes life into the film bearing his character's real name. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter January 10, 2005 +1243 A cross between Stand And Deliver and Hoosiers,...it's no all-star, but not a bench-warmer either. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 10, 2005 +1243 ...one of the best films of its genre. 6.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Gazette (MD) January 10, 2005 +1243 A new millennium hybrid of Dangerous Minds and Hoosiers. 3/5 rotten Bill Beyrer 0 CinemaBlend December 14, 2004 +1243 Takes the 'everything-but-the-kitchen-sink' approach. Leaves no sports cliche unturned and no chance for inspirational feel-good moments unvisited. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 8, 2004 +1243 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1243 3.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1243 2/4 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 5, 2005 +1243 3/4 fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald January 14, 2005 +1243 3/4 fresh 0 Baltimore Sun January 14, 2005 +1244 Beart will take your breath away each time she's on screen. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 18, 2008 +1244 Cute, charming, spirited stuff 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole May 12, 2005 +1244 A stinker, but almost worth seeing for the lovely Emmanuelle Beart. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner February 27, 2003 +1244 "Is there something lighter than ""featherweight""?" 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1244 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 21, 2005 +1244 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1244 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1252 It's a clever variation on the buddy cop picture, with Jackie Chan showing both his comic chops and his martial arts skills, and Owen Wilson doing what he does best-playing a laid-back, chick-magnet California surfer dude. B+ fresh James Plath 0 Family Home Theater March 30, 2016 +1252 You can't get a whole lot less substantial than this, but well-played, friendly banter is tough to do, and the film hits its mark perfectly on that front. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy May 19, 2013 +1252 Engaging Jackie Chan movie for older teens and up. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +1252 As far as light, brainless summer entertainment goes, it makes the grade. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 6, 2010 +1252 The first half of this film is great entertainment, and then it starts to unravel, but not before Chan establishes himself as a dynamic comedian. 3/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1252 The movie walks the line between good stupid humor and embarrassing stupid humor, and usually manages to stay on the good side. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 23, 2007 +1252 Much of its strength comes from the central clash between Jackie's indomitable energy and Wilson's knowingly anachronistic cool, while lots of visual and verbal gags keep things whistling. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1252 I'm pleased to report that Shanghai Noon is the best Jackie Chan movie in many moons. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1252 Dey ultimately lets Chan down. If the legendary actor could have brought in old school chum Sammo Hung, he could have made this a great picture. 3.5/5 fresh Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1252 Having Jackie Chan's capable martial arts talents involved in this mix helps to keep the humor level high and the fight scenes exciting. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1252 While the western boastfulness may get on your nerves, Owen Wilson and Jackie Chan make the adventure a barrel of fun. B+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +1252 Director Tom Dey does an admirable job of capturing all the tremendous agility of Chan. It almost seems like Sammo Hung, one of Chan's best Asian directors, was working in tandem with Dey. 4/5 fresh Max Messier 0 Filmcritic.com October 31, 2004 +1252 The movie Wild Wild West should have been. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 15, 2003 +1252 Wilson is the glue that holds the story together, and propels Shanghai Noon to the same stature held by Rush Hour. 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1252 Shanghai Noon is an accomplished follow-up to Jackie Chan's first big-budget US film Rush Hour. fresh Andy Richards 0 Sight and Sound December 2, 2002 +1252 Jackie Chan's East-meets-Western action comedy is surprising fun. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1252 Jackie Chan and a cowboy film all in one - as inspired as Wispa's decision to add biscuit bits. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1252 If only a little of the resources had been spent on a good script, Shanghai Noon might have been the great Jackie Chan movie his fans have been waiting for. 2.5/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1252 Not since Mel Brooks' hilarious Blazing Saddles has there been such an outrageous Western as Shanghai Noon. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1252 This is almost Mel Brooks territory: The frontiersmen think the Chinese are Jews, while the white settlers think it's the Sioux who are. This is equal-opportunity nuttiness, and there's a method to it. 3/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1252 This is not the laugh riot that you might expect. Same goes for the fighting. There's certainly a lot less here than in the average Jackie Chan movie. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide June 18, 2002 +1252 It is precisely the movie for which Jackie Chan fans have always dreamed--a true Jackie Chan film, financed with Hollywood money. fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1252 Chan is saddled with the languorous, droll wit of Owen Wilson and the result is tedious. rotten Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1252 I watched, fascinated, as one of the most gifted athletes I have ever had the privilege to watch worked his magic. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1252 It's funnier and more polished than it deserves to be. There's absolutely nothing you can take seriously, which is a good thing since none of the cast seem to be taking it seriously themselves. So just sit back and, like them, enjoy the ride. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +1252 It makes the most of Chan's talents, a martial artist who infuses all of his films with charm and good humor. fresh 0 PopMatters October 29, 2001 +1252 Not only does it resurrect a nearly defunct sub-genre, but it succeeds far more than it has any right to. B+ fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 24, 2001 +1252 Don't let my regret at the repression of Jackie's glorious insanity stop you from seeing Shanghai Noon - go and enjoy it. 4.5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 14, 2001 +1252 This plot has made the rounds in umpteen action flicks, but director Tom Dey seems to have more on his mind as he gleefully sends up the Hollywood western. fresh Chris Phillips 0 Movieline April 17, 2001 +1252 Even at under two hours, Shanghai Noon feels lengthier than a double bill of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West. C- rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine March 19, 2001 +1252 An entertaining comedy that far surpasses his previous American films. 8/10 fresh Gary Mairs 0 culturevulture.net March 18, 2001 +1252 Chan and Wilson make a great comic team. 8/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1252 For Chan, it's a step in the right direction, although he has yet to be given the opportunity to bring the full force of his charisma to bear on an English speaking audience. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1252 A mis-matched buddy movie that really works. 4/5 fresh Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1252 For Jackie Chan to succeed in Hollywood, Hollywood must let Jackie be Jackie -- something the jokey Western Shanghai Noon does only sporadically. rotten Sean P. Means 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1252 Wonderfully, smartly funny, an entertaining treat to watch. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1252 This one is for the boys -- it's about ridin', kickin' and spittin'. And it's high time you got out to see it. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1252 Shanghai Noon, which lacks Rush Hour's manic energy, also lacks confidence in its own much bigger, potentially fascinating story. C rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1252 Jackie Chan has his best American movie role so far as Chon Wang. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +1252 A winning madcap comedy... B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1252 It has great dialogue and superb stunts and fight sequences. 3.5/4 fresh 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +1252 Wilson is so perfect that he steals the picture right out from under Chan. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +1252 Jackie Chan's western action-comedy should offer you a fairly good time. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +1252 In fact, Chan virgins might consider taking this opportunity to lose it with Shanghai Noon. fresh Bob Thompson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1252 My jaw ached by the end of the film, because I had been grinning nonstop for two hours. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1252 It's nothing short of a comedic blast to watch. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1252 Unstintingly funny. fresh Jessica Winter 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1252 Jackie Chan's latest comedy-adventure is an amusing genre-blender, mixing Chan's Hong Kong action with Hollywood's cowboy tradition. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1252 A satisfying and often exciting film. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1252 Shanghai Noon will change the way you feel about the recently maligned genre. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1252 The movie isn't completely unlikeable, but it's not for Chan connoisseurs. 2.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1252 Jackie Chan continues his late-blooming cinematic conquest of Hollywood with this oafish Wild West comedy, an often funny, formulaic, and sometimes bumbling, buddy movie. 3/4 fresh Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1252 The jokes are obvious and rarely funny. rotten 0 Phantom Tollbooth January 1, 2000 +1252 As western spoofs go, though, Shanghai Noon is whooping good fun. fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +1252 It's hard to imagine why anyone of any age would find other elements of this movie's attempt at a comic text even mildly amusing. 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1252 It's one of those rare comedies that makes you gasp with laughter until your eyes are watering and you start choking Diet Coke up through your nose. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1252 So awful I ate like a human Iguanadon just to keep from yelling profanities at the screen. rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review January 1, 2000 +1252 Expertly mixes thrills and laughter. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1252 Shanghai Noon will be Wilson's breakthrough role. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1252 If summer movie season is the postmodern equivalent of the traveling circus, then Jackie Chan is a one-man big top, his own ringmaster, acrobat troupe and clown act. fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +1252 Chan looks as if he's having fun and it rubs off. 3/5 fresh 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +1252 Soon degenerates into a formula, dum-dum buddy picture that strains the talents of its ingratiating cast, as well as the audience's patience. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1252 A tasty matinee snack. 7/10 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2000 +1252 In addition to his incredible martial arts skills, Chan also proves to be a master at comedic timing. His innocent sensibility is a nice match to his physical talent, keeping him as vulnerable as he is powerful. 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1252 The odd-couple pairing clicks, and Shanghai Noon is funny enough that it could make buddy pictures respectable again. fresh Walter V. Addiego 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1252 Shanghai Noon is a Jackie Chan flick set in the Old West. If that inventive screwball setup isn't enough by itself to get you itching to see the movie, please feel free to read on. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1252 Whatever your favorite moment, it'd be hard to deny that Shanghai Noon is anything less than a rootin'-tootin', chop-sockin' hoot. 3.5/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1252 Ultimately dragged on for too long. 6/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1252 Starts slowly, spending too long on the set-up, but once it kicks into gear, the film is a frothy treat. 8/10 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +1252 Dey's pedestrian direction threatens to drain the fun from even the good stuff, by finding the least interesting way to shoot nearly every scene. rotten David Forsmark 0 Flint Journal January 1, 2000 +1252 The film is a little long for a Western action-comedy but keeps the high kicks, amazing stunts, and villains coming. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com January 1, 2000 +1252 Shanghai Noon lassos up all the revisionist laughs and action scenes that last summer's Wild Wild West botched. fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1252 Though certainly not serious -- even downright stupid at times -- Chan's newest film, Shanghai Noon is, like all of his films, an immensely entertaining and irreverent experience. fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +1252 Far too much time passes between good punches and punch lines. rotten Curtis Morgan 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +1252 Doesn't have the zing of Chan's Hong Kong-shot efforts. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +1252 Funny, cinematically attractive and endearing. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +1252 Shanghai Noon is hardly as enervating as its trailer would lead you to believe -- but not by much. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +1252 The film is fine summer entertainment for people who don't take their movies or themselves too seriously. fresh Peter Hum 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +1252 [Chan]'s not only a great martial artist but he's a hell of an actor too. 7/10 fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +1252 A fun little flick that Chan or western buffs should go check out at a matinee. 3/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1252 Sit back and enjoy the laughs, the violence, and the urine jokes. fresh Susannah Breslin 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1252 [Wilson's] quiet self-satire plays like a persistent gnat reminding you that you'd rather be waching another movie. rotten Arne Johnson 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1252 Shanghai Noon is all the lighthearted fun last summer's heavy-metal Wild Wild West wasn't. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +1252 The typical machinations of an event movie dictate multiple overblown climaxes that leave one less than bowled over. rotten David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter January 1, 2000 +1252 Strikes a good balance between humor and action. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +1252 Light but satisfying. fresh Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1252 An uneasy mix of post-modern, self-referential archness and spaghetti Western bravado that's not likely to please anybody. 2/5 rotten Steve Simels 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1252 Nutritional value may be nil, but its have-fun-by- poking-fun philosophy is a treat and can only improve your mental health. fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1252 It is impossible to believe that Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson won't soon be back in a sequel. fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1252 Looked as thought it might be another chop-suey salad toss ... yet Shanghai Noon manages to stir this into a repast audiences won't be able to keep themselves from eating up. fresh Vera H-C 0 Contra Costa Times January 1, 2000 +1252 It's not especially good, but not bad, either. rotten Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1252 [Chan] still can turn a silly little action comedy like this into a high-spirited, butt-kicking good time. 8/10 fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1252 Shanghai Noon makes for a nice guilty pleasure outing. fresh Mark Rahner 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1252 Has charmingly effervescent, sometimes-hilarious chemistry between Chan and Wilson. fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 1, 2000 +1252 Shanghai Noon isn't the worst film of the year. But, for me, it may be the most disappointing. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1252 A middling Old West oater that falls flat at least as often as it finds the funny bone. rotten Cody Clark 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1252 Gough and Millar pepper the story with enough silly gags and droll one-liners that it's easy enough to stay alert between Chan's chest kicks and balletic twirls. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1252 Shanghai Noon is the movie Wild Wild West tried to be last summer. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1252 A sure-fire summer crowd-pleaser, and the most enjoyable western comedy since Blazing Saddles, Shanghai Noon is a cheerful, good-hearted delight. fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1252 The plots for most Chan movies are glorified coat hangers on which to drape elaborate fights and sight gags. Shanghai Noon is slightly more sophisticated, but it still treats plot twists and peripheral characters as impositions. rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +1252 One dazzling feat of derring-do follows another, defying descriptions in the speed and bravura of Chan's martial artistry. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1252 Fast, furious and, quite often, very, very funny. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1252 The chemistry between Wilson, who plays a sort of poor man's Sundance Kid, and Chan is infectious, feels genuine and consistently pays big comic dividends. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1252 Five times better than it should have been. 7/10 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1252 The barroom brawls and open-air confrontations look uncommonly authentic, and yet, given the solid chemistry between Chan and Wilson, the audience can look forward to amusing exchanges during the relatively quiet intervals. 7/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1252 ...not so much a laugh riot as it is an affable romp. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1252 somehow manages to stay reasonably sunny and lighthearted without resorting to the condescending who-cares-it's-just-a-movie attitude that sunk Mel Gibson's 'Maverick' a few years back. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 1, 2000 +1252 In spite of the rather unimaginative plotting and scripting Owen Wilson and Jackie Chan each turn in engaging performances. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1252 Shanghai Noon is a fun outing, filled with stunts and gags that will please Chan fans. It's not art, but it is entertainment. 2.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1252 The next time an international action star comes calling on Hollywood, and needs a buddy action-comedy partner, I hope they pick Owen Wilson again. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1252 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1252 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1252 2/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 29, 2003 +1252 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1252 7/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +1252 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 26, 2000 +1252 2/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight May 26, 2000 +1252 7/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1252 3/4 fresh Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald January 1, 2000 +1252 B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 1, 2000 +1253 A powerful film with simple, heartfelt performances by all. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1253 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 10, 2005 +1253 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +1256 It is both straightforward and abstract, using cinematic tricks to put the audience in Sam/Henry's headspace. The result is a bit a sense of intentional vertigo that may cloud the films ultimately humanist point. 9/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 30, 2011 +1256 A sappy melodrama touted in a supernatural angle... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1256 The effect is something indescribably cinematic, as the inner mechanics of the mind's eye are vividly translated onto the big screen. Beautiful, haunting and ultimately transcendent... fresh Anton Bitel 0 Eye for Film August 6, 2007 +1256 Stay wants to be good, creepy fun, but by the middle of the film, I was so uninterested in the plot I became obsessed with McGregor's pants rotten Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +1256 Ultimately the film delivers such a weak payoff that it makes nearly everything that came before it seem rather pointless. 1.5/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today October 11, 2006 +1256 A head-scratching thriller... 2/5 rotten Matthew Leyland 0 BBC.com September 6, 2006 +1256 So often, I have seen films like this that try to walk the fine line between creativity and confusion. Director Marc Forster manages to walk that line with precision. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures April 5, 2006 +1256 The technical virtues of the film may outstrip the content, but it's an entertaining film, nonetheless. You might want to stay around for this one. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 25, 2006 +1256 Pretty to look at, tough to follow, and, ultimately, difficult to swallow, Stay certainly isn't a bad film ... but it sure as heck isn't one you'll be raving about anytime soon. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com March 21, 2006 +1256 A disaster from beginning to end. If you're going to Stay anywhere, Stay at home. 1/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 2, 2006 +1256 ...there is nothing interesting about the payoff; it seems like little more than a convenient excuse for a director to have fun, throwing a bunch of wild stuff up on the screen. rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat November 23, 2005 +1256 A psychological thriller in a category by itself. 3/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies November 10, 2005 +1256 Foster's payoff is so chintzy it would make even Freud run away. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly November 4, 2005 +1256 "OK, all you folks who loved the bizarre ""Mulholland Drive"" as much as I did. You're in for another mind-boggling, brain-teasing treat. " 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) November 2, 2005 +1256 Whether the lack of story clarity is a weakness or a virtue is an individual response, but the filmmakers do not hesitate in playing up the cinematic flourishes. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 31, 2005 +1256 [R]edeems itself so tremendously in the end that the final five minutes more than make up for any doubts you might have had along the way... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 30, 2005 +1256 The intent is to rivet the viewer's attention, but the movie is so relentless in imposing its deliberately dazzling technique that audiences are liable to be annoyed instead. 2/5 rotten Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 29, 2005 +1256 There's very little pay-off to this overlong and murky psychological thriller. 2/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com October 29, 2005 +1256 Forster should be commended for attempting something as daunting as the overreaching Stay. 2.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 29, 2005 +1256 Stay is interesting, but it's hard to recommend to anyone but the small cadre of David Lynch devotees who will inhale anything with a whiff of similarity to their favorite auteur's scent. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 29, 2005 +1256 In Marc Forster's humorless thriller, going insane is an exciting, luxurious affair. rotten Rachel Aviv 1 Village Voice October 27, 2005 +1256 Perhaps the most challenging film released this year. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 27, 2005 +1256 If dreariness were high art, Stay would be a permanent fixture in the Louvre. rotten Ian Grey 0 Orlando Weekly October 27, 2005 +1256 a far better movie than you'd think. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times October 27, 2005 +1256 Another nail in the coffin of Ewan McGregor's career. 3/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com October 26, 2005 +1256 This is the kind of flop that makes even the popcorn taste lousy. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer October 26, 2005 +1256 What Forster's missing is an emotional connection - identification with something primal beneath the surface disorientation. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 25, 2005 +1256 There's a lot of talent at work here from the cast to the screenwriter to the director and the visuals, but it's all so arbitrary and cheap and the payoff is so, so lame. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 24, 2005 +1256 Audience members probably fluttered their eyes in disbelief at this convoluted tale. 1.5/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers October 24, 2005 +1256 More of an abstract than trick, Stay is a satisfying examination. 4/5 fresh 0 Film Snobs October 23, 2005 +1256 It's rare that movies are made with such devotion to detail, even if the details are more frivolous than significant. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 22, 2005 +1256 A more appropriate title for Stay would have been Go. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 22, 2005 +1256 Its sole purpose appears to be to confuse, to muddle and to blow our minds. 2.5/4 rotten Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News October 22, 2005 +1256 Very stylish, nice to look at, but a good cast and good director, doesn't always mean it's a good movie. It doesn't draw you in and make you want to stay through the end. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 22, 2005 +1256 It demands you to keep thinking about it after its through with you. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Gwin 0 CinemaBlend October 21, 2005 +1256 Was the conclusion unforeseen? Definitely. Did it make me think about or learn something about the human condition? Not really. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) October 21, 2005 +1256 Films like this don't allow you to anticipate what's coming, deciding to instead sneak into your body and astound you with the widest range of emotions 4/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com October 21, 2005 +1256 A richly detailed, fascinating, and insightful puzzle that should prompt many to go back for a second look fresh Pamela Troy 0 culturevulture.net October 21, 2005 +1256 It's all very deep, but in a tricked-up, art-directed sort of way. 2.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 21, 2005 +1256 The movie is so carefully made and well-acted, it's never really unwatchable and Gosling has been playing pallid, tremulous special-case guys so long he could do it napping. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 21, 2005 +1256 Stay is crowded with layers and symbols, probably too many for one movie, and it ultimately wears out its welcome. But its images are compelling, even as its story fades away. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 21, 2005 +1256 A pretty package that's empty on the inside. 2/4 rotten Neva Chonin 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 21, 2005 +1256 Forster's disjointed cuts and camera angles fail to spice things up as intended. Instead, he seems to be killing time until the film's trick ending. 1.5/4 rotten Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee October 21, 2005 +1256 Some people find this twisty and twisted psychological thriller arty and pretentious. I find it arty and provocative. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 21, 2005 +1256 You know you're in trouble when even the film's title remains a mystery. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle October 21, 2005 +1256 Sometimes artful doesn't make up for annoying. 2/4 rotten Susan Walker 1 Toronto Star October 21, 2005 +1256 Pretentious claptrap. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 21, 2005 +1256 Stay is a heartless puzzle that builds no empathy for its characters, no pathos at all, as it is giving us many cryptic clues that don't really lead to that finale. It's an intellectual exercise, not an emotional one. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 21, 2005 +1256 You the viewer have the dubious privilege of deciphering what shreds of internal logic the story holds, an exercise that quickly loses its mystique given the sensory overload of imagery and the flatness of the characters. rotten 0 Oregonian October 21, 2005 +1256 Too bad that when it comes time to finally produce a rabbit from his top hat, all Forster can manage is a mouse. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 21, 2005 +1256 There's no payoff as things drag along to a ludicrous ending that reeks of contempt for its audience. 1/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post October 21, 2005 +1256 Stay has all the signs of a look-what-I-learned-in-film-school movie. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star October 21, 2005 +1256 The final twist does more to unravel what's come before than to tie it all together, making what's come before feel like a cosmopolitan goose chase. 2/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times October 21, 2005 +1256 More bewildering than entertaining. 2/4 rotten Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 21, 2005 +1256 Whether you guess the ending early or have it smack you upside the head, the result is the same: You'll be out the price of a ticket. 1.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News October 21, 2005 +1256 It's hard to imagine a film more perversely obtuse than this dark, grim exercise in cinematic sleight of hand. 1/4 rotten Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle October 21, 2005 +1256 The brain power you expend making sense of it is better spent elsewhere. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Booth 1 Denver Post October 21, 2005 +1256 It all leads to nowhere involving or revelatory or particularly entertaining unless you are interested in Forster's hip, eccentric tastes. 1/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 21, 2005 +1256 Stay is a cheap trick. Avoid it. D rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 21, 2005 +1256 How could anyone think that this movie is totally ridiculous? rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle October 21, 2005 +1256 Stay is all dressed up with no place to go, an eye-popping exercise in lavish style unattached to any discernible content. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail October 21, 2005 +1256 Takes us down a rabbit hole and loses us there. D rotten 0 E! Online October 21, 2005 +1256 This one is more headache-inducing than mind-blowing. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 21, 2005 +1256 Another exercise in alienated chic, Stay plays like an impenetrable collage. The movie's chilly moods and eerie suggestions don't amount to much, and all the weirdness leads to a pip-squeak of a payoff. D+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News October 21, 2005 +1256 When the movie is over, and we know all that is to be known, it deserves some thought. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 21, 2005 +1256 Forster keeps us from drifting off with inventive camerawork; in this case, that's like saying a hideous suit has well-stitched lapels. 1.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 21, 2005 +1256 A gorgeous, textured, meaningful, multimedia shadow play; appreciate it as deeply as you like 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit October 21, 2005 +1256 It's worse than bad. It's mediocre. 1/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe October 21, 2005 +1256 It is neither deep nor mind-blowing. But we shouldn't deny the very concrete delectations it offers. B fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 21, 2005 +1256 Part thriller, part mind-bending absurdity, it will definitely leave you scratching your head. But try to stay until the end--it might make up for the rest of it. 2.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com October 21, 2005 +1256 After it's over, the nagging feeling will hit you in the parking lot that it really doesn't make any sense. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 21, 2005 +1256 You could attempt to summarize the plot of 'Stay' -- or could try to catch the morning fog in a butterfly net: Either activity would produce the same results. 2/4 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette October 21, 2005 +1256 People who have never seen a movie using this gimmick may be impressed, but for those who have - or can see it coming - there isn't very much point. 2.5/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette October 21, 2005 +1256 There are no surprises to get excited about, and Forster's stylistic choices tend to push the film into tedium D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com October 20, 2005 +1256 A very sad story with great potential, but what's pulsating through its veins is a double-assed Twilight Zone that somehow manages to tell it from the wrong point of view. 1.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com October 20, 2005 +1256 The movie demands that its viewers put the fragmented images and information together like an intellectual jigsaw puzzle, but it never gives those viewers a good reason to do so. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter October 20, 2005 +1256 ... for a film so affectingly steeped in loss, resignation and the ghosts of memory, the revelation... lacks emotional resonance. B- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 20, 2005 +1256 ...a striking piece of work, one that stays with the viewer long after the end credits have rolled. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 20, 2005 +1256 Stay is worth seeing for its powerful performances, excellent direction, and beautiful visuals. fresh Staci Layne 0 About.com October 20, 2005 +1256 Stay away. 1/4 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 20, 2005 +1256 Ultimately empty. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post October 20, 2005 +1256 Stay means to unsettle us, and it does. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 20, 2005 +1256 Rod Serling would have wrapped this mysterioso story about a psychiatrist and a suicidal patient dislocated by time, space and a lot of crazily raked angles into a tight half-hour episode. 1.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times October 20, 2005 +1256 The visual effects, especially those used to enhance the metaphysical elements, are impressive, but the story lacks that certain something. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic October 20, 2005 +1256 A woozy, pretentious would-be thriller that aims to be mind-bending but instead is patience-trying. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 20, 2005 +1256 A great big blurry mess. C- rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor October 20, 2005 +1256 Most will likely sniff this one out for what it is, a would-be mystery thriller with pretensions to being something more that actually delivers a good deal less. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety October 20, 2005 +1256 After an hour or so, despite the heroic efforts of cast and crew, torpor and impatience slither between the movie's trapdoors. 2.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday October 20, 2005 +1256 Stay, it won't. C rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News October 20, 2005 +1256 Though visual prodigies abound, the nightmare never gets real enough. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune October 20, 2005 +1256 Gosling and McGregor deliver beyond-the-call-of-duty performances that hold you riveted even when the story goes silly. 2.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 20, 2005 +1256 "All of this leads up to a promising reveal but what we get is a great big ""huh?" 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 20, 2005 +1256 It's a puzzle that tells you not to blatantly trust what you see. It just asks you to trust the wonders of the imagination -- from whatever direction it comes. B+ fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution October 20, 2005 +1256 A steaming compost heap of high-art pretense and half-cocked psychoanalysis. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly October 20, 2005 +1256 Forster's symbolism goes from clever to exasperating to, finally, sort of klutzily endearing - the work of a gifted art student who can't resist piling on the glitter. rotten Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) October 20, 2005 +1256 ...fussily enigmatic. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) October 20, 2005 +1256 The viewer's confidence and attention are not only undermined, but completely disregarded. You get the same feeling as Charlie Brown when Lucy pulls the football away. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star October 20, 2005 +1256 A metaphysical film that has no existential thoughts in its head. 1.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 19, 2005 +1256 Maybe he's also Sam. Or an aspect of Sam. Or else Sam is an aspect of Henry. Maybe Henry is an aspect of Lila. Maybe what we think is reality is all an illusion. Maybe illusion is actually reality. Maybe we're all jacked into the Matrix. C rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly October 19, 2005 +1256 Stay attempts to justify the entire price of admission with its ending twist. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews October 19, 2005 +1256 Left me yearning for the parking lot. rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 19, 2005 +1256 Be prepared for punishment and confusion; otherwise, stay away. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com October 18, 2005 +1256 Forster presents to us the despair of the world as a soulless, Euro-trashy video installation. 1/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 17, 2005 +1256 Talented actors McGregor, Watts and Gosling are wasted in a pretentious thriller that's located in a space between reality and illusion, life and death, in other words limbo. D+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 14, 2005 +1256 1/4 rotten Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 4, 2011 +1256 1.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1256 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +1256 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1256 2/5 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk November 1, 2005 +1256 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews October 29, 2005 +1256 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews October 29, 2005 +1256 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 29, 2005 +1256 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 29, 2005 +1256 D rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com October 21, 2005 +1257 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 20, 2005 +1257 3/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1260 Less than the sum of its parts; colorful, but not quite a forceful enough inquisition into the go-go, power-grab pop intersection of fame, tabloidism and information management to connect in lasting emotional fashion. C rotten Brent Simon 0 Shared Darkness August 12, 2010 +1260 Pulsing with incredulity and dread, it's less a fully developed argument than the seed of one. 3/5 fresh Sheri Linden 1 Los Angeles Times July 16, 2010 +1260 Videocracy is a fascinating film, indicative of the new wave of scorn and revulsion felt by a younger generation of Italians for Berlusconi's smug and mediocre rule. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian June 25, 2010 +1260 Celebrity and the PR politico B- fresh Paul Knoll 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) June 23, 2010 +1260 Videocracy makes spooky comedy of a nation's addiction to fame. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe June 17, 2010 +1260 Italian-born director Erik Gandini's damning mess of a documentary purports to reveal that Italy is TV- and celebrity-besotted -- which is true but not new. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Gantz 0 Boston Phoenix June 10, 2010 +1260 Gandini's voiceover is a little ponderous, but, aptly for a film about the primacy of the image, he lets the pictures, many of them deliberately awkward tableaux, others bordering on absurdist, do most of the work. 3/5 fresh Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) June 9, 2010 +1260 Sadly, filmmaker Erik Gandini misses an opportunity ... in this documentary that sets out to explore the links between Berlusconi's business interests and his political standing. 2/5 rotten David Parkinson 0 Radio Times June 3, 2010 +1260 This extremely clever documentary explores the power of the media through a remarkably unsettling case study: namely, Italy. Not only is the situation there pretty frightening, but it has implications for every other media-obsessed nation. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 3, 2010 +1260 The combination of terrific footage with a low, rumbling score of doom makes this a compelling horror show. 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out June 2, 2010 +1260 Politicians of the world are the celebrity faces of multi-national global corporations that call the shots. If that's news to you then sure, go see this documentary about Italy's variety of such exploitation. D rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 20, 2010 +1260 A documentary that wakes us up to the pitfalls of politically controlled television and then puts us to sleep watching the people producing it. 5/10 rotten Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics February 18, 2010 +1260 A chilling, cautionary expose' of Orwellian dimensions. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Sly Fox February 16, 2010 +1260 Marginally engaging and amusing, but often lazy, meandering, unenlightening, excessively facile and underwhelming. 5.0/10 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru February 14, 2010 +1260 Videocracy is a queasy-funny and unapologetically biased look at the televisual world that the Italian prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has created. 3/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times February 11, 2010 +1260 In comparison, Jersey Shore looks like something that might appear at Lincoln Center. 2.5/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com February 11, 2010 +1260 A stale vibe is only one of the problems pervading Erik Gandini's documentary about the pathological symbiosis between unregulated media control and celebrity mania in Italy. rotten Ella Taylor 1 Village Voice February 9, 2010 +1260 A fascinating film, but for every interesting idea explored, there are just as many that don't seem to have as much relevance; the film is never focused enough to be wholly effective. 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net February 9, 2010 +1260 If you think TV significantly lowers a country's collective IQ, imagine a vast idiot box theme park nation like Italy, whose leader, Burlusconi, is also the reigning media empire mogul. A scary, ruthless extreme celebrity vision of a soulless TV culture. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze February 6, 2010 +1260 Despite glossing over the deeper social and political explanations for the rise of Berlusconi, this is a useful if not amusing introduction to a truly repellent and dangerous politician. fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews February 3, 2010 +1260 Erik Gandini's documentary indicts Italy's prime minister for controlling the lion's share of TV stations and magazines but less convincingly connects the dots between the PM's media empire and his political power. B- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 2, 2010 +1260 5/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1260 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 28, 2009 +1261 makes me cry every time 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina December 16, 2003 +1261 A bit soapy, yes, but it's high quality soap. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 12, 2003 +1261 Total chick-flick -- but quite a bit better than it looks. 3/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times January 24, 2003 +1261 Meddles uneasily between comedy, romance and thrills 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 17, 2002 +1261 Touching drama about some idiosyncratic people who must learn how to help and be helped by those who cherish them. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 30, 2002 +1261 "One of those ""chick flicks"" that actually tries to wedge some sincerity into the equation." 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com August 1, 2002 +1261 The three women are so spirited and funny -- so emotionally keyed into all the hearts and flowers -- that they give the movie their own kind of truth. fresh Peter Rainer 1 Los Angeles Times February 13, 2001 +1261 It's decent mass consumption entertainment, but there's not much in the way of meat. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1261 The entire film feels like the result of a market study. rotten Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic January 1, 2000 +1261 It's an original, and what it does best is show how strangers can become friends, and friends can become like family. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1261 Written with both heart and humor, it's an amazing hybrid of styles you would never think could work so well together. 4/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1261 There's not much ... development. 1/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1261 There are some poignant moments that work, and an awful lot of attempts that fail. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1261 Goldberg and Parker are extraordinary. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1261 Here he has Whoopi Goldberg, Mary-Louise Parker, Drew Barrymore and James Remar to distract us from the depths to which Ross habitually stoops in the never-ending quest to reacquaint an audience with its cheapest emotions. rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1261 That rare creation, an emotional film that actually takes the time to develop characters, although it goes a bit overboard in its third act. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1261 B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1261 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 7, 2008 +1261 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily July 29, 2005 +1261 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +1261 3/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 4, 2004 +1261 3/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire April 29, 2004 +1261 3/5 fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine November 20, 2003 +1261 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 7, 2003 +1261 1.5/4 rotten Monica Hayde 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1261 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 17, 2002 +1261 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 7, 2002 +1261 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +1261 4.5/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1261 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1261 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly February 3, 1995 +1263 Not much worth seeing in this mess of a movie. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +1263 ...may be fluff, but it is patient, character-driven fluff. 3/5 fresh Uri Lessing 0 www.kcactive.com July 25, 2005 +1263 Digresses into that hazy zone where we're not sure if we're watching overwrought drama or a joke that just isn't funny. 2/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) September 16, 2004 +1263 it's all very silly and highly unbelievable, but the five main leads are all having a good time. 2.5/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy June 1, 2004 +1263 With a little more polish, Daniel Taplitz's quick-witted romantic comedy might have lived happily ever after. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly May 27, 2004 +1263 A good cast tries to rescue a bad script. 2/4 rotten Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum May 25, 2004 +1263 Breakin' All the Rules doesn't break any rules at all. It's just a by-the-numbers romantic comedy. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews May 22, 2004 +1263 ...the comedy never tried to stretch beyond being common. 2/4 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) May 20, 2004 +1263 Everybody involved in Breakin' All the Rules -- especially the audience -- deserves something more than this tedious excuse for a movie. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 19, 2004 +1263 All the performers deserve better than this. 1/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) May 18, 2004 +1263 sticks to the rules of too many lame sitcoms and unfunny comedies past, which the doomed actors follow like lemmings off a cliff 1.5/5 rotten Pete Croatto 0 Filmcritic.com May 18, 2004 +1263 If one movie could prove once and for all that dating is a blight on humanity, this dismal, depressing flick could be it. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher May 18, 2004 +1263 ... this is basically just a sitcom. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper May 17, 2004 +1263 Breakin' transcends cliches thanks to Jamie Foxx's irreverence and charm 2.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 Washington Times May 17, 2004 +1263 Laden with misunderstandings, contrived situations, and terrible characterizations. Even Foxx's charisma can't save this one. rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca May 17, 2004 +1263 A black-cast romantic comedy that derives its humor from character and plot development rather than from cliched notions of race-based uproariousness... 2.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) May 17, 2004 +1263 Foxx and friends are broken by this laughless comedy 3/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com May 16, 2004 +1263 How is Breakin' All the Rules different from all the countless other romantic comedies specializing in misunderstandings and mistaken identities? It isn't. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com May 15, 2004 +1263 A leaden daisy-chain of mistaken identity that holds the interest of the characters much longer than it does the audience's in watching it or mine in explaining it. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom May 15, 2004 +1263 You wouldn't think a movie with this much plot could be this dull, but you'd be wrong. D+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com May 15, 2004 +1263 Both Foxx and Union have a sexy, oft-kilter chemistry that suits them perfectly. There is an unavoidable attraction to the two, their romance hitting almost all the right notes even as the rest of the flick sours the stomach. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com May 15, 2004 +1263 Movie, we need to talk. I don't think it's working out. I'll just tell you straight -- I've been seeing other movies. 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune May 14, 2004 +1263 Foxx's latest film lives up to its title by deconstructing sex comedies and bringing a much needed dose of intelligence to a typically slow-witted genre. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com May 14, 2004 +1263 No movie this stupid should need a plot synopsis this complicated. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post May 14, 2004 +1263 A movie that sags and drags under the weight of poor pacing, execrable writing and largely unlikable characters, including a leading man viewers can never really warm up to. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post May 14, 2004 +1263 A cleverly concocted hybrid of conventional romantic comedy and mistaken-identity farce. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety May 14, 2004 +1263 TV-trained writer-director Daniel Taplitz displays little imagination and almost no sense of comic timing. 2/5 rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International May 14, 2004 +1263 In many ways a throwback to the era of Doris Day and Jack Lemmon movies. 3/5 fresh Susan Walker 1 Toronto Star May 14, 2004 +1263 Like a too-precisely choreographed dance, it feels lifeless. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times May 14, 2004 +1263 Writer and director Daniel Taplitz piles on the convolutions in an overripe comedy of sitcom stock characters and bad jokes. 1/4 rotten Carla Meyer 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 14, 2004 +1263 Despite what the title suggests, it's the good old-fashioned virtues that make Breakin' All the Rules better than most romantic comedies. 2.5/4 fresh Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald May 14, 2004 +1263 The plot is silly -- mistaken identities and misunderstandings have several characters unknowingly sleeping with each other's partners -- and gets sillier as it goes. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News May 14, 2004 +1263 Whatever might have been raunchy-cute has been edited out of it. It's a movie with a lot of very good-looking people trying to find something funny to say or do. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel May 14, 2004 +1263 It just keeps building on an extremely complicated sitcom plot ... and the gorgeous, charming cast just keeps hitting scene after scene out of the park. B+ fresh 0 Oregonian May 14, 2004 +1263 In their scenes together, Foxx and Chestnut trade sly one-liners like front-line horn players in an intimate jazz club, while Union is given her best showcase yet for her comedic timing. 2.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday May 14, 2004 +1263 For all the labyrinthine liaisons, the plot is as predictable as a rainforest weather forecast. There are, however, enough bright ideas and zippy lines to keep things on the fresh side. fresh Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger May 14, 2004 +1263 Content to offer an endless string of mistaken identities and contrived misunderstandings in the vein of a failed TV sitcom spinoff like The Ropers. 2/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News May 14, 2004 +1263 It isn't great by any stretch, but it could be just the escape for anyone hoping to avoid the big-budget blockbusters currently using up all the available oxygen. 2.5/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies May 14, 2004 +1263 An amiable little sex romp with a few real surprises when it comes to leaving everyone with a smile on their faces. 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies May 14, 2004 +1263 Delivers the goods in formulaic fashion, but enjoys an edge thanks to a fast-paced story and, more importantly, the casting of Foxx as the romantic lead. 2/4 rotten Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail May 14, 2004 +1263 In romantic comedy, it's all about the chemistry. Jamie Foxx and Gabrielle Union have just enough to make Breakin' All the Rules worth seeing. 2/4 fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press May 14, 2004 +1263 It's a disturbingly conventional and painfully cliched bore that doesn't violate any existing cinematic rules, except maybe that romantic comedies are supposed to be funny. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) May 14, 2004 +1263 The movie depends for its success on the likability of Jamie Foxx, Morris Chestnut and Gabrielle Union, and because they're funny and pleasant, we enjoy the ride even though the destination is preordained. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 14, 2004 +1263 It's all incredibly routine fare, borrowing as much from the old Doris Day and Rock Hudson comedies as from their numerous knockoffs. 2/5 rotten Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine May 14, 2004 +1263 As date-night piffle goes ... it's thoroughly engaging. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe May 14, 2004 +1263 The personable, good-looking cast helps things along somewhat but Daniel Taplitz's script falls short of success. C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 14, 2004 +1263 Jamie Foxx helms a warm-hearted comedy. It's entirely predictable, but it's a humorous good time. fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston May 14, 2004 +1263 Foxx and an appealing ensemble ... plus a nice, light touch with the material by writer-director Daniel Taplitz, make for a generally pleasant diversion. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter May 14, 2004 +1263 It's a safe, dull, tired comedy that you'll think you've already seen even as you're watching it for the first time. 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 14, 2004 +1263 While bland and generic, the title certainly is fitting. 1.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star May 14, 2004 +1263 A sadly ordinary bit of fluff, a romantic comedy that aims to be wacky and charming and winds up being neither. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 14, 2004 +1263 ...may be shamelessly superficial but it's still an entertaining comedy. 2.5/4 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com May 14, 2004 +1263 True love draws blood, or so the film's awkward metaphor goes. Breakin' All the Rules leaves little more than a hickey. C+ rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer May 13, 2004 +1263 While Foxx and Union carry the proceedings with humor and charm to burn, the lightweight script isn't quite clever enough to untangle their web without resorting to middlebrow obviousness. C+ rotten 0 E! Online May 13, 2004 +1263 It actually plays everything so safe and predictable that it feels as recycled as some of the hand towels you find in restrooms. 2/4 rotten Paul Doro 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel May 13, 2004 +1263 Jamie Foxx floats gracefully through this screwball sex comedy with a cocked eyebrow and the playful smirk of an overgrown adolescent. 3/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 13, 2004 +1263 The strain of sustaining its thin premise exhausts the film well before the final credits. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 13, 2004 +1263 The movie doesn't leave an endearing impression of romance. 2.5/5 rotten Kathy Cano 1 Arizona Republic May 13, 2004 +1263 It follows all the rules of comedic plot convention, with only an occasional ripple of surprise. C rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News May 13, 2004 +1263 As lovers who lie to one another as a kind of mating ritual, Union and Foxx do about as well as possible. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters May 13, 2004 +1263 Breakin' All The Rules has moments when it is very good, but it doesn't maintain that high level throughout the movie. 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com May 13, 2004 +1263 Crudely embraces reverse ethnic stereotypes. rotten Joe McGovern 1 Village Voice May 13, 2004 +1263 Breakin' has tons of quippy dialogue, not all of it sterling. But it comes at us so quickly, and from such likable actors in such pretty rooms, in such spiffy shirts ... we can't help but like it. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press May 13, 2004 +1263 The laughs are supposed to come from the mix-ups ... but this stuff is so attenuated and idiotic, it makes even less sense than is the norm for such flyweight workouts. 2/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News May 13, 2004 +1263 The film's failure to adhere to one of the most important rules of humor -- never give extensive screen time to someone who is not the slightest bit funny -- prevents it from being a completely enjoyable, if silly, romp. 2/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald May 13, 2004 +1263 The plot is enough to induce narcolepsy. 2/4 rotten Karen Heller 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 13, 2004 +1263 The best screwball comedies seem to breathe helium, but this one never gets airborne. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune May 13, 2004 +1263 A funny movie. Ha-ha funny sometimes, but more frequently amusing in a good-natured, make-you-smile way. B- fresh Bob Townsend 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution May 13, 2004 +1263 Wasted is Foxx's genial charisma. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) May 13, 2004 +1263 Serves very little purpose beyond reminding us that there are black people in the world, and they have love lives as well as decent jobs. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times May 13, 2004 +1263 Driven by a talented cast blessed with quick-witted characters. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire May 13, 2004 +1263 The results are at once unfathomably complex and staggeringly uninteresting. rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 Critic Doctor May 12, 2004 +1263 Yet another unfunny buppie sex comedy. rotten John Patterson 1 L.A. Weekly May 12, 2004 +1263 The rules of good screenwriting are mostly broken, though Jamie Foxx's smash-and-grab charisma remains intact. C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly May 12, 2004 +1263 Spike Lee would have none of this nonsense. 1.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine May 7, 2004 +1263 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1263 D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com June 5, 2004 +1263 2/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant May 22, 2004 +1263 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle May 22, 2004 +1263 2/4 rotten Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2004 +1263 1/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun May 14, 2004 +1263 C- rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News May 14, 2004 +1264 How surprising the story's twist ending turns out to be depends on how thoroughly steeped in horror moves the viewer is, but it's well executed down to small details. fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 Film Journal International November 9, 2018 +1264 The Super has the occasional moment of great horror filmmaking - but not enough to make it a super film. rotten Tom Bedford 0 Film Inquiry November 1, 2018 +1264 It's not without its charms and you could certainly do worse, but don't expect too much from The Super. 2/5 rotten Jonathan Hatfull 0 SciFiNow October 24, 2018 +1264 ... more tedious than compelling, although Val Kilmer's scenery chewing provides some modest amusement. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue October 19, 2018 +1264 "Even bad horror movies can have their pleasures, and here it's Kilmer who gives ""The Super"" a kick." rotten Noel Murray 1 Los Angeles Times October 18, 2018 +1264 It offers a few decent scares as well as the opportunity for Val Kilmer to once again display his unique brand of screen charisma. fresh Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter October 17, 2018 +1264 "The Super"" has spent a little too much time in the editing room, emerging as an overly managed chiller that's not particularly scary. Mostly bewildering. " D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com October 15, 2018 +1264 There are a number of familiar horror tropes here but they intersect in ways you might not expect; it's a rare genre film that successfully surprises its audience, but this one has the potential to do so. 3.5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film October 15, 2018 +1264 Val Kilmer returns to the screen in The Super, a horror-mystery-thriller set in a high-rise New York apartment building. 3/5 fresh Niall Browne 0 Movies in Focus October 11, 2018 +1265 This film is intelligent and beautifully acted. It's a movie about a group of people searching for a lost dog for days, and I never once looked at my watch. 8/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 20, 2018 +1265 There's only so many shots of beautiful vistas and charming doggies before viewers start wishing for a new cinematic companion, like maybe a nice Travel Channel documentary or the Westminster dog show. 2/4 rotten Brandy McDonnell 0 The Oklahoman August 7, 2018 +1265 The amount of talent wasted in this shallow, predictable tale is very impressive. rotten Neely Swanson 0 Easy Reader (California) September 18, 2017 +1265 Absolutely no blame for this snooze-fest can be laid at the feet of the stars, who do the best they can with the rough material they have been given. 1.5/4 rotten Barbara Sullivan 0 Buffalo News December 12, 2016 +1265 Possibly the least consequential movie ever made. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +1265 "a paean to ""First World Problems"" " 1/5 rotten James Luxford 0 The National (UAE) October 18, 2013 +1265 A complacent uncomplicated family drama with simple yet endearing sensitivities. 3.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood June 30, 2013 +1265 No doubt this yarn enthralled Larry and Meg Kasdan's dinner guests, but onscreen the crisis seems dull and inconsequential, in part because the quest for the dog is essentially a MacGuffin that drives the blah 'real' story about marital reconciliation. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 17, 2012 +1265 "Featuring beautiful cinematography that captures the natural beauty of the Rockies and a superlative cast, Lawrence and Meg Kasdan's ""Darling Companion"" is a darling of a film." 6/10 fresh Justin Craig 0 FoxNews.com September 10, 2012 +1265 I enjoyed Lawrence Kasdan's Darling Companion on several levels, even as I realized that it's not - by any standard criteria - a terribly good movie. 8 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette September 10, 2012 +1265 It's being billed as an adult drama, but beware: Darling Companion is a ponderous film with very little charm and a snail's pace. 1/4 rotten Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com September 4, 2012 +1265 This is a movie that all but licks your face and begs you to like it, and you'll find yourself wanting to oblige. But it's just too structured and seems overly concerned with conveying a sense of real time . . . 4/10 rotten James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis August 25, 2012 +1265 How did Kasdan get these people to show up? Did they not see the script? One can only hope that, in the future, the filmmaker's powers won't be limited to those of persuasion. rotten Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days June 6, 2012 +1265 The dog is an absolute charmer -- would that the movie had spent its time on his adventures in the woods than on the dullards who ultimately seem incapable of finding a book in a library. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 2, 2012 +1265 "The problem is, like Freeway, the dog, ""Darling Companion"" seems to have lost its way as it just wanders looking for someplace to land." 1.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) June 1, 2012 +1265 Soppy, time-consuming, alleged feel-gooder about Diane Keaton's rescue dog, who gets lost in the Colorado Rockies. rotten Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express May 31, 2012 +1265 Today, however, it's hard to watch a film about people who live in a bubble with problems that might earn them a spot on WhiteWhine.com. 2.5/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 KC Active May 26, 2012 +1265 Sometimes bad movies happen to good people rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit May 24, 2012 +1265 ...a passably pleasant endeavor from Kasdan that is, admittedly, a far cry from his earlier work... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 21, 2012 +1265 "Between the gypsy psychic and the distracting characters, ""Darling Companion"" loses its way." C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News May 18, 2012 +1265 A listless excursion into the luxurious problems of rich, white people. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle May 18, 2012 +1265 [It] has a fine cast, but doesn't seem to have much to say other than lamenting the unfairness of getting old. 2/4 rotten Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 18, 2012 +1265 ... meanders along from scene to scene in an amiable stroll ... 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 18, 2012 +1265 Perhaps the neurotic, self-entitled cluelessness on display, especially from Keaton's character, was meant to be amusing or gently satirical, but it's really just grating. C- rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian May 17, 2012 +1265 It's far from a great movie - an overwritten, underplotted vanity project that's a distant echo of what director Lawrence Kasdan could do in his prime. But it has Diane Keaton, and that's enough. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe May 17, 2012 +1265 Oh, man. Man, oh, man. 1/5 rotten Justin Strout 0 Orlando Weekly May 16, 2012 +1265 Lawrence Kasdan's Darling Companion is one of those motion pictures I wish I liked more than I actually do. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com May 15, 2012 +1265 The movie has a relaxed pace, which is appropriate as characters learn that their everyday worries aren't as important as human connections. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 11, 2012 +1265 Don't expect to be blown away, but it's a pleasant comedy-drama. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press May 10, 2012 +1265 A shaggy-dog tale that, despite a talented cast, is a cinematic mutt. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 10, 2012 +1265 Currish...the film's niche audience is indiscriminate aging dog lovers; people lovers should look elsewhere. 1/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 10, 2012 +1265 The movie takes a simple if shattering occurrence and uses it as a way to bring a family together, an old trick but one well played by director Lawrence Kasdan and his wife and screenwriting partner Meg. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald May 4, 2012 +1265 The dog had the right idea. 1/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday May 4, 2012 +1265 Initially this struck me as something you'd take your grandmother to see, but by the end it seemed more like something your grandmother would take her grandmother to see. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader April 27, 2012 +1265 Kasdan and his wife have almost perfected the patter of married life, combined with dog ownership. I think the writing is superb, and I laughed out loud multiple times. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan April 27, 2012 +1265 "You don't have to be a dog lover to like ""Darling Companion"". But it probably would be an asset in understanding why otherwise sensible adults would go to extreme lengths, even endangering their lives, to find their runaway pooch." fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan April 27, 2012 +1265 Darling Companion is nothing more than another story about a trip into the glories of nature that is ruined by a swarm of annoying WASPs. 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com April 27, 2012 +1265 It also feels ridiculously out of touch. 1/5 rotten Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto April 27, 2012 +1265 The film sputters and stalls and winds up behaving like the worst sort of oldster - passing gas and pretending to be deep. 1.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail April 27, 2012 +1265 It is depressing to reflect on the wealth of talent that conspired to make this inert and listless movie. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 27, 2012 +1265 Lawrence Kasdan's fitfully amusing comedy-drama starring Diane Keaton and Kevin Kline. 2/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post April 27, 2012 +1265 Darling Companion is barely half as charming as it imagines itself to be. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies April 26, 2012 +1265 Like an over-the-hill fogey sorely mistaken about still being hip, this treacly comedic drama is startlingly out of touch. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com April 26, 2012 +1265 Even as someone who enjoys the company of a dog, it didn't take long for me to wish the whole bunch of them would shut up, give up and go home. Get a bird or something. 1.5/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic April 26, 2012 +1265 A film no one will remember, not even the people who star in it. C rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club April 26, 2012 +1265 It might be a safe bet for your mom's movie group because, well, it plays it safe. rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 Paste Magazine April 25, 2012 +1265 Prickly couple loses dog, rediscovers love in ho-hum drama. 2/5 rotten 0 Common Sense Media April 24, 2012 +1265 An ambling, pleasantly inoffensive ensemble dramedy which suffers from a dearth of insight or elevating banter, and which mistakes authenticity for deeper dramatic engagement. 2/5 rotten Brent Simon 0 Screen International April 22, 2012 +1265 Darling Companion'' doesn't amount to much more than a fairly painless way for the AARP set to spend an hour and a half watching a movie with stars their own age. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post April 20, 2012 +1265 It feels like a film that got stuck at the pitch stage, and never quite got turned into a real screenplay. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger April 20, 2012 +1265 That's a fine cast, and the film is handsomely photographed in Colorado and Utah. It's all so nice. Too nice. Deathly nice. rotten Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com April 20, 2012 +1265 The predictably fine acting can't save the movie from the insipid writing, which is centered on the less-than-illuminating insight that some people really love their dogs. 1.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork April 19, 2012 +1265 "Darling Companion is a ""Pretty White People with Problems"" movie, but like the dog at its center, it cozies its way into your lap and stares at you adoringly until you resist its flaws and find yourself won over." fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap April 19, 2012 +1265 Joseph's cynicism and wit are communicated with the spot-on casting of Kline, and Keaton ably conveys Beth's suppressed loneliness as well as her big heart. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today April 19, 2012 +1265 How much more fulfilling it would have been to spend those hundred-odd minutes chasing a squirrel, taking a nap or disemboweling a stuffed animal on the living room rug. 1.5/5 rotten 1 New York Times April 19, 2012 +1265 "Like Freeway, the lovable stray dog at the center of this very teary comedy, ""Darling Companion""has lost its way." 1.5/5 rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times April 19, 2012 +1265 Let's just say that the dog gets the best lines. rotten Ella Taylor 1 NPR April 19, 2012 +1265 There's too much people and not enough dog in Lawrence Kasdan's Darling Companion, and even if you prefer people to dogs, that's a serious problem. 5/10 rotten Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline April 19, 2012 +1265 A Lawrence-Kasdan directed dramody about how a lost dog helps a long-married couple find their way back to each other. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice April 19, 2012 +1265 As bland and soft as a nice bowl of oatmeal. rotten Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine April 19, 2012 +1265 While it's not entirely lacking in sharp dialogue, Kasdan's movie is weirdly unwieldy and... a bit blinkered. 2/5 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies April 19, 2012 +1265 The folksy shenanigans are well-intentioned but frankly interminable, with Kline's wry efficiency the best relief from all the yowling and whining. 1/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News April 19, 2012 +1265 With its strong cast, gorgeous Utah mountain locations, brilliant fall colors and laudable story in praise of love, animals, family loyalty, friendship and dignified aging, Darling Companion should attract some traffic. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International April 19, 2012 +1265 It ... feels utterly neutered, a film with little on the line and a talented cast begging for a little wit and a few jokes. The characters are introduced awkwardly and a strange insertion of an animated dream sequence is entirely out of place. 1.5/4 rotten Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press April 18, 2012 +1265 Kasdan was one of the hottest guys in the business for at least a decade. Today, although he's younger than Steven Spielberg or Martin Scorsese ... Kasdan looks like a flailing, irrelevant has-been. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com April 18, 2012 +1265 Tthere are pleasures to be had in this film...you come away wishing there were more. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine April 18, 2012 +1265 When all is said and done, the dog is the only thing you care about in Darling Companion. 2/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer April 17, 2012 +1265 Kasdan's film reveals itself as a pooch-whisperer gloss on The Big Chill... 2/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out April 17, 2012 +1265 The handsome pooch is ... the only appealing aspect of the latest tale of privileged boomer pulse-taking from Lawrence Kasdan, who co-wrote the script with his wife, Meg... rotten Melissa Anderson 1 Village Voice April 17, 2012 +1265 It has the shapeless spread of nonfiction, of a home movie with a hint of that newfangled mumblecore thing the kids these days are into. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture April 15, 2012 +1265 Diane Keaton's frequent bouts of hysteria are numbing in this otherwise amiable shaggy dog story. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve April 14, 2012 +1265 A lost-dog drama so insufferable it makes one wish its human characters would also run off and never return. rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine April 13, 2012 +1265 Lawrence Kasdan's pleasant dramedy boasts a prized ensemble but lacks bite. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter February 10, 2012 +1265 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat January 22, 2013 +1266 We suspect right at the beginning that so-and-so is going to turn out to be the villain... and then, an hour later, after the plot thickens, there is the less-than-astonishing revelation that so-and-so is indeed the villain -- just as we suspected. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 30, 2018 +1266 You can't help wondering how the filmmakers contrived to rationalize this idle mixture of the vicious and the ludicrous to themselves. rotten Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post April 30, 2018 +1266 Nothing gels here, because the screenplay provides no logic or motivation. 1/5 rotten 0 TV Guide April 30, 2018 +1266 Although it's billed as a romantic thriller, the thrill is gone once the only plot twist is revealed -- which is instantly. rotten 0 People Magazine April 30, 2018 +1266 The most despicably silly movie of the year. rotten Michael Blowen 1 Boston Globe April 28, 2018 +1271 I can't call it a success, but it is certainly an outstanding failure, an attempt to broaden the horizons of a stale genre with real discussion of the matters that consume its maker. 6/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy June 7, 2011 +1271 "It's true ""Dominion"" is a better prequel than ""The Beginning"", but in the end, that's not really saying much in either case." rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1271 I like both versions of Exorcist IV about the same... It's too bad that a clever editor couldn't have taken the best bits from both films and put them together into a co-directed, successful whole. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 29, 2007 +1271 Neither a masterpiece nor a failure, it will probably appeal mostly to those with knowledge of its death and miraculous resurrection. rotten Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +1271 "Dominion"" isn't outright horror, and a welcome relief from the days where shots are shorter than the hairs on our heads." 4/5 fresh Rory L. Aronsky 0 Film Threat October 26, 2005 +1271 Apparently, Schrader never intended to make a horror movie, much to the dismay of the studio. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis October 22, 2005 +1271 tiresome and humdrum instead of thrilling 1.5/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com October 14, 2005 +1271 An ambitious failure. 1.5/5 rotten Jeff Otto 0 IGN Movies June 14, 2005 +1271 Dominion is only incrementally better than Exorcist: The Beginning and, with both films sharing so many story elements, Harlin is guilty of merely rearranging the deck chairs on Schrader's Titanic. 2/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 2, 2005 +1271 Schrader's intelligent, quietly subversive pic emphasizes spiritual agony over horror ecstasy, while paying occasional lip-service to the need for scares. fresh Leslie Felperin 1 Variety May 26, 2005 +1271 One of the best American horror films in years. 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com May 25, 2005 +1271 Intriguing, then, mainly for historical and comparison purposes. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News May 25, 2005 +1271 The frights, the scares, they just weren't there. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper May 24, 2005 +1271 One instance of a CGI overlay looks as if the VFX crew added hand-drawn temp animation and then forgot to go back for a final polish. rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com May 24, 2005 +1271 an intriguing near-miss rather than the unintentional laugh-fest that Harlin's version proved to be 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews May 21, 2005 +1271 The austere, cerebral 'Dominion' is a serious and ambitious alternative to Harlin's movie, but it's only marginally superior to it. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 21, 2005 +1271 It's a good, thoughtful horror picture -- and thiiis close to being a very good one. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate May 20, 2005 +1271 Schrader privileges theological debate over shocks and was neither the ideal director for a franchise horror film nor as incomprehensible a choice as some suggested. 2/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide May 20, 2005 +1271 Schrader's Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist may be slightly more literate than Harlin's dopey schlockfest, but this deadly dull and pretentious film is ultimately just as bad. 1.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com May 20, 2005 +1271 Exorcism aside, Dominion is well-acted, handsomely photographed and hauntingly scored. 3/4 fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle May 20, 2005 +1271 The Schrader variation is awfully dull, with scant evidence of the sort of things that make horror movies attractive -- like mounting suspense and spine-tingling creepiness and, oh yeah, the element of horror. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter May 20, 2005 +1271 To be fair, Schrader's version fails in ways that Harlin's dumbed-down version didn't. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger May 20, 2005 +1271 Harlin's version at least had cheap thrills -- Schrader's has none. 2/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post May 20, 2005 +1271 You want... a misunderstood masterpiece, but it's really just a mess, albeit one whose unique place in film history virtually assures it its own... Trivial Pursuit question. D rotten Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine May 20, 2005 +1271 An interesting failure C- rotten Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com May 20, 2005 +1271 There's no escaping that Dominion is finally an act of commercial scavenging. 1/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 19, 2005 +1271 The movie is drenched in atmosphere and dread, as we'd expect from Schrader, but it also has spiritual weight and texture, boldly confronting the possibility that Satan may be active in the world. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 19, 2005 +1271 At least it's better than some of the earlier Exorcist sequels. 4/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net May 19, 2005 +1271 Marred by some of the same problems as Harlin's version -- namely, weak supporting characters, unintentionally funny dialogue and poorly executed special effects. 2/5 rotten Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times May 19, 2005 +1271 Dominion is indeed a plodfest, and though it's not as garish as Mr. Harlin's version, it's way too dire for its own good. D rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News May 19, 2005 +1271 The material is right up Schrader's alley, and while his vision of the first 'Exorcist' chapter isn't a masterpiece, it's far superior to the Renny Harlin prequel to The Exorcist. 4/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor May 19, 2005 +1271 It's a movie possessed, in the end, not by the devil, just by errant ambition. 2/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday May 19, 2005 +1271 Ambitious, serious-minded horror opus. fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly May 19, 2005 +1271 I hate to side with bottom line-obsessed studio executives, but Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist is as dreadfully boring, ridiculous, and pompous as rumored. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine May 18, 2005 +1271 Predictably, Schrader's version -- which stands as the first film to use prequel in its title -- is as sober as Harlin's is beery. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice May 17, 2005 +1271 C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 25, 2012 +1271 1/5 rotten Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1271 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1271 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1271 2/5 rotten Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic June 5, 2005 +1272 [A]n outstanding literary adaptation and a superb example of Hollywood fare at its most intelligent and sharply honed. 8 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com August 15, 2012 +1272 More interesting for the things it leaves unsaid than the occasionally staid melodramatic story. 4/5 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune September 26, 2011 +1272 Though it had a poor box office upon its release, it eventually became recognized as a masterpiece. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 20, 2010 +1272 Wyler's superlative rendition of Henry James' novel Washington Square is meticulously mounted with great acting from Olivia De Havilland, Monty Clift, and particularly Ralph Richardson, dark-noirish lensing, and powerful score from Aaron Copeland. A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 25, 2008 +1272 The reputation of this exceedingly fine film has continued to grow as the decades have rolled on, and the performances of a strong cast certainly deserve much of that credit. fresh Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review July 10, 2007 +1272 4/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 30, 2007 +1272 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 12, 2004 +1272 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +1272 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1274 There was just a growing emptiness that seemed to hang over its denouement... C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1274 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +1274 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1274 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1274 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1274 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1274 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1276 Too many coincidental plot points to be believable. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 30, 2005 +1277 I loved this movie as a kid. Haven't seen it since. 4/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum July 25, 2005 +1277 A highly memorable, very touching fantasy 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 11, 2005 +1277 Engrossing 1/5 rotten Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily December 20, 2004 +1277 A hard pill to swallow despite the gallant efforts of Dennis Quaid and Louis Gosset Jr. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice August 21, 2004 +1277 Underappreciated gem with magnificent performances. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 24, 2002 +1277 "Perfectly enjoyable sci-fi re-take on ""Hell in the Pacific." 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1277 a fine idea stretched too far and then crushed beneath a third act that feels wantonly out of place 2.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 27, 2001 +1277 It depends on plot gimmicks like the convenient arrival of enemies and the equally convenient arrival of friends to the rescue. It doesn't dare enough. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1277 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 21, 2008 +1277 1/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 25, 2007 +1277 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 8, 2005 +1277 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com April 4, 2005 +1277 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com April 17, 2004 +1277 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views April 9, 2004 +1277 4/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) February 12, 2004 +1277 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 30, 2004 +1277 3/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 5, 2004 +1277 3/5 fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) June 26, 2003 +1277 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 11, 2003 +1277 2/5 rotten Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ December 26, 2002 +1277 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +1277 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide April 4, 2001 +1279 ...a bottom-of-the-barrel comedy that'll probably leave even small children exhausted by its nonstop energy. 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 4, 2016 +1279 Mixes youthful angst and hilarious hijinks in a way you'd expect from the creator of Freaks and Geeks. fresh Alonso Duralde 0 Movieline November 1, 2012 +1279 There are fragments of good comedy packed amidst the many forgettable scenes that you've seen a dozen times before in a dozen other forgettable comedies 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide September 4, 2007 +1279 Why, and at what point, did Feig choose to ally himself with the bullies of the world and substitute broad stereotype for insight into character? 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central August 20, 2007 +1279 Predigested drivel. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 EURWeb August 10, 2007 +1279 The kids in the film behave badly. The adults behave worse. 3/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 7, 2007 +1279 Unexpectedly warm and huggable, and far funnier than you'd ever guess... one of the wittiest, most endearing holiday films in recent memory. 4.5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 DVDTalk.com August 6, 2007 +1279 Designed only for the youngest of children, who might be roused by the silly action, or perhaps for John Hughes, who might delight in the fact that his influence continues to color the landscape. C rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) August 2, 2007 +1279 Feig's sympathies toward young misfits are still thankfully evident, but the mature, realistic approach that made 'Freaks and Geeks' so refreshing is missing here. 3/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com January 12, 2007 +1279 Irresponsible content notwithstanding, it's the low standard of filmmaking that really defies belief. rotten Derek Adams 1 Time Out December 30, 2006 +1279 It's clear very early on that Warner Bros. wanted less a thoughtful film about divorce or coming of age than a chipper family pick-me-up. And thus we have Unaccompanied Minors, which is one-third heart and two-thirds cheese. 2/4 rotten Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies December 30, 2006 +1279 "Why is the Christmas message in ""family movies"" repeatedly reduced to splats, farts, bruises, and winky-wink sex jokes?" rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 21, 2006 +1279 Most Saturday morning cartoons are more realistic, and actually funnier. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 11, 2006 +1279 "A ghastly rip-off of the John Hughes genre, ""Unaccompanied Minors"" is so awful that it should be accompanied by a warning: May insult your intelligence. Proceed at your own risk." 0/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 11, 2006 +1279 ...another indigestible holiday turkey... 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review December 10, 2006 +1279 Unaccompanied Minors is packed with talent in front of and behind the camera, which makes its bland mediocrity even more unforgivable. C rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club December 8, 2006 +1279 Now Director Paul Feig, and writers Jacob Meszaros and Mya Stark have managed to make something which could be very tired, something rather cute. 3.3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Entertainment Insiders December 8, 2006 +1279 Not for the faint of heart, the movie is unsettling and startlingly true to life. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times December 8, 2006 +1279 Unaccompanied Minors may not be the worst holiday comedy ever made, but frankly I can't think of something from that genre that sinks lower than this frighteningly bad movie. 0/4 rotten Bill Zwecker 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 8, 2006 +1279 There isn't an original moment in the mix, but it's not as crass or vulgar as much of what passes for 'family friendly' entertainment, and it keeps the precocious pop-culture references to a blessed minimum. 2.5/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide December 8, 2006 +1279 It is not a holiday classic on par with A Christmas Story. But it does provide a lot of laughs and does do exactly what a yuletide movie should: it makes merry. 3/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com December 8, 2006 +1279 A bouncy mix of slapstick humor, shrewd character details and a poignant take on bringing the Christmas spirit to frequent fliers and children of divorce. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune December 8, 2006 +1279 A noisy, not particularly charming collection of skits and skirmishes. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 8, 2006 +1279 Younger kids probably will dig Minors like we dug The Goonies. B- fresh 0 Oregonian December 8, 2006 +1279 There's some amusing mischief as the underage passengers outsmart the grownups, but the picture also features mean-spirited stereotypes that kill the festive mood. Talk about holiday blahs. 2/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 8, 2006 +1279 A lot of crotches get abused in the kiddie comedy Unaccompanied Minors. And as a viewer, I felt a lot like a crotch. rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post December 8, 2006 +1279 Unaccompanied Minors is a Christmas headache looking for an audience. 1.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News December 8, 2006 +1279 The PG rating for Unaccompanied Minors doesn't stand for Pretty Good. 2/4 rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 8, 2006 +1279 A film that's funny and entertaining for kids and adults and does not involve moronic warring neighbors. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald December 8, 2006 +1279 It's just another loud, hyperactive Home Alone rip-off, and how many of those does the world really need? 2/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star December 8, 2006 +1279 It's the sort of movie that shortens your life and makes you doubt the existence of God. 1/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies December 8, 2006 +1279 The film wastes the talents of such funny people as Lewis Black and Teri Garr, as well as cast members from TV's Arrested Development, The Office, The Daily Show and Kids in the Hall. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 8, 2006 +1279 So that's that. If you're under the age of twelve this movie is for you. If you're any older than that you might as well just stay at home. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 8, 2006 +1279 A clumsily made but disarming enough movie about the joys of getting away with everything. 2.5/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe December 8, 2006 +1279 It plays like a cross between Home Alone and The Breakfast Club. Pre-teens are sure to have a great time, and accompanying adults will, too. 3/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette December 8, 2006 +1279 If Feig is working below his usual cleverness level here, at least he and the kids seem to be having fun doing it. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 8, 2006 +1279 A new generation of kids gets its John Hughes on...surprisingly bearable. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 7, 2006 +1279 It's a hodgepodge of spills, pranks, and wide-eyed reaction shots, sold with Feig's fine-tuned, Hughesian comedic voice. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 OhmyNews.com December 7, 2006 +1279 Maybe Unaccompanied Minors are the only ones who should go see this movie. Give them some soda, popcorn and milk duds, then let them rip up the theater, while Mom and Dad see something good 1/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 7, 2006 +1279 ... moves the film along with a modicum of snap and manages to keep the kids' performances from sliding into complete sentimental mush, if only barely. C+ rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 7, 2006 +1279 In the context of comedy films, Unaccompanied Minors is probably mediocre at best 3/5 rotten Anne Gilbert 0 Filmcritic.com December 7, 2006 +1279 It's The Breakfast Club for middle schoolers with slightly lower-grade angst and a less memorable soundtrack. C+ rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 7, 2006 +1279 Nothing more than Home Alone in an airport. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic December 7, 2006 +1279 A gently toned but ultimately trifling caper. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post December 7, 2006 +1279 Though it doesn't reek of originality, Unaccompanied Minors manages to keep familiar routines entertaining and find fresh ways to revive the laughs fossilized inside old gags. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 7, 2006 +1279 It's a prefab slapstick-'n'-pathos stew that doesn't taste like anything. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 7, 2006 +1279 Most of the comedy consists of one-liners and wacky slapstick. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 7, 2006 +1279 Sputters to the end credits on autopilot. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 7, 2006 +1279 There isn't a single original plot development in Unaccompanied Minors, which is why it's a surprise that the movie is so much fun. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 7, 2006 +1279 A ragged but extremely amiable family comedy. 2.5/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel December 7, 2006 +1279 For a movie funded by an NPR personality, it also has a nasty anti-environmentalist streak. 1.5/5 rotten John Thomason 0 Orlando Weekly December 7, 2006 +1279 "The dialogue is truly painful. The situations are so contrived they make ""SpongeBob"" seem like a nature documentary. But what's more annoying about Minors, is the calculation behind it." 2/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday December 7, 2006 +1279 A Christmas lump of coal. D+ rotten Bob Townsend 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution December 7, 2006 +1279 What these kids really need for Christmas is acting lessons. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com December 7, 2006 +1279 Frenetic and forced rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International December 7, 2006 +1279 This is a silly, moderately funny fantasy fit for kids whose parents care about them too much to ever let them run around unsupervised at an airport. 2.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star December 7, 2006 +1279 ...features more smart, funny people than any other dumb, unfunny film I've ever seen. 1/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) December 6, 2006 +1279 Neither good enough to be an instant classic nor bad enough to disappear from video stores' seasonal rental shelves for many Christmases to come. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 6, 2006 +1279 A winsome blend of Home Alone and The Breakfast Club, it's unabashedly silly kids' movie. 2.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 6, 2006 +1279 Anyone old enough to go see this without a parent or guardian will have seen it all before. C+ rotten Gregory Kirschling 1 Entertainment Weekly December 6, 2006 +1279 How do you defang and declaw caustic standup comic and commentator Lewis Black? Stick him in a PG-rated holiday family movie, then stand back and watch the laughs not pile up. rotten David Germain 1 Associated Press December 6, 2006 +1279 Brash, annoying juvenile slapstick comedy...Once word gets around, these Minors probably won't be as much unaccompanied as unattended. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 6, 2006 +1279 Why does the token black kid have to be comic relief? 2/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend December 5, 2006 +1279 Anyone who has ever actually been stuck in a terminal with rowdy youngsters will not likely choose to pay money to revisit that experience on-screen. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 1 Village Voice December 5, 2006 +1279 Where's John Hughes when you really need him? rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter December 5, 2006 +1279 The movie keeps on its toes from the cast's enthusiasm. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) December 4, 2006 +1279 Cycles of escape, recapture and punishment ensue, though a climactic infusion of Christmas spirit helps keep results merry. fresh 1 Variety December 4, 2006 +1279 The film has an excellent pedigree, but when it poops it stinks of a Tim Allen movie. 2/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine December 2, 2006 +1279 This romp just isn't funny or original enough to become a holiday classic. Although the solid cast makes it watchable. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 30, 2006 +1279 A pretty agreeable farce but it could have done with sharper lines and more spontaneous kids. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile November 27, 2006 +1279 3/5 fresh Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1279 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 27, 2007 +1279 1/6 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out February 3, 2007 +1279 C rotten 1 Dallas Morning News January 6, 2007 +1279 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine January 4, 2007 +1279 B- fresh 0 Baltimore Sun December 30, 2006 +1279 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 30, 2006 +1279 1/5 rotten 0 Hartford Courant December 30, 2006 +1279 B- fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com December 8, 2006 +1281 Most of the hearty laughs are packed into the first half, but the more focused second part maintains interest as it cannily explores the topic of role reversals. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 4, 2015 +1281 Anna Massey, who appears fleetingly as Sand's mother, offers a demonstration of how to make an overpoweringly fine impression in only a few minutes' time. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1281 A rather conventional romantic comedy, with the requisite plot devices to provide obstacles for the would-be lovers, but the story is well told. 7 fresh David Conner 0 Apollo Guide April 9, 2002 +1281 It's mildly funny, mildly dramatic, and well-acted enough. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1281 Despite all this assembled talent, the film stubbornly refuses to come to life. rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1281 A disorganized, confusing but amusing biopic. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1281 Director James Lapine pushes the story to its entertaining fullest, exuding a period-costumed sense of fun. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1281 As a salon full of characters, Impromptu provides great fly on the wall fun. 3/5 fresh Kathleen Maher 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1281 All the primary players are wonderful. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1281 D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1281 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 27, 2005 +1281 3/5 fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times November 25, 2004 +1281 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 1, 2003 +1281 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 15, 2003 +1281 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 10, 2003 +1281 D rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly April 12, 1991 +1283 This winning but nauseatingly upsetting documentary follows three people whose hands you would never, ever want to shake. 7/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine April 9, 2004 +1283 These guys just aren't interesting. Their jobs just aren't interesting. And the film just isn't interesting. 2/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com March 3, 2004 +1283 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat January 9, 2006 +1283 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com May 8, 2005 +1283 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium March 16, 2004 +1283 0/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle March 16, 2004 +1284 Intensely dramatic and visually riveting, this highlight of Japanese cinema contrasts modernism and rural traditionalism through the struggle of one man who's at one with nature. A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 16, 2012 +1284 "Himatsuri"" is a powerfully mysterious look at Japan's loss of innocence, a movie of strange beauties alive with a reverence for nature." fresh Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1284 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 19, 2005 +1284 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +1286 Stay As You Are reveals the challenges facing a compulsive womanizer. fresh Stay As You 0 Spirituality and Practice January 29, 2004 +1286 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 8, 2005 +1287 This film is not in the same league with its fine predecessor, Koyaanisqatsi. 1.5/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune December 6, 2018 +1287 Reggio's work may be mesmerizing and technically engrossing, but it's also narrowly self-righteous. Instead of expanding our consciousness, he instead seeks to squeeze it into his point of view through a movie that tries to tell us what to think. rotten Mark Bourne 0 DVDJournal.com April 6, 2006 +1287 'shows the consequences of what we have done in the past and the danger of where we are heading' 4/4 fresh Derek Smith 0 Cinematic Reflections February 28, 2004 +1287 You'd be hard-pressed to find another movie that conveys the contrasts of life in the modern world more effectively. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide September 20, 2002 +1287 An exquisite combination of sound and vision. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1287 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2005 +1287 4/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide September 29, 2003 +1287 4/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 19, 2002 +1287 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1288 Unmemorable, unfunny and unoriginal. 2/5 rotten David Jenkins 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1288 Save for its dalliance with the everyman action movie, there's no surprises in Paul Blart: Mall Cop, another largely listless comedy from Sandler's Happy Madison production company. 2/5 rotten Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +1288 In places the plot sags a bit and some jokes don't quite hit their mark or tickle the funny bone as much as they're obviously meant to. C+ rotten Christine Champ 1 Film.com May 6, 2011 +1288 James is much better than a lot of his contemporaries at this, eschewing over-the-top clowning for actual humanity. But it all gets thrown out the window in the second half. Maybe he'll do better next time. 5.5/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net April 25, 2011 +1288 Neither good enough to to really cheer for nor bad enough to really care about trashing it, it exists in that room-temperature middle where nothing feels like it matters. 2/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1288 ...a hopelessly underwhelming comedy... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 31, 2009 +1288 Unfunny, unoriginal and tedious - Mall Cop is successful only at living up to the standard set by past films that have begun with the words 'A Happy Madison Production'. 1/5 rotten Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex July 30, 2009 +1288 It's only almost the making of a comedy classic. B- fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth June 11, 2009 +1288 An unfunny comedy with a limited imagination and a steady diet of fat jokes. D rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope May 20, 2009 +1288 The numerous making-of featurettes includes a treat for those of us in eastern Massachusetts with the Burlington Mall highlighted... B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 12, 2009 +1288 "...a genial, inoffensive little comedy that coasts on the charm of its ""King of Queens"" star James..." B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 11, 2009 +1288 What's most disappointing here is that Kevin James appears capable of far more rich and subtle comedy than he's ever likely to be part of in a Happy Madison production. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide May 7, 2009 +1288 I found myself really quite enjoying this film, partly for its cheerful guying of mall culture. The heroine, Amy, works on a hair extension stand called Unbeweavable. fresh Julie Rigg 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National March 20, 2009 +1288 There's no doubt that James is a fine comedic actor and the role of Paul Blart fits his big frame like a well worn glove. As writers, however, he and Bakay rely too heavily on slapstick... rotten Andrew J. McGlinn 0 FILMINK (Australia) March 20, 2009 +1288 James makes a funny, likeable doofus, and the expansion of his girth since his hit sitcom The King of Queens is used to great comic effect. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) March 20, 2009 +1288 Men of a certain size will love Paul Blart - and his pursuit through the centre is remarkably inventive. Truly for all the family. 7/10 fresh Victor Olliver 0 Teletext March 19, 2009 +1288 Although juvenile, predictable and utterly forgettable, has an endearing central character in Kevin James fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile March 18, 2009 +1288 With only some scattershot scenes of physical humor, 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' does little to keep viewers safe from boredom. 2/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com March 16, 2009 +1288 "to my surprise, once the action part of the story kicked in, ""Paul Blart: Mall Cop"" transformed into a rather enjoyable comic adventure." 2/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy March 1, 2009 +1288 An 'arresting' comedy. James' best work. fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole February 24, 2009 +1288 Paul Blart: Mall Cop is a tongue-planted-firmly-in-cheek force to be reckoned with. B- fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) February 19, 2009 +1288 a good-natured, but awkward and often unfunny comedy that bounces from sad-sack pathos to slapstick action parody 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 4, 2009 +1288 You can't be too hard on a film that blows up a Rainforest Cafe, can you? 6/10 rotten James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis February 2, 2009 +1288 Thanks to Kevin James' earnest portrayal of an earnest guy, I was won over by the film's goofy charms. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 30, 2009 +1288 I know this is January, the month where dreadful movies go to die, and I know we have to take what we can get. But this? Spring has rarely seemed so far away. rotten Kurt Loder 0 MTV January 26, 2009 +1288 I really, really like Kevin James. But this is disappointing. 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) January 25, 2009 +1288 Like a mall, has long stretches where you see nothing of interest and a generally stale air to it. Unlike a mall, you can't just browse and then move on to a better section. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) January 22, 2009 +1288 There's nothing quite like the words 'Happy Madison Productions' appearing on the screen to diminish my expectations concerning the movie about to unfold. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 21, 2009 +1288 Kevin James throws his weight around as the dedicated mall cop, but sometimes his actions are more silly than funny. 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com January 20, 2009 +1288 This isn't brain surgery; this is daffy entertainment that plays to its strengths, with director Steve Carr trusting in James' deadpan earnesty B- fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly January 20, 2009 +1288 James takes a Segway, a cheesy mustache and the comic idea of Die Hard in a mall and bumbles his way to a lightweight but frequently funny film for the whole family. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World January 20, 2009 +1288 James gives it everything he's got, totally committing to the character and delivering clean comedy which often times is often more difficult than creating just a raunch-fest. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies January 20, 2009 +1288 The hero is named for a disgusting bodily function that's hardly PG material, but the movie itself seems to be aimed at grade schoolers. 1/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews January 18, 2009 +1288 It's a trivial pursuit, slathered with peanut butter. 3/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate January 18, 2009 +1288 A couple of Segway jokes stretched to an hour and a half running time. 2/5 rotten Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend January 18, 2009 +1288 ...this is a masterpiece compared to anything Rob Schneider has put out only it suffers from the same form of stereotyping. 1.5/5 rotten Michael Ferraro 0 Film Threat January 18, 2009 +1288 Just one long pratfall...an avalanche of really dumb action comedy that aims to be a variant on the Inspector Clouseau formula but fails miserably. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 17, 2009 +1288 Mall cops everywhere should sue. The movie is trash. C- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) January 16, 2009 +1288 "I just love this guy,"" James says of Paul Blart in the movie's production notes. For the sake of humanity I hope and pray that barely anyone else shares his affection." 1/5 rotten Adam Tobias 0 Watertown Daily Times January 16, 2009 +1288 Kevin James' slapstick comedy will amuse older tweens. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media January 16, 2009 +1288 Forget the rocky character development. Give me a fat guy falling down, and I'll start to laugh. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 16, 2009 +1288 The road from TV star to movie leading man is loaded with ill-conceived films. 1/4 rotten Perry Seibert 0 TV Guide January 16, 2009 +1288 The last name Blart may be the funniest thing in the movie, so that's a hint as to just how bad this shopping-center saga can be. 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today January 16, 2009 +1288 It's surprisingly okay, in a January kind of way. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 16, 2009 +1288 Paul Blart: Mall Cop is like the many variations on tuna surprise that show up at potlucks: generic but with a little something added to differentiate it. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 16, 2009 +1288 As cheapo larks go, it's a winningly unassuming one: no stars, no big action set pieces. Just a fat guy, a near-empty mall, and a lot of really ridiculous ideas. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate January 16, 2009 +1288 It's just not particularly funny. That Segway, alas, only goes so far. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times January 16, 2009 +1288 Paul Blart tepidly goes through its motions, but that doesn't mean you have to. rotten Nick Schager 0 Cinematical January 16, 2009 +1288 Just as James struggles to make unfunny material tolerable, so too does the supporting cast fall flat. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International January 16, 2009 +1288 Directed by Steve Carr, a man who knows how to put a camera in front of things, if little else, and written, sort of, by Nick Bakay and Mr. James. 1/5 rotten Nathan Lee 1 New York Times January 16, 2009 +1288 It's a juvenile motion picture designed primarily for a juvenile audience. But there's a little more here than one might reasonably expect. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 16, 2009 +1288 Laughs occasionally ensue. 2.5/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post January 16, 2009 +1288 Avoid this mall cop and just go shopping instead. 2/5 rotten Pete Hammond 0 Hollywood.com January 16, 2009 +1288 Perfectly inoffensive and almost entirely unfunny. 2/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News January 16, 2009 +1288 [The film] oo often settles for easy, lazy jokes, most of which revolve around either food or running into stuff. 2/5 rotten Glenn Whipp 1 Los Angeles Times January 16, 2009 +1288 Paul Blart: Mall Cop is so inconsequential you forget about it even before the movie is over. 1.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 16, 2009 +1288 Some people really love goofy comedy, and for those people there's Paul Blart: Mall Cop. You can bring the kids. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 16, 2009 +1288 James, at his best when he lets loose, plays his character a little too straight and so loses some of the movie's comic potential. 2/4 rotten Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail January 16, 2009 +1288 Sensationally stupid, haphazardly made and qualifying as unmitigated trash by any standards, Paul Blart: Mall Cop also manages to be consistently hilarious, thanks to star Kevin James. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 16, 2009 +1288 This comedy from Adam Sandler's Happy Madison production company takes itself too seriously for its own good. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 16, 2009 +1288 Surprisingly winning. 2.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post January 16, 2009 +1288 Working from a script co-written by James, the film feels like a Die Hard parody that's at least a decade too late. It's sophomoric and rudimentary, the whole thing offering so few laughs I almost fell asleep in the theater while watching it. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 16, 2009 +1288 To call this Kevin James comedy fatuous might be misinterpreted as an attack on the star's girth -- so how about inane, tepid, lazy, puerile, phony, and unfunny? rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader January 16, 2009 +1288 It's unlikely that even WALL-E could bring himself to scoop up this movie and leave it on his post-apocalyptic junk heap. 0.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe January 16, 2009 +1288 You might chuckle occasionally as the film drones on to a close, but mostly you'll be wondering when it will all end. 2/4 rotten Chris Kaltenbach 0 Baltimore Sun January 16, 2009 +1288 Producer Adam Sandler must have though so little of the film that he didn't even see it fit for a Rob Schneider cameo. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star January 16, 2009 +1288 ...a silly film that exists primarily as a vehicle for James... this marks the emergence of a comedy star who may get to fulfill the promise he shows here in films to come. 2.5/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 16, 2009 +1288 Oh my goodness, it's a ripoff of Die Hard. A shameless ripoff that gets more and more shameless the longer it goes on... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 16, 2009 +1288 Paul Blart delivers laughs, yes, but it's only one great slapstick actor and a little bit of heart away from being just another truly idiotic comedy. rotten Matthew Razak 0 Examiner.com January 16, 2009 +1288 Never delivers the big laughs this star in this promising premise really should. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 16, 2009 +1288 Parental Content Review rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 16, 2009 +1288 Adept at physical comedy, Kevin James -- who co-wrote the 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' script -- emerges the king of his retail domain. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 16, 2009 +1288 Boring and predictable in both its narrative and its aesthetics, Paul Blart: Mall Cop is dumbed-down, low-rent slapstick with stereotypes galore and a violent undercurrent that doesn't sit well. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 15, 2009 +1288 James, who co-wrote, endows the title character with such piercing sweetness that even his geeky pretensions are endearing. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet January 15, 2009 +1288 This dim-bulb, family-oriented slapstick film benefits greatly from James' knack for physical comedy, but it's ultimately too bland and uninspired. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 15, 2009 +1288 "...after a dismal first half hour, it changes from a piteous low intellect attempt at humor to a light-hearted takeoff on Bruce Willis and the ""Die Hard"" movies." 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times January 15, 2009 +1288 unfathomably unfunny... centered around mean-spirited fat jokes 2/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com January 15, 2009 +1288 A senseless Hollywood comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Daniel Getahun 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 15, 2009 +1288 Not a bad premise, but most of the comedy just dies. Hard. C- rotten Matt Stevens 0 E! Online January 15, 2009 +1288 [Has] such obviously humble intentions that busting on it is a bit like harassing the junior high school outcast who just wants to eat his tater tots in peace. rotten Jen Chaney 1 Washington Post January 15, 2009 +1288 A shamelessly sentimental comedy with a few crude gags thrown in arbitrarily. C- rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club January 15, 2009 +1288 Unlike James himself, the movie is a few bricks shy of a load, which explains why a movie obviously ticketed for a holiday release has backed up to mid-January. C+ rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 15, 2009 +1288 The film is completely forgettable, frequently funny and weirdly satisfying in a Jersey Loser Gets Respect kind of way. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 15, 2009 +1288 [James'] remarkably winning performance turns Blart into the ultimate underdog--a decent guy who's finally having the kind of day he deserves. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com January 15, 2009 +1288 Paul Blart: Mall Cop is a slapstick comedy with a hero who is a nice guy. I thought that wasn't allowed anymore. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 15, 2009 +1288 Give this to Paul Blart: Mall Cop: It delivers on everything it promises. Which is to say, nearly nothing. 2/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic January 15, 2009 +1288 Somewhere beneath its mediocre comedic trappings, there's a decent action movie trying to fight its way free. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 1 L.A. Weekly January 15, 2009 +1288 The end product won't win any Oscars, but the edges of this slapstick action film retain James's blitzkrieg sense of humor, making for a light comic adventure I'm positive kids will flip for. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com January 15, 2009 +1288 If you are a Kevin James fan you probably will want to see him rolling around, otherwise you can pass on this one to save a few bucks. 2/5 rotten Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum January 14, 2009 +1288 Like the movie's sad-sack hero, this comedy never comes close to achieving its real potential. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 14, 2009 +1288 The thin comic appeal of Kevin James is laid on a bit thicker in Paul Blart: Mall Cop, his first solo star vehicle for the big screen. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 14, 2009 +1288 An almost shockingly amateurish one-note-joke comedy on which the star also shares writing and producing credit. rotten Brian Lowry 1 Variety January 14, 2009 +1288 [Kevin James] proves to be a warm leading man who grounds the movie as it morphs into a loopy heist thriller after a promising start as something entirely different: a gentle comedy of suburban underachievement. B fresh Adam Markovitz 1 Entertainment Weekly January 14, 2009 +1288 TV's King of Queens working stiff James relocates to Jersey in an even larger than life silly but good natured big screen laughathon, as the corpulent crimefighter who's more than a little obsessive about cornering anyone shopping around for trouble. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze January 14, 2009 +1288 James and Mays are engaging and a handful of moments do generate genuine laughs. Not enough to justify a paid night at the movies... 2/5 rotten Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 13, 2009 +1288 The shot of Blart quietly crawling into a hostage situation inside the mall's bank and walking through a roped line is a moment of absurd grace, only it's shot with the vulgarity of a Crash Test Dummies commercial. 1.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine January 13, 2009 +1289 A virtuoso demonstration of cinematic facility which adroitly masquerades as a witty, pungent evocation of a woman's fantasy life. fresh Bruce McCabe 1 Boston Globe April 27, 2018 +1289 The first half of Montenegro seems to be a parody of Ingmar Bergman films, where characters wallow instead of doing anything about their problems. It's no accident that director Dusan Makajevev cast Bergman-regular Erland Josephson as the miserly husband. fresh Adam Lippe 0 Examiner.com September 8, 2012 +1289 The screen's most good-natured slaughter of familial order fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion June 4, 2010 +1289 Weirdly entertaining black comedy, that's not for all tastes. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 19, 2009 +1289 This funny and subversive film is by no means as unwatchable as some people have made Makavejev's work out to be. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 6, 2007 +1289 If it begins deceptively, as though setting out to be your typically angst-ridden Swedish art movie, by the time it's reached its set of climaxes,Makavejev's film could not have strayed further from the beaten track. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1289 There can be something absolutely liberating about a movie that makes up its rules as it goes along. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1289 A halfheartedly Surreal comedy filled with forced high spirits, unconvincing lunacies and failed sight gags. 1.5/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +1289 A dish for the discerning palate. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1289 The beginning of the movie is extremely engrossing, but just when you think Susan's journey is going to amount to something, Makavejev resorts to his old shock-value tricks. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com March 5, 2002 +1289 A paean to the liberating power of dirt, as in both grime and smut. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1289 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 3, 2005 +1289 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) December 14, 2003 +1289 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 17, 2003 +1290 "George A. Romero's Land of the Dead is a decent follow up to his classic ""Dead"" trilogy, delivering compelling characters, a thrilling narrative, and plenty of zombie action/gore." 3.5/5 fresh Jeff Beck 0 The Blu Spot October 30, 2017 +1290 There is so much symbolism that after a time, this feels less like a film than a thinly veiled lecture on the current global situation. But this has always been Romero's metier. fresh Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 24, 2017 +1290 Romero's zombie movies have always been about people, not zombies. That's what makes them work so well and Land of the Dead is no exception. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 22, 2011 +1290 Romero is back and just as good as he was then... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1290 Gory sight gags and intestine eating abound in this must-see movie for fans of the horror genre. B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 16, 2009 +1290 While it's hardly Romero's scariest achievement, it is a thrilling, disturbing commentary on a man-eat-man world that hits just close enough to home to give viewers an uncomfortable pause. 3/4 fresh Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner July 19, 2008 +1290 Romero's best film in a quarter century ... 3.5/4 fresh Lucius Gore 0 ESplatter June 19, 2008 +1290 With a master's control, Romero sets his characters in motion and against each other. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2007 +1290 a weak, if fun, appendix to Romero's excellent trilogy. 3/5 rotten Anton Bitel 0 Eye for Film July 6, 2007 +1290 Romero is more interested in Technicolor gore effects and in young people shooting big guns than in telling a frightening story. 4/10 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews August 5, 2006 +1290 The film has one of the best lines of the year, by Hopper, 'Zombies, man, they creep me out.' B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 10, 2006 +1290 Su verdadero valor subyace en lo que un genio del cine como Romero tiene que decir respecto de hacia donde nos dirigimos como humanidad. Hoy todos somos zombies. 3/4 fresh Jorge Avila 0 Moviola November 25, 2005 +1290 Romero's long-awaited zombie horror flick delivers lashings of gore, violent action sequences and big dollops of heavy-handed satire in equal measure. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon September 24, 2005 +1290 A perfectly worthy entry to close, or perhaps resuscitate, cinema's greatest zombie series. 4/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies September 23, 2005 +1290 Aaah, that familiar squelch of human flesh, as zombies get their foul fangs into body parts, or the unmistakable tearing sound of heads ripping off shoulders... fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile August 30, 2005 +1290 does not deserve to share the same glory that its vastly superior predecessors justly deserve rotten Alan Simpson 0 Sex Gore Mutants August 21, 2005 +1290 Extremely clever social satire buried in a rip-roaring action movie that isn't afraid to get squirm-inducingly gruesome. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 4, 2005 +1290 [P]retty swell ... George Romero is back and, in this movie, he's better than ever. 3/4 fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV August 2, 2005 +1290 ... expecting more horror and less adventure. 2.5/4 rotten Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com July 26, 2005 +1290 Far from playing it safe, Romero sees this sequel as an opportunity to challenge the viewer. 5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com July 16, 2005 +1290 While the film nowhere near matches the success of the director's earlier ventures, it nonetheless rises to the occasion in delivering a bit of social satire. 3/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org July 15, 2005 +1290 More than just another zombie movie, a better zombie movie. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 12, 2005 +1290 Romero hasn't let the kids today show him up one bit. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 9, 2005 +1290 while it isn't a necessary addition to the trilogy, it still entertains and delivers the goods in the gore department, and that's what we go to a Zombie movie for, isn't it? 3.5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com July 7, 2005 +1290 Romero finds creative ways to stage zombies feasting on flesh while tackling...gated communities, war profiteering, and entertainment as a weapon of mass distraction. B- fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 July 6, 2005 +1290 Hardly the magnum opus for which Romero fans have been waiting. 2.5/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat July 6, 2005 +1290 If Land of the Dead is too familiar to be unnerving, there's at least satisfaction in Romero making it such nasty fun. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 6, 2005 +1290 more than good enough to stand on its own, and its only real weakness is that Romero moves through the narrative too fast 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 5, 2005 +1290 There is indeed a lot of people-eating, with entrails spilling loosely, in Land of the Dead, but for those paying close attention, there is a good deal more going on. 3/5 fresh Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 5, 2005 +1290 The scariest moments in this film have nothing to do with gut-munching and everything to do with evolution, when the zombies don't behave the way they're supposed to. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies July 5, 2005 +1290 If you've ever installed a v-chip in your family tellie, Land of the Dead may not be for you 3/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week July 5, 2005 +1290 '...a film that is both a great time in the present and a fine tribute to the past.' 3/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review July 4, 2005 +1290 Forget about the creeping undead. Baker is the real stiff. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly July 1, 2005 +1290 Romero's masterfully executed allegory is the High Noon of horror flicks. fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) July 1, 2005 +1290 A worthy installment in Romero's Living Dead series or just another gory zombie movie, depending 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit July 1, 2005 +1290 If you're a huge zombie fan, then by all means, go worship at the altar of Romero. But if you're just looking for a scary movie, you can do better on DVD 2/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy July 1, 2005 +1290 ...isn't quite the instant classic everyone was hoping for; it is, however, a better-than-average horror film... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 30, 2005 +1290 How zombie godfather Romero can still manage to set himself apart from his legion of imitators is a mystery to me, but he's done it again. fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly June 30, 2005 +1290 It's good, gory fun, even if its satiric jabs at societal mores come across as more heavy-handed than in the past. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 30, 2005 +1290 The movie may not bring anything earthshaking to the zombie sub-genre, but as an exercise in intestine-munching horror, it's largely successful. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 30, 2005 +1290 It's extremely clear, from start to finish, that the master is back -- and he's going to show all the Romero-wannabes how to craft a truly great zombie movie. 4/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) June 30, 2005 +1290 The movie is listless and uninspired. C- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly June 29, 2005 +1290 With 'Land of the Dead,' Romero reminds us that he's not only a master of horror but also a great storyteller who just happens to ply his craft in the zombie genre. fresh Frank Wilkins 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews June 29, 2005 +1290 ...a broad, very amusing sociological polemic with a couple decent scares thrown in as an afterthought. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly June 28, 2005 +1290 "Zombies are back in another allegory - with the emphasis on the hardcore ""gory." 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com June 28, 2005 +1290 Romero's fourth-grade dialogue doesn't help matters, but anyone seeking out the latest achievements in cranial ruptures, spewing-blood gouts, and ground-beef spillage need look no further. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice June 28, 2005 +1290 Romero has made a movie that will completely satisfy the Fangoria magazine crowd but, like his previous efforts, also manages to make acute observations about modern society. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat June 28, 2005 +1290 About as lively as a piece of roadkill. rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness June 28, 2005 +1290 Well, George A. Romero has made another political statement. And yes, there just happens to be flesh-eating zombies in it. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) June 27, 2005 +1290 Zombies just aren't that interesting as villains because they zombie ahead. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper June 27, 2005 +1290 Fellow critics, just because a film purports political views doesn't make them any less non-sensical. 2/5 rotten 0 Film Snobs June 27, 2005 +1290 Despite being too bloody for its own good, Land is a different breed of walking-dead movie -- one with soul. 3/4 fresh Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly June 27, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead is just a giant excuse to see the walking dead pigging out on human flesh--in all its blood-dripping, bone-crunching, brain-slurping fashion. Yuck. 2.5/4 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com June 27, 2005 +1290 I pity Romero. Instead of a fresh Dead film, we're given a bizarre mixture of Day of the Dead and Escape from New York - and not in a good way. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures June 27, 2005 +1290 Those unbitten by the curse of the undead won't have quite as much to chew on, but the film is clever and entertaining enough to keep most anyone amused. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star June 26, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead is second-rate Romero, which means it's far better than most horror films being made today 2.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 Washington Times June 26, 2005 +1290 It's a joy to see the master of zombie cinema return to take back the crown. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com June 25, 2005 +1290 Effects, including random head explosions and other bloody body parts, are state of the low art. C rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com June 25, 2005 +1290 It doesn't disappoint in the way of visceral thrills, and for a reportedly low-budget affair, the effects are pretty gruesome. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 25, 2005 +1290 But if you like living dead movies, and there are lots of you out there, you'll like this one too. 2/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Entertainment Insiders June 25, 2005 +1290 At this point, I just want to buy Romero a drink and say, 'Christ, George, what kept you?' 3.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com June 24, 2005 +1290 The plot held no surprises and the acting no revelations. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post June 24, 2005 +1290 It's fairly solid fun without breaking any new ground. 3/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today June 24, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead not only leaves you wishing Romero and his zombies might come back to feast once more, but that they'd take their time. 3/4 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star June 24, 2005 +1290 All of Romero's experimentation comes to fruition in Land, which proves he has not exhausted zombies. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 24, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead is worth the wait, and dispels any fanboy concerns that the director was gone because he lost his mojo. 3/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 24, 2005 +1290 With Land of the Dead, Romero has created his personal masterpiece, an incredibly gruesome film, but with thought-provoking concepts and surprising resonance. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) June 24, 2005 +1290 Though not a bad film, all too often it feels like a slickly made studio offering with nary the juice and verve of the zombie master's prior, lower budget, ventures. 2.5/4 rotten Kim Morgan 0 Reel.com June 24, 2005 +1290 The metaphor, that a society that doesn't recognize the evil it is doing might be getting its comeuppance, would have been a cool subtext in a better movie. But this 'Dead' doesn't jolt, shock, scare or amuse. It just staggers along -- very, very slowly. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel June 24, 2005 +1290 It's Romero doing what he does best: using zombies to create a lowbrow social parable. fresh 0 Oregonian June 24, 2005 +1290 In George A. Romero's Land of the Dead, it's depressingly evident that the horror pioneer has been surpassed by his imitators. 1.5/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 24, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead is a perfectly adequate horror romp, but it's hard to imagine anyone remembering it five years from now. 2.5/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald June 24, 2005 +1290 Nope, there's not much here. But it's still good, cheesy fun. 2.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star June 24, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead is a banquet of nasty thrills for those who like their horror dashed with allegory and satire, as well as blood, guts and gore. 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies June 24, 2005 +1290 Romero's real forte is gore, and here he delivers. 3/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies June 24, 2005 +1290 With Romero's newest film... a celebration is in order. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 24, 2005 +1290 Land's gruesomely creative zombie atrocities stretch an R rating's limits like a bloody tendon about to snap. 3.5/4 fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle June 24, 2005 +1290 To say that the film feels old is a compliment to Romero... He quite literally cuts to the chase and bypasses anything resembling character or story development. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com June 24, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead is a horror flick, but not a screamy one -- the booming soundtrack pumps up the drama, and the gore induces squirms, but zombies more titillate than anything. 3/4 fresh Brad Wheeler 1 Globe and Mail June 24, 2005 +1290 wins on every level 3.5/5 fresh Keith Breese 0 Filmcritic.com June 24, 2005 +1290 The themes of oppression and greed are tied even more relevantly in 'Land of the Dead' than any of its predecessors. 3/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Lawrence.com June 24, 2005 +1290 Asia Argento makes her grandish entrance into Land of the Dead inside a cage. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters June 24, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead is living proof that films still can be inventive, that Hollywood is not the absolute center of the filmmaking universe and that a zombie film still can be scary and smart. B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News June 24, 2005 +1290 The gore and gross out factors are high but that won't stop the zombie fans from flocking to it like, well, zombies. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 24, 2005 +1290 Fans of these insatiable, shuffling carnivores needn't fear; Romero offers enough intestine-pulling, finger-munching gore. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer June 24, 2005 +1290 This new movie looks and feels like someone else's better-made schlock. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe June 24, 2005 +1290 Possesses the same heady mix of satire and searing horror that characterized the director's first two entries in the series. fresh Chris Pepus 0 culturevulture.net June 24, 2005 +1290 Romero defiantly shows the young wannabes a thing or two about being provocative and suspenseful, instead of relying on cheap thrills and technical tricks. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle June 24, 2005 +1290 ...manages enough of the pathos that has made Romero's zombie movies the paragon of the genre. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm June 24, 2005 +1290 A treat for people who like their horror movies brooding, bloody and laced with dark humor. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 24, 2005 +1290 Land is pure entertainment and superbly well done. 3/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News June 24, 2005 +1290 Romero has given us, as well as the zombies, a lot to chew on. There is as much allegory to his tale as there is blood, and let me tell you, there's no shortage of blood. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post June 24, 2005 +1290 Once again, George Romero has made a zombie movie for the times we live in. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News June 24, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead is rich with political metaphors and social satire, none of which ever throws us out of the story or slows the breakneck pace. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press June 24, 2005 +1290 Romero obliges those who are less concerned with meaning than with hard-core gore. B- fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News June 24, 2005 +1290 It's still pretty mindless, but, really, what did you expect from a bunch of zombies? C+ fresh 0 E! Online June 24, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead has got everything Romero's fans have been waiting for, and more. fresh Staci Layne 0 Horror.com June 24, 2005 +1290 The only summer movie that matters this year... Land of the Dead is Romero's long-awaited masterpiece... 4/4 fresh Aaron Hillis 0 Premiere Magazine June 24, 2005 +1290 After a while, I was hoping for something besides more of the same old gore. The zombie genre isn't dead yet, but it's starting to look a little stiff. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com June 24, 2005 +1290 Fails to deliver on its class warfare premise, fizzling out just when it should be heating up. rotten Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com June 24, 2005 +1290 Pogo's mournful eureka -- 'We have met the enemy and he is us' --never resonates more clearly than in Romero's work. fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) June 24, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead is easily the worst of Romero's four zombie movies, and clearly should have never been made. 1.5/4 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily June 24, 2005 +1290 This isn't just a good horror movie; it's a good movie, a biting look at the growing gap between the haves and the have-nots in our culture. fresh 0 Ain't It Cool Movie Reviews June 24, 2005 +1290 All the little touches are a delight. Romero shows you can still be creative with gore as zombies find new, inventive ways to disembowel people. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com June 23, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead works, and at times it works amazingly well -- but it's no classic, and I seriously doubt it will ever be considered as such. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com June 23, 2005 +1290 There's something Steinbeckian about Riley and Charlie, how they dream about gettin' away and finding a bit of land where there's no zombies, maybe gettin' those rabbits... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher June 23, 2005 +1290 The man who invented the modern zombie film comes back to his roots with this spooky, goopy horror flick about power and survival. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix June 23, 2005 +1290 Good, but not great ... Romero has been surpassed by his imitators, who have learned to make zombie flicks with greater skill than the master himself. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com June 23, 2005 +1290 It's really nice to see him with a budget... Romero's gone and made the zombie version of Metropolis. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies June 23, 2005 +1290 Romero's script isn't a thing of grace and beauty, but it achieves a sort of brawny entertainment that works in the moment. B- fresh Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine June 23, 2005 +1290 it is a thrill to see a horror movie concerned with more than how many cool ways they can gross us out 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com June 23, 2005 +1290 Romero's satiric cultural slant has never been as finely tuned and elevates just another chapter into something deeper and scarier. 4/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com June 23, 2005 +1290 For some of us, every day is a good day for zombies, and Land of the Dead lets their primary wholesaler do what he does best. B fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium June 23, 2005 +1290 The social commentary isn't subtle, but Romero delivers the goods so effectively that many won't even notice. B+ fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 23, 2005 +1290 George A. Romero's Land of the Dead reveals that Romero remains the master of a genre he reinvented. 5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times June 23, 2005 +1290 The acting is sloppy, the story convoluted, the finale anticlimactic. But because this is not just a zombie movie, but one made by the undisputed zombie master, it's easier to forgive the lapses. 2.5/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel June 23, 2005 +1290 An excellent freakout of a movie. 4.5/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times June 23, 2005 +1290 Romero still has a gift for expressive carnage and for turning zombies into something more than mindless, festering, plague-spreading viscera-chewers. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate June 23, 2005 +1290 There's no real joy in this undertaking, which seems to prize grossing out the members of its audience above freaking them out. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post June 23, 2005 +1290 Gritty, dark and unapologetically violent, Land of the Dead is a solid, serious zombie movie. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com June 23, 2005 +1290 Romero delivers the satire and the gory action...[but this] isn't the masterpiece the posters claim. Still, lackluster Romero is better than no Romero at all... fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews June 23, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead may not be the 'masterpiece' its promoters claim, but it is the work of a master. 3/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday June 23, 2005 +1290 Further evidence that you can reanimate the dead only so many times. 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 23, 2005 +1290 It's good to see [Romero] back in the genre he invented with Night of the Living Dead, and still using zombies not simply for target practice but as a device for social satire. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 23, 2005 +1290 A franchise that should be put out of its misery. 4/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine June 23, 2005 +1290 Nothing more than a zombie movie, but it's a first-class zombie movie, good, ghoulish fun, staged with skill and a nicely twisted sense of humor. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 23, 2005 +1290 Land of the Dead doesn't lack for creeps. It's just likely not the kind of complete frightfest that will have you wanting to go back for seconds. C+ rotten Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution June 23, 2005 +1290 Apart from the sunshiny ending, brains are all over the place in both respects in Land of the Dead, a fine example of hard-R genre fun. 3.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap June 23, 2005 +1290 Whatever Romero is trying to say this time is buried beneath a barrage of deafening gunfire and explosions. 2/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) June 23, 2005 +1290 A refreshing and assured meditation on tolerance that does a darn good job of masquerading as a zombie shoot-em-up. 7/10 fresh Brian Juergens 0 Freeze Dried Movies June 23, 2005 +1290 There's a sense that Romero has run out of ideas and is recycling. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 23, 2005 +1290 I didn't think Romero could come back at this late stage of the game and redefine the whole genre - but he does. fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD June 22, 2005 +1290 the film works best on that deliciously, subversively subliminal level, twisting its metaphor of exploited underclasses 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews June 22, 2005 +1290 The main problem of Land of the Dead is that it's lame. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 22, 2005 +1290 It was thought that George A. Romero would save the weakening horror genre. Instead, he joined it. 6/10 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum June 22, 2005 +1290 Romero may have enhanced the scale of his production, but not his iconic status in the zombie-making hierarchy. 2.5/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals June 22, 2005 +1290 How disappointing that Land of the Dead is a familiar rehashing of what Romero already covered in Day of the Dead. 2/4 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine June 22, 2005 +1290 The latest installment could well be Romero's masterpiece. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter June 20, 2005 +1290 A tour de force of not only independent filmmaking but independent thinking, rigorously worked out on all craft and technical levels yet enlivened by its twisted engagement with the real world. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety June 20, 2005 +1290 B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +1290 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1290 2.5/4 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2006 +1290 3/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +1290 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine January 7, 2006 +1290 7/10 fresh Paul Greenwood 0 Future Movies UK September 24, 2005 +1290 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 16, 2005 +1290 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1290 C rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews July 5, 2005 +1290 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle July 5, 2005 +1290 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com June 24, 2005 +1290 1.5/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun June 24, 2005 +1291 The actors are left grasping for laughs as the script tries to figure out just what it wants to be. 2/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 DVDTalk.com March 3, 2010 +1291 ... this Animal House of private girls schools is a motley misfit of a misfit comedy that offers outrageous antics in place of actual humor. rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com January 27, 2010 +1291 The result is too competent to be a travesty and too ordinary to be interesting. rotten Jason Anderson 1 Toronto Star October 19, 2009 +1291 Firth looks like he's changing his mind about being in this movie WHILE the cameras are running. rotten Michael Phillips 1 At the Movies October 19, 2009 +1291 Every scene is so frantic and desperate to make you laugh, to be clever, to be naughty and none of it worked. rotten 1 At the Movies October 19, 2009 +1291 I suspect this boorish, crude, often vulgar British comedy lost a great deal of its jolly credence whilst crossing the Atlantic. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate October 10, 2009 +1291 A tame, glittery spoof without a brain in its head or a character worth caring about. 2/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 Critic's Notebook October 10, 2009 +1291 Anyone with a fondness for the midcentury cartoons and films that inspired this scrappy comedy will appreciate the latest trip to the titular British boarding school. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News October 9, 2009 +1291 A stunningly witless revival of the infamous British film series about a girls' boarding school. 1.5/5 rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times October 9, 2009 +1291 "St. Trinian's is a hoot, but it's thrown-together, haphazard feel will only grate on the sensibilities of cineastes or aesthetic and moral prudes bent on decrying ""yoof"" culture -- although it's only moderately rude by contemporary standards." 3/5 fresh John P. McCarthy 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 9, 2009 +1291 Sadly, the level of deviance hovers around iCarly levels, as does the sophistication of the humor. C- rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO October 9, 2009 +1291 Bad in ways that are almost endearing... 1.5/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post October 9, 2009 +1291 Quirky British boarding-school comedy has iffy messages. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media October 8, 2009 +1291 It's an impressive bit of slumming by some name actors revisiting a childhood favorite -- a bit as if Hollywood had somehow convinced William Hurt to help restart Lost in Space, or Robert De Niro to do a Bullwinkle movie. Oh, wait. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 8, 2009 +1291 Sadly, the movie is a zoo. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe October 8, 2009 +1291 indifferent to storytelling, craft and, dare I mention, fresh ideas 1/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com October 8, 2009 +1291 With the right attitude this cheerfully calculated effort to update the old girl for a tween market can be enjoyed in all its endearing awfulness, as a loony High School Musical with posher accents and a lot more going on upstairs. fresh Ella Taylor 1 Village Voice October 6, 2009 +1291 Rupert Everett also expertly mangles the plum role once inhabited by Alastair Sim. 2/4 rotten Joseph Jon 0 Slant Magazine October 5, 2009 +1291 St.Trinian's represents a travesty of the British comic tradition. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press August 26, 2009 +1291 Lacking any really sharp dialogue, the film just about goes the distance by juggling its characters in short, sketch-like scenes and inserting occasional musical montages. rotten Derek Elley 1 Variety January 4, 2008 +1291 Everett almost single-handedly sustains the film, thanks to a nicely pitched turn as the headmistress with a heart. 3/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film December 28, 2007 +1291 Surprisingly enjoyable comedy with strong comic performances, lively direction and several decent gags. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 21, 2007 +1291 When you look at it again, the old film was not only superior but rather more radical. This St Trinian's looks as if it is aiming at the lowest common denominator, and finding it too often. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard December 21, 2007 +1291 The old St Trinian's movies with Alistair Sim weren't exactly comedy classics, but they look like gold next to this feeble, sloppily written caper. 2/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) December 21, 2007 +1291 Talulah Riley is simply sensational and newcomer Gemma Arterton pulls off a brilliant debut as sexy head girl Kelly. 4/5 fresh 0 The Sun (UK) December 21, 2007 +1291 While unlikely to have anyone cheering in the stalls, St Trinian's is nowhere near the calamity it should have been, even if it comes within striking distance more than once. 3/5 fresh 0 Daily Mirror (UK) December 21, 2007 +1291 Ofsted inspectors can expect nightmares; everyone else will be mildly amused. 3/5 fresh 0 Total Film December 21, 2007 +1291 Innocence is entirely absent from this extremely dubious addition to the big-screen adventures of Ronald Searle's cartoon creations. rotten Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema December 21, 2007 +1291 Camp fun, and catnip for a demographic that British cinema doesn't often bother to please. fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 21, 2007 +1291 A monumentally naff film. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 21, 2007 +1291 Colin Firth's humiliation is a thing of wonder. His entire career on screen and stage is beautifully sent up before our eyes. 4/5 fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) December 21, 2007 +1291 Heavy-handed at times and poorly plotted, but energetic and funny. A suitably undignified return to the screen for the notorious school and its out-of-control pupils. 3/5 fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 December 21, 2007 +1291 that 'jolly hockey sticks' vibe feels outmoded with the only efforts to update the concept being shorter skirts and push-up bras. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com December 21, 2007 +1291 The target audience - pre-teen girls - aren't going to notice the many shortfalls behind the camera. What they'll enjoy, regardless of quality, is some naughtiness true to the spirit of the series, Russell Brand and Girls Aloud. 2/5 rotten Sam Toy 0 Empire Magazine December 21, 2007 +1291 1/5 rotten Stephen Garrett 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1291 4/10 rotten Mike Barnard 0 Future Movies UK December 10, 2007 +1292 It's a story about how people get seduced by Los Angeles. That still happens, you know. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 11, 2011 +1292 It pulled me in with its friendly, inclusive, nonjudgmental appraisal of human nature. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2007 +1292 Despite a great ensemble of actors, it will leave you hanging from a cliff. 2.5/5 rotten Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald August 13, 2004 +1292 'We're left with a film that doesn't create enough interest in what went on in those Laurel Canyon backyards to justify pulling over and watching.' rotten Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife March 3, 2004 +1292 No matter how many times she pushes her specs up her nose Beckinsale is never going to be believable as a nerd. Bale as a psychiatrist: it's easier to envisage him as Batman. 2/5 rotten Annette Dasey 0 Teletext November 14, 2003 +1292 Frances McDormand lets loose in a terrific new role as record producer, mother, and corrupter of curious girls. 3/5 fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com October 24, 2003 +1292 'Laurel Canyon' is a little dangerous, a bit unconventional and very seductive. fresh Frank Wilkins 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 4, 2003 +1292 ...essentially worth checking out if only for the performances and Cholodenko's admittedly steady directorial hand. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 20, 2003 +1292 "Real people, real situations. ""Laurel Canyon"" is a keeper." 3.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf July 3, 2003 +1292 From the choice of L.A.'s musical bohemia to finding the right tension in each scene, director Lisa Cholodenko has hit another home run. fresh Charlie Brown 0 FilmStew.com June 4, 2003 +1292 With vocal inflections and a caring glance, McDormand rescues the mother-son dynamic that twists through Canyon like the famed Mulholland Drive. C+ rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Flipside Movie Emporium May 28, 2003 +1292 Interesting and distinctive but held back from greatness by forcing complex characters through tidy character arcs. fresh Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience May 21, 2003 +1292 An enjoyable little film about fidelity and intimacy among different generations. Worth seeing just for McDormand's performance. 3.5/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register May 6, 2003 +1292 Laurel Canyon telegraphs far too much of its unoriginal story to genuinely hold our interest. We find ourselves wishing we could leave these characters nattering in the living room and wander around the house looking at the souvenirs and photographs. We'r B- fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 5, 2003 +1292 How far can you follow the psychosexual exploits of folks you aren't all that drawn to in the first place? 3/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly May 2, 2003 +1292 Cholodenko has made a huge mistake in casting Bale and Beckinsale as her leads. While their blandness seems to be appropriate for the characters they're played, neither is very interesting. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) May 2, 2003 +1292 By the time Laurel Canyon closes, we're left with a number of dangling subplots, lots of questions and two hideously unbelievable reconciliations. 2.5/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal May 2, 2003 +1292 "Just when you thought the ""La-La Land"" cliche ... had been done to death, along comes the indie-film variation in Laurel Canyon." 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune May 2, 2003 +1292 It's a half-step backward for Cholodenko, whose latest film has none of the tenderness or fresh insight about relationships and sexual ambiguity of High Art. 2.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star May 1, 2003 +1292 It's nice, but truthfully it never pulled me in. C+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 28, 2003 +1292 The movie's contrivances begin to rankle. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald April 25, 2003 +1292 McDormand plays the exact opposite of her role in Almost Famous, and darned if she isn't just as terrific. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 25, 2003 +1292 An immediate guilty pleasure. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee April 25, 2003 +1292 It's an earnest, grown-up drama with some strong points, and it's extraordinarily well-acted. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian April 25, 2003 +1292 McDormand's flawless performance is worth the price of admission. 2.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel April 25, 2003 +1292 McDormand steals every scene, seemingly without even trying. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star April 25, 2003 +1292 Fizzles out in the third act, but we're long past caring. By then, Frances McDormand has usurped the movie and turned it into a lesson in character acting. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune April 24, 2003 +1292 The characters are fully dimensional, the performances perceptive and well-modulated. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review April 21, 2003 +1292 The main reason to see Canyon isn't the tofu of writer/director Lisa Cholodenko's plot. It's for the red meat of McDormand's performance. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News April 18, 2003 +1292 Self-discovery seems to be the goal, but the revelations hardly seem worth the work. 3/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic April 18, 2003 +1292 McDormand is superb. Likewise Bale and Nivola. 3.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 17, 2003 +1292 If there is one reason to see Laurel Canyon, it's to witness McDormand in the kind of role she's long deserved. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post April 11, 2003 +1292 Laurel Canyon's end isn't entirely satisfying, but the story works. A- fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle April 11, 2003 +1292 ...a strikingly judgmental movie in favor of liberal lifestyles. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) April 11, 2003 +1292 Thanks to the performances and the general looseness of the script, the movie is more appealing than it has any business being. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post April 11, 2003 +1292 Laurel Canyon gets off to a shaky start, but its characters soon come to life 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit April 9, 2003 +1292 Are you ready for 'Marge Gunderson: Sex Goddess'? fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly April 9, 2003 +1292 Cholodenko's second film is slicker but less satisfying than her first, but features another Oscar calibre performance from Frances McDormand, who has simply never been better than she is here B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 6, 2003 +1292 [Cholodenko's] smart script and sensitive directing make up for sluggish pacing, the picture's one major flaw. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star April 4, 2003 +1292 Good entertainment, but not a film that will stay on your mind once you've seen it. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies April 4, 2003 +1292 Never reaches the bar it sets for itself. 2.5/4 rotten Vic Vogler 1 Denver Post April 4, 2003 +1292 Plays out like a slow-motion sex farce. 2.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 4, 2003 +1292 While the plot successfully sets up the subsequent confrontation between the fragmented Sam and Alexis, both actors fail to elevate their performances to the dramatic level the climactic scene requires. 5/10 rotten Yazmin Ghonaim 0 Cinephiles March 31, 2003 +1292 "If you want to see a first class perf by McDormand and a sexually titillating family story, then I think you might enjoy [""Laurel Canyon""]." B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 31, 2003 +1292 But what holds the film together is Frances McDormand's riveting, unapologetic performance as Jane. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org March 30, 2003 +1292 Laurel Canyon is froth, but fun. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan March 29, 2003 +1292 Like Shampoo, the movie is a comical carousel of beautifully joined overlaps. 4/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune March 28, 2003 +1292 [A] tame exercise in hedonism and self-discovery. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe March 28, 2003 +1292 Too stilted and pre-programmed to come alive. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 28, 2003 +1292 The hills are alive with the sound of rock and roll, and the people of Laurel Canyon are learning new songs to live by. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com March 28, 2003 +1292 More obvious and superficial with, except for Ms. McDormand, rather soapy and cartoonish elements. C+ rotten Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News March 27, 2003 +1292 An engaging, entertaining glimpse into the lives of musicians nestled in the titular Hollywood Hills enclave. 3/4 fresh Loren King 1 Chicago Tribune March 27, 2003 +1292 A simmering soap opera with a much stronger cast than it deserves. ... [Its] edges are so smooth that it feels like it has been processed by some photo editing software. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews March 17, 2003 +1292 it goes without saying that McDormand is the high point of Laurel Canyon. She tears through the stiff, paper-thin movie with a sense of complete freedom, the same way Geena Davis did in The Accidental Tourist. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 17, 2003 +1292 A flawed but smart independent film whose virtues outweigh its flaws, and whose virtues are distinct. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 14, 2003 +1292 It's a pleasant, good-natured film that's easy to enjoy. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times March 14, 2003 +1292 Maybe it's that Cholodenko's more familiar with New York and loath to be too critical of another town, but Laurel Canyon lacks the sense of risk that High Art had, and in doing so, emasculates its apparent protagonist in Sam. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times March 14, 2003 +1292 May not be the deepest film around, but the sharp writing, an able cast and sensitive direction make it an engaging one. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 14, 2003 +1292 ...well-acted but unadventurous in its allegorical depiction of temptation and personal growth. 2.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire March 14, 2003 +1292 Rock-and-roll tale of temptation in paradise looks great ... and works thanks to McDormand's fearless performance. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix March 13, 2003 +1292 Well-cast, sporadically engaging but easily forgettable. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 13, 2003 +1292 Thank goodness for Nivola ... who makes a charming degenerate, and McDormand in her sexiest role to date. They make up for a bunch of sins. 2.5/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News March 13, 2003 +1292 Vacuous, elitist. 1.5/4 rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times March 13, 2003 +1292 McDormand and Bale are gods, of course, but the real delight here is Nivola. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 12, 2003 +1292 Cholodenko has an extraordinarily assured hand; the subtle and detailed touches with which she sets each scene force you to take her characters seriously, no matter how superficial and contrived their plight. 4/4 fresh Howard Karren 0 Premiere Magazine March 11, 2003 +1292 Laurel Canyon isn't about philandering but it's about something just as real: emotional drift. The film captures with razor precision the subatomic electric spark between two people who are feeling and fighting an attraction to one another. A- fresh Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today March 10, 2003 +1292 Laurel Canyon explores how the love of a serious and sober couple is challenged by the hedonistic sexuality of those they encounter in this California community. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 9, 2003 +1292 Laurel Canyon is neither profound or particularly insightful about the Mephistophelean bargain that success in show business often represents. But it is also never dull, riding along on McDormand's blazing performance. C+ fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) March 8, 2003 +1292 McDormand seems to know how to get the most out of the smoggy material, giving one of her most natural and appealing characterizations. 2.5/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News March 7, 2003 +1292 [McDormand] makes both the character and her Laurel Canyon sanctuary feel genuinely lived. 2.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday March 7, 2003 +1292 McDormand's powerhouse performance alone compensates for many minor deficiencies. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide March 7, 2003 +1292 All the performances are strong, but McDormand, Bale and Nivola's are most powerful. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today March 7, 2003 +1292 Laurel Canyon may be more a vibe than a movie. And that's precisely its power. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com March 7, 2003 +1292 It's worth a visit if you want to check out the latest emotional vibes emanating from the Hollywood Hills. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor March 7, 2003 +1292 The devices that run this strained comedy are as shallow as some of the residents in the titular Hollywood neighborhood. C- rotten 0 E! Online March 7, 2003 +1292 It reminds of what Cholodenko is capable--and of the promise that she might get there again. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central March 7, 2003 +1292 Although the film occasionally feels a bit forced or manipulative, it never loses its overall sense of credibility. Frances Mcdormand is simply great as Jane, and as usual never disappoints 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 7, 2003 +1292 It reconfirms the filmmaker's talent as an acutely observant chronicler of upscale bohemian subcultures. 4/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times March 6, 2003 +1292 There wasn't a moment in the film that I didn't enjoy, but neither was there anything that got my mind or heart racing. 3/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times March 6, 2003 +1292 One of Cholodenko's strengths here is in her casting, particularly that of McDormand and Nivola. 3/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com March 6, 2003 +1292 It has power above and below the waist, and proves that not all the navels in L.A. are in the oranges. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer March 6, 2003 +1292 What rescues this situation from the formulaic banality it seems to be headed toward is the seriousness with which the filmmakers take the actual work being done by the various characters. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer March 6, 2003 +1292 The characters are tedious, as are the fussy performances of Bale and Beckinsale. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly March 6, 2003 +1292 Relies on easy caricature over true character such that the film fails to build emotional momentum or resonance. rotten Mark Olsen 1 L.A. Weekly March 6, 2003 +1292 The chemistry between McDormand, Ian and goody-two-shoes Alex is soggy rather than sexy. 6/10 rotten J. C. Farrow 0 Citysearch March 6, 2003 +1292 The spectacle of pretty people floating languidly across the screen notwithstanding, Laurel Canyon is short on conviction and long on contrivance. rotten 1 Village Voice March 4, 2003 +1292 Frances McDormand isn't just good, she's fantastic in this movie. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper March 4, 2003 +1292 Comes across pretty much as a pretentious soap opera -- a movie that wants the audience to believe it has more to say about life than the usual melodrama. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews March 1, 2003 +1292 'Where could all this be going? you might wonder. Sadly, the answer is 'Nowhere.' 4/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine February 26, 2003 +1292 Cholodenko has pulled finely calibrated ensemble work from her perfectly cast actors who, despite varied backgrounds, are on the same page and bring a rare authenticity to their interactions. fresh Erica Abeel 0 Film Journal International February 22, 2003 +1292 If the booze-swilling, oversexed evil sister of McDormand's Almost Famous matron were to make her own movie, it might look something like Laurel Canyon. rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Slant Magazine February 9, 2003 +1292 A witty, thoroughly enjoyable take on what happens when two serious people come in contact with others who are hedonistic. 3.5/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 5, 2003 +1292 Cholodenko's tepid melodrama is an exercise in boilerplate storytelling. 2.5/5 rotten Merle Bertrand 0 Film Threat February 4, 2003 +1292 Despite the insistent prurience in the writing, the performances are pro and much production value is accomplished on a modest budget. 3.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Filmcritic.com January 27, 2003 +1292 McDormand's terrific as the perennially foxy rock chick, but Bale contributes the movie's most affecting performance as a son who still longs for the stability his mother could never provide. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY October 2, 2002 +1292 If Laurel Canyon isn't quite as daring as it thinks it is, it is an always honest, often stirring movie. 3/5 fresh Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 15, 2002 +1292 An absorbing film about men and women and mothers and sons and how choices can forever alter relationships. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter May 18, 2002 +1292 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1292 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1292 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 26, 2003 +1292 6/10 fresh Kenny Hogart 0 Future Movies UK November 22, 2003 +1292 3/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com November 11, 2003 +1292 2.5/4 rotten 0 Sunday Times (Australia) October 27, 2003 +1292 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 23, 2003 +1292 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle April 13, 2003 +1292 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com March 27, 2003 +1297 It's a would-be prestige picture that aims for something higher and misses. 2.5/5 rotten Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 29, 2018 +1297 An ideal role for Chastain, luminous in radiating both Weldon's ferocity and unadorned admiration of Sitting Bull, who is played with gravitas but also an ingratiating lack of pretense that makes the burgeoning friendship between the two feel authentic. fresh Stephen Saito 0 Moveable Fest October 22, 2018 +1297 Woman Walks Ahead doesn't accomplish all that it could, but it's far from a bad film, or even a mediocre one. It avoids over-romanticizing the American West, even as it trades on romance. fresh Lauren Humphries-Brooks 0 Citizen Dame September 11, 2018 +1297 Jessica Chastain and Michael Greyeyes are perfect for their roles, as is the entire supporting cast. Add in great cinematography and musical score and you have a very entertaining film. 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com July 21, 2018 +1297 ...a finely etched character piece that does not disrespect the people that the time betrayed. 6.5/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix July 21, 2018 +1297 Though based on an empowering story, and containing two fine performances by both Michael Greyeyes and Jessica Chastain, its choppy pacing, unimposing cinematography, and underdeveloped characters make it an unfortunately forgettable endeavor. rotten David Fontana 0 Film Inquiry July 18, 2018 +1297 A portal into the Western frontier revealing the prevalence of racism and sexism. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 6, 2018 +1297 Susanna White and Jessica Chastain's Woman Walks Ahead is well-meaning but bland, another white savior among natives story. rotten Roxana Hadadi 0 Pajiba July 6, 2018 +1297 Susanna White's biographical drama is a little traditional and occasionally a little stiff, but the growing relationship between Weldon and Sitting Bull at its center offers rich emotional rewards. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media July 5, 2018 +1297 ...A solid, if highly fictionalized, Western biopic that brings a largely forgotten historical feminist figure to light fresh Staci Layne 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com July 2, 2018 +1297 Jessica Chastain and Michael Greyeyes bring smarts and chemistry to this worthy Western. 3/5 fresh Tomris Laffly 1 Time Out June 30, 2018 +1297 Weldon and Sitting Bull deserve better. So do we. rotten 0 Vanity Fair June 29, 2018 +1297 Woman Walks Ahead is too often one step behind in making us care. 2/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com June 29, 2018 +1297 ... emphasizes melodrama while shortchanging historical context and meaningful insight to supplement its intriguing backdrop. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue June 29, 2018 +1297 The good intentions it carries out to the plains don't make up for the tentative falseness at its center, a hero who could herself benefit from a portraitist's clear vision. rotten Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice June 28, 2018 +1297 A well-intentioned but ultimately disappointing film that is perhaps afraid of its own subject. rotten Simi Horwitz 0 Film Journal International June 28, 2018 +1297 It's all ridiculously romanticized and self-serving. But the performances are so good and Michael Eley's vistas, shimmeringly shot in New Mexico, are so stunning, it feels churlish to resist fresh Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times June 28, 2018 +1297 Inches toward melodrama and dramatic overcrowding, weakening a previously intimate study of curiosity. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com June 28, 2018 +1297 White's atmospherically directed drama is a worthy addition to films that address the US Government's illegal seizure of Native American lands-and its genocidal policies. fresh Graham Fuller 0 Culture Trip June 27, 2018 +1297 But if it doesn't exactly feel revelatory or deeply explored as a historical document, it's still an intriguing story, capably told. B fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly June 27, 2018 +1297 Woman Walks Ahead has some narrative issues but is ultimately a well-acted biographical drama. 8/10 fresh Kenneth Seward 0 IGN Movies June 27, 2018 +1297 Woman Walks Ahead sounds like a great idea in theory but the film goes poorly in its execution. rotten Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies June 27, 2018 +1297 Perceptively plaintive, recalling our Native American ethnic tragedy, made timely by the current agitation at Standing Rock. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 25, 2018 +1297 As a character, Catherine Weldon suffers the same fate as Sitting Bull, having been reduced to a signifier of the filmmakers' retroactive political correctness. 1.5/4 rotten Chuck Bowen 0 Slant Magazine June 25, 2018 +1297 Despite screenwriter Steven Knight's pedigree of grippingly good thrillers, this historical western becomes a very long walk too quickly for its own good. 2.5/5 rotten John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) June 23, 2018 +1297 Woman Walks Ahead might have its imperfections, but if you are attentive, you'll find it can be rewarding. fresh Kristy Strouse 0 Film Inquiry May 12, 2018 +1297 Steven Knight's script veers dangerously close to white-savior territory, but the complexity of the native characters is commendable, and the performances are first-rate. fresh Jason Bailey 1 Village Voice April 19, 2018 +1297 The real issue, though, is that it confuses different types of oppression, and seems to propose that people who've experienced misogyny are uniquely qualified to understand racism and vice versa. rotten Katherine Murray 0 PopMatters September 28, 2017 +1297 A listless but lustrously shot biopic... C- rotten David Ehrlich 1 indieWire September 22, 2017 +1297 Woman Walks Ahead remains stagnant as a politically correct but enervating historical drama. rotten Tina Hassannia 1 RogerEbert.com September 20, 2017 +1297 Despite the estimable talent on hand both behind and in front of the camera, the story never comes to convincing life and doesn't, in the end, have anywhere particularly surprising or interesting to go. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter September 18, 2017 +1297 Well-crafted, ably told and manages to connect with its earnest good intentions and desire to please. B fresh Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist September 12, 2017 +1297 As white savior stories go, it's still progress to find one that lives up to such a feminist title as this. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety September 11, 2017 +1297 Woman Walks Ahead is a solidly crafted and well shot, if basically unchallenging film. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian September 11, 2017 +1298 If you're into high-brow humor, you ain't gonna find it in The Hot Chick. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies January 10, 2016 +1298 I didn't expect a masterpiece, but it's basic Rob Schneider at his worst. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 5, 2014 +1298 Offensive, vile, and, even worse, not funny. 1/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +1298 There is exactly ONE scene worth watching in Rob Schneider's latest pathetic romp... is it worth ten bucks? No way in hell. D+ rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston October 7, 2003 +1298 It's interesting that Rob Schneider's comedies are getting progressively worse as they are released. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1298 It's sad and depressing when in order to get a laugh a Hollywood movie has to stoop to replaying gags that would have made the Three Stooges blush. 3/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis June 20, 2003 +1298 The Cold Turkey would've been a far better title. 1/5 rotten Harry Guerin 0 May 22, 2003 +1298 Basically harmless and grudgingly funny. 2.5/4 fresh Jessica Letkemann 0 Premiere Magazine March 4, 2003 +1298 Couldn't someone take Rob Schneider and have him switch bodies with a funny person? rotten Paul Matwychuk 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) January 19, 2003 +1298 Yes, it was bad. But I laughed. B- fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) January 14, 2003 +1298 The movie's devices are so feeble, I think it was written on a napkin in a Denny's the day before principal photography began. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post December 23, 2002 +1298 It's push-the-limits teen comedy, the type written by people who can't come up with legitimate funny, and it's used so extensively that good bits are hopelessly overshadowed. 1.5/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal December 20, 2002 +1298 What's the most positive thing that can be said about the new Rob Schneider vehicle? Well, it's not as pathetic as The Animal. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 19, 2002 +1298 Enough to make any woman or gay man wish they could beam themselves to planet Zoltron. rotten Laura Sinagra 1 Village Voice December 17, 2002 +1298 "Freaky Friday,"" it's not." rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 17, 2002 +1298 [A] wonderful pile of stench. 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 17, 2002 +1298 Even for its genre and the possibility of a counterprogramming miracle, it looms a wobbly entry. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International December 16, 2002 +1298 Rob Schneider's infantile cross-dressing routines fill The Hot Chick, the latest gimmick from this unimaginative comedian. 1/5 rotten Paul Clinton 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 16, 2002 +1298 Schneider's mugging is relentless and his constant need to suddenly transpose himself into another character undermines the story's continuity and progression. 1/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 16, 2002 +1298 Somehow, Schneider enthusiasts will find their needed escapism in a clueless comedy that has more holes in it than rotted Swiss cheese. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye December 16, 2002 +1298 I will say this for the film -- it's in color. And, it was mostly in focus. And I really can't say anymore for it beyond that. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 16, 2002 +1298 "Even by the low standards of Saturday Night Live-alumni movies, ""The Hot Chick"" is simply excruciating. It is loathsome, offensive, vile, and, even worse, it is not funny." 1/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 15, 2002 +1298 "Half of the humor goes into the ""how could they possibly have thought that was funny?"" file." C+ rotten Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) December 15, 2002 +1298 Deep down, I realized the harsh reality of my situation: I would leave the theater with a lower I.Q. than when I had entered. 1/5 rotten Blake French 0 Filmcritic.com December 14, 2002 +1298 A farce of a parody of a comedy of a premise, it isn't a comparison to reality so much as it is a commentary about our knowledge of films. 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 14, 2002 +1298 An admittedly by-the-numbers affair, but garners some hearty and unexpected laughs through the machinations of its premise. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 13, 2002 +1298 It contains the most insufferably lame outtakes of any movie that I can ever remember. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 13, 2002 +1298 Its and pieces of The Hot Chick are so hilarious, and Schneider's performance is so fine, it's a real shame that so much of the movie -- again, as in The Animal -- is a slapdash mess. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner December 13, 2002 +1298 By the standards of knucklehead swill, The Hot Chick is pretty damned funny. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 13, 2002 +1298 Instead of the easy laughs, Schneider and Brady are going for something a little deeper. 2/4 fresh 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 13, 2002 +1298 Strictly a 'guy's film' in the worst sense of the expression. 1.5/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee December 13, 2002 +1298 This unabashedly stupid comedy is, well, unabashedly stupid. 1.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 13, 2002 +1298 It is silly enough to keep you laughing. fresh Dan Gross 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 13, 2002 +1298 Too lazy to take advantage of its semi-humorous premise. 1/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune December 13, 2002 +1298 The bodily function jokes are about what you'd expect, but there are rich veins of funny stuff in this movie. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies December 13, 2002 +1298 The verdict: Two bodies and hardly a laugh between them. D rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News December 13, 2002 +1298 A comedy that surpasses stupidity, and not in entertaining ways. F rotten Paul West 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 13, 2002 +1298 Jam-packed with literally bruising jokes. Every five minutes or so, someone gets clocked. 1/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer December 13, 2002 +1298 Wallows in gender stereotypes, solidifying the impression that Schneider can't compete with the likes of Sandler and fellow SNL alumnus Mike Myers. 2/5 rotten Mitchell Vantrease 1 Arizona Republic December 13, 2002 +1298 Schneidermeister... Makin' a fool of himself... Losin' his fan base... 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star December 13, 2002 +1298 If you pitch your expectations at an all time low, you could do worse than this oddly cheerful -- but not particularly funny -- body-switching farce. 2/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide December 13, 2002 +1298 While the result is neither poetry nor politics, it does rather gleefully turn a few dumbass guy's-guy movie comedy conventions on their heads. 2/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star December 13, 2002 +1298 This is a movie that starts out like Heathers, then becomes Bring it On, then becomes unwatchable. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 13, 2002 +1298 The film is a disaster from start to finish. 1/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! December 13, 2002 +1298 Despite this inconsistency and Schneider's one-note turn, the film does offer a few amusing moments. All too often, however, The Hot Chick feels like a cold fish. 2/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com December 13, 2002 +1298 It's all enough to make one ponder the question that always comes up when a new King of Lowbrow is crowned: Why haven't the French heard of this guy? 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 13, 2002 +1298 Call it tastelessness with a message -- a dubious combination, like, for sure. Still, Schneider pulls off the masquerade pretty well. 1.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday December 13, 2002 +1298 A crude teen-oriented variation on a theme that the playwright Craig Lucas explored with infinitely more grace and eloquence in his Prelude to a Kiss. 2/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times December 13, 2002 +1298 I haven't laughed harder at anything this year, but I would have a hard time recommending this gender-bending gut-buster to anyone who doesn't have a high threshold for crude sexual humor and stereotypes. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 13, 2002 +1298 Another lukewarm comedy. 2.5/4 rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 13, 2002 +1298 On the surface The Hot Chick 3/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times December 13, 2002 +1298 Marks no discernible improvement on its predecessors Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo and The Animal, though the sight of the deeply unprepossessing Schneider all dolled up for girlie business is good for a few shallow chuckles. rotten John Patterson 1 L.A. Weekly December 13, 2002 +1298 Loosely speaking, we're in All of Me territory again, and, strictly speaking, Schneider is no Steve Martin. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail December 13, 2002 +1298 Avoid at all costs. F rotten 0 E! Online December 13, 2002 +1298 Does Revelations say anything that could be interpreted as 'The end is nigh when Rob Schneider turns into a woman in a movie that's funny, sweet and clever'? If so, prepare to meet your maker, because The Hot Chick is exactly that. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press December 13, 2002 +1298 If you think it's a riot to see Rob Schneider in a young woman's clothes, then you'll enjoy The Hot Chick. D+ rotten Charles Ealy 1 Dallas Morning News December 13, 2002 +1298 The execution is so pedestrian that the most positive comment we can make is that Rob Schneider actually turns in a pretty convincing performance as a prissy teenage girl. 4/10 rotten Ross Brooks 0 Citysearch December 13, 2002 +1298 The movie resolutely avoids all the comic possibilities of its situation, and becomes one more dumb high school comedy about sex gags and prom dates. rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 13, 2002 +1298 Has a few funny moments, but pretty lame overall. 4.5/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com December 12, 2002 +1298 Yes, the film does have its grosser moments but overall the film is Schneider's best comedy to date. 3/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) December 11, 2002 +1298 Schnieder bounces around with limp wrists, wearing tight tummy tops and hip huggers, twirling his hair on his finger and assuming that's enough to sustain laughs... 1.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 10, 2002 +1298 The slapstick is labored, and the bigger setpieces flat. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety December 10, 2002 +1298 Several degrees shy of the gross-out contests one expects from current teen fare. fresh David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter December 10, 2002 +1298 It's nice to have something so outrageously silly to lighten things up. 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend December 9, 2002 +1298 When it tries to be funny it's usually appalling, but when it attempts to be sweet it's truly nauseating. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 9, 2002 +1298 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1298 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1298 1/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon May 24, 2003 +1298 2/5 rotten Neil Smith 0 BBC.com May 12, 2003 +1298 1.5/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com February 17, 2003 +1298 2.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons January 5, 2003 +1298 D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 16, 2002 +1298 7/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com December 13, 2002 +1298 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 12, 2002 +1300 If they gave an Oscar for best ensemble acting, and I think they should, The Grey Zone would get my vote. B+ fresh Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America January 3, 2018 +1300 "This is a masterpiece and yet another chapter of the dark period called: ""The Holocaust." fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1300 So many incredibly raw, wrenching--and, crucially, unsparingly unsentimental--scenes and moments that it's impossible to not be haunted by the film. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 2, 2009 +1300 It unsuccessfully tries to bridge the gap between pathos and establishing a sense of realism, coming across as forced. Overweight prisoners and Harvey Keitel's German accent distract from the mood of the film. C rotten Jason Gorber 0 Film Scouts June 21, 2007 +1300 They are dark, thoroughly uncompromising works of a filmmaker completely fearless to take an audience into dank recesses of the human condition. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 19, 2003 +1300 Unlike Schindler's List, ... this uses history to remind us of the tenuousness of our own morality, to remind us that ... most of us will never have to know what we might be capable of in certain circumstances. fresh 0 ArtVoice April 26, 2003 +1300 The effort is sincere and the results are honest, but the film is so bleak that it's hardly watchable. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 21, 2003 +1300 Hauntingly unforgettable. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 30, 2002 +1300 An intelligent and deeply felt work about impossible, irrevocable choices and the price of making them. 2.5/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer December 27, 2002 +1300 "It's hard to imagine anybody ever being ""in the mood"" to view a movie as harrowing and painful as The Grey Zone, but it's equally hard to imagine anybody being able to tear their eyes away from the screen once it's started." fresh Paul Matwychuk 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) November 29, 2002 +1300 Brings light to a little-known facet of the Holocaust in a way that does justice to its moral ambiguities. 4/5 fresh Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY November 19, 2002 +1300 If this story must be told and retold -- and indeed it must -- then The Grey Zone is to be lauded for finding a new and ingenious angle. A- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather November 18, 2002 +1300 If stars could be awarded on the basis of good intentions, The Grey Zone should be king of the galaxy. Unfortunately, it lands on earth with something of a thud. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle November 18, 2002 +1300 Effectively feeds our senses with the chilling sights and sounds from within the camp to create a completely numbing experience. 5/5 fresh David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com November 18, 2002 +1300 Even in its darkest moments, a heartening defiance underlies gut-wrenching calamity. B+ fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle November 15, 2002 +1300 As bold and unyielding as The Grey Zone stands with its historical subtext, there are a few factors detracting from the powerful message. 3/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org November 15, 2002 +1300 The Grey Zone is powerful, mesmerizing and disturbing. 4.5/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) November 9, 2002 +1300 An uncomfortable movie, suffocating and sometimes almost senseless, The Grey Zone does have a center, though a morbid one. fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian November 8, 2002 +1300 [Blake] creates moments ... that are impossible to forget. 4/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee November 8, 2002 +1300 [Nelson's] movie about morally compromised figures leaves viewers feeling compromised, unable to find their way out of the fog and the ashes. 2.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 7, 2002 +1300 Like the Ancient Mariner, Nelson grabs us by the collar and says, You must know about this. You must bear witness. And so you do. A- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution November 7, 2002 +1300 True tale of courage -- and complicity -- at Auschwitz is a harrowing drama that tries to tell of the unspeakable. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1300 Nelson's dialogue sounds colloquially American and betrays its stage origin ... which, added to the well-fed look of many of the inmates, works against the strong acting and the inherent power of the Holocaust theme. 3/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review November 4, 2002 +1300 An unflinching film, The Grey Zone takes us right into the gas chambers. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 1, 2002 +1300 his [Nelson's] screenplay needs some serious re-working to show more of the dilemma, rather than have his characters stage shouting matches about it. 2.5/5 rotten John A. Nesbit 0 ToxicUniverse.com October 31, 2002 +1300 "Tim Blake Nelson, credited as producer / screenwriter / play author / editor / director for ""The Grey Zone"" has taken a huge bite of a grim story of insurrection and destruction, leavened with spiritual salvation, and makes it, overall, boring and tedious" C rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 31, 2002 +1300 Writer-director Tim Blake Nelson...makes the film compelling by designing it not to horrify, but to testify. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire October 31, 2002 +1300 The Grey Zone gives voice to a story that needs to be heard in the sea of Holocaust movies...but the film suffers from its own difficulties. 3.5/5 fresh Anita Schmaltz 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) October 26, 2002 +1300 Tim Blake Nelson takes a charged, unimaginable situation and stylistically flattens it C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 26, 2002 +1300 [A] devastatingly powerful and astonishingly vivid Holocaust drama. 4/4 fresh Joe Leydon 0 The Moving Picture Show October 25, 2002 +1300 Jagged, unrelenting, claustrophobically intimate. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post October 25, 2002 +1300 Although the movie takes us further into the actual process of industrial death at Auschwitz than any American movie has yet dared, The Grey Zone never stoops to sensation or melodrama. 4/5 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star October 25, 2002 +1300 Easier to respect than to love. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 25, 2002 +1300 Clearly not for all viewers, The Grey Zone is a thought-provoking but not quite believably realistic look at yet another saga of WWII era genocide. 6/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! October 25, 2002 +1300 Nelson's work is relentless, grueling and courageous. 2/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 25, 2002 +1300 In this labor of angst, directed by actor Tim Blake Nelson from his play, standard acting and 'plot' become reductive brackets. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 25, 2002 +1300 The cumulative effect of the relentless horror on parade numbs the movie's power as a work of drama. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 25, 2002 +1300 This one is terrible to watch, but crucial to see. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies October 25, 2002 +1300 The Grey Zone gives life and meaning to an event that is little more than a footnote in history books. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 25, 2002 +1300 The film ... presents classic moral-condundrum drama: What would you have done to survive? The problem with the film is whether these ambitions, laudable in themselves, justify a theatrical simulation of the death camp of Auschwitz II-Birkenau. 2.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail October 25, 2002 +1300 No dramatic feature has ever come quite this close to the matter-of-fact ugliness of the Nazi crimes. A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly October 25, 2002 +1300 American and European cinema has amassed a vast Holocaust literature, but it is impossible to think of any film more challenging or depressing than The Grey Zone. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News October 25, 2002 +1300 I have seen a lot of films about the Holocaust, but I have never seen one so immediate, unblinking and painful in its materials. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 25, 2002 +1300 The Grey Zone should be seen: It's a worthy ordeal, with flaws that, ironically, make grist for later arguments. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 25, 2002 +1300 Nelson's intentions are good, but the end result does no justice to the story itself. It's horribly depressing and not very well done. 4/10 rotten Paul Salfen 0 Supercala.com October 25, 2002 +1300 This is a devastating movie to watch and impossible to forget. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 25, 2002 +1300 The gray could have sucked the life out of the film, but Nelson drives the story as if racing toward a deadline. A- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 24, 2002 +1300 There's a stagy poetry to everything -- sometimes it works and sometimes it screams of artifice. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post October 24, 2002 +1300 The film's sense of imagery gives it a terrible strength, but it's propelled by the acting. B fresh Matt Weitz 1 Dallas Morning News October 24, 2002 +1300 One can't deny its seriousness and quality. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune October 24, 2002 +1300 From both a great and a terrible story, Mr. Nelson has made a film that is an undeniably worthy and devastating experience. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer October 23, 2002 +1300 This film is difficult to watch for the inhumanity it depicts, but important to see for its factual elements and the reminder of both the difficulty and importance of maintaining one's humanity. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 23, 2002 +1300 A bleak, difficult and stunning film. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 21, 2002 +1300 Though there's a clarity of purpose and even-handedness to the film's direction, the drama feels rigged and sluggish. C rotten Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today October 21, 2002 +1300 Images resonate long after seeing this movie. fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 20, 2002 +1300 This is a subject that must never be forgotten or glossed over. A film such as The Grey Zone serves both art and history in helping to ensure that will never happen. A- fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) October 19, 2002 +1300 Nelson ... invests this unusual Holocaust drama with dramatic intensity that in no way cheapens its subject matter. fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today October 18, 2002 +1300 An undeniably moving film to experience, and ultimately that's what makes it worth a recommendation. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 18, 2002 +1300 Nelson's brutally unsentimental approach ... sucks the humanity from the film, leaving behind an horrific but weirdly unemotional spectacle. 2/4 rotten Megan Turner 1 New York Post October 18, 2002 +1300 The film's clumsiness detracts from the solemnity of the story and makes even decent actors such as Harvey Keitel and Steve Buscemi look bad. C- rotten 0 E! Online October 18, 2002 +1300 Holocaust films are problematic, period. The Grey Zone is, sadly, more evidence of the qualities of silence. 2/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday October 17, 2002 +1300 This is a remarkable achievement in filmmaking that managed to push the tale of the Holocaust into new realms of abhorrence I didn't think were possible after the masterpiece of Schindler's List. 4/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com October 17, 2002 +1300 An extremely difficult but worthy film, whose true horror lies in the certain knowledge that however brutal it may seem, the reality of Auschwitz was worse. 4/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide October 17, 2002 +1300 The more realistic The Grey Zone pretends to be, the more its unrealistic elements stand out. 2/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times October 17, 2002 +1300 Painful, horrifying and oppressively tragic, this film should not be missed. 9/10 fresh Michael Phillips 0 Citysearch October 17, 2002 +1300 It isn't just that there's something unsettling about a film that aestheticizes a crematorium; it's that there's something trivializing about the very effort. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times October 17, 2002 +1300 This is a powerful film that packs a punch to the stomach. 3.5/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com October 17, 2002 +1300 Unlike the nauseating fictions peddled by such 'Have-yourself-a-happy-little-Holocaust' movies as Life Is Beautiful and Jakob the Liar, The Grey Zone is honest enough to deny the possibility of hope in Auschwitz. fresh John Patterson 1 L.A. Weekly October 17, 2002 +1300 The lack of naturalness makes everything seem self-consciously poetic and forced...It's a pity that [Nelson's] achievement doesn't match his ambition. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 17, 2002 +1300 Re-creating Auschwitz somehow domesticates it; the smokestacks look like pieces from an infernal Monopoly board, while the extras appear suspiciously well-fed. rotten Leslie Camhi 1 Village Voice October 15, 2002 +1300 You can almost hear the gears of Blake's moral mechanism churning as character's spit out their maxims. 2.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 14, 2002 +1300 Unlike other Holocaust films, in which good and evil are always clearly delineated, Nelson has found a grey zone of ambiguous morality. B fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com October 11, 2002 +1300 Its impressive images of crematorium chimney fires and stacks of dead bodies are undermined by the movie's presentation, which is way too stagy. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews October 10, 2002 +1300 Like Schindler's List, The Grey Zone attempts to be grandiloquent, but ends up merely pretentious -- in a grisly sort of way. rotten Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International October 5, 2002 +1300 Nelson strips the Holocaust film of all sentimentality evoking the daily horrors as even 'Schindler's List' did not do. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 3, 2002 +1300 One of the finest, most humane and important Holocaust movies ever made. fresh Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 1, 2002 +1300 The end result feels distinctly off-off-Broadway, a work of such rigid artistic principles that its theatrical life will likely be measured in days rather than weeks. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter September 14, 2001 +1300 I admired the film enough to someday soon give it a second chance... 3/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central September 11, 2001 +1300 2.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit November 13, 2002 +1300 4/4 fresh Cindy White 0 Hollywood.com October 18, 2002 +1300 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review October 4, 2002 +1304 The visual style of Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Charisma may be plain, and the premise may sound simple, but this film, as unnervingly calm as it is violent, concerns itself with huge eco-philosophical themes... fresh Anton Bitel 0 Projected Figures March 17, 2018 +1305 A shockingly crass grab for holiday pocket money that's both infantile and endlessly patronising. 1/5 rotten Luke Goodsell 0 Empire Magazine Australasia November 7, 2012 +1305 A re-hash of tired cliches and CGI effects. 2/5 rotten Jane Boursaw 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +1305 The laughs subside near the end as the requisite moral kicks in, but this is still that rare kids' movie I'd recommend to parents and nonparents alike. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader May 18, 2010 +1305 "Criminal acts and scenes of brutal violence spoil the effect of ""Barnyard"" as an animated movie for tots." C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 21, 2009 +1305 That the lead character is a 'male cow' complete with udders shows how confused the picture is. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com August 25, 2007 +1305 A beatifully animated simple but fun plot, carries enough giggles for all age groups. 3/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses February 19, 2007 +1305 The animation is perfectly colorful and the voice actors earn their paychecks, but it's blatantly obvious that this thing started production without a screenplay -- and hit the screens without a plot. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com December 8, 2006 +1305 Relatively unfunny comedy about barnyard animals. It is notable mainly for its anatomically incorrect portrayal of bulls with udders. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 31, 2006 +1305 Deserves to be hanging in the nearest meat locker. 2/5 rotten Neil Smith 0 BBC.com October 24, 2006 +1305 There are far better ways of keeping the kids happy. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) October 21, 2006 +1305 This could be the film that snaps everyone's patience with Hollywood animations which have a Dell computer chip where their heart should be. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 21, 2006 +1305 Good voice talent and some funny moments. 3/5 fresh Simon Braund 0 Empire Magazine October 21, 2006 +1305 It's impossible to shake the impression that Barnyard was written by idiots. Why else would the male cows have udders? 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 19, 2006 +1305 Loud, raucous and dispiritingly unfunny. rotten Derek Adams 1 Time Out October 19, 2006 +1305 The design is uninteresting, the characters are bland and the story is terrible. 1.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 5, 2006 +1305 Strictly for kids, and, as the three or four people who saw Oedekerk's previous directing effort, Kung Pow: Enter the Fist, can attest, the writer/director tends to stretch even throwaway jokes minutes past the punch line. 1.5/5 rotten Brian Clark 0 Austin Chronicle September 23, 2006 +1305 ...has energy to spare but a flimsy and only mildly amusing script that doesn't allow it to stand out from the current glut of kid-friendly CGI competitors. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle August 31, 2006 +1305 There is a nice mix of humour and pathos here. Barnyard may not be all that exceptional, but it is quite satisfying. 2.5/4 fresh Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today August 31, 2006 +1305 OK, ignore the transsexual cows. The whole thing is such a mish-mash of genres, from Ferris Bueller's Day Off to Animal Farm to Lion King, that it's something we've seen 'til the cows come hom C- rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Sci-Fi Weekly August 23, 2006 +1305 Not good enough for even a rental, this 'Barnyard' should be burned for fear of mad cow disease 0.5/4 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons August 21, 2006 +1305 Barnyard doesn't know if it wants to be another tiresomely 'hip' piece of post-Shrek postmodernism or a comfortably traditional kids' movie that delivers family values without the self-conscious smirk. 2/4 rotten John Thomason 0 Orlando Weekly August 12, 2006 +1305 Don't the filmmakers know there are children watching -- and listening? rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times August 12, 2006 +1305 Could cause more gender confusion than 'Transamerica.' 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) August 11, 2006 +1305 Pigs get drunk. Cows steal cars. Find out why Barnyard: The Original Party Animals is a funny flick grazing in the wrong pasture. rotten Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch August 10, 2006 +1305 All the cows have udders - even the male ones. In real life, only female cows have udders. What kind of sick, alternate cow universe does this movie take place in anyway? 2.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 9, 2006 +1305 "Barnyard"" doesn't stink. But it's not the cream of the crop, either." 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 8, 2006 +1305 The funniest joke is the one nobody talks about: the gender confusion of male cows with udders. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 8, 2006 +1305 Barnyard isn't a complete waste of time, it's just too familiar. 2/5 rotten Michael Ferraro 0 Film Threat August 8, 2006 +1305 A Lion King clone that's tailored to the Fisher-Price crowd. 1.5/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com August 7, 2006 +1305 With 'Barnyard,' the androgynous udders, as annoying as they can be, are about the only original thing to be found in the whole movie. 2/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com August 6, 2006 +1305 never really amazing enough to separate it from the rest of the herd of great animation that we've seen this summer. 2/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy August 6, 2006 +1305 [W]hy do the male cows have udders?.. This isn't supposed to be the animated version of TransAmerica. 1.5/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette August 6, 2006 +1305 Even young kids are going to have a hard time buying into a film that deliberately ignores a basic biological fact they learned in kindergarten. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International August 5, 2006 +1305 doesn't just violate the audience's right to entertainment, it violates animal dignity to such an extent that PETA might want to consider getting involved 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews August 5, 2006 +1305 The CG animation looks like rubbery plastic instead of animals, and much of it is spent on jokes related to derrieres and hindquarters. 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 5, 2006 +1305 There's barely enough of a story to sustain a short film, much less a feature. 1.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com August 5, 2006 +1305 So, you know, it's fine. It's nothing special. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 5, 2006 +1305 Forget the confusion of the he-cows that populate the film; the real problem is that Barnyard is just a lousy, lousy movie. 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com August 5, 2006 +1305 Udderly ordinary. 2/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com August 4, 2006 +1305 Nearly every joke lays an egg. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com August 4, 2006 +1305 Laughter comes from the movie's absurdity, not its comedy. 2/5 rotten Scott Gwin 0 CinemaBlend August 4, 2006 +1305 ... an odd mix of coming of age film and an animated Babe where bulls wag exaggerated udders along with their feminine counterparts. C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 4, 2006 +1305 Other than confusing children, it's hard to know what the inane, tedious, mean-spirited Barnyard is trying to do. 0/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 4, 2006 +1305 Could qualify as a case study in just how quickly and thoroughly computer-animated studio releases have declined to a state of inspiration-depleted, assembly-line anthropomorphism. 1.5/4 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star August 4, 2006 +1305 A sweet and mildly funny movie that will entertain young audiences, but one aspect is utterly mystifying: The two main characters, father and son bovine creatures, have large, distracting udders. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 4, 2006 +1305 This is a darn cute movie and I think you'll find it funny. 3/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times August 4, 2006 +1305 If not exactly Orwell's Animal Farm, Barnyard has its levels of wit and significance. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune August 4, 2006 +1305 Among the summer's 'toons, Monster House remains the most visually exciting and sophisticated, but Barnyard is much funnier. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle August 4, 2006 +1305 The movie still just plods along, and there's nothing very new here. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 4, 2006 +1305 If you want to punish your kids, send them to bed without dinner. If you want to disturb, frighten and depress them while making sure they fail biology, take them to the animated feature Barnyard. 1.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post August 4, 2006 +1305 Too mature for little kids and much too corny for older siblings and chaperones, Barnyard probably should have been put out to pasture long before it made it to the multiplex. 1.5/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News August 4, 2006 +1305 Maybe if the plot was more engaging I wouldn't have been so distracted, but Barnyard was pretty disappointing. 2/4 rotten Cathy Jakicic 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 4, 2006 +1305 Colorful and energetically silly, a little scary and shot through with reassuring and worthy life lessons, it's an untaxing children's movie formula all the way. 2.5/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News August 4, 2006 +1305 All of the jokes are obvious, some are funny and none are what you would call inspired. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) August 4, 2006 +1305 The giddily indeterminate approach to bovine gender -- and charmingly sappy adoption subtext lend ample appeal to this decidedly non-Orwellian story of four legs good, two legs irrelevant. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly August 4, 2006 +1305 What starts out as a strained, silly and strictly-for-the-chitlins collection of talking animal shenanigans redeems itself through sheer force of personality. 3/5 fresh Steve Tilley 0 Jam! Movies August 4, 2006 +1305 Adults will get enough laughs to survive gags such as the chickens using a Col. Sanders dartboard but will likely lose patience waiting for the very predictable story and sentiments to slowly play themselves out. 2.5/4 rotten Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle August 4, 2006 +1305 Barnyard moves with a frenetic energy, especially in the numerous barn dance and chase scenes, that will probably keep family audiences moderately entertained. But it doesn't stand up to this summer's relative bonanza of animated family films. Moo. 1.5/4 rotten Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail August 4, 2006 +1305 While there are occasional funny bits, the question remains: Why should you go see this movie instead of its competitors? The answer is: You shouldn't. C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News August 4, 2006 +1305 There's no reason to spend good, hard-earned dollars on seeing this one at the theater. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 4, 2006 +1305 The basically good -- though not very inspired -- Barnyard just stirred up a lot of 'been there, done that' feelings in me as I watched this film. 2.5/4 fresh Bill Zwecker 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 4, 2006 +1305 Barnyard is nothing so much as The Lion King chewed in a cud and digitally regurgitated. It's manic and maudlin, borderline creepy, occasionally inspired. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 4, 2006 +1305 Ugh. I need a shower -- I want to be hosed down. This is not the feeling you generally want to be left with after seeing a children's movie. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 4, 2006 +1305 This is the most dubious animation since Robert Zemeckis's creepy The Polar Express, only uglier, lazier, and with a more indisputable racist streak. 1.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine August 4, 2006 +1305 Gary Larson did more with this idea in a single Far Side panel than Steve Oedekerk and his army of animators can muster over eighty minutes in this tepid computer-generated kidflick. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 4, 2006 +1305 It looks great, and it's bright and colorful, fast and fun, with terrific voice talent... You may know from the opening where the story's heading, but it's a fun ride, and there's a lot of heart between the laughs. B fresh Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News August 3, 2006 +1305 With a blithe disregard for anatomical correctness, Barnyard offers the spectacle of male cows equipped with prominent udders while spinning an uplifting coming-of-age yarn spiked with liberal doses of madcap lunacy. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety August 3, 2006 +1305 This often amusing but also aimless and forgettable animated comedy is noteworthy mostly for its random musical numbers and surprising amounts of violence. 2/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 3, 2006 +1305 While youngsters might enjoy the movie, more discerning tweens, teens and adults will not be as easily amused, and boxoffice prospects look modest, albeit followed by a long DVD shelf life. fresh Luke Sader 1 Hollywood Reporter August 3, 2006 +1305 Poorly animated and barely scripted, this is the worst in an endless line of computer-animated movies starring animals this year. 1/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press August 3, 2006 +1305 [T]he premise of this movie assumes the very idea of animals talking must be side-splitting... but writer-director Steve Oedekerk doesn't give them many humorous things to say. C rotten Chuck Nundrum 0 E! Online August 3, 2006 +1305 [T]he culture of juvenile pranks and misdemeanors and a nightly hoedown that combines a Vegas casino and a cattle-town country bar is more appropriate for older kids... 2/4 rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 3, 2006 +1305 Barnyard isn't genius, but it isn't cloying either. It's aggressively entertaining and, at times, unexpectedly touching. 2.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday August 3, 2006 +1305 Barnyard is not without laughs, but they come in inverse proportion to the viewer's age. 2/4 rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 3, 2006 +1305 "This coming-of-age story can seem like a series of ""Far Side"" panels expanded into a feature, but it imparts its lessons with a wealth of detail and too many gags to catch in one viewing." B fresh M. K. Terrell 0 Christian Science Monitor August 3, 2006 +1305 Barnyard can at least hold its head up as a sharply scripted effort that, while assembled from familiar elements, does not feel focus-grouped and committeed to death. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 3, 2006 +1305 If the humor is smart and effective, the animation is lackluster and uneven -- the pixel pushers at Pixar have spoiled us. 2/5 rotten 0 Austin American-Statesman August 3, 2006 +1305 ... feels like Barnyard swipes too much of its plot from The Lion King. C+ rotten Gregory Kirschling 1 Entertainment Weekly August 2, 2006 +1305 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1305 C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom March 3, 2007 +1305 C- rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com August 4, 2006 +1307 Even if you've never seen a Hitchcock film in your life, it's worth seeing for the performances alone. 9/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 20, 2018 +1307 If you're interested in Hitchcock's domestic life, this film is for you. But don't expect to learn much about the man in the director's chair. fresh Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal October 19, 2018 +1307 Would have been much better off if it had taken a moment to sit down and decide on its own sensibility... It might have settled on the one, and retained its focus. But it didn't, so it doesn't, and it tells us nothing. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator September 4, 2018 +1307 It's insulting to the Hitchcocks and to the audience. rotten Pat Padua 0 DCist August 30, 2018 +1307 A slimly plotted, rather shallow film about an important director that barely shows him directing. 3/5 rotten Alexa Dalby 0 Dog and Wolf August 27, 2018 +1307 The plot trundles along in a homely way... but never generates anything truly remarkable. 2/5 rotten Joseph Walsh 0 CineVue August 23, 2018 +1307 It is not profound or even particularly truthful, but I found it pretty fun to watch. fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 22, 2018 +1307 Hitchcock does noteworthy disservices to the master. rotten 0 n+1 April 30, 2018 +1307 Watching Hitchcock pitch his story to the press and bicker with executives and censors is amusing and sobering at the same time, fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 28, 2017 +1307 Anyone wanting to learn about the real Hitchcock will be disappointed - although Hopkins does get a gold star for a tongue-in-cheek impersonation of Alfred. 2/5 rotten Jo Berry 0 The National (UAE) November 20, 2017 +1307 ... Hitchcock blends fact, rumour, conjecture, fantasy, fiction, pop psychoanalysis and sheer screenwriting laziness into a gaudy, risible mishmash. rotten 0 Cinema Scope October 12, 2017 +1307 If Hitchcock himself was alive today, he'd undoubtedly turn his nose up. D+ rotten Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 7, 2017 +1307 The cod-psychologising is a little clunky but [Helen] Mirren's Mrs Hitch is inspiringly ballsy - with a dollop of the vulnerability that made you sob in The Queen. 3/5 fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) September 1, 2017 +1307 The portrayal of Hitchcock is the obvious centerpiece, and while Anthony Hopkin's temperament is not quite lugubrious or phlegmatic enough, we eventually see past it. 3/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times June 20, 2016 +1307 The pleasure of Hitchcock comes in large part from the sparring between Mirren and Hopkins. As you'd expect, they're a class act, delivering the old married couple routine with conviction and plenty of humour. 3.5/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald May 17, 2016 +1307 It's rare for a biopic to deliver so little insight into its subject. 2.5/5 rotten 0 Cinemixtape April 12, 2016 +1307 Wallows in fat jokes and wink-wink nudge-nudge references that anybody with even a passing knowledge of cinema history will find eye-rollingly obvious. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +1307 "Without Helen Mirren, James D'Arcy and a few interesting scenes, this flat, lifeless exploration of Alfred Hitchcock's making of ""Psycho"" lacks depth or a suitable anchor." 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight December 15, 2013 +1307 There are a multitude of sordidly fascinating directions a biopic on Alfred Hitchcock could take. So, when Sacha Gervasi's flat and frothy Hitchcock concludes, it's inevitably frustrating to find this film takes such a conventional path. 3/5 rotten Richard Haridy 0 Quickflix November 25, 2013 +1307 If you can disregard your desire for authenticity and scrupulous historical accuracy, this is light fun with a sweet relationship at the center of it. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 27, 2013 +1307 The movie hits the beats, but lacks depth. rotten Violet Lucca 0 Film Comment Magazine June 28, 2013 +1307 ... a slight, forgettable movie. Sometimes that's enough. 8 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 27, 2013 +1307 A half-hearted, clunky stab at psychodrama. 2/5 rotten Andrew Simpson 0 Fan The Fire March 17, 2013 +1307 "Hopkins' performance makes ""Hitchcock"" as much fun as one of the old episodes from ""Alfred Hitchcock Presents." 7/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis March 13, 2013 +1307 Alternatively devilish, wry, soulful, and witty, Hitchcock presents a singing celebration of one of cinema's great unsung collaborations 9/10 fresh Lisa Elin 0 We Got This Covered February 27, 2013 +1307 All we mostly get to see is the sad, silent contemplation of an old, weary, prosthetically constructed man 2/5 rotten Matt Looker 0 TheShiznit.co.uk February 24, 2013 +1307 Occasional flair and an A-list cast are simply not enough to carry this erratic origins story. 2/5 rotten Tara Brady 0 Irish Times February 17, 2013 +1307 With Hitchcock, Gervasi, maker of beguiling rock documentary Anvil, has come up with a breezy entertainment rather than an in-depth biopic. You won't find any real insights into Hitchcock's filmmaking process or his psyche. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk February 11, 2013 +1307 Hitchcock is both polished and crude, its accurate research not matched by original insight. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) February 10, 2013 +1307 Here's a film fact you should tell your friends: Alfred Hitchcock was given his first directing job by... a Brummie. 4/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail February 8, 2013 +1307 "A nice, clean, nasty piece of work"" is how Hopkins' stand-in describes the superior film within the film. Gervasi's movie is just nice and clean and that's not nearly Hitchcockian enough for a film that carries the name." rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray February 8, 2013 +1307 I'm not really sure what the point of the movie is beyond giving Alma her rightful place in film history and putting her over-praised hubby back in his place - if what the picture depicts is true. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) February 8, 2013 +1307 Despite amusing moments and a sprinkling of catnip for film buffs, Hitchcock is disappointingly inconsequential. 2/5 rotten Andrew Collins 0 Radio Times February 8, 2013 +1307 What Gervasi and his scriptwriter John McLaughlin bring to the table are banality and predictability, quintessentially non-Hitchcockian qualities. 2/5 rotten David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard February 8, 2013 +1307 What could have been an intriguing look at how Alfred Hitchcock created one of his most iconic masterpieces is instead turned into a gently entertaining romp. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com February 8, 2013 +1307 Hitchcock remains an enjoyable film. A film about Hitchcock this may be, but not necessarily a film for Hitchcock fans. 3.5/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys February 8, 2013 +1307 An enjoyable and humorous Hopkins and another wonderful performance from Mirren make this film quietly watchable. 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) February 7, 2013 +1307 A disappointing excursion into movie history. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 7, 2013 +1307 Sacha Gervasi's muddled but endearing biopic of/homage to The Master of Suspense. 3/5 fresh Chris Fyvie 0 The Skinny February 7, 2013 +1307 Gervasi misses a fine opportunity, wasting the acting talent he has assembled with a disappointingly ordinary film about an extraordinary man making one of cinema's most exceptional movies. 3/5 rotten Michael Papadopoulos 0 Sky Cinema February 7, 2013 +1307 Unlike Hitchcock's work, it fades from memory almost immediately. 2/5 rotten Glenn Heath 0 Little White Lies February 7, 2013 +1307 This sentimental, lightweight biopic is more concerned with the childish passive-aggressiveness of Hitchcock's marriage than the inner-workings of his artistic mind. 2.5/5 rotten Shaun Munro 0 What Culture February 7, 2013 +1307 "Hitchcock once said ""Drama is life with the dull parts left out"", ironic then that this Hitchcock movie is a stuffy succession of extremely dull scenes." 4/10 rotten Brian Henry 0 UTV February 7, 2013 +1307 Anthony Hopkins dons the facial flab as Hitch, does the voice well enough and the portly-erect, pontifical stature better. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times February 7, 2013 +1307 Give us more, you feel yourself groaning: if anyone can take it, it is an audience that has paid to see a film about Alfred Hitchcock. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 7, 2013 +1307 Smartly directed and sharply written, this is an entertaining, emotionally engaging drama with a pair of tremendous performances from Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 7, 2013 +1307 Another excellent, less-than-flattering biopic of a Hollywood icon. 4/5 fresh James Croot 0 Flicks.co.nz February 6, 2013 +1307 A surprisingly bright-and-breezy affair in which the action moves briskly and with no little humour. 4/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post February 6, 2013 +1307 Scatty, intriguing but slightly undercooked ... 3/5 rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out February 5, 2013 +1307 Hitchcock happily displays its skeleton, but is lacking in the way of flesh. Not unlike Norman Bates's mother. 4/5 fresh Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy February 5, 2013 +1307 Ultimately Hitchcock comes off as a glib film about a great film. C- rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 February 4, 2013 +1307 A bit rubbish, but enjoyable none the less. 3/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman February 4, 2013 +1307 Hitchcock for dummies: brisk, jolly, well-played but oversimplified. 3/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine February 4, 2013 +1307 Hitchcock is a film that constantly proclaims its importance but never lives up to it with a light, almost comical tone clashing against the myth of Hitchcock as a talented albeit troubled mind. 3/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 24, 2013 +1307 "A breezy, lightweight account of the making of a classic. Some of the casting may be questionable, but in the end it's the ""cattle"" who carry it." 3/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film January 18, 2013 +1307 The unalloyed joy of seeing one of the greatest actors of all time hamming it up as one of the greatest directors of all time is but one of the delights offered by this cheeky, deeply affectionate pic. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW January 16, 2013 +1307 One big marriage counseling session set within the walls of the making of Psycho 2.5/5 rotten Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie January 15, 2013 +1307 This is Hitchcock for a tabloid audience: simplistic, judgemental, smug and pat. Rewatch the actual films instead. 2/5 rotten Hannah McGill 0 The List January 15, 2013 +1307 Hitchcock's playful yet slightly dark tone makes it an easy film to watch and the insight into Hitch the man will be a hoot for any fan of his work. 4/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury January 12, 2013 +1307 Many will leave the theatre with a smile on their face but in my eyes, Hitchcock focuses on the wrong characters and tries too hard to please. B- rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane January 9, 2013 +1307 ...the movie's on-the-nose vision of the man makes for an unsurprising narrative. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm January 7, 2013 +1307 For anyone with even a passing interest in cinema, Hitchcock is a legendary figure and a story that purports to take us inside his private world and public life is irresistible fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile January 6, 2013 +1307 The film has an alluring voyeuristic feel about it, as we are invited into the professional as well as the private world of the Master of Suspense fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 6, 2013 +1307 Disappointingly flat. Hitchcock the man feels best left where he himself enjoyed being most: behind the camera. 2.5/5 rotten Ed Gibbs 0 The Sunday Age January 6, 2013 +1307 "A fanciful film buff's delight, a grim yet glittery corner of Hollywood history given a ""Hollywood"" treatment. No, it's not the literal truth, but as they've said since John Ford's day, ""When the legend becomes fact, print the legend." 3.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 1, 2013 +1307 Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while. rotten Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth December 31, 2012 +1307 Interesting - Not Great 3/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com December 29, 2012 +1307 The tone of the picture is often off-kilter throughout, but the subject matter and the performance of Helen Mirren as Alma go a long way toward forgiving the movie's strange anomalies. fresh Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times December 28, 2012 +1307 I enjoyed this inside look at how Psycho became Hitchcock's biggest hit, but I can't imagine how anyone who hasn't studied Hitchcock would find much of interest in it. 2/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly December 26, 2012 +1307 Unfortunately an illuminating bio-pic of one of cinema's most enduring and celebrated figures is not what's been delivered. 2.5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show December 26, 2012 +1307 It is probably worth some time in a movie like this to show that Hitchcock had a life other than just making movies. This movie concentrates more on the man behind the movies than the mechanics of movie-making, and that is a defensible choice. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 23, 2012 +1307 Highlighted by two strong leads and solid support work but hamstrung by a low-budget sense of period and some soapy dramatics. fresh Simon Foster 0 sbs.com.au December 20, 2012 +1307 Hopkins and Mirren take what could have been an ordinary film and elevate it to the status of one of the year's best. Hitchcock would be proud. 8/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 19, 2012 +1307 Gervasi's latest stretches the truth so frequently and so far it ends up less the story of the genius behind Psycho than a bunch of biographical hooey that's for the birds. rotten Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days December 19, 2012 +1307 remains frustratingly surface level in its aspirations, taking us through familiar Psycho-related trivia without ever making it truly come alive 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk December 18, 2012 +1307 Helen Mirren, playing opposite Anthony Hopkins, does the movie's best acting work as Hitchcock's right-hand woman. 2.5/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) December 16, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock is most engaging when concentrating on the nitty gritty of Psycho's development, as opposed to the potboiler subplot involving his wife that leaves very little at stake. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony December 15, 2012 +1307 By no means a game changer, or a masterpiece, but for light entertainment with some strong performances, this is highly suggested. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 14, 2012 +1307 An accurate subtitle might be 'Dial M for Marriage.' 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 14, 2012 +1307 Mainstream telling of the making of Psycho is missing part of the story 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit December 14, 2012 +1307 Doesn't cut deep enough rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit December 14, 2012 +1307 "Hitchcock"" is fun to watch, but unlike ""Psycho,"" it scarcely draws blood. " 2.5/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) December 14, 2012 +1307 "While ""Hitchcock"" is a fascinating look behind the scenes at the making of one of the greatest suspense films ever made, there's not really much insight to be found about Hitchcock himself." 3/4 fresh Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com December 13, 2012 +1307 Less of the domestic squabbling could have made Hitchcock a movie worthy of its namesake. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 13, 2012 +1307 Think of it as a somewhat less stylish Ed Wood, only about people with actual talent, and you'll be in the right ballpark. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 12, 2012 +1307 A pleasant diversion. 3/5 fresh Phil Hall 0 Film Threat December 12, 2012 +1307 While this might not be what we expect from a film about The Master of Suspense, it's oddly a fun romp, with Helen Mirren eventually stealing the show. 8/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review December 11, 2012 +1307 A cinematic treat offering rare peeks behind the scenes and behind the closed doors of a legendary director and the love of his life. 3/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 AALBC.com December 10, 2012 +1307 Like an episode of Hitchcock's TV show, HITCHCOCK is entertaining but not great art. 5/10 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews December 10, 2012 +1307 An alluring docudrama, with a sharp droll wit. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 10, 2012 +1307 Sure, the ins and outs of Psycho behind the scenes is interesting for film fans. But beyond the initial 'gee whiz' factor, the story itself plays a bit soft. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies December 10, 2012 +1307 Beyond Anthony Hopkins' droll impersonation of Hitch, the film rises from amusing bauble to full-throated and satisfying depiction of a great man and the unheralded woman who helped make him so. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune December 9, 2012 +1307 "Though ""Hitchcock"" provides little new insight into the man of its title, it is valuable for finally giving the woman behind the man her due." B fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) December 8, 2012 +1307 Despite the Ed Gein and love story MacGuffins, 'Hitchcock' makes for a 'good evening.' B fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com December 8, 2012 +1307 While undeniably flawed, Hitchcock remains a breezy, entertaining show-biz tale. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 8, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock borrows from Hitchcock, not so much challenging the mythology as reframing it rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 8, 2012 +1307 An appealing piece of fluff for movie buffs, and sometimes that's just good enough. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 FEARnet December 7, 2012 +1307 This cinematic claptrap is often so risible that it's no wonder I initially misread the name of the director, Sacha Gervasi, as Sacha Baron Cohen -- although I doubt even the helmer of Borat and Bruno could make a farce as outlandish as this movie. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing December 7, 2012 +1307 With legendary actor Anthony Hopkins inhabiting the legendary director with a passion and excellence we haven't seen from him since his Hannibal Lecter days, he makes director Sacha Gervasi's biopic a true holiday treat. 8.2/10 fresh Tyler Chase 0 Paste Magazine December 7, 2012 +1307 A great actor should not seem, but be. Mirren simply is, and she takes Hitchcock up a notch with every look and line. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 7, 2012 +1307 The lovelorn Hitchcock of this film's fantasies would be better off left on the cutting-room floor. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 7, 2012 +1307 The movie spends too much time off the set of Psycho, where the real story was, and focuses instead on incidental matters that feel like outtakes. 1/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 7, 2012 +1307 It's not the definitive biography diehards might be longing for, but it is an enjoyable lark that weaves fact and fiction, with a dash of old-Hollywood nostalgia thrown in. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune December 7, 2012 +1307 Playing Hitchcock, Anthony Hopkins is a mountain of prosthetics. But his portrayal hits all the right, disturbingly quiet notes and the impersonation quickly settles into performance. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 6, 2012 +1307 Some fun and interesting moments but without much real insight. B- fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian December 6, 2012 +1307 "Hitchcock"" may be a muddled and shallow portrait of its actual title character, but it shines a much-deserved spotlight on the great woman behind this particular great man." 2.5/4 fresh Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star December 6, 2012 +1307 An overly literal idea of the brilliant director, but an entertaining visit to the set of a horror classic. 2.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 6, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock is at its best when not taking its subject seriously, when you can detect Hopkins' tongue firmly jabbed into his phony cheeks. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times December 5, 2012 +1307 The results are entertaining and capably acted, but true insight remains at arm's length, despite a feature cooking up all sorts of ghoulish visions and barely concealed jealousies. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 4, 2012 +1307 Filmed with lots of style and a macabre sense of humor the master himself would have enjoyed. 3.5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com December 4, 2012 +1307 It's easy to toss around words like disturbing, eerie, and violence when Hitchcock is involved, but, turns out, the film version of a portion of his life is enjoyable and surprisingly heartwarming. 4/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Movies.com December 3, 2012 +1307 The Hopkins fanboys are going to be much happier with the movie than just about anyone else, because frankly, there's not much besides that to go on. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 30, 2012 +1307 It's tough work giving good face to an iconic role, yet Johansson manages to show Leigh as a thoughtful professional aware of the interpersonal booby-traps set by her director for his leading ladies. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post November 30, 2012 +1307 Hopkins has been fitted out prosthetically to resemble Hitchcock and he does a reasonably good job of impersonating him, but it's a foredoomed effort. C rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 30, 2012 +1307 "Hitchcock"" marks the first time Hopkins and Mirren have appeared together on-screen, and it's as fun to watch as you'd imagine." 3/4 fresh Alison Gang 0 San Diego Union-Tribune November 30, 2012 +1307 It's not exactly a perfect marriage, but Hopkins and Mirren create a funny, exasperated chemistry. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 30, 2012 +1307 "Too much of the time ""Hitchcock"" plays cute and comfortable. It simply lacks weight." C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News November 30, 2012 +1307 It's a well crafted, marvelously acted, fun piece of fluff. It may not be the best film of the year, but it's certainly one of the most watchable, anchored by a stunning performance by Hopkins. 3.5/4 fresh Austin Kennedy 0 Film Geek Central November 29, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock is more lighthearted and humorous in comparison to Psycho. Thanks to that and a really talented cast, Hitchcock is incredibly charming, funny, and intriguing. 7/10 fresh Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com November 29, 2012 +1307 "Hitchcock"" is an amusing lark, but the clumsy way it dissects the director is for the birds." 2.5/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 29, 2012 +1307 Its ambitions are modest, its payoffs pleasant enough. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News November 29, 2012 +1307 "They could have subtitled it ""Dial M for Muddle." 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 29, 2012 +1307 Hopkins makes a wonderful Hitchcock. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 29, 2012 +1307 Goes to the germ of the mystique. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express November 29, 2012 +1307 "You'll learn lots more if you just watch the original ""Psycho"" again." 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 29, 2012 +1307 Reenactment cinema...On balance, Hitchcock is about as entertaining and as trustworthy as a tabloid. 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews November 29, 2012 +1307 A love letter to the great director that turns his effort to make 'Psycho' into...a David-and-Goliath story in which David is a creative giant himself. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 29, 2012 +1307 "Hitchcock"" is, well, fun. More fun than good, really." 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 29, 2012 +1307 "Mirren's ""I am woman, hear me roar"" nuclear weapon-level unloading on her hubby is a contender for the strongest acting moment this year - time stops, jaws drop when she unleashes it." B- fresh Erick Weber 0 NECN November 28, 2012 +1307 Hopkins and Mirren catch every nuance of resentment, anger, affection, and emotional interdependence while at the same time creating the sort of wrenching emotional suspense that Hitch put into his films 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews November 27, 2012 +1307 "Hitchcock once famously said that a good filmmaker should always ""always make the audience suffer as much as possible."" I don't think he meant the kind of suffering ""Hitchcock"" inflicts on its audience." 1.5/4 rotten Charlie McCollum 1 San Jose Mercury News November 27, 2012 +1307 Entertaining biopic focuses on Hitch's marriage and method. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media November 27, 2012 +1307 Hopkins' Hitch may not reveal inner demons. He's entertaining, as is Mirren. It's fun to watch them elevate a rosy assessment of a first-rate popular artist and the woman who never got the credit she deserved. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 26, 2012 +1307 There's something tonally off about the master of anxiety, neurosis and disquiet being depicted in a story this cozy. 2/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 26, 2012 +1307 What Hitchcock lacks in substance it makes up for with a bravo cast. 3/5 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald November 26, 2012 +1307 'Hitchcock' a hoot thanks to killer cast B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald November 26, 2012 +1307 Gervasi's workmanlike direction and the by-the-numbers storytelling don't diminish the impact of a tale that, even in its bare outlines, is one for the ages. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker November 26, 2012 +1307 Taking its title after the famous filmmaker's surname and giving the making of Psycho itself limited lip service, the result is a Merchant Ivory experience for the wickedly cynical. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters November 26, 2012 +1307 "I genuinely can't figure out why ""Hitchcock"" was made or who its target audience might be, except that it gratifies our apparently universal appetite to believe that creative geniuses are hateful freaks." rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com November 25, 2012 +1307 ...a terminally misbegotten endeavor... 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 25, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock gets points for being more ambitious than your average tried-and-true Hollywood memoir - even if it's only moderately successful in that task. 3/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant November 24, 2012 +1307 More thoroughly enjoyable performances than would fit into the Oscar slate. Sacha Gervasi smacks it over the fence. 9/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics November 24, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock offers juicy roles to two of the finest actors on the planet. 3.0 fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com November 24, 2012 +1307 Alfred Hitchcock would probably be happy that he's finally getting his close-up, but I don't think he'd be thrilled about the way it's being framed. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online November 24, 2012 +1307 I liked 'Anvil' so much that I've been curious to see what [director Sacha Gervasi] could do with a great script. And now, the wait continues. D rotten Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix November 23, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock is the kind of biopic that's profoundly -- and almost proudly -- inauthentic in its presentation of history, rotten Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity November 23, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock may be taking liberties in its ideas about the director's psyche, but it's a genuinely entertaining movie. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies November 23, 2012 +1307 A fascinating portrait of the marriage and creative partnership of Alfred Hitchcock and his talented wife Alma Reville. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice November 23, 2012 +1307 Watching Hopkins and Mirren transform into these characters is a must-see. While the movie is far from perfect, these two actors are perfect. 7/10 fresh Justin Craig 0 FoxNews.com November 23, 2012 +1307 A few hitches, but they don't cock it up too much. 7 fresh Matthew Razak 0 Flixist.com November 23, 2012 +1307 They make it all up, and it's still boring. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 23, 2012 +1307 A meaningful love note to a man, his obsessions, and the toll they took on those closest to him while the world watched in wonder. 8.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline November 22, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock is a stab in the dark. The film gets the suspense part of Alfred Hitchcock right, but for the wrong reasons. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 22, 2012 +1307 An entertaining, economical and thoroughly enjoyable glimpse into a familiar artist's creative process. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 22, 2012 +1307 "Hitchcock"" rings false from start to finish." rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 22, 2012 +1307 It's fluff. But while its dim fantasies about Hitchcock and the association of genius with psychosis can be written off as silly, they also smack of spiteful jealousy. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times November 22, 2012 +1307 Anthony Hopkins nails the look and sound of the director, but the film itself is uneven. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 22, 2012 +1307 'Hitchcock' would apply an indefensible happy ending-spin to allegations of ruining careers and harassment of his blondes. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 22, 2012 +1307 ...may not be a weighty take on its subject, but the script is full of well-earned laughs, including one of the best closing lines of the year. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 22, 2012 +1307 A True Hollywood Story so cheeky and thin it makes My Week with Marilyn seem substantial. 1/5 rotten 0 Time Out Chicago November 22, 2012 +1307 You won't actually learn much about Alfred Hitchcock from Sacha Gervasi's briskly superficial biopic. But you'll enjoy the experience anyway. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News November 22, 2012 +1307 [T]he film really finds its stride as an examination of passionate people fighting tooth-and-nail for their artistic satisfaction. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 22, 2012 +1307 Trying to carve out a space between black comedy and straight evocation of a difficult but rewarding marriage, the movie never settles on a tone. rotten Ella Taylor 1 NPR November 22, 2012 +1307 "At his lowest, Hitch refers to an early edit of Psycho as ""stillborn."" That description also applies to this film." 1.5/4 rotten Brett Michel 0 Boston Phoenix November 22, 2012 +1307 It's all surface and formula. 1.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe November 22, 2012 +1307 Its protagonists turn out to be not especially interesting and the audience is not presented any convincing reason to care about what happens in their lives. 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 22, 2012 +1307 [Gervasi's] Hitchcock goes only a step beyond caricature. C rotten Scott Tobias 1 AV Club November 22, 2012 +1307 A pleasant but unambitious, small-scale biopic ... fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate November 22, 2012 +1307 about an old couple on the verge of decrepitude deciding to make a go of their marriage because they have no other choice. Yeah, it's awful. 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 21, 2012 +1307 "Hitchcock"" falls prey to its unfocused narrative intentions. " C+ rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 21, 2012 +1307 A vivid portrait of the artist and his process. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye November 21, 2012 +1307 A diverting movie nostalgia trip full of Hollywood period atmosphere. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International November 21, 2012 +1307 Maybe a little lightweight, but far superior to HBO's THE GIRL. Hopkins, Johansson and especially James D'Arcy are uncanny. Mirren is great. 7/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium November 21, 2012 +1307 This slight biopic isn't as good as any of the master's films, but it's worth seeing for the performances by Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound November 21, 2012 +1307 Expect well-deserved Oscar nominations for both Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 21, 2012 +1307 The movie opens with a goofy sequence mimicking the TV show, so you know immediately that this will be as lightweight and undemanding a Hollywood fable as My Week With Marilyn. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader November 21, 2012 +1307 A good-natured study in ... film-nerd humor. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post November 21, 2012 +1307 Anthony Hopkins, superb actor although he is, would not seem to be an obvious choice to play Hitchcock, but I accepted him. His makeup job is transformative. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 21, 2012 +1307 A motion picture for anyone who loves movies, revels in the art of filmmaking, and appreciates the special, one-of-a-kind, cathartic power of great horror cinema. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 20, 2012 +1307 To watch Anthony Hopkins play Alfred Hitchcock is to experience an onscreen transformation that's so complete, so comprehensive, it's as if the real person has been revived. 4/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 20, 2012 +1307 Pardon us, Mother Bates, may we borrow your knife? 2/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out November 20, 2012 +1307 Sacha Gervasi's broadly enjoyable pop-art biopic about Alfred Hitchcock and the making of Psycho ... B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 20, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock is a movie about bygone Hollywood that's distinctly a product of Hollywood circa now. rotten Karina Longworth 1 Village Voice November 20, 2012 +1307 Hopkins catches the essence of Hitchcock as artist and con man. And Mirren is stellar as his wife and secret weapon. The pleasure of their company adds sparkle to this unexpectedly poignant look at a career and a marriage. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 20, 2012 +1307 [A] snappy adaptation of Stephen Rebello's acclaimed nonfiction account Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho. fresh Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine November 20, 2012 +1307 It's Hopkins' impersonation of the larger-than-life title figure that holds the movie together. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 20, 2012 +1307 Feels unworthy of its stars' -- and its subjects' -- talents. 4/10 rotten Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush November 20, 2012 +1307 "'Hitchcock' is the 'JFK' of movies about moviemaking, but at least Oliver Stone had the excuse of Jim Garrison's ""findings"" to hang his loony fiction on. " 1.5/5 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies November 19, 2012 +1307 The film seemed to want to put too much suspense and mystery into a story that just didn't have it; but I'll never complain for too long about being able to believe I'm actually watching Alfred Hitchcock at work. 3.1 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know November 19, 2012 +1307 "The story let me down from time to time; it's when we get to see the master work at his craft that ""Hitchcock"" delivers the most." 3/5 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know November 19, 2012 +1307 "If ""Hitchcock"" ultimately feels inconsequential, it always aims to please, and for the most part, it does." 2.5/4 fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press November 19, 2012 +1307 Captures a master filmmaker at the height of his powers - and the quirks that drove him...a fascinating character study and a wonderfully entertaining inside show-biz story. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine November 19, 2012 +1307 "The sensational Helen Mirren sounds the war cry for all those unappreciated ""plus ones" 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 16, 2012 +1307 If you've ever seen Psycho, or even if you know anything at all about the film, Sacha Gervasi's Hitchcock would like to congratulate you on your savvy. rotten Andrew Schenker 0 Slant Magazine November 15, 2012 +1307 Though uneven, there's much to like about this entertaining portrait of a working marriage and marriage work, including Helen Mirren's Oscar-caliber performance as the unsung heroine, Hitchcock's devoted wife and crucial collaborator B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 10, 2012 +1307 Aside from a top performance from Helen Mirren as Hitchcock's wife, the film is particularly intriguing for the way it shows the impact of a director's private life on his work. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 8, 2012 +1307 Clearly, the filmmakers are in the mood for fun and not worrying how accurate anything is. 8 fresh Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com November 6, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock offers almost zero insight into the peculiar workings of creative genius, or into the rich, taboo-shattering legacy of the film whose making it documents. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety November 5, 2012 +1307 Hitchcock might be a work of fantasy and speculation as much as it is history and biography, but as an interpretation of a major talent's inner life and imagination, it's undeniably lively and provocative. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter November 5, 2012 +1307 Anthony Hopkins' thoroughly entertaining take on Hitchcock and his great scenes with Helen Mirren drive the movie enough that you should be able to enjoy it for that alone. 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net November 3, 2012 +1307 As the title implies, it focuses more on the master of suspense than his mastery. B fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire November 3, 2012 +1307 This breezy but shallow biopic benefits from a droll turn by Anthony Hopkins, but the film wobbles badly when it tries to investigate Hitchcock's psyche rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International November 3, 2012 +1308 Your usual over-the-top blockbuster disaster of a formulaic disaster movie. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 31, 2008 +1308 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com May 7, 2007 +1308 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 9, 2005 +1308 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1308 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +1308 6 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1309 Memo to Hollywood: Give John a real movie to direct. Please. 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 2, 2004 +1310 The War Wagon is an entertaining, exciting western drama of revenge, laced with action and humor. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety October 16, 2008 +1310 No masterpiece, but very engaging. fresh Tom Milne 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1310 It's not a bad picture, just obvious. fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +1310 The War Wagon is that comparative rarity, a Western filmed with quiet good humor. It is also a point of departure for John Wayne, who plays a bad guy for just about the first time in his career. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1310 Lame, late-in-the-day Wayne actioner. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 21, 2004 +1310 Together, Wayne and Douglas are adept at keeping the dialog light and the action fast. fresh Tony Mastroianni 0 Cleveland Press November 20, 2003 +1310 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 9, 2004 +1310 3/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) November 13, 2003 +1313 "The best thing in the movie is the catchy theme from the last ""Vacation,"" which, unfortunately, hasn't the slightest thing to do with Europe." rotten Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 2, 2018 +1313 Awkward and unamusing and ridiculous in the bad way. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 30, 2011 +1313 I see London, I see France, I see Chevy do a dumb dance. [Blu-ray] 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 9, 2010 +1313 Graceless and only intermittently lit up by lunacy and satire. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety July 8, 2008 +1313 Not as funny as the first, but has its moments 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 24, 2004 +1313 Another great Vacation movie. Typical dumb tourist antics in Eurpoe, and it still works. 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 14, 2003 +1313 While it's very much a retread, it succeeds in following up the first film's humor with more in a similar vein. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1313 Probably the worst of the series. Still provides a few laughs. 2/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum February 23, 2003 +1313 The lowest point on Chevy Chase's career. 0/5 rotten Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) January 25, 2003 +1313 Personally, it's my favorite out of the four Vacation films. Many people don't agree with me, however. 4/5 fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com September 27, 2002 +1313 ...the film is about as brainless as the Griswalds themselves. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 22, 2002 +1313 3/5 fresh Neil Cohen 0 Echo Magazine July 29, 2007 +1313 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2005 +1313 1/5 rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 24, 2005 +1313 2/5 rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 30, 2004 +1313 4/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +1313 4/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views May 25, 2004 +1313 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 18, 2004 +1313 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 31, 2003 +1313 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 27, 2003 +1313 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 1, 2002 +1313 1/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium September 6, 2002 +1313 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +1314 3.5/5 fresh Joey O'Bryan 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1315 Just the right combination of fantasy and comedy. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +1315 The kids play off each other very well and never miss a beat with perfect-timed humor and acting. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1315 Fulfills kids' empowerment fantasies and features enough techno-wizardry and cool f/x to satisfy those weaned on videogames. fresh Lael Loewenstein 1 Variety March 27, 2009 +1315 This year's most unlikely-and most successful-exhilarating family-type entertainment. 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1315 The entire ensemble of old pros play their designated roles well; standing out are Cumming, whose trademark impishness fits this role like a glove; and Danny Trejo, playing a nice guy for a change and pulling it off wonderfully. 3.5/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 Film Threat January 20, 2007 +1315 The coolest kid flick in ages. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1315 In terms of its family ethos, this makes an interesting comparison with the Addams Family films. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1315 Spy Kids is a frivolous but fun adventure movie that will give kids thrills and adults some smiles. Everybody goes home happy. B- fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +1315 Those expecting more than silly fun will surely be disappointed. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1315 Pitched somewhere been the swagger of James Bond and the out there ambience of Willy Wonka, Spy Kids is a real treat. 4/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 April 16, 2003 +1315 Lively and high-spirited. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies January 12, 2003 +1315 Colourful, inventive, fast-moving fantasy adventure that kids will love and adults will be grateful for. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1315 "... the nonstop action and terrifically imaginative production should make ""Spy Kids"" a winner with kids. Adults will enjoy it as well." fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1315 Although gadgets galore almost overwhelm the film's characters and plot, this whimsical spoof of spy thrillers offers plenty of fun for the whole family. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1315 A don't-miss future classic, Spy Kids is aimed at children but the entire family will enjoy its pro-family message and the cheesy-fun effects that'll make you want to be a kid again. 3/4 fresh Stacie Hougland 0 Hollywood.com June 28, 2002 +1315 A movie drunk on fantasy and high on life, Spy Kids comes on the screen blazing and never lets up. 3.5/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com May 25, 2002 +1315 What ever happened to Robert Rodriguez? rotten Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1315 If you are sans children, you may feel a little awkward walking in, but once the movie starts, you'll feel right at home. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 26, 2002 +1315 As a piece of almost dadaist filmmaking, Spy Kids is great fun with its continual spirit of invention. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post January 6, 2002 +1315 While Spy Kids is neither sophisticated nor classically educational, it is filled with love, family, bright colors, fun action scenes, and magical mystery. fresh Tracy McLoone 0 PopMatters October 31, 2001 +1315 A family film that proves surprisingly distinctive. 6/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 26, 2001 +1315 ...a monstrosity from the depths of Disney Channel hell, a funhouse nightmare with no apparent exit sign D rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 24, 2001 +1315 ...fast paced, full of colorful, fanciful imagery and high good humor. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis September 30, 2001 +1315 Personally, I can't wait for the sequel. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com September 22, 2001 +1315 As the film flies forward, it finds more and more inventive ways to show us, to entertain us, to make us laugh. A- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 26, 2001 +1315 Neatly combines the more outrageous elements of James Bond spy movies with the fun aspects of kid flicks. fresh 0 Phantom Tollbooth May 21, 2001 +1315 Spy Kids is flat out a good time for the whole family. 4/5 fresh Ted Murphy 0 Baseline.Hollywood.com May 6, 2001 +1315 Arguably the best segment in Four Rooms is the one with the little kids left alone in the room by their dad. I trust Rodriguez with kids as a subject. I liked it. 3 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina April 24, 2001 +1315 The action itself -- despite some bright, funny moments -- is often quite ordinary. 3/5 rotten Michael Thomson 0 BBC.com April 16, 2001 +1315 Unashamedly brilliant, a fast and furious fusion of hip references, cute action, dynamic visuals and sheer delight. 4/5 fresh Bob McCabe 0 Empire Magazine April 13, 2001 +1315 Not only terrifically entertaining, but has a great message, as well. fresh David Forsmark 0 Credo April 11, 2001 +1315 "What Dreams May Come""/Bond Junior" 3/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card April 10, 2001 +1315 The rare kind of movie that doesn't dumb it down for the kids and won't embarrass grownups who come to see it sans familia. 4/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle April 9, 2001 +1315 Very entertaining... refreshing. 3/4 fresh Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies April 8, 2001 +1315 If I had seen this as a child, I would have thought it was the greatest movie ever made. Having seen it as an adult, I felt like a kid all over again. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat April 4, 2001 +1315 Best used by Planned Parenthood as a pro-contraceptive, pro-choice advertisement--the idea of hauling kids to this junk is enough to make any prospective parent think twice. D- rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine April 4, 2001 +1315 a vibrant, creative thrill ride that is long on imagination and gleefully short on logic 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk April 3, 2001 +1315 Every so often a family movie comes along that will appeal to the whole family, and Spy Kids is one of those. 7 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide April 3, 2001 +1315 It has just the right combination of giddy fantasy, exciting adventure, wonderful special effects, and sly comedy. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 3, 2001 +1315 A richly complex film that is a treat for the eyes, the mind and the funny bone of those young and old. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 2, 2001 +1315 Rodriguez exhibits extraordinary imagination for a grown-up. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 2, 2001 +1315 A wildly inventive kids' movie that doesn't pander to its audience, isn't full of potty humor, and teaches a good message. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 2, 2001 +1315 A fine, relatively non-violent example of pure family entertainment. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 2, 2001 +1315 "Spy Kids"" is a smart, upscale, slick comedy adventure film that has something for everyone from kids to adults." 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope April 1, 2001 +1315 Even the biggest skeptics of the 'kids as super spies' conceit will likely find themselves looking forward to the already-in-the-works sequel. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com April 1, 2001 +1315 The family that spies together, stays together. That's the homespun philosophy behind htis rousing fantasy/adventure. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com April 1, 2001 +1315 Eccentrically over-the-top in the same style as Willy Wonka. fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) March 30, 2001 +1315 A pretty cool adventure for the kids. fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript March 30, 2001 +1315 One of the most fun and rewarding live-action family films to splash multiplexes in quite sometime. fresh Jeffrey Huston 0 Jeff Huston's Believe Me March 30, 2001 +1315 Perfectly silly escapist fun for kiddies that won't bore their parents too much. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 30, 2001 +1315 The strong family relationship that gives Spy Kids its real charm. fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee March 30, 2001 +1315 A good live-action children's movie -- a species so rare that many presumed it extinct. fresh Andy Seiler 1 USA Today March 30, 2001 +1315 A turgid adventure tale caught somewhere between family comedy and spy spoof. rotten Sherri Winston 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel March 30, 2001 +1315 One of the best kids movies in years. fresh John Zebrowski 1 Seattle Times March 30, 2001 +1315 Good, but not great from a critical and overall filmmaking standpoint, the film will nevertheless probably prove to be quite enjoyable to its target audience. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! March 30, 2001 +1315 It's entertaining and inoffensive, a rare combination in kids' films, which are usually neither. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 30, 2001 +1315 Right from the start, Rodriguez peppers his film with a delightful potpourri of elements. 3.5/4 fresh Mary Kalin-Casey 0 Reel.com March 30, 2001 +1315 An explosion of crazy narrative and nutty visual ideas. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 30, 2001 +1315 Spy Kids may not be as cool as it wants to be, and it may not become the cult item it is aiming at, and the special effects may be even cheesier than the plot calls for, but it doesn't lack for imagination. fresh Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen March 30, 2001 +1315 A virtual eruption of special effects and sorcery, borrows a little here and a little there from a lot of espionage thrillers, which may amuse parents. fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday March 30, 2001 +1315 Enjoyable and charming if overactive. 3.5/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times March 30, 2001 +1315 Doesn't feel like it rolled off a studio assembly line. fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post March 30, 2001 +1315 Simultaneously fantastic and fantastical, and clever enough to amuse adults while it's enthralling children. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Calgary Sun March 30, 2001 +1315 A nice combination of fantastic events and family affection. fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies March 30, 2001 +1315 The adventures of the Cortez family have a casual multicultural feel that is welcome. fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle March 30, 2001 +1315 Fun but not too dumb and there are more cool gizmos than Inspector Gadget could ever dream of. fresh 0 E! Online March 30, 2001 +1315 A winner. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News March 30, 2001 +1315 It won't bore parents. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) March 30, 2001 +1315 To sum up, if you want your children to someday appreciate the true art of cinema, Spy Kids is a terrific movie to start with. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News March 30, 2001 +1315 Adventure, action -- and a good heart. fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times March 30, 2001 +1315 A treasure. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 30, 2001 +1315 Just wacky enough and gadget-driven enough to appeal to bored kids looking for fresh energies. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe March 30, 2001 +1315 Spy Kids is all fun, sometimes obnoxious, and incessantly cheerful. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper March 30, 2001 +1315 Robert Rodriguez brings the same whiplash-inducing pace and ferocious energy that drove DESPERADO and FROM DUSK TILL DAWN to this gentler, but no less high-octane, escapade 3.5/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide March 30, 2001 +1315 Energetic and slickly done, but also somewhat soulless. 2.5/5 rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post March 29, 2001 +1315 In the end, all the clever parts of Spy Kids don't quite fit together ... but we hardly notice because of the movie's inventiveness, sense of fun and faith in the heart and brains of its audience. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 29, 2001 +1315 Utterly devoid of any real originality or charm, and so loaded down with clumsy effects it's an ordeal to sit through. Every step of the way, it feels like just what it is: a merchandising devise. C- rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 29, 2001 +1315 This surprisingly entertaining movie turns the adults into kids and the kids into adults -- and everyone laughs at the talking toilet. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com March 29, 2001 +1315 Spy Kids may have its faults, but, for adults, it's far from a Mission: Unwatchable. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel March 29, 2001 +1315 Funny and exciting on enough levels that adults are likely to enjoy it just as much as the rug rats they find themselves forced to chaperone. fresh Andy Klein 0 New Times March 29, 2001 +1315 The kids' movie kids have been waiting for. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz March 29, 2001 +1315 A preposterous collection of sight gags and lame special effects that doesn't amount to much of anything. rotten Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 29, 2001 +1315 Winning family film that's clever in the best kind of offhanded way. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times March 29, 2001 +1315 Meanders through an unconvincing plot that has neither the suspense of a spy film nor the emotion of a family film. rotten Leah Green 0 Kansas City Star March 29, 2001 +1315 Go, even if you don't have kids to take. It's that cool. fresh Dave White 0 IFilm March 29, 2001 +1315 A lot of fun. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette March 29, 2001 +1315 The children's thriller Spy Kids is just a glorified gizmo movie, but, as directed by the semigrown up Robert Rodriguez, the gizmos have a loopy, babes in toyland vivacity. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly March 29, 2001 +1315 What's most impressive about this tale of pint-sized secret agents is how expertly it brings the action-adventure genre down to size without being the least bit patronizing. fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press March 29, 2001 +1315 Wildly imaginative and funny. B fresh Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News March 29, 2001 +1315 Great fun, entirely uncondescending, with funky homemade special effects and a kid's sense of color, movement and general sensory excess. fresh Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch March 29, 2001 +1315 Rodriguez makes fun of both adults and kids, but with a gentle smile. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer March 29, 2001 +1315 Witty and hugely entertaining, Spy Kids may well wind up being one of the best movies of the year. fresh Ernest Hardy 1 Film.com March 29, 2001 +1315 This is the movie that Disney's crass Inspector Gadget should have been. fresh Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune March 29, 2001 +1315 Hits the screen running and never lets up. B+ fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution March 29, 2001 +1315 Wildly colorful and playfully weird ... better-than-average family fare. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 29, 2001 +1315 It's a big, extended live-action pop-up book that adults will be able to smile with alongside their own kids. 3/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com March 29, 2001 +1315 "Like the speedy vehicles that can be seen throughout the film, ""Spy Kids"" moves at an agreeably quick pace, never letting up for such petty things as catching your breath." 3/4 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Lawrence Journal-World March 28, 2001 +1315 Spy Kids is a hoot, offering fun for adults and children alike. 3.5/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly March 27, 2001 +1315 Spy Kids is one of the best kids' films to grace the silver screen in the last decade. 4/5 fresh Max Messier 0 Filmcritic.com March 26, 2001 +1315 A great film for kids and tolerable entertainment for adults. fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net March 26, 2001 +1315 Spy Kids achieves the one thing Hollywood struggles to do in live action: It's a family film that's cool. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter March 26, 2001 +1315 This film doesn't dumb down the action for really young kids and, as a result, makes the picture a lot more enjoyable for older kids and adults. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine March 22, 2001 +1315 A- fresh Scott Mendelson 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews April 30, 2007 +1315 3/4 fresh Jose Antonio 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1315 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1315 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1315 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1315 7/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com August 9, 2002 +1315 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1315 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +1315 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic July 9, 2001 +1315 3/4 fresh Catharine Tunnacliffe 0 eye WEEKLY April 9, 2001 +1317 The talented cast works hard to keep this souffle from falling. Because of Roberts, America's Sweethearts is going to be seen by a lot of people. For best results, keep those expectations low. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 7, 2018 +1317 So-so sitcom-like story of estranged movie stars. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 21, 2010 +1317 ...an egregiously bland piece of work that ultimately makes certain sitcoms look deep by comparison. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 11, 2008 +1317 Lacking originality or true wit, this mildly amusing but utterly banal comedy again demonstrates that Joe Roth is not much of a director and that Billy Crystal can do only one thing as an actor--be Billy Crystal. 1/4 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 16, 2006 +1317 Could have been more with such a great cast, but still manages to entertain. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 27, 2003 +1317 It gets a little funnier toward the end, making up for the draggy first half . . . However, the shelf-life of this Sweetheart should be short indeed. 2/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 20, 2003 +1317 Slight, but at least fitfully funny. fresh Tom Grealis 0 February 13, 2003 +1317 A loose-limbed, occasionally funny movie of many madly spinning teacups sunk by uninvested-in characters and niggling, wrongheaded details. C- rotten Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today January 16, 2003 +1317 Inevitably there are some funny moments, and of course this is an endlessly watchable cast. But the movie is just too over-the-top. 2/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic December 2, 2002 +1317 The film isn't just banal, it's aggressively, arrogantly banal. rotten Manohla Dargis 1 L.A. Weekly October 29, 2002 +1317 When it peeks behind the scenes, the movie can be very, very funny. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1317 A timely comedy that pokes fun at all things Hollywood. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1317 Disappointment comes from the sense that the picture started off with the promise of being something different, maybe even something scathing, but then settles for something rather routine. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 12, 2002 +1317 The fact that this movie contains some of the most annoying, mannered actors on film today and still remains painless is quite a feat. rotten Jason Clark 0 Matinee Magazine July 2, 2002 +1317 Its potential as a spicy spoof of Hollywood's incestuous relation with the entertainment press has been Ephroned away in favor of bland romantic comedy. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 21, 2002 +1317 The writers turn out to be brandishing butter knives instead of scalpels. ... the movie's real surprise is the feisty, vigorous turn by Zeta-Jones, who throws off zingers with grace and style. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 9, 2002 +1317 The kind of flick that gives fluff a good name. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1317 There have been a lot of movies about how fake Hollywood is, but this is the fake Hollywood movie about how fake Hollywood is. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 26, 2002 +1317 The premise falters along with much of the shtick. 1.5/5 rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 6, 2002 +1317 Joe Roth steps back into the director's chair after nearly a decade and AMERICA'S SWEETHEARTS suffers the same diffused focus that his earlier efforts. After the tightly-paced opening, the film flounders until all the major players have been introduced. C+ rotten Ted Murphy 0 Murphy's Movie Reviews December 4, 2001 +1317 The movie is intended as an effervescent fizz; instead, it's a fizzle. What should have been a knockout punch turns out to be more of a gentle poke in the ribs. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis November 23, 2001 +1317 You have to suffer through the de facto Miss America, Julia Roberts, pretending as though she's blending in with the furniture. 1/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central November 12, 2001 +1317 Lo adorable de su elenco, lo divertido de su trama y su atractivo reparto, la hacen sumamente disfrutable 3/4 fresh Jorge Avila 0 Moviola October 29, 2001 +1317 The script here is not funny, while the cast -- though star-studded -- is perfunctory. 2/5 rotten Ben Falk 0 BBC.com October 8, 2001 +1317 Let me tell you the bottom line: the movie is cute and it's enjoyable. 3.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com September 30, 2001 +1317 America's Sweethearts feels especially stupid for not offering Azaria's casting as some sort of auto-critique. 1/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine September 13, 2001 +1317 The so-called 'behind-the-scenes' intrigue often fails to rise above a television sitcom. rotten Ed Kelleher 0 Film Journal International August 14, 2001 +1317 What happens when satire gets lazy. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather August 10, 2001 +1317 Both harmlessly cynical and deeply fatuous. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 6, 2001 +1317 Coming out the loser in the mess is Joe Roth, who shows that heading movie studios hasn't done any favors for whatever directorial ability he may have once had. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com August 5, 2001 +1317 Less a romantic comedy than a scathing commentary on the uselessness and inanity of everyone in Hollywood. 4/5 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews August 5, 2001 +1317 The set-up is slow and weak, but once it gets rolling, it works pretty well. 2.5/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope August 4, 2001 +1317 As plastic as the films it attempts to lampoon. 2/5 rotten Catharine Tunnacliffe 0 eye WEEKLY August 2, 2001 +1317 a tepid update of the screwball comedy formula with vaguely satiric overtones 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk August 2, 2001 +1317 America's Sweethearts is a balloon, all right -- a lead one. 1.5/5 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 2, 2001 +1317 It is ironic that while the film tries to demystify its celebrities by showing their 'true' identities, it simultaneously creates a myth for the Julia Roberts character Kiki. rotten Yazmin Ghonaim 0 Cinephiles July 30, 2001 +1317 As a Hollywood satire, America's Sweethearts is toothless. As a romance, it is at best a minor pleasure. 2/5 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly July 30, 2001 +1317 A boring, brain-dead flop. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer July 27, 2001 +1317 Too cynically slick and emotionally shallow. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer July 27, 2001 +1317 As a romantic comedy, America's Sweethearts is atrocious. As a skewering of Hollywood ego, it's actually quite funny. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat July 26, 2001 +1317 The send-up is doggedly unclever in its attention to the vagaries of fame, insecurities of famous people, and artifice of Hollywood romance. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Nitrate Online July 25, 2001 +1317 A lackluster screwball comedy and dubious Julia Roberts vehicle. rotten 1 Village Voice July 24, 2001 +1317 The film does indeed deliver the laughs, and I suppose we can't ask much more than that in these mediocre summer months. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 23, 2001 +1317 The script ... is crisp and fresh, the gags well-aimed and nastily barbed. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle July 23, 2001 +1317 Gives us television sitcom-like 'onesa' characters ... whose behavior seems prompted by whatever suits the scene rather than any kind of emotional truth. 3/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 23, 2001 +1317 A clunky ribbing of the movie industry. 1/4 rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader July 23, 2001 +1317 Takes aim at Hollywood and delightfully surprises with a funny and entertaining film. fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) July 23, 2001 +1317 A major studio takes aim at itself in a series of mostly successful sketches parodying the underhanded ways movie companies have of marketing their fare. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 21, 2001 +1317 If it wants to be a romance between [Cusack and Roberts], I've seen more sparks fly between ostriches. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 20, 2001 +1317 Far too many scenes seem painfully contrived, go nowhere and just aren't humorous. It's silly, but not very funny. 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide July 20, 2001 +1317 A real crowd pleaser with laughs so big and often that you're going to miss some of the lines. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 20, 2001 +1317 Crystal and Co. shoot for the cheapest laughs they can find, and ignore the tougher, smarter ones they might have discovered in so potentially rich a vein as Hollywood's marketing practices. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 20, 2001 +1317 Just funny enough, just romantic enough and just satiric enough to be good. B- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 20, 2001 +1317 There's nothing wrong with broad and campy humor, but America's Sweethearts rarely gets the tone right. rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee July 20, 2001 +1317 The whole thing shambles when it should crackle. 2.5/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide July 20, 2001 +1317 The movie is a polished muddle, fitfully amusing but with no spine. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate July 20, 2001 +1317 It's a perfectly fine setup for romantic-comedy capering, with enough good one-liners to satisfy. But Roth seems a bit at sea with his powerhouse cast. rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times July 20, 2001 +1317 Doesn't contain a single genuine emotion. It's just as bogus and hollow as the movie business it portrays. 1/4 rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 20, 2001 +1317 Director Roth's only real nerve is in mocking excessive close-ups in the Walken 'art' travesty. His own movie is a brazen, artless parade of them. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 20, 2001 +1317 A film that manages the frustrating feat of being pleasant and misguided at the same time. rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee July 20, 2001 +1317 If you like a little surprise in your movies, don't bother lining up for America's Sweethearts. rotten Janice Kennedy 0 Ottawa Citizen July 20, 2001 +1317 Think of it as the spoonful of sugar that will help the medicine go down, a drizzle of soft ice cream guaranteed to bring a quick smile to a kid's face on a bad day. fresh Barry Johnson 0 Oregonian July 20, 2001 +1317 Occasionally amusing, but also an irritating mess. rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday July 20, 2001 +1317 As undemanding summer movies go, America's Sweethearts is surprisingly funny and sweet, despite some missed comic opportunities and curious casting choices. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post July 20, 2001 +1317 A hypocritical purveyor of the same schlock nonsense it pretends to lampoon. C- rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine July 20, 2001 +1317 For the farce it so desperately wants to be, the film often feels slack and too reliant on so-so punch lines for laughs. rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald July 20, 2001 +1317 Not quite tart, not real sweet. rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star July 20, 2001 +1317 Can't decide if it wants to be a romantic comedy or a sarcastic send-up of all things Hollywood. rotten Rob Caley 0 Jam! Movies July 20, 2001 +1317 Once the junket begins the film starts falling apart. Parody and satire are replaced by tired, silly slapstick that is beneath the talents of the actors. rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Calgary Sun July 20, 2001 +1317 The movie is often chaotic and sometimes so silly and broad it borders on slapstick, but mostly it's just dumb fun. fresh Liz Braun 1 Toronto Sun July 20, 2001 +1317 You go to America's Sweethearts anticipating a prime flossy, glossy entertainment. You come away better by a few laughs but with expectations sadly deflated. 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News July 20, 2001 +1317 A case study in missed opportunities. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 20, 2001 +1317 Given its subject matter, it's too genial to cut deep. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post July 20, 2001 +1317 The script is full of half-considered character stances. rotten Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com July 20, 2001 +1317 All these good actors and all Crystal's sass and witty candor can't bring back the heyday of Billy Wilder and Preston Sturges. Or even, most of the time, their off-days. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune July 20, 2001 +1317 Save for a few crackling wisecracks from Billy Crystal, and some moments of delicious is-she -acting-or -is-it-real insanity from Catherine Zeta-Jones, the fine cast sleepwalks through this film. rotten Jon Alon 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 20, 2001 +1317 The film is longer on one-liners than inventiveness, focus, and sharp characterization. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe July 20, 2001 +1317 ...it never rises above the level set by the routine, predictable screenplay... B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 20, 2001 +1317 Wide parched vistas of monotony separate scrabbly oases of amusement and the payoff for a gag almost never matches the time devoted to its setup. rotten Bob Aulert 0 culturevulture.net July 19, 2001 +1317 Not so much a terrible movie as a tryingly bland one, the star-stuffed America's Sweethearts actually manages to make Entertainment Tonight seem dangerous by comparison. rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star July 19, 2001 +1317 A fairly hilarious inside-Hollywood farce. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 19, 2001 +1317 Nothing overly special, new or particularly insightful about off-screen romance in Hollywood, but above average for what it's attempting to do and be. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! July 19, 2001 +1317 The movie has no sparkle, no charm, nothing to sweep us off our feet. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com July 19, 2001 +1317 A purely forgettable romantic comedy. rotten Brad Haynes 0 Orlando Weekly July 19, 2001 +1317 A terrific romantic comedy about narcissism, insincerity, lunacy and glamour. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel July 19, 2001 +1317 Like a bottle of lukewarm Champagne -- an expensive one, judging by the label -- America's Sweethearts opens with a promising burst of effervescence and quickly goes flat. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times July 19, 2001 +1317 Often funny but not that engaging. rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 19, 2001 +1317 [Crystal] nearly sinks the medium-sized comedy boat they're all trying to occupy. Still, it's funny enough and forgettable enough that you probably won't mind, especially when Julia shows off her teeth. fresh Dave White 0 IFilm July 19, 2001 +1317 [T]he jokes mostly fell flat. rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle July 19, 2001 +1317 The flick's got enough charming moments to offer a sweet, if not great, time. fresh 0 E! Online July 19, 2001 +1317 It has the misfortune of being both too inside for outsiders and too unlikely for those in the know. rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press July 19, 2001 +1317 For a film that attempts to be a breezy farce, it's a remarkably sour affair with a thinly veiled contempt and self-hatred for just about everything associated with Hollywood these days. rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 19, 2001 +1317 You go away reasonably satisfied - not filled up, not delighted, but pleased that your expectations have been met again. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer July 19, 2001 +1317 A slam-dunk for Julia Roberts. 4/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post July 19, 2001 +1317 It reminded me of a stand-up comedian who's not sure where his next joke is coming from. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 19, 2001 +1317 Imperfect but entertaining, this self-deprecating film flirts with the public's perception of the Hollywood machine. And flirts are fun. fresh Laura Kelly 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 19, 2001 +1317 A mildly amusing mess. 2.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 19, 2001 +1317 America's Sweethearts would have been greatly helped by some rat-a-tat banter, but instead you get blather, and plenty of it. rotten Francesca Chapman 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 19, 2001 +1317 It's dull, two-dimensional, and totally toothless. rotten Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz July 19, 2001 +1317 Enormously engaging in its opening segments, it's unable to sustain that good feeling over the long haul. 3/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 19, 2001 +1317 While there are some laughs, this thing misses the mark too many times. rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette July 19, 2001 +1317 Opens with terrific promise, reaches a few dead ends but usually redeems itself. fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News July 19, 2001 +1317 Surprisingly little of the film rings true, as the stock comic situations pile up so quickly that its insider credibility is undermined. rotten Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch July 19, 2001 +1317 Do you wonder how this movie will turn out? As with most romantic comedies, the joy is in the journey. 4 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 19, 2001 +1317 When Sweethearts runs out of sharp gags or crafty in-jokes, it leans too heavily on misplaced, cartoonish slapstick. rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine July 19, 2001 +1317 Disappointingly pedestrian for a movie with such ripe and easy targets for much sharper satire. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire July 19, 2001 +1317 The ultimate irony is that a film that preaches about the promotion of a dud is itself a dud. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine July 19, 2001 +1317 I can't recall the last time I've seen this many supremely talented actors frittered away in such a slight romantic comedy. rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! July 19, 2001 +1317 It's entertaining and funny enough, but like your average quote whore, shows you what you'd like to see, even if it's not entirely what is deserved. 2.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com July 19, 2001 +1317 A Billy Crystal shtick-fest masquerading as romantic-comedy, though it's hardly ever romantic and only occasionally funny. rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News July 19, 2001 +1317 Hollywood may be the dream factory, but this probably isn't the dream the filmmakers had in mind. 2/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com July 19, 2001 +1317 As romance, America's Sweethearts is as heartfelt as a sitcom; as Hollywood satire, it's as pointed as an issue of Mad. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 New Times July 19, 2001 +1317 An enjoyable night out. fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times July 19, 2001 +1317 Pleasant old-school comedy with a few modern, edgy twists. B- fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 19, 2001 +1317 One of the most caustic and hilarious looks behind the scenes of movie-making since Bowfinger. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 19, 2001 +1317 A miasma of vanity envelops America's Sweethearts where wit ought to reign. C- rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly July 19, 2001 +1317 Yawnsville. rotten 0 BeatBoxBetty.com July 18, 2001 +1317 A deft, old-fashioned combination of jokes and sentiment, the cinematic equivalent of one of Crystal's opening monologues at the Academy Awards. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 18, 2001 +1317 America's Sweethearts begins as a smartly promising, gently farcical comedy of manners and ends as sourly and haphazardly as the lives it is poking fun at. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety July 18, 2001 +1317 Has its share of memorable funny moments. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card July 17, 2001 +1317 Why would I want any of these jerks to be happy? 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com July 16, 2001 +1317 Trite, unfunny, boring and a waste of everyone's talent. 3/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium July 16, 2001 +1317 Leaves you shaking your head over a lost opportunity to make a really great comedy. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter July 16, 2001 +1317 Creative and extremely fun to watch. 5/10 fresh Light House 0 Dark Horizons May 9, 2001 +1317 4/5 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1317 3/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1317 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1317 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1317 3.5/4 fresh Joe Mader 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1317 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1317 B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 17, 2002 +1317 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1317 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1317 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +1317 2/4 rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review August 6, 2001 +1317 2/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews July 27, 2001 +1317 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com July 19, 2001 +1317 3.5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) July 19, 2001 +1319 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2005 +1320 A lot of the themes and language in the movie haven't aged well...the soundtrack is amazing, though. 2/5 rotten Brandon Collins 0 Medium Popcorn October 3, 2018 +1320 To be admired rather than enjoyed, but a considerable achievement nonetheless. 3.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) September 14, 2018 +1320 Outside the rap slams, either the acting or the persona is a bit joyless. rotten Mark Steyn 0 The Spectator February 2, 2018 +1320 The best review I can give a drama or an actor: When the film ends you still believe the character lives on. A- fresh Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America January 3, 2018 +1320 While not exactly wow, Eminem is solid and credible in a role which could so easily have screeched like chalk across a wet blackboard. fresh Barbara Ellen 0 Times (UK) January 2, 2018 +1320 A refreshing way to build a story that is ghoulishly overfamiliar in nearly all its particulars. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 2, 2016 +1320 It's easy to like Jimmy Smith as well as to admire him, because Mr. Mathers lets us in, with no sign of calculation, on the kindness, even tenderness, that Jimmy conceals from most of the people around him. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal April 7, 2014 +1320 What saves all this from being purely conventional is the filmmaker's keen sense of Rabbit's essential solitude as an artist, even when surrounded by friends. fresh John Powers 1 L.A. Weekly April 7, 2014 +1320 "Director Curtis Hanson puts a new spin on the familiar ""triumph against the odds"" theme with this slick showcase for the talents of superstar rapper Eminem." 4/5 fresh Adam Smith 0 Radio Times April 7, 2014 +1320 It ain't Eminem: The Movie but it does showcase Eminem: The Actor -- easily the best rapper-cum-thesp since Tupac Shakur. 4/5 fresh 0 Total Film April 7, 2014 +1320 Despite the predictable formula, screenwriter Scott Silver wisely avoids taking the easy route every time; there are several small twists you may not expect, and the ending isn't entirely a happy one. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press April 7, 2014 +1320 Because it rejects easy victories, this may be one of the few inspirational movies that could actually inspire someone, somewhere, sometime. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine April 7, 2014 +1320 The movie has some of the braggadocio of its white-trash hero, building to its competitive climax as if it were a gladiatorial sporting event, and it carried me all the way. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader November 15, 2011 +1320 While no masterpiece, it is infinitely superior to the sad movie debuts of Britney Spears and Mariah Carey. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) November 15, 2011 +1320 Another fine effort from a director currently on a critical roll. Hanson is great at teasing the audience with little samples of his star's lyrical dexterity as he builds towards the finale. fresh 0 Film4 November 15, 2011 +1320 Eminem's edgy, graphic quasi-biopic is not for kids. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media August 26, 2010 +1320 I was able to guess what would happen to most of the characters most of the time and come through perfectly. 2/4 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1320 ... Rocky with a rap beat .... rotten Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review April 13, 2009 +1320 You can't stop him or crop him/He's in widescreen and large/He ain't playing when he's baggin' Curtis Hanson for Sarge... [Blu-ray] 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews March 30, 2009 +1320 Ends on a high note, but it doesn't negate the tedium of the number of false and mostly flat ones that precede it. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 29, 2009 +1320 Eminem is quietly effective without ever displaying much emotion. It's a commendable film debut and he never falls into the vanity trap that many artists find when transferring their talents from the music stage to the screen. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +1320 The film is really no more than a two-hour prelude to a climax in which our hero ... rhythmically tells people off. 3/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +1320 It is more just a pleasure to watch Eminem perform. He is fiercely talented and has a natural charisma; the camera loves him. But, like most of the story, we knew that before we saw the film. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1320 A hesitant presence whose vulnerability pulls you in, Eminem emerges as a mainstream movie star and effectively lays to rest the spooks of Slim Shady: impressionable parents will love this eminently responsible film. fresh 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1320 The movie doesn't feel authentic and I think it's because of all the white folks involved. 2 rotten Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com December 6, 2004 +1320 Like his wizardly lyrics, Eminem's performance and his film have unexpected depth. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 19, 2004 +1320 Eminem does a credible roughed-up urban ghetto impression of James Dean 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania February 10, 2004 +1320 Hanson's enthusiastic participation in the project is bewildering given how pedestrian the story is: poor, white kid keeps getting beaten down before a final showdown... 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 4, 2004 +1320 This Eminem melts in your hand and not in your mouth. C+ rotten Shawn Bowers 0 Kansas City Star August 30, 2003 +1320 Following L.A. Confidential and Wonder Boys, this makes a remarkable hat-trick for Hanson and is a personal triumph for Eminem. 4/5 fresh Colin Kennedy 0 Empire Magazine June 1, 2003 +1320 Better than average rags-to-riches story, but expect to get pinched for a special edition DVD later. B fresh Mark Robison 0 Reno Gazette-Journal April 2, 2003 +1320 Una buena pelcula, un ms que digno debut actoral para una estrella de rap, y una estupenda banda sonora. Nada mal, eh? fresh Enrique Buchichio 0 Uruguay Total April 2, 2003 +1320 If not strictly autobiography, the movie is close enough to Eminem's story that he knows how this character feels. If this turns out to be the only role he ever plays -- which I doubt -- he can be happy that he played it to the limit. fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald March 7, 2003 +1320 Despite the weak story, Hanson commands a strong performance from Eminem and showcases both the rapper's newfound acting abilities and his musical talent. 4/5 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com February 17, 2003 +1320 Director Hanson skillfully creates the oppressive nature of urban poverty with the dirt, grit, and darkness that remains prevalent throughout... 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1320 There are brawls enough to provide the flavor of how life in the darker reaches of Motown can be. fresh Nigam Nuggehalli 0 culturevulture.net January 30, 2003 +1320 Eminem summons things from deep inside himself to shed away ego and portray a calm, frustrated, worried kid who doesn't even talk too much. 3.5/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 26, 2003 +1320 The problem is Eminem himself, who has clearly been drilled by the director to play to what will have to pass as strengths: stillness, cool, control. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 20, 2003 +1320 It's a movie that showcases director Curtis Hanson working at the very height of his craft, but only to break even. fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News January 16, 2003 +1320 Who could have predicted that a rap movie starring Eminem would, at its best, be one of the year's sweetest joyrides? fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 16, 2003 +1320 What screamed a ridiculous idea or vanity project when you first read or head about it is the exact opposite - a well thought out and realised film which never thinks too much of itself. 3/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 January 16, 2003 +1320 Eminem's skill still lies in turning an inventive phrase: filled with characters who lack depth, his film debut falls victim to its own modesty and is often insubstantial and boring. 6.5/10 rotten Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment January 13, 2003 +1320 Eminem is such a commanding visual presence, diversely eloquent of patience, ire, and weariness, that his silent poses and solitary interludes become many of the film's most effective scenes. B- fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +1320 Everything that happens feels inevitable, achingly obvious -- the abuse, the betrayals, the arguments, the reconciliations, the tiny defeats, the bigger victories. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer January 8, 2003 +1320 The script is uninspired, the picture's characters are stick figures, its dialogue is lackluster and the star's performance seldom rises above the adequate. 2/5 rotten Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1320 There's no power fantasies here, no ego trips or fairy tale stories about a loser made good. In this case, the persona serves the story, not the other way around. B fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium December 4, 2002 +1320 The story is all right: The picture's real excellence is its portrait of the society in which it takes place. fresh Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic December 2, 2002 +1320 A solidly built, rather old-fashioned yarn about a plucky underdog who triumphs in the face of adversity. 3/5 fresh Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com November 26, 2002 +1320 Eminem manages to take all that we think we know about Eminem and inject it into his character without turning the character into a simple screen version of himself. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk November 24, 2002 +1320 Extremely enjoyable film, with a winning performance from Eminem -- essentially this is the Hip-Hop version of Rocky. In a good way. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 23, 2002 +1320 That the final rap battle feels so electrifying rather than merely coming across as the usual rah-rah climax taps directly into the energy emanating from Eminem as he gives his character a real presence. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 20, 2002 +1320 Not since Rocky brought Silvester Stallone to virtually instant stardom has there been a more effective attempt to repeat the phenomenon. 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 19, 2002 +1320 Eminem gives a focused, intelligent performance. 3.5/5 fresh Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY November 19, 2002 +1320 Eminem proves himself on the big screen with this extremely well-made film loosely based on his own life in innercity Detroit. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 18, 2002 +1320 The unique format of the motion picture shows how valuable it can be, for what else can be used to so vividly capture the most important element in a story like this -- its cultural setting? 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies November 18, 2002 +1320 "It's disappointing, sort of like if Madonna had released her ""Sex"" book without the sex." C rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) November 15, 2002 +1320 Even [Eminem's] most devoted admirers likely will be surprised by his ability to keenly render and compellingly sustain a character throughout a feature-length film. 3/4 fresh Joe Leydon 0 The Moving Picture Show November 14, 2002 +1320 If this movie had been directed by someone other than Curtis Hanson; I'm talking some nobody shmoe or some flashy music video director, critics would have dismissed this as just another singer-turned-actor star vehicle with no more depth than a shot glass 2/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com November 14, 2002 +1320 Em's lowdown, dirty diatribe may sound like treason, but you might discover that his rhyme is the reason. 4/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) November 14, 2002 +1320 "First Adam Sandler's in an art film. Now Eminem's in a ""sports"" movie...go figure." 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 13, 2002 +1320 However you view it, it's a story that's been told before. And yet, it works. 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit November 13, 2002 +1320 A decent, American, inspirational, Rocky-esque story. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium November 12, 2002 +1320 If Eminem is a genius then Tiny Tim must be God. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 11, 2002 +1320 A powerful film that shows us the frustration and desperation of an entire emotionally neglected sub-class, its bravura 'rap battles' offering up the strongest prima facie connection between hip-hop's chest-thumping and adolescence's shoe-gazing. A- fresh Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today November 11, 2002 +1320 "Eminem plays a guy named ""Rabbit,"" and he doesn't get any respect. Maybe going by the name ""Rabbit"" isn't the route to respect, yo." 3/4 fresh Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! November 11, 2002 +1320 Then there are the rap sequences where Eminem displays an energy close to unrivaled by any performance this year. In these scenes, he and the film show what they're really made of. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 10, 2002 +1320 We've seen these character types before, but through the lens of Curtis Hanson, we suffer, carouse and dream right along with them. 3/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) November 10, 2002 +1320 A brilliant, engaging examination of people who dream of escape. 5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com November 10, 2002 +1320 If the part is not much of a mental or emotional stretch for him, [Eminem] acquits himself well enough for me to want to see him in other films. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies November 10, 2002 +1320 Can Eminem act? Yes, I am happy to report. 4/5 fresh 0 Film Snobs November 10, 2002 +1320 Rabbit's story is galvanizing and Eminem is a superstar. But hiphop has more and other stories to tell. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Nitrate Online November 9, 2002 +1320 Who wastes time watching Tiger Woods/When real action comes from the boyz in the hoods? 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 9, 2002 +1320 There is a quietude to the film, even though it is punctuated by a lot of music and even more yelling. Its mood is soft and even humble. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 9, 2002 +1320 A movie that will capture the attention of anyone who remembers what it was like when music was a crucial component of their daily existence. B+ fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) November 9, 2002 +1320 Certainly the best first film ever by a musician crossing over to the acting world. 8 fresh Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide November 9, 2002 +1320 So paper thin that the former 'king of controversy' was able to cram the entire plot into one little crossover rap song that's currently playing at a radio station near you. 4/10 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum November 9, 2002 +1320 Packs as much humor, hard truth and vitality as the rapper's LPs. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal November 8, 2002 +1320 A by-the-numbers storyline, complete with character actions that don't make a lick of sense because of how underdeveloped they are. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 8, 2002 +1320 [Eminem] does a lot of things right. So does the movie. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post November 8, 2002 +1320 The payoff comes after an hour and a half of a long, criminally tiresome setup. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 8, 2002 +1320 Eminem steals the picture from a cast with snap down to the smallest parts. 3.5/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today November 8, 2002 +1320 What's most disappointing is the thoroughly cliched story. 2.5/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide November 8, 2002 +1320 Underwhelming. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 8, 2002 +1320 Both in film and music, he tantalizes us with autobiographical detail while dazzling us with wit, grit, insight, profane humor and mind-boggling wordplay. 2.5/4 fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel November 8, 2002 +1320 The triumph here is that Hanson and screenwriter Scott Silver have found a fresh way to tell this story. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 8, 2002 +1320 Funny, well-acted and surprisingly engaging. 7/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! November 8, 2002 +1320 Is Eminem a movie star? Only when he raps. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun November 8, 2002 +1320 The film is emotionally charged, almost naturally so, with Hanson's direction stressing the pop rapture that music can provide in a world that's dirty and ugly. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee November 8, 2002 +1320 Eminem delivers a performance of considerable passion and depth. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle November 8, 2002 +1320 Essentially a downtrodden-teen -makes-good film ... That's not a bad thing, but it's nothing to rap home about, either. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian November 8, 2002 +1320 Merely a solid, conventional drama, because it ultimately loses sight of one very important fact: Eminem is at his best when he's making people angry, not when he's asking for their sympathy. 2.5/4 fresh Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star November 8, 2002 +1320 It's raw, it's intense and it's very engrossing. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies November 8, 2002 +1320 [Eminem] goes the mile demanded of him and he emerges a certified winner this time out. 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies November 8, 2002 +1320 While it's doubtful that Eminem could run out and perform Shakespeare tomorrow, his talents on screen -- in this role -- are astounding. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com November 8, 2002 +1320 Uneven but watchable. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer November 8, 2002 +1320 Rapper Eminem's film debut is far better than you'd think -- and a pure demonstration of the power of charisma. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 8, 2002 +1320 After just a few years in the spotlight, Eminem has accomplished something Elvis, Madonna, Michael and Mariah have not: He's made a great movie. 3.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World November 8, 2002 +1320 Is it worth a look? Sure. Is it begging to be parodied? Without a doubt...somebody alert the Wayans. 7/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com November 8, 2002 +1320 Say what you want about Eminem, but the guy has passion and a gift with words - the finale at the battle simply rocks the house. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com November 8, 2002 +1320 Elegant and tough, unpretentiously directed by Curtis Hanson, it doesn't for a second pander to what is supposed to be the star's target audience. A fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather November 8, 2002 +1320 Eminem wipes away his hubris, revealing a trembling, self-doubting kid on the way up. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star November 8, 2002 +1320 [Nothing] more than an Elvis film, except there's a lot more sex and violence than Blue Hawaii and the music video sequences feature creative profanity instead of surfboards. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 8, 2002 +1320 "All this hoopla about Eminem's so great, is it any more of a stretch than Prince in ""Purple Rain"" or Babs in ""A Star is Born"" or Woody in any movie where he's having an affair with a younger woman?" 1.5/4 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 7, 2002 +1320 The movie is a success on its own terms because the director doesn't condescend to pop music. fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times November 7, 2002 +1320 A fascinating, surprisingly entertaining stand-off that has adroitly managed to satisfy both of its constituencies, allowing all sides to legitimately claim victory. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 7, 2002 +1320 What saves all this from being purely conventional is the filmmaker's keen sense of Rabbit's essential solitude as an artist, even when surrounded by friends. fresh John Powers 0 NPR's Fresh Air November 7, 2002 +1320 What's pretty amazing here is that Hanson has managed to take Scott Silver's lameass script and mediocre acting and turn it into something special. 3.5/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette November 7, 2002 +1320 Backed by a smart story that avoids easy answers and pat endings, the rapper may be in line for some real acting recognition. 8/10 fresh Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch November 7, 2002 +1320 You have to question the time and care you want to invest in a character whose goal is to excel at insults 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 7, 2002 +1320 "The way this movie is made, the way this story is told, this is what is meant by the phrase ""keepin' it real." 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire November 7, 2002 +1320 Middle-aged folks may not be attracted to the film's rap base but the built in youth demographic will love it. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 7, 2002 +1320 Basically recycles all the old, tired cliches that abound in every story about the rise to stardom of poor but talented youngsters who overcome terrible obstacles in their drive to succeed. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 7, 2002 +1320 This movie is all about the dingy glamour of self-pitying rage. A- fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) November 7, 2002 +1320 Wounded and enigmatic, Eminem is a worthy focus. 2.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly November 7, 2002 +1320 Eminem is magnetic playing a version of himself. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety November 6, 2002 +1320 Eminem proves capable of carrying the lead, at least when the material is tailored to fit. Rather than show great range in his first outing, he gives an effective slow burn. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 6, 2002 +1320 Qualifies as a cinematic event by tapping into the roots of Eminem and the fury and feeling that inform his rap. 4/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 6, 2002 +1320 O.K., so I'm the wrong audience for this teenage junk. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer November 6, 2002 +1320 Gritty and electrifying. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 6, 2002 +1320 A movie that will satisfy hip-hop and Eminem fans in ways they never expected; even more significantly, it will touch people who thought they hated hip-hop and/or Eminem in ways they would have never expected. 4/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press November 6, 2002 +1320 Tony Manero, Rocky Balboa, Eminem. It's a dazzling debut and an important movie. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com November 6, 2002 +1320 "The dialogue sometimes gets so silly and redundant when trying to push Bunny Rabbit's talent that I expected to see Waterboy's Rob Schneider pop out and shout ""You can do it Eminem""." B- fresh Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) November 6, 2002 +1320 Eminem kept his cool, and his new movie was straight dope. 3.5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com November 6, 2002 +1320 Effective, if not more than a little dishonest. Think Blue Crush with swear words. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly November 6, 2002 +1320 As a vanity project, the film is more tolerable than Purple Rain but it's every bit as obvious and redundant. 2/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine November 5, 2002 +1320 Eminem's performance as the struggling actor is very impressive. 8/10 fresh Mirko Parlevliet 0 ComingSoon.net November 5, 2002 +1320 A canny, and largely successful, attempt to broaden the star's appeal. fresh 1 Village Voice November 5, 2002 +1320 Writer Scott Silver and director Curtis Hanson dig deep into the subculture to deliver a terrific movie. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter November 5, 2002 +1320 I would imagine most of the exaggerated praise Mile has received is in direct correlation to the stupid pictures most rap-rock-pop stars have made in vain attempts to become movie stars. 6/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine October 31, 2002 +1320 4/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies January 4, 2006 +1320 C rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +1320 8 fresh Terri Clark 0 Apollo Guide April 29, 2003 +1320 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com November 12, 2002 +1320 9/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com November 8, 2002 +1321 [Chadwick Boseman] gets the mannerisms right, and builds a volatile character who's opportunistic, frightening and vulnerable, like a funky Klaus Kinski. fresh Pat Padua 0 DCist August 31, 2018 +1321 An arresting encapsulation of Brown's dichotomy of being at once a soulful singer and at the same time a man incapable of showing affection. 4/5 fresh Joseph Walsh 0 CineVue August 22, 2018 +1321 Get On Up struggles, at times, to surprise us. rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 30, 2017 +1321 [Chadwick] Boseman captures the volatility, on and offstage, of the entity we recognize as James Brown, the flamboyance, the fierce ambition, and the uncompromising determination to be treated with respect. 3/4 fresh Lisa Jensen 0 Good Times Santa Cruz September 12, 2017 +1321 Get On Up is enjoyable...it's about funk and a funk legend after all. 3.5/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald September 7, 2017 +1321 [Chadwick] Boseman is a delight. fresh Kathy Fennessy 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 22, 2017 +1321 Warts and all, in fits and starts, finally the Hardest Working Man in Show Business gets his story told. fresh Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association March 21, 2017 +1321 The narrative is unsatisfying as it leaves lots of unanswered questions. 2.5/4 rotten Neil Rosen 0 NY1-TV August 17, 2016 +1321 As prodigious a talent as Prince was, he only altered the funk. The megalithic, trail-blazing talent of James Brown birthed it. And Chadwick Boseman nails the telling of it. 4/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times May 29, 2016 +1321 Musically explosive, emotionally powerful and flat-out funky, Get on Up tells the outrageous life story of James Brown with a quirky brilliance worthy of the man at its center. 5 fresh Bill Newcott 0 AARP Movies for Grownups April 18, 2016 +1321 Worthy of its subject and the dollars of music and film fans alike. As roundly entertaining as any biopic in recent memory. 4/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 12, 2016 +1321 Boseman is the highlight, of course, and Taylor is smart to keep his leading man front-and-center in every, single scene. B- fresh Dan Mecca 0 The Film Stage March 26, 2016 +1321 The screenplay from Jez and John-Henry Butterworth inserts some actual discussion of his songwriting and groove technique, giving the man credit for virtually inventing the funk. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com February 28, 2015 +1321 The film's relative lack of any actual drama in the narrative is ultimately the result of a biographical approach too dedicated to flattery. 6 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania February 20, 2015 +1321 Chadwick Boseman is electrifying as Godfather of Soul James Brown in this daringly offbeat biopic, which matches its subject's brass-necked, go-for-broke audacity with its own bold cinematic risk-taking. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk January 11, 2015 +1321 Hard to imagine anyone else in the role of singer James Brown than actor Chadwick Boseman. He nails it. B+ fresh Paul Chambers 0 Movie Chambers January 5, 2015 +1321 The production numbers steal the show. 3.5/5 fresh 0 JWR January 4, 2015 +1321 So convincing is Chadwick Boseman's performance that one would think the spirit of James Brown itself jumped into Boseman's skin, such are the supernatural heights he achieves. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 3, 2015 +1321 An utter failure to understand Brown's legacy as well as a misbegotten use of flashbacks like a time-machine gone haywire. rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 5, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman is charismatic as Brown - a violent, manipulative perfectionist who is emotionally disconnected from those around him. 7/10 fresh Michael Bonner 0 November 28, 2014 +1321 Magically, unexpectedly, most funkily, Get on Up feels fresh and crisp as the Godfather of Soul's keenest moves. 4/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times November 23, 2014 +1321 It's stirring scattershot stuff, made with a fine eye for period detail and an evident passion for the music, which remains the driving force throughout. 4/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) November 23, 2014 +1321 The film tapers off in its final reel, ending on a conventional note -- but not before it has done its best to capture its subject in all his manic and absurd glory. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) November 21, 2014 +1321 Director Tate Taylor's electrifying, energised portrait of James Brown rapidly takes a left turn away from formula via the musician's colourful brush with rock bottom. 4/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) November 21, 2014 +1321 With an appropriately jarring sense of energy, this James Brown biopic acutely captures the Godfather of Soul's iconic musical talents, although the fragmented script undermines any emotional kick in his story. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com November 21, 2014 +1321 Solid biopic of the godfather of funk and soul, but there's not much genuinely memorable about it beyond Chadwick Boseman's stunning breakout performance. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 21, 2014 +1321 A sanitised version of events that focuses on fame rather than notoriety. 3/5 fresh Terry Staunton 0 Radio Times November 21, 2014 +1321 Exhaustive biography this is not. But in focusing on Brown's rise and heyday and with Boseman faultlessly capturing his groove, you can't fail to have yourself a funky time. 4/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema November 20, 2014 +1321 The music gives you some big, sugar-rush moments, but it's a disappointing response to one of pop culture's most brilliant and complicated figures. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 20, 2014 +1321 Energising, stylish and engrossing, although its scattershot chronology and egocentric approach might not be to everyone;s taste. 4/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine November 20, 2014 +1321 Boseman's performance comes bounding in with such wicked attitude, and such a showman's determination to give us a good time, it's hard to harbour regrets for long. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 20, 2014 +1321 This film is eccentric, extravagant, and electrifying. 4/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys November 19, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman is absolutely electric as the centrepiece of Tate Taylor's James Brown biopic. 4/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy November 17, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman gives one of the year's most compelling performances fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit November 5, 2014 +1321 Boseman captures his subject's voice and mannerisms, but perhaps most appropriately, he finds his soul. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue October 31, 2014 +1321 Punctuated with musical set pieces that are among the best ever created for the screen. 3/5 fresh Leonie Hayden 0 Flicks.co.nz October 16, 2014 +1321 This is not an impression. This IS James Brown. 4.5/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes September 21, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman gives a startling and galvanic performance. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker September 5, 2014 +1321 A largely successful attempt to present the life story of the impenetrable and eccentric genius of funk in a way that respects Brown's memory and experiments with the biopic formula while also entertaining a mainstream audience. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 4, 2014 +1321 Boseman gives a performance both subtle and powerful, featuring a bewildering combination of supreme self-confidence, volcanic anger and emotional vulnerability. The supporting cast is also excellent. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope August 27, 2014 +1321 "Despite problems, ""Get on Up"" is a crowd pleaser of a film, whose powerful musical moments can overshadow any smaller issues within the film." B fresh Kimber Myers 0 The Playlist August 23, 2014 +1321 All the things that make us simultaneously dejected and exhilarated about life in America. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 20, 2014 +1321 "Get On Up"" is a revelation --- and a breathtaking step back into the world of James Brown's soul." fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan August 9, 2014 +1321 no ordinary bio-pic. It is as kinetic and as kaleidoscopic as the radical new approach to music Brown introduced. 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews August 9, 2014 +1321 Get On Up comes off like a checklist guide of how not to make a quality biopic. rotten Adrian Lee 0 Maclean's Magazine August 8, 2014 +1321 Swingin' but scrambled biopic that never quite finds its rhythm. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate August 6, 2014 +1321 In Boseman's hands - and his feet, and his entire body, for that matter - he demands and earns our attention. 3/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 ChristyLemire.com August 6, 2014 +1321 This is the way that a biopic of a music legend should be brought to screen...full of music with Chadwick Boseman giving an award-quality performance lip-syncing to the iconic voice of James Brown. 9/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times August 4, 2014 +1321 A nostalgic indulgence which, like the cinematic equivalent of a fluffy fanzine, eschews serious criticism of a revered icon in favor of a pleasant parade of his most memorable classics. 2.5/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News August 4, 2014 +1321 Papa's got a secondhand bag? ... As self-consciously arty and formulaic as it sometimes is, the film stays with you thanks to Chadwick Boseman's shrewd, powerhouse performance ... 3/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 0 CinemaDope August 3, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman delivers a precise impersonation of Brown's gravelly voice and eccentric moves, and even lends emotional weight to the few scenes that deserve it. However, his role feels more like a series of bullet points than an organic character. 2/5 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto August 3, 2014 +1321 Sometimes the star outshines the screenplay. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 3, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman is so formidable that, were the film itself just a bit better, he would eventually be basking in the same sort of year-end accolades that greeted Jamie Foxx as Ray Charles and Joaquin Phoenix as Johnny Cash. Who knows, he may yet. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 2, 2014 +1321 The thrill of discovering Soul Brother Number One for the first time. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz August 2, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman steals the show in this electric look at the unforgettable life of James Brown. 4.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews August 1, 2014 +1321 Get on Up has elements of greatness but ends up being just one step above a standard musician biopic - as result of its fairly derivative narrative 3.5/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant August 1, 2014 +1321 Somewhat sanitized and over-directed biopic saved by Boseman's electric performance. 3.5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com August 1, 2014 +1321 It's difficult to dislike a film that begins with late-model, track-suited James Brown... delivering a monologue on matters of self-determination and the pleasure of bowel movements in the privacy of one's own toilet. 3/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com August 1, 2014 +1321 Reflective of James Brown's invigorating, transcendent music, Tate Taylor's Get on Up blares and bangs its way through the iconic soul singer's life, kept on beat by star Chadwick Boseman's explosive energy. 7.8/10 fresh Matt Patches 0 IGN Movies August 1, 2014 +1321 "Though ""Get On Up"" never congeals into a satisfactory whole, its fragmentary portrait of the singer at the height of his fame - intercut with his troubled single-parent childhood - effectively shows his invasive power in popular culture. " B- rotten Eric Kohn 1 indieWire August 1, 2014 +1321 Boseman is absolutely electric as James Brown. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer August 1, 2014 +1321 We get a lot of what happened to James Brown without a lot of who he was, or even really why he mattered. 2/4 rotten David Berry 0 National Post August 1, 2014 +1321 Alas, the film gets as much wrong as it gets right. rotten George Varga 0 San Diego Union-Tribune August 1, 2014 +1321 Entertaining, somewhat overlong biopic has edgy material. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media August 1, 2014 +1321 More often, the film skates along the surface of Brown's contradictory character. Now if it skated like Brown's dance moves glided onstage, that really would have been something. rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post August 1, 2014 +1321 The storytelling is mostly linear, with some confusing back-and-forth in the chronology, and it's a long slog. The Brown who emerges from this film has a monstrous ego to go with his monster talent. C+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor August 1, 2014 +1321 "The jumbled ""Get On Up"" can't touch the star it purports to represent." 1.5/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) August 1, 2014 +1321 The movie does a good job convincing us of Brown's genius, but it does little to put anything at stake. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 1, 2014 +1321 Entertaining but Brown's life is glossed over to the point that he's barely more three dimensional than he was in the old Eddie Murphy SNL sketches. 5/10 rotten Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium August 1, 2014 +1321 'Get On Up' makes you feel, rather than tells you about, the groove that ran through the life of James Brown. This is not a movie about The Black Man, it is a movie about a black man. fresh Rebecca Cusey 0 Patheos August 1, 2014 +1321 It just wants to play some of the big hits you love while ticking off a checklist of standard biopic milestones. 2/4 rotten Odie Henderson 1 RogerEbert.com August 1, 2014 +1321 It's as if Brown's life was one long groove, and he always stayed deep in the pocket no matter where he was. 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Madison Movie August 1, 2014 +1321 Tate Taylor's film cares less about narrative clarity and more about portraying a life lived between the extremes of sin and grace, between the abject and the sublime. It's lively, stylized, and genuinely surprising. fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 1, 2014 +1321 ...Get On Up is raucous and messy, but it's at least compellingly messy. B- fresh Josh Spiegel 0 Movie Mezzanine August 1, 2014 +1321 Disjointed to the point of irritation. But Boseman is -- no other word -- amazing. It's a dazzling feat of pure incarnation. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online August 1, 2014 +1321 Thrives on a thrilling soundtrack, a doozy of a yarn and Chadwick Boseman's dynamite-powered portrayal of Brown. 3/4 fresh Brad Wheeler 1 Globe and Mail August 1, 2014 +1321 Unfolding with a hyperactive but magnetic sense of momentum, Get on Up does, indeed, get on up, scene after scene. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 1, 2014 +1321 Boseman is at times mesmerizing, living up to the gargantuan task of playing the American soul legend. If only the movie were as good as he is. C rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News August 1, 2014 +1321 A well-acted entertainment that's highly respectful of the story it has to tell. It's disjointed but fun to watch. 2.5/4 fresh Dan DeLuca 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 1, 2014 +1321 It's one of the year's truly outstanding performances, even if the movie never quite penetrates Brown's rhino-rough hide. 3/5 fresh Tom Shone 0 Guardian August 1, 2014 +1321 With a shaky, distracting narrative, the film has a number of flaws, but Boseman's ferocious, fearless take on one of the most influential musicians of all time is the best cinematic equivalent to a one-man show you'll see all year. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files July 31, 2014 +1321 What the film seems to be running away from is the fact that for all his genius, James Brown was not a man you would want to spend much time around. 5 rotten Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com July 31, 2014 +1321 ...it can't distract us from how familiar the story feels, even if you know nothing at all about Brown. What makes the film worth seeing are the two lead performances. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly July 31, 2014 +1321 Boseman is an actor of exceptional ability and magnetism, and he works as hard as the man he is playing to convey the power of Brown's stage presence. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet July 31, 2014 +1321 'Get On Up' has Chadwick Boseman going for it, who is thoroughly convincing as the Godfather of Soul 2.1/2 fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com July 31, 2014 +1321 Whatever failings the film may have, none can be laid at the feet of lead actor Chadwick Boseman, whose performance is phenomenal. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 31, 2014 +1321 "Get on Up"" turns Brown's life into an even bigger mess." 1.5/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday July 31, 2014 +1321 "Get on Up"" is more frustrating than fulfilling, a disjointed film that suffers from having a more ambitious plan than it's got the ability to execute." rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 31, 2014 +1321 It avoids the predictable narrative arc - hardscrabble youth, rise to fame, descent into drugs, etc. - by scrambling the Brown chronology and shooting for a more thematic organizing structure marked by smart transitions. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News July 31, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman has done right by James Brown in Get On Up; it's a shame the movie isn't worthy of either of them. 2/4 rotten Perry Seibert 0 TV Guide July 31, 2014 +1321 Unexpectedly buoyant; it skims over a life as if tunefully improvising, touching just the right note here and there. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times July 31, 2014 +1321 It will please no one, but at least it tried not to be dull. 2/5 rotten Matt Prigge 0 Metro July 31, 2014 +1321 Sharp storytelling and direction take us inside, outside and all around Brown, across a span of nearly six decades---and through it all, we see, hear and feel the rhythm, music and grooves and drove him forward. 4/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile July 31, 2014 +1321 a danceable delight 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket July 31, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman's performance makes you forgive the obvious hiccups. B- fresh Clay Cane 0 BET.com July 31, 2014 +1321 Get On Up revels in the energy of James Brown, as played with intense concentration and excitement by Chadwick Boseman. 4/5 fresh Get On Up 0 MetroActive July 31, 2014 +1321 Even as a musical celebration, the movie is a misfire. Instead of re-creating the ecstatic, improvisatory flow of Brown's stage act, the film cuts almost everything into glittering bits and pieces. C rotten Michael Sragow 1 Orange County Register July 31, 2014 +1321 "Before and after everything else, ""Get On Up"" is about the transformative power of performance." fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 31, 2014 +1321 Straightforward but highly entertaining. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader July 31, 2014 +1321 The movie is strongest when focusing on the co-dependent-before-that-was-a-term relationship between Byrd and Brown. Byrd worships Brown, but even he has his limits; Brown needs to be worshipped but believes in little but himself. B- fresh Joe Gross 0 Austin American-Statesman July 31, 2014 +1321 "Get on Up"" is loud, proud, funky, soulful, sweaty, emphatic and sometimes a little hard to understand, just like its subject, James Brown." 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 31, 2014 +1321 No other performance this year slapped a smile on my face so quickly. If only director Taylor hadn't constructed a movie as mercurial as its subject. For all the talk here about grooves, the movie has a tough time finding one. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times July 31, 2014 +1321 To play James Brown, the Godfather of Soul, in Get On Up, cautious just won't cut it. No worries. Boseman tears into the role like a man possessed. You can't take your eyes off him. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 31, 2014 +1321 "Like most biopics, ""Get On Up"" is flawed, but once Boseman takes the stage, his re-creation ... makes you forget the little that is wrong with the film and just concentrate on enjoying the spectacle." 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) July 31, 2014 +1321 There's an emotional logic to this structure, though, which envisions the late Brown's life as a series of moments of unmitigated ego and irresolvable pain. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies July 31, 2014 +1321 The hardest-working musical biopic in show business. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 31, 2014 +1321 "This ""brand new bag"" of a biopic is coursing with energy thanks to an electric, rousing performance by Boseman that simply must be seen. " 3.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com July 31, 2014 +1321 There's more than enough here to recommend it, especially when you factor in Boseman's skillful portrayal and a phenomenal soundtrack that reminds you just how much of a musical genius Brown truly was. 3/4 fresh Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com July 31, 2014 +1321 The story line is too slight... but thanks to a showstopping performance by Chadwick Boseman, Get on Up is quite entertaining. 3/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 31, 2014 +1321 "These kinds of Hollywood pop stardom portraits usually flop or fly based on their casts and the ebullience of their musical scenes. ""Get on Up"" wins on both fronts." 3/4 fresh Jen Chaney 1 Washington Post July 31, 2014 +1321 "Everything about ""Get on Up,"" a provocatively structured and unusually rich musical biopic, is a little better, a little less formula-bound, a little sharper than the average specimen in this genre." 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune July 31, 2014 +1321 It's hard not to feel good while watching Chadwick Boseman exuberantly disappear into the role of the Godfather of Soul. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 31, 2014 +1321 Thrillingly captures the frenzy of Brown's music, and the forces driving that frenzy, both musical and personal. fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times July 31, 2014 +1321 The movie we imagine it should be, crackling across the screen with a beat you can damn near dance to. 8.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline July 31, 2014 +1321 A profoundly flawed feature, but it retains an irresistible subject, with Brown's insanity and adversity making an energetic leap to the big screen. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com July 31, 2014 +1321 Though it spotlights a great performance, this isn't a great musical biography, largely due to the splintered nature of the storytelling. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 31, 2014 +1321 One funk-tastic musical biopic. 3.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post July 31, 2014 +1321 Boseman nails Brown's idiosyncratic style of speaking, and, although no one is Brown, he has some pretty swell dance moves. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic July 31, 2014 +1321 Get On Up is the Hollywood biopic at its near-worst -- a formless, extravagant assortment of historical incidents and lip-synched musical numbers ... D+ rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club July 31, 2014 +1321 Boseman's performance nearly makes up for the movie. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye July 31, 2014 +1321 The best thing the movie has going for it is Chadwick Boseman's live-wire channeling of Brown. B- fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly July 31, 2014 +1321 Get On Up delivers the funk, which Brown himself would tell you never dies. 2.5/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald July 31, 2014 +1321 Get on Up is full of standard-issue biopic moments, but they're played slightly out of order, with a fractured chronology that's more confusing than illuminating. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly July 31, 2014 +1321 Get on out to 'Get on Up', a superb and edgy biopic of the Godfather Of Soul, James Brown. Chadwick Boseman is possessed by the spirit and demons of the man and may be Oscar bound. 5/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Movieline July 30, 2014 +1321 "You look backward, you're dead,"" Brown warns his audience early on, and sure enough, whenever the narrative does just that, it threatens to lose its flicker of life." rotten William Goss 0 Austin Chronicle July 30, 2014 +1321 Taylor deserves much of the credit for capturing the magic of Brown as entertainer, but just as much credit must go to Boseman, who not only re-creates Brown's explosive stage moves, but dominates every other scene he's in. 3/4 fresh Tony Hicks 1 San Jose Mercury News July 30, 2014 +1321 A thoroughly entertaining film. 8.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net July 30, 2014 +1321 Just as Brown, in life, upstaged pretty much everyone - including his bandmates, the Famous Flames - Boseman does that here. fresh Jocelyn Noveck 1 Associated Press July 30, 2014 +1321 Incarnating James Brown in all his ornery uniqueness, [Boseman] deserves a Pulitzer, a Nobel and instant election to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine July 30, 2014 +1321 You have to see this thing. 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out July 30, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman's performance as the brilliant, arrogant and magnetic Godfather of Soul may cause theater screens coast to coast to spontaneously catch fire, split their pants at the seams and give up the funk. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com July 30, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman throws everything he has into his performance as the man who threw everything he had into his performance 2/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader July 30, 2014 +1321 Like Brown, the movie is dynamic and entertaining as hell. 4/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News July 30, 2014 +1321 Writers Jez and John-Henry Butterworth and director Tate Taylor, whose last film was the considerably milder The Help, skip through the life of the Godfather of Soul with verve and shockingly little sentimentality. fresh Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News July 30, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman is sensational in this multi-faceted portrait of troubled, pioneering soul-music giant James Brown. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International July 30, 2014 +1321 To put music and race aside, and then try to tell the story of James Brown, is to climb into the ring with both hands tied behind your back. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 30, 2014 +1321 Chadwick Boseman disappears into his character in a great performance but the film is ill-served by a confusing non-linear design. C+ rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 29, 2014 +1321 A movie of uncompromising soul, unadulterated funk and unalloyed joy 3.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service July 29, 2014 +1321 As if taking a cue from its own title, the movie emphatically sets its sights on the upward trajectory of Brown's career. 2/4 rotten Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine July 29, 2014 +1321 It's one of those experiments that's both flawed and amazing, a mainstream movie that fulfills old-fashioned, entertainment-value requirements, even as it throws off flashes of insight. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Village Voice July 29, 2014 +1321 A sensational, swaggering performance by Chadwick Boseman keeps the funk alive and lifts Get On Up from the tired biopic formula. 6/10 fresh Jordan Adler 0 We Got This Covered July 29, 2014 +1321 It's that rare musician's biography with a deep feel for the music. And in Chadwick Boseman, it has a galvanic core, a performance that transcends impersonation and reverberates long after the screen goes dark. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter July 28, 2014 +1321 Shows a level of inquisitiveness and intuition that keeps the story engaging and unpredictable, even for those familiar with Brown's legacy. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International July 28, 2014 +1322 Grungy, muddy-looking, and completely beholden to Alien for all its money moments, The Being is Z-grade schlock-slinging at its most obvious. 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com September 24, 2005 +1325 I left the theatre really and truly disappointed in THE PREDATOR. It ended up a bit of a shambling Frankenstein. Trying to serve too many masters, perhaps, and falling short of satisfying any of them. rotten Tim Stevens 0 Comicsverse November 27, 2018 +1325 There are a few entertaining and amusing moments to be had with this film, but overall it's a messy and overlong attempt at recapturing what made the franchise fun in the first place. 2/5 rotten Michelle Kisner 0 The Movie Sleuth November 6, 2018 +1325 Is this a good movie? No. Is it silly? Yes. Exaggerated? Definitely. But is it fun? Oh yeah. [Full Review in Spanish] 7.4/10 fresh 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) November 5, 2018 +1325 Everybody's favourite multi-jawed dreadlocked alien monster is back for a fun, throwaway action splurge. With a large dollop of humour, the film plays like the latest sequel in the Predator series rather than as any attempt to makeover the formula. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW November 5, 2018 +1325 The fourth film in the Predator franchise is also the fourth best Predator movie. 1.5 rotten Patrick Bromley 0 F This Movie! November 2, 2018 +1325 Black blows up the action movie stereotypes of yore with a Cheshire Cat grin. B- fresh Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 1, 2018 +1325 Offensive in almost every way, it's the Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk of Predator movies. F- rotten Kent Garrison 0 Mad About Movies Podcast October 31, 2018 +1325 A goretastic, surprisingly funny sequel that plumps for easy CGI thrills and disappointing disability tropes all too often. 3/5 rotten Cameron Frew 0 Movie Corner October 31, 2018 +1325 I really wanted to love The Predator, and I'm extremely relieved that I do. It's also clear that this final product is muddled and imperfect and probably a little generationally tone deaf. fresh Ed Travis 0 Cinapse October 30, 2018 +1325 While The Predator tries to lean on nostalgic reverence for that first movie, it also can't find a tonal mix that works. D rotten Zaki Hasan 0 Zaki's Corner October 30, 2018 +1325 The Predator is quite fun if you can appreciate the silliness since it doesn't take itself seriously, but unfortunately, the lack of seriousness is also its own detriment. 2.5/5 rotten Harris Dang 0 Impulse Gamer October 29, 2018 +1325 It's a film that features some of Black's trademark wit but it's far too inconsistent for anyone who isn't a die-hard fan of either Shane Black or the Predator films. 3/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 29, 2018 +1325 You don't have to have a plot to have a good movie. But you do need decent editing, lighting, shot composition, and directorial vision. Shane Black's The Predator has none of the above. 1.5/5 rotten Joel Mayward 0 Cinemayward October 29, 2018 +1325 The Predator does everything it can to effectively kill off further interest in the franchise. rotten Jake Tropila 0 Film Inquiry October 27, 2018 +1325 We've known this franchise bleeds since the first Alien v. Predator, but Black has proven that we can kill it. rotten Clint Worthington 0 Alcohollywood October 26, 2018 +1325 As fun as it is to revisit one of Arnold Schwarzenegger's better films, this update never quite clicks despite trying to rebottle the vibe from the original. D+ rotten Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News October 25, 2018 +1325 There's fun to be had viewing this movie, I can't deny that. But this predator is nowhere near apex. 2/4 rotten Khari J. Sampson 0 Gwinnett Daily Post (GA) October 19, 2018 +1325 It kicks off with egregiously bad CGI: A plastic-toy spaceship rends a fake-looking hole in the space-time continuum. The score is egregious. The acting is egregious. The egregious storyline is egregiously hard to explain. 1.5/5 rotten Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times October 19, 2018 +1325 A catastrophe of incomprehensible nonsense, The Predator is a god-awful mess that's as loud and pointless as cinema gets. 1/5 rotten Doug Jamieson 0 The Jam Report October 15, 2018 +1325 "The Predator ... feels less like a tight action gem and more like a substandard ""X-Files"" episode." 5/10 rotten Sean Collier 0 Pittsburgh Magazine October 15, 2018 +1325 If you like Black's work, you'll enjoy The Predator, plain and simple. His jokey attitude, taste for violence, and overall tone are in full effect. He doesn't take things too seriously, which is key. 3/4 fresh Joey Magidson 0 Hollywood News October 14, 2018 +1325 [The Predator] doesn't explore new territory because the study needs to continue exploiting intellectual property. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Rafael Paz 0 Butaca Ancha October 12, 2018 +1325 When Black employs a tactic and sticks with his brains - like an evolving predator - he can't be stopped. B fresh Nate Adams 0 The Only Critic October 10, 2018 +1325 The absurdity takes away from nearly all possible mystery and suspense. 2/5 rotten Don Shanahan 0 Every Movie Has a Lesson October 9, 2018 +1325 "The Predator"" is such an ungodly mess of clashing tones and chaotic action scenes." 1.5/4 rotten Matthew Passantino 0 Big Picture Big Sound October 9, 2018 +1325 Not as clever as it thinks it is. 2/4 rotten Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online October 5, 2018 +1325 How does that writer take a whack at that franchise, and come up with something as convoluted and puffy as this? 2.5/5 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending October 4, 2018 +1325 "Anyone looking for a ""serious"" movie featuring this creature will be disappointed. Approach The Predator for what it is -- a self-aware riff on classic B-movies -- and it's a reasonably enjoyable way to kill two hours." 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 1, 2018 +1325 The class B movie cult that refuses to die. [Full Review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Diego Batlle 0 Otroscines.com October 1, 2018 +1325 This is a negative five. This is probably the worst movie of the year...it's so bad, halfway through the movie, I wondered if I was in a Jacob's Ladder scenario... 0/5 rotten Brandon Collins 0 Medium Popcorn September 26, 2018 +1325 I don't know why they did this. 1/5 rotten Justin Brown 0 Medium Popcorn September 26, 2018 +1325 The frenetic pace plays in favor of the film... moving from one action sequence to another with small breaks for the required dose of plot that is needed only to generate some empathy with the protagonists. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh 0 September 24, 2018 +1325 A waist-high muck of studio meddling that contains some franchise high-points. Wade through and be rewarded accordingly. 3/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape September 23, 2018 +1325 It had all the ingredients, but for whatever reason they had the quantities wrong, or it was baked at the wrong temperature...disappointing, that's all. rotten Achara Kirk 0 GET Jaby September 21, 2018 +1325 I'm not sure if everyone is just phoning it in or if they're genuinely trying to make a good movie. rotten Jaby Koay 0 GET Jaby September 21, 2018 +1325 The Predator has to be the last forgettable summer film. Please... [Full Review in Spanish] 4/10 rotten Hugo Hern 0 September 21, 2018 +1325 This film was a mess, and easily the most disappointing film of the whole year. D+ rotten Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com September 21, 2018 +1325 By the time we reach the second half of the film, it completely falls apart and it feels like a terrible amalgamation of different ideas. [Full Review in Spanish] rotten Erick Estrada 0 Cinegarage September 21, 2018 +1325 The return of Shane Black to the world of The Predator is never defined as being the director's film or about the alien monster. [Full Review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten 0 Cine Premiere September 21, 2018 +1325 The film lands back in a similar place to the original film and as a result, the climax of the film runs on autopilot and the final scene that tries to create the platform for more sequels, is laughable. [Full Review in Spanish] rotten Juanma Fern 0 September 20, 2018 +1325 Black's latest addition to the franchise cashes in on high-octane action scenes, comedy, self-referential moments and pathological mapping that draws you into the Loonies' psychology, questions of ability and the mission at hand. fresh Malik Ad 0 Shadow and Act September 20, 2018 +1325 And as [Shane Black] mixes comedy and action... he manages to make The Predator a light and entertaining movie. Mission accomplished. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Gaspar Zimerman 0 September 20, 2018 +1325 Logical holes also destroy everything that could somehow be taken seriously... But something is undeniable, the director demonstrates having a special ability to present abstract ideas and make them extremely interesting. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ruben Peralta 0 Cocalecas September 20, 2018 +1325 [Black's] various homages to the first two Predator movies filled me with several moments of pure geek-tastic joy. 3/5 fresh Heather Wixson 0 Daily Dead September 19, 2018 +1325 But what bugs me most is how underused Olivia Munn is. 2/5 rotten Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) September 19, 2018 +1325 The Predator's presence is dismantled by a plot with no sense and it's hard to call it entertaining. [Full Review in Spanish] 5/10 rotten 0 EscribiendoCine September 18, 2018 +1325 Every Predator movie that worked took itself seriously. This one didn't, and it was a mess...over-the-top sci-fi. 2.3/5 rotten Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know September 18, 2018 +1325 That's the glory and the difficulty of The Predator. It's a perfect distillation of our moment--and it's an unfortunately perfect distillation of our moment... It's a sh---y Predator movie is what I'm trying to say; but it's a great film about predators. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 18, 2018 +1325 Big, bold and brash, this latest addition to the Predator franchise boasts plenty of aliens amid a lot of noise, running, shooting and gore.But it is all rather silly: all noise without substance. rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile September 17, 2018 +1325 it's all a muddle of a script that seems to have been constructed from the cinematic equivalent of baling wire and chewing gum. The cut-rate, generic chewing gum. The kind that doesn't really hold its snap. 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews September 17, 2018 +1325 The Cuckoo's Nest of sidekicks provide enough snappy patter to keep you giggling and take your mind off the excessive violence. 3.5/5 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post September 17, 2018 +1325 Audiences might [have] reasonably expected more from the seasoned action screenwriter. 1/5 rotten Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) September 17, 2018 +1325 It has the odd moment but without the likes of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Danny Glover or Adrien Brody the cast feels distinctly under-powered. 2/5 rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) September 17, 2018 +1325 It's fine, and it's an improvement over the Alien vs. Predator spinoffs, but we can do better than this. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 Crooked Marquee September 17, 2018 +1325 A huge let down - surprisingly coming from Shane Black. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Fico Cangiano 0 CineXpress September 17, 2018 +1325 It is a ridiculous, self-aware and entertaining film with mostly dudes, a high body count, lots of swearing and surprisingly bad CGI. And, somewhat incongruously, Alfie Allen doing a pretty good Dublin accent. 3/5 fresh Aine O'Connor 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) September 17, 2018 +1325 It may not be a great film and its story's originality suffers... but it's shot with a very good rhythm and it hits the right notes when recalling the strengths of the [original] Predator starring Schwarzenegger. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 September 17, 2018 +1325 The script might be the worst in the entire franchise, but a talented cast and some exciting interludes during the first half slightly compensate for the rampant idiocy. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing September 17, 2018 +1325 The film is entertaining in fits and starts, but it just never quite comes together as a whole. 2/5 rotten Chelsea Steiner 0 The Mary Sue September 17, 2018 +1325 ... delivers what it sets out to do even if the marketing failed to make that clear... works as long as you keep one idea in mind: humans make wild assumptions when it comes to their actual importance in anything. 3/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com September 17, 2018 +1325 The Predator is just too damn stupid to survive. 2/5 rotten James Marsh 0 South China Morning Post September 17, 2018 +1325 Profanity-filled, tedious addition to the sci-fi/horror franchise...Where 's Arnold Schwarzenegger when you really need him? 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate September 17, 2018 +1325 A complete trainwreck from beginning to end. It spits on the Predator's franchise and plays like a comedy rather than a legit Predator follow-up with a story so convoluted and characters so weak to the point where the film was unbearable to watch. 2/5 rotten Tony Whatley 0 Black Critic Guy September 17, 2018 +1325 Today's block buster wannabes can't tell a simple straight forward story anymore. Everything has to be about building a mythology for future films, instead of focusing on the film you are currently making. D rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine September 16, 2018 +1325 Aside from the laughs, it's not offering much in terms of thrills and originality. C+ rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane September 16, 2018 +1325 Alien vs. Predator was a lot better. C+ rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald September 15, 2018 +1325 While the violence is solid, the ludicrous science expositions that carry the plot along and unfortunate flat humor had me confused. Is this the Predator film or a joke? D rotten Alachia Queen 0 Alachia Queen September 14, 2018 +1325 The movie ultimately gets by on attitude, with Black's brash, wiseacre sensibility brightening up the mandatory franchise maintenance. fresh Sean Burns 0 New England Movies Weekly September 14, 2018 +1325 The umpteenth reboot, remake, rehash, reimagination of the Predator franchise is actually good old fashioned monster movie fun. 3/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily September 14, 2018 +1325 Black is not afraid to have some major fun with the premise. 3.5/5 fresh Randall King 0 Winnipeg Free Press September 14, 2018 +1325 Under Shane Black's direction...The Predator races along pretty swiftly, with a few good quips and a lot of good actors along the way. The bad news is that this doesn't entirely make up for the central plot gimmick and some confusing transitions. B- fresh Abbie Bernstein 0 Assignment X September 14, 2018 +1325 The Predator is pure ultraviolent frivolity, as weightless and tasteless and frictionless as its five overachieving-B-movie predecessors. rotten Rob Harvilla 0 The Ringer September 14, 2018 +1325 One of the significant issues with The Predator is its script. rotten Liam Hanlon 0 Film Ireland Magazine September 14, 2018 +1325 The original had us glued to our sears with tension but here the drama doesn't induce any goosebumps. Also, the film is choppily edited and hence the narration looks disjointed. 2/5 rotten Devesh Sharma 0 Filmfare September 14, 2018 +1325 Yet another reminder that the strange alchemy of the progenitor probably can't be replicated. Hawkins is spinning in his jungle grave. rotten Abraham Riesman 1 New York Magazine/Vulture September 14, 2018 +1325 In this instance, Black seems intent on catering to as many different types of nostalgia as possible. 3/5 fresh Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) September 14, 2018 +1325 How could a movie with so many exciting elements be this boring? 1/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) September 14, 2018 +1325 Black adds a few twists to the mix of his own, including a familial aspect to the plot, which is unexpected given his often machismo style in the action film genre. 3.5/5 fresh Kirk Baird 0 Toledo Blade September 14, 2018 +1325 There's a formula that works for these movies and they've put it aside for something too complex for its own good. rotten Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal September 14, 2018 +1325 What's remarkable is that the results are so blockbuster-bland. It might've helped if Black had stuck to the band of misfits angle, pitting the Predator against a group of war-ravaged vets who have to find a way past their damage if they're gonna survive. 1/5 rotten Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader September 14, 2018 +1325 The original was blissfully simple: alien sadist messes with the wrong dude. Here, nothing adds up. 2/5 rotten Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard September 14, 2018 +1325 On the matter of action, Black knows the trade, and it shows: This is by far the best-looking and most pyrotechnic movie in the franchise, with an impressive array of vehicles and hacked-off limbs soaring lovingly through the frame. fresh Jeffrey Bloomer 1 Slate September 14, 2018 +1325 Whatever its weaknesses, The Predator gets its titular aliens right, offering a sampler of violent, extraterrestrial skirmishing that works more often than it doesn't. fresh Andrew Whalen 1 Newsweek September 14, 2018 +1325 Uncomfortably badly done. rotten Mark Kermode 0 Kermode & Mayo's Film Review September 14, 2018 +1325 Ultimately, though, plot and character become collateral damage in this free-for-all mess of goofy jokes, blood-splattering violence, cluttered visual effects and preposterous stunts. 2.5/4 rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald September 14, 2018 +1325 Someone decided to turn what could have been a fierce safari into a meager fairground. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten 0 September 14, 2018 +1325 Set up as a new series. This is the usual, predators predictably predatiting or whatever you call it. Dull characters, too, but the flick is fun if it's your thing. 3.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald September 14, 2018 +1325 The Predator is a confused, sloppy mess of a film, overstuffed with zingy one-liners and lacking in coherence. rotten David Sims 1 The Atlantic September 14, 2018 +1325 "The Predator dismisses itself as ""dumber than group one"", which, no argument." rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip September 14, 2018 +1325 One could not have imagined that this franchise would sink so low as to introduce dreadlocked Preda-dogs, but this film has two of them. D rotten Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com September 14, 2018 +1325 This should be the perfect match of filmmaker and material. Somewhere along the way, something went wrong. 4/10 rotten Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush September 14, 2018 +1325 Ultimately it's a bit of a visually ugly clutter which leaves not so much with a bad taste in the mouth as a bland one. 2/5 rotten Ross Miller 0 The National (Scotland) September 14, 2018 +1325 This brand refresh is woke and unwoke, deadly yet deeply unserious. You'll laugh ... and forget why before the end credits roll. 2.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 HollywoodInToto.com September 14, 2018 +1325 The script... plays as if it were written on bubblegum wrappers over the course of single boozy evening. 7 rotten Piers Marchant 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette September 14, 2018 +1325 Chaotic, loud and filled with too many coincidences to count. The best thing that can be said about The Predator is that the dialogue is engaging, and some gags are funny. 2.5/5 rotten John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) September 14, 2018 +1325 "From the opening moments of the film, ""The Predator"" maintains an engaging swashbuckling sci-fi energy and strikes a strong balance of humor and action that evokes the best of its genre" 3/4 fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 14, 2018 +1325 The Predator is a thorough grab bag of averageness, made worse by its distinct lack of distinction. 1/4 rotten Brandon Katz 1 Observer September 14, 2018 +1325 I dare say I loved it, mainly for its brisk pacing, and great sense of fun. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed September 14, 2018 +1325 A lazy script - this incarnation uses disabilities for laughs - makes The Predator a bit of a soul-sucking experience to sit through. D rotten Rebecca Murray 0 Showbiz Junkies September 14, 2018 +1325 The action is fun and sometimes imaginative, but the rest of the film is largely lacking in imagination. 3 fresh Hope Madden 0 Columbus Underground September 14, 2018 +1325 Mixes together humdrum action scenes with tepid comedy and a collection of strikingly dull performances. Suddenly Arnold Schwarzenegger's leaden quips from the original movie don't sound so bad after all. 1.5/4 rotten Robert Horton 0 HeraldNet (Everett, WA) September 14, 2018 +1325 The Predator doesn't quite work because it's never quite clear what it wants to be and, when it finally does snap into focus, it's about the wrong things. 2/4 rotten Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon September 14, 2018 +1325 The action scenes are forgettable, the mythology is confusing and the bad taste comedy is hopelessly off-target. rotten Andy Lea 0 Daily Express (UK) September 14, 2018 +1325 Genre fans may enjoy this as a weekend time-filler, or in the future on an airplane. I regret that I devoted nearly two hours to a promising picture that wound up being so mediocre. rotten Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com September 13, 2018 +1325 As you'd imagine, no one with more than one X chromosome is welcome to this party. 2.5/5 rotten Rohan Naahar 0 Hindustan Times September 13, 2018 +1325 Interesting ways people are being dismembered is never going to be enough for me. 1.5/5 rotten Adam Kempenaar 0 Filmspotting September 13, 2018 +1325 Somewhere along the line, its copious shortcomings end up overwhelming its better elements. 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page September 13, 2018 +1325 The result, while enjoyable enough, also feels like a missed opportunity, especially given that its come from a veteran of the franchise. 3/5 fresh Rob Carnevale 0 Indie London September 13, 2018 +1325 Scenes are poorly knitted together, especially toward the end. Time and tempo break down, as if the film were snapping apart at the seams. 1/4 rotten Mark Kennedy 1 Associated Press September 13, 2018 +1325 "If anything, the release of ""The Predator"" is a great excuse to re-watch the original." C- rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News September 13, 2018 +1325 Whole swathes of the film make zero sense, scenes feel completely disconnected and whilst it's certainly not as bad as you expect, it's nowhere near as good as you'd hope. 2/5 rotten Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) September 13, 2018 +1325 It feels like an entry designed to keep a franchise going by giving its fans the bare minimum until they can get to the next one. rotten Scott Nye 0 Battleship Pretension September 13, 2018 +1325 The Predator delivers a good time without demanding that we think too hard about anything. But the fallout just goes to show how some of us don't think things through well enough. 3/5 fresh Radheyan Simonpillai 0 Fresh and Frowsy September 13, 2018 +1325 What's wrong with The Predator goes deeper than a couple of bad cuts, but it still stinks that a promising movie was scuttled by a director's questionable decision-making - both on set and in post. 2.5/5 rotten Todd VanDerWerff 0 Vox September 13, 2018 +1325 Far more damning than The Predator's shoddy appearance is the pervasive sense that its maker would rather be making something else. rotten Chris Klimek 1 NPR September 13, 2018 +1325 Garbage. A bad excuse for a movie, even for the pulpy disposable popcorn nonsense it wants to be. Incoherent and illogical, cheap and shoddy. Wannabe sci-fi action horror that can't pull off any of it. 0/5 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 13, 2018 +1325 It plays like a young filmmaker trying to approximate a stereotypical Shane Black movie. 5/10 rotten Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes September 13, 2018 +1325 [The Predator] doesn't reach the heights it could have, but it's still a very entertaining time at the theater that will leave audiences smiling and laughing amidst the carnage. 3.5/5 fresh Rob Dean 0 Bullz-Eye.com September 13, 2018 +1325 It's sad that the overall script is so lacking because there are a few glimmers of brilliance. 2/4 rotten Rick Bentley 0 Tribune News Service September 13, 2018 +1325 Black could have easily gone for gratuitous violence - he didn't. The result is a ripping good yarn that blows the socks off the long list of comic book movies that are too dependent on computer-generated images. 4.5/5 fresh Mick O'Reilly 0 Gulf News (UAE) September 13, 2018 +1325 The Predator offers some cosmetic changes to the heroes and the aliens. In other words, it provides nothing that's really new. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies September 13, 2018 +1325 The thrill of the hunt is long gone 2/5 rotten Blake Crane 0 Film Racket September 13, 2018 +1325 While the script is, on the comedy front, the film's strongest suit, it's also its weakest, in terms of the simple fact that none of this makes any sense at all. 2.5/5 fresh Chris Newbould 0 The National (UAE) September 13, 2018 +1325 The Predator is a lesson in exactly how to trash the memory of a risible, but loveable original. 2/5 rotten Graeme Tuckett 0 Stuff.co.nz September 13, 2018 +1325 It's very fast, very funny, and, as with all Black works, gleefully embraces genre cliches and turns them sideways. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner September 13, 2018 +1325 It's just a choppy, lackluster, thinly written monster action flick peppered with the kinds of gags you thought were funny in puberty. rotten Kyle Smith 0 National Review September 13, 2018 +1325 A big, loud, snarky, garish, testosterone-saturated, nearly incoherent cartoon...[but] that might be enough to satisfy a lot of viewers. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 13, 2018 +1325 "If it bleeds, we can kill it"", Arnie said of the original monster. Perhaps it's finally time to finally put this bleeding, limping series out of its misery for good." 2/5 rotten Christopher Machell 0 CineVue September 13, 2018 +1325 Is The Predator a new low for the series? That's debatable. The fact that that's even a thought - y'know, considering how awful Alien vs. Predator: Requiem is - should tell you all you need to know. 4/10 rotten Andrew Pollard 0 Starburst September 13, 2018 +1325 It's undeniably fun, but also pretty chaotic and inconsistent. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 Me gusta el cine September 13, 2018 +1325 The script for The Predator does approach the rampage of a crab-faced superalien from the Howard Hawks' point of view... But the problem is that it isn't always possible to go comic, and Black tries it anyway. rotten 0 MetroActive September 13, 2018 +1325 Tremblay's work is so strong, so subtle, so natural, it's as if he's in another, much better movie. 2/4 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 13, 2018 +1325 In a movie this overloaded with dudes, of course Munn is the stand-out. She proves herself a true action hero, battling with fists and brains, and getting her share of witticisms to deliver. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 The Movie Cricket September 13, 2018 +1325 Look, if you turn off your brain and just let the succession of images wash over you, the film can be dumb fun, just don't go looking for anything remotely resembling comprehensibility. That apparently does not exist in the Predator universe. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Kupecki 0 Austin Chronicle September 13, 2018 +1325 A barely serviceable update, The Predator is unlikely to succeed in creating a new generation of fans. 2/5 rotten Rashid Irani 0 Hindustan Times September 13, 2018 +1325 The Predator still isn't able to quite recapture whatever magic in a bottle the original film created, but it is able to make for an entertaining enough sequel. 3.5/5 fresh Dirk Libbey 0 CinemaBlend September 13, 2018 +1325 Seeking to relaunch the long-running franchise, this latest sequel crumbles underneath a wearisome mix of gore and broad comedy, yielding a laundry list of shortcomings from which it's possible to run, but not hide. rotten Brian Lowry 1 CNN.com September 13, 2018 +1325 Exemplifies the lackluster result of exhuming played-out franchises that are better left buried. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 13, 2018 +1325 The Predator pulls no punches and lays it all bare when the bullets and limbs go flying in quick succession. 3.5/5 fresh Neil Soans 0 The Times of India September 13, 2018 +1325 The Predator is filled with visual and verbal callbacks to McTiernan's movie, but there's no Schwarzenegger and no subtext, and the movie suffers from the lack of both. rotten Adam Nayman 0 The Ringer September 13, 2018 +1325 The film is loud, improbable, manufactured within an inch of its life, and takes absolutely no real risks with the franchise. If you want action movie comfort food, This might be your movie. Otherwise go watch Annihilation again. 6/10 rotten Norm Gidney 0 Film Threat September 13, 2018 +1325 Occasional sparks of wit can't keep The Predator from being a muddled, befuddling mess. rotten Rebecca Pahle 0 Film Journal International September 13, 2018 +1325 Every insightful storytelling choice is met with a head-scratching one. 2/4 rotten Brian Truitt 1 USA Today September 13, 2018 +1325 "The frat house atmosphere eventually gives way to tedious bloodletting. In that regard, ""The Predator"" hasn't evolved at all." rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 New York Times September 13, 2018 +1325 Can't seem to summon up that old Black magic. 2/4 rotten Pat Padua 1 Washington Post September 13, 2018 +1325 Fitfully amusing but chaotically edited, visually ugly and ultimately quite charmless, The Predator is a crushing, troubling disappointment for fans of both the series and Shane Black. 2.5/5 rotten Shaun Munro 0 Flickering Myth September 13, 2018 +1325 The first entry in the Predator franchise in almost a decade is a solid action romp that's even kind of ... goofy? 3/5 fresh Wenlei Ma 0 News.com.au September 13, 2018 +1325 The simplicity of an implacable alien hunter tracking down its human prey gets lost under a whole lot of noisy chatter and incoherent action movie nonsense. 2/4 rotten Josh Bell 0 The Inlander (Spokane, WA) September 13, 2018 +1325 The Predator is a goofy, gory, muddy mess that makes less and less visual and narrative sense as it races to its nonsense conclusion. That Sterling K. Brown and Olivia Munn though. 2.5/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Student Edge September 12, 2018 +1325 An unwieldy, unexciting feature that doesn't top what's come before, with Black the unlikely architect of the brand name's demise. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com September 12, 2018 +1325 The Predator... is an ode to the success of that first movie, to making movies simply because one can, not because one should. 7.2/10 fresh Dom Sinacola 0 Paste Magazine September 12, 2018 +1325 It got sloppy... the very end that sets up the sequel... none of the writing in that part felt like the rest of the movie. rotten Martin Thomas 0 Double Toasted September 12, 2018 +1325 Shane Black was not taking this seriously whatsoever... It's even lit like a Goosebumps movie. rotten Korey Coleman 0 Double Toasted September 12, 2018 +1325 hrow in some snappy dialogue, a cute kid, a smart scientist and a tough-guy hero, and you've got the makings of a popcorn movie. That's what The Predator is, and what it aims to be. B- fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman September 12, 2018 +1325 Racially offensive quips, flagrant sexism and Tourette syndrome gags all contribute to this witless, scare-free junk. 0.5/4 rotten Johnny Oleksinski 1 New York Post September 12, 2018 +1325 Not only is it utterly unnecessary, it's also surprisingly bad. C- rotten Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly September 12, 2018 +1325 The creature feature equivalent of white bread. rotten Kristen Lopez 0 Culturess September 12, 2018 +1325 Earth hath not anything to show more daft than The Predator. 2/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times September 12, 2018 +1325 ...while I didn't mind the overabundance of humor and the ultra violent streak of the kills, it's far too clunky to fully recommend. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 12, 2018 +1325 There are simply too many moving parts in this story for Black to handle. rotten Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly September 12, 2018 +1325 Watching this movie is as close to what I imagine going insane is like. rotten Dan Murrell 0 Screen Junkies September 12, 2018 +1325 It is so nonsensical, so chaotically structured. rotten Roth Cornet 0 Screen Junkies September 12, 2018 +1325 If Shane Black's The Predator proves anything it's that you can, absolutely, turn what should have been an over-the-top action thrill ride about a bunch of screw-ups taking down a monster into a boring, and ultimately incomprehensible, mess. rotten Meg Downey 0 CBR September 12, 2018 +1325 Shane Black takes a crack at the bloodthirsty intergalactic hunter and the results are a shaggy blast. fresh Jacob Knight 0 Birth.Movies.Death. September 12, 2018 +1325 From time to time its mix of foul-mouthed bro camaraderie and in-your-face violence nods in the direction of modest entertainment value, but the net effect is a whiplash-inducing muddle. rotten Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times September 12, 2018 +1325 "The movie's storyline as a whole fits in really well with the rest of the series, and it does a great job of paying homage to the original ""Predator"" movie by starting out in a jungle-like setting." 3.5/5 fresh Samantha Incorvaia 1 Arizona Republic September 12, 2018 +1325 It's both a lesser Shane Black movie and a lesser Predator movie, but it's still a Shane Black Predator movie. B- fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk September 12, 2018 +1325 Similar to the scenario of the original picture, it's a band of grizzled soldier types who battle the alien menaces. Missing, however, is a formidable leading-man presence in the Schwarzenegger mold. 2/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times September 12, 2018 +1325 Wilfully offensive and powered by a chest-thumping machismo, but it's good clean fun. 3/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies September 12, 2018 +1325 "If you think ""Predator"" was a silly action movie then ""The Predator"" is an ever sillier film, if not just downright stupid. " 2.5/5 rotten Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews September 11, 2018 +1325 This is a film that feels like it has made the mistake of attempting to give its audience everything it could possibly want, but the good news is that the ensuing messiness still has plenty to enjoy. 3/5 fresh Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz September 11, 2018 +1325 This may be the director's best attempt at an alien invasion, but no matter how many grenades he throws, nothing ever lands. rotten Patrik Sandberg 0 Dazed and Confused September 11, 2018 +1325 While it's neat to see another addition to the Predator universe, the payoff here doesn't exactly feel like it was worth the decade-long wait. 2.5/4 rotten Nick Vadala 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 11, 2018 +1325 Best of all, Black understands the geography of an action sequence, and the advantage of an R rating. 3/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 11, 2018 +1325 ...a curiously sloppy attempt to resuscitate the franchise. 1/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm September 11, 2018 +1325 The Predator guts and slashes its way to gory sci-fi mediocrity, but is further failed by abysmal pacing that loses characters, subplots and interest along the way. 5/10 rotten Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered September 11, 2018 +1325 Tone-deaf, sloppily written, and indifferently directed. 2/5 rotten Don Kaye 0 Den of Geek September 11, 2018 +1325 Completely unbalanced. rotten Jeremy Jahns 0 JeremyJahns.com September 11, 2018 +1325 It's hard to tell if super-fans of the original Predator will find this to be a suitable relaunch, but there are certainly enough entertaining elements to keep even the most casual fan invested. 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 The Weekend Warrior September 11, 2018 +1325 The Predator is a bloody, shotgun-paced actioner, loaded with expletives. The film entertains, but feels inordinately lighthearted. 3/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb September 11, 2018 +1325 Come for the brutal slaughter, stay for the comedy. 7/10 fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net September 11, 2018 +1325 "There isn't single reason I can think of to see ""The Predator"" other than to be reminded of how low Hollywood and American sensibilities have sunk. " F rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 11, 2018 +1325 The Predator aims to revitalize the sci-fi action franchise with fresh ideas, but succeeds at delivering mindless action more than cohesive mythology. 2.5/5 rotten Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant September 11, 2018 +1325 Writer/director Shane Black gives viewers a goofy, violent, R-rated b-movie that plays more like a parody of the film that inspired it. 5/10 rotten Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix September 11, 2018 +1325 "The sequel to group one, only stupider"" is how one soldier describes the squad, in one of the rare self-referential jokes here that actually lands. But owning it doesn't excuse it." 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 11, 2018 +1325 For the most part, Black's dialogue lacks its usual vim, and he directs with way too much abandon, rushing from one high-pitched set-piece to the next so breathlessly that there's no time to engage or get excited. 2/5 rotten Demetrios Matheou 0 The List September 11, 2018 +1325 Ultimately, none of this comes together in any coherent way, truly leaving audiences with an experience that lives and dies based on the craft of bloodshed and gore 2/5 rotten Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth September 11, 2018 +1325 This is the most Shane Black movie Shane Black has ever made. B- fresh Michael Roffman 0 Consequence of Sound September 10, 2018 +1325 "The ""smart ass"" Shane Black and the not ""smart"" ass Shane Black are equally represented here. " 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation September 10, 2018 +1325 This is not 'The Predator' we were promised, nor is it one we ever needed in the franchise. 1/5 rotten Jonita Davis 0 Black Girl Nerds September 10, 2018 +1325 Several 'comic relief' scenes revolve around the boys making female characters uncomfortable. I know they're not supposed to be role models, but what is troubling is that the writers think this is funny. rotten Fred Topel 0 We Live Entertainment September 10, 2018 +1325 As we learn over the course of the film why the Predators keep coming back to Earth, we also see that Black doesn't take the stories and themes that the previous Predator movies explored seriously either. rotten William Bibbiani 1 TheWrap September 10, 2018 +1325 The film jumps around between so many characters that it's almost impossible to feel any real tension, much less emotional investment. rotten Bryan Bishop 0 The Verge September 10, 2018 +1325 Devotees of the franchise will get exactly the kind of creative Predator action they've been craving... But the movie as a whole feels as though it's suffered a death of a thousand cuts, hamstrung by rewrites and edits into a shapeless, unfocused mess. rotten Andrew Todd 0 Polygon September 10, 2018 +1325 If the Predator series had to be revisited, it could have ended up in far worse hands than Shane Black's. 3/4 fresh Barry Hertz 1 Globe and Mail September 10, 2018 +1325 Black's new movie is less the goofy, garish sequel we were hoping for and more an act of universe-building. But, hey, at least there's a bigger, badder Predator on the scene, one that looks like he's been doing CrossFit. rotten Esther Zuckerman 0 Thrillist September 10, 2018 +1325 Black has captured the spirit of that bygone era of adrenaline-junkie junk without getting all retro-fussy about it. B- fresh 1 AV Club September 9, 2018 +1325 The story also seems fairly vague and spread across several different narrative threads that never quite add up. No one has a clear motive, including the Predator himself, and this makes for confusing, tensionless viewing. 2/5 rotten Stephanie Watts 0 One Room With A View September 8, 2018 +1325 It's big and loud and busy and a whole lot of fun. 4/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto September 8, 2018 +1325 Shane Black has never seemed like someone who needed cheap tricks to earn an honest smile. C+ rotten Jared Mobarak 0 The Film Stage September 8, 2018 +1325 [Black's] script is irreverent one moment and cold-blooded the next. B+ fresh Victor Stiff 0 The Playlist September 7, 2018 +1325 Black may be a part of this franchise's origins, but as the messy, chaotic, and convoluted The Predator proves, he's not the right filmmaker to shepherd this property to its next evolution. rotten Katie Walsh 1 Nerdist September 7, 2018 +1325 Even an act of noble sacrifice late in the film has a faintly goofy tone to it, reflective of Shane Black's streak of puckish nihilism, and that attitude makes him a perfect fit for this franchise. 2.5/4 fresh Jake Cole 0 Slant Magazine September 7, 2018 +1325 Black populates his film with recognisable tropes and character types as well a grand throwback score, and there's a certain charm in his ability to conjure up the past without resorting to pastiche. 3/5 fresh Benjamin Lee 0 Guardian September 7, 2018 +1325 The Predator feels like a haphazardly assembled and overflowing buffet plate, and how much you enjoy it will depend on your ability to deal with its whiplash-wild inconsistency in tone and missed opportunities. 2/5 rotten Jonathan Hatfull 0 SciFiNow September 7, 2018 +1325 It's aggressively pacey, overloaded with smug one-liners, gore-laden and unlikely to have much of a future. 3/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out September 7, 2018 +1325 With a fantastic cast and razor-sharp pacing, the fact is that this is what you want from a movie called The Predator. 3/4 fresh Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com September 7, 2018 +1325 A total blast as long as you're willing to go along for the ride. The ensemble cast is excellent. fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 7, 2018 +1325 "Poor story choices and strange, if not outright silly, character decisions result in an experience that will ultimately leave audiences feeling a great amount of ""meh""." 2/5 rotten Jonathan Barkan 0 Dread Central September 7, 2018 +1325 Thirty-one years after the original eviscerated its way through a Central American jungle, fans finally have a worthy successor with The Predator. B+ fresh Simon Abrams 0 The Playlist September 7, 2018 +1325 While you're watching the movie, it's hard not to get caught up in all the fun. Black and company are having a blast here, and it's infectious. 6.5/10 fresh Chris Evangelista 0 Slashfilm September 7, 2018 +1325 What Black's movie really has going for it is pace. It starts with a crash, followed swiftly by a bang and vast swathes of wallop. The relentlessness doesn't allow you any time to catch a yawn, but it's also not too conducive to tension or suspense. 3/5 fresh Matthew Leyland 0 Total Film September 7, 2018 +1325 Black's movie is so cleverly over-the-top that it's easy and pleasurable enough to watch, though never exactly scary or suspenseful. fresh Jordan Mintzer 1 Hollywood Reporter September 7, 2018 +1325 It's an exhaustingly energetic mess in which a coherent plot and credible characters aren't even on the cluttered menu. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety September 7, 2018 +1325 The Predator is a flawed actioner, but a strong cast and some Shane Black magic give it a sparkle that has been lacking from recent attempts to revive the killer aliens. 3/5 fresh Hugh Armitage 0 Digital Spy September 7, 2018 +1326 Reaches through time and space across the planet with enormous tenderness and devotion, to 'all Africans who suffered the iron collars and chains of slavery. And their children who bear the scars.' The two continents have never seemed quite so intertwined fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze December 29, 2007 +1326 There are ... images that are shocking and disturbing. 2.5/4 fresh John Petrakis 1 Chicago Tribune March 21, 2002 +1326 History is handled respectfully, acknowledging what happened and giving victims an honest and predominantly objective voice on one of the most degrading pages in the book of humankind. 7 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide March 11, 2002 +1326 A somewhat exciting new film from the Ivory Coast that breaks the lame American cinematic slavery mold. 6/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine October 15, 2001 +1326 Uneven but undeniably powerful. 2.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 21, 2001 +1326 Its subject matter couldn't be more topical. fresh Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International September 21, 2001 +1326 The scenes of Africans marching in chains and stocks, monitored by other Africans, are a shock and linger in your mind for days afterward. 4/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times September 21, 2001 +1326 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1326 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 11, 2005 +1326 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1327 This is pulpy, unforgivable stuff, as ungainly as Ryan's walk in her black high heels. rotten Antonia Quirke 0 London Evening Standard December 13, 2017 +1327 Uninspired tale feels like a made-for-TV movie. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media September 9, 2010 +1327 An inoffensively average, formulaic entertainment with a marketing-problematic point of view. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 28, 2008 +1327 "It's hard to expect anyone to infuse much passion into a ""by-the-numbers"" boxing movie which telegraphs every punch." 2/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Princeton Town Topics April 25, 2007 +1327 Against the Ropes may not deliver a knock-out, but it does land some pretty good blows. 2.5/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today September 1, 2006 +1327 It's one thing to make a predictable Hollywood movie. It's another thing to make a predictable Hollywood movie based on a fascinating life. 2/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal June 4, 2004 +1327 What could have been a gripping tale becomes hammy and overdone. 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine May 14, 2004 +1327 Meg Ryan is busily torpedoing any respect she might have accrued rotten Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) May 13, 2004 +1327 Ryan's Kallen is painfully two-dimensional. 2/4 rotten Edith Alderette 0 San Francisco Examiner April 9, 2004 +1327 Complicated by the ways that race, masculinity, and media shape expectations and possibilities in the boxing world. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters March 23, 2004 +1327 It's an insanely ponderous and almost insulting sequence, stopping the movie cold and forcing the viewer to scratch their head in utter disbelief. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com March 4, 2004 +1327 The film isn't good enough for the full price. 2.5/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette March 4, 2004 +1327 What the audience ends up with is a watered down whitewash of Kallen's life story. 2/4 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) February 29, 2004 +1327 A miscast Ryan struggles with a Detroit accent and a script that goes nowhere. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 26, 2004 +1327 Ryan seems to be having fun, at least: she speaks with a breathy working-class accent that's part Lauren Bacall, part Teamster. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) February 25, 2004 +1327 What could have been a Working Girl hoot gets mired in redundant assertions of Kallen's feistiness. rotten Laura Sinagra 1 Village Voice February 24, 2004 +1327 "An awfully contrived and awkward ""true-life"" drama, film tries desperately to be a crowd-pleaser without delivering the necessary narrative punch or action." 2/5 rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca February 24, 2004 +1327 This is just another boxing movie with few surprises and an awkward message to viewers. 1.5/5 rotten Don R. Lewis 0 Film Threat February 24, 2004 +1327 If you like boxing or know a little something about the sport, prepare to have your intelligence insulted. 1.5/4 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online February 23, 2004 +1327 Against The Ropes is the latest sucker punch that arrives in the arena of unbearable boxing sagas complete with built-in sporting cliches and forged bravado 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye February 23, 2004 +1327 Fails to earn credibility and it fails to engage us. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 23, 2004 +1327 If Against the Ropes was a boxer, it ... would be a lightweight. The movie spends more time displaying Jackie as a publicity-hungry celebrity ... than as a boxing manager. 1.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) February 22, 2004 +1327 squanders rich source material, opting for cliches and stock situations instead... Forget 'Raging Bull' -- this is Raging Baloney. 2/4 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette February 21, 2004 +1327 You're on the losing end from the opening bell 2/5 rotten Pete Croatto 0 Filmcritic.com February 21, 2004 +1327 Somewhere along the way, I found myself enjoying Against the Ropes, not in spite of my better judgment, but because something in the movie defies the whole notion of better judgment altogether. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com February 21, 2004 +1327 Ryan's mannered toughness looks like play-acting, and she never quite convinces us she's seen the inside of a fight gym, much less that she's worthy to be Rocky in a miniskirt. rotten Bill Gallo 0 Dallas Observer February 20, 2004 +1327 A soft, undernourished biography that plays things too safe. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 20, 2004 +1327 So anemic you should probably order iron supplements with your popcorn, its plot so predictable it makes falling dominoes seem like a white-knuckle thrill ride. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post February 20, 2004 +1327 A boilerplate melodrama whose good guys and bad guys are so baldly drawn they could have been conceived by Friz Freleng. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post February 20, 2004 +1327 Bathos wrapped in a formulaic screenplay bolstered with cliches, not only about the boxing world but about tough women and the men who hate them. 2/5 rotten Susan Walker 1 Toronto Star February 20, 2004 +1327 Ultimately, you've seen it before, and there's no reason to see it again. Let's hope the real Jackie Kallen's life is more inspiring than this. 1/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 20, 2004 +1327 By the end, everything that was initially serious about the film becomes silly and everything appealing about it turns sour. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 20, 2004 +1327 Kallen's interesting story has been pulped, if not pulverized, as a Rocky rouser. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune February 20, 2004 +1327 One of those infamous 'based on a true story' movies in which just about everything is a lie. 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee February 20, 2004 +1327 Offers some entertaining punches, but ultimately goes down on a split decision. 5/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle February 20, 2004 +1327 An odd movie -- one that makes ready use of feel-good cliches, but also one that's abnormally willing to acknowledge its heroine's flaws. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News February 20, 2004 +1327 Dutton is one of my favorite actors, but as a director he reveals an unwelcome penchant for soapy hysterics. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 20, 2004 +1327 Given a real character to play, and one within her range, Ryan delivers a real performance, and a really likable one, in this sassy-but-not-edgy boxing picture. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 20, 2004 +1327 In what must have felt like an Oscar bid at the time, Ryan struts with a hip-thrusting ferocity that would bounce small children into walls, all while doing some funny voice acting. C- rotten 0 Oregonian February 20, 2004 +1327 Gives Meg Ryan lots to do -- if, by lots, you mean wear a different trashy outfit in every scene, talk tough and follow a character arc which requires only that she learn a trite lesson. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 20, 2004 +1327 As a boxing movie, Against the Ropes is perfunctory... As a biopic, it's likewise uninspired stuff. 3/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News February 20, 2004 +1327 What either of the main characters think, or feel, about anything not directly related to their career ambitions remains wholly unexplored. 1.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 20, 2004 +1327 It is February, and this one is at least watchable. So go ahead and pick it up. Just don't expect it to be there when you get home. 2/4 fresh Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star February 20, 2004 +1327 In this specific role, Ryan does not have the cohones to do the physical strut that the real Kallen used to succeed. 3.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies February 20, 2004 +1327 Feels more like a TV movie for the Women's Television Network than a feature film. 2.5/5 rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies February 20, 2004 +1327 It's hard to buy this minor melding of Rocky and Erin Brockovich as anything but a punched-up star vehicle for an actress in a slump. D+ rotten Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle February 20, 2004 +1327 Wobbles like a punch-drunk fighter. 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail February 20, 2004 +1327 It offers lackluster fantasy propped up by cliches. Kallen's story deserves better. D+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News February 20, 2004 +1327 Inept in nearly every phase of filmmaking, the film's pace is lumbering, there's a shocking lack of authenticity and its messages are mixed at best. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 20, 2004 +1327 Unlike Rocky and other cornball boxing movies, this one fails to land the knockout blow and winds up dispensing love taps in a hardboiled business. C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News February 20, 2004 +1327 In the class of American boxing movies, it's barely a welterweight. 2/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post February 20, 2004 +1327 Meanders until it gets to the final third of its running time, and then it catches fire. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 20, 2004 +1327 Ryan, fitted out with...Brokovich-provocative wardrobe gives an interesting performance, but one that constantly demands analysis C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 20, 2004 +1327 Never incites enough of a rooting interest to capitalize on its inherent feel-good triumph-of-the-underdog arc. 2.5/5 rotten Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 20, 2004 +1327 Written by Cheryl Edwards, Kallen's story is pumped with artificial sweeteners, hokey inevitabilities, and denaturing oversimplifications. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe February 20, 2004 +1327 Ryan approaches a larger-than-life character... and helps reduce her to a plucky heroine straight out of a made-for-Lifetime movie. 1/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune February 20, 2004 +1327 Let's talk turkey. There's nothing to be thankful about when it comes to Against the Ropes ... which passed its sell-by date even before the cameras started rolling. D rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 20, 2004 +1327 The movie version of Jackie Kallen is Faust meets Erin Brockovich in a Lifetime movie coproduced by ESPN. If it sounds like a hodgepodge, that's because it is. 2/4 rotten Leigh Johnson 0 Hollywood.com February 20, 2004 +1327 There's an interesting idea [here] if only the filmmakers didn't let themselves get so bogged down in the cliches of the countless boxing films of the past. 3/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 20, 2004 +1327 Storyline is formulaic and it tries too hard to wring emotion out of the audience...you can feel the puppet strings. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com February 20, 2004 +1327 A formula movie about Meg Ryan wearing skimpy clothes and uttering dialogue as painful as the heels in which she's strutting. 1.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star February 20, 2004 +1327 Against the Ropes is a rousing drama about a pioneering female boxing manager whose gift of enthusiasm is something special. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice February 20, 2004 +1327 Easily the worst film about boxing I've ever seen, and I've been trying to think of a sport-related flick equally as unappealing for the last week. I'm still drawing blanks. 2/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine February 20, 2004 +1327 Bwooklyn Meg sounds a whole lot like Margot Kidder impersonating Phyllis Diller. The accent comes and goes, but it remains the most entertaining aspect of the entire movie. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com February 19, 2004 +1327 Obvious, irritating boxing girl power movie. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 19, 2004 +1327 The great thing about sports movies is it doesn't really matter that they're all the same. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com February 19, 2004 +1327 I hate to keep harping on Meg Ryan, but seriously, Meg Ryan, when are you going to be in a good movie? C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 19, 2004 +1327 Even by the standards of pop-moral parables passing for entertainment, this is bland stuff. 2/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide February 19, 2004 +1327 While Ryan's performance has the proper blend of confidence and cleavage, the movie succeeds only in producing more fight flick cliches than a Rocky movie marathon. 2/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press February 19, 2004 +1327 A title card says the film was 'inspired by the life of Jackie Kallen.' Nothing's actually inspired here, from Dutton's haphazard direction to an inapt score by the late Michael Kamen. 1.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 19, 2004 +1327 Still Oscar-less, Ryan obviously sees Jackie as her blue-collar scrapper in the Brockovich-Norma Rae mold. What she delivers is very different -- an unwittingly patronizing Great Blond Hope. 1.5/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News February 19, 2004 +1327 The script ... is shallow and dumb. C rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 19, 2004 +1327 When it comes to keeping the colored folk peripheral, this picture makes To Kill a Mockingbird look like Get on the Bus. 1.5/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly February 19, 2004 +1327 Almost nothing about it feels drawn from real life. 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 19, 2004 +1327 It's an interesting, character-driven film, the story of a woman who has a fight on her hands when it comes to her chosen career. 2.5/4 fresh Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 19, 2004 +1327 A workmanlike production that's simply too predictable and too preposterous to hold our interest. 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 19, 2004 +1327 Far from a championship movie, but it's fun while it lasts. C+ fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News February 19, 2004 +1327 Most of the characters are one-dimensional stereotypes ... and the climax is a championship bout that's both utterly predictable and out of key with the story as a whole. 1/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 19, 2004 +1327 Probably won't convince many people that the girl next door is anything more than that. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic February 19, 2004 +1327 Neither very credible nor one of those beyond-belief disposables you still find affable. 2/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today February 19, 2004 +1327 There's virtually no information about the sport in the movie, which means it has about as much to do with boxing as Christina Aguilera's 'Fighter' does, and it means we have no connection to something that is supposed to be Kallen's passion. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 19, 2004 +1327 "The horror of Against the Ropes is that a screenwriter had a real person in front of her with an interesting, complicated story yet deemed her not ""cinematic"" enough." rotten 0 Movie Poop Shoot February 19, 2004 +1327 A riotously awful biopic rife with stereotypes and boxing movie cliches. 1.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 19, 2004 +1327 "This awkward hybrid of two popular film genres is to the art of moviemaking what Ali's famous ""rope-a-dope"" technique was to boxing." rotten Brett Buckalew 0 FilmStew.com February 19, 2004 +1327 Ryan's performance is all on the outside. She pitches her voice low and tahks about bahkzing. She wears teensy tight outfits. And she has done something unwise to her lips. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 19, 2004 +1327 More business as usual, despite the feminist aspects of Kallen's story. 2/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday February 19, 2004 +1327 No amount of movie-star twinkle could lighten screenwriter Cheryl Edwards' bizarre character arc. rotten Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly February 19, 2004 +1327 What [Ryan] appears to be doing is an impression of Johnny Depp doing an impression of Keith Richards doing an impression of Liz Taylor. D+ rotten Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly February 19, 2004 +1327 Pure fairy tale and flimflam, as phony as a fixed fight. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune February 19, 2004 +1327 Ryan is clearly enjoying herself. She adroitly maneuvers her trademark cuteness into a kind of oblivious brashness -- a curious mix of brassy and brave. B- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution February 19, 2004 +1327 If bad movies were punches, Against the Ropes would land like a perfectly timed round-house haymaker... 1.5/4 rotten Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun February 19, 2004 +1327 Omar Epps, sporting a great physique and aggressive acting chops, opens up the ring bringing heart and drama to an intro that hadn't much more to offer than big names. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card February 18, 2004 +1327 If Jackie were Jack, this film would probably make TV, nothing more. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 18, 2004 +1327 Diehard boxing fans will likely be disappointed by the film's lackluster fight scenes, calling them boring and lifeless. 2/5 rotten Tiffany Sanchez 0 CinemaBlend February 18, 2004 +1327 Meg floats like a bee and stings like a butterfly in this misguided jumble of sports cliches. rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle February 18, 2004 +1327 "Against the Ropes"" has slim, sizzling Meg Ryan in its corner... but the film is a loosely-patched version of about twelve other movies." C+ rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston February 18, 2004 +1327 There are cracks in the foundation, but it is nevertheless a surprisingly watchable production. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 17, 2004 +1327 Meg Ryan's swell, but this 'Erin Rocky-vich' inspirational story lacks punch. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter February 17, 2004 +1327 It stars a horribly miscast Meg Ryan in another of her awkward attempts to broaden her acting horizons. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 17, 2004 +1327 Every scene in this movie plays like a scene from another boxing movie. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 17, 2004 +1327 A punch-drunk combination of pugilistic hokum and feminist empowerment fantasy. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 17, 2004 +1327 Meg Ryan struts her stuff Erin Brockovich-style; chock-a-block with moxie and the mettle of a woman who wants more. 2.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 17, 2004 +1327 If Against the Ropes were a comedy, it would be called Pugilistally Blonde. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire February 17, 2004 +1327 What makes this movie truly enjoyable is the way it shows how two lost souls join together to fight the good fight. fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 14, 2004 +1327 Goodbye Meg Ryan. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian February 13, 2004 +1327 Has Erin Brockovich written all over it, mostly due to Meg Ryan's blowsy performance.... Alas, the comparison doesn't work in this film's favour. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 12, 2004 +1327 It patronizes us with caricatures for characters. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central February 4, 2004 +1327 all the spark and imagination of a mediocre Lifetime Television for Women movie 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews January 15, 2004 +1327 1.5/4 rotten Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies March 15, 2006 +1327 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1327 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons April 2, 2005 +1327 1/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 7, 2004 +1327 3/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) August 16, 2004 +1327 5/10 rotten Johan De 0 Future Movies UK August 7, 2004 +1327 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 27, 2004 +1327 2/5 rotten Marrit Ingman 0 Austin Chronicle March 16, 2004 +1327 C+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com March 16, 2004 +1327 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald February 27, 2004 +1327 1/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review February 20, 2004 +1327 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com February 20, 2004 +1329 De Mornay's performance vacillates so wildly between sweet solicitousness and icy murderousness that it draws as many giggles as gasps. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 30, 2018 +1329 Disturbing thriller about a babysitter; cursing, violence. 3/5 fresh Andrea Beach 0 Common Sense Media November 28, 2017 +1329 The Hand That Rocks the Cradle is that rare thing, a realistic thriller wise enough not to sell short any of its characters. Just be prepared to become very, very scared when you see it. fresh Candice Russell 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 10, 2013 +1329 This is De Mornay's film and she's a wicked treat, looking daggers at her enemy one moment and then glazing over with sweetness the next. 3/4 fresh Michael Upchurch 1 Seattle Times July 10, 2013 +1329 The film is unusually gripping. 2.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 10, 2013 +1329 All of the best parts here go to women -- Sciorra, De Mornay and Julianne Moore in a funny supporting bit as Claire's cynical, suspicious friend. 3/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 10, 2013 +1329 The Hand that Rocks the Cradle, though it positions itself as chilling suspense, is not even mildly scary; it's just offensive. rotten Leah Rozen 0 People Magazine July 10, 2013 +1329 The careful structure of THTRTC guarantees that the movie will generate a fair amount of suspense throughout. But the single-mindedness of the movie is a genuine limitation, and, watching it, you begin to feel spoon-fed. 3/5 rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel July 10, 2013 +1329 With its banal, docile household threatened by an enemy within, the film is like The Stepfather without wit or irony. rotten Michael Sragow 1 New Yorker July 10, 2013 +1329 At its best, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle is a bright, nasty psychological thriller with a joker up its sleeve. 3.5/5 fresh Peter Rainer 1 Los Angeles Times July 10, 2013 +1329 Exploitation of child abuse and baby-stealing make this one a particularly nasty business. rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor July 10, 2013 +1329 Unpretentious and efficient. 3/4 fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Tribune July 10, 2013 +1329 Things go about the way you expect them to, but Curtis Hanson, who directed, manages to make it work. fresh Lou Cedrone 0 Baltimore Sun July 10, 2013 +1329 The Hand That Rocks the Cradle keeps you watching, yet this oddly somber thriller is really just a transparent chain of contrivances; it's all stunts, all concept. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1329 Peyton plays upon Claire's deepest anxieties -- her sexual insecurity, her fear of child molesters -- to vicious effect. Hanson and Silver manipulate our anxieties no less adeptly, but a good deal more playfully. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek October 18, 2008 +1329 De Mornay seems to have found her true vocation playing the nanny from hell, but while the ensuing thrills may well be enjoyed by many, anyone with offspring of their own would be wise to stay away. rotten 0 Film4 April 14, 2008 +1329 This jovially sinister, middle-class morality tale-cum-horror show is predictable, implausible and fiendishly entertaining. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide April 14, 2008 +1329 A low-key thriller that will make baby boomers double-check the references of any prospective nanny. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety April 14, 2008 +1329 Scary premise of mad sitter vs mother and child...effective. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers February 6, 2007 +1329 As the film progresses, malicious schemes and loony excesses are combined, with Hanson's self-conscious direction rendering one particularly sensational murder even more implausible. rotten Colette Maude 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1329 Great suspense thriller. 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 14, 2005 +1329 Hanson creates the occasionally effective shock effect to satisfy those who want to squeal in mock fright. More often the devices he uses are such tired tricks... to create the illusion of suspense that can't be sustained. rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +1329 Lots of Fun, Lots of thrills 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 4, 2004 +1329 De Mornay at her diabolical best. 4/5 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com June 24, 2003 +1329 There are a few surprises and some clever misdirection, but it does take a long time to get there. 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +1329 [An] entertaining psychodrama with a hissable villain and some satisfactory scares. 3.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1329 So bad it's almost good. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 5, 2002 +1329 Terriffic thriller that breaks through its genre. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +1329 A unexpected pleasure to watch, disturbing for new parents, slightly silly but ever so enjoyable. 4/5 fresh Barry McIlheney 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1329 This anti-feminist parable is both a labor and a pain. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1329 Hell of a nice try, but I've seen it all before. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1329 Eventually the film strangles on its own conventions. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1329 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com May 7, 2007 +1329 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) August 4, 2005 +1329 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com July 11, 2005 +1329 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly May 6, 2005 +1329 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 29, 2005 +1329 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +1329 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 15, 2004 +1329 2/5 rotten Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ May 8, 2003 +1329 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) April 10, 2003 +1329 3/5 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 10, 2002 +1330 Talk about your fixer-upper - the script needs fixer-uppering. C rotten Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America January 3, 2018 +1330 There are no surprises at all in this totally predictable mistake of a movie. rotten Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight February 9, 2014 +1330 Director Mike Figgis also composed the score, which during the tense scenes merely sounds like a two-year-old incessantly banging on random piano keys. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing September 13, 2012 +1330 Supremely listless and scare-free nonsense. D rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 3, 2005 +1330 Figgis relies on Quaid's performance to convey the perilous dynamics of his character's threatened masculinity, and the performance produced by this trust is solid gold. 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 19, 2004 +1330 The movie builds atmosphere at the expense of action, buildup at the expense of payoff. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 26, 2004 +1330 ...leaves the audience up the creek without a paddle. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 9, 2004 +1330 despite dead horses, crazed hicks and plagues of snakes, the only truly horrifying moment here is the hint at the end that there may be a sequel. rotten Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette January 27, 2004 +1330 And as it progresses, the characters become so stupid that we lose interest in them. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 5, 2003 +1330 "Stephen Dorff is suitably intimidating as the film's scoundrel... ""Hand that Rocks the Cradle"" meets ""Fatal Attraction"" " 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole November 25, 2003 +1330 Depending on your tolerance for such films, it'll either be easy or difficult to accept this unabashedly absurd story. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 27, 2003 +1330 The underlining homoerotic subtext gets muddy, then washed away, in the creek. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com October 12, 2003 +1330 One of those bad movies that will take its stars two good movies to recover from. D- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 9, 2003 +1330 Try as it might to hold our attention, it disappoints at every turn, ending in a whimper rather than a bang. 1.5/5 rotten Mark Sells 0 Film Threat October 2, 2003 +1330 Despite the film's predictability, there's something in the film that makes you want to root for the bad guy. 2.5/5 rotten Catharine Tunnacliffe 0 eye WEEKLY October 1, 2003 +1330 About as thrilling as cleaning out your garage. 1.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 1, 2003 +1330 I don't think there is even one thing that happens that I didn't foresee. It's the sort of movie that makes dumb guys like me feel smart. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 27, 2003 +1330 Manor trickles along unconvincingly without once dispatching any genuine sense of supreme sadistic surprises. For this revelation alone, Cold Creek Manor certainly needs to be condemned. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye September 27, 2003 +1330 The only things haunting this movie are cliches. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 25, 2003 +1330 'You should've stayed in New York,' Dorff warns, long before which the audience has realized it should've stayed home to snuggle up instead with Sam Peckinpah's Straw Dogs. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly September 25, 2003 +1330 Cold Creek Manor is cautious to the point of inert. 2/4 rotten Paul Povse 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) September 25, 2003 +1330 "If you want a good thriller about a weirdo who creates trouble for a family ... rent ""Cape Fear."" Either version." 1/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) September 25, 2003 +1330 As scary and predictable as a trip to the supermarket. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer September 24, 2003 +1330 Try as it might to hold our attention, it disappoints at every turn, ending in a whimper rather than a bang. 1.5/5 rotten Mark Sells 0 CineScene.com September 24, 2003 +1330 A barely disguised rehash of Straw Dogs. 2/5 rotten Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat September 24, 2003 +1330 A thriller as tedious as 'Cold Creek Manor' benefits from a 'glass is half-full' philosophy: Each minute we spend in unspeakable boredom means we're one minute closer to the end. 1.5/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) September 23, 2003 +1330 All of the characters behave like idiots at every turn, even when the facts are staring them in the face. 1/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 23, 2003 +1330 The real suspense is whether we will ever get to the end of this movie. D rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 23, 2003 +1330 There's a certain poetic irony in the fact that Figgis' production company is called Red Mullet, because the supposed red herrings tossed into this non-mystery are mullet indeed. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 23, 2003 +1330 This movie should drown itself. 1/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review September 23, 2003 +1330 An uneven psychological thriller. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 22, 2003 +1330 ... a good-looking thriller by an excellent director with strong performances from Sharon Stone and Dennis Quaid -- yet it's oddly flat, with an exasperating plot, lots of strange turns and hardly any legitimate scares. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 22, 2003 +1330 Cold Creek Manor is one of those cases of the trailer making it look a whole lot scarier than it actually is. 2/4 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com September 21, 2003 +1330 Imagine watching someone set up an elaborate chain of dominoes with a button at the end. The idea is that the last domino will hit the button. Now imagine the person who set it all up walks past the dominoes and pushes the button, and nothing happens. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies September 21, 2003 +1330 Any chance at building tension is quickly lost when whatever predicament the family finds itself in is wrapped up in the blink of an eye. D rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com September 21, 2003 +1330 Quaid and Stone look utterly ridiculous when they scream, a major debit in a movie of this type. 1/4 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette September 20, 2003 +1330 A snoozer featuring a lame-o family with zero charisma or personality. 4/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 20, 2003 +1330 Cold Creek Manor may not be the worst movie of the stinker season, but it's a strong contender for the dumbest. 1.5/4 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com September 20, 2003 +1330 At the beginning, Cold Creek Manor almost makes you believe it could deliver all that and more. Instead, it follows the weary, well-worn path of so many contemporary scare-fests. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com September 20, 2003 +1330 Brit director Mike Figgis has delivered terrific and interesting work, but here ventures awkwardly into new territory with a flat-out genre and even flatter script. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International September 20, 2003 +1330 Almost astonishing in its thinly plotted, shamelessly derivative amateurishness. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 19, 2003 +1330 The whole thing is a waste of good professional filmmaking. rotten Reilly Capps 1 Washington Post September 19, 2003 +1330 Quaid does his level best with a lame character, but Stone sinks under the weight of a thankless role. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 19, 2003 +1330 City slickers learn once again that country folk are a pack of seething, resentful savages in this sluggish thriller directed by Mike Figgis, whose heart doesn't appear to have been in it. 2/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide September 19, 2003 +1330 The ill-advised mansion purchase is just the first in an endless series of blunders in this half-baked thriller. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star September 19, 2003 +1330 It is difficult to say anything about the plot without giving away the ending, simply because the ending is apparent within the first half hour of the movie. 1.5/4 rotten Laine Ewen 0 Premiere Magazine September 19, 2003 +1330 In mechanical terms, Figgis can't seem to generate anything resembling a genuine startle or moment of suspense, and his sense of internal dramatic logic seems as cracked and flimsy as the tiling on the estate pool. 1/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star September 19, 2003 +1330 At first, I thought Cold Creek was proceeding deliberately, but then I realized it's just boring. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 19, 2003 +1330 In the end what makes Cold Creek Manor work is Figgis' pacing and attention to detail. 3/4 fresh Erik Lundegaard 1 Seattle Times September 19, 2003 +1330 Filled with so many improbabilities and leaps in narrative logic that it is, at times, quite ludicrous. C- rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 19, 2003 +1330 Keeps us squirming for about two-thirds of its running length. 2.5/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News September 19, 2003 +1330 Hokum with a big-budget gloss, it's a simple, formulaic nail-biter. 2/4 rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 19, 2003 +1330 God-awful. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 19, 2003 +1330 Unfortunately, Figgis' surface-level potboiler would rather pursue hit-and-miss scares than explore cleverer conceits like its promising class-war subtext. 3/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly September 19, 2003 +1330 The style is cold, the plot is creaky, and the cast is far too mannered. 2/5 rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel September 19, 2003 +1330 Cobbled together from other sources without much thought to originality. rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian September 19, 2003 +1330 Cold Creek Manor is bad on purpose. It's just not bad enough. 2/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday September 19, 2003 +1330 Two-thirds of the way through, the heroes and the bad guy all start behaving with offensively unbelievable stupidity. 1.5/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post September 19, 2003 +1330 Simply banal, unless you are renovating a house and can identify with the chill that comes from signing all those expensive change orders. 2/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News September 19, 2003 +1330 There is nothing here that is too obvious that Figgis and company cannot make more obvious. Nor is any device too low for the filmmaker to eagerly stoop. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter September 19, 2003 +1330 This tepid exercise is to a good thriller what paint-by-numbers is to fine art. 1.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star September 19, 2003 +1330 Leaves you completely without thrills, chills or even mild displeasure. 1.5/5 rotten Derek Tse 0 Jam! Movies September 19, 2003 +1330 At least it has a subtext, which is more than you can say for many big studio releases. B- fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle September 19, 2003 +1330 Has just enough craft to make it worth exploring. 3/4 fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press September 19, 2003 +1330 Wanna see something really scary? See something else. C- rotten 0 E! Online September 19, 2003 +1330 It squanders eminently watchable stars Quaid and Stone on a script where any sense of mystery and suspense are corrupted by contrivance. D+ rotten Mark Wolf 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News September 19, 2003 +1330 Never achieves the promise offered by a likable family, believably spooky townies and rich atmospherics. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Booth 1 Denver Post September 19, 2003 +1330 There are virtually no surprises in the suspense thriller Cold Creek Manor, except that such a predictable script would attract such a solid cast and a director, Mike Figgis, who isn't known for his mainstream tastes. C- rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times September 19, 2003 +1330 Another one of those movies where a demented fiend devotes an extraordinary amount of energy to setting up scenes for the camera. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 19, 2003 +1330 The script, by Richard Jefferies, brings absolutely nothing new to the thriller table. 2/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 19, 2003 +1330 The film is a disquieting and often very funny examination of yuppie unease in the country. The problem is, it's disguised as a dopey suspense thriller. 2.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe September 19, 2003 +1330 I have a feeling I know who the true bad guy is...a little monster known as studio meddling. 2.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) September 19, 2003 +1330 A swift blow to the head would be less painful than sitting through this again. 1/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com September 19, 2003 +1330 One of those well-made movies that can't find the elusive element that turns a lukewarm thriller into a scorcher. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 19, 2003 +1330 Goes from The Thin Blue Line into Cape Fear and then settling into The Ring minus the supernatural element and social commentary. They just brought the well. I only wish I had received a phone call seven days before to warn me. 1.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com September 18, 2003 +1330 Indescribably gorgeous... You don't have to watch it, but you gotta see it. B- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 18, 2003 +1330 A potentially good story spoiled by being not just badly, but stupidly told. It therefore deserves no quarter. rotten Pamela Troy 0 culturevulture.net September 18, 2003 +1330 Floridly awful...offers absolutely no surprises. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 18, 2003 +1330 The movie ultimately belongs to Mr. Dorff, whose villain is as frightening as any human reptile to have slithered onto the screen in quite some time. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times September 18, 2003 +1330 Writer Richard Jefferies' solid script emphasizes character and psychology over plot and provides Dennis Quaid and Sharon Stone with engaging, multidimensional starring roles. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times September 18, 2003 +1330 Cold Creek Manor will leave you cold. That's an easy but totally honest summation. C- rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News September 18, 2003 +1330 The movie turns into another case of stupid people doing stupid things no real person in their right mind would do. 6/10 rotten Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch September 18, 2003 +1330 All Cold Creek Manor seems to be interested in, really, is packing as many people into the theatre as possible before word spreads and optimism is slain...again. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 18, 2003 +1330 It's twinged with requisite boo scares, void of deeply complicated twists and often haphazard with basic logic. C rotten Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution September 18, 2003 +1330 The leading characters are so dumb, they deserve whatever they get. 2/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic September 18, 2003 +1330 Quaid ... caps his recent string of successes with one of the most irritating and useless movie heroes of all time. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 18, 2003 +1330 Figgis brings strong visual imagination to the first hour, but he can't rescue Richard Jefferies's screenplay from plot holes bigger than the manor itself. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor September 18, 2003 +1330 A logical, emotionally resonant thriller. 2.5/4 fresh Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune September 18, 2003 +1330 Stone, with her dry-ice charisma, does everything that an actress should except connect to whomever she happens to be facing on screen. C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 17, 2003 +1330 A by-the-book stalker picture marred by sloppy plotting. It's only scary if a malicious redneck holding a grudge terrifies you. D rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Flipside Movie Emporium September 17, 2003 +1330 After directing the pedestrian Cold Creek Manor, Mike Figgis may decide that Leaving Las Vegas wouldn't be nearly as productive as his Leaving Show Business. 1/10 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum September 17, 2003 +1330 A slow and plodding would-be thriller. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews September 16, 2003 +1330 Who could have believed that Mike Figgis could churn out an utterly conventional, formulaic thriller? C- rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve September 16, 2003 +1330 Cold Creek Manor is neither as funny as it should be nor is it as mysterious as its initial self-reflexivity would have you believe. 2/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine September 16, 2003 +1330 ...attempts to evoke the essence of Cape Fear -- if Cape Fear had been written by a room full of monkeys. 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire September 16, 2003 +1330 Richard Jefferies' script groans under the weight of ridiculous situations and atrocious dialogue. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review September 12, 2003 +1330 Without a single creative element. Put simply, it's one of the worst films of the year. 1/5 rotten David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com September 11, 2003 +1330 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1330 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1330 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1330 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1330 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons March 14, 2005 +1330 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 31, 2004 +1330 1.5/4 rotten Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 24, 2003 +1330 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 30, 2003 +1330 7/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com September 27, 2003 +1330 2/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com September 20, 2003 +1330 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant September 20, 2003 +1331 The issue is treated in surprisingly black-and-white terms, with little insight into just what happens to the bright young hero during his indoctrination. fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor April 7, 2015 +1331 It's no barrel of laughs, but there are flashes of humour to lighten the load. 3/5 fresh David Aldridge 0 Radio Times April 7, 2015 +1331 Fascinating if one-sided examination of the power of religious cults and the methods they employ to attract new members. 3/5 fresh 0 TV Guide April 7, 2015 +1331 All fairly predictable stuff, but delivered without too much sensationalism, strong on showing how the apparently harmless cult insidiously undermines the man's confidence and independence. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1331 What makes the film so interesting is that it's not just a docudrama, not just a sensationalist expose, but a fully realized drama that involves us on the human level as well as with its documentary material. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1331 Ticket to Heaven is an absorbing, frightening, entirely believable movie, which is particularly amazing in view of its subject matter. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +1331 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 6, 2005 +1334 Predictable romcom will appeal most to adults. 2/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media February 10, 2017 +1334 If nothing else, I'm sure Criminal Minds fans will certainly appreciate seeing Moore and his gorgeous smile back on the big screen. fresh Aramide Tinubu 0 Shadow and Act January 23, 2017 +1334 While it won't win points for originality, The Bounce Back is a charming and occasionally really funny romantic comedy. 6.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files December 15, 2016 +1334 You watch it thinking: There's a reason why Tracy and Hepburn movies never hinged on therapy, and didn't feature actors whose exteriors looked a lot more exciting than their inner lives. rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety December 10, 2016 +1334 A likable romantic comedy, The Bounce Back may not scream true love, but it's companionable enough until something better comes along. 2.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 8, 2016 +1335 Lazy, dumb, and misogynistic. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +1335 [Cube abandons] the heavy-on-dialogue rhythm in favor of needless subplots rife with hijinks. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1335 Still, in the Wayans Brothers tradition, a few of the vignettes are savvy and effective. fresh Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International September 9, 2002 +1335 Notable chiefly for feeding a stereotype of blacks as shiftless layabouts interested mainly in recreational drugs and irresponsible sex. 2/5 rotten Lawrence Van 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1335 Next Friday is a truly awful film. rotten Ernest Hardy 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1335 Next Friday will eventually be remembered as a disposable farce, but one that leaves a happy memory. fresh Tom Keogh 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1335 Reduced to multiple skits woven together with a hyped soundtrack. rotten Dwayne E. Leslie 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1335 Despite the absence of Chris Tucker, who launched his career in Friday, this sequel manages to be funny despite its unevenness. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1335 If your idea of comedy is falling in doggie-doo or watching guys get stoned and foolish, you'll have a ball. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1335 Crap 1/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review January 1, 2000 +1335 A lifeless follow-up. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1335 One measure of its desperation and lack of respect for its audience is the frequency with which it labors to wring humor from flatulence and excrement gags. 1.5/4 rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1335 Most of the humor is about as fresh as the air left behind whenever Witherspoon uses a toilet. 1.5/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1335 It's vulgar and raggy, but also very funny. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1335 Wait for the video. 2/5 rotten Max Messier 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1335 If there were any justice, Next Friday would be the last Friday. Somehow, I fear the first weekend grosses will make that unlikely. 0.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +1335 Next Friday is an extremely funny movie, and this is coming from someone who barely cracked a smile during Friday, the first installment of this franchise. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1335 Next Friday has everything you loved about last Friday. 4/5 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1335 I admit I had a good time at Next Friday. All I'm saying is, don't pay more than matinee price for the privilege. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1335 Instead of inspired Hollywood Shuffle-style parody, we get caricatures of color and glib riffs about economic insolvency in black America. 2/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1335 Next Friday is sloppily assembled, with virtually no plot and absolutely no character development. But it's funny. 2.5/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +1335 Stupidity reigns supreme in Steve Carr's Next Friday. 0.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1335 Steve Carr is on creative lockdown here. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1335 As garishly uninspired as an average UPN sitcom episode. rotten David Chute 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +1335 The pic is too larky and goofy to come across as mean-spirited. rotten Joe Leydon 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1335 Not a giggle, not a smile nor a smirk came out or across my face. rotten Jerry McCormick 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1335 Cube walks through this picture in an unconnected, unfunny daze, torching what is obviously a great talent in pursuit of cheap laughs and big box office. rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1335 Another plotless, pothead comedy. rotten Robert Dominguez 1 New York Daily News January 1, 2000 +1335 A stupid, petulant exercise in racism and misogyny. 5/10 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +1335 And make no mistake about it, this unfunny farce is as awful as a sequel can get. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1335 Next Friday, after its midway mark, just lumbers until it fizzles out. C- rotten Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1335 When you feel like you have to explain the pop culture references in your gags, your movie is in trouble. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +1335 Mike Epps makes his motion picture acting debut with Next Friday. By next Monday, he could be a star. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1335 Its humor batting average would earn anybody an MVP. fresh Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1335 Most of the characters are so foolish and short-sighted that they can't see beyond the last puff of the fattie they're smoking. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +1335 If the first film was such stoned, dumb fun it felt illegal, Next Friday reminds us of the dangers in returning to the scene of the crime. rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +1335 It delivers the same brand of cheap laughs. rotten Al Brumley 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1335 The flick could use Chris Tucker, co-star of the first Friday, AWOL in the sequel. He probably took a look at the script and realized this sequel was no reason to shout, 'T.G.I.F.' rotten Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1335 An altered state on the part of a viewer is about the only way for this film to be considered the laugh riot of the year. rotten Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1335 By the film's hollow conclusion, even Ice Cube has to acknowledge that T.G.I.F. really stands for Thank God, It's Finished. rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1335 Next Friday's a chronic snore. rotten Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1335 Isn't quite the picture its predecessor was. rotten Gary Dauphin 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1335 About as deep as an empty wading pool. rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1335 Surely a better title would have been 'Saturday'. 5/10 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1335 A heaping piece of rancid garbage. 0/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1335 In laying on all the outrageousness, Ice Cube sacrifices a key element to Friday's appeal: a surprising amount of heart. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1335 C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1335 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1335 1/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1335 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1335 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1335 4/10 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1335 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly January 12, 2000 +1335 D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1335 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +1335 5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1335 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1335 2.5/5 rotten Sarah Hepola 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1335 7/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1335 0/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1336 Sex and violence cheapie is pain in the plunging neckline. 1/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan November 1, 2004 +1337 Promising more bite than it delivers, Dreamz is pitched too broadly to get very deeply under your skin. Still, there are some smarts at work here, and it will make you laugh. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 14, 2018 +1337 [Director Paul Weitz] daringly explores various kinds of nihilism, comparing the self-obliterating nature of both extremism and fame. fresh Victoria Segal 0 New Statesman September 26, 2017 +1337 American Dreamz tries hard to be both important and farcical, but it leans a bit too much towards farce without being funny enough to pull that off either. It's decent, but uninspired. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net December 28, 2010 +1337 The pieces are all in place for a slashing Preston Sturges jamboree. All that's missing are balls rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 30, 2009 +1337 "Weitz and crew almost create a ""Satire for Dummies"" film, featuring gags and social commentary that are neither funny, nor edgy..." rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1337 Did writer-director Paul Weitz think that U.S. audiences would be too dumb to appreciate actual satire? 1.5/5 rotten Jette Kernion 0 Cinematical April 8, 2007 +1337 "A comedy that delivers in every way, ""American Dreamz"" easily gets my vote." 3/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review December 13, 2006 +1337 Viewers are left with nearly two hours of dull, rather obvious gags. 2/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal November 30, 2006 +1337 In a way, this film talks out of both sides of its mouth -- lampooning and loving its targets at the same time. But most viewers, I suspect, won't mind. 3/4 fresh Carolyn Arends 0 Christianity Today September 8, 2006 +1337 After a promising start, the film visibly deflates before your eyes, as joke after joke falls flat and Weitz himself seems to forget why he thought the premise was funny in the first place. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International July 7, 2006 +1337 ...Opting for a broad, light mood that's at complete odds with the darker potential of its political premise. rotten Anna Smith 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1337 It has the good sense to hold up a mirror to ourselves, only instead of making us feel guilty and stupid, it makes us feel inclusive and in on the big joke. 3.5/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com June 11, 2006 +1337 There's the seed of a good satire in American Dreamz, but the film flops spectacularly due to a poorly written screenplay. D+ rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 May 13, 2006 +1337 A satire that sets its sights too high and elicits only a few laughs here and there. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice May 12, 2006 +1337 his movie, full of easy swipes at easy targets, comes off like that overly chummy guy at a party who got drunk too early and goes around taking too long to set up a joke that's already been beaten to death. 2/5 rotten Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +1337 Subtlety and sincerity go out the window in favour of crass stereotypes and easy jibes ... 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com May 6, 2006 +1337 Cleverly written and performed, it's entertaining but uneven. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall May 6, 2006 +1337 ... American Dreamz is kind of all over the place from the beginning. 2/5 rotten Marrit Ingman 0 Austin Chronicle May 6, 2006 +1337 For all its misguided qualities, the movie is at least perfectly cast. 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine May 6, 2006 +1337 There's a brilliant movie here somewhere, but it's never quite brought out. 2/5 rotten Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus May 6, 2006 +1337 A moderately engaging satire, some of it amusing and some of it strained, but in considerable measure it reflects a strange circumstance in all our lives. fresh Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic May 5, 2006 +1337 Paul Weitz's American Dreamz assembles a sumptuous buffet for the viewer, but since Weitz isn't hungry, he just stares at the spread, dumbly refusing to eat when really he should gorge. D- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) May 5, 2006 +1337 No legitimate characters or performances here, just impersonations of the easy target clods that grace the stage of 'American Idol' and White House press conferences. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com May 4, 2006 +1337 It figures... that Universal Pictures would see fit to inject multiple jabs at the world of television while unable to re-examine its own hubris. rotten Rubin Safaya 0 Cinemalogue May 3, 2006 +1337 A sociopolitical satire with a lot of bark, but not enough bite. 2.5/5 rotten Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald May 1, 2006 +1337 "Somewhat silly and more than somewhat tasteless, ""American Dreamz"" isn't as smart as it thinkw it is." 1.5/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) May 1, 2006 +1337 An American nightmare. rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca April 30, 2006 +1337 [A] satirically unbalanced in its attempted fusion of such varied targets as George Bush, Karl Rove, Dick Cheney, Muslim suicide bombers, and the hosts and contestants on American Idol. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer April 27, 2006 +1337 Great satires draw blood. American Dreamz barely nicks the surface. B- rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club April 27, 2006 +1337 Pokes fun at a program that doesn't take itself seriously, cutting down easy targets like an eighth-grade bully picking fights with first graders. 1.5/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly April 27, 2006 +1337 As are most satires, this is silly and humorous with good performances. I squirmed quite a bit during the first hour, but Grant's performance is probably worth the price of admission. 6/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com April 26, 2006 +1337 This is a heady mix, but it sounds funnier than it plays, because it needed a Billy Wilder level of cynicism, and Weitz doesn't have anything like that. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 26, 2006 +1337 This isn't a black comedy -- it's more like a whiter shade of pale. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 26, 2006 +1337 So much potential left unused...frustrating. I walked out of American Dreamz feeling good, but it was the kind of fluffy good that this movie should have been mocking, not emulating. 2.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina April 25, 2006 +1337 doesn't seem to have anything poignant to say, opting instead to recycle broad generalities that have already been run into the ground on late night talk shows. 2/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy April 24, 2006 +1337 In the words of Simon, it's a complete and utter disaster. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper April 24, 2006 +1337 When the most sympathetic character in the movie is a potential suicide bomber, you know something's wrong. 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs April 24, 2006 +1337 [A] sharply incisive zinger that condemns the American people for... being perfectly willing to be manipulated by their leaders and their entertainers... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 24, 2006 +1337 With so many targets, American Dreamz feels busy and energetic, but it's actually rather lazy. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters April 23, 2006 +1337 "You won't know whether or not to recommend it to your friends. They'll ask you if it was good or bad, and you'll only be able to respond with ""yes." 2.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star April 23, 2006 +1337 okay for what it is 3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Entertainment Insiders April 23, 2006 +1337 What's interesting about the movie is that, while it's only moderately funny, it's extremely amusing...It held my interest throughout. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat April 23, 2006 +1337 has as much acidic bite as a marshmallow sundae. ...It beats a drum, turns on a neon sign, demands your attention and then forgets what it wanted to say in the first place. 2/4 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette April 23, 2006 +1337 The off-the-cuff slaphappy material feels too stretched out and relentlessly spotty to emphasize any pinpoint intellectual political humor. Slight in its sarcastic overtones... 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye April 23, 2006 +1337 "The Roman rulers used to distract the populace from the problems of corruption and decadence with ""bread and circuses."" Today's equivalent might be junk food and television, especially ""reality"" television." B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 22, 2006 +1337 If revenge is a dish best served cold, satire is a dish best served acidically funny and American Dreamz dishes it out in a display of filmic bravado. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile April 22, 2006 +1337 It's an interesting mix of American Idol and suicide bombers that almost works... They could have dreamed a bit bigger. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com April 22, 2006 +1337 Enjoyable, sharply-observed satire with a great script and strong comic performances from the entire cast. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon April 21, 2006 +1337 Paul Weitz's satirical farce gets the details right while missing the big picture. 2/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide April 21, 2006 +1337 Many of us have an American Dream: to go to the movies and laugh. The new comedy American Dreamz will fulfill that fantasy for some people. fresh Michael Agger 1 Slate April 21, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz is often a lot of fun, thanks to Weitz's cast. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times April 21, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz is the rare case of a movie that gets better as it goes along. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 21, 2006 +1337 The topics of American Dreamz are very broad, but the targeting is often lasered. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune April 21, 2006 +1337 Perhaps because both elements are such ultra-easy targets for satire, the film works only about half the time. 6/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle April 21, 2006 +1337 Weitz suffers what can only be called a failure of will. He backs off when he should be bearing down. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune April 21, 2006 +1337 As the movie reaches its delirious climax with the American Dreamz finale that brings all the disparate characters together, it's purely delightful. You might hate yourself for laughing at a some of the jokes, but you will laugh. 3/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com April 21, 2006 +1337 There's a message here about the culture of spin and the tyranny of the gullible, but it's buried under a pile of punchless jokes. You can see the subject handled more successfully in Thank You for Smoking. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News April 21, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz isn't mean enough or funny enough. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel April 21, 2006 +1337 ... goes after its targets like a clueless klutz oblivious to the fact that the ticking bomb he's carrying is about to blow up in his face. D+ rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal April 21, 2006 +1337 When spoofs of bad singing and songwriting are the sharpest arrows in your quiver, and your politics are diluted until they hit about as hard as someone sticking their tongue out, your satire has a problem. C rotten 0 Oregonian April 21, 2006 +1337 A cartoonish, unfocused and mostly unfunny satire that doesn't come within a hundred miles of hitting its two main targets. 1.5/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post April 21, 2006 +1337 The devilishness of satire is in the details, and [Paul] Weitz's script just isn't as funny or as consistently sharp as it should be. 2.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News April 21, 2006 +1337 Ultimately, it neglects to pin the tail on the donkey that deserves it most: an audience that wouldn't recognize caveat emptor unless it was the name of an American Idol contestant. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel April 21, 2006 +1337 Much like I feel in the voting booth every four years, the political satire American Dreamz rendered me frustrated and confused. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News April 21, 2006 +1337 OK, so American Dreamz tries a little too hard to be satirically witty and bitingly political. But, darn it, it still makes you laugh in spite of yourself. 2.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com April 21, 2006 +1337 It may be seriously flawed, but American Dreamz is still amusing and pleasantly subversive. 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies April 21, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz has plenty of laughs. You'll leave the theater feeling not outraged but actually rather cheerful. 2.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star April 21, 2006 +1337 the appeal of the movie so disintegrates with every second of resolution that I found myself hating it by the ending credits 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures April 21, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz puts reality TV and U.S. politics in its crosshairs, then fails to pull the trigger. It's less entertaining than an average episode of American Idol. And that's saying something. 2/5 rotten Steve Tilley 0 Jam! Movies April 21, 2006 +1337 In American Dreamz, the people are stereotypes, and the context is fake: It's broad, it's thin, it's a big easy target. And ultimately, its dreamz are hollow. 2/4 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle April 21, 2006 +1337 A random episode of American Idol offers more comedy and drama, not to mention more disturbing insights into contemporary popular culture, than American Dreamz. 2/4 rotten Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail April 21, 2006 +1337 The entire cast -- including Dennis Quaid and Mandy Moore -- is pitch-perfect, nailing hilarious one-liners with shades of irony. B fresh 0 E! Online April 21, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz is an often uproarious, always ambitious gutting of modern America that cuts painfully close to the truth from beginning to almost-end. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News April 21, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz is as forgettable and lacking in insight as the great majority of dreams that trespass on our subconscious. 1/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press April 21, 2006 +1337 To employ terminology that might be used by Simon Cowell, the brutally honest American Idol judge, American Dreamz is bloody awful. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) April 21, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz pulls off that rare feat of shooting at dozens of big targets, and hitting so many of them that we want to stand up and cheer because someone even tried. 4/4 fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post April 21, 2006 +1337 As satire, American Dreamz is heavy-handed. As comedy, American Dreamz is hilarious. B fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News April 21, 2006 +1337 Dreamz is amusing enough; but be prepared for comedy that's more crass than class. If you want refinement, see the more clever Thank You for Smoking. 2.5/4 rotten Randy Myers 0 Contra Costa Times April 21, 2006 +1337 The writer-producer-director of American Dreamz makes nearly every mistake in the satirical book. His targets are either too easy or too dated. He's inconsistent in his attitudes toward them. His stereotypes are stale. 1.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer April 21, 2006 +1337 A peculiar and highly uneven attempt at a spliced satire of zeitgeist fixations, American Dreamz suffers from what might be best described as a schizo-filmic split-personality disorder. rotten Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 21, 2006 +1337 Ham-fisted but ultimately hilarious satire with an excess of targets. fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle April 21, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz is a political satire that's eerily emblematic of the moment we're living in: smart, spring-loaded with pop culture references, and far too good-natured to do any lasting damage. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe April 21, 2006 +1337 What if they threw a satire and no jokes came? This is the question American Dreamz answers in its interminable running time. 4/10 rotten Devin Faraci 0 CHUD April 21, 2006 +1337 The sheer audacity...is admirable, and often times very funny. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com April 21, 2006 +1337 It all culminates in a climactic showdown during the reality show's frivolous final that's so terribly staged and written I nearly slapped my forehead in disbelief. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com April 21, 2006 +1337 Beyond the About a Cad subplot featuring Hugh Grant, this one is about as entertaining as your typical post-Weekend Update skit on SNL. rotten Brett Buckalew 0 FilmStew.com April 21, 2006 +1337 Dreamz is a disappointment, but it's a Paul Weitz film, I love all the Omer bits, and I announced that I'm a big Hugh Grant fan, so for those three reasons alone, it worked for me. fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine April 21, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz succeeds, partially because it feels so good to see these parade floats skewered and deflated. But the real triumph here is that Weitz bothers to take aim at all. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid April 21, 2006 +1337 The film is tailor-made for the vast audience that can't wait to watch Fox's Idol each week while still intellectually grasping what a glossy hunk of junk it is. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World April 21, 2006 +1337 Not everything works in this semi-audacious challenge to the American Dream, but Weitz consistently and amusingly hits the broad side of the barn. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews April 21, 2006 +1337 The talented cast is left high and dry by writer/director [Paul] Weitz. D+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 21, 2006 +1337 "Politically incorrect to a broad spectrum of social cliques, ""Dreamz"" makes a statement and has some fun at the same time." 8/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics April 21, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz struggles so mightily to be clever it forgets to be competent. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com April 21, 2006 +1337 Fortunately, when the movie does remember to be funny, it's very, very funny. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 20, 2006 +1337 The jokes in American Dreamz whiz by with speed and grace, and Weitz maintains control of the material every minute. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com April 20, 2006 +1337 I doubt that American Dreamz is much smarter than what it's satirizing. It hasn't earned the right to scorn. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather April 20, 2006 +1337 If the comedy didn't have its fair share of moments, it could easily be seen as failure; fortunately, a handful of game actors ... saves it as something that's mostly enjoyable. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews April 20, 2006 +1337 If its opening scenes are like an asthma attack within an iron lung, Weitz stabilizes the material and begins massaging the satire with the brand of human interest that made his other works so distinctive. 3.5/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com April 20, 2006 +1337 [Grant] is a brilliant comedian, with an ability to be hilariously selfish and egocentric without turning off the audience. 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com April 20, 2006 +1337 The story, while no Dr. Strangelove, is very poignant as a satire on politics and modern culture. 3/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review April 20, 2006 +1337 It's not really a cynical or outrageous point of view, but just a really lazy one, and offensively, exploitatively so. 2/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com April 20, 2006 +1337 ...a sharp satire in a time when we need as many laughs as we can get at our own expense. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony April 20, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz lampoons the public's appetite for mindless entertainment and easy distraction from serious concerns. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today April 20, 2006 +1337 Paul Weitz's film is a seriously unfunny comedy about that intersection where politics meets entertainment. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times April 20, 2006 +1337 It's an enjoyable and frequently hilarious lampoon of easy targets, but a stinging satire would be so much more satisfying. B fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 20, 2006 +1337 The movie is a spirited exercise in caricature rather than a cohesive comedy. Everybody's playing somebody real, but the movie never approaches reality. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic April 20, 2006 +1337 What really hurts is Quaid's ridiculous idiot persona as the prez. It is simply too off center--even with a Texas twang. D+ rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com April 20, 2006 +1337 The President is a boob in this lazy rip-off. Not funny except for one gem: the angry Arab gay cousin with a dream Weitz steals from him. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com April 20, 2006 +1337 [Director Paul Weitz's] best work comes with plenty of breathing room. But American Dreamz is too busy and plotty to afford much of that. The characters end up competing for screen time. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune April 20, 2006 +1337 This is a good movie about music that would have been better served without the music. B+ fresh Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal April 20, 2006 +1337 The time is certainly ripe for a scathing black comedy about our current political life -- something on the order of, say, Dr. Strangelove. Alas, American Dreamz is not that film. Not even close. D rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor April 20, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz looks like a sitcom, plays like a sitcom and is a sitcom -- and also the riskiest political satire since Wag the Dog. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 20, 2006 +1337 It's simply zany, silly, forgettable fun. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com April 20, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz, writer-director Paul Weitz's parody of both American Idol and the American presidency, is filled with dead-on detail, sharp dialogue and reasons to laugh out loud. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press April 20, 2006 +1337 Everybody's so good, you find yourself wondering why the movie isn't funnier -- or riskier. 2.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday April 20, 2006 +1337 Although Dreamz doesn't hold together as a seamless whole, most of its components are worth the price of admission on their own. fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune April 20, 2006 +1337 A toxic love letter to hate. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com April 20, 2006 +1337 You'd think the idea of a satire that combined politics and pop culture would be rife with possibility, but Weitz is more timid in the box than Jon Heder in The Benchwarmers. 2/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine April 20, 2006 +1337 The sort of satire so 'affectionate' that all of its would-be poison-tipped arrows seem to be coated in sugar. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly April 20, 2006 +1337 A simple-minded cartoon that aims for low-brow laughs rather than going for the jugular. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 20, 2006 +1337 A comedy satire as proudly silly as its awful title. 7/10 fresh Brian Juergens 0 Freeze Dried Movies April 20, 2006 +1337 You won't realize how far under your skin it's gotten until you catch yourself singing the theme song on your way out of the theater. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Gwin 0 CinemaBlend April 20, 2006 +1337 ...will undoubtedly come under fire for being all over the place, but that's like complaining a trapeze artist shouldn't be performing so far up in the air. The movie exhilarates precisely because it takes random, high-altitude risks. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) April 20, 2006 +1337 A satire too broad and cartoonish to be taken seriously. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve April 20, 2006 +1337 ...despite some great lines, the whole remains less hilarious than it ought to be. fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat April 20, 2006 +1337 So do you think the war on terror is one big joke? ... Even if you do, this is comedy that, for all its heavy-handed political satire, just isn't funny. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 19, 2006 +1337 Weitz has a clear-eyed vision of the zeitgeist and tosses it up on the screen with a deadpan veracity that is as unflinching as it is hilarious 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 19, 2006 +1337 Comes across like a bad 'Saturday Night Live' political sketch, dragged on for way too long ... a lot of great talent wasted. 3/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net April 19, 2006 +1337 One wonders whether American Dreamz is attempting to satirize pop culture or merely recreating it. 1.5/4 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine April 19, 2006 +1337 With such acting talent and some of the creators of much better films, you may be expecting more than a good farce. However, the farce is pretty much what you're getting here. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card April 19, 2006 +1337 A broad-based lampoon that envelops too much material and tries far too hard to please. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly April 19, 2006 +1337 Satire attracts a tough crowd and is always a challenge to pull off. This one duz, and makes the complexity look easy. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals April 18, 2006 +1337 Is it possible to satirize something that, in and of itself, often crosses the line into self-parody? 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 18, 2006 +1337 Its shallow cynicism combined with its faith that everything will turn out okay can even be said to breed complacency -- the opposite of what satire needs to do in these increasingly dark days. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture April 18, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz should really have been funnier. But it's not boring. fresh 1 Village Voice April 18, 2006 +1337 Any attempt to defend American Dreamz for its political venom, or for the surfeit of its surreal conceits, is doomed to founder on a single, obstructive fact: this picture ain't funny. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker April 17, 2006 +1337 American Dreamz suffers from an overabundance of subplots and characters. C+ rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com April 17, 2006 +1337 This comedy by the director of American Pie prefers farce to political satire and broad comedy to incisive social commentary. . . fresh James O'Ehley 0 SA Movie & DVD Magazine April 17, 2006 +1337 A film with none of the heart that has characterized Weitz's best work and none of the freshness of his most successful. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter March 23, 2006 +1337 Pic and its ambitions are undermined by insistent cartoonishness and comic ineptitude. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety March 22, 2006 +1337 Instead of making dreamz come true, it will only give you nightmarez. 1/5 rotten Michael Ferraro 0 Film Threat March 20, 2006 +1337 4/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 30, 2006 +1337 C- rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 21, 2006 +1338 A freewheeling offshoot of the good indie Smoke C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 18, 2011 +1338 Not as good a smoke as the first, but worth a puff. 3/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum January 24, 2004 +1338 "Smoke"" follow-up lacks the first flick's spark and humor." 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 8, 2002 +1338 "Improvisational film which was made as a companion piece to the far-superior ""Smoke"". This movie has some good parts to it, but is too disjointed to hold your attention." C- rotten Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com August 9, 2002 +1338 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1338 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 24, 2006 +1338 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 4, 2005 +1338 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 21, 2004 +1338 5/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews April 6, 2004 +1338 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 7, 2003 +1338 2.5/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1338 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) September 1, 2002 +1338 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +1338 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1338 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1338 1/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1338 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1338 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1338 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1338 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1338 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1339 Once the travelogue novelty of the posh locations and fine cuisine wears off--which is quickly, if not almost immediately--this slog feels like it is unfolding in real, interminable time. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 31, 2018 +1339 It's not breaking any new ground, and the characterization are thin and border on stereotypical, but hey, it's a nice drive if you can afford it. fresh Al Hoff 0 Pittsburgh City Paper December 18, 2017 +1339 "One might expect something more robust than ""Paris Can Wait"" ultimately brings to the table." rotten Loren King 0 Newport This Week (RI) December 13, 2017 +1339 The landscapes and views are divine... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 December 5, 2017 +1339 Though this seemingly semi-biographical film highlights the French joie de vivre, sadly it also showcases a very conventional, Anglo-Saxon way of character development. C rotten Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction November 4, 2017 +1339 Paris Can Wait is a decidedly intimate piece of storytelling that contrasts quite nicely from the bolder and more dramatic features from the other members of the Coppola clan. A- fresh 0 Cincinnati CityBeat September 12, 2017 +1339 It all comes down to a beautiful postcard, with tasty places to eat. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Mario P. Sz 0 Siete24.mx August 31, 2017 +1339 . . .Paris Can Wait still leaves me hungry for more -- more substantive conversation about something besides self-indulgence. . .and more than a frivolous consideration of this middle-aged woman reevaluating her choices. rotten Diane Carson 0 KDHX (St. Louis) August 29, 2017 +1339 Paris Can Wait simply flickers away inoffensively in the background. It's just there. 2/5 rotten Chris Newbould 0 The National (UAE) August 16, 2017 +1339 An innocuous film for women where its protagonists travel, eating and drinking wine. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ernesto Diezmartinez 0 August 11, 2017 +1339 The scenery is very pretty, but the constant reminders from the French guy about how Americans are always in a hurry and should enjoy life more the way the French do make you want to reach into the screen and hit him over the head with a cheese platter. 1.5/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 3AW August 11, 2017 +1339 This film could well be a series of bad photos with artistic pretensions. [Full review in Spanish] 5/10 rotten 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) August 9, 2017 +1339 An attractive and intelligent new chapter of the relations between cinema and food culture to offer us a film about the flavor of life. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Luis Fernando 0 En Filme August 4, 2017 +1339 The time that monopolizes food and earthly pleasures resents the characters and narrative arc of the film, which never manages to offer us a solid story and a conclusive ending. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Amanda Adame 0 Cine Premiere August 3, 2017 +1339 Eleanor has gone hand in hand with the culinary travel guide, instead of delving into the entrails of a character. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Javier Oca 0 El Pais (Spain) August 2, 2017 +1339 A flirty and autobiographical road movie by the Coppola matriarch. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Andrea G. Bermejo 0 August 2, 2017 +1339 A friendly, but not overly inspired gastronomic and tourist road movie with some romantic bias and lots of picturesqueism. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Diego Batlle 0 August 2, 2017 +1339 A very predictable and obvious film... but the impassable presence of Lane and the claim of gastronomy as one of the greatest pleasures of life are worth the price of the ticket. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Luis Mart 0 El Mundo (Spain) August 2, 2017 +1339 Those that have been to France might enjoy the look of the food and the scenic landscapes but for those after a character-driven drama, Paris Can Wait comes up empty. C+ rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane July 29, 2017 +1339 Before Sunrise/Sunset for baby boomers, your enjoyment of Paris Can Wait will depend on your tolerance for food porn, the French countryside and seemingly charming Gallic men. 2.5/5 rotten James Croot 0 Stuff.co.nz July 27, 2017 +1339 Ill-conceived and clumsily executed, this is the sort of film that coasts on the names involved and is too indifferent to care if audiences actually like it. rotten Alex Doenau 0 Trespass July 26, 2017 +1339 It's all very seductive. 3.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian July 21, 2017 +1339 The scenery looks nice and she and Arnaud try hard to make it all appear less dopey than it actually is, but the end result is fairly laboured and forgettable. rotten 0 Adelaide Review July 21, 2017 +1339 This is a smug, pointless, cloth-eared, vanity project of a film. 1/5 rotten Graeme Tuckett 0 Stuff.co.nz July 20, 2017 +1339 Here's a tale so old, archaeologists should carbon date the script. 2/5 rotten Adam Fresco 0 Flicks.co.nz July 20, 2017 +1339 Tripping over cliches causes the leisurely romantic drama to stumble. rotten Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground July 19, 2017 +1339 Lane possesses a wry, self-deprecating grace that can invigorate the lamest cliche. But she's really up against it this time. 3/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald July 19, 2017 +1339 By the time the two travellers have eaten their first proper meal together, Jacques' food obsession is starting to look more like bourgeois self-indulgence. 2.5/5 rotten Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) July 16, 2017 +1339 Fun for Francophiles, this is the armchair equivalent of touring France by car, allowing us to sit still while the travel unfolds on the screen, along with taste-bud tingling cuisine, wonderful wine and a bit of low level romantic sparkle. fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile July 10, 2017 +1339 An uplifting road trip that embraces France, food and matters of the heart, Paris Can Wait is a delight: a scrumptious degustation crammed with tantalising textures and flavours and lightly glazed with romance. fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile July 10, 2017 +1339 Innocuous and forgettable... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 9, 2017 +1339 There's a bit more life flowing underneath the surface, providing depth to a viewing experience that, at times, certainly comes across as a Travel Channel pilot. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com July 6, 2017 +1339 Paris Can Wait's lack of style and subtlety lures the audience into boredom only to sucker punch them with saccharine, half-hearted plot points. rotten Emily Wheeler 0 Film Inquiry July 2, 2017 +1339 Paris Can Wait is not only the worst film I've seen at the Edinburgh International Film Festival but it is also one of the worst films I've seen in a cinema. rotten Dylan Walker 0 Film Inquiry July 2, 2017 +1339 A road trip with three-course meals in rich sauces; pleasant to watch, but not as easy to digest. 2.5/5 rotten Jay Stone 0 Ex-Press.com June 24, 2017 +1339 [A] charming film about rediscovering oneself. fresh 0 St. Anthony Messenger June 22, 2017 +1339 Can't get to France this summer? Catch a cinematic ride from Cannes to the Seine in Paris Can Wait. 3/5 fresh Tim Appelo 0 AARP Movies for Grownups June 19, 2017 +1339 Ok, we get it. Anne needs to stop and smell zee roses. Alas, there is the zee-ro chemistry between her stars. rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) June 19, 2017 +1339 Eleanor Coppola serves it up as nice and light as a sweet French pastry until it finally falls flat in an unfulfilling final act. 2.5/5 rotten John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) June 19, 2017 +1339 A sumptuously photographed road trip that becomes a dramatically inert journey of self-discovery. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 16, 2017 +1339 With a little more conflict, Paris Can Wait might have done a better job of keeping its audience locked in, but it is so tension-free that you begin to feel like you're watching a travel documentary hosted by people who don't know you're there. 2/4 rotten Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 16, 2017 +1339 It is with genuine sadness to report that Paris Can Wait is a snore. 7 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette June 16, 2017 +1339 The result is a movie that has the dramatic tension of a luxury catalog spread, and the look of one, too. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly June 15, 2017 +1339 Paris Can Wait is more fitting for the Food Network than a feature film. And even then, cooking shows have better editing etiquette, story structure and emotional appeal than this half-baked entree. 1/5 rotten Jeff Reed 0 Columbus Alive June 14, 2017 +1339 Even though there's some great scenery and tremendous dishes of French cuisine to drool over, the viewer feels a little restless, eager for the movie to get where it's going. 2/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) June 10, 2017 +1339 A diverting drama about the bounties of wonder, beauty, and being present to the delights of the senses. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice June 10, 2017 +1339 The scenery is spectacular and the food porn is fabulous, but what should be insouciant feels insipid in this stretched-out travelogue, mostly due to underwritten characters and awkward performances. 2.5/5 rotten Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press June 9, 2017 +1339 It has its moments, but mostly it feels like being stuck in the backseat on a long car ride. C+ rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News June 9, 2017 +1339 The final product is too frivolous to really dislike; it'd be like getting upset at an Air France in-flight magazine. 1/4 rotten Chance Solem-Pfeifer 0 Willamette Week June 7, 2017 +1339 Eleanor Coppola's slight yet savory spree serves up sumptuously seductive cuisine. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 5, 2017 +1339 The star of Paris Can Wait is Diane Lane, with supporting performances by Alec Baldwin, food, wine, Provence, and chocolate. 2.5/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 3, 2017 +1339 Blissfully unaware of it own comfy worldview. 1/4 rotten Robert Horton 0 Seattle Weekly June 2, 2017 +1339 Pretty scenery. But Coppola should have waited until she could find a more charming leading man. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation June 2, 2017 +1339 It's unusual for a quiet, mature movie to open as the summer blockbuster season gets under way. But Paris Can Wait might be a welcome respite for older moviegoers -- and even discerning younger ones. B fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman June 1, 2017 +1339 "Paris Can Wait"" isn't exactly a feast, but it's a snack worth having." 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times May 31, 2017 +1339 Even if you swallow the odd but intriguing premise, you just might gag on the clunky dialogue, awkward pacing and uncomfortably subpar performance of Diane Lane. rotten Cameron Meier 0 Orlando Weekly May 31, 2017 +1339 Normally, gastro-travelogues are diverting no matter how you slice them. But the film is not particularly well-shot, and the editing and musical score are unusually awkward. rotten Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight May 30, 2017 +1339 Are we really expected to admire these prigs? Worship them? Take their wealth away and what are these people? Absolutely nothing; just vacant vessels blandly consuming overpriced food and drink. C rotten Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger May 27, 2017 +1339 This is the kind of road trip movie that is so well done and the two characters so fully realized that I wanted the trip to continue. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 26, 2017 +1339 [Lane] sheds Anne's cares away slowly, as if sinking into a warm bath. Filmmaker Viard is a delight as the irrepressible Jacques, a kind and considerate man with a hint of the rogue, a true charmer. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 26, 2017 +1339 Class privilege is the real subject of Paris Can Wait...Lane's best film performance ever features a woman's subtle knowingness about fending off amatory male aggression. fresh Armond White 0 National Review May 26, 2017 +1339 The French cuisine the camera ogles in 'Paris Can Wait' looks succulent, but the movie itself is a bland dish. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion May 26, 2017 +1339 Anne doesn't drive her own journey. She spends scene after scene passively letting Jacques tell her what to do, eat and think. And there's no detouring around that. 2/4 rotten Johanna Schneller 1 Globe and Mail May 26, 2017 +1339 [Coppola] shoots, with Girlhood DP Crystel Fournier, in sumptuous glossy-magazine-spread fashion, the effect of which ought to impel the most abstemious moviegoer to dash to the nearest bistro immediately upon leaving the theatre. 3/4 fresh Calum Marsh 0 National Post May 25, 2017 +1339 Perhaps worst of all are the limited expectations Coppola has for her own heroine. It's hard to love a movie where a woman finds herself from the passenger seat. 2.5/4 rotten Ryan Porter 1 Toronto Star May 25, 2017 +1339 The film carries us along on a journey with people you would never want to have in your carpool. 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 25, 2017 +1339 It would be cheering to report that it's a great movie, but you can't have everything. 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe May 25, 2017 +1339 "Diane Lane, back in her ""middle-aged journey of discovery"" comfort zone, is by far the most scrumptious, delightful part of this Euro-trip. " 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics May 22, 2017 +1339 This is nothing but a vanity project, relying on the conceit that Anne has been unfairly languishing in her husband's shadow. Eleanor Coppola must have made many sacrifices for her husband's art, but with Paris Can Wait the sacrifice is all ours. 1/4 rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader May 18, 2017 +1339 Paris Can Wait is Wealthy Empty Nester Porn ... The only missing ingredients are truly likable lead characters and something approaching an involving storyline. 2/4 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 18, 2017 +1339 "Paris Can Wait"" is a modest, genteel piece of cinematic escapism, a silky testament to sensuality as impeccably tasteful as it is utterly undemanding." 2/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post May 18, 2017 +1339 "Paris Can Wait"" feels more like a cinematic adaptation of a Frommer's travel guide than an actual movie." 2.5/5 rotten Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic May 18, 2017 +1339 "About halfway through, a sense settles in that something is bound to happen, that it can't just keep going like this, with one town, one meal and one dull conversation after another. But ""Paris Can Wait"" does keep going, and it never gets better." 0/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle May 18, 2017 +1339 [An] effervescent new romantic comedy. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express May 17, 2017 +1339 Lane's endearing performance conveys an open-minded curiosity that resonates with moviegoers. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue May 12, 2017 +1339 Slight but charming. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter May 12, 2017 +1339 Maybe it's a generational thing, but Anne's predicament takes for granted a level of privilege that's nothing short of nauseating. rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety May 12, 2017 +1339 Not every film is intended for a wide audience, I don't expect everyone to be swept away by Eleanor Coppola's romantic travelogue. This film celebrates the beauty of France and the importance of stopping and smelling the roses fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com May 12, 2017 +1339 Light, breezy romcom will make you want to go to France. 3/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media May 12, 2017 +1339 If nothing else, [Coppola] has proven that she can keep up with the other members of her famous clan. 2.5/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com May 12, 2017 +1339 Sometimes beauty and charm are enough to turn a middling movie into pure ambrosia. Diane Lane has plenty of both ... 3/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer May 12, 2017 +1339 "Paris Can Wait"" is utterly and completely enchanting. Jacques gives Anne the trip of a lifetime --- one just about any woman would kill for... " fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan May 11, 2017 +1339 "Paris Can Wait"" is a charming little sojourn that also looks splendid on the big screen." fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan May 11, 2017 +1339 Paris Can Wait may be a terrific vicarious vacation, but it's an airless cinematic excursion. 5/10 rotten Dan Schindel 0 Paste Magazine May 11, 2017 +1339 Coppola deftly shifts the focus to the woman behind the great man and asks who she is, how she understands the world, what she cares about. It's fully her story and a rare perspective fresh Katie Walsh 1 Los Angeles Times May 11, 2017 +1339 The pointless story of a pair of privileged white people enjoying a series of lavish meals and pricey hotels is cringe-worthy in its casual and tone-deaf elitism. rotten Claudia Puig 1 TheWrap May 11, 2017 +1339 Unfortunately, it's not a great film. But it's an enjoyable one, if you like fine wine, beautiful countrysides, and a little frisson of flirtation. 2/5 rotten Alissa Wilkinson 0 Vox May 11, 2017 +1339 If she's able to make another movie, I hope she's given the freedom to dig a little further into the art school roots that show up with that last shot; conventional movies can wait. fresh Rain Jokinen 0 SFist May 11, 2017 +1339 A sun-dappled road-trip ramble rich in the buttery wonders of French cuisine and whisper-light on storyline. B- fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly May 11, 2017 +1339 Little more than an indulgent wallow in gustatory privilege. By the time the final meal is devoured, you'll be wanting nothing so much as an antacid. rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times May 10, 2017 +1339 Even the heartfelt details are bizarre contrivances. D+ rotten Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club May 9, 2017 +1339 The film leaves the lasting impression of a story that takes place in its own elitist and hermetically sealed world. 2/4 rotten Sam C. Mac 0 Slant Magazine May 7, 2017 +1339 Without a doubt, the script offers Lane her most well-rounded role since Unfaithful. 3.5/4 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com May 5, 2017 +1339 One of the sexiest and most joyful road movies in some time. B+ fresh Jordan Ruimy 0 The Film Stage September 19, 2016 +1339 A soft, slim, but charming, tale, filled with food, flowers, and good wines ... fresh Fionnuala Halligan 0 Screen International September 13, 2016 +1340 It makes The Breakfast Club look like one of the smartest experiences of your life. rotten Antonia Quirke 0 London Evening Standard December 19, 2017 +1340 Not terrible, but this MTV teen movie falls flat. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +1340 Squarely aimed at teens with little regard for anyone else... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2006 +1340 The work of a filmmaker and team of writers so conscious of their own formulaic crutch that they demand a production that feels like more than the sum of its parts. 3/4 fresh Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) September 16, 2004 +1340 The Perfect Score is amenable, enjoyable and as quickly forgotten as all those tricks you learned in your SAT prep class. rotten Rachel Deahl 0 Local Planet Weekly (Spokane, WA) April 16, 2004 +1340 What could, and should, have been as fun and daring as skipping school turns out to be as dull as a two-hour detention. 2/5 rotten Matthew Leyland 0 BBC.com March 16, 2004 +1340 "The filmmakers need to re-watch ""Ocean's Eleven"" study up, and remind themselves of this important fact: Even teenagers want a movie that makes them think." C rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) February 27, 2004 +1340 Is it a heist movie? A teen coming of age flick? A high school comedy? A morality play? It's sort of all of those, but really none of them, as it doesn't quite hit the mark. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 15, 2004 +1340 "As a teen movie, ""The Perfect Score"" is just passable." 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 14, 2004 +1340 "Were it not for the recent ""Arrival"" of one Scarlett Johansson, The Perfect Score would still be holding down a shelf in the Paramount Pictures - Do Not Release office." 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com February 14, 2004 +1340 ... Tries in vain to be both The Breakfast Club and Ocean's Eleven. 1/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) February 6, 2004 +1340 Ocean's Eleven goes to high school and flunks out in a dumbed-down caper film. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 5, 2004 +1340 "In the end, everyone learns to do the ""right"" thing and, essentially, fulfills his or her standardized role in society." rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul February 5, 2004 +1340 An even more lame-brained sitcom than that in which director Brian Robbins starred many eons ago. 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 5, 2004 +1340 ...watchable enough 2.5/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) February 4, 2004 +1340 The characters are united in an ability to be more boring than anybody who went to high school in the real world. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) February 4, 2004 +1340 The script ... is chock full of callow teenybopper deep-think about how unfair the SAT is, but it's more interesting for the different ways the students justify their foray into high-tech burglary, and for the way they pull off the heist. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review February 3, 2004 +1340 Teenage stereotypes have seldom been done worse than this. 2/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend February 2, 2004 +1340 Why must MTV stiffle the real talents of Brian Robbins? 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Snobs February 2, 2004 +1340 Presents itself as the first SAT protest film... but predictably becomes a toothless pep rally for business as usual... 1.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) February 2, 2004 +1340 "The Perfect Score"" flunks its way right off the screen and right into the juvenile halls of film gone bad." D rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston February 2, 2004 +1340 With a little more anti-authoritarian spirit, The Perfect Score might have been a rousing call to arms for a whole generation. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 1, 2004 +1340 Marked by jarring jumps in tone from broad comedy to drama, action-suspense and, most ridiculously, earnest 'message' material about the unfairness of standardized testing. 1.5/5 rotten Michael Tunison 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 1, 2004 +1340 Begins to feel like The Break and Enter Club. 2/5 rotten Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY February 1, 2004 +1340 As standardized as the exam it seeks to debunk, and nearly as tedious. 1.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle February 1, 2004 +1340 The Perfect Score is not very academic...doesn't make the grade as convincingly as it should have in its showcase of mischievous adolescence. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye January 31, 2004 +1340 Lively and fun in places, but overall it has a listless, tepid feel. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 31, 2004 +1340 I'd say this film is moronic, but that would be an insult to morons. 1.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 31, 2004 +1340 Rates an L for laziness, as none of the characters is developed beyond the broadest archetype, nor are their motives probed beyond the flimsiest of excuses -- nor is the heist itself more than a mountain of ridiculous improbabilities. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International January 31, 2004 +1340 In the fleeting third act, The Perfect Score hints at what could have been. Unfortunately, its improvements arrive too little, too late. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 30, 2004 +1340 This is the gang that couldn't test straight... What's needed here is not a run-in with ETS, but with Freddy Krueger or Jason Voorhees. 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 30, 2004 +1340 Talks a pretty good game, but in the end the numbers just don't add up to much. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post January 30, 2004 +1340 A bizarre mismatch of The Breakfast Club and Mission: Impossible. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 30, 2004 +1340 Is there not something just plain wrong with a movie about cheating on exams that's less fun than taking one? 1/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star January 30, 2004 +1340 Kids facing the SAT in real life may appreciate this movie, if only because it'll make them feel so much smarter than these characters. For the rest of us, it flunks. 1/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times January 30, 2004 +1340 A dull film with unsympathetic characters brought together by a gimmicky premise that's handled with no imagination and a pristine fraudulence of emotion. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 30, 2004 +1340 It's smarter and more purposeful than most teen flicks. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 30, 2004 +1340 It's not funny, though it tries to be, and it has nothing serious to say about the politics of the SATs, though it purports to. 1.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News January 30, 2004 +1340 The abundance of stereotypes is annoying; each character sticks to type and recites dialogue you would expect that type to say. 1.5/4 rotten Paul Doro 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 30, 2004 +1340 When the most entertaining thing about a film is the printed press material that mimics the look of the test, you know you're in trouble. 1/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 30, 2004 +1340 It's the movie sensitive teen-meister John Hughes would have made had he been strapped to a bench, a knife at his throat, with a pulsating garage band score on continuous loop placed two inches from his eardrum. 0.5/4 rotten Evan Henerson 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 30, 2004 +1340 Screenwriters Mark Schwahn, Marc Hyman and Jon Zack can't decide whether they want Perfect Score to be funny or serious, with the result that it falls short of being either. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 30, 2004 +1340 There's very little tension in The Perfect Score because everything seems to fall into their laps or laptops. 2.5/5 rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 30, 2004 +1340 Oddly paced and emotionally flat. 2/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 30, 2004 +1340 Simply uses the test as a reason to assemble six teen stereotypes. 1/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press January 30, 2004 +1340 Thuddingly unfunny. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 30, 2004 +1340 Fails to gain admission into the elite group of inspired teen comedies. D+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 30, 2004 +1340 Scribes Marc Hyman, Mark Schwahn and Jon Zack have crafted a snappy romp about right, wrong, and the teasing in-between. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post January 30, 2004 +1340 It's too palatable. It maintains a tone of light seriousness, and it depends on the caper for too much of its entertainment value. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 30, 2004 +1340 Its rebel yell takes a back seat to the inevitabilities of the squeaky plot. 1.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe January 30, 2004 +1340 Director Brian Robbins is no John Hughes, though he does strive for 'message movie' status. 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune January 30, 2004 +1340 Even among the ranks of the diminutive, this one's got nothing to boast about. 1.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail January 30, 2004 +1340 I think my SAT score is too high to appreciate this movie. 1/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com January 30, 2004 +1340 "These generic ""insert stoner here"" movies will never work, no matter how young you are.Even the least discerning viewer wants to at least watch some kind of character." rotten Fred Topel 0 About.com January 29, 2004 +1340 It's Ocean's Eleven for people who can't count past six. rotten Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian January 29, 2004 +1340 Strains to be a hip splice of Ocean's Eleven and The Breakfast Club, but plays more like a never-ending civics lecture, trying to mask its pervasive lameness in visual zip and savvy reference points. rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger January 29, 2004 +1340 This is the sort of movie that panders to teens ... while it ineffectually lectures them about the need to bear down on the books. 1/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 29, 2004 +1340 I've seen the future, and all I can say is...go back. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central January 29, 2004 +1340 Six New Jersey teenagers conspire to steal the answers to the SAT in this thin, pleasant teenage heist comedy. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times January 29, 2004 +1340 Almost nothing about this MTV production, a heist movie about standardized testing, works. C- rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle January 29, 2004 +1340 Note to Brian Robbins: mocking The Matrix is played out. C- rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 29, 2004 +1340 [K]inda boring, with occasional moments of ludicrousness, and a few instances -- surprisingly -- of lucid social commentary. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 29, 2004 +1340 The story is flimsy, and when the dialogue touches on controversial issues regarding the SAT and its fairness, the slacker tone turns abruptly melodramatic. rotten Luke Sader 1 Hollywood Reporter January 29, 2004 +1340 It's about as useless as the MTV that created it, full of shiny objects and pretty people and almost entirely devoid of merit. D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 29, 2004 +1340 Everyone involved should go straight to detention, and stay there to think about what they've done. D rotten 0 E! Online January 29, 2004 +1340 Watching it is certainly less engaging than actually taking the SAT. rotten Leslie Katz 0 culturevulture.net January 29, 2004 +1340 The film is so slackly directed it might have been assembled by a focus group. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 29, 2004 +1340 The acting isn't that great, despite good performances from Ms. Johansson and Mr. Nam. C rotten Matt Weitz 1 Dallas Morning News January 29, 2004 +1340 Just rent the darned Breakfast Club instead of slogging through this sludge. 1/5 rotten Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic January 29, 2004 +1340 Johansson's nearly deadpan deliveries are looking adaptable to a variety of roles, and the Nam character's stoned demeanor gets laughs in a variety of situations. 2.5/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 29, 2004 +1340 Has more on the ball than it might have, including some surprisingly witty dialogue and a vivid sense of the pressure high schoolers feel in the face of all-important standardized tests. 2.5/5 fresh Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide January 29, 2004 +1340 Believe it or not, The Perfect Score is a surprisingly smart, keen, and fun little high school caper film. 3.5/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies January 29, 2004 +1340 The cast ... does what it can to keep things lively. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 29, 2004 +1340 It delivers nothing more than paint-by-number, visually appealing drivel. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Bernard 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 29, 2004 +1340 Possesses little of the snap or charisma of the films that inspired it. C rotten Ellen Kim 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 29, 2004 +1340 A generic teen comedy brimming with patronizing stereotypes and lame in-jokes. 1/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News January 29, 2004 +1340 Obvious, broad and burdened by leaden lines of dialogue that are dropped here and there like demented coconuts. 1.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday January 29, 2004 +1340 Grading on the admittedly weak January curve, it squeaks by with a pass. 2.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 29, 2004 +1340 Like The Breakfast Club recast as a videogame for simpletons. D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly January 29, 2004 +1340 Succeeds because at its core it is about the very different pressures very different young adults face, and the test that insists on judging them as one and the same. 3/4 fresh Allison Benedikt 1 Chicago Tribune January 29, 2004 +1340 Despite the serious subject matter, director Brian Robbins can't decide whether this is a drama, a satire or an American Pie-style teen spoof, and the film dissolves into a shapeless, weightless mass. D+ rotten Melinda Ennis 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 29, 2004 +1340 The first three minutes are inventive. C- rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 29, 2004 +1340 An MTV film that extreme right-wing moralists can be proud of, as it posits a quintessentially American world of racial, intellectual, and sexual conformity. rotten Keith Uhlich 0 Slant Magazine January 29, 2004 +1340 A perfect bore that flunks every cinematic test. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 29, 2004 +1340 Frankly, those of us for whom the SAT is a distant memory may not find it in our hearts to be all that sympathetic to a bunch of whiny kids afraid to take a test. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times January 29, 2004 +1340 This undercooked high school heist movie is disfigured by flabby dialogue ... unfunny pratfalls and criminally slack pacing. rotten John Patterson 1 L.A. Weekly January 28, 2004 +1340 Flounders about in a flux of narrative indecision and juvenile confusion. 1.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly January 28, 2004 +1340 The way the group finally steals the test and how they use it is really, really ridiculous and a complete cop-out. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 28, 2004 +1340 Christensen and most of the young men are barely there. rotten Ed Park 1 Village Voice January 27, 2004 +1340 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1340 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1340 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons April 2, 2005 +1340 2/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 7, 2004 +1340 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 19, 2004 +1340 D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com March 16, 2004 +1340 2/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun January 31, 2004 +1340 2/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant January 31, 2004 +1340 2/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com January 30, 2004 +1341 Comic action, appealing hero, splendid dogs; some scares. 3/5 fresh Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media August 5, 2014 +1341 Horrible acting, horrible script, and horrible direction plague this fiasco of a movie. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1341 "Snow Dogs"" doesn't offer much, but to be fair, it had the youngest viewers at my screening cheering and laughing until the end." C+ rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) September 12, 2007 +1341 Whoever let the dogs out should probably consider a career change. 2/4 rotten Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1341 ...As fleeting and insubstantial as a snowflake, and about as much fun. 3/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1341 While kids will probably eat the whole thing up, most adults will be way ahead of the plot. 2.5/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal September 20, 2002 +1341 What Faustian bargain did Gooding make, forcing him to star in this insipid fish-out-of-water comedy that paints him as a Bolton fan? 1.5/4 rotten Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune July 20, 2002 +1341 This is a family film like they used to make, where the humour balances the drama, the personal tragedies are life lessons and the animals are so darn cute, by golly. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile June 17, 2002 +1341 The Iditarod lasts for days - this just felt like it did. 1/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com June 7, 2002 +1341 A movie full of gestures that would look over-the-top in primary school plays. 0.5/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic June 4, 2002 +1341 Gooding is so pleasant and likable, it's hard to get mad at him for wasting our time. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 17, 2002 +1341 ...this isn't even a movie we can enjoy as mild escapism; it is one in which fear and frustration are provoked to intolerable levels. 0.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org March 16, 2002 +1341 For some reason, Disney keeps making really, really crappy live-action films. D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 30, 2002 +1341 There's not much to like or dislike in this ride; it's the kind of all-season, live-action amusement that the Disney studio has been churning out for decades. 2.5/4 fresh Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online January 28, 2002 +1341 If I told you that your children DESERVED this movie, you'd slap my face. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 27, 2002 +1341 Large doses of slapstick humor and Gooding's vitality keep Snow Dogs from slipping into dull 'family entertainment.' fresh Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International January 26, 2002 +1341 Releasing a film with the word 'dog' in its title in January lends itself to easy jokes and insults, and Snow Dogs deserves every single one of them. 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 26, 2002 +1341 Slapstick stunts, silliness, and shallow sentiment, with little else to satisfy moviegoers who want more than Cuba Gooding Jr. falling down and mugging for the camera. 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 25, 2002 +1341 This may be the worst movie to star two Oscar winners since the heyday of the studios when actors had no say in their projects. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 21, 2002 +1341 It's all very cute, though not terribly funny if you're more than six years old. rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 20, 2002 +1341 Pre-packaged dog crap, a dumb movie made by dull-witted adults who clearly believe that just because some viewers currently reside at the lower end of the age spectrum, they don't deserve better. 0/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 20, 2002 +1341 If the restless children in the movie theatre are any indication, the movie is just as uninteresting for them as it is tiresome for the adults. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 18, 2002 +1341 Two Oscar-winners are no match for irresistible dogs in this so-so slapstick comedy. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 18, 2002 +1341 Instantly forgettable. rotten Joe Leydon 1 Variety January 18, 2002 +1341 Phoned-in business as usual. 2/5 rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 18, 2002 +1341 If you have a soft spot for man's best friend, it's a pretty good throwaway movie. 2.5/5 fresh William Triplett 1 Washington Post January 18, 2002 +1341 This silly youth-targeted comedy goes strictly by the book, which should give you a clue as to its quality. rotten Eli Sanders 1 Seattle Times January 18, 2002 +1341 Sure to test the patience of even those adults who will appreciate it simply for being an innocuous enough film that most of the family can see together. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 18, 2002 +1341 There's little to recommend Snow Dogs, unless one considers cliched dialogue and perverse escapism a source of high hilarity. 1/4 rotten Neva Chonin 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 18, 2002 +1341 The picture may be light as five inches of new powder, but it's still good for a family romp. fresh Jackie Loohauis 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 18, 2002 +1341 A film with almost as many delights for adults as there are for children and dog lovers. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 18, 2002 +1341 Every bit as bogus as most Disney live action family movies are -- no real plot, no real conflict, no real point. rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 18, 2002 +1341 Gooding offers a desperately ingratiating performance. 1.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail January 18, 2002 +1341 A movie set in the frozen north that just idles, endlessly, in the sitcom hothouse where convention slowly but surely becomes moldy cliche. 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 18, 2002 +1341 Show me the mugging. rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press January 18, 2002 +1341 When in doubt, the film ratchets up the stirring soundtrack, throws in a fish-out-of-water gag and lets the cliched dialogue rip. Or else a doggie winks. rotten Evan Henerson 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 18, 2002 +1341 Manages to please its intended audience -- children -- without placing their parents in a coma-like state. 2/4 fresh Ross Brooks 0 Citysearch January 18, 2002 +1341 Cuba Gooding Jr. valiantly mugs his way through Snow Dogs, but even his boisterous energy fails to spark this leaden comedy. rotten Loren King 1 Boston Globe January 18, 2002 +1341 A ripoff of Northern Exposure. 3/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 18, 2002 +1341 The corny jokes and the tired plot will make any self-respecting adult grimace. 1.5/4 rotten Shirley Klass 0 Fantastica Daily January 18, 2002 +1341 Amiable and full of good cheer, [Gooding] warms this cold-weather comedy. fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee January 18, 2002 +1341 Like shave ice without the topping, this cinematic snow cone is as innocuous as it is flavorless. C rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 18, 2002 +1341 Perhaps the movie is working with the theory that if you do a schtick a million times, it eventually becomes funny. In this case, it really doesn't. rotten Tracy McLoone 0 PopMatters January 18, 2002 +1341 With its unimaginative slapstick sequences, Gooding's toothy mugging and an unforgivable plug for Michael Bolton, Snow Dogs is adrift. rotten 0 E! Online January 18, 2002 +1341 Snow Dogs finds its humour in a black man getting humiliated by a pack of dogs who are smarter than him 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central January 17, 2002 +1341 This amiable, old-fashioned family film is ... a straightforward fish-out-of-water tale with lessons for the little ones and a surprisingly earnest and moving performance from James Coburn. 2.5/5 fresh Frank Lovece 0 TV Guide January 17, 2002 +1341 Forget the dogs; who let this movie out? rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly January 17, 2002 +1341 It's playful, corny, silly, adventuresome and enjoyable. fresh Christine Dolen 1 Miami Herald January 17, 2002 +1341 Disney's latest update of the lame live-action B comedies that have been among the studio's more dubious contributions to American pop culture. 0.5/5 rotten 1 New York Times January 17, 2002 +1341 Director Brian Levant, who never strays far from his sitcom roots, skates blithely from one implausible situation to another, pausing only to tie up loose ends with more bows than you'll find on a French poodle. rotten Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News January 17, 2002 +1341 Its aims are modest -- to make kids laugh as Cuba Gooding falls down a lot and to show how thrilling sled dogs are -- and it achieves them. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 17, 2002 +1341 This is a fine example of old-fashioned Disney movie-making magic at its best. fresh Tom Sander 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 17, 2002 +1341 Poor Cuba Gooding. As if it were not humiliating enough to play a guy so clumsy that he can't walk in the snow without pratfalling, he also has to do jokes about being a black man in the Great White North. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 17, 2002 +1341 All actors anxiously awaiting Oscar nominations in hopes of a career boost should go to Snow Dogs and gaze upon Cuba Gooding Jr. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 17, 2002 +1341 Gooding and Coburn are both Oscar winners, a fact which, as you watch them clumsily mugging their way through Snow Dogs, seems inconceivable. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 17, 2002 +1341 If you've never read the book, Snow Dogs may simply be a stupid waste of your time. But if you know the source, it's an abomination. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times January 17, 2002 +1341 A mongrel of a movie--scruffy, obvious and slightly disreputable...the best one can say of it is that it could have been worse. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 17, 2002 +1341 The movie just doesn't take any of its situations far enough. Resulting in let down after let down. rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) January 17, 2002 +1341 The huskies are beautiful, the border collie is funny and the overall feeling is genial and decent. B- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 17, 2002 +1341 A hodge-podge of buffoonery and bad animal jokes the late Jim Varney would turn his nose up at. rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine January 17, 2002 +1341 This film was made to get laughs from the slowest person in the audience -- just pure slapstick with lots of inane, inoffensive screaming and exaggerated facial expressions. 1.5/5 rotten Annette Cardwell 0 Filmcritic.com January 17, 2002 +1341 Adults, other than the parents...will be hard pressed to succumb to the call of the wild. C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 17, 2002 +1341 the type of broad, fish out of water comedy where each crossed signal is telegraphed a mile away and the lead character falls down a lot D rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 17, 2002 +1341 January is the month when the studios like to dump their dogs, and this film is a real mutt. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 17, 2002 +1341 As distressed as a comedy can be without qualifying as a snow emergency. D rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 17, 2002 +1341 Frequent flurries of creative belly laughs and genuinely enthusiastic performances...keep the movie slaloming through its hackneyed elements with enjoyable ease. 2.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 16, 2002 +1341 A fast paced comedic race through the wilds of Alaska. Cuba Gooding Jr. and the dogs provide solid entertainment for the whole family. fresh Bill Rasco 0 ComingSoon.net January 16, 2002 +1341 Despite the usual pratfalls, a cute snow job. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 15, 2002 +1341 Gooding is the energetic frontman, and it's hard to resist his enthusiasm, even if the filmmakers come up with nothing original in the way of slapstick sequences. fresh David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter January 8, 2002 +1341 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1341 0.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1341 0.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1341 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1341 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com May 21, 2002 +1341 2/4 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com March 2, 2002 +1344 It makes no judgements: it is a serious effort to show us a moral and mental discipline, and it strikes me as authentic. fresh Isabel Quigly 0 The Spectator July 19, 2018 +1344 ... on target and godlike. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 8, 2010 +1344 Fred Zinnemann's production is a soaring and luminous film. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety November 1, 2007 +1344 A superbly restrained piece of filmmaking, with Zinnemann directing in simple, unadorned style and Hepburn giving a truly radiant performance. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 1, 2007 +1344 Zinnemann's drama depicts the spiritual tug of war of a young nun, beautifully played by Audrey Hepburn, between adherence to vows of chastity and obedience and rebellion against those values for her self-fulfillment A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 23, 2006 +1344 Zinneman, an intelligent if dullish director, has avoided such obvious pitfalls in this adaptation of a factually based best-seller. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1344 In the role of the nun, Miss Hepburn is fluent and luminous. 4/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1344 One of Audrey's finest dramatic moments 5/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette October 4, 2002 +1344 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 7, 2008 +1344 4/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly April 27, 2005 +1344 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1344 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 23, 2003 +1346 It's a wonderful biopic and a lesson in persistence and hope. fresh Rob Aldam 0 Backseat Mafia October 30, 2018 +1346 Birdman of Alcatraz is a quiet, contemplative work by a great director just as he's starting to work at the top of his game. It features some of the era's best black and white cinematography and a career-best performance by a screen legend. 4/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 29, 2018 +1346 An exhaustive abstraction of the John Frankenheimer social outcast fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion May 7, 2011 +1346 Frankenheimer's compelling, if slightly fictionalized biopic of Robert Stroud is extremely wel acted by Burt Lancaster and the rest of the cast, including Thelma Ritter and Telly Savalas. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 8, 2011 +1346 This preachy bio pic is a hokey take on the birdman with Lancaster being misused on every occasion. 1/5 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Film Threat July 16, 2007 +1346 Prison biopic that's more interested in its liberal message about prison reform working for redemption than in anything else. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 12, 2007 +1346 Even with its limping screenplay and general drift toward competence rather than excellence, Birdman does pull us well enough into its fistful of compelling characters. C+ fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 9, 2006 +1346 Absorbing biopic. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 12, 2004 +1346 Lancaster is wonderful; a tribute to the human spirit. 4/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) October 5, 2002 +1346 Lancaster's brilliant performance anchors Frankenheimer's fine film, a liberal-minded, optimistic celebration of the power of redemption. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide June 18, 2001 +1346 5/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com May 7, 2007 +1346 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 19, 2005 +1346 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 8, 2005 +1346 5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals December 13, 2004 +1346 4/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 11, 2004 +1346 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1346 3/5 fresh John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 21, 2003 +1346 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 1, 2002 +1346 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +1347 I get the sense that if this film really clicks with you, it is something that you'd really love and hold dear. I, on the other hand, just couldn't get into the film. C rotten Jason Gorber 0 Film Scouts June 21, 2007 +1347 You may be surprised to find yourself revisiting key scenes for days afterwards. 2.5/4 fresh Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com May 22, 2001 +1347 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1347 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies May 22, 2001 +1349 The let's-put-on-a-show narrative is familiar but agreeable; the characters are likable, and there are some funny one-liners. fresh Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader September 24, 2015 +1349 The heart of On Broadway is in the right place. But when the story behind a film is more interesting than what's on the screen, that's a problem. 2/4 rotten Terry Byrne 1 Boston Globe March 14, 2008 +1349 B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 18, 2008 +1353 It is a hopeful romantic melodrama which hits all the right notes of an optimistic post-WWII America obsessed with its own virtuousness. 3/5 fresh 0 IONCINEMA.com September 25, 2018 +1353 The Farmer's Daughter turns out to be excellent entertainment because Producer Dore Schary and his associates evidently know a good deal about the special kinds of people they are telling about. fresh James Agee 1 TIME Magazine February 27, 2018 +1353 Charming film of a type completely absent these days. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 6, 2005 +1353 3/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ July 3, 2005 +1353 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 30, 2004 +1354 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 17, 2005 +1354 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1355 Visually stylish and has, in Leung and Lau, two extraordinarily charismatic stars. fresh Andy Klein 0 New Times June 13, 2002 +1355 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +1358 As much an anthropological adventure as a romantic rhapsody. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker December 5, 2016 +1358 The film's saucy mix of comedy and melodrama is one of its greatest charms, although it can give you whiplash from time to time, especially if you're not used to Ford's brand of broad, back-slapping comedy 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 27, 2016 +1358 Highly endearing even as it shows its age... filled with gorgeous shots and without a single wasted frame. 4/5 fresh Ross McIndoe 0 The Skinny January 13, 2016 +1358 [The script] tends to resolve its problems by having the cast embrace, fraternity-brother fashion, and break out into full-throated ballads. rotten Manny Farber 0 The Nation September 5, 2012 +1358 John Ford certainly has a right to some Irish blarney B fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews October 25, 2011 +1358 John Ford may be the first director to make me like John Wayne. 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 15, 2011 +1358 Old-fashioned charmer for the family. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +1358 Brilliantly photographed romantic comedy. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television August 8, 2008 +1358 This is an amusing The Taming of the Shrew type comedy handled with a professional softness of touch by all concerned. fresh 0 Film4 March 11, 2008 +1358 This is a robust romantic drama of a native-born's return to Ireland. Director John Ford took cast and cameras to Ireland to tell the story [by Maurice Walsh] against actual backgrounds. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 11, 2008 +1358 Ideal Sunday afternoon fare. 5/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine March 11, 2008 +1358 One of John Ford's best pictures is also his most overtly romantic saga, set against picaresque Ireland, with top-notch turns from John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara. A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 2, 2007 +1358 The illusion/reality theme underlying immigrant boxer Wayne's return from America to County Galway is soon swamped within a vibrant community of stage-Irish 'types'. rotten 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1358 Epic romantic comedy that I believe every Irishman must have seen at least once. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 14, 2006 +1358 One of the greatest love stories of all time. Ford's direction is brilliant; O'Hara is beautiful; the cinematography is dazzling, and the brawl between Wayne and McLaglan at the finale is a comic treasure. A must-see. 5/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) May 21, 2003 +1358 Let's face it. Mr. Ford is in love with Ireland, as is his cast, and they give us a fine, gay time while they're about it. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1358 "Another insanely overrated ""classic"" which no one can remember why was once given such praise." 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 14, 2002 +1358 Maureen O'Hara, born in Ireland, was never more ravishing than here on her home ground. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 25, 2002 +1358 ...old fashioned and sentimental...clearly a labor of love. 9/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 21, 2002 +1358 This John Ford love song to the mythic Ireland of drunken blarney and sassy lasses is also one of the master's greatest. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle July 25, 2001 +1358 Wayne and O'Hara create a fine rapport, with good performances that build to a truly satisfying climax. 5/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1358 Although not a true classic, The Quiet Man is worth more than a cursory glance, especially for those who like Wayne or would like to experience more of his work. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1358 If you love more recent Irish comedies, you might also want to catch this US-made, but thoroughly Irish charmer from yesteryear. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1358 A passionate, full-blooded film. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1358 5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 29, 2008 +1358 5/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com December 7, 2006 +1358 4/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily July 29, 2005 +1358 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review May 19, 2005 +1358 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 EnPrimeur.ca January 29, 2004 +1358 5/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) January 6, 2004 +1358 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 14, 2003 +1358 4/5 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide September 2, 2003 +1358 5/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 30, 2002 +1358 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +1358 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +1358 3/5 fresh Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly August 8, 2002 +1359 The highlight of the film is all the bouncy Gershwin brother tunes. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 12, 2010 +1359 The movie is helped by music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis October 3, 2007 +1359 [Garland and Rooney] seem like old pros at making the plot machinations seem at least a little fresh. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies April 22, 2007 +1362 Simply casting too wide a net to feel truly satisfying. In trying to be color blind, it just comes off as tone deaf. C- rotten Zaki Hasan 0 Zaki's Corner November 2, 2018 +1362 Black or White is a heartwarming film on the barriers of race, but it's also a deeply moving film about what it means to be family 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 2, 2017 +1362 Finding ways to get along is no black-and-white issue. It's complicated. fresh 0 National Catholic Reporter August 10, 2017 +1362 This very shallow, poorly conceived and developed film, which is based on a true story, is a well-meaning misfire. rotten Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association March 15, 2017 +1362 Costner holds it all together. While he's always been supremely watchable, as his looks succumb to middle-age spread-his acting chops have escalated. 3/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times June 13, 2016 +1362 The title suggests there are no easy answers. So why does everything feel so tidy? 2/5 rotten Theresa Smith 0 Independent Online (South Africa) March 7, 2016 +1362 As far as legal procedurals and family dramas go, Black or White is a minor success. B- fresh John Fink 0 The Film Stage February 24, 2016 +1362 Binder's broadness of reach becomes a kind of tonal confusion - a racial melodrama, but with cute laugh cues. rotten Jonathan Kiefer 0 SF Weekly December 31, 2015 +1362 Only Costner's salty, unselfconscious turn as a cranky codger makes the film almost bearable. 2/5 rotten Glenn Sumi 0 NOW Toronto December 18, 2015 +1362 Even if the script isn't always subtle, Costner makes his flawed protagonist vividly real. 3/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk December 13, 2015 +1362 The films strength is its performances. Costner is especially good as a man whose grief brings forth a deep seeded anger, especially when confronted with the threat of losing the one thing left in his life that he loves. 3/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews September 21, 2015 +1362 Leaves no room to explore the gray areas that could have made the scenario interesting rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit July 31, 2015 +1362 Writer-director Mike Binder, who drew one of Costner's best performances in The Upside of Anger, does it again here, and for good measure, he does the same for Spencer. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 30, 2015 +1362 Really great performances... but this inspired-by-fact tale... only just skims the many provocative issues it touches on, and is rather anticlimactic in the end. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher May 25, 2015 +1362 "A plea-filled, soapish human-interest story that's too sudsy, Black or White can't lather over its basic message-movie-ness, but its moral's hardly Shakespearean in its profundity: ""What fools these adults be, bickering over a sweet little girl." rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) May 25, 2015 +1362 You have two minor villains influencing the narrative, but is that enough? I would like to have seen more interaction between Spencer and Costner. Less of a judicial duel and more of a family feud. C+ fresh Paul Chambers 0 Movie Chambers May 21, 2015 +1362 Ostensibly a courtroom drama, Black or White is actually one of the most sensitive and intelligent introspections of American race relations in quite some time. 7/10 fresh Nathanael Hood 0 The Young Folks April 16, 2015 +1362 Although the script lacks nuance or any real tension, Binder uses Costner effectively. 2/5 rotten Perry Seibert 0 TV Guide March 27, 2015 +1362 More depth and clarity than expected. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) March 23, 2015 +1362 It isn't enough that the movie's heart and soul are in the right place. It needed edge and art to throw a punch. 2/4 rotten Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online March 7, 2015 +1362 Not the film America deserves, and it is also not the film America needs. But we got it anyway. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy March 1, 2015 +1362 The script, written by director Binder, tries to say too much, and in doing so, loses some of its charm. 3/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes February 23, 2015 +1362 We are left with a movie that raises more questions that it satisfactorily addresses. 2.5/5 rotten Randall King 0 Winnipeg Free Press February 19, 2015 +1362 Sorting through prejudices and nuances of racial perception occasionally takes Black or White into intriguing territory...[more often] a rather mushily obvious, TV-movie-style courtroom drama built on straw-man arguments. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 10, 2015 +1362 ... might get viewers stirred up about the hypocrisies of racial politics, but it's unlikely to change many perspectives. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue February 6, 2015 +1362 A family drama that shies away from any serious examination of racism in America 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice February 6, 2015 +1362 Its heart is in the right place, but the story and characters are all a bit too obvious and cliche. B- rotten Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer February 6, 2015 +1362 A movie that means well but lacks the conviction and cultural awareness necessary for anything substantial. 4.5/10 rotten Melissa Weller 0 Paste Magazine February 5, 2015 +1362 Great cast reveals rough and sentimental journey; Jillian Estel as Eloise is amazing 3/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com February 5, 2015 +1362 Binder's ability to make smart arguments for both sides of the issue, without becoming overly sentimental, gives Black or White a solid foundation. B fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee February 2, 2015 +1362 Binder's script is a big-screen soap opera, which he attempts to offset with often out-of-place humor. 1/5 fresh Kirk Baird 0 Toledo Blade February 2, 2015 +1362 Another subtle reminder of how much racial bigotry matters... 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate February 2, 2015 +1362 For the first two acts, Mike Binder casts an honest look at these characters' pride and prejudices. Too bad its last act hinges more on incident and surprise than illumination or self-reflection. It mars an otherwise admirably tough-minded drama. 3.5/5 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap February 1, 2015 +1362 Its heart may be in the right place but the film's script lacks the nuance and subtlety that could really elevate this drama. 2.0/5 rotten John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews February 1, 2015 +1362 "Kevin Costner's and Octavia Spencer's confrontational scenes are ""Black or White's"" strong suits." 2.5/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) January 31, 2015 +1362 Black or White isn't so much an offensive movie as it is a pointless one. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 31, 2015 +1362 The caliber of the acting by Costner, Spencer and Anthony Mackie is better than the script deserves. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 31, 2015 +1362 It's far from ground-breaking in its social statements, but Black or White is still a solid comedy/drama buoyed by good performances all around. 3/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant January 30, 2015 +1362 A discussion is better than none, but the conversation can be improved. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye January 30, 2015 +1362 Black Or White asks the right questions, but never gets around to answering them, instead finding itself caught up in stereotypes and cutesy storytelling that often feels like a Hallmark message. 5/10 rotten Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered January 30, 2015 +1362 Black or White is far from perfect, but it's an ideal way to kick off a healthy discussion on race in America. 3/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 ColoradoParent.com January 30, 2015 +1362 Even when well-intentioned - which I believe this movie is - broad, sweeping, can't-we-all-just-get-along moralizing only opens the door for cringe-worthy moments, which this movie has plenty of. 2/5 rotten Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis January 30, 2015 +1362 See what great actors Costner and Spencer can do with Mike Binder's uneven, but at times powerful and funny tale of race in America. B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 30, 2015 +1362 Binder tackles some very tough material here in a very thoughtful way, even if it falls a little off-balance. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media January 30, 2015 +1362 Black or White seems manufactured to show why an alcoholic white man is always better than triflin' ass black people. 1.5/5 rotten Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com January 30, 2015 +1362 Black or White is a toxic misstep for racial discourse. It boils a serious, knotty story down into a series of running gags, awkward moments, and grandstanding courtroom dialogues. C- rotten Blake Goble 0 Consequence of Sound January 30, 2015 +1362 "While it is a little over-simplified in the end - which, to be fair, might have been necessary to get it made - ""Black or White"" is a thoughtful addition to the current dialogue on race relations." B fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 30, 2015 +1362 Costner's never been better than he is here. But Binder's...wrapped his film in cloying Hallmark sentiment with a cutesy score that undermines much of what he's trying to achieve. C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 30, 2015 +1362 "Kevin Costner scowls and darts around the dubious thin line between ""racism"" and un-sugarcoated ""truthfulness"" that only anti-P.C. wingnuts actually believe exists. " 1.5/4 rotten Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine January 30, 2015 +1362 "Despite the best of intentions, a career-best performance from Kevin Costner, and outstanding work by Octavia Spencer and child actor Jillian Estell, ""Black or White"" succumbs to some of the same stereotypes it tries to dispel." 2.5/4 rotten Peter Keough 1 Boston Globe January 30, 2015 +1362 Black Or White is a good movie constantly fluctuating back and forth from clunky to complex. 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com January 30, 2015 +1362 "It may be helpful - or vexing - to think of ""Black or White"" as the great grandchild of ""Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?" 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post January 30, 2015 +1362 Binder, who once made lowbrow comedies but now specializes in middlebrow dramedies, is in several leagues over his head with this story ... C- rotten 1 AV Club January 30, 2015 +1362 "Black or White"" stumbles even as it tries to move forward." C- rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 30, 2015 +1362 It's often painful, and not in a good way; it's painful because of the roads it doesn't explore, the shortcuts it takes, and the special pleading it can't stop itself from indulging in. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com January 30, 2015 +1362 Well meaning but wrong headed 3 rotten Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com January 29, 2015 +1362 No one seems to want to talk about [race], so Binder finds ways to force them to. Every time, those methods feel forced and unearned. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies January 29, 2015 +1362 Binder continues to be better with the small moments than the big ones. fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet January 29, 2015 +1362 "White,"" despite its best intentions, is often too simplified for mass acceptance, losing big screen appeal once the audience realizes that everything about the picture would be better suited for the small screen. " C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com January 29, 2015 +1362 Sometimes flawed material can be saved by great performances and good intentions. 3/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News January 29, 2015 +1362 The film is by no means perfect and its goals are undermined by a sloppy climax and conclusion but it avoids preaching while providing fodder for thought. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 29, 2015 +1362 A heartfelt but contrived and simplistic take on the subject [of race relations]. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 29, 2015 +1362 The title suggests there are no easy answers. So why does everything feel so tidy? 2/4 rotten Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post January 29, 2015 +1362 Costner's performance really is powerful. What it all means remains a mystery. 2/5 rotten Liz Braun 1 Toronto Sun January 29, 2015 +1362 Black or White comes at the issue [of race] from so many angles simultaneously that the overall impact is muted. 3/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Film Racket January 29, 2015 +1362 The movie is appealing enough to make you want to believe it, even when you don't. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 29, 2015 +1362 "Talk about tin ears. ""Black or White"" comes off as the product of clouded eyes, sour stomachs and addled brains." rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal January 29, 2015 +1362 "A well-intentioned, white-perspective drama like ""Black or White"" isn't going to change the world, but it might change the terms of an overdue conversation." 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 29, 2015 +1362 A movie that's every bit as oversimplified and obvious as its title. 2/5 rotten Barbara VanDenburgh 1 Arizona Republic January 29, 2015 +1362 This is undeniably well-intentioned, though, and the players are sensitive and sincere. fresh Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader January 29, 2015 +1362 If only Black or White spent more time in the gray zone. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today January 29, 2015 +1362 A solid cast, but the racial issue is so poorly presented that the film feels unintentionally offensive. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday January 29, 2015 +1362 The title suggests a choice Mike Binder's movie will make for you, stacking the deck with half the cards.... contains all the racial insight of a Madea farce. D rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times January 29, 2015 +1362 The L.A. of Black Or White is so absurdly synthetic and divorced from the real world that a stiff breeze could blow the whole thing into the Pacific. 1.5/5 rotten Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve January 29, 2015 +1362 It might not be the Oscar contender it was once hailed as, but that doesn't mean it's not a solidly made film -- even a brave one, for its willingness to tackle touchy issues. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune January 29, 2015 +1362 A flawed but noble look at race. 3.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times January 29, 2015 +1362 Costner deserves credit for continuing to make - or, at least trying to make - grown-up movies. But he's undercut at almost every point here by director Mike Binder ... 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger January 29, 2015 +1362 Mike Binder's got the heart but not the grit to fully tap the potential of this well intentioned drama. rotten Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute January 29, 2015 +1362 "Black or White""... is notable for what it doesn't try to do. It doesn't assess America's racial attitudes based on the headlines of the day or use its story... to placate or to inflame." fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 29, 2015 +1362 Mostly the movie is an excuse for Binder to set up straw-man arguments and tear them down disingenuously. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly January 28, 2015 +1362 Good acting and plenty to think about, but a better director than Mike Binder would have made a better film. 3/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer January 28, 2015 +1362 Willing to acknowledge a thorny middle ground without ever finding a satisfying path through it, Black or White is a film all about matters of race that hardly matters at all. rotten William Goss 0 Austin Chronicle January 28, 2015 +1362 "Despite excellent performances by Kevin Costner, Octavia Spencer and other cast members, Mike Binder's racially tinged custody battle drama ""Black or White"" never achieves much in the way of dramatic credibility." 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 28, 2015 +1362 Kevin Costner continues a quietly incremental comeback with this child-custody drama. It could have been his Kramer vs. Kramer-but doesn't even come close. rotten Michael Sauter 0 Film Journal International January 28, 2015 +1362 Not since the last Dinesh D'Souza flick has a movie seemed so eager to tell us who are the good black people and who the bad ones. rotten Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice January 27, 2015 +1362 Definitely tilts toward the white guy POV, but still a smart, quotable and well-acted drama that turns stereotypes on their ears. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 27, 2015 +1362 Worth the investment for veteran Costner's vintage performance and for the way in which the timely script dares to tackle some tough social questions in refreshingly-realistic, if perhaps politically-incorrect fashion. 3/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News January 25, 2015 +1362 The filmmaker and his on-screen proxies boldly go places our national discourse desperately needs to go, yet rarely does. fresh Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times December 2, 2014 +1362 This is a tiresome interracial custody dramedy in which white non-guilt righteously dukes it out with black melodrama. rotten Wesley Morris 1 Grantland September 12, 2014 +1362 Kevin Costner shines in Mike Binder's disappointingly dull and safe-playing race relations drama. rotten Scott Foundas 1 Variety September 12, 2014 +1362 The film's sentiments are so hollow they wind up doing an injustice to the very real problems that exist in a world where racial inequality and the myriad of concerns the spring from it, are far more complex than simply black and white. D rotten Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist September 11, 2014 +1362 Flawed but engaging, with an excellent performance by Kevin Costner. 7/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 9, 2014 +1362 A broad but touching dramedy about the racial barriers that divide us and the family ties that bind. fresh Jordan Mintzer 1 Hollywood Reporter September 7, 2014 +1362 Costner gives one of his strongest performances in recent years, but the effort is for naught in a film that ultimately doesn't have the courage to deal honestly with the issues it raises. rotten Mark Adams 0 Screen International September 7, 2014 +1363 A lightweight but most enjoyable comedy-mystery. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide October 30, 2007 +1363 A silly little whodunnit that's a mild embarrassment to all involved. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety October 30, 2007 +1363 It's all very humorous and engaging, if only for proving that American whodunits don't have to have car chases and brutality; and it has a wicked eye for the vacuity of middle-class good life and what it may conceal. fresh 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1363 Frank Perry's lackadaisical direction hobbles the forward movement of the story and keeps it from being a funny as it could be. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice August 21, 2004 +1363 For the most part this is a sharp, funny black comedy crossed with a mildly suspenseful whodunnit, although its reliance on truly dislikeable characters with more money than sense lets it down somewhat. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1363 Instantly forgettable fluff. 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1363 The movie has such a bitter core, such a distaste for its characters, that I ended up feeling uncomfortable in its company. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1363 A very mixed bag, but those who've missed a storytelling sense in American movies might want to have a look. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1363 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 21, 2005 +1363 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2005 +1363 3/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +1363 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 23, 2004 +1363 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 27, 2004 +1363 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1363 3/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) February 6, 2003 +1363 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 3, 2002 +1363 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 22, 2002 +1365 If you're a Russell fan you should know what you're in for and, overall, it's a well-constructed, entertaining film. 7/10 fresh James Evans 0 Starburst February 15, 2018 +1365 More pantomime than horror, Ken Russell's unsurprisingly outrageous romp exposes conflicting substrates of British identity. fresh Anton Bitel 0 VODzilla.co January 6, 2017 +1365 A totally strange, gore-drenched horror/comedy about ancient pagan rituals that leaves you with only one certain thought in your head: that Ken Russell is one very bent fellow. 3/5 fresh Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight February 14, 2014 +1365 Fun-filled, oddball British vampire flick 4/5 fresh Andreas Samuelson 0 Slasherpool July 27, 2006 +1365 Gleefully over the top - Ken Russell's last good movie. 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 7, 2005 +1365 Equal parts awful and hypnotic 3/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World May 13, 2005 +1365 Effective, unique horror movie. 4/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) March 11, 2004 +1365 Christianity and paganism clash in Ken Russell's campy The Lair of the White Worm. 3/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine August 25, 2003 +1365 An almost perfect savvy blend of horror and comedy that both honors the horror genre while standing it on its head. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 21, 2002 +1365 One of the worst films I've ever seen. 0/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 5, 2002 +1365 Cheap effects and gratuitous displays of nudity only heighten the film's delirious demeanor. 6 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Apollo Guide August 14, 2001 +1365 Half-serious and half-mocking, this film occupies a confused area where it isn't exactly sure what it is. 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1365 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 18, 2007 +1365 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +1365 3/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) May 19, 2005 +1365 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 28, 2005 +1365 3/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 1, 2003 +1365 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +1365 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) June 3, 2003 +1365 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net December 14, 2002 +1365 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 6, 2002 +1365 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1365 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com February 13, 2001 +1365 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1366 "A n inverse cost-to-quality ratio seems to have been operating in ""Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,"" Guy Ritchie's debut feature about four cocky young men coming up against major thugs in London's East End." fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal April 4, 2018 +1366 Fast-paced romp has violence, gangsters, drugs. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media June 14, 2012 +1366 What his other movies have done summarily or languidly, Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels does with some clear novice stumbles. It's creative and very clever. It's just not a classic. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters December 3, 2009 +1366 Once you sort out the main characters and the plot kicks into action, it becomes clear that under the shameless MTV pyrotechnics lies a structure as intricately crafted as a Feydeau farce. Guy Ritchie has a giddy gift for storytelling. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek August 18, 2008 +1366 I was thoroughly entertained while I was watching it, and I haven't hated myself since. And that is something, though I don't know exactly what. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer April 27, 2007 +1366 Expect plenty of laughs and some edge-of-your-seat sweats, but not a whole lot else. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1366 Fans of Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown are in for a treat. 3/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 22, 2004 +1366 Though Ritchie isn't the most accomplished filmmaker, his artistic use of freeze-frames, slow motion and other camera trickery proves he is a precocious talent to be reckoned with in the future. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) April 10, 2002 +1366 Ritchie orchestrates the plots and anti-plots with the delight of a sadistic child; by the end of this film, his career shows signs of smoking. fresh 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1366 The best one can say is that it's a smart cartoon, and a fairly exhausting viewing experience. 2.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1366 Even when the accents are as indecipherable as the plot, Ritchie keeps the action percolating and the humor on high. 4.5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 5, 2001 +1366 Entertaining because of its intricate plot, kinetic editing and imaginative camera angles. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1366 The punchy little flourishes that load this English gangster film with attitude are perfectly welcome, because there's no honest, substantial part of the movie they can hurt. 3.5/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1366 This may be the first movie to capture the reckless exuberance of Pulp Fiction without seeming like a blatant rip-off. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1366 The cast is revved up to sizzle, with Sting in a smallish role, and the thick cockney dialogue is more comprehensible than you might think. fresh Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic January 1, 2000 +1366 We've heard it all before, and usually with a slightly more comprehensible accent. rotten Mary Elizabeth 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1366 Lock, Stock is fun, in a slapdash way; it has an exuberance, and in a time when movies follow formulas like zombies, it's alive. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1366 Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels is a movie with absolutely nothing to say. 2/5 rotten Ray Greene 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1366 The slickly streetwise dialogue, atmospherically seedy UK underworld locations and the posse of hip, handsome male leads all contribute to the wild 'n' woolly high-energy entertainment. B+ fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1366 The film's lures, while undeniable, are synthetic, and we never do learn what fuels all the greed besides pints of beer. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1366 Maintains a light-hearted perspective, despite the blood. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +1366 With it's likeable band of rogue heroes, comedic situations and standout performances is a great way to spend two hours. 4/5 fresh Richard John 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1366 Ritchie handles his convoluted plot and frenetic pacing with elan and sprinkles it all with liberal doses of black humor and lots of quotable dialogue. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1366 A uniquely entertaining film. 8 fresh Elspeth Haughton 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1366 Guignol violence, Lock, Stock aspires to be something like the Beatles meet the Wild Bunch. Too bad it doesn't have even a rubber soul. rotten 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1366 Although there are several funny episodes, the picture as a whole never quite gels. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1366 Would be a prominent piece of low-budget filmmaking if had appeared a decade or so ago, but by now the genre is so tired, the glorification of violent criminals so prosaic, that it rates simply as an also-ran. rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1366 A very funny, very violent and altogether wonderful British crime caper that could have been made by Tarantino's cockney cousin, if he had one. 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1366 What starts out as a hodgepodge of Pulp Fiction, Trainspotting and Reservoir Dogs slowly becomes as enjoyable and visually stylish as the films from which Lock, Stock draws its comparisons. 9/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1366 The film had me alternating between a sugar high and drowsiness. One minute, I struggled to keep awake; the next, I was jumping in my seat. Neither extreme is particularly pleasurable. 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1366 Just don't expect to be dazzled by the story, because if you're like me... you'll have trouble following the faces, and hence, the plot, from one scene to another. 2/4 rotten Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +1366 Because the film has to split its running time among so many different characters, all of whom look alike and act alike but have different names, I got rather bored. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1366 Go see it if you're in the mood. You're bound to get a chuckle, but don't expect too much. rotten Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +1366 The best film since Pulp Fiction in which there are no really good guys. 3/5 fresh Bradley Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1366 An MTV-generation Peckinpah, Ritchie stages the splatter with a hideous giddiness. He's one to watch. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +1366 A wonderfully crafted and stylish bit of filmmaking. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1366 Even if flashy Ritchie's tall tale about the East End underworld starts to run out of steam, the punch line is so good that it makes up for a lot. 4/5 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1366 A rockin' good time. 3/4 fresh Jane Ganahl 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1366 Unlike Tarantino movies, this film wasn't peppered with pop references all over the place, but it did lace itself with a fine overtone of comedy and irony. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1366 You'll laugh out loud, and in the end you'll be cheering for the good guys, if you can figure out who they are and what language they're speaking. fresh 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1366 A welcome entry in the flailing neo-noir tradition. 9/10 fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Weekly January 1, 2000 +1366 Irreverent, violent and wickedly clever. 4/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1366 You're more or less bound to have a blast watching it, that is, if you don't take any of it seriously. 3/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 Deconstructing Edward January 1, 2000 +1366 Even when the violence gets out of control, as bad as 'a bad day in Bosnia,' there's an underlying level of wit and humor. 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly January 1, 2000 +1366 I cannot recommend this movie enough. It's a funny, bright thriller that is an example of twisted perfection. 4.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1366 A Laurel and Hardy film would have looked like deep sardonic humor compared with this sophomoric effort. D rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1366 A clever, complex, and comic caper that takes its share of unexpected twists and turns. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1366 Smokin'. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1366 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1366 4/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com August 27, 2005 +1366 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 8, 2004 +1366 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1366 4.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1366 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News April 10, 2002 +1366 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1366 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1366 3/4 fresh Matt Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1368 The drama effectively combines combat and potboiler courtroom drama. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 8, 2015 +1368 Tense but shallow military drama heavy on violence, language 2/5 rotten Andrea Beach 0 Common Sense Media April 1, 2015 +1368 Something is missing C rotten John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews May 19, 2013 +1368 If the makers hadn't stuck so closely to the rules, this film would have been far more engaging. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 4, 2010 +1368 Not exactly a triumphant return to form for maverick director William Friedkin, but it's not bad, either. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 23, 2003 +1368 Whereas a TV version of the same material might flounder, this slick, big-budget film works because there is legitimate doubt as to both the level of guilt of the accused and the outcome of the trial. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Pitch.com November 13, 2002 +1368 A thriller set in Yemen that turns into an ethical examination of the use of force by the military. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 21, 2002 +1368 It has the gumption to open a huge ethical can of worms without the first idea what to do with them. C rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 24, 2001 +1368 Hey, dazzle us with a movie, don't shove it down our throats. rotten Prairie Miller 0 Playboy Online April 9, 2001 +1368 A silly courtroom thriller that comes dangerously close to remaking [Joel] Schumacher's A Time to Kill. C- rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine March 19, 2001 +1368 There is little suspense. 2.5/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1368 Rules of Engagement suffers from a serious split personality disorder. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1368 At the end we have a film that attacks its central issue from all sides and has a collision in the middle. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1368 What rescues the movie, time and again, is the strength of Jones' and Jackson's performances ... and the capable direction of William Friedkin. fresh John Hartl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1368 Nothing can redeem this film's deep immorality. rotten Peter Brunette 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1368 This film was born without an ending. Instead, it just sort of stops going, in an extremely disappointing and dull fashion. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1368 This two-hour drama -- like A Few Good Men and Courage Under Fire -- is worthy of your attention. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1368 The two actors are soldiers of hard-headed substance at attention in a field of milder actors at ease. B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1368 Utterly nauseating. rotten Mike Ward 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +1368 The central flaw of Rules of Engagement is the script. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +1368 Moderately compelling and it's certainly never boring. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1368 Oddly daring and realistic. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1368 You may want to rule this one out. 3/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review January 1, 2000 +1368 A run-of-the-mill courtroom bore with one of the most anti-climatic ending in recent memory. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1368 Rules of Engagement avoids most of the typical courtroom pitfalls. fresh 0 Phantom Tollbooth January 1, 2000 +1368 The casting pays off. fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +1368 At their best, [Jackson and Jones] are merely two of the most cunning, commanding performers in all of movies. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1368 The sentiments here are thoroughly semper fi, but the result occasionally works at cross-purposes. rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1368 Both actors are excellent. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1368 Entertaining. 2.5/4 fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1368 Rules of Engagement isn't a bad film, but it's one that is often too dramatically and intellectually inert to warrant a full recommendation. 2.5/4 rotten Shay Casey 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1368 When old adversaries Childers and Colonel Cao honor each other with a poignant salute...in a quiet way, this gesture goes a long way to expose the chaos and futility of war. fresh Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1368 This drama about a massacre in Yemen takes on unexpected interest because the main character, a fiery-eyed Marine combat hero played by Samuel L. Jackson, is presented as a believably flawed man. 3/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1368 Cruelly drab. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1368 A dud that tries to hide a simplistic plot and muddled message with frenzied flag-waving and overheated performances. 1.5/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1368 The acting is good, plot holes many and concession stand just down the hall. 7/10 fresh Mac Verstandig 0 Moviereviews.org January 1, 2000 +1368 Though shrapnel-ridden and faulted, still stands proud. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +1368 Tommy Lee Jones can be a sleepwalker when he's not emotionally invested in a project; here he's in high gear. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +1368 Rules of Engagement may be a feel good movie that lacks the imaginative thrusts of David O. Russell's The Three Kings, but for what it is this is one of the better examples. 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1368 Will engross you while you're there but will fall apart in your mind as you begin to think about it later. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1368 A broad and obvious approach to ambiguous material that's virtually all plot mechanics with little nuance or characterization. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1368 Jones and Jackson in uniform absolutely command our respect. fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 1, 2000 +1368 What distinguishes Rules is its use of xenophobia to bolster its legal arguments, and presumably tap audience's deep-seated prejudices. rotten Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1368 Jones and Jackson are way too good for this material. rotten Barry Johnson 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +1368 This movie is a blunt object -- blunt, but not particularly effective. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1368 A disservice to those soldiers it would celebrate. rotten Randall King 0 Winnipeg Sun January 1, 2000 +1368 Rules of Engagement ends with one of those tacked-on postscripts that only underlines the weakness of the storyline. rotten Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +1368 It's a deftly executed crowd-pleaser, but it's dishonest to the core. rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1368 What rescues the movie, time and again, is the strength of Jones' and Jackson's performances. fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1368 It turns unavoidably static and talky. rotten Chris Scantleberry 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1368 Reconfirms the talent of onetime wunderkind director William Friedkin. fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1368 American rednecks may love Rules Of Engagement, the bloody new movie from William Friedkin. Everybody else should run for cover. rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1368 The courtroom scenes are annoying, frustrating and infuriating. rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1368 Its story turns on implausibilities and improbabilities. rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1368 Webb, Gaghan and director William Friedkin aren't courting the sensible; they're out to appeal to right-wing hawks whose talons outnumber their I.Q. points. rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1368 The logic of Rules of Engagement, a military courtroom drama, is so full of holes that the story's chief symbol is completely appropriate: an American flag, shot full of holes. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1368 Battle-tested veterans Jones and Jackson go beyond the call of duty to turn in heroic performances. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1368 Written with such murderous gravity, certainty and gloomy solemnity ... that it tends to kill our interest. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1368 Rules of Engagement never engages us. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1368 It doesn't have the chops or the ambition to wrestle with the questions it raises. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1368 At its best, Rules Of Engagement is merely bad. rotten Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +1368 A run-of-the-mill legal thriller that hopes to be a little more. rotten Ted Gideonse 1 Newsweek January 1, 2000 +1368 Nothing in this movie makes much sense. rotten Richard T. Jameson 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1368 The acting is good, plot holes many and concession stand just down the hall. 7/10 fresh Mac Verstandig 0 Stage Newspaper January 1, 2000 +1368 Preachy and predictable. 5/10 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1368 Unlike the much better 'Courage Under Fire,' in which viewers had at least four different sides of a story to choose from, 'Rules' offers only two, and only one of them is genuinely credible. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 1, 2000 +1368 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1368 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1368 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1368 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1368 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1368 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1368 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1368 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1368 2/5 rotten Sarah Hall 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1368 D rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 3, 2002 +1368 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1368 1/4 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +1368 5/10 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +1368 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1368 8/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1368 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1368 3.5/4 fresh 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +1368 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1368 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1368 2/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1368 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1368 1/5 rotten Max Messier 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1368 3/5 fresh 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +1368 4/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1368 1.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1368 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1368 2/10 rotten Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1368 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1368 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1375 ...very slow and very gentle... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 28, 2014 +1375 Walter Matthau gives a compelling, Oscar-nominated performance as a grumpy old man in this melodrama, the only film star Jack Lemmon directed. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 3, 2012 +1375 Great turn by Walter Matthau in aged makeup, and nicely directed by friend Jack Lemmon. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com June 21, 2008 +1375 There aren't many comic actors I admire more than Matthau, and he does his best to be an old man in Kotch, but the illusion simply isn't there. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1375 By all means, catch Kotch. It's a fine movie. fresh Tony Mastroianni 0 Cleveland Press November 20, 2003 +1375 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 18, 2004 +1376 The narrative is clunking and lazy, there to get characters from A to B without any respect for coherence or us, the audience. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 29, 2018 +1376 I like the actors, but the movie did them no justice. rotten Jeremy Jahns 0 JeremyJahns.com January 22, 2018 +1376 A Tyler Perry movie for white folks. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm March 4, 2011 +1376 Couples Retreat is a lazy, unimaginative comedy that, with the talent on show, should have been a whole lot more than another boring rom-com to throw on the pile. 2/5 rotten Sam Bathe 0 Fan The Fire April 15, 2010 +1376 ...an utterly incompetent comedic affair... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 14, 2010 +1376 A bit of a guilty pleasure. But, most of the humor falls flat. Interesting that it's a Vince Vaughn vehicle that doesn't give Vaughn enough to do. Paul Chambers, CNN. C- rotten Paul Chambers 0 CNNRadio February 10, 2010 +1376 full review at Movies for the Masses 1.5/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses December 10, 2009 +1376 Instead of being a sharp, witty comedy about married couples experiencing vacation therapy together, it's more of a pinheads-in-paradise routine with only a few funny lines. C rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) December 2, 2009 +1376 It's some kind of trick when a film can make Jason Bateman look unsubtle. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Nitrate Online November 19, 2009 +1376 Somewhere in all of this, there is the potential for a pretty good comedy, but this movie isn't it. 1.5/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today October 31, 2009 +1376 Couples is so formulaic, so fake and relentlessly bland, it's hard to care if any of these pairings get a divorce, drown or are eaten by sharks. It has neither the ring of truth nor the fun of fantasy. 1/5 rotten Cosmo Landesman 0 Times (UK) October 20, 2009 +1376 Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn, wrote the witless script, so have only themselves to blame. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) October 20, 2009 +1376 The debutant director is done no favours by a screenplay from Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau which gives him little to play with and them few chances to shine as actors. 1/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard October 20, 2009 +1376 A patchwork collection of derivative gags and relationship drama that seems leftover from old 'thirtysomething' episodes. 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 The Trend October 19, 2009 +1376 Retreat as quickly as possible. 1.5/4 rotten Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times October 19, 2009 +1376 For all its visual splendor, to say nothing of its likable cast, the movie never feels as liberating as its locale. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 17, 2009 +1376 Why couldn't Couples Retreat have been lighthearted and zany throughout, instead of trying to push across a message about picket-fence monogamy? rotten Dan Zak 1 Washington Post October 16, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat comes across as a movie that was made... because it was felt that if the right buttons were pushed, this might make money. 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly October 16, 2009 +1376 That the wonderful French actor Jean Reno plays the therapist is a sign that his agent is not doing a good enough job finding him film roles in American movies. 1/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly October 16, 2009 +1376 This couples-in-conflict comedy starts strongly but then slips into the turquoise water of paradise lost. 2/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) October 16, 2009 +1376 Bora Bora was a beautiful location to film at and added that much needed taste of paradise to a rather bitter sweet subject of a troubled marriage. 3/5 fresh Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum October 16, 2009 +1376 A rom-com short on romance and even shorter on laughs. 2/5 rotten Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine October 16, 2009 +1376 Expectations of farce are stymied by long stretches of mid-life navel gazing. 2/5 rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out October 16, 2009 +1376 Rather like an unsuitable partner, Couples Retreat starts out fun before gradually getting annoying and then becoming downright aggravating. While it's not the worst film ever, there are times when it feels as irritating as sunburn. 3/5 rotten James Mottram 0 Film4 October 16, 2009 +1376 It is this vanity, this overweening self-regard, that makes Couples Retreat such a chore to sit through. 1/5 rotten Toby Young 0 Times (UK) October 16, 2009 +1376 A loo book written by Pol Pot would have more laughs than this chillingly unfunny, cynically prefabricated non-comedy. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 16, 2009 +1376 The only thing that will keep your attention for the duration is the stunning Tahitian scenery that acts the films setting. On reflection this is probably what swayed most of the cast to sign up to this inane guff of a film in the first place. 2/5 rotten Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies October 16, 2009 +1376 Entertainment on a par with sitting through your neighbours' holiday slideshow. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy October 16, 2009 +1376 Universal's latest is merely adequate, and will likely be best enjoyed by the happily indulgent and mildly inebriated. 3/5 rotten Charles Gant 0 Heat Magazine October 16, 2009 +1376 About as much fun as having a holiday ruined by bickering, self-involved couples, this is one romcom you really should retreat from. 2/5 rotten Chris Prince 0 Sky Cinema October 16, 2009 +1376 A trip to the innermost circle of comedy hell. 1/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) October 16, 2009 +1376 A comedy deserving to be buried up to its head in sand, drizzled in cooking oil and then left to fry until crispy. 1/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) October 16, 2009 +1376 Fewer laughs than the average episode of ITV's Benidorm. 2/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) October 16, 2009 +1376 Sadly for us though, Favreau and Vaughn are likely to continue their profitable relationship for some time to come. 2/5 rotten 0 The Sun (UK) October 16, 2009 +1376 If it were a send-up of couples therapy and its absurd language the film would at least be about something, but it hasn't even that much intelligence. 1/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) October 16, 2009 +1376 Vaughn manages to grab more screen time to showcase his charisma but do we really need to watch his midlife crisis unfold over the course of nearly two hours? 2/5 rotten Anna Smith 0 Metro (UK) October 16, 2009 +1376 The script for this comedy is so half-baked that we begin to wonder why it was made at all. Not only is it resolutely unfunny, but it never dips beneath a superficial examination of relationship cliches. 1.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 16, 2009 +1376 ...truly dismal...This is a movie to avoid. 1/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 15, 2009 +1376 Floundering, only intermittently funny. Wait for the dvd. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate October 15, 2009 +1376 Hugely disappointing, painfully unfunny comedy that completely wastes its talented cast and then compounds the misery with a dismal script. 1/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 15, 2009 +1376 Couples, retreat: this movie has the power to make any date feel as endless and soul-sucking as the lifetime's worth of defective, hateful marriages that doom the film's protagonists. 0.5/4 rotten Shaula Clark 0 Boston Phoenix October 14, 2009 +1376 It's too easy to say that Peter Billingsley shot his eye out with this inept comic trifle, but...well, he shot his eye out. 1/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out October 14, 2009 +1376 The actresses are so wasted, they're even demoted to fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth billing under every one of the dudes. At least the guys aren't having fun either. D rotten Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly October 14, 2009 +1376 Good for some laughs and some likable characters; Vaughn and Favreau stand out while Bateman fades into the background 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com October 13, 2009 +1376 a Tyler Perry movie for the rest of America, without so much melodrama 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 12, 2009 +1376 A bit like getting relationship advice from a clown. A really, really unfunny one. 1.5/5 rotten Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex October 11, 2009 +1376 Although it has its moments, Couples Retreat isn't so much a movie but rather a giant excuse for some real-life BFFs to hang out in South Pacific. 2/4 rotten Kit Bowen 0 The Movie Kit October 11, 2009 +1376 Tawdry and tedious, 'Couples Retreat' is a retread of the almost equally unfunny 'License to Wed.' 1/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 10, 2009 +1376 Mandatory marriage counseling ruins vacation in battle-of-the-sexes sitcom. 3/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze October 10, 2009 +1376 With Couple's Retreat, we're hoping for a Wedding Crashers redux we can turn into a date night. But all we get is something else to bitch about. 1.5/4 rotten Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch October 10, 2009 +1376 I feel no pity for Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau who co-wrote the piece. For their co-stars...we hope this career-killer is worth the paycheck. 3/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald October 10, 2009 +1376 The secret to a happy marriage involves falling in love over and over again with the same person. 'Couples Retreat' offers an amusing illustration of that old saying. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 10, 2009 +1376 We have another durable candidate for a slew of Razzie Awards... Vaughn plays the same persona in every movie. He has a blustery, cocksure swagger on the outside while hiding his deep-seated insecurities. 1.5/4 rotten Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum October 10, 2009 +1376 The former swingers settle for standard gags in the moderately amusing Couples Retreat 2.5/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 October 9, 2009 +1376 For a great deal of its running time it is raw, uncompromising and very, very funny, and even when things hit a dry spell I was still moved and amused enough to not particularly care. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 9, 2009 +1376 The twosome that sparks most agreeably is Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau. ... The humor isn't always highbrow, but it works. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 9, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat is like watching somebody's boring vacation videos, except that they're filled with big stars. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 9, 2009 +1376 This is one of those films, like last week's Whip It and so many others of late, that looks like it was a lot fun to make. It's just not all that much fun to watch. C- rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 9, 2009 +1376 "The ""retreat"" in the title is surely a warning to any potential ticket buyers." D+ rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO October 9, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat is a comedy/drama mix, but it's mostly the comedy parts that work. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies October 9, 2009 +1376 There are also scenes, the disjointed kind that wander off aimlessly in the vague hope of finding a movie, not to mention a laugh. 1/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail October 9, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat is a comedy of exhaustion. But it is the comedy itself, in both concept and execution, that seems tired. 1/5 rotten 1 New York Times October 9, 2009 +1376 Greatly silly and unexpectedly wise at times. 2.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post October 9, 2009 +1376 This deeply unfunny film is further proof that movie comedy these days -- in its acting, writing, directing -- is far below the average sitcom. F rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor October 9, 2009 +1376 Has nothing to offer but a lively ensemble cast and beautiful scenery while falling flat as a comedy that's painfully low on laughs and high on juvenile, asinine and uninspired attempts at humor. 3.0/10 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru October 9, 2009 +1376 during the shark attack . . . the sympathy was not necessarily with the humans in the water 0/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews October 9, 2009 +1376 At least Vince Vaughn, Jon Favreau and their fellow cast and crewmates were able to spend time on a gorgeous tropical island while making this mirthless, half-hearted relationship comedy. 1.5/5 rotten John P. McCarthy 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 9, 2009 +1376 Instead of capitalizing on some original issues, the tired standards are glossed over and solved, but not in a funny way. rotten Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan October 9, 2009 +1376 All the marriage-mending becomes really tiresome when all we want is some laughs. rotten David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan October 9, 2009 +1376 A loud, crude, dreary misfire that feels like it was cobbled together from material cut from other lousy comedies. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 9, 2009 +1376 The only way to look at Couples Retreat as a bookend to Swingers is to note how far these two talented stars have fallen. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever October 9, 2009 +1376 By the time it starts getting dramatic, I was rooting for each one of them to get a divorce. 1/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com October 9, 2009 +1376 The whole production just comes off as a paid vacation at Club Med for Vaughn and friends. rotten Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com October 9, 2009 +1376 A giant black hole in the center of the comedy universe sucking in the best ideas and situations from other entities into an inescapable ride to nothingness. 1.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com October 9, 2009 +1376 "For those of us who were weened on the idea that we're all ""money, and we don't even know it"" Couples Retreat is a little difficult to see, but is it bad? Not entirely. It's not entirely good either." rotten Matthew Razak 0 Examiner.com October 9, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat is neither funny nor honest. The exact opposite of a retreat, it's merely exhausting. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com October 9, 2009 +1376 Beneath the ham acting and the relentless banter is a serious movie about relationships. We're being sold laughs, but a few sober thoughts are delivered. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 9, 2009 +1376 It's too bad Couples Retreat is so poorly written and conceived, given the talented cast and chemistry between Vaughn and pal Favreau. We're meant to relate to these hapless folks or laugh at their foibles, but more often we wince. 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 9, 2009 +1376 Earnest, not particularly funny, and ultimately unforgivably sentimental. Somewhere along the way someone forgot humour. 2.5 rotten Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) October 9, 2009 +1376 Vaughn, Favreau and company phone it in - all the way from Bora Bora - in this lame relationship comedy. 2/5 rotten Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com October 9, 2009 +1376 The film maintains a sufficiently pleasant comic vibe as the couples bicker and pick away at each other, but director Peter Billingsley never really brings matters to a satisfying boil. 2/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) October 8, 2009 +1376 The cast's enthusiasm goes a long way toward keeping the whole mediocre affair from becoming completely intolerable. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 8, 2009 +1376 This is what passes for middle of the road comedy these days, safe without being prudish, never too disturbing, never too funny. rotten Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National October 8, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat turns out to be a sloppy, choppy mess. 2/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) October 8, 2009 +1376 If an easy watch is what you're after this will do the trick, simply keep expectations at a modest level and it won't be a waste of time. fresh 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 8, 2009 +1376 Despite the potential for humour from the couples and their relationship problems, the script relies on lame situation jokes. 2/5 rotten Des Partridge 0 Courier Mail (Australia) October 8, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat is ridiculous and whorish, but the minds behind it are too sharp to simply leave it at that. 2.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend October 8, 2009 +1376 Doesn't have either the guts or wherewithal to follow through with the humor and stick to its setup. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies October 8, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat is an unending parade of offensive scenes, a tedious cavalcade of miserable, shallow people with whom we are no doubt supposed to identify but with whom we should hope to see nothing in common. 3/10 rotten Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com October 8, 2009 +1376 Vaughn/Favreau marriage comedy has lots of sex, drinking. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media October 8, 2009 +1376 The end result, sad to say, is just about as entertaining as watching someone else's home movies for two solid hours 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com October 8, 2009 +1376 Parental Content Review rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! October 8, 2009 +1376 Kinda stupid, kinda funny. It's the ultimate fall film. C rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston October 8, 2009 +1376 It's not that the laughs aren't there, it's just that they're telegraphed. 2/4 rotten Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review October 8, 2009 +1376 What's depressing is that there's hardly a creative spark in this sour, offensive, contrived story, and its sloppiness is more consistent than its comedy. rotten Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine October 8, 2009 +1376 Offers nothing new to the tropical vacation comedy ... not even the funniest bits from the commercials really stack up to much of the cast's weakest work to date. 4.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 8, 2009 +1376 A marriage-renewal comedy with a decent cast, a few good ideas and no clear grasp on what to do with them. 2/4 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 8, 2009 +1376 Enjoy the stunning South Pacific views, but don't expect some enchanted evening. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 8, 2009 +1376 The acting is a mixed bag. Jon Favreau and Faizon Love, who never hit a false note, are the standouts. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 8, 2009 +1376 If you must, go for the scenery. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star October 8, 2009 +1376 The various therapies -- talk, yoga, massage -- serve only to set up tired insult humor and smarmy sight gags. rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader October 8, 2009 +1376 Trouble in paradise. That's the overly familiar premise of this sun-poisoned comedy. 2/4 rotten David Hiltbrand 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 8, 2009 +1376 Ever go on a vacation where most of the people around seem to be having more fun than you? Then you already know what it'll feel like to visit Couples Retreat. 2.5/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News October 8, 2009 +1376 There's only one winner in this film, and it's Applebee's. Take my word for it and watch some Travel Channel instead. D rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony October 8, 2009 +1376 The cast got to spend a month shooting on Bora Bora. So that explains why they're in the movie. Why you'd spend good money for a ticket to watch them have all the fun and not have any fun yourself passes understanding. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 8, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat is a pleasant, undemanding, middle-of-the-road comedy, and really, were you expecting anything else? 2.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 8, 2009 +1376 Billingsley does a good job on selling the beauty of the island, but only a serviceable one in telling this story. Then again, there isn't all that much to tell. 2/4 rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 8, 2009 +1376 We just keep wishing they would get out of the way and let us enjoy the pretty scenery. D rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet October 8, 2009 +1376 Imagine that you are listening in on the marriage-counseling sessions of the dullest couple you know. Multiply that by four, and you've got a pretty good approximation of the experience of watching Couples Retreat. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 8, 2009 +1376 ...may be set in Bora-Bora, but it's about as much fun as a lock down with an obsessive religious cult. C- rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 8, 2009 +1376 Watching Couples Retreat cowriters Favreau and Vince Vaughn play schlubby husbands is like showing up to your high school reunion to find that the once-sharply dressed cool guys with the fake IDs are now fat and bald. And married. C- rotten Ande Dagan 0 E! Online October 8, 2009 +1376 The only really funny moments in Couples Retreat are bits that were clearly ad-libbed by the film's stars, Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 8, 2009 +1376 Yes, there's pointed human comedy to be mined from the very real stresses of married life, but this bonehead idiots-in- paradise farce raises issues only to gloss them over. 1/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 8, 2009 +1376 It's hard to know if more convincing relationships would have made a difference in a movie so committed to funny accents and potty jokes, but at least it would have shown some effort. D+ rotten Scott Tobias 1 AV Club October 8, 2009 +1376 After traveling to Eden with the shallow, self-involved, unpleasant twits that populate Couples Retreat, you'll be wishing they'd all have packed their bags and gone straight to hell, instead. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 8, 2009 +1376 Might be funnier with several rum punches in hand. rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice October 8, 2009 +1376 It's one bland scene after another, played at medium pace with middling creativity, punctuated with a near-desperate attempt at a laugh 1.5/5 rotten Norm Schrager 0 Filmcritic.com October 8, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat leaves a good cast stranded without a script, although the cast isn't in much of a position to complain. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 8, 2009 +1376 Every time the performers insinuate some fresh response, the concepts close in on them. I began to dread even the funny bits, because I knew director Peter Billingsley would milk them to death. 1/4 rotten Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun October 8, 2009 +1376 Before booking a ticket, I urge you to retreat. 0/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle October 8, 2009 +1376 A comedy without any identifiable humor. Retreat is dreadful, but to consider just how many gifted performers are here treading water makes the heart sick. Ralphie, how dare you. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com October 8, 2009 +1376 Predictable, but humorous. 3.5/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb October 8, 2009 +1376 Couples, retreat. rotten Nick Pinkerton 1 L.A. Weekly October 8, 2009 +1376 Though I enjoy nearly everyone on-screen in Couples Retreat, I found it pretty meager and more than a little depressing. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune October 8, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat is essentially Vaughn and Favreau's baby, and it is absolutely, inexcusably terrible. 1/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 8, 2009 +1376 Maybe it's pointless to complain about the shocking lack of elegance to an instantly forgettable bit of multiplex fluff like Couples Retreat. It's like complaining about the food at Applebee's... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 8, 2009 +1376 "On the surface, ""Couples Retreat"" appears to be a quickly stitched together comedy that places a bunch of likable actors in a tropical setting for some cheap laughs. And that's exactly what it is." 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound October 8, 2009 +1376 The scenery makes you want to be somewhere other than a movie theater, and the movie has the same effect. 1.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com October 8, 2009 +1376 It contains little comedy, except for free-standing one-liners, and no suspense, except for the timing of the obligatory reconciliation. It doesn't even make you think you'd like to visit its island paradise. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 8, 2009 +1376 Has no redeeming qualities whatsoever, and makes extra effort to insult its audience whenever possible. 0/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly October 7, 2009 +1376 A few funny lines and ideas emerge here and there, but Couples Retreat mostly feels repetitive and overlong at nearly two hours. You wouldn't mind getting voted off this island. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press October 7, 2009 +1376 This intermittently funny tale of four couples undergoing relationship therapy struggles hard for its occasional laughs. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter October 7, 2009 +1376 Those involved got to spend weeks at a Bora Bora luxury resort; all we get is this not lousy but unmemorable tropical-vacation comedy. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety October 7, 2009 +1376 Couples Retreat plays like the NBA All-Star game: What seems like a dream-team exhibition of pros at the top of their game too often turns into an undisciplined mess. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic October 7, 2009 +1376 Couples, a sputtering if sporadically amusing misfire, packed a lot of actors off to a pretty location and gave them nothing funny or deep to do. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 7, 2009 +1376 Thanks to Vaughn, Favreau, and the stray sharp lines that pop out of everyone else, the film at least offers the lively sound of egos that still know how to swing. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly October 7, 2009 +1376 If you feel like a date movie with a little romance, big laughs, witty dialogue, appealing characters and a spectacular location, this is not it... [an] embarrassment and an insult to audiences who might be conned into thinking it's escapist fun. rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile October 5, 2009 +1376 Mean, miserable married men. Not funny. A toddler easily steals the movie. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com October 4, 2009 +1376 2.5/4 rotten 0 National Post October 9, 2009 +1376 2.5/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 9, 2009 +1376 1/5 rotten Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film October 9, 2009 +1376 C- rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com October 9, 2009 +1376 2/5 rotten Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review October 9, 2009 +1376 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 9, 2009 +1376 2/5 rotten Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com October 9, 2009 +1377 Racing film with a genuinely odd atmosphere. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television August 22, 2014 +1377 Howard Hawks is a great film director; his reputation is assured and seldom assailed today, so the revelation of a Red Line won't do him much harm. rotten Dan Callahan 0 House Next Door February 23, 2011 +1377 It juggles race track thrills with those in the boudoir, and comes up short in the romance department. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 16, 2007 +1377 Depending on your point of view, you'll find it either beautifully pure or sadly unshaded. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1377 C fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 8, 2013 +1378 Quietly moving story of a boy dealing with loss. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +1378 A very touching film that features great performances all around. This is the type of movie you'll watch and wonder why you've never heard more about it. 4/5 fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com September 27, 2002 +1378 Shows how misfits can be necessary spiritual teachers for youth coming-of-age. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 27, 2002 +1378 C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1378 1/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly November 4, 2005 +1378 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 21, 2005 +1378 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 11, 2005 +1378 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 15, 2004 +1378 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal April 16, 2004 +1378 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 21, 2004 +1378 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1378 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1378 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 13, 2002 +1378 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1378 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1378 3/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1378 1/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1378 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1378 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1378 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1378 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1378 3.5/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1378 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly September 15, 1995 +1380 A panel in Michael Haneke's trilogy about gratuitous acts of vioelnce and their devastating effects. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 1, 2011 +1380 Segues between its various pawns before coldly, cruelly sending them to their execution. C rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 2, 2007 +1380 The film's Endsville, when we reach it, is almost an anticlimax, thanks to the masterfully orchestrated ensemble acting and the countless dramatic mini-explosions unleashed along the way. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice July 11, 2006 +1381 What makes Knocked Up stand out is not just the fact that the jokes are side-splittingly funny but that nearly everything that happens to the couple rings so true. 4/5 fresh Kaleem Aftab 0 The List November 3, 2018 +1381 The very fact that some clearly juvenile filmmakers have hit on the truth that a baby in the womb is as much a life as the one cradled in its mother's arms is encouraging. fresh Megan Basham 0 WORLD October 16, 2018 +1381 What really sells it is a fantastic support cast featuring Paul Rudd, Jason Segel, Kristen Wiig, Jonah Hill and Leslie Mann. 4.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) June 14, 2018 +1381 ... Seth Rogen and Katherine Heigl have great chemistry onscreen and they are hysterical together. B+ fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 12, 2017 +1381 [Apatow] makes responsibility and commitment funny; no mean feat. fresh Aaron Mesh 0 Willamette Week July 8, 2014 +1381 What makes most of Knocked Up work is its ability to squeeze big laughs out of real-world situations. B+ fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) July 8, 2014 +1381 Knocked Up proves that hit comedy doesn't have to dumb down for its demographic. 4/5 fresh Andrew Collins 0 Radio Times February 10, 2014 +1381 With sparkling performances from Rogen and Heigl, Apatow once again shows his sharp eye for talent and continuing knack for hits. fresh Tim Basham 0 Paste Magazine August 3, 2013 +1381 The jokes, which are in the absolute poorest taste, remain hilarious, while a newer, deeper humanism, sensed in momentary flashes in the earlier film, is now fully on display. fresh Peter Brunette 0 Screen International August 3, 2013 +1381 The movie is a decisive breakthrough for Apatow, whose comic instincts go hand in hand with an unfashionable empathy. 5/5 fresh Ben Kenigsberg 0 Time Out Chicago August 3, 2013 +1381 It's a hysterical, well acted, and wonderful glimpse at impending parenthood from a man's perspective... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed February 1, 2013 +1381 It's a movie with heart and with balls, and it knows when to use each of them. 5/5 fresh Ali Gray 0 TheShiznit.co.uk November 3, 2012 +1381 If Apatow was seeking to make a film that's smutty and funny, but also romantic and realistic about relationships, he's succeeded admirably. 4/5 fresh Nick Levine 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +1381 Knocked Up is possibly the best comedy of the year. 9/10 fresh Mike Barnard 0 Future Movies UK July 6, 2010 +1381 For all of its filthy tirades, Knocked Up is perhaps one of the more sentimental and honorable morality tales this year, featuring more educational value and entertainment than all of the after school specials in the world. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1381 There are also surprisingly few subplots for a movie that lasts more than two hours. What is on display, however, is very fertile stuff. fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight July 6, 2010 +1381 Apatow's cockeyed Citizen Kane, merging goofball, pothead jokes with a plausible story of unshakable relationship discomfort; a broad mismatch of personalities and body shapes glued together by the cruelty of insemination. A fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 28, 2009 +1381 Interesting blend of frat-house smarm and emotional incisiveness fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 27, 2009 +1381 The film seethes with misdirected and unrecognized anger. 2/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix April 23, 2009 +1381 Knocked Up is like a Hallmark Greeting Card with crude verse. It's is an uneasy mix of ethnic humor, slacker humor, and human drama -- some is amusing, some is indulgent, and some is strained. 2.0/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 Fayetteville Free Weekly February 2, 2009 +1381 [A] very funny Peter Pan-and-Wendy- get-preggers story. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR.org October 18, 2008 +1381 "A pleasant enough comedy that doesn't take the ""gross out"" too far and presents a complex, if egotistical view of pregnancy and responsibility." 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight September 30, 2008 +1381 Apatow simply knows funny when he sees it, and he gives his actors' ample opportunity to plumb all possible comic depths. 9/10 fresh Heather Huntington 0 ReelzChannel.com August 25, 2008 +1381 Knocked Up really comes alive when it has something to say about the thorny responsibilities -- and unexpected blessings -- of adult relationships. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1381 For all its avowed interest in life -- as in, you know, the biological imperatives of our existence -- its characters seem acquainted only with television. rotten Thomas Peyser 0 Style Weekly (Richmond, VA) May 10, 2008 +1381 Apatow's talent for accurately portraying his generation at their most self-absorbed doesn't quite go as far at justifying the script's patchy, haphazard conflicts at it does toward explaining the film's bloated running time. rotten Eric Henderson 0 When Canses Were Classeled May 10, 2008 +1381 everything about it is great 3.5/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is April 24, 2008 +1381 There is always something to smile about and identify with. If you're a slacker, condescending or extremely hormonal this film has someone for you to worship. 9/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review March 3, 2008 +1381 Somehow, some way, Apatow has crafted that rarest of gems -- equal parts heart and crass. 7/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 Colorado Springs Gazette February 28, 2008 +1381 Knocked Up is an instant classic, and cements Apatow's status as the top comedic director in the business 5/5 fresh Marlow Stern 0 Manhattan Movie Magazine December 18, 2007 +1381 "Stupidest and most overhyped piece of garbage since ""Little Miss Sunshine" rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 8, 2007 +1381 Raunchy but tender comedy about sex and parenthood. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media October 31, 2007 +1381 A fun, relevant, raunchy and often hilarious movie. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 28, 2007 +1381 Although this story about a mismatched couple expecting a baby strains credibility and sometimes pushes the limits of good taste, it delivers plenty of belly laughs. fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 15, 2007 +1381 I chuckled some; I smiled a lot. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation September 15, 2007 +1381 The professionally ambitious Alison and the unemployed slacker Ben are the ultimate odd couple, both likable though unsuited in every way. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) September 15, 2007 +1381 If Judd Apatow is going to set the gold standard for American screen comedy, it's only natural to start expecting more. rotten Nick Pinkerton 0 Stop Smiling September 15, 2007 +1381 Apatow's hardly the first filmmaker to go all gooshy on the subject of kids after becoming a father himself, but with his comic talent and flair for character, you'd think his movie would be more insightful about impending parenthood. rotten Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly September 15, 2007 +1381 It's hard to deny the fact that, all this considered, it's a work of art, even with that title. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies September 15, 2007 +1381 Now that he's tackled the topic of sex, Apatow continues his exploration into the world of relationships with the next logical step -- pregnancy -- and in doing so, has created another cult classic. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com September 15, 2007 +1381 Maybe I'm being a little harsh on this movie, because there are a couple of funny scenes here and there, but they are so outweighed by the ones that bored me silly, they're not the ones that I remember. 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 15, 2007 +1381 It's just too refreshing to see a well-made, genuinely funny comedy that is actually about something meaningful. 3.5/5 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 15, 2007 +1381 Ultimately it's a refreshing, amusing, and surprisingly touching comedy. 3/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald September 15, 2007 +1381 A mostly funny, occasionally charming, steadily foul-mouthed, frequently well-written, otherwise downright stupid comedy, enjoyable in spite of its unaccountably overblown length of over two hours. 2.5/4 fresh Janos Gereben 0 Entertainment Insiders September 15, 2007 +1381 Finally, a breath of fresh air arrives in the stale summer of sequels. 4.5/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb September 15, 2007 +1381 Given that I like everyone involved, it is puzzling to me that I did not enjoy it, but such is life. rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review September 15, 2007 +1381 You will recognize Ben Stone, in all his potheaded, work-fearing glory, and the laugh of recognition is surely the purest of all laughs. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 12, 2007 +1381 Extremely funny, well written and sharply observed comedy with strong comic performances from its talented cast. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 24, 2007 +1381 Funny, rude and with a heart of gold that surprisingly doesn't grate. 4/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard August 24, 2007 +1381 This is a rare thing - a comedy for both him and her. 4/5 fresh Stuart McGurk 0 thelondonpaper August 24, 2007 +1381 If the essence of great comedy is truth then Knocked Up falls some way short. 3/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) August 24, 2007 +1381 Very funny for an hour, Judd Apatow's script and direction are finally mugged by a gang worse than any of these. The feelgood moralists, who terrorise all parts of Tinseltown. fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times August 24, 2007 +1381 A satire on American infantilism - or an example of it? Either way, it's funny. 4/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 24, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up really is the comedy of the year. 4/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) August 24, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up reinvents the romantic comedy for a new generation. 4/5 fresh Matthew De 0 Film4 August 24, 2007 +1381 It's so funny that you'll be snorting popcorn out of your nose before the end. 4/5 fresh Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com August 24, 2007 +1381 The mix of emotionally rich humour and sheer bawdy pleasures makes Knocked Up one of the finest Hollywood comedies for years. If you have someone special in your life, this just maybe the best date movie ever. 4/5 fresh Aubrey Day 0 Total Film August 24, 2007 +1381 The year's best comedy; one that confirms the arrival of an extended group of talent that looks set to take the studio comedy crown from the likes of Ferrell, Stiller and Carrey. 5/5 fresh Ben Walters 1 Time Out August 24, 2007 +1381 Warm, funny, smart. The best rom-com in a long time. 4/5 fresh Neon Kelly 0 Little White Lies August 24, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up touches places most comedies wouldn't dare, some of them scarily biological, some of them scarily accurate. It's the sleeper hit of the summer, but don't worry: it's much better than that. 4/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine August 24, 2007 +1381 There's no doubt director/writer Apatow is supplying a national service by allowing the inept to feel adequate about themselves. rotten Brandon Judell 0 Entertainment Asylum August 3, 2007 +1381 As with the best comedies, the film mines its laughs from recognizable human traits. Its premise might sound like something some folks might dread, but as a movie, it's everything you could wish for. A fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) July 25, 2007 +1381 Has its moments, but not enough of them, and it ends up not saying much of anything. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +1381 A highly scathing jolt of relationship reality. 3.5/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald July 17, 2007 +1381 Judd Apatow's Knocked Up may have a provocative title, but just like a TV sitcom that placates an audience's apprehension about the real world, it neither titillates nor challenges. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press July 11, 2007 +1381 The humor arises from the situations and the characters, not from an overeager screenwriter's determination to cram as many jokes and putdowns into the script as possible. B fresh Chris Kaltenbach 0 Baltimore Sun July 10, 2007 +1381 Goodhearted and refreshingly messy. fresh Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian July 10, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up isn't better because it is more realistic, but this approach lends the material an appropriately mature tone. fresh Rob Humanick 0 Stranger Song July 3, 2007 +1381 From the ridiculous to the profound, there are many truths in this smart comedy that takes flight from its talented cast. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile June 29, 2007 +1381 "For all the talk of ""morals"" in the American cultural dialogue, stoner Ben says the only thing that really should matter: ""I just want to do right by you." 8/10 fresh Stephen Himes 0 Flak Magazine June 28, 2007 +1381 Like many films of late, Knocked Up is a little too long, but it's worth it in the end. Stone is so pathetic, we need extra time for Apatow to convince us that Alison shouldn't have an abortion 4/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week June 27, 2007 +1381 It shows Nine Months what a great childbirth comedy can be. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine June 26, 2007 +1381 We often feel like our hopes and dreams are over once a child enters the equation, but it's movies like this that help remind us it's only the beginning. 4.5/5 fresh Erik Davis 0 Cinematical June 26, 2007 +1381 There is raunch aplenty, but none that doesn't serve a story that is sharp, smart and wry 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews June 23, 2007 +1381 There are some downsides, but you have enough laughs, so it's entertaining. I wouldn't throw the baby out with the bathwater, just go in knowing this is not the next classic romantic comedy. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com June 22, 2007 +1381 A male fantasy of rescue from irrelevance... 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) June 19, 2007 +1381 Apatow loves his actors and the characters they play, and the improvisational spirit on his set keeps the comedy fresh and real. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 16, 2007 +1381 I did not know what to expect going into this film. I was prepared for an offensive natured film, but I was very surprised. This film was clean and had taste. 4/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum June 14, 2007 +1381 "Knocked Up"" is one hilarious moment on top of another..." 3.5/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review June 12, 2007 +1381 [Apatow] sees love as something that can slip in the back door when the front door is barricaded by common sense. 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly June 12, 2007 +1381 The movie gets a lot of mileage from the boys' bonding over shared fears, frustrations, and yearnings. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters June 9, 2007 +1381 It is hilarious, heartwarming and an absolute delight from beginning to end. 4/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) June 8, 2007 +1381 It is not easy to walk that tightrope between clever, witty, insightful humor and bawdy farce, but Apatow seems to walk it with ease. B+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope June 7, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up isn't going to help change the world or anything, but at the very least it may help take one's mind off the relentlessly dismal headlines. I don't know what greater service a mere movie can perform these days. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer June 6, 2007 +1381 Engagingly raunchy, but strip Apatow's films of their vulgarity and they'd warm the heart of a Production Code censor from a half century ago. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 6, 2007 +1381 "The film simply can't and doesn't live up to the lofty expectations created by its ""Virgin"" predecessor." 4.5/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! June 6, 2007 +1381 Brush aside the crude formula and bathroom humor and you've got yourself a surprisingly delicate social commentary. 2.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly June 6, 2007 +1381 Not only is it hysterically funny, but it's refreshing to see a movie about adults that's not dumbed down for kids. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 6, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up is an ambient, funny movie more devoted to enjoying the journey of its characters' world than it is bothered with its destination. 9/10 fresh Jeff Otto 0 cinemaobsession.com June 5, 2007 +1381 An unlikely but likable comedy, bigger on sweetness than it is on belly laughs. 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews June 5, 2007 +1381 As observational satire, it lacks the outcast verve that comes with real outrage. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 5, 2007 +1381 One of the best scenes in the film belongs to Harold Ramis as Ben's dad. When Ben goes to his father with concerns about his own impending fatherhood, the two share a lovely heart to heart. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org June 5, 2007 +1381 With equal measures of raunch and sentimentality, Knocked Up explores the minefield of imminent parenthood for two people who don't know each other very well. B fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 June 5, 2007 +1381 Although I loved this movie, I'm getting tired of the King of Queens world where attractive, capable women fall in love with/end up mothering shlubby, childish men. 3/4 fresh Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) June 4, 2007 +1381 It's all about pushing the envelope and scoring one for less attractive, socially awkward males. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews June 4, 2007 +1381 Its best and worst attribute is how nice it is. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) June 4, 2007 +1381 Apatow's ability to wring laughs both large and small out of ordinary situations is enviable. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 4, 2007 +1381 A hilarious family values flick which manages to convince you that it's possible to transform a misogynist into a doting father on the guilt of an unplanned pregnancy. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Black Star News June 4, 2007 +1381 Run out and see this baby. 4/4 fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers June 4, 2007 +1381 A refreshingly frank, funny odd-couple comedy with engaging leads and too many belly laughs to count. fresh Tom Charity 1 CNN.com June 3, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up is a knockout. 9/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com June 3, 2007 +1381 ... a genuine honesty and realism that lets R-rated hilarity ensue from the truth instead of mere spectacle. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com June 3, 2007 +1381 Follows the standard crude romantic comedy formula, but it does so with remarkable intelligence. It's not just crude and funny, it's also perceptive and smart. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide June 3, 2007 +1381 How can a movie be simultaneously profane and sweet? 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) June 3, 2007 +1381 ... the bawdy humor always seems to be around to keep things in check. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 2, 2007 +1381 This film is every man's wet dream. What woman wouldn't want to have a one night stand with a drunken, fat, vulgar, irresponsible, dirty looking slob? D rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine June 1, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up depicts its central concept far more truthfully than we have any right to expect: a blessed event, yes, but also chaotic, scary, and supremely difficult. B fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium June 1, 2007 +1381 Hilarious from moment to moment, but leaving behind both a warm glow and a sting. This is a picture that refuses to fetishize either the ability to conceive or the significance of our place in the universe once we've done so. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com June 1, 2007 +1381 There's value in films about supernatural heroes and bigger-than-life villains, but the ones that stick with us feature characters we can relate to. Apatow has given birth to that sort of film, and he should be a very proud papa. 3.5/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal June 1, 2007 +1381 What makes the movie so winning are its endearing and relatable characters who spout believable dialogue and amusing banter, steeped in clever pop-culture references and sharp observations of human nature. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today June 1, 2007 +1381 Beginning at the end of the traditional meet-court-marry-impregnate chain of romantic events, Apatow's clever comedy is a romance in reverse, and it works. 3/4 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide June 1, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up is a different kind of movie, a refreshing mix of the whip smart and the heartfelt. 4/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 1, 2007 +1381 One of the raunchiest, dirtiest, most hilarious movies in recent memory and, hands down, the best American comedy of the year so far. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 UGO June 1, 2007 +1381 It's hard enough to find comedies like this at any time, so it's a small and welcome miracle to come upon one in the midst of a typical movie summer, richer than ever in over-budgeted, underwhelming inanities. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine June 1, 2007 +1381 Apatow shows how a comedy should and can be more like life, without sacrificing a laugh. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 1, 2007 +1381 It's what makes Apatow's comedies so interesting: old-fashioned notions of love and commitment, delivered with honesty and without too much sentiment, decorated with a contemporary taste for the vulgar. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 1, 2007 +1381 Apatow has a gift for earthy, snarky humor and for making heroes of the lamest of doofuses. His wit is sharp, his feel for a wide range of characters is deep, and his ability to coax random hilarity out of an improvising cast is precious and rare. B+ fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian June 1, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up is a knockout. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 1, 2007 +1381 Apatow's dialogue is so good, the undercurrent of his story so inherently sweet, and the performances so engaging, that you surrender immediately. 3.5/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News June 1, 2007 +1381 Something about its portrait of the battle between men and women rings familiar and true, and it has a sweetness and innocence that elevates the best of the genre. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 1, 2007 +1381 [C]elebrat[es] as charming and inevitable and amusing and sweet what anyone who is that apparently rare specimen -- an actual, genuine grownup -- should be decrying as deplorable. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher June 1, 2007 +1381 What ultimately makes the film so satisfying is the seriousness and affection with which Apatow treats his characters, no matter how drug-addled or misguided they may be. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald June 1, 2007 +1381 I'm not saying this is a John Cassavetes film or anything, but the movie's ability to uncork one great line after another that evokes both a laugh and an uncomfortable feeling of recognition is masterful. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) June 1, 2007 +1381 It's the Sideways of the Something About Mary subgenre, a raunchy cartoon laughfest that takes its emotional issues dead seriously. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News June 1, 2007 +1381 As he did with Virgin, Apatow here pulls off the not inconsiderable feat of making the crude seem somehow endearing. There's something in the Apatow style that makes palatable material that in the hands of other directors would be tasteless. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star June 1, 2007 +1381 Already a hilarious filmmaker, Judd Apatow is maturing into an emotionally resonant storyteller. 4/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies June 1, 2007 +1381 While Apatow's movie isn't perfect, it's still a fumbling and funny valentine to the shock of pregnancy, the reality of love and the chaos of all that comes after. 3/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle June 1, 2007 +1381 Look at what else is playing in multiplexes across North America at the moment and, if you can find a film that entertains and touches as effectively, give us a call. 3.5/4 fresh Kamal Al-Solaylee 1 Globe and Mail June 1, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up is full of huge laughs and witty pop culture banter but also offers insightful and honest explorations of marriage, relationships, friendship and parenthood. B+ fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News June 1, 2007 +1381 Even if it goes on past full-term, it never seems like labor: more like a big bungle of joy. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press June 1, 2007 +1381 It's a very simple movie that ends up making room for some invitingly complex ideas. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News June 1, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up is half goofball guy-movie and half sentimental chick-flick, and it works on both levels, even if it does overstay its welcome. 3/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 1, 2007 +1381 [Helmer] Apatow and company's latest endeavor has a lot going for it, including heart and intelligence. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 1, 2007 +1381 Blisteringly hilarious from start to finish, a relationship comedy built on sturdy emotional conflict and not a series of flimsy gags. 3.5/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly June 1, 2007 +1381 Here is a movie loaded with raunchy jokes about premarital sex and getting stoned that is not just soda-out-the-nose funny but also one of the most life-affirming and pro-marriage movies ever made. 4/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 1, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up has a really surprising sweetness to it amidst some truly raunchy jokes. A- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com June 1, 2007 +1381 "Knocked Up"" has an elegance of form, a generosity of spirit and a mad determination to take things too far - and then farther -that approaches comic perfection. And in the end achieves it." 5/5 fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV June 1, 2007 +1381 Takes a worn-out plot and give it a surprisingly warm and fuzzy, yet very R-rated face lift. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Film School Rejects June 1, 2007 +1381 The situations are so painful sometimes that its almost as if Apatow sat down and made a list of the things that create friction between men and women and then wrote a script around that. 4/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com June 1, 2007 +1381 A sex comedy with a large heart and a generous spirit, Judd Apatow's Knocked Up is a thrilling piece of work - a character-driven story rooted in adult reality that's the funniest film since, uh, what? Maybe ... ever. 9 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette June 1, 2007 +1381 ...suffers from an aimless, overlong sort of vibe that often threatens to negate its many positive attributes. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 1, 2007 +1381 ...the latest movie in one of the odder hybrid genres: the cross between the romantic comedy and the gross-out fratboy farce. 2.5/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette June 1, 2007 +1381 [Apatow] dampens any impending slapstick with his brilliant, deceptively ragged dialogue; the situations live and breathe via his finely tuned talk. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 31, 2007 +1381 Judd Apatow is making comedies but also wants to tell relationship stories and get more serious at times, for better or worse. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal May 31, 2007 +1381 [Apatow] makes these basic situations as humane and as funny as you'd expect, and he makes it look effortless. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies May 31, 2007 +1381 A very lovable and witty comedy that should be a welcome friend in this sequel-heavy summer. A- fresh Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal May 31, 2007 +1381 Marks a more mature worldview and understanding of relationships from [Apatow's] last film. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies May 31, 2007 +1381 You can't go wrong with Knocked Up if you just want to laugh, and feel a bit dirty about it later. 3.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com May 31, 2007 +1381 Not only does the film treat its characters with respect and without condescension, it does so even when their actions border on the indefensible. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com May 31, 2007 +1381 It may be a bit, um, premature to say so, but Judd Apatow's Knocked Up strikes me as an instant classic, a comedy that captures the sexual confusion and moral ambivalence of our moment. fresh 1 New York Times May 31, 2007 +1381 Either an act of subversive genius or a strangely conservative scolding in the guise of a dumb comedy. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly May 31, 2007 +1381 Apatow knows growing up is a rough patch of grass but he wants to understand it. Such lofty ambitions seem to have been largely banished from romantic comedies, but here, it gives Knocked Up an honest timelessness. 5/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com May 31, 2007 +1381 An attitude bazooka full of sex, drugs and raw language, yet so high on babies and family values that this must be the first R-rated film for both sleazoid slackers and earnest right-to-lifers. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune May 31, 2007 +1381 Apatow has an original wit and golden touch that seems to cry out for more sophisticated material: It will be very interesting to see what he does with the free rein that the enormous box-office success of this movie is likely to bring him. B+ fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer May 31, 2007 +1381 It's not that Knocked Up is misogynistic -- if anything, Apatow is uxorious to a fault, scrupulously respectful of chicks and the chick stuff they do. He just doesn't seem to get exactly what that stuff is. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate May 31, 2007 +1381 Apatow's marriage of guyville and girlworld is not one made in heaven -- he's too pragmatic to observe the rom-com conventions. What's potent about Knocked Up is its down-to-earthiness. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 31, 2007 +1381 Apatow's gleefully raunchy movies are, in an odd and charming way, extremely family-friendly. fresh John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter May 31, 2007 +1381 I doubt you'll see a funnier movie this summer than Knocked Up. Apatow has clearly earned the unusual mantle of chief chronicler of modern family life in all its profane glory. fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post May 31, 2007 +1381 Even if you haven't been in this exact situation, if you ever did, this Judd Apatow fella would totally know what it's like. A fresh Dezhda Gaubert 0 E! Online May 31, 2007 +1381 Sweep aside the gross-outs and you've got the family values comedy of the year. B+ fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor May 31, 2007 +1381 Funny, honest, and generous, this is mainstream American comedy at its best. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader May 31, 2007 +1381 Apatow's awfully sharp as a chronicler of contemporary romantic anxieties. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune May 31, 2007 +1381 With his latest, writer/director Judd Apatow proves he has a very unique talent - he can create a male arrested adolescent gross-out comedy while playing to and understanding the emotions of women. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 31, 2007 +1381 The late, great Rodney Dangerfield used to say that the best part about babies is making them. Knocked Up proves that the nine-month ride can also be pretty damn fun, too. fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch May 31, 2007 +1381 While Seth Rogen's no Steve Carell, he's perfect for Knocked Up: Both the star and the movie are flabby, immature and almost always funny. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com May 31, 2007 +1381 If you want to hate on Judd Apatow's Knocked Up -- and the anti-crowd-pleaser contingent will surely ding it -- then get ready to be drowned out by the sound of laughter from the rest of us. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 31, 2007 +1381 Unlike so many comedies that rely on plastic characters based on no one from this universe, Apatow studies society and what truly makes us laugh -- which often turns out to be ourselves. A- fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony May 31, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up has more heart than any of the Hollywood blockbusters released so far this year ... combined. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) May 31, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up is so enamored of Ben and his insouciant charm that it fails to wonder what it must feel like for the girl. rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times May 31, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up is a good film. Lurking beneath the surface is a great one just dying to break free. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com May 31, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up never stops being funny, but after a while it eases into a profound commentary about commitment, sacrifice and the life-changing results of one fleeting mistake. 5/5 fresh John Thomason 0 Orlando Weekly May 31, 2007 +1381 Grownups, your summer smash has arrived. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 31, 2007 +1381 Apatow...makes the nicest movies to have ever been rated R. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) May 31, 2007 +1381 Two hours and small change seems like a lot for any movie comedy to ask of its audience. But it's hard to imagine how much Knocked Up could shed from its baggy frame without diminishing its roughhousing charms. 3.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday May 31, 2007 +1381 Those of us whose diet includes two dozen romantic comedies a year may find Apatow's crass good nature appealing. Knocked Up has something to shock almost everyone but something to make almost everyone smile, too. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer May 31, 2007 +1381 More than just laugh-out-loud funny. It's the relationship comedy of the summer and likely the best boy-meets-girl movie of the year. A- fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution May 31, 2007 +1381 An uproariously frank treatment of pregnancy and adulthood. Movies about family chaos are generally the province of PG-rated Steve Martin comedies, which makes the raw candor of Apatow's film not only refreshing, but more honest in its sentiment. A fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club May 31, 2007 +1381 Like most of Apatow's work, Knocked Up walks a perilous line between sarcasm and sentimentality, and though it's extremely funny in bursts, the movie flirts once too often with schmaltz before toppling into melodrama in its third act. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Rosenblatt 0 Austin Chronicle May 31, 2007 +1381 Good as a nutty anthropology of marginal living and as an illustration of how much energy it takes to do nothing in a work-obsessed society. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly May 31, 2007 +1381 Finds humor and pathos in sex, friendship, relationships and the relentless process of growing up. fresh Wendy Weinstein 0 Film Journal International May 31, 2007 +1381 Has some sporadic laughs, but Ben and especially his roommates are just too gross to be the kind of charming free spirits Apatow thinks they are. 5/10 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com May 31, 2007 +1381 Judd Apatow makes me want to be a dude. fresh Michelle Orange 0 Reeler May 31, 2007 +1381 A film that manages to be uncommonly thoughtful and sensitive to the complexity of its very faulted characters while still being relentlessly, brilliantly funny. 9/10 fresh Brian Juergens 0 AfterElton.com May 31, 2007 +1381 Uproarious. While keeping your funny bone occupied, quietly reaches for your heart bone. Yes, it's coarse, okay, vulgar, and crude. Alas, the title doesn't promise you tact. 3.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card May 30, 2007 +1381 "You don't need a telescope to spot a new star. Check out the blisteringly funny relationship film ""Knocked Up"" and you'll leave the theaters certain that Seth Rogen is movie comedy's next big thing." 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star May 30, 2007 +1381 It's a near-perfect mix of juvenility and intelligence, and of coarseness and sweetness. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com May 30, 2007 +1381 Once Heigl sells us on why she might not outrightly reject the man of her nightmares and delineates a character who might take a sort of let's see approach, we detect the charm of her interpretation and the possibilities of the premise. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals May 30, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up is comic chicken soup for the Colbert Nation soul. A fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly May 30, 2007 +1381 Apatow's part in the rehab of the mainstream comedy relies on the underlying yearnings of archetypal social strivers. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 30, 2007 +1381 The likelihood of [director Judd] Apatow turning into Chris Columbus or Ron Howard seems refreshingly slight. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker May 30, 2007 +1381 Except for being a bit on the long side -- which you won't mind because you'll be having too much fun -- it's pretty close to perfect. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press May 30, 2007 +1381 Judd Apatow is making the freshest, most honest mainstream comedies in Hollywood. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek May 30, 2007 +1381 Apatow is clearly a romantic, even if there's a profane edge to his 'love conquers all' worldview. Other filmmakers embarking into the comedy minefield could learn a thing or two from him. He's two for two. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews May 30, 2007 +1381 Lewd, crude and straight from the heart... fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 29, 2007 +1381 It's a sincere meditation on adulthood, accountability, and fidelity -- and, yeah, getting high. fresh Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice May 29, 2007 +1381 a winning combination of wit, physical humor and bawdy sight gags. 3.5/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy May 29, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up feels very now. The banter is bruisingly funny, the characters brilliantly childish, the portrait of our culture's narrowing gap between children and their elders hysterical -- in all senses. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 29, 2007 +1381 Because its central character is a meticulously architected dude, Knocked Up is a contrived male fantasy. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You May 28, 2007 +1381 Dabbles in the improbable loony male-driven fantasy of flabby slacker sex appeal, while taking pot shots at the snobbery of upwardly mobile gorgeous women who wouldn't give them a second look in actual life. fresh Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press May 28, 2007 +1381 Judd Apatow's raunchy and realistic look at sex, marriage and responsible parenting is one of the most consistently funny movies of the year. 9/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net May 25, 2007 +1381 Relatability is certainly a key component of Knocked Up's inherent appeal. 3/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine May 24, 2007 +1381 A mega-laugh comedy about the messiness of change with lovable characters whose humor and flawed humanity make them very appealing. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 24, 2007 +1381 You expect it to be crude, rude, profane and hilariously vulgar - and it doesn't disappoint. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com May 16, 2007 +1381 Though some, including the filmmakers, might find this sort of material smart and real, others might consider it middlebrow and not particularly representative of the complex and interesting people they know, some of whom are even men. 2/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 20, 2007 +1381 What do I already know after just one screening? That this belongs on the short list of the best comedies of the last twenty years. 4/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com March 21, 2007 +1381 Filled with real characters, great pop culture references, foul-mouthed jokes and with a gooey sweetness right at the center, Knocked Up is a comedy classic. 1 fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD March 20, 2007 +1381 I wondered why there aren't more films -- especially comedies -- this sharp, this clever, this good. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather March 14, 2007 +1381 It's not just about growing up, it's the kind of movie that helps you grow up. 4.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend March 13, 2007 +1381 Knocked Up is uproarious. Line for line, minute to minute, writer-director Judd Apatow's latest effort is more explosively funny, more frequently, than nearly any other major studio release in recent memory. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety March 13, 2007 +1381 B- fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews September 15, 2007 +1382 Dracula goes to the dogs. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 2, 2016 +1382 ...a thoroughly pointless little flick. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 20, 2005 +1382 The title is irresistible. The movie isn't. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 20, 2003 +1382 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 31, 2005 +1382 1/5 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 14, 2005 +1382 1/5 rotten Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com September 18, 2002 +1383 There is very little heart to all the mad rush in the movie. 2.5/5 rotten Mohar Basu 0 The Times of India November 8, 2017 +1383 Bashing your head against the wall would be more fun than The Road Chip. 0/5 rotten Roxana Hadadi 0 Punch Drunk Critics January 9, 2017 +1383 Frankly, your children deserve better. 1/5 rotten Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) May 20, 2016 +1383 Irritating characters, little semblance of a plot, weak gags, and sub-par performances ... result in a film that doesn't even have enough going on to interest a five-year-old. 1/5 rotten Richard James 0 South China Morning Post April 6, 2016 +1383 Normally dependable comic actors are wasted in roles. 2/5 rotten Tara Brady 0 Irish Times February 23, 2016 +1383 The final product quite amiable nonsense. 2/5 rotten Emily Breen 0 HeyUGuys February 17, 2016 +1383 Ultimately, fans of the franchise won't be disappointed while the rest of us will be quietly hoping that Homeland Security step in a finish the job. 2/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema February 11, 2016 +1383 One amusing airport security sketch aside, this series must surely have had its chips. 2/5 rotten Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) February 11, 2016 +1383 If you're looking for something to amuse the kids on a cold, windy afternoon then Road Chip is bearable enough -- just. But a fifth film would really be a stretch. 2.5/5 rotten Rob Carnevale 0 Indie London February 11, 2016 +1383 Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip is the fourth, agonising instalment in the franchise that charts the adventures of three enormously-punchable helium-voiced rodents. 1/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) February 11, 2016 +1383 The franchise squeaks past with a so-so sequel that barely improves on what came before. Our only hope is that at some point they'll have to hibernate. 2/5 rotten Philip De 0 Empire Magazine February 11, 2016 +1383 Instantly forgettable but inoffensive fluff... you know, for kids. And 'inoffensive' is better than can be said for many movies aimed at children. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 10, 2016 +1383 You might want to stick sharpened knitting needles in your ears. 2/5 rotten Cath Clarke 1 Time Out February 9, 2016 +1383 A sugar-sweet, nutty kind of chip-muck, but cinematic excrement all the same. 1/5 rotten Eddie Harrison 0 The List February 8, 2016 +1383 Fun time at the movies with lots of color and music, totally forgettable but enjoyable. [Full review in Spanish[ fresh Edgardo Res 0 Reforma January 20, 2016 +1383 A good movie for kids that adults can also enjoy. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Eduardo Molina 0 Reforma January 20, 2016 +1383 Even though the film is marketed as a road movie for kids, it barely has any road in it and that's just the least of its flaws. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Juan Hern 0 Cine 140 January 11, 2016 +1383 A movie that kids would love and adults can watch without getting bored. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 Cine Premiere January 4, 2016 +1383 Tediously silly, slapstick re-visit with the rollicking rodents... 3/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate January 2, 2016 +1383 The Road Chip hardly qualifies as great cinema. And really, no adult goes to these films because they want to. But it is a perfectly serviceable accompaniment to a choc top and bag of popcorn. 2.5/5 rotten Nick Dent 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) January 2, 2016 +1383 It's harmless enough, but harmless garbage is still garbage. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review December 29, 2015 +1383 Delivers precisely what is expected to its fans...The super-high quality of the animation, which places Alvin, Theodore and Simon in the real world, remains a real highlight in these innocuous adventures - it really is an unrecognised art. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW December 25, 2015 +1383 Sometimes, I can almost hear the studio executives talking before a film gets the green light. 1/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 23, 2015 +1383 Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip is terrible for adults, and exposing your kids to this money-grab will not make them any smarter. 1.5/5 rotten David Blaustein 0 ABC News Radio December 23, 2015 +1383 Those chirpy chipmunks are back and your tolerance for Alvin and his buds in Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip may depend entirely on whether you are watching with children or not. B- fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald December 23, 2015 +1383 There are a few cameos... there's product placement galore, a few bearable gags, a few songs and not much else. It's exactly what an Alvin and the Chipmunks movie aims to deliver, in other words. 2.5/5 rotten Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) December 23, 2015 +1383 It's all mostly harmless as far as these things go - lazy, sure, but harmless. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture December 20, 2015 +1383 This is a movie that meets the minimum running time to be considered a feature film and has no grander ambition than to serve as a sneaky alternative for families when Star Wars is sold out. C- rotten Blake Goble 0 Consequence of Sound December 19, 2015 +1383 The next time the chipmunks make something together, I hope it's a fur coat. 0/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post December 18, 2015 +1383 The Road Chip is the cinematic equivalent of an air ball. It doesn't matter how pretty your form is or how expensive your shoes are; if you're aiming the ball at the wrong target, the result is going to look really, really bad. 1/4 rotten Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 18, 2015 +1383 The Road Chip is bad, and anyone who cashed a check because of it should feel bad. 1/5 rotten Daniel Gelb 0 AllMovie December 18, 2015 +1383 "In general, ""Alvin"" is funny and, sometimes, a little bit sweet." 2.5/4 fresh Sheila O'Malley 1 RogerEbert.com December 18, 2015 +1383 Jason Lee looks dumpy and disinterested throughout. That almost describes my feelings. D rotten Paul Chambers 0 Movie Chambers December 18, 2015 +1383 The off-putting CGI Chipmunks coast through a derivative, squeaky-voiced adventure with fleeting moments of charm. 4/10 rotten Zachary Shevich 0 We Got This Covered December 18, 2015 +1383 Retains the philosophy of the previous three: there's no need to try very hard when your audience is composed of undiscerning children. D+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 18, 2015 +1383 It's conventional, nonsensical, pandering and crammed with potty humor. If there was ever any charm to this franchise, it's long gone by now. 4/10 rotten Max Nicholson 0 IGN Movies December 17, 2015 +1383 "So proud of the term ""pizza toots"" they put it in the trailer. The prosecution rests." C rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 17, 2015 +1383 It's harmless, zippy, candy-colored fun. fresh Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times December 17, 2015 +1383 Now would be an excellent time for parents of young children to invest in earplugs. rotten Neil Genzlinger 1 New York Times December 17, 2015 +1383 The last drop of charm was wrung out of this ensemble a couple of sequels ago. 1/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation December 17, 2015 +1383 judging by the reactions of the kids at the matinee screening, the only thing that registered with the target demographic was a gag involving chipmunk poop. 2/5 rotten Blake Crane 0 Film Racket December 17, 2015 +1383 This road trip is not worth leaving home for. 1.5/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star December 17, 2015 +1383 There really doesn't seem to be any reason for this listless Chipmunks installment - the fourth in their continuing big-screen revival, if you're counting. 1.5/4 rotten Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe December 17, 2015 +1383 If you're looking for kid-friendly anthropomorphic animals, check out The Good Dinosaur. 1/4 rotten Chris Knight 0 National Post December 17, 2015 +1383 The only thing The Road Chip accomplishes is making three previous Chipmunk comedies look not as abysmally bad by comparison. 0.5/4 rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald December 17, 2015 +1383 The ending does teach a predictably sweet message, but it's the journey that's more than half the fun in this appealing movie perfect for a winter break afternoon. B fresh Joanna Connors 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer December 17, 2015 +1383 It's cheesy, but what else could be expected from a film with talking animated chipmunks? 3/5 fresh Kayla S. Samoy 1 Arizona Republic December 17, 2015 +1383 The movie does nothing special or surprising, but it doesn't particularly offend, either. 2/4 rotten Caitlin Moore 1 Washington Post December 17, 2015 +1383 Fourth Chipmunk outing offers broad slapstick for kids and an endurance test for their parents. rotten Harry Haun 0 Film Journal International December 17, 2015 +1383 "Failing almost entirely at amusement, ""The Road Chip"" may be most useful as a lesson for children to be more discerning about their movie choices." 2 rotten Inkoo Kang 1 TheWrap December 17, 2015 +1383 It is a loud and bloated live action mixed with animation that will appeal to the less discriminating young ones. I guess in that case it does exactly what it was supposed to, but it is impossible to even mildly recommend something like this. 1/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 17, 2015 +1383 "It takes roughly five minutes before the first fart joke arrives in ""The Road Chip,"" with the production wasting little time before they reach for desperation." D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 17, 2015 +1383 Hale deserves credit for trying his best; a Chipmunks movie looks like a lonely place. D rotten Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club December 17, 2015 +1383 Here are two things that stopped being cute a long, long time ago: Baby Got Back and Alvin and the Chipmunks. They're both here in the fourth live-action movie from a series that continues to find its plot and gags by foraging in the trash. 1/5 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto December 16, 2015 +1383 A mostly harmless yet plenty rough assemblage of musical numbers and rote chases that barely add up to a movie ... rotten Andrew Barker 1 Variety December 16, 2015 +1383 Let's just get it out of the way right now: Reader, I liked it. 3/5 fresh Katherine Pushkar 1 New York Daily News December 16, 2015 +1383 In the film, Alvin and the Chipmunks proudly align themselves not with Dr. Demento, but with Kidz Bop. 1.5/4 rotten Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine December 16, 2015 +1383 The Road Chip isn't exactly what I'd call a good film and has almost nothing going on in the visual department, but for those saddled with kids for an afternoon, you could do a lot worse. 3/5 rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian December 16, 2015 +1383 What to say about Road Chip? It is a film, it exists, it employs a lot of people -- dancers, musicians, background extras, comedians and character actors, and most everyone seems to be having a lot of fun. rotten Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service December 16, 2015 +1385 Trivia alert: Tim Matheson is Debbie's teenage son 4/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly April 8, 2005 +1385 The charm of this film is in its low-key approach. The plot isn't milked for humor or pathos: Both emerge naturally from familiar situations. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1385 B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 17, 2005 +1385 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com August 11, 2004 +1385 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal March 19, 2004 +1386 Lustrous caricature of Hammer frights fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion November 26, 2015 +1386 Ferdy Mayne is the menacing Dracula, and Sharon Tate, lady in question, looks particularly nice in her bath. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety October 19, 2009 +1386 Shot in the Italian Alps, the cinematography is striking. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide October 19, 2009 +1386 Funny and scary, this is vintage Polanski. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine October 19, 2009 +1386 The film amiably runs through all the standbys associated with vampire movies, putting a personal and goofy spin on most of them. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader October 19, 2009 +1386 Nobody laughed. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 18, 2009 +1386 Infectiously silly vampire farce that's a lot more elegant than it had to be. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com April 9, 2007 +1386 Messy vampire spoof-cum-homage to Hammer, which doesn't really come off on either count. rotten Tom Milne 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1386 Has its few garlicky moments of delight. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 14, 2005 +1386 He was evidently only trying to make fun of horror films, forgetting that horror films, played straight, are now more often funny -- unconsciously to -- than horrible. 1/5 rotten Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +1386 Early Polanski is a treat. 4/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review April 15, 2005 +1386 An elaborate letdown. D rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal December 16, 2004 +1386 Polanski rarely indulged in his taste for overwrought slapstick, but here it is. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 1, 2004 +1386 Really not as bad as the title; it IS Polanski 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 23, 2004 +1386 Sporadically inspired. 3/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY April 9, 2004 +1386 Macabre, jet-black comedy with Polanski's unique sensibility in evidence in abundance. 4/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 17, 2004 +1386 Benefiting from Polanski's skewed vision, the film takes on a quality of comic weirdness rarely present in Hammer's contemporary output. 4/5 rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1386 A moon-drenched eastern European fairy tale perfectly rendered onto film. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 5, 2002 +1386 redeemed by the movie's macabre silliness and folkloric atmosphere 3.5/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1386 An affectionate parody of the Hammer horror films we all know and love from late-night TV. fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Edinburgh U Film Society January 1, 2000 +1386 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 19, 2008 +1386 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly September 9, 2005 +1386 2/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World July 29, 2005 +1386 B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 23, 2005 +1386 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 24, 2004 +1386 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 30, 2004 +1386 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1386 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com April 27, 2003 +1386 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 1, 2002 +1387 As hard as it tries - and, oh boy, does it try - The Vanishing of Sidney Hall is a film of artistic flourishes looking for a story it has no real clue how to tell. 1/5 rotten Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 29, 2018 +1387 ... while its subject matter may weigh heavy, the overall package is an emotionally engaging viewing experience for anyone willing to take the journey. fresh Morgan Rojas 0 Cinemacy August 5, 2018 +1387 "When a publicist tells Sidney, ""You're being drunk and pretentious and I'm gonna punch you in the face,"" it's as if she's reading the minds of moviegoers." rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue March 9, 2018 +1387 Perhaps the greatest tragedy of The Vanishing of Sidney Hall is that nobody told writer/director Shawn Christensen that his gag-on-impact green smoothie of dated arthouse tropes was, in fact, a comedy. 4/10 rotten Michael Fairbanks 0 The Young Folks March 7, 2018 +1387 "Swearing, implied abuse in ""tortured artist"" drama. " rotten Michael Ordo 0 Common Sense Media March 2, 2018 +1387 Suffers from an air of affectation and artificiality made worse by the convoluted structure imposed on the narrative. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 2, 2018 +1387 A well-plotted mystery that offers little beyond its plot. rotten Anna Storm 0 Film Journal International March 2, 2018 +1387 In the unlikely event that you've ever been truly curious as to how much M.F.A.-style toxic masculinity can be packed into one motion picture, you ought to check out The Vanishing of Sidney Hall. 0/4 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 RogerEbert.com March 2, 2018 +1387 The Vanishing of Sidney Hall requires the audience to feel for the title character but doesn't provide any reason to truly care about this person. C- rotten Rebecca Murray 0 Showbiz Junkies March 2, 2018 +1387 "The most passable lens through which to watch writer-director Shawn Christensen's risible indie drama ""The Vanishing of Sidney Hall"" is by counting the many ways it grates as both an agonized-artist pity party and a male fantasy of envied power." rotten Robert Abele 1 Los Angeles Times March 1, 2018 +1387 "Hall"" isn't meant to be light, but it shouldn't be suffocating either, with Christensen piling on tragedies and hopelessness to a near-comical degree." D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com March 1, 2018 +1387 A tortured mystery dripping with pretentiousness. rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times March 1, 2018 +1387 The Vanishing of Sidney Hall leaves little to the imagination and, by the end, a lot over which to be frustrated. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 28, 2018 +1387 Christensen favors dreamy shots of dusty libraries and desert horizons that, while beautiful, don't make up for the contrived plot driving Sidney toward his destiny. rotten Tatiana Craine 1 Village Voice February 28, 2018 +1387 Will disappear, just like its title character, with only a wince to remember it by. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation February 28, 2018 +1387 "While there are a few intriguing themes and ideas at play in ""The Vanishing of Sidney Hall,"" once the viewer perseveres through the over-editing the final product is disappointing." D+ rotten Joe Blessing 0 The Playlist February 27, 2018 +1387 The ambitious sophomore effort from Shawn Christensen and team is more about the journey than the big reveal. fresh Emily Sears 0 Birth.Movies.Death. February 27, 2018 +1387 The seesaw of effect of oscillating between extolling Sidney's genius and lingering on his anguish begins to feel like a child slowly burning an ant with a magnifying glass, occasionally taking breaks to truly savor the harm he or she is committing. 1/4 rotten Derek Smith 0 Slant Magazine February 25, 2018 +1387 Pretentious art-house posing. rotten Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 31, 2017 +1387 For the second Sundance in a row, both [Logan] Lerman and [Kyle] Chandler star in a movie that made me cry. fresh Fred Topel 0 We Live Entertainment January 28, 2017 +1387 The artificially constructed nature of the narrative gives the supposedly shocking revelations way too much importance, essentially subjugating any sense of character development and flaws to its mystery-type structure. rotten 1 Hollywood Reporter January 27, 2017 +1387 Sidney Hall, a film which offers a mystery that never feels mysterious, falls so flat one is bewildered as to why and how such a project could even be green lit. D rotten Jordan Ruimy 0 The Film Stage January 26, 2017 +1387 Unspools into nearly two hours of baffling narrative choices, weak character development, and so many offensive cliches that it would be funny if they wasn't so, well, offensive. D- rotten Kate Erbland 1 indieWire January 26, 2017 +1387 There are few things more frustrating than a mystery without a satisfying conclusion, unless it's a mystery that didn't need to be a mystery in the first place. rotten Geoff Berkshire 1 Variety January 26, 2017 +1388 A potentially risible idea is handled in satisfactory fashion. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 26, 2016 +1388 So-so adaptation of the Curt Siodmak novel 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 14, 2002 +1388 2/5 rotten David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 1, 2008 +1388 3/5 fresh Neil Cohen 0 Echo Magazine July 29, 2007 +1388 2/5 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) April 27, 2007 +1388 3/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com August 26, 2006 +1388 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 18, 2006 +1388 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 6, 2005 +1388 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +1388 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 7, 2003 +1388 3/5 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis September 14, 2002 +1389 The movie is a ghastly, ramshackle mess, lurching from gag to clunking gag and exacerbated by Barry Peterson's harsh cinematography, making everyone look considerably older than they are. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review December 21, 2017 +1389 ... writer-director Ron Shelton is a long way from the cerebral wit of his Bull Durham heyday. 1/5 rotten Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days December 15, 2017 +1389 Unfunny action comedy wastes great cast; violence, language. 1/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media December 15, 2017 +1389 "Among the wisest things ever said about old age will always be the immortal dictum of Bette Davis: ""Old age ain't for sissies."" It also ain't for people whose skills have vanished completely but are pretending they haven't." 1/4 rotten Jeff Simon 0 Buffalo News December 14, 2017 +1389 "If this is what the ""golden years"" are going to be like, count me out. " 0.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle December 14, 2017 +1389 Not even two Oscar winners can save this garbage. rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 13, 2017 +1389 Dramatically and comically impotent. C- rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club December 13, 2017 +1389 This wheezy romantic caper ... inspires little more than melancholy reminiscences of Mr. Shelton's earlier work. rotten 1 New York Times December 11, 2017 +1389 "Just Wrapping Up"" any career in comedy is more like it. " 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation December 9, 2017 +1389 The problem with this tepid, senior-centric Christmas comedy is that it never really gets going. It's seasonal sludge. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 9, 2017 +1389 ...nobody -- not the audience, and certainly not the cast -- deserves a clunker like this. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 Forbes December 8, 2017 +1389 Just Getting Started simply never does get started. It's D.O.A. 1/4 rotten Bill Zwecker 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 8, 2017 +1389 Ron Shelton's lame comedy is an utterly useless misfire that brings out the worst in all parties involved. rotten Joe Leydon 1 Variety December 8, 2017 +1389 The film is ingratiating enough, but its main value is to make us eager for another, more substantial Shelton movie long before another decade has slipped by. fresh Stephen Farber 1 Hollywood Reporter December 8, 2017 +1389 Even a cast with this many award wins and nominations can't salvage a script that will have viewers audibly sighing, rather than laughing. rotten Kimber Myers 1 Los Angeles Times December 8, 2017 +1389 This mild and dawdling picture is the sort of trifle meant for a retirement-age audience who just want to spend a pleasant and uneventful hour-and-a-half with a few name actors of a certain age. There's very little comedy here and even less action. rotten Dan Callahan 1 TheWrap December 8, 2017 +1389 Tonally bizarre, lazily performed, and deeply unfunny. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 8, 2017 +1389 Everyone involved in the making of Just Getting Started should be charged with war crimes. Okay, that's obviously just a joke, but my gosh, what an endurance test this movie is. 1/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 8, 2017 +1390 Sexual orientation aside, it's the kind of film that can have you looking past family member faults and focusing on what's important. B fresh James Plath 0 Family Home Theater May 26, 2016 +1390 A second look reveals everything wrong with the movie, but on first pass, it's well-performed and enjoyably crafted. 3/5 fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 19, 2005 +1390 An excellent Aussie effort with ripper performances from Crowe and Thompson 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole May 6, 2005 +1390 Effective translation of a theatre piece. Russell Crowe's best performance. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 5, 2002 +1390 Plumbs the depths of a loyal and loving relationship between a father and son. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 30, 2002 +1390 There are noble notions here, but the film is far too heavy-handed to realize them fully. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1390 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1390 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 9, 2006 +1390 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1390 2/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1390 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1390 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1390 4.5/5 fresh Alison Macor 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1390 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1391 Here's a real gem and total justification for the existence of the B-movie. 3/5 fresh Tony Sloman 0 Radio Times May 8, 2018 +1391 Cool is just the word for it: the emotional temperature is creepily low, everything chillingly understated. fresh Isabel Quigly 0 The Spectator May 8, 2018 +1391 Lerner directs with a wary neutrality that leaves judgment aside; he lets the killer speak his piece, resulting in a few politicized surprises. fresh 1 New Yorker July 21, 2014 +1391 Irving Lerner's direction is almost hypnotic as he matches the deliberation of his killer with meticulous direction... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com December 5, 2009 +1391 Takes a shockingly low-key, detailed approach to the job of contract killer. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 6, 2009 +1391 Edwards is strongly cast as the killer and provides a quiet menace which pays off in audience attention. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety July 31, 2008 +1391 A terrific, no-nonsense B movie which comes on like something by Jean-Pierre Melville: cool, calm and dispassionate. fresh Tom Charity 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1391 Limpid, compact low-budget ingenuity. fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 Slant Magazine May 1, 2006 +1391 They don't make noir films better than this. A+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 17, 2003 +1392 This is the stuff of formula but director James L. Brooks and co-writer Mark Andrus elevate it with terrific writing. fresh Anupama Chopra 0 Film Companion Reviews August 28, 2018 +1392 On one hand, it's Brooks's film that most betrays his TV sitcom roots; it's also one of his more ambitious works, packing in subplots and subjects by the handful-indicative of a filmmaker who seems to genuinely struggle with the confines of the genre. rotten Jason Bailey 0 Vice January 1, 2018 +1392 Funny, but not a light comedy for youngsters. 4/5 fresh Kelly Kessler 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1392 The greatest pleasures come from the acting. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com March 29, 2009 +1392 The movie's too long, and the direction is sometimes slack -- but the script is crammed with withering ripostes, ably delivered by Nicholson and Hunt. 2.5/4 fresh Sandra Contreras 0 TV Guide September 3, 2008 +1392 A sporadically funny romantic comedy with all the dramatic plausibility and tonal consistency of a TV variety show. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety July 2, 2008 +1392 Not only one of the best romantic comedies of the year, but one of the best films in ages. 3.5/4 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons December 30, 2006 +1392 The trouble lies in the rambling narrative, Brooks' cautious direction and the cosy tone which renders the whole thing reminiscent of an extended sitcom. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1392 Both funny and sad, the comedy was in the vein of Brooks' Terms of Endearment, except it was more eccentric and nuttier and in moments genuinely touching due to strong chemistry between Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 24, 2006 +1392 An inflated TV show by a sitcom creator. 0/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 9, 2006 +1392 The character is written as the most unlikable person one could ever meet. Despite this fact, Jack manages to make the character sympathetic. 3.5/5 fresh Anthony Miele 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1392 The unpredictable and fresh 'As Good As It Gets' is peppered with memorable Brooks lines and physical schtick. A+ fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan May 28, 2005 +1392 Mildly likable. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1392 ...a precariously balanced movie, one that flirts with smugness. That it isn't awful is in some respects amazing. B+ fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 27, 2005 +1392 ... it coaxes us to be more open to each other, more compassionate, and more loving. B fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +1392 Like Broadcast News, James L. Brooks' new film is a dark-edged adult comedy that hits the spot for those who like their romances splashed with acidic wit. 3.5/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 25, 2004 +1392 Even the familiar scenes and situations look refreshing. 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 8, 2004 +1392 Humorous, romantic, personal. 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1392 An honest, original comedy about recognizable human beings. 4/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1392 This is Jack at his best, the kind of role that makes him a star. He gets to bear his teeth, take control of a room, and be devilishly cuddly at the same time. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 11, 2002 +1392 Romance comedies definitely come better than this, although perhaps not lately. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1392 Don't judge people too quickly. Never write anyone off. Even the weirdest and most irritating people are full of surprises. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 1, 2002 +1392 Jack Nicholson has finally met his match with a complicated role which I am convinced few besides him could manage. 4.8 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 15, 2001 +1392 Brooks is fortunate to have Nicholson in the lead, because it is by his natural charm and smirking wit that his character gets away with everything he does. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1392 It's a mark of how magically written, directed and acted As Good as It Gets is that we end up loving this film despite knowing how haphazard, scattershot and almost indefinable its charm is. 4.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +1392 It's fun to watch Jack Nicholson draw on great reservoirs of bile to play a mean SOB with an obsessive-compulsive disorder. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly February 14, 2001 +1392 There are some funny and charming lines, but the film is overlong and it rambles a bit. C+ rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1392 Wicked, but it works. 3.5/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1392 It's funny but fitful. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Scott Renshaw's Screening Room January 1, 2000 +1392 By the time we leave the theater, the warmth of love has melted the coldest heart. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1392 How [Brooks] emerged an abler artist is worth puzzling over; I suspect it has something to do with sheer instinct triumphing over industry machinery. 4/4 fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1392 Nicholson struggles for the core of the man but never gets it; so, in most scenes, he resorts to working his face, with grimaces and sneering smiles and lip-pursings in place of acting. rotten Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic January 1, 2000 +1392 An almost-convincing imaginary universe. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1392 The movie succeeds at many moments even while pursuing its doomed grand design. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1392 Struggles longer than you expect it will to deliver a happy ending. fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1392 A fairy-tale heartwarmer. fresh John Hartl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1392 An actor's movie full of little pleasures, with a few unexpected sparks. fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1392 Utterly false, like all sitcoms, but that's not necessarily a terrible thing. fresh Mary Brennan 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1392 A lovely act of cinematic evolution from confusion to enlightenment. fresh Tom Keogh 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1392 Smart enough to be serious, funny enough to be entertaining. fresh Kim Williamson 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1392 Blending dark wit and blatant sentimentality. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1392 Comedy can't get much better. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1392 As good as things get in Hollywood. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1392 The story isn't especially interesting, but the way it's performed is marvellous. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1392 One of the year's best. fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1392 The dialogue is intermittently clever, the situations preposterous and/or sentimental. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +1392 "It should be retitled ""How Good It Couldn't Be." C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1392 You'll be reminded of why Nicholson became one of the biggest stars of his generation. 1 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1392 A thoroughly enjoyable comedy about a horrible man. 3.5/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1392 Don't take the title as truth. This film is not as good as it gets, even though it is pretty darn good. 3/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1392 As Good As It Gets is a delicious gem with a lead character whose compulsive and obsessive absurdities are engaging, played with relish by the irrepressible Jack Nicholson. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1392 This movie was a nice try. 2.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1392 I'd go to As Good as It Gets and not worry too much about its structural ungainliness. 3/4 fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1392 Urbane, alert, funny, compassionate. 4/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1392 There's not a whole lot of story here to prop up the constant emotional yanking. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1392 "As artificial as it is, ""As Good As It Gets"" is a winning entertainment." fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1392 Few movies live up to their title, but this romantic comedy is indeed just about as good as it gets. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1392 As Good As It Gets is a convincingly upbeat and encouraging story. fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1392 A very good comic drama which can please a crowd. 3.5/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1392 "The cast is pure magic... anyone buying a ticket to ""As Good As It Gets"" can take comfort in knowing that, in this case, the title doesn't lie." fresh James Sanford 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1392 One of the funniest movies I've seen all year. 1 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1392 As Good As It Gets actually lives up to its title. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1392 Hunt delivers one of the year's most appealing performances as a Brooklyn single mother. 3.5/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1392 Stands out as one of the year's best films. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1392 Ties each of its loose ends into a neat little bow. B fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +1392 The film is hugely entertaining. fresh Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1392 A solid contender this holiday season. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1392 Part of the appeal of this comedy is that Melvin's transformation never gets sappy. 3/4 fresh Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1392 A joy to watch these characters. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1392 Extremely well made character film which plays just as good as a comedy. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1392 A black but realistic comedy about life and how it sucks and also how impossible it is to fall in love with someone sane, but still it's no excuse for not enjoying yourself. 4.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1392 The film is watchable, but tepid. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1392 "As Good As It Gets"" is decent, if not vintage, James L. Brooks, made all the more palatable by that man Jack Nicholson." 2.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1392 As welcome as it is to have Helen Hunt starring in a romantic comedy, she's wrong for this part. rotten Kristian M. Lin 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1392 3/4 fresh Leonard Schwarz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1393 ...the kind of film that Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus would have released under the Cannon label. 3/2 rotten John Noonan 0 FILMINK (Australia) November 10, 2016 +1394 This lame wildlife safari can at least claim to be environmentally friendly: all the jokes are recycled. rotten Kaleem Aftab 0 The National (UAE) May 14, 2018 +1394 Call me a moron, but I laughed so hard I inhaled my roach. 3/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times April 20, 2015 +1394 Hatefully stupid and unfunny. 0/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1394 Any resemblance to comedy is purely coincidental and unintentional. The only reason to chuckle is to prove you haven't died while watching it. Its credits should be handed to a mercenary. It's not a film. It's the Zeroes' worst pop-culture excretion. 0/4 rotten Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap November 10, 2010 +1394 After watching Strange Wilderness, you may want to soak your feet in a tub of live piranhas, just for laughs. You'll find it a lot more fun than anything in this movie. 2/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 11, 2009 +1394 What can you say about a film when its most memorable scene is the one in which Steve Zahn's private parts get caught up in a turkey's throat? rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile February 6, 2009 +1394 Players like Hill, Long, and Zahn have natural comedic ability, but there's honestly not much they can do with such weak material. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com June 14, 2008 +1394 Really not very funny. Unless you're a moronic frat boy who's been smoking a lot of wacky backy, in which case it's probably hilarious. 1.5/5 rotten Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 April 11, 2008 +1394 Strange Wilderness is a never-ending bundle of self-consciously raunchy skits aimed at under-achieving slackers who are too high to notice how desperately pathetic it all is. 1/5 rotten Ken McIntyre 0 Total Film April 11, 2008 +1394 There's nothing in this lame, low budget stoner flick that even peeps above the parapet of the ordinary. 2/5 rotten Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com April 11, 2008 +1394 A comedy wilderness. rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema April 11, 2008 +1394 About as funny as watching a cute animal die a long slow death - and probably as painful. 1/5 rotten Glen Ferris 0 Empire Magazine April 11, 2008 +1394 'Strange Wilderness' isn't funny enough to produce anything more than a few slight chuckles. We mostly groan and squirm in our seats while watching it. rotten Frank Wilkins 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews March 16, 2008 +1394 ...worthless garbage... 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review February 18, 2008 +1394 Maybe the screenwriters were chemically altered when they decided that this stoner comedy was funny. rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 9, 2008 +1394 Slinks its way in and out of theaters without leaving any trace of its passage besides a distinct tang in the air of flop sweat and sorrow. 1/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy February 7, 2008 +1394 No snob to low-brow ridiculousness when it's actually unexpected, I'll admit to being amused exactly once. rotten Aaron Hillis 1 Village Voice February 5, 2008 +1394 "Unfunny ""comedy"" is crude, profane, drug-filled." 1/5 rotten 0 Common Sense Media February 5, 2008 +1394 This farcical comedy is a Morlock of a movie--an ugly, subhuman dirt-dweller. rotten Frank Lovece 0 Film Journal International February 5, 2008 +1394 The cinematography and sound work are mediocre, but still far better than the material deserves: you can still see and hear what's happening on the screen. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 5, 2008 +1394 At least Gaulke and Wolf didn't have to go far to kill their reputation: During the jungle piranha attack scene, a mallard floats by in the background. F rotten Amy Nicholson 1 Boxoffice Magazine February 5, 2008 +1394 This movie is designed for an audience that likes gross-out humour and endless silliness. rotten Philip Marchand 1 Toronto Star February 4, 2008 +1394 Despite the presence of funny guys such as Zahn, Garlin, Justin Long and Jonah Hill, along with veteran character actors Ernest Borgnine, Joe Don Baker and Robert Patrick, the movie fails to be even passably funny. 1/5 rotten Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times February 4, 2008 +1394 There are stupid stoner comedies and then there are stupid stoner comedies that ain't funny, and the latest effluvium from Adam Sandler's Happy Madison production company is mostly a bummer. 1/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 4, 2008 +1394 It feels more like a compilation of skits from a failed comedy show. 0.5/5 rotten Michael Ferraro 0 Bronsonfive February 3, 2008 +1394 Instantly forgettable and proudly lazy, Strange Wilderness feels like it's being made up on the spot. C- rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 February 2, 2008 +1394 While it's too pleasant to be irritating, it's also too lackadaisical to be truly funny. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 2, 2008 +1394 Underachieving even by the standards of stoner comedies, Strange Wilderness is so inert that it doesn't so much unreel on screen as loiter there, giggling at its own outrageousness. rotten Matt Zoller 1 New York Times February 2, 2008 +1394 Laughter is definitely an endangered species where Strange Wilderness is concerned. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter February 2, 2008 +1394 Sloppy, choppy, and indifferently assembled, Strange Wilderness is slapdash even by the relaxed standards of its executive producer, Adam Sandler. C- rotten Steven Hyden 1 AV Club February 2, 2008 +1394 A nearly plotless and always asinine stoner comedy that is so inconsequential it begins to evaporate from the memory before it is even over. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 2, 2008 +1394 You'd have to be more than merely intoxicated to find anything about this dismal stoner comedy remotely funny. You'd have to be unconscious. 0/4 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide February 1, 2008 +1394 If you find bong hits, joy buzzers, and turkey fellatio hilarious, then perhaps sterilization is in order...best appreciated under heavy sedation and within close proximity of the fast-forward button. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 eFilmCritic.com February 1, 2008 +1394 I doubt many people are going to find it funny without some sort of chemical help. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures February 1, 2008 +1394 Obviously the product of minimal effort by all parties involved, Strange Wilderness is a slovenly, slapped-together stoner comedy. rotten Joe Leydon 1 Variety February 1, 2008 +1394 Maturity obviously is not required to make or see these movies, but would anyone really admit to laughing at a turkey biting a man's penis? 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com February 1, 2008 +1394 A bunch of guys wandering around in the plastic foliage of Disney's Jungle Cruise ride pretending to see monkeys. 1/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend February 1, 2008 +1394 Strange Wilderness is so wretched that it makes The Benchwarmers look like Bull Durham, Grandma's Boy look like The Graduate, and Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo look like Midnight Cowboy. 1/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 1, 2008 +1394 2/5 rotten Drew Toal 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1396 Graffiti Bridge may be far from perfect, but it is also a fascinating film in a number of ways, due as much to its strengths as its weaknesses. fresh Alexandra Heller-Nicholas 0 August 25, 2018 +1396 Graffiti Bridge is essentially a series of music videos strung together uncomfortably with awkward dialogue and stiff acting. 1/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 ChristyLemire.com March 5, 2018 +1396 He abandons even the semi-realism of 'Purple Rain' for something closer to a good, old-fashioned, backlot musical - something we get even less of these days, so enjoy the novelty. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire October 15, 2016 +1396 Visually unappealing and inane at every turn, this one's the absolute pits. 1/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 8, 2016 +1396 Prince follows his disastrous Under the Cherry Moon with another lame film. 1/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune April 22, 2016 +1396 With his doe eyes, sensitive face and amazing openness, he might even have the makings of a whole new kind of movie star. But if Prince is ever going to be that, he must find some decent behind-the-camera collaborators. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel April 22, 2016 +1396 Technically, the film is a compendium of stale MTV gimmicks -- dry ice, stylized sets. It's a neo-Expressionist tempest in a teapot. 1/4 rotten Michael Upchurch 1 Seattle Times April 22, 2016 +1396 There is some plot, but it is wispy at best and frequently gets in the way of the music. rotten Lou Cedrone 0 Baltimore Sun April 22, 2016 +1396 Hardcore Prince fans might revel in His Royal Purpleness' muted philisopical musings, but everyone else will likely find this film an overblown bore. 1/4 rotten Dennis King 0 Tulsa World April 22, 2016 +1396 The movie suffers from various technical difficulties -- like choppy editing and songs that get cut off mid-groove -- and in the end everything collapses in a heap. 2/4 rotten Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune April 22, 2016 +1396 If, as has been reported, Graffiti Bridge is Prince's homage to the heyday of Hollywood musicals, he should have hired a director who looks at film as more than an extended music video. 1.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 22, 2016 +1396 The music is quite good and will certainly appeal to Prince fans, but it is buried under so much tedious pretention that even the performer's most devoted fans will find it difficult to sit through the film. 2/5 rotten 0 TV Guide April 22, 2016 +1396 As a film director, Prince remains a brilliant musician. 2/5 rotten John Ferguson 0 Radio Times April 22, 2016 +1396 Prince has had his follies, but never has he been associated with an album or film as lackluster as this one. D- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1396 A half-baked retread of tired MTV imagery and childish themes. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1396 The meaning of this clumsy cinematic conundrum is anyone's guess. rotten David Hiltbrand 0 People Magazine December 6, 2005 +1396 Great music video...but doesn't cut it as a movie. 2/5 rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times September 16, 2005 +1396 Prince is directing this time out, and even more so than in Under the Cherry Moon, the man proves he has no idea what to do behind the camera 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 22, 2004 +1396 This world, as Prince has rendered it, has both the sunniness of an old back-lot musical and the cutting edge of contemporary cool. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1396 Incoherent. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 16, 2003 +1396 Purple Rain, which turned Prince into a megastar, was a film with genuine dramatic elements. Graffiti Bridge is self-hagiography, an overextended video with a preposterous plot, suggesting that the music came first, the script last. rotten Richard Harrington 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1396 Fans are advised to spend their money on the album instead. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1396 All told, a fairly shameful enterprise, displaying a breathtaking paucity of imagination. 1/5 rotten William Thomas 0 Empire Magazine November 2, 1990 +1396 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 3, 2005 +1396 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1396 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +1398 Rather than unique, messy, wrenching truth, we get a home-fried narrative wrapped in a reassuring small-town bow. rotten Megan Basham 0 WORLD October 4, 2018 +1398 This drama is unabashedly preachy but satisfying nevertheless. 3.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood November 21, 2012 +1398 Heavy-handed tearjerker about faith, death, and friendship. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media August 31, 2010 +1398 As well intentioned and sometimes well acted as this film is, it is not always able to rise above its own earnest agenda in order to tell its story in an absorbing manner. 2.5/4 rotten Carolyn Arends 0 Christianity Today May 7, 2010 +1398 ... worthy intentions are far outstripped by its fumbling amateurishness. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review April 30, 2010 +1398 Letters To God keeps letting the story be interrupted by the sponsor, which in this case is Christianity. 2.5/4 fresh Janos Gereben 0 Entertainment Insiders April 15, 2010 +1398 With little in the way of story or spectacle to offer nonbelievers, the film itself just preaches to the choir. rotten Eric Hynes 1 L.A. Weekly April 15, 2010 +1398 There are so many characters basing their actions on what Jesus would do that Jesus just about deserves a co-screenwriting credit. C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly April 14, 2010 +1398 Letters to God is preaching to the choir. rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 Moving Pictures Magazine April 13, 2010 +1398 The true story is inspiring but the film gets much too preachy 6/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com April 13, 2010 +1398 This story of a courageous child's battle with cancer would have been so much better if it had been a documentary. 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 10, 2010 +1398 A bighearted, uplifting and captivating drama for all ages. It will inspire you to open your heart compassionately and to find hope, faith and comfort throughout your life's hardships. 7.8 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru April 9, 2010 +1398 This faith-based/fact-based inspirational weepie allows no one to escape the saintlike glow of its terminally ill protagonist. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety April 9, 2010 +1398 Letters to God is certainly watchable and may offer comfort to Christians in the audience. But its appeal will be limited, no matter how professional it looks. 2/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star April 9, 2010 +1398 A sometimes moving, sometimes awkward blend of sentimental family drama, cancer awareness and Christian proselytizing. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) April 9, 2010 +1398 A depressingly unemotional affair, with writing and some of the acting so flat that even its emotionally loaded situations can't inspire waterworks. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 9, 2010 +1398 Parental Content Review rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! April 9, 2010 +1398 While Letters to God is certainly family-friendly, the blandness robs it of whatever emotion or redemption the filmmakers were shooting for. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel April 7, 2010 +1398 0/5 rotten 0 Austin Chronicle April 9, 2010 +1399 With wonderful performances, jarring music, nightmarish visuals, and devastating thematic exploration, Shults is confident in his ability to rattle you and disinterested in coddling his audience. fresh Ed Travis 0 Cinapse November 12, 2018 +1399 It Comes at Night combines the post-apocalyptic interpersonal conflict of the late George Romero with haunting imagery and an unrelenting sense of fear. 8/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 11, 2018 +1399 This is about as bleak as these things get. 3 fresh Bob Chipman 0 Geek November 3, 2018 +1399 It Comes at Night is a film that is impossible to peg into one genre, and that is what makes it so effective... If you are willing to go with it, and allow the story to draw you in, Night should satisfy fans of the horror/suspense genre. B fresh Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News November 2, 2018 +1399 There's no boogeyman. There's no hope for a cure. There's just the dread of losing someone you love, and that's a terror that is universal. 4.5/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 30, 2018 +1399 When the most terrifying aspect of your horror film is the soundtrack and the most fully sympathetic character is the family dog, perhaps its time to re-examine your work. 5/10 rotten Johnny Gayzmonic 0 Fanboys of the Universe October 30, 2018 +1399 A realistic apocalypse where the deadlier things are what one can touch and be exposed to everyday. In the case of It Comes at Night, it is the reflection of oneself. 3/5 fresh Nguyen Le 0 The Critical Movie Critics October 10, 2018 +1399 It Comes at Night had the potential to grow into something special. Instead, we are left underwhelmed as we await its inevitable arrival. One which, sadly, never comes. 4.5/10 rotten Aaron Peterson 0 The Hollywood Outsider October 10, 2018 +1399 More originality, or at least a better navigation of these well-worn tropes, would have improved this immensely. 2.5/5 rotten Tomas Trussow 0 The Lonely Film Critic October 5, 2018 +1399 Engagingly unsettling with a lot of thrilling psychological elements 3.5/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 30, 2018 +1399 Viewers seeking a character-driven end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it tale should be pleased. B fresh Abbie Bernstein 0 Assignment X August 28, 2018 +1399 It Comes at Night is a powerful, slow-burning horror, a distressing and nihilistic examination of human nature that lingers in the mind long after the shocking denouement. 4/5 fresh Kambole Campbell 0 One Room With A View August 25, 2018 +1399 On paper this sounds like a fresh exploration of the thriller genre, but It Comes at Night wears its tragedy far too proudly. rotten Glenn Heath 0 San Diego CityBeat August 21, 2018 +1399 It Comes at Night is one of the rare horror films that feature strong characters making smart decisions. fresh Deirdre Crimmins 0 Film Thrills August 20, 2018 +1399 ...a horror experience that's mature, dark, and disturbing to the bone. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 Me gusta el cine March 28, 2018 +1399 It Comes at Night is an engrossing and devastating movie on its own merits, but if you're expecting eviscerations, you'll be sitting disappointed in your seat long after the lights come up. fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press February 20, 2018 +1399 It Comes at Night builds, and builds, and builds before unleashing a nightmarish, soul-sickening conclusion that will utterly devastate you if you've grown invested in the film's narrative. 9/10 fresh Chris Evangelista 0 CutPrintFilm December 28, 2017 +1399 While the film is undeniably well-made, its outlook is so dark it crosses the line into making viewers feel more miserable than enlightened or entertained. C rotten Carl Kozlowski 0 Pasadena Weekly December 28, 2017 +1399 If you're tired of formulaic horror that leaves little to the imagination, It Comes at Night is the perfect remedy. fresh Jade Budowski 0 Decider December 19, 2017 +1399 The ending isn't wholly satisfying, but the film takes a pleasantly unsettling journey to get there. fresh Al Hoff 0 Pittsburgh City Paper December 18, 2017 +1399 The film's crawling pace will no doubt alienate audiences looking for immediate thrills, but title is far from deceptive: the monsters are all there, only they are dressed in civilian clothing. fresh Isabelle Galet-Lalande 0 December 15, 2017 +1399 At its simplest form, this is highfalutin hokum. 2/5 rotten Courtney Howard 0 SassyMamaInLA November 20, 2017 +1399 A quietly chilling nightmare of human frailty and strength, tense with a nameless disquietude. A supremely accomplished little film. 5/5 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 3, 2017 +1399 The film's taut, insightful arc is a reminder of the lost power of restraint. 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org October 29, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night demands that its audience's work with it and the end result, whilst not always entirely satisfactory, is never less than compelling and highly watchable. 7/10 fresh Paul Mount 0 Starburst October 18, 2017 +1399 The film is still commanding and distinctive, regardless of its flaws, with the young director - who is still working his way up the industry ladder - showing great potential and a directing career worth keeping an eye on. 3.5/5 fresh Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 October 11, 2017 +1399 This is no siege thriller and the zombies aren't scratching to get in. The drama and conflict arises from the nuances of family dynamics and strangers getting to know each other under extreme circumstances. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Stream on Demand October 5, 2017 +1399 This is the sort of stylish, low-budget offering that can kick-start a film-making career, but while its cast ratchet up the tension, the over-use of nightmares and some obvious plot holes may frustrate commercial audiences. 3/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 5, 2017 +1399 But too often in It Comes at Night, no genuine shocks or cathartic release wait at the end of each taut thread. Instead, it's just deeper and deeper mystery. 2.5/5 rotten 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) September 11, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night is a handsome low-budget effort in which cinematographer Drew Daniels turns his liabilities into assets. fresh 0 The Public (Buffalo) September 8, 2017 +1399 A thriller that moves away from the conventions of the genre in which the threads of paranoia move with solvency and dexterity. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Excelsior September 5, 2017 +1399 Works almost entirely through ellipsis and withholding. 3/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending August 29, 2017 +1399 If there's real horror here, it has less to do with jolts and gore than with the realization that under extreme conditions, mistrust can become an essential, if double-edged, survival tool. That's a truly scary idea. fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Denerstein Unleashed August 29, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night balances on the knife edge between hope and despair, counterweighting the dire nature of its world with genuinely moving moments of warmth. fresh Ben Coleman 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 22, 2017 +1399 The movie has its flaws. But one of Shults's main triumphs is to get us to believe in the danger of the outside world as fiercely as his characters do. fresh 0 The Ringer August 9, 2017 +1399 When It Comes At Night came to an end, the entire audience collectively released the breath we'd all been inadvertently holding. fresh Siena Yates 0 New Zealand Herald August 3, 2017 +1399 Recommended for those who like psychological horror and stories of the genre. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Mario P. Sz 0 Siete24.mx August 2, 2017 +1399 The intimate film gets under the skin by examining paranoia, trust and fear of the unknown. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue July 28, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night is a serious affair, well constructed and performed, and certainly effective. fresh Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) July 19, 2017 +1399 Shults's adoption of a more vicious mode sharpens his already discomfiting take on families in states of extreme duress in his debut feature Krisha. fresh Jason Anderson 0 Sight and Sound July 19, 2017 +1399 This isn't so much a horror film about monsters as it is a psychological thriller about isolation, the choices made for survival, and the struggle to remain rational against an unseen, enigmatic force. B+ fresh Brooke Corso 0 The Monitor (McAllen, TX) July 18, 2017 +1399 Shults has crafted a beautifully intelligent psychological thriller, where the most monstrous and horrific thing is ourselves. fresh Michael Lee 0 Film Ireland Magazine July 14, 2017 +1399 Edgerton, Drew Daniels's cinematography and Brian McOmber's score are leading lights in Trey Edward Shults's film. There is a slight sense of unfinished business about it all that leaves you wanting more, however, 3/5 fresh Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) July 14, 2017 +1399 It's a simple exercise in terror that avoids too much explicit violence, and a quietly impressive little movie. 3.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian July 14, 2017 +1399 It Comes At Night marks writer-director Trey Edward Shults as a talent to watch. 4/5 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) July 12, 2017 +1399 The low-key, even uncannily quiet mood is also seriously unsettling, and makes sure that this lingers long after the final curtain and, just perhaps, sneaks into your mind late at night. fresh 0 Adelaide Review July 12, 2017 +1399 With claustrophobic cinematography and an ominous score, It Comes at Night seethes with intimacy - not of the warm and friendly variety, but foreboding, unnerving and ruthless. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground July 12, 2017 +1399 The characters' behaviour rings true, the tension is strong and the oily darkness of it all looks good. 3/5 fresh Edward Porter 0 Times (UK) July 11, 2017 +1399 The characters' behaviour rings true, the tension is strong and the oily darkness of it all looks good. Within his vaguely realistic constraints, however, Shults doesn't find a way to nudge the story to a satisfying ending. 3/5 fresh Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) July 11, 2017 +1399 "Shults wants to ask his viewers, ""How far would you go to protect the people you love?"" But his work is so clinical and devoid of revelation that it's neither persuasive nor involving." rotten Michael Sragow 0 Film Comment Magazine July 11, 2017 +1399 Comes at Night will not be perfect, but you can't deny the great talent of this director who with just two films in his filmography, promises to be a force to be taken into account. [Full review in Spanish] 7.5/10 fresh 0 July 10, 2017 +1399 Shults's chiller delivers jolts and jitters rather than splatter and critters. Indeed, this is the sort of horror film in which man's inner demons are just as terrifying as anything lurking in the darkness outside. 3/5 fresh Jeremy Aspinall 0 Radio Times July 9, 2017 +1399 This is a stylish film that is constantly asking us questions. Sadly, answers are infuriatingly thin on the ground. 2/5 rotten Andy Lea 0 Daily Express (UK) July 9, 2017 +1399 It's a grim vision of a world losing track of objective facts, descending into a poisonous abyss of chaos and disorder. No wonder it strikes such a contemporary chord. 4/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) July 9, 2017 +1399 This sharply original horror film not only approaches its premise from an unexpected angle, but it creates characters who add a psychological depth that makes the film far more involving than expected. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com July 7, 2017 +1399 The film's wilful ambiguity will doubtless prove frustrating for many, but this is a truly nightmarish tale, as real people in a terrible situation make snap decisions that lead to devastating consequences. It's gripping, terrifying, and heartbreaking. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Hatfull 0 SciFiNow July 7, 2017 +1399 The film feels more like an indie art film than a generic shocker. 3/5 fresh Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) July 7, 2017 +1399 It's not exactly scary but it made me so tense I could hardly breathe, let alone think. 4/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard July 7, 2017 +1399 An eerie tale that is all the more effective for its restraint. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) July 7, 2017 +1399 One thing's for sure: loving thy neighbour will be a darned sight harder after this. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema July 6, 2017 +1399 A treat to ponder and deconstruct. Sombre nocturnes are rarely so entertaining. 4/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times July 6, 2017 +1399 This is a dark and upsetting horror, with zero gimmicks but plenty of unease to leave you thinking about its final scenes for a long while. 4/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) July 6, 2017 +1399 Full of character-based suspense, it's dramatic and ramped-up with tension. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine July 6, 2017 +1399 Think of Shults's film ... as the end of the world by lantern light: intimate and flickering up close, with unfathomable blackness beyond. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) July 6, 2017 +1399 The film is at its best in querulous, nervy scenes of cabined panic as the unknown lays shadowy siege. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times July 6, 2017 +1399 This is certainly a bleak story but it's also a rich and very nuanced one. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) July 6, 2017 +1399 Expertly crafted - astonishingly so, at times - and precisely, punishingly performed, It Comes at Night is a highly effective exercise in the controlled release of raw, relentless dread. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) July 6, 2017 +1399 A post-apocalyptic survival drama that is claustrophobic, chilling and unbearably tense. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 iNews.co.uk July 6, 2017 +1399 An intensely personal, extremely precise meditation on fear, grief, family and community ... challenging stuff that bears intellectual rigour, or, to put it another way: if you're not willing to think about it, you probably won't like it. 4/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) July 5, 2017 +1399 It has this exploratory character that Shults showed in his first film, although, perhaps, the relationship with the background, with what he narrates, doesn't end with total cohesion. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Israel Paredes 0 Sensacine July 5, 2017 +1399 It is a fiercely watchable film. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian July 5, 2017 +1399 Rather disappointing in the end, but Shults delivers a few memorable scares. 3/5 fresh Elena Lazic 0 Little White Lies July 5, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night is a masterclass in suspense building, it's a film all about the notion of trust, and is so intense, and uncompromising with it. 4/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys July 5, 2017 +1399 It Comes At Night is a slow-burn family drama with thriller moments and a tone more in keeping with apocalyptic feel-bad flick, The Road. fresh Anthony O'Connor 0 FILMINK (Australia) July 3, 2017 +1399 That's part of the power conveyed by the sparse storytelling - it keeps bringing connections and realisations to the surface. Little is said, but much becomes apparent. 4/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age July 3, 2017 +1399 Shults clutches nerves deftly. Until the horror ends being a excuse to clog and it exposes that the tension between the characters doesn't worry as much as the outer threat. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 July 3, 2017 +1399 This post-apocalyptic and claustrophobic story is full of suspense and psychological horror. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Gaspar Zimerman 0 July 3, 2017 +1399 An uncompromisingly bleak slow burn, it leaves the pulse frantic and nerves frayed. 4/5 fresh Jordan Farley 0 Total Film July 3, 2017 +1399 A deeply personal exploration of the extremes of human behaviour, with a lean, real-world sensibility that makes it easy to empathise with the notion of survival at any cost. 5/5 fresh Nikki Baughan 0 The List July 3, 2017 +1399 The film is far from being a breakthrough work within the horror arthouse, but reminds us that showing less often means getting more. [Full review in Spanish] 7/10 fresh Uriel Barco 0 Daily Trend (Mexico) June 30, 2017 +1399 Edward Shults's work plays with a slow cinema, in which dream sequences flirt with the reality of a family in danger. However, the end of the film leaves us with much more doubts than answers. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh 0 Cine Premiere June 30, 2017 +1399 It is a well crafted film, but I am also saying this is definitely not my cup of tea, and I will never, ever subject myself to watching it again. This film rates a B, mainly for horror fans. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope June 29, 2017 +1399 The tension the movie generates is incredible and it explodes in moments that will linger in your mind for a long time. fresh Evan Narcisse 0 io9.com June 27, 2017 +1399 Mines the same dour forebodings as Cormac McCarthy's 'The Road' ... a grim little cautionary fable that relies on mood, character development and performance, not 'Walking Dead' gore effects. 3/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 0 CinemaDope June 26, 2017 +1399 Within that loose framework, a powerful tragedy centered around human nature unfolds, and it's terrifying. 9/10 fresh Michael Fairbanks 0 The Young Folks June 26, 2017 +1399 A progressively engrossing horror effort... 4/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 25, 2017 +1399 It makes the audience leave the theater in angst. [Full review in Portuguese.] 4/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena June 23, 2017 +1399 An icky, post-apocalyptic wallow that relies on gut-churning dread instead of traditional jump-scares. I hated it so much I didn't want to talk to anybody afterward and went for a long walk by myself. rotten Sean Burns 0 The ARTery June 20, 2017 +1399 It might be a dirge of a film, but it's a beautiful, textured dirge that hangs in the air long after its last note has been played. 4/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape June 19, 2017 +1399 Shults does a masterful job of creating a sense of place, the home suffused mostly with darkness and suggestive shadows, while his ability to push a scene from normality to unbearable tension is exceptional. 3.5/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times June 16, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night may well be the most minimalist horror movie ever made... an exceptionally tight, sly and, yes, heavy exercise in psychological suspense. 5/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days June 16, 2017 +1399 Much is what Shults does is admirable, from his refusal to offer only the barest of exposition to his camera-work, in which he haunts the house's hallways, making it feel near-claustrophobic. What's lacking is a larger sense of purpose. fresh Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) June 16, 2017 +1399 If Krisha was a drama that eventually generated the aura of a horror film, the reverse could be said for It Comes at Night, an artful effort in genre-ambiguity that keeps Shults in the category of filmmakers to watch. fresh Peg Aloi 0 Arts Fuse June 16, 2017 +1399 It Comes At Night is a well-crafted examination of the human condition. 4.2/5 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know June 15, 2017 +1399 It's chilling in its implications. Were it as chilling an experience, this would be a truly great horror film. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly June 15, 2017 +1399 It's beautiful and harrowing, and undoubtedly an accomplishment, but it ultimately feels like Shults can't decide what he wants to say. fresh Bryan Bishop 0 The Verge June 15, 2017 +1399 Trey Edward Shults. Make sure you remember that name. Burn it into your brain. It Comes at Night solidifies what a major talent he is. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat June 14, 2017 +1399 a penetrating exercise in escalating dread and despair 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk June 12, 2017 +1399 A small-scaled picture that builds a striking degree of tension through very economical means, a cousin of Eli Roth's 'Cabin Fever' that depends on atmosphere rather than gore for its effect. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 12, 2017 +1399 It's the clear and defiant disregard for modern horror tropes that makes It Comes at Night such a refreshing watch. fresh David Fontana 0 Film Inquiry June 11, 2017 +1399 Will you be scared? Not really, but you will be made to squirm; not to mention forced to quell that uneasiness deep inside your gut. B fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger June 10, 2017 +1399 These big, dark gaps in the film, like the darkness around that small lantern's glow, invite us to project our worst fears into them. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Madison Movie June 10, 2017 +1399 A post-apocalyptic nightmare-and-a-half where the horrors of humanity ... bleed out through wary eyes and weathered hands. fresh Matt Patches 0 Thrillist June 10, 2017 +1399 In the end, I was left hungry for a payoff that never came, and lamenting that It Comes At Night's mood and nightmares are not enough to be satisfyingly scary. rotten Kristy Puchko 0 Pajiba June 10, 2017 +1399 A fairly straightforward post-apocalyptic story, tightly focused on human torment, but suffused with surprising, undeniably atmospheric sights and sounds. fresh David Sims 1 The Atlantic June 9, 2017 +1399 Edgerton gives another masterly minimalist performance, and Ejogo and Harrison are preternaturally alert. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture June 9, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night is a relentlessly bleak exercise in paranoia and distrust that taps into some of the deepest fears within the human condition. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 9, 2017 +1399 Fascinating thriller by a director who understands tension, isolation and uncontrollable fear. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com June 9, 2017 +1399 Methodical, moving at its own unhurried pace, content to revel in silence and the mundane minutia of surviving in a world no longer filled with modern amenities, Shults shows the same attention to detail he [displayed in Krisha]. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 9, 2017 +1399 It's like being on a conveyor belt headed to a darkened doom. 8 fresh Piers Marchant 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette June 9, 2017 +1399 It quickly becomes a so-so horror thriller that takes us deep into the woods and some other dark places. 3/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) June 9, 2017 +1399 The solid cast acts accordingly, with young Harrison distinguishing himself as a young man whose awkwardness is alternately endearing and alarming. 3.5/5 fresh Randall King 0 Winnipeg Free Press June 9, 2017 +1399 Trey Edward Shults, who made the powerful, harrowing Krisha, returns with a dark movie that's meticulously crafted and highly intelligent but also relentlessly pessimistic and deeply unsettling. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media June 9, 2017 +1399 "It Comes at Night is a total success, building dread gradually and avoiding an overreliance on the kind of jump scares lesser films mine to absurdity. It makes ""It Comes at Night"" less fun, but more resonant." 3/4 fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 9, 2017 +1399 It's a genre picture bathed in overwhelming darkness and torment. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork June 9, 2017 +1399 Home is where good health isn't in It Comes at Night, a terrifying saga about the corruption of a clan's safe haven by both external and internal forces. fresh Nick Schager 0 The Daily Beast June 9, 2017 +1399 After the success of recent low-budget horror films like Split and Get Out, It Comes at Night is far more demanding, even brazen. fresh Alan Zilberman 0 Washington City Paper June 9, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night is a masterful work of spooky suspense. Writer-director Trey Edward Shults has created a claustrophobic gem of a movie. B+ fresh Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer June 9, 2017 +1399 "Trey Edward Shults' stark, sobering, and quietly fascinating It Comes at Night is for genre fans who are in the market for something more cerebral and personal than the average ""end of the world"" story." 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Nerdist June 9, 2017 +1399 Those expecting a horror movie that's filled with a lot of those gross and scary moments will likely be disappointed, while those who might appreciate the film's less horrific storytelling will probably be scared away by the marketing. rotten Rain Jokinen 0 SFist June 9, 2017 +1399 There's a fresh mound of metaphysical content to mull over, and in the end, that's the only thing that redeems this somewhat unsatisfying horror experiment: We're forced to think about what we might do in the same situation... 2.5/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com June 9, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night is technically accomplished-in fact it looks exactly like a film that made the most of a small budget-and the acting is good within the limitations of the roles. 6/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 June 9, 2017 +1399 Scored intensely and photographed vividly, the electric film imagines a small slice of doomsday with horrific believability. 3.5/4 fresh Brad Wheeler 1 Globe and Mail June 9, 2017 +1399 "Not really sure - even after seeing the movie - what ""it"" is and why it comes at night. Low budget boring. " 1/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald June 9, 2017 +1399 "It Comes at Night"" is one of the most vexing and discomforting experiences witnessed since ""The Snowtown Murders."" " 3.5/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com June 9, 2017 +1399 "It's not a sexy apocalypse, with a disease that transforms everyone into really cool zombies. It's just death. And it's not an easily managed ""Doomsday Preppers"" scenario solved by bulk foods from Jim Bakker infomercials. It's just doom." fresh Dave White 1 TheWrap June 9, 2017 +1399 The capable cast can only do so much to disguise the thin, predictable, paranoid survival thriller they're trapped playing out. rotten William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline June 9, 2017 +1399 Despite what the film's marketing says, it's not a horror film, and it doesn't function well as one. But it is a pretty darn good dark psychological thriller. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune June 9, 2017 +1399 Texas prodigy Trey Edward Shults creates a Night of the Living Dead for these paranoid us-against them times. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald June 9, 2017 +1399 More than a big-picture, end-of-the-world drama, it succeeds as a grave - and highly confined - journey through desperate emotional states. 3/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Pitch.com June 9, 2017 +1399 ...at times, literally crackles with claustrophobic tension. 6/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix June 9, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night is the feel-bad movie of the year. I can't help but feel as if audiences are going to hate it. And I can't blame them if they do. 2.5/4 rotten Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon June 9, 2017 +1399 "Midway through ""It Comes at Night"" you might wonder where it's headed, and it seems Shults may have asked himself the same question. It's a breathless thriller that will leave you gasping until it finally runs out of air itself." C+ rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News June 9, 2017 +1399 Slices into the darkness of every scene with a razor's edge of finely calibrated suspense, tension, grief, paranoia and primal fear. 3.5/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 Parade Magazine June 9, 2017 +1399 In a summer full of cacophony and bluster, It Comes at Night sneaks in and grabs with sharp claws, if you open yourself to it. 8/10 fresh Alan Cerny 0 ComingSoon.net June 8, 2017 +1399 In the absence of such answers, or the intimation of such answers, or even of characters in pursuit of answers, It Comes at Night begins to seem thin, a torment without purpose. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 8, 2017 +1399 It Comes At Night will be too dark and grim for a lot a viewers, but those of you that are into such dark arts will revel in just how pulverizing and unnerving a ride it is. 4/5 fresh Gregory Wakeman 0 CinemaBlend June 8, 2017 +1399 Shults has crafted a very admirable and challenging piece of cinema. But it's also one that enthralls while never truly ensnaring the audience or their fears. 3/5 fresh David Crow 0 Den of Geek June 8, 2017 +1399 [A] spare but savage horror movie ... fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate June 8, 2017 +1399 For those who acutely empathize with the ravages of grief, Shults has delivered a film more horrific than any boogeyman or ghoul in recent memory. 9/10 fresh Britt Hayes 0 ScreenCrush June 8, 2017 +1399 It's grim, bleak, uncomfortable and certainly no fun -- but performances are excellent and Shults' atmosphere of soul-corroding terror is hard to dismiss. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review June 8, 2017 +1399 Mr. Shults doesn't jolt the audience with false scares or showy plot twists. He builds up the dread with ruthless efficiency and minimal gimmickry, relying on and refreshing some of the oldest techniques in the book. fresh 1 New York Times June 8, 2017 +1399 But it's the depiction of the loneliness and resignation in the surviving few that resounds the loudest, even when Shults's now-trademark minimalism becomes a hurdle he can't overcome. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics June 8, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night is not an easily watched time at the cinema, but through its perilous devastation and mood is a rewarding and valuable time, spent with your own anxiety and the lump in your throat that you try to choke down. 5/5 fresh Bill Arceneaux 0 Film Threat June 8, 2017 +1399 Shults builds an effective atmosphere of mistrust and dread, with even the slightest hint of deception eating away at the fragile alliance among the characters. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly June 8, 2017 +1399 "As he did in ""Krisha,"" Shults avoids the conventional trap of exposition, relying instead on his striking command of the medium to evoke the inner life of a family under extraordinarily bleak circumstances." fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times June 8, 2017 +1399 To my mind, It Comes at Night traffics in a fatally depthless cruelty. rotten Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair June 8, 2017 +1399 I'm hard-pressed to think of a recent movie that's as uncomfortable and disturbing as It Comes at Night. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 8, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night shows that no matter how much you can prepare for the worst, no one is ever actually ready for it. 3.5/4 fresh Raju Mudhar 1 Toronto Star June 8, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night works best in the moments when it drills down into the social dynamics of the six survivors. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post June 8, 2017 +1399 "For much of its brisk running time, ""It Comes at Night"" teeters between delicious atmosphere and almost unbearable tension." 3.5/4 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post June 8, 2017 +1399 Edgerton and Abbott are so locked into their diametrically opposed roles that they cancel each other out, while Ejogo and Keough only exist in mutual counterpoint. rotten Adam Nayman 0 Reverse Shot June 8, 2017 +1399 This may be a film about the end of the world, but ... It Comes at Night tracks something akin to a domestic apocalypse. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies June 8, 2017 +1399 The film creates authentic tension out of unanswered questions, and that works until you realize that none of the questions will be answered, and that is a frustrating disappointment. 2/4 rotten Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World June 8, 2017 +1399 Writer/director Trey Edward Shults is a dab hand at creating an atmosphere of uncertainty and menace and does a fine job of showing how people disintegrate under duress. The performances are very convincing here. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 1 Toronto Sun June 8, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night intends to be a cautionary tale about the corrosive, terrible power of fear, but its isolationist bent and thinly disguised xenophobic message also feel creepily and politically prescient. 3/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald June 8, 2017 +1399 Shults follows up his excellent Krisha with a movie that solidifies him as a director I will follow consistently. He plays with darkness and claustrophobia onscreen, but also makes his characters deeply human and relatable. 4/5 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive June 8, 2017 +1399 Harrowing, visually striking, and almost too on the nose for the current sociopolitical moment, It Comes at Night is one of the best films of the year. 4.5/5 fresh Aja Romano 0 Vox June 8, 2017 +1399 The superb cast does a wonderful job of keeping us guessing as to everyone's motives. 3/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 8, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night is very close to a masterpiece. Enveloped in dread and oozing with tension, it's one of the great recent studies of the fear that comes from a desire for survival. 3.5/4 fresh Christopher Schobert 0 Buffalo News June 8, 2017 +1399 Although It Comes at Night isn't quite as striking or as intelligent as it wants to be, it's enjoyable and there are definitely a few scenes that will keep creeping you out until late into the night. 3/4 fresh Jenni Miller 0 Playboy Online June 8, 2017 +1399 Heavy on mood but light on ideas, this is the sort of movie that equates ambiguity and draggy pacing with seriousness. rotten Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader June 8, 2017 +1399 Shults has both the instincts and the technical facility to make pretty much any kind of atypical picture he wants. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune June 8, 2017 +1399 I wouldn't want to watch Trey Edward Shults' It Comes at Night alone. Unless you're a particularly sturdy soul, I wouldn't recommend that you do so either. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine June 8, 2017 +1399 This is a journey designed to leave you saturated with rawboned terror and despair. It wants us to consider our values in this world and contemplate what might follow. In that harsh mission, it is powerfully effective. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 8, 2017 +1399 Shults' film, which he also wrote, is a model of nightmare minimalism, trusting the audience to use their imagination to supply their own, patently more terrifying, idea of what the hell is shrieking out there in the forest. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle June 8, 2017 +1399 I kept wanting Shults' film to add up to a little more in the end. Still, his chops behind the camera are undeniable. I can't wait to see what he does next. B fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly June 8, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night is a masterpiece of subjective storytelling. fresh Rebecca Pahle 0 Film Journal International June 8, 2017 +1399 It's challenging, artfully made work from Shults, requiring those electing to see it to relax some expectations as the movie endeavors to unnerve, not shock. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com June 8, 2017 +1399 The tension Shults builds is incredible, nearly unbearable in the most-satisfying way. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic June 8, 2017 +1399 "It Comes At Night"" is a harrowing, horrifying effort told with brute conviction, a quivering meditation on grief and alienation haunts you to the brittle bone." A- fresh Will Ashton 0 The Playlist June 8, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night may disappoint some hardcore horror fans with its artful avoidance of genre pleasures, but its grim, tough-minded dystopia will prove hard to shake for many. 4/5 fresh Benjamin Lee 0 Guardian June 8, 2017 +1399 The rawness of ... emotion translates to a palpable intensity, with the fear of losing those closest to you, either through death or through betrayal, smothering the film like a wet wool blanket. B fresh Katie Rife 1 AV Club June 8, 2017 +1399 The final scenes are both ambiguous and terrifying, and they left a preview audience as shaken as any I've seen. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe June 8, 2017 +1399 It is one dark and downbeat mofo of a movie. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight June 7, 2017 +1399 An intense psychological thriller, slow-boiling and unsettling. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com June 7, 2017 +1399 An effectively creepy and at times gut-wrenching take on the pandemic genre. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday June 7, 2017 +1399 You want horror that screws with your head? This is your ticket, a haunting story of two families surviving the postapocalypse proves there's a major new filmmaking talent in town, Trey Edward Shults 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 7, 2017 +1399 Once again, Shults demonstrates his extreme resourcefulness as a filmmaker, wringing blood-curdling tension out of controlled camera movements, creative practical lighting, and a red door. 3/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service June 7, 2017 +1399 It's the minimalist apocalyptic nightmare we never knew we needed, and a master class in lingering, universal fear. fresh AP Kryza 0 Willamette Week June 7, 2017 +1399 A savvy riff on our current cultural anxieties. 3/4 fresh Sara Stewart 1 New York Post June 7, 2017 +1399 As minimalist horror movies go, this is pretty effective. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto June 7, 2017 +1399 It Comes at Night is emotional, haunting dystopian horror that will leave you shaken. 8.5/10 fresh Alex Welch 0 IGN Movies June 7, 2017 +1399 A soul-crushingly dark examination of human nature amid an invisible and unnatural threat... impossibly tense fresh April Wolfe 1 Village Voice June 7, 2017 +1399 Shults ... is a good filmmaker who knows how to get the most out of a limited budget and a stale situation. 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 7, 2017 +1399 Conjures an unsettling aura but does so at a deliberate tempo where its characters' emotional journey and insular world takes precedence over predictable genre tactics. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFrightFile.com June 7, 2017 +1399 With all of Shults' dark-night-of-the-soul mood manipulations, the film promises more than it delivers. Its buildups are impressive, but in the end its frights are mild. 2/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times June 6, 2017 +1399 It's bleak, man. It's bleak. rotten Fred Topel 0 We Live Entertainment June 6, 2017 +1399 Stressful, dark, and emotionally exhausting, It Comes At Night is a truly haunting experience, and I still can't get the very last shot out of my mind. 4.5/5 fresh Leonardo Faierman 0 Black Girl Nerds June 6, 2017 +1399 Small, vivid moments, squeezed into a small physical and dramatic space, then tightened with a vice of suspense and dread. 3/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 6, 2017 +1399 Trey Edward Shults is quickly ascending the ranks of the best young directors working and this will only further cement his rising status. fresh Chris Coffel 0 Film School Rejects June 6, 2017 +1399 The details in this post-apocalyptic chamber drama - flat-out horror this is not - are spare, an initially refreshing decision that ultimately results in a rather empty, half-formed narrative. B- fresh Jordan Raup 0 The Film Stage June 6, 2017 +1399 Shults, in only his second feature following his splashy debut with the family psychodrama Krisha, stylishly and effectively builds tension and mystery in this stripped-down experiment that crescendos occasionally into the stuff of nightmares. fresh Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press June 6, 2017 +1399 "As in [his first film] ""Krisha,"" the most fraught and dangerous relationships are those of family and those who purport to be friends. For all of their flesh-eating ferocity, zombies won't lie to you or play games. Only the living do that." 4.5/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com June 6, 2017 +1399 Often scarier for what it doesn't say or show, which may also make it somewhat frustrating, since you're never sure exactly what's happening either. 3.5/5 fresh Edward Douglas 1 New York Daily News June 6, 2017 +1399 A well-crafted, albeit entirely bleak exploration of paranoia and fear. 3/4 fresh Brian Truitt 1 USA Today June 6, 2017 +1399 While there is an underlying existential anxiety to the whole thing, there's not enough pizzazz to either the visuals or the dialogue to make It Comes at Night worth going to see in the theater. 3/5 rotten Staci Layne 0 Dread Central June 5, 2017 +1399 You see it to jump in your seat; you wind with something even freakier: you get to watch what it's like to live when life is no longer worth living. 4/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro June 5, 2017 +1399 It Comes At Night will divide horror audiences, but that doesn't stop Trey Edward Shults' deadly-tense doomsday thriller. 7/10 fresh Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered June 5, 2017 +1399 There's truly not a wasted moment in this film, which is astounding for such a young director. B+ fresh Randall Colburn 0 Consequence of Sound June 5, 2017 +1399 A nightmare within a nightmare 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation June 5, 2017 +1399 There are no zombies in the streets, boogeymen in the basement or witches in the woods -- and yet it is one of the most terrifying films in years. 3.5/4 fresh Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com June 5, 2017 +1399 This modest science-fiction thriller brings the hands-on vigor of independent filmmaking to a high-concept premise, but the results are insubstantial and impersonal. rotten Richard Brody 1 New Yorker June 5, 2017 +1399 Whaddya expect to happen in a scary, spine-tingler with such a big hint in the title? 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News June 5, 2017 +1399 "Just as Trey Edward Shults withholds the ""it"" of the title, he never attempts to justify the escalating paranoia of his characters." 2/4 rotten Christopher Gray 0 Slant Magazine June 4, 2017 +1399 The tension is beautifully modulated and powerfully deployed in It Comes At Night, the expert sophomore feature from Krisha writer-director Trey Edward Shults. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International May 31, 2017 +1399 The film confirms that Shults, working again with DP Drew Daniels, has a sure and fluent grasp of cinematic storytelling, his stripped-down narrative pulsing with dread and emotion. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter May 31, 2017 +1399 The movie is a close-quarters psychological thriller built artfully and honestly, from the ground up, with more of a nod to early John Carpenter than mid-period Danny Boyle. fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety May 15, 2017 +1399 The decisions the characters make throughout the film are deeply rooted in who they are, not strictly because this disease forces them to make that choice, and that makes It Comes At Night an all-consuming and deeply disturbing film. 4.5/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Collider May 8, 2017 +1399 The film, like its director, offers no answers, nor does it need to. It's an unnerving, masterful piece of horror filmmaking. fresh Keith Phipps 0 Uproxx May 4, 2017 +1399 Once again, Shults has delivered a top-notch psychological thriller. A- fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire May 4, 2017 +1399 Shults's film is many things-heart-wrenching, paced to perfection, a masterclass in visual storytelling and genuinely terrifying-but that nothing about it feels beyond the grasp of what Shults wants it to be, of what he knows it can be. 8.5/10 fresh Dom Sinacola 0 Paste Magazine May 4, 2017 +1399 The payoff is big, and the journey is never less than absorbing, and this, along with GET OUT, proves that horror as a genre for legit A-level work is back in full-fo 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 1, 2017 +1399 Devastating. A nightmare of paranoia and mistrust. fresh Meredith Borders 0 Birth.Movies.Death. April 30, 2017 +1400 B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1400 1/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily September 27, 2005 +1400 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 13, 2005 +1400 2/5 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 2, 2004 +1400 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1400 0/5 rotten Kathleen Maher 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1400 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly November 11, 1992 +1402 Barbarella is a gift-wrapped 'X' certificate bonbon for a space age nursery. fresh Penelope Houston 0 The Spectator July 16, 2018 +1402 Campy sci-fi cult classic features violence, nudity. 3/5 fresh Tracy Moore 0 Common Sense Media June 17, 2014 +1402 A Flash Gordon-meets-Oz kitsch-fest stripping women's sexual revolution down to voyeuristic spectacle, flimsily dressed in cheap, see-through, psychedelic B-movie garb. Vadim imbues most scenes with a faux-arty lethargy that slumps into stiltedness. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 27, 2013 +1402 One of the most memorable of comic book adaptations ever conceived... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed June 5, 2013 +1402 Roger Vadim's ultra-kitsch sci-fi classic somehow improves with age. 4/5 fresh Dan Geary 0 Total Film April 12, 2013 +1402 Without Jane Fonda, there isn't much to talk about. Yet with her, the film is enjoyable to watch, not only because she is so appealing to look at but because she has such a flair for the role. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis June 27, 2012 +1402 Emblematic of a freewheeling, free love culture that never really existed, it's a true camp classic, a unique amalgamation of pulp themes and a pseudo-historical treasure. 3/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film April 16, 2012 +1402 Cheerfully catch-all. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine July 13, 2010 +1402 A kitsch cult classic. fresh 0 Film4 July 13, 2010 +1402 The film is ugly on so many levels -- from art direction to human values -- that it's hard to know where to begin. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader April 17, 2007 +1402 Most of this is soft-core nonsense, but snappy dialogue and design -- as well as the striptease routine that Fonda performs behind the opening credits -- have made it something of a cult favorite. 1/4 rotten 0 TV Guide April 17, 2007 +1402 Despite a certain amount of production dash and polish and a few silly-funny lines of dialog, Barbarella isn't very much of a film. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety April 17, 2007 +1402 I just couldn't take my eyes off the screen. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 24, 2006 +1402 Terry Southern's dialogue occasionally sparkles, and the imaginative designs, as shot by Claude Renoir, look really splendid. fresh 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1402 An awful film, certainly, but also undeniably watchable. 1/5 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) April 7, 2005 +1402 It's fun in a 'What were they smoking?' kind of way. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 10, 2004 +1402 Why did Jane make a film like this? Even she does not know herself. B+ fresh Moira Sullivan 0 Movie Magazine International May 11, 2003 +1402 A camp classic. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1402 Not that the film itself isn't funny, it most definitely is, but it is a formless mass of crazy one-liners and ridiculous situations. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 29, 2003 +1402 Great production design and very little else. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 6, 2002 +1402 A valentine to the soft-core lover in all of us, and proof that on some levels, Jane Fonda will never be taken seriously. 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium November 1, 2002 +1402 It is an extravagant exercise in bad taste and camp. While it tries to intentionally funny, some of the humour merely falls flat on its face. 2/4 rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +1402 A nutty film that boasts at times beautiful photography of some cheap but truly epic sets of PVC and everything that clings. 3/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +1402 It's not a film that tries to break barriers or provide deep and meaningful commentary on the nature and meaning of life -- it's a film which sets out to entertain and does so with considerable panache. What more do you need to know? fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Edinburgh U Film Society January 1, 2000 +1402 Fonda looks sensational and glides through this romp like a dazed, ripe-to-the- touch innocent. 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1402 Though slow spots abound, the camp content of some scenes is astro-nomical and it reminds us of a more innocent time when the concept of death by sex was something we could laugh about. fresh Barry Walters 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1402 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 12, 2008 +1402 3/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) July 25, 2005 +1402 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 19, 2005 +1402 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 14, 2005 +1402 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope June 8, 2005 +1402 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 21, 2004 +1402 1/5 rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine November 20, 2003 +1402 4/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire October 31, 2003 +1402 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 26, 2003 +1402 3/5 fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 4, 2003 +1402 4/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 9, 2003 +1402 3/5 fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily August 5, 2002 +1402 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +1403 It can be perceived as a pleasant antidote to the Hollywood mainstream comedy. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 3, 2004 +1403 It's a rockabilly space romp, often very bad but usually a visual treat. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Booth 1 Denver Post March 19, 2004 +1403 If Andy Warhol ever made a movie with Ed Wood, this might have been the result. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 9, 2004 +1403 A sui generis, love-it-or-hate-it exercise in homegrown American surrealism. fresh 1 L.A. Weekly June 24, 2002 +1403 Every once in a blue moon some inexplicable force of cinema pushes all sanity and sense of aesthetics aside and leaves me defenselessly embracing a movie that has no apparent redeeming factor other than its cheesy eccentricity. 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review March 7, 2002 +1403 Accepting its darkness, warmth and gentle ridiculousness, you'll find yourself heartened, though you won't be exactly sure why. fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian January 18, 2002 +1403 A movie so goofy and affable about its willful, second-rate cheesiness that anger becomes a waste of time. You either go along with it or you don't go at all. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 4, 2002 +1403 McAbee deserves much credit for not letting the obvious financial limitations constrain his imagination. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 3, 2002 +1403 McAbee is unable to fashion a cohesive enough storyline to keep this bizarro space odyssey engaging throughout. rotten Daniel Steinhart 0 Film Journal International December 9, 2001 +1403 Movies don't get much more homemade or endearingly eccentric. fresh Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News November 29, 2001 +1403 It's equal parts creepy, campy, funny, and tedious. 2.5/4 fresh Jim Sullivan 1 Boston Globe November 25, 2001 +1403 While The American Astronaut has the outlines of a potential cult favorite, it's too idiotic to sustain interest. rotten Kirsten Markson 0 PopMatters November 23, 2001 +1403 Like a very accomplished student film, amusing and annoying in just about equal measure. rotten Mark Rahner 1 Seattle Times November 16, 2001 +1403 Quickly becomes an endurance test: like watching an old Carol Burnett skit that's not working, or a high school play that's trying to be bad. rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 15, 2001 +1403 Less engaging entertainment for us than perverse psychotherapy for writer-director-star Cory McAbee. rotten Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times November 8, 2001 +1403 A hugely imaginative, genuinely weird cult item for only the most cynical and bizarre moviegoers. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 5, 2001 +1403 Camp is tricky. The very real problem in making a movie that's so bad that it's good is that you can easily overachieve and create a genuine stinker by mistake. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews November 4, 2001 +1403 Hit-and-miss comedy. rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 2, 2001 +1403 McAbee has fashioned a film rich in ocular humor. 2.5/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com November 2, 2001 +1403 An unforgettable, irresistible stylistic hybrid that's part space opera, part western, part noir thriller and all hyperintelligent comedy. fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly November 2, 2001 +1403 Just let the expressionistic, oddly charming images wash over you and enjoy the rush of a zero-budget indie that somehow fuses Buck Rogers and the theater of the absurd. 2.5/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News November 1, 2001 +1403 Obviously not for all tastes -- but it's quite unlike anything else out there at the moment. fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post October 12, 2001 +1403 Soars as much as it crashes. 2.5/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times October 12, 2001 +1403 A lovely little wedge of garage-band silliness. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice October 9, 2001 +1403 Wittily juvenile with clever, catchy songs to match. 3.5/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central September 14, 2001 +1403 It's sheer, unadulterated pain. F rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 9, 2001 +1403 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 30, 2005 +1403 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 24, 2005 +1403 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com August 9, 2001 +1406 While not a sophomore jinx, this serio comedy about the fluidity of sexual identity among a group of youngsters is a disappointing follow-up to Troche's brilliant debut the lesbian comedy Go Fish, lacking focus and style. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 26, 2008 +1406 Its comedic approach is sledgehammer-subtle, with music slathered on to further force-feed the levity. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International December 11, 2006 +1406 More than lives up to the promise Troche showed in Go Fish. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 11, 2002 +1406 a feather-light romantic comedy of considerable charm fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1406 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1406 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1406 8 fresh Christabel Padmore 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1406 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1406 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1406 3/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1406 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1406 3.5/4 fresh 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1407 plays more like a long television show than a feature film, which gives it a level of energy and fun 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 14, 2013 +1407 Overall, the big production seems to keep the comedy team on their toes, and, while this never reaches the highs of their best films, it also feels a lot less lazy than their worst efforts. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid April 21, 2011 +1407 The only genuine point of interest is seeing Charles Laughton get his wish to play the buffoon. 2/5 rotten Phil Hall 0 Organica News September 10, 2010 +1409 The heroine, Italy's golden pin-up girl, is, as a wild and beautiful peasant, neither too wild nor too beautiful to be credible, and both she and the lesser characters have an endearing quality about them which is irresistible. fresh Virginia Graham 0 The Spectator June 19, 2018 +1410 Who knew that people could love their garbage so much that they grow angry when it is taken from them? 3/4 fresh 1 New York Post January 8, 2010 +1410 The film isn't easy to watch, but its portrait of perseverance and ecological commitment is enlightening. 3/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News January 8, 2010 +1410 The film's most amazing character is the fantastic garbage town of Mokattam itself, with its winding alleyways piled high with trash, its buildings half exposed, riddled with crevices stuffed with bags of refuse. fresh Ronnie Scheib 1 Variety January 7, 2010 +1410 In this compelling documentary, director Mai Iskander follows three teenage Egyptian boys who eke out a living by collecting garbage, but dream of finding their way to a cleaner, easier way of life. 3/5 fresh Jennifer Merin 0 About.com January 7, 2010 +1410 Timely documentary sheds new light on the age-old practice of recycling. fresh Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter January 7, 2010 +1410 Successfully shows another side of society that feels foreign and unfamiliar at first, but one that's infinitely more interesting when put into context of our own lives. 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net January 5, 2010 +1410 In Garbage Dreams, Mai Iskander's handsomely shot and intermittently fascinating look at Cairo's Zaballeen community of trash collectors, the filmmaker documents an entire population faced with extinction. fresh Andrew Schenker 1 Village Voice January 5, 2010 +1410 Garbage Dreams's images have the unsettling primal power of a dystopian sci-fi movie come to life. 3/4 fresh Chuck Bowen 0 Slant Magazine January 5, 2010 +1411 Some sort of mixed-up commentary on gentrification. C+ rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness July 3, 2005 +1411 Wolfen is a thriller with a metaphysical side to it. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 31, 2004 +1411 'Sucken.' 0/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum March 4, 2003 +1411 Half silly and half profound. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 31, 2002 +1411 Sets up its mysteries with an admirable tenacity, though the resolution we're ultimately offered is more than a bit forgettable. 7 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide October 18, 2002 +1411 Wolfen goes through the paces of a typical detective thriller, but I'll bet you've never seen anything like it. 2.5/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central August 8, 2002 +1411 I found it easy to root for the werewolves over the derelicts, millionaires, and arrogant police who were victimized. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 21, 2002 +1411 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 8, 2005 +1411 3/5 fresh 0 Catholic Sun April 8, 2005 +1411 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2005 +1411 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies December 17, 2004 +1411 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1411 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com May 23, 2004 +1411 2/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World April 2, 2004 +1411 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 EnPrimeur.ca March 11, 2004 +1411 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) January 5, 2003 +1411 3/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury August 13, 2002 +1411 2/5 rotten Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly August 8, 2002 +1411 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +1411 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 27, 2002 +1411 3.5/5 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com January 27, 2002 +1412 The lively film's main asset is an appearance by rocker Jerry Lee Lewis. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 18, 2015 +1413 Big, sweeping and gorgeous to look at. Scarcely a minute of it is dull. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 16, 2009 +1415 This savage social satire revels in the brutality and gore and plays it for dark comedy and gallows humor, a teen melodrama gone feral as cliques fall apart under fire and young love is literally under the gun. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Stream on Demand April 10, 2016 +1415 "Before The Hunger Games there was Battle Royale. The bloody spectacle of Japanese schoolchildren being forced into a sadistic game of ""last man standing"" packs an emotional wallop." fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 Film Journal International May 30, 2012 +1415 A gloriously entertaining ride, provided you have a taste for dark material and don't mind the occasional poke in the ribs. A fresh Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com May 25, 2012 +1415 Stylistically it's a beauty, with khaki-uniformed waifs fighting for their lives to a crashing classical score. 3/4 fresh Sara Stewart 1 New York Post May 25, 2012 +1415 Forgive the film its small flaws of histrionic performances and cheap execution for the giddy rush of its banal, Verhoevenesque atmosphere... 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out May 22, 2012 +1415 It may suit a certain worldview, but Battle Royale's cynicism is still a form fantasy-a balm as well as a bomb. fresh Eric Hynes 1 Village Voice May 22, 2012 +1415 A wonderfully exciting, incredibly idiosyncratic actioner. 4/5 fresh 0 Film4 May 22, 2012 +1415 Maybe Battle Royale's ultimate punchline is its inexplicable ability to fool some people into taking it seriously. 1.5/4 rotten Chuck Bowen 0 Slant Magazine May 20, 2012 +1415 Battle Royale's dystopia reflects a hyper-tech Japan still deeply concerned with social cohesion and the value-gaps between the generations. It's the disturbingly dark social frame, not its bloody canvas, that makes this a battle worth watching. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) May 10, 2012 +1415 Fukasaku's set pieces are dynamic, composed and edited with a neatness that is missing from the shaky-camera esthetic of the movie's successor, 'The Hunger Games.' 4/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) March 30, 2012 +1415 Battle Royale is a masterpiece of mayhem, violence and unfettered teen melodrama. 8/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD March 19, 2012 +1415 Battle Royale is The Hunger Games not diluted for young audiences. 3/4 fresh Alexandra Cavallo 0 Boston Phoenix February 22, 2012 +1415 Pitched with the insatiable verve of a TV game show and the vacant regret of a Grand Theft Auto videogame. B+ fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth July 19, 2011 +1415 It gets no points for subtlety, but this confronting, devastating, hilarious and extremely fun film is a masterpiece all in its own right. 5/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture March 6, 2011 +1415 Gloriously sick and twisted. A masterpiece. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 24, 2009 +1415 Disturbing, gory, shocking, and very original. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1415 Although the film can be seen as a satire on everything from the Japanese education system to reality TV, ultimately its absurdism resists easy interpretation. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +1415 A disturbing film to say the least, and definitely one that could never have been made in the United States. 4/4 fresh Lucius Gore 0 ESplatter June 17, 2008 +1415 Departing from two decades' worth of domestic and personal dramas and returning to his roots as Japan's maestro of mayhem, Kinji Fukasaku has delivered a brutal punch to the collective solar plexus with one of his most outrageous and timely films. fresh Robert Koehler 1 Variety May 20, 2008 +1415 A modern classic about the folly of violence. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +1415 Some will be uncomfortable or appalled, and the mix of humour and horror is uneasy, but this isn't a film you'll forget easily. And, seriously, what would you do? 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1415 What it does have is plenty of splatter, noise and energy. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 7, 2006 +1415 A minor sensation in Japan where questions were asked in parliament, this noisy and bombastic adaptation of a recent pulp novel doesn't shape up as satire or death-sport fantasy. rotten 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1415 Races along with the swift, brutal precision of a samurai sword cutting through cotton. B+ fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 3, 2005 +1415 The basic storyline just isn't very good, and any attempt to say anything meaningful or moving is ham-fisted and obvious, which quite simply isn't good enough for a film as in-your-face as this. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Film Threat August 12, 2003 +1415 Its content will earn it a following from as many witless viewers as it will thoughtful ones, but that's no reason to condemn it fresh Shane Burridge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews June 30, 2003 +1415 BATTLE ROYALE is a film that should not be easily ignored, and will not be easily forgotten...the faces of those kids are likely to linger long after the credits stop. 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com April 3, 2003 +1415 'Battle Royale' is another deeply flawed addition to the deeply offensive phenomenon of 'reality TV'. 2/5 rotten Tom Grealis 0 February 13, 2003 +1415 A hell of an action movie, an admission that makes me feel a little guilty. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies December 23, 2002 +1415 Sharply written, bloody, and darkly funny, this is a cut above your usual exploitation fare. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1415 Ultimately Battle Royale falls attempting to stand on its politics alone. Its redeeming triumph is that it is immensely entertaining - either as a teenage film or hefty slice of exploitation. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You August 13, 2002 +1415 Once it dropped a lot of its satirical baggage, I was able to stop considering it an important film, and start watching it as an entertaining one. 3/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +1415 It's fascinating, tense and grisly... but a bit of a muddle really. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +1415 As usual, Fukasaku directs Battle Royale with force and conviction, even as the tone of the picture veers back and forth from unabashedly ludicrous to deadly serious. 3/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY November 24, 2001 +1415 A vicious take-off on reality TV that turns a high-school milieu dominated by cliques and childish relationships into a war zone. B+ fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus October 29, 2001 +1415 Fukasaku's film maybe can't maintain the sheer exhilarating rush of its first thirty minutes, but it's an outstanding work nevertheless. fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian September 17, 2001 +1415 This is a heart-stopping action film, teaching us the worthy lessons of discipline, teamwork, and determination, but wrapping them up in a deliberately provocative, shockingly violent package. 4/5 fresh Jason Korsner 0 BBC.com September 10, 2001 +1415 Catapults you from the cinema in a state of breathless disbelief. 3/4 fresh Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com June 25, 2001 +1418 Its plump chickens maintain that strange, haptic quality that makes you yearn to reach out and squeeze them. 5/5 fresh Rebecca Hawkes 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) July 20, 2015 +1418 Even without Wallace and Gromit, most of the trademark joys are here: the compound of squashy creatures and heavy machinery, the wide, open-ended rictus of a toothy smile, and the great Parkian gulp. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker July 20, 2015 +1418 It coaxes you to laugh and cry, flatters your intelligence, and practically guarantees a cheap night out: at dinner afterward, no one's going to be ordering anything but salad. fresh Debra Jo 1 Wall Street Journal July 20, 2015 +1418 It's a warm-hearted and amusing entertainment that your children will enjoy. fresh Sebastian Faulks 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) June 29, 2015 +1418 Chickens are inherently funny, like nature's idea of a very practical joke. Park and Lord have just improved the old rubber chicken gag, making it movable, turning it into something closer to who we are and what we know as humans. A fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times June 29, 2015 +1418 Chicken Run is a charmingly conceived entertainment. But it's a little bit twee. fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 24, 2014 +1418 What gives this movie its oddly strong grip on a viewer's heart is a physical tenderness inseparable from the nature of claymation. fresh 1 L.A. Weekly August 24, 2014 +1418 The claymation comedy Chicken Run is eggsactly what the doctor ordered. It's a witty, high-spirited adventure that will appeal to moviegoers of all ages. Call it chicken soup for the funny bone. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies August 24, 2014 +1418 The first feature film from England's Aardman Animation, and the first truly terrific film to be released by DreamWorks. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times August 24, 2014 +1418 Most of the time Chicken Run entertains, instructs, involves and enchants. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer August 24, 2014 +1418 Run to Chicken Run. This clay-animation comedy is the most entertaining animal story since Babe. 4/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 24, 2014 +1418 The film is brilliantly voiced across the board, with special notice to Mel Gibson as Rocky and Julia Sawalha as Ginger. fresh Glen Oliver 0 IGN Movies August 24, 2014 +1418 The sly, sardonic flight of fancy known as Chicken Run is a delightful epic of fowl deeds, quests for freedom and poultry heroics from the off-kilter English cartoon house, Aardman Animation. fresh Dennis King 0 Tulsa World August 24, 2014 +1418 Indeed, it's the best movie comedy to come out of England since Monty Python packed up the circus. fresh Randall King 0 Jam! Movies August 24, 2014 +1418 Chicken Run contains some gorgeous, destined-to-be-classic set pieces, and this is where the Aardman production team flex their animation muscles. 3/5 fresh Megan Spencer 0 Triple J August 24, 2014 +1418 It's nothing less than a stop-motion tour de force, bursting with charm, humor, invention and eye-popping mise en scene. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel August 4, 2013 +1418 This wonderful visual treat is done in stop-action clay animation, a form which is both substantial and magical. It's as if the clay figures kids make have managed to take on a life of their own. fresh Serena Donadoni 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) August 4, 2013 +1418 This first feature by Nick Park and Peter Lord, the team that brought you Wallace and Gromit, is a diabolically witty piece of work, a haymaker. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate August 4, 2013 +1418 Most of the laughs stem from the peculiar appeal of claymation -- something about a raised eyebrow or other subtle bit of expression just seems funnier at the stop-motion speed of claymation. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News August 4, 2013 +1418 Apart from looking like no other type of animated film, Chicken Run stands alone in its unwavering determination not to play down to the kiddies. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 4, 2013 +1418 Chicken Run isn't just chock-full of references to classic prison-break movies and some witty inside Hollywood jokes, but is filled with a secret ingredient sadly missing from its super-digitized, merchandise-driven counterparts: heart. 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 0 Baltimore Sun August 4, 2013 +1418 Chicken Run, Aardman's first full-length animated feature, finally makes good on the promise of the studio's award-winning shorts. 4/5 fresh 0 Total Film August 4, 2013 +1418 It is not only an amazing technical accomplishment, it's also the wittiest and best-voiced animated movie to come along in years. fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post August 4, 2013 +1418 Chicken Run boasts the most delicious collection of desperately funny Brits since The Full Monty. Poultry has never been so stuffed with personality. 3.5/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today August 4, 2013 +1418 "The finale and a scene set inside the pie-making machinery prove that the Rube Goldberg formula is infallible, and the puns -- another staple of crossover animation -- range from ""fowl"" to ""poultry in motion." fresh Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader August 4, 2013 +1418 There are some mighty fine laughs in this clever Claymation cartoon from the creator of England's hilarious Wallace and Gromit movies. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor August 4, 2013 +1418 The level of invention on display, from the vividly detailed models and figurines to the gallery of memorable supporting characters, is astonishing at any length. fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club August 4, 2013 +1418 Fab animation from Wallace and Gromit creator. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +1418 "Chicken Run's"" finale is on par both with ""The Great Escape"" and the classic Wallace and Gromit ending to ""A Close Shave"" for rousing excitement and ingenuity. When it comes to clever and fun entertainment with a twist, it's the cock of the walk." 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 25, 2010 +1418 The sophisticated humor of Peter Lord and Nick Park's very funny comedy is more likely to strike a nerve with adults. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 7, 2010 +1418 Thoroughly endearing family entertainment. fresh 0 Film4 September 3, 2008 +1418 Exactly the picker-upper this macho-movie summer needs. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine September 3, 2008 +1418 Park's love for all his characters, good and evil, is literally palpable: These characters have been forged of clay, fussed over, posed, photographed over a period of years. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 13, 2007 +1418 That rare animated film that can easily please all age groups. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1418 It'd be churlish to carp about this triumph of craftsmanlike technique. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1418 I know I've seen a good funny animal movie if I stop eating the animal in real life. 3.5/5 fresh Chris Gore 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1418 Inventiveness taken to new levels...simply a marvel. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina October 2, 2005 +1418 I don't think two minutes went by where I wasn't laughing out loud. 4/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +1418 It has intelligence, humor, drama and tragedy, dance numbers, amour and more, any of which will have appeal to someone out there. A fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1418 It's a wonder to know that each frame of this film was handmade, not orchestrated by a computer. B fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +1418 Insufferably twee. rotten Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian July 7, 2004 +1418 Something about Nick Park's characters is intrinsically hilarious... Maybe it's those teeth. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 24, 2003 +1418 A sharp, witty movie that finally answers the age-old question: what do chickens do when you're not looking? A- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 22, 2003 +1418 It's hard to make bits of clay flutter like feathers, but somehow they do. 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1418 The lavish coops, detailed pie machine and realistic lighting are just a small thread in a beautiful canvas of stirring images. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 29, 2003 +1418 The poultry cast are capable of an extraordinary range of expression, especially during the sad or mildly scary scenes. fresh Kim Newman 0 Sight and Sound December 2, 2002 +1418 I highly recommend you check this out on the big screen. 9/10 fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net November 14, 2002 +1418 The deeply ironic undertones will keep adults and kids entertained alike. 4/5 fresh Sarah Hall 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1418 Full of humor for every age group, capped off with the message that perseverance and teamwork pay off. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1418 What really makes it special, more than the impressive animation, is the endearing characters and involving plot. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1418 Filled with heroism, humor and heart, this wonderful film is a treat for the entire family. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1418 Like the computer animators at Pixar, the stop-motion wizards at Aardman realize their technical prowess would be wasted without a worthy script. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 2, 2002 +1418 Gets by on the elements of fun and frivolity common to all the Aardman animations. 3/5 fresh Kim Williamson 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1418 Apresenta um visual arrebatador. 4/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena May 31, 2002 +1418 May not maintain quite the same frantic level of invention as the Wallace and Gromit shorts, but it has more heart. A- fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide May 8, 2002 +1418 Fans of the more subversive Wallace and Gromit tales are almost bound to be somewhat disappointed by this safer, more mainstream effort. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 5, 2002 +1418 Clever, funny and thoroughly entertaining from beginning to end. A- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 3, 2002 +1418 Fowl by no means, this film is no feather in the cap, either. rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1418 In short: It's everything you could hope for from an Aardman feature. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +1418 Chicken Run Movie Review 9/10 fresh Alex Keen 0 Trades November 3, 2001 +1418 Pure poultry. fresh Jay Stone 0 Canada.com November 2, 2001 +1418 The real magic of Chicken Run is how personable it is, how easy and effortlessly it tells its story. A fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 24, 2001 +1418 There are last minute rescues and incredible visuals. A- fresh Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America April 24, 2001 +1418 For adults, it can get mushy and repetitious, though the overall sweetness and ingenuity shoveled into it makes you want to love the movie more than you're able. fresh Michael Atkinson 0 Movieline April 17, 2001 +1418 When Mel Gibson passes on to that big screen in the sky, don't be surprised if he's best remembered for playing a flirtatious rooster. 3.5/4 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Lybarger Links April 2, 2001 +1418 mostly good, lighthearted entertainment with more than its share of bad chicken puns 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1418 Chicken Run is one of those movies that plays well to children, but also has plenty of dry jokes that will keep adults entertained as well. fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript February 15, 2001 +1418 Playful, infectious, and totally extraordinary. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile February 14, 2001 +1418 Oh, Chicken Run is a good movie, no doubt. It's also fairly entertaining. But Oscar caliber? 7/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews February 14, 2001 +1418 Before our disbelieving eyes, a pageant of jeopardy, romance and rescue unfolds. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +1418 A charming, fanciful and whimsical tale of love, bondage and the quest for escape from the awful fate of being turned into nuggets. 8/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1418 It's immensely satisfying, a divinely relaxed and confident film. Mr. Park and Mr. Lord brilliantly integrate everyday objects into the story. 4.5/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1418 Simple, but engaging. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1418 The first feature from the creators of Wallace and Gromit is a plucking good time. fresh Michael Sragow 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1418 It's a remarkably well-sustained spin on the popular P.O.W. camp movie, with a touch of The Squawkshank Redemptions about it, too. fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1418 You'll want to see Chicken Run more than once. 4/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1418 Chicken Run rules the roost. fresh Sean P. Means 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1418 A triumph for Park and Lord. fresh Tom Keogh 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1418 f a better, funnier, smarter, more endearing film than Chicken Run comes along this year, I will eat a live chicken and shoot the feathers out my butt. A fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1418 Worth four clucks for the buck. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1418 A delightful, perceptive, funny, detail-perfect fable. A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1418 Excellent visuals, a tenderly told tale, laughs aplenty, and a positive social message to boot. A- fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews January 1, 2000 +1418 It may also even have the power to make you think twice the next time you run through the drive-thru at your local KFC. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1418 Everyone except poultry farmers and airline companies should rejoice at the creation of this wonderful Claymation movie. 9/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1418 The film manages to cross all barriers; it should be accessible to both children and adults, Brits and Yanks, rats and chickens. 3.5/4 fresh Shay Casey 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1418 Vegetarian propaganda, aimed at the kiddie audience? Of course. But Chicken Run is also, and most impressively, an ideal marriage of style and subject matter. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation January 1, 2000 +1418 The filmmakers' care for the story and its telling is somehow obvious to even the youngest viewer. fresh George Zahora 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +1418 Full of little surprises. fresh Gordon G. Geise 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +1418 Many will appreciate the genial, good-natured goofiness. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +1418 Chicken Run is great fowl play escapism. fresh Bob Thompson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1418 It's extraordinary how stylized chickens made of clay can exhibit such touching emotion. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1418 An animated farce with... uproarious action B+ fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +1418 A magical movie the entire family can enjoy. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1418 If the Aardman menagerie strikes you as funny, the movie will too. fresh 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1418 The stars of this fowl adventure also have hilarious foibles, eccentric habits, diverse personalities and a lot of spunk. 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1418 I'm half tempted to run for the border on this one. 3/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review January 1, 2000 +1418 Run is the rare exception of a film that is extremely enjoyable across the entire demographic board. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1418 And although the pace is uneven and the plot seems stretched thin, Chicken Run is still worth a look 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1418 Chicken Run is the rare, true original in modern movies. It will delight you beyond words. Don't even think about missing it. 4/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1418 For older children and adults, it's thin soup. 2/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1418 But there's something more going on here, an almost palpable joy in the ability of the animators to turn colorful clay into charming, amusing characters. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 1, 2000 +1418 It's a very smart film. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1418 It really is quite funny. 3/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review January 1, 2000 +1418 A movie both hilarious and sometimes heart-stoppingly exciting. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1418 Few filmmakers are better at setting up a sight gag than co-director/co-creators Nick Park and Peter Lord. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1418 While the average chicken may hold as much interest to you as a dead duck, this film's chickens are well-defined characters that make you laugh, feel worry for them, and then laugh even more. 5/5 fresh James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1418 Fun even with your eyes closed; the jokes and Britishisms and sound effects work all by themselves. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +1418 It's The Great Escape as performed by chickens and is every bit as good as you could imagine. 5/5 fresh William Gallagher 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +1418 One of the funniest, best written movies of the year. fresh Jonathan Lewis 0 Gay Chicago Magazine January 1, 2000 +1418 This chicken has legs -- lots of them. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1418 The slapstick, quick timing, and colorful characters may keep the kids occupied, but the sharp dialogue and tender moments will make the adults enjoy it even more. 4/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1418 A witty, action-packed story. 4/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1418 Assembled with painstaking finesse and obsessiveness, this film is imbued with infectious pluck. fresh Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1418 Lots of groovy chicks, scads of cheep thrills and a studly rooster with a comb-over to die for. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1418 A movie so sweet, so open and honest that we savor its charm and bathe in its confidence. 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1418 Fun and amazingly rendered, but ultimately a little flat. 2.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1418 This is a tale of toil, sacrifice, and hard-earned victory without a speck of fairy dust or dreamy-eyed fantasy. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey Wells 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1418 It's smart and charming, a family film in the best sense -- a multi-layered feast where all ages will find much to enjoy. fresh Bob Aulert 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1418 Mel Gibson as a chicken. 1 fresh Mac Verstandig 0 Moviereviews.org January 1, 2000 +1418 A pleasing and likable comedy that will entertain virtually all age groups. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 1, 2000 +1418 A delightfully clever feature. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1418 It all builds to a fabulously frantic, hilarious action-packed climax. fresh Robin Askew 0 Popcorn January 1, 2000 +1418 Chicken Run delivers. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +1418 DreamWorks rules, and Chicken Run is king. 4/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1418 It's as much a treat for adults as for children, with humor that spans all age ranges and careens from sophisticated to just plain silly. 3.5/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News January 1, 2000 +1418 There is something wonderfully improbable, anachronistic and quixotic about Chicken Run. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek January 1, 2000 +1418 What makes Chicken Run so successful is the filmmakers' obvious love for clay animation. fresh Heather Feher 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1418 A fun-filled film. 9/10 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +1418 Chicken Run is, in every way possible, great filmmaking. fresh Jeffrey Huston 0 Jeff Huston's Believe Me January 1, 2000 +1418 Delivers just about every bit of all-around entertainment I could ask for from a movie about chickens escaping from the farm. 1 fresh Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +1418 An ingenious, G-rated claymation adventure. 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review January 1, 2000 +1418 You will believe a chicken has teeth. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1418 It's so much fun. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1418 Chicken Run is the most delightful piece of feature length animation to debut this summer. fresh Steve Biodrowski 0 ESplatter January 1, 2000 +1418 Could be this summer's sleeper, or this summer's The Iron Giant. 3/4 fresh Steve Ryfle 0 Hollywood.com January 1, 2000 +1418 Aardman delivers the most consistently entertaining animated film in years. fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1418 It could do for the plight of poultry what Babe did for bacon. fresh Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1418 There's plenty to cluck about. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1418 Chicken Run is a delight for kids and adults. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +1418 It's always risky to count your chickens before they're hatched. Even so, I have to say that Chicken Run deserves to be a runaway hit. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1418 Funny in eggs-ecution and fabulous in design. fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +1418 There's hardly ever a lull in the action. fresh Nina Garin 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1418 The high-flying fun is limited solely be the poultry running time. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1418 A spunky and hilarious story about the yearning for freedom in the heart of a very determined hen on a farm in the English countryside. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 1, 2000 +1418 Rarely does a prison film delight and amuse. 4/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly January 1, 2000 +1418 Imagine Mel Gibson playing the James Garner role in The Great Escape. Now, imagine Mel Gibson in feathers. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1418 Does the Nick Park charm work for a feature film? In my opinion, not really. 0 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1418 Chicken Run should be seen by the whole family. Actually, it should be seen by everyone. A fresh Laura Clifford 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1418 One of the most entertaining vehicles of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1418 It's an entertaining warm-up, a few bits of brilliance packed in disposable kiddie fluff. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1418 4.5/5 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com January 27, 2002 +1418 8/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +1419 It's a dreadful comedy that's only for diehard fans, critic apologists for such lame slapstick laced with sentimentality and the French. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 29, 2007 +1419 Fun Jerry Lewis vehicle, one of his best. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 24, 2006 +1419 Interesting, uneven fantasy marred by Lewis' inability to edit himself. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 21, 2003 +1419 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2005 +1420 The Good Girl'' will finally make Jennifer Aniston a movie star. 3/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press June 12, 2018 +1420 Arteta's third feature is good step in the right direction, for him as a disrector and for Jennifer Anniston as an actress B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 7, 2011 +1420 Jennifer Aniston is excellent in what is the best performance of her career, yet. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1420 A warmly satisfying comedy about dissatisfied people seeking to escape from the personal prison of their mundane lives in soulless suburbia. fresh David Rooney 1 Variety March 31, 2009 +1420 In Miguel Arteta's quirky indie feature, Jennifer Aniston searches for meaning and passion in a swirl of suburban malaise and ironically may have finally found a character who can reveal the shades of her talent. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies July 2, 2008 +1420 After languishing in second-banana roles in such films as Picture Perfect and Rock Star, Ms. Aniston here creates a fully realized character of surprising nuance and depth. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1420 I wish I could say I liked it more, but despite a smattering of priceless moments, The Good Girl gets bogged down in the very narrowness that afflicts Justine. rotten Derek Adams 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1420 In the long run, The Good Girl will be remembered more as a chance for Jennifer Aniston to wet her acting chops than for anything else. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +1420 Aniston shows promising signs of a post-sitcom career with her convincing and understated dramatic work. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 7, 2005 +1420 Leaves me craving for the entree. 3.5/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald November 12, 2004 +1420 White, who has a knack for imparting a sense of humor to his screenplays, created several minor characters who lighten the Retail Rodeo's claustrophic atmosphere. 3.5/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 23, 2004 +1420 [Aniston] manages to reveal layers of depth audiences have yet to see from her. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com February 1, 2004 +1420 Aniston may not have received her much-touted Oscar nomination, but this brilliantly funny and often touching film should assure her a solid post-Friends career. 4/5 fresh Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine May 2, 2003 +1420 Maybe Aniston should stop trying to be serious and stick with being funny, which is something she can certainly do. rotten Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald May 2, 2003 +1420 The Good Girl belongs to Aniston, who buries Rachel in style with a sweet, soulful, hangdog performance that you will be thinking of long after you leave the cinema. . 4/5 fresh Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) April 27, 2003 +1420 Moving, insightful and thoroughly entertaining, The Good Girl takes us to the crossroads of the human heart. The question is which way to turn/ fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile April 26, 2003 +1420 ...Another showcase for Aniston's considerable talent as well as another triumph for [writer] White and [director] Arteta. 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1420 'Si bien no logra desarrollarse como un gran drama, tampoco es tan superficial como muchas cintas que pecan de pretenciosas y que resultan totalmente banales.' 3/4 fresh Jorge Avila 0 Moviola January 27, 2003 +1420 Wraps itself in the guise of a dark and quirky comedy, but it isn't as quirky as it thinks it is and its comedy is generally mean-spirited. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies January 26, 2003 +1420 A watchable and competently acted drama ... It's all very much out of the American Beauty rulebook. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 20, 2003 +1420 While disappointing, The Good Girl does give Aniston the chance to prove she can carry a film. 2/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 January 15, 2003 +1420 It boasts a superb cast and features an excellent performance from Jennifer Aniston. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 11, 2003 +1420 "Aniston defines the term ""bored to tears"" with her portrayal of the morose ""Justine." B- fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) January 9, 2003 +1420 [An] astute and askew look at human behaviour. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 23, 2002 +1420 Not entertaining, but good writing, direction, and the performances are outstanding. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 11, 2002 +1420 While many questions and motivations are left unanswered, overall the film wins out with its stark truths and slightly twisted pay off's along the way. 3/5 fresh Don R. Lewis 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1420 Treads a fine line between wry satire, black comedy, and vaguely unsettling melodrama. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com December 3, 2002 +1420 First good, then bothersome. Excellent acting and direction. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card December 2, 2002 +1420 Jennifer Aniston removes her Hollywood glamour to convincingly play a drab Texas cashier teetering on the edge of depression. It's one of the best performances of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 10, 2002 +1420 Jennifer Aniston shines in a sincere and funny film from the writer and director of Chuck and Buck. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1420 Once fans recover from the shock, they'll discover that this sitcom actress has the chops to tackle some pretty heavy stuff. 3/5 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 6, 2002 +1420 Starts off well, but gets derailed just when it could be going somewhere. rotten Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1420 Bleak and astringent indeed, yet suffused with almost radiant compassion for its poor, mixed-up characters. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1420 Almost immediately, you sense this is going to be one of those small, carefully realized gems that exposes something true about the human experience. And it is. A- fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 3, 2002 +1420 Something in this film sticks to you more than you think it will while you're watching it. And I think that something is the superb, jarringly resonant central performance by Jennifer Aniston. fresh Josef Braun 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) September 30, 2002 +1420 The Good Girl never achieves a Fargo-like balance: it can't decide whether its characters should be treated with dignity or with derision. rotten Ben Kenigsberg 0 East Hampton Independent September 24, 2002 +1420 White usually goes beyond the surface veneer of his characters, finding a lurking humanity to those that society might easily dismiss. 3/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World September 13, 2002 +1420 There's a lot of sadness, but the film's grasp of small human truths and sense of low-key humor keep it afloat. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 10, 2002 +1420 Idiosyncratic and highly original. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies September 9, 2002 +1420 The film is very funny at times, and it takes some surprising turns, but it's also slow-paced and glum... A fine feel-bad comedy. 7/10 fresh Josh Ralske 0 All Movie Guide September 9, 2002 +1420 Not a complete success but enchanting performances and one especially superior showing by Aniston make it a decent watch. 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 9, 2002 +1420 Jennifer has left behind her Friends, the staring never ends,deep in the heart of Texas....It's not Ed, but something decent instead, set in the heart of Texas. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views September 9, 2002 +1420 Chuck and Buck, director Miguel Arteta and writer Mike White have crafted an insightful portrait of inertia, and offer a complex look at the fine line between victim and victimizer. 8/10 fresh Justin Hartung 0 Citysearch September 6, 2002 +1420 Sometimes the little things are worth the price of admission. 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend September 5, 2002 +1420 An unlikely black comedy where the humor is relentless, the satire is grim and the jokes are born out of inertia. fresh Jeet Thayil 0 Rediff.com September 4, 2002 +1420 Aniston was brave to accept this dark role, which may win her an Oscar nomination and certainly proves she's an actress of substance. 5/5 fresh Beth Jones 0 Roanoke Times (Virginia) September 3, 2002 +1420 Wins the independent movie derby this year. fresh Nigam Nuggehalli 0 culturevulture.net September 3, 2002 +1420 Successfully making the stretch from her hip, glam TV image, Ms. Aniston embodies the emotionally exhausted cosmetics clerk who is weighted down by dullness, drudgery and desperation. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com September 3, 2002 +1420 often extremely funny -- it's like a vintage Sally Field movie reshot by some twisted minds... fresh James Sanford 0 James Sanford on Film September 3, 2002 +1420 An intimate, funny portrait of post-teenage apathy, handled with a sensitivity that rarely veers toward exploitation. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) September 2, 2002 +1420 Good movie. Good actress. But if you expect light romantic comedy, good gosh, will you be shocked. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) September 2, 2002 +1420 "What I bought into was the way Jennifer Aniston handled herself, as I found her to be very appealing in this ""aw shucks, I'm so ordinary"" role." B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 30, 2002 +1420 The actors are offering first-rate work to a second-class script. 2.5/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal August 30, 2002 +1420 Is it possible that Jennifer Aniston has now out-performed and out-classed gust star Sean Penn or Lisa Kudrow's performance in The Crazysitter ? 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Snobs August 28, 2002 +1420 In the end, The Good Girl is about the way we all delude ourselves into believing those things we need to believe in order to get by. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 28, 2002 +1420 Aniston is a revelation; she shows more range and depth here than in any of her previous films, and far more than she's ever shown on Friends. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 26, 2002 +1420 Funny in the most squirm-inducing of ways. 3.5/5 fresh Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY August 26, 2002 +1420 Here is a modest little film that is about something. 2/4 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals August 26, 2002 +1420 I liked individual moments in The Good Girl, but it takes an illogical approach to its storyline. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather August 25, 2002 +1420 Succeeds as a moody, evocative, and pleasing film, one that underscores its indie roots in sentiment as well as style. 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle August 25, 2002 +1420 [Jennifer Aniston's] exquisitely modulated and heartbreakingly understated performance is a revelation...easily one of the year's very best motion pictures. 4/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 24, 2002 +1420 A mopey, dull, American Beautyish suburbia-is-hell story. 2/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal August 23, 2002 +1420 A sad, superior human comedy played out on the back roads of life. 4/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee August 23, 2002 +1420 The honesty, restraint and emotional power of Aniston's performance help overcome the film's snobbishness. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle August 23, 2002 +1420 By turns very dark and very funny. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star August 23, 2002 +1420 Truth be told, this may be Aniston's best work on either the big or small screen, and it's certainly a far cry from her character on the hit NBC sitcom. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 23, 2002 +1420 Doesn't have the daring lunacy of Chuck and Buck... Yet it gets closer to the troubled, lonely soul of its main character. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer August 23, 2002 +1420 Delivers a realistic but familiar opera of forbidden courtships and wasted dreams. B- fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine August 23, 2002 +1420 Jennifer Aniston bursts into serious acting prominence. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide August 23, 2002 +1420 An unconvincing generalization about people the filmmakers never care enough about to understand. 2/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 22, 2002 +1420 It's soulful and unslick, and that's apparently just what [Aniston] has always needed to grow into a movie career. 3/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel August 22, 2002 +1420 Enjoyable black-comic romp. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly August 22, 2002 +1420 You walk out of The Good Girl with mixed emotions - disapproval of Justine combined with a tinge of understanding for her actions. fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 21, 2002 +1420 An absorbing, slice-of-depression life that touches nerves and rings true. fresh Duane Byrge 1 Hollywood Reporter August 21, 2002 +1420 White hasn't developed characters so much as caricatures, one-dimensional buffoons that get him a few laughs but nothing else. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail August 21, 2002 +1420 The performances are uniformly good. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies August 21, 2002 +1420 It's a more believable scenario for infidelity than most such movies, and Aniston gives her all to the role. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 21, 2002 +1420 An effective portrait of a life in stasis -- of the power of inertia to arrest development in a dead-end existence. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 20, 2002 +1420 [Aniston is] so good, she manages to overcome the occasional nuggets of preciousness and self-consciousness in the story. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 19, 2002 +1420 "Mike White's deft combination of serious subject matter and dark, funny humor make """"The Good Girl"" a film worth watching." B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 19, 2002 +1420 Arteta directs one of the best ensemble casts of the year B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 18, 2002 +1420 'The Good Girl is like visiting a peculiar island...[with an] amusingly twisted script. 4/5 fresh Anita Schmaltz 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) August 17, 2002 +1420 The cast...is uniformly terrific, but that can't save The Good Girl from sinking into a funk. rotten Brooke Holgerson 0 Boston Phoenix August 17, 2002 +1420 Aniston inhabits this role. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post August 16, 2002 +1420 It's tough, astringent, darkly funny and... well, it's also generic, untidy, condescending and mild of impact rather than stunning. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post August 16, 2002 +1420 This film has plenty of bad attitude for sale, but the black humor only delivers sporadically on the laughs. 2/4 rotten Laura Kelly 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel August 16, 2002 +1420 A fine cast can't quite rise above a story without enough heart. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times August 16, 2002 +1420 For the most part -- and especially thanks to Aniston's performance -- it works more than adequately. 6.5/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! August 16, 2002 +1420 A smart, arch and rather cold-blooded comedy. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 16, 2002 +1420 Justine's smartness reeks of self-loathing and moral vacancy. Is feminism this comatose in Texas? 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune August 16, 2002 +1420 A portrait of the mundane humor and horror of everyday life, it scalds nerves you may have never thought existed. fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian August 16, 2002 +1420 Aniston maintains the character's superficially simple patina even as she communicates her churning inner life. It's an appealing, highly disciplined performance. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News August 16, 2002 +1420 Mike White's script for The Good Girl is outstanding because of its combination of wicked mainstream humor and an independent film's dense sense of drama. 8/10 fresh Andy Weil 0 ComingSoon.net August 16, 2002 +1420 Aniston has at last decisively broken with her Friends image in an independent film of satiric fire and emotional turmoil. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 16, 2002 +1420 Aniston rises to the level of the material, creating a character of remarkable breadth and depth. 4/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic August 16, 2002 +1420 All the characters are clinically depressed and have abandoned their slim hopes and dreams. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com August 16, 2002 +1420 The movie loses some momentum at the end, but overall it's worth a trip to the Retail Rodeo to check it out. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com August 16, 2002 +1420 Reward the studio for making an intelligent film about intelligent persons in sad circumstances that keeps you engaged. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina August 15, 2002 +1420 At its best, The Good Girl is a refreshingly adult take on adultery... B- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 15, 2002 +1420 It does feel lazy, like a collection of plot points and performances that can't quite be bothered to form a whole. C rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News August 15, 2002 +1420 Long after you leave Justine, you'll be wondering what will happen to her and wishing her the best -- whatever that might mean. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press August 15, 2002 +1420 Aniston's performance conclusively proves something she had only hinted at before: She's the Friend most likely to become a bona fide movie star. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 15, 2002 +1420 A small, smart indie pic with a twisted sensibility. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 15, 2002 +1420 Think of a small-town cliche or a patronizing stereotype, and you'll find it here. 2/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News August 15, 2002 +1420 How America responds to the concept of its funny girl, drained of her effervescence, wearing bad sneakers and slumming it with the ordinary people, remains to be seen, but it's heartening to see Aniston challenging herself. 3/4 fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times August 15, 2002 +1420 The movie is a dark comedy about false dreams and lost illusions -- and, thanks to a fine cast and a smart script, it's an effective one. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune August 15, 2002 +1420 The filmmakers are playing to the Big Boys in New York and L.A. To that end, they mock the kind of folks they don't understand, ones they figure the power-lunchers don't care to understand, either. C- rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution August 15, 2002 +1420 Dead end until death-- 'The Good Girl,' the bad boy and the ugly lives they lead fresh John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 14, 2002 +1420 ...skirts the edges of snide condescension only to then abruptly catch the viewer off-guard with lightning strikes of genuine emotion. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly August 13, 2002 +1420 The Good Girl is a film in which the talent is undeniable but the results are underwhelming. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 13, 2002 +1420 Adequately funny and reasonably well-executed, and nothing more. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 11, 2002 +1420 Ultimately, [Aniston's] Justine Last ends up as the poster girl for unnecessary self-pity and relentless self-doubt. Unfortunately, this makes her a needlessly naive bad girl in a preachy and unresolved film. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye August 11, 2002 +1420 It's a prickly little gem of a film. A- fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) August 10, 2002 +1420 ...a turgid little melodrama which unfolds with slow, methodical pacing amidst a laconically dismal Southern backdrop. 3.5/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies August 8, 2002 +1420 "A funny and well-contructed black comedy where the old adage ""be careful what you wish for"" is given a full workout." fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 8, 2002 +1420 Working with emotionally dangerous material, Mr. Arteta sails through without undue malice, reminding me of the late, great Rainer Werner Fassbinder. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer August 8, 2002 +1420 What's impressive about The Good Girl is that it's likely to escape the trenches of the art-house circuit and put Arteta on his own star map. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times August 8, 2002 +1420 [It's] gratifying to see [Aniston] play a woman who's had it up to here with making nice, and making do. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly August 8, 2002 +1420 The Good Girl remains so shockingly drained of verve that it actually renders the audience into a numb stupor. 1.5/5 rotten Blake French 0 Filmcritic.com August 8, 2002 +1420 The Good Girl only pretends to care about good people who sometimes do bad things. In fact, it hasn't got time for the pain. C rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly August 8, 2002 +1420 Justine is flawed like all the rest of us, and Aniston brings this humanity to the forefront, creating one of the most realistic heroines in recent history. 4/4 fresh Leigh Johnson 0 Hollywood.com August 8, 2002 +1420 A deep, complex look at the almost insurmountable task of finding happiness from complete discontent 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Kleinman 0 DVDTalk.com August 8, 2002 +1420 I'd love to see Aniston receive an Oscar nomination for her performance. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews August 7, 2002 +1420 A shrewd, observant ensemble comedy-drama...A little film that cannily melds edgy satire with a degree of warmth and even a touch of profundity. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 7, 2002 +1420 Jennifer Aniston and Jake Gyllenhaal are electrifying. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 7, 2002 +1420 The characters may be lost, but viewers will be grateful to have stumbled on this darkly comic and well-told story. fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 7, 2002 +1420 Even during the most intense moments, it's hard to shake the impression that the conspicuously buff-and-polished Justine is only visiting this drab world, her miserable life an interesting career move. 3/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide August 7, 2002 +1420 There's some good material in their story about a retail clerk wanting more out of life, but the movie too often spins its wheels with familiar situations and repetitive scenes. 2.5/4 rotten Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com August 7, 2002 +1420 The Friends star announces herself as a true big-screen talent, channeling despair, hope, confusion and wry humor as the narrative oscillates wildly between Greek tragedy and acrid comedy. 3.5/4 fresh Megan Turner 1 New York Post August 7, 2002 +1420 Gyllenhaal is great as a troubled soul, but it's Aniston who pulls out everything un-Rachel-like for a performance that'll leave most amazed and many shocked. A- fresh 0 E! Online August 7, 2002 +1420 [Aniston's] approximation of a woman on a slow-drip nervous breakdown has a universal, sleepwalking quality to it that clearly took a lot of thought and craft. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News August 7, 2002 +1420 After a series of lame romantic comedies, Jennifer Aniston finally proves herself to be worthy of a leading role on the big screen. fresh John Oliver 0 Katrillion.com August 7, 2002 +1420 Feels like a composite of several other slightly more assured indies of recent years. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com August 7, 2002 +1420 A neurotically charged post-millennial take on the trailer-park comedies that Jonathan Demme once claimed for himself. 4/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times August 6, 2002 +1420 One of the year's best films. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times August 6, 2002 +1420 A droll, well-acted, character-driven comedy with unexpected deposits of feeling. fresh 1 Village Voice August 6, 2002 +1420 [E]ach of the characters, really interesting. And Jennifer Aniston, a wonderful performance. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper August 5, 2002 +1420 Jennifer Aniston is the essential girl next door in this down-to-earth, witty film of small town desperation. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 31, 2002 +1420 A creepy, funny, steamy, oddly touching movie. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 25, 2002 +1420 Aniston impressively handles a wide range of emotions -- from alienation to lust to fear to resignation to despair to sadness to hope -- she's also good, as would be expected, in some of the film's lighter moments. fresh Shirley Sealy 0 Film Journal International July 23, 2002 +1420 The Good Girl is more marketable than Chuck and Buck. It is also more forgettable. 3/5 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine May 22, 2002 +1420 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1420 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1420 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews February 4, 2003 +1420 B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 17, 2002 +1420 B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News August 16, 2002 +1420 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly August 7, 2002 +1424 This story is more original than Avatar, but lacks Avatar's elegance. 7/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 8, 2018 +1424 While there isn't much new terrain here, what distinguishes Carter is the quality and richness of what they extract from the soil. B+ fresh Zaki Hasan 0 Zaki's Corner November 3, 2018 +1424 John Carter isn't completely bad-a lot of individual elements work quite well-but it's a mess and it's so science fictiony as to be alienating. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Cinesnark October 23, 2017 +1424 "As negative-leaning as most of this article is, ""John Carter"" is still fun and offers occasional moments of glory." fresh Neely Swanson 0 Easy Reader (California) September 18, 2017 +1424 The movie is still one tacky sight. 2/4 rotten Craig D. Lindsey 0 INDY Week September 1, 2017 +1424 This wannabe epic is forgettable, bland and way too long. 0.5/5 rotten John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews June 30, 2013 +1424 It's such a soul-sucking, humourless mess of technobabble and gobble-de-gook, I'm pretty sure sitting through it made me a Scientologist or something. 1/5 rotten Ali Gray 0 TheShiznit.co.uk September 24, 2012 +1424 "John Carter"" is certainly an interesting idea for a film, with a power struggle on an alien world and an outsider affecting the balance, but sadly it never ends up fully working." 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 16, 2012 +1424 "If Cecil B. DeMille were alive today and given the chance to direct a special effects-laden fantasy adventure on Mars, he might have made something similar to Andrew Stanton's visually stunning epic ""John Carter." 8/10 fresh Justin Craig 0 FoxNews.com September 10, 2012 +1424 A mightily entertaining, oft-cheesy, oft-soaring spectacle packed with more pulp than Florida's finest fruit. B+ fresh Erick Weber 0 NECN August 25, 2012 +1424 One of the best sci-fi fantasy films in a long, long time. 9/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline August 22, 2012 +1424 Once John Carter gets past laying out the specifics of the various Martian cultures and tensions, it settles into a pleasant groove that recalls the old Saturday afternoon serials. C+ rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 August 17, 2012 +1424 Not as bad as you've been lead to believe . . . fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page July 9, 2012 +1424 John Carter is a visual delight at times, but the classic story is tiresome and the characters are largely unmemorable, leaving a cold, only occasionally thrilling experience. 6/10 rotten 0 IGN DVD June 7, 2012 +1424 Under Stanton's care 'John Carter' is the kind of tremendous fun-filled film that's worth going to the theater to see. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files May 23, 2012 +1424 John Carter is for fans of pure, joyous, escapist, adventure cinema. Seeing John Carter unfamiliar with the text; it's very clear that the original text has influenced a hell of a lot of Sci-fi flicks that we've seen before. 4/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show April 26, 2012 +1424 OK, they botched the title. But not the movie itself. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 21, 2012 +1424 Ambitious and often unwieldy, but savory in its construction and earnestness. John Carter is sadly undeserving of its flop status. fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth April 20, 2012 +1424 Nothing here as inspired as the Lightsaber, but there's no Jar Jar Binks either. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) April 16, 2012 +1424 Isn't the disaster some industry observers predicted, but it's not the high-gloss masterpiece some of us hoped for either. 5/10 rotten Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush April 5, 2012 +1424 The film is far from perfect. Sometimes it's silly. But, the action and the atmosphere make this a world worth exploring. Paul Chambers, CNN. B- fresh Paul Chambers 0 CNNRadio March 29, 2012 +1424 John Carter is an instant classic... Disney should be ashamed of themselves for treating Mars like a red-headed step planet. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com March 28, 2012 +1424 A mess. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker March 26, 2012 +1424 A bloated sci-fi epic from Disney that's made watchable by swell effects, passable performances and those little dashes of humor that reassure us that the filmmakers know this is all a lark. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service March 23, 2012 +1424 John Carter aims at Mars, but misses rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit March 22, 2012 +1424 Over-produced, overlong and too violent for young children, but it isn't lacking in marvelous special effects, occasional magic and general entertainment value. B fresh 0 Movie Dearest March 21, 2012 +1424 Manages to overcome an inflated running time and occasional bouts of cuteness by remembering and embracing its pulp fiction roots as an 'interplanetary romance.' 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 19, 2012 +1424 The finished entity feels like a rip-off of a film that ripped-off several rip-offs of Carter's own ancient source material. 2/5 rotten Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times March 19, 2012 +1424 ...the movie's disappointingly flat atmosphere [is] perpetuated by Kitsch's competent yet bland work... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 18, 2012 +1424 As one of Pixar's star players, Stanton is an experienced cinematic storyteller, which is why it's disappointing that his first live-action project is so unwieldy at times. 2.1/2 fresh Leonard Maltin 1 indieWire March 16, 2012 +1424 an awesome folly, a misguided project of genuinely enormous proportions that feels like exactly what it is: an impersonal product of franchise-hungry corporate culture 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 16, 2012 +1424 Romance, action, humor, and even some philosophical gristle: Is war a cosmic constant? Is anything worth fighting for? 2.5/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile March 14, 2012 +1424 [Provides] dumbfounding sci-fi vistas in admirable quantity if not quite in creativity. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy March 13, 2012 +1424 With this production budget, you'd think someone in the creative chain might have detected that there was too much dramatic dithering in the screenplay, but entertainment factors survive. 3/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals March 13, 2012 +1424 Fails to transcend the generic. rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray March 13, 2012 +1424 While possibly impenetrable to the casual viewer, the picture succeeds as grand entertainment, with dazzling technical achievements and wonderfully exaggerated performances of galactic heroism. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com March 12, 2012 +1424 Ignore the naysayers, this is a very enjoyable action adventure 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com March 12, 2012 +1424 Great fun as we endure scrape after scrape in this wild, near-hallucinatory landscape, and director Stanton finds the right balance of cheerful solemnity and cheeky humor. 3.5/4 fresh Burl Burlingame 0 Honolulu Star-Advertiser March 12, 2012 +1424 The effect is strangely pleasing. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express March 12, 2012 +1424 It is fascinating to spend time with this visualization of Burroughs's Mars/Barsoom. 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews March 12, 2012 +1424 a narrative that skips as deftly through time and space as its protagonist leaps over the Martian desert. fresh Anton Bitel 0 MovieScope March 12, 2012 +1424 Director Andrew Stanton injects the hokum with a lively sense of fun and leads Kitsch and Collins pull off their far-fetched roles with gusto. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk March 12, 2012 +1424 John Carter will be hanging from those man-teets alongside animators for Treasure Planet in the new Disney World attraction: Hall of Disappointments. F rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! March 12, 2012 +1424 With a narrative as flat and barren as the red martian landscape, John Carter is a big-budget sci-fi spectacle that fails to excite or entertain. 2/5 rotten Tom Clift 0 Moviedex March 12, 2012 +1424 ... great fun ... 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review March 12, 2012 +1424 It's too bad that Burroughs' ideas don't seem quite as fresh now that others have outraced Carter to the big screen. 7 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 MovieMaker Magazine March 11, 2012 +1424 It was nice watching an adaptation that stands on its own two feet. This movie hugged me with all four arms. It is not as great, or epic as it wants to be, but it is thoroughly enjoyable. A- fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine March 11, 2012 +1424 Busily adventurous, packed with exotic creatures and boys-in-the-sandbox playfulness, and altogether kind of fake. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 11, 2012 +1424 The movie is poorly staged and mind-numbingly tedious. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) March 11, 2012 +1424 There are some fantastic sights in John Carter, but there's also a lot of overkill, with Stanton and crew often cluttering up the visuals with the deranged frenzy of George Lucas retooling his Star Wars sagas. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 10, 2012 +1424 I felt like there was this awesome party going on that I just didn't have an invitation to. It seems that if you'd read the books, this would have been awesome. 2.5/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com March 10, 2012 +1424 There is no real sense of connection between human and alien - like between the Na'vi and Jake Sully - that would have pulled John Carter out of the grandiose B-movie league. 3/5 fresh Lisa Giles-Keddie 0 Real.com March 10, 2012 +1424 John Carter is a product of a simpler time, when sense of adventure was paramount, and the film has this in spades. 4/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury March 9, 2012 +1424 A thoroughly entertaining adaptation of Burroughs's second most famous literary creation, with enough adventure and humor to satisfy all but those who are wholly dead inside. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press March 9, 2012 +1424 The entire story behind John Carter is the essence of high concept, especially in the day and age it was originally created... a blast of a film. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies March 9, 2012 +1424 It isn't that John Carter is bad, it's just really mediocre. And mediocrity is deadly in this genre. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat March 9, 2012 +1424 At times the spectacle is captivating, but it's always just a bit too silly. rotten Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National March 9, 2012 +1424 Director Andrew Stanton, making his first live-action feature after the successful Pixar animated films FINDING NEMO and WALL-E, hasn't been able to bring anything very new to the familiar story of battles among rival forces on another planet: 2.5/5 rotten David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) March 9, 2012 +1424 Stanton should go back to making machines talk. He puts much more humanity into them than he manages to extract from Burroughs, even with all that nostalgia working for him. 2/5 rotten Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald March 9, 2012 +1424 Wall-E and Finding Nemo director Andrew Stanton must shoulder the blame for this over-bloated disaster. It's impossible to care about the protagonists, played by the helplessly wooden Kitsch and Collins. rotten Adam Bub 0 MovieFIX March 9, 2012 +1424 Despite occasional moments of silliness, the old-fashioned sense of adventure and brilliantly rendered aliens elevate this above other derivative big-budget sci-fi fare. fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) March 9, 2012 +1424 There's a delightfully unfashionable cheesiness about John Carter, a film for all the family, but in particular sci-fi fantasy geeks and older gentlemen who have never been able to relinquish the spiffing derring-do of Burroughs. 3/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) March 9, 2012 +1424 Go for the spectacle, go for the fun, just don't expect anything as significant as the impact made by Burroughs' books. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 Giant Freakin Robot March 9, 2012 +1424 all that's missing is a senate debate and a pod race. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central March 9, 2012 +1424 This is an old-fashioned movie told with cutting-edge technology and while it is easy to be cynical about such a lightweight plotline, it is refreshing to see a movie that approaches its subject with an authentic, wide-eyed sense of wonder. 4/5 fresh Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis March 9, 2012 +1424 The most indelible performance in the film is not, strictly speaking, a performance at all. Rather it is Woola, a six-legged Martian hound who rather resembles a cross between a bulldog and a fetal gila monster. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The Atlantic March 9, 2012 +1424 There's material here to sustain a solid franchise if the demand is there. A- fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online March 9, 2012 +1424 Mars-based action epic has strong fantasy violence. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media March 9, 2012 +1424 "Directed and co-written by Andrew Stanton of ""Finding Nemo,"" ""Toy Story"" and ""Monsters, Inc."" fame, the fun but sometimes confusing ""John Carter"" may launch the next big sci-fi-adventure franchise. " 3/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) March 9, 2012 +1424 ...an impressively designed world that lacks the danger, wonder and sexiness needed to become a classic. Frankly, the movie seems too epic for Stanton's talents. B- fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) March 9, 2012 +1424 Where John Carter continually gets it right is pacing, levity, and breadth of story. B fresh Laremy Legel 1 Film.com March 9, 2012 +1424 John Carter is a science-fiction epic worth cheering, one where however much they spent, it all went to throw amazingly huge and awesome things onscreen in the service of a story that some are actually calling too complicated. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 Nerdist March 9, 2012 +1424 John Carter is an absolute romp. B+ fresh Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com March 9, 2012 +1424 Since its story inspired every mainstream fantasy right up to Avatar, John Carter may seem a little old-fashioned, but it's a solid piece of fantasy entertainment that's equal parts corny and poignant. 3/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com March 9, 2012 +1424 Comical Woola, a faithful dog-like creature that travels at Road Runner superspeed, steals every scene. He's the 'John Carter' equivalent of Uggie, and the movie, sad to say, needs him. 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) March 9, 2012 +1424 The filmmaker is up to the challenge, staging some taut action sequences and seamlessly weaving together live action with animated elements and tons of visual effects. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue March 9, 2012 +1424 Big-budget adaptation of a pulp favorite delivers epic scale and effects, but skimps on entertainment. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International March 9, 2012 +1424 "John Carter"" enthusiastically remains a pulp story at heart." 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner March 9, 2012 +1424 Whenever the fighting stops and two people have to stand and talk, all the air goes out of everything. Suddenly it feels as if we're in an empty theater, watching a dusty old sword-and-sandal epic. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger March 9, 2012 +1424 "John Carter's"" biggest miscalculation is the casting of Taylor Kitsch as Carter. He is too soft and wooden. He lacks the gravitas needed to be an inspirational leader, no matter how high or far he can jump in Barsoom's lesser gravity." 1.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) March 9, 2012 +1424 While we can still marvel at the amazing sights laid out before us, it is imperative that we never lose sight of who's who and what's at stake. That turns out to be a tall order. 2.1/2 fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com March 9, 2012 +1424 Saturday afternoon matinee fun. Think Conan the Barbarian clashing with the gods of Clash of the Titans who are conquering Mars, Gladiator style. 4/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald March 9, 2012 +1424 While John Carter never completely solves its numerous problems...it does provide several sequences of rousing sci-fi spectacle. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity March 9, 2012 +1424 John Carter is arriving late to the party, after George Lucas had already pillaged the source material and squeezed it for every dollar it was worth. Stanton has created a sci-fi adventure that feels both old hat and sub-par. 5 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto March 9, 2012 +1424 I just had fun at John Carter. Stupid, old school, science fiction fun. It's the kind of science fiction that doesn't get bogged down in the science part and fully embraces the fiction. 7 fresh Matthew Razak 0 Flixist.com March 9, 2012 +1424 This is truly a story I'd rather go to the library and read then watch again. 2.5/5 rotten Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes March 9, 2012 +1424 For all of the love and money lavished upon John Carter it ends up feeling a touch musty and overly familiar. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune March 9, 2012 +1424 Confusing and, at times, positively frustrating, John Carter is a film that screams too much post-production tinkering. During the screening, I actually turned to Film Fix co-host Jeff Marker and asked him if we had missed a reel. 5/10 rotten Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix March 9, 2012 +1424 "If John Carter was a date, you would be running off to the bathroom to call a friend, so the friend would call you ten minutes later with an ""emergency"", so you could get away. " rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com March 9, 2012 +1424 Though messy and overlong, it's an enjoyable throwback to the movie spectacles of a more innocent age. 2.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday March 9, 2012 +1424 "John Carter"" is a huge bore." D+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News March 9, 2012 +1424 Gets off to such an incoherent start that it takes almost the entire, interminable two-hour-plus running time to catch up. 1/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post March 9, 2012 +1424 It's easy to be fascinated with how John Carter looks, but it's difficult to get emotionally involved. 2.5/5 rotten David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com March 8, 2012 +1424 The effects aren't up to blockbuster standards and the story goes nowhere slowly D+ rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com March 8, 2012 +1424 Like any template, it has the skeleton but is missing the meat. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 8, 2012 +1424 Suffers from a convoluted plot and an anticlimactic resolution, but hits enough high notes along the way to be enjoyable. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews March 8, 2012 +1424 The villains are overwrought and the design of Mars is surprisingly bland. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today March 8, 2012 +1424 "It takes a while to get going and is about half an hour too long, but ""John Carter"" has some spectacular visuals and well-staged action scenes. " B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet March 8, 2012 +1424 Kitsch...makes for an excellent hero, even managing to make a loincloth look like this year's must-have item. 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) March 8, 2012 +1424 Incredibly well made and heroically performed. It also really delivers when it comes to creating a strange alien world. 3/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Daily Mirror (UK) March 8, 2012 +1424 Stanton's screenwriting skills are, on this evidence, slightly below those of George Lucas, so there's plenty of clunky exposition and such inadvertent laugh-lines as: 'I would lay down my life for Helium.' 0/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) March 8, 2012 +1424 The visuals are stunning, the battles are exciting and the supporting cast is strong. Why, then, did Disney stupidly do everything they could to ensure that it would fail? 3/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page March 8, 2012 +1424 This middle section, in which both Carter and the audience get a crash course in the politics, history, and theology of the Red Planet, is the movie at its most imaginative and most fun. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate March 8, 2012 +1424 There's a lot of hokey fun in old pulp stories like Burroughs', but John Carter fails to capture any of that charm. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly March 8, 2012 +1424 Messy and chaotic ... but also colorful and kind of fun. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times March 8, 2012 +1424 A deadly heaviness brings Disney's would-be epic down. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal March 8, 2012 +1424 "Kitsch, best known for TV's ""Friday Night Lights,"" proves able to front a movie. The Canadian is as reliable as ""Avatar"" lead Sam Worthington, with a mix of good looks, brawn and generic heroism." 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star March 8, 2012 +1424 It starts with a great story - of love and politics, time travel and mystical pathways between planets - badly sucked dry. 2/5 rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times March 8, 2012 +1424 There's a lot of coming and going in 'John Carter,' and most of the time I wasn't exactly sure where they're coming from or going to. 2/4 rotten Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union March 8, 2012 +1424 It's hard to believe Pixar's founder would have signed off on this project. The film is as overcomplicated, bloated and crash-prone as a bad-old-days Microsoft release. 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 8, 2012 +1424 "Carter"" is so good-natured, and so goofy, that it's hard to completely dislike. But impossible, I think, to understand." 2.5/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 8, 2012 +1424 "Against the odds, ""John Carter'' is itself pretty amazing - an epic pulp saga that slowly rises to the level of its best imitations and wins you over by degrees." 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe March 8, 2012 +1424 For Pixar prodigy Andrew Stanton directing and co-writing, it was obviously a labour of love. But for two hours, as with any problem birth, we get more labour than love. 2/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times March 8, 2012 +1424 Stanton is gleefully committed to letting this universe run wild on a big screen. The film's best qualities are its gigantic, densely packed, slightly loopy world-building and its unironic senses of humor and fun. B fresh Mike Russell 0 Oregonian March 8, 2012 +1424 "John Carter"" may not be a perfect movie, but it's one where you can safely plunk down your money, grab your box of popcorn and come away reasonably satisfied when the closing credits roll." 2.5/4 fresh Charlie McCollum 1 San Jose Mercury News March 8, 2012 +1424 A true thinking man's thrill ride. 4/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com March 8, 2012 +1424 "Director Andrew Stanton...admirably decided to keep the material wedded to its time, but he can't get around the fact that his Tharks resemble Jar Jar Binks and the whole enterprise resembles last year's ""Conan the Barbarian"" remake." C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 8, 2012 +1424 Stanton's work here is competent on an epic scale; everything from the performances to the look of the film is perfectly fine, but there's a crushing dullness to it. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap March 8, 2012 +1424 Doesn't do anything we haven't seen before ... yet somehow it feels credibly ripped from a larger mythology rather than being cobbled together from spare parts. B- fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide March 8, 2012 +1424 It looks as if Disney simply borrowed and recycled the sets of Prince of Persia and Gladiator, adding leftover props from The Phantom Menace and Cowboys and Aliens. 1/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star March 8, 2012 +1424 Sets a high standard for the event movies to follow. 4/5 fresh Dominic Corry 0 Flicks.co.nz March 8, 2012 +1424 John Carter is so eager to please that, despite its overblown execution, it still manages to feel intimate and fun. 7.5/10 fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline March 8, 2012 +1424 The books offer enough material for several movies, which seems to be the root of the problem here: the movie is so overloaded with exposition that the situations have little room to develop. rotten Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader March 8, 2012 +1424 For all the visual pizzazz and gee-whiz athleticism, it's a bloated bore. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 8, 2012 +1424 "Even genre film lovers have standards, and ""John Carter"" doesn't meet them." 1.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 8, 2012 +1424 Like its four-armed Tharks and its ten-legged Calot, this adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs's series of sci-fi novels has too many moving parts for its own good. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix March 8, 2012 +1424 I felt as if someone had dragged me into the kitchen of my local Greggs, and was baking my head into the centre of a colossal cube of white bread. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 8, 2012 +1424 Proceeding in fits and starts, and flats and stops, John Carter has some zesty set pieces but no rooting interest. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine March 8, 2012 +1424 "While ""John Carter"" is undeniably silly, sprawling and easy to make fun of, it's also playful, genuinely epic and absolutely comfortable being what it is. In this genre, those are virtues as rare as a cave of gold." 3/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News March 8, 2012 +1424 I liked it, and if you're a sci-fi/fantasy fan, you'll probably like it even more. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 8, 2012 +1424 It looks fantastic and youngsters may find the exotic universe compelling enough but the result is sadly soulless and unexciting. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) March 8, 2012 +1424 The overriding feeling with John Carter is that there is an epic film to be made from this material, but this just isn't it. 2/5 rotten David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies March 8, 2012 +1424 An oft-confusing, occasionally silly mega-expensive thrill ride that, for sheer audacity, is the biggest thing to come down the cinematic pike since Avatar. 4/5 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune March 8, 2012 +1424 Beautifully-realized visuals nearly make up for the well-worn story in this Disney adaptation of the Edgar Rice Burroughs character. 2.5/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound March 8, 2012 +1424 Not your grandfather's John Carter. 3.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times March 8, 2012 +1424 The difference with Indiana Jones or Pirates of the Caribbean is that most of their action is memorable and filtered through a charismatic hero who fills in the downtime. The flat turns the story takes make it more The Adjustment Bureau meets Spaceballs. 2/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com March 8, 2012 +1424 Often feels silly but only occasionally fun. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye March 8, 2012 +1424 This lavish production of Tarzan creator Edgar Rice Burrough's space adventure has much to recommend it. 4/5 fresh Karen Krizanovich 0 Radio Times March 8, 2012 +1424 At its best, it recalls Star Wars and Raiders Of The Lost Ark in the way it joins of-the-moment technology with the sturdy rhythms and easy thrills of an old B-movie. B fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club March 8, 2012 +1424 The major problem here is one of rooting interest. I hate to sound like a mogul, or a focus group ho, but at the center of this picture is a flat, inexpressive protagonist played by a flat, inexpressive actor. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 8, 2012 +1424 The action sequences are generally well-executed, but they're too much of a muchness. CGI makes them seem too facile and not tactile enough. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 8, 2012 +1424 It overcomes the adversity of cliche by being exciting and mildly intelligent, with a sufficient amount of humour and heart. 3/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 The Standard March 7, 2012 +1424 ...has more personality than anyone should rightly expect from a two-hour-plus, CGI-heavy, sci-fi fantasy epic. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm March 7, 2012 +1424 "You can feel Stanton struggling to bring the confidence, wit and style of ""Wall-E"" and ""Finding Nemo"" to bear upon this leviathan, but he can't quite pull it off." rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com March 7, 2012 +1424 "Yes, there is life on Mars in ""John Carter,"" and it's deadly dull." 1.5/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press March 7, 2012 +1424 It's sometimes wondrous and often amazingly goofy. 2/5 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com March 7, 2012 +1424 Kitsch looks marvelous, but that's the problem: He looks a little too marvelous. He's all sexed up with little to do. D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly March 7, 2012 +1424 The achievement of John Carter is that it takes the elements worn to nubs by everything from Star Wars to Avatar to TV's Fringe and makes them fresh again. fresh Mark Holcomb 1 Village Voice March 7, 2012 +1424 A modern pulp adventure in the classic Spielberg and Lucas vein, John Carter is exactly what pointless entertainment should be but often isn't 8.5/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 7, 2012 +1424 "Andrew Stanton has created a fantastic and magical epic that makes ""John Carter"" the rightful heir to the Star Wars legacy." 8.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net March 7, 2012 +1424 John Carter manages to be a ridiculous amount of fun, even if you are immune to the charms of Taylor Kitsch running around in what amounts to a stylish loincloth. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald March 7, 2012 +1424 Somehow, despite that boatload of talent, the movie never really comes together. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic March 7, 2012 +1424 "Director Andrew Stanton has a strong sense of what makes ""adventure"" adventurous, helping John Carter encapsulate everything about a great time at the movies." 3/5 fresh Matt Patches 0 Hollywood.com March 7, 2012 +1424 The film is at least half-an-hour too long and is often as dull as Will Smith's repulsively silly Wild Wild West. 2/5 rotten Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post March 7, 2012 +1424 An adventure that feels real and fantastical at the same time. 3/5 fresh Francesca Steele 0 Sky Cinema March 7, 2012 +1424 Beautifully designed and impressively directed, this is a thoroughly enjoyable, emotionally engaging space opera with an intelligent script, strong characters, terrific special effects and superb performances from Taylor Kitsch and Lynn Collins. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 7, 2012 +1424 Aside from a few inspired vistas and alien life-forms, John Carter is as deadly dull as its basso-voiced, beefcake slab of a star. 2/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out March 7, 2012 +1424 It's hard to care about anything going on in this shapeless would-be franchise, which lurches from scene to scene without building any real excitement. 1/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post March 7, 2012 +1424 It's both abrupt and languorous, a wall-to-wall exhibition of design work where nobody had the basic decency to make sure the designs were good. rotten Jaime N. Christley 0 Slant Magazine March 6, 2012 +1424 Lavish and lengthy, it has the spectacle and spirit of a Saturday matinee movie but not its fleetness or fun. 3/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman March 6, 2012 +1424 For me, this is the first movie of its kind in a very long time that I'd willingly sit through a second or even third time. 4/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies March 6, 2012 +1424 To watch John Carter is to wonder where in this jumbled space opera one might find the intuitive sense of wonderment and awe Stanton brought to Finding Nemo and Wall-E. rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety March 6, 2012 +1424 A terrific time at the movies. Comes a lot closer to being on-par with the beloved sci-fi movies of our youth than most modern blockbusters. 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium March 6, 2012 +1424 Though ambitiously mounted and sporadically enthralling, the live-action debut of Pixar filmmaker Andrew Stanton is a sci-fi spectacle that's just not very spectacular. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International March 6, 2012 +1424 [A] dreary Disneyfied inconsequence [that] features all the bigotries of century-old pulp fiction and none of the romance, neither the sexual nor the adventurous kind. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 6, 2012 +1424 Kitsch is not just flat; he's practically flat-lining as Carter, so uninvolved does he seem...he's so laidback that he might as well be watching this movie as acting in it. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine March 6, 2012 +1424 A very entertaining, unusual and loveable mess. 3/5 fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out March 6, 2012 +1424 Although the result is quite a mishmash, dramatic coherence prevails over visual flair... fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter March 6, 2012 +1424 Director Andrew Stanton said he hoped to create a timeless adventure, and I wholeheartedly believe the man has succeeded. fresh Gregg Katzman 0 UGO March 5, 2012 +1424 Just about every sci-fi/fantasy/superhero adventure you ever loved is in here somewhere. 3/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine March 4, 2012 +1424 Some of the ideas may be wonderful, but there is such chaos on screen, it is hard to decipher what is going on much of the time rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile March 3, 2012 +1424 Arid, barren Barsoom is a dull environment for a sci-fi blockbuster, and the consequences of the conflicts happening on screen are small. John Carter just never pulled me in. 2/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 CinemaBlend March 2, 2012 +1424 A handsome new sci-fi adventure that feels rather familiar. Enjoyable enough while it lasts, John Carter is big on ambition and disappointingly short on action. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Crocker 0 Total Film March 2, 2012 +1424 The story veers between interesting, boring and borderline incomprehensible. 2/5 rotten Martin Roberts 0 Fan The Fire March 2, 2012 +1424 John Carter is a fantastic fusion of old-fashioned adventure excitement and modern blockbuster spectacle. In short, it's wonderful. 4/5 fresh Stephen Lambrechts 0 IGN Movies AU March 2, 2012 +1424 Lynn Collins's feisty Dejah Thoris is the best kick-ass sci-fi princess since Leia 4/5 fresh Dave Golder 0 SFX Magazine March 2, 2012 +1424 Often spectacular, with stunning action and thrilling moments, it's a film that captures the pulpy, swashbuckling sensibilities of Burroughs while updating much of the whiz bang for an audience a century older than the original novels. fresh Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. March 1, 2012 +1424 Richly imagined, robustly performed, and directed with the evident enthusiasm of someone who's been dreaming about Barsoom his whole life, 'John Carter' is a gem. B+ fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix March 1, 2012 +1424 When John Carter moves up the gears it's an accomplished blockbuster packed with pulse-racing action. 4/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy March 1, 2012 +1424 Perhaps the sequel - if we ever get there - will fill in the gaps and expand on John Carter's legend now all the expositional heavy-lifting has been done. But is that an acceptable excuse for an epic to be this underwhelming? 2.5/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix March 1, 2012 +1424 John Carter is a fun blockbuster. There is fun in its action scenes, in its jaw dropping imagery and especially in its surprising sense of humour that Andrew Stanton melds well with its brand of sci-fi spectacular. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews March 1, 2012 +1424 Lovingly Made Pulp Fantasy With Boring Human Characters fresh Rob Beames 0 What Culture March 1, 2012 +1426 The lack of information, the strange Jack Kirbyesque details on the walls and the absence of any outside world makes the environment of the film timeless and suitably, subtly existential. fresh Alex Fitch 0 Electric Sheep May 6, 2010 +1426 "A bizarre, frightening, and clever new low-budget movie with a ""Twilight Zone""-ish premise." 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 24, 2003 +1426 One of the smartest, most nail-biting thrillers in EON's 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 27, 2003 +1426 Cube is a film boxed in by its own intriguing central premise. rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine April 12, 2003 +1426 The film's clever gimmick holds up well, despite a cold, clinical tone. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium January 11, 2003 +1426 For the six trapped characters in this film their own warps are their worst enemies. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 2, 2002 +1426 Cube was named best Canadian debut feature at Toronto last year, and there's no questioning Natali, clearly a visionary, is an important new talent. fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +1426 Surprisingly gripping. 3.5/5 fresh Anita Gates 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1426 Cube is one of those rare films that make you itch uncomfortably on the inside. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1426 Heartless. That's the one word that best describes Cube, a brutal and nasty attempt to explore human motivations and emotions at their most basic level. 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1426 With its enigmatic and simple premise, this works best as a series of nerve-stretching suspense sequences as the characters try to get past the killing traps. fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1426 Vincenzo Natali directs this science fiction thriller with an intriguing premise. Unfortunately, there's little to Cube besides that premise and some creative filmmaking techniques. 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1426 Ten minutes into this film and I wanted out too. 4/10 rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1426 Startling at times, but just as equally distant at others, Cube seems to have it all backwards: It's a film in search of a one-act play. 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1426 If you have an innate fear of being trapped in an elevator, either alone or with a group of panicky, talky people, you'll appreciate the kind of tension that Vincenzo Natali tries to work up in his sci-fi thriller, Cube. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1426 Geniunely thrilling. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1426 For all of the film's technical proficiency, it's a stilted and unsatisfying piece of work. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1426 If writer-director Vincenzo Natali, storyboard artist for Keanu Reeve's Johnny Mnemonic, were as comfortable with dialogue and dramatizing characters as he is with images, this first feature of his might have worked better. 2/4 rotten Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1426 Impossible not to be engaged intellectually. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1426 Claustrophic and taut right up until the aforementioned pseudo-limp ending, it makes a great rental for edge of your seat madness. 9/10 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1426 About as purely existential an experience as you can find in cinema fresh Shane Burridge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1426 Adding to the narrative tedium are the often laughably amateurish turns by the justly unknown cast. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1426 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1426 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1426 4/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 27, 2003 +1426 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1426 2.5/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1426 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1426 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1426 2/5 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1426 3/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1426 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly September 11, 1998 +1426 4/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film September 11, 1998 +1428 This is both recommendation and warning: Once Around is easy to take but hard to swallow. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 6, 2018 +1428 Dreyfuss and Hunter can't save what is a sappy and grating melodrama. 2/5 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Film Threat July 13, 2007 +1428 One of Richard Dreyfuss's best films....lovely stuff 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Film Threat February 7, 2006 +1428 This rather overbearing romantic comedy is by no means a disaster. fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1428 Ethnic romances from Abie's Irish Rose to Moonstruck have traveled similar ground, but few have handled the role of family in a marriage more poignantly than Once Around. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1428 The first movie in a long time to leave me speechless. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1428 On the whole Once Around is strangely enervating, proof that family problems -- even those of fictional families -- are often best kept behind closed doors. rotten John F. Kelly 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1428 There is no there there, just the dead red glow of the beckoning Exit light. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1428 Comedy-drama has more to it than it may at first seem. 6/8 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1428 B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1428 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 27, 2005 +1428 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat April 27, 2004 +1428 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +1428 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 27, 2003 +1428 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com January 30, 2003 +1428 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +1428 3/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury July 26, 2002 +1428 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1428 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly June 1, 1990 +1431 Cobb is a refreshingly spiky antidote to all the Hollywood paeans to the glory of the game. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 20, 2018 +1431 Most biopics mistakenly try to take us from cradle to grave and end up skimming the surface. The wisdom of Cobb is that writer-director Ron Shelton knows that the close study of a single day can decode a human life. 3.5/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune May 6, 2014 +1431 A curiously gripping amalgam of Patton, Citizen Kane and Melvin and Howard. fresh Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine May 6, 2014 +1431 To watch Tommy Lee Jones re-create the persona of the Hall of Famer in Cobb is to encounter the greatest SOB ever to come down the pike -- in or out of the domain of sports. The trek is hardly entertaining. rotten Candice Russell 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel May 6, 2014 +1431 Unfortunately, the movie just makes Stump look like a self-important jerk, possibly a bigger jerk than Cobb, and Wuhl's affable, weightless performance doesn't help. 2.5/4 rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times May 6, 2014 +1431 Stump is well-played by affable Robert Wuhl, who has the unenviable responsibility of representing the one sane man in Ty's crazy universe. 3/4 fresh Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun March 20, 2013 +1431 Cobb's accomplishments on the ball field would make for an absorbing documentary, but it's the passions and pitfalls of his private life that dominate Ron Shelton's melodramatic film. rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor March 19, 2013 +1431 Cobb cuts right through the winner-take-all ethos of American athletics. It's a raw, inspired, audaciously funny, and unexpectedly moving collaboration between the writer-director Ron Shelton and Tommy Lee Jones. fresh Michael Sragow 1 New Yorker March 19, 2013 +1431 Ron Shelton, whose Bull Durham and White Men Can't Jump were jokey tales of disillusionment set in the sporting world, here redefines the life of an idol with a certain honest savagery. 4/5 fresh Tom Hutchinson 0 Radio Times March 19, 2013 +1431 Ty Cobb is such a towering figure in this motion picture that it's easy to overlook Al Stump -- and Robert Wuhl's feisty, witty performance in the thankless role. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel March 19, 2013 +1431 [Jones] lets it all loose here. It's the performance of a lifetime: full of menace and venom, eloquence and fire, rot and pathos, crackling rawness and realism. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune March 19, 2013 +1431 The result, whether Cobb is wailing about greatness or ruminating about the dark circumstances around his father's death, is a performance too operatic and out of control. rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times March 19, 2013 +1431 This is a messy movie, sometimes repetitive, sometimes too compressed and allusive. But that's like saying Ty Cobb was not a very good sport -- irrelevant in comparison to the horrific fascination of his story. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine March 21, 2011 +1431 The movie never equals the performance, but still fascinating to watch. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs March 16, 2011 +1431 Massively underrated. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine August 5, 2008 +1431 Director Shelton is a master at locker room drama, and helped by a towering performance of snarling egomania and drug-fuelled bitterness from Jones, he tackles the dichotomies of [Cobb] with engaging enthusiasm. fresh 0 Film4 August 5, 2008 +1431 It's such a potent and courageous wreck of a movie that it's worth more than most 'successes.' fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader August 5, 2008 +1431 Tommy Lee Jones is superb in the title role, but writer-director Ron Shelton unwisely chose to structure the film as a two-character piece, thus placing undue attention on the lackluster character of Cobb's biographer, Al Stump. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide August 5, 2008 +1431 It's unclear just how much sympathy we are to extend the unrepentant and bullying title character. rotten Leonard Klady 1 Variety August 5, 2008 +1431 Shelton's film is about the nature of truth and popular myth, about the single-minded pursuit of glory, and the horrors within. It's also very funny. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1431 Tommy Lee Jones gives an uncompromisingly volcanic performance as the psychotic bigot, one of baseball greatest players, known for his aggressive conduct, racism, and sexism. 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 2, 2006 +1431 Completely enthralling from first frame to last, Cobb is a fascinating, uncompromising portrait of a rage-filled, contradictory man fighting his own private war with the world. 4/4 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily January 26, 2006 +1431 If you're looking for a sugary-sweet baseball hero story, this ain't it; but it is an entertaining story about a great ex-player who could make Albert Belle look like Mother Theresa. 3/5 fresh Mike Barkacs 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1431 Completely uncompromising in a way that films, especially sports films, just aren't. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 29, 2003 +1431 Despite Jones' performance, it's a disappointing biopic 2/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World July 11, 2003 +1431 Even allowing for the intentional excesses of such an episode, delicacy is a casualty here. rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1431 This movie is two hours of Jones acting badly and Wuhl looking drawn. 2.5/5 rotten Brad Laidman 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1431 An enjoyably gruff and candid baseball biopic. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1431 This histrionic portrait of the most celebrated cur in sports history comes across like a fly ball that thuds on the ground. 1/4 rotten Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1431 Um excelente trabalho de Tommy Lee Jones. 3/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena May 31, 2002 +1431 When Jones is front and center, the movie mesmerizes. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline January 9, 2002 +1431 Shelton's strong, stinging film -- one of the year's best -- wants to get at something ingrained in the American character: the irrational desire to make saints of sports heroes. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1431 Jones' on-target portrayal of the dying athlete is mesmerizing. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1431 It's the kind of film where you admire the craftsmanship and artistry while questioning the wisdom of the project itself. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1431 Tommy Lee Jones gets mad respect for this. 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1431 It's not enough, and you end up feeling -- despite Jones' dead-on performance -- like you've been cheated. It looks good. It feels right. It gets the job done.... But there's nothing there. Just like Cobb. Maybe that's the point. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1431 Of all the good and great movies that have slipped through the cracks in recent years, none has been treated as appallingly as Cobb. fresh Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1431 Pleasant? No. But the new biographical film Cobb, about baseball great Ty Cobb, is certainly engrossing -- primarily due to a smashing lead performance by Tommy Lee Jones. 3/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1431 Cobb turns into a noisy, cantankerous buddy picture. D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly December 2, 1994 +1431 4/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com February 22, 2008 +1431 4/5 fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews December 11, 2007 +1431 3/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 30, 2005 +1431 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com October 21, 2004 +1431 1/5 rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 8, 2004 +1431 3/5 fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International June 25, 2004 +1431 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 18, 2004 +1431 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 30, 2002 +1435 "Although Roscoe Jenkins doesn't pretend to break new ground, it makes its ""honor your past"" tale fresh and funny." B- fresh Julie Washington 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer August 17, 2017 +1435 great performances that will have the audience thoroughly entertained. 7.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files September 4, 2012 +1435 Like a lot of Hollywood filler, Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins' mandate seems to be to entertain and satisfy as many people as possible by sticking to a tested and proven formula, the result of which is it does neither particularly well. 5.5/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 7, 2011 +1435 Good cast can't save stereotype-laden comedy. 2/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media December 31, 2010 +1435 Easily Lawrence's best starring role. But keep in mind that's only compared to his other movies. 2.5/4 rotten Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine July 22, 2008 +1435 All this said, there's a not bad movie inside of Welcome Home, visible in the quiet center provided by Margaret Avery. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters March 21, 2008 +1435 For all the comedians, there just aren't enough jokes unless you are shooting for the revolting variety. 2/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 Chicago Daily Herald March 4, 2008 +1435 Uneven, tasteless and just not all that funny, 'Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins' is another non-stellar vehicle for Martin Lawrence. 1.5/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 24, 2008 +1435 If Lee had actually directed his performers ... Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins probably would have been a better movie. But frantic flailing isn't consistent forward motion. 1/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Cinematical February 23, 2008 +1435 Actors such as Michael Clarke Duncan, Mo'Nique, Mike Epps and Cedric the Entertainer have been persuaded by writer-director Malcolm D. Lee to do crass routines that should have gone out with minstrel shows. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 22, 2008 +1435 "Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins feels like a rudimentary retread of previously outrageous ""black attack"" farces... needlessly cluttered, unfocused and pointless..." 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 World Voice News February 19, 2008 +1435 a cast full of talented comedians and a director who obviously doesn't mind watching his cast go way over the top in search of raucous and randy laughs 2.5/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy February 13, 2008 +1435 I laughed harder watching Norbit. 2/4 rotten Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) February 11, 2008 +1435 Ugh. Just ugh. 0.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 9, 2008 +1435 Not even a soulful soliloquy before the closing credits about the importance of family could undo the damage already inflicted by this impressively pointless minstrel show. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze February 9, 2008 +1435 Seriously, do you have to laugh at rib jokes? Do you really? All right, if that's what you want, don't worry. Hollywood will keep making these movies as long as you continue to support them. rotten Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine February 8, 2008 +1435 The internecine clash depicted between coastal elites and down-home folk goes beyond race to address universal themes about culture and family, so it's more than a guilty pleasure like sweet tea. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 8, 2008 +1435 ... recycles so much material it's a wonder the film stock didn't turn green during filming. C rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 8, 2008 +1435 A talented comedian, Lawrence has leaned all too easily on formula for his successful films. Imagine if he would test his flair against original and fresh premises, instead of the tried and trite. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post February 8, 2008 +1435 There's little to distinguish this oddly mean-spirited comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Scott Bowles 1 USA Today February 8, 2008 +1435 Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins reinforces the sense that movies are not about real life but about other movies. 1.5/4 rotten Philip Marchand 1 Toronto Star February 8, 2008 +1435 Sometimes, with a film like this, one grabs for anything potentially redeeming. It doesn't happen here. 1/4 rotten Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times February 8, 2008 +1435 The message - stay true to your roots - is solid, and [director] Lee gives his outstanding comic cast some sharp one-liners, but he undermines the effort with crass humor, mugging and slapstick. 2/4 rotten Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 8, 2008 +1435 Hollywood, which spent most of the last century ignoring the black family, seems determined to spend most of this one showing the same black family. Over and over. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 8, 2008 +1435 Possible signs of the apocalypse: a rain of fire, return of the Messiah, my enjoy ing a Martin Lawrence comedy. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post February 8, 2008 +1435 Spiking sentimental family values with crude hilarity isn't the recipe for an award winner. 2/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News February 8, 2008 +1435 Tyler Perry-style family comedy has a shortage of laughs, a plethora of sitcom stupidity. 1.5/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 8, 2008 +1435 One of those heartfelt but dubious films about the importance of family. 2.5/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies February 8, 2008 +1435 Lawrence [has] rarely been more appealing. That's partly because this latest incarnation of his usual persona is more vulnerable and likeable, but mostly it's a relief not to see him strain so hard to Bogart all the jokes. 2.5/4 fresh Jason Anderson 1 Globe and Mail February 8, 2008 +1435 A large, talented cast is mostly wasted in Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins, one of those movies Hollywood cranks out to celebrate the down-home charms of small town life by exposing the vapidity of showbiz and celebrity. C- rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News February 8, 2008 +1435 The movie ditches clever for crass: Mo'nique and Mike Epps, as opportunistic cousin Reggie, provide most of the downhome and dirty entendres. Less 'nique would have fixed much of what ails this movie. 2/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post February 8, 2008 +1435 The movie hurts. 1.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe February 8, 2008 +1435 Truth be told, everyone and everything about Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins is pretty unlikable. rotten David Germain 1 Associated Press February 8, 2008 +1435 The film gets mired in pointless, drawn-out jokes about bodily functions and sex between pets. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International February 8, 2008 +1435 if this film doesn't kill your taste for Martin Lawrence, you'll get him again next month when he stars in the sure-to-be-dreadful College Road Trip D rotten Kevin Carr 0 Film School Rejects February 8, 2008 +1435 I prefer my Martin Lawrence humiliated, emasculated, and speechless...a slightly ludicrous, slightly bloated, but overwhelmingly good-natured comedy of the broadest kind. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 eFilmCritic.com February 8, 2008 +1435 [O]ne of the absolute worst movies ever produced by the hands of humans... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 8, 2008 +1435 ...this isn't Thomas Wolfe, but the cycle of rejection and reconciliation does feel a little like a gloss on You Can't Go Home Again 7 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 8, 2008 +1435 A rancid, unfunny disaster full of embarrassing performances and shamefully simple-minded comic notions. D- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 7, 2008 +1435 Watching this picture is akin to two hours of being beaten over the head with a rubber chicken peppered with razor blades, and by the time it was over my head hurt so bad it would have taken a whole bottle of aspirin to make it go away. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com February 7, 2008 +1435 Each year, I happily endure much at the movies that most people are smart enough to avoid, and I am telling you that watching Lawrence here is a punishment. D+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 7, 2008 +1435 Funny people abound, such as Cedric the Entertainer, Mo'Nique, Mike Epps, etc., but their antics can't save this lazy, bloated, stupid affair. 1/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 7, 2008 +1435 Faithfully and fatally committed to producing a gross out comedy that undeniably grosses 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com February 7, 2008 +1435 "for anyone wondering where the well-made, expertly-acted comedy went to, Roscoe Jenkins is a ""welcome"" return for the cinematic form." 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com February 7, 2008 +1435 Writer-director Malcolm D. Lee wraps a soft and gooey message in a thick crust of crass slapstick. 1/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide February 7, 2008 +1435 There are a lot of outrageous, raunchy, and insulting comments from caricatured family members, but, surprisingly, considering that most of them are played by stand-up comics, very few actual jokes. C rotten Nell Minow 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 7, 2008 +1435 It's true, writer/director Malcolm D. Lee does pound home a few life lessons, but it mostly comes at the expense of animal attacks, farts, and all-around comedic laziness. D+ rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony February 7, 2008 +1435 Malcolm D. Lee directs in the semaphore approach to comic performance: playing every gesture big enough to be seen from miles away. C rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 7, 2008 +1435 A few laughs and a lot of hyperbolic shtick make this a little better than formulaic before the standard-issue resolution. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader February 7, 2008 +1435 A frenzied comedy promoting the family values of loud, obnoxious and mean. rotten Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter February 7, 2008 +1435 It was bad enough when Martin Lawrence humiliated himself in such noxious comedy hits as Big Momma's House, National Security and Wild Hogs. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 7, 2008 +1435 It's a cynical attempt to plunder your wallet with broad buffoonery you can see for free on TV. 1.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 7, 2008 +1435 Writer/director Malcolm D. Lee delivers a relatable comedy that drops viewers off in this family that just happens to be African-American. 2.5/4 fresh Kelley L. Carter 1 Chicago Tribune February 7, 2008 +1435 We're starting to think Martin Lawrence's presence might not be a sign of quality. 1.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com February 7, 2008 +1435 Nothing, not even the voice of Darth Vadar himself, can save this family comedy from a too-silly script. rotten Dezhda Gaubert 0 E! Online February 7, 2008 +1435 Roscoe Jenkins labors too hard to wring too-few chuckles. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 7, 2008 +1435 An in-your-face double helping of fat jokes, crude slapstick, wacky Southern-black stereotypes and occasionally inspired improv. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety February 7, 2008 +1435 Roscoe Jenkins works best when it aims lowest. 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic February 7, 2008 +1435 If the idea of watching Martin Lawrence getting used and abused appeals to you, then Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins is the movie for you. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 7, 2008 +1435 It's capable at times of real subtlety and warmth and humanity, but not confident enough in itself to stay away from fart jokes or empty acts of sassiness for very long. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Rosenblatt 0 Austin Chronicle February 7, 2008 +1435 Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins leans too heavily on bruising slapstick for easy laughs, with Lawrence absorbing blows from most of his family members, when mosquitoes and skunks aren't getting in on the action. C+ rotten Scott Tobias 1 AV Club February 7, 2008 +1435 It's impressive, actually, that Lawrence lets this film's supporting players steal so much of his show -- as movie stars go, he must be a pretty secure guy. fresh Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly February 7, 2008 +1435 Even when the movie's overplayed or undercooked, its roughhousing energy grows on you. 2.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday February 7, 2008 +1435 Noisy, scattershot Martin Lawrence comedy has a promising setup, and then simply stops trying. 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound February 7, 2008 +1435 You can often gauge how desperate a comedy is by the number of attacking animals it features. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) February 7, 2008 +1435 It's not half bad, largely because it places an absolute premium on brash, bawdy humor. 2.5/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine February 6, 2008 +1435 If you thought National Lampoon's Vacation films were at least okay, then Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins is a decent enough way to spend two hours. B- fresh Clark Collis 1 Entertainment Weekly February 6, 2008 +1435 The movie makes it abundantly clear that Roscoe should have gone home again. Unfortunately, what's equally apparent is that you shouldn't go with him. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 6, 2008 +1435 You find yourself reliving many of your family reunions while watching this comedy, many of us having suffered through the same troubles. 3.5/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum February 6, 2008 +1435 Uninspired sitcom about a man visiting home to a family that disrespected him as a youth. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 5, 2008 +1435 C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +1435 2/5 rotten Melissa Anderson 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1435 2/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1439 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 5, 2004 +1442 Director David Yates deals with this change of tone skillfully. fresh Megan Basham 0 WORLD October 3, 2018 +1442 Director Chris Columbus has pushed the envelope farther, made a sequel that is pacier and more swashbuckling. Yet it still feels cautious and reined-in. fresh Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 6, 2014 +1442 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is darker, funnier and finer than its forerunner Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. fresh Lizzie Rusbridger 0 Guardian December 6, 2014 +1442 Chamber Of Secrets is funnier and more exciting than the first Harry Potter movie, and adorned with some of the most stunning special effects ever. fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 6, 2014 +1442 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets isn't perfect, but it's everything it should be: fun, exciting, humorous and stirring. fresh Brian Linder 0 IGN Movies December 6, 2014 +1442 Have no fear, you legions of Potter fans: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is a solid step forward in the movie adaptations of J.K. Rowling's much-read novels. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union December 6, 2014 +1442 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is good enough to satisfy hard-core fans, even if it falls short of being truly transporting moviemaking. fresh Dennis King 0 Tulsa World December 6, 2014 +1442 Columbus' pacing is still murderously slow, his ideas as pedestrian as the worst TV. rotten Sam Adams 0 Philadelphia City Paper December 6, 2014 +1442 Despite its sophomoric awkwardness, the Chamber of Secrets is a welcome delivery of childlike wonder for a planet of ever- increasing ugliness. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times December 6, 2014 +1442 Although it's unlikely to make converts of the uninitiated, fans of the series and its characters will find the movie to be a worthy entry. 3/4 fresh Michael Kleinschrodt 0 Times-Picayune December 6, 2014 +1442 It appears that the production has learned from its mistakes and managed to put together the kind of film that deserves to be a part of young adult film folklore for generations to come. fresh 0 IGN Movies December 6, 2014 +1442 This new Harry Potter has its flaws, but it's better, as well as darker, than the first. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 26, 2013 +1442 Two down, presumably five to go, and already the franchise is entering dangerous territory: if you aren't one of the many who know their Harry Potter chapter and verse, prepare for a nap. rotten Michael Agger 1 New Yorker November 26, 2013 +1442 Columbus carefully avoids overly replaying the visual wonders of his first episode, and heedfully edits and amplifies Rowling's story for the screen, preserving its spooky darkness. 4/5 fresh James Keith 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) November 26, 2013 +1442 Better story, better acting, better characters and better effects. All they need is to sort out the dialogue next time, and everyone's a winner. 4/5 fresh 0 Total Film November 26, 2013 +1442 The three main child actors, including Emma Watson as Hermione, have gained in confidence and grown nicely into their roles and all of the regular ensemble from the first film return. fresh Allan Hunter 0 Screen International November 26, 2013 +1442 It doesn't help that Chamber is pretty much all business from the opening shot, trading in Stone's sometimes-clunky exposition for full-steam-ahead action. rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club November 26, 2013 +1442 A good entertaining film with a lot of imagination... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed June 15, 2013 +1442 Possibly second only to Goblet of Fire of all the Potter films to date, Chamber of Secrets should please fans and muggles alike. 4/5 fresh Daniel Saney 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +1442 Those who adore the books may bemoan the flat emotional landscape of the films, which are less easy to engage with. Fans of the first film will be suitably entertained. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 June 27, 2011 +1442 Like many children I've met, director Chris Columbus seems never to have heard the word no. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader June 27, 2011 +1442 Scary spiders, impressive effects and a barnstorming Branagh add pizzazz to Potter. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) June 27, 2011 +1442 Action- and creature-packed Potter sequel. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +1442 Everything about The Sorcerer's Stone pretty much applies to the adaptation of the second novel in the series. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 29, 2009 +1442 Allow yourself the luxury of discovering this enchanted world for yourself. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +1442 The exciting second chapter in the Harry Potter chronicle that in many ways surpasses the original. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight July 24, 2007 +1442 Though these films are trifles, they are at least high quality trifles. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1442 May just be the most quintessential Steven Spielberg movie Steven Spielberg never made. 3/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1442 This second effort is even better than the first go around. 4/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +1442 An enjoyable sequel. 3/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1442 It's good enough that I might just start taking an interest in the books after all. B fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +1442 Back is Chris Columbus, whose direction this time around has a purposely darker, more ominous look. B- fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 15, 2004 +1442 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, satisfies as a film adaptation, but it doesn't cast as enchanting a spell as the first movie. 3/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 22, 2004 +1442 The second film to spring forth from J.K. Rowling's popular series of children's books goes a long way towards amping up the dramatic tension promised by the source material. fresh Charlie Brown 0 FilmStew.com February 1, 2004 +1442 This is as rousing and faithful an adaptation as was possible. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 1, 2004 +1442 It's a depressing reality to face, but the second of J.K. Rowling's boy-wizard books was the least interesting read... and hasn't fared much better on film. C+ rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston October 7, 2003 +1442 The franchise is showing no fear at exploring the novels' darker moments, but needs to judiciously pare down the time it takes for the lights to come up. 3/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) June 26, 2003 +1442 Blood is splattered on walls, pre-teen students are turned to stone, a Poltergeist-ian tree tries to smash our heroes, spiders rampage across the Dark Forest and a giant snake cruises menacingly through dank catacombs. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 19, 2003 +1442 The humor and the villainy have bite, the acting has conviction, the effects look far less cheesy, and the storytelling actually conveys the imagination and emotional power of Rowling's prose. 3/4 fresh Howard Karren 0 Premiere Magazine May 7, 2003 +1442 Before it degenerates into Indiana Potter and the Chamber of Doom, the movie holds promise. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek April 23, 2003 +1442 Punishingly long and slow in parts. 2.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies April 20, 2003 +1442 Director Chris Columbus and company have done a stand-out job of capturing the imagination if not the detail of those books. 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 5, 2003 +1442 ...provides wondrous surprises around every turn. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 28, 2003 +1442 I still don't understand how J.K. Rowling could have made such obscene gobs of cash off of such a simple and overwrought premise ... I'll stick with LORD OF THE RINGS 3/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 18, 2003 +1442 An effort that is full of gosh-wow moments. 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1442 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets surpasses Sorcerer's Stone as a crisper, more action-packed film, which will more than thrill the billions of Harry Potter fans everywhere. 4.5/5 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com February 17, 2003 +1442 It's fairly solid--not to mention well edited so that it certainly doesn't feel like a film that strays past the two and a half mark. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com February 9, 2003 +1442 No less magical, no less engaging, and no less kid-pleasing than its record-breaking predecessor. It's also no shorter... 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1442 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets works the kind of magic that Hollywood rarely displays: It's a sequel that's better than the original. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 18, 2003 +1442 Represents a lost opportunity to give children, not to mention adults, a movie experience that would widen their eyes as the justly beloved Rowling books did. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 16, 2003 +1442 An enchanting spectacular for Potter fans anxious to ride the Hogwarts Express toward a new year of magic and mischief. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 January 8, 2003 +1442 This film is basically one big Scooby Doo episode. 2/5 rotten Eric Campos 0 Film Threat December 29, 2002 +1442 Offers a more imaginatively colourful world than almost every other children's film out there. 3/5 fresh Alan Morrison 0 Empire Magazine December 23, 2002 +1442 ... the script is tight enough and moves along with such blazing speed that it suffers from the only failing grace of the original did: can audience members who haven't read the books keep up? 3/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com December 13, 2002 +1442 "The Chamber of Secrets,"" while more visually striking and entertaining, still suffers from many of the same problems that plagued ""The Sorcerer's Stone." 2.5/4 rotten Steven Snyder 0 Greater Milwaukee Today December 12, 2002 +1442 One of those rare sequels that is as good as the original movie. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 10, 2002 +1442 How desperate is Columbus if his creepy spiders look, act, and sound just like the Eight Legged Freaks 2/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs December 6, 2002 +1442 Sequentially and tonally, it's so derivative of the last movie that it not only fails to build upon its predecessor, it's stuck covering the very same ground. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) December 3, 2002 +1442 Slick and sophisticated, if same-y. 2.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf December 3, 2002 +1442 Where the first film was the exposition, the follow-up is the reward - taking our heroes on a darker, more rewarding journey as we watch them deepen and mature with time. 3.5/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) December 2, 2002 +1442 A rich and rewarding family entertainment experience that teens and adults will thoroughly enjoy more -- as will the kids. 4/5 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons December 2, 2002 +1442 The film is muddled by its slavish dedication to the minutiae of events and at the same time, erases those aspects of the book that gave it real social and political urgency. rotten Todd R. Ramlow 0 PopMatters December 1, 2002 +1442 Lots of fun and action, laughs and mystery, and really, isn?t that why we love Harry Potter? Branagh brilliant. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina November 26, 2002 +1442 I stopped thinking about how good it all was, and started doing nothing but reacting to it - feeling a part of its grand locations, thinking urgently as the protagonists struggled, feeling at the mercy of its inventiveness, gasping at its visual delights. 4/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic November 26, 2002 +1442 After struggling interminably to bring the first of the obscenely popular Harry Potter novels to the screen, director Chris Columbus finally cracks the code with his second effort. B+ fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium November 25, 2002 +1442 Unnecessarily lengthy and repetitious, but still has a certain charm that can offer entertainment for both children and adults. 8.5/10 fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment November 25, 2002 +1442 This second succulent serving of Harry Potter may be all over the map like a feeble-minded person looking for interstate highway directions, but it does lend itself to do what it's suppose to do...whisk diehard moviegoers away to another dynamic dimension 2.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye November 24, 2002 +1442 Chris Columbus' shortcomings in ingenuity and imagination don't seem terribly detrimental since the material he's working with is so infused with magic and wit 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk November 24, 2002 +1442 Director Chris Columbus has made a darker, quicker movie of it than he did of The Sorcerer's Stone, with particularly fine settings and atmosphere. fresh Carolyn Clay 0 Boston Phoenix November 23, 2002 +1442 In all fairness, I must report that the children of varying ages in my audience never coughed, fidgeted or romped up and down the aisles for bathroom breaks. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 22, 2002 +1442 Desta vez, Columbus capturou o pomo de ouro. 4/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena November 22, 2002 +1442 "Like the first ""Pott-ah"" movie, the scenery was amazing and the music was great. Throw in the story that everybody loves and these movies really have the whole package." fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise November 22, 2002 +1442 The special effects enchant all -- no matter what your age. 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review November 22, 2002 +1442 The magic of the books seems to be having trouble making the transition to big screen. 3/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review November 21, 2002 +1442 Though the lack of nuance is regrettable, there's much to enjoy. fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY November 19, 2002 +1442 Grab a broomstick and sail along for the ride. 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 19, 2002 +1442 In fact, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is darker than Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, slightly, especially in its sideways engaging of race prejudice. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters November 19, 2002 +1442 This is a vastly superior movie, capturing all the things that I felt were missing from the first. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 18, 2002 +1442 Made so well that all ages can appreciate it. 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 18, 2002 +1442 Snappier than the first. fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly November 18, 2002 +1442 The second chapter of the Harry Potter series is even more magical than the first and simply the best family film of the year. 4/4 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 18, 2002 +1442 Doing away with the formalities helps Chamber of Secrets immensely, allowing it to concentrate on unfolding its involving mystery, using the running time to pace the action and the development. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies November 18, 2002 +1442 Simply put, if you liked Sorcerer's Stone, you'll like Chamber Of Secrets. 8/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com November 18, 2002 +1442 Contains little of the first film's exciting fantasy appeal. rotten Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 18, 2002 +1442 ...an imaginative, often entertaining journey into self-realization that's well worth the trip. B+ fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) November 18, 2002 +1442 These Potter kids have grown up a lot in one year. At this rate, their next adventure will be Harry Potter and the Octogenarian's Enlarged Prostate. 4/4 fresh Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! November 17, 2002 +1442 Now that's more like it. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 16, 2002 +1442 Where Chamber of Secrets will be viewed a success is in accurately, and occasionally imaginatively, bringing the book to life. As a movie, judged on its own merits, it's too long, too slow and too unfocused. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 16, 2002 +1442 This overlong sequel is short of magic. 2/5 rotten Barbara Ellen 0 Times (UK) November 16, 2002 +1442 Progress was made in all departments, despite an apocalyptic occurrence that looked likely to close Hogwarts for ever. fresh Alexander Walker 0 London Evening Standard November 16, 2002 +1442 Not great, but worth seeing. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 16, 2002 +1442 Terrific fun, a sequel with more self-assurance than most original films can muster. B+ fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) November 16, 2002 +1442 A pretty wondrous creation. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International November 16, 2002 +1442 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is a solid work; it's effortlessly entertaining, generously faithful to J.K. Rowling's book -- and thrilling. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 15, 2002 +1442 Most viewers, especially the younger ones, will reap its joys. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post November 15, 2002 +1442 Big, dull and empty. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post November 15, 2002 +1442 Just as there is more magic conjured up in Chamber of Secrets the book, Chamber of Secrets the movie weaves a more powerful spell over its audience. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 15, 2002 +1442 Chris Columbus makes the novel's transformation into a big-budget feature look effortless, and the film's darker tone is more satisfying than that of the first, a somewhat forced happy ending notwithstanding. 3.5/4 fresh Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide November 15, 2002 +1442 Much of what made the first film so enchanting remains firmly in place, from the strong ensemble performances through Stuart Craig's magnificent production design. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 15, 2002 +1442 The best blend of human activity with computer animation since 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit?' 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 15, 2002 +1442 This time out, director Chris Columbus waves his wand in all the right directions. The funny scenes are funnier. The scary scenes are scarier. 3/4 fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel November 15, 2002 +1442 Just as often the film is as monotonous and despair-inducing as three hours on an airplane with nothing to read but the in-flight magazine. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 15, 2002 +1442 The result is better than The Sorcerer's Stone, but still feels slightly bloated and unfocused. fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) November 15, 2002 +1442 The Godfather II of family films. 3/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee November 15, 2002 +1442 Once again, director Chris Columbus takes a hat-in-hand approach to Rowling that stifles creativity and allows the film to drag on for nearly three hours. 2/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 15, 2002 +1442 The magic still sparkles in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle November 15, 2002 +1442 Doesn't dally around and far more action-packed than the first. 4/4 fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers November 15, 2002 +1442 A lot more nimble than the first movie. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 15, 2002 +1442 The whole Harry Potter thing may not be as fresh for moviegoers as it was last year, but thankfully Chamber of Secrets is well-crafted. 4/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel November 15, 2002 +1442 Secrets is pretty much a wash with the first Potter movie: not much in the way of captivating magic, but all the expected notes are duly played. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian November 15, 2002 +1442 It's a fun flick, even though its wizardry is more technical than imaginative. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal November 15, 2002 +1442 While it still falls short of becoming the classic fans so badly want it to be, the film is livelier and better overall than The Sorcerer's Stone, mostly because J.K. Rowling got all that tiresome exposition over with the first time out. 2.5/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald November 15, 2002 +1442 Although very much like the first movie based on J.K. Rowling's phenomenal fantasy best sellers, this second go-round possesses a quite pleasing, headlong thrust and a likably delinquent attitude. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 15, 2002 +1442 There are enough pleasures here to guarantee a diverting time to all but the most curmudgeonly Muggles. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star November 15, 2002 +1442 Darker, scarier, funnier and more fun-filled. 3/5 fresh Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies November 15, 2002 +1442 The film is quite lengthy, but so brisk and busy at all times that it quite flies by. 5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies November 15, 2002 +1442 This movie, like the first, is more of a translation than an adaptation. It's the visual equivalent of an audio book, slightly abridged. A- fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle November 15, 2002 +1442 This is a critic-proof film. How nice that it doesn't need to be in order to succeed. 3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette November 15, 2002 +1442 Dark, resonant, inventively detailed and packed with fleet turns of plot and a feast of visual amazement. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News November 15, 2002 +1442 So-so entertainment. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 15, 2002 +1442 Not only are the special effects and narrative flow much improved, and Daniel Radcliffe more emotionally assertive this time around as Harry, but the film conjures the magic of author J.K. Rowling's books. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post November 15, 2002 +1442 The weakest of the four Harry Potter books has been transformed into the stronger of the two films by the thinnest of margins. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer November 15, 2002 +1442 Entertaining and moves nimbly enough to keep your way-back seat from turning to stone. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 15, 2002 +1442 Just as Harry and friends are fighting the forces of darkness, the film's great elements are struggling toward the spotlight. 3/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal November 15, 2002 +1442 It's, well, spellbinding. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 15, 2002 +1442 If you were like me and didn't particularly care for the first installment, I don't think this one will completely reverse your opinion. 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium November 15, 2002 +1442 "Where ""Stone"" was a pretty bauble all dressed up with nowhere to emote, ""Secrets"" is a genuinely scary sequel that remembers to bring its heart along, too. Scratch that. It brings its guts." fresh James Hill 0 BET.com November 15, 2002 +1442 "It's not always lovelier the second time around, but still, this ""Harry"" shows some magic when needed" fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle November 15, 2002 +1442 The special effects and CGI, uneven in Sorcerer's Stone, are all spit-shine and shoe-polish in Chamber of Secrets. There isn't one hair out of place. fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily November 15, 2002 +1442 Chamber of Secrets will find millions of eager fans. But if the essence of magic is its make-believe promise of life that soars above the material realm, this is the opposite of a truly magical movie. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor November 15, 2002 +1442 It's still easy to fall for this sorcerer's spell. B+ fresh 0 E! Online November 15, 2002 +1442 I can't think of a movie this long that has left me so starved for a movie. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate November 15, 2002 +1442 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is superior to its predecessor in every way: It's more thrilling, more entertaining and, yep, more magical. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press November 15, 2002 +1442 Two-and-a-half hours of unadulterated fun. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail November 15, 2002 +1442 The kids will be just as wild about Harry the second time around, but adults had better be ready to take the multiple-choice quiz in advance. 3/4 fresh Barry Paris 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette November 15, 2002 +1442 Overall, the movie feels brighter, smarter and sleeker than the first. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer November 15, 2002 +1442 As a companion piece to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets makes for effective viewing. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 15, 2002 +1442 Despite terrific special effects and funnier gags, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets finds a way to make J.K. Rowling's marvelous series into a deadly bore. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com November 15, 2002 +1442 The first movie was the setup, and this one is the payoff. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 15, 2002 +1442 Despite a potpourri of minor delights, the film ends up a disappointment. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun November 15, 2002 +1442 The Chamber of Secrets may not be a classic, but it's more eventful than its predecessor. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News November 15, 2002 +1442 Chamber of Secrets is not quite the magical mystery tour that the first one was. Despite some major improvements, the movie is often sluggish in pacing and intrigue. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World November 15, 2002 +1442 The continuing story of everyone's favorite boy wizard is a visual feast -- and darker than the first installment. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 15, 2002 +1442 Returns the original's cast and director, and retains that film's winning combination of limitless imagination and exhilarating adventure. B+ fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine November 15, 2002 +1442 Swims in mediocrity, sticking its head up for a breath of fresh air now and then. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star November 15, 2002 +1442 When it comes to the imagination scale, Harry Potter has everything it needs. But what does it all really amount to in the end? Not much of a payoff, I'm afraid. 2.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org November 15, 2002 +1442 As with the original film, there's little to offend the most myopic fan of the books, but also little room for the imaginative extension of the author's universe that distinguishes an inspired adaptation from a merely workmanlike one. B fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide November 15, 2002 +1442 It captures all the magic, mystery, excitement and wonder from J.K. Rowling's book in a way that plays extremely well on screen. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Kleinman 0 DVDTalk.com November 15, 2002 +1442 Bigger, faster, funnier, and darker...[but] lacks the deep soul and character nuances of its predecessor. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 14, 2002 +1442 It's good, genuinely good, not just as a cultural sensation but as a movie all its own. A- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather November 14, 2002 +1442 About on par with the first from a pure entertainment standpoint. 6/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! November 14, 2002 +1442 A little better than Sorcerer's Stone. fresh 1 New York Times November 14, 2002 +1442 If you liked one, you'll like the other 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit November 14, 2002 +1442 Like the first film, it cleaves too faithfully to the source material, but it always fills the screen with spectacle. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 14, 2002 +1442 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is deja vu all over again, and while that is a cliche, nothing could be more appropriate. It's likely that whatever you thought of the first production -- pro or con -- you'll likely think of this one. rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 14, 2002 +1442 As The Empire Strikes Back was to Star Wars, so Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is to last year's freshman introduction. In short, it's bigger and better. B+ fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News November 14, 2002 +1442 If the kids are more serious in their play this time around, then the grownups are just having a blast. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 14, 2002 +1442 Whisks us away for more adventures that keep us on the edge of our seats cheering for these three young wizards whose resourcefulness in the face of the unknown is awesome. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice November 14, 2002 +1442 Deepening and widening an imaginative world full of cleverly detailed creatures, much as J.K. Rowling has done in her books, Chamber is a speedy, funny winner. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 14, 2002 +1442 Faster-paced and more chock-full of adventure than the original. B+ fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 14, 2002 +1442 It's smartly produced and slightly more streamlined than Sorcerer's Stone, its predecessor, but at almost three hours it's still too slavishly faithful to its source and will no doubt try the patience of Muggle moppets. 2.5/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News November 14, 2002 +1442 In his second year at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the cinematic Harry Potter shows improvement. But he has a ways to go before earning top marks. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 14, 2002 +1442 From screaming mandrake plants to animal transfiguration to ethereal letters literally hanging in the air, [Columbus'] approach to the books' enchanting elements is marvelous to behold. 3/4 fresh Mary Kalin-Casey 0 Reel.com November 14, 2002 +1442 Darker, scarier and somewhat better than Sorcerer's Stone. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 14, 2002 +1442 Ironically enough, Chamber of Secrets has more of a narrative arc, but consequently lacks much urgency. It does retain the wonderment that made the first film fun. 2.5/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday November 14, 2002 +1442 Chris Columbus' sequel is faster, livelier and a good deal funnier than his original. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly November 14, 2002 +1442 Once again the production values -- the sets, costumes and props -- are pure perfection. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com November 14, 2002 +1442 It remains an expertly assembled companion piece to its source material, with charms you can't overlook. But the great Harry Potter should be casting a more powerful spell. 2.5/4 fresh Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune November 14, 2002 +1442 Even though Chamber of Secrets is a vast improvement, Columbus' directorial touch remains more caring than inspired. A- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution November 14, 2002 +1442 Proof once again that if the filmmakers just follow the books, they can't go wrong. Better effects, better acting and a hilarious Kenneth Branagh. An excellent sequel. 3.5/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com November 14, 2002 +1442 Mercilessly padded, the movie drags us through ages of all-too-familiar territory. 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com November 14, 2002 +1442 There's just enough of the old to feel at home and provide continuity, just enough of the new to keep things fresh. fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net November 14, 2002 +1442 The series has progressed from reciting J.K. Rowling's source novels to paraphrasing them. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) November 14, 2002 +1442 When it was all over, I could easily proclaim The Chamber of Secrets as a vastly superior film on every level, one that I'll be willing to devote more time to again and again in the future. 3.5/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com November 14, 2002 +1442 Exactly what you'd expect from a movie that features a self-mutilating house elf. B fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) November 14, 2002 +1442 All the things that made the first film a hit with its target audience. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 14, 2002 +1442 Columbus overcomes several of the first film's problems with this much darker, slightly more edgy sequel. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 14, 2002 +1442 It nearly overwhelms its own inherent magical wonders and characters with an emphasis on action, but the movie also manages to work its way out from under the heavy hallowed aura that partially smothered the fun of its predecessor. 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review November 14, 2002 +1442 Their thoughts were how to make the book into a movie, not how to make a great movie. C+ rotten Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) November 13, 2002 +1442 Kids will have nightmares for weeks and adults will be entertained for hours... 8/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum November 13, 2002 +1442 An improvement on Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly November 13, 2002 +1442 More dutiful than enchanting...terribly episodic and lacking the spark of imagination that might have made it an exhilarating treat. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 13, 2002 +1442 Exactly the kind of slam-bang adventure that's certain to please audiences of all ages. 3.5/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette November 13, 2002 +1442 For the time being, the Harry Potter thrill ride is whizzing along very satisfactorily indeed. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 13, 2002 +1442 Chamber of Secrets is fairly fun despite its length. 2.5/4 fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press November 13, 2002 +1442 Another successful wild ride, thanks to a very entertaining source, a keen and fairly faithful adaptation, and top-notch special effects. 8/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine November 13, 2002 +1442 A vast improvement over last year's film, bloated as it was with Quidditch matches and monster moments that didn't advance the plot one iota. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire November 13, 2002 +1442 That the film is a worthy swan song for Richard Harris is first a surprise then an incalculable relief--and destined to be the proudest legacy of the picture: a beautifully crafted dark fable. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 12, 2002 +1442 Chamber's charm lies in the sheer visualization of Rowling's weirder inventions. fresh Ed Park 1 Village Voice November 12, 2002 +1442 This time, the hype is quieter, and while the movie is slightly less successful than the first, it's still a rollicking good time for the most part. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide November 12, 2002 +1442 This one does for the series what The Wrath of Khan did for Star Trek. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 12, 2002 +1442 A watered-down, CG-saturated nod to moviemaking convention. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly November 12, 2002 +1442 Lots more of the same isn't better. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews November 11, 2002 +1442 Harry's latest adventure has enough snakes, mandrakes, phoenix tears, Cornish pixies, climaxes and denouements to scare the J.R.R. Tolkien out of you. 2.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine November 11, 2002 +1442 A good sequel and should please all the Potter fans who made the first film a blockbuster. 9/10 fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net November 11, 2002 +1442 The second installment is scarier, darker, longer and even better than the first. It's an enchanting, enthralling, eye-popping miracle of moviemaking. 1 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 11, 2002 +1442 Without the newness of the first film to give it some electricity, this Harry Potter outing comes off as harmless but flat. 3/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend November 11, 2002 +1442 Once again, Chris Columbus stays out of J.K. Rowling's way, sticking to the text and hitting each narrative beat cleanly and vigorously. 5 fresh Mike D'Angelo 1 Time Out November 11, 2002 +1442 Chris Columbus, the director, does a real wonderful job of being faithful to the story but also taking it into a cinematic era. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper November 11, 2002 +1442 Incredibly, once again, screenwriter Steve Kloves and director Chris Columbus deliver a movie without passion. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com November 11, 2002 +1442 The special effects here will have you reclining in your seat, admiring the spectacle. Unfortunately, the film's pedestrian pacing won't get you on the edge of it. 3/5 fresh Adrian Hennigan 0 BBC.com November 11, 2002 +1442 It is on every count a better movie than last year's first film installment. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety November 8, 2002 +1442 The sense of discovery, that initial encounter with the stories' vivid characters and whimsical parallel universe, is missing. In its stead comes frantic activity. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter November 8, 2002 +1442 Boy wizard and his faithful friends battle evil in a magical boarding school. You know, like last time. fresh Paul Arendt 0 Teletext November 8, 2002 +1442 Gives Columbus the chance to indulge himself with fascinatingly realistic special effects and riveting action sequences. fresh John Hiscock 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 26, 2002 +1442 Mostly fun, somewhat enchanting, and at a few turns -- surprisingly spooky. 3.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card July 24, 2002 +1442 3.5/5 fresh Shay Casey 0 Daily-Reviews November 22, 2002 +1443 This stylish noir thriller is one of Blak Edwards' best films and one of the genre's highlights, well acted by Lee Remick, exquisitely shot by Philip Lathrop, and moodily composed by Henry Mancini, who contributes a great jazz score A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 14, 2010 +1443 One of director Blake Edwards' best w/terrific Mancini score. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com January 1, 2008 +1443 After Carpenter and De Palma, it may seem a little dated; yet Edwards' classical feel for pure cinema remains unalloyed. fresh Chris Wicking 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1443 Suspenseful. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 14, 2004 +1443 Superior thriller from before Edwards' typecasting as a comedy specialist. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 23, 2004 +1445 Even with Lemmon bouncing in and out of comic situations, the comedy gets a little strained at times. rotten Tony Mastroianni 0 Cleveland Press November 20, 2003 +1445 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 5, 2005 +1446 Scenes that should have been uproarious are weaker than many of the movie's smaller moments, whose everyday humor isn't specific to the plot or characters. rotten Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader April 9, 2012 +1446 Star-driven comedy at times offensive and funny. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +1446 ...large swaths of the proceedings feel as though they'd be more at home within a garden-variety sitcom. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 20, 2010 +1446 What gives the film its special kick is the match of Stiller and De Niro. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 14, 2010 +1446 Nobody plays put-upon quite like Ben Stiller. 2.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 18, 2008 +1446 Alas, poor Focker. He can't help himself. And we can't help ourselves from falling about, equally helpless, at this superbly antic movie. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine August 15, 2008 +1446 Packed with cringe-worthy moments from beginning to end, Jay Roach's comedy is for anyone who has ever endured a weekend in the company of potential in-laws. fresh 0 Film4 August 15, 2008 +1446 Director Jay Roach of the Austin Powers films keeps the pace brisk, and the script by Jim Herzfeld and John Hamburg ably piles the pratfalls ludicrously high. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1446 Stiller portrays a human accident better than anyone and he definitely knows how to extort laughs and sympathy from his audience 3/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com September 27, 2006 +1446 Contains enough belly-laughs and sly jokes to become one of the bigger crowd-pleasers of the fall. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 24, 2006 +1446 Astutely observed, subtly played and consistently hilarious... fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1446 Never before have two such skilled actors been so monstrously squandered in a movie so replete with failed gags and pathetic gaffes. 1.5/5 rotten Susannah Breslin 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1446 A definite must-see that's perfect for a guys' night out or a relaxing date. 4.5/5 fresh Jamey Codding 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1446 An entertaining little outing, but not something that will stay with me. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1446 Does the usual Hollywood bit of setting up the gags way in advance so that even a coma patient can spot them. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 24, 2003 +1446 As far as one-joke movies go, this one has its guffaws. 2/4 rotten Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1446 Stiller plays a familiar character with a nice energy and presence, making the most of all his character's asides and observations. 4/5 fresh 0 Hollywood.com April 18, 2003 +1446 Guaranteed to put you off suggested Sunday outings for life. 3/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 March 26, 2003 +1446 This film is almost too real to be funny. It is one uncomfortable moment after another - and that is what Stiller does best, but director Roach would have done well to tone it down a bit. 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1446 Stiller has a gift for looking funny effortlessly, when he's doing nothing physical. With no mugging, no physical contortions, he turns his face into a palette of pain and confusion. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer February 7, 2003 +1446 What saves the movie from remaining an exercise in self-parody for all involved is director Roach's feel for the material. 3.5/5 fresh Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1446 This is, unquestionably, the best comedy currently on release. Highly recommended. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1446 Great filmmaking this is not, but if you're looking for an amusing, undemanding couple of hours, give this a try. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1446 Overbearingly cruel and only modestly funny. 2/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1446 This simple but well-constructed comedy picks a situation that naturally causes anxiety - meeting your in-laws - and turns it into a walk through hell. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 16, 2002 +1446 I'm eagerly awaiting a sequel. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1446 Too many actors make the error of thinking that being funny involves lots of hysteria and hyperactivity, but De Niro knows that good comic acting is no different than good dramatics: The performance must be grounded in truth. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 15, 2002 +1446 Consistently more fun than it has any right to be, Meet the Parents is an example of how sometimes it really is all about casting the right couple of stars. 3/5 fresh Michael Tunison 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1446 This truth doesn't hurt as much as the infamous franks-and-beans scene from There's Something About Mary, but the pain and the laughter last longer. fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1446 When the script puts its faith in the audience, allowing us to find the laughs on our own, the film is irresistible, a bright lark. Yet when the writers panic, upping the antic volume and shifting into crazed sitcom gear, the lark stops. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1446 Solid, sadistic Stiller fare. 3/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY February 3, 2002 +1446 One of those cruel-yet-very-funny crowd pleasers. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +1446 It was a well-acted, likable and benignly amusing film. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 22, 2001 +1446 Ben Stiller is simply fantastic, and this DeNiro kid could be big someday. 7/10 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +1446 A non-stop riot headed up by the first rate pairing of Ben Stiller and Robert DeNiro. fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment September 30, 2001 +1446 A hilarious hodgepodge of The In-Laws and Annie Hall, in which De Niro gives his best comic performance to date. 4/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 4, 2001 +1446 A straightforward romantic comedy that doesn't take a lot of chances, but still manages to deliver the goods. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide April 18, 2001 +1446 Stiller, who is shaping up to be one of the most adept comic performers of our time, does a terrific job of building sympathy for the hapless outsider. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline April 16, 2001 +1446 A five star hoot. 5/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com April 16, 2001 +1446 The sight-gags and verbal repartee hinge upon uninspired, lowest-common-denominator hijinks. 2/4 rotten Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com April 2, 2001 +1446 Meet the Parents generates most of its laughs in the give-and-take between Stiller and De Niro. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1446 ...highly amusing...at times leaves most of the men in the audience throwing their heads back and realizing exactly how realistic the situation at hand is. 3/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org February 7, 2001 +1446 A brilliant comedy in which we laugh that we do not cry -- although we do wince, as every expectation the main character has of things turning out okay crumbles and his face gets ever the redder. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic February 7, 2001 +1446 Deliciously funny and warmly poignant, it's a treat to Meet the Parents. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile February 7, 2001 +1446 Ben Stiller, an excellent comic actor, does some of his best work here, matched up with one of the all-time greats, Robert De Niro. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1446 None of the jokes are forced, which makes Meet the Parents a singular achievement. 3.5/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1446 Even with Stiller and De Niro, Meet the Parents is an encounter that can be postponed until it's available on video. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1446 [Roach] does know how to stage discrete comic moments, taking mildly humorous nightmares and turning them into nicely wrought miniatures. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1446 Meet the Parents builds brilliantly on interlocking comic situations. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1446 With current comedy obsessed with oh-so-clever ironic gestures and tricksy pastiche, Meet the Parents' dedication to consistent, straightforward belly laughs is totally refreshing. 4/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1446 The jokes work, because they are so relentless and absurd. fresh Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1446 Meet the Parents gets its best moments in the friction between De Niro and Stiller. Their screen personas -- the intimidator and the hapless smart guy -- are a perfect mismatch, and the spark between them ignite plenty of laughs. fresh Sean P. Means 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1446 Stiller is brilliant. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1446 Most of the humor here is pretty clever. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1446 Meet the Parents doesn't sparkle like Vincente Minnelli's Father of the Bride. But with bubbly adult comedies at such a premium, it goes down like a flute of Champagne, leaving an aftertaste of giggles. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1446 There is a sub-category of comedy ... in which we laugh at the hideously humiliating experiences of some poor sap. If this is your kind of humor, than this is your kind of movie. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +1446 Funny bits abound, overstuffed to the point of tearing at the seams, the film might have benefited from a bit more cutting. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +1446 A string of non-stop humor. 3.5/4 fresh 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +1446 Flat-out hilarious. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1446 DeNiro is the real pleasure to watch. fresh Renee Scolaro 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +1446 If De Niro's mafia comedy Analyze This went for cheap laughs, Meet The Parents develops real depth. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1446 An unfathomably awful film that will undoubtedly be a smash hit. 3/10 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1446 Meet the Parents might not be sophisticated comedy, but it's certainly enjoyable. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1446 Though Meet the Parents features a capable supporting cast, the laughs come almost exclusively from the tussle between Stiller and De Niro, and both deliver. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1446 I haven't laughed this hard since the trailer for Billy Elliot. fresh Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! January 1, 2000 +1446 Very fun and very entertaining. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1446 An entertaining comic nightmare, but like most bad dreams, it disappears once the lights come up. 7/10 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1446 In many ways reminiscent of There's Something About Mary. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1446 With all due respect to giggles, though, you would do better to rent Raging Bull. 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1446 An adult-oriented comedy that, while hardly reserved, rests its very funny foundation on well-conceived characterization, lively dialogue and good acting. fresh Brian McTavish 0 Kansas City Star January 1, 2000 +1446 With near-Swiss precision, director/producer Jay Roach ... and his writers make sure familiarity breeds hilarity. 3/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1446 Passable movie entertainment, but like most future in-laws leaves a feeling of something still desired. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1446 De Niro delivers. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1446 This is one hell of a funny movie, folks. 3/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review January 1, 2000 +1446 Whenever the movie is about to go wrong, something happens to set it right -- usually instigated by the coldly mean De Niro or the hot, nervous Stiller. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1446 Wonderfully funny. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +1446 Meet the Parents is much too herky-jerky to be completely successful, and it follows each laugh-out-loud scene with one that is completely -- or is at least a bit -- cringe-worthy. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1446 I literally found myself gasping for breath during Meet the Parents' most comic moments, wishing I could rewind the film. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1446 I had a good time at Meet the Parents, even though the ratio of clinkers to yucks is disproportionately high. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +1446 The film is uproarious without ever becoming nasty or mean-spirited. fresh Jonathan Lewis 0 Gay Chicago Magazine January 1, 2000 +1446 High concept that aims for the middle and meets its mark emphatically and satisfyingly. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1446 I can't remember when I last laughed so hard during a film. DeNiro and Stiller are a perfect match and I walked out of the theater wanting to see more of these characters. fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net January 1, 2000 +1446 Quite simply, this Focker has us laughing out loud frequently and abundantly. 8/10 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2000 +1446 Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller give the comedy of disaster a nice little workout. 3/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1446 More often than not, the movie's tension gets in the way of its giggles, falling back on its stars' comedy instincts and over-extended running gags. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1446 The real comic bite comes from the combustible energy between the two lead actors. 3/4 fresh Robert Payne 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1446 A very funny movie that is able to combine a great premise with ideal actors, laugh out scenes with a sentimental touch and over the top sequences with a believable story line. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1446 A crisply paced romp featuring pitch-perfect performances by adversarial leads Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter January 1, 2000 +1446 While it's a truism that all comedy has an element of sadism, it doesn't necessarily follow that all sadism is funny. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 1, 2000 +1446 A comedy that has likeable, human characters as well as consistent laughs. 8/10 fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +1446 Watching Ben get the girl or be seriously injured trying always has its dry, keening pleasures. fresh Jessica Winter 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1446 It's warm and humorous and avoids being mean-spirited, which alone makes it special. B fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine January 1, 2000 +1446 Plays like a thirty minute sitcom that overstays its welcome for more than an hour. rotten Jeffrey Huston 0 Jeff Huston's Believe Me January 1, 2000 +1446 This fall's pleasant surprise. fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1446 Jay Roach, best known for the broad farce of the Austin Powers films, shows an unexpected flair for directing character comedy. fresh Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1446 With Meet the Parents, mainstream Hollywood reclaims one of its former strengths. It proves that it still knows how to provide audiences with a good time. fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1446 It never quite gets going. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +1446 Great fun. fresh Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1446 I didn't laugh so often as many of the people sitting around me at Meet the Parents, but I laughed enough to think: Yep, not bad. fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1446 Once again, Roach smokes. Meet the Parents is an extremely pleasant surprise, a high-concept romantic comedy that actually works. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1446 The gross-out factor is surprisingly low, and the combination of Stiller and De Niro is inspired: No father could be more formidable, no prospective son-in-law better equipped to squirm. 8/10 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1446 Roach ... knows to play to the movie's twin strengths: Stiller and De Niro. 4/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1446 De Niro, once again proving that he understands comedy as well as urban psychoses. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +1446 Possibly the most amusing mainstream live-action comedy since There's Something About Mary. 4.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1446 Unlike most family squabbles, you'll find this one an amusing diversion. fresh Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1446 It's funny. Really funny. fresh Cody Clark 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1446 Never before have two such skilled actors been so monstrously squandered in a movie so replete with failed gags and pathetic gaffs. rotten Susannah Breslin 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1446 Even better than There's Something About Mary. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +1446 A very funny movie. fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1446 There's hardly anything surprising about Meet the Parents, except that it's much funnier than you might expect. fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times January 1, 2000 +1446 Meet the Parents has all the elements of either a bedroom farce or a Hardy Boys mystery. Turns out it's the former, and a mighty funny one at that. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +1446 You couldn't do much better than to pit De Niro at his most humorlessly imposing against Ben Stiller at his most anxiously eager to please. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +1446 A refreshing change from the current trend of gross and grosser humor. fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +1446 It never runs out of steam or ways of inflicting more ignominy on Stiller. fresh Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 1, 2000 +1446 Meet the Parents is a one- -- well, maybe two- -- joke idea that starts out goofy and fun, but soon runs out of verbal or visual ammunition. rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +1446 This isn't Ernst Lubitsch or anything, but the movie is consistently funny without the calculated gross-out moments that have been dominating mainstream comedy in recent years. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 1, 2000 +1446 If you can just accept the fact that real human behavior has been thrown out the window like the baby in Andy Warhol's Bad, then you'll have a really good time watching Stiller and De Niro square off. fresh Dave White 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +1446 Within its formulaic confines, the humor works uncommonly well from time to time. fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1446 If ever there was a movie that felt like it was built backward, it's Meet the Parents. rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +1446 A clever situation-comedy that delivers quite a few laughs. B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1446 You feel you've seen it all before: There's Something About Mary did it funnier, and The Heartbreak Kid did it wiser. But when Stiller is let loose, you never feel that Charles Grodin did it drier. fresh Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +1446 Uneven in tone, often trite and certainly neither De Niro nor Stiller's finest, Meet the Parents is nevertheless a funny and sometimes substantial movie. fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +1446 See it with someone you love -- and maybe with his or her parents. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1446 It's the prom night scene from There's Something About Mary stretched out over an entire movie - just not as funny. rotten Erik Lundegaard 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1446 Has all the elements for a memorable farce and succeeds more often than not. 8/10 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +1446 A good-spirited comedy. 9/10 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1446 Meet the Parents is hysterical. fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee January 1, 2000 +1446 Don't go to this movie if you've recently had hernia surgery, because the expression 'bust a gut laughing' might go beyond metaphor in your case. fresh David Forsmark 0 Flint Journal January 1, 2000 +1446 A comedy that works for the most part while in other sections has the audience waiting for a TV laugh track that doesn't come. 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1446 A hilarious comedy about the ridiculous lenghts a young man goes to in order to prove himself to his girlfriend's family. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 1, 2000 +1446 Stiller and De Niro play off well against each other, and neither goes too far off the deep end. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1446 It's laugh-out-loud funny. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1446 Follows a rather predictable, well-worn path, but the sheer joy of performing on the actors' parts sells the film as a whole. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1446 While it doesn't quite live up to its potential, it's still a heck of a lot funnier than what usually passes for comedy in these days. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1446 That the film works in spite of the people behind the camera says a lot for the people in front of the camera. 6/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1446 There is an uneven mix of slapstick sequences and human comedy. Certainly the last part of the film feels awkwardly written. 0 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1446 7/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +1446 C+ rotten Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America April 23, 2001 +1446 6/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1446 4/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1446 3.5/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 1, 2000 +1446 B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 1, 2000 +1446 6/10 fresh Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1447 The Skin I Live In is a definite must-see, as all its elements harmoniously blend to create a cinematic masterpiece that stands out not just this year, but over the course of the past decade. 5/5 fresh Joseph Walsh 0 CineVue August 29, 2018 +1447 Banderas' performance achieves a perfect chill. fresh Steve Erickson 0 Gay City News March 2, 2018 +1447 In Almodovar's world, the flesh is deception, the comedy dark, the sex weird and the tears real; this time, however, the director just wasn't able to pull off all of these elements. rotten Kong Rithdee 0 Bangkok Post May 9, 2016 +1447 "The Skin I Live In"" fails because it doesn't have a moral or anything else to say in spite of its self-seriousness." rotten Martin Tsai 0 Critic's Notebook October 7, 2015 +1447 Despite the typically invigorating sense of line and framing, The Skin I Live In withholds the director's customary satisfactions and affirmations. The result is a saga of obsession that, in its saturnine undertone, maintains a hard-to-enjoy integrity. fresh Nicolas Rapold 0 Film Comment Magazine July 1, 2013 +1447 This is a lush, deeply pleasurable film to experience on a sensory level; Almodovar couldn't produce a boring frame if he left the lens cap on. B fresh Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 23, 2013 +1447 Pedro Almodovar's The Skin I Live In, a terrific, twisty thriller that is one of the filmmaker's best and one of the year's best films. 9/10 fresh Will Chadwick 0 We Got This Covered March 2, 2013 +1447 It's as disquieting as it is unsatisfying, a slog through gender issues, surgery and violence - sexual and otherwise. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service December 28, 2012 +1447 A movie puzzle that confounds and then unnerves with an impact as shocking as any of the most infamous of cinema last-reel shockers 4/5 fresh Matt Looker 0 TheShiznit.co.uk September 25, 2012 +1447 Leave it to Pedro Almodovar to figure a uniquely twisted way to unsettle. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com April 6, 2012 +1447 With a deliberately preposterous storyline involving burning bodies, evil brothers, rape, suicide, revenge, sexual identity and medical procedure, this is darkly comic arthouse soap - with a tinge of horror - and definitely an acquired taste. 3.5/5 fresh Simon Weaving 0 Screenwize April 3, 2012 +1447 High-art pulp: brazenly kitschy, elegantly creepy, patently ludicrous. 4/5 fresh Aaron Yap 0 Flicks.co.nz March 15, 2012 +1447 There are two iron wills in this movie. What's shocking is the lengths that each character goes to. A seriously campy tone almost undercuts the seriousness of the story, and it has its fair share of uncomfortable and shocking laughs. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com March 9, 2012 +1447 With The Skin I Live In, Almodovar adopts a playfully wicked attitude, similar to the one James Whale used on Bride of Frankenstein. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 9, 2012 +1447 "Although snubbed by the Oscar machine, ""The Skin I Live In"" is a solid drama-thriller that offers the best contemporary take on the Frankenstein tale that I've seen in a long while." 8/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis February 19, 2012 +1447 Not since David Cronenberg have surgery, sex and violence frolicked in the same stained bed so skillfully. 9/10 fresh Jovanka Vuckovic 0 Revolver January 13, 2012 +1447 Almodovar has delivered another transformative work that finds his queer sensibility in high, thrilling gear. fresh Richard Knight 0 Knight at the Movies January 13, 2012 +1447 This is a horror story only Almodovar could conjure. It's filled with his style of melodrama and love for the disenfranchised, not to mention a seedy undercurrent that is sure to turn off some. A film for strong minds and sturdy hearts. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 12, 2012 +1447 "Combines enough that's genre-friendly and accessible with the trademark style of a truly unique and ""artsy"" filmmaker." 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 FEARnet January 3, 2012 +1447 A mix of creepy horror and seductive melodrama, The Skin I Live In reveals its secrets gradually. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk December 22, 2011 +1447 I don't want to give too much away but this unsettling tale is told so beautifully, so precisely. A fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane December 21, 2011 +1447 "Skin"" doesn't cut as deep as Almodovar's best films, and the ending borders on generic melodrama. But as an elegantly nasty genre exercise, it raises goose bumps on your own skin. " 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) December 16, 2011 +1447 What's missing here is Almodovar's most distinguishing characteristic: compassion. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm December 12, 2011 +1447 When it's all said and done, there's no real call for any emotional investment on the part of Almodovar's audience. 2.5/4 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune December 9, 2011 +1447 Even a second level Almodovar is better than most other people. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 1, 2011 +1447 It's not one of Almodovar's more emotionally involving films, it's actually quite chillingly cold but Antonio Banderas is just fabulous as the Frankenstein character and Elena Anaya is exquisite as his creation. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 1, 2011 +1447 Pedro Almodovar's latest outrage against propriety is a body horror comedy, a sort of mash-up of the work of David Cronenberg and The Rocky Horror Picture Show 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 1, 2011 +1447 A wonderfully twisted cinematic expedition into territory rarely traveled. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune November 23, 2011 +1447 Few filmmakers are more assured or alluring, even when we fear we're following a monster. 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 23, 2011 +1447 It says something for Almodovar's skill as a filmmaker that he can still jolt viewers after three and a half decades in the business. 4/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 KC Active November 19, 2011 +1447 It's the journey itself that provides the unexpected, often queasy twists and turns. Let's just say that the recent Shrek spinoff isn't the only Antonio Banderas film that could have been released with the title Puss in Boots. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 19, 2011 +1447 A shocking, stunning, hyper-stylized interlude - designed to make you shudder. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 19, 2011 +1447 Not even DePalma, at his sleaziest, or Hitchcock, at his most sexually frustrated, dared to be so unabashedly ugly. C rotten Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) November 16, 2011 +1447 It's like an art-house 'Human Centipede.' While it hints at some interesting ideas, it just comes down to a crazy doctor. 5/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review November 14, 2011 +1447 This bizarre and disturbing drama has all the Almodovar touches. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer November 11, 2011 +1447 An elaborate puzzle box of a film that continuously confounds expectations in the grandest of ways. 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle November 11, 2011 +1447 works in its own right as a semi-campy gloss on mad scientists, the horrors of medical experimentation, and our own conflicted relationships with the bodies we call home 2.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk November 11, 2011 +1447 Unusually perverse even by Almodovar standards. Fascinating dissection of the moral identity. 3/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle November 6, 2011 +1447 The frequent disorientation makes things drag; it's hard to get a sense of the movie's pace when you're unsure how all these miscellaneous pieces fit together, or even whether they do. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 5, 2011 +1447 It's a disciplined voyage into madness, perhaps not Almodovar's most triumphant piece of work, but a film that most certainly needs to be seen to be believed. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com November 4, 2011 +1447 These are questions one is left with -- and that's not an entirely satisfying feeling. Yet it's hard not to be drawn into the story, and even more, into the gorgeous storytelling. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post November 4, 2011 +1447 Despite its scalpel-like precision, pic falls short of its titular promise, never quite getting under the skin as it should. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety November 3, 2011 +1447 This film, by turns macabre, melodramatic, and gothic, makes the heart race and the skin crawl. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 3, 2011 +1447 By the end of the movie, when all your questions have been answered, you're left with the exhilarating high of having been manipulated by a gifted artist in a diabolically dark mood. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 3, 2011 +1447 Banderas has some hair-raising scenes with Anaya as his in-house patient/muse. 3/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 3, 2011 +1447 As beautifully shot as it is perversely scripted, and you're likely to love it or hate it but not feel indifferently. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 3, 2011 +1447 The Skin I Live In feels like the culmination of a process, and perhaps the beginning of something new. A- fresh Sam Adams 0 Philadelphia City Paper November 3, 2011 +1447 An exquisite little puzzle-box gem of clinically constructed perversity. 4/5 fresh Brent Simon 0 Shared Darkness November 3, 2011 +1447 Even if the end result is a movie that feels surprisingly conventional, given the demented turns it takes, it's still a real pleasure getting to the end. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 1, 2011 +1447 Polymorphously perverse 'Skin' nearly flawless. fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 31, 2011 +1447 Though beautiful to look at and graced with moments of ticklish camp, The Skin I Live In is also sluggish, arbitrarily conceived and, especially in its sagging middle, unaccountably dull. 2/4 rotten Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail October 28, 2011 +1447 "Transgressive beyond anything the iconic Spanish filmmaker has ever made, it's a ""mad-scientist"" tale with a twist -- one so disturbingly clever, it should be illegal to reveal." 4.5/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies October 28, 2011 +1447 "I have always respected, if not always liked, the works of Almodovar and I am disappointed in him for making a film like ""The Skin I Live In."" It left a sour taste in my mouth and feeling like I needed a shower afterward." C- rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 27, 2011 +1447 "Time and again this mad masterwork has you thinking, ""Oh, no, they wouldn't dare go there."" And then it goes several steps further." 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 27, 2011 +1447 "Almodovar shoots himself in the foot with a too-tricky structure, resetting ""Skin"" with a new set of characters at about the halfway point." 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 27, 2011 +1447 "The film has elements of Hitchcock and, most of all, George Franju's far, far superior ""Eyes Without a Face,"" but ""The Skin I Live In"" is structurally rickety." C- rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 23, 2011 +1447 A fantastic night at a carnival of shadowy, suffocating, unforgettable wonders. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express October 22, 2011 +1447 Banderas has never been better. He's a brilliant actor, and obviously Almodovar recognized that he is perfect for this role. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan October 21, 2011 +1447 A strange thriller that builds slowly until it races to a furious conclusion fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan October 21, 2011 +1447 A near-masterful tale of macabre goings-on behind closed doors. fresh Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper October 21, 2011 +1447 "Dark, demented and oddly tender at its admittedly bleak center, ""The Skin I Live In"" is one of those films that viewers will either love or loathe in equal measure--I cannot imagine anyone coming away from something like with a ""meh"" reaction." 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com October 20, 2011 +1447 "The Skin I Live In"" is like a David Cronenberg horror film as made by a director who doesn't fear the body but revels in it, who is too sensual and amoral by nature to find anything truly disgusting or foreign." 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 20, 2011 +1447 Almodovar delivers his usual satiny mise-en-scene, though in this case it tends to undermine the creepy material. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader October 20, 2011 +1447 He does good work, but madness does not breed efficiency. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye October 20, 2011 +1447 The film is an exercise in improbable contrasts. The more extreme the actions of the characters, the more contained and fastidious the director's technique. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune October 20, 2011 +1447 Though I usually take pleasure in Almodovar's sexy darkness, this film induces queasiness. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 20, 2011 +1447 "The most spontaneous of all movie artists has succumbed to ""art,"" and the results are a disaster." rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker October 17, 2011 +1447 Almodovar adopts a playfully wicked attitude, similar to the one director James Whale used on Bride of Frankenstein... Almodovar is clearly relishing peeling back layer after layer of this peculiar onion. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media October 14, 2011 +1447 The story begins in hypnotic ambiguity, then suddenly thrusts us into stunned astonishment. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online October 14, 2011 +1447 Neither horror film, spoof, nor social commentary, 'The Skin I Live In' wanders in limbo, unsure of what its own essence is. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 14, 2011 +1447 This film's strength comes from how it lulls you into a dream world that you are a little suspicious of, only to get blindsided by the truly dark side of revenge. 4/5 fresh Grae Drake 0 Movies.com October 14, 2011 +1447 As coldly calculating and infuriating as it can be, the film and its production design are stunning. But characters' actions and motivations are beyond comprehension. fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 13, 2011 +1447 A disturbing experiment in terror that calls to mind some of the all-time horror classics -- particularly Georges Franju's Eyes Without a Face -- while boldly striking out on its own. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap October 13, 2011 +1447 Marvel at its strangeness 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 13, 2011 +1447 Every time you think you know what the movie is up to, it takes an astonishing new turn. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal October 13, 2011 +1447 If theory ultimately outstrips drama in this semi-serious inquest into identity, gender and love, the filmmaking is often thrilling. 3.5/5 fresh Sheri Linden 1 Los Angeles Times October 13, 2011 +1447 A thought-provoking thriller and Gothic horror story directed by Pedro Almodovar. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 13, 2011 +1447 You won't want to have a single one of the deliciously juicy twists spoiled before you see it, the pleasure of discovering ... is part of what makes the experience such a knockout. 4.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com October 13, 2011 +1447 Almodovar ups the sicko factor with arguably one of the best plot twists in the past ten years of movie-making. B+ fresh Clay Cane 0 BET.com October 12, 2011 +1447 Surreal but disappointingly drab, it's still not the best Almodovar in years. 2/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer October 12, 2011 +1447 This feels almost like a parody of Almodovar, with its melodramatic tone and themes of gender, identity, sex and revenge. 2/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press October 12, 2011 +1447 My Fair Lady meets The Human Centipede. It's disgusting and hateful, and all the more so because of its arthouse veneer of respectability... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 12, 2011 +1447 Almodovar at the height of his powers...The Spanish master still knows how to get under an audience's skin and unsettle it in shivery, satisfying ways. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine October 12, 2011 +1447 [An] ever-unfurling, ultimately infuriating web of a film. rotten Karina Longworth 1 Village Voice October 11, 2011 +1447 ... this is as visually and sonically gorgeous as anything Almodovar has ever done. 5/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies October 11, 2011 +1447 Intriguing characters that are woven together beautifully, but that doesn't mean they're people you care about and that becomes a problem when the pieces finally come together. 3/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com October 10, 2011 +1447 An intriguing, sometimes haunting trans-genre experiment, but the Spanish director's grafting of the revenge-thriller and Gothic-horror onto his style doesn't quite take. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) September 22, 2011 +1447 Considering how great it looks, it's a shame the odd choices Almodovar makes in telling the story turn it into one of his first big misses in a long time. 4.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net September 12, 2011 +1447 It's overly complex, yet Almidivar somehow finds a way to wrangle the beast in... the full work of art is stunning. 4/5 fresh Brad Miska 0 Bloody Disgusting September 10, 2011 +1447 Thematically it works, even when it falls short dramatically. B fresh Noel Murray 1 AV Club September 10, 2011 +1447 The revelation of a gruesome back story seems, often, to serve as much for laughs as for dramatic heft in what is one of Almodovar's lighter efforts. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail September 8, 2011 +1447 This is a smart, complex and intelligent movie, from a filmmaker at the top of his game. Banderas delivers a cultured performance, though really the full ensemble deserve great credit. 4/5 fresh Sam Bathe 0 Fan The Fire September 2, 2011 +1447 At times, the narrative seems to be taking a somewhat roundabout route, but patience is rewarded, since this is elegant, perverse and provocative. 4/5 fresh Trevor Johnston 0 Radio Times September 1, 2011 +1447 Though not one of Almodovar's strongest works, his noir medical thriller is creepy, bizarre, and stunningly elegant to merit our attention, not to mention that Antonio Banderas is assigned his best role in decades. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 31, 2011 +1447 A moving, suspenseful, exquisitely photographed look at an insane surgeon's activities. A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve August 30, 2011 +1447 Elegantly demented, this gorgeous film is a classy piece of perversion that thrills as much as it horrifies. 4/5 fresh 0 Film4 August 29, 2011 +1447 An evolutionary leap from a true master of his craft. 4/5 fresh Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies August 26, 2011 +1447 Both unsettling and provocative without an over-reliance on blood and guts. 4/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) August 26, 2011 +1447 Little more than a creepy B-movie with art-house trimmings. 3/5 fresh 0 Daily Express (UK) August 26, 2011 +1447 As usual with Almodovar, there is no one to care for; it's detached, smug, empty camp. 0/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 25, 2011 +1447 It's constructed to induce kinky shudders, delivering them with the ghoulish technical flair of a purring master. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 25, 2011 +1447 It's the work of a director firmly in control of his subject and shows that - when he wants to - there are few subjects that he can't tackle with flair. 4/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema August 25, 2011 +1447 Deliciously dark, superbly written thriller-slash-twisted love story from Pedro Almodovar that explores some fascinating ideas about obsession and revenge, and features a terrific performance from Antonio Banderas. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 24, 2011 +1447 Just try to guess the nature of the twist at the heart of the drama - I guarantee the truth is more outrageous and disturbing than you could have imagined. 4/5 fresh Philip Concannon 0 The Skinny August 24, 2011 +1447 Not for everyone - there will be heated debate about at least one plot turn - but high-level filmmaking. The year's classiest horror movie. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine August 22, 2011 +1447 Yes, it's very, very silly, but The Skin I Live In is also hell of a lot of fun. 4/5 fresh Mayer Nissim 0 Digital Spy May 25, 2011 +1447 If you took a Weekly World News cover story and tried to reverse-engineer a screenplay from the headline, it might look something like The Skin I Live In. C+ rotten Mike D'Angelo 1 AV Club May 20, 2011 +1447 It's less a film you'll fall in love with than a film you'll tell your friends they absolutely must see, and that should be enough to make it a hit around the world. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com May 19, 2011 +1447 The Skin I Live In isn't quite as el sicko as I'd hoped it would be, but the depraved gleam in its eye its nonetheless irresistible. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline May 19, 2011 +1447 'The Skin I Live In' is rooted in pain and loss, which pulls the film's more melodramatic side into a more thoughtful, provocative place than its surface suggests. 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out May 19, 2011 +1447 I can only say that it kept me gripped from first to last. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 19, 2011 +1447 Only Almodovar could get away with this potentially grizzly melodrama and make you laugh as well as shudder. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard May 19, 2011 +1447 B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly February 18, 2012 +1447 B+ fresh Kate Erbland 0 Film School Rejects October 15, 2011 +1447 3/5 fresh Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com October 14, 2011 +1449 King is popular for the same reason McDonald's is popular -- you always know what to expect. rotten Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 2, 2018 +1449 The list of films that genuinely capture the spirit of Stephen King - the darkness, humor, and cleverness that made his books and stories so irresistible - is surprisingly short. But 'Cat's Eye' deserves a place on that list. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire October 2, 2016 +1449 Rather than serving as distractions, the self-referential shout-outs fit the overall mix of horror and humor. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 2, 2016 +1449 "It's the anthology film I wish ""Twilight Zone: The Movie"" could have been." fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 16, 2012 +1449 The three stories just don't connect and efforts to join them never work. However, an excellent roster of talent does try its best. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1449 The film seems like a throwback not to old horror comics but to bad syndicated TV horror. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com February 3, 2008 +1449 The usual caveats about cumulatively unsatisfying portmanteau pictures certainly apply. rotten 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1449 A horror anthology written by Stephen King with two good segments enveloping a great one. 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 8, 2005 +1449 Fair frights, feline style. fresh Staci Layne 0 StaciWilson.com January 28, 2005 +1449 Stephen King seems to be working his way through the reference books of human phobias, and Cat's Eye is one of his most effective films. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1449 Uneven, but mildly diverting at times. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 29, 2004 +1449 Decent King adaptations shrouded with a weak framing story. 3/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com October 6, 2003 +1449 Although there are big problems with the horror compendium concept, this is worth seeing for James Woods alone, and the crafty use of The Police's 'Every Breath You Take.' fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1449 Even though the mix contains lumps, Cat's Eye is the best screen adaptation of any King work since Brian De Palma's Carrie. 3/4 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1449 A fairly uneven collection of short horror stories. The segment with James Woods, however, justifies the price of a rental 3/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 21, 2003 +1449 You would think they could have gotten at least ONE story right. 1/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum March 5, 2003 +1449 Entertaining PG-level thriller anthology. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1449 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com September 23, 2005 +1449 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 23, 2005 +1449 1/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 2, 2004 +1449 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies January 29, 2004 +1449 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) August 22, 2002 +1449 3/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury July 26, 2002 +1449 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1450 The whole thing has come out as a muddle, and a cold-hearted, alienating muddle at that. If this is the life of literary people, then the literary people can keep it. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 23, 2018 +1450 "Despite the supposed passion that such material should inspire, what is presented is an emotionally void ""love"" story, which features three cold, distant, and un-likeable characters. " 2.5/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1450 When it's over...we have to wonder why any of it mattered in the first place. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis July 23, 2009 +1450 Maybury tackles the great Dylan Thomas in The Edge of Love, a speculative investigation into a cloudy period of the poet and dramatist's personal life. [Blu-ray] 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 8, 2009 +1450 click for full review 2.5/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses May 14, 2009 +1450 Ah, the London Blitz. Bombs falling, buildings on fire, people dying all around. Good times, good times. 2/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) May 8, 2009 +1450 Unfortunately, like the murky visuals, the story is also muddled. C+ rotten Peter Paras 0 E! Online April 22, 2009 +1450 While all the pieces are there for an intriguing film, John Maybury's The Edge of Love never really becomes anything. 5/10 rotten Sarah Boslaugh 0 April 17, 2009 +1450 The Edge of Love is literate and often lovely to look at, but unless you're requesting an off-key bohemian rhapsody, do not go gentle into that good theater. 2/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 16, 2009 +1450 The Edge of Love holds a lot of promise in its first hour and never completely falls apart, but it's ultimately not the movie it might have been. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 3, 2009 +1450 This may be Knightley's first truly mature performance. Too bad it arrives wrapped in doggerel. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe April 2, 2009 +1450 Though very uneven in style and focus . . . the fraught complications among the foursome raise universal issues of freewheeling young love and friendship during wartime. 7/10 fresh Nora Lee 0 Film-Forward.com March 22, 2009 +1450 The picture's combination of stylistic splash and pretentious turgidity makes for a long slog. It may be accurate, but by the time it drags to an end, you won't really care. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 22, 2009 +1450 A period romance, charged with provocative undercurrents about art, war and the eternal battle of the sexes. 4/5 fresh Richard Mowe 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 20, 2009 +1450 For all its vivid evocation of its characters' tomorrow-we-die bonhomie, the film finally never quite convinces viewers of its central subject: the sisterly, almost sapphic bond between Vera and Caitlin. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post March 20, 2009 +1450 The movie makes for an engaging enough period piece. 2.5/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post March 20, 2009 +1450 While Thomas fans will regret seeing their literary hero reduced to a generic drunk, even those awaiting the aforementioned bathtub scene will find it barely worth the effort. 2/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News March 20, 2009 +1450 More a Gary Springer sex brawl than a Blitzkrieg bohemian romp, with Dylan mainly playing incorrigibly horny and urinating on house plants. And a court duel from nowhere, with the entire free love posse nastily at each other's throats. Paging Nancy Grace. rotten Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze March 20, 2009 +1450 Booze and jealousy make a toxic cocktail, one that's heavily imbibed with much self-lacerating gusto in the grim British drama The Edge of Love. 3/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times March 20, 2009 +1450 The Edge of Love is the sort of muddled melodrama that has little to say about love, or anything else. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times March 19, 2009 +1450 Notably only for a first act that credibly depicts a four-way relationship among friends and lovers without tilting embarrassingly toward titillation and/or soap opera. C rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus March 19, 2009 +1450 A stagy, arty, and uncompelling account of the Welsh writer and his menage-y relations with his boozy Irish wife and his young Welsh girlfriend. 1.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 19, 2009 +1450 Like a museum piece, placing historical figures in frozen positions, and asking us to judge them as the curators do. C rotten Noel Murray 1 AV Club March 19, 2009 +1450 the film ends with a muddle; several stories have been shown onscreen but none of them have really said anything. 4 rotten Sean Gandert 0 Paste Magazine March 17, 2009 +1450 Occasionally, Angelo Badalamenti's fine score will pleasantly remind you of Mulholland Drive. Knightley and Miller's pseudo-sapphic tub-splashing will not. rotten Melissa Anderson 1 Village Voice March 17, 2009 +1450 A perfect storm of pretentiousness... You end up wishing the Germans would just finish them off with one well-placed bomb. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine March 17, 2009 +1450 I thought it looked incredible. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies March 16, 2009 +1450 It felt like a lighting class, not a movie. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies March 16, 2009 +1450 The film is on far less ground when it eventually becomes yet another wartime domestic tale, with Maybury's semi-kicky style draining out slowly until mediocrity settles in. 2/4 rotten Jason Clark 0 Slant Magazine March 16, 2009 +1450 The best thing The Edge of Love could do for you is to send you back to Thomas's poetry. Dash this folderol. Open Under Milk Wood. C- rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor March 16, 2009 +1450 British biopic about Dylan Thomas, his wife, Caitlin, and their relationship with another couple is as maudlin as a poet after too many pints. rotten Rex Roberts 0 Film Journal International March 13, 2009 +1450 No one seems to know what the movie is about; is it about the friendship, Thomas's life and women, or the war? 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 13, 2009 +1450 A literary tale featuring Matthew Rhys as the poet Dylan Thomas in which Sienna Miller and Keira Knightley fill up the screen with their beauty and vitality. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 12, 2009 +1450 The Edge of Love has, as they say, all the tools, all the elements that usually make for success. It ought to be coaxing superlatives from all and sundry, but instead it leaves a bitter, unsatisfying aftertaste that lingers in the mind. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times March 12, 2009 +1450 Even when Lindsay Lohan's not in a movie she can still screw it up. 3/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com March 12, 2009 +1450 Edge doesn't aspire to be anything more than a juicy British wartime soap opera, but when it finds delicious pockets of whispered betrayal, artistic impotency, and cherry-lipped invitation, it adds up to a convincing sit. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com March 12, 2009 +1450 Striking performances from Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller fail to compensate for the film's lack of narrative clarity. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 11, 2009 +1450 Above all else though, it whets the appetite for another look at Dylan Thomas and his wife, a prospect which previously seemed dauntingly difficult for a film-maker to tackle. rotten Fionnuala Halligan 0 Screen International October 18, 2008 +1450 It is an exasperatingly unfocused and underpowered movie that, like Churchill's famous themeless pudding, is unsure what it is supposed to be about. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 18, 2008 +1450 Dylan Thomas's life is represented here, but John Maybury's hollow romantic drama is more interested in his women than in his literary art. 3/4 fresh Des Partridge 0 Courier Mail (Australia) August 29, 2008 +1450 Maybury at least makes it lush, which is a relief from the drab realism of other English lit biopics. 3/4 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald August 29, 2008 +1450 Solid, if melodramatic... 3/4 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) August 29, 2008 +1450 An intense and strangely beautiful film... 3.5/5 fresh Evan Williams 0 The Australian August 29, 2008 +1450 The film's cinematic signature is made up of moody imagery that is still grounded in reality, but with poetic flourish. Angela Badalamenti's score is elegantly understated fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile August 14, 2008 +1450 Love, war and poetry swirl together to form this cocktail of a film, in which fantasy and reality are the main, but conflicting ingredients fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile August 14, 2008 +1450 Impressively directed, superbly written drama with career-best performances from both Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon July 18, 2008 +1450 The cast is strong and the first act has an intriguingly dreamy quality, but it gives way to a soggy ending. 3/5 fresh Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine June 20, 2008 +1450 As a look at two women who find an unusual connection, it's rather beautiful. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 19, 2008 +1450 While the period drama has several redeeming features, tonally it's all over the map, veering between artsy stylization and hum-drum, sometimes almost twee melodrama. rotten Leslie Felperin 1 Variety June 19, 2008 +1450 The film succeeds as a deeply involving study of men and women caught up in a whirlwind beyond their control. fresh Ray Bennett 1 Hollywood Reporter June 18, 2008 +1450 2/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1450 B- fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald April 10, 2009 +1450 8/10 fresh Coco Forsythe 0 Future Movies UK May 15, 2008 +1451 While not delivering what the advertisements seem to promise, is still a great couple of hours of entertainment that does not have to depend on being gross or gory to succeed. 3/4 fresh Steven Yoder 1 TV Guide November 16, 2018 +1451 It has that kind of heart pounding intensity in action that just goes from the beginning of the film right through to the end and even the moments that the movie pauses. fresh John Campea 0 The John Campea Show November 16, 2018 +1451 The movie doesn't score major points for originality, but it's a good time nonetheless for those of us who enjoy seeing bad things done to Nazi types. fresh Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review November 16, 2018 +1451 I complain about folks not putting their money where their mouth is. However, Overlord, penned by Billy Ray and Mark L. Smith and directed by Julius Avery, is everything we say we want in our mainstream multiplex fare. fresh Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes November 16, 2018 +1451 Conceptually, there's something to both Paradox and the overall loosely-connected Cloverfield universe. Unfortunately, the bulk of the movie's runtime fails to capitalize on virtually any of that promise. C rotten Brian Gill 0 Mad About Movies Podcast November 15, 2018 +1451 The decision to make this a Cloverfield movie at the last minute didn't make the movie any better. In fact, it probably made it worse. B- rotten Kent Garrison 0 Mad About Movies Podcast November 14, 2018 +1451 Despite some interesting moments, this feels like a failure. The filmmaking is incredibly bland, the story can't figure out if it's having fun with the weirdness or not, and the Cloverfield tie in is gimmicky, leaving you with more questions than answers. 2/4 rotten Joey Magidson 0 Hollywood News November 11, 2018 +1451 The Cloverfield Paradox is a worthy addition to the franchise and does a lot to connect the films, but it is also the weakest of the three films. 6/10 fresh Molly Henery 0 The Blogging Banshee November 1, 2018 +1451 This surprise Netflix addition comes from a distinguished franchise, but like a paradox, no matter how hard you think about it, it will always be logically unacceptable. 2/5 rotten Cameron Frew 0 FrewFilm October 31, 2018 +1451 Instead of birthing a new method of distribution, Netflix demonstrated the most high profile dumping of a garbage product. 1/4 rotten Christopher James 0 AwardsCircuit.com October 29, 2018 +1451 Netflix truly prevailed big time, fooling us into thinking this would be good. Those execs must be laughing themselves silly right now. 2/5 rotten Tomas Trussow 0 The Lonely Film Critic October 29, 2018 +1451 This wasn't the heralded gamechanger. This was a studio desperately attempting to dump a disastrous film, but use a clever PR stunt to fool us all into watching it. 1/5 rotten Doug Jamieson 0 The Jam Report October 27, 2018 +1451 The Cloverfield Paradox concerns an energy crisis on Earth, and yet the greater concern is the energy crisis onscreen. 1.5/5 rotten Daniel Barnes 0 Dare Daniel October 21, 2018 +1451 Despite a headline-grabbing marketing push, this movie deserves more recognition for the talented cast, well-executed direction, and clever connection to it's predecessors. 7/10 fresh Alex Maidy 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 16, 2018 +1451 I have no regrets about watching the movie, the acting was great and it's definitely an interesting story...but it just didn't feel like a Cloverfield movie. rotten Jaby Koay 0 GET Jaby September 25, 2018 +1451 Given that this movie has appeared on my list of anticipated movies for the past three years, I was thoroughly ready for this film. And color me ecstatic that my faith was rewarded. fresh Terence Johnson 0 Le Noir Auteur August 26, 2018 +1451 An astonishingly poorly written film that wastes talented actors... Whatever excitement its rushed marketing campaign may have momentarily conjured, it has been immediately squashed by the tepidly inane final product. rotten Glenn Heath 0 San Diego CityBeat August 20, 2018 +1451 Apparently in space, nobody can hear you say 'meh.' C rotten Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com August 14, 2018 +1451 A great attempt at reviving a sci-fi franchise that centers Black people and people of color in prominent roles. fresh Lorenzo Simspon 0 Black Nerd Problems June 15, 2018 +1451 Unfortunately, its surprise release is the most interesting thing about The Cloverfield Paradox 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk April 25, 2018 +1451 Never manages to capitalise upon its impressive cast, or offer much more than a mildly diverting imitation of its genre predecessors. rotten Sarah Ward 0 Goethe-Institute Australien Magazine March 19, 2018 +1451 If you can settle for well-acted, glossy, fitfully riotous junk food with some questionable lapses in logic, The Cloverfield Paradox does the job well enough. 2.5/5 rotten Shaun Munro 0 Flickering Myth March 19, 2018 +1451 This is science fiction for a YA audience, ergo, the grownups are expecting too much. rotten Molly Laich 0 Missoula Independent February 18, 2018 +1451 It's hard to not be disappointed by the lackluster surprise, which doesn't deserve to boast the name Cloverfield. rotten Brad Miska 0 Bloody Disgusting February 16, 2018 +1451 The Cloverfield Paradox combines suspense, some terror and humor. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 February 13, 2018 +1451 The big reveal at the end is a damp squib. rotten Murray Robertson 0 The List February 13, 2018 +1451 ...it's a story full of cliches, narrative gaps and poorly developed characters. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/10 rotten 0 February 12, 2018 +1451 The movie's solid first and second acts fail to yield dividends, and the film crumbles into a confusing, poorly edited mess in the third. 2/4 rotten John Serba 0 MLive.com February 12, 2018 +1451 Thanks to Super Bowl hype, this is the world's flashiest bargain-bin rental. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip February 10, 2018 +1451 Bogged down by generic action and characters, a confused plot, and an overall sense of been-there done-that, The Cloverfield Paradox, after a momentary burst of excitement, will likely fizzle out. rotten David Fontana 0 Film Inquiry February 9, 2018 +1451 This third movie in the Cloverfield series deflects attention from a giant monster and instead focuses on an odd, unstable mishmash of moods and tones, gamely held together by a fine cast. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media February 9, 2018 +1451 "Maybe the people who made that upcoming ""Cloverfield"" project will have enough time to do reshoots to return itself to its original standalone status so that it can avoid the taint of this sucker." 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com February 9, 2018 +1451 "There are humanist bits and chunks of ""Interstellar"" and ""Arrival,"" though in order to set up another chapter of this loosely assembled saga of woe, ""The Cloverfield Paradox"" eventually, dutifully gets around to a nonhuman adversary in close-up." rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune February 9, 2018 +1451 The plot has been awkwardly repurposed for the Cloverfield universe-the focus-grouped seams are everywhere apparent. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online February 9, 2018 +1451 "At best it's a piece of fan service designed to explain why the ""Cloverfield Universe"" exists-and even then, it's kind of slipshod and lazy." 1.5/4 rotten Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon February 9, 2018 +1451 Its twists feel routine, its narrative spine limp and its conclusion especially rushed. 2/4 rotten Barry Hertz 1 Globe and Mail February 9, 2018 +1451 The fastest turnaround from must-see event to disappointing dud in history. C- rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News February 9, 2018 +1451 As a big fan of Alien, I really enjoyed this... to a point. Then the second half left me thinking of the Geico commercial with the fisherman saying 'oooh you almost had it.' 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files February 8, 2018 +1451 It's a fun and relatively competent space thriller which goes some way to explain its two predecessors. 3/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) February 8, 2018 +1451 Yet as obnoxiously convoluted and overwrought as everything is, somehow [director Julius] Onah manages to still present things in a way that's fascinating no matter how pointlessly bizarre much of what is transpiring undeniably is. 2.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com February 8, 2018 +1451 The story reaches a critical mass of muddled implausibility when an already suspicious protagonist is revealed to be homicidally untrustworthy and the Cloverfield beastie gets a moment in the sun. 2/5 rotten Ed Power 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 8, 2018 +1451 I found this tale of a space-station crew testing a device that could end Earth's energy crisis to have some great moments, but largely suffering from being too derivative and, on occasion, barely comprehensible. 2/5 rotten Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive February 8, 2018 +1451 "Not helping matters is the DTV quality of the filmmaking, with ""The Cloverfield Paradox"" offering a wildly inconsistent tone and poor casting." C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com February 8, 2018 +1451 A group of actors this appealing, and a director-Julius Onah-this promising, should be put to better use. Netflix, give them a Black Mirror or something instead. 2/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Student Edge February 7, 2018 +1451 What works best are the moments of space horror. [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 Sensacine February 7, 2018 +1451 The movie feels more like one long episode of TV. rotten Audra Schroeder 0 The Daily Dot February 7, 2018 +1451 It just felt like something was missing. nothing about this movie was very exciting. I'd say it was just a very average Sci-fi movie. 3/5 rotten Steph Cozza 0 Aggressive Comix February 7, 2018 +1451 Unfortunately, The Cloverfield Paradox is a bad film. It feels like a sanitized version of the hard-R, sci-fi cult classic Event Horizon. rotten Miles Surrey 0 The Ringer February 7, 2018 +1451 Paradox is a dramatically indecisive, tonally convoluted, poorly written mess. rotten 0 The Ringer February 7, 2018 +1451 Here, we're trapped with experts shouting technobabble at each other for much of the action...and it's just not as compelling. 2/5 rotten Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto February 7, 2018 +1451 "Yes, ""The Cloverfield Paradox"" is bad, really bad. In fact, it's far and away the worst movie of the ""Cloverfield"" universe." D+ rotten Jordan Ruimy 0 World of Reel February 7, 2018 +1451 Ten years and three films deep, the loose trilogy is a case study in marketing, a portrait of how the noise around a franchise starts to matter more than the movies that form the franchise. C- rotten Darren Franich 1 Entertainment Weekly February 7, 2018 +1451 A space opera / horror / thriller mash-up that clutches ineffectually at philosophical and socio-political profundity while pastiching familiar sci-fi tropes ... 2/5 rotten Angie Errigo 0 The List February 7, 2018 +1451 It's not a good movie, and I'd even go as far as saying that it's easily the worst of the Cloverfield flicks so far. Don't get caught up in the marketing hype, there are better things to watch. 6/10 rotten Anthony Ray 0 Film Threat February 6, 2018 +1451 "Somewhere in ""The Cloverfield Paradox"" is an excellent sci-fi thriller but one that's in desperate need of sharpening. It's no disaster, like Netflix's recent ""Bright,"" but it tries too hard to give something to everyone and ends of unsatisfying..." 2/4 rotten Mark Kennedy 1 Associated Press February 6, 2018 +1451 ...a fairly routine sci-fi thriller where most of the scenes tend to work as single units, but don't connect together nearly as well as they should... rotten Travis Johnson 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 6, 2018 +1451 In the end, the plot is disappointingly simple. The terrors of the first two movies are explained away in a summary flourish, and their mysteries neutralized. The script is not good. rotten Josephine Livingstone 1 The New Republic February 6, 2018 +1451 The Cloverfield Paradox borrows liberally from better science-fiction. rotten Calum Marsh 0 National Post February 6, 2018 +1451 It is certainly not bad, but it is a more worthy product of marketing analysis than cinematographic analysis. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 February 6, 2018 +1451 In places the film sails a little too close to the cannibalistic pseudo-science of Event Horizon or Pandorum, but it has an underlying intelligence that keeps dragging it back on track. 3.5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film February 6, 2018 +1451 The Cloverfield Paradox, despite a strong opening and a satisfactorily-downbeat ending, has little of real interest going on for the bulk of its running time. 4/10 rotten Paul Mount 0 Starburst February 6, 2018 +1451 The Cloverfield Paradox works moderately...but being the third part of this saga, stumbles... [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 Cine Premiere February 6, 2018 +1451 The truth is, despite the prestige and a talented cast including David Oyelowo, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Elizabeth Debicki, Daniel Bruhl, Chris O'Dowd, and Zhang Ziyi, The Cloverfield Paradox gives off the tired vibe of a TV episode you've already seen. rotten Joanna Robinson 0 Vanity Fair February 6, 2018 +1451 Successfully engaging and compelling with excellent ideas about wormholes and time loops... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed February 6, 2018 +1451 The characters are all painfully sincere - but they're also generic, bland, and barely developed. When they inevitably start dying, there's no sense of loss, either for the audience or the crew. rotten Tasha Robinson 0 The Verge February 6, 2018 +1451 [The Cloverfield Paradox is] not the event film that Netflix wanted it to be... rotten Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies February 5, 2018 +1451 When the movie is not being obvious, it's being absurd. [Full review in Portuguese.] 1/5 rotten Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena February 5, 2018 +1451 All over the place. A good premise bogged down by messy execution. A missed opportunity. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Fico Cangiano 0 CineXpress February 5, 2018 +1451 Here's what it looks like when a routine bad movie goes off its rocker. rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety February 5, 2018 +1451 With a running time that clocks in under two hours, The Cloverfield Paradox uses its duration efficiently, mixing thrills and heart into a cocktail that makes for an effectively surprising film. 4/5 fresh Mike Reyes 0 CinemaBlend February 5, 2018 +1451 "Much has been made over the years about Abrams' ""mystery box,"" a storytelling model of pure tease. In the case of The Cloverfield Paradox, it's just a fancy word for ""junk drawer." C+ rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club February 5, 2018 +1451 "Its only aim is to make us jump, make us laugh, and send us off with a thrilling final shot that's everything a ""Cloverfield"" fan could want from a prequel." 3.5/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape February 5, 2018 +1451 Ramshackle and clunky, The Cloverfield Paradox has the lurching feeling of a movie that's been edited and re-edited so many times that it's whittled away its identity. rotten Erik Henriksen 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) February 5, 2018 +1451 At best, a schlock sci-fi movie that has the quality of a straight-to-video sequel. And at worst, it should have us worried about the direction of the Cloverfield franchise as a whole. 3/10 rotten Oliver Whitney 0 ScreenCrush February 5, 2018 +1451 Director Julius Onah's film strands its solid cast in the vacuum of space with that most terrifying of monsters -- an utterly convoluted script -- producing a few tense moments but a general takeaway that's much closer to puzzling than profound. rotten Brian Lowry 1 CNN.com February 5, 2018 +1451 Once you can see past the fraudulent release strategy, you get a disappointing sci-fi full of ideas and lacking of answers. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Orlando Maldonado 0 Movie Network February 5, 2018 +1451 The Cloverfield Paradox is a disjointed, but enjoyable sci-fi horror/thriller that has mixed success as a shared universe film. 2.5/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant February 5, 2018 +1451 It's not a completely bad movie, and I was appropriately scared during the scary scenes and creeped out by the creepy scenes. fresh Ben Kuchera 0 Polygon February 5, 2018 +1451 It's a bit of a mess. A tense, sometimes fun mashup of classic sci-fi, but often overwhelmed by absurdity and chaos. rotten Chelsea Tatham 0 Tampa Bay Times February 5, 2018 +1451 Is it any good? Well, yes -- often it is, but it's sometimes tough to find those moments. 7/10 fresh Jim Vorel 0 Paste Magazine February 5, 2018 +1451 Precisely which bits [from the source material] were warped out of shape as the film journeyed to become a Cloverfield pseudo-sequel is difficult to discern, but the end result is a failed experiment. rotten Russ Fischer 0 Birth.Movies.Death. February 5, 2018 +1451 The plot's so rushed that it almost feels like it takes place within just an hour. 1/5 rotten Josh Slater-Williams 0 SciFiNow February 5, 2018 +1451 You can get better versions of this movie in multiple places elsewhere. rotten Jeremy Jahns 0 JeremyJahns.com February 5, 2018 +1451 It's worth remembering that the Cloverfield movies were only able to successfully disrupt conventional distribution methods because they're good. The best thing you can say about this one is that it's free with your Netflix subscription. D rotten David Ehrlich 1 indieWire February 5, 2018 +1451 With its haphazard plot twists and muddy motivations, Paradox mostly takes the boring parts from Life, Alien: Covenant, Event Horizon, and Interstellar ... with a hint of one of the lesser Black Mirror episodes, and adds the word Cloverfield. rotten Josh Kurp 0 Uproxx February 5, 2018 +1451 It's a horror movie one moment, a comedy the next, as if Netflix were streaming several different titles at once. C+ rotten Sam Adams 1 Slate February 5, 2018 +1451 What excitement this movie is able to muster soon gives way to the startling realization that virtually none of its twists, for all their dimension-hopping audacity, have been coherently or intelligently thought through. rotten Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times February 5, 2018 +1451 As a space thriller it works well enough, but as a film that tries to traverse and connect the Cloverfield universe my brain is exploding -- and not in a good way. C rotten Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com February 5, 2018 +1451 Sorry on its own terms, The Cloverfield Paradox proves the limits of trying to salvage troubled movies via franchise-extending gimmickry. rotten Nick Schager 0 The Daily Beast February 5, 2018 +1451 Sounds intriguing, but the actual movie is strangely plain, eyesore-overlit and uselessly frantic. rotten Glenn Kenny 1 New York Times February 5, 2018 +1451 After delivering a movie whose logic was so muddled and whose imagination was so hamstrung by basic characters and nonsensical plotting, that final scene feels like a real slap in the face. rotten Joe Reid 0 Decider February 5, 2018 +1451 For the most part, this is a bust of a movie, the kind that would probably have otherwise gotten dumped to theaters in January by a studio looking to cut its losses. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com February 5, 2018 +1451 The Cloverfield Paradox is a paradox in itself. Split between trying to be a standalone sci-fi space horror and a key linking point in the Cloverfield mythos, the film never truly succeeds at either. 5.9/10 rotten Jonathon Dornbush 0 IGN Movies February 5, 2018 +1451 ... it's a failure of a functioning film with nonsense driving it forward and no strong characters or action to hold it together. 3/10 rotten Jon Winkler 0 The Young Folks February 5, 2018 +1451 The Cloverfield Paradox tries to wedge itself into Bad Robot's franchise, but ultimately comes off as a quickie fixer-upper with enough story issues of its own. 5/10 rotten Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered February 5, 2018 +1451 Perhaps what makes The Cloverfield Paradox so frustrating is that it squanders the gifts it has been given. 4/10 rotten Chris Evangelista 0 Slashfilm February 5, 2018 +1451 At its best The Cloverfield Paradox is a fantastically tense locked room mystery in space, playing off complex concepts like quantum entanglement theory. In its weaker moments, it's a solid sci-fi that leans heavily into the giants who've walked before it 4/5 fresh Rosie Knight 0 Nerdist February 5, 2018 +1451 It feints at a parable for paranoia in an age of weaponized information. Instead, it's a reminder that what we love can be quickly ripped from us. After all, who knew when they woke up Sunday that the Cloverfield franchise would be dead hours later? 1/5 rotten Nick Rogers 0 Midwest Film Journal February 5, 2018 +1451 The true paradox of this movie is that those enjoyably wild twists alone would've made this film a whole lot of fun to watch with a big multiplex audience, even as inconsistent and ultimately illogical it turns out to be. C+ rotten Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist February 5, 2018 +1451 Not containing the wit to be smart, thrilling sci-fi nor the chutzpah to embrace a fun, B-movie shlock vibe, it unfortunately feels like an uninspired TV pilot that any other network would've permanently locked in a vault. C- rotten Jordan Raup 0 The Film Stage February 5, 2018 +1451 In terms of sheer entertainment, The Cloverfield Paradox is a joy. 4/5 fresh Sam Ashurst 0 Digital Spy February 5, 2018 +1451 An hugely enjoyable space romp none the less and will make any Monday morning a better one. 3/5 fresh Daniel Goodwin 0 HeyUGuys February 5, 2018 +1451 The only question left is who will despise The Cloverfield Paradox more; fans of the franchise or those turning it on seeking some sci-fi escapism 2/5 rotten Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth February 5, 2018 +1451 In space, no one can hear you [fart noise]. rotten Rob Hunter 0 Film School Rejects February 5, 2018 +1451 A promising opening for a fun genre romp that gets worse and worse, dumber and dumber, as it goes along. 2.5/5 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending February 5, 2018 +1451 Once your plot literally establishes that anything can happen for no reason because alternate dimensions, there's no compelling need for script logic any more. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 Forbes February 5, 2018 +1451 A trainwreck of a sci-fi flick bent on extending a franchise that should have died a peaceful death almost exactly one decade ago. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter February 5, 2018 +1451 The Cloverfield Paradox is an unholy mess. 2/5 rotten Benjamin Lee 0 Guardian February 5, 2018 +1451 While this doesn't breathe new life into the genre, or even the series itself, the blueprint was certainly there to have constructed a much better model. D+ rotten Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction February 5, 2018 +1451 Are we giving mediocre movies a pass for convenience? Are we rewarding them for just not giving us any time to build up expectations that could be disappointed? rotten Fred Topel 0 We Live Entertainment February 5, 2018 +1451 I had a blast making fun of this, and I didn't spend anything on gas money or tickets. rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 Thrillist February 4, 2018 +1451 ... started off incredibly strong and petered out to a predictable and dull ending. Not great, not awful, it's certainly a disappointment. 2.5/5 rotten Jonathan Barkan 0 Dread Central February 4, 2018 +1451 The Cloverfield Paradox may be a splash for Netflix, but it's a dud as a sci-fi thriller. D rotten Matt Goldberg 0 Collider February 4, 2018 +1453 See You in the Morning is funny sad. What could be sadder than a bereaved child clinging to his late father's house? fresh Peter Tonguette 0 Sight and Sound July 25, 2018 +1453 "It might have been nice to actually have some kind of emotional response to it, in addition to just nodding and thinking, ""ah yes, this seems to be properly observed." 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 17, 2009 +1453 Not-bad domestic drama 3/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette November 14, 2002 +1453 Makes it clear that creating a step-family is an adventuresome experience. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice September 1, 2002 +1453 The screenplay is so scrupulous, so fair, so enlightened and so intelligent that real people have trouble shouldering it aside so that they can share messy human emotions. Nothing is ever quite this neat. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1453 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 15, 2005 +1453 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 17, 2005 +1453 2/5 rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +1453 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1453 3/4 fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1454 Little Darlings is as coy as it is cute. And it's too cute for words. rotten Michael Blowen 1 Boston Globe April 28, 2018 +1454 One is left with the unpleasant impression that Little Darlings was animated by an idle longing to exploit its popular teen-age costars for cheap thrills. rotten Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post April 23, 2018 +1454 Female solidarity rules in the end, and as corny as that may sound, it's actually quite sweet. fresh Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 22, 2017 +1454 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 6, 2008 +1454 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 16, 2005 +1454 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 25, 2005 +1454 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1457 M. Boyer enjoys excellent support in Mile. Ozeray. fresh Harold C. Schonberg 1 New York Times October 28, 2014 +1457 Fantastic elements are well-handled by the normally ice-cold realist Lang. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide October 28, 2014 +1457 A lovely addition to the Lang filmography. It reveals a less harsh, less paranoid filmmaker. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 24, 2012 +1457 Boyer makes for a fine lovable louse, giving the film gusto. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 4, 2007 +1457 A major work, a masterpiece. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central February 8, 2007 +1457 It's both better than its earlier reputation, which was based on the cut version, and yet still disappointing in some ways. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 19, 2006 +1457 B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 25, 2013 +1459 Although the film doesn't dig into its characters' backstories much beyond Meaza, so as not to take away from the film's energetic pace, it treats all of them with respect, no matter how perverse their views may seem. fresh Stephen Saito 0 Moveable Fest November 20, 2018 +1459 Difret is heavy-handed cinema and conflicted advocacy for a cause that deserves better. 2.7 rotten Pat Padua 0 Spectrum Culture August 28, 2018 +1459 Change is complex-[Difret] illustrates that. fresh Holiday Black 0 Bust Magazine August 11, 2017 +1459 This plays like Law and Order, but there are also striking glimpses of a backward society in rapid transition. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 17, 2015 +1459 A compelling portrait of deeply rooted sexism and injustice dragging the nation back to a Bronze Age notion of women's rights. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 12, 2015 +1459 It's not always a riveting sit, perhaps too procedural at times, but the effort excels at providing a glimpse of a little-known human rights violation, and one that continues to occur around the world to this day. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com November 11, 2015 +1459 An affecting drama that is honest and clear-eyed about Hirut's trauma, and the ongoing struggles she'll face even if she's freed, without ever treating her abuse in an exploitative manner. 3.5/5 fresh Barbara VanDenburgh 1 Arizona Republic November 5, 2015 +1459 Mehari's drama about the landmark court case that ended child bride kidnapping in Ethiopia is hardly a sophisticated film. But that can't diminish the importance of its message. 2.5/4 fresh Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star November 5, 2015 +1459 Tizita Hagere as Hirut Assefa provides the film with its stark emotional center while the unassuming cinematography emphasizes the feeling that the audience aren't just bystanders, but witnesses. 7/10 fresh Nathanael Hood 0 The Young Folks November 5, 2015 +1459 It's not exceptional filmmaking - the characters are particularly thin - but that doesn't make it anything less than necessary viewing. 3/5 fresh Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto November 5, 2015 +1459 This film is a necessary reminder of what can happen when people preserve tradition for its own sake. 3.5/4 fresh Alan Zilberman 1 Washington Post October 29, 2015 +1459 An earnest and passionate film, based on a true story that is enraging yet inspiring, that is essential viewing for anyone concerned with women's rights. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 26, 2015 +1459 Difret [feels] more like an on-site documentary than a dramatic film. 6.5/10 fresh Kyle Mullin 0 Under the Radar October 23, 2015 +1459 Intense Ethiopian film makes case for girls'/women's rights. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media October 23, 2015 +1459 "Difret"" has an earnestness that hovers between plain-spoken and pedestrian, and there are scenes and sequences that just don't come together as written and edited, no matter how admirable the film's existence is." rotten Nicolas Rapold 1 New York Times October 22, 2015 +1459 The true story of a landmark case about abduction for marriage in Ethiopia that stands up for the dignity and rights of women everywhere. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 22, 2015 +1459 Difret is painful but profound, skirting the pitfalls of the inspirational biopic for something more grounded and remarkable. Its authenticity extends beyond its central characters, conveying a very real sense of what is at stake. fresh Monica Castillo 1 Village Voice October 20, 2015 +1459 Difret is concerned with Ethiopian feminism in both method and narrative. 4/5 fresh Rachel Bowles 0 The Skinny June 24, 2015 +1459 Misogyny, tradition, innocence and experience are among the themes given a sophisticated treatment herein. 4/5 fresh Sophie Monks 0 Little White Lies March 12, 2015 +1459 Difret is a true story, that dives into the layer of polite social customs to expose a deeply set patriarchal system, which promotes hostile conditions for women in Ethiopia. 3/5 fresh Jon Lyus 0 HeyUGuys March 9, 2015 +1459 Difret is an important film dealing with an important theme ... Don't be deterred by the gravitas. 4/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times March 6, 2015 +1459 While Mehari's motives could not be more honourable, his methods leave much to be desired. 3/5 rotten David Parkinson 0 Radio Times March 5, 2015 +1459 It's hard not to stifle a tear at the emotional climax, and cinematographer Monika Lenczewska does a particularly handsome job evoking the milieu. 3/5 fresh Leslie Felperin 0 Guardian March 5, 2015 +1459 An important story, told with commitment. 3/5 fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out March 3, 2015 +1459 "The compelling ""Difret"" is a small film with a lot on its mind." fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 11, 2014 +1459 A quite powerful drama, based on a true story, that relies on familiar storytelling tropes. fresh 1 Hollywood Reporter January 29, 2014 +1459 "Difret"" presents an important message, albeit in rather clunky narrative terms." rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety January 26, 2014 +1460 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 1, 2005 +1463 Though it earns the odd chuckle on occasions, it's essentially just an elongated and largely pointless spoof movie designed only to glorify Smith's own hermetic movie-world. 2/5 rotten PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 5, 2018 +1463 A gross road film comedy that's as dim as a burnt out light bulb. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 9, 2017 +1463 It's kind of funny, although Smith works under the assumption you've seen all his movies. 2/5 rotten Randall King 0 Winnipeg Free Press November 5, 2015 +1463 Kevin Smith fans will enjoy. Not for kids. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +1463 The epitome of self indulgence. rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views November 28, 2009 +1463 Like one massive inside joke that only regulars to the View Askew Universe will get, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is the ultimate measure of Smith's undeniable nerdiness. 3/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters November 21, 2009 +1463 Has the lazy, bric-a-brac atmosphere of one of those blown-off movies made during down time on some bigger affair. rotten Scott Foundas 1 Variety June 23, 2008 +1463 A mess, yes, but a funny and highly enjoyable one. fresh 0 Film4 June 23, 2008 +1463 I have no idea how it'll play for people unfamiliar with Smith's work, but I rolled with it. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2007 +1463 The film feels like a download of Mr. Smith's brain. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1463 Tune out the dreck and there are enough laughs for it to be worthwhile. 3/5 fresh Adam Smith 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1463 What do you want, some meditation on the human condition? 4/5 fresh Ron Wells 0 Film Threat July 22, 2006 +1463 The perfect curtain call for these much-loved, wise but oh so stupid slackers. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1463 I feel a strange disturbance in the Force. D rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +1463 While that may be enough for teenage fans, anyone expecting more will be sorely disappointed. rotten Andrew Rodgers 0 Zap2it.com February 25, 2004 +1463 ...a madcap comedy that rarely disappoints. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1463 Along with CLERKS, it makes a nice bookend to [Kevin] Smith's Jersey chronicles 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +1463 If not a masterpiece of thespianism, it's at least a fun ride through Smith's quirky mind and the lives of his unique characters. 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1463 There's an awful lot to enjoy here, even if you're not a hardcore Smith fan. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1463 At some point, irreverence and wit notwithstanding, enough is enough. 2.5/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1463 A self-indulgent trip for Smith; pity, there's a fun movie in there dying to come out. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile September 9, 2002 +1463 Poorly acted, poorly written, and absolutely entertaining. rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend August 12, 2002 +1463 ...In the end you just really feel sorry for Mark Hamill, I mean really can't he get better parts than in unfunny comedies? 2.5/4 rotten Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is August 2, 2002 +1463 Here's a sure-fire recipe for a bad movie. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1463 Lovingly devoted to [Smith's] fans. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 12, 2002 +1463 ...the most dispiriting leap backward into irrelevance by a filmmaker since Francis Ford Coppola directed Jack. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly June 21, 2002 +1463 Theater projectionists could do moviegoers an immense favor by putting a splice in place of the second act, perhaps the worst in film history. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 20, 2002 +1463 Anyone eager to pick up the picket signs should check out the context of the material first; Smith's comedy is so exaggerated and absurd only the touchiest viewers could feel wounded by it. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 9, 2002 +1463 Goofy adventures ensue. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall March 14, 2002 +1463 ...a rather crude, strongly self-indulgent, and often repetitious comedy that, nonetheless, was largely amiable and good-natured. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 6, 2002 +1463 Behind the guise of the Jay and Silent Bob characters and a gob of irony, this film is really quite nasty and mean spirited. 1/4 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +1463 I'm really on the fence with this one, but I cannot give it a solid recommendation based solely on the fact that it loses its momentum far too often than it should. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 26, 2002 +1463 Smith has crafted a self-satisfied ode to himself, putting himself up on a trivial pedestal of his own creation that finally exposes him as the untalented peon that he is. rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine February 14, 2002 +1463 While this is sure to amuse die-hard Smith fans, anyone else may either be hopelessly lost by the in-jokes or frustrated by the lack of screen time afforded the expansive supporting cast. D- rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Matinee Magazine February 4, 2002 +1463 Because we like this world, and the characters plug away at the jokes so enthusiastically, this film brings a smile to the face. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic December 23, 2001 +1463 A cross between a crude dumbed-down comedy and a home movie featuring a couple of dozen guest appearances by various performers and celebrities... rotten Philip French 0 Guardian December 2, 2001 +1463 If Dogma and Chasing Amy were incisive comedies that breathed life into a stagnating genre, then Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is Kevin Smith's suicide note. 2/4 rotten Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com November 18, 2001 +1463 A great send-off for one of Hollywood's unlikeliest double acts. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com November 12, 2001 +1463 "If there were ever a movie that deserved that label ""For Fans Only"", this is it." 6/10 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +1463 No audience will enjoy itself more at a film, as long as they remember that this film is raunchy and does not stop at any boundary of good taste. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight September 18, 2001 +1463 giddy, goofy, random, crude and rude, and it is often side-splittingly hilarious 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 4, 2001 +1463 Smith should take a lesson from Silent Bob: sometimes less is more. rotten Jordan Reed 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 4, 2001 +1463 The film's premise is doubly clever and self-conscious: Jay and Silent Bob are moved to action by Hollywood's phoniness, and their story is all about the resulting manufacture, destruction and confusion of identities. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper September 2, 2001 +1463 I admit to enjoying -- in a drunken, half-asleep kind of way -- parts of this ramshackle road movie with its running Miramax guest stars and its endless homo jokes. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate August 31, 2001 +1463 Smith fans will have a lot of fun. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 30, 2001 +1463 This feels like the high school skit that the principal would not let the kids do on talent night. 4/10 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews August 27, 2001 +1463 Silly, profane and, on its own explicitly stated terms, very nearly perfect. 4/5 fresh Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY August 27, 2001 +1463 Smith's work is as uneven as ever, but unlike in the past, the director gleefully surrenders any pretense toward making a 'good' or 'serious' film, and the effect is somewhat liberating. fresh Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International August 27, 2001 +1463 Smith, coming off the madly audacious Dogma, knows that he's slumming this time and revels in it. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly August 27, 2001 +1463 Certainly not a perfect comedy and definitely not one for all viewers, yet entertaining enough for what it's trying to do and be for its target audience. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! August 27, 2001 +1463 Hysterical. 3/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review August 27, 2001 +1463 Though it's every bit as dialogue intensive as Smith's other films, it lacks any pretence of relevance or intelligence that make his self-indulgent rambling occasionally bearable. rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central August 27, 2001 +1463 For diehard Smith fans, the film is likely to come across as an orgy of yuks. For the rest, it's just an orgy of yuck. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle August 27, 2001 +1463 As crass and foul as it may be, in this age of low-brow comedies, this is nevertheless more intelligent and witty than most. 2.5/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope August 26, 2001 +1463 Jay and Silent Bob, aside from being a sterling valentine to fans, serves as a wickedly perceptive satire of the movie business and the audience at large. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 25, 2001 +1463 Things end clumsily, but not without a goofy, sweaty smile stretching from your ear to ear. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 24, 2001 +1463 The picture lacks the mix of innocence and savagery that branded [Smith's] other films. 3/5 rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post August 24, 2001 +1463 In keeping with the Smith rules, the movie is irreverent, self-referential, twisted, cheap and tasteless. And, of course, I mean that as the highest compliment. 4.5/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post August 24, 2001 +1463 Humor leans heavily on elementary pop-culture parody, a particularly tiresome and parasitic form of humor that depends on an audience of smirking know-it-alls who can be trusted to snicker whenever they get the reference. 2/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide August 24, 2001 +1463 In addition to being [Smith's] filthiest, this is his most free-associative movie. In spite of and because of its homemade look, it's also his funniest. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 24, 2001 +1463 A desperate attempt by Kevin Smith to pay homage to himself in a self-consciously left-handed way. rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee August 24, 2001 +1463 Jay and Silent Bob is strictly for hard-core fans of the New Jersey chronicles -- and you know who you are. Like the also weak Mallrats, the new film will survive strictly on the good will of Smith's fans. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle August 24, 2001 +1463 Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is what happens when a smart filmmaker decides that it's all right to get really stupid. rotten Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen August 24, 2001 +1463 A dumbfounding, cameo-peppered road comedy that demeans everyone associated with it. rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday August 24, 2001 +1463 The originality and intelligence that made Smith's Clerks and Chasing Amy such refreshing pleasures are all but absent. 2.5/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post August 24, 2001 +1463 The relentless torrent of foul language--and not just from Jay--becomes numbing and finally makes the film seem more crass than amusing. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times August 24, 2001 +1463 Smith said this is the last time he will foist Jay and Bob on movie audiences. Please let him be a man of his word. rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Calgary Sun August 24, 2001 +1463 See the movie at your own risk. It's no Dogma. It's as dumb as a bag of rocks. But it does have a lot of funny stuff. rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies August 24, 2001 +1463 Not clever enough for Smith fans, not gross enough to compete on the Farrelly brothers' ground, the movie feels like a kind of self-congratulatory fake. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail August 24, 2001 +1463 Deliciously inane, transcendentally outrageous and purposely preposterous, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is destined to be seen by some as the greatest cinematic achievement of the year. fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News August 24, 2001 +1463 While Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back can't be called hard-hitting, it's both freeform enough and free-swinging enough to make contact with the series' original anarchic impulses. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe August 24, 2001 +1463 A cinematic garage sale that allows the director to sweep up any and all debris collected in his psyche since the release of Clerks. fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine August 24, 2001 +1463 At the heart of Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, there are some really clever moments. fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net August 24, 2001 +1463 Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is all about guilty-pleasure yuks, and plenty of them. fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily August 24, 2001 +1463 This ramshackle affair unspools like a bloopers reel of stag-party outtakes culled from Smith's four previous movies: Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy and Dogma. rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 24, 2001 +1463 Smith's script is the funniest of this dimbulb summer, and the sharpest he has ever written. fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 24, 2001 +1463 I can't imagine how Smith can capture a big enough audience to pay off this private joke, but the inner geek in me had too much fun to care. B- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 24, 2001 +1463 If you let the silliness simply wash over you and simply sit back and appreciate the flurry of inside Hollywood humor, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back can be as bright and cheery as Jay's yellow slicker. fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee August 24, 2001 +1463 One of the funniest comedies to come from a major studio in a long time. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 24, 2001 +1463 This boisterous and frequently laugh- out- loud comedy isn't just a larkish retrospective of Smith's ViewAskew universe of characters ... it's a romp through Smith's psyche. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 24, 2001 +1463 Kevin Smith, coming off the wonderful, challenging Dogma, fills it with sub-Road Trip gross-out jokes and expects us to buy it because he's just oh-so-ironic. D+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather August 24, 2001 +1463 Snoogans... fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment August 24, 2001 +1463 Smith has a little fiefdom or franchise going, but as Dogma proved, his gift for satire runs south of Mad heading toward 'Jokes for the John.' rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune August 24, 2001 +1463 Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is still one of the funnier comedies of the year. 3/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com August 24, 2001 +1463 The only positive aspect of Jay and Bob's idiocy is our knowledge that this is apparently their last hurrah. rotten Cameron Meier 0 Orlando Weekly August 24, 2001 +1463 All that's required to enjoy this crazily engaging comedy is to be somewhere near Smith's twisted Gen X wavelength. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel August 24, 2001 +1463 The best-looking, best-scripted and funniest of Smith's pictures, it's also Smith's sharpest. fresh Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian August 24, 2001 +1463 Like The Blues Brothers, this film has a ridiculous conceit that doesn't quite work. 2.5/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times August 24, 2001 +1463 Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is less a satire of the crass product Hollywood hurls at us than a reflection of it. rotten Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz August 24, 2001 +1463 Smith is a smart guy with more ideas than directorial skills, which accounts for the scattershot quality of his work. rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 24, 2001 +1463 It's obvious the cast had more fun making it than you will watching it. rotten 0 E! Online August 24, 2001 +1463 A master of the medium shot, [Smith] plops his camera down and records reel after reel of amateurish visuals and partially realized high concepts held afloat by puerile geek humor. rotten Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News August 24, 2001 +1463 An exercise in idiocy, made all the more tedious by its recognition of its own laziness. rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News August 24, 2001 +1463 About one-third of Jay and Silent Bob doesn't play at all. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 23, 2001 +1463 Not since South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut have we seen this high a concentration of gross-out gags, expletive-laced one-liners, homosexual jokes and bodily function humor -- and all shaped by Smith's intelligence and wit. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel August 23, 2001 +1463 A low-brow comic masterpiece with something to tickle and offend everyone. fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News August 23, 2001 +1463 The movie dribbles and drags in patches, which is supposed to be OK since it's stoner humor, but Smith has it in him to do much better. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com August 23, 2001 +1463 One big inside joke where you're rewarded in huge laughs if you know the info. 3.5/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com August 23, 2001 +1463 It's not by any means a good movie. But Jay and Silent Bob is one heck of a good laugh. 2.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 23, 2001 +1463 A plodding infomercial, pushing everything from graphic novels to Smith's old DVDs; it all amounts to product placement for View Askew merch. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 New Times August 23, 2001 +1463 Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is one big, fat guilty pleasure. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star August 23, 2001 +1463 [Smith's] funniest movie yet. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press August 23, 2001 +1463 A warmed-over hash of jokes that will have Mewes fans rolling with laughter and the rest of us rolling our eyes in disbelief. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer August 23, 2001 +1463 The equivalent of a comedian emptying his junk drawer of every stray joke and gag he never found a place for, the movie is sloppy and scattershot, and proud of it. rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 23, 2001 +1463 Smith more often than he should takes the easy way out: Why bother with a punch line when you can plug in a fistful of four-letter words? rotten Vera H-C 0 Contra Costa Times August 23, 2001 +1463 This comedy overdoes the lightheartedness and in-jokes so much that the audience might not care about it all that much, either. rotten Bilge Ebiri 0 Citysearch August 23, 2001 +1463 A raunchy blast that's as smart as it is dumb. B fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution August 23, 2001 +1463 Mostly the same bad joke over and over. 1.5/4 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) August 23, 2001 +1463 ...a laugh-filled, foul-mouthed road film... 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 22, 2001 +1463 It's dumb, dumb, dumb and crass, crass, crass -- but funny, funny, funny. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 22, 2001 +1463 The series is ending not a moment too soon as the creative tank runs on empty throughout this film's duration. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter August 22, 2001 +1463 Wicked fun and another feather in the cap of Kevin Smith. 3.5/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly August 22, 2001 +1463 It's sad how uninspired and downright senseless so much of this is. rotten Jeffrey Huston 0 Jeff Huston's Believe Me August 22, 2001 +1463 Smith's filthy dialogue is guaranteed to offend, while inspiring surreptitious giggles. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly August 22, 2001 +1463 Since Smith's Bob is indeed speechless, Mewes dominates the new movie, and after an hour it feels like a woodchuck is chewing on your brain stem. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice August 21, 2001 +1463 An interminable oral sex and flatulence joke masquerading as a movie. rotten Bob Aulert 0 culturevulture.net August 21, 2001 +1463 Uneven, and likely only to satisfy the Faithful. Others will find it sporadically amusing, but not worth the full price of admission. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 21, 2001 +1463 A flick designed so exclusively for his rabid fans that outsiders won't even understand, let alone enjoy it. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 20, 2001 +1463 ...the film is too loaded with inside jokes and mutual admiration and camaraderie to draw in the audience. C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 20, 2001 +1463 It becomes all too apparent that Smith has fallen for the same grab bag of pop culture that teen comedy producers eat with a spoon. 2.5/5 rotten Max Messier 0 Filmcritic.com August 20, 2001 +1463 The jokes are surprisingly on-target and fresh, with few misfires. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 20, 2001 +1463 Wannabe film students and hipster cinephiles are the target audience for this crude, vulgar, gross comedy. rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com August 20, 2001 +1463 The movie is so conventional that it ends up being just as cliched as the Hollywood filmmaking system it sends up. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 19, 2001 +1463 The most severe example of self-indulgent, out-of-touch filmmaking in recent memory. 4 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide August 18, 2001 +1463 It is the Woody Allen comedy we've all been waiting for. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian August 16, 2001 +1463 There are laughs to be sure, and that's all to the good, but the film is speaking to an audience that doesn't exist. rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette August 16, 2001 +1463 Offers more laughs per minute than anything you'll see this year. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine August 16, 2001 +1463 clearly an exercise for his extended filmmaking family to have fun and they mostly let us in on it B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 15, 2001 +1463 Smith's homegrown pastiche is compact, sometimes rambling, but always hysterical. 3/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine August 9, 2001 +1463 It's bound to be the funniest movie of the year. 4/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews August 1, 2001 +1463 A road/chase comedy that wants nothing more than to make the audience laugh--and are there ever laughs to be had. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 Movie Poop Shoot July 5, 2001 +1463 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat October 18, 2008 +1463 5/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1463 1.5/4 rotten Stacie Hougland 0 Hollywood.com September 9, 2002 +1463 1 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com November 12, 2001 +1463 5/10 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 26, 2001 +1464 Clint Eastwood's failure to realize his material makes Firefox more sluggish and phlegmatic than it should be. rotten Bruce McCabe 1 Boston Globe April 27, 2018 +1464 The movie is gripping in a slow, sure way. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 12, 2010 +1464 The movie is saved from the trash-bin thanks to Clint Eastwood. 2/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum January 17, 2004 +1464 Once the chases kick in and the invisible jet shows up, you'll have already withstood a healthy amount of yawns for your troubles. 2.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com August 23, 2003 +1464 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 10, 2005 +1464 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 16, 2005 +1464 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 14, 2005 +1464 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1464 2/5 rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine November 20, 2003 +1464 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 7, 2003 +1464 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 6, 2002 +1464 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1466 The movie matches its subject with a beautifully appropriate intelligence, and is smartly structured, switching perspectives from Alice's self-preservation to her family members' dealings so imperceptibly that a decisive moment never arrives. B+ fresh Sky Hirschkron 0 The Film Stage October 5, 2018 +1466 Still Alice is hard to watch especially is you've dealt with a similar real life situation; you know there is no good outcome. But as population grows, so does the number of sufferers. It's time a brave film like this shed light on a dark corner. 3/5 fresh Anne Brodie 0 What She Said August 30, 2018 +1466 That simple question is part of what gives Still Alice a particular resonance and makes its inexorable slide bearable; it's not a movie about a disease, but about a woman coming to terms with the hand she's been given. fresh Molly Templeton 0 Eugene Weekly (OR) August 28, 2018 +1466 Still Alice is filled with outstanding performances and there are moments as gut-wrenching and harrowing as anything I've seen. 3.5/4 fresh Erik Anderson 0 AwardsWatch August 27, 2018 +1466 Still Alice is frightening in its' realism and fear that what makes us unique and special are our memories. fresh Rosalynn Try-Hane 0 Battle Royale With Cheese August 21, 2018 +1466 Both the film and the book retain the echoing emptiness of a self-published work, a feeling that this is a one-dimensional vanity project produced without the benefit of an editor or censor or any corrective balance. 3/5 rotten Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) February 15, 2018 +1466 While it is certainly a respectable work, it operates solely on a restrained emotional level. In the end, Still Alice somehow avoids a real confrontation with its own materials, giving us instead a disguised form of sentimentality. rotten Uri Klein 0 Haaretz January 11, 2018 +1466 The film is lifted by one of the few actresses out there who can make even the blankest of despair feel entirely fresh. 3/5 fresh Matt Wolf 0 The Arts Desk November 20, 2017 +1466 If only the film itself were worthy of Moore's work. rotten 0 The Public (Buffalo) October 17, 2017 +1466 Moore's performance as a well-to-do woman stricken with Alzheimer's before her time redeems Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland's cringe-drama Still Alice. fresh Sherilyn Connelly 0 SF Weekly August 24, 2017 +1466 What works beyond a shadow of a doubt is Julianne Moore herself. For a long time now, she has demonstrated an uncanny range and power. fresh Lisa Rosman 0 Signature August 2, 2017 +1466 In Still Alice, we witness a woman who is waving and drowning. It is her fate. It is who she is. Moore makes watching her struggle a rare, if wrenching, privilege. fresh Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) June 27, 2017 +1466 Still Alice is a close-to-heartbreaking portrait of mental illness and a genuinely effecting character study. fresh Alistair Ryder 0 Film Inquiry May 11, 2017 +1466 She captures Alice's distintegration with magisterial precision-the confusion, panic, anger, and heroic resolve to still be herself-and does it all without ever pleading for our sympathy. fresh John Powers 0 Vogue April 26, 2017 +1466 Polished but forgettable. rotten Audrey Cerchiara 0 Bust Magazine March 8, 2017 +1466 It's the intent of this moving film to capture something that for obvious reasons is rarely attempted in memoir or movie, i.e., the experience of the deadly disease from the perspective of the sufferer rather than the caregivers. fresh Molly Haskell 0 Film Comment Magazine February 15, 2017 +1466 The performances prevent the film from becoming totally generic. 2.5/5 rotten Boon Chan 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) September 13, 2016 +1466 Kristen Stewart, fresh off the weird festival entry Clouds of Sils Maria with Juliette Binoche, is just as good here as ultimately the only unselfish member of this disappointing family. But come and stay for Moore, an actor for this and all ages. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 14, 2016 +1466 [Moore gives a] delicate performance here as a strong woman struggling not to be reduced to pity. fresh Kong Rithdee 0 Bangkok Post May 11, 2016 +1466 The syrupy score just adds to the cheesiness of what is a classy disease-of-the-week weepie. 3/5 fresh Peter Calder 0 New Zealand Herald April 26, 2016 +1466 "The drama offers little new to the ""disease drama"" genre but the whole film is lifted thanks to Moore." 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) December 29, 2015 +1466 [Julianne Moore] delivers a brilliant performance that buoys Still Alice just when it seems too much to bear. Oscar is waiting in the wings. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star November 19, 2015 +1466 While Still Alice occasionally overstates, relies on its melancholy soundtrack or those home movie-style flashbacks, it can also be delicate, even brilliant. 6/10 fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters October 20, 2015 +1466 Despite Moore's fine work, Still Alice comes across as one of those old made-for-TV, disease of the week movies. rotten Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org October 20, 2015 +1466 Still Alice is not an easy film to watch, but it is a movie well worth seeing. fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 31, 2015 +1466 More sincere than convincing, Still Alice is the rare picture that earns plaudits for its star dimming, not glowing. In a real sense, Moore gradually disappears from her own movie. rotten Brian Miller 0 Seattle Weekly August 31, 2015 +1466 It does have a predictable trajectory -- how could it not? -- but it's certainly not movie-of-the-week fare. 3/5 fresh Susan G. Cole 0 NOW Toronto August 31, 2015 +1466 This is one of Moore's defining performances, and it is a brave one. 3/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World August 31, 2015 +1466 The finely nuanced script takes a sensitive look at this disease and its effects, not only on the person afflicted, but also on family members who have to deal with it. 3.5/4 rotten Neil Rosen 0 NY1-TV August 31, 2015 +1466 A very fine screenplay based on a novel written by a neuroscience researcher with a PhD from Harvard who obviously knew the territory, including the life-style of its mandarin lead character toppled by Alzheimers. fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 20, 2015 +1466 It's the kind of performance that doesn't just support a film, it gives the film its breath of life. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Parallax View June 20, 2015 +1466 It's a quietly harrowing portrait of a family losing the woman they know -- and a woman losing herself. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review June 1, 2015 +1466 While the relationship between Moore and Stewart's characters is interesting, most of the film follows well-traveled roads. 3.5/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly June 1, 2015 +1466 It uses enormous and expressive tricks for obvious but fairly effective external signs for subjectivity in the story. [full review in Spanish] fresh Jorge Ayala 0 El Financiero May 30, 2015 +1466 Julianne Moore shows us that she is still in her prime, playing to every subtle nuance of the degenerative disease with precision and respect. 8/10 fresh Jon Espino 0 The Young Folks May 11, 2015 +1466 Julianne Moore's terror at watching her own emotional and intellectual life slip away is palpable, and much scarier to me than any slasher movie. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 28, 2015 +1466 Not only are there not enough good, smart roles for women, the movies that do contain those roles are too often one-dimensional. 2.5/4 rotten Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive April 7, 2015 +1466 Still Alice certainly has a superb lead performance in Julianne Moore, but directors Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland focus more on the situation than the story. 2/5 rotten Perry Seibert 0 TV Guide March 27, 2015 +1466 The older you are, the more sensitive and receptive to the script's somber material you will likely be. B+ fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) March 23, 2015 +1466 [Moore's] performance here as the deteriorating Alice is restrained and analytical in a way that allows us to see through her eyes. 3/4 fresh Mal Vincent 0 The Virginian-Pilot March 18, 2015 +1466 The subject matter may be tough, and the end-point inevitable, but the message we take away is defiant and ultimately uplifting. 4/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) March 8, 2015 +1466 Writer-directors Glatzer and Westmoreland have written a rich, multi-layered screenplay that works equally well as family melodrama and as a meditation on language, identity and mortality. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) March 6, 2015 +1466 When it's not fending off an attack of the glums, Still Alice comes down with a big case of the prims. rotten Tom Shone 0 The Spectator March 6, 2015 +1466 Never once veering into heavy-handed sentimentality, it's a film to break your heart. fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Record (UK) March 6, 2015 +1466 While Moore has deserved an Academy Award for years... the surprise is Stewart, who has left the twilight zone and burst forth as a creature of brutal honesty on screen. 4/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) March 6, 2015 +1466 The material hasn't been properly reimagined for cinema. rotten Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman March 6, 2015 +1466 Co-directors Wash Westmoreland and Richard Glatzer keep the film simple and straightforward, cutting to the core of the matter without the need to tug at the heartstrings. 5/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) March 6, 2015 +1466 Moore plays the descent into dementia with notable subtlety. There's no grandstanding. 5/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) March 6, 2015 +1466 The reality of Alzheimer's may be even harsher than its presentation here but that would surely make a film that would only dismay its viewers. 4/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard March 6, 2015 +1466 Still Alice is unquestionably well researched and sincere in its intentions, but at times it feels a little schematic. 3/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times March 6, 2015 +1466 [Moore] almost carries the film beyond disease-of-the-week blandness, but both Sarah Polley's Away from Her and Michael Haneke's Amour mined deeper and more surprising material from the familial fallout. 3/5 rotten Andrew Collins 0 Radio Times March 5, 2015 +1466 Heartbreaking and convincingly told it may be, Still Alice only hints at the desperation the disease leads to, shying away from depicting the true horror of Alzheimer's. 3/5 fresh Rich Phippen 0 Sky Cinema March 5, 2015 +1466 Moore's own face starts to become as bare a cupboard as her mind. It's more than the no-make-up look. First, lines of doubt and fear map her face. Then starts to come a blankness like infantilism. 4/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times March 5, 2015 +1466 An absorbing portrait of one woman's interior landscape. 4/5 fresh Simran Hans 0 Little White Lies March 5, 2015 +1466 This is an affecting and thoroughly worthwhile film on a very contemporary topic - with some Larkinian reflections on what will and won't survive of us. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 5, 2015 +1466 ...a performance beautifully coloured with varying shades of emotion that also makes clever use of [Moore's] porcelain looks to evoke the vulnerability of the eponymous Alice. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy March 5, 2015 +1466 Moore gives a controlled portrait of emotional implosion ... 4/5 fresh Kevin Harley 0 Total Film March 2, 2015 +1466 Moore is the real reason Still Alice works. She's so natural and free of vanity. She doesn't telegraph the tragedy of her situation. It's a quiet performance and the uncertainty of how present Alice is undercuts everything, even the joyful moments. 3/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com February 28, 2015 +1466 For my dad, who died of complications from Alzheimer's. This is the movie that needed to be made. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 26, 2015 +1466 Julianne Moore is wonderfully good as Alice and her performance will bring a tear to many eyes. A- fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane February 23, 2015 +1466 Julianne Moore's stunning turn in the deeply emotional drama Still Alice is head and shoulders above anything else achieved this year. 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys February 23, 2015 +1466 "Still Alice"" provides a valuable lesson in empathy and understanding, with a message for all of us in accepting what we've lost, and celebrating what hasn't yet gone. " 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) February 20, 2015 +1466 "Still Alice"" provides a valuable lesson in empathy and understanding, with a message for all of us in accepting what we've lost, and celebrating what hasn't yet gone. " 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Madison Movie February 20, 2015 +1466 The film is hobbled by a naff, TV-movie aesthetic and jarringly mawkish score. Yet Moore gives us raw heartache, running the gauntlet from fear to fury to powerless frustration, before she's barely there at all. 4/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 The List February 20, 2015 +1466 Julianne Moore's Oscar clip will likely be an instance of high drama. But she's at her best during the still moments in between. 3/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com February 16, 2015 +1466 There's a directness to the production that might feel blunt were it not elevated by Moore and Baldwin's heartbreaking duet performance .... 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 14, 2015 +1466 After showing the audience how much Alice has to lose, the film shows her losing it. Julianne Moore's finely honed, affecting performance makes her an Oscar frontrunner. 3.5/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) February 13, 2015 +1466 Yes, Julianne Moore will win the Oscar. And yes, this in one depressing film. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer February 13, 2015 +1466 Still Alice benefits from solid acting down the line -- Kristen Stewart is especially fine as Moore's struggling actress daughter -- but it exists in a rarefied world of privilege unknown to most Alzheimer's patients. B fresh Lewis Beale 0 News & Observer (Raleigh, NC) February 13, 2015 +1466 Julianne Moore isn't merely good in the lead role. She's devastatingly, heartbreakingly good, and she's a big reason why Still Alice is as moving as it is. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune February 13, 2015 +1466 Jullianne Moore is devastating without italicizing anything fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit February 13, 2015 +1466 This thoughtful movie ... raises an issue any of us might face. B+ fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 12, 2015 +1466 The focus on Alzheimer's might be off-putting, but don't let that stop you from seeing Julianne Moore in Still Alice. B+ fresh Charles Ealy 0 Austin American-Statesman February 12, 2015 +1466 A horror movie for gentlefolk: Its methodical terrors -- memory loss, disorientation -- seem all too likely, especially for mature moviegoers less worried about things that go bump in the night than the fall of night itself, so to speak. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) February 12, 2015 +1466 As films about people with devastating diseases go, Still Alice is understated, thought-provoking, and written and directed with a steady hand. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony February 12, 2015 +1466 A mind is a terrible thing to watch waste away and rarely has the horror of losing one's inner self to Alzheimer's been conveyed as precisely and powerfully as it is here. fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days February 11, 2015 +1466 I'm saying it could have been more worthwhile and aware than it is. As for the film, it has two strong performances and enough grace notes to make that a solid yes, you should see this. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 11, 2015 +1466 Still still hums with humanity in the person of Moore, whose towering performance shows a staggering technical proficiency while never losing a whit of emotional resonance. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 10, 2015 +1466 Moore's performance is exquisitely nuanced - the only thing worth remembering about this otherwise tone-deaf weepie. B fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) February 9, 2015 +1466 This is not an easy film to watch but it's relevant, courageous and full of grace. 4/5 fresh Stephen Romei 0 The Australian February 5, 2015 +1466 It's well cast and generally much more sincere than sentimental. 3/4 fresh Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune February 5, 2015 +1466 Attempting to describe the level of tragedy contained in Moore's performance in the film's third act brings to mind the limits within Alice's chosen field of study. Because no words do it justice. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee February 5, 2015 +1466 While a fine showcase of a great screen actor's talents, and an admirable depiction of an all-too-common disease, it is a grind, and one wonders if the filmmakers had an audience in mind. 3/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) February 4, 2015 +1466 Moore's performance as an early onset Alzheimer's patient is arguably her best. And, that takes into account four earlier Oscar nominations. She is due. B+ fresh Paul Chambers 0 Movie Chambers February 4, 2015 +1466 As lyrical as Angels in America may be, it hijacks the focus. 2.5/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net February 4, 2015 +1466 Julianne Moore deserves all the accolades but the movie wants tears and never quite earns them. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 amNewYork February 3, 2015 +1466 Still Alice will be remembered for Moore's efforts, with her performance one that audiences won't forget. fresh Sarah Ward 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 2, 2015 +1466 It's heart-breaking to watch, made all the more poignant by Julianne Moore's largely subdued, deeply moving performance. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW January 30, 2015 +1466 Without Moore's uncompromising, brilliant work, this would be a mediocre film, so the way she elevates it into a work of art is nothing less than astonishing. A- fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian January 30, 2015 +1466 Moore is sensational -- all the reason anyone might need to see this film, which unfortunately offers little else to command our attention. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online January 30, 2015 +1466 Sensitive, compassionate storytelling. 3.5/5 fresh Tom Clift 0 Concrete Playground January 29, 2015 +1466 In Still Alice, Julianne Moore delivers a heartbreaking, emotionally astute portrayal of a woman disappearing in full view of her nearest and dearest. 3.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) January 29, 2015 +1466 "While it's no surprise that Moore is so good, ""Still Alice"" has an unexpected trick up its sleeve: the sweetly gentle performance of Kristen Stewart, as Alice's actress daughter Lydia." 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times January 29, 2015 +1466 A modest drama, but Moore's heart-wrenching and Oscar-nominated performance makes this a must-see. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday January 29, 2015 +1466 The movie is harrowing, as any story about Alzheimer's should be, but Moore gives it an extra layer of gravity and heartbreaking inevitability. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 29, 2015 +1466 The kind of movie that exists solely to facilitate a great performance in the lead role, and Julianne Moore provides one. 6/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 28, 2015 +1466 It's a heartbreaking performance by Moore, who never forgets she's portraying a woman whose professional success has been built on intellectual rigour and self-discipline. 4/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 28, 2015 +1466 "Moore's performance, with all its subtleties and nuances, demands recognition, even if it's the only thing about ""Alice"" worth remembering. " B- fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger January 24, 2015 +1466 While [Still Alice] is bleak and incredibly serious, it mostly avoids cheap sentimentality, managing to educate without becoming an after-school special. 6.5/10 fresh Shawn Hazelett 0 Under the Radar January 24, 2015 +1466 Still Alice is a searing portrait of one of the least understood, most frightening plagues of this century. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post January 23, 2015 +1466 Sorrow-laden and moving, Still Alice isn't gratuitously grim nor is it easily sentimental. There's humor here -- vaguely gallows-like, perhaps but also earned. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post January 23, 2015 +1466 Movies about slowly dying characters almost never leave us feeling ennobled or uplifted - they make us feel like suckers. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express January 23, 2015 +1466 Thanks to some intuitive direction from the filmmakers and a truly inspired performance from Julianne Moore, Still Alice articulates the very specific type of loss that Alzheimer's and other cognitive disorders represent. 3.5/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com January 23, 2015 +1466 The great strength of the film is that it never resorts to cheap sentimentality. The facts themselves are hard enough, crushing enough. 4/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 23, 2015 +1466 Still Alice is accurate and compassionate, and anyone who has known someone with Alzheimer's will appreciate the film's sincere intentions. 2.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail January 23, 2015 +1466 Don't be surprised to find yourself suddenly obsessed with forgotten names and misplaced keys. 3/4 fresh Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star January 22, 2015 +1466 It's Moore who really brings the film home. It's in her expression when the doctor gives his diagnosis and pessimistic prognosis. It's in the way she looks at her family, knowing there will come a time when she won't recognize them. 4/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com January 22, 2015 +1466 "Still Alice"" is much too clear-eyed to hold out false hope, but it's a moving testimonial to going down with grace." 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe January 22, 2015 +1466 Paradoxically, even when pulling its emotional punches 'Still Alice' can't entirely escape the limitations of the disease-of-the-week genre, but largely as a result of Moore's extraordinary skill it largely transcends them. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 22, 2015 +1466 If it didn't star Julianne Moore, it would be well worth skipping. But the exceptional way Moore plays Alice, a renowned Columbia University linguistics professor with early-onset Alzheimer's, lifts the film above its morose potential. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 22, 2015 +1466 Ultimately this is a movie built around Moore's performance, and she doesn't disappoint. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic January 22, 2015 +1466 Thank god Julianne Moore got an Oscar nod for her new film Still Alice. 3.5/5 fresh Elias Savada 0 Film Threat January 21, 2015 +1466 A beautiful movie at times, tapping into a pure experience that's gracefully handled by the production, allowing the work to be educational, dramatically satisfying, and, of course, utterly heartbreaking. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com January 21, 2015 +1466 There's a difference between a great performance and a Great Performance. Julianne Moore's turn as a professor afflicted with early onset Alzheimer's easily qualifies as the latter. 3.5/4 fresh Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly January 19, 2015 +1466 It is impossible not to be affected by this devastatingly sad portrait of a woman, whose reliance on memory and its compilation to communicate in her role as professor of linguistics at Columbia University, accentuates the intensity of her loss fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 17, 2015 +1466 Still Alice is heartbreaking but it doesn't earn its tears through easy emotional manipulation. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 17, 2015 +1466 Inherently heartbreaking and miraculously pure, Glatzer and Westmoreland gift their leading lady with a blank canvas and she returns the favor by pouring her soul on to it. 9.2/10 fresh Matt Patches 0 IGN Movies January 16, 2015 +1466 Still Alice lives or dies on Moore's performance, whose portrayal is nuanced yet never maudlin. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz January 16, 2015 +1466 A performance as perfect as Moore's deserves to be seen. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan January 16, 2015 +1466 "Julianne Moore, as Dr. Alice Howland, evokes the heartbreaking reality of this dreaded condition. Yet through it all, she is ""still"" Alice, and that's why Moore is a lock for the Academy Award." fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan January 16, 2015 +1466 Glatzer has cited Ozu as an influence, and Still Alice honors the Japanese master's serenity unto nothingness. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity January 16, 2015 +1466 "Julianne Moore is the main reason to see ""Still Alice. " fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com January 16, 2015 +1466 A realistic, heartbreaking look at a savage disease so eloquently exhibited by Moore given the proper respect by its filmmakers. 9.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files January 16, 2015 +1466 "Still Alice""might sound maudlin, or more on the frequency of a made-for-TV movie than what it is. But this is not only sensitive material handled with tact, it's also sensitive material bolstered and braced by Moore's stunning performance." 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 1 TheWrap January 16, 2015 +1466 Still Alice works and, at times, with assured, depressing clarity. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies January 15, 2015 +1466 This middlebrow drama presents the heroine's mental deterioration calmly and sensitively, though it feels pretty thin on the whole. rotten Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader January 15, 2015 +1466 The movie's most expressive element is Moore's face, slowly moving from engagement, flecked with worry, to disconnection and blankness. fresh Mark Jenkins 1 NPR January 15, 2015 +1466 A film that benefits from Ms. Moore's lovely performance, yet suffers from glib contrivance and predictable writing. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal January 15, 2015 +1466 You bet your ass that Julianne Moore is overdue for Academy love. She's supremely gifted, possessing the beauty of a true star and the intuitive technique of a true actress. 3/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 15, 2015 +1466 "For all the movie's honesty, the reality of Alzheimer's disease is a lot worse than what you see in ""Still Alice."" Perhaps directors Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland made a calculation as to how much an audience can take. They were right." 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 15, 2015 +1466 For a film about early onset Alzheimer's, this is a remarkably wry, honest and even hopeful drama, anchored by another staggeringly sensitive performance by Julianne Moore. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com January 15, 2015 +1466 If only the movie deserved Moore's precision work, and if only there were more to this character than the cheap irony of a language professor losing her words. rotten Sean Burns 0 Movie Mezzanine January 15, 2015 +1466 Not since Jeff Goldblum succumbed to a purely sci-fi disease in 'The Fly' has watching a great actor gradually lose it being so gutting. 4/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro January 15, 2015 +1466 Simple and direct, rather than a discovery. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye January 15, 2015 +1466 The combination of a brilliant lead performance and a respectably honest portrayal of Alzheimer's make Still Alice affecting, even during the times when it feels as though it needs a little more plot. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 14, 2015 +1466 The triumph of Still Alice is that it's not about an illness; it's about a person. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Village Voice January 13, 2015 +1466 But, sadly, it's not a good movie. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 13, 2015 +1466 "In the absence of the anger and the wildness that are crouched and caged within this most terrible of themes, ""Still Alice"" is worth watching, for the sake of Julianne Moore." fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker January 12, 2015 +1466 In this adaptation of Lisa Genova's novel, one is left wondering why anyone would want to be Alice to begin with. C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 11, 2015 +1466 Julianne Moore does all the heavy lifting in what otherwise feels like a TV movie. C rotten Blake Goble 0 Consequence of Sound January 8, 2015 +1466 Still Alice is as powerful as it is crushing. Ms. Moore delivers a performance that will endure. 4.5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show January 2, 2015 +1466 Profoundly eloquent and empathetic, elevated by Julianne Moore's restained, delicately nuanced performance. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate January 2, 2015 +1466 A brilliant performance by Julianne Moore manages to overcome some melodramatic pitfalls. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue December 31, 2014 +1466 Julianne Moore's lead turn is towering and momentous, the work of an actor whose awe-inspiring natural talent knows no limits. Watching her in this role provides a thrill that not even some of the best action films could hope to attain. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 23, 2014 +1466 A sympathetic look at mental decline in a middle aged woman. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 19, 2014 +1466 Moore turns Alzheimer's drama into acting master class. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media December 12, 2014 +1466 Julianne Moore is devastatingly good, charting Alice's decline with subtlety and grace. It's just a slight disappointment that her Oscar-worthy performance is not just the crux of Still Alice, but also the film's entirety. 8/10 fresh Isaac Feldberg 0 We Got This Covered December 11, 2014 +1466 If only the movie were as good as [Moore] and Stewart are. rotten Wesley Morris 1 Grantland December 11, 2014 +1466 The tearjerker of the year. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs December 8, 2014 +1466 Simultaneously rawly realistic and airbrushed. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor December 5, 2014 +1466 Moore handles the role beautifully, emphasizing Alice's fastidiousness and dignity as they unravel against her will. 3/5 fresh Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve December 5, 2014 +1466 It's a way better movie than it ought to be, but not good enough to escape its pulpy, mendacious roots. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com December 5, 2014 +1466 Glatzer and Westmoreland don't need to stack the emotional deck on Alice's behalf ... They just leave the camera on Moore's beautiful but increasingly faraway face, and our tears come on their own. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate December 5, 2014 +1466 Moore's performance is gutsy, subtle and Oscar worthy 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service December 5, 2014 +1466 "Overall ""Still Alice"" feels rather incomplete, but the blemishes are overshadowed by some tender and potent moments, a lovely score by Ilan Eshkeri and Julianne Moore's fantastic performance." 8/10 fresh Justin Craig 0 FoxNews.com December 5, 2014 +1466 "With a combination of power and grace, Julianne Moore elevates ""Still Alice"" above its made-for-cable-television trappings, and delivers one of the more memorable performances of her career." 2.5/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 RogerEbert.com December 5, 2014 +1466 "Losing your mind is a terrible thing to watch, but the splendid acting in ""Still Alice"" makes it worth the pain." fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 4, 2014 +1466 Still Alice is a movie that addresses a nightmarish circumstance with calm, compassionate sensitivity. fresh 1 New York Times December 4, 2014 +1466 All of the actors clearly know they are there to support Moore. This is Alice's story and no one else's. A- fresh Gregory Ellwood 0 HitFix December 4, 2014 +1466 this is an emotional struggle that can't have a completely clean resolution, and Still Alice doesn't try to force one 3.5/5 fresh Blake Crane 0 Film Racket December 4, 2014 +1466 "Moore has been a fine actress for a long time and ""Still Alice"" gives her a remarkable role, and the space to truly live it." 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 4, 2014 +1466 Still Alice is so busy being compassionate that it forgets to be anything else. 2.5/5 rotten Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com December 4, 2014 +1466 Still Alice is rarely anything short of compelling, in part because its sense of progression and scale offers such a distinctively unsentimental take on the terminal-countdown tearjerker. B fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club December 4, 2014 +1466 Julianne Moore is extraordinary at revealing the gradual loss of memory and confidence, and at showing the hulk of physical persistence that remains after intellect and reference have gone. fresh David Thomson 1 The New Republic December 3, 2014 +1466 Julianne Moore and Kristen Stewart's artful consideration of familial friction acerbated by disease, and vice versa, nearly saves Still Alice from the banality of its Lifetime-movie execution. 1.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine December 3, 2014 +1466 "Still Alice"" is hampered by both an unimaginative script and ordinary direction, but it's a serious Oscar contender. Why? Because Julianne Moore is in the lead." 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News December 3, 2014 +1466 The rare film possessed with the courage required to shine a light into that abyss knowing full well that down is the only way out. 5/5 fresh David Ehrlich 1 Time Out December 3, 2014 +1466 Thanks to this brave and gutsy actress' overwhelming candor and sincerity, you go away feeling educated, enlightened and more compassionate than you can possibly imagine. 4/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer December 3, 2014 +1466 The filmmakers and their lead actress never make a misstep; their approach is both clinical and deeply intimate, and the emotional journey feels true and resonant. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International December 3, 2014 +1466 A caring and compassionate portrait of a linguistics professor stricken with early onset Alzheimer's. carried home into our hearts by Julianne Moore's mesmerizing performance. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 2, 2014 +1466 It's one of those rare films that makes you think and gives you a debate to have with your loved ones. A deep, human movie that doesn't shy away from baring its soul and the vast complexities that come with it. 3.5/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com November 9, 2014 +1466 Still Alice becomes more and more engrossing as it progresses... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 5, 2014 +1466 This is an effortlessly excellent film, about a horribly hard subject. fresh Catherine Shoard 0 Guardian September 12, 2014 +1466 [This] film will mean a lot to a lot of people - not just anyone whose life Alzheimer's has affected, but anyone whom it could affect, ever. 5/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 10, 2014 +1466 "Competently directed, and delivered with the expected emotional beats, ""Still Alice"" achieves its modest goals, but one wishes it had a grander vision." C rotten Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist September 10, 2014 +1466 In the wrong hands, this is the stuff of disease-of-the-week sentimentality, but Still Alice stays away from that terrain by focusing less on the illness than on the emotional effects it has on all involved. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International September 9, 2014 +1466 The toll the disease takes on the life of a brilliant linguistics professor is superbly detailed by Julianne Moore in a career-high performance, driving straight to the terror of the disease and its power to wipe out personal certainties and identity. fresh Deborah Young 1 Hollywood Reporter September 9, 2014 +1466 Julianne Moore guides us through the tragic arc of how it must feel to disappear before one's own eyes, accomplishing one of her most powerful performances by underplaying the scenario ... fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety September 9, 2014 +1467 shines forth as a labor of love B fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews May 24, 2013 +1467 Vampire satire has some creepy moments. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +1467 This is a dark, gothic, and creepy film with excellent performances from John Malkovich and Willem Dafoe. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1467 ... [I]f you like your horror thoughtful and provoking, this is your movie. 3.5/4 fresh Lucius Gore 0 ESplatter June 25, 2008 +1467 The screenplay, by Steven Katz, suffers from arch, almost unspeakably theatrical dialogue, and, as Murnau, John Malkovich recites his lines as if monomania were synonymous with monotonic: He drains the drama of blood. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate September 25, 2007 +1467 An imaginatively twisted lesson in film history and a glorious gothic comedy-drama. fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 September 25, 2007 +1467 Wholly absorbing and inspired in parts, this carefully crafted curio dares to suggest that Murnau made a Faustian pact with an actual vampire to play the title role in exchange for the neck of the film's leading lady at production's end. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety September 25, 2007 +1467 At best, this is a dawdling, toothless riff on a vastly superior film. At worst, it's character assassination. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 23, 2007 +1467 Shadow feels like a missed opportunity. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1467 Through layers of makeup depicting the rat-faced, undead Schreck, a vampire who turns not into a bat but, worse, a demanding prima donna, Dafoe doesn't go over the top, though he does plant his flag at the summit. fresh Mark Bourne 0 DVDJournal.com April 5, 2006 +1467 Incredibly entertaining even without knowledge of Nosferatu. 8/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com December 31, 2005 +1467 In this cookie cutter movie world, it's nice to see the occasional move that doesn't quite fit into a specific genre or can't easily be classified. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +1467 What might have occurred during the filming of Nosferatu leaves one amused but confused about how much of Shadow is a spoof and how much is based in truth. 3/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 25, 2004 +1467 interesting and very good 4/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is January 7, 2004 +1467 Unusual and delightful. A- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 22, 2003 +1467 A sinister delight for the black at heart. 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1467 Guarantees that you'll never watch the source material in the same way again. 3/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 April 16, 2003 +1467 ...an incredibly uneven flick. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 25, 2003 +1467 Horror is as old as movie pictures, but this film shows it still holds dark depths to explore. 3.5/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer February 7, 2003 +1467 An entertaining but hollow venture, all bark but no bite. B- fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +1467 I'm sure this script seemed like a good idea at the time, but the final product feels like a film student's idea of a Saturday Night Live sketch. 2.5/5 rotten Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1467 Impresses on most every conceivable level: as a pure film, as wild, speculative storytelling, and, like Murnau's own Nosferatu, a benchmark ranking among the most ingenious vampire movies ever crafted. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Varney 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1467 ... the movie is strangely inert and depressingly literal-minded. C+ rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 30, 2002 +1467 A brilliant idea and two enjoyably over-the-top central performances, but an ultimately disappointing one-joke movie. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1467 There's enough fun in this to make it worth seeing, and Dafoe's performance is a must-see. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1467 If you're into seeing different smaller movies with great acting, again, run to see this. 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review October 18, 2002 +1467 A virtual treasure chest for film buffs. 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review October 10, 2002 +1467 It's a marvelous, resonant joke that never quite succeeds: Stretches of the film resemble a Dario Argento horrorfest crossed with a Mel Brooks spoof. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture September 26, 2002 +1467 We are treated to an interesting take on the vampire legend ... B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 29, 2002 +1467 A remarkable study of obsessive filmmaking that ranks as one of the best movies of the year. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1467 ...tells the story of a filmmaker who wants to make a great horror movie. Nothing more, nothing less. 3/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com May 25, 2002 +1467 It is, essentially, a goof. A meticulously crafted and exuberantly acted goof, but in the end no more than that. C+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide May 9, 2002 +1467 Despite the anarchic decadence of the period, the troubled sexuality of Murnau himself, and the loaded parallels involving vampirism, taboo lust, and the cinema, Merhige's pretensions suck this effort dry. rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1467 It's way too disjointed to really say what the intent of the endeavor really was. 2/4 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +1467 The film gets both funnier and scarier by the minute. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +1467 "It's very interesting, amusing, with a few hiccups in pacing ...Should we wonder if he was a real vampire, or be amused by the ""what if?" 3 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 14, 2001 +1467 At once a horror film, a black comedy, and a peculiar ode to the art of filmmaking, Shadow of the Vampire is best appreciated as a straight-faced fantasy. fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine May 25, 2001 +1467 ...a metaphor for obsessive filmmaking and the film industry's penchant for devouring its own talent...a sly, often funny, yet affectionate send-up of the genre. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 14, 2001 +1467 Though the storyline verges on silliness, Dafoe brilliantly captures both the cunning and the creepy isolation of the actor-vampire. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline April 16, 2001 +1467 It's a one-trick pony, but boy, is that trick a thoroughbred. 3/5 fresh Ben Falk 0 BBC.com April 16, 2001 +1467 Shadow of the Vampire might only play a few notes, but they're solid notes, expertly played. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic April 9, 2001 +1467 for all the humor and campy shivers induced by Shadow of the Vampire, there is a disturbing undercurrent... 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 6, 2001 +1467 A rather entertaining picture. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 5, 2001 +1467 The movie encourages us to share Schreck's unfettered delight as he watches his own filmed images with the knowledge that this is a man who cannot see himself in the mirror. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide February 13, 2001 +1467 I sympathized a bit too dearly with Schreck, who desires sustenance. 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central February 7, 2001 +1467 Ultimately, Shadow of the Vampire is more a gift for film buffs than casual moviegoers. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 7, 2001 +1467 By turns hilarious and hypnotic. 4/5 fresh Gemma Files 0 eye WEEKLY February 7, 2001 +1467 This in-reference fest for frightfilm fans has enough chuckles and shudders even for those who've never heard of Nosferatu. 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine February 7, 2001 +1467 It makes some good points, but ultimately just stops rather than ends. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 7, 2001 +1467 Malkovich is frightening simply as himself, and it's all too easy to believe that his Murnau -- dressed on the set in goggles and a white lab coat, mad-scientist long -- would go to fatal lengths in his 'battle to make art.' fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 7, 2001 +1467 Delectable for even the non-vampire palate. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile February 7, 2001 +1467 A shockingly funny spellbinder. 5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 6, 2001 +1467 Dafoe brings a terrifying realism to a character long steeped in mystery. fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 26, 2001 +1467 The premise is witty. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 26, 2001 +1467 Shadow of the Vampire is so consistently, inventively strange that it's likely to keep you up for an hour or two. fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times January 26, 2001 +1467 Shadow of the Vampire operates as high camp, with everyone attached to Murnau's Nosferatu given to calling him 'Herr Doktor,' which makes for a nice running joke. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 26, 2001 +1467 Works as a horror flick because Merhige is so adept at establishing an unsettling atmosphere and because Dafoe's performance is so powerfully perverse. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 26, 2001 +1467 The film's ornate design and exacting attention to detail -- as well as at least one terrific performance -- will make it worthwhile for horror fans and movie buffs. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 26, 2001 +1467 Clever. fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 26, 2001 +1467 A very satisfying meditation on a classic film. B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 26, 2001 +1467 A clever, occasionally amusing and somewhat interesting look at and re-creation of the making of the original film. 6.5/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 26, 2001 +1467 Dafoe's boundary-pushing yet calibrated performance will crack you up. fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle January 26, 2001 +1467 Shadow has the courage to be different, to be as outrageously mad as the characters on the screen. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 26, 2001 +1467 You don't need to know the stories behind Nosferatu to enjoy this naughty little bit of movie magic. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 26, 2001 +1467 The kind of movie that won't just whet the appetites of film buffs, it's one they can gorge on. fresh Drew McAnulty 0 Jam! Movies January 26, 2001 +1467 Offers an imaginative -- and darkly funny -- bit of revisionist history that's sure to please horror fans and film buffs alike. fresh Steve Tilley 0 Jam! Movies January 26, 2001 +1467 But for all the frivolity, Katz and Merhige use the world of moviemaking to explore the ways in which artists 'control' or shape life to make art. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 26, 2001 +1467 For all its cleverness and artistry, Shadow is rarely more than a cute idea. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 26, 2001 +1467 Never less than amusing. fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 26, 2001 +1467 Worth seeing for Dafoe's performance alone, a singular mixture of camp and pathos that echoes the tragic, romantic allure of vampires in literature and film. fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 26, 2001 +1467 Shadow of the Vampire is at once quite magnificent and extremely silly. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 26, 2001 +1467 Shadow provides a fat dose of good unclean fun. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 26, 2001 +1467 Shadow has an ending as perfect and complete as a stake through the heart. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 26, 2001 +1467 On several levels, Shadow of the Vampire is entertainment you can't resist sinking your fangs into. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 26, 2001 +1467 The movie does an uncanny job of re-creating the visual feel of Murnau's film. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 26, 2001 +1467 Most filmgoers can be mildly amused by the film -- and appreciate Dafoe's eccentric portrayal. But hard-core film buffs will truly sink their teeth into it. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 26, 2001 +1467 Witty and intriguing -- if somewhat detached and sterile. fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee January 26, 2001 +1467 An academic exercise driven by adolescent ideas that never shape themselves into a narrative. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 25, 2001 +1467 This is one of those films that must be seen for the performances. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 25, 2001 +1467 Diabolically amusing without plunging into the Mel Brooks zone. 4/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 25, 2001 +1467 They could have had a great film if they had just summoned the nerve to concentrate less on the vampire's tics and more on what made his legendary director tick. rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 25, 2001 +1467 This vampire doesn't suck your neck, but pulls your leg. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 25, 2001 +1467 Shadow is wonderful to look at. fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly January 25, 2001 +1467 Shadow of the Vampire might be the most original film of the year. 8 fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz January 25, 2001 +1467 Dafoe not only looks and acts the part of an actor playing the part of a vampire, he is the vampire playing the part of the actor. In a word, he is perfect. fresh Jackie Loohauis 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 25, 2001 +1467 In dire need of an injection of ideas that will lift it beyond the realm of film-geek cleverness. rotten Ernest Hardy 1 Film.com January 25, 2001 +1467 A feast of fangs bared acting by two exemplars of the form, John Malkovich and Willem Dafoe. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 25, 2001 +1467 A vivid, transporting, not easily forgotten homage to genius and the cinema. fresh Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News January 25, 2001 +1467 Clever, but executed with a disappointing lack of cinematic flair. rotten Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch January 25, 2001 +1467 [Dafoe] gives Shadow both style and substance, flesh and fantasy. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 25, 2001 +1467 An ingenious, diabolical, probably libelous, funhouse of a movie. B+ fresh Hap Erstein 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 25, 2001 +1467 A treat, courtesy of its clever premise, rich music and cinematography, and an enthusiastic cast gleefully overdoing their German accents. 9/10 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 25, 2001 +1467 Gives us a super-creepy performance by Willem Dafoe, some very cool atmosphere, a unique style of direction and an okay story. 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 25, 2001 +1467 The clever script by first-time screen writer Steven Katz manages to eschew gore and rely instead on a wickedly humorous relationship between Murnau and the vampire. 9/10 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 18, 2001 +1467 Dafoe never reverts to campy, movie-monster gestures but seems liberated, consumed by his character, inspired to give a performance that's intuitive and otherworldly. 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 12, 2001 +1467 The performances of the entire ensemble cast are thoroughly entertaining. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 4, 2001 +1467 A love letter to the beautiful mechanism of a motion picture camera. 4/5 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Filmcritic.com January 3, 2001 +1467 Murnau is probably spinning in his grave. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1467 Dafoe sinks his teeth into this tour-de-force performance -- his vamp camp is worthy of an Oscar. fresh 0 E! Online December 29, 2000 +1467 Director Merhige is remarkably successful at conveying both the heady atmosphere of the German expressionist filmmaking in its heyday and a sense of how wonderful those films actually look, even today. fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post December 29, 2000 +1467 The performances and the basic strength of the premise make Shadow of the Vampire a relatively diverting ninety minutes. fresh Andy Klein 0 TNT's Rough Cut December 29, 2000 +1467 A pleasure. 3.5/4 fresh Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com December 28, 2000 +1467 With a project such as this, it's the two central performers who should run with the ball, and they both come through like champs. fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday December 28, 2000 +1467 A bright and original homage to pre-talkie days. fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press December 28, 2000 +1467 Wickedly fun. fresh Dave White 0 IFilm December 28, 2000 +1467 Dafoe's interpretation of the real Max Schreck's vampire is hypnotic, and the transitions between clips from the real Nosferatu and Merhige's recreation of the shooting of those same scenes is simply magical. 9/10 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide December 28, 2000 +1467 Shadow of the Vampire has a weird, flickering magic that is hard to dispel. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times December 28, 2000 +1467 A stately and elegant horror film. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times December 28, 2000 +1467 Willem Dafoe's performance in Shadow of the Vampire is so irresistible it not only breaks that cycle but turns an otherwise just adequate film into something everyone will want to take a look at. 3.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 28, 2000 +1467 An original and memorable work. 9/10 fresh Tom Block 0 culturevulture.net December 28, 2000 +1467 Largely makes good on this imperative to freshness. fresh Todd R. Ramlow 0 PopMatters December 28, 2000 +1467 Manages to turn a highly dubious concept into a subtle and deliciously mordant comedy. fresh 1 Village Voice December 27, 2000 +1467 In addition to having a wonderful conceit as the basis of the plot and featuring two superlative lead performances, the film pays homage to its inspiration. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 25, 2000 +1467 One of the year's most watchable movies, particularly for film buffs. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 24, 2000 +1467 Superbly acted and visually impressive without being too 'artsy.' fresh Bill Rasco 0 ComingSoon.net December 20, 2000 +1467 The film never captures its audience. 1/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card December 19, 2000 +1467 A knowing, affectionate and often enjoyable film. fresh Stephen Cole 0 National Post January 1, 2000 +1467 A complex film that is going to appeal to moviegoers on different levels. 3.5/4 fresh Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +1467 Frivolous portrait of director F.W. Murnau and the making of his vampire classic, Nosferatu. rotten Peter Henne 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1467 Not only does [Merhige] not provide any new insights with his vampiric filmmaking study, he gives us a one dimensional Murnau. 7/10 rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 1, 2000 +1467 Rarely are biopics funny and rarer still are they scary. Shadow of the Vampire manages to be both. fresh Tim Bennett 0 CheckOut.com January 1, 2000 +1467 Assets include fine technical values and standout acting, especially a nuanced, understated performance by John Malkovich as Murnau and a thrillingly over-the-top turn by Willem Dafoe as the vampire. fresh Lael Loewenstein 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1467 A sloppy mess of a film, really corny, and a lot of fun to watch. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1467 The opening credits sequence is so long and puzzling -- it's not obvious what we're supposed to be looking at -- that it sets a bad tone for the rest of the picture. 2.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1467 It is witty, intelligent and unusual -- a most gratifying experience. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1467 8/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +1471 On the whole, this is a fascinating example of apparently fly-on-the-wall film-making, made all the more intriguing when you discover it was all planned like a military exercise. fresh Derek Malcolm 0 Guardian March 20, 2018 +1471 Pretension is kept at bay by the fact that whenever someone is holding court, the others in the scene barely seem to be listening. 2.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm March 9, 2015 +1471 Linklater is very aware that his film doesn't have a linear narrative and the movie is structured with that knowledge, as well as for a variety in tone and theme. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com October 18, 2013 +1471 "[VIDEO ESSAY] ""Slacker"" is a hallmark of American independent cinema because it is so thoroughly original in its concepts and execution." A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com March 26, 2012 +1471 The indie film has a fresh feel. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 9, 2009 +1471 A charming ensemble piece, that may be the ultimate campus comedy, about media-fixated, affectless youngsters who became spokepersons for Generation X A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 27, 2005 +1471 An exercise in meandering self-importance. C- rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +1471 A brilliant film that plays like a chain of linked short short stories. 5/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) April 7, 2005 +1471 A landscape-changing film for what it represents, as well as for what it contains. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star February 18, 2005 +1471 A landmark by an American master 4/5 fresh Jay Antani 0 Los Angeles Alternative December 15, 2004 +1471 Slacker is populated by new-age beatniks with neither fashion nor poetry, populating a culture that's distinguished by its lack of culture. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You November 1, 2004 +1471 An innovative film with its many zany portraits of dropouts from the world of work and adult responsibility fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 19, 2003 +1471 History may be written by the winners, but Slackers tells the story of life's lovable losers fresh Dan Jardine 0 All Movie Guide June 19, 2002 +1471 Slacker wasn't really interesting enough to think all that much about. 2/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1471 What Linklater has captured is a generation of bristling minds unable to turn their thoughts into action. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1471 A movie with an appeal almost impossible to describe. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1471 This is a work of scatterbrained originality, funny, unexpected and ceaselessly engaging. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1471 The experience is funny, surreal and weird. Sometimes it's even scary. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1471 There are some interesting people here, but they seem outnumbered by those that are extremely dull. 2/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1471 A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1471 4/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 10, 2005 +1471 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com August 31, 2005 +1471 4/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly September 24, 2004 +1471 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 22, 2004 +1471 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1471 4/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 20, 2003 +1471 4/5 fresh Cindy Widner 0 Austin Chronicle March 11, 2003 +1471 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 27, 2003 +1471 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 10, 2003 +1471 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 9, 2002 +1471 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 28, 2002 +1471 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly July 5, 1991 +1474 Suffused with an emphatic but completely vague sociopolitical anger, Slam can't get beyond reiterating familiar sentiments about genocidal cycles of violence and black male prison statistics. rotten Gavin Smith 0 Film Comment Magazine April 11, 2018 +1474 This film can be valued for its energetic performances. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1474 The fiction element of the film, instead of driving Levin to deeper truths, delivers him toward triteness and manipulation. rotten Peter Henne 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1474 A powder keg of a movie, exploding with emotional honesty and truth and the exuberant passion of raw young talent. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1474 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1474 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 5, 2005 +1474 4/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1474 3/5 fresh James Hill 0 BET.com December 13, 2002 +1474 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +1474 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1474 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1474 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1474 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1474 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1474 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1474 2.5/4 rotten 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1474 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1474 3/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1474 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1474 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1474 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly October 9, 1998 +1475 A Japanese story famous for its illustrations now comes to the big screen with a touch of mystery and a lot of action for kids and adults. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Laura Hiros 0 March 14, 2018 +1475 Astro Boy may be an old-time favorite, but as directed by David Bowers with a screenplay by Bowers and Timothy Hyde Harris, it arrives here as fresh, invigorating entertain fresh Dan DiNicola 0 The Daily Gazette (Schenectady, NY) February 2, 2018 +1475 He may be a reconstituted robot, but this little cyber-kid's got some real heart. 3/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile September 30, 2011 +1475 A charming and entertaining animated science fiction adventure that doesn't club us over the head with sensory overload... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed February 7, 2011 +1475 There is quite a bit of solid craft at work in Astro Boy ... but it feels rushed, ill-prepared and derivative. And that's because it is rushed, ill-prepared and derivative. 6/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net December 28, 2010 +1475 He's a cross between Superman and Pinocchio, but carrying a whole movie on his back in the absence of serious graphic invention proves too big a task. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) July 6, 2010 +1475 A suitably fun and entertaining hero for a new generation. 3.5/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy July 6, 2010 +1475 Like its supersonic, jets-in-his-feet hero, the movie itself feels totally robotic. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 6, 2010 +1475 While Astro Boy might not exude the kind of originality we're used to seeing in Pixar films, it makes up for it with plenty of humor and charm. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 6, 2010 +1475 Astro Boy is a fun sci-fi adventure that will resonate with older fans and win younger viewers. 3/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1475 This charming, futuristic family flick has enough firepower to overcome an awkward premise and Nicolas Cage's general creepiness. 4/5 fresh Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com July 6, 2010 +1475 This update of a classic animated character lands with a thud. rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Dark Horizons July 6, 2010 +1475 The animation bar has been raised, and not just by Pixar. Poor little Astro Boy hasn't a prayer of clearing it. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 6, 2010 +1475 "You need good villains in a movie. And if they're named ""Ham Egg"" then all the better." 3.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com July 6, 2010 +1475 By nudging the picture into primary colors, Astro Boy loses a shot at an intriguing personality. A little sustained darkness never hurt anyone. C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com June 2, 2010 +1475 Astro Boy is one film unlikely to be given the sequels its good name previously deserved. 2/5 rotten Sam Bathe 0 Fan The Fire April 15, 2010 +1475 It's all presented with a lack of real emotion and in a hail of noise and explosions. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 18, 2010 +1475 Bowers's play-it-straight attitude towards the material combined with the crisp, if unspectacular, animation doesn't allow 'Astro Boy' a moment to bob its head above the ever-swelling digimation pack. 2/5 rotten David Jenkins 1 Time Out February 5, 2010 +1475 What makes this peppy kids' film interesting is the human/robot apartheid system that has evolved in the futuristic world that Astro inhabits. 3/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) February 5, 2010 +1475 It is a bold and even poignant idea and the movie certainly zips along. It's not in the Wall-E league, but it's well made and inventive. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 5, 2010 +1475 Astro Boy grinds through its narrative gears predictably. 2/5 rotten Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy February 5, 2010 +1475 A little charmless and not particularly funny. The recycling message is also woefully heavy-handed. 3/5 rotten 0 Heat Magazine February 5, 2010 +1475 While a fuel cell or two short of animation's final frontier, Astro Boy capably fills the space between Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius and Wall.E. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema February 5, 2010 +1475 Fun, colourful and full of action, David Bowers' 'toon will have little trouble diverting those of a similar age to its perky, wide-eyed protagonist. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 February 5, 2010 +1475 The film presents some fairly adult themes in an understandable way, and it's also less cheesy and sentimental than a lot of animated fare. But it still packs in some exciting action sequences and impressive comic relief. 3/5 fresh Lucy Barrick 0 Radio Times February 5, 2010 +1475 The film is fast, colourful and weird enough not to be dull. But that still doesn't mean it is good. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) February 5, 2010 +1475 The visuals impress, the script does not and, bar one great chase sequence rammed full of visual gags, fails to make the most of its setting. 2/5 rotten Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) February 5, 2010 +1475 Sci-fi digimation, whirling round the screen like the furniture in a drunkard's bedroom, whisks up the characters in its tornado. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times February 5, 2010 +1475 It's hardly groundbreaking, and some of the voicework is bland, but it doesn't drag. 2/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) February 5, 2010 +1475 The sci-fi cityscapes are gleaming, the action energetic and entertaining. 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Metro (UK) February 5, 2010 +1475 David Bowers's film looks good and tries for a bit of adult interest by suggesting there might be another way other than arrant capitalism. It's not much less sophisticated than Avatar but hasn't the eye-catching novelty. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard February 5, 2010 +1475 Most of the side characters feel badly underwritten, although the gifted cast makes the most of them. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 5, 2010 +1475 Astro Boy is no awards contender. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World February 5, 2010 +1475 Although boasting some nifty set pieces despite its lacklustre and cheap-looking computer-generated animation - can't touch the brilliance and storytelling skills of the films that Disney/Pixar and Dreamworks are turning out these days. 3/5 fresh Grant Lauchlan 0 Daily Record (UK) February 5, 2010 +1475 Aside from a few neat flourishes, this is attention-sapping stuff, lacking texture in both its visuals and vocal performances. 2/5 rotten Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine February 5, 2010 +1475 Even in CG-animated form, Nicolas Cage has ridiculous hair. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman February 5, 2010 +1475 There's plenty of exciting action to keep little ones amused and enough clever and funny touches to make sure adults aren't bored either. 4/5 fresh Roz Laws 0 Birmingham Post February 5, 2010 +1475 David Bowers' stunning CG landscapes... resonate with a chaotic bunch of half-realised ideas left floating in mid-air like Metro City itself. Yet for all the deficit of grounded substance... there is never a dull moment. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Little White Lies February 4, 2010 +1475 Enjoyable, well made animated adventure with likeable characters, a strong script and some decent set-pieces as well as a nice line in satire and some quietly subversive gags. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 4, 2010 +1475 Often funny, enjoyable and surprisingly thoughtful. 3.5/5 fresh Andrew Osmond 0 SFX Magazine February 2, 2010 +1475 Astro Boy may have many of the same parts as the source material, but as Dr. Tenma learns, trying to replicate something doesn't mean you end up with the same original. C rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 January 31, 2010 +1475 A feature-length adaptation of the classic Japanese manga, Astro Boy now comes equipped with a recycling message, both in its story and with its screenplay. rotten William Goss 0 Cinematical December 17, 2009 +1475 It has a lot of heart and a lot of action. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 9, 2009 +1475 "Director David Bowers supplies just enough heart and more than enough humor to make ""Astro Boy"" an agreeable entertainment." 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 11, 2009 +1475 This is a movie that goes nowhere and offers up little in the way of originality, and while the majority of it is technically well presented the boredom I felt while watching it was almost enough to put me to sleep. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com November 6, 2009 +1475 Just dub this one Where the Mild Things Are. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 2, 2009 +1475 More than anything, Astro Boy is simply fun to watch. 3/4 fresh Russ Breimeier 0 Christianity Today October 31, 2009 +1475 It looks good, but if this Astro Boy is going to launch a new series, one can only hope the writing the next time out is not as, well... robotic. 2.5/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly October 29, 2009 +1475 "Not the greatest animated action film but much better than ""Speed Racer" 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com October 27, 2009 +1475 I just felt like this was a mistranslation -- almost trying to combine the slightly sinister, cold world of Japanese anime with the warm, sentimental, fuzzy, bouncy world of Hollywood kid animation. rotten 1 At the Movies October 26, 2009 +1475 Astro Boy stands on its own as a nifty piece of animated fun, full of good lessons, brisk pacing and humour and sweetness the original anime sometimes lacked. It does Osamu Tezuka's source creation proud. 3.5/5 fresh Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com October 25, 2009 +1475 Here's a movie with an origin that's almost more interesting than that of its 'Astro Boy' hero 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 24, 2009 +1475 I don't know how parents are going to feel about taking their kids to see Astro Boy, but I kind of respect where it goes. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine October 23, 2009 +1475 a big selling point for my kids to see this movie was the line, 'I have machine guns... in my butt?' Viewer, be warned. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 23, 2009 +1475 David Bowers' retro-cool update on the titular icon looks so great, it may take a while to notice it's a clunky political parable wrapped in a tonally confused fairy tale. 2/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News October 23, 2009 +1475 There's very little that the filmmakers haven't borrowed here, making Astro Boy feel as copied as its title character. 2.5/5 rotten Glenn Whipp 1 Los Angeles Times October 23, 2009 +1475 Awesome. Truly. 3/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 23, 2009 +1475 One of the most pleasant surprises I've had at the movies all year. 5/5 fresh Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC October 23, 2009 +1475 A visually stunning sci-fi movie that occasionally drags and could have used more imagination as well as some exploration of its provocative themes, but nonetheless manages to be a mostly thrilling adventure. 6.0/10 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru October 23, 2009 +1475 Astro Boy definitely sets himself up for a sequel, and the overall scenario is ripe to explore many current issues. But let's hope the creators trade in the well-used parts for some fresh material. 2/4 rotten Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail October 23, 2009 +1475 Astro Boy is a blast, a jolt of Japanese anime channeled through British slap-shtick that ends up yet another cool cartoon for both kids and adults. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 23, 2009 +1475 It may creep some people out -- parents more than children, no doubt. 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) October 23, 2009 +1475 Parents, don't nap while the kids watch. 4.5/5 rotten Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News October 23, 2009 +1475 The CGI animation is crisp and colorful, the characters have some complexity and there is clever enough writing to keep the parents amused while the kids have fun. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 23, 2009 +1475 What Astro Boy has in spades are energy, good humor, and the demolition-derby action of a superhero smash-up, reasons enough to recommend it to grade-school boys. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 23, 2009 +1475 Astro Boy ultimately fizzles when it should be flying. rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 Syfy Wire October 23, 2009 +1475 Action-packed adventure a fun bet for young superhero fans. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media October 23, 2009 +1475 It's a totally serviceable reboot for young people who are just discovering the joys of manga, but I can't help but miss the raw animation and even rawer emotional aesthetics of Tezuka's original televised anime series. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 23, 2009 +1475 Like a lot of movies, Astro Boy has been designed to function on different levels and serve different audiences, but in this case these multiple meanings and points of address have created a confusion of tone. 2.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times October 23, 2009 +1475 Tenma wisely powers the boy's heart with positive energy, something that spreads to the movie as well. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic October 23, 2009 +1475 ... the familiarity gives it the elemental power of a fairy tale. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 23, 2009 +1475 Astro Boy provides all of the elements needed to create a super hero movie, but it lacks soul. 1/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com October 23, 2009 +1475 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! October 23, 2009 +1475 While the film retains some of the DNA of the original TV series, it bears more similarity to such recent fare as Wall-E and Transformers. 2/4 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post October 23, 2009 +1475 The animation style is supple and assured. And if the audience includes any precocious kids like Toby, they'll be diverted by references to Isaac Asimov and Immanuel Kant. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine October 23, 2009 +1475 Lacklustre design and rudimentary storytelling sink Astro Boy below the level of the recent hits of Pixar and DreamWorks. 2/4 rotten Jason Anderson 1 Toronto Star October 23, 2009 +1475 For at least half of its length, it's an Astro Bore. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 23, 2009 +1475 The icon's first big screen appearance is sure to be a let down for his long-time fans, too light for their sophisticated tastes and too dark for the simpler appetites of their children. 4/10 rotten Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com October 23, 2009 +1475 Tthis CG-animated adaptation of the Japanese comic classic feels derivative but moderately entertaining, particularly in some of the highflying visuals. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 23, 2009 +1475 Hollywood's attempts to do the anime style never seem to get it ... That Astro Boy gets at least some of the elements right could be seen as some kind of triumph -- just not enough of one to induce us to recommend it. C+ rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online October 23, 2009 +1475 Strictly for small fry. 2/4 rotten Frank Lovece 1 Newsday October 23, 2009 +1475 The fun and merriment take a backseat to the sci-fi elements, which are probably not what the intended audience is looking for. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 23, 2009 +1475 "Any critic who complained about the lack of story in ""Where the Wild Things Are"" should be forced to watch the escapades and high jinks of ""Astro Boy"" on a loop until they realize that activity is not to be confused with actual storytelling." 2.5/5 rotten James Rocchi 1 MSN Movies October 22, 2009 +1475 While the animation is excellent, Astro Boy is too intense for younger kids, too corny for teens and annoyingly political overall. 2/5 rotten Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant October 22, 2009 +1475 Summit Entertainment has tried just a little too hard to broaden the appeal of its new computer-animated feature Astro Boy. 2.5/4 rotten Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Times October 22, 2009 +1475 If you think it's a good idea to begin a movie for children by killing off a young boy in an industrial accident as his father looks on, raise your hand. Anyone? C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet October 22, 2009 +1475 I wish the film version of Astro Boy provided a stronger antidote to mediocrity....the script takes its sweet time establishing its rules and locale, then rolls in one too many subplots. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune October 22, 2009 +1475 Although Astro Boy has its moments, in a movie year already crowded with animated successes, it may not have the superhuman strength to stand out. 2.5/4 rotten Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 22, 2009 +1475 It's harsh, but it's sweetened by Toby -- he's not a real boy, but he's a classic hero. B fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly October 22, 2009 +1475 A morbidly insensitive insult. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 22, 2009 +1475 This animated adaptation of the Japanese comics characters and concepts appears to have been cobbled together from parts of other, better movies. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 22, 2009 +1475 Astro Boy alternately soars and sputters through a story line that's not quite sure who it's aimed at. 2.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 22, 2009 +1475 fails to satisfy on any emotional or intellectual level. 2/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com October 22, 2009 +1475 The movie never soars like Astro Boy, but it does rise above the lack of promise that prevails in the early scenes, which is a tough thing for any movie to do. B- fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 22, 2009 +1475 A muddled film full of one-dimensional characters and insultingly strident politics. C- rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club October 22, 2009 +1475 It's creepy, and it's weird, and it's something like a mecha minstrel show, particularly in how the film pretends to a 'robots are people too' theme yet fails itself to treat them as such. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 22, 2009 +1475 Astro Boy succeeds at creating a complex world filled with second-class robots and sometimes careless, greedy humans, providing food for thought and animated thrills for adults and kids alike. 2.5/4 fresh Adam Keleman 0 Slant Magazine October 22, 2009 +1475 dourly imagined tale whose only real value is in explaining the secret behind that pointy hairdo sported by our hero for all these years 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews October 22, 2009 +1475 Decked out in snazzy computer-generated animation, but comes across as more rote than exhilarating. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 22, 2009 +1475 The humans, none of whom have strong enough personalities to engage, look enough like people but Toby looks like a shrunken version of the Big Boy mascot. 2/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com October 22, 2009 +1475 Serious Tezuka fans will likely appreciate the sharp multi-dimensional presentation, even as they resent Osamu's being pimped out for Obama. 2/4 fresh Chris Faraone 0 Boston Phoenix October 22, 2009 +1475 Astro Boy is better than most of its recent competitors, such as Monsters vs. Aliens and Kung Fu Panda. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 22, 2009 +1475 "A futuristic take on ""Pinocchio""... a competently-made animated adventure that probably will wow kids more than it will keep adults entertained for more than a few minutes." 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 21, 2009 +1475 Cobbled together from trusty old parts, Astro Boy manages to stand on its own feet. 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 21, 2009 +1475 It's pretty forgettable. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press October 21, 2009 +1475 Astro Boy is a marvelously designed piece of cartoon kinetics, with the pleasing soft colors and rounded-metal tactility of an atomic-age daydream. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly October 21, 2009 +1475 In its best moments, the film exudes an almost Miyazakian love of flight, notably during the hero's maiden soar through the clouds. 3/5 fresh Nick Schager 1 Time Out October 21, 2009 +1475 The feature-length film, modelled on Pixar films, merges the best of western and eastern animation styles. result is an entertaining film that should satisfy both adults and children. 3.5/5 fresh Des Partridge 0 Courier Mail (Australia) October 18, 2009 +1475 This slapdash animated adventure is a middling diversion at best. 2.5/5 rotten Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex October 17, 2009 +1475 It strays too far from the original to please hard-core fans and it is so confused in tone and purpose that it is hard to tell where it's aimed. 2.5/5 rotten Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald October 15, 2009 +1475 A well-oiled CG-animated superhero pic that makes up in competence and vitality what it lacks in originality. fresh Andrew Barker 1 Variety October 15, 2009 +1475 What transpires is a tolerable knock-off of the boom-boom bits from The Incredibles, along with some so-so slapstick filler. 2.5/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) October 14, 2009 +1475 Diehard fans should be warned that the movie will not deliver the nostalgic hit they are hoping for. This is not necessarily such a bad thing. At least a new generation is being exposed to Astro Boy. 3/5 fresh Sarah Theeboom 0 Time Out Sydney October 14, 2009 +1475 Like a pig-iron fisted metaphor, Astro Boy the film resembles the robot, in that it is cobbled together out of parts we recognise. And as much as they don't sound like they could all work in one film, they don't. 2/5 rotten Giles Hardie 0 Unknown2 October 13, 2009 +1475 An exciting action-packed story with a host of fantastic voice actors, this is a contender for best animated movie of the year. fresh Annette Basile 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 13, 2009 +1475 If all of this sounds a bit heavy, even dark and scary, indeed some of it is. But it's also very funny, action packed and pithy. 3/5 fresh Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 12, 2009 +1475 A smart, snappy upgrade doesn't tarnish memories of a childhood favourite. 4/5 fresh Ben McEachen 0 Empire Magazine Australasia October 11, 2009 +1475 The symbolism and the underlying themes within this story may not be relevant to its core audience, but it's interesting to see how filmmakers feed off those elements fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile October 8, 2009 +1475 It may be the gleaming blue core power source that allows Astro Boy to function as a superhero robot, but it is the massive heart of the story that makes this updated animated spectacular a sure-fire winner fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile October 8, 2009 +1475 C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 14, 2012 +1475 1.5/4 rotten 0 National Post October 23, 2009 +1477 Babe: Pig in the City is one of the most subversive films ever marketed to children. fresh Sean Nelson 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 22, 2017 +1477 A brilliant, grotesquely underrated family film criticised at the time of its release for being too dark for young audiences. fresh Luke Buckmaster 0 The Daily Review/Crikey March 1, 2016 +1477 Has no small amount of merit, especially in the areas of production and costume design, but... [not] in any meaningful way a successful or even appropriate follow-up. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy June 17, 2014 +1477 Carries its predecessor's torch into darker, quixotic territories, bursting at the seams with folkloric witticism and hellzapoppin' imagery. 4/4 fresh Rob Humanick 0 Slant Magazine November 12, 2012 +1477 Darker than the original, not for very young kids. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media September 16, 2010 +1477 This is the stuff of Dickens, told on the scale of Blade Runner and Brazil, with the madcap spirit of The Great Muppet Caper. A fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +1477 An amazing accomplishment. George Miller brings the same approach to this sequel as he did with the Mad Max trilogy: Don't re-make, re-invent. A work of genius. 4/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com September 7, 2003 +1477 ...Paints a bleak picture of humanity. Not to mention, shall we say, animality. 3/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1477 Babe needed a sequel as much as Citizen Kane or Casablanca. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 21, 2002 +1477 Would anyone go for a sequel to The Wizard of Oz that catapulted Dorothy and Toto into the world of Once Were Warriors or Escape From New York? F rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide May 8, 2002 +1477 Where Babe was warm, gentle, and cuddly, Pig in the City is fast paced and antic. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 20, 2002 +1477 Miller's confident, technically astounding direction produces challenging ideas at every turn. fresh Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine April 17, 2001 +1477 BABE has all but lost its bearings. rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1477 It's a nice change of pace to find a sequel that doesn't merely try to remake the original, but Babe: Pig in the City lacks any of the original's endearing gentle spirit. 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 Scott Renshaw's Screening Room January 1, 2000 +1477 Most definitely not a movie for young children B- fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +1477 Sequel isn't quite hog heaven, but it's meaty enough. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1477 It may not be as fresh as its predecessor, it still begs a look-see. As the year winds down, this is one fine holiday ham that should be savored, not skinned. 2/4 fresh Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1477 Don't let this movie get away from you. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +1477 This is the family film of the year and should not be missed. fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum January 1, 2000 +1477 Grounding all the mayhem in emotional priority is the little pig that could. fresh David Luty 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1477 ...a completely new experience for the audience and the film's characters, and virtually, one of the best sequels that has ever come along in the past decade. 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1477 Laden with more useless pork than a congressional bill. rotten Julie Hinds 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +1477 Universal should have left well enough alone, heeding the immortal closing words of Farmer Hoggett in the original. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1477 Babe: Pig in the City is mostly a joyless sequel to the joyful original. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1477 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1477 3.5/4 fresh Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1477 B fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +1477 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1477 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit August 21, 2002 +1477 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1477 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1477 8/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1477 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1477 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +1477 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1477 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1477 7/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1477 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1477 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1477 8/10 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1477 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1477 1/5 rotten James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1477 1/4 rotten Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1477 0/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1477 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey Huston 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1477 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1478 A celluloid chlamydeous test and a complete waste of precious life. 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 23, 2002 +1478 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 18, 2005 +1478 1/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com April 1, 2003 +1478 5 rotten Janet Branagan 0 Apollo Guide April 1, 2003 +1483 You can't accuse The Dressmaker of putting style over substance because it has both in spades. 3.5/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 31, 2018 +1483 The Dressmaker wagers that its audience might only get out to see one film in theaters this year, so it should cram all the genres they love into its two-hour runtime. rotten Jacob Oller 0 Oklahoma Gazette August 27, 2018 +1483 "While I wish the story could have been a bit more balanced, ""The Dressmaker"" boasts great performances by all involved and cashes in on its silly, and occasionally dark, humor. " 3/5 fresh Mae Abdulbaki 0 Movies with Mae August 21, 2018 +1483 The best thing about The Dressmaker is, of course, Kate Winslet. The plot is over-complicated and includes a wedding, a funeral, an ambitious death count, drugs and alcohol, dueling dressmakers, and a grand finale theatrical extravaganza. 6.5/10 fresh Alexandra MacAaron 0 Women's Voices for Change December 2, 2017 +1483 Gives ample room for the talents of the wonderful Judy Davis. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Shockya.com November 13, 2017 +1483 I loved the idea -- and indeed its stunning visualisation... but that's not enough to sustain a film that is criminally overlong and wastes several opportunities to come to a close. Winslet, however, is fab. 3/5 rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 25, 2017 +1483 Without Kate Winslet's on-screen presence, this small, quirky Australian film is unlikely to gain any traction. 2/5 rotten Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) September 20, 2017 +1483 When a movie invites you to question its very reason for being, there's something wrong in the design. 2.5/4 rotten Lisa Jensen 0 Good Times Santa Cruz September 11, 2017 +1483 Is The Dressmaker a comedy? Or a tragedy? It tries to be both, and ends up being neither. rotten Rain Jokinen 0 SFist March 23, 2017 +1483 The opening is brilliant, the cinematography is pristine, the acting -- especially by Davis and Winslet -- is good across the board. fresh Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) March 15, 2017 +1483 "Winslet and Davis are formidable in ""The Dressmaker." 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf March 13, 2017 +1483 Actually, it's Hogan's sensibility that is the real star of The Dressmaker. He adapts the Rosalie Ham novel, a neo-feminist soap opera, to salute the indefatigable brotherhood and sisterhood of women and gay men who struggle to find acceptance and love. fresh Armond White 0 Out Magazine March 3, 2017 +1483 The Dressmaker is wonderfully complex and funny, with brilliant performances from Winslet and Davis. fresh 0 Film Inquiry February 21, 2017 +1483 "The Dressmaker"" wraps a pig pen of a town and its porky inhabitants in silk. It tackles the feeling of being cursed by your confines and the toxicity of small town gossip mongering; with beauty, death, romance and hilarity. " 3.5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 Graffiti With Punctuation January 13, 2017 +1483 Imagine Amelie, but starring Clint Eastwood in drag. 2.5/5 rotten Jay Stone 0 Ex-Press.com November 7, 2016 +1483 This outback revenge fantasy wrapped in haute couture costumes is a good deal of fun. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly October 21, 2016 +1483 The oddball characters, the black humor, the sudden bursts of violence - it all seems to be going well, until the film veers into gooey melodrama. It's like a perfectly-tailored suit that unexpectedly starts fraying at the seams. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) October 14, 2016 +1483 While Moorhouse pulls off some quirky comic sequences, she can't quite corral the story's expanding slate of characters and tearaway themes. 2.5/5 rotten Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press October 7, 2016 +1483 Moorhouse's willingness to push the envelope and dive into the darkest aspects of the tale with such macabre relish allows the emotions swirling within this maelstrom to resonate all the deeper. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 7, 2016 +1483 Unplesant 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation October 6, 2016 +1483 The Dressmaker is a fun and at times touching romp through the Outback, as well as a feast for the eyes and ears. 3/4 fresh Mark Sommer 0 Buffalo News October 6, 2016 +1483 Moorhouse gleefully blends laughter and shocks....She works with a scalpel. 3/4 fresh Robert Horton 0 HeraldNet (Everett, WA) September 30, 2016 +1483 There's plenty to admire here, especially if your taste is tailored to the unusual. B fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News September 30, 2016 +1483 It is a slow-motion trainwreck of a movie. rotten Rebecca Pahle 0 Pajiba September 30, 2016 +1483 Something of a mess that moves jarringly from one genre to another, but though it never really comes together, it's also weirdly entertaining. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 29, 2016 +1483 The Dressmaker's twists are best experienced blind, and its treats are modest but genuine. 3.5/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle September 29, 2016 +1483 It's a gem with a distinct visual and atmospheric presence, with Moorhouse reclaiming her career in a major way. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com September 29, 2016 +1483 Whatever were they smoking? 2/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer September 28, 2016 +1483 It's difficult to sympathize with any of these characters through the awkward shifts in tone. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue September 26, 2016 +1483 Winslet and Davis may be great together, but the movie spends so much time on so many other characters that this one outstanding element of the film is forced to take a backseat to a series of asides. 5.0/10 rotten Josh Lasser 0 IGN Movies September 26, 2016 +1483 Taken bite by bite and with a measure of patience, Moorhouse's directorial return is as delightfully chaotic as Tilly's homecoming, a colorful, one-of-a-kind affair that's not afraid to shake things up a bit. 6/10 fresh Bernard Boo 0 PopMatters September 23, 2016 +1483 "Kate Winslet as sexy femme fatale with a wicked pair of shears is a lot of fun. As her mum ""Mad"" Molly, Judy David triumphs." B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald September 23, 2016 +1483 In the end, the characters are all dressed up with nowhere funny or interesting to go. 2/4 rotten Anita Katz 0 San Francisco Examiner September 23, 2016 +1483 Kate Winslet can do anything ... except save this movie from quirky overkill. 2/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 23, 2016 +1483 The film has so many moodswings that watching it induces whiplash, and just about everybody in it, from Winslet on down to Judy Davis, playing the dressmaker's crotchety mother, flagrantly overdoes it. C rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor September 23, 2016 +1483 Irreverent dramedy about revenge deals with abuse. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media September 23, 2016 +1483 "The second Winslet sets her sewing machine on the ground and snarls, ""I'm back, you bastards,"" we're delighted to hear we're in for something fun. " B- fresh Amy Nicholson 1 MTV September 23, 2016 +1483 Positively explodes with a surfeit of pent-up creative energy that unfortunately doesn't know when to stop. 2.5/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com September 23, 2016 +1483 Alternately wildly funny, wildly romantic, wildly satiric, and, at the same time, dark and tragic B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet September 22, 2016 +1483 There are giggles to be had -- especially given the talents of cast members like Winslet, Davis, Hemsworth and Weaving -- but the laughs are not quite plentiful enough to make up for its awkward contrivances. fresh Claudia Puig 1 TheWrap September 22, 2016 +1483 A dressmaker seeking vindication drives this dark dramedy. Kate Winslet delivers an outstanding performance as the determined seamstress. Also in fine form is Hugo Weaving as a quirky, cross-dressing police sergeant. A perfect fit for awards season. 4/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com September 22, 2016 +1483 More often the intrusions of the comic on the dramatic aren't so much offensive as merely strange, which nevertheless torpedoes any hope of the audience taking this very seriously. 1/4 rotten Calum Marsh 0 National Post September 22, 2016 +1483 Mark The Dressmaker as a taste it takes the full two hours to acquire. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express September 22, 2016 +1483 This confused and overlong film inhabits a world of caustic darkness that not even an expert seamstress could patch over with silly pratfalls. rotten Andrew Lapin 1 NPR September 22, 2016 +1483 [T]he movie's inability to make up its mind on an approach sinks it. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies September 22, 2016 +1483 "Unfortunately, and despite its promising start, ""The Dressmaker"" doesn't move much beyond the level of well-costumed playacting." rotten 1 New York Times September 22, 2016 +1483 The Dressmaker may be a revenge comedy, but it never quite conforms to our expectations of what that should mean. And that seems to be exactly how Moorhouse wants it. fresh Marissa Martinelli 1 Slate September 22, 2016 +1483 The Titanic is now the second-biggest disaster Kate Winslet has ever been associated with. 0/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post September 22, 2016 +1483 The tone repeatedly flips from quirky to woeful. The costumes are gorgeous, though. 2/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star September 22, 2016 +1483 Emotionally garbled. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader September 22, 2016 +1483 "Overplotted, undercooked and extremely well-dressed, ""The Dressmaker"" has style to burn, but it has a mean streak as wide as the Outback." 1.5/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post September 22, 2016 +1483 Winslet and Davis salvage what they can from the movie - a heroic effort, almost, making it a fun trifle, albeit one with some deadly serious overtones. 3/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic September 22, 2016 +1483 Perhaps it's meant to be somehow mythic, but mostly The Dressmaker is just cruel. rotten Abbey Bender 1 Village Voice September 22, 2016 +1483 It might not all flow, but between Winslet and castmate Judy Davis's various spitfire moments and some potent dark turns, there's a fair amount to like. 2.5/4 fresh Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe September 22, 2016 +1483 "Tonal inconsistencies sink ""The Dressmaker,"" and the same applies to Winslet's character." 2/4 rotten Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 22, 2016 +1483 The film is most successful when it's playing dress-up, less so when the comedy goes black, and worst off when it attempts melodrama. C+ rotten Esther Zuckerman 1 AV Club September 22, 2016 +1483 This is Winslet's world. Her grown-up lady curves, her generous features, her unique cocktail of impatience and compassion: They're all as wonderfully incongruous as this swoon of a film. fresh Lisa Rosman 0 Signature September 21, 2016 +1483 What starts as a cheeky lark about bad reputations and snazzy transformations never really gels into something truly funny or even appetizingly weird. rotten Robert Abele 1 Los Angeles Times September 21, 2016 +1483 The cast is the only winning ensemble The Dressmaker needs. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics September 21, 2016 +1483 "It's soapy melodrama with the fun dampened by ""verisimilitude"" - a Marvel-movie treatment for the book-club set." C- rotten Dan Schindel 0 The Film Stage September 21, 2016 +1483 A garbled, tonally schizo revenge dramedy with little narrative drive, which swings like a teetering drunk between Tex Avery cartoonishness and somber old school woman's picture. 2/5 rotten Matt Prigge 0 Metro September 21, 2016 +1483 Kate Winslet's outfits-but not much else-shine in this tonally jarring revenge thriller/dark comedy/small-town drama/murder mystery/... pseudo-western? rotten Rebecca Pahle 0 Film Journal International September 20, 2016 +1483 Part slow-burn mother-daughter drama, part slow-burn suspense thriller, and part slow-burn romance, with a few twists for good measure as the town begins to come apart at the seams. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews September 20, 2016 +1483 "The Dressmaker"" is only sew-sew." 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 New York Daily News September 20, 2016 +1483 Despite Winslet's stunning cowgirl fashionista, The Dressmaker is a whole lot of weirdness packed into a story that stumbles around like an emotionally-inept drunk. 4/10 rotten Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered September 18, 2016 +1483 The frequent contemptuousness the film displays toward its characters keeps the audience at arm's length. 1/4 rotten Elise Nakhnikian 0 Slant Magazine September 9, 2016 +1483 The Dressmaker is a visual feast -- contrasting a dreary rural Australian town with outrageous couture costumes -- but it's let down by an inflated running time and confused tone. 2.5/5 rotten Sarah McIntyre 0 July 25, 2016 +1483 The filmmaker is not known for her consistency, especially when it comes to adapting material like the one in this film. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Fernando Lopez 0 June 22, 2016 +1483 An unclassified film that swings between genres like western, noir, melodrama, dark comedy and inspiring tale. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Andrea G. Bermejo 0 June 22, 2016 +1483 A weird, incoherent, and unsettling tale that is really just a bunch of crazy and eccentric stories. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Alberto Bermejo 0 El Mundo (Spain) June 22, 2016 +1483 A strange combination of a spaghetti western, a dark and crazy comedy, romantic melodrama, a cartoon, slapstick and social criticism. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Javier Oca 0 El Pais (Spain) June 22, 2016 +1483 An atypical film that changes genre, showing versatility and that Australian filmmakers don't care about the conventionality set by Hollywood. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 June 9, 2016 +1483 Doesn't live up to expectations. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Diego Batlle 0 Otroscines.com June 8, 2016 +1483 Winslet's performance, as well as Davis', anchors this rambling affair. The story zigs when you expect it to zag, but that is not a bad thing, especially when its characters are so engaging. 3.5/5 fresh John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) May 25, 2016 +1483 Often evoking the dark humour of a Beckett play, with its world a relatively plausible representation of an unforgiving and tragic universe. R fresh Isobel Yeap 0 May 15, 2016 +1483 Director Moorhouse co-wrote with her husband P.J. Hogan, the brains behind the lean, sleek Muriel's Wedding, but this effort seems tone-deaf by comparison. 3/5 rotten Peter Calder 0 New Zealand Herald May 3, 2016 +1483 With Myrtle inexplicably running up haute couture outfits for the locals as part of her unclear scheme, the film is as superficial as a catwalk parade. 2.5/5 rotten James Mottram 0 South China Morning Post April 18, 2016 +1483 "The cast is the only winning ensemble ""The Dressmaker"" needs." 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com April 15, 2016 +1483 The Dressmaker could've been a strange gem if it didn't fail at pretending to be so many other things. [Full review in Spanish] rotten 0 Espinof March 31, 2016 +1483 All in all, it's good natured, quirky fun of the kind Australian cinema does so well. 3/5 fresh Chris Newbould 0 The National (UAE) March 18, 2016 +1483 As long as the camera concentrates on Winslet and the haute couture, it is beautifully filmed fun. 4/5 fresh Theresa Smith 0 Independent Online (South Africa) March 2, 2016 +1483 The Australian style is the one that makes this a comedy of contrasts, of crazy characters and something special. [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Suso Aira 0 Sensacine February 3, 2016 +1483 Revenge, mother-daughter bonds and the transformative power of clothes are the threads stitched deftly throughout Jocelyn Moorhouse's quirky Australian comedy drama, which induces tears as much as giggles. 3/5 fresh Georgia Morgan 0 Liverpool Echo December 30, 2015 +1483 You will either find The Dressmaker a hoot or a perplexing bore, like a shaggy dog story that is not nearly as entertaining as the teller seems to think. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) November 22, 2015 +1483 Events veer between tragedy and comedy, often within a scene, at times within a single sentence. 3/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) November 22, 2015 +1483 It's a vibrant, dangerous tale of revenge dominated by a stunning, multi-layered performance from Kate Winslet. 3/5 fresh Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy November 21, 2015 +1483 Jocelyn Moorhouse's latest feature is lively and enjoyable enough, and often gorgeous to look at, but undermined by its shifting storytelling styles. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) November 20, 2015 +1483 What begins as a would-be exercise in camp devolves into perfervid tosh and ultimately tedium in The Dressmaker, a belligerently over-the-top revenge drama that might just about have squeaked by as an opera. 2/5 rotten Matt Wolf 0 The Arts Desk November 20, 2015 +1483 So entertaining, so unexpected, so wonderfully oddball, so damn good. Witty genre-busting simmering with pathos, humor, and calamity. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 20, 2015 +1483 Despite its levity and wild shifts in tone, The Dressmaker is a heartbreaking tragicomedy. It's also imaginative, funny, colourful, poignant and unforgettable. 4/5 fresh Karen Krizanovich 0 Radio Times November 20, 2015 +1483 Ultimately stumbles and falls when over-long narrative veers off in a bizarre direction in the final reel. 3/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema November 19, 2015 +1483 Winslet and Davis are both so good, bringing genuine poignancy to the evolving mother-daughter relationship, that I found myself sucked into their strange world ... 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) November 19, 2015 +1483 To say that The Dressmaker is sui generis is almost an understatement. 4/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) November 19, 2015 +1483 Surely Winslet can find better roles than this. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 19, 2015 +1483 What could've been sleek and subtle is loud, garish and unwieldy. 2/5 rotten David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies November 19, 2015 +1483 Wildly uneven in tone it may be, but this 'Unforgiven with a sewing machine' revenge comedy is also something of a guilty pleasure, and has definite cult potential. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 WOW247 November 19, 2015 +1483 Imagine a Sergio Leone remake of Chocolat and you will get some idea of the tone set by this sumptuous, lavishly embroidered tale of Outback revenge. 4/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk November 19, 2015 +1483 Kate Winslet is an absolute goddess in this hilarious, moving and very dark Australian dramedy based on the bestselling novel by Rosalie Ham. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 The List November 16, 2015 +1483 Melodramatic episodes sit oddly with the dark comedy. But it's still a giggle ... 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Empire Magazine November 12, 2015 +1483 Don't let the trailers and adverts fool you. The Dressmaker is a viciously dark comedy that will catch many by surprise. B fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane November 10, 2015 +1483 While the movie comes on like a crowd pleaser, it leaves a highly acrid taste. 3/5 rotten Nick Dent 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) November 5, 2015 +1483 It is a stylish film, and it manages to avoid the pitfalls of sentiment through its utilisation of an almost unfeasibly dark heart and wicked sense of humour that trends dangerously close to cruel. fresh Alex Doenau 0 Trespass November 5, 2015 +1483 Moorhouse's amazing ensemble have lots of nasty fun with their often awful characters, but it's her adapted script that makes this, her fifth film as director, so subversive. 3.5/5 fresh Rip It Up 0 Rip It Up November 4, 2015 +1483 This scenario is, as presented, so jarringly unreal that I gave up trying to follow the plot and settled back to enjoy the look of the film and some of the performances. 2.5/5 rotten David Stratton 0 The Australian October 30, 2015 +1483 Kudos to the casting director and Winslet's Aussie accent. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) October 30, 2015 +1483 A winning, whacky, hugely enjoyable slice of Australiana that begins with a whisper and ends with a heck of a bang...unspools as a big, boisterous period comedy driven by a thirst for revenge, a desire for romance and a hunger to entertain. 4/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW October 30, 2015 +1483 There's a wickedly deranged streak running through this film, but it's also a deeply humane piece of storytelling. fresh Cara Nash 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 29, 2015 +1483 Its throwback elements offer more in the way of irritating limitations than timelessness. 2/5 rotten Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz October 29, 2015 +1483 All questions of taste and plausibility aside, The Dressmaker is a hoot and a healthy shock to the system. Australian cinema may never be quite the same again. 4/5 fresh Jake Wilson 0 Sydney Morning Herald October 28, 2015 +1483 In addition to the inspired direction of Jocelyn Moorhouse, The Dressmaker draws ably on the united effort of an appreciably committed cast. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) October 28, 2015 +1483 Unabashedly blends genre and style as black comedy meets romantic drama and the elegant clashes with the grotesque, to make for a spirited and visually engaging romp of a movie. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews October 28, 2015 +1483 Moorhouse has a clear vision for the material and a great team to help her achieve it fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile October 26, 2015 +1483 I wanted to like the film more, but the in-your-face tone kept me at arm's length rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile October 26, 2015 +1483 If Moorhouse's film sometimes falls out of step, then it at least has the self-belief to go out in a blaze of glory. 3/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age October 21, 2015 +1483 a loud, batty, fancy-frocked, sashed-and-stockinged revenge story pitched somewhere between an outback period piece and a Wile E Coyote cartoon. fresh Luke Buckmaster 0 Guardian October 16, 2015 +1483 If The Dressmaker is good for nothing else, it will mark the moment that Kate Winslet began her transformation into our wacky, awesome aunt. rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 Mashable September 23, 2015 +1483 Whether it tickles your funny bone is likely going to be entirely dependent on how warped your sense of humor is and how easily you can ignore some of its more unsavory elements. B fresh Glenn Dunks 0 Film Experience September 21, 2015 +1483 "The Dressmaker"" wants to be a saucy and absurd tale of small town scandal, only to then attempt to try and turn the story completely inside out." C rotten Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist September 18, 2015 +1483 The cast often rises above this tonally bonkers fable, where dark comedy wraps around a melodrama, which all gives way to a noirish revenge story. 2/5 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto September 17, 2015 +1483 The Dressmaker is enormously good fun, especially if you love clothes and enjoy a makeover montage. 3.5/5 fresh Rochelle Siemienowicz 0 sbs.com.au September 17, 2015 +1483 A hodgepodge of comic melodrama, more panto than pathos. 2/5 rotten Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) September 17, 2015 +1483 Light comedy, romantic drama, small-town secrets and revenge schemes might not seem an easy or winning mix; however in The Dressmaker, the combination fits. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Screen International September 15, 2015 +1483 The film is a tonally uneven, genre-shifting hurricane of a thing, wildly careering off the rails and smashing into everything in its view. 2/5 rotten Benjamin Lee 0 Guardian September 15, 2015 +1483 "Little here ""works"" in any traditional sense of that word, but the film boasts enough manic energy and straight-up weirdness to keep you entertained before overstaying its welcome in the final act." fresh Jon Frosch 1 Hollywood Reporter September 14, 2015 +1484 ...registers most strongly as a piece of anti-isolationist propaganda. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm July 30, 2018 +1484 Creative Hitchcock thriller mixes fun, spectacular set pieces and political depth. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television August 22, 2014 +1484 While Albert Bassermann earned a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for a somewhat hammy turn, the best performance comes from George Sanders, atypically cast as a fearless and resourceful hero rather than the cads and scoundrels he generally played. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 18, 2014 +1484 It's such an entertaining film that it's almost possible to forget its didactic agenda, which is certainly part of the point. 4.5/5 fresh Keith Phipps 0 The Dissolve February 20, 2014 +1484 It doesn't always proceed as smoothly as some of Hitchcock's best films, but it is never anything less than grandly entertaining. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 20, 2014 +1484 A showcase of early Hitchcock suspense. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 16, 2011 +1484 This film contains one of Hitchcock's most famous set pieces -- an assassination in the rain -- but otherwise remains a second-rate effort, as immensely enjoyable as it is. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader March 27, 2009 +1484 Story is essentially the old cops-and-robbers. But it has been set in a background of international political intrigue of the largest order. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1484 ...a strangely uninvolving thriller... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 2, 2007 +1484 highly entertaining with many great set pieces. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 19, 2006 +1484 Into it Director Alfred Hitchcock, whose unmistakable stamp the picture bears, has packed about as much romantic action, melodramatic hullabaloo, comical diversion and illusion of momentous consequence as the liveliest imagination could conceive. 5/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times January 28, 2006 +1484 Hitchcock's espionage thriller is a thoroughly enjoyable affair, complete with some of his most memorable set pieces. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1484 Hitchcock gem. 4/5 fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television August 13, 2005 +1484 Funny on purpose and that, obviously, makes all the difference in the world. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central March 21, 2005 +1484 The film includes some of Hitchcock's finest set-pieces, including a secret hideout inside a windmill, a murder in broad daylight and a plane crash, even if the romantic subplot tends to slow things down a bit. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 20, 2004 +1484 strength of this film lies with Hitchcock's incredible narrative ability and cinematic vision B fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews September 19, 2004 +1484 Foreign Correspondent works best for what it was designed for: Propaganda. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com September 10, 2004 +1484 A run-of-the-mill Hitchcock thriller that has some bright spots, but it's not one of his best. rotten 0 Film4 August 3, 2004 +1484 [A] dandy wartime Hitchcock thriller fresh 0 Austin Chronicle October 1, 2003 +1484 The epitome of the studio-crafted movie. There's not a lazy, haphazard shot in the entire film. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 26, 2002 +1484 Solid Hitchcock espionage whirlwind. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1484 There is plenty to enjoy here, including some impressive sets, especially those used for a harrowing plane crash at sea and the interior of a Dutch windmill. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1484 One of the great espionage films, gleaming with suspense, atmosphere and sharp dialogue, and tautly directed by Alfred Hitchcock. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1484 The picture is not the best of Hitchcock's body of work, but it is quite a well done film and well worth looking for. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1484 One of Hitchcock's underrated films, but even today, it is one of his most satisfying, hilarious, and intelligent films. 4/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1484 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 29, 2008 +1484 4/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 10, 2004 +1484 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 22, 2004 +1484 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 20, 2004 +1484 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 20, 2003 +1484 4/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +1485 Never quite hits the sweet spot in balancing action and humor. The film clunkily moves back and forth between them, rather than getting them to work in unison. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat April 19, 2016 +1485 A lackluster Beverly Hills Cop rip-off. 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily September 28, 2005 +1485 The wisecracks and the swaggering are as unrelieved as the film's almost comically ecstatic gunplay. Someone must have figured audiences like things this way. 2/5 rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1485 So-so Whoopi comedy-thriller. There are worse things and she's made some of them. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 25, 2002 +1485 what night's rubbish night again? 1/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 17, 2002 +1485 Goldberg's best work since The Color Purple. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1485 Bloody, boring and pandering, is as poisonous as the drug trade it pretends to defame. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1485 Tom Holland directed from a script and story credited to three individuals, anyone could have knocked this one out during coffee break. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1485 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +1485 0/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 21, 2003 +1485 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 25, 2002 +1486 Malle spins new webs around typical noir conventions, giving darker implications of fate and comeuppance a fresh verve. fresh Glenn Heath 0 San Diego CityBeat August 22, 2018 +1486 A classic European film noir with an irresistible score by Miles Davis, it builds tension from a series of seemingly minor mistakes that echo the political/military context of the postwar era. 3.5/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times September 1, 2016 +1486 Elevator to the Gallows, killer stuff. 4/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 26, 2016 +1486 Elevator to the Gallows married a new kind of jazz to a new kind of cinema, and created something altogether sublime. fresh Tina Hassannia 1 Village Voice August 25, 2016 +1486 The film's alchemic blend of Bressonian rigor, Hitchcockian suspense, and overall proto-Nouvelle Vague cool more than compensates for its straightforward plotting ... fresh Aaron Hillis 1 Village Voice August 2, 2016 +1486 Louis Malle's supremely stylish New Wave thriller combines Miles Davis's music, Henri Decae's wonderfully evocative black-and-white cinematography of Paris and plenty of close-ups of a young Jeanne Moreau looking very anguished. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) February 14, 2014 +1486 What a supremely stylish and watchable picture it is. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 6, 2014 +1486 Its constituent parts are great, but just don't come together to make a coherent and satisfying movie. 2/5 rotten David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies February 6, 2014 +1486 Striking to look at, with each frame resembling an intricately designed photograph ... fresh Jason Wood 0 Electric Sheep February 3, 2014 +1486 The ambition is bracing, but critical hindsight obscures how exciting Malle's noir thriller is on its own terms. 5/5 fresh Simon Kinnear 0 Total Film February 3, 2014 +1486 Louis Malle's brilliant feature directorial debut is a stylish film noir, boasting great jazz score and impressive performance from the young Jeanne Moreau. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 4, 2011 +1486 the score by Miles is a remarkable one, tapping into the jazzy zeitgeist of the time 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide August 2, 2008 +1486 Efficient but soulless. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader April 1, 2007 +1486 Elevator to the Gallows is a treat for the film buff. Watching Moreau and Malle as they discover each other and a new trend in filmmaking, and listening to Miles Davis during their quest will remind you of what movies are all about. fresh Marta Barber 1 Miami Herald March 23, 2007 +1486 It's devilishly clever, bleakly hilarious, and fatalistically romantic throughout, a celebration of grand, doomed gestures made for the sake of making them. 5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies November 30, 2006 +1486 A suspense thriller with a tense, jazzy score and a rich undercurrent of fatalistic irony. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 5, 2006 +1486 Malle has a real knack for showing off the nasty side of humanity 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com May 9, 2006 +1486 a perfect hybrid of French noir elegance and the New Wave's rough hewn realism 4.5/5 fresh Jay Antani 0 I.E. Weekly April 20, 2006 +1486 It's easy to see why this is a classic. It's got a great story, pacing that keeps you on your toes, decent performances, and a style that's timeless. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com April 7, 2006 +1486 A straightforward but classy thriller. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1486 It's got an amazing score by Miles Davis, photography by one of France's best cinematographers and Jeanne Moreau in a cloud of love, pain and desperation. A- fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian November 11, 2005 +1486 The plot crackles with energy and misdirection, while the black-and-white film sharpens angles and amplifies the shadows lurking in every hallway. 4/4 fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post October 14, 2005 +1486 The movie's most compelling element of all is Moreau, wandering the nighttime streets trying to find her lover. It's as if she's blown from one cafe to the next on a blended wind of passion, dread and the lonely trumpet wail. B+ fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution September 22, 2005 +1486 As French crime thrillers go, this is about as good as it gets. It's also an important film historically, and to top it off, the jazz score, by Miles Davis, is famous in its own right. 4/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 19, 2005 +1486 Like a black-and-white Hitchcockian tour of hell. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 18, 2005 +1486 In backwards-thinking terms, Malle was the Tarantino of his day, giving French cinema a creative, influential shot in the arm that opened new horizons in directorial thinking. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 18, 2005 +1486 ... a little gem... fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat July 30, 2005 +1486 What makes this swooningly atmospheric movie a true romance is the face of Jeanne Moreau in close-up, at once impassive, devious and tragic as she wanders the rain-soaked streets of nighttime Paris. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly July 28, 2005 +1486 Part film noir, part melodrama, part Hitchcockian thriller, the film strives to be anything and everything and in many ways succeeds. 3.5/5 fresh David Nagler 0 Film Threat July 18, 2005 +1486 Don't miss this opportunity to see the movie that launched the legend of Jeanne Moreau. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer July 7, 2005 +1486 Moreau's nocturnal wanderings are made unbearably poignant by an exquisite Miles Davis jazz score that became famous in its own right. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker June 27, 2005 +1486 The crisp black-and-white cinematography is the stand out, hugely benefiting from filming on location.... Adding to the melancholy is Miles Davis' sparingly used score. fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com June 24, 2005 +1486 It's precisely Malle's omnivorous appetite that makes his first feature, adapted from a policier, so delectable, one stuffed with many sumptuous sights and sounds. fresh Melissa Anderson 1 Village Voice June 22, 2005 +1486 Despite the film's misleading title and involuted story, it works. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews June 16, 2005 +1486 Incapable of spreading Moreau's passion and sadness to its crime-thriller narrative. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine June 11, 2005 +1486 Great writing, brilliant direction, awesome music... What could go wrong? Easy: smack a ridiculous, insulting to the audience's intelligence ending. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1486 A stylish noir-ish crime drama boasting, amongst other things, an improvised Miles Davis soundtrack. fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Edinburgh U Film Society January 1, 2000 +1486 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald July 23, 2005 +1486 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +1486 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 30, 2004 +1487 The gang is back, ready to rock Las Vegas for a wild wedding weekend in the often hilarious if always cliched sequel Think Like a Man Too. B fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald November 29, 2017 +1487 This one, like its characters, takes too few risks. C- rotten John Fink 0 The Film Stage March 28, 2016 +1487 All involved seem to have forgotten Mr. Harvey's message. rotten Martin Tsai 0 Critic's Notebook October 8, 2015 +1487 Incessantly shrieky ... 2/5 rotten Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) September 21, 2014 +1487 [A] full-throttle assault on reason, taste and human dignity ... 1/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Guardian September 19, 2014 +1487 Noisy claptrap devoid of all that is good about cinema. 1/5 rotten Sophie Monks 0 Little White Lies September 18, 2014 +1487 A limp sequel seemingly devoid of any wit or invention. 1/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema September 18, 2014 +1487 Not surprisingly, gags about gambling and strippers ensue. Also not surprisingly, the lightweight laughs dissolve into eye-rolling melodrama. 2/5 rotten Ken McIntyre 0 Total Film September 15, 2014 +1487 Ultimately, despite a handful of fairly amusing moments, this is a disappointing comedy, suffering from a surfeit of characters. Still, at least it's mercifully shorter than the first movie. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 The List September 15, 2014 +1487 Pretends to be a post-racial couples' night gone wild, but it's chock-filled with retrograde gender stereotypes-when the camera's not ogling Vegas. Also offers lazy mocking of foreign accents and a homophobic 'joke' about a short-haired woman in a cell. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) August 6, 2014 +1487 The sequel to Steve Harvey's hit takes us to Las Vegas, with hilarious, yet predictable and overdone scenarios. 2.5/4 fresh Mal Vincent 0 The Virginian-Pilot July 23, 2014 +1487 Fans will enjoy slightly less funny, still risque sequel. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media June 23, 2014 +1487 As it stands, the flick is too good-natured and too clean to offer audiences anything more than a mild afternoon distraction. 2.5/5 rotten Witney Seibold 0 Nerdist June 23, 2014 +1487 A pleasant, if predictable, diversion peppered with incessant chatter on the part of the irrepressible Kevin Hart. 2/2 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News June 23, 2014 +1487 What attracted audiences to seeing a film about couples and their relationships with the first film may want to avoid a sequel that has less humor, romance and any substance. 2/5 rotten Wilson Morales 0 BlackFilm.com June 21, 2014 +1487 "The raucous highlight: a lip-sync video for Bell Biv Devoe's ""Poison"" performed by the women. It drops down into the middle of the film like a grenade that explodes too soon, and it makes everything that comes after... seem like rote tidying up. " 2.5/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com June 21, 2014 +1487 You want eye-rolling moments? This movie will detach your corneas. 1.5/5 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com June 20, 2014 +1487 It has some very funny moments, and a few touching ones as well. Sure, it gets corny at times, but overall, it's a very entertaining movie that can appeal to a broad audience. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies June 20, 2014 +1487 Tish's original plan to stay in her hotel room and watch TV alone with a glass of wine isn't the worst idea I've heard. 1.5/4 rotten Nathalie Atkinson 0 National Post June 20, 2014 +1487 Kevin Hart's Cedric steamrolls over everyone else with his motor-mouth tirades and physical antics. He's Roger Rabbit unleashed on the set of Dr. Phil. 1/5 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto June 20, 2014 +1487 Staggering in its efficiency, admirable in its insistence that the women deserve as much screen time as the men, and awe-inspiring as a vehicle of romantic and even career reassurance for moviegoers... 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) June 20, 2014 +1487 Dark and darkly funny celebration of music's power to transform us. GOODFELLAS meets DREAMGIRLS. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald June 20, 2014 +1487 Hart has to deliver a spectacular highlight every time he touches the ball for this movie to have any chance, and as a result, he takes some ill-advised shots. C- rotten Jeff Labrecque 1 Entertainment Weekly June 20, 2014 +1487 What happens in Vegas has grown stale, and should absolutely stay there, and not be distributed in movie form. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 20, 2014 +1487 Think Like a Man, Too is mostly uninspired and insipid, but it rallies, and builds up enough comic steam by the end that you might find yourself amused. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture June 20, 2014 +1487 The directionless script wanders all over the Vegas strip without ever establishing stakes worth caring about. 2/4 rotten Jason Griffith 0 TV Guide June 20, 2014 +1487 We're still being fed ensemble movies with a dozen good actors that don't let them do enough. rotten Wesley Morris 1 Grantland June 20, 2014 +1487 Trots out standard romantic-comedy characters and situations. 1.5/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) June 20, 2014 +1487 If the first movie was an irritating, poorly managed tale of people in love, Think Like a Man Too is straight-up obnoxious. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com June 20, 2014 +1487 Hart's shtick - he talks smack, his challenger reacts, he tries to hide - is already beginning to show signs of almost being tired, or at least in need of a change-up. 2/5 rotten Matt Prigge 0 Metro June 20, 2014 +1487 ...lazy and uninspired and, worst of all, displays a certain contempt for [the] audience 7 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette June 20, 2014 +1487 To the cast's credit, the film is still a lot of fun, even if it's lacking much of the depth that made the original such a hit. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files June 20, 2014 +1487 Think Like a Man Too, a sequel that, if we were to use a relationship metaphor, is like a really bad rebound date. 2.5/5 rotten Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com June 20, 2014 +1487 Not even the tightly wound energy of Kevin Hart can help it from feeling half-baked, through and through. This isn't a movie so much as it is a studio cash-grab. 1/5 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune June 20, 2014 +1487 Kevin Hart screams a lot. 4/10 rotten William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline June 20, 2014 +1487 The cast is clearly just here to have a good time, and the audience will, too. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet June 20, 2014 +1487 It's intermittently fun, and funny, but after a while it's just so much swinging back and forth. We get it. You're up. You're down. You're back up again. 2/4 rotten John Semley 1 Globe and Mail June 20, 2014 +1487 Everything about this film smacks of laziness. 1.5/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 RogerEbert.com June 20, 2014 +1487 Been there. Done that. 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com June 20, 2014 +1487 This is the sort of film that only makes sense as a rental - with, perhaps, a couple of friends, and a very generously mixed pitcher of margaritas. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 20, 2014 +1487 The nearly complete lack of laughs in Think Like a Man Too is reason enough to suggest that this production filmed in Las Vegas should have stayed in Las Vegas. D+ rotten Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee June 19, 2014 +1487 "When it comes to wisdom about marriage - well, as Henny Youngman might have said, ""Take this movie. Please." D+ rotten Michael Sragow 1 Orange County Register June 19, 2014 +1487 Things turn loud and desperate and stay that way, and the moral seems to be: Whatever you do, don't act like a man, because that means unjustified bravado, whoop-it-up antics and adolescent humor. rotten Anita Gates 1 New York Times June 19, 2014 +1487 [T]he sequel isn't an advertisement. This is a legitimate movie; it is also a legitimately bad one. 1/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies June 19, 2014 +1487 It's tamer than you would expect - and hope. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 19, 2014 +1487 Hart hits such adrenaline-fueled extremes it's exhausting. rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times June 19, 2014 +1487 "That this retrograde ""straight talk"" somehow managed to emerge on screen as a reasonably genial ensemble comedy speaks to the strength of its performers." 1.5/4 rotten Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine June 19, 2014 +1487 As bland and anonymous in practice as it is on paper. rotten Michael Nordine 1 Village Voice June 19, 2014 +1487 Genuinely hilarious 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket June 19, 2014 +1487 The only reason I'd Think again is the return of Kevin Hart, who mines comic gold out of sloppy seconds. 1.5 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 19, 2014 +1487 "True, the stereotypes remain in ""Think Like a Man Too,"" but the actors get a chance to bring them to life, and I even found myself warming to, or at least occasionally laughing at, Hart's relentlessly clownish shtick." 2.5/4 fresh Peter Keough 1 Boston Globe June 19, 2014 +1487 It's everything the first movie wasn't: noisy, clumsy and derivative. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday June 19, 2014 +1487 Even though all the Steve Harvey stuff has been completely jettisoned, it's not as funny as the first 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 EntertainmentTell June 19, 2014 +1487 Little more than another recycling of 'The Hangover'...loud, abrasive, frenetic and singularly unfunny. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 19, 2014 +1487 It's amateurish but gleeful. The zoom-zoom pacing and all-in performances make sure the jokes don't fall on dead air. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 19, 2014 +1487 "Think Like a Man Too might have been more accurately titled ""Think Like the Most Hackneyed Rom-com Team Around.''" 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today June 19, 2014 +1487 "Think Like a Man Too"" is even less substantial than the original, but funnier in a manic, glitzy way befitting its Vegas setting." 2.5/4 fresh Cathy Jakicic 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 19, 2014 +1487 "A gathering of a large group of friends can be energetically fun or crazy loud. ""Think Like a Man Too"" is thankfully more the first of those, though it's not afraid to be the second one either." 3/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News June 19, 2014 +1487 Squanders the talents of its talented cast and is bound to test the patience of more discriminating audiences. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter June 19, 2014 +1487 It settles for waving its arms, making noise and pointing out that change unsettles all of us, men and women. rotten Brent Simon 0 Screen International June 19, 2014 +1487 The film keeps many of the same parts of the first one's winning formula, beginning with Hart himself. 2.5/4 fresh Kevin C. Johnson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 19, 2014 +1487 "There's nothing surprising about ""Think Like a Man Too,"" but that predictability may well ensure its success with the audience that made the original such a huge hit." 2/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post June 19, 2014 +1487 The way this comedy has been edited by Peter S. Elliot, presumably at the urging of director Tim Story, the shots barely hold themselves for two or three seconds before slam-cutting away to a pushy reaction shot. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune June 19, 2014 +1487 These sequences make it apparent that Story, despite his last name, would really rather just be shooting home movies of his attractive friends goofing around 1.5/5 rotten Nathan Rabin 0 The Dissolve June 19, 2014 +1487 Tim Story's film wears you down until you relent and say, yes, I like these people and it's fun to watch them all have such a good time. 3/5 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian June 19, 2014 +1487 There's an overly familiar feel to all of it. We have been here before. 2/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times June 19, 2014 +1487 Ditches the bizarre cult-of-personality trappings of the original, leaving only the blandest of ensemble relationship comedies. D+ rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club June 19, 2014 +1487 An improvement only in that it doesn't feature a single reference to [Steve] Harvey's book. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly June 18, 2014 +1487 ...a more frantic, less funny reunion pic that proves whatever happens in Vegas will happen in just about every movie set there. rotten William Goss 0 Austin Chronicle June 18, 2014 +1487 The same. Only worse. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service June 18, 2014 +1487 What happens in Vegas happens a lot in movies. Think Like a Man Too goes to the same casinos, strip clubs and pleasure pools with a fistful of jokers and an ace up its sleeve, the irrepressible Kevin Hart. B+ fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times June 18, 2014 +1488 ... a very boring children's movie... [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Laura Hiros 0 March 19, 2018 +1488 It is a family story meant for younger viewers, and passes by without too much effort. 2/5 rotten James Luxford 0 The National (UAE) August 30, 2011 +1488 It's clear that animators can now achieve levels of visual depth that were previously impossible. 3/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 18, 2008 +1488 Unfortunately, the flies aren't so compelling. C+ rotten Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 18, 2008 +1488 Fine family entertainment with a particularly strong message for the small fry. fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 18, 2008 +1488 No amount of fiddling with funny glasses in the theatre will keep you from noticing a weak storyline. 2/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies October 18, 2008 +1488 One of the strangest misfires in recent animation history. rotten Brent Simon 0 Screen International October 18, 2008 +1488 As for the space stuff, well, George Lucas need not lose any sleep. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 18, 2008 +1488 A tougher endurance test than anything NASA could cook up. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 18, 2008 +1488 Despite some astonishing visual sequences, a flimsy script and frankly awful character design ground this film before it can blast off. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 3, 2008 +1488 Cheap and cheerless, it all resembles a supermarket own-brand version of similar but much superior fare such as A Bug's Life, making you wish for a plague of spiders to put them out of their - and our - misery. 1/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) October 3, 2008 +1488 Yet there's still enough to hold the attention - the actual Apollo equipment has the ring of authenticity - and it's worth taking the trip just to gawp at the sheer beauty of the programmer's art. 2/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema October 3, 2008 +1488 Very boring and earthbound entertainment for the children. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 3, 2008 +1488 And while it may not teach sprogs anything about insects - these ones have human eyes and four limbs - director Ben Stassen has made a fair fist of portraying the Apollo mission with some accuracy. 3/6 fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out October 3, 2008 +1488 Believe the bad buzz on this houseflies-become-astronauts CG animation, which is lousy with lazy jokes and irritating characters. 1/5 rotten Nick De 0 Empire Magazine October 3, 2008 +1488 The story is inoffensively wholesome, and there may be enough goofy antics to engage young, indiscriminate viewers, but the level of creativity in the animation is serviceable at best. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News August 21, 2008 +1488 You can skip it in all three dimensions. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper August 18, 2008 +1488 The idiotic story and low-rent animation will bore children to tears. 1/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 15, 2008 +1488 Adults used to animation that runs on two tracks -- the upfront stuff for the tykes and a witty subtext to entertain big people -- may grow bored with the kid-leaning sensibility of Fly Me to the Moon. 2.5/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star August 15, 2008 +1488 Even Space Chimps was better. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 15, 2008 +1488 It's not accurate history and doesn't have enough funny lines or bits to hold most adults' interest. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 15, 2008 +1488 The cinematic equivalent of safety scissors -- all softened edges and no real point. D rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club August 15, 2008 +1488 The animation is so stiff it makes South Park look like Walt Disney's Fantasia. 1/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday August 15, 2008 +1488 Delightful enough to earn the buzz. 3/4 fresh Jackie Loohauis 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 15, 2008 +1488 Strictly one-dimensional in terms of characters and storytelling. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail August 15, 2008 +1488 Mildly educational and not all that entertaining. rotten David Germain 1 Associated Press August 15, 2008 +1488 The film's respect for its source material goes only so far before reducing everything to the level of an old-style Saturday-morning cartoon, complete with stock characters finding themselves in stock situations. C rotten Chris Kaltenbach 0 Baltimore Sun August 15, 2008 +1488 It's a great movie for kids, until you have to explain the knife fight and the Cold War. Can little Sammy spell shiv? 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com August 15, 2008 +1488 The animation is lazy at best, haphazard at worst and pretty much nondescript all the way through. 1/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 15, 2008 +1488 The vocal characterizations aren't the problem here; the script and the animation are the problems, and in feature animation, you can't arrange more significant problems than those. 1/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 15, 2008 +1488 These insects look less like flies than desiccated Smurfs. 1/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm August 15, 2008 +1488 If they can put a man on the moon, why can't they tell a better story about sending some flies along for the ride? C rotten Nell Minow 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 15, 2008 +1488 "A disgracefully vapid and horrendously ugly work that makes the likes of ""Doogal"" or ""Happily N'Ever After"" look like ""Pinocchio"" and ""WALL-E"" by comparison." 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com August 14, 2008 +1488 These flies drift lethargically from place to place, and the movie bogs down in their lackadaisical pace. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 14, 2008 +1488 Fly Me to the Moon's idea of high hilarity is to have Nat's mom fret 'Oh my lord of the flies,' then feel the need to repeat the 'joke.' D- rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 14, 2008 +1488 Viewers who are old enough to eat without a bib are unlikely to find much of interest in the procession of puns and generic zero-gravity gags that fill out the film's running time. 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 14, 2008 +1488 Like a TV interview with Heidi Montag, what you hear completely prevents your eyes from enjoying the experience. 2/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com August 14, 2008 +1488 Dull dialogue, a dull story, and dull animation. What's left? D+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 14, 2008 +1488 It makes you want to reach for a can of Raid. D- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 13, 2008 +1488 Not even very young kids will be over the moon. 2/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media August 13, 2008 +1488 These flies are meant to be one of a kind but they're just pop-culture magpies. rotten Ed Gonzalez 1 Village Voice August 13, 2008 +1488 While it's hard to recommend it on purely creative merit, I suppose it would be a wonderful thing if these silly flies ended up pushing kids to investigate space travel and the legacy of NASA. Unlikely, but it's more comforting than fart and burp jokes. C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 12, 2008 +1488 Sure, it's kiddie film, but internal consistency would have been a nice touch 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews August 10, 2008 +1488 Despite several flaws, the picture's bunch of anthropomorphized flies may be effective in turning kids attention from Miley Cyrus and Jonas Brothers and introducing them into the history and magic of space travel. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 8, 2008 +1488 this celebration of a giant leap for mankind is really just a small, insignificant step for film fans. 1.5/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com August 7, 2008 +1488 1/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out November 16, 2011 +1488 B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1488 B fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald October 18, 2008 +1488 C rotten 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 18, 2008 +1488 2/5 rotten 1 Arizona Republic August 15, 2008 +1490 My Life as a Dog succeeds on an intimate, human scale that is entirely appropriate for a story covering about a year in the life of a pretty ordinary boy in a pretty ordinary place. 9/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 March 6, 2017 +1490 Good coming-of-age movie for older kids. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +1490 One of the greatest and most sensitive films about children and the turbulence of childhood... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Turner Classic Movies Online June 28, 2007 +1490 A good-natured coming-of-age pic from Sweden captured the hearts of many. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1490 Touching, funny story of childhood in Sweden. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan December 27, 2004 +1490 The gentlest direction that director Lasse Halstrom has ever demonstrated. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies September 4, 2004 +1490 Ingemar, as the other children in the film, is depicted with a noticeable respect and maturity. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You March 25, 2003 +1490 This bittersweet Swedish film captures childhood as good as any ever made. A+ fresh Mark Robison 0 Reno Gazette-Journal March 17, 2003 +1490 By the end of the movie, you care enough about the characters to want a sequel, even though life probably goes on predictably for them in Smaland. 3.5/5 fresh David Bezanson 0 Filmcritic.com March 16, 2003 +1490 A tad overrated, but still charming. 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times February 3, 2003 +1490 Sweet and sincere. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +1490 An affecting and authentic portrayal of a young boy's attempt to understand the adult world. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 13, 2002 +1490 A lot of the movie is routine coming-of-age stuff. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1490 Well-constructed crowd-pleaser. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1490 Director Halstrom has a nice touch in working with the youngster. C+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1490 My Life as a Dog is not just a fine portrait of childhood and how children react to life's problems; it is a comparison of philosophies of life. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1490 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com March 7, 2006 +1490 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 30, 2005 +1490 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) November 4, 2004 +1490 5/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat September 2, 2004 +1490 4/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 10, 2004 +1490 4/5 fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 1, 2003 +1490 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1490 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk July 22, 2003 +1490 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) April 4, 2003 +1490 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 24, 2003 +1490 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1492 Despite its generally genial, boys-will-be-boys air, there are a few scenes and storylines that lodge in the mind unpleasantly. rotten Christopher Orr 1 The Atlantic January 19, 2017 +1492 Even ticketbuyers with a hearty appetite for hayseed humor may be repulsed by the coarse cornpone tomfoolery of Beer for My Horses. rotten Joe Leydon 1 Variety August 8, 2008 +1492 Like Middle Age Crazy and Ode to Billie Joe, Beer for My Horses belongs in that small but not exactly elite company of movies based on hit country songs. 1.5/4 rotten Dave Tianen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 8, 2008 +1492 D rotten 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 18, 2008 +1493 Average western. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 7, 2015 +1494 Streamlining Larsson's clunky storytelling, Zaillan injects a welcome streak of humour into events, giving Craig - and the rest of the superb cast - a chance to be both funny and icily ominous. 4/5 fresh Ivan Radford 0 CineVue December 5, 2018 +1494 A mesmerizing thriller anchored by a brilliant, revelatory performance by Rooney Mara. 9/10 fresh Johnny Gayzmonic 0 Fanboys of the Universe November 3, 2018 +1494 When you watch the film, you'll understand immediately why people are obsessed with its story. Fincher's movie, far truer to the novel than the Swedish version, will be a treat for fans of Larsson's series. fresh Annalee Newitz 0 io9.com May 23, 2018 +1494 Filmmaker David Fincher is extremely conscious of the details he needs to exhibit to keep each isolated moment at a highly concentrated level. A- fresh Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current January 26, 2018 +1494 Overall, Fincher's version is a chilly crime procedural, worth a watch but not world-burning in any way. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Cinesnark October 23, 2017 +1494 All in all, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a good film and worth a visit. But do yourself a real favor and watch the original Swedish version before, after or instead of this one. fresh Neely Swanson 0 Easy Reader (California) September 18, 2017 +1494 Larsson was a natural heir to Mankell's style, but unlike his progenitor's work, both the book and film versions of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo lack Wallander's good heart. rotten Jeffrey Edalatpour 0 The Rumpus September 18, 2017 +1494 overall the movie does take allegiances with both the book and original movie, but it comes into its own to unravel a truly alluring story. B+ fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 8, 2017 +1494 Deep down, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is sheer pulp. fresh Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) August 30, 2017 +1494 An elegant balance between light and dark, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo benefits from Fincher's ascetic treatment, and will silence any of the naysayers who felt the whole American version was little more than a money grab. 3.5/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Vancouver Sun June 20, 2017 +1494 I can't help but puzzle over the new Lisbeth and what, exactly, this film is lacking that doesn't make it Fincher-level great. rotten Jenni Miller 0 Bust Magazine October 5, 2016 +1494 Steve Zaillian's script trims some the novel's fat, keeping the film a lean, mean and frightening beast. 9/10 fresh Justin Craig 0 FoxNews.com September 25, 2013 +1494 Whilst Fincher doesn't exactly blow the original out of the water, he does add enough to make the project feel less like an unnecessary retread than it otherwise may have. fresh Glenn Dunks 0 Trespass September 8, 2013 +1494 Fincher takes repeated stabs at creating depth but seldom draws blood in attempting to flesh out characters that just aren't that interesting. C rotten Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger May 26, 2013 +1494 David Fincher's Hollywood take on the Stieg Larsson bestseller is a sleek yet somehow soulless adaptation. 3/5 fresh Tom Glasson 0 Concrete Playground March 4, 2013 +1494 A compelling ride for die-hard fans of the book series, dramatic thriller enthusiasts, as well as anyone who enjoys Fincher's darker works. 4.5/5 fresh Ben Kendrick 0 ScreenRant October 2, 2012 +1494 While this film is a brilliant, dispassionate rival to the also-brilliant Swedish original, the films that could really use the Fincher treatment are the two sequels. 4/5 fresh Matt Looker 0 TheShiznit.co.uk September 25, 2012 +1494 Fincher's The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo manages to build on the original film without copying it, reinventing it or ignoring it. 8/10 fresh Kristal Cooper 0 We Got This Covered September 15, 2012 +1494 Feels surprisingly tame thanks to weakened characters and story changes that rob the mystery of much-needed suspense. 5/10 rotten William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline August 22, 2012 +1494 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo can't quite transcend its junk foundation or...the familiar beats of the other adaptation. C+ rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 August 17, 2012 +1494 A very moody, well made retelling of Stieg Larsson's book, but the film also lacks much purpose and sometimes focuses on the grim with an exploitative eye. 7/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD April 1, 2012 +1494 It's ultimately David Fincher's perfectionist talent for creating a gripping aesthetic that raises this film above your average James Patterson adaptation. 4/5 fresh Catherine Bray 0 Film4 March 22, 2012 +1494 Was it really worth the effort? For all Fincher's famously fanatical control, he can't dispel the stench of half-baked cheese that hangs over the source material. 2/5 rotten Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times March 19, 2012 +1494 I may be one of the few who prefers the original Swedish TV version, but Fincher does a nice job of staying faithful to the Larsson novel and infusing it with his own sense of style. 8/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis March 14, 2012 +1494 If you enjoy a good mystery that's as grimy as a stomped on cigarette on the pavement then this film will have you hooked. Fans of the books should be pleased. 3.5/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie March 8, 2012 +1494 It's an effective, if unfathomable, entry in the Fincher canon. 4/5 fresh Matt Glasby 0 Flicks.co.nz January 30, 2012 +1494 I could not take my eyes off the film and never once wanted to exit the theatre, all of which are attributes I don't want to diminish or dispute in any way whatsoever. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 27, 2012 +1494 "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"" will leave its mark on you. Dark, brutal and intriguing, this version is as troubling and memorable as its Swedish counterpart. Its disturbing tone begins in the opening credits and continues to the last frame." 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) January 16, 2012 +1494 David Fincher never lets his movie devolve into a petty revenge fantasy. The filmmaker clearly got the novel and, consequently, gets the most out of the novel. Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is just what the fans were demanding. 8/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum January 15, 2012 +1494 This stylish film soars; it's a remake worth seeing fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile January 12, 2012 +1494 What Fincher brings to the table is a particular talent for atmospheric, highly stylized mystery. What he can't really fix is the fact that the source material is, structurally, a mess. 7.1/10 fresh Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist January 9, 2012 +1494 This is still a slick, gripping thriller and Fincher's stylish fingerprints can be seen all the way through. A- fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane January 8, 2012 +1494 Fincher takes time to build the mystery slowly, showing the numbing amounts of research as well as details like freezing-cold cabins and bad vending machine coffee. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media January 7, 2012 +1494 Fincher's film is dark and twisted, bleak and brutal: everything the book's fans would want. 4/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk January 4, 2012 +1494 This is a finely honed genre thriller, but it also continues Fincher's preoccupation with the persistence of age-old urges in the modern world. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Sight and Sound January 4, 2012 +1494 I liked it a lot. fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 0 Ebert Presents At The Movies January 3, 2012 +1494 Fincher has delivered a visually striking, well-acted, at times stomach-churning thriller, but I still can't help but wish that he had taken a curve ball and continued exploring new territory rather than taking a big swing at an easy toss 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 3, 2012 +1494 ...an entertaining yet somewhat disappointing effort from Fincher. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 3, 2012 +1494 As he proved last year, David Fincher can make the inherently uncinematic into thrilling cinema. Fincher is the right director to make a movie where two people rifle through endless amounts of paperwork and old photos suspenseful. 3/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com January 1, 2012 +1494 A waste of a great director's time. 2.2 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Tucson Weekly January 1, 2012 +1494 It is extraordinarily bleak. I mean, it's not Requiem for a Dream bleak, but it's on up there. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2012 +1494 No one could fail to enjoy this movie, but it's the product of an art and an industry that went in different directions with the coming of sound, and popular English-speaking audiences never became accustomed to reading subtitles. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) January 1, 2012 +1494 There's nothing wrong with David Fincher's remake. Was it strictly necessary? That's debatable. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express December 30, 2011 +1494 Fincher's chilly, precision filmmaking knows how to tease, while still looking head-on into the abyss. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 30, 2011 +1494 A tense, unsettling plunge into a dark, toxic world where the bleak Scandinavian setting isn't the only thing cold, cruel and unforgiving. 4/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile December 29, 2011 +1494 Shockingly sexual, brilliantly acted, and overall strangely appealing 8/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 29, 2011 +1494 A very impressive bit of storytelling and style that only steps wrongly in its final third. 4/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 Patch December 28, 2011 +1494 Everything else we're meant to care about is an afterthought compared to the sketch of a relationship at the fringe of the film which somehow benefits from not being at the center. fresh Michael Nordine 0 Reverse Shot December 28, 2011 +1494 Mara's performance stands on its own and likely gives birth to a new star. B+ fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) December 28, 2011 +1494 For Fincher purists, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo is lumpier in plot fluidity than his other, sleeker work, but his call sign is still very much present ... 3/5 fresh Lisa Giles-Keddie 0 Real.com December 28, 2011 +1494 The logic of a Hollywood adaptation, for the benefit of a largely untapped domestic market, is clear, not least for the film's corporate sponsors: step forward McDonalds and Apple; two brave companies who've tethered their brands to incest and murder. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray December 28, 2011 +1494 Vengeance is the ace card in this rough game of acquiring justice in a cloaked system with degenerates at every turn. And, it's a heavyweight component of the Trilogy's impact no matter the medium used for its telling. 4.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals December 27, 2011 +1494 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is everything you would expect from Fincher's version of the book and that is the good and the bad. Slick and entertaining throughout, there is absolutely nothing in it which surprises. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net December 27, 2011 +1494 The bottom line is that if you were too lazy to read the subtitles in the original, you won't miss Blomqvist's lack of Swedish intellect this time. 4/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail December 27, 2011 +1494 Handles the material competently, but not exceptionally. B- fresh Matt Singer 0 IFC.com December 26, 2011 +1494 A hypnotic cocktail of haunting visuals, strong performances and mesmerizing score. Take the best bits of this captivating new work and cut them into the negligible flaws of the original film and you'd have a perfect story. 4/5 fresh Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com December 25, 2011 +1494 The remake everyone's been talking about doesn't disappoint. 4/5 fresh Jason McKiernan 0 Filmcritic.com December 24, 2011 +1494 The ultimate poseur movie... [A cinematic] temporary tattoo, a way of feeling underground without ever committing to anything real. rotten Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. December 24, 2011 +1494 Entertaining if blatantly sexual and sado-masochistic, inducing thrills and chills. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 24, 2011 +1494 Fincher's Twilight-like Hollywood heroine is shy and moody. Not the venal, alternate lifestyle lesbian-punk hacker from the beloved book. Anybody else think Mara's sex scenes with Craig were done by a body double? fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com December 24, 2011 +1494 [H]ow else are you going to tap into that lucrative market consisting of folks who read the books but are too lazy to read subtitles? 3/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press December 24, 2011 +1494 Just as I couldn't stop turning the pages of Larsson's novel, I couldn't take my eyes off Fincher's movie. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 23, 2011 +1494 Unable to make sense of Larsson's already confused source material, Fincher's film soon lapses into hypocrisy. rotten Charlie Lyne 0 Ultra Culture December 23, 2011 +1494 ... grim but striking ... Still, Fincher's remake is not up to the Swedish adaptation, which was creepier and more exhilarating, especially as the Old School/New School investigatory methods kicked in. 3/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 0 CinemaDope December 23, 2011 +1494 The movie feels like a cartoon, brilliantly achieved but utterly shallow. B+ fresh Sam Adams 0 Philadelphia City Paper December 23, 2011 +1494 Charismatically played by Rooney Mara in David Fincher's coolly executed, moody rendition of Stieg Larsson's book, this tattooed girl really does kick a hornet's nest. 3.5/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) December 23, 2011 +1494 While it isn't clear if another version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is necessary, Fincher couldn't make it boring with all this lurid material... But in any language with anyone at the helm, Lisbeth is still a killer. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times December 23, 2011 +1494 Fortunately the book is virtually foolproof if you leave it to speak for itself, as [Fincher] has done, thereby delivering a decent movie. 4/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard December 23, 2011 +1494 Fincher's version oozes style, delivering an eye catching cinematic experience, while editing of the action is snappy. fresh 0 Liverpool Echo December 23, 2011 +1494 If you're about to enter the world of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo for the first time, this is a terrific place to start. 4/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) December 23, 2011 +1494 Can't think of too many times a Hollywood version is so much superior to a European original. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 23, 2011 +1494 Rooney Mara isn't quite as in-your-face as Noomi Rapace was playing Lisbeth in the Swedish films, yet she is both tough and sensitive... 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly December 22, 2011 +1494 The master of the thriller genre, Alfred Hitchcock, knew that even the nastiest stories need light as well as shade. Fincher's too busy darkening his garish source material to care. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 22, 2011 +1494 Unmissable. 4/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) December 22, 2011 +1494 It's certainly worth seeing if you missed the original. If you saw it, however, there's no way of unseeing it, and nothing in the new one to top it. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 22, 2011 +1494 Fincher's Dragon Tattoo rockets through the freezing northern European landscape like the most powerful car on the market. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 22, 2011 +1494 Fincher delivers a seedily compulsive glimpse into a cold, brutal universe seething with twisted passions, even if the story is little more than a slick, sick potboiler. 4/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) December 22, 2011 +1494 We know what will happen and it's still riveting. 4/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 22, 2011 +1494 I've read the books and seen the better Swedish version and still found this interesting and tense, despite the fact that the sex and violence are considerably toned down from the original. 9/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times December 22, 2011 +1494 Reminds us why murder mysteries and investigative procedurals -- useful parables about the certainty of death that have pretty much migrated to television -- can be especially compelling in a darkened theater. 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 22, 2011 +1494 Elegantly, confidently made, though it's so similar to the Swedish movie it does seem kind of beside the point. 3/4 fresh Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union December 22, 2011 +1494 An astonishing blend of dark allure and damaged brilliance, Mara is compulsively watchable as Lisbeth Salander, while Craig effectively embodies quiet integrity as the humiliated reporter fleeing the limelight while sharpening his investigatory skills. 2.5/4 fresh Jason Buchanan 0 TV Guide December 22, 2011 +1494 What transfixes here isn't the labyrinthine plotting -- we're almost overly familiar with that by now -- but Mara's Lisbeth, surely one of the most incendiary antiheroines in all of cinema 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle December 22, 2011 +1494 Fincher's Dragon Tattoo is a faithful adaptation that brings the dazzle but shortchanges on the daring... It's gloriously rendered but too impersonal to leave a mark. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 22, 2011 +1494 Fincher has succeeded admirably. His Girl With the Dragon Tattoo improves on both the book and the first movie. fresh Brian D. Johnson 0 Maclean's Magazine December 22, 2011 +1494 Director David Fincher has crafted a disturbing dazzler of a thriller, embellished by sharp acting. A- fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com December 21, 2011 +1494 Extremely well-made, ably acted, beautifully shot and has a plot full of hairpin turns and twists. It is an entirely engaging and occasionally gripping film. It is also completely unnecessary. 3/4 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune December 21, 2011 +1494 Fincher is perfectly suited to the material, with its voluminous clues to be organized and parsed, its emotional austerity, and its serial murder, rape, and sundry sick plot twists. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 21, 2011 +1494 Fans of the original will like this version, but many will ultimately see director David Fincher's film as more cookie cutter than classic. 4/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald December 21, 2011 +1494 Larsson himself would probably have loved this classier interpretation of his rather pulpy narrative. 4/5 fresh Francesca Steele 0 Sky Cinema December 21, 2011 +1494 Suitably stylish remake from director David Fincher, which succeeds thanks to a strong script, striking photography and superb performances from Craig and Mara. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 21, 2011 +1494 Fincher maintains a steady tension throughout. He also adds his own tweaks to the twists at the end. 4/5 fresh Alison Jones 0 Birmingham Post December 21, 2011 +1494 Location is Fincher's strongest quality, and every log cabin, train station and archival vault here feels lived-in, bone-chillingly cold and full of surprises. 3/5 fresh Justin Strout 0 Orlando Weekly December 21, 2011 +1494 It's a rough haul at times, but expertly executed and entirely worthy of the anticipation leading up to its release. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies December 21, 2011 +1494 Rooney's Lisbeth takes matters large and small into her own hands with a ferocious self-sufficiency that leaves the audience gasping with both horror and a provocative delight not entirely undiluted with envy. Likable, no, but impossible to easily dismiss 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews December 21, 2011 +1494 "What he has delivered is adequate, but it doesn't have any flavor - and of all the things Fincher is, ""bland"" is not usually one of them." C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 1 Film.com December 21, 2011 +1494 David Fincher's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a tense thriller that unfolds with all the twists and turns one could hope to have. 4/5 fresh Mark Bell 0 Film Threat December 21, 2011 +1494 Highly satisfying and smart thriller, which should quiet all the naysayers who might have thought this much-anticipated zeitgeist remake project wholly unnecessary. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International December 21, 2011 +1494 Mara's efficient, straightforward physicality and her watchful but implacable expression are just right for the character who is about to kick the hornet's nest. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 21, 2011 +1494 "Even though the film boasts A-list talent both in front of and behind the camera, at heart this ""Dragon Tattoo"" is pulp that's just as nasty and visceral - and entertaining - as its predecessors. " 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) December 21, 2011 +1494 Immaculate style, questionable substance. 2/5 rotten Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies December 21, 2011 +1494 Utterly engaging, a transporting bit of cinema that immerses viewers -- uncomfortably at times -- in a riveting detective story. 4/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune December 21, 2011 +1494 Hollywood managed to not only not screw this one up, but actually made it one of the best movies of the year. 4/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs December 21, 2011 +1494 Yet another faithful adaptation... 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit December 21, 2011 +1494 Those fortunate enough to be making Salander's acquaintance for the first time will want to hold on. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online December 21, 2011 +1494 David Fincher's adaptation of the international best-seller is a triumph of craftsmanship over material. fresh Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader December 21, 2011 +1494 Practically screams out that it wants to be cool, and succeeds most of the time. 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 21, 2011 +1494 Probably the best possible movie version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 20, 2011 +1494 The title sequence alone is the single coolest thing you will see at the movies all year. 4/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 20, 2011 +1494 The American version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is well-made, well-cast, tense and exciting. I just wish I hadn't seen it all before. 2.1/2 fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com December 20, 2011 +1494 Dragon Tattoo offers a handsome package built on rickety foundations, hoping to pass inspection on good looks alone. C+ rotten Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com December 20, 2011 +1494 The land of the midnight sun has never looked darker. 4/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman December 20, 2011 +1494 The problem is that even Fincher can't renew the impact of Larsson's original twists, unless you have an aversion to long books or subtitles 3.5/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 KC Active December 20, 2011 +1494 Rooney, Noomi?I love both 'Dragon Tattoo' girls. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 20, 2011 +1494 An altogether leaner, meaner, more high-powered, stylish, and deftly directed affair, though similarly hampered by a too-long narrative fuse. fresh 1 Village Voice December 20, 2011 +1494 Even Fincher's elegantly gruesome style can't turn this Swedish noir into the meditation on evil and corruption that it fancies itself to be. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate December 20, 2011 +1494 Unfortunately, Fincher doesn't add much to Niels Arden Oplev's Swedish version: more Googling and plot-compressing montages and an altered but still convoluted ending. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix December 20, 2011 +1494 A dark thriller that mines the meanings of family skeletons, power, corruption, sex, and misogyny. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 20, 2011 +1494 I can tell you that as a virgin to the story, this version of Girl with the Dragon Tattoo completely drew me into Larsson's beautifully constructed, terrifying world. B+ fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 20, 2011 +1494 Provides all the jolts and forward motion that any good airport novel gives you, but it's the film equivalent of the book that kept you awake from Chicago to Baltimore, only you don't feel bad about leaving it on the seat next to you after you land. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap December 20, 2011 +1494 When it comes down to it, this is Rooney Mara's movie, and I don't care if the second and third stories are any good as long as they are full of Lisbeth Salander. fresh Mark Rabinowitz 1 CNN.com December 20, 2011 +1494 This is what a movie adaptation should be: a film whose base narrative has its roots in the source material but whose soul can be identified through the images that unfold on screen. 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 20, 2011 +1494 I wanted more pizzazz and deeper, more nuanced characterizations from Fincher and co., but for those who have no context regarding pervious Larsson presentations this story-driven procedural may be well be good enough. fresh Staci Layne 0 Horror.com December 20, 2011 +1494 Surprisingly sanitized version of the Swedish blockbuster has little resonance in this Americanized form. Stick with with Swedish version - both book and film. 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 20, 2011 +1494 I don't think I've seen an actor do more with deadpan expressions than Mara does in this movie. Her face doesn't move but, whether she's tasing a man or standing in front of a mirror watching a cigarette dangle from her mouth, we respond to her. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe December 20, 2011 +1494 Mara's Lisbeth can be brashly young and impossibly smart. It's a performance that should well serve the upcoming sequels. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post December 20, 2011 +1494 Mara's bristling, unbridled performance gives the film the ballast it needs to pull off that curious, undeniably engrossing, balancing act. 2.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 20, 2011 +1494 The Swedish version was sloppier and trashier, which suited the material. If that movie was more lurid, it also packed more genuine emotion. rotten Mark Jenkins 1 NPR December 20, 2011 +1494 It's stylish, if not exactly subtle, and daringly brutal for a Hollywood movie. It's also so uneven and overlong that it may leave non-fans wondering what all the fuss has been about. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 20, 2011 +1494 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is that rare hard-R rated studio film that expertly weaves story and character development into the lascivious subject matter. 4.5/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb December 20, 2011 +1494 A satisfying thriller and welcome counter-programming for the Christmas season. 3/4 fresh Ann Lewinson 0 Kansas City Star December 20, 2011 +1494 This is some pretty raw stuff to gift-wrap under the Christmas tree this holiday movie season. But it is also a great story for awards season, when adults can finally see movies for adults. 4/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies December 20, 2011 +1494 This Dragon flies, but it never really breathes fire. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 20, 2011 +1494 The kick in this material, especially in this new version which plays down Mikael's surliness, is Lisbeth, a pixieish polysexual outlier who seems equipped with her own portable storm cloud. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor December 20, 2011 +1494 She's fascinating and tough ... wish the film was a bit more like her. It's a warm dragon, rather than a fiery one. 7.5/10 fresh Kimberly Gadette 0 Doddle December 20, 2011 +1494 The Fincher version doesn't actively negate the presence of the earlier one - it doesn't have to - but its confidence and bravado are like a strong blast of sunlight with the ability to fade the memory of whatever came before. 8.5/10 fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline December 20, 2011 +1494 "The stellar, English-language take on ""The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"" burrows so deeply into the heads of its characters that even when they're just thinking, it's deeply thrilling." 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 20, 2011 +1494 Seeing Fincher's version is like getting a Christmas gift of a book you already have. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine December 20, 2011 +1494 While it feels churlish to complain about a genre piece that's been executed with such precise craft, I have to confess that, in both versions, I've found Dragon Tattoo's plot profoundly boring. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity December 20, 2011 +1494 The dynamic between Craig and Mara in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is so sensational, it instantly propels the movie beyond glossy, high-toned pulp into something far more affecting. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 20, 2011 +1494 This is an ingenious and engrossing work of pop cinema. That said, when it was over I felt a wave of ennui wash over me upon reflecting that we've got two more of these to go. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com December 20, 2011 +1494 "The new ""Tattoo"" is buoyed by Fincher's peerless craftsmanship. Never has a director been better suited to photographing winter scenes near the Arctic Circle." B+ fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 20, 2011 +1494 A solidly crafted, creepily suspenseful thriller. 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 20, 2011 +1494 A visually impressive, well acted adaptation of the book, with significant differences in tone from the Swedish film. 3.5/4 fresh Rich Heldenfels 0 Akron Beacon Journal December 20, 2011 +1494 Even those who know the torturous story by heart will be impressed by the intense focus, attention to detail and fidelity to the original material that director David Fincher brings this jagged little tale. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 20, 2011 +1494 Fincher's electrifying storytelling makes the most of unsettling visuals, large casts, complex plots and sharp dialogue. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 20, 2011 +1494 This film's cold, almost robotic conception of Salander as a twitchy, anorexic waif feels more like a stunt than a complete character, and so the best part of the reason we care enough to endure all that mayhem has gone away. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 20, 2011 +1494 Once the hype dies, this movie will be best enjoyed as a drinking game. Down a shot of Absolut every time Craig whips his glasses on or off and you'll be blitzed by the halfway point. rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post December 20, 2011 +1494 The film hits a nice groove in the interplay between Craig and Mara, together and apart, and Fincher displays his usual mastery at explicating the finer points of an investigation. B+ fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club December 20, 2011 +1494 In the incendiary performance by Rooney Mara, one of the year's best, you have all the incentive you need to drag out the Dragon Tattoo gun yet again. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 20, 2011 +1494 This is never the kind of movie where they're going to fall in love. That she even smiles is a breakthrough. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 20, 2011 +1494 Larsson has whipped up something unique - Agatha Christie with techno Goths - yet this is unremarkable. If anything, the mixing of elements feels clumsy. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm December 19, 2011 +1494 This studio version is, oddly enough, far less commercial and only about a quarter as lushly mysterious as the superior overseas original. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 19, 2011 +1494 Exquisitely crafted, curiously uninvolving. B- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 19, 2011 +1494 Fincher has made a movie that is not only wholly redundant in light of the original but also one that is worse than its already problematic predecessor. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 19, 2011 +1494 An incredibly well-executed thriller that transcends its admittedly pulpy and occasionally ridiculous source material with an extraordinary degree of technical skil 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com December 19, 2011 +1494 Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara are fine in the leads, but when it comes to the actual plot, one does get the feeling that it didn't need to be told again. Newcomers to the story may disagree. B- fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online December 19, 2011 +1494 A rarity in that it is an improvement over the Swedish language original, this intricately-woven, edge-of-your-seat whodunit is as graphic and grisly as it is cerebral and mind-bending. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 AALBC.com December 19, 2011 +1494 Projects and directors are rarely better matched than The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and David Fincher. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 19, 2011 +1494 "Dragon Tattoo"" knows precisely how to achieve its look, rhythm, sound and spirit. It's extremely well made by a genuine and reliable talent. But I thought he was done with this sort of thing." 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 19, 2011 +1494 Not too surprisingly, Fincher doesn't bring his auteur A-game here, though his crafty B-game is better than most. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail December 19, 2011 +1494 With great pizzazz, Fincher's creative team's original style wrings suspense from the aspects that are a pastiche of other thrillers. 8/10 fresh Nora Lee 0 Film-Forward.com December 19, 2011 +1494 Fincher pushes the tale of serial killing to the blackest depths of noir depravity. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 19, 2011 +1494 There's powerful craft here, and Larsson's story has more than proven its ability to grip. B fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian December 19, 2011 +1494 Mr. Fincher's impressive skill is evident, even as his ambitions seem to be checked by the limitations of the source material and the imperatives of commercial entertainment. 2.5/5 rotten 1 New York Times December 19, 2011 +1494 Justifies its existence by improving on Niels Arden Oplev's serviceable but unspectacular Swedish predecessor, though it can't overcome the flaws of the original book. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 19, 2011 +1494 I'm not sure I've seen a more superfluous film that Fincher's pointless second take on a story that was served supremely well onscreen so recently... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 19, 2011 +1494 Mara's performance has a ferocity that will linger in your mind long after the two or three endings have faded. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 19, 2011 +1494 Throbs as a tale of good people wanting to right wrongs with the truth if possible, and violence if necessary. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye December 19, 2011 +1494 I'm not impugning Fincher's intentions; I'm just saying that, as good as his film may be, it's redundant and unnecessary. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine December 19, 2011 +1494 A tough, post-punk Tintin-meets-Klute for the Occupy Wall Street set, this kinetic, hard-edged thriller is the perfect festive comedown for Fincher fans and dysfunctional families everywhere. 4/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Empire Magazine December 19, 2011 +1494 [Fincher] never abandons his meticulousness -- it's what allows him to position you in the exact right spot to deliver the blow. 5/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies December 18, 2011 +1494 Despite the riveting Lisbeth reinvention and Fincher's visual prowess, source material problems remain in the form of creepy sexual politics and patchwork storytelling. rotten Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience December 18, 2011 +1494 By focusing on the strongest part of the best selling novels, David Fincher and Steve Zallian have delivered a stylish, mesmerizing thriller. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute December 18, 2011 +1494 David Fincher's first-rate direction effortlessly wipes the floor with the soporific Swedish counterpart. In the end, though, even Fincher can't froth up some of the novel's more procedural killer-of-the-week fancies. 3.5/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture December 16, 2011 +1494 In less experienced hands, this would surely have wound up as lurid, trashy pulp. Yet Fincher plays it straight and keeps it serious. 4/5 fresh Xan Brooks 0 Guardian December 15, 2011 +1494 Ultimately it's Mara who has to pull it off and deliver Lisbeth's unique brand of cunning and power fueled by revenge. She's a knockout. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Paste Magazine December 15, 2011 +1494 Hypnotic at times, masterfully evoking locations and blurred headspace through precise imagery -- pure silver screen math. Fincher respects the clue-gobbling tonality of the story, but he also keeps his directorial fingerprint fresh. A- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 14, 2011 +1494 A mesmerizing movie that veers towards an unbearably tense climax, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo benefits from invigorating direction and superb acting that allows the old-fashioned mystery to unravel in a hugely satisfying and captivating way. 5/5 fresh Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy December 14, 2011 +1494 Every decision made here, from how the novel was refined to the controversial casting of Rooney Mara to one of the best technical teams of the year was the right one. 5.0/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com December 14, 2011 +1494 David Fincher's American version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a powerhouse of a picture. And, in an incredible feat, Rooney Mara wrests the role away from the unforgettable Noomi Rapace in the Swedish version -- Mara and Fincher make it her own. 4.0/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net December 14, 2011 +1494 The great screenwriter Steven Zaillian's elaborate, convoluted script, so muddled that even after it's over you still don't know what it's all about, is a drawback -- but the movie is a master class in sinister style, tense and deeply uncomfortable. 2.5/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer December 14, 2011 +1494 [VIDEO] David Fincher can do a great re-make. Now, let's hope he never does one again. B+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 13, 2011 +1494 Though Fincher hits all the right emotional beats and does all the memorable set pieces, his exquisite craft can't distract from a number of troubling questions at the story's core. 3/5 fresh Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out December 13, 2011 +1494 Crisp, stylish and well-acted English-language adaptation. Rooney Mara rocks this role. 4/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com December 13, 2011 +1494 Fans of the book and film should rest easy at how this 'Dragon Tattoo' is still inherently a Swedish tale - set and partly shot in Sweden - and Fincher doesn't flinch from the sexual violence at their core. 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out December 13, 2011 +1494 Fincher fires on all cylinders to save this story from itself, exhibiting the propulsive energy of Fight Club and the storytelling mastery of Zodiac and The Social Network. 8 fresh Radheyan Simonpillai 0 AskMen.com December 13, 2011 +1494 [Fincher] has made The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo into an electrifying movie by turning the audience into addicts of the forbidden, looking for the sick and twisted things we can't see. A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly December 13, 2011 +1494 It's easy to see why David Fincher wanted to make it, but hard to shake the feeling that perhaps he shouldn't have bothered. 3/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 13, 2011 +1494 Craig is an anchor of cool rationality and judiciousness around which Mara revolves like a demon. 3.5/4 fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press December 13, 2011 +1494 Changed ending aside, Fincher's take is as faithful as it is fearless. And Mara rocks. 4/5 fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film December 13, 2011 +1494 "Yep, that's ""The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo." 3/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Hollywood News December 13, 2011 +1494 Fincher synthesizes the best of both of his two previous serial killer movies, but combines them with a maturity that shouldn't be mistaken for boredom with the material. B fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 The Playlist December 13, 2011 +1494 David Fincher's much-anticipated return to serial-killer territory is a fastidiously grim pulp entertainment that plays like a first-class train ride through progressively bleaker circles of hell. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety December 13, 2011 +1494 Fine American version of the literary sensation delivers everything except that something extra. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter December 13, 2011 +1494 This darker, slicker and more humane re-telling of Swedish crime thriller The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo improves upon previous adaptations, thanks to David Fincher's vast skills as a master of dark suspense. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews December 13, 2011 +1494 Monstrously skillful and powerfully engrossing. This is a taut thriller that sadly overstays its welcome with an extended finale that isn't nearly as satisfying. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International December 13, 2011 +1494 Turns out- Fincher was right all along. Rooney Mara is a perfect Salander. Her performance, combined with the Reznor/Ross score, makes this a perfect adaptation of Stieg Larsson's entertaining novel. A must-see. 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 13, 2011 +1494 ...a good enough thriller with fine production values, but it's not top notch Fincher. Where it should have shrieked and howled it only occasionally rattles the windows. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 13, 2011 +1494 Subpar material gets a tonal and aesthetic - and, by extension, thematic - boost from directorial virtuosity in David Fincher's American remake. B+ fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness December 13, 2011 +1494 You'll be happier with the film if you don't expect fidelity to source material, but that doesn't mean you'll hate it if you loved Niels Arden Oplev's movie. 3/5 fresh Sara Maria 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 13, 2011 +1494 As played by Mara, Lisbeth is the ultimate badass; a formidable force of hyperintellect and raging sexuality. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 OK! Magazine December 13, 2011 +1494 ... if you love these books, then consider this a Christmas present. B- fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix December 13, 2011 +1494 A bracing and completely absorbing thriller. 4.5/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend December 12, 2011 +1494 The most handsome funeral procession ever mounted--which is, in the end, better than feeling like you're the corpse lying inside the coffin. 2.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine December 12, 2011 +1494 This is a bleak but mesmerizing piece of filmmaking; it offers a glancing, chilled view of a world in which brief moments of loyalty flicker between repeated acts of betrayal. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker December 5, 2011 +1494 Hollywood's motivation for trying to cash in on a hot title is clear. It's not so easy to divine [David] Fincher's reasons for signing on. 3.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com August 23, 2010 +1496 Memoirs of a Geisha hurts the heart and the brain with its crushing monotony, inert, sub-human dialogue and Marshall's calculated attempt to sell us another Hollywood fairytale of prostitution. rotten Zadie Smith 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 16, 2018 +1496 Titanic fraudulence rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 30, 2009 +1496 It's lush, stylish and a feast for the eyes and ears rather than the heart and soul. 3/5 fresh Simon Weaving 0 Screenwize July 30, 2009 +1496 The screenplay was lacking, the characters not engaging, the story dragged on and no real insights on being a geisha. Paul Chambers, CNN. C- rotten Paul Chambers 0 CNNRadio July 29, 2009 +1496 Trying too hard to grab our attention, [Marshall] loses it. The art of the geisha prizes subtlety, stillness, grace. Why doesn't this movie? rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 31, 2008 +1496 Director Rob Marshall has a sophomore flop on his hands. 6 rotten Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide April 26, 2007 +1496 full review in Greek 1.5/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 3, 2006 +1496 The overall effect is not so unlike Mameha's description of geisha themselves: a moving work of art. 3/4 fresh Camerin Courtney 0 Christianity Today September 27, 2006 +1496 As authentic as cheeseburger teriyaki. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com May 4, 2006 +1496 ...the film's achievements lie mostly on the surface, rather than underneath it. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle February 21, 2006 +1496 A beautiful-looking film with an ugly little fantasy at its heart. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope February 13, 2006 +1496 Cinematographer Dione Beebe ... fills the screen with lavish images that constantly amaze the senses. 3.5/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News January 19, 2006 +1496 The subject remained interesting enough to this provincial American to accept and ultimately enjoy the film's well-worn romanticism, even with its resignedly tired happy ending. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer January 18, 2006 +1496 Marshall's approach is simultaneously accessible and exotic, a breathtaking introduction that exposes without spoiling a world of carefully guarded mystery. 3/4 fresh Peter Debruge 0 Premiere Magazine January 17, 2006 +1496 The greatest achievement of author Golden and director Marshall is their delicate capturing of the viciousness of women among women. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina January 16, 2006 +1496 Stunning to look at, Memoirs of a Geisha is worth seeing for the lush visuals alone. The accents and culture clashes may grate, but the insight into this world, where men can be brought to their knees with a single glance, is mesmerising. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 16, 2006 +1496 Gorgeous to look at but curiously uninvolving and occasionally irritating, this is ultimately something of a disappointment despite strong performances. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 12, 2006 +1496 Even though the novel is one of my favorites; the movie did not leave me disappointed. It left me wanting more, but I didn't walk out dissatisfied with what I was given. 8/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum January 11, 2006 +1496 Always pleasant to watch even as the plot bites off more than it can chew. 3/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly January 10, 2006 +1496 It has to keep reminding us how tragic it is. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 4, 2006 +1496 Like the dolled-up women, the film is pleasing to the eyes and inscrutable. The mystery, though, is tedious rather than captivating. C- rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 January 3, 2006 +1496 Geisha offers a colorful glimpse that is as alien to most Western audiences as the dark side of the moon. 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) January 2, 2006 +1496 Says to hell with subtlety--but with a pretty face. C+ rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) January 1, 2006 +1496 The filmmakers have taken the source material -- Arthur Golden's best-selling novel -- and turned it into a glossy Hollywood production with the overripe melodrama you'd expect from a television soap opera, not a supposed epic drama. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 31, 2005 +1496 I've little doubt that Swicord and Marshall have produced an accurate account of the geisha lifestyle, but I'm not sure that it feels like a terribly authentic one. 2.5/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle December 31, 2005 +1496 Marshall weaves together an exotically sumptuous production frayed by a disappointing ending that tries to draw a powdered happy face on tragedy. 2.5/4 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly December 30, 2005 +1496 Rob Marshall doesn't know the difference between a geisha and a glass of water. 1/5 rotten Phil Hall 0 Film Threat December 29, 2005 +1496 Memoirs of a Geisha is grand entertainment, telling its epic story in bold yet graceful terms without ever descending to melodrama or soap opera. 5/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review December 29, 2005 +1496 Only occasionally does the camp classic struggling to free itself from the constricting kimonos and white pancake makeup of 'Geisha' claw its way to the surface. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 28, 2005 +1496 Memoirs of a Geisha is everything you'd expect it to be: beautiful, mesmerizing, tasteful, Japanese. It's just not very hot. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post December 27, 2005 +1496 In any case, if you judge Memoirs of a Geisha as a moving work of art, it's pretty fabulous. 2.5/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel December 27, 2005 +1496 Ultimately, Memoirs of a Geisha compares unfavorably with the book, though it offers pleasures of its own. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 27, 2005 +1496 [I]n terms of pure beauty, Memoirs of a Geisha is among the most gorgeous films ever created, a magnificent cherry blossom of a movie, evoking the lovely mysteries of geisha life. 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle December 27, 2005 +1496 ... a fascinating glimpse at a lost world of women with skin of porcelain and spines of steel, and the men in their thrall. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 27, 2005 +1496 [T]he film is altogether too much like Sayuri: trying to overwhelm with surface beauty and unspoken emotion, it never hits deeper than the skin. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian December 27, 2005 +1496 ... the movie is a well-meaning, vaporous bore, enlivened only by occasional traces of Showgirls-style camp and plasticine tears trickling down impeccably powdered cheeks. 1/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 27, 2005 +1496 Rob Marshall's movie version has a harder time hiding the ripeness. And it's a bit like a geisha's persona -- visually exciting and emotionally remote. 2.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 27, 2005 +1496 It is a lush, blushingly romantic portrait of Asian culture as seen through a Western lens. 2.5/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle December 27, 2005 +1496 The performances are good, the visuals are lush, the span is epic, but the film simply never soars. C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 27, 2005 +1496 ... good-looking but not quite memorable ... 2.5/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post December 27, 2005 +1496 Memoirs of a Geisha, the big-screen adaptation of Arthur Golden's best-selling novel, has a lesson to teach: Designing a movie isn't the same as directing one. C+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News December 27, 2005 +1496 This is a lavishly detailed memoir in which little turns out to be that memorable. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press December 27, 2005 +1496 For all its vagueness, the story is never less than visually exquisite ... and aurally appealing. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 27, 2005 +1496 Memories aren't made of this. 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 27, 2005 +1496 Unlike the geisha, this adaptation does wear its heart on its sleeve, but a fine cast, including the regal Michelle Yeoh, create a picture of composure. 4/4 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com December 27, 2005 +1496 Sayuri's geisha training plays out in formulaic montages, like The Karate Kid in kimonos. And the cast is allowed to lapse into theatrics that would shame Lillian Gish. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune December 24, 2005 +1496 Memoirs of a Geisha, a dramatic miss, is nonetheless worth seeing for the visual feast it provides. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan December 24, 2005 +1496 It's hard to get in the film more of a sense than merely skimming the surface. C+ rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee December 23, 2005 +1496 ...a sumptuous visual feast that shouldn't be confused with the real thing, but... a fascinating introduction to a part of Japanese culture. 3/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette December 23, 2005 +1496 ... a movie that delights the eye even as it lulls the mind. And the heart. C rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal December 23, 2005 +1496 [T]he movie works off its trio of delicious star performances, its sumptuous production values, its sprawling sets of old Kyoto, its sweeping John Williams score and haunting cello solos by Yo-Yo Ma. B+ fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 23, 2005 +1496 On the surface, everything looks great, but look just below, and it all falls apart. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 23, 2005 +1496 [A] beautiful and lush but thematically flawed and even disturbing portrait of a prisoner who adopts the reality of her captors and of a love stunted by captivity. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 22, 2005 +1496 For a while, you're waiting for Memoirs of a Geisha to start. Then you can't wait for it to end. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic December 22, 2005 +1496 Shot for shot, Memoirs of a Geisha is one of the most beautiful movies in years, with due credit to Don Beebe's widescreen camera work, John Myhre's meticulous production design and Colleen Atwood's opulent costumes. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 22, 2005 +1496 An exotic film that feels abbreviated. 2.5/5 rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies December 22, 2005 +1496 Meticulously produced and detailed, Geisha is a feast for the eyes, but icy to the touch. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com December 22, 2005 +1496 I was disappointed this wasn't as captivating as the book. I was blown away by the trailer, but the movie doesn't live up to that dramatic promise. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com December 22, 2005 +1496 If I wanted the story read to me, I would have bought the book on tape. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star December 22, 2005 +1496 Excuse me -- the Land of the Rising Sun just lost a social system that had parents selling their female children into indentured servitude, and we're supposed to feel contrite? rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly December 22, 2005 +1496 Plays like a Disney version of a Zhang Yimou movie, though the end result isn't as dreadful as that designation might suggest. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing December 21, 2005 +1496 As it stands, the film can best be described as a gorgeous, convoluted mess. C rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony December 21, 2005 +1496 The very qualities that made the book a must-read are lost in the translation to the screen. 'Geisha' might have been better served as a HBO mini-series. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette December 21, 2005 +1496 A very sterile film, one where we spend a great deal of time with the characters without ever getting to know them -- or, really, what the life of a geisha is all about. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 20, 2005 +1496 Memoirs brandishes old-school razzle dazzle at the expense of subtlety and contemplation, coating his sound stage sets in delicately applied layers of cherry blossoms and snowflakes. 2.5/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 20, 2005 +1496 Stripped down to its narrative essentials, it often feels like Desperate Housewives in a kimono. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 20, 2005 +1496 "Memoirs of a Geisha"" is a Hollywood-ized version of the far-better novel. Still, it's an enjoyable, lush interpretation of the best-selling tale of deceit, romance and ambition." 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 19, 2005 +1496 Memoirs of a Geisha may be culturally inaccurate and a bit pulpy, but so were some of the best movie-romances ever. 3.5/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy December 19, 2005 +1496 A bittersweet, cloyingly nostalgic look at traditional Japanese society just before rapid modernization and Americanization transformed it into the international cultural and economic power of today. rotten Les Wright 0 culturevulture.net December 18, 2005 +1496 Its commercial compromises cripple it as a movie. 2.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 18, 2005 +1496 Everything is beautiful -- even the squalor of poverty, the suffering of war. And nothing, ever, is revealed. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 17, 2005 +1496 Memoirs of a Geisha isn't just drop-dead beautiful, it's cinematically alive with a spirited way that makes most contrivances forgivable. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 17, 2005 +1496 Golden's straightforwardly involving prose, while no great shakes, has been replaced by an extremely fussy affair that is, in effect, its own silk-wrapped pictorial novelization. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 17, 2005 +1496 Comes across as a weird combination of Charles Dickens and Harlequin Romance, given a falsely exotic air by an overlay of kimonos and cherry blossoms. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 16, 2005 +1496 It's an overlong film that looks great, but might leave you feeling a bit nauseous. Wait for it to hit cable. 5/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com December 16, 2005 +1496 Thusly, I don't care about her, could care less if Sayuri finally finds true love. That means I don't like the movie, and if I ever write my own memoirs about my life reviewing film I'll make sure and say it again. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 16, 2005 +1496 Not merely bad but pretentiously bad. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 16, 2005 +1496 Marshall remarkably has established a challenging tone making the audience aware of the world the characters live in beneath the gloss. 3.7 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 15, 2005 +1496 The outlines of the story may seem soapy, but the details of the place, time, and culture used to tell the story elevate it to a meaningful and moving saga of identity, longing, and resiliance, as exquisitely presented as a silk kimono. A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 15, 2005 +1496 Films set in different countries can teach us so much about other cultures. For example, did you know that Memoirs of a Geisha is Japanese for 'Sominex'? 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) December 15, 2005 +1496 [G]ives you a real feeling of what it must have been like in old Japan, especially with all the pretty paper lanterns hanging around, and the beautiful kimonos the girls all wear. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 15, 2005 +1496 You've always got something to look at -- whether its Sayuri's exquisitely painted face or the perfect twirl of a gorgeously flowered umbrella. But the storytelling is soap-opera banal. C rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution December 15, 2005 +1496 I object to the movie not on sociological grounds but because I suspect a real geisha house floated on currents deeper and more subtle than the broad melodrama on display here. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 15, 2005 +1496 ...the picture mistakes opulence for importance. It's like a geisha who is all dressed up with no place to go. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) December 15, 2005 +1496 ...nary a drop formed in my lachrymal glands... rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat December 15, 2005 +1496 Despite his mainstream-heavy sensibility Marshall has crafted a textured film companion to Arthur Golden's stunning masterwork. 2.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly December 14, 2005 +1496 As gorgeous as it is lifeless. 2/4 rotten Frank Houston 0 Palm Beach Daily News December 14, 2005 +1496 It does indeed feel like Thousand Oaks, CA, rather than Land of a Thousand Cherry Blossoms. rotten Richard Horgan 0 FilmStew.com December 13, 2005 +1496 There is spectacle enough in Marshall's movie -- rows of geisha trainees aligned in formation like Rockettes, acres of low, cedar-and-bamboo buildings with mountains in the distance -- but nothing that comes close to lyricism. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker December 12, 2005 +1496 There's a lot of emotion and heart. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 12, 2005 +1496 Even if it's exaggerated and improbable on every level, the film still manages to grab our eye with its spectacular artistry, and our heart with its simple tale of yearning. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 11, 2005 +1496 Exotic locations and vibrant colors mask what is essentially a Japanese soap opera voiced in English... 2/4 rotten Eric Melin 0 Lawrence.com December 10, 2005 +1496 This is, in fact, quite an ugly film. 2.5/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette December 10, 2005 +1496 Sumptuous and exotic, this Asian Cinderella story unveils an ancient, refined tradition - albeit at a sluggish pace - and stars three exquisite actresses. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com December 9, 2005 +1496 It skips lightly over the surface of its rich material, more preoccupied with making pretty pictures than dipping below the surface so that you can experience the world through the eyes of its traumatized, yet increasingly savvy, heroine. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate December 9, 2005 +1496 These extreme displays of artifice are lovely and a little daunting. They are also rather grimly exalted by the camera. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 9, 2005 +1496 A lush, operatic period piece that abounds in detail, incident and spectacle and yet seldom connects on the emotional plane. 2.5/4 rotten Sheri Linden 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 9, 2005 +1496 This is a movie for the ear and the eye, not the brain and the heart. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 9, 2005 +1496 With its gorgeous cinematography, costumes and production design, Geisha is a visual feast, but it lacks emotional heft and leaves the viewer strangely unsatisfied. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 9, 2005 +1496 Simultaneously gorgeous and forgettable, sentimental and prurient. 2/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide December 9, 2005 +1496 You could say Memoirs Of A Geisha is Gone With The Wind without the substance, and certainly without the fiery temperament that made Scarlett O'Hara a lot more interesting than Zhang's geisha Sayuri is now. 2.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies December 9, 2005 +1496 It oozes importance, is heavy with worthiness and lies there, waiting to be appreciated for the beautiful thing it is. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 9, 2005 +1496 Well worth seeing on the big screen, Memoirs of a Geisha is ultimately a film you admire, rather than embrace. 3/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com December 9, 2005 +1496 All three acts suffer from sluggish momentum and weak endings. 2/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post December 9, 2005 +1496 In the luxuriant Memoirs of a Geisha, three of the biggest and loveliest stars of Chinese cinema -- Ziyi Zhang, Michelle Yeoh and Gong Li -- sharpen their talons. 3/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News December 9, 2005 +1496 Robin Swicord...who adapted the novel for the screen, doesn't bother much with Golden's prose, apparently because it wasn't cliched enough. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times December 9, 2005 +1496 Feels more like a calculated product than a work of art. B fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com December 9, 2005 +1496 "An epic romantic period piece with deeply felt performances, beautiful costumes and exquisitely framed sets, Geisha pretty much defines the phrase ""Oscar contender." 3.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com December 9, 2005 +1496 Like a beautifully wrapped gift that fails to impress once the box is opened, Memoirs of a Geisha is gorgeous to look at - - but that's about it. B- rotten 0 E! Online December 9, 2005 +1496 A more fitting title for Memoirs of a Geisha would have been Cliffs Notes of a Geisha. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 9, 2005 +1496 An Eastern movie made to resemble the most unchallenging Western ideal of what the East is. 4/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 8, 2005 +1496 In essence Chicago comes closer to capturing that life of artists and performance; Memoirs is just whoring for a little prestige known as the Oscars. 2/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com December 8, 2005 +1496 "The story is pretty simple but the film, like the book, is about the details and this is what attracts to ""Memoirs of a Geisha." B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 8, 2005 +1496 ...if ever a movie represented Hollywood marketing, this is it. C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 8, 2005 +1496 Slowness doesn't necessarily equal beauty or power or profundity. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com December 8, 2005 +1496 the world of the film is so narrow that pre-occupation Japan looks like a feudal Disneyland, where everybody knew their place and the cherry blossoms were always falling 2/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com December 8, 2005 +1496 Spanning two decades and a momentous war, Memoirs of a Geisha displays all the pomp and grandeur of an epic, but you wouldn't call it sweeping. 2/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times December 8, 2005 +1496 What's wrong with Memoirs of a Geisha' isn't the casting; it's the film's languorous pace. 2.5/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News December 8, 2005 +1496 Director Rob Marshall Chicago is so transfixed by all the ritualistic hoo-ha that he never brings the story down to earth. C+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor December 8, 2005 +1496 Arthur Golden's bestselling novel has been transfigured into an overripe romance that manages the not-so-cute trick of being both glitzy and ponderous while straining for delicacy and grandeur. 1.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday December 8, 2005 +1496 The actors are hamstrung from the very beginning by the Westernized material -- everyone speaks English at all times -- and by the bland direction from Rob Marshall. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 8, 2005 +1496 It's not a great movie, or even a particularly good one, but it's spectacular. fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly December 8, 2005 +1496 Memoirs loses its taste for risk, and settles, throughout the movie's subsequent melodramatic turns, for the familiar blandishments of good looks and technical control. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly December 8, 2005 +1496 Ziyi is radiant, as real as the script allows -- just not Japanese. Sweetly shot overall, though a dismal mood dominates. Otherwise somewhat simple and soapy. 1/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card December 7, 2005 +1496 attempts to take the admittedly addicting soap opera that was the book and elevate into something on a higher plane of artistic existence. It fails. 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews December 7, 2005 +1496 You have to appreciate the attention to detail and the beauty imbued into every scene by Rob Marshall and his crew 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net December 7, 2005 +1496 Memoirs of a Geisha is worthwhile on many levels, although it lacks the depth of feeling that would have elevated it from a good movie to a romance for the ages. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 6, 2005 +1496 Icky. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 6, 2005 +1496 A would-be cross between Showgirls and Raise the Red Lantern, too dumb to cause offense though falling short of the oblivious abandon that could have vaulted it into high camp. rotten Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice December 6, 2005 +1496 Flawed by the use of Chinese actors taking the roles of Japanese and for its use of English all around. C+ rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 4, 2005 +1496 Memoirs of a Geisha builds a beautiful garden, then runs an interstate through it to let more people in. C rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium December 1, 2005 +1496 Any doubts about three Chinese actresses speaking English with Japanese accents vanish in the face of their deeply felt performances and the world Marshall conjures with magical finesse. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 30, 2005 +1496 So much to see and hear, yet the magic of Memoirs of a Geisha is the human way it touches the heart. The cumulative effect is like being knocked unconscious by the wing of a butterfly. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 29, 2005 +1496 Shows how a small act of kindness, like a pebble thrown into a pond, can send out many ripples, and transform another's life. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice November 27, 2005 +1496 Mother is greedy. Pumpkin is naive. Sayuri is determined. Hatsumomo is angry. Mameha is wise. Etc... rotten Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience November 27, 2005 +1496 Instead of revealing the inner sanctum of Japan's traditionalist heart, Geisha wades clumsily through a series of beautiful sets, hackneyed plots and stunning costumes. C rotten Gabriel Shanks 0 Modern Fabulousity November 25, 2005 +1496 Though Spielberg once almost took the helm, the picture that we have here indicates that Marshall was the perfect man to bring Arthur Golden's amazing best seller to the screen. 4.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 22, 2005 +1496 Arthur Golden's international best-seller has been moved to the bigscreen with beauty and tact in Memoirs of a Geisha. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety November 21, 2005 +1496 The filmmakers make characters crasser, ignore nuances within geisha tradition and give characters attitudes and dialogue highly unlikely for Depression-era Japan. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter November 21, 2005 +1496 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1496 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1496 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs March 11, 2006 +1496 6/10 fresh Jay Richardson 0 Future Movies UK January 21, 2006 +1496 D- rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews January 16, 2006 +1496 3/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies January 11, 2006 +1496 3.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 24, 2005 +1496 2.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 17, 2005 +1496 C+ rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com December 16, 2005 +1497 Alas, the movie is less clever than its characters. 1/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor November 11, 2004 +1497 Performances are solid and the washed-out, blue-tinged cinematography lends a sickish aura to the soul-eroding cubicles, offices and conference rooms that all too vividly evoke the mind-set of depressed wage slaves. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide November 10, 2004 +1497 The first feature film by Bilge Ebiri, a New York Magazine film critic, is an unusual hybrid, a surreal 'cubicle comedy' that subtly morphs into a paranoid thriller. 3/5 fresh Dana Stevens 1 New York Times November 10, 2004 +1497 This is Ebiri's first feature after directing four shorts. He shows talent, but shouldn't give up his day job just yet. 2/4 rotten 1 New York Post November 10, 2004 +1497 From the co-workers' macho hazing rituals to the pseudo-arty gotcha ending, New Guy never quite locates a sensibility to call its own. rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 Village Voice November 9, 2004 +1497 Combining the elements of comedy and thriller isn't easy, especially for a first-timer. But Ebiri pulls it off. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 24, 2004 +1497 An intriguing black comedy of the Office Space genre that rapidly descends into a Kafkaesque thriller. 2.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews March 6, 2003 +1499 Still a quirky, deadpan classic even if it isn't aging nearly as well as you'd hope. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation July 1, 2018 +1499 ...something truly special, both funny and moving, strange and captivating. fresh Jade Budowski 0 Decider January 19, 2018 +1499 a Platonic dialogue in that it's suspiciously like a monologue disguised as an exchange. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 8, 2015 +1499 Morris' first two films are as carefully composed and thematically complex as any scripted drama. 3.5/5 fresh Noel Murray 0 The Dissolve March 23, 2015 +1499 engrossing and rather endearing 4/5 fresh Annette Cardwell 0 Filmcritic.com April 21, 2005 +1499 Vernon at first appears to be an exploitative display of the fluent eccentricities of a rural compendium and becomes collectively applicable, even relevant. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You September 9, 2003 +1499 the great turkey hunter creates a long lasting character along with the other Vernon residents 4/5 fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews January 1, 2000 +1499 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 23, 2008 +1499 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 2, 2005 +1499 4/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 19, 2004 +1499 4/5 fresh Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca July 27, 2004 +1501 If you want a turn-on, turn-off Caligula. Stay home and read Robert Graves' I, Claudius, it's much sexier. rotten Michael Blowen 1 Boston Globe April 28, 2018 +1501 "[VIDEO ESSAY] If ever there was a filmic guide to pagan Roman debauchery - real or imagined - ""Caligula"" is it." B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 14, 2012 +1501 More infamous for its widespread ineptitude than for its artistic innovation... [Blu-ray] 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews January 30, 2009 +1501 A classic in the coolest sense of the word 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 5, 2008 +1501 Sublimely ridiculous thesp-filled porno-togarama. rotten 0 Film4 April 10, 2008 +1501 Such established names as John Gielgud and Peter O'Toole will have to be seen to be believed. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety December 8, 2007 +1501 Unpleasantly violent, often dull, and only intermittently sexy. 1.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide December 8, 2007 +1501 Caligula is sickening, utterly worthless, shameful trash. If it is not the worst film I have ever seen, that makes it all the more shameful: People with talent allowed themselves to participate in this travesty. 0/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 8, 2007 +1501 It ended up almost as infamous and notorious as its subject... and that's not a compliment. 0/5 rotten Will Harris 0 Bullz-Eye.com November 3, 2007 +1501 I suppose certain college fraternities could make screening it part of their hazing rituals. F rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 24, 2007 +1501 Simply a curiosity, a laughable relic of a failed effort to bring explicit sex movies to the masses. 4 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide October 23, 2007 +1501 Despite the movie, the highlight of this three-disc set is the often hilarious commentary. 1.5/5 rotten Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com October 22, 2007 +1501 Excess for excess sake, or just bad taste: Caligula is a messy, bloody film that fails on any level, even as porn and camp. D- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 15, 2007 +1501 All in all it's a dreary shambles. rotten 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1501 Caligula turns the Julian dynasty's most violent chapter into a sleazy snoozefest. Even the Penthouse Pets look pained to be decorating this historic bomb. rotten Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian November 25, 2004 +1501 Kinda dumb and tacky, but at least it's a real movie. 3/5 fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times March 24, 2004 +1501 professes to be an honest depiction of ancient Roman excesses, but it succeeds only in being alternately boring and offensive 1/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 15, 2002 +1501 Caligula boasts a sort of notoriety known to few films. It was a lavish accident: the marriage of legitimate film and smut. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 3, 2002 +1501 For sheer camp RBI, this Tinto Brass-Bob Guccione freak is the World Series played, won, and paraded. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1501 Hokey doesn't even begin to describe it. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1501 Plainly sick and grotesque, existing only to shock or nauseate an audience with hideous images, stale performances, lifeless photography, and painfully vile actions. 0/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1501 ...the film is without any redeeming social value. It's bad history, bad filmmaking, and bad pornography, too. 2/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1501 On the big screen is the only way one can, ahem, appreciate this gaudy, flat-out bizarre exercise in cinematic fragmentation. 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1501 Guccione, in his pursuit of historical accuracy has instead made a film that is such a painstaking, arduous task to watch in its entirety that I doubt anyone can sit through an hour of it without irreversible psychological damage. 0/4 rotten Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1501 0/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1501 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 1, 2005 +1501 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 26, 2004 +1501 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +1502 It's fun, and a mild critique of the island's dire economy, but it won't topple Fidel. fresh Chris Peachment 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 28, 2017 +1502 All too familiar as a political satire. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 11, 2004 +1502 A funny road movie filled with colorful characters and a superb musical soundtrack. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 2, 2002 +1502 Franz Kafka Meets 'Scientific Socialism' tells more about the state of Cuba today that many more learned treatises. 2.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 14, 2001 +1502 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 27, 2005 +1502 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1502 4/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 14, 2001 +1502 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 14, 2001 +1502 8 fresh Elspeth Haughton 0 Apollo Guide February 14, 2001 +1502 3/5 fresh Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle February 14, 2001 +1503 The pleasure is watching Connery shine as a roguish criminal in a story line that never gels. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 4, 2011 +1503 a bit of a mess 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 19, 2004 +1503 Utterly forgettable, even with its great cast 1/5 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette August 12, 2004 +1503 [S]urprisingly compelling... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 7, 2003 +1503 Star-studded cliched rubbish 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 7, 2002 +1503 Just barely worth checking out, and even then, it's only for the actors. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +1503 4/5 fresh Christian Toto 0 Washington Times August 26, 2005 +1503 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 19, 2005 +1503 2/5 rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine May 19, 2005 +1503 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 7, 2003 +1503 2/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 18, 2002 +1503 2/5 rotten Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly August 8, 2002 +1503 3/5 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 8, 2002 +1503 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 27, 2002 +1503 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1505 It is the band, the group - with or without Sutcliffe - that makes Backbeat such a powerfully emotional elegy. 3/5 fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 4, 2018 +1505 Get back, get back to where you once belonged, you want to shout. But the movie is stuck in the wrong groove. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 13, 2018 +1505 There's nothing very profound here, but we do at least get a nice handling of period and milieu, and pretty good performances of the songs. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader September 10, 2007 +1505 What pulls you over the bum spots is the electrifying immediacy. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 10, 2007 +1505 First-time director Iain Softley makes the film more visually distinctive than most music bios. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide September 10, 2007 +1505 The early, pre-fame days of the Beatles are a great subject for a film, but the potential has been only partly realized in Backbeat. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety September 10, 2007 +1505 You can't miss the affection and sincerity Backbeat carries from start to finish.... Softley bottles the attitude and energy, the excitement of the new, that were as integral to the Beatles' success as their songs. fresh Mark Bourne 0 DVDJournal.com April 9, 2006 +1505 The music is loud and raw, but nevertheless evokes the excitement it generated. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1505 The music, done here by a group of grunge all-stars, doesn't even attempt to sound dead-on, but remains mostly true to the raucous spirit of the time. 4/5 fresh Brad Laidman 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1505 points to the tragic irony of immortality being achieved through early death 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 Draxblog Movie Reviews August 17, 2005 +1505 Iain Softley directs his feature debut with simplicity and feeling, and you don't have to have been a Beatles fan to get with the beat. Gives you hope for the British film industry. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine June 22, 2005 +1505 All the cast give credible performances. fresh 0 Film4 October 4, 2003 +1505 A raucous film about the Beatles before they made it big fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 18, 2003 +1505 Backbeat, which for all its pretensions can often be impressively canny and affectionate about its subject, is helped enormously by newly recorded versions of Beatle records. 3/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1505 Even non-Beatles fans -- myself included -- should give this one a try. 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times March 14, 2003 +1505 An engaging look at fifth Beatle Stuart Sutclife and his relationship with John Lennon. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium December 30, 2002 +1505 Nice look at the early life of the Beatles. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) September 8, 2002 +1505 Very good biopic about the early days of the Beatles 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 21, 2002 +1505 interesting, colorful backstage Beatles chronicle 3/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 29, 2002 +1505 An interesting look at the Beatle who never was. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1505 Since director Iain Softley seems more interested in establishing tone and atmosphere than in creating vital personalities, he is unable to harness the full power of his story. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1505 At the end, I felt cheated. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1505 Working with a time period and two crucial characters probably not too familiar to less-than-avid Beatles or rock fans, Softley needs a great performance, and he gets it from Hart. fresh Richard Harrington 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1505 Softley is able to enliven a familiar story and famous characters. His cast helps him. fresh John F. Kelly 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1505 If anybody ever makes a good film about the early days of the Beatles, I would love to see it. My recommendation is to pass this one by and look for one of the many Beatles documentaries if you want to know more. 1/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1505 hen Stu begins his relationship with Astrid, the film begins to lose its way, partly because it sinks into bathos and partly because Lee never captures the character. And we're talking about the bulk of the movie. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1505 Backbeat is a tragedy for sure, but it's a tragedy with one hell of a soundtrack. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1505 Writer-director Iain Softley went out and bought the Paint-By-Numbers kit for making a rock 'n' roll movie. 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1505 Dorff's Stu is always a bit too low-key, even when he's doing his painting, so as a dramatic character he never becomes all that interesting. 6/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1505 2/5 rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 14, 2005 +1505 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1505 3/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 25, 2003 +1505 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 16, 2002 +1505 A fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly April 15, 1994 +1507 If they decide to make Daddy Day Spa with Martin Lawrence and Jim Belushi, I don't want to hear about it. rotten Jay Stone 0 Canada.com July 22, 2014 +1507 Even the film stock's colour tint looks cheap and nasty. Don't say we didn't warn you. 1/5 rotten Derek Adams 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1507 Daddy Day Camp truly is a horrific mess. It's not really a movie for kids; it's a movie for kids by adults who don't have the slightest idea what makes a quality film for any audience ... puerile doesn't even begin to do it justice. 3/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 18, 2011 +1507 "It all comes down to the ""Olympiad,"" a battle of idiotic proportions between the two camps, and if you can't guess what happens next, this just may be the movie for you." 0.5/4 rotten Brooke Holgerson 0 Boston Phoenix July 6, 2010 +1507 While the actors in Daddy Day Camp may be different, the tired and predictable storyline full of jokes involving urinating, flatulence, burping, vomiting and crotch shots remains the same. 1/5 rotten Adam Tobias 0 Watertown Daily Times July 22, 2008 +1507 I can't think of a single kind word to say about this unfortunate family comedy which is unoriginal, predictable, schmaltzy and bland. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile November 22, 2007 +1507 Forgettable camp comedy is fine for kiddie laughs. 2/5 rotten Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media October 31, 2007 +1507 An unnecessary and unlovable sequel to the Eddie Murphy vehicle Daddy Day Care, though this time the producers have traded down to Cuba Gooding Jr. Not recommended. rotten Robert Hanks 0 Independent (UK) October 19, 2007 +1507 Criminally lazy follow-up to the syrupy family comedy Daddy Day Care. rotten Cath Clarke 0 Guardian October 19, 2007 +1507 Never work with children or animals. Unless you're a child or an animal, in which case, never work with Cuba Gooding Jnr. 1/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com October 19, 2007 +1507 Follow US audiences' lead - pitch your cinematic tent elsewhere. 1/5 rotten James White 0 Total Film October 19, 2007 +1507 Daddy D-Day for Cuba's career. 1/5 rotten Rob Daniel 0 Sky Cinema October 19, 2007 +1507 Desperately unfunny, badly written sequel that's essentially a mish-mash of tired cliches, fart gags and genuinely terrible performances. One to avoid. 1/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 18, 2007 +1507 Whatever happened to Cuba Gooding Jr.'s career? rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 29, 2007 +1507 Watching children act, when it's bad, is on par with having a tooth pulled; and suffice it to say, the adult acting is not much better. 0.5/5 rotten Rachael Biggs 0 IGN Movies August 22, 2007 +1507 If your idea of fun is an hour and a half surrounded by screaming, whining, vomiting children, then this may be your movie. 4 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide August 19, 2007 +1507 While Danica McKellar is busy extolling the virtues of mathematics to young females of America, her erstwhile leading man Fred Savage can be found toiling for a far less noble cause. 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com August 19, 2007 +1507 Gooding would rather mug for the camera than actually act. The film's young stars don't have the talent to be cast in a fifth grade Christmas pageant. And the script is uninspired and lacking a single bit of humor. rotten Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee August 18, 2007 +1507 ...original stars Eddie Murphy and Jeff Garlin have wisely chosen to be absent this time around. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 17, 2007 +1507 Doesn't attain the acute awfulness of last week's Bratz -- but also lacks the grim 'end of civilization as we know it' fascination of that discharge of dumbness. rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 15, 2007 +1507 Just horrible. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper August 14, 2007 +1507 Daddy Day Camp is a perfect family film for the blind and deaf. 0/5 rotten Michael Ferraro 0 Film Threat August 12, 2007 +1507 Lights out. rotten Pete Hammond 0 Maxim August 10, 2007 +1507 A generic time-waster powered by a lazy, cynical combination of scatological kiddie humor and maudlin sentiment. F rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club August 10, 2007 +1507 At least it will not suck anybody's will to live. 2/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com August 10, 2007 +1507 Here's to hoping that the pint-sized thespians who play those kids -- barely blessed with names, let alone personalities -- don't mistake the lame lessons of the adults around them on the set of Daddy Day Camp as a master class in comedic acting. 1/5 rotten Chad Greene 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 10, 2007 +1507 An extended sitcom for kids, with very little to entertain adults. 1/5 rotten Jette Kernion 0 Cinematical August 10, 2007 +1507 This kinder and gentler sequel features the main characters from Daddy Day Care but with a different cast. C- rotten M. K. Terrell 0 Christian Science Monitor August 9, 2007 +1507 The juvenile actors come off as movie brats, and the pacing is slowed by treacly speeches about father-son bonding. As a child star on The Wonder Years, director Fred Savage worked with some of TV's best, but you'd never guess it from this. rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader August 9, 2007 +1507 Because he's an Oscar winner with a rep now for headlining turkeys, watching Cuba Gooding Jr. in trash like Daddy Day Camp almost hurts. D rotten Gregory Kirschling 1 Entertainment Weekly August 9, 2007 +1507 There's no point being highbrow about a film that relies on the typical fart-puke-nuts-kaboom brand of family comedy, but [director] Savage's lethargic, impersonal approach can't even make Camp's gross-out moments appropriately revolting. rotten Tim Grierson 1 L.A. Weekly August 9, 2007 +1507 A treacly underdog story with kids who are either stereotypes or miniature adults, with the real adults engaged in bug-eyed mugging and limb-waving that would have been too broad for silent movies. rotten Frank Lovece 0 Film Journal International August 9, 2007 +1507 Muddah, Faddah, kindly disregard this fil-m. rotten Chris Knight 0 National Post August 9, 2007 +1507 One of the most inept movies a Hollywood studio has ever unleashed. rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 9, 2007 +1507 Much time is spent waiting for a methane-filled toilet to explode, an incident that only begins to approximate the visceral experience of watching this movie. 1/5 rotten Joshua Land 1 Time Out August 9, 2007 +1507 The script... is a lumpy mess that mixes slapstick potty humor with ponderous father-son confrontation and reconciliation - neither of them staged effectively. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 8, 2007 +1507 Perhaps a productive use for Daddy Day Camp may be found among death row inmates who wish to make their final minutes feel like weeks. F rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News August 8, 2007 +1507 It's all obtusely broad and ridiculous, and the dreaded 'life lessons' drag it out interminably. C- rotten Dezhda Gaubert 0 E! Online August 8, 2007 +1507 Daddy Day Camp should just limp off to the nurse's tent and call it quits. 0.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle August 8, 2007 +1507 Well, what did anyone expect Daddy Day Camp to be? 2/4 fresh Fred Topel 0 Hollywood.com August 8, 2007 +1507 The acting is atrocious and more obvious than you see in many high school or college productions. The jokes are stale. The storyline is so predictable, I'll bet nearly everyone in the theater will guess what happens next. 1.5/4 rotten Bill Zwecker 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 8, 2007 +1507 Daddy Day Camp is a recruiting poster for kids, insisting that there's no domestic problem that military values can't solve. rotten Matt Zoller 1 New York Times August 8, 2007 +1507 About as much fun as being given a wedgie and hung from the camp flagpole. 0/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail August 8, 2007 +1507 Other than being silly most of the time and stupid on occasion, there is nothing offensive about Daddy Day Camp. 1.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies August 8, 2007 +1507 Poison ivy jokes. Poop jokes. Runaway bus jokes. Young love jokes. Skunk jokes. Some fake fatherly tender moments. Vomit jokes. This film has them all. D rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News August 8, 2007 +1507 Owes more to the third or fourth sequel to Meatballs and other character-building summer-camp comedies than it does to Daddy Day Care, with neither director Fred Savage or the writers inclined to come up with a single original idea. 1/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press August 8, 2007 +1507 Predictable as any TV sitcom. 2/4 rotten Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 8, 2007 +1507 Some would argue that kids aren't as jaded as adults, and will enjoy an agonizingly unfunny experience like Daddy Day Camp just fine. Using the same rationale, you could feed them Alpo. 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 8, 2007 +1507 Daddy Day Camp, a comedy for no ages, has an amazing amount of CGI -- Cuba Gooding Incompetence. 0.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post August 8, 2007 +1507 As one might anticipate with a comedy about children and the outdoors, a lot of screen time is devoted to bodily noises and throwing up. 1/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday August 8, 2007 +1507 The worst kind of sequel. No original stars or director, just a cobbled-together script by one of the writers of Daddy Day Care. There should have been a big red flag when Eddie Murphy declined to appear. D rotten Kip Mooney 1 Dallas Morning News August 8, 2007 +1507 What's worse than a listless sequel to a terrible movie? How about a listless sequel with a far less interesting cast than the first film. 1/4 rotten Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times August 8, 2007 +1507 Have your little ones already seen Ratatouille and rented Thunderpants? 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 8, 2007 +1507 Not quite as funny as a perforated ulcer. 0.5/4 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star August 8, 2007 +1507 This terrible sequel to a bad movie was directed by Fred Savage, the now-grown star of The Wonder Years, though there's no evidence of any behind-the-scenes adult supervision. 1.5/4 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide August 8, 2007 +1507 The antics of cute or precocious children can't save this mess. 1/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 8, 2007 +1507 It's a bit sad to see this talented, Oscar-winning actor reduced to taking Murphy's cast-off parts, but Gooding does fine with what the movie gives him. 1/4 rotten Will Crain 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 8, 2007 +1507 If the movie is relentless low-brow swill, its splattery good cheer makes it hard to hate. Just go in expecting the expected, and maybe bring a tarp. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 8, 2007 +1507 It's gotten to the point where Gooding's presence on a marquee practically guarantees we'll be bashing our heads against the seat in front of us. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post August 8, 2007 +1507 Its humor derives from the campers' toilet and digestive tract malfunctions - truly tedious, except, perhaps, for matinee moppets with indulgent parents. 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com August 8, 2007 +1507 The film doesn't need a heartfelt detour, especially any creation that contains a revenge scenario involving a urine-filled water balloon, and it disappoints me that the production didn't have the guts to assemble a more relaxed summer camp farce. C+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 eFilmCritic.com August 8, 2007 +1507 What's great about this hideous, soul-scarring, brain-melting film is that it teaches children that to win at a competition... you must play as dirty as the other team. 0/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com August 8, 2007 +1507 A Cuba Gooding, Jr. kind of boyz in the woods career trajectory switch. rotten Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press August 7, 2007 +1507 The screenplay is attributed to three writers. That means if the film's funny parts were divided evenly among them, they each wrote zero. F rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 7, 2007 +1507 By now you've seen most of the visual gags. A bus drives into a building. An outhouse explodes. rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald August 7, 2007 +1507 Gates and Rae are game, but not funny in the least. The kids are stereotypes, and not particularly amusing ones. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 7, 2007 +1507 A lazy, juvenile, starkly unfunny and consistently unrelatable family film. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 7, 2007 +1507 Memo to Cuba: if you're offered the lead in a sequel to Murphy's Pluto Nash, say no. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 7, 2007 +1507 The minstrelsy of Gooding Jr.'s performance is abhorrent but no more offensive than the showboating that won him the Oscar. 1/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine August 7, 2007 +1507 Poison ivy would be less painful. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter August 3, 2007 +1507 Daddy Day Camp suffers all the near-classic sequel handicaps. rotten John Anderson 1 Variety August 3, 2007 +1508 [T]hough the film is scattershot and flip at times, it is also heartfelt. fresh Jennifer Dworkin 0 Film Comment Magazine October 20, 2014 +1508 End result is at once intelligent, wry and -- there's no way around it -- quintessentially Jewish, in the best sense. fresh Leslie Felperin 1 Variety July 6, 2010 +1508 deliberately provocative, and more than challenging even with Shamir's wry approach, it's paradigm shifting and disconcerting 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews June 1, 2010 +1508 The filmmaker gives roughly equal time to left, right, and moderate views, but his glib narration, accentuated by a jaunty score, undercuts this otherwise worthy inquiry. rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader February 2, 2010 +1508 The film wades airily into a cultural no-flyover zone, sits down, and says: OK, let's talk. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 3, 2009 +1508 Shamir is smart enough to move his film beyond shrill polemics and into more observational territory: Israeli high-school kids visiting Poland to see the death camps, African-Americans on a street corner in Brooklyn discussing their experiences with Jews. 3/4 fresh Gerald Peary 0 Boston Phoenix December 3, 2009 +1508 Even though Defamation, which is sprinkled with unexpected moments of wry humor, will be inescapably controversial, Yoav Shamir strives admirably to be evenhanded. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times November 20, 2009 +1508 Presumably Mr. Shamir's film plays differently in Israel. In the United States, it feels like just another day on the Op-Ed page. 1.5/5 rotten Neil Genzlinger 1 New York Times November 20, 2009 +1508 Like Diogenes with his lamp, director Yoav Shamir goes in search of anti-Semitism. This film goes further than any ever made in demonstrating that the Holocaust has been used cynically to justify Israeli expansionism and brutality. fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 20, 2009 +1508 Yoav Shamir's documentary Defamation takes on such an explosive topic that the director only gradually reveals the film's real subject. 3/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 19, 2009 +1508 Meet Yoav Shamir -- the Israeli Michael Moore, who marches through the power centers of the U.S. and his homeland to challenge the religious orthodoxy. 3/5 fresh 1 Time Out November 18, 2009 +1508 Like most good documentaries, Defamation poses more questions than it purports to answer, before arriving at the mildly reductive postulation that what's past is past. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Village Voice November 17, 2009 +1508 Shamir's breezy manner and casual approach encourage people to speak candidly, and their comments about Jews are shocking -- horrendous, really, but sometimes surprisingly funny. 3.5/5 fresh Jennifer Merin 0 About.com November 16, 2009 +1508 Shamir's propensity for scatterbrained journalism muddles the film's first half to the point of irritation. 2.5/4 fresh Joseph Jon 0 Slant Magazine November 15, 2009 +1508 Intelligent, muscular documentary filmmaking that asks all the right questions about anti-Semitism today. A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 4, 2009 +1508 4/5 fresh 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 25, 2009 +1508 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly November 20, 2009 +1508 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 20, 2009 +1508 3/5 fresh Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com November 20, 2009 +1509 This is a sweet, funny little movie, and with luck it can survive the marketing con job. Outside Providence is winning enough on its own terms. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 5, 2018 +1509 [The first] shot is pure Farrelly, but the rest of the movie doesn't match its humor. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1509 ...the performances and the genuinely interesting script make this one worth checking out. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1509 A funny and sometimes poignant coming-of-age drama. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 4, 2002 +1509 I wish I had been outside of Providence instead of watching this mess. 2/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review February 14, 2001 +1509 Offers an irresistible sketchbook filled with prep school memories. 4.5/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1509 The film, despite never venturing into uncharted territory, is funny, warm, and endearing, and features a protagonist who grows on the audience. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1509 It's funny and offbeat, sometimes raucous, but it still manages to come at you in gentle layers. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1509 Michael Corrente loses his bearings, bringing nothing fresh, and everything bland. C- rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1509 Outside Providence doesn't wear out the small welcome it's won. fresh Amy Taubin 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1509 It's more character driven than bodily fluid driven, but still entertaining nonetheless. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1509 The movie reeks of the kind of atmosphere that makes you reach for the Lysol. 2/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1509 A film sort-of from the Farrelly brothers with practically none of its charm. 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1509 Outside Providence could emerge as the final sleeper comedy of the summer. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1509 Alec Baldwin is the least convincing blue - collar - poker - playing - whisky - swilling yahoo to hit the screen in many a year. rotten Douglas Konecky 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1509 A coming-of-age story of exceptional warmth and humor. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1509 Fitfully amusing but nothing remarkable. 3/5 rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1509 Outside Providence shows us nothing we haven't seen before. rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1509 I must admit I didn't hear every word. Some were muffled by my groans. rotten Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1509 The Farrelly brothers brand of humor is present, but the jokes are incorporated into a surprisingly effective coming-of-age story. 4/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +1509 Sincere and touching. 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1509 A poor man's Good Will Hunting with nothing new or redeeming about it. rotten Tony Toscano 0 Citadel Broadcasting January 1, 2000 +1509 Despite a good cast and the requisite selection of classic rock, this is a dead-end teen stoner flick. rotten Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1509 Seems rushed and a handful of other subplots are never fully explored or resolved. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1509 Outside Providence paints Dunphy's transformation in broadly comic strokes, but Corrente mines a rich emotional undercurrent through the performances. 3.5/5 fresh Serena Donadoni 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1509 Baldwin is so good he deserves a Farrelly Oscar. fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1509 When the Farrellys have a point to make they know just the right language. fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1509 A lot of the movie has an honest, slice - of - life feel to it, and that really helps. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1509 Outside of a smart performance by Shawn Hatosy as Tim Dunphy, there just isn't much that's enlightening or new in this intimate recollection. C+ rotten Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1509 Hatosy shines beyond most of his teen peers, and Alec Baldwin could even get a Best Supporting Actor nomination. fresh Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1509 The characters, even ones that barely more than cameos, are well rounded and fully drawn. 8/10 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +1509 The signature zaniness is missing from director Michael Corrente's adaptation. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1509 Mean-spirited, ugly and just not funny. 2/10 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1509 Ever hear someone tell supposedly amusing tales of their childhood and adolescence that seem only to hold the slightest bit of interest to the person telling the story? 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1509 Entertaining and charming, the film is one of the better, more accurate, 'coming-of-age' films to be released in awhile. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1509 It comes to the 'startling' conclusion that rich kids might do the same bad things working-class kids do, but get away with it because their money gives them privileges. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1509 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1509 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1509 1.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1509 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1509 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1509 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1509 3/10 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1509 6 rotten Guy MacPherson 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1509 4.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1509 1.5/4 rotten Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +1509 1/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1509 3/4 fresh 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1509 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1509 7/10 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1509 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1509 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1509 2/4 rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +1510 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 3, 2005 +1512 Schwarzenegger is never going to make the De Niros and Hoffmans of this world lose a night's sleep, but he has acquired a new confidence as an actor under Verhoeven's guidance. 3/4 fresh Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 27, 2016 +1512 Total Recall is slick, sly and subversive, and if some of the special effects have aged somewhat, that only adds to the charm. 4/5 fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out July 27, 2016 +1512 All told, Total Recall is a powerful brew of mordant humor, keen wit, refreshing originality and graphic violence. 3/4 fresh Dennis King 0 Tulsa World July 27, 2016 +1512 As Quaid, Schwarzenegger continues to stretch beyond his reach as an actor, relying on physical prowess to keep him in character. 2.5/4 fresh Johanna Steinmetz 1 Chicago Tribune July 27, 2016 +1512 Total Recall went through four directors before Verhoeven finally took it on, and four writers worked on the script. It's no wonder the finished film emerges without a unifying style, or a single performance worth mentioning. rotten Bill Kelley 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 27, 2016 +1512 If the movie sometimes seems overwhelmed by its budget and its legendary third-act problems, it's still entertainingly raw and brutal, full of whiplash pace and juicy exaggeration. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Los Angeles Times July 27, 2016 +1512 If Total Recall isn't as much fun as I'd hoped, it's not as dreary as I'd feared. I wouldn't call it totally awesome, but it's far from being a total loss. 3/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel July 27, 2016 +1512 The movie is a cartoon, though a mammothly enjoyable one. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 27, 2016 +1512 This rip-roaring slice of sci-fi excess remains Arnold Schwarzenegger's most satisfying film since his breakthrough hit, The Terminator. 4/5 fresh John Ferguson 0 Radio Times July 27, 2016 +1512 Arnold Schwarzenegger brings an effective blend of machismo and innocence to his role. Too bad director Paul Verhoeven lets brainless violence and tricky special effects swamp the cleverness of the tale itself. rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor July 27, 2016 +1512 Total Recall begins to self-destruct not long after Schwarzenegger arrives on Mars, and the story degenerates into a violent, stunningly foul-mouthed enterprise. 2.5/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune July 27, 2016 +1512 If you don't ask too many questions, or just accept that it's all a dream so logic and science don't matter, then this is an enjoyable romp. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs July 27, 2016 +1512 Paul Verhoeven's version of the original story packs a real sense of intellect and brilliant ambiguity beneath the seemingly surface science fiction action tale... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed February 12, 2016 +1512 A wickedly violent, action-packed old school piece of warped, twist-filled sci-fi and Schwarzenegger cheese. You'll wish you had three hands to hold this one. 9/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD August 6, 2012 +1512 Total Recall's caricaturing of Schwarzenegger, its flip ribbing at his stocks of action-hero cache, signal the deep, almost atomic level at which its satire functions. 4/4 fresh John Semley 0 Slant Magazine August 5, 2012 +1512 When the leader of the rebels turns out to be Baby Herman from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, it's clear that the satirical bull's-eyes Verhoeven nailed in RoboCop have here been turned into a more benign state of rib-nudging. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 4, 2012 +1512 Verhoeven's version of Philip Dick's story is vigorous, exciting, and inventive sci-fi thriller, combining pulp savviness, ultra-graphic violence, and Oscar-winning special effects. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 30, 2012 +1512 It's still a guilty pleasure - though the guilt quotient is a bit higher - and that's down to the still-extraordinary presence of the massively gym-built Arnold... 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian July 5, 2012 +1512 Still a ripsnorting yarn with lashings of sex and violence that hasn't aged a day. 4/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies July 5, 2012 +1512 Overall, the movie's imaginative effects and ideas win the day. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid December 2, 2011 +1512 An absolutely superb sci-fi film and a true modern cornerstone of the genre not seen since the deeper though less entertaining Blade Runner nearly ten years previous. fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons July 6, 2010 +1512 Total Recall is too much -- but it's too much of a good thing. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly July 6, 2010 +1512 Total Recall is fine entertainment, complete with breathtaking action sequences and special effects that impress even in these computer-generated times. fresh Richard Luck 0 Film4 September 12, 2008 +1512 The fierce and unrelenting pace, accompanied by a tongue-in-cheek strain of humor in the roughhouse screenplay, keeps the film moving like a juggernaut. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 1, 2007 +1512 Ugly, stupid, loud, offensive, and pointlessly violent. 2/5 rotten 0 TV Guide March 1, 2007 +1512 A worthy entry in the dystopian cycle launched by Blade Runner, this seems less derivative than most of its predecessors yet equally accomplished in its straight-ahead storytelling, with plenty of provocative satiric undertones and scenic details. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader March 1, 2007 +1512 Say what you will about Verhoeven's penchant for extravagant theatrics, when he's not yanking the arms off people or putting bullets in their forehead, he tells a good story. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 13, 2007 +1512 The future doesn't come any better. fresh Tom Charity 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1512 ...people are allowed to change their minds B fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 10, 2005 +1512 Oh for the days when Verhoeven was still in Holland. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 24, 2003 +1512 Mediocre sci-fi. Gained a cult following, for some unknown reason. 2/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum May 28, 2003 +1512 Melding the ever-more-workable Schwarzenegger mystique with a better-than-average science-fiction premise, the director Paul Verhoeven has come up with a vigorous, superviolent interplanetary thriller that packs in wallops with metronomic regularity. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1512 While it may seem dated today, the film showcases Sharon Stone, evil wife to Schwarzenegger. You may want to take notice of how precious air is after seeing it. 5/5 fresh Moira Sullivan 0 FilmFestivals.com April 23, 2003 +1512 This is a very interesting film and is also successful as a headlong roller-coaster ride of a pure action film. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 27, 2003 +1512 This futuristic science fiction is based on a Philip K. Dick short story, and features award-winning special effects. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1512 A cheerfully reprehensible bloodfest, spiced up by Verhoeven's imaginative mayhem. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium January 17, 2003 +1512 Mindless, harmless popcorn flick. Emphasis on the mindless. 3/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 6, 2003 +1512 Mind-bending psychodrama. 4/5 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star December 24, 2002 +1512 Watching it now especially, it seems even more ahead of its time with it's altered-reality storyline. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1512 Ridiculous, but also plenty of fun 3.5/5 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Daily-Reviews November 6, 2001 +1512 Perhaps it goes without saying that Total Recall is no The Terminator, but let the records show. 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central September 27, 2001 +1512 Arnold Schwarzenegger is a fool to think he'll make it as the Johnny Carson of action films. 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com July 25, 2001 +1512 Worryingly satisfying in a purely gruesome, beat-em-up kinda way. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine May 12, 2001 +1512 Neither Arnold Schwarzenegger nor Paul Verhoeven have stretched their talents here. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1512 There may be people who overlook the Arnold Schwarzenegger performance in Total Recall who think he isn't really acting. But the performance is one of the reasons the movie works so well. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1512 A gratuitous explosion of vainglory and guts, the movie is all firecrackers and giblets and broken glass. The overall effect is like wading through hospital waste. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1512 Schwarzenegger has enough inherent charm and likeability that he's better off when he just lets the story pull him along, as he does here. 6/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1512 Until director Paul Verhoeven allows the violence to reach the berserk level, Arnold Schwarzenegger and a spectacular special-effects team seem on their way to a futuristic classic. rotten Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine January 1, 2000 +1512 Verhoeven keeps the whole thing chugging along neatly with a huge dollop of ultra-violence and gore. Schwarzenegger is at his best ever. 4/4 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +1512 It should please pretty much anyone who likes science fiction films. It should have a broad range of appeal on many levels. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1512 [A] well paced, entertaining and thought-provoking piece of science fiction cinema, a truly superb, yet disregarded gem of that particular genre. 9/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1512 5/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 7, 2005 +1512 3/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com February 16, 2004 +1512 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies February 10, 2004 +1512 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 8, 2004 +1512 4/5 fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) July 15, 2003 +1512 4/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ March 3, 2003 +1512 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 17, 2003 +1514 Feels like the most forgettable film of the lot. rotten Brian Grubb 0 Uproxx December 6, 2018 +1514 By the punishing heft of the big fight, there is the clear hint that the series will soon plunge into an unpalatable patriotic fervour. For now, though, with its leathery texture of working class Philly-life it felt enough like reality. 3/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine May 30, 2018 +1514 Although Rocky II builds itself around a rematch between Rocky and Apollo, the movie is anything but a lazy sequel. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 18, 2014 +1514 Sly sequel is as predictable as a gym workout. 3/5 fresh Charles Cassady 0 Common Sense Media December 15, 2010 +1514 Taking what John G. Avildsen accomplished with the first film and then adding his own style, Stallone comes forward as an action visionary, with the fight scene a vast improvement when compared to the original. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 7, 2010 +1514 Pretty good sequel, among several that followed, this time directed by Stallone. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 21, 2009 +1514 Considerably less satisfying than the original Rocky, but head and shoulders above the later installments. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide December 19, 2006 +1514 ...can't help but come off as the most needless installment of the bunch... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 6, 2006 +1514 "Rocky II"" represents far more than just a good-looking fight. It's all about trusting in yourself and overcoming fear in striving for greatness." 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star September 1, 2006 +1514 A very good sequel even though the result of the climactic Balboa vs. Creed rematch is pretty much a foregone conclusion. This is where the series should have ended. B+ fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com February 18, 2006 +1514 Stallone's performance as a Philadelphia saint in a B movie physique leaves you undecided whether to gag or sob, but the final fight sequences make up for it; a full-blooded Hollywood finale reaching giddy heights of cathartic glee. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1514 Rocky II has a waxy feeling, and it never comes to life the way its predecessor did. 2.5/5 rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +1514 Rocky II is carried on the strong shoulders of Sylvester Stallone who puts in a stellar performance as a loving husband and a good friend. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 27, 2004 +1514 The best of the sequels. Explores the aftermath of Rocky's success. 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com September 9, 2003 +1514 It's entertaining enough, but Stallone would have done well to retire Rocky after his second outing. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1514 While cruder than the first film, Rocky II successfully drives its hero back to the underdog status needed to make the final fight as exciting and satisfying as it is. 4/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1514 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 21, 2008 +1514 2/5 rotten John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews December 6, 2007 +1514 3/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) November 25, 2005 +1514 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 25, 2005 +1514 0/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) June 12, 2005 +1514 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com March 5, 2005 +1514 2/5 rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat September 2, 2004 +1514 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly July 30, 2004 +1514 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 23, 2003 +1514 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1516 An amusingly caustic, straight-up serving of film noir staples spiced with star charisma. fresh David Rooney 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1516 As lifeless as a flat wine. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 2, 2008 +1516 An engrossing thriller - and one sparkling with intelligence, with the surprising twists grounded in credible human behaviour. fresh Nigel Floyd 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1516 A noir thriller about greed. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 25, 2005 +1516 Rafelson shows that he can't handle noir themes as easily as the real masters of the genre. 4/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews February 19, 2004 +1516 When Bob Rafelson decides to get nasty, he really means it. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1516 Bob Rafelson sends this movie out like a hissing flare from the island of the nearly-forgotten, and if justice had prevailed, moviegoers would have answered the call. B+ fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +1516 The director benefits from a powerhouse duo in Nicholson and Caine. It's like watching two cats fight for the same mouse, because both characters are corrupted to the bone. 3/5 fresh Dwayne E. Leslie 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1516 Screenwriters Nick Villiers, Alison Cross, and Rafelson were trying too hard. rotten Leslie Rigoulot 0 Film Scouts April 17, 2002 +1516 A slowly-plotted, mostly uninvolving modern-day Miami film noir... 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1516 Nicholson is good, but the movie isn't. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1516 It's a morality play, really, but dripping with humid sex and violence. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1516 Blood and Wine is a murky attempt at film noir that has a couple of good twists, but overall it wastes its talent. 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1516 Bob Rafelson uses the themes of greed, lust and betrayal coupled with riveting ingredients to bring an emotionally satisfying, biting thriller. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1516 To borrow a phrase from the Simpsons, it's just a bunch of stuff that happened. 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1516 The film takes several surprising turns and evolves into a decent thriller. Still, the script by Alison Cross and Nick Villiers too often gets mired in its own material. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1516 The movie's own payoff is compelling enough, but the project has a weightless feel that limits involvement. Better you give it an hour-and-a-half on video someday, surrounded by wine and snacks. 3/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1516 Rafelson is so true to his sour vision of crime, deception and a rottenness at the core of our natures -- he's as cheerful as a Jim Thompson potboiler -- that we never get a chance to like or care about his characters. 2/4 rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1516 It might have helped a bit if there had been a hero worth rooting for. 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1516 This was a good role for Nicholson and a better one for Caine. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1516 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 4, 2005 +1516 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 18, 2005 +1516 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 29, 2004 +1516 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 29, 2003 +1516 2/5 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing May 2, 2003 +1516 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +1516 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1516 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1516 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly February 21, 1997 +1517 Lame political comedy misses the mark. 2/5 rotten Jane Boursaw 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +1517 Uneven, but never less than entertaining. 3/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film December 7, 2007 +1517 Man of the Year has some nice ideas and a handful of excellent scenes, but it struggles to find the right tone and is hamstrung by a ridiculous plot point. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 2, 2007 +1517 Too compromised to be more than a reasonably pleasurable entertainment, as if it is scared about what it is saying about the American political process. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard November 2, 2007 +1517 This being Robin Williams, it's hard to find his routines as vote-winningly hilarious as they're meant to be. rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 2, 2007 +1517 There are good moments, although it doesn't work properly either as a satirical thriller or a rom-com. rotten Karl French 0 Financial Times November 2, 2007 +1517 Cynicism or stupidity? It's hard to say which has the run of this idiotic satire in which Robin Williams plays a talk-show host who runs for president on a ticket of cleaning up politics. 2/5 rotten Cath Clarke 0 Guardian November 2, 2007 +1517 One of the least convincing political satires of the millennium so far - no bite, no vision and no laughs. 1.5/5 rotten Jon Fortgang 0 Film4 November 2, 2007 +1517 Political comedy morphs into attempted thriller in this confused, fitfully entertaining film. 2/5 rotten Anna Smith 0 BBC.com November 2, 2007 +1517 Trust me, a sloppily-edited, unmanageable insult to the intelligence with far too many shortcomings to deserve any further analysis. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 EURWeb April 27, 2007 +1517 Eschewing personality, it mistakes pandering for insight. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 15, 2007 +1517 If you look the other way and go with it regardless, Man of the Year can be an idealistic pleasure. fresh Frank Lovece 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2007 +1517 It's not a simple genre film, and some will find it complicated to digest for that reason, but if you're up for a bit of intelligent stimulation, this will reward fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile February 23, 2007 +1517 Man of the Year, the weaker brother of the Wag the Dog and Good Morning Vietnam polital satire family, relies heavily on conceptual humour and Robin Williams' shenanigans to carry the boneless plot through. 2/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses February 19, 2007 +1517 The Robin Williams you love. A very entertaining movie and a showcase for the brilliant Robin Williams. 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole February 17, 2007 +1517 The opening narration by Christopher Walken starts sucking the life out of the film before it gets a chance to gain any momentum. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 14, 2007 +1517 It didn't know if it wanted to be a satirical comedy or a political thriller. rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review December 30, 2006 +1517 Robin Williams turns in his smartest, funniest performance in at least a decade. 2.5/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Maxim November 6, 2006 +1517 Rarely has Williams ever seemed so rote, so glaringly sleepwalking through a role. 0.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 30, 2006 +1517 When the thriller plot collides with the comedy, what's left is mangled, twisted wreckage ... 2/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly October 26, 2006 +1517 Barry Levinson is a case study in narrative schizophrenia, with no idea what he wants his film to be. 2.5/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) October 23, 2006 +1517 Levinson has written and directed in many genres. But rarely has he made a film as indecisive and diffident as Man of the Year. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune October 21, 2006 +1517 The biggest problem with Man of the Year is that, much like American Dreamz, which came out earlier this year, it simply doesn't seem to know what genre it aspires to be. 2/5 rotten Kim Voynar 0 Cinematical October 19, 2006 +1517 [A] piece of pithy political pap. Sadly, [this] Man has all the biting promise of a crooked two-bit hack accepting a corporate kickback at a Chucky Cheese restaurant. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye October 19, 2006 +1517 Sloppy political satire ... Williams has all the edge of Tom DeLay at a Greenpeace convention. 1.5/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly October 18, 2006 +1517 A failure as satire -- a failure as a political thriller and a failure as an ill-conceived romance. That's three failures in the space of one movie. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 18, 2006 +1517 Ellie's the locus for the film's instability and lack of direction, while the guys get to tromp around in its more explicitly comic terrain. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters October 17, 2006 +1517 A surprisingly complex and dark satire that skewers the media as well as the political process. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 17, 2006 +1517 "Following poor career choices in ""RV"" and ""The Final Cut,"" Robin Williams is finally back doing what he does best: intelligent stand-up comedy." fresh Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca October 16, 2006 +1517 The film's writer-director and headliner are guilty of committing the very crime they warn against -- entertainers taking themselves too seriously. rotten John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 16, 2006 +1517 Robin Williams, surprisingly subdued here, makes his character as believable as a comedian-turned-president can be. fresh Frank Wilkins 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 16, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year is a total mess. 1.5/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers October 15, 2006 +1517 While they let Williams go, which is good, they don't give him enough time to do so, which isn't. What remains is a hollow political polemic with great acting. 2.5/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 15, 2006 +1517 ...remains virtually intolerable throughout its overlong running time due primarily to star Robin Williams' relentless mugging and writer/director Barry Levinson's inordinately mediocre screenplay. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 14, 2006 +1517 "Robin Williams' character can't decide when to be goofy and when to play it straight, and neither can this uneven ""what-if"" political comedy from writer-director Barry Levinson." 2.5/4 rotten Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News October 14, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year is often so wildly off the mark in its depiction of how elections are run, it's hard to believe that it was directed by the same guy who helmed Wag the Dog. 1/4 rotten Ethan Alter 0 Premiere Magazine October 14, 2006 +1517 There are several flaws in the story content and the pacing, but this movie still gets my vote. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 14, 2006 +1517 "Levinson lines up a flabby and humorless series of mini-homilies on current political evils, from corporate donations to TV ads, like a Nader-ish ""plague on both your houses"" scold." 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 13, 2006 +1517 The picture betrays its own underlying philosophy about the importance of comedy in politics when, for the better part of its second hour, it becomes completely humorless. 2/5 rotten Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 13, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year makes telling points and has a lot to say, but it loses its voice along with its consistency around the mid-way point, and that will likely make it an also-ran in the box office race. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 13, 2006 +1517 The new Barry Levinson comedy Man of the Year is thirty minutes of brilliance followed by an additional ninety of disappointment. 2.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 13, 2006 +1517 dusty jokes about Mama Cass and Karen Carpenter -- how's that for topical humor? ... Unfortunately, most of the funny moments in 'Man' come when the film is playing it straight 1.5/4 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette October 13, 2006 +1517 Before getting into what Man of the Year is actually about though this is a related subject it should be noted that the film allows Robin Williams a return to comedic form. Williams, who has shaped up as a very potent actor in drama... 7.5/10 fresh Abbie Bernstein 0 iF Magazine October 13, 2006 +1517 Hey, it's Robin Williams getting elected president. Why would you turn that movie into some espionage thriller? rotten Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine October 13, 2006 +1517 It's a comedy, a political thriller, a love story: Barry Levinson's Man of the Year tries to be all things to all people and fails on every count -- a little like the generic, ineffectual politicians it's pretending to excoriate. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com October 13, 2006 +1517 A few observations about the hollowness of party politics, plus Robin Williams doing lots of funny shtick as a Jon Stewart-like comic running for president, have been thrown together with low regard for logic or consistent tone. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal October 13, 2006 +1517 It wants laughs but isn't willing to do what it takes -- take off the gloves and land some blows to the body politic -- to earn them. C rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 13, 2006 +1517 Packaged as a rollicking political comedy, writer-director Barry Levinson's much-ballyhooed reunion with Robin Williams wobbles unsteadily between broad humor and paranoid thrills. The result is a bland muddle. 2/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide October 13, 2006 +1517 Barry Levinson's Man of the Year squanders a promising premise; it's ultimately overlong, underwritten and strangely unfunny. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 13, 2006 +1517 A genre-less, imaginative riff by an intelligent filmmaker on the state of the country. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 13, 2006 +1517 Robin Williams doesn't need to prove he can act, not after The Fisher King, The Night Listener, Good Will Hunting and Mrs. Doubtfire. What he does in Man of the Year seems a long way from actual acting. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 13, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year pretends to reach for a steak knife and draws a plastic spoon instead. 1.5/4 rotten Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee October 13, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year jerks unexpectedly from laughs to suspense to drama to satire. More to the point, the film doesn't really seem to have a point; it offers a parade of mixed messages. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle October 13, 2006 +1517 Prepare for whiplash as Man of the Year veers in an instant from astute comedy to complete disaster. 2/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com October 13, 2006 +1517 The movie is strangely determined to move political commentary to the back row while bringing to the fore a dull, conventional thriller about electronic voting. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 13, 2006 +1517 It's a nearly tone-deaf satire of American politics and the culture of celebrity, a comedy without enough laughs, a satire without enough bite. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 13, 2006 +1517 [Man of the Year] ends up feeling as phony the process it so desperately wants to skewer. D+ rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club October 13, 2006 +1517 The writing is lazy, the movie focuses on all the wrong things and the tone lurches unpleasantly between gum-soft comedy and lukewarm thriller. C- rotten 0 Oregonian October 13, 2006 +1517 Only in filmmaking does one very good idea plus another very good idea sometimes add up to one less-than-great picture. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 13, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year is longer than the FDR administration, less funny than Calvin Coolidge and deader than Abe Lincoln. 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post October 13, 2006 +1517 A few moments do not make a new Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. Frank Capra can continue to rest in peace. 2/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News October 13, 2006 +1517 The second half of Man of the Year bears practically no relation to the irreverent comedy the movie's trailer sells you -- much like a politician who doesn't keep any of the promises that lured you to vote for him. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 13, 2006 +1517 For a film that wants to decry business as usual, Man of the Year seems awfully content to play by the rules. 2/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 13, 2006 +1517 It's certainly no political classic, but it's worth at least a couple of electoral votes. B- fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee October 13, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year isn't Movie of the Year. It might have been an ironic condemnation of electoral fraud and the malignant sway of corporate profits. But for a while, anyway, it had my vote. 2.5/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle October 13, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year is a moderately funny little movie that isn't pointed enough to successfully skewer its political targets. 2.5/4 rotten Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail October 13, 2006 +1517 Instead of a highly relevant political satire, writer-director Barry Levinson takes the easy way out and churns a paint-by-numbers tale of corporate malfeasance. Guess he had no special interests in creating a smart, savvy comedy. C- rotten Dezhda Gaubert 0 E! Online October 13, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year is a well-intentioned mess, a dated, yuk-it-up sloppy civics lesson with such a lack of conviction that it backs away from the very questions it poses. D+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 13, 2006 +1517 No one will mistake Man of the Year for movie of the year, but it says some things worth being said without the usual straight face. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 13, 2006 +1517 It's all right when it's trying to be a comedy or a savvy electoral satire. But it takes a disastrous wrong turn into paranoid political thriller territory and never recovers. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 13, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year starts out funny -- at least that's the intention -- and then morphs into a kind of paranoid thriller. Neither one of the movie's split personalities is particularly good. C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News October 13, 2006 +1517 At a time when politicians are most in question, [director] Levinson feels no qualms about depicting the process as a hilarious and yet dangerous farce. B+ fresh Mario Tarradell 1 Dallas Morning News October 13, 2006 +1517 Williams' scene as Dobbs debating his presidential opponents alone is worth the price of admission to this film. It is laugh-out-loud hysterical. 2.5/4 fresh Bill Zwecker 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 13, 2006 +1517 [Laura Linney] shines out of this unappealing murk like a sunflower planted in a coal mine. 1.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 13, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year has to be one of the most frustrating dropped balls in recent multiplex memory. 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 13, 2006 +1517 Would make a terrific half-baked double bill with American Dreamz. 2/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine October 13, 2006 +1517 Robin Williams proves to topical comedy what Lawrence Welk is to smoking jazz, and a marketing bait-and-switch leads to a ludicrously dumb paranoid thriller. It lazily hopes its conceit and comedian work. Neither does. rotten Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap October 13, 2006 +1517 It will draw audiences who want to see topical humor, and it will bog them down in a typical thriller, before capping things off with an earnest yet cautious political statement. 2/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today October 13, 2006 +1517 [It's] a mess, but if you're willing to pick through it, there's some gold amongst the dross. 2.5/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette October 13, 2006 +1517 Its screenplay needs not another run through the typewriter, but a first run through the shredder. 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 13, 2006 +1517 Not funny, not timely, not thrilling, and no courage of its own convictions. An embarrassment for all concerned. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 LYTRules.com October 13, 2006 +1517 It's more Jay Leno than Jon Stewart, and there's no way that's a compliment. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 13, 2006 +1517 Man has the kind of dizzying tonal changes that makes one wonder if a P.A. should've administered a breathalyzer test on Levinson during production. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com October 12, 2006 +1517 So haphazardly fails to recognize the ironies of its own failings that it unwittingly makes George W. Bush funnier...when he's TRYING to be funny. 0.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com October 12, 2006 +1517 Rather than being integrated into something complex, the different tones are at war with each other, leaving the whole unsatisfying. Luckily there are dozens of good lines, which at least keep the movie from being dull. rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat October 12, 2006 +1517 I think I recall a few of the jokes from the Ford administration. Which makes sense because as irreverent and subversive as it wants to be, it is just bland. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom October 12, 2006 +1517 "...isn't as biting as ""Wag the Dog"" was, nor as prescient, but it throwsan issue into the ring as it entertains its audience." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 12, 2006 +1517 In reality Man Of The Year is one half The Robin Williams Show and one half dour thriller involving a rigged election and the evils of electronic voting machines. The second half nearly obliterates the film. C rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony October 12, 2006 +1517 ignore the propaganda this picture is peddling. 1.5/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com October 12, 2006 +1517 Lacks humor and bite. C- rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 12, 2006 +1517 When great premises go wrong, the result is movies like Man of the Year. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 12, 2006 +1517 The comedy is drab and predictable. The satirical flourishes are so soft that they are hardly worth mentioning. The thrills are diffused by tonal shifts working against them. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 12, 2006 +1517 The movie's satire is fairly gutless, the bulk of it could be contained in one five-minute Williams monologue and the majority of the running time is taken up with a poorly motivated love story and a ponderous thriller subplot. C+ rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 12, 2006 +1517 In a pre-election season full of drama, contention and surprise, Man of the Year arrives on the scene with the blistering impact of a spoonful of cold mashed potatoes. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times October 12, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year is merely a Robin Williams stand-up routine wrapped in a limp script. 2/4 rotten Meg Jones 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 12, 2006 +1517 Barry Levinson, director of films as diverse as Diner, Bugsy, and Wag the Dog, is a national treasure. So, it is with deep disappointment that I report Man of the Year is dross. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 12, 2006 +1517 Nothing in the film works, and here's something upon which people of all political affiliations can agree: Man of the Year is one of the worst of the year. 0.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com October 12, 2006 +1517 [Barry] Levinson has written and directed in many genres. But rarely has he made a film as indecisive and diffident as Man of the Year. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune October 12, 2006 +1517 [Director] Levinson seems to be torn between making a political jest and a suspense thriller. Neither works. C rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor October 12, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year is a movie that can be smart-funny and astutely topical. fresh Jennifer Frey 1 Washington Post October 12, 2006 +1517 In Man of the Year, a thriller without thrills collides with a mirthless comedy. 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 12, 2006 +1517 A political comedy with spunk that capitalizes on several bizarre trends in contemporary American politics. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 12, 2006 +1517 [L]acks all conviction in its would-be insurgent attitudes and lacks any courage in seeing through to a tough conclusion the political realities it pretends to attack. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 12, 2006 +1517 Though Williams can still make us laugh, Man of the Year doesn't deserve your vote. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic October 12, 2006 +1517 Despite Levinson's split purpose, making it into a 'dramedy,' it's timely and thought-provoking. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com October 12, 2006 +1517 "Levinson has gone from Wag the Dog to ""Screw the Pooch""." 2/10 rotten Brian Juergens 0 Freeze Dried Movies October 12, 2006 +1517 Many actors were paid to pretend Williams is still funny in Man of the Year. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 12, 2006 +1517 In fact, there may well have been one or two funny lines in Man of the Year, but by that point they were lost in the staggering repulsiveness. 1/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel October 12, 2006 +1517 This is really two movies in one -- an exemplary political satire and an average thriller, tied together with romantically shopworn president-as-an-average-Joe tropes from Dave and The American President. 3/5 fresh John Thomason 0 Orlando Weekly October 12, 2006 +1517 Man of the Year sets its audience up to ponder the unthinkable, loses its resolve and congeals into reassuring kitsch. 2/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday October 12, 2006 +1517 The new Robin Williams comedy Man of the Year is the sort of thing you almost feel sorry for. C rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution October 12, 2006 +1517 Even though it's only two-thirds of a solid comedy, it doesn't take a high-priced pollster to figure out that this is a far better ratio than a lot of other recent yukfests. fresh Brett Buckalew 0 FilmStew.com October 12, 2006 +1517 The Eleanor stuff makes the comedy move more methodically than Tucson's Downtown renewal efforts. 2.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star October 12, 2006 +1517 What is it about Robin Williams that he often appears in these wild misfires, pictures that are so full of promise yet so disastrous in execution? 1.5/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) October 12, 2006 +1517 The deadly serious corporate malfeasance story doesn't mesh well with Williams' politically humorous antics. 2.5/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy October 12, 2006 +1517 Robin Williams would never stand a chance, either as a presidential candidate or as a TV talk-show comic, a major drawback in a what-if scenario so self-congratulatory and smug. C- rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly October 11, 2006 +1517 A hybrid of so many parts that it would be unwieldy even if it were executed very well. But as it happens, it isn't. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 11, 2006 +1517 Is there any other comedian who recycles material as often and for as long as Robin Williams? He's the last man in America who thinks Monica Lewinsky jokes are still funny. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly October 11, 2006 +1517 What keeps Man of the Year alive is the homey interplay of its principals. fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press October 10, 2006 +1517 All the audience can do with this DOA comedy is wait for their next chance to see Robin Williams do another stand-up routine, providing a precious break in an otherwise tedious film. 5/10 rotten Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics October 10, 2006 +1517 As well as this may have worked as a comedy ... it tries too hard to be a thriller and a drama, which is where it falls flat on its face. 4.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 10, 2006 +1517 It's a difficult assignment to pull all the genre strings into a tight ball of serio-comedic yarn. My cat Hillary could have done a better job with less effort. 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals October 10, 2006 +1517 There's nothing about Man of the Year that's quite as fantastic as its depiction of moribund Saturday Night Live as culturally and politically relevant. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine October 10, 2006 +1517 A wishy-washy thriller with political leanings that never quite fit. 2/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend October 9, 2006 +1517 Pic eventually overcomes an awkward start and turns into a satisfying candidate for the disposable movie dollar with a story that stays on your mind. fresh John Anderson 1 Variety October 9, 2006 +1517 An awkward mix of standard genres that doesn't give us what we desperately need in this increasingly desperate political season -- a black and snarling assault on our imbecile status quo. rotten Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine October 6, 2006 +1517 Confusion and mixed messages work against a coherent viewpoint -- and laughs. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter October 6, 2006 +1517 C- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 30, 2012 +1517 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1517 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 14, 2006 +1517 F rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com October 13, 2006 +1518 Pretty darn-good B-western. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 16, 2011 +1519 Zaks knows enough not to get in the way of his three superb stars, who put on a display of emotional fireworks that is lovely to behold. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 1, 2018 +1519 Keaton is given a rare opportunity here to remind us that she's not simply a fine comedienne, and she's marvelous. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide February 8, 2010 +1519 At times attractive, at other times dull. fresh 0 Film4 February 8, 2010 +1519 The performances are overwhelmed by cinematography so gorgeous and distracting it makes the drama seem like just so much wheel spinning. rotten Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader February 8, 2010 +1519 It's all plinky-plink pianos and mewing oboes, trying to jerk those tears a little too hard. No, a lot too hard. The music is awful. Stupendously bad. rotten Eric Brace 1 Washington Post February 8, 2010 +1519 Streep gives her most credible blue-collar performance to date; Keaton sidesteps saintliness to mix vulnerability and small heroics. fresh Wally Hammond 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1519 Its an actor's/writer's movie, but, oh, what acting and writing B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1519 Slow, depressing family drama finely acted 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 23, 2004 +1519 Zany and emotionally-affecting story about death, aging parents, reconciliation, and the healing power of selfless love. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 12, 2003 +1519 Family angst and reconciliation... bleargh. 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com May 26, 2003 +1519 Powerhouse casting and a heartbreaking history make the screen version of Marvin's Room more memorable than it otherwise would be. 3/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1519 A solid, if somewhat stiff, adaptation of a terrific play. 3/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Lawrence Journal-World November 29, 2002 +1519 Its strength comes from vibrant, close-to-the bone acting, particularly by Diane Keaton in her Oscar-nominated role. 3.5/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1519 Any movie with Meryl Streep is an occasion, but when you add Diane Keaton, Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Hume Cronyn and Gwen Verdon, you've got an embarrassment of riches. 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1519 A It's all plinky-plink pianos and mewing oboes, trying to jerk those tears a little too hard. No, a lot too hard. The music is awful. Stupendously bad. fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1519 The main strength of this film is not its message, but rather its rich characterizations. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1519 There is a core of substance in Marvin's Room, and persuasive acting to back it up. Which makes it a special pity that the filmmakers didn't trust viewers to have the necessary intelligence to figure that out for themselves. 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +1519 What begins as an apparently simple tale of sibling interaction reveals a complex web of pain, guilt, and uncertainty. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1519 Streep and Keaton, in their different styles, find ways to make Lee and Bessie into much more than the expression of their problems. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1519 Marvin's Room seems to exist primarily to road-test every one of your emotions. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1519 A terminal illness movie that doesn't beat you over the head with overwrought sentimentality B fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +1519 Any dramatic film can go wrong if it doesn't completely ring true, and Marvin's Room misses the mark. 7 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1519 The movie's tone is mostly mushy and tearjerking, bounced occasionally into a tighter, more sardonic humor by DiCaprio andKeaton's performances. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +1519 It is of higher class than any made for TV melodrama but falls short of being the next Steel Magnolias or Awakenings. Great actors do what they can in a simple and largely unaffecting story. 3/5 fresh Bob McCabe 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1519 Well acted, but not often believable, dysfunctional family drama. 3/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1519 An emotionally fulfilling film with wonderful, uplifting elements. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1519 Without the humor, the film would have been unwatchably morose. 2.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1519 In many ways it looks an awful lot like one of those generic made-for-TV disease-of-week movies. 2/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1519 Now and then, a scene will hit you in the gut, such as when Streep restyles Keaton's chemo wig. When sentiment is this honest, it's not hard to swallow. 3/4 fresh 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1519 DiCaprio is maturing into a fine actor who looks like a slender young Bill Clinton. 3/4 fresh Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1519 The superb cast certainly deserves much of the credit for that success. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1519 For me this film leaned heavily to the hackneyed, but admittedly there were those in the audience who were touched by the film's message. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1519 B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1519 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 4, 2007 +1519 4/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 UGO March 24, 2007 +1519 3/5 fresh 0 european-films.net June 10, 2006 +1519 4/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope May 3, 2006 +1519 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 9, 2006 +1519 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 23, 2005 +1519 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 8, 2005 +1519 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 23, 2004 +1519 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1519 3.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1519 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 31, 2003 +1519 4/5 fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) December 19, 2002 +1519 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1519 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1519 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly December 20, 1996 +1520 The story is too clunky and overstuffed, and its flaws are even more glaring when spotlighted against stellar country music dramas. 2.5/4 rotten Brandy McDonnell 0 The Oklahoman August 14, 2018 +1520 A rawer, realer, and far more believable and compelling portrait of a self-destructive country artist's attempt at recovery than CRAZY HEART. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 15, 2013 +1520 A little like modern country music - odd moments of sincerity, heart and authenticity peek through the plastic, the hype and the manufactured hokum. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation January 23, 2013 +1520 This canned corn falls far short of the inspiring story of triumph and tragedy it wants viewers to buy. 2/5 rotten Neil Pond 0 American Profile September 9, 2011 +1520 "Though the plot is almost formulaic, ""Country Strong"" has two things going for it: talented actors and great music" 3.5/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes August 16, 2011 +1520 Not exactly brimming with the essence of country music rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit August 12, 2011 +1520 Some may cynically scoff at Country Strong's rollercoaster of feelings, yet it's almost completely appropriate considering the high drama present in the lyrics of country music. 4/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +1520 ...Country Strong's downfall stems from its almost egregiously deliberate pace... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 15, 2011 +1520 It's got enough melodrama and full-volume diva-meltdown histrionics to blow a movie like Burlesque out of the water. 2.5/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1520 If McGraw had been armed with a microphone, perhaps the movie could have gained something in symmetry; if Kelly had a grounding in social history, perhaps she could better be believed. rotten Nick Pinkerton 0 Sight and Sound March 29, 2011 +1520 The movie has its moments, but the characters are fuzzy around the edges... rotten Philip French 0 Guardian March 28, 2011 +1520 Paltrow is a poster girl for the virtues of yoga and a macrobiotic diet - which makes her far too healthy-looking to play the troubled, booze-sodden singer at the heart of [this] sudsy romantic melodrama. rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk March 25, 2011 +1520 No saving grace here. 2/5 rotten David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard March 25, 2011 +1520 Some killer tunes plus a genuinely believable turn from Glee star Paltrow make Country Strong a show worth catching. 3/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) March 25, 2011 +1520 The good news is that Paltrow can sing; the bad news is the mawkish and one-paced drama she's playing in. 2/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) March 25, 2011 +1520 The backstage shenanigans and tear-stained soap opera are all too predictable in Country Strong but the performances lend it conviction and the soundtrack has enough heart and soul to endear it to true country music fans. fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) March 25, 2011 +1520 This is a cheesy soap opera that dearly wants to be a country and western All About Eve. The songs aren't too bad; the dialogue is. 1/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) March 24, 2011 +1520 For me it's a no. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 24, 2011 +1520 I hated, loved, hated the movie. In that order. 2/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times March 24, 2011 +1520 As predictable and soulless as an over-produced country power ballad. 2/5 rotten Jason Goodyer 0 Little White Lies March 24, 2011 +1520 Writer/director Shana Feste is clearly indebted to the Oscar-winning Crazy Heart and Robert Altman's epic Nashville, but the script all too often stumbles into mediocre soap-opera territory. 2/5 rotten Terry Staunton 0 Radio Times March 24, 2011 +1520 Paltrow gives it her best but is so conspicuously doing country. We're meant to believe she has spent half her life staring into a vodka bottle, but she glows like she's just stepped out of a yoga retreat. 1/5 rotten Cath Clarke 1 Time Out March 23, 2011 +1520 This enjoyably OTT drama-with-songs-in-it was monstered in January by American reviewers, who were maybe expecting a highbrow, subtle and meditative drama in which Gwyneth Paltrow is an alcoholic banjo player. 3/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 News of the World March 20, 2011 +1520 Like last year's Crazy Heart, this film traces the journey of a struggling addict country singer. And while the film is somewhat sentimental and simplistic, it features some strong acting that manages to draw us in. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall March 17, 2011 +1520 A decade after Duets, a singing Gwyn proves she can still reach the high notes. Shame the melodrama plays strained and unoriginal. 3/5 fresh 0 Total Film March 16, 2011 +1520 With so many storylines battling for supremacy, Country Strong never conveys who these people are and is often inconsistent in portraying them. C- rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 March 9, 2011 +1520 Strong in intent but wobbles under the lights. C+ rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) March 4, 2011 +1520 There are real issues here that need to be explored -- the neurosis of fame and its consequent personal and relational stresses -- but Country Strong gives them only surface treatment. 1.5/4 rotten Brett McCracken 0 Christianity Today February 25, 2011 +1520 [B]y the time Country Strong ends, it has largely defeated the feel-good buzz from its subplots involving puppy love and charity. 5 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com February 24, 2011 +1520 The downer plot with a predictable ending never rises above television tearjerker movie of the week, but the songs are enough to recommend to fans of this genre. 3/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com February 6, 2011 +1520 A perplexing blend of threadbare narrative tropes assembled without any imagination or, crucially, any fun. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 27, 2011 +1520 Country Strong weak in the story department. 2.0/4 rotten Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times January 18, 2011 +1520 Shana Feste's screenplay seldom rises above the level of daytime TV; the only actor who triumphs over her trite dialogue is Tim McGraw in a nonsinging role as Paltrow's husband and manager. rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader January 14, 2011 +1520 If Feste actually believes that this show is country nirvana, she has no business making a country movie. C- rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor January 14, 2011 +1520 Hedlund's got a hell of a voice, rotgut-ragged, and whether he's crooning or wooing, whatever he's selling, and no matter how cornpone, I'm buying. 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle January 14, 2011 +1520 A fairly turgid new drama that is anything but subtle, anything but surprising, but somehow it's truthful and honest, and the characters get under your skin. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 13, 2011 +1520 ... wallows in the weepy glitz of country music ... without once tapping into its true grit. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 13, 2011 +1520 Country Strong is a country music melodrama, but I'm not sure which country. Certainly not one with a Deep South region where songs come from the heart, not radio trending surveys, and where folks know the smell of manure means don't step in it. D rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times January 12, 2011 +1520 A bizarre cut that finds Kelly and Beau riding a freight train just adds to the sensation that we're witnessing a film career off its rails. 0.5/4 rotten Brett Michel 0 Boston Phoenix January 12, 2011 +1520 The movie isn't worth the scuffed cowgirl boots it's scooting around in. 2/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out January 12, 2011 +1520 Gwyneth Paltrow must be a great actress because, as country singer Kelly Canter in Country Strong, she seems totally unaware of her insurmountable blandness. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press January 12, 2011 +1520 For a script that promotes artistry over stardom, love over fame, Country Strong falls back on cinematic tropes that saddle the film with an unfortunate predictability. rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 Moving Pictures Magazine January 11, 2011 +1520 Corny and cliched 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate January 11, 2011 +1520 Unfortunately weak. rotten Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine January 11, 2011 +1520 Every actor does a good job, but they rely on songs to tell a story instead of the screenplay. And I have no idea why I would root for any of them. 5/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review January 10, 2011 +1520 The engaging cast in Country Strong helps us almost forget about Shana Feste's disappointing script and irrational ending. 2.5/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com January 10, 2011 +1520 It all gets more and more ridiculous as event piles up on event, leading to a turn of melodramatic excess that defines a new sort of pornography that has nothing to do with sex, but is obscene nonetheless 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews January 10, 2011 +1520 Remember when country music meant something to narrative filmmaking, when a tortured, soulful song put to film could document the doubts and dimensions of an entire generation? 0/4 rotten Glenn Heath 0 Slant Magazine January 10, 2011 +1520 Misconceptions concerning show biz, rehab and addiction abound in this disappointing melodrama about a country megastar on a downward spiral. But its fine cast is not to blame. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 9, 2011 +1520 If not for the music, Country Strong would barely be a wimper at your neighborhood multiplex. 1.5/5 rotten Elias Savada 0 Film Threat January 8, 2011 +1520 It's a relief when Paltrow's character bursts into song. That's the only time when she's not pitching fits to beat the band ... making the band, and the audience, extremely grateful. 2/10 rotten Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online January 8, 2011 +1520 "The soundtrack includes mostly new tunes, but the only country song that kept racing through my increasingly bored mind was Willie Nelson's ""Wake Me When It's Over." 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 8, 2011 +1520 Catchy tunes, robust performances--but you can see every backstage-melodrama-cliche coming two scenes away. 2/5 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com January 8, 2011 +1520 Paltrow's got the pipes, but Garrett Hedlund steals Country Strong out from under her. 2.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 January 7, 2011 +1520 The film is very depressing and melancholy that you have a hard time finding the entertainment factor. That is until you get the music. 3/5 fresh Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum January 7, 2011 +1520 Like the overwrought lyrics of a classic country ballad, Country Strong is movie manipulation of the highest order 1.5/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com January 7, 2011 +1520 "January is always a tough month for movies. Unfortunately, ""Country Strong"" just made it that much tougher." rotten Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan January 7, 2011 +1520 "Much like the deservedly-maligned ""Burlesque"" with Cher and Christina Aguilera, ""Country Strong"" is merely a trite story that gives Paltrow and her co-stars a chance to show off their vocals. " rotten David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan January 7, 2011 +1520 If the point of Country Strong was to prove that Gwyneth Paltrow can sing, then mission accomplished. You don't need to sit through this two-hour melodrama to confirm that. 2/5 rotten Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News January 7, 2011 +1520 [A] mixed bag of a country music comeback fable. C+ rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News January 7, 2011 +1520 The world of Pandora was more believable than this whitewash. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com January 7, 2011 +1520 Boozing, cheating, weeping, backstabbing, pill-popping -- Country Strong plays more like a honky-tonk jukebox than a movie. 2/5 rotten Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies January 7, 2011 +1520 [T]here's solid workmanship and an authentic emotional muscle in this movie. I was startled to find myself overwhelmed, eventually, by its ragged charms and its rough-edged vision of female power and pain... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 7, 2011 +1520 Country Strong has a bit more to recommend it -- the music most of all -- but it's still a tough slog through emotional swamplands. 2.5/4 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle January 7, 2011 +1520 After a while you find yourself giggling uncontrollably as Paltrow lurches through her scenes. 1.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 7, 2011 +1520 It takes a while for Country Strong to make up its mind what it wants to be about, and it takes even longer for it to figure out how to get there as the conclusion drags on and on, searching for a point. 5/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net January 7, 2011 +1520 ...the soundtrack sounds like they're doing the same song over and over. The melodies and lyrics apparently change, but to the non-fan they're indistinguishable. 1.5/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly January 7, 2011 +1520 Well-acted drama deals with alcohol abuse and more. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media January 7, 2011 +1520 Country Strong is dead on arrival. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 7, 2011 +1520 A hackneyed backstage soap opera...with all the subtlety of the lyrics of the country-western songs that fill the soundtrack. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 7, 2011 +1520 The actors all grit teeth, chew mouthfuls of mushy cornpone and attempt to make something of this, despite a cheese-ball script and pretty perfunctory direction, both by Shana Feste. C+ rotten Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) January 7, 2011 +1520 [A] disjointed drama filled with one-dimensional characters and melodrama so Lifetime movie-esque that it careens into unintentional comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Jen Chaney 1 Washington Post January 7, 2011 +1520 Patsy Cline. Loretta Lynn. Gwyneth Paltrow. 2/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post January 7, 2011 +1520 Gwyneth Paltrow is a beautiful, gifted actress with a lovely singing voice, but she's never been more miscast than she is in Country Strong. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 7, 2011 +1520 While the melodrama is ladled on fast and thick at times, it is performed with sufficient conviction that we are drawn in rather than left on the outside laughing at it. 2.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 7, 2011 +1520 The many tunes in Country Strong are of such astounding banality, it's as if they were written by caged chimps as they were driven through Nashville on the way to a medical research lab. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 7, 2011 +1520 "You watch ""Country Strong"" wishing you were watching ""Crazy Heart,"" and wondering whether Gwyneth Paltrow read the script all the way through, and wishing Bridges would turn up to show the folks how it's done." 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times January 7, 2011 +1520 This overlong melodrama has all the dramatic grace of a wrecked-my-truck, lost-my-girl song-and about as much emotional heft. C rotten Matt Stevens 0 E! Online January 7, 2011 +1520 A movie that isn't smart enough to realize how stupid it really is. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger January 7, 2011 +1520 This country music drama boasts solid performances and a few catchy songs, but its ending might have you singing the blues. 2.5/5 fresh Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com January 7, 2011 +1520 "Doesn't come close to matching any of the legion of films set in the country music world, from ""Coal Miner's Daughter"" to ""Walk the Line"" to ""Crazy Heart." rotten Kevin C. Johnson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 7, 2011 +1520 Feste could do with less cowbell. rotten Rex Roberts 0 Film Journal International January 7, 2011 +1520 It almost works as a decent if familiar story of comebacks and setbacks -- but then one bottle goes crashing against the wall and the emotional investment all but flies out the window. rotten William Goss 0 Cinematical January 7, 2011 +1520 Keeps Gwyneth Paltrow in an irritating state of teary distress, and makes one long for the same numbing cell of bottle-clutching isolation that alcoholism gifts to the lead character. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com January 7, 2011 +1520 As far as I can tell, the moral of Country Strong seems to be: mothers, don't let your kids grow up to sing country music. Good advice. That said, the music is easily the best part of the movie, and I don't even like country music. 3/10 rotten Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com January 7, 2011 +1520 It just lacks coherence, that's all. Oh, and a point. Oh, and any sense of fun. Oh, and a guy who looks like Heath Ledger in Brokeback Mountain -- no, wait, it has that, never mind. D+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 7, 2011 +1520 If you like a spectacle, whoo boy, you have found your perfect match. B- fresh Laremy Legel 1 Film.com January 6, 2011 +1520 It's too bad that Ms. Feste didn't ditch the female victim bit and make a movie about a survivor. 2.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times January 6, 2011 +1520 ...incompetent filmmaking with nonsensical narrative jump cuts, silly dialogue and characters who sway from one extreme to the other with no central balancing emotional core. D+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 6, 2011 +1520 So filled with mixed messages, misguided plot turns, and consecutive false denouements that, by the actual end, it finally comes off as nothing but an infuriating betrayal. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 6, 2011 +1520 Hedlund has a surprisingly rich singing voice, the mahogany tones giving depth and stature to an under-written character. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet January 6, 2011 +1520 "But holy ""Coal Miner's Daughter,"" the results are borderline disastrous, unintentionally funny and strung together with canned parodies of country music. " D rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 6, 2011 +1520 "Country Strong"" comes to spontaneous life from time to time, despite maudlin devices and manipulative set pieces." rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal January 6, 2011 +1520 When it's not forcing you to stifle a laugh, there are moments when the unwavering sincerity of the cast add up to some decent scenes. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 6, 2011 +1520 If you're going to make a bad film, at least make it short. 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 6, 2011 +1520 "The musical numbers offer some of the strongest moments in ""Country Strong."" The story's offstage dramas, however, are like a country song with every other verse removed." 2.5/4 rotten Cathy Jakicic 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 6, 2011 +1520 "Country Strong"" is a title that calls to mind a pickup truck. Only in a work of science-fiction would it suffice as a description of Gwyneth Paltrow." 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe January 6, 2011 +1520 Feste captures the heightened reality of performing before a massive crowd, when audience expectations and JumboTron screens can blow delicate emotions up to monstrous proportions. The problem is everything else. C- rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club January 6, 2011 +1520 While Paltrow belts out the title anthem with conviction, it is the younger performers who sing more intimate, and moving, numbers that advance the story rather than merely stating it. 2.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 6, 2011 +1520 This less show than tell, sudsy when not bland make-believe musical can best be described as a, well, bad hear day. And likewise full length feature promos for a couple of actresses suddenly turned singers. rotten Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze January 6, 2011 +1520 It stumbles from scene to scene, theme to theme and trope to trope. If you want it to make sense, however, you're out of luck. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine January 6, 2011 +1520 "The movie's well-acted. Almost everything else about ""Country Strong"" is weak." 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune January 6, 2011 +1520 Ultimately it's too meandering and uneven to ever truly tug at your heart. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press January 5, 2011 +1520 [A] deeply, dangerously earnest take on truth and beauty in trouble. 7.5/10 fresh Michelle Orange 0 Movieline January 5, 2011 +1520 It shows that Gwyneth knows the spangly high-powered joys of country music. Too bad that in Country Strong, she's too busy acting out the hysterical and mostly nonsensical sorrows. C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly January 5, 2011 +1520 Both sincere and cynical in its view of country stardom, it makes you forgive all of its false notes simply because the talent plays them with conviction. B- fresh Amy Nicholson 1 Boxoffice Magazine January 5, 2011 +1520 A rare specimen in our postironic age: legitimately unintentional camp. rotten Karina Longworth 1 L.A. Weekly December 30, 2010 +1520 There are some lovely songs, and a handful of great ideas, just dying to bust out of Country Strong, but the cream gravy that coats every corner of this chicken-fried Valley of the Dolls smothers almost everything it can. rotten Alonso Duralde 0 HitFix December 22, 2010 +1520 Themes and cliches plucked from countless country lyrics fuel a thoroughly unconvincing show business story about a larger-than-life, crash-and-burn star and her unruly entourage of self-serving personalities. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter December 22, 2010 +1520 Maybe if you love the music it doesn't matter what the story is, but it does show irresponsible lack of restraint dealing with serious drama. rotten Fred Topel 0 Screen Junkies December 22, 2010 +1520 More country pop than country classic, Country Strong puts its characters through the dramatic wringer ... but only skims the surface of their emotional minefields. 3/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com December 22, 2010 +1520 When the starting point is a world in which even the toughest guys wear their hearts on their sleeves, the trick for filmmakers is how to walk the line without getting stuck in the muck, and that is a problem the filmmaker hasn't yet figured out. 2.5/5 rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times December 22, 2010 +1520 A country music drama with a big heart but not enough focus, Country Strong tackles fame, artistic expression, addiction and love, although none of them deeply enough. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International December 22, 2010 +1520 That rare ensemble piece in which all four principals are not only compellingly drawn but handled with an astute sense of dramatic balance. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety December 22, 2010 +1520 Most of the effort seems to have gone into the original music, which is pleasant but not memorable, and too little on creating believable, multidimensional characters. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 21, 2010 +1520 Country Strong stumbles, and has some slack in its silences, but it takes its world, characters and songcraft seriously... 2.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 1 MSN Movies December 21, 2010 +1522 There's a vulnerable undercurrent beneath this film, one that beats and throbs with the stolen looks, brief touches and romantic under-the-stars kisses. fresh Allyson Johnson 0 The Young Folks April 20, 2015 +1522 Undoubtedly one of the most romantic movies of all time... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 22, 2013 +1522 ...a bittersweet celebration of romantic frisson - the notion that our most precious moments of connection are often the fleeting ones. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm May 28, 2013 +1522 Two strangers quickly fall in love, discuss big ideas. 4/5 fresh Elliot Panek 0 Common Sense Media May 28, 2013 +1522 Linklater captures romance at the sunset of gadget-free existence ... holy moments when no gadget or lens comes between us and our immediate company and surroundings. A fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer April 8, 2013 +1522 The combination of optimism, tragedy, and the fuzzy warmth of new love is absolutely flawless. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 10, 2012 +1522 the film asks us to consider the very nature and purpose of our existence in a fragmentary, superficial and transient universe. 9 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania January 17, 2010 +1522 Linklater hasn't just crafted a detached portrait of a unique couple: he's painting a masterful examination of human nature, of that relationship we all want, but too often sadly see slip away. 9 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt August 16, 2009 +1522 A thought-provoking, likable, entertaining, beautiful, and well-acted piece of romance... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1522 Acting tour de force that feels exceptionally real 4/5 fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews February 9, 2007 +1522 Hawke and Delpy keep the tone not only afloat but mesmerizing. So natural are their performances that it seems impossible not to believe they truly are soulmates who are locked in a doomed, all-too-short affair. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star June 16, 2006 +1522 Agreeably alluring. B+ fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 3, 2005 +1522 It's the best pick up movie ever. A+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 16, 2004 +1522 While it's a bit awkward and self-indulgent, it also creates two extremely vivid characters and one of cinema's more believable romances. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall July 11, 2004 +1522 While the couple get...philosophical in their courtship dance, 'Before Sunrise' maintains an awareness of their earnestness without itself putting on airs of profundity. fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net June 8, 2004 +1522 One of the great screen romances. 5/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner January 17, 2003 +1522 Seemingly improvised and entirely natural but still structured and splendidly directed by writer Richard Linklater. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 3, 2003 +1522 This is one of only a small number of films that can transport us back to the surprises, delights, and enchantments of a first encounter. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice February 26, 2002 +1522 A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1522 4/5 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com September 29, 2006 +1522 4/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com September 21, 2005 +1522 5/5 fresh 1 Toronto Star July 10, 2004 +1522 3/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat June 19, 2004 +1522 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal March 26, 2004 +1522 4/5 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 13, 2004 +1522 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 22, 2003 +1522 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) May 30, 2003 +1522 3/4 fresh Monica Hayde 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1522 4.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1522 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +1522 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1522 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1522 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1522 3/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1522 3/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1522 4/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1522 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1522 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1522 1 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1522 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly January 27, 1995 +1523 A witty script and fantastic performances, particularly from a nearly-unrecognisable Daniel Craig, make this more than just another crime caper. 8.5/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 11, 2018 +1523 Ocean's Eleven by way of Ricky Bobby. B+ fresh Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 1, 2018 +1523 "That these seemingly dim dudes with cartoonish Southern accents, a matter-of-fact grounding in the world of NASCAR, county fairs, John Denver and child beauty pageants are actually smarter than we assume isn't a ""gag"" but a key part of the story." 4 fresh Bob Chipman 0 Geek October 31, 2018 +1523 Logan Lucky is triumphant return, a crowd-pleasing heist movie that is funny, thrilling, and just so damn cool. 4.5/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 30, 2018 +1523 A sharp-looking vehicle, even if there's not much going on under the hood. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review October 21, 2018 +1523 The formula succeeds because the final product is an entertaining ride as similar to [the Ocean's trilogy's] concept as it is dissimilar in environment. 7/10 fresh Jared Mobarak 0 BuffaloVibe October 12, 2018 +1523 It's a decent comeback for Soderbergh, though not one that fires on all cylinders. 3/5 fresh Tomas Trussow 0 The Lonely Film Critic October 4, 2018 +1523 Logan Lucky is momentarily entertaining, but it is very quickly forgettable; a minor work from one of American cinema's most restless mainstream filmmakers that has such little impact, he might as well have remained in retirement. 2.5/5 rotten Alistair Ryder 0 Cinemazine October 4, 2018 +1523 "Funny, creative, and the refreshing heist movie of its genre since ""Ant-Man"", ""Logan Lucky"" is an entertaining romp from beginning to end." 4/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 29, 2018 +1523 Logan Lucky doesn't try to be something it's not and with its somewhat charming nature, it's a heist film that knows how to keep it light without losing its edge. 3.5/5 fresh Mae Abdulbaki 0 Movies with Mae August 21, 2018 +1523 This is that rare breed of subtle comedy that engages your heart, mind and funny bone, all at the same time. fresh Lisa Johnson 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com August 21, 2018 +1523 It's a heist movie, so we are still cheering for criminal behavior, but it is positively old-fashioned in its warm-hearted generosity toward its characters and by extension its viewers. fresh Kathryn Reklis 0 The Christian Century August 21, 2018 +1523 It's a guilty pleasure, but it's definitely a pleasure. fresh Steve Murray 0 ArtsATL May 9, 2018 +1523 As we get to know the characters, it becomes clear that something deeper is going on. fresh Megan Basham 0 WORLD February 20, 2018 +1523 Perhaps the biggest surprise comes from the fact that Soderbergh and his cast make the brothers sympathetic, rather than merely treating them with condescension. Tatum and Driver portray Jimmy and Clyde with an underlying sense of dignity. B fresh Carl Kozlowski 0 Pasadena Weekly December 28, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh has made an indie movie the way he wanted to, on his terms, and the result shows the success of this method. 4/5 fresh Joseph Walsh 0 CineVue December 27, 2017 +1523 There is no doubting that Logan Lucky has a big heart and tries its hardest to be endearing, but it falls a couple of rednecks short of a Lynyrd Skynyrd concert. 3/5 rotten Toby Woollaston 0 New Zealand Herald December 26, 2017 +1523 With a quartet of committed and super-fun performances from Channing Tatum, Adam Driver, Riley Keough, and Daniel Craig, it's tough not to be incredibly thankful to have Steven Soderbergh back doing his thing. fresh Joe Reid 0 Decider December 22, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky shows Soderbergh operating modestly with optimum skill. 4/5 fresh Jeremy Carr 0 MUBI December 19, 2017 +1523 The film has a comfortable shaggy feel, even as it unspools a fairly tight heist. fresh Al Hoff 0 Pittsburgh City Paper December 18, 2017 +1523 "Logan Lucky is a rarity on multiple levels, just as remarkable as what the film comes to call ""the Hillbilly Heist."" " 9/10 fresh Karen Han 0 Slashfilm December 8, 2017 +1523 The Logan family may have had a curse on them, but this winning outing from returning director Steven Soderbergh has lifted it; Logan Lucky is one madcap heist flick that ranks up there with the best of them. 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 5, 2017 +1523 The film is a breezy, undemanding romp, a nice respite from what's in theaters now. fresh Rob Lowman 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 27, 2017 +1523 The auteur who was smart enough to rethink the classic heist movie has returned with a turbocharged gasser, Logan Lucky, that once again puts him in the pole position. fresh Courtney Howard 0 SassyMamaInLA November 20, 2017 +1523 ...a very funny heist caper. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies November 10, 2017 +1523 Only Craig's turn really leaves an impression, and you're left with the feeling that, for all its brio, Logan Lucky doesn't amount to a hill of beans, as they say in those parts. 2.5/5 rotten James Mottram 0 South China Morning Post November 6, 2017 +1523 ... [Steven Soderbergh] is back in Hollywood with Logan Lucky, one of the best films of his career... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Nazareno Brega 0 November 3, 2017 +1523 Like all his film's, this one has a homebrew flavour of Soderbergh's backyard of anti-studio film development. That makes it both fresh and fantastic. 4/5 fresh Rachit Gupta 0 Filmfare October 26, 2017 +1523 This is a fun film. These characters aren't the sharpest tools in the shed and they make a few mistakes along the way. B+ fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane October 23, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky follows the classic structure of the Heist Movies... [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh 0 October 20, 2017 +1523 Even if it doesn't raise the stakes of the genre, there's enough potential to turn this funny and smartly written caper into another entertaining Soderbergh franchise. 4/5 fresh Neil Soans 0 The Times of India October 19, 2017 +1523 You'll certainly find bracingly funny moments scattered throughout an amusing tale that benefits with the sprightly insouciance adopted by a filmmaker who has nothing to prove. 7/10 fresh Filipe Freitas 0 Film Threat October 18, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh has returned in top form to prescribe an entertaining and very enjoyable exhibition of himself. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Luis Mart 0 El Mundo (Spain) October 16, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is a fun heist flick with a satisfyingly smart twist, too, full of great performances and deadpan humor and it will eventually find an audience, even if it's not a box office smash. Movies this fun and well-made always do. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 16, 2017 +1523 Welcome back, Steven. B fresh Jordan Ruimy 0 World of Reel October 15, 2017 +1523 ... is lively, cunning and witty. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Yago Garc 0 October 6, 2017 +1523 A hilarious and crazy parody that takes its raw material very seriously and moves between the ridiculously sublime to give the spectator memorable moments. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Paula Arantzazu 0 Sensacine October 5, 2017 +1523 While Logan Lucky falls strictly into the category of popcorn entertainment, that doesn't make it any less worthy of praise. fresh Lee Jutton 0 Film Inquiry October 3, 2017 +1523 Not so much a slow burner as a damp squib. 2/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 3, 2017 +1523 It is the cleanest heist film I have ever seen. fresh 0 St. Anthony Messenger September 29, 2017 +1523 ... Logan Lucky is dazzlingly entertaining, while its surprising core ultimately gives way to an impact that is much more profound and poignant than you expect it to be. fresh Gregory Wakeman 0 Metro September 22, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is sensational, the fact it stole my heart away with seemingly so little effort whatsoever the greatest heist of them all. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 21, 2017 +1523 A clever, goofy and a thoroughly entertaining ride. 4.5/5 fresh Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 September 20, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is delightful entertainment. 3.5/5 fresh Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) September 19, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh raises clumsy and absurd moments to keep the mood, wrapped in country-style musical atmospheres like John Denver and Creedence Clearwater Revival. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Luis Fernando 0 En Filme September 18, 2017 +1523 A flighty shrimp and grits caper that willfully evokes the best - and a little of the worst - of [Soderbergh's] billion dollar-grossing [Ocean's] trilogy. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape September 18, 2017 +1523 Need escape? Logan Lucky is for you. fresh Diane Pershing 0 Malibu Times September 18, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is intelligent comedy presented through absolute stupidity, and I feel lucky to have watched it. 4/5 fresh Keeva Stratton 0 Rescu (Australia) September 15, 2017 +1523 One of the most pure fun times I've had at the movies this year. fresh Matt Patches 0 Thrillist September 15, 2017 +1523 ... Logan Lucky speeds and cruises like the freshest Ford Mustang. It shifts and drifts without any sign of choking. 9/10 fresh Jon Winkler 0 The Young Folks September 12, 2017 +1523 [Logan Lucky] is packed with deadpan humour, speedway action and a myriad twists. 4/5 fresh Rashid Irani 0 Hindustan Times September 8, 2017 +1523 Stylish but shallow, this could be the director's next franchise, along with Eleven and Magic Mike. 3/5 fresh John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) September 6, 2017 +1523 Nah... 2.2 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review September 4, 2017 +1523 If nothing else, see the film for Craig's portrayal of pure larcenous joy. It is a thing of beauty, as white hot as his livid blue eyes. fresh Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) September 1, 2017 +1523 Come for the zippy comedy about ordinary people mastering their own destinies. Stay for the entertaining filmmaking masterclass. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground August 29, 2017 +1523 A singular film-maker returns from a cinematic sabbatical in qualified triumph. We're lucky to have him. 4/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times August 28, 2017 +1523 What could go wrong? Rather a lot and the most enjoyable parts of. Soderbergh's smartly written film involve the negotiations and shared worries of the amateurish but thoroughly lovable gang. 3/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent August 28, 2017 +1523 He's made great movies in both categories, but with Logan Lucky, Soderbergh the studio-movie entertainer and Soderbergh the clinical, experimental stylist fully merge. fresh Jesse Hassenger 0 The Week August 28, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky hums and purrs along like an Xfinity Ford Mustang, although, once the smoke clears, you may find yourself wondering if you've been watching a film about anything. 4/5 fresh Tom Shone 0 Sunday Times (UK) August 28, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh films the movie with swing, relishing the overlapping and intertwining strands of the complex plot, the brightly lit personalities of the characters it involves, and the magnificently conceived, essential tiny details ... fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker August 28, 2017 +1523 Though the prison break and heist scenes are slickly and efficiently staged, the film's great strength is its good nature. 4/5 fresh Simran Hans 0 Observer (UK) August 27, 2017 +1523 It would be a fabulously funny and endlessly entertaining summer treat no matter who was making it - though it's hard to imagine anyone making it as well as Soderbergh. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire August 25, 2017 +1523 Here is a likable, sometimes uproarious, movie in which every actor comes up with something funny. We've got a lot of Southern gothics, but very few southern Ealing comedies. fresh 0 MetroActive August 25, 2017 +1523 While it's overlong and sometimes disjointed, this heist flick delivers genuinely likable characters, winning performances and solid laughs. 3.5/5 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days August 25, 2017 +1523 The charm of this film is not the heist, which is ridiculously complicated and improbable, but in its combination of quirky, often very funny, characters and the entirely earnest way the actors play these characters. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope August 25, 2017 +1523 "Steven Soderbergh returns to the big screen after a self-imposed ""retirement"" with a movie that's very much in the vein of his Ocean's trilogy but pulpier and quirkier -- and tons of fun. " 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media August 25, 2017 +1523 Fun enough and diverting enough while you're in the middle of it, but hints of something much richer and more satisfying dangle just out of its reach. 3/5 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 25, 2017 +1523 Daniel Craig displays a gift for character comedy that suggests he'll have plenty of new and exciting avenues to explore in his post-Bond career. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 iNews.co.uk August 25, 2017 +1523 Wildly entertaining. 4/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard August 25, 2017 +1523 Expertly made but strangely uninvolving. 2/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) August 25, 2017 +1523 Steven Soderbergh returns from his self-imposed retirement with a hillbilly heist movie that has too many funny accents but not enough funny lines. 2/5 rotten Jamie Dunn 0 The Skinny August 25, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh directs with his trademark pace and panache, but to this he adds an obvious affection for his hapless hillbilly heroes. 4/5 fresh Debra Craine 0 Times (UK) August 24, 2017 +1523 Steven Soderbergh ... is a steady hand when it comes to these convoluted crime capers and this pleasingly unspools to reveal a plot within a plot. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema August 24, 2017 +1523 Not the precision near-masterpiece that Out of Sight is, nor as tight or funny as the Ocean's films, but it's certainly got all the requisite qualities [of the genial heist movie] ... goes down smooth and easy ... the jokes raise a smile [not] a laugh. 3.5/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) August 24, 2017 +1523 If this is the kind of eminently stylish and self-assured work that comes after taking a four-year hiatus from feature filmmaking, perhaps more directors should start looking into extended vacations as well. 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com August 24, 2017 +1523 What a fun movie. fresh Uri Klein 0 Haaretz August 24, 2017 +1523 Like in the Ocean films, Soderbergh's loaded A-list goes on and on. 3.5/4 fresh Tom Meek 0 Cambridge Day August 24, 2017 +1523 Logan's Lucky feels like a filmmaker re-indulging a passion. It's beautifully shot, as stylish as ever, impeccably acted and typically articulate. 4/5 fresh Rob Carnevale 0 Indie London August 24, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky feels like the work of a filmmaker with nothing to prove, neither sententious seriousness of purpose nor technical knowhow. fresh Nick Pinkerton 0 Artforum August 24, 2017 +1523 A couple of clicks toward even more weirdness and Logan Lucky might have landed Soderbergh in Coen Brothers territory. Now that really would have been something to behold. fresh Ned Lannamann 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 24, 2017 +1523 All national and industry politics aside, Logan Lucky is a high-octane gas, a shaggy-dog story that's hard to outguess. 4/5 fresh Tim Appelo 0 AARP Movies for Grownups August 24, 2017 +1523 "It's USP is that it's ""a red-necked Oceans"" or ""a hillbilly Oceans"" so, in other words, it's a riff on Oceans. Soderbergh directed the Ocean's franchise, so it is hardly a stretch for him. Or us, for that matter." rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 24, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh... remains a talented filmmaker with an instinctive gift for pacing and style. Cinephiles can rejoice that his self-imposed retirement seems to be over, even if he doesn't push himself too hard in this modest return. 6/10 fresh 0 PopMatters August 24, 2017 +1523 Remember how panicked we all were when Soderbergh said he was retiring a few years back? Thank the film gods, there's always one last heist. 3.5/4 fresh Max Weiss 0 Baltimore Magazine August 24, 2017 +1523 With Logan Lucky, Soderbergh, one of our most inventive and unpredictable directors, just wants to have fun and bring the audience in on it. That's going to be all right with a lot of us. 3/4 fresh Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online August 24, 2017 +1523 If the Ocean's Eleven movies left you with the urge to upgrade your wardrobe, Logan Lucky might inspire a day at the races. 3/4 fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 24, 2017 +1523 It's always supremely watchable, but rarely, if ever, commits itself to genuine jeopardy or suspense. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 24, 2017 +1523 We admire the cheek and chic of how it's done. We wonder quite why it was thought worth doing. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times August 24, 2017 +1523 The film's comedy is loose and generous, and its esprit de corps sneaks up on you with a soft tread. 4/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 24, 2017 +1523 The ideal combination of grown-up concerns and childlike joy for big goofy movies. 4/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending August 23, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky builds to one of those impossibly complicated heists that only ever happen in movies and rather contradicts the notion that the Logans are stupid or cursed. 7/10 fresh 0 Adelaide Review August 23, 2017 +1523 Steven Soderbergh makes entertaining, well-crafted films. Logan Lucky is no different. If you're in the mood for a heist-comedy that looks fantastic, you're not going to go wrong. fresh Dave Crewe 0 Junkee August 23, 2017 +1523 Daniel Craig steals the show. 4/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 August 23, 2017 +1523 [Logan Lucky] is not going to win him any Oscars but Soderbergh certainly appears to have recovered his zest for filmmaking. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) August 23, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh, back from a self-inflicted hiatus, is the perfect man to bring this Rebecca Blunt screenplay to life, utilising his experience in this sub-genre to triumphant effect. 4/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys August 23, 2017 +1523 A frolicsome rural crime thriller. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 23, 2017 +1523 The movie almost has enough assured touches and aromatic performances to make you overlook that the humour is generic at times and that the story suffers from not having a genuine antagonist to shake things up. 3.5/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age August 22, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh's most entertaining film, since at all times on the screen you can tell that the cast is having a great time. This is contagious and compensates many times for the slow development of the plot. [Full review in Spanish] 9/10 fresh Juanma Fern 0 August 22, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is like a cheerful sing-a-long of a movie, sweeping its audience along easily, even if some of the details quickly vanish from memory. fresh David Sims 1 The Atlantic August 22, 2017 +1523 If a movie could strut, Logan Lucky would look like Travolta in Saturday Night Fever, so confident in its ability to impress and to please its audience with its entertaining heist hijinks. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews August 22, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh knows precisely how the formula works: likable leads, eccentric supporting characters, a complicated plan, unexpected glitches... 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly August 22, 2017 +1523 An absurd -- and absurdly funny -- cinema experience, marking a welcome return to the form by Soderbergh. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz August 21, 2017 +1523 Lithe, lively and ludicrous, Logan Lucky is a joyful celebration of Southern culture with a generous helping of down-home whimsy. fresh Kristy Puchko 0 Pajiba August 21, 2017 +1523 ...suffers from more than one kind of Southern drawl. 2.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm August 21, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is like those inline tube slides at a water park: you don't worry about where you're going, because getting there is so much darned fun. 4/5 fresh Karen Krizanovich 0 The List August 21, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh is back for real, with no signs of rust at all 4.5/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 Splice Today August 20, 2017 +1523 Transposing the milieu from glitz to grits . . .it does more set an intricate heist flick in the back roads of Appalachia, it also makes a sly statement about class, culture, and our preconceived notions about those two things. 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews August 20, 2017 +1523 The heist is fun, but the detailed inside look at the workings of a speedway really makes Logan Lucky special. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 20, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh again proves his mastery at this sort of comic crime thriller. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan August 19, 2017 +1523 There are precious few characters who don't look and sound like they just got back from molesting Ned Beatty alongside the Georgia river. But the movie somewhat works thanks to a solid second half and some sharp performances. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 19, 2017 +1523 Such is the merriment of the new movie, and so spirited is its pace, that you barely notice the wavering of the tone. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker August 19, 2017 +1523 A very funny heist film. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 19, 2017 +1523 This picture suggests a great director easing back into the feature-film game. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online August 18, 2017 +1523 Just as impressive as Logan Lucky's technical proficiency is its winning embrace of fun. 4/5 fresh Michael Arbeiter 0 Nerdist August 18, 2017 +1523 The podunk milieu in which Logan Lucky is set feels overstated, like a New Yorker taking a selfie in front of a Stuckey's. rotten Sean Nelson 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 18, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is an entertaining romp powered by a smart script, strong performances across the board, and great direction. 4/5 fresh Chris Agar 0 ScreenRant August 18, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is a fun and engaging caper movie directed by Steven Soderbergh. fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly August 18, 2017 +1523 After four years away, it's far better to have too much of a Soderbergh movie than not enough. fresh Christopher Lawrence 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 18, 2017 +1523 Craig manages to steal each scene he's in with his bleached hair, impeccable Southern accent and hair-trigger personality. An Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor is likely. 4.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times August 18, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is as charming and welcome as toenail fungus. 1/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer August 18, 2017 +1523 It's rare that you can enter a film with full confidence that everyone involved knows what they're doing, and they're going to be excellent doing it. And in that way, Logan Lucky is the ultimate caper. fresh Rain Jokinen 0 SFist August 18, 2017 +1523 It's good to have Soderbergh back, even if he never was really away. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 18, 2017 +1523 "Steven Soderbergh's ""Logan Lucky,"" written by Rebecca Blunt, is a down-home heist movie that comes across like a Southern-fried variation of one of his ""Ocean's"" films." B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor August 18, 2017 +1523 LOGAN LUCKY is a delight, peppered throughout with clever set-ups and pay-offs beset only by an over-abundance of characters. fresh Rubin Safaya 0 Cinemalogue August 18, 2017 +1523 "With a charmingly relatable cast of quirky losers...and a plot that unfolds like a Rube Goldberg construction, ""Logan Lucky"" is ideal summer entertainment." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 18, 2017 +1523 Trotting out a cast of high-caliber actors, all playing against type, Soderbergh spins a wily, joyous slice of Southern-fried outlaw adventure. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 ABC Tucson August 18, 2017 +1523 Director Steven Soderbergh is back and firing on all cylinders in Logan Lucky, a Southern-fried heist comedy that is, like its main characters, smarter than it lets on. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 18, 2017 +1523 This movie does not aspire to greatness or significance; being extremely clever and thoroughly competent is the goal here. 3.5/4 fresh Robert Horton 0 Seattle Weekly August 18, 2017 +1523 The best heist film in years. 5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald August 18, 2017 +1523 The script, the direction and the performances work in concert like a souped-up muscle car. 5/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies August 18, 2017 +1523 "Soderbergh's ace-in-the-hole has to be the young Farrah Mackenzie. When she has her big scene, no parent could resist the tug at their heart-strings. More than a heist comedy, ""Logan Lucky"" is an endearing father-daughter love story." 8/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix August 18, 2017 +1523 A star-studded heist flick that calls to mind some of the eclectic director's most popular work even if it falters a bit at the end. 3/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon August 18, 2017 +1523 A slick, smarter-than-your-average-bear heist comedy that moves and grooves with all the hallmarks of a Soderbergh caper. He's back, baby. B fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News August 18, 2017 +1523 'Logan Lucky' succeeds because Soderbergh shows not only respect for his characters, but reveals their hearts and souls. He gently pushes you to embrace them. 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 17, 2017 +1523 Keough is a standout and Craig is a complete hoot. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 17, 2017 +1523 "Intelligent, fun and well executed, we could even say that the film works as a ""Ocean's Fourteen"". [Full review in Spanish]" 3.5/5 fresh Fico Cangiano 0 CineXpress August 17, 2017 +1523 When the plot stops cold for a beauty-pageant performance of exquisite purity, you'll feel like you're watching the most American film of the year. 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out August 17, 2017 +1523 Didn't I read somewhere that Soderbergh had retired from filmmaking? This would be a perfect time for him to keep that promise. C+ rotten Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer August 17, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is a crackerjack heist film that strongly echoes Soderbergh's other crackerjack heist franchise, but with a uniquely downmarket and genuinely affectionate charm all its own. 3.5/4 fresh Barry Hertz 1 Globe and Mail August 17, 2017 +1523 Smart, clever and hilarious it is fun from start to finish line. fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily August 17, 2017 +1523 It's a lark, if you can tolerate the hammy redneck accents, and confirms that Soderbergh is as agile as ever at knitting together all the moving parts of a complex heist. 3/4 fresh Sara Stewart 1 New York Post August 17, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh is in the mood for some fun, and so is a star-filled cast led by Channing Tatum, Adam Driver and Daniel Craig. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 17, 2017 +1523 Amusing and big-hearted, Soderbergh delivers an entertaining tale of honour among thieves. 3/5 fresh Adam Fresco 0 Flicks.co.nz August 17, 2017 +1523 [T]he film is tightly constructed in its plotting, while also being loose enough in its focus to appreciate what clever and relatable characters it possesses. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 17, 2017 +1523 [Soderbergh's] big-screen comeback, Logan Lucky, finds him taking the relatively easy option of the lighthearted heist movie, something he's always done well. 3.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian August 17, 2017 +1523 The whole movie is a trick, reversing our expectations at nearly every turn and casting actors in roles that they were not exactly born to play, but do so with relish. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 17, 2017 +1523 Steven Soderbergh has returned from a four-year motion-picture retirement to once again show us that when it comes to crafting robberies of high stakes-even ones involving the lower classes-he remains the slickest of them all. fresh Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper August 17, 2017 +1523 "After four years of ""retirement"", Soderbergh shows that he is still in perfect shape. [Full review in Spanish]" fresh Mario Alegre 0 Primera Hora August 17, 2017 +1523 As sunny and implausible as an old-timer's anecdote, with a few hints at topicality that don't detract from its insouciance. It's fun for fun's sake. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 17, 2017 +1523 An original breath of fresh air. It's an unexpected delight. 4/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket August 17, 2017 +1523 While Logan Lucky gives off the impression of a shaggy character-based comedy, such an assessment shortchanges how deliriously clever it is. B+ fresh Dominick Suzanne-Mayer 0 Consequence of Sound August 17, 2017 +1523 Who among us predicted that Channing Tatum would become a major actor, equally adept at light-fingered comedy and low-key contemporary dramas? fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight August 17, 2017 +1523 . . .this Friday brings with it Logan Lucky, a southern-fried caper of virtuosic showmanship that, beneath its easygoing exterior, also succeeds at tapping into larger s...[ END HERE ]ocioeconomic concerns fresh Nick Schager 0 The Daily Beast August 17, 2017 +1523 Like the best of his movies, this heist film retains its essential shagginess despite the A-list stars headlining it, and it reminds us what a nifty flair the director has for light entertainment. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly August 17, 2017 +1523 As a hotly anticipated comeback, it feels like a slightly dippy, ultimately disposable warm-up of a director whose brains, chops and judicious taste we need more than ever. 2/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post August 17, 2017 +1523 "Logan Lucky"" is his down-home version of the ""Ocean's"" franchise, with NASCAR instead of the Bellagio, but it's every bit as cheeky, fun and funny." 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday August 17, 2017 +1523 Essentially a red-state Ocean's Eleven - a fizzy, twisty Southern-fried heist flick that's more enjoyable the less you try to dissect it. B+ fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly August 17, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh rolls the dice with 'Logan Lucky' and comes up with a winner. 4/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com August 17, 2017 +1523 Steven Soderberg's funny, underdog heist movie is a heartfelt paean to the kinds of Southern working-class whites normally caricatured as Confederate-flag-waving racists. fresh Jason Di 0 The Final Cut August 17, 2017 +1523 The movie is smart and funny, though ultimately it's less noteworthy as an entertainment than as a marketing concept. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader August 17, 2017 +1523 The result is a breezy, slight, Southern-flavored movie where the cast appears to be having enough fun to prove mildly infectious. fresh Brian Lowry 1 CNN.com August 17, 2017 +1523 But the best part of Logan Lucky is that from the get-go you know you're in confident hands, and whatever's about to happen, it's going to be great. 4/5 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Vox August 17, 2017 +1523 "If there is something wrong with ""Logan Lucky,"" I simply can't find it." 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 17, 2017 +1523 A nice change of pace for Soderbergh, who, for the first time in a long time, seems genuinely interested in providing an entertaining ride. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com August 17, 2017 +1523 "Perhaps ""Logan Lucky"" is best appreciated as a stealth commentary on tough times in America. It takes a director of Soderbergh's gifts to actually make that funny." 3.5/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 17, 2017 +1523 If it verges on being a little too pleased with itself for its own good, that's an acceptable price to pay for something that makes you smile. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times August 17, 2017 +1523 In the very least, Hal Needham's Smokey and the Bandit films displayed a fair amount of affection amid the hamming for their shit-kicking rubes. 0/5 rotten Scott Marks 1 San Diego Reader August 17, 2017 +1523 Heartfelt felicitations to [Steven] Soderbergh on his rebirth of the cool. 3.5/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle August 17, 2017 +1523 Jimmy's team is like a blue-collar mirror image of the Ocean's crew. But there's more going on here than a story about a bunch of amateurs attempting a complicated robbery. fresh Karen Gordon 0 Original Cin August 17, 2017 +1523 A precision-tooled entertainment made by experts, and sometimes more than that. Watching it is like finding money in the pocket of a coat that you haven't worn in years. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com August 17, 2017 +1523 The glitz and glamour of the Ocean's trilogy is in a completely different area code than Logan Lucky, but Soderbergh's latest has the same terrific camaraderie and joy as those movies. 4.5/5 fresh Jack Giroux 0 Bullz-Eye.com August 17, 2017 +1523 I liked the movie - it's certainly well made, and a lot of fun - but I mostly found myself laughing at it, not with it. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic August 17, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky reminded me most of Howard Hawks' El Dorado. It has the tossed-off, casual sophistication of an old master's late work. fresh Sean Burns 0 The ARTery August 17, 2017 +1523 Rating Soderbergh's back catalogue is like comparing apples and oranges and tractors, but this is in his top bracket. Welcome back, Mr Soderbergh. 4/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) August 17, 2017 +1523 A high-spirited hillbilly-heist caper with a dynamite, all-star ensemble cast. 3.5/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 Parade Magazine August 17, 2017 +1523 It ... feels like the director is trying to reverse-engineer one of the Coen brothers' loopier excursions and not getting every one of the pieces in order. But he comes close. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 17, 2017 +1523 A slick, surprising summer entertainment from a terrific director who's having a helluva time just keeping everyone laughing, and guessing. 4/5 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 New York Daily News August 17, 2017 +1523 The actors mostly lean hard on comical redneck accents, and the slow-moving plot features way too many leaps of logic. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly August 17, 2017 +1523 Quite simply, one of the most sheerly enjoyable movies of the year....we're lucky to have [Soderbergh] back. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 16, 2017 +1523 So warmheartedly enthusiastic, it's hard not to get swept away with this group of not-so-average Joes. 3/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service August 16, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky may be more of the same. But more of the same, from Soderbergh, is what more summer movies should aspire to be. fresh 0 The Ringer August 16, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh smoothly glides us through this NASCAR world, emanating an old-fashioned Hal Needham vibe, but with greater character depth and extra IQ points. 3.5/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald August 16, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky lands somewhere between Magic Mike and the Ocean's trilogy. Turns out, that's one hell of a sweet spot. fresh Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News August 16, 2017 +1523 I'm really glad Soderbergh's back doing what he does best. I didn't know how much I missed the guy. 4/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto August 16, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is a hoot, a holler, a drag at times and doesn't know when to end but it's fun. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times August 16, 2017 +1523 This one offers pleasures you won't find anywhere else. 4/5 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post August 16, 2017 +1523 So who really needs Logan Lucky? More to the point: Will they buy this in the South? rotten Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 16, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh is perhaps Hollywood's finest technician, and it's a pleasure to watch him tour his Vegas act through Appalachia. 3/4 fresh Chance Solem-Pfeifer 0 Willamette Week August 16, 2017 +1523 Some will write off Logan Lucky as one of Soderbergh's most frivolous efforts, but that would be a mistake. 4/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics August 16, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is great fun and one of the most purely entertaining movies of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 16, 2017 +1523 "Mr. Soderbergh revels in squareness, and in a loose self-confidence that disguises its mastery. ""Logan Lucky"" is a terrific movie." fresh 1 New York Times August 16, 2017 +1523 I think that's a big part of what makes Logan Lucky a very fun movie: You're lost, you're lost, you're lost -- and then it all makes so much sense that you feel like you should have known what was happening all along. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 16, 2017 +1523 Independently financed and distributed by Soderbergh, Logan Lucky is a magnificent movie that comes disguised as a modest one. Or, as I like to call it, a Joe Bang. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine August 16, 2017 +1523 An eccentric combo of scrappy crime caper and angular redneck comedy, Logan Lucky shouldn't work anywhere near well as it does. 3.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) August 16, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh keeps the action light and playful, and lets the cast members find their own silliness within it. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times August 16, 2017 +1523 Southern flavor, rampant goofiness and fun twangs go a long way in making director Steven Soderbergh's cinematic return such a sparkling hoot. 3/4 fresh Brian Truitt 1 USA Today August 16, 2017 +1523 For a fast and funny crime flick, Logan Lucky has plenty of grunt under the hood. fresh Travis Johnson 0 FILMINK (Australia) August 16, 2017 +1523 A fun and unpretentious romp that benefits from smart pacing, likeable characters and a stick-it-to-the-man undercurrent that helps keep things moving along. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 16, 2017 +1523 It's a genuine effort by talented people that never quite comes off. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 16, 2017 +1523 The whole thing comes together to form the best Burt Reynolds movie he never made. 3/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News August 16, 2017 +1523 The endearing charm of the characters - along with a plot that teases the audience with just enough information to keep them wondering what's next - makes Logan Lucky a winner. 4/5 fresh Thaddeus McCollum 0 Orlando Weekly August 16, 2017 +1523 Sometimes, the only reason for doing anything is to have a little fun, and Soderbergh seems to be having a lot of it. fresh April Wolfe 1 Village Voice August 15, 2017 +1523 Steven Soderburgh's return to the big screen may look like an Ocean's reboot a la NASCAR, but don't you go thinking this is some smart alecky snobby spin. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute August 15, 2017 +1523 Having successfully pulled off three Danny Ocean cons, director Steven Soderbergh is looking for a new bank vault to plunder. Logan Lucky turns out to be a playfully subversive variation on the theme. 3.5/5 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) August 15, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh's here to have fun, and his mood is contagious. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 15, 2017 +1523 Flaws aside, it is a darn good heist, and sure to leave you with a smile on your face. We should be glad Soderbergh is back, hopefully this time for good. fresh Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press August 15, 2017 +1523 An updated, more sophisticated take on those old Burt Reynold's seventies good ol'boy flicks. 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium August 15, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh isn't exactly hiding a secret drama inside his barrel of laughs and twists. But his comeback project keeps quiet about being one of the sweetest, most affirming movies he's ever made. A- fresh Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club August 15, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is both a Robin Hood fantasy and a uniquely Soderberghian lark, an ensemble comedy that's simultaneously effervescent and cerebral. 3/4 fresh Christopher Gray 0 Slant Magazine August 15, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky has the briskness and sheen of a professional, a man who, after years of restlessness, has become comfortable enough to simply tell a story with confidence, clarity and gusto. A- fresh Will Leitch 0 Paste Magazine August 14, 2017 +1523 The snappily-edited and uber-efficient working-class caper Logan Lucky is so ephemeral, its screenwriter may not even exist. 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Student Edge August 14, 2017 +1523 Fun, snappy and classically Soderbergh-ian delight with impeccable, Ocean's-like rhythms, shrewdly set against the everyday struggles of small-town America. fresh Tomris Laffly 0 Film Journal International August 14, 2017 +1523 Four years after his self-imposed retirement, maverick director Steven Soderbergh takes the easy way out. Or, rather, back in. rotten Mara Reinstein 0 MaraMovies.com August 14, 2017 +1523 Clunky, tin-eared caper comedy that drips with contempt for its own characters. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation August 13, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is a hoot. It's the sort of movie that allows you to laugh, relax and let everything wash over you... Everything is laid back - from the characters to the humour - and the payoff is delicious. fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile August 8, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is a hillbilly heist caper brimming with good natured humor. 3/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb August 3, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh shows here that the melding of mainstream storytelling and artful execution is possible. fresh Jason Guerrasio 0 Business Insider August 2, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky is easygoing entertainment that, on occasion, gently brushes up against its stiffer real-world framing. I'm not sure the film is as successful in doing that as Magic Mike is, but it still makes for an intriguingly toned film. fresh Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair July 27, 2017 +1523 With his latest directorial effort, Soderbergh has made a film that not only constantly pokes fun at its own characters and their lives, but finds a way to imbue each of them with a soul and heart along the way. 8/10 fresh Alex Welch 0 IGN Movies July 27, 2017 +1523 Of course, there's a level of tactical sophistication to this kind of fantasy-crime scenario, but Blunt's screenplay scores many points by making the follow-through of the plan so damned pleasurable. fresh Robert Abele 1 TheWrap July 25, 2017 +1523 The kind of small-scale, shaggy dog story Hollywood rarely makes these days. fresh Dave Schilling 0 Birth.Movies.Death. July 24, 2017 +1523 A purely auteur-driven lark slipped into an era when studios no longer want to work with directors with personality and pesky calls for final cut - a high entertainment with a handmade feel. 4/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro July 24, 2017 +1523 This is a brilliantly constructed, whip-smart, and laugh-out-loud-funny romp from a filmmaker whose precision and craft is nearly unparalleled. A fresh Drew Taylor 0 The Playlist July 24, 2017 +1523 Steven Soderbergh's Logan Lucky is a high-spirited, low-down blast. fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety July 24, 2017 +1523 Channing Tatum, working with Soderbergh for the fourth time, is at his sympathetic and charismatic best in Logan Lucky. 4/5 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian July 24, 2017 +1523 Even if it needed one last push to make it truly exceptional, there's a lot to enjoy here. And Soderbergh once again attracts a cast it's a pleasure to spend time with. 4/5 fresh Andrew Lowry 0 Empire Magazine July 24, 2017 +1523 This is a good-times film that doesn't put on airs, dress to impress or pretend to be something it isn't. It just aims to please and does a pretty good job of it. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter July 24, 2017 +1523 "This blue-collar ""Ocean's Eleven"" is a smooth-running, pleasantly familiar crime caper. In a movie full of cons, the greatest may be how deceptively easy Steven Soderbergh makes the whole enterprise seem." fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International July 24, 2017 +1523 As the film teeters the line between ridiculous and generic screwball, the all-star cast dazzles to hilarious effect. 3/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com July 24, 2017 +1523 Logan Lucky embodies so much of what's made Steven Soderbergh that rare journeyman between arthouse and multiplex. A- fresh Nick Newman 0 The Film Stage July 24, 2017 +1523 A heist comedy that reaffirms why Soderbergh belongs behind the movie camera. 8/10 fresh Oliver Whitney 0 ScreenCrush July 24, 2017 +1523 Soderbergh returns from retirement with a silly heist movie that packs real soul. B fresh David Ehrlich 1 indieWire July 24, 2017 +1525 There's just a gripping story and a tremendously talented cast. Craig takes Bond seriously, and he's a pleasure to watch. 9/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 6, 2018 +1525 The film makes Bond feel relevant and new without forgetting what made those old Bond films work. 1 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +1525 It doesn't celebrate the glamorous lifestyle of a dashing spy so much as it makes you worry about him and his Ma'am. fresh Pat Padua 0 DCist August 30, 2018 +1525 Bond can be forever reinvented, reinterpreted, updated. And as Skyfall is showing, he's more popular than ever. fresh John Powers 0 NPR's Fresh Air May 17, 2018 +1525 The theme of Skyfall is that the world must remain safe for white Englishmen to run around shooting people who aren't white and English. rotten 0 n+1 April 30, 2018 +1525 What ultimately hobbles Skyfall is its dramatic imbalance at both macro and micro levels. rotten Andrew Tracy 0 Cinema Scope November 7, 2017 +1525 This is a gorgeous film to look at, and a highly entertaining one to watch. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Cinesnark October 23, 2017 +1525 A stirring addition to the James Bond franchise. 3.5/5 fresh Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 June 13, 2016 +1525 Britain is quite diverse right now, feel free to reflect that anytime, Mr. Bond. rotten Monica Castillo 0 Bitch Media May 10, 2016 +1525 James Bond has been relegated to cinematic stupidity before, but demoting the character to this degree of slightness is even more deflating. 3/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 17, 2016 +1525 Skyfall gets off to a fast start. I can't recall when I've enjoyed a pre-title sequence more. A- fresh James Plath 0 Family Home Theater March 29, 2016 +1525 It achieves an effective balance between the ever-escalating action sequences that each successive Bond picture apparently demands, fresh use of charismatic talent, and nods to the legacy fresh John Wildman 0 Film Comment Magazine October 5, 2015 +1525 Skyfall elevates the Bond genre to a new level of A-list refinement. But it's a game-changing movie in more ways than one. fresh Brian D. Johnson 0 Maclean's Magazine October 5, 2015 +1525 Mendes and Deakins have] created the most beautifully deep focus context for Bond yet, pushing and pulling him into landscapes... that each promise the physically compromised spy nothing less than the most cinematically gorgeous sort of doom. 5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com October 5, 2015 +1525 Urbane yet never too serious, and beautifully shot by Roger Deakins, this all seems a good fit for director Sam Mendes, who's made his career imposing a sort of British pretense on American movies. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review October 5, 2015 +1525 A Bond film should feature a menacing villain who's also just a touch daffy; Javier Bardem has more fun than anybody else onscreen as a rogue agent with a mommy complex and a come-hither leer. 2/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader October 5, 2015 +1525 Everything is heavy and dark, but Bond plus terrorists is damn entertaining. fresh Patty Jones 0 Georgia Straight October 5, 2015 +1525 It stands up with the finest work that Deakins has ever done, which pretty much means that it's as gorgeous as film gets. B+ fresh Oliver Lyttelton 0 The Playlist October 5, 2015 +1525 Skyfall acts as though every new James Bond adventure needs to earn our belief that he still matters, and that a secret agent with a soul can be just as compelling as an exploding pen. 3.5/4 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly October 5, 2015 +1525 It seems engineered to please fans old and new, and tells a clever -- but not too clever -- story with wry humor, well-conceived action sequences and depth and meaning for the character. fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com October 5, 2015 +1525 It's certainly smarter than the last few Bonds that have zipped in and out of the viewer's mind. The impact of this espionage adventure lasts after it has ended. 4/5 fresh Rashid Irani 0 Hindustan Times October 5, 2015 +1525 If Casino Royale changed the dynamics of Bond, Skyfall's cemented them. fresh Rachit Gupta 0 Filmfare October 4, 2015 +1525 Locationwise, there is stunning photography of Shanghai and the wilds of Scotland by veteran Roger Deakins. fresh Mal Vincent 0 The Virginian-Pilot October 4, 2015 +1525 This is the true reboot of the franchise, the film in which, three movies into his tenure, Daniel Craig becomes the best James Bond there ever was. 4.5/5 fresh David Blaustein 0 ABC News Radio October 4, 2015 +1525 Expertly shot by the unlikely genius Roger Deakins -- who does spectacular work in the film's Shanghai chapter -- Skyfall is one of those movie movies that manages to impress you with its heft. fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 4, 2015 +1525 Most Bond films have flaws but few Bond films end up as enjoyable as this. 4/5 fresh Rob Carnevale 0 Indie London October 4, 2015 +1525 Make no mistake about it, Bond is back on top form, and won't be hanging up his tuxedo yet. fresh Ian Bunting 0 Daily Record (UK) October 4, 2015 +1525 Skyfall is the kind of film that makes it easy to love Bond the way you probably did as a kid. fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman October 4, 2015 +1525 It's never dull, occasionally surprising and unafraid to delve into Bond's life more than any film since On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Unfortunately, all of that comes at the price of gaping plot holes and staggering lapses in logic. B- fresh Rob Hunter 0 Film School Rejects October 4, 2015 +1525 Skyfall is not simply one of the very best Bond films, it's one of the year's best movies, period. 4.5/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly October 4, 2015 +1525 From the very first shot of Skyfall, it's clear that this isn't just another James Bond movie. 4/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto October 4, 2015 +1525 Skyfall is the smartest Bond film for many years, and though aficionados will enjoy the many nods to past films, this is a film that sets out a future path for Bond. fresh Nigel Kendall 0 International Business Times October 4, 2015 +1525 You leave the theatre thinking less of the spectacular action and instead ponder the complex heart and soul that make James Bond such an indelible and truly iconic figure. fresh Oliver Pfeiffer 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 4, 2015 +1525 This spectacularly entertaining epic takes several risks and yet, nevertheless, pays off splendidly. 4/5 fresh Rip It Up 0 Rip It Up October 4, 2015 +1525 Skyfall is indeed the best Bond film ever. And maybe even better than that. fresh Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) October 4, 2015 +1525 As the James Bond film franchise continues to get a vigorous shaking, consider this critic sufficiently stirred. 3.5/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive October 4, 2015 +1525 At times Skyfall is simply sensational. fresh Demetrios Matheou 0 Thompson on Hollywood October 4, 2015 +1525 During it all, Bond and M indulge in enough soul-searching conversations to create a real personal drama, and that alone might make this a different and, in some ways, better Bond film. 3.5/4 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle October 4, 2015 +1525 If a Bond movie is essentially a string of sequences, Skyfall's contributions delight. fresh 0 MetroActive October 4, 2015 +1525 This latest installment, which firmly cements Daniel Craig as one of the best Bonds ever, feels more serious, less gimmicky, more geared towards mature adults. 3.5/4 fresh Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association October 4, 2015 +1525 All we can reasonably be sure of what they've been telling us since From Russia With Love: James Bond will return. He's welcome back any time. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post August 21, 2015 +1525 Some Bond films show their age. Not Skyfall. It's super sky-high entertainment and brimming with excitement. 1 fresh Alan Frank 0 Daily Star August 21, 2015 +1525 Craig has relaxed into Bond without losing any steeliness. fresh Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman August 21, 2015 +1525 As an attempt to fill in Bond as a character, rather than just make the same film over, Mendes has succeeded, I think. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 21, 2015 +1525 One of the year's most crackling adventure films, one of Bond's most satisfying outings, and proof that you can indeed teach an old horndog new tricks. A- fresh AP Kryza 0 Willamette Week August 21, 2015 +1525 In a late-year picture that ordinary moviegoers really cared about, with good reason, Judi Dench's M rivaled Daniel Craig's James Bond in screen time and easily outdid him in complexity of motive. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation August 21, 2015 +1525 In Sam Mendes's first Bond movie, dazzlingly photographed by Roger Deakins, the sequences shot in wintry London and Scotland stand out. fresh Henry K. Miller 0 Sight and Sound August 21, 2015 +1525 The franchise's signature elaborate action sequences are fewer and shorter, making for a more intimate, personal story. B fresh Christopher Lawrence 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 21, 2015 +1525 Director Sam Mendes can't decide if he's shooting a chilly noir or a Roger Moore camp classic. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +1525 Visual elements draw from a theatrical vocabulary, such as a besorrowed M overlooking gray London at a window slashed with billions of cold tears, match-cut to wounded Bond cascading over a waterfall like a spent package. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity April 16, 2014 +1525 It's not just a terrific Bond movie; it's a terrific movie, period. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 24, 2013 +1525 Mendes has embraced the general super-ness of Bond and taken his inspiration from the best superhero flick of recent years: The Dark Knight. 8/10 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days May 22, 2013 +1525 One of the better bonds, but it isn't as good as Daniel Craig's first outing. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight March 21, 2013 +1525 Solicits swoons like the best Bonds ever did, even if Bond's dangerously close to decommission. fresh Sara Maria 0 Movies With Butter March 18, 2013 +1525 A very British Bond, and also a very personal one. 4/5 fresh Tom Glasson 0 Concrete Playground March 3, 2013 +1525 Sam Mendes revitalizes the James Bond franchise with a slick and action-packed entry. Daniel Craig proves yet again why he's the best Bond yet. 4.5/5 fresh Jeremy Lebens 0 We Got This Covered February 13, 2013 +1525 Bond traditions haven't just been updated -- they've been intelligently modified and rethought, giving us the franchise's inherent pleasures in a new package. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Deadspin February 12, 2013 +1525 Skyfall proves that a long-standing series can deliver the expected fundamentals while keeping the new films fresh and unpredictable. B fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 February 4, 2013 +1525 It's been a long time since I enjoyed a Bond movie so much. fresh Tom Charity 1 CNN.com January 4, 2013 +1525 It's a pity Fleming never lived to see Craig's hyper-masculine yet vulnerable Bond: he's well on his way to being the best of them all. fresh Nick Dent 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) December 31, 2012 +1525 Skyfall epitomizes what a Bond movie should be, and its director, for once, justifiably deserves much of the credit. 8 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt December 30, 2012 +1525 James Bond looks broken and weary, an embodiment of a traditional model of international spydom, the one premised on national borders, white-Western-wealthy entitlements, and excessive consumptions of alcohol, cars, and women. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 8, 2012 +1525 I have no compulsion whatsoever in declaring Skyfall, in terms of cinematography, the best looking Bond film ever ... Action movies simply don't look like this - but ... this is no ordinary action movie. 4.5/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) December 4, 2012 +1525 Sentimental touches underscore the fun and frivolity of Bond's past while relishing the brutal landscape of the modern day super-spy. A- fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) November 26, 2012 +1525 Sam Mendes has done a magnificent job, creating both a relevant and timeless entry into the Bond canon, while deftly adding homages to the series' past. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews November 25, 2012 +1525 ...tough and grim but still spry ... feels like something of a rearguard action in the case of the British Empire. 6/10 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 PopMatters November 25, 2012 +1525 Sometimes the old ways are the best. This is a theme and repeated line running throughout the new James Bond film Skyfall and never has it been more true. 4.5/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury November 23, 2012 +1525 Not the best Bond movie ever but a very good one; a little darker but still unsettled as to what type overall it wants to be. 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com November 22, 2012 +1525 Too often this martini is sloppy, not smooth. rotten Glenn Dunks 0 Trespass November 22, 2012 +1525 Skyfall is not, of course, ''darker'' or more serious than previous Bond films, but it's more knowing about its own conventions. 3/5 fresh Jake Wilson 0 Sydney Morning Herald November 22, 2012 +1525 Fabulous entertainment. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) November 22, 2012 +1525 Breathes fresh life into the genre. 4.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) November 22, 2012 +1525 A lot of critics are claiming this to be the best Bond film ever made; they may well be right-to some degree. It's certainly the most poignant-which, in what is ostensibly an action film, is a feather in Mendes' cap to be sure. 4/5 fresh Patrick Kolan 0 Shotgun Cinema November 21, 2012 +1525 Suffers from unconvincing plotting, and a third act so bad it brings the roof of the whole endeavour caving in 3/5 rotten Tom Clift 0 Moviedex November 21, 2012 +1525 Even die-hard Sean Connery fans will have to admit there's another actor who can portray James Bond when they see 'Skyfall.' 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) November 19, 2012 +1525 Mendes does a superb job maintaining tension - and releasing it from time to time so we can take a breath, have a laugh, sit back from the edge of our seat - as he shows how seriously the James Bond character can be taken, without breaking it fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile November 18, 2012 +1525 Skyfall is inconsistent, displaying Bond at its blandest and Bond at its best. 3/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy November 17, 2012 +1525 Best...Bond...ever. 4/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review November 16, 2012 +1525 Sweeping action, solid characters, spectacular scenery, a bountiful sense of cleverness, and a pitch-perfect tone of self-reference to the long line of Bond pop-culture mythology. 4/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile November 16, 2012 +1525 Mendes and Co. has an astutely cunning way to keep our blood pumping every minute of the latest and, arguably, best time we've had with the enduring Bond in years. 5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 15, 2012 +1525 Better than the average Bond, but not the greatest. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 15, 2012 +1525 a crackerjack Bond film that cannily mixes the harder, more severe edges of the previous Craig films with a sly sense of humor 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk November 15, 2012 +1525 The latest James Bond adventure proves, at least in my opinion, that Craig has grasped the role better than any of his predecessors, including Sean Connery. A fresh Paul Chambers 0 Movie Chambers November 15, 2012 +1525 Skyfall succeeds in providing epic escapism with just the right balance of action, art-house aesthetics and melodrama. 4/5 fresh Yasmin Vought 0 MovieFIX November 14, 2012 +1525 I had more fun with it than I didn't, which is more than I can say about a lot of these big budget event movies. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 14, 2012 +1525 'Quantum of Solace,' was a dour, dire letdown. This picture's a substantial bounce back, and easily the best Craig Bond picture. Emotional depth and all. 4.5/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies November 13, 2012 +1525 Bardem's Silva and the spectacular image-making breathe new life into the old firm. Bond-age has rarely been so much fun. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express November 13, 2012 +1525 This is a strong, fast, and sexy action story that gives us something different from the Bond films we have seen before. 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews November 13, 2012 +1525 While [the film] gets more emotional and resonant as it goes on, it also gets much slower and narrower in scope. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 12, 2012 +1525 Traveling the world, solving a mystery, hunting people down, killing some of those people...everything that you want James Bond to do. Then it takes an interesting turn. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com November 12, 2012 +1525 Skyfall might stand as the lone example of a satisfying, standalone narrative blending with all those tried-and-true Bond tropes. Adele tune aside, Mendes makes nary a misstep. 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix November 12, 2012 +1525 ...just as Marc Forster went off the rails in Quantum of Solace during that silly horse-race juxtaposition, so too does Mendes go overboard with the deconstruction/dysfunction. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 Nerdist November 12, 2012 +1525 Nothing Like A Good Villian 4/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com November 12, 2012 +1525 I wanted to like Skyfall more than I did, which is funny because after the opening sequence, I felt sure I would love it. 3/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press November 11, 2012 +1525 In more ways than one, Bond is back. 4/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs November 11, 2012 +1525 This is one of the better Bond films in the franchise. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 11, 2012 +1525 A key aspect of any movie is how quickly it can reel you in. In the case of Skyfall, this box is ticked in the opening few minutes. A- fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane November 10, 2012 +1525 never a better villain than Bardem, blonde and mincing with a scathingly brilliant intellect at the service of a twisted, raging mother complex, and there has not been a better mother complex in film since Psycho 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews November 10, 2012 +1525 Skyfall returns Bond to Solid Ground 3.5/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times November 10, 2012 +1525 It's an old-fashioned Bond movie--or at least promises the next one will be--and that's good news for many. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 10, 2012 +1525 A bloated, tedious, uninspired, sluggish and vapid bore that can only be enjoyed by very shallow, unctuous philistines. 4.7 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru November 10, 2012 +1525 Who pays the price for Skyfall? Bond fans do, of course. But so does Daniel Craig. He's not going to be around forever - not in this shape, anyway. 2/4 rotten Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer November 10, 2012 +1525 ... the best-looking Bond movie ever made. Roger Deakins' cinematography is full of striking silhouettes, some stark and simple as woodcuts, others multi-layered and illusory. B+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer November 10, 2012 +1525 Tough and taciturn, Craig has re-energized the franchise after the shaky Brosnan years, definitely demonstrating that the series has once again earned its license to thrill. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 10, 2012 +1525 Skyfall may not be another Casino Royale, but it ranks higher than almost anything else the franchise has had to offer for over a decade. 3/5 fresh Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique November 9, 2012 +1525 What Mendes delivers is a mixed blessing: a Bond film so self-serious it condescends to the frivolities it pretends to honor. fresh Ben Kenigsberg 0 Time Out Chicago November 9, 2012 +1525 Skyfall is a great movie. It's a welcome sight to see it bring the franchise into modern filmmaking. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies November 9, 2012 +1525 An espionage thriller mixed with a revenge story wrapped in a character study about the world's favorite secret agent. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 GeekNation November 9, 2012 +1525 Old and new, Skyfall follows the well-worn patterns of its predecessors 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit November 9, 2012 +1525 Does Bond still have it? fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit November 9, 2012 +1525 The franchise has refashioned itself by never once forgetting its glorious history, including a certain 'Goldfinger' car. A fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com November 9, 2012 +1525 Among the most ambitious imaginings of Bond to date: dark, supple, and punctuated with moments of unanticipated visual brilliance. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The Atlantic November 9, 2012 +1525 ...a combination of the old and the new, the predictable and the completely unexpected. 4/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters November 9, 2012 +1525 Now with Skyfall the sweet spot is back; the movie unspools as a thrilling action flick packed with witty little touches that Bond fans will recognize as big, fat valentines to the franchise's past. 4/5 fresh Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis November 9, 2012 +1525 Is Skyfall the best Bond film yet? No. Is it a smart and engaging Bond film? Absolutely. 4/5 fresh Ben Kendrick 0 ScreenRant November 9, 2012 +1525 SKYFALL returns to basics. The plot and economical but riveting action sequences are secondary to the film's cinematography, direction, acting and writing. A- fresh Rubin Safaya 0 Cinemalogue November 9, 2012 +1525 Mendes' approach to action is classical and elegant - no manic editing and blurry unintelligible images here - but what makes the movie special is the attention he pays his actors. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 9, 2012 +1525 Bond returns for more racy, action-packed thrills. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media November 9, 2012 +1525 The opening sequence is very Bond-esque, but the film itself is way too long, and actually tedious halfway through. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 9, 2012 +1525 While it is a typically ambitious James Bond venture, the movie is far too long. Ninety-five minutes would have been fine. But for my money, there isn't anything else Bond can do to thrill movie audiences. It is time to retire. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 9, 2012 +1525 A sly, deconstructionist approach to Bond combined with a climactic sequence that is hands-down the best, most gorgeously shot, and most breathtakingly thrilling in the franchise's history make this one of the most satisfying and well-made entries. 8/10 fresh Ian Buckwalter 0 The Washingtonian November 9, 2012 +1525 "When the credits declare, as they traditionally do, that ""James Bond will return,"" you'll be eager for that return to come as soon as possible." 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 9, 2012 +1525 Skyfall is visually impressive from beginning to end, offers what feels like the closing of one exciting Bond chapter and the opening of another, and features some of the most blood pumping action sequences of the Daniel Craig Bond films. 8.5/10 fresh Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com November 9, 2012 +1525 "Skyfall"" is thrilling, it's funny, it's moving and it's the one thing that James Bond movies never, ever used to be - surprising. " 4/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) November 9, 2012 +1525 So Skyfall may not be the film you are expecting from the franchise but it's a film that will prove more satisfying with each viewing. 9/10 fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org November 9, 2012 +1525 Daring to broach the subject of how dated the characters and the series are, Daniel Craig, Judi Dench and director Sam Mendes make one of the best Bond's of all. 5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald November 9, 2012 +1525 If this proves to be a transitional film, let it be as an introduction to an agent who comes back with his sense of humor intact. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World November 9, 2012 +1525 This sensitive new Bond world is really not enough. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online November 9, 2012 +1525 Quibble here and there over a sequence or a subplot that occasionally drifts off course from Skyfall's narrowly focused story, but this is a film that roars with enthusiasm, guts, and a sense of freedom from genre conventions. 5/5 fresh Kirk Baird 0 Toledo Blade November 9, 2012 +1525 The whole franchise has been given a new shot of vitality and vigor. 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com November 9, 2012 +1525 Its canny blend of ingredients is sure to entertain any audience but I think Bond enthusiasts will relish it most, as it draws on our familiarity with the series' many touchstones. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com November 8, 2012 +1525 One of the best Bond movie ever, this thriller offers up great action sequences and a smart dialogue. 5.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews November 8, 2012 +1525 This is a movie that raises the question of Bond's origins in a way we've never seen. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly November 8, 2012 +1525 Yes, Skyfall really is as great as you've been hearing. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity November 8, 2012 +1525 The last scenes reshuffle the deck with a tipped cap to tradition and a clear eye on the future. They suggest Bond has learned all he must to persevere. Perhaps he can go forth defined less by those he's lost and have a little fun in doing so. 4.5/5 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap November 8, 2012 +1525 In the span of three films Craig has made the character his own 5/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes November 8, 2012 +1525 It's a fine action film. I just wish I could say it was more fun. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony November 8, 2012 +1525 "Skyfall"" is a different kind of Bond movie, one that works just fine on its own terms, but a steady diet of this might kill the franchise. One ""Skyfall"" is enough." 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 8, 2012 +1525 Great heroes are often enhanced by the villains they face, and such is the situation here. To really work, Bond needs great bad guys. Silva is bad at its best. B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News November 8, 2012 +1525 ...because of all the mindless action, it's OK as an entertainment even though it's much darker and devoid of the bon mots that highlighted most Bond films. 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times November 8, 2012 +1525 Skyfall leaves you wondering whether this incarnation of the character has anywhere left to go. It's the portrait of a spy at the end of his rope by an actor who seems close to his. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate November 8, 2012 +1525 The movie's smartest suit is emotional intelligence: Skyfall keeps us caring, intensely, for a hero who, by any rational measure, is a vestige of a vanished era. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 8, 2012 +1525 This is the movie in which the newest Bond finally eases into the part of the bon vivant for-Queen-and-Country horndog who likes his martinis shaken and not stirred. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 8, 2012 +1525 The director, Sam Mendes, has taken a pop concept and solemnized it with Freud, which is not, perhaps, the best way of turning Bond into grownup entertainment. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker November 8, 2012 +1525 Craig has settled into a well-suited, grim-reaper role. Even when James flirts and trysts, his creased face suggests an unmovable weight. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post November 8, 2012 +1525 This is it -- this is James Bond in all of his glory -- in what easily ranks up there with the best Bond films of them all. 4/4 fresh Jeremy Wheeler 0 TV Guide November 8, 2012 +1525 There's a gritty, real-world feel to Skyfall that makes good use of Craig's down-to-earthiness. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR November 8, 2012 +1525 One of the best Bond pictures ever...a satisfying blend of the old and the new. A- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 8, 2012 +1525 Skyfall is a rollicking good Bond and Daniel Craig's best. A- fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer November 8, 2012 +1525 "Craig's working-class, grim Bond is compelling, and ""Skyfall"" tries to give, in its third act, some insight into how he got that way." B fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian November 8, 2012 +1525 After all the hopes that I had for this film being the return to greatness for the franchise, I am sad to report that Bond has once again misfired. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com November 8, 2012 +1525 This is a smashing entertainment, but also one that feels over-engineered and constrained by its origins. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com November 8, 2012 +1525 "While ""Skyfall"" obviously has a great fondness for the past, it's not trapped there. It also anticipates Bond's future. In this immensely satisfying movie, so do we." 4.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 8, 2012 +1525 A disappointing James Bond thriller. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice November 8, 2012 +1525 "Despite a lack of complexity, ""Skyfall"" is a respectable chapter in the Bond saga." 3/4 fresh David Frese 0 Kansas City Star November 8, 2012 +1525 "Skyfall"" may be the most intimate Bond film yet." 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 8, 2012 +1525 The new Bond thrills but falls short of greatness. 3.5/5 fresh Don Groves 0 sbs.com.au November 8, 2012 +1525 What propels this grisly chapter is the characters' keen sense of agency. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth November 8, 2012 +1525 Noted killjoy Sam Mendes might seem like a counterintuitive addition to the series, but it turns out he's aces with action staging and set-pieces soaked in local flavor. 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle November 8, 2012 +1525 The filmmakers expertly balance historical homages and modern action. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer November 8, 2012 +1525 Craig's most effective Bond movie yet. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly November 8, 2012 +1525 Fueled as much by Daniel Craig's vulnerable portrayal of Bond as its crisp action sequences, Mendes offers a rock-solid entry in the long-running franchise. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune November 8, 2012 +1525 This is Bond like you've never seen him and a dynamite Daniel Craig, never better in the role, nails Bond's ferocity and feeling. Skyfall is smashing, just smashing. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 8, 2012 +1525 Skyfall is as satisfying as a great martini. 4.5/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 The Reel Deal November 8, 2012 +1525 Bond. James Bond is back. 5/5 fresh Matthew Razak 0 Examiner.com November 8, 2012 +1525 Daniel Craig's greatest Bond adventure yet... A shining example of what can be achieved when you combine blockbuster filmmaking with prestige talent. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com November 8, 2012 +1525 "With spectacular action sequences, a rock-solid star and a ration of cheese that's good English cheddar, ""Skyfall"" is a gift from above." 3.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 8, 2012 +1525 It's a modern twist on a classic series and just when you might be wondering about yet another iconic Bond element - bingo, the filmmakers deliver with an ending that leaves you wanting more. A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 8, 2012 +1525 Sam Mendes adds freshness in this smart, character-driven film, as middle-aged Bond thrives in today's terror-ridden world. Still loaded with action, the best Bond in years. fresh Caryn James 0 James on screenS November 8, 2012 +1525 James Bond goes home in every sense in this ravishingly entertaining entry in the series. Five decades later, it all of a sudden feels fresh, fun, and utterly engaging. A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet November 8, 2012 +1525 As much as Casino Royale felt like a game-changer six years ago, Skyfall moves the ball further down the field. It is both grander and grimmer. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune November 8, 2012 +1525 A clear and unequivocal improvement over the reprehensible Quantum of Solace... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 8, 2012 +1525 Gets Bond back to the basics: bullets, babes, big-time bad guys and bawdy humor. 3 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service November 8, 2012 +1525 "From the first smoky notes of a theme song sung by Adele, it's clear that ""Skyfall"" will be both classic and of-the-moment." 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 8, 2012 +1525 It's a terrific movie that will work just as well for Bond fans and Bond newbies. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 8, 2012 +1525 Skyfall doesn't forget it has to be an exciting spy film above all, but from its first scene, it ratchets up the drama in ways that have little to do with action. A- fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club November 8, 2012 +1525 This is a full-blooded, joyous, intelligent celebration of a beloved cultural icon, with Daniel Craig taking full possession of a role he previously played unconvincingly. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 8, 2012 +1525 Playful...the most conspicuously repeated word is 'game,' the most dangerous of which Bond typically is, pursues, or plays. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews November 7, 2012 +1525 Skyfall is an awesome James Bond movie until it gets tired of all that, goes a little crazy and turns into a not-so-awesome Home Alone movie. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 OK! Magazine November 7, 2012 +1525 This is perhaps the most visually stunning Bond movie ever made. 4.5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com November 7, 2012 +1525 Too self-serious for its own good and attempts at giving it a lighter edge fall flat, but there is the suggestion at the end that this new, remodeled Bond is still only getting started. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 7, 2012 +1525 The movie makes a claim that can't be matched by many Bond films: It's actually about something. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News November 7, 2012 +1525 Skyfall's fatal misstep is its slavish hewing to event-movie trends. rotten Karina Longworth 1 Village Voice November 7, 2012 +1525 "In ""Skyfall,"" Mendes has given us a thrilling new chapter in a franchise that by all rights should have been gasping for air - which really makes him the hero of this saga." fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times November 7, 2012 +1525 [Mendes] and screenwriters Neal Purvis, Robert Wade and John Logan have managed what feels like the best possible thing that could have happened to Bond: They've made him fun again. 8.5/10 fresh Alison Willmore 0 Movieline November 7, 2012 +1525 "We get the gadgets, the nods to previous Bond films, the martinis and all but ""Skyfall"" succeeds by not resting on its veritable history but by adding more depth to the celebrated franchise." 4.5/5 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know November 7, 2012 +1525 Skyfall is easily one of the best films in the series -- a cracking thriller molded to a shrewd study of Bond and his domain. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 7, 2012 +1525 The best of Craig's adventures; a superbly mounted, clear-headed adventure with enough delicious oddity and exhilaration to help forget there ever was a Quantum of Solace. A fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com November 7, 2012 +1525 Mendes distills the Bond ethos in a single sequence: it's sex and death as irresistible surface and sheen. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm November 7, 2012 +1525 Skyfall stands out by bringing Bond into a real world milieu. For many reasons, things aren't so comfortable and secure anymore. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 7, 2012 +1525 Whether Mr. Mendes is deploying an explosion or a delectable detail, he retains a crucially human scale and intimacy, largely by foregrounding the performers. 3.5/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times November 7, 2012 +1525 More than anything, Skyfall is about the Bond girls. They've come a long way, baby. Fully-formed, strong-thinking, and smart, pivotal characters, Skyfall focuses firmly on M, and rookie Eve. fresh Staci Layne 0 StaciWilson.com November 7, 2012 +1525 Some of it is terrific. And some of it is spectacular. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 7, 2012 +1525 Take the plunge. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald November 7, 2012 +1525 Bond is back, and so is high-octane entertainment. 3/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 7, 2012 +1525 I'm happy to report that Bond is back, and he's bad. And that's good. 3.5/4 fresh Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times November 7, 2012 +1525 "The stripped-down, slightly grittier feel of the movie carries us along - and, perhaps, even announces a direction for the series that's both new to young fans and as old as ""From Russia With Love." 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 7, 2012 +1525 With stunning cinematography from Roger Deakins, a stirring music score by Thomas Newman and another charismatic villain from Bardem, SKYFALL ranks as one of the best Bonds yet. 9/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium November 6, 2012 +1525 Outlandishly ambitious, this sure-footed re-boot isn't just among the best of the Bond series, but among the best movies of the year. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute November 6, 2012 +1525 The best Bond movie in decades. 9 fresh Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com November 6, 2012 +1525 Bardem's Silva is a throwback to a more traditional Bond villain, with equal parts creepy sensuality, intelligence, and psychopathy, and a touch of physical deformity for good measure. 8.3/10 fresh Dan Kaufman 0 Paste Magazine November 6, 2012 +1525 This is a brilliant reboot of the canon, mixing a sense of melancholy, the shock of changing times and the darkness of loss with thrillingly staged chase and fight scenes and clever references to all that has come before. 3.5/4 fresh Charlie McCollum 1 San Jose Mercury News November 6, 2012 +1525 Skyfall has the feel of both a ceremonial commemoration and a franchise-rebooting celebration ... 4/5 fresh Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out November 6, 2012 +1525 Skyfall can take its place alongside From Russia with Love, Goldfinger, and On Her Majesty's Secret Service as the best Bond can offer. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 6, 2012 +1525 Mendes and Deakins are so busy trying to be visionary that they don't notice that characters are wandering too far from their roots, and half the time you can't see what's going on. 2/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post November 6, 2012 +1525 These are truly tedious stakes for an action movie. The franchise isn't worried about world safety. It's fretting over whether to start wearing Depends. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe November 6, 2012 +1525 This is Bond as interpreted by the British director Sam Mendes and shot by the renowned cinematographer Roger Deakins, and one of the first things that strike you is how sumptuous it looks. 4/5 fresh Jenny McCartney 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 6, 2012 +1525 Casino Royale remains the best of the recent Bonds, with Skyfall just a notch below it. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 6, 2012 +1525 A super-suave but softer Bond, with Craig barely wrinkling his gorgeous suits. Bardem, as a dandyish villain, works up a good, greasy sweat. 2.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday November 6, 2012 +1525 "Skyfall"" is so good you almost forget it is a James Bond movie." B+ fresh Jordan Hoffman 1 Film.com November 6, 2012 +1525 "With the onset of the sublime Skyfall, Daniel Craig officially wrests the title of ""Best Bond Ever"" from Connery, the British bulldog delivers a brilliant, bulldozing performance in a cinematic spectacular more streamlined than one of his Tom Ford suits." A- fresh Erick Weber 0 NECN November 6, 2012 +1525 A series that gloried in wit, irony and sex has been reduced to a generic spy thriller. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 5, 2012 +1525 The emphasis here is on the human factor...this is a movie that's as much about what happens between the action as the action itself. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine November 5, 2012 +1525 Skyfall represents the new standard in one of cinema's longest running franchises. It is a deeply personal, exquisitely shot film that had me mesmerized from the opening scene. 4.5/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb November 4, 2012 +1525 Parental figures and familial legacy are central to the importance and impact of Sam Mendes' story and Ian Fleming's stylish protagonist becomes a more real but no less exciting figure because of it. fresh Simon Foster 0 Screen-Space November 3, 2012 +1525 Aptly demonstrates you can have a blockbuster of thematic depth and emotional significance that is still loads of fun. fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons November 3, 2012 +1525 Better brace yourself for the best Bond episode in ages, thanks to Daniel Craig's coming of age to make the role his own. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 AALBC.com November 2, 2012 +1525 SKYFALL has everything you love about Bond from yesteryear; and infuses the modern elements that resuscitated the character. 4/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show November 1, 2012 +1525 A new Bond film, we are assured in the closing credits, is on its way -- Skyfall provides reasons to look forward to more. 3.5/5 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) November 1, 2012 +1525 Thrilling, sexy, and beautifully photographed. 8/10 fresh Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush November 1, 2012 +1525 Conveys the melancholy of loss, mortality, and future-shock anxiety, while at the same time leaving us plenty of space to enjoy one of the most complexly unhinged villains in Bond history. A fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly October 31, 2012 +1525 Not only one of the best James Bond movies in the five-decade history of the beloved character but it's one of the best action movies of the last decade. 5.0/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com October 30, 2012 +1525 The best Bond film since I don't know what ... never less than gripping. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye October 29, 2012 +1525 Few things get better with age. Among the things that do: a good Scotch and, in his latest incarnation, Bond... James Bond. 9 fresh Radheyan Simonpillai 0 AskMen.com October 29, 2012 +1525 Craig manages to get out of the shadow of Connery. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) October 28, 2012 +1525 Skyfall abounds with bum notes and unfortunate compromises. But Mendes has found many fresh things to do with this dusty old machine. 3/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times October 27, 2012 +1525 Skyfall doesn't have the layers it needs to strut so casually for so long. rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray October 27, 2012 +1525 Bond's latest is a remarkable high watermark for the series: at once solemn and deeply funny, sexy and sad, self-conscious without all the rib-bruising elbowing. 3.5/4 fresh John Semley 0 Slant Magazine October 26, 2012 +1525 Bond really is back. 5/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) October 25, 2012 +1525 Mendes wants to combine a Bourne-like lack of quips and frippery with Christopher Nolan-ish solemnity and gigantism ... 3/5 fresh Leo Robson 0 Financial Times October 25, 2012 +1525 Skyfall is a brilliant Bond. 4/5 fresh Mick Corfield 0 Birmingham Post October 25, 2012 +1525 Mendes and his team have done an extremely canny job of combining old-school Bond with new innovations, showing respect for the series' heritage while also delivering some audacious surprises. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk October 25, 2012 +1525 ... director Sam Mendes manages to pay sophisticated, sincere homage to the conventions that define the Bond series while remembering that one of the things that makes the series such an enduring presence is fun. A fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix October 25, 2012 +1525 It's exhilarating, in a violent sort of way. It's witty. And it's completely engaging. 5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies October 24, 2012 +1525 One hell of an action movie. But yes, its goals are high enough, and perhaps even misguided enough, that meeting them may create some potential problems for the franchise. 8/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline October 24, 2012 +1525 Squint at Skyfall and you'll swear you're watching Bruce Wayne 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 23, 2012 +1525 Every time a Bond fan extols the virtues of the Bond films I wish I could see what they saw. I finally have, and I saw it in SKYFALL. fresh Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. October 23, 2012 +1525 Overall, Skyfall is an accomplished action movie which allows Bond a little more psychological complexity and stronger emotional beats. 4/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotland on Sunday October 22, 2012 +1525 While Skyfall might explore the past, its real success is in looking to the future; the movie promises that James Bond will return, and, as a result, the whole franchise feels re-energized, relevant and ready for action. fresh Tom Hawker 0 AskMen.com October 19, 2012 +1525 Enthralling, explosive and often very funny, Skyfall doesn't just exceed expectations but shatters them. 5/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) October 19, 2012 +1525 Nothing can beat a landmark, classic James Bond picture. They don't come around all that often. 5/5 fresh Baz Bamigboye 0 Daily Mail (UK) October 19, 2012 +1525 The real question is not if, but when, you should see this film, and the answer would be as soon as physically possible - before somebody spoils the twist... fresh Maria Realf 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 19, 2012 +1525 It won't diminish Sam Mendes' extraordinary achievement to say that those wanting a Bond film by way of Christopher Nolan shan't be disappointed. The pleasure is all ours, James. 4.5/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture October 17, 2012 +1525 The Daniel Craig era comes of age with a ballsy Bond that takes brave chances and bold risks. Guess what? Turns out you can teach an old dog new tricks. 5/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Total Film October 17, 2012 +1525 For all the pre-release chatter of Skyfall being 'Bond with a capital B', steeped in 'a magical Goldfinger feel', it's a film that fights surprisingly shy of the franchise's time-honoured rites. 4/5 fresh Nick Setchfield 0 SFX Magazine October 17, 2012 +1525 By keeping the plot relatively simple, Mendes has given himself room to expand the characters, lend them a certain depth and just have a bit of fun. 4/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema October 16, 2012 +1525 A Bond movie that boldly struts forward while looking back over its shoulder to the past. 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out October 16, 2012 +1525 "Mendes's film certainly stands out, and there's a sense that things may be slightly different from now on. This is no reboot, more a recalibration of the format, or perhaps even, as Bond himself deftly puts it, ""a resurrection""." 5/5 fresh Ellie Walker-Arnott 0 Radio Times October 16, 2012 +1525 It's Premium Bond. 4/5 fresh Melanie McDonagh 0 London Evening Standard October 16, 2012 +1525 If not a full blown triumph, this is certainly one of the best Bonds in recent memory. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) October 16, 2012 +1525 The new outlook, fresh cast and leaner chassis suggest that the franchise can really kick on from here, but it's hard not to feel that Skyfall itself is something of a missed opportunity. Better luck next time, James. Again. 3/5 rotten Adam Lee 0 Little White Lies October 16, 2012 +1525 It's outlandish fun, dramatic and exciting, too - pure entertainment with a capital E. 5/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail October 16, 2012 +1525 Pointedly eschews the spy gadgetry of earlier Bond films to focus on human circuitry. fresh Frank DiGiacomo 0 Movieline October 15, 2012 +1525 Skyfall could be the most enjoyable Bond yet. One thing's for certain; Bond has never scrubbed up better. Tom Ford now exists to make Daniel Craig suits. fresh Chris Laverty 0 Clothes on Film October 15, 2012 +1525 The Bond movie every James Bond fan, new or old, will want to see. 9/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 15, 2012 +1525 Skyfall is still a vast improvement on Quantum Of Solace, but it's no Casino Royale. fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) October 15, 2012 +1525 Skyfall isn't just a great Bond film, it's the character's resurrection. fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend October 14, 2012 +1525 Feels more seriously connected to real-world concerns than any previous entry, despite the usual outlandish action scenes, glittering settings and larger-than-life characters. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter October 13, 2012 +1525 Thrilling opening sequence with implausible feats of derringdo? Check. Scenery chewing psychopathic villain? Check. 4/5 fresh Caroline Jowett 0 Daily Express (UK) October 13, 2012 +1525 Works terrifically well up to a point. 3/5 fresh Xan Brooks 0 Guardian October 13, 2012 +1525 Skyfall shakes together familiar elements of the Ian Fleming canon - the cars, the guns, the exotic locales with the dames to match - into a blistering comic book escapade that the old Bond, and one suspects Fleming too, would find altogether alien. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 13, 2012 +1525 Undoubtedly Daniel Craig's best outing; this is a new kind of Bond film. 4/5 fresh Jon Lyus 0 HeyUGuys October 12, 2012 +1526 "[The producers] worship a minor deity called ""box-office appeal,"" which demands that every film should have a stereotyped happy ending, however improbable." rotten Iris Barry 0 The Spectator October 3, 2018 +1527 For Ray Romano fans only. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +1527 Comes off less like a feature film than a failed sitcom pilot. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 28, 2008 +1527 Welcome--now get out. D rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) August 5, 2007 +1527 Whose story is this? Nobody's. We don't know whom we're meant to root for... 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +1527 This lackluster production fails to generate much in the way of tension and less in the way of merriment. 1.5/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 Bean Soup Times January 9, 2007 +1527 The movie never takes its material far enough, it's never daring, it's never edgy, it's never satiric. It's just, well, it's just TV. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis June 10, 2004 +1527 Charming, little comedy that amuses from start to finish. 3/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal June 4, 2004 +1527 Hollywood kids the Democrats because the love the Democrats. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs April 17, 2004 +1527 The script is so weak, so illogical, so bereft of actual humour that it takes the considerable charm of the cast merely to prop it up. 2/5 rotten Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY April 9, 2004 +1527 Ready for a timely political comedy with Gene Hackman? 3/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum April 8, 2004 +1527 This comedy about politics in a small community must have looked good on paper, with Gene Hackman and Ray Romano on board, but it just fizzles. 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 25, 2004 +1527 Clunkily earthbound as its characters and the situations plod forward while never getting anywhere. 1/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 16, 2004 +1527 Lord knows we need to laugh about politics, but when it comes to salving our Oval Office wounds, Welcome to Mooseport is like taking a baby aspirin for pneumonia... 1.5/5 rotten Anita Schmaltz 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) March 12, 2004 +1527 Not even accidentally amusing, is dumber than a Lyndon Larouche campaign, and features a love story that can only be described as icky. Make that two love stories, and they're both icky. rotten Gregory Freitas 0 Movieline March 8, 2004 +1527 This movie telegraphs its moves from the beginning, each of its laughs calculated as if an accounting firm had prepared them using a spreadsheet and an abacus. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com March 4, 2004 +1527 It's a snooze on every level. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer March 4, 2004 +1527 The comedy quotient, waning from the start, becomes nonexistent whenever it's placed in Romano's clumsy mitts. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 3, 2004 +1527 a political satire that wants to be little more than a warm'n'fuzzy comedy 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 1, 2004 +1527 Prima facie evidence of Hollywood's virtual January-February non-compete clause... and proof that sustained effort does not a desirable final product make. D rotten Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today March 1, 2004 +1527 ...deserves a swift, kick-in-the-pants goodbye. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 27, 2004 +1527 I didn't dislike Welcome to Mooseport; I just didn't like it enough. 2.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 26, 2004 +1527 Devoid of wit and point. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 26, 2004 +1527 Long before the end of the film, you'll wish you'd followed the example of the baby moose that, early into the proceedings, chewed through its rope and wandered off. 1.5/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 25, 2004 +1527 The movie is a wet noodle, too timid and ingratiating to muster much interest--sort of like its star. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly February 25, 2004 +1527 Means to satirize the TV-fueled carnivalesque nature of American electoral politics but only demonstrates the TV-fueled debasement of American commercial comedy. rotten 1 Village Voice February 24, 2004 +1527 Short on laughs despite being an easy concept for witty writers, the film flaunts an over-extended running time and lame dialogue. 2/5 rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca February 24, 2004 +1527 Offers a charming distraction from the current campaign season by sidestepping real issues and making light of the process. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Debruge 0 Premiere Magazine February 24, 2004 +1527 The situations are dumb, the characters asinine, and every 'gag' line flops with a sickening splat. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review February 23, 2004 +1527 [Mooseport is] like the pound cake of movies -- nice and safe and sweet, but not really worth recommending. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 23, 2004 +1527 "Gene Hackman and Ray Romano lead ""Welcome to Mooseport"" right into mediocrity." B- rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston February 23, 2004 +1527 The film's ridiculously contrived main conflict plays out with all the drama and interest of the Utah primary. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 22, 2004 +1527 ... limp and dreadfully dull. 1.5/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) February 22, 2004 +1527 Like a politician courting voters, Welcome to Mooseport steers away from anything controversial, content to steer a safe, inoffensive middle-of-the-road comedic course. 1.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) February 22, 2004 +1527 Welcome to Mooseport has no bite, no edge, and no discernable drive when it comes to making with the yuks. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com February 21, 2004 +1527 Hackman wins in a landslide in the otherwise mediocre Mooseport 2/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 Washington Times February 21, 2004 +1527 ...we've seen more funny flexibility from a tedious filibuster in the US Senate. It's basically a political ping pong match being played clumsily without the paddles. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye February 21, 2004 +1527 Pretty skimpy on fun. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com February 21, 2004 +1527 Delivers on a fundamental and familiar level, so that those of a certain age and inclination will be charmed. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International February 21, 2004 +1527 It doesn't have that extra spark required to make it anything but instantly forgettable. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 20, 2004 +1527 Rather joyless exercise in waste and torpor. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer February 20, 2004 +1527 This toothless political comedy fumbles its various opportunities to deflate the pomposity of politicians. C rotten Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) February 20, 2004 +1527 Gets old faster than uncovered cheese. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post February 20, 2004 +1527 A movie marred by a flaccid script, listless pacing, a plethora of cutesy-poo gags and Ray Romano. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post February 20, 2004 +1527 A genially toothless political satire. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide February 20, 2004 +1527 Donald Petrie's movie is so over-laundered that it has completely sacrificed shape for comfort. 2/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star February 20, 2004 +1527 Welcome to Mooseport is the movie equivalent of a bowl of unadorned oatmeal: It's bland, a bit lumpy and, though it'll tide you over until something better comes along, you won't look back fondly on the experience. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 20, 2004 +1527 Petrie made Grumpy Old Men, which appealed to the same older audience Welcome to Mooseport apparently is going after ... Both films suffer from a flatness and uneven pacing that make them slow going. 2/4 rotten Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 20, 2004 +1527 Nothing much happens in Welcome to Mooseport, but for a little less than two hours you can take a vacation with some very companionable people in a truly nice place. 3/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee February 20, 2004 +1527 A bland exploration of a bright concept. 4/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle February 20, 2004 +1527 Welcome to Mooseport makes ill use of Ray Romano, carelessly dismissing the comic persona he's spent years crafting on TV and the stand-up circuit. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News February 20, 2004 +1527 What a boring place Mooseport turns out to be. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 20, 2004 +1527 A foul dog of a film. F rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian February 20, 2004 +1527 In a comedy that could just as easily have been titled Grumpy Middle-Aged Men, Ray Romano and Gene Hackman are forced to make do with so-so material. rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com February 20, 2004 +1527 A nice, if not consistently funny, place to visit. rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 20, 2004 +1527 Too often the filmmakers insult the audience's intelligence with far-fetched plot points, not to mention an offensive stereotyping of Mooseport's residents as moronic local yokels. 2/4 rotten Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post February 20, 2004 +1527 Little more than a feature-length screen test for TV icon Ray Romano. 2/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News February 20, 2004 +1527 A comedy so wan and spiritless that even the ringing cell phones in the theater offer more entertainment. 1/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald February 20, 2004 +1527 The movie's leads are completely stranded by the humorless material and a glacial pacing that's about as exciting as an all-night filibuster orated by Orrin Hatch. 1.5/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 20, 2004 +1527 Director Donald Petrie and screenwriter Tom Schulman are masters of middle-of- the-road blandness. What they provide is harmless and occasionally worth a chuckle, but there's not much point in watching a movie when you already know every line. 2/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star February 20, 2004 +1527 Welcome To Mooseport, which resonates with a little light Frank Capra and a touch of Norman Rockwell Americana, is just good old-fashioned fun. 3.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies February 20, 2004 +1527 As directed by Donald Petrie, the movie and its characters are amiable and cute when they need to be offbeat and zonked. C+ rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle February 20, 2004 +1527 Instead of a madcap farce, the movie grinds along into a series of laboured comic bits. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail February 20, 2004 +1527 It's all so idiotic as to be laughable, except that when comedies go bad... they're painful and headache-inducing... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 20, 2004 +1527 Vote no on Mooseport. C- rotten 0 E! Online February 20, 2004 +1527 A comfortable movie. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News February 20, 2004 +1527 To say that Welcome to Mooseport plays like a lost episode of TV's Northern Exposure does not do justice to that show. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press February 20, 2004 +1527 Petrie deadens any possible momentum or energy; he can't even make one of our greatest actors, Gene Hackman, appear presidential. 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid February 20, 2004 +1527 Considering all the talented people involved with Welcome to Mooseport -- including a great cast -- you can't help but wish it were funnier. Even just a little bit. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 20, 2004 +1527 A dud of a comedy that wastes a top-notch cast on a ridiculous premise. D+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News February 20, 2004 +1527 A soothing buddy movie. 3/4 fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post February 20, 2004 +1527 A tremendous waste of Academy Award-caliber talent. rotten Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com February 20, 2004 +1527 [Hackman and Romano] work well together here, and Tierney does a heroic job of playing a character who doesn't know how the story will end, when everybody else, in the cast and in the audience, has an excellent idea. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 20, 2004 +1527 The outcome of the election is never in doubt in this fluff, and neither is the dramatic face-off. 2/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 20, 2004 +1527 A disappointingly limp small-town farce played several shades too broadly by a cast that has done better work elsewhere. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 20, 2004 +1527 If you're looking for inoffensive material that will occasionally draw a chuckle, Welcome to Mooseport is for you. 3/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic February 20, 2004 +1527 Lazy screenwriting drags down the efforts of two Oscar winners... surrounding a television star making an unexciting leap onto the big screen C- rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 20, 2004 +1527 Mooseport is one of those dreaded middle-of-the-road comedies. It's a friendly, nicety-nice, mock-funny, play-it-safe and use-all-the-cliche's-we-got style deal. Yech. 2/4 rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review February 20, 2004 +1527 "Welcome to Mooseport"" is a well worn story about the rich and powerful versus the average Joe, with a love interest tossed in, and does nothing new." C rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 20, 2004 +1527 It seems as long as the presidential primary season. C+ rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee February 20, 2004 +1527 Welcome to Mooseport has its share of clever ideas ... yet the picture is packaged with so little flair that's it's difficult to love. 2.5/4 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World February 20, 2004 +1527 Just isn't mean spirited enough to give us genuine small town comedy. 2.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend February 20, 2004 +1527 TV comedy king Ray Romano makes his first foray into feature film in a spectacularly unfunny comedy. 2/4 rotten Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com February 20, 2004 +1527 "White House meets outhouse"" comedy isn't fit to serve, and Marcia Gay Harden and Maura Tierney outshine stars Gene Hackman and Ray Romano." 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix February 19, 2004 +1527 Not since Death to Smoochy has a comedy underachieved so pathetically. D rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 19, 2004 +1527 If ever a film was in need of an order of Levitra, it was Welcome To Mooseport, ranking amongst the limpest political satires I've ever seen 1.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com February 19, 2004 +1527 It's the kind of movie that smiles blandly at you because it can't think of anything smart to say, and so you smile back, content but not intrigued. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 19, 2004 +1527 Proof that nice comedies about politics just don't work, especially during an election year. 1.5/4 rotten Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com February 19, 2004 +1527 Incredibly average...wait for cable. 6/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com February 19, 2004 +1527 'Welcome to Mooseport' comes off as nothing more than an extended TV episode with some Very Special Guest Stars... rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 Critic Doctor February 19, 2004 +1527 Hackman could play his role in his sleep, but Romano is asleep. 2/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today February 19, 2004 +1527 Much closer to Adam Sandler than Bulworth. C+ rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 19, 2004 +1527 The movie is way too long, way too dull and way too unfunny. 1/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel February 19, 2004 +1527 A most welcome treat. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times February 19, 2004 +1527 If the script never rises above the sitcom level, at least the lines are delivered by people who are so good they almost seem like wit. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 19, 2004 +1527 The movie strives for the cracked, dizzy, New England charm of the old Newhart show ... [b]ut the generic Mooseport has no equivalent, just ye olde tedious jokes. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 19, 2004 +1527 An ocean of blown opportunities. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate February 19, 2004 +1527 Despite solid backup from the ever-formidable Gene Hackman and others, this routine hiatus schedule-filler proves to be a shaky platform from which to launch the likable Romano's candidacy as a big-screen leading man. 2/5 rotten Michael Tunison 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 19, 2004 +1527 Welcome to Snoozeport. The phrase 'sleepy little town' has a whole new meaning. 1/4 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com February 19, 2004 +1527 Tepid small-town quirks and colorless 'colorful' characters dot this high-concept misfire. 2/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly February 19, 2004 +1527 Welcome to Mooseport can't decide if it wants to be a political farce or a romantic comedy. It's a bit of both, but not enough of either. 2/4 rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 19, 2004 +1527 A smart but safe parable about how power can corrupt even the best of men, and how complacency is not a virtue. 2.5/4 fresh Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 19, 2004 +1527 At best it's innocuous. C- rotten Ed Bark 1 Dallas Morning News February 19, 2004 +1527 Perhaps the blandest movie ever, directed so squarely down the middle of the road that helmer Donald Petrie might as well be painting yellow lines. 1.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly February 19, 2004 +1527 Hide your welcome mat. 1/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 19, 2004 +1527 Tepid comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News February 19, 2004 +1527 There's not a whole lot to like about Welcome to Mooseport, and, considering how lively real politics can be these days, you're likely to get more entertainment from watching two hours of CSPAN. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 19, 2004 +1527 It plays like six subplots in search of a sitcom. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 19, 2004 +1527 Mild as milk and, at times, slower than August traffic heading to L.L. Bean. Good cast, though. 2.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday February 19, 2004 +1527 The picture is a series of missed opportunities. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly February 19, 2004 +1527 When did feature-length comedies like this one come to settle for indistinguishably 'colorful' characters as a substitute for anything really funny or sharp to say about American daily life? D- rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly February 19, 2004 +1527 Welcome to Mooseport isn't a belly-laugh farce. It's more along the lines of a My Cousin Vinny, where you just enjoy almost everybody who crosses the screen. 3/4 fresh Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune February 19, 2004 +1527 Unless you're a real Romano fan, take the bypass. C rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution February 19, 2004 +1527 What should have been an amiable if unremarkable comedy never rises much above the chuckle level as it attempts to pay homage to the eccentricity of small town life 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews February 19, 2004 +1527 Unfunny. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian February 19, 2004 +1527 About as middle of the road as comedies get. 2/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Film Threat February 19, 2004 +1527 ...comedy comfort food. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) February 19, 2004 +1527 On TV, Everybody Loves Raymond. On the big screen, Nobody will. 1.5/4 rotten Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun February 19, 2004 +1527 If his future film choices are anything like this, Everybody Loves Raymond won't just be Romano's hit TV show. It will have to be his mantra of daily affirmation. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) February 19, 2004 +1527 Ray, don't quit your day job. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine February 19, 2004 +1527 Could have used three or four more passes through the funny machine. 2/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) February 19, 2004 +1527 It has trouble in achieving liftoff. But, except for Romano, the cast is so naturally funny that it's a hard movie to resist. 2.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 18, 2004 +1527 it's too late to recall the results of this election 1.5/5 rotten David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com February 18, 2004 +1527 A faulted comedy with a great pace that aims for cute and occasionally succeeds. 1.5/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card February 18, 2004 +1527 Mooseport wears out its welcome fairly quickly. 1.5/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs February 18, 2004 +1527 "I can think of so many ways to have fun with a political story such as this. Too bad the makers of ""Mooseport"" couldn't settle on just one and run with it." 2/4 rotten Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies February 17, 2004 +1527 A predictable comedy masquerading as the tale of an unlikely political nail-biter. rotten Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter February 17, 2004 +1527 A bit of political fluff several rungs below 'Dave' on the sharpness scale...a hundred minute dead spot punctuated by very occasional moments of feeble humor. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 17, 2004 +1527 Old pro Gene Hackman, playing the most popular U.S. ex-president of all time, runs away with this amusing film. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 16, 2004 +1527 Port Perry, Ontario, becomes Sitcom City, where the characters actually hesitate after each joke to allow the audience to laugh. C- rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 16, 2004 +1527 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1527 1/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons April 2, 2005 +1527 9/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 7, 2004 +1527 D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com March 16, 2004 +1527 2/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant March 16, 2004 +1527 2.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald February 27, 2004 +1527 1/4 rotten 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 25, 2004 +1527 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com February 20, 2004 +1527 4/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 20, 2004 +1528 "I Give It A Year may not be that ""summer fun for the whole family"" type of movie, but if you're looking to break the ice on a first date, I'd say it's the perfect film." fresh Morgan Rojas 0 Cinemacy November 7, 2018 +1528 I'm not usually a fan of awkward humour, and this film is filled with nothing but awkward humour. 3/10 rotten Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +1528 There isn't a character here who resembles a real person you might care about. 2/5 rotten Angie Errigo 0 Metro (UK) September 1, 2017 +1528 It's a bit of a mainstream comedy, sure, and for that it sometimes feels slight or conventionally paced, but it's packed with more heart and perception than most, and it treats its characters as fully realized people. 7/10 fresh Britt Hayes 0 ScreenCrush March 16, 2017 +1528 Any film that makes Rose Byrne unappealing has its head well and truly up its bum. 2/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf July 14, 2016 +1528 Clumsy and cute - that's my concise review of regular Sacha Baron Cohen collaborator Dan Mazer's directorial debut I Give It a Year. C rotten Jared Mobarak 0 The Film Stage June 29, 2016 +1528 As long as you can deal with romantic leads who are rather flawed and a more cynical tone than you may expect, you should find plenty to laugh about, offset with the odd grimace. 3/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald May 24, 2016 +1528 doesn't know when to take a step back and call it quits. 3/5 rotten Blake Crane 0 Film Racket October 20, 2013 +1528 It's funny, yes, but also depressing, like watching the mating habits of mollusks. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express September 26, 2013 +1528 "I Give It a Year"" is a smart farce that would make Hugh Grant and his fans proud." 3/4 fresh Leba Hertz 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 5, 2013 +1528 The big laughs compensate for the lack of a suitable emotional payoff. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue August 30, 2013 +1528 You might not want to stick by it in sickness and in health, 'til death do you part, but it's a reasonable enough companion for a night out at the cinema. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post August 23, 2013 +1528 Mazer's previous onscreen experience is undeniably obvious. No penis is left unfilmed, no crude scene prevented from going on far too long. 2/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star August 23, 2013 +1528 Mazer, a Sacha Baron Cohen collaborator, directs this comedy without much snap, crackle or pop. 2/4 rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald August 22, 2013 +1528 In addition to some trite set pieces, writer-director Dan Mazer serves up nothing more than conspicuous cynicism masquerading as comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post August 15, 2013 +1528 The tonal clash is jarring, and Mazer doesn't help matters by erring on the side of blandness. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Keough 1 Boston Globe August 15, 2013 +1528 Can a comedy be too funny for its own good? 2.5/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 15, 2013 +1528 "[VIDEO ESSAY] As a premise, a doomed marriage sounds like a no-brainer: you can pile on outrageous episodes of slapstick, physical comedy and biting wit. Unfortunately, ""I Give It a Year"" is a no-brainer." C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 13, 2013 +1528 It's not romantic in the slightest, and it is quite comedic on occasion, but the parts don't fit together at all. 2/4 rotten Sheila O'Malley 1 RogerEbert.com August 13, 2013 +1528 A fun, amusing, will-they-or-won't-they confection -- a love rhombus wherein a hastily married couple grapples with mutually wandering eyes. B fresh Brent Simon 0 Shockya.com August 10, 2013 +1528 As pure comedy, it's a hoot. 3/4 fresh Farran Smith 1 New York Post August 9, 2013 +1528 "While individual actors can be amusing, especially among supporting players, ""I Give It a Year"" is thoroughly tone deaf. I wouldn't give it five minutes. " D+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 9, 2013 +1528 Turns the romantic comedy on its head by utilizing a simple and effective formula that blends parody and affecting relationship dramatics. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork August 8, 2013 +1528 A smutty script and a passel of objectionable characters form an imperfect rom-com union - one that will, with any luck, fade from the mind long before its title suggests. 2/5 rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times August 8, 2013 +1528 Whatever attachment we might form for the characters or their fates gets lost in thickets of farce and barrages of one-liners. rotten Ella Taylor 1 NPR August 8, 2013 +1528 It's rather close to excruciating. rotten John Anderson 1 Wall Street Journal August 8, 2013 +1528 There's some very funny stuff on the margins, but overall it's pretty weak. 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 EntertainmentTell August 8, 2013 +1528 "I Give It a Year"" holds a special place in film history. It's the only romantic comedy where you root for the main couple to get a divorce." 4/5 fresh Jordan Hoffman 1 New York Daily News August 8, 2013 +1528 By turns thoughtful, awkward and lacking in chemistry, the movie ultimately sticks to the rom-com template without making the outcome matter. 2.5/5 rotten Sheri Linden 1 Los Angeles Times August 8, 2013 +1528 This is an inspired idea for a rom-com, and Mazer makes it pay off with a climactic speech that's at once a parody of the genre and utterly, bizarrely heartfelt. B fresh Mike D'Angelo 1 AV Club August 8, 2013 +1528 Sarcastic, frank and ultimately very funny, I Give It a Year most importantly understands the grating pitfalls of the romantic comedy and subverts them in more ways than one. 7/10 fresh Simon Brookfield 0 We Got This Covered August 7, 2013 +1528 Not just diverting but surprisingly thoughtful, even if we're never given too much reason to care about Nat and Josh. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice August 7, 2013 +1528 Nothing works: not the haphazard stabs at conjuring a sweet-and-sour comic tone, not the reliance on people saying horribly inappropriate things in lieu of actual jokes, and not the one-note characters ... 1/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out August 6, 2013 +1528 I give it a week. 2 rotten Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com August 5, 2013 +1528 Much of the film's attempted laughs come from the comedy-of-discomfort school, with an endless array of situations that milk awkwardness to a degree that makes these scenes far more unpleasant than humorous to watch. 2/4 rotten Andrew Schenker 0 Slant Magazine August 4, 2013 +1528 Refreshingly sour for a rom-com, but there's so little chemistry between the leads that we never believe them or root for them as a couple 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service August 4, 2013 +1528 More a comedy than a romantic tale, this movie is decked out with hilarious side roles. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 18, 2013 +1528 The default middle ground between true-to-life and wacky in I Give It A Year turns out to be a place of dreary artificiality. 2.5/5 rotten Noel Murray 0 The Dissolve July 11, 2013 +1528 "Splendidly pert dialogue, laugh-out-loud situations, and an ensemble of ready and willing performers combine to ultimately give ""I Give It a Year"" the volt of electricity it needs to keep from becoming familiar and obvious." 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 11, 2013 +1528 Makes an agreeable screen mess of emotions and impulses, carried largely by an ensemble clearly enjoying the opportunity to send up the foibles of coupledom. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com June 6, 2013 +1528 As with Bridesmaids, Rose Byrne proves herself to be naturally funny, and the film is definitely cliche-averse: there is no way the story's final act would have survived the American test screening process. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW March 17, 2013 +1528 It's hard to imagine ever laughing again after being steamrolled by this juggernaut of lameness. D rotten Drew Taylor 0 The Playlist March 15, 2013 +1528 Obsessed with how clever it thinks it is that it completely sinks the romantic comedy pirate ship it sets forth to be 1/5 rotten Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie March 14, 2013 +1528 Much like the original Death at a Funeral, it offers enough huge physically-driven laughs that it makes up for some of the lazier storytelling decisions. 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net March 14, 2013 +1528 Manages to have its wedding cake and spit on it too. fresh William Goss 1 Film.com March 12, 2013 +1528 Ultimately the film refuses to bust out of the conventional rom com template. Its plot is face-punchingly implausible, its characters straitjacketed by stereotype, and its humour terminally planted in extreme awkwardness and feeble frat-boy crassness. 2/5 rotten Lauren Carroll 0 Concrete Playground February 28, 2013 +1528 Given the propensity here for being 'outrageous', it's nice that the central foursome of players are so appealing. 3.5/5 fresh Rip It Up 0 Rip It Up February 28, 2013 +1528 Earns laughs with some well-executed set-pieces. 3/5 fresh Liam Maguren 0 Flicks.co.nz February 28, 2013 +1528 Its premise is an original and audacious one, but it ultimately gives way to all the cliches of the genre it is attempting to subvert. rotten Cara Nash 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 25, 2013 +1528 It winds up rather inelegantly shoehorning salty humor and abrasive sentiment into a genre template, but an above-average number of laugh-out-loud set-pieces compensate for the resulting wobbly narrative. fresh Megan Lehmann 1 Hollywood Reporter February 25, 2013 +1528 Mazer's juvenile sense of humour simply isn't strong enough to give the film any balls rotten Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile February 22, 2013 +1528 A bafflingly misguided experiment. 2/5 rotten Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times February 17, 2013 +1528 I only wish this review could have had a happier ending. rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray February 13, 2013 +1528 Mazer's wobbly quality control means that the viewer will be cringing too - Stephen Merchant, as Josh's boorish best friend, delivers a dismally unfunny best man's speech and his subsequent appearances in the story are even more toxic. rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk February 11, 2013 +1528 I Give It a Year deserves a much harsher sentence than the title suggests and without remission for good conduct. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) February 10, 2013 +1528 Some incredibly funny moments but some sail way wide of the mark and make the final piece seem incredibly uneven. 3.5/5 fresh Joe Cunningham 0 HeyUGuys February 8, 2013 +1528 Watch it, and laugh at the truth about love. 3/5 fresh Karen Krizanovich 0 Radio Times February 8, 2013 +1528 There are times you laugh, and times when you hate it all. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard February 8, 2013 +1528 Not so much a rom-com as an anti-romance comedy, this brightly amusing British film makes us laugh fairly consistently, although the story itself is pretty grim. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com February 8, 2013 +1528 Here is a brave, or possibly foolhardy, attempt by the producers of Love Actually and Bridget Jones' Diary to infuse realism into romcom. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) February 7, 2013 +1528 Mazer's comedy pedigree ensures this is regularly laugh-out-loud funny. 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) February 7, 2013 +1528 [A] movie to make you hate romance, and romantic comedies, and people. How does anyone look at this root canal of a flick and not conclude that humanity is awful and deserves to die in a fire? rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 7, 2013 +1528 Dan Mazer's film about a couple who got married too quickly is both funny and plausible, if slightly constricted by its romcom template. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 7, 2013 +1528 Mazer has an unsparing skill at pushing comic situations to the pain barrier and beyond. 4/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times February 7, 2013 +1528 Spall and his co-star Rose Byrne are two incredibly likeable comic performers, and Dan Mazer's cheerfully abrasive film capitalises on that quality to tell a story that might otherwise have been too sour to swallow. 3/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 7, 2013 +1528 Anybody familiar with London will appreciate Mazer's anti-Curtis approach to the city, more Soho than South Bank, but regardless of region it's hard to resist I Give It a Year's spiky charms. 4/5 fresh Emma Dibdin 0 Digital Spy February 7, 2013 +1528 Here we have an adult comedy that dares suggest that love is not always eternal. As it happens, that's a goldmine of untapped comedy potential. 4/5 fresh Ali Gray 0 TheShiznit.co.uk February 7, 2013 +1528 Watchable British comedy, enlivened by strong performances from a talented comic cast, though it's not quite as funny as it thinks it is and some of the gags fall painfully flat. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon February 7, 2013 +1528 There's no doubt that these people deserve each other. It's just a matter of sorting out which insufferable twit ends up with which. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema February 6, 2013 +1528 It may start off edgy but it ends with a double helping of schmaltz. 3/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Star February 5, 2013 +1528 These people are without exception awful, selfish and dull. 1/5 rotten Hannah McGill 0 The List February 4, 2013 +1528 Alas, this is neither edgy nor funny enough. 2/5 rotten 0 Scotsman February 4, 2013 +1528 The jokes are strong and delivered by a very talented cast, but the heart isn't there. It's easy to laugh, but hard to care. 3/5 fresh Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine February 4, 2013 +1528 Even if the emotional mathematics don't quite add up, enough diversion is provided by pic's broader comic setpieces to paper over the cracks. fresh Leslie Felperin 1 Variety January 29, 2013 +1528 A gag-filled chuckler with talent to spare. 3/5 fresh Josh Winning 0 Total Film January 21, 2013 +1529 The movie is devoid of laughs, thanks to James Bridges' characteristically humorless direction. 1.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide July 26, 2009 +1529 Pic is guilty of the sins it condemns - superficiality, manipulation and smugness. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1529 Muddled saga of journalistic ethics. rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1529 Good chemistry - that's about it 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole November 3, 2005 +1529 A vanity project that went nowhere. 1/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum July 23, 2005 +1529 One-joke Travolta comedy. 2/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan January 4, 2005 +1529 Reveals the health club fad to be a hall of mirrors filled with self-absorbed individuals. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 22, 2004 +1529 Perfect is too superficially knowing to be a camp classic, but it's an unintentionally hilarious mixture of muddled moralizing and all-too-contemporary self-promotion. 1/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1529 Cheesy but enjoyable. 2.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal December 10, 2002 +1529 They don't make them like this anymore... there's a reason. 1/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com December 10, 2002 +1529 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 14, 2005 +1529 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette March 12, 2004 +1529 2/5 rotten Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun March 11, 2004 +1529 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 30, 2003 +1535 ...has half the racing scenes, twice the plot and none of the Vin Diesel. 1/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm March 29, 2015 +1535 Loads up on colors, cars and characters to distract from what's missing under the creative hood, yet this spirited sequel is fun as it rarely takes itself too seriously. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files March 28, 2015 +1535 Death by sequel. Extremely violent sequel. 1/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media August 26, 2010 +1535 The philosophy here is when you can't make high art, make high trash. fresh Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review May 12, 2009 +1535 ...ultimately doesn't fare as well as its mediocre predecessor... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 21, 2007 +1535 I'd go so far as to say that if you really liked this film, you have a career working in fast food to look forward to. Get it? Fast food? 0.5/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com May 26, 2004 +1535 ... it provides enough sexy rides, blacktop fury, screeching hairpin turns and crashes to keep the celluloid humming ... 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly February 3, 2004 +1535 This is not a movie about people. It's about cars going very, very fast. 3/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 4, 2004 +1535 It's all curiously rote, though: The cars go really fast, and then, for a change, they go really, really fast. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 6, 2003 +1535 Just because you give an old car a new paint job doesn't mean it runs better. C rotten Shawn Bowers 0 Kansas City Star August 21, 2003 +1535 Whatever charms the first one had, the sequel badly misses the Diesel-injection. 2/5 rotten Harry Guerin 0 July 25, 2003 +1535 The film relies on kinetic energy as its entertainment hook. There is plenty of action, no doubt, but hardly any of it inventive. rotten Michael Drakulich 0 Star Newspapers (Chicago, IL) July 16, 2003 +1535 The movie is not going to bring many new fans to the following, but hey -- it gots colour, speed and sparks. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic July 6, 2003 +1535 Its engines-without-attitude approach isn't just boring, it establishes Singleton as the anti-Walter Hill. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) June 17, 2003 +1535 If you feel the need for speed in John Singleton's sluggish sequel to The Fast and the Furious then remember: just say no. 2/5 rotten Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com June 14, 2003 +1535 If the souped up, day-glo cars could have driven themselves, the movie could easily have done without the actors. 2/5 rotten Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat June 14, 2003 +1535 Singleton's movie is as ingenious as a cop in a car chase movie. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs June 12, 2003 +1535 Not a good movie or a consistently solid action flick, but it is a big step up. I guess that's not much of a compliment considering what it is an improvement over, but take it for what it's worth. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies June 10, 2003 +1535 ... The quintessence of the mainstream summer sequel: loud, slick, preposterous and thoroughly disposable, where any potentially damaging sugar of invention is quickly, safely flushed out of its engine so the machinery of manipulation and the Law of Dimin 2.5/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) June 10, 2003 +1535 A genuine guilty pleasure. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review June 9, 2003 +1535 Director John Singleton once promised greatness with Boyz N the Hood. Here he's going through the paces with a story that was old by the second season of Miami Vice. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper June 9, 2003 +1535 Walker and Tyrese go for a no-frills style, giving the antiheroic protagonists solid emotional underpinnings before all the fancy driving gets started. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter June 9, 2003 +1535 A feature-length demolition derby custom-made for members of MADD - Moviegoers with Attention Deficit Disorder. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) June 9, 2003 +1535 Like Smokey and the Bandit for a younger, more fly, urban generation. 7 fresh Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide June 8, 2003 +1535 About as anachronistic and generic as an action sequel could be. 2/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Film Threat June 8, 2003 +1535 Worth seeing only if you've seen all the better movies now in release. 2.5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat June 8, 2003 +1535 A summer movie that offers sporadic thrills and spills with nothing but dead air surrounding them. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com June 7, 2003 +1535 It's about as lightweight as a cars-and-crime action movie should be. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies June 7, 2003 +1535 It makes you wonder if this trip was really necessary. 4/10 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Lybarger Links June 7, 2003 +1535 "Singleton's ""Baby Boy"" discovery, Tyrese, steps on the gas and leaves former star Diesel in the dust." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 7, 2003 +1535 Where's Roger Corman when you need him? rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International June 7, 2003 +1535 A disappointing step downward ... betraying what simple vision the original film had. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com June 7, 2003 +1535 It's a terrible movie, stuck in plot idiocies and big, noisy set pieces like a tire mired in mud. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com June 7, 2003 +1535 Never title a movie the same way a junior high girl signs her yearbook. 2/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com June 6, 2003 +1535 A fun enough ambiguously gay carsploitation flick even though it's instantly forgettable. 2.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal June 6, 2003 +1535 This John Singleton-directed sequel provides a breezy enough joyride,but it lacks the unassuming freshness of the economy-priced original. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety June 6, 2003 +1535 Just another retread. 2/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today June 6, 2003 +1535 How could we possibly reconnect with the primal urges of speed-demon street racers, without Vin's din? The answer, in two words: Vroom. Vroom. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star June 6, 2003 +1535 Superficial? You betcha. But eye candy, attitude and humor abound in what amounts to a glorified Miami Vice episode complete with an undercover lawman who lives aboard a boat. 3/4 fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel June 6, 2003 +1535 Nothing says summer film fun like explosions, guns and cartwheeling cars -- and that's all here. 3/4 fresh 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 6, 2003 +1535 It's fun. That's all. 3/4 fresh 0 Sacramento Bee June 6, 2003 +1535 The pic is closer to the PlayStation experience of Gran Turismo than to a movie. This is not to say that it isn't fun, only to say that it is more about sensation than sense. 2/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 6, 2003 +1535 It's not every movie that would announce its shortcomings right in its title. 1/5 rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel June 6, 2003 +1535 We expect Pamela Anderson and her VIP crew to come traipsing out in their high heels and cheap props. It's a shame they don't -- the film would be significantly improved. rotten Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian June 6, 2003 +1535 Without Diesel, there's not much gas, at least not from the nonvehicular elements. 1.5/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News June 6, 2003 +1535 A film for people who like really loud car sounds, who get breathless when tires squeal and clutches pop, who dream of a special button near the steering wheel that takes your lemon- yellow Skyline from super fast to super super fast. 2/4 rotten Katrina Onstad 0 National Post June 6, 2003 +1535 Still as high-octane the second time around, even if it's firing on a few different cylinders. 2.5/4 fresh Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 6, 2003 +1535 Singleton has a great visual sense, but he seems to be overthinking the action, and the result is an almost studious approach that tames the wildness of his stunts. 2/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star June 6, 2003 +1535 What's not to like about a movie where the actors are as model-perfect as the cars? 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies June 6, 2003 +1535 Essentially a series of street races. 2.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies June 6, 2003 +1535 Even if you resist recklessness, these car catharses surge with noise, energy and adrenaline. C+ fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle June 6, 2003 +1535 A mediocre film that could have been much worse. C- rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News June 6, 2003 +1535 A chaotic blur of a movie with only one discernible objective: to rev the idling engines of a mostly youthful audience. C+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News June 6, 2003 +1535 Even more of a joy ride than the original. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post June 6, 2003 +1535 Has its fair share of adrenaline, but the plot is shot through with more holes than Christina Aguilera's favorite awards outfit. C+ rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times June 6, 2003 +1535 It's pure formula from start to finish, but that was obviously the goal from start to finish. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com June 6, 2003 +1535 It doesn't have a brain in its head, but it's made with skill and style and, boy, is it fast and furious. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 6, 2003 +1535 . . . pretty enjoyable if you look at it as the B-movie it really ought to be, rather than the E-ticket major studio release it actually is. 2.5/4 fresh Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine June 6, 2003 +1535 Director John Singleton seems to have finally found his niche: meaningless movies full of girls in tiny outfits and boys in tiny cars. 2/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 6, 2003 +1535 This is better -- though less culturally interesting -- than the movie that inspired it. 2.5/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe June 6, 2003 +1535 Energetic if empty sequel. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post June 6, 2003 +1535 Very, very cool and very, very dumb. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher June 6, 2003 +1535 It's ridiculous and knows it. It's the Dukes of Hazzard for the rave/glowstick generation. 6/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com June 6, 2003 +1535 A crude, sloppy, four-wheeled extravaganza; the best thing about this sequel is that it's not quite as bad as its ridiculous title indicates. rotten Rachel Deahl 0 Local Planet Weekly (Spokane, WA) June 6, 2003 +1535 It's far too lazy to explore any new levels of stupidity. It's happy to simply loll around on the surface, recapturing already charted levels of stupidity. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 6, 2003 +1535 You would think the producers would have hired a director who could put together an exciting action sequence and not the guy who made a hash of Shaft. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 6, 2003 +1535 For those who were less than impressed with The Fast and the Furious, the sequel offers up some kinetics much more in keeping with the franchise title. fresh Richard Horgan 0 FilmStew.com June 6, 2003 +1535 The movie delivers what it should -- cheap thrills -- and serves them up with skill and economy. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News June 6, 2003 +1535 The ride looks tricked out, but it sure is clunky under the hood. C rotten 0 E! Online June 6, 2003 +1535 For the DVD special edition, they might consider removing everything but the races and chases, including its Smokey and the Bandit scramble; fast-forwarding may be just too much effort. 1/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press June 6, 2003 +1535 About as anachronistic and generic as an action sequel could be. 2/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole June 6, 2003 +1535 Plays like an unusually bad, overblown episode of Miami Vice, and has virtually none of the pleasures of the original. D rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer June 6, 2003 +1535 ...doomed to the dreaded obscurity of films so bad, they don't even get made fun of on Saturday Night Live. D+ rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) June 6, 2003 +1535 It's as much of a guilty pleasure as the loud, adrenaline-fueled original -- maybe more so because it yields even lower expectations. 2.5/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World June 6, 2003 +1535 Charged with exhilarating car-racing sequences, this movie nails the car culture scene and packages it into an entertaining summer movie. 3/4 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com June 6, 2003 +1535 Cars-and-consumerism action flick has John Singleton behind the wheel but no Diesel in the tank, making for a lackluster blockbuster sequel. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix June 5, 2003 +1535 When you long for the fantasy of what Hal Needham could have brought to the material, you get the picture. 1/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com June 5, 2003 +1535 What Paul Walker needed was a stunt double. To stand in for him the entire movie. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather June 5, 2003 +1535 It's unapologetic hackwork aimed at guys who never forgave Mom for throwing out their Hot Wheels set. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune June 5, 2003 +1535 Instead of the multi-everything family that races, parties and thieves together, Singleton unleashes spasms of sadism and innumerable leering shots of girls gone wild, albeit -- alas -- not behind the wheel. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times June 5, 2003 +1535 Splashy, shallow entertainment that delivers most of what its audience expects. C+ rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News June 5, 2003 +1535 The film has enough wild driving to satisfy any French Connection fan or Bullitt buff, but there's precious little for anyone else to enjoy. 1/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor June 5, 2003 +1535 Many too many close-ups of feet slamming down on pedals, hands shifting gears, and eyes narrowing meaningfully in the rear-view mirror. I am the one who is furious at having to sit through this dumb movie. D rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 5, 2003 +1535 nothing more than a drive-in movie with a bigger than usual budget ... the plot is custom-made for long breaks at the concession counter, and the dialogue is anything but unleaded. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 5, 2003 +1535 This shaggy-dog sequel is ultimately satisfying for the most low-tech of reasons: The competitive bond between the two central characters. fresh David Chute 1 L.A. Weekly June 5, 2003 +1535 Unless you're a car nut or big fan of camp, steer clear. 4/10 rotten Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch June 5, 2003 +1535 The cars are a rockin' and even the friggin' movie screen felt like it was shaking as the cars flew by. 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium June 5, 2003 +1535 A satisfying adrenaline rush, it is a mindless bit of escapism that speaks to the inner teenage rebel in us all. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews June 5, 2003 +1535 "Strong off the starting line, it stalls before reaching the second reel due to a distinct lack of ""Diesel"" power." 3/5 rotten Spyder Darling 0 NY Rock June 5, 2003 +1535 This unabashedly meaningless affair wholeheartedly subscribes to the more-is-better recipe for cinematic second installments. fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine June 3, 2003 +1535 When the ride looks and feels as smooth as this, it's practically irrelevant to complain about any lack of so-called substance. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com June 3, 2003 +1535 An example of what can happen when the lowest common denominator meets a director in sulky decline. 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 3, 2003 +1535 Sometimes you'll laugh with the film, sometimes at it, and sometimes you'll be fumbling for the seatbelt. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card March 13, 2003 +1535 1/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1535 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1535 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1535 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1535 2.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 16, 2005 +1535 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1535 6/10 fresh Nik Huggins 0 Future Movies UK November 6, 2003 +1535 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine November 2, 2003 +1535 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons June 22, 2003 +1535 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon June 14, 2003 +1535 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews June 13, 2003 +1535 2/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com June 13, 2003 +1535 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com June 9, 2003 +1535 3/4 fresh Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly June 8, 2003 +1535 C+ rotten Christy Lemire 1 Journal News (Westchester, NY) June 7, 2003 +1536 A fast, wild and sometimes hilarious parody on the music Lee has used with such effective ferocity. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant June 6, 2018 +1536 Tamra Davis, a musicvideo director with the well-received feature debut Guncrazy on her resume, might have really had something here had she settled on any one of the many paths the movie starts down. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1536 Partly scripted by Nelson George, the premier authority on hip hop, the film is not without moments of insight, and there are certainly enough gross-out gags to keep you watching. fresh 0 Film4 August 20, 2008 +1536 In parts it is hugely, monstrously funny. fresh Stephen Garrett 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1536 An amusing look at the early days of the gangsta rappers. 4/5 fresh Brad Laidman 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1536 One of the first movies to parody gangsta rap, it does so knowingly and affectionately. 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times May 19, 2004 +1536 A muddled but often funny rap satire. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 2, 2004 +1536 A fast-paced and frequently hilarious spoof of the old-school rap world. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1536 C- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1536 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 8, 2005 +1536 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 22, 2004 +1536 4/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 3, 2003 +1536 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 23, 2003 +1536 C- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly March 12, 1993 +1539 Homegrown is a lovable off-the-wall film that, probably, very few have seen or even heard about. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1539 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 12, 2005 +1539 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews June 24, 2004 +1539 3/5 fresh Glenn Abel 1 Hollywood Reporter June 4, 2004 +1539 4/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) December 6, 2002 +1539 3/5 fresh Michael Drakulich 0 Star Newspapers (Chicago, IL) November 27, 2002 +1539 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury August 13, 2002 +1539 2/5 rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +1539 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1539 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com June 18, 2002 +1539 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1539 6 rotten Rob Macdonald 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1539 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1539 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1539 C+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 1998 +1540 Instead of winding tighter and tighter, as a suspense story should, Telefon just winds down, rather like -- come to think of it -- a phone call between two people who don't really have much to say to each other. rotten Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine July 21, 2015 +1540 The ludicrous relationship between these two spies almost destroys what little credibility the story has, but director Siegel keeps their screen time to a minimum and instead concentrates on propelling the narrative at top speed. 3/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 21, 2015 +1540 Following Telefon is about as thrilling as being kept on hold for the better part of the day. rotten Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post July 21, 2015 +1540 Tyne Daly is notable as a CIA staffer. Remick's teaming with Bronson is a graceful one for both players. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1540 Most disappointing is Siegel's contribution: he, of all directors, should have been able to inject some life into the proceedings, but this is his most nondescript outing in years. rotten Chris Petit 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1540 To describe Telefon as synthetic is to take it more seriously than it's taken by anyone connected with it. rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +1540 This Cold War thriller may not have the most complicated story, but it's curiously effective and has been been surprisingly influential, a nice companion piece to The Manchurian Candidate. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 27, 2004 +1540 Siegel handles the action adequately, but this is not one of his best shots. rotten 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1540 Apart from a certain energy evident in the cutting, you'd never know it was the work of Don Siegel, a generally excellent action director. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1540 1/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) March 9, 2006 +1540 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 17, 2005 +1540 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +1541 It isn't perfect, especially as it comes near the end, but I'd say that this is a film that does everything it needed to do with a touch of beauty. 8.0/10 fresh Colby Bryant 0 Colbybryant.com December 6, 2018 +1541 "For parents and/or people who grew up reading the ""true"" Winnie the Pooh stories there is an undeniable emotional pull to the proceedings." fresh Tim Stevens 0 Comicsverse November 27, 2018 +1541 Ultimately, the pleasures of Christopher Robin are mild, but by being unafraid of those melancholy corners of the woods, where our childhood friends languish in the cold, dark shadow of our absence, it at least give you a lot to think about. fresh Joe Reid 0 Decider November 23, 2018 +1541 If nothing else, Disney's given audiences a live-action version of characters that isn't just a carbon-copy of something old dressed as something new. 4/5 fresh Douglas Davidson 0 Elements of Madness November 20, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin may engage adults who have grown up with Winnie the Pooh, but for children, it offers very little in the way of fun. 5/10 rotten Alistair Ryder 0 The Digital Fix November 12, 2018 +1541 Had there been a little more fun here, it would have been a great nostalgic blast. 2/4 rotten Joey Magidson 0 Hollywood News November 11, 2018 +1541 Cumming's performance as Pooh is one of the best vocal performances since Scarlett Johansson in Her and actually deserves awards conversation. 3/4 fresh Alan French 0 We Bought a Blog November 9, 2018 +1541 It's sharpest take on the characters ... is that Tigger is the absolute worst. C+ rotten Chris Feil 0 Film Experience November 3, 2018 +1541 It's like a blanket; warm, reassuring, and something adults and kids alike can find huge comfort in. 4/5 fresh Cameron Frew 0 Movie Corner October 31, 2018 +1541 Should leave young audiences smiling and content even as the grownups are sobbing like they haven't since Won't You Be My Neighbor. 3.5 fresh Bob Chipman 0 Geek October 30, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin is a film where the tone is too much like Eeyore and not enough like Tigger. C rotten Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News October 25, 2018 +1541 "Perhaps not quite as sweet as ""hunny"" but still entirely palatable." 3/5 fresh Doug Jamieson 0 The Jam Report October 15, 2018 +1541 The journey is fairly uncharted ... [but] the heart is in the right place, although it makes for a curious watch. 7/10 fresh Sean Collier 0 Pittsburgh Magazine October 15, 2018 +1541 Jim Cummings is a national treasure, if we have to be honest. And I think he has outdone himself this time, highlighting Pooh's beautiful soul using the most specific, endearing vocal inflections. 3.5/5 fresh Tomas Trussow 0 The Lonely Film Critic October 12, 2018 +1541 You don't have to be a fan of the Disney classic to get attached. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 October 11, 2018 +1541 Could use some color and imagination C rotten Nate Adams 0 The Only Critic October 10, 2018 +1541 Adults we are going to meet again with that child we were, but more than anything to want to get away from the one who carries the weight of the title of the film. 6/10 fresh 0 EscribiendoCine October 10, 2018 +1541 [The film] may lose the kids after the melancholy first half, but wraps things up with a wonderfully satisfying tale filled with warmth and friendship. 4/5 fresh Kyle Wilson 0 The Nerd Repository October 9, 2018 +1541 In times of hypertrophy in the extracurricular activities of children, the almost countercultural message of the film is an excellent invitation to bewilderment. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Javier Oca 0 El Pais (Spain) October 5, 2018 +1541 Another adventure in The Hundred Acre Forest, another great title in Disney's live action movie set piece. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Santiago Alver 0 October 1, 2018 +1541 Although it lacks the sustained, crazy logic of a first-rate flight of imagination, it's still witty and affecting. fresh Michael Sragow 0 Film Comment Magazine September 27, 2018 +1541 Simply wants viewers to delight in the big-hearted pleasures of its gorgeous world. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground September 24, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin is feel-good, merging Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore and the gang into the live action seamlessly, often with slapstick and crazy antics. It's also essentially a moving and uplifting story about a man having a mid-life crisis. 3.5/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald September 24, 2018 +1541 A charming imagining of the adult life of the boy from the Hundred Acre Wood. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Romei 0 The Australian September 21, 2018 +1541 It might well get under the skin of a few Mums and - especially - Dads. But the nippers sitting next to them are more likely to be crying with boredom than ennui. 2.5/5 rotten Graeme Tuckett 0 Stuff.co.nz September 19, 2018 +1541 Only a grown man who has retained his boyish charm could look believable on this surreal quest to reconnect with his childhood soft toys. Ewan McGregor carries it off admirably... 3/5 fresh Lyn Potter 0 Flicks.co.nz September 16, 2018 +1541 The film is charming, even with the usual Disney paw prints on the themes. Forster handles the comedy with skill and the sentiment with restraint. 4/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald September 14, 2018 +1541 Pooh's innocent philosophy hits the sweet spot - even McGregor's earnest plodder benefits from his proximity to the film's real star. 3/5 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) September 13, 2018 +1541 It's a heavy-handed, unsatisfying experience. A more apt title would be Melancholy and the Infinite Childhood. 2.5/5 rotten Wenlei Ma 0 News.com.au September 13, 2018 +1541 Overall, a little bit slower and unspectacular than contemporary family films, but a little more memorable. 3/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) September 12, 2018 +1541 If they had a little more vision, a little more courage...it could have been something truly meaningful, instead of just another fuzzy warm journey. rotten Eli Glasner 0 CBC News September 10, 2018 +1541 It's heavy-handed in places but the writers could be forgiven given this is a family film targeted at people of all ages. B+ fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane September 9, 2018 +1541 Milne's characters represent adult themes, and the screenplay reflects this: Eeyore's self-deprecation and depression, Piglet's crippling anxiety, Pooh's somehow wise idiocy, and Tigger's ego. 7.2/10 fresh Carrie Wittmer 0 Business Insider September 7, 2018 +1541 For a film about toys coming to life, Christopher Robin is surprisingly lifeless. rotten Travis Johnson 0 FILMINK (Australia) September 6, 2018 +1541 The toy animals are well-conceived-very simple and stuffed toy-ish, and yet they convey the innocence of that age where a child's powerful imagination can easily create worlds populated by heffalumps, and such. 3.5/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times September 5, 2018 +1541 While it is very, very far from being the worst or most insipid thing Disney has down with these characters, it puts up a good fight to be the most dull. 2.5/5 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending August 29, 2018 +1541 For families... it's probably not going to let you down. It will give you what you want. fresh Martin Thomas 0 Double Toasted August 28, 2018 +1541 To the animators... they get a lot of emotion out of those little dot eyes. fresh Korey Coleman 0 Double Toasted August 28, 2018 +1541 If you grew up loving Winnie the Pooh, like I did, it was tear central. fresh Achara Kirk 0 GET Jaby August 27, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin is probably the most inoffensive movie I've ever seen in my life. fresh Jaby Koay 0 GET Jaby August 27, 2018 +1541 Pooh as a character is really quite dynamic, and he does embody the Pooh we remember from childhood in that he has this innocent quality about him and delivers these pearls of wisdom and witticisms that really reflect the world around him. fresh Roth Cornet 0 Screen Junkies August 27, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin serves as a reminder to the life we have left behind, for even the happiest children with the warmest friends have to grow up some time. 3/5 fresh Soumya Srivastava 0 Hindustan Times August 27, 2018 +1541 Not colorful or splashy, the cinematography keeps the magical world front and center. fresh Diane Carson 0 KDHX (St. Louis) August 27, 2018 +1541 Marc Forster's Christopher Robin is genuinely fun and charming. 3/4 fresh Robert Daniels 0 812filmreviews August 26, 2018 +1541 This is a film that shifts from tenderness to outright despair, from sunny images to depressed grays. It can be endearing one moment, and depressing the next. rotten Alci Rengifo 0 Entertainment Voice August 24, 2018 +1541 Juggles way too many ideas and can't seem to think, think, think on which to aim towards, resulting in a very tonally imbalanced mess. At least it's primary strength is the retainment of our beloved characters' innocent charm. 3/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 24, 2018 +1541 It's a delicious movie to see in these last, lazy days of August, when summer has slowed not quite to nothingness but at least to the bliss of a warm day that begins with a bird's song and ends without a worry as to what work has not been done by dusk. fresh Robin Wright 1 New Yorker August 24, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin is something of an oddity -- a kid's movie that plays stronger to adults. But sometimes, it's a risk worth taking. fresh Clarisse Loughrey 0 That Darn Movie Show August 24, 2018 +1541 An effective, naive and entertaining family movie, which should serve to introduce these endearing characters to those who haven't met them yet. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 Me gusta el cine August 24, 2018 +1541 ...the exceedingly familiar storyline does tend, within the film's meandering midsection, to prevent one from wholeheartedly embracing the material... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 24, 2018 +1541 A turgid melancholy that aims to tug on the heartstrings but instead lulls the viewer into indifference, if not slumber. rotten Ruben Rosario 0 MiamiArtZine August 22, 2018 +1541 Fun, yet unsurprisingly conventional. 3/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald August 22, 2018 +1541 Just the sweet and simple dollop of honey that's needed in these complicated and overwhelming digital days. fresh Lisa Johnson 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com August 21, 2018 +1541 I was left utterly charmed by it and I hope other big kids will give it a shot. 4/5 fresh Deirdre Crimmins 0 HighDef Digest August 21, 2018 +1541 The stuffed animals are more expressive than the real actors. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten William Venegas 0 August 21, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin, a derivative but enjoyable take on the Winnie the Pooh characters, contains enough of the original property's charm to win through - largely due to the wonderful voice work from long-time Pooh vocal actor Jim Cummings. 3/5 fresh Ben Nicholson 0 CineVue August 21, 2018 +1541 The likability of the animals is a good tonic for just how curmudgeonly and then saccharine Christopher is; Pooh saves the day and finally the film from itself. 3/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape August 20, 2018 +1541 A Magical Tale For All Ages fresh Jazz Tangcay 0 Awards Daily August 20, 2018 +1541 Although the characters are like those in the original books rather than the exuberantly coloured cartoon versions, the warmth you feel from them all is nothing short of delightful. 8/10 fresh 0 Starburst August 20, 2018 +1541 It's not bad, but it is a bit odd and I can't see it thoroughly satisfying any audience, bar those now-adult Pooh fans in their own gloomy forests. 3/5 rotten Aine O'Connor 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) August 20, 2018 +1541 A film of only very limited charm. 2/5 rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) August 20, 2018 +1541 A gently sweet film which, without realising its early melancholic promise, aims a little higher than the bear necessities required of a Disney merchandising cash cow. 3/5 fresh Matthew Norman 0 London Evening Standard August 20, 2018 +1541 It's difficult to know who this downbeat film is for exactly. 2/5 rotten Simran Hans 0 Observer (UK) August 20, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin relies heavily on the charm of Pooh and his companions, including Peter Capaldi as Rabbit, who are convincingly brought to life through digital trickery. 3/5 fresh Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 19, 2018 +1541 An unexpected sense of existential dread hangs over much of the confusing action. 2/5 rotten Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times August 17, 2018 +1541 To say that 'Christopher Robin' is confused is an understatement. 1/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) August 17, 2018 +1541 Perhaps the hardest thing to figure out about Christopher Robin is who the hell it's supposed to be aimed at. 2/5 rotten Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent August 17, 2018 +1541 Hats off to the voice cast, who put the effort in, but the end result remains a surprisingly sticky presentation; slow, stagnant and mysteriously void of charm and warmth. 2/5 rotten Chris Wasser 0 The Herald (Ireland) August 17, 2018 +1541 For all the expensive honey drizzled over this script, Forster's film is just unpersuasively weird for an hour, before it tails off in the softest of focuses. 2/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Guardian August 17, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin bobs along agreeably, a mellow, often melancholy and entirely diverting job of work that keeps the spirit of the characters intact. 7 fresh Nick Pinkerton 0 Sight and Sound August 17, 2018 +1541 Yes, it made me want an Eeyore of my own and is perfectly palatable, but it's not the charming kids' adventure some may expect. 3/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) August 16, 2018 +1541 The film is a joy to spend time in, rather than with - its pleasures are largely Pinterest-like - although McGregor throws himself gamely into the title role... 3/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 16, 2018 +1541 Charming story about an adult rediscovering his inner child. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 16, 2018 +1541 A film that knows exactly where it wants to go, but plays out disappointingly forced and superficial in the execution. 2/5 rotten Trevor Johnston 0 Radio Times August 16, 2018 +1541 Best enjoyed by nostalgic adults who fondly remember the stories, rather than little viewers who are discovering Pooh and friends for the first time. 3/5 fresh Jo Berry 0 Movies4Kids August 16, 2018 +1541 Such moments are forgiveable, though, in what is ultimately a heart-warming, and thoroughly enjoyable film. 3/5 fresh Chris Newbould 0 The National (UAE) August 15, 2018 +1541 McGregor as adult Robin is positively delightful and he infuses each scene with his likeableness...Where the movie doesn't work is its unbelievable set-up. fresh Shyama Krishna 0 Gulf News (UAE) August 15, 2018 +1541 Some of the dialogue is witty and surprisingly poignant. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) August 15, 2018 +1541 The story is cleverly worked. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times August 15, 2018 +1541 The script throws out some utterly disarming one-liners and the animation is entirely enchanting. 4/5 fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) August 15, 2018 +1541 An overstuffed plot can't deter from the size of this film's heart. 3/5 fresh Ella Kemp 0 Little White Lies August 15, 2018 +1541 Jim Cummings brings the bear of little brain to life, and the heart cannot help but flutter in his presence. C+ fresh Ali Gray 0 TheShiznit.co.uk August 14, 2018 +1541 The acting and effects are first-rate, and the cast and crew make sure the film's heart is in the right place. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 14, 2018 +1541 This takeoff on the children's-book series refreshingly balances sweet and bitter tones; Pooh's innocence irritates Christopher before it redeems him, and Madeline undertakes a bold adventure to gain her father's attention. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker August 13, 2018 +1541 Tender, tactile intimacy soon slumps into a set-up more well-visited than Pooh's honey jar. 2/5 rotten Kevin Harley 0 The List August 13, 2018 +1541 Even Tigger was unable to add some spring into this film's step. C- rotten Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com August 10, 2018 +1541 The reunion of the two long-lost friends is lazily written. rotten Archana Nathan 0 Scroll.in August 10, 2018 +1541 A wondrous childlike odyssey, Christopher Robin is recommended both for the young and the young at heart. 3.5/5 fresh Rashid Irani 0 Hindustan Times August 10, 2018 +1541 All-in-all, the film takes you on a nostalgic trip down your childhood where you actually got to spend some carefree moments. 3/5 fresh Devesh Sharma 0 Filmfare August 10, 2018 +1541 I won't say this movie is perfect because it's not, as endearing and fussy as it is, but I can tell you that this is a movie with heart. fresh Marie Gardu 0 Geeks of Color August 10, 2018 +1541 The film remains in a nice and tender adventure, with enough charm to keep our attention, especially those who remember with love the Pooh Bear and his gang of plush animals. [Full Review in Spanish] 7/10 fresh 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) August 10, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin is a moving story that revolves around recapturing our inner child and that innate creativity that we have, in the midst of an adult world whose rules seem to be far from all enjoyment. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Fausto Ponce 0 Proceso August 10, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin is very bearable. 3.0/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net August 9, 2018 +1541 it's Pooh, voiced by veteran Jim Cummings, who is the film's heart, soul and, yes, brain... It might make you want to go home and rummage through storage for some long-forgotten stuffed teddy. fresh Loren King 0 Newport This Week (RI) August 9, 2018 +1541 The result has been favorable... Much of it due to the affection that the characters emanate, as well as the message offered by Pooh, Tigger, Piglet and Igor in highlighting the value of family. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Lucero Calder 0 Excelsior August 9, 2018 +1541 It all hangs from a pitch-perfect performance by McGregor, who does as much to breathe life into his old friends as anyone. He believes that the silly old bear is right there, and so will you. 3.5/5 fresh Richard Whittaker 0 Austin Chronicle August 9, 2018 +1541 Heartfelt, charming and very, very funny. Plugging into the same fuzzy nostalgia as the Paddington movies, this is a film for kids big and small. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 South China Morning Post August 9, 2018 +1541 "A well-played political message about economic equality responsibly caps off the fable, but Pooh's luxurious yet outdated philosophy about ""doing nothing to achieve something"" sticks out like a heffalump in the room." 3/5 fresh Tomris Laffly 1 Time Out August 8, 2018 +1541 Even though the story around him is at times questionable, the performance and realistic animated rendering of this character is the perfect distillation of Winnie-the-Pooh's essential, philosophical self. 2.5/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service August 8, 2018 +1541 The script seems to operate on the assumption that if it announces and acknowledges the stale predictability of its character moments, this makes it a postmodern wink rather than a routine bit of fan-service retrieved from a warehouse. rotten Kenneth R. Morefield 0 Christianity Today August 8, 2018 +1541 Like honey, Christopher Robin is very sweet. Unlike honey, it doesn't really stick. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 7, 2018 +1541 The modesty, the unfussy simplicity, of Christopher Robin feels different, and somewhat refreshing. fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 Village Voice August 7, 2018 +1541 A sentimental movie that probably doesn't need to exist but still works hard to keep you entertained. fresh Daniel Jackson 0 Thrillist August 6, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin suffers from occasionally languid pacing, but it's a truly worthy summer entry for families. 3/4 fresh George Thomas 0 Akron Beacon Journal August 6, 2018 +1541 Here is a film unapologetic in its attempts to go for the emotional jugular vein. 7/10 fresh Nathanael Hood 0 The Young Folks August 6, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin works best when highlighting the conflict we all go through as we grow up and lose touch with the child we used to be. The film also does a fantastic job of juxtaposing the reality of our past with that of our current. fresh 1 Black Nerd Problems August 6, 2018 +1541 It is like Winnie the Pooh: it might be of Very Little Brain, but it's the Very Big Heart that matters the most. 3.5/5 fresh Ross Bonaime 0 Brightest Young Things August 6, 2018 +1541 The movie is okay, Tigger is a nightmare. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip August 5, 2018 +1541 Return to innocence and Pooh with 'Christopher Robin.' 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2018 +1541 "The A.A Milne-based ""Christopher Robin"" stars Ewan McGregor as the grown-up title character, but it's childhood friends Winnie-the-Pooh, Eeyore, Piglet and Tigger stealing the cinematic thunder." 3/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) August 4, 2018 +1541 Sweetly sentimental, it's a low-key, feel-good family film. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate August 4, 2018 +1541 It's an odd, melancholic experience that at times recalls Terrence Malick as it does A. A. Milne, but there will certainly be some viewers in its exact wheelhouse. fresh David Sims 1 The Atlantic August 3, 2018 +1541 It's a sweet movie...one of the best things about the movie is that it looks incredible. 3.5/5 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know August 3, 2018 +1541 Despite the poor performances and easy resolutions, Christopher Robin is entertaining and at times funny. [Full Review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Susana Guzman 0 Cine Premiere August 3, 2018 +1541 Despite its overused plotline, the film works. It exudes charm. It makes you laugh at the silliest things. 8/10 fresh Alan Ng 0 Film Threat August 3, 2018 +1541 This movie touched my soul, speaking a language that swept me back to my own childhood days. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 3, 2018 +1541 Has a charming, low-key vibe that is, here and there, brushed with just a trace of adult melancholy. It's good for kids, but maybe even better for adults who could use a little calming something. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine August 3, 2018 +1541 Here we see Marc Foster with more ease than in previous works, managing to combine humor with a very marked English style. [Full Review in Spanish] 7.5/10 fresh Israel Acosta 0 August 3, 2018 +1541 The man is mean and his bear a bummer in a movie that starts to feel like a downer that only Eeyore could enjoy. rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz August 3, 2018 +1541 "Christopher Robin"" misses the point. In trying to rescue the hero from his seriousness, the busy film hasn't the faintest idea how to play." 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner August 3, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin doesn't just use nostalgia as a salve; it uses it as a way to mourn things that we've lost in our lives and as a way to unpack how our actions can hurt those around us. fresh Bryan Bishop 0 The Verge August 3, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin tries hard to capture some of the magic inherent in Milne's work, but it's not an easy quality to pin down. When you head into the Hundred-Acre Woods, it's frightfully easy to get lost. 2/5 rotten Chris Knight 0 National Post August 3, 2018 +1541 It's the Hook formula, rendered in basic, gentle tones, deprived of any personality except in the form of Winnie-the-Pooh. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 Crooked Marquee August 3, 2018 +1541 It's a superior model of library-card nostalgia. 3/5 fresh David Fear 1 Rolling Stone August 3, 2018 +1541 The only way to completely and totally enjoy Christopher Robin is to not think about the Disney corporation. 3.5/5 fresh Todd VanDerWerff 0 Vox August 3, 2018 +1541 "The word ""charm"" doesn't apply to very many movies these days, but it's precisely that quality-and an avoidance of treacly sentiment-that makes the new Disney feature Christopher Robin so enjoyable" fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com August 3, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin is one fun escapist movie that will tug on your nostalgia heartstrings. 4/5 fresh 0 Independent Online (South Africa) August 3, 2018 +1541 Simple. Sweet. Effective. And it's always nice to revisit the Hundred Acre Wood. 3/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 3, 2018 +1541 Despite the fetching visuals and the charm of Jim Cummings as Pooh, there's nothing here that will make anyone forget the loveliness of Disney's original Pooh films. 2/5 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 3, 2018 +1541 Sometimes the timing of a good story is everything, and this particular story comes at a time when the world at large needs a little more hope, a little more innocence and a lot more Pooh. B fresh Britton Peele 1 Dallas Morning News August 3, 2018 +1541 It's didn't blow my mind, but I feel like if you have more of a nostalgic attachment to the character, you might just love it. fresh Jeremy Jahns 0 JeremyJahns.com August 3, 2018 +1541 A warm blanket of a film that makes you feel like you're spending time with an old friend, putting a smile on your face that's hard to shake. 4/5 fresh Mike Reyes 0 CinemaBlend August 3, 2018 +1541 Director Marc Forster stitches together a lovingly overstuffed comedy that reflects the best and worst of its hero. B- fresh David Ehrlich 1 indieWire August 3, 2018 +1541 Better than expected. McGregor and Atwell are a delight. Voice cast, especially Brad Garrett as Eeyore, is excellent. Better than director Forster's Finding Neverland. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald August 3, 2018 +1541 A grim and dreary failure. 1/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com August 3, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin is beautifully shot and well-acted. I found the narrative drive of the script less than compelling, but it will certainly entertain parents and kids who already have a love of these time-tested characters. B- fresh Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer August 3, 2018 +1541 There's an undercurrent of melancholy to the film, perhaps explaining why it leaves you in a constant state of misty-eyedness. fresh Kevin Fallon 0 The Daily Beast August 3, 2018 +1541 It takes awhile to get going but, still, it's rather sweet. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor August 3, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin is a re-imagining full of heart and soul that, like the best Disney features, has something of value to offer audiences of all ages. 4/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant August 3, 2018 +1541 Sweet but slow tale about the power of family, imagination. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media August 3, 2018 +1541 With warmth and humor, Christopher Robin invites audiences to reunite with their inner child. [Full Review in Spanish] 8/10 fresh Hugo Hern 0 August 3, 2018 +1541 Winnie the Pooh's human friend is facing grown-up problems in a live-action story that pulls itself out of its heffalump trap to deliver a charming adventure. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 3, 2018 +1541 The latest nostalgic trip back to the Hundred Acre Wood is an intermittently charming live-action adventure that ultimately seems silly and inconsequential even by these modest standards. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue August 3, 2018 +1541 Poo is too kind a word to describe the flat, gray nature of Disney's reenvisioned Hundred Acre Wood and the trademarked bland anonymity director Marc Forster brings to the party. 0/5 rotten Scott Marks 1 San Diego Reader August 3, 2018 +1541 Whimsical characters and an uplifting story put some bounce into this nostalgic family film. 3/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com August 3, 2018 +1541 Oh bother, as Winnie the Pooh would say; this is not the live action over-the-top film kids and adults may expect; however, it is true to the laid-back nature of the books. 3/4 fresh Sarah Knight 0 Sarah's Backstage Pass August 3, 2018 +1541 You can certainly see what Disney wants you to come away with from this experience: You are never fully grown up, and you must only listen to your heart... but here, it becomes particularly galling. 7 rotten Piers Marchant 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 3, 2018 +1541 An irresistible gimmick meets a warm, witty presentation. It's no bother at all... 3/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 HollywoodInToto.com August 3, 2018 +1541 There is something so incredibly special about these characters and seeing them come to life on the big screen. 7/10 fresh Scott Menzel 0 We Live Entertainment August 3, 2018 +1541 "Christopher Robin"" is delightful. " fresh 0 National Catholic Reporter August 3, 2018 +1541 Sentimentality as thick and sticky-sweet as Winnie the Pooh's beloved honey coats Christopher Robin, a paean to your inner child that's so cloying it may tempt you to strangle yours. 5/10 rotten Tim Grierson 0 Paste Magazine August 3, 2018 +1541 "It's a movie every bit as messy as its ""hunny""-craving bear, though only somewhat as lovable. " B- fresh Christopher Lawrence 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 3, 2018 +1541 It's simple, it's adorable, and it works. B fresh Matt Goldberg 0 Collider August 3, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin can't reconcile its darkness and its light. 2/4 rotten Odie Henderson 1 RogerEbert.com August 3, 2018 +1541 Unlike the red balloon that Pooh follows through much of the running time, Marc Forster's film lacks lightness. 2/4 rotten Niles Schwartz 0 Slant Magazine August 3, 2018 +1541 "In some ways, ""Christopher Robin"" might be better suited for a night out for Mom and Dad rather than a Saturday afternoon with the whole family, but it's doubtful that's what Disney is hoping for." 2.5/4 rotten Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 3, 2018 +1541 Probably better for younger kids and their parents than older kids more used to Star Wars and Pixar, but quite charming and sweet. fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium August 3, 2018 +1541 The good news is that once the talking stuffed animals of Christopher Robin's past come into the picture, one cannot help but be charmed, indeed won over by all involved, the screenwriters expertly mining Pooh's singular philosophies. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 3, 2018 +1541 ...a honey pot of a film that fans of Pooh are going to adore. 4/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics August 3, 2018 +1541 "Cloying when it should be creative, schmaltzy when it should be sweet, the jar of ""hunny"" is almost empty in this film." rotten Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction August 2, 2018 +1541 Don't bother... 4/10 rotten Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes August 2, 2018 +1541 Forster never really mines the actor or the heavily stitched-together screenplay for more than mannered cliche. C rotten Blake Goble 0 Consequence of Sound August 2, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin sees what an adult vision of Milne's stories could be, and it simply says, 'No, thank you.' 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 2, 2018 +1541 CHRISTOPHER ROBIN is simply the perfect movie, entertaining for the whole family. It's a film with as much heart as Pooh Bear. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan August 2, 2018 +1541 A mildly diverting and harmless slice of family entertainment. 7/10 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru August 2, 2018 +1541 The computer animation is phenomenal and there are certain moments when it is very evident that this idea had potential but ultimately the lack of depth, the dreariness and the snail-like pace stripped the experience of a lot of its magic. 2.5/5 rotten Perri Nemiroff 0 Perri Nemiroff August 2, 2018 +1541 When artists worry about what big corporations might do after they buy the rights to their creations, Disney's Christopher Robin is exactly what they're worried about. 4/10 rotten William Bibbiani 0 IGN Movies August 2, 2018 +1541 If kids cared about adults's mid-life crises, Hook would be Robin Williams' most beloved movie. Disney's Christopher Robin may make overworked adults verklemt, but it also may bore children stupid. C- rotten Jim Slotek 0 Original Cin August 2, 2018 +1541 If you like a film where everyone repeats the central, expositional message - work less, play more - ad nauseum, then this might work better for you then it did for me. 2/4 rotten Christopher Llewellyn 0 Film Festival Today August 2, 2018 +1541 The movie mostly works -- a fleeting reminder of the simple pleasures of hanging out with family and a talking bear, which, in these frenetic times, is the kind of silliness that's worth savoring. fresh Brian Lowry 1 CNN.com August 2, 2018 +1541 "Christopher Robin"" is an uplifting bear hug of a movie. It delights, yes, but it does one better: it makes the viewer want to be a kinder, better person." 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 2, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin is not a naked cash grab, just a prettily clothed one. 2/4 rotten Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail August 2, 2018 +1541 Unlike the bear of very little brain, this is a film pulled in different directions with entirely too many thoughts in its head. 2/5 rotten Helen O'Hara 0 Empire Magazine August 2, 2018 +1541 Although the film drags with a too-long escapade through the streets of London and sometimes trips over its predictability, there is a sweetness and comfort to it all. B+ fresh Melissa Ruggieri 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution August 2, 2018 +1541 What's so satisfying about these telegraphed messages is the earnest, old-fashioned charm that McGregor and longtime Pooh voice actor Jim Cummings bring to them. 3/4 fresh Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe August 2, 2018 +1541 Chances are you've seen seen this all before. But at least this time, you're seeing it with Pooh. B- fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club August 2, 2018 +1541 Every last honey drop of bumbling charm is extracted from Winnie-The-Pooh in this appealing live action outing... fresh Wendy Ide 0 Screen International August 2, 2018 +1541 There is undeniably one truly great something in the film. Someone go plead Jim Cummings's case to the Academy, for real. fresh Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair August 2, 2018 +1541 See the movie, and take the time to think, think, think with your loved ones. 4/5 fresh Samantha Incorvaia 1 Arizona Republic August 2, 2018 +1541 "The joy of reconnecting to your own inner child and to your family is not just the theme of ""Christopher Robin."" It is the experience of watching it." B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 2, 2018 +1541 A sweetly good-natured fable, with winning voice performances by Disney veteran Jim Cummings in the dual roles of Pooh and Tigger, and especially by Brad Garrett as the perpetually gloomy Eeyore. 2.5/4 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post August 2, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin may be gloomier than past Pooh pursuits, but its message of personal redemption is considerably deeper. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 2, 2018 +1541 It's just an earnest tribute, tastefully faithful to the source -- and flatter, somehow, than the story ever was on the page. B- fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly August 2, 2018 +1541 [If you] found your old favorite stuffed toy, would you take it home and begin sleeping with it again? Christopher Robin more or less believes that you would, and what's more, it would be the morally right and spiritually healthy thing to do. rotten Emily Yoshida 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 2, 2018 +1541 Isn't an insult to Milne's beloved creation, but it's not a particularly noteworthy addendum to it either. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 2, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin shows it's not easy to update a classic. In this case, doing nothing would have been the best thing to do. C rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News August 2, 2018 +1541 Christopher's lengthy two-hander scenes with Pooh quickly wear out their welcome; what at first is agreeably amusing shortly becomes grating, then just tedious. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter August 2, 2018 +1541 Christopher Robin pricks the surface, and it'll certainly leave you with the warm and fuzzies, but the story sticks a little too closely to the surface. 2.5/4 fresh Mark Daniell 1 Toronto Sun August 2, 2018 +1541 It benefits from a willingness to move gently through its ethereal dream, mindfully accepting that quiet can be just as enticing to children as bright colors and rapid-fire gags. 3/5 fresh David Crow 0 Den of Geek August 2, 2018 +1541 If you're looking to Christopher Robin for an uplifting and charming romp through the Hundred Acre Wood, you will be bitterly disappointed. rotten Kristy Puchko 0 Pajiba August 2, 2018 +1541 Once Christopher Robin softens its insufferable, needlessly cynical conception of the title character, it offers more or less what a Pooh reboot should: a lot of nostalgia, a bit of humor and tactile computer animation. fresh Ben Kenigsberg 1 New York Times August 2, 2018 +1541 There's no end to the schmaltz in Winnie the Pooh's honey pot, yet Disney's live-action Christopher Robin also tosses in enough charm and tomfoolery for a sufficiently delightful hang with the iconic bear. 2.5/4 fresh Brian Truitt 1 USA Today August 2, 2018 +1541 The lessons Christopher must learn -- don't work too hard, hold your most cherished memories close, love your family and friends above all else -- are nothing if not obvious. And, much like Pooh himself, always worth revisiting. fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times August 2, 2018 +1541 Glumly dispiriting 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation August 2, 2018 +1541 Pooh's sense of wonder and innocent jubilance isn't lost in Disney's live-action/animation hybrid, but it's in service of a predictable story with so little to say. 6/10 fresh Oliver Whitney 0 ScreenCrush August 2, 2018 +1541 In Disney's Christopher Robin, the titular character is finally allowed to grow up. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies August 2, 2018 +1541 Director Marc Forster makes the film much more cinematic than anticipated which results in an artistic interpretation of our childhood memories. 3/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com August 2, 2018 +1541 "Forster doesn't do whimsy, introducing a depressive glaze to ""Robin"" in a bid to remain emotionally authentic while still fiddling with the bouncy, ditzy characteristics of the titular boy's beloved stuffed animal army." D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com August 2, 2018 +1541 Someone would have to be coldhearted to not smile watching Christopher Robin, whether it's from tapping your feet to the classic songs or soaking in the valuable life lessons 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth August 2, 2018 +1541 Disney's Christopher Robin, starts weird, gets better, and leaves you feeling just a little mixed up. rotten Germain Lussier 0 io9.com August 2, 2018 +1541 Mostly it's all just a bit too easy. rotten Andrew Lapin 1 NPR August 2, 2018 +1541 It's impossible to resist all the honey and nostalgia served here. Pooh and the gang will make you reminisce, laugh and cry in this delightful film. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Fico Cangiano 0 CineXpress August 2, 2018 +1541 Movies about saying goodbye to childhood friends, and finding them again, work on our emotional defenses like nothing else. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 2, 2018 +1541 Not all of the film's quirks are given a proper resolution, but they don't need to be. It has an honest emotional landscape, which is what ultimately matters. 8/10 fresh Karen Han 0 Slashfilm August 2, 2018 +1541 Aside from the lovely, iconoclastic theme, Christopher Robin is simply a warm, fuzzy hug of a film that the whole family can enjoy. fresh Megan Basham 0 WORLD August 2, 2018 +1541 Movies like Christopher Robin don't come around that often any more, and they're good for the soul. 3/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 2, 2018 +1541 Ends up as tiresome as the endless paperwork that keeps the title character from enjoying his life. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Film Racket August 2, 2018 +1541 The entire film carries an air of melancholy that is not oppressive, but leaves very little room for the final endorsement of hope to have greater emotional impact. [Full Review in Spanish] 7/10 fresh Juanma Fern 0 August 2, 2018 +1542 It's actually closer to the original Chainsaw than its immediate predecessor, but it still relies on more on physical torture than the psychological terror that made the original - or any genuinely scary movie - so effective. 6/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 21, 2011 +1542 This is the Texas chainsaw massacre, not the Texas chainsaw misunderstanding. Nothing castrates a bogeyman like cheap-Freud psychology, and Leatherface possesses no greater power than a hulking professional-wrestling heel. A low point in American horror. 0/4 rotten Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap November 22, 2010 +1542 Much less at the beginning, and much more a remake of the remake... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1542 A rote latter-day slasher film with barely anything worth recommending. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 6, 2008 +1542 ...an ugly film, overwhelmed by transparent shock value, short-sighted storytelling and nihilistic undertones. 1/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org May 22, 2008 +1542 ...unsightly, pointless, and thoroughly mean-spirited... rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 4, 2007 +1542 "A garden-variety horror movie that provides no innovation on the old ""kids stranded in the woods with a scary monster"" plot." 1.5/5 rotten Jette Kernion 0 Cinematical April 8, 2007 +1542 Audiences will start playing the 'Who's Next' game as people run, scream and die, and the whole thing loses the power that this horrific creation once had over cinema. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 UGO March 24, 2007 +1542 The focus in Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning isn't on the confrontation of demons, moral reckoning, or terror. It's an unimaginative exercise in suffering. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 15, 2007 +1542 "That ""Zzzzzz"" ringing through the theatre during The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning ain't just a chainsaw, it's snoring." rotten Dave Alexander 0 Rue Morgue Magazine February 12, 2007 +1542 In the end, and despite Ermey's best efforts, it's just another splatter flick. 3/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 10, 2007 +1542 Even more than most horror films, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, feels desperately unoriginal rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile November 10, 2006 +1542 It's neither as bad as it could have been, nor as interesting as it should have been, and the final desultory reaction is a decidedly minor one. 1.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 30, 2006 +1542 Incredibly violent and extremely gory, this is more of a remake than a prequel and it squanders the opportunity to do something more interesting with the premise. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 28, 2006 +1542 Gross and sadistic but never scary. 2/5 rotten Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic October 28, 2006 +1542 Lacking anything resembling subtext and anything resembling genuine suspense, The Beginning is little more than just another hackneyed rehash of increasingly diminishing returns. 1.5/5 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 28, 2006 +1542 This is just the kind of film that gives horror movies a bad name and leads people to lump them all together as crap. rotten Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight October 28, 2006 +1542 Oppressive, mean-spirited and sadistic, The Beginning is an unsavoury exercise in cruelty and pain that one hopes will also be the end. rotten Chris Tilly 1 Time Out October 28, 2006 +1542 It literally made me weep to see how hard and cold we've become as a society, that this could be considered entertainment. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 28, 2006 +1542 Maybe this should have been titled Night of the Living Brain Dead -- that describes the victims, describes the killers, and describes the bankrupt talents behind the butchered hack job that is this movie. 1/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com October 28, 2006 +1542 Attention sadists: Demand more from your gorefests than this pro forma return to the well. Has mass murder ever been this dull? 0/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 18, 2006 +1542 Buzz kill. D rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 16, 2006 +1542 commits the crime of being totally and utterly tiresome. 1.5/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com October 15, 2006 +1542 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning relies on made-you-jump shocks and more fake entrails than a Jaycees haunted house. D rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club October 13, 2006 +1542 It's hard to concentrate on normal points of movie criticism when you're trying to keep your lunch down. 2.5/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies October 13, 2006 +1542 Revels in human ugliness. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 13, 2006 +1542 Tries to justify its ugly sadism through some very black comedy and a revival of the Vietnam-era cultural politics of the original: The cannibal family represents an establishment that turns young people into not just cannon fodder but literal fodder. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) October 13, 2006 +1542 A better-than-average horror release in terms of blood and general intensity, but still a pale shadow of its blasting-out-of-the-gate predecessor. 7/10 fresh Brian Juergens 0 Freeze Dried Movies October 12, 2006 +1542 There's a good bit of gore, bad plumbing and standard psychotic bad housekeeping, but not much more. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 11, 2006 +1542 The new Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie is so desperate to create some indelible horror imagery that it forgets everything else that's required of a standard big screen movie macabre. 1/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 DVD Verdict October 11, 2006 +1542 If you're the kind of horror fan who likes your gore to be chased down with something more-like, say, wit, suspense or genuine fear-this picture has little to offer. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International October 9, 2006 +1542 "For me, it was worthwhile just to hear R. Lee Ermey call one of his victims ""Dumplin.'" 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 9, 2006 +1542 You know a trend has crested and collapsed by the time Michael Bay gets a hold of it. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters October 9, 2006 +1542 The story's been played out so many times. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 9, 2006 +1542 All you need to know about the character is he's really crazy and carries a chain saw. And he's got an even crazier uncle who all but steals the film. 2/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 9, 2006 +1542 Liebesman's woefully rancid and riddled prequel of the same name is basically a horrendously harried yet uneventful hollow shell of its former bloodied self. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye October 9, 2006 +1542 If you are into extremes this ultra-violent blood feast is probably just your ticket. 2.5/5 rotten Pete Hammond 0 Maxim October 9, 2006 +1542 Most slasher sequels are just lame retreads; this is a retread, but it's well shot and acted, even when the onscreen logic is odd. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 LYTRules.com October 7, 2006 +1542 A top-notch grindhouse flick perfect for the Halloween season. It's also the best this series has seen in twenty years. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 7, 2006 +1542 Ermey again easily steals the show as the redneck 'sheriff' from hell. 5/10 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com October 6, 2006 +1542 Rest assured you've seen it all before. 1.5/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide October 6, 2006 +1542 R. Lee Ermey's performance at the patriarch is impressively nutso. In every other respect, though, this is a redundant and deeply unpleasant movie. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 6, 2006 +1542 It's as remorseless and disheartening as any of the others, more gory and less scary. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 6, 2006 +1542 No character, no commentary. Just slice-and-dice, pare-and-scare, scream-and-run and fall-and-die. 1/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 6, 2006 +1542 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning misses everything that made the first one eat into your spine like meningitis. 1.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post October 6, 2006 +1542 Apart from reviving the original Massacre's pervasive sense of Nixon-era malaise, it doesn't offer much in the way of satisfying origins. 2.5/5 rotten Sam Adams 1 Los Angeles Times October 6, 2006 +1542 Ever gone into a movie knowing exactly what's going to happen and still been scared by it? Yeah, me neither. D rotten Alex Markerson 0 E! Online October 6, 2006 +1542 If watching people having their faces cut off, getting their legs amputated and having their throats tenderly slit is your idea of a horrific good time, you'll certainly get your money's worth here. 1/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 6, 2006 +1542 We may not have seen the end of this nascent franchise, but the beginning leaves depressingly little hope for improvement. D rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 6, 2006 +1542 The most disturbing notion that lingers in the mind of anyone who'll see Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning is that the franchise may have even more to offer. 2.5/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 6, 2006 +1542 There is truly nothing to enjoy about Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, from its disappointingly unoriginal opening to the absurdly violent, equally disappointing cop-out ending. 0.5/5 rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies October 6, 2006 +1542 While I wouldn't call it a terrible entry in the series, The Beginning is just a bit too dry, obvious and familiar to generate much enthusiasm. 2.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 Cinematical October 6, 2006 +1542 Is this the 'Beginning' of the end for this franchise? rotten Staci Layne 0 Horror.com October 6, 2006 +1542 There are only so many ways hapless teens can get brutally slaughtered, after all 2.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat October 6, 2006 +1542 Given that this is a prequel...there's no suspense, only ninety minutes of lip-smacking sadism. This is entertainment? F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 6, 2006 +1542 The idea of more kids getting lost in the hidden interstates of Texas, lining up for the slaughter is, frankly, fairly boring. I mean, come on...even Police Academy went to Miami Beach for their fifth film. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com October 6, 2006 +1542 It's wearisome and dull, offering plenty of gore but no brains to back it up. D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 6, 2006 +1542 Ours is not to question why; ours is but to watch 'em die. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews October 6, 2006 +1542 Why do people climbing into an empty car after being chased around by a psycho killer never check the backseat? rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 5, 2006 +1542 As a prequel to a gruesome horror movie, this one does the family name proud. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian October 5, 2006 +1542 Incredibly fun to see with an audience and the best installment since the original. 8/10 fresh Paul Salfen 0 Supercala.com October 5, 2006 +1542 Liebesman knows how to make us cringe whether it is the most graphic of violence, or those spine-tingling moments where we are painfully waiting for something to jump out of the closet at us, or emerge from the darkness with a CHAINSAW. 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com October 5, 2006 +1542 ...the same time our government debates torture...our movie industry produces another heinous horror flick that centers on the cruel and unusual punishment of captive humans. 0/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) October 5, 2006 +1542 Though The Beginning offers few psychological insights into Leatherface's behavior, it does give bloodthirsty fans the chance to witness the mask's grisly creation. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety October 5, 2006 +1542 "When the Dawn of the Dead remake features a better chainsaw kill than your film with the words ""chainsaw"" and ""massacre"" in the title you know you've made a stinker." 3/10 rotten Devin Faraci 0 CHUD October 5, 2006 +1542 [Brewster's] just not feisty enough. There's no there there -- and you want a little sass in your horror movie babes, right? rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press October 5, 2006 +1542 The idea of a horror prequel is annoying [and] unlike Hostel or Wolf Creek, TCM:B is rank and depressing. D rotten Gregory Kirschling 1 Entertainment Weekly October 4, 2006 +1542 "Reducing the iconic brute to a victim of childhood neglect and abuse? That's not, as The Beginning's tagline boasts, ""The Birth of Fear."" It's the death of it." 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine October 4, 2006 +1542 A mostly boring affair with no real scares or shocks ... the previous film, as bad as that was, was better than this. 3/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 3, 2006 +1542 The whole fear-of-obese-hillbillies device is starting to smell as stale as Leatherface's playroom. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter September 25, 2006 +1542 1/4 rotten Rocco B. Colella 1 Boston Globe November 24, 2011 +1542 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1542 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1542 1/5 rotten Robert Hanks 0 Independent (UK) October 28, 2006 +1542 C+ rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com October 6, 2006 +1545 The Soloist is an absorbing, illuminating film which is dramatically engaging, keeps it real, in a psychiatric sense, and is never patronising. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 29, 2018 +1545 Aside from putting flesh on the bones of characters, there are ways in which a movie can surpass a book. In this case it's through the power of music-both aural and visual. fresh Brian D. Johnson 0 Maclean's Magazine January 2, 2018 +1545 It's an amazing story. A fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 12, 2017 +1545 The subject matter is a little too easy to overdo for that, but it is pretty good, thanks to a pair of fine performances from its leads and a director who understands understatement. And sometimes those can be as rare to find as a genuine musical prodigy. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net April 1, 2011 +1545 The Soloist never completely transcends that Hollywood formula feel, but it has enough transcendent moments to make it worth recommending. fresh Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife January 26, 2011 +1545 There's no crescendo in Joe Wright's drama. 3.5 fresh Don Groves 0 sbs.com.au December 29, 2010 +1545 Develops the feel-good plot in true newspaper style: a few heart tugs followed by a punch in the face. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express May 6, 2010 +1545 The music's as troubled as the subject matter 2/5 rotten 0 JWR December 31, 2009 +1545 "The Soloist"" is not a film in which you anticipate Robert Downey Jr. will be twice doused in urine. Such are the territorial markings of Joe Wright, whose directorial quirks undermine moving moments and committed performances in this musical biopic." 2.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 Suite101.com October 26, 2009 +1545 The two actors work beautifully together, playing characters who are angry and frustrated in their different ways, and sentimentality is kept firmly at bay. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) October 15, 2009 +1545 Intelligent and uncompromising, with knock-out performances from Downey Jr. and Foxx. 4/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine September 25, 2009 +1545 A deliriously imperfect film - and all the better for it. 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out September 25, 2009 +1545 The Soloist brings to life its story with genuine compassion, neatly avoiding many of the traps that afflict Hollywood films about mental illness. And Jamie Foxx's transformation will simply astound. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 Film4 September 25, 2009 +1545 Ultimately, the reason that The Soloist fails is because the writer and the director have been bamboozled by the seriousness of the subject matter. 2/5 rotten Toby Young 0 Times (UK) September 25, 2009 +1545 A handsomely made but tonally uncertain film; it's unsure whether to be an old-fashioned inspirational heartwarmer, or a paranoid prose-poem about ruined lives on the city's dangerous margins. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian September 25, 2009 +1545 The Soloist has its imperfections, but its ambition trumps them. 4/5 fresh David Gritten 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 25, 2009 +1545 Wright's major mistake is the flashback to Nathaniel's background. Mundane, TV movie simplistic and, ironically, very middle-class patronising, it causes the film's trajectory to go limp. rotten Lorien Haynes 0 Little White Lies September 25, 2009 +1545 The Soloist isn't the cringe-worthy Rain Man rip-off it might have been, but that's the only surprise this film has to offer. If it were a piece of music, it would be the kind you hear in a lift when you're stuck between floors... 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy September 25, 2009 +1545 Thankfully, there's no contrived Hollywood ending but you can't help thinking this is more a three-minute wonder than a dramatic symphony. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema September 25, 2009 +1545 Thanks to heavy-handed treatment, this true story ultimately feels like a work of mannered fiction. 2/5 rotten Tony Horkins 0 Total Film September 25, 2009 +1545 Foxx is an Oscar-winner thanks to his uncanny impersonation of Ray Charles in Ray, but he plays Ayers as a multitude of tics and non sequiturs. He is hampered by Susannah Grant's muddled screenplay. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) September 25, 2009 +1545 This veers a little too haphazardly between being a message movie and one of those films about an unlikely friendship. In the end, it fails to work as either. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) September 25, 2009 +1545 The Soloist is a moving and well-made film, but you just can't help feeling it is a little too contrived and simplistic. fresh Mark Adams 0 Sunday Mirror (UK) September 25, 2009 +1545 Joe Wright, who did a brilliant job with Atonement, powerfully reveals the terrible treatment of America's homeless community. 3/5 fresh 0 The Sun (UK) September 25, 2009 +1545 The revelation of poverty, squalor and mental illness in LA's underclass is horrific. But the film suffers from uncertainty of tone. 3/5 fresh Martin Hoyle 0 Financial Times September 25, 2009 +1545 Its oddness is chastening: what's ostensibly a triumph-of-the-spirit number doesn't make you feel very triumphant after all. 2/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) September 25, 2009 +1545 A thought-provoking portrayal of homelessness and an interesting tale of one man struggling to help another. 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Metro (UK) September 25, 2009 +1545 A genuinely moving story is wrung dry by filmmaking that strains to punch every emotional plot point. Solid performances and some edgy insight can't quite rescue it, although the extraordinary true events retain real power. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 25, 2009 +1545 The film doesn't just shout 'vote for me' it screams it so loudly and desperately it practically drowns out Robert Downey Jnr's decent performance and the film's saving grace. 3/5 rotten Grant Lauchlan 0 Daily Record (UK) September 25, 2009 +1545 It takes admirable steps to avoid the sentimental pitfalls that tend to accompany all such redemptive Hollywood tales, but it still leaves you with a weird aftertaste. rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman September 25, 2009 +1545 Disappointing, over-long and over-directed Oscar-bait drama that's further hampered by a trying-too-hard performance from Jamie Foxx, though the always-excellent Robert Downey Jr. ensures that it remains just about watchable. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon September 24, 2009 +1545 When [Catherine] Keener's Mary Weston suggests that Lopez may be exploiting Ayers, it is tempting to wonder how the filmmakers would react to the same accusation. rotten Felix Gonzalez 0 DVD Review September 11, 2009 +1545 click to read the full review 2.5/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses September 9, 2009 +1545 Despite being almost exclusively tailored to pluck at our emotional strings, The Soloist is an oddly uninvolving experience. 2.5/5 rotten Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex September 8, 2009 +1545 There's something about The Soloist's aura of religiosity that seems simplistic. An unsatisfying, jarring note, in this otherwise hopeful, triumphant story. rotten Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National September 3, 2009 +1545 What's altogether surprising is its refusal to romanticise either of its troubled or flawed central characters. 3/5 fresh Paul Kalina 0 The Age (Australia) September 3, 2009 +1545 There are fabulous performances from both Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey Jr, it's just that the power of the story of these two men gets lost in the mix. 3/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) September 2, 2009 +1545 Somewhere in here, there is a simple, powerful story. If only Wright and Grant had been able to find it. 3/5 fresh Rod Yates 0 Empire Magazine Australasia September 1, 2009 +1545 The title is a lie--this really a tandem act, unthinkable without either of its two central parts. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com August 31, 2009 +1545 Its power may owe more to Beethoven and Bach than the skills of the filmmakers, but it can be recommended to all who like a strange and moving story. 3/5 fresh Evan Williams 0 The Australian August 30, 2009 +1545 Robert Downey Jr. and Jamie Foxx are highly convincing. Problem is, the film lets them down. It is not as powerful or moving as it could -- and should -- have been. 3/5 fresh Colin Newton 0 Courier Mail (Australia) August 30, 2009 +1545 This film isn't as much about homelessness as about helplessness - and how some people are able not necessarily to overcome it, but to manage it. And how people like Steve Lopez, unintentionally help themselves when they try to help others. That's a great fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile August 28, 2009 +1545 As a film, even in the hands of Atonement director Joe Wright and with talents such as the amazing Downey Jnr, Foxx and Keener, our emotional experience is strangely muted fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile August 28, 2009 +1545 Get me rewrite rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 25, 2009 +1545 Inspired by the touching book -- by Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez -- Downey, Foxx and Wright make appealing, if just short of beautiful, music. 3/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 14, 2009 +1545 While I admire filmmakers who navigate material like this without sentimentality, this film stands back just a bit too much and leaves us feeling like distant observers. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide August 13, 2009 +1545 [This] bromantic drama...becomes as frustratedly impotent as Lopez feels, and as chokingly symbolic as Ayers looks with an Uncle Sam top hat on his head and an American flag in his shopping cart. [Blu-ray] 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 2, 2009 +1545 Fine as a series of columns in the Los Angeles Times but a misfit as a movie. 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 29, 2009 +1545 ...tour-de-force performances from Foxx and Downey, but they cannot make up for a story that it is largely commonplace. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis July 25, 2009 +1545 In the hands of a director more suited to the material The Soloist might have been a deeply moving experience. Here, we know something important is being played out before us, and there are times when it hits home with force. But in their exercise of dram rotten Jonathan F. Richards 1 Film.com June 13, 2009 +1545 While flawed, The Soloist pulls at your heart. Some might argue the flick is too political, but in these dire economic times it is refreshing to not see glamour and fantasy. B fresh Clay Cane 0 BET.com June 10, 2009 +1545 If the movie is trying to help us understand what schizophrenia is, it fails in the attempt. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope May 17, 2009 +1545 Too many notes. rotten Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times May 15, 2009 +1545 Works enough within its own rules, its own container, but blunts its own real-world impact along the way. 6/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies May 14, 2009 +1545 A bit out of tune. 2.5/4 rotten Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times May 9, 2009 +1545 The Soloist illustrates Nathaniel's internal life -- his music and his madness -- in reductive, sensational imagery. 5/10 fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters May 7, 2009 +1545 A neat summation of how liberal thinking boils down to one symbol -- a soiled, tattered American flag, emblem of our supposed national shame -- and one phrase: 'Force him.' 2/4 rotten Kyle Smith 0 KyleSmithOnline.com May 5, 2009 +1545 This film would have made a terrific short. Director Joe Wright [Atonement] was given the impossible task of making something bigger than it needed to be. C+ rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) May 1, 2009 +1545 Just because The Soloist is about a homeless person doesn't mean it should have pedestrian direction. But it does -- pedestrian and clodhopping. 2.0/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net May 1, 2009 +1545 It feels like a puzzle with some significant pieces missing. C rotten Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club May 1, 2009 +1545 It is a symphony of emotional release, the weight and majesty of life's miseries and joys all on vibrant display. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com April 30, 2009 +1545 For a movie that's about compassion and understanding, it makes for a shockingly indifferent experience. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 29, 2009 +1545 There's a lot the movie gets right, but fails completely when it tries, cinematically, to depict what schizophrenia is like 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 The Trend April 29, 2009 +1545 After finally seeing the film, there's no longer much mystery as to why the studio pulled it from awards season. 3/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 29, 2009 +1545 Although ambitious in its lyrical presentation, filmmaker Joe Wright's The Soloist plays a stale tune of cliched melancholy musical chairs. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye April 29, 2009 +1545 Just as director Joe Wright conveyed the multiplicity of emotion at the Dunkirk beachhead in Atonement, he conducts his version of downtown L.A. with a maestro's baton. 8/10 fresh Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online April 29, 2009 +1545 A well-acted, finely crafted movie that has everything going for it... except a reason to exist. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly April 29, 2009 +1545 The story surely is interesting, but in this form, not terribly enlightening. 6/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 28, 2009 +1545 Downey and Foxx are the top of their acting game - and so is Keener. 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com April 28, 2009 +1545 A colorful portrayal of friendship, the transformative power of music and an examination of Los Angeles homelessness that entertains as well as it informs. 3/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World April 27, 2009 +1545 Has its moments, but too heavy-handed and predictable. 2.5/5 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com April 27, 2009 +1545 Tthis is a maudlin, stereotypical story that never moved at all. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies April 27, 2009 +1545 The film's biggest problem lies really in its pacing. Every time the plot takes an interesting turn or moves forward, it's stalled by one musical montage after another. rotten Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies April 27, 2009 +1545 Great acting by Keener, Downey, and Foxx but far too long and too many ECUs. More Keener would have helped. She's something special. 5/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com April 26, 2009 +1545 There are moments when Downey verbalizes a simple line of dialogue that becomes so profound through his magic of subtle emotion we're transformed. 3.5/4 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com April 26, 2009 +1545 Although Jamie Foxx's performance in 'The Soloist' is worth the ticket price, the film fails to leave audiences with a satisfying ending. 2/4 rotten Wilson Morales 0 BlackFilm.com April 25, 2009 +1545 I liked The Soloist more than most disease/triumph over adversity movies. It's more believable, more sincere and just more interesting than most. I just can't get over the feeling of filmmakers patting themselves on the back... fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine April 25, 2009 +1545 Blessed with superb performances by Robert Downey Jr. and Jamie Foxx, 'The Soloist' deserves consideration during this year's awards season. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews April 25, 2009 +1545 We expect beautiful music from The Soloist, but we suffer through some blaring false notes along the way. 2.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 April 24, 2009 +1545 "[Some will] wonder how I could bash a story so ""touching,"" so ""humane,"" so ""heartwarming."" One word: manipulation." 2.5/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald April 24, 2009 +1545 I wish The Soloist had done more than pay lip service to this subject, but the traces of what might have been are still resonant. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor April 24, 2009 +1545 In general, I hate these kinds of movies. I find them tedious, boring, pretentious and long-winded. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures April 24, 2009 +1545 It's a safe, inspirational film, but it's an exceedingly well crafted one. 8.5/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium April 24, 2009 +1545 The writer, Susannah Grant, director Joe Wright, and especially the two superb leading actors all give the film life and humanity. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 0 Movie City News April 24, 2009 +1545 Falls into the easy traps of traditional melodrama. 2.7 rotten Jette Kernion 0 Cinematical April 24, 2009 +1545 In spite of its strong performances and glossy production, The Soloist plays a tune youve heard too many times. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune April 24, 2009 +1545 A failed and problematic Oscar hopeful being dumped in theaters a week before the start of Hollywood's summer season. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post April 24, 2009 +1545 The movie still entertains -- thanks to Downey's staccato rhythms and Foxx's secret melodies. But it remains flawed. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger April 24, 2009 +1545 "Backed by his newfound A-list stardom, Downey brings to the project a wry swagger -- crucial in an essentially reactive role. I wish, though, that ""The Soloist"" hadn't spent so much time dealing with Lopez's crises of conscience and career, even as they r" 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune April 24, 2009 +1545 The Soloist is not only a great movie experience, it's one of those rare films that might leave you a better person than when you went in. 3.5/4 fresh Sharon Hoffmann 0 Kansas City Star April 24, 2009 +1545 When they're on-screen together, it's better than electrifying -- it's rhapsodic. 3/5 fresh Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies April 24, 2009 +1545 It took guts. And I suspect there's no sense in making a cautious film about Nathaniel Ayers. 2.5/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle April 24, 2009 +1545 It's a journey full of good intentions, but also some dubious decisions. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 24, 2009 +1545 You can't help but feel a connection to Downey and Foxx and, to a lesser degree, a rooting interest in the story. B- fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian April 24, 2009 +1545 Ironically, it's Foxx's gift for mimicry--the same skill that made him a perfect Ray Charles--that defeats him here. 2/5 rotten Ethan Alter 0 Giant Magazine April 24, 2009 +1545 Mr. Wright and his colleagues have made a movie with a spaciousness of its own, a brave willingness to explore such mysteries of the mind and heart as the torture that madness can inflict, and the rapture that music can confer. Bravo to all concerned. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal April 24, 2009 +1545 Downey, Foxx and director Joe Wright ultimately pierce the more artificial elements to deliver an unusually perceptive film. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee April 24, 2009 +1545 In the end, The Soloist is about how unknowable other people really are -- an idea that's terrifying until you step back and see the wonder of it. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com April 24, 2009 +1545 The Soloist foregoes easy solutions, and even more importantly, it foregoes any easy sense of friendship. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News April 24, 2009 +1545 Perceptive [and] deeply engaging. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post April 24, 2009 +1545 While the film is unable to resolve its central subject, its background portrayal of the ongoing dissolution of the newspaper industry -- captured in a few fleeting images of layoffs and downsizing -- is vividly realized. B- fresh Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News April 24, 2009 +1545 For all its sensitivity to the horrors of mental illness, The Soloist ends up as a fairly canned piece of work. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 24, 2009 +1545 A deeply empathetic exploration of mental illness and a winning showcase for the talents of its two stars, Robert Downey Jr. and Jamie Foxx. fresh Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine April 24, 2009 +1545 This poignant true story is worthwhile but oddly unsatisfying. 3/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Hollywood.com April 24, 2009 +1545 The Soloist is at its best when it lets mysteries such as the power of music remain mysterious and at its worst when it tries to explain them. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 24, 2009 +1545 "Downey is taking his ""greatest actor of his generation"" tag too seriously." rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com April 24, 2009 +1545 Memorable, sometimes gritty drama about music, friendship. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media April 24, 2009 +1545 A movie about an improbable friendship set against the backdrop of urban and cultural decay, The Soloist strives for deep meaning and settles for gritty reality. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star April 24, 2009 +1545 While the narrative occasionally falters, The Soloist wisely avoids the pitfalls of the inspirational biopic by not tidily sewing things up. Instead, it presents a moving tribute to friendship and the power of music. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today April 24, 2009 +1545 Hollywood loves the heroics of good intentions, but this is that rare movie that is just as interested in the road to hell. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post April 24, 2009 +1545 ...an interesting, if somewhat confused, look at mental illness. 2.5/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 24, 2009 +1545 The Soloist is all artifice. It should have stayed true to the art involved. 2/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters April 24, 2009 +1545 The movie, through the works of Beethoven, displays the power and passion of music. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) April 24, 2009 +1545 Parental Content Review rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! April 24, 2009 +1545 The Soloist is great in the visual, sound and acting department but fails to tell a story that grabs your attention. 3/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews April 24, 2009 +1545 Downey's performance is always enthralling, fascinating, and utterly present. But the inconsistency of the rest of the film makes him more of a soloist than intended. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet April 24, 2009 +1545 It's a film that deftly, intelligently avoids all the typical Oscar-mongering guck, sidestepping all the predictable elements at nearly every turn. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid April 24, 2009 +1545 The film is imperfect, periodically if unsurprisingly sentimental, overly tidy and often very moving. 3/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times April 24, 2009 +1545 If the symbolism is a bit heavy-handed at times, it is also intensely elevating. 8/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 Colorado Springs Gazette April 24, 2009 +1545 If the film is smarter and more ambitious than I expected, it is also less involving: a meandering, digressive plea for a social conscience that never finds a rhythm or a pulse. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather April 24, 2009 +1545 It's true that Lopez can't cure what ails Ayers--but it sure seems like Grant and Wright have the answer for what ails us. 1.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central April 23, 2009 +1545 The Soloist is like its two protagonists: It's a little messy and beaten up in spots, but ultimately it's decent and dignified. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 1 MSN Movies April 23, 2009 +1545 One false move here or there and it would have come off as sappy or contrived, but no -- it works. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 23, 2009 +1545 The spine of the story has been entrusted to Robert Downey Jr. and Jamie Foxx, who make all their moments in The Soloist count. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer April 23, 2009 +1545 In the end, The Soloist isn't about BIG MOMENTS, it's about the grace notes, the kind that stay with you. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone April 23, 2009 +1545 Good performances save this from being a lame hagiography. Just. B- fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online April 23, 2009 +1545 An emotionally tone deaf and, typical of the director, gimmick-laden and aggressively polished adaptation. 1.5/4 rotten Ryan Stewart 0 Slant Magazine April 23, 2009 +1545 A workaholic roused to life by his contact with an extraordinary person. Music healing all ills. The rehabilitation of an impaired genius. The only reason any of this is barely watchable is because of the stars. 2/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News April 23, 2009 +1545 ...a well-acted film that doesn't go particularly anywhere, a film with strong production values whose director appears to lack confidence of vision. It's both overworked and underdone. C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 23, 2009 +1545 The result feels manipulative and superficial. 2/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel April 23, 2009 +1545 The Soloist is pitch-perfect, a sensitive rendering of challenging social and emotional themes. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune April 23, 2009 +1545 Tough-minded yet often touching, The Soloist works precisely because it doesn't go where we think it's going to go. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times April 23, 2009 +1545 Director Joe Wright may not always be able to resist self-indulgence, but credit the filmmaker for tending to the story with a pace and tone that meld commerciality with an art-house mentality. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com April 23, 2009 +1545 Mawkish, manipulative, bombastic tearjerker [that] seems more about making a statement than translating the story into affecting drama. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 23, 2009 +1545 both leads are at the top of their game in a story that normally brings out the worst in actors of this caliber 3/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com April 23, 2009 +1545 The movie, for all its flaws, reminds us that everyone is worth catching, but it's the actors who best embody that message. They go the full human being. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe April 23, 2009 +1545 The tone of The Soloist is wildly uneven. Though unsparing and unsentimental when framing the principals, Wright is hyperbolic when depicting the agitation of the mentally ill and the soothing rapture of music. 2.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 23, 2009 +1545 It's not A Beautiful Mind, and there are some missteps here. But it's an unusually honest movie about homelessness and about newspapers. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News April 23, 2009 +1545 Strangely, the inspirational power of The Soloist lies not in its music but in the heart and soul of its intriguing characters. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald April 23, 2009 +1545 The movie avoids most of the pitfalls: Its epiphanies are small ones, but with the gleam of truth. 3/4 fresh Sarah Bryan 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 23, 2009 +1545 In the end, The Soloist can take a bow for its effort but shouldn't be expecting any encores. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle April 23, 2009 +1545 As Ayers, a Juilliard-trained cellist reduced to homelessness, Foxx turns The Soloist from a mildly effective inspirational tale into an aggressive awards-season advertisement. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday April 23, 2009 +1545 The Soloist has all the elements of an uplifting drama, except for the uplift. The story is compelling, the actors are in place, but I was never sure what the filmmakers wanted me to feel about it. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 23, 2009 +1545 A deeply spiritual movie about the moral complexities of helping another person, opening one's heart, feeling the pain of another, and letting go of the need to fix that person but instead to simply be present in love. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice April 23, 2009 +1545 The movie's final attempts at tugging at the viewer's heartstrings ultimately fall flat, and it's consequently impossible to label The Soloist as anything other than a well-intentioned misfire. 4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews April 23, 2009 +1545 Early on, [Downey Jr.] remarks that his goal is to understand how and why a person can go from Juilliard to the streets. If only The Soloist had the same intent. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com April 23, 2009 +1545 Together Foxx and Downey are affecting and, ultimately, so is The Soloist. It is an imperfect film, to be sure. But it kept me engaged, when it wasn't frustrating me. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine April 23, 2009 +1545 The studio would like to sell a candied inspirational story, but director Joe Wright avoids the sugared path at all turns, producing a stunning, transcendent celluloid event. A fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com April 23, 2009 +1545 Uneven but affecting. fresh Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix April 23, 2009 +1545 This film version takes a somewhat romanticized view of both journalism and skid row yet is nevertheless a compassionate and compelling look at mental illness. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter April 23, 2009 +1545 American Idol meets Brother From Another Planet and Beethoven for dummies. What's missing is any recognition of the impact of poverty and racism on homelessness and mental illness, or why any of it exists in supposedly the most prosperous nation on earth. rotten Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze April 22, 2009 +1545 A pitchy affair that ultimately misses its mark. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly April 22, 2009 +1545 Credit 'The Soloist' for avoiding sappiness while treating us to parts of Ludwig B's masterworks. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve April 22, 2009 +1545 These characters are much more interesting on paper than they prove to be when fleshed out over the course of the picture. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 Critic's Notebook April 22, 2009 +1545 Wright has Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey Jr., both outstanding. Their performances make up for the meandering plot and occasional missteps; neither actor is ever anything less than compelling, giving The Soloist an emotional heft it might not have enjoyed. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic April 22, 2009 +1545 A film of enormous integrity, it's exquisitely acted, beautifully written, sensitively filmed and filled with memorable moments. 1 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate April 22, 2009 +1545 Both actors deliver award worthy performances and I hope their work here is remembered at the end of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review April 22, 2009 +1545 The tears it elicits are earned. But there's an element of fantastic fate that's discordant. Foxx is playing a miracle; Downey, a lapsed believer. Both are capable of more. 3/6 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 0 Time Out Chicago April 22, 2009 +1545 It's marvelous work all around, especially by Foxx and Downey. Their duet makes The Soloist sing. 5/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel April 22, 2009 +1545 Foxx is definitely putting in the effort; The Soloist, however, is settling for something much less. 2.5/5 rotten Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend April 22, 2009 +1545 A duet, with two master performers collaborating in absorbing harmony. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star April 22, 2009 +1545 The Soloist takes all those innately engaging details and turns them into what is essentially a made-for-Lifetime movie, albeit one populated by Oscar winners and nominees. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press April 22, 2009 +1545 An artistic failure from conception, it's British director Joe 'Steadicam' Wright's torrent of self-righteousness equal to the frequently referenced Hurricane Katrina. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press April 22, 2009 +1545 [A] keening elegy for us, for our society, for how we have utterly failed the most helpless of our own... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 22, 2009 +1545 Foxx and Downey's disciplined duet come close to redeeming The Soloist from its visual excesses. rotten Ella Taylor 1 Village Voice April 22, 2009 +1545 The Soloist is a moving, inspirational story told in a straightforward style, refreshingly devoid of sentimentality. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer April 22, 2009 +1545 Mr Downey and Mr. Foxx both turn in Oscar-worthy performances in their very strenuous and detail-drenched roles. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer April 22, 2009 +1545 "Two great performers lose out because ""The Soloist"" has the potential to be better than the directed product." 2/5 rotten Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum April 22, 2009 +1545 [Attempts to] manipulate the audience's emotions and get them to feel something doesn't work, because it comes across as preachy rather than emotional and moving. 6/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net April 21, 2009 +1545 I don't know if Beethoven and a sympathetic newspaper reporter can redeem a messy American city, but this movie makes a plausible case for so fervent a dream. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker April 20, 2009 +1545 As a study of two apparently dissimilar men trying to find their way in the world, The Soloist works fairly well. fresh John Hazelton 0 Screen International April 20, 2009 +1545 The movie is a noble enterprise, and Downey is stupendous as usual, but Joe Wright's direction is too slick to elicit much feeling. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture April 20, 2009 +1545 Jamie Foxx does a magnificent job in his most challenging outing since Ray. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze April 19, 2009 +1545 Heartfelt performances from Robert Downey Jr. and Jamie Foxx can't counteract a lack of narrative focus that prevents the film from taking hold. C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 17, 2009 +1545 Neither rarefied art film nor widely accessible inspirational drama, The Soloist falls between the cracks both creatively and commercially. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety April 17, 2009 +1545 Brit Joe Wright is the wrong director for this film, which is part factual tale of journalist Lopez, part chronicle of the homeless, part intimate friendship between sensitive reporter and schizoid genius, but not satisfying on any level C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 16, 2009 +1545 It's all a bit shapeless, yet made with sincerity and taste, and the two actors seize your sympathy. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly April 15, 2009 +1545 3/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1545 2/5 rotten 0 Irish Times September 25, 2009 +1545 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 24, 2009 +1545 3/4 fresh 0 National Post April 24, 2009 +1545 C- rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 24, 2009 +1545 3/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review April 24, 2009 +1545 C+ rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald April 24, 2009 +1545 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com April 24, 2009 +1545 8/10 fresh Paul Gallagher 0 Future Movies UK April 24, 2009 +1545 3.5/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy April 24, 2009 +1547 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 31, 2005 +1547 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1549 Truffaut imbues the movie with the irrepressible energy and optimism of youth. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm October 29, 2015 +1549 Childhood's frustrations for Truffaut are never far from its lilting delights fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion July 31, 2015 +1549 Francois Truffaut's debut film not only galvanized the Nouvelle Vague movement of French cinema, but he also generated a personal filmic idiom that he would elaborate on for the rest of his career. A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 28, 2014 +1549 A rich and fascinating look at youth and its fleeting joys... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 21, 2014 +1549 Truffaut's ode to his childhood is an engrossing watch that is alluring in its simplicity and brilliant in its direction. It flows nicely at its own pace, never allowing melodrama to ruin its realistic and voyeuristic atmosphere. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1549 Truffaut brought a fresh and piercingly honest portrayal of troubled youth to the screen. In many ways, Antonie Doinel is not only the cinematic embodiment of Truffaut, but also the French New Wave as a whole. 9 fresh Radheyan Simonpillai 0 AskMen.com June 7, 2010 +1549 Truffault's masterpiece. Timeless and true, heartbreakingly sad. 9 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide August 25, 2009 +1549 It's a cornerstone of the French New Wave, and one of the greatest movies about childhood, from anywhere, ever. 5/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) April 17, 2009 +1549 Henri Decae's black and white photography helped Truffaut enormously but what the director himself provides is a sense that though there is no easy answer to the problems of growing up, there is a hope that will never be wholly denied. 5/5 fresh 0 London Evening Standard April 17, 2009 +1549 Vibrant, visually exciting and emotionally resonant. 5/5 fresh Nick Dawson 0 Empire Magazine April 9, 2009 +1549 One of the first glistening droplets of the French New Wave. 5/6 fresh Nina Caplan 1 Time Out April 9, 2009 +1549 It's streetwise stuff, shot in a vigorous on-the-hoof style, but also full of joy, both in its blissfully comic moments and in Doinel's telling passion for moviegoing. 5/5 fresh Kevin Harley 0 Total Film April 9, 2009 +1549 Alive with the joy of filmmaking for its own sake. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 7, 2009 +1549 An enduring masterpiece...Truffaut's autobiographical fiction shows an admirable equanimity by depicting the highs and lows of boyhood. [Blu-ray] 4/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews March 22, 2009 +1549 This should be required viewing for today's droves of would-be memoirsts in film or any other medium, and otherwise is simply a must for anybody who likes great movies. 5/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1549 Seems forever young. 4/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune February 1, 2008 +1549 Forget my curmudgeonly attitude and see it -- again, or for the first time -- for yourself. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com September 27, 2007 +1549 A remarkable confluence of talents are at work here. fresh Nick Pinkerton 1 Village Voice September 27, 2007 +1549 Distinguished by its intensity of feeling and freewheeling use of the wide-screen frame, the film ranks among Truffaut's best. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader July 9, 2007 +1549 An engaging, moving film. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety July 9, 2007 +1549 it informs everything we know today about watching movies. 5/5 fresh Keith Breese 0 Filmcritic.com April 15, 2006 +1549 Still one of the cinema's most perceptive forays into childhood. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1549 Truffaut's brilliant debut, one of the seminal works of the New Wave, is a captivating autobiographical chronicle of a troubled youth. 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 18, 2005 +1549 One of the best movies about childhood ever made because it's really a movie for adults. Without sentiment, it looks at the fears, doubts, and anxieties of childhood. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 13, 2005 +1549 A movingly sympathetic and perceptive portrayal about an unwanted rebellious adolescent. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 7, 2005 +1549 This bleak ending, with Antoine turning to stare into the camera, is among the most famous shots in cinema history, and for good reason. 5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1549 A landmark in modern cinema. 4/5 fresh Jason Korsner 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1549 Extraordinary. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1549 ... a bit like Holden Caulfield, except not nearly so eloquent A+ fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews January 1, 2000 +1549 Perhaps Truffaut's most affecting film. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1549 5/5 fresh Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1549 5/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1549 5/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) August 24, 2005 +1549 5/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) March 26, 2005 +1549 5/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) November 4, 2004 +1549 5/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 8, 2004 +1549 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +1549 5/5 fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com February 16, 2004 +1549 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1549 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals August 9, 2003 +1549 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 7, 2003 +1549 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 30, 2002 +1549 5/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 7, 2002 +1549 5/5 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 1, 2002 +1554 Will please its many fans, but plot might confuse kids. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +1554 Scenes with Peter Fonda as a melancholy grandfather -- he couldn't get a cherished engine running in time for his late wife to ride it -- periodically bring the movie screeching to a halt. rotten Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader May 19, 2008 +1554 With clunky bluescreen, spot-a-mile-off matte work and an absolute lack of synergy between real-life and animated action, it all conspires to provide an appropriately amateur sheen. 1/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1554 If all this sounds convoluted, well, it's a toddlers' film and anything goes. rotten Derek Adams 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1554 Please, for the love of God, don't let it be a franchise. Think of the parents. 1/5 rotten Susannah Breslin 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1554 It's very slow, though it does offer a respite from the overactive animation that kids are mostly subjected to. 3/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1554 There's no magic here, only incompetence. 0.5/4 rotten Joe Mader 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1554 ...A strange, brooding story vastly different from its TV ancestor, and it will soon slip indistinctly from the public consciousness and into video stores, which is where it belongs. 3/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1554 An inglorious wreck of a movie. rotten Edward Lawrenson 0 Sight and Sound December 2, 2002 +1554 Kids who loved the TV series will probably love this too. Adults will likely be less enthused. rotten Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1554 A really unnecessary movie, whose purpose is primarily to promote the inevitable home video. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 5, 2002 +1554 If I had been on drugs, I would have laughed hysterically at those silly trains, with only their googly eyes giving them expression. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile February 14, 2001 +1554 The movie is no better than something designed for a direct-to-video release. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1554 An inept assembly of ill-matched plot points. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1554 It's like a lost moment. rotten Tom Keogh 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1554 Meanders in a slow, tiresome way. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1554 Offers a smooth trip. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1554 It is also mildly troubling that the female characters are so passive. 3/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +1554 Tough going in spite of its obvious desire to please. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +1554 The reward for adults will be to watch how completely such rudimentary magic captivates their children. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1554 The story here is disjointed, episodic and obviously lacks a cohesive factor needed to pull everything together into a satisfying whole. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1554 Gosh, this is a good-natured movie. 6 rotten Mike DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1554 The kind of film that they should show kids who have been really bad. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1554 The sloppy storytelling leaves the magic in short supply. 5/10 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1554 Nonsensical, cheesy, saccharine drivel, with all the charm of the source material removed, and the low-tech special effects kept in. 1/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1554 Even Amtrak hasn't seen a derailment this godawful in some time. 0/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1554 Thomas and the Magic [Railroad] is short on charm. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1554 It's sad in the extreme to see a behind-the-scenes cast of thousands, well hundreds, combining in an attempt to turn visual effects and animation into pure, innocent magic, and failing miserably. 2/5 rotten Michael Thomson 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +1554 It's difficult to say which is worse--Allcroft's script or her direction. rotten Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1554 This land of sweetness and light may appeal to many, but to some it is going to seem like living hell. 2/4 rotten Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1554 The sight of Baldwin watering a potted plant while a Christopher Cross-like song glistens around him is at once charming and cruel. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1554 What a pain in the old caboose. 0.5/5 rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1554 A complete and undeniable bore. 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1554 Yet its story moves along with efficiency. 3/4 fresh Mary Kalin-Casey 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1554 Compared with contempo kidpics, the whole thing also looks rather low-tech. rotten Derek Elley 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1554 The studio should have waited until they had a script with over an hour's worth of material in it. 7/10 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1554 You really don't want to be railroaded into seeing it. rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1554 Thomas fans should be pleased. fresh Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1554 This movie could have been a whole lot better. rotten Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript January 1, 2000 +1554 I grew confused, then annoyed and finally just fatigued. rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +1554 Writer, Director, and Producer Britt Allcroft should be run over by a fast-moving locomotive. rotten Susannah Breslin 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1554 Skin-crawlingly awful. rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1554 Witless and inert. rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1554 A cynical, poorly constructed attempt to make parents and kids pay for a lesser version of what they can get free on TV. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +1554 As long as the kids leave the theater twirling and dancing, you've got a magical family experience. fresh Nina Garin 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1554 This film's ideal medium is video. 7/10 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1554 Thomas never gets out of the station. rotten Steven Mazey 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +1554 The complex story is too much to chew for the average preschooler. rotten Valerie Kuklenski 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +1554 It's the strangest collision of lessons I've ever seen in a kid's film: Believe in magic but respect the work ethic. C+ rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1554 Eye-popping wardrobe makes for a tasty visual treat. fresh Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1554 Only very small children are likely to be satisfied. rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1554 Thomas is a train worth catching. fresh Loren King 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1554 Thomas and his movie truly stay on track. fresh John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +1554 Thomas may make you lose your own 'sparkle', so take some Valium if the children insist. rotten Rob Campbell 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +1554 Simply one of the poorest entertainments ever offered up to the world's children. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +1554 Can you say, 'Minimalist animation'? rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1554 Wait for the video. rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1554 I just can't recommend it. D rotten Laura Clifford 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1554 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1554 2/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1554 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly July 26, 2000 +1554 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1554 1/4 rotten Mark A. Perigard 0 Boston Herald January 1, 2000 +1555 The picture isn't as consistently funny as its reputation would suggest, but Marvin is terrific. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing May 21, 2016 +1555 A drunk Lee Marvin on a horse to match makes this comedy western classic. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 23, 2008 +1555 Lee Marvin clearly steals the film in his double role as the good guy/bad guy hired gunman. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 1, 2006 +1555 Clever spoof with great roles for Fonda and Marvin 4/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette August 5, 2005 +1555 Mainly remembered for Marvin's Oscar-winning comedic performance 3/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World March 12, 2004 +1555 Marvin won an Oscar for his dual good guy/bad guy portrayal. 4/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle November 20, 2003 +1555 First-rate western parody. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 1, 2002 +1555 This is neither Fonda's finest role nor a very challenging one - it's a cleavage and one-liner affair - but it's fun and entertaining. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register October 17, 2002 +1555 A wonderful Western spoof. Marvin great in dual role; drags at times, but mostly a hoot. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 22, 2002 +1555 4/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 5, 2005 +1555 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 15, 2005 +1555 4/5 fresh Matt Bailey 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You October 10, 2004 +1555 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 29, 2004 +1555 4/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 7, 2004 +1555 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 3, 2003 +1555 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 18, 2002 +1555 4/5 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide November 13, 2002 +1555 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +1555 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 13, 2002 +1561 Whilst Shaun and Fuzz were content to just throw out gags, this film has more of a message about maturity and the nature of human behaviour. 9/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +1561 Created in the same vein as Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, fans of the trio's work will be happy to find their signature brand of comedy paired with a laugh aloud out-of-this-world story. fresh Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal October 25, 2018 +1561 Either I've been slowly losing my sense of humour over the years - nope, just checked my pockets; still there - or these films been operating to the law of diminishing returns. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator September 4, 2018 +1561 Deals with themes of free will, propaganda, conformity, friendship, aging and responsibility, in a funny and well-crafted package. fresh Pat Padua 0 DCist August 30, 2018 +1561 Like Gary's life, a promising beginning gave way to fun but meaningless chaos. fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 22, 2018 +1561 The result is a sweet, silly and sad film that is the comedy of the summer, a quiet ode to Britishness and the pub, and to the unshakeable notion that nothing will come between a man and his pint. 4/5 fresh Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) March 8, 2018 +1561 ... it isn't trying to be a blockbuster, and yet it out-blockbusters almost everything else this summer... fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Cinesnark October 20, 2017 +1561 Simon Pegg, both as writer and star of the film, understands fully how to inhabit the world of the perennial adolescent, narcissistic to a pathological degree and blind to the damage he wreaks. fresh Neely Swanson 0 Easy Reader (California) September 18, 2017 +1561 Where Shaun Of The Dead was inspired, this is comfortingly repetitive. But hey, isn't that the main attraction of any pub? 3/5 fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) September 5, 2017 +1561 The thing lurches like a drunken bear from scene to scene, looking for the right tone or rhythm to move it into gear. rotten Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 17, 2017 +1561 The World's End is pretty blasted funny and a fine finale to director/cowriter Edgar Wright and star/cowriter Simon Pegg's so-called 'Cornetto Trilogy.' 3/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon July 14, 2016 +1561 It is a more mature piece of work, which seems a peculiar way to label a zippy comedy about drinking beer and outrunning the apocalypse. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire June 19, 2016 +1561 [The World's End] soon turns from this not-quite-nostalgic focus to one more like Pegg and Edgar Wright's first two Cornetto movies, which is to say, a melding of well-known genres in order to spoof them. 6/10 fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters June 14, 2016 +1561 The World's End is not only the season's funniest movie but also its best action thriller, its best addiction drama, and its best movie about the apocalypse. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly June 14, 2016 +1561 "The World's End marks the third part of Pegg and Wright's self-described ""Cornetto trilogy."" It's an appropriate moniker. With this final film they've slowed down a bit, grown up a lot. And saved the richest bite until last." 4/5 fresh Henry Barnes 0 Guardian June 14, 2016 +1561 If you're looking to laugh your butt quite literally off of your body and leave with some food for thought, then The World's End may just be the tastiest flavor of the Cornetto Trilogy yet. fresh Dan Casey 0 Nerdist June 14, 2016 +1561 The World's End, in its frequent oscillations of tone, rides toward a logical end-point that makes for the simultaneous fulfillment and subversion of expectations. A- fresh Nick Newman 0 The Film Stage June 14, 2016 +1561 This is, apparently, how the world ends. Not with a whimper, but a laugh. 3/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive June 14, 2016 +1561 The thinness of the plot -- as opposed to the sturdy themes -- and sitcom-y snap of the dialogue only tire towards the end. 3/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age June 14, 2016 +1561 The film suffers due to Pegg's wearying, laddish performance, which comes off as simply obnoxious: Imagine Jim Carrey at his most manic, throwing his arms out wide as if appealing directly to the audience for a laugh. 2/5 rotten Giovanni Fazio 0 Japan Times June 14, 2016 +1561 It's fun enough to be appreciated by audiences who aren't already fans of the series. But it also feels rote, and almost safe, in a way that a Wright and Pegg movie shouldn't. rotten Sherilyn Connelly 0 SF Weekly June 14, 2016 +1561 A heady, industrial-sized vat of Wright's unique, morish humour. 4/5 fresh Daniel Green 0 CineVue June 14, 2016 +1561 Until it bogs down in multiple endings that could have been trimmed or even dropped, it operates as a surprisingly piercing metaphor for everyone's central fear while facing middle age, that of being replaced. fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight June 14, 2016 +1561 The barrelling fun and fizzy invention of the film-making is unstoppable. Calling last orders on a great trilogy, this is one of the most entertaining British films of the year, so far. fresh Edward Lawrenson 0 The Big Issue June 14, 2016 +1561 "While ""The World's End"" might be a rousing success in the canon of many other inferior filmmakers, for Edgar Wright it's a step down. " 3/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 17, 2016 +1561 A full package of entertainment. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 15, 2015 +1561 Pegg gives arguably his best performance in the three films, and his chemistry with Frost is unbeatable. A+ fresh Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com April 23, 2015 +1561 While it also suffers from a slow start and stretched premise, the charm of its stars getting wasted and debunking an intergalactic conspiracy goes a long way. 6/10 fresh Austin Trunick 0 Under the Radar August 18, 2014 +1561 Maybe it is time to move on from the genre mash-up, but this is a thundering way to go out. 7/10 fresh Rima Sabina 0 Concrete Playground February 7, 2014 +1561 There's pun-laden dialogue and slapstick violence aplenty, but the meta element feels sloppy. C+ rotten Tom Clift 0 Movie Mezzanine February 5, 2014 +1561 A movie that will unexpectedly challenge your expectations in some of the funniest ways you can imagine. fresh Bryan Bishop 0 The Verge January 22, 2014 +1561 "The World's End"" would be worth watching just to see some of the finest underrated British actors going through hijinks together." fresh Kelly Jane 0 Washington Times December 30, 2013 +1561 It's fine in its way, a fond and silly salute to pub crawls, old friends, crap cars, roundabouts, British eccentricity and keeping your head in a crisis -- it's just terribly hit-and-miss. 3/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) December 30, 2013 +1561 It's high old fun, though it plays as a bit too much of a rehash of Pegg and Wright's Shaun of the Dead. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review December 30, 2013 +1561 Wright is one of the most original and energetic filmmakers out there, and paired with Pegg and Frost's expert rapport and a highly charismatic cast, there is no limit to what the team can tackle. B+ fresh AP Kryza 0 Willamette Week December 30, 2013 +1561 Wright uses what he learned on Scott Pilgrim to further his long-standing ability to craft genre comedies that are adept at both the comedic aspects and capturing the crowd-pleasing conventions of the genre with which the comedy is combined. B+ fresh Brian Salisbury 0 Film School Rejects December 30, 2013 +1561 The World's Ends ultimately succeeds where its protagonists fail, proving it's possible to grow up without getting old. 7.8/10 fresh Daniel Krupa 0 IGN Movies December 30, 2013 +1561 As in their previous comedies, Pegg and Frost play men who refuse to stop acting like boys. But these pint-swilling Peter Pans also know how to work the heart and the brain for belly laughs. B+ fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly December 30, 2013 +1561 If Wright doesn't quite sustain this astonishing mixture of sadness and silliness all the way through, he gets major points just for attempting it in the first place. 4/4 fresh Adam Nayman 1 Globe and Mail December 30, 2013 +1561 The gonzo side of the plot is not quite as engaging as the human drama, and the scenes in which the characters meet up and try to mesh again are some of the best in the film. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker December 30, 2013 +1561 Director Edgar Wright is as brilliant as ever... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed November 25, 2013 +1561 Regrettably, the Cornetto Trilogy goes out with a whimper. rotten Max Kyburz 0 Film Comment Magazine November 4, 2013 +1561 Retaining the hilarious chaos and offhand hipness expected of Mssrs. Wright, Pegg and Frost, The World's End doesn't quite spark with Shaun of the Dead's audacious freshness, but is great fun and a definite improvement over the fizz-free Hot Fuzz. 4.5/5 fresh Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com October 1, 2013 +1561 You might want to have a beer after you see 'The World's End,' the latest from the creative team of Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Edgar Wright. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) September 28, 2013 +1561 the first part of the movie is so good--so knowing and funny and raucous and even bittersweet in its depiction of male arrested development--that all the sci-fi silliness that runs rampant in the second part feels derivative and unnecessary 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 11, 2013 +1561 Let's hope this crew from the UK continues to stand up against the Starbucking of movies. 8/10 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days September 3, 2013 +1561 The early going of the film is terrific ... This material is so strong that it's almost a shame when the science fiction angle takes over. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 31, 2013 +1561 Pegg's character is obnoxious yet strangely charming, sort of like the movie, which ultimately provides more smiles than big laughs. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue August 30, 2013 +1561 But even with its flaws, The World's End serves up a wild plot, a boisterously engaging ensemble, and a sincere exploration of what friendship is. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org August 30, 2013 +1561 Wright/Frost/Pegg present a screwball Sci-fi comedy 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit August 30, 2013 +1561 The most grown-up film of the trilogy. ... Instead of giving us characters who find happiness by rediscovering their youth, they show us the folly of resisting adulthood. A- fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Response August 30, 2013 +1561 A serious misfire, unfunny, unexciting, uninvolving and, perhaps the worst sin of all, incredibly self-indulgent to the detriment of the audience's enjoyment. 2/5 rotten CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) August 28, 2013 +1561 The most inventive, humane comedy in ages, probably the best-directed action film of the summer, and easily the most intelligent science-fiction story in a year lousy with the things. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 28, 2013 +1561 Simon Pegg is a funny man who can make any movie better with his performance, but not this one. 3/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com August 28, 2013 +1561 The World's End is classic British comedy: It's anarchy versus conformity with conformity never standing a chance. 8/10 fresh Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com August 27, 2013 +1561 Doesn't quite live up to its immediate predecessor, Hot Fuzz, but handily bests the first film, Shaun of the Dead. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 27, 2013 +1561 Pegg is at his manic best here, presenting Gary's arrested adolescence as a badge of honor, while also hiding a sad secret that explains his fierce determination to finish the pub crawl even as the robots turn lethal. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 26, 2013 +1561 What if John Wyndham decided to write a comedy? 4.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com August 25, 2013 +1561 The film's strength is its comedic bent - there are some very funny moments contained herein. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 25, 2013 +1561 If you're part of the group that's been anticipating this movie for more than five years, it may be a bit of a letdown. 2/5 rotten Nina Garin 0 San Diego Union-Tribune August 25, 2013 +1561 I refuse to call it a trilogy....I hope they end up with at least as many in the series as there are flavors of Cornetto ice cream treats. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet August 25, 2013 +1561 The comedy trio returns in a lesser effort, funny, but not up to their previous successes. 2.5/5 rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle August 25, 2013 +1561 Like his earlier films, Wright refuses to rest on mere genre convention A fresh Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com August 24, 2013 +1561 There are layers upon layers here, all guaranteed to make you laugh and maybe even make you feel a feeling. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 23, 2013 +1561 The World's End, weighed down by ineffective, incoherent fight sequences and a repetitive second half, ultimately establishes itself as just another bloated and overblown summer blockbuster... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 23, 2013 +1561 a story that is at once a sly commentary on relationships, a bittersweet contemplation on the fleeting nature of youth, and a devastating satire on cultural imperialism 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews August 23, 2013 +1561 For all their horsing around, the truth is Wright is an accomplished filmmaker who embeds story in the very mechanics of cinema. 8.9/10 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Paste Magazine August 23, 2013 +1561 Think of it as The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel with middle-aged men in English pubs with aliens, robots and a lot more drinking. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures August 23, 2013 +1561 Funny but not end-of-the-world funny. 3.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald August 23, 2013 +1561 The World's End isn't as unique as Pegg and Wright's prior 'Cornetto' entries but it's still a solid film that should satisfy returning series fans and comedy lovers. 3.5/5 fresh Ben Kendrick 0 ScreenRant August 23, 2013 +1561 A fat, juicy cherry on top of a memorably madcap trilogy. 3/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 23, 2013 +1561 Fantastically funny, weird film has violence, alcohol, more. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media August 23, 2013 +1561 Yes, The World's End is funny and fun, and yes it will make you want to go get blasted at a traditional pub. But, like all the best science fiction, it also has a lot to say about humanity and who we are and how we screw up. fresh Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. August 23, 2013 +1561 Robert Frost famously mused 'Some say the world will end in fire/Some say in ice.' I prefer Edgar Wright's vision: It will end in a pub. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The Atlantic August 23, 2013 +1561 It has resonance-the violence and destruction addresses the questions that bedevil every maudlin old drinker. Why is every town getting to look the same? Why do formerly fun-loving friends become dour middle-aged middle-managers? 4/5 fresh 0 MetroActive August 23, 2013 +1561 The World's End is out to give its audience a good time, which the cast seems to be having from start to finish. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com August 23, 2013 +1561 After briefly catching comic lightning, the fun fades. Actor-screenwriter Simon Pegg and director-screenwriter Edgar Wright paint their characters into a pub corner. 2.5/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) August 23, 2013 +1561 the film starts off with the best of intentions and ends like an epic pub crawl usually does. No hangover, though - it's a good time in retrospect. 3.5 fresh Matt Kelemen 0 AspectRatio.us August 23, 2013 +1561 The only way to make The World's End any better would be to actually see it in a theater that serves beer. A fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com August 23, 2013 +1561 It's an improbable combination that is very funny and shamelessly alcoholic, and evokes -- somewhere in the slurred collapse of its characters -- a fond nostalgia for the good old days. 3.5/5 fresh Jay Stone 0 Canada.com August 23, 2013 +1561 The movie stands out for two reasons: Simon Pegg is hilarious and Edgar Wright directs with flair. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork August 23, 2013 +1561 Agreeably zany. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 23, 2013 +1561 Wright and Pegg's rickety and ridiculous mash-up of narrative elements is actually a sophisticated attempt to grapple with real emotions and ideas. B+ fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) August 23, 2013 +1561 The movie throws itself headlong toward the ridiculous when it begins to live up to its title. 2/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post August 23, 2013 +1561 Most of the credit belongs to Wright, whose chaotic style belies the film's meticulous construction. fresh Drew Hunt 1 Chicago Reader August 23, 2013 +1561 A rare film that's as much fun as you've heard. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com August 23, 2013 +1561 There's not much more you can ask from a movie like this. It's a rare drinking comedy that doesn't require you to be drunk to enjoy it. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 COED.com August 23, 2013 +1561 Wright isn't a subtle filmmaker -- but he is a joyful one. Who wouldn't drink to that? 3.5/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle August 23, 2013 +1561 A delightfully original premise for a laugh-out-loud movie. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan August 23, 2013 +1561 "The World's End"", albeit borrowing somewhat from past movies, is as original as it is funny." fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan August 23, 2013 +1561 It's the least of Pegg and Wright's three creative collaborations, but nonetheless diverting for those tuned to its hyper-pop-culture wavelength. 3/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com August 23, 2013 +1561 With a ton of heart, sentimentality, and a huge emphasis on friendship, The World's End puts a spin on the imperfections all humans have and delivers a film that is near perfect because of it. 9/10 fresh Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com August 23, 2013 +1561 'The World's End' is really about the dangers of nostalgia and how you can never truly go home again, even if there hasn't been an alien invasion. 4/5 fresh Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis August 23, 2013 +1561 To my surprise, a diamond has emerged from the gutter. Its name is The World's End, and it'll knock you on you ass from laughing when you're not rubbing your eyes in disbelief. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 23, 2013 +1561 Not as funny as their previous efforts but this is probably Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's most confident and well-conceived film yet. B fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine August 23, 2013 +1561 "Between these films and ""Scott Pilgrim Versus the World,"" Wright has become very deft at using genre conventions to illustrate the human comedy while still giving his audience a ripping good time." 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Madison Movie August 23, 2013 +1561 "World's End"" had me feeling like a grumpy interloper at someone else's raucous reunion." rotten Greg Evans 0 Bloomberg News August 23, 2013 +1561 Wright and Pegg now sry their sights on the subject of nostalgic obsession itself. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online August 23, 2013 +1561 Although its humor is not for all tastes, no one can say this crazy picture doesn't have the guts to live up to its title. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 23, 2013 +1561 It overflows with middle-aged angst over lost youth. And laments the generic nature of our corporate-driven culture. fresh Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine August 23, 2013 +1561 Let's hope Wright, Pegg and Frost concoct more wild doomsday scenarios together. Their work makes for a good time at the movies ... 3/4 fresh Jen Chaney 1 Washington Post August 23, 2013 +1561 This is cheeky British irreverence at its best, and there's even a bit of meaning and moral behind it all if you can see through the laughter. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News August 23, 2013 +1561 Life's too short to waste your time on this, even if the end isn't near. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 23, 2013 +1561 [T]he real surprise of The World's End is the wounded heart beating underneath the gags. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 23, 2013 +1561 ...one of the most entertaining movies to have come out this summer. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page August 23, 2013 +1561 Obvious nods to old sci-fi gems ... also enter the crowded picture, which falls short of perfection only during a prolonged last few minutes when the gang bravely reaches beyond formula. 4/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) August 22, 2013 +1561 Gets things all wrong, its sarcastic humor more often than not limp and its play for drama tone-deaf and overbearing when a lighter touch might have made a greater impact. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 22, 2013 +1561 Don't feel excluded if you haven't seen the zombie comedy Shaun of the Dead and the buddy cop comedy Hot Fuzz... because The World's End stands on its own as hilarious high-end nonsense. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal August 22, 2013 +1561 I pretty much unreservedly loved The World's End, whose compact dramatic structure and steady flow of good jokes puts most mainstream American comedies-too often loosely bundled collections of hit-or-miss sketches-to shame. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate August 22, 2013 +1561 Seriously, what's not to like? fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com August 22, 2013 +1561 "The World's End"" mines humor from the prospect of hapless, decidedly unsober fellows confronted with the potential end of life as we know it. When the movie is funny, it's very funny ..." B fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian August 22, 2013 +1561 The movie shifts midstream ... and never regains its footing. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 22, 2013 +1561 Wright knows how to keep the energy spinning, but he also doesn't know when to stop. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday August 22, 2013 +1561 This inspired nutball comedy is like its heroes on their mission: It just gets progressively more nuts, more blotto. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 22, 2013 +1561 "The World's End"" is more like an antic sugar high than a reeling, drunken stupor. There are no headaches, dry mouth or crushing shame at the end - no ""Hangover,"" in other words. I'll drink to that." 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times August 22, 2013 +1561 Simon Pegg is on fire here, giving a truly balls-to-the-wall performance as Gary. It's his best ever, especially as he partakes in an all out bar brawl without spilling a drop of his pint B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 22, 2013 +1561 It's too long, and the ending is curious, but the overall combo of serious themes and ridiculous situations is a joy to witness. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies August 22, 2013 +1561 It's outrageous satire, bruisingly funny slapstick and - while never too snooty to stoop for lowdown laughs - deliciously smart besides. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 22, 2013 +1561 "The World's End"" is more frantic than funny, but it's still funny enough-just-to outweigh its own silliness." 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 22, 2013 +1561 "World's End"" is easy to relate to, but it's the guys and the clever/silly script that make it so much fun." 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 22, 2013 +1561 The movie independently bungles everything it tries, like a Central Park busker who simultaneously sucks at juggling, harmonica playing and skateboarding. 1.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post August 22, 2013 +1561 Capping a summer movie season when humanity was practically extinct every other weekend, Wright gives Armageddon a funnier name than even This Is the End did. A fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times August 22, 2013 +1561 ...turns from anti-buddy comedy to classically British small-village science fiction paranoia. 3/5 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Film Racket August 22, 2013 +1561 If you haven't succumbed to movie TMI about World's End, stop reading now, go see this smart and hilarious comedy about the double-edged sword called nostalgia, and read my review later. 3.5/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald August 22, 2013 +1561 Hilarious, wistful and eventually bizarre ... 3/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star August 22, 2013 +1561 Even while tackling sensitive issues such as alcoholism, bullying, and the consequences of nonconformity, Pegg and Wright never take themselves or their characters too seriously. 3/4 fresh Jason Buchanan 0 TV Guide August 22, 2013 +1561 "The World's End"" has the aura - and this might only be an attractive illusion - of something imagined whole, in a burst of inspiration, rather than as something labored over." 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 22, 2013 +1561 An arrested-development comedy that develops into something else altogether. 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 22, 2013 +1561 A bittersweet, marvelously effective end of a certain goofy era, when friends banding together were enough to save the world. 4/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend August 22, 2013 +1561 Isn't as wacky as 'Shaun of the Dead' or 'Hot Fuzz,' but it's amusing enough to please their many fans and plenty of others besides. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 22, 2013 +1561 The world doesn't end with a whimper, but with ingenious laughter, making this off-the-chart genre-bending comedy the funniest and most original movie of the summer. 9/10 fresh Justin Craig 0 FoxNews.com August 22, 2013 +1561 The movie is madly, wonderfully at odds with itself. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 22, 2013 +1561 Some inner logic may not hold up under the sober light of day, but this unusual action-comedy has the loosey-goosey feel of something that can't miss, like a soused round of bar pool. 4/5 fresh Jordan Hoffman 1 New York Daily News August 22, 2013 +1561 This movie isn't just smart, it's also wise. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 22, 2013 +1561 Pegg and Wright's movies laugh, bleed and explode in the face of maturity, even as they begrudgingly recognize the virtue of it. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm August 22, 2013 +1561 It's about as much fun as you'll have at a movie this summer, especially if you see it at one of those theaters that serve beer. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic August 22, 2013 +1561 Far from pining for their glory days, Wright and company are living them now. The World's End looks, despite its title, like just the beginning for all involved. A- fresh 1 AV Club August 22, 2013 +1561 "Even for its flaws, it is hard to ask for more from a late summer movie than ""The World's End." 3.5/5 fresh Mark Olsen 1 Los Angeles Times August 22, 2013 +1561 So fun and so funny. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye August 22, 2013 +1561 You can go home again. But it's going to involve a lot of drinking. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 22, 2013 +1561 Coming at the end of a summer at the movies that's been apocalyptic in both theme and quality, The World's End feels timely and refreshing. 9/10 fresh Matt Singer 0 The Dissolve August 22, 2013 +1561 Amusing and impeccably designed and photographed, the latest work from Wright, Pegg, and Frost comes across a tad undercooked, as though the creative team was backed into making a movie instead of triumphantly mounting one. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com August 21, 2013 +1561 The movie never makes fun of geek tropes, but it does indulge in rapid-fire pop culture allusions that go so bloody fast you need to see it twice to catch them all. 3.5/4 fresh Karen D'Souza 1 San Jose Mercury News August 21, 2013 +1561 ...for much of the movie I was prepared to say that The World's End was easily the best of the Wright/Pegg/Frost collaborations. But then came that ending. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 The Robot's Voice August 21, 2013 +1561 ...Wright, Pegg, and Frost turn The World's End into a classic comedy with enough depth to defy even the most massive expectations. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters August 21, 2013 +1561 It's the nerd-dream technological singularity turned into a logistical nightmare, where free will is diametrically opposed to the next stage of our evolution. 3/4 fresh Drew Grant 1 Observer August 21, 2013 +1561 The World's End is gruesomely gooey and wonderfully clever without skimping on real three-dimensional characters. 9/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium August 20, 2013 +1561 "Like many reunions, ""The World's End"" is based on memories of past glories, when all of this seemed a little more fresh. Still, it's nice to see the old gang back together." fresh Tim Grierson 0 Deadspin August 20, 2013 +1561 "A sudsy victory lap for Team ""Shaun of the Dead."" Damned witty. " 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service August 20, 2013 +1561 "The World's End"" one of those bittersweet coming-home films that show how difficult it is to really, well, go home. Because it's never the same." 3/4 fresh Jocelyn Noveck 1 Associated Press August 20, 2013 +1561 As a beer-lover might put it, an experience that's both heady and effervescent fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap August 20, 2013 +1561 The laddish pleasures of The World's End, Edgar Wright's comedy about a group of middle-aged guys drinking beer and facing mortality, come with a bittersweet edge. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Village Voice August 20, 2013 +1561 The World's End might be the best time you'll have at the movies all year. It is a complete blast: urgently paced, hilariously clever and blisteringly profane. 3.5/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 ChristyLemire.com August 20, 2013 +1561 The movie is all about the set-up - something that becomes a crutch disguised as a narrative tic as the story unfolds. B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 19, 2013 +1561 Once again, Wright's direction is wonderfully playful and energetic, and the script he and Pegg have contrived is full of surprises. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International August 19, 2013 +1561 For Edgar Wright/Simon Pegg/Nick Frost fans, I suppose this silly, stylized, slapstick British romp is a ridiculously amusing, apocalyptic riff. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate August 17, 2013 +1561 This is by light-years the most entertaining movie of the year. How many apocalyptic sci-fi action extravaganzas leave you feeling as if the world is just beginning? fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 12, 2013 +1561 An ordinary drama embellished and in some sense infringed on by genre elements rather than the other way around. 4/4 fresh Calum Marsh 0 Slant Magazine August 11, 2013 +1561 The crazy scenario provides an opportunity for Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and the rest of the cast to showcase their comedic talents. B fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane August 7, 2013 +1561 The weakest film in the three, which is a disappointing way to wrap up a trilogy, but once it stumbles past its lumbering first act it warms up considerably. 3.5/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury August 5, 2013 +1561 A brilliantly bonkers take on alien invasion sci-fi films... Wright and Pegg serve up some glorious gags, fizzing action scenes and cannily timed surprises. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk August 3, 2013 +1561 Proudly wears science fiction influences on its sleeve, and has a ball doing it, but the personal character journey inward expertly trumps any lip service to a specific genre 4.5/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie August 3, 2013 +1561 A fantastic ensemble farce that shows why nobody does comedy like the Brits. fresh Scott Weinberg 0 FEARnet August 1, 2013 +1561 The Cornetto Trilogy deserves to be studied in schools for many reasons, and The World's End doesn't let the team down. 4/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 The Standard July 31, 2013 +1561 Edgar Wright's finale to the Cornetto Trilogy's The World's End is finally upon us and it's a suitably poetic and conclusive last call for Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's 'man-child' dynamic duo. 4/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show July 31, 2013 +1561 In an ironic twist, this time it's the everyday that proves more involving and amusing than the film's shaky detour into the extraordinary. fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) July 30, 2013 +1561 They work through some of the comedy material worked into the screenplay, which relies on a few crazy twists and high range sci-fi-based fantasy fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile July 28, 2013 +1561 There's a wonderful zany energy about this offbeat comedy from the Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz team whose exposition relies on a winning combination of character, ideas and execution. It may not sizzle, but the film is great fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile July 28, 2013 +1561 A wonderfully touching and hilarious final chapter to Wright's Cornetto Trilogy, The World's End is a truly satisfying exploration of nostalgia and friendship 4/5 fresh Heather Wixson 0 Dread Central July 26, 2013 +1561 A remarkable, thoughtful comedy with memorable characters and striking action sequences. 8.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline July 22, 2013 +1561 As in real life, what is hilarious laddish behaviour to some will be annoyingly immature to other viewers. But the Ford Granada is perfect. 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail July 22, 2013 +1561 Besides closing on a downbeat final note - as opposed to Shaun and Fuzz's ebullient endings - this is a good old time at the movies, the kind only a born filmmaker can provide. 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix July 21, 2013 +1561 Here's the movie that invites man-children everywhere, both out and closeted, to relax: it feels your pain. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray July 21, 2013 +1561 Wright and Co. have produced another excellent comedy that, although it falls a little short of their previous two films, still delivers all the laughs that we've come to expect from the trio. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 20, 2013 +1561 Wright's terrifically precise approach to comedy remains as well-honed as ever. fresh William Goss 1 Film.com July 20, 2013 +1561 It manages to play as much like an ode to kooky alien invasion thrillers as it does to the joys of getting plastered with friends. B+ fresh Eric Kohn 1 indieWire July 20, 2013 +1561 "Maybe fashioning it as a trilogy with ""Shaun"" and ""Hot Fuzz"" wasn't a great idea since it leads to comparisons it can't possibly live up to being such a different movie." 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net July 20, 2013 +1561 Wright directs with typical energy and effectively papers over an absence of plot. 4/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 The List July 19, 2013 +1561 A very funny closing chapter to the Blood And Ice Cream trilogy, The World's End is more than satisfying. It's hilarious, action-packed and has more one liners than you can shake a pool cue at. 8/10 fresh Gem Seddon 0 We Got This Covered July 19, 2013 +1561 Its humor is a little more uncomfortable than that of the other Cornetto flicks, and it's more far satirical, in a far more cynical way, than I ever would have anticipated. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 19, 2013 +1561 if you loved Shaun and Hot Fuzz, don't hesitate. You need some affection for men who are having problems growing up, perhaps. 3/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard July 19, 2013 +1561 For all its flaws, The World's End is fun. It's not as appealing as Shaun Of The Dead, but I preferred it to Hot Fuzz. 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) July 19, 2013 +1561 In its role as a comedy of ideas as well as gags, The World's End places the blame on a force more sinister even than globalisation. fresh Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman July 18, 2013 +1561 Side-splittingly hilarious, The World's End deftly balances its character work with lashings of comedy and impressive action sequences. 4/5 fresh Steve Newall 0 Flicks.co.nz July 18, 2013 +1561 Sharply directed and superbly acted, this is a hugely entertaining and frequently hilarious sci-fi comedy that stands as a worthy addition to Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz in the so-called Cornetto Trilogy. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon July 18, 2013 +1561 The film is witless, inspirationless and flogs its few recurring jokes till they whimper. 1/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times July 18, 2013 +1561 After Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, Pegg and Wright conclude their so-called Cornetto Trilogy with yet another riotously inspired exploration of British culture: the pub crawl. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com July 18, 2013 +1561 Edgar Wright/Simon Pegg/Nick Frost have become a comedy brand to rival Richard Curtis/Hugh Grant. They've done it by making comedies with real laughs. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian July 18, 2013 +1561 Who else but the Brits would make their action heroes a bunch of complete losers? 4/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) July 17, 2013 +1561 Even though some of the jokes are starting to wear a little thin, it's testament to the enduring popularity of the series' central trio that this third installment ticks so many boxes without bringing anything new to the table. 3/5 fresh Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies July 17, 2013 +1561 It's definitely a Cornetto, but certainly not the best flavour. 3/5 fresh Rich Phippen 0 Sky Cinema July 17, 2013 +1561 Though darker and in many ways more cavalier than either of its predecessors, the third time is most certainly an ambitious, uproarious, insane, bromantic charm. 4/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture July 17, 2013 +1561 Classic sci-fi tropes blend with rambunctious fight choreography along with a witty and touching story about letting go of the past while fighting for the now. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 16, 2013 +1561 This is a tighter, smarter film than either 'Shaun of the Dead' or 'Hot Fuzz', and buried beneath all the blue-goo aliens and terrible punning is a heartfelt meditation on the perils and pleasures of nostalgia. 4/5 fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out July 15, 2013 +1561 I went into The World's End hoping for the best, but the best I could summon up after about two hours were some encouraging smiles. rotten 0 Scotsman July 15, 2013 +1561 Bravely refusing to rigidly adhere to a formula that has been so successful, Wright, Pegg and Frost's Cornetto Trilogy closer has tonal shifts you won't expect, but the same beating heart you've been craving. 4/5 fresh Mark Dinning 0 Empire Magazine July 15, 2013 +1561 The World's End calls time with action, laughs and an apocalyptic pub crawl. fresh Stuart O'Connor 0 Film4 July 15, 2013 +1561 The team behind Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz smash out another twisted gem: a boozy buddy movie with a big twist. fresh Luke Buckmaster 0 The Daily Review/Crikey July 11, 2013 +1561 The armageddon-through-beer-goggles approach brings the chuckles, but The World's End stands up as a great example of the genre it ribs. 4/5 fresh Matt Maytum 0 Total Film July 9, 2013 +1561 By turns trashy, poignant and gut-bustingly funny, and often all three at once. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) July 9, 2013 +1561 The film is as funny and original as Wright and Pegg's previous efforts, even if time and familiarity with the pair's comedy stylings has rendered it not quite as fresh. 4/5 fresh Matt Looker 0 TheShiznit.co.uk July 9, 2013 +1561 Though it doesn't have the smarts of Shaun Of The Dead or the outlandish humour of Hot Fuzz, The World's End provides an explosive climax to the loosely-linked 'Three Flavours Cornetto' series. 4/5 fresh Jordan Farley 0 SFX Magazine July 9, 2013 +1561 At once a Big Chill-style old-pal reunion story and an Invasion of the Body Snatchers homage doused in beer and bad-boy humor ... fresh Jordan Mintzer 1 Hollywood Reporter July 9, 2013 +1561 "The latest highly enjoyable exercise in jaunty pastiche from writer-director Edgar Wright and writer-thesp Simon Pegg, the brains behind ""Shaun of the Dead,"" and ""Hot Fuzz." fresh Leslie Felperin 1 Variety July 8, 2013 +1561 Edgar Wright has a sure hand and a terrific filmic knowledge, and he and Simon Pegg have again crafted a script that goes back to the bare essentials of friendship in the face of adversity. fresh Mark Adams 0 Screen International July 8, 2013 +1561 "Though hilarious in parts, and heartwarming in others, The World's End has the great misfortune of simply being branded as a ""fun"" comedy, and one that is sadly unlikely to amount to being too much more than that." 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys July 8, 2013 +1564 But though some of the emotions portrayed are fake, Paper Heart ultimately is a heartfelt film that wears its sincerity on its sleeve. 3/4 fresh Kelly Jane 0 Washington Times December 5, 2018 +1564 Twee mockumentary bestills love-seeking hipster hearts. fresh Sarah Sluis 0 Film Journal International August 15, 2011 +1564 Ultimately, one doubts that even the parts that seemed real are real, and the entire house-of-cards comes tumbling down. rotten Simon Foster 0 sbs.com.au August 9, 2010 +1564 Determining the exact level of artifice never stops being distracting, and the emotional climax is far from earned. 2/5 rotten Dominic Corry 0 Flicks.co.nz June 9, 2010 +1564 Yi's worldview is best represented by a song she writes for Cera, a Weezer-esque bit of nerd rock called You Smell Like Christmas. At first the song is irritating, but it sticks in your head and just like Paper Heart, the song is annoyingly hummable. fresh Adam Lippe 0 Examiner.com December 25, 2009 +1564 It's not the worst cutesy, lo-fi love story you'll ever see, but it's shown up by all those genuine true-life tales. Alongside them, its falseness is too glaring. 2/5 rotten Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) November 13, 2009 +1564 An extremely irritating, narcissistic picture. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) November 13, 2009 +1564 The segments featuring real people are genuinely affecting, but the realisation that everything else is probably being acted - that truth may be polluted by hoax - gives this otherwise lightweight film a sly, subversive edge. 3/5 fresh Sarah Cohen 1 Time Out November 6, 2009 +1564 Whimsical, solipsistic and self-indulgent, Paper Heart represents everything that is wrong with American independent cinema. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) November 6, 2009 +1564 "A world-beatingly annoying and pointless ""docu-romcom""." 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 6, 2009 +1564 The movie's winsome artificiality may drive you bananas. 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 6, 2009 +1564 Where Paper Heart does shine, however, is in the reflections of the general public and few will fail to be moved by their truly inspiring and heartwarming stories of true love. 3/5 fresh Lara Martin 0 Digital Spy November 6, 2009 +1564 Yi is a unique tour guide, her deadpan demeanour, embarrassed giggle and horn-rimmed specs generating non-starry appeal. 3/5 fresh Kevin Harley 0 Total Film November 6, 2009 +1564 An over-arching smugness blights this comic investigation into true love. 2/5 rotten David Parkinson 0 Radio Times November 6, 2009 +1564 Some viewers have found this film adorable but its quirky cuteness was lost on me. 2/5 rotten Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) November 6, 2009 +1564 Either you will find this cheaply made American independent docudrama charming or faintly irritating. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard November 6, 2009 +1564 The film becomes more bewitching the more it loses direction. Yi stops questioning strangers and starts questioning herself. She also interrogates the ability, or inability, of cinema to follow love into its deepest mazes. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times November 6, 2009 +1564 This indie squib wobbles briefly on a tightrope between sincerity and cuteness before plunging headlong to a death-by-whimsy. 2/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) November 6, 2009 +1564 A heart-warmer to make a cynic grin. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine November 6, 2009 +1564 Yi and Cera are both excellent, though the film is considerably hampered by the lack of any real chemistry between them and their romance fails to convince as a result. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 6, 2009 +1564 Sort of like a twee version of Curb Your Enthusiasm, it's this blurring of fact and fiction that transforms Paper Heart into a rom-com for the cynical reality-TV age, one that smartly uses documentary elements to provide real heart. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman November 6, 2009 +1564 Mildly amusing at best, the interviews are accompanied by twee animated segments featuring paper dolls, which should fill any right-thinking person with disgust. 1.5/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) September 24, 2009 +1564 The sweet sincerity that Yi portrays makes her an ideal documentary host and subject in this touching, low budget documentary. fresh Alicia Malone 0 FILMINK (Australia) September 22, 2009 +1564 A sweet, kooky doco-drama that has plenty of heart, albeit a paper one. 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine Australasia September 21, 2009 +1564 Compelling when you least expect it, this feature-documentary hybrid juggles fact and fiction in dizzying fashion when actress/ comedienne Charlyne Yi embarks on a road trip whose destination is love fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile September 19, 2009 +1564 An uninvolving simulacrum of romance between a pair of mumbling, inarticulate boobs who have no discernible personalities apart from a shared taste in hoodies. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 9, 2009 +1564 Paper Heart is a kooky, gentle movie that's all about love, and well worth a look with an open heart. 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina August 20, 2009 +1564 Paper Heart isn't terribly deep, but it's disarmingly sweet, and the various comic actors always work hard to keep things lively. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 20, 2009 +1564 [An] unbearably twee mockumentary about the meaning of love. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader August 20, 2009 +1564 Paper Heart gets by on easygoing charm, rather like Yi herself, whose low-fi comedy is built upon us rooting for her, perhaps hoping that surely there's more magnetism to her than this. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 19, 2009 +1564 The biggest problem is that Yi's quest for love, and understanding of such, simply isn't all that interesting. 1/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 The Trend August 17, 2009 +1564 The biggest drawback here is that Charlyne Yi has no screen presence. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star August 14, 2009 +1564 'Paper Heart' is a strange hybrid of documentary and fiction filmmaking that might have been more enjoyable had it stuck with strictly with the facts. 3.5/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com August 14, 2009 +1564 Imagine if Borat had been made by Miranda July, the whimsical beat-poet performance artist who gave us Me and You and Everyone We Know. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 14, 2009 +1564 Watching Paper Heart isn't a painful process, but it isn't electrifying either. C+ rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO August 14, 2009 +1564 Paper Heart is increasingly focused on the tension between Cera and Yi's supposedly real romance and the camera's imposition of structure and self-consciousness. 4/10 rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters August 14, 2009 +1564 A confusing tale of love that will have you questioning your love of film making. 1/5 rotten Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum August 13, 2009 +1564 The pretend moments call into question the legitimacy of the genuine ones, until it becomes impossible for Paper Heart to make its own point. 2/4 rotten Graham Killeen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 13, 2009 +1564 Cute? If you say so. Funny? If I had a nickel for every time I laughed, I'd have a dime. 1/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 13, 2009 +1564 This movie may be sickly sweet, but it's harmless; and as a handcrafted antidote to a toxic toy story like G.I.Joe, Paper Heart has healing properties. 2.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 13, 2009 +1564 Cute and touching, and more than a little romantic. It's the kind of movie that will find its audience, and its audience will adore it. 8/10 fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD August 12, 2009 +1564 It's easy to see how this quirky, offbeat approach could seem refreshing within the rarefied, hermetic atmosphere of a festival. Elsewhere, however, it comes across as amateurish and considerably less charming. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 11, 2009 +1564 It felt completely inauthentic. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies August 10, 2009 +1564 There's a lot to love here. fresh Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies August 10, 2009 +1564 Charlyne Yi's road trip in search of love is an easygoing investigation into the ultimate riddle without an answer. 7/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics August 10, 2009 +1564 Yi's overgrown geek girl shines, but tellingly, none of her best scenes have anything to do with holding hands with Cera, C+ fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly August 9, 2009 +1564 Equally thought-provoking, funny, sweet and tender. 8.0/10 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru August 9, 2009 +1564 The picture has a light, winsome appeal. 3/5 fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV August 8, 2009 +1564 While not earth-shattering or a film that's going to change the world, it is one that made me laugh, chuckle, swoon and cry, and when it was over I walked out of the theater feeling as light as a feather and as happy as a clam. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 7, 2009 +1564 This breach with the audience does matter, for it is one thing to seduce your viewers and quite another to trick them. Love is all about trust, after all. 2/4 rotten Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail August 7, 2009 +1564 Charlyne Yi is so darn cute and self-effacing, I can just about forgive a further battering of the line between what's real and what's scripted. 3/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies August 7, 2009 +1564 Funny, passionate and honest. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News August 7, 2009 +1564 Paper Heart is like a really special five-minute YouTube clip that goes on for an hour and a half. 2/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post August 7, 2009 +1564 Paper Heart isn't the most cloying instance of earnest indie quirk to emerge in the past few months, nor is it the most charming, but the mere fact that such a continuum exists is reason enough to worry. B- fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian August 7, 2009 +1564 Slight, silly, sweet and, yes, quirky, Paper Heart doesn't really have a whole lot to say, but it says it in a unique and inventive way. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News August 7, 2009 +1564 Paper Heart is a cute movie, a little too cute and a little too aware of its own cuteness. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 7, 2009 +1564 When it comes down to it, Paper Heart worked for me because Yi is really good company. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 7, 2009 +1564 A maddeningly meta blend of documentary and fiction that begs you to admire how precious it is. rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper August 7, 2009 +1564 Only intermittently engaging and too timid to be satisfactorily funny or insightful. 2/4 rotten Jason Anderson 1 Toronto Star August 7, 2009 +1564 Even the most cynical are likely to be won over by the unassuming charms of Paper Heart. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 7, 2009 +1564 Still, the stylistic games reflect Yi and her generation's larger dilemma. Paper Heart is a movie that can't commit about people who don't know how to. 2.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 7, 2009 +1564 Quirky semi-documentary about love is cute for teens. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media August 7, 2009 +1564 It's all kind of silly and amorphous, but the scenes between Yi and Cera, whether or not they were scripted, have a babes-in-the-wood loveliness. B- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor August 7, 2009 +1564 Your appreciation for this shaggy dog project will probably depend on your enjoyment of Yi as a screen presence. 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 7, 2009 +1564 A quirky, mostly endearing commentary on love in a postmodern age. 2.5/4 fresh Camerin Courtney 0 Christianity Today August 7, 2009 +1564 ...an upbeat crowd pleaser that should break Yi out of the L.A. underground comedy circuit. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 7, 2009 +1564 The quirk occasionally walks right up to the line of unbearable, but it's Paper Heart's unabashedly bared soul that saves it in the end. 3.5/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend August 7, 2009 +1564 One of the sweetest cinematic confections of the year. Charlyne Yi is a new star in the making. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 6, 2009 +1564 The seamless blending of reality and fiction makes Paper Heart such an intriguing addition to the mockumentary genre, especially in light of all the TV reality dating shows. 9/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net August 6, 2009 +1564 Fact and fiction intermingle in Paper Heart, but discovering where the line is drawn is the tricky part. 2/4 rotten Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times August 6, 2009 +1564 Enjoying this wondrous wisp of a something is easy, describing it is hard. Luckily, Charlyne Yi is an enchantress. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 6, 2009 +1564 Part documentary, part fictional romcom, and all twee. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 6, 2009 +1564 One thing Charlyne's title card fails to mention is that she's a talented artist. fresh Brett Michel 0 Boston Phoenix August 6, 2009 +1564 The crockumentary crashes and burns in Paper Heart, built around comedian Charlyne Yi's purported search for true love. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News August 6, 2009 +1564 naggingly juvenile 3/5 rotten Jesse Hassenger 0 Filmcritic.com August 6, 2009 +1564 Every beat of Yi's manufactured crisis of faith feels as pre-programmed in its own way as a Michael Bay movie. D+ rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club August 6, 2009 +1564 Takes an optimistic, undeniably sweet approach to issues of the heart, and doesn't lose its head in the process. 4/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com August 6, 2009 +1564 A quasi-documentary about love that is sweet, true and perhaps a little deceptive. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 6, 2009 +1564 "Paper Heart wallows in that irritating hipster preciousness known as ""twee"" for nearly its entire running time." 2/5 rotten Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC August 5, 2009 +1564 This diverting riff is as much a spoof of film-school self-seriousness as it is a sincere art project, enhanced by Yi's great, homemade puppets. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly August 5, 2009 +1564 "A ""hybrid documentary"" that bemusedly blurs the line between fact and fiction." fresh Justin Lowe 1 Hollywood Reporter August 5, 2009 +1564 These people are touchingly, often humorously frank about their most profound interpersonal connections, offering a range of definitions of love -- although the pic stacks the deck by keeping Yi the only real skeptic on hand. fresh Dennis Harvey 1 Variety August 5, 2009 +1564 Paper Heart is way more innovative than the formulaic romantic comedie s that all too often trek through the multiplex, and a much-needed refreshing change. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press August 5, 2009 +1564 Cera begins ingratiating himself into Yi's quest, but that part of the story is doomed from jump: It's entertaining for a moment, but hardly as enlightening or endearing as the from-the-heart moments surrounding it. rotten Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice August 4, 2009 +1564 "The questioning yields but modest insights, more along the line of ""love is a hard thing to find--when you have it, keep it"" than any heretofore undiscovered secret formulas." 1.5/4 rotten Andrew Schenker 0 Slant Magazine August 4, 2009 +1564 Miraculously effective if kooky cross-country dissertations on the anatomy of love, including Vegas matrimony; biker bar romance deconstructed as 'thirty minutes in the back seat,' and unrequited animal attraction at a local zoo. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze August 1, 2009 +1564 ...the first time feature filmmakers, quite professionally, crossed the continent and collected a myriad of interviews and anecdotes about love. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 30, 2009 +1564 Worms its way under our skin from the start, keeping us laughing as it explores love and relationships from a strikingly original angle 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall July 27, 2009 +1564 Paper Heart charmed the jaded pants off of me. 4.5/5 fresh Jessica Baxter 0 Film Threat June 1, 2009 +1564 A beguiling mixture of documentary and fiction, Paper Heart is one of the most refreshing and funny love stories in recent memory. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International May 9, 2009 +1564 I don't think they ever get around to answering the question about true love, but it's fun to watch the process. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 23, 2009 +1564 Charlyne Yi, while an odd choice as a leading lady, is just cute enough to root for. fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend January 22, 2009 +1564 If it flukes a wide release and finds an audience it could mark the beginnings of a sensibility revolution in American humor. 3.5/5 fresh Ray Greene 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 20, 2009 +1564 1/5 rotten Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1564 1/5 rotten Karina Longworth 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1564 2.5/4 rotten 0 National Post August 14, 2009 +1564 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly August 14, 2009 +1564 3/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review August 14, 2009 +1564 B- fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald August 14, 2009 +1564 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle August 14, 2009 +1564 2.5/5 rotten Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy August 14, 2009 +1568 It's a wonderful film, rich with style and loaded with surprises, with a fluid storytelling touch that brings substance to a genre that's often concerned solely with appearance. A- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 14, 2013 +1568 A fun and exciting Western thriller... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 11, 2013 +1568 Even if Van Cleef is a one-dimensional actor, he nevertheless has a tremendous screen presence. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 8, 2010 +1570 Thel heady film has its moments when it thaws out. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 14, 2015 +1570 Although it can't have been easy, director Law Wing-cheong manages to defuse Yen's charismatic skill as a martial artist. rotten Charles Solomon 1 Los Angeles Times September 18, 2014 +1570 Can be enjoyed as both an adventure yarn and as a peep into our evolutionary past. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 23, 2003 +1572 Coal Miner's Daughter is most interesting when it's conveying the bleak, dreary Kentucky landscape that formed Lynn's childhood. It's least interesting when it's portraying the agonies of show-business success. rotten Bruce McCabe 1 Boston Globe April 27, 2018 +1572 Because the film never breaks out of its conventional matrix, it never really becomes interesting. Despite Sissy Spacek's. performance. it is impossible to feel much for her or for her family. rotten Peter Ackroyd 0 The Spectator March 27, 2018 +1572 Loretta Lynn's tough but heartwarming biopic. 5/5 fresh Heather Boerner 0 Common Sense Media December 18, 2010 +1572 A thoughtful, endearing film charting the life of singer Loretta Lynn from the depths of poverty in rural Kentucky to her eventual rise to the title of 'queen of country music'. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety October 18, 2008 +1572 Though a classic rags to riches saga, this biopic of Loretta Lynn doesn't fall victim to cliches, and benefits immensely from the astonishingly authentic turn from Sissy Spacek, who does her own singing; even real-life singer Lynn liked the picture B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 8, 2008 +1572 Highly conventional stuff, but lovingly constructed to produce unremarkable but heart-warming entertainment. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1572 The movie isn't great art, but it has been made with great taste and style; it's more intelligent and observant than movie biographies of singing stars used to be. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1572 Superior biopic with an unforgettable performance by Sissy Spacek 5/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World September 10, 2004 +1572 A rousing musical biopic that is a cut above its peers. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1572 This uplifting drama, based on Loretta Lynn's autobiography, shows how her marriage kept changing to accommodate her career as the First Lady of country music. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 9, 2003 +1572 In a time before the TV music channels made star biographies into such a formulaic joke, Coal Miner's Daughter was the real deal. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1572 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 14, 2004 +1572 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 20, 2004 +1572 4/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 9, 2003 +1572 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 24, 2002 +1572 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 15, 2002 +1574 Inexperienced but hardly lacking confidence, Brandy is a rare creature in the movies, able to gradually discover her sexuality on her own terms without shame and ultimately empowered by it. fresh Stephen Saito 0 Moveable Fest November 30, 2018 +1574 The To Do List may not be a unique my-first-time comedy, but it deserves a huge thumbs up for showing girls have those feelings too. fresh Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal October 25, 2018 +1574 Mixing Gloria Steinem and gross-out gags with messy aplomb, first-time writer/director Maggie Carey has created a landmark romcom. fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) September 6, 2017 +1574 Much like its main character, the raunchy romp The To Do List tries too hard to find too much enjoyment for too long. 2/4 rotten Brandy McDonnell 0 The Oklahoman October 12, 2016 +1574 Above all, The To Do List announces the arrival of Aubrey Plaza, movie star, with a role that takes full advantage of the awkward persona she's now best-known for. B+ fresh John Fink 0 The Film Stage July 1, 2016 +1574 "Ultimately, ""The To Do List"" settles for being intermittently amusing, never living up to the promise of its talented cast." 2.5/5 rotten The To Do 0 Cinemixtape April 17, 2016 +1574 Despite the sometimes childish sight gags, what salvages the movie is a refreshingly adult attitude toward the messy matter of sexuality. fresh Sean Burns 0 The Improper Bostonian May 12, 2015 +1574 This raunchy teen comedy more than earns its R-rating ... but it does so with a lot of heart. 7/10 fresh Austin Trunick 0 Under the Radar August 18, 2014 +1574 One more overly crude teen comedy rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit May 23, 2014 +1574 The film gives these people just about nothing funny to do, and it's full of both gross-out gags that don't connect and dialogue that isn't especially funny. 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 EntertainmentTell November 27, 2013 +1574 Painfully awkward encounters ensue, with Plaza handling it all with her deadpan elegance. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 COED.com November 19, 2013 +1574 "The To Do List"" is another one of those films that begs the question of how the writer ever thought it was a good idea." 1.5/5 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com November 18, 2013 +1574 The jokes are frequent, rapidly fired, and often sharply written, featuring crude sexual dialogue about everything imaginable from masturbation to states of sexual arousal. 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 What Culture October 30, 2013 +1574 While it's too gentle to be a classic, it's still worth a look. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 11, 2013 +1574 Writer/director Maggie Carey's clodhopping coming-of-age yarn merely proves that terrible teen movies are now a source of equal-ops embarrassment for both genders. 1/5 rotten Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) October 6, 2013 +1574 Uneven and with a pretty even hit:miss gag ratio, there is still not-for-Nan fun to be had here. 3/5 fresh Rob Daniel 0 Sky Cinema October 4, 2013 +1574 Maggie Carey's feature film debut is full of lazy shots, duff lines and dodgy acting. But it also contains fresh ideas and hilarious gags. 3/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard October 4, 2013 +1574 It has heart and intelligence to offset its more raucous moments and looks destined for cult appeal. 3/5 fresh Rob Carnevale 0 The List October 4, 2013 +1574 A cast of familiar and frequently funny TV notables makes The To Do List a sweet prospect, but this tepid, oddly pitched teen comedy is unlikely to get anyone off. rotten Michael Leader 0 Film4 October 4, 2013 +1574 I didn't believe any of it. 2/5 rotten Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) October 3, 2013 +1574 A few laughs. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 3, 2013 +1574 The great Audrey Plaza is let down by weak material in this mirthless female-centric gross-out comedy. 2/5 rotten David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies October 3, 2013 +1574 Enjoyable teen sex comedy that gains points for its female perspective and features both strong comic performances and a decent script, despite some of the gags being a bit hit-and-miss. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 3, 2013 +1574 Even as this comedy strains to be goofy and transgressive, it catches us by surprise simply because it dares to explore first-time sexual experiences through female eyes. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com October 3, 2013 +1574 Carey drops the ball with a script that's both meandering and mean-spirited, not to mention laughter deficient. 2/5 rotten Emma Dibdin 0 Total Film October 3, 2013 +1574 A muddle. 2/5 rotten Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine September 29, 2013 +1574 The To Do List peters out to a lamentable degree in its padded-out final half hour. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 10, 2013 +1574 Not since the schmaltzy Bucket List has there been a more blatant example of checklist comedy than the ultra-raunchy The To Do List. C- rotten Michael Sragow 1 Orange County Register August 1, 2013 +1574 Forgettable movie about a college-age girl trying to make up for lost time sexually may be just a 'to do' lister for that demo and no one else. 2.5/5 rotten Pete Hammond 0 Movieline July 29, 2013 +1574 It's good-natured and raucous, with many scenes that are just sketched but a few that are truly funny. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker July 29, 2013 +1574 The film as a whole doesn't handle the transition as well between juvenile gross-out gags and more mature issues of self-discovery and gender politics. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue July 26, 2013 +1574 It's refreshing to see a movie aspire to a little more than just raiding the cliche bin. B fresh Neil Miller 0 Film School Rejects July 26, 2013 +1574 Plaza proves she can handle heading up a movie and doing something different than playing the smoky, punk alt girl fantasy 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com July 26, 2013 +1574 Several story and comedy beats are derivative, but scenes of thoughtful insight are frequent enough for The To Do List to offer more than just brainless laughs. 3/5 fresh Ben Kendrick 0 ScreenRant July 26, 2013 +1574 ...even a generous viewer may have to admit that the film runs out of steam before it reaches the finale-a flaw it shares with far too many recent comedies. 2.1/2 rotten Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com July 26, 2013 +1574 The To Do List is not just a hard R sex comedy, but also an important player in film diversification. 4/5 fresh Jessica Baxter 0 Film Threat July 26, 2013 +1574 Nothing about this lackluster comedy's potentially rich conceit is handled in an emotionally honest or resonant manner. C- rotten Brent Simon 0 Shared Darkness July 26, 2013 +1574 Raunchy for the sake of being raunchy. Poignancy, a key element in making any sex comedy something more important, is lacking. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World July 26, 2013 +1574 Many of The To Do List's jokes have this first-draft, is-that-all-there-is? quality. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate July 26, 2013 +1574 While the movie is loaded with lewd attempts to shock, the most radical thing about The To Do List is that it is a sex-positive, strongly female take on the Losing It genre... B- fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) July 26, 2013 +1574 The To Do List settles for surface and cartoony rather than deep and heartfelt. 2.5/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com July 26, 2013 +1574 Director Maggie Cary, instead of raising the bar of farce to the heights, has lowered it to the depths of the pigsty. She's proven that the gals can roll about in the mud just as well as the guys can, but to what end? 6/10 fresh Brandon Judell 0 CultureCatch July 26, 2013 +1574 It's a little too silly to sustain a significant character journey, but 'The To Do List' is still a successful overload of nostalgic and incredibly raunchy humor. 3.5/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com July 26, 2013 +1574 Hilarious, but teen sex comedy has lots of raunch, drinking. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media July 26, 2013 +1574 Carey's celebratory approach to bawdy one-liners marries form with content. A- fresh Eric Kohn 0 New York Press July 26, 2013 +1574 Unfortunately, the movie as a whole isn't nearly as nimble as Aubrey Plaza's charming, self-deprecating performance. rotten Tim Grierson 0 IFC.com July 26, 2013 +1574 Even when the jokes don't land, the sheer likability of the cast keeps the audience engaged. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity July 26, 2013 +1574 The film is raunchy, but not vulgar, and until an unnecessarily preachy climactic moment, very funny. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 26, 2013 +1574 "The To Do List"" doesn't reinvent the wheel; we all know the ""summer that changed everything"" trope. But it's startling when you realize how rare it is to see a girl chasing sexual experience so doggedly - and with such a lighthearted tone." 3.5/4 fresh Sara Stewart 1 New York Post July 26, 2013 +1574 Even when the film connects, I can't help feel that it's mostly because it's set the target too low. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 26, 2013 +1574 As subversive as the The To Do List is ... it's still ultimately familiar and insubstantial fare. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies July 26, 2013 +1574 The funniest, smartest American comedy in years. It's destined to become a cult classic. 9.0 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru July 26, 2013 +1574 When I first wrote the headline for this review, I accidentally wrote, THE DO-DO LIST. I have never been so right. 1.5/4 rotten Austin Kennedy 0 Film Geek Central July 25, 2013 +1574 While the film easily straddles the lines of good taste, Carey doesn't push the limits enough to deliver on its 'good girl gone really bad' premise. 3/10 rotten Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files July 25, 2013 +1574 Maybe it's fitting that a movie about having sex for the first time should turn out to be a fumbling, mishandled experience that's moderately enjoyable but not as good as it could be. rotten Eric D. Snider 0 ScreenAnarchy July 25, 2013 +1574 There are lots of individual things to like about The To-Do List... but there always seems to be something that derails its momentum. 3/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 25, 2013 +1574 Plaza seems profoundly uncomfortable as Brandy, maybe because she's a dozen years too old to play her. Or because the sexually frank movie calls for nudity she refused to do. That translates into a confusing character. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 25, 2013 +1574 It's no 'American Pie.' 4 rotten Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com July 25, 2013 +1574 "The To Do List"" is a romantic comedy with no romance and little comedy, but with an ugliness of spirit that's surprising and unrelenting." 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 25, 2013 +1574 I loved The To Do List. It just made me so happy to see a movie embrace the humor of sexuality, and manage to not overdo it on the gross outs. 7.5/10 fresh Fred Topel 0 CraveOnline July 25, 2013 +1574 Does Carey go too far? Duh. But why gripe when you can't stop laughing? 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 25, 2013 +1574 First time feature writer/director Maggie Carey has crafted a genuinely funny and refreshing female teen sex comedy. 7/10 fresh Alicia Malone 0 IGN Movies July 25, 2013 +1574 The To Do List feels tailor-made for Aubrey Plaza's deadpan delivery, but never quite manages to hit its stride despite an impressive supporting cast and an inspired central concept. 2/4 rotten Jason Buchanan 0 TV Guide July 25, 2013 +1574 The raunch itself may be enough for a teen audience. But The To Do List is no American Pie. 2.5/5 rotten Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies July 25, 2013 +1574 Boys don't need to be the only ones having fun in an ultra-crass comedy. 2.5/4 fresh Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post July 25, 2013 +1574 "Those with a high tolerance for good-natured ""teen"" raunch could do worse." 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times July 25, 2013 +1574 There is not another performer like [Aubrey Plaza] on the scene. 6/10 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 ScreenCrush July 25, 2013 +1574 Brandy, the nerdish character who wants to lose her virginity, is unlikable, annoying, grating and so unpleasant, there's no reason to care whether she will or won't. D rotten Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee July 25, 2013 +1574 It's... got more insight and honesty behind its use of expletives than any other piece of writing to hit the screen this summer, and as a result, the humour finds different layers to bounce through. 3.5/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com July 25, 2013 +1574 This raunchy teen comedy is novel insofar as it recasts familiar gross-out gags from a female perspective; otherwise it's basically an American Pie knockoff. rotten Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader July 25, 2013 +1574 Neither supergood nor superbad, but passable doesn't exactly raise the bar. 2.5/5 rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times July 25, 2013 +1574 Like the fumbling around of first-time sex, The To Do List has its enjoyable moments but doesn't exactly feel like a peak experience. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 25, 2013 +1574 This movie is smarter and better acted and just plain funnier than most of its predecessors in the my-first-time genre, no matter which sex is losing what. 4/5 fresh Neil Genzlinger 1 New York Times July 25, 2013 +1574 An absurdly profane comedy that spends its entire time serving up filthy jokes and then trying to top them. 2/4 rotten Paul Doro 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 25, 2013 +1574 So determined to one-up the boys that it goes overboard, misses its mark and accidentally makes an entirely different kind of statement. 1/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday July 25, 2013 +1574 Might've reached a more fulfilling creative explosion with someone else in the lead role, though it would difficult for anyone to shine in a feature that would prefer ingesting poop to exploring the nuances of a sexual awakening. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com July 25, 2013 +1574 An incredibly catchy attempt at a retro sex comedy ... while it does go a bit overboard with the raunch at times, it offers enough solid laughs to make it worthwhile. 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net July 25, 2013 +1574 The film is flush with done-to-death gross-out gags, bodily fluids serving as too many punch lines. Yes, girls can dish out F-bombs and body objectification as well as the boys can, but that shouldn't be the whole joke. 3/5 rotten Barbara VanDenburgh 1 Arizona Republic July 25, 2013 +1574 Sweet-tempered even while telling the story of a teenage girl's quest to lose her virginity, its heart is definitely in the right place... 3/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post July 25, 2013 +1574 Plaza is hilariously blunt, in a Sarah Silverman's brattier kid sister sort of way. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times July 25, 2013 +1574 There's a potentially innovative teen comedy in here somewhere, but it's surrounded by one that's much duller. C rotten Mike Russell 0 Oregonian July 25, 2013 +1574 A star-studded but scattershot affair that tackles its comedic obligations as dutifully as its heroine pursues her sexual conquests. rotten William Goss 1 Film.com July 25, 2013 +1574 A middling showcase for rising star Aubrey Plaza. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 25, 2013 +1574 The To Do List is cheerfully unconcerned with realism; the cast is so obviously over high school age it almost becomes part of the joke. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald July 25, 2013 +1574 For the most part it's a cheerful and sprightly comedy that delivers moderate laughs and should connect with the younger female audience that Hollywood largely ignores in the summer. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com July 25, 2013 +1574 [It] thinks a sex-obsessed version of a John Hughes comedy by its very nature is hilarious. It's not, but there are still some things to like here. 2/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News July 25, 2013 +1574 This is a welcome female-centric variation on a familiar theme, not the first to deal with a teenage girl's de-virginization project, but certainly a minority report in a field crowded with boys trying to Get Some ... 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune July 25, 2013 +1574 It's Plaza who makes it all work as the center of the circus. She proves that she is much more than just a sitcom snark queen. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer July 25, 2013 +1574 Maybe someday there will be a better commercial comedy about a girl taking charge of her sexual education, but for now, this is the only one we've got, and it's a filthy-fun charmer. 3.5/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle July 25, 2013 +1574 At long last, equal time has finally arrived for the ladies with The To Do List, which goes just as far as most male-oriented teen sex comedies, except its raunch and gross-out humor are actually funny and, yes, fully empowering. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International July 25, 2013 +1574 Plaza is a minimalist who knows how to do a lot with a little..a girl-power comedy about one young woman seizing the reins of her own sexuality. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine July 25, 2013 +1574 Loose and limber, proudly R-rated and wickedly amusing. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 25, 2013 +1574 Liberated from her trademark snark, Plaza tackles the awkwardness of fledgling foreplay with screwball abandon. B- fresh 1 AV Club July 25, 2013 +1574 It shows how far the teenage sex comedy has come, and how different it looks when a female writer or director is behind the camera. fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 25, 2013 +1574 "In its exuberantly smutty way, ""The To Do List"" is revolutionary: A teen sex comedy where the girls get to play nasty and the boys stand around looking terrified." 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe July 25, 2013 +1574 One sexual episode follows another without really building toward anything, making a finale in which Brandy spells out what she's learned from her experiences ring all the more false. 2.5/5 rotten Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve July 24, 2013 +1574 It captures how even when sex gets this purposeful, it's in a different way for girls than for boys. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly July 24, 2013 +1574 The To Do List ultimately proves a lazy, self-involved lover, too busy indulging its own fetishes and desires to tend to the viewers' needs or offer them much gratification. C rotten Curtis Woloschuk 0 Willamette Week July 24, 2013 +1574 You may not realize until you're watching The To Do List how refreshing it is just to see this familiar story told from the female perspective. B fresh Cory Everett 0 The Playlist July 23, 2013 +1574 "Plaza, of TV's ""Parks and Recreation"" fearlessly puts it all out there as a teen put out that she hasn't ""put out." 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service July 23, 2013 +1574 A smart, refreshingly frank though only moderately funny coming of age tale about an uptight high schooler and her quest for sexual experience. fresh John Hazelton 0 Screen International July 23, 2013 +1574 It is to comedy what an abstinence pledge is to sex. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap July 22, 2013 +1574 Writer-director Maggie Carey's feature debut boasts a crack ensemble cast led by Aubrey Plaza that evocatively captures the carefree elation of youthful summer romance. fresh Justin Lowe 1 Hollywood Reporter July 22, 2013 +1574 "Hits its fair share of outrageously funny highs amid lots of so-so filler, but stays buoyant and likable throughout thanks to the winning presence of ""Parks and Recreation"" star Aubrey Plaza in the lead." fresh Scott Foundas 1 Variety July 22, 2013 +1574 Like first sex, writer-director Maggie Carey's debut feature, The To Do List, is quick and messy, fitfully pleasurable, full of promise but not quite adept at getting everyone off. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice July 22, 2013 +1574 Essentially the film aims to trade in the awkwardness of teen sexuality, but too often settles for the gross-out gag instead. 2/4 rotten Andrew Schenker 0 Slant Magazine July 21, 2013 +1576 Stiller's forceful performance does his character a solid. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 6, 2017 +1576 Stiller's fearless performance makes it painfully and graphically clear that being a junkie is an exhausting full-time job. fresh Joe Leydon 0 The Moving Picture Show July 19, 2014 +1576 A movie to slit your wrist to. 0/5 rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 10, 2005 +1576 The movie gets credit for not making the high life seem colorful or funny. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1576 This well-told and solidly acted story of his rise and fall is not a pretty sight, but, as with a car wreck, it is riveting nevertheless. It is almost impossible to look away. fresh Rod Granger 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1576 Permanent Midnight offers nothing we haven't seen before. 2.5/5 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +1576 Stiller's attempted image makeover, though admirable, doesn't make it. rotten Glenn Lovell 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1576 Easy to appreciate, yet hard to find entertaining. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1576 Pick it up for Ben Stiller's sake--a great first dramatic role. 3/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1576 Constant sequences of drug taking, one after the other, does not a good film make. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1576 Comes off as manufactured and synthetic as most Hollywood product. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1576 Ben Stiller proves his acting chops in this atypical role as a heroin-addicted television writer. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1576 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1576 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2005 +1576 C rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1576 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly January 3, 2005 +1576 4/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews June 24, 2004 +1576 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies February 10, 2004 +1576 3/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 17, 2003 +1576 2/5 rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 1, 2003 +1576 3/5 fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 10, 2003 +1576 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 28, 2003 +1576 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) February 21, 2003 +1576 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) December 16, 2002 +1576 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1576 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1576 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +1576 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1576 8 fresh Mike DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1576 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1576 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1576 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1576 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1576 2.5/4 rotten 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1576 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1576 B- fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +1576 2/5 rotten Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +1576 5/10 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2000 +1576 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1576 3/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1576 3/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1576 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1576 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly September 16, 1998 +1577 ...a better-than-average behind-the-scenes drama that boasts a sterling turn from Busey and a whole lot of memorable music. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 1, 2014 +1577 The facts in this pop biography are often hopelessly askew, but the story is carried by the unadulterated power of Gary Busey's original and insightful performance. fresh Michael Sragow 1 New Yorker April 22, 2013 +1577 Gary Busey received a well-deserved Oscar nomination for playing the rock 'n roll legend in this entertaining biopic. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 10, 2012 +1577 [W]hat really puts the movie over is the actor in the title role, Gary Busey. fresh Richard T. Jameson 0 Parallax View September 18, 2010 +1577 The Buddy Holly Story smacks of realism in almost every respect, from the dramaturgy involving Holly and his back-up band, The Crickets, to the verisimilitude of the musical numbers. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1577 This is one rock and roll movie with a chance of being remembered, one with something to say and the style and energy to say it well. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 6, 2005 +1577 An exceptionally good musical biopic with a sensational performancy by Busey 5/5 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com February 19, 2005 +1577 The Buddy Holly Story moves us with the joyfulness of its music and the honest sentiment aroused in us by this gawky, shy rock singer and songwriter. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 24, 2004 +1577 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com March 8, 2008 +1577 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals September 3, 2005 +1577 4/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +1577 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +1577 3/5 fresh Cory Cheney 0 Urban Tulsa Weekly May 9, 2003 +1577 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 30, 2002 +1577 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1577 4/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) December 6, 2002 +1577 3.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1579 The Rider reshapes the traditional cowboy narrative in a way that both embraces and challenges western tropes. fresh Nikki Baughan 0 Sight and Sound December 6, 2018 +1579 What rests beneath this authenticity of modern America is a tender tale of striving for one's dreams, even amongst the harshest conditions imaginable. 4/5 fresh Alasdair Bayman 0 CineVue October 30, 2018 +1579 The Rider resists...easy interpretations and expands audience imaginations...with a sense of cinematic poetry and verve. 4.5/5 fresh Joel Mayward 0 Cinemayward October 29, 2018 +1579 It is more than just a beautiful postcard - it's a film that has a story that will stay with you long after you've left the theater. A- fresh Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News October 25, 2018 +1579 "A quiet character study, ""The Rider"" is almost documentary-like in its approach." 3/4 fresh Joey Magidson 0 Awards Circuit October 12, 2018 +1579 One of my favorite movies of the year, thus far. 4.5/5 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know October 12, 2018 +1579 It seems that each narrative element of the film is arranged to make us connect with nature. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh 0 October 8, 2018 +1579 The beauty of Zhao's film is that it celebrates being human without veering into sentimentality. fresh Rebecca Liu 0 Another Gaze September 20, 2018 +1579 A hugely impressive slice of prairie naturalism. 5/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times September 18, 2018 +1579 This is a film of subtle, unspoken grace notes, an intimate and deeply moving portrait of both Blackburn and the community of which he is part. It is an understated gem of a film, and marks Zhao as a major talent. fresh Edward Lawrenson 0 The Big Issue September 17, 2018 +1579 [Director Chloe] Zhao observes her objects of study with attention, reluctant to be condescending to them or to romanticize them. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Nando Salv 0 September 17, 2018 +1579 Working with non-professional actors from the Pine Ridge community, Zhao tells the fictionalised true story of bareback bronc rider Brady Blackburn. 4/5 fresh Simran Hans 0 Observer (UK) September 16, 2018 +1579 Jandreau proves a charismatic draw, even if some of the supporting non-actors struggle with naturalistic performances. 4/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) September 14, 2018 +1579 A meticulous and thoughtful, beautifully realised and visually resplendent film that really gets under the skin of its central character and makes him a relatable figure. 4/5 fresh Ross Miller 0 The National (Scotland) September 14, 2018 +1579 There is nothing here that approaches a conventional plot so the pace can feel slow. It is a memorable film but the story feels a little thinly spread. fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Express (UK) September 14, 2018 +1579 A remarkable film in many respects, and Zhao works wonders with a non-professional cast. 4/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies September 13, 2018 +1579 An example of regional American cinema at its finest. 4/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman September 13, 2018 +1579 The Rider is an extraordinary film. fresh Alexa Dalby 0 Dog and Wolf September 12, 2018 +1579 The Rider could easily have been pitying or patronising but it is suffused instead with warmth, understanding and insightful detail fresh Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman September 12, 2018 +1579 Not fiction; not documentary. Instead, a story standing under a chimerical moon while fate, laconic and inarticulate like its victims, growls from far off. 5/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times September 12, 2018 +1579 Young Jandreau gives a towering performance, broody, watchful, charismatic. 5/5 fresh Paddy Kehoe 0 September 12, 2018 +1579 An extraordinary semidocumentary drama, beautiful and beautifully accomplished, about dignity, work, and masculinity. Heartbreaking and yet utterly unsentimental, this is one of the best and most important films of the year. 5/5 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 12, 2018 +1579 So soulful that it almost hurts to watch it. fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 11, 2018 +1579 Even if Zhao overstates one or two metaphors, she captures Brady's inner struggle with mesmerising authenticity. 4/5 fresh Kevin Harley 0 The List September 10, 2018 +1579 There is an infinite sadness involving Zhao's The Rider but also an immeasurable humanity. 9/10 fresh Filipe Freitas 0 Film Threat August 29, 2018 +1579 The result is a magnificent look at what it means to be human. 8/10 fresh Jared Mobarak 0 Jaredmobarak.com August 28, 2018 +1579 Elegant and cinematic, but at the same time a spontaneous work of verite, The Rider breaks its own cinematic ground. 4 fresh Hope Madden 0 Columbus Underground August 27, 2018 +1579 Zhao has shown herself to be a wonderful storyteller, and I can't wait to see what she does next. 5/5 fresh Amelie Lasker 0 FF2 Media August 25, 2018 +1579 The western is weighed down by pacing issues [and]...development problems. Ultimately, the film is unable to conjure the emotions that the plot is heavily reliant upon. 2.5/5 rotten Kimberly Pierce 0 Geek Girl Authority August 21, 2018 +1579 A work of staggering heartbreak. fresh Glenn Heath 0 San Diego CityBeat August 20, 2018 +1579 "Like a rodeo man clinging on for dear life, ""The Rider"" is a tough film to shake, even well after you've experienced the ride. " A- fresh Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com August 14, 2018 +1579 The long scenes of the competitions are particularly striking. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ruben Peralta 0 Cocalecas August 13, 2018 +1579 For a story in which emotions are tamped down and shunted, The Rider finds a moving and difficult power. 4/5 fresh Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press August 3, 2018 +1579 Acting is best left to actors, lest you get this kind of shiftless, awkwardly mumbling emptiness going on for the entire length of a very drearily slow-moving movie. 2/5 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending July 3, 2018 +1579 The Rider has a wisdom all its own. ... It becomes a film about how the pain of loss and disappointment enables us to bear one another's burdens. A- fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer July 1, 2018 +1579 One of the year's most empathetic, soulful and heart-wrenching efforts. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground June 25, 2018 +1579 There is minimalistic elegance to this film that couldn't help but blow me away. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 15, 2018 +1579 It's often said that great films have the ability to transport you to a certain time, place and specific perspective, however unfamiliar that might be. Rarely is that more relevant than in The Rider. fresh David Fontana 0 Film Inquiry June 11, 2018 +1579 Brady, rarely raising his voice above a murmur, takes us on an emotional journey, figuring out his own way forward. The plains go on forever; so, we hope, does hope. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times June 11, 2018 +1579 A masterpiece about the human condition. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) June 2, 2018 +1579 The unexpected result of this often majestic film, as keenly written/directed by Chloe Zhao, is the likelihood of Jandreau actually becoming a movie star. 4/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) June 1, 2018 +1579 The movie is technically rough and its narrative is a bit wobbly. But because the story is so close to the lives of the actors, it has a unique emotional power that few films do. B+ fresh Michael Heaton 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer June 1, 2018 +1579 It so often seems that filmmakers who were not born in this country have produced some of the most discerning portraits of that region. fresh 0 The Public (Buffalo) June 1, 2018 +1579 Gripping rodeo film showing sympathy for the Native Americans living in need on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 1, 2018 +1579 The slightest twinge of emotional conflict sends the lead character outside to stare blankly into the sunlight... those empty stares are almost too apt for a film with an offscreen story that is so much more interesting than the actual movie. 3/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review May 31, 2018 +1579 A deeply spiritual film about loss, caring, and starting over. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice May 29, 2018 +1579 "The Rider"" is a masterful character study that honors but doesn't romanticize a vanishing way of life." 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) May 25, 2018 +1579 It's a small movie about a small-time rodeo rider. But emotionally, it stands taller than any blockbuster about spandex-wearing superheroes or wisecracking space smugglers. 4/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune May 23, 2018 +1579 Evocative, empathetic and elegiac - a captivating, contemporary Western. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate May 22, 2018 +1579 Part Western, part meditation on what it means to be a man, part elegy for a way of life. 4/5 fresh Jay Stone 0 Ex-Press.com May 22, 2018 +1579 My my, what a ride. A- fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News May 18, 2018 +1579 It's so quiet that at times it feels like it doesn't want to disturb any other movies playing in neighboring theaters. But you'll definitely be swept away by its beautiful spirit - if you just hold on. fresh Craig D. Lindsey 0 Nashville Scene May 17, 2018 +1579 'The Rider' is a sensitive feature that should be seen and appreciated. It is an original vision about a small segment of America that - at times - almost feels like another nation, and one worth visiting. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) May 16, 2018 +1579 "With its slow pace that subtly builds tension, its breathtaking camera work and its heartbreaking-yet-life-affirming view of a world unfamiliar to most of us, ""The Rider"" swept me away. " fresh Diane Pershing 0 Malibu Times May 15, 2018 +1579 Zhao has created a charismatic star and a brilliant - must see twice - view of a powerful segment of American life. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com May 12, 2018 +1579 "Cinema that's challenging and offbeat is always in danger of being overlooked. But ""The Rider"" deserves to be seen." 3.5/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 10, 2018 +1579 The spirit that emanates from the setting, characters, relationships and direction is brilliant. A- fresh Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current May 10, 2018 +1579 The Rider is slow going in spots, but it will surprise you with moments of great, simple beauty. Climb onboard, and you're not likely to forget it. fresh Steve Murray 0 ArtsATL May 4, 2018 +1579 In tune with the majestic sweep of the Badlands landscape, director [Chloe] Zhao casts a spell. fresh Diane Carson 0 KDHX (St. Louis) May 4, 2018 +1579 Director Chloe Zhao does an admirable job of introducing us to the rodeo world without being didactic about it. 2.5/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon May 4, 2018 +1579 Classic westerns may never go out of style, but sometimes it's good to see a movie about a cowboy who's a full-fledged human and not a type. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 3, 2018 +1579 Fiction and reality blur powerfully into a dizzying treatise on not just a broken cowboy, but also America. A+ fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger April 29, 2018 +1579 A beautiful, luminous film and one of the year's best. fresh Liam Lacey 0 Original Cin April 29, 2018 +1579 "Zhao has made a movie about how one man copes with the pain that accompanies loss. Brady certainly knows how to ""cowboy up,"" but we know his pain is real -- and so does he." fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Denerstein Unleashed April 27, 2018 +1579 The scenes between real-life friends Brady Jandreau and Lane Scott are the most haunting in the film because every moment, every glance, every unspoken word that collapses into a sigh feels intimate. 4/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Ex-Press.com April 27, 2018 +1579 This Bressonian hybrid will launch writer-director Chloe Zhao and leading man and real-life cowboy Brady Jandreau. A not to be missed spiritual journey of man and horse. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald April 27, 2018 +1579 Beautifully shot and perfectly paced, The Rider also balances precisely atop the fiction/documentary divide. 4/5 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post April 27, 2018 +1579 Jandreau, acting opposite his real-life family members and friends, disappears into a role largely based on his own experiences, oozing empathy from his pores. 4/4 fresh Chandler Levack 1 Globe and Mail April 27, 2018 +1579 Painting an achingly, literally real portrait of a lifestyle that is usually mocked and played for cheap laughs on screen rather than shown empathy, The Rider offers unshakably devastating insight 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth April 27, 2018 +1579 The Rider offers a subtle, mournful study of a man without purpose... 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies April 26, 2018 +1579 The Rider is Jandreau's story to tell, and he relives every moment of this terrible time in his life with an unbelievable stoicism and psychological depth. A fresh Clint Worthington 0 Consequence of Sound April 26, 2018 +1579 In fact, the theme of the movie might actually be the unspoken codes of masculinity, in which something-the rocky terrain, the Indigenous people, the untamed animals-must be dominated in order for men to feel like men. rotten Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight April 26, 2018 +1579 An elegiac, ruminative modern western about a young South Dakota rodeo rider who must decide what choices to make after suffering a serious head injury. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 26, 2018 +1579 [Chloe] Zhao lyrically frames the characters within the shots, making them seem part of the landscape. Everything and everyone are natural parts of the images... 4/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle April 26, 2018 +1579 It's just plain excellent. 4/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune April 26, 2018 +1579 You will want to be there, pulling for Brady, no matter what choices he makes. More importantly, you will care about those choices, and about him. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic April 26, 2018 +1579 Zhao brings a documentarian's eye to his story, augmented with some striking photography making the most of the movie's picturesque Badlands geography. 3/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News April 26, 2018 +1579 Zhao turns material that might have been treacly and simple-minded into an allegory of male identity...with the quality of myth. 4/4 fresh Peter Keough 1 Boston Globe April 26, 2018 +1579 [Director Chloe] Zhao and her films are worth discovering, and The Rider is a welcome surprise. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express April 25, 2018 +1579 ...simultaneously evokes and deflates our image of the iconic American West. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm April 23, 2018 +1579 A moving and sensitive look at wounded masculinity in America's heartland... 3.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics April 23, 2018 +1579 "The Rider"" could be, if I did not know better, an honest documentary about the life of a rodeo rider." B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 21, 2018 +1579 A remarkable, deeply moving melding of fact and fiction. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner April 20, 2018 +1579 This evocative and quietly powerful glimpse into masculinity and Western heritage expertly captures the rhythms of its subject, both visually and emotionally. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue April 20, 2018 +1579 Zhao manages to get performances out of her nonprofessional cast that feel authentic rather than awkward fresh Sherilyn Connelly 0 SF Weekly April 19, 2018 +1579 But the performances [Chloe] Zhao has gotten from her non-professional cast members are remarkable, and The Rider is one of those films that feels utterly, urself-consciously true to a reality not terribly close to the usual mythology of movie westerns. fresh Dennis Harvey 0 48 Hills April 19, 2018 +1579 It's a kind of parable, delivered in a manner that has nothing to do with preaching. 3/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 19, 2018 +1579 "The Rider"" reinvigorates tropes from the western genre of men, horses, honor codes and vast expanses of nature with a refreshing lack of sentimentality, without sacrificing their inherent lyricism and poetry." 4/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post April 19, 2018 +1579 Brady's world is also one of tragedy and hardship, biological fragility taking its toll not only on Brady but those he loves, changing times curtailing his options. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 18, 2018 +1579 Beautifully photographed on [the] Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, the film offers ... gorgeous vistas as background for its heartbreaking elegy of a time present, yet already gone by. fresh Christopher Llewellyn 0 Hammer to Nail April 17, 2018 +1579 The movie is soulful, elegant, filmed as often as not at the magic hour, when the sky is as broad as it is orange-yellow, and every nook of the world seems alight with possibility. fresh 0 Vanity Fair April 17, 2018 +1579 But as wrenching as The Rider can be at times, it's also suspenseful and beautiful - a modern-day Western with a hero who's a real discovery. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR April 17, 2018 +1579 Simplicity is not in vogue among today's filmmakers, but The Rider is so consistently good that it has wowed critics and audiences on the film festival circuit. Just don't approach it with outsized expectations. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com April 16, 2018 +1579 Zhao seems to have filmed with her head down, focussed on her screenplay, rather than up, focussed on the richness of what was taking place around her. rotten Richard Brody 1 New Yorker April 15, 2018 +1579 In his debut, Jandreau's soft, understated performance gives him the presence of a screen veteran. 4/5 fresh Tim Appelo 0 AARP Movies for Grownups April 12, 2018 +1579 A neo-Western about rodeo riding, hobbled masculinity and reflective grace that feels unlike anything else out there. fresh Robert Abele 1 TheWrap April 12, 2018 +1579 It's a rare treat to be so affected by-and connected to-a movie hero of so few words, and such vivid ones. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal April 12, 2018 +1579 What really distinguishes [Zhao's] work here is something beyond great filmmaking chops: a vision that is deeply humanistic, founded on a compassionate realism that honors the heartfelt struggles of all the creatures it encounters. 4/4 fresh Godfrey Cheshire 1 RogerEbert.com April 12, 2018 +1579 The Rider serves as a showcase for Zhao's multifaceted talents, has a searingly dramatic storyline with gripping themes and subtexts, and boasts an impressive ensemble of non-actors. fresh Alex Arabian 0 Film Inquiry April 11, 2018 +1579 "The Rider"" plays like a virtual documentary, and in some ways it is just that. Yet these flesh-and-blood denizens of South Dakota are quite credible actors, a tribute to Zhao's skill behind the camera. " fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan April 11, 2018 +1579 Ms. Zhao's commitment to her craft - she knows how to take care and when to take risks - matches Brady's. fresh 1 New York Times April 11, 2018 +1579 This excellent sophomore film by a Chinese writer-director is a rare look at the life of a young Native American man. fresh Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International April 11, 2018 +1579 A vista-worshipping, socially observant, and altogether moving exploration of how difficult it is to be wise even when the alternative is statistically guaranteed death. fresh Inkoo Kang 1 Slate April 11, 2018 +1579 "[Chloe] Zhao and ""The Rider"" are the real deal." 3/4 fresh Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press April 10, 2018 +1579 "The Rider"" comes as close to a spiritual experience as anything I've encountered in a movie theater this year." fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times April 10, 2018 +1579 One of the year's most arresting and unforgettable films. fresh Nick Schager 0 The Daily Beast April 9, 2018 +1579 Captures the excitement of rodeos. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Big Apple Reviews April 8, 2018 +1579 This haunting drama is a spiritual, perhaps more understated cousin of The Wrestler , handled with a deft, tender touch. B+ fresh Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction March 10, 2018 +1579 The Rider is art imitating life in one of the best ways. Because the main characters are not trained actors, the film benefits and it produces a story that is heart-wrenching, unfiltered and intimate. 4.5/5 fresh Joi Childs 0 Black Girl Nerds January 19, 2018 +1579 The occasional lyrical music that over-pounds the film's mournful tone. Nevertheless, it's a remarkable achievement from both Zhao and all her actors. fresh Isabel Stevens 0 Sight and Sound January 10, 2018 +1579 The Rider confirms Zhao as one of the great new American directors, looking at the lives of people too often ignored in cinema, and in a way too often not attempted. fresh Shelagh Rowan-Legg 0 ScreenAnarchy January 10, 2018 +1579 As for The Rider, its naturally occurring mood is one of elegiac grandeur. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation November 1, 2017 +1579 The Rider is a small film of great beauty and great resonance. fresh Chloe Walker 0 Film Inquiry October 26, 2017 +1579 Zhao's film derives its power from the truth that both drives it and inspires it, and the final result is a wholly unique slice-of-life drama. A- fresh Kate Erbland 1 indieWire October 13, 2017 +1579 While The Rider is a compelling story, the tone of the film across the board tends to remain flat - and at times boring. fresh Stephanie Archer 0 Film Inquiry October 11, 2017 +1579 It manifests a mounting sense of disillusionment, suggesting that the rodeo lifestyle many characters so unreservedly romanticize often leads to physical and psychological ruin. 2.5/4 fresh Sam C. Mac 0 Slant Magazine October 10, 2017 +1579 It's difficult to describe the immense weight that descends upon you when you realize you're seeing real Indian reservation cowboys moving through a lightly fictionalized version of their lives. fresh April Wolfe 1 L.A. Weekly October 5, 2017 +1579 When we let go of our prejudices and embrace the unknown, what follows has the potential to excite and amaze. The Rider is a case in point. fresh Tomas Trussow 0 Film Inquiry October 3, 2017 +1579 Beautiful, intelligent, and sensitive. fresh Chelsea Phillips-Carr 0 Cinema Scope September 25, 2017 +1579 The Rider is a thing of exquisite beauty. fresh Brian D. Johnson 0 Maclean's Magazine September 21, 2017 +1579 For beautiful, intimate moments, few films at Cannes this year were in the same league as The Rider. 3/4 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com June 9, 2017 +1579 The result is an entrancing, deeply moving effort, one that is certain to steal the hearts of audiences on its wider release. A fresh Bradley Warren 0 The Playlist May 30, 2017 +1579 In telling the story of a disappearing slice of America, Zhao has created a portrait of resilience, and the bonds that last even after the rodeo's over. fresh Emily Yoshida 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 29, 2017 +1579 The Rider marries the majestic vistas of the greatest American westerns with a deeply interior story of a cowboy having to renegotiate his identity. fresh Ben Croll 1 TheWrap May 26, 2017 +1579 Heavy-hearted cowboys, wild horses and broken dreams: The Rider is a great film about what it means to be a man. fresh Elena Lazic 0 Little White Lies May 26, 2017 +1579 While this is a familiar theme that viewers have watched countless times, the way Zhao has scripted and directed The Rider makes it something new. 4/5 fresh 0 HeyUGuys May 23, 2017 +1579 Movies that blend real life and fiction usually foreground the docu-style realism, using the poetry as grace notes or punctuation. Zhao privileges both, and in so doing creates a work of heartbreaking beauty. fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 Village Voice May 23, 2017 +1579 The pretended epic of rodeo, so idiosyncratically American, appears hollow in front of the several wounded and amputated that parade on screen. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Juanma Ruiz 0 May 22, 2017 +1579 Gains artful integrity from Zhao's favored docu-fiction technique - roughly tracing a script around the experiences of her non-professional actors - and dusty-dreamy visual style. fresh Guy Lodge 1 Variety May 22, 2017 +1579 It's a very impressive, very accomplished film. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 22, 2017 +1579 Zhao's story may strain as it edges down familiar routes, but its emotional connections pulsate throughout, making this a natural for festival and arthouse play to Zhao's growing fanbase. fresh Fionnuala Halligan 0 Screen International May 22, 2017 +1579 Beautifully captures the way a handful of people stoically deal with the meager hands life has dealt them. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter May 22, 2017 +1581 This is never quite as taut as it needs to be, and the Manichean struggle becomes a bit facile. 2.5/4 rotten Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail April 22, 2011 +1581 Repeaters drifts into a flatlining exercise in pseudo-thrills long before its eventual moralistic ending. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety October 21, 2010 +1581 It's simply an enjoyable indie that offers a nice change of pace for Bessai fans, and a little indie fervor for fans of the stars. fresh Monika Bartyzel 0 Cinematical October 21, 2010 +1581 ...a seriously absurd piece of work... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 1, 2010 +1583 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 4, 2005 +1585 In the end, our arrogant hero is humbled and must face the fact that he has cut himself off from real feeling, the same with our heroine. Meeting each other has rendered all their tactics useless, and they stumble blind and grateful into each others arms. rotten Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 24, 2017 +1585 Under- whelming, and predictable cookie cutter romantic comedy fluff... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed November 22, 2014 +1585 Will Smith charms again; best for teens and up. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +1585 "In a movie where the film's trailer has spoiled all its best scenes, and the onscreen chemistry between our primary lovebirds is a failed experiment, it's refreshing that ""Hitch"" still provides that rare buoyant romantic lift that the genre promises." B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 18, 2009 +1585 Does everyone fall in love after the third date? In his world, they do. 2.5/4 rotten Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner July 19, 2008 +1585 It's a fantasy that will fill box-office coffers, but it makes for a movie that's a little too innocuous for its own good. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek November 1, 2007 +1585 full review in Greek 3/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 3, 2006 +1585 Fans of movies like The Wedding Planner and You've Got Mail looking for a charming date movie with lots of laughs will fall in love with Hitch. 3/4 fresh Russ Breimeier 0 Christianity Today September 28, 2006 +1585 Does a fine job of staying away from an overage of boredom and sentimentality while providing a good mix of laughter along the way. 3.5/5 fresh Michael Ferraro 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1585 For what it is, Hitch gets the job done. 3/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1585 Smith's knockout comic performance, with its perfect pitches and pauses, ultimately saves the day. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 24, 2005 +1585 Harmless fun for the dating crowd. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 16, 2005 +1585 Sometimes cotton candy tastes really yummy, pop songs are fun for the ears, and movies like Hitch can make for a breezy good time. 3/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com June 11, 2005 +1585 James comes crashing nervously into the movie like a fat guy who went through the wrong door and ended up on the fashion show catwalk. He's perfect. 3/4 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun May 6, 2005 +1585 Will Smith may be on the poster, and he may be the catalyst, but Kevin James is the star and heart and soul of this movie. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina April 21, 2005 +1585 All that's left is Smith's considerable charm and James's appealing goofiness - and they're not enough. rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat April 7, 2005 +1585 Sure, it has its precious moments -- but Hitch has the smarts to defuse them with large doses of slapstick, wit, or outright silliness. 7/10 fresh Brian Juergens 0 Freeze Dried Movies April 1, 2005 +1585 The film is largely well-designed fantasy that is fun and entertaining. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International March 24, 2005 +1585 Those who have seen enough of these films - and who know all their tricks - will likely recognize that Hitch is nothing special. 4 rotten Shay Casey 0 FilmFocus March 13, 2005 +1585 Works as a capsule -- a snapshot -- of what American metropolitan dating has become: a game of social defense. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies March 10, 2005 +1585 Hitch will make dorky, husky guys like Kevin James and myself feel some hope that we too can date women who look like models 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com March 6, 2005 +1585 With it's share of Jerry Maguire moments mixed with real romance corn, Hitch is well worth the date. 4/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week March 6, 2005 +1585 Enjoyable romantic comedy that is sharply written and frequently laugh-out-loud funny, thanks to a hilarious performance by supporting actor Kevin James. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 5, 2005 +1585 James is a gleeful crackup opposite Smith. B fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) March 4, 2005 +1585 Hitch isn't a memorable date. 3/5 rotten Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com March 1, 2005 +1585 Merely cute when it could be affecting, pleasant when it could be relevant. 2.5/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) March 1, 2005 +1585 Reminds us, sweetly, charmingly, and humorously, what Will Smith used to be like before he became an overnight action sensation. 2.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf February 28, 2005 +1585 While the last act of the film is kind of forced, most of it is just perfect. 3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette February 27, 2005 +1585 ...good date film... B- fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) February 27, 2005 +1585 ".....laugh yourself silly as Will Smith and Kevin James make up the screen's most unlikely comic duo since Schwarzenegger and DeVito in ""Twins""." fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan February 26, 2005 +1585 "Say what you ""Will"", but Mr. Smith is one entertaining guy" fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan February 26, 2005 +1585 What this comedy lacks in cleverness or originality it more than makes up for with charm. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 26, 2005 +1585 I didn't expect much from Hitch and, not surprisingly, I didn't get much -- but I was entranced by the film nonetheless, from a historical perspective. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer February 24, 2005 +1585 "Dating is difficult. Relationships can be tough. ""Hitch"" wants to be the Band-Aid that heals the wound." B fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) February 22, 2005 +1585 Romantic comedy is to cinema what hot dogs are to cuisine - the question is only whether it's been prepared decently. And this one has. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 21, 2005 +1585 Hitch claims to spit on the importance of coded language in relationships. But these are only nice asides; the film is too comfortable with the rom-com statusquo. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) February 21, 2005 +1585 Agreeable if not exactly good. 2.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 20, 2005 +1585 ... while both of these performers look great together, they really don't seem to belong together. 2/5 rotten Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle February 20, 2005 +1585 Only has one thing going for it and that's Will Smith, but that's enough. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope February 20, 2005 +1585 Kevin James is the film's greatest asset by far. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 19, 2005 +1585 A half-hearted attempt at a Valentine's Day date movie. Blind dates are one thing, but dumb and blind movies are another. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly February 18, 2005 +1585 Smith and Mendes, unfortunately, fizzle rather than spark, a near-fatal flaw in a romance that depends on its leads' chemistry to succeed. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune February 18, 2005 +1585 Hitch falls predictably in place, but it throws surprises out along the way and has surprising substance. fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) February 18, 2005 +1585 Hitch wastes both Will Smith and Kevin James with yet another convoluted romantic fable 1.5/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 Washington Times February 17, 2005 +1585 Will Smith began his acting career as a prince, and he remains one of the most engaging, adorable actors on the planet. 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly February 17, 2005 +1585 Smith has another hit, James beats pal Ray Romano to movie stardom, and acting lessons pay off for a supermodel. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian February 17, 2005 +1585 With involving performance by Will Smith and Eva Mendes this Valentine romancer is certainly worth seeing. fresh Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca February 17, 2005 +1585 Andy Tennant may be the best marketing guru in Hollywood. It's too bad he's directing Hitch 1/5 rotten 0 Film Snobs February 16, 2005 +1585 Will Smith and Kevin James keep the whole thing going thanks to the chemistry of their oddball pairing 3/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy February 16, 2005 +1585 It won't change your life, but it will keep you happily entertained for a couple hours. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 16, 2005 +1585 For a fairly typical romantic comedy, Hitch is a mildly entertaining diversion that ultimately becomes engulfed in its formulaic trappings. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 15, 2005 +1585 To play off of the Heavy D/Aaron Hall classic, now that Smith has found a love story, what is Hollywood gonna do with him? I look forward to finding out. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 15, 2005 +1585 Hitch falls into that weird gray area of movies I sort of liked, but sort of didn't. 2.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 14, 2005 +1585 I did enjoy the buddy dynamic between Smith and James, who puts kind of a cocky spin on the clumsy fat guy cliches. And there were about a half-dozen jokes that had me laughing out loud. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 14, 2005 +1585 Hitch has us from hello. 8/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com February 14, 2005 +1585 Hitch doesn't impress with its sophomoric observations on sexual politics. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice February 14, 2005 +1585 This lighter than air souffle offers little beyond Will Smith's currently palatable magnetism. rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle February 13, 2005 +1585 Looks like another love TKO. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com February 12, 2005 +1585 It runs out of gas about halfway through and becomes just another sitcom with silly sight gags replacing the clever dialogue. rotten Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan February 12, 2005 +1585 Although somewhat predictable, labored and gimmicky, Tennant's narrative is given a boisterous boost by its charismatic leading rogue in Will Smith. 2.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye February 12, 2005 +1585 A smart romantic comedy and a fabulous showcase for its leads and New York City setting. 3/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald February 11, 2005 +1585 Smith is the stale prince of charming grins and adorable asides; it's astounding that this is his first real romantic comedy, because it feels like he's been doing this shtick for years. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer February 11, 2005 +1585 Having conquered Independence Day, Will Smith has set his sights on Valentine's Day. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters February 11, 2005 +1585 Hitch is light and funny for audiences in an undemanding mood. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 11, 2005 +1585 Hitch isn't the 'cure for the common man,' as its tagline suggests; but it's definitely the cure for the common. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com February 11, 2005 +1585 Smith and James make such an inspired comedic team ... that the movie's conventional romances can't possibly match the spark these two generate. B- fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 11, 2005 +1585 This is as formulaic a comedy as humanly possible. Smith's charm and his collaberation with James produce enough laughs to save it from terminal derivativity. 5/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com February 11, 2005 +1585 ...several stories form a funny tapestry that is well woven by helmer Andy Tennant. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 11, 2005 +1585 A likable love story that keeps you engaged even when it's tearing a few dog-eared pages out of the romantic comedy playbook. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette February 11, 2005 +1585 Smith and Mendes are terrific together. He brings her game up so high you'd think she has had as many good parts as Smith. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press February 11, 2005 +1585 Smith, of course, is so cool he can afford to pretend to be uncool; but what really works for him here is the interplay with James, whose inner-wild-man dance moves alone are worth the price of admission. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News February 11, 2005 +1585 In my view, Smith would do well to tweak his career a bit. How nice if he'd find a small, serious movie that tests his acting chops. Can the action heroes. Scrap the charm. C+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News February 11, 2005 +1585 Manages time and again to deliver familiar notes that it then jazzes up. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post February 11, 2005 +1585 Smith has more comic charisma with James than Mendes, not that there's anything wrong with that. B fresh 0 E! Online February 11, 2005 +1585 Here's hoping this first romantic comedy won't be his last. Or the best. 2.5/4 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle February 11, 2005 +1585 Will Smith has always had an easy time grabbing the spotlight. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star February 11, 2005 +1585 Virtually hitch-free, making it a true cinema valentine. 3.5/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies February 11, 2005 +1585 You can almost see the filmmakers flailing their arms, desperately manufacturing contrivance upon contrivance to separate and reunite the movie's unlikely pair. 2/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 11, 2005 +1585 More like a skit that doesn't know when to pack it in. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star February 11, 2005 +1585 Will Smith proves that if he ever wants to stop fighting screen robots, aliens or drug dealers, he is more than able to fill the rom-com leading-man shoes. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald February 11, 2005 +1585 This is the sort of role Smith carries off effortlessly, a decent, level-headed all-American guy who's more sensitive than his imposing physique might suggest. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 11, 2005 +1585 It's amiable enough, but it's likely that even the easiest-to-please of viewers won't be overly impressed. 2/4 rotten Paul Doro 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 11, 2005 +1585 Lame mistaken identity subplots are a staple of romantic comedy, but this one is intrusive and clunky by any standard. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News February 11, 2005 +1585 The streamlined plot is nothing new, but the physical comedy and trademark Smith glibness work their charm. 3/5 fresh Lindy T. Shepherd 0 Orlando Weekly February 11, 2005 +1585 It's a good script, packed with knowing zingers about the game of love. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 11, 2005 +1585 If the muddy romantic comedy Hitch gives the hope of a Smith freed from computerized trickery and ludicrous shoot-outs, it's still not the ideal vehicle for its star's talents. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian February 11, 2005 +1585 It is smarter than your average rom-com and boasts some genuine pathos towards the end. The movie certainly has enough commendable qualities to earn referrals from dating gurus. fresh Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 11, 2005 +1585 Most of the credit goes to Smith, who is wonderfully at-ease in everything he does and here he effortlessly carries the movie. 3/5 fresh Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 11, 2005 +1585 Even though a little less Hitch might have been a better thing, the Fresh Prince keeps the proceedings from becoming too stale. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 11, 2005 +1585 Faint praise it may be, but those looking for a cute date movie this weekend could do far worse. As could Smith, for that matter. 2.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 11, 2005 +1585 There are enough laughs, winning performances, attractive people and appealing romance to make Hitch an amusing option for the Valentine season. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle February 11, 2005 +1585 Smith, with one tweak or twinkle too much, could become too smug, too princely, but is almost totally appealing. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune February 11, 2005 +1585 Director Andy Tennant and screenwriter Kevin Bisch establish a breezy tone and offer up a New York that exists only in the movies, in the best, most escapist sense. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 11, 2005 +1585 A rare studio product that earns the goodwill it smugly demands. fresh Mark Holcomb 1 Village Voice February 11, 2005 +1585 When it's funny, it's truly funny and the featured couples all have an easy and believable chemistry. 3/5 fresh Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide February 11, 2005 +1585 Forget about the predictable twists: Hitch works best when it's a buddy comedy, with Smith and James having a blast as smooth Yoda and jiggly Jedi. fresh Sean Daly 1 Washington Post February 11, 2005 +1585 From the very opening, when Hitch begins explaining to the camera that love sometimes needs an outside assist to get started, he owns the audience. 3/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News February 11, 2005 +1585 To enjoy this film, it helps to check your brain at the box office. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post February 11, 2005 +1585 In the end, the two halves of the movie feel as if they are forced together, leaving messes that Tennant and screenwriter Kevin Bisch never really clean up. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 11, 2005 +1585 It's puzzling that Smith has taken this long to try a romantic comedy. B- fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times February 11, 2005 +1585 Marvelous Will Smith and his mostly watchable supporting cast soldier on bravely, but they're marching straight into quicksand. 2.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 11, 2005 +1585 The premise is intriguing, and for a time it seems that the Date Doctor may indeed know things about women that most men in the movies are not allowed to know, but the third act goes on autopilot just when the Doctor should be in. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 11, 2005 +1585 "All of the funniest bits from ""Hitch"" are in the trailer, what's left is a sweet, down to earth romantic comedy with a really likable cast." fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine February 11, 2005 +1585 This is surprisingly funny - it has a great opening and closing montage; both quickly establish the story and mood of the movie... Will Smith swept us all off our feet. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com February 11, 2005 +1585 Every so often you simply want a movie set in movie-land, featuring attractive people saying things that, if not witty, at least don't need a laugh track to prop them up, and you want it to play fair within the context of its tiny universe. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 11, 2005 +1585 A sweet, slick, streamlined yet, ultimately, forgettable ploy in the game of love 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com February 11, 2005 +1585 ...a klutzy, long-winded, far-fetched and not-all-that-funny affair that somehow flashes an unobjectionable charm when expectations are kept low. 2/4 rotten Aaron Hillis 0 Premiere Magazine February 11, 2005 +1585 The magnetic chemistry of the actors ... elevates the story's familiar rhythms above leagues of imitators. 4/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies February 11, 2005 +1585 ... Adds up to far more than the formula typically allows. 3.5/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) February 11, 2005 +1585 Like eager kids on their first date, this romantic comedy stumbles and fumbles at times but its heart is definitely in the right place. Sometimes that's just enough. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register February 11, 2005 +1585 [Writer] Bisch... has a fairly dim view of humanity... as easily manipulated automatons... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 11, 2005 +1585 The date doctor operates like an overly eager comic intern. That's the only real glitch in Hitch. 2.5/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News February 11, 2005 +1585 Hitch skates by on appeal and indefatigability of effort. B fresh Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine February 11, 2005 +1585 A romantic comedy that's easy to fall in love with. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 11, 2005 +1585 ...a facile, undemanding romantic comedy elevated from formula dreck by the considerable charisma of Will Smith C+ rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 11, 2005 +1585 Will Smith's charisma helps make this sweet, slight romantic comedy about a modern Cupid a light and disposable pleasure. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix February 10, 2005 +1585 Will Smith is a remarkable talent, his reactive comic timing a thing of beauty. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 10, 2005 +1585 Hitch will make a great date movie. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures February 10, 2005 +1585 If Alex Hitchens were a green thumb, he'd probably be called Alex Gardner. If he were a cook, he'd probably be Alex O'Spatchula...But that's how romantic comedies work. fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch February 10, 2005 +1585 It's just too bad that Smith wanted to play it so safe and so easy when Hitch could've benefited from a stronger vision and much bigger laughs. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com February 10, 2005 +1585 A standard-issue rom-com in almost every respect, but the irresistible charm of its lead pushes it over the top. B- fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium February 10, 2005 +1585 Screenwriter Kevin Bisch emphasizes tired jokes and stock situations over anything resembling reality, something that's exacerbated by a seriously overlong running time. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 10, 2005 +1585 Knows its formula well enough to run its finger along the grooves quick and smooth. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central February 10, 2005 +1585 Smith carries it off with his effortless charm and confidence, whether he's chatting up a woman, conspiring with the audience, or instructing a client, and director Andy Tennant gives it a light gloss and an easy lilt. B- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 10, 2005 +1585 The film moves in fits and starts, and is way too long, but it may prove memorable, if only for the sweet, marvelously inventive performance of Kevin James. fresh Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly February 10, 2005 +1585 A pleasant date movie with several laughs and a couple of smiles. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 10, 2005 +1585 Smith is a gifted comic actor, and seeing him in a lighthearted comedy, his first romantic lead, is a pure pleasure. 3/5 fresh Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times February 10, 2005 +1585 How reassuring to realize that happy surprises are still possible. Hitch is one of the happiest. B+ fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News February 10, 2005 +1585 Not so much movie as antidote -- to the cynicism that's rampant in most Hollywood romantic comedies. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic February 10, 2005 +1585 Too many false endings and time issues aside, Hitch is difficult to discount when it handles the rom-com formula better than most of its insufferably dumbed-down ilk. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com February 10, 2005 +1585 An average romantic comedy, starring Will Smith and Eva Mendes, that is as soft and sweet as a marshmallow, and about as interesting. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times February 10, 2005 +1585 You know what's being fed to you and yet you slurp it down just the same. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post February 10, 2005 +1585 Smith and sexy Mendes spar nicely, but they don't spark. In movies, that's the kiss of death. 2/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 10, 2005 +1585 The sour subplot, in which Sara's dark side mistakes Hitch for a cad, staggers to a gummy resolution, throwing a wet-blanket reminder that romantic comedy -- indeed, romance itself -- isn't what it used to be. 2.5/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday February 10, 2005 +1585 For women, it purveys the dream that men really, really care about what they think. For men, it holds out the fantasy that babes are attracted to geeky men who really, really care about what they think. What's not to like? 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 10, 2005 +1585 Hitch suffers from a good-joke deficit that even Smith's charm has trouble balancing. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 10, 2005 +1585 Andy Tennant, Will Smith and Kevin James have managed to deliver a decent comedy out of a one-note idea. B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com February 10, 2005 +1585 James and Smith are terrific together. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 10, 2005 +1585 The romantic comedy genre needs infusion of new blood, but this film is utterly predictable, by-the-number, thoigh Will Smith has charm. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 10, 2005 +1585 It's an equal-opportunity fizzle. 2/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune February 10, 2005 +1585 A little like being on a blind date. Bits of it are charming, much of it is awkward and several sequences plod along with the self-consciousness of a first-date stop-and-start conversation. C+ rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution February 10, 2005 +1585 Will Smith finally makes the leap into romantic comedies with the delightful if somewhat predictable Hitch. Will, baby, what took you so long? 3/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com February 10, 2005 +1585 a pleasant enough meringue of a romantic comedy. Light, sweet, and essentially insubstantial 3/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews February 10, 2005 +1585 Smith charms his way through piled-on platitudes and social faux-pas' with his groove intact. 2.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 10, 2005 +1585 Forget Will Smith and Eva Mendes. You'll hope for a hook-up on future films between Smith and the very funny Kevin James. Their chemistry saves an otherwise mediocre movie. 3/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) February 10, 2005 +1585 Men may be from Mars, and women from Venus, but Hitch hails from the planet GetMeSome. 2.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star February 10, 2005 +1585 A bright and sharp-witted -- if predictable -- romantic comedy. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire February 9, 2005 +1585 A warm and witty comedy that unfortunately runs itself into the ground during its final act. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing February 9, 2005 +1585 It makes nerds and studs alike so noble that it turns the chase into a neutered game. C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly February 9, 2005 +1585 It is a romantic comedy, released for Valentine's weekend no less, that is willing to look at the darker underside of dating 3/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies February 9, 2005 +1585 the makers of Hitch - a film that overstays its welcome by a good half-hour - seem to be the only filmmakers in Hollywood to not know how to put together a fast happy ending 2/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com February 9, 2005 +1585 By the time Smith offers up his unnecessary race-against-the-clock mea culpa, Hitch's cupid's arrow has already veered way off course. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine February 9, 2005 +1585 Good performances pump up the fun in this lively romantic comedy. fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 9, 2005 +1585 The real chemistry isn't between Smith and Mendes, it's between Smith and James. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs February 8, 2005 +1585 Like a big box of Valentine's chocolates that turn out to be a mite stale when you bite into them. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 8, 2005 +1585 Everything about Hitch seems off. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter February 7, 2005 +1585 This is a very entertaining picture. A- fresh Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal February 7, 2005 +1585 Will Smith is pure delight, as if we didn't know. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 7, 2005 +1585 An urban fantasy, with florid observations about life and love...Sometimes, competent direction and a brace of star power are enough. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 6, 2005 +1585 the kind of romantic comedy that even the most unromantic lout in your life will enjoy. 9.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Gazette (MD) February 4, 2005 +1585 Hitch is infinitely preferable to rooting for Jennifer Lopez to find love with her feather duster again or watching Meg Ryan pretend not to age. 3/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend February 1, 2005 +1585 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 27, 2007 +1585 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1585 3.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1585 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review April 27, 2005 +1585 3/5 fresh 0 Hartford Courant February 26, 2005 +1585 4/5 fresh 0 Looking Closer February 26, 2005 +1585 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 12, 2005 +1585 2/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun February 11, 2005 +1586 Unhappily, although Ian McEwan's screenplay has its strong points, and Ruben skillfully builds tension and suspense, this updated, gender-bent Bad Seed falters at key points. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant June 6, 2018 +1586 A second-rate thriller with first-rate production values. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide July 25, 2007 +1586 This peculiar thriller doesn't deliver enough jolts to leave the audience screaming. rotten Brian Lowry 1 Variety July 25, 2007 +1586 There's wonderful use made of a Maine port town, and Ruben gets a dizzying thrill or two out of overhead shots, but the conceptual overload finally prevents this from coming together. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader July 25, 2007 +1586 A summer camp classic. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1586 Not a good movie, but a creepy performance by Culkin rescues it. 3/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum July 16, 2003 +1586 An unintentionally uproarious melodrama; a must-see for fans of the truly terrible 0/5 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 15, 2003 +1586 The Good Son has a handsome, scenic look that sustains interest, and a suspenseful ending that is quite literally gripping. 3/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1586 Almost worth it to see Macauly Culkin's demise. Almost. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 12, 2003 +1586 Not The Bad Seed but not bad. 3/5 fresh Robert Faires 0 Austin Chronicle February 10, 2002 +1586 Tacky, sloppy genre exercise about how when screws are loose, even children can be psychotic. 2/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com February 6, 2002 +1586 At best, this film is strictly cable fare. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1586 The movie is a creepy, unpleasant experience, made all the worse because it stars children too young to understand the horrible things we see them doing. 0.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1586 Where were the responsible adults when this thing was made? rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1586 You sit there laughing at Culkin's best comedy ever. If only this movie wasn't supposed to be a horror picture. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1586 Culkin is never really very believable in his role, though Wood does better, lending depth to a sketchily written character. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1586 Culkin shows that he might be more than a one-trick pony given a little seasoning. It just might be a good idea if his next trick is something original. 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1586 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 10, 2005 +1586 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 6, 2005 +1586 2/5 rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com April 20, 2005 +1586 0/5 rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly July 23, 2004 +1586 2/4 rotten Leonard Schwarz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1586 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 17, 2002 +1586 2/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 4, 2002 +1586 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly September 24, 1993 +1588 Nolan's most perfect commentary on his favourite auteur theme of mise en abyme, as both magicians in their own ways make near Faustian pacts for their climactic 'prestige'. 4/5 fresh PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro November 10, 2018 +1588 Although the film's stunning reveals make the audience realise it has been duped... there is a protagonist to empathise with each time. fresh Graham Fuller 0 Sight and Sound November 2, 2018 +1588 While you're looking here, it's executing a trick there, and the film is, in fact, structured like a magic act with three parts called the Pledge, the Turn and the Prestige. 3/4 fresh Barbara Vancheri 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette November 2, 2018 +1588 Yes, the film is built on deceptions, and yes, it features a series of interconnected twists, but like all good movies and magic tricks, it doesn't lose any glory in a repeated performance or viewing, only gains it. fresh Daniel Carlson 0 Pajiba November 2, 2018 +1588 Nolan has conjured a bold mix of thriller and period piece, with even a precocious dab of science fiction. fresh Janet Smith 0 Georgia Straight November 2, 2018 +1588 Until an inexplicably awful revelation at the end, The Prestige is a taut, exciting portrait of obsession and the dark competitive spirit of professional magicians. 6 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 Film and Felt September 19, 2009 +1588 Risible inanity rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 28, 2009 +1588 Show me a director better suited for a movie about magic than Christopher Nolan and I'll show you... a magician? 3.5/5 fresh Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1588 "The film is never less than engaging, though considering that the title The Prestige refers to the moment in a magic act that gives it its ""wow"" factor, it's kind of a shame that the ultimate ""reveal"" in the movie is a little too tricky for its own good." fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR.org October 18, 2008 +1588 "The Prestige"" is a cinematic trick, nothing more, and the deadpan seriousness is part of the effect, and not an end in itself." fresh Brian Holcomb 0 Beyond Hollywood April 17, 2008 +1588 In a movie about people who make their livings on misdirection, The Prestige utterly forgets to employ its own. 5/10 rotten Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com February 28, 2008 +1588 It's quite a movie -- atmospheric, obsessive, almost satanic. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 7, 2007 +1588 Nolan balances Hollywood and indie sensibilities pulling off a film that is smart, complicated and carries a big look. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Calgary Movies August 13, 2007 +1588 As is his want, Mr. Nolan jumps between time periods and voice-overs with reckless abandon. The movie's real trick is that it all somehow manages to congeal. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1588 An example of old-fashioned storytelling, the kind of magical movie that could have been made fifty years ago and, consequently, will still be watched fifty years from now. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 UGO March 24, 2007 +1588 An interesting if not entirely satisfactory theatrical interpretation of magical rivalries. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania March 3, 2007 +1588 ...one of those pictures where the journey is more important than the destination. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 20, 2007 +1588 The who's-bilking-whom mind games make for compelling fun, but once the presto moment of The Prestige is revealed, you're left with nothing but shattered illusions. 3/6 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out February 3, 2007 +1588 The Prestige is a ridiculously, almost uncomfortably engaging film. fresh Michelle Orange 0 Reeler February 1, 2007 +1588 full review in Greek 3.5/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses January 8, 2007 +1588 Odd, but brilliantly so. It's a small film that feels big, a period drama that looks modern, defying comparison to anything but Nolan himself. 4/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1588 Like a great magician, Nolan makes the pledge, takes the turn and delivers the prestige. 3.5/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review December 13, 2006 +1588 Magical? Not so much. 3/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review December 6, 2006 +1588 Christopher Nolan presenta la rivalidad entre dos magos como si se tratara de un vistozo y complejo truco de magia cuyo secreto nos es develado. 3/5 fresh Enrique Buchichio 0 Uruguay Total December 5, 2006 +1588 [The Nolans] could not have conjured a more chimerical story than this transcontinental thriller about two men selling their souls to destroy each other. fresh Rex Roberts 0 Film Journal International December 1, 2006 +1588 It's a very cool piece of filmmaking -- as it has to be, given the intellectual sleight-of-hand that lies at its heart. Yet it succeeds as both great entertainment and an absorbing rumination on the dangers of playing God. 4/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald November 25, 2006 +1588 A sleight-of-hand thriller set in Britain's Victorian era where magic was mysterious and performing it precarious, the film is a dark and aggressive emotional roller coaster that challenges the imagination. fresh Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca November 24, 2006 +1588 If movies are among our greatest, most enduring vehicles for illusion, then a movie about dueling illusionists should, in theory, offer that same sleight of hand--only amplified. In this case, it does. B+ fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) November 20, 2006 +1588 Perhaps it is because the film focuses so much on the mechanical and the material that the sudden intrusion of the genuinely magical feels forced and even somewhat silly. 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk November 18, 2006 +1588 Rarely has magic been presented less magically. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews November 16, 2006 +1588 Gripping, suspenseful, mysterious, moving and often darkly funny. fresh Philip French 0 Guardian November 11, 2006 +1588 The Prestige looks great and there's too much class involved for it to be anything but entertaining. Even so, a suspicion that Nolan overstretched and overdeveloped his story is inescapable. 7/10 fresh Jay Richardson 0 Future Movies UK November 11, 2006 +1588 The Prestige is a superb puzzle-box thriller. 4/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com November 11, 2006 +1588 It isn't my favorite Nolan film, but it's better than most of the films I see. B fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript November 10, 2006 +1588 We invest in the furious battle because there is more at stake than a magic trick: each man has to sacrifice things near and dear to him fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile November 10, 2006 +1588 Not only does it tell you how it's all done, it takes so long about it that you've got time to look up its sleeves and work it out for yourself. rotten Ben Walters 1 Time Out November 9, 2006 +1588 Part homage to the art of performance, part admiration of science and technology, part unexpected turn to science fiction, and total mind-melting madness. 4/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 7, 2006 +1588 ... this odd tale about obsessive Victorian-era magicians and their blood feud isn't nearly as enchanting as it should be. 2/4 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly November 6, 2006 +1588 This dazzling film and first-rate thriller holds you spellbound and doesn't let go. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Maxim November 6, 2006 +1588 The Prestige is about dueling magicians, but the movie itself is the magic trick. 3.5/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) November 5, 2006 +1588 The Prestige's magic pales in comparison to other 'magical' films released this year. 6.5/10 fresh Paul Salfen 0 Supercala.com November 3, 2006 +1588 The supporting cast are excellent, particularly rising British star Rebecca Hall as Borden's wife and David Bowie,looking disturbingly like Ricky Gervais in a bizarre turn as mysterious scientist Nikolai Tesla. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 3, 2006 +1588 The PrestigeH is infused with faux intellectualism -- it pretends to be more cerebral than it really is, when all it really wants to do is be the new Sixth Sense. 2.5/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) November 2, 2006 +1588 Had the Nolans held their cards closer to their vests for the first half of the film, The Prestige would have been one of the best of the year. B- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com November 1, 2006 +1588 Clever story up the sleeve, but nothing in the way of the wonder of magic. Honestly, I found the mood rather miserable. 1/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card October 29, 2006 +1588 "Not to be confused with ""The Illusionist,"" although it will be, is ""The Prestige,"" the second period piece about magicians to hit the big screen within the last few weeks." 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 29, 2006 +1588 It may be dry and sullen, but it's also smart and classy. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 28, 2006 +1588 Stylishly twisty turny 3.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs October 28, 2006 +1588 There's no real magic here. 0.5/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 28, 2006 +1588 What The Prestige and filmmaker Nolan seem to have forgotten about magic is the very important element of misdirection. Without misdirection, an audience is bound to discover the trick and not be impressed. 4/10 rotten Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org October 28, 2006 +1588 It might even get a best screenplay nomination come Oscar time next year. B+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 27, 2006 +1588 ...an ingenious Chinese box of a movie... 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 27, 2006 +1588 "The Prestige"" is a terrifically entertaining thriller even if you spot the false bottoms and secret trap doors in the screenplay." 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) October 26, 2006 +1588 This guy knows how to tell stories for audiences who can hold their own hands, thank you. 3.2 fresh Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) October 25, 2006 +1588 Tightly plotted and thematically well-crafted. 3/4 fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide October 25, 2006 +1588 Jackman and Bale give standout performances as rivals whose mutual obsession destroys all sense of perspective and ruins lives. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 25, 2006 +1588 This is a thriller, an education in stage magic, a mystery, and even a bit of a science fiction film. 9/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 25, 2006 +1588 The film is lavishly mounted, set-wise, costume-wise, makeup-wise and special-effects-wise. But the magicians themselves are cold and devious, and the chill permeates the whole film. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer October 25, 2006 +1588 Its greatest trick is that it's a meditation on the nature of reality and identity disguised as entertainment. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 25, 2006 +1588 The year's most intricate screenplay... The Prestige pinpoints an unspoken torment of creative artists, where being second best represents failure when first place is within grasp. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 25, 2006 +1588 It's a magic trick that's all showmanship and craft, but lacking true whimsy, ultimately failing the audience. 2.5/5 rotten Mark Bell 0 Film Threat October 24, 2006 +1588 The Prestige takes its title literally, asking us to believe in the power that stature and esteem has over two dark, desperate men, to witness how far both will go to achieve it...and more importantly, prevent it from happening for the other. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 DVD Verdict October 23, 2006 +1588 Nolan has nothing special up his sleeve in this hazy smoke-and-mirrors drama, especially in Jackman's climactic trick that's too sci-fi and fantastic to be believed. 2/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly October 23, 2006 +1588 The obsessive-compulsive disorder that propels the drama into a miasma of misplaced morality is as fascinating as it is designed to be with perhaps a repetition or two that takes some edge off the otherwise crisp showmanship. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals October 23, 2006 +1588 It doesn't want to explore epistemological questions about the nature of perception and memory; it just wants to mess with our heads. And as a wily, slightly sadistic chess game of a movie, it succeeds quite nicely. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate October 23, 2006 +1588 The film begins to teeter slightly as it reaches its climax; it takes too long to unveil the many twists and surprises, but up to then, this is impeccable, enormously invigorating filmmaking. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 22, 2006 +1588 Though mostly a leaden affair, it has its few diversionary magical moments. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 22, 2006 +1588 Don't move, don't blink, and don't breathe... make The Prestige your new dark obsession. 4.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com October 22, 2006 +1588 The Prestige quite brilliantly replicates the experience of a great magic trick. You know what you have just seen isn't possible, and while you recognize some of the trickery, you can't spell it all out. You walk away completely amazed. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 22, 2006 +1588 'The Prestige' is one of those weird movies that plays better in memory than it does on the screen. 3/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com October 22, 2006 +1588 It will have you talking on the way out of the theatre and maybe thinking about that one glaring error in logic, but it's like an illusion, if you think about it too much, it will spoil the magic. 4/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 22, 2006 +1588 "The magicians are ever fooled, as each believes he is the more original artist. Ironically, this makes them, as Olivia observes angrily, ""perfect for each other." fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters October 21, 2006 +1588 A major reason Nolan has become one of the premier filmmakers in the industry is because he never casts an actor that isn't completely deserving of the role. 4/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 21, 2006 +1588 Watching The Prestige is like observing a magic act where the magician's sleight-of-hand isn't deft enough. The trick almost works, but not quite. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 21, 2006 +1588 The Prestige is a trick box with too many false bottoms. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com October 21, 2006 +1588 Chris Nolan has firmly established himself as an innovative, A-list director who knows how to tell a story. A- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 21, 2006 +1588 The Prestige is filled with lots of suspenseful twists and turns, deeply engaging performances from co-stars Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale and a powerful conclusion that will make you want to see it again. 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews October 21, 2006 +1588 Like Memento, Nolan's Prestige is an ever-shifting hall of mirrors so masterfully executed that its emotional hollowness actually manages to be beside the point. fresh Brett Buckalew 0 FilmStew.com October 20, 2006 +1588 Returning to more intimate filmmaking after helming Batman Begins, director Christopher Nolan manages to make The Prestige's complex story as easily understandable and effective as he made the outwardly straightforward comic book adaptation 4.5/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies October 20, 2006 +1588 The Prestige's chief pleasure lies in [Jackman and Bale's] increasingly ornate games of deception, which Nolan orchestrates with a showman's aplomb. B fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club October 20, 2006 +1588 For something as nasty as this it's a really fun film. 3.7/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 20, 2006 +1588 The Prestige is wonderfully engrossing, darkly mysterious and entertaining from start to finish. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 20, 2006 +1588 The film's prestige is a doozy, both dazzling and preposterous, but if you're watching closely, it's flawlessly set up. 3.5/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide October 20, 2006 +1588 A pleasing puzzle of feuding conjurers played by Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 20, 2006 +1588 For all the film's murky misdirections, it is very enjoyable. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine October 20, 2006 +1588 An assured bonbon of a film that's thoroughly and deliciously entertaining. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times October 20, 2006 +1588 "The ""reveal"" was a surprise and quite deliciously executed. " fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian October 20, 2006 +1588 Director Nolan's fascination with magic and with tricks in general comes through without question, but he approaches the subject with a seriousness that soon turns grim. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 20, 2006 +1588 It is good for magic to be, in effect, confounding. It is not so good for a movie about magic to be confusing. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 20, 2006 +1588 The Prestige plunges us into a world of deception as means, end and the whole point, really. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee October 20, 2006 +1588 There are nifty tricks galore up the sumptuous sleeve of this offbeat and wildly entertaining thriller. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 20, 2006 +1588 Christopher Nolan brings a shadowy, gas-lit aura to The Prestige, and gets strongly diverse performances from Jackman and Bale. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle October 20, 2006 +1588 A frequently dazzling display of cinematic sleight-of-hand from writer/director Christopher Nolan, The Prestige is an entertaining, handsomely produced period thriller. 3/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com October 20, 2006 +1588 Siblings Jonathan and Christopher Nolan's adaptation of the novel by Christopher Priest offers three acts of exasperating muddle. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 20, 2006 +1588 For my money, there was too much turning and not enough prestige in The Prestige. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 20, 2006 +1588 A terrific cast, a gloomy tone and a few well-placed little bits of magic and real history bring a long-ago time and place to life. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 20, 2006 +1588 It's a gorgeous, strange little piece, but I did find myself wishing it poked fewer aces out its sleeve after urging us to pay such close attention. B fresh 0 Oregonian October 20, 2006 +1588 Unfortunately the script is too smart for its own good. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 20, 2006 +1588 The film's title is defined as the big finish to a magic trick, but the prestige of The Prestige just lies there like an abracadaver. 2.5/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post October 20, 2006 +1588 The tit-for-tat scenario ought to be wildly entertaining, but the magic is crude, the characters flyweight, and the story protracted and unpleasant. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture October 20, 2006 +1588 By describing the structure of a great trick in a movie about a great trick, The Prestige makes a promise it can't keep. Its third act is about as convincing as a photo of a cow jumping over the moon. 2.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News October 20, 2006 +1588 Befitting a story about magicians, The Prestige is certainly tricky and deceitful. But it's also too elegant and classy to resort to cheap third-act revelations as a way of juicing its story. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 20, 2006 +1588 Passionate, atmospheric entertainment. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times October 20, 2006 +1588 The Prestige is the kind of popcorn movie that M. Night Shyamalan should dedicate himself to making -- a dark, freaky thrill ride, committed to old-fashioned storytelling that doesn't take itself too seriously. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 20, 2006 +1588 A lavishly mounted but maddeningly uninvolving piece about dueling stage magicians. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star October 20, 2006 +1588 It bounces seamlessly from the present to the past and back again while juggling magic, science, trickery and lies, creating a mood that transcends the story. 4/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies October 20, 2006 +1588 It's more confusing than absorbing. 2/4 rotten Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle October 20, 2006 +1588 Nolan's slick sleight of hand creates enough abracadabra moments to make for an entertaining diversion. B fresh Matt Stevens 0 E! Online October 20, 2006 +1588 A great contraption of a film, The Prestige is a classy little maze of distractions, obsessions and showmanship, a magic trick of a movie that keeps the viewer mesmerized and then ends with a flourish. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 20, 2006 +1588 The Prestige is as entertaining as it is intricate and as enticingly mysterious as its title, which comes from the professional magician's lexicon. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 20, 2006 +1588 Nolan delivers a movie in which the complexity of plot sometimes exceeds the complexity of the ideas. Still, he manages to create some captivating cinematic magic along the way. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News October 20, 2006 +1588 Christopher Nolan's directing skills are in evidence with The Prestige, which follows the long feud of Victorian-era illusionists. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post October 20, 2006 +1588 The elegant contours of The Illusionist are even more impressive compared with Christopher Nolan's clutter of double and triple crosses in The Prestige. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader October 20, 2006 +1588 Christopher Nolan's The Prestige revisits some of the same themes -- questioning appearances, reality and perceptions -- as the director's previous Memento but with less satisfying results. 2.5/5 rotten Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 20, 2006 +1588 This is grand, half-crazy fun, and Jackman and Bale are committed to their parts: Genuine madness glints in their eyes. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 20, 2006 +1588 A vividly crafted and cunning whodunit. 4/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb October 20, 2006 +1588 Jackman and Bale are phenomenal, delivering three-dimensional beings so electric and alive I almost felt I could have reached through the screen and shook their hands had either been open or willing to let me touch it. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 20, 2006 +1588 The key is in the title ... and the dawning realization that the movie is structured like a truly original magic trick. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 20, 2006 +1588 A mean and nasty film about men consumed by the goal of triumphing against their competition in the most merciless way. 1 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 20, 2006 +1588 This dazzling and spellbinding tale about the intense rivalry between two magicians in London tutors us in the art of watching closely. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 20, 2006 +1588 M. Night Shyamalan could learn a thing or two from the Nolans when it comes to dramatic tension and payoff. A good story isn't just about the twist, it's about people. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com October 20, 2006 +1588 This opulent, multi-layered mystery offers unconventional, cleverly intricate, intriguing entertainment. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com October 20, 2006 +1588 A complex revenge drama and an intriguing mystery that, like the old magic act standby, attempts to pull a rabbit or two out of its hat by the end. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 20, 2006 +1588 Nolan's supreme confidence, narrative skill, and taste for complexity make for unusually rich popular entertainment. Where was The Prestige this summer when we needed it most? 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews October 20, 2006 +1588 The plot is somewhat complicated, and only a little bit predictable. However, like any good magic trick, even if you know the outcome, it's fun to watch the process. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 20, 2006 +1588 Not since Hitchcock has a director been so good at holding out their films' greatest secrets until the very end. A fresh Neil Miller 0 Film School Rejects October 20, 2006 +1588 If you hate that sort of thing, then stay away. But if not, then go enjoy the trickery. 4/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com October 20, 2006 +1588 The Prestige retains a mesmerizing hold on the audience, and it returns magic to the realm of the real, where craftsmanship and stage presence are just as thrilling as the physical act of disappearance. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com October 19, 2006 +1588 [A]s smart as it is shifty, like some lost Alan Moore graphic novel come to life, like something Jules Verne would have written if he were Neil Gaiman. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 19, 2006 +1588 You'll fall in love with it. It's not just Nolan's best film; it's one of the best of the year. 5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend October 19, 2006 +1588 The Prestige earns high praise as a terrific historical thriller, but also because it grasps the medium's links to this subject so uncannily well. A fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 19, 2006 +1588 A brilliantly plotted, smartly directed, fiendishly entertaining merry-go-round. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 19, 2006 +1588 Nolan has used the same illusionist's ruses to craft an entertainment whose power lies not behind the curtain but right in front of all the types of magic imaginable. 4/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com October 19, 2006 +1588 a thrilling movie with great twists and turns, fantastic acting and an intensity that can only be matched in theaters by The Departed. 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com October 19, 2006 +1588 If The Prestige is something of a let down as a magic trick, it's more successful as a tale of obsession. 2.5/4 fresh Ethan Alter 0 Premiere Magazine October 19, 2006 +1588 It begs for repeated viewings and will likely get them from moviegoers who want to crack Nolan's own theatrical magic trick. A- fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony October 19, 2006 +1588 The plot is, likes its characters, a master of misdirection B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom October 19, 2006 +1588 the wunderkind director's latest in a growing line of masterpieces. 5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com October 19, 2006 +1588 The Prestige is rife with philosophical ambiguities, and I wish I could say it uses them well. rotten Annie Wagner 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) October 19, 2006 +1588 It entertains for awhile, but it grows increasingly desperate as it reaches third-act explanations. rotten John Hartl 0 MSNBC October 19, 2006 +1588 Nice sleights of hand but lacking in emotion. C+ rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 19, 2006 +1588 Take the movie's first words to heart: watch closely. You'll be well rewarded. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek October 19, 2006 +1588 If you can forgive some woeful casting and a plot that is as creakingly thin as an old staircase, you can enjoy director Christopher Nolan's The Prestige. C+ rotten Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 19, 2006 +1588 Entertaining, spirited and shamelessly gimmicky, Christopher Nolan's film tells the intricate tale of two rival magicians practicing their art in late-Victorian London. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times October 19, 2006 +1588 A twisty, tense chiller. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 19, 2006 +1588 Although the new film comes with a superior pedigree, it's just about equal in terms of quality with its earlier-in-theaters rival. 3/4 fresh Paul Doro 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 19, 2006 +1588 Parts of the film really stand out, but taken as a whole, it's a labyrinth of conflicting ideas. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic October 19, 2006 +1588 The Prestige is plot-heavy, but it has its moments. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor October 19, 2006 +1588 A story about a third act that begins to come undone in its own third act. 7/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine October 19, 2006 +1588 Okay, I'll say it: If you see only one magic-at-the-turn-of-the-century movie this year, make it this one. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post October 19, 2006 +1588 The first words in the dazzling The Prestige are, 'Are you watching closely?' You'd better be. 4/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 19, 2006 +1588 [The Nolan brothers] have collaborated on a script that is sometimes on target, but hopelessly hamstrung by a wobbly second half for which its grand finale cannot compensate. 2.5/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel October 19, 2006 +1588 Expect to leave exhilarated and more than a bit disturbed. 4/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday October 19, 2006 +1588 An oddly lopsided yet compulsively absorbing movie. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Village Voice October 19, 2006 +1588 The Prestige gets to be a bit of a grind after a while, despite all the finery and the elegantly detailed atmosphere. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune October 19, 2006 +1588 Itchy and Scratchy and Houdini 8/10 fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD October 19, 2006 +1588 The twistiest thriller since Memento. 4/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 19, 2006 +1588 The movie is a mind-tickler that makes the viewer actively engage with the story and try to penetrate its elegant sleight-of-hand. B+ fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution October 19, 2006 +1588 Many films are under-written or not well thought out enough, Prestige is the opposite - it's almost too clever for its own good and consequently thinks it can outsmart the audience at every turn. 3/4 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 19, 2006 +1588 As dark as it gets, like Batman Begins before it, it's also a wildly entertaining movie. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal October 19, 2006 +1588 Ultra-stylish and handsomely acted by Bale and Jackman, The Prestige is a workout for your mind and entertainment of the highest order. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com October 19, 2006 +1588 A dark, complex story full of twists and turns, complete with flawed heroes and voice-over narration -- The Prestige is pure Victorian noir. 4/5 fresh Staci Layne 0 About.com October 19, 2006 +1588 ...the rare magic trick that still holds its power even after you've learned all of its secrets. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) October 19, 2006 +1588 The Prestige is a good escalating battle of wits. Obsessives are compelling. They're usually right about their obsession, devoted and clever. We don't have to live with their social dysfunction. We just see the cool parts. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine October 19, 2006 +1588 Nolan has handed himself a difficult task by tackling a complicated, often downbeat story with two cold, central figures. ... But Nolan, like Angier and Borden, has no shortage of tricks up his sleeve... 3/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette October 19, 2006 +1588 It's all about prestidigitation, folks - and Nolan's hugely entertaining film performs the best sleight-of-hand this side of Vegas. A fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston October 19, 2006 +1588 It's a battle that's played out every day at recess in kids' imaginations: Who would win in a fight between Batman and Wolverine? 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star October 19, 2006 +1588 ...a dazzlingly complicated narrative; indeed, it might prove a little too complicated for many viewers. fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat October 19, 2006 +1588 The Prestige winds up a mediocre muddle. 2.5/5 rotten Jason Ferguson 0 Orlando Weekly October 19, 2006 +1588 Because the movie is exemplary on a number of levels -- the production design is immaculate, and the cast members consign themselves to Nolan's dark vision -- it doesn't need to live or die solely on the strength of the script's cinematic sleight of hand. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 18, 2006 +1588 The Prestige isn't art, but it reaps a lot of fun out of the question, How did they do that? B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly October 18, 2006 +1588 The movie is more infuriating and contrived than suspenseful and clever. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer October 18, 2006 +1588 A ponderous tale of envy and one-upmanship that promises much but in the end delivers surprisingly little...seriously short of cinematic magic. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 18, 2006 +1588 You'll spend hours after seeing it trying to figure out how [the Nolan Brothers] did the trick. 8/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 17, 2006 +1588 I'm sure that multiple viewings of the movie will bring out the richness and the details, but even on first viewing, I was completely and totally engrossed. A- fresh Ted Murphy 0 Murphy's Movie Reviews October 17, 2006 +1588 Underneath the film's tantalizing stratagems lies little more than mundane truths. 2.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine October 16, 2006 +1588 By film's end, the notion of a rational and satisfying climax has hopelessly disappeared in a silly spiral of one-upmanship and a barrage of half-baked revelations that won't make you marvel so much as shrug and forget about them. rotten David Germain 1 Associated Press October 16, 2006 +1588 An enchanting puzzle, not flashy, but fiendishly clever in the plotting and even more fiendish in the telling. 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews October 14, 2006 +1588 Audiences might enjoy this cinematic sleight of hand, but the key characters are such single-minded, calculating individuals that the real magic would be to find any heart in this tale. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter October 13, 2006 +1588 Pic insists on a depth of human emotion that isn't developed -- protags emerge as one-dimensional, despite the efforts of two of our best leading actors -- amid increasingly elaborate, uninvolving plot mechanizations. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety October 13, 2006 +1588 C+ rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews October 30, 2006 +1593 The real sinful hex at large that some unsuspecting moviegoers will ultimately suffer is succumbing to the laughable supernatural spell that The Last Witch Hunter will cast in insufferable, confusing fashion. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 SF Crowsnest November 9, 2018 +1593 For a movie about an immortal bald man killing witches in modern day New York, it still feels far too bland. 4/10 rotten Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +1593 You can accuse Diesel of playing an immortal version of Dominic Cooper, his character from The Fast and the Furious films, and you would be exactly right. His character is dry and the line delivery flat. 2.5/5 rotten Mae Abdulbaki 0 Punch Drunk Critics August 14, 2018 +1593 Last Witch Hunter is basically nonstop fun, with a fast pace and a total willingness to laugh at itself. And not only is there nothing wrong with that, there's everything right with it. fresh Charlie Jane 0 io9.com May 21, 2018 +1593 The Last Witch Hunter might be the worst video game adaptation not actually based on a video game 2/5 rotten Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 3, 2017 +1593 I was cursed with having to watch this buttock-numbing twaddle, through which you spend most of the time wondering which is worse -- the truly appalling script or the dreadful supporting performances. 1/5 rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 26, 2017 +1593 A movie like this really needs a more charming lead that can play the badness for laughs, like Bruce Campbell, but instead we're stuck watching Vin Diesel take his weekend LARP tournament very, very seriously. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 14, 2017 +1593 A bunch of bizarre-for-the-sake-of-being-imaginative stuff happens in The Last Witch Hunter, much of it making little sense, and some of it that probably made sense but I hadn't the energy to figure it out. 2/10 rotten Oliver Whitney 0 ScreenCrush August 4, 2016 +1593 Even the considerable talents of Elijah Wood and Michael Caine cannot make this any more than another flick in which biceps give black magic a beatdown. 2.5/5 rotten John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) May 24, 2016 +1593 The often incoherent and repetitive plot doesn't have enough thrilling action to redeem its other shortcomings. 2/5 rotten Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald May 3, 2016 +1593 It may not be a good film, but it's made -- or at least, acted -- with a bizarre affection that goes a long way toward being endearing. rotten Luke Goodsell 0 March 10, 2016 +1593 Picture Harry Potter for Emo kids. No wonder there's already a sequel in the works. Brood on, Vin. 3/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times February 23, 2016 +1593 The greatest disappointment of all is that the ending promises an unfortunate sequel. That comes off like a threat. D- rotten Amy Wolfe 0 Willamette Week December 30, 2015 +1593 The Last Witch Hunter has some great production design and digital effects, but the movie directed by Breck Eisner is an interminable bore, which foolishly places the weight of the film on Vin Diesel's broad shoulders. 4/10 rotten Georgia Morgan 0 Liverpool Echo December 30, 2015 +1593 A yarn that is just entertaining enough for you to walk out of the theater satisfied, but not enough to have you begging for more. 3/5 fresh David Blaustein 0 ABC News Radio December 30, 2015 +1593 The special effects are poorly designed and the laughs are readily found, though probably not intentionally 2/5 rotten Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes December 6, 2015 +1593 Vin Diesel makes a bid for yet another franchise with a supernatural action romp that's both deeply ridiculous and enjoyably entertaining. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com November 24, 2015 +1593 Ho-hum, except that it's all set up for a sequel, and I wouldn't bet against it. Vin Diesel is a hard man to kill. 2.5/5 rotten Jay Stone 0 Ex-Press.com November 11, 2015 +1593 "An abortion, and one we can blame on the success of the dimwitted ""Fast and Furious"" hits." 1/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation November 11, 2015 +1593 This is all too bland, too serious. The characters needed a significant injection of charisma. C rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane November 10, 2015 +1593 It is terrible. It is fabulously entertaining. rotten Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News November 9, 2015 +1593 It's not even a letdown because you could see from the start it was going to fail. [Full review in Spanish] rotten 0 LaButaca.net November 9, 2015 +1593 Vin Diesel delivers on his leading man role in this action packed film. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Gaspar Zimerman 0 November 5, 2015 +1593 The plot is a bewildering blunder, expecting you to jump right into it even though you're never sure you understand the story's progression. 3/10 rotten Jon Espino 0 The Young Folks November 5, 2015 +1593 ... Essentially consists of everyone involved hoping this is successful enough to make sequels. C- rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) November 5, 2015 +1593 Not only has Diesel plopped the mantle of Cage on his shoulders, he seems to have borrowed one of Cage's justly celebrated hairpieces. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 5, 2015 +1593 If you're willing to put the faults in the script aside, you'll have an entertaining movie with good action sequences and humor. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Juan Carlos 0 Cinetvymas.cl November 4, 2015 +1593 As one random and chaotic supernatural brawl follows another, the decision to keep the lead villain on the sidelines becomes increasingly puzzling. Why make a movie about a witch hunter without a memorable evil witch? 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) November 4, 2015 +1593 Well manufactured but no strokes of genius here, the best thing of it is that Vin Diesel and Micahel Cane are in it. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Jordi Batlle 0 La Vanguardia (Spain) November 2, 2015 +1593 [A] honking heap of humourless hokum. 1/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman November 2, 2015 +1593 Maybe the flaws are proof that audiences are, we can hope, becoming better at sniffing out a fizzer and refusing to encourage mediocrity. 2/5 rotten Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer October 31, 2015 +1593 ...for those looking for something slick and supernatural and just a bit goofy, it's an enjoyable treat with a few tricks up its sleeve. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly October 30, 2015 +1593 Elijah Wood, Rose Leslie, Michael Caine and Diesel are all wasted -- and so is our time. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 30, 2015 +1593 An all-but-incomprehensible supernatural action mish-mash in which Vin Diesel plays an immortal modern-day witch hunter... A passable time killer that will lose nothing once it hits the vending machines. 2.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW October 30, 2015 +1593 The Last Witch Hunter has no idea what its promise is -- and thus totally fails to live up to it. rotten Peter Suderman 0 Vox October 29, 2015 +1593 A predictable and failed attempt to create a new franchise for Vin Diesel. [Full review in Spanish] 1/5 rotten 0 Cine Premiere October 29, 2015 +1593 This movie is a waste of time, not even the special effects save it. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Mikel Zorrilla 0 Espinof October 29, 2015 +1593 "Like that other witch hunter movie, ""Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters,"" this is a film that is completely looney tunes, and it only half knows it." 1.5/4 rotten Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service October 29, 2015 +1593 Devoid of much fun, and therefore pointless. 2/5 rotten Tony Stamp 0 Flicks.co.nz October 29, 2015 +1593 On paper, this sounds like ridiculous and fun. Perhaps it should have remained on paper. rotten Ron Yamauchi 0 Georgia Straight October 28, 2015 +1593 The Last Witch Hunter starts off with traces of sly humour, but gradually collapses into a unwieldy combination of special effects confrontations and ponderous exposition. 2/5 rotten Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) October 28, 2015 +1593 Does it work? Yes, mostly because of Diesel and Leslie, who clearly love this kind of loony fun. 2/4 fresh Burl Burlingame 0 Honolulu Star-Advertiser October 26, 2015 +1593 A cavalcade of weird and pixels. rotten Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray October 26, 2015 +1593 Tries with all its might to be no fun whatsoever. 1.5/4 rotten John Serba 0 MLive.com October 26, 2015 +1593 Unfortunately, a film needs more than Diesel's Stallone-ish appeal to succeed and that's where The Last Witch Hunter is found lacking. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 25, 2015 +1593 Most will find this a rather too brassy affair, handicapped by incontinent plotting. But there are probably just enough references to shape shifters, dream walkers and secret brotherhoods to keep the geeks happy. 2/5 rotten Rupert Hawksley 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 25, 2015 +1593 It's hokey as hell, but The Crazies director Breck Eisner plays it like a video game and keeps the teen fan-boy market onside by ensuring that you can't throw a rune stone without hitting a member of the LOTR/Game of Thrones/Dark Knight cast. 2/5 rotten Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) October 25, 2015 +1593 It even fails to enter the so-bad-its-good club. 1/5 rotten Jyoti Sharma 0 Hindustan Times October 23, 2015 +1593 An adequate straight-to-video time waster that seems to have accidentally been given a blockbuster budget and A-list stars. rotten William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline October 23, 2015 +1593 A ridiculous fantasy with some imaginative world-building but muddled and uninspiring action. rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz October 23, 2015 +1593 Yes, it's as preposterous as it sounds -- possibly even more so -- but the rampant hooey is kept stylish and relatively fleet-footed by director Breck Eisner. 2.5/4 rotten Andrew Wright 0 Salt Lake City Weekly October 23, 2015 +1593 The Last Witch Hunter is so drenched in CGI effects, it looks as if it's been dunked in a vat of lacquer. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 23, 2015 +1593 A feature film that feels like a longish TV pilot. rotten Alex Pappademas 1 Grantland October 23, 2015 +1593 The Last Witch Hunter is an unwieldy mishmash, pitched between sword-and-sorcery epic and modern-day action movie. 2/5 rotten Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) October 23, 2015 +1593 The Last Witch Hunter isn't really scary or exciting or engaging. It's not quite bad, but it isn't good either. rotten Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 23, 2015 +1593 When did Vin Diesel start making Nic Cage movies? C rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 23, 2015 +1593 Watching The Last Witch Hunter is like sitting by while someone else plays a game whose coolness eludes us. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture October 23, 2015 +1593 [T]he basic skeleton of the story is at obvious odds with itself and not all of the charismatic actors in the world will keep the outcome from feeling like it lasts forever. 5/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net October 23, 2015 +1593 Decidedly cheesy, and let down by disappointing action sequences, a script that's full of half-baked ideas, and an over-reliance on CGI-heavy effects. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 WOW247 October 23, 2015 +1593 It's as dumb and bad as it sounds. 1/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald October 23, 2015 +1593 Diesel centres the magical mischief with his winning muscular charm, while priestly advisor Michael Caine adds a welcome touch of charismatic class. 3/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times October 23, 2015 +1593 The CGI becomes oppressive, and the story leaks energy like a gut-stuck peasant. rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online October 23, 2015 +1593 Seemingly at every juncture, the finality so necessary to up the stakes of this story is quickly snatched away in order to tease a sequel or two, leaving you wondering what the point of this supernatural exercise was in the first place. 2/4 rotten Manori Ravindran 1 Globe and Mail October 23, 2015 +1593 This sounds like trashy fun, but it's not. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 23, 2015 +1593 Despite the presence of a cathedral among the settings and a couple of priests in the cast, this hapless disaster doesn't have a prayer of getting past a first installment. D- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 22, 2015 +1593 A witch would have to cast a spell over me to make me sit through this big, dumb, dull, dud again. D rotten Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet October 22, 2015 +1593 One of those artlessly restless, exposition-dialogue fantasy-action slogs ... rotten Robert Abele 1 Los Angeles Times October 22, 2015 +1593 Eventually, it lumbers to an entirely predictable conclusion but never manages a feat of black magic that would convert it from ham-fisted clunker to guilty pleasure. 1/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema October 22, 2015 +1593 On the whole this is dismal fare ... 1/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) October 22, 2015 +1593 The special effects are noteworthy and then of course, there are Vin Diesel's heroics. 3/5 fresh Reagan Gavin 0 The Times of India October 22, 2015 +1593 'The Last Witch Hunter' has a promising occult plot and great visual effects, but is derailed by poor acting and disjointed action scenes. 2/5 rotten Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb October 22, 2015 +1593 Surprising Vin Diesel vehicle: first, for the initial switcheroo from supernatural action-adventure to supernatural whodunit; second, for a sturdily built storyline; third, for a somewhat lively and lighthearted turn from its often somnolent star. 2/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader October 22, 2015 +1593 "A smorgasbord of empty calories, the Vin Diesel vehicle ""The Last Witch Hunter,"" for all its overstuffed visuals, leaves you hungry. But not for more." rotten Andy Webster 1 New York Times October 22, 2015 +1593 [A] dismal and dull film ... 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 22, 2015 +1593 The dependable Diesel and a fine cast keep this hokey action flick mostly entertaining. 2.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday October 22, 2015 +1593 In need of a major tonal and aesthetic makeover, The Last Witch Hunter is as bland as bland can be. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies October 22, 2015 +1593 Some action heroes take themselves too seriously, or think they're making popcorn fun when they're really filleting us with endless rounds of ammunition. Not Diesel ... fresh Andrew Lapin 1 NPR October 22, 2015 +1593 "Even with Diesel's oblivious self-miscasting - he's a producer on the film - ""Witch Hunter"" feels like genre material that might have found a way to work." 1.5/4 rotten Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe October 22, 2015 +1593 The Last Witch Hunter manages to be both overly complicated and painfully predictable at the same time. 1/4 rotten Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee October 22, 2015 +1593 I say from some experience that there's a lot to recommend in a good ol' game of Dungeons and Dragons, especially if you have a little imagination. There's absolutely no reason to sit down and watch someone else do it, though. 1/4 rotten David Berry 0 National Post October 22, 2015 +1593 It is not even bad enough to be good camp comedy. 1.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 1 Toronto Sun October 22, 2015 +1593 The special effects are pretty neat, and the filmmakers utilize them smartly, delivering imaginative set pieces that are more visually compelling than the usual series of digital explosions. fresh Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader October 22, 2015 +1593 "It's titled ""The Last Witch Hunter"" for goodness' sake. Fantasy fearlessness shouldn't be this boring." D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com October 22, 2015 +1593 offers nothing of value 1.5/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket October 22, 2015 +1593 Vin Diesel may not run smoothly, but he runs with purpose and conviction, and any line of dialogue processed through him comes out sounding like he believes it, even the sentimental ones. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice October 22, 2015 +1593 The only thing The Last Witch Hunter will successfully eradicate is insomnia. D+ rotten Kyle Anderson 1 Entertainment Weekly October 22, 2015 +1593 The movie left me amazed - amazed that Nicolas Cage wasn't in it. 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post October 22, 2015 +1593 The special-effects-laden fight scenes are ho-hum, incoherent and badly lit. It's often hard to tell what some warlock or scorpion-like beast is doing and to whom. 2/4 rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post October 22, 2015 +1593 The Last Witch Hunter remains inexplicably mundane and monotonous throughout, even when Vin Diesel swings a flaming broadsword at his supernatural nemesis, which should say something about how utterly devoid of cinematic magic it really is. 5/10 rotten Isaac Feldberg 0 We Got This Covered October 22, 2015 +1593 You ... have to swallow a by-the-numbers plot buried under an avalanche of fast-and-furious but underwhelming CGI effects. 1/4 rotten Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 22, 2015 +1593 The Last Witch Hunter ends up crumbling into another generic showdown of murky fantasy effects and snatched artifacts, with a final shot that is literally framed around a door to possible sequels. C+ rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club October 22, 2015 +1593 ...no matter how hard he's tried, Vin Diesel continues to struggle in movies where he's required to do more than drive a car as fast as he can. 1.5/4 rotten Josh Spiegel 0 Movie Mezzanine October 22, 2015 +1593 The film has all the building blocks to be a great fantasy ride, and Diesel is clearly enthused to be a part of it. As it turns out, though, passion isn't everything. 1.5/5 rotten Nick Romano 0 CinemaBlend October 22, 2015 +1593 This playful endeavour is undoubtedly an entertaining one, but is too stony-faced in parts, which is to the film's detriment. 2/5 rotten Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys October 22, 2015 +1593 There are very few action stars who can convincingly mansplain their way through a scene where mystic rune stones that control the elements are used to stop and start a thunderstorm, and Diesel is on that very short list. 3/4 fresh Simon Abrams 1 RogerEbert.com October 22, 2015 +1593 It's the kind of roller-coaster Hollywood churns out seemingly in its sleep, oversaturated with effects shots and plot implausibilities. Ten minutes after you've seen it, you'll have forgotten all about it. 2/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times October 22, 2015 +1593 To work through the many layers of exposition that The Last Witch Hunter unloads would take longer than this review has to get to why the film isn't very good. D+ rotten Dominick Suzanne-Mayer 0 Consequence of Sound October 21, 2015 +1593 This one's dead in the water. 2/10 rotten Paul Mount 0 Starburst October 21, 2015 +1593 The Last Witch Hunter delivers a lackluster fantasy plot and bland, one-note characters. 5/10 rotten Max Nicholson 0 IGN Movies October 21, 2015 +1593 Imagine a parallel universe where Harry Potter got pumped up on steroids and you'll have an idea of what to expect from The Last Witch Hunter. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy October 21, 2015 +1593 stumbles out of the gate, falls, and never rights itself. For the Halloween offering that its studio hoped it would be, it's all trick and no treat. 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews October 21, 2015 +1593 It has enough ingredients for a reasonably entertaining fantasy adventure--except, that is, for an interesting lead character with an emotionally compelling hook. 2.5/4 rotten Kenji Fujishima 0 Slant Magazine October 21, 2015 +1593 Fans of Game of Thrones will love this because it's like all of the silly parts without any of the rigorous thinking. fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Mashable October 21, 2015 +1593 "The Last Witch Hunter"" aims for pulpy, comic-book fun, but it's never as fleet, funny, or detailed as it needs to be. If you're looking for something above middling in terms of plot, characters, [or] world-building, you'll need to seek it elsewhere." 4 rotten Inkoo Kang 1 TheWrap October 21, 2015 +1593 Vin Diesel proves he can't tell the difference between good and bad movies. 2/5 rotten Alex Leadbeater 0 What Culture October 21, 2015 +1593 What The Last Witch Hunter really has going for it is Vin Diesel. His character isn't particularly layered and he takes few to no risks with how he plays it, but the result is extremely likeable. 3/5 fresh 0 SciFiNow October 20, 2015 +1593 It's a shame that the original concept is so bad it doesn't even warrant polite applause. 4.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 20, 2015 +1593 It isn't based on a book series. But it feels like it is. And perhaps it should be. 2/5 rotten Matt Prigge 0 Metro October 20, 2015 +1593 Fast and furious on the surface, shallow and conventional beneath, Diesel's bid to carve himself another billion-dollar franchise is off to a good start with this mainstream crowd-pleaser. fresh Stephen Dalton 1 Hollywood Reporter October 20, 2015 +1593 Diesel fails to convince in his role. His delivery is mostly flat and rarely do any of the one-liners hit their mark. It's a story of sorcery seriously lacking in cinematic magic. 2/5 rotten Katherine McLaughlin 0 The List October 20, 2015 +1593 What an ugly, idiotic mess this is. 1/5 rotten Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out October 20, 2015 +1593 Like its star, The Last Witch Hunter is big, overblown and frequently incomprehensible. rotten Wendy Ide 0 Screen International October 19, 2015 +1593 Too drab to succeed even as defiantly unvirtuous trash ... stifles Diesel's rough-hewn charisma via a sludgy, impermeable oil spill of CGI effects - in the service of largely unspectacular hocus pocus. rotten Guy Lodge 1 Variety October 19, 2015 +1597 His new film overflows with blood, but brutal cynicism, rather than innocence, reigns. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 31, 2018 +1597 Cameo appearances by terror icons Dario Argento, Sam Raimi, and Tom Savini help make Innocent Blood a hoot for horror fans, but you don't have to be a gorehound or a vampire lover to get a kick out of the film's virulent mix of guts and guffaws. 3.5 fresh Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight July 7, 2010 +1597 The incessant shots of old, and better, vampire movies on the various characters' TVs become distracting and annoying. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide November 19, 2008 +1597 No review available. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 14, 2007 +1597 A stupid, badly paced horror-comedy that's not funny, scary or suspenseful. A dog. 3/10 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com February 9, 2007 +1597 Regrettably, all too often the tone lurches from stylish suspense to smart-ass in-jokiness and silly slapstick. rotten 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1597 A fitting follow-up to American Werewolf 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 24, 2005 +1597 Not for all tastes, but a wild ride if you get into it. 3/5 fresh Andreas Samuelson 0 Slasherpool May 19, 2004 +1597 Pretty fair vampire film suffering from Landis' usual over-producing. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 24, 2003 +1597 [An] overlong, overproduced spectacle. 2/5 rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1597 Innocent Blood is an uncomfortable marriage of vampires and mobsters; it doesn't work on either the supernatural or the criminal level. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1597 Like one of the victims, Innocent Blood feels about five quarts low. rotten Richard Harrington 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1597 It loses steam and coherence about midway through, leaving us rooting for it but doomed to disappointment. 2.5/5 rotten Kathleen Maher 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1597 This anemic vampire tale boasts an interesting premise but suffers from lethargic pacing and an overdose of splatter special effects. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1597 F rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1597 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com March 4, 2008 +1597 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +1597 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 7, 2005 +1597 2/5 rotten Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net November 12, 2002 +1597 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 11, 2002 +1597 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1597 F rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly September 25, 1992 +1598 The rain in Payne falls on dialogue inane. 2/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix October 21, 2014 +1598 Some of these slow-mo-shooter moments, however, veer toward parody. rotten Patty Jones 0 Georgia Straight July 7, 2010 +1598 Payneful 1/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review August 3, 2009 +1598 Never comes close to captivating its audience like the game did before it. 2.5/5 rotten Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex August 1, 2009 +1598 The willfully absurd action sequences help the movie slog along, but slog it does, right through to the obligatory after-credits scene to establish the possibility of a franchise. 2 rotten Jeffrey Bloomer 0 Paste Magazine April 7, 2009 +1598 "It held my attention, which is more than I can say for some of the so-called ""art films"" that come out at the end of every year." C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 20, 2009 +1598 A detective story, a pharmaceutical miracle drug and winged creatures from some demonic dimension sprouting like weeds in the spring. Too much and too artificial. 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals January 18, 2009 +1598 Imagine The Constant Gardener after a frontal lobotomy, and that's basically Max Payne in a nutshell. 1/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 26, 2008 +1598 [A]ll [the] wide-open possibilities about where this story can go get so narrowed down into something banal and bleak and ordinary that you can hardly breathe with it... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 19, 2008 +1598 This tired, neutered action thriller won't cause you max pain, but you might wince every now and again. 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine November 14, 2008 +1598 John Moore directs the hell out of the action, while Jonathan Sela's glistening photography captures the snow and rain that fall on these bloody New York streets. But you'd have to be on crack not to guess the 'surprise' finale. 2/6 rotten Nigel Floyd 1 Time Out November 14, 2008 +1598 Among the best films adapted from videogames. Say no more. 2.5/5 rotten Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 November 14, 2008 +1598 Mark Wahlberg's titular hero hasn't cracked a smile in seven years. The surprise is that he makes the lonely cop seem half human with half a dozen words and a staggering amount of violence. 3/5 fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) November 14, 2008 +1598 The film combines ferocious self-importance with lashings of really nasty, unreflective violence. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 14, 2008 +1598 I didn't hate Max Payne, but it's hard to summon up strong feelings of any kind about something so slick, remote and vacuum-packed you barely feel you've seen it. rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 14, 2008 +1598 A massive waste of time and a glaring missed opportunity. 2/5 rotten Orlando Parfitt 0 IGN Movies UK November 14, 2008 +1598 Max Payne? Maximum Payne in the butt more like. 2/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema November 14, 2008 +1598 Director John Moore is clearly more interested in hot babes, body tattoos and slo-mo shootings than he is in story or characterisation. Max Payne offers Min Pleasure. rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) November 14, 2008 +1598 No high-octane, fast-paced shoot 'em up this, Max Payne may well be the most tedious trip to a cinema you make all year. Truly, the minutes pass like hours. It's akin to one of those straight-to-DVD titles you only ever find in petrol stations. 1/5 rotten 0 Daily Mirror (UK) November 14, 2008 +1598 It would be far too easy to say that max pain sums up Mark Wahlberg's latest lead role. 2/5 rotten 0 The Sun (UK) November 14, 2008 +1598 Mark Wahlberg glooms about the land in the latest computer-game makeover, a noir action thriller of such scowling, benighted violence that it could send manic depressives over the edge and make newcomers to that condition of us all. rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times November 14, 2008 +1598 This tired, neutered action thriller won't cause you max pain, but you might wince every now and again. 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine November 14, 2008 +1598 Reasonably entertaining as long as you don't attempt to take any of it as seriously as it takes itself. 2/5 rotten Anna Smith 0 Metro (UK) November 14, 2008 +1598 If you can follow the plotlines of this swingeing approximation of the well-known video game of the same name, you are a better customer for John Moore's spectacular thriller than I was. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard November 14, 2008 +1598 Badly written, poorly acted and surprisingly dull action thriller that substitutes loud gunfire for thrills and doesn't bother to develop the characters beyond their video game origins. 1/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon November 14, 2008 +1598 Loud and completely devoid of wit or interest, this empty-headed action movie looks terrific thanks to its big budget and heavily stylised visuals. But it's impossible to care about anything that happens. 1.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 14, 2008 +1598 "Mark Wahlberg shifts the dank micro-climate that is his charisma to Max Payne, a ""neo noir"" action thriller which means it snows a lot in murky New York." 4/10 rotten Victor Olliver 0 Teletext November 13, 2008 +1598 "The moment of the film when you should be going ""oh my god I can't believe it,"" you're thinking, ""I wonder if we could sneak into the end of Beverly Hills Chihuahua." 1/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina November 9, 2008 +1598 I yperstylizarismeni kinimatografikotita poy koybalaei o Max Payne os paradosi sta video games, sta ohi kai toso ikana na ti heiristoyn heria toy Moore, metatrepetai oriaka se parodia, poy plakonei tin tainia toy me mia akathorista atheliti hlapatsa dithe 2/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses November 8, 2008 +1598 Max Payne. Epic Fail. 1/5 rotten Marc Fennell 0 Triple J November 7, 2008 +1598 What are you going to do? It's cool to be the first game to put players in control of a John Woo gunfight, but to be yet another movie waving double guns in slow motion, not so much. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine November 2, 2008 +1598 Slaloms between gritty action and comic-book noir before skidding out into overblown fantasy. The plotline is weak and stretched-out. As the end nears, the pacing gets choppy. But by then, Max Payne lost that important sidekick, Minnie Pleasure. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) October 30, 2008 +1598 Take in the pleasure, because Max Payne is the most beautiful video game adaptation yet. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 28, 2008 +1598 Elegaic where it should be electrifying, dundering where it should be sharp, Payne is lovely to look at and that's about it 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews October 25, 2008 +1598 This trashy film is a case of big guns and small brains. 2/5 rotten David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) October 24, 2008 +1598 As revenge films go, 'Max Payne' is a little less than average. 1.5/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) October 23, 2008 +1598 Max Payne is a junkyard dog of a film that is true to its video-game roots even as it transcends them. 3/4 fresh David Hiltbrand 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 23, 2008 +1598 ...even less of a story than the videogame on which it is based... 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 23, 2008 +1598 Max Payne is one of those ludicrous action movies based on a videogame that's all style and little substance. rotten Mark Peikert 0 New York Press October 22, 2008 +1598 Much happens -- some of it incomprehensible, most of it pointlessly preposterous and all of it slightly less involving than watching algae grow on a stagnant pond. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 22, 2008 +1598 A thrill-less video game adaptation. 1/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight October 21, 2008 +1598 Watching Max Payne is painful to the max. 1.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 21, 2008 +1598 I am still a big Mark Wahlberg fan but his choice of roles is beginning to try my patience 4/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com October 21, 2008 +1598 The fans attracted to Max Payne will readily leave any disbelief by the doors as the action ramps up. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 21, 2008 +1598 Every shot, every edit is well thought out. But in the end, I didn't care about anyone. 2.5/4 rotten Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine October 21, 2008 +1598 Your quintessential guy film. If you have any significant level of testosterone in your blood stream, you'll find something to enjoy about it. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 21, 2008 +1598 Simple, it is as by-the-books formulaic as can be, and there's not a surprise around that the corner that isn't obvious immediately. 3/5 fresh Mark Bell 0 Film Threat October 21, 2008 +1598 This just in, Video Game movies still suck. F rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine October 20, 2008 +1598 No. Just...no. C- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 19, 2008 +1598 Max Payne starts out promising but eventually begins to unravel, only to end in an awful mess. 2.5/5 rotten Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant October 18, 2008 +1598 Although dialogue may be less than stimulating in 'Max Payne,' its powerful images relate what needs to be said -- and this approach worked for me. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews October 18, 2008 +1598 A dumb film with a great conceptual hook from a director who visualizes better than he dramatizes. B- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 18, 2008 +1598 The filmmakers aim their cynicism more at us than at any government or drug company. 1/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe October 18, 2008 +1598 It snows one day in Max Payne, rains like crazy the next, and then it snows again. But any way you slice it, the movie's all wet. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 18, 2008 +1598 Video game adaptation is bloody but boring. 1/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Common Sense Media October 17, 2008 +1598 There were moments that needed some explanation and characters that needed a quite a bit of fleshing out. But it was violent and fun and since that's why I played the game, I left the theater satisfied. 5/10 fresh Jenna Busch 0 UGO October 17, 2008 +1598 Sexy girls and lots of automatic weapons are involved in an occasionally coherent plot. rotten Mike Mayo 1 Washington Post October 17, 2008 +1598 You can't help but wonder where the fine actor in The Departed and even Invincible has gone. It's not been a good year for Wahlberg: First The Happening, and now this. 1.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 17, 2008 +1598 Maybe somebody decided the movie was already so convoluted and leaden that throwing in a few swooping, screeching valkyries could only help. They do not. 1/4 rotten Rob Salem 1 Toronto Star October 17, 2008 +1598 The moviegoers are passive hostages on a long ride they've taken so many times before. So gameboys are advised to man their PlayStations this weekend; action-movie fans in search of red meat can wait for the inevitably more graphic DVD version. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine October 17, 2008 +1598 A movie that cares much more for poetic choreography in explosive gunfights than gaping lapses of logic in a flimsy crime narrative. 2.5/4 rotten Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times October 17, 2008 +1598 There are several old adages actors should follow when considering a film role: never work with children, cute barnyard animals or do movie adaptations of video games. 2/5 rotten Pete Hammond 0 Hollywood.com October 17, 2008 +1598 Max just drags on as it drags you down. If you stay and watch the endless end credits, there's a short scene that hints a sequel is coming. That's what I call real pain. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 17, 2008 +1598 Maybe fans of the game will be okay with the cinematic adaptation but for those who aren't new to Max and his world, this isn't an impressive introduction. Clunky action, chaotic plotting, and embarrassing dialogue are not ways to impress newcomers. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 17, 2008 +1598 Mark Wahlberg, who has proved himself a very capable actor, seems to have nominated himself for the Russell Crowe Lack of Charisma Award, and is running a pretty convincing campaign. 2/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday October 17, 2008 +1598 A weak little sister to Sin City. 2/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post October 17, 2008 +1598 No amount of generosity could excuse the levels of ineptitude on display here. 1/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News October 17, 2008 +1598 Dark, moody, extremely twisted and hard to enjoy on any level. 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 17, 2008 +1598 Miserable, in every sense of the word. 1/5 rotten Sam Adams 1 Los Angeles Times October 17, 2008 +1598 Director John Moore pays homage to the video game by pushing the slo-mo button during action sequences in a fashion that would make John Woo weep tears of sorrow. He's not the only one. 1/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 17, 2008 +1598 It's stylishly directed by John Moore, and his actors don't embarrass themselves, despite the iffy premise. 2.5/4 fresh Jason Heck 0 Kansas City Star October 17, 2008 +1598 Let's hope next time they get a literate script, an engaging plot, a better-suited supporting cast and a more restrained director. 1.5/5 rotten Jane Stevenson 0 Jam! Movies October 17, 2008 +1598 Max Payne, game or movie, has precious little to say. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail October 17, 2008 +1598 The movie is a series of glum interrogation scenes that lead nowhere special, with a not-quite-sci-fi urban murkiness that makes it look like someone was trying to shoot Blade Runner in Cleveland. D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly October 17, 2008 +1598 Painful to watch, but it's nothing an aspirin can't fix. Might as well save yourself the headache, though. D rotten Alex Markerson 0 E! Online October 17, 2008 +1598 "Max Payne may be the worst movie of the year. The ""may be"" qualifier is only because the year isn't over yet." D- rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 17, 2008 +1598 The few thrills it does have are outweighed by its rather dumb plotting and an overly familiar sense of style. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 17, 2008 +1598 Give 'Max Payne' the modest credit it deserves. It's a gloriously dumb, over-the-top slice of convoluted pulp fiction, and far more entertaining than I would have expected. 3/4 fresh Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner October 17, 2008 +1598 A profound feeling of laziness hovers over the entire picture, suggesting that it was as joyless to make as it is to watch. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International October 17, 2008 +1598 Honestly, you find yourself rooting against Payne's survival, even with a good actor in the hollow role. There's nothing inside the film's sour, slovenly spirit of vengeance. 1/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune October 17, 2008 +1598 A straight-up action picture, and a rather bombastic, familiar one at that. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press October 17, 2008 +1598 Andy Samberg's imitation of Marky Mark as Barky Bark is vastly more amusing than Wahlberg's latest action vehicle. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun October 17, 2008 +1598 The whole thing is nothing more than an extremely well-designed and wonderfully shot shooting gallery, and if that's your cup of tea then you'll certainly drink your fill with this one. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 17, 2008 +1598 Eventually, Max pieces together a conspiracy, but Max Payne spells it all out so obviously that the densest audience members will put the pieces together at least half an hour before the hero finally does. 2/5 rotten Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC October 17, 2008 +1598 Simply terrible. An insult to gamers and action fans. Frankly, it doesn't even deserve notoriety as one of the year's worst; it deserves to be forgotten. rotten Russ Breimeier 0 Christianity Today October 17, 2008 +1598 As shiny and hollow as its used shell cases, Max Payne doesn't have much to offer beyond a recycled noir attitude and a progressively violent, predictable story. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International October 17, 2008 +1598 The film should have been about Payne getting addicted to drugs, having a good heart, but doing really bad things to search for the man who murdered his family--not this mess. 4/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review October 17, 2008 +1598 It boasts a stylish surface, but there's nothing new beneath it. rotten Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com October 17, 2008 +1598 Like other video game adaptations there's barely a third dimension to any of the characters, but there's spades of neo-noir mood. fresh Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National October 17, 2008 +1598 There simply has yet to be a decent film adapted from a video game. Why studios persist is a testament to the lobotomised throngs who encourage them by paying to see this type of gleet. rotten Jarrod Walker 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 17, 2008 +1598 This intense action thriller will be recalled for its exciting visuals and relentless action rather than its acting. 3/5 fresh Des Partridge 0 Courier Mail (Australia) October 17, 2008 +1598 Though the film's action scenes won't win awards for originality, they can't be faulted for either their scale or love of slo-mo. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) October 17, 2008 +1598 The producers of movies based on video games must think their audience is nothing but easy-to-entertain morons. It's the only explanation for a movie this dark, dull, and dumb. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever October 17, 2008 +1598 Visually compelling and with a cast willing to make the effort so that we'll take it seriously, this is a solid action film. 3/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette October 17, 2008 +1598 An embarrassment to a genre that's already delivered some of the worst movies of the last ten years. 3/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net October 17, 2008 +1598 Given the effect Max Payne has, by the close you may feel that they've misspelled the hero's last name. D- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 17, 2008 +1598 Max Payne is content to be an efficient vehicle for the delivery of a familiar range of sensations, some of which almost rise to the level of feelings. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times October 17, 2008 +1598 Another laughably bad movie based on a popular video-game title. D rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 17, 2008 +1598 A critic can stay alert through movies that would put elephants into comas, but I doubt most people will stay awake for Max Payne. 1.5/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 17, 2008 +1598 It is stylish, slick, loud and empty as the producers wanted it to be. 2.5/5 rotten Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald October 17, 2008 +1598 The emotional underpinnings and psychological depths of great detective fiction get tossed aside for a wallow in stylistic excess. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter October 17, 2008 +1598 Did Wahlberg read the script, or was it hidden under the pile of money that the producers dropped at his door step? 0/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com October 17, 2008 +1598 It's a one-dimensional detective noir rather than an exciting shoot-em-up. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 16, 2008 +1598 The movie's excellent design and mood almost -- almost -- outweigh the stupid story. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 16, 2008 +1598 Max Payne joins Fox's steadily increasing roster of entirely ineffective action pictures, alongside such underwhelming disappointments as Hitman and Live Free or Die Hard... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 16, 2008 +1598 ... the resonance of the mythic imagery and potential of the premise creates a fascinating film in the margins of the pulp story in the foreground. B- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com October 16, 2008 +1598 nothing we haven't seen before 2.5/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com October 16, 2008 +1598 A big nothing, not even hokey enough to watch for the sake of laughing at it. 1.5/5 rotten Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend October 16, 2008 +1598 This action saga is driven into unintentionally self-parodic territory only a seven-year-old boy could reasonably stomach. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine October 16, 2008 +1598 Unable to really turn chilly menace into tough, action-packed fun. 3/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com October 16, 2008 +1598 As good as a couple of its action beats are, Max still suffers from the heartlessness that makes games emotionally inferior to movies. Nobody ever shed a tear over a video-game character's death. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 16, 2008 +1598 The story, involving conspiracies, doesn't always make sense. And the surprises are easy to predict; director John Moore doesn't try to hide them. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic October 16, 2008 +1598 This noisy, dull, structurally messy adaptation of the popular videogame is a step down in the blossoming career of the gifted actor Mark Wahlberg. D rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 16, 2008 +1598 I never trust a film in which the protagonists have conversations or even arguments in the pouring rain -- without umbrellas. rotten Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile October 9, 2008 +1598 There are guns blazing, mysterious winged creatures, a symbolic tattoo, an elusive blue elixir, an unresolved murder and big stunts, yet Max Payne is surprisingly lacklustre. rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile October 9, 2008 +1598 2/5 rotten Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1598 D rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 18, 2008 +1598 D- rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com October 17, 2008 +1598 D rotten Laremy Legel 1 Film.com October 17, 2008 +1598 2/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 17, 2008 +1598 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 17, 2008 +1598 4/10 rotten Coco Forsythe 0 Future Movies UK October 17, 2008 +1598 1/4 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle October 17, 2008 +1599 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 5, 2005 +1601 The level of detail is awe-inspiring, and originality and charm oozes from every pixel. 4/5 fresh Matt Knowler 0 CineVue November 7, 2018 +1601 Rango is quite beautiful in its harsh, perverse way. fresh Eileen Jones 0 The eXile October 30, 2018 +1601 Rango is a new stoner cult classic in the making. fresh Charlie Jane 0 io9.com May 22, 2018 +1601 The weirdness of the film is fascinating, but there's just so damn much of it. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +1601 Delivers the western genre goods along with generous laughs and some impressive animation--and some brazenly warped sensibilities. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 1, 2013 +1601 Amusing in small doses, marketed to kids and not really FOR kids. An undeserving Oscar winner. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 15, 2013 +1601 Meditations on identity make Rango unique, and somewhat special, in the current animated film landscape. 2.5/5 fresh Ben Kendrick 0 ScreenRant October 4, 2012 +1601 If the writers had dared to step a little outside the borders of the western formula or if they'd even just shaken up the old formula a bit, this really could have been something special, but sadly, it just ends up being pretty standard. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 21, 2012 +1601 Depp isn't as annoying in this as he has been elsewhere. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight September 15, 2012 +1601 Packed with in-jokes, great characters and an offbeat anti-hero, Rango is the perfect shake-up the animated genre needed. 9/10 fresh 0 IGN DVD January 29, 2012 +1601 At long last, a spaghetti Western for the kiddie set -- and one that doesn't sell older viewers short. 3/4 fresh Jason Buchanan 0 TV Guide January 3, 2012 +1601 Oddball existential western animation. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 29, 2011 +1601 An animated walk on the dry side 4.5/5 fresh 0 JWR December 24, 2011 +1601 Unfocused and absolutely scattered... 2/4 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 17, 2011 +1601 ... The best non-Pixar animated movie in recent memory ... A fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) November 5, 2011 +1601 Set in a surreally off-kilter version of the Wild West populated entirely by animals, computer-animated Western Rango is both a witty spoof and loving homage to the genre. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk July 25, 2011 +1601 Kudos to the director for making it as oddball as it could get away with. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 20, 2011 +1601 ... this southwestern goof is really for really big kids with a love of movies, a sense of whimsy and a soft spot for the hideously gorgeous creatures of the desert. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 MSN.com July 12, 2011 +1601 It's one of those movies that will reveal more and more to youngsters as they rewatch it in years to come... and that's the best kind of film. 4/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 The Standard July 7, 2011 +1601 For good or for bad, this is not your run-of-the-mill animated feature. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis July 7, 2011 +1601 Rango is Disney by way of Hunter S. Thompson, Chinatown recast with a lizard, Blazing Saddles with existential angst, Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns romanticallyspoofed. Rango is both weird and wonderful. 8.5/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com July 6, 2011 +1601 Inevitably, as seems to be the law with any modern animation, there's an intertextual dimension to the proceedings. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray June 29, 2011 +1601 This chameleon stands out. 3/5 fresh Grae Drake 0 Movies.com June 3, 2011 +1601 Rango is as gloriously cinematic as it is witty and ironic. 4/5 fresh Dan Gear 0 Moviedex May 5, 2011 +1601 "OK, kids, who's ready for an animated version of ""Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas""?" 3/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 0 CinemaDope May 4, 2011 +1601 Sergio Leone meets Chuck Jones fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit April 28, 2011 +1601 A third act cameo sets a high water mark of awesome, especially for fans of Deadwood. B fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth April 28, 2011 +1601 If ever there was an animated film made for film critics, Rango is it. rotten Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix April 27, 2011 +1601 The kind of computer animation that lingers so exquisitely on the little things. The romance is sweetly underplayed and Coen-like moments of hyper-erudition and eccentric, grizzled characters make for a rollicking escapade. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) April 25, 2011 +1601 A smart, satirical, and expertly animated adventure aimed at adults and children alike. 4/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 The Reel Deal April 23, 2011 +1601 ...reminds one of how special animation can be. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters April 16, 2011 +1601 Brilliantly bonkers, this animated Western weirdo should scare little kids while dazzling adults with its inspired approach to demented homage. 4/5 fresh Zach Gibson 0 Empire Magazine Australasia April 13, 2011 +1601 Inventive visuals and lively voice cast lift this finely animated film above the fray. So it's a shame that the story feels both random and predictable. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 8, 2011 +1601 Any serious, dark-minded child who's up on High Noon, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Chinatown, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and the writings of Carlos Castaneda will really find their precociousness rewarded. 4/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1601 'Rango' is one of the best works of literature I've enjoyed for many years. 'Rango' is one of the best family films I've seen in years. 'Rango' is one of the best Westerns I've ever seen. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) March 25, 2011 +1601 Going in, I was expecting much more standard children's fare, not an existential undertaking with shout-outs to everything from Chinatown to Don Quixote. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press March 25, 2011 +1601 Just when you thought you'd seen everything, here comes Chinatown, the animated version. 0.5/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday March 25, 2011 +1601 It would be unfair, and inaccurate, to call Rango a one-joke movie. There may be two or three; I didn't count. The first laugh comes with the appearance of a... rotten Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com March 20, 2011 +1601 Rango is a precision-built, artistically rich and intelligently entertaining movie that deserves to become a hit and a classic. 4.5/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury March 20, 2011 +1601 "Rango"" has everything going for it -- strong characters, complex plotting, and a knowledge of the genre it parodies without excluding newcomers to it. It's smart without being alienating and exciting without being mindless. " B+ fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) March 19, 2011 +1601 Channeling spaghetti westerns, Cervantes, Castaneda, and a dash of CHINATOWN as refracted through the visual sensibilities of Dali, it is a fiendishly clever concretion of high- and low-brow in a story that is both vision quest and farce 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews March 19, 2011 +1601 Quick-witted animated Western spoof gets plenty mileage out of good writing, a grand sense of fun, and the voice of Johnny Depp. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express March 15, 2011 +1601 Rango a dynamic tribute to a lost genre. 3.5/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times March 15, 2011 +1601 Sergio Leone meets 'The Shakiest Gun in the West' in this odd movie about a chameleon who -- credit the filmmakers for their cleverness -- doesn't blend in. 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) March 15, 2011 +1601 A welcome change from formula as it travels on tangents that vary from the crazed to the surreal fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons March 15, 2011 +1601 There is never a doubt Rango will succeed by film's end, but the movie does have its charms. fresh John Esther 0 UR Chicago Magazine March 14, 2011 +1601 Boasts a richer, stranger cinematic flavor than anything in Verbinski's Pirates of the Caribbean movies fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion March 14, 2011 +1601 Though young children may enjoy it, the film is built for viewers of any age with a taste for joyful anarchy. fresh Bruce Diones 1 New Yorker March 14, 2011 +1601 what it loses in coherence and dexterity it gains in pure sensationalism, whether it be visual, verbal, or narrative 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 12, 2011 +1601 What a joy to see an original vision constructed with so much passion and smarts. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 eFilmCritic.com March 11, 2011 +1601 If the art of the mashup is what passes for originality these days, then Rango is a creative tour de force. 3/5 fresh Cindy White 0 IGN Movies March 11, 2011 +1601 Existential, inventive and irreverent 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate March 11, 2011 +1601 full review at Movies for the Masses 3.5/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses March 11, 2011 +1601 The stunning overall look -- which tips its ten-gallon hat at western classicists like John Ford and Sergio Leone while winking slyly at Salvador Dali -- qualifies as a work of art in its own right. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) March 10, 2011 +1601 The film unspools as an admittedly bizarre blending of an animated adventure film for kids and a meta-comedy about a character who must morph from being a fictitious hero to being a real one. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) March 10, 2011 +1601 "Not often does one see an animated family film where someone talks about experiencing a ""paradigm shift"" or says, ""I think your metaphor broke my spleen."" " 8/10 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days March 10, 2011 +1601 Very funny, packed with solid action, animated with a remarkable degree of care and creativity, and delivered with a breathless sense of energy. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 ScreenAnarchy March 9, 2011 +1601 There's absolutely no arguing that it comes from the same mentality of test-marketing and formula and commercial calculation as most American animation does right now. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy March 9, 2011 +1601 Even if the story about a dust bowl town's diminished water supply isn't quite thrilling enough, the film makes up for it with wacked-out dream sequences and a general oddball tone 4/5 fresh Andrew Hedley 0 Flicks.co.nz March 9, 2011 +1601 In the end, Rango, despite its many pleasures, is a bit too smart for its own good. 3.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) March 9, 2011 +1601 It's very, very interesting but it's sort of like you've got to have that magic combination: you've got to have looks and heart. 3.5/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) March 9, 2011 +1601 With its many allusions to other films like Chinatown, The Three Amigos and any number of spaghetti Westerns, Rango seems to have pulled off the Pixar trick of entertaining both young and old. fresh Beth Wilson 0 Trespass March 9, 2011 +1601 Rango is an impressive and wonderfully strange film. 4/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy March 9, 2011 +1601 There are some great sight gags and the script has some good lines, but there aren't enough of them - and the plot is rather slight and predictable. 3/5 fresh Roz Laws 0 Birmingham Post March 9, 2011 +1601 The Western isn't dead. It's just become more animated... literally. 3.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com March 9, 2011 +1601 Fantastical tale of the reptile that conquered the Wild West. 4.5/5 fresh Don Groves 0 sbs.com.au March 8, 2011 +1601 Rango is like Chinatown meets A Fistful of Dollars meets a Geico commercial. And it's totally awesome. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat March 8, 2011 +1601 This one is for Johnny Depp devotees only. The animation is good but the overall effect of the movie is dull. 4/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com March 8, 2011 +1601 It doesn't know what kind of a film it is. rotten Paul Verhoeven 0 The Vine March 8, 2011 +1601 Closer to a comedy for adults than a kids' flick, this ground-breaking and simply unmissable animation bursts with creativity, humour and clever references. fresh Annette Basile 0 FILMINK (Australia) March 8, 2011 +1601 Minutes into the audaciously animated Rango, I wondered whether someone had slipped peyote into my soft drink... This movie is obviously not right in the head, and I love it. A fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times March 8, 2011 +1601 I just don't know if we'll see a film as smart or fun or overwhelmingly rich as Rango for the rest of the year. 4.5/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix March 7, 2011 +1601 While the pace of the film is slow, the colorful characters, witty dialog, movie references and beautiful artwork make this a pony ride worth taking. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 7, 2011 +1601 "The movie basically adheres to the conventions of the genre as well as the Western spoofs made popular by comedians such as Bob Hope, Abbott and Costello, and Mel Brooks in ""Blazing Saddles." 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) March 7, 2011 +1601 Gore Verbinski's sophisticated, extremely amusing CGI animated movie, a cartoon for adults as opposed to an adult cartoon... fresh Philip French 0 Guardian March 7, 2011 +1601 Who else but Johnny Depp would Gore Verbinski want to voice the character of Rango, given how they worked together to create Jack Sparrow, a Pirate in the Caribbean ... Rango, let's face it, is another colourful character. fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile March 6, 2011 +1601 There's a lot to like about Rango, the colourful, kooky chameleon looking for enlightenment in this unique and imaginative animation that takes the form of a Western, and embraces a zoo of weird and wonderful characters fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile March 6, 2011 +1601 This is a smart, hip comedy that works for adults and youngsters alike. 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews March 6, 2011 +1601 These strange looking characters are hard to love. They didn't generate the excitement and enthusiasm that I was hoping for. C+ rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane March 6, 2011 +1601 The film reunites director Gore Verbinski with star Johnny Depp, and just as with their Pirates of the Caribbean collaboration it begins very promisingly before descending into a chaotic mess. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org March 5, 2011 +1601 There's more visual wit in Gore Verbinski's Rango than the last two Pixar films combined. 4/5 fresh Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY March 5, 2011 +1601 There are a couple of frightening sequences with a rattlesnake and a hawk that may scare small children, but all ends well. Rango will rope you in. 4/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com March 5, 2011 +1601 A work that in its finest moments comes across as a Coen Brothers film with anthropomorphic animals instead of flesh-and-blood humans. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 5, 2011 +1601 Admirably ambitious animated ode to Spaghetti Westerns featuring a Johnny Depp-voiced lizard as the unlikely hero. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound March 4, 2011 +1601 ...whole-heartedly casts its lot with the grown-ups in the audience, paying homage to Sergio Leone, Carlos Castaneda, Hunter S. Thompson, and Roman Polanski's Chinatown. ...So, let's dispel the illusion that this movie is for kids. B fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) March 4, 2011 +1601 It's almost like Sergio Leone was adapting a Kenneth Grahame story. 4.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com March 4, 2011 +1601 "With all of these crazy characters running around and Hans Zimmer's perfect Spaghetti Western score, ""Rango"" is a treat for everyone who enjoys animation. " fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 4, 2011 +1601 "Rango"" is a delight from start to finish, both visually and in its creative writing." fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 4, 2011 +1601 Adults and slightly older children should have a great time. 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger March 4, 2011 +1601 The funny and powerfully weird Rango is probably the closest I've seen a big-budget, computer-animated feature get to the comic vibe of my favorite Chuck Jones cartoons. B+ fresh 0 Oregonian March 4, 2011 +1601 A CGI western comedy populated by desert critters, Rango gives the film year a belated jump start with a passel of movie-wise fun and a knockout animation style. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine March 4, 2011 +1601 All in all, Rango is a freaky and fun ride, with some tasty philosophical asides and references for the grownups to chew on. 4/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies March 4, 2011 +1601 With his first animated feature, Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski shows ambitions considerably beyond producing the usual standard of most children's fare. To put it plainly, Rango is one weird movie. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail March 4, 2011 +1601 Yes, [there are] enough nods to other sources to make Rango a bobblehead. But the movie, and much of John Logan's writing, is still pretty durn clever. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post March 4, 2011 +1601 The best of Rango is a lot like the best of the first Pirates movie -- crazily funny and rambunctious. A- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor March 4, 2011 +1601 What elevates it above a cheeky romp is the skilled CGI work, not only the wealth of tactile detail lavished on the parched townsfolk but also the painterly, sand-swept vistas they call home. fresh Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader March 4, 2011 +1601 Amusing and thrilling albeit slightly overlong with dazzling visuals and clever nods to classic Westerns. 8.2 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru March 4, 2011 +1601 "He is ""sinking deeper into the guacamole of his own deception,"" says the owl who leads a Mexican mariachi band that serves as the story's Greek chorus - a description that shows you just how willfully weird are the goings-on. " 3/4 fresh Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union March 4, 2011 +1601 The humor is dry, dusty and packed with animated caricatures of legendary movie characters. 4.5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald March 4, 2011 +1601 Guns and deep thoughts make this best for older kids. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media March 4, 2011 +1601 Some good bits about the nature of heroism, but not enough to elevate Rango to the ranks of Pixar. Still, when viewed as a silly comedy-adventure, it's enjoyable. 3/4 fresh Russ Breimeier 0 Christianity Today March 4, 2011 +1601 A defiantly weird and unexpectedly charming effort that could easily feel at home at both matinees and on the midnight movie circuit. 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com March 4, 2011 +1601 A delightfully strange, if somewhat inconsistent, animated western. 3.5/5 fresh Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com March 4, 2011 +1601 No tightly-plotted Pixar masterpiece, Rango is its own insane expression, a nervy bundle of outrageous daring, jangled and tangled to a free-wheeling fare-thee-well. Green hasn't been this much fun since early Shrek. 9/10 fresh Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online March 4, 2011 +1601 Parents will be nudging aside their children to check out the thoroughly mature western known as Rango 3.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 March 4, 2011 +1601 Whether your a fan of film, a fan of animation or just a fan of having fun in the theater Rango is a delight across the board. fresh Matthew Razak 0 Flixist.com March 4, 2011 +1601 A damn fine western, an entertaining throwback to classic B-pictures that pays clever tribute to its predecessors. 3.5/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 Film School Rejects March 4, 2011 +1601 Clear proof that a great director can work in any genre and medium and produce great results. 9/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net March 4, 2011 +1601 The only thing more astonishing than its subversive sense of humor and general anarchy is the fact that a studio is putting it in wide release. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 Cinematical March 4, 2011 +1601 This is one of those movies where the grandiose vision is there, but it never gels. C- rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony March 4, 2011 +1601 Rango is clever and entertaining. Not for the very young perhaps, but ideal for teens and adults. 4/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) March 4, 2011 +1601 ...viewers will eventually find themselves growing tired of the movie's meandering structure and unusually deliberate pace... rotten David Nusair 0 About.com March 4, 2011 +1601 As animation, this is top class, and a mile away from the orthodox. Some of the detail is terrific, and the screenplay is sharply intelligent. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard March 4, 2011 +1601 The strangeness is off the scale in a kooky concoction that might have been hatched at the bottom of a bong. Then again, what do you expect with Johnny involved? 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Total Film March 4, 2011 +1601 An ultra-quirky animated Western with a vocal tour de force by Johnny Depp that's quite unlike anything I've ever seen. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post March 4, 2011 +1601 A sun-baked symphony of rust and dust, Rango has a spiky, unsentimental appeal, sending out slightly risque jokes to parents while staying safely out of the danger zone for kids. 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post March 4, 2011 +1601 Nothing about this witty, inventive film obeys the rules. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 4, 2011 +1601 What it borrows and what it builds combine to feel original and strange. B+ fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 4, 2011 +1601 Frantically and refreshingly fun. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 3, 2011 +1601 One of my favorites of this young year and among the most unique features I've seen from an American animation house in recent memory. 3.5/4 fresh Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic March 3, 2011 +1601 "Wry, genial, and not at all interested in jumping on the bandwagon of flash-in-the-pan pop-cultural hipness, ""Rango"" holds an eclectic eye for finding beauty in the unusual." 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 3, 2011 +1601 From start to finish this is a wonderful and immensely creative animated film about a loser who arises to the challenges faced in a town without water. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 3, 2011 +1601 There are hundreds of clever details and imaginative flourishes to make it worthy of being put into the same category as the films to which it so charmingly pays tribute. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet March 3, 2011 +1601 It is Depp, however, who really nails this thing by simply blending in with all the other voice talent and characters and not reverting to the oversized Captain Jack Sparrow swagger. 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 3, 2011 +1601 A possible cult hit, it's too self-indulgent to find a mass audience. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) March 3, 2011 +1601 Verbinski has made an animated feature unlike any other on the current mainstream landscape: For a big-budget animated picture, Rango sure is an odd little varmint. 7.5/10 fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline March 3, 2011 +1601 For a movie about finding one's identity, Rango spends an awful lot of time searching for one of its own. 2.5/5 rotten David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com March 3, 2011 +1601 The film itself is a magically strange hybrid, a spoofy computer-animated Western acted out by anthropomorphic desert creatures. 3.5/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle March 3, 2011 +1601 It is not self-conscious knowingness that drives Rango but rather a quirky and sincere enthusiasm for all the strange stuff that has piled up in the filmmakers' heads over the years. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times March 3, 2011 +1601 Every other week, it seems there is some new creation full of fantastically realized creatures engaging in eye-tricking action. The ironic effect of this... is a so-what-else-you-got state of jaded exhaustion. And then along comes Rango. A- fresh Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News March 3, 2011 +1601 "I've made a good case for seeing ""Rango,"" and why not; an eye feast is still a feast in this lean multiplex season." fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal March 3, 2011 +1601 Its strong suit is visual panache. It's too bad that consistent comedy and emotional resonance get lost amid the dust and cacti. rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today March 3, 2011 +1601 Say what you will about 'Rango,' the computer-animated Western riding hard on Johnny Depp doing the voice of a lizard - just don't call it business as usual. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone March 3, 2011 +1601 "It's Verbinski's trust in the audience to get his jokes and pop-culture references that makes ""Rango"" such an engaging ride." 3/4 fresh Cathy Jakicic 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 3, 2011 +1601 The film features some of the most astounding computer animation ever, and, thanks to a slew of terrific voice actors who are obviously having a great time, the film is wildly, weirdly amusing. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star March 3, 2011 +1601 Sharp-edged, surreal, and often astonishing in its giddy creativity. 4/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News March 3, 2011 +1601 It's an exuberant, audacious love letter to spaghetti westerns, masquerading as a kiddie cartoon. And it delivers deliciously on both levels. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 3, 2011 +1601 "What makes this unhinged, wildly self-conscious comedy-adventure more than a two-hour gimmick is an inspired vocal performance by Verbinski's ""Pirates of the Caribbean"" star, Johnny Depp." 2.5/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times March 3, 2011 +1601 You know those animated films that have bits that the parents will enjoy? Rango is mostly those bits. 2.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 3, 2011 +1601 "Verbinski's scored an offbeat oddity, a classic Western with surreal elements and references to films from ""Chinatown"" to ""Star Wars""...If only he'd known when enough is enough..." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 3, 2011 +1601 It doesn't always work, but it does set itself resolutely apart from the pack, and if you look closely, you can spot the occasional moment of genius. B fresh Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com March 3, 2011 +1601 Rango'' is a highly watchable but somewhat frustrating mix of sloppy plotting, rascally attitude, and Big Action. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe March 3, 2011 +1601 Ignoring the weak storyline entirely, Rango is a joyously weird experience, far more concerned with texture and flavor than with elaborate narrative. B- fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club March 3, 2011 +1601 Consistently plays like an adult movie in uncomfortably fitting family-friendly clothes. 2.5/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com March 3, 2011 +1601 Rango is the revitalising injection of new blood that animated cinema didn't know it needed. 4/5 fresh Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies March 3, 2011 +1601 absolutely wonderful 4.5/5 fresh Jason McKiernan 0 Filmcritic.com March 3, 2011 +1601 It loosens the shackles of a post-Pixar/post-Blue Sky animation landscape, where family entertainment must either be an emotional roller coaster or mindless slapstick. A fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO March 3, 2011 +1601 An animated picture that can bear comparison to Pixar's best...In attitude and style it's distinctive and witty, walking a fine line between respectful homage and spoof. A- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 3, 2011 +1601 Doesn't build to anything substantial, instead dragging along interminably while its sense of humor succumbs to heat exhaustion...a gorgeous picture, but its soullessness wears down the viewing experience. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com March 3, 2011 +1601 A neon-colored, sun-baked fantasia that's part Western spoof and part surrealist jag through the desert with Johnny Depp as our theatrically unhinged, reptilian tour guide, Rango is anything but your standard kiddie animated flick. 3.5/4 fresh Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune March 3, 2011 +1601 Well, visually Rango looks excellent. Then characters start talking. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye March 3, 2011 +1601 It's all technically brilliant, but maybe lacking a little in charm and true wit. 3/5 fresh David Aldridge 0 Radio Times March 3, 2011 +1601 Rango never shuts up, but he never has anything funny or touching or clever to say. rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 3, 2011 +1601 I'm honestly not sure whether or not it's a good movie, but it doesn't leave you much time to ponder that question. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com March 2, 2011 +1601 It coasts on strangeness only so long before the novelty wears off. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly March 2, 2011 +1601 It's a droll and invigorating alternative to the Disney and Dreamworks models. At the same time, you wish that Verbinski had a tighter grip on his storyline. 3/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald March 2, 2011 +1601 Rango turns out to be a master of adaptability and good will in the end, in fact, an educating and entertaining little ambassador for all with an addictive personality. 4/5 fresh Lisa Giles-Keddie 0 Real.com March 2, 2011 +1601 This digimated all-animal western borders on the inspired. 4/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times March 2, 2011 +1601 Neither Rango the mash-up movie nor Rango the lizard is particularly lovable. But there's no denying the intrigue in its combination of the good, the bad, and the ugly. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly March 2, 2011 +1601 Toplined by Johnny Depp, who's in great form, Rango is a thematically witty, visually striking animated Western, a movie that could be enjoyed by younger and mature viewers in different ways. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 2, 2011 +1601 There are some wonderful things in 'Rango': the dialogue is witty, the animation is dizzying and the action is stunningly choreographed. 3/5 fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out March 2, 2011 +1601 Not many animated escapades aim to please such a broad audience. Even the poo jokes are sophisticated. 4/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema March 2, 2011 +1601 Visually inventive and enjoyably quirky... 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 2, 2011 +1601 It's refreshing to see an animated movie that doesn't look as though the idea for the Happy Meal came first. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic March 2, 2011 +1601 While Depp turns his bug-eyed reptile into a charismatic character, the plot gets lost in a maze of tangents and the story has too many tasteless jokes -- like a prostate gag -- that are not kid-friendly. 2.5/4 rotten Thelma Adams 1 Us Weekly March 2, 2011 +1601 "Perhaps a new classification has been born: the ""SpaghettiOs Western." fresh Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press March 2, 2011 +1601 An animated homage to western movies-from classic to revisionist, old-fashioned to postmodern--Rango plumbs existential depths and hits movie-lover highs. fresh Frank Lovece 0 Film Journal International March 2, 2011 +1601 [W]hat a [Coen Brothers'] animated flick might look like and sound like, if they got an assist from Terry Giliam: this is a deeply weird and deeply demented movie, and thrillingly so. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 2, 2011 +1601 Visually, so stunning and clever that you can almost forgive that, really, it's not very funny. Incredibly artful - but its grasp of the art of comedy is unfortunately slight. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine March 2, 2011 +1601 The most satisfying non-Pixar animated movie to emerge in some time. 4/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy March 2, 2011 +1601 So weird I can't believe they got to make this movie. fresh Fred Topel 0 Screen Junkies March 1, 2011 +1601 A terrific Saturday matinee for pretty much anyone. 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium March 1, 2011 +1601 A rollicking, surreal, and existential kids' Western that worships at the altars of Sergio Leone, Hunter S. Thompson, and Chinatown, Rango drowns under the weight of discordant objectives and influences. rotten Nick Schager 1 Village Voice March 1, 2011 +1601 Rango is the most beautiful animated film since the golden age of hand-drawn cartoons. Shame that the movie has no heart beneath all that beauty, though. fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD March 1, 2011 +1601 Rango feels unhinged at its best moments, like anything might happen, and it's liberating to see such talented people running so absolutely off the rails. fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix March 1, 2011 +1601 Johnny Depp isn't the sort of star to blend in, so it's saying something that his turn as the world's most conspicuous chameleon in Rango is so full-bodied, you forget the actor and focus on the character. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety March 1, 2011 +1601 Madly clever animated sagebrush saga has style and wit to burn. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter March 1, 2011 +1601 ...a fleet, quirky, computer-animated feature that I found ingenious, charming and almost entirely engaging. 4/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies March 1, 2011 +1601 state-of-the-art animation collides with postmodern pastiche on a busy road along which wayside legend will always count for more than supposed progress. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Film4 March 1, 2011 +1601 Western myths infuse with the story of a lizard facing an existential crisis. His name? Rango. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews February 28, 2011 +1601 It's ultimately a pastiche-by-numbers and doesn't live up to its full potential, but as a visual treat and one of Depp's better vehicles of recent years, it delivers the basic goods. 3/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture February 28, 2011 +1601 Spoofs such kiddie favourites as Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas, the mystical writings of Carlos Castaneda, and Sergio Leone's Dollars trilogy. 3/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 News of the World February 27, 2011 +1601 B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +1601 4/5 fresh Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com March 5, 2011 +1601 3/4 fresh 0 National Post March 5, 2011 +1602 I'm just going to describe the experience as Lemmons-esque, the result of a fearless and passionate dreamer whose deeper imaginative realms have become recognizable in her work. fresh Lapacazo Sandoval 0 New York Amsterdam News August 20, 2018 +1602 "Black Nativity,"" loosely based on a play by Langston Hughes, is brought beautifully to life by writer/director Kasi Lemmons, a true auteur in every sense of the word." fresh Neely Swanson 0 Easy Reader (California) September 15, 2017 +1602 Black Nativity is a jubilant experience. fresh Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association March 21, 2017 +1602 Some devices don't work as well as others, however Kasi Lemmons has made a film that lives and breathes, even if it at times it doesn't work B fresh John Fink 0 The Film Stage June 21, 2016 +1602 To call it preachy isn't necessarily a critique; the entire film is essentially built around a closing sermon. 2/4 rotten Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive April 23, 2014 +1602 "Defiantly simple, like earlier stage pageants based on Langston Hughes' Christmas play, Kasi Lemmons' ""Black Nativity"" gains power through its directness." fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity April 7, 2014 +1602 Jennifer Hudson sings like an angel but the movie is not up to that level storywise. 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 12, 2013 +1602 This story of seasonal healing ultimately feels too predictable and heavy-handed to bring much uplifting Christmas cheer. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue December 11, 2013 +1602 All of Black Nativity proceeds with sort of clumsy obviousness. rotten Wesley Morris 1 Grantland December 10, 2013 +1602 To my eyes, Black Nativity is the cinematic equivalent of a Christmas tree ornament: shiny, hollow, sheathed in decorative, artificial linings, mass-produced and, given the cost of today's movie theater tickets, overpriced. rotten Max Nelson 0 Film Comment Magazine December 9, 2013 +1602 By the time the credits rolled, my eyes were sore from all the rolling. rotten Calum Marsh 1 Village Voice December 9, 2013 +1602 You'd have to be pretty full of seasonal humbug to resist this ... 3/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) December 8, 2013 +1602 "Hudson's singing and Whitaker's acting compensate somewhat, but for a truly inventive and uplifting African-American piece set in New York during the Yuletide season, skip Black Nativity and watch Run-DMC's ""Christmas in Hollis"" music video instead." 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing December 6, 2013 +1602 Whitaker's performance is one of only a few positives, as a film that ends on such an illusory, elaborate and downright absurd finale. 2/5 rotten Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys December 6, 2013 +1602 There's no doubting the sincerity and there's little point in offering up cynical resistance to an all-singing, all-dancing, all-emoting gospel finale. 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema December 5, 2013 +1602 It's a misguided enterprise all round, and while it's perfectly possible to applaud everything the film wants to say, you find yourself cringing at the ways it's saying it. 1/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 5, 2013 +1602 The well-worn platitudes and pained moralising are a bit much, but the music is tremendous. 3/5 fresh Ken McIntyre 0 Total Film December 4, 2013 +1602 Lemmons' refusal to go for cheap laughs and easy uplift places her at odds with the cliched and predictable aspects of her own screenplay. The movie overall is earnest and respectful but unexciting 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 1, 2013 +1602 Despite the odd rip-roaring tune and some sturdy performances, this yuletide tale is as memorable as last year's sprouts. 2/5 rotten James White 0 Empire Magazine December 1, 2013 +1602 Sincerely spiritual and inspirational, turning the movie theater into a church and preaching to the choir. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 30, 2013 +1602 Familiar and worn holiday story saved by most excellent music. 3/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald November 29, 2013 +1602 Even the movie's most wretched characters glow in the Harlem lamplight. fresh Mark Jenkins 1 NPR November 28, 2013 +1602 "Earnest, square and proudly evangelical, ""Black Nativity"" is so unusual that its rough aspects are easy to forgive." 3/4 fresh Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com November 28, 2013 +1602 Takes Hughes' nativity story and shoves it into the far background of a sincere but tritely told modern drama about family, faith, and redemption. 1.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 28, 2013 +1602 Kasi Lemmon's Black Nativity tries to be many things at once, and it's astonishing how well all of the pieces fall together. 7.5/10 fresh Witney Seibold 0 CraveOnline November 28, 2013 +1602 What lingers strongly in the memory and heart is, as it should be, the sweet, celebratory sensation of song. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com November 28, 2013 +1602 A bittersweet Christmas movie with a strong black cast. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner November 27, 2013 +1602 A hybrid of Hallmark Hall of Fame and Glee, Lemmons' muddled adaptation is neither fish nor fowl, a filmmaking choice that denies Black Nativity much of its emotional potential. 1.5/5 rotten Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle November 27, 2013 +1602 It's in moments like that that Black Nativity really sings; the rest of the time it operates at a familiar hum. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity November 27, 2013 +1602 Its pastoral ambitions compensate for its lack of finesse. 6.8/10 fresh Eric D. Snider 1 Film.com November 27, 2013 +1602 Black Nativity is ungainly in execution, yet still infused with enough passion and reverence for Hughes' original work to be more success than failure. 3/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant November 27, 2013 +1602 There's a wealth of talent, most of it poorly used, in this disappointingly misconceived holiday offering. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International November 27, 2013 +1602 Writer/director Kasi Lemmons ... wants to use Hughes to reflect on the modern day black experience, and do without the need to make it palatable for white audiences. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro November 27, 2013 +1602 "By the time the film reaches its biblically inspired dreamscape of a climax, ""Black Nativity"" qualifies as equal parts surreal and stirring." 2.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 27, 2013 +1602 Kasi Lemmons' contemporary adaptation is an uplifting holiday extravaganza with a musical score filled with familiar spiritual standards plus some new songs by Raphael Saadiq and Laura Karpman that underscore themes of faith, healing and family. 3/4 fresh Mary Houlihan 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 27, 2013 +1602 Almost every beat of Langston's tale, with its absent father figures and heated gun-pointing melodrama, rings false-hardly a fitting contemporary complement to the Greatest Story Ever Told. 3/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out November 27, 2013 +1602 The corny, greeting-card feel of the second half weakens what begins as a creatively rendered take on a holiday film. 2/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star November 27, 2013 +1602 Black Nativity offers a whopping serving of Yuletide emotion. And it's a musical - with plenty of wailing and rapping on the side. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 27, 2013 +1602 It's good to see Hudson in a major film again. As an actress, she's still a work in progress, but she has a commanding gift for depicting vulnerability and strength almost simultaneously. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post November 27, 2013 +1602 I'm glad to see [Lemmons] working, but this tired product won't do anything for her reputation. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader November 27, 2013 +1602 Black Nativity is a cut-rate musical melodrama that grafts overreaching references to black culture onto a facile family-values narrative. D rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club November 27, 2013 +1602 Seeing Black Nativity is like an early Christmas gift. The best thing that to say about this powerful story brought to life by a first-rate cast is hallelujah. A- fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee November 27, 2013 +1602 The problem isn't that the movie wears its religious intent on its sleeve but that it uses religion as an easy, all-purpose fix to ... every problem that its characters face. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 27, 2013 +1602 Had the execution been tighter, it would be an easy recommendation, but as is, there's no need to rush off from Thanksgiving leftovers to see it. 3/10 rotten Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files November 26, 2013 +1602 The melding of a modern family saga with the Nativity is too awkward and hectic to let audiences sit back and appreciate some powerhouse singers and music. C rotten Michael Sragow 1 Orange County Register November 26, 2013 +1602 Black Nativity is an earnest slice of uplifting holiday drama that benefits from a smartly chosen cast. 7.3/10 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Paste Magazine November 26, 2013 +1602 "Black Nativity"" struggles mightily." rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times November 26, 2013 +1602 "Black Nativity"" deepens into a rich experience once the scene shifts to the inside of a church, but it's a long time getting there." 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 26, 2013 +1602 Powered by an infusion of gospel and hip-hop that cleverly bridges gaps between generations and values. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News November 26, 2013 +1602 "A family-friendly, Hallmark Channel-ready musical dramatic fable whose plot more closely resembles Spike Lee's ""Red Hook Summer.''" 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 26, 2013 +1602 "Movies are a secular church, but Forest Whitaker makes ""Black Nativity"" feel like an actual one." 2.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 26, 2013 +1602 It becomes increasingly clear that the entire movie probably should have been sung. rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times November 26, 2013 +1602 Loud and obnoxious. 2/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket November 26, 2013 +1602 Based on the play by poet/activist Hughes, this updated faith-based tale features rousing musical numbers and a well-meaning, if predictable, story, marked by unlikely coincidences. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 26, 2013 +1602 The concluding scenes of redemption and reunion are tender and transcendent. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet November 26, 2013 +1602 Lemmons adds themes of religious hypocrisy and the cyclical effects of poverty, but marries the two for her resolution, abandoning real answers for a fairy tale climax while her symbolic Mary and Joseph figures are left out in the cold. C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 26, 2013 +1602 It doesn't matter that not all of the songs are memorable or that the performances are of varying success, the warm-hearted Black Nativity feels tailor-made to fit with the good tidings of the season. 3/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com November 26, 2013 +1602 "When the people stop talking and start singing, which is what happens in most of the movie, ""Black Nativity"" is glorious." 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 26, 2013 +1602 "Black Nativity"" has its heart in the right place, but that's simply not enough to make it a good movie." 2/4 rotten Kevin C. Johnson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 26, 2013 +1602 Even though its heart is in the right place and it boasts a strong cast, it's a case of preaching--and singing--to the choir. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 26, 2013 +1602 Kasi Lemmons' Black Nativity is a lot like a glazed holiday ham: sticky, sweet, and all too easy to mess up. C rotten Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly November 26, 2013 +1602 It doesn't always work as drama, but as a musical, it's often fantastic. fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 26, 2013 +1602 Whitaker's performance is the rock here. Even when the confrontations and evasions get a little ridiculous, he's neither wholly saint nor sinner, but something like a human being. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 26, 2013 +1602 The movie doesn't weave religion into the familiar structure of a comedy or melodrama. Instead, everything works in service to the sermon at the core. 2/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News November 26, 2013 +1602 ...mostly involves sermonizing of the stultifying kind. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm November 26, 2013 +1602 Like a made-for-TV holiday special, it's a hug from a stranger instead of a memorable night with the family. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye November 26, 2013 +1602 A first-rate cast enlivens this ambitious but syrupy holiday musical. fresh Stephen Farber 1 Hollywood Reporter November 26, 2013 +1602 Works - as a musical and as a drama. It's a story that hits a universal chord: that forgiveness is the antidote to anger and the beginning of renewed connection. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine November 26, 2013 +1602 The story has its origins in Hughes work, but it's been adapted, expanded and, well, heavily rewritten by director Kasi Lemmons, who apparently thought she could improve it. Yes, that's right. She thought she could improve Langston Hughes. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 26, 2013 +1602 "Black Nativity"" is such a likable and positive experience that you readily forgive its bumpy moments." 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 26, 2013 +1602 Straightforward but convincing, Black Nativity is refreshingly restrained, making it a nice counterpoint to other, noisier holiday entertainment. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com November 25, 2013 +1602 For anyone who prefers their assertive homilies to crust over like a syrupy sweet, this loose adaptation of Langston Hughes's beloved holiday tradition will come on like a dream fulfilled. 2/4 rotten Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine November 25, 2013 +1602 A timeless parable as memorable for its spiritual music as for its moving message about the importance of faith and family. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 AALBC.com November 25, 2013 +1602 Vividly staged and refreshingly light on Christmas schmaltz, writer-director Kasi Lemmons' Black Nativity reinvents poet Langston Hughes' sixties play of the same title as an engaging contemporary musical drama. fresh John Hazelton 0 Screen International November 25, 2013 +1602 A bold but clumsy attempt to bring Langston Hughes' popular musical to life onscreen. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety November 25, 2013 +1602 Corny, but well-acted -- with some players showing surprising singing chops -- and heartfelt. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service November 25, 2013 +1603 Heart Beat, which is supposedly about Jack Kerouac and his friends in the Beat Generation, is Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice without Alice and without humor. rotten Bruce McCabe 1 Boston Globe April 28, 2018 +1603 The analysis of the beats comes across as superficial. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 20, 2014 +1603 The characters are wonderfully well played by Nick Nolte Sissy Spacek and John Heard -- they have scenes together in which the round-robin of everyday dialogue is almost poetic -- but nobody has given their characters anything to do except to be. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1604 "Babar: The Movie"" feels like a film in search of an audience. " 6/10 rotten James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis February 13, 2013 +1604 An animated elephant adventure with some peril. 4/5 fresh Tracy Moore 0 Common Sense Media February 6, 2013 +1606 This is easily Van Sant's most satisfying film of his recent youth alienation pictures. 4/5 fresh Kaleem Aftab 0 The List November 3, 2018 +1606 Glum yet gorgeous, Paranoid Park ties together Alex's bleak confusion with his more mundane existential teen traumas. fresh Troy Patterson 0 Spin September 5, 2018 +1606 "...""Paranoid Park"" nevertheless gets into the headspace of its young high school skater protagonist and treats with supreme respect what might be best described as a blown mind." fresh Daniel Kasman 0 MUBI November 17, 2017 +1606 Even when I was trying to appear indifferent I was still boiling inside and horrified by everything around me. I don't see that in Van Sant's teenagers; I don't recognize them. rotten 0 n+1 November 15, 2017 +1606 Too brief and good-looking to actively dislike, Paranoid Park is still uninspiringly repetitive. If you're going to play the same riff over and over again, at least lower it an octave. rotten Justin Stewart 0 Stop Smiling August 23, 2017 +1606 In Paranoid Park, not much actually happens and yet one teenager's mind is filled with far more than enough to ponder for a long time. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews June 23, 2010 +1606 The teenager's impressionistic headspace is his canvas, layered like a Keats poem and scored like an iPod fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 27, 2009 +1606 In the hands of cinematographic mastermind Christopher Doyle, teenage spats, telephone calls and coasting skateboarders are infused with lyricism and dreaminess. fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Paste Magazine October 18, 2008 +1606 It's breathtaking, heartbreaking, tragic, gorgeous, and true all at the same time. 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 18, 2008 +1606 It's a movie worth seeing. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1606 [An] intriguing, mind-altering skateboard elegy. 3.5/4 fresh 1 New York Post July 16, 2008 +1606 In a film where dialogue comes at a premium, Van Sant allows his camera to do the talking, and when it rests too long on one subject, the commentary feels like overstatement. Elsewhere, 'Paranoid Park' is eloquent in its terseness. 3/4 fresh Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner May 29, 2008 +1606 Paranoid Park proves that growing up is often very hard to do -- but it's also a potent reminder that these teens deserve our respect and sympathy for their often imperfect efforts to do just that. fresh Jason Anderson 0 CBC News May 20, 2008 +1606 "I don't know what's more surprising: that director Gus Van Sant has made yet another movie about the lives of disaffected Portland teenagers, or that he's pulled it off one more time with ""Paranoid Park." 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) May 9, 2008 +1606 Van Sant's ... adoration of uncommunicative kids with limited vocabularies and awesome hair is beginning to wear a little thin. 2/5 rotten Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC May 1, 2008 +1606 Very stylish. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 27, 2008 +1606 It may not score with a mass audience, but in museums and art centers around the world, it will always be in rotation. A fresh Regina Hackett 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 21, 2008 +1606 That there's nothing definitive to wrap your arms around is frustrating. And intriguing. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star April 17, 2008 +1606 Paranoid Park is different, in that it also has a narrative -- a mystery, in fact -- that gives it a dramatic tension Van Sant's recent films have lacked. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel April 11, 2008 +1606 At times the movie approaches a purely cinematic form as the simple narrative hitches and winds around itself and the soundtrack... hums along 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 11, 2008 +1606 It felt like Van Sant was imagining a nonexistent depth in order to justify his own fascination with Alex and his companions. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 9, 2008 +1606 The disaffected kids who shuffle through its universe have nothing to say, nothing to tell us. I'm not sure the movie has a whole lot more. 3/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat April 8, 2008 +1606 Paranoid Park, Gus Van Sant's mesmerizing new movie, melds the dreamy languor of his last few films with a page-turner of a plot. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald March 28, 2008 +1606 All this will be way too arty for most viewers. But those willing to take a chance will find unexpected if hard-to-describe pleasures. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star March 28, 2008 +1606 Van Sant opens a window onto the teen life ..., but the insights have less depth than a skateboard wheel's imprint. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 28, 2008 +1606 If you are planning to shoot a visual poem, there is no one better to have on hand than cinematographer Christopher Doyle. Doyle knows how to find seduction and romance anywhere. 6/10 fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org March 26, 2008 +1606 The impressionistic skating scenes are absolutely the best part of the film. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy March 22, 2008 +1606 [The narrative is] as speedy and graceful as the skateboarders it lingers over in Paranoid Park, where their daredevil moves are often shot in dreamily beautiful slow motion. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 21, 2008 +1606 Gus Van Sant's capper to a trilogy of experiments in elliptical narrative and lyrical structure is a masterful triumph of art, craft and empathy for the complicatedness of being a real teenager. 3.5/4 fresh Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times March 21, 2008 +1606 Paranoid Park becomes a portrait of the skate punk as repressed personality. The movie doesn't really go anywhere as a story, it simply unfolds. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News March 21, 2008 +1606 It may be time for Van Sant to remove his head from -- well, let's call it the underground -- and re-find his inner Forrester. B- rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Let's Not Listen March 21, 2008 +1606 The film closes with still more images of skaters, these reflected in wide-angly convex mirrors, beautiful and frightening and seductive. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters March 21, 2008 +1606 Intriguing and obliquely involving. 2.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 21, 2008 +1606 There are certain times in a filmmaker's career when everything comes together in a kind of perfect storm ... For Gus Van Sant, Paranoid Park is that film. 9/10 fresh Beverly Berning 0 culturevulture.net March 20, 2008 +1606 Alex goes to school, has a girlfriend, eats junk food ... and is almost as much of a zombie as anything George A. Romero has ever conjured up. Only less appealing. 2/4 rotten Peter Schilling 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 20, 2008 +1606 Elephant said much more about teenagers and said it better. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader March 20, 2008 +1606 For those able to tune in to its peculiar wavelength this deceptively simple film will prove another strangely profound [Van Sant] experience. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 20, 2008 +1606 Even something as modest as Paranoid Park manages to reflect Van Sant's greatest strengths as an artist: his seemingly limitless fluency with his chosen medium and his willingness to tell even the oldest stories in bold new ways. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post March 20, 2008 +1606 Paranoid Park, while still off the beaten path, is less self-absorbed and pretentious than anything Van Sant has crafted since Finding Forrester. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews March 20, 2008 +1606 I embraced what Van Sant achieved with his earlier three films, I just can't feel quite that same enthusiasm for this one, even though it's an extremely well-made film. 3.5/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) March 19, 2008 +1606 Yup, Van Sant is in trance mode again, and he hasn't adapted Blake Nelson's novel so much as shattered it into a hypnotic drift of alienation and reverie. The movie haunts. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly March 19, 2008 +1606 There's not enough story here... and the moodiness is of a type that doesn't speak to me... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 18, 2008 +1606 Yet another movie about misunderstood teenage skateboarders. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper March 17, 2008 +1606 The film is told in bursts of flashback, flash forward and even flash sideways all framed in a dream-world sense. The slow-motion theatrics of skater tricks are particularly beautiful and almost a flight from the reality of the cruel teen years. 3.5/5 fresh Adam Fendelman 0 HollywoodChicago.com March 15, 2008 +1606 Hardly a walk in the park, this powerful journey is one of Van Sant's darkest. Grips the viewer in a vice of guilt that gets tighter to the point of strangulation. A dark and gripping masterpiece. 9/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics March 15, 2008 +1606 For some of the way, it seems like a kind of skateboard whodunit. Soon enough, we understand it's much more than that. And by then, we know we're in for a ride to remember. 4/4 fresh David Wiegand 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 14, 2008 +1606 Youth and death meet again in Gus Van Sant's Paranoid Park, a gorgeously stark, mesmerizingly elliptical story told in the same lyrical-prosaic style that has characterized his latest films. 4/5 fresh Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times March 14, 2008 +1606 It's always exciting when a film that plays with cinematic language can squeeze in among the flotsam and jetsam of repetitive mediocrity. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News March 14, 2008 +1606 Paranoid Park, the new Gus Van Sant movie, is slight but fascinating. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe March 14, 2008 +1606 Van Sant has made his best film in many years. I didn't realize it until a second viewing. These things sometimes happen, especially if the first encounter was in the middle of a film festival. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 14, 2008 +1606 Paranoid Park is graced with those peculiar Van Sant touches of discovery and absurdity, delightful because they're at once so right and so inscrutable. 3.5/4 fresh Jim Emerson 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 14, 2008 +1606 Stands at the midway point in its auteur's recent filmography, displaying both the strengths and weaknesses of his recent stylistic choices. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 The Deadbolt March 14, 2008 +1606 Van Sant's teens are angels slowly sullied by a demonic world. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm March 14, 2008 +1606 A vivid, powerful attempt to get close to one boy's tortured soul. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 13, 2008 +1606 Like Elephant, it's a triumph of style and mood over story. fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 13, 2008 +1606 Beautiful and slow and never boring -- just a gentle, hazy sleepwalk through a time in life that never really feels fully settled or awake. 4.5/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com March 13, 2008 +1606 Paranoid Park confirms that Gus Van Sant is so far up his own artistic anus, it's impossible to take anything he makes seriously anymore...a crisp, white hanky doused with cinematic chloroform pressed tightly across the face. F rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com March 12, 2008 +1606 Paranoid Park has the slightly glum insularity of minimalist fiction, but it's the first of Van Sant's blitzed-generation films in which a young man wakes up instead of shutting down. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly March 12, 2008 +1606 Yet another accomplished, stylistically courageous work from a filmmaker whose willingness to take chances and pull them off is his finest attribute. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 10, 2008 +1606 [Gus Van Sant is] an incredible visual artist who can use the camera to capture seemingly languorous interludes that are, in fact, riveting to the eye and mind. A- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 8, 2008 +1606 It's all confusing, woozy and slightly stoned, and feels very much like adolescence. 3/4 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide March 7, 2008 +1606 The real reason to see Paranoid Park is to check out how Van Sant's visual style is evolving, as he's one of the few big directors willing to try something unusual, often with tremendous results. 3/4 fresh Ken Dubois 0 Reel.com March 7, 2008 +1606 The story's fractured structure -- and Christopher Doyle's dreamlike cinematography -- make for a striking mood piece. 3/4 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News March 7, 2008 +1606 The one facet that separates Paranoid Park from the director's previous work is the way Van Sant uses all the talents in his arsenal to create something that few films have ever attempted to portray: the manic assemblage of teenage life. 5/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com March 6, 2008 +1606 ...this fourth entry in [Van Sant's] impressionistic reveries on death [is] the purest artistic achievement in his experimental mode of filmmaking...multi-layered and mesmerizing. A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 6, 2008 +1606 Paranoid Park is a haunting, voluptuously beautiful portrait of a teenage boy who, after being suddenly caught in midflight, falls to earth. 4/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times March 6, 2008 +1606 Through simple observation, Van Sant quietly lets viewers understand Nevins and feel the full force of his distress. A- fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club March 6, 2008 +1606 Passes by in a haze of amateurish acting and skateboarding montages. Just one more wearisome representation of aimless teenage life. 2.5/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com March 6, 2008 +1606 Just when it looked like Van Sant was finally ready to present a movie real people might want to watch, Paranoid Park abandons universality and fetishizes the generality of skater boys. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press March 5, 2008 +1606 If this film really epitomizes the way that teens talk and act ... then I seriously fear for the future of this country. 5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net March 4, 2008 +1606 Paranoid Park is a supernaturally perfect fusion of Van Sant's current conceptual-art-project head-trip aesthetic and Blake Nelson's finely tuned first-person 'young adult' novel. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture March 3, 2008 +1606 The result, a defiant slap at slick Hollywood formula, is mesmerizing. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 28, 2008 +1606 The film is an illustration of Van Sant's virtuosity, as well as a textbook example of cinema's potential to place us squarely in the emotional landscape of another human being. fresh Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International February 27, 2008 +1606 A study in isolation and, yes, paranoia...The mesmerizingly beautiful images--often in slo-mo--glide to evoke Alex's primary pursuit of skating. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 18, 2008 +1606 Good writing and editing serves the episodic tragedy concept with rather strong gripping power. 3.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals January 25, 2008 +1606 Van Sant manages to make a small elegy about adolescence out of a film which in other hands might have become a slightly grisly thriller. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard December 28, 2007 +1606 Filming in his characteristically dreamy, dislocated fashion, Van Sant seems as interested in the innocently beautiful face of his young star as he is in the docu-style story-telling. 2/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) December 28, 2007 +1606 Transposed from a novel by Blake Nelson, the boy is played by newcomer Gabe Nevins with all the complexity and three-dimensionality of a magazine centrefold. rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 28, 2007 +1606 Van Sant's film is almost calculatedly minor, but it gets at something about adolescence as a wobbly and transitional business, not the semi-permanent grunge idyll he's sometimes guilty of loving a little too much. fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 28, 2007 +1606 The movie doesn't narrate what happened so much as immerse itself in Alex's numb state of alienation and denial, which I didn't find quite as rewarding as I guess I was supposed to. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 28, 2007 +1606 Dreary with a capital D. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) December 28, 2007 +1606 A formally daring attempt to capture the rhythms of adolescence wrapped around a murder mystery, Paranoid Park continues Van Sant's fascination with American youth. 3.5/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 Film4 December 28, 2007 +1606 A teenage art-flick, Paranoid Park proves the most fluent and coherent of Gus Van Sant's recent experiments. Part crime mystery, part coming-of-age story, it's positively overflowing with burnished imagery and adolescent turmoil. 4/5 fresh Tom Charity 0 Total Film December 28, 2007 +1606 The story is fragmented into flashforwards and flashbacks as Alex's narration skirts around the traumatic event, but culminates in a low-key but meaningful realization of sorts for the quiet teen. 4/5 fresh Rob Daniel 0 Sky Cinema December 28, 2007 +1606 A build-up of secrecy and anxiety are well-served by Van Sant's chopped-up narrative of the slow reveal, and again the director shows a keen eye for the rituals and worries of teenage life. 3/6 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out December 28, 2007 +1606 Beautifully shot, superbly acted and thoroughly engaging, this is quite simply Gus Van Sant's masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 27, 2007 +1606 Van Sant's low-key, experimental high-school drama is an affecting rites-of-passage tale, told with bold style and quiet integrity. 4/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Empire Magazine December 26, 2007 +1606 Artily composed, highly subjective and light on plot - it's still a long way from the mainstream, but well-built suspense and an instinctive feel for teen and skate life keep things ticking over until the paranoia peters out. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Trout 0 BBC.com December 25, 2007 +1606 As fragmented and disordered as the writings in Alex's notebook, Paranoid Park is a moody, somewhat otherworldly study of the confusion, alienation and furtive secrecy of adolescence fresh Anton Bitel 0 musicOMH.com December 24, 2007 +1606 a bunch of confused skaters trapped in an existentialist Nouvelle Vague film 2/5 rotten Marlow Stern 0 Manhattan Movie Magazine December 18, 2007 +1606 Paranoid Park's triumph ... is its aesthetic design. B+ fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness November 21, 2007 +1606 "Paranoid Park"" may be the best of the director's last four films, but that isn't saying much." C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 16, 2007 +1606 A fully subjective probe into the consciousness of a young man and a generous display of artistic empathy. 3.5/4 fresh Akiva Gottlieb 0 Slant Magazine October 11, 2007 +1606 A troubling and sad portrait of a teenager who refuses to take moral responsibility for his actions. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 8, 2007 +1606 There's nothing going on beneath the artful surface, and the kid's dilemma generates yawns instead of heat. 1.5/5 rotten Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com October 4, 2007 +1606 ...few concessions have been made for neophytes to his particular brand of filmmaking. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews September 25, 2007 +1606 Shows typical insight into the awkward years. 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail September 6, 2007 +1606 Van Sant's belief that all teenagers at that age are 'acting to a certain extent' lends the film its edge of raw authenticity. fresh Richard Mowe 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 30, 2007 +1606 One of [Van Sant's] most razor-sharp films, with an involving plot, solidly realistic characters and exquisite cinematography. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 30, 2007 +1606 Van Sant carries his ongoing experiments with image and sound design to new levels of sophistication. fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly May 31, 2007 +1606 Bears some similarities with Elephant. A similarly photogenic teen milieu is shot with fluid, graceful camerawork; a non-linear structure slots together like a puzzle to reveal the panicked mindset of a boy under agreat deal of stress. 4/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) May 24, 2007 +1606 An original and even memorable addition to Van Sant's filmography. fresh Lee Marshall 0 Screen International May 23, 2007 +1606 Through immaculate use of picture, sound and time, the director adds another panel to his series of pictures about disaffected, disconnected youth. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety May 22, 2007 +1606 The ugly fact is that Van Sant's recent modus operandi has crossed the line from 'groove' to 'rut.' rotten James Rocchi 0 Cinematical May 22, 2007 +1606 The third, most technically accomplished panel in a youth trilogy that began with Elephant and continued with Last Days, finds Van Sant, American cinema's most dedicated chronicler of disaffected youths, in top form. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com May 22, 2007 +1606 Van Sant has composed an emotional mosaic that brings you inside Alex. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter May 21, 2007 +1606 4/5 fresh Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1606 5/5 fresh Melissa Anderson 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1606 A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 18, 2008 +1606 1/5 rotten Jenny Peters 0 Hollywood.com October 1, 2008 +1606 B+ fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews October 13, 2007 +1606 A fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com May 21, 2007 +1608 John Moore decided the time was ripe for a new Phoenix, so he sawed the old movie in two, rewrote one half and tries to get it to take off. rotten Mark Steyn 0 The Spectator February 1, 2018 +1608 This is one flight that never quite gets off the ground. 2/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today September 22, 2006 +1608 I half suspect that ... Ribisi decided that since there was no honorable way of playing the character straight, he'd chew up as much scenery as he could ... rotten Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba September 16, 2005 +1608 Entertaining, but brainless, popcorn fun. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 20, 2005 +1608 Flight of the Phoenix ignores the human drama to focus on cockamamie setbacks that are harder to swallow than the plane's motor oil. D+ rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 April 13, 2005 +1608 If I had seen this film before the original, I might have actually preferred it. 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews March 7, 2005 +1608 It's never more than ridiculous popcorn fun, but the fun is thin on the ground. 4 rotten Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus March 7, 2005 +1608 Competent, watchable remake that improves on the special effects and running time but loses the moral complexity and the character work of the original. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 5, 2005 +1608 This new Phoenix makes too many mistakes, the biggest one being the mistake of confusing 'modernizing' with 'dumbing down.' 2/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com February 28, 2005 +1608 ...it's not tense enough, realistic enough, or exciting enough to lift it much beyond the ordinary. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 17, 2005 +1608 Frankly, it's painful to watch such a strong cast struggle so desperately to hold the film together while it falls apart around them 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 13, 2005 +1608 Plenty of action is here in this exciting remake of the earlier classic. 3/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum January 9, 2005 +1608 'Despite all its flaws, this Phoenix rises to an acceptable entertainment level.' 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 5, 2005 +1608 Pop quiz: What's worse than a disaster flick? Answer: A remake of a disaster flick. 1.5/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) January 4, 2005 +1608 Imagine-a Hollywood action film with real settings, real props and real people. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly January 3, 2005 +1608 Sure, it's a bit of a mess, but it's an entertaining mess, and even if it does fly off a cliff towards the end I still can't exactly complain about being burned. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 27, 2004 +1608 If you think sweltering UV rays, deadly sandstorms and dwindling water sources are bad, you haven't had to contend with Giovanni Ribisi's heinous new bleach blond hair 2/5 rotten Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week December 27, 2004 +1608 Flight of the Phoenix is further proof of Hollywood's inexorable decline from greatness. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International December 26, 2004 +1608 If the praise seems faint, it's nevertheless praise -- this Flight of the Phoenix may not soar, but it manages to get itself airborne. B- fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 26, 2004 +1608 All that happened in the original, but with the temperature down several thousand degrees. rotten 0 Movie Poop Shoot December 26, 2004 +1608 It's a serviceable adventure film that does the job in less time than the original film. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette December 26, 2004 +1608 In the end, it may be that man against sand isn't as thrilling as it was back in the day. rotten Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly December 23, 2004 +1608 Silly nonsense. 1/5 rotten Lindy T. Shepherd 0 Orlando Weekly December 23, 2004 +1608 If there's one thing you can be sure of, modern remakes of older movies always have better crashes. 3/5 fresh Anthony Del 0 Las Vegas Mercury December 23, 2004 +1608 That faint scraping sound you hear coming from the floor is Robert Aldrich rolling in his grave. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly December 21, 2004 +1608 By film's end the adventure appears less a matter of base survival than a beach barbecue gone slightly sour. rotten Mark Holcomb 1 Village Voice December 21, 2004 +1608 This isn't necessarily a contender for worst movie of the year, but good heavens--how can you make a movie about a plane crash so boring? C- rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) December 21, 2004 +1608 The wonderful character actors in the original ... are succeeded by a fairly anonymous bunch. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 20, 2004 +1608 A movie about people sitting around the desert with nothing to do runs a high risk of being dull, but Phoenix has enough wit, energy and charisma to keep soaring. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 20, 2004 +1608 Other than Dennis Quaid, none of these characters leaves so much as a footprint in the sand. We don't know them. We don't care about them. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 20, 2004 +1608 It is not a very good film, but at least there is something going on here, most of the time. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 19, 2004 +1608 Doesn't soar to new heights but doesn't crash and burn either. 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 19, 2004 +1608 Toy planes might fly at Christmas, but Flight of the Phoenix got stuck halfway down the chimney. Ho, Ho, No... 2/5 rotten Elias Savada 0 Film Threat December 19, 2004 +1608 John Moore's remake doesn't come close to upstaging its predecessor...and yet it doesn't exactly humiliate itself either. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com December 19, 2004 +1608 Flight of the Phoenix is a rare breed. It joins the small group of films in which the audience may actually wish that the characters do not achieve their goal: to live. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com December 18, 2004 +1608 Everything that's good [in the film] has a downside, and everything that doesn't work has something that keeps it from failing completely. 2.5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 18, 2004 +1608 Mirrors the plot of the original point for point. All that's missing is little things like subtlety, nuance, characterization, and human interest. D rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide December 17, 2004 +1608 Good with mechanics, bad with people, the film moves its one-dimensional characters around like stick figures in the service of a story whose outcome is hardly in doubt. 2/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 17, 2004 +1608 A phoenix may rise from the ashes, but the movie just crashes and burns. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com December 17, 2004 +1608 This is high-carb filmmaking at its finest. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post December 17, 2004 +1608 The first-act crash is admittedly spectacular and the ending adequately suspenseful, but what comes between is disappointingly routine and completely lacks the kind character complexity that made the original a thrill every step of the way. 2/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide December 17, 2004 +1608 This time out, there's not much out there to look at besides sand, and even it doesn't look real. 2/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star December 17, 2004 +1608 The filmmakers take a great yarn and reduce it to a good one. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) December 17, 2004 +1608 A ham-fisted movie that doesn't tax your brain with a lot of pesky ideas and three-dimensional characters. 2/4 rotten Mary Brennan 1 Seattle Times December 17, 2004 +1608 The story is surefire, like a good Swiss Family Robinson episode revised for a boys' issue of Aviation Week. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune December 17, 2004 +1608 Loud, noisy, chaotic and overall unpleasant. 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee December 17, 2004 +1608 The modernized Phoenix isn't a bad movie, but it's an obvious one. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 17, 2004 +1608 The new Phoenix lacks the tension, the grim, sado-masochistic Darwinism of the original or the agonizing nuts-and-bolts of the ordeal. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 17, 2004 +1608 Despite its occasional nods to flashy editing and pop scoring, Flight of the Phoenix ends up feeling like the sort of leisurely man's-man adventure movie you used to be able to catch on Sunday afternoon TV. rotten 0 Oregonian December 17, 2004 +1608 It seems less a remake than an alternate version. 2/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News December 17, 2004 +1608 What drove the original was the clash of personalities, but here, when all you have is a just lot of sand, things get pretty dry pretty fast. 1.5/4 rotten Rob Lowman 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 17, 2004 +1608 A serviceable adventure outing. 2.5/5 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 17, 2004 +1608 A routine remake of a superior film from an earlier era always prompts the question: Why bother? 2.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies December 17, 2004 +1608 Another unwanted, unneeded remake. The mind boggles that Dennis Quaid, delivering more corny lines, is stepping into the role of the legendary Jimmy Stewart. 4/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com December 17, 2004 +1608 It's disaster-by- the-numbers. 1.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail December 17, 2004 +1608 It's like Lost in the middle of the desert but without the smart mystery, compelling characters and strange monster. C- rotten 0 E! Online December 17, 2004 +1608 Despite a basic premise that's ripe with promise, the film leaps way over the top with a key performance while also succumbing to some silly cliches. D+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 17, 2004 +1608 In Flight of the Phoenix, Tyrese does not take his shirt off. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 17, 2004 +1608 A movie so literal that the character who wears an eye patch is named Patch, and where everything that happens is spelled out with the subtlety of a first-grade teacher introducing the alphabet. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press December 17, 2004 +1608 Nonsensical plotting, equally silly character interaction and groan-inducing dialogue. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 17, 2004 +1608 I'm not recommending it for those who know the original, but it might work nicely enough for those who have not. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 17, 2004 +1608 A sporadically diverting thriller that has the personality of a Diet Coke ad. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe December 17, 2004 +1608 the kind of ersatz entertainment that will make you wish you were stuck in a mile-long line at the mall or listening to a long set of carols sung by tone-deaf kids. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette December 17, 2004 +1608 This one wares out its welcome with cheesy dialogue and a longer than necessary running time, but check it out when it hits DVD or cable. 6/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com December 17, 2004 +1608 Flatly retells a high-concept Boy's Life adventure story that's hard to break, but easy to bleed of its significance. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 17, 2004 +1608 This adventure drama about a group trying to survive in the Gobi desert is filled with nothing but hot air. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice December 17, 2004 +1608 Fortunately, Moore manages to find many such interesting cinematic diversions to spice things up. B fresh Scott Collura 0 Now Playing Magazine December 17, 2004 +1608 By the time we get to this Phoenix, it looks like numerous days of scorching sun and blasts of sand are pretty much good for the complexion. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News December 17, 2004 +1608 Talk about your pointless remakes. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 17, 2004 +1608 There's nothing like dumbing down a movie grown-ups love so it can be 'sold' to teens who aren't going to go anyway. rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today December 16, 2004 +1608 The new Phoenix lacks the very things that made the old one special. D rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 16, 2004 +1608 Even with its inconsistencies, the movie offers enough suspense to get airborne. 3/4 fresh Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 16, 2004 +1608 This trim adventure saga doesn't waste any time assigning heartwarming characteristics or backstories. It gets your heart pounding the old-fashioned way; it is exciting. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 16, 2004 +1608 A worthy remake. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times December 16, 2004 +1608 On its own simple terms, Flight of the Phoenix succeeds. B- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News December 16, 2004 +1608 Has its pluses. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 16, 2004 +1608 A moth-eaten stranded-in- the-desert yarn so manipulative that the involuntary jolts of adrenaline it produces make you feel like a fool. 1/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times December 16, 2004 +1608 Despite using the same premise and numerous identical plot points, this remake replaces suspense with boredom and witty dialogue with lame lines any self-respecting actor should be embarrassed to utter. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 16, 2004 +1608 If you've seen the original, there's absolutely no difference in what happens. And very little reason to check it out. 2.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday December 16, 2004 +1608 Resolutely, gloriously old-school in every regard, The Flight of the Phoenix is a reminder that disaster films don't need the threat of global annihilation to be good entertainment. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 16, 2004 +1608 More standard programmer than action blockbuster, a remake that may not be offensive but is basically unnecessary. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 16, 2004 +1608 The wings of this rebuilt Phoenix have been clipped by generic scripting and a short supply of dramatic tension that goes slack soon after takeoff and never really recovers. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter December 16, 2004 +1608 Effective action, solid suspense, excellent Ribisi, plus enough cliches to equal the grains of Gobi sand that fill the screen. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor December 16, 2004 +1608 A motorless, rudderless wreck that is top-heavy with cliches. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune December 16, 2004 +1608 More like a waddling turkey than a soaring bird. C rotten Bob Townsend 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution December 16, 2004 +1608 Tension-filled story showing how a diverse population can work together to save their lives. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 16, 2004 +1608 Cheap and half-assed, but not a completely torturous experience. 2.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend December 16, 2004 +1608 For a bad movie, Flight of the Phoenix is highly entertaining. 2/4 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com December 16, 2004 +1608 Don't waste your time boarding this Flight. D+ rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 16, 2004 +1608 Good, old fashioned, escapist entertainment. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 16, 2004 +1608 Ribisi embarrasses himself by making Elliott sound like Hannibal Lecter, Flight of the Phoenix reminds you why The Aviator or Spanglish are so good. 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 15, 2004 +1608 ...as a piece of pure escapist entertainment, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more enjoyable way to spend two hours. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 15, 2004 +1608 Book a one-way flight on the original Phoenix instead. 2/5 rotten David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com December 15, 2004 +1608 Refreshingly, it's actually about action, albeit arbitrary action, and how it defines us and keeps us alive. B fresh Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly December 15, 2004 +1608 There are bound to be very few surprises in a movie that gives away its ending in the title. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 14, 2004 +1608 Flight of the Phoenix is not only reductive but irrelevant too. 2/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine December 13, 2004 +1608 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1608 2/4 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2006 +1608 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1608 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1608 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1608 6/10 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette February 26, 2005 +1608 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle December 27, 2004 +1608 C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News December 27, 2004 +1608 2.5/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun December 27, 2004 +1608 3/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews December 27, 2004 +1608 2/4 rotten Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald December 27, 2004 +1608 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 21, 2004 +1608 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 21, 2004 +1610 Moving, often hilarious examination of masculine frustration with a sharply observed script and impressive performances from its cast. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon May 26, 2005 +1610 Another staggeringly strong performance by Javier Bardem. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 26, 2005 +1610 Bottom feeder, out of work adventurers busying themselves with basically anything that will keep the terror of an abyss called the future at bay. fresh Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press December 31, 2003 +1610 Full of sympathy for the worker's plight. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 29, 2003 +1610 Okay, I'm saying it: Javier Bardem is the next Robert De Niro. 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) October 23, 2003 +1610 Will look and feel all too familiar to victims of the jobless recovery, or at least those who can afford to see the movie. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 3, 2003 +1610 Thanks to Bardem's performance the film finds plenty of sublime moments. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star September 26, 2003 +1610 Seems born not of contrivance but genuine, hurtful truth 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star September 25, 2003 +1610 A timely little slice of desolation. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly September 20, 2003 +1610 In these days of cutbacks and belt-tightening, its story has a strong resonance. 3/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel September 20, 2003 +1610 If nothing else, watch it for Javier Bardem, who is rapidly establishing himself as among the world's very best at his craft B fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews September 20, 2003 +1610 Instead of pacing, it offers terrific performances and a wonderful sense of small-time tragedy 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 17, 2003 +1610 What keeps us involved in this perceptive film is the beautiful acting of its cast ... and the way the movie balances grim reality with bits of fancy that feel oddly perfect. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 12, 2003 +1610 A small, intimate film that moves viewers with its passion. fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 11, 2003 +1610 It has nice little touches, and some solid performances, but in the end nothing is accomplished. It is as though the film itself is unemployed. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 10, 2003 +1610 Midway, Mondays in the Sun becomes as dull as a day with nothing to do. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 5, 2003 +1610 A strongly constructed and effective drama. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 5, 2003 +1610 The best thing that can be said about this funny, poignant and compassionate film is that watching it is not work. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press August 22, 2003 +1610 Thoughtful and well-acted, but a little flat in the story department. 2.5/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times August 22, 2003 +1610 Despite overstaying its welcome a wee bit, remains an anthem of insurrection, melding its political and humanistic truths into an almost dreamily subversive film tinged with humor and some small hope. B- fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 21, 2003 +1610 Bardem proves once again, as he has in movies' past that he is one of the most talented actors that can be called upon time and time again in the Spanish film world... 3/5 fresh Rory L. Aronsky 0 Film Threat August 19, 2003 +1610 It's a long and relatively underdramatized film, but it's powerfully true. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post August 15, 2003 +1610 To the patient viewer, the rewards are many, especially Bardem's performance. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post August 15, 2003 +1610 Alive with humanity and wit. B+ fresh Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News August 15, 2003 +1610 It's a grown-up movie about some harsh facts of life. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian August 8, 2003 +1610 Much like the lives it depicts, Mondays in the Sun is repetitious, uneventful and, in the end, dull. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 8, 2003 +1610 It is intensely involving at the outset, but it faces an insoluble problem: The story, like the characters, has no place to go. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 8, 2003 +1610 [De Aranoa is] a gentle, realist social worker, and the well-acted movie he's made to showcase his humanism is incredibly moving. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe August 8, 2003 +1610 A quintessentially European, methodically paced and intelligent slice of life. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 7, 2003 +1610 Bardem gives what might have been too slow and plodding a movie its heart and its humor. 3/4 fresh Allison Benedikt 1 Chicago Tribune August 7, 2003 +1610 Neorealism it ain't, but if you have a sufficiently long attention span, there are moments of laugh-out-loud absurdity fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times August 6, 2003 +1610 Mondays in the Sun is prodigiously uneventful, though its heart is in the right place. It would be easier to dismiss if it weren't. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer August 6, 2003 +1610 Pulses with the star power of the extraordinary Javier Bardem. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly August 6, 2003 +1610 A good enough film ... but its one-note tone, like unemployment itself, begins to wear after a while. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan August 5, 2003 +1610 A brilliantly naturalistic look at men on the fringes of society. fresh Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International August 2, 2003 +1610 Thick with powerful, understated, deeply empathetic performances -- and it needs them. It's hard to feel sorry for a bunch of welfare cases who sit around drinking and barely even trying to find new jobs. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 1, 2003 +1610 A true, fine and involvingly human piece of work. 3.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune August 1, 2003 +1610 Shot in lustrous, muted color with a sure sensitivity to emotional states and mood swings, it's an elegy on wasted time and waning energies. fresh Bob Campbell 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 31, 2003 +1610 While there's a certain poetic symmetry to a lethargic film about lethargy, it doesn't make for a terribly edifying viewing experience. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 30, 2003 +1610 Engaged filmmaking that makes a political point, and the observant script and incisive direction give it considerable power. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 29, 2003 +1610 As boring as a trip across Kansas on a Greyhound bus. C rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com July 28, 2003 +1610 Often bitterly funny. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide July 25, 2003 +1610 [A] stirring, character-driven study. 3/4 fresh Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post July 25, 2003 +1610 Though buoyed by excellent, unflinching performances, this melancholy drama reflects the dismally monotonous lives of its subjects just a little too well. 2.5/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News July 25, 2003 +1610 Mondays in the Sun is heartfelt and true and as tedious as a movie about chronic unemployment can be. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 25, 2003 +1610 The story's rambling, meandering style is just right for the melancholy subject being explored, and all the acting is excellent. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor July 25, 2003 +1610 Mondays in the Sun is a deeply ethical movie that has a universal quality to its depiction of the soul-destroying capacities of unemployment. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 25, 2003 +1610 You're not going to walk out of this one with a smile on your face, but you're going to be happy that you saw it. B fresh 0 E! Online July 25, 2003 +1610 A cannily observant but withholding film in which nothing happens, over and again. 2.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday July 24, 2003 +1610 A piece of sophisticated, subtle filmmaking that is both thoughtful and thought-provoking. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 24, 2003 +1610 Mondays in the Sun has come to illustrate just how hard it is to do what Ken Loach and Laurent Cantet make seem so effortless. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly July 24, 2003 +1610 Javier Bardem plays the part with all the pent-up animal rage of a young Robert De Niro 3.5/4 fresh Peter Debruge 0 Premiere Magazine July 24, 2003 +1610 a funny and compassionate tribute to the unemployed. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 24, 2003 +1610 'Mondays in the Sun' captures the small drama of the individual buffeted against larger impersonal events of local, national and world politics and economics. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 23, 2003 +1610 Perhaps too toothless for its subject. rotten Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice July 22, 2003 +1610 The popcorn out in the lobby would seem a more compelling attraction 3/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Filmcritic.com July 6, 2003 +1610 It's a bit of a challenge to watch, but Javier Bardem fans will want to check it out. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com May 14, 2003 +1610 This slow, episodic film is held together by the galvanic presence of Javier Bardem. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times March 27, 2003 +1610 Aranoa's storytelling is full of fire and nuance, and his striking, heartbreaking, mutedly hopeful film exhibits the spirit of its Italian neo-realist predecessors. 3.5/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine March 23, 2003 +1610 A well-acted, realistic look at unemployed shipyard workers in northern Spain alternating humor with pathos. 3.5/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 12, 2003 +1610 Throughout, Bardem ... is a potent presence. 3/5 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 10, 2003 +1610 The smartly written picture is graced by another accomplished Javier Bardem performance. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter February 11, 2003 +1610 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1610 3.5/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald February 2, 2004 +1610 3.5/4 fresh 0 Baltimore Sun October 3, 2003 +1610 3.5/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle August 18, 2003 +1611 Fluffy, fun and all-round charming stuff. 3/5 fresh Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) September 20, 2017 +1611 A Royal Night Out goes the zany romantic-comedy route in its fictional depiction of two British princesses partying with commoners at the end of World War II. 3/5 fresh Roxana Hadadi 0 Chesapeake Family Magazine August 2, 2016 +1611 Sarah Gadon is the heart of this historical comedy with great production values. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Alberto Luchini 0 El Mundo (Spain) June 1, 2016 +1611 Perfect romantic and comedic entertainment with exquisite production design, in a light tome and a fun representation of an historical moment. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Javier Oca 0 El Pais (Spain) May 30, 2016 +1611 Almost an unofficial sequel to The King's Speech, but at least this one has a sense of humor. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Yago Garc 0 May 17, 2016 +1611 While critics have taken this WWII-era film to task for its blatant historical inaccuracies and eyebrow-raising plot, I feel compelled to say, Relax. This isn't The King's Speech. It's Adventures in Babysitting meets Roman Holiday. B fresh James Plath 0 Family Home Theater May 15, 2016 +1611 Light, frothy, and ever-so-British fun. 3/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald April 27, 2016 +1611 Essentially a dusk-till-dawn party film with a paper-thin plot and an open invitation to the audience to exult along. 2.5/5 rotten Edmund Lee 0 South China Morning Post April 2, 2016 +1611 A spirited, speculative, engaging escapade... 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate January 9, 2016 +1611 Calculatedly audience-pleasing, there's nevertheless plenty here to enjoy for forgiving punters, especially Gadon's lovely performance. 3/5 fresh Rip It Up 0 Rip It Up December 21, 2015 +1611 In the end, it's difficult to reconcile the young Elizabeth depicted here with the monarch whose reign spans the longest in British history. The two just don't match up. 2/5 rotten Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle December 10, 2015 +1611 A Royal Night Out is a film of enormous charm, texture and good will, thanks largely to the three leads. 3/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer December 10, 2015 +1611 Elevated by a delightful performance from Bel Powley, it sits squarely in the middle of the range of royal films to be enjoyed, but not remembered. fresh Patricia Treble 0 Maclean's Magazine December 9, 2015 +1611 Comic fairy tale romp has drinking, sexual situations. 3/5 fresh Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media December 8, 2015 +1611 ...a boisterous, lively, and absurd romantic comedy, not even remotely concerned with properly documenting the period or offering a nuanced depiction of the monumental day. 8/10 fresh Josh Cabrita 0 The Young Folks December 6, 2015 +1611 "A Royal Night Out"" is the type of movie the word ""delightful"" was made to describe, both for its largely gleeful mood and for the kind of people who use the word ""delightful."" " B fresh Kimber Myers 0 The Playlist December 5, 2015 +1611 The truth doesn't always make for good stories, and neither does pure invention necessarily, although a canny blend here does deliver some lightweight entertainment. fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight December 4, 2015 +1611 Her Majesty might have had some youthful indiscretions in her day, but there's hardly anything scandalous about this innocuous comedy. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue December 4, 2015 +1611 A mildly entertaining comedy about the adventures of two English princesses on the evening of V-E Day. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 4, 2015 +1611 Frozen within the strictures of their shallowly conceived characters, Gadon and Powley do as best they can portraying those two semi-beautiful Windsor daughters. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International December 4, 2015 +1611 It's jazzy fluff, but the film panders. 2.5/4 rotten Brad Wheeler 1 Globe and Mail December 4, 2015 +1611 Gadon is lovely as the girl who grows to enjoy being called Lizzie, and it is satisfying to see her growing into her power as a woman and a monarch. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 4, 2015 +1611 A story is too engineered for belief. 3 rotten Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com December 3, 2015 +1611 "What makes ""A Royal Night Out"" palatable are the lead performances." fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times December 3, 2015 +1611 "A Royal Night Out"" is a featherweight trifle." 2/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times December 3, 2015 +1611 Unless viewers are aficionados of the old royal family, I'm not sure how interested they'll be in following two posh-accented young women chasing through drunken crowds in period dress, though Powley, in particular, is a charmer. 2/4 rotten Sara Stewart 1 New York Post December 3, 2015 +1611 The lovely performances, especially by Gadon and Powley, make the film a passably pleasing tale of teens gone slightly wild, with a royal twist. 2.5/4 fresh Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star December 3, 2015 +1611 There isn't much plot here; just an impressive amount of street partying, all the more impressive for recreating period, with swarms upon swarms of reveling extras, on the cheap. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro December 3, 2015 +1611 Most likely, the real Elizabeth never had such a memorable, action-packed evening. But it's fun to imagine, if only for a moment, that behind the facade of stately hats and matching suits, the queen is hiding some wacky stories. 2.5/4 fresh Stephanie Merry 1 Washington Post December 3, 2015 +1611 These imagined adventures are implausible, but they give the director an opportunity to paint an amusing slice of London life during a historic moment overflowing with both joy and sorrow. 3.5/5 fresh Kerry Lengel 1 Arizona Republic December 3, 2015 +1611 The silly fun and the rudimentary personal reflection come off as equally superficial, and end up equally forgettable. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 3, 2015 +1611 THIS sumptuous tale about partying princesses is big on glamour but short on story. 2/5 rotten Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) December 2, 2015 +1611 Chances are nothing like this happened at all, but imagining that it did turns out to be quite a lot of fun. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com December 2, 2015 +1611 Bloody adorable. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation December 2, 2015 +1611 Jarrold is best known for the feel-good Anglophile fantasies Kinky Boots and Becoming Jane, and A Royal Night Out is a genteel, succinct venture in the same vein. fresh Abby Garnett 1 Village Voice December 1, 2015 +1611 "A specious ""inspired by a true story"" slice of Royalist claptrap." 1/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman November 9, 2015 +1611 For a story that could so easily have got it wrong, A Royal Night Out seems to hit the right notes time and again. Bright, breezy and charming to the last, there's not an ounce of cynicism here. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 The National (UAE) July 23, 2015 +1611 The picture is dragged down by shallow staging, hugely broad characterisation and some unevenly matched struggles between actor and accent. 2/5 rotten Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times May 29, 2015 +1611 "Any film whose biggest concern is, ""Did the future Queen of England kiss a bloke that night?"" is obviously not for everyone. But if the war, the royals, or period frocks are your game, this could be the right sweet confection for you." 3/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) May 25, 2015 +1611 Taking a cue from The King's Speech, A Royal Night Out fashions diverting entertainment from a footnote from royal history. 3/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk May 23, 2015 +1611 Of virtually no use as a socio-historical document, this is a movie that thrives on the appeal of its bright-eyed leads and the intervention of outrageous fortune. Fortunately for A Royal Night Out, that's enough. fresh Alex Doenau 0 Trespass May 22, 2015 +1611 A prettily decorated, politely outrageous piece of cinematic confectionary, a carefully balanced, souffle-light slice of historical fiction that has a great deal of fun playing with the truth by dropping two real-life princesses into a teen romp. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW May 17, 2015 +1611 The whole thing is as fake and fragile as a cheap commemorative mug, but there's ripe fun to be had in its tickety-boo trashiness. 3/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) May 17, 2015 +1611 The comedic moments are too far-fetched and most characters come across as bumbling fools. C+ rotten Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane May 17, 2015 +1611 A Royal waste. 2/5 rotten Sophie Monks 0 Little White Lies May 15, 2015 +1611 A bit of House of Windsor fan fiction: cute but slight, though the re-creation of London's citywide VE Day celebrations is kind of amazing. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher May 15, 2015 +1611 So light it's near flyaway, but grounded by canny casting and heartfelt performances, A Royal Night Out is a sugary shot of pure fantasy. 3/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 Radio Times May 14, 2015 +1611 It's a lot of fun -- or to borrow from one of the royally connected writers who have reviewed the movie in the British press -- a bit of 'entertaining twaddle.' 3/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald May 14, 2015 +1611 A Royal Night Out is a right royal mess, despite Buckingham Palace being staffed by some fine actors. 2/5 rotten Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) May 14, 2015 +1611 This is a poignant and entertaining affair, with enough of a satirical edge not just to seem like an exercise in cosy British nostalgia. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) May 14, 2015 +1611 Funny, fascinating and entirely heart-warming. Spoil your Mum. Spoil yourself. 4/5 fresh Giles Hardie 0 Flicks.co.nz May 14, 2015 +1611 It's a thin, trickledown sort of fun, broadly comparable to spending the afternoon in a mocked-up Lyons Corner House: the barrel is dutifully rolled out, but its contents prove no more intoxicating than ginger beer. 2/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Guardian May 14, 2015 +1611 There is a sense of enchantment to this title, and an exuberance that emanates off the narrative, as the celebratory mood of the characters extends to the viewer. 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys May 14, 2015 +1611 Although it takes a breezy, sometimes silly approach to a fragment of a true story, this British period film has enough charm to keep audiences entertained... 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com May 14, 2015 +1611 Worth a look? Rather. fresh Julian Wood 0 FILMINK (Australia) May 12, 2015 +1611 It's all very jolly, in a determinedly in-period way. 3/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald May 12, 2015 +1611 When it's playing for laughs, 'A Royal Night Out' is harmless good fun. But the film stalls when straying into serious-drama territory. 3/5 fresh Cath Clarke 1 Time Out May 11, 2015 +1611 Jarrold struggles to sweep things along with quite enough vigour - budget constraints crowd the edge of the frame - but Gadon is intoxicating as Elizabeth. A star is born. 3/5 fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film May 11, 2015 +1611 A charming blend of whimsy and romance, Julian Jarrold's new film is a beauty. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 The List May 11, 2015 +1611 Beautifully capturing the upstairs downstairs nature of the story, director Julian Jarrold film has a feather light touch, encapsulating the humour and essence of amazement fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile May 11, 2015 +1611 This cheerful farce often feels scaled down for Sunday-night TV. 3/5 fresh Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine May 10, 2015 +1611 The film romps away happily. 4/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard May 8, 2015 +1611 Genuinely warm-spirited, with three lovable central performances from Gadon, Powley and Reynor. 3/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 7, 2015 +1611 A knockabout fantasy with a perfect, if palpably preposterous, pedigree for box office success. fresh Fionnuala Halligan 0 Screen International May 5, 2015 +1611 Sarah Gadon, Jack Reynor and Bel Powley charm in this brightly entertaining slice of imagined Royal Family history. fresh Guy Lodge 1 Variety May 5, 2015 +1611 An eminently watchable diversion. fresh Leslie Felperin 1 Hollywood Reporter May 5, 2015 +1612 ...this one has heart. 3.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com April 3, 2004 +1612 Just Write is enjoyably forgettable, with exceptionally charismatic actors and an appealing storyline. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1612 A breezy romantic comedy about the meeting of two soul-mates. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 3, 2002 +1612 0/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 30, 2002 +1612 0/5 rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +1612 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1614 By the end of the film you'll likely be more confused about HIV/AIDS than ever, and that's just the way Leung wants it. C- rotten 0 Oregonian January 21, 2010 +1614 Trafficking in irresponsible inferences and unsupported conclusions, the filmmaker Brent Leung offers himself as suave docent through a globe-trotting pseudo-investigation that should raise the hackles of anyone with even a glancing knowledge of the basic 1/5 rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times September 4, 2009 +1614 A vital yet thorny approach whose inconclusiveness is bound to sadden or infuriate anyone who's lost a loved one to AIDS. 2.5/5 rotten Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times August 21, 2009 +1618 Though occasionally overwrought, peerless sequences, such as the sublime flight through a bamboo forest, ensure House Of Flying Daggers is a work of real beauty. 4/5 fresh Luke Goodsell 0 Empire Magazine Australasia November 7, 2012 +1618 Gorgeous, but also very violent. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +1618 The studied, artistic affectations may prevent this Mandarin-language art house effort from being as kinetically potent as the films it emulates, but it more than compensates by offering up deeply felt emotions played out on a grand scale more than adequa fresh Steve Biodrowski 0 ESplatter July 4, 2008 +1618 A gorgeous film in all respects, both accessible and artistically satisfying. Excellent. A+ fresh Jason Gorber 0 Film Scouts June 21, 2007 +1618 Moments of astonishing greatness followed by yawn-inducing romance. 3/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 10, 2006 +1618 Though it's full of action and suspense, House of Flying Daggers lacks the reverberations of Hero's plot. fresh Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba September 16, 2005 +1618 See it in a theater on the biggest screen you can find 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 1, 2005 +1618 Though it is by no means explicitly political, the film expresses a tragic exasperation with the tendency of politics to subsume the rights and lives of individuals. fresh Leo Goldsmith 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You June 21, 2005 +1618 Wonderfully conveys how the act of loving another can be a game, a sacrifice, a ruse, a weapon, a betrayal, and, most of all, a political act. A fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +1618 [Zhang] adopts a stylized but more naturalistic look for the visually sumptuous wuxia spectacle House of Flying Daggers. A- fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 April 13, 2005 +1618 Made me long for the days when director Zhang Yimou made intimate movies with emotional depth. 2.5/4 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal February 7, 2005 +1618 A soapy love story that gallops across a snowy Autumn Hallmark card. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card February 4, 2005 +1618 It's a gorgeous celebration of movement for movement's sake, color for color's sake, and athleticism for athleticism's sake. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies January 24, 2005 +1618 Zhang Yimou's follow-up to Hero oddly feels more like a warm up. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies January 24, 2005 +1618 Visually splendid, but anyone demanding more from a film than endless battles against overwhelming odds, fought by fellows who scamper through tree tops, is in for a letdown. 3/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 19, 2005 +1618 Another stunning martial arts masterpiece from Yimou Zhang. B+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 19, 2005 +1618 "If you loved ""Hero"" and ""Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,"" then you'll also enjoy the gorgeous ""House of Flying Daggers." 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) January 18, 2005 +1618 Scenes of such beauty they stun the senses 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com January 17, 2005 +1618 Yimou is a masterful director. 7 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus January 15, 2005 +1618 Basically the film is an excuse to show off the period's silk tapestry and costumes, and a number of colorful and well choreographed battles. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 15, 2005 +1618 While Hero offers a symphony of visual wonder and epic splendor, The House of Flying Daggers is a quieter chamber piece, but nearly Hero's equal in grace and beauty. 1 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 14, 2005 +1618 A dazzler -- and almost as exciting as its title promises. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 14, 2005 +1618 One of the most visually astonishing martial-arts fantasies ever made. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 14, 2005 +1618 Lacks the narrative inventiveness of Hero or emotional payoff of Crouching Tiger. But, boy, does it ever dazzle the eye. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 14, 2005 +1618 About as viscerally and visually exciting as film can get, and yet it is also fully, ripely romantic in a way that few modern films would dare. A fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 14, 2005 +1618 As stunning as it is, it also serves notice that House of Flying Daggers will have none of the complexities of Hero. 3/4 fresh 1 Detroit Free Press January 14, 2005 +1618 Like Hero, this one is almost nonstop action, and fans of martial-arts films will surely love it just as much. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 14, 2005 +1618 For all the action, it's the human element that elevates House of Flying Daggers to lofty heights. 4/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune January 14, 2005 +1618 It's not just escapism. 'Are you for real?' Mei asks Jin; later, he asks her, 'Who are you, really?' These are questions with cultural as well as personal associations. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 14, 2005 +1618 an enthralling picture that nearly overflows with the same kinds of breathtakingly beautiful action sequences that have now become Zhang's calling card. 3.5/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 14, 2005 +1618 In the spirit of last year's Hero, House of Flying Daggers elevates the martial arts flick into the realm of high art. fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) January 14, 2005 +1618 [N]ot quite as strong as Hero but several bravura sequences make it well worth seeing just the same. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 14, 2005 +1618 Bountiful in human spirit ... and martial arts action, House of Flying Daggers is like no other film. Except for Hero, which was like no other before it. 4/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News January 14, 2005 +1618 Its main appeal, however, still rests with the beautiful images and haunting battles; they'll stick with you long after the particulars of the plot have faded. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly January 14, 2005 +1618 It's just about impossible to walk away disappointed from the thrills and beauties of Daggers. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star January 13, 2005 +1618 A gorgeous, fluid, soulful and often astonishing bit of poetic fantasy. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 13, 2005 +1618 Zhang proves that Hero was no accident with House of Flying Daggers, another Chinese period piece resplendent with a dazzling palette and soaring, ambitious fight sequences. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic January 13, 2005 +1618 When one of China's greatest directors dabbles in a genre of moviemaking he hasn't before, and ends up offering two magnificent martial arts films in a row, it's hard to complain. 3/4 fresh Laura Kelly 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 13, 2005 +1618 Suffers by comparison with Hero's entrancing superreality. 3/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly January 13, 2005 +1618 "There are shots so beautiful in ""House of Flying Daggers"" that you want to yell at the projectionist to freeze the film." 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) January 13, 2005 +1618 An intoxicating cocktail of splendid visuals, spectacular action, state-of-the-art computer-generated imagery and some old-fashioned swashbuckling worthy of Hollywood's Golden Age. A- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 13, 2005 +1618 Appealing eye candy, but here's hoping that Yimou goes back to making movies that can rattle a nation down to its core. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 12, 2005 +1618 Flying Daggers is a martial arts love triangle ... a tale of love, betrayal and tragedy, with beautiful photography and solid performances. fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) January 11, 2005 +1618 "The house of Flying Daggers"" is to a kung fu flick what grand opera is to karaoki." 4/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy January 10, 2005 +1618 The worst kung fu movie since Sammo Hung's Heart of Dragon. 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 5, 2005 +1618 It is, at its heart, an emotional story about love and betrayal. In many ways, it is Yimou's most accomplished and beautiful film. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 2, 2005 +1618 Visually alluring in its exquisitely stylish execution, Yimou's House of Flying Daggers is a riveting epic that soars beyond the boundless imagination. 3.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye December 27, 2004 +1618 It's exuberant, exhilarating, poetic and -- intentionally and not -- rather silly. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 20, 2004 +1618 Such a transcendent film--not simply as an entry into its action-minded genre, but as a dramatic piece. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 19, 2004 +1618 It is clear by now Chinese director Zhang Yimou is a master. How can I tell? Well, like Hitchcock, Wilder, Hawks, Kurosawa, et al, he has an innate ability to make whatever genre he's working in distinctly his own. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 18, 2004 +1618 Martial arts have rarely been filmed with so much artistry. 4/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com December 18, 2004 +1618 This is the Wuxia masterpiece we've been waiting for. 4/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 17, 2004 +1618 Zhang ... mixes old-school inventiveness with cutting-edge special effects. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post December 17, 2004 +1618 It's the ravishment of romance, adventure, nobility, betrayal, all those big, primary-colored old-fashioned movie emotions. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post December 17, 2004 +1618 If pure action is your game, this House is your home. 3/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 17, 2004 +1618 This is the sort of film we're intended to wallow in, barely coming up for air -- so dazzled, we barely need to breathe. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 17, 2004 +1618 Like an extraordinary-looking but intellectually limited fashion model. 2/4 fresh Carla Meyer 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 17, 2004 +1618 It's a lovely, streaming, ceremonial movie, a little hard to totally accept if you have questions about the sort of love that requires testing by lethal blades. 3.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune December 17, 2004 +1618 Restores the lyricism of the movement, the poetry, and ultimately the meaning of the martial arts ballet. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 17, 2004 +1618 It's action opera, sword-and-sorcery song-and-dance, and it's a heart-pumping, jaw-dropping thrill. 4/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 17, 2004 +1618 The film simply teems with eye-popping inspirations. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian December 17, 2004 +1618 House Of Flying Daggers, veteran Chinese master Zhang Yimou's followup to Hero, is not strictly a sequel but it is a glorious companion piece. 4.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies December 17, 2004 +1618 We get a movie that's easy to look at but that leaves us emotionally cold. 3/4 fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle December 17, 2004 +1618 Though less of a virtuoso work than Hero, House of Flying Daggers is much more emotionally immediate. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail December 17, 2004 +1618 In a way, Flying Daggers might be compared to the great old MGM musicals that were driven in part by showy set pieces. A- fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News December 17, 2004 +1618 Delivers many of the absurd pleasures of opera. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post December 17, 2004 +1618 The film is so good to look at and listen to that, as with some operas, the story is almost beside the point, serving primarily to get us from one spectacular scene to another. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 17, 2004 +1618 It has sequences of balletic martial arts action that can knock you back, open-mouthed, in your comfy multiplex chair. Yet the movie amounts to frustratingly little by the time it's over. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 17, 2004 +1618 As exquisitely photographed as Hero, but with a genuine story. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) December 17, 2004 +1618 Yet another dazzling display by Yimou. fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle December 17, 2004 +1618 Daggers is a jaw-dropping spectacle that outclasses 'Crouching Tiger' 4/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 Washington Times December 17, 2004 +1618 Lyrically beautiful, with rich Oscar-winning sound - and a snoozer of a story. 2.5/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina December 16, 2004 +1618 House of Flying Daggers pierces the mind's eye with its crazy beautiful images, then rends the heart. 3.5/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News December 16, 2004 +1618 House of Flying Daggers is loaded with the kinds of visual wonders that make adult moviegoers feel like giddy kids. A fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 16, 2004 +1618 You could overdose on beauty at House of Flying Daggers. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 16, 2004 +1618 The balletic battles are pure artistic magic; yet the story exhausted me. How about a simple, straightforward story next time? fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian December 16, 2004 +1618 Should set jaws steadily rebounding off of the theater floor. [Following] an honest-to-gosh masterpiece, it comes off as just the slightest example of diminishing returns. fresh Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) December 16, 2004 +1618 The director has taken the martial-arts genre to its ultimate flowering: to ennoble women as full-fledged warriors capable of defending their own honor before deciding on the man they chose to love. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer December 16, 2004 +1618 Offers more of [Zhang Yimou's] beautiful photography, graceful staging, intricately choreographed fight scenes and metaphorical imagery. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 16, 2004 +1618 It's as thrilling and lushly beautiful a movie as has been released all year, matched only by Zhang's epic Hero. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune December 16, 2004 +1618 This is the most intoxicatingly beautiful martial arts picture I've ever seen. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate December 15, 2004 +1618 Here's a film that oddly pleases two very different sides of my cinematic sensibility, the action-loving geek and the hopelessly romantic dreamer. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal December 14, 2004 +1618 House of Flying Daggers is more like House of All My Children. With this many melodramatic twists and turns, Ziyi Zhang should have been replaced with Susan Lucci 1/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 13, 2004 +1618 An exercise in sheer joy. This is pure entertainment at its best, and one of the best pictures of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 13, 2004 +1618 An almost perfect expression of the genre...may not warm the heart, but it will make it jump for sheer joy at the cinematic exuberance it displays. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 13, 2004 +1618 "For what ""Daggers"" is, a chop-socky epic, it is a stunning work worthy of inclusion with the best of the genre." A- fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com December 12, 2004 +1618 Martial arts saga mixes soap opera and sword-fighting action that will appeal to anyone who loved Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix December 9, 2004 +1618 An allegory for rape and the Chinese tradition of concubinage. 4/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 9, 2004 +1618 Zhang could not shoot an unbeautiful scene if he tried. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker December 7, 2004 +1618 [An] even zippier, more cunning kung fu caper [than Hero]. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine December 7, 2004 +1618 Techs are a marvel across the board. A fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 7, 2004 +1618 If this isn't the most visually stunning film to be released in the U.S. this year, it's second to Yimou's Hero. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 6, 2004 +1618 [M]ore beautiful and more romantic and more exciting and more spectacular and more everything [than Hero]... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher December 6, 2004 +1618 Gravity-defying and gorgeous. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 4, 2004 +1618 An absolute must-see. 4/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 3, 2004 +1618 The movie is generous to a fault with its action, and the show-stopping set pieces are nothing short of incredible. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 3, 2004 +1618 House of Flying Daggers is the rare film that inspires audiences to suspend a sense of reality and allow themselves to be transported, as if under a spell, to an alternate, fantastic world. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 3, 2004 +1618 A feast for the eyes from beginning to end. 3.5/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide December 3, 2004 +1618 [It seems to deny] that love can be both spirited and faithful, enraptured and disciplined. [But], the visual splendor outweighs the narrative's missteps. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Christianity Today December 3, 2004 +1618 If you thought Hero was stunning to behold, House of Flying Daggers is even better. 3.5/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com December 3, 2004 +1618 The romantic adventure catches the eye but never penetrates the psyche. fresh Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 3, 2004 +1618 The most gorgeous movie of the year. 4/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News December 3, 2004 +1618 An emotion-charged epic of style and sophistication that is exciting and at times humorous. 5/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times December 3, 2004 +1618 A visually kick-ass flick with elaborate costumes and design -- and not much else. B- fresh 0 E! Online December 3, 2004 +1618 This may be House's most oddly interventionist point, that the men's desire is irrelevant. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 3, 2004 +1618 The literal translation of Zhang Yimou's latest is Ambush from Ten Sides, which pretty much sums up how the filmmaker has recently taken hold of the American imagination. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com December 3, 2004 +1618 Even with contrived and exaggerated emotional moments and silly action, the movie has haunting images that will stay with you. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com December 3, 2004 +1618 Symbolic martial arts romance...sex and death offer a freedom but also a finality...colorful, sumptuous, and often gorgeous. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 3, 2004 +1618 [T]he sense of wonder Yimou strains for would be seriously hampered by his lack of humor even if he were one of the great stylists of movie history. rotten Alan Dale 0 Blogcritics.org December 3, 2004 +1618 lush, poetic and soulful A fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 3, 2004 +1618 Third art-house wuxia in a row with Zhang Ziyi the subject of violent sexual advances -- but the first that seems to take an unhealthy interest in the whole business. D+ rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide December 3, 2004 +1618 Zhang [Yimou] has come out to play. Hero had action, you say? Not compared to this. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies December 2, 2004 +1618 It's hard to take it as anything but unintended camp. rotten George Wu 0 culturevulture.net December 2, 2004 +1618 Eye candy at its thickest, richest and exotically spiciest. 2.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday December 2, 2004 +1618 The director is an audacious stylist, and the intricate, carefully constructed, special-effects-enhanced martial-arts sequences are riveting. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer December 2, 2004 +1618 The most seamless piece of sensuous expressionism Zhang has created since Ju Dou. fresh David Chute 1 L.A. Weekly December 2, 2004 +1618 An outrageously gorgeous spectacle of balletic aggression. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly December 2, 2004 +1618 Great, fantastical fun. 4/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor December 2, 2004 +1618 a tedious...excuse for this director to indulge his fetish for digitalized blood and daggers and...immaculately composed nature shots 2.5/5 rotten Jay Antani 0 Los Angeles Alternative December 2, 2004 +1618 You'll either think that Zhang's new sumptuous, digitally Botoxed roustabout is simply doing what Hong Kong movies have been too fast, cheap, and out of control to do before or that it's commodifying the tropes into a streamlined McSpectacle. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice December 1, 2004 +1618 Beautiful to look at, Zhang Yimou's most recent film from China has a cliched plot and a little too much overripe melodrama. 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 1, 2004 +1618 An outsized and endlessly pretentious romantic action-melodrama, in which the director has clearly lost any sense of moderation or self-discipline. 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 1, 2004 +1618 To broaden the commercial appeal of House of Flying Daggers, Zhang avoids political or other specifically Chinese issues and emphasizes the lavish spectacle. A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 30, 2004 +1618 'Closer to Kill Bill than Crouching Tiger, it's a step backwards for the director...but still a beautiful film' 8/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net November 30, 2004 +1618 Combined with Hero, this gives Zhang an amazing one-two stylistic action punch. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 29, 2004 +1618 Beautiful to look at, but deficient in the plot department. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs November 24, 2004 +1618 Prepare your eyes for popping. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 18, 2004 +1618 The most unbelievable element in Zhang's film is surprisingly enough the love story. 3/5 fresh Stina Chyn 0 Film Threat November 9, 2004 +1618 The next logical step for Yimou is to give up on plot altogether and simply film sword fights and death scenes set to haunting Chinese music. 1.5/5 rotten Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com October 29, 2004 +1618 Gorgeous cinematography, incredible landscapes, stunning fight sequences, and the seemingly ubiquitous Zhang Ziyi looking hot as ever 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com October 29, 2004 +1618 Each successive revealed secret is less believable and yet somehow more obligatory than the last, because, after all, this is an old-school Asian melodrama. C+ rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com October 22, 2004 +1618 One of the most beautifully moving wuxia films you'll ever see. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 19, 2004 +1618 Though it is in constant, breathtaking motion, Zhang Yimou's gorgeous entertainment is not especially moving. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times October 14, 2004 +1618 a grand adventure told with beauty, charm, and cinematic grace 4/5 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Filmcritic.com October 12, 2004 +1618 Yimou's explosive imagination threatens to burst the seams of the movie screen...sublime, luscious filmmaking. A+ fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews October 11, 2004 +1618 House of Flying Daggers is a bewitching work of art that succeeds as a sense-luscious drama, an amazing martial arts film and a romantic love story that touches the heart. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 9, 2004 +1618 House of Flying Daggers has all the visual extravaganza of Hero but thrice its emotional heft, putting it on par with Ang Lee's extraordinary CTHD. 4/4 fresh Gabe Leibowitz 0 eCinemaCenter.com October 7, 2004 +1618 Viewers looking for that perfect combination of art and entertainment will find it, in spades. fresh Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International October 6, 2004 +1618 A visual, aural and emotional feast, storytelling as cinema can best do it. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 26, 2004 +1618 ...virtually every single scene is interesting on a purely visceral level. 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews September 19, 2004 +1618 My socks have officially been knocked off. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 17, 2004 +1618 Yimou's latest performance art is truly less concerned with the politics of a country than it is with the politics of the human heart. 3/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine September 16, 2004 +1618 This one is a feast for the eyeballs, a treat for the romantically-inclined, and a full-course feast for the action aficionados. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com September 11, 2004 +1618 A wild riot of color, music, passion, action, mystery, pure old-fashioned thrills and even dancing. A new classic of its genre. 5/5 fresh Phil Hall 0 Film Threat September 2, 2004 +1618 Yimou's boldest move in his transcendent genre piece is to view the fate of civilization through the irrationality of the heart. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) June 7, 2004 +1618 The action set pieces really are the core of Daggers, and these hit the mark with eye-popping accuracy and sonic elan. fresh Derek Elley 1 Variety June 1, 2004 +1618 With an engaging love story not on offer, we're left with the action sequences, which are all terrific. 3.5/5 fresh Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 1, 2004 +1618 ...a lot of the stuff started to feel a little too melodramatic and just didn't click for me. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 30, 2004 +1618 Chinese master Zhang Yimou creates a gem in House of Flying Daggers. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter May 20, 2004 +1618 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 27, 2007 +1618 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1618 4/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1618 3/5 fresh Brian Rentschler 0 ScreenRant February 6, 2005 +1618 4/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle January 16, 2005 +1618 4/4 fresh 0 Baltimore Sun January 14, 2005 +1618 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review January 13, 2005 +1618 4/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly December 27, 2004 +1618 8/10 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette December 18, 2004 +1618 4/4 fresh 0 Hartford Courant December 17, 2004 +1618 B fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus December 15, 2004 +1618 B+ fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews December 13, 2004 +1618 B+ fresh Christy Lemire 1 Journal News (Westchester, NY) December 4, 2004 +1618 1 fresh Michelle Thomas 0 Future Movies UK November 6, 2004 +1618 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2004 +1620 Delicately rendered, if full of pretty banal sentiments, the film's softer central section is a necessary counterweight to the other two acts, which are largely shot in an oppressive blue filter. rotten Derek Elley 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1620 "A fine remake of ""Lady Snowblood,"" with Donnie Yen fight choreograpy to boot" 3/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat October 22, 2005 +1620 Action directors take note: This is how it's done. 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 5, 2003 +1620 Sato seems to be trying to make several different movies at once, and none of them comes through strongly enough to carry the film. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 25, 2003 +1620 [Yumiko Shaku] doesn't project the confidence or menace that the role requires. Trying to pass her off as a stone-cold assassin is like casting Britney Spears as Marie Curie -- it just doesn't jibe. C- rotten Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News September 20, 2003 +1620 It has stylish fighting, but the story doesn't live up to the talent of the fight choreographer. 2/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com September 19, 2003 +1620 It's clear that video-game-designer-turned-director Shinsuke Sato knows what he's got: when the action settles down, he wisely hangs the camera on his alluring stars. fresh Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix September 13, 2003 +1620 Its corny streak brings the movie too close to cut-rate Chinese Opera epics than should be allowed. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe August 22, 2003 +1620 Great movie, mediocre script. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post August 22, 2003 +1620 The cast, in its quiet, iconic way, is superb. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post August 22, 2003 +1620 By turns violent and brooding, it's stronger on style than on substance, but genre fans might find it at least sporadically amusing. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 17, 2003 +1620 The beautiful, elegant swordfights are filmed clearly and poetically, and even the down-time between battles doesn't drag too badly. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner August 15, 2003 +1620 The Princess Blade would have been better off forgetting the love story and concentrating on the kick-ass action. 2/4 rotten 1 New York Post August 8, 2003 +1620 Has all the makings of a cult film. 3/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times August 8, 2003 +1620 A stylish Japanese effort adapted from a popular manga that blends the thematic substance of a Toho Samurai epic with the quicksilver visceral assault of a Shaw Brothers Wuxia swordsman saga. 3.5/5 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 8, 2003 +1620 The Princess Blade boasts some of the most dazzling fight choreography in recent memory. 3/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com August 8, 2003 +1620 Adventurous viewers will find this unusual genre hybrid an intriguing experience. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide August 7, 2003 +1620 Not quite good enough to jump out of the pack of Asian swordplay movies but is too well crafted to sink into utter anonymity. 3/5 fresh Dave Kehr 1 New York Times August 7, 2003 +1620 Original and thrilling martial-arts choreography, a lean, hard-driving story and solemn atmosphere make The Princess Blade -- a futuristic tale -- stand way above the pack. fresh Richard James 1 Hollywood Reporter August 7, 2003 +1620 Despite its origins, nearly every visual and storytelling idea in this green-and-black-tinted martial-arts fantasy seems to derive from Mad Max, The Matrix and/or The Lord of the Rings. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly August 7, 2003 +1620 Has many things going for it, but coherence and pacing are not among them. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews August 6, 2003 +1620 Engrossing during its frequent action scenes, but stodgy and uninspired the rest of the time. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International July 19, 2003 +1620 An indescribably cool post-apocalyptic martial arts fairy tale. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 6, 2003 +1620 The fight choreography of Donnie Yen is truly a pulse pounding ballet of whirling swordplay. 3/5 fresh Bradley Gibson 0 Film Threat June 24, 2003 +1620 2/4 rotten Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald February 2, 2004 +1622 Visually stunning and moving religious documentary that gives the outsider a rare eyewitness report on the four-year search for the rebirth of a Tibetan lama in Nepal. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 13, 2010 +1622 Along the way, we are treated to a tour of spiritual belief, Buddhist ceremony and rural life in this remote region. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com December 6, 2009 +1622 How far can an incredibly cute kid and an incredibly beautiful setting go toward making a movie worthwhile? Not far enough, as indicated by Unmistaken Child. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 22, 2009 +1622 At once a compelling story and a meditative experience -- not something you'll find in Hollywood karma. 4/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies October 2, 2009 +1622 This documentary is only partly a story of the chosen one; mainly, and more intriguingly, it's a chronicle of the choosing one, of the nervous young monk charged with the job of leading the search party. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail October 2, 2009 +1622 The film is fascinating on every level -- as a portrait of a willing servant in a complex, powerful and inscrutable religious system and a feast of spectacular sights and unusual mundane events in a corner of the world rarely exposed to prying eyes. 3.5/4 fresh Greg Quill 1 Toronto Star October 2, 2009 +1622 Even atheists may find their world rocked by Nati Baratz's Unmistaken Child. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star August 14, 2009 +1622 Who knew reincarnation could be such a lovely snooze? 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle July 31, 2009 +1622 [Director] Baratz doesn't ask any of the obvious questions, preferring to observe uncritically, and if you can do the same, you may find Unmistaken Child worth seeing. I could not, and grew restless. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 23, 2009 +1622 [Director] Baratz's access to every stage of the process -- from Zopa's selection of a candidate to the testing of that candidate to the blessing of the Dalai Lama himself -- is phenomenal, almost indescribably privileged. 4/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times July 16, 2009 +1622 "You could argue that the film would be stronger if it explained more fully and asked more questions, yet ""Unmistaken Child'' stands as a window on a beautiful and mysterious world. The questions it leaves hanging are for us to untangle." 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe July 16, 2009 +1622 Baratz's work may not be the slickest, but he took a risk and followed through under arduous conditions to let an audience share in a mystical journey. The film itself is an act of faith. A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 6, 2009 +1622 Adorable, moving, bewildering, sad and, ultimately, peaceful. fresh Dan Zak 1 Washington Post July 2, 2009 +1622 A rare, intimate look at Tibetan Buddhists' search for the reincarnation of a deceased Lama, this beautifully filmed documetary is an extraordinary spiritual travelog, with all the dramatic elements of an exotic, enthralling fantasy 5/5 fresh Jennifer Merin 0 About.com June 22, 2009 +1622 A most intimate look at the recognition of a peasant child as a prophet. A masterpiece of understatement. 8/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics June 15, 2009 +1622 Its privileged glimpse deep into unfamiliar spiritual territory has the strength of revelation. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times June 12, 2009 +1622 Unmistaken Child stands above most others in offering us an intimate look at Tibetan Buddhism in action, with no external commentary or narration. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com June 12, 2009 +1622 Baratz's apparent willingness to accept everything at face value papers over some of the more troubling aspects of Tenzin's mission, but Unmistaken Child allows the mysteries of the process to be preserved without judgment. B fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club June 4, 2009 +1622 The story unfolds in Israeli director Nati Baratz's intriguing, beautifully filmed documentary Unmistaken Child, which records Tenzin Zopa's search and its aftermath. 3/4 fresh 1 New York Post June 3, 2009 +1622 The documentary stands as a visually candid and picturesque peek into one of the world's most mysterious practices. 3/6 fresh Kevin B. Lee 1 Time Out June 3, 2009 +1622 The movie is a drama of faith, a Tibetan monk's search for the reincarnation of his beloved master Lama Konchog. fresh 1 Village Voice June 3, 2009 +1622 Handsomely filmed but disappointing. 2.5/5 fresh Phil Hall 0 Film Threat June 3, 2009 +1622 A compelling, enlightening, and emotionally absorbing real time documentation of the quest for a reincarnated Tibetan master. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice June 2, 2009 +1622 a very rough but dedicated character study 3/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com June 2, 2009 +1622 As lovely as the elegiac music and breathtaking shots of the Tibetan countryside are in Unmistaken Child, they don't really move things along. 2/4 rotten Lauren Wissot 0 Slant Magazine June 1, 2009 +1622 Scripted or posed pieces blend seamlessly with the spontaneous non-fiction in this impressive documentary. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews May 31, 2009 +1622 While an appealing combination of travelogue, spiritual improvement story and road movie, Unmistaken Child fails to fully capitalize on its intriguing subjects. 2/5 rotten Steve Ramos 0 Boxoffice Magazine May 29, 2009 +1622 The film suggests the viewer see the proceedings in two ways, as a believer might and as an unbeliever might. This makes it really two films. 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews May 27, 2009 +1622 moderately engaging and fascinating, but without enough insightful and more provocative interviews, it merely scratches the surface of Tibetan reincarnation rather than delving profoundly into it. 6/10 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru February 9, 2009 +1622 3/5 fresh Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1622 4/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review June 3, 2009 +1622 B+ fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald June 3, 2009 +1623 Hall shows taste and humor as a filmmaker, and he is fortunate to have three leads who bring quirkiness and style to his film. 3/5 fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 16, 2018 +1623 An engaging look at a mangy day in the lives of two junkies trying to kick, Gridlock'd would have been a good mid-level B.O. performer even without the interest surrounding it, due to the recent death of co-star Tupac Shakur. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety May 2, 2008 +1623 A dark, effective satire about drug addiction that offers laughs as well as savage criticism of the US approach to dealing with users. fresh 0 Film4 May 2, 2008 +1623 While not entirely successful, there's enough humor and humanism amid gritty urban locations to recommend Gridlock'd. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 2, 2008 +1623 The late Shakur is especially impressive as the brighter of the duo -- a frazzled but infinitely patient character with a touching faith that somehow, if the pair just keeps plugging away, everything will turn out okay. 3/5 fresh Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle June 5, 2005 +1623 An ambitious, too ambitious, effort by Curtis Hall that shows talent and a future behind the camera. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1623 A very underrated film that is also very truthful 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat September 1, 2003 +1623 Written and directed by actor Vondie Curtis Hall, the film blends savvy and sour-mash humor with bone-deep sadness that recalls predecessors as varied as After Hours and Trainspotting. 3.5/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 17, 2002 +1623 Exposes the obstacles that that two down-and-out men face in their efforts to turn their lives around. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 28, 2002 +1623 The film seems so fresh it's almost possible to forget that it is a fraud in its description of the culture of hard drugs. 2/4 rotten Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1623 The movie's appeal lies largely in its capacity for surprise, riffing off tired characters and pooped genres to produce, intermittently at least, a fresh new tone. Call it junkie humour. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1623 Cast against type as the gentler of two musician junkies trying to burrow through the bureaucracy to enter a rehab clinic in Detroit, Shakur has the relaxed screen presence of a young Wesley Snipes and plays perfectly off the delirious Tim Roth. 3.5/5 fresh Jack Mathews 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +1623 A smart, well-made buddy film about two junkies desperate to kick the habit. 3.5/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1623 Gridlock'd is refreshing because it's different. The subject matter isn't new, but the approach and tone are. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1623 A surprisingly light-hearted comedy about what happens when two self-imposed exiles from society decide to go straight and look to the system for a little help. fresh Jennie Yabroff 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1623 This is grim material, but surprisingly entertaining, and it is more cause to mourn the recent death of Shakur, who gives his best performance as Spoon, a musician who wants to get off drugs. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1623 A hard-edged, darkly funny satire about two Detroit junkies who discover if they want to go straight, they'll have to climb a Mt. Everest of forms, paperwork, office referrals, waiting rooms, rules and regulations. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1623 A black, but certainly not a bleak, comedy, Gridlock'd is a wonderfully realized comment on the entanglements of beaurocracy at its most ridiculous. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1623 Tupac Shakur turned in an excellent final performance. 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1623 Gridlock'd is a seemingly low budget film that covers the same ground as Trainspotting, but not as imaginatively. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1623 The film does occasionally lapse into silly slapstick and caricature, but most of the way this is a tough, funny and scary cautionary tale. 3/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1623 So just when Roth and Shakur's clowning closeness nearly transcends the subject, the film throws up a bunch of flashy edits and MTV-esque close-ups that trivialize it. Junkies just can't win. rotten Barry Walters 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1623 In Gridlock'd, an oddly effective combination of gritty drama and social satire, Shakur and his co-star Tim Roth take sketchy characters and make them exciting to watch through the pure energy of their talent and chemistry. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1623 The film is often quite funny, deftly walking the thin line between the harrowing and the hilarious. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1623 B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1623 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 7, 2003 +1623 4/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 18, 2002 +1623 3.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1623 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 30, 2002 +1623 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1623 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1623 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly January 31, 1997 +1627 Clockers may be Lee's strongest film since Do the Right Thing, but he runs into trouble at the end when he tries to tie up all his threads in neat bows...the passion of this raw, mournful urban epic remains in spite of the false moves. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 26, 2018 +1627 There's no denying the movie's greatness: the depth of the characters, the urgency of its narrative, the nightmarishness of its vision. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire August 16, 2016 +1627 Clockers leaves you with a sense of aching sadness, a regretful melancholy for the lives that have been blasted and the wrong decisions that have been made. Once again, Spike Lee has done the right thing. 4/4 fresh Joe Leydon 0 The Moving Picture Show July 18, 2014 +1627 Spike Lee brings way too much baggage for the movie to work. 2.5/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1627 Lee's film never recaptures the impact of the opening credit sequence, a grimly deglamorized tableaux of real-life crime scenes. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide September 22, 2008 +1627 There is a force and focus in Lee's work, an absence of intellectual posturing and a willingness to let his material speak for itself that he has not achieved before. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine September 22, 2008 +1627 Average Lee, but still enjoyable overall. 3/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine September 22, 2008 +1627 Arguably Lee's best film since Do The Right Thing. fresh 0 Film4 September 22, 2008 +1627 The performances are strong, but the spectator often feels adrift in an overly busy intrigue. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader September 22, 2008 +1627 A study of the urban dope-dealing culture and its toll on everyone who comes in contact with it, the picture has an insider's feel that is constantly undercut by the filmmaker's impulse to editorialize. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety June 9, 2008 +1627 Spike Lee gets a good perfromance from newcomer Phifer as the young crack dealer, but the movie is diffuse, paying too much attention to the urban environment and not enough to the personas and dilemmas of the central characters. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 18, 2008 +1627 Clockers is messy and didactic, but it's complex in a way that a tidy film can't be. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 30, 2007 +1627 The result is a more sober, mournful and meditative expressionism than you'd expect. That's not to say the film isn't suspenseful, but the director's distaste for the inner city's gun culture is clear to see. Superbly acted. fresh 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1627 A fascinating and engrossing character study. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 8, 2005 +1627 Sub-par Spike Lee 2/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 23, 2004 +1627 Decent urban drama. 3/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com May 1, 2004 +1627 A too-passive lead character sinks this otherwise interesting film. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner December 28, 2003 +1627 Spike Lee brings a signature edge and richness to his film images, but must a filmmaker's distinctive style be so heavy that it interferes with the story itself? 2.5/4 rotten Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1627 A heartfelt but badly unfocused slice-of-urban life from Spike Lee. Depressingly typical of the director's efforts of late. 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium January 15, 2003 +1627 A strong, brutal look at the lure of drugs and its effect on young people as well as the cops out to stop it. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) December 17, 2002 +1627 How, exactly, was this film overlooked? 5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1627 ...a powerful piece of entertaining filmmaking. A fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 30, 2002 +1627 Conveys the conflicting factions in ghetto areas where black-on-black violence makes death a member of the family. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 28, 2002 +1627 Helping make these points is as strong a cast as Lee has yet worked with. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times August 15, 2002 +1627 "A gripping and knowing look at the modern ""mean streets." 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1627 Has the strengths of Spike Lee's best work without the preachiness and gimmicky camera moves of his weakest. 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1627 Spike Lee's adaptation of Richard Price's powerful novel about a drug dealer and a cop pursuing him for a crime captures the story's essence, evoking a melancholy world in which the chances of surviving and staying on the straight and narrow are small. 3.5/5 fresh Shlomo Schwartzberg 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1627 Lee's movie feels like a two-hour public service announcemnt on the evils of drugs, bad cops and black-on-black violence. rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Film Scouts April 17, 2002 +1627 Clockers thunders home with the bruising urgency of a story that needs to be told. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1627 Clockers uses unexpected narrative turns to accentuate the themes of lost innocence and uncultivated potential, and affirms that tragic melodrama is not a prerequisite for emotional impact. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1627 Although Clockers is, as I suggested, a murder mystery, in solving its murder, it doesn't even begin to find a solution to the system that led to the murder. That is the point. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1627 What we get mostly in the film is a sense of Lee flailing, struggling to get a handle on his material. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1627 A real, wicked thrill. fresh Kevin McManus 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1627 A superb drama that is part murder-mystery, part portrait of harsh inner-city life. 3.5/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1627 Regardless of how decent this film is, it won't change a life. 3/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1627 Mercifully, the audacious Lee keeps his goofy stylistic technique a bit more in check than in some of his other films, but a little goes a long way and still tends to undermine the storytelling ability of his work. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1627 Lee captures the despair, self-delusion, occasional terror and frequent humor of a praised and popular novel, aided by the potent acting his direction virtually guarantees. 3.5/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1627 The bottom line for this movie about drugs? Just say no. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1627 Until Lee figures out what he really thinks, his movies are going to express more confusion than clarity. 2/4 rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1627 A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1627 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 24, 2006 +1627 1/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 18, 2005 +1627 4/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat September 4, 2003 +1627 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1627 4/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 19, 2003 +1627 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 17, 2003 +1627 A fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly September 13, 1995 +1628 Exceptional tale of a family in crisis; cursing, alcoholism. 4/5 fresh Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media September 13, 2016 +1628 Meg Ryan gives a solid peformance in this flawed melodrama about alcoholics C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 18, 2011 +1628 There won't be a dry eye in the house. Just sublime. 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole November 18, 2003 +1628 Salutes the inner work that must be done to keep alive the sacred dimensions of love and commitment. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 20, 2002 +1628 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1628 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 14, 2005 +1628 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette July 8, 2004 +1628 4/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 1, 2004 +1628 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 16, 2004 +1628 2/5 rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 13, 2003 +1628 2/5 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide September 2, 2003 +1628 2.5/4 rotten Shellie Iliff 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1628 4/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +1628 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +1628 2/5 rotten David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +1628 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1628 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1628 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1628 3/5 fresh Robert Faires 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1628 6/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1628 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly April 29, 1994 +1630 It's interesting in how very dated it has become, but all of that interest is extra-textual. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 17, 2014 +1630 A sincere and perceptive coming-of-age teen film. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 2, 2010 +1630 the clueless parents provide that Golden Age anchor to the piece that rings disquieting in the face of all the real wolves their Gidget is facing alone in the pathless wood. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 18, 2004 +1630 A must-see artifact and lots of fun. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 30, 2004 +1630 1/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com May 6, 2006 +1630 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 19, 2005 +1630 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 7, 2005 +1630 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com February 16, 2004 +1632 Predictability damages Girls. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 17, 2015 +1632 A thrill-less thriller. Too violent for kids. 2/5 rotten Ellen Twadell 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +1632 There is a critical void in the middle--the villain. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 5, 2009 +1632 "like a good-looking blind date who promises dinner and a movie, then takes you to Burger King and ""Wishmaster,"" the spell dissipates quickly, leaving you feeling seduced and abandoned." rotten James Sanford 0 James Sanford on Film June 28, 2002 +1632 When a kidnapping victim escapes from a demented serial killer's hideout, you may want to carefully check the area in which she's found for the aforementioned hideout D+ rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +1632 Even those engrossed by the build-up here are likely to kiss off the rest after suffering through Girls' groaner of a wrap-up. 2/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1632 A perfect example of a film that doesn't do anything particularly badly but sorely suffers from a lack of uniqueness. rotten Chris Grunden 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1632 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1632 2/5 rotten Stacie Hougland 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1632 4/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews March 24, 2004 +1632 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1632 1/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1632 3/5 fresh 0 BBC.com June 19, 2001 +1632 8/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1632 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1632 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1632 7 fresh Diane Selkirk 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1632 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1632 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1632 2/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1632 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1632 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1632 2/5 rotten Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1632 8/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1632 C+ rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +1632 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1632 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1632 2/4 rotten Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1632 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1632 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly October 3, 1997 +1633 It offers the most awesomely plausible account of Tibetan life and culture ever seen in the west. It's one of the few films whose images show you things you've never seen before. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1633 A truly amazing film that takes a western audience to mystical places they have never seen before. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 29, 2004 +1633 [It's] blessed with some of the most unbearably beautiful images of Nineties cinema. fresh 0 Austin Chronicle October 1, 2003 +1633 An intoxicating masterpiece, and the very best film to come from China's Fifth Generation. 5/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner January 17, 2003 +1633 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 2, 2005 +1633 4/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 21, 2003 +1636 Ascends into a romantic tragedy that nearly rivals earlier film versions of E.M. Forster novels. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 10, 2018 +1636 The story's constant and unexpected turns do provide rewards, but the real value of the film is in the richness with which it presents moral and emotional conflicts, laying them out with sensible realism and power. 4/5 fresh Douglas Pratt 0 DVDLaser July 14, 2006 +1636 A richly nuanced comedy of manners about the affect of a foreign country and its culture on two provincial souls. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 12, 2003 +1636 Where Angels Fear to Tread is slow and deliberate, but the film is so absorbing that the audience won't mind. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1636 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1636 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 10, 2005 +1636 3/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 30, 2004 +1636 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 29, 2003 +1636 2/5 rotten Joshua Tanzer 0 Offoffoff April 29, 2003 +1636 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +1636 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1636 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1636 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1636 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly June 1, 1994 +1638 Fairly gimmicky but entertaining fluffball. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com December 29, 2015 +1638 Translates your average bad teen comedy into a below-average adult romantic comedy. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 27, 2013 +1638 Mildly amusing Josh Hartnett sex comedy. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media August 26, 2010 +1638 Lehmann and screenwriter Rob Perez milk this idea for everything it's worth. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1638 They could have easily made yet another gross-out comedy, but instead the laughs are born of clever writing and likable characters. 3/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 7, 2004 +1638 Finds a way to present a light-hearted sexual comic fairy tale, then derails itself with bad romantic comedy fallbacks. 4/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies June 8, 2003 +1638 This movie was about the most excruciating hour and a half I've endured recently. 1.5/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1638 This film would've been a lot funnier if the filmmaker's had shown the slightest bit of imagination in terms of the plot's comic possibilities. 1.5/5 rotten David Grove 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1638 A reasonably intelligent adult comedy. 3/5 fresh Tim Merrill 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1638 It's a collection of guy humor, no more and no less. 3.5/5 fresh Blake French 0 NutzWorld November 12, 2002 +1638 Mean-spirited, ugly little movie. 1/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1638 The movie reminded me of a beer commercial during a football game, with about as much depth but not nearly the wit. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis September 20, 2002 +1638 One half is a characteristic sex farce, the other a surprisingly genuine and amiable romance. C rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine September 17, 2002 +1638 Hartnett's pitch-perfect sexual panic can be hilariously funny. fresh Paul Malcolm 1 L.A. Weekly September 16, 2002 +1638 A slight but enjoyable-in-the-moment cataloging of one guy's battle with libido... [that] never manages -- or, sadly, seems to aspire -- to anything more than breezy diversion. C fresh Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today August 30, 2002 +1638 Hartnett and Sossamon resonate a natural chemistry that infuses this mixed affair with uncommon humanism and sex appeal. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) August 26, 2002 +1638 Given its drastically contrived nature, the script gets further than I expected. C+ fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News August 9, 2002 +1638 You may feel like taking a vow of abstinence yourself -- at least from Hollywood youth-sex comedies. 2/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune July 20, 2002 +1638 This is a movie that longs to be naughty, but never knows how to go far enough to truly surprise. C- rotten Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) July 15, 2002 +1638 'An admittedly raunchy but smart satirical poke at sexual politics in the information age. It's also funnier than we have any right to expect.' 3/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) July 11, 2002 +1638 Hartnett may grow into a major film star someday with better material, but this is a one-night stand he'll want to forget. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register June 6, 2002 +1638 So wildly incoherent in tone, ambition and character motivation that it's hard to believe it was ever written out in longhand from start to finish. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly June 5, 2002 +1638 This is a movie full of sex jokes, but they don't involve mechanics and fluids so much as the nature of sex and the way it governs young life. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic June 4, 2002 +1638 Robert Perez's screenplay takes largely predictable roads, most of them leading straight to Jigglesville, with detours along the way to Viagra Falls and Bulgeburg. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 3, 2002 +1638 Raunchy dialogue and sexually explicit sequences overshadow the film's slight hint that factors other than sex might also be important in human relationships. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews May 30, 2002 +1638 Then, there's the seen-that-before scene of poor Matt walking around with a protrusion he seems blithely unaware of that seems to go to some preposterously immense proportions. 1/4 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com May 20, 2002 +1638 None of the characters interested me. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews May 2, 2002 +1638 A dulling experience. The movie screams been there, done that and offers nothing new to the table. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies April 24, 2002 +1638 Why do screenwriters demean women in these movies by having them find these lunk-headed doofuses so attractive? 1/4 rotten Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com April 12, 2002 +1638 Not the funniest film ever on this subject, but a nice statement and satire on relationships today. 2/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com April 12, 2002 +1638 ... a ridiculously lame film that has absolutely nothing to say about real life or love. D rotten Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript March 15, 2002 +1638 Nothing more than a lame vehicle for teen heartthrob Josh Hartnett. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer March 13, 2002 +1638 A parody on sexual preoccupation in a pastel-colored unreality. B fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus March 12, 2002 +1638 it is essentially a slightly more mature gross-out comedy 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 10, 2002 +1638 The premise is groan-inducing, the execution doubly so. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International March 9, 2002 +1638 The material may be lightweight, but it's been shaped into a film that deserves to become a classic in an admittedly lightweight genre. 3/4 fresh Charles Savage 1 Miami Herald March 7, 2002 +1638 A funny sex comedy about not having sex. 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review March 7, 2002 +1638 It has a way of wearing out what's supposed to be knockabout farce. 2.5/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today March 5, 2002 +1638 Josh Hartnett is good and I love Shannyn Sossamon I think she could become a big star, but this comedy is so wrong on so many levels. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper March 4, 2002 +1638 Creates a rapport with its young viewers by first affronting them with its crude treatment of sex and then entertaining them with a silly plot. 6/10 fresh Yazmin Ghonaim 0 Cinephiles March 4, 2002 +1638 plays like a teen sex comedy filtered through the relative sophistication of urban twentysomething hi-tech workers C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 3, 2002 +1638 The penis jokes become increasingly tedious. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Nitrate Online March 3, 2002 +1638 Events proceed on a thoroughly predictable course in Robert Perez's formulaic screenplay. 2/4 rotten Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner March 3, 2002 +1638 Two previously boring actors [Hartnett and Sossamon] ... bring their characters to sparkly life. 3/5 fresh Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY March 3, 2002 +1638 Immature, predictable, and annoying. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 1, 2002 +1638 An entertaining sex farce. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 1, 2002 +1638 What I learned from this movie: Absitenence can be a very good thing. Especially from box offices where this film is playing. D rotten Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America March 1, 2002 +1638 It comes dangerously close to being America's first sex comedy without comedy. rotten Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com March 1, 2002 +1638 Director Michael Lehmann cannot decide whether he is making a lewd and manic farce or a lovey-dovey romance. 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 1, 2002 +1638 A smart sex comedy that revels more in the gray matter than the groin. fresh Bob Aulert 0 culturevulture.net March 1, 2002 +1638 The movie is both exhilarating and depressing. The trouble is, I can't figure out which is more important. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post March 1, 2002 +1638 A smart and witty romantic farce that mixes sweet and sexy with surprising aplomb. 2.5/5 fresh Steve Simels 0 TV Guide March 1, 2002 +1638 It does nothing to challenge the self-centredness of the smug little world it depicts, and everything to endorse it. 2/4 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star March 1, 2002 +1638 less than I had hoped for...but just about what I had expected. C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 1, 2002 +1638 Maybe you'll work up more sympathy than I did for this great-looking kid who encounters no difficulty whatsoever seducing any female he desires. 2/4 rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel March 1, 2002 +1638 A fluffy, dopey, but occasionally likable romantic comedy. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times March 1, 2002 +1638 Wears out its welcome and ability to milk its premise long before its runtime is done. 4/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! March 1, 2002 +1638 The slapdash and vulgar second half ... saps the good will engendered by some funny gags and heartthrob Josh Hartnett's ... heart-tuggingly earnest performance. 2/4 rotten Carla Meyer 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 1, 2002 +1638 The laughs are sitcom shaped. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune March 1, 2002 +1638 It's too mild to be crass; it's clumsy. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com March 1, 2002 +1638 It's the filmic equivalent of the young men it represents -- guys who think, talk and brag about sex without ever really getting any. 1.5/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee March 1, 2002 +1638 The first movie since Chasing Amy to successfully balance gentle romance and raunchy comedy. 3/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com March 1, 2002 +1638 Skitters between cheap, raunchy jokes, earnest homilies about abstinence and truthfulness, overheated visuals and underbaked plotting. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian March 1, 2002 +1638 Eyeball-gougingly awful. 0/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post March 1, 2002 +1638 Highly flawed but crudely funny. 2.5/4 fresh Gemma Tarlach 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 1, 2002 +1638 The way Matt's fate plays out is consistently engaging, at once clever and insightful. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times March 1, 2002 +1638 Runs out of ideas long before it runs out of celluloid. rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star March 1, 2002 +1638 Frivolous entertainment which only works because of Hartnett. 3/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies March 1, 2002 +1638 Over and above the charmless subject matter, the movie is ferociously badly made and edited. 1/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies March 1, 2002 +1638 A base guy flick that's clueless about women, relationships and emotion, and even flirts with sacrilege. D rotten Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle March 1, 2002 +1638 An American Pie variation without the affection for its characters or original humor. 1.5/4 rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post March 1, 2002 +1638 Unrelenting in the number of ways it can get its one joke wrong. 1.5/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News March 1, 2002 +1638 A lighthearted romp that delivers laughs, and a thought or two, along the way. 3/4 fresh Ross Brooks 0 Citysearch March 1, 2002 +1638 The details are fresh and writer Rob Perez's dialogue about sex has more complexity and nuance than we expect. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 1, 2002 +1638 The movie's as sexist as can be. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer March 1, 2002 +1638 Works as guilty pleasure; there are plenty of great laughs which sustain the film despite its faults. 4/5 fresh David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com March 1, 2002 +1638 Hartnett's charm and his simmering chemistry with Sossamon ... trumps most of the film's silly and occasionally stupid excesses. B- fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee March 1, 2002 +1638 A cheap movie, false and phony, that thinks it's about moving beyond cheapness and phoniness. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 1, 2002 +1638 The material ... is much like its protagonist -- single-tracked and badly in need of a cold shower. C+ rotten 0 E! Online March 1, 2002 +1638 This is a very raunchy and explicit comedy but it is all done with sweetness and even a certain humility that keeps it from being too disgusting. 3/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom March 1, 2002 +1638 It's dangerous stuff that shouldn't be dismissed lightly. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central February 28, 2002 +1638 It's just a shame that someone wasted their fluids creating a number of the people responsible for this absolute mess. 1.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com February 28, 2002 +1638 Mostly fun to watch, buoyed by some strong dialogue and performances by the supporting cast. B- fresh Ellen Kim 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 28, 2002 +1638 Coarse, misogynistic and blasphemous. 1/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly February 28, 2002 +1638 Mildly amusing but wholly unnecessary. 2/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times February 28, 2002 +1638 If short on surprises, the screenplay has a fair share of snappy patter. B- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News February 28, 2002 +1638 A young man vows to give up sex for Lent. Why? Because he's in a Miramax comedy that requires an immediately graspable premise. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News February 28, 2002 +1638 Screenwriter Rob Perez knows as much about both self-discipline and Catholicism as I know about echocardiography. D rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine February 28, 2002 +1638 A truly wretched sex comedy, or should we say non-sex comedy. 1/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press February 28, 2002 +1638 A remarkably sniggering, tawdry sex comedy...so gross and smutty that perhaps a trenchcoat should be required apparel for every audience member. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 28, 2002 +1638 Shows that smutty and adorable don't mix. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 28, 2002 +1638 Merely another work for hire in the canon of director Michael Lehmann. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times February 28, 2002 +1638 Even [Hartnett] can't overcome the lameness of the movie's increasingly obvious attempts to make horniness seem funny. 2/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News February 28, 2002 +1638 "Pushes the envelope in the same goodhearted way the first ""American Pie"" did, relying on a pitch-perfect cast of characters to deliver some memorable one-liners." 3/4 fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times February 28, 2002 +1638 A fairly perfunctory sex comedy, which is too bad because the premise is amusing. D rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Matinee Magazine February 28, 2002 +1638 Essentially as meaty as a Saturday Night Live skit-turned-feature film but is also mercifully short and pretty well-paced. 6/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine February 28, 2002 +1638 Along with its share of cheap comedy, it delivers a decent love story, perceptive comment on sexuality and relationships, and a breakout performance by Josh Hartnett. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 28, 2002 +1638 Just a kinder, gentler teensploitation comedy, but Hartnett's Matt, at least, invites the audience to graduate to something better. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly February 28, 2002 +1638 ...delightfully surprising freshness and soul where all the hackneyed conventions usually are. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire February 27, 2002 +1638 Lehmann, far from the glory days of Heathers, has made a movie about a hard-on, in which he relentlessly pounds a flaccid premise. 3/5 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 27, 2002 +1638 Sex is the star here, and she shines. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 26, 2002 +1638 This is as stupid as movies come. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 26, 2002 +1638 Probably would have succeeded if it hadn't been for the casting of the leads, Josh Hartnett and Shannyn Sossamon, two beautiful but bland actors. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 25, 2002 +1638 It's obvious that director Michael Lehmann wanted to have a good time with this film, and I for one, enjoyed it on that level. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 25, 2002 +1638 Contains some smart writing, funny dialogue, a cheeky production design, attractive leading actors and only occasional lapses into tastelessness. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter February 24, 2002 +1638 Proves that a comedy based on sex need not be ham-fisted to be effective. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve February 23, 2002 +1638 "The misunderstandings are all thankfully low on the ""Three's Company"" scale while Hartnett and Sossamon's chemistry is undeniably potent." 2.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine February 23, 2002 +1638 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1638 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1638 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1638 2/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1638 B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 17, 2002 +1638 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1638 1/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com May 10, 2002 +1638 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com March 4, 2002 +1638 2.5/4 rotten Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com March 2, 2002 +1639 Though the parallels drawn between therapy and prostitution grow tiresome, the duo's interaction is peppered with inspired comedic moments. fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 Chicago Reader October 13, 2011 +1639 At the end, there is no great revelation, but Huppert has succeeded once again in making us wonder what's going on in there. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 6, 2011 +1639 Complex, compassionate and endlessly illuminating... 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times September 15, 2011 +1639 Isabelle Huppert has a sly technique and endlessly fascinating face, but this initially intriguing drama abandons darker overtones for rather wan interpersonal revelations. C- rotten Brent Simon 0 Shockya.com September 13, 2011 +1639 A dramatically inert and poorly acted French film. 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice August 29, 2011 +1639 It isn't a lightweight erotic romp at all, but a complicated and delicate two-person odyssey that's much richer and subtler than that. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com August 28, 2011 +1639 This solemn, unsexy France/Belgium/Luxembourg co-production...takes mean swipes at both psychotherapy and male sexuality, but fortunately seems most determined to give star Isabelle Huppert another well-deserved showcase for her versatility. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International August 25, 2011 +1639 Huppert's performance is strong and Labrune's previous films show she's not without talent. You wish she hadn't so stubbornly adhered to one tiresome idea. rotten John Blahnik 0 New York Press August 25, 2011 +1639 A curious cross of sex therapy and psychotherapy where nobody spends much time in bed or on the couch. 2/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze August 25, 2011 +1639 Huppert is always a pleasure on screen, and her performance as a competent, consummate professional is Special Treatment's main draw. B- fresh Alison Willmore 1 AV Club August 25, 2011 +1639 Despite uniformly fine acting, Special Treatment never really pulls the viewer in because its insights and observations, while artfully rendered, don't possess the energy of revelation; they're largely obvious. rotten Ernest Hardy 1 Village Voice August 23, 2011 +1639 Despite its flaws, Jeanne Labrune's Special Treatment is surprisingly atmospheric at times. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Nordine 0 Slant Magazine August 21, 2011 +1639 The tag line for the advertising campaign is bold: 'A film that dares to tell the truth about women.' I, unfortunately, missed whatever truth that was. 2/5 rotten CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) July 13, 2011 +1639 The cast manage to make the film engaging to some extent, although it becomes less and less interesting rotten Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile July 3, 2011 +1639 Huppert is always a welcome presence on screen and while strong performances give the film weight, they cannot rescue the journey as the narrative dips in and out of credibility rotten Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile July 3, 2011 +1640 When even Clint Howard doesn't reprise a role in a movie, you can rest easy knowing you're not missing out on a masterpiece. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed January 2, 2017 +1641 Only small children with limited attention spans will be impressed by the lackluster kung-foolishness rotten Joe Leydon 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1641 Things are in a pretty sad state when Hulk Hogan gives a movie's most touching performance. rotten Anita Gates 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1641 The franchise is losing altitude fast. 1/4 rotten Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1641 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 7, 2005 +1641 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +1643 "There's little that anyone who doesn't catalog ""Highlander"" kills online could possibly comprehend about this mythology-heavy permutation while mocking its Casio-demo score, junior-high-play scene blocking, Skinemax sex and oafish action sequences." 1/4 rotten Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 25, 2010 +1643 Frequent flashbacks, equal parts soap opera and historical fashion show, explicate the complicated relationships between Kell, Faith and the MacLeods. 2.5/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide March 6, 2007 +1643 This is the last one in this long dead franchise...unless they do something stupid. 3/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com December 31, 2005 +1643 We have a sad attempt at action which fails miserably. 1/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +1643 ...do not under any circumstances rent this if you've never seen the Highlander TV series. 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1643 Thanks to its motley collection of story elements, settings, and acting styles, leaving this film is like getting off an amusement park ride you never wanted on in the first place. 2.5/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1643 The leading contender for worst film of the year. 0.5/5 rotten Travis Eddings 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1643 Highlander: Endgame is truer to the original than the sequels, but it plays more like a television program than a theatrical release, which will matter little to the die-hard fans. 2/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1643 Och, lads and lassies, on the souls of our shape-shifting Gaelic forebears, do not enter unwarned into that dark cave of confusion known as Highlander: Endgame. 1/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1643 It's fast, short, restlessly plotted and, at times, pure bananas. fresh Michael Atkinson 0 Movieline April 17, 2001 +1643 The special effects are cheap and not at all impressive. For a series that relies heavily on sword fighting, it too is surprisingly second-rate. 4 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide February 27, 2001 +1643 Judging by what writer Joel Soisson has come up with here, the franchise is already dead in the water. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile February 22, 2001 +1643 When Highlander sticks to the hand-to-hand battles and doesn't try to offer deeper thoughts on the life of an immortal, it works on its own terms. 3.5/5 fresh Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1643 Personally, I enjoyed it about the way I enjoyed the Mortal Kombat movies, meaning that its genuine fun and its unintentionally ridiculous moments are roughly in balance. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1643 Kinetic but borderline incoherent, hinging entirely on character relationships whose significance it can't possibly slow down long enough to explain for the newbies in the audience. rotten Gemma Files 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1643 Kate complains about being an immortal, grousing about 'the endless, numbing sameness of it all.' I know how she feels. D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1643 The dialogue is cheesy, and the story's decapitated long before any character's noggin goes flyin'. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1643 The bottom line is that Highlander: Endgame should be a lot more fun than it is. rotten John G. Nettles 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +1643 They crammed a lot of bad, bad stuff into such a short flick. 3/10 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1643 Hyperkinetic yet boring, with sloppy direction and editing masking some awful, stilted dialogue and wooden/hammy acting, the film will probably only appeal to diehard fans of the series or TV show. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1643 The fourth sequel to a film designed to stand alone... In the end, there should have been only one. F rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +1643 After this installment, I pray that this the End. 1/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review January 1, 2000 +1643 You know a sequel serves no other purpose than to make money when it has no respect for the rules and history it has set up for itself. 1/5 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1643 A slow-moving piece of garbage with choppy fight sequences and bad acting. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1643 Overall, there's just not enough story here. rotten Vicky Edwards 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1643 As is the case with most sequels, the quality is much lower than the original. 1/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2000 +1643 The action sequences are decent, but the effects end up so god-awful towards the end ... that all you can do is cringe. 1.5/5 rotten James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1643 A fitting coda for a franchise that respects its audience with creative flights of fancy. fresh Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1643 Even the sound effects get tiring: How many times can you hear swords being clanged, yanked from the Earth or sinking squishily into quivering flesh without getting bored? 1/4 rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1643 This film feels like a torturously overlong TV episode, and it takes itself so seriously that it has none of the camp value of the original film or the show's sword 'n' sorcery competition. 1/5 rotten Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY January 1, 2000 +1643 Too many time trips detract from the present, and their comic shenanigans border on embarrassing. 1.5/4 rotten Mary Kalin-Casey 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1643 Adrian Paul carries the burden here, making Endgame feel like an extended episode of the popular television show. rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1643 It's a cut above Highlander II and III, though that's sort of like saying rotting cheese tastes better than raw sewage. rotten Steve Tilley 0 Edmonton Sun January 1, 2000 +1643 Perhaps Highlander: Endgame may emerge as a cult movie -- one of those movies that is so bad, it's good. But for it to register in that way, you probably have to see it more than once. Which is a risk. rotten Chris Cobb 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +1643 The sort of movie that's best seen late at night on TV in the company of some inebriated friends with smart mouths. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 1, 2000 +1643 It quickly goes astray with fight scenes laden with too many bullets, too many explosions, too many sparks, lightning bolts and weird lights -- and too many impalings. rotten 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1643 We're left to endure this banquet of bad acting and worse dialogue with no relief save for your inner-heckler. rotten Tom Maurstad 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1643 Its story is so incompetently constructed that the long lulls between nonsensical action scenes make you wonder if it was written by a prepubescent fan. rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1643 It ranks somewhere alongside -- well, sitting through Star Trek Generations again. rotten Stephen Whitty 0 Newhouse News Service January 1, 2000 +1643 There is ... something about [the immortals] getting a special charge when they actually manage to kill each other. Personally, I would have gotten a really big charge if I could have killed them all. 3/10 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1643 If you're a fan, there could be something here to keep you involved and maybe leave you satisfied. But for newcomers, it's an uphill battle to make sense of it all and just about impossible to care. 1/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1643 A dreadful, time-traveling, almost incomprehensible [film]. 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1643 D+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1643 1/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1643 D+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly September 1, 2000 +1643 1 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1643 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1644 The western is back, and with writer/director Lawrence Kasdan at the reins, you're glad to see it. fresh Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 3, 2018 +1644 "Called ""revisionist"" upon release in a bizarre misuse of the term, Silverado is neither something new nor something paying homage but rather a hollow facsimile" 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central March 10, 2010 +1644 It's like a colossal buffet: You take what you want and leave the rest, readily forgiving the worst of it because the best just tastes so good. 3.5/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Filmcritic.com August 15, 2009 +1644 Filled with enough stock characters and B-film plotlines for a dozen mediocre Westerns. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 26, 2009 +1644 Should by rights swim in hokiness, but it's a bumptious classic. fresh 0 Film4 April 9, 2008 +1644 Engrossing western which inspired a huge genre revivial. 4/5 fresh Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine April 9, 2008 +1644 A big stampede of a movie with ideas and scenes thundering off in dozens of directions. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide April 9, 2008 +1644 Agreeable but never compelling. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine April 9, 2008 +1644 Real rewards of the film are in the visuals and rarely has the West appeared so alive, yet unlike what one carries in his mind's eye. Ida Random's production design is thoroughly convincing in detail. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety April 9, 2008 +1644 Kasdan resorts to a TV-like shorthand, substituting shtick for personality. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader April 9, 2008 +1644 A terrific western with a superb cast 4/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly March 14, 2007 +1644 This takes as its subject the Western itself; but what could have been a bankrupt exercise is saved by exuberance, goodwill, and sheer excitement. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1644 The actors shift gears effortlessly, playing their parts with seriousness when the situation calls for it, but also enjoying those moments that are intended to be fun. 8/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis July 19, 2005 +1644 Great new classic western. 5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures November 2, 2004 +1644 A good enough Western to cause many to kick up their spurs in celebration. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 22, 2004 +1644 Engrossing western that never got the recognition it deserved 3/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World January 9, 2004 +1644 A sweeping, glorious-looking western that's at least a full generation removed from the classic films it brings to mind. 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1644 This film is a delight. 5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1644 A wonderful homage to the Westerns of old, with some hip, contemporary twists. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) October 4, 2002 +1644 A good movie, although it's sometimes too antiseptic for what a Western should be. There's some great shoot-out scenes. 3/5 fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com August 8, 2002 +1644 This is a story, you will agree, that has been told before. What distinguishes Kasdan's telling of it is the style and energy he brings to the project. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1644 If you like Westerns, you'll love Silverado. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1644 4/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) April 27, 2007 +1644 2/5 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope February 19, 2006 +1644 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 15, 2005 +1644 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 10, 2004 +1644 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 21, 2002 +1644 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 18, 2002 +1644 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +1645 Hell or High Water is interested in so much more than whether or not the last man standing is the righteous one. 3.5/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 31, 2018 +1645 Saddle up that pony, pardner, and let's hit the multiplex. Hell or High Water is the modern western we've been waiting for. 8/10 fresh Aaron Peterson 0 The Hollywood Outsider October 25, 2018 +1645 From a distance, it's an unassuming work, but as with any great art, the more you look at it, the more you'll find to love about it. fresh Andrew Parker 0 The Gate August 28, 2018 +1645 Hell or High Water is a modern crime tale, as mythic as any classic Western, filled with complex heroes, dangerous bank robberies, and breathtaking scenery. fresh Marcianne Miller 0 Bold Life (Hendersonville, NC) August 25, 2018 +1645 Prepare to be pleasantly surprised. This film is complex and emotional, and rather than a stock crime caper flick. fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 23, 2018 +1645 Part of the pleasure to be had from Hell or High Water is watching all concerned turn such assumptions on their heads. 4/5 fresh Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 23, 2018 +1645 "Hell or High Water"" is dynamic, well-paced, and builds momentum up until the final showdown where it then turns the intensity all the way up. " 4/5 fresh Mae Abdulbaki 0 Movies with Mae August 22, 2018 +1645 It creates a story with characters that might not be all good or all bad, much in the way real life exists, but we care about them all. 4/4 fresh Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) August 22, 2018 +1645 The complicated camaraderie and the love between the troubled brothers along with the action-thriller elements, has made this my favorite film of the year so far. fresh Leah Sydney 0 Showbiz 411 June 22, 2018 +1645 Right up to its unsatisfying, to-be-continued ending, the film's lugubrious quality marks it as an example of grievance cinema, art-directed for a new era of violent self-pity, economic decline, and racial appropriation. rotten 0 n+1 May 1, 2018 +1645 A neo-western as... bitter as a Nick Cave song. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh 0 March 29, 2018 +1645 With a smart and refined script by Taylor Sheridan that is both tense and sarcastic, and a cast of fully fleshed out characters that demand investment, the contemporary Western is an exceedingly enjoyable surprise. A- fresh Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current January 25, 2018 +1646 One of the most pictorially concentric American films of recent years. 4/5 fresh PJ Nabarro 0 Patrick Nabarro December 2, 2018 +1646 Nebraska lacks the sourness that permeates the likes of Sideways and The Descendants, trading it in for straight deadpan, to better and more lasting effect. This is a terrific movie. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) November 14, 2018 +1646 What is interesting about Nebraska is its feel, staged more like a play than a movie, which should leave fans of Payne's pleasantly surprised. fresh Morgan Rojas 0 Cinemacy November 7, 2018 +1646 Overall, the film is as gray and hopeless as the landscape. 5/10 rotten Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 2, 2018 +1646 The story is simple but perfectly executed, the cast all provide stellar work, and the film's message about family and dreams is wonderfully poignant. 9.5/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 1, 2018 +1646 The movie's final act may be too sentimental for fans of Payne's satire, but that's what worked for me. fresh Pat Padua 0 DCist August 30, 2018 +1646 There's something deeply cynical in Payne's work, and Nebraska's uneasy balance of bitter and sweet makes it feel like a Willy Vlautin novel with half the heart ripped out. fresh Molly Templeton 0 Eugene Weekly (OR) August 28, 2018 +1646 This is a grand and grown-up film that shows Payne back at the top of his form. 4/5 fresh Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) February 22, 2018 +1646 Minimal in its delivery but brimming with heart and bittersweet moments. A- fresh Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current January 26, 2018 +1646 Moving at its own pace, this is a fantastic study of Mid West America, where time almost stands still. 4/5 fresh Reagan Gavin 0 The Times of India November 14, 2017 +1646 Nebraska manages to maintain a perky outlook, while still being bleakly realistic about ageing and the experience of living with persistent regrets and disappointments. fresh Rochelle Siemienowicz 0 Kill Your Darlings October 25, 2017 +1646 ... its beauty lies in its simplicity. B fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 6, 2017 +1646 Well, if this is a movie about some place he likes, I'd be interested in seeing what he does to a place he doesn't. rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) July 7, 2017 +1646 Forever typecast as nutjobs and con artists, Dern's Woody Grant is a little chubby, a little bewildered, and a lot unkempt. He's grizzled, resigned, and wonderful, and so is the film. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire June 18, 2016 +1646 It may take some time to realise how special this gritty and unsentimental examination of family dynamics and Payne's home state is, but Nebraska is worth the patience. 4/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald May 17, 2016 +1646 Dern's line delivery alone - all of his lines are delivered as if he was just awakened from a deep sleep, a flashlight thrust in his face - is worth the price of admission, 4/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 15, 2016 +1646 Mr. Payne has already achieved a batting average rivaling Pixar's, but here he has finally established himself as a visionary. fresh Martin Tsai 0 Critic's Notebook October 8, 2015 +1646 I got angrier at Nebraska the longer it trudged on. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 14, 2015 +1646 There are insights into old age, pearls of wisdom and gags galore, all wrapped up in a coating that's more akin to a bitter lemon than sugar. 4/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail October 10, 2014 +1646 It's a surprising performance from Forte, tasked with much of the heavy lifting opposite a tight-lipped Dern. 9/10 fresh Shawn Hazelett 0 Under the Radar August 20, 2014 +1646 "Nebraska"" is Alexander Payne's best film, bar none." 4/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com July 6, 2014 +1646 Nebraska, despite a few pleasures, strikes me as Payne's most cartoonish, one-dimensional work. rotten Melissa Anderson 0 Artforum May 22, 2014 +1646 This may very well be one of the most powerful movies ever made about the misfortune of growing old and fragile. 4/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org May 18, 2014 +1646 A nice mix of arthouse quirk and genuine heart. 3.5/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive April 23, 2014 +1646 The sky extends forever across the flat land, never suggesting expanse, but lowering, confinement, pushing small, human figures to the ground. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity April 5, 2014 +1646 A surprisingly talented Will Forte plays the son of a cantankerous old drunk, the fascinating Bruce Dern, as he takes a road trip to claim a million-dollar sweepstakes prize that no one thinks he's won. This is Alexander Payne at the top of his game. 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight March 15, 2014 +1646 Accompanied by a sleepy music score from composer Mark Orton, Nebraska is another wonderful feature film from director Alexander Payne. A fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane March 2, 2014 +1646 Nebraska is undeniable; agonisingly hilarious, unyielding in its paternal love and devastatingly authentic to the ache of life closer to its end than the beginning. 5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show March 1, 2014 +1646 There's a joyful tension that infuses every moment and makes this one of the most compelling, memorable, essential films of the year. fresh Lee Zachariah 0 Concrete Playground February 28, 2014 +1646 If you see only one black and white film disguised as a road movie this year or next, make it Nebraska. 4.5/5 fresh Lisa Nesselson 0 sbs.com.au February 28, 2014 +1646 Veteran character actor Bruce Dern gets his day in court as the grizzled centrepiece of director Alexander Payne's artfully composed, beautifully filmed black-and-white dramedy about an old man, his dream and his withering, yet defiant sense of self. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW February 23, 2014 +1646 Swiftly and smartly, Nebraska becomes an ode to small hopes, big leaps, and the texture of life in all its uncertainty and melancholy. fresh Sarah Ward 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 21, 2014 +1646 It's exemplary business as usual for Nebraska, a beautiful, bittersweet comedy-drama. 4.4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) February 21, 2014 +1646 No film aficionado should miss 'Nebraska.' 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 21, 2014 +1646 There is a sentimental aspect to the concluding stages of the film: it's not as broad or astringent as Payne can be. But there's also something intriguingly dreamlike about its tone. 3.5/5 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) February 20, 2014 +1646 Alexander Payne is back in prime, prickly form with Nebraska, a marked improvement over his soggy, false-feeling melodrama The Descendants. 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix February 20, 2014 +1646 "In Payne films, as in the films of Jean Renoir, there are no ""goodies"" or ""baddies""; everyone has their reasons, and that makes his work distinctly different from most mainstream American films these days." 4.5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian February 18, 2014 +1646 Alexander Payne proves the modest stories can be the most powerful 5/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie February 17, 2014 +1646 A simple road trip that becomes something much bigger, much broader, and much deeper-a tale of fathers and sons and families and the many shades of grey in the wide spectrum of love. 4/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile February 17, 2014 +1646 Full of little riches of observation, character and irony, Nebraska is a gem of a film from a master filmmaker fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile February 16, 2014 +1646 This is a beautiful film filled with melancholy, regret and longing and whose delicacy lingers fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile February 16, 2014 +1646 A loving ode to the American wheat belt, told with lashings of candour and wit. 4.5/5 fresh Ed Gibbs 0 The Sunday Age February 16, 2014 +1646 A very entertaining and beautiful tale about life's fleeting opportunities, and the burden that can be the people we love. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed February 6, 2014 +1646 [A]n odyssey into the past, into missed opportunities, and into the complexities of an everyday family of malcontents. fresh Jonathan Romney 0 Film Comment Magazine February 6, 2014 +1646 The simple beauty of the entire package is well summed up by Phedon Papamichael's beautiful black-and-white cinematography, which makes everything at once all the more modest yet majestic. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 20, 2014 +1646 A film that reminds us that old people were once young, and that their youthful passions and dreams are still at play behind the wrinkles. 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 17, 2014 +1646 Low-key, wistful, and disarmingly droll... 4/5 fresh Aaron Yap 0 Flicks.co.nz January 16, 2014 +1646 I am wearying of Payne's world view. I am beginning to wonder if he is capable of embracing anybody or anything with the sort of depth of feeling that real art demands. 5 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania January 12, 2014 +1646 The staging is mostly spot-on, especially when the father and son visit some cousins who can barely muster a moment's attention for their long-lost relatives before their eyes return to their television set. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 6, 2014 +1646 On surface level, Nebraska is a road movie about discovery. But through brilliant performances, stunning cinematography and most of all, a wonderfully well-told story, it becomes a bittersweet portrait of family. 4/5 fresh Liam Nicholls 0 Fan The Fire January 6, 2014 +1646 "Payne and Dern find Modest Nobility in ""Nebraska" 3.5/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times January 6, 2014 +1646 It's a tribute to Payne and Dern's teamwork that Woody's journey touches us so deeply. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express January 3, 2014 +1646 Dern's somber performance anchors Payne's latest foray into the Midwest fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit January 2, 2014 +1646 Nebraska is an about-face for Payne, and, although it is an improvement over the indulgent Descendants, it does not resonate as resoundingly as his earlier work. 2.5/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com December 31, 2013 +1646 Director Alexander Payne, working from Bob Nelson's economical script, and employing Phedon Papamichael's stunningly bleak black-and-white cinematography to great effect, produces a slice of gritty, uncompromising but also deeply human satire. A fresh Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) December 30, 2013 +1646 It's touching and, at times, very funny. 4/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Star December 30, 2013 +1646 Bob Nelson's script is a mine of mordant humor and wry insight, and director Alexander Payne carefully brings out the best in the script and his actors. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review December 30, 2013 +1646 A refreshingly unsentimental tale of family bonding that unfolds at the leisurely pace of a lazy Sunday afternoon. 3/4 fresh Jason Buchanan 0 TV Guide December 30, 2013 +1646 Funny and touching in equal measure. The warmth of Nebraska makes you feel all good inside. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 24, 2013 +1646 Frequently hilarious, and the kind of balanced portrayal of small-town life that you rarely see. It's just too bad the dull construction made it feel like it was trying to give me seasonal affective disorder. B fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk December 18, 2013 +1646 NEBRASKA is measured, sad, funny, and in its simplicity impressively well written. 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews December 18, 2013 +1646 An almost perfect blend -- sometimes alarmingly bitter, sometimes sadly -- and amusingly -- sweet. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 18, 2013 +1646 On a road trip with his son, the past catches up with a man of few words. His son learns there is a lot more to his father than he ever knew in this warm, funny film that shows the best and worst in people. B+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 17, 2013 +1646 Bruce Dern's face might be the most resonant effect of Nebraska, a movie that offers any number of beautiful views-wide Western US vistas, horizons stretching forever, trucks and saloons and skies. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 17, 2013 +1646 Nebraska is gentle, heartfelt, and strikes an emotional chord that falls right in line with director Alexander Payne's other recent works. B+ fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony December 16, 2013 +1646 A poignant and amusing black and white filmed road trip that brings an estranged father and son together. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 14, 2013 +1646 ... more than a gift of a gorgeous film with an unforgettable ensemble cast. Through Woody and David, [Payne] opened a door to relationship redemption that anyone who sees Nebraska can walk through. 5 fresh Matt Kelemen 0 AspectRatio.us December 13, 2013 +1646 The year's best movie. Period. And finally a best actor nod for Bruce Dern and add a nod for June Squibb who does the year's best supporting performance. 5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald December 13, 2013 +1646 In profiling a man who frustrates everyone around him, the film is as realistically ambiguous as it is satisfying. 3.5/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com December 13, 2013 +1646 Payne just doesn't make bad movies. Until now. 2/5 rotten Cameron Meier 0 Orlando Weekly December 11, 2013 +1646 The deft achievement of this movie is that it has a hardness that doesn't delight in the meanness of mockery as the Coens often do. fresh Wesley Morris 1 Grantland December 10, 2013 +1646 "Tis the season of misanthropic condescension. First ""Inside Lleywn Davis"" and now this hateful mess." rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 10, 2013 +1646 A must see that will spark conversations and please the viewing audience. 4/5 fresh Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum December 10, 2013 +1646 "Nebraska tunes its bittersweet ""personal journey"" riffs to the plaintive waltz of picked guitars and lyrical fiddles, played out against a backdrop of fading midwest towns and long, lonesome interstates." 4/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) December 8, 2013 +1646 Less a movie involving a specific state and more a film evoking a specific state of mind. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing December 7, 2013 +1646 Quaint but depressing 2.5/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com December 6, 2013 +1646 Nebraska is an absolutely enchanting film, so funny, so touching, ringing true - for me right up there with the year's best. 4/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard December 6, 2013 +1646 Droll and poignant, if a little overextended. 4/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) December 6, 2013 +1646 Dig down beneath those wintry grays, and Payne's latest is a wonderful and quietly life-affirming film about a dysfunctional family trying to get its act together 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Madison Movie December 6, 2013 +1646 After travelling to Hawaii with George Clooney for The Descendants, Payne returns to middle America for this gentle, enjoyable exploration of family connections. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com December 6, 2013 +1646 There are insights into old age, pearls of wisdom and gags galore, all wrapped up in a coating that's more akin to a bitter lemon than sugar. 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post December 6, 2013 +1646 I love that Bruce Dern's Woody does not fall into the depths of codger-cliche. B fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer December 6, 2013 +1646 Dern's portrayal of Woody takes on new shades, and its impossible not to warm up to him, just as the emotional resonance of his story sneaks up on you. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com December 6, 2013 +1646 Though taken from an original script by Bob Nelson, the result could hardly be more characteristic of Payne if his name were watermarked into every frame. 4/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times December 6, 2013 +1646 Bruce Dern is back and better than ever, playing a stubborn-as-a-mule senior citizen hell bent on a fool-hearty mission in the bittersweet road movie, Nebraska. Affectionate and heart-warming, this is an absolute joy. 8/10 fresh Brian Henry 0 UTV December 5, 2013 +1646 A bittersweet road movie about the joy and sadness of ageing directed by the great Alexander Payne. 4/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies December 5, 2013 +1646 Beautifully shot and superbly written, the latest film from Alexander Payne is an engaging, bittersweet drama with a terrific central performance from Bruce Dern that merits some awards attention. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 5, 2013 +1646 A tale of family, history and the middle aged man trying to make sense of it all. 4/5 fresh Rich Phippen 0 Sky Cinema December 5, 2013 +1646 Craft, care, and the cast keep predictable sentimentality mostly at arm's length in this affectionate picture of life, accepting it and its end drawing near. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews December 4, 2013 +1646 A priceless gem of a comedy drama... 4/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy December 3, 2013 +1646 A pitch-perfect performance from Dern graces Alexander Payne's latest roadmovie - another bittersweet meditation on the sad, comic futility of life. 4/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film December 2, 2013 +1646 An intimate road movie about one family that also lingers on the landscapes and fabric of an old-time, dying vision of the American Midwest 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out December 2, 2013 +1646 A charming road movie that develops into a full-blown study of life and roots, offering a beautiful insight into the way families migrate and change. 5/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Empire Magazine December 1, 2013 +1646 The authenticity of Nebraska washes over you in this wave of how every road trip you've ever taken was just captured in slightly less than two hours. 6/10 fresh Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com November 29, 2013 +1646 These people are mostly meat-and-potatoes, what-you-see-is-what-you-get, and Payne and screenwriter Bob Nelson frequently portray their Midwestern brethren with disdain and a lack of compassion. 2.5/5 rotten Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune November 29, 2013 +1646 'Nebraska' works for a lot of reasons, but most of it has to do with the performances. 4/5 fresh Mathew DeKinder 0 Suburban Journals of St. Louis November 28, 2013 +1646 Forte is a surprising fount of melancholy and frustrated ambition, while Dern takes a tough part -- a man of few words who might not be all there -- and masterfully controls his body to convey Woody's inner depths. 3.5/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle November 27, 2013 +1646 It is very, very clear from the evidence of the film that Payne loves Nebraska. It's Nebraskans that he apparently has a problem with. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 27, 2013 +1646 Payne's compassionate, surprisingly upbeat and mordantly comic black-and-white film about a dying way of life and the people still living it has a familiarity bordering on intimacy. 3.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 27, 2013 +1646 "Nebraska,"" it turns out, isn't as bleak as it first looks." B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News November 27, 2013 +1646 Payne delivers a portrait of small-town America as observant as Picture Show, and a poignant/fun road movie that serves as a companion to the similarly toned Sideways. 4/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee November 26, 2013 +1646 A desolate comedy-drama about fathers, sons, life's highways and missed off-ramps. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 26, 2013 +1646 "Rendered in wide black-and-white shots that make the Midwest feel vast, empty and timeless, ""Nebraska"" is suffused with a rich melancholy, a slow waltz to laconic Americana banjo and fiddle music." B fresh Matthew Odam 0 Austin American-Statesman November 26, 2013 +1646 "Nebraska"" is a wonderful comedy shot in black-and-white and told in shades of gray." 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 26, 2013 +1646 If you can grin and bear [certain] eye-rolling situations...there's found poetry in Nebraska's slow builds of respect and its deeply understated emotional climax: a father and son crossing past each other as they switch places. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews November 26, 2013 +1646 It traces the vanishing of middle American small towns and the importance of having a dream, even if it's a goofy one. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 26, 2013 +1646 One of the best films of the year ... fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 26, 2013 +1646 Payne remains a deeply humanist filmmaker: He loves people no matter their flaws, and he once again conveys that sympathy through a beautiful, haunting film that initially feels slight but grows large in your memory. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 26, 2013 +1646 Payne's road movie emphasizes sincerity more than thrills. But its stark beauty and earnest characters provide a memorable excursion. 3/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Kansas City Star November 26, 2013 +1646 A special film with a rich sense of character, developing the director's fascination with average people taking unexpected chances with their routine lives. A fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com November 25, 2013 +1646 Sad? At times. But also very, very funny in other instances. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 25, 2013 +1646 It's Dern's show ... all the way, and he knows it. B+ fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian November 25, 2013 +1646 It's clear immediately that Payne is going for a nostalgic, unabashedly old-school feel... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 24, 2013 +1646 Another brilliantly conceived examination of the human condition by the modern master of such fare. 4/5 fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle November 24, 2013 +1646 ... a rich character study about an unlikely bond formed between father and son through an incident that causes them to remember the past and ponder the future. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue November 22, 2013 +1646 A slate of characters the Coen Brothers would admire. fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 22, 2013 +1646 These are not the kind of people you want to spend any time around, so why would you want to sit through a two hour film about them? rotten Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 22, 2013 +1646 In a career-refining performance, Bruce Dern gives us a character in Woody Grant who's hardened by booze, hard to like and -- if his bad-dad tendencies don't cut too close to your bone -- pretty durn amusing. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post November 22, 2013 +1646 Like the road trip that fills the bulk of the story, it's a ride that feels awkward and even pointless at first, but one you're sure glad you took by the end. fresh Rebecca Cusey 0 Patheos November 22, 2013 +1646 The pain and hope and sense of loss are all there in Dern's eyes, in Woody's stolid willfulness, his shaky gait. 4/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 22, 2013 +1646 These people, who start off as caricatures of a generational gap, become achingly real in their pain... 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 21, 2013 +1646 A moving little slice-of-life gem, unassumingly big in existential significance. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 21, 2013 +1646 A potent balance of the heartfelt and hilarious, Nebraska is a small gem and one of Alexander Payne's best films yet. 8/10 fresh Jordan Adler 0 We Got This Covered November 21, 2013 +1646 "There's no lying or condescending from this director. ""Nebraska"" feels pure." 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 21, 2013 +1646 Alexander Payne has crafted an ornery American comedy with a brusque Midwestern edge and a core of authentic feeling. It provokes wise, wary laughter even as it makes you choke back tears. A- fresh Michael Sragow 1 Orange County Register November 21, 2013 +1646 It's ideal material for Alexander Payne, a director with great affection for the interstate. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader November 21, 2013 +1646 Removing the colour from the film also removes any hint of contemporary glamour or digitized studio syrup, and boldly places us in new dimension where we're forced to look and listen to people who look and sound a lot like us. 4/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com November 21, 2013 +1646 Dern as Woody is a fascinating portrait of opacity. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post November 21, 2013 +1646 Payne has never before been this melancholy, or this sincere. Nebraska looks into America's soul and finds a troubling emptiness. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 21, 2013 +1646 Nebraska is the work of a great director hitting his stride. A fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News November 21, 2013 +1646 It has moments of uncanny grace, made all the more beautiful by their dryness: a family, briefly, pulling together; a son suddenly understanding his father's dream; a tiny moment, at the end, of unexpected triumph. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 21, 2013 +1646 "Nebraska"" bears Payne's trademark combination of low-key humor, poignancy and an overall feeling of Beckett-esque resignation." 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday November 21, 2013 +1646 Great work by Dern, but I don't understand the director's need to denigrate Midwestern and/or lower-class people, and depict them as a tribe of slack-jawed morons. 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 EntertainmentTell November 21, 2013 +1646 Alexander Payne's excellent drama offers its own brand of quirky joys, including a transparently earnest performance by Chicago native Bruce Dern. 4/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald November 21, 2013 +1646 I said that Alexander Payne makes no mistakes, and that is true here. This is a road picture, but beautifully self-contained and sure-footed. fresh David Thomson 1 The New Republic November 21, 2013 +1646 There's a deep sorrow here about the way families frequently fail to communicate, even when death is staring them in the face. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm November 21, 2013 +1646 Payne, shooting in widescreen black and white with cinematographer Phedon Papamichael, elevates the material with images, simply composed, of serious and paradoxically ordinary beauty. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 21, 2013 +1646 Just trust this: see it. You'll be treated to some laugh-out-loud humor, a lot of heart and some outstanding performances. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 21, 2013 +1646 Maintains a wonderful balance between sentiment and satire...almost magical in its mixture of humor and poignancy. A- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 21, 2013 +1646 These characters demonstrate that just because your search was fruitless doesn't mean the trip isn't worthwhile. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye November 21, 2013 +1646 "Nebraska"" is a slice of Americana that is amusing but also quite poignant." B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2013 +1646 After a summer of far too many loud, but ultimately empty superhero films, Nebraska is a blessed relief. 4/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs November 18, 2013 +1646 Filled with the director's characteristically sardonic humor, but it's fundamentally a serious movie interested in the intricacies of the human condition. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 17, 2013 +1646 Alexander Payne once again proves that he is a director who will always deliver meaningful content in his films. 3.5/5 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know November 15, 2013 +1646 "Alexander Payne has the confidence to allow ""Nebraska"" to unfold at a leisurely pace. I liked it the first time I saw it..." fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com November 15, 2013 +1646 Director Alexander Payne has taken a combination father-son bonding story-road movie and made it feel entirely fresh.... mostly because of the delicate, lovely, bittersweet tone he conjures up and sustains throughout the entire movie. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media November 15, 2013 +1646 A deceptively low-key road movie that carries some real comedic and dramatic bite. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity November 15, 2013 +1646 Nebraska is an engaging, funny and altogether touching road trip that moviegoers of different ages might want to consider taking. 4.5/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant November 15, 2013 +1646 Nebraska is black and white ninja of sentiment. You won't know what hit you until the damage has already been done. 8.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline November 15, 2013 +1646 All the performances are dryly on point. 4/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com November 15, 2013 +1646 Payne does not resort to sentimental hokum but offers a poignant portrait of aging with the burden of regret. 4/5 fresh Hans Morgenstern 0 Hollywood.com November 15, 2013 +1646 Payne shows a great deal of affection for these ornery, not always so soft-spoken Midwesterners, but he also demonstrates a fair amount of disaffection, too. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 15, 2013 +1646 A beautiful, timeless American film whose story, characters and performances should be treasured. This is one of the year's best films and once again, Alexander Payne has given us a tender, poetic masterpiece. 1 fresh Justin Craig 0 FoxNews.com November 15, 2013 +1646 The performances are what truly accentuate this narrative. Forte carries off every complex quirk, while seasoned actor Dern is uncharacteristically subdued. fresh Jessica Herndon 1 Associated Press November 15, 2013 +1646 More in line with About Schmidt than Sideways, Alexander Payne's latest is a warm and witty look at the relationship between fathers and sons... 8/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net November 15, 2013 +1646 Is Nebraska a comedy or a drama? Like life, it's both. Payne takes his time. Deal with it. This is a movie to bring home and live with, to kick around in your head after it hits you in the heart. It's damn near perfect, starting with the acting. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 15, 2013 +1646 "Anywhere else but in this movie, Woody's quest would evidence a high level of dementia. ""Nebraska"" is far too precious to entertain that notion. " rotten Greg Evans 0 Bloomberg News November 15, 2013 +1646 Dern gives a brave and unfaltering performance. But his crusty old coot is a very limited character. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online November 15, 2013 +1646 Although Payne has never been a flashy director - he's one of the few modern filmmakers who regularly, publicly puts script and performance first - there are so many lovely, visual moments in this film, shot in wide-screen black-and-white. 4/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 15, 2013 +1646 Dern makes Woody as cantankerous as he is clueless, bobbing and weaving to avoid his inevitable mortality, but there's a purity about him that'll break your heart. 3.5/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 RogerEbert.com November 15, 2013 +1646 Nebraska'' has enough good lines, scenes and performances to make it worth your while, as well as a sufficiently upbeat ending to qualify it as holiday entertainment. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 14, 2013 +1646 With stunning black-and-white cinematography by Phedon Papamichael and a wistful fiddle score by Mark Orton, its contemplative pace feels just right. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate November 14, 2013 +1646 Nebraska captures the same sort of dislocation [as Paris, Je T'aime, but] on a grander scale, overlaying it with relocation-a series of mild or intense shocks arising from Woody's return to his long-abandoned home town in Nebraska... fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker November 14, 2013 +1646 Summations can't convey the filmmaking delicacy that marries tart-tongued comedy with unexpected warmth in a story that touches on family, memory, getting old and staying alive. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 14, 2013 +1646 Nebraska is as bittersweet as its black-and-white photography, a cockeyed ode to Midwestern life and an argument for why the state's native son Payne got the hell out of there. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 14, 2013 +1646 "Nebraska"" is a ruthless social satire that proves Payne hasn't lost his misanthropic edge after going gentle with ""The Descendants." fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com November 14, 2013 +1646 Though it features some good laughs and decent performances, the movie never really goes anywhere. 2.5/5 rotten Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com November 14, 2013 +1646 Nebraska is a film of raw beauty and great humanity. 4/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 14, 2013 +1646 Hard times are part of the picture, and so are hard people. fresh 1 New York Times November 14, 2013 +1646 "By the metrics of the heart, ""Nebraska"" is as big as it is beautiful." fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 14, 2013 +1646 'Nebraska' is one of those funny movies that turn emotional, but it slips in moments of unexpected depth. 4/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro November 14, 2013 +1646 "...clearly Payne's oeuvre, another road movie and a kin of Payne's superior ""About Schmidt."" This time a son discovers his father rather than the father finding himself while women continue to be the sexual aggressors." B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 14, 2013 +1646 "As in ""About Schmidt"" and ""Sideways,"" Payne - an Oscar winner for the script of ""The Descendants"" - finds poetry in everyday, lower-middle-class folks." 4/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News November 14, 2013 +1646 There's a gentle tone to Alexander Payne's work, which makes his piercing look at contemporary American life all the more surprising. And, perhaps, revealing. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute November 14, 2013 +1646 Nebraska unfolds from a point of simplicity into a deep thread that sews together the best and worst of human nature. 4.5/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb November 14, 2013 +1646 As an ode to fading small towns, and to the state its director once called home, it feels downright disingenuous. C+ rotten 1 AV Club November 14, 2013 +1646 Takes the heartland - a stretch of America that Hollywood flatters as the place where Reese Witherspoon can find herself - and strips the Norman Rockwell off it like cheap aluminum siding. A fresh Amy Nicholson 1 L.A. Weekly November 14, 2013 +1646 Woody Grant could have stepped straight out of Grant Wood's painting American Gothic. His story, too: crusty old coot from a dying farm town, looking for Meaning at the end of a life that may not have had one. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR November 13, 2013 +1646 Nebraska is one of Payne's best films, a near-perfect amalgam of the acrid humor, great local color, and stirring resonances that run through his work. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve November 13, 2013 +1646 Alexander Payne crafts a handsome showcase for veteran actor Bruce Dern with this diverting father-son road movie. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International November 13, 2013 +1646 Mr. Nelson's observant, detailed script flawlessly captures the mood of what American ennui has done to both old and young men on their way to becoming losers, lending a look and feel that seems like the Great Depression. 3.5/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 13, 2013 +1646 ... a smart, subtle, stripped-down gem, a low-fi version of what we're used to seeing Payne do. B+ fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix November 12, 2013 +1646 The film features a number of superb acting performances, none more so than from Bruce Dern and June Squibb. 9 fresh Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com November 12, 2013 +1646 A surprisingly funny tone poem on roots and separation and disappointment...Dern barely speaks and holds the camera's focus just with his fascinatingly oblique presence. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine November 12, 2013 +1646 Shot in crisp black and white, Nebraska seems simple at its start. But it's given incredible depth by its astounding cast. fresh Kristy Puchko 0 CinemaBlend November 11, 2013 +1646 "Nebraska"" strikes at a distinctly American mindset of jealousy, greed, and betrayal that undermines its citizens' equally persistent sense of optimism, integrity, and familial connection." A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 11, 2013 +1646 A wry, somewhat downbeat comedy in the vein of The Straight Story, Nebraska sees Alexander Payne return to the road trip in this affecting story of a taciturn old man with advancing dementia. fresh Fionnuala Halligan 0 Screen International November 11, 2013 +1646 The movie is a triumph of an especially satisfying kind. It arrives at a kind of gnarled grace that's true to this sorry old man and the family he let down in so many ways. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 11, 2013 +1646 A sad, undeniably thoughtful depiction of midwestern eccentrics regretting the past and growing bored of the present -- ideas that Payne regards with gentle humor and pathos but also something of a shrug. B- rotten Eric Kohn 1 indieWire November 11, 2013 +1646 "The real ""You betcha"" belt is exposed in all its raw beauty, with dying little towns, ancient residents and the children they've trapped there with them." 4/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service November 11, 2013 +1646 Whereas The Descendants' paradisal locale hid uncomfortable truths, the bleak depiction of the economically-depressed Midwest belies the sweet, sturdy father/son story at Nebraska's heart. 3.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com November 8, 2013 +1646 It's probably Payne's most poetic work yet, a quiet, subtle study of the highs and lows of family life. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 The List November 5, 2013 +1646 Bruce Dern's towering performance anchors this story set in what urban hipsters call flyover country. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 29, 2013 +1646 'Nebraska' is in love with its characters. By the end, so is the audience. 9/10 fresh Matt Patches 0 IGN Movies October 21, 2013 +1646 "Alternately a poetic tale of personal affirmation and a plainspoken metaphor for tenacity in the face of meager hope, ""Nebraska"" is not just a beautiful or great film but an essential one for our time." fresh Todd Gilchrist 1 TheWrap October 19, 2013 +1646 A beguiling and intimate change of pace for Payne. 4/5 fresh Emma Dibdin 0 Digital Spy October 11, 2013 +1646 In the film, Alexander Payne's overview of America is extraordinarily, multifariously profound. 3/4 fresh 0 Slant Magazine October 10, 2013 +1646 All the hijinks and misunderstandings are rooted in the woes and/or promise of the family's past, present, and future, making the film an especially thoughtful bittersweet comedy. 4/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com October 9, 2013 +1646 a showcase opportunity for national treasure Bruce Dern. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 7, 2013 +1646 One of Payne's better films. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 2, 2013 +1646 A straightforward road trip with an embracing sense of melancholia 3/4 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com June 11, 2013 +1646 "The critical consensus from Cannes about Nebraska is that it's ""minor Payne."" I think it might be more accurate to call it a transitional film, with one foot in his old techniques and one tentatively standing in new ones." 7.2/10 fresh Tim Grierson 0 Paste Magazine May 31, 2013 +1646 There's a poignant suggestion of a modern-day Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, and it works in a thoughtfully wrought film that feels more built to last than Payne's last feature, The Descendants. fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail May 31, 2013 +1646 All I can tell you for certain is that Nebraska got to me. B+ fresh Mike D'Angelo 1 AV Club May 29, 2013 +1646 A whimsical minor addition to the Payne canon. fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly May 29, 2013 +1646 A wistful ode to small-town Midwestern life and the quixotic dreams of stubborn old men. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Variety May 29, 2013 +1646 A bittersweet father-son road trip through an emotionally economically parched homeland. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter May 29, 2013 +1646 Payne's latest considers the notion of legacy with quietly heart-wrenching attention to detail, and is one of his sweetest yet most unsentimental films to date. B+ fresh Shaun Munro 0 Film School Rejects May 28, 2013 +1646 "Essentially this movie is about giving an old man his dignity, which is found through letting him play out an embarrassing misunderstanding, letting someone figure that out for themselves is more respectful than ""saving"" them from it by stepping in. " 7 fresh Fred Topel 0 CraveOnline May 28, 2013 +1646 Payne directs the film in a relatively uncluttered manner, ensuring the film plays out as a slowly unravelling elegant narrative. 4/5 fresh Craig Skinner 0 HeyUGuys May 27, 2013 +1646 Nebraska has much merit, but for Payne it is a little underwhelming. 6.9/10 fresh Jordan Hoffman 1 Film.com May 24, 2013 +1646 There's little heart in Payne's heartland. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine May 24, 2013 +1646 Really, Nebraska is a small-scale quixotic adventure about the importance of dreams, no matter how pie-eyed, in which the outlined flaws could all be forgiven, if it just went somewhere a bit more surprising. B- fresh Jessica Kiang 0 The Playlist May 23, 2013 +1646 Payne can't seem to decide if he's coddling these old-school Midwesterners for their rudely rustic values or sneering at the sheer narrowness of their worldview. C rotten Guy Lodge 0 HitFix May 23, 2013 +1646 This is a resounding return to form for Payne: there are moments that recall his earlier road movies About Schmidt and Sideways, but it has a wistful, shuffling, grizzly-bearish rhythm all of its own. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 23, 2013 +1646 A thoroughly sweet and charming movie, and a reminder of Dern's quality as an actor. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 23, 2013 +1646 A rank exercise in hicksploitation sentimentalism. rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out May 23, 2013 +1646 A wonderfully drawn and utterly charming portrait of dysfunction that doubles as a curious love letter to the American family. 4.5/5 fresh Simon Gallagher 0 What Culture May 23, 2013 +1647 In addition to the physical machines there is a lot of deus ex-machina involved too, but only a critic would carp about that. Just go to watch the most remarkable things. fresh Emerson Batdorff 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer December 30, 2017 +1647 For all its flaws, it was classic Bond. And remains so. 4/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema October 27, 2015 +1647 Director Terence Young never quite solves the pacing problems posed by filming underwater, but John Stears's Oscar-winning special effects more than compensate. 3/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times October 27, 2015 +1647 Terence Young's direction is nothing if not taut, whisking the narrative along with the speed and precision of a jet plane, defying one to express boredom. fresh MFB Critics 0 Monthly Film Bulletin October 23, 2015 +1647 The fourth, most commercially successful Bond to date, is known for its pre-credits sequences, underwater battles, and escalating number of violent deaths. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 29, 2012 +1647 Connery's Bond was never better than this. 4/5 fresh 0 Total Film October 23, 2012 +1647 The ambition is evident throughout, but the execution just doesn't have enough energy to sustain it. THUNDERBALL is very sluggish. 2/4 rotten Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine October 19, 2012 +1647 "Turgidly paced and overly reliant on less-than-thrilling underwater sequences, it's the ""Moonraker"" of Sean Connery's run -a misstep defined by heyday technology that the producers thought would look cool in the era but feels hopelessly stale today." 2/5 rotten Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap June 30, 2012 +1647 A particularly energetic, jaunty Bond adventure, the kind that is just plain fun to watch, in a perfectly relaxed and undemanding register. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy June 17, 2012 +1647 Even James Bond can miss his mark. 2/5 rotten Scott G. Mignola 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1647 Thunderball, the biggest, most lavish, and longest Bond film at that time, was the most popular of its day. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Turner Classic Movies Online April 4, 2009 +1647 It was still fun despite its shortcomings. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 12, 2009 +1647 If Thunderball's gimmickry seems to overreach at times, Actor Connery gains assurance from film to film, by now delivers all his soppiest Jimcracks martini-dry. fresh 1 TIME Magazine October 13, 2008 +1647 Slightly bloated Bond, with too much technology for my taste and a climactic slaughter that's a little too mindless to be much fun. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader May 6, 2008 +1647 The action is reasonably well-staged, but the film is overlong and occasionally draggy. 3/5 fresh 0 TV Guide May 6, 2008 +1647 Sean Connery is fantastic 3/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is February 7, 2008 +1647 The fourth Bond, marking the point at which spectacular hardware began to dominate the series. Sleek and quite fun all the same. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1647 Certainly among the top five of all Bonds, and still socko. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com May 25, 2006 +1647 The color is handsome. The scenery in the Bahamas is an irresistible lure. Even the violence is funny. That's the best I can say for a Bond film. fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +1647 It loosely maintains the series' early wit, which may be solely attributed, perhaps, to ease with which Sean Connery inhabits the role of Bond. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You March 22, 2005 +1647 If it doesn't live up to its illustrious predecessors...well, it still has Connery, and that's a plus in anybody's book. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis November 21, 2003 +1647 ...the movie becomes bogged down in underwater adventures towards the end. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1647 A big step down from Goldfinger, but still moderately entertaining. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium April 14, 2003 +1647 It's remarkably good fun. It's retro enough to be amusing in the dull bits and timeless enough to be fresh and vital today. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1647 Fun Bond flick. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 2, 2002 +1647 While enjoyable, this is probably the most overrated Bond movie. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 9, 2002 +1647 In this, the fourth instalment in the series from the original team, you have a classic Bond film that wants for nothing but a trim. 4/5 fresh Nick Hilditch 0 BBC.com June 27, 2001 +1647 Sometimes the most dated parts of an old film can be the most enjoyable; so it is with Bond's fifth movie, Thunderball. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1647 Not the perfect Bond film, but it still represents the series in its zenith and provides excellent entertainment even after more than three decades. 8/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1647 With a few edits Thunderball could have been one of the best Bond films, but as it is, it's still one of the better ones. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs December 20, 1965 +1647 3/5 fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 1, 2008 +1647 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1647 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +1647 2/5 rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat May 23, 2004 +1647 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 19, 2004 +1647 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +1647 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1650 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 31, 2005 +1651 Atom Egoyan makes his most conventionally-satisfying film in Exotica. I don't mean that as a putdown: it's his best movie, too, though some of his early academic-theory fans may be put off at its accessibility. fresh Robert Horton 0 Film Comment Magazine April 10, 2018 +1651 One of the most despairing movies, and yet there is in the precision of its craft and the depth of its empathy something fundamentally uplifting. 4/4 fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Film Freak Central August 3, 2012 +1651 Egoyan's first Cannes Film Fest entry is an engaging tale of sexual desire and alienation. A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 29, 2011 +1651 Uses its eroticism as a head trip into loneliness, alienation and desperation. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 18, 2011 +1651 Egoyan's masterpiece -- a twisting tale of erotic obsession and hypnotic storytelling. 5/5 fresh Dan Fienberg 0 Zap2it.com December 22, 2005 +1651 Egoyan's intent is not ultimately to disturb us, but to look closely at people at their wits' end, desperate, and sad, in hopes of finding absolution for them. A- fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +1651 A mosaic-style thriller whose artful recipe is deepened in The Sweet Hereafter. 3/5 fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks August 15, 2003 +1651 It might be set in a strip club, but Atom Egoyan's tale of loneliness, lust and jealously simmers with sensual heat. 4/5 fresh Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) February 10, 2003 +1651 Don't be fooled by the soft-core poster; this haunting tale of pain and memory is as good as they come. 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium December 4, 2002 +1651 Apparent from its ominous, opening pan is Exotica's craft - the film is deliberate and attentive, and displays action that is not apparently related or significant - at first. Ultimately, the exposition purposefully lacks a cohesiveness. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You October 29, 2002 +1651 Demonstrates that the mystery of the human personality must be respected and even hallowed. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 30, 2002 +1651 One of the best movies ever to come out of Canada. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1651 B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1651 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 20, 2005 +1651 3/5 fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) July 21, 2005 +1651 5/5 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 7, 2005 +1651 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +1651 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 27, 2004 +1651 4/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 25, 2003 +1651 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1651 5/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 27, 2003 +1651 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 3, 2002 +1651 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1651 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1651 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1651 4.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1651 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1651 A fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +1651 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1651 4/4 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1651 B+ fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly May 16, 1994 +1654 I could see this film being more powerful when viewed during the war. C+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 16, 2002 +1656 Coming-of-age movie with mature themes, lots of profanity. 4/5 fresh Brian Costello 0 Common Sense Media July 12, 2016 +1656 "Even with warts and all, ""Joe the King"" is a very worthwhile drama." fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 21, 2014 +1656 An uncompromising but wonderful film that reinforces the saying 'Never judge a person until you've walked in their shoes.' 4/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 5, 2005 +1656 A very tough, very real film, anchored by the memorable work of the two leads. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 5, 2004 +1656 An excellent piece of entertainment. The cast is undeniably brilliant. 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 19, 2002 +1656 Unfortunately, Whaley opts to take the sentimental route, providing easy, crowd-pleasing answers to the serious questions he raises. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1656 a deeply sad picture of mistreated youth, told with considerable skill, and blessedly shorn of sentimentality fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1656 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 5, 2005 +1656 2/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette June 6, 2005 +1656 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 26, 2005 +1656 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 24, 2004 +1656 B fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 3, 2002 +1656 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1656 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1656 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1656 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1656 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1656 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1656 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1656 7 fresh Diane Selkirk 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1656 4/4 fresh 0 National Post January 1, 2000 +1656 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1656 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1656 1/5 rotten Athan Bezaitis 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1656 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1656 3/4 fresh 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1656 7/10 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1657 A cataclysmic cross between the gung-ho jingoist action blowouts of Michael Bay and the heroic bloodshed melodramas of Hong Kong, the film's more-is-more aesthetic resulted in one of the most thrilling and punishing spectacles in recent world cinema. fresh Nathanael Hood 0 The Young Folks July 16, 2018 +1657 Neither the story nor characters have any moral ambiguity or psychological shadings. rotten Maggie Lee 1 Variety March 3, 2018 +1657 Basically every great, good and decent war movie rolled into one amazing must-see spectacle. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files February 23, 2018 +1657 Hostages, helicopters, drones, boats, x-ray smartphones, snipers, night-vision goggles and bombs, stitched together with adrenalized pacing and superior stunts. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International February 23, 2018 +1657 The unflinching rawness of the action has considerable impact while undercutting the dominant jingoistic tone. fresh John Berra 0 Screen International February 19, 2018 +1659 Romanian-born ex-painter Negulesco aims for sophistication with Hitchcockian banter between rivals -- Lorre and perennially suspicious Sydney Greenstreet -- and a crafty Wellesian figure of hearsay in Dimitrios. fresh Nicolas Rapold 0 Film Comment Magazine July 12, 2013 +1659 "The Mask of Dimitrios"" may get bogged down with its storytelling structure, but don't let that keep you from enjoying yet another amazing encounter between Greenstreet and Lorre." B fresh Paul Chambers 0 Movie Chambers May 23, 2013 +1659 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide April 17, 2003 +1660 Sadly, the PVC-clad Nyah is a crashing bore. 2.5/5 rotten Ian Berriman 0 SFX Magazine June 7, 2013 +1661 [A] treacherously seductive and highly disturbing film... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 8, 2004 +1661 Sade is Quills without the hyperbole and melodrama. B+ fresh Tom Sime 1 Dallas Morning News March 6, 2003 +1661 A fiercely clever and subtle film, capturing the precarious balance between the extravagant confidence of the exiled aristocracy and the cruel earnestness of the victorious revolutionaries. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Film Threat December 23, 2002 +1661 This time out, [Sade] is an unsettlingly familiar figure -- in turns loyal and deceitful, responsible and reckless, idealistically selfless and coldly self-interested. 3/4 fresh Nick Carter 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 19, 2002 +1661 The Marquis de Sade couldn't have been as dull a person as this film makes him out to be. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star November 15, 2002 +1661 In Auteil's less dramatic but equally incisive performance, he's a charismatic charmer likely to seduce and conquer. 2.5/4 fresh Marta Barber 1 Miami Herald October 11, 2002 +1661 It's a rosy coming-of-age romp that refuses to see the horror even in the severed heads from the guillotine. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe August 30, 2002 +1661 This Sade is hardly a perverse, dangerous libertine and agitator -- which would have made for better drama. He's just a sad aristocrat in tattered finery, and the film seems as deflated as he does. 2.5/4 rotten Loren King 1 Chicago Tribune August 29, 2002 +1661 "Featuring a dangerously seductive performance from the great Daniel Auteuil, ""Sade"" covers the same period as Kaufmann's ""Quills"" with more unsettlingly realistic results." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 18, 2002 +1661 More concerned with Sade's ideas than with his actions. The movie achieves as great an impact by keeping these thoughts hidden as... [Quills] did by showing them. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 14, 2002 +1661 If you're looking for a smart, nuanced look at de Sade and what might have happened at Picpus, Sade is your film. 3/4 fresh Jonathan Curiel 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 9, 2002 +1661 The movie fails to portray its literarily talented and notorious subject as anything much more than a dirty old man. 2/4 rotten Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com August 8, 2002 +1661 Lacks dramatic punch and depth. 3/5 rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post June 7, 2002 +1661 There has always been something likable about the Marquis de Sade. 4/5 fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post June 7, 2002 +1661 It's a decent glimpse into a time period, and an outcast, that is no longer accessible, but it doesn't necessarily shed more light on its subject than the popular predecessor. 2.5/5 rotten Rachel Gordon 0 Filmcritic.com May 8, 2002 +1661 The movie is as far as you can get from racy, to the point where it almost stops the blood flow to your brain; it has a dull, costumey feel. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com May 3, 2002 +1661 Sade achieves the near-impossible: It turns the Marquis de Sade into a dullard. C- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly May 3, 2002 +1661 Sade is an engaging look at the controversial eponymous and fiercely atheistic hero. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International April 30, 2002 +1661 In its quiet, literate way, the film is almost as subversive as its central character. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times April 26, 2002 +1661 Director of photography Benoit Delhomme shot the movie in delicious colors, and the costumes and sets are grand. 3/4 fresh 1 New York Post April 26, 2002 +1661 That the film opens with maggots crawling on a dead dog is not an out of place metaphor. fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ April 26, 2002 +1661 Rarely has the horror of the Terror been so graphically and effectively evoked. 3/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide April 25, 2002 +1661 Too bland and fustily tasteful to be truly prurient. rotten 1 Village Voice April 23, 2002 +1661 Despite Auteuil's performance, it's a rather listless amble down the middle of the road, where the thematic ironies are too obvious and the sexual politics too smug. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1661 Dialogue-heavy and too cerebral for its own good -- or, at any rate, too cerebral for its racy subject matter. 2/5 rotten Catharine Tunnacliffe 0 eye WEEKLY April 4, 2001 +1661 It is intensely personal and yet -- unlike Quills -- deftly shows us the temper of the times. 3.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies April 4, 2001 +1661 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 27, 2008 +1661 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1661 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 3, 2005 +1665 There is something undeniably disturbing about a story that is so plainly intended to degrade every character in it. And yet that is its charm. fresh Annalee Newitz 0 io9.com May 23, 2018 +1665 Plays it to all heights if idiocy where suspense of disbelief is no longer an instrument to the entertainment. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed June 11, 2013 +1665 Feels like shock for shock's sake instead of something morbidly inventive like the first one. rotten William Goss 0 Cinematical December 17, 2009 +1665 ...an agreeable companion piece to its admittedly superior predecessor. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 7, 2009 +1665 Waking up in the aftermath of a meth-lab explosion might be less disorienting than watching this. And if you think there's no room for more, Neveldine/Taylor are probably a weekend and a bag of crack-filled Pixie Stix away from proving you wrong. 2.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 Suite101.com October 15, 2009 +1665 "Basically the co-writers and co-directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor sneer at any kind of rules, decorum or morality. Anything goes, as long as it's within the realm of exploitation-level ""B"" moviemaking." fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 10, 2009 +1665 Yet another D.O.A. for the ADD era. rotten Rob Nelson 1 Variety September 1, 2009 +1665 Both exhilarating and exhausting, it falls just short of a fever pitch. 2.5/4 fresh Rob Humanick 0 Suite101.com June 2, 2009 +1665 Click for full review 4.5/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses May 10, 2009 +1665 ...just as sloppily caffeinated as before, with an extra layer of scummy race jokes. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 1, 2009 +1665 The only shocking thing about it is how dull and predictable the whole enterprise is. 1/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune April 24, 2009 +1665 Adrenaline-propelled and outrageously offensive, it's a cinematic video game that's neither coherent nor credible. 3/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate April 23, 2009 +1665 Grisly, gory, over-the-top action-parody isn't for kids. 1/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Common Sense Media April 22, 2009 +1665 What you really get here is the same movie all over again -- only more so. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) April 22, 2009 +1665 The directing and writing team of Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor have between them a boundless imagination, constantly topping one absurdly overstated moment with another, even more absurd. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 22, 2009 +1665 Bigger, dumber and even sicker than the rotgut original... I had a blast, but don't say you weren't warned. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly April 21, 2009 +1665 So gross, brutal and just plain bad that I may never want to see another Jason Statham movie. 2/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com April 21, 2009 +1665 "Crank: High Voltage is a real celebration of the phrase ""Why not?"". It's big, loud and brainless - and it's all the more glorious for it." 4.5/5 fresh Leah Holmes 0 SFX Magazine April 21, 2009 +1665 The constant escalation to [the filmmakers'] inventive insanity is so breathtaking, it's like a slap in the face to the tired hacks who make the glossy hidebound junk that passes for an action movie these days. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 20, 2009 +1665 A self-consciously crazy action romp which overdoses on cartoonish violence and non-PC comedy. rotten John Hazelton 0 Screen International April 20, 2009 +1665 In Crank: High Voltage, Statham just looks miserable, as if appearing in this lousy picture just sucked all the heart right out of him. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com April 20, 2009 +1665 Crank: High Voltage, starring Jason Statham as a man with a machine instead of a heart, is boorish, bigoted and borderline pornographic. 1/5 rotten Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times April 20, 2009 +1665 Tasteless, trashy and totally over the top, Crank: High Voltage might also be one of the year's most inventive movies. Sometimes, nothing exceeds like excess. fresh Jason Anderson 1 Toronto Star April 20, 2009 +1665 The movie feels like a form of aversion therapy designed to take the fun out of dumb. 1/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 20, 2009 +1665 Better not operate any heavy machinery after an eyeful of Crank: High Voltage 2.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 April 19, 2009 +1665 You're liable to watch the whole thing with an expression of bafflement on your face, surprised, delighted, and alarmed by what you're seeing. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 18, 2009 +1665 This Crank sequel fails to live up to the original in every way and that one didn't exactly set a high bar to begin with. 1/5 rotten Pete Hammond 0 Hollywood.com April 18, 2009 +1665 Crank: High Voltage is the superior of the two films not because it knows it's a second helping of something that is all empty calories, but because it's simply more than the other one. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 Syfy Wire April 17, 2009 +1665 Like its predecessor, Crank: High Voltage is speedball cinema, a pure narcotized rush of blistering action, odious stereotypes, and shock-for-shock's-sake nastiness. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine April 17, 2009 +1665 It's so amped up that High Voltage suffers its own energy shortage well before the finale. It's also every bit as stupid as it sounds. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel April 17, 2009 +1665 Crank: High Voltage promises something outrageous and then over-delivers, permanently deflowering and deforming the mind of anyone lucky enough to be in the audience. 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend April 17, 2009 +1665 There's not enough here for me to recommend it without reservations to anyone outside of that narrow target audience. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 17, 2009 +1665 This movie is Tarantino on speed, and without focus and style. It is in-your-face and proud of it with no apologies. 2/4 rotten Rob Calvert 0 Premiere Magazine April 17, 2009 +1665 Writer-directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor have written their own set of action-comedy challenges, and they slam-dunk pretty much every one. A- fresh Josh Modell 1 AV Club April 17, 2009 +1665 As usual, Statham anchors the proceedings with his simmering charisma and impressive physicality. fresh Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter April 17, 2009 +1665 For all its ADD editing, it's a joyless slog. 0.5/4 rotten Frank Lovece 1 Newsday April 17, 2009 +1665 The result, an eye-popping strobe of flesh and blood, is as visually stunning as it is absurdly offensive, sure to thrill some while leaving others in a state of outrage-induced catatonia. B fresh Adam Markovitz 1 Entertainment Weekly April 17, 2009 +1665 "William Blake may have once stated ""The road to excess leads to the palace of wisdom"" but I'm guessing that if he ever had the opportunity to see the ""Crank"" films, he might have had second thoughts about that." 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com April 17, 2009 +1665 It knows what it is, almost mindless and totally kick-arse. In fact, it's my favorite of the Crankporter flicks. 7/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review April 17, 2009 +1665 Watching this movie is like trying to survive on Red Bull and Skittles. It might keep you up for a little bit, but before too long, you'll just want to throw up. 1/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures April 17, 2009 +1665 Crank: High Voltage is an extreme bit of lunacy that must be seen to be believed, just don't say you weren't warned about what you were getting into after wards. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com April 17, 2009 +1665 Imagine a gonzo collaboration between Jean-Luc Godard, Michael Bay and Tex Avery on a weekend meth binge, and you begin to get an idea of what writer-directors Mark Neveldine and Brad Taylor have up their sleeves. 5/5 fresh Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC April 17, 2009 +1665 Crank High Voltage delivers everything it promises -- if it were a politician, it'd have my vote. 4/5 fresh Amy Nicholson 1 Boxoffice Magazine April 17, 2009 +1665 Have you ever chugged three Red Bulls right before a game of Grand Theft Auto? This ADD-infused action sequel...is a bit like that. Except even less family friendly. A- fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online April 17, 2009 +1665 It is as much influenced by Looney Toons cartoons and Russ Meyer movies as it is by the anarchic new wave of action films. And it was edited, apparently, by someone with ADD. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies April 17, 2009 +1665 The Stath is pretty much the most bankable name in action movies today, and his unhinged work in High Voltage, indulging in an explosion of murder and mayhem with gusto and glee, should certainly see him retain that title. 3.5/5 fresh Chris Tilly 0 IGN Movies UK April 17, 2009 +1665 Stick two fingers up at the moral majority... then shove them in the High Voltage socket and get ready to have your socks blown off. 4/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema April 17, 2009 +1665 The whole film is a series of frenetically-edited action sequences and bizarre set-pieces roughly stitched together to form some kind of whole. It's been made with tongue firmly in cheek and is often funny for it. 3/6 fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out April 17, 2009 +1665 The admirably unrestrained Taylor and Neveldine just about manage to sustain the charge in this fizzing battery of a movie, which only starts going flat towards the end. fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 April 17, 2009 +1665 Not quite as much fun as the from-nowhere original, but still, y'know, fackin' shocking. 3/5 fresh Andy Lowe 0 Total Film April 17, 2009 +1665 This fest of violence, breasts, sex, swearing and dodgy plot turns can only be enjoyed if you don't take it seriously. 4/5 fresh 0 The Sun (UK) April 17, 2009 +1665 The chaotic onslaught of gruesomely violent and graphically sexual exploitation is so ugly and ceaseless this time that it eventually numbs, and then bores, the viewer. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com April 17, 2009 +1665 "Yes, it's supposed to be dreadful, but it turns out that ""Crank: High Voltage"" is genuinely insufferable...Surely something so gleefully disgusting shouldn't have to work this hard to make an impression." D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com April 17, 2009 +1665 They've cranked it up another couple notches for Crank: High Voltage, with mixed results. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 17, 2009 +1665 Every element comes together to create a piece of gonzo genius we won't soon forget... I dare you not to love every minute of it. 9/10 fresh 0 Dread Central April 16, 2009 +1665 3/5 fresh Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1665 4.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1667 The bastard offspring of an entire drive-in era, Night of the Comet is one of the most unique motion pictures from any age, and it's a wonder that more modern filmmakers haven't used it as a cinematic template. fresh Jacob Knight 0 Birth.Movies.Death. February 13, 2018 +1667 ... a cheaply made science-fiction movie that enters the atmosphere without ever igniting. rotten Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 2, 2018 +1667 The irreverence at the perceived end of the world constitutes Night of the Comet's biggest selling point: borrowing some of the cheekiness that George A. Romero used so well, and making it the main dish rather than the garnish. B fresh Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com November 18, 2014 +1667 crap that is fondly remembered and best left at that. 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central February 3, 2014 +1667 It feels like an homage to everything, as its likable heroines slowly wander through a movie wasteland filled with familiar landmarks 3.5/5 fresh Keith Phipps 0 The Dissolve November 19, 2013 +1667 Night of the Comet is that rare movie that's effective as both a science-fiction movie and a parody of a science-fiction movie. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 4, 2013 +1667 A superb apocalyptic tale that's surpassed its decade trappings. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed July 12, 2013 +1667 What really makes Night Of The Comet such a joy isn't the nostalgia rush it provides, but the two central characters. These girls just get on with it, dealing with the apocalypse with resourcefulness, crackerjack wit, and machine guns. fresh Ian Berriman 0 SFX Magazine August 31, 2010 +1667 An ingenious, rather enchanting Reagan-era museum piece fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion March 14, 2010 +1667 A successful pastiche of numerous science fiction films, executed with an entertaining, tongue-in-cheek flair that compensates for its absence in originality. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety June 6, 2007 +1667 A terrifically witty, refreshingly unpretentious science-fiction film with the least likely and most likable heroines in memory. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide June 6, 2007 +1667 his endearingly hokey low-budget B-movie comes with a high nostalgia factor from the Reagan era 3/4 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine March 13, 2007 +1667 Suspecting that all this plus the cheerleaders might fail to excite, the film-makers also pack in twenty songs. rotten 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1667 Excellent and tasty B-movie psuedo-zombie goodness. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com November 5, 2004 +1667 A glorious B-movie that requires a certain amount of appreciation of the genre if you're really going to enjoy it. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1667 A good-natured, end-of- the-world B-movie, written and directed by Thom Eberhardt, a new film maker whose sense of humor augments rather than upstages the mechanics of the melodrama. 4/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1667 "Campy end of the world movie. Funny in places, but I'd rather see a serious ""comet"" movie." 3/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 18, 2003 +1667 Entertaining little exploitation flick 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +1667 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 21, 2005 +1667 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies December 17, 2004 +1667 4/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly November 12, 2004 +1667 3/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World June 13, 2003 +1667 2/5 rotten Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ March 3, 2003 +1667 3/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) November 4, 2002 +1667 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +1667 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1669 Resoundingly received with dramatic urgency--hauntingly involving in its depiction of the scarred psyches of journalists. Pike gives a powerful and revealing performance as the late Colvin that embraced her high-risk occupation with abrasive enthusiasm 3/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 ScreenAnarchy November 29, 2018 +1669 A Private War tells Marie Colvin's story, which is just as vital as any conflict that she'd covered, and it does so with respect for its subject and the audience. It should not be missed. 4.5/5 fresh Mike Reyes 0 CinemaBlend November 27, 2018 +1669 A searing story with little emotional relief from the strain of Colvin's perfectionism, but it is also a worthy film tribute to a singular woman. fresh Anne Brodie 0 What She Said November 26, 2018 +1669 A Private War goes further in all senses of the term. 4/5 fresh Rachel Lopez 0 Hindustan Times November 21, 2018 +1669 Rosamund Pike has given the performance of a lifetime in the film. 4/5 fresh Devesh Sharma 0 Filmfare November 21, 2018 +1669 Rosamund Pike, so effective in A United Kingdom, Hostiles, and Gone Girl, brings Colvin's brilliant words to life in voice-overs. fresh Martha K. Baker 0 KDHX (St. Louis) November 20, 2018 +1669 Timely tale of an intrepid British war correspondent who was determined to bear witness to places torn by chaos, destruction and death. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 20, 2018 +1669 It's a reminder that the victims of war need their stories told, a responsibility that sometimes comes at the cost of the storytellers themselves. 4/5 fresh Benjamin Freed 0 Brightest Young Things November 20, 2018 +1669 Part of why the performances work so effectively is that Heineman uses his documentary sensibilities to capture them with sensory context above dialogue alone. B+ fresh Jared Mobarak 0 The Film Stage November 20, 2018 +1669 Pike creates a portrayal that is full-bodied and full-blooded. fresh Kristy Puchko 0 Pajiba November 19, 2018 +1669 The film's an effective, poignant tribute to not only Marie Colvin, but also by every journalist who's ever risked their life or laid everything on the line to cover a story. B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 Showbiz Junkies November 19, 2018 +1669 A Private War, struggles with a question Colvin asked repeatedly: What do you have to show to make people care about other's suffering? It suffers the same dilemma as the media itself, numbing us with a message of helplessness. B fresh Liam Lacey 0 Original Cin November 17, 2018 +1669 Engaging real-life war drama. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 17, 2018 +1669 Adding a layer of topicality during a time when the press in general is maligned more than ever, this harrowing drama conveys the dangers facing war correspondents on the front lines with unsettling intimacy. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue November 16, 2018 +1669 Colvin was a force of nature, and it's no surprise that she's now lauded cinematically. Hers is a story that begged to be told, because to witness this level of courage, integrity, passion, authenticity, and dedication is to empower yourself. 4/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times November 16, 2018 +1669 Heineman, working from a script by Arash Amel, adapting Marie Brenner's Vanity Fair article, consistently keeps you on edge. fresh Dana Barbuto 0 The Patriot Ledger November 16, 2018 +1669 It's a powerful but clear-eyed acknowledgment of the importance of journalism. fresh Johanna Schneller 1 Globe and Mail November 16, 2018 +1669 While it occasionally pulls away from Colvin to let the nightmarish inhumanity of war provide power and feeling, it all too often relies on juiced-up expressions of humanist heroism. 1/5 rotten Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader November 16, 2018 +1669 Arash Amel's excellent screenplay also includes a cogent description of post-traumatic stress disorder. 4/5 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post November 16, 2018 +1669 In addition to its armchair analysis, A Private War offers a lead performance that calls attention to itself. 2/4 rotten Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com November 16, 2018 +1669 A Private War is a harrowing biopic that confronts the casualties of war with Rosamund Pike delivering one of the best performances of her career. B fresh Matt Rodriguez 0 Shakefire November 16, 2018 +1669 "A Private War"" doesn't ask you to understand the politics of war, only the human side. And it shows the toll war takes on people's souls, most of which it never gives back." A- fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News November 15, 2018 +1669 Here's a film that presents its subject as she was, without any attempt to soften her, to lionize her, or ... to turn her into someone she was not. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 15, 2018 +1669 A surface-level biopic that occasionally finds something more profound. This is largely thanks to Rosamund Pike's fully present performance, and less so to Heineman's efforts to amp up the conflicts that defined Colvin's life and career. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto November 15, 2018 +1669 Hard-edged and harrowed, Rosamund Pike is magnificent in A Private War. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 0 Denver Westword November 15, 2018 +1669 While there are moments throughout that feel like dramatic contrivances, the best sequences and touches of A Private War could make many viewers forget that they aren't watching a documentary. 7.5/10 fresh Andrew Parker 0 The Gate November 15, 2018 +1669 "At a time when journalists are being labeled ""the enemy of the people"" from the highest levels of our own government, A Private War is here to remind everyone that they're really not." B fresh Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current November 15, 2018 +1669 An intelligent and sophisticated biopic with a tour-de-force performance from Pike. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday November 14, 2018 +1669 A moving and important portrait of legendary Times of London foreign correspondent Marie Colvin. We need more movies like this, about fearless, badass women this outrageously good at their vitally necessary work. 4.5/5 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 13, 2018 +1669 A Private War is the kind of movie that wears you down with increasing tension and toll in the effort to move and reforge your empathetic spirit. 4/5 fresh Don Shanahan 0 Every Movie Has a Lesson November 13, 2018 +1669 Rosamund Pike gives the performance of her career in this honest, extraordinary tribute to Marie Colvin and war correspondents, which couldn't come at a more prescient time. A- fresh Lauren Bradshaw 0 Cloture Club November 12, 2018 +1669 Nearly any other film would be guilty of lionizing it subject. Certainly that's a danger given the nature of both the woman A Private War portrays and the issues it discusses. 9/10 fresh Andrea Thompson 0 The Young Folks November 12, 2018 +1669 Despite the undeniably extraordinary feats that Colvin achieved in life and on the edge of death, A Private War is a hagiography that reduces a complicated woman down to trauma, booze, and typing. rotten Josephine Livingstone 1 The New Republic November 12, 2018 +1669 Colvin continually stresses finding the personal within her stories, and the movie itself fails to do just that. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 9, 2018 +1669 The most surprising - positively surprising - performance in the film comes from Jamie Dornan. 3/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 9, 2018 +1669 "Colvin once summarized the ultimate challenge of her missions this way: ""The real difficulty is having enough faith in humanity that someone will care."" A Private War is such a testament of faith." fresh Michael Sragow 0 Film Comment Magazine November 9, 2018 +1669 A Private War is recommended. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express November 9, 2018 +1669 Where A Private War struggles is with its own message. The film wants to shine a light on political apathy, but that message is buried beneath layers of dramatized self-destruction. 2.5/5 rotten Matthew Monagle 0 Austin Chronicle November 8, 2018 +1669 An honest, warts and all portrait of a woman so driven to inform readers of the mad violence in the world that it cost her her own life. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 8, 2018 +1669 A fact-based feature film both celebrating and illuminating the disappearing, dangerous art of the war correspondent. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 8, 2018 +1669 Pike plays Colvin as selfless, but also a woman who would have pitched a drink in your face for calling her that. The movie takes Colvin's cue. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 8, 2018 +1669 "A reporter is never the story - the story is the story. But if looking at the reporter helps you see the story, and the human beings the story is about, then the effort may be worth it. ""A Private War"" is worth it." 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 8, 2018 +1669 Heineman and screenwriter Arash Amel remind the audience not just of the humanism that drives so many reporters, but also the extreme danger they put themselves in to bring us the truth. 3.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 7, 2018 +1669 Pike triumphs in this emotionally and physically taxing role. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 6, 2018 +1669 Unrelenting, passionate, and churning with humanity, A Private War is a film befitting its remarkable heroine. 8/10 fresh 0 PopMatters November 6, 2018 +1669 Pike's unblinking, emphatic quality has its limitations, but by the film's midpoint she rolls with every scene. Fierce and alert, she holds the screen. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 6, 2018 +1669 Pike's stellar work speaks for itself, and thankfully it also speaks on behalf of the film and on behalf of Marie Colvin. fresh Leigh Monson 0 Birth.Movies.Death. November 6, 2018 +1669 While many have praised Pike's portrayal of the famed journalist, this will be a dissent. Sometimes, showy and intense are confused with great. 2/4 rotten Robert Daniels 0 812filmreviews November 6, 2018 +1669 A sturdy character study. fresh Musanna Ahmed 0 Film Inquiry November 5, 2018 +1669 In the Trump era of fake news and journalist bashing , the timing could not be more urgent for this powerful true story of a courageous reporter on the front lines of the truth. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily November 5, 2018 +1669 ...Pike plays the hard-drinking, hard-smoking, hard-living Colvin to the hilt; it's painful to watch what she goes through in this role. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times November 5, 2018 +1669 A Private War makes sure that Colvin's bravery and legacy will never be forgotten. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies November 3, 2018 +1669 documentarian Matthew Heineman wrestles with a disjointed, episodic screenplay by Arash Amel, his film growing stronger as it goes along...Pike, with her gravelly American accent and shellshocked bravado, honors an extraordinary woman. fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 3, 2018 +1669 It feels like the kind of movie that would have been designed for Meryl Streep or Sigourney Weaver back in the day, ragged yet sumptuous, filled with moments for devastating monologues yet never so obvious as to be self-aggrandizing. 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 2, 2018 +1669 As played by Rosamund Pike, Colvin is steely, stubborn, an old-school Fourth-Estater and saltier than the Sargasso Sea. 3/5 fresh David Fear 1 Rolling Stone November 2, 2018 +1669 Depressed is a feeling you're going to walk away with A Private War. Colvin's downward spiral not only sucked the positive energy from her friends and colleagues, but it will take it away from you as well. 7.5/10 fresh Alan Ng 0 Film Threat November 2, 2018 +1669 Heineman's film is, in many ways, the movie so many people say they want: a portrait of a deeply complex, flawed, but brilliant and forceful woman. fresh Emily Yoshida 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 2, 2018 +1669 In Ms. Pike's fierce yet laconic portrayal, this tormented woman commands a fateful grace under the fire that will consume her. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 2, 2018 +1669 A Private War ultimately sides with the late journalist's assertion that the whos and whys of war matter far less in journalism than finding the right human-interest angle to hook an audience. 1.5/4 rotten Jake Cole 0 Slant Magazine November 2, 2018 +1669 An onslaught of familiar flashbacks and war montages sometimes reduce A Private War to the usual passive preachiness of such horrors... Still, Pike manages to compel us to believe in the spirit of Colvin. 2.5/5 rotten 0 IONCINEMA.com November 2, 2018 +1669 War violence, language, nudity in mature biopic. 4/5 fresh Michael Ordo 0 Common Sense Media November 2, 2018 +1669 The dramatic, personal story of Colvin herself is absorbingly told here, largely because of Pike's dynamic performance. 3.5/4 fresh Nell Minow 1 RogerEbert.com November 2, 2018 +1669 An inspiring tale marked by brilliant acting and close attention to the details of the hellish places Colvin reported on. Painful in places but essential. fresh Louis Proyect 0 Counterpunch.org November 2, 2018 +1669 "Marie was called to bear witness, and what made her a legend, and what perhaps cost her life, was both her boldness and her humanity as a reporter. ""A Private War"" never lets you forget this woman contained both in spades." 3.5/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service November 1, 2018 +1669 A stunningly moving, yet never mawkish, dissection of Marie Colvin's self-aware motivations, irrevocable positions, flawed interpersonal skills, and narrative ability to make people stop and care about whatever story was compelling her to risk her life. fresh Carlos Aguilar 1 TheWrap November 1, 2018 +1669 This is a movie worth seeing-a noble effort to polish the image of a superior journalist hell-bent on bringing the truth to the world. 3/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 1, 2018 +1669 Amel maintains an effective balance between explicating the business of journalism, simulating the horrors of armed conflict, and conveying the effect both are having on Colvin's body and soul. fresh Mark Jenkins 1 NPR November 1, 2018 +1669 It's that this fierce, lived-in performance, complete down to the drawn face and go-for-it personality, is so convincing that people who knew Colvin were shaken at the resemblance. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 1, 2018 +1669 A fascinating, complicated and addictive psyche; the kind that often shapes central characters in page-turner novels. Only in this case, this story is far from fiction. fresh Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association November 1, 2018 +1669 A deeply distressing, authentically moving psychological study of unswerving obsession. fresh Jeannette Catsoulis 1 New York Times November 1, 2018 +1669 As conflicts around the world continue to displace and murder millions, and some of us in far safer imperialist climes sit and wonder what's to be done, A Private War gives testament to the power of Marie Colvin's troubled, remarkable life. fresh Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair October 31, 2018 +1669 The parts of this episodic biopic of esteemed war correspondent Marie Colvin are so strong, they create a terrific whole. fresh Gary M. Kramer 0 Film Journal International October 31, 2018 +1669 Rosamund Pike is an absolute wrecking ball here. She embraces this complicated character and gives it her entire soul as an actress. 3/4 fresh Joey Magidson 0 Hollywood News October 31, 2018 +1669 The movie finds its rhythm as it goes, toggling between the sheer terror and adrenaline of embedding in the world's ugliest conflicts, and the murkier traumas of bringing that knowledge back home. B+ fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly October 30, 2018 +1669 Pike dives in deeply, bringing Colvin to life both physically and soulfully. It's a powerful performance. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 30, 2018 +1669 While the idea of a biopic about a journalist may not appeal to many, A Private War does something spectacularly different with the genre which keeps the audience on the edge of their seats... 5/5 fresh Jenny Desborough 0 Daily Mirror (UK) October 23, 2018 +1669 The Sunday Times war correspondent Marie Colvin gets the prestige biopic treatment in a film that boasts a fearless performance from its star, Rosamund Pike, and yet is undercut at every turn by a risible and self-defeating screenplay. 2/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) October 22, 2018 +1669 Heineman's film envelops us great cinematography and immersive set pieces, but this is Pike's film and her performance is fascinating and captivating. Pike is superb. fresh Jazz Tangcay 0 Awards Daily October 22, 2018 +1669 The spirit of Marie Colvin is felt within the film, and Pike's embodiment of this hero is something we should all be proud to stand with in a climate where the soul of our humanity is deeply troubled. 2.5/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com October 20, 2018 +1669 This is a phenomenal and ferocious lead performance from Rosamund Pike, who deserves her second Oscar nomination. fresh Don Shanahan 0 Every Movie Has a Lesson October 13, 2018 +1669 Watching the film scramble towards its inevitable conclusion, one gets the sense that Heineman sees Colvin as a kindred spirit. B fresh David Ehrlich 1 indieWire October 12, 2018 +1669 An incredibly sophisticated, psychologically immersive film... fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety September 30, 2018 +1669 An intense, harrowing drama betrayed by a campy Rosamund Pike performance. C- rotten Victor Stiff 0 The Playlist September 14, 2018 +1669 There are a few clumsy moments, but for the most part, this is a serious-minded and unsensational study of an extraordinary journalist who sacrificed everything in the line of duty. fresh Wendy Ide 0 Screen International September 13, 2018 +1669 Pike's fierce performance invigorates a mixed-bag film. fresh John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter September 12, 2018 +1672 A rather tired Western with a rather tired Dietrich. rotten Graham Greene 0 The Spectator October 3, 2018 +1672 A close-to-brilliant comedy-Western ... until the end. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies September 30, 2009 +1672 Primed with action and laughs and human sentiment. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1672 The movie might not be anywhere near as good as its reputation suggests, but as a straight-up cowboy flick with moments of light comic relief, it's a fairly fun picture. 3/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 DVDTalk.com July 7, 2008 +1672 While not a major film, it's one of those odd Hollywood mixtures where everything comes together just right. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 4, 2007 +1672 It combines humour, romance, suspense and action so seamlessly. fresh 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1672 A wonderful comic Western with Stewart and Dietrich at top form. Always a pleasure to watch. 4/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) January 7, 2004 +1672 Hollywood at its hokum best. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 26, 2003 +1672 Good fun every minute of it. fresh Frank S. Nugent 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1672 Overrated, but with enough great moments to be a must-see 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 24, 2002 +1672 Shows that the deconstruction of the Western began long before Unforgiven 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +1672 4/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly August 17, 2006 +1672 3/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly September 9, 2005 +1672 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 11, 2005 +1672 4/5 fresh Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba May 7, 2005 +1672 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 10, 2003 +1672 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 23, 2002 +1672 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com November 7, 2002 +1673 Christopher Walken is tied to a chair most of the movie, and he's the center of attention. If that's not a selling point, you and I will never agree on anything. 4/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times March 26, 2004 +1673 This movie assembles all the indie-film-of-the-Nineties cliches: brainless criminals, a bad plan, lots of dialogue, and Christopher Walken. C+ rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com August 11, 2003 +1673 A fairly average and predictable comedy-mystery, it is raised a notch by the likes of Walken, Denis Leary, and the supporting cast 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 20, 2003 +1673 ...it isn't that well-written and if you're accustomed to the genre it might even seem predictable. 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 24, 2003 +1673 Some unpredictable twists, intense thematic moments, and strong performances, the movie does not provide quite enough to warrant a recommendation. 2.5/4 rotten Blake French 0 NutzWorld March 14, 2001 +1673 Trying to figure out who the rat is, is enough of a story line for this film. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1673 A convoluted, senseless mess. rotten David Luty 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1673 The superfluous characters are almost as plentiful as the flashbacks. If someone can explain to me what Laura San Giacomo's purpose was in this film, I'll give them a dollar. 1.5/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1673 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1673 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 23, 2005 +1673 4/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews May 17, 2004 +1673 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +1673 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views July 24, 2003 +1673 5/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com June 26, 2003 +1673 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1673 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1673 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1673 8 fresh Cheryl DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1673 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1673 2.5/4 rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1673 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1673 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1673 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1673 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1673 4/10 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2000 +1673 3/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1673 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1673 C- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly April 17, 1997 +1674 This smart, touching documentary traces the connections between Wall Street's high-flying practices and the countless citizens on Main Street who now face bankruptcy and eviction. fresh John Powers 0 NPR's Fresh Air May 17, 2018 +1674 The Cockburns paint a picture of a financial world devoid of morality and scruples, a culture in which reckless disregard of reason and caution led to a towering house of cards that could only come crashing down. fresh Jonathan F. Richards 1 Film.com November 22, 2009 +1674 It's a nightmare that starts like a normal daytime drive and ends in a vortex-like sinkhole. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun November 13, 2009 +1674 As Leslie Cockburn's camera roams the foreclosed rowhouses of Baltimore, their planked-up doors reminiscent of shots from The Wire, I thought: Baltimore needs some good PR. 3/4 fresh Dan Kois 1 Washington Post November 5, 2009 +1674 Much of the final two-thirds of the documentary can have a TV newsmagazine feel: solidly presented, but not shaped to a larger end. As self-righteousness sets in, however justified, so does a certain artistic slackness. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Feeney 1 Boston Globe November 5, 2009 +1674 Putting a face on the incomprehensible figures, the film takes a look at some of the victims, middle-class professionals who bought into the dream of home ownership and lost everything. 3/4 fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix October 29, 2009 +1674 If there's an overarching theme it's that people respond to incentives and so regulation of the financial market is necessary to see that the incentives offered are not perverse. 6/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 October 24, 2009 +1674 It may be a little too Jack Webb for the masses, but there is value to its sober, just-the-facts approach. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 2, 2009 +1674 The documentary details in no-nonsense, talking-head style how commercial and investment banks moved high-risk mortgages out into the economy, dumping debt and reaping profits in the process. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 1, 2009 +1674 A lopsided, visually uninspired film that works best when it eschews the complex numbers-crunching of its financial industry pundits and whistle-blowers to profile the everyday victims of the crisis. 2.5/5 rotten Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times September 18, 2009 +1674 This film stands as an intimate, terrifying document that renders an incomprehensible slice of recent history in human terms. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com September 18, 2009 +1674 The best look to date at the rotten US housing mortgage system that developed over the last ten years. Clear enough to make you cry. 9/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics September 10, 2009 +1674 As the Cockburns interview exterminators and local police about the rats' nests and meth labs that tend to proliferate in foreclosed homes, the corruption metaphor is like something out of a Nathanael West novel. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate September 10, 2009 +1674 You'll never hear an economist explain derivatives again without thinking of the woman who walks away from the camera, weeping, as her mortgage broker refuses her check, or children's dolls splayed out on the floors of empty homes. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture September 7, 2009 +1674 "Essential viewing for understanding how banks systematically targeted low income groups in over-leveraged mortgage lending practices that led to a catastrophic economic collapse, ""American Casino"" is still a far from perfect documentary." B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 5, 2009 +1674 The piece finds a balance between the tearjerkers caught in the crossfire and the reckless bidders who don't seem to feel troubled for the life of excess at the expense of others. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Nestel 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 4, 2009 +1674 The movie's lack of Michael Moore-style dynamism has a dulling effect. 2/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News September 4, 2009 +1674 Has the feel of a quickie made-for-TV doc. It's bare bones ... but timely. 3/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com September 3, 2009 +1674 The lesson of this story: if enough money is involved, greed trumps morality. 3/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times September 3, 2009 +1674 The film doesn't come to life until too late in the game, when it takes the original tack of exploring the housing crisis through abandoned backyard swimming pools... C+ rotten Scott Tobias 1 AV Club September 3, 2009 +1674 A riveting and multidimensional examination of the subprime mortgage meltdown and its devastating impact on homeowners from poor African-Americans to wealthy Californians with swimming pools. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice September 3, 2009 +1674 A damning documentary which makes a convincing case that neither the federal government nor the corporate elite could care less about the plight of the working class. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze September 3, 2009 +1674 Outstanding documentary on how the powerful preyed upon the weak. Despite its understated tone, this is an incendiary argument for a fundamental change in class relations in the USA. fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 2, 2009 +1674 an angry film for an angry country 3/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com September 2, 2009 +1674 This authoritative, far-reaching documentary by veteran investigative journalists Leslie and Andrew Cockburn comes off as curiously bloodless. rotten Jim Ridley 1 Village Voice September 1, 2009 +1674 The Cockburns have finally made a movie about a nuclear disaster that actually happened -- their subject is the social ecology of financial meltdown. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker August 31, 2009 +1674 If this sounds somewhat like the sort of Ponzi scheme that got Bernard Madoff busted but let everyone else there off the hook, think sacrificial lamb serving as distraction to an entire tainted system. American Casino: Home invasion, Wall Street style. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze August 26, 2009 +1674 The film is designed for the public, but because it's made up of interviews with financial insiders -- and financial insiders talk like experts, not like high school economics teachers -- some of this information may be difficult for lay people to follow. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 21, 2009 +1674 A documentary so timely, it feels like they finished cutting it last night. fresh Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com May 2, 2009 +1674 The pic never completely escapes a smallscreen feel, however cogent the material. rotten Ronnie Scheib 1 Variety May 1, 2009 +1674 2/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1674 3/5 fresh Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1677 End result: You can't believe any of it. And poor Haley Joel Osment. Now he sees dead movies. C+ rotten Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America January 3, 2018 +1677 Charming family movie for tweens and up. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +1677 ...may wander near and far, mixing down-home hokum with gushy sentiment, yet it generally succeeds in winning us over. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis November 29, 2009 +1677 Duval and Caine make the film watchable, but there's too much gunplay for the movie to truly be the child-friendly entertainment that it pretends. C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 13, 2009 +1677 Lions will appeal to a more mature audience because of the solid acting duo of Caine and Duvall. It will also appeal to children because of its almost mythological feel. 2.5/4 fresh Mary Lasse 0 Christianity Today October 11, 2006 +1677 [Most family films] aim too low, so perhaps there should be hearty applause for one that tries to do too much good in its small space of time. B fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +1677 My only reservation about Caine is his less than credible Texas accent, especially since his brother's is so pronounced. B+ fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 15, 2004 +1677 To see Osment react to a door closing is akin to watching someone get defibrillated. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central March 26, 2004 +1677 An unpretentiously sweet home-is-where-the-heart-is fantasy. 2.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine February 1, 2004 +1677 [T]he real lesson here may be for Haley Joel Osment, who could well have Dickie Roberts II in his future. 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 1, 2004 +1677 This film may be all over the map, but at least it takes viewers to some interesting places. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 10, 2003 +1677 Schmaltzed up, dumbed down, bombastically-scored family drama of touchy-feely life lessons. 1/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com October 28, 2003 +1677 'There is something to be said for reminding audiences of simple truths found amidst complex circumstances. But here, the film becomes a series of hokey contrivances and the simple truth it illustrates is so reductive it is almost insulting.' rotten Michael Drakulich 0 Star Newspapers (Chicago, IL) October 22, 2003 +1677 With Caine and Duvall two kings of the acting jungle in top form; more proof why good casting directors are worth their weight in black gold. B+ fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) October 12, 2003 +1677 This is what family films are supposed to be like. fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 5, 2003 +1677 Effectively proves that senior citizens are not dull--provided that they'd spent time in the French Foreign Legion and rescued princesses. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 5, 2003 +1677 Warm and a little syrupy like old school films. 3/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card October 3, 2003 +1677 There is no shortage of ham-fisted metaphors, no paucity of windy speeches, no lack of moments that tug at the heart like a newborn clumsily grabbing for its mother. rotten Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer October 2, 2003 +1677 A wholly unique family film that can moisten your eyes even while it quickens your pulse. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 1, 2003 +1677 Because it never quite reaches its enormous potential, Secondhand Lions feels like a disappointment even though there's much to praise. 2.5/4 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online September 28, 2003 +1677 Filled with so many moments of eccentricity that I wasn't sure whether I was supposed to take it all seriously or just laugh. Is the movie a heartwarming coming-of-age film or a parody of one? 2.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat September 28, 2003 +1677 There's a deep, sad yearning that permeates through the fantastical optimism of Secondhand Lions that gives it the cold, harsh edge of reality. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies September 26, 2003 +1677 Duvall and Caine have more fun with shotguns than anyone this side of Phil Gramm. 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs September 26, 2003 +1677 In the end there may not quite be enough here to make the film a classic, but it's enjoyable and lively and warm while it lasts. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 25, 2003 +1677 The movie is fun, but thinking about it afterwards reveals just how sloppy it is 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 25, 2003 +1677 Two generous helpings of outrageous plot and hammy actors make this a guilty pleasure. fresh Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle September 25, 2003 +1677 An uneven but sweet movie about growing up and growing older. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) September 25, 2003 +1677 In the wrong hands, this would have been a maudlin, embarrassing story, but in McCanlies' hands, it feels like a cozy friend. 2.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina September 24, 2003 +1677 It makes you feel good the way that Forrest Gump made you feel good, as if the filmmakers were seriously trying to make a fun, wholesome, entertaining movie without taking on the industry with a moral agenda. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies September 24, 2003 +1677 Overly sentimental hoedown in schlock. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 23, 2003 +1677 Where McCanlies eventually almost succeeds in demolishing his laid-back little embassy of wonder and good will is his refusal to practice what his characters preach. 3/4 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) September 23, 2003 +1677 An adorable, original and thoroughly entertaining film that might just be the best movie for adults and children to see together since...well...since The Iron Giant. B+ fresh Larry Carroll 0 FilmStew.com September 23, 2003 +1677 ... Michael Caine is badly miscast in this movie. I didn't believe him for one second in that role. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 22, 2003 +1677 Along the lines of a touchy-feely, sentimental cross-generational film such as 'On Golden Pond.' B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope September 22, 2003 +1677 'Corn, corn, nothin' but corn,' Duvall complains as he looks at his crops; unsympathetic viewers will feel they can relate... 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 22, 2003 +1677 This isn't perfect filmmaking, but it's pleasant enough and a pleasure to watch. 7/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum September 21, 2003 +1677 A well-meaning trifle, earnestly performed but way too bland and vanilla to elicit much in the way of rooting interest or lasting memorability. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 20, 2003 +1677 Dvuall and Caine have such easy charm that they make this movie work, though it sags when anyone else is on screen. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 20, 2003 +1677 Packed with adventure, humor and straight-forward drama, Lions is the type of movie I loved as a kid and clearly I haven't outgrown the formula. 3.5/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal September 19, 2003 +1677 Of little interest to anyone except those who thought Air Bud was too smutty. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post September 19, 2003 +1677 It's pretty appalling, and it's boring. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post September 19, 2003 +1677 A sweet, tidy and ultimately forgettable story. 2.5/5 rotten Sabrina Rojas 0 TV Guide September 19, 2003 +1677 Secondhand Lions manages to squander the services of seasoned vets Michael Caine and Robert Duvall, and promising newcomer Haley Joel Osment, with a tale that is dramatically false and disturbingly vicious. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star September 19, 2003 +1677 The film's attitude toward female characters is so relentlessly cruel and dismissive, that it's impossible to pay attention to all the supposedly sweet stuff that surrounds Lions' hard-hearted center. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 19, 2003 +1677 Secondhand Lions is a movie you want to believe in -- original ideas, acclaimed actors -- but McCanlies uses too many broad strokes when subtlety and finesse would have had greater impact. 2.5/4 rotten Erik Lundegaard 1 Seattle Times September 19, 2003 +1677 [A] schmaltz fest. 2/4 rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 19, 2003 +1677 Has a few almost first-rate pleasures. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune September 19, 2003 +1677 A crowd-pleasing oddball comedy. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle September 19, 2003 +1677 There's not one moment in Secondhand Lions that feels genuine or heartfelt. 1.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com September 19, 2003 +1677 Lions' iron whimsy is a jackhammer on the heart. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 19, 2003 +1677 Lions takes its cue from Garth, and it loves the colorful details of a story a little too much. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 19, 2003 +1677 The movie to flunk a crucial test: 'If I saw this on TV, would it involve the word Hallmark in any way?' 3/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly September 19, 2003 +1677 Despite a star-studded cast and healthy helpings of sentiment, nostalgia and heart, it's a hollow affair that's content to tell the viewer how to feel rather than earning those feelings through its story and performances. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 19, 2003 +1677 The whole thing's just not funny enough for children. And it's far too sad for adults. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 19, 2003 +1677 An air of contrivance and, worse, fraudulence, hangs over this gentle fantasy, despite some charming moments. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 19, 2003 +1677 This story is so lamely conceived and presented that it's a grind. 2/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News September 19, 2003 +1677 Even without handicapping for the limitations of its gentle genre, the film has moments of whimsical humor and thoughtful plotting that soar tantalizingly close to something that could be enjoyed on its own merits. 3/4 fresh Charles Savage 1 Miami Herald September 19, 2003 +1677 It's basically innocuous, more or less predictable and mildly diverting. And if it didn't star Michael Caine, Robert Duvall and Haley Joel Osment, it would probably be insufferable. 2.5/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 19, 2003 +1677 It is entertaining enough, yet it seems awkward and stilted at times. Other times, it is totally loopy. 3/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies September 19, 2003 +1677 This movie is soooooo good. 4.5/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette September 19, 2003 +1677 One of those headed-for-cable oddities that must have sounded like a good idea at the time. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail September 19, 2003 +1677 You'll leave the theater wanting to call your grandparents just to say hello. B+ fresh 0 E! Online September 19, 2003 +1677 Secondhand Lions is not a great movie, but you'd have to be an old coot not to like it at least a bit. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News September 19, 2003 +1677 As entertaining as it is wholesome. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press September 19, 2003 +1677 Secondhand Lions doesn't have to do much to win us over. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 19, 2003 +1677 Secondhand Lions tries to delight, but its charms are no more credible than the swashbuckling adventure that Caine's character recounts. C+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News September 19, 2003 +1677 A gentle and sweet whimsy. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 19, 2003 +1677 [Caine and Duvall] lift this button-pushing blob of faux folksiness to a higher plane than it deserves. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer September 19, 2003 +1677 It's a real pleasure to watch these two old lions circle each other onscreen. 3.5/5 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 19, 2003 +1677 Secondhand Lions is made from a child's perspective, but its point of view has a glass eye. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe September 19, 2003 +1677 First-rate performances by Robert Duvall and Michael Caine. B- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution September 19, 2003 +1677 It's an altogether funny, charming piece, with much to hold a viewer's interest in an uncomplicated, childlike way. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 19, 2003 +1677 With [everything] going for Secondhand Lions, it's a shame McCanlies can't leave well enough alone. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 19, 2003 +1677 This seen-it-all-before family melodrama gets a fresh coat of paint because of the natural performances by Duvall and Caine . . . fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) September 19, 2003 +1677 Word of mouth should quickly ensure that New Lion Cinemas has another hit on their hands. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com September 19, 2003 +1677 In roughly two hours, Osment has already outgrown both his pants and his role. B fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) September 19, 2003 +1677 A very special movie that welcomes you in and lets you sit for a while, charms you, and then melts your heart. 4.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com September 19, 2003 +1677 Prepare for major throat lumpage by the end of this buoyant coming-of-age tale, elevated to a glorious level by its extraordinary cast. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 19, 2003 +1677 Osment doesn't have to worry about looks ending his career early. But more films like Secondhand Lions certainly could. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 19, 2003 +1677 Texas fable has heart and humor as uncles Michael Caine and Robert Duvall give Haley Joel Osment much-needed guidance. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix September 19, 2003 +1677 Don't allow the ending to ruin the film. Ignore it. C+ rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com September 18, 2003 +1677 The fanciful flashbacks which are colorful and storybook-like add some magic to the mix. 3/4 fresh Shirley Klass 0 Fantastica Daily September 18, 2003 +1677 A maudlin, disorganized family movie, throwing out so many platitudes and quasi-themes that I soon stopped trying to keep track and turned against it. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 18, 2003 +1677 You begin to sit trembling in your seat, terrified of the next puppy shot. They will haunt your dreams and torment your soul. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star September 18, 2003 +1677 Tries so hard to be quirky and loveable that it hurts to watch. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide September 18, 2003 +1677 Everything about Secondhand Lions seems unlikely, outlandish and larger than life. But director Tim McCanlies ... makes it all work by throwing in charm and likability at just the right moments. 3/4 fresh Peter Bernard 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel September 18, 2003 +1677 An enjoyable vehicle for its two stars -- and the maturing Haley Joel Osment. B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 18, 2003 +1677 The performances of Caine and Duvall are a double-barreled blast. 3/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News September 18, 2003 +1677 May be pure hokum, but at least it knows how to spin a yarn. 3/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times September 18, 2003 +1677 A mild family film with an excellent cast that never develops traction. 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times September 18, 2003 +1677 Audiences may get twitchy during some of the more obvious moments, but they'll look back on the film with a smile. B- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News September 18, 2003 +1677 Maybe you should let the grandparents take the kids to this one. 7/10 rotten Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch September 18, 2003 +1677 A saccharine, inoffensive kids movie, which might seem more at home as a made-for-cable affair. 3/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic September 18, 2003 +1677 The kind of pandering family entertainment that would make even Walt Disney roll in his grave. 1.5/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday September 18, 2003 +1677 There's something for everyone: comedy, drama and romance. 4/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 18, 2003 +1677 Despite the considerable imagination that has gone into realizing period scenes on a modest budget, all the episodes feel hurried and clipped, like they've been passed through too many impatient editing-room hands, and the picture never fully absorbs you. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly September 18, 2003 +1677 A movie that's smart and entertaining almost every step of the way. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor September 18, 2003 +1677 There are too many leaden moments and odd shifts in tone to keep Lions from winning us over. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 18, 2003 +1677 Secondhand Lions is an extraordinary coming-of-age movie that salutes the odd ways eccentric individuals can inspire us to become all we are meant to be. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice September 18, 2003 +1677 The quieter moments are when the actors get to do good work. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) September 18, 2003 +1677 It foregoes the sap and the lowbrow of a lesser movie in favor of engaging creativity and a message that, through some characters' tough choices, actually resonates. 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 18, 2003 +1677 A crowd-pleaser of the most old-fashioned sort, and who cares about calculation when it's served up with so abundant a desire to please and blessed with a cast like this one? B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 18, 2003 +1677 Pardon the cliche, but it really is that rare film that will appeal to all ages. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) September 18, 2003 +1677 Osment's the weak link in the movie and because of the substantial amount of time he spends on screen, his weak link status is highly noticeable and very distracting. B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com September 18, 2003 +1677 A bit clumsy for a film that too often tries to jump from slapstick to drama to action thriller. 5/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 17, 2003 +1677 With no baseline 'truth' to be found among the cartoony characters and cheesy twists, the whole production feels like a Texas-size load of secondhand lyin'. C+ rotten Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly September 17, 2003 +1677 Just silly and sappy enough that it might appeal to preteens, but I can't see many outside of that age group embracing it. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews September 17, 2003 +1677 Ridiculous scripting and a geeky, grating performance by the needy, too-old-for-this-role Osment sets the teeth on edge. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly September 17, 2003 +1677 A movie the whole family can enjoy. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com September 17, 2003 +1677 Attempts many different things and succeeds in all of them. It's like the ambitions of Gigli were met with the success of Pirates of the Caribbean. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com September 16, 2003 +1677 A gooey, syrupy mess. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International September 16, 2003 +1677 A thirdhand lark. rotten Ed Park 1 Village Voice September 16, 2003 +1677 A waste of three fine actors. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review September 16, 2003 +1677 It's scary to think of how much better this king of the jungle could've been had it possessed the sharp teeth of its animal namesake and took a serious bite out of the plump themes of family greed, lost love and misspent youth. 2.5/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com September 16, 2003 +1677 Schmaltzy? Absolutely. But in the hands of three exceptional actors, Secondhand Lions is totally entertaining and heartwarming. I'm adding it to my best-of-year list. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 16, 2003 +1677 Awash in nostalgia, Lions combines a gentle coming-of-age story with swashbuckling fantasy. fresh Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter September 12, 2003 +1677 Secondhand Lions is too great a film to be completely destroyed by the fading abilities of an awkward man-child. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend September 6, 2003 +1677 I came out of Secondhand Lions feeling manipulated but not minding. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 5, 2003 +1677 While this unabashedly sweet and sentimental tale is everything I was afraid it would be, I could not help but be affected by it, largely due to Duvall's perfectly pitched performance C+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 3, 2003 +1677 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1677 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1677 2/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 16, 2005 +1677 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1677 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 4, 2003 +1677 5/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com September 27, 2003 +1677 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 22, 2003 +1677 3/4 fresh 0 Hartford Courant September 20, 2003 +1677 3/4 fresh 0 Hollywood.com September 20, 2003 +1677 9/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com September 17, 2003 +1678 Please ground all future Airport movies. The first was fine, and enough. 2/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com February 23, 2008 +1678 The sequels got progressively sillier, but the body counts are still fun to tally. 2.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 3, 2005 +1678 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com January 20, 2008 +1678 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1679 Utter trash that's trashy enough to be mildly amusing. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 13, 2004 +1679 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 16, 2005 +1680 An unnervingly personal character study about alienation and self-pity in the millennial age. fresh Glenn Heath 0 San Diego CityBeat November 3, 2018 +1680 James White is a heartbreaking movie that runs on emotional adrenaline more than dramatic structure. 3.5/5 fresh Pat Padua 0 Spectrum Culture August 28, 2018 +1680 James White will break you, leaving you sobbing your eyes out 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 3, 2017 +1680 Josh Mond's movie is an unwavering gaze into an abyss, provided by absolutely stirring performances from his lead performers. 9/10 fresh Piers Marchant 0 PopMatters December 13, 2016 +1680 One of the year's most unfairly invisible successes. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 10, 2016 +1680 A film that criticizes society and the way it focuses on vanity and other superfluous things. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh 0 April 28, 2016 +1680 One will never wish to go through precisely what White does, but losing one's parents is inevitable, and the film is a searingly authentic portrait of the process. B+ fresh Jordan Raup 0 The Film Stage February 25, 2016 +1680 It's not easy viewing by any means. But it is strangely refreshing for a movie to show us that terminal illness involves agony and vomit and terror, despite what Beaches might have told us. fresh Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman February 24, 2016 +1680 This courageous film gets right up in the face of suffering and it doesn't flinch. 4/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 The List February 19, 2016 +1680 A low-key but devastating drama with more raw authenticity than a hundred examples of Sundance landfill. 4/5 fresh Josh Slater-Williams 0 The Skinny February 15, 2016 +1680 Death does not become him 4/5 fresh 0 JWR January 14, 2016 +1680 The movie... is so engaging there are times when it becomes almost overwhelming. But that is a glowing sign of how well the movie is acted and put together. 3/4 fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee January 7, 2016 +1680 "James White"" can be a chore to sit through, but it's never completely without merit." B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 31, 2015 +1680 "Whether you want to spend time with ""James White"" depends on your tolerance for yet another film about how hard it is for guys who just feel too much." 3/5 fresh Suzanne Condie 1 Arizona Republic December 17, 2015 +1680 Most films dealing with illness and carer relationships follow the same emotional paths and miss the same points. This film, by contrast, feels fresh and real even to those of us who have been there. 4/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film December 17, 2015 +1680 Abbott's performance is serious and committed; James White is constantly fuming in an interior dispute with the rest of the world. 3/4 fresh Robert Horton 0 HeraldNet (Everett, WA) December 11, 2015 +1680 "The experience of watching ""James White"" is like being shut up in a small, dark, airless room ... a sickroom." 2/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times December 10, 2015 +1680 Veteran producer Josh Mond makes his feature-directing debut here. It elides as much as it shows, but his sketches are mostly deft and always deeply physical. fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight December 4, 2015 +1680 It's Abbott who's the revelation, showing off all sorts of previously unseen leading-man potential. fresh Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News December 4, 2015 +1680 The acting is good in this film, but watching it is like a depressing, exhausting journey to nowhere. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 4, 2015 +1680 Wisely, James White leaves the unresolved troubles and feelings of its eponymous character unresolved. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 4, 2015 +1680 An accomplished and compelling film by writer/director Josh Mond, James White is also pretty much a bummer. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 3, 2015 +1680 Both Nixon and Mond invest James White... with a raw honesty that makes James White a compelling drama about the demands and rewards of family. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org December 3, 2015 +1680 Abbott contributes a smart, soulful performance, but Nixon keeps threatening to walk away with the movie as the mother, who can't get enough of life and whose physical decay is colored by rage, defiance, and terror. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 3, 2015 +1680 Filmmaker Josh Mond is as interested in his hero's valleys as his...well, not peaks, but the moments when he's less agitated, even peaceful. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro December 3, 2015 +1680 "James White"" gets up close and personal in often discomfiting ways, but it's never exploitative or glib. It hits the highs, and the rock bottoms, and all the damnable stuff in between." 3.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 3, 2015 +1680 The rare movie that refuses to go easy on the experience of having a serious illness or what it takes to take care of someone who does. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye December 3, 2015 +1680 Gripping cancer drama. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 28, 2015 +1680 With an intimacy caught in tight close-ups, Abbott and Nixon hold the pared-down script and each other gently. Like grief itself, this film might knock the wind right out of you. 3.5/4 fresh Julia Cooper 1 Globe and Mail November 27, 2015 +1680 Abbott's feral depiction of such fierce loyalty is something close to brilliant. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 26, 2015 +1680 ... an intense, ultimately uplifting character study ... 'Sex in the City's' Nixon is so good as the title character's stricken mother she should be remembered come Oscar nomination time. 3/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 0 CinemaDope November 26, 2015 +1680 A poignant drama that will leave you yearning for the kind of transformation that takes place near the end. 4.5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice November 26, 2015 +1680 The picture is gut-wrenching in its study of stress, illness, and love 4/5 fresh Daniel Gelb 0 AllMovie November 23, 2015 +1680 "A knockout lead performance by Christopher Abbott and a superb supporting turn by Cynthia Nixon make the propulsive and deeply felt ""James White"" worth experiencing despite a difficult, at times elliptical story." fresh Gary Goldstein 1 Los Angeles Times November 19, 2015 +1680 Was he always this way? Or is it just a reaction to so much sickness and death? The film doesn't say. B fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly November 17, 2015 +1680 A well-acted, powerful, deep film spotlighted by commanding performances. 6.5/10 fresh Zach Hollwedel 0 Under the Radar November 16, 2015 +1680 Strong performances help bring a powerful authenticity to this low-budget drama of guilt, grief and arrested development. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue November 13, 2015 +1680 Writer-director Josh Mond's feature debut is a devastating portrait of the stress of being a caregiver, particularly one so young, that's remarkably free of sentimentality or a typical tearjerker's cues. fresh Tricia Olszewski 1 TheWrap November 13, 2015 +1680 Mond, making his feature directing debut after producing a slew of intriguing indies, brings intensity to an intimate domestic drama about a feckless New York City slacker who appears to have a fight-or-flight approach to a familial crisis. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR November 13, 2015 +1680 Josh Mond's debut film is the indie find of the year, filled with scenes that hit like a shot in the heart. Cynthia Nixon digs so deep into her character that you can feel her nerve endings. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 13, 2015 +1680 Built out of strongly acted moments of unflinching honesty, Josh Mond's UWS-set feature debut redeems the indie grief movie -- take that as an endorsement and a warning. 4/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 13, 2015 +1680 One of the strengths of James White is its subtlety. It has things to say about modern life and especially the twentysomething male experience, but they are never said as much as pictured. 3/4 fresh Brett McCracken 0 Christianity Today November 13, 2015 +1680 Alas for James, sadness is not a jerk license and his bid to seem dark and complicated merely comes across as tiresome self-pity. 1/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post November 13, 2015 +1680 James White is a deeply moving debut for Mond, a gorgeously made, beautifully acted stunner that is especially painful because it's so obvious that it comes from a deep personal place. But the movie's worth every moment you give it. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online November 12, 2015 +1680 "James White"" doesn't soften its message: You can only avoid facing reality for so long, until it catches up with you. Then it grabs you by the throat." fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times November 12, 2015 +1680 With the camera close on his expressive face, Abbott finds power in explosions of self-destruction and glimpses of vulnerable soul within the character. fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 TIME Magazine November 12, 2015 +1680 An honest, moving, and occasionally even funny portrait of what happens when a cripplingly immature young man gets hit with one reality check after another. A- fresh Noel Murray 1 AV Club November 12, 2015 +1680 There's a foggy, drifting quality to Mond's storytelling style that befits this portrait of a young man who is himself adrift in the adult world. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate November 12, 2015 +1680 It confronts the hard realities of a world in which few make it to maturity without their share of scars, and no one makes it out of adulthood alive. 3/4 fresh Jesse Cataldo 0 Slant Magazine November 11, 2015 +1680 Like no movie in recent memory, the feature debut of writer-director Josh Mond is a small marvel of evenhanded empathy. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Paste Magazine November 11, 2015 +1680 When James White really digs in, it's an affecting portrait of grief and of feeling lost in life. So often the two go hand in hand. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Village Voice November 10, 2015 +1680 As scripted, James has so few distinguishing traits that this potential bourgeois Everyman comes off as nobody in particular. rotten Richard Brody 1 New Yorker November 9, 2015 +1680 Another reliable performance by Cynthia Nixon. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 2, 2015 +1680 It's hard to imagine a scenario where James White can't be pointed to as among the best of this year's American debuts. 8/10 fresh Sam Woolf 0 We Got This Covered September 17, 2015 +1680 ...it ultimately does seem as though the writer/director simply didn't have enough material to justify a full-length feature. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews September 14, 2015 +1680 Josh Mond's debut feature is a refreshingly authentic and profitably low-key drama. fresh Michael Pattison 0 Slant Magazine August 10, 2015 +1680 James White is at times so bleak and bracing that many will find it tough to endure. 3.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com February 2, 2015 +1680 A devastating dissection of a man who's forced out of his arrested development and into adulthood by extreme tragedy and the responsibility that comes with it. 4/4 fresh Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com January 31, 2015 +1680 The world it presents seems at times so slippery and uncertain that being lost seems like the only natural response. fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 30, 2015 +1680 One of the best movies to hit Sundance this year, with an awards-worthy performance by Cynthia Nixon. 9/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 29, 2015 +1680 Other actors would have milked the dramatic opportunities here for all they were worth, but Nixon and Abbott - the latter glimpsed briefly in A Most Violent Year - keep their sights on the heartbreaking inevitability of the situation. 4/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Guardian January 24, 2015 +1680 "James White"" is about broken people barely holding on while trying to cope with unbearable pain, and the experience can be bruising. But without ever feeling the need to show you hope or redemption, a recognizably real humanity still bleeds through." B fresh Rodrigo Perez 0 The Playlist January 24, 2015 +1680 A viscerally acted drama whose rich visual and sonic textures intensify the plunge into the title character's messy life. fresh David Rooney 1 Hollywood Reporter January 23, 2015 +1680 There wouldn't be much reason for us to care about what happens to the character at all were it not for the fugitive soulfulness that flickers in his eyes like a light at the end of some cavernous tunnel. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Variety January 23, 2015 +1682 A straightforward drama, this film works well enough for what it is but it could've been much better. 3.0/4 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews November 20, 2018 +1682 It is safe to say that few heard about this incident and wondered what kind of gelato these guys prefer, or what they talk about when connecting on Skype. D rotten Matt Pais 0 MattPais.com October 23, 2018 +1682 "Did he hire three non-actors or only two?"" Well, to tell you the truth, in all this tedium I kind of lost track myself." 3/10 rotten Matt Hudson 0 What I Watched Tonight October 11, 2018 +1682 A better idea in theory than in execution...these guys are just so darn ordinary, they're really not terribly interesting, and they're playing themselves... rotten Lisa Nesselson 0 France24 September 26, 2018 +1682 It's a really, really unsatisfactory film, which is a shame because the story is quite an extraordinary one. rotten Mark Kermode 0 Kermode & Mayo's Film Review August 27, 2018 +1682 There's something to this uncharacteristically inept handling of a compelling story. I think it might do well among theater goers who are starving for films with a devote, heroic message. rotten Lisa Johnson 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com August 21, 2018 +1682 The shoddiest thing Eastwood has ever directed. By far. 1.5/5 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending July 28, 2018 +1682 Simply put, this is one of the most ill-advised biopics to grace screens in years. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com May 29, 2018 +1682 An abysmal almost unwatchable biopic with nothing new or unique to say. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed May 28, 2018 +1682 Kudos to Eastwood for good intentions, but stories, like trains, need a dependable surface. This train is running on jointed tracks. C- rotten Paul Chambers 0 Movie Chambers May 24, 2018 +1682 After meandering around for more than an hour, the film snaps electrically into focus for the pivotal scene 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall May 9, 2018 +1682 The film is sold on the idea that the real-life heroes play themselves, but it's a fatal mistake that undercuts what few good scenes the film does offer outside of the train attack 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk April 25, 2018 +1682 From a Clint Eastwood directorial, one expects better. Alas, this one is relegated to being merely an experiment in casting. 3/5 rotten Reza Noorani 0 The Times of India March 12, 2018 +1682 As a Clint Eastwood experiment, and a sincere tribute to the heroism of the three men involved, it succeeds with its earnestness. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 26, 2018 +1682 [Clint] Eastwood lacks subtlety. [Full Review in Spanish] rotten Alejandro Alem 0 El Universal February 26, 2018 +1682 If you're open to the power of Eastwood's formalistic radicalism, it will reveal itself as an admirable piece of hero storytelling - one that, as its tagline suggests, focuses on the real heroes. fresh Shawn Glinis 0 Film Inquiry February 24, 2018 +1682 An authentic, somewhat tedious re-enactment of a historical event that was ripped from the headlines. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate February 23, 2018 +1682 The acting feels stilted and the setup seems aimless. Too often, it feels like you're watching a stranger's holiday videos. 2/5 rotten Andy Lea 0 Daily Star February 22, 2018 +1682 Who knows how much a better script with trained actors would've helped, but I'm willing to go out on a limb and say... considerably. rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) February 21, 2018 +1682 We get to know how the three men think, from boyhood pranks to career disappointments to the moment of truth, but we can't say we fully understand them. In fact, we almost feel sorry for them. rotten Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express February 21, 2018 +1682 "Certainly, it's no ""Mystic River"" or ""Letters from Iwo Jima."" But at least in technical terms it does display the professional quality that marks Eastwood's typical filmmaking style." fresh Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) February 21, 2018 +1682 The most amateurish, inadvertently funny studio film in recent memory. 0.5/5 rotten 0 Cinemixtape February 19, 2018 +1682 It's well-intentioned subject matter that's handled, for the most part, rather poorly by Clint Eastwood... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 19, 2018 +1682 You just want it all to stop and for real actors and scriptwriters to be parachuted in. 2/5 rotten Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) February 18, 2018 +1682 The young men do quite well, and Eastwood delivers a polished product with a tightly staged climax. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review February 16, 2018 +1682 An offbeat, mysterious curveball we neither needed nor deserved. rotten Danny King 0 4Columns February 16, 2018 +1682 It's the second section that's really dire: a flaccid travelogue in which the boys visit landmark tourist attractions...these scenes bring the film to a grinding halt from which it never recovers. 2/5 rotten David Stratton 0 The Australian February 16, 2018 +1682 The film descends into paralysis as the three head for their date with fate at the end of a European vacation. 2/10 rotten 0 MetroActive February 16, 2018 +1682 They might have fared better with a filmmaker who actually works with his actors to shape performance and character, something Eastwood has been proudly uninterested in doing for more than a decade. 1/5 rotten Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto February 15, 2018 +1682 Fortunately, people will remember these men for their heroic feat, and not for it's tedious cinematic adaptation. [Full Review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Mario Alegre 0 February 15, 2018 +1682 Even if they were the best actors in the world, the movie leading up to [the act] is just this thing. It just happens. 1.5/5 rotten Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know February 15, 2018 +1682 It's as if Eastwood told them to forget the cameras and just be themselves. They are pretty good and believable as first-time actors. fresh 0 National Catholic Reporter February 15, 2018 +1682 A recruitment pamphlet would have proved more effective than the latest army propaganda for theaters from acclaimed director Clint Eastwood. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Orlando Maldonado 0 Movie Network February 14, 2018 +1682 I found this to be one of Clint Eastwood's worst films. I thought the emotion was very fake. D rotten Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com February 14, 2018 +1682 They're all handsome but just appalling actors. This disjuncture is impossible to forget while watching the film, and it's very uncomfortable. rotten Josephine Livingstone 1 The New Republic February 14, 2018 +1682 Whatever the film's shortcomings, one thing you can't fault Eastwood for is his unassailable commitment to celebrating American heroism. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW February 13, 2018 +1682 There's no story to tell until the thing happens, and once it happens, it's over in a few minutes. It's not a movie, it's an anecdote. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 13, 2018 +1682 ... the director seeks to reflect on the hero without finding the pulse of his heroism. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/5 rotten Carlos Mara 0 February 13, 2018 +1682 This film courts that kind of lionization far less than one would expect from Eastwood at this stage, and stands out among our contemporary film fare for its humility. 4/5 fresh Nate Fisher 0 MUBI February 13, 2018 +1682 Eastwood is making a point here about the heroism of ordinary men, the grit behind seemingly banal bros, though it's one of the oddest and lowest-key films he's ever made. 3/5 fresh Ian Mantgani 0 The Skinny February 13, 2018 +1682 One can't help but think that a movie chronicling Ayoub El Khazzani's journey toward that fateful day might be more interesting and useful. 2/5 rotten Tara Brady 0 Irish Times February 12, 2018 +1682 Despite good intentions, the movie never lives up to the breathless excitement the real-life story promises. 2/4 rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer February 12, 2018 +1682 This time, the proverbial lack of subtlety in the director's narrative is not synonymous with agility. [Full Review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Luis Mart 0 El Mundo (Spain) February 12, 2018 +1682 It has an epic fail of a screenplay which, in a curiously heavy-handed style, anchors the events in a morass of talk about destiny. It gives off the impression of being about Christian belief but with little sense of what that means for those involved. rotten 0 The Ringer February 12, 2018 +1682 Clint Eastwood turns a terrorist attack into a bit of post-hoc reality 'entertainment' with the stunt casting of the actual heroes as themselves in a stilted, tone-deaf piece of Christian-American propaganda. 0/5 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 12, 2018 +1682 The first half of this drama is slow and awkward, mainly due to the stars' amateurish acting; but once it finally gets going, Eastwood's skilled touch reveals itself. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media February 12, 2018 +1682 It is an utter disaster; a staggeringly incompetent and woefully misjudged exercise. 1/5 rotten Chris Wasser 0 The Herald (Ireland) February 11, 2018 +1682 Not a major Eastwood film, but undeniably stirring. 3/5 fresh Tom Shone 0 Sunday Times (UK) February 11, 2018 +1682 The empty chairs have taken over. 1.5/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net February 11, 2018 +1682 Surprisingly good acting by the real people about whom the movie is made add to the verisimilitude, even though the setup is too slow for such a rapid, but heroic, climax. 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times February 11, 2018 +1682 Eastwood seems to lose interest in the story as the film unfolds. And if the director doesn't care enough to make sure each take is in focus, why should we? 1/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) February 11, 2018 +1682 "It's no ""American Sniper,"" and enjoyable as it is, the stunt casting is self-defeating. Still, you can't help but be moved by the valor of these young men." B+ fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald February 9, 2018 +1682 It marks Eastwood's worst film I've seen at the cinemas and will hopefully be buried before his next project arrives. 1/5 rotten Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer February 9, 2018 +1682 It is like watching butter melt at room temperature. D rotten Will Leitch 0 Paste Magazine February 9, 2018 +1682 The action sequence on the train is truly remarkable, and Eastwood shoots with a documentary-style immediacy, but the surrounding film - especially the script and performances - doesn't serve this thrilling true-life story, or the audience. 2/4 rotten Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service February 9, 2018 +1682 [Casting the subjects is] risky move that occasionally makes proceedings seem awfully real - but, more often, really awkward. 5/10 rotten 0 Adelaide Review February 9, 2018 +1682 The finale is Eastwood at his laziest, allowing news footage to do his job. At least Stone, Skarlatos and Sadler now have the ultimate souvenir of their vacation. D rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times February 9, 2018 +1682 These scenes flow like treacle and then the movie really slows down. 1/5 rotten Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald February 9, 2018 +1682 [Clint] Eastwood, a capable and competent filmmaker, seems to have trusted the script and his non-actors more than his instincts. 2/4 rotten Tom Meek 0 Cambridge Day February 9, 2018 +1682 ... doesn't provide a proper tribute to their bravery, in part because of misguided casting and script decisions. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue February 9, 2018 +1682 The brief but exciting climax almost, but not quite, redeems such deficiencies. 2.5/4 rotten Barry Paris 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette February 9, 2018 +1682 Well-intentioned but a bore. Would have been much better as a documentary. rotten Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 9, 2018 +1682 It's all so dumbfounding it makes you wonder: Did Eastwood even, like, show up on set and direct this thing? 4/10 rotten Oliver Whitney 0 ScreenCrush February 9, 2018 +1682 The worst film that Eastwood has ever made. rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) February 9, 2018 +1682 The film may be corny and a little gauche but there is no arguing with its sentiments. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) February 9, 2018 +1682 It's a narrative of almost nothing interesting happening until the moment of crisis in the very last reel. 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) February 9, 2018 +1682 A consummate work in Eastwood's filmography. 4/4 fresh John Semley 1 Globe and Mail February 9, 2018 +1682 Who needs real actors when all Clint Eastwood wants to make is propaganda? 1/5 rotten Rohan Naahar 0 Hindustan Times February 9, 2018 +1682 The story of Stone, Skarlatos and Sadler is, as Hollande said, an inspiring one that deserved to be told. It's a story, though, that deserved to be told better than Eastwood manages to do. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 8, 2018 +1682 Whatever its obvious limitations, the gambit of casting nonactors in the lead roles at least brings the movie a certain authenticity, but it's torpedoed by the tin-eared backstory laid out by Dorothy Blyskal's script. rotten Sam Adams 1 Slate February 8, 2018 +1682 Eastwood terrorist thriller casts three American heroes to play themselves. They had never acted before and as far as I'm concerned their record is clean, leaving the gripping, complex movie that might have been frustratingly out of reach. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 8, 2018 +1682 Review proof. Padded story with an inoffensive screenplay, stunt casting and, dare I call it, boring. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com February 8, 2018 +1682 ... the film falls in a pothole from which it escapes when the Moroccan Ayoub el-Khazzani gets on the train. And it triggers, in more than one sense, the action. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 February 8, 2018 +1682 Performances in Eastwood films are usually uneven, but here his hands-off directing style shows no mercy ... C- rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club February 8, 2018 +1682 This isn't just a train wreck. It's the sound of Clint Eastwood's career death knell. D- rotten Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction February 8, 2018 +1682 It's a movie experiment that fails badly... 1.5/5 rotten Gregory Wakeman 0 Metro February 8, 2018 +1682 How do you mess up this story so spectacularly? 1/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 8, 2018 +1682 A single act of heroism can truly transform a life, but that action does not necessarily make for a transformative motion picture. rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 8, 2018 +1682 Eastwood and his screenwriter failed to build much of a movie around a few minutes of immense courage. rotten Kyle Smith 0 National Review February 8, 2018 +1682 Eastwood's attempt to pay homage to these real-life people is noble, but the way he does it shows his worst side, taking a step back in his work. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/10 rotten Emiliano Basile 0 EscribiendoCine February 8, 2018 +1682 The intriguing docudrama gimmick backfires -- not just because the participants aren't particularly dynamic, but also because Eastwood's potentially novel, counterintuitive narrative approach to the material proves enervating as opposed to engrossing. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International February 8, 2018 +1682 We love stories of real-life heroics and grace under lethal pressure. But we need them to be more than the sum of their stirring intentions. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune February 8, 2018 +1682 The very averageness of these conscientious, gutsy guys is precisely the point. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine February 8, 2018 +1682 The result is a case study in why getting things right isn't necessarily the right way to make a movie. Facts can be really dull. And pro actors are more compelling than real people can ever be. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune February 8, 2018 +1682 One of the worst, most inexcusably poor movies Clint Eastwood has turned out in his career behind the camera and a possible contender for one of the worst films of the year. 2/10 rotten Simon Thompson 0 IGN Movies February 8, 2018 +1682 A uniqueness to this film that carries it over the rough spots, past the mundane moments to a frenzied, inspiring ending. fresh Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association February 8, 2018 +1682 Whatever he's done in the past, Eastwood here seems most interested in paying tribute to some men who deserve the commendation - nothing more, and nothing less rotten Keith Phipps 0 Uproxx February 8, 2018 +1682 If only someone could've heroically intervened to save this movie. 2/4 rotten Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com February 8, 2018 +1682 The imminently likeable and gentlemanly [Spencer] Stone is the leader here and he has real screen presence. 3/5 fresh Alan Corr 0 February 8, 2018 +1682 Get these guys a poem, song, or talk show appearance. Putting them in the movies is a bad idea, with Eastwood turning attempted inspirational authenticity into a tortuous, uncomfortably silly viewing experience. F rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com February 8, 2018 +1682 Eastwood asks us to see beyond our prejudices and embrace lives that seem so different from ours. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International February 8, 2018 +1682 Delivering a heroic and inspiring true story, Eastwood doesn't let us down. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies February 8, 2018 +1682 Eastwood masterfully re-creates the blood-curdling fear and panic on the train, contrasting that with the men's astonishing courage as the rest of the passengers do what most people would: Freeze and cower. 3/5 fresh 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) February 8, 2018 +1682 "Eastwood faced similar issues with his last film, ""Sully,"" and he still hasn't figured out how to take a relatively short dramatic event and build a movie around it." 2.5/5 rotten Ethan Sacks 1 New York Daily News February 8, 2018 +1682 That these men are brave beyond measure and saved countless lives is in no doubt but, with its focus on the dullest of details, lack of psychological insight and bizarre shifts in tone, it's a bewildering folly indeed. 2/5 rotten Emma Simmonds 0 The List February 8, 2018 +1682 Another cool and subtle treatise on the nature of heroism from this American master. 4/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies February 8, 2018 +1682 Eastwood seems to be reaching for some level of realism, but when every single interaction feels like half-coded AI tried to recreate bro talk, it's clear that a mistake has been made. D rotten Kevin P. Sullivan 1 Entertainment Weekly February 8, 2018 +1682 A strangely boring, dramatically inert film in which the main characters remain as opaque and unreadable as sphinxes to the very last. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 8, 2018 +1682 The profanity-free squareness is close to excruciating: You won't believe how boring it is partying with real-life heroes. 2/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out February 8, 2018 +1682 A disappointing telling of a heroic story, with a commendable attention to detail highlighting narrative shortcomings. 2/5 rotten Linda Marric 0 HeyUGuys February 8, 2018 +1682 Ultimately, its greatest shortcoming is that it's lazy, half-hearted button-pushing, more grimly tedious than gung-ho. 1/5 rotten Terry Staunton 0 Radio Times February 8, 2018 +1682 Eastwood can't overcome the inherent problem that everyday Joes like split-second heroes Spencer Stone, Alek Skarlatos and Anthony Sadler don't necessarily have cinematic back-stories. 2/5 rotten Simon Foster 0 Screen-Space February 7, 2018 +1682 "Perhaps Clint ""One Take"" Eastwood wasn't the right guy to direct a movie ""acted"" by non actors, and some pretty lousy child actors as well. " 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation February 7, 2018 +1682 Mostly comprised of banal, drama-free, quotidian scenes that merely reinforce the men's status as regular Joes who, one day, had the opportunity for greatness thrust upon them. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter February 7, 2018 +1682 The film keeps telling us that what happened aboard that train was the fulfillment of something, but neither the event nor the three actors re-enacting it seem completely real. They seem like pieces of reality trapped in a movie. rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety February 7, 2018 +1682 A certain blunt power is guaranteed by the facts of the story, and Mr. Eastwood doesn't obviously try for anything more than that. But his workmanlike absorption in the task at hand is precisely what makes this movie fascinating as well as moving. fresh 1 New York Times February 7, 2018 +1682 Oh dear. Clint Eastwood, what have you done? 2/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times February 7, 2018 +1684 We all know a movie like this isn't appealing to anyone beside the folks who grew up during that time. And even they will be compelled to cringe at its mention... 1/4 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed May 14, 2008 +1684 "Metter's ""Girls"" may just want to have fun but for the rest of us this concept is just wishful thinking." 2/5 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 TheWorldJournal.com June 4, 2003 +1684 If you're going to base a movie on a song, why not choose a song that's, y'know, about something? 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1684 3/5 fresh 0 european-films.net August 8, 2007 +1684 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly August 25, 2005 +1684 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 21, 2005 +1684 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 27, 2002 +1684 3/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com April 18, 2001 +1685 This inspired-by-reality tale is essentially an emotional snuff film. It's the kind of misguided effort a middle-aged director indulges in when he wants to reinvent himself as edgy. C- rotten Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) November 6, 2010 +1685 Cassavetes' film is pure Hollywood fiction and sensationalism mixed with some sense of reality, but hell I enjoyed it a great deal... 3/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed August 10, 2007 +1685 A lackluster teenage true-crime tale. 1.5/5 rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies June 25, 2007 +1685 Stylishly and thoughtfully directed by Nick Cassavetes, Alpha Dog is occasionally chilling, but always absorbing. fresh Mark Adams 0 Sunday Mirror (UK) April 20, 2007 +1685 Its originality lies in the fact that it depicts white middle-class kids on the loose, calling their women bitches and listening endlessly to violent, misogynist and homophobic black rap. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard April 20, 2007 +1685 Lengthy and often off-hot topic, this is still a gripping saga with stand-out turns from Timberlake, Hirsch and kid-in-the-spotlight Yelchin. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Dean 0 Total Film April 20, 2007 +1685 You know you're in trouble the second you take a look at Bruce Willis's fake liver spots. rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) April 20, 2007 +1685 True, Alpha Dog is a film with no manners. But it has great nerve. What's truly impressive is how the splintered story is buried by individual performances. 4/5 fresh 0 Times (UK) April 20, 2007 +1685 Worth seeing for Stone's grotesque bow and some great youthful performances. But it's not half as gritty as it thinks it is. 3/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 Film4 April 20, 2007 +1685 Emotionally engaging, impressively directed and frequently tense drama with strong performances from a terrific ensemble cast. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon April 19, 2007 +1685 A movie which has been put together with occasional skill but lacks a compelling reason to exist. rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out April 19, 2007 +1685 Cassavetes uses a wide arsenal of flashy techniques...but his stylistic fourishes and some committed performances cannot disguise a certain emptiness where there should be tragedy. 3/5 fresh Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com April 17, 2007 +1685 Cassavetes, first and foremost, made Alpha Dog a great ensemble piece, a decision that really distinguishes the film from its lesser teenage crime counterparts. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 UGO March 24, 2007 +1685 As it happens, not all dogs to to heaven. Some go straight to hell, and Alpha Dog gets there faster and stays there longer than most. F rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks March 4, 2007 +1685 Watching it is like being trapped at the biggest boneheaded gathering of snowballing stupidity you can imagine rotten Michelle Orange 0 Reeler February 21, 2007 +1685 Justin Timberlake has what it takes to be a genuine movie star. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 5, 2007 +1685 The worst movie of the year. 0/6 rotten Melissa Anderson 1 Time Out February 3, 2007 +1685 A little long and pushy, but very well-played and at times utterly harrowing 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall February 3, 2007 +1685 This won't run at the front of the movie pack but it has bite. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com January 17, 2007 +1685 At its best, the film offers a pointed critique of a youth culture that views someone like Jesse James Hollywood as a person to emulate. 2.5/4 fresh Ethan Alter 0 Premiere Magazine January 17, 2007 +1685 What Cassavetes gets right is how young bravado - not machismo, but extending to boys and girls - often wards off feeling by fetishizing heartlessness. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) January 17, 2007 +1685 Foster is the one truly, disturbingly believable young actor in the cast, all sweaty adrenaline and menacing self-loathing. fresh Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba January 16, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog is good filmmaking. 3/4 fresh Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers January 16, 2007 +1685 Cassavetes' script buries a lot of character and thematic ambitions in the facts of the case. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies January 15, 2007 +1685 Timberlake runs away with the movie, earning retribution for the straight-to-video disaster of Edison Force. 3.5/5 fresh Lexi Feinberg 0 CinemaBlend January 15, 2007 +1685 Despite some rather surprisingly good acting by some of the most unlikely of cast members, the film's directing and editing style ultimately ruin Alpha Dog. 1/5 rotten Michael Black 0 ReviewExpress.com January 15, 2007 +1685 All the overacting from the white boyz in the hood is nothing compared to the final speech from Sharon Stone, the alpha and omega of bad Hollywood actresses. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly January 15, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog's characters adopt poses that they've seen on television and in the movies, and the same goes for the young cast hamming it up as if they watched their Scarface DVDs too many times in preparation. D- rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 January 15, 2007 +1685 Sharon Stone's teary monologue near the end of the film might be more effective if she weren't buried inside a fat suit that makes her look like Jiminy Glick. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 15, 2007 +1685 Essentially, the experience is watching awful actors playing dumb people in a story that carries no weight or emotional investment. This is one pup that needs to be put to sleep. F rotten Brian Orndorf 0 OhmyNews.com January 13, 2007 +1685 There are in fact no bad performances in this picture. The events depicted are often ugly and sometimes repulsive, but Cassavetes never flinches from depicting them fully 5/5 fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV January 13, 2007 +1685 Timberlake has his breakout performance here, proving that he's not some pretty boy from a teen pop idol group. 2.5/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Entertainment Insiders January 13, 2007 +1685 Similar to the real kidnapping fictionalized in 'Alpha Dog,' the movie falls apart quicker than you can say Nick Cassavetes, who wrote and directed it. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 12, 2007 +1685 True story or not, there's not a single character in this film worth spending time with. rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle January 12, 2007 +1685 Cassavetes starts to lose the plot at the precise moment he starts keeping exact track of it. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 12, 2007 +1685 [Alpha Dog is] intermittently bemused or tragic, but utterly lacking a conscience or a point of view. C rotten Scott Tobias 1 AV Club January 12, 2007 +1685 In most areas, Cassavetes's instincts are spot-on, particularly when it comes to casting Timberlake in what turns out to be the most important role in the film. He manages to be both reprehensible and deeply charismatic, and winds up stealing the picture. 3/4 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide January 12, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog, a tale of a group of drug-fueled teenagers, is gritty to the point of painful abrasion. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times January 12, 2007 +1685 As uneven as the film is, those with strong stomachs will find it worth sticking with. 2/4 fresh Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 12, 2007 +1685 It is all so done and overdone, so regurgitated, so late-night TV and what-else-is-new-in-hell. 1/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 12, 2007 +1685 Ultimately Alpha Dog is most successful as a teen gangster movie, a kind of cross between Goodfellas and The O.C. that is swiftly paced and extremely compelling. 3.5/4 fresh Jim Hemphill 0 Reel.com January 12, 2007 +1685 Cassavetes is more interested in docudrama than commentary, but he does manage to create an interesting tone for the movie -- somewhere between the satire of the unvarnished America in Borat and the red flag waved by Apocalypto. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 12, 2007 +1685 [Writer/director Cassavetes] never masters the tone and lands as many unintentional laughs as intentional ones. But he still manages, on occasion, to chill you to the bone. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 12, 2007 +1685 Cassavetes sends us on a slow death march, following his bland, drugged-out and overly tattooed characters from one beer-bong party to the next. 1.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune January 12, 2007 +1685 It's got skill and craft and some good acting to recommend it. And it's based on a true story. But its soulless posturing and jaded cynicism are far more repellant than cool. C+ rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 12, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog may have some of Larry Clark's territory, and even some of Tarantino's markings. But it's still a mutt. And no matter how much it marks its territory, it never finds its own way home. 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger January 12, 2007 +1685 Irresponsible, uncommercial but surprisingly watchable. 2.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 12, 2007 +1685 Who would have thought that a real-life tale of sex, drugs and murder could be so instantly forgettable? 2/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News January 12, 2007 +1685 A frightening, tangled tapestry of youth as its worst. 3/4 fresh Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 12, 2007 +1685 As successful as the unlikely casting of Timberlake turns out to be, some of Cassavetes' other choices are disastrous. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 12, 2007 +1685 Whatever he observed in those true-life figures these roles are based on, [writer/director Nick] Cassavetes sure knew how to apply it to one nasty but exhilarating work of art. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 12, 2007 +1685 I actually found myself feeling a little jealous of all the sexuality around them. I had needs that were not being fulfilled at that age, but I don't want all the drugs required to get it. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine January 12, 2007 +1685 Recovering from the Harlequin bathos of The Notebook, writer-director Nick Cassavetes directs this bogus-homeboy scenario as though his street cred depended on it. rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle January 12, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog is a commanding ensemble piece. 3/4 fresh Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail January 12, 2007 +1685 While Alpha Dog is a cautionary tale, it too often revels in its own bad-boy attitude. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 12, 2007 +1685 There probably isn't a single character in Alpha Dog you would consider likable or sympathetic. And yet, the film almost works in spite of that. Almost. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 12, 2007 +1685 There's a feel of authenticity about Alpha Dog, primarily because of the performances of the young actors. B- fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 12, 2007 +1685 I truly doubt Hollywood will produce anything this year that bottoms Alpha Dog for offensively bad filmmaking. 0/4 rotten Michael Booth 1 Denver Post January 12, 2007 +1685 The movie's biggest surprise is Timberlake, who finds the heart and soul of the not-so-tough Frankie and makes him the film's most complete character. 3/4 fresh Miriam Di 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 12, 2007 +1685 These aren't the psychologically exploded youths of Rebel Without a Cause, or even The Outsiders. They're characters in a long, violent, unbleeped episode of MTV's Cribs. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe January 12, 2007 +1685 Cassavetes once again shows he is brimming with talent with this psychologically violent film that is involving despite the inevitable outcome. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com January 12, 2007 +1685 When Justin Timberlake is the best thing about a film, you know you're in trouble. 1/4 rotten Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly January 12, 2007 +1685 Cassavetes never paints a compelling enough picture to warrant either my interest or my sympathies on a universal level. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 12, 2007 +1685 It's no The Killing of a Chinese Bookie, and its final section chucks freedom in favor of formula, but it has moments of genuinely kooky energy. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 12, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog is a tragedy born of stupidity and weaned on depravity. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) January 12, 2007 +1685 Week-old weed smoke practically wafts from the screen in a film that's most engaging once it's handed over to Justin Timberlake's excellent performance. But where it thinks it's delivering gut-punches, it's too often feigning with caricatures. 2.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) January 12, 2007 +1685 I almost hate to say it, but [Timberlake] might be reason enough to watch this. 3/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat January 12, 2007 +1685 [C]hock full of embarrassing baloney that tries to dress up the inherent crude B-movie-ness of itself... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 12, 2007 +1685 ...meant as a cautionary tale, but it could be taken as just another tabloid exploitation. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 12, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog is about people acting on impulse and slowly making things worse and worse. 3/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 12, 2007 +1685 A well-researched model of the true-crime genre...[and] close cinematic relative of Larry Clark's Bully. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews January 12, 2007 +1685 A minefield of stupidity and degradation -- and not in a good way. 1/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 11, 2007 +1685 The movie is sloppy and not very good, but certain aspects have stubbornly stuck: what it gets right, it gets right, and all credit where it's due. B- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 11, 2007 +1685 Sporadically intriguing but ultimately ineffective... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 11, 2007 +1685 ...Cassavetes has crafted a film that will hold your interest until the end. 3/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review January 11, 2007 +1685 Ben Foster becomes cartoonish instead of scary. It feels like he is channeling Pauly Shore doing an Al Pacino impression. 1/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com January 11, 2007 +1685 Grade-C SoCal exploitation. 2/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com January 11, 2007 +1685 Though a cookie-cutter crime tale, this one stands outfor some fierce ensemble performances. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 11, 2007 +1685 Cassavetes -- a sometime actor himself -- doesn't seem to understand actors at all. From the finished product, it looks as if his preferred method of guiding his actors is to egg them on rather than nudge them toward restraint. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 11, 2007 +1685 The characters are all flash and emptiness, but so is the story. C rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 11, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog is almost a sociological study of a youthful culture awash in freedom and steeped in violence, drugs, casual sex and offensive language. It also shines a light on parents who have abdicated their positions of guidance and discipline. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today January 11, 2007 +1685 Calls for more explanation and less posturing. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly January 11, 2007 +1685 The incessant reminders of the outcome, along with the liberal use of split screen, serve only to create a disconnect from what's on-screen. 2/5 rotten Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times January 11, 2007 +1685 [Cassavetes] creates an astonishing amount of tension building towards his 'I-can't-believe-this-is-really-going-to-happen' climax. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 11, 2007 +1685 The movie suffers from an uncertain structure, but it boasts an extraordinary naturalism, not particularly flattering. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post January 11, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog has much the same entertainment value you get from watching monkeys fling scat at one another in a zoo or reading the latest issue of Star magazine. 3/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times January 11, 2007 +1685 Among the many movies about the California drug scene and lowlife, youthful wannabe thugs, Alpha Dog is far from the leader of the pack. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic January 11, 2007 +1685 Director Cassevetes has a bit more than he can handle with this complex telling of a real-life tragedy, but he elicits believable performances from the young cast, with Justin Timberlake especially impressive as Johnny's tough-guy-with-a-heart lieutenant. B- fresh M. K. Terrell 0 Christian Science Monitor January 11, 2007 +1685 'This'll be over by tomorrow,' the big dog says to his prey at one point. Alpha Dog is full of good actors, young and old, making the most of such deceptively simple lines. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune January 11, 2007 +1685 There's truth in the movie's point that when you're born with protective gloves on, you might not notice when you're playing with fire. 3/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com January 11, 2007 +1685 This film is way more about tits and ass and drugs and guns and California muscle cars and busting up house parties with kung fu than it is about deep characterization or the epic scale of Scarface. 2/4 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 11, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog isn't a total wash, but it is unfocused, overstuffed and routine. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 11, 2007 +1685 Rather than turn the camera away when disaster strikes, [director Cassavetes] keeps his suffering characters in close, uninterrupted focus, pushing us squarely into their pain. fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 11, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog operates without outrage -- not because the behavior of the people in the movie isn't horrifying but because the movie knows it is much too late to save those bouncing, happy kids we glimpsed in the opening seconds. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 11, 2007 +1685 Misses its opportunity to be a smart, investigative crime drama ... a frivolous and shallow affair about partying teens. 5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net January 11, 2007 +1685 In his best film to date, Nick Cassavetes directs with ferocious energy, taking scenes past their logical stopping points and pushing his actors to, but never over, the precipice of absurdity. fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly January 11, 2007 +1685 Apart from the grim forebodings of tragedy, writer-director Nick Cassavetes seems to have modeled this ambitious docudrama on Larry Clark's kiddie-porn shockers, but he doesn't know what to leave out, and the movie becomes excessively complicated. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 11, 2007 +1685 Nick Cassavetes' new film, Alpha Dog, has a compelling, ripped-from-the-headlines vibe. B- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 11, 2007 +1685 Wants to be a horror story of sorts, but winds up being tedious and over-indulgent. rotten Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International January 11, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog, like most of its cast, is posing. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) January 11, 2007 +1685 Alpha Dog may be more crass exploitation than an earnest attempt at laying out the facts of a crime, but it's exciting and watchable for anyone willing to romp in the mud for two hours. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star January 11, 2007 +1685 Director Nick Cassavetes should be commended for the unflinching manner in which he tells the story -- it packs a punch, although it lingers too long to be truly unsettling. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 11, 2007 +1685 Imagine a Larry Clark movie minus the constant alarmism, given a decent script and competent actors. I know, it's tough. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 LYTRules.com January 11, 2007 +1685 With a dream cast of the youngest and brightest actors of the day, Cassavetes creates a movie that feels like you're watching an apathetic group of kids riding down a progressively steeper incline in an unmanned vehicle. B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com January 10, 2007 +1685 An abusive, shallow, sleazy gangsta film that, at best, is a cautionary morality tale. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com January 10, 2007 +1685 Tension and high emotional level of the players is the style of Cassavetes' docudrama and, for the most part, it works toward keeping you fascinated with a truly singular case in the annals of drug crime. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals January 10, 2007 +1685 Flashy but skin-deep...all the sound and fury can't disguise the fact that Alpha Dog doesn't signify much. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 10, 2007 +1685 The idea may sound melodramatic but the result has realistic bite. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press January 9, 2007 +1685 I forgive Cassavetes for The Notebook. Timberlake is terrific. There was Alex De Large, Johnny Boy and then Begbie; now there's Ben Foster's Jack Mazursky. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com January 9, 2007 +1685 If nothing else, Alpha Dog's worth a look for the performance of Justin Timberlake, the moral center of a movie sorely in need of some conscience. fresh Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice January 9, 2007 +1685 Timberlake walks off with the movie. Too bad it's not worth stealing. 2/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 8, 2007 +1685 Pot may impair your decision-making, but only speed will drive a man to drop trou and crap on another's living room floor. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine January 1, 2007 +1685 This is a well-made ensemble movie in which actors take chances with uncomfortably repulsive characters or roles unlike any previous performances. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter December 30, 2006 +1685 What starts off as another seeming teenboy-targeted flick celebrating would-be gangbangers becomes a more interesting docudrama about a kidnapping turned tragic in Nick Cassavetes's Alpha Dog. 3/4 fresh Francesca Dinglasan 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 30, 2006 +1685 A gritty urban crime drama involving teenagers, guns, drugs and sex, all sharply acted, well-directed and astutely put together B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 4, 2006 +1685 Alpha Dog is standard-issue tabloid fare pimped out as a serious true-crime saga. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety January 28, 2006 +1685 3/5 fresh Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1685 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1685 B- fresh 0 Baltimore Sun January 13, 2007 +1685 2/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com January 13, 2007 +1685 C- rotten Neil Miller 0 Film School Rejects January 12, 2007 +1685 C rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com January 12, 2007 +1686 Pleasant diversion with lots of silly fun for teens. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +1686 ...Blue Streak is simply unable to overcome the scenery-chewing excess of Lawrence's hopelessly incompetent turn. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 28, 2008 +1686 Fun and entertaining -- a good time. 3/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card September 16, 2001 +1686 Lawrence has become involved in a film that makes us acutely embarrassed for him. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1686 Assembled with style. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 At the Movies January 1, 2000 +1686 Much of Lawrence's verbal humor is more miss than hit, with the misses certain to come off as juvenile to the uninitiated. rotten Francesca Dinglasan 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1686 For all of his comedic efforts, though, Lawrence can't make this cubic zirconia into the jewel it wants to be. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1686 Blue Streak is a decent action flick packed with laughs. 9/10 fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment January 1, 2000 +1686 Lawrence seems trapped in his jug-eared, slightly clownish nervousness, like a sidekick suddenly shoved into the spotlight. D+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1686 A pooped, poorly executed buddy-cop comedy with more cliches than expletives. 1.5/5 rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1686 Lawrence puts his comic timing to perfection. fresh Matt Kelsey 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1686 The contortional physical shtick familiar from Lawrence's sitcom, laden with a dollop of Three Stooges violence, should keep the boys happy. fresh Jessica Winter 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1686 The result is an action comedy where the comedy frequently hits the bull's-eye but is overpowered by the action. 5/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1686 The film may be routine, but Lawrence is anything but. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1686 A formula picture that never rises above the generic but entertains nevertheless. 2.5/4 fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1686 Succeeds as an undemanding, fast-paced comedy. fresh Thom Bennett 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1686 Apart from Lawrence's goofing, Blue Streak isn't much of a movie and its formula of stunts, anti-authority humor and a chase-and-crash finale is predictable enough to be depressing. 2/4 rotten Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1686 No one here is competent enough to reach even stupid buddy-comedy heights. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1686 Blue Streak, loaded with fast-paced, car-chase scenes, is no model of subtle or especially witty dialogue but Lawrence brings in the howls whenever he pulls off one of his many impersonations. 7/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1686 It's an inconsequential movie that you'll enjoy while watching but forget completely by the time you get to the parking lot. 2.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1686 The resumes of the minds behind it almost define Hollywood formula mediocrity. rotten Curtis Morgan 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +1686 As an action comedy, Blue Streak offers little freshness on either front. rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +1686 Most of the film is just Mr. Lawrence goofing around. rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1686 Character is precisely what's missing in Blue Streak, with Lawrence coming off as little more than thinly defined cliches of his manic and occasionally hilarious self, and his co-stars nothing more than bland dupes and paper-thin stereotypes. rotten Nick Carter 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1686 The blatant disregard for reality might have been excusable if any of the execution was actually funny. rotten Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1686 Entertaining and never sluggish. fresh Steven Boone 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1686 Lawrence nails down the gags and scoots smoothly into the action. fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1686 Unless you're a diehard Lawrence, you'll probably tire of the film's loose and unbelievable approaching at telling its story. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1686 In the end the spectator is left on the verge of a hilarity breakdown. rotten Enrique Fernandez 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1686 The already thin plot stops dead at regular intervals so Lawrence can make faces, contort himself and cuss colorfully. rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1686 Blue Streak falls victim to bad cliches. rotten Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1686 Blue Streak suffers from an identity crisis. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 1, 2000 +1686 In the wake of a summer of capers and cons, Blue Streak arrives as a dull afterthought and a sorry vehicle for the comic expression of Martin Lawrence. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1686 Unimaginative. 1/4 rotten Barbara Shulgasser 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1686 There's a pretty decent joke at the center of this otherwise routine action-comedy. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1686 A tepid, often annoying comedy. rotten Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1686 Sharp comic timing; a solid supporting cast. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1686 Since the characters are pretty simple, and the plot wafer-thin, there's not a lot for Martin to do but fall back on wild histrionics and facial explosions. rotten Keith Simanton 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1686 Utterly forgettable fun. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +1686 Martin Lawrence at his most shrill in one of the laziest movies ever made. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1686 A comedy without the laughs, and an action film with a non-existent level of excitement, Blue Streak is an obvious and misguided effort. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1686 Martin Lawrence is a talented comedian, but too often he gets stuck with creaky material, such as the script to this mediocre action comedy. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1686 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1686 1.5/4 rotten Jennifer Deitz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1686 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1686 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1686 2.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit August 21, 2002 +1686 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1686 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1686 8/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1686 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +1686 3/4 fresh 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +1686 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1686 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1686 1/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1686 2/4 rotten Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +1686 2/5 rotten James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1686 1/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1686 2/4 rotten 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1686 7/10 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1686 0.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1686 3/4 fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +1689 Required viewing for the fan of pious filmmaking or the cinematographer in film school. From a story and character perspective, it's sadly very forgettable. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures March 9, 2014 +1689 As a chronicle of the artist Michelangelo, this is one of Carol Reed's most underwhelming films, though some of the production values are good. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2010 +1689 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 21, 2005 +1689 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 9, 2003 +1689 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +1689 4/5 fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button July 26, 2002 +1690 an adventure with some incredibly creative ways to pay tribute to Disney's original classic while realistically updating the story for a new generation 5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies January 10, 2016 +1690 "Given the amazing artwork, if a better character [than a cyborg John Silver] had been inserted, we'd be talking about ""Treasure Planet"" as another Disney classic." 6/10 rotten James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis July 7, 2012 +1690 The awkward trappings of this Disney adventure mechanize and blunt the tale's humanity. It pops and squeaks and rumbles, but Treasure Planet lacks the strength to transport audiences. [Blu-ray] 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 5, 2012 +1690 Outer-space pirate treasure hunt lots of fun; fab animation. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +1690 Like stepping forth, in an explosion of colors, weird body shapes and bad comedy, into somebody else's migraine. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 10, 2009 +1690 By following its story as closely as they have, the filmmakers have retained much of what made the novel a classic. B+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide October 29, 2008 +1690 Swashbuckling, intergalactic fun. 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1690 Inspired visuals and fluid animation, even blown up on IMAX, weren't enough to prevent me from being bored out of my skull. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 17, 2007 +1690 While Pixar can do no wrong with its cutting edge CGI originals, Disney is falling back on old formulas rotten 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1690 Hey mom, I went to another planet and found money for you to buy back the family farm. Sure, I blew up the planet in the process, but aren't you proud of me? C- rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +1690 There is almost no coherence to the plot points, leaving another technically sound but disposable product that awaits its straight-to-video sequel. rotten Charlie Brown 0 FilmStew.com February 1, 2004 +1690 ...just the sort of fast-paced adventure flick that today's kids aren't getting enough of. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1690 It's not one of Disney's greatest, but it's solid entertainment. 3/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) June 26, 2003 +1690 The film's signature imagery is impressive and there are some good set-pieces. 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine June 22, 2003 +1690 This is Disney animation at its best: a witty and swashbuckling tale of adventure. 3.5/4 fresh Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1690 In attempting to update the novel, Disney filmmakers have dulled the characterizations and dialogue and given us instead a lovely series of picture postcards from outer space. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 3, 2003 +1690 Without the pizzazz of computer animation you can see how it will struggle to find its target audience. 3/5 rotten Andrew Pulver 0 Guardian March 25, 2003 +1690 Disney guarantees a certain standard of entertainment that will doubtless satisfy several hundred thousand families. fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 February 18, 2003 +1690 Disney's Treasure Planet adds a unique spin to a classic story which has delighted readers for generations. 3/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com February 17, 2003 +1690 It's beautiful, it's funny, it's colorful. But somehow the magic isn't exactly there in full measure. 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1690 Akin to an extremely well-made Saturday morning cartoon -- great for hyperactive four-year-olds or hungover students, not worth a trip to the pictures. 2/5 rotten Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com February 4, 2003 +1690 "There is nothing in Treasure Planet we haven't seen in recent animated efforts such as ""Titan AE"" and Disney's own ""Atlantis: The Lost Empire"" . . ." rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 21, 2003 +1690 Dazzles and delights, like a billion bits of gold bullion strewn about the caves of a rampaging buccaneer. fresh Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer January 8, 2003 +1690 splendid 3/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is January 5, 2003 +1690 The film failed to be imaginative enough. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 25, 2002 +1690 Each scene looks wonderful, and the action is energetic and exciting enough to keep us hooked. Forget where it came from and it's not half bad. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 23, 2002 +1690 Fine family fun. B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 17, 2002 +1690 Treasure Planet is certainly suffering from creative schizophrenia. rotten Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) December 11, 2002 +1690 While the artwork in the film is very good, the story is curiously cool and emotionally uninvolving. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 11, 2002 +1690 The overall tone of this rocket-paced updating is exhilaratingly giddy, making it by far Disney's best animated film since Mulan. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle December 8, 2002 +1690 Where we kids of all ages ought to be eagerly running out, hearts pounding and faces flushed with excitement, to hoist the Jolly Roger in the backyard, all we can do is reel from having the warm fuzzies mercilessly pounded into us. rotten John G. Nettles 0 PopMatters December 6, 2002 +1690 Half Star Wars and half Classics Illustrated, Disney's Treasure Planet is a total blast, filled with animation dazzle and imaginative storytelling. 4.5/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) December 4, 2002 +1690 The studio may be taking a monetary risk by straying from its musical formula, but it can rest assured that in doing so it's delivered a pleasing entertainment. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) December 3, 2002 +1690 Most Disney flicks work on an adult level; I don't feel like I need a kid to lug into the theatre with me. This time, I felt like I needed a kid. 2.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 3, 2002 +1690 I think kids will find it really entertaining, and parents will find it amusing enough. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 2, 2002 +1690 One of the better efforts to come out of the Mouse House's traditional animation departments in recent years. 3/5 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons December 2, 2002 +1690 It's yo-ho-ho and a bundle of fun, along with an abundance of imagination and a bounty of spectacular imagery, a family film in the very best and most inclusive sense of that often misused term. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner December 2, 2002 +1690 Although there are some minor problems in the script and storytelling plus the characters seem assembled from the Disney cookie-cutter conveyor belt the kids won't mind. 3/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) December 1, 2002 +1690 Although Disney follows its standard formula in this animated adventure, it feels more forced than usual. 6/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies December 1, 2002 +1690 It's a rollicking adventure for you and all your mateys, regardless of their ages. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 30, 2002 +1690 Treasure Island may be a much-loved story, but you would never know it from viewing the uninspired castration that is Treasure Planet. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com November 30, 2002 +1690 Disney gambled on the whimsical but oddball idea of catapulting a rickety old boat into space. And on some levels, it works. B fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) November 30, 2002 +1690 With its inventive art direction and stunning action sequences, not to mention sophisticated hilarity and no small amount of tongue-in-cheek homo-eroticism, this may be the sci-fi space pic for the grown-ups to see this holiday season. fresh Peg Aloi 0 Boston Phoenix November 30, 2002 +1690 A film that will enthrall the whole family. A fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) November 30, 2002 +1690 It's a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 30, 2002 +1690 There's enough meaty plot and character left beneath the fancy effects to make watching the film a satisfying experience. 3/5 fresh Daphne Gordon 1 Toronto Star November 29, 2002 +1690 In visual fertility Treasure Planet rivals the top Japanese animations of recent vintage. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune November 29, 2002 +1690 Delicious aesthetic, zippy dry dialogue, and some great adventure. Superb voice casting. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina November 29, 2002 +1690 This version does justice both to Stevenson and to the sci-fi genre. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star November 29, 2002 +1690 It just may inspire a few younger moviegoers to read Stevenson's book, which is a treasure in and of itself. B+ fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution November 29, 2002 +1690 Contains a lot of cool little ideas ... but is lacking the one big idea that opens up the possibilities of animated story telling. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 29, 2002 +1690 Though families will enjoy the classic story with a cosmic twist, the most valuable gem is the beautiful mix of hand-drawn and computer animation. 2.5/4 fresh Stephanie Cook 0 Christian Science Monitor November 29, 2002 +1690 Abounds with kid-friendly thrills. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer November 29, 2002 +1690 A spiffy animated feature about an unruly adolescent boy who is yearning for adventure and a chance to prove his worth. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice November 28, 2002 +1690 One of the most gorgeous Disney films ever. 4/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic November 28, 2002 +1690 The techs are, simply, outstanding in every way. A- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 28, 2002 +1690 This is a good script, good dialogue, funny even for adults. The characters are interesting and often very creatively constructed from figure to backstory. The film will play equally well on both the standard and giant screens. 3/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card November 27, 2002 +1690 Although the plot is marginally faithful to Stevenson, a considerable helping of the usual Disney ingredients have been tossed into this pirate stew and they don't always blend easily. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette November 27, 2002 +1690 Enjoy the spectacle. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post November 27, 2002 +1690 It's all quite vividly imagined, down to the tiniest details. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post November 27, 2002 +1690 Despite more betrayal and loyalty than a Chris Carabba box set, there's no real good or evil here. rotten Laura Sinagra 1 Village Voice November 27, 2002 +1690 'Treasure Plane' starts with the clever idea of transforming the story into an old-fashioned space opera, and the animated visuals are handily up to the studio's best. Yet the film's total appeal may be undercut by a script that rarely feels inspired. rotten Andy Klein 1 Variety November 27, 2002 +1690 Some of the computer animation is handsome, and various amusing sidekicks add much-needed levity to the otherwise bleak tale, but overall the film never rises above mediocrity. 2.5/5 rotten Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide November 27, 2002 +1690 No matter how confused the story gets or how unclear Jim's motivations are, we still have Long John Silver, whose is-he-good- or-is-he-bad complexity is so fascinating that he'll make us stick around for any movie he yo-ho-hos in. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 27, 2002 +1690 The plot's clearly mythic structure may owe more to Disney's strong sense of formula than to the original story. But while the highly predictable narrative falls short, Treasure Planet is truly gorgeous to behold. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Bernard 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel November 27, 2002 +1690 Don't look for gravity-bound logic here. This is cartoon fantasy, not a literal translation, although in its way it stays pretty close to Stevenson's characters and storyline. 3/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times November 27, 2002 +1690 A rousing good time that should entertain kids and adults alike. 7/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! November 27, 2002 +1690 It's a pleasant enough way to mark time, which is exactly what the rest of the Disney crew is doing -- until inspiration, like a beam from the far end of the galaxy, strikes again. 2.5/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News November 27, 2002 +1690 When the Disney people go after your holiday dollar, they don't leave anything in the paint box. 3/4 fresh 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 27, 2002 +1690 Once you excuse the silliness of the concept, the movie is actually entertaining enough to win over this old pirate. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle November 27, 2002 +1690 Sci-fi meets sea-faring fantasy, and the mix isn't half bad. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 27, 2002 +1690 What makes the movie work is Disney's reliable artistry, superb as usual. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 27, 2002 +1690 Has its moments, but it's pretty far from a treasure. 3/5 rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel November 27, 2002 +1690 Treasure Planet is a handsome picture, with lots of nifty borrowings from the Star Wars galaxy, but it's never particularly compelling as a story or as a vehicle for emotions. C+ rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian November 27, 2002 +1690 Better than OK, but no Spirited Away. 2.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 27, 2002 +1690 As action-adventure, this space-based homage to Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island fires on all plasma conduits. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 27, 2002 +1690 It's doubtful the 'tweens' they're aiming at here still embrace Disney, and little kids don't care about back story. rotten Jon Strickland 1 L.A. Weekly November 27, 2002 +1690 Will grab your children by the imagination and amaze them and amuse them. 4/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies November 27, 2002 +1690 Treasure Planet moves like the story's rocket-powered flying ships taking viewers from one breath-taking adventure to another, but always making room for laughs and even some poignant life lessons. 5/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies November 27, 2002 +1690 Not as good as Lilo and Stitch or Spirited Away, but worth actually going with the kids. 2.5/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette November 27, 2002 +1690 Moody, involving and endlessly inventive, Treasure Planet lacks only the element of delight, of joyfulness that marks the very best animation has to offer. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News November 27, 2002 +1690 This is one of the more exciting Disney animated features. It moves quickly and has some good, distinctive voice performances. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 27, 2002 +1690 One wants good storytelling from animated films, and Treasure Planet is working with a good one. But, like pirates hoarding gold, it gets greedy trying to wow us with too much. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post November 27, 2002 +1690 A truly wonderful tale combined with stunning animation. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com November 27, 2002 +1690 Disney's updated, animated version respects its source material while aiming at kids who grew up with extreme sports and edgy music. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer November 27, 2002 +1690 As literary desecrations go, this makes for perfectly acceptable, occasionally very enjoyable children's entertainment. You'll forget about it by Monday, though, and if they're old enough to have developed some taste, so will your kids. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 27, 2002 +1690 [A] raucous adventure into infinity. 9/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com November 27, 2002 +1690 Safe entertainment and a visually impressive piece of work. 7/10 fresh Paul Salfen 0 Supercala.com November 27, 2002 +1690 There's loads of eye candy, but nothing that's terribly engaging. It's not bad, but no classic. 7.5/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com November 27, 2002 +1690 A movie that will thrill you, touch you and make you laugh as well. B+ fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com November 27, 2002 +1690 Visually rather stunning, but ultimately a handsome-looking bore, the true creativity would have been to hide Treasure Planet entirely and completely reimagine it. 2.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com November 27, 2002 +1690 The movie is paced with precision. Although we spend plenty of time getting to know the characters, there's never a dull moment, and the transitions from one scene to the next are particularly smart. 3.5/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal November 27, 2002 +1690 Disney's animated pirate tale has masterful visuals -- and an amateur's script. 1/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 27, 2002 +1690 We're not talking a Disney treasure here, but if Treasure Planet falls short of gem status, it should provide youngsters with a reasonable amount of diversion. B- fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News November 27, 2002 +1690 Its sense of adventure is a minor saving grace in a flawed movie 2.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit November 27, 2002 +1690 Looking at Treasure Planet is a wondrous thing, but listening to it is another matter. The Disney team makes an uncommon mistake by casting actors with distracting voices. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 27, 2002 +1690 If you're searching for a treasure, look elsewhere. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star November 27, 2002 +1690 Sucking all the 'classic' out of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island and filling the void with sci-fi video game graphics and Disney-fied adolescent angst... 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire November 27, 2002 +1690 This is exactly what animation should be about, presenting us with a thrillingly imaginative adventure that is utterly liberated from trivialities like the laws of physics and possibility. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 27, 2002 +1690 The adventures that youngsters act out on the french fry-littered seats of the family minivan will surely be more exciting, and more imaginative, than the film itself. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times November 27, 2002 +1690 The genre's recent past has set the bar quite high, and Treasure Planet doesn't quite make it over. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 27, 2002 +1690 Like Atlantis, it's one of those Disney adventure cartoons that takes too long getting to anything really exciting -- and once there becomes too frenetic to effectively wow. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 27, 2002 +1690 Retaining the swashbuckling spirit of Stevenson's novel but adding megabytes of computer-age cool, Treasure Planet is the one holiday thrill ride the whole family can enjoy. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press November 27, 2002 +1690 Treasure Planet is the rousing action-adventure Disney tried and failed to produce in last year's Atlantis: Legend of the Lost Empire. A+ fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle November 27, 2002 +1690 This is an enjoyable though forgettable film, brightly animated but allowing itself to descend into slapstick, fart jokes and flippant humor. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter November 27, 2002 +1690 You could nap for an hour and not miss a thing. C- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly November 27, 2002 +1690 Inventive alien creatures are voiced by top-notch talent like Emma Thompson, David Hyde Pierce and Martin Short, while the lack of songs and updated character issues, including single parenthood, money and juvenile crime, keep the whole thing pretty hip. B+ fresh 0 E! Online November 27, 2002 +1690 A cluttered mishmash of conflicting styles and times. 2/4 rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times November 27, 2002 +1690 Imaginative, ridiculously anachronistic and distinctly masculine, this is Disney's best traditional animation effort since The Emperor's New Groove. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather November 26, 2002 +1690 Directors John Musker and Ron Clements, the team behind The Little Mermaid, have produced sparkling retina candy, but they aren't able to muster a lot of emotional resonance in the cold vacuum of space. 2.5/4 rotten Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune November 26, 2002 +1690 Anyone who's seen Titan A.E. will have a hard time not feeling deja vu, even though Disney's effort is slightly better. 2.5/4 rotten Mary Kalin-Casey 0 Reel.com November 26, 2002 +1690 [There's] quite a bit of heart, as you would expect from the directors of The Little Mermaid and Aladdin. B- fresh Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News November 26, 2002 +1690 A moviegoing pal of mine calls it 'Disney goosebumps,' the awestruck, think-I'm-gonna-cry feeling evoked when the alchemy works and image and music fuse with your imagination and longing to transport you to another world. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 26, 2002 +1690 Treasure Planet is just a reminder of how much I liked the original template from which all these cheap knockoffs have come. 3/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend November 26, 2002 +1690 This is a good ride. Take the kids or go by yourself. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan November 26, 2002 +1690 Martin Short gives as much energy and flair to this film as Robin Williams did to Aladdin and Eddie Murphy did to Mulan. He is a pure joy to watch and will make you laugh out loud on several occasions. A fresh Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) November 25, 2002 +1690 A winningly fresh take on a tale that has never gone out of style...Disney has done Stevenson proud. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 25, 2002 +1690 Many entertaining characters, a rockin' space adventure, plenty of eye-catching animation. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium November 25, 2002 +1690 A typical trip that resembles The Goonies as much as it does Stevenson's novel 6/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine November 25, 2002 +1690 It brings to mind the bookish charms of undervalued Disney cartoons like The Rescuers and The Black Cauldron. 3/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine November 23, 2002 +1690 The most original and thrilling animated feature the studio has turned out in years. fresh Shirley Sealy 0 Film Journal International November 23, 2002 +1690 I've got nothing but praise for the work put into the art of this film, including the coloring, details, excitement and originality. 9/10 fresh Mirko Parlevliet 0 ComingSoon.net November 20, 2002 +1690 Owes more to the swashbuckling serials of yesteryear cinema than it does to cold, steely science fiction ponderings of the future. 3.5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com November 10, 2002 +1690 3/4 fresh 1 Newsday May 28, 2003 +1691 It plays out like Dharma and Greg-the rebellious and spiritual woman who woos the straight laced logical man-and this lack of originality is boring. rotten Deirdre Crimmins 0 Film Thrills August 21, 2018 +1691 There are far too many times when the story simply looses its footing and falls into another tedious direction, leaving some angles completely dangling. C- rotten Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 1, 2017 +1691 The longer the film goes on, the clunkier, sillier, and more preposterous it becomes. Expect your eyes to roll. rotten Alex Heeney 0 Seventh Row August 14, 2017 +1691 I Origins tries desperately to imbue a deeper metaphysical meaning with its narrative, but the alignment of all its concepts come off as disjointed and pretentious. C- rotten Raffi Asdourian 0 The Film Stage June 21, 2016 +1691 As of yet, we have no science on reincarnation, but the science fiction is definitely getting warmer. 4/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times June 14, 2016 +1691 "When it shifts away from the relationship, it really starts to feel forced. You can feel Cahill's hand leading you down the path toward another ""discovery,"" and you can only hope the end will justify the means. Put simply, it doesn't." 2/5 rotten Eric Melin 0 Lawrence.com October 6, 2014 +1691 Shame then that it lets itself down with some iffy dialogue and a slightly anticlimactic ending. rotten Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) October 3, 2014 +1691 Though not every element of the grander mystery story works, there's plenty here to keep you thinking. 3.5/5 fresh James White 0 SFX Magazine October 3, 2014 +1691 Arresting, ambitious and a bit of an acquired taste, Cahill's extraordinary second feature bursts with big, bold ideas. 4/5 fresh Matt Glasby 0 Total Film September 28, 2014 +1691 Gradually mutates into a debate about the singularity of the soul, the spectre of reincarnation rearing its unexpected head under laboratory conditions. 3/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) September 28, 2014 +1691 Unapologetically soulful stuff, almost provocative in its lack of irony. 3/5 fresh Guy Lodge 0 London Evening Standard September 28, 2014 +1691 Some intriguing ideas lurk within writer-director Mike Cahill's screenplay, but he would have to be a Stanley Kubrick or a Jonathan Glazer to do justice to them. 2/5 rotten Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) September 26, 2014 +1691 An unusual, science-based metaphysical thriller that manages to be both provocative and romantic. 4/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Radio Times September 26, 2014 +1691 It's the wily blending of opposing concepts - science vs faith; chance vs destiny; mortality vs spirituality - that gives considerable intellectual muscle to an unusual mix of mystery and love story. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW September 26, 2014 +1691 One laugh, courtesy of Pitt's intellect-signifying dicky bow; the rest is arrant, po-faced nonsense. 1/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Guardian September 25, 2014 +1691 A cleverly constructed story of intellectual weight and genuine intrigue. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema September 25, 2014 +1691 Cahill's second feature film is another smart, inventive and engaging offering. 4/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Empire Magazine September 25, 2014 +1691 I Origins addresses its subject with the kind of bright-eyed earnestness normally seen only in spaniels and MA students. 4/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 25, 2014 +1691 A creative, visually gratifying experience - but requires a suspension of disbelief given the contrivance in the narrative. 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys September 24, 2014 +1691 It's the work of intelligent filmmakers with a welcome willingness to shoot for the big questions of life, the universe and everything. 4/5 fresh Eddie Harrison 0 The List September 23, 2014 +1691 Contrived and pretentious from title card to end credits. 1.5/5 rotten Tom Clift 0 Concrete Playground September 22, 2014 +1691 It's not just the production elements that enthral. This metaphysical thriller is also truly thought provoking and ideologically challenging. fresh Eli Landes 0 FILMINK (Australia) September 19, 2014 +1691 While conceptually I Origins is no more absurd than Upstream Colour, it offers a lot less to chew on, depending on its stars to supply what credibility they can. 1.5/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 Sydney Morning Herald September 12, 2014 +1691 What develops inside this Petri dish is a pretentious and fatally self-conscious piece of work -- the most wearying example to date of a new subgenre we might label 'Sundance Science Fiction.' 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 4, 2014 +1691 Part sci-fi, part romance, and most of all a wholly engrossing drama of emotions. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express August 20, 2014 +1691 A worthy, thought-provoking follow-up to Another Earth, in which fact and faith square off with increasing complexity and consequences. 4/5 fresh Ed Gibbs 0 sbs.com.au August 15, 2014 +1691 Cahill spends the entire film bringing a sense of wonder to the desperately rational Ian, and if the film takes on a glow toward the end, that glow feels well-earned. B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News August 8, 2014 +1691 The movie's musings are disingenuous at best and infuriating at worst, delivered with a hollow solemnity that the flowery story never warrants. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly August 7, 2014 +1691 While some moments are magical, others just don't quite click. B- rotten Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer August 1, 2014 +1691 A brainy intersection of science and faith, it's a movie that asks big questions. It's also, however, frustratingly short on any real answers. 2/5 rotten Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 1, 2014 +1691 Humanistic sci-fi from director Mike Cahill, insofar as it sympathizes with the human longings for both understanding and transcendent mystery. 3/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader July 31, 2014 +1691 If I Origins ends up a slog, it's at least occasionally lovely to look at. 4.9/10 rotten Andy Crump 0 Paste Magazine July 31, 2014 +1691 "I Origins"" will divide audiences without multiplying them." 1.5/4 rotten Graham Killeen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 31, 2014 +1691 I Origins challenges too little and ties up things too neatly for it to register as anything more than well-made, well-intentioned hogwash. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald July 31, 2014 +1691 Big ideas can sometimes lead to great motion pictures or, as in the case of I Origins, colossal misfires. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 27, 2014 +1691 A decent film based on a pretty dopey idea, it enchants by leaving you to wonder if all the discursive elements are eventually going to add up to something. B fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk July 26, 2014 +1691 I Origins blushes with swirls of sensory extravagance, of emotional extremes, of drenching passions and bathetic loss... somber, bruised, hopeful... exhilarating. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity July 25, 2014 +1691 With a slew of seemingly random clues unraveling in the pursuit of scientific mystery, Origins becomes gut-punching marvel. 3/4 fresh Sean Fitz-Gerald 1 Denver Post July 25, 2014 +1691 It's nice to see a cerebral film in which the science isn't tossed off, yet like its characters, it's ultimately too idealistic and sacrifices common sense to prove itself. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue July 25, 2014 +1691 The movie's predictable, but in a kind of brainy and semi-involving way ... fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 25, 2014 +1691 Although the film and the actors keep on looking good, this solemn, soppy, fantasy has nothing to say about science or faith. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail July 25, 2014 +1691 A solid date movie for science geeks and philosophy freaks alike. B fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian July 25, 2014 +1691 ...increasingly absorbing... 3.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 25, 2014 +1691 Cahill is one of the most talented filmmakers to emerge in the last decade. His sophomore feature may disappoint, but it's clear he has much more to say. 2.5/4 rotten Tirdad Derakhshani 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 25, 2014 +1691 This is how reductive the debate [about science and religion] has become, and I Origins buys into that insulting simplicity while feigning to be above it. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies July 24, 2014 +1691 The very idea of a dishy man of science being bowled over by the mysteries of the soul is quite irresistible, and Pitt and Marling really sell the plot's implausible twists. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times July 24, 2014 +1691 This is a beautifully crafted story that takes us on quite the journey of exploration and discovery. 3.5/4 fresh Bill Zwecker 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 24, 2014 +1691 The film doesn't rush to solve the mystery of whether Ian the skeptic is discovering a new realm of spiritual activity or merely grasping at coincidence and magical thinking. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 24, 2014 +1691 Makes a too obvious attempt to repeat [Cahill's] previous effort, wanting to be spooky and ending up soggy. 2/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday July 24, 2014 +1691 "I Origins"" slows down the longer it goes on, and the last half hour drifts into vagueness. The climax is dramatically inert and depends on the soundtrack to convince us that it's actually happening." 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 24, 2014 +1691 The film ends with an ambiguous, yet powerful conclusion. It doesn't answer the question it raises, yet the way it's asked keeps it echoing in your head. 2.5/4 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post July 24, 2014 +1691 "How much you enjoy ""I Origins"" may well depend on whether you think lines like ""Maybe the eye really is a window to the soul"" are cliched." 2.5/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic July 24, 2014 +1691 "Despite the post-doctoral double-talk in ""I Origins,"" the movie's faith remains in the mysteries of the cosmos, and it all starts to feel a little wet." 2.5/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe July 24, 2014 +1691 Captivating, suspenseful and thought-provoking. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 24, 2014 +1691 The cinematography by Markus Forderer is dreamy and memorable, even if the science in I Origins feels a tad half baked, even to the unschooled. 2.5/4 fresh Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star July 24, 2014 +1691 This is a movie that strives for profound statements and eye-opening revelations, but it often crosses that delicate line into obviousness and the kind of narrative hokum that no respectable scientist would accept as truth. 2.5/4 rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald July 24, 2014 +1691 Cahill clearly feels the mystery of the life experience, and he wants to explore the spiritual implications of consciousness. But he's too analytical to surrender entirely to abstracts and human fable. 3.5/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com July 24, 2014 +1691 Mike Cahill's movies are categorized as science fiction, but the scientific elements in them are subsidiary to his characters and, more importantly, his metaphysical concerns. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader July 24, 2014 +1691 "I Origins"" has the genetic markers of a formulaic supernatural thriller, and it's marred by some muddy metaphysics and fuzzy science, but the beauty is in the details." 3.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 24, 2014 +1691 The overly hypothetical, weakly ambiguous I Origins gets tangled in scientific gobbledygook from which it never escapes, with no actual implications about identity. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye July 24, 2014 +1691 There's no doubt it wants to be clever and deep. Unhappily, it's actually rather goofy. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 22, 2014 +1691 Parts of this romantic science fiction story are undeniably interesting. Others require a strong suspension of disbelief and even then I was scratching my head. C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 21, 2014 +1691 Smart, cerebral sci-fi. The perfect antidote to a mediocre summer of tentpoles. 9/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium July 21, 2014 +1691 Filmmaker Mike Cahill deals with serious subjects, science and spirituality, in an entertaining way in his latest 'I, Origins.' fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com July 18, 2014 +1691 Packed with enough big ideas about science and religion, about life and death, and about love to fill a lifetime--or more. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz July 18, 2014 +1691 Writer-director Mike Cahill, who can be a bit too fancy with the camera, delivers a lot of deep-dish philosophizing with a minimum of cant. B+ fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor July 18, 2014 +1691 There are occasional flashes of the exceptional, but the film's dodgy story can't sustain them. rotten Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times July 18, 2014 +1691 I Origins suggests that Cahill's sympathies are firmly on the side of the sillies. He's a talented storyteller, so it's a loss. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture July 18, 2014 +1691 A dairy farm run by a family named...Dairy? rotten Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online July 18, 2014 +1691 Anyone who has known love can attest to its ability to forever alter a charted course and Cahill's emotionally raw approach to filmmaking gets to the truth of that in a memorable way. 3/4 fresh Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com July 18, 2014 +1691 It may blow your mind, but only if you're not in the habit of using it. rotten 1 New York Times July 17, 2014 +1691 "I Origins"" has a pleasing way of working expansive ideas into a suspenseful, twisting story line, even if it occasionally has to wrench the story around tight turns." 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post July 17, 2014 +1691 If the film's plot is loonier than a mainstream movie would dare, the essential trajectory is one of Hollywood's favorites: from skepticism to faith. rotten Mark Jenkins 1 NPR July 17, 2014 +1691 Sets up a dialectic between reason and faith and argues it insistently, with eye-rolling earnestness. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 17, 2014 +1691 ...a bunch of mumbo jumbo parading as deep thought, a concept in search of a movie. C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 17, 2014 +1691 "I Origins"" ... earns its creepy stripes in a memorable way, making us feel uneasy about what the characters are doing." 3/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News July 17, 2014 +1691 A smart, savvy film that forces you to think. 8 fresh Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com July 17, 2014 +1691 Cahill's script says all scientists are romantics at heart, then bears that out through a floaty story that's simultaneously about the mechanics of a huge discovery and the feelings it stirs. 3.5/5 fresh Tasha Robinson 0 The Dissolve July 17, 2014 +1691 A spiritual movie about the eyes, science, reincarnation, and the great mysteries of life. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 17, 2014 +1691 As the movie travels from New York to Idaho to India, nimbly slinging itself over gaps in likelihood and logic, it works its own sort of magic. B fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly July 17, 2014 +1691 Smart, romantic and thought provoking 3.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service July 16, 2014 +1691 Even in high school, thinking of plots as puzzles is a pretty facile way to think about films, and as such the pleasures of I Origins remain strictly superficial. rotten Calum Marsh 1 Village Voice July 15, 2014 +1691 Refreshing and in other ways deeply frustrating. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro July 15, 2014 +1691 ...I Origins is little more than a deeply felt but confused curiosity. rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Film Journal International July 14, 2014 +1691 "It treats its characters as placeholders for philosophical arguments and spends the majority of its running time trying to ""solve"" existential mysteries without adequately exploring them." 2/4 rotten David Lee 0 Slant Magazine July 14, 2014 +1691 Imaginative sci-fi tale with a metaphysical dimension. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 12, 2014 +1691 Laughably explores science and faith. D rotten Dan Schindel 0 Movie Mezzanine February 4, 2014 +1691 Through the lens of science, Cahill and Marling explore the idea that something unexplainable and greater than all of us is out there. 4/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com January 28, 2014 +1691 I Origins is bigger, bolder, and altogether more intellectually ambitious than Cahill's debut. A- fresh Glenn Dunks 0 Film Experience January 26, 2014 +1691 Despite his free and easy camerawork, which generates some lovely moments between Ian and Sofi, Cahill's narrative jolts along in fits and starts. 2/5 rotten Amber Wilkinson 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 26, 2014 +1691 ...I Origins is the fully-formed expression of all of [Mike] Cahill's ambitious ideas. It also cements him as the real deal; a filmmaker who will hopefully continue to take us to places full of mystery, wonder and awe. B+ fresh Rodrigo Perez 0 The Playlist January 23, 2014 +1691 Lighter and looser than Another Earth, but the script still strains. 6.0/10 rotten James Rocchi 1 Film.com January 22, 2014 +1691 I Origins is a semi-bizarre mix of sci-fi, parable and romantic drama that, while frequently engaging, never really holds together. 5/10 rotten Dominic Mill 0 We Got This Covered January 21, 2014 +1691 Persuasive sci-fi tech talk, soulful romance and an earnest stab at metaphysics combine in director Mike Cahill's polished second feature. 3/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out January 21, 2014 +1691 Half-assed storytelling and dull performances 2/10 rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 ScreenCrush January 20, 2014 +1691 The film amounts to a lousy sort of magic show, schematically pulling strings to prove its own points. rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety January 20, 2014 +1691 A bold, original and exceptionally fine second feature from former Sundance award-winner Mike Cahill. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter January 19, 2014 +1691 This sci-fi romantic drama is consistently engaging and unpredictable, growing in emotional impact as its mysteries start to slowly assert themselves. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International January 19, 2014 +1692 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 16, 2005 +1695 The strengths are amazing, and it's pretty impressive how thoroughly and successfully the movie rewrote the vocabulary of action cinema. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 6, 2016 +1695 Second in trilogy is a smooth but violent thriller. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +1695 More than adequately serves as a no-nonsense escapist action thriller. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 11, 2010 +1695 As Bourne seeks to uncover his past and bury those who would cross him, director Paul Greengrass masterfully blends sight, sound and silence to do much more than entertain: This film leaves a deep psychological imprint. 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 25, 2010 +1695 "While not as engaging as ""The Bourne Identity,"" the sequel fills a void in the undernourished spy movie genre. " B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 11, 2010 +1695 What more could you ask for in a sequel? 3.5/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1695 A huge leap of faith is required to connect, and many plot details appear to have not been properly thought through. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +1695 It is a spy film for adults and it avoids over the top pyrotechnics and jokey one-liners, and instead delivers a mature, intelligent thriller. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org August 3, 2007 +1695 By the end of the film, we've more or less given up trying to figure out how the characters are making their deductions; we just have to take it on faith that somehow everyone knows to go to a specific address in Moscow. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1695 A thriller with a brain, a grown up film for grown ups 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide October 30, 2006 +1695 Flashes of color and streaks of movement can make for a striking picture, but only if you can see what's taking place, not to mention if you care about who is in jeopardy. 2/4 rotten Eric Melin 0 Lawrence.com September 29, 2006 +1695 Where it could have descended into a revenge drama, it settles for justice instead -- and not the kind that puts down one's enemies, but the kind that calls for confession, even reconciliation. 3.5/4 fresh Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today September 8, 2006 +1695 [Director] Greengrass proves himself equally adept at action, building on the edginess of Doug Liman's original with a feverish handheld camera and frenetic editing. fresh 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1695 Supremacy is, minor quibbles aside, a worthy successor to The Bourne Identity. 4/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1695 Stylish, full throttle, nobody's-pretending-this-is-art summer movie fun. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1695 At times, it's a bit too much like watching the Zapruder film, but... it keeps the audience sharp by forcing them to search for clues and stay focused on the action. 4/5 fresh Uri Lessing 0 www.kcactive.com July 25, 2005 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy offers both brains and brawn, but without the ability to enjoy any of the action, the film falls to mediocre levels. 2.5/5 rotten Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1695 Yet another of the all reason-defying examples of sequels that are as good as if not better than their earlier films. 4/5 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons March 14, 2005 +1695 Improves on the original by leaps and bounds. 3.5/5 fresh Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic March 5, 2005 +1695 Tries to top the original by offering two car chases; but they both chop space into blurry, discontinuous fragments...As with the car chases, so with The Bourne Supremacy. rotten Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation March 3, 2005 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy shows how a spy film should really be done. 8/10 fresh Matt McAllister 0 Future Movies UK January 29, 2005 +1695 I'm here to tell you that it didn't disappoint. 4.5/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant January 13, 2005 +1695 Damon makes Bourne a consistent, driven, intelligent, and yet vulnerable hero. It's too bad Academy voters will fail to notice his fantastic performance. B+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 19, 2004 +1695 A first-rate thriller that plays out with the pluck and style of the best James Bond films. 3.5/4 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal December 17, 2004 +1695 Like the first film, Supremacy belongs to Damon. And he doesn't disappoint -- maintaining a level of intensity that would impress even the coldest of trained killers. fresh John Intini 0 Maclean's Magazine November 20, 2004 +1695 To Read review visit www.EmanuelLevy.com B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 14, 2004 +1695 With a rash of movies about resentful operatives or foot soldiers who can't tell whom to fear more, the enemy or their own leaders, they may be telling us something fresh Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press November 4, 2004 +1695 Brainy, intelligent, emotional filmmaking that just happens to be in the thriller genre. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 19, 2004 +1695 This might work on video while imbibing illegal drugs, however, as it stands...Don't bother. 1.5/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette September 18, 2004 +1695 A roller coaster ride of unglamorous sophistication and artful escapes. 3.5/5 fresh Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald August 18, 2004 +1695 A steady, engrossing thriller. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com August 16, 2004 +1695 "Matt Damon's Jason Bourne brings new meaning to the word ""spy."" A fine example of a sequel to surpass the original." 8 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus August 15, 2004 +1695 Matt Damon again pulls off a great mix of inscrutability and vulnerability. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies August 15, 2004 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy is something of a double rarity: an exciting, intelligent Hollywood thriller and a worthy sequel to boot. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 14, 2004 +1695 Bourne himself hovers above mere physical threats, draining this action movie of any urgency. rotten Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian August 13, 2004 +1695 Exciting, emotionally layered and brimming with invention. 4/5 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 Empire Magazine August 13, 2004 +1695 You can't put a price on a film-maker who still believes stunts should be shot in the street and not the editing suite fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) August 12, 2004 +1695 A brisk, engrossing and intelligent thriller. 4/5 fresh Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com August 10, 2004 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy is a sharp, intelligent thriller that expertly mixes international espionage with a revenge story. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies August 10, 2004 +1695 Delivers as long as quibblers needing story, character and credibility can set aside their priorities. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International August 8, 2004 +1695 "If you enjoyed the ""Bourne Identity"" you'll enjoy the ""Bourne Supremacy"" as much - just don't expect much more than that." 2.5/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) August 7, 2004 +1695 conveys a real sense of danger, both emotional and physical 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk August 5, 2004 +1695 Such an exhilarating thriller ... don't be surprised if you leave the movie sweaty and exhausted from the workout. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews August 3, 2004 +1695 Of its kind, The Bourne Supremacy is incredibly skilled -- much more exciting than its predecessor. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker August 3, 2004 +1695 The picture fires on all pistons. 3.5/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat August 3, 2004 +1695 Hand Paul Greengrass his walking papers ... and tell him to take his hand-held camera with him. 2/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) August 1, 2004 +1695 The acting was astounding, the plot was superb and the direction nailed it. fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review August 1, 2004 +1695 Falls flat on its counter-intelligent face...If I wanted to watch an Olympic steeplechase, I'd wait for the Athens Games. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly July 30, 2004 +1695 Does what it promises -- gives great tense drama and action. However, jerky camera work is somewhat annoying. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card July 29, 2004 +1695 The movie culminates with a sloppily edited car chase that goes on for so long that I had to be reminded: Was Matt Damon playing Jason Bourne or Sheriff Buford T. Justice? 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 29, 2004 +1695 Another of those incoherent Robert Ludlum spy thrillers with more logistics than logic. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer July 29, 2004 +1695 A cinematic page-turner. 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly July 29, 2004 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy offers cool thrills and explosive action. 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly July 29, 2004 +1695 Not a perfect film, but it provides enough excitement and intrigue to keep the popcorn crowds well entertained and glued to their seats for future Bourne adventures. 3.5/5 fresh Jeff Otto 0 IGN Movies July 29, 2004 +1695 In a summer drenched in CGI-effect extravaganzas, it's easy to forgive The Bourne Supremacy its occasional transparent plot device. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 28, 2004 +1695 This is a complex, grown up thriller that's rich in its gritty detail and nearly flawless in its stuntwork. 5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com July 28, 2004 +1695 If The Fugitive starred an invincible super-spy and was shot with a broken Steadicam...you'd have this half-decent, hyperactively edited, arms-length chase thriller. 2/4 rotten Aaron Hillis 0 Premiere Magazine July 28, 2004 +1695 The pacing is lively, yet still easy to follow 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit July 28, 2004 +1695 Fans of the original film will certainly be pleased with this sequel. 3/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy July 27, 2004 +1695 The car chase near the end of the film is one of most exciting shots ever. 3/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum July 27, 2004 +1695 I was riveted by [the] exhausting hand-to-hand combat and adrenaline-pumping car chases... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 26, 2004 +1695 Dizzying editing and camera work will bother some, and the sheer complexity of the telling will confuse more people. 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 26, 2004 +1695 A convoluted concoction of shaky hand-held camera shots and stomach-churning edits meant to simulate the feeling you'd get if you were tossed over Niagara Falls in a barrel. D+ rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine July 26, 2004 +1695 "Frantic and fresh, ""The Bourne Supremacy"" is a chic spy thriller that's even better than the original." 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) July 25, 2004 +1695 The old-school Cold War spy thriller is Bourne again. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com July 25, 2004 +1695 Much like Bourne, the film is a lean, mean, killing machine, and the action, near constant, is frightfully good. 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle July 25, 2004 +1695 A smart thriller for a smart audience. 4/5 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 25, 2004 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy is an exceptional thriller that is a sequel to a good one... Power runs through every frame, making the smallness of the world itself seem scary. A- fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks July 24, 2004 +1695 I felt like I was Jason Bourne watching the movie, because I was one step ahead of it the entire way through...but even when Bourne is not at his best, he's still impressive. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com July 24, 2004 +1695 Damon, who carries a certain blankness and anger with him, is right at home playing people who don't quite fit in and are tying desperately to find where they belong. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania July 24, 2004 +1695 Rank[s] as a solid sequel, one that plays to the original's strengths as a sleek, brainy alternative to cartoonish James Bond bloat. fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal July 24, 2004 +1695 To its credit, Supremacy passes on the glib vigilante scenario and aspires, fitfully, to something more ambitious and ambiguous, something involving conscience, responsibility, and humility. fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix July 24, 2004 +1695 Exhausting but thrilling at the same time. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 23, 2004 +1695 The movie is utterly synthetic. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post July 23, 2004 +1695 Good enough to make one have faith in certain things again, like spy movies, sequels and the charismatically low-key, quietly lethal movie-star charisma of Matt Damon. 3/5 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star July 23, 2004 +1695 A tour-de-force of thriller filmmaking. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate July 23, 2004 +1695 Almost everything that made The Bourne Identity refreshing -- the wit, the irony, the suspense, the novelty of its premise -- is gone. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 23, 2004 +1695 Greengrass gives the new film edginess and energy, though his almost constant use of jittery hand-held cameras might exhaust some viewers. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle July 23, 2004 +1695 One of the busiest car-chase/ car-crash movies ever. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 23, 2004 +1695 Bourne's amnesia gimmick is a tired one, but there is a future in spy movies with this sort of blend of action and cynicism. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 23, 2004 +1695 Solid summer entertainment. B fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian July 23, 2004 +1695 While the movie has a higher IQ than the average summer action blitz, it underperforms as a thrill-dispenser. rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 23, 2004 +1695 "Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass have created a fiery, quick-witted film that presents compelling evidence that the action-suspense genre has been ""Bourne again." A fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston July 23, 2004 +1695 Eye-rattling visual chaos that many moviegoers will want to rate X, for Excedrin. 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) July 23, 2004 +1695 The movie is mostly a series of frenetic clashes, dubious near misses and car chases. It lacks the human interest and snowy splendor of the first movie. 2/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News July 23, 2004 +1695 The movie skillfully delivers a series of fights, stalkings, plottings and chases, punctuated by a little brooding. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 23, 2004 +1695 An entertaining spy thriller thankfully free of the campy, tongue-in-cheek excesses of the recent James Bond films. 3/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com July 23, 2004 +1695 The screenplay by Tony Gilroy ... cuts Ludlum's convolutions down to size, improves his leaden dialogue vastly and distills the action of the book to its essence. 3.5/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 23, 2004 +1695 A rare breed of action flick -- one that doesn't take human life for granted. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald July 23, 2004 +1695 This new Bourne adventure, adapted from Robert Ludlum's book, is somewhat too long and burdened with one too many exhaustingly chaotic car chases, but it's still almost as intelligent, exciting and fun as its predecessor. B fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times July 23, 2004 +1695 Just as thrilling, edgy and entertaining as the first installment. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com July 23, 2004 +1695 A terse, tight, impressively smart package. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe July 23, 2004 +1695 A solid cloak-and-dagger actioner. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic July 23, 2004 +1695 By treating the subject matter with the same kind of raw emotional intensity as his recent fact-based drama, director Greengrass literally puts us in the driver's seat. fresh Susan Michals 0 FilmStew.com July 23, 2004 +1695 Matt Damon...yeah, he's still a badass. 8.5/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com July 23, 2004 +1695 By the end I felt someone had put my brain in a blender. C- rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee July 23, 2004 +1695 "While Damon doesn't have the benefit of surprising anyone with its sequel, ""The Bourne Supremacy,"" it proves just as enjoyable as its predecessor." 7.5/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Gazette (MD) July 23, 2004 +1695 The plot is a solid one. There are several twists and, although the final villains are known early in the film, it keeps you guessing as to how the end will play out. Helping the plot is a strong cast that gives great performances. 8/10 fresh Glen Bucher 0 ComingSoon.net July 23, 2004 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy not only lives up to the promises of the novel by Robert Ludlum, but in many ways manages to improve on the first film. 3/4 fresh Leah McLaren 1 Globe and Mail July 23, 2004 +1695 As a video game that propels the viewer through the course, Supremacy is supremely successful. I'm not sure that's enough for a movie narrative. 2.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 23, 2004 +1695 Instead of setting aside creativity to kneel before the Movie Machine Conformitybot, Greengrass jumped out from a dark corner and knocked the 'bot out with a bag of nickels. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star July 23, 2004 +1695 Not a greatly different recipe from that of the first picture, but the results aren't as tasty this time around...Jason should not have been re-Bourne. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 23, 2004 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy is a summer action film... yet it impresses with its intelligence and its willingness to buck convention. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette July 23, 2004 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy... shares the attributes of its star, Matt Damon: Solid, down-to-earth, good-looking but not too flashy, and often capable of surprising you. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune July 23, 2004 +1695 Director Paul Greengrass actually has a better sense of pacing than his predecessor, Doug Liman. 3/4 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Kansas City Star July 23, 2004 +1695 a sequel that actually trumps the original... establishes a tense atmosphere almost immediately... and barely lets up for the next two hours. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 23, 2004 +1695 James Bond only does things you could never do, but Bourne does things you could never even think of. B+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide July 23, 2004 +1695 Spy movies just got thrilling again. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post July 23, 2004 +1695 Gripping film. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 23, 2004 +1695 A refreshing alternative to the hypertrophied spy thrillers in which exaggerated action sequences, over-the-top super-villainy and high-tech gadgetry trump character and plot. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide July 23, 2004 +1695 A dandy paranoid thriller that begins confusingly but gets swifter and leaner as it goes. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 23, 2004 +1695 An enjoyable-enough night at the movies, though it's not as well-crafted as its predecessor. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times July 23, 2004 +1695 With its foot pressed to the floor from beginning to end, Bourne is a non-stop gas. 4/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News July 23, 2004 +1695 If you've forgotten the kick you get from watching a globe-trotting, butt-kicking, whiplash-paced action movie done with humor, style and smarts, take a ride with The Bourne Supremacy. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 23, 2004 +1695 Falls short of its predecessor in almost every area, except perhaps acting. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 23, 2004 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy is essentially a string of how- will-he-get- out-this-one set pieces, but they have been cooked up with nerve-frying elan by British director Greengrass. 4/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday July 23, 2004 +1695 A classy if over-caffeinated sequel. 3/4 fresh Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post July 23, 2004 +1695 A worthy successor to the smash original. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 23, 2004 +1695 Better than average summer fare. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 23, 2004 +1695 Brilliantly paced and cut. 3.5/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times July 23, 2004 +1695 A spy thriller for espionage fans who feel that James Bond has gone soft in the head. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 23, 2004 +1695 An excellent follow-up that confirms Bourne as a first-class movie franchise. 4/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies July 23, 2004 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy is a dynamite sequel that begs for at least one more outing with this spy who refuses to come in from the cold. 4/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies July 23, 2004 +1695 More action-filled and tense than The Bourne Identity. A fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle July 23, 2004 +1695 Don't let this slip by you. A- fresh 0 E! Online July 23, 2004 +1695 As thrillers go, Supremacy is indeed supreme. B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News July 23, 2004 +1695 Moviegoers who complain about what a shaky camera does to their innards should pack antacids for this one. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press July 23, 2004 +1695 Supremacy is briskly paced and the screenwriting is fairly clever and crafty and salvages the film as a whole. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 23, 2004 +1695 A smart and jittery sequel. B+ fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News July 23, 2004 +1695 This admirable franchise should change your idea of what makes a good thriller. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post July 23, 2004 +1695 A sequel that reaches a higher plateau than its predecessor. B+ fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News July 23, 2004 +1695 A disappointment from the director of Bloody Sunday. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor July 23, 2004 +1695 Almost as good as its predecessor. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune July 23, 2004 +1695 The movie pulses forward relentlessly, and the tension never slackens. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer July 23, 2004 +1695 It's good enough to make a third Bourne movie a welcome possibility. B- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 22, 2004 +1695 Somebody needs to tell filmmakers that holding a camera by hand and shaking it around is not artistic. It looks like The Bourne Witch Project. rotten Fred Topel 0 About.com July 22, 2004 +1695 From top to bottom, from the action parts to the talky bits, The Bourne Supremacy is a movie that absolutely flies by with nary an unnecessary breath. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 22, 2004 +1695 Spy sequel has serious kick thanks to Tony Gilroy's black-coffee script and Paul Greengrass's two-fisted direction. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix July 22, 2004 +1695 A kind of rehash of the fast parts in the first movie. It's not totally satisfying, but it's fun while it lasts. 6/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 22, 2004 +1695 Top-drawer genre filmmaking -- an intense, intelligent, exciting, impeccable spy thriller. A fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather July 22, 2004 +1695 ... delivers the expected adrenaline-driven thrills with a fresh eye and a refreshing attitude... B+ fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 22, 2004 +1695 Despite the high speed car chases and the gleaming high-tech weaponry, 'The Bourne Supremacy' is empty of any lasting impressions. rotten Nigam Nuggehalli 0 culturevulture.net July 22, 2004 +1695 A sequel that, whatever its actual motivation, doesn't feel like a studio-mandated cash grab, but an organic continuation of the original, both in content and style. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly July 22, 2004 +1695 Basically you have The Fugitive with CIA agents moving through an entire plot that could be written on a napkin, but it moves like a thunderbolt riding a cheetah. 3/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com July 22, 2004 +1695 "The Bourne Supremacy"" is an exciting, finely crafted action thriller with the accent on ""thrill." B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 22, 2004 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy fizzles with its reliance upon a plethora of chase sequences to compensate for its failure to create an engrossing protagonist. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice July 22, 2004 +1695 Matt Damon is re-bourne as a compelling action figure 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com July 22, 2004 +1695 "Bourne Supremacy's tag line, ""They Should Have Left Him Alone"" is so completely apropos for this particularly puzzling sequel." 1.5 rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review July 22, 2004 +1695 [F]antastic, a whiz-bang follow-up that far surpasses the original as it breathlessly zigs and zags all over the globe. 3.5/4 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun July 22, 2004 +1695 The familiar character-driven story is yet another fast-paced, high-stakes, globe-trotting adventure with shaky hand-held camerawork and quick-cut editing. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com July 22, 2004 +1695 A welcome throwback to blood-soaked espionage thrillers, The Bourne Supremacy is a gritty sequel that hasn't lost its popular appeal. 3.5/4 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com July 22, 2004 +1695 Only the car chase--the best in years--is not confusing. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 22, 2004 +1695 The Bourne Supremacy ups the ante and the story zooms to a whole new level while still keeping the paranoia and the spy-vs-spy feel of the first film. fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily July 22, 2004 +1695 If Damon played Harrison Ford's Deckard character in the first film, in the second he's Rutger Hauer's Roy Batty. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 21, 2004 +1695 Greengrass knew not to screw up a good thing. 4/5 fresh Matt Norris 0 CinemaBlend July 21, 2004 +1695 It has an enviable level of clarity and plausibility while dynamically satisfying the conventions and requirements of the thriller. 4.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals July 21, 2004 +1695 The most fun you'll have in theaters this summer 4/5 fresh David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com July 21, 2004 +1695 The way the film has been made, nothing that happens seems inevitable -- which is to say, anything seems possible. There's a word for that sensation. It's called excitement. A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly July 21, 2004 +1695 So oppressively identified with its predecessor's look, sound, and design that Doug Liman warrants a co-director credit. 2/4 rotten Joe McGovern 0 Slant Magazine July 21, 2004 +1695 A breathless sequel with tense intellectual punch, smart, seat-gripping action, and a hero who is utterly compelling, almost without saying a word. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire July 21, 2004 +1695 Have you noticed that the older he gets, the more Matt Damon resembles Ray Liotta? 'It's essential preparation for my remake of Operation Dumbo Drop,' notes Matt. A- fresh Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! July 21, 2004 +1695 This dark, daring sequel is Bourne's journey to acknowledge the blood on his hands and atone for sins of his half-remembered past. It's a tougher, more complicated movie. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly July 21, 2004 +1695 a cut above your average fantasy world espionage thriller. 3.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs July 21, 2004 +1695 The film's goals are in the right place: character development and character growth. 4/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies July 21, 2004 +1695 A cold, calculating virtual redux of The Bourne Identity that leaves a bitter aftertaste in its wake. Audiences have seen this all before, many times over. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 21, 2004 +1695 Once again, Damon scores in the title role by never courting audience sympathy and playing his all-American good looks against the hard-shell brutality of the character. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety July 20, 2004 +1695 Every time you feel like you're finally grabbing hold of something involving, the picture once again spins frustratingly out of reach. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter July 20, 2004 +1695 Most of Supremacy is an overedited headache that hardly makes up in frayed nerves what the visuals lack in clarity. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice July 20, 2004 +1695 ... one of the best thrillers in recent years. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper July 19, 2004 +1695 3.5/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) August 30, 2004 +1695 B- fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +1696 Recognized for the splendid landscape photography by Giuseppe Land. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 11, 2016 +1696 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 21, 2005 +1698 What saves this movie from insipidness is an endearing performance by Walter Matthau as the cantankerous Mr. Wilson. fresh Patricia Bibby 1 Associated Press June 12, 2018 +1698 A kid's picture that can delight crabby adults, too. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 9, 2018 +1698 As Dennis, the charmless Mason is a Gamble that hasn't paid off. rotten Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday December 6, 2017 +1698 Its unholy mixture of peppy sadism and pious, self-righteous sentiment comes straight from Hughes' crabbed cinematic heart. D rotten Ty Burr 1 Entertainment Weekly July 7, 2010 +1698 Very young children may find the numskull, by-the-numbers gags here amusing, but teens will consider this kids' stuff and adults will be pained. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety July 22, 2008 +1698 John Hughes' vision of Dennis is much more menacing than Ketcham's fans and parents of small children might reasonably expect. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide April 26, 2007 +1698 A smooth blend of sentiment and slapstick. fresh 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1698 Someone ought to pay for this. 0/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 11, 2003 +1698 Mr. Hughes and Mr. Castle try hard to re-create a kind of timeless, idealized comic-strip atmosphere, but except for the performances of Lea Thompson and Robert Stanton... nobody in the movie seems in touch with the nature of the comedy. 2/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1698 How to turn an innocuous comic strip into an obnoxious movie. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1698 Most children will get a kick out of it, although adults roped into accompanying their offspring may find themselves yearning to escape through the nearest exit. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1698 Those good qualities are undermined, unfortunately, by the Switchblade Sam character, who is dirty, threatening and scary. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1698 Beyond the booby traps and plentiful pranks, Dennis the Menace is truly a treat for all ages. fresh Joe Brown 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1698 The comic has been condensed into a sweet-naturedly nutty motion picture with the buoyancy of a clutch of colored balloons. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1698 A movie that makes you leave the theatre with thoughts of having yourself, and your neighbors, spayed is not a good thing. 1/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1698 But it's all far too flabby, with lengthy setups that seem to go on forever. Some judicious editing to tighten up the film could have made all the difference in the overall pacing. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1698 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 27, 2005 +1698 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 3, 2005 +1698 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 19, 2005 +1698 1/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 6, 2004 +1698 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views November 7, 2003 +1698 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com September 23, 2003 +1698 2/5 rotten Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ May 8, 2003 +1698 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 1, 2002 +1699 This film undoubtedly was the creation of a marketing guy who thought Tom and Jerry might become more marketable if kids heard them talk and work together. 1/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune December 6, 2018 +1699 This clumsy bomb is unlikely to launch these new friends on a series of further comic misadventures. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 24, 2018 +1699 Misfire offers talking characters, forgettable musical score. 2/5 rotten Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media July 29, 2014 +1699 A severely dull animated feature. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1699 Tom and Jerry have charm. fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1699 The whole movie appears to have been run through a homogenizer. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 31, 2002 +1699 This one is strictly for the kiddies. rotten 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 31, 2002 +1699 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 25, 2005 +1699 1/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 3, 2004 +1699 1/5 rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine November 26, 2003 +1699 0/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 17, 2003 +1699 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +1699 1.5/5 rotten Hollis Chacona 0 Austin Chronicle January 31, 2002 +1700 Listening to the older crowd after the film had ended, they couldn't have missed the point any more if the soundtrack to Patch Adams had been played over the top of the film. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Hollywood Bitchslap March 4, 2004 +1700 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 21, 2005 +1701 ...a surprisingly engaging and involving little thriller. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 24, 2003 +1701 When I was young, I was taught to ignore people I didn't know or recognize. That's what I'd advise doing with this brainless film. 3 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide September 11, 2002 +1701 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 16, 2005 +1702 intelligent character study of a mythologized athlete B fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews July 24, 2011 +1702 A brilliantly performed, gut-wrenchingly sad flick 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Brag Magazine February 3, 2009 +1702 Whether he would have won at the next Olympics, we'll never know. What we do know is that Towne, a man of ruefully romantic temperament, has found a soulmate in Steve Prefontaine. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine August 5, 2008 +1702 With a very good part for a change, Sutherland invests the imposing Bowerman with a host of subtly expressed attitudes toward his most illustrious charge. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety August 5, 2008 +1702 Except for a few lapses, co-scriptwriters Kenny Moore and Towne allow Pre's aura to remain undisturbed by overdramatization and psychological speculation. 2.5/4 fresh Sandra Contreras 0 TV Guide August 5, 2008 +1702 Prefontaine's infectious enthusiasm is ably conveyed, although the film might have been a stronger and less earnest effort if producer Tom Cruise had played a more active part. fresh 0 Film4 August 5, 2008 +1702 A couple of sterling lead performances by Billy Crudup and Donald Sutherland. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 14, 2007 +1702 he understated cinematography by Conrad Hall and sterling work from Crudup and Sutherland lend a patina of class, yet it's in the end a po-faced film. rotten 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1702 Without Limits wins as a sports film precisely because it's not really about sports or a great victory. fresh Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle July 21, 2005 +1702 Bland biopic about runners 2/5 rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International July 26, 2004 +1702 Both Crudup and Sutherland deliver superb performances in the support of a thoughtful, committed, and richly visualized film. 4.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1702 Without Limits is an admirable departure from the norm, but its greatest strength doubles as an undermining weakness. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +1702 Offers plenty of interesting insights into the beauty, the poetry, the drama, and the science of athletic competition. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 3, 2002 +1702 As Pre, Billy Crudup is dynamite -- a magnetic star presence who's unafraid to show how Pre's drive also makes him a bit of a prick. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 11, 2001 +1702 Towne's most important contribution, aside from his gift for structure and willingness to direct this story in a classic, straight-ahead manner, is the power of his words. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +1702 Its wisdom, and clearly Mr. Towne's, lies in the film's way of filtering a young man's headstrong nature through an older man's more rueful point of view. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1702 Without Limits makes for an engrossing examination of the will to win, the importance of icons in American sports, and the interference of money in amateur athletics. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1702 Sutherland's performance is the film's treasure. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1702 Donald Sutherland walks away with the film. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1702 Where can a movie like this go except straight into a brick wall? rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1702 If you are, like me, a reluctant consumer of sporting films, you are in a for a terrific surprise. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1702 Even at almost a full two hours in length, the movie feels as trim as its star. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1702 A sturdy, hero-worshipping picture that underplays the boasting which made Pre less sympathetic in last year's version by Hollywood Pictures. 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1702 It's a good, solid little film about a man whose story deserves better. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1702 Definitely has its problems, but it's still one of the best sports movies I've ever seen. fresh Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +1702 Beautifully made and features a marvelous performance by Donald Sutherland as the track coach Bill Bowerman, but the movie is no more than moderately interesting. rotten David Denby 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +1702 A zippy, straightforward and entirely superficial film that reduces its subject to Rocky in running shoes. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1702 "I wish I could write that he is ""without limits"" as a director, but it is Towne's flair for the obvious that prevents this picture from going that extra mile." 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2000 +1702 It's not a bad film, but Towne and his star, the charismatic Billy Crudup, never fire the imagination in the way their inspirational, respectful biopic is obviously intended to. 2/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1702 Towne just doesn't capture his subject. 2/5 rotten 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1702 It's a great American story. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1702 A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1702 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 22, 2005 +1702 4/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 10, 2004 +1702 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1702 3/4 fresh 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1702 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly September 11, 1998 +1703 "Kagemusha"" is such a gratifying come-back picture for a justifiably revered filmmaker that one feels churlish harboring certain reservations." fresh Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post May 7, 2017 +1703 Excellent historical drama shows Kurosawa's broad range of gifts and skill. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television December 3, 2016 +1703 The film swings like a pendulum between stillness and action, an occasionally jarring mix of David Lean-like panoramas with intimate character study. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania December 27, 2014 +1703 Kagemusha, much like the similarly overblown but handsomely mounted Lawrence of Arabia, is an epic with a cipher in its point position. 3/4 fresh Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine August 21, 2009 +1703 A fine example of the Kurosawa style...precision of narrative in both scripting and imagistic storytelling... [Blu-ray] 4/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 5, 2009 +1703 Though not as overall impressive as his next picture Ran, Kagemusha, Akira Kurosawa's return to the epic Samurai film deservedly received Oscar nominations for its great pictorial beauty and other production values. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 26, 2005 +1703 Here, as in all of Kurosawa's late films, this sense of hopeless fixity renders unconvincing any hope for human agency. rotten Leo Goldsmith 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 29, 2005 +1703 Nakadai's performance as Kagemusha and Shingen is impressive, creating two distinct characters, one of whom eerily mimics the other 3.5/5 fresh David Thomas 0 Filmcritic.com January 26, 2005 +1703 There is beauty in Kagemusha but it is impersonal, distant and ghostly. The old master has never been more rigorous. 2.5/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1703 Dull and plodding presentation of an interesting period of Japanese history. 2/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +1703 A powerful film. 8/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 2, 2002 +1703 Despite its length, it never drags. 4/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film July 9, 2002 +1703 5/5 fresh Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1703 3/5 fresh Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1703 4/5 fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews December 11, 2007 +1703 4/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 UGO March 24, 2007 +1703 4/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 17, 2005 +1703 5/5 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews March 15, 2005 +1703 4/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 9, 2004 +1703 4/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 EnPrimeur.ca January 29, 2004 +1703 4/5 fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 1, 2003 +1703 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 31, 2003 +1704 This film is spectacular in its simplicity. The quiet story is filled with intelligence, wit, anger, sadness, triumph and tragedy. 9/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 2, 2018 +1704 You are left in no doubt that the events shown onscreen never happened in this way, something the best biopics make you forget. 3/5 rotten Alistair Ryder 0 Cinemole October 23, 2018 +1704 This isn't a movie with any ideas about that. It just wants to portray the Turing that beat Enigma, and in that it does a perfectly reasonable job. fresh Molly Templeton 0 Eugene Weekly (OR) August 28, 2018 +1704 [Cumberbatch's] Turing is full of ticks and tweaks that feel like an Asperger's poster boy but he's still able to craft a strong portrait of a troubled virtuoso. fresh Erik Anderson 0 AwardsWatch August 27, 2018 +1704 It's this career-best turn from Cumberbatch which helps to raise the game of this highly entertaining but technically functional British biopic. 3/5 fresh Joseph Walsh 0 CineVue August 22, 2018 +1704 The entire cast seems to have found the roles for which they were best suited. Together they give a passionate, energetic and emotional performance worthy of an Oscar win on every level. 4/4 fresh Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) August 21, 2018 +1704 As wonderful as Cumberbatch's performance is in many ways, we can't help thinking Turing deserved a better, more well-rounded exploration of his life than this film allowed for. rotten Tom Fitzgerald 0 Tom & Lorenzo June 5, 2018 +1704 It's very satisfying when a movie manages to generate some discussion, and makes one want to know more about its source of inspiration. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 Cinencuentro January 30, 2018 +1704 Norwegian director Morten Tyldum occasionally settles on conventional biopic devices, but doesn't allow the narrative to lose any momentum. B+ fresh Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current January 26, 2018 +1704 With apologies to all the historians out there, I have to say that given how much I enjoyed The Imitation Game, I don't really care how factually accurate it is. fresh Uri Klein 0 Haaretz January 11, 2018 +1704 Why has it taken so long for Hollywood to tell this fascinating and deeply tragic story 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 1, 2017 +1704 An affecting tale of an extraordinary human being. 4/5 fresh Reagan Gavin 0 The Times of India November 10, 2017 +1704 The Imitation Game is a hugely flawed film, but one I can't help liking anyway. fresh Alex Heeney 0 Seventh Row August 14, 2017 +1704 The Imitation Game retakes the myth, interprets it again and in this is lost something of the innocence of a story turned into legend. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 April 25, 2017 +1704 A conventional but first-rate spy thriller. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 1, 2017 +1704 The Imitation Game is a wonderful adaptation of his story, full of brilliant performances, an engaging directing style, and an exuberant soundtrack. fresh David Fontana 0 Film Inquiry February 24, 2017 +1704 A strong supporting cast, including Matthew Goode as crypto-analyst Hugh Alexander, Mark Strong as spymaster Stewart Menzies and Charles Dance as head of the codebreaking unit Alastair Denniston, are given tragically little screen time. 3.5/5 fresh John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) November 15, 2016 +1704 The Imitation Game is a classic 'race against time' tale with the added intrigue of how the authorities would deign to use the information they had once Enigma had been cracked. 4/5 fresh George Byrne 0 The Herald (Ireland) November 15, 2016 +1704 The Imitation Game is a gripping and satisfying film which occupies dual genres, featuring a stunning performance from Cumberbatch. Another one to watch on Oscar night, for sure. 4/5 fresh Doug Whelan 0 Irish Independent November 15, 2016 +1704 For all its broad strokes, it is a historical drama whose high stakes and underdog hero makes it the kind of commercial fare Hollywood has always done best. fresh Lisa Rosman 0 Signature November 15, 2016 +1704 It's an exciting, fast-paced, beautifully photographed and often enthralling race against time, as well as a riveting social commentary on sexism and sexuality. 9 fresh Karen Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 15, 2016 +1704 Weapons-grade Oscar-bait designed to earn months of plaudits before being promptly forgotten. 3/4 fresh Sonny Bunch 0 Washington Free Beacon July 14, 2016 +1704 The Imitation Game somehow makes manually breaking code thrilling. fresh Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 14, 2016 +1704 Cumberbatch helps elevate what could've been a rote boilerplate biopic into a film with the spark of a live wire. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire June 7, 2016 +1704 "Does The Imitation Game fudge the edges of its hero's biography? Guilty. But there's artistic truth to the maxim uttered at the end of John Ford's The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance: ""When the legend becomes fact, print the legend." 4 fresh Bill Newcott 0 AARP Movies for Grownups April 18, 2016 +1704 It glosses over what exactly made Alan Turing so brilliant, resulting in a monochromatic picture that could have been - should have been - told in bright, striking color. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 14, 2016 +1704 Dialogue is witty and performances are first-rate. While it's Cumberbatch's show, Knightley is very good as a woman thrilled at being able to put her intelligence to use. 4/5 fresh Nick Dent 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) November 9, 2015 +1704 [Turing is] a puzzle, yes, but to its credit, The Imitation Game doesn't pretend to solve him. 7/10 fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters November 9, 2015 +1704 First-rate performances and an irresistibly exciting and moving story help this drama rise above the traditional biopic. 4/5 fresh Glenn Sumi 0 NOW Toronto November 9, 2015 +1704 Altogether, The Imitation Game is a film that will give you plenty to think about. fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 9, 2015 +1704 A formulaic but engaging biopic, The Imitation Game is a perfectly good film, just not nearly the film it could have been. fresh Ben Skipper 0 International Business Times November 9, 2015 +1704 A genuinely good film about a fascinating true story. fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org November 9, 2015 +1704 Dazzlingly performed with great creativity. [full review in Spanish] fresh Jorge Ayala 0 El Financiero May 30, 2015 +1704 A flawed biopic anchored by solid performances and fascinating drama even if it poorly handles its gay subject matter. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight May 11, 2015 +1704 A very thoughtful and bewildering drama about a man who was meant to do great things in a world that was not ready to accept his eccentricities. 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org April 7, 2015 +1704 An enthralling spy thriller-turned-prestige bio pic that features a world-class performance by Benedict Cumberbatch. A- fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) March 14, 2015 +1704 The intriguing subject matter is, to an increasingly dismaying degree, rendered moot by filmmaker Morten Tyldum's run-of-the-mill sensibilities... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 13, 2015 +1704 As much as I wanted to suspend my disbelief and take pleasure in the actors' brilliance, The Imitation Game lacks credibility on every level. Still, Cumberbatch, Keira Knightley... [and] Mark Strong are terrific. rotten Amy Taubin 0 Artforum January 23, 2015 +1704 Solid historical drama about someone who changed the world but is unknown today. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express January 23, 2015 +1704 A highly entertaining, immaculately produced drama about a genius-hero whose stiff-upper-lip resolve can't block a kick in the teeth when, years after the war, he is prosecuted for the 'crime' of homosexuality. 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 22, 2015 +1704 The story, though considerably altered to make it more dramatic, is an interesting one, and Turing and Clarke's relationship is compelling in the film. Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley both give great performances in this film. B+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 19, 2015 +1704 A well-crafted character study which just might land the talented Benedict Cumberbatch a coveted Academy Award. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News January 19, 2015 +1704 A moving tribute to an extraordinary man. 3.5/4 fresh Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly January 19, 2015 +1704 Cumberbatch gives a performance that is, by turns, awkward, triumphant, and heartbreaking. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press January 19, 2015 +1704 The Imitation Game both brings to life and pays tribute to Turing's history-altering and pioneering work that paved the way for modern computing. B+ fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony January 14, 2015 +1704 Nearly every moment is infused with Importance. 2.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm January 13, 2015 +1704 The Imitation Game walks a fine line in making the familiar effective, also reflecting A Beautiful Mind at points. 3.5/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age January 8, 2015 +1704 Benedict Cumberbatch gives a superbly nuanced performance, imbuing Turing with just the right amount of strangeness to make him endearing but not treacly B+ fresh Leah Pickett 0 Consequence of Sound January 8, 2015 +1704 The Imitation Game is impressive, particularly due to Cumberbatch and Knightley and the highs and lows of Turing's truly remarkable life. 4/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) January 7, 2015 +1704 Cumberbatch brings his immense talent and intelligence -- and not too much glamour -- to the socially awkward, notoriously disheveled protagonist. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 America Magazine January 6, 2015 +1704 A rich performance with the pathos and drama of a new age of technology set within the hardships of war. 8/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics January 5, 2015 +1704 ...a fine, old-fashioned Hollywood biopic of the man, filled with quality actors, an entertaining script, and the inevitable degree of minor fact-fudging to make things move along a little quicker. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 The Robot's Voice January 5, 2015 +1704 It's hard to make the workings of the scientific mind dramatic, but unfortunately The Imitation Game doesn't even try. 2.5/5 rotten CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) January 5, 2015 +1704 Enthralling history unveiled in this well-acted film 4/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com January 5, 2015 +1704 Is The Imitation Game middlebrow stuff as some have claimed? In a sense, yes, it probably is, but that doesn't prevent it being compelling entertainment. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 5, 2015 +1704 What could have been a very dry and earnest film emerges, under the intelligent direction of Norwegian Morten Tyldum working from a screenplay by Graham Moore, as a gripping and still rather extraordinary story. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian January 5, 2015 +1704 "The ""action"" here is Turing tinkering with his machine. Or simply thinking -- which, as Cumberbatch portrays it, is adventure of the highest order." fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine January 4, 2015 +1704 Benedict Cumberbatch's sensitive, moving performance is the film's beating heart, and the best reason to see it. 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) January 4, 2015 +1704 The Imitation Game has finally given Turing's remarkable legacy the broad cinematic respect it merits by showcasing it proudly in one of the five best films of the year. fresh Cameron Meier 0 Orlando Weekly January 4, 2015 +1704 Cumberbatch's performance is riveting, but Knightley deserves credit for doing it backwards and in heels, so to speak. In fact, Clarke probably deserves her own biopic as one of the few female practitioners of the code-breaking art. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post January 4, 2015 +1704 The Imitation Game is an astounding story, both for its marvel and its misery. 4/5 fresh Tom Glasson 0 Concrete Playground January 4, 2015 +1704 It has flashes of brilliance, but can't sustain that greatness through its air of self-importance. It seems so bent on being a great movie that it falls short of being a good one. rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune January 4, 2015 +1704 Knightley here gives a mature performance that matches Cumberbatch's in commitment. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee January 4, 2015 +1704 Cumberbatch's masterful performance dominates the movie, inevitably evoking his updated version of [Sherlock] Holmes... But where his Sherlock is smooth and lofty, his Turing is lofty with rough, jagged edges that keep rubbing people the wrong way. 5/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 4, 2015 +1704 We go into a movie knowing that the subject was as genius or a hero, a martyr or titan. We should leave with a more nuanced understanding of who he was, his complexities and flaws. rotten Elaine Teng 1 The New Republic January 4, 2015 +1704 This suspenseful drama reveals pieces of its puzzle steadily and slowly, until the final heartrending picture can be seen at last. A fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 4, 2015 +1704 From sets and costumes to Alexandre Desplat's musical score, The Imitation Game is everything classy that Hollywood wishes it could be. A- fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times January 4, 2015 +1704 For the filmmakers, there are simplifications that must have been inevitable, for dramatic and narrative purposes, when it comes to depicting the years of wartime work. But what of the other choices that have been made? 3/5 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 The Age (Australia) January 4, 2015 +1704 No stiff upper-lipped acting stone is left unturned in Morten Tyldum's earnest, honest account of the life of Alan Turing. fresh Simon Foster 0 FILMINK (Australia) January 4, 2015 +1704 A compelling true story of perseverance and persecution, The Imitation Game has a lot of information it must convey to its audience. Time is of the essence. And time was always running out for Alan Turing. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) January 4, 2015 +1704 With a lesser actor, The Imitation Game would have collapsed on its good intentions. Cumberbatch brings such a raw personal passion to his work, he elevates the better parts to a superb level and keeps the miscues to a minimum. B fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee January 4, 2015 +1704 The Imitation Game is a great story that's well-told, about a man who was different from many of us -- which is to say that he was exceptional at a time when the world needed such a man most. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World January 4, 2015 +1704 This beautifully designed and photographed period drama, adapted from Andrew Hodges' book The Enigma by debut screenwriter Graham Moore, centres on three important points of Turing's life. 4/5 fresh Karen Krizanovich 0 The Arts Desk January 4, 2015 +1704 Cumberbatch is terrific. His Turing is an intense, intellectual force and stirring mix of remote, vulnerable and present. 3/4 fresh Anita Katz 0 San Francisco Examiner January 4, 2015 +1704 [Benedict Cumberbatch] has had a meteoric rise, and for good reason -- he's really good at what he does. Here, he does a lot with a little. 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle January 4, 2015 +1704 In a year of terrific performances by leading men, Cumberbatch gets my vote for top honors. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 4, 2015 +1704 It's mostly to Cumberbatch's credit that The Imitation Game plays like a solid, engaging historical drama, interesting enough to suit audiences that aren't interested in either World War II history or technology. 2.5/4 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Christianity Today January 4, 2015 +1704 This film about one of the past century's smartest humans at times treats its own audience like a classroom of remedial learners. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate January 4, 2015 +1704 It's a film about drive, about imagination, and how brilliance thrives outside the mainstream. These are common enough themes given uncommon purchase in a film about a man who likely saved millions of lives by never fitting in. A fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 4, 2015 +1704 [Cumberbatch's] whose portrayal of the British mathematician and WWII code-smasher is a feat of nuanced intelligence, a portrait of anguish with hints of arid humor. And, yes, arrogance. fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post January 4, 2015 +1704 Cumberbatch does what he can to fill in the blanks and he is the real thing here -- all shyness, rudeness, acid comments, pathos, dazzling intellect and aching melancholy, while suppressing his velvety star charisma. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Rebello 0 Playboy Online January 4, 2015 +1704 Although well-crafted and performed, The Imitation Game proves to be much to conventional a film about an unconventional, remarkable and tragic life. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 3, 2015 +1704 This is a human drama that invites you to think, not just about the technicalities and the philosophies behind code-breaking, but also the social and psychological themes. 4/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury January 1, 2015 +1704 Not the year's boldest, but has perhaps one of the year's best performances fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2015 +1704 It's easy to see why The Imitation Game has been so well received. The story of Alan Turing is both fascinating and disturbing. B fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane January 1, 2015 +1704 The film is meant to pay tribute to Turing but also isn't afraid to expose his struggles and flaws, and manages to enlighten whether or not you're already familiar with his name and accomplishments. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue December 31, 2014 +1704 An engaging story about a remarkable person. 3.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly December 31, 2014 +1704 a thriller that really does thrill and at the same time draws viewers into a mathematical problem. 9/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews December 30, 2014 +1704 Benedict Cumberbatch gives a performance sure to be remembered come Oscar nomination time 5/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes December 28, 2014 +1704 Benedict Cumberbatch gives an empathy-stirring performance in the year's best biopic. 4/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) December 27, 2014 +1704 Turing's optimism in the face of the seemingly impossible wins our affection and sympathy, making his ultimate fate all the more heartbreaking. A fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) December 27, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch is not that good-looking, folks. And, his farts do NOT smell like roses. But, with that rant out of my system now, I must say he impresses as Turing. The role seems custom-made. A fresh Paul Chambers 0 Movie Chambers December 26, 2014 +1704 A vibrant work that refuses to be relegated to the status of just another Brit biopic appearing in the thick of awards season. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing December 26, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game is an extraordinarily riveting film with a superb score and a performance from Benedict Cumberbatch that is awkward, brilliant perfection and a welcome consideration for one of the most powerful on screen presences of the year. 8.5/10 fresh Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com December 25, 2014 +1704 Produced with a Masterpiece Theater eye for period detail, but also with a missionary's zeal to honor a wrongly dishonored man. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 25, 2014 +1704 Performances are fiery and committed, successfully communicating the brain-bending decoding mission and its many areas of paranoia, deception, and dark confession. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com December 24, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch is moviedom's man of the moment, and with this painfully human performance, the actor who has specialized in difficult geniuses finally cracks the code of compassion. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 24, 2014 +1704 This film's overall success hangs on Cumberbatch and what is, to date, his finest performance on the big screen. 4/4 fresh Bill Zwecker 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 24, 2014 +1704 He's an underappreciated hero brought to life through Cumberbatch's brilliant performance. It may not be Turing-level brilliant, but it's not far off. A fresh Christopher Lawrence 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal December 24, 2014 +1704 A rousing, only slightly qualified success. fresh Dale Roe 0 Austin American-Statesman December 24, 2014 +1704 The film plays out in a satisfying manner, but with subtlety having served its purpose, it becomes increasingly bombastic about its intent. 3.5/5 fresh Russell Edwards 0 sbs.com.au December 24, 2014 +1704 Despite the instances when it strays from, or grossly simplifies, the record...succeeds in presenting an affecting portrait of Alan Turing. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 24, 2014 +1704 It would be hard to foul up the story of Alan Turing, and thankfully The Imitation Game doesn't. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News December 24, 2014 +1704 "While their careers include fine performances, Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley are so ambitious, so subtle and so intelligent as the protagonists of ""The Imitation Game"" that their earlier work feels light." 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 24, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch moves effortlessly from master thinker to vulnerable lost soul to socially awkward twit to cagey pragmatist. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer December 24, 2014 +1704 Despite its title, Tyldum's film isn't some imitator or wannabe. Rather, The Imitation Game, highlighted by a layered turn from Benedict Cumberbatch, is the real deal. 4/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune December 24, 2014 +1704 Turing may finally be getting what he deserves as the straightforward and well-acted The Imitation Game, featuring a strong performance from Benedict Cumberbatch as Turing. 4/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com December 24, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch refines his Sherlock Holmes routine and carries a rousing movie about how English cryptographers cracked Germany's military code and shortened World War II. B+ fresh Jeff Baker 0 Oregonian December 24, 2014 +1704 "No movie with as many excellent actors as ""The Imitation Game"" can fail to be interesting." B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 24, 2014 +1704 "The Imitation Game"" is both an education and a pleasure - and another chance to revel in what Cumberbatch can convey in eloquent silence." 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times December 24, 2014 +1704 Unlike The King's Speech, which won a clutch of Oscars for its dull propriety and Masterpiece Theater vibe, The Imitation Game is vibrant and lively, engaging you on several levels. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 23, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch's finely calibrated performance helps bring to life one of history's lesser-known stories and most shameful injustices. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 23, 2014 +1704 Consider the code cracked, translated, and laid out for all to see: different is special is good, and ordinary morality is a sham, anyway. 1/5 rotten Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader December 23, 2014 +1704 It's an exceptional piece of work, while serving as a commentary of how the fight for human rights is still very much in its infancy, and how far we still have to go. 4/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 23, 2014 +1704 "Cumberbatch Heartbreaking, Brilliant in ""Game." 4.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times December 22, 2014 +1704 Succeeds at rendering an irascible man sympathetic. 3/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com December 22, 2014 +1704 The film is rarely anything but entertaining and humorous but its approaches are visibly commercial. 3.5/5 fresh Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer December 21, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game is a story that needed to be told; the highest compliment I can give Mr. Tyldum, Mr. Cumberbatch, Mr. Moore and their collaborators is that they've honoured Alan Turing. 4.5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show December 20, 2014 +1704 An agonisingly shallow, de-historical depiction of Turing as psychological agent. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 19, 2014 +1704 It's easy to see The Imitation Game as a triumph - after all, Turing accomplished what all the experts claimed was impossible - but it's equally apparent that underlying the triumph is a tragedy. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 17, 2014 +1704 Serviceably dramatizes an important historical story while giving rising star Cumberbatch suitably juicy material. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 16, 2014 +1704 I am reasonably familiar with the subject matter, yet the film still manages to knock my socks off fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile December 15, 2014 +1704 A riveting biopic, in which Benedict Cumberbatch portrays the eccentric mathematician who breaks the unbreakable WWII German code with unerring virtuosity. The completeness of Cumberbatch's performance makes it one of the year's best fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile December 15, 2014 +1704 It's a lovely year end present. Near perfect, and damn entertaining with moments of thrills, triumph, and sadness... 4.5/5 fresh Elias Savada 0 Film Threat December 13, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch's Aspergian odd man out is this film's greatest asset. Knightley is delightful. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 12, 2014 +1704 Many actors are too cowardly, or too egotistical, to play an unsympathetic character. So Cumberbatch's performance deserves more consideration than many of his peers'. 4/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com December 12, 2014 +1704 As uncomplicatedly likeable and effortlessly rootable as its main character and star, The Imitation Game ultimately wins at any easy game, when it could have risked - and revealed - so much more. 2.5/4 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Globe and Mail December 12, 2014 +1704 With the book by Hodges and now this film by Tyldum, hopefully Alan Turing will receive the recognition he was so wrongly denied. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 12, 2014 +1704 "You wouldn't think a movie about an English mathematical genius could be so absolutely riveting, but that is the subject matter of ""The Imitation Game"", a sure bet for a Best Picture nomination. " fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan December 12, 2014 +1704 n the end, The Imitation Game ably details a little-known corner of the WWII story, one that has incredible relevance today. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com December 12, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game is simple, but it is also cogent in making the case for its subject's place in history... 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 11, 2014 +1704 You can't help but walk out feeling as though you've just seen one of the more important stories about one of the more important people - gay or straight - of our time. 4/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) December 11, 2014 +1704 "There's a film to be made about how government secrecy came spiraling out from Bletchley to conquer the future in which we now live, but ""The Imitation Game"" would rather give you a very good night at the movies." 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 11, 2014 +1704 A handsome and stirring film of Second World War ingenuity that also succeeds as cracking good entertainment. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star December 11, 2014 +1704 Imitation Game is partly a tragedy, partly a history lesson, but largely a dramatic plea not just to embrace those who think differently, but actually appreciate them. 4/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald December 11, 2014 +1704 There is nothing unique about the film itself - except for the mesmerizing performance by Benedict Cumberbatch in the lead role. 4/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies December 11, 2014 +1704 This watchable biopic focuses on the Enigma project, mining drama from the gravity of the Nazi threat and laughs from the egghead hero's arch egotism and social ineptitude. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 11, 2014 +1704 "The Imitation Game"" leaves Turing's essential mysteries intact, but they will nonetheless find even the most public contours his story ripe with drama, excitement and deeply affecting resonance." 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 11, 2014 +1704 The actors save the day. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 11, 2014 +1704 "The Imitation Game"" translates Turing and his team's achievement for a lay audience, while dramatizing the personal, scientific and bureaucratic obstacles they faced." 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 11, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch nails it. If only the film did, too. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 11, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game is occasionally too conventional a film for its thoroughly unconventional hero, but the novelty of the untold story and its brilliant lead performance are a winning equation. fresh Noah Gittell 0 Washington City Paper December 11, 2014 +1704 Like the recent The Theory of Everything, The Imitation Game does a better job with the historical bullet points than with the interior lives of its characters. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye December 11, 2014 +1704 A well-written historical drama that also feels fiercely contemporary. 4.5/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews December 11, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game is a great biopic. The trouble is, biopics just ain't that great. 4/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix December 10, 2014 +1704 Graced by an alternately unflappable and perturbed performance by Benedict Cumberbatch. The script sparks and flares with passages of clever British speech of lovely theatrical obviousness. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity December 9, 2014 +1704 A lively, exciting beat-the-clock thriller. Frequently sharp and witty. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 5, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game may not be the big screen biography Turing deserves, but if this is the one that introduces his work to wider audiences, we'll take it. 6/10 fresh Austin Trunick 0 Under the Radar December 5, 2014 +1704 Strong performances buoy teen-friendly historical drama. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media December 5, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game is a fantastic piece of historical theater that never fully embraces its cinematic identity. 4/5 fresh Kofi Outlaw 0 ScreenRant December 5, 2014 +1704 While Cumberbatch will get all the accolades, his character's younger self is inhabited by actor Alex Lawther, whose performance matches and complements the lead marvelously. 8/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix December 5, 2014 +1704 If you are interested, even slightly, in what distinguished Alan Turing, this is not the film for you. It has about as much to do with his contributions to automation as does a Judd Apatow movie. rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 5, 2014 +1704 A powerful, complex drama and a long-overdue tribute to a true hero and visionary. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 4, 2014 +1704 The movie has a tiresome sense of old-fashioned propriety. Not only can you catch the whiff of mothballs, you can also smell the ersatz good taste. rotten Wesley Morris 1 Grantland December 4, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch deserved a stronger movie, but at least Tyldum had the good sense to let him loose. Few actors can portray intelligence in a way that honors the audience's own. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor December 4, 2014 +1704 There's truth to it. Turing's story is indeed hard to imagine. Thanks to Cumberbatch's committed performance, a lot more people will know it. 3.5/4 fresh Jocelyn Noveck 1 Associated Press December 4, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch creates a memorable character who is at once fascinating and off-putting. 7.7/10 fresh Christine N. Ziemba 0 Paste Magazine December 4, 2014 +1704 Benedict Cumberbatch is thrilling to watch; you sense the joy he must get out of his acting especially when in such a juicy role. 8 fresh Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com December 1, 2014 +1704 One of the year's finest films; I could happily watch 'The Imitation Game' again. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com December 1, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch has the ability to spin Turing's absence of tact into comedy and pathos. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve December 1, 2014 +1704 Even when the conception of the movie begins to seem lifeless, Knightley bursts with a vitality that won't be contained. The same is true, to an even greater degree, of Cumberbatch. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation December 1, 2014 +1704 An entertaining thriller, but a miscalculated biopic. 6/10 fresh Brian Juergens 0 The Backlot December 1, 2014 +1704 Benedict Cumberbatch is brilliant. 3.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs November 30, 2014 +1704 It's frustrating but the movie works thanks to Cumberbatch's excellent performance and the eternally powerful image of the tortured hero. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 29, 2014 +1704 Hollywood biopics infantilizes its audiences. If someone's true story ended badly, it's a text epilogue that tells us what happened. When Hollywood does another biopic of Jesus's life they will leave out the crucifixion. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 Las Vegas Informer November 28, 2014 +1704 The story of Alan Turing, and his immeasurable contribution to modern society, is superbly adapted for the screen in The Imitation Game. 4/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb November 28, 2014 +1704 As middlebrow, medium-impact melodrama goes, you could do worse. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com November 28, 2014 +1704 Too bad the film often seems more concerned about its own year-end legacy than its subject's. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket November 27, 2014 +1704 "The Imitation Game"" is a highly conventional movie about a profoundly unusual man. This is not entirely a bad thing." fresh 1 New York Times November 27, 2014 +1704 Most likely, it was the intent of screenwriter Graham Moore to make a puzzle out a film about puzzle solving. That is not necessarily a bad thing, however, once the pieces fall into in place. 3.5/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com November 27, 2014 +1704 Thoroughly entertaining, utterly conventional. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service November 27, 2014 +1704 Beatifully capturing the era, the acting by Cumberbatch and Knightley is very good, but the well-directed story doesn't need the couple of trite plot devices that diminish the end product. 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times November 26, 2014 +1704 It's a marvelous story about science and humanity, plus a great performance by Benedict Cumberbatch, plus first-rate filmmaking and cinematography, minus a script that muddles its source material to the point of betraying it. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 26, 2014 +1704 Good as he's been in the past ... the richness and complexity of Turing's character make this portrayal of an arrogant, difficult, sure-of-himself individual the role of Cumberbatch's career. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 26, 2014 +1704 As fine-tuned and moving a performance as Cumberbatch delivers - all the more impressive for being created from scratch, since no audio or video recordings of Turing exist - the film's Turing suffers an acute lack of an inner life. 3/5 fresh Inkoo Kang 1 TheWrap November 26, 2014 +1704 With a constantly shifting chronology, the filmmakers find and link the key moments in the life of a brilliant, complicated, fascinating man. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz November 26, 2014 +1704 Unlike self-consciously unconventional biopics, The Imitation Game melds fact and invention with lucidity and sweep. fresh Michael Sragow 0 Film Comment Magazine November 26, 2014 +1704 The film is anchored by yet another hypnotically complex Cumberbatch performance. He's turning greatness into a habit. B+ fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly November 26, 2014 +1704 The film's prime force is Cumberbatch, a great actor whose talent shines here on its highest beams. It's an explosive, emotionally complex performance. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 26, 2014 +1704 It never quite brings everything together into a dramatic whole. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 26, 2014 +1704 Based on the biography by Andrew Hodges, Imitation illuminates Turing's brilliance in an engrossing and moving film that features a standout, Oscar-worthy performance by Benedict Cumberbatch. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 26, 2014 +1704 Turing is kept tweedy and neutered, as closeted in celluloid as he was in real life. C rotten Amy Nicholson 1 L.A. Weekly November 25, 2014 +1704 "Prestige biopics don't get much better than ""The Imitation Game."" This is a special film." 4.5/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 EntertainmentTell November 25, 2014 +1704 'The Imitation Game' doesn't embarrass itself by trying to explain convoluted mathematical issues; there's nothing on the order of 'A Beautiful Mind''s forehead-slapping breakdown of game theory. 2/5 rotten Matt Prigge 0 Metro November 25, 2014 +1704 A riveting and emotional historical piece that bolsters one of the best performances of the year by Benedict Cumberbatch. 9/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net November 25, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch is the one freaky touch in an otherwise conventional movie, but the conventions in this case work handsomely. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 25, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game is at its best when it focuses on the collision between cryptography and proto-programming. The film's efforts to function as a character study, on the other hand, are decidedly clumsy. B- fresh Mike D'Angelo 1 AV Club November 25, 2014 +1704 Shot with a sense of how to make the intellectual seem dynamic...fulfilling and compelling..Intelligence is rarely this exciting. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine November 25, 2014 +1704 This true story is, in itself, so tragically fascinating and the performances so fine, you almost don't realize how safe this film actually is. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute November 24, 2014 +1704 "There's an algorithm for making an Oscar-ready prestige picture - and ""The Imitation Game"" follows it obsessively." 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News November 24, 2014 +1704 Handsomely made, respectably acted, and reveals an interesting and important piece of world history. In other words, it's a standard biopic. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush November 24, 2014 +1704 "[VIDEO ESSAY]...the success of ""The Imitation Game"" comes down to Benedict Cumberbatch's sensitive portrayal of a complex personality." A- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 24, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game is a rich production ... that amounts to an engaging, even mesmerizing rendering of one of history's most important events. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International November 24, 2014 +1704 Turing will survive this film with his enigma intact, but the movie itself is the opposite of enigmatic, and Cumberbatch merits more. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker November 24, 2014 +1704 A Beautiful Mind, this film thankfully isn't. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. A fresh Tomris Laffly 0 Movie Mezzanine November 23, 2014 +1704 It's rock solid, but Turing's admirers will say the scope of his achievements demanded a little more. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray November 22, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch is thrown into the middle of a thriller and given the leeway to show us how the brilliant and troubled Turing works. It's great watching him do just that. fresh Jacob Kastrenakes 0 The Verge November 21, 2014 +1704 Turing deserves better than to be presented as a nutty professor, a tweed-jacketed Rain Man, his own code so easily cracked that any old hack film-makers can have a go. rotten Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman November 21, 2014 +1704 Besides being an offensive disservice to the sadly not singular tragedy of Alan Turing, how is The Imitation Game? Well, it has good performances. rotten Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. November 17, 2014 +1704 A biopic that plays out like a cerebral thriller, this film traces the life of Alan Turing, the British maths genius who essentially invented the computer and won World War II before being driven to suicide by a cruel legal system. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com November 17, 2014 +1704 It is a celebration of Turing's extraordinary achievements, a populist yarn that makes an admirably firm fist of establishing its spiky subject as a heroic outsider. fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) November 16, 2014 +1704 Engrossing, if emotionally evasive - featuring Benedict Cumberbatch's exceptional performance... 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 15, 2014 +1704 It's Turing himself, of course, who is the story's biggest enigma, and Cumberbatch's performance unlocks his secrets with spellbinding brilliance. 4/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk November 15, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game does justice to a great British hero and a story of incredible triumph against impossible odds. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) November 14, 2014 +1704 Intriguing character study and exciting war drama rolled into one 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit November 14, 2014 +1704 The film-makers have set out to tell us a yarn and they have succeeded admirably. Celebrate a film that will enhance rainy bank-holiday weekends for decades to come. 4/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times November 14, 2014 +1704 Simplified and conventionalised though it may be, this has to be accounted the most compelling dramatisation of Turing's story yet. 3/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard November 14, 2014 +1704 Fascinating and thrilling, The Imitation Game keeps you gripped by always offering a reminder of what's at stake, as well as exploring the mind of a brilliant but unfairly treated war hero who should never be forgotten. 4/5 fresh James Luxford 0 Radio Times November 13, 2014 +1704 Nothing can soften the tragedy that characterised Turing's later years, but this remains a testament to a singular, brilliant man and his extraordinary achievements. 4/5 fresh Rob Daniel 0 Sky Cinema November 13, 2014 +1704 No guns-blazing thriller, this is an old-fashioned code-cracking drama. 4/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Daily Mirror (UK) November 13, 2014 +1704 Such an astonishing, crucial life as Turing's deserves a more courageous, inventive film. Not this opportunistic, King's Speech -like Oscar grab. 2/5 rotten Antonia Quirke 0 Financial Times November 13, 2014 +1704 A great performance by Benedict Cumberbatch and an illuminating portrait of the large role secrets can play in our lives. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice November 13, 2014 +1704 It's a fascinating story, as well as one of those stories that needs to be told, over and over if necessary, but I just wish it had been told here with a little more guts and flair. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator November 13, 2014 +1704 Amounts to less than it should but still worth a jaunt. 3/5 fresh Sophie Monks 0 Little White Lies November 13, 2014 +1704 Despite its flaws, The Imitation Game watchably recreates one of Britain's finest hours, and one of its most shameful. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 13, 2014 +1704 Morten Tyldum ties it all together with such steadfast dedication to fine-ness that makes it very difficult to be cross with his film. 3/5 fresh Chris Fyvie 0 The Skinny November 13, 2014 +1704 A marvelous combination of thrilling intellectual adventure and sensitive portrait of a man ahead of his time both personally and professionally. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 12, 2014 +1704 It's not a bad film, but it's certainly a timid one ... 3/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman November 10, 2014 +1704 A superb thriller and a worthy biopic of a real hero. 4/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine November 10, 2014 +1704 A finely etched character study, with Cumberbatch on towering form. Set coordinates for the Oscars. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 Total Film November 10, 2014 +1704 Norwegian director Morten Tyldum's solid English-language debut has been packaged as a tony period drama with an ardent straight-gay non-romance and a polemical edge. fresh Graham Fuller 0 Film Comment Magazine November 6, 2014 +1704 Do I think The Imitation Game is among the year's best films? Absolutely not, but that should not be held against the film that is, warts and all, an intelligent and mostly entertaining historical drama. 6.0/10 fresh Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes November 5, 2014 +1704 Given the liberties the film takes, it's surprising that it refuses to penetrate Alan Turing's carnality and allow Benedict Cumberbatch to truly wrestle with the torment of the man's sexuality. 2/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 27, 2014 +1704 Turing is a tougher role to play than it might once have been, but Cumberbatch burrows beneath the surface to reveal someone with machine-like logic locked in a soulful struggle against an inhuman society. 4/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman October 13, 2014 +1704 With a large dose of Sherlock and a sprinkling of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Benedict Cumberbatch is just brilliant in the role of Alan Turing. 4/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) October 10, 2014 +1704 To feel gripped, on edge and moved in such a short period of time is of real commendation to Tyldum, who takes his audience through the motions in this unforgettable piece. 5/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys October 8, 2014 +1704 While the ingredients are there for this game to be a memorable one, I'm afraid this latest film about Turing fails its own test, feeling robotic and wooden. C- rotten Jason Gorber 0 ScreenAnarchy September 15, 2014 +1704 This is a very clandestine way to make a liberal message movie, but it works. You could almost say that it serves up Oscar bait in code. 4/5 fresh Owen Gleiberman 0 BBC.com September 14, 2014 +1704 Morten Tydlum's The Imitation Game is a first-rate biopic, a thrilling espionage game that's beautifully crafted and acted. fresh Sean O'Connell 0 CinemaBlend September 12, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch bristles with brilliance in this handsome biopics the British do so well about the fascinating, tragic story of mathematician Alan Turing. 4/4 fresh Thelma Adams 0 Yahoo! Movies September 12, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game is a surprisingly brainy war picture about some of the more unexpected heroes behind the scenes. 4/5 fresh Erik Davis 0 Movies.com September 12, 2014 +1704 Streamlines a fascinating true story into functional prestige filmmaking, but it's still plenty engaging, thanks largely to its lead. B- fresh 1 AV Club September 11, 2014 +1704 Morten Tyldum's espionage thriller about Alan Turing is purely sensational with a performance for the ages by Benedict Cumberbatch. One of the year's very best. 4/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com September 10, 2014 +1704 thoroughly engrossing fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 10, 2014 +1704 Utterly absorbing true-life spy thriller. Cumberbatch is wonderful. 9/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 9, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game makes a compelling case for futzing with the details of a biopic in order to get a more engaging message across. 8/10 fresh Sam Woolf 0 We Got This Covered September 9, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game isn't exactly scintillating, but its slow-burn suspense is plenty pleasurable. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International September 9, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game is a film about a human calculator which feels... a little too calculated. 3/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 9, 2014 +1704 The intrigue and intensity of the war and espionage plot are compelling, but Cumberbatch captivates as Turing. 4/5 fresh Zeba Blay 0 Digital Spy September 9, 2014 +1704 Headhunters director Morten Tyldum and Benedict Cumberbatch, at the top of his game, forge the definitive account of Turing's life. 8/10 fresh Matt Patches 0 IGN Movies September 8, 2014 +1704 It's too formulaic, too efficient at simply whisking you through and making sure you've clocked the diversity message.: without square pegs - like those played by Cumberbatch and Knightley - the world would be by far the poorer. 3/5 rotten Catherine Shoard 0 Guardian September 8, 2014 +1704 The Imitation Game puts Alan Turing's life on a conveyer belt. So we understand him less as a human. Other than his connection to his machine. 5.5/10 rotten Brian Formo 0 CraveOnline September 8, 2014 +1704 Cumberbatch does a wonderful job bringing this characterization to life and it's often his performance that overcomes some of the film's melodramatic tendencies. C+ fresh Gregory Ellwood 0 HitFix September 3, 2014 +1704 Hidden codes, secret meanings and mixed messages pulse through the reliable, old-fashioned, buzzing copper wires of this true-life British period drama. 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out September 3, 2014 +1704 Strong, stirring, triumphant and tragic, The Imitation Game may be about a man who changed the world, but it's also about the world that destroyed a man. 7.9/10 fresh James Rocchi 1 Film.com September 2, 2014 +1704 Crowd-pleasing and rousing, the movie's winning third final act will definitely render the picture as solid contender in awards season. B fresh Rodrigo Perez 0 The Playlist September 2, 2014 +1704 A glossy, conventionally entertaining account of Alan Turing's top-secret military work ... a rollicking wartime story first, an appreciation of Turing's life a distant second. fresh Eric D. Snider 0 GeekNation September 2, 2014 +1704 ...something I'd want my preteen children to see before they get too much more sophisticated. 2.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central August 31, 2014 +1704 Engrossing, nicely textured and sadly tragic ... fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter August 31, 2014 +1704 The movie is undeniably strong in its sense of a bright light burned out too soon, and the often undignified fate of those who dare to chafe at society's established norms. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Variety August 31, 2014 +1704 As these pieces fall into place, Turing becomes ever more sympathetic while still feeling beyond anyone's ability to help or even understand. B- fresh Michael Nordine 1 indieWire August 30, 2014 +1707 The producers were more compelled to flash us than provide a story that wasn't contrived or incredibly far-fetched... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1707 "Even as pure eye-candy ""Into The Blue"" is a miserable failure." D+ rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 15, 2009 +1707 Not exactly awful, just flashy and stupid. rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons January 15, 2008 +1707 the characters seem as shallow as the waters through which they paddle. rotten Anton Bitel 0 Eye for Film July 10, 2007 +1707 An unpretentious film that delivers more than the trailers might suggest. 3/4 fresh Stefan Ulstein 0 Christianity Today September 25, 2006 +1707 Any excuse will do to ogle Jessica Alba's behind . . . fresh James O'Ehley 0 SA Movie & DVD Magazine July 6, 2006 +1707 Stockwell fails even to define major plot points, leaving us to figure them out later from the dialogue. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +1707 A B-grade joy as deep-tanned and sun-kissed as a Club Tropics promo. 3/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1707 A glitzy little B-movie. fresh 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1707 ...there comes a point at which Into the Blue becomes just overwhelmingly silly... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 15, 2006 +1707 There is not one redeeming quality to this movie 1/5 rotten James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com December 26, 2005 +1707 Reminsicient of nothing more than several wealthy persons' salaried vacation trip, Into the Blue is an absolutely merciless chore of a movie. 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com December 21, 2005 +1707 Not a great movie by any stretch of the imagination, but certainly one that offers enough eye-candy and cheap thrills to entertain... 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 16, 2005 +1707 [The film is]...so bad that I found myself almost nodding out during long scenes of Alba swimming underwater in a skimpy suit. rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat November 23, 2005 +1707 A brainless, forgettable thriller that quickly sinks without a trace, despite an attractive cast and gorgeous photography. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 29, 2005 +1707 If the serious critic in me weren't fighting to be heard there'd be an extra two stars to give out. 3/5 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus October 29, 2005 +1707 Every time [Alba] dives into the ocean, you expect to see her bobbing back up to the surface like an old plank. 2/4 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) October 21, 2005 +1707 Into the Blue is a fine-looking, often boring, eye candy palace to visit. Until the languid turquoise sea churns into a crimson tide, that is. 2/4 rotten Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News October 17, 2005 +1707 A rather ludicrous story about sunken treasure and illicit drugs, Into The Blue has as its main attractions the beautiful bodies of Paul Walker and Jessica Alba. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 17, 2005 +1707 Lumbers in circles before crashing into a surprisingly sadistic finale. 1/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly October 13, 2005 +1707 Save it for a six-pack and pizza night with the lads -- when there's no footy on TV. 2/5 rotten Andy Jacobs 0 BBC.com October 11, 2005 +1707 More noteworthy for its bathing suits than its plotting. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International October 10, 2005 +1707 If you want to pay nine bucks for a travelogue of Jessica Alba's bikinied body, jump right in. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly October 7, 2005 +1707 More bikini-modeling session and Bahamian travelogue than thriller. rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) October 7, 2005 +1707 "If you want your beefcake and cheesecake served up against an ocean setting, you'll get ""Into the Blue,"" a decent thriller with lots of skin, sharks and sun." 2.5/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) October 7, 2005 +1707 Jessica Alba in a bikini comes pretty close to being enough entertainment for the price of the film. 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com October 6, 2005 +1707 When the camera panned to look straight up Ashley Scott's legs, I was morally certain that director John Stockwell had spent his formative years tying mirrors to his shoes. rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 5, 2005 +1707 Any potential guilty pleasure is washed away in a sea of icky sermonizing. rotten Matt Singer 1 Village Voice October 4, 2005 +1707 ...the inane dialogue suggests each of the actors is suffering from a major case of the bends. 2/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers October 4, 2005 +1707 The movie is only sometimes honest about being an exploitation film. The rest of it strives for toothless, middle-of-the-road esteem. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 3, 2005 +1707 I don't think there's anything wrong with an escapist adventure, but if you're rolling your eyes in disbelief at the plot and the dialogue, it makes it hard to enjoy the scenery. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 3, 2005 +1707 Into the Blue is just dumb fun in the sun. 2/4 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com October 3, 2005 +1707 Although it works in as a pleasantly mindless thriller, the film never reaches its full potential because it can't decide what it is ultimately going to be about. 2.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 2, 2005 +1707 It's the kind of pic where the honest undersea treasure hunters are forced to work for a drug dealer. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 2, 2005 +1707 Water-logged nonsense that's only fun when it's underwater. rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle October 2, 2005 +1707 Out of the murk. C- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 2, 2005 +1707 The tension never heightens to the point where you worry about the protagonists... 1.5/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 2, 2005 +1707 Better than it has to be. 2.5/5 fresh Marrit Ingman 0 Austin Chronicle October 2, 2005 +1707 The film's ethos clashes with Jessica Alba's tan lines and loses the battle. 2/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) October 1, 2005 +1707 Has anyone other than Paul Walker and Josh Brolin qualified for a SAG card? I pity any audience sitting through these people mouthing the script's bromidic lines. 3/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 1, 2005 +1707 Into the Blue does the impossible - it makes a film featuring a bikini-clad Jessica Alba as dull as a bag of sand 1.5/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 Washington Times October 1, 2005 +1707 ...[a] banal bikini-clad action/adventure...Into the Blue merely sinks aimlessly into the deep-watered depths of its Caribbean currents. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye October 1, 2005 +1707 Though marketed as brain-dead youth fodder, it's even worse than it looks. rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club October 1, 2005 +1707 Occasionally the action is so pulsing that we forget the actors are only half-clothed. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star September 30, 2005 +1707 The two leads have exactly the chemistry you'd expect from really sexy young people who think that it's wicked cool to be paid big bucks to tan and make out. 2/4 rotten Dan Fienberg 0 Zap2it.com September 30, 2005 +1707 Devolves into a series of silly fight and chase scenes in which bad guys are bloodily maimed and dispatched while most of the good guys come out miraculously unscathed rotten Pamela Troy 0 culturevulture.net September 30, 2005 +1707 Jessica Alba looks fabulous. But you knew that already. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters September 30, 2005 +1707 Let's just say the scenery is incredible. Oh, and it was shot in the Bahamas, so the locations are pretty sweet too. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures September 30, 2005 +1707 It takes Stockwell forever to get these details into place, because he's primarily concerned with Caribbean and bikini-clad eye candy. But even that loses its novelty in a ridiculous showcase like this. 1.5/4 rotten Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times September 30, 2005 +1707 The makers of Into the Blue know what the audience wants. And they deliver a little bit more. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 30, 2005 +1707 A brave departure for Jessica Alba, who appears for the first time without her frequent co-star, spandex. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 30, 2005 +1707 Alba? We'd follow her anywhere, especially Into the Blue. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 30, 2005 +1707 The actors swim well, but emote poorly. 1.5/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 30, 2005 +1707 Into the Blue should be thrown overboard -- preferably somewhere in the Bermuda Triangle. 0.5/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com September 30, 2005 +1707 There is nothing about Into the Blue that is going to arouse anything above the waistline, but director Stockwell makes a fair show of it. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star September 30, 2005 +1707 Not a thriller so much as an extremely violent swimsuit calendar. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety September 30, 2005 +1707 The cast is little more than the sum total of golden skin, firm flesh and blindingly white teeth, but in a film that demands them to be half-naked and soaking wet most of the time, looks trump technical acting skill every time. 2.5/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide September 30, 2005 +1707 Alas, there is no treasure, buried or otherwise, but only fool's gold in the silly script. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 30, 2005 +1707 Somewhat silly but reasonably entertaining. 2/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald September 30, 2005 +1707 Whom do you root for when everyone is sleazy? 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times September 30, 2005 +1707 Buff bods. Fantastic fish. Silly thriller twists, trolled along at a leisurely but increasingly suspenseful pace. Some funny lines and a shark attack or two. Did we mention there are buff bods? 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 30, 2005 +1707 The only good acting is done by the sharks. 1/4 rotten Meg Jones 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 30, 2005 +1707 An enjoyable, gorgeously photographed aquatic adventure whose stars are blissfully bodacious. 3/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News September 30, 2005 +1707 Some movies are train wrecks. This one is chum. 2/4 rotten Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle September 30, 2005 +1707 It doesn't take long to realize that the only thing this movie's diving for is dollars -- yours. D+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News September 30, 2005 +1707 Manages to create a winning Caribbean vibe that stretches into a fun popcorn flick. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post September 30, 2005 +1707 At least this impromptu beach 'fashion show' is more watchable than the rest of the movie, which eventually turns into an improbable adventure-thriller filled with groan-inducing dialogue and equally groan-inducing performances. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 30, 2005 +1707 Writer Matt Johnson lays on more villains and more chases and more twists, but instead of giving the film more depth, it just turns it increasingly sillier and sillier until it drowns in its own contrivances. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press September 30, 2005 +1707 Never makes it to so bad it's good, stalling instead at so-bad it's bad. C- rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News September 30, 2005 +1707 This one tells a hoary tale of Caribbean salvage operators dedicated to hunting sunken treasure on the ocean floor. But the true salvager is the guy behind the camera. John Stockwell has already flashed his talent for rescuing B-material. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail September 30, 2005 +1707 In its favor, the treasure-hunt adventure has some modestly good underwater scenes, complete with interesting fish. Still, a trip to the aquarium would probably be livelier. D rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News September 30, 2005 +1707 The most improbable of movies, a comic thriller set in the Bahamas in which Walker and Alba bare enough flesh to seduce us into thinking they've bared pieces of their souls. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe September 30, 2005 +1707 When a movie features Alba in a bikini for a good chunk of its running time and still can't hold a guy's interest, you know it has serious problems. 1/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) September 30, 2005 +1707 The contrived plot somehow combines true love, drug smuggling, pirate treasure, and sharks into a paint-by-numbers exercise. 1.5/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette September 30, 2005 +1707 Alba is bad, but her co-stars are worse. Stockwell can't get a decent performance out of any of them. Even the sharks seem to be hamming it up. 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 30, 2005 +1707 Horny teen boys will totally dig it, everyone else will quickly realize this is simply fool's gold. D rotten 0 E! Online September 30, 2005 +1707 When under water, the action-adventure Into the Blue has genuine thrills. Above water or on dry land, this is one dead fish. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter September 30, 2005 +1707 Like real-life treasure hunting, there are far worse pursuits than Into the Blue. C+ rotten Brent Simon 0 Now Playing Magazine September 30, 2005 +1707 This new movie's got hot bods to spare; it's just too bad they belong to some of the most annoying characters I've seen in the movies all year. 2/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies September 30, 2005 +1707 Sometimes when a movie gets boring, I start to wish that a shark would eat someone, just for some diversion. This marks the first time that wish has ever come true. C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 29, 2005 +1707 Scuba-diving thriller with drugs, treasure and bikini-clad flesh isn't especially deep or gripping, even with eye candy aplenty. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix September 29, 2005 +1707 A film so boring, overextended and endlessly moronic that my high school called to downgrade my GPA for having sat through it. 0.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com September 29, 2005 +1707 Laughable in a lumbering and boring way. D rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 29, 2005 +1707 We should just throw pretense to the wind and call this one Jessica Alba In A Bikini. They're certainly not paying for her acting skills. 1/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com September 29, 2005 +1707 Watch as millions of dollars are hurled at us in the form of bad special effects and an impenetrable labyrinth of a story that I cannot imagine a single soul caring about. F rotten Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony September 29, 2005 +1707 ...lurking underneath the sleek and fashionable veneer is a not half-bad little morality play. 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies September 29, 2005 +1707 It is an extraordinary cinematic achievement to take a story combining pirate treasure, drug runners, killer sharks, an airplane crash, car chases and Jessica Alba in a bikini, and turn it into an exercise in tedium. 1/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 29, 2005 +1707 Ultimately, Into the Blue isn't nearly as bad as it looks. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 29, 2005 +1707 A soggy adventure best suited to DVD-rental desperation. 1.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times September 29, 2005 +1707 It's pretty to look at, but so low-voltage and instantly forgettable that it's hardly worth anyone's time. C- rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 29, 2005 +1707 The film poses ethical dilemmas, but leaves the viewer annoyed when characters continually make foolish decisions. C rotten Jennifer Moeller 0 Christian Science Monitor September 29, 2005 +1707 Into the Blue may look good cavorting prettily on deck, but ultimately it deserves to walk the plank. rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post September 29, 2005 +1707 a water-logged melodrama... If the treasure hunt fails, will anyone care, as long as Walker and Alba sport sexy swimwear? rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette September 29, 2005 +1707 Below water, these cretins have to keep their yaps shut, and you can concentrate on the film's true features: Some beautiful photography and the real treasure -- Alba's booty. 5/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 29, 2005 +1707 I guess if you're super attractive, you don't need things like oxygen. 2.5/5 rotten Lexi Feinberg 0 CinemaBlend September 29, 2005 +1707 It's eye candy with snorkels and fins. 2.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 29, 2005 +1707 Offers the most lush, picturesque underwater photography in recent cinematic memory. For a while, that's actually enough, until its aimless wandering gets the best of it. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 29, 2005 +1707 Look, scuba diving is pretty slow, so the fact that they made a fast paced, exciting movie out of it is good. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com September 29, 2005 +1707 My theory is that Jared is Aquaman, and he's probing the ocean with his mental powers, looking for intelligent life. Which is why he never finds the screenwriter down there. 2.5/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic September 29, 2005 +1707 Like plastic, extruded action figures involved in a sadistic child's bathtub-masturbation fantasies. 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 29, 2005 +1707 Mad props to Peter Zuccarini, who headed the team of ocean-bound photographers and captured some remarkably vivid footage, and also to the actors, who spend plenty of time looking cool, calm and collected swimming with the predatory fishes. 2.5/4 fresh Allison Benedikt 1 Chicago Tribune September 29, 2005 +1707 A bikini-clad morality tale, one so simplistic and preposterous that even the sharks know they should munch only on the villains. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 29, 2005 +1707 It's almost campy enough to be worthy. Except it's not. C rotten Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution September 29, 2005 +1707 The movie is written, acted and directed as a story, not as an exercise in mindless kinetic energy. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 29, 2005 +1707 Beneath the flashy surface it doesn't have a shred of intelligence, and it sinks in a sea of lame writing and laughable performances. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 29, 2005 +1707 Without the delicious Alba's bootylicious presence, the shallow Into the Blue would sink like a stone. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine September 29, 2005 +1707 a visit to your local aquarium would make for a more interesting storyline, though the abs would probably not be as compelling 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews September 28, 2005 +1707 Walker is supposed to be lured by the buried treasure, but the actor, wearing Brad Pitt's bristle cut, is like Pitt with his sexy appetite sucked out. C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 28, 2005 +1707 Undeniably exciting and much better than a movie with this many young, buff bodies should be. 3/4 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily September 27, 2005 +1707 There aren't nearly enough preposterous thrillers that involve gorgeous young stars wearing very little clothing. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 23, 2005 +1707 2/4 rotten Chelsea Bain 0 Boston Herald October 21, 2006 +1707 1.5/4 rotten 1 Newsday October 6, 2005 +1707 1.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 1, 2005 +1707 2/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com October 1, 2005 +1714 Here's a film where a gender nonconforming teenager walks through their neighborhood and is greeted with dignity. Perhaps not a fashionable thought, but it's certainly a hopeful image to strive for. fresh Daniel Nava 0 Chicago Cinema Circuit October 28, 2018 +1714 Tender and contemplative, but as it meanders to its not-quite conclusion, it misses a ripe opportunity to give a stronger voice to a character the likes of which isn't often heard. 3/5 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher May 8, 2018 +1714 Writer/director Anahita Ghazvinizadeh gives the film a lyrical, meditative quality. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 24, 2018 +1714 "Featuring a doggedly pretentious style, ""They"" also includes clunky scripting, with every conversational exchange coming across as a didactic information dump recited by actors rather than a natural chat between actual people." rotten Nick Schager 1 Variety May 19, 2017 +1714 By remaining deliberately enigmatic, They winds up nearly passing alongside the unique and very special character that lies at its heart. rotten Jordan Mintzer 1 Hollywood Reporter May 19, 2017 +1714 A mature and moving study of childhood, growth and identity. fresh Nikki Baughan 0 Screen International May 19, 2017 +1720 It's the most convincing and well-staged skydiving film ever. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 13, 2017 +1720 Good cheesy fun. One of Snipes' best. 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 19, 2008 +1720 Reasonably exciting. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 11, 2004 +1720 Mindless Snipes tripe. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1720 B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1720 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 19, 2005 +1720 3/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com May 12, 2005 +1720 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 26, 2004 +1720 1/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) October 3, 2004 +1720 3/5 fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine November 20, 2003 +1720 2/5 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing May 2, 2003 +1720 0/5 rotten Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) February 10, 2003 +1720 2/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 1, 2002 +1720 3/5 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit July 26, 2002 +1720 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1720 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1720 1/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1720 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1720 3/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1720 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1720 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly December 9, 1994 +1721 Insightful, thoroughly well-written, amazingly acted, deservedly touching and downright hilarious, The Edge of Seventeen needs to be seen if we want to get more movies of this quality within the well trodden genre. 4.5/5 fresh Harris Dang 0 The AU Review November 1, 2018 +1721 A poignant and funny coming-of-age tale that encapsulates the angst, awkwardness, and frustration of trying to find yourself in the cruel world of high school. 4/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 31, 2018 +1721 Brings shining performances from everyone across the board especially Hailee Steinfeld and a brilliant breakthrough debut for writer/director Kelly Fremon Craig. 4/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 30, 2018 +1721 Comfortable with tackling both the comedy of clumsiness and heavier sequences of despair, Steinfeld handles the tricky breakdown of Nadine's sham persona - the real existential crisis she is going through - with real generosity and humour. fresh Elena Lazic 0 Spark Magazine August 28, 2018 +1721 It is realistic enough to make you remember your own teen years, no matter how near or far away they may be, and above all the film is hilarious. fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 23, 2018 +1721 Nothing on earth would make me watch The Edge of Seventeen except a need to be depressed, the mood that results from being bored for an extended period of time. rotten Charles Mudede 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 3, 2018 +1721 I'm almost embarrassed to admit how much I related to this movie, as a man several years older than its central character. fresh Rich Juzwiak 0 The Muse/Jezebel June 12, 2018 +1721 The joy of this movie is how Craig breathes new life into a cinematically commonplace narrative. 4/4 fresh Christopher Llewellyn 0 Film Festival Today February 3, 2018 +1721 Shows what I know cuz the movies actually pretty sweet. fresh Jeremy Jahns 0 JeremyJahns.com January 26, 2018 +1721 I love this movie. fresh Steph Cozza 0 Aggressive Comix January 23, 2018 +1721 It's not exactly a caterpillar-to-butterfly tale. More like a grub to a beetle--a different kind of coming of age story, yet one that's oh so familiar as Nadine learns to appreciate the people right there at arm's reach. A- fresh James Plath 0 Family Home Theater January 16, 2018 +1721 Likely no one will be surprised at the trajectory of The Edge of Seventeen's plot and where it ends up, but it has heart, raw emotion, and fantastic performances 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 4, 2017 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen is compared to the work of John Hughes, because it's destined to be a classic teens will look to for solace. fresh Kristen Lopez 0 Culturess November 19, 2017 +1721 One can only look forward to what the future brings us from Kelly Fremon Craig. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies November 19, 2017 +1721 Poignant coming-of-age drama focusing on a young adult woman. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Shockya.com November 12, 2017 +1721 This one's for those who know teenagers, have teenagers, are teenagers or have ever been teenagers. You know. Everyone. 5/5 fresh Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction November 4, 2017 +1721 Hailee Steinfeld lifts this likeable offering from first-time writer-director Kelly Fremon Craig towards the higher slopes of the high-school, rite-of-passage genre pile. 4/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 17, 2017 +1721 Written by Kelly Fremon Craig-also making her feature film directorial debut-Seventeen has brilliant dialogue everyone clearly relishes. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 13, 2017 +1721 Steinfeld herself is charismatic and brimming with energy, and delivers a performance that's much richer than the movie is or deserves. rotten Robert Koehler 0 Cinema Scope September 29, 2017 +1721 Waking up to the struggles of others, especially those closest to us, can prove to be challenging, and it is this process - and the movement forward - that drives the film. B fresh 0 Cincinnati CityBeat September 12, 2017 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen excels at embracing stereotypes and tropes-then immediately destroying them with funny and surprising writing. fresh Julia Raban 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 21, 2017 +1721 Hailee Steinfeld is an incredible young actress with a keen ability to portray strength without denying vulnerability, and the other young actors here reach depths beyond mere friend, brother, and admirer. A fresh Brooke Corso 0 The Monitor (McAllen, TX) August 1, 2017 +1721 Hailee Steinfeld's star continues to rise. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf April 29, 2017 +1721 This first-rate teen comedy brilliantly captures the turbulence of adolescence thanks to writer-director Kelly Fremon Craig's smartly funny script and to Steinfeld's terrific lead performance. 4/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk April 9, 2017 +1721 A gloriously real story that feels as timeless as the great teen comedies of John Hughes, and as painful as My So-Called Life. It's the kind of movie that only comes around once every decade or so, but it's well worth the wait. 8/10 fresh Britt Hayes 0 ScreenCrush March 16, 2017 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen is a must-see for anyone who's slogged through the purgatories of high school. So...everyone? fresh Chase Whale 0 ChaseWhale.com February 12, 2017 +1721 I can't pretend to relate to the troubles of a teenage girl in today's society but The Edge of Seventeen comes across as realistic and authentic. A- fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane February 4, 2017 +1721 A superb, and riveting teen drama... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed February 1, 2017 +1721 Nadine throws a great pity party and it's a credit to Craig's writing and Steinfeld's performance that her unlikeable moments only add to what is a comically complex portrait. 3.5/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age January 27, 2017 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen is brilliant, and it also ruined my day. fresh Mel Campbell 0 Junkee January 19, 2017 +1721 One of those rare teen movies that actually gets teens right. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 19, 2017 +1721 Can hold its head very high in [the] company [of] ... Clueless, Mean Girls and Juno ... A total home run as a first feature for writer/director/producer Kelly Fremon Craig, it's consistently funny, moving and emotionally honest. 4/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) January 18, 2017 +1721 By the time it works through the usual checklist of adolescent antics... the film won't just have imparted life lessons to the characters, but to everyone in the audience as well. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Concrete Playground January 17, 2017 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen, the feature debut from writer Kelly Fremon Craig, stands out above the countless other teenage movies from recent years by virtue of its honesty and realism. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 The Australian January 13, 2017 +1721 Steinfeld begins her performance at fever pitch, then cranks it up. It's an astonishing high-wire act, one of the most sustained and perceptive and complete performances I've seen in years. 4.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 11, 2017 +1721 It ends on a cheerful note, free of sentimentality, which is true to the film's careful mixture of big laughs and meaningful drama. 4/5 fresh Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer January 11, 2017 +1721 Edge of Seventeen hits the pubescent nail soundly on the head with a sureness of touch that easily makes it one of the best and most honest films thus far about the turmoil, delights and utter confusion of the teenage years. 4/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW January 6, 2017 +1721 As far as coming-of-age stories go, The Edge of Seventeen's refreshing mix of authenticity and quirkiness will charm teenagers of all ages. 4/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald January 5, 2017 +1721 While The Edge Of Seventeen does deliver as a fresh, sharp and very funny comedy, there is also a serious side to its storytelling that gives the film a weight and a wisdom that so many entries in the genre never achieve. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) January 4, 2017 +1721 It strives to be something greater than a simple coming-of-age flick, and succeeds... 1 fresh Sophia Watson 0 FILMINK (Australia) January 3, 2017 +1721 [The Edge of Seventeen] skirts the line between quite-good and near-great. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) January 1, 2017 +1721 It's a little winner. 4/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 27, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen went beyond the edge of glory and created a new standard for coming of age films about being a teenager in high school. 8/10 fresh Jon Espino 0 The Young Folks December 12, 2016 +1721 Kelly Fremon Craig [has created] what is a true gem of a movie that has the hallmarks of a bonafide cult classic, which proves that she's truly a talent to watch out for. 1 fresh Ryan Pollard 0 Starburst December 9, 2016 +1721 There is a great deal to relish about this spirited and keenly observed coming-of-age story that plots out its protagonist's changing fortunes with a mix of sensitivity and alacrity. 4/5 fresh Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) December 5, 2016 +1721 Nadine is by turns endearing and infuriating, and while Edge of Seventeen ends a little too neatly, it's a lovely comedy that really captures the wild unpredictability and melodrama of the teenage state. 4/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent December 4, 2016 +1721 Hormonal strife is seldom this joyous, and the tremendous verbal sparring between Steinfeld and Harrelson brings a modern, post-ironic gloss to the rat-a-tat delivery of Golden Age Hollywood comedy. 5/5 fresh Tara Brady 0 Irish Times December 4, 2016 +1721 Beautifully acted, sensitively written, and actually rather moving. 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 4, 2016 +1721 With her sharp wit and a verbal maturity which far exceeds her emotional age, Nadine feels like Juno written by an actual teen rather than an ironic hipster. 4/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) December 4, 2016 +1721 An unusually realistic teen movie, this drama gets deep under the skin of its characters, breathing new life into the genre. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com December 2, 2016 +1721 A terrific teen comedy with the traditional feel of John Hughes's Sixteen Candles and Pretty in Pink. 4/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) December 2, 2016 +1721 Though the film isn't exactly deep, Steinfeld makes it watchable and there's amusing support from Woody Harrelson as her wry teacher. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman December 2, 2016 +1721 The film doesn't present the edge of seventeen so much as its annoyingly grating surface. 2/5 rotten Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema December 1, 2016 +1721 A touching, honest and funny film, showing how miserable growing up can be and how, often, the only way of dealing with it is to shrug your shoulders, flip it the middle finger and walk off laughing. 4/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) December 1, 2016 +1721 While it is definitely geared more towards the social media generation, anyone with bittersweet memories of school life will laugh and wince in equal measure. 4/5 fresh James Luxford 0 Radio Times December 1, 2016 +1721 A really pleasant surprise of a film. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) December 1, 2016 +1721 A teen comedy of warmth, wisdom, perspicacity and real emotional clout? Weren't these cancelled? 4/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 1, 2016 +1721 Clueless, Ghost World, Sixteen Candles and The Diary of a Teenage Girl are all teen classics. And now you can add this outstanding debut to that list. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 iNews.co.uk December 1, 2016 +1721 Craig brings a spiky wit and a warm-hearted, nerd-friendly finale to a comedy that wants for nothing but a little substance. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Total Film December 1, 2016 +1721 Edge Of Seventeen does a very fair job of portraying the anguished inner life of its needy adolescent protagonist. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) November 30, 2016 +1721 The film offers an assured lead performance from Steinfeld, some humorous insights into adolescent angst and a curious lack of narrative urgency. 3/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review November 29, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen captures unadulterated self-loathing and its chaotic manifestations better than almost any film this year, rendering it the most compelling teen film this decade, if only by default. fresh Vikram Murthi 0 Movie Mezzanine November 29, 2016 +1721 Steinfeld's presence, and great writing, make this a movie in which most of us can see our own teen experiences relived. 3/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World November 29, 2016 +1721 he Edge of Seventeen is a good coming-of-age film but that's all it is. fresh Andrew Carroll 0 Film Ireland Magazine November 29, 2016 +1721 [While] Kelly Fremon Craig's first feature updates some old plot points by wrapping them up in current references -- a text message precipitates Nadine's first scene crisis -- it tends to be pretty much what you expect. 5/10 rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters November 29, 2016 +1721 I could spend many more hours with these people, who are warm, funny, lived-in personalities existing in a plausible sphere outside the contrived story mechanics of many similar movies. 4/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com November 29, 2016 +1721 Steinfeld smartly weighs the comedy of Nadine's hormonal disquiet against her potentially tragic need for affirmation, never more adroitly than in a shaded set piece involving an accidental sext. 3/5 fresh Mike McCahill 0 Guardian November 29, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen may not revolutionise the sub-genre, but it's more articulate than most and harks back visually and thematically to the seriousness of John Hughes's The Breakfast Club, still the mother lode of disturbed teen movies. 3/5 fresh Eddie Harrison 0 The List November 28, 2016 +1721 Steinfeld is able to play Nadine at peak asshole, with huge sympathy. 4/5 fresh Cath Clarke 1 Time Out November 28, 2016 +1721 A fresh and singular perspective. fresh Meredith Borders 0 Birth.Movies.Death. November 28, 2016 +1721 Profoundly surprising the viewer every step of the way, all while following a tried, tested and triumphant formula. 4/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys November 28, 2016 +1721 The wisest and smartest teen comedy in years. fresh Nico Lang 1 Salon.com November 28, 2016 +1721 ...an achingly funny portrayal of a high schooler in search of that rarest of jewels: a confident sense of self. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm November 26, 2016 +1721 Painful accuracy and often hilarious insight... Steinfeld shows boldness and vulnerability. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 25, 2016 +1721 Its approach is often amusing and even easy to relate to from time to time and the performances from the entire cast are comedically and emotionally rewarding, but the central character gets on your last nerve and nearly ruins a pleasurable experience. 5/10 rotten Chris Sawin 0 Examiner.com November 24, 2016 +1721 That weird, messy puzzle of trauma and affection where our high school memories reside is what powers The Edge of Seventeen. fresh Zach Schonfeld 1 Newsweek November 23, 2016 +1721 Craig may not always get the details right, but her larger vision -- alternately pitiless and forgiving of teenage foibles in the midst of adolescence -- is still bracing. And the performances she encourages from her actors help pick up the slack. 6.9/10 fresh Kenji Fujishima 0 Paste Magazine November 23, 2016 +1721 Thanks to its edgy sense of humor and achingly accurate poignancy, the flick will touch a nerve with anyone who has ever had to ride that tidal wave of teenage angst. By the way, that's everybody. fresh Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly November 22, 2016 +1721 Craig and her actors, all of them wonderful, have freshened up the genre: As familiar as the basic story may be, it also hits some raw, nuanced notes. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine November 21, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen is its own animal, powered by a perceptive and wryly funny take on things by Craig - who also makes her directing debut - and highlighted by the performance of a never-better Steinfeld. fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily November 21, 2016 +1721 "This is a movie about a teen, first and foremost, rather than a ""teen movie,"" and that's exactly what makes it feel like a peerless example for the genre." fresh David Sims 1 The Atlantic November 21, 2016 +1721 It continually finds some added depth and shading to its familiar setup and it's hard to not appreciate a movie that's content to be a solid, unpretentious genre entry, especially for a first outing. B fresh Jimmy Geurts 0 Tampa Bay Times November 21, 2016 +1721 Captures the intensity and chaos and drama drama drama of this age ... fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet November 21, 2016 +1721 "Writer-director Kelly Fremon Craig doesn't reinvent the wheel by any stretch, and that's a big part of the charm of ""Seventeen." 3.5/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive November 21, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen is a confident and emotive film about a teenager trying desperately to be comfortable with herself and falling short at times, hitting life's regular snags. 4/4 fresh Allyson Johnson 0 Cambridge Day November 21, 2016 +1721 One of the pleasures of Edge of Seventeen is it makes you nostalgic for high school yet so relieved it's over. 3/4 fresh Jody Mitori 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 21, 2016 +1721 An immensely appealing teen comedy that speaks to us with immediacy and grace about adolescence. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice November 21, 2016 +1721 Kelly Fremon Craig's characters aren't dumb, and neither is her movie; it's fast, and sly, and funny, and so keenly observed it hurts. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire November 20, 2016 +1721 "Edge"" is the operative word, as Craig grinds the genre's conventions to a razor sharpness that cut deep and give Steinfeld a platform to tap all her best instincts in fleshing out the most loveable narcissistic cynic since Larry David." B+ fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger November 19, 2016 +1721 Woody Harrelson provides the humor, the teens provide the heart, and writer-director Kelly Fremon Craig provides one of the season's must-see movies. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 19, 2016 +1721 "Awkward ""Seventeen"" ultimately rights itself." 3.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times November 18, 2016 +1721 This perceptive coming-of-age saga overcomes some familiar girl-power trappings about a disenfranchised loner by conveying a raw authenticity that's both refreshing and amusing. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue November 18, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen captures the spirit of classic John Hughes comedies - at the same time, refining and innovating Hughes' storytelling approach. 4/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant November 18, 2016 +1721 ...a forgettable teen drama that's rarely as compelling as its various performances... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 18, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen cuts deep, humor and tears bursting forth in equal measure making the movie a singular joy audience of all ages are almost certain to delight in. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com November 18, 2016 +1721 With an entertaining nod to 'Sixteen Candles', 'The Edge of Seventeen' edges easily into Hughes territory. 4/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com November 18, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen immediately makes the high honor roll of high school comedy-drama. 3.5/4 fresh Gary Rotstein 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette November 18, 2016 +1721 Excellent acting in poignant, mature coming-of-age story. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media November 18, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen is a coming-of-age story that feels fresh and timeless because it encapsulates an experience -- with its unattainable crushes and cool shoes and awkward silences -- that is timeless. A- fresh Kristin Finan 0 Austin American-Statesman November 18, 2016 +1721 Writer-director Kelly Fremon Craig pitches the movie in a state of heightened panic, capturing the pain and frustration that engulfs Nadine after a revelation that only serves to enhance her already dominant sense that she's alone in the world. 3.5/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork November 18, 2016 +1721 "The film is sincerely funny, but not without its bleaker tinges: The ""edge"" referenced in the title turns out to be a surprisingly sharp blade." fresh Piers Marchant 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 18, 2016 +1721 When you leave the theater, you feel as though you've finished a road trip through some of High School Film Land's best-loved attractions... But each stop is ever so slightly better than you remembered. Not another teen movie, indeed. fresh Katy Waldman 1 Slate November 18, 2016 +1721 It's a snapshot of the kids of today, overlaid with the filter of a somewhat more grownup sensibility. 2/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader November 18, 2016 +1721 "All but blows out ""Sixteen Candles." 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation November 18, 2016 +1721 Steinfeld attacks the role with a sly ferocity and a fearless streak of self-deprecation - you either know a Nadine, or you are Nadine. 3/4 fresh Barry Hertz 1 Globe and Mail November 18, 2016 +1721 A delightful and honest teen comedy with a mature soul. 4/5 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Vox November 17, 2016 +1721 A teen comedy for the Facebook generation. It acknowledges all the new technology teens have at their disposal, but it's not all about social media. fresh Fred Topel 0 We Live Entertainment November 17, 2016 +1721 It'll have you laughing and crying, sometimes in the same scene, and never feels anything other than sincere and authentic. 8/10 fresh Alex Welch 0 IGN Movies November 17, 2016 +1721 The performances here are stellar. 3.5/4 fresh Max Weiss 0 Baltimore Magazine November 17, 2016 +1721 Hailee Steinfeld became a child star to watch in True Grit, and delivers on that promise in The Edge of Seventeen, a coming-of-age movie that owes a debt to John Hughes films but establishes its own voice for the selfie-and-sexting generation. fresh Brian Lowry 1 CNN.com November 17, 2016 +1721 Precisely observant and completely funny. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 17, 2016 +1721 "It can hold its own against ""The Perks of Being a Wallflower,"" ""Clueless"" and other movies that have raised the bar on teenage movies." fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times November 17, 2016 +1721 There's no judgment here, just acknowledging that being a teenager is tough -- and doing so with a grin. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 17, 2016 +1721 Let The Edge of Seventeen remind you in a very real way that adolescence is painful and awkward but also universal in the sense that we all go through it. No one comes out unscathed. 3.5/4 fresh Lauren Chval 0 RedEye November 17, 2016 +1721 Craig writes fresh, sharp dialogue, knows what she's doing around actors and is unafraid to get out on a ledge. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR November 17, 2016 +1721 While teenage tropes are dutifully checked off - the love triangle, the makeover, the party gone wrong - there's originality to Nadine's lonely quest to find her place, only to ultimately learn she's not alone in being all alone. 3/4 fresh Ryan Porter 1 Toronto Star November 17, 2016 +1721 I'm not so removed from my teenage years that I've forgotten the struggles and the anxiety that comes along with being a teenager... The Edge of Seventeen gave me that exact same feeling. 4/5 fresh Aramide Tinubu 0 Hollywood.com November 17, 2016 +1721 "The Edge of Seventeen"" is the rare coming-of-age picture that feels less like a retread than a renewal. It's a disarmingly smart, funny and thoughtful piece of work, from end to beginning to end." fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times November 17, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen is charming, thoughtful, a little crazy, often funny and sometimes touching in a very real way. It makes you feel that the high school movie genre still has merit, even in Hollywood hands. 3.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 1 Toronto Sun November 17, 2016 +1721 By not belittling the melancholies of adolescence, and staying away from the twee trappings of the genre, Kelly Fremon Craig's debut rings true with authenticity. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel Gelb 0 AllMovie November 17, 2016 +1721 Surprisingly sharp and insightful and often very funny, but with a strong strain of serious drama in the mix. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 17, 2016 +1721 You realize that the movie is not just a superior model of teen comedy; it may, in fact, be the equal of those beloved Eighties touchstones. 3.5/4 fresh David Fear 1 Rolling Stone November 17, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen is one of the year's best movies. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly November 17, 2016 +1721 With a smart, perceptive script from first-time director Kelly Fremon Craig and an arresting lead performance by Hailee Steinfeld, the film rises to the top of a crowded genre. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 17, 2016 +1721 The entire movie is a trigger alert, a comedy where a girl sets her safe space on fire. B+ fresh Amy Nicholson 1 MTV November 17, 2016 +1721 Steinfeld is outstanding. Good thing, too, because in lesser hands Nadine would be insufferable. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic November 17, 2016 +1721 Snarky and sensitive in just the right measure, what initially looks like a glib exercise in adolescent mortification has the nerve to dig a little deeper. And it winds up mining a little bit of wisdom and compassion in the process. 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post November 17, 2016 +1721 "The operative word on this one isn't really ""seventeen"" but ""edge." 3/4 fresh Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe November 17, 2016 +1721 This is the first feature by writer-director Kelly Fremon Craig, and despite the conventional teenpic narrative, her protagonist is richly conceived. fresh Leah Pickett 1 Chicago Reader November 17, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen is a dialogue delight, an enjoyably funny romp through the emotional and social minefields of high school adolescence. 3.5/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald November 17, 2016 +1721 Seventeen gets that being young can feel like The Hunger Games without the prizes; at least there's always hope - and graduation - on the other side. B+ fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly November 17, 2016 +1721 Sigh all you want about genre fatigue, but I say the world can never have too many movies about mouthy teens. 3.5/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle November 17, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen is a delight, with Hailee Steinfeld serving as the radiant star at its center. 3.5/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 RogerEbert.com November 17, 2016 +1721 "Featuring a fleet footed, witty performance from Hailee Steinfeld, who keeps Nadine sympathetic despite her bad behavior, ""The Edge of Seventeen"" is an entertaining reminder of how preconceived notions can cloud one's judgement." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 17, 2016 +1721 It reclaims smart sensitivity in teen movies-emotional territory that sometimes feels like it's been ceded to the occasional TV show. B+ fresh Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club November 17, 2016 +1721 The humor and the heartbreak are equally affecting and real, making for the most satisfying American teen movie in years. 4/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly November 16, 2016 +1721 Okay, so maybe Kelly Fremon Craig's The Edge Of Seventeen isn't the second coming of the teen movie. But it's well-observed and even touching, and those are never bad qualities. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto November 16, 2016 +1721 It's not a candy-coated version of teenage-dom. It's harsh, and awkward, and funny, just like being a teenager is. 3/4 fresh Molly Eichel 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 16, 2016 +1721 It features a gloriously nuanced movie star performance from Hailee Steinfeld and a host of strong supporting turns in service of Kelly Fremon Craig's thoughtful and often hilarious comedic drama. 8.0/10 fresh Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes November 16, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen has more than enough earnestness of heart to make up for its structural shortcomings. It's a teen film with an uncommonly honest ear for interactions. B fresh Dominick Suzanne-Mayer 0 Consequence of Sound November 16, 2016 +1721 "Craig makes her directorial debut with ""The Edge of Seventeen,"" which ranks among the best teen comedies of last two decades. It would feel right at home with a movie marathon of modern classics ""Mean Girls"" and ""Easy A." B+ fresh Kimber Myers 0 The Playlist November 16, 2016 +1721 Now might not sound like a great time for a movie about a teenager fuming over nonsense teenage problems. But at least in temperament, Hailee Steinfeld's Nadine is our spirit animal. 4/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro November 16, 2016 +1721 Steinfeld's performance never sells short simple adolescent growing pains. It's the best combination of well-written ranting and genuine alienation in a high school comedy since Easy A. B+ fresh Chance Solem-Pfeifer 0 Willamette Week November 16, 2016 +1721 Edge of Seventeen captures and elevates the voices of people who care about each other deeply but also how to hurt each other with laser-like accuracy. fresh Keith Phipps 0 Uproxx November 16, 2016 +1721 It's funny, involving and touching in nice doses. Plus it stars Hailee Steinfeld and features our longtime pal Woody Harrelson. Kelly Fremon Craig has made a dandy directorial debut. 4/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly November 16, 2016 +1721 "Kelly Fremon Craig is a good writer, who is also a good director, and ""The Edge of Seventeen"" is the beginning of a career worth watching." 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 16, 2016 +1721 A jittery delight, an anxious, hyper-verbal, edge-of-panic coming-of-age comedy about small social fissures that abruptly erupt into emotional struggle... Steinfeld's poised intelligence is matched by a gift for comic alarm. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity November 16, 2016 +1721 Like kids being told a new but familiar fairy tale, we can sit back and enjoy the telling. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer November 16, 2016 +1721 The scenes that work just make me ache for more of them, signaling that if Craig finds her groove, she'll be a force to reckon with. rotten April Wolfe 1 L.A. Weekly November 16, 2016 +1721 The sharply written, potty-mouthed comedy isn't all-too dark, but the lightness is tinged with a sense of realistic edginess that makes the story feel whole and relatable. 3.5/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service November 15, 2016 +1721 The struggles of being a kid are beautifully depicted in the film ... both homage to and a modernization of the traditional high school dramedy where the immediacy of social media can ruin a life. 4.5/5 fresh Ariel Scotti 1 New York Daily News November 15, 2016 +1721 Sure, some of it is cliche... Perhaps it should have stayed lighter. But The Edge of Seventeen also has enough good that it might just become a new classic in the high school comedy genre. fresh Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press November 15, 2016 +1721 As written and directed by Kelly Fremon Craig, the characters don't exist beyond their few foregrounded traits, and the action unspools mainly in clattery witticisms that take the place of substantial dialogue. rotten Richard Brody 1 New Yorker November 14, 2016 +1721 A heartfelt, pathos-driven coming-of-age story that would make John Hughes incredibly proud. 4/5 fresh Conner Schwerdtfeger 0 CinemaBlend November 11, 2016 +1721 The Edge Of Seventeen boasts an emotional journey filled with wit, humor and heart, resting easy on the back of Hailee Steinfeld's dynamite performance. 8/10 fresh Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered November 8, 2016 +1721 This hilarious teen comedy is directed by Kelly Fremon-Craig and stars Hailee Steinfeld as Nadine, a charming, yet neurotic teenager on the edge of adulthood. 8/10 fresh Valerie Complex 0 Black Girl Nerds November 3, 2016 +1721 The smartest thing about Kelly Fremon Craig's teen dramedy is its measured take on its protagonist's theatrics. 3/4 fresh Christopher Gray 0 Slant Magazine October 23, 2016 +1721 It'll likely become an instantaneous cult-classic for teenage girls -- it's Hailee Steinfeld's 'Clueless.' However, late-millennial high school girls are anything but clueless. 4/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times October 6, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen is to be commended for even attempting a coming-of-age story with a character like Nadine at its center. fresh Jenni Miller 0 Bust Magazine October 5, 2016 +1721 I really wish The Edge of Seventeen had been around when I was seventeen. fresh Rebecca Pahle 0 Pajiba September 22, 2016 +1721 An impressive, sharply written and acted coming-of-age flick. 7/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 22, 2016 +1721 It feels fresh because Nadine is so finely drawn and so distinctive. fresh Steve Pond 1 TheWrap September 20, 2016 +1721 There's sweetness and a smidge of wisdom to be found in The Edge Of Seventeen, a likeable coming-of-age comedy-drama that's too generic to recommend but enjoyable enough to make you curious what its writer-director and stars will do next. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International September 19, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen doesn't push the genre in a new direction like Heathers or Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Instead, the film settles into a familiar groove. fresh Victor Stiff 0 Film School Rejects September 19, 2016 +1721 The Edge of Seventeen isn't John Hughes for a new generation - it's much more honest than that. B fresh Dan Schindel 0 The Film Stage September 18, 2016 +1721 First-time director Kelly Fremon Craig delivers a hilarious teen comedy with a truly original voice. 4.5/5 fresh Edward Douglas 0 Den of Geek September 18, 2016 +1721 Fast, full-hearted and graced with a beautifully modulated lead turn by Hailee Steinfeld, the movie takes the risk of playing it straight and sincere - and the risk pays off. fresh Jon Frosch 1 Hollywood Reporter September 17, 2016 +1721 In the tradition of teen classics like Clueless, Mean Girls, and Juno comes The Edge of Seventeen, a brilliant coming-of-age comedy with anger issues. 4/5 fresh Kristy Puchko 0 Nerdist September 17, 2016 +1721 "Steinfeld makes Nadine a hellion you can't tear yourself away from. She isn't just the star of ""The Edge of Seventeen"" - she's its center of gravity." fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety September 17, 2016 +1721 Pick a god, any god, and thank them for this movie. A- fresh David Ehrlich 1 indieWire September 16, 2016 +1722 Check your brain at the door. C+ rotten Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 8, 2017 +1722 From the opening, adrenalin-pumping prison bus escape to a heart-pounding car theft aboard a fast-moving train, Fast Five throws it down from the jump. 3.5/4 fresh Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association November 8, 2016 +1722 Each movie has two very good action scenes, usually at either end, but then about an hour and a half of the most asinine tough-guy nonsense between them. rotten Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire June 21, 2016 +1722 ...achieves the sort of zen chaos that defines the Die Hard films 2.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm March 31, 2015 +1722 Hard-core fans of the series with enjoy it but others should steer away from this over-the-top action flick. 2.5/5 rotten John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood June 30, 2013 +1722 Has really transformed this series from camp action cinema to exciting heist cinema. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed May 27, 2013 +1722 Fast Five boasts incredible action scenes that are all varied and equally exciting. The film is full of clean, well choreographed shots that are easy to watch and the cast works great as a whole unit, making the film's running time breeze by. 9/10 fresh Benjo Colautti 0 We Got This Covered March 25, 2013 +1722 Like a shot of nitro to the franchise and shows there's plenty left in the tank. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files January 31, 2013 +1722 Manages to be more fun than any movie with its outrageous carbon footprint has any right to be. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 12, 2013 +1722 The series has found new traction in the heist format -- resulting in a fun and immensely entertaining ride. 3.5/5 fresh Ben Kendrick 0 ScreenRant October 2, 2012 +1722 One film was enough, two was plenty, but five is just absurd. Undoubtedly, there will be several people who will flock to this film just because it has cars zooming back and forth, so at least some people will be pleased with it. 2/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 20, 2012 +1722 The jauntier vibe makes for easier viewing between the big high-speed car set pieces, which are every bit as big, loud, and crazily over-the-top preposterous as one would expect and hope. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 7, 2012 +1722 "It's about cars, girls and fighting and doesn't pretend to be anything else. For sheer gall alone, ""Fast Five"" provides much entertainment. Just not much intellect." 3/5 fresh Laurence Boyce 0 The Baltic Times December 13, 2011 +1722 Fast Five is grindingly mechanical -- and not just because of all the emphasis on car repairs and retooling. rotten Leah Rozen 1 TheWrap October 7, 2011 +1722 Forget physics, it's just a fun blast of action movie ingenuity, as is the film as a whole. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 MSN.com October 4, 2011 +1722 It's not like I'm asking for The Road Warrior... just some basic coverage and a less-than-total reliance on camera movement to generate excitement. C+ rotten Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth August 26, 2011 +1722 Director Justin Lin has a spooky, second sense for staging bombastic action sequences, even if he breaks every law in physics to make them work. 7/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com July 6, 2011 +1722 It's trying so hard to pleasepleasepleasepleaseplease. But that's also why it's entertaining fresh David Poland 0 Movie City News June 7, 2011 +1722 nostalgic for older team films, and a world in which people interacted face to face fresh 0 DVDTalk.com May 30, 2011 +1722 ...a frustratingly protracted piece of work that should have been so much better... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 19, 2011 +1722 Fifth time's the charm. 4.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com May 13, 2011 +1722 a loud, full-throttled, bombastic heist flick with no apologies for its obsessions with speed, violence, intensity, 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk May 13, 2011 +1722 Cars zoom, guns blaze, and the quips fly with wild abandon, but the biggest achievement to be found here is the pairing of Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson. About effing time. 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews May 10, 2011 +1722 [Johnson's] skin looks as though it's been slathered in butter; his enjoyment is infectious and keeps the movie speeding along. fresh Bruce Diones 1 New Yorker May 9, 2011 +1722 Though the smash-bang chases make for dumb fun, it all mostly cruises in a noisy neutral. And with his film clocking in at over two hours, director Justin Lin might have raised his own speed limit. 2/4 rotten Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix May 7, 2011 +1722 Cutting right to the chase, Fast Five is sure to make a furious run at the box office. 3/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com May 6, 2011 +1722 While this is the best in the franchise since the first film, I still don't like it because watching Vin Diesel in anything makes me want to punch myself in the face...and that's just not healthy. 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review May 5, 2011 +1722 Occasionally, though not frequently enough, something awesome happens. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy May 5, 2011 +1722 Even with the over-the-top acting of Dwayne Johnson and mind-numbing action sequences the film is actually watchable. 3/5 fresh Michael Black 0 ReviewExpress.com May 5, 2011 +1722 Maybe being pretty darn dumb is part of its charm. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 5, 2011 +1722 This movie is so drenched with testosterone, it belongs on Major League Baseball's banned substances list. B fresh Matt Singer 0 IFC.com May 4, 2011 +1722 All that distinguishes Fast Five from this year's crop of crappy action films is a modicum of craft, cleverness and restraint. 6/10 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days May 4, 2011 +1722 People die, cars collide, things get blown sky high. But none of it feels at all suspenseful. Lin is much better at comedy relief, which includes a sexy con by Gadot, who beats the all-hands drug czar at his own game. 2/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 0 CinemaDope May 4, 2011 +1722 Sequel number four proves this franchise isn't getting older - it's getting better. 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com May 4, 2011 +1722 "Vin Diesel and Dwayne ""The Rock"" Johnson square off in a movie at last. It's a cosmic event, like some freak planetary collision." 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 3, 2011 +1722 A screeching, testosterone-propelled fifth installment for this durable, high-octane franchise. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate May 2, 2011 +1722 "For those of us who thought Diesel and Dwayne ""The Rock"" Johnson were ""separated at birth,"" these two have a best-of-the-baldies throwdown that rocks our action loving world." 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly May 2, 2011 +1722 "Fast Five"" is easily one of the best in the series. Fast cars, romance, family ties and a heist comparable to that of ""Oceans Eleven""." 4/5 fresh Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum May 2, 2011 +1722 So long as they're driving it's fine, but whenever they stop to open their mouths, it grinds to a halt. 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs May 2, 2011 +1722 Another dazzling display of stunt driving and death-defying car chases involving souped-up, stolen automobiles. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze May 2, 2011 +1722 Don't leave your brain at the door like other critics are suggesting, just hide it behind a beer helmet and gleefully guzzle Teh Stoopid away. 3.5/5 fresh Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex May 1, 2011 +1722 A dumb, ridiculous movie filled with enough tough-guy stares and male posturing to last you the entire summer. But it's also high on extreme stunts and crazy car crashes, carried off with minimal aid from CGI, which is actually very refreshing. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com May 1, 2011 +1722 It's big, loud, dumb, over-the-top and mostly substanceless. But it works, perhaps better than ever before. 3/5 fresh Matt Neal 0 The Standard May 1, 2011 +1722 One those exceptional sequels, even better than the original film, 'The Fast and the Furious.' B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope May 1, 2011 +1722 Stating that Fast Five is the best of the Fast and the Furious series is perhaps like claiming that the Big Mac is the best hamburger served at McDonald's: It's not so much a declaration of excellence as an example of damning with faint praise. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 30, 2011 +1722 One of the better entries in the series. That's not to say it isn't big and dumb, only that its big dumbness is executed with some degree of competence. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 30, 2011 +1722 ...opens with a bang and picks up speed from there...spectacular cinematography...loaded to the gills with high octane music. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times April 30, 2011 +1722 Wow, the only way this film could be more ludicrous is if they actually cast Ludacris in it. Oh wait... 2.5/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com April 29, 2011 +1722 All together now ... if you loved the first four Furious films there's no reason on Earth why you won't dig Fast Five 3/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 April 29, 2011 +1722 "That force of chaotic and unsatisfiable desire that Freud called the id is much closer to the surface in a movie like ""Fast Five"" than ever before in action-cinema history, and part of Lin's peculiar genius is that he barely tries to conceal it." fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com April 29, 2011 +1722 The film's plot rarely makes sense and the script is lackluster, but who cares when each chase is composed of the right amount of speed and clarity? Lin never puts his foot on the break until the last possible second. B- fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) April 29, 2011 +1722 The action in this movie is the key to what makes it fun. Who cares about the plot, character, story or even physics at this point. If it looks cool on screen, it works. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures April 29, 2011 +1722 The calendar may say that Summer is a few months away, but the escapist entertainment that the season is known for starts today with the release of this rocking thrill ride, one of the most purely enjoyable movies in a long time. 4/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com April 29, 2011 +1722 The chemistry of the core cast - steered by Vin Diesel and Paul Walker - keeps this outing from running on fumes. 2/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post April 29, 2011 +1722 The whole thing progresses to one of the looniest heists of all time. The result is the most exciting, visually jazzy, and absurd entry in the series. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Reader April 29, 2011 +1722 "As always, the action combines buff bods, sculpted sheet metal, testosterone, guns, bone-crushing throwdowns, tattoos, revving engines and a ""Transformers""-like delight in having as many things as possible smash into each other" C+ rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald April 29, 2011 +1722 Sure, the plot, dialogue and acting are as silly as usual. But buoyed by a sparkling Rio setting and an awesomely staged third-act action setpiece, Fast Five is the series' best outing since the original. 4/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 The Trend April 29, 2011 +1722 This is what a summer movie should be - knowingly silly, fun, light, thrilling, packed with real stunts and not-so-subtle gayness. fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD April 29, 2011 +1722 Originality isn't Fast Five's goal so much as distillation; Lin's aim is to make the ultimate version of a Fast and the Furious film and the third time appears to be the charm for him as director. Fast Five is the best of the series. 6.5/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net April 29, 2011 +1722 It's still a 'check your brains at the door' action entry, but as a thrill ride it, sets the high bar for the summer's releases. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly April 29, 2011 +1722 Fast Five's final chase sequence involving a stolen vault is, hands down, the best action sequence of the entire franchise. B- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com April 29, 2011 +1722 Watching Fast Five is like being savagely beaten for two hours and ten minutes by the staff at Advance Auto Parts. 1.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat April 29, 2011 +1722 There's check-your-brains-at-the-door and then there's brain-dead. Fast Five, the improbable fourth sequel to The Fast and the Furious, falls somewhere between the two. B fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) April 29, 2011 +1722 Making sure the audience knows that the writers ''get it'' with a little humor and some crazy action makes the silliness easy to forgive and fun to watch. 4/5 fresh Jenna Busch 0 SheKnows Network April 29, 2011 +1722 Finally, The Rock has come back to the action genre. 3/5 fresh Adam Tobias 0 Watertown Daily Times April 29, 2011 +1722 You can't say Fast Five delivers the goods, but it delivers what it's supposed to. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News April 29, 2011 +1722 With a bit better plot and character familiarity, Fast Five is more fun than the original and now ranks - at least in this critic's opinion - as the best of the bunch. 4/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald April 29, 2011 +1722 Always preposterous though never actually silly, knowingly funny without ever being self-conscious, Fast Five is a passable action flick that will more than entertain its core audience. 2/4 rotten Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail April 29, 2011 +1722 Fifth entry in the series could be the best, with a muy macho cast and delirious action sequences delivering exactly what fans want. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International April 29, 2011 +1722 Bold and beautiful in its hard-charging simplicity. B fresh Laremy Legel 1 Film.com April 29, 2011 +1722 A paean to reckless driving and fuel inefficency, this fifth film in the franchise is the most spectacular and elaborate yet, bringing new meaning to the term 'muscle car' by pitting series regular Vin Diesel against Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) April 29, 2011 +1722 The supreme idiocy on display really wouldn't matter if the film just bothered to acknowledge it. C rotten Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com April 29, 2011 +1722 A balls to the wall action film, and never for a second does it deviate. 4/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb April 29, 2011 +1722 Doesn't make much sense, but its action works fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit April 29, 2011 +1722 "Fast Five"" is the perfect definition of a guilty-pleasure movie. In this film, what stunt drivers and stunt people do with their machines and bodies defy the laws of physics, nature and reason." 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) April 29, 2011 +1722 Embarrassingly fun, the sort of speedy, senseless, violence-crammed action flick that virtually defines the summer season, with superheroes who aren't gods or crusaders in tights but guys in T-shirts and jeans who can drive cars really fast. fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald April 29, 2011 +1722 Even with wooden acting and dreadful dialogue, the action-packed charms of Fast Five cannot be denied. B+ fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer April 29, 2011 +1722 "I can forgive a lot if you make me leave the theater thinking ""THAT... WAS... AWESOME." 7.1/10 fresh Matthew Razak 0 Flixist.com April 29, 2011 +1722 With its sweat glistening off tanned muscles mannerism and hard-nosed bare knuckle bravado, Fast Five is the perfect cure for a Spring season filled with failed attempts at recapturing past glories. 3.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters April 29, 2011 +1722 If there were any more testosterone here, Jose Canseco could have boiled down the screen and injected it. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger April 29, 2011 +1722 If Hollywood can make the rest of the summer as brainlessly fun as this then maybe people will start going back to the multiplex. 3.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 29, 2011 +1722 If you're in the mood for the cinematic equivalent of sugar and trans fats, the film delivers with one physics-defying set piece after another. 3/5 fresh Grae Drake 0 Movies.com April 29, 2011 +1722 All I can say is that I am now dreading Part Six and looking to Part Seven with something resembling vague optimism, especially if all involved can use the time to steal a better and tighter plot along the way. 4/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com April 29, 2011 +1722 The more outrageous it becomes the more impossible the film is to criticize. 6/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix April 29, 2011 +1722 "There's good stuff, but it's the weakest of the ""Fast"" films." 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 29, 2011 +1722 Something like Ocean's Eleven and its various numerations, except with muscle cars and knuckleheads and without the laughs. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star April 29, 2011 +1722 If you're in the mood for the cinematic equivalent of sugar and trans fats, the film delivers with one physics-defying set piece after another. 3/5 fresh Alonso Duralde 0 Movies.com April 28, 2011 +1722 Treats interpersonal bonds as a concept that it knows about but can't quite come to grips with, considering all the horsepower and crashes upon which it would rather focus. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies April 28, 2011 +1722 A slam-bang start to the summer. 8/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium April 28, 2011 +1722 Sure, it's supposed to just be a silly popcorn movie, but treating these cardboard cutouts as people to admire and care about is dishonest and contemptible. That the movie sucks besides is the final insult. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com April 28, 2011 +1722 "The film gets much better in its second half when it becomes an ""Ocean's Eleven"" type adventure featuring many faces that will instantly be familiar to ""Fast/Furious"" fans. " 2.5/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review April 28, 2011 +1722 Gets lots of mileage from a combination of high spirits, scorn for the laws of physics, readily renewable energy and an emphasis on family values -- not those of the nuclear family, but of hell-raising, drag-racing outlaws... fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal April 28, 2011 +1722 Ignoring the rules of physics doesn't make a movie more entertaining; it merely makes the writing easier. If a screenplay can cheat at any time, it encourages sloppy authorship. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 28, 2011 +1722 It's when the action slows down that you can feel the brain cells dying. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star April 28, 2011 +1722 The series takes the curious, surprising and rather brave route of ditching the street-racing shenanigans that defined the series in favor of a more standard action-oriented plot. It's an interesting approach, but the series' shallowness remains C- rotten Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News April 28, 2011 +1722 A movie with exploding toilets, cars that move sideways and a big chase sequence with Walker and Brewster fleeing favela goons by crashing through the tin roofs of shanty-town shacks. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine April 28, 2011 +1722 Who knew the fourth sequel to The Fast and the Furious would not only refuel a flagging franchise, but lead the pack as the best of the bunch? fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today April 28, 2011 +1722 "Who knew that the best place to put Vin Diesel would be between the Rock and a hard place? The spot has never been tighter, or righter, and the testosterone never higher than in the hot jacking action of ""Fast Five." 4/5 fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times April 28, 2011 +1722 "As a moviegoer, there are times when you want, say, ""Jane Eyre,"" and then there are times when a movie about really large men who drive cars really fast is just the thing. ""Fast Five"" is that latter movie, and then some." 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times April 28, 2011 +1722 "All the characters from the prior four Fast and Furious films are rounded up to do their own grease monkey version of ""Ocean's Eleven"" by Chris Morgan's enjoyably ludicrous script, which, by right's, should have been called ""Toretto's Ten."" " C+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 28, 2011 +1722 The ensemble cast creates a really fun atmosphere by embracing the blatant ridiculousness of the films. And isn't that what enjoying a big, dumb action movie is all about? 3.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com April 28, 2011 +1722 Like a proper action sequel, it's bigger, louder, and sillier than its predecessors, but it's more streamlined, too, smartly dumping the tired underground racing angle in favor of a crisp, hugely satisfying Ocean's Eleven-style heist movie. B+ fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club April 28, 2011 +1722 Beyond implausible, but it works as a live-action cartoon. 3/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com April 28, 2011 +1722 Fast Five'' is, so far, the most honest Hollywood movie of the year. It's also the most fun. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe April 28, 2011 +1722 'Fast Five' will push all your action buttons, and some you haven't thought of. So what if you hate yourself in the morning. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone April 28, 2011 +1722 It took ten years, but here, finally, is a worthwhile sequel to The Fast and the Furious 3.5/5 fresh Jesse Hassenger 0 Filmcritic.com April 28, 2011 +1722 Here's a popcorn flick strong enough for a man and gentle enough for a woman. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune April 28, 2011 +1722 A giant overdose of testosterone mixed with soap opera for muscleheads and gearheads. 3/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com April 28, 2011 +1722 "Between this and last year's overlooked ""Faster,"" it's great to see The Rock re-embracing the action genre, and when his clobbering match with Diesel finally happens, it's as outlandishly room-wrecking as I'd hoped." B- fresh Mike Russell 0 Oregonian April 28, 2011 +1722 Defying laws of physics, laws of acting, and the law of diminishing returns, Fast Five delivers a ridiculously fun mix of motorized macho mayhem and multicultural bonding. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 28, 2011 +1722 We will race cars, we will crash cars, and at some point, a large-breasted woman in a low-cut blouse will lean over an engine block. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News April 28, 2011 +1722 In a free-for-all like this, where the laws of gravity and dictates of narrative logic are left to eat dust, it doesn't matter when anything takes place or why. 3/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times April 28, 2011 +1722 "Fast Five"" represents Yankee ingenuity of the brutally stupid kind." 2/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 28, 2011 +1722 Fast Five is among the best fourth sequels ever - not exactly high praise but more than I expected to dish out. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times April 28, 2011 +1722 Patently absurd and yet wildly entertaining; a marked improvement over its excessively dour predecessor. 3.5/5 fresh Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com April 28, 2011 +1722 It isn't quite summer-movie season yet, but Fast Five is already peeling down to its proverbial, sweat-sodden muscle shirt in preparation. It's ready for anything. 7.5/10 fresh Stephanie Zacharek 0 Movieline April 28, 2011 +1722 The biggest, best and most furious Fast of them all. 4/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Access Hollywood April 28, 2011 +1722 [The] fifth lap of the brainlessly macho series should please fans...while making everybody else wonder why. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 28, 2011 +1722 These movies are sheer silliness, improbable roadway mayhem interspersed with obligatory fistfights and gunplay, all coated with a noxious layer of adolescent macho posturing. 2.5/4 rotten Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune April 28, 2011 +1722 Well, it's a more fun trip to Rio than Rio. As the reckless flailing of a lot of meatheads, Fast Five is essentially a food fight with sloppy Joes. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye April 28, 2011 +1722 While dopey as ever, the fun factor has increased exponentially now that certain plot elements and subculture porn has been ditched to roughhouse in Rio with a band of crooks who've blossomed into a family. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com April 28, 2011 +1722 Now this is how you make a summer movie. 3/5 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News April 28, 2011 +1722 I wish I could say that Fast Five was the fastest, most furious movie of the series, and that there wouldn't be a faster, more furious movie all year. I have to be honest though. Fast Five just wasn't fast enough for me, and it's hardly furious at all. rotten Fred Topel 0 Screen Junkies April 27, 2011 +1722 Heads into the garage for almost the entirety of its sluggish middle section, which turns into a second-rate Ocean's Eleven-style heist movie. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly April 27, 2011 +1722 This episode has the highest velocity and lowest IQ yet. See it on the biggest, loudest, dumbest screen you can find. 3/5 fresh Nick De 0 Empire Magazine April 27, 2011 +1722 The film is basically Ocean's Fourteen starring a multiculti version of the cast of Jersey Shore. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly April 27, 2011 +1722 Pretty cars, prettier women, insanely absurd action that truly thrills even as it shatters all physical laws, and enough testosterone-fueled violence to satisfy the most-rabid WWE SmackDown crowd. fresh David Germain 1 Associated Press April 27, 2011 +1722 If you liked any of the previous movies, you should be even more thrilled by what they've done this time around with a lot more at play here in terms of storytelling. 7/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net April 27, 2011 +1722 For seeing gigantic men beat the hell out of one another and for leering at sexed-up hotties zipping around on scooters you'll be hard pressed to find any film that's its equal - until Fast Six. B fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO April 27, 2011 +1722 Inspired action choreography, macho mentality, aggressive stunt work and nimble editing rule. Despite a few sluggish moments, it had me and it left me all revved up. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals April 26, 2011 +1722 As confident and charismatic as its lead characters and every bit as fun to be around. 4/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend April 26, 2011 +1722 ...a film that's custom-built to combine the swift horsepower of characters we like with the stylish chrome of fresh changes is a welcome pleasure. 4.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 1 MSN Movies April 26, 2011 +1722 Far less interested in vehicular craziness than the wisecracking repartee of its supporting specialists. 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine April 26, 2011 +1722 Such was my 'exfivement', I couldn't remember the last time I was on the edge of my seat during an action sequence like this. 3/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail April 26, 2011 +1722 Fast-paced and visually breathtaking. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve April 25, 2011 +1722 Showing improvement as action director, Justin Lin has made an unpretentious thrill ride of a movie, one of the few Hollywood pics whose characters reflect America's multi-racial composition. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 25, 2011 +1722 When it's exciting, it is really exciting. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman April 25, 2011 +1722 As usual, the film thrives on excess. fresh Philip French 0 Guardian April 23, 2011 +1722 Summer roars to a start with Fast Five which features some of the most spectacular action sequences seen on the screen in years. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 23, 2011 +1722 It's not the sign of a particularly good film when the entire cast could be replaced by belligerent three-year-olds and you could expect most of the line readings to remain exactly the same. 2/5 rotten Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix April 23, 2011 +1722 Fast Five maintains the winning formula and underlines the sad fact that stars Vin Diesel and Paul Walker still have nothing better to do. fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) April 22, 2011 +1722 Where there's demand, there's supply, and this franchise will shoot up the box office chart because it's undemanding and fiercely electrifying entertainment. 4/5 fresh Lisa Giles-Keddie 0 Real.com April 22, 2011 +1722 At the very least, petrol-headed punters won't be left fuming by what whizzes past in a blur here. 2.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) April 21, 2011 +1722 With belief soundly suspended and your senses of sight and sound reeling under full frontal assault, this hybrid of action, chase movie sets the bar low - and clears it with ease. 3/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) April 21, 2011 +1722 Starts well with dippily exciting action and daft dialogue, but outstays its welcome as it devolves into a deeply daft Ocean's Eleven riff. 2.5/5 rotten Catherine Bray 0 Film4 April 21, 2011 +1722 The Fast and Furious roadshow isn't slowing down a bit in Fast Five, by most measures the best of the bunch, combining fresh casting choices, interesting Rio locales and literally smashing bookended action sequences. fresh Robert Koehler 1 Variety April 21, 2011 +1722 The on-going storyline is now running on fumes, but when director Justin Lin cuts to the chase there's enough left in the tank for some spectacular vehicular mayhem. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk April 21, 2011 +1722 There's something deeply unpleasant about this latest flick that prevented me from enjoying all the stuff blowing up real good... Imagine Robin Hood nuking Nottingham Castle after tweaking the Sheriff... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 21, 2011 +1722 Somehow, Lim manages to keep you pinned to the passenger seat for over two gas-guzzling hours - with no perceptible drop in testosterone levels. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema April 21, 2011 +1722 It's possibly the most brainless film of the year. Until the third Transformers film surfaces, that is. 2/5 rotten Lewis Bazley 0 Little White Lies April 21, 2011 +1722 Fantastic fun. 4/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times April 21, 2011 +1722 This palpable nonsense, which has a plot that defies all but Hollywood's logic, is so smartly produced and directed that even its inordinate length doesn't matter all that much. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard April 21, 2011 +1722 The stony performances don't really matter, and neither does the blunt dialog. But it's still great fun. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 21, 2011 +1722 Make no mistake, this is no masterpiece of the dramatic arts but it is probably the best since the original: lean, spectacular, funny and slightly less risible than its predecessors. 3.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald April 20, 2011 +1722 Attempts to add emotional depth are misguided, but this is an entertaining popcorn flick. 3/5 fresh Roz Laws 0 Birmingham Post April 20, 2011 +1722 A huge letdown. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon April 20, 2011 +1722 Overlong but slick, this still gets away with simplistic dialogue and characters, perhaps because it doesn't take itself too seriously. 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 1 Time Out April 20, 2011 +1722 Five films in and the Fast and the Furious franchise finally gets itself into gear with the wonderfully over the top Fast Five. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews April 19, 2011 +1722 Utterly preposterous, but this car-crazy franchise is armor-plated. fresh Megan Lehmann 1 Hollywood Reporter April 19, 2011 +1722 You'd think the Fast And The Furious franchise would've run out of gas by now. Think again. 3/5 fresh James Mottram 0 Total Film April 19, 2011 +1722 Seriously fast driving, jaw-dropping action, some unexpected twists and an audacious central heist with an extraordinary climactic sequence fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile April 19, 2011 +1722 Slow and spurious. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World April 16, 2011 +1722 4/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews March 3, 2012 +1722 3/4 fresh 0 National Post July 15, 2011 +1722 3.5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film April 22, 2011 +1723 Silly talking dog movie with some violence, serious themes. 2/5 rotten Brian Costello 0 Common Sense Media September 19, 2012 +1724 The Edge, for all its hokiness, makes it real. When Hopkins comes down from the mountain, I believed he was looking at the world with new eyes. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 26, 2018 +1724 It's not hard to read Charles' journey in 'The Edge' as analogous to its author's: the library-dwelling intellectual using his wits to brave rougher elements. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Vice October 6, 2017 +1724 Mamet has always been concerned with primal masculinity...The test of these men is twofold: can they survive the wilderness, and can they survive each other? [Blu-ray] 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 31, 2010 +1724 A pretty routine B-type action movie with some nice touches. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 27, 2008 +1724 ...not a terrifically memorable piece of filmmaking. C+ rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 8, 2005 +1724 Unsuccessfully mixes melodrama with action/adventure and satire. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 21, 2004 +1724 "A few scattered profanities, a couple of gory accidents and a subplot about suspected adultery are all that separates this story from the grade-school classic ""My Side of the Mountain." rotten James Sanford 0 James Sanford on Film June 23, 2002 +1724 The Edge, more of a drama than the action/thriller it's being billed as, exhibits a restrained literateness that's quite effective. 3/5 fresh Kim Williamson 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1724 A wilderness struggle that will take you to some deep emotional places. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice February 28, 2002 +1724 succeeds at being simultaneously cerebral and primal 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1724 ...The Edge's fusion of Mametspeak with a true life adventure remains brawny entertainment, even it it is difficult to take as seriously as the filmmakers intend. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +1724 The Edge succeeds ably in blending his famously acerbic dialogue with nerve-racking adventure scenes. 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1724 I laughed frequently, but the problem is that I'm not sure the director intended there to be as much humor in his film as I uncovered. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1724 ...a solid man-against-nature tale... 4/5 fresh Gary Kamiya 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1724 It's subtly funny in the way it toys with the cliches of the genre. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1724 Hopkins and Baldwin turn in smoldering performances, but this is definitely not top-shelf Mamet... B- fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1724 Not a great movie by any stretch, but hugely entertaining nonetheless. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1724 There is a lot to enjoy here. Tamahori's second Hollywood outing is economically directed, the scenery is spectacular and beautifully shot by Donald M. McAlpine and the initial air crash rivals Alive for its sudden, chaotic realism. 3/5 fresh Adam Smith 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1724 ...the project resonates because of the talent of its stars... 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1724 A mediocre tale of wilderness survival. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1724 Anthony Hopkins' first action movie casts him as a gentle, brainy tycoon stuck in the Alaskan wilderness with only voracious bears and, just as threatening, Alec Baldwin for company. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1724 ...even less intelligent than your average action flick. 1/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1724 Mamet's somewhat original script almost succeeds in breathing new life into the genre ... before making a fatal miscalculation in plotting toward the end. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1724 But it's too predictable by half, and Mamet's profundities have more volume than mass. 2.5/5 rotten Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1724 With its stripped-down emphasis on surviving the elements and a natural predator, The Edge generates more suspense than many a fabricated action thriller. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1724 ...The Edge is not only half-baked, warmed-over Hemingway. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1724 It takes more than a few lines of clever dialogue, a hero who reads books, and an actor with British training and lots of dignity to keep a movie from going pretty much by the book. 2/4 rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1724 The more I think about this film, the more I like it. 3/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1724 Bart the Bear delivers the film's most memorable performance. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1724 B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1724 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews February 2, 2004 +1724 1/4 rotten Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1724 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 16, 2003 +1724 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1724 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1724 2/5 rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 11, 2002 +1724 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +1724 7 rotten Diane Selkirk 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1724 3/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1724 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1724 3.5/5 fresh Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1724 4/5 fresh James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1724 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1724 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1724 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1724 B+ fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly September 26, 1997 +1727 Call of the Canyon is one of those movies you can watch on a lazy weekend afternoon and get instant smiles. 4/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 DVDTalk.com December 8, 2006 +1729 The film doesn't, as it should have done, make any profound attempt to examine the split between good and evil within Christopher Columbus himself. rotten Vanessa Letts 0 The Spectator July 24, 2018 +1729 An uneven film and overlong, but not without some merit. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 18, 2004 +1729 Not quite sure why this one tanked as badly as it did; I thought it was gorgeously realized, myself. 3/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com July 24, 2003 +1729 Over-ambitious but still utterly beautiful 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Film Threat July 11, 2003 +1729 Misses the mark by an entire continent. 0/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum April 1, 2003 +1729 This is one Columbus who should have stayed at home. A real loser. 1/5 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) January 19, 2003 +1729 Gorgeous to look at and frequently quite compelling ... but, obviously, not without some big gaping flaws. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1729 The moments when it approaches greatness only make its shortcomings that much more transparent. 2.5/4 fresh Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com June 17, 2002 +1729 D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1729 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 21, 2005 +1729 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 3, 2005 +1729 1/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) December 18, 2003 +1729 2/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 10, 2003 +1729 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 16, 2002 +1729 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 12, 2002 +1729 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1729 2/5 rotten Kathleen Maher 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1729 D rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly October 9, 1992 +1730 The Santa Clause is a failure as a holiday movie. It promotes negative aspects of the season and attempts to have you cheer for disgusting, irritating people. rotten Zac Hestand 0 Film Inquiry December 14, 2017 +1730 A genial, lightweight entertainment. 3/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune August 23, 2017 +1730 This is Allen's movie debut, and it's easy to see why his show is a ratings smash. There's an effortless quality to his humor, but it's also got a quietly urgent edge to it. 3/4 fresh Jeff Shannon 1 Seattle Times December 6, 2013 +1730 I was surprised to find The Santa Clause rather easier to take than anticipated. 3/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel December 6, 2013 +1730 A funny, warm and inventive Christmas film that proves seeing is not believing -- believing is seeing. fresh Roger Hurlburt 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel December 6, 2013 +1730 Like most modern fantasies, The Santa Clause isn't very clear about the rules governing Scott's new powers. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 6, 2013 +1730 Is it just me, or is this whole idea on the sick side? Imagine how uncomfortable this jolly little yarn would be for divorced parents and their children. 1.5/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 6, 2013 +1730 Tim Allen's talent for dry regular-guyness fails to kindle Disney's sappy big-screen Yule log. rotten Michael Sragow 1 New Yorker December 6, 2013 +1730 Tim Allen made his feature debut in this engaging yuletide comedy, which is likely to appeal to the whole family and brims over with plenty of good ideas. 3/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times December 6, 2013 +1730 This is the most playfully amusing, inventive new cinematic Christmas fable in several decades. fresh Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine December 6, 2013 +1730 You can get the same emotional and imaginative kick staying home and rereading your Christmas cards. rotten Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine December 6, 2013 +1730 Allen's foray into the real world after his transformation begins is the funniest part of the movie. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Kridler 0 Baltimore Sun December 6, 2013 +1730 All of the film's technical and creative contributions are top-notch, but as it should be, it's the people who win us over. fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times December 6, 2013 +1730 Allen's schtick is a jabbermouth know-it-all. 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine December 4, 2012 +1730 Heartwarming family tale for both kids and adults. 4/5 fresh Charles Cassady 0 Common Sense Media December 15, 2010 +1730 This is a hip, likable spin on the seasonal icon told with a deft mixture of comedy and sentimentality. fresh Leonard Klady 1 Variety November 27, 2007 +1730 While the film breaks no new ground, it offers the kind of simple, well-crafted, family entertainment that used to be a staple of the Disney studio. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide December 4, 2006 +1730 This movie has charm to spare and it's hard to resist. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1730 The movie steers a shrewd course between bracing cynicism and old-fashioned make-believe. fresh Tom Charity 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1730 A fun Christmas tale. 4/5 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com April 2, 2004 +1730 Agreeable family fare that'll please the young 'uns but that adults will find only slightly diverting. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2004 +1730 ...the closest thing we've had in the last twenty years to a genuine Christmas classic. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis December 7, 2003 +1730 Overrated and surprisingly sour. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 7, 2003 +1730 Home Improvement fans will find plenty of laughs and may even consent to going to this movie with their little brothers and sisters. fresh Patricia S. McCormick 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1730 while still further proof Tim Allen was always better suited to Television, is one of the Toolman's best forays into film. The bottom line is kids will get a kick out of it, and parents can rest assure by the end of it's hour and a half they'll have had s 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole November 26, 2002 +1730 Even if the film bogs down a touch in its own sense of cuteness near the end, this film will do as a family-wide X-mas time waster if everyone has It's a Wonderful Life overload. 3.5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1730 [Director] John Pasquin brings to it a heavy-handedness more appropriate to the subject matter of, say, his telefilm Don't Touch My Daughter. 1/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central October 27, 2002 +1730 A minor classic 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 13, 2002 +1730 A friend and I go to a 'sort of trashy' movie every Christmas. This was less trashy than most. 6/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum August 28, 2002 +1730 Very funny at times, and certainly worth seeing. It's probably the best modern Christmas movie out there to rent and watch with your kids. 3/5 fresh Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com August 8, 2002 +1730 This is what happens when someone takes what might have been a moderately- entertaining television Christmas special and tries to adapt it for the big screen. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1730 Despite its charms, the movie didn't push over the top into true inspiration. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1730 Kids of most ages will be able to follow -- and enjoy -- this comic fantasy. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1730 Balances the sugar with the spice, which Allen sprinkles on just right. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1730 It opts for pleasant Christmas fantasy instead of phony sentimentality. 6/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1730 A good choice to kick back and enjoy during the holiday season. fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1730 The jokes are mostly funny, the divorced parents stay happily divorced, and we're treated to yet another earnestly dopey performance by the endearing Judge Reinhold. 2.5/5 fresh Hollis Chacona 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1730 There are enough laughs to make it worth a look for Allen's legion of fans. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1730 3/5 fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 1, 2008 +1730 3/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com December 2, 2006 +1730 1/5 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly May 25, 2006 +1730 3/5 fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) January 14, 2005 +1730 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall May 15, 2004 +1730 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 3, 2004 +1730 3/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies January 24, 2004 +1730 3/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com November 25, 2003 +1730 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1730 3/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) February 6, 2003 +1730 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 30, 2002 +1730 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +1730 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +1730 4/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1731 "The beast within ""The Beast Within"" is a busy, riotous and confusing scenario that makes it seem as if the film is taking too long to make its point." rotten Bruce McCabe 1 Boston Globe April 27, 2018 +1731 Because Mora doesn't go the usual route for The Beast Within, the film ends up being a bit of an oddball creature feature that often stumbles a bit tonally and suffers from some pacing issues around the midway point. 3/5 rotten Heather Wixson 0 Daily Dead January 8, 2016 +1731 Forget the usual Transylvania or London settings: This horror flick has the distinction of being set in scary Mississippi. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 18, 2014 +1731 A movie that suggests that not just the chickens but the locust-monsters inevitably will come home to roost in a postbellum South -- a 'Heart of Dixie' -- haunted by its violent, bigoted past. 2.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 16, 2013 +1731 The Beast Within is an above-average monster movie with good actors and a sometimes comprehensible plot. 5/10 rotten 0 PopMatters December 11, 2013 +1731 It's a frightfully silly and insignificant horror film, whose only virtue is in the makeup. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 30, 2008 +1731 Gruesome gore is the sole highlight. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1731 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 19, 2005 +1731 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com February 2, 2003 +1732 Occasionally successful, but not Peter Medak at his best. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) June 23, 2003 +1732 A pseudo-bio pic that is little more than a vehicle to shock and tittilate. 2/5 rotten Darrin Keene 0 Film Threat February 4, 2003 +1732 B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1732 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com July 6, 2006 +1732 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 2, 2005 +1732 3/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World June 17, 2005 +1732 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 3, 2003 +1732 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1732 3/5 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 8, 2002 +1732 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +1732 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1732 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1732 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly June 1, 1990 +1734 Cukor's trashy melodrama about the sex lives of L.A. housewives suffered due to censorship, but it's worth seeing for Claire Bloom's performance as a nymphomaniac; Shelley Winters and Jane Fonda co-star C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 9, 2011 +1735 A very literary foreign film about alienation, self-discovery and time fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 23, 2003 +1735 5/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 26, 2005 +1737 For the devious bad guy's creative and unsettling garb alone, Girls Nite Out earns more points than it otherwise probably warrants. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 9, 2008 +1737 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 30, 2005 +1739 The Atomic Cafe is a true horror comedy, with a wealth of death's-head humor that even Dr. Strangelove can't match. fresh 0 Pacific Sun (San Rafael, CA) September 27, 2018 +1739 Compilation essay film of the propaganda celebration of the nuclear age, both in cartoonish and apocalyptic form... So long as there are unstable madmen with nuclear codes clutched in their fists, fear rightfully abides. 1 fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity September 21, 2018 +1739 As funny as it is frightening, The Atomic Cafe is a genius, tongue-in-cheek retrospective of a far less cynical time, and the lies that the government used at the time to justify their new power. 1 fresh Norm Gidney 0 Film Threat August 21, 2018 +1739 This poignant, often funny docu consists of revelatory clips used by the government as propaganda about the Atomic Bomb. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com January 8, 2013 +1739 One of the most trenchant, bitter and horrific looks at the 'atomic' and Cold War era. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 4, 2010 +1739 The film is not completely fair but it does convey a reasonably accurate sense of one aspect of the social consciousness following the War 3/5 fresh Douglas Pratt 0 DVDLaser July 21, 2006 +1739 The film fails to offer even the barest social context for its material. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1739 Deserves national attention. fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +1739 Strikes a middle ground between surrealism and pop culture. 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com March 14, 2002 +1739 The Atomic Cafe captures the Atomic Age and the resulting Cold War better than any documentary B fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews September 26, 2001 +1739 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1739 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 5, 2005 +1739 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 17, 2005 +1739 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +1739 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 16, 2003 +1739 4/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ August 23, 2003 +1739 4/5 fresh Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online October 13, 2002 +1739 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 26, 2002 +1739 8 fresh Derek Smith 0 Apollo Guide July 9, 2002 +1740 Seagal gives us a fairly good Bruce Lee impression in a film that is more moronic than it should be. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 23, 2018 +1740 Although this slick Seagal action pic won't convert die-hard detractors, aficionados will note that he's both gained weight and lightened up. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1740 Keenen Ivory Wayans is so much more interesting, lively, and fun than Seagal you wish that he were the star of the film. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 10, 2005 +1740 Most of the action scenes occur in the dark and are so heavily edited, it's hard to know whose limbs and faces are being splintered by Cole. rotten Jack Mathews 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +1740 All-in-all, what we have here is 'classic' Seagal. And that means, for anyone who isn't an admitted fan, an uninspired outing. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1740 Just as foolish and formulaic as it sounds. rotten John Hartl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1740 It's ugly and unpleasant but you may find it intensely compelling, much like a visit to the oral surgeon. rotten Mary Brennan 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1740 A brutish action movie that is as improbable as it is annoying. rotten Sean P. Means 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1740 A lean and mean exploitation thriller, The Glimmer Man might not be original or memorable, but the goods are delivered with reasonable flair and efficiency. 2.5/5 fresh Dale Winogura 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1740 There's no shortage of action. B+ fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1740 Your average five-year-old could have constructed a plot with fewer holes in it. 2/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1740 Sadly, the surprisingly podgy Seagal spends far too much time contemplating and not enough time kicking Russian butt. 2/5 rotten David Eimer 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1740 A truly disgraceful outing that amounts to little more than an unbelievable Steven Seagal self-love fest. 0.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1740 Yet another action-thriller that just isn't very thrilling. 0/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1740 It's repetitive mayhem as usual. 1/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1740 Subtract the gruesomeness, the language and some nekkid stuff, and the film is indistinguishable from an episode of a TV cop show. rotten Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1740 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 22, 2005 +1740 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +1740 1/5 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 30, 2003 +1740 2/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews April 14, 2003 +1740 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 16, 2003 +1740 1/5 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire October 18, 2002 +1740 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1740 1.5/5 rotten Joey O'Bryan 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1741 It feels, more than anything, like the duo went looking for a movie they could co-star in, and this was the only script that was lying around. rotten Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire September 3, 2016 +1741 Madonna's incompetent performance secured her reputation as a no-talent actress...and, to date, she still hasn't been able to shake that reputation. 0/5 rotten Phil Hall 0 EDGE Boston April 10, 2007 +1741 Striking visuals and some good George Harrison songs can't save it. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 15, 2003 +1741 3/5 fresh 0 european-films.net June 10, 2006 +1741 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 4, 2005 +1741 0/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) August 12, 2005 +1741 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 28, 2005 +1741 0/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette July 16, 2004 +1744 Succumbs to turgidity. And...intentionally or not...conveys the impression that the film uncritically celebrates the Confederacy. [Blu-ray] 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews May 30, 2011 +1744 Meticulous Civil War story runs a little long. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +1744 Everybody is so good and decent that it's hard to tell where the generals leave off and the gods start. C- rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide October 29, 2008 +1744 A labour of love with special interest to history buffs, this epic film is extraordinary in many ways. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +1744 Maxwell continues his textbook emphasis on military maneuvers, but despite literally thousands of Civil War reenactors recruited for the film, the wide-screen canvas fails to map the tactics or evoke the terror of battle. rotten Bill Stamets 1 Chicago Reader February 27, 2007 +1744 The big battles impress, but become somewhat samey. Part Three is threatened. 2/5 rotten Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1744 The procession of monotonous, oddly gore-free battles breaks frequently for bloated speechifying. rotten 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1744 Then there is 'Gods and Generals,' cut from the same production cloth as 'Gettysburg' but a film of very loose ends. C- rotten Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 15, 2004 +1744 You will watch a series of battle re-enactments and wait for a film to break out. rotten Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 1, 2003 +1744 Every shot is fired in sorrow, and there are no villains - except, of course, for the politicians, who remain safely out of the frame. rotten Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald October 17, 2003 +1744 Thinks it is grand without ever being so. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 10, 2003 +1744 Imagine watching half of Band of Brothers in one sitting, but with the story moving at a much slower pace. 2/5 rotten Harry Guerin 0 July 25, 2003 +1744 Incredibly boring and badly acted. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian July 8, 2003 +1744 War may be Hell, but in this three-and-a-half-hour Civil War epic from Ronald Maxwell, the syrupy monologues and righteous Bible thumping provide the punishment. rotten Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix July 2, 2003 +1744 Swapping politics for crass platitudes, Gods and Generals is a monumental folly. 1/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com June 24, 2003 +1744 An interesting film weakened by ham-fisted writing and direction and heavy-handed revisionism. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 19, 2003 +1744 Maxwell has made the, shall we say interesting, decision to change [Stonewall Jackson]God's hellcat into a warm and fuzzy teddy bear. 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 5, 2003 +1744 A stiff and stilted historical pageant that somehow manages to make the savage tumult of thousands pitched against thousands seem not so much dreadul as dreadfully dull. 1/4 rotten Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner March 25, 2003 +1744 Full of windy speeches about honor, god, fealty, and so on, the movie comes to a literal standstill whenever one of these noble addresses is about to be delivered. 1/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1744 Stay far away from the three hour-plus Gods and Generals--unless, of course, you need a good nap. 1/4 rotten Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com March 7, 2003 +1744 A repulsive combination of dry textbook history and pandering melodrama. D rotten Mac Verstandig 0 The Badger Herald March 5, 2003 +1744 Never manages anything like thrills and by the long-delayed end has turned into one big forced march. 1.5/4 rotten Kerrie Mitchell 0 Premiere Magazine March 4, 2003 +1744 Unlike 'Gettysburg,' however, 'Gods and Generals' is slow-moving and stilted and is punctuated by speeches rather than drama and action. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 3, 2003 +1744 A more appropriate title would be The Great Whitewashing of the Rebellion. 1.5/5 rotten Anita Schmaltz 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) March 2, 2003 +1744 Many scenes resemble small screen dramatic reenactments, and might benefit from expository voice-over, given that it is impossible to grasp the various battles' historical significance. rotten Josh Jones 0 PopMatters March 2, 2003 +1744 'We witness a disjointed, unfocused, unwieldy monster with only limited appeal and whose themes have been handled much more succinctly and artistically in previous films.' rotten Michael Drakulich 0 Star Newspapers (Chicago, IL) March 2, 2003 +1744 It could have been handled better, perhaps, but there is enough about it that works to make it worth watching. 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online March 1, 2003 +1744 History buffs and Civil War re-enactors may find this painfully long-winded epic a gem worth exploring but others will most likely prefer to go dancing in the active battlefields of Fredricksburg as opposed to enduring this detached costume drama. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 TheWorldJournal.com February 26, 2003 +1744 I wouldn't call it normal laziness, but I would call it an over-ambitious laziness. 1/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com February 25, 2003 +1744 This is nothing but an attempt to cash in on the success of Gettysburg. 1/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies February 25, 2003 +1744 The battle for the modern audience is to stay awake. 1/4 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals February 25, 2003 +1744 As remote and unyielding as an untouched textbook, often so much so that its academic fanaticism causes it to resemble a spectacular parody of daytime television's breathy, on-the-fly awkwardness. rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Slant Magazine February 24, 2003 +1744 ...it's not made for critics, and it's not made for most moviegoers. While it's tempting to suggest that people interested in this particular period of American history ought to read a book, Gods and Generals might suffice as a watchable Cliffs Notes. C- rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 24, 2003 +1744 [The film] brings the history very much to life. 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews February 24, 2003 +1744 Four hours including the intermission, I felt like I was seeing the Civil War in real time for awhile there. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 24, 2003 +1744 Running close to four hours, including intermission, this landmark epic of the Civil War is, basically, a television mini-series released as a feature film. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com February 24, 2003 +1744 The packed audience of hundreds at the screening I attended all groaned loudly when the closing titles informed them that Gods and Generals was actually part of a trilogy. rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online February 23, 2003 +1744 With the exception of Lang's terrific performance as the perplexed Stonewall Jackson, the rest of the extensive cast is basically on cruise control. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye February 23, 2003 +1744 A less than satisfactory effort. rotten Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 23, 2003 +1744 Isn't completely satisfying, but its larger-than-life ambitions earn it a recommendation. 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit February 22, 2003 +1744 Just an overextended historical pageant: lifeless tableaux, assembled under the mistaken impression that bigger and longer is the same as important and interesting. D+ rotten Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) February 22, 2003 +1744 Not showing any of the negatives of slavery costs Gods and Generals a good deal of credibility. rotten Bruce Feld 0 Film Journal International February 22, 2003 +1744 It was made strictly by and for Civil War buffs who insist that every pious speech and every skirmish is worthy of filming, even if the end result suffers from serious battle fatigue. 2/5 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star February 21, 2003 +1744 It's not that Gods and Generals is almost four hours long. It's that it's four hours of bad. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 21, 2003 +1744 A turgid melodrama that's as painfully strung out as the events themselves. 2/4 rotten Jack Zink 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel February 21, 2003 +1744 A movie that crams in so many faces, chronological details and endlessly ham-handed stretches of dialogue that the impact of the legitimately moving segments is considerably diminished. 2.5/4 rotten Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times February 21, 2003 +1744 It's a plodding, episodic film, reverent and sanctimonious, and its pro-Southern viewpoint -- a time-honored Hollywood tendency -- makes Gone With the Wind look like a Northern polemic. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 21, 2003 +1744 It's like an old history cyclorama 'brought to life' with a mixture of wax, starch and pulped hymnals. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune February 21, 2003 +1744 What the filmmakers fail to recognize is that history on the page is quite different from what it needs to be onscreen, namely alive and visceral. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 21, 2003 +1744 Everything is big about the Civil War epic Gods and Generals -- except its emotional impact. 6/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle February 21, 2003 +1744 It may not be the worst war epic ever made -- that probably would be Battlefield Earth -- but it's darn close to being an unqualified disaster of that magnitude. 1.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer February 21, 2003 +1744 A shameless apologia for the Confederacy as a divinely inspired crusade for faith, home and slave labor. 1.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday February 21, 2003 +1744 This is a movie that operates at two speeds: Somebody is either giving a fake-sounding, melodramatic speech or fighting in a fake-looking, melodramatic battle. 1/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News February 21, 2003 +1744 There's so much going on here -- and so much of it is indifferently staged, photographed and acted ... -- that the film quickly loses focus. 2/5 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star February 21, 2003 +1744 Gods and Generals will thrill die-hard Civil War buffs but it will likely leave the general public feeling as tired and weary as some of the foot soldiers in these battles. 2/5 rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies February 21, 2003 +1744 Imagine a World War II film about those brave German soldiers, touching briefly on the Jews but going on about what wonderful people Goring and General Rommel were. 2.5/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette February 21, 2003 +1744 A stodgy, dull, Southern-apologist rehash of the first half of the Civil War. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 21, 2003 +1744 It's hard to imagine any African-American not taking affront at Gods and Generals, which doesn't even get around to the controversy of slavery until more than halfway through the movie. rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times February 21, 2003 +1744 As dry as a high school history book, solemn as a funeral service, humorless as a Politburo meeting, bloated as a waterlogged corpse and unbalanced as a bout between a debutante and a sumo wrestler. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 21, 2003 +1744 An inert pageant of waxen figures that fails completely as drama even as it insults the sensibilities of anyone not clinging to rosy memories of the slave-era South. 1/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe February 21, 2003 +1744 One doesn't come away from it with any sense of what the victory cost in human terms or what it's like to face a rank of men shooting at you, or to jam a bayonet into somebody's guts or have one jammed into your guts. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post February 21, 2003 +1744 The kind of movie beloved by people who never go to the movies, because they are primarily interested in something else -- the Civil War, for example -- and think historical accuracy is a virtue instead of an attribute. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 21, 2003 +1744 On the big screen ... Gods and Generals plays woefully stiff, hampered by the breadth of its source material and the reams of exposition required to explain the action. 3/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic February 21, 2003 +1744 It's less a movie than a salute to a troubled moment in our history, a movie so steeped in nobility that you half expect it to swoon with reverence for itself. C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News February 21, 2003 +1744 Few of [the actors] are able to compete with the wigs and the platitudes. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press February 21, 2003 +1744 General Boredom meets Major Tedium on the Civil War fields of Virginia. 1.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail February 21, 2003 +1744 Filled with so much religious righteousness ... that the film feels more like a recruitment tool for Soldiers for Christ than a look at the bloody four-year conflict that tore this nation apart. rotten Jean Oppenheimer 0 Dallas Observer February 21, 2003 +1744 Nobody talks - they are either emoting lofty speeches, quoting Caesar, pouring forth heartfelt sentiments, preaching Bible verses or praying. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com February 21, 2003 +1744 There is in fact much to relish in this epic but somehow, despite a nearly four-hour running time, there is something missing. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Jared 0 Boxoffice Magazine February 20, 2003 +1744 Highly, uh, informative. But so was your eighth-grade history class. C rotten 0 E! Online February 20, 2003 +1744 It is so lacking in flesh-and-blood characters, so unclear in its depiction of battles like Bull Run, and so nauseating in its gruesome sentimentality that it is all but unwatchable. 1/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post February 20, 2003 +1744 If counting sheep doesn't cure your insomnia, this film certainly will. 3.5/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! February 20, 2003 +1744 A torpid pageant, rather than the powerful human drama that is inherent in the material rotten Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net February 20, 2003 +1744 After about an hour ... the film undergoes a precipitous decline marked by absurdity and Victorian sentiment. 2/5 rotten Steve Simels 0 TV Guide February 20, 2003 +1744 Lacks the driving unity that gave Gettysburg its focus, dramatic arc, climax and catharsis. C+ rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 20, 2003 +1744 Slowly drags viewers through a morass of cardboard caricatures, tedious dialogue, and stultifying skirmishes for over four hours, if you count the previews and intermission. 2/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com February 20, 2003 +1744 I would just like to mention something to director Ronald F. Maxwell, parenthetically and completely as an aside: the South lost. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather February 20, 2003 +1744 A lumpy three-and-a-half-hour glob of Civil War history. 2/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times February 20, 2003 +1744 So long-winded that it sometimes feels like the Civil War in real time. 1.5/4 rotten Dave Tianen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 20, 2003 +1744 The film-maker's relentless even-handedness removes whatever drama the story might have had by making every one of the characters endlessly honorable, devoted to God, home, and family, good to the slaves, and able to spout poetry or the Bible. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 20, 2003 +1744 'Civil War battle re-enactment scenes surrounded by the longest high school play ever.' rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly February 20, 2003 +1744 Gods and Generals is a pitiful prequel to the majestic Gettysburg. F rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com February 20, 2003 +1744 Watching this nearly four-hour film is like attending a college history seminar. That's what's good about the movie, and also what's bad about it. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 20, 2003 +1744 A big, bloated disaster of a movie you could almost call the Heaven's Gate of its generation. 2/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly February 20, 2003 +1744 ...a bloated, verbose bore. It was pure agony. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com February 20, 2003 +1744 Maxwell, a TV movie director with no ear for dialogue that isn't over the top and no eye for the sort of visual poetry these stories demand, is plainly not up to the job. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 20, 2003 +1744 A technically proficient but emotionally vacuous historical pageant. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer February 20, 2003 +1744 Maxwell illuminates the processes of denial and the cultivations of self-image by which these famously decent men, in defense of indefensible prerogative, sent thousands upon thousands ... to their deaths. fresh Ron Stringer 1 L.A. Weekly February 20, 2003 +1744 Boring and bloated, this sanctimonious work will appeal only to warmongers and the religious right. rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle February 20, 2003 +1744 The movie we see here, though admirable in parts, is numbing as a whole. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune February 20, 2003 +1744 At times, the film can feel like a historical pageant, stiff and heavy-handed. C- rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution February 20, 2003 +1744 "Pompous and unwieldy, the film gives new meaning to the term ""excessive"" and would test the patience of even the fondest history buff." 1.5/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com February 20, 2003 +1744 A trial to sit through: stiff, ponderous, fluttering in its 'poetry,' and crudely simplistic as an apologia for the Confederate ideology. D+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly February 20, 2003 +1744 If ever there was a movie that could cause even the most restless sleeper to fall into a deep slumber, this is it. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 20, 2003 +1744 An honorable try, but also a trying picture...While the battle recreations are expertly done, everything else in the movie has a stilted, historical-pageant feel. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 20, 2003 +1744 So full of its own importance -- and with so little reason -- that the reaction it invites most often, apart from indifference, is derisive laughter. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 19, 2003 +1744 American history transformed into a museum movie, consistently making the flawed human characters at the heart of the Civil War into flawless figures Olympian in their statuesque remoteness. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety February 19, 2003 +1744 From the start Gods has a mighty wind of nostalgia and outright historical mythicizing that doesn't go down easily. rotten David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter February 19, 2003 +1744 Ballooning, jingoistic goat spoor. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice February 19, 2003 +1744 "It amazes me that the production team that produced the fine ""Gettysburg"" are the same ones involved with ""Gods and Generals." C rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews February 19, 2003 +1744 This four-hour fiasco is shapeless and dramatically inert. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review February 18, 2003 +1744 This Valentine to Civil War brigades of yore doesn't come close to illustrating the genuine passion and suffering behind the scenes. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 17, 2003 +1744 Director Ron Maxwell wants us to know how war affected Northern and Southern soldiers, Irish immigrants, African-Americans, women and children. He tries to tell too many stories and fails to tell any of them well. 2/5 rotten Beth Jones 0 Roanoke Times (Virginia) February 15, 2003 +1744 A movie experience that lasts more than four hours. I wouldn't even want to make out with Jennifer Garner for more than, like, three hours. 3/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine February 14, 2003 +1744 1/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com February 21, 2003 +1745 Six Pack is not only a vehicle for singer Kenny Rogers but also a pleasant family movie. fresh Bruce McCabe 1 Boston Globe April 27, 2018 +1746 One may approach it as an achievement of creativity, as an historical film, as a religious film, or even as a political film; in any case, it's rich cinematic ground for those who wish to explore unconventional art. fresh Benjamin Wang 0 Film Inquiry June 22, 2018 +1746 As a visual exercise, it's a dazzling achievement, filmed in a manner that's almost impossible to describe. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 22, 2018 +1746 Experimental film is a torrent of visual creativity. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television December 29, 2017 +1746 It's a strange, visionary work, highly formal and not easy of access, but compelling in a way that's almost impossible to describe. fresh Pat Graham 1 Chicago Reader May 21, 2014 +1746 I found the images occasionally striking, and sometimes bizarre, but I never connected with them in any meaningful way. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 21, 2014 +1746 not just some mad collection of pretty pictures, but a poetic and ethnographic evocation of Armenian religion, culture and society, told through the prism of the nation's most celebrated troubadour and his songs. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Little White Lies September 6, 2011 +1746 An extremely honest attempt to convey abstraction in an essentially non-abstract medium. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 17, 2008 +1746 A madly beautiful, often straight-up-bonkers meditation on the life of its eponymous Armenian-Azeri balladeer and poet. fresh John Patterson 1 L.A. Weekly February 21, 2008 +1746 Well worth seeing, if only as a visual treat. 3/4 fresh 0 TV Guide August 29, 2006 +1746 Paradjanov scares up one startling sequence after another, crafting a bizarre mosaic of Nova's world while limiting himself to the materials of the poet's time. fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club July 25, 2006 +1746 It's best appreciated as an arcane work about a great tortured artist by a great tortured artist. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 28, 2006 +1746 As much as I can recognize the obvious effort and specific intent that went into the film, I am at a complete loss to comprehend what exactly it's trying to say to me. 1.5/4 rotten Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com August 18, 2002 +1746 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 26, 2005 +1746 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com August 15, 2003 +1749 Sommersby has everything to succeed. There's just one minor problem in this Americanized remake of The Return of Martin Guerre: Who can believe Richard Gere and Jodie Foster as a Tennessee Ashley and Scarlett? rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 31, 2018 +1749 Lacks whatever magical ingredient there is that makes a film a moving experience and instead settles for being an adequate but not a remarkable achievement. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 11, 2004 +1749 A winning and soul-stirring exploration of the spiritual meaning of one man's sacrificial death. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 12, 2003 +1749 Though there is a near vaccuum at the center of the film, Sommersby is never boring, largely because of Ms. Foster's beautifully self-possessed presence. 3/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1749 The story idea is an interesting one, but it doesn't quite pan out in the end. There are too many unanswered questions and unresolved conflicts. 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +1749 A powerful piece of filmmaking. Gere and Foster are as immaculate as always. 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 18, 2002 +1749 Hobbled with a meandering script, an erratic performance by Richard Gere, and an overbearing score by Danny Elfman. rotten Stephen Farber 0 Movieline January 9, 2002 +1749 From start to finish, it is a well-crafted film: part love story, part mystery, and all drama. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1749 A square peg pounded into a round hole -- or, more exactly, a medieval European story that has been unsuccessfully updated to the period of the American Civil War. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1749 If you're looking for a picturesque romance -- with a little intrigue on the side -- you could do worse than Sommersby. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1749 It's really an old-fashioned hankie-soaker with Gere and Foster ably jerking tears. An odd yet convincing couple, they won't replace Rhett and Scarlet, and frankly, my dears, who can? But belles wring and bosoms heave in a manner most pleasing. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1749 Sommersby is not a terrible movie, there are just many things about it that aren't quite right. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1749 The cast is uniformly good, including Gere in the title role. But it's Foster who really glows here, giving her character a sense of depth and innocence that makes the entire unlikely premise more palatable. 3/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1749 Relatively weak popcorn drama. 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1749 At least satisfying and often is poignant. 6/8 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1749 B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1749 3/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com December 27, 2007 +1749 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 11, 2007 +1749 2/5 rotten Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com September 29, 2006 +1749 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +1749 2/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 26, 2004 +1749 3/5 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 13, 2004 +1749 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat March 4, 2003 +1749 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1749 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly February 5, 1993 +1750 Mr Loaf was never better on screen than as the ill-fated, big-hearted Bob Paulson, the only warm character in a cold, cold movie. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) October 19, 2018 +1750 An outrageous mixture of brilliant technique, puerile philosophizing, trenchant satire and sensory overload, Fight Club is the most incendiary movie to come out of Hollywood in a long time. It's a mess, but one worth fighting about. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 5, 2018 +1750 Just when it's supposedly getting to grips with its theme, the movie goes utterly haywire and becomes yet another brainless, humourless bone-cruncher. rotten Gilbert Adair 0 Independent on Sunday November 27, 2017 +1750 "Oh, for the time when men were men and were encouraged to beat the tar out of one another. That's the world ""Fight Club"" pines for." 2/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News October 15, 2015 +1750 Technically gorgeous... But it's such a wreck of tone and intellect. 6/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 27, 2015 +1750 "Fight Club may be iconic and technically proficient, but it's more distant than perhaps any film to attain ""modern classic"" status." rotten Brogan Morris 0 Movie Mezzanine March 9, 2014 +1750 Wildly inventive, exceptionally cast and undeniably controversial, there's an endless list of subtexts and viewpoints which will fuel student pub debates for years. 5/5 fresh 0 Total Film April 22, 2013 +1750 A controversial satire and a contemporary classic. fresh Richard Luck 0 Film4 April 22, 2013 +1750 It is working American Beauty-Susan Faludi territory, that illiberal, impious, inarticulate fringe that threatens the smug American center with an anger that cannot explain itself, can act out its frustrations only in inexplicable violence. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine April 22, 2013 +1750 Blistering, hallucinatory, often brilliant, the film by David Fincher is a combination punch of social satire and sociopathology. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 22, 2013 +1750 Fight Club is an arresting, eventually appalling excursion into social satire by way of punishing violence. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal April 22, 2013 +1750 A movie that wants to keep its audience unsettled from beginning to end. 2.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 0 Baltimore Sun April 22, 2013 +1750 We're meant to take the male bonding and the blood rituals as a protest against the sterility of corporate life and modern design, but Fincher's sadomasochistic kicks overwhelm any possible social critique. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker April 22, 2013 +1750 There's many levels of brilliance to this film, from the script to the acting to the cinematography to the overall directing. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures July 21, 2012 +1750 This is American self-absorption at its finest. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader May 11, 2012 +1750 A shrewd, scintillating work rooted in an investigation of varying degrees of masculinity and extremism. A- fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness April 22, 2011 +1750 Lurid, twisted, and violent. Not for kids. 4/5 fresh Charles Cassady 0 Common Sense Media December 14, 2010 +1750 where Taxi Driver sees the fallacy in canonizing Travis Bickle, Fight Club does it without irony. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 29, 2010 +1750 Fight Club is still today a definitive film, a statement as strong as any rock anthem and twice as packed with power chords. 5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters November 21, 2009 +1750 "Fight Club"" is a cinematic Hail-Mary pass from David Fincher that the audience desperately wants to catch." A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 12, 2009 +1750 [A] bold, inventive, sustained adrenaline rush of a movie... fresh David Rooney 1 Variety October 18, 2008 +1750 May also be yet another example of a book that was just fine as a book -- that didn't need to be made into a film. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com February 3, 2008 +1750 I don't mind a film with a surprise ending but, rather than enhancing the film, the climactic revelation in Fight Club cancels out everything previously seen. In fact, the bitter end of the film is a hypocritical cop-out. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1750 An exciting, dangerous, and intense story. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1750 Durden is so intense, focused and honestly violent that the messianic hold he has on his followers is palpable. It's one of the best things that Pitt has done and his performance helps to recommend the film. fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1750 One of the greatest films ever made 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star March 20, 2005 +1750 ...more clever and kinetic than it is profound, more a visceral movie than a think piece. B+ fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 8, 2005 +1750 In the future, all manner of society's ills in the future will be blamed on this movie. [But] this is a film that exposes evil, not one that glorifies it. 7 fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +1750 It's a movie with all the warmth of a refrigerated meat locker at midnight. And who wants to hang around there? 2.5/4 rotten Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 23, 2004 +1750 This is a strange, agonized film--a darkly comic end-of-the-millennium fable with unforgettable performances and visuals. The writing is tight, smart and edgy; there's no question it hits a chord with our consumer-crazed lifestyle. 3/4 fresh Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1750 Undermines any seriousness it might have harbored with an avalanche of smirky cynicism designed to flatter the hipper-than-thou fantasies of adolescent moviegoers. rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor April 2, 2003 +1750 If it had all continued in the vein explored in the first act, it might have become a great film. But the second act is pandering and the third is trickery. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 1, 2003 +1750 What puts the fight in Fight Club is Fincher's visual wizardry. 3.5/5 fresh Tom Meek 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1750 Fight Club is not just a movie, but a wake up call to a disenfranchised generation sick of being told by advertising what to drive, wear, buy, smoke, drink and eat in order to be cool. 4/5 fresh Chris Gore 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1750 [Jack's] search may not necessarily be over at the end, but a new one by the audience may have commenced. Any film that makes you question yourself must be doing something right. 5/5 fresh Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1750 An absolutely amazing movie, as subversive as it gets. It's a wonder it ever got made, especially by a major studio. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1750 Although Pitt's acting brilliance comes through loud and clear in his most unsympathetic role to date, Fight Club belongs to Norton. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1750 Delivers a sucker punch to the audience and then pulls the rug out from under it. It is sensational. 4/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1750 Film history will remember that Fight Club called us all to raise arms against our own complacency, not against the offices of credit card companies. fresh David Poland 0 Hot Button May 31, 2002 +1750 Fight Club is as curiously appealing as your first learned profanity and as dangerous as chewing a light bulb. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 3, 2002 +1750 A mirror distorting the faces of those most eager to condemn it. fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1750 [Fincher's] tooth and nail stylistics inherently obscure any point the film might be trying to make. rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine March 8, 2002 +1750 Fischner's ability to subvert expectation by delivering such an ultimately positive message is the film's greatest achievement. 4/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +1750 This devil-may-care love of violence is part and parcel of America's shadow. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 4, 2002 +1750 Its effectiveness lies in the timing of shock moments that invariably threaten to make you laugh, despite the political incorrectness of it all. 5/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1750 Norton's performance is just shy of brilliant 3.5/4 fresh Andrew Howe 0 eFilmCritic.com April 1, 2001 +1750 An incendiary, psychotic film surely guaranteed to polarize both critics and audiences alike 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle March 21, 2001 +1750 This is movie that sears the nerves, that immediately draws a line in the dirt and demands that you stand on one side or the other. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1750 "If you like movies like ""NBK"" and ""RD"" then you must see this movie. If you don't have a strong stomach and don't like violence. Stay home. Trust me on this." 1/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review February 14, 2001 +1750 A funny, powerful, flashy, tragic film that plays with your perceptions and with your preconceptions about movies and society. 1 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1750 The director of Seven and The Game for the first time finds subject matter audacious enough to suit his lightning-fast visual sophistication, and puts that style to stunningly effective use. 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1750 The Fight Club is a memorable and superior motion picture - a rare movie that does not abandon insight in its quest to jolt the viewer. 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1750 Fight Club is a distinctively dense and often hilarious film, but in the end it's nonsense. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1750 In the end, Fincher's brilliant film is, ironically, short in the cojones department. fresh Adam Smith 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1750 Crisis has never been so much fun. fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1750 Terribly underwhelming. rotten Tom Keogh 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1750 It always surprises, never bores. fresh Gemma Files 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1750 Relentlessly funny. fresh Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1750 Norton gives one of the strongest performances of his career. fresh Francesca Dinglasan 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1750 It's a compelling, entertaining film. Even when it's nihilistic, pessimistic and macabre, it's still eminently watchable and profound. A fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1750 Director Fincher has a knack for visual flair, but in this twisted tale of disgruntled malehood, he takes his work to a new and utterly hyperkinetic level. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1750 Fight Club is a fast paced rush of adrenaline boasting amazing performances from both Pitt and Norton. 9/10 fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment January 1, 2000 +1750 If, as Fincher has said, this movie is supposed to be funny, then the joke's on us. D rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1750 The movie is not only anti-capitalism but anti-society, and, indeed, anti-God. rotten Alexander Walker 0 London Evening Standard January 1, 2000 +1750 If you want a movie that makes sense and doesn't make you chuckle at its sophomoric satire, laugh this one right off your list. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1750 This movie is dangerous. 3/4 fresh 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +1750 This was a lightweight film that mistakenly thinks it's in the heavyweight class. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1750 This film kicks butt, and in doing so it also manages to suggest that your need for it and for other butt-kicking films is a late capitalist symptom of contemporary psychosis. fresh Jonathan Beller 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +1750 Crafted with great passion and wit. fresh Graham Verdon 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1750 What is also wonderful about it as a film is that it has the potential to foment real and not just reel discussion about our society, our values and the man-woman wars. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1750 It has a power that cannot be denied. And its misogyny is only skin deep. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1750 Disturbing, often mesmerizing, occasionally funny and probably unlike anything else you've seen in a long time. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1750 Fight Club is not a glorification of violence. It is a deconstruction. A fresh Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +1750 An extremely well-made but rather muddle-headed film that delivers a solid blow to the belly, yet does not stand up to rigorous intellectual examination. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1750 A thought-provoking mind-bender, a wake-up punch to our collective solar plexus. 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1750 [Fincher's] stunning visual style carries the film well past its faults. 3/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1750 Fight Club is this generation's Clockwork Orange or Taxi Driver, a film of disturbing ideas that mainstream society and the mass media is going to have a hard time keeping in the ring. fresh 0 Cinemonkey January 1, 2000 +1750 Director David Fincher's camera swoops and sails in and out of tiny spaces in an exhibitionistic and self-conscious effort to be slick and showy and mod. fresh Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! January 1, 2000 +1750 Fight Club's long setup is the funniest stuff Fincher has ever directed, and it hits its corporate, materialistic target with better accuracy than Mike Judge's Office Space. 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1750 An unhinged mess of a movie, with potentially dangerous ideas handled in a winking, cynical manner. rotten KJ Doughton 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1750 This movie is almost hypnotically weird, and I liked it for that very reason. Not everyone will. 9/10 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 1, 2000 +1750 Bloody mess of a guy film loses its battle to have any real meaning. 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1750 The Fight Club is an awesome man flick. Sorry girlies. 3/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review January 1, 2000 +1750 Along with the superior technical work, the movie shows off its three leads at their best. fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1750 There isn't a slow moment in this film, and there's a surprise around every corner. fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum January 1, 2000 +1750 It's really Norton's film, and he turns in a terrific performance that veers from intense to horrifying to likably comical and back again. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1750 Director Fincher knows atmosphere, and atmosphere is what you get. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1750 Fight Club rolls out its indictments and its Zen koans, but what it really resembles, perhaps unknowingly, is the squall of a whiny and essentially white-male generation that feels ruined by the privileges of women and a booming economy. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +1750 Fincher directs this chaotic fable with grace, urgency, and knockout stylistics. A- fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +1750 It's about being young, male and powerless against the pacifying drug of consumerism. It's about solitude, despair and bottled-up rage... It's about daring to imagine the disenfranchised reducing the world to rubble and starting over. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 1, 2000 +1750 A stunning achievement, sure to be one of the most talked-about movies of the year. fresh Ed Kelleher 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1750 Cinematic pop art 3/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2000 +1750 One of the best films of the last decade. fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Edinburgh U Film Society January 1, 2000 +1750 A particularly inventive and mind-blowing performance by Norton. fresh Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1750 Instead of a nasty story with life lessons, what we have is testosterone-driven lunatics who enjoy pain, the sight of blood, and hearing bones crunch. David Cronenberg might have succeeded with the material -- David Fincher doesn't. 1.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1750 Dares to question American values in the most inventive ways since Dr. Strangelove. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1750 Fight Club is a work of prevailing violence. rotten Mac Verstandig 0 Moviereviews.org January 1, 2000 +1750 A challenging piece of work, a film demanding that its viewers look past what's on its surface and find something deeper. 3.5/4 fresh Shay Casey 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1750 Dark, brutal and very funny, Fight Club is one of the most mesmerizing films to come along in quite a while. 4/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +1750 Fight Club combines a physical rush with an intelligent script and features wonderful performances of sharply-defined characters. 9/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1750 The brightly written script by Jim Uhls literally bursts with memorable lines that will have you laughing and thinking. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1750 Rapid-fire sensory overload. fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 1, 2000 +1750 While this film is strong in most of the critical areas, its overall vision is so violent, so bloody, and so hopeless, I simply cannot recommend it to anyone, myself included. rotten Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript January 1, 2000 +1750 Laughably ludicrous. rotten David Forsmark 0 Credo January 1, 2000 +1750 Fight Club is a well-acted, well-directed film and will be on many top ten best films of the year lists. It will probably be on mine. fresh Tony Toscano 0 Citadel Broadcasting January 1, 2000 +1750 Visually surrealistic, acted with integrity. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +1750 [Fincher's] Angry Young Man routine has never been more lively, more cleverly scripted, as well-acted or as nicely staged. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 1, 2000 +1750 Pitt's best work since A River Runs Through It. fresh Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1750 The thing to keep in mind is, laugh. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +1750 Fight Club is a heady, brutal, raucously funny riot that sucks you into its right-brain fantasy. fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1750 Exhilarating, visually astounding, thought-provoking and very, very funny. fresh Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1750 Edward Norton and Brad Pitt in what may be the performances of their careers. fresh Steven Boone 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1750 Affliction is a better film, because it brings us into the hearts and minds of its characters rather than just bludgeoning us with its visions. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 1, 2000 +1750 A likely front-runner at Oscar time in a number of categories, including Edward Norton for Best Actor, the movie is an inspired match of material and director. fresh Judy Gerstel 0 MSNBC January 1, 2000 +1750 The movie may not float like a butterfly and sting like a bee, but Fight Club lands its share of haymakers. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1750 Awe and admiration. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +1750 The first half of Fight Club is wicked, venomous satire. fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1750 A bracing, mesmerizing, bitterly funny and deeply unsettling fable. 1 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1750 Fight Club confirms Edward Norton's ascent into the pantheon of actors like Robert DeNiro and Robert Duvall. A- fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1750 If the first rule of Fight Club is 'Nobody talks about Fight Club,' a fitting subsection might be 'Why would anyone want to?' 1.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1750 Certainly no movie in years has had this much subversive fun. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1750 A fabulously berserk runaway train of a movie, David Fincher's Fight Club is post-MTV filmmaking at its most assured and courageous. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1750 A bloody, hilarious ride into the twisted recesses of the modern male psyche. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1750 Brutal, bracing, funny. fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +1750 Even at its shallowest, the movie is fascinating to watch for its heat and movement. fresh Tom Block 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1750 The cool charisma of Norton and Pitt is ... vital in seducing us, and both actors carry themselves confidently while speaking their dialogue with tough, throaty assurance. 1 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1750 Hardcore masterpiece. 1 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1750 The film may be violent and funny, but it's never simple. 3.5/5 fresh Chuck Walton 0 Hollywood.com January 1, 2000 +1750 See this film with a friend so you can console one another afterwards. 4.5/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1750 ...an incredibly brutal and pretentious film ostensibly about alienation in a modern desensitized world, a black comedy that entertains only on the most superficial level. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1750 oth Norton and Pitt deliver knockout performances, relishing the wry, cruel nihilist humor. fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1750 Fincher delves once again into the bowels of our uber-psyche -- quite literally in the propulsive, Dust Brothers-scored opening credits sequence -- and announces that a lot of us are walking very close to the edge. 9/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1750 Fincher, the director of Seven, leads you down a murky winding path of dark, dank cellars and alleys in which water drips incessantly and blood and sweat flow and coalesce as if choreographed by a Balanchine. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1750 Taking every scene on an individual basis, it is often madly brilliant, but put it all together, and it is a pretentious, incoherent mess. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1750 Physical violence may give the initial sting, but it's the film's psychological violence that leaves the lasting impression. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1750 A real go-for-the-throat satire tracking the rising tide of rage in America. 6/8 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1750 My main problem with Fight Club is that its mood and screenplay suggest an important film with something socially significant to say when in reality it's paper-thin stuff. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +1750 While one would not expect a film to include the sort of psychological and political analysis of Dostoyevsky's The Possessed, its total absence leaves the viewer with an inability to understand their motivations. rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1750 A misguided but visually entrancing film that works better as satire. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies October 15, 1999 +1750 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 29, 2003 +1750 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1750 4/4 fresh Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +1750 1 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1750 3.5/4 fresh 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1751 Swerving from viciousness to whimsy to dubious feminist fable, Nurse Betty doesn't jell. Still, with a cast as charmed as this, it comes oh so close. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 6, 2018 +1751 This comedy has a few violent scenes. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +1751 Good performances all around, especially from Zellweger and Kinnear. Lots of good laughs laced with nastiness. 4/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1751 This is easily Ms. Zellweger's finest work. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1751 The actors hold the movie together, particularly Ms. Zellweger and Mr. Freeman, whose characters achieve a remarkable intimacy in a most unlikely situation. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer April 27, 2007 +1751 After a summer of cookie-cutter comedies and blowsy action flicks, Neil LaBute's Nurse Betty is good for what ails you. A fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 24, 2006 +1751 In his third, most accomplished film, LaBute puts aside the inquiry of misogyny that dominated his previous work and immerses himself in a lighter romantic fable about the collision of fantasy and reality, with a terrific performance from Renee Zelwegger B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 1 Variety July 23, 2006 +1751 Almost every emotion and action on view is presented as false, idiotic or superficial. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1751 Despite cringing at many of Betty's deluded interactions with the residents of her final destination and the director's seeming lack of faith in the believability of many of the scenes, Nurse Betty still turns out to be entertaining. 3.5/5 fresh Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1751 If I had to use just one word to describe Nurse Betty, that word would undoubtedly be...Quirky. And I mean that in a really, really good way. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +1751 In the end [it] tells us we shouldn't depend on each other... we should be glad that 'we have ourselves.' What a lonely and sad conclusion. B- fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +1751 Nurse Betty suffers, however, from a script that relies on jaded hit men for comic impact. We've seen it done too many times since...Pulp Fiction. 3/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 25, 2004 +1751 One of the finest-written surprises of the year. 3/4 fresh Gerry Gallo 0 Hollywood.com October 3, 2003 +1751 A strong contender for one of the best films of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 4, 2003 +1751 This bizarrely funny satire/allegory from the maker of heavier fare such as In the Company of Men works on a surprising number of levels, not the least of which is perhaps the first human Renee Zellweger performance I have ever seen. A- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 22, 2003 +1751 With Nurse Betty, Zellweger moves fully into the realm of leading lady. Her crooked mouth and mousey voice notwithstanding, I wouldn't think it would be out of the question for her to garner an Oscar nomination for this excellent performance... 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1751 While Nurse Betty proves that LaBute has more than one string to his bow, you can't help thinking that he makes more memorable cinema when revelling in misanthropy. fresh Philip Kemp 0 Sight and Sound December 3, 2002 +1751 A highly unlikely blend of savage violence, farcical humor and impossible romantic yearning, acted out with sometimes awe-inspiring precision. 3.5/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1751 Renee Zellwegger is the real star here, of course, and Greg Kinnear is very enjoyable too, but it's Chris Rock and Morgan Freeman that really won me over. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1751 The overall effect is one of a very special, genial loopiness. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International September 9, 2002 +1751 ...unnerving, but never cynical. Violent but never gratuitous....an odd little film with a cracked heart . A+ fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +1751 Does LaBute feel any sympathy for his victimized women, or merely contempt for their weakness? D- rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide May 8, 2002 +1751 Often takes violent turns that are unnecessary and repellent. rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine March 7, 2002 +1751 Nurse Betty combines sweet innocence with the depravity that LaBute heretofore specialized in, to concoct a riveting dramedy of obsession. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1751 It's a very clever story, intriguingly written and superbly played by its cast, even as it crosses a couple of lines and gets rather too violent. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +1751 Carried by Renee Zellweger whose particular forte is unquestioned honesty, directness and guilelessness, supported by no less than Morgan Freeman in a semi-comedic turn and Chris Rock in a semi-serious turn, it's a rare entertainment. 4/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +1751 Effectively dark and entirely unpredictable. 8/10 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +1751 LaBute didn't write Nurse Betty, but his fierce comic touch is, luckily, all over this movie. 5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 10, 2001 +1751 A loopy, off-kilter, often-dark comedy that's alternately sweet and nasty. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide April 19, 2001 +1751 The cleverly contrived script might have seemed too arch and precious if it had been less deftly handled or if the film's performances were less subtle. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline April 17, 2001 +1751 Rene's got the undivided attention of the audience right beside her the whole time, and even solidly emotionally touched by her invisible world. 8/10 fresh Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio March 24, 2001 +1751 an odd concoction of black comedy, crime-movie cliches, and social satire. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1751 It could have been a truly great film in more sure hands, but it just misses the mark. 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1751 A triumph for Mr. LaBute as it is for its cast, because its success is so dependent on its sustaining a precarious balance between humor and pathos, realism and fantasy. 4.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty's two hallmarks are originality and star quality, both of which combine to draw the viewer through the film's occasional rough spots. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1751 In terms of the taste it leaves behind, the difference between LaBute's first two films and Nurse Betty is the difference between eating a bucket of bad clams and coming upon them deliberately placed in a seafood dinner. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty is one of those films where you don't know whether to laugh or cringe, and find yourself doing both. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1751 This could have been a leftfield little gem, but LaBute struggles somewhat with the light comedy. and there's also the small plot problem: since Betty is as mad as a bag of baboons, it's difficult to really sympathise with her. 3/5 fresh Adam Smith 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1751 Zellweger is the best she's ever been. fresh Ernest Hardy 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1751 This fantasy-tinged romance leaves a distinctly bitter aftertaste. rotten Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1751 Its originality and sheer wacked-out likability compensate for its weaknesses in pacing. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1751 We dare you to not laugh at those politically incorrect jokes, even while you feel sick to your stomach for doing so. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1751 [Zellweger's] just so damned adorable. fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment January 1, 2000 +1751 As with all good uses of enchantment, Nurse Betty deposits us, in the end, back where we started -- but different, changed, with new ways of looking. A fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1751 It is about daydreaming and wish fulfillment, as directed by Neil LaBute. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1751 You can keep your musically overwrought Mel Gibson bloodletting epics and your developmentally challenged Klumps' latex laughs. On the gore and fun front, we'll take the twisted edge of Nurse Betty. Every time. fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1751 Warmly quirky, thought-provoking and silly, Nurse Betty won't provoke you to abandon your daydreams, but it might inspire you to look a little askance at them. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1751 Odd, but effective and engaging. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1751 Very funny. Very unique. Much needed after the crap I've seen this summer. 5/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review January 1, 2000 +1751 Somewhere between tension and release lies the heart of laughter, and Neil LaBute knows just where that spot is. 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1751 Neil LaBute might have made the perfect capper for the end of the Clinton era -- a decade when the only bad lie was a badly told one. fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +1751 The movie is a comedy, I guess. It looks sunny and it's played lightheartedly. But what's the point? 2/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty is a film of extremes, offering both tenderness and viciousness, absurdism and genuine emotion. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 1, 2000 +1751 As it overdoses on quirks and violence, Nurse Betty isn't always the right prescription. But observing Zellweger as she dispenses her brand of movie magic definitely is good for what ails you. fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1751 Its uneven comedy may leave moviegoers yearning for the confidently choreographed banter and moral sludge that marked LaBute's previous outings. 2.5/5 rotten Sarah Hepola 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1751 The actors are so expert and so congenially cast, and LaBute is so good at maintaining his agile, jokey tone, that his tale has an exhilarating flow. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1751 LaBute, as always, has put together a great cast. fresh Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +1751 Here, [LaBute] shows he's an actual filmmaker, one capable of establishing pacing and constructing something that doesn't look like a filmed stage play. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty isn't LaBute's masterpiece, but it's definitely a solid, funny, and unique film, the likes of which you won't see again this year. 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1751 The flip side to LaBute's cheapjack cynicism, as it turns out, is a cheapjack romanticism. They're equally counterfeit. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +1751 LaBute ensures that the two worlds cross imaginatively and that other actors - even when not on screen all the time - have full roles too. 4/5 fresh Michael Thomson 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty has the best ensemble cast and the most clever script so far this year. fresh Jonathan Lewis 0 Gay Chicago Magazine January 1, 2000 +1751 Morgan Freeman and Chris Rock turn out to be the most appealingly mismatched hitmen to hit the big screen since John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction. 4/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1751 After a summer of brain-numbing junk, Nurse Betty seems like a reprieve. 4/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1751 This year's Being John Malkovich. 4/5 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1751 While Nurse Betty isn't quite the sum of its such impeccable parts, Zellweger's incredibly earnest, enthusiastic performance ties it all together in a way no other actress could. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1751 This film probably won't please people who enjoy it when Neil LaBute picks at society's scabs. For those who don't mind their reality undercut with a little bit of fancy and who'd rather have someone kiss it and make it better, Nurse Betty is in. 3/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1751 An original modern-day black comedy based in fantasy that delivers a great cast, fun undertones a la Wizard of Oz and a terrific performance from Renee Zellweger. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty is something quite original: a comic meditation on our involvement with popular culture, one that honors the power of even the most banal and trivial art. 9/10 fresh Gary Mairs 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1751 The comedy and drama simply don't jive and the end result is sheer and utter idiocy. 3/10 rotten Mac Verstandig 0 Moviereviews.org January 1, 2000 +1751 Bursting with wonderfully imaginative scenes. 9/10 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1751 I left stunned by the movie's perfect combination of crackerjack acting, clever writing, sharp cross-cutting of scenes. 1 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty has many very funny scenes -- all those with Freeman and Rock. They dominate the film. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian January 1, 2000 +1751 The compassion and humor in the script makes it one of the year's best. 9/10 fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 1, 2000 +1751 If you're looking for a dark, funny, sometimes caustic, comedy that is a challenge to the mind ... make tracks to the theater and ask to see Nurse Betty. 9/10 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 1, 2000 +1751 Zwellinger is cantaloupe sweet and as lovable as always, but it's Greg Kinear that snatches this wobbling film up by its bridges. 7/10 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty is a corker. 8/10 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +1751 In many ways, the script is the genuine star of this movie. fresh Lesley M. Smith 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +1751 The year's most enjoyable -- and most surprising -- fairy tale. fresh Hillel Italie 1 Associated Press January 1, 2000 +1751 At its best, Nurse Betty is so much fun, you hate to dissect it. fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1751 [The actors'] nimble comic timing is hampered by truly ugly, amateurish production work. rotten Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1751 Resonates upon the American condition, deliciously detailing the whimsy, violence, intolerance, and shallow fantasies that fuel this nation. Oh yeah, and it's funny. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +1751 Solid work behind the cameras, outstanding performances in front of them, and a daring and imaginative screenplay loaded with dark conceptual humor and pointed dialogue. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1751 Whether or not Betty sustains her character, the movie fails to maintain its own. The scenario falls apart. rotten 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1751 Original, moving and witty without being condescending, this is certain to be one of the best American films of the year. fresh Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1751 A masquerade that doesn't work. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1751 Apart from a few punchy chuckles, Nurse Betty is the drag end of a wan hipness that lacks juice and focus. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1751 Uncomfortable hodgepodge of poignant fantasy, showbiz satire and crime thriller. 2.5/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1751 May very well be this years American Beauty. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +1751 The movie would be difficult to imagine without Zellweger, who can show exultation and heartbreak without exaggerating either. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +1751 A deliriously odd and funny movie that manages to be dark and uplifting at the same time. fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty boasts a quality that's ruby-rare at the movies: surprise. fresh 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +1751 Everyone in the cast, from veteran Freeman to novice Rock, gives excellent performances. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +1751 You get the feeling the makers of Nurse Betty are daring you not to get the big satire they've concocted. And in place of the customary TV laugh track, LaBute simply bludgeons you over the head with jokes. rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +1751 A cracked romantic comedy, with an emphasis on cracked. rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +1751 This black comedy from Neil LaBute doesn't look finished, just abandoned -- a complicated tangle of clashing ideas and styles beyond the director's capacity to reconcile. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 1, 2000 +1751 [LaBute] pulls the farce and the violence and the fantasies together with a deft touch and a sweetness rare in American films -- especially his. 9/10 fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1751 Its premise, I'll admit, is a lot to ask moviegoers to swallow. But if you can go along with its tall-tale spirit, you can't help but be amazed at how ingeniously the filmmakers work out the ramifications of Betty's delusion. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1751 Freeman's coldblooded but warm-hearted performance has a nuanced and enigmatic quality that communicates authority and suggests greatness. fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty doesn't have the narrative credibility of the average soap. rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1751 We are constantly fearful for Betty -- less worried that the evil killers will catch up with her than that reality will. Despite this basic uneasiness, there is much to enjoy in Nurse Betty. fresh Andy Klein 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1751 This oddly cheerful, decreasingly dark comedy actually works and can boast some of the most enjoyable performances of the year. fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty is never going to be confused with Mary Poppins, but as of now, it's LaBute's crowd pleaser. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1751 If the notion that the rancorous writer and director Neil LaBute cares about you sounds like a hoax, it probably is. But for most of his third film -- the erratic, groovy Nurse Betty -- he's convinced himself, and you as well, that it's true. fresh Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1751 It's Zellweger's movie, and her charm proves to be just the right prescription to balance LaBute's astringent style. fresh Randall King 0 Winnipeg Sun January 1, 2000 +1751 If Nurse Betty is any indication, these slightly more commercial movies won't be mere digressions or artistic sellouts; they'll be worth the wait, even if they aren't as distinctive or as sure-footed as his more challenging personal projects. fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1751 Although everyone involved is likable, especially Zellweger, the elements don't mesh. rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty is what Fargo might have been if it wasn't very good. rotten Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +1751 While Nurse Betty can hardly be called a mainstream movie, it will undoubtedly be deemed more accessible than its predecessors, thanks in large part to the exceptional strength of the four leads. fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1751 Despite some good acting, interesting illusion-vs.-reality plot scenarios and subtle humor. It just doesn't jell well. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 1, 2000 +1751 A nicely tart gulp of grown-up wit and cynicism. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +1751 Literate, witty, original. fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1751 Zellweger is terrific, and Kinnear's mixture of smarm and sensitivity clicks beautifully into the premise of the film. fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee January 1, 2000 +1751 Nurse Betty is a touch more serious than Raising Arizona, but definitely lighter than Fargo. Best of all, it's in that league of movie making. fresh David Forsmark 0 Flint Journal January 1, 2000 +1751 This comedy enables us to imagine the surprising ways in which a person can be transformed and set on a new path. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 1, 2000 +1751 A masterful human comedy and a sincere drama, as imaginative as it is unpredictable. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1751 Sometimes a movie comes along that is so special, so out of the ordinary that you want to embrace it as tightly as a long-lost relative. 4/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1751 This being LaBute, this is an atypical fairy tale story made even more so through the filter of a decidedly dark lens--and the film would not be quite the subversively funny and all-around memorable entertainment that it is without him. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1751 A crazed, playful, defiantly twisted collision of alternate realities. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1751 There's something particularly delightful -- and subversive -- about a high-concept comedy that turns into something resonant. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1751 4/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1751 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail April 25, 2003 +1751 3.5/5 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com January 27, 2002 +1751 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +1751 fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +1751 4/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1751 fresh 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1751 3/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 1, 2000 +1752 Outstanding performances across the board. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com April 9, 2007 +1752 Conspiracy abounds in this early Michael Douglas far fetcher. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers February 20, 2007 +1752 A couple of great chases, but it doesn't quite live up to its intriguing premise. 3/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) March 9, 2006 +1752 The Star Chamber works brilliantly until it locks into a plot. Then it stops dancing and starts marching. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1752 While the movie is set in L.A., the rules of justice appear exaggerated to the point where the film seems to be taking place in a different country, but it doesn't really matter. It would be great fun just to put up your feet and watch director Peter Hyam 2/5 rotten Douglas Pratt 0 DVDLaser October 14, 2004 +1752 directed with pace and style by Peter Hyams and beautifully photographed by Richard Hannah 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1752 4/5 fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 1, 2008 +1752 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 26, 2005 +1752 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 7, 2005 +1752 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +1752 3/5 fresh Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) February 4, 2003 +1752 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1756 Though well-versed in the leftist movement in Japan, it failed to entice me to care about its problems. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 6, 2014 +1756 The title is Resnais's, Nagisa Oshima brings its sense of the inescapability of the past to a generation's aborted revolution fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion March 14, 2010 +1756 In Oshima's bitter political melodrama, the wedding between an unexamined past and a blind present turns out to be a sham. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Film4 June 23, 2008 +1757 The film is like a bunch of music videos strung together with a romance angle. And as mentioned earlier, you don't go for this movie for scintillating dialogue, but to see them move it like experts on the dance floor. 3/5 fresh Reagan Gavin 0 The Times of India November 13, 2017 +1757 This one, again, is driven by the tried and tested formula that is cast in stone for all Step Up films. 2.5/5 rotten Soumya Srivastava 0 Hindustan Times August 30, 2017 +1757 "Words like ""dream,"" ""hope"" and ""believe"" resonate throughout All In, and while it seems cynical to discount them, it feels even more opportunistic to pretend they're real." C- rotten Heather Dockray 0 Uproxx August 24, 2017 +1757 Just because a film is about dance doesn't mean it can function without a plot and a modicum of decent dialogue. Step Up: All In has neither. 1/5 rotten Brigit Grant 0 Daily Express (UK) August 23, 2017 +1757 Step Up: All In has a few dazzling sequences, including the final dance-off, that are effective as minor spectacle, but there's never reason to care. C- rotten John Fink 0 The Film Stage March 26, 2016 +1757 The dancing is king. So if you can't stand the heat of competition, stay out of the kitchen. 2/5 rotten Graham Young 0 Birmingham Mail October 10, 2014 +1757 When you remove the popping, locking, crunking and breaking from the equation, what is left is ... melodrama, shorthanded plotting, and lame characterisation. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Neal 0 ABC Radio (Australia) September 21, 2014 +1757 Step Up All In is spectacle wrapped in story, but it's the juicy delicious centre which we all crave. fresh Rhiannon Sawyer 0 FILMINK (Australia) September 19, 2014 +1757 Usually these films kick off with a splashy ensemble number to get everyone in the mood but here instead there's a deliberately deflating audition montage. 2.5/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 Sydney Morning Herald September 12, 2014 +1757 As with the previous Step Up films, there's very little to dislike here. The filmmakers know what their loyal audiences want - and it's not great acting but loads and loads of...street dancing. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW September 12, 2014 +1757 The picture is high energy, feel-good, and sweet like bubblegum, and that's perfectly okay. 3/5 fresh Jess Lomas 0 Quickflix September 9, 2014 +1757 Sensational high energy dancing with inventive choreography and sassy rhythms make this fifth film in the franchise fly, even though the plot is wafer thin and the girl boy dynamic wanting fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile September 8, 2014 +1757 As its title suggests, this is pretty much the last throw of the dice for a dance saga that more ran out of juice a couple of sequels ago. The set-pieces, though, still deliver the requisite pizzazz. 2/5 rotten Neil Smith 0 Total Film August 22, 2014 +1757 Only a frolicking duet set to Bobby Brown breaks the monotony. 1.5/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle August 14, 2014 +1757 You know what's fun about old-school dance movies? They're happy. Even when someone is sad, you know that dancing somehow will make things right again. 2.5/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 13, 2014 +1757 Of all the franchise flicks hitting theatres this summer, not one has a climactic battle as visually graceful, invigorating and altogether stunning as Step Up All In. 4/5 fresh Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto August 11, 2014 +1757 Terrific dance sequences make up for subpar acting, plot. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media August 11, 2014 +1757 Much amazing dance talent is again given dazzling showcase, but the sporadic bursts of cathartic joyfulness herein are fewer and further between than in any movie in the series. 2/5 rotten Brent Simon 0 Screen International August 11, 2014 +1757 "All In"" is a lesser effort in this franchise, but not without its charms." 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday August 11, 2014 +1757 Without Channing Tatum, the appeal of this faltering franchise fades, except for the dance sequences. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate August 10, 2014 +1757 ...Step Up All In plays to its audience with familiar faces and new fantastic dance talent. B fresh Monica Castillo 0 Movie Mezzanine August 9, 2014 +1757 Reuniting, or really, introducing, the gang is a gimmick. It's also self-destructive-cramming in all these characters chokes up the plot, and who watches a Step Up for the plot? C+ rotten Amy Nicholson 1 L.A. Weekly August 9, 2014 +1757 After its silly last installment, this series is now showing signs of growth and maturity but not enough to recommend the new feature. 2.5/5 rotten John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews August 9, 2014 +1757 It's the rare movie that knows its limitations, but also understands how to use form to best convey its strengths ... B fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club August 8, 2014 +1757 "When the cast isn't dexterously spinning, ""All In"" turns into a promotional video for Caesars Palace." rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 New York Times August 8, 2014 +1757 The dancing is the star of any of these movies, and Sie knows when to get out of the way and let it do the heavy lifting. B- fresh Kyle Anderson 1 Entertainment Weekly August 8, 2014 +1757 "Even by the standards of this franchise-and this genre in general-""Step Up All In"" is pretty laughable." 2/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 RogerEbert.com August 8, 2014 +1757 The film has a muscled buoyancy and thrilling, joyful spectacles that make the fifth installment of the popular franchise an energetic crowd-pleaser. fresh Inkoo Kang 1 Los Angeles Times August 8, 2014 +1757 Whatever the other flaws, the dancing itself rarely seems to disappoint in these movies. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 8, 2014 +1757 Offers up transcendent moments featuring some truly electrifying dancing, but to get to those golden nuggets you have to sift through mounds of terrible writing and laughable acting. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap August 8, 2014 +1757 When the characters dance, they don't speak, and when they don't speak, Step Up has the potential to be diverting entertainment. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com August 8, 2014 +1757 "As the old man says, with life, sheep poop and 'Step Up' movies, ""sometimes you just have to shovel through it." 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service August 8, 2014 +1757 "Step Up: All In"" is so divorced from anything resembling reality that it is astonishing to behold. The best advice, though, would be to avoid beholding it." 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 7, 2014 +1757 The fifth outing in this dance film franchise is probably the most witless yet, with a narrative bereft of even an iota of plausibility and acting that's utterly out of step. 1/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 7, 2014 +1757 Tthe film could have been written by a dance movie plot generator. rotten 1 Hollywood Reporter August 7, 2014 +1757 In what is a very uneven film, the director Trish Sie delivers exhilarating musical set-pieces alongside often crass and clumsy characterisation. 3/5 rotten Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) August 1, 2014 +1757 Step Up movies are known for their trite, formulaic plots and eye-catching dance set-pieces, and this instalment in the series certainly won't disappoint the fans. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com August 1, 2014 +1757 The film ends up coming across like a version of America's Got Talent without the dancing dogs, juggling infants and bird impressionists that make the show worth watching. 2/5 rotten Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times August 1, 2014 +1757 It's the recycled plot, tired romantic complications, hackneyed rivalries and soap operatics between the dance-offs that are the trouble. 2/5 rotten Alan Jones 0 Radio Times August 1, 2014 +1757 The dance sequences themselves are looking less fresh this time around. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian July 31, 2014 +1757 There is something soothing in how formulaic this film is. 2/5 rotten Sophie Monks 0 Little White Lies July 31, 2014 +1757 A series of amazing music videos featuring astonishingly athletic dancers expressing crazy-hot modern choreography strung together by a flimsy narrative. Kinda like old-school Hollywood musicals were. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 31, 2014 +1757 It's the increasingly complicated dance setpieces that most fans will be here for - and they certainly don't disappoint ... 3/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema July 31, 2014 +1757 Interest flares whenever Izabella Miko's slinky TV host is around, but things only truly heat up for the climactic dance-off when our heroes bust their frenetic popping/locking moves and burn up the dance floor. And that for fans will be more than enough. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk July 31, 2014 +1757 It's preposterous, but I dare you not to smile at the high-kicking silliness on offer, or the sweetly old-fashioned undertones ... 3/5 fresh Charlotte Runcie 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) July 31, 2014 +1757 Eager young dance fans will sit through stale storylines as long as the movie can supply fresh moves, and in that department, Sie and her team of three choreographers have it covered. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety July 16, 2014 +1758 John Moore decided the time was ripe for a new Phoenix, so he sawed the old movie in two, rewrote one half and tries to get it to take off. rotten Mark Steyn 0 The Spectator February 1, 2018 +1758 This is one flight that never quite gets off the ground. 2/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today September 22, 2006 +1758 I half suspect that ... Ribisi decided that since there was no honorable way of playing the character straight, he'd chew up as much scenery as he could ... rotten Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba September 16, 2005 +1758 Entertaining, but brainless, popcorn fun. B fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony June 20, 2005 +1758 Flight of the Phoenix ignores the human drama to focus on cockamamie setbacks that are harder to swallow than the plane's motor oil. D+ rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 April 13, 2005 +1758 If I had seen this film before the original, I might have actually preferred it. 8/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews March 7, 2005 +1758 It's never more than ridiculous popcorn fun, but the fun is thin on the ground. 4 rotten Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus March 7, 2005 +1758 Competent, watchable remake that improves on the special effects and running time but loses the moral complexity and the character work of the original. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 5, 2005 +1758 This new Phoenix makes too many mistakes, the biggest one being the mistake of confusing 'modernizing' with 'dumbing down.' 2/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com February 28, 2005 +1758 ...it's not tense enough, realistic enough, or exciting enough to lift it much beyond the ordinary. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 17, 2005 +1758 Frankly, it's painful to watch such a strong cast struggle so desperately to hold the film together while it falls apart around them 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 13, 2005 +1758 Plenty of action is here in this exciting remake of the earlier classic. 3/4 fresh Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum January 9, 2005 +1758 'Despite all its flaws, this Phoenix rises to an acceptable entertainment level.' 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 5, 2005 +1758 Pop quiz: What's worse than a disaster flick? Answer: A remake of a disaster flick. 1.5/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) January 4, 2005 +1758 Imagine-a Hollywood action film with real settings, real props and real people. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly January 3, 2005 +1758 Sure, it's a bit of a mess, but it's an entertaining mess, and even if it does fly off a cliff towards the end I still can't exactly complain about being burned. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com December 27, 2004 +1758 If you think sweltering UV rays, deadly sandstorms and dwindling water sources are bad, you haven't had to contend with Giovanni Ribisi's heinous new bleach blond hair 2/5 rotten Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week December 27, 2004 +1758 Flight of the Phoenix is further proof of Hollywood's inexorable decline from greatness. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International December 26, 2004 +1758 If the praise seems faint, it's nevertheless praise -- this Flight of the Phoenix may not soar, but it manages to get itself airborne. B- fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 26, 2004 +1758 All that happened in the original, but with the temperature down several thousand degrees. rotten 0 Movie Poop Shoot December 26, 2004 +1758 It's a serviceable adventure film that does the job in less time than the original film. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette December 26, 2004 +1758 In the end, it may be that man against sand isn't as thrilling as it was back in the day. rotten Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly December 23, 2004 +1758 Silly nonsense. 1/5 rotten Lindy T. Shepherd 0 Orlando Weekly December 23, 2004 +1758 If there's one thing you can be sure of, modern remakes of older movies always have better crashes. 3/5 fresh Anthony Del 0 Las Vegas Mercury December 23, 2004 +1758 That faint scraping sound you hear coming from the floor is Robert Aldrich rolling in his grave. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly December 21, 2004 +1758 By film's end the adventure appears less a matter of base survival than a beach barbecue gone slightly sour. rotten Mark Holcomb 1 Village Voice December 21, 2004 +1758 This isn't necessarily a contender for worst movie of the year, but good heavens--how can you make a movie about a plane crash so boring? C- rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) December 21, 2004 +1758 The wonderful character actors in the original ... are succeeded by a fairly anonymous bunch. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 20, 2004 +1758 A movie about people sitting around the desert with nothing to do runs a high risk of being dull, but Phoenix has enough wit, energy and charisma to keep soaring. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 20, 2004 +1758 Other than Dennis Quaid, none of these characters leaves so much as a footprint in the sand. We don't know them. We don't care about them. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 20, 2004 +1758 It is not a very good film, but at least there is something going on here, most of the time. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather December 19, 2004 +1758 Doesn't soar to new heights but doesn't crash and burn either. 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 19, 2004 +1758 Toy planes might fly at Christmas, but Flight of the Phoenix got stuck halfway down the chimney. Ho, Ho, No... 2/5 rotten Elias Savada 0 Film Threat December 19, 2004 +1758 John Moore's remake doesn't come close to upstaging its predecessor...and yet it doesn't exactly humiliate itself either. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com December 19, 2004 +1758 Flight of the Phoenix is a rare breed. It joins the small group of films in which the audience may actually wish that the characters do not achieve their goal: to live. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com December 18, 2004 +1758 Everything that's good [in the film] has a downside, and everything that doesn't work has something that keeps it from failing completely. 2.5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 18, 2004 +1758 Mirrors the plot of the original point for point. All that's missing is little things like subtlety, nuance, characterization, and human interest. D rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide December 17, 2004 +1758 Good with mechanics, bad with people, the film moves its one-dimensional characters around like stick figures in the service of a story whose outcome is hardly in doubt. 2/5 rotten Mark Keizer 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 17, 2004 +1758 A phoenix may rise from the ashes, but the movie just crashes and burns. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com December 17, 2004 +1758 This is high-carb filmmaking at its finest. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post December 17, 2004 +1758 The first-act crash is admittedly spectacular and the ending adequately suspenseful, but what comes between is disappointingly routine and completely lacks the kind character complexity that made the original a thrill every step of the way. 2/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide December 17, 2004 +1758 This time out, there's not much out there to look at besides sand, and even it doesn't look real. 2/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star December 17, 2004 +1758 The filmmakers take a great yarn and reduce it to a good one. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) December 17, 2004 +1758 A ham-fisted movie that doesn't tax your brain with a lot of pesky ideas and three-dimensional characters. 2/4 rotten Mary Brennan 1 Seattle Times December 17, 2004 +1758 The story is surefire, like a good Swiss Family Robinson episode revised for a boys' issue of Aviation Week. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune December 17, 2004 +1758 Loud, noisy, chaotic and overall unpleasant. 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee December 17, 2004 +1758 The modernized Phoenix isn't a bad movie, but it's an obvious one. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 17, 2004 +1758 The new Phoenix lacks the tension, the grim, sado-masochistic Darwinism of the original or the agonizing nuts-and-bolts of the ordeal. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 17, 2004 +1758 Despite its occasional nods to flashy editing and pop scoring, Flight of the Phoenix ends up feeling like the sort of leisurely man's-man adventure movie you used to be able to catch on Sunday afternoon TV. rotten 0 Oregonian December 17, 2004 +1758 It seems less a remake than an alternate version. 2/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News December 17, 2004 +1758 What drove the original was the clash of personalities, but here, when all you have is a just lot of sand, things get pretty dry pretty fast. 1.5/4 rotten Rob Lowman 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 17, 2004 +1758 A serviceable adventure outing. 2.5/5 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 17, 2004 +1758 A routine remake of a superior film from an earlier era always prompts the question: Why bother? 2.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies December 17, 2004 +1758 Another unwanted, unneeded remake. The mind boggles that Dennis Quaid, delivering more corny lines, is stepping into the role of the legendary Jimmy Stewart. 4/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com December 17, 2004 +1758 It's disaster-by- the-numbers. 1.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail December 17, 2004 +1758 It's like Lost in the middle of the desert but without the smart mystery, compelling characters and strange monster. C- rotten 0 E! Online December 17, 2004 +1758 Despite a basic premise that's ripe with promise, the film leaps way over the top with a key performance while also succumbing to some silly cliches. D+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 17, 2004 +1758 In Flight of the Phoenix, Tyrese does not take his shirt off. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters December 17, 2004 +1758 A movie so literal that the character who wears an eye patch is named Patch, and where everything that happens is spelled out with the subtlety of a first-grade teacher introducing the alphabet. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press December 17, 2004 +1758 Nonsensical plotting, equally silly character interaction and groan-inducing dialogue. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 17, 2004 +1758 I'm not recommending it for those who know the original, but it might work nicely enough for those who have not. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 17, 2004 +1758 A sporadically diverting thriller that has the personality of a Diet Coke ad. 2/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe December 17, 2004 +1758 the kind of ersatz entertainment that will make you wish you were stuck in a mile-long line at the mall or listening to a long set of carols sung by tone-deaf kids. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette December 17, 2004 +1758 This one wares out its welcome with cheesy dialogue and a longer than necessary running time, but check it out when it hits DVD or cable. 6/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com December 17, 2004 +1758 Flatly retells a high-concept Boy's Life adventure story that's hard to break, but easy to bleed of its significance. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews December 17, 2004 +1758 This adventure drama about a group trying to survive in the Gobi desert is filled with nothing but hot air. 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice December 17, 2004 +1758 Fortunately, Moore manages to find many such interesting cinematic diversions to spice things up. B fresh Scott Collura 0 Now Playing Magazine December 17, 2004 +1758 By the time we get to this Phoenix, it looks like numerous days of scorching sun and blasts of sand are pretty much good for the complexion. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News December 17, 2004 +1758 Talk about your pointless remakes. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 17, 2004 +1758 There's nothing like dumbing down a movie grown-ups love so it can be 'sold' to teens who aren't going to go anyway. rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today December 16, 2004 +1758 The new Phoenix lacks the very things that made the old one special. D rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 16, 2004 +1758 Even with its inconsistencies, the movie offers enough suspense to get airborne. 3/4 fresh Sue Pierman 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel December 16, 2004 +1758 This trim adventure saga doesn't waste any time assigning heartwarming characteristics or backstories. It gets your heart pounding the old-fashioned way; it is exciting. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 16, 2004 +1758 A worthy remake. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times December 16, 2004 +1758 On its own simple terms, Flight of the Phoenix succeeds. B- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News December 16, 2004 +1758 Has its pluses. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 16, 2004 +1758 A moth-eaten stranded-in- the-desert yarn so manipulative that the involuntary jolts of adrenaline it produces make you feel like a fool. 1/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times December 16, 2004 +1758 Despite using the same premise and numerous identical plot points, this remake replaces suspense with boredom and witty dialogue with lame lines any self-respecting actor should be embarrassed to utter. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 16, 2004 +1758 If you've seen the original, there's absolutely no difference in what happens. And very little reason to check it out. 2.5/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday December 16, 2004 +1758 Resolutely, gloriously old-school in every regard, The Flight of the Phoenix is a reminder that disaster films don't need the threat of global annihilation to be good entertainment. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 16, 2004 +1758 More standard programmer than action blockbuster, a remake that may not be offensive but is basically unnecessary. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 16, 2004 +1758 The wings of this rebuilt Phoenix have been clipped by generic scripting and a short supply of dramatic tension that goes slack soon after takeoff and never really recovers. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter December 16, 2004 +1758 Effective action, solid suspense, excellent Ribisi, plus enough cliches to equal the grains of Gobi sand that fill the screen. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor December 16, 2004 +1758 A motorless, rudderless wreck that is top-heavy with cliches. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune December 16, 2004 +1758 More like a waddling turkey than a soaring bird. C rotten Bob Townsend 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution December 16, 2004 +1758 Tension-filled story showing how a diverse population can work together to save their lives. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 16, 2004 +1758 Cheap and half-assed, but not a completely torturous experience. 2.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend December 16, 2004 +1758 For a bad movie, Flight of the Phoenix is highly entertaining. 2/4 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com December 16, 2004 +1758 Don't waste your time boarding this Flight. D+ rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 16, 2004 +1758 Good, old fashioned, escapist entertainment. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 16, 2004 +1758 Ribisi embarrasses himself by making Elliott sound like Hannibal Lecter, Flight of the Phoenix reminds you why The Aviator or Spanglish are so good. 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 15, 2004 +1758 ...as a piece of pure escapist entertainment, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more enjoyable way to spend two hours. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 15, 2004 +1758 Book a one-way flight on the original Phoenix instead. 2/5 rotten David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com December 15, 2004 +1758 Refreshingly, it's actually about action, albeit arbitrary action, and how it defines us and keeps us alive. B fresh Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly December 15, 2004 +1758 There are bound to be very few surprises in a movie that gives away its ending in the title. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 14, 2004 +1758 Flight of the Phoenix is not only reductive but irrelevant too. 2/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine December 13, 2004 +1758 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1758 2/4 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2006 +1758 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1758 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1758 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1758 6/10 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette February 26, 2005 +1758 2/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle December 27, 2004 +1758 C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News December 27, 2004 +1758 2.5/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun December 27, 2004 +1758 3/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews December 27, 2004 +1758 2/4 rotten Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald December 27, 2004 +1758 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 21, 2004 +1758 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 21, 2004 +1760 I can't see a kid today watching this movie and enjoying it. 2/5 rotten Justin Brown 0 Medium Popcorn August 30, 2018 +1760 It's really bad, but the soundtrack cannot be denied. It alone bumps it up a few points. 3/5 fresh Brandon Collins 0 Medium Popcorn August 30, 2018 +1760 Space Jam is, at times, a hoot, especially when it has fun with Michael's less-than-stellar baseball career. 3.5/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune August 23, 2017 +1760 A mindless, feature-length insult to the dignity and perfection of the Looney Tunes. 2/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 4, 2016 +1760 Space Jam is a seamless marvel as Jordan slams and jams in the Looney Tune world. Animation co-directors Bruce Smith and Tony Cervone have orchestrated a dazzingly visual treat. fresh Duane Byrge 1 Hollywood Reporter November 15, 2016 +1760 It's about time Warner Bros. revived Bugs. He was the most irreverent, intelligent, sophisticated and appealing cartoon character ever to defy gravity. 3/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News November 14, 2015 +1760 I'm certainly not a fan of Space Jam, but it's hard to deny its rich tapestry of questionable ideas. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com April 5, 2012 +1760 A silly, forgettable comedy... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 3, 2012 +1760 If you weren't a kid when you first saw Space Jam, you're a lot less likely to find it palatable. [Blu-ray] 2/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews October 14, 2011 +1760 Live-action/animation mix is good fun for kids. 3/5 fresh David Gurney 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +1760 Simpler and cruder than Who Framed Roger Rabbit in terms of story and technique, this is still a great deal of fun, confirming that Jordan is every bit as mythological a creature as Daffy Duck or Yosemite Sam. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader March 24, 2008 +1760 Attempts to inject some hipness into the classic cartoon characters, not to mention some potty-mouthed dialogue, will enrage purists, but otherwise this pretty much scores a slam dunk with its under-five target audience. fresh 0 Film4 March 24, 2008 +1760 A cynical attempt to cash in on the popularity of Warner Bros. cartoon characters and basketball player Michael Jordan, inspired by a Nike commercial. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide March 24, 2008 +1760 Cute, rambunctious, generally amusing rather than outright funny, this clever mix of live action, highlighted by the unequaled skills of basketball superstar Michael Jordan, and animated Looney Tunes antics will be a must-see for kids. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety March 24, 2008 +1760 What I miss most of all is the absence of the late, great Mel Blanc. D+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1760 Space Jam isn't exactly a slam dunk. It's more of a graceful tip-in by Michael Jordan, with a snazzy assist by Bugs Bunny. 3/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 23, 2004 +1760 Succeeds in reintroducing the Looney Tunes name, but fails to capture the imagination and sharpness that defined them originally. 6 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide March 7, 2004 +1760 Space Jam is harmless kiddie fare, but it may not be every adult's idea of a good time. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis November 10, 2003 +1760 This film was made very quickly by animation standards, and the haste shows. 2/5 rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1760 It's a good effort, but not up to the level of the best Disney cartoon feature. 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 16, 2003 +1760 An empty, soulless corporate product, designed for one purpose: to separate us from our wallets. 1/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium January 11, 2003 +1760 Technical spectacle amounts do nothing without a good story. 2.5/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1760 A splendid mish-mash of comedy and live-action. 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole September 19, 2002 +1760 This movie has all the wit of the original Warner Brothers Cartoons, and a few updated jabs at modern society. 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit August 21, 2002 +1760 It's the first time either Jordan or Bugs has had a starring role on the big screen. It's gimmicky Saturday-morning cartoon wackiness in your face -- funny, but brain-deadening. 2/4 rotten Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1760 The negatives in this film far outweigh any of the positives. 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1760 Space Jam is no Who Framed Roger Rabbit, but it works well enough. 3/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +1760 The climactic game in Space Jam goes slack repeatedly. rotten Milo Miles 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1760 Jordan has immense likability, and his extraordinary talents need no further adulation. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1760 First-rate popcorn movie: undemanding, entertaining and thoroughly enjoyable. 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1760 I think the show is good fun, and I believe your family will too. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1760 Space Jam is, perhaps, best viewed as a 'package,' something put together by agents and dealmakers rather than filmmakers. 2.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1760 Why do we have to have jokes about spitting and flatulence and other vulgarisms in a movie aimed at children? 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1760 No matter if you're a basketball fan, a cartoon fan, or a movie fan, Space Jam offers little that will excite you or involve you. You'd get more excitement watching a local pick-up game. 1.5/5 rotten Pete Croatto 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1760 In basketball terms, Space Jam is more akin to the 'garbage time' that concludes lopsided games, when reckless playing is no substitute for the real thing. rotten Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1760 What delights is the interaction between Jordan and our favorite cartoon characters. Appearances by Larry Bird and Bill Murray add nice touches, too. 3/4 rotten Gregory Lewis 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1760 How sad that a brilliant comic creation like Bugs Bunny has to ride shotgun with a wooden basketball star, all to provide a set of collector's cups. 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1760 D+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1760 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 4, 2003 +1760 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1760 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 17, 2003 +1760 0/5 rotten Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) February 4, 2003 +1760 2/5 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 22, 2002 +1760 3/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 11, 2002 +1760 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1760 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1760 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1760 D+ rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly November 15, 1996 +1762 Nevertheless, this is a charming, engaging movie. 7/10 fresh Debbie Baldwin 0 Ladue News November 1, 2018 +1762 It's actually quite harmless, and, at the end of a very long, slow, uneventful journey, it has an excellent message. I just wish the point could have been made with a little more panache. fresh Lisa Johnson 0 AtHomeInHollywood.com August 22, 2018 +1762 "Look up the definition of ""paper towns."" Reading the definition in a dictionary will be more entertaining than seeing this movie." 0.5/4 rotten Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) August 21, 2018 +1762 'Paper Towns' is an admirable film more due to what it tries to do, than to the final product, and although it does entertain, it could've done a lot more. [Full review in Spanish] 2.5/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 Cinencuentro February 1, 2018 +1762 I like everything about Paper Towns except for its premise and central romance. Yes, I know those sort of seem like dealbreakers, but the things I liked about Paper Towns marginally outweighed the things I didn't like. Marginally. 2.5/4 fresh Max Weiss 0 Baltimore Magazine June 12, 2016 +1762 Ferris Bueller said it best: 'Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.' 'Paper Towns' reminds us not to miss our life. 3/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times June 3, 2016 +1762 'Paper Towns' may well be the Manic Pixie Dream Girl's nadir. rotten Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire May 27, 2016 +1762 Overall, Paper Towns is a good and solid, if somewhat lengthy, film. The film is structurally and visually conventional with the odd glimmer of indie quirk. 3/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald May 5, 2016 +1762 "Destined to play second banana to last year's critical and commercial darling ""The Fault In Our Stars."" But as second bananas go, it's not a bad one." 3/5 fresh Fault In Our 0 Cinemixtape April 16, 2016 +1762 A smart script peppered with genuinely witty dialogue and some nuanced acting by a young ensemble cast at least keep this coming-of-age story watchable throughout. 3/5 fresh Richard James 0 South China Morning Post April 6, 2016 +1762 This is not a film that stings, lasts or moves - it's just a nice indie movie at the end of the day. 2.5/5 rotten Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 April 5, 2016 +1762 With a simple storyline that can be slow at times, Cara Delevingne's new movie will earn a place in the hearts of teenage filmgoers. But it doesn't offer the same emotional punch as The Fault In Our Stars. 6/10 fresh Georgia Morgan 0 Liverpool Echo December 30, 2015 +1762 Margo's departure leaves us in the company of characters who are way less interesting than her, and the answer to her mystery, when it comes, hardly seems worth the wait. 2.5/5 rotten Nick Dent 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) December 21, 2015 +1762 Ultimately a forgettable entry in the young-adult genre. 2.5/5 rotten Daniel Gelb 0 AllMovie November 23, 2015 +1762 Packs a universal message that could be absorbed by pretty much anyone reaching a big change in their lives. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed November 19, 2015 +1762 It's a movie aimed at teenagers in all senses of the term but it creates such likeable, intelligent characters. 3/5 fresh Amy West 0 International Business Times November 9, 2015 +1762 Nowhere near as bad as The Fault In Our Stars. 3/5 fresh Alex Leadbeater 0 What Culture November 6, 2015 +1762 Benefits from its confidence in the page-turning pull of its random, breathless plotting, which borrows as much from 'Nancy Drew' as from John Hughes. 2.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) November 5, 2015 +1762 Margo is just the superficial cliche of anti-authoritarian rebellion.She doesn't even obey the rules of spelling and capitalizes middle letters of words.Random capitalization is all she has.She's so desperate to be original she doubles down on nonsense. rotten Fred Topel 0 Nerd Report November 1, 2015 +1762 After setting the scene with vivid characters and some insightful interaction, the plot of this teen comedy-drama feels like a let down. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com October 9, 2015 +1762 Delevingne is plain. The soundtrack is flat and bland. The film photography satisfy but does not provide. Cinematically is average with the usual voiceover that solves all kinds of problems. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Erick Estrada 0 Cinegarage August 28, 2015 +1762 Almost in spite of itself, succeeds in saying something interesting about its teen audience before ultimately revealing itself to be entirely vacuous after all. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman August 23, 2015 +1762 The overall mood is safe rather than edgy, but what it does do very effectively is capture a particular quality of adolescent yearning... and Cara Delevingne's puckish charisma is perfect. 3/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk August 23, 2015 +1762 The film is thankfully shorn of the sentimentality which weighed down The Fault in Our Stars. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) August 20, 2015 +1762 Paper Towns is a breathtakingly vanilla adaptation of another soppy novel from The Fault in Our Stars author John Green. 2/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) August 20, 2015 +1762 An engaging, if familiar, mix of teen rites of passage, the fun of friendship and mooning over a cool girl. Still, Nat Wolff and Cara Delevingne make for a watchable duo. 3/5 fresh Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine August 20, 2015 +1762 A bittersweet teen film that has much to offer even those of us who have, in theory, grown up. fresh Helen O'Hara 0 August 19, 2015 +1762 [T]hinks it's all about debunking the myth and the mystery of the manic pixie dream girl... [but] by the time Margo's MPDGness is debunked, she has already served the precise purpose that MPDGs always do... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 17, 2015 +1762 Cara is a bit of a Lindsay Lohan lookalike on the big screen, but she shows promise and can now add acting to her CV ahead of what will inevitably be her first album, first art show, first everything. 3/5 fresh Brigit Grant 0 Daily Express (UK) August 17, 2015 +1762 Another bittersweet film about boys growing up and demystifying women that disappointingly short-changes its female characters. 2/5 rotten Katherine McLaughlin 0 The List August 17, 2015 +1762 I found it quite charming - and I don't normally do charming. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Romney 0 Observer (UK) August 16, 2015 +1762 Paper Towns is particularly good at pinpointing that certain point in teenage male friendships where the guys are getting older, but they still sometimes resort to silly voices and goofy humor when the girls aren't around. 3.5/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 14, 2015 +1762 There are some useful insights into the downside of youthful romantic obsession. 3/5 fresh Trevor Johnston 0 Radio Times August 13, 2015 +1762 A satisfying coming-of-age drama that manages to avoid being too mawkish. fresh Toby Young 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 13, 2015 +1762 Wolff has something, Delevingne has something, and no doubt the book had something, too - its devotees should find enough here to warm to, while the rest of us look on slightly bemused. 2/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 13, 2015 +1762 Paper Towns is way outside the US tradition of high-school movies that are funny and sharp. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 13, 2015 +1762 As a piece of cinema, this film is dispensable, but in Delevingne, it may have given birth to a new star. rotten Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly August 11, 2015 +1762 Paper Towns is too nice. And that is, coincidentally, also the problem its hero has been facing. rotten Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News August 7, 2015 +1762 "Another teen romance fiasco that tries to ""be different."" [Full review in Spanish]" rotten Mikel Zorrilla 0 Espinof August 5, 2015 +1762 The humor keeps things light and sincere but never distracts. fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 5, 2015 +1762 There are good things in this combined coming-of-age and road trip story, but there's a hollowness to it -- not to mention a pretty unsatisfying ending. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 5, 2015 +1762 If Paper Towns is representative of the youth of today, our species is truly doomed. C fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane August 2, 2015 +1762 It's an imaginative take on leaving high school and its mysteries. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 1, 2015 +1762 The route to the climax - or anticlimax - needs more roadside attractions. 6/10 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days July 31, 2015 +1762 A low-impact drama about a teen's romantic delusions rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit July 31, 2015 +1762 Arriving so soon after the excellent 'Me and Earl and the Dying Girl,' it can't help but pale in comparison but that's not really fair. B- rotten Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) July 31, 2015 +1762 The lead performances are commendable, there's a genial chemistry between the three male friends and most of the jokes work. 3/5 fresh Rob Garratt 0 The National (UAE) July 30, 2015 +1762 This is sensitive and often winning in its depiction of adolescent behavior; the characters speak openly about their vulnerabilities, which makes them sympathetic. fresh Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader July 30, 2015 +1762 The badly miscast Delevingne communicates nothing to suggest the sway she holds over her lovesick admirer. She's an enigmatic blank page, a paper actress in a paper movie. 2/5 rotten Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle July 30, 2015 +1762 Makes you experience what it feels to be on the verge of becoming an adult and having no idea of what to do next. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Mario P. Sz 0 Siete24.mx July 29, 2015 +1762 Jake Schreier delivers a completely superficial film. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 rotten Mabel Salinas 0 En la butaca July 29, 2015 +1762 Lacks originality, but it compensates with likeability. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Tijuaneo July 29, 2015 +1762 "Paper Towns"" is a case where the supporting characters are more likable than the two young leads." C+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 29, 2015 +1762 ..worth noting that both Wolff and Delevingne are lacking in the unreasonably glamorous looks that actors tend to boast in films of this ilk, with the two actors possessing an everyday, far-from-stunning appearance that's nothing short of refreshing. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 28, 2015 +1762 A romance as pleasantly bland as the city that is its setting -- Orlando. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation July 28, 2015 +1762 Paper Towns romanticizes a lost-and-found teenage daydream that comes across as a little insincere and more than a bit tone deaf. C rotten Blake Goble 0 Consequence of Sound July 27, 2015 +1762 Paper Towns is an exercise in artifice. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 26, 2015 +1762 [The filmmakers] can't unravel the central mystery of Margo or why, besides an ill-defined case of puppy love, Quentin would abandon good sense to pursue her. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune July 25, 2015 +1762 There is no fault in the new stars of the latest John Green book-to-movie adaptation and this teen dramedy is a slight cut above the norm in the genre even if a lot of it doesn't add up. Still, it's got heart and a nice theme about living life to the max. 3/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily July 25, 2015 +1762 With characters who are often as intricate and three-dimensional as an origami figure but a script that remains hopelessly paper-thin, Paper Towns is a disappointment coming on the heels of last summer's lovely weepie, The Fault in Our Stars. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 25, 2015 +1762 Formulaic melodrama - appealing primarily to pre-teens or those who have never seen John Hughes' angst-riddled comedic dramas. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate July 25, 2015 +1762 It's not the most poignant or ground-breaking coming of age tale, but Paper Towns' gentle nature and noble intentions make it a respectable one. 3/5 fresh Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant July 24, 2015 +1762 A pleasing, cliche-averse, stereotype defying tale of mismatched teens in odd-couple love. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW July 24, 2015 +1762 It's the rare movie that can sacrifice the clean lines of fantasy and melodrama for the messiness of ordinary life - that neither burnishes nor condemns the up-down turmoil of the teenage soul, but rather lets it be. fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture July 24, 2015 +1762 Although the filmmakers ... stay true to [John Green]'s voice, they also soften it, downplaying the darkness and making one singular young woman more ordinary. 2/4 rotten Kent Turner 0 School Library Journal July 24, 2015 +1762 It's refreshing to find a funny, frisky teen narrative that makes the simple pleasures of friendship as profound as True Love. 3.5/4 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly July 24, 2015 +1762 Not as good as The Fault is in Our Stars but the producers of this one do hit a perfect teen movie note. 4/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald July 24, 2015 +1762 While it might be dressed up with precocious pearls of wisdom and a working knowledge of contemporary suburban high-school social circles, it revisits some pretty familiar coming-of-age territory. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue July 24, 2015 +1762 More like paper movie. Delevingne has monotone voice and weird affect. Co-star Wolf has more chemistry with his screen buddies. This is no Fault in Our Stars. C rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 24, 2015 +1762 Smart, edgy adaptation captures the humor of self-discovery. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media July 24, 2015 +1762 Lukewarm as a romance, but the charming young cast helps compensate. fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday July 24, 2015 +1762 There's something fascinating about this behavioral puzzle, yet the production seems apprehensive to find authentic beats of awakening, preferring to glaze down Quentin's crusade just when it's getting interesting. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com July 24, 2015 +1762 The other mystery is unspoken and unintentional: What is it about Margo that causes such a hullabaloo? 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies July 24, 2015 +1762 What's cool about Paper Towns is that even though she's seen through the eyes of a teenage boy, it does allow the cool girl to make choices for herself. But what's coolest is the friendship between three high school boys. 7.5/10 fresh Brian Formo 0 IGN Movies July 24, 2015 +1762 Fans expecting more than a routine coming-of-age story had better prepare for a paper movie. 2.5/4 rotten Manori Ravindran 1 Globe and Mail July 24, 2015 +1762 "Paper Towns"" might be the only movie to ever pay tribute to Walt Whitman's poetry, Woody Guthrie's music and the empowering theme song from the ""Pokemon"" cartoon series." 3/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 RogerEbert.com July 24, 2015 +1762 "A bit like ""Gone Girl,"" only without all the miserable, horrid people, which takes most of the fun out of it." 2/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 24, 2015 +1762 Each of the characters is real and interesting and appealing. Each has some self-awareness and each approaches the lessons along with road with grace. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet July 23, 2015 +1762 A strong finish does a lot to smooth out the rougher edges found in Paper Towns. 6/10 fresh Sam Woolf 0 We Got This Covered July 23, 2015 +1762 Sure, it's a movie aimed at teenagers in which an unpopular guy wants to get a popular girl, but there's a lot more to this story's map between points A and B. B- fresh Britton Peele 1 Dallas Morning News July 23, 2015 +1762 "If you're searching for smart, soulful teen entertainment, you can start looking inside ""Paper Towns." 3/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News July 23, 2015 +1762 "Neustadter and Weber, who also adapted ""A Fault in Our Stars"" for director Josh Boone, have a feel for the mundane moments of teen life that carry an emotional punch." fresh Rebecca Keegan 1 Los Angeles Times July 23, 2015 +1762 To hose down the white elephant in the room right off the bat, yes, Paper Towns falls into place as a coming-of-age spin on the Manic Pixie Dream Girl archetype. 2/4 rotten Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine July 23, 2015 +1762 A serenely bland adaptation of the John Green young-adult novel about a regular boy in love with the mystery girl next door. rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times July 23, 2015 +1762 For all the drama and comedy, nothing much really happens in it - other than the palpable maturation of nearly every character in less than two hours. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies July 23, 2015 +1762 A satisfying look at young unrequited love, bromances, independence and letting go. 3/4 fresh Brian Truitt 1 USA Today July 23, 2015 +1762 "Manufactured and manicured to appeal to the teenage fans of the book, ""Paper Towns"" is polished and edgeless." D rotten Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist July 23, 2015 +1762 Annoyingly twee. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly July 23, 2015 +1762 Paper-thin...a meandering coming-of-age tale that comes across as a nostalgia trip for John Hughes devotees. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 23, 2015 +1762 "A diverting romp that will get the job done for the author's ""nerdfighter"" fans." fresh Andrew Lapin 1 NPR July 23, 2015 +1762 Paper Towns works better on paper than in practice; its ideas are infinitely preferable to the experience of watching the film. 2/4 rotten Charles Bramesco 0 Movie Mezzanine July 23, 2015 +1762 Kind hearts, good laughs, and a conclusion that almost makes you glad you sat through one of the most insufferable first acts in movie history. 7/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline July 23, 2015 +1762 The movie name-drops the cool stuff, the rebels of word and song, but the essence of the story and the cardboard characters who inhabit it are as mundane as can be. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 23, 2015 +1762 Despite its glimmers of self-awareness, Paper Towns works neither as a teen romance nor as a subversion of the same. C+ rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club July 23, 2015 +1762 Paper Towns is yet another teen movie about a colourless boy who defines himself by a girl he'll never allow himself to know. rotten Alex Doenau 0 Trespass July 23, 2015 +1762 "Paper Towns"" is a thoughtfully crafted drama with an ensemble of actors standing on the precipice of what deserve to be bright careers." 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 23, 2015 +1762 Unlike in its predecessor, The Fault in Our Stars, the path to pubescent enlightenment in Paper Towns is more literal than existential, giving your tear ducts the night off at the cost of something a little deeper. B fresh Kevin P. Sullivan 1 Entertainment Weekly July 23, 2015 +1762 At last, a movie about teens on the cusp of adulthood that has heart, wit and soul. 3.5/4 fresh Bruce DeMara 1 Toronto Star July 23, 2015 +1762 Deeply mediocre ... 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post July 23, 2015 +1762 Following the mystery injects some welcome momentum into what's otherwise the standard laundry list of end-of-school projects, and Green does have a way with the mildly pathetic drama of geeky youth. 2.5/4 fresh David Berry 0 National Post July 23, 2015 +1762 Despite some strong performances and an earnest message, Paper Towns feels too much like a paper movie. 6/10 fresh Josh Cabrita 0 The Young Folks July 23, 2015 +1762 Self-absorption might be a common teen trait, but its glorification here may fail to excite those old enough to know they don't know everything. 2/4 rotten Michael Ordo 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 23, 2015 +1762 This coming-of-age tale seems impossibly romanticized, yet somehow it still manages to remain grounded and truthful. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium July 23, 2015 +1762 The story is preposterous but then so is being a teenager, and while those years grow increasingly distant, I suspect the intended audience will still identify with its characters. 3/5 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian July 23, 2015 +1762 The lack of pretense makes it far less odious than 'Me and Earl and the Dying Girl' - that, and that it features a black friend who has more than one dimension and a life of his own and everything. 3/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro July 23, 2015 +1762 Another content-rich dramedy based on a bestseller by John Green. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 23, 2015 +1762 Despite likeable performances by the young cast and some resonant moments, this gauzy teen drama is, sadly, paper-thin. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International July 23, 2015 +1762 Ok, Paper Towns plays it safe, but Nat Wolff and Cara Delevingne are irresistible so we're never sorry. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 23, 2015 +1762 It's all head, no heart, which is generally the opposite of those formative years. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 RedEye July 23, 2015 +1762 In a summer full of superheroes, dinosaurs and earthquakes it could very easily get drowned out. But try listening a little harder. It has something to say. 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 23, 2015 +1762 It will please all those who invest emotionally in it. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Butaca Ancha July 22, 2015 +1762 The film plays it safe, portraying only the mildest or most fanciful forms of teen rebellion. 2/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 Sydney Morning Herald July 21, 2015 +1762 Breaking through the comfort barrier is the thrust of this enjoyable coming of age film whose trajectory is a surprise fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile July 21, 2015 +1762 Does absolutely nothing new in a refreshingly fun way. 4/5 fresh Giles Hardie 0 Flicks.co.nz July 16, 2015 +1762 The film rightly treads a neat middle ground between sentimental teen idealism and the indie cool of The OC. fresh Thomas Derwin 0 FILMINK (Australia) July 16, 2015 +1762 Credit Schreier and his screenwriters for locating the genuine sentiment within a familiar tale, but that doesn't keep Paper Towns from feeling like well-trod turf. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International July 4, 2015 +1762 In its considered, neatly packaged way, the film occupies a safe and solid middle-class middle ground in teen storyland, between crass gross-out comedies and mawkish romance on one side and edgy, exploratory indie fare on the other. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Hollywood Reporter July 4, 2015 +1762 It may not subvert every cliche of the high-school romance genre, but director Jake Schreier's coming-of-age dramedy nonetheless pulses with moving and melancholy moments ... fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety July 4, 2015 +1762 Even if the smarmily sanctified and beautifully doomed male lead of The Fault in Our Stars made you want to run screaming from the theater, you may find yourself on board with this movie's road trip. fresh Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap July 4, 2015 +1763 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 1, 2005 +1765 Anyone with the mental capacity to make it to high school will be embarrassed by the ineptness on display here. rotten Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight February 2, 2014 +1765 Offers some great splatter along with hilarious dialogue that will keep Sam Raimi buffs anxious for more. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 18, 2013 +1765 Too precariously straddles the line between fun and cheese, often going a bit too far over the top. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com April 8, 2009 +1765 Were you expecting a teen remake of The Hands of Orlac? Don't hold your breath. 3/5 fresh Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1765 It jumps from one path to the next without any sense of continuity. D+ rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1765 Stupid, silly fun with a decent amount of gore and heavy dose of teen humor 4/5 fresh Andreas Samuelson 0 Slasherpool June 19, 2004 +1765 All of these people can make better movies than this, and most of them have. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 10, 2004 +1765 Is it a spoof, or is it just stupid ... or is it a stupid spoof? 1/4 rotten Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1765 It's an infalliby funny gambit... fresh Kim Newman 0 Sight and Sound December 2, 2002 +1765 The attempts to extract comedy from this grim raw material are leaden, blood-soaked disasters. 0.5/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1765 Idle Hands may be the devil's playground, but empty minds are the venue for this time waster. rotten 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1765 Its mixture of slapstick humour and gore -- produced by the flying fingers -- gives new meaning to the phrase digital effects. 1.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1765 When it's over, you may feel like cutting off your own hand for having paid good money at the ticket counter. 1/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1765 Idle Hands is either idiotic or pandering, when it isn't both. 1/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 Scott Renshaw's Screening Room January 1, 2000 +1765 I admit to having chuckled once; that's why the movie gets a generous one star instead of none. 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1765 A script filled with blunt dialogue on sex, drugs and violence that's neither funny nor particularly original. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1765 The most overtly ideological moment comes when pot-smoking proves the boys' best weapon against evil. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +1765 Idle Hands is all thumbs. Ten of 'em, black and blue and bloodied, all pointed down in deference of the Siskel and Ebert rating system. Yuck. 0/4 rotten Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1765 A stylishly goofy take on the old possessed limb genre... 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1765 upposed to be a horror-comedy film, but it's neither scary nor funny, and it's not much of a film. T rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1765 I laughed once. 1.5/5 rotten Matt Lawrence 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1765 Performances are adequate, but mostly uninspired. C rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +1765 As midnight movies go, this one is pretty mediocre, and most of its weakness derives from a certain lack of comic inspiration. rotten David Luty 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1765 When a movie sets out to be awful and achieves its goal, does that make it a success? 1/4 rotten Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1765 Even under the best of circumstances, there's nothing redeemable here. 0/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1765 Lame plot and overall weak impact. 6/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1765 Has all the old jokes you've seen before, recycled one more time. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1765 A heavy-handed disappointment saturated in tired movie blood. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1765 Too calculated by half and underwritten by about as much, as witlessly unaware of its faltering sense of comedy as its stoner-dude heroes are of everyday reality. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1765 This film smacks of poor judgment and bad taste, particularly in the wake of the Littleton, Colo., killings. rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1765 Deliberately, gleefully orchestrated camp. rotten Phoebe Flowers 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +1765 A teen comedy even more wasted than its bleary-eyed heroes. rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +1765 Funnier than it is scary, and not very funny at that. rotten Brian McTavish 0 Kansas City Star January 1, 2000 +1765 Creepy in all the wrong ways. rotten Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1765 If an original thought found its way into this horror-comedy it would die of loneliness. 0/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1765 It may not be a great movie, but it's one of the most amusing times I've had at the multiplex this whole year. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1765 If this is what teenagers want as entertainment, as a society, we're in deeper trouble than we realize. 1/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1765 1/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1765 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1767 "Like all great films, ""American Psycho"" is one you can discover something new in regardless of how many times you've seen it." A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 31, 2017 +1767 A bloody, gruesome black comedy that's not for kids. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media April 29, 2014 +1767 A brave adaptation of a bracing book. fresh 0 Film4 March 28, 2011 +1767 The slick satire cleverly equates materialism, narcissism, misogyny, and classism with homicide, but you may laugh so loud at the protagonist that you won't be able to hear yourself laughing with him. fresh Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader March 28, 2011 +1767 It's hard to summon up enthusiasm for a performance so rooted in bloody banality. I mean, as Patrick, Bale's most emotionally pressing dilemma is: Chainsaw or butcher knife? rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post March 28, 2011 +1767 American Psycho is nearly perfect for what it is, but before we go on, we should ask what that actually amounts to. Can something with so rigid a thesis be a real work of art? fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate March 28, 2011 +1767 It needs to be seen and appreciated, like a serpent in a glass cage. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine March 28, 2011 +1767 The movie is elegantly shot, but based on what's on screen, it's hard to tell what motivated Mary Harron to direct this emotionally vapid feature C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 20, 2010 +1767 Harron' s incisive eye and Bale' s bravura performance carry the day. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1767 American Pyscho is one of those films that makes you laugh uncomfortably throughout and you just walk away feeling disgusted. The flick is definitely an underrated masterpiece. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews August 2, 2008 +1767 Harron's Psycho reps an impressive reclaiming of dubious material. fresh Dennis Harvey 1 Variety May 30, 2008 +1767 Conceptually, this savage cartoon ends up as trapped in surfaces as its shallow antihero: it's all dressed up with nowhere to go. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 31, 2008 +1767 One can picture Kubrick handling this material with a similar elegant malevolence. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +1767 The real shame about Psycho is that there are glimmers of the very smart satire that could've been. 1.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1767 It's a highly entertaining movie with enough edgy humor to prickle our senses. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1767 The film makes wonderfully unsettling entertainment; crucially -- and gloriously -- Bale nails Bateman with a sublimely dead-eyed and deadpan performance. fresh 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1767 Mary Harron and Christian Bale create an almost magical balance between the tragic and comic elements of this story. fresh Staci Layne 0 Horror.com June 24, 2005 +1767 Production designer Gideon Ponte gives a terrific look to the film, with a hard, ultramodern design that lends sterility to Patrick's personal killing field. B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1767 Clearly, Harron is sold on the Bateman-as-metaphor bit, and, like Ellis, she overconceptualizes everything. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 7, 2004 +1767 Despite a game performance from Christian Bale, American Psycho never quite achieves lift-off. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1767 American Psycho connects strongly in the moment, and has proven memorable over time, for the vivid impressions it makes in tone as well as look, its potent blends of sound and image, its unusual if erratic points of entry into potentially stock cha B fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +1767 It's smart, frightening and funny. 4/5 fresh Chris Gore 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1767 The problem, again, is the book, an insurmountable obstacle. If Harron and Turner had set out to make a real movie on these themes, they would never have started from a script like this. rotten Tony Rayns 0 Sight and Sound December 2, 2002 +1767 At once a sharp satire and an earnest study in the deadly consequences of moral vacancy. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly October 29, 2002 +1767 This film isn't for everyone. But those who can stomach it will find it a chilling glimpse into a serious psychological disorder. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1767 Comes across as cold to the core, as if untouched by human hands. 2/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1767 This is one of these films that you either love or hate. I loved it. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1767 ...less a noble failure than a very minor miracle. C+ fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +1767 A chilling indictment of the eighties. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1767 Funny-one-minute, horrifying-the-next film. 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1767 When not bludgeoning a business rival with an ax, well-heeled killer Patrick Bateman bludgeons the audience with the film's messages. 1/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 15, 2002 +1767 Really brilliant in the way it takes the viewer inside Bateman's world. 4/5 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1767 For the most part Harron translates to cinema Ellis's collage of anomie and atrocity, of interior derangement and surface sterility, with dazzling wit and economy. fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1767 A well-crafted yet essentially innocuous period piece. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1767 Director Mary Harron takes a theatre of the absurd approach to the controversial best-seller. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1767 Decidedly out of date. rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine February 6, 2002 +1767 It is entertaining and often very funny, even when you hope that director Harron will next find a subject that is truly worthy of her considerable talents. B- fresh Jason Clark 0 Matinee Magazine February 6, 2002 +1767 If you are offended by purposeless terrible deeds and unrepentant evil, skip it. Otherwise, it's a great movie to chat about over a nice, fluffy dessert. 4 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 14, 2001 +1767 Bale's voice, accent, gestures and precisely choreographed movements produce a powerful vision of an urban monster, inviting the audience to examine his motives. fresh Boris Trbic 0 Senses of Cinema June 5, 2001 +1767 An uneven movie that nonetheless bristles with stinging wit and exerts a perverse fascination. 4.5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 10, 2001 +1767 The best monster movie in years. 4/5 fresh Michael Thomson 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1767 Harron, thankfully, chooses to leave most of the carnage to our imaginations, but without any psychological backing for Patrick's bloody acts, they ring pretty hollow. rotten Chris Phillips 0 Movieline April 17, 2001 +1767 Sex, drugs and sadistic homicide mark disappointing Sundance buzz-maker. 0/4 rotten Jim Bartoo 0 Hollywood.com April 4, 2001 +1767 A visually chilly but often very funny satire of American greed and conspicuous consumption. B- fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution March 21, 2001 +1767 a potentially sensationalistic film that has become--for lack of a better word--boring. 2.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1767 At the heart of the film is a star-making performance by the handsome Welsh actor Christian Bale. 5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1767 Toothless and empty. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1767 Christian Bale is heroic in the way he allows the character to leap joyfully into despicability; there is no instinct for self-preservation here, and that is one mark of a good actor. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1767 The best imaginable film of very difficult material. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1767 Harron's adaptation of Ellis's novel is brilliant, probably better than the book itself. fresh Peter Brunette 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1767 There is little here to recommend, and quite a bit to despise. rotten Joe Leydon 0 Film Scouts January 1, 2000 +1767 Bale is outstanding as Bateman. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1767 The film's attempts at satire get played out quickly, and just like Bateman's victims, you can't escape the bludgeoning. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1767 Funny, pungent, and weirdly gripping. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1767 Succeeds in entertaining the audience, but diminishes the overall power of the social critique Ellis had in mind. B- fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 Christian Bale delivers a whale of a performance. 3/4 fresh Shay Casey 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 The film left me with an empty feeling... C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 A ballsy piece of filmmaking that at every turn defies expectations. fresh Todd R. Ramlow 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +1767 Harron and Bale have found a mirror that forces us to look at ourselves and ask tough, disturbing questions -- which is ultimately what the best satire always does. fresh Don Kaye 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1767 American Psycho, the most misunderstood movie in years, turns out to be a savage satire that is so smart, so daring and so damned funny it will make your head spin. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1767 A clever adaptation. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1767 Funny at times, scary at others, and thought provoking throughout. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1767 As the antihero himself sneers at the bloody finale, 'This confession has meant nothing.' It's a form of poetic justice that American Psycho would be impaled on its own point. rotten 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1767 Christian Bale makes a powerful central figure in this disturbing corporate nightmare. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1767 A brilliant performance by Christian Bale can't quite keep this soulless movie afloat. 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1767 Rounded out with crisp, antiseptic photography and a soundtrack mixing the brilliant and the deliberately banal, this is a powerhouse journey into the dark side. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1767 Both painfully well-made and simply painful. What's the point of all this art-house mayhem? rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! January 1, 2000 +1767 This picture is tough to enjoy because there really isn't anyone to root for. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1767 What's best about the movie is the density of its satire. Its wry social commentary permeates every aspect of the filmmaking. 3.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1767 American Psycho is half of a brilliant movie, before it hacks itself to pieces during the final reel. fresh KJ Doughton 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1767 By no means a crowd pleaser, but it uses intelligent satire to make a pungent statement about the shallowness of modern society. fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +1767 Well-filmed, well-acted and certainly riveting, American Psycho nonetheless is a movie without heart about a man without heart. 2/4 rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1767 Period piece or not, Psycho further extends the current screen cycle devoted to professional male malaise Office Space, Fight Club, American Beauty. 3/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1767 Bale's cool, clinically detached freak show is fun to watch, and disturbing too. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1767 A savagely funny feminist take on just how dangerous stupid men can be. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1767 A wimpy horror movie that could have been so much better. rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review January 1, 2000 +1767 All we get is a second-rate nightmare. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1767 If you can get past the subject matter, you'll find yourself challenged and yes, even entertained. 8/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 Some things just weren't meant to be laughed at. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1767 American Psycho vibrates between being deliriously funny and just plain delirious. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1767 I think it was a mistake to have Christian Bale play Bateman quite as goofy as he does, but it's a terrific performance within its boundaries. B- fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +1767 A misfiring black comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1767 "Did Bret Easton Ellis' ""American Psycho"" have to be made into a movie in the first place? Probably not, but since someone chose to do it, we should be grateful that person was director-screenwriter Mary Harron..." fresh James Sanford 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 Stunning cinematography. fresh Ed Kelleher 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1767 Unfortunately, director Mary Harron and screenwriter Guinevere Turner have also de-fanged the non-violent remainder of Ellis' free-floating narrative.. 2/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2000 +1767 It's so unique in its style, delivery, and execution that it's undoubtedly the most fascinating film to come along so far this year. 4/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 Harron can't find an angle, therefore a reason, to have made a film of this book -- beyond the simple fact that she could. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1767 An incisive commentary about the emptiness and rapacity of important people. 4/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1767 As it nears a conclusion, the picture becomes almost as empty as the title character. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1767 Although it suffers from the same lack of focus that plagued the book, the result is bloody hilarious and occasionally brilliant. 3.5/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1767 A very cool satire. 9/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1767 Rarely has a film so funny, chilling and revealing as American Psycho graced the silver screen. 9/10 fresh Mac Verstandig 0 Moviereviews.org January 1, 2000 +1767 Harron achieves a remarkably razored intersection of three genres: the comedy of yupster ambition, the psycho horror thriller and the glib meditation on misogyny. fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1767 Christian Bale is impressively impersonal. fresh Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1767 Wickedly funny when it bares its fangs. fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1767 The film's details are spot-on, its tone ludicrously ironic. fresh Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1767 It's quite possible that American Psycho is a brilliant movie. fresh Robert Wilonsky 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +1767 The idea of cramming one's mind with these unavoidably ugly images is about as appealing as spending even one minute with the guys at Bateman's office. rotten Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1767 American Psycho is a work of razor-sharp social commentary. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1767 Bale has never been better. fresh Simon Wardell 0 Popcorn January 1, 2000 +1767 American Psycho is not a picture you'd want to miss. 9/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1767 Psycho remains a hollow portrait of a hollow man. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +1767 The movie has the feverish intensity of a bad dream, leavened with a subversive sense of humor that is both sophisticated and cracked. fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +1767 Bale delivers these lectures without irony and with the same studied lack of passion with which he delivers a deadly blow. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +1767 American Psycho is seamless in its inability to engage emotionally, message or no message. rotten Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +1767 The movie is not comedy, but it is joyously mean and evil, somewhat in the tone of Blue Velvet. fresh Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1767 Just doesn't make the case that this book was worth filming. rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1767 Although I've heard both the film and the book described as dark satire, not much here resembles wit. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1767 Bale is a treat to watch. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +1767 Entertaining and amusing. fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 1, 2000 +1767 The book seems a case of the prurient condemning the prurient. It's cynical junk masquerading as social comment. The film is, finally, only a slicker packaging of it. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1767 It's not a great film, but let's face it: Considering the source, this is as good as it was ever going to get. 3/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1767 Those looking for an exploration of what makes an American Psycho tick are bound to be disappointed, as are those looking for a good scary film. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1767 In its marriage of blood and irony -- American Psycho is just another new-fangled slasher film, albeit with a manicure. rotten Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +1767 The satire gradually becomes overdone and heavy-handed. C rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1767 Stillborn, pointless piece of work. 1/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1767 A highly stylized fable, a combination creep-show and pitch-black comedy that steadily builds to an almost hallucinatory climax. 7/10 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +1767 A masterful performance. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 It is a fable, albeit a dark and twisted one destined to be praised by some, abhorred by others and turned into a cult classic by even more. 3.5/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1767 American Psycho has all the trappings of a thoughtful film except profundity -- it's a swimming pool without a deep end. 3/10 rotten Tom Block 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1767 ...a dark satire, a black comedy, and a slick slasher rolled into one. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1767 If [Bale's] performance doesn't prove to be one of the year's best, we're in for a very good year indeed. 8/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 Are you, more or less, setting yourself up for disappointment if you go to see a film adaptation of one of the most powerfully written novels you can recall reading? 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1767 Bale's achievement is in suggesting far more dimensions than his character would ever admit to having. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1767 Christian Bale plays his role cool, making seamless shifts from dapper to ripper. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 Christian Bale is at the top of his game here. 3.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 I wish I hadn't seen it. 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 I was pleasantly surprised, no, make that impressed, with Mary Harron's adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis' notorious novel. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1767 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1767 5/10 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +1767 8/10 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1769 Despite the inexcusable lack of a DeLorean, Teen Wolf is a modest, digestible comedy, guided by a perfectly itchy Fox performance as the titular beast. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com April 18, 2011 +1769 corny but endearing 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 6, 2006 +1769 Forgettable formulaic comedy. 0/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner February 7, 2003 +1769 Perhaps the nicest werewolf movie ever made -- and how could it not be, when it stars sweetie pie Michael J. Fox? fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 31, 2002 +1769 The anecdotal happenings in the film are insignificant, because in theme Teen Wolf offers an unparalleled analysis of puberty, adolescence, and the all-to-familiar search for popularity in teenage film. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You April 3, 2002 +1769 C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 6, 2005 +1769 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 1, 2005 +1769 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 17, 2005 +1769 1/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) June 12, 2005 +1769 3/5 fresh Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch July 2, 2003 +1769 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette June 4, 2003 +1769 2/5 rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) December 6, 2002 +1769 4 rotten Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide December 3, 2002 +1769 1/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +1769 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1771 This is a solid piece of good old-fashioned escapism. 3/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times October 15, 2014 +1771 Moonfleet is definitely one of the most visually striking films of Lang's American career, and more satisfying than a number of other more characteristic entries in his filmography. fresh Adrian Danks 0 Senses of Cinema October 15, 2014 +1771 The plot turns upon a lost diamond of great price, but mostly the film is a string of lively, unrelated escapades. fresh 1 TIME Magazine October 15, 2014 +1771 With mood and action the keynote of the John Houseman production, the direction by Fritz Lang plays both hard, developing considerable movement in several rugged action sequences without neglecting suspense. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1771 Complex, haunting adventure story. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television August 9, 2007 +1771 A thrilling and wholesome adaptation with Granger at his debonair best. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1771 The film is let down by a script that could never draw out its characters and make its predictable story build to anything more than what's anticipated. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 19, 2002 +1771 A suggestive, subjective account of an orphan boy's apprenticeship to a dashing smuggler. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1771 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +1772 If the sailing ship had as many holes as the script it could never leave port, but She Creature is sufficiently fun hokum splashing around in atmospheric, albeit familiar, territory. fresh Mark Bourne 0 DVDJournal.com April 5, 2006 +1772 Because Bram Stoker's Dracula was published seven years prior to the events of She Creature, Angus and his merry crew have no excuse for not foreseeing their inevitable fates. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central May 1, 2002 +1772 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 16, 2005 +1772 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com October 23, 2003 +1773 Misfire comedy starring Dreyfuss, directed by Mazursky. 2/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com May 11, 2006 +1773 Dreyfuss at his usual, amusing best 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole July 4, 2005 +1773 A mediocre and lackluster comedy with Jonathan Winters providing the only funny moments. 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice August 27, 2004 +1773 Not really good, but the spectacle of Mazursky in drag almost makes up for it. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 30, 2004 +1773 Dreyfuss tries hard ... and almost saves the whole darn thing. 2.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +1773 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com May 31, 2005 +1773 2/5 rotten 0 IGN Movies January 29, 2004 +1773 3/5 fresh Josh Gilchrist 0 Billings Outpost (Montana) January 21, 2003 +1773 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 5, 2002 +1773 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 3, 2002 +1773 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +1773 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1774 Jeong's women often interact via cell phone messaging, and one of the film's primary themes arises in the way contemporary relationships exist through wireless communication. fresh Doug Cummings 0 Filmjourney December 1, 2004 +1774 Jeong's evocative visuals of the urban landscape and her savvy deployment of appliances only deepens the resemblance such stories have to our own lives. 3.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday May 28, 2003 +1774 "[""Take Care of My Cat""] is an honestly nice little film that takes us on an examination of young adult life in urban South Korea through the hearts and minds of the five principals." B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 20, 2003 +1774 The film engages with the divergent paths taken, linked by childhood friendship and a mewling kitten, but a third act event is presented so abruptly it confuses the viewer until it rebounds somewhat with a satisfying closure. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 16, 2003 +1774 The film wasn't preachy, but it was feminism by the book. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 12, 2003 +1774 The problems and characters it reveals are universal and involving, and the film itself -- as well its delightful cast -- is so breezy, pretty and gifted, it really won my heart. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 16, 2003 +1774 Jae-eun Jeong's Take Care of My Cat brings a beguiling freshness to a coming-of-age story with such a buoyant, expressive flow of images that it emerges as another key contribution to the flowering of the South Korean cinema. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times December 13, 2002 +1774 A captivating coming-of-age story that may also be the first narrative film to be truly informed by the wireless age. fresh Paul Malcolm 1 L.A. Weekly December 13, 2002 +1774 Jeong sensitively gives her film an underlying sadness as the young women cope with the changes in their lives 3/5 fresh Ed Scheid 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 13, 2002 +1774 Take Care of My Cat offers a refreshingly different slice of Asian cinema. 4/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com December 3, 2002 +1774 In this vivid, emotionally complex ensemble piece, Korean writer-director Jeong Jae-eun portrays this extraordinary turning point in every woman's life. fresh Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International October 22, 2002 +1774 The episodic film makes valid points about the depersonalization of modern life. But the characters tend to be cliches whose lives are never fully explored. 2.5/4 rotten 1 New York Post October 18, 2002 +1774 Sluggishly paced but otherwise harmless drama about coming of age in South Korea. 6/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine October 18, 2002 +1774 A refreshing Korean film about five female high school friends who face an uphill battle when they try to take their relationships into deeper waters. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 18, 2002 +1774 Although laced with humor and a few fanciful touches, the film is a refreshingly serious look at young women. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide October 17, 2002 +1774 A world in small, subtly acknowledging larger economic and cultural forces one moment, and in the next patiently observing the way a bowl of medicinal tea, seen turning in a microwave carousel, begins to describe its own slow epicycles. fresh Ed Park 1 Village Voice October 15, 2002 +1774 Evokes a palpable sense of disconnection, made all the more poignant by the incessant use of cell phones. 6 fresh Mike D'Angelo 1 Time Out October 14, 2002 +1774 A sluggish pace and lack of genuine narrative hem the movie in every bit as much as life hems in the spirits of these young women. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter September 12, 2002 +1774 The filmmakers' eye for detail and the high standards of performance convey a strong sense of the girls' environment. 3.5/5 fresh Keith H. Brown 0 Eye for Film August 28, 2002 +1774 As it abruptly crosscuts among the five friends, it fails to lend the characters' individual stories enough dramatic resonance to make us care about them. 2/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times August 28, 2002 +1774 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1774 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1774 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 23, 2005 +1774 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire July 20, 2004 +1775 Though funny in places, the film lacks any decent secondary characters... but it's easy to see why Lemmons would decide to keep the camera as much as possible on the two excellent central performances. 3/5 fresh Kaleem Aftab 0 The List November 3, 2018 +1775 Cheadle's skillful performance makes Petey a flawed hero worth rooting for, even when his actions offend. Ejiofor also impresses with his subtle turn as the conflicted, success-hungry Dewey. In addition, the film boasts an excellent sound track. 4/4 fresh Brandy McDonnell 0 The Oklahoman August 15, 2018 +1775 "Kasi Lemmons' radio drama of flamboyance, fury and finesse cranks the funk on a sister station to ""Talk Radio"" and ""Good Morning Vietnam,"" powered by two performances of impeccable clarity and cut from Don Cheadle and Chiwetel Ejiofor." 3.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap October 20, 2010 +1775 Talk to Me is an incisive portrait of a provocative figure. It comes very close to caricature, but remains human and lively. 2.5/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 Fayetteville Free Weekly February 2, 2009 +1775 In its wrenching shift from farce to tragedy, and its evocation of the bridge offered by friendship, Talk to Me tells it, and keeps on tellin' it, much as 'Petey' Greene would have. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR.org October 18, 2008 +1775 Just as she did in Hustle and Flow, Taraji P. Henson steals many a scene and is wonderful as Greene's flamboyant girlfriend. fresh Tim Basham 0 Paste Magazine July 22, 2008 +1775 It's a visually and aurally riveting trip to an important time from a perspective few here will know, about a person worth meeting. 3/4 fresh George Palathingal 0 Sydney Morning Herald February 22, 2008 +1775 Largely thanks to Cheadle and Ejiofor in the main roles, it settles into a persuasive rhythm and airs some of the big questions about black struggle against oppression without resorting to glib, feel-good answers. 3/5 fresh Peter Calder 0 New Zealand Herald February 1, 2008 +1775 Even Martin Sheen is keepin' it real. 7/10 fresh Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs December 11, 2007 +1775 A good movie about a powerful friendship, and it brings a bygone era back to life. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 10, 2007 +1775 Hysterically potent, thought-provoking and deliciously nostalgic. Overall, the proposed chatter is warranted in the movingly impish Talk to Me. 3/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 TheWorldJournal.com December 6, 2007 +1775 Ejiofor and Cheadle are a force to be reckoned with... 3.5/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 1, 2007 +1775 This straightforward schematic biopic never talks to me. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 28, 2007 +1775 A stronger screenplay and more sensitive direction would have made this movie into something far more genuinely uplifting than it is. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard November 23, 2007 +1775 The movie is decent enough, but contains Greene's story in a sentimentalised career arc. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 23, 2007 +1775 This biopic of Greene, a DJ most Brits will not know, has a limited appeal. 3/5 fresh 0 The Sun (UK) November 23, 2007 +1775 Poignant and often very funny, Cheadle deserves a clutch of prizes come awards season. 4/5 fresh 0 Daily Mirror (UK) November 23, 2007 +1775 If the picture doesn't ultimately live up to the raw vitality of Cheadle's performance, it remains an uplifting snapshot that broadcasts its message with zero distortion. Tune in and you won't be turned off. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Total Film November 23, 2007 +1775 The incendiary soundtrack and committed performances keep the film in its groove, which could give Cheadle another well-deserved shot at an Oscar. 3/5 fresh Ruth Ford 0 Sky Cinema November 23, 2007 +1775 Thanks to its two leads, the film remains vivid, honest and deeply felt. 3/6 fresh Jonathan Crocker 1 Time Out November 22, 2007 +1775 unusually for a biopic, it is Petey's failure to change, from beginning to end, that forms an essential part of his lionisation. 3.5/5 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Film4 November 15, 2007 +1775 Worth seeing for the superb performances from its two leads. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 27, 2007 +1775 A compelling portrait of a particularly tumultuous time in American history and how the media of the day adapted to and helped foster the many changes that were going on. 3/4 fresh Brett McCracken 0 Christianity Today October 12, 2007 +1775 "constructs such a complete image of proud and passionate radio host Ralph Waldo ""Petey"" Greene that we immediately understand why the deep flaws in his personality could only have led to his downfall." 3.5/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com September 9, 2007 +1775 Speaks powerfully to audiences with its potent blend of extraordinary performances and engaging soundtrack. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 1, 2007 +1775 Despite its earnest attempts at power drama, the joy of Talk to Me lies in the comedy and the wild performances. 3/5 fresh Toddy Burton 0 Austin Chronicle August 11, 2007 +1775 ...a showcase for two actors who deserve long careers ahead of them. 3.5/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette August 10, 2007 +1775 This film's slightly uneven structure is easily overcome by the exceptional cast. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 9, 2007 +1775 Cheadle, an always-dynamic actor, is compelling as he delivers Greene's no-bull radio talks and stand-up comedy routines. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 3, 2007 +1775 For all the wild controversy that Petey ignited in his time, Talk to Me ends up being as generic and watered-down as its title. 2/4 rotten Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com August 3, 2007 +1775 The movie's occasional narrative shortcomings are offset by the performances, which are uniformly fine. 2.5/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News August 3, 2007 +1775 ...half terrific movie and half run-of-the-mill biopic 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 3, 2007 +1775 Engaging and enjoyable to watch, if not exactly as weighty as its subject matter. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly August 3, 2007 +1775 Has a distinctive and original voice that is rarely heard today. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 2, 2007 +1775 Talk to Me helps make the case that Don Cheadle may be one of the most important American actors working in film today. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 2, 2007 +1775 It starts out breathlessly funny, fast-paced, and energetic before ultimately settling in to a standard biopic formula that's not nearly as compelling. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 30, 2007 +1775 Talk to Me is fascinating both as social history and as biography. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan July 28, 2007 +1775 Its dialogue, equal parts uptight honky and jumping jive seems, particularly in the early stretches, to have been generated by a computer. rotten Joanne Kaufman 1 Wall Street Journal July 27, 2007 +1775 Cheadle and Ejiofor are riveting together; they have the kind of apparently effortless chemistry that makes every scene they share a delight. 3/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide July 27, 2007 +1775 The characters are brought to vivid life with remarkably compelling performances by two of the screen's most versatile actors: Don Cheadle as the freewheeling Greene; and Chiwetel Ejiofor as Hughes, the aggressively ambitious executive. 3/4 fresh Rob Salem 1 Toronto Star July 27, 2007 +1775 Cheadle makes all these things believable within the same person while showing how being pulled in several directions wears on Petey. 3.5/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee July 27, 2007 +1775 Cheadle gives a performance of contained cool and bluff bravado, suggesting barely a hint of the rage you would expect from a man just out of a nine-year prison sentence. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 27, 2007 +1775 A vibrant feel for its era and a genuine affection for its characters make the whole thing a solid evocation of a time and a life worth remembering. B+ fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian July 27, 2007 +1775 Too bad the storytelling, which is somewhat disjointed, isn't as good as the rest of the deal -- but Don Cheadle is so good at what he does you probably won't even notice. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies July 27, 2007 +1775 The problem is, the last section of the movie doesn't follow the career path of Greene: It traces the blander character of Hughes. 2.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail July 27, 2007 +1775 [A] well-acted film about making the move from the street to the mainstream. B- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News July 27, 2007 +1775 he mood shifts awkwardly from broad comedy to melodrama and social commentary. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press July 27, 2007 +1775 Cheadle convincingly layers his outrageousness with off-the-air pain and pathos. B fresh Matt Stevens 0 E! Online July 27, 2007 +1775 Lemmons, her extraordinary cast and gifted crew deliver laughing, crying and plenty of signifying. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post July 27, 2007 +1775 Through the persons of Petey and Dewey, 'Talk to Me' examines two competing approaches by which a black man might achieve success in a white man's world. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) July 27, 2007 +1775 Don Cheadle and Chiwetel Ejiofor are two of the best actors of my generation working today, period. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher July 27, 2007 +1775 "The biggest problem with Kasi Lemmons' biopic ""Talk to Me"" is whether it wants to be a comedy or a drama." rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca July 27, 2007 +1775 Don Cheadle has elevated yet another film: Talk to Me is better than it intends to be. But thank Ejiofor as well. 4/5 fresh Richard Nilsen 1 Arizona Republic July 26, 2007 +1775 There is one good movie in Talk to Me and about four bad ones. 1/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 26, 2007 +1775 There's plenty to like ... B+ fresh Gianni Truzzi 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 26, 2007 +1775 ... has a solid sense of time and place and character. 3/4 fresh 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 26, 2007 +1775 In Talk to Me, director Kasi Lemmons has expertly crafted an uplifting civil rights-era biopic free of false hope and cloying nostalgia. 3/5 fresh Ian Grey 0 Orlando Weekly July 26, 2007 +1775 Petey hated whitey. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com July 23, 2007 +1775 Talk to Me is more than enough fun as a showcase for Mr. Cheadle's wit and spontaneity and as an inside look at the airwaves' transition from warm and fuzzy comforter to the anything-goes entertainment of today. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News July 21, 2007 +1775 No matter the tonal peaks and valleys, Talk to Me brings Greene's attitude to the big screen with confidence, led by Cheadle's amazing performance. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 eFilmCritic.com July 19, 2007 +1775 What I'm hoping flies under the radar is the unexpected and disappointing transformation of Kasi Lemmons, whose previous pitch-black, haunted sensibility barely makes an appearance in her highest-profile film. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather July 19, 2007 +1775 Plays like a spunkier Good Morning Vietnam with a Motown twist. 3.5/5 fresh Lexi Feinberg 0 CinemaBlend July 19, 2007 +1775 When Don Cheadle stands front and centre, he does special things onscreen, and he makes Talk to Me most worthwhile, despite Kasi Lemmons' unsteady directorial hand. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide July 17, 2007 +1775 A very honest yet curiously affecting experience. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine July 17, 2007 +1775 In spite of Cheadle's forceful performance, the watered down script fails to capture the rawness and polemic logic of a groundbreaking social commentator who spoke truth power on a daily basis. C+ rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 17, 2007 +1775 As good as Cheadle and Elijofor are, the person I enjoyed most was Taraji P. Henson whose flamboyant performance dominates every scene in which she appears. 9/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com July 15, 2007 +1775 Veering from comedy to moving tragedy to a bittersweet ending, TALK TO ME captures the spirit of a man and the times in which he lived. It may not be a masterpiece, but it's pretty damned close. B+ fresh Ted Murphy 0 Murphy's Movie Reviews July 14, 2007 +1775 [Cheadle] brings warmth, humor, and vulnerability to a role that could easily have been a Good Morning, Vietnam-level blunder. 3.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat July 14, 2007 +1775 As might be expected in a film that stars two such heavyweights, Talk to Me is a master class in acting. Ejiofor and Cheadle are both terrific, investing their characters with more than just personality, but also with heart and soul. 3/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com July 14, 2007 +1775 Watching it becomes an exercise in frustration when a potentially great movie winds up buried inside a just OK one. 2/4 rotten Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 14, 2007 +1775 About halfway through the movie, it changes direction, becoming less a biographical drama about Petey than a maudlin buddy movie about his relationship with Dewey. 2.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News July 14, 2007 +1775 Greene may have known his ceiling; thankfully, Cheadle recognizes no such boundaries. The man just keeps exploring the outer limits of his talent. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 14, 2007 +1775 It's an unfortunately neatly packaged tale about a man who, by all evidence, constantly and consciously resisted easy repackaging. C+ rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club July 14, 2007 +1775 Don Cheadle and Chiwetel Ejiofor take charge of screen so decisively that any shortcomings in the script are strictly secondary to their dynamic performances 4/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews July 14, 2007 +1775 What's powerful about Talk to Me is the way it acknowledges how difficult it was for Dewey and Petey to face not only their own dichotomy but their real love for each other. 3/4 fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times July 13, 2007 +1775 The movie begins with a whirlpool of comedy and manic energy, and then grows, as it must, more serious and introspective. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 13, 2007 +1775 At its best, the cast of Talk to Me coalesces into the Brotherhood of Keeping it Real. B+ fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun July 13, 2007 +1775 Smart, conflicted, and immensely entertaining. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe July 13, 2007 +1775 ...a movie that perfectly captures the vibe of a person, a place, a time and a way of being, and even gets, indirectly and without a whiff of sanctimoniousness, to the heart of what being an American ought to mean. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com July 13, 2007 +1775 Could stand to focus more on scrupulous sociocultural history and less on compulsively entertaining the audience...has enough untold story and acting chops to make it worthwhile. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 13, 2007 +1775 Don Cheadle practically bounces off the screen with a high energy, hilarious, and heartrending performance where every unexpected word keeps his audience--and that includes us--spellbound. 4.5/5 fresh Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com July 13, 2007 +1775 Talk to Me offers uplift without phoniness, history without undue didacticism and a fair number of funny, dirty jokes. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times July 13, 2007 +1775 Captures the euphoric and daring, rebel music drenched energy that fueled radio culture back then, while also tuning in to the organic intensity of the times. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze July 12, 2007 +1775 Ooh, boy, this movie's got the funk AND the soul. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com July 12, 2007 +1775 Though there's tension between the two halves of Talk to Me, both of them are quite good. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 12, 2007 +1775 Aside from the subtleties found in Cheadle and Ejiofor's performances, this is biopic bombast. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) July 12, 2007 +1775 A biopic with a strong sense of character and period. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies July 12, 2007 +1775 Explores the many levels of a friendship between a button-down African-American radio program director and a tell-it-like-it-is deejay who connects with the black community in Washington D.C 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 12, 2007 +1775 As an intimate portrait of the complex, fruitful and extremely volatile friendship between trailblazing African American men whose daring came to redefine an industry, it's fresh and revelatory. 4.5/5 fresh Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times July 12, 2007 +1775 Don Cheadle -- explosive because you've never before seen this model of actorly restraint -- is a one-man fireworks show in Talk to Me, Kasi Lemmons' rollicking, resonant portrait of the real-life ex-con who improbably became a civic icon. 3.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 12, 2007 +1775 Rescued from hagiography and cliche by tart writing and a spark-plug star performance from Don Cheadle. 3/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday July 12, 2007 +1775 Blessedly free of the usual biopic freight and sanctimony, the exuberant new film Talk to Me has a great subject and a great actor working in tandem. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune July 12, 2007 +1775 Neither Lemmons nor screenwriters Michael Genet and Rick Famuyiwa, however, have much of a feel for character, let alone story. rotten Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly July 12, 2007 +1775 'Every stereotype has truth,' says Don Cheadle as Petey Greene. That fallacy ruins Talk to Me. rotten Armond White 0 New York Press July 12, 2007 +1775 It makes you feel not only the joy people experienced in the wash of Greene's raucous, truth-saying humor, but also his wisdom and calm. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post July 12, 2007 +1775 Broad as a barn door, but shamelessly entertaining... fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly July 11, 2007 +1775 A rowdy, richly offbeat biopic. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly July 11, 2007 +1775 A vibrant, funny, moving, highly entertaining and richly rewarding movie experience. Don Cheadle soars into the highest rank of film actors with this role. Ejiofor and Henson are magnificent. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Maxim July 11, 2007 +1775 Another high-quality surprise from the vault of African-American pop culture. Audiences will tune in. fresh Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International July 10, 2007 +1775 Funny and entertaining at times, poignant at others, Kasi Lemmons and her talented cast have done a fine job immortalizing this little known radio icon. 8.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net July 9, 2007 +1775 Dare one suggest Oscar noms for both leads? With Ejiofor, and I have said this on many occasions before, it is only a matter of time. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times June 30, 2007 +1775 Alternates too deliberately between jaunty comedy and serious message-making. rotten Robert Koehler 1 Variety June 22, 2007 +1775 Again demonstrating why he's one of the most versatile actors around, Don Cheadle gives another prize-worthy performance as Ralph Waldo 'Petey' Greene Jr. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter June 22, 2007 +1775 3/5 fresh Cliff Doerksen 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1775 B+ fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com July 27, 2007 +1775 9/10 fresh Coco Forsythe 0 Future Movies UK July 27, 2007 +1776 The picture's greatest strength rests in its characters. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing June 2, 2018 +1776 Next Stop, Greenwich Village is a very beautiful motion picture. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1776 Charming, bittersweet coming-of-age nostalgia 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal July 22, 2005 +1776 "Next Stop, Greenwich Village"" isn't aggressively awful. It is inept but mostly it's just commonplace." 2.5/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +1776 An ingratiating puppy dog of a film by Paul Mazursky about a young man seeking independence in a place synonymous with freedom fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 18, 2004 +1776 Seems more like a slavish hommage to Federico Fellini than a genuine reminiscence. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1776 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 15, 2004 +1776 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 5, 2004 +1777 It's a smart film and pure Coen. It has a point, though some may contest it. But it's not a must-see film for everyone so if you are a Coen fan, don't take your grandmother. She will say it sucks. fresh 0 Sister Rose at the Movies March 1, 2018 +1777 The Coen Brothers are back with a triumphant return to form. fresh Joe Sommerlad 0 Independent (UK) February 28, 2018 +1777 No Country for Old Men is a great return to form for the Coens. Even if you've never been a big fan of theirs, it's a film you should see if you like a good thriller. fresh Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) February 28, 2018 +1777 The film clearly and finally represents the mainstream success that has long eluded the Coens. Longtime fans, fear not: This is no sell-out. There is still plenty of what the Coens do best. 4/5 fresh Giovanni Fazio 0 Japan Times February 28, 2018 +1777 The Coens have returned... full of talent. [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Carlos Mara 0 February 27, 2018 +1777 No Country for Old Men is imbued with a dry, minimalist, almost crude style and forms a dark and violent universe that reveals the horror and moral rot rooted in American society. [Full Review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh Virginia Montes 0 Sensacine February 27, 2018 +1777 The lack of respect for the body, the sheer bloody aftermath depresses me. Yes, they may handle the killing with verve and ironic tension, but this is a Coen brothers film too far. rotten Liz Hoggard 0 London Evening Standard January 11, 2018 +1777 ... a perfect match of story and storyteller. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com August 13, 2016 +1777 There's no denying the movie and this character's power to shake you. The implacable Chigurh dominates the proceedings like no other Coen villain before him. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly February 23, 2016 +1777 One of the most thoughtful and startling snapshots of the human condition of the last ten years. 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org May 17, 2015 +1777 Played by Spanish actor Javier Bardem, Chigurh is the most original bogeyman to bloody up the screen in a while. fresh Tom Charity 1 CNN.com February 22, 2015 +1777 The last word on the modern-day western used to be Peckinpah's. No Country for Old Men is Peckinpah gone post-Peckinpah. fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times February 22, 2015 +1777 From brutal start to ironic finish the movie's tension is constant. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) February 22, 2015 +1777 I can't help feeling the film is ultimately hollow. rotten Jonathan Romney 0 Independent on Sunday February 22, 2015 +1777 An exasperating and self-defeating experience, rather like listening to a nymphomaniac extol the virtues of celibacy. rotten Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman February 22, 2015 +1777 As much as the film is about Bardem's even-keeled determination... it's also about Tommy Lee Jones' brilliantly characterized Texas sheriff, who, faced with a trail of blood like he's never seen, wonders if he's still a match for a changing world. 4/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune February 22, 2015 +1777 No Country for Old Men is an action film both measured and grave, opening as a Jim Thompson-esque crime saga set on the Texan sands, but as it moves along the film acquires an allegorical depth. A fresh Henry Stewart 0 Film School Rejects February 22, 2015 +1777 This magnificent film represents the best work the Coen Brothers have done since Fargo. Like that classic this is a cold-blooded thriller with a darkly humorous edge. 5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) February 22, 2015 +1777 No Country for Old Men is a thoroughly compelling exercise in the cinema of suspense that proves the power of the old-school thriller remains undiminished. 4/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) February 22, 2015 +1777 It's not a film that asks to be either liked or disliked. It just is, branding itself on to you like a heated iron. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator February 22, 2015 +1777 Don't be put off with all of the mentions of violence. Yes, bloodletting is at the core of the movie, and the ending is as downbeat as the opening scenes. But, gosh, you know you have been to see a great film. 5/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Daily Mirror (UK) February 22, 2015 +1777 It's an instant classic, as thrilling as it is quiet and hypnotic, and all the more powerful for anchoring a story with essentially three characters, none of whom share the frame together, being, how they are, one small step behind the other. 5/5 fresh Christopher Borrelli 0 Toledo Blade February 22, 2015 +1777 Seventy minutes into the film, there's a rude burst of mariachi music as the hero awakes... That wouldn't be worth noting, except that we suddenly realize that for the first tense, suspense-filled hour of the film there has been no music at all. 5/5 fresh John Harkness 0 NOW Toronto February 22, 2015 +1777 There are constant twists and turns, eventually straining credulity, but there's also -- and typically for The Coens -- a salutary quorum of absurdist dialogue, black humour and wryly memorable exchanges. fresh Mark Demetrius 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 22, 2015 +1777 The suspense is killer. Hitchcock would be sick with jealousy. 5/5 fresh Andrew Hedley 0 Flicks.co.nz February 22, 2015 +1777 No Country for Old Men is wide and dusty and terribly bleak. It's beautifully photographed and assembled, with great performances from its lead players and a number of welcome appearances by actors we haven't seen enough of lately. 4/5 fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly February 22, 2015 +1777 Javier Bardem makes for a terrifying villain. He looks physically corrupt but seems every bit as relentless as the Terminator. He's also believably, psychotically human. 5/5 fresh Michael Adams 0 sbs.com.au February 22, 2015 +1777 The Coens imbue this simple tale with their trademark quirkiness and wry humour. 4/5 fresh Kaleem Aftab 0 The List February 22, 2015 +1777 I have never been so frustrated with a movie as I was with No Country for Old Men. I hope I never am again. rotten Matthew Alexander 0 Film School Rejects February 22, 2015 +1777 Death always gets the last laugh -- and what makes the Coens so remarkable is how they dare to cackle at the punch lines. fresh Aaron Mesh 0 Willamette Week February 22, 2015 +1777 Morose vagueness will get No Country for Old Men called a classic, instead of what it is: an often effective but pompous grindhouser. Its pretensions are so big, you couldn't fit them in Texas. rotten 0 MetroActive February 22, 2015 +1777 I love this film. 5/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) February 22, 2015 +1777 Only the Coen brothers could make a film so impressively brutal and yet so understated as this. It helps that the set-up is so fiendishly simple. Blood simple, you might say. 5/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema February 22, 2015 +1777 So, yes, you should probably see No Country for Old Men, even if it does bow out with a baffling little coda featuring an old timer's meditation on the fact that he's estranged from his father. 3/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) February 22, 2015 +1777 Haunting, hard- bitten and absurdly involving. 4.5/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) February 22, 2015 +1777 Spanish actor Javier Bardem should leave audiences gasping with his stone-cold performance in the blood-spattered saga No Country For Old Men. 4/5 fresh 0 Daily Record (UK) February 22, 2015 +1777 The movie rarely loses its grip and is a remarkable accomplishment. 9/10 fresh 0 Daily Star February 22, 2015 +1777 The Coen brothers' No Country for Old Men is a rare example of a too-faithful adaptation of a novel, one that stubbornly refuses to explore and expound upon what the text readily provides. rotten Jesse Knight 0 Movie Mezzanine March 23, 2014 +1777 The cinematic American West is vast enough for us to fill with our imaginations, taking a simple shadow play and transforming it into an eternal campfire tale. B fresh Serena Donadoni 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) January 22, 2014 +1777 No Country for Old Men is a great Texas film. It is great unequivocally, but Lone Star pride is a rare opportunity in Hollywood. fresh Nathan Kosub 0 Stop Smiling January 14, 2014 +1777 Cormac McCarthy's amazing novel was blessed with a usually impossible faithful adaption that translated the power of the words and weaved them into cinema. 5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show January 2, 2013 +1777 Films this good come along once, maybe twice in a lifetime. 5/5 fresh Ali Gray 0 TheShiznit.co.uk October 14, 2012 +1777 There's nothing extraordinary about No Country for Old Men -- except, of course, the spectacle of two great directors in total command of their craft. 5/5 fresh Ben Kenigsberg 0 Time Out Chicago February 22, 2012 +1777 A mostly absorbing tale of the hunter being subverted into the hunted, No Country For Old Men deserves to be lauded for its gripping, relentless thrills rather than its flawed denouement. 4/5 fresh Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy July 14, 2011 +1777 This film truly belongs to Javier Bardem. 4.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1777 No Country is a pitch-perfect thriller that delivers the pleasurable fear and suspense expected of the genre even as it sends its conventions to the shredder. fresh JM Tyree 0 Sight and Sound July 6, 2010 +1777 McCarthy's bloody and beautiful novel comes to life under the Coen's able touch. 1 fresh Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist June 12, 2010 +1777 The decade's most overrated movie rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 25, 2009 +1777 Once you open Pandora's Box, there's simply no stopping the beasts that pour out. 5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 FEARnet April 24, 2009 +1777 What starts off as the best Charles Bronson movie not to star Charles Bronson ends up as a literary adaptation of a novel that thinks it means something or other. 4/5 fresh Brian Holcomb 0 CinemaBlend April 23, 2009 +1777 No Country for Old Men is the brothers at their most polished, austere, and humorless. 3/4 fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix April 23, 2009 +1777 When you see No Country for Old Men, leave your preconceptions at home. But bring your Alfred Hitchcock lenses. They're useful. No Country for Old Men is a dazzling time-bomb of a movie. It is an engrossing, brutal, nerve-wracking moral tale 5.0/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 Fayetteville Free Weekly February 2, 2009 +1777 The plot is adapted from Cormac McCarthy's novel but seems ready-made for the Coens, putting them back on familiar stomping grounds, the hellish Texas they showed us in their debut film, Blood Simple. fresh Eileen Jones 0 The eXile October 18, 2008 +1777 For a film that traffics in implacable malice, this movie remains remarkably grounded in the everyday. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR.org October 18, 2008 +1777 Ultimately, No Country For Old Men is a very strong film that's just a couple of bad decisions away from being a masterpiece. 8/10 fresh Paul Greenwood 0 Future Movies UK October 18, 2008 +1777 This is some of Brolin's best work to date, though the film still belongs to Bardem and Jones, whose low-key mannerisms are well-suited to the Coens' sensibilities. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 18, 2008 +1777 McCarthy's ferocious tale gives the Coens room to unleash their cinematic gifts, but keeps them from wandering too far afield and losing themselves in the marshes of technical prowess or easy irony. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The New Republic September 18, 2008 +1777 Although 'No Country for Old Men' is an exciting film, wise screen violence needs more emotional depth below surface technique. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 23, 2008 +1777 Not since Fargo have the Coen Brothers made such a perfect movie. 5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures August 18, 2008 +1777 Why, Joel and Ethan, why did you have to ruin an almost flawless film with a terrible last scene? 4.5/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 WJFK-FM (CBS Radio) May 26, 2008 +1777 "I was a little worried when I went to see ""No Country for Old Men"" because many people have been labeling it a masterpiece, but for once all the hype is warranted." 5/5 fresh Adam Tobias 0 Watertown Daily Times May 20, 2008 +1777 No Country for Old Men is the kind of film that will only cement the opinion you already have about its uniquely eccentric makers. Approach the ticket booth accordingly. 3/5 fresh Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC May 1, 2008 +1777 Retains the Coen brothers' trademark quirkiness, and it certainly goes all out. But it's also subtle in ways we haven't seen before. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide April 15, 2008 +1777 The most fascinating element of the film is its formal linking of its multiple, no-nonsense protagonists. [Blu-Ray review] 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews March 26, 2008 +1777 Thank goodness that experiment in appeasing the commercial suit types is over and the quirky brothers are back to form with No Country for Old Men, a dark and violent exploration of nature's hunt and the relevance of time. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views March 26, 2008 +1777 The problem comes when we realize it's a Tommy Lee Jones film and the title is more than just a random coincidence. It's a really good film that was almost great. 8/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review March 4, 2008 +1777 ...the Coens sabotage their wonderfully understated style in No Country with the trivial substance of their narrative. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 3, 2008 +1777 This is the Coens' masterful return to Blood Simple territory. The biggest thing you'll notice is the quiet: Whether it's the lack of a soundtrack or a lack of dialogue, the silence often makes the tension unbearable. fresh Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper February 28, 2008 +1777 What is perhaps most amazing is that a film this terrifying, violent and relentlessly nihilistic should also be this enthralling. 9/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 Colorado Springs Gazette February 28, 2008 +1777 Javier Bardem's Chigurh is the embodiment of Sheriff Bell's exasperation -- a mythological, Grim Reaper-like figure whose existence makes order and civility implausible. 5/5 fresh Adam Kempenaar 0 Filmspotting February 27, 2008 +1777 Chockful of suspense. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 22, 2008 +1777 The Coens stir up more panic by quietly flicking off a light switch than Michael Bay did with a fleet of Decepticons. A- fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly February 3, 2008 +1777 It's Jones who carries the film's meaning, and does so effortlessly. He -- and the Coens -- have never been better. 5/5 fresh Peter Calder 0 New Zealand Herald February 1, 2008 +1777 Good fortune found is always promising before bad fortune comes looking for it. 4.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com January 31, 2008 +1777 I'm a big fan of the Coens. But, I've got to say, I'm not much appreciating this picture. 1.5/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 30, 2008 +1777 Sure to wow the critics, but no movie for the masses. 3/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) January 18, 2008 +1777 Virtuoso. A film of pin-sharp principles, cross-hair precision and suffocating tension, this Coens stunner hits like a cattle gun between the eyes. 5/5 fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film January 18, 2008 +1777 Is it a masterpiece? Not even close. rotten Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 18, 2008 +1777 Watching this film has something of the elemental thrill of watching a cloud-shadow spread with miraculous speed over a vast, empty landscape: it has a chilly, portentous intuition of what America is. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 18, 2008 +1777 With its sly wit, dark intelligence and tense action sequences this film re-establishes the Coens as two of American cinema's most talented directors. It's also the best adaptation of McCarthy's work to date and an unmissable crime movie. 5/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 Film4 January 18, 2008 +1777 The Coen brothers have once again placed themselves at the very forefront of American cinema. 5/5 fresh Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com January 18, 2008 +1777 A masterly tale of the good, the deranged and the doomed that inflects the raw violence of the west with a wry acknowledgement of the demise of codes of honour, this is frighteningly intelligent and imaginative. 5/6 fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 18, 2008 +1777 Violent, poetic, gripping, thrilling and blackly funny: that'll be the Coens doing what they do best then. Now with added humanity. 5/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine January 18, 2008 +1777 Terrifically acted, superbly written and masterfully directed by the Coen Brothers, this is an incredibly suspenseful thriller that looks set for Oscar glory come February. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 17, 2008 +1777 It is a bloody and grisly film at times, but this is one of those few times where the violence and gore are not just necessary but essential. On first viewing its simply thrilling, on subsequent viewing I get the feeling this will only grow in estimation. fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons January 15, 2008 +1777 Creepy time down south. A fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) January 6, 2008 +1777 The Coens have given us a film so unlike anything they've made before, and in doing so, they've given us a work of complete, devastating brilliance. 5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com January 3, 2008 +1777 While watching it, I kept thinking I have finally seen it - the clear best film of the year, then the film gets to a critical point and literally stops. A fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine January 1, 2008 +1777 Wildly overpraised, but a solid return to form for the Coen Bros. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2008 +1777 No Country is not a film for weak, unsteady hearts. 4/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com December 31, 2007 +1777 I think this just might be [the Coens'] best film so far, with some qualifications. 4/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald December 21, 2007 +1777 An utterly enormous piece of filmmaking... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 19, 2007 +1777 This anti-Western set in the dusty southwest is pretty good for the first two acts, but burns out well before the end. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 17, 2007 +1777 No Country for Old Men is the most brutal cinematic experience of the year, as well as one the best. It's nothing shy of an unforgettable masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Michael Ferraro 0 Bronsonfive December 17, 2007 +1777 It's the unexpected nature of the characters and what happens to them that makes this return to form from the Coen Brothers both intriguing and satisfying. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile December 13, 2007 +1777 a film whose long, twisted narrative roads, rather than converging on some obvious, hackneyed point of closure, instead open out to infinite horizons. fresh Anton Bitel 0 Eye for Film December 13, 2007 +1777 Examines a soulless America that can't live with or without violence. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 12, 2007 +1777 "How much does chance play in our clashes with evil? If that's too philosophical for you, then, pardner, you'd best turn to entertainment other than ""No Country for Old Men,"" arguably the best yet from the Coen brothers. Adult, sophisticated, and often amb" 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 11, 2007 +1777 "Balloons don't blow into funny shapes, and its narrative direction isn't fairly self-explanatory. Yet to watch it is to gaze at the chilling, pitch-black flipside of ""Raising Arizona,"" and be haunted by penetrating, unflinching stares it gives back." 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap December 7, 2007 +1777 The duo may have created their most accomplished and compelling movie to date. 5/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com December 3, 2007 +1777 No Country for Old Men is a modern American masterpiece, a film of unbridled power and purpose. 4/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) December 1, 2007 +1777 Another fascinating and unpredictable character-driven movie from the Coen brothers. 4.5/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant December 1, 2007 +1777 I treasure movies such as this - movies that put you in a location, allow you to soak up the details, and constantly take you places you don't anticipate going. No Country For Old Men is a masterpiece. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 30, 2007 +1777 Joel and Ethan Coen have a great catalog of films behind them, but they paint their masterpiece with No Country For Old Men. 4/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) November 30, 2007 +1777 Imagine, if you will, that you are on an amazing vacation. One for the ages. Then, on the last day - you are mugged. No matter what transpired before, the trip is tainted. A- fresh Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal November 29, 2007 +1777 An extremely tense exercise. 4/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly November 29, 2007 +1777 It's the kind of movie that cries out for a second look, because it's easy to admire, hard to actually like and harder still to penetrate 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 28, 2007 +1777 A brutal and violent film that breaks some of the rules that we expect from crime thrillers. NO COUNTRY is gripping, but it goes for the gut instead of the head. 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 28, 2007 +1777 Javier Bardem steals the show as perhaps the most unnerving screen villain of the year, a monster who ups the ante in terms of tension by holding a cattle gun to his victims' heads while flipping a coin to determine who lives and who dies. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze November 26, 2007 +1777 This is the blackest film noir in years, and a great American movie. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com November 25, 2007 +1777 a nail-biting masterpiece of suspense, operating on a philosophical level that is as sophisticated as it is compelling 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews November 24, 2007 +1777 Almost the best movie of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs November 24, 2007 +1777 Javier Bardem's sadistic fiend has got to be the most ghoulish homicidal maniac around since Jack The Ripper. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze November 24, 2007 +1777 It proves [the Coens] can hold an audience in thrall with the simplest of cinema's elements: a memorable image. 4/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com November 23, 2007 +1777 ...a thoughtful, mature and earnestly meant work about the essential problem of being human-- the suspicion that this is all there is, and that all our noble ideas about honor and decency, about right and wrong, matter not at all to darkening sky and 9 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 23, 2007 +1777 The film is a slow burn, not building, not petering out, just becoming gradually more nerve-wracking as each plot point makes itself known. Astounding sound design by Craig Berkey. 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina November 22, 2007 +1777 No Country for Old Men isn't the first great movie certain to have its ending criticized even by many who enjoyed the rest of the picture. 4/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing November 22, 2007 +1777 And boy howdy, does that dialogue howl like a basset hound pup who's just been yanked from his momma. 4/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star November 22, 2007 +1777 "With ""No Country for Old Men,"" the brothers Coen return to Texas -- and to form." 3.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 22, 2007 +1777 The Coens load the film with realistic touches that add grit and meaning to the almost mythical plot. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 22, 2007 +1777 Joel and Ethan Coen, working from a novel by Cormac McCarthy, have made one of the darkest and best movies of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) November 21, 2007 +1777 With No Country for Old Men the Coens may have made their ultimate statement. You may not agree with their pessimism, but they so effectively tell their story that you cannot help but be swept up in their vision. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star November 21, 2007 +1777 "Not satisfied with just being one of the best thrillers I've ever seen, ""No Country of Old Men"" goes beyond that in its third act to becoming a haunting and unforgettable American classic." 4/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) November 21, 2007 +1777 Bardem, as the man with the odd, long, bowl-cut/pageboy hair and a powerful air compressor that a lesser murderer might give a cute nickname to, is the single most chilling human being to inhabit a movie about death in Texas since Leatherface. 5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com November 21, 2007 +1777 This stark and grimly violent tale of humankind's insignificance in the presence of a force it is helpless to control or predict is a morality tale of existential proportions -- and with contemporary implications. 4/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel November 20, 2007 +1777 With its dizzying alternations of comedy and horror, the film is unmistakably a Coen brothers movie -- albeit a much better one than they've made in a while. A fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor November 20, 2007 +1777 Holds up against the Coens' earlier genre masterpieces like Miller's Crossing and Fargo. 4/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle November 20, 2007 +1777 I would have preferred a bit more resolution, but it's hard to fault the filmmakers for sticking to their filmic style 3.5/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy November 19, 2007 +1777 No Country for Old Men isn't quite a masterpiece. It's simply an exercise in fine craftsmanship, whose craftsmen suit each other superbly. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 Sacramento News & Review November 19, 2007 +1777 "Don't believe the hype. The most unsatisfying conclusion to a film since the final episode of ""The Sopranos"". And that which led up to it wasn't so great either." rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 19, 2007 +1777 People are calling it the best film of the year, and if it isn't, it's darn close. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times November 17, 2007 +1777 Let me just say up front what a pleasure it is to watch a well-crafted film in which not a word or a gesture is wasted. 1 fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org November 17, 2007 +1777 A world of bad men that's easy to get trapped in and impossible to escape from 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit November 17, 2007 +1777 No Country for Old Men looks into the unfathomable depths of evil and poses existential questions about human destiny. Meanwhile, it takes your breath away. fresh Harper Barnes 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 17, 2007 +1777 This is as good a chase thriller as you could want. 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com November 17, 2007 +1777 A rare instance of great American filmmakers taking on a great American book, and winning. A fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News November 17, 2007 +1777 Joel and Ethan Coen have directed their best film since Fargo more than a decade ago. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today November 17, 2007 +1777 This isn't just another notch on the Coen brothers' amazing career of exquisitely crafted crime dramas. It's an instant American classic, and the first truly must-see awards contender of the year. 4.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com November 17, 2007 +1777 There are still a lot of good movies slated for November and December, but it's hard to imagine anything topping the Coen brothers' chiller-thriller No Country for Old Men. 5/5 fresh Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 17, 2007 +1777 Murder for its own sake wears quickly on me and I found myself wanting to flee the theater, and the sooner the better. rotten Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan November 17, 2007 +1777 What makes the movie a masterpiece, however, is not the Coens' supreme command of their craft in these scenes, but their willingness to embrace the resigned worldview of McCarthy's novel. 4/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald November 16, 2007 +1777 [It] just might be the Coen brothers' singular mythic masterwork. 4/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle November 16, 2007 +1777 A cold, rough look at the dissolution of just about everything. It will bother you afterward. It should. A fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News November 16, 2007 +1777 Bardem is nothing less than the best movie villain since Anthony Hopkins slipped out of Hannibal Lecter's manacles, scary-smart and horrifyingly appealing, and Brolin is nothing short of a revelation. 4/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press November 16, 2007 +1777 This movie is that stunning. 4/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post November 16, 2007 +1777 The desert is as cold and bleak as McCarthy's view of humanity, so the laughs may not dare even leave your throat. A fresh Glenn Gaslin 0 E! Online November 16, 2007 +1777 The storytelling is fluid, especially when directors Joel and Ethan Coen start eliding some of the murders and ask us to imagine them for ourselves. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader November 16, 2007 +1777 The mood is darker and quieter than the Coens usually present, though some of the dialogue has a deadpan humor. 3.5/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times November 16, 2007 +1777 Working from a Cormac McCarthy novel that has the heedless, headlong force of an action movie screenplay, Joel and Ethan Coen have improved upon the original by giving it a visual lyricism to match McCarthy's verbal barrage. 4/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News November 16, 2007 +1777 Filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen build and sustain tension so masterfully throughout this adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's novel that even trouble that's been telegraphed still shocks when it arrives. 4/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee November 16, 2007 +1777 A muscular, exact and thrillingly cool movie. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian November 16, 2007 +1777 The Coen brothers' best movie, hands down, is a chase film in which all the characters scatter their essences as they run. A fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun November 16, 2007 +1777 Shockingly effective and incomprehensibly great, No Country for Old Men proves that the Coen Brothers are America's reigning motion picture Gods. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters November 16, 2007 +1777 It's as close to a perfect film as I've seen all year: ingeniously crafted, thematically consistent, and haunting in its implications. A fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com November 15, 2007 +1777 This is intense, provocative filmmaking on every level that is sure to be one of the best American films of the year. A fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony November 15, 2007 +1777 ... strong, evocative storytelling pared to the bone and braced with a sensibility perfectly matched to the material. A fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer November 15, 2007 +1777 [N]o Coen human low-pressure system yet has been anything like the nightmare of centered psychosis that is Javier Bardem's Anton Chigurh. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher November 15, 2007 +1777 The story is vintage McCarthy in its sense of place and its poetic voice. And it is vintage Coens for some of those same traits, and its cruel, graphic violence. 5/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel November 15, 2007 +1777 This Coen Brothers adaptation of the Cormac McCarthy novel may be their darkest film yet. It's also one of their best. 4/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound November 15, 2007 +1777 It's been six years and two movies since the Coen brothers directed a feature that didn't embarrass the memory of everything else they've ever made, but, with No Country for Old Men, the writing-directing duo are back to old form. 4/5 fresh Cole Haddon 0 Orlando Weekly November 15, 2007 +1777 Call it terrifying, stunningly bleak, humane, epic, intimate, darkly funny, deadly serious, or what have you: Whatever laudatory adjectives you throw its way are going to stick. fresh Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) November 14, 2007 +1777 "The film leaves you to figure whether such perception is real, Anton is random, or Carla Jean sees something about the ""country"" the men cannot." fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters November 14, 2007 +1777 The Coens return to form, creating their most idiosyncratic characters since Steve Buscemi's Carl Showalter faced down the wood chipper in Fargo. 4/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly November 13, 2007 +1777 Let's just say it's all amazing. No Country for Old Men is exactly the kind of challenge film buffs will love if you're sick of the by the numbers, multiplex drivel. 5/5 fresh Dennis Przywara 0 Film Threat November 13, 2007 +1777 The hype was right. No Country for Old Men is basically flawless. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 12, 2007 +1777 The Coens are wintry and dead calm ironists, and their movie is finally less an assault on our sensibilities than a subtle -- and possibly permanent -- insinuation into our consciousnesses. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine November 12, 2007 +1777 If nothing else, No Country should win an award for Best Use of an Oxygen Tank. 3.5/4 fresh Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) November 12, 2007 +1777 "If you're not looking for a ""Fargo""-level masterpiece but just for a badass modern Western, it delivers plenty on that level." 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal November 10, 2007 +1777 Tommy Lee Jones combines forces with the Coen Brothers in the unforgiving winds of the West Texas prairie. Javier Barden's psycho-killer and the Coens' creepy direction and screenwriting pops out the grittiest film of the year. 9/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics November 10, 2007 +1777 The Coens return to their darker, earlier days and Brolin and Bardem deliver terrific performances. 8/10 fresh Jeff Otto 0 ReelzChannel.com November 10, 2007 +1777 After two artistic flops, it appeared that filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen had taken a fall. Not so. They're back with their twelfth and perhaps greatest film. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 9, 2007 +1777 The Coen Brothers make the same old story exciting again by telling the entire story in action. Nobody explains their plans, they just see what they have to do and do it. It's all clear, and it's never slow. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine November 9, 2007 +1777 A great American film. A dark and sometimes bleakly comic vision of our violent culture. 4.5/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Maxim November 9, 2007 +1777 No Country for Old Men may just be the year's best picture. 4/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 9, 2007 +1777 This Country is for anyone who loves movies. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press November 9, 2007 +1777 The Coen brothers' screenplay is faithful to McCarthy without being obsequious. In filming it, they play it straight, and the touches of signature humor that are there don't seem like flashes of style, but organic and right. 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 9, 2007 +1777 No Country for Old Men is based on a novel by Cormac McCarthy, but it shows all the Coen strengths. One is a genuine interest in the way people work. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger November 9, 2007 +1777 Deeper, funnier and even stranger than Fargo. fresh Armond White 0 New York Press November 9, 2007 +1777 No Country for Old Men is the first movie I've seen in a very long while that deserves to be called a masterpiece. It's such a stunning achievement in storytelling. 4/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post November 9, 2007 +1777 The film is as lean and mean as a barbed-wire necktie, darkly funny and much deeper than the average crime thriller. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 9, 2007 +1777 It's grim, unforgiving and probably unforgettable -- in some ways you'll want to remember, and in others you may wish you couldn't. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News November 9, 2007 +1777 Both perplexing and engrossing as it explores humanity's animal instincts. This being McCarthy and the Coens, nothing is spelled out. The seeds are there and they will flourish in a fertile mind. 4.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies November 9, 2007 +1777 There isn't a performance in this film that isn't exquisitely in key or a frame in this film that doesn't feel right. At times, the movie deliberately leaves us grasping to understand what we've seen. A fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times November 9, 2007 +1777 The Coens are geniuses at creating tension through editing. No Country has craft and atmosphere aplenty. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News November 9, 2007 +1777 As pure craftsmanship, No Country for Old Men is as good as we've ever gotten from Joel and Ethan Coen. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 9, 2007 +1777 With stunning landscapes around the Tex-Mex border shot by Roger Deakins and the elements of pursuit and retribution, the saga draws from the Western tradition in which the characters become dwarfed by nature. 4.5/5 fresh Richard Mowe 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 9, 2007 +1777 The Coens understand the stark immediacy of this tale, and they visualize it with brilliantly judged details. 4/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe November 9, 2007 +1777 An intense, nihilistic thriller as well as a model of implacable storytelling, this is a film you can't stop watching even though you very much wish you could. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times November 9, 2007 +1777 The Coen brothers...shape the parched, timeless Tex-Mex borderland into a character itself, a place where good and evil alike swelter under the sun, and the prairie wind whistles by uncaring. fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV November 9, 2007 +1777 Most audiences will look at the film and see only the simple plot of a fugitive and his two pursuers, but is there more being said and more being asked within the wide open spaces of No Country for Old Men? Indisputably. 5/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies November 9, 2007 +1777 It's almost too good to be true that the Coen Brothers have adapted McCarthy's novel and brought it to the screen, though it is their bleakest work to date. A fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer November 9, 2007 +1777 Indeed, within the framework of this film it truly is no country for old men, and as that harsh realization presents itself the only emotion left is a form of quietly overpowering devastation. 4/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com November 9, 2007 +1777 The tension of being around a psycho-killer like Anton keeps you on the edge of your seat, with the much-needed relief coming in the brand of humor that only the Coen brothers can deliver. 4.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com November 9, 2007 +1777 In almost seven years as a critic, I have never said this within a review, and here it is: This film is a masterpiece. fresh Mark Dujsik 0 UR Chicago Magazine November 9, 2007 +1777 No Country for Old Men is as good a film as the Coen brothers, Joel and Ethan, have ever made, and they made Fargo. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 9, 2007 +1777 An eerily quiet, bracingly bloody, and expertly laid-out adaptation of the Cormac McCarthy novel. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer November 9, 2007 +1777 The simple saga of two tough hombres, a bag of money and everybody unlucky enough to get in their way blossoms into something far more delicate, contemplative and almost mythical. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly November 9, 2007 +1777 Brutal and intense, it's an enigmatic, metaphysical mindgame. 9/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com November 9, 2007 +1777 It's a localized scenario, but what the movie skillfully does is increase its philosophical scale ever so slowly. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews November 8, 2007 +1777 The Coens have left all their tricks and ironic jokery behind and the resulting film feels deeper and more personally felt than anything they have done before. 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com November 8, 2007 +1777 The Coens have found the perfect source material to continue their dominance of the crime genre while making a second viewing an absolute must to appreciate all the voices involved. 4/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com November 8, 2007 +1777 the neo-western byproduct of a deranged and adrift zeitgeist 4/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com November 8, 2007 +1777 This is the best film the Coen brothers have done since their glory days of Fargo and The Big Lebowski, maybe the best they've done, period. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal November 8, 2007 +1777 Cormac McCarthy's book about a man who finds a case full of money at the scene of a drug deal gone very, very wrong is ideally suited for the Coen brother's understated talk and striking visuals. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom November 8, 2007 +1777 ...an elegy for an American way of life that may make liberals side with the old El Paso Sheriff who bemoans today's youth with their drugs and green hair. It's a Texan lament not heard since The Last Picture Show. A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 8, 2007 +1777 The Coen brothers, once again, prove they are an American asset to film. B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 8, 2007 +1777 For formalists -- those moviegoers sent into raptures by tight editing, nimble camera work and faultless sound design -- No Country for Old Men is pure heaven. fresh 1 New York Times November 8, 2007 +1777 It thunders with the mordant wit, blood-soaked pessimism, and human folly that mark their unique auteurial stamp. A- fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium November 8, 2007 +1777 The result, while it may be their most ambitious and successful film in years, remains just a Coen brothers movie, a curio to collect rather than an experience to remember. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate November 8, 2007 +1777 Bardem's unnerving performance is the one that will stay with you. 4.5/5 fresh Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic November 8, 2007 +1777 A whip-smart, fingernail-chewing creation that crackles with tension and is pocked with thrilling incarnations of evil. It makes the standard-issue nightmare seem like a tropical vacation. A- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 eFilmCritic.com November 8, 2007 +1777 This acerbic, darkly poetic Coen brothers' take on the Cormac McCarthy novel is calculated to give you the willies. 3.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday November 8, 2007 +1777 No Country For Old Men bears McCarthy's unmistakable stamp, and the equally unmistakable mark of filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen, making a strong return after a few years off. A fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club November 8, 2007 +1777 Like the best of Alfred Hitchcock, it's easy to imagine the movie casting its sinister spell on audiences for years to come. 4.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com November 8, 2007 +1777 I just don't like it very much. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post November 8, 2007 +1777 ... edge-of-the-seat suspenseful. fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat November 8, 2007 +1777 So ferociously acted and executed that it practically takes a bite out of you. You won't believe how great it is. 5/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com November 8, 2007 +1777 Long the merry pranksters of the cinema, the Coens have given irony a vacation. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) November 8, 2007 +1777 It's their best work in a while and it's probably going to end up being the year's best movie. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press November 7, 2007 +1777 This measured yet excitingly tense, violent yet maturely sorrowful thriller marks the first time the filmmakers have faithfully adapted somebody else's work to their own specifications and considerable strengths. A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly November 7, 2007 +1777 The ending is so lame it made me feverish. Then I remembered the perfection that came before it, and concluded that this is, without question, the best movie ever made by the eccentric Coen brothers. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer November 7, 2007 +1777 This is the Coen Brothers' leanest and least affected film since Blood Simple. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) November 7, 2007 +1777 Bleak but beautiful, and with characteristic Coen shafts of gallows humor,...about as perfect as a film can get...a shocking and mesmerizing experience. A fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 7, 2007 +1777 The Coens know how a thing or two about pacing, and it's relentless here. The story is full of unexpected twists and switchbacks, and opportunities for the audience to gear down and take a breath are few and far between. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 7, 2007 +1777 This film is an evil delight; adapted from Cormack McCarthy's book, it's filled with suspense, pitch-black humor and one of the most memorable villains in recent cinema. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper November 6, 2007 +1777 While No Country For Old Men is compelling from beginning to end, the film lacks soul. 3/5 rotten Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com November 6, 2007 +1777 A return to glory for the Coen Brothers, a revisiting of the formula that worked so well for them in Fargo, but with a darker, more cynical twist. 4.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend November 5, 2007 +1777 If I want wry lawmen and smart, calculating fugitives, I'll get them from Elmore Leonard; and, if I want Leonard, I'll take him neat, rather than slow-filtered, drop by drop, through a layer of Faulkner, then laced with the Book of Jeremiah. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker November 5, 2007 +1777 Here's the gist: It's a near masterpiece. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture November 5, 2007 +1777 The Coens squeeze us without mercy in a vise of tension and suspense, but only to force us to look into an abyss of our own making. 4/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone November 1, 2007 +1777 Like The Crying Game, Pulp Fiction and other films that shift paradigms in mid-stream, there's more happening than meets the eye....Stark and spare, it's often a gasp-inducing, armrest-clutching experience. A fresh Gabriel Shanks 0 Modern Fabulousity October 25, 2007 +1777 Audience members who found previous Coen brothers' works too precious can rejoice in this, their best film--close to an American masterwork. A- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 24, 2007 +1777 A dust-bowl Pulp Fiction, the movie is bloody, suspenseful, unnerving and, not incidentally, hilarious. The best Coen Bros. drama, without the twitchy mannerisms of Fargo. 4/4 fresh Kyle Smith 0 KyleSmithOnline.com October 24, 2007 +1777 A Cormac McCarthy horror-mystery with all its ingenuity and without Hollywood compromise. Happily for literature, the movie retains the fright and power of the novel with its shock ending. 5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals October 24, 2007 +1777 I may be clearly in the minority on this movie. It will almost certainly be number one on my list of movies that other people liked and I didn't. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer October 24, 2007 +1777 The film is powerhouse genre, touching in its strange, graceful arc towards total resignation, and tinged, as the best and purest of all American genre films are... B+ fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews October 20, 2007 +1777 The Coens' first film since their leaden remake of The Ladykillers is an exceptional return to their Blood Simple roots, offering up a crime saga in which money is almost as irresistible as bad choices are inevitable. 3.5/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine October 9, 2007 +1777 Against the whisper of wind and buzz of flies, the Coens manage to find tension in the subtlest of movements and cut the dialogue through with humour as arid as the landscape. 5/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film October 9, 2007 +1777 Jones graces the film like an elder statesman. fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend October 7, 2007 +1777 A quirky and bloody meditation on the rising tide of violence in America by the Coen brothers. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 6, 2007 +1777 Feels less like a breathing, thinking movie than an exercise. That may be partly because it's an adaptation of a book by a contemporary author who's usually spoken of in hushed, respectful, hat-in-hand tones. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com October 5, 2007 +1777 The most searing film I've seen this year. 4/4 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News October 5, 2007 +1777 In adapting this most un-Coen-like material, the brothers have come up with a winner: an action film with a serious philosophical undertone. fresh Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International October 4, 2007 +1777 The Coen Brothers have gotten their mojo back with the help of Cormac McCarthy. A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 1, 2007 +1777 This is one of [the Coens'] best films, yet, its indelible images resonating long after the final credits roll. 4/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com September 28, 2007 +1777 It could serve as a model of prose-to-film adaptation, choosing exactly the right moments and movements for the picture, and leaving alone others that are better suited to literature. fresh Jim Emerson 1 RogerEbert.com September 18, 2007 +1777 No Country For Old Men is a strong addition to the Coen Bros. shelf and will certainly please fans of crime stories while exciting action aficionados. And both groups will chuckle more than once. 3.5/5 fresh Filip Vukcevic 0 IGN Movies September 14, 2007 +1777 It's the Coen's masterpiece. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 12, 2007 +1777 A terrific return to form on a par with Fargo and other Coen classics. 9/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net September 10, 2007 +1777 This is a film that pulls no punches - it's brutal, violent and at times perverse. It is almost sadistic in how it removes all sense of catharsis from the audience, yet does so with such grace and efficiency that you're constantly shaking your head in ama A+ fresh Jason Gorber 0 Film Scouts September 8, 2007 +1777 Written almost exclusively in taut dialogue, the book already reads like a screenplay, and the Coen brothers have taken full advantage. 4/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail September 6, 2007 +1777 A stark modern-day Western featuring Javier Bardem as the creepiest movie psycho this side of Anthony Hopkins in The Silence of the Lambs. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Village Voice May 31, 2007 +1777 The most ambitious and impressive Coen film in at least a decade, featuring the flat, sun-blasted landscapes of west Texas and an eerily memorable performance by Javier Bardem. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com May 24, 2007 +1777 No Country delivers, with suspense scenes as taut as they are acutely observed. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine May 24, 2007 +1777 In a sense, the film is a lament for old certainties which are cruelly swept aside, perhaps purged would be more accurate, by Bardem's extraordinary monster. 3/5 fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) May 24, 2007 +1777 There is a positively chilling performance from Javier Bardem as an embodiment of human evil to match Dennis Hopper's memorable turn in Blue Velvet. fresh Allan Hunter 0 Screen International May 23, 2007 +1777 A brilliant example of how plot devices as simple as murder and money can be used to explore larger sweeping themes of mortality, morality and more -- while still delivering rousing, intelligent pure entertainment. fresh James Rocchi 0 Cinematical May 21, 2007 +1777 The Coens' typically superior filmmaking sustains the electrifying mood for most of the picture, but they are undone by being too faithful to the source novel by Cormac McCarthy. rotten Ray Bennett 1 Hollywood Reporter May 19, 2007 +1777 A scorching blast of tense genre filmmaking shot through with rich veins of melancholy, down-home philosophy and dark, dark humor. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety May 19, 2007 +1777 Brilliant from first frame to last, this faithful adaptation of McCarthy's novel is the Coen brothers best film to date, a masterpiece that's mesmerizing as a thriller and meditation on the nature of violence in America. A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com May 19, 2007 +1781 A star is born in Nashville. 4/5 fresh Randy White 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1781 Peter Bogdanovich brings conviction but little else to this upbeat response to Robert Altman's Nashville. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide June 14, 2009 +1781 Perhaps there's not much new to say about the dues and disappointments involved in breaking into the country music scene, but the scenes are fresh and the emotions real in Peter Bogdanovich's tune-laden, mixed-mood drama. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1781 It's good enough to watch, but not good enough to re-watch. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 8, 2006 +1781 Nothing terribly new happens here, but Bogdanovich plays out his scenes with tenderness and affection, and the honest performances spring to life. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid April 6, 2006 +1781 The Thing Called Love charms and touches. 3/4 fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 Slant Magazine March 11, 2006 +1781 Bogdanovich's modest staging is occasionally awkward -- his kids still watch John Wayne movies at the drive-in -- but there's a convincing sense of what Nashville's like and how country music works. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1781 It's so sad that Phoenix went out not with a bang but with this whimper. 2.5/5 rotten Don Willmott 0 Filmcritic.com January 12, 2006 +1781 A highlight of Phoenix's career 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 11, 2005 +1781 Although well acted, with early scenes that deftly sketch the atmosphere, the movie, written by Carol Heikkinen, never takes off. rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +1781 Sometimes Bogdanovich is just too intelligent for his own good. While he hardly puts a foot wrong in his observation of shattered ambitions, his curse seems to be that his work will forever be unfashionable. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1781 Perhaps no one could have saved Phoenix, who was not lucky enough to find a higher bottom than death. But this performance in this movie should have been seen by someone as a cry for help. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1781 River Phoenix gives a somnambulant impersonation of Christian Slater impersonating Jack Nicholson, and Samantha Mathis spends much of the movie trying to figure out exactly who her character is. 0/5 rotten Louis Black 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1781 Aside from its blatantly commercial aspirations and predictable storyline, there is an appealing cast, enjoyable songs and some funny bits of business. 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1781 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 6, 2005 +1781 2/5 rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle August 29, 2005 +1781 2/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) November 18, 2004 +1781 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) May 30, 2003 +1781 2/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat March 4, 2003 +1781 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 10, 2003 +1785 A merely acceptable adaptation that feels more like a supernatural thriller with a couple of references to the game, involuntarily funny dialogue, and decent performances, than a terrifying production. [Full review in Spanish] 2/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 December 5, 2016 +1785 This routine video-game spinoff borrows heavily from James Cameron action flicks and George Romero zombie epics but doesn't do much else. 2/5 rotten Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight February 8, 2014 +1785 This adaptation captures the spirit of the video games and with its fun, anything can happen mindset and tons of over the top violence, 'Resident Evil' proves there may be a future for video game movies yet. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files September 11, 2012 +1785 An ultra-gory video game-to-movie disappointment. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 28, 2010 +1785 The overblown action and cheapo effects become as relentless as the undead. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm September 9, 2010 +1785 A Z grade bit of fodder for the pre-teen sector... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1785 This video-game-to-celluloid adaptation has a clammy, nightmarish glaze and tightly coiled sense of tension. 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1785 Entertainment in dire need of its own self-assurance. C rotten Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth October 11, 2007 +1785 Hats off, however, to the production team for the set designs and one very imaginative death-by-laser sequence. The rest is a derivative, tedious mess. rotten Derek Adams 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1785 here are times when RESIDENT EVIL looks unfinished or below its potential 5/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 Draxblog Movie Reviews July 13, 2005 +1785 So bad it can't even steal effectively from good movies that came before. 0/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer December 18, 2004 +1785 In the category of zombie movies, this is top shelf. 3/4 fresh Shirley Klass 0 Fantastica Daily September 17, 2003 +1785 Don't expect Aliens but don't resign yourself to Ghosts of Mars either. 3/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 April 8, 2003 +1785 Barbequed Doggie Zombies. If your heart just skipped a beat and you find yourself atingle with anticipation, then I wish you good luck and Godspeed and there's no need for you to read further 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews April 5, 2003 +1785 Game fans will be disappointed. Zombie fans will be disappointed. Paul Anderson's fan will be disappointed. 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine March 30, 2003 +1785 "The only real ""cerebral"" activity that should take place in a zombie movie is the consumption of brains by the heretofore mentioned zombies themselves." 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +1785 ...The latest proof that trying to adapt a film from a video game is a bad idea. 1.5/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1785 Milla Jovovich and Michelle Rodriguez kick zombie butt in this faithful, action-packed adaptation of the popular survival horror video game. 7.5/10 fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment January 13, 2003 +1785 I'll bet the video game is a lot more fun than the film. 2.5/5 rotten David Grove 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1785 Disappointing horror flick, with only the Zombie Dogs and Jovovich's skimpy zombie-busting attire to recommend it. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1785 It was fun and I got what I wanted ? that seems to happen less and less these days in the cinema, we should take all we can get. 3.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina October 2, 2002 +1785 It is based on a video game, and as such, it exists merely to go from one life-or-death scenario to the next. D rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 18, 2002 +1785 Don't reach for the remote control. It's not going to help you navigate Resident Evil, the latest video game making its awkward transition to the screen. rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Southside Callbox September 10, 2002 +1785 It works well enough, since the thrills pop up frequently, and the dispatching of the cast is as often imaginative as it is gory. 3.5/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com September 4, 2002 +1785 Yawn-inducing, badly scripted B-grade nonsense that isn't particularly scary and certainly isn't original. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile August 17, 2002 +1785 I probably should stay away from any movie with a video game as its source. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1785 So lifeless, pointless and dank that it manages the amazing feat of making the undead seem boring. 0.5/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic July 24, 2002 +1785 On its own terms, Resident Evil updates the zombie genre with an anti-corporate message while still scaring its audience and providing heart-pounding action. 2.5/4 fresh Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune July 20, 2002 +1785 As a slickly-produced piece of trash -- and, more importantly, as an adaptation of a videogame -- it holds its own. fresh 0 Film4 July 14, 2002 +1785 Certainly not a good movie, but it wasn't horrible either. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 12, 2002 +1785 It's nothing we hadn't seen before, but the pace is fast and there are some great action set pieces. Did I mention it has zombie Rottweilers too? fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page July 10, 2002 +1785 "When the dead come back to life and start chewing on the living it all comes flooding back. These heroes should have remembered ""Dawn of the Dead" 2/4 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com July 9, 2002 +1785 Anderson ... has enough sense not to let the pace flag for a second, filling the screen with ravenous flesh-eaters, explosions and special effects. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com June 24, 2002 +1785 Resident Evil is a rabid zombie thriller that splatters on the screen with gruesome joy. Intense, loud and fast-paced, this is the best video game-turned-movie ever. 4/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) June 20, 2002 +1785 One of the better shoot 'em up games in computing history comes to the big screen in a way that is not only near unrecognisable, but also one of the most disappointing adaptations of a game ever. 2/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons June 13, 2002 +1785 A dumb, mean-spirited movie based on a dumb, mean-spirited video game. 1/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) June 10, 2002 +1785 Loud, grisly, action-packed and profoundly un-scary. 1/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall May 2, 2002 +1785 A zombie movie in every sense of the word--mindless, lifeless, meandering, loud, painful, obnoxious. 1/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies April 24, 2002 +1785 An exciting, frivolous ride through a vision of the future that may be bleaker than anything in Brazil. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather April 23, 2002 +1785 [There's] nothing scary here except for some awful acting and lame special effects. 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com April 16, 2002 +1785 The inherent limitations of using a video game as the source material movie are once again made all too clear in this schlocky horror/action hybrid. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com April 9, 2002 +1785 A by-the-numbers effort that won't do much to enhance the franchise. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International March 26, 2002 +1785 lacks a sense of fun C- rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com March 24, 2002 +1785 The film's modest and campy success hangs on the magnificent screen presence of Milla Jovovich, an angelic warrior clad in a red dinner dress and black combat boots, with piercing blue eyes. fresh Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1785 "The credits list the film as being ""written and directed"" by Paul W.S. Anderson. ""Programmed by"" would be a more accurate credit." 1/5 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly March 23, 2002 +1785 Just think that you could have sacrificed ten quarters to play Resident Evil the video game instead of coughing up ten bucks to witness the monotonous Resident Evil the movie. 1.5/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye March 23, 2002 +1785 I firmly believe that a good video game movie is going to show up soon. I also believe that Resident Evil is not it. 2.5/5 rotten Shay Casey 0 Daily-Reviews March 22, 2002 +1785 One thing's for sure-if George Romero had directed this movie, it wouldn't have taken the protagonists a full hour to determine that in order to kill a zombie you must shoot it in the head. C+ rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus March 20, 2002 +1785 It's completely pointless. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper March 19, 2002 +1785 essentially a futuristic Night of the Living Dead without the social commentary, pacing, or interesting characters 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 19, 2002 +1785 I feel qualified to report that the game itself is more exciting and, just as important, much cheaper to sample. 1.5/4 rotten Joe Leydon 0 San Francisco Examiner March 18, 2002 +1785 Devolves into the derivative, leaning on badly-rendered CGI effects. 2/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 17, 2002 +1785 I would say that chaos ensues, but it started the minute the opening credits started to roll, so 'ensuing' is not very helpful. Chaos reigns. 0.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies March 17, 2002 +1785 Is this the future of horror or just some bizarre fluke? Don't ask me, I'm having too much fun to care. 2.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle March 17, 2002 +1785 Quasi-evil - to quote Dr. Evil 3/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review March 17, 2002 +1785 Just a good old fashioned time at the cinema, but check your brain at the door. 8/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com March 17, 2002 +1785 ...nothing more than an endless festival of blood and gore, masquerading under the guise of a gritty modern science fiction fable. 1.5/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org March 16, 2002 +1785 a thoroughly unoriginal, but fast-paced and entertaining genre B-flick B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 16, 2002 +1785 An already thin story boils down to surviving invaders seeking an existent anti-virus. If only there were one for this kind of movie. 2/4 rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today March 16, 2002 +1785 While the Resident Evil games may have set new standards for thrills, suspense, and gore for video games, the movie really only succeeds in the third of these. 2/5 rotten Annette Cardwell 0 Filmcritic.com March 15, 2002 +1785 Director Paul W.S. Anderson's cinematic style can be summed up in two words: 'ooh' and 'ick.' 1/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 15, 2002 +1785 Dumbed-down, lowest-common-denominator filmmaker with...no scares to be had. 1/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 15, 2002 +1785 Its characters are thinner than cardboard -- or even comic-book paper. 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee March 15, 2002 +1785 Resident Evil is not a cautionary tale about scientific experiments gone awry; clearly, it's meant to be a blood-spattered, shoot 'em up, slice 'em and dice 'em, horror sci-fi popcorn flick to the nth degree. 3/4 fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily March 15, 2002 +1785 A derivative collection of horror and sci-fi cliches. 1/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star March 15, 2002 +1785 It's spooky, suspenseful and jump-out-of-your-seat scary. 2.5/4 fresh Tom Sander 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel March 15, 2002 +1785 The best video-game-based movie so far. 3/4 fresh Melanie McFarland 1 Seattle Times March 15, 2002 +1785 The only noticeable Resident Evil on display here is the lack of creativity in the minds of the filmmakers. 2.5/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! March 15, 2002 +1785 The action in Resident Evil is like watching demons from the repressed unconscious break loose and attack the ego. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 15, 2002 +1785 Such a bad movie that its luckiest viewers will be seated next to one of those ignorant pinheads who talk throughout the show. rotten Charles Savage 1 Miami Herald March 15, 2002 +1785 If anyone could do justice to the hugely popular Resident Evil series ... it's Anderson. 3/5 fresh Drew McAnulty 0 Jam! Movies March 15, 2002 +1785 Movies based on video games are shallow, obvious and one-dimensional. 2.5/5 rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies March 15, 2002 +1785 Delivers a knockout punch for teens and/or game fans but may repulse or bore everybody else. 2.5/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies March 15, 2002 +1785 A fresh hybrid of zombie horror, high-tech sci-fi and butt-kicking thrill ride. B fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle March 15, 2002 +1785 Began life as a computer game, then morphed into a movie -- a bad one, of course. 1.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 15, 2002 +1785 Fans of the game and the genre will be disappointed with the lack of gore ... and everyone else will find what plot there is confusing and boring. 2/4 rotten Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch March 15, 2002 +1785 The movie is Dawn of the Dead crossed with John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars, with zombies not as ghoulish as the first and trains not as big as the second. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 15, 2002 +1785 A video game cum movie that substitutes shrieking decibel levels for a coherent plot and any resemblance to originality. 1/4 rotten Loren King 1 Boston Globe March 15, 2002 +1785 The interchangeable males all resemble Freddie Prinze Jr., and Anderson's direction is no less anemic, making one yearn for an Escape/Quit button that, sadly, doesn't exist in this medium. rotten John Patterson 1 L.A. Weekly March 15, 2002 +1785 Finally, a sit-on-the-edge-of-your-seat thriller that, though slightly by the numbers, made you jump on more than one occasion. 3/5 fresh Noah Davis 0 Hollywood.com March 15, 2002 +1785 Anderson apparently doesn't understand how to scare an audience. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) March 15, 2002 +1785 What saves it ... and makes it one of the better video-game-based flicks, is that the film acknowledges upfront that the plot makes no sense, such that the lack of linearity is the point of emotional and moral departure for protagonist Alice. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters March 15, 2002 +1785 Feel free to turn off your brain and let these zombies munch on it for a while. B- fresh 0 E! Online March 15, 2002 +1785 Mildly grisly, assaultively noisy and tremendously boring. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com March 15, 2002 +1785 Utter rubbish--loud, chaotic and ugly...Eviction would seem the only perfect solution. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 14, 2002 +1785 Resident Evil isn't a product of its cinematic predecessors so much as an MTV, sugar hysteria, and PlayStation cocktail. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central March 14, 2002 +1785 Handsome and sometimes creepy, but formulaic in the extreme. 2/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide March 14, 2002 +1785 All Ms. Jovovich, as the sanctified heroine, has to do is look radiant, grimly purposeful and mildly alarmed while forcing open doors, wielding wrenches and fleeing monsters. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times March 14, 2002 +1785 Even in the dubious genre of movies based on video games, Resident Evil is an abomination. 1/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press March 14, 2002 +1785 Resident Evil is what comes from taking John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars and eliminating the beheadings. In other words, about as bad a film you're likely to see all year. 0.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com March 14, 2002 +1785 Video games are more involving than this mess. D+ rotten Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News March 14, 2002 +1785 Like many video games, Resident Evil has a drearily long setup, then a lot of blood and gore, then an overextended ending. C- rotten Ellen Kim 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 14, 2002 +1785 Not blindingly original, although it is ear-splittingly loud. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 14, 2002 +1785 It delivers action, comedy and intensity charged with jolts of terrifying scary fun. 3/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) March 14, 2002 +1785 This is an arcade game, designed to deliver thrills and chills. This is does. 2.5/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette March 14, 2002 +1785 To say it's the best video-game adaptation yet isn't much ... but Anderson's done a bang-up job. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times March 14, 2002 +1785 An energetic, violent movie with a momentum that never lets up. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 14, 2002 +1785 Forgettable horror -- more gory than psychological -- with a highly satisfying quotient of Friday-night excitement and Milla power. 3.5/4 fresh Mike Antonucci 1 San Jose Mercury News March 14, 2002 +1785 Though it may damage my credibility as a respectable movie critic, I'll proudly list Resident Evil on my list of this year's guilty pleasures. 7 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide March 14, 2002 +1785 Mostly, the movie is filled with scenes where the soldier people argue until somebody says, 'What's that sound?,' and then some horrible monster comes out and tries to eat them. 5/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine March 14, 2002 +1785 ...stands up with the best of the modern B monster movies. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 14, 2002 +1785 Paul Anderson, the director of such previous sci-fi turkeys as Event Horizon, Soldier and Mortal Combat, is back again with another loud, over-the-top picture. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews March 13, 2002 +1785 Resident Evil may be brain dead but it's great popcorn entertainment nonetheless. 2.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine March 13, 2002 +1785 Brrrrrr....As scary as a ride though the Coney Island funhouse. 1.5/4 rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 13, 2002 +1785 Attending Resident Evil is like being at a Rob Zombie concert while wearing your grandfather's hearing aid and having it turned up to ten. fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum March 13, 2002 +1785 The special effects for this film were pretty bad. 5/10 rotten Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net March 13, 2002 +1785 A generic bloodbath that often becomes laughably unbearable when it isn't merely offensive. rotten David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter March 12, 2002 +1785 A monster combat thriller as impersonal in its relentlessness as the videogame series that inspired it. C+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly March 7, 2002 +1785 1/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 10, 2004 +1785 1/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1785 2.5/4 rotten 0 Reel.com April 13, 2002 +1785 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom March 30, 2002 +1785 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News March 19, 2002 +1786 To say the love story was hard to believe, is putting it mildly--it was impossible to fathom. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 15, 2004 +1786 Feels like it was crafted by an outsider, with the cliche-filled dialogue reading like a rough translation. 2/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press September 20, 2003 +1786 One of those films where great acting and occasionally brilliant dialogue attempt to overcome an unbelievable plot and a cowardly Hollywood ending. 3/5 fresh Richard Nilsen 1 Arizona Republic September 12, 2003 +1786 The biggest flaw in Love the Hard Way is its total inability to coherently convey the passage of time. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times August 6, 2003 +1786 Brody pulls the juggling act off -- bringing to mind some riveting cinematic misfits before him, from Brando to McQueen to Pacino. 3/4 fresh Misha Berson 1 Seattle Times August 1, 2003 +1786 There must be some reason to worry over the fate of these people, but it's not in the movie. 2/4 rotten Michael Booth 1 Denver Post July 25, 2003 +1786 Heartfelt but fatally overwrought romantic melodrama. 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe July 11, 2003 +1786 Though the lanky, dreamy-eyed Brody shows range, he's got a dorky quality that's hard to dismiss -- his strutting his stuff sends eyes rolling. rotten Kim Morgan 0 Oregonian July 10, 2003 +1786 Brody has offbeat charisma, but it's no match for the corny dialogue he's given here, not to mention the Wild at Heart snakeskin jacket he wears. 1/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor July 10, 2003 +1786 "Love the Hard Way"" looks low budget and any box office will be made from those interested in seeing Brody in his post ""Pianist"" role..." C rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 9, 2003 +1786 As character studies of Jack and Claire, it is daring and inventive, and worthy of comparison with the films of a French master of criminal psychology like Jean-Pierre Melville. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 27, 2003 +1786 A dark, uneven character study. 2.5/4 rotten Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune June 27, 2003 +1786 so damn weird in refusing to go where one expects that it maintains interest - too bad it missed a chance at last minute redemption with a satisfying conclusion C+ rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews June 26, 2003 +1786 Brody creates exactly the taunting demi-monster who could inveigle Claire. fresh Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic June 25, 2003 +1786 Annoying as it is in some ways, is worth seeing for Brody's performance alone. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan June 21, 2003 +1786 Brody's performance as Jack is about as good as that which won him the Oscar for The Pianist. 3.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune June 20, 2003 +1786 [Brody] can be proud of his work here, and the movie is better than just a pre-stardom curiosity. 2/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 20, 2003 +1786 Such a volatile presence needs control, and director Peter Sehr doesn't fine-tune either the character or the performance enough to keep it from burning out and self-destructing. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 20, 2003 +1786 [The story] is often overly simplistic when it is trying hardest for emotional complexity. 2.5/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News June 19, 2003 +1786 'While the film's tough to watch, it's also impossible to look away from.' B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com June 13, 2003 +1786 A movie that can't make up its mind if it wants to be urban poetry or a silly soap opera. 1.5/4 rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News June 13, 2003 +1786 Packed with characters wallowing in self-conscious cool that's as tedious as their anomie. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times June 12, 2003 +1786 The pair have little chemistry: Ayanna is a lovely girl with a sweet smile and a fine pout, but she simply can't match the soul shining from Brody's big brown windows. rotten 1 L.A. Weekly June 12, 2003 +1786 Blame the script, which fails to fill out exactly how conflicted these characters are. 3/5 rotten Mark Athitakis 0 Filmcritic.com June 11, 2003 +1786 The cool, detached German director lacks the kind of warmth needed to bring such characters to life. rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer June 11, 2003 +1786 [W]orth seeing mainly for Brody's electric performance ... fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper June 9, 2003 +1786 Full of bad dialogue, cheap locations, unbelievable situations and a lot of characters who have clearly spent too much time watching B-movies. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger June 6, 2003 +1786 The film's premise -- that the savvy student played by Charlotte Ayanna would get involved with this creep -- is a stretch at best. 3/10 rotten Erich Scholz 0 Citysearch June 6, 2003 +1786 Wildly uneven romantic drama. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post June 5, 2003 +1786 This is Love the Dull Way. C rotten 0 E! Online June 5, 2003 +1786 Balancing the darkly comic with the tragically lurid is a tough trick; on a good day Jim Thompson could get the balance right, but Sehr simply seems to be cross-cutting between two entirely different movies. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide June 5, 2003 +1786 The movie is of the sort that relies exclusively on charm and charisma. Love the Hard Way has neither. 1/4 rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday June 5, 2003 +1786 It's a posturing, pandering tale of sexual obsession in thrall to its own overweening self-importance. 1/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 5, 2003 +1786 I figure Brody chose his own hip-jutting, fashion-runway postures, little realizing at the time that he was about to punch a big-time ticket out of this indie palookaville. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly June 4, 2003 +1786 If this adaptation of Chinese punk-lit writer Wang Shuo's fiction doesn't survive its Bronx trick-out, you can't really blame Brody, whose luminous autodidact seems caught between camp and coolsville. rotten Laura Sinagra 1 Village Voice June 3, 2003 +1786 Any woman who wants to change her man will find out how. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve May 29, 2003 +1786 Sehr accurately captures new love -- at its mildest distracting, at its harshest destructive. 3/5 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 10, 2003 +1786 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 16, 2005 +1786 2/4 rotten Paul Sherman 0 Boston Herald July 16, 2005 +1788 Bright Star is a beautiful film, filled with the glories of nature and man that inspired Keats. 3/4 fresh Kelly Jane 0 Washington Times December 4, 2018 +1788 The problem that the New Zealand director cannot overcome is that there is the lack of electricity between Ben Whishaw and Abbie Cornish in the lead roles. 2/5 rotten Kaleem Aftab 0 The List November 3, 2018 +1788 Yes, it is a thing of beauty and, yes, things of beauty are joys for ever but we can also probably say this about them: they don't always add up to the most affecting movies. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 29, 2018 +1788 The film is mistaken to the point of perversity about the nature of imagination when it comes to a poet and especially to this poet. rotten Christopher Ricks 0 The New York Review of Books August 29, 2018 +1788 In a world where only Hollywood cinematic romance is acceptable, it is a risk that pays off. fresh Shelagh Rowan-Legg 0 ThatShelf.com May 18, 2018 +1788 Campion manages to understand and present the essence of a passionate relationship, without becoming corny or old fashioned. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Laura Hiros 0 March 16, 2018 +1788 Bright Star is a work of muted eroticism, and in its bare-bones approach, it's a story reminding us that love often grows without explosive fanfare. fresh Dan DiNicola 0 The Daily Gazette (Schenectady, NY) February 2, 2018 +1788 Every frame exudes a sweet, doomed innocence that makes you want to cry, then swoon, then cry again. fresh Joe Reid 0 Decider January 24, 2018 +1788 Wonderful attention is paid to detail, including clothing, furniture and highly-stylized behavior. What is missing is emotion. rotten Ed Koch 1 The Atlantic January 16, 2018 +1788 It all feels quite lovely and seems an achievement unto itself, to be allowed to soak in all this calm and tenderness. fresh Martha Polk 0 MUBI December 14, 2017 +1788 Director Jane Campion's most enthralling film since The Piano. fresh Caryn James 0 Marie Claire October 11, 2017 +1788 [Jane Campion] shows us here the beautiful sanctuaries that word and image create together, and the reasons why life requires us ... to abandon them. fresh Nicola Evans 0 Film Comment Magazine September 24, 2014 +1788 Campion's film avoids any taint of costume drama frippery. Yes, Fanny starts off as a Regency-era fashionista, but Cornish and Whishaw's deeply felt performances give us a real sense of the beating hearts beneath the frock coats and bonnets. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk August 2, 2012 +1788 to film asxoleitai me ton erwta toys, apo th skopia ths Fanny, apo th skopia petaloydas poy sboyrizei anemela mexri na brei sto libadi poihth na toy royfhksei to nektar 3/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses September 29, 2011 +1788 The emotions found in Bright Star are raw and passionate, and are magnificently presented in the most simplest and natural moments. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 7, 2010 +1788 Bright Star is, indeed, a bright star. 3.5/5 fresh Marie Asner 0 Phantom Tollbooth July 7, 2010 +1788 Romance and poetry have no time to sag 2.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit May 31, 2010 +1788 Gorgeous and anchored by a flinty performance from Abbie Cornish, it's a mystery as to why this Jane Campion period piece fades away rather than catches fire. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm May 13, 2010 +1788 High-Toned, Tragic, Exalted Soap 3/4 fresh Janos Gereben 0 Entertainment Insiders April 13, 2010 +1788 Janet Patterson has come up with an exquisite wardrobe for Fanny that magically suits both the biographical back-story and Cornish's fine physique. Let's hope Oscar agrees. 4/5 fresh 0 JWR February 25, 2010 +1788 The plot doesn't have much to go on, so much is imagined but not demonstrably true, with acting, production design and period costume hopefully covering for accuracy. rotten Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 14, 2010 +1788 Has a disarming quality to it, depicting a romance not as torrid waves of drama but as something that is born awkward and steadily gains its holding. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies January 12, 2010 +1788 A movie in the inimitable PBS Masterpiece Theater style. John Keats falls in love, gets TB and dies. At least there are no Exxon commercials. rotten Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 4, 2010 +1788 The film appears to be flirting with the idea of superficiality and romance and wit and depth of character but never really explores any tack at length, except the agonies of their love. 2.5/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina December 29, 2009 +1788 This is tragic young love in all its overwrought glory and agony. This is not the reserved, stylish sort of love one seen in Jane Austen's works. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 27, 2009 +1788 Oh Bright Star, wouldst thou were a great film... but thou art not. Thou art good but bitsy. 3.5/5 fresh Giles Hardie 0 smh.com.au December 23, 2009 +1788 But the film is more about the impact of love on both their lives than about the impact of his poetry, which wasn't widely recognised until after his death. Life's a bitch. fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile December 18, 2009 +1788 Like a bright star that shines from the heavens, Jane Campion's film about the doomed love between the poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne is exquisitely beautiful, but keeps us at arm's length. fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile December 18, 2009 +1788 The most perfect film of the year. 4/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) December 18, 2009 +1788 Your heart will break, your head will swoon, and you will hope against hope for a happy ending that history will not permit. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) December 17, 2009 +1788 One of the year's pleasures for the eyes, mind and heart -- a bright star indeed. 4.5/5 fresh Des Partridge 0 Courier Mail (Australia) December 17, 2009 +1788 Jane Campion's film is as lyrical as you might expect but it's also enlivened with a bracing air of irreverence. 4/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald December 17, 2009 +1788 Equal parts a lovely daydream and heaving, lovelorn sobs, Bright Star is something of an intimate masterpiece. fresh Kate Jinx 0 Concrete Playground December 16, 2009 +1788 I think it's her most restrained film, in a lot of ways. It's very classic. It's very poetic. It embraces Keats poetry in the making of it. 4.5/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 16, 2009 +1788 Campion takes her time to tell her tender story, but the film rewards with a conclusion I found incredibly moving. This is certainly one of the best films of the year. 5/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) December 16, 2009 +1788 A lush romantic drama where the best elements are the least romantic. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight December 12, 2009 +1788 This is a worthwhile story told with lukewarm emotion. The doomed love comes off as less a tragedy than a pity. The background makes this story more interesting than the foreground does. 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 3, 2009 +1788 Bright Star is an admirable film made by a superb craftsman, but for me, Campion fails to deliver the big emotional punch she hopes to land. 3/5 fresh Cosmo Landesman 0 Times (UK) November 13, 2009 +1788 Sit and savour this marvellous film until the lights come up. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) November 13, 2009 +1788 A combination of unstuffy dialogue, wise casting, unselfconscious performances and sensuous but never pretty photography makes Campion's version of the nineteenth century feel current but not anachronistic. 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out November 6, 2009 +1788 An eloquent, well-crafted return to form - and return to corsets and period frocks - for Jane Campion, who uses the character of Fanny Brawne, the survivor, to give a unique perspective on the creative, terminal period in the life of John Keats. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel Etherington 0 Film4 November 6, 2009 +1788 Without major tension, conflict or crisis, Brawne and Keats simply mope about, moon at each other, talk about literature and wait for the great poet to die from tuberculosis. 1/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) November 6, 2009 +1788 Dramatically static from first to final frame, it charts the non-progress of the central relationship as a series of nineteenth-century feints and counter-feints. rotten Kevin Maher 0 Little White Lies November 6, 2009 +1788 A wonderfully realised account of intoxicating love and a movie with spirit and soul. Don't expect it to set the box office on fire though. 4/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy November 6, 2009 +1788 "This shrugs off the musty restraints of costumed stereotypes and concentrates exclusively on the slowburning affair as Keats finds himself ""dissolving"" as love draws him in." 4/5 fresh Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema November 6, 2009 +1788 Quietly shedding all the fussy baggage of 'heritage drama', Campion gives us a moving account of Keats' great love and tragic death. A film of pictorial beauty and authenticity, graced with a fine cast. 4/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film November 6, 2009 +1788 It simmers rather than sizzles, shimmers rather than sears. But possession of a Y chromosome is by no means an obstacle to enjoyment of it. fresh 0 November 6, 2009 +1788 There's a fine line between fragile sensitivity and wimpishness, and Ben Whishaw tramples all over it. He is the drippiest British actor since the Merchant Ivory heyday of James Wilby. 2/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) November 6, 2009 +1788 [Bright Star] may have inspired some beautiful poetry but, here, provokes mere yawns. 2/5 rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) November 6, 2009 +1788 A heavenly delight. 4/5 fresh 0 The Sun (UK) November 6, 2009 +1788 Steadfastness, truth and a simple, blazing, incandescent humanity. This is a literary life story in which life, for once, is the meaningful word. 5/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times November 6, 2009 +1788 Bright Star deals with the sonnets and the bonnets - top marks to the production and costume designer, Janet Patterson - with wit and restraint, and proves that a chaste romance needn't lack for passion, or poetry. 4/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) November 6, 2009 +1788 Beautiful cinematography, exceptional performances and an admirable sense of restraint combine to make it one of the most gorgeous and satisfying period dramas in recent memory. 5/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) November 6, 2009 +1788 Bright Star is at once sublimely swoonsome yet marvellously down to Earth. 4/5 fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) November 6, 2009 +1788 Campion has created another resonant paean to love's pain and joy, and gives new life to John Keats, too often now associated with dusty school books. 4/5 fresh Liz Beardsworth 0 Empire Magazine November 6, 2009 +1788 Bright Star is that rare and upbraiding thing, a film - perhaps the last one of the year - that seeks not to jam your emotions or scare you silly, but asks you to think about words. 4/5 fresh Andrew O'Hagan 0 London Evening Standard November 6, 2009 +1788 Sumptuous attention to detail, lush photography and beautifully understated performances 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 6, 2009 +1788 Despite being visually stunning, it's as dry as hell. 3/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World November 6, 2009 +1788 A sedate, intelligent and quietly sensuous film. 4/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman November 6, 2009 +1788 I wanted to love it because it's so damn literary and exquisitely put together but ultimately it felt like a very long two hours. rotten Richard Knight 0 Windy City Times November 3, 2009 +1788 A beautiful film and a strikingly truthful one, and not because it waxes too philosophic or throws down the intellectual gauntlet. 4/4 fresh Brett McCracken 0 Christianity Today October 31, 2009 +1788 A thoroughly engaging, beautifully directed and superbly acted romantic drama that packs a powerful emotional punch. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 22, 2009 +1788 If John Keats is the catalyst who inspired Miss Campion to make this film, and us to go see it, it is Fanny Brawne, the bright star of the film's title, who makes it worthwhile. fresh Beverly Berning 0 culturevulture.net October 18, 2009 +1788 Gorgeous to behold, the film also devastates with its meticulous portrait of impassioned lovers against whom fate conspires so mightily. 4/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) October 16, 2009 +1788 "In presenting Keats as much in Brawne's eyes as she in his, we watch Fanny's growing interest in John, we wait with her for his letters, we share in her anguish when all seems lost -- Campion suggests that he was her ""bright star"" as well" fresh Jen Yamato 0 Cinematical October 16, 2009 +1788 Impressive conventional and competent PBS-like biopic on the romantic poet John Keats. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 12, 2009 +1788 Masterpieces of literature-to-film are a rare breed; this film falls short with satisfaction. 3/5 fresh Matthew Sorrento 0 Film Threat October 10, 2009 +1788 Sensitively, slowly explores the interplay between a living, breathing muse and an inspired artist. Quietly makes a Regent-era, circumspect romance palpable. 8/10 fresh Nora Lee 0 Film-Forward.com October 9, 2009 +1788 Plays by the strict and proper rules of the period genre, resulting in a predominantly frigid and impersonal love story. 2/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly October 2, 2009 +1788 For a movie so sensuously mounted, it's remarkably grounded. B+ fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor October 2, 2009 +1788 A love story like they don't make any more, except I'm not certain that they ever really did. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy October 1, 2009 +1788 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! October 1, 2009 +1788 The handsome-looking period drama takes material that could have been portrayed in lurid and sensationalistic detail but instead portrays it with real sensitivity and class, without going too far in showing a passionate romantic relationship. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 1, 2009 +1788 "With ""Bright Star,"" writer/director Jane Campion has made a film that is like a flip, 'civilized,' version of ""The Piano's"" exotic wilderness." A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 28, 2009 +1788 Elegant and incadescent, it revels in its innate intelligence. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate September 28, 2009 +1788 Bright Star is one of those rare films that critics wait for and moviegoers can't wait to tell their friends about. Oscar nominations may be on their way at last. 4.5/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com September 28, 2009 +1788 should inspire current and future generations to explore Keats and other Romantic poets B+ fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews September 27, 2009 +1788 It was so refreshing to see a story told about true love that contained honest chemistry. Ben Wishaw should be nominated for Oscar right now. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews September 26, 2009 +1788 One man's woe is the audience's tedium. rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper September 25, 2009 +1788 The rare film about the life of an artist that is itself a work of art. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate September 25, 2009 +1788 This film about the doomed love affair of poet John Keats and his neighbor Fanny Brawne left me underwhelmed. 2.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star September 25, 2009 +1788 In its way Campion's film is a thing of beauty, but its characters' inner lives must be taken on faith. 2.5/5 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune September 25, 2009 +1788 It is a great film about a great love. 4/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies September 25, 2009 +1788 Greig Fraser's cool cinematography offsets the heat in Campion's ecstatically literate screenplay, which quotes Keats' handiwork all the way through the end credits. It sounds like music. 4/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle September 25, 2009 +1788 The best costumers, set designers, and property masters can't conjure up the mental and emotional spaces of a simpler era; that requires a filmmaker who knows the virtue of quiet, patience, and attentiveness. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader September 25, 2009 +1788 For a film about love, Bright Star is curiously cold, more pretty than emotional. True stars have heat. C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News September 25, 2009 +1788 Silence and stillness, as well as the restrained desire of its lovers, are given their due. After the clatter and rush of the summer flicks, patience is demanded but also rewarded. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post September 25, 2009 +1788 It's immediately refreshing in its unabashed flow of feeling, but it also wields a cumulative punch. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun September 25, 2009 +1788 Campion's story of a tubercular poet and his lady love recasts the hackneyed old stanza in refreshing new verse. 4/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle September 25, 2009 +1788 A piece of perfect cinematic poetry, a film that doesn't just capture the work, love, and life of a legendary poet but does do with vibrant, relatable, timeless emotion, innocence, and purity. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever September 25, 2009 +1788 There are nice bits throughout, and your heart can't help but go out to these impassioned young lovers whom you know are doomed. But Bright Star is too often tarnished by the ordinary. B fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian September 25, 2009 +1788 Has Lady Jane gone as chaste as the PG rating on Bright Star suggests? You have no idea. 2/4 rotten Justin Strout 0 Orlando Weekly September 25, 2009 +1788 Bright Star is a rich, sumptuous and, yes, challenging experience. fresh Randy Myers 1 San Jose Mercury News September 25, 2009 +1788 It's refreshing to see romantic drama where credulity hasn't been stretched by the magic of Hollywood or the fantasies of the mind. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star September 25, 2009 +1788 A movie as incandescent as its title. 3.5/4 fresh Joanne Weintraub 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 25, 2009 +1788 What animates this dramatically constrained film are the lively words and the vitality of nature. An image of butterflies blooming in a bedroom is Keats' worldview in miniature. 3/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 25, 2009 +1788 This is definitely a for-the-femmes flick with its story of romance, elegant dialog, fine chemistry between stars Whitshaw and Cornish and outstanding production design, lensing and costume. A fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 24, 2009 +1788 [O]ne of the finest films about the life of an artist ever made. 9/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com September 24, 2009 +1788 Intimate as a whisper, immediate as a blush, and universal as first love, the PG-rated film positively palpitates with the sensual and spiritual. 4/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 24, 2009 +1788 Bright Star is ripe with the eroticism of a proud woman being seduced by words and undone by emotions. If that's not worth more than a year of Megan Fox movies, I can't help you. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe September 24, 2009 +1788 I love the way Campion lets the camera rest on an image. Especially when the image is Aussie dish Cornish, who plays Keats' starry-eyed admirer. Has an actress ever been photographed so flatteringly and at such length? B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 24, 2009 +1788 Bright Star is a well-acted, well-crafted but excruciatingly tepid romantic film about a subject that will attract poetry lovers and yet test even their considerable patience. 2/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald September 24, 2009 +1788 Bright Star shines brightly indeed, not only on the strength of a couple of powerhouse performances, but also as a look back at a time when poets were rock stars, with all the skinny British attitude that implies. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic September 24, 2009 +1788 ... [Jane] Campion is on solid ground here, and she treads it respectfully. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review September 24, 2009 +1788 Bright Star does manage to recharge the director's creative batteries, with material that allows Campion to exercise her amazing ability to depict love's ever scarring touch. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com September 24, 2009 +1788 Fanny deserved more than just a generic place in the heavens as a Great Lover Thwarted by Fate. Bright Star is only second-magnitude. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Gantz 0 Boston Phoenix September 24, 2009 +1788 What Campion does is seek visual beauty to match Keats' verbal beauty. There is a shot here of Fanny in a meadow of blue flowers that is so enthralling it beggars description. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 24, 2009 +1788 It's not only the best possible ode to Keats' work, this lovely gentle poetic film, it's the best possible ode to Fanny, as well: If she made him feel the way this movie feels, that must have been a powerful love indeed. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 24, 2009 +1788 Bright Star is literate, romantic and high-minded. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 23, 2009 +1788 A little too genteel for my tastes. Or rather, it would be were it not for Paul Schneider's complex and often refreshingly rude performance. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 22, 2009 +1788 Whatever else it is--a romantic biopic without compromise--it is also, and for me, mostly, a celebration of the huge talent that is Abbie Cornish. 3/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals September 19, 2009 +1788 An occasionally dull, very gentle romantic drama that could have used more tension and a sharper screenplay, but it's compensated by a radiant and enchanting performance by Abbie Cornish along with exquisite cinematography. 6.2 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru September 19, 2009 +1788 Shallow, slow and Mr. Brown is an irritant. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com September 18, 2009 +1788 What in lesser hands could have become an immaculately observed period piece instead soars to creative heights with its literate and knowing script. 4/5 fresh Richard Mowe 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 18, 2009 +1788 If you don't mind the inert drama at the core, Bright Star at least gives you plenty of eye candy. 3/5 fresh Christopher Kelly 1 Dallas Morning News September 18, 2009 +1788 Writer-director Jane Campion has fashioned a fascinating mix of contradictions. Her film is at once gritty and ethereal, grounded and romantic, quaint and contemporary. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press September 18, 2009 +1788 Cornish and Whishaw give powerful, unforgettable performances, with Cornish assured of an Oscar nomination. Other cast members, such as Schneider and Kerry Fox as Fanny's mother, make the film even stronger. B+ fresh Randy Myers 0 Contra Costa Times September 18, 2009 +1788 Romantic, moving film brings poet -- and poetry -- to life. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media September 18, 2009 +1788 Campion -- who also wrote the screenplay, inspired by British poet Andrew Motion's biography of Keats -- tells the story of Keats and Fanny in delicate, painterly colors, layered in such a way that they're vividly vital. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com September 18, 2009 +1788 A film that avoids any trace of musty reverence for a long-dead poet by concentrating our senses on the breathtaking girl next door. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal September 18, 2009 +1788 There's enough material here for a solid, heartfelt period love story -- it may not make viewers swoon the way a good Jane Austen adaptation might, but it's well enough made to deliver an emotional impact. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 18, 2009 +1788 A literate, lyrical love story in the age of Hollywood crass. I must be dreaming. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 18, 2009 +1788 Every frame of this exquisite period romance features an attention to detail, a passion for literature and an intense, fully clothed, pre-Victorian sexiness that suggest a director in something close to rapture. 4/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 18, 2009 +1788 The movie hovers just above moments of fact and reportage, resting almost totally on a cloud of passion and emotion. The fact that Keats was one of the greatest romantic poets is merely a bonus and an excuse for some gorgeous, glorious dialogue. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 18, 2009 +1788 Bright Star isn't just a superlative achievement, for director Campion it might just be her best work yet. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 18, 2009 +1788 A small film, but also an uncommonly lovely work. 3.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com September 17, 2009 +1788 Bright Star satisfies a hunger we may not have known we had, a hunger for an exquisitely done, emotional love story that marries heartbreaking passion to formidable filmmaking restraint... 4.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times September 17, 2009 +1788 Those who love language and particularly poetic verse will savor the dialogue, as well as the visual splendor of the film. With its gorgeously framed shots and superb craftsmanship, Bright Star is a thing of beauty. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 17, 2009 +1788 a smart, visual dialectic on the ease of showing certain creative processes and the impossibility of documenting others. 3.5/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com September 17, 2009 +1788 A work blessed with keen insight into the heart and soul. 3/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 Film School Rejects September 17, 2009 +1788 A mellow, pictorially attractive period piece in which the characters seem actually to breathe rather than merely pose, as so often happens in such films. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 17, 2009 +1788 Bright Star seems to be a lot about very little, a miniature projected to Imax size. So much goes unspoken that what remains seems almost trite. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine September 17, 2009 +1788 It's a studied movie that gives itself over to bursts of intensity, and between them sometimes threatens to become as spellbound by its subjects as they become with each other. B+ fresh Keith Phipps 1 AV Club September 16, 2009 +1788 Campion's big-sisterly encouragement of Cornish's lovely, openhearted performance -- and Whishaw's well-matched response -- results in a character instantly, intimately recognizable to anyone remembering her own first love. A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 16, 2009 +1788 The brightest star in this leisurely retelling of the truth behind one of John Keats's most famous poems is not what it says, but how it looks. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute September 16, 2009 +1788 Writer-director Jane Campion approaches the tale with an artiste's respectful solemnity, but it too often comes off like Twilight transplanted across oceans and centuries. 2/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out September 16, 2009 +1788 The achievement of Jane Campion's learned and ravishing new film is to trace the comminglings and collisions of poetic creation and amatory passion. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times September 16, 2009 +1788 A period piece typified by restraint, delicacy and the romantic spirit of its renowned subject. B fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness September 15, 2009 +1788 A spellbinding story of true love written and directed by Jane Campion that showcases Abbie Cornish as an accomplished actress. 4/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice September 15, 2009 +1788 Through a lush filmic vernacular, Campion shows how these two figures were not only fiercely devoted to their work but also kindred spirits. 3/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine September 14, 2009 +1788 There's a full complement of geese and mud and some women in bonnets, but Campion avoids finery and ceremony. She doesn't show off the period; she triumphantly makes it a time in which people live as best they can. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker September 14, 2009 +1788 What keeps all this from seeming overmelodramatic is Schneider's huge performance, which is too hilarious. All costume dramas need actors this rude. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture September 14, 2009 +1788 ...an ordeal for the bulk of its hopelessly overlong running time... 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews September 14, 2009 +1788 [Star, Abbie] Cornish shines. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail September 11, 2009 +1788 a rare pleasure of unrequited love that never dips the poet's ink into the syrup of sentimentality, but rather allows its characters to invest passion from their gently articulated imaginations. A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 6, 2009 +1788 As might be expected, director Jane Campion keeps an assertive woman as the film's center, a deliberately paced romance but hardly a chick-flick. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve August 26, 2009 +1788 For all the exquisite cinematography and fine performances, Bright Star remains curiously unaffecting. rotten Jonathan Crocker 0 Little White Lies May 18, 2009 +1788 A thing of beauty is a joy forever, but a thing of plodding inevitability is just two hours of my time amiably wasted. rotten Mike D'Angelo 1 AV Club May 16, 2009 +1788 Campion has constructed a highly classical narrative, one driven by archaic British dialogue and the mannerisms to match it. rotten Eric Kohn 1 indieWire May 16, 2009 +1788 Director Jane Campion has a knack for portraying female characters so intimately that she seems to get beneath their skin. She does it again in Bright Star, an exquisite piece of film-making. 4/5 fresh Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 16, 2009 +1788 A deeply felt and intelligent film, one of those that has grown in my mind on a second viewing; it is almost certainly the best of Campion's career, exposing The Piano as overrated and overegged. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 16, 2009 +1788 Jane Campion has turned the short and doomed affair between John Keats and Fanny Brawne into an enthralling film that tenderly rips your heart to shreds. 4/5 fresh James Christopher 0 Times (UK) May 16, 2009 +1788 A solid, rather restrained rendition of John Keats' final years, Campion's period piece avoids pitfalls and cliches of the biopic genre, and while not illuminating of Keats as a unique poet, it does convey the taste of first love. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com May 15, 2009 +1788 It is Campion's most fully realised, satisfying achievement in a long while and will be warmly embraced as a prestige item with awards potential. fresh Allan Hunter 0 Screen International May 15, 2009 +1788 "Australian director Jane Campion's gorgeously filmed Festival de Cannes Competition entry ""Bright Star"" may not be a joy forever but it will do until the next joy comes along." fresh Ray Bennett 1 Hollywood Reporter May 15, 2009 +1788 Breaking through any period piece mustiness with piercing insight into the emotions and behavior of her characters. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety May 15, 2009 +1788 Bright Star, a story of loss and love illustrated by poetry, seldom does more than gently move us. It is a fine film to look at and listen to but there are heights it fails to scale. 4/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard May 15, 2009 +1788 A fresh Christine Champ 1 Film.com May 6, 2011 +1788 3/4 fresh 0 National Post May 15, 2009 +1788 B+ fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com May 15, 2009 +1788 9/10 fresh Paul Gallagher 0 Future Movies UK May 15, 2009 +1788 5/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com May 15, 2009 +1788 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press May 15, 2009 +1789 In some ways, this portentous little morality tale about the dangerous powers of great wealth might be taken in as an amusing evening of unintentionally campy stuff, except that it unfolds glacially at times. The performances are universally embarrassing. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant June 7, 2018 +1789 Not once in the whole silly exercise does he approximate a genuine emotion. Unable to dramatize marital love, he sells it, as if he were pitching perfume. Having nothing credible to play, Moore and Harrelson strike poses of love and anguish. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 13, 2018 +1789 I don't know if the film insults women, but it certainly insults its audience. rotten Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday December 7, 2017 +1789 Painfully disengaged from anything human. 3/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy November 16, 2014 +1789 ...glossy and soap-opera-like... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews February 28, 2014 +1789 Although it was directed by Fatal Attraction auteur Adrian Lyne, this film lacked the punch and thriller elements that made that one a hit 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 11, 2010 +1789 Yes, it's true: in this astonishingly distasteful bit of dreck, there is at the bottom a sappy little romance. 0.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 1, 2009 +1789 Would you sell your body for a night, to the tune of a million dollars? What makes for five minutes of interesting conversation, alas, does not make for an interesting two-hour movie. [Blu-ray] 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews June 17, 2009 +1789 Adrian Lyne directs this film as Zalman King might direct an episode of One Life to Live 2/5 rotten Jason McKiernan 0 Filmcritic.com June 9, 2009 +1789 It pulls us in on the nudge-nudge-wink-wink strength of its premise, but what it does with that premise is more than Hollywood usually manages. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2007 +1789 Solid Filmmaking and Solid Performances 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 24, 2005 +1789 Insulting story, but well-performed. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 12, 2004 +1789 Click to read review 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 2, 2004 +1789 Sparked a big cultural discussion, but doesn't resolve its central dilemma very well. 3/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times November 28, 2003 +1789 You're kidding right? A truly embarrassing spectacle deracinated of the novel's interesting political questions. 1/5 rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks October 11, 2003 +1789 Absolutely implausible, silly and thin. A shame for Robert Redford...and one more Moore's bad film. 2/5 rotten Luis Martinez 0 Cinenganos August 4, 2002 +1789 The melodrama of Indecent Proposal is a throwback to Douglas Sirk's brand, in that it seeks to subvert the status quo rather than support it, offering a biting criticism of contemporary marriage. 8 fresh Jon Lap 0 Apollo Guide November 2, 2001 +1789 Indecent Proposal should prove once and for all that Robert Redford can rescue even the dumbest movie, just by showing up and flashing that killer smile. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1789 C rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1789 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 15, 2007 +1789 2/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly July 22, 2005 +1789 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +1789 0/5 rotten 0 Ain't It Cool Movie Reviews June 25, 2005 +1789 8 fresh 0 Apollo Guide May 13, 2005 +1789 3/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com March 12, 2005 +1789 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 24, 2005 +1789 1/5 rotten Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly January 5, 2005 +1789 1/5 rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +1789 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1789 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat July 22, 2003 +1789 2/4 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +1789 2/5 rotten Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) February 21, 2003 +1789 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1789 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1789 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1789 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1789 2/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1789 2/5 rotten Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1789 C rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly April 7, 1993 +1789 1.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com April 7, 1993 +1790 A pleasant and sincere straightforward gay love story that is captivating and tender even if soppy in spots. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 13, 2017 +1790 Bracing in its frank depiction of gay sex life, both promiscuous and committed. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1790 Matthew Broderick shows his versatility and might as an actor here 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 11, 2006 +1790 A straightforward, very funny love story which glows with fulfilment and promise. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1790 Greatly shortened from Mr. Fierstein's long-running, Tony Award-winning play, the film version emphasizes the lovable at every turn, but the surprise is that it does this entertainingly and well. 3.5/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1790 by turns raucously funny, tender, defiant, sad and hopeful. It is a movie that rises to something like greatness on the writing and acting -- and the charisma of its star. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 26, 2002 +1790 I have not seen anyone quite like Fierstein in the movies, and the fact that he is a specific individual gives this material a charm and weight it might have lacked if an interchangeable actor had played the role. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1790 "The themes are universal, and Arnold is an Everyperson who wants to be loved not for what others want him to be, but for what he really is -- ""a person, a valuable person." fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1790 An earnest, emotionally accurate, but seriously flawed drama. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1790 Simply viewed as a movie about people, Torch Song Trilogy has the kind of wit, grace, and intense feeling that Woody Allen tried for unsuccessfully in Interiors, September, and Another Woman... 3/4 fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader December 14, 1988 +1790 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) October 10, 2005 +1790 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1790 4/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 International Press Academy September 23, 2005 +1790 C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 27, 2005 +1790 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1790 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 18, 2003 +1790 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 7, 2003 +1793 Even when aware of all the strange, disparate elements, it still surprises. fresh Kambole Campbell 0 One Room With A View August 25, 2018 +1793 Amusing, melancholy, and meditative, Ghost Dog is a modern classic of the hit man genre. 4/5 fresh Luke Goodsell 0 Empire Magazine Australasia November 7, 2012 +1793 Jarmusch's original film, which deconstructs the mobster genre as seen through the eyes of a Samurai, is by turn eccentric, mysterious, and mythical, defying viewers expectations B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 3, 2011 +1793 One of the coolest movies to come down the pike in years. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com February 13, 2008 +1793 At once a tribute to traditional notions of honour, loyalty, friendship and professionalism, and a stylish, ironic pastiche inspired by the likes of Melville and Suzuki, it's very funny, insightful, and highly original. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1793 Jarmusch blends these disparate themes into a cohesive film that combines humor and truly unique characters with Eastern philosophy, mobster flick and shoot-'em-up western. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1793 Visually creative film with a remarkable use of color and music. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television January 24, 2005 +1793 I can scarcely think of ways to improve this engrossing, original, near-brilliant production. B+ fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 22, 2003 +1793 Ghost Dog himself is so remote and focused on his path, it's hard to drum up a lot of identification or sympathy. 2/4 rotten Jim Shelby 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1793 An act of pure, unadulterated creativity that boasts its narrative gambles and poetic whimsy as badges of honor... One of the most improbably gorgeous films of the year. A fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +1793 Jarmusch and Whitaker are masters at work proving once again that you don't need a huge budget to tell a meaningful story. 4.5/5 fresh Chris Gore 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1793 This is a picture by turns amusing and melancholic, sweet-centred and dark-edged. fresh Xan Brooks 0 Sight and Sound December 2, 2002 +1793 ...I was lulled by the relaxed storytelling. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 12, 2002 +1793 It reminded me how vibrantly original an honest-to-God independent film can be. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1793 The solitary Ghost Dog remains too remote a figure to sustain much interest, and certain elements of the film do not fit well together. 2/5 rotten Ed Scheid 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1793 A handsomely shot, cool-sounding head-scratcher of a film that probably isn't worth the wear on the fingernails. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 5, 2002 +1793 Little details, as well as Whitaker's performance ... elevate this film. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1793 It's a bit somnolent, but the interactions between Whitaker and his mob bosses strike a few sparks. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline January 9, 2002 +1793 It's a small, offbeat, extremely well-crafted little film that's full of terrific touches. It's also the funniest mob comedy in years. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +1793 Smart, engaging, and weirdly cool, Ghost Dog defies easy pigeonholing in favor of a complexity all its own. B+ fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 24, 2001 +1793 Less a pastiche than a mastermix from a cinematic DJ at the height of his formalist powers, Ghost Dog is pretty ill -- but it's not evil. fresh Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine September 10, 2001 +1793 it's original, sharply funny, and rather moving 3/5 fresh Mark Morris 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1793 Both a return to form and a heartening attempt to move beyond Jarmusch's increasingly restrictive formal style. 8/10 fresh Gary Mairs 0 culturevulture.net March 18, 2001 +1793 Whitaker has an amiable face that can tighten into a mask of steely determination in a heartbeat; I couldn't imagine another actor in the role. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1793 Fascinating but uneven. rotten 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1793 Only the most ardent Jarmusch fan will be able to suspend disbelief, and the movie turns into an exercise in ideas rather than an excursion along a stable narrative route. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1793 Jarmusch has introduced historical references ... that have opened up his imagination and extended his thematic and affective range well beyond that of his first five features. 3/4 fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1793 Deeply hypnotic as well as entertaining. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1793 By the end, Whitaker's character has generated true poignance. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1793 The film is full of moments of stifled hilarity... 3/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1793 downbeat, stylish and strange film 4/5 fresh Simon Braund 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1793 Hypnotic and quietly subversive. fresh Ernest Hardy 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1793 Sometimes you score points just for doing something different. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1793 There's enough excitement in this dark, violent saga of a modern samurai at war with a family of aging Jersey gangsters to attract more than the art house crowd. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1793 It just might be one of those intriguing films that requires an acquired taste. A fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1793 I happen to have found the results exhilarating. fresh Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation January 1, 2000 +1793 A haunting and mesmerizing film. 3.5/4 fresh 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +1793 Funny but not scornful, wise but not imperious. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +1793 Jim Jarmusch is perhaps the only director who could pull off a film that mixes excerpts from the text of Hagakure: The Book of the Samurai with Mafioso entanglements, and hip-hop street knowledgry. fresh Spencer H. Abbott 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1793 Quite a delightful surprise, a characteristically deliberate but singularly amusing shaggy-dog tale. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +1793 Rambling yet slyly enjoyable. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1793 Credit must go to the writer-director for taking a unique approach rather than following the path of many a filmmaker by bastardizing traditional Japanese ideologies into a complete bloodbath of chop-socky or a surrealistic abstraction. 7 fresh Mike DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1793 Ghost Dog is an impeccably shot and sensationally scored deadpan parody of two current popular modes -- the hit-man glorification saga and the Cosa Nostra family drama. fresh 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1793 Whimsical, funny, violent, quirky and oh-so-cool. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1793 As elusive as it is entertaining, as complex as it is simple. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1793 Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai was written and directed by Jim Jarmusch, the perfect and perhaps only filmmaker for this material. 8/10 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1793 Jim Jarmusch, the king of indie cool, strikes another blow against the empire... 4/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1793 The movie ambles along without much direction. rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1793 Sometimes a movie gets you so bad that you need to tell people how excited you are about it. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 1, 2000 +1793 Ghost Dog is... a delight for those who know his work, maybe a mystery for those who don't. fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1793 compellingly strange twist on the mafia genre B+ fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1793 Whitaker makes a compelling lead, and the sense of humor here is refreshingly wry and ironic. 3/4 fresh 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1793 No other filmmaker has made such a bold statement about the parallels of societal violence that exist between cultures, whether Ancient Eastern, Mafioso, or Urban gangster. 4/5 fresh Athan Bezaitis 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1793 By turns irritating and inviting; Jarmusch's allusive metaphysics has a sensual glide, but much of what he's doing here is also too, too hip. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +1793 A self-conscious but surprisingly entertaining fusion of gangster, martial-arts and western movies. 3/4 fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1793 Yes, it does have some 'deep' messages to deliver, but Ghost Dog is also very entertaining. 3/4 fresh Shay Casey 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1793 in a profoundly unethical world where even the Mafia code of honor and devotion to the family has been degraded by cowboys whose first loyalty is to their own sorry asses rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1793 Surprisingly funny. 4/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1793 Jarmusch, with his noble sincerity and real affection, can't begin to give this grisly, somnambulant essay on the cross-cultural matrix of violence born of over-stimulation and numbness a life of its own. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1793 An inventive, hypnotic and intelligent urban fable. 3.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1793 Ghost Dog is a wholly original creation made up of borrowed parts. 4/4 fresh Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1793 A quirky, unique fable featuring the most original character to hit the screen in years. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1793 Is there a market for self-consciously stylish movies about gangsters if the films operate in what seems like slow-motion? 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1793 Ghost Dog intersperses the rules and regulations of two disparate groups, the Mafia, to dramatize the decline of the old loyalties... 7/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1793 Jim Jarmusch has come up with an unusual and unique product. Unfortunately, the film's erratic tone severely detracts from its few positive qualities. 2/10 rotten Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1793 Rich, intellectual. fresh Shari Roman 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +1793 Ghost Dog is muddled and aimless. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1793 Dryly funny and important. fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +1793 Drily funny. fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1793 Ghost Dog... is like sitting a parked car in an interesting neighbourhood with a good stereo for nearly two hours. fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +1793 A profoundly original and compelling film. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +1793 Ghost Dog can be as now as the latest hit rap disc, with its hip-hop-culture references and remarkably chilly and affecting score by The RZA of Wu-Tang Clan. fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 1, 2000 +1793 Too solemn. rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1793 Demerits for the dull execution. 2.5/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1793 Jarmusch appreciates the value of an evocative soundtrack. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1793 Jarmusch gets an absorbing and fascinating performance from Whitaker. B- fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1793 This is the sort of film that every adult synapse in your head knows is hipster poppycock, escapism to nothing. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1793 The director ladles on winking ironies and surprise chuckles. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +1793 Within [his] off-kilter sensibility, there has always been a Zenlike simplicity and elegance, and that aspect of Jarmusch's work reaches full fruition in Ghost Dog. 4/5 fresh Serena Donadoni 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) January 1, 2000 +1793 Rueful, funny, deliciously off-kilter. fresh Eric Harrison 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1793 Too whimsically staged to take as serious suspense, too grimly real to be amusing. rotten Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1793 Ghost Dog does right by fans of gangsters, hip-hop and samurais. fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1793 Stark, dark, dramatic and DEEP. 9/10 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1793 A sad, funny, often hypnotic film. 8/10 fresh Ted Prigge 0 Deconstructing Edward January 1, 2000 +1793 ...a reflective film and, in its eccentric way, a comical one. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1793 A poetic meditation on mortality and honor that delivers the action and suspense of any good gangster film. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1793 While it's not a film to enjoy, it's one adventurous movie-goers may appreciate. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1793 Forest Whitaker is superb in the title role. THE RZA's score is sublime. Heck, even director Jarmusch deserves kudos for this one. 3.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1793 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1793 3.5/4 fresh 0 National Post January 1, 2000 +1793 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1795 Yeah Babeee. 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 13, 2008 +1795 A crass, simple-minded and dumb film. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 8, 2007 +1795 Jack kicks plenty of butt, and the film has some neat little twists and turns to keep things interesting - and an ending the really has some guts. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures October 14, 2005 +1795 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 1, 2005 +1795 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 26, 2005 +1798 Has impressive designs and a handful of humorous moments, but it's generic storytelling and slow pacing has it be just another average animated film aimed at young audiences. 2/5 rotten Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 30, 2018 +1798 A crazy premise without any of the carnivalesque anarchy needed to back it up, Rock Dog sinks like a stone. rotten Jacob Oller 0 Film School Rejects August 27, 2018 +1798 After a clumsy and over-complicated beginning -- I wonder how many children will know what a mastiff is? -- this becomes a lot of fun, largely thanks to a wonderful voice performance from Eddie Izzard as a fading rock star. 3/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 9, 2017 +1798 In spite of some fairly middling song writing and relatively average animation, if you're in the right frame of mind Rock Dog is actually rather a blast. 7/10 fresh 0 Starburst October 3, 2017 +1798 A low-down, no-darn-good movie. But terribly fascinating anyway, if more in theory than actuality. 1.5/5 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending September 17, 2017 +1798 Who doesn't love seeing an underdog succeed, especially one this kind hearted and fun. A welcome surprise. 8/10 fresh Jack Bottomley 0 Starburst June 23, 2017 +1798 It's consistent with the duller examples of Hollywood's animated output. 2/5 rotten Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) June 19, 2017 +1798 It's charming, gently amusing and Rock Dog doesn't strum too loudly on his guitar. 3/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Express (UK) June 18, 2017 +1798 Its blend of breezy music biz satire, quirky characters and rumbustious action is rather endearing. 3/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk June 16, 2017 +1798 There's something to strike a chord with most audiences. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema June 15, 2017 +1798 Not exactly the most ground-breaking story you'll ever see, but it's hard not to warm to a muso-friendly yarn with a character called Fleetwood Yak. 3/5 fresh Terry Staunton 0 Radio Times June 15, 2017 +1798 Modestly entertaining Rock Dog should satisfy young children. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) June 15, 2017 +1798 This Chinese-American production may make decent television for children on a rainy day, but there's not enough thrilling action or comedy for the big screen. 2/5 rotten Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) June 15, 2017 +1798 Brannon composes the odd amusing sight gag, but homogenises his notionally eastern backdrop terribly ... 2/5 rotten Mike McCahill 0 Guardian June 15, 2017 +1798 Rock Dog is an easy to indulge in production that is somewhat formulaic, but comforting in its execution. 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys June 13, 2017 +1798 A weird and not particularly wonderful animation for children. 2/5 rotten Eddie Harrison 0 The List June 12, 2017 +1798 The definition of 'rock' here seems to be winsome be-yourself ballads with a smattering of guitar. 2/5 rotten Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out June 12, 2017 +1798 All of the voice support is pleasing, but just like the animated journey itself, it's all a little too bland and unmemorable for one to go nuts over. 2/5 rotten Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 March 16, 2017 +1798 If Rock Dog were a band, they would be more opening act than headliner. 3/5 rotten Andre Teh 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) March 8, 2017 +1798 There's nothing offensive or repellent about this admittedly acceptable film for kids, [but] there's also nothing enthralling in it . . . 2.5/5 fresh Violet LeVoit 0 AllMovie March 8, 2017 +1798 An excruciating, unendurable stinker from first frame to last. 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review March 2, 2017 +1798 Offering nary a moral lesson to be learned, the streamlined story zips from one joke to the next with welcome space for left-field absurdities and a casual momentum even the godawful musical numbers can't entirely neuter. 2/4 rotten Jay Horton 0 Willamette Week March 1, 2017 +1798 The film's disjointed plot and stock characters feel like a flat, lifeless knock off of better animated films that have come before it. 1/5 rotten Mike Reyes 0 CinemaBlend February 28, 2017 +1798 This draggy, computer-animated feature exhibits neither bark nor bite in its portrayal of a sheep-guarding, guitar-playing Himalayan mastiff who has his head perpetually in the clouds. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter February 27, 2017 +1798 Rock Dog shares a more similar theme to Zootopia: follow your dreams no matter of the odds. fresh Staci Layne 0 Opeeqo February 27, 2017 +1798 ...we deserve better than a cut-rate Kung Fu Panda/Zootopia/Yellow Submarine mash-up that's substantially inferior to everything it apes. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 Forbes February 25, 2017 +1798 All this is every bit as silly and innocuous as its sounds, and it goes down, if not like honey, than like very finely spun cotton candy. 2.5/4 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 RogerEbert.com February 24, 2017 +1798 Despite lessons for kiddos about following your dreams, the film's humor most often falls flat. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue February 24, 2017 +1798 It took nine people to write the cheap-looking animated film Rock Dog, and not one of them ever stopped to consider the fact that the dog of the title never rocks. C rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club February 24, 2017 +1798 Animated comedy is old-fashioned and fun; some peril. 3/5 fresh Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media February 24, 2017 +1798 Not rocket science or much of a rocker. There are plenty of laughs and that's especially true if you know anything about sheep. A great cast has a lot of fun with this one. 3.5/5 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald February 24, 2017 +1798 A sweet-natured but awfully clumsy animated tale. Best for very young viewers. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday February 24, 2017 +1798 Taking an ode to the power of musical rebellion and running it through the mill of committee-thinking winds up being no rock and roll fun. rotten Andrew Barker 1 Variety February 24, 2017 +1798 Brannon's slapstick comedy of errors works its tail off to entertain, but it's just too doggone long and short on laugh-out-loud moments. 2.5/5 rotten Ariel Scotti 1 New York Daily News February 24, 2017 +1798 Bodi is a likeable hero and it is fun to see his cheery optimism paired with the burned-out, cynical Angus. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet February 23, 2017 +1798 Predictable, recycled and exploits a rather obsolete american fantasy. I think you shouldn't underestimate children to make a film for them. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Felipe Tapia 0 Cinetvymas.cl February 23, 2017 +1798 Director Ash Brannon finds a nice blend of music, adventure and comedy that he presents with a couple of different animation styles. 3/4 fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee February 23, 2017 +1798 Never exactly soars as original entertainment, although it avoids the frantic, cheeky, attention-deficit ethos of so much mass-marketed kid fare. rotten Robert Abele 1 TheWrap February 23, 2017 +1798 It's terminally bland, the script lacking any sense of surprise or suggestion of edginess; adults will find it utterly predictable, but even tykes are likely to react to the 'follow your dream' message with a ho-hum attitude. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 23, 2017 +1798 Once again, Chinese and American filmmakers pool their resources, only to find that having more money doesn't make it talk any more persuasively. rotten Mark Jenkins 1 NPR February 23, 2017 +1798 "When there are so many sophisticated animated movies coming to the theaters, it's likely that ""Rock Dog"" may soon be forgotten." 2.5/4 rotten Jody Mitori 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 23, 2017 +1798 "There's just not enough on the screen to buy into ""Rock Dog."" It doesn't gel, and lacks the kind of visual kinetics and energy we've come to expect from films of this ilk. " 2/4 rotten Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service February 23, 2017 +1798 Rock Dog is memorable enough, especially that not-bad song that eventually ties everything together, and it goes down easy. Just like popcorn. B- fresh Dawn Burkes 1 Dallas Morning News February 23, 2017 +1798 Intermittently diverting as it may be, the movie bears all the earmarks of a cobbled-together, made-by-committee product, poorly aimed at its tween-and-younger target audience in look, tone, music and story. 1.5/4 rotten Jane Horwitz 1 Washington Post February 23, 2017 +1798 Not a laugh in it. 1/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation February 23, 2017 +1798 Rock Dog's optimism and follow-your-dreams themes make it a sure bet for family entertainment. B- fresh Julie Washington 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer February 23, 2017 +1798 "Too lackluster to be praised highly, yet too benign to be excoriated, ""Rock Dog"" is the perfect family film for a rainy day with no other options." 2/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 23, 2017 +1798 It's one randomly diverting flourish after the next as Bodi makes the journey from his cloistered home to the big city and potential ax-shredding stardom. 3/4 fresh Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe February 23, 2017 +1798 An entertaining film that has gags for all ages, rock and lovable characters. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 February 21, 2017 +1799 The film's only suspense was whether or not the would-be priest would yield to the temptations of the flesh. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 4, 2003 +1800 It's as raw a slice of escapism as you could wish for. fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 Independent (UK) November 15, 2017 +1800 Terrific story of young ballet dancer has strong language. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +1800 "The film about atypical artistic pursuits in a blue-collar community that ""The Full Monty"" sought to be. Peter Darling's choreography dexterously captures the defiance in the dancing - rage against economical and emotional repression in a motherless home." 3.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 25, 2010 +1800 When sticking with Billy and his inspirational story, director Stephen Daldry hits all the right steps. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 14, 2007 +1800 Daldry coaches an astonishing performance from Bell. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 10, 2003 +1800 "The story is familiar, to be sure, but director Stephen Daldry and writer Lee Hall tell it so persuasively it's irresistible, and the movie's score of vintage T. Rex classics could do for glam-rock what ""The Full Monty"" did for disco." fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 15, 2002 +1800 Billy Elliot earns every one of its sentiments and emotions without getting overly manipulative or preachy 4/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com April 19, 2002 +1800 A feel-good movie that should have felt even better. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf November 16, 2001 +1800 Billy Elliot is charming and entertaining. It's a bit of British fluff, enjoyable and lightweight. 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 20, 2001 +1800 For every boy who played with dolls or performed an activity once thought 'girly;' for every girl who played sports or was considered a 'Tom boy...' 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight September 11, 2001 +1800 Because the story is so entirely straightforward, the beauty is more in the performances and in the subtle touches than in the journey itself. 4.5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina June 15, 2001 +1800 Daldry can piece together a competent montage sequence, but he has no idea how to hold your attention without resorting to inspid, watery melodrama. rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine April 19, 2001 +1800 I always say to people at home with regards to prejudice that the theatre is wonderful, because it embraces everybody. fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ April 3, 2001 +1800 maintains a delicate balancing act between the comical tale of a boy's desire to be a ballet dancer and the backdrop of hard-edged, violent realism against which it is set 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1800 While it flirts with melodrama here and there, the heart-warming payoff worked for me. fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript February 15, 2001 +1800 ...basically just sits there for a good long hour before it picks up any sensible speed. Is it all worth it, though? In ways. 2.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org February 7, 2001 +1800 The most emotionally satisfying film of the year. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide February 7, 2001 +1800 Real and consequential. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1800 Neither revolutionary in its approach or subject matter nor seamless in its storytelling, Billy Elliot nevertheless manages to sketch the lives of characters we come to care about. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1800 Julie Walters ... is spirited and colorful as the ballet teacher, and Gary Lewis is somehow convincing as the dad even when the screenplay requires him to make big offscreen swings of position. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1800 The unvarnished, non-enhanced spectacle of a human being executing a display of physical prowess will always have the power to astonish, and the young Mr. Bell proves this very nicely. fresh Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1800 Billy Elliot is a feel-good movie that you don't have to feel bad about feeling good about. fresh Peter Brunette 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1800 I'll be at the front of the line to name it one of the best films of the year. A fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1800 It has so much heart it'll charm you down to your tippy-toes. fresh 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1800 Immensely moving. fresh Alexander Walker 0 London Evening Standard January 1, 2000 +1800 Bell is extraordinary as Billy, the best child actor performance since Haley Joel Osment in The Sixth Sense. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +1800 Billy Elliot delivers us to the core of our secret yearnings. 4/4 fresh 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +1800 Behind a triumphant tale of self-discovery is a subtext of anxiety that ultimately enhances what might have been a pretty ordinary film. fresh Renee Scolaro 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +1800 So deftly made and well performed that rather than being cloying and calculated, it ends up as charming and exhilarating. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +1800 Well-written by Lee Hall, smoothly-directed by Daldry and boasting strong performances from all its lead actors. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1800 This is three-hankie wonderful. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1800 A charming, entertaining and enjoyable little film. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1800 A triumphal piece of stealth schmaltz. rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +1800 The best dance film in ages. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1800 A model of purposefulness; a movie rich, but not lost, in background detail and fair-minded in its account of Thatcherite woes to the working class. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1800 The movie is a charmer, even as it manipulates with the rigor of an experiment in Pavlovian conditioning. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 1, 2000 +1800 Sticky-sweet confectioner's paste, bad for your teeth and liable to give you a tummy ache two hours later. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1800 Will fulfill you in ways that most other films have long forgotten. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1800 The movie brims with visual wit. fresh Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1800 Movies that are labeled 'feel-good' often sound as inviting as a Sally Field Oscar acceptance speech, but Billy Elliot, a U.K. import, comes by its sentiment honestly. 8 fresh Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1800 There's enough dancing to put a smile on the face of the most hard-hearted cynic. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1800 A funny, charming movie. The cast is loveable and believable. 4/5 fresh Robert Strohmeyer 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1800 Engrossing, funny, very sad, very moving and very uplifting. 5/5 fresh William Gallagher 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +1800 Manages to thoroughly entertain, evoking laughter and tears. 7/10 fresh Tim Bennett 0 CheckOut.com January 1, 2000 +1800 People who see it may feel like dancing out of the theater afterward. Go for it. 4/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1800 Wildly invigorating. fresh Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1800 This season's sure-fire sleeper hit. 3.5/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 1, 2000 +1800 Features such strong performances and original circumstances that even the most stalwart cynic will likely succumb to its charismatic charm. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1800 Billy Elliot has 'movie magic,' that ineffable cinematic sparkle which leaves the audience with a touch more forbearance than they had when they entered the theater. 3/4 fresh 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1800 It is the performance and the dancing of young Jamie Bell that supply the soul of this film and turn it into pure movie magic. fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1800 By setting this intimate conflict against a wider social drama, Daldry makes his portrait of a dancer all the more compelling. fresh Leslie Camhi 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1800 I've been choked up by a film here and there, but it's been a while since a film put tears in the eyes of this reviewer. 8/10 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +1800 Makes a cliched story seem fresh, but one too many bad choices yank it away from the truly inspiring. 7/10 fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 1, 2000 +1800 The short shrift given to ... background considerations gives the film a shallowness. 6/10 rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 1, 2000 +1800 [A] little gem of a movie. 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1800 The young actor does his best, and, whereas we certainly root for his character, the movie is just too formulaic to be able to recommend it. 7/10 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1800 [Bell] makes Billy the angelic urchin joyous in a streetwise, unphony way, and his dancing, which fuses classical ballet rigor with a loose jointed pop showmanship, is electric. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1800 Illustrates how classic storylines, in the right hands, can work over and over again. fresh Michael Tunison 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1800 Leaves you cheering as you dab your eyes with a Kleenex. fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1800 If British filmmaking means to stage a comeback, it is likely to happen by way of nuanced, character-rich movies like this. fresh Bill Gallo 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +1800 This is one of those films which is while not to everyone's tastes can be really satisfying. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +1800 Not trusting the audience to have any reaction that has not been completely stage-managed, [Hall and Daldry] lay on the sentimentality and the cliches as thick as they can, which is pretty thick. 3/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1800 The thing that makes it all somewhat tolerable is that Billy Elliot maintains a sense of grittiness throughout. fresh Susannah Breslin 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1800 Writer Lee Hall and director Stephen Daldy transform the material into an exhilarating, funny and deeply sad story of growing pains. 4/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1800 Tells a story that is entirely conventional and predictable, but it does so with great charm. fresh Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1800 You'll be there, rooting for the lad with a smile -- and a tear or two. 3.5/4 fresh Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1800 Not the masterpiece the ads are already claiming it is, but it's joyful and moving in a way that few films manage to achieve. fresh Dave White 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +1800 The arc of its story may be as old as the hills, but Daldry and his amazing young star, Jamie Bell, make every moist-eyed moment seem utterly, vitally new. fresh Matt Wolf 1 Associated Press January 1, 2000 +1800 Its dry humor, earthy performances and distinctive take on the clash between art and life help it earn every tear and cheer. fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +1800 One of those rare movies that earns its feel-good ending without turning a blind eye to the compromises and little sorrows of everyday life. A- fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1800 It's not often that you overhear someone say with real feeling after the credits have rolled: 'That was a wonderful movie.' fresh Jane Sumner 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1800 Bell is astonishing, but almost equally startling is Lewis as the father. fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1800 When that joy works its way up to his face and Billy finally smiles, the theater lights up with him. fresh Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1800 It demands love, which is the best way not to get it. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1800 There's actually a lot going on in this little movie, and first-time feature director Stephen Daldry ... handles all of it deftly. 3/5 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1800 Even if the story is sometimes too sweet to be true, we go out of the theater feeling good. fresh 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1800 An indelible portrait of its time and place. And you can dance to it. fresh Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 1, 2000 +1800 Jamie Bell, the irrepressible child actor who plays him, communicates a sense of urgency in the role that commands attention. fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1800 Struggles mightily to win us over, and you have to appreciate the effort. 9/10 fresh Bill Muller 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1800 Short on sentimentality and imbued with an appealing grittiness. fresh Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1800 A surprisingly wise and funny meditation on the nature of what it truly means to be a man. fresh Mary Elizabeth 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1800 The story of Billy Elliot is as old as the coal buried in England's hills, and it's as new as the voyage of self-discovery that some teen-ager somewhere has to make every day. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +1800 Turns out to be that rare melodrama that earns both its laughter and its tears. fresh Christopher Kelly 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com January 1, 2000 +1800 One of those movies where it's impossible not to find yourself cheering for the scruffy underdog hero. fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 1, 2000 +1800 It may be that the most fierce performance of the year comes from Jamie Bell. fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +1800 A bit of working-class malarkey so unrelentingly sweet, so determinedly dotty, it makes the teeth ache. rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +1800 The movie pours on scenes ... so manipulative and phony ... that our response is unnecessary. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +1800 So well-cast, well-acted and tactful it becomes the sort of feel-good movie that makes feeling good a guiltless pleasure. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 1, 2000 +1800 A very well made drama/comedy that will send everyone home happy and fulfilled. fresh Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +1800 This movie does have a certain undeniable charm. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1800 A predictable story. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1800 5/5 fresh Ted Murphy 0 Hollywood.com September 8, 2009 +1800 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1800 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1800 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1800 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1800 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1800 D+ rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +1800 1.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1800 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1800 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1800 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1800 3/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com March 5, 2002 +1800 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals November 27, 2001 +1800 4.5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone June 4, 2001 +1800 7/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews February 7, 2001 +1800 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1800 2.5/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1800 4/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1800 B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News January 1, 2000 +1801 The Way Back is a hefty cinematic experience set against the vast vistas of history that may not have you cheering on its heroes at every turn, but that will enthrall you in their epic journey nonetheless. 3/5 fresh Matthew Migliorini 0 CineVue November 6, 2018 +1801 It's about the landscapes and backdrops. They provide a great diversion away from the poor dialogue and the bluntly heroic characters. 3/5 rotten Kaleem Aftab 0 The List November 5, 2018 +1801 I had no reason to care. And their spiritual journeys are as predictable as they are pat... It's all voyage at the expense of the voyagers, so lacks any moral power. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 30, 2018 +1801 ... a placid, almost pleasant film, so reluctant to offend that it fails to engage. rotten Jennie Yabroff 1 Newsweek February 7, 2018 +1801 [Peter] Weir is marvelously attuned to the natural world but keeps the focus on the human story while acknowledging the power of the natural world, not hostile so much as inhospitable... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com August 21, 2016 +1801 The man-versus-the-natural world story is in Weir's wheelhouse, and Harris and Farrell get into a scene-stealing duel. Worth the trek. 4/4 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News April 12, 2016 +1801 A gorgeously mounted epic that for all its virtues feels maddeningly remote. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +1801 The Way Back is an inspiring story that is beautifully photographed and full of interesting and well acted characters. 8/10 fresh Amy Curtis 0 We Got This Covered July 24, 2013 +1801 Like its characters, this drama plods along but its compelling plot makes it worth seeing. 3.5/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood June 30, 2013 +1801 "The Way Back"" is a boring movie. Repetitive, protracted and wearisome. Mostly, though: It's just long." C rotten Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 22, 2013 +1801 a solid, resonant meditation on survival, on hope, on the value of life in the face of implacable hostility, portrayed memorably by an excellent cast and [Director] Weir's vast, brutal, awe-inspiring landscapes 3.5/4 fresh Jay Antani 0 Cinema Writer February 16, 2013 +1801 An old fashioned survival yarn, beautifully shot and well-told. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 16, 2013 +1801 Script-wise, there is nothing truly revelatory here, but the patient viewer will be rewarded by a film of unique awe and heart wrenching wonder. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) May 12, 2011 +1801 However, among solid performances, beautiful locations, and a truly harrowing journey, this film left me feeling empty. 2/5 rotten Grae Drake 0 Movies.com May 6, 2011 +1801 It's unfortunate that Peter Weir's first film in seven years, although a remarkable story, by its very nature risks tediousness. rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 Moving Pictures Magazine April 16, 2011 +1801 Screen-saver metaphysics rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion March 14, 2011 +1801 There is a limit to how many times one human can watch toothless, malnourished men stumble around the desert bitching about communism and a lack of borscht. 3/5 fresh Marc Fennell 0 Triple J March 7, 2011 +1801 An exceptional adventure story from one of the founding fathers of Australia's modern cinema. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) March 5, 2011 +1801 Visually, as with all Peter Weir's films, this is really outstanding and really quite memorable. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) February 24, 2011 +1801 It's an uncompromising film, necessarily episodic in its depiction of the group's quest for survival, but mesmerizingly involving. 4/5 fresh Margaret Pomeranz 0 At the Movies (Australia) February 24, 2011 +1801 The characters are so underdeveloped that there exists no real relationship between them on screen or in fact between characters and the audience. rotten Beth Wilson 0 Trespass February 24, 2011 +1801 full review at Movies for the Masses 2/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses February 24, 2011 +1801 An epic tale of mind, body, and spirit, The Way Back looks at the other side of WWII atrocities, and marks the return of master filmmaker Peter Weir. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews February 24, 2011 +1801 A great escape leads to a harrowing test of endurance. 3.5/5 fresh Don Groves 0 sbs.com.au February 22, 2011 +1801 Despite an epic premise and the fine talent involved, the characters are under-written and the drama never soars. rotten Mark Demetrius 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 22, 2011 +1801 As dreary as the film is, it draws you in with its captivating, yet sober, cinematography and the solid performances of the cast. 3.5/5 fresh Glynn Morgan 0 Moviedex February 22, 2011 +1801 It's not the sort of prison escape movie that Hollywood makes these days: it's more subtle, more moody, more restrained and it has no histrionics fresh Andrew L. Urban 0 Urban Cinefile February 21, 2011 +1801 ..extreme challenge of human endeavour that ends with an overwhelming flush of emotion fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile February 21, 2011 +1801 A beautifully hewn, honest and courageous film. It's Man Vs. Wild, for real. fresh Alice Tynan 0 Concrete Playground February 20, 2011 +1801 The Way Back is an epic adventure with enough humour to keep it from feeling dour but enough realism to make it really feel like everything is at stake. 3.5/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury February 20, 2011 +1801 Weir has always loved atmospheric locales and group dynamics, and here he makes the most of both fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday February 18, 2011 +1801 This incredible adventure, with outstanding cinematography and amazing locations, just may be based on a true story. Then again, it may not. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) February 12, 2011 +1801 Weir has made an admirable work, but he should have created more interaction amongst his characters. fresh Neil Rosen 0 NY1-TV February 6, 2011 +1801 Eventually the film itself is something of an endurance test, and not as rewarding as it hopes to be. But it's a worthy venture, earnest and well-produced and occasionally gripping. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 1 Film.com February 3, 2011 +1801 Part The Great Escape and part Lawrence of Arabia, it is ambitious in scope, grand in vision and rich with examples of the resilience of the human spirit. 3/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune January 31, 2011 +1801 The abiding sensation, at the end, is one not of fulfillment but of exhaustion. rotten Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker January 31, 2011 +1801 This is an impressive production and technical feat, but through most of it, I kept thinking about how difficult the filming conditions must have been, and not about the lives of the men in front of me. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 31, 2011 +1801 he long stretches between stations make The Way Back an arduous road. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 31, 2011 +1801 Rife with uncertainty and realism, Weir's film is a stunning testament to human fortitude and to the power of Mother Nature. B+ fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) January 30, 2011 +1801 The Way Back represents an exquisite example of style over substance, of vast visuals dwarfing the characters and nearly swallowing the story whole. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press January 28, 2011 +1801 The Way Back fails to connect on the all-important visceral, emotional level. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 28, 2011 +1801 Elevates what might have been an adolescent adventure story...with good taste, high-mindedness and elegence, even if the result is just a bit prosaic and emotionally detached. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 27, 2011 +1801 A testament to the determination of the human spirit but the characters are fairly indistinguishable and the plot is just one foot in front of another 6/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com January 25, 2011 +1801 Peter Weir makes this wartime tale a sleek, rousing, old-fashioned adventure instead of a somber, self-important epic slog. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media January 25, 2011 +1801 The current reigning top of the heap tribute to the human spirit. 8/10 fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics January 24, 2011 +1801 The Way Back is smartly-made, carefully-paced adventure movie. It goes where many other films have gone before, but it never feels like it's just going through the motions. fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 0 Ebert Presents At The Movies January 24, 2011 +1801 A splendidly roughhouse yarn. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express January 24, 2011 +1801 Freedom proves to be a very delicate value, and a very exacting reality. This is not a film to approach lightly. A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com January 23, 2011 +1801 Indeed, when three of the men finally set foot on Indian soil, there is an underwhelming sense of achievement by the audience. rotten David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan January 22, 2011 +1801 There's little human conflict; Sturgess never doubts himself, and the men mostly get along; even Farrell's gangster is on best behavior. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger January 22, 2011 +1801 The result is a film that seems simultaneously grand and skimpy. For all its faults, it's an honorable effort, though. I hope Weir doesn't wait seven more years for his next film. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor January 22, 2011 +1801 It's a visually arresting adventure, but it arrives at its final destination with little dramatic resonance. 3/4 fresh Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic January 21, 2011 +1801 Much like the group it chronicles the movie never relents, never stops and, more importantly, never gives up. It keeps moving forward, forward, forward, refusing to back down or give in no matter what sort of hardship or tragedy pops up along the way. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 21, 2011 +1801 ...a fine adventure story with breathtaking cinematography of magnificent landscapes. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times January 21, 2011 +1801 There's an enjoyably old-fashioned brand of adventure at work here, when Weir doesn't handcuff himself with Red scare politics and maudlin sentimentality. The former outweighs the latter, but only just barely. 5.9/10 fresh Ian Buckwalter 0 NPR.org January 21, 2011 +1801 The Way Back is fascinating until it becomes an ordeal. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail January 21, 2011 +1801 You'll forget the whole picture the minute you leave the theatre, but for the two hours you're sitting there in the dark, it's mildly, and pleasantly engaging. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies January 21, 2011 +1801 Humanity is dwarfed by landscape, but the effect is more pictorial than revealing. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 21, 2011 +1801 [E]xcruciatingly punishes impressive international ensemble. [U]npredictable who will make it through each challenge [that] brings human perspective to a large continent. 8/10 fresh Nora Lee 0 Film-Forward.com January 21, 2011 +1801 Weir and cowriter Keith R. Clarke resist the temptation to add Hollywood happy endings to Rawicz's story. 6/10 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days January 21, 2011 +1801 At times it's grueling, and even difficult to watch, but it's a remarkably powerful film. 9/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 21, 2011 +1801 [The actors give] with warm performances from everyone involved, especially Farrell as a dangerous, but boisterous misfit. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 21, 2011 +1801 Just as admirable are the film's unsparing depiction of the hardships caused by terrain and temperature, its palpable sense of physicality and a lack of sentimentality compared to most of Hollywood's similarly inspirational profiles in courage. 3/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY January 21, 2011 +1801 As they walk through the desert, I was hoping a pack of wild, rabid camels would attack them and eat them to get this movie over with. 0/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com January 21, 2011 +1801 The overall metaphor Weir was aiming for - this idea of enemies so powerful and a war so menacing and confusingly big that no place seems safe except a place absurdly far away - comes through clearly and stays with you. fresh Mary F. Pols 1 TIME Magazine January 21, 2011 +1801 The film largely misses its opportunities to reflect the enormity of communism, choosing instead the route of a conventional adventure yarn. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post January 21, 2011 +1801 At its heart, it's an adventure story and exotic travelogue, inviting viewers to tag along as an unlikely band of fugitives from a Siberian gulag walk across the Himalayas. A- fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 21, 2011 +1801 Weir's movie is superbly made, but its fancy-dancing around history gives a hint of inauthenticity to a film that otherwise thrives on its reverence for historical detail. 3.5/4 fresh Dan Kois 1 Washington Post January 21, 2011 +1801 It's impossible not to cry at their suffering, but whether you'll feel anything is another story. 2.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times January 20, 2011 +1801 There are exhilarating moments, and there are some undeniably tense scenes. Mixed in, however, is possibly more trudging than you're going to see in any other film. 2.5/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today January 20, 2011 +1801 Whether it's true or not, this portrait of desperate, determined people surviving blizzards and dust storms and crossing mountains and deserts is a gruff and uplifting celebration of how much people can take and how much they value freedom. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 20, 2011 +1801 The film is long and deliberate and slow of pulse -- quite appropriately. But Weir is a real filmmaker, and he handles vast landscapes and delicate death scenes with equal doses of invention, vitality, dignity and taste. B fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 20, 2011 +1801 Despite a strong cast that includes Ed Harris, Jim Sturgess, Colin Farrell and Saoirse Ronan, we never really get to know any of the sloggers. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 20, 2011 +1801 This artful tale of survival against the elements - radiating terror and beauty - continues Peter Weir's fascination with characters trapped by worlds they didn't make. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 20, 2011 +1801 How many new ways can you dramatize icy gales, parched deserts, agonizing thirst, shimmering mirages? And how do you step up the pace of a story that's about people walking? rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal January 20, 2011 +1801 By the time the four survivors finally arrive in warm and welcoming India, our relief exceeds their own. fresh Kurt Loder 0 Reason Online January 20, 2011 +1801 "The Way Back"" is a return to the historical epics of David Lean, a story of survival under unthinkable physical and spiritual hardship." 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 20, 2011 +1801 The gulag scenes also are vividly sketched. Sadly, the personal dramas often feel stock and static by comparison. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 20, 2011 +1801 A World War II prison break, survival, and morality tale about the power of forgiveness as an ideal to animate a lifetime. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 20, 2011 +1801 Whether it is truth, fiction or, most likely, a little of each, the story Weir tells is a powerful parable of man's charge for freedom and his humbling by nature. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 20, 2011 +1801 The movie's grueling, inspiring, astonishing to look at. You come out feeling you've traveled half the planet. As ordeal movies go, though, this one's oddly easy to shake off. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe January 20, 2011 +1801 Weir's artisan's sureness grants a bewitching calm -- his trademark ambience -- to this harrowing tale. 7/10 fresh Elvis Mitchell 0 Movieline January 20, 2011 +1801 The scenes of brute survival - hunting for food, improvising shelter, making wind-and-snow masks out of sheets of birch bark - are vivid. The men are not. B fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 20, 2011 +1801 The Way Back goes to great lengths for authenticity, which is ironic considering its source is dubious. This is old-school monumental filmmaking, without CGI tricks or many soundstage comforts for a dedicated cast. David Lean would probably approve. B+ fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times January 20, 2011 +1801 Gorgeous to look at, and a matter-of-fact paean to the possibility of human decency, The Way Back makes the genre-juggling dream quest of Inception look like child's play. 4/5 fresh Kathleen Murphy 1 MSN Movies January 20, 2011 +1801 Snow-covered trees, expansive mountains, intimidating desert; the film thrives on the brutal conditions of endless terrain. 3.5/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com January 20, 2011 +1801 Weir and editor Lee Smith seem preoccupied with hustling events along, and nervous about boring us for even a second. The result is a brisk trot through a story that is, at heart, a tough slog. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune January 20, 2011 +1801 It benefits from Weir's talent for big-canvas moviemaking, though the result is a commendable drama rather than a great one. 2.5/4 fresh Betsy Sherman 0 Boston Phoenix January 20, 2011 +1801 Not every incredible story makes a compelling movie. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 20, 2011 +1801 An old-fashioned, unpretentious epic that reliably gets where it needs to go. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly January 19, 2011 +1801 Director Peter Weir and his cast and crew journeyed to such locations as Bulgaria, Morocco and India to give the film a realism that borders on documentary. B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 19, 2011 +1801 Immensely satisfying on nearly every level. 4/5 fresh Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend January 19, 2011 +1801 It's an admirable and sweeping epic about a feat of human survival once thought factual, and the story is no less harrowing now that those facts have been called into question. fresh William Goss 0 Orlando Weekly January 19, 2011 +1801 The story is inspiring and the filmmakers' intentions noble, but The Way Back too quickly loses its narrative direction. rotten Rex Roberts 0 Film Journal International January 19, 2011 +1801 No one will go away disappointed or indifferent. It's a movie that sticks with you like Elmer's glue. 3.5/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer January 19, 2011 +1801 There's nothing wrong with a film saving the best for last, but it still must be entertaining while you're waiting. The Way Back comes a little too close to missing that mark. 3/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com January 18, 2011 +1801 There's even a sense in which the movie is about its own logistics, although it would take a fanatic like Werner Herzog to turn that into compelling cinema. rotten 1 Village Voice January 18, 2011 +1801 Awe-inspiring, travelogue-like trek through hostile, challenging landscapes, it's a spectacular slog. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate January 18, 2011 +1801 A movie with amazing scope but little drama. The level of tension in the film is like a toothache - constant, gnawing but not particularly enjoyable. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine January 18, 2011 +1801 There's no question Weir knows how to construct a beautiful film. 3.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com January 15, 2011 +1801 ...an ensemble acting piece with strong, simple themes painted as a continually changing mural. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews January 10, 2011 +1801 Overlong, with interchangeable characters. C+ rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 7, 2011 +1801 A subtly touching religiously oriented saga of compassion, conviction and absolution. B fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness January 7, 2011 +1801 Not an easy picture to endure, as Weir carefully examines every last step and troubled breath...A film that develops after viewing, taking time to sink in as fates are reconsidered and brave motivations are appreciated. A- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com January 7, 2011 +1801 Wonderfully shot and convincingly acted, the picture shows what it takes to survive physically but struggles to get under the characters' skins psychologically. 3/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) January 3, 2011 +1801 "That a production this ambitious has been financed and distributed outside the studio system throws a curveball to anyone who thinks ""independent film"" can mean only urban moderns sitting in an apartment bemoaning their ennui." 3/5 fresh Mark Olsen 1 Los Angeles Times December 29, 2010 +1801 Weir's The Way Back is a riveting film... fresh Philip French 0 Guardian December 27, 2010 +1801 Ed Harris is as good as he's ever been as a taciturn convict, and the unsparing depiction of the depths to which the travellers sink hints at the punishing hymn to endurance the film might have been. 3/5 fresh Andrew Lowry 0 Little White Lies December 27, 2010 +1801 The story of a gruelling trek through sub-zero temperatures that is both visually stunning and dramatically chilly. 3/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman December 27, 2010 +1801 Colin Farrell as an amoral Russian gangster, Ed Harris as an enigmatic American and Saoirse Ronan as a vulnerable young woman all make enough of an impression to make us wish we knew more about them. 3/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) December 24, 2010 +1801 A dramatic story but not always one that engages as fully as it should. A sterling effort, not gold. 4/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard December 24, 2010 +1801 The Way Back is a robustly made picture, heartfelt, well executed with an exhilarating sense of reach and narrative ambition. Where it falls down is a lack of personal intensity to match the spectacle. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian December 23, 2010 +1801 It's all painstakingly done - but not quite as involving as it should be. 3/5 fresh Philip Kemp 0 Total Film December 23, 2010 +1801 This epic-style movie is packed with emotion and adventure, although it also feels a little overlong and meandering, mainly due to the narrative itself. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 23, 2010 +1801 The Way Back isn't much of a Christmas film, but it makes you glad to be indoors. 3/5 fresh Leo Robson 0 Financial Times December 22, 2010 +1801 Impressively directed, sharply written and beautifully shot, this is a powerfully emotional drama with terrific performances from Harris, Farrell and Sturgess. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon December 22, 2010 +1801 It's good, but from this director we have come to expect great. 3/5 fresh David Hughes 0 Empire Magazine December 21, 2010 +1801 For all the film's occasional peaks, we're left with the sense of a story so incredible even this cinematic visionary is struggling to contain it on celluloid. 3/5 fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out December 21, 2010 +1801 There are only so many ways you can frame a bunch of hairy men and a token girl stumbling over the prow of a hill while moaning about being thirsty, before it gets boring. 2/5 rotten Robbie Collin 0 News of the World December 21, 2010 +1801 An impressive but not especially immersive true story of four POWs who escaped the Siberian Gulags and crossed the Himalayas on foot to freedom. rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety September 8, 2010 +1801 A harrowing epic that will not be an easy sell, but it finds Weir again working at the top of his game. fresh Stephen Farber 1 Hollywood Reporter September 7, 2010 +1801 Brings a lot of talent and a tremendous amount of craft to a movie that will be too painful for most people to endure. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Cinematical September 4, 2010 +1801 4/5 fresh Paul Younger 0 ScreenRant January 30, 2011 +1801 2.5/4 fresh 0 National Post January 22, 2011 +1803 It has its effective moments but it tends to indicate emotions more than deliver them, and is finally more conventional and unadventurous than its elements would lead you to believe. rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times August 2, 2016 +1803 Some of the episodic tales work better than others, but all are interesting and there are splendid characterisations from both young and more senior members of the cast. 3/5 fresh Jo Berry 0 Radio Times August 2, 2016 +1803 Even rough, tough boys will be seduced by this immensely likeable film. fresh 0 Film4 August 2, 2016 +1803 Contrived? Sure. Predictable? Mostly. Soapy? You bet. But with a cast like this, who cares? 3/5 fresh 0 TV Guide August 2, 2016 +1803 Rollicking, soap-like tale of women's love lives. 4/5 fresh Heather Boerner 0 Common Sense Media December 18, 2010 +1803 Dramatically, more ultimately proves less, and the jumble feels like it should have been torn apart and rethreaded with stronger material. rotten Leonard Klady 1 Variety March 27, 2009 +1803 Ryder, as gamine as ever, delivers her most credible performance to date, while the luminous Simmons and imposing Angelou infuse the film with grace and understated charm. fresh Karen McCluskey 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1803 winona spoils the lovely vignettes 2/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina April 27, 2005 +1803 The stories are uninvolving, often too brief, and they quickly grow tiresome and repetitive. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 8, 2005 +1803 "This exceptional film takes the makings of a limp ""women's weeper"" and as if by magic, spins them into gold." fresh Caryn James 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1803 Also known as, 'How to Make an American Critic Doze Off. 1/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum March 4, 2003 +1803 Commends the value of women sharing their stories and secrets across generational lines. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 28, 2002 +1803 "Flat out, ""How to Make an American Quilt"" is a wonderful movie -- soulful, funny, eccentric and filled with a love of female humanity." 4/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1803 Anderson has written a confident screenplay; the result is a warm, comforting movie for sisters and daughters and mothers and aunts. And for the men who love them. fresh Linton Weeks 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1803 If you love those actresses, you'll probably love the film. fresh Eve Zibart 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1803 A patchwork quilt can be a beautiful thing, but a patchwork movie is a more iffy proposition. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1803 Despite its hard-sell coming attraction and pot-smoking granny singing rock oldies, How to Make an American Quilt turns out to be a wealth of old-style Hollywood magic. 3.5/4 fresh 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1803 "Where Moorhouse could have veered toward the overwrought and sentimental, a la ""Fried Green Tomatoes,"" she steers the movie through the more believable middle ground of genuine emotion." 3.5/4 fresh Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1803 Despite a few threadbare patches, How to Make an American Quilt hangs together nicely. B fresh Bruce Fretts 1 Entertainment Weekly October 6, 1995 +1803 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 7, 2005 +1803 1/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly November 4, 2004 +1803 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 26, 2004 +1803 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +1803 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +1803 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) May 27, 2003 +1803 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1803 3/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 27, 2003 +1803 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1803 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1803 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1803 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1803 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1803 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1804 Demi Moore has never looked lovelier than she does in The Butcher's Wife. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Simon 0 Buffalo News April 9, 2018 +1804 The film is such candy-floss that it may not realise what a great screwball clinch it could have staged: the seer versus the shrink, two lovers fighting to get a lead on human behaviour. rotten Anthony Lane 0 Independent (UK) January 3, 2018 +1804 Brushing your teeth is more fun 2/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 11, 2006 +1804 One of the reasons we don't miss Demi. 1/5 rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com September 6, 2004 +1804 Unfortunately happens to star Demi Moore. 1/5 rotten Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times February 4, 2004 +1804 Sappy, insincere and really quite boring. 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1804 The first half of the film is dreadfully contrived and artificial, from the uneven acting to the stereotype-filled script, to the aforementioned set and production design. 5 rotten Jon Lap 0 Apollo Guide November 17, 2001 +1804 F rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1804 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 22, 2005 +1804 5 rotten 0 Apollo Guide May 13, 2005 +1804 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 1, 2003 +1804 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 5, 2003 +1804 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +1804 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1804 3/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1804 F rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly October 25, 1991 +1807 Captures the brash boldness of the novel, but not the literary wit. A misguided affair. 2/5 rotten Barry McIlheney 0 Empire Magazine November 8, 2013 +1807 It has a brisk, well-turned-out quality that augurs well for Harris, the son of Richard Harris. Helping set and maintain the film's smart tone is Chaz Jankel and David Storrs' deft, trendy score. fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times November 8, 2013 +1807 Why must film-makers always be such slaves to the lowest common denominator? 2/5 rotten David Parkinson 0 Radio Times November 8, 2013 +1807 Martin Amis's brilliantly acerbic first novel is unpersuasively filmed as a trendy teen comedy, with its self-loathing intellectual hero transformed into a nerdy-but-lovable computer geek. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide November 8, 2013 +1807 Director Damian Harris isn't able to capture the book's special charms, and resorts to having his young hero address the camera to keep the viewer in the picture. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1807 The result is without dramatic or moral weight, despite Highway's contrived comeuppance, and it's impossible to care about the characters. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1807 As a coming of age story, this is much more fun than many contemporary 'teen comedies'. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1807 Pryce gives one of the year's most refreshingly uninhibited performances as the boy's weird, postmodern hippie brother-in-law Norman. And Fletcher is a genuine star. His devilish precocity makes The Rachel Papers a bracing treat. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1807 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +1807 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette May 14, 2004 +1808 Sean Penn's adaptation of Jon Krakauer's non-fiction book is a bracing cinematic plunge into the odyssey of Christopher McCandless. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Stream on Demand May 22, 2016 +1808 Every once in awhile, a movie will come outta nowhere and blow your socks off. 9/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium April 5, 2011 +1808 Crafting his meditation on the men who answer the call of the wild, Sean Penn's adaptation is heavy on mood and ambiance but sadly lacking in depth, giving up on the wider comparisons to focus fully on McCandless, who may not be up to the scrutiny. 6/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 27, 2011 +1808 It's a bit heavy-handed, but ultimately a rewarding watch. 8/10 fresh Jeff Otto 0 ReelzChannel.com February 9, 2011 +1808 Even in its harrowing final moments, it reaches a spiritually transcendent pinnacle - the idea of ending one long, strange trip and plummeting into an even-greater unknown with both fear and elation. A stirring American drama of comfort and conflict. 4/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap September 23, 2010 +1808 An uplifting and enriching cautionary tale about one man's spiritual adventure on the road and in the wilderness. 4.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1808 Even Penn's more indulgent flourishes seem to enhance the film's keen feeling. fresh Tim Robey 0 Sight and Sound July 6, 2010 +1808 Penn's film displays a deep and abiding love for America, set against a critique of the uglier aspects that exist alongside all that the beauty. 8/10 fresh Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist June 10, 2010 +1808 The kind of insipid hero-worship that traps the subject in wax rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 27, 2009 +1808 A long trip, but worth the wait. Paul Chambers, CNN. B- fresh Paul Chambers 0 CNNRadio July 22, 2009 +1808 Although it's been hailed by many, I found Sean Penn's film to be the tale of a megalomaniac as told by a narcissist. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix April 23, 2009 +1808 I would never do what Christopher McCandless did, and yet I found Into the Wild to be incredibly inspiring. 9/10 fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD February 27, 2009 +1808 Into The Wild has been made into a prayer of a motion picture by Sean Penn. It may not touch everybody, but those whom it does touch, it will touch deeply. It is a haunting odyssey. 4.0/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 Fayetteville Free Weekly February 2, 2009 +1808 Penn has managed an impressive achievement that qualifies as a great American film. [Blu-ray] 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 ON Magazine December 31, 2008 +1808 ...it's not the character of McCandless...but the supporting cast and characters who bring the story to life. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis December 9, 2008 +1808 About the only good thing this movie can offer is some nice scenery, which I don't need to watch a movie over two-hours long to see. 1.5/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs October 18, 2008 +1808 As [Hirsch] struggles with the elements, his increasing frailty and the cinematography's increasing grandeur mesh in a way that's at once iconic and wrenching. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR.org October 18, 2008 +1808 Often too concerned with how smart he's being, Sean Penn gets the quiet moments right while some of the more dialogue-intensive come off poorly. 2.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight September 30, 2008 +1808 an intensely intimate and personal experience 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide August 7, 2008 +1808 Hirsch may be the talk of Into the Wild, but Penn should be commended for putting together such a strong cast. 4/5 fresh Adam Tobias 0 Watertown Daily Times July 23, 2008 +1808 Perhaps destined to follow the same emotional arc as the true story it portrays, the film starts with great promise, passion, and inspiration only to quietly wane. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card July 16, 2008 +1808 A tale of life needlessly lost by a young man who realizes too late that reckless self-reliance is not necessarily the path to self-awareness. That he fails to realize this sooner is tragic; that the film celebrates the misunderstanding is bewildering. 2.5/4 rotten Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner April 10, 2008 +1808 Sean Penn deserves huge credit for the gentle hand he has used in telling this incredible story. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide March 19, 2008 +1808 Into the Wild is a film to meditate on. It's long, it's not particularly fast-moving but it struck me in a carnal fashion. fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views March 18, 2008 +1808 This is a brilliant, personal film. 9/10 fresh Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review March 3, 2008 +1808 Thoroughly entertaining Hollywood fare which holds up a dope as a person deserving of admiration. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 NewsBlaze February 29, 2008 +1808 Christopher learns too late that one must love and fear nature in equal measure and that happiness is meaningless without someone with whom to share it. 7/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 Colorado Springs Gazette February 28, 2008 +1808 Penn's main idea about going native is making eye contact with a deer. C rotten Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly February 22, 2008 +1808 Chris' relationship with the machine of expectations and responsibilities is tried by Keener and Holbrook in particular, but he sticks to his guns and leaves a wake of bittersweet gaps behind him. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina February 16, 2008 +1808 The film is about people trying to live good lives and that is ultimately a serious and worthwhile subject. Into The Wild is one of the best films of the year. 4/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald February 1, 2008 +1808 [Sean] Penn's film does justice to McCandless' tale. A- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com December 27, 2007 +1808 The engrossing true-life drama of an idealistic young man who yearns to live alone in the Alaskan wilderness and to reap the soulful benefits of solitude in the spirit of Thoreau. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 15, 2007 +1808 Penn's camera loves the landscape and captures its immensity. 4/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film December 7, 2007 +1808 While it does lag in some areas, it's truly an entertaining, utterly fascinating, and fantastic epic... 3/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed November 29, 2007 +1808 Powerful study of a young man who killed himself in search of spiritual purity. fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 27, 2007 +1808 The role of the rebellious adventurer intent on doing things his own way is the kind of role Sean Penn might have taken on himself twenty five years ago, but Penn makes his mark this time as screenwriter and director fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile November 22, 2007 +1808 While the viewer may sympathise with McCandless's saintly rejection of materialism and his pursuit of eternal truths in a mapped-out world, there's little irony in the film, and the deluded Chris never actually helps anyone else. rotten Jason Solomons 0 Observer (UK) November 17, 2007 +1808 Does capture the true spirit of the adventure. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 10, 2007 +1808 One of the best American films of the year, even if you do feel more impatient with McCandless than Penn seems to. 4/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard November 9, 2007 +1808 A young man with plenty of advantages renounces the modern world, wounds his family deeply and is acclaimed a sort of saint. 3/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) November 9, 2007 +1808 Sean Penn's majestic travelogue about a young drop-out on an idealistic quest in the great American outback is the best film the writer-director has ever made. fresh Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 9, 2007 +1808 A dream movie. fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times November 9, 2007 +1808 There is food for thought and food for every kind of feeling in Sean Penn's outstanding film. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 9, 2007 +1808 Although McCandless's story is undoubtedly fascinating, and Penn's film contains moments of magic, it is a lesser piece of work because it prefers to accept its subject at face value rather than ask a few crucial questions. 3/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) November 9, 2007 +1808 Thoughtful without being particularly thought-provoking, heartfelt but not always emotionally engaging, it gets my thumbs up due to some beautiful, haunting shots of America at its wildest. fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) November 9, 2007 +1808 Penn's best movie to date rests on a brilliant performance by Hirsch, who gets under the skin of the fascinating character at the centre of the piece. 4/5 fresh Jamie McLeish 0 Film4 November 9, 2007 +1808 Into The Wild gets lost in a self-indulgent wilderness. 1/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) November 9, 2007 +1808 In his fourth and best film to date, Sean Penn has made an eco-road movie that refreshes and invigorates. Exquisitely shot, robustly acted and deeply felt, it's a potent ode to wanderlust and human pluck. 4/5 fresh Tom Charity 0 Total Film November 9, 2007 +1808 With consistently drop-dead gorgeous cinematography, Into the Wild tells a touching and ultimately harrowing tale of personal growth. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews November 8, 2007 +1808 Beautifully shot and perfectly acted, Into The Wild will appeal to anyone who has looked out of the office window and wondered what it'd be like to pack a bag and just start walking. fresh Rich Phippen 0 Sky Cinema November 8, 2007 +1808 With the whole of America as his backdrop, Penn pulls off his most ambitious movie yet. The result is a beautiful and thought-provoking road movie. 4/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine November 8, 2007 +1808 Sean Penn obviously poured all his passion into this, with nearly as much raw, naked zeal as his psychologically scarred yet inspired protagonist. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze November 6, 2007 +1808 Sean Penn's first masterpiece as a director. 5/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review November 4, 2007 +1808 This is a great, great film. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 2, 2007 +1808 Hirsch, who carries the film on his increasingly emaciated shoulders, performs heroically, but there's an edge missing. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek November 1, 2007 +1808 I was exhilarated--and devastated. 4/4 fresh Kyle Smith 0 KyleSmithOnline.com October 31, 2007 +1808 Powerful, tragic true story has heavy themes. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media October 31, 2007 +1808 The topography of the canyons, rivers, deserts, wheat fields and forests is no more fascinating than that of the faces McCandless encounters. 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) October 25, 2007 +1808 My problem with the film is the image of McCandless as a hero, when in fact, he seems more victim than hero to me. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 24, 2007 +1808 Penn, whose deliberate and successful avoidance of sanctimony is the key to the film's success, uses Chris/Alex to discover his own essence as a director -- except he survived. fresh Matt Kelemen 0 Las Vegas CityLife October 23, 2007 +1808 Movie's strong suits are great acting and great location photography, not its structure or its self-destructive central character. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 23, 2007 +1808 Poetic, resourceful, sparse and marginally pretentious. 3.5/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly October 21, 2007 +1808 Has a profound cumulative effect by the end--a testament not only to Penn's control and understanding of the material, but the terrific lead turn by Hirsch. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com October 21, 2007 +1808 Penn and cinematographer Eric Gautier capture with lucid beauty the feel of the road and the vastness of the wilderness. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 20, 2007 +1808 After the deeply internalized sorrow, longing, and rage examined in Penn's earlier movies, Into the Wild finds another way to explore identity and damage, and to make them immediate and more abstract. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters October 19, 2007 +1808 I can't imagine a more faithful version than this taut, superbly told, ferociously filmed adventure. A fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee October 19, 2007 +1808 I walked away from Into the Wild feeling that Penn was too in love with the idea of Christopher McCandless the free-spirited hero to excavate the soul of Christopher McCandless the lost man. 3/5 rotten Josh Rosenblatt 0 Austin Chronicle October 19, 2007 +1808 This fact-based drama pulls off a fairly tricky feat -- it's touching, thoughtful, sad, funny, sweet and ultimately redemptive -- and all at once. 4/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 19, 2007 +1808 The great accomplishment of Into the Wild, Sean Penn's film based on Jon Krakauer's fact-based book of the same name, is that it allows us to sympathize with Chris. We may not agree with the choices he makes, but we understand. 4/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) October 19, 2007 +1808 Laced with amazing visual stunts, standout performances, and a perspective of our nation that's nearly incomprehensible, we wind up tramping right along with our wide-eyed hero. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters October 19, 2007 +1808 ...an almost perversely uplifting celebration of a very strange and uncommonly charming young man, an Icarus who died by his own folly but in the process grazed heaven. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 19, 2007 +1808 You get that Penn is more interested in commenting on what's happening in the U.S. today and what an appropriate individual response might be in a country he probably believes has lost its way. The answer, however, is blowin' in the wind. 4/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com October 19, 2007 +1808 When Christopher McCandless went camping, he didn't mess around. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star October 18, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild is especially memorable in the manner in which it offers no absolutes. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 17, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild fresh Harry Chotiner 0 culturevulture.net October 17, 2007 +1808 A wholly and unexpectedly decent enterprise. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You October 16, 2007 +1808 The self-reflection is powerfully honest, and the landscapes are genuinely spectacular. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 13, 2007 +1808 What's bizarre is how Penn idealizes and never questions this self-destructive, totally egocentric, romanticized adventurer. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com October 9, 2007 +1808 Contrary to the lessons we learned in Werner Herzog's Grizzly Man, large bears will not always eat irritating hippie man-children. Damn shame. C rotten Gabriel Shanks 0 Modern Fabulousity October 7, 2007 +1808 Penn does a great job of capturing the feel of the book, but falls a bit short of achieving the depth of Krakauer. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 6, 2007 +1808 The only Truth is that the quest to reclaim the best of what we were disillusions us. . . before it kills us. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 5, 2007 +1808 Director-screenwriter Sean Penn's gorgeous, compassionate film takes a generous approach to the story of McCandless, the real-life seeker who gave away his savings and belongings and walked into the Alaskan wilderness. 4/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee October 5, 2007 +1808 It's Penn's biggest-hearted film, a hippie epic that buoys even as it wends toward catastrophe. B+ fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian October 5, 2007 +1808 The movie tries its hardest to celebrate the impetuousness of its hero and the exhilaration of his accomplishments. Mostly, though, it just reminds you of the severity of his mistakes. 2.5/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 5, 2007 +1808 Sean Penn's achingly poetic Into the Wild seduces gently, creeping up in incremental steps. Yet in the end it leaves us drained and devastated. 4/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star October 5, 2007 +1808 Without diminishing the deep transcendentalist yearnings of its young hero, Into the Wild builds to a climax of profound human connectedness, profound human pain. 4/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle October 5, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild takes your heart and shakes it, offering inspiration, exasperation and blunt realization in a true story of one young man's dream and nightmare. A fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 5, 2007 +1808 It's a beautiful, big, sorrowful film that manages to celebrate America while reexamining what it has stood for and what it has become. 4/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 5, 2007 +1808 It is we who are made a little more complete for wrestling with, and watching, Penn's film. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post October 5, 2007 +1808 "It used to be a hip putdown to call a film ""a religious experience."" Into the Wild just about is." A- fresh Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun October 5, 2007 +1808 overlong...but beautifully photographed...and expertly acted 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 5, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild didn't make me want to eke out a living in an abandoned bus, but it did make me yearn - just a little bit - for my younger, less cynical days 4.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat October 5, 2007 +1808 There's a lot to like about this offbeat, evocative travelogue. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 5, 2007 +1808 Surprisingly emotional and unguarded, with a central performance that could be one of the year's best. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 4, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild is a celebratory ode to the road and the people you meet along the way, destination be damned. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 4, 2007 +1808 I am overwhelmed by the intensity of theme, and underwhelmed by the sophomoric content thereof, and so I end up in the middle, sort of whelm-neutral. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy October 4, 2007 +1808 It's a gorgeous, self-assured, thrilling and entertainingly intimate epic, an actor's picture in front of and behind the camera. 5/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 4, 2007 +1808 [Penn has] clearly found his home, his calling and consequently the best movie of his career in Jon Krakauer's best-selling nonfiction book Into the Wild. 5/5 fresh John Thomason 0 Orlando Weekly October 4, 2007 +1808 Sean Penn's Into the Wild is certainly visual -- it's entirely too visual, to the point of being cheaply lyrical. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker October 1, 2007 +1808 Penn's maturation as a filmmaker is stunningly complete. Into the Wild is a riveting, spiritual revelation - one young man's journey to find himself that ends in folly unmourned. A- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 30, 2007 +1808 Penn hits too many of his thematic nails square on the head, never trusting that his audience is intelligent enough to get his message without all of that bold-facing and underlining. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 UGO September 29, 2007 +1808 Beautifully structured and performed. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times September 28, 2007 +1808 In its expansive spirit of investigation and embrace of life as a creative act, Into the Wild comes as close as any picture ever made to capturing the America that Jack Kerouac discovered half a century ago. 3.5/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News September 28, 2007 +1808 "This is one of those movies I can imagine deciding is a masterpiece in a month's time. And by any measure, ""Into the Wild"" is a big leap forward for Penn as a director and deserves to be one of the most talked about films of the season." 4/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 28, 2007 +1808 Penn's melancholic epic is a slam-dunk. 4.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies September 28, 2007 +1808 Sean Penn's spellbinding film adaptation of this book stays close to the source. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 28, 2007 +1808 Sequences are gorgeously filmed by cinematographer Eric Gautier, and they're heady with the joy of discovery -- they make you want to hit the road into the magnificent landscape we forget is out there. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe September 28, 2007 +1808 A road movie with a lofty message that too frequently gets lost in its own thematic barrens. Whereas Krakauer's disturbing book sticks with you, Penn's movie, wrapped in the balloon of its fanciful rhetoric, just floats off. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail September 28, 2007 +1808 Sean Penn's gorgeous, tragic film is both an advertisement for wanderlust and a sobering cautionary tale. 3.5/4 fresh Betsy Bozdech 0 Hollywood.com September 28, 2007 +1808 It's [Penn's] warmest, most celebratory and most completely realized film and, though you might not guess it from the material, it is also arguably his most personal. 4.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times September 28, 2007 +1808 A visually stunning modern-day epic in which the protagonist, unfortunately, remains a blur. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 28, 2007 +1808 Days later I was still thinking about this adventure... a sure indication of a well-crafted film. 4.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com September 28, 2007 +1808 As actor and director, Penn long has been drawn to the existential and elemental. Life and death. Remorse and revenge. All these themes converge -- symphonically -- in Into the Wild, his most fully realized work as a director. 3.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 28, 2007 +1808 though it's easy to dismiss McCandless' hippified musings and near-suicidal choices as the misguided actions of a kid who read Walden a little too closely in college, Penn's film aims for something more, a deeper telling of a tale of yearning and escape. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic September 27, 2007 +1808 ... As the credits roll at the close of Into the Wild, you don't feel like you've celebrated a life spent on the road less traveled; you feel like you've just witnessed a slow-motion suicide. 2/4 rotten James Rocchi 0 Cinematical September 27, 2007 +1808 Penn's direction is amazingly sharp and intuitive, full of masterful touches that give an epic dimension and scope to the parable. A fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 27, 2007 +1808 A murky screenplay leaves most of the humans ciphers, save for Hal Holbrook in an exquisitely calibrated performance as the avuncular desert retiree whose advice McCandless should have heeded. rotten Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader September 27, 2007 +1808 The film, I am convinced, is unforgettable. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 27, 2007 +1808 If Into the Wild falls short of giving McCandless an indelible cinematic life, the film gets under your skin anyway. It doesn't feel improvised, exactly, but it does feel inhabited. 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune September 27, 2007 +1808 Penn, in his zeal for the character, very simply misses the obvious: this is a spoiled brat who has become disillusioned with his parents. 1/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 27, 2007 +1808 "Sean Penn sings a powerful and poetic hymn to America with ""Into the Wild,"" his sweeping, sensitive and deeply affecting adaptation of Jon Krakauer's best-selling book." fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post September 27, 2007 +1808 I happen to think Sean Penn is one of our more admirable knotheads -- a fearless actor, a bold controversialist and, as he proved with The Pledge, a very strong director, capable of far subtler moral complexity than Into the Wild affords. rotten Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine September 27, 2007 +1808 If Penn weren't such an intimidating figure, studio execs probably would have turned the script back and asked for a do-over. 2.5/5 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com September 27, 2007 +1808 Sean Penn steps behind the camera to craft one of the most powerful films of the year. 4/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly September 26, 2007 +1808 Sean Penn does a great job. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 25, 2007 +1808 Thematically and artistically ambitious and faithful to the source material, Penn's film is not only intriguing but also feels like a more personal work than his former outings. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 25, 2007 +1808 A near miss by director/screenwriter Penn when he mistakes a self-absorbed college student for a hero of the counter culture 6/10 rotten Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics September 24, 2007 +1808 Penn performs one bit of sleight-of-hand on the book that's borderline unforgivable. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate September 24, 2007 +1808 Hal Holbrook will have been robbed if doesn't get nominated for every award available. 3.2 fresh Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) September 22, 2007 +1808 His initiative is really admirable. I wouldn't apply it towards breaking away from society, but he certainly was a go getter. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine September 21, 2007 +1808 A mystic and mesmerizing journey of adventure and self-discovery. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Maxim September 21, 2007 +1808 Hirsch is excellent as the woefully ill-informed and too arrogant for his own good McCandless, but Christopher is ultimately such an unsympathetic character that it is hard to feel anything for him. That makes it very hard to stick with the film. 2/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com September 21, 2007 +1808 It's a smart script that has a nice respect for books, ideas and the written word. 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 21, 2007 +1808 Captivating and multifaceted. Written and directed by Sean Penn, the film is a haunting and moving experience, highlighted by evocative original music by Eddie Vedder. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 21, 2007 +1808 Overly romanticized. 2.5/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News September 21, 2007 +1808 Hirsch is thoroughly impressive in Penn's best directing effort yet. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 21, 2007 +1808 Although Into the Wild carries with it a tragic undercurrent, Penn illuminates the graceful aspects of Christopher's ultimate search for self to overall illuminating effect. 3/5 fresh Kevin Courrier 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 21, 2007 +1808 Penn's sensitive screenplay and Hirsch's engaging performance show us McCandless's ability to connect to the subtlest signals from the widest range of people and to the grandest scope of nature. A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 21, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild is a literal free spirit of a motion picture, but it also remains a poignant, tragic, and unforgettable tale of misplaced human desire. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 eFilmCritic.com September 21, 2007 +1808 The entirety of human existence in two short years, all of it brought to life in an extraordinary motion picture that's absolutely impossible to forget. 4/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 20, 2007 +1808 The ultimate destination creates the opportunity for Penn to draw up a summation for his protagonist's journey, and it's a moral that should satisfy those viewers looking for meaning and order. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies September 20, 2007 +1808 astute and brisk though not always as concise as one would hope 3.5/5 fresh Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com September 20, 2007 +1808 What can ever be known of the real Chris McCandless is well served on-screen in 'Into the Wild.' fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 20, 2007 +1808 It's got a cast that any Hollywood producer would envy, all doing good work as the various people touched by McCandless during his journey. 3/4 fresh Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine September 20, 2007 +1808 Tempting as it might be to dismiss McCandless as a hare-brained hippie, he's not so easily reduced, and Penn does well to honor his slippery nature, even as he's clearly awed by his grand adventure. A- fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club September 20, 2007 +1808 Though Penn's sympathies lie with McCandless, the director's camera is impassive, and the film's driving intent is to doggedly document rather than celebrate. A fresh Alex Markerson 0 E! Online September 20, 2007 +1808 If nature -- if life -- is as wild and precious as the movie makes it out to be, Hirsch needs to give us something, someone, to watch on-screen. We need to feel a presence before we can take the measure of an absence. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com September 20, 2007 +1808 There is plenty of sorrow to be found in Into the Wild But though the film's structure may be tragic, its spirit is anything but. 4.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times September 20, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild may be the most stirring drama you ever see about failed ambitions. But even if it makes you think twice about that camping trip, it's a journey worth taking. fresh Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC September 20, 2007 +1808 Penn has a real feeling for the stray moments in life that suddenly rush up and overwhelm us with emotion. He also has an eye for beauty in the wilds, of which this film has many. And he's very good with actors. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor September 20, 2007 +1808 Penn's film burns with native intelligence, never tipping into hagiography, and always doing what very few purveyors of McCandless' story have been able or willing to do. It engages with him on his own terms. fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly September 20, 2007 +1808 A heartrending slice of Americana both inspiring and foreboding in its view of a world that will exist long after we are all gone. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 20, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild is a bittersweet odyssey of opportunities lost and paradise found. 3.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday September 20, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild represents Penn's most assured and affecting work yet as director and screenwriter, in the wake of The Indian Runner, The Crossing Guard and The Pledge. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 20, 2007 +1808 Penn's entitled to his reading of McCandless's story, of course, but envisioning it as a Stations of the Cross with a backpack is bizarre and disrespectful. 1/6 rotten Mark Holcomb 1 Time Out September 20, 2007 +1808 Darkly observant, the plot makes great art. fresh Eric Kohn 0 New York Press September 19, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild will haunt anyone willing to take the trip. A- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 19, 2007 +1808 What is evident by the film's conclusion is that our sincere and honest relationships with fellow men and women is what makes us human and great; not at all our connection to nature 3/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com September 19, 2007 +1808 Way too long and could have easily been trimmed by a good half hour, but it turns a new corner in [Sean Penn's] career as a filmmaker 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net September 19, 2007 +1808 Penn depicts this flawed figure with all the richness and complexity you'd find in the unforgiving Alaskan terrain, presenting McCandless in both his selflessness and selfishness without once judging him or turning him into a martyr. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press September 18, 2007 +1808 Penn's empathy with his driven hero is unmistakable and deeply felt. fresh Jim Emerson 1 RogerEbert.com September 18, 2007 +1808 A personal film in the best sense of the word. A- fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus September 17, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild is all over the place and ultimately, I think, wrongheaded in its attack. But [Director Sean] Penn gives it the good old college try -- or perhaps I should say, the good old society-dropout try. rotten David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture September 17, 2007 +1808 By the end of the movie, I don't know that I liked Chris, but I understood him and sympathized with him, and sometimes that's more important. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 17, 2007 +1808 For a story so fraught with potential landmines, Sean Penn, the screenwriter, bridges delicate narrative constraints to fulfill expectations of audiences familiar with Krakauer's book. B+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com September 16, 2007 +1808 Romanticization takes precedence over analysis in Into the Wild, Sean Penn's exasperating adaptation of John Krakauer's nonfiction bestseller. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine September 16, 2007 +1808 Sean Penn's fourth feature as a director is as exhilarating as it is unwieldy, a sprawling hymn to nature, humanity and personal freedom which firmly establishes the much-feted actor as a film-maker of vision. fresh Mike Goodridge 0 Screen International September 15, 2007 +1808 Into the Wild shows you the way, but lets you choose for yourself. And hippie or no, this trip is absolutely worth the effort. 4/5 fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 IGN Movies September 14, 2007 +1808 Even as we feel anger at Chris for hurting his family, or frustration at his choices, or fear for what will happen to him, a part of us has to admire his courage in taking a leap that most of us would never be able to take. fresh Kim Voynar 0 Cinematical September 7, 2007 +1808 The reason it's so troubling, even disturbing, is that notwithstanding the protagonist's profound goodness, the film insists on consequences for his narcissism, his naivete, his -- yes -- stupidity. A fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 6, 2007 +1808 As most films directed by actors, the performances here are very strong. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 5, 2007 +1808 A story of youthful narcissism that never neglects the poignant humanity at its core, Into the Wild speaks to the yearnings and frailties in all of us. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International September 5, 2007 +1808 Sean Penn delivers a compelling, ambitious work that will satisfy most admirers of the book. fresh Dennis Harvey 1 Variety September 5, 2007 +1808 If Emile Hirsch is short on charisma, he nonetheless whets our wanderlust--though if you're thinking of trekking to Alaska, go with a commercial tour group. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve September 4, 2007 +1808 While the material seems to warrant understated, direct storytelling...Penn opts for epic proportions and clutters his narrative with gimmicks. rotten Sura Wood 1 Hollywood Reporter August 31, 2007 +1808 3/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1808 4/5 fresh Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1809 The weakest one in the series. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 20, 2009 +1809 Cohen really blood sucked his idea on this one 1/4 rotten Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is February 18, 2008 +1809 Finishes the series' natural allegorical evolution. B- fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness January 26, 2006 +1809 Like Romero's Day of the Dead, it's the weakest of the three films. Unlike Romero's film, it doesn't have quite as much going for it, despite some fairly decent gore. 3/5 fresh Mike Bracken 0 IGN Movies April 17, 2005 +1809 Stretches the darkly comedic aspects of the trilogy to the breaking point. 2/4 rotten Joshua Vasquez 0 Slant Magazine November 4, 2004 +1809 Cohen continues to milk his cash cow series with some success. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 26, 2003 +1809 All of these films are okay, if you order your movies up with extra CHEESE. 3/5 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum May 13, 2003 +1809 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 International Press Academy September 21, 2005 +1809 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 3, 2005 +1812 Spins its wheels and goes nowhere fast. 1/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice August 21, 2004 +1812 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat January 9, 2006 +1812 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 15, 2005 +1813 The Green Slime is a complete dud, though it's so cheesy that it probably has -- and deserves -- a cult following. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 12, 2010 +1813 It's one of those films that's so terrible that it somehow is appealing to those who like B-film clunkers. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 14, 2007 +1813 A stunningly cheesy old sci-fi corn-fest. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 3, 2005 +1813 Japanese horror junk featuring American actors. 1/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 25, 2004 +1813 Perfectly low budget and delightfully over acted. This is what B horror movies is all about. 4/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) March 18, 2004 +1813 Hysterically bad sci-fi with an even worse theme song. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 24, 2003 +1813 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 9, 2005 +1814 With honesty, charm and an uncanny sympathy for all its characters, it takes us deep inside the awkward and exhilarating experience of first love. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 5, 2018 +1814 A charming teen comedy from Sweden. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 2, 2012 +1814 Lukas Moodyson's debut feature has a grainy, immediate feel that nicely enhances the story's emotional honesty -- a quality that our own popular teen movies have only just begun to embrace. 3.5/4 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide July 18, 2007 +1814 This powerful, funny romantic drama neatly integrates the dilemmas of a girl in love, the girl she loves, a boy who also loves that girl, and that girl's sister. fresh Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader July 18, 2007 +1814 A simple, charming, and slightly edgy romance between two teenage girls. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1814 While the storyline has few surprises, the central performances create a touching relationship, despite the suspicion that the male writer/director's interest in the subject is slightly dubious, or at least tokenistic. fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1814 Nobody can deny the honesty or the outright sincerity this film has. 4/5 fresh Morgan Miller 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1814 Moodysson's story may be an old one -- the taboo romance between lovers from different ends of the school spectrum -- but his sharp script refreshes old themes. fresh Liese Spencer 0 Sight and Sound December 2, 2002 +1814 I must have missed what the Swedes see in this film. I found it mildly interesting at best. rotten Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1814 It's just an incredibly insightful character drama about true, awkward, beautiful first love, and it's all the better for it. Oh, and that last shot is as cute as it gets. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1814 It's an awkward, unapologetic, unconventional -- and ultimately winning -- look at first love, one that unabashedly portrays the complications and confusion that result from those first crushes and rushes of attraction and passion. B+ fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 3, 2002 +1814 High school, small town, teenagers in hormone hell -- or is that heaven? 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1814 The two lead performances by Dahlstroem and Liljeberg are entirely naturalistic. fresh Randall King 0 Jam! Movies January 23, 2002 +1814 ...a warm coming-of-age story that happens to be a coming-out story. fresh Tom Block 0 culturevulture.net September 18, 2001 +1814 It's worth going out of your way to witness one of the year's best films. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile February 7, 2001 +1814 Liljeberg is a talented young actress, perceptively playing all of Agnes's moods. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com February 7, 2001 +1814 A completely charming reality-based romantic fantasy, both sweet-natured and sympathetic. 4.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 7, 2001 +1814 The film has some charm and a winning simplicity but not an iota of depth. 2.5/5 rotten Anita Gates 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1814 One of the most honest and heartfelt teen dramas ever to grace the screen. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1814 The movie is funny, gentle, and true. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1814 This lively comedy should strike a chord with bored teenagers everywhere. fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1814 Moodysson creates a fictional world that has all the aesthetic rawness and grittiness of a documentary. fresh Ernest Hardy 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1814 What makes writer-director Lukas Moodysson's work head and shoulders above similarly-themed movies is the sheer unaffectedness of it. fresh Mike Kerrigan 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1814 I'm tired of teens talking about make-up and making out. A lesbian twist to an otherwise standard story just isn't enough to make it compelling. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1814 It tells this story with complexity and emotional truth, something that strikes me as a rarity in the genre. fresh Beth Armitage 0 PopMatters January 1, 2000 +1814 Written and directed by Moodysson with charm, a sense of fun and no condescension. fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1814 Convincingly delivers a universally appealing lesson about the joy that results from the mature determination to be free. fresh Yazmin Ghonaim 0 Cinephiles January 1, 2000 +1814 A breath of fresh air in a genre too often controlled by Hollywood teen-pap. 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1814 Surprisingly poignant and unflinchingly honest. fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1814 Incredibly fun, incredibly entertaining, and worth watching in all respects. 4/5 fresh James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1814 Moodysson thrillingly captures the brusque, prevaricating way teenagers talk and act among themselves as well as with adults. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1814 Right away this film grabs attention with documentary-style close- ups and upends teen movie cliches. 4/4 fresh Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1814 Successfully captures the frenzied angst and boredom of youth, as well as the powerful, unbridled emotions of first love. 3/4 fresh Robert Payne 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1814 A poignant exploration of the cruelty and anguish of teenage existence. 8/10 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly January 1, 2000 +1814 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 29, 2005 +1814 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +1814 5/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ August 19, 2003 +1816 This serio comedy about an eccentric Southern family is a minor work in Altman's oeuvre, but it's well acted and enjoyable. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 10, 2011 +1816 Despite several silly twists near the end, the acting is quite charming. fresh 0 Film4 July 21, 2010 +1816 This isn't great Altman but it's fun Altman. 3/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine July 21, 2010 +1816 Most of what transpires is low-key, affectionate comedy and a fair amount of fun. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader July 21, 2010 +1816 Cookie's Fortune is a wittily diagrammed portrait of a small town shaken to its roots by this deceptive calamity. The movie, though, never really becomes more than a diagram. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly July 7, 2010 +1816 The deceptively modest Cookie's Fortune may or not be Robert Altman's best film in years, but it is certainly his most pleasurable. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 1, 2009 +1816 [An] earthy, gently comic tale of death and family dysfunction. 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1816 Legendary director Robert Altman gives us a crime movie that somehow makes an old story seem fresh and funny. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1816 What's so distinctively charming is the easygoing tone, which manages to turn black comedy into a strangely gentle, touching and delicate affair. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1816 The perfect melding of story, characters, actors and behind the camera talent, all under the expert control of Altman. A fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1816 Everyone loves a good murder mystery. And with a distinguished director like Robert Altman at the helm, and with talent like Glenn Close, Patricia Neal, Charles Dutton, Ned Beatty, and Julianne Moore, it would be hard to miss. 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1816 A charming, quirky tale of small-town intrigue featuring a crackerjack cast. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1816 "Though it's the screen equivalent of cotton candy,""Fortune"" is made with a very high grade of sugar." fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette June 23, 2002 +1816 "There's no major message in this Cookie, only a fortune that reads, ""You will have a good time." fresh 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1816 The old energy and bite may be lacking, but at least this lazy, amiable shaggy-dog story was made in the same freewheeling, idiosyncratic way as Altman's best work. fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Sight and Sound March 5, 2002 +1816 A relaxed and aimiable Southern gothic comedy of manners. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 4, 2002 +1816 Enough twists and turns to satisfy the most diehard mystery lover, as well as memorable characters and funny dialog for those of us who need a little more. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1816 It's a God's eye point-of-view that often doesn't work because having all the answers in advance can drain the picture of its intensity, but somehow Altman manages to pick up most of the slack with eccentric characters and dark, farcical humor. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1816 This film embodies the easy pace of southern life and has the usual assortment of goofy, but lovable characters. 1 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1816 The sweet assurance and guerrilla wit of Robert Altman's vintage ensemble films makes a serenely captivating return. 4/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1816 This movie delivers agreeable performances and a charming, amusing story that offers little in the way of substance. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1816 Altman's digressive, shaggy-dog style turns out to be well-suited to Southern Gothic. fresh Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1816 Cookie's Fortune is Robert Altman's sunniest film, a warm-hearted comedy that somehow manages to deal with death and murder charges without even containing a real villain. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1816 Full of local flavor. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1816 [A] rich, fun and fascinating film experience. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1816 One well-telegraphed disclosure is heartwarmingly self-congratulatory, the other genealogical bombshell totally inconsequential. rotten 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1816 Entertaining but only mildly amusing. 7/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1816 "The problem with a story that relies almost exclusively on small talk is that they don't call it ""small"" talk for nothing." 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1816 An easygoing portrait of a small Southern town and its eccentric inhabitants. 3/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1816 A great film performance-wise, but you wonder what happened to the script. 3/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1816 Altman introduces us to a bunch of characters who amuse, apall, intrigue and irritate us, while being entirely recognisable variants on the folks who live in my suburb -- and probably yours. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1816 When you get past the subtle flourishes, the warmth generated by the ensemble, and the individual character marvels, Cookie's Fortune is so slight a work it's amazing it was ever made at all. 6/10 rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1816 Robert Altman's jaundiced eye absolutely twinkles in Cookie's Fortune. 4/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1816 Wryly funny. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1816 Altman's folkloric feints and throwaways are very easy on the eyes; he shows off his townspeople with such affection that after a while they begin to glow. The movie is a jaunty little jape. fresh Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture January 1, 2000 +1816 Altman is one of very few directors who could have assembled such a superb ensemble, and he makes the most of it from first scene to last. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor January 1, 2000 +1816 A gently amusing, rural comedy of manners. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1816 Robert Altman has delivered a lot of surprises in his long directing career, and his new comedy, Cookie's Fortune, is one of the most refreshing -- not because it's so good, but because it's so sweet and affectionate. 4/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1816 The Southern-Gothic-lite tapestry Rapp builds allows Altman to do some of his most nuanced storytelling. 4/4 fresh Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1816 More likely a footnote than a major chapter in [Altman's] career. But a charming and amusing footnote it is... fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1816 A simple and subtle, yet outrageous and intricate, comedy with the kind of inconsequential embellishments that make all Altman's best films ring so true. 1 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1816 There are no real surprises and the twists that Altman throws us seem cooked up at the last minute and wind up uninteresting. 2.5/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1816 Unfortunately falls into Altman's pile of disappointments. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1816 Wickedly enjoyable dark comedy. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1816 Altman's latest round robin relies a little too heavily on plot, plus some of the characterizations are too eccentric for their own good. But even a minor Altman movie challenges an audience in a way few Hollywood products can. 2.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1816 A surprising, off-beat entertainment. 8/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1816 A deliciously nutty black comedy of manners. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1816 It may be Altman's most successful piece of art. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1816 It is a sunny, delightful, dreamy comedy, filled with lovely performances, skillful direction and topped off with an understated, clever, extraordinary script. 3.5/4 fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +1816 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 18, 2007 +1816 2.5/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1816 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1816 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1816 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1816 3/4 fresh Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +1819 READY PLAYER ONE proves a canny surprise. It is rare that movies triumph over their source material, but this is one such case. fresh Tim Stevens 0 Comicsverse November 27, 2018 +1819 Pop culture fans will find something to love in this fun thrill ride. 3.5/4 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews November 24, 2018 +1819 Ready Player One might not be Spielberg's worst film, but it is his most impersonal. 4/10 rotten Alistair Ryder 0 The Digital Fix November 12, 2018 +1819 There's a touch of Spielbergian magic that transcends the choppy, patchwork narrative. It's very difficult not to have an immense amount of fun with Ready Player One in spite of its flaws. A- fresh Brian Gill 0 Mad About Movies Podcast November 8, 2018 +1819 Perhaps the most compelling thing Ready Player One and the OASIS provides is the glimpse at our inevitable future. A- fresh Kent Garrison 0 Mad About Movies Podcast November 7, 2018 +1819 Despite its many issues, Ready Player One is still an enjoyable ride that ticks all the boxes of a big summer blockbuster. 2.5/5 fresh Kt Schaefer 0 Substream Magazine November 6, 2018 +1819 The dazzling visual flurry on screen is both amazing and emotionally draining, often to the point of excess.... Ready Player One elevates itself beyond genre fodder. fresh Matt Ward 0 Cinematic Considerations November 5, 2018 +1819 Far from perfect but almost obnoxiously entertaining. B- fresh Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 1, 2018 +1819 A once-great filmmaker has taken on a new avatar less heroic than Parzival. It is the avatar of a pandering crowd-pleaser. rotten Armond White 0 National Review November 1, 2018 +1819 Spielberg's dreamy love letter to pop culture is a pure joy to take in, hypnotic and grin-inducing in its references, with an unadulterated sense of magic. 4/5 fresh Cameron Frew 0 FrewFilm October 31, 2018 +1819 It's certainly a far more nutritious experience than the book...and I certainly wouldn't begrudge anyone wanting to escape the depressing world we live in for a few hours to enjoy it. 6/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens October 31, 2018 +1819 [It's] almost like you can feel Spielberg on autopilot, thinking about more interesting, challenging projects he'll be working on when this is done re-affirming his box-office credentials. 3 fresh Bob Chipman 0 Moviebob Central October 30, 2018 +1819 It delivers on every level fans have been hoping. It may even be better than its sometimes problematic source material. B fresh Kirsten Acuna 0 Insider October 29, 2018 +1819 Although there are some fun sequences and genuine wonder to behold, the film is a pandering, noisy, visual mess with a thin plot and even thinner characters. 2.5/5 rotten Harris Dang 0 Impulse Gamer October 29, 2018 +1819 It's Spielberg's sloppiest film since Hook, but still has enough moments that transcend simple nostalgia to make it worthwhile even if it is an uneven thrill ride. 3.5/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 29, 2018 +1819 If you're impressed by a wave of nostalgic nods to the past, at the expense of anything remotely interesting itself, this is really the film for you. 2/5 rotten Doug Jamieson 0 The Jam Report October 27, 2018 +1819 A lot of Ready Player One feels like the audience is watching a video game, but this is one time when I didn't mind not playing. B fresh Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News October 25, 2018 +1819 There are literally no creative decision-makers of color who helped bring Ready Player One into being. And it shows. 3.3 fresh Li Lai 0 Mediaversity Reviews October 17, 2018 +1819 READY PLAYER ONE is the prime example of just how hollow big budget filmmaking has become and ranks as one of the worst movies Spielberg has ever made, even though it represents an amalgamation of what has made his movies so iconic. 5/10 rotten Alex Maidy 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium October 16, 2018 +1819 The silver screen has rarely felt so lacking in allure, which is either the complete opposite of the point that Spielberg is trying to make or the absolute epitome of it. 1/5 rotten Aaron Leggo 0 Sloths and Movies October 16, 2018 +1819 "Ready Player One"" is an engrossing thrill ride that feeds off of your pop culture nostalgia." 3.5/4 fresh Joey Magidson 0 Awards Circuit October 11, 2018 +1819 There is a beating heart behind the glossy technical craft here, a real respect for the pop culture that so dictates everything about the film's universe. 4/5 fresh Ross Miller 0 The National (Scotland) September 10, 2018 +1819 At one point it might simply be too much. But that's part of the experience. Like some rides you're left dazed by the end, but you might just want to go back for another round. fresh Alci Rengifo 0 Entertainment Voice August 29, 2018 +1819 It's definitely not the book-and that's good. Unfortunately, however, it's not a great movie either. 6/10 rotten Jared Mobarak 0 BuffaloVibe August 28, 2018 +1819 If Spielberg had found a way to inject even a bit of the warmth, wonder, and intelligence we associate with some of his best-loved films, this might have been something special. rotten Adam Lubitow 0 Rochester City Newspaper August 28, 2018 +1819 It's basically a Spielberg movie inside an ode to Spielberg movies. 3.5 fresh Hope Madden 0 Columbus Underground August 27, 2018 +1819 It's a win across the board...when Spielberg decides to use a piece of pop culture or nostalgia, he uses it as an integral part of the story. fresh John Campea 0 The John Campea Show August 27, 2018 +1819 Ready Player One feels empty when you explore its characters, and tries to have its cake and eat it too with the climactic message, which feels downright incongruous with everything thrown at us during the previous two hours. rotten Akhil Arora 0 Gadgets360 August 27, 2018 +1819 It's pure entertainment, and gives Spielberg an easel to prop his sentimental painting on, and all the colors on his palette to do so. 3/4 fresh Robert Daniels 0 812filmreviews August 26, 2018 +1819 There are so many times that Ready Player One could have wrestled with its nostalgia love or more problematic elements, but instead it's just a movie with no there there. rotten Terence Johnson 0 Le Noir Auteur August 26, 2018 +1819 Definitely a film worthy of your quarters. 4/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 25, 2018 +1819 Ready Player One is literally a gamer's paradise, a dazzling film that never seems to slow down. fresh Annie Banks 0 Glue Magazine August 24, 2018 +1819 A fun film that can be enjoyed whether you read the book or not. fresh Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal August 24, 2018 +1819 "Creating escapism is what Spielberg is all about, and he nails it with ""Ready Player One." 4/4 fresh Pamela Powell 0 Daily Journal (Kankakee, IL) August 22, 2018 +1819 Nerds and gamers are more than simply white men of a certain age, guys. Give us all characters we can enjoy and embrace. 3/5 rotten Kimberly Pierce 0 Geek Girl Authority August 21, 2018 +1819 Ready Player One is weighed down by so much nostalgia and pop culture references while being devoid of everything else. 2/5 rotten Mae Abdulbaki 0 Movies with Mae August 21, 2018 +1819 "For all of the fun that ""Ready Player One"" thinks it is having, if you look behind the curtain of its stratagems you'll find a ho-hum young adult sci-fi movie. " C rotten Tom Santilli 0 AXS.com August 14, 2018 +1819 A stunning piece of popcorn cinema... one big budget blockbuster worth immersing yourself in ASAP. 8/10 fresh Andrew Pollard 0 Starburst August 8, 2018 +1819 A juicy wad of bubblegum entertainment, visually antic and immersive without feeling assaultive, fast-paced without feeling rushed. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 6, 2018 +1819 Ready Player One isn't the Spielberg home run that fans of the book may have hoped it would be, but it's a solid double and a good time that is almost perversely suited for home viewing. fresh Joe Reid 0 Decider July 27, 2018 +1819 "A fantastic, mind blowing amalgam of ""Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,"" ""Tron,"" and ""The Matrix""..." fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed July 18, 2018 +1819 Not a lot of attention is paid to the troubling implications of living your life in a make-believe space, but the adventure moves fast enough to prevent the viewer from worrying too much about it. 4/5 fresh Dominic Corry 0 New Zealand Herald July 16, 2018 +1819 The movie doesn't understand what it means to turn the Iron Giant into a weapon, and worse, neither do the characters. There's no actual nostalgia in this nostalgic epic. rotten Lindsay Ellis 0 Thrillist June 28, 2018 +1819 Tailor made for Spielberg with an adventurous heart and an accessible screenplay. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight June 9, 2018 +1819 ...just another ill-conceived and executed endeavor from a director well past his prime. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 22, 2018 +1819 "The end result is a a confusing and muddled message about the ""purity"" of fandom." rotten Meg Downey 0 CBR May 18, 2018 +1819 A visually spectacular and surprisingly heartfelt story that dives into the emotional ties shared between creator, creation and its inhabitants/users. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews May 5, 2018 +1819 A cross between a thrill ride and a particularly satisfying video game... it's the kind of movie you need to see over and over again. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall May 4, 2018 +1819 [The film] serves as testament to Spielberg's gift as a pulse-riding, intuitively cinematic entertainer....a film full of grandly staged cyber battles and real-world intrigue. And thankfully it's one of the few long films to warrant its running time. 4/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW April 26, 2018 +1819 the film improves as it goes on, especially in the second half, where Spielberg generates a successful tension in juxtaposing action taking place simultaneously within the real world and the OASIS 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk April 25, 2018 +1819 Being brave enough to take the leap is the theme of Steven Spielberg's visually dazzling fantasy that seamlessly morphs from its apocalyptic reality into a world limited only by our imagination. fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile April 22, 2018 +1819 Even though these heroes are simplistic... Spielberg makes sure their motives and goals are transparent, the force driving us breathlessly to the movie's climax. 3/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com April 19, 2018 +1819 Wow, what a massive cluster...um...you know... the film is. This would-be player tried her best to be ready, but sometimes - sorry, Hamlet - the readiness isn't all. rotten Eleanor Ringel 0 Saporta Report (Atlanta) April 18, 2018 +1819 Ready Player One dares to redo nostalgia... [Full review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh David Tejero 0 April 17, 2018 +1819 Spielberg demonstrates the impact pop culture has had on people's lives - an effect for which he is largely responsible. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Cristina Vales 0 Chilango.com April 17, 2018 +1819 Steven Spielberg's inner child has given us untold worlds of wonder. Now, it seems, the time has come to pay the piper. 1.5/5 rotten 0 Cinemixtape April 16, 2018 +1819 The important thing is that the story is absorbing and the characters endearing, so the plot is still exciting despite being predictable, pure Spielberg style. [Full Review in Spanish] 8.2/10 fresh 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) April 16, 2018 +1819 Ready Player One is a joy, wherever you see it. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Alejandro Alem 0 El Universal April 11, 2018 +1819 Even though I'm not the target audience, and even though it went on too long and sagged somewhat in the last half, I was carried away by the gorgeous special effects, the energy and Spielberg's sheer joy in filmmaking. fresh Diane Pershing 0 Malibu Times April 11, 2018 +1819 There will be many who jump for joy over this new invention of Spielberg. How I envy their ecstasy. [Full Review in Spanish] rotten Carlos Boyero 0 El Pais (Spain) April 10, 2018 +1819 With its narrative slight and familiar, and its sense of drama and threat muted, it relies upon its roster of recognisable properties - and the affection everyone has for them, especially off-screen - to provide interest. 1.5 rotten Sarah Ward 0 ArtsHub April 9, 2018 +1819 Sputters out after a fast start. 2.2 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review April 8, 2018 +1819 More high nostalgia than high art, it is what it wants to be: an on-screen feel-good easily digestible celebration of beloved fandoms. 3/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com April 7, 2018 +1819 Ready Player One is a feast of nostalgia, action and visual style, which more than makes up for its fairly minor narrative shortfalls. 4/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury April 6, 2018 +1819 The years go by and the most famous American director is still the best at what he does. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Daniel Krauze 0 El Financiero April 6, 2018 +1819 There is nothing to recommend the film itself, which may as well have been assembled by the soulless corporate drones that it purports to hold in such contempt. rotten Alex Doenau 0 Trespass April 5, 2018 +1819 It's a clever, stylish, entertaining blockbuster designed to give one's inner child the cinema equivalent of a sugar rush. fresh Gary Dowell 0 Dark Horizons April 5, 2018 +1819 As you would expect from a Spielberg film, the production values are first rate, with great special effects and great visuals, especially the stunning way the digital world of Oasis appears. The acting, and of course the direction, are both solid. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope April 5, 2018 +1819 Ready Player One is the first Spielberg film I can remember that feels contemptuous. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central April 5, 2018 +1819 For all its ferocious energy, Ready Player One strikes me as the product of a cinema of exhaustion-it's a film about having come too far and being at the end of something, where extraordinary things no longer mean much, or have become toxic. rotten Jonathan Romney 0 Film Comment Magazine April 5, 2018 +1819 Floods the senses with dazzling imagery but it reaches overload. Its about not being happy with yourself. Then something extraordinary happens. A scene so unique, so bizarre that it knocks off being eaten by Godzilla. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 Las Vegas Informer April 5, 2018 +1819 An overlong, meandering mess, and a stain on Spielberg's CV; it's certainly the least satisfying film of his I can remember seeing. 2/5 rotten CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) April 5, 2018 +1819 ...it's just so hollow, and the characters so shallow, and the world so unexamined that Ready Player One never gets off the ground. rotten Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip April 4, 2018 +1819 It is, despite Spielberg's claims, neither a purehearted popcorn flick nor a Paul Verhoevenesque subversion, but something uneasily in between, cowed by the idea of the fanboy demographic. rotten Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News April 4, 2018 +1819 But more often than not, it falls into the same trap, preferring to throw reference after reference at the screen without exploring why the sources of those references resonate with the characters, or the audience. rotten Abby Olcese 0 Sojourners April 4, 2018 +1819 It's an effective cinematographic exercise in which nostalgia plays a key role and more proof that there is no one better than Steven Spielberg to make commercial films... [Full review in Spanish] fresh Jonathan Eslui 0 Butaca Ancha April 4, 2018 +1821 Unfortunately Bondarchuk doesn't have as much to contemplate as he lets on; the movie often disintegrates into superficial art-film moodiness. rotten Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader October 10, 2018 +1821 Bondarchuk subverts the idea of Kafka - rather than this proving to be hell, there's an increasing sense that a loss of structure could be less a tearing down of Lukas' life than an opportunity to build something different. 4/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film July 31, 2018 +1821 A mix of Kafka-esque road movie and contemporary western, rich in sumptuous visuals and lyrical strangeness. fresh Stephen Dalton 1 Hollywood Reporter July 13, 2018 +1822 Project Nim tells a moving story. fresh Peter Singer 0 The New York Review of Books November 5, 2018 +1822 This is a compelling and engrossing film but, like I said, it's not pretty, and it will break your heart. It broke my heart and, I'm not going to lie, I full-on wept. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 31, 2018 +1822 If Disney started up a documentary division the they would probably have a similar tone to the hackneyed, tired, saccharin approach that Marsh has taken to tell what is actually a profoundly disturbing story. 2/5 rotten Joseph Walsh 0 CineVue August 29, 2018 +1822 As Nim is heralded, befriended, sold, rescued, refuted, forgotten and more, his epic cautionary tale thoughtfully examines the inherent dangers of man trying to remake his fellow creatures in his own image. 3.5/4 fresh Brandy McDonnell 0 The Oklahoman August 7, 2018 +1822 The film has various archival footage, old photos and many dialogues, full of tragedy. 4/5 fresh Yasmin Shehab 0 Cairo360 October 2, 2017 +1822 Just like he did in Man on Wire, James Marsh tells this story in a fluid and organic manner. [Full review in Portuguese] 4/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena January 21, 2016 +1822 I was rooting for the film to end with a shot of the Statue of Liberty on a beach. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly May 3, 2015 +1822 This smart doc should prove the perfect summer antidote to most of summer's films that require you to turn your brain off to enjoy them. B fresh Cory Everett 0 The Playlist July 10, 2013 +1822 If there's one thing Marsh knows, it's how to reach your deepest emotions. He did it with 'Man on Wire,' and he does it again here. A fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger May 25, 2013 +1822 A fascinating, unflinching and tragic documentary about the chimpanzee we tried to make human. 4/5 fresh Tom Glasson 0 Concrete Playground March 4, 2013 +1822 A tragic chronicle of animal abuse. 3.5/5 fresh Phil Hall 0 EDGE Boston February 20, 2012 +1822 Like an orphan out of Dickens, Nim is a sorrowful figure buffeted by the winds of the greedy, selfish and more powerful... 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm February 7, 2012 +1822 This is one of those great documentaries which could be transposed almost without change into a heartbreaking Hollywood tearjerker. 4.5/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture January 9, 2012 +1822 This haunting life story is an exquisite example of non-fiction filmmaking as full-bodied, emotionally complex drama. fresh David Rooney 1 Hollywood Reporter January 4, 2012 +1822 There is no question Nim was exploited for human gain, yet there are important aspects which Marsh leaves unexplored. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 9, 2011 +1822 Nim's story is so fascinating and telling... that it would probably be impossible for even the very worst of filmmakers to screw it up, and Marsh is not the worst of filmmakers. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 9, 2011 +1822 It is the sad story of an animal whose fate is left in the hands of people--some well-meaning, some not so much--who are error-prone, unprepared for dealing with a chimpanzee, and often uncaring. 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews November 14, 2011 +1822 In a way, Nim's life journey mirrors our own, particularly if we end up alone, no longer having much control over what happens to us. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 12, 2011 +1822 Tales of the attacks Nim inflicted on his many carers are horrific, but there is a pervasive sense there was nothing else they could have expected. 3/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) October 18, 2011 +1822 Project Nim nimbly serves up a profoundly sad tale that raises as many thought-provoking questions as it answers. fresh Leah Rozen 1 TheWrap October 7, 2011 +1822 ...succeeds as theater, as entertainment, but it doesn't really attempt what Terrace tried, in his admittedly morally clumsy way. What is the light in those feral eyes and what does it mean? Can we ever hope to know? 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 1, 2011 +1822 The film teases us with a paradox: arguably Nim's keepers were wrong to try to endow their protege with human attributes, but can we empathise with his suffering without making the same mistake? 3.5/5 fresh Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) September 30, 2011 +1822 Funny at times, but also deeply sad, it's a truly fascinating and well made documentary. 4/5 fresh David Stratton 0 At the Movies (Australia) September 29, 2011 +1822 Marsh's film is as much a study of how we behave as a species as it is of what happens to Nim. And we don't come off particularly well. 3.5/5 fresh Tom Ryan 0 The Age (Australia) September 29, 2011 +1822 Project Nim tells a sweet, strange and sad story of an incredible creature that will touch even the hardest of hearts. fresh Sarah Ward 0 Trespass September 29, 2011 +1822 A bizarre, captivating and somewhat sad new documentary. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) September 29, 2011 +1822 Driven by James Marsh's measured storytelling style, this ethically unsettling and emotionally compelling documentary is the equal of any cinematic epic. fresh Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) September 29, 2011 +1822 A thought-proving and entirely moving portrait of human arrogance -- in general and with some very, very specific examples. 4/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune September 23, 2011 +1822 For a movie about an ape, it sheds an interesting light on humanity. Animals may be wild, but only humans are cruel. 3.5/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix September 8, 2011 +1822 Project Nim doesn't try to reconcile its different understandings of Nim -- as an experiment, a child, a projection of various selves, and a complex, independent being. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters September 8, 2011 +1822 Marsh is too content framing the entire film around the narrative spun by its subjects, rather than stamping his own authorship on the film, and as a result it lacks the power and depth of his previous work. 3/5 fresh Nick Deigman 0 Fan The Fire September 2, 2011 +1822 After watching this eye-opening documentary, one almost hopes for a rebellion of the chimpanzees like the one seen in the latest installment in the Planet of the Apes franchise. fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews August 16, 2011 +1822 I was very moved by this film. 3.5/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy August 13, 2011 +1822 Despite some heartbreak in the last half, this film brims with humanity and some priceless humour, too. 4/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) August 12, 2011 +1822 The release of this documentary by James Marsh in the same week as Rise of the Planet of the Apes is wittily timed. It too speaks of caged primates, though its judgement on their captors is far more disturbing. 4/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) August 12, 2011 +1822 This many-faceted time capsule sheds little light, but buried inside it are vexing questions and the still-beating heart of a special creature. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 12, 2011 +1822 Marsh, who made the multi-awarded Man on a Wire, takes no sides but lets the humans speak for themselves, rum lot that they are. 4/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard August 12, 2011 +1822 A corrective to all those family films and documentaries, many of them by Disney, that sentimentalise - and patronise - wild animals by trying to turn them into quirky, mentally subnormal humans. 3/5 fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 11, 2011 +1822 Marsh's poignant film showcases the best and worst instincts of human nature and tells an extraordinary tale. 4/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) August 11, 2011 +1822 You end up fearing for the humans who contact him. At the same time, you feel his rage. 3.5/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times August 11, 2011 +1822 The chimp comes out of it well. Homo sapiens, of course, is found wanting. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 11, 2011 +1822 In Project Nim Marsh is much less concerned with the scientific results of the study than he is with the behavior of the human beings involved, particularly Dr. Terrace whose behavior was, to put it mildly, not a credit to his species. 9/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 August 11, 2011 +1822 As a cinema experience, Project Nim was never likely to reach the heights of Marsh's Man on Wire, but the eccentricities of his story made it well worth telling. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 11, 2011 +1822 One of the best documentaries of the year. 4/5 fresh Martyn Conterio 0 Little White Lies August 11, 2011 +1822 The saddest part is seeing him being given to a family with no expertise with animals or sign language and then having to adapt to too many different and increasingly restrictive types of lifestyles as he's moved from one place to another. 4/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post August 11, 2011 +1822 Intriguing yet ineffably sad, what emerges is not the story of an ape who failed to be human, but a story of human failings. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema August 10, 2011 +1822 Nim's journey is profoundly moving... 5/5 fresh Chris Buckle 0 The Skinny August 10, 2011 +1822 You're left with the impression that, despite not being able to grasp basic human grammar, perhaps Nim was unwittingly conditioned into understanding the concept of love. 4/5 fresh David Jenkins 1 Time Out August 9, 2011 +1822 Gives us jolt of clarity into our 'playing God' actions, one filled initially with both hope then despair that ultimately makes you ashamed to be human. 4/5 fresh Lisa Giles-Keddie 0 Real.com August 9, 2011 +1822 Gripping, heart-wrenching, powerful and a sad indictment of scientific practice, which shows that 'human' and 'humane' are all-too-often mutually exclusive. 4/5 fresh Dan Jolin 0 Empire Magazine August 8, 2011 +1822 We are uncomfortably reminded throughout the film that all living creatures have worth. Including man-made hybrids. Correction: especially man-made hybrids. 9/10 fresh Kimberly Gadette 0 Indie Movies Online August 7, 2011 +1822 Project Nim introduces quite an extraordinary tale of woe from a puzzling subject, but its aim is slightly off, diluting the final summation of a wholly troubling existence. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 5, 2011 +1822 What appears to be a slyly amusing film about an experiment that sounds mostly just goofy turns into a reasonably serious indictment of those conducting the experiment. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 4, 2011 +1822 Marsh's sensitive doc is a light look at some dark clues to the kind of creatures we really are. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Crocker 0 Total Film August 3, 2011 +1822 For the second film in a row, Marsh has created a movie we can't keep our eyes off. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail July 29, 2011 +1822 Project Nim provides the much needed backstory to modern scientific achievement unavoidably earned on the backs of innocent apes. fresh Leslie Stonebraker 0 New York Press July 26, 2011 +1822 It's the scab of decades-old tension between those involved in the experiment and its aftermath that Marsh wants to pick at; and it doesn't take much prodding before the conflicts and petty human jealousies rise to the top. 9/10 fresh Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist July 23, 2011 +1822 The result is as scarring and engrossing as it is fascinating, infuriating and profound. 4.5/5 fresh Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies July 22, 2011 +1822 It's an astonishing story, and one of the year's best documentaries. 5/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto July 22, 2011 +1822 A stellar documentary... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 22, 2011 +1822 Marsh ... masterfully spins a harrowing tale of human arrogance that eventually gives way to cruelty bordering on the pathological. 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post July 21, 2011 +1822 As Nim's story turns from scientifically compelling to tragic, Marsh is able to craft a drama that appeals even to those who aren't exactly card-carrying members of PETA. A- fresh Molly Eichel 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 21, 2011 +1822 Enough irony here to power a half dozen relationship dramas, skillfully directed by Marsh. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express July 21, 2011 +1822 "As in ""Man on Wire,"" Marsh shows smooth craft and a sharp eye, and ""Project Nim"" is at once astounding and infuriating." A- fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian July 21, 2011 +1822 Nim is as unforgettable as the treatment of him is unspeakable. 3.5/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 21, 2011 +1822 "Like the experiment itself, ""Project Nim"" morphs from something inspiring and often humorous to a pointed and disturbing portrait of arrogance run amok. Greed and glory end up overriding decency and altruism, and it's heartbreaking to watch." 3.5/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press July 19, 2011 +1822 Very strong and takes more than a few pages out of the Errol Morris playbook. fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 0 Ebert Presents At The Movies July 18, 2011 +1822 Fascinating and exquisitely executed. 8.5/10 fresh Michael Dunaway 0 Paste Magazine July 16, 2011 +1822 Fascinating characters...inescapably provokes consideration of the human animal's primal nature. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 15, 2011 +1822 "What makes this film especially engrossing is that what happened between that chimp and the humans with whom he spent his life in intimate contact turns out to be only half the story that Marsh, who directed the electrifying ""Man on Wire,"" has to tell." 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 14, 2011 +1822 Marsh tells this story clearly and sympathetically, and he has the backlog of film and the witnesses to do so. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe July 14, 2011 +1822 Affecting chimpanzee docu is more than monkey business. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media July 13, 2011 +1822 Though Marsh's Errol Morris-like style can get glib, it never gets boring. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix July 13, 2011 +1822 The film as a whole maintains a precarious but rewarding balance between multi-generational soap opera and simplistic animal-rights agitprop. fresh William Goss 1 Film.com July 11, 2011 +1822 Director James Marsh smartly, slyly suggests through cinematic style that Project Nim was far from an authentic scientific experiment. 4.5/5 fresh Jennifer Merin 0 About.com July 10, 2011 +1822 Extraordinarily evolved documentary, proving it's ethically and emotionally devastating to monkey with nature. 9/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate July 9, 2011 +1822 The 'nature vs. nurture' debate rarely explores each side so literally and so closely. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye July 8, 2011 +1822 As he did in Man on Wire, Marsh seamlessly integrates dramatized shots and scenes with authentic home-movie and news footage of Nim and his human companions. I've never been a fan of recreations in documentaries, but Marsh uses them better than... fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com July 8, 2011 +1822 For a film where so many people seem, in varying degrees, culpable, Marsh indulges in very little finger-pointing. He doesn't need to. The indignities are hiding in plain sight. B+ fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor July 8, 2011 +1822 Marsh never speaks on or off camera, but his editing of the testimony makes clear his belief that in trying to make Nim more human, his teachers made themselves less so. fresh Ella Taylor 1 NPR July 8, 2011 +1822 It's a gripping, unsentimental, at times unbearably sad real-life drama about an animal torn from his own world and stranded in the human one. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate July 8, 2011 +1822 A focused, very good documentary instead of the great one that could have been crafted from this bizarre true tale with a bit more scope. 4/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com July 8, 2011 +1822 Yet another captivating, heartfelt, provocative and stylishly edited documentary from the brilliant James Marsh. 9.8 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru July 8, 2011 +1822 "A documentary detailing man's inhumanity to beast, ""Project Nim"" ends up going past that to ask a deeper, disturbing question: Just who is the man, and who is the beast?" 4/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 8, 2011 +1822 If only this were a media-fueled tall tale and not one poor creature's lifelong nightmare. 4/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News July 8, 2011 +1822 Brilliant, provocative, clear of eye and heavy of heart... 4/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post July 8, 2011 +1822 Forget the chimp nature vs. nurture angle, someone should study the humans. 3/4 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com July 7, 2011 +1822 another singular case exploited and expanded to look ordinary 2.5/5 rotten Chris Cabin 0 Filmcritic.com July 7, 2011 +1822 'Project Nim,' an enthralling and appalling documentary by James Marsh, chronicles the collision of two species. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 7, 2011 +1822 Mr. Marsh, by allowing those closest to Nim plenty of room to explain themselves, examines the moral complexity of this story without didacticism. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times July 7, 2011 +1822 Animal activists should push for public awareness of 'Project Nim' and its sourcebook, Elizabeth Hess' 'Nim Chimpsky: The Chimp Who Would Be Human.' fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 7, 2011 +1822 An astonishing documentary about a chimp raised as a human and the calamitous consequences. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 7, 2011 +1822 Sexual politics, family dynamics, the debate over heredity versus environment, and the dubious ethics of scientific research on animals are rigorously explored in this ambitious, bittersweet work. fresh Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader July 7, 2011 +1822 A very absorbing film. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 7, 2011 +1822 Very quickly it becomes clear that the life of Nim Chimpsky is foremost a story about the human animal, and human behavior. 8.5/10 fresh Michelle Orange 0 Movieline July 7, 2011 +1822 "Project Nim"" is practically irresistible. The story keeps getting odder and richer and more complicated." 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune July 7, 2011 +1822 Easily positions [James] Marsh at the forefront of contemporary non-fiction filmmaking. 4.5/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com July 7, 2011 +1822 James Marsh's film is more than a cautionary tale - it's a horror story...Nim is a victim of human caprice in the name of science. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine July 7, 2011 +1822 Project Nim borrows a page or nine from the Errol Morris handbook, crafting its extraordinary story out of an operatic mix of crisply framed interviews, archival footage, and well-staged recreations. A- fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club July 7, 2011 +1822 The good news is that the film's stylistic excesses don't negate the many fascinating aspects of Nim's story. 3/5 fresh Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out July 6, 2011 +1822 Marsh's film remains a deeply haunting portrait of the unbridgeable gap between kindred species. fresh Rob Nelson 1 Village Voice July 5, 2011 +1822 A must-see not only for the crucial tale it tells, but also as a wildly enjoyable, passionate and poignant piece of cinema. 5/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com July 5, 2011 +1822 Project Nim will be considered amongst the best docs of the year and another brilliant piece of work from Marsh. 8/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net July 5, 2011 +1822 James Marsh spins another gripping, if occasionally superficial, true-life yarn in his follow-up to the Oscar-winning doc Man on Wire. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International July 5, 2011 +1822 Marsh's documentaries are inspired fusions of content and style, and here, the artistry intensifies the pain. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture July 4, 2011 +1822 It's dispiriting to see James Marsh deploy a rhetorical strategy of simply assuming human/chimp equivalence in order to stoke outrage at Nim's post-experiment treatment. 2/4 rotten Andrew Schenker 0 Slant Magazine July 3, 2011 +1822 British filmmaker James Marsh recreates this tale of an ambitious primate language study through traditional face-the-camera interviews, clever graphics and dramatic recreations. A powerful musical score adds gravitas. 4/5 fresh Steve Ramos 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 2, 2011 +1822 Filmmaker Marsh follows up the amazing Man on Wire with another thoroughly gripping narrative documentary, this time telling the life story of a chimpanzee that was raised as a human. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 30, 2011 +1822 Project Nim, a fascinating and in many ways tragic documentary, takes us back to one of the high-water marks of the apes-are-people-too era. B+ fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly June 29, 2011 +1822 James Marsh's Project Nim ruminates on ideas of 'nature versus nurture' but these are by no means the only contentious issues raised in this complex, heartbreaking work. fresh Simon Foster 0 sbs.com.au June 23, 2011 +1822 Full of twists and turns like a thriller, James Marsh's compelling docu deals with provocative and timely issues, such as biological versus cultural determinism. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 22, 2011 +1822 An impressively directed, superbly edited and utterly riveting tale with an endlessly fascinating collection of twists and turns and some intriguing points to make about both animal and human behaviour. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon June 22, 2011 +1822 Like many other good docs, this one leaves the audience thinking about the validity of the experiments. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve June 2, 2011 +1822 "[VIDEO] More than just a brilliant documentary, ""Project Nim"" is a unique cinematic experience. " A+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 4, 2011 +1822 This sad, informative film is a high-quality documentary and another feather in the cap of James Marsh. B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 30, 2011 +1822 This portrait of Nim probably tells us a lot more about human behavior than it does about the chimp at its center, also offering sociological perspectives over the changing times. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 28, 2011 +1822 A story both infuriating and complex as revealed by director James Marsh, who won an Oscar for his last film, the brilliant Man On Wire... fresh Justin Strout 0 Orlando Weekly April 7, 2011 +1822 "Here's a documentary so slick, novel, touching and outrageous that your first thought might be ""This has to be fake." 3.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel April 6, 2011 +1822 The film takes pleasure in revealing the dysfunctional nature of its human characters, who are shown to be hugely fallible, much to the detriment of Nim's well being. fresh Anthony Kaufman 0 Screen International February 10, 2011 +1822 Project Nim certainly tugs on the heartstrings but the movie earns it because the story is so unique. A fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO February 1, 2011 +1822 A gripping animal biopic that takes audiences on a journey that begins with laugher, amusement and bemusement and ends, in the case of several viewers around me, with tears. fresh Dan Fienberg 0 HitFix January 22, 2011 +1822 A provocative and surprisingly emotional saga that ranges from wrenching to downright hilarious as it spans more than a quarter-century of unpredictable twists. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety January 22, 2011 +1822 "A thorough and provocative portrait, which shies away from anthropomorphising Nim as much as possible - accentuating his animal nature as well as what might be considered more ""human"" attributes." 4/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film January 21, 2011 +1822 fresh David Poland 0 Movie City News July 30, 2011 +1822 4/5 fresh Jason Bailey 0 DVDTalk.com July 8, 2011 +1825 Technically proficient, good-looking - but what's the point? rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian September 13, 2012 +1825 It almost works. 3/5 rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 6, 2012 +1825 Has ideas, but ideas alone do not a successful movie make. 2/5 rotten Ashley Clark 0 Little White Lies September 6, 2012 +1825 A fine example of budget filmmaking with this beautifully shot and thought provoking Sci-Fi tale of loss, isolation and loneliness ... 3/5 fresh Jennifer Tate 0 ViewLondon September 5, 2012 +1825 Wildly ambitious, Eubank's sci-fi often hits the mark. 3/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine September 3, 2012 +1825 At about the two-thirds mark, the film starts to wander off on its own, seemingly without really caring if the audience is following along or not. 2/5 rotten Tim Martain 0 The Mercury August 31, 2012 +1825 Love is beautiful and lovely and as remote as a distant star. 2/5 rotten Peter Galvin 0 sbs.com.au August 30, 2012 +1825 Eubank is not strong on literal explanations - or on the science underpinning his story. He is an impressionist, alert to the waves of nostalgia that can be unleashed by a single visual metaphor. 3.5/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald August 30, 2012 +1825 Eubank may well have a future as a cinematographer, or in the special effects business. But a filmmaker he ain't. 1/5 rotten Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) August 30, 2012 +1825 Impressionistic, DIY sci-fi suffers from a lack of cohesion but is a finely crafted debut from a gifted director. 3/5 fresh Danny Murphy 0 Empire Magazine Australasia August 30, 2012 +1825 Eubank has a practised control of the frame, and an understanding of form that makes this micro-budget feature punch well above its weight. fresh Travis Johnson 0 FILMINK (Australia) August 30, 2012 +1825 The packaging is so intelligently resourceful that most viewers will enjoy the ride regardless of its enigmatic destination. fresh Dennis Harvey 1 Variety February 23, 2012 +1826 Considering Bond gets disguised as an ape, a crocodile and a clown, the film has a lot more to be embarrassed about than its title. 5.5/10 rotten Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files October 30, 2015 +1826 It's a pleasure to report that the James Bond company is confidently back on the beam. fresh Gary Arnold 1 Washington Post October 6, 2015 +1826 [Director John Glen] keeps the excitement level high for an hour or so, then lets the show slip into the doldrums. rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor October 6, 2015 +1826 While this film is not up to the level of Goldfinger or Live and Let Die, it is still first-class escapist entertainment. fresh 0 People Magazine October 6, 2015 +1826 More sexual innuendo than usual in provocatively named film. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media May 5, 2014 +1826 While the film is the first of the genuinely bloated Bond movies, it only rarely drags. 7/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 26, 2012 +1826 Bottom-drawer Bond. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 19, 2009 +1826 Glen's willingness to give the action sequences a certain weight and seriousness produces some genuinely exciting moments, yet his work is everywhere undermined by the flatness of the characterizations and the uncertain architecture of the plot. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader October 13, 2008 +1826 Little is added that departs from the Bond formula. 2/5 rotten 0 TV Guide October 13, 2008 +1826 Film's high points are the spectaccular aerial stuntwork marking both the pre-credits teaser and extremely dangerous-looking climax. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety October 13, 2008 +1826 Bond had degenerated into a male model, and something of a genial anachronism. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine October 13, 2008 +1826 Nice title, shame about the movie. rotten 0 Film4 October 13, 2008 +1826 One for the die hards. The saving grace here is a knowing sense of humour so lacking in its predecessor, For Your Eyes Only. 3/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine October 13, 2008 +1826 The Roger Moore Bond days are drawing to close, as this weak entry shows. 3/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com April 20, 2008 +1826 A fun little Bond flick 3/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is February 10, 2008 +1826 Hardly Mr. Bond's finest hour. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com February 8, 2007 +1826 The action sequences are tighter, the visual gags more inventive, and if the plot is no great shakes, the whole thing is served up with a decent approximation to the old panache. fresh John Preston 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1826 Makes no pretense of being based on anything except the Ian Fleming character and the high good humor and wit of the film makers. fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +1826 I've never been a big fan of this Bond flick. Catchy name, though. 2/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum December 25, 2003 +1826 Roger Moore's best performance as Bond. He's sterling in this one. 5/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 20, 2003 +1826 Worst of the Roger Moore Bond films has a license to bore. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1826 May satisfy die hard Bond fans, but won't work for anyone else. Among the franchise's weakest efforts. 2/5 rotten Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal August 16, 2002 +1826 Great Bond. Lousy title. 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 12, 2002 +1826 The joy of a great Bond movie is the way it pushes the limits of believability -- and knows when to stop. Octopussy fails. 2/5 rotten Debbie Barham 0 BBC.com September 11, 2001 +1826 It's popcorn movie making at its most fundamental level, executed with a sense of fun and a minimum of bombast. 7 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Apollo Guide February 13, 2001 +1826 There's a fine line between wit and absurdity, and this particular movie too often falls on the wrong side. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1826 Too long 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1826 ...more than a bit silly compared to its immediate predecessor. 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1826 Octopussy is a very minor entry in the Bond franchise. 2.5/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs June 10, 1983 +1826 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com May 7, 2007 +1826 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 7, 2005 +1826 C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 17, 2005 +1826 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 22, 2005 +1826 1/5 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire November 18, 2004 +1826 2/5 rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) February 12, 2004 +1826 3/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 13, 2004 +1826 1/5 rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 22, 2003 +1826 3/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World May 16, 2003 +1826 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +1828 historical context is its great claim to fame 3/5 fresh John A. Nesbit 0 outrate.net April 25, 2003 +1828 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 17, 2005 +1830 Lebow's physical endurance as a runner wasn't as intriguing as his sheer determination to succeed as a promoter of the sport. fresh Martin Tsai 1 Village Voice December 23, 2014 +1830 Made primarily for those who already know why Fred Lebow deserves his own documentary, this biography of the New York City Marathon founder isn't quite compelling enough to draw couch potatoes from their living rooms. 3/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News October 31, 2008 +1830 A new documentary offers a salutary and touching reminder that the race, like nearly everything else great about New York City, was the creation of a stubborn visionary. 4/5 fresh 1 New York Times October 29, 2008 +1832 Boyle's direction is still fast paced and throbbing with energy and pounding music tracks, but the tone is bleaker than the original, more poignant, more layered. 4/5 fresh Alexa Dalby 0 Dog and Wolf November 18, 2018 +1832 Choose strong performances, choose a rocking playlist, choose intoxicating visual flair. B fresh Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 1, 2018 +1832 It's a companion piece more than a traditional sequel; an examination of what can happen when you choose life but can't escape your past. 8/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens October 31, 2018 +1832 This movie feels more like a relapse than anything else, nestling back into an old habit. 3/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com October 31, 2018 +1832 Choose sequels with the return of an iconic cast, emotional depth, a humorous script, and visual eye candy from beginning to end. 3.5/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 30, 2018 +1832 At heart this is a film about ghosts - ghosts of dreams and good intentions, ghosts of the boys these men once were - yet you will be hard pushed this year to find a film that has such a lust for life. 4/5 fresh Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 23, 2018 +1832 The beautiful camerawork and bitter humor tell a story about growing old, and scraping by, and the few bright spots the deeply flawed characters scrape together are all the brighter for the grim and gritty reality surrounding them. fresh Asia Frey 0 Lagniappe (Mobile, AL) August 23, 2018 +1832 An insta-classic piece of filmmaking, perfectly capturing the spirit and personality of the original yet somehow making you feel engaged and interested in a follow-up that, let's face it, you likely didn't have the need to see. 9/10 fresh Andrew Pollard 0 Starburst April 11, 2018 +1832 It mostly succeeds ... in advancing the characters' dramatic arcs in interesting ways. I mean, who wouldn't want to watch old friends build a whorehouse together? 3/4 fresh Christopher Llewellyn 0 Film Festival Today January 28, 2018 +1832 ... reminds us that, beyond the moments in which we can feel at the top, life never stops. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Erick Ortiz 0 Butaca Ancha December 28, 2017 +1832 The sequel feels constrained and shows even more blatantly the thinness of the plot. rotten Uri Klein 0 Haaretz December 21, 2017 +1832 Danny Boyle returns to direct and uses the same relentless mix of music, camerawork and editing to induce that familiar adrenaline-fuelled movie high. 4/5 fresh Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 17, 2017 +1832 Choose to forego a definite plot for what feels like a bunch of sketches thrown together. 2.5/5 rotten Jonathan Roberts 0 The New Paper (Singapore) September 20, 2017 +1832 If the story is ever-so-slightly predictable, it's no less pleasurable to watch it unfold. fresh Sean Nelson 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 22, 2017 +1832 Like the excellent original, this worthy sequel is similarly distinguished by some memorable set-pieces, superb dialogue, and smashing performances. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 1, 2017 +1832 That's why this is the rare sequel that knocks it out of the park; director Danny Boyle isn't trying to reinvent the wheel. fresh Erin Donnelly 0 Refinery29 June 26, 2017 +1832 A movie that tears into its characters' nostalgia for the past - and our own - with darkly comic gusto. 4/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk June 13, 2017 +1832 The first Trainspotting was about heroin. The second is about another dangerously addictive drug: Nostalgia. 8/10 fresh Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush May 2, 2017 +1832 A fun and welcomed trip down memory lane. Catching up with these guys wasn't so bad after all. Better than expected. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Fico Cangiano 0 CineXpress April 14, 2017 +1832 The quartet of gifted actors can't possibly match their youthful charisma... but they can find deeper resonance in the characters' emotional lives, a sense of lessons learned and proper amends proffered. 8 fresh Piers Marchant 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 14, 2017 +1832 Danny Boyle's useless recovery on of one of his greatest successes. [Full review in Spanish] rotten Leonardo Garcia 0 La Jornada April 12, 2017 +1832 There isn't a classic scene that we will remember for many years, but it is still a visual delight. [Full review in Spanish] 8.5/10 fresh 0 Vanguardia (Mexico) April 12, 2017 +1832 The sequel may not be as cool as the original, but it's certainly the work of a more sophisticated director and cast. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Daniel Krauze 0 El Financiero April 12, 2017 +1832 Bitterly cynical, redundantly evoking regret and acceptance. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate April 9, 2017 +1832 Amusing, but somewhat toothless. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation April 3, 2017 +1832 Unintelligible for new viewers, appropriate only for the superfan, and even then, an unsatisfying hit. N rotten Peter Walsh 0 April 1, 2017 +1832 The drugs, some sex and a lot of pulse-pounding sounds all likely will suggest more to those of us who went ga-ga over their first grand go-round than to movie-goers making Boyle's wild Scottish scene for the first time. 3.5/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) April 1, 2017 +1832 Boyle's visual panache and rapid-fire storytelling bounce around the characters, while Lodge keeps the mile-a-minute dialogue sharp. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 30, 2017 +1832 In a time of year we don't ordinarily great films, this one comes very, very close. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Simon 0 Buffalo News March 30, 2017 +1832 A film nowhere near as revelatory as the original, but in some ways more satisfying, the proper closing of a tale that had been left open-ended. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The Atlantic March 27, 2017 +1832 It may not be as relevant as its predecessor, but if there were no nostalgia, no one would be watching it, that's the factor that makes it effective. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Excelsior March 25, 2017 +1832 Even if it doesn't match the urgency of the original, it certainly recaptures its energy. [Full review in Portuguese.] 3/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena March 24, 2017 +1832 It mostly feels like a ride we've already taken, serving to remind us of the vastly superior film that spawned it. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue March 24, 2017 +1832 Improbably, the film vaults over most pitfalls of long-threatened sequels while evolving the delicately crafted world in the original. It's a more sober, mature film, but no less entertaining or provocative. 3/4 fresh John Wenzel 1 Denver Post March 24, 2017 +1832 Choose a good excuse to see Danny Boyle work his directorial magic on a nostalgia blast. 3/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 HollywoodInToto.com March 24, 2017 +1832 ...has plenty of energy and affection, but not much purpose. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm March 24, 2017 +1832 Even when it's corny and a wee bit manipulative and you know that is exactly what it's doing, you sort of don't mind. A- fresh Joe Gross 0 Austin American-Statesman March 23, 2017 +1832 The good feeling of reuniting with old friends is too powerful here. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 23, 2017 +1832 A stale reminder of what once seemed new and fresh...done up with frenetic dash that reeks more of desperation than inspiration. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 23, 2017 +1832 Manages to be a deeper, more meaningful chapter in this brain-scrambled saga, enjoying the rush of nostalgia and renewed danger as it deals with a crisis that's more universal than substance abuse: aging. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com March 23, 2017 +1832 This movie needed two decades to grow into what it is, which is a worthy sequel to a modern classic. 4/5 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive March 23, 2017 +1832 The saga's second coming will hit your head like a beer stein dropped from a pub mezzanine. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 23, 2017 +1832 A follow-up that captures the brio and brotherly angst and affection of its predecessor, if not its clarion sense of urgency. 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post March 23, 2017 +1832 This may be the most beautifully shot downer of the year, so woeful is its tone. That said, it's also a pulse-quickening thrill to see these wretched once-upon-a-time rebels going mad for the racket once again. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle March 23, 2017 +1832 I doubt the film will work nearly as well for anyone who didn't have a poster of these guys hanging on their dorm room wall, but when it hits it leaves a mark. fresh Sean Burns 0 The ARTery March 23, 2017 +1832 The movie becomes - unexpectedly, and unhappily for those looking for another generational anthem - a rueful song about failure. 3/4 fresh Gary Thompson 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 22, 2017 +1832 The director tries to give another meaning to the story by placing it in a different context. Nostalgic, fun, and yes, it still has that punk essence that permeated the first film. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Juan Tolentino 0 Cinema Movil March 22, 2017 +1832 The film is about the whole world, the dominance of a system that puts us in a cycle to continue oppressing us, to take advantage of our love for the past and the comfort of denial. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Erick Estrada 0 Cinegarage March 22, 2017 +1832 The sparse, cold satisfaction that could be wrung from Trainspotting's punk insolence has been replaced by an exhausted cynicism. Which is exactly right. 3.5/5 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 22, 2017 +1832 Certainly a best-case scenario as far as sequels to iconic classics go. McGregor, Miller, Bremmer, Carlyle and Boyle haven't missed a beat in the twenty plus years since the first. 9/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium March 21, 2017 +1832 [Acknowledges] its history while moving the story forward with some sincere reflection on aging and masculinity. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz March 17, 2017 +1832 Repeatedly tips its hat to Trainspotting in such a blatant fashion that it ultimately, and sadly, hinders itself. 2.5/5 rotten Gregory Wakeman 0 CinemaBlend March 17, 2017 +1832 The referential treatment is wise - it's truly the only way a sequel like this could get away with existing.... That interrogation becomes a quicksand in which the film is repeatedly and unfortunately bogged down. 2.5/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service March 17, 2017 +1832 If you're one of this breed of Trainspotting diehards, I implore you to hold out hope at least long enough to see the surprising gloss of the movie's lens as not a betrayal, but a natural complement to the original's grit and grain. 3.5/5 fresh Michael Arbeiter 0 Nerdist March 17, 2017 +1832 The passing of two decades can take the piss out of these era-defining Nineties rebels. Still, there's a hard-won wisdom at work here, as well as an aching sense of loss. . 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone March 17, 2017 +1832 A wittily self-referential romp about the disillusionment of age. 3/4 fresh Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail March 17, 2017 +1832 An interesting character study and a nice book-end to the original Trainspotting. fresh Edward Douglas 0 LRM March 16, 2017 +1832 It never comes up with a coherent answer for why it exists, other than to indulge in the same nostalgia that its characters find so toxic. rotten Scott Tobias 1 NPR March 16, 2017 +1832 There's something reassuring about how little Sick Boy, Begbie, Spud and Renton have learned about life in the past two decades. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star March 16, 2017 +1832 The first film was revolutionary. The second is evolutionary. And therein lies the difference, and the line between great and good. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger March 16, 2017 +1832 The film's four lead actors all slip seamlessly back into their onscreen alter egos as if they've been keeping tabs on them all these years. B fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly March 16, 2017 +1832 Scotland's four favorite dope fiends are still fun to watch, even if they don't have all that much on their minds. B fresh David Ehrlich 1 indieWire March 16, 2017 +1832 An opportunity to wallow in grimy nostalgia seems to be its sole purpose. 2/4 rotten Christy Lemire 1 RogerEbert.com March 16, 2017 +1832 There is one scene that conjures the spirit of the original. C rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club March 16, 2017 +1832 A film that, despite its failures, which are not few, meets the most essential promises. In the film there are even, and must not forget, those doses of dark humor that helped give Trainspotting a unique and special tone. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Carlos Jes 0 Cine Premiere March 3, 2017 +1832 The Trainspotting team have managed to come up with one of the best examples of how good sequels work. 4/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW March 3, 2017 +1832 Doyle has lost none of his wild stylistic imagination, deploying dreamscapes, visual metaphors, perfect snatches of song, human-scale VFX and plenty of footage from the original film to tie them together perfectly, in tone, structure, style and feel. 4.5/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) March 2, 2017 +1832 There are scenes to get excited about and others that make us think why we are watching it but it manages to be entertaining. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Pablo A. Scholz 0 March 2, 2017 +1832 This wants to be as wild and brilliant as the original but isn't. rotten 0 Adelaide Review March 1, 2017 +1832 There are nods to how contemporary Scotland has changed, but Boyle's desire to intertwine then and now mostly puts commentary aside for a remix project that uses Trainspotting as a series of parts to be sampled for the sequel. 3/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age February 25, 2017 +1832 It's not bad at all, however its old charm has disappeared. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Carlos Boyero 0 El Pais (Spain) February 24, 2017 +1832 The problem is not that they repeat formulas for this sequel or that all of it is a bad copy of its predecessor...the bad thing is that feeling of an adulterated product. [Full review in Spanish] 2/5 rotten Luis Mart 0 El Mundo (Spain) February 23, 2017 +1832 The characters do not have the brittle edge, the dangerous dynamism they did before. They're just not as interesting. 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Romei 0 The Australian February 17, 2017 +1832 While there are moments that fall flat -- some of the brawls go on way too long -- it is fun to see where the guys have landed. Boyle, who made Slumdog Millionaire, proves he is still a master at finding humor and life in the grimmest spots. fresh Hannah Brown 0 Jerusalem Post February 16, 2017 +1832 A sequel that, while it's not disappointing, it also doesn't have too many findings. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Diego Lerer 0 Otroscines.com February 15, 2017 +1832 The grim druggy undertow of the original is absent, with regret and redemption providing trickles of pathos amid the capers and carry-on. A worthy postscript. 4/5 fresh Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) January 31, 2017 +1832 Boyle's visual storytelling is fluent and imaginative, and the performances are excellent. 4/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent January 31, 2017 +1832 Never mind plot: a lot of it isn't even comprehensible. 2/5 rotten Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) January 30, 2017 +1832 How could lightening strike twice? The result is both a touching elegy to lost youth and frustrating reminder of past glories. 3/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) January 29, 2017 +1832 All the performances are excellent with the greatest satisfaction coming when Bremner's Spud and Carlyle's Begbie are transformed from figures of fun and fear to the three dimensional characters that were missing in the original movie. 4/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 January 27, 2017 +1832 When presented with the script, Boyle et al should just have said no. 3/5 rotten Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard January 27, 2017 +1832 This one's clunky title - an in-joke referring to the Terminator movies - isn't an especially auspicious start. But, otherwise, Boyle pretty much nails it. 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) January 27, 2017 +1832 In its best moments, the film deploys an inventive range of flashbacks to the first film to show the extent to which nostalgia exerts its grip. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman January 26, 2017 +1832 Since the characters have aged into middle-aged men now, the film has a very different kind of energy to it, mixing the visceral imagery with a knowing sense of nostalgia. And once again, it has a lot to say about the state of the world. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com January 26, 2017 +1832 On to the characters, who were sad and despairing back in the day, but always empathetic and never victims. Here... well, I'm not that sure who they are. rotten Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator January 26, 2017 +1832 The new film doesn't have the same kind of focus, or locus, for its dark thrills and hilarity. 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times January 26, 2017 +1832 The script is hopelessly light on narrative momentum 3/5 rotten Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times January 25, 2017 +1832 As before, the film holds up a mirror to the outsider but reveals the citizen. fresh Henry K. Miller 0 Sight and Sound January 24, 2017 +1832 hat is this sequel about? It's truly hard to say. There are many spinning plates of plot, but no meal to eat. You leave the cinema impressed but unsatisfied. rotten Stuart McGurk 0 January 23, 2017 +1832 It's clever, well-written and well acted. But not quite what I expected from a Trainspotting sequel. 3/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Star January 23, 2017 +1832 Dizzyingly meta, maddeningly broad, then oddly moving. 4/5 fresh Matt Glasby 0 Total Film January 23, 2017 +1832 It's tragic, funny, sexy, sad, violent, foul-mouthed, absurd and utterly, utterly tremendous. fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) January 20, 2017 +1832 If you loved Trainspotting first time around, you'll probably love this too. If you never saw it, you could start here and go backwards. 4/5 fresh Adam Sweeting 0 The Arts Desk January 20, 2017 +1832 This eagerly anticipated sequel was never going to have the same impact as the original endeavour, but as long as you bear that in mind there is plenty to take away, for there is no doubting this picture carries that same, familiar swagger. 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys January 20, 2017 +1832 The cinematic equivalent of Madonna's cover of 'American Pie'. 1/5 rotten David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies January 20, 2017 +1832 It has just enough of those two ingredients that made the first film such a gem: style and soul. 4/5 fresh Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out January 20, 2017 +1832 A touching return that avoids sentiment but still manages to intoxicate. 3/5 fresh Joseph Walsh 0 The Skinny January 20, 2017 +1832 It references the original constantly, but rather than reigniting the subversive energetic joy, it just makes you miss it. 3/5 rotten Rosie Fletcher 0 Digital Spy January 20, 2017 +1832 Danny Boyle's long-awaited follow-up gets the tone exactly right, capturing the spirit of the original and making the collective nostalgia an integral part. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 iNews.co.uk January 20, 2017 +1832 A nostalgic, but slight and messy sequel. C rotten Oliver Lyttelton 0 The Playlist January 19, 2017 +1832 Having allowed the material to seethe and stew, director Danny Boyle cooks up another tremendous cocktail of drug taking, violence and prostitution. 4/5 fresh Chris Hunneysett 0 Daily Mirror (UK) January 19, 2017 +1832 In places, it's terrific, but it too often drags in a pool of its own despondency, a miserable and melancholy movie that almost looks a bit embarrassed to be so. fresh Jason Solomons 1 TheWrap January 19, 2017 +1832 It's inventive and full of surprises. 3/5 fresh Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine January 19, 2017 +1832 Though the film feeds on its forerunner, it's worthwhile on its own terms. 3/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 19, 2017 +1832 Long-awaited, much-delayed and disappointingly redundant ... rotten Neil Young 1 Hollywood Reporter January 19, 2017 +1832 Although there are plenty of moments of savage humour, the highs are just not quite so high any more. There's a melancholy maturity, however, which is satisfying in its own way. fresh Wendy Ide 0 Screen International January 19, 2017 +1832 It has the same punchy energy, the same defiant pessimism, and there's nothing around like this. This sequel was a high-wire act, but Boyle has made it to the other side. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 19, 2017 +1834 Violent post-nuclear sci-fi is Orwellian. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +1834 Channels the themes of George Orwell and the action of John Woo wonderfully. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1834 Who knew that a reunion of Metroland stars Bale and Watson could yield something so downright nutty? 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 31, 2009 +1834 An engaging ride, with some quicksilver moves. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 30, 2007 +1834 ... Equilibrium is one of the better action/sci-fi movies of the year ... 3/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 6, 2004 +1834 Wimmer delivers the already labored story with the subtlety of a sledgehammer. D rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 6, 2003 +1834 An entertaining but unspectacular film. Pretty goofy at times - but the slick and gleefully self-indulgent violence will not disappoint the action fan. 3.5/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com May 19, 2003 +1834 Enjoyable hogwash. 3/5 fresh Adam Smith 0 Empire Magazine April 21, 2003 +1834 'Equilibrium' succeeds primarily because of Christian Bale's uncanny ability to project the awakening soul of the character he portrays. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews April 7, 2003 +1834 You could rant at me for hours all the reasons it sucks, and I'd probably agree with most of them -- but the point is, I had fun. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic April 2, 2003 +1834 What a dumb, fun, curiously adolescent movie this is. 3/5 fresh Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com February 18, 2003 +1834 Derivative dystopia is a muddled, maudlin and laughable mess with a few nice fight scenes to break up the failure. 1/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix February 11, 2003 +1834 Hard to take as seriously as its creators clearly intended. rotten Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times January 8, 2003 +1834 Cold, Sterile And Lacking Any Color Or Warmth. rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle December 17, 2002 +1834 Bale makes it all frighteningly real. And lots of fun. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 12, 2002 +1834 Equilibrium is equal parts video game and GQ fashion spread. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper December 9, 2002 +1834 A seriously bad film with seriously warped logic by writer-director Kurt Wimmer at the screenplay level. 1/5 rotten David Grove 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1834 Matrixian, Orwellian, and boneheadian. D+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly December 7, 2002 +1834 Outstandingly bad. 2/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com December 6, 2002 +1834 This inventive, low-budget science-fiction movie stands on its own, from its bracing, ingenious fight sequences to its literate roots in dystopian fiction. fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic December 6, 2002 +1834 It's hard not to feel you've just watched a feature-length video game with some really heavy back story. 2/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide December 6, 2002 +1834 Borrows from so many literary and cinematic sources that this future world feels absolutely deja vu. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter December 6, 2002 +1834 It's super- violent, super-serious and super-stupid. 1/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 6, 2002 +1834 The notion of deleting emotion from people, even in an advanced Prozac Nation, is so insanely dysfunctional that the rampantly designed Equilibrium becomes a concept doofus. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune December 6, 2002 +1834 A dull, somnambulant exercise in pretension whose pervasive quiet is broken by frequent outbursts of violence and noise. 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee December 6, 2002 +1834 Dour and charmless. 1.5/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday December 6, 2002 +1834 Naggingly inconsistent and oppressively dumb. 1.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 6, 2002 +1834 You can practically hear George Orwell turning over. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star December 6, 2002 +1834 Giggling at the absurdities and inconsistencies is part of the fun. But the talented cast alone will keep you watching, as will the fight scenes. B fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle December 6, 2002 +1834 It doesn't do a lot of deep thinking, but unlike many futuristic combos of sf and f/x, it does make a statement: Freedom of opinion is a threat to totalitarian systems. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 6, 2002 +1834 A lackluster exercise in derivation almost completely free of fresh ideas. 1.5/5 rotten Michael Tunison 0 Boxoffice Magazine December 6, 2002 +1834 Just because it's a good idea doesn't mean it's easy to do well. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post December 6, 2002 +1834 Predictable and dispiriting. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) December 6, 2002 +1834 What you would end up with if you took Orwell, Bradbury, Kafka, George Lucas and the Wachowski Brothers and threw them into a blender. But that's just the problem with it - the director hasn't added enough of his own ingredients. C+ rotten Larry Carroll 0 Countingdown.com December 6, 2002 +1834 A movie that could be stupider only if it were longer. 1/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times December 6, 2002 +1834 Illiterate, often inert sci-fi action thriller. 2/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post December 6, 2002 +1834 Sci-fi rehash, which is more interested in video-game-style violence and a high body count than exploring cool story possibilities or preventing plot inconsistencies. C rotten 0 E! Online December 6, 2002 +1834 Equilibrium the movie, as opposed to the manifesto, is really, really stupid. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post December 6, 2002 +1834 It's the funniest American comedy since Graffiti Bridge. 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central December 6, 2002 +1834 The premise is overshadowed by the uberviolence of the Clericks as this becomes just another kung-fu sci-fi movie with silly action sequences. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com December 6, 2002 +1834 ... a preachy parable stylized with a touch of John Woo bullet ballet. C rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer December 5, 2002 +1834 With too much emphasis on the stylishly shot fight and action sequences rather than the sci-fi or even human elements, the film is all flash and little substance, even when it pretends to be interested in the latter. 3/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! December 5, 2002 +1834 A moderately entertaining cautionary tale. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 5, 2002 +1834 A science-fiction pastiche so lacking in originality that if you stripped away its inspirations there would be precious little left. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times December 5, 2002 +1834 What it lacks in originality it makes up for in intelligence and B-grade stylishness. B- fresh Gary Dowell 1 Dallas Morning News December 5, 2002 +1834 The self-serious Equilibrium makes its point too well; a movie, like life, isn't much fun without the highs and lows. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 5, 2002 +1834 If there was a solitary new idea or actual emotion in Equilibrium, the Prozium must have rendered me oblivious. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press December 5, 2002 +1834 Someone should have arrested Wimmer for being a common-sense offender when he first typed the script. 1.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer December 5, 2002 +1834 There is something charming in the way it bravely invites derision, like the boy in the high school play who can't remember his lines and decides to milk an awkward situation for laughs instead. 1/4 rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times December 5, 2002 +1834 Wimmer's narrative sloppiness makes one think he's popped a few too many pills, since Equilibrium often feels like a sense offense itself. 1.5/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com December 5, 2002 +1834 An unsophisticated sci-fi drama that takes itself all too seriously. rotten Dennis Harvey 1 Variety December 5, 2002 +1834 Silly stuff, all mixed up together like a term paper from a kid who can't quite distinguish one sci-fi work from another. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel December 5, 2002 +1834 The fun here is not so much in the solid if stolid performances from Bale and co-stars Taye Diggs and Emily Watson ... or in Wimmer's overpolished plot devices as it is in the production values. fresh Ron Stringer 1 L.A. Weekly December 5, 2002 +1834 The characters act like robots, and the story unfolds like a computer program. 2/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune December 5, 2002 +1834 It's the action sequences in this movie that sell. B- fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution December 5, 2002 +1834 Flashy gadgets and whirling fight sequences may look cool, but they can't distract from the flawed support structure holding Equilibrium up. 2/5 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com December 5, 2002 +1834 Either Preston is really good at martial arts, or everyone else is really bad. Probably a little of both. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star December 4, 2002 +1834 Unapologetic landslide of steaming balderdash. rotten Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice December 3, 2002 +1834 ...a cinematic disaster so inadvertently sidesplitting it's worth the price of admission for the ridicule factor alone. 0.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire December 3, 2002 +1834 It's at once laughable and compulsively watchable, in its committed dumbness. rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International November 23, 2002 +1834 3/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1834 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1834 4/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1834 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 12, 2003 +1834 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 17, 2002 +1834 7/10 fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com December 8, 2002 +1834 3.5/5 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons November 26, 2002 +1835 Almost perfect. 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 5, 2009 +1835 Well-acted crime drama, though the thick accents might be off-putting to some. 4/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 19, 2003 +1835 This good-natured, rough-housing Irish comedy is one of those buddy pictures where two oddly matched chaps thrown together by caustic Fate eventually save each other's life and become the best of buddies. fresh Brandon Judell 0 Critics Inc./America Online January 7, 2003 +1835 It's a tribute to Conor McPherson's richly detailed script and the fine performances by McDonald and Gleeson that they genuinely do grow on you. fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1835 This Irish crime charmer has 'the gift of gab.' C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1835 Comedic indie filmmaking at its best. 3.5/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1835 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 8, 2005 +1835 3/5 fresh Josh Ralske 0 All Movie Guide July 11, 2004 +1835 3/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) October 18, 2002 +1835 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1835 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1835 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1835 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1835 7 fresh Mike DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1835 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1835 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1835 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1835 4.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1835 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1837 Its surface is plausible enough, and Hathaway's performance is persuasive enough, for us to indulge in the delusion that we're actually encountering the famously elusive Jane Austen. fresh Robert Gottlieb 0 The New York Review of Books August 23, 2018 +1837 With a spot-on accent and altogether charming performance, Hathaway makes another convincing statement that she has grown, as a woman and as an actress. 3.5/4 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 14, 2009 +1837 without a pretext and knowledge of the classic author, much of the richness of this movie got lost 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures August 18, 2008 +1837 Even though it looked great and was moderately engaging, something was also always missing. rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views February 19, 2008 +1837 ...there's a feeling with Becoming Jane that we have seen it all before.... Many times. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 11, 2008 +1837 A dull exercise in deconstructing Jane Austen's life to provide a life experience basis for her novels. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 12, 2008 +1837 A witty, winning Austen bio for tweens and older. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media October 22, 2007 +1837 Jane Austen did not live the life of Elizabeth Bennett, but even if she had, there was no reason to be this bland in presenting it. 4/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 12, 2007 +1837 An enjoyable appetizer, albeit for a meal that one could argue already has far too many courses. 3/5 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 8, 2007 +1837 The squeaky clean love story of Jane Austen fails to make hay of either women's liberation or the miracle of creative writing, sticking to lush estates and courtly costume finery instead 6/10 rotten Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics September 7, 2007 +1837 Fails to capture either the sprightly spirit and poignant pathos of its subject's famous works. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 5, 2007 +1837 Becoming Jane takes a stab at being a historical romance in the vein of Shakespeare in Love, but something key is missing. 3/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina September 2, 2007 +1837 Anne Hathaway does a perfectly acceptable, enchanting job of playing Jane. 3/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald September 1, 2007 +1837 "A smart film about manners, money and marriage, ""Becoming Jane"" offers a fictional glimpse at the all-too-brief life of author Jane Austen." 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 29, 2007 +1837 Captures that certain romantic Jane Austen-esque spirit. 3/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com August 25, 2007 +1837 The sole pleasure I got was in gazing at the fancy costumes and taking in the lush grounds of the snobby Lady Gresham's estate. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 24, 2007 +1837 Becoming Jane may fudge the facts, but it finds the more compelling emotional truth. 3.5/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies August 22, 2007 +1837 There's something refreshingly spare and rough-hewn about this big-screen experience. A fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee August 22, 2007 +1837 If you're a Jane Austen fan, your sense and sensibility will demand you check this out. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com August 18, 2007 +1837 "The central idea in Becoming Jane is that ""Pride and Prejudice"" may have been autobiographical. Not a bad idea, except that the film plays more like a new adaptation of that book than as an outright examination of Austen's inspiration." 2.5/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 17, 2007 +1837 ... it seems uncharitable to deny poor Jane Austen this chaste, hypothetical affair 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 17, 2007 +1837 The film's romantic conventions are not nearly so bright or inspiring as what Austen became, in her own words. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters August 16, 2007 +1837 Take Jane out of the equation -- replace her with any of your basic period-piece-romantic-costume-drama heroines -- and you're left with mere trifle. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 14, 2007 +1837 While Becoming Jane is too much of a prologue to the writing Austen, it is an impeccably crafted imagining of a young woman seeking love at a time when women were so often 'better than their circumstances.' fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) August 14, 2007 +1837 Not only is that a huge stretch of the facts, it makes for a dull and overly familiar melodrama. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper August 14, 2007 +1837 Mostly just a second-rate Jane Austen story. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly August 10, 2007 +1837 Think of this scenario as a smart, witty, well-acted romance novel that has sprung to life on the big screen with some restraint and a decent amount of dignity. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News August 10, 2007 +1837 Hathaway never makes us think the woman could write anything more complex than a diet book. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine August 10, 2007 +1837 Taken as speculative fiction, it is thoroughly satisfying. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star August 10, 2007 +1837 "Early on, a character remarks that ""Wit is the most treacherous talent of all"" and based on the evidence contained within, the minds behind ""Becoming Jane"" are among the least treacherous people that you are likely to meet." 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com August 10, 2007 +1837 Hathaway delivers a fine British accent and high spirits as Austen. 2.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer August 10, 2007 +1837 Although the film does eventually give up its referential conceits, it comes far too late in the game to salvage any real emotional investment in the characters or their plight. 2.5/5 rotten Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 10, 2007 +1837 Becoming Jane becomes a rather ordinary, though sporadically entertaining, game of dress-up. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press August 10, 2007 +1837 Becoming Jane attempts to please the purists and the dreamers, but only results in disappointing both. 2/5 rotten Toddy Burton 0 Austin Chronicle August 10, 2007 +1837 If only Jane's fictional life had half the wit as what she put on the page. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 10, 2007 +1837 "That the film overlooks Austen's imagination becomes understandable when ""Becoming Jane"" reveals itself to be a rather unimaginative second-rate copy of a Jane Austen novel." 2/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) August 10, 2007 +1837 ...a diverting game of spot-the-reference... 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 10, 2007 +1837 A smart and well-acted drama that is a refreshing change of pace from this summer's overblown blockbusters. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 9, 2007 +1837 Austen comes off here more as stenographer than writer. rotten Joanne Kaufman 1 Wall Street Journal August 9, 2007 +1837 The film's familiarity is pleasant enough, and screenwriters Sarah Williams and Kevin Hood flaunt a strong working knowledge of Austen's work, peppering the movie with what amounts to inside jokes for readers familiar with the writer's six novels. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News August 9, 2007 +1837 An evocative portrait of an artistic temperament in defiance of propriety and of how, when such things are repressed, passion and personality are revealed in acts of private ritual and public performance. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 9, 2007 +1837 Utilizing a lovely British accent and a graceful way with words, Hathaway communicates Austen's predicament beautifully. When she was creating her immortal heroines... the real Jane Austen must have pictured someone like Hathaway. 3/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette August 9, 2007 +1837 Empty, empty-headed, anf full of cliches. Don't expect Austen brilliance from this pedestrian film. rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle August 9, 2007 +1837 Anne Hathaway concludes the thorough evolution from Disney princess to serious actress. With commanding wit and a deft British accent, she's more than convincing as a wickedly intelligent woman restricted by proper society. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star August 9, 2007 +1837 The film's notion of Austen's great works being nothing loftier than the result of failed puppy love suggests the filmmakers perversely believe that gross oversimplification is a virtue. 2/5 rotten Ian Grey 0 Orlando Weekly August 9, 2007 +1837 An agreeable period romp, missing the spark of the high-end Austen adaptations but firmly in command of its own romantic devices. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 8, 2007 +1837 The movie goes down easy, but there's a thin line here: is this an homage or a parasite? rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek August 7, 2007 +1837 After approximately fifteen minutes into the film, however, I forgot about the accent and realized that Anne's exuberance and dramatic range are fitting for this portrayal of the celebrated literary figure. 3.5/5 fresh Stina Chyn 0 Film Threat August 7, 2007 +1837 ...more 'chick flick' than recent Oscar-nom'ed Austen adaptations, but it's cut from more or less the same cloth, albeit less durable. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 6, 2007 +1837 Clearly embraces the spirit of the beloved novelist. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 6, 2007 +1837 Once you admit that the Jane Austen depicted onscreen bears scant relation to any person named Jane Austen, living or dead, the film fulfills its purpose. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker August 6, 2007 +1837 Becoming Jane isn't purposefully cynical but if you stop to consider it, it rather undermines Austen's great talent. rotten Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience August 6, 2007 +1837 [C]aptures both the aching romanticism and the cold, hard practicalities of Austen's fiction... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 5, 2007 +1837 Neither the best nor the worst of the Jane Austen adaptations. However, nor is it likely to be remembered for very long after it passes across your eyes. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide August 4, 2007 +1837 One can only hope that Becoming Jane will inspire moviegoers to find out more about this beloved literary great. Or hopefully revisit one of her classic novels. 3/4 fresh Camerin Courtney 0 Christianity Today August 4, 2007 +1837 ...drops the ball almost immediately by emphasizing some seriously hackneyed plot twists and an overall atmosphere of predictability... 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 4, 2007 +1837 Hathaway and McAvoy bring some genuine, if discreet, sparks to their secret romance, but there's something fundamentally lifeless about director Julian Jarrold's shallow gloss on Pride and Prejudice. 2.5/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide August 3, 2007 +1837 [McAvoy] and Hathaway simply aren't given much to do together, and they have two long hours to do it in. Screenwriters Kevin Hood and Sarah Williams seem reluctant to risk the ire of Austenites. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 3, 2007 +1837 The movie has an immense charm that sneaks up on you. Ultimately, it's a delicate ode to love and honor -- and to writing and reading. 3/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times August 3, 2007 +1837 There's a lot to recommend Becoming Jane, particularly the performances. Hathaway does more than survive. If she doesn't seem like a literary genius, she at least seems like a worthy Austen heroine -- intelligent, independent and brave. 2.5/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 3, 2007 +1837 Hathaway and McAvoy are appealing, but bland. The scenes that hark back to Pride and Prejudice are not so much evocative as hackneyed. It is all very pleasant, but it is also a bit of a bore. 2.5/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com August 3, 2007 +1837 [McAvoy is] perfectly fine as the prickly metropolitan exiled to the provinces after a dust-up at a London law school. B- fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian August 3, 2007 +1837 Becoming Jane is one of those perfectly charming and well put together motion pictures I desperately want to like more than I actually do. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 3, 2007 +1837 Hathaway is too good an actress not to deliver more than just a grand star turn and she's able to carry the story of Austen's. 2.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday August 3, 2007 +1837 The film is still charming enough, both for its performances and its lovely look at Jane Austen's most devoted suitor of all -- a pristine page, begging her attention, wanting nothing but her words. 3/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 3, 2007 +1837 Unlike an Austen story, Becoming Jane doesn't suffer from a predictable third act, and the characters aren't quite so schematic. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post August 3, 2007 +1837 We can't quite shake the feeling we've seen this all done before, and better. 2.5/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News August 3, 2007 +1837 Ponderous, despite a couple of nice performances. 2.5/4 rotten Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald August 3, 2007 +1837 The story is touching, the dialogue clever, the cast is great and the period detail is impressive. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies August 3, 2007 +1837 The film seduces. Beautifully produced, from production design and costumes to music and performances, it's also faithful to the genteel spirit and repressed passions for which she's known. 3/4 fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle August 3, 2007 +1837 Explains Austen's art simply and neatly: too simply, in fact, to do justice to such a brilliant observer of social manners and hypocrisies and weaver of complex, romantic moral tales. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press August 3, 2007 +1837 This 'haven't we seen this before?' sensibility is anything but a downside. It's the draw of director Julian Jarrold's good-looking, entirely pleasant revel. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post August 3, 2007 +1837 You have to be patient with the movie, but the payoff is good. B- fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times August 3, 2007 +1837 The director, Julian Jarrold, is comfortable with the material, and it is comfortable with him. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 3, 2007 +1837 Deeply pleasing in a connect-the-literary-dots manner. 3/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 3, 2007 +1837 A totally enchanting costume drama about Jane Austen's yearning for love and a place in the literary world dominated by men. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 3, 2007 +1837 It's a charming, peaceful picture; a perfect diversion for those who like their corsets tight and confining and their romance kept behind a fence of social judgment and impossible odds. B+ fresh Brian Orndorf 0 eFilmCritic.com August 3, 2007 +1837 Contrived and hokey where Austen's work is effortless and romantic... 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) August 3, 2007 +1837 A triumph for Anne Hathaway, who brings to the young Jane the same jittery wide-eyed intensity she displayed in The Devil Wears Prada along with a secure British accent. She and Mr. McAvoy inject a keen intelligence into the couple's verbal jousts. 3.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times August 3, 2007 +1837 The story quickly slips into Austen formula. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail August 3, 2007 +1837 Writers Hood and Williams conjure up a plot worthy of Ms. Austen herself, using Austen's real-life brothers and sisters for scandalous and tragic romantic subplots. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 2, 2007 +1837 A painful experience for anyone who gets easily annoyed by the formulaic nature of Austen's writing. 5.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net August 2, 2007 +1837 One can appreciate 'Becoming Jane' without knowing anything about the writings of Jane Austen or the speculation about her hidden life. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2007 +1837 The mixing of vague historical anecdote and pure Hollywood fantasy don't quite mix. 2.5/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times August 2, 2007 +1837 The filmmakers clearly respect Austen. So why present her as a mere stenographer, dutifully taking dictation from the world around her? 2/4 rotten Tasha Robinson 0 Metromix.com August 2, 2007 +1837 Dilutes one of the loveliest voices in English literature into chick lit. 2.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 2, 2007 +1837 the cinematic equivalent of a nice retirement facility 2/5 rotten Jesse Hassenger 0 Filmcritic.com August 2, 2007 +1837 The movie is eminently watchable: The production values are blue-chip, the script is often funny and cute, Hathaway is reasonably charming. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 2, 2007 +1837 Was Austen really a smarter, feistier Carrie Bradshaw in more sensible shoes, longing for love even as she failed to hang onto it? Becoming Jane would have been more honest if it had been called No Sex in the Country. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com August 2, 2007 +1837 Short on emotion. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 2, 2007 +1837 Becoming Jane has its felicities...McAvoy and Hathaway work well together despite being saddled with dialogue that is not remotely in Austen's league. But then again, what is? B- fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor August 2, 2007 +1837 [A] moderately engaging pseudo-Brit-lit piffle. 2.5/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 2, 2007 +1837 The script's lively, modern points of departure give it a few surprises. 4/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 2, 2007 +1837 Has a burnished feminine sadness, and the director, Julian Jarrold, gives it a creamy-dark visual flow. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly August 2, 2007 +1837 Inevitably exudes a kind of hand-me-down quality, the feeling of being a second-rate copy instead of a true original, at once too clever and not clever enough. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 2, 2007 +1837 For people who don't know the rules of cricket or concern themselves with the romantic problems of the upper class, Becoming Jane is far from a classic. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com August 2, 2007 +1837 If Becoming Jane is a little light in the head, it gives Anne Hathaway a chance to show herself off more delightfully than she did in The Devil Wears Prada. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post August 2, 2007 +1837 Lay back and don't think of England -- or Austen -- is the best advice I can give for prospective viewers of Becoming Jane. fresh Michelle Orange 0 Reeler August 2, 2007 +1837 A charming period romance which casts Jane Austen as a budding young authoress stifled by the pride and prejudice of her time. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound August 2, 2007 +1837 Unfortunately, lead actress Anne Hathaway is not suited to the role. Her Jane doesn't seem like the main character in her own story. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 2, 2007 +1837 Slow, boring, and I still know nothing about the real Jane Austen. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com August 1, 2007 +1837 Becoming Jane is not as good as the best Austen films, but is much better than most mainstream movies on tap. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer August 1, 2007 +1837 It's a bland, stilted, stuffy costume drama masquerading as a chick flick. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com July 30, 2007 +1837 Not to put too fine a point on it, but this movie throws like a girl. 1.5/4 rotten Jason Clark 0 Slant Magazine July 29, 2007 +1837 The tender emotion, delicacy of feeling and above all brilliant inspired flashes of brash female wit, render the truth or exaggeration of the tale simply secondary. fresh Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio July 28, 2007 +1837 It's worse than male fantasy: It's Austen for Idiots. rotten Maria Garcia 0 Film Journal International July 27, 2007 +1837 What I witnessed was corporate greed: a savvy team zeroing in on an audience that goes gaga for the English costume drama, hoping to cash in on the popularity of young Hathaway after the enormous success of The Devil Wears Prada. 1.5/5 rotten Marcy Dermansky 0 About.com July 24, 2007 +1837 Anne Hathaway has learned to ease up on the mugging and let us come to her. She's no Jane Austen, but she's got the gumption of an Austen heroine. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture July 23, 2007 +1837 Another bland, passionless costume drama as stuffy and oxygen-depriving as its corsets. 2/5 rotten Lexi Feinberg 0 CinemaBlend June 10, 2007 +1837 It's all very spirited without getting anywhere near the spirit of Austen herself -- at least as we know her from her work. 3.5/4 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald April 7, 2007 +1837 The style of Masterpiece Thetaer is applied to this reimagining of the making of writer Jane Austen, which will upset purists due to its liberties with Austen's real background. C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com March 26, 2007 +1837 While there is little that is fresh in this costume drama, it is well done and Anne Hathaway makes a delightful Jane, who is unafraid to defy convention. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile March 23, 2007 +1837 It's a good-looking film. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) March 17, 2007 +1837 The very idea of Jane Austen with a broken heart may be thought vulgar and pedantic by her modern readers, and the way the story pans out is not convincing. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 10, 2007 +1837 The supporting cast are all terrific, as are the Irish locations. 3/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Sunday Mirror (UK) March 8, 2007 +1837 Austen's fans will recognise something of the author's playful wit in the film, and forgive the dramatic liberties. 3/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) March 8, 2007 +1837 Despite the fact that this is a beautifully-shot, dryly funny period drama, some audiences might prefer to stick to the sheer escapism of Austen's fictional work, which follows a similar formula. 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Film4 March 8, 2007 +1837 A charming, intriguing biopic, given extra depth and sparkle by attractive performances from its superior cast. 4/5 fresh Liz Beardsworth 0 Empire Magazine March 8, 2007 +1837 Something of a disappointment, thanks to some dreary photography and a boring, unimaginative script that completely wastes a talented supporting cast. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 8, 2007 +1837 It's a classy package, all right - just missing the extra spark. fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out March 8, 2007 +1837 Another British writer is given the worthy cinematic treatment, complete with an American actress in the title role and sentiment that overwhelms what should be a gritty story. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall March 3, 2007 +1837 Thanks to the combined charm of the leads, this remains a most agreeable cinematic portrait. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com March 3, 2007 +1837 2/5 rotten David Fear 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1837 4/5 fresh Hank Sartin 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1837 B fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com August 3, 2007 +1839 Fans of both Wenders' movie and of Cuban music ... will find it expands their knowledge and love of son, Cuba's unique sound. 3.5/5 fresh Richard James 0 South China Morning Post March 15, 2018 +1839 [A] thoughtful if somewhat scattered documentary ... 3/5 fresh Leslie Felperin 0 Guardian October 20, 2017 +1839 ... Cuba's geriatric music troupe get a touching send-off in Lucy Walker's hagiographic but moving documentary. 4/5 fresh Ed Potton 0 Times (UK) October 19, 2017 +1839 The approach is pretty conventional, but the characters are so brilliant you'd struggle not to be swept up in it all. 3/5 fresh Gail Tolley 1 Time Out October 18, 2017 +1839 Adios feels both disorganized and unnecessary, like an encore staged after the house lights have gone up and most of the audience has exited the building. rotten Scott Tobias 0 Uproxx September 27, 2017 +1839 Emotional, crowd-pleasing sequel to popular documentary. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media June 8, 2017 +1839 "Unfortunately, Lucy Walker's ""Buena Vista Social Club: Adios"" plays more like a well-intentioned but unsatisfying addendum to Wenders' movie and Cooder's recording." 2/4 rotten Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com May 26, 2017 +1839 After Adios, many longtime fans will want to chase the taste away with a stiff shot of the old stuff. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter May 26, 2017 +1839 Despite any shackles, social or otherwise, music will always serve as a mode of liberation, an expression of love, and Buena Vista Social Club: Adios passionately asserts that idea. fresh Katie Walsh 1 Los Angeles Times May 26, 2017 +1839 Ultimately, Adios transcends politics and proves once again that music knows no boundaries. 3.5/4 fresh Laura Emerick 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 26, 2017 +1839 Adios is less engaging than Walker's earlier work, with little of the poeticism she displayed in Waste Land and The Crash Reel. It surely doesn't help that she's stuck picking through Wenders' leftovers ... rotten Andrew Lapin 1 NPR May 26, 2017 +1839 A cluttered rear-view of a cultural phenomenon, and a fond farewell to some of the Cuban music pioneers that inspired it. fresh 0 Film Journal International May 26, 2017 +1839 "When you remember something,"" one of the group members says at one point, ""it's because your spirit is in it."" And there's plenty of spirit kicking around inside ""Buena Vista Social Club: Adios." B fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News May 26, 2017 +1839 ...for a musical project so ripe with history and history making, especially in the face of a changing Cuba, these subjects deserve a film with a clearer idea of what it has to say. rotten Landon Palmer 0 Nonfics May 25, 2017 +1839 Lucy Walker's film is at its most incisive when it explores the historical development of son music. 2.5/4 fresh Keith Watson 0 Slant Magazine May 25, 2017 +1839 This movie should be of great interest to Cubaphiles, music fans, cultural historians and anyone with eyes, ears and a pulse. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune May 25, 2017 +1839 Both an exemplary sequel and a vital, informative companion piece. fresh Glenn Kenny 1 New York Times May 24, 2017 +1840 Is there not something a little disturbing about the way in which ageing male film-makers are applauded for their ogling of actresses young enough to be their granddaughters? rotten Anne Billson 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) November 22, 2017 +1840 Unusually for Bertolucci, the film is an ensemble piece, with great glancing richness of detail conveyed by a wonderful cast. fresh Adam Mars-Jones 0 Independent (UK) November 15, 2017 +1840 Meditation on sex, life, death; older teens only. 4/5 fresh Joyce Slaton 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1840 [A] hilariously inscrutable exercise in pseudo-profundity. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post December 7, 2007 +1840 Elaborately awful. 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide December 7, 2007 +1840 A civilized, mellow, and generally graceful chamber piece. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader December 7, 2007 +1840 I find it to be one of his most sublime achievements, filled with a sunny laziness and slow awakening. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1840 A welcome reminder of Bertolucci's directorial assurance. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1840 Liv Tyler is radiant, but the film itself suffers from the same self-indulgence that always hampers Bertolucci's work. 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1840 The script is in keeping with the fabric of the film. It's languid and meanders about a bit, but, coupled with the lush and inviting Tuscany countryside, this is not a bad thing at all. B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1840 Gorgeous Tuscan scenery and a breakthrough performance by Liv Tyler help make this sudsy flick entertaining. 4/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Hollywood Bitchslap January 19, 2005 +1840 Auteur-slumming at The WB 1.5/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central July 12, 2004 +1840 Somewhat erotic and warm, and pleasant to gaze at. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 19, 2004 +1840 Vale la pena completamente... 4/5 fresh Alex Ramirez 0 Cinenganos January 11, 2004 +1840 Utterly boring. 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews September 12, 2003 +1840 When a party at an elegant villa threatens to become a full-blown musical number, one wonders if Mel Brooks has taken charge of the production. 2.5/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1840 Minor Bertolucci, but achingly gorgeous. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner March 2, 2003 +1840 A lush, coming of age tale that makes you want to take a vacation. 4/5 fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News January 29, 2003 +1840 [Bertolucci] builds an homage to beauty around a sullen void. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1840 Stealing Beauty demonstrates that director Bernardo Bertolucci is as adept at intimate drama as he is with epic productions. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 15, 2002 +1840 In my view, Bernardo Bertolucci is one of the world's most overrated high profile filmmakers. 5 rotten Jamie Gillies 0 Apollo Guide January 12, 2002 +1840 You can keep Liv Tyler as an actress altogether as far as I'm concerned. 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 8, 2002 +1840 In contrasting the sexuality and rebellion of Lucy's generation with his own, Bertolucci clearly yearns to rekindle his creative spirit. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1840 Even a lesser Bertolucci is an event, and Stealing Beauty has its charms. 3/5 fresh Jack Mathews 1 Los Angeles Times February 14, 2001 +1840 What do you call a character study with shallow, sketchily-drawn characters, but a gorgeous setting? A scenery study, perhaps. Or an atmosphere study. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1840 The movie plays like the kind of line a rich older guy would lay on a teenage model, suppressing his own intelligence and irony in order to spread out before her the wonderful world he would like to give her as a gift. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1840 It may not be epic in scale; in artistic terms, though, it's huge. fresh Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1840 While former model Tyler can work the camera, her performance is generally awkward. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +1840 The grace, craft and real wit in this country house party make it his most seductive film in a very long while. 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1840 An uneasy sense of self indulgence turned me against the film. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1840 The film does have a small mystery in it, but it is easily solvable and plays only a small part in the plot. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1840 The result is more tedious than insightful, and the film just meekly limps along, without any wit, passion or fire. 2/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1840 Tyler is a find for a director like Bertolucci. 3/4 fresh Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1840 An intriguing, good-looking movie, and character-driven in the best sense. But truly, it's fanciful. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1840 This is a film of false starts, dead ends and pointless distractions which pays too little attention to what should be its central premise. 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1840 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 14, 2007 +1840 3/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com December 16, 2005 +1840 3/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) June 4, 2005 +1840 2/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Film Threat May 6, 2005 +1840 3/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals January 9, 2005 +1840 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +1840 2/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World July 23, 2004 +1840 3/5 fresh John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 21, 2003 +1840 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1840 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1840 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1840 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly June 14, 1996 +1841 'Cop Land' holds up as a pretty good little thriller, a Sidney Lumet movie in a Martin Scorsese movie's clothing. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire August 25, 2017 +1841 Top acting honors go to Ray Liotta as Gary Figgis, a cokehead cop who just might be Freddy's only friend. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing September 13, 2012 +1841 not your traditional action flick, nor your traditional cop flick. It has elements of each, all wrapped up in a new type of story that drips in realism and gray characters. 4/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures August 15, 2012 +1841 Mangold certainly knew what he was doing when he cast Keitel and De Niro. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly April 9, 2008 +1841 Cop Land shares its leading man's slow-wittedness, but also his likability. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate April 9, 2008 +1841 Mangold is something of a pseudo-Scorsese. rotten Jack Kroll 1 Newsweek April 9, 2008 +1841 A good effort, but the star power on show throws the proceedings off kilter somewhat, hiking up an expectation that the film ultimately cannot live up to. 3/5 rotten Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine April 9, 2008 +1841 It sizzles toward an explosive and satisfying climax in which everything -- Stallone included -- fully bursts into life. 3/4 fresh Sandra Contreras 0 TV Guide April 9, 2008 +1841 Although too simplistic in its good-guys/bad-guys approach to morally and emotionally ambiguous material, Cop Land emerges as an absorbing and dramatic yarn about exposing the evil doings of some of New York's finest. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety April 9, 2008 +1841 A solidly entertaining drama that stays true to the independent spirit of its filmmakers fresh 1 Hollywood Reporter April 9, 2008 +1841 At its heart, the movie has a good story to tell: the lumbering oaf who's not nearly as stupid and not nearly as gutless as all the hot dogs from the big city think. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post April 9, 2008 +1841 The movie's no roller-coaster ride, but there isn't a boring moment either. fresh Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader April 9, 2008 +1841 At times, it's like three episodes of NYPD Blue jammed together and whittled down to feature length. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 30, 2007 +1841 Mangold went to so much trouble to give Stallone a good role, but he forgot to write good parts for Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel, Ray Liotta, Annabella Sciorra and Cathy Moriarity. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1841 It's an interesting parable/western and, perhaps, a start for Stallone's new career. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1841 Rocky Balboa meets Donnie Brasco. 3/4 fresh Judith Egerton 0 Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) June 29, 2004 +1841 Stallone more than holds his own against an all-star ensemble cast; indeed, he soundly anchors the picture. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis June 27, 2004 +1841 Generally successful. 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews March 15, 2004 +1841 No drama, suspense or excitement in this dud. D rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather May 22, 2003 +1841 A crisp and exciting police operation at the start of the movie and an equally exciting shootout at the end suggest that writer/director James Mangold has a nice touch with action. But Mangold's heart is in pregnant pauses and meaningful stares. 2.5/4 rotten Leonard Schwarz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1841 Cop Land is a movie that seems to have either too many subplots or not enough editing. It is either way too long or too short, depending on what it was meant to be in the first place. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 16, 2003 +1841 It's a pleasure -- a relief, even -- to see that Sylvester Stallone can still act. 3.5/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1841 Overall, try as it might, this isn't as good as a Scorsese film, but it's still a compelling picture. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1841 Features Sylvester Stallone in his best performance since Rocky. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 21, 2002 +1841 Stallone finds a good niche in this ensemble cop drama. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1841 Stallone tem um de seus melhores momentos, desde 'Rocky', neste filme. 4/5 fresh Pablo Villa 0 Cinema em Cena May 31, 2002 +1841 This is a good filmthat could have been great if not for an act of well-intentioned, but misguided casting. 3/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1841 There is nothing wrong with Stallone's performance, or anyone's - all the big names in this movie were working hard to make sense out of a painfully empty, stupid script. 2 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 9, 2001 +1841 Nearly down for the count in the movie ring, Stallone isn't just back in the fight. He's a winner. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 11, 2001 +1841 Although Freddy Heflin is no Rocky, Stallone does an admirable job of bringing him across as a real person we can sympathize with. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1841 Whatever its limitations, Cop Land has talent to burn. 3.5/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1841 A compelling, if imperfect, motion picture. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1841 Oh, the tyranny of being serious about your art: It's a shame when an actor like Sylvester Stallone, who's always at his most appealing when he just hunkers down and lets himself be a big galoot, feels he has to make a bid for respectability. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1841 A movie with such a promising concept, so poorly executed, that it begs to be remade. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1841 Written and directed by James Mangold, the drama is dense but misses the moral complexities and grit, not to mention the oomph, of its urban predecessors. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1841 It's one of filmdom's more truthful fictions in recent years. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1841 Stallone's honest and human portrayal of a decent man who's let too much go by makes this film work. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1841 Mangold's daring use of Stallone, the quality of the acting ensemble, the depth of the characterizations, and the off-beat blend of Western motifs in a police drama all mark the director as a young filmmaker worth watching. 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1841 A great film, and Stallone's breakout performance. It's about time he had one. 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1841 James Mangold's well constructed and compelling script gives plenty of opportunity for this star powered cast to shine, in a fascinating town where corruption reigns. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1841 Standard cop movie with great moody music and Stallone's best performance since Rocky. 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit January 1, 2000 +1841 With a more lively production, the holes in the story could have been ignored, but the cost of the director's slow gate is that the audience has more time to dwell on the film's improbabilities. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1841 Writer/director Mangold has constructed a worthy tale of despair and redemption that overflows with memorable images. fresh Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly January 1, 2000 +1841 Casting is everything, and the casting of Stallone -- playing way against type -- as the powerless hayseed sheriff in Cop Land is nothing short of inspired. 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1841 Those who know Stallone only from his muscle-bound muscle-head roles in mindless action pictures are in for a surprise. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1841 The film is probably best taken as an ultimately slight but still compelling Eastern that plays like a vintage Western about personal redemption. 3/4 fresh 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1841 The way in which Mangold's writing and direction redistribute the weight of Stallone's screen persona is bound to impress. fresh Bob Satuloff 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1841 Though at first Cop Land seems as if it will be an ensemble piece, it is, in fact, Stallone's movie. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1841 A tip of the hat to the good intentions; it coulda been a contender. 2/4 rotten Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1841 Mangold's script was interesting enough to draw enormous stars willing to work their buns off for scale. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1841 Stallone's much ballyhooed performance is adequate for what he is. So he decided to drink a bunch of milkshakes and get fat--so what? Millions of Americans do that daily. 1.5/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1841 With minimal theatrics, Stallone shows us a man who never wanted anything more than to be a cop finally deciding to be one of the good guys. 6/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1841 This overstuffed and shallow film does not come close to meeting any epic aspirations. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1841 One of the better films I've seen all year. 4/5 fresh Ted Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1841 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1841 7/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1843 The two stars may be great pals in life, but there's little magic in their on-screen partnership. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 6, 2018 +1843 Drama about untraditional parenting has sex, mature themes. 3/5 fresh Barbara Shulgasser 0 Common Sense Media April 19, 2016 +1843 The very first scene in the new Madonna movie The Next Best Thing stumbles and the movie never recovers. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1843 This astonishingly bad tearjerker, a Fannie Hurst weepie with a gay twist, is as phony as a three-dollar bill and just about as entertaining. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 6, 2005 +1843 Well-intentioned but heavy-handed. rotten Eric Monder 0 Film Journal International September 9, 2002 +1843 The moment the movie loses its lighthearted spirit is the moment it loses touch with reality. 0.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1843 Ultimately, the film works because Schlesinger handles the comedy-to-drama transition with skill. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1843 Madonna's charisma as a personality has never translated particularly well to the big screen. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1843 Madonna never emerges as a plausible human being in the movie; she's more like a spokeswoman for a video on alternative parenting lifestyles. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 At the Movies January 1, 2000 +1843 She's awful. But to be fair, so is everything else about the movie. rotten Ernest Hardy 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1843 A dismal film. rotten Robert Horton 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1843 [Madonna], as usual, tries hard but seems manufactured. rotten Bridget Byrne 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1843 Zero chemistry, zero tension, zero laughs, zero everything. F rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1843 Get ready for preachy speeches about gay rights, endless scenes of Madonna and Everett cracking themselves up as they frolic in their airy digs, and a third act straight out of a really bad Lifetime movie. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1843 A well-executed character study populated with substantial characters, excellent performances, and an understanding of tragic human nature. 9/10 fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment January 1, 2000 +1843 [Madonna] can barely muster even the rudiments of human expression. C- rotten Steve Daly 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1843 Dry dialogue, too many contrived situations and a frightfully wooden performance by Madonna. rotten John Schlesinger 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1843 The movie is a multi-genre mess: Half campy gay romp, a quarter weepy romance, a quarter courtroom drama. All of it is bad. rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1843 It's sort of like two baseball teams going out to the parking lot to play the ninth inning of a tied ballgame, then coming back onto the field to announce the score. rotten Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1843 Heartfelt but lightweight and inconsistent. 5/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1843 The film starts out mildly interesting at best, before taking a very unexpected turn and spinning completely out of control. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1843 It's almost impossible to believe that the director, John Schlesinger, was once the sure hand behind Midnight Cowboy. Did he do this one by telephone? rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +1843 It means to speak to raw, complex emotions, but it looks so ridiculously glossy you can never suspend disbelief. 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1843 Madonna still cannot act. 2/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1843 Yet another film of missed opportunities in which provocative ideas are destroyed -- in this case, by either the lame writing of Thomas Ropelewski or the timid direction of John Schlesinger, or possibly both. rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1843 This movie remains full of high Hollywood cliches. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1843 Besides the fact that this unfunny, treacly comedy treads some very familiar ground, it also makes a serious case that Madonna can't act. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1843 A well-intended but confused serio-comedy that flakes out on its central characters. rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday January 1, 2000 +1843 There hasn't been a Hollywood 'message' movie as smug or cheesy as The Next Best Thing in quite a while. 1/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1843 It's so weirdly acted, shot, edited, directed, written and scored you can't believe it's happening -- though, on a gut level, it is enjoyable in the way that certain forms of masochism are enjoyable. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1843 Two movies in one, and there's not enough breathing room for both of them. 1.5/5 rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1843 Its creaky, all-consuming insistence on its characters' normalcy entombs everything interesting about them in contrived schlock and transparent gloss-over techniques. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1843 The filmgoer seeking a more credible or profound exploration of the subject matter will be disappointed. rotten Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1843 Madonna's acting performance is not more or less than average. 1/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +1843 Credible and compelling acting. 7/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1843 Its performances are appealing, and its heart's in the right place. 8/10 fresh Chuck Walton 0 Hollywood.com January 1, 2000 +1843 John Schlesinger can't get a credible performance out of Madonna, he wastes Lynn Redgrave and Ileana Douglas, and he fails to locate the charm that Everett brought to Wedding. rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times January 1, 2000 +1843 After the melodrama kicks in, the film turns disastrously sappy. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1843 A tone-deaf disaster of the first order, poorly acted, written with no sense of shame, clumsily staged and shot, and riddled equally with cliches, embarrassments and shocking lapses in taste, judgment and craft. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +1843 It's a failure, but a well-done failure, and those are sometimes worth watching. 7/10 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +1843 If you thought Madonna's singing was flat, wait until you see how listlessly she delivers her lines in this film. rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1843 Madonna has little charisma as a movie performer. rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1843 The best thing for Madonna would be to give up her pursuit of a film career. rotten Brad Haynes 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1843 Writer Thomas Ropelewski and director John Schlesinger build gradually toward the climax of the movie in an intelligent way. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +1843 Preposterous? Yes. Ridiculous? That, too. rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +1843 Never fully engages the audience on an emotional level. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1843 The filmmakers bend over so far backward to set up their climactic situation that they suck the life out of the characters. rotten Andy Klein 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +1843 The screenplay by Thomas Ropelewski is such a ridiculous hodgepodge of cliches with stale political correctness that Meryl Streep would have a difficult time making it work. rotten Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +1843 When one of an alleged romantic movie's principal actors is basically just reading lines, it doesn't do much for chemistry. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 1, 2000 +1843 A dreary little journey that starts as a cutesy sitcom and nosedives into leaden soap opera. rotten Chris Garcia 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1843 Screenwriter Thomas Ropelewski appears to have taken a crash course in television soap operas and romance novels before sitting down to write. rotten Steven Mazey 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +1843 None of this adds up to a good movie by conventional standards. rotten Dave White 0 IFilm January 1, 2000 +1843 Its greatest liability, unfortunately, is Madonna. 6/10 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1843 Madonna's noticeably weak, strained and unconvincing. C rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1843 Terminally slow-moving. rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1843 Never having decided whether it wants to be comedy or a sentimental hand-wringer, it tries to be both and winds up being neither. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1843 A pleasing but mindless diversion that goes down well with buttered popcorn and a large Coke. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com January 1, 2000 +1843 I wouldn't call what [Madonna] does acting; it's more like vogue posing. rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +1843 Any room in that freezer for this inadequate, inauthentic, indigestible film? 1/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1843 The two leads have a wonderful chemistry together. fresh 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1843 Delivers a pro-family message with a twist. fresh Nick Carter 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1843 Schlesinger, a filmmaker of broad strokes, can't bring off the difficult transition from bantering comedy to tear-jerking melodrama. rotten Dave Kehr 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1843 A comedy that salutes friendship as a resilient and abiding bond that can carry people over troubled waters. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 1, 2000 +1843 Best friends may make the best mistakes, but Madonna makes the absolute worst, at least in terms of her film career. 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1843 A depressing, lugubrious film experience. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1843 The tenderness of the relationship is completely believable because of the easy and affectionate way Everett and Madonna play off of each other. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 1, 2000 +1843 1/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1843 0.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1843 0.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1843 1/4 rotten Leonard Schwarz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1843 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1843 C rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +1843 0.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1843 0.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1843 1.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1843 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1843 2.5/4 rotten 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +1843 7 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1843 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1843 1/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1843 3/10 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1843 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1843 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1843 2/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1843 0/4 rotten 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1843 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1843 1/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1843 4/10 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1843 2.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1843 3/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1844 When it comes to politics, the South Park boys mistake contempt for humor. rotten John Powers 1 L.A. Weekly May 17, 2018 +1844 The whole thing plays like Thunderbirds Goes to Hell and will doubtless offend all those numskulls who complained about the BBC's transmission of Jerry Springer: The Opera. For that alone, it gets my vote. fresh Mark Kermode 0 New Statesman March 27, 2015 +1844 Raunchy action comedy from South Park team isn't for kids. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media August 24, 2010 +1844 Putting the fun back into misanthrope 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania July 22, 2009 +1844 "When it's not beating us over the head with ""clever political satire"", it can be a fun film." fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1844 As usual, heart and soul have been poured into an enterprise that Parker and Stone want you to think they just knocked off after a night of smoking weed. 4/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 23, 2007 +1844 ...hurt by Parker and Stone's reliance on speechifying and heavy-handed diatribes... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 6, 2006 +1844 Bottom line: nice puppetry, crappy movie. 2/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com January 11, 2006 +1844 The film's heroes ... move through the world convinced they are doing good; they don't even notice that they've leveled Paris in the process of defending it ... fresh Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba September 16, 2005 +1844 So what if the political satire is as thin as wax paper?...In the end, the gleeful action, absurd silliness and crude pleasures outweigh the film's weaknesses. 3/5 fresh Uri Lessing 0 www.kcactive.com July 25, 2005 +1844 The year's smartest, most impressive comedy. 5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com February 24, 2005 +1844 What marks Parker and Stone as satirists rather than shock jocks is their perceptive analysis of the world's craziness. A fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 29, 2005 +1844 The puppets are extremely impressive and the fact that the strings are constantly visible is used to brilliant comedic effect, particularly during one of the film's crudest scenes. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 15, 2005 +1844 Will have you howling with laughter, unable to stop even to catch breath. 8 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus January 9, 2005 +1844 The result seems almost as hypocritical as many of the movie's targets, which ultimately defeats the movie's intentions. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 10, 2004 +1844 The marionettes run interference with our Hollywood-formula comfort zones -- forcing a fresh look at the hateful stupidity we take for granted every weekend at the multiplex. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly November 8, 2004 +1844 Perhaps the weirdest aspect of the movie is that, after a while, the puppets start to feel like real action movie characters. 4.5/5 fresh Stephen Himes 0 Flak Magazine November 7, 2004 +1844 Surprisingly good natured given its take-no-prisoners lampooning of ethnic and cultural stereotypes, the war in Iraq, homosexuality, AIDS... not to mention Hollywood's finest. 3/4 fresh David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf November 5, 2004 +1844 Screamingly, achingly funny. It's the kind of movie that repeatedly hits a comic high note and holds it for a sustained period. 4/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) November 4, 2004 +1844 Who knew that marionettes could be so tender, crude and aggressive in the bedroom? B- fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) November 1, 2004 +1844 Parker and Stone reach beyond easy sendup of foreign relations, acknowledging xenophobia's longstanding stronghold in popular entertainment. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 28, 2004 +1844 As quickly as Parker and Stone win us over with their raunchy wartime send-up, they let victory slip away with one snide, silly, gross scene after another. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly October 27, 2004 +1844 Like a fantasy project developed by a dirty-minded child, and we can all share in the adolescent stupidity and irresponsibility of it. It's a blast. 4.5/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) October 26, 2004 +1844 Armed with an offbeat intelligence...Team America: World Police is a diabolically spunky punch to the political groin that takes no prisoners... doesn't miss a naughty beat 3.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye October 26, 2004 +1844 I give credit to satirists Parker and Stone for having the wherewithal to slaughter sacred cows and show that hypocrisy is evident on both sides of the political aisle. B- fresh Andrew Griffin 0 Town Talk (Alexandria, LA) October 25, 2004 +1844 It's so accurate that it's barely parody. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies October 24, 2004 +1844 [The] real target is the polarized state of society. All extremes get an equal bashing here, as they well deserve. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 24, 2004 +1844 makes a surprisingly cogent, if gleefully vulgar, political argument that has legs because it doesn't take easy sides 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 24, 2004 +1844 Although it can get a bit wearing on me to watch puppets, this is so well written and so tongue in cheek, that it was a pleasure. 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 24, 2004 +1844 "The thing is silly as hell and having Kim Jong Il sound like Eric Cartman from ""South Park"" is a stroke of genius. This is a very funny film and should be seen forthwith." 3.5/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 23, 2004 +1844 Juvenile in the worst sense: confused and frightened by the adult world, and begging to be protected. 2/4 rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader October 22, 2004 +1844 Made laugh so hard, I almost blew snot all over my own mother. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine October 22, 2004 +1844 Hypocrites of all stripes better stay out of the South Park boys' sights. fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) October 21, 2004 +1844 Shocking, funny, and socio-politically astute 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit October 20, 2004 +1844 About a third of Team America exhibits deliriously trashy bad taste, but most of the rest is just tasteless to the point of being infantile. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 20, 2004 +1844 Trey Parker and Matt Stone do what they do best - provide the character voices, poke fun at everything, and write semi-genius songs to place between the off-color humor. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com October 20, 2004 +1844 Juvenile? Sure. Funny? Certainly -- though not nearly as often as one might reasonably expect from these guys. 2.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing October 20, 2004 +1844 "The satirical sharpness that defines the duo's at-times incandescently brilliant ""South Park"" has been shunted aside in favour of vomit gags and screaming homophobia." 1.5/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 20, 2004 +1844 By turns hilarious, idiotic, thoughtful, scatological, and occasionally all of these at the same time. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International October 19, 2004 +1844 Surprisingly free of painful barbs. 2.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 19, 2004 +1844 When a marionette has sex or vomits, you are watching comedy gold, my friends. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com October 19, 2004 +1844 There are too many gags that fall flat and the strain of an all-marionette cast shows all too often. 2.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 19, 2004 +1844 Worse, it loses its edge early on, Stone and Parker not going far enough for the attacks to be anything other than purely prurient. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 19, 2004 +1844 The first work from Parker and Stone that I'd describe as a failure of nerve. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com October 19, 2004 +1844 Laugh hard, laugh long, but just laugh at true greatness. 5/5 fresh Rory L. Aronsky 0 Film Threat October 19, 2004 +1844 Gleefully profane, excessively violent, and refreshingly lewd. 4.5/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat October 19, 2004 +1844 It's a mess, an all over the place, everything but the kitchen sink jamboree of potty humor, cheap shots and missed opportunities. 2/5 rotten Rick Kisonak 0 MovieWeb October 19, 2004 +1844 I thought it was pretty clever. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 19, 2004 +1844 Team America is at once grandiose and tacky, elaborate and deflationary. fresh 1 Village Voice October 19, 2004 +1844 Team America is a poke in the nose, a kick in the pants to namby-pamby types afraid of offending anyone. It's rather liberating, which, is what Team America is all about. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) October 19, 2004 +1844 This parody is flat and tediously cynical, but the hilarious gags had this critic laughing out loud most of the way. rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca October 19, 2004 +1844 Team America: World Police is controversial, vulgar, and politically incorrect. Bless Parker and Stone for making it. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 19, 2004 +1844 I haven't laughed myself to tears in a while, but this movie made it happen... doesn't quite hold itself together all the way through, otherwise it might've been a slam dunk. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies October 18, 2004 +1844 "Using the ""F"" word fifty million times is not brilliant script writing" 3/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com October 18, 2004 +1844 Trey Parker may not advance the cause of freedom, but he'll go to it laughing, and that's worth several times my buck-o-five. 3/4 fresh Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) October 18, 2004 +1844 It is the funniest political satire I've seen in a long time. It would have been great if it had anything interesting to say about politics. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 18, 2004 +1844 Many other critics have praised it, but I find it hard to enjoy a film so offensive. Be sure to keep kids away. 1.5/4 rotten Vince Koehler 0 Entertainment Spectrum October 17, 2004 +1844 "Jonathan Swift said: ""Satire is a sort of glass, wherein beholders do generally discover everybody's face but their own."" Trey Parker are Matt Stone are fiendish satirists." 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com October 17, 2004 +1844 Finally a fair and balanced report, a satire on the foibles of the political left and right alike. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve October 16, 2004 +1844 Team America puts Michael Moore and company to shame by being fair and balanced in its comic assault on the left and right. 3/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 Washington Times October 16, 2004 +1844 Hilarious...I can't give out more information without committing a hate crime. fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch October 15, 2004 +1844 A film that earns the phrase satire, Team America is a film thatt understands neo cons and celebrities are really led by their strings. 4/5 fresh 0 Film Snobs October 15, 2004 +1844 Political junkies have long been wondering if there would be an October surprise... Now we know the answer. Team America: World Police is that surprise. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette October 15, 2004 +1844 The most embarrassingly entertaining movie I've seen all year. 4/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal October 15, 2004 +1844 It would be abhorrent if it weren't so screamingly funny. B+ fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 15, 2004 +1844 Profane and sometimes bitingly funny. fresh Hank Stuever 1 Washington Post October 15, 2004 +1844 Team America is not as funny as the South Park movie, and some of its juvenile humor falls flat. But when Team America works, it falls squarely into the category of guilty pleasure. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today October 15, 2004 +1844 The gags fall flat as often as they hit their mark. 2.5/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide October 15, 2004 +1844 Funny string-driven action satire. 4/5 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star October 15, 2004 +1844 I laughed all the way through Team America. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate October 15, 2004 +1844 Parker-Stone fans are likely to have a grand time. 3/4 fresh John Hartl 1 Seattle Times October 15, 2004 +1844 Hilarious. B fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 15, 2004 +1844 As puppetry, Team America is stilted. As satire, it's gutless and lazy. And as comedy, it barely delivers laughs. 0/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 15, 2004 +1844 Three times in the course of Team America: World Police I laughed so hard I thought I was crying, and when I checked, sure enough. 3/4 fresh Arthur Salm 0 San Diego Union-Tribune October 15, 2004 +1844 The irreverent duo plays it surprisingly safe here. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee October 15, 2004 +1844 Outrageously, gut-bustingly hilarious. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone October 15, 2004 +1844 [For] all its... flailing outrage, all its deliberate provocations... beneath all the vulgarity, [this is] a poignant, mournful search for that missing middle ground... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 15, 2004 +1844 Quite a bit of the film's political satire is surprisingly smart and amusing. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle October 15, 2004 +1844 There are plenty of laughs to be had in this. 3/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com October 15, 2004 +1844 There is a special place in the satire hall of fame for any movie that can prompt public rebukes from both Matt Drudge and Sean Penn. B+ fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News October 15, 2004 +1844 Team America is uproariously funny when it's not completely disgusting. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register October 15, 2004 +1844 It's rude and raunchy, and it has a message -- sort of. You have to wade through an awful lot of obscenity to get to it, though. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel October 15, 2004 +1844 There is something in Team America: World Police to offend anyone, which is a good thing, but there's not quite enough to please everyone, which has to be reckoned a letdown. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian October 15, 2004 +1844 Sophomoric, vulgar, obscene and brilliant. 3/4 fresh John Anderson 1 Newsday October 15, 2004 +1844 It may be one of the strangest pieces of entertainment to hit multiplexes in some time, but in terms of its politics, it's one of the sanest. fresh Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger October 15, 2004 +1844 Consistently hilarious. 4/4 fresh Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post October 15, 2004 +1844 Caustic fun. 3.5/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News October 15, 2004 +1844 It may not tell you who you should vote for, but Team America: World Police conclusively proves everything is funnier when it's done by marionettes. 2.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald October 15, 2004 +1844 Entertaining as it is at the start, Team America ends up falling back on the kind of foul language that feels more forced than exuberant. 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times October 15, 2004 +1844 The funniest movie of the year. 3.5/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News October 15, 2004 +1844 Wonder what Matt Damon did to piss these guys off? 9/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com October 15, 2004 +1844 Team America: World Police is this decade's Dr. Strangelove. 4/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star October 15, 2004 +1844 Rude, crude and lewd. As nasty as it is naughty. Savagely satirical. Sexually disturbing. And absolutely for adults only. Most of that is a good thing. 3.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies October 15, 2004 +1844 Team America is an assault on good taste, but it is so relentlessly funny you'll not only welcome the attack, but come back for seconds and thirds. 4/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies October 15, 2004 +1844 Though Team America has knee-slapping moments, too much mirth has too little on its mind. 2/4 rotten Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle October 15, 2004 +1844 A technical step forward from South Park. 2.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail October 15, 2004 +1844 Mission accomplished. A- fresh 0 E! Online October 15, 2004 +1844 Utterly vile, purposefully malicious and just stone brilliant a good deal of the time, Team America: World Police contains something to offend virtually everybody. Yes, even you. B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News October 15, 2004 +1844 Team America is a hoot, and a technical achievement. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press October 15, 2004 +1844 The film is extremely hit-and-miss. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 15, 2004 +1844 There are laughs here, some resulting from sharp satirical observations and some from gross-out gags. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News October 15, 2004 +1844 It doesn't stand for anything beyond the ability to stand there and mock everything. D rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee October 15, 2004 +1844 The South Park team's sendup of Hollywood action epics and the war on terror is at once admirably furious and sophomorically infuriating. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post October 15, 2004 +1844 The creators of South Park have outdone themselves. B+ fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times October 15, 2004 +1844 Like a cocky teenager who's had a couple of drinks before the party, [Parker and Stone] don't have a plan for who they want to offend, only an intention to be as offensive as possible. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 15, 2004 +1844 These filmmakers do know what's funny, but they don't know when it stops being funny. 2.5/4 rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 15, 2004 +1844 In terms of logistics and overall filmmaking, this is a quantum leap over anything the team has previously attempted. 4/5 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine October 15, 2004 +1844 non-stop, unadulterated raunchiness, with a handful of parodies and unwholesome musical numbers thrown in for good measure. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette October 15, 2004 +1844 A smart movie trapped in the body of a dead-end action flick. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe October 15, 2004 +1844 ...offers a foreign policy that's more cogent and practical than anything we've heard during the presidential debates. 4/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) October 15, 2004 +1844 ...an occasionally hilarious, frequently anemic parody that misses its opportunity to permanently document a scathing critique of current events. 2.5/4 fresh Aaron Hillis 0 Premiere Magazine October 15, 2004 +1844 "To put it gently, this makes ""Bad Santa"" look positively angelic." B+ fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) October 15, 2004 +1844 [Team America: World Police is] a roller coaster ride that works most of the time and keeps the laughs coming. A- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 15, 2004 +1844 Boasts the best and funniest vomit scene since Monty Python and the Meaning of Life. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 15, 2004 +1844 If this movie offends or shocks you, then the past couple seasons of South Park will kill you. 3.5/5 fresh Jeff Otto 0 IGN Movies October 15, 2004 +1844 Huge laughs are offset by dead spots. B- fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine October 15, 2004 +1844 Brutally violent, grotesquely gross and funny enough to make you fight not to wet your pants, Team America: World Police pegs the R-rated raunch meter. 3.5/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News October 15, 2004 +1844 A shout out to the bad boys of comedy for a film that's lewd and crude and brimming with attitude. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly October 15, 2004 +1844 [Parker and Stone] aren't always as evenhanded with their satirical barbs as they profess to be. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune October 15, 2004 +1844 Parker and Stone unleash the Jerry Bruckheimer id with the movie we all know Hollywood would seriously like to make...cannot be denied its humorous high points. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews October 15, 2004 +1844 Team America: World Police is one of the ballsiest films to hit American cinema screens this year. 5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies October 15, 2004 +1844 The best antidote I can think of to the constant bombardment of self-serious Leftist documentaries is a movie that slams everyone, no matter what the affiliation. 3.5/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com October 15, 2004 +1844 Puppet parody of pop culture and politics from the South Park boys is so wrong ... and so funny. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix October 14, 2004 +1844 A novelty flick that wears out its welcome well before the closing credits...but damn if there's still not a heaping helping of hellacious lunacy to enjoy along the way 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 14, 2004 +1844 The left testicle certainly gets it where it hurts, but the right is just centimeters away and is skewed so perfectly that they may not even recognize it. 3.5/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com October 14, 2004 +1844 While I laughed a lot and enjoyed myself, the reason this film did not get the highest marks from me is because I walked out feeling a little unfulfilled. 4/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina October 14, 2004 +1844 Clumsy, clunky puppets turn out to be a brilliant comedy delivery system. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel October 14, 2004 +1844 Everything, even the explicit puppet sex, has a satirical message. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly October 14, 2004 +1844 "Its wit is played at the expense of unexpected targets... still, ""Team America"" is a descent into truly offensive, hysterical satire." B fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston October 14, 2004 +1844 Wickedly funny and devilishly subversive. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post October 14, 2004 +1844 More satisfying as a straight-ahead blow 'em up than as a satire. 3.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times October 14, 2004 +1844 Profane, violent, and scabrously funny, this Team has something to offend all, from pious Hollywood liberals to knee-jerk nationalists. B+ fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News October 14, 2004 +1844 If you're not a fan of naughtiness for naughtiness's sake, Team America is this week's must-miss movie. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor October 14, 2004 +1844 Given the content of this movie, I can't officially recommend it to anyone. But go anyway. 4/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic October 14, 2004 +1844 Trey Parker and Matt Stone take such pleasure in being naughty that it makes their work more silly than smutty. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom October 14, 2004 +1844 It's hilarious, vicious, offensive, thoroughly profane, and a joy to watch, just like you'd expect. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times October 14, 2004 +1844 Explosively funny. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press October 14, 2004 +1844 Horribly, wonderfully offensive. 3.5/4 fresh Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News October 14, 2004 +1844 Good try, some funny and clever ideas, but not really worth the time. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 14, 2004 +1844 For its imagination, audacity and willingness to tick off absolutely everyone, Team America is the most memorable comedy you'll see this year -- at least among the ones starring puppets. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 14, 2004 +1844 There's lots of tastelessly funny stuff here, but too much repetition. rotten Chuck Wilson 1 L.A. Weekly October 14, 2004 +1844 There's a guilty, infantile fun to Team America. 2.5/4 fresh Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune October 14, 2004 +1844 The funniest thing at the movies since There's Something About Mary. A- fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution October 14, 2004 +1844 When Team America runs out of ideas, Parker and Stone turn into a couple of obnoxious kids running around in circles giving the finger to everyone they see. 2.5/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) October 14, 2004 +1844 "The movie probably hits the left harder than the right, but ultimately ""Team America"" aims to make everybody wince and make everybody laugh." 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) October 14, 2004 +1844 yet another harbinger that the total collapse of civilization as we know it has drawn just a little closer 1/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews October 14, 2004 +1844 Team America might sound like a backyard enterprise, but this highly detailed motion picture could stand proudly alongside any blockbuster. A- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com October 14, 2004 +1844 In Stone/Parker's sick and twisted story, an actor will save the planet. That's almost a more disturbing image than the puppet porn. B- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com October 14, 2004 +1844 An equal-opportunity slapdown to those on the Liberal Left, Self-Righteous Right and anyone in between. 3.5/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star October 14, 2004 +1844 These are no Thunderbirds string-dolls with few movable parts and no facial expressions. They're high-tech - and anatomically correct. 2.5/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire October 14, 2004 +1844 For Matt and Trey fans: always mildly amusing, a handful of bend-over, tears in the eyes, howling. S.Park film better. For those who are offended easily, goodness, don't go. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card October 13, 2004 +1844 As a send-up of terrorism, Team America has more mild sizzle than bang. Its real target is the axis of ego, which knows no borders. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly October 13, 2004 +1844 an irreverent overview of the current geopolitical mess 4/5 fresh Aaron Lazenby 0 Filmcritic.com October 13, 2004 +1844 Designed to appeal to teenage boys everywhere ... but no matter how much vomit the puppets produce, their actions just aren't funny. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews October 13, 2004 +1844 Though it has moments of inspiration...at best the picture is only fitfully amusing, certainly not up to the standard set by the 'South Park' movie. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 13, 2004 +1844 If the marionette-on-marionette action doesn't have you rolling in the aisles, the razor sharp movie spoofs will. 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com October 12, 2004 +1844 A raunchy puppet movie with great puppet sex. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian October 12, 2004 +1844 The funniest, filthiest, and-as surprising as it may seem-shrewdest politically-minded film of this election year. 3.5/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine October 11, 2004 +1844 All told, the clever visual bits and hilarious songs don't entirely compensate for the many flat or beyond-over- the-top spells. rotten Brian Lowry 1 Variety October 11, 2004 +1844 The film is only intermittently funny and truly does raise a question of how often can one resort to the same foul words for laughs without becoming tiresome. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter October 11, 2004 +1844 A delightfully vicious film that's bound to piss off everyone. 4.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend October 10, 2004 +1844 There are some hearty laughs to be had, but they don't come frequently enough. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 9, 2004 +1844 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 27, 2007 +1844 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1844 4.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1844 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1844 2.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1844 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat May 21, 2005 +1844 4/10 rotten Jay Richardson 0 Future Movies UK January 24, 2005 +1844 8/10 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette January 15, 2005 +1844 3/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant January 15, 2005 +1844 3/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) December 20, 2004 +1844 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review October 19, 2004 +1844 2/4 rotten 0 Baltimore Sun October 19, 2004 +1844 A fresh Christy Lemire 1 Journal News (Westchester, NY) October 19, 2004 +1845 Cox has managed to recruit great actors only to elicit bafflingly melodramatic and stilted work. Emma Roberts, as an aspiring artist and the only female character with more than a couple speaking lines, is particularly wasted. rotten Carlos Aguilar 1 TheWrap September 27, 2018 +1845 Why a director would try so hard to clean up the image of an inhuman convicted felon beggars belief. 1/5 rotten Richard James 0 South China Morning Post September 2, 2018 +1845 It should... be avoided like a contagious rash. 1/5 rotten Ed Power 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 21, 2018 +1845 "Cox finds himself doing a poor imitation of Martin Scorsese, channeling the manic hedonism of both ""Goodfellas"" and ""The Wolf of Wall Street,"" minus the seductive magnetism of either film's central performance." rotten Peter Debruge 1 Variety August 20, 2018 +1845 ... more concerned with shallow period details than any meaningful moral complexity or contemporary resonance. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue August 17, 2018 +1845 Billionaire Boys Club would fail even if Kevin Spacey's career hadn't crashed. 1.5/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) August 17, 2018 +1845 Vivid performances from Elgort and Egerton make it worth watching. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 15, 2018 +1845 Even this star studded cast couldn't fool audiences into investing their money for this one. rotten Stephanie Archer 0 Film Inquiry August 10, 2018 +1845 Cox aims for a superficial overview of swindling, fragile egos, and revenge, trying to play it cool with real-world horrors that deserve more frightening screen representation. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com August 2, 2018 +1845 It's a derivative bore, all popped collars, douchey bros and hand-me-down psychology, that gets its characters up to their necks in borrowed money just long enough to have it really hurt when the accounts run dry. rotten John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter July 31, 2018 +1845 The movie delves into a weak exploration of Hunt's private life. C- rotten Eric Kohn 1 indieWire July 27, 2018 +1845 As Hunt's life unravels, so does the movie, though the story maintains a certain baseline of interest just by virtue of being sordid. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 23, 2018 +1847 A loud and gaudy production of a hit play turned into a hit movie. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 8, 2012 +1847 In this fun musical, Betty Hutton gives perhaps an overenergetic peformance in a part that was intended for Judy Garland before she was fired. B fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 27, 2011 +1847 A rootin' tootin' good time. 4/5 fresh Scott G. Mignola 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1847 Colorful, tuneful, brassy musical version of Berlin's hit Broadway show. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com October 23, 2008 +1847 The chemistry between Hutton and Keel is delightful and when his full-throttle baritone meets her rich alto in the duets, you'll be bewitched. fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette December 27, 2005 +1847 Stiff adaptation buoyed by brilliant Berlin score 3/5 fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International October 28, 2005 +1847 Stalwart baritone Howard Keel makes an impressive Hollywood debut as Hutton's leading man. fresh Elliott Stein 1 Village Voice April 13, 2004 +1847 ...it gets an enlivening, high-octane delivery, thanks to Hutton and director George Sidney. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis January 1, 2000 +1847 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com June 1, 2006 +1847 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 26, 2003 +1847 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 26, 2003 +1848 ...Aronofsky's taste for including horror in his films is evident from his very first feature... 7/10 fresh Sarah Boslaugh 0 PopMatters November 3, 2018 +1848 Restricted as an up-and-coming filmmaker, Aronofsky didn't conform to convention and instead delivered his art full throttle... 4/5 fresh Marisa Mirabal 0 Birth.Movies.Death. October 17, 2018 +1848 Pi accomplishes so much more with...its micro-budget than a Hollywood production could. A- fresh Christopher Runyon 0 Movie Mezzanine February 20, 2014 +1848 a real treat B+ fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews January 30, 2013 +1848 Both story and style reveal the calculations of an artist so desperate to get noticed that he forgot to cover his id. rotten Rob Nelson 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul August 21, 2009 +1848 Pi is certainly about the burden of genius, but it very well may also be about mythical powers and faulty dogma in Judaism. 3/4 fresh Jordan Hiller 0 Bangitout.com July 9, 2009 +1848 When the Torah is explained in mathematical terms, it's enough to make you want to take up second year trig - like the movie, a deeply flawed idea. B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 18, 2009 +1848 Aronofsky, who has parlayed this movie's Sundance success into two Hollywood deals, is that rare indie filmmaker who doesn't want to make hip romantic sitcoms. He's a genuine experimenter with a spooky visual style. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine March 29, 2009 +1848 Disturbing, exhilarating, and sure to send anyone of conservative temperament scuttling from the room. fresh 0 Film4 March 29, 2009 +1848 We share Max's feelings of imminent psychological disintegration as the film probes our own insecurity in the face of the eternal. Maths meets millennial doom in one of the decade's true originals. fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out February 29, 2008 +1848 It's remarkable to what extent Aronofsky has rendered the cerebral kinetically intense. The film's imaginative, diverse images create a mind's-eye urban claustrophobia. fresh Dennis Harvey 1 Variety June 6, 2007 +1848 Clever and creepy as hell. 3/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide June 6, 2007 +1848 ...a frustrating and maddeningly confounding piece of work... 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 23, 2006 +1848 Director Darren Aronofsky creates an eerie Eraserhead-like world that keeps the film compelling. 3/5 fresh Tom Meek 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1848 An ambitious, stylish and intriguing first effort by Aronofsky and director of photography Matthew Libatique. If you're of a mind for an offbeat but fascinating film, give it a shot. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1848 Pi is an interesting film. Not a particularly good one, but interesting nonetheless. 6 rotten Guy MacPherson 0 Apollo Guide May 9, 2004 +1848 Shot in blotchy, grimy black-and-white and edited in a style almost reminiscent of the French New Wave, 'Pi' is as jarring to the eye as it is enticing to the mind. 3/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 31, 2003 +1848 Destined to pick up a cult following. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 17, 2003 +1848 Pi is like a Cronenberg film of the mind, where the unsettling images and lusts are driven by a desire for knowledge, not flesh. 5/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1848 Film fans who long for intellectual muscle have reason to hail Mr. Aronofsky for plunging into the mysteries of knowledge, power and the nature of God. 3.5/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1848 Audacious and bursting with ideas. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail July 12, 2002 +1848 Delivers some thought-provoking questions about our digital age, numerology, and the hubris involved in all projects designed to decode the mystery of the universe. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 2, 2002 +1848 The movie's low-budget look neatly matches the claustrophobia of Max's life, but the filmmakers have also devised some special shooting methods for certain scenes. These sequences -- breathless and jangly chases, for the most part -- look terrific. fresh Laura Miller 1 Salon.com December 19, 2001 +1848 ...like the value for pi, which has been calculated to one billion decimal places and counting, it does not fail to generate curiosity and speculation. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 7, 2001 +1848 Pi is a lesson to aspiring film makers everywhere: perfect your skills, be original, be bold. It's a pity young British directors aren't making films as unique and imaginative as this. Startlingly good cinema. 5/5 fresh Martyn Glanville 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1848 I found Cohen's quest to be interesting, but it sure made me uncomfortable to watch him writing around and screaming in pain every few minutes. Then again, then the search for truth is often painful, and so is math, for some of us. 8/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1848 As smart as it is, 'Pi' is awfully hard to watch. Filmed with hand-held cameras in splotchy black-and-white and crudely edited, it has the style and attitude of a no-budget midnight movie. 2.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1848 Transports us to a world that is like yet unlike our own, and, in its mysterious familiarity, is eerie, intense, and compelling. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1848 Pi turns what should be a metaphoric relationship into a stupefyingly literal-minded thriller. 1/4 rotten Bill Boisvert 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1848 The seductive thing about Aronofsky's film is that it is halfway plausible in terms of modern physics and math. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1848 Ventures into challenging, intelligent subject matter that few other films dare to. 6/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1848 This is a film that gives off a rich aroma of intellectual pursuit, but cannot digest the full intellectual and mystical meal it has cooked. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1848 Shot in grainy, high-contrast black-and-white with a lot of simple but effective optical and aural tricks to suggest the workings of Max's unusual mind, this is one of the most intimate movies in recent memory. 3/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1848 A compelling and, most importantly, original science-fiction film which has that rare ability to also be believable. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1848 ...an opiate-induced, caffeinated, super-octane trip. 3/4 fresh Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1848 The cinematic equivalent of a full-bore panic attack, sweaty palms, rapid heartbeat, and all. 4.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1848 Who knew mathematics and numerology could be so engrossing? 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1848 What is difficult is to view this film without a mind seeking to be intrigued, because, if you don't want intrigue, you shouldn't be watching Pi. 4.5/5 fresh James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1848 Perhaps as a short, Pi could have proved engaging, but stretched to feature length it becomes repetitive and unwieldy. rotten Ed Kelleher 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1848 It all leads to a very strange place, and I'm particularly impressed with the economical means, both financially and artistically, by which Aronofsky gets there. 3/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1848 Every line of dialogue, indeed every small action, is packed with meaning in this taxingly potent film. 4/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1848 It's a well-toned blend of surrealism, science fiction, horror and spiritual mystery that would never have survived Hollywood's script-by-committee attitude. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1848 An imaginative, intellectually stimulating feature-film. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1848 The intent is to create a living nightmare of psychological horror, and Aronofsky succeeds most unsettlingly. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1848 I can virtually guarantee you won't see anything else like it this year. 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1848 B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1848 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 3, 2002 +1848 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1848 3.5/4 fresh Matt Prigge 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1848 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly July 10, 1998 +1848 5/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film July 10, 1998 +1850 Focuses on her early years as a Bohemian journalist, a suffragette and an unwed mother. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 26, 2002 +1850 0/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com September 21, 2005 +1850 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 19, 2005 +1850 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +1850 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1850 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1851 A fascinating animated film about Erik Erikson's eight periods of the human life cycle fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 18, 2004 +1853 ...there's not much here worth recommending... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 27, 2005 +1853 Lovely, just lovely....rewarding beyond belief 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 27, 2003 +1853 The angst of dating, the struggle with children, and the joys of McDonalds. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1853 0/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly September 9, 2005 +1853 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 11, 2005 +1853 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 24, 2005 +1853 2/5 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 10, 2004 +1853 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 21, 2004 +1853 3/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com September 11, 2003 +1853 1/5 rotten Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com June 26, 2003 +1853 2/4 rotten Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1853 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette May 14, 2003 +1853 2/5 rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +1853 1/5 rotten James Hill 0 BET.com September 9, 2002 +1853 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 30, 2002 +1853 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1853 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1853 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1853 3/5 fresh Alison Macor 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1853 3/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1853 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly June 1, 1994 +1857 There's always something to be said for a psycho-thriller that delivers interesting characters in a cool setting. fresh Scott Weinberg 0 TheHorrorShow August 28, 2015 +1857 The film is not a total loss due to its interesting use of suspense and its tactic of placing suspicion on every character. While it's not one of the best thrillers out there, you could easily do worse. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 24, 2012 +1857 Far from a perfect film, but it is a lot of fun. In the tradition of old-fashioned thrillers, the movie has some nice twists and turns in the plot. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures July 21, 2012 +1857 A riveting horror-thriller that should do for hiking in Hawaii what Hostel did for backpacking in Slovakia. 4/5 fresh Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight July 6, 2010 +1857 Twohy's script dares and succeeds in peppering the dialogue with funny insider references to Hollywood scripts and actors. 2.5/4 fresh Janos Gereben 0 Entertainment Insiders April 13, 2010 +1857 Twohy lets his story's central guessing game play out with patient tautness. B fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness March 1, 2010 +1857 A big-reveal thriller with surprises that really do surprise -- and are worth waiting for through an audaciously long buildup. fresh Dennis Harvey 1 Variety December 18, 2009 +1857 A slight film, slight in its surprises and in its suspense, and yet not totally devoid of either. fresh William Goss 0 Cinematical December 17, 2009 +1857 A cunning, sideways-sneaking genre piece with both the fancy to surprise audiences and the adroit filmmaking to do so fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion September 4, 2009 +1857 It works because it's smart, knows it's smart, announces to us that it's smart - then backs off and lets the suspense and dark comedy mix. 4/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com August 23, 2009 +1857 Twohy seems to think the eventual revelation is clever enough to be worth the price of admission by itself. It isn't. To give better value, he should have souped up the cartoonish violence of the final scenes. 2/5 rotten Edward Porter 0 Times (UK) August 17, 2009 +1857 [An] effective thriller. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) August 17, 2009 +1857 There's a lot of blood and little logic but the actors scream nicely. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard August 17, 2009 +1857 The set up is so good that it pains me to say that the last half hour falls apart. Once things are revealed, it becomes too silly. 2.5/4 rotten Austin Kennedy 0 Sin Magazine August 16, 2009 +1857 I changed my mind about this movie three times. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 16, 2009 +1857 A structurally solid B-movie, marked by smart casting and carefully modulated performances, that delivers high on the popcorn-munching entertainment scale. B fresh Brent Simon 0 Shared Darkness August 14, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway is a little better -- well, a little stranger -- than most of the disposables this summer. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 14, 2009 +1857 Trash with a whiplash. 1.5/4 rotten John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) August 14, 2009 +1857 The home video sets up A Perfect Getaway's frank understanding of itself as formula. 6/10 fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters August 14, 2009 +1857 Modest but twisty B-thriller is elevated by nice character touches, witty writing and its tropical setting. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) August 14, 2009 +1857 David Twohy's taut, palm-sweating thriller has two things going for it: it keeps you guessing and it doesn't insult your intelligence. 3/5 fresh Nigel Floyd 1 Time Out August 14, 2009 +1857 This is a blast of a B Movie, featuring cool chase sequences, Peter Jackson-style gross-outs, and generally just good-old over-the-top, by-the-skin-of-the-fingernails fun. Good title pun too. And those Hawaiian vistas, of course, are sheer eye-pudding. 3/5 fresh Ali Catterall 0 Film4 August 14, 2009 +1857 "A ""smart"" thriller - the title itself is intended to convey that this is an ideal summer popcorn movie - but it's a little too tricky for its own good." 3/5 fresh Toby Young 0 Times (UK) August 14, 2009 +1857 A flawed but entertaining thriller. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 14, 2009 +1857 A delightful example of a horror film that for the most part chugs along merrily, pressing all the modern-day fright-fest buttons, sustaining a just-so sense of gravitas. 3/5 fresh Sukhdev Sandhu 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) August 14, 2009 +1857 Scruffy and twisty, this honeymoon-from-hell thriller kind of unravels as it goes along. But before it succumbs to the formula, the actors manage to catch our attention, so we have to see it through to what'll surely be an outrageous finale. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 14, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway is hardly groundbreaking, but it's a diverting slice of escapism that wallows in manipulating the viewer. 3/5 fresh Ben Rawson-Jones 0 Digital Spy August 14, 2009 +1857 It's as crazy as a crackpipe on a kayak, but the title alone proves that this is a hell of a lot smarter than it looks. 4/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema August 14, 2009 +1857 Before you can say 'plot hole', the mood shifts from boredom to disbelief as a crazy-assed climax erupts from nowhere - a memorably mental end to an otherwise exasperating trip. 2/5 rotten Matt Glasby 0 Total Film August 14, 2009 +1857 It's not a classic and doesn't have all the tension it maybe should have. It's basically distracting Hollywood thriller fluff that is enjoyable enough in the right mood. 6/10 fresh Simon Thompson 0 Heart 106.2 August 14, 2009 +1857 The film plays pretty skilfully with audience expectations, the scenery is lovely, and the performances are above average for this sort of B-movie nonsense. fresh Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) August 14, 2009 +1857 The scenery is fabulous, the script less so, the final action sequences a headlong plunge into hokum and bathos. 2/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times August 14, 2009 +1857 Not perfect, by any means, but a top night out 3/5 fresh Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) August 14, 2009 +1857 Well-acted by an attractive cast, A Perfect Getaway is far from perfect but it knows its limitations and serves up a thrill ride laced with humour and guaranteed to get the heart racing. fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) August 14, 2009 +1857 Ridiculous? Yep. Fun? Absolutely. If there's such a thing as a classy B-movie, then this is it. 3/5 fresh Anna Smith 0 Metro (UK) August 14, 2009 +1857 Enjoyably twisty, impressively directed thriller with great performances, a sharply written script and a pleasingly bonkers finale. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 14, 2009 +1857 Although the big reveal flops, what follows is a lot better - the film switches into a punchy chase flick, complete with swearing, gunfire and wince-inducing hand-stabbings to spare. 3/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 News of the World August 14, 2009 +1857 It's well played with a cast who are far smarter than your average 'slasher' movie players. And as for calling it a 'slasher movie' as it's been dubbed by some - it isn't really. 3/5 fresh 0 Daily Record (UK) August 14, 2009 +1857 If you're going to make a cheesy psycho-killer thriller, just go ahead and embrace the Roquefort. Pretending it's anything else is only annoying. 1/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 12, 2009 +1857 Prepare to be pleasantly surprised by A Perfect Getaway, a compact, no frills thriller that does it's job nicely. 3/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 The Movie Kit August 11, 2009 +1857 The script and acting make this little thriller better than you think it will be. 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com August 11, 2009 +1857 After a Disappointing Summer, This is Good B-Movie Pulp Fiction. 3/5 fresh 0 Film Snobs August 10, 2009 +1857 If you enjoyed Timothy Olyphant as the determined sheriff in HBO's 'Deadwood,' you'll be surprised at how good he is playing a very different type of role here. fresh Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 10, 2009 +1857 I just don't think there was enough drama in the first two-thirds of this movie. rotten Ben Mankiewicz 1 At the Movies August 10, 2009 +1857 A terrific twist, but goes wasted in a movie that really runs out of steam. rotten Ben Lyons 1 At the Movies August 10, 2009 +1857 Writer-director David Twohy is too much in love with his hipper-than-thou dialogue, but he plants some sneaky scares along the trail. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 9, 2009 +1857 The film is gratefully short but writer/director David Twohy still takes too much time working through the standard suspect check list before getting to a terrific twist. 3.5/4 fresh Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald August 8, 2009 +1857 This could be one of the most awful movies of the year. Then, it gets worse. 0/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com August 7, 2009 +1857 Timothy Olyphant, Milla Jovovich, Kiele Sanchez and Steve Zahn topline a playful take on the psycho killer couple thriller B fresh Abbie Bernstein 0 iF Magazine August 7, 2009 +1857 It's a childish kind of filmmaking that Alfred Hitchcock would call irresponsible. C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 7, 2009 +1857 This is a genre entry that knows exactly what it is and has a lot of fun being it. It pushes most of the right buttons, assumes its audience has a brain and doesn't telegraph its punches right from the very start. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 7, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway is the rarest of film treats -- a B-movie that knows where it's going and how to get there. 3/4 fresh Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail August 7, 2009 +1857 A surprisingly effective thriller, featuring good-to-great performances and a taut, interesting screenplay with enough twists and turns to keep the audience entertained for its scant running time. 3.5/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com August 7, 2009 +1857 For what it is, A Perfect Getaway is absorbing and effective, largely due to Twohy's muscular direction and more-intriguing-than-you-expect work from the actors. 3/5 fresh Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies August 7, 2009 +1857 Can't get away from the psycho-stalker formula, so predictability trumps creativity in the end. 2/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly August 7, 2009 +1857 It might as well have been re-titled Red Herring: The Movie. 2/5 rotten Thomas Leupp 0 Hollywood.com August 7, 2009 +1857 Twohy serves up a hard-to-swallow second-act twist and an unconvincing back story, but the slightly overlong A Perfect Getaway recovers with a pulse-pounding climax. 2.5/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post August 7, 2009 +1857 The result isn't deadly dull, but it does turn what should have been a most dangerous game into a basic scenery-chewing contest. 2/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News August 7, 2009 +1857 This feels like a classic case of a B movie showing its more heavily hyped A-list competition how to get the job done with little fuss or fanfare. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 7, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway is one of those very clever whodunits that keeps you guessing for quite awhile. But on the way home, as you replay its tricks, you may feel more conned than charmed. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 7, 2009 +1857 "Twohy correctly banks on the fact that his audience will be too busy sifting through those aforementioned ""red snappers"" to care about the details." 3/5 fresh Glenn Whipp 1 Los Angeles Times August 7, 2009 +1857 For a low-brow, psycho-on-the-loose-in-paradise thriller, A Perfect Getaway is surprisingly entertaining, with exactly the right elements to overcome the inevitable cliches. 2.5/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald August 7, 2009 +1857 A gimmicky, tricked-out tale that is all too self-aware. But the film does keep you guessing and probably guessing wrong. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter August 7, 2009 +1857 If you're willing to have your patience tested, Twohy and his cast reward it. B fresh Mike Russell 0 Oregonian August 7, 2009 +1857 Viewers know the gotcha is coming not only because they've been groomed to expect a third-act left turn in movies like this, but because the film's characters won't stop talking about it. C- rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News August 7, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway is a clever, heart-pounding thriller, and a welcome return to form for the director. 3/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 7, 2009 +1857 While the suspense-thriller may not be a good movie, it's sort of entertaining and funny. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) August 7, 2009 +1857 Unfortunately, in Getaway, the bad things that happen include a lazy script. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 7, 2009 +1857 Paradise-set thriller is stylish, slick, and very violent. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Common Sense Media August 7, 2009 +1857 What is surprising about this effective little thriller is how cleverly writer-director David Twohy toys with the conventions of the genre as they exist today. 3/4 fresh Jason Anderson 1 Toronto Star August 7, 2009 +1857 David Twohy doesn't do much new and the twist is as obvious as a tornado in the Texas Panhandle. But that doesn't make it any less of an escapist joyride on a hot summer day. 4/5 rotten Cary Darling 1 Dallas Morning News August 7, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway has its imperfections, but for a thriller of its kind, it's a lively and slick summer escape. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 7, 2009 +1857 As thrillers go, the film is more nerve-wracking than most, and far better acted -- the four principals are terrific, particularly Jovovich, who gives a really nuanced performance. fresh John Anderson 1 Washington Post August 7, 2009 +1857 Parental Content Review fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! August 7, 2009 +1857 For all the characters' talk of second-act surprises and red herrings, the observant will have no trouble seeing writer/director David Twohey's breadcrumb trail of hints. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 7, 2009 +1857 This is pretty light fare, but it does not pretend to be anything but a populist popcorn flick shot to be shown in the latter part of the summer. 2.5/5 rotten 0 Dread Central August 7, 2009 +1857 Just the thing for the summertime movie blahs: it's a genuinely satisfying cheap thrill. 4/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times August 7, 2009 +1857 The entire third act is an exercise in manic, flashbacky histrionics -- but Zahn and Olyphant's mismatched machismo and the bizarre mystery at the heart of the story do score high marks for exceptional and thoroughly engrossing weirdness. 2.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle August 7, 2009 +1857 Would someone please write a movie good enough for Timothy Olyphant? A Perfect Getaway sure isn't it. 2/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 August 7, 2009 +1857 Doesn't want to be anything more than a ninety-minute thrill ride, and unlike most of the bloated blockbusters of late, it succeeds on its own terms. fresh Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com August 7, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway is not an Oscar worthy film, but it sure passes the time and packs a great punch at the end. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews August 7, 2009 +1857 ...one of the most entertainingly trashy thrillers to hit multiplexes in quite some time... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 7, 2009 +1857 Every once in a while, a movie comes along that seems to have been made merely so those involved in the production could have an awesome vacation. F rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online August 7, 2009 +1857 ...a total cheat. C rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews August 7, 2009 +1857 While hardly a film for the ages, it is exceptionally effective at what it sets out to achieve - namely, pumping up the tension, tossing us a few red herrings, then blindsiding us with the Big Surprise. 3/4 fresh Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner August 7, 2009 +1857 Occupies some strange middle ground for people in the mood for not much thinking and a little action, but not too much. 2/5 rotten Katey Rich 0 CinemaBlend August 7, 2009 +1857 Although it's a mediocre thriller at best, it has a certain pulp charm and appealing toughness to it. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly August 7, 2009 +1857 Getaway is like Bonnie and Clyde on a bad rerun of Survivor with more spins and twists than a salamander on the canopy of the Amazon rain forest -- except they're in Hawaii. Overall, a better travel commercial than a summer thriller. C rotten Clay Cane 0 BET.com August 6, 2009 +1857 "Initially suspenseful and has a sexy cast and beautiful scenery that provides lots of eye candy, but the suspense and intrigue fizzle out when its ""whodunit"" mystery ends during the hour mark..." 3.7 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru August 6, 2009 +1857 A shrewd thriller that's both smarter and funnier than you'd expect. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 6, 2009 +1857 A hugely entertaining pulp thriller that delivers the goods in a stylish an effective manner that beats most other recent films of its ilk like a gong 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com August 6, 2009 +1857 Unashamed of flaunting its B-movie conventions 2.5/4 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Slant Magazine August 6, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway isn't perfect, but Timothy Olyphant makes it entertaining. 3/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant August 6, 2009 +1857 Twohy constantly dares us to guess, only to throw the scent elsewhere, get us accustomed to our new idea, and then throw it back right where it started. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 6, 2009 +1857 You're either on board with what Twohy was trying to achieve here or not. Unfortunately, suspension of disbelief only can go so far. 5.5/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net August 6, 2009 +1857 If the ending does not confuse you, maybe you were just not paying attention. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve August 6, 2009 +1857 For the promise it held at the onset and the foolishly inane places it opts to travel to, this is a particularly arrogant letdown, a thriller with a rancid bite. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 6, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway starts with confidence and rarely steps wrong; it knows exactly where to go and what to do. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 6, 2009 +1857 ... terrific piece of filmmaking, so well-tuned that you never see machinery at work until the gears all click into place. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com August 6, 2009 +1857 [Director] Twohy eventually paints himself into a corner with an explanation that's fatally far-fetched. By the end, you're convinced he'll try anything, no matter how illogical, to hold the audience's attention. 2/4 rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times August 6, 2009 +1857 That's what's so confusing about David Twohy's A Perfect Getaway as it appears to attempt to be clever and original, only it ends up being one of the most obvious thrillers I've seen in years... and the audience ate it up. 5/10 rotten Brad Miska 0 Bloody Disgusting August 6, 2009 +1857 What looks like a 'Survivor' rip-off is actually an ideal summer flick boasting beautiful scenery, hard bodies and shrewdly deranged minds. fresh John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 6, 2009 +1857 A Hawaiian honeymoon turns sinister in this effective but absurd thriller from writer-director David Twohy. 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound August 6, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway is proof that a dumb idea can be brought to life, however briefly, by smart people, and writer-director David Twohy is nothing if not clever. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 6, 2009 +1857 Will genre fans take this totally artificial, over-the-top serial-killer movie as a straight thriller, or understand it as the parody one hopes it's intended to be? C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 6, 2009 +1857 Even if you know what's coming, it's a neat bit of meta-thriller filmmaking, as much about the mechanics of storytelling as a reasonably satisfying example of it. B- fresh Scott Tobias 1 AV Club August 6, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway is smarter than it looks and more fun than it has a right to be. fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday August 6, 2009 +1857 a failure, and a highly flawed one at that. 1/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com August 6, 2009 +1857 A cringingly self-aware, painfully verbose, and somewhat smug motion picture, Getaway is itching to keep audiences guessing, but it's far more successful at putting viewers to sleep. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com August 6, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway, a more scenic than scary movie about a couple whose Hawaiian honeymoon goes horribly wrong, takes a long time to get where it's going. 2/4 rotten Kevin C. Johnson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 6, 2009 +1857 David Twohy's programmatic vacation thriller A Perfect Getaway is silly and fun and while it has its annoyingly meta moments it certainly won't leave you bored. 3/5 fresh Sara Maria 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 6, 2009 +1857 After a promising premise, it soon disintegrates into a preposterous predator/prey tale filled with brutality, bloodshed and butchery. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate August 6, 2009 +1857 This could have been a triumph of structure over story if only the importance of the structure had been better camouflaged. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 6, 2009 +1857 Here's a thriller that worked for me. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 6, 2009 +1857 Doesn't succumb to gratuitous violence or forehead-smacking stupidity. That sounds like smaller praise than it is. 3/5 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com August 6, 2009 +1857 Smug? Damn, this is a self-satisfied, arrogant excuse for a film, in which the red-herringness is piled on with outrageous aplomb till there can be no doubt that Twohy is daring you to guess what's up and hoping you're not up to it, or not caring if you a rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher August 5, 2009 +1857 Prides itself on a clever twist and a few great red herrings. You know how I know? Because it actually tells us. Literally. As in, in the dialogue. 4/10 rotten Brian Juergens 0 CampBlood.org August 5, 2009 +1857 After toying with us, Twohy's reliance on standard shootings and stabbings is really rather boring. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press August 5, 2009 +1857 Who's been murdering newlyweds, turning a beachy paradise into a tropical hell shared by three pretty couples? You'll probably guess, but that doesn't take away from the slicked-up genre charms of this A Perfect Getaway. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly August 5, 2009 +1857 The exotic setting and characters deserve more riveting situations than this imperfect Getaway gives them. 3/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 5, 2009 +1857 Fast and twisty, A Perfect Getaway is an economical little thriller that pretty much accomplishes everything it sets out to do. 3.5/5 fresh Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic August 5, 2009 +1857 Half of the movie seems fresh and hair-raising. The rest is just disappointing and predictable. At least it provides the underrated Steve Zahn, a likable and inventive actor with natural talent, with a starring role. He makes every minute count. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer August 5, 2009 +1857 A bizarre action thriller, it has a good beginning, a decent but unbelievable middle, and a last reel that's so weird and risible that the audience begins laughing out of embarrassment and disbelief. C fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 5, 2009 +1857 A Perfect Getaway is never great, but Twohy isn't aspiring for greatness -- he's after gritty and lively and weird. And that's good enough. fresh Tim Grierson 1 Village Voice August 4, 2009 +1857 2/5 rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 18, 2011 +1857 2/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1857 2/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1857 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine August 7, 2009 +1857 1.5/4 rotten 0 National Post August 7, 2009 +1857 B fresh Dawn Taylor 0 Movies.com August 7, 2009 +1857 B- fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald August 7, 2009 +1857 3/5 fresh 0 Irish Times August 7, 2009 +1857 8/10 fresh Coco Forsythe 0 Future Movies UK August 7, 2009 +1858 Typical innocuous Elvis vehicle that might be brainless but at least is pleasant. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 27, 2009 +1858 2/5 rotten David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 1, 2008 +1859 While it aspires to be cinematic junk food, the picture is relentlessly moronic, eschewing B-movie thrills to wallow in Z-movie production achievements. D+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com September 28, 2012 +1859 A mess. Don't try to make it make sense. 1/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +1859 When the film features a steel cage brawl between Li and a gaggle of Ultimate Fighting Champions, an ATV chase with DMX, and a kick-ass girlfight between Kelly Hu and Gabrielle Union, enduring the dreck is a relatively small price to pay. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 5, 2010 +1859 You'll have to check your brain at the door, but as long as you remember to pick it up on the way out, you should be fine. 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 6, 2004 +1859 Unlike many films of this genre, it has a plot that makes sense and it has characters that are least defined, if not developed. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 2, 2003 +1859 A movie about stealing pricey diamonds rather than strutting around in them, it pits ghetto jewel thieves against martial arts secret agents and high-stakes shopaholics. rotten Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press September 14, 2003 +1859 ...gratuitous violence at its most sublimely ridiculous. 4/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 10, 2003 +1859 ...if you're jonesing for some violence, this'll have to do. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1859 Oh, and Jet Li? I tend to agree with all of you that think he's amazing, and he's phenomenal here. Too bad that quality hasn't translated into any of his English language films. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 19, 2003 +1859 Save a place at the cemetery for this film. 1.5/4 rotten Tyler Hanley 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1859 It's an insult to Jet Li's acrobatic talent, and also to DMX's svelte, feral intensity. 1/5 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com March 20, 2003 +1859 Stupid fun when it isn't too busy being just plain stupid. 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 12, 2003 +1859 With too little Li and too much DMX, Cradle would have been better served if these players had been allowed to stick to what they do best, with Li fighting and DMX singing. rotten Rachel Deahl 0 Local Planet Weekly (Spokane, WA) March 7, 2003 +1859 A perfectly serviceable Jet Li/DMX vehicle. B- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather March 6, 2003 +1859 [DMX] acts like he raps -- in fits and starts, with heaps of ruff growling. Li barely has enough lines to qualify for a SAG card. rotten Jon Caramanica 1 Village Voice March 4, 2003 +1859 This is just a horrible film, waste of time. Please, please avoid it. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper March 4, 2003 +1859 This is the kind of movie that makes you feel good about yourself because you know that you are smarter than any of the characters on screen; you just can't fight as well. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat March 4, 2003 +1859 Certainly cinematic junk food, but it's slickly fashioned and packaged. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 4, 2003 +1859 All-in-all, it's pretty forgettable. 4/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies March 4, 2003 +1859 If all this leaves viewers more drained than exhilarated, that's the nature of this particular beast. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter March 3, 2003 +1859 But Bartkowiak somehow thinks he's involved in the fight, and so he gets excited and does everything wrong. He moves in too close, shakes the camera around a lot and cuts every half-second, rendering the action nearly unwatchable. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 2, 2003 +1859 Feels like a commodity, and an undistinguished one at that. D rotten Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) March 2, 2003 +1859 It does a fine job of mixing the violence of the American streets with the Hong Kong fighting style that has made Jet Li famous. 3.5/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies March 2, 2003 +1859 ...showy, shapeless, overwrought, senseless and arbitrary...Bartkowziak's baby went rock-a-bye all right and the frantic wind did excessively blow-but this Cradle simply didn't rock. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 TheWorldJournal.com March 1, 2003 +1859 A clumsy attempt to mix hip-hop with kung fu. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International March 1, 2003 +1859 Plot?...it's the means to get these guys together so they can fight, blow stuff up, compare testosterone levels, have car chases, some comic relief, and a little male-bonding...it delivers the goods. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com March 1, 2003 +1859 Grave-ly inadequate. C- rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) February 28, 2003 +1859 Hong Kong action star Jet Li meets rap rough-rider DMX in a piece of action trash whose gloss can't outshine its flaws. 2/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix February 28, 2003 +1859 It's saying something when Tom Arnold's performance is among the movie's highlights. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post February 28, 2003 +1859 Soulless, sleekly executed product with something for everyone. 1.5/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide February 28, 2003 +1859 It's practically the definition of a video throwaway, but you could do worse. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 28, 2003 +1859 This movie exists as an action showcase, and a fairly lame one at that. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times February 28, 2003 +1859 Deserving of ending up in the latter part of its title ... 3/10 rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! February 28, 2003 +1859 A perfectly serviceable mindless action film. 2/4 fresh 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 28, 2003 +1859 ...not fit for burying. 1.5/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers February 28, 2003 +1859 If you think that Cradle's plot sounds stupid, that's because it is. 2.5/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com February 28, 2003 +1859 The latest reason to shake your head and wonder why Jet Li is becoming the next Steven Seagal instead of the next Bruce Lee. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 28, 2003 +1859 It's as idiotic as a committee of bad screenwriters could make it. 1/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel February 28, 2003 +1859 The usual bang, boom, crunch and screech, though maybe a little more stylishly executed than most. 2.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday February 28, 2003 +1859 If Bartkowiak can't make a good film, he should at least let his inner Ed Wood out to play more often. 1.5/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star February 28, 2003 +1859 Big, stupid fun. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies February 28, 2003 +1859 It's not great movie-making but it's slick, confident and effective. 2.5/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies February 28, 2003 +1859 The film is filled with astonishing set pieces that violate the laws of nature but are exciting, nonetheless. A- fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle February 28, 2003 +1859 As ridiculous as this stuff is, you'd swear that the cast and crew were simply making it up as they go. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) February 28, 2003 +1859 The plot's implausibilities -- and the energetic set pieces that Li and his kung-fu-fighting co-stars mount -- are mighty entertaining in and of themselves. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune February 28, 2003 +1859 Virtually every scene in the movie is disposable. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer February 28, 2003 +1859 This is a ride, a video game, a soundtrack -- unapologetic and clearly labeled as such. It has no middle speed. 3/4 fresh Janice Page 1 Boston Globe February 28, 2003 +1859 A ridiculous crime thriller...of elaborately idiotic moments. 1/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) February 28, 2003 +1859 Would be a perfectly decent B-action movie if it weren't shipwrecked in the last act by laughably ridiculous plotting and a lazily executed climax. 1.5/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post February 28, 2003 +1859 It's loud. It's stunningly dumb. And it's really, really fun. B- fresh 0 E! Online February 28, 2003 +1859 The script is so brain-dead and the characters so one-dimensional that you can't help but wish someone would had taken the plot half as seriously as the pyrotechnics. 2/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press February 28, 2003 +1859 The movie positively kicks aspirations. 2.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail February 28, 2003 +1859 Ultimately, it's the hip cast that keeps things hopping. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times February 28, 2003 +1859 Sure to please slackjaws who are not tired to death of this kind of material recycled again and again and again. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times February 28, 2003 +1859 The wired stuntwork treads a fine line between dramatic embellishment and obvious movie magic, while Mark Dacascos turns in a formidable villain in this decent action adventure. 7/10 fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment February 28, 2003 +1859 "Though good action and DMX's improved acting makes ""Cradle"" the best of the hip-hop/kung fu flicks, the movie still plays like a rehash of bad ideas." rotten James Hill 0 BET.com February 28, 2003 +1859 A formulaic picture that's entertaining enough, but makes you wonder if Li will ever duplicate his success in Asia in the States. C fresh Ellen Kim 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer February 27, 2003 +1859 Manages to entertain and defy logic in equal measure. 2.5/4 fresh Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel February 27, 2003 +1859 This slapdash mess of an explosion movie wastes the talents of its cast and can't even slow down to let us enjoy the fight scenes. C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 27, 2003 +1859 The cinematographer- turned-director likes his MTV-style editing so much that in his drive for hyperkinetic overkill he sacrifices coherence to wallow in barely contained chaos. 1/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times February 27, 2003 +1859 The few promising skirmishes that do erupt sputter out quickly as if fight choreographer Corey Yuen had dropped his cell connection while phoning in his moves. 1.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times February 27, 2003 +1859 It throws in enough calculated accouterments to honestly earn the label of 'product.' C rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News February 27, 2003 +1859 Cradle has everything -- except plot and a reason for Li's name-above -the-title billing. 2/4 rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News February 27, 2003 +1859 Cradle boasts a couple of bravura fight and chase scenes but they're stranded amid the predictable and the pedestrian. 2/4 rotten Cary Darling 1 Miami Herald February 27, 2003 +1859 Relentless, infantile and impossible to dislike. fresh John Patterson 1 L.A. Weekly February 27, 2003 +1859 You want explosions, expertly choreographed violence and implausible situations easily remedied by running up a wall and doing a back flip? Cradle delivers the goods. 6/10 fresh Erich Scholz 0 Citysearch February 27, 2003 +1859 A film with no heart, and one that's less than the sum of its mediocre parts. 5 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide February 27, 2003 +1859 the biggest flaw is what should be the film's finest moments -- the fight scenes... 1/4 rotten Vanessa Sibbald 0 Zap2it.com February 26, 2003 +1859 The problem with an action hero who banks largely on the extent to which he thinks things are boring is that, after a certain point, the audience will agree. 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central February 26, 2003 +1859 You realize just how forthrightly rote and businesslike Cradle is. And you don't mind. Because business, it turns out, is good. B- fresh Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly February 26, 2003 +1859 After his first two laughably bad films, director Bartkowiak finally gets close to delivering a decent action picture. Buried within it is a half-hour shorter movie that would sizzle. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 26, 2003 +1859 Jet Li and DMX duke it out with an assortment of thugs as if they were slowly making their way to the final stage of Super Mario Bros. 1/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine February 25, 2003 +1859 A flavorless package of aimless gambits and empty characters. 2/5 rotten Michael Brody 0 CinemaBlend February 25, 2003 +1859 ...when the asinine plutonium subplot hijacks the last act, the flick goes into an unrecoverable tailspin. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire February 25, 2003 +1859 1/5 rotten Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1859 1/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 27, 2007 +1859 2/5 rotten 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1859 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1859 5 rotten 0 Apollo Guide March 16, 2004 +1859 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 29, 2003 +1859 5/10 rotten Brian Orndorf 0 Modamag.com March 27, 2003 +1859 3/5 fresh Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com March 23, 2003 +1859 2/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons March 23, 2003 +1859 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1859 2/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com March 3, 2003 +1859 2/4 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals March 3, 2003 +1859 B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 1, 2003 +1859 3/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review February 28, 2003 +1859 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews February 28, 2003 +1859 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hollywood.com February 28, 2003 +1860 Using everything that came before and predicting everything that came after, Ride the High Country can now be seen as the lynchpin in the history of the entire Western genre. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 10, 2010 +1860 ...great entertainment: humorous, adventurous, inventive, and enthralling. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 23, 2010 +1860 Ride the High Country vigorously and colorfully brings alive the Old West of cinematic myth. 4/5 fresh David Bezanson 0 Filmcritic.com December 20, 2005 +1860 Symbols of a waning era who eventually clash over right and wrong, Messrs. McCrea and Scott mesh perfectly, with the latter getting the drollest lines -- and there are plenty. 4/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1860 A film of abundant visual beauty through whose heart blows a chill valedictory breeze. 9/10 fresh Tom Block 0 culturevulture.net March 23, 2001 +1860 A much-loved revisionist Western, director Peckinpah's second feature film proved to be a bittersweet swan song for the Old West and a classy farewell to the screen for actors Scott and -- for some years -- McCrea. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1860 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1860 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 13, 2005 +1860 4/5 fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly October 11, 2004 +1860 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 23, 2004 +1860 4/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 3, 2003 +1860 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 30, 2002 +1860 4/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 1800 +1861 It's a trashy and disgusting Alien rip-off that will take you on a trip you will not soon forget. fresh Michelle Kisner 0 The Movie Sleuth November 7, 2018 +1861 Xtro has... some great attempts at atmosphere and an emotional core to the story and if you get with the general sense of escalating weirdness you'll have a good time. 8/10 fresh James Evans 0 Starburst June 1, 2018 +1861 Xtro may be morbid, unsettling, and even upsetting--it pushes upon boundaries and then crosses them--but it's a bonafide original in the genre. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 24, 2008 +1861 a cheap-looking amalgam of previously used horror effects, with not a single fresh idea of its own except to jam them together in one place. 2/5 rotten Douglas Pratt 0 DVDLaser June 15, 2007 +1861 Ranges from bad sci-fi to stereotypical B-horror to British TV-like drama to Child's Play-like slasher to... just plain weird 2/5 rotten Andreas Samuelson 0 Slasherpool April 19, 2005 +1861 Xtro is an ugly, mean-spirited and despairing thriller that left me thoroughly depressed. Why was this movie made? What vision filled the filmmakers with a desire to share this work with an audience? 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1861 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1862 Proof that any movie can get made somehow. rotten Tara Thorne 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) April 11, 2018 +1862 Characters are not developed enough. You don't feel for them. Result being, you end up as mere spectators instead of well-wishers. While the film preaches 'passion' for whatever you do, it is exactly what seems to be missing from it. 2/5 rotten Renuka Vyavahare 0 The Times of India November 17, 2017 +1862 Even when a dance movie is following the formula as closely as Battle of the Year does, occasionally something you won't get to see anywhere else slips through. fresh Anthony Morris 0 The Vine February 14, 2014 +1862 "I didn't think it was possible, but ""Battle of the Year"" is more pandering than the entire ""Step Up"" series combined..." rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed December 12, 2013 +1862 Battle of the Year would rather use crowd-shot cutaways to convince you of the dancers' prowess than focusing on the stage. 2/5 rotten Liam Maguren 0 Flicks.co.nz October 10, 2013 +1862 Like those it imitates, the film includes some energetic dance sequences and formulaic plotting that culminate in the obligatory final competition. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue September 30, 2013 +1862 If director Werner Herzog can do it with 'Rescue Dawn' and 'Little Dieter Needs to Fly,' why can't director Benson Lee? 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) September 28, 2013 +1862 In particular, as mentioned, the dance sequences are a mess, which is the kiss of death for a film in this genre. 1/5 rotten Louis Black 0 Austin Chronicle September 27, 2013 +1862 Filled with fancy, if frenetic footwork but weighed down by all-too-familiar plot/characters/dialogue. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate September 26, 2013 +1862 Athletic dancing and a patriotic theme make this movie better than it should be. 5/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com September 25, 2013 +1862 There's not nearly enough quality material to make Battle of the Year recommendable to anyone other than the most hard-core of dance fanatics. 1.5/5 rotten Sandy Schaefer 0 ScreenRant September 20, 2013 +1862 The bar for urban-flavoured dance movies has already been set pretty low, but Battle Of The Year effortlessly leans back and limbos on below it. 1/5 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto September 20, 2013 +1862 The actual dancing scenes are occasionally electrifying, if far too sparse, but other than that and the welcome sight of co-star Chris Brown getting clocked in the face, the film barely gets off the ground, much less sticks the landing. D+ rotten Keith Staskiewicz 1 Entertainment Weekly September 20, 2013 +1862 Passable drama has great dancers but no originality. 2/5 rotten 0 Common Sense Media September 20, 2013 +1862 Battle of the Year clearly features lots of brilliant dancers, and I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy watching them move. But you wish there were more dancing here. rotten Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Magazine/Vulture September 20, 2013 +1862 Should satisfy the planet of b-boys and girls to whom it thoroughly preaches, while amusing anyone else who simply can't ignore the promise of an all-corn buffet. rotten William Goss 1 Film.com September 20, 2013 +1862 The movie's inability to showcase its greatest asset, the grace and control of its dancers, is its most conspicuous failing. 0.5/4 rotten Simon Abrams 1 RogerEbert.com September 20, 2013 +1862 A film steeped in the streetwise hip-hop culture should have an edge, but Battle of the Year is safer and softer than Drake's last album. 2/5 rotten Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com September 19, 2013 +1862 Battle of the Year is too inept to make this tired premise sing. 1/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday September 19, 2013 +1862 "If you can get past the mountain of cliches and poor acting and hackneyed story lines and the fact that someone let Chris Brown be in a movie, ""Battle of the Year"" is actually ... still pretty awful." 1.5/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic September 19, 2013 +1862 Fatally frontloaded with endless training montages, awfully written, indifferently acted drama, sports-film platitudes and jaw-dropping product placements that only the hardiest of viewers will make it through to the payoff. rotten Andrew Barker 1 Variety September 19, 2013 +1862 Chris Brown gets punched in the face, so it's not a total wash. 1.5/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star September 19, 2013 +1862 so familiar that you half expect Julia Stiles and Channing Tatum to show up and start hoofing 2/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket September 19, 2013 +1862 "Everything about Benson Lee's predictable dance flick ""Battle of the Year"" strikes me as old." 1.5/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 1 Washington Post September 19, 2013 +1862 Destined to please only bad movie buffs desperate for a fix of awful dialogue, blatant product placement, and clunky exposition. F rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club September 19, 2013 +1862 It isn't good by any stretch of the imagination, but B-movie lovers who like their dance movies flashy, fun, and spectacularly dumb shouldn't mind. 2.5/5 rotten Nathan Rabin 0 The Dissolve September 19, 2013 +1862 "It's undeniable that the good-natured ""Afterschool Special"" vibe here plays to the film's corny strengths, and the dancing is impressive. So much so that it's almost impossible not to cheer during the final round." 3/4 fresh Jordan Hoffman 1 New York Daily News September 19, 2013 +1862 Not badly executed, but not the least bit original either. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service September 19, 2013 +1862 Remarkably, the highlight of Benson Lee's film, essentially a fiction reboot of his Planet B-Boy, isn't the scene where Chris Brown gets punched in the face. 1.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine September 18, 2013 +1863 A somewhat stale farce, mixing slapstick, caricature and crudely anatomical humour, puts life in a public hospital ward into the same cheerlessly rollicking category as the barrack-room. rotten MFB Critics 0 Monthly Film Bulletin January 24, 2018 +1863 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 18, 2005 +1864 The screenplay piles it on with extra storylines, all of which give no nuance to the characters or make any of the conflict more exciting or original. C rotten Kiko Martinez 0 San Antonio Current January 26, 2018 +1864 While it seemingly draws on the likes Tarantino's Pulp Fiction and True Romance, there's still something alluring and awfully inviting about Jackie Earle Haley's lively and intriguing directorial debut, Criminal Activities. 3/5 fresh Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 March 28, 2016 +1864 Some stylish touches and committed performances enliven this otherwise generic crime thriller. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue November 27, 2015 +1864 I almost wish that the film would have centered on Travolta and Haley's characters since the plot threads involving the four friends get wrapped up in about half-a-dozen The Usual Suspects wannabe twists. 6/10 rotten Nathanael Hood 0 The Young Folks November 24, 2015 +1864 If you don't expect much in terms of originality, there are some good times to be had here. C+ rotten Oktay Ege 0 The Playlist November 21, 2015 +1864 "Criminal Activities"" is a sneaky, snaky little crime thriller with some pretty impressive plot twists." 3/4 fresh Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times November 20, 2015 +1864 "Haley whips it into something reasonably entertaining even as you start thinking about how truly great ""Get Shorty"" and Travolta's Chili Palmer were midway through those double-crossing criminal activities." fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Los Angeles Times November 19, 2015 +1864 The diverting -- if derivative -- crime drama, directed by Jackie Earle Haley, comes laced with equal parts comedy and lurid violence, a la Quentin Tarantino. B fresh Joanna Connors 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer November 19, 2015 +1864 "A profane thriller that so closely resembles the B-movies that followed ""The Usual Suspects,"" ""Pulp Fiction"" and ""Get Shorty,"" it could be mistaken for an archeological discovery." rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety November 19, 2015 +1864 It owes as much to Quentin Tarantino as the four bunglers owe to Eddie. Yet it doesn't feel like a mere imitation; it has too much wit and too many striking performances for that. fresh Neil Genzlinger 1 New York Times November 19, 2015 +1864 An eleventh hour twist adds a bit of intrigue, and everyone - including Haley himself, as a henchman - seems to be having a pretty good time. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Stewart 1 New York Post November 19, 2015 +1864 It won't win any awards, but it's not a bad evening out. 2/4 rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post November 19, 2015 +1864 The third-act twists that sink Jackie Earle Haley's directorial debut are downright Criminal. 2.5/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 HollywoodInToto.com November 19, 2015 +1864 It's a twisty, kinetic and satisfying thriller with a didn't-see-that-coming climax. 4/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com November 19, 2015 +1864 There's an adequate conclusion waiting for viewers willing to work through a movie they've seen before, though Haley throttles repetition with some welcome screen energy and a love for the genre. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com November 18, 2015 +1864 The script veers from comic, narrated episodes to surprising violence, planting early narrative seeds that yield some effective surprises ... fresh Chris Packham 1 Village Voice November 17, 2015 +1864 Director/co-star Jackie Earle Haley and his cast serve up a solid slice of Tarantino-lite. But the script unravels with weak third act and over-explained finale. 2/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation November 16, 2015 +1864 The actors have the showmanship to chew the lurid, shopworn material up to bits, savoring it like a Royale with cheese. 2/4 rotten Chuck Bowen 0 Slant Magazine November 16, 2015 +1865 Brewer uses these plot machinations to investigate ideas of race, religion and redemption in a way that for most of the film's running time is unusually riveting. 3/5 fresh Kaleem Aftab 0 The List November 3, 2018 +1865 . . .I still can't decide if the film is serious or not. If it is, this causes some major problems, since the morality it espouses is nuts. rotten Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 23, 2017 +1865 God, sex and the blues are mashed together and deep fried southern style in Craig Brewer's unique Black Snake Moan. 4/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1865 Snaps and crackles with comic verve fresh Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 27, 2009 +1865 With excellent performances, plays on morality and sexual behavior, Brewer composes another surefire classic. 3/4 fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1865 Craig Brewer, the promising director who hit it with Hustle and Flow, seems to harbor a need to exorcise his white burden through films centered on black music. 1.5/4 rotten Tom Meek 0 Boston Phoenix April 23, 2009 +1865 Brewer knows his music, and how to make it the center of a story; if he only did a better job filling in the rest of the blanks, this might've worked. 3/5 rotten Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1865 Moan? You're more likely to be groaning - or possibly hooting with laughter at the implausibility of this messy, misogynistic melodrama. 2/5 rotten Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film June 13, 2008 +1865 I did expect there to be a stronger emotional connection between Ricci and Jackson, but that said, the two actors were impressive to watch. 6/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium February 1, 2008 +1865 Pulpy Southern immorality tale is for adults only. 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media October 31, 2007 +1865 Chaining people to your radiator is a Wrong Thing To Do. This is not the opinion of Black Snake Moan. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 27, 2007 +1865 Its sleazy, scuzzy nature comes not from a forward desire to push the standards of taste but a been-there sense of the ways of the world. A- fresh Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth September 15, 2007 +1865 Deception, freedom and redemption all weave themselves into a moody tale that holds our attention for most of the time, compounded by Ricci's striking performance and waif-like appearance fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile July 28, 2007 +1865 Basically, the movie is an old-fashioned morality play, for all its lurid details. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis June 29, 2007 +1865 A fascinating, colourful, sometimes outrageous film that succeeds because it was built on a solid foundation. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide June 25, 2007 +1865 Black Snake Moan is highly recommended for anyone who is tired of films with scripts that insult their intellect or that boast superficial performances by mediocre actors. 5/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies June 25, 2007 +1865 A superbly written, brilliantly acted and frequently surprising film that is by turns sexy, shocking and ultimately moving. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon June 19, 2007 +1865 Jackson's elegant performance gives the frequently tough to swallow story some credence. 3/5 fresh Phelim O'Neill 0 Guardian June 16, 2007 +1865 It's so profoundly, mind-blowingly offensive that you almost have to admire the writer/director Craig Brewer's nerve. 2/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) May 19, 2007 +1865 Sam Jackson delivers the electric blues in a not-so-blue movie that promises more Deep South sin than it actually delivers. 3/5 fresh Damon Wise 0 Empire Magazine May 18, 2007 +1865 This is an unusually bold film, but it's also a morality tale that's riddled with hypocrisy and is frankly offensive. Not a blues movie as much as a blue movie. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com May 15, 2007 +1865 Frankly, I'm shocked by the number of critics who have been praising the film. To my mind, the movie doesn't even rate to be called camp. It's simply a bad idea gone wrong. D rotten Ted Murphy 0 Murphy's Movie Reviews May 7, 2007 +1865 The concept works better in esoteric theory than it does in actual practice. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 17, 2007 +1865 The collision of ideals is also where Black Snake Moan shines as a statement on the value of the cultural melting pot. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 15, 2007 +1865 Moody and full of atmosphere, this film has a terrific premise, but no plot to speak of. It's an intriguing character study, beautifully filmed and acted but ultimately somewhat empty. 3/4 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall March 15, 2007 +1865 Feels about as authentic as the radiator in that semi-tropical countryside, where the only steamy stuff one can imagine being generated, is from that temptress in heat chained up to it. rotten Prairie Miller 0 Long Island Press March 13, 2007 +1865 This is a strange, politically incorrect and controversial film. It defies all expectations. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 11, 2007 +1865 The pace may be uneven but the music side of this album is worth watching and especially listening to. 3/4 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Entertainment Insiders March 10, 2007 +1865 This edgy story may seem heavy and dark, but it's infused with a great deal of humor. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com March 9, 2007 +1865 ...compelling, surprisingly non-expoitative... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 8, 2007 +1865 A dismal trailer and misguided promotion make this look like a gothic horror story, when, in fact, it is a feel good love story. 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com March 7, 2007 +1865 Is it trash or art? Maybe it's a bit of both. It's certainly one of the most 'alive' films out there. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 7, 2007 +1865 Succeeds as a startling vehicle of reinvention for Ricci, even if its exploitative topcoat is a bit of a put-on, shuck-and-jive routine. fresh Brent Simon 0 FilmStew.com March 6, 2007 +1865 Jackson's best performance in more than a decade 9/10 fresh Jeff Otto 0 ReelzChannel.com March 6, 2007 +1865 This could all too easily be seen as an offensive conceit exploiting real-life sexual trauma for exaggerated screen imagery, but the film works because the performers make it feel real. 3.5/5 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk March 6, 2007 +1865 This is a bluesy, emotional journey that casts a powerful spell. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News March 5, 2007 +1865 And the Oscar for Best Performance in Her Underwear goes to ... Christina Ricci, playing a pint-sized Jezebel who gets a spiritual wedgie from a half-crazed, blues-singing black man named Lazarus. 2/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 5, 2007 +1865 Watching Christina Ricci being beat up, raped and chained semi-naked to a radiator, while Samuel L. Jackson spews stereotypical drunken Southern-black-man rhetoric, makes this blues-infused melodrama almost unbearable. rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca March 5, 2007 +1865 Tells its screw-loose story in such a forthright manner and with such heedless and fearless energy that you won't be able to take your eyes off the screen, even if you are busy rubbing them out of sheer disbelief. 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com March 5, 2007 +1865 Even at its most ludicrous, Black Snake Moan stays somehow believable. You think, 'I can't believe I'm buying this,' but the fact remains, you're buying it. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 5, 2007 +1865 What Brewer may be doing, other than having a blast, is dragging a lot of ghosty old racial-sexual prejudices out into the disinfecting sunshine to be laughed at as they shrivel and die. 8 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 4, 2007 +1865 Proof-positive that screen chemistry can trump trash, and that it's hard out here for a nympho, too. 3/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 AALBC.com March 4, 2007 +1865 The kind of film that makes me glad that I'm living in a blue state. In other words, it's effective. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 4, 2007 +1865 Black Snake Moan finally, is a comedy of faith and faithlessness, in their religious and also their sexual dimensions...A consummate act of jerking our collective chain, and making us love it. B+ fresh Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks March 3, 2007 +1865 In Black Snake Moan Brewer balances race, religion, and sexuality in a strange yet intriguing storyline that exposes the human soul and how some people deal with emotional pain. 3.5/5 fresh Michael Black 0 ReviewExpress.com March 3, 2007 +1865 That's the hypocrisy that tears this fascinating film apart: The female sexual urge must be broken, but the male sexual urge can be celebrated in song. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 3, 2007 +1865 ...a conventional yarn of salvation and redemption that benefits most from a daring, no holds barred performance by Christina Ricci. B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 3, 2007 +1865 Pitched uncomfortably but compellingly between homage and exploitation in its big-hearted exploration of the steamiest corners of black life. B fresh Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club March 3, 2007 +1865 Delightfully outrageous, Black Snake Moan is an explosive mixture of sex, race and down-South swamp water. 4/6 fresh Mark Holcomb 1 Time Out March 3, 2007 +1865 Watching this film is the closest you'll ever come to seeing what the blues actually looks like. It's dirty, and it's stinky, but most of all, it's something that comes from within a person's soul. fresh Frank Wilkins 0 Reel Reviews March 3, 2007 +1865 There's just nowhere to go. They start talking about their feelings and being the healing process, and it's like Dr. Phil. rotten Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine March 3, 2007 +1865 You have to throw all reason and logic out the window and just feel the groove this movie's laying down. fresh Brian Tallerico 0 UGO March 2, 2007 +1865 Lazarus and Rae may be looking for something as basic as redemption, but the road to get there is an unconventional one that drips with authenticity. They are full-blooded, fully realized characters the likes of which we do not see much these days. 3/4 fresh Paul Doro 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 2, 2007 +1865 For Black Snake Moan to work any sort of magic, it must be viewed as a blues riff on damaged souls and their desperate need for salvation. 2.5/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald March 2, 2007 +1865 The movie strolls right past absurdity into offensiveness, by trying to pass this pulp nonsense off as noble art. 1/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News March 2, 2007 +1865 This is the kind of movie that's best enjoyed as a stylized fantasy, much like Brewer's most obvious model, Elia Kazan's Southern-fried Tennessee Williams adaptation Baby Doll. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post March 2, 2007 +1865 The characters never connect, and the movie never takes off. Rae may be the one sporting a padlock around her waist. But it's the movie that's shackled. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger March 2, 2007 +1865 Black Snake Moan is a gorgeous, life-affirming movie. On paper, it sounds lurid bordering on ridiculous. A fresh Mike Russell 0 Oregonian March 2, 2007 +1865 Moan slithers into some totally unexpected emotional territory by the time it all gets played out, and the film is peculiarly touching if you allow it to work its strange mojo on you. 3.5/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News March 2, 2007 +1865 Two things we now know about Craig Brewer's movies: They are completely ridiculous, and also compulsively watchable. B fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 2, 2007 +1865 Humid and overwrought, with Ricci working at fever pitch and Jackson bringing fire, brimstone and some passable blues licks to the equation, Black Snake Moan is no polite little indie thing, and certainly no formulaic studio exercise. 2.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 2, 2007 +1865 Jackson and Ricci are terrific, deftly negotiating the film's shifting currents of the lurid and the spiritual. And the music cooks. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star March 2, 2007 +1865 For a film touted as a lurid, blues-themed Southern Gothic melodrama evocative of William Faulkner at his most decadent, Craig Brewer's Black Snake Moan turns out to be a disappointingly tame and rather conventional morality play. 2/4 rotten Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com March 2, 2007 +1865 From the title to the steamy B-movie sex and the juke-joint environment, Black Snake Moan is a blues lyric come to mythic life. Some filmgoers will find it bizarre and over the top, but others may like its utter originality and daring eccentricity. 7/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle March 2, 2007 +1865 A movie that takes on sex, religion and race in the rural South. But the most enduring aspect of this film, written and directed by Craig Brewer, is its great compassion. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee March 2, 2007 +1865 Black Snake Moan is a weird little story held together by two gobsmacking performances. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies March 2, 2007 +1865 The movie snakes along with an earthy hiss, thanks to music, Jackson and Ricci's painful availability. 2.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune March 2, 2007 +1865 Black Snake Moan is a trip to that unfamiliar territory well worth tagging along on. 3/4 fresh Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 2, 2007 +1865 It's a steamy, searing saga of rigorous redemption confronting creepy Southern seediness. But it's not nearly the wake-up call it could have been. 2.5/4 fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle March 2, 2007 +1865 It's an exploitation film fraught with faux-sincerity, and ultimately it's utterly ridiculous. 1/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times March 2, 2007 +1865 Despite its considerable unwholesome appeal, the movie gives us the feeling it has been chained up as well and that chain won't let it go any farther than a single outrageous idea. 2/4 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star March 2, 2007 +1865 While the film kicks off with a steamy shot of Ricci strutting down a country road in cowboy boots and hot pants short enough to shame Daisy Duke herself, Brewer's torrid tale turns out to be a surprisingly sweet fable about emotional redemption. 3/4 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide March 2, 2007 +1865 This is one of those ludicrous, semi-offensive, semi-entertaining potboilers that feels as if the script were dragged out from someone's naughty-book stash. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail March 2, 2007 +1865 Moan offers that rare cinematic escape into another dimension. When the lights come up, make sure you know of a blues bar nearby. You're not gonna be ready for the ho-hum of the real world. A- fresh Caroline Kepnes 0 E! Online March 2, 2007 +1865 Because Black Snake Moan asks its characters to confront demons involving sin and sex, it stomps into an area that lives between exploitative movie trash and Southern Gothic literature. It's bold without being especially believable. C- rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News March 2, 2007 +1865 Strangely watchable , but ultimately less than satisfying. 2.5/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Maxim March 2, 2007 +1865 Jackson's growling performance... and the sheer 'What the hell?' audacity of the story almost make Black Snake Moan a guilty pleasure. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 2, 2007 +1865 Having established his characters and built their bond, having cooked up a sense of place so strong you can taste it, Brewer can't find anywhere in particular to go. Suddenly he brings a gun into the mix, then takes an awkward Dr. Phil turn. C+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News March 2, 2007 +1865 An engorged melodrama meant to evoke the dark passions of country blues, Black Snake Moan often comes off like Britney Spears singing Skip James. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press March 2, 2007 +1865 Black Snake Moan is a myth-and-reconciliation story with outlandish scenes meant to make you laugh, make you uncomfortable. Both. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post March 2, 2007 +1865 A tale of emotion somewhat dubiously sold as exploitation. What sounds like an uncomfortable tale of skanky, racially charged sex is instead a weirdly wonderful story about spirituality and sexuality. 3.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap March 2, 2007 +1865 Black Snake Moan is thick with Tennessee sweat and grit and the sound of insects. And it takes an overwrought, steamy path to what at least feels like a moral cautionary tale. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News March 2, 2007 +1865 Ricci has guts. Nonetheless, Black Snake Moan turned my stomach. 2.5/4 rotten Karen Hershenson 0 Contra Costa Times March 2, 2007 +1865 Any movie that can make Samuel L. Jackson convincing as a great Memphis bluesman must be doing something right. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader March 2, 2007 +1865 The atmosphere is impeccable, Brewer provides enough back story for us to understand the two main characters, and the acting is fine. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer March 2, 2007 +1865 Had the old black man and the young white chick gotten it on, I think some audiences might have exploded. Perhaps sensing this, Black Snake Moan backs off, giving us a neat and clean Hallmark card ending. 2.5/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe March 2, 2007 +1865 This one is a stunner, sure to send people out into the streets afterwards arguing in love-it-or-hate-it caterwauls bystanders will be able to hear halfway down the street. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com March 2, 2007 +1865 ...a film about healing through pain, the way the blues can heal. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review March 2, 2007 +1865 A bravely irresponsible movie anchored to a visual metaphor so outlandish and powerful it seems destined for cinema immortality. 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) March 2, 2007 +1865 Besides his record collection, Brewer has talents that shouldn't be underestimated. fresh Nick Pinkerton 0 Stop Smiling March 2, 2007 +1865 I love the way that both Samuel Jackson and Christina Ricci take chances like this, and the way that Brewer creates characters of unbelievable forbearance. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 2, 2007 +1865 In spite of Amelia Vincent's toothsome cinematography and the down-home locations, the movie often has the lumbering, literal-minded rhythms of a second-rate stage play -- not a moan or a howl, but a slow, anxious groan. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times March 2, 2007 +1865 Wow, this movie is totally insane. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly March 2, 2007 +1865 Do they give awards based on balls-out craziness? They should. This one would sweep that ceremony. 4.5/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com March 2, 2007 +1865 [Craig Brewer] proves he can control atmosphere with the best of them. 9/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies March 1, 2007 +1865 If nothing else, Brewer has come up with the perfect solution for dealing with the dozens of out-of-control teen actresses in the world. 6/10 rotten Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net March 1, 2007 +1865 [Brewer] takes fearsome advantage of the steaming sexuality and thick pulp on display, while underscoring it with a deep sense of intimacy. B+ fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium March 1, 2007 +1865 If you hunger for something off the safe, mainstream path, let Moan bewitch you with its unusual healing process. 4/5 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Filmcritic.com March 1, 2007 +1865 [Writer-director Craig Brewer] displays a real passion for the music and a knack for using it to create mood. But it's not enough to overcome the thinness of his characters or the greeting card sentiment that pulls the rug out from what came before. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times March 1, 2007 +1865 The music in the film is terrific -- searing, gut-twisting wails of loss and despair...But The portrayal of Rae 's compulsive need for sex and of her always-perfect, always exposed little body is exploitive, more trashy than steamy. C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom March 1, 2007 +1865 ...pure southern sexploitation cut with equal measures of humor and heart. Christina Ricci just about eats the screen alive. B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 1, 2007 +1865 The disturbing aspect of the film's sexuality provides exactly the frisson that the style never conveys. fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat March 1, 2007 +1865 Depriving a near-naked and recently assaulted stranger of the most basic physical liberty for days on end is a sick, perverse, and cruel thing to do. Black Snake Moan appears to be -- or, worse, pretends to be -- oblivious to that simple fact. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate March 1, 2007 +1865 An absurdly jarring collection of archetypal characters in miserable circumstances with a resolution that feels forced and tacked on. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today March 1, 2007 +1865 It may pull you into the tent with a promise of hoochie-koochie girls, but it delivers a rousing sermon on faith, hope and charity before it lets you back out again. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 1, 2007 +1865 I saw something, but I'm not exactly sure what it was. One thing's likely: You've never seen a film like Black Snake Moan, and you won't see anything like it in the near future. 3/5 fresh Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic March 1, 2007 +1865 It's hard to know what to make of the thing, though it has a sleazy charm. C+ rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 1, 2007 +1865 A cartoonish Baby Doll, with a suggestive blues song title, about sex, guilt and redemption. Black Snake is also a rather flimsy parable unable to support the weight of Brewers ambition. 3/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel March 1, 2007 +1865 Maybe Jackson should avoid any more movies with 'snake' in the title. D rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor March 1, 2007 +1865 If writer/director Craig Brewer were a member of the X-Men, he would be called 'FirstActo,' and his mutant power would be creating dynamic openings to movies. His enemy would be consistency. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 OhmyNews.com March 1, 2007 +1865 Black Snake Moan is an odd little number. It tries to be a lot of things at different times, but isn't particularly successful in any genre. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 1, 2007 +1865 It's all outrageous and patently stereotypical but Brewer and the actors invest these representations with everything they have. It's great to see Jackson working hard here to create a character instead of simply Superflying a bunch of snakes on a plane. 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 1, 2007 +1865 Brewer's reworking of Southern mythologies can sometimes seem condescending, even though his affection for the region's culture is palpable. But there's no denying he knows how to spin a yarn and create vivid, indelible images. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post March 1, 2007 +1865 Black Snake Moan plays its grim subject matter for laughs, imitating the laugh-to-keep-from-crying quality of the blues tunes on its soundtrack. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 1, 2007 +1865 Cockeyed and raffishly amusing tale of redemption, spilling over with blues music and southern-fried sexism. 3/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday March 1, 2007 +1865 [N]owhere near as provocative as you think it's gonna be, as you've been led to believe it's gonna be... which is something of a disappointment. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 1, 2007 +1865 Black Snake Moan strikes me as hogwash. It fundamentally does not work; its consciously far-fetched, out-there notions of the things damaged people do in the name of love are reductive and go only so far. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 1, 2007 +1865 One day, when he outgrows his terminal adolescence, [director] Brewer might be the perfect filmmaker to tackle Faulkner or Tennessee Williams. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly March 1, 2007 +1865 Black Snake Moan IS the blues--a spiritual journey in which love and pain are bound together tighter than a guitar string. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com March 1, 2007 +1865 Daring, delusional and downright devilish, Black Snake Moan soaks in its molasses-driven melodrama with an unctuous confidence and biting creativity. 3/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye March 1, 2007 +1865 Writer-director Craig Brewer returns with another look at Southern discomfort deep-fried in a greasy pool of sex and song. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 1, 2007 +1865 Will make some people uncomfortable, but for many others it will be a giddily guilty pleasure. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 1, 2007 +1865 If the movie was really interested in Rae's struggle to be more than a self-loathing sex object, it would spend less time depicting her as one. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) March 1, 2007 +1865 Craig Brewer skillfully evokes an atmosphere of lingering racial hostility in America's Bible Belt for Black Snake Moan, a cleverly scripted redemption story that defies genre and is filled with surprises both harrowing and pleasant. 3.5/5 fresh John Thomason 0 Orlando Weekly March 1, 2007 +1865 A ragged, crusty old sock of a film, it has you rolling your eyes, shaking your head, gawking and giggling in all the right moments. And all the right moments are so, so wrong. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star February 28, 2007 +1865 Whatever did the actors see in this pig slop? rotten Rex Reed 1 Observer February 28, 2007 +1865 Be prepared to collapse into a hoot and a howl of hilarity at all the wrong moments. C- rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly February 28, 2007 +1865 Preachy, schematic and numbingly predictable. rotten Erica Abeel 0 Film Journal International February 28, 2007 +1865 Watching Black Snake Moan may be the closest you'll ever come to seeing what the blues actually looks like. fresh Frank Wilkins 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 28, 2007 +1865 The South isn't just in Craig Brewer's heart but underneath his fingernails as well. 3.5/4 fresh Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine February 27, 2007 +1865 This ridiculous story will have you moaning. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 27, 2007 +1865 Love lost and found, faith lost and found -- Brewer takes these tried-and-true themes and breathes bold, fresh life into them. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press February 27, 2007 +1865 Elicits a potent desire to sponge off the sleaze. 1.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly February 27, 2007 +1865 This is a bold follow-up to Hustle and Flow. Would that more filmmakers and actors took these kinds of risks. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 27, 2007 +1865 For God's sake, don't be boring. Alas, after his camera has had its fill of ogling Rae, Brewer turns out to have nothing up his sleeve, nothing in his pants, only a little on his mind and none of it, amazingly, to do with race. rotten Rob Nelson 1 Village Voice February 27, 2007 +1865 Vulgar and salacious. If this is what you like, this is the movie for you. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian February 27, 2007 +1865 I loved the picture's tabloid energy and heart. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture February 26, 2007 +1865 Brewer's hard-bitten drama isn't merely defiant; it spits fire at America's phony media-fed version of itself. B+ fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 24, 2007 +1865 A hardcore exploitation flick that also happens to be the most impassioned spiritual parable in recent memory. fresh Nathan Lee 0 Film Comment Magazine February 23, 2007 +1865 The film is sex and soul in equal measures; sensationalism and bad taste harnessed for noble purpose. 4.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend February 20, 2007 +1865 Oh lordy, when the music stops, this movie needs a respirator. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone February 20, 2007 +1865 I thought this thing was so bizarre and so strange -- kudos to everybody for going all the way with it. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper February 20, 2007 +1865 Brewer has a great affection for his characters and a good feel for the Tennessee slums and backwoods where he sets his stories. But he's also got a B-moviemaker's impertinence and love of button-pushing. 3/4 fresh Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine February 16, 2007 +1865 Southern hospitality sees a whole new light in this pulpy romp. 3.5/5 fresh Zack Haddad 0 Film Threat January 30, 2007 +1865 The blues music in Moan is superfine, but my oh my, what to make of the ripe Southern cliches and this absurd story. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter January 27, 2007 +1865 An ingenious and stylish entertainment, Pulp Fiction with a Southern accent and a heart of gold, driven by both love of the Lord and a certain affection for the other fella. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com January 27, 2007 +1865 Filled with sly pleasures for those who can throttle their inner puritan to the floor long enough to find them. 3.5/5 fresh Ray Greene 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 25, 2007 +1865 2.5/5 rotten Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film December 7, 2007 +1865 4.5/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant February 17, 2007 +1866 The script maintains slightly the tone of an impeccably smooth and glossy novelette, romantic rather than sentimental, but scarcely concerned to explore its situation very deeply. fresh MFB Critics 0 Monthly Film Bulletin February 12, 2018 +1866 It's beautiful to look at, the acting is superb and it has its poignant moments. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 11, 2010 +1866 It turned Lean from a subtle, very English director into an international film-maker working in broad strokes. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) November 6, 2007 +1866 The dialogue can be stagey and Venice is evoked at a tourist level, but it's beautifully photographed and Hepburn's loneliness and sadness look disquietingly real. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 6, 2007 +1866 Touching, warm, often funny and lushly photographed. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 6, 2007 +1866 The film stacks up as promising entertainment -- with some reservations. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety November 6, 2007 +1866 Romantic drama with Hepburn in good form. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers December 23, 2006 +1866 David Lean's restrained direction, Katharine Hepburn's nuanced turn as a spinsterish middle-aged secretary, and above all Venice's alluring sights compensate considerably for a plot that's borderline banal and schmaltzy. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 5, 2006 +1866 [Features] lovely performance from Hepburn at its centre. fresh 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1866 Being Lean's favourite of his films this is undoubtedly worthy of attention. 4/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine July 23, 2004 +1866 Thanks to Hepburn's performance we can feel how this woman's past romantic disappointments have made a passionate affair seem so simultaneously appealing and frightening. 4/5 fresh Jamie Russell 0 BBC.com June 22, 2004 +1866 Summertime was shot exclusively in Venice. And for those who have been to Venice, the film is a rare treasure; B fresh Moira Sullivan 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You January 8, 2004 +1866 As a coming-of-age story it remains touching. As a showcase for Katharine Hepburn, it is superb. 4/5 fresh Laura Bushell 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1866 The challenge thus set of making Venice the moving force in propelling the play has been met by Mr. Lean as the director with magnificent feeling and skill. 3.5/5 fresh Bosley Crowther 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1866 Recommended, with hesitations. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader January 1, 2000 +1867 In all the gargantuousness, however there are redeemable moments, especially in Ford's oddly scaled Civil War episode. 3/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine November 20, 2017 +1867 It really is true to say they don't make them like this any more. 4/5 fresh Tony Sloman 0 Radio Times November 20, 2017 +1867 Delivered big with breathtaking location work and an all-star cast... 3.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews September 10, 2008 +1867 A story as big, as brash, and as exciting as the west itself. 5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 DVDTalk.com September 10, 2008 +1867 There is no denying the spectacle, the adventure, and the romance in How the West Was Won. 6/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis September 8, 2008 +1867 People have always been, and always will be, impressed with big movies; this Western was one of the very biggest. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 4, 2008 +1867 It would be hard to imagine a subject which lends itself more strikingly to the wide-screen process than this yarn of the pioneers who opened the American West. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety August 26, 2008 +1867 Immense, sprawling western epic loaded with great stars, acting, music, direction. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 2, 2008 +1867 Though boasting the innovative technology of Cinerama, this anthology of the Old West is too long, often tedius, and only occasionally pleasurable. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com February 28, 2008 +1867 The main problem remains the impossibility of subjecting a film that is fundamentally about landscape and history to the demands of such a coarse dramatic form. 2.5/5 rotten Derek Adams 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1867 Watching it at home without the three-strip Cinerama process takes most of the sparkle out of the film. C fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 14, 2005 +1867 "It should be called ""How the West Was Done-to Death." rotten 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +1867 4/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) August 3, 2005 +1867 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal April 16, 2004 +1867 3/5 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope February 10, 2004 +1867 3/5 fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 31, 2003 +1867 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com March 5, 2003 +1867 3/5 fresh Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) February 4, 2003 +1867 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 24, 2002 +1867 4/5 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) October 25, 2002 +1870 Yes, it's a cheesy slasher film, but you know that going in, and this is a well-done example of the genre. 6/10 fresh Eric Goldman 0 IGN Movies January 9, 2017 +1870 ...ultimately right in line with its passable yet far-from-memorable predecessor. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 19, 2015 +1870 Basically only for completists looking to see Jason take center stage for the first time. [Blu-ray] 1/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews June 25, 2009 +1870 The new camp counselors are interchangeable with the old ones. Different faces, same basic people. 3/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis June 12, 2009 +1870 Not as good as the original, but still pretty fun, it serves up more of the same and continued to be fresh enough before its many other sequels got too silly. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures March 5, 2009 +1870 cannot be defended intellectually, yet, the film's very simplicity and directness gives it a kind of folkloric power, albeit power that works only if you give yourself over to it 2.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 14, 2009 +1870 Even crude techniques, when properly employed, can be effective, in a lowest-common-denominator kind of way. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique February 12, 2009 +1870 A solid first sequel and the truly chilling jump scare at the end gives the original's a run for its money. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com October 9, 2008 +1870 a carbon copy sequel 2/4 rotten Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is February 20, 2008 +1870 Its general competence remains a surprising improvement, albeit not one strong enough to elevate it into the realm of recommendation. C+ rotten Rob Humanick 0 Projection Booth January 17, 2008 +1870 All things considered, it probably should have been a whole lot worse. 6/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 14, 2007 +1870 If slasher movies are your thing, take a stab at this one. 2/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com June 12, 2005 +1870 This movie is a cross between the Mad Slasher and Dead teenager genres; about two dozen movies a year feature a mad killer going berserk, and they're all about as bad as this one. 0.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1870 Yes, it blows. Try to contain your surprise. 1/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium September 6, 2002 +1870 Jason before hockey mask, but with a nifty flour sack on his head 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 7, 2002 +1870 A little better than its predecessor, but that's not saying much. 2/5 rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 19, 2002 +1870 More of the same. It all depends on your taste for carnage. 6/10 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +1870 3/5 fresh Michael Ferraro 0 Film Threat May 20, 2006 +1870 3/5 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) November 25, 2005 +1870 2/5 rotten Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World October 7, 2005 +1870 1/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) August 12, 2005 +1870 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily August 11, 2005 +1870 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 17, 2005 +1870 1/5 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 28, 2004 +1870 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 15, 2003 +1870 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com September 24, 2003 +1870 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net November 16, 2002 +1870 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +1870 5 rotten Akiva Gottlieb 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1871 For want of a timeless message on the horrors of war, Coppola does indeed tell a compelling story of one man's battle on the homefront. Caan gives a stunning performance after a five-year absence from the movie screen. fresh Cathy Burke 0 United Press International November 8, 2016 +1871 Subdued war drama on life on the home front during the Vietnam war. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 20, 2012 +1871 Seems to take its name not so much from the Arlington Memorial Cemetery, where much of the action takes place, but from the stiffness of the characters it portrays. rotten Variety Staff 1 Variety December 11, 2007 +1871 Subtle and elegiac, Coppola's anti-Vietnam War meditation is one of the director's most misunderstood films. B+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 2, 2007 +1871 There's a pervasive and worrying sense of the central issues being gently but undeniably fudged. rotten 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1871 The most important missing ingredient is Mr. Coppola. 2/5 rotten Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1871 sheer dreariness directed with fists of ham 1/5 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 29, 2002 +1871 Every moment is right, and yet the film as a whole is incomplete. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1871 There's a curious ambiguity in Coppola's feelings about the soldiers and their life. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1871 A handsome but fragmentary film that can't decide which story to tell. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1871 1/5 rotten Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat May 19, 2005 +1871 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1871 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +1873 An utter masterwork of illogic. fresh Jacob Knight 0 Birth.Movies.Death. October 3, 2017 +1873 Fans of the genre will find much to enjoy in this knowingly silly exercise in day-glo splatter. 3/5 fresh Christopher Machell 0 CineVue April 3, 2017 +1873 "There's little to ""get""--just lots of unrestrained madness to relish." fresh Henry Stewart 0 Brooklyn Magazine November 12, 2015 +1873 The scariest thing is the Eighties score rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion September 25, 2009 +1873 As a mystery-thriller, the scenario is ridiculous to the point of being amateurish, but...you just can't look away. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique March 22, 2009 +1873 Terrible movie. And a definite must-see. Plus the DVD is surprisingly rich and moist. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 FEARnet November 3, 2008 +1873 In the slasher genre, this is as bad as they come. 0/5 rotten Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) March 18, 2004 +1873 Virtually every aspect of Pieces is inept, aside from moments of gore - which are admittedly quite spectacular. 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews December 2, 2003 +1873 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 10, 2005 +1876 This touching film is mesmerizing, yet when you leave the theater you may find yourself surprised that so little happened. Ah, but what does is so exquisite. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 17, 2002 +1876 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 4, 2005 +1877 Bateman, whose name is usually mud when it comes to appearing in good movies, brings out the best in Smith the actor and the action becomes surprisingly fresh and funny. 3/5 fresh Kaleem Aftab 0 The List November 3, 2018 +1877 [At first] Hancock is great fun, quirky and hilarious... Smith especially proves every minute why he's become the best in Hollywood. Then the movie takes an odd turn and goes into a whole other story, with different -- and deeper, I guess -- meanings. fresh Marcianne Miller 0 Bold Life (Hendersonville, NC) August 25, 2018 +1877 ... the tape is an excellent way to have fun, without question. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Laura Hiros 0 March 20, 2018 +1877 Hancock is funny and pretty fresh but finally gives up on idiosyncrasy, leaving you nothing much to discover. rotten Stuart Klawans 0 The Nation March 6, 2015 +1877 And if you're still not willing to forgive Hancock, and least there is the scene where he shoves a guy's head up another guy's butt. 3/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix October 21, 2014 +1877 Hancock is what happens when you have talented people working on quality material: it's really a no-brainer that it works so well. 4/5 fresh Ali Gray 0 TheShiznit.co.uk October 14, 2012 +1877 Kicks into tired oh-it-sucks-to-have-superpowers territory and opens up a can of racial issues it has no intention of investigating rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 26, 2009 +1877 I have no problem signing on to recommend this. Get it? Signing on...John Hancock... nevermind. 5/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review August 3, 2009 +1877 A few actors such as Clint Eastwood, marry substance and popularity. But very few. Most actors' egos lead them to slum in the box office. I'm reminded of this often when a major, talented actor opts for popularity instead of substance when the latter beck 1.5/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 Fayetteville Free Weekly February 1, 2009 +1877 ...an engaging and thoroughly innovative spin on the superhero genre... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews November 28, 2008 +1877 This is a different take on the superhero genre with an interesting, offbeat twist. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 18, 2008 +1877 A fun, fairly crisp opening hour gives way to a muddled, entirely unsatisfying ending. rotten Brent Simon 0 Screen International October 18, 2008 +1877 The trouble with Hancock is that its wry, reflexive commentary on the pressure of being Will Smith gets lost in the more typical reflexivity of the big-budget Hollywood fiasco. rotten Eileen Jones 0 AlterNet October 18, 2008 +1877 The strain of messianism in Will Smith movies is becoming ever more pronounced. C rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor October 18, 2008 +1877 It becomes an entirely different film, one not really premised on the bad-superhero comedy idea, and the film is then oddly without a sense of humour, and its vague interest in satire vanishes completely. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 18, 2008 +1877 A relatively satisfying ending that leaves just enough of an opening to warrant a sequel if the box office receipts are right. 2.5/5 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 18, 2008 +1877 Train wrecks are intrinsically spectacular, and Will Smith's new movie offers a doozy. Two of them, in fact. rotten Tom Charity 1 CNN.com October 18, 2008 +1877 Smith and Bateman are great, and the first half of the movie is terrific. The second half...well, you'll either go with it or you won't. B+ fresh Michael Dance 0 The Cinema Source September 5, 2008 +1877 Will Smith, Fourth of July, superhero. It all seems to add up to a great combination. But they only made half a film. 4/10 rotten Jeff Bayer 0 The Scorecard Review August 27, 2008 +1877 While the film never quite reaches an Alan Moore-level deconstruction of the superhero mythos, it has a fun time offering up all the joy of a big-budget action movie without taking things too seriously. fresh Sean Gandert 0 Paste Magazine August 7, 2008 +1877 The most adult of the new wave of superhero dramas. B- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 28, 2008 +1877 Has plenty of funny, even tender moments until it veers in a different, messy direction an hour in. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) July 19, 2008 +1877 It's let down by a disappointingly uneven plot, painfully underwritten characters and dodgy effects. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon July 18, 2008 +1877 It's definitely a mish-mash, but really good performances. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper July 14, 2008 +1877 Squeezing every bit of originality out of its concept, Hancock fails on so many levels that it's surprising the film isn't a bigger success with audiences. 1.5/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight July 13, 2008 +1877 Less like a complete movie, Hancock plays out more like the first two episodes of a television series shown back to back. 2.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com July 12, 2008 +1877 Most of Hancock's faults can be forgiven because Will Smith creates a quintessentially American hero: flawed, frayed, but always sacrificing for the sake of others. 3/4 fresh Brett McCracken 0 Christianity Today July 10, 2008 +1877 Hancock suggests the Colin Powell 'Pottery Barn' argument, but before it gets really interesting, veers wildly off course. 3/5 fresh Stephen Himes 0 Film Snobs July 10, 2008 +1877 Hancock is a movie that tosses the genre cookie cutter under the bus. 3.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly July 10, 2008 +1877 Hancock isn't by any means a dead loss, but it could have been a lot better. 2.5/5 rotten David Stratton 0 The Australian July 10, 2008 +1877 It's a pointless, plodding and just plain ugly effort which fails on just about every level. 1/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 The Trend July 9, 2008 +1877 The phony mythos turns into equally spurious pathos that plays like bathos because not one iota of the sentiment or sympathy has been earned. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 9, 2008 +1877 Smith's invincibilty at the box office may come down, for this film is a mess. Not even his charm and personality can save this train wreck. 2/5 rotten Wilson Morales 0 BlackFilm.com July 8, 2008 +1877 There are more problems afoot than just its misleading rating, beginning with the story itself. C- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) July 7, 2008 +1877 The structure of Hancock is a bold risk that supplies more storytelling ambition than your more typical summer popcorn blockbuster. 4/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com July 7, 2008 +1877 Hancock tries to reinvent the superhero movie - until it loses interest in its own story. 2.5/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 Washington Times July 7, 2008 +1877 After a frenetic and funny first half, 'Hancock' falls apart, devolving into a sentimentalized and scattershot piece short on integrity and sense. rotten John P. McCarthy 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 7, 2008 +1877 It feels like a couple of reels are missing... devoting an enjoyable first hour to our dirtbag crusader's unlikable antiheroics, before jumping to the conclusion without benefit of a second act. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly July 6, 2008 +1877 It's certainly the most complexly ornery superhero flick we're likely to get this summer. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 6, 2008 +1877 The special effects feel rather synthetic for a big-time summer blockbuster. When the smoke finally clears Hancock emerges as just another routine riff on the superhero genre 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye July 6, 2008 +1877 An interesting idea, but it falls a bit short of being a compelling story. C+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope July 6, 2008 +1877 While by no means a perfect film, I still found a lot to enjoy here. There have been at least two dozen superhero movies in the last six or seven years. It's kind of nice to see one that looks at things from the other side of the coin. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat July 6, 2008 +1877 An unfocused, ill-conceived, and rather ridiculous Smith vehicle... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed July 5, 2008 +1877 A disappointing mishmash. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 4, 2008 +1877 ... the bottom line is that, as far as botched movies go, Hancock is a painless way to pass a couple of hours enjoying a mindless summer popcorn movie. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 ESplatter July 4, 2008 +1877 ...a tale of redemption hard-won, and all the more rewarding for that. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review July 4, 2008 +1877 Morally bankrupt. And this is coming from someone who thinks Ted Bundy was misunderstood. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com July 4, 2008 +1877 The acting matches the action 7/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com July 4, 2008 +1877 The more we get to know about Hancock and how he acquired his name and mysterious powers, the less entertaining it becomes. 2.5/4 rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers July 4, 2008 +1877 There are lots of interesting ideas and some fine work on display, but it never gels into a fully satisfying movie experience. Like its titular super-anti-hero, it only works sometimes. 8 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 4, 2008 +1877 The dynamic between the sullen Smith and sincere Bateman may be the best thing in the Peter Berg's movie, but it's a tough call because the whole popcorn fest is flat-out fantastic. A fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly July 4, 2008 +1877 See-saws between straight superhero movie and parody, with layers of soap-opera fudge in between. A lot of solid scenes - but Hancock lacks the power of super-coherence. 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine July 4, 2008 +1877 His symbol is the eagle. He beats up on little Frenchmen. He is 'the only one of my kind,' the world's lone and lonely superpower. Hancock is a clever metaphor for America in the world. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 0 KyleSmithOnline.com July 3, 2008 +1877 Here's a movie filled with bright ideas, crammed uncomfortably into a story burdened by confusing and often contradictory exposition. 2.5/4 rotten Rossiter Drake 0 San Francisco Examiner July 3, 2008 +1877 About halfway through the film it shifts gears... One wishes [they] had focused on a single story and saw it through. 2.5/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette July 3, 2008 +1877 A superhero movie with soul, a magically endowed boozer, and quirky chemistry fueled between those two dramatic heavyweights, Will Smith and Charlize Theron, who go at it like Hillary and Obama duking it out at a presidential primary. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze July 3, 2008 +1877 This summer has been defined, over and over, by boys maturing into men... Hancock is by far the most thoughtful exploration of this issue. fresh David Poland 0 Movie City News July 3, 2008 +1877 "Fate, mythology and even racism in America are tossed in to a climax so grim it's like watching ""Men in Black"" morph into ""Requiem for a Dream."" The movie doesn't earn that drama, feeling cobbled together from earlier, less-commercial drafts." 2/4 rotten Nick Rogers 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) July 3, 2008 +1877 A peculiar and occasionally charming poke in the ribs of the superman myth. fresh Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly July 3, 2008 +1877 As popcorn movies go, this is fleet, funny, and even thoughtful: its central question, nicely underplayed by director Peter Berg, is why power and altruism never seem to intersect. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader July 3, 2008 +1877 Why on earth anyone would want to waste a summer matinee afternoon with Hancock when they could get wasted with Shakes the Clown in the DVD privacy of their own lair? 1.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle July 3, 2008 +1877 While not a total failure, what would the result have been had director Peter Berg been able decide what he wanted his movie to be? As it stands, Hancock is a wildly uneven ho-hum affair that really should've have been much more. 3/5 fresh Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com July 3, 2008 +1877 "Hancock"" is a mess of a movie, a bizarre combination, believe it or not, of ""My Super Ex-Girlfriend"" and ""Breaking the Waves." 2/4 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) July 2, 2008 +1877 The shaking and almost random cutting destroy the movie's timing and humor, though Smith is skilled enough to sneak a few laughs through. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 2, 2008 +1877 Feels like they shot the story treatment without ever bothering to turn it into a screenplay....the film is full of empty patches: not plot-holes exactly, but spots where it seems we aren't getting a full movie. 3/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 2, 2008 +1877 [A]bout three-fifths of the way in, things take a sudden turn....While this switcheroo has put off many critics, it is precisely what I found most interesting... fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat July 2, 2008 +1877 Something big and different during that time of the year when something big and different is so rare. 3.5/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Tucson Weekly July 2, 2008 +1877 It's like dating Britney Spears. Too much drama. 2/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com July 2, 2008 +1877 A slightly messy movie, but it's also one of the year's best. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Cinematical July 2, 2008 +1877 Don't expect to laugh more than five times and you won't be disappointed. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 AALBC.com July 2, 2008 +1877 Hancock is not the light and fluffy comedy you may think it is - it's dark and coarse, but well worth checking out. 3.5/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant July 2, 2008 +1877 Hancock is a rarity. It's an action yarn that feels like a drama and, alternately, a drama that takes our breath away with bursts of eye-popping action. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News July 2, 2008 +1877 I'm willing to give a superhero film some leeway in terms of realism but a film has to remain true to its own inner logic and this one keeps changing the ground rules. rotten Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org July 2, 2008 +1877 The problem is that director Peter Berg, aided and abetted by Smith and Theron and third banana Jason Bateman, seem to have made it literally, not realizing its out-of-whack tonalities and grotesque plot twists were meant to be played for laughs. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post July 2, 2008 +1877 The good cast does what it can with the weak material, but the waste of talent only makes the film's total failure that much more regrettable. 2/4 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide July 2, 2008 +1877 Hancock leaps fluidly from comedy to action to romance. And it has bigger surprises in store. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 2, 2008 +1877 As soon as the hero becomes another wounded demigod brooding on rooftops, the movie loses its sting. rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate July 2, 2008 +1877 Ill-conceived and oddly executed, this Will Smith vehicle perplexes more often than it entertains. rotten Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee July 2, 2008 +1877 Hancock makes for one unexpectedly satisfying and kinky addition to Hollywood's superhero chronicles. 3.5/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times July 2, 2008 +1877 There's a great idea here, but it's buried within a muddled story that lurches between dark comedy and maudlin drama. 2/5 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News July 2, 2008 +1877 Drunk superhero comedy turns into ... something else, not all that successfully. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 2, 2008 +1877 Hancock can fly; Hancock can punch; Hancock is bulletproof. Regrettably these things don't hold true for Hancock as a film, which starts promisingly enough, but ultimately gets knocked off course by a reveal of dubious dramatic value. C rotten Alex Markerson 0 E! Online July 2, 2008 +1877 Since The Pursuit of Happyness, actor-producer Smith has made no secret of his desire to make movies that entertain in that big-studio way but also dig deeper. Hancock is a rousing measure of that intent. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post July 2, 2008 +1877 ... in spite of its flaws, I very much enjoyed Hancock, for both its interesting and creative storytelling and Smith's great lead performance. 3/5 fresh Kim Voynar 0 Cinematical July 2, 2008 +1877 A floundering action comedy with an interesting premise that self-destructs in its second half. 2.5/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice July 2, 2008 +1877 As delivered by director Peter Berg, Hancock is never as serious or funny or poignant as it could be. And despite clocking in at a reasonable running time, it has a big sag in the middle that nothing could have fixed. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 2, 2008 +1877 Audience members willing to hop aboard this emotional roller coaster ride will respond to the resultant pathos far better than viewers wondering why the laughs suddenly went MIA. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 2, 2008 +1877 Will Smith and a great cast are not enough to keep this from becoming a soaring disappointment in this summer's superhero movie sweepstakes. 2/4 rotten Pete Hammond 0 Hollywood.com July 2, 2008 +1877 A few more films like these, and this will be remembered as the beginning of the end of his blockbuster career. D rotten Kevin Carr 0 Film School Rejects July 2, 2008 +1877 "Hancock"" is not a bad movie, just an underachieving one. It lacks a ""wow"" factor. It is bland and routine and flies off in too many directions." 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) July 2, 2008 +1877 Hancock is an irreverent hero for our times--perhaps reflecting our own national zeitgeist, with America's previously untainted superpower image suddenly a matter of debate rather than fact. 7.5/10 fresh Kimberly Gadette 0 LivePDX July 2, 2008 +1877 ... where [director Peter] Berg makes it work is by refusing to sacrifice the integrity of his characters for an easy ending. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com July 2, 2008 +1877 Hancock is still a lot of fun. Will Smith remains one of the most likable of movie stars, and he's a virtuoso of underplayed sarcasm. fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV July 2, 2008 +1877 Has action, heart, but superhero is an alcoholic. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media July 2, 2008 +1877 "The tragedy of ""Hancock"" is that Will Smith is so damn good in it." B rotten David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston July 2, 2008 +1877 Yet because it's Smith, you know that Hancock can't be all bad, and as the film spends the next hour trying to rehabilitate him, proceedings slowly starts to fall apart. 4/10 rotten Chris Tilly 0 IGN Movies UK July 2, 2008 +1877 John Hancock is a black superhero desired and derided by crowds who are informed by spectacles, stereotypes, and fear. 5/10 rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters July 2, 2008 +1877 [...]it's always nice to see someone revisit Christopher Reeves' drunken Man of Steel act from Superman III. 2.5/5 rotten Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat July 2, 2008 +1877 "If Hancock didn't try so hard to be ""edgy"" and ""different"" it could have been a winner. Instead with the only villain in the movie being a Whiskey bottle it barely registers as a blip on the radar." D rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine July 2, 2008 +1877 Hancock is a mess that isn't even fun to enjoy for its little pleasures. 5/10 rotten Nick Nunziata 0 CHUD July 2, 2008 +1877 Flashy and funny, but extremely uneven, this superhero action comedy lets its gifted cast stroll through a series of ill-defined characters 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall July 2, 2008 +1877 as daring and audacious as its eponymous hero, venturing into realms of mythos and sentiment with equal dexterity and erudition 3/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews July 1, 2008 +1877 Hancock is either a brilliant disaster or an often uneven masterwork. 3/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 PopMatters July 1, 2008 +1877 Only half a good movie -- the whole of it becomes confusing, disappointing, and non-sensical. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 1, 2008 +1877 Even Smith needs good material, and it's fitfully supplied here. 2/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com July 1, 2008 +1877 This antihero merely spreads his suckage filmwide. rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Let's Not Listen July 1, 2008 +1877 Has a promising premise. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 1, 2008 +1877 Remember Wild Wild West? Well... 2.2 rotten Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) July 1, 2008 +1877 A promising idea about a superhero with an existential crisis wobbles through wildly misjudged moments and then has something of an existential crisis of its own. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet July 1, 2008 +1877 Best as a comedy and worst when it tries to get serious. 2.5/5 rotten Brian Chen 0 Filmcritic.com July 1, 2008 +1877 It doesn't take itself as seriously as it should, and undercuts a final act that should have and so could have packed a mighty emotional wallop. rotten Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice July 1, 2008 +1877 Despite having a few 'wow' moments, this is one of the more frustratingly inconsistent movies in recent memory. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 1, 2008 +1877 Part of the joke lies in seeing a megawatt star embrace his inner grouch with fantastical blunders, and part of the anticipation lies in seeing Hancock become, well, Will Smith. B fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News July 1, 2008 +1877 To be sure, Hancock mines the superhero mythology and pays homage to the rich folklore on which it feeds and sustains itself, but what it does with the raw materials is thoroughly, refreshingly unique. 7/10 fresh Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com July 1, 2008 +1877 No one can tell a coherent story anymore, and before long no one will notice. 2/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 1, 2008 +1877 Setting out to be both a parody and the very thing that it's parodying, the movie comes up short on both accounts. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly July 1, 2008 +1877 A new movie that makes the previous pandemonium seem downright restrained. rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 1, 2008 +1877 There were many moments where I was going from nail-biting to knee-slapping. B fresh Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal July 1, 2008 +1877 Director Peter Berg knows the difference between cartoon violence and the real stuff, and Hancock mixes both to good effect. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday July 1, 2008 +1877 You have to admire any summer blockbuster that freshens and subverts the superhero genre, and you're in fine hands with these actors. 3/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer July 1, 2008 +1877 It's worth it just to see a ready-made Superman-sized superhero in action without all the baggage of decades of retellings and reworkings; even looking at familiar faces working through a familiar genre, it's nice to be surprised for once. B+ fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club July 1, 2008 +1877 Smith's pictures deliver familiar pleasures; they work with efficiency but not inspiration, honoring the time-honored movie platitudes that will neither shock nor stretch an audience. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine July 1, 2008 +1877 Hancock the jaunty, jokey riff on the screwed-up inner emotional life of a traditionally ironclad superhero becomes Hancock the icky lesson in the importance of personal responsibility, loyalty, and continued family togetherness. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly July 1, 2008 +1877 Credit must be paid to director Peter Berg for pulling off such a tricky balance of such diverse elements while delivering an impressive and affecting superhero adventure with as much heart and soul as sound and fury. 3.5/4 fresh Joe Leydon 1 Houston Chronicle July 1, 2008 +1877 But for most of its running time, Hancock is a refreshing piece of cinema that should be another solid summer hit for Smith. 3/4 fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) July 1, 2008 +1877 Hancock is a giant mess of a movie. It's not just misguided, it's insulting. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 1, 2008 +1877 There are some moments when it looks as though it is somehow going to work but then, much like its anti-hero, it comes crashing back to Earth, leaving nothing behind of note besides a giant mess. 2/5 rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com July 1, 2008 +1877 The attempts to deepen the emotions turn Hancock into a strange, conflicted and often joyless film. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 1, 2008 +1877 There's a game-changing plot twist that is at first fascinating, but ultimately infuriating because the movie never capitalizes on it. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune July 1, 2008 +1877 A fascinating film about exploitation as it applies to blacks and the entertainment industry. 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 1, 2008 +1877 While Hancock certainly isn't lacking in ambition, unfortunately it does lack coherence. rotten Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International July 1, 2008 +1877 Between the jittery pseudo-realism of Peter Berg's direction and the maudlin undercurrent to its hero's redemption, all Hancock can summon up is the faintest sensation of nausea. rotten Mike McCahill 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) July 1, 2008 +1877 Another great departure for Smith to put his charm and popularity to the test, offering more than a few solid laughs within an original superhero premise. 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net July 1, 2008 +1877 The bottom line, of course, is Will Smith who carries the film and salvages things even while the story falls apart all around him. The guy has charisma to burn, and makes Hancock appealing 3/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy July 1, 2008 +1877 Most of the film is zippy, funny, and fascinatingly strange -- all qualities that are often lacking in some of the more bloated action blockbusters. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 1, 2008 +1877 The superhero genre screams for a makeover, or at least a smart deconstruction, but Hancock isn't that movie. It just ups the foolishness ante. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek July 1, 2008 +1877 The strain of sadism that's crept into mainstream American movies eventually overtakes and undercuts Hancock, which should embarrass the filmmakers, who pay lip service here to gooey idealism. C+ rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 1, 2008 +1877 A strange but cool comedy. fresh Mark Adams 0 Daily Mirror (UK) July 1, 2008 +1877 even with Smith's considerable charm and his proven track record as Independence Day weekend movie god, Hancock doesn't succeed as a truly satisfying holiday-movie blockbuster. C+ rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee July 1, 2008 +1877 The second half gets so worked up over itself that Hancock becomes nearly unrecognizable as the movie we were all enjoying twenty minutes earlier. 2.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews July 1, 2008 +1877 Leaving behind the laughs for schmaltz, Hancock chickens out at the last minute, lurching toward a cop-out happy ending that gives every indication of having been reshot at the behest of test audiences. Well, at least you won't be bored. 1.5/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post July 1, 2008 +1877 Passable if profane, Hancock chugs along right up to that when this comic superhero engine goes off the tracks, and pretty much off a cliff. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 1, 2008 +1877 As for Smith, he's on fire. There's nothing like a star shining on his highest beams. You follow him anywhere. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 1, 2008 +1877 Hancock is still worth seeing, if only for a glimpse of what might have been a truly innovative idea. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star July 1, 2008 +1877 Hancock is a lot of fun, if perhaps a little top-heavy with stuff being destroyed. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 1, 2008 +1877 Initially, it seems like Hancock is going to have some fun with the superhero paradigm, but this dark, muddled and tedious noise machine winds up being an inferior copy of that genre's highlights. 2/5 rotten Alonso Duralde 0 MSNBC July 1, 2008 +1877 The basic truth everyone should know here is that, for all its savvy and slick promises otherwise, Hancock is an empty, ill-plotted and highly vulgar disaster that's going to disappoint virtually everyone who takes the time to see it. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com July 1, 2008 +1877 A super-dud. D rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 1, 2008 +1877 The set-up is there, but the big payoff is a huge letdown. C rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com July 1, 2008 +1877 "[Smith] should have pushed for a rewrite as ""Hancock"" only flies so far before degenerating into a lame and illogical ""My Super Ex-Girlfriend." C- rotten Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 1, 2008 +1877 In this highly superheroic summer of Iron Man and the forthcoming The Dark Knight, Hancock can offer only an A-list headliner in a D-list project. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune July 1, 2008 +1877 Hancock is a film that starts off promisingly, but takes a left turn about halfway through and literally comes apart at the seams. rotten Brian Tallerico 0 The Deadbolt July 1, 2008 +1877 Hancock is horrendously disjointed and barely manages to tell a story, but I was delighted by its charisma and Will Smith's unexpected middle-finger timing. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com July 1, 2008 +1877 Hancock is a hodgepodge of intriguing ideas that, if developed further or presented as more than throw-ins to a confused production, might have made for a unique superhero film. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 1, 2008 +1877 A ton of potential, but ultimately a mess. 3/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic July 1, 2008 +1877 With great power comes great -- irresponsibility. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 1, 2008 +1877 Part of Smith and Berg's subvert-your-expectations game plan involves a major midfilm shocker, one that takes the movie to larger mythological places unrelated to Hancock's self-improvement quest. B- fresh 0 Oregonian July 1, 2008 +1877 Hancock is the sort of Fourth of July cinematic fireworks celebration Hollywood dreams about but rarely achieves. B+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News July 1, 2008 +1877 Thanks to Smith, it's a story about movie stars -- and why the multiplex-going humankind needs to have them kicking around, too. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 1, 2008 +1877 This superhero saga fizzles. 2/4 rotten Lee Grant 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 1, 2008 +1877 That pain in your neck is cinematic whiplash. 2.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star July 1, 2008 +1877 It's a strange feeling to see the summer's most promising premise self-destruct into something bizarre and unsatisfying, but that is the Hancock experience. 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 1, 2008 +1877 What does one say about a movie that wants laughs from a shot of one inmate's head up the derriere of another? rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe July 1, 2008 +1877 Almost any moviegoer should be able to find something to enjoy, but it's hard to imagine anyone liking this mishmash from beginning to end. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 1, 2008 +1877 What starts out with a sense of quirky fun loses direction and devolves into a mishmash of story lines. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 1, 2008 +1877 The promise is dangled yet never developed. Rather, the narrative slips into a backstory that alternates between confusing and contradictory. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail July 1, 2008 +1877 The final third seems all shot in a strange blue light that makes even the gorgeous Theron look consumptive, and is, in a nutshell, no fun at all. Aren't Fourth of July movies supposed to be fun? No fireworks this time, Will. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times July 1, 2008 +1877 It's the sort of role Smith ought to be able to pull off easily. But even his superpowers apparently have their limits. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com July 1, 2008 +1877 There are many joys to be found in Hancock, not the least of which is Smith's effortless performance... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher June 30, 2008 +1877 If you thought you were in for something light-hearted, prepare yourself for more superhero angst than Batman Begins and Hulk combined. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm June 30, 2008 +1877 By the expedited conclusion it all feels less like a Peter Berg film and just another chapter in Will Smith's tentpole history of major creative failures. 2/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com June 30, 2008 +1877 Director Peter Berg mounts a special-effects extravaganza that's very boring indeed, and doesn't quite deafen us to the inadequacies of the script, while Smith pretends to be a grumpy git but, naturally, winds up begging us to love him. 1/5 rotten Anthony Quinn 0 Independent (UK) June 30, 2008 +1877 The filmmakers cannot resist embracing the conventions they were tweaking. Hancock turns from a moody, darkly funny character piece trimmed out with a bit of engaging action and veers into a poor impersonation of a standard superhero movie. rotten David Germain 1 Associated Press June 30, 2008 +1877 Hancock's light-hearted comedic elements sit uncomfortably next to its more 'adult' cussing and violence . . . rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page June 30, 2008 +1877 Hancock suggests new visual directions and emotional tonalities for pop. It's by far the most enjoyable big movie of the summer. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker June 30, 2008 +1877 The action comedy, a biting satire of superhero mythology and the comedy that results from its real-world applications, makes you love the guy for his brutally logical demeanor. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star June 30, 2008 +1877 Frenetic, forgettable and unfulfilling. Even Will Smith looks uncharacteristically uncomfortable. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate June 29, 2008 +1877 A bunch of strange, vague ideas crammed into a movie with nowhere to go and absolutely nothing to show us. 2/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend June 29, 2008 +1877 I love surprises and would happily be led up the garden path with Will Smith, but there's a fatal flaw to Hancock, with alien-sized plot holes and worse still, characters behaving out of context. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile June 28, 2008 +1877 A clumsily executed, forgettable mess that's too dark for kids, too dull for teens and too dumb for adults 1.5/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons June 28, 2008 +1877 Sheds essential exposition in a mad, foolish dash to the finish line. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine June 28, 2008 +1877 Subtlety and nuance take a summer vacation. C rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve June 26, 2008 +1877 Sadly, the bar is set too high and the movie implodes under the weight of its own ambitions. 3/5 rotten Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) June 26, 2008 +1877 I'm not so sure Berg is losing faith that his audience can follow along...but in the face of so many comic book films entering theatres, it seems a poor choice to differentiate yours by way of tacky TV-level antics. 2/5 rotten Sara Maria 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 26, 2008 +1877 Smith clearly has fun sending up his image. 8/10 fresh Jeff Otto 0 ReelzChannel.com June 25, 2008 +1877 If Will Smith can pull off this hodgepodge of a movie, an ill-conceived poorly executed effort that tries to be all things to all people, then he really is Hollywood's most bankable star. C rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 24, 2008 +1877 "For a robust action story about three people from very different backgrounds attempting to make a positive influence on their world, ""Hancock"" is a step in the right direction." B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 24, 2008 +1877 This misguided attempt to wring a novel twist on the superhero genre has a certain whiff of The Last Action Hero about it. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety June 24, 2008 +1877 Great concept, shaky execution. rotten Stephen Farber 1 Hollywood Reporter June 24, 2008 +1877 There's enough good stuff to justify action fan attendance. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals June 24, 2008 +1877 No surprise to me, because I fully expected it to be awesome. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine December 28, 2007 +1877 2/5 rotten Ben Kenigsberg 1 Time Out November 16, 2011 +1877 2/5 rotten Dave Calhoun 1 Time Out November 16, 2011 +1877 D rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 18, 2008 +1877 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 18, 2008 +1877 B fresh 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 18, 2008 +1877 2/4 rotten 0 National Post October 18, 2008 +1877 3/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film July 7, 2008 +1877 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews June 30, 2008 +1877 C rotten Laremy Legel 1 Film.com June 16, 2008 +1877 4/10 rotten Mike Barnard 0 Future Movies UK June 16, 2008 +1880 By and large, Witchboard is a movie I enjoy, but mostly for the nostalgia factor and the fact that Tenney was taking some risks at that particular time in the genre. 2.5/5 rotten Heather Wixson 0 Daily Dead January 8, 2016 +1880 An eerie, and occasionally creepy supernatural mystery... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed February 6, 2014 +1880 On the surface, Witchboard looks like a campy, cheesy horror film that most would shrug off pretty quickly, but it's those qualities that make it more enjoyable than most of the same ilk. 3.5/5 fresh Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com February 3, 2014 +1880 "[Blu-ray Review] Cheesy goodness in all the right ways. The ""Witchboard"" Blu-ray is worthy of an unequivocal recommendation. Buy it." 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 28, 2014 +1880 While by no means top-tier horror, it's nonetheless original and amusing. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 21, 2014 +1880 Simple, trashy, and fun -- and I'm not just talking about Tawny Kitaen... 4/5 fresh Brian Juergens 0 Bloody Disgusting March 31, 2005 +1880 Good, eeevil fun for everyone. 4/5 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com July 1, 2004 +1880 Haunted Ouija board picture--better than average performances help 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 21, 2002 +1880 2/5 rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 10, 2005 +1880 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 6, 2005 +1880 1/5 rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 22, 2004 +1880 1/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 2, 2003 +1880 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1881 Kids will be bored, the rest of us baffled. rotten David Ansen 1 Newsweek February 15, 2018 +1881 Film about robot who wants to be human is so-so. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +1881 ...aspires to an almost adult level of seriousness. C rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 2, 2005 +1881 Bicentennial Man is sometimes sweet, but it's also a phenomenal waste of talent, and a continuation of a Williams' trip down the wrong road. 2/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 23, 2003 +1881 The film swiftly settles into an unevenly paced, episodic structure, unsure whether it's a family saga, a sci-fi drama or a children's comedy. rotten Mike Higgins 0 Sight and Sound December 2, 2002 +1881 Columbus lays on the sentimentality thickly, sometimes letting it get in the way of the storytelling. The longer the movie continues, the more overt he becomes in his emotional pandering. rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 6, 2002 +1881 You long for [Williams] to break the metal mold, if only for a minute, to remind you that you are watching the best improvisational comedian of this millennium. 2/5 rotten Mike Kerrigan 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1881 It's one thing to ask an audience to love a mechanical man, but quite another to love a mechanical performance. 2/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1881 Best left on the shelf to collect dust. rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine March 8, 2002 +1881 A shiny houehold robot becomes an exemplar of the spiritual practice of kindness in this film that must be taken to heart. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice March 5, 2002 +1881 The worst kind of movie -- one with no direction, no identity, and above all no heart. 1/5 rotten Ben Falk 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1881 Robin Williams cae en el tipo de personaje que ha venido interpretando hasta el cansancio: el del hombre bueno que es todo emociones y que es capaz de llorar amargamente 2.5/4 rotten Jorge Avila 0 Moviola March 14, 2001 +1881 [Robin William's] most grandiose holiday greeting yet. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1881 Bicentennial Man's few simple pleasures can't make up for its shallow philosophizing. 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 Scott Renshaw's Screening Room January 1, 2000 +1881 By relegating the story to a disappointing level of superficiality and never attempting to venture more than skin-deep into some intriguing themes, Bicentennial Man comes across like recycled, diluted Star Trek. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1881 A cornball drone of greeting-card sentiment. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 At the Movies January 1, 2000 +1881 Part of the deep appeal of this film is its undercurrent of yearning beneath surface ironies. fresh Tom Keogh 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1881 Is it incest or insurrection? rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1881 This movie gives families a good opportunity to talk about what makes us human. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom January 1, 2000 +1881 The music in Bicentennial Man is excellent and Williams' performance is heartwarming. fresh Bill McLochlin 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1881 Robin Williams continues to demand attention. fresh Bob Thompson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1881 Tries to win our hearts without doing much for our brains or our funny bones, and it just doesn't work. 4 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1881 An underfunded inventor makes enough snide asides about 'relentlessly unfashionable android technology' that you half expect Williams to start speechifying about the merits of cloning. rotten Jessica Winter 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1881 Even though it takes too long to make some of its points, Bicentennial Man boasts thought-provoking ideas about the nature of humanity, the blessings and curses of emotions and the meaning of mortality. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1881 Bicentennial Man is crusty, dusty, and musty. Metal or flesh-and-bone, Robin's rusty. rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! January 1, 2000 +1881 One of the greatest features of the film is the realistic aging of its characters. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1881 Relies too heavily on the inconsequential silliness that ensues from the robot's simplistic and transparent manner of communicating with the more complex and fallible humans. rotten Yazmin Ghonaim 0 Cinephiles January 1, 2000 +1881 Canned emotions. 2/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1881 More a meditation on the nature of life itself than anything else, and a welcome respite from Robin Williams, the emotion sponge. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1881 It's a step in the right direction for both its star and maker. fresh Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee January 1, 2000 +1881 Bicentennial Man too mushy, heavy-handed. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1881 A good time. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1881 Whatever truly thought-provoking sci-fi or philosophical concepts the original material contained have been watered down to sentimental blandness. rotten Chris Grunden 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1881 It's a bit strange, and strained. 2/4 rotten Peter Stack 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1881 Columbus ... has a suffocating sense of family values in which all problems are plot-deep and there is no familial crisis ... that can't be fixed with a Motown sing-along. rotten Wesley Morris 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1881 ...nothing but a sappy, shameless, and morbid production that wastes talent and time in a script designed to line the bottom of a bird cage. 0/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1881 Sci-fi fans expecting awesome effects and an interesting vision of the future are bound to be disappointed. 0.5/4 rotten Mike Gregory 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1881 A nice try, but overall, no dice. 6/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1881 The lack of any real conflict makes Bicentennial Man seem even longer than it is. rotten Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1881 An impuissant and confused movie. rotten Mac Verstandig 0 Moviereviews.org January 1, 2000 +1881 This tin man has a heart, but his movie needs a pulse. rotten Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1881 Bicentennial Man has heart, but lacks bite. rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1881 A male fantasy with artificial intelligence. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1881 You wish that the film unfolded on a more modest scale and in the real world. 3/5 rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1881 A likable movie. fresh David L. Beck 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +1881 So coldly calculated it could give you frostbite. rotten Cody Clark 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1881 This is one tin man with neither heart nor brains. 1.5/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1881 This isn't a perfect movie, but it entertains and touches the heart, and it's certainly a big step up from Patch Adams. 8/10 fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +1881 The film should please those looking for a somewhat sentimental and clearly different sort of story. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1881 In addition to its provocative dialogue, Bicentennial Man features some cute scenes of the future city. 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1881 There are some impressive special effects, but the picture is more a charming character study than a futuristic adventure. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1881 Like crossing the Sahara to get to the water, this film has a lot of dry spells and the prize may not be worth the trip. rotten Tony Toscano 0 KUTV-TV January 1, 2000 +1881 Essentially The Adventures of Pinocchio with a lot of bells and whistles, except that Kazan and Columbus neglect to give Pinocchio any adventures -- or, worse yet, any flaws to grow out of. rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review January 1, 2000 +1881 We have a decent little film trying desperately to escape from the vicious grasp of a hokey Hollywood formula. As a result, we get a pretty average film. rotten Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript January 1, 2000 +1881 It's frequently witless and entirely lacks conviction. rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 1, 2000 +1881 An ambitious tale handled in a dawdling, sentimental way. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety January 1, 2000 +1881 The most bland, laughless film to come from the artist formerly known as manic in, well, months. rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1881 If anyone's going to animate a machine, it might as well be Robin Williams. fresh George Meyer 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1881 Gives up too early in its search to say something authentic. rotten James Hebert 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1881 This film is everything a good film should be. 9/10 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette January 1, 2000 +1881 But I'll be darned if, by the end, my heart didn't reach out a bit to Andrew as he tried to understand the workings of his own. fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer January 1, 2000 +1881 Williams has lost almost every last ounce of charm on screen. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 1, 2000 +1881 Lacks urgency. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1881 Mr. Williams latches onto every cheap laugh he can find. rotten Al Brumley 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1881 It's the Tin Man without much brain. rotten Karen Hershenson 0 Contra Costa Times January 1, 2000 +1881 Bicentennial Man's heart may be synthetic, but it beats strongly, nonetheless. fresh Bob Campbell 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1881 Bicentennial Man misses the big picture. rotten Valerie Kuklenski 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +1881 The film is cute, saccarhine, overlong, at times overbearing...but not completely unpleasant. 3/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1881 gradually becomes more and more penetrating 8/10 fresh Blake French 0 NutzWorld January 1, 2000 +1881 Without a doubt, a manipulative picture. But director Chris Columbus, schmaltzmeister that he is, makes no bones about it. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1881 Almost always convinces and involves the viewer. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1881 C- rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1881 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1881 1.5/4 rotten Leonard Schwarz 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1881 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1881 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1881 C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 18, 2002 +1881 1.5/5 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly March 21, 2001 +1881 8/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1881 3/4 fresh 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +1881 2.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1881 3/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1881 2/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1881 8/10 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1881 2/4 rotten Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +1881 1/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1881 5/10 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1881 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1881 1.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1881 C- rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly December 17, 1999 +1882 The film merits a second and third viewing for fans of Easter egg hunts. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh 0 December 5, 2018 +1882 The sequel now repeats the same winning formula of its predecessor. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Janire Zurbano 0 December 4, 2018 +1882 The story takes forever to get going, but this animated caper is fizzing with bright ideas, the best of which is a skit featuring all of Disney's princesses. 3/5 fresh Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) December 3, 2018 +1882 The concept and the jokes aren't great, but there's a whooshing, kid-pleasing flair to the film, and it gets away with a few brazenly commercial nods to other Disney movies. 3/5 fresh Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) December 3, 2018 +1882 Friendship is a timeworn theme of family-friendly films, but Ralph Breaks the Internet handles it with nuance and insight that feels vital in these divisive times when differences of opinion and personality too often lead to broken bonds. 3.5/4 fresh Brandy McDonnell 0 The Oklahoman December 3, 2018 +1882 This is a film that should leave an unpleasant taste in the mouth for any number of reasons, and yet tells a story charming enough to make it easy to overlook the corporate nature of the whole project. 8/10 fresh Alistair Ryder 0 The Digital Fix December 3, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks The Internet still rates as a triumphant return for a beloved set of characters that will charm, exhilarate and wildly entertain on its own terms. 4/5 fresh Rob Carnevale 0 Indie London December 2, 2018 +1882 Conceptually, it's rather ingenious, with well-aimed barbs at abusive commenter culture and social-media narcissism that adds up to a welcome moral for small fry... 3/5 fresh Guy Lodge 0 London Evening Standard December 2, 2018 +1882 [A] charming buddy comedy... 4/5 fresh Simran Hans 0 Observer (UK) December 2, 2018 +1882 Inventive, funny and fast-paced, it's the rare example of a sequel that improves upon the original. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 Hero Collector December 1, 2018 +1882 Though, overall, it lacks the charm of its predecessor, Ralph Breaks the Internet is still a very good sequel from the most unlikely of characters. 7.5/10 fresh Matt Hudson 0 What I Watched Tonight December 1, 2018 +1882 Equal parts funny, touching, and great-looking, Ralph Breaks the Internet is the rare animated sequel that's better than the original. 4.5/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 Splice Today November 30, 2018 +1882 There are brilliant individual moments of inspiration here that surpass anything done in Wreck-It Ralph, but for the most part it's just a remastering of the first film. 7/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens November 30, 2018 +1882 Best of all, the directors don't shy away from the ending their story demands. 2/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader November 30, 2018 +1882 Despite all the great things about Ralph Breaks the Internet, the movie gets slightly derailed in the middle act, but it's easier to look past is because you'll likely be focusing on all the Disney easter eggs and nostalgia throughout. fresh Dorian Parks 0 Geeks of Color November 30, 2018 +1882 The nuanced friendship between Ralph and Vanellope remains the most engaging part of the film, once you've overcome the slight weirdness of a hulking man being best mates with a small girl. 4/5 fresh Ed Potton 0 Times (UK) November 30, 2018 +1882 A high concept script pokes fun at our online obsessions and Reilly and Silverman resume their voice roles with aplomb. 3/5 fresh Paul Whitington 0 Irish Independent November 30, 2018 +1882 There are a lot of funny pop culture references and internet references to go along with the film's central message about the nature of friendship. The story is heartwarming, funny and cleverly constructed. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope November 30, 2018 +1882 A persistent kowtowing to corporate interests flattens the satire. More logos will fly at punters during the film than they are likely to encounter in the preceding commercials. 3/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times November 30, 2018 +1882 A joyful sequel, one of the best films of the year. 5/5 fresh Scott Davis 0 HeyUGuys November 30, 2018 +1882 First and foremost it's great fun, secondly it offers pretty strong feminist role models... 4/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) November 29, 2018 +1882 Another win, but only just. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman November 29, 2018 +1882 It will more than reward your investment of time, money and popcorn. 4/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) November 29, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet is a rare sequel that actually improves upon the original. 8/10 fresh Caillou Pettis 0 Starburst November 29, 2018 +1882 Still, beneath the plethora of in-joke Easter eggs and already dated social media gags lies a film on a Pixar-like mission to make parents blub into their popcorn. 4/5 fresh Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) November 29, 2018 +1882 When it works, it works well; when it doesn't, it's not long before it does again. 3/4 fresh Christopher Llewellyn 0 Film Festival Today November 29, 2018 +1882 ...the scene featuring the princesses dispelling their girly pre-Me Too-era images is worth the price of admission alone. 4/5 fresh Jo Berry 0 Movies4Kids November 29, 2018 +1882 But it finds time for the message that the bonds of friendship we hold in our hearts far outweigh the little red hearts we collect from strangers. 4/5 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days November 29, 2018 +1882 Levelling up from the original with it's charming humour, smooth animation and lovable characters. 3.5/5 fresh Ben Rolph 0 Discussing Film November 29, 2018 +1882 Incisive, inventive satire, filled with humor, heart and meta moments... 9/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 29, 2018 +1882 "Ralph Breaks the Internet"" ... and the box office." 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) November 28, 2018 +1882 In a sense, Ralph Breaks The Internet is like most things online these days; it's amusing while you're engaged with it but as soon as your mind is elsewhere, there's not all that much about it to hold on to. 3/5 fresh Amy West 0 SciFiNow November 28, 2018 +1882 Surprisingly enjoyable, if not predictable. 3/5 fresh Hannah Woodhead 0 Little White Lies November 28, 2018 +1882 "I asked my son what was his favourite part and his answer wasn't ""I loved the joke about autofill. It totally rang true with my experience of Google's browser data."" " 4/5 fresh Matt Looker 0 TheShiznit.co.uk November 28, 2018 +1882 It's pretty incredible to see how the filmmakers easily and boldly slip concepts right from the therapist's office into the wild rumpus through the internet. 3/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service November 27, 2018 +1882 Adds a hefty amount of complexity with dazzling animation, an abundant amount of creativity, and a mature story that will wreck you like its main character. 4.5/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews November 27, 2018 +1882 There's an insecurity to Ralph, accentuated by the fact Vanellope doesn't need Ralph's help anymore. The way they visualize that with a massive metaphor is both brilliant and heartbreaking. 4/5 fresh Eli Glasner 0 CBC News Network November 26, 2018 +1882 I have mixed feelings for Ralph Breaks the Internet. I really wanted it to be as good as the first. Sadly, it's not, but it's still a good film. 7/10 fresh Alan Ng 0 Film Threat November 26, 2018 +1882 Bounces easily between edgy humour and sweet sentimentality. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 26, 2018 +1882 It's a neat satire of the World Wide Web that manages to communicate its message, look amazing, and have a lot of fun without getting lost in the constant babble and frontal cortex frying saturation of the online world. 4/5 fresh Alan Corr 0 November 26, 2018 +1882 "Delightful, dense and sweetly disarming, ""Ralph Breaks the Internet"" works, as the best Disney animated films do, on several levels, meaning parents can enjoy it as much as the kids. " B+ fresh Stephen Schaefer 0 Boston Herald November 26, 2018 +1882 Yes, there are a lot of in-jokes, but they are consistently funny, and Ralph and Vanellope have a gift for turning standard tropes sideways. 8 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 26, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet is more emotive than the original despite its flaws. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Diana Su 0 Cine Premiere November 26, 2018 +1882 The highly witty original was about learning and appreciating the groove you're in; the sequel seems stuck in it. rotten 0 MetroActive November 26, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet juggles its pieces well, resulting in a smooth sequel experience that doesn't force an unnecessary mandate on its characters. fresh Ian Thomas 0 Ian Thomas Malone November 26, 2018 +1882 [Ralph Breaks the Internet] marries that sensibility with messaging everyone can relate to, and it's not afraid to slightly venture into complex, darker ideas while being family-friendly for the most part. fresh Akhil Arora 0 Gadgets360 November 26, 2018 +1882 What starts as a splatter-gun celebration of cyberspace spectacle becomes a savvy, sweet fable of friendship and online distraction, its in-jokes and emotional stakes interwoven with surprising subtlety. 4/5 fresh Kevin Harley 0 The List November 26, 2018 +1882 Fear not, because as much fun as Wreck-It Ralph is, there's no doubt that Ralph Breaks the Internet is better - smarter, funnier, and with a message that resonates for kids and adults alike. fresh Tim Brennan 0 About Boulder November 25, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet is less a film, more a commercial. Game over, everyone. rotten Barry Hertz 1 Globe and Mail November 25, 2018 +1882 By no means a classic, or capable of making much of a stir on the actual Internet, this animated sequel is coded to entertain, and that it does. B fresh Matthew Dougherty 0 The Filtered Lens November 24, 2018 +1882 [This] sequel... is quite a bit weirder, and possibly even disturbing in parts, but some clever ideas and the strong friendship between Vanellope and Ralph - and our love for them - carry things through. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 24, 2018 +1882 A spirited and funny sequel to Wreck-It-Ralph . Lots of good gags involving the internet and one terrific sequence where Disney spoofs their own beloved princesses is worth the price of admission alone. 4/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Deadline Hollywood Daily November 24, 2018 +1882 It's a lot of fun: cute characters and pretty colors for the kids; and lots of punny laughs for dads and moms. A- fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger November 24, 2018 +1882 It's vibrant and everything moves very quickly, which is great for Vanellope but really discombobulates Ralph. fresh Sarah Gopaul 0 Digital Journal November 22, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks The Internet is a welcome return for Disney's most unlikely band of misfits, but the style, tone, and creative components all breath life into this turbo charged satire that knows never to take itself too seriously. B+ fresh Nate Adams 0 The Only Critic November 22, 2018 +1882 In spite of a near-desperate need to entertain viewers no matter what corner or crevice they peer into, Disney's savvy enough to apply the Pixar formula to ensure tugging a heart-string or two. 3/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com November 22, 2018 +1882 Where the original grounded itself within its conceit, Ralph Breaks the Internet's much broader one inevitably consumes it. C+ rotten Jared Mobarak 0 The Film Stage November 22, 2018 +1882 I am happy to say that the misogynists' worst fears were realized. This is very much a movie whose female characters are equal to their male counterparts... 3.5/4 fresh Matthew Rozsa 1 Salon.com November 22, 2018 +1882 This hyperactive sequel lacks the witty irreverence and nostalgic charm of its predecessor. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue November 21, 2018 +1882 The exploration of the internet falls short of the joys that made the first film so compelling. At the same time, it will be a fun romp that should bring joy to the family. 3/4 fresh Alan French 0 We Bought a Blog November 21, 2018 +1882 While Ralph Breaks The Internet brilliantly tackles issues of insecurity, friendship, the courage to take chances and chasing one's dreams, certain messages in the movie are not so ideal. 3.5/5 fresh Joanne Soh 0 The New Paper (Singapore) November 21, 2018 +1882 I can't ultimately say I enjoyed a movie that I only enjoyed one third of...even there where it hit that stride in the Disney World with the dark web... I wasn't even all that crazy about the way they handled it. rotten Martin Thomas 0 Double Toasted November 21, 2018 +1882 I did not expect this movie to go to places where it did. fresh Korey Coleman 0 Double Toasted November 21, 2018 +1882 This is latter-day Disney doing what it does best: simultaneously playing to the kids with big action, slapstick comedy and spectacle while their parents get knowing nods to a more sophisticated adult worldview. 3/5 fresh Randall King 0 Winnipeg Free Press November 21, 2018 +1882 A lot of references beat you over the head, but I think that's the point, because the Internet beats you over the head...the end didn't blow me away, though. 3.7 fresh Kristian Harloff 0 Schmoes Know November 21, 2018 +1882 The more you are engaged and invested in the Internet, the more you'll get out of the references in this movie. 4/5 fresh Mark Ellis 0 Schmoes Know November 21, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet works because it doesn't pander, and it doesn't simplify. 3/4 fresh Brian Tallerico 1 RogerEbert.com November 21, 2018 +1882 I think it works for the most part. Structurally, the first one does work better, but there are some cool things in this movie. It's fun. fresh Andre Meadows 0 Black Nerd Comedy November 21, 2018 +1882 "An amusing picture, but only for an hour, with the second half of ""Ralph Breaks the Internet"" spinning out of control as the creative team tries to find a way out of a cynical, brand-heavy setting. " B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com November 21, 2018 +1882 Easily one of the funniest family films to come out of the Mouse House in years. 4/5 fresh Thaddeus McCollum 0 Orlando Weekly November 21, 2018 +1882 There are enough good moments in Ralph Breaks the Internet that you should not delete any ideas of seeing it. Just be ready to hit escape when things turn to the dark web. 3/4 fresh Rick Bentley 0 Tribune News Service November 21, 2018 +1882 There's also that nagging lack of substance that grows more frustrating as the movie lumbers along - a sense that this movie only exists because Disney had a slot to fill on its release schedule... 3/5 rotten Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto November 21, 2018 +1882 There is so much attention to detail, it's genuinely just fun to look at. Very imaginative. fresh Achara Kirk 0 GET Jaby November 21, 2018 +1882 This one definitely can stand on its own. fresh Jaby Koay 0 GET Jaby November 21, 2018 +1882 Though the film sticks its toe into the harsher fare of dark webs and social media apathy, it never remembers to relate this form of unpleasantness with the plight of its manic main characters. 6/10 rotten Jon Negroni 0 The Young Folks November 21, 2018 +1882 A creative family-friendly adventure that's a clear step above most of the other animated options currently vying for families' attention. 3/4 fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 21, 2018 +1882 As bold and smart a story about what it means to live online as any we've ever come up with... 4/5 fresh Todd VanDerWerff 0 Vox November 21, 2018 +1882 "Ralph Breaks the Internet"" works well as a sequel without registering as a disposable cinematic rehash. [Full Review in Spanish]" fresh Juanma Fern 0 November 21, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet is, without a doubt, the best film made about the lives of computer programs since the Wachowskis' Matrix sequels; I mean this as a glowing compliment. fresh David Sims 1 The Atlantic November 21, 2018 +1882 In a world that frequently feels constructed on doom and gloom narratives, an endearing story about the value and importance of friendship feels both timely and welcome. fresh Joe Lipsett 0 Queer.Horror.Movies. November 21, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet takes the characters into a whole new world, relying on Disney tropes of old and moving them into an environment that's changed so much since video games were in vogue. fresh Kristen Lopez 0 Culturess November 21, 2018 +1882 "Ralph Breaks the Internet"" doesn't have anything new to say about our online behavior; it just wants us to log on and tune out." C+ rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News November 21, 2018 +1882 Brimming with self-aware and topical comedy, Ralph and Vanellope's new adventure is even better than the last. 8/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix November 21, 2018 +1882 The first movie was such an endorphin rush, it is hard to imagine a sequel that could match it in sweet, rambunctious fun. But this follow-up comes very close. 4/5 fresh John Lui 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) November 21, 2018 +1882 "Impressively crafted, ""Ralph Breaks the Internet"" is full of riches, monetizing the experiences of our fateful duo and their persistent fascination with the world." 3.5/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com November 21, 2018 +1882 It's in the grand tradition of the classic Hollywood cartoons in that it provides entertainment for all ages, even if you end up laughing at different things. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly November 21, 2018 +1882 Somewhere between Ready Player One and The Emoji Movie, summoning up a zero-gravity spectacle of dazzling colours and vertiginous perspectives, a featureless and inert mashup of memes, brands, avatars and jokes. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian November 21, 2018 +1882 The opposing trajectories of Ralph and Vanellope's friendship, fueled by their mutual insecurities and hurt, gives Ralph Breaks the Internet the little bit of heart it needs to keep from becoming mere product. fresh Scott Tobias 1 NPR November 21, 2018 +1882 Disney's first theatrical sequel in decades, and a surprisingly strong case for keeping those sequels quick, cheap, and straight-to-video. 6/10 rotten Johnny Gayzmonic 0 Fanboys of the Universe November 21, 2018 +1882 A fun, colorful and action-packed sequel that doesn't quite pass the 'Does this movie need to exist?' test. 3.5 rotten Christopher Lloyd 0 The Film Yap November 21, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet is smart, charming and funny while also being pointed, effective and very timely. B fresh Britton Peele 1 Dallas Morning News November 21, 2018 +1882 "Ralph Breaks the Internet"" concerns a long-established friendship on the verge of inevitable, painful change, and Reilly and Silverman work every part of that dynamic successfully." 3/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune November 21, 2018 +1882 Reilly does nice work playing his big lug's insecurity and struggle to let his friend go, but Silverman delivers a performance that's downright moving in its expression of yearning - on a couple of different levels, interpretation depending. 3.5/4 fresh Tom Russo 1 Boston Globe November 21, 2018 +1882 This film is a blast, full of pointed commentary and satire, though never sacrificing the fun factor. 3.5/4 fresh Joey Magidson 0 Hollywood News November 21, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet provides a prime example of how to properly craft a sequel. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies November 20, 2018 +1882 "The movie is basically a sweet confection that, like this year's ""Ready Player One,"" relies heavily on nostalgia and pop-culture references to propel it." 3/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) November 20, 2018 +1882 Curiously smug and overly self-aware, [it's] exceedingly busy, but lacking in the heart and humor that were hallmarks of its predecessor. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 20, 2018 +1882 There is a melancholic grace and an emotive understanding to the ways in which friendships change and evolve over time, the continuous inventiveness of the film in that regard catching me by surprise. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com November 20, 2018 +1882 An expansion on the character that might not have been necessary, but certainly feels worthwhile. 3.5/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page November 20, 2018 +1882 It's a rare thing when a film can throw shade at unboxing videos while reminding Mom and Dad they really should check in with their old college roommate. fresh Clint Worthington 0 Alcohollywood November 20, 2018 +1882 The internet had it coming and this movie delivers serious silicon schadenfreude. Come for the breaking, stay for the hacking. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star November 20, 2018 +1882 Colorful, clever sequel tackles complexity of online world. 4/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media November 20, 2018 +1882 Written by Johnston and former TV recapper Pamela Ribon, the film has a witty logic that's just bendable enough. fresh Richard Lawson 0 Vanity Fair November 20, 2018 +1882 "The best animated movies are those that feel timeless. ""Ralph,"" with its right-now storyline, seems already dated, a product of thinking that's five minutes ago." 2.5/4 rotten Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times November 20, 2018 +1882 It would be better if it went further and wrestled more with the online world than used it as another bits and bytes background. Really, it doesn't quite live up to the title. Ralph could have done more damage. fresh Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press November 20, 2018 +1882 Will he break the Internet or will it break him? It's painfully recognizable, this neediness, as is the rise and fall. Ralph, c'est moi. 4/5 fresh David Fear 1 Rolling Stone November 20, 2018 +1882 By the end, it really hit me in the center. It hit me deep. fresh Jeremy Jahns 0 JeremyJahns.com November 20, 2018 +1882 "Having Ralph show up may not solve all our problems, but at least it makes us forget about them for a while. ""Ralph Breaks the Internet"" breaks us up." fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 20, 2018 +1882 "Ralph Breaks the Internet"" looks great. But it's the script that gives it its heart." 3/4 fresh Kristen Page-Kirby 1 Washington Post November 20, 2018 +1882 As cartoon sequels go, this ingenious romp is a game changer. 4/5 fresh Roger Tennis 0 Cinemaclips.com November 20, 2018 +1882 I like what it was about more than how it was about it. 5/10 rotten Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes November 20, 2018 +1882 Offers the type of sweet, wholesome fun parents expect from the Disney brand but also with a few off-the-cuff jokes only parents will understand. 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 The Weekend Warrior November 20, 2018 +1882 Productively acknowledge real-life dangers, with stellar animation and designs shoring up the storytelling of Johnston and Pamela Ribon's witty script...a useful all-ages fable for our time. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews November 20, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet remembers what excited many viewers about the first film on a visual level, but gives them a lot more substance and emotion to go along with their eye candy and pop culture references. 8/10 fresh Andrew Parker 0 The Gate November 20, 2018 +1882 opening [the videogame world] up to the entirety of the Internet, including Disney's own marketing sites, has produced a wealth of technology puns, jokes and sight gags and material ripe for parody. B+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 20, 2018 +1882 "Technology can be tough to toss into kids' movies. The way ""The Emoji Movie"" did it was cynical and cold. The web of ""Ralph,"" however, has smarts and soul." 3/4 fresh Johnny Oleksinski 1 New York Post November 20, 2018 +1882 RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET is an engaging, highly entertaining movie break for the entire family. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan November 19, 2018 +1882 Warning: the Disney Princesses may very well turn out to be your favourite characters. Every scene with them, they stole the show and I was left wanting an entire film of their group dynamic. fresh Stephanie Cooke 0 Rogues Portal November 19, 2018 +1882 For such a sweet-natured, candy-colored, family-friendly animated adventure, Ralph Breaks the Internet serves up quite the mega-helping of meta material. 3/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times November 19, 2018 +1882 "Ralph Breaks the Internet"" might look like just another adorable, funny animated family film, but it also connects to our current reality in ways that are downright bone-chilling." fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 New York Times November 19, 2018 +1882 It's breezy and fun and, like its predecessor, relies more for its appeal on nostalgia and familiarity than a strong narrative thrust. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews November 19, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet is everything that made Wreck-It Ralph enjoyable, painted on a canvas as big as the Internet itself. The satire is sharp and the pace is relentless. B- fresh Jim Slotek 0 Original Cin November 19, 2018 +1882 What makes the movie compelling, despite the subdued dramatic payoff, is that it is a heightened reflection of our experience - our love affair, really - with our gadgets, our apps and, yes, our brands. 3.5/5 fresh Kerry Lengel 1 Arizona Republic November 19, 2018 +1882 The colorful action should delight tykes, but the smart, media-savvy asides make it especially appealing to grownups. fresh Brian Lowry 1 CNN.com November 19, 2018 +1882 "Ralph Breaks the Internet"" is almost always inspired in the moment. The story team has a good idea that worked in the first film and gives us more of that, in a much bigger playing field." 3/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle November 16, 2018 +1882 With the help of Reilly and Silverman's performances, Ralph Breaks the Internet brings more compassion than you're likely to see the next ten times you go online. 3.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics November 16, 2018 +1882 Its impressive how RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET does something similar to what READY PLAYER ONE tried to do, namely satirize our obsession with pop culture and the internet, but be a lot more effective with the message by being subtle. fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium November 16, 2018 +1882 This one has so much going for it, the real charm and chemistry between the voice leads, a beautiful visual universe, plenty sarcasm for the grownups and kids. fresh Anne Brodie 0 What She Said November 16, 2018 +1882 "One of the film's achievements is that it elicits true dramatic tension amidst the spectacle without having a villain, just two ""people"" struggling with conflicting feelings." fresh Michael Gingold 0 Birth.Movies.Death. November 15, 2018 +1882 I had such fun spotting both the obvious and subtle references and still missed many, prompting an addition viewing. Anybody want to watch it with me? B+ fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 15, 2018 +1882 For such a vivid and energetic look inside the internet, directors Rich Moore and Phil Johnston offer a shrewd and surprisingly unsentimental look at the dangers of focusing on just one thing in a world full of endless opportunities to connect. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 Moviefone November 15, 2018 +1882 The giddy fun of the Disney Princesses scene stands out, because nothing else does. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation November 15, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet [is] a perfectly decent animated film that, to its credit, critiques its title character, despite being unable to transcend a profound sense that we've seen this all before. 6/10 fresh Josh Spiegel 0 Slashfilm November 15, 2018 +1882 For as visually arresting as it is, the fact that Ralph Breaks the Internet firmly puts you inside the heads and hearts of the characters is its most impressive accomplishment. B+ fresh Drew Taylor 0 The Playlist November 15, 2018 +1882 By putting its focus on the friendship, Ralph Breaks the Internet breaks free from being just a bunch of Internet gags and becomes something far more rewarding. B fresh Matt Goldberg 0 Collider November 15, 2018 +1882 If Ralph Breaks the Internet were just about satirizing the Internet, that would be fine. It wouldn't resonate as deeply as the first, but with a weak emotional story it resonates even less. rotten Fred Topel 0 We Live Entertainment November 14, 2018 +1882 In addressing the very real issue of kids and screen time, this is an anti-cautionary tale. Still, deep-diving into the Internet does yield a few treasures. fresh Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly November 14, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet brilliantly satirizes the huge companies that dominate online life. A fall out of your chair funny subplot involves the Disney Princesses. 4/5 fresh Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb November 14, 2018 +1882 Very little kids shouldn't be brought to see this entertaining, funny, and scary, animated PG ...feisty send-up of popular culture and Disney in theaters. 8/10 fresh Nora Lee 0 Maven's Nest November 14, 2018 +1882 Overall, for a film trying to cash in on internet culture, it's not half bad. It doesn't go for any moralizing statements about screen time or get on a soapbox about the potential dangers of it all. 3/5 fresh Kate Gardner 1 The Mary Sue November 14, 2018 +1882 There are touching themes universal to all ages, love for both its charming protagonists and the Disney brand as a whole, and it continues to turn the traditional vision of a Disney Princess upside down 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth November 14, 2018 +1882 The smartest kind of sequel. fresh Stephen Whitty 0 Film Journal International November 14, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet takes advantage of the corporate Disney synergy in this awesome, fun, and magnificent sequel to Wreck-It Ralph. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies November 14, 2018 +1882 Lots of character cameos, witty genre in-jokes, and a heaping of heart from its main characters. 3.5 fresh Kyle Wilson 0 The Nerd Repository November 14, 2018 +1882 It's not just a kids' movie - it's an animated film that can be enjoyed by a lot of different people. 7/10 fresh Dan Murrell 0 Screen Junkies November 14, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet: A film that mixes every property within the Disney universe, and some that aren't, while finding roots in existentialism... 3.5/4 fresh Robert Daniels 0 812filmreviews November 14, 2018 +1882 Ambitious, beautifully animated, and clever to a fault, Ralph Breaks the Internet breaks free of the pitfalls of most sequels by never forgoing heart for the sake of bigger franchise pyrotechnics. B+ fresh Dana Schwartz 1 Entertainment Weekly November 14, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks The Internet is a joy from start to finish. It transcends the ages, leaving young and old alike gawking in awe at this divinely imaginative world. fresh Jazz Tangcay 0 Awards Daily November 14, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet is bigger and more heartfelt, with some fun Disney nostalgia, but its story gets lost in the online setting at times. 3.5/5 fresh Molly Freeman 0 ScreenRant November 14, 2018 +1882 While it may not make you as emotional as the first film, it's a must-see for the amount of cameos it includes, two fun end-credits scenes, and plenty of well-earned laughs for both kids and adults. A- fresh Kirsten Acuna 0 Insider November 14, 2018 +1882 ...a natural evolution from where the last one left off, and is packed to the brim with surprises, meta references and immense creativity... 4/5 fresh Eric Eisenberg 0 CinemaBlend November 14, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet is full of laughs for both adults and children making it the ultimate family movie. fresh Ashley Menzel 0 We Live Entertainment November 14, 2018 +1882 "Much like the World Wide Web itself, ""Ralph Breaks the Internet"" is a lively destination full of promise and potential that nonetheless ends up being a little disappointing." rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International November 14, 2018 +1882 Easily outdoes the first Ralph. 7/10 fresh Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush November 14, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet offers the worst and best you could hope for in a sequel. fresh Kristy Puchko 0 Pajiba November 14, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet is a candy coated, hard shined brick of postmodernism-a Vitamix smoothie of gags, nostalgia, product placement and Fruity Pebbles. 2.5/4 rotten Oliver Jones 1 Observer November 14, 2018 +1882 It's just hard to tell exactly what the point is after a while, at least beyond getting the kids in attendance to cheer and laugh with recognition. B- fresh Dominick Suzanne-Mayer 0 Consequence of Sound November 14, 2018 +1882 Entertaining, and occasionally inspired, but Ralph Breaks The Internet is too often content to achieve a quick laugh, rather than exploring the themes its set-up suggests. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Pile 0 Empire Magazine November 14, 2018 +1882 While the heart of the movie is Ralph and Venellope's friendship and whether it can stand the test of time and change, Ralph Breaks the Internet is chock-full of other stories, lessons and relationships -- almost to a fault. fresh Alexandra August 0 CBR November 14, 2018 +1882 "Ralph Breaks the Internet"" is giddily of its moment, a colorfully wacky satire of web culture that doesn't care whether it's still relevant in five years or five days." 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune November 14, 2018 +1882 Ralph gets enough of it right to be worth signing on for. fresh Angie Han 0 Mashable November 14, 2018 +1882 If the movie never falls into a feedback loop, credit should probably go to Reilly and especially Silverman, who bring human vulnerability to little bits of ultra-branded ones and zeroes. B fresh Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club November 14, 2018 +1882 "Within a few years, the specifics of the viral-video gags in ""Ralph Breaks the Internet"" will be as dated as a Tay Zonday joke." rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap November 14, 2018 +1882 If it doesn't always work as a whole, there are some great individual moments. 3/5 fresh Matt Maytum 0 Total Film November 14, 2018 +1882 While those weak connections definitely hold the film back a little, the good stuff is so good, it's hard to feel too disappointed. fresh Germain Lussier 0 io9.com November 14, 2018 +1882 A witty, fastidiously imagined adventure and a touching, sometimes troubling ode to the power of friendship. But it also demonstrates some of the problems that can befall a movie when its vast ambition and confidence outstrip its finesse. fresh Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times November 14, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet, while having the slight whiff of corporate obligation around it, is an entertaining, delightful, and heartwarming follow-up. 4/5 fresh Don Kaye 0 Den of Geek November 14, 2018 +1882 Lightning has struck twice. fresh Karen Han 0 Polygon November 14, 2018 +1882 This is a sequel that expands the concept from the first film in fun and inventive ways delivering plenty of laughs along the way. 3.5/5 fresh Sean Mulvihill 0 FanboyNation.com November 14, 2018 +1882 When Ralph Breaks the Internet ignores the glittering marvels of the internet and focuses on the rapport between its two leads, it's deeply moving. 3/4 fresh Henry Stewart 0 Slant Magazine November 14, 2018 +1882 The sequel finds room to grow on the original film's premise by exploring not only a larger world beyond video games but also new and more complicated dimensions to the core friendship at the heart of these movies. 8/10 fresh Jim Vejvoda 0 IGN Movies November 14, 2018 +1882 It's kinetic, clever, and filled with video game cameos, though it doesn't fully achieve its Pixar-perfect ambitions. fresh Bryan Bishop 0 The Verge November 14, 2018 +1882 It's a poignant buddy movie that's sincere in all the right places, but knows better than to take itself too seriously. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety November 14, 2018 +1882 Ralph Breaks the Internet is the cinematic equivalent of clickbait - you just can't help yourself but follow it down the rabbit hole. B fresh Matt Oakes 0 Silver Screen Riot November 14, 2018 +1882 Though Ralph Breaks the Internet is marketed to kids, its PG rating and pop culture references make it a fun ride for childless adults too. fresh 1 Black Nerd Problems November 14, 2018 +1882 A wonderful follow up to the amazing Wreck-It Ralph that will have you laughing nonstop. It's the Disney brand at its finest. A- fresh Matt Rodriguez 0 Shakefire November 14, 2018 +1884 A lazy little product of mediocrity that will be woefully outdated in the next year... 2/4 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1884 High production values and seemingly endless celebrity cameos only moderately elevate the scattershot satire of the Scary Movie franchise. C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 20, 2009 +1884 In a quarter of a century who's even going to remember that Tom Cruise went on Oprah's show and made an ass of himself? 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com August 18, 2007 +1884 A low-brow comedy chock full of cheap laughs. 3/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Richmond Post June 16, 2007 +1884 There are some laughs in this latest installment. fresh Frank Lovece 0 Film Journal International February 6, 2007 +1884 A film with more chuckles then guffaws, hopefully the producers will settle on better movies to make fun of next time around. 2.5/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review December 13, 2006 +1884 full review in Greek 2.5/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 3, 2006 +1884 It hits a few broad targets and misses many more, leaving the door open to continue the series indefinitely. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle June 12, 2006 +1884 There is a certain slapdash energy and heedless silliness to the proceedings that is somewhat engaging, certainly more so than the hateful likes of Date Movie. 3/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com June 3, 2006 +1884 The humor is supposed to come from the recognition that another movie or entertainment world incident from the pages of Us Weekly is having fun poked at it. C- rotten Mark Pfeiffer 0 May 13, 2006 +1884 This franchise will never make the history books, but, you know, if they have to keep coming, this is probably the best of the lot, with more laughs than you might expect. 2/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +1884 Too much potty humor -- and not enough inspired comedy -- sink this fourth installment in the SM franchise. 2/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews May 6, 2006 +1884 ...most of it was unfunny... 4/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium May 6, 2006 +1884 Even [Anna Faris] must recognize that the series has turned into the cinematic equivalent of a flat bicycle tyre -- it starts off with lots of air in it, but can quickly go flat when punctured. 2/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Film Threat May 6, 2006 +1884 Some hearty laughs, but there's also a lot of effluence-based humor to wade through. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune May 5, 2006 +1884 This time out, what's scary is how boring and unimaginative the series has become. D+ rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) May 5, 2006 +1884 If you've had a hard week, it provides a healthy dose of whatever. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com May 4, 2006 +1884 The film quickly abandons biting sarcasm in favor of gumming you to a sloppy, slow death. rotten Rubin Safaya 0 Cinemalogue May 3, 2006 +1884 David Zucker, who once had one of the most supple comic touches in the business, has turned into the chowderhead who keeps elbowing you in the ribs asking, 'Get it? Get it?' 1/4 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) April 23, 2006 +1884 The first moments, drawn from Saw, feature the two least professional and most engaging performers: Dr. Phil and Shaq are chained in the basement and their escape depends on Shaq making free throws, which he cannot do, er, to save his life. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Common Sense Media April 23, 2006 +1884 Every scene looks like it was thrown together in two sloppy takes. D rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) April 22, 2006 +1884 Who doesn't like a good Charlie Sheen / Viagra gag? I mean, besides Heidi Fleiss... fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch April 22, 2006 +1884 The law of diminishing returns is in full effect here -- there are a couple of inspired gags but most fall embarrassingly flat. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon April 21, 2006 +1884 The humor is mostly flat and obvious, but Anna Faris' ability to maintain a straight face as well as her dignity under the most demeaning of circumstances continues to impress. 2/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) April 21, 2006 +1884 There's possibly nothing sadder in the world of cinema than a comedy trying this hard for laughs. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies April 20, 2006 +1884 The cleverness dies slowly in this horror spoof ... reaching bottom with a bevy of bathroom jokes and the offal appearance of Leslie Nielsen as a dithering, Bush-league president. 2/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly April 20, 2006 +1884 What makes it to the screen feels pretty joyless. C rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club April 20, 2006 +1884 Unspectacular but hardly disastrous comedy. rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly April 20, 2006 +1884 You know exactly what you're going to get, and you get it. Is that so wrong? 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat April 18, 2006 +1884 The jokes miss more than they hit, but there are a lot of them, and when they work, it's gold. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 1 Village Voice April 18, 2006 +1884 Cheap laughs are better than no laughs at all. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs April 18, 2006 +1884 There's a kinda/sorta plot going on here that strings together a bunch of gags, which work more often than not. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 17, 2006 +1884 ...a cockeyed collection of watered-down, lowbrow parodies that have all the revered spark of a joy buzzer jolting an arthritic patient during a spontaneous handshake. 2/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye April 15, 2006 +1884 If you enjoyed any of the previous Scary Movies this one will likely appeal to you. The humor is broad, but much of it hits. 2.5/5 fresh Chris Carle 0 IGN Movies April 14, 2006 +1884 The entire film is predicated on turgid slapstick bits that simply congratulate viewers for having seen a handful of recent studio blockbusters. 1/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine April 14, 2006 +1884 For those jonesing for a loosely connected string of comedy sketches, heavy on the scatological humor, this is the fix. 2/4 rotten Angel Cohn 0 TV Guide April 14, 2006 +1884 We've been assaulted with Brokeback parodies for the last five months -- who the hell needs another one now? rotten Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba April 14, 2006 +1884 Much of the humor feels tired and unfunny, and David Zucker's directing sags where it should zing. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times April 14, 2006 +1884 It's a far cry from the hilarious, edgy antics of Scary Movie, but it has about as much going for it as the first sequel. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 14, 2006 +1884 A throw-it-at-the-wall-and-see-if-it-sticks onslaught of potty jokes, puns, celebrity cameos, J-horror, and j-high sophistication and wit. You get laughs, but not nearly as many as you'd hoped. 2/4 rotten Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 14, 2006 +1884 There are relatively few laughs -- unless you crave toilet humor -- in this direct-to-video-grade installment. 1/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post April 14, 2006 +1884 There's only so much humor left to wring from the pup tent of Brokeback Mountain or the matted-hair fetish of the Japanese horror genre. 2.5/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News April 14, 2006 +1884 The latest example of cultural degeneration: The stupid Scary Movie franchise now has one more entry than the smart, satiric Scream series it originally set out to spoof. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News April 14, 2006 +1884 For people who like this sort of thing, this is just the sort of thing they like. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies April 14, 2006 +1884 It's not particularly good as a movie but as a collection of jokes it's pretty sublime. 2.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star April 14, 2006 +1884 Four installments later, the horror-movie jokes have gotten broader, grosser and just plain dumber. 1/4 rotten Joey Guerra 1 Houston Chronicle April 14, 2006 +1884 The three preceding Scary Movie films were all bad, yet, nevertheless, better than this. 1.5/5 rotten Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 14, 2006 +1884 The perpetual engine of the unkillable Scary Movie chain is toxic cynicism. 1/4 rotten Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe April 14, 2006 +1884 The early promotional screening forbade internet press even though there was nothing to be afraid of. It is a cleverly integrated spoof. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com April 14, 2006 +1884 For every sharp one-liner or bright sight gag, there are five clunkers, including played-out references to Russell Crowe's phone-throwing incident and a lazy jab at Michael Jackson's fondness for little boys. 2/4 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette April 14, 2006 +1884 The Scary Movie franchise is running out of steam pretty fast. They're still funny, and the gags still work. But there's only so far you can go with it. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures April 14, 2006 +1884 For slapsticky, loose-limbed, MAD Magazine-style movie satires, you can do no better than the works of director David Zucker. B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com April 13, 2006 +1884 Zucker and his team don't seem to be trying anymore. 3/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews April 13, 2006 +1884 Why must Hollywood torment so those of us with IQs in the triple digits? rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 13, 2006 +1884 I really hate to admit this, but the film made me laugh on several occasions. C+ rotten Danny Minton 0 Beaumont Journal April 13, 2006 +1884 for die-hard fans for whom there is no such thing as a poop gag taken too far and there can never, ever be too many Brokeback Mountain parodies 2/5 rotten Anne Gilbert 0 Filmcritic.com April 13, 2006 +1884 still an overabundance of potty humor but as far as this franchise goes, I'll take improvements in baby steps 6/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Gazette (MD) April 13, 2006 +1884 Stars Anna Faris and Craig Bierko display great comic timing, which is sad considering how little they have to work with. D rotten 0 E! Online April 13, 2006 +1884 ... a barrage of low-minded gags with high-spirited energy. B- fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 13, 2006 +1884 Like the gags, many of the cameos don't pack a whole lot of punch, but enough succeed so that the viewer leaves with a mildly favorable impression. Regrettably, this is probably more a function of human psychology than moviemaking skill. C rotten Matt Weitz 1 Dallas Morning News April 13, 2006 +1884 ...a hodgepodge of tired jokes that is occasionally goosed by a good idea, an inspired cameo, or the comic chops of its main cast, particularly Faris. C+ fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 13, 2006 +1884 Not surprisingly, the fourth installment is a total retread of its predecessor. rotten Ben Wasserstein 1 Slate April 13, 2006 +1884 Watching the movie is quite a bit like reading a slightly out-of-date Mad magazine or, I guess I should say, quite a bit like I remember Mad as a seventh-grader. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 13, 2006 +1884 The gags are hit-and-miss, and regardless of their success, they categorically go on too long. C- rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press April 13, 2006 +1884 Isn't it amazing to see just how low some people will stoop if you pay them just enough money? 1/4 rotten Jan Stuart 1 Newsday April 13, 2006 +1884 I just don't see much entertainment value--or, certainly, a shelf life--in a contrived string of mildly amusing parodies of bad movies. Here today, yawn tomorrow. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews April 13, 2006 +1884 The humor emphasizes quantity over quality, but the batting average isn't too bad. And where else can you witness Leslie Nielsen do a nude scene? fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter April 12, 2006 +1884 As ever, the jokes are a jumble of the gross, the baggy, the raunchy, the mistimed, and -- every once in a while -- the refreshingly incorrect. C+ rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly April 12, 2006 +1884 Three's a trilogy, four's a bore. 2/5 rotten Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com April 11, 2006 +1884 By keeping the parody and humour so tightly focussed, they've generated more laughter than any other filmmaker this year. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall April 6, 2006 +1884 2/5 rotten Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1884 1/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1884 1.5/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com May 12, 2006 +1884 C- rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com April 14, 2006 +1885 The incessant comic relief, clumsy and cumbersome, too often gets in the way of a cracking good tale. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing April 4, 2015 +1885 Despite its flaws, FIRST MEN IN THE MOON remains a charming entertainment that stirs our Sense of Wonder with its fantastic imagery... 3/5 fresh Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique July 26, 2014 +1885 A heavy slog. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 6, 2008 +1885 One of the most completely satisfying of all sci-fi films. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 11, 2003 +1885 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 17, 2005 +1885 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 International Press Academy June 1, 2005 +1885 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 9, 2002 +1886 Tom Hanks is on his way to becoming the American Everyman, an exemplar of boyish goodwill and quiet moral force. 3/4 fresh Dave Kehr 1 New York Daily News August 22, 2014 +1886 Ron Howard's pop-entertainment you-are-there space thriller is easily the most rousing film of the year. And it might make real spaceflight just as nifty as Star Wars for youngsters. 3.5/4 fresh Doug Thomas 1 Seattle Times August 22, 2014 +1886 The special effects are as spectacular as anything in Star Trek, but Howard shows wise restraint in not inflating the drama and tension inherent in the true story. fresh Chauncey Mabe 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 30, 2013 +1886 The film succeeds brilliantly at organizing great gobs of information into powerful drama. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal July 30, 2013 +1886 Partially filmed in genuine weightless conditions, Ron Howard's movie is a technical tour de force. 4/5 fresh Adrian Turner 0 Radio Times July 30, 2013 +1886 Hanks is a terrific choice for the lead because he can appear strong and military without slipping over into Sgt. Rock corniness. 4/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel July 30, 2013 +1886 This stuff works so well because the production is so convincing. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun July 30, 2013 +1886 Howard is not above pushing buttons of his own and milking the big moments. But they are indeed big moments, and the manipulation is not intrusive. He has made a can-do movie for our can't-do age. 4/4 fresh Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 30, 2013 +1886 Tom Hanks perfectly embodies white bread goodness as mission leader Jim Lovell and, while we may all know the ending, it's a tribute to Howard's no-frills, focused direction that the story remains undeniably gripping. 3/5 fresh Jonathan Dean 0 Total Film July 30, 2013 +1886 Tense as the best murder mysteries and as kinetic as the most exciting action films, this space adventure is as thrilling as movies get. fresh Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine July 30, 2013 +1886 The film, despite its raggedness, is stirring. In the end, this failed mission seems like the most impressive achievement of the entire space program: a triumph not of planning but of inspired improvisation. fresh Terrence Rafferty 1 New Yorker July 30, 2013 +1886 If there is one subject that makes it okay to feel old-fashioned patriotism and pride in humanity... it is surely the US space program. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy September 7, 2011 +1886 "This meticulous but ultimately rather pedestrian drama gradually won me over as a minor if watchable example of the ""victory through defeat"" brand of military heroism that John Ford specialized in." fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader June 1, 2011 +1886 Thrilling, heartwarming, scary, and superb. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +1886 Self-conscious about its heroism with portrayals that lean toward the glib and the professionally uplifting, the film milks our sympathies too readily to be emotionally convincing. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 6, 2010 +1886 This engrossing account of the nation's most perilous moon shot embodies what many people consider to be old-fashioned American virtues in a virtually pristine state. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety July 6, 2010 +1886 This is not about the incalculable emptiness of the void. Space here is nothing more than an extension of the western frontier and manifest destiny, a place where men can be brave and women admiring. rotten Jamie Russell 0 Film4 May 10, 2009 +1886 Major, rousing, thoroughly professional Hollywood entertainment that will dazzle you with its re-creations of historical events, take you inside the space capsule and the Houston command center, and leave you wondering where our heroes [have gone]. 3.5/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune October 18, 2008 +1886 The movie is terrific on nuts-and-bolts stuff, but nuts and bolts aren't the same as drama. 3/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +1886 Overnight, Howard seems to have turned into a combination of the best aspects of Oliver Stone and Robert Altman. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1886 In an age when we rely on computerized directions and GPS devices to drive to the next town, it seems an almost mythic scenario. A fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide February 11, 2006 +1886 For a 'space movie', both the special effects and photography are surprisingly pedestrian. Where it scores is in subtly restating traditional notions of male heroism. fresh Wally Hammond 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1886 A movie for the ages. 4.5/5 fresh David Medsker 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1886 It may not be the best film of the year, but it's certainly made of the right stuff. 5/5 fresh Mark Salisbury 0 Empire Magazine April 6, 2005 +1886 ...both fair history and a edge-of-your-seat popcorn thriller, a good example of the best work of which Hollywood is capable. A- fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 28, 2005 +1886 ... tells a gripping true story efficiently. ... And yet, it still feels too packaged, too neat, too clean. B- fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +1886 Overrated yet nonetheless well done. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com August 7, 2004 +1886 Playing the tough, commanding Jim Lovell is a substantial stretch for Mr. Hanks, but as usual his seeming ingenuousness overshadows all else about the role. There's not a false move to anything he does on screen. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1886 Howard does a marvelous job of making the cerebral exploits of these pencil-chewing, chain-smoking guys the stuff of real adventure. 3.5/4 fresh Dennis King 0 Tulsa World November 22, 2002 +1886 But the visual impact here should pique the interest of plenty of other Hollywood filmmakers looking for a second life for their productions. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International September 26, 2002 +1886 An irresistible combination of a rousing good story set on a truly grand scale. fresh Nigam Nuggehalli 0 culturevulture.net September 20, 2002 +1886 If you thought Tom Hanks was just an ordinary big-screen star, wait until you've seen him eight stories tall. 3.5/4 fresh Ted Fry 1 Seattle Times September 20, 2002 +1886 Spectacular. fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 20, 2002 +1886 The transfer to the IMAX screen diminishes none of the film's drama, which was always much more about human emotions than technology. 4/4 fresh David Barton 0 Sacramento Bee September 20, 2002 +1886 The kind of history lesson that you wouldn't mind seeing again and again, no matter the format. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 20, 2002 +1886 Suffice to say that after seeing this movie in IMAX form, you'll be more acquainted with the tiniest details of Tom Hanks' face than his wife is. fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies September 20, 2002 +1886 The special effects and many scenes of weightlessness look as good or better than in the original, while the Oscar-winning sound and James Horner's rousing score make good use of the hefty audio system. fresh David Hunter 1 Hollywood Reporter September 20, 2002 +1886 This story is larger-than-life to begin with, so it is enhanced by the new super-size format. The movie grabs you and doesn't let go for nearly two hours. 5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com September 20, 2002 +1886 The sight of the spaceship on the launching pad is duly impressive in IMAX dimensions, as are shots of the astronauts floating in their cabins. fresh David Ehrenstein 0 New Times September 19, 2002 +1886 On a purely pictorial level, this is one of the best-looking IMAX movies ever. fresh David Chute 1 L.A. Weekly September 19, 2002 +1886 New technology was used for the space program and, appropriately enough, new IMAX technology enlarges the experience. 3.5/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve September 5, 2002 +1886 It's a great American adventure and a wonderful film to bring to IMAX. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 3, 2002 +1886 Vividly chronicles the most dramatic space flight in history. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 30, 2002 +1886 A brilliant balance between true-life accuracy and movie-time excitement. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +1886 It's easily Howard's best film. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1886 A definite feel-good movie. 4/5 fresh Carmel Gallagher 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1886 There is no denying that on many levels it is an extremely taut piece of filmmaking, but frequently it is too much about a situation and too little about the people in the situation. fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Scott Renshaw's Screening Room January 1, 2000 +1886 A powerful story, one of the year's best films, told with great clarity and remarkable technical detail, and acted without pumped-up histrionics. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1886 Maintains its suspense even though the conclusion is well known. fresh Sean P. Means 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1886 Toward the end ... the pace picks up considerably at this point, and the film becomes the heroic adventure that was intended. fresh Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1886 Surprisingly gripping and supremely entertaining. fresh Eleanor Ringel 0 Film Scouts January 1, 2000 +1886 Ron Howard's direction provides excitement and suspense, even if you already know the outcome. 3.5/4 fresh Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1886 The depiction of the rocket launch remains one of the most exhilarating sequences ever captured on film; so realistic that NASA wondered where the filmmakers got the footage. 5/5 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1886 The story is incredible. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1886 A true story filled with suspense and human drama. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1886 The movie will happily repay multiple viewings. 4/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1886 A gripping movie about a time when America still worked. fresh Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1886 This film is a paean to the power of perseverance to solve even the most impossible problems. This one is well worth braving the crowds to see. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1886 It chronicles one of the most dramatic of all spaceflights, an American catastrophe that became an American victory, and it does this in a way that's so authentic, so brilliant in its technical details, that it succeeds in putting us on that ship. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly June 30, 1995 +1886 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 15, 2002 +1886 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 10, 2002 +1889 Sporadically engaging, Milos Forman's chronicle of American society and culture in the beginning of the twentieth century is too sprawling and dramatically diffuse, though some of the acting is excellent. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 10, 2011 +1889 Great to see very late Cagney in solid Milos Forman film. 4/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com March 22, 2008 +1889 a jumbled and largely uninteresting mess 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com November 15, 2004 +1889 A robust screen adaptation of Doctorow's novel about class warfare, social change, and the gap between the rich and the poor 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 1, 2004 +1889 Fine, sprawling period piece. A great swan song for Cagney. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 12, 2003 +1889 5/5 fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 1, 2008 +1889 3/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ July 3, 2005 +1889 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1889 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) June 19, 2003 +1889 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 8, 2002 +1890 This was an absolute genius idea to create a rated-R animated film, and I hope there are more to come. fresh Sharronda Williams 0 Pay Or Wait November 12, 2018 +1890 "It is, simply stated, piss-your-pants funny - both in that I laughed almost hard enough to do that and in that it's the sort of humor where ""pissing your pants"" would be an actual punchline." 3.5 fresh Bob Chipman 0 Geek November 4, 2018 +1890 Sausage Party is a fun time at the movies, but with its thought-provoking plot and its gloriously excessive attitude towards political incorrectness, it's bound to be elevated to cult status alongside the South Park film and Team America: World Police. 4.5/5 fresh Harris Dang 0 The AU Review November 1, 2018 +1890 Sausage Party is the perfect antidote to what has honestly been one of the weakest summer movie seasons in recent years. 9/10 fresh Jennifer Heaton 0 Alternative Lens October 31, 2018 +1890 Sausage Party has moments of delicious flavor, unfortunately, as a meal it will leave you famished. 4.5/10 rotten Aaron Peterson 0 The Hollywood Outsider October 25, 2018 +1890 When this picture reaches it's audience, there won't be any stopping it. Fans of American animation and lowbrow humor are in for a real treat. fresh Joelle Monique 0 Black Girl Nerds September 6, 2018 +1890 Not only its a hysterically raunchy and jaw dropping comedy, but manages to have food for thought with a risky theme that you don't see in many films. 4/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews August 30, 2018 +1890 When it finds the Party, the movie brings down the house with a final half-hour bacchanal that's the definition of stoner sublime. fresh Jacob Oller 0 Vague Visages August 27, 2018 +1890 As a religious satire, Sausage Party is about as subtle as crucifixion and it goes way too far, but the odd line is a zinger. 3/5 fresh Alison Rowat 0 The Herald (Scotland) August 22, 2018 +1890 The film surprises you because apart from being hysterically jaw dropping funny, its' ideologies and themes throughout are somehow inexplicably meaningful. fresh Leah Sydney 0 Showbiz 411 June 22, 2018 +1890 A hilarious, vulgar, crude, smutty film that will have you snickering at jokes you'd like to think that you're above. 8/10 fresh Andrew Pollard 0 Starburst April 11, 2018 +1890 I feel dirty because I saw this and I feel dirty because I want to see it again. fresh Andre Meadows 0 Black Nerd Comedy February 22, 2018 +1890 Sausage party is hilarious. I have never laughed so hard for so long. fresh Steph Cozza 0 Aggressive Comix January 23, 2018 +1890 If you've seen a trailer for this animated film directed by Greg Tiernan and Conrad Vernon, you likely know what you're in for. fresh Rebecca Addison 0 Pittsburgh City Paper December 13, 2017 +1890 There is some unexpectedly subversive fun to be had at the expense of the world's major religions, but the pace is slow and the point laboured. 2/5 rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) October 18, 2017 +1890 My ribs actually hurt by the end of Sausage Party. That's the highest praise I can give it-Sausage Party is a rib-sprainer. fresh Sarah Marrs 0 Lainey Gossip October 14, 2017 +1890 If it takes a film about an animated sausage and a bun, laced with toilet humour and extreme sexual puns, to provide a modern-day existential critique of the lunacy of human nature and modern racial and religious discourse, then I'm all for it. 4/5 fresh Keeva Stratton 0 Rescu (Australia) September 15, 2017 +1890 Candor that has no substance beyond easy stereotypes is just depressing. rotten Julia Raban 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 21, 2017 +1890 To be fair, there are hints of an interesting perspective shift, and at the heart of it all, a curious darkness. . .But the writing never really develops much further than the laziest of tropes. rotten Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 15, 2017 +1890 The surprising thing about Sausage Party is that its desire to swerve from the norm with dirty humor is evened out by an equally strong impulse to bolster those norms. fresh 0 The Ringer August 10, 2017 +1890 The teenager who lives inside your head will giggle, while the more highly evolved parts of your brain might wonder if it is a Trojan horse for parodying xenophobia, extremism, and sexual repression. fresh Elizabeth Kiefer 0 Refinery29 June 27, 2017 +1890 How much fun you have will depend on your tolerance for a diet of non-stop swearing and filthy innuendo. The voice cast don't just rain down f-bombs. They lob in a good few c-grenades for good measure too. 2/5 rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk April 29, 2017 +1890 Although is not for everyone, Sausage Party is an irreverent animated comedy with a surprising depth and social criticism. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Javier Perez 0 Cine Premiere March 6, 2017 +1890 From sly, not-so-sly innuendo to unfiltered climaxes, there's not a moment in this movie that isn't packed with jokes. And the thing is, it works. fresh Kristen Yoonsoo 0 Complex February 24, 2017 +1890 Some ingredients are missing, although there's a lively musical number and some clever sight gags and food puns along the way. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue January 16, 2017 +1890 So painfully, irredeemably awful... rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed January 14, 2017 +1890 You'll never look at your neighborhood supermarket the same way again. 4.5/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Seven Days January 1, 2017 +1890 Fans of American animation and lowbrow humor are in for a real treat. fresh Joelle Smith 0 Black Girl Nerds December 31, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party has a crowded composition that'll look better on the smaller screen, and the background jokes aren't worth much. rotten 0 MetroActive December 31, 2016 +1890 It may be off its trolley but it also feels fresh out of the packet. 4/5 fresh Andy Lea 0 Daily Star December 31, 2016 +1890 It may be unnecessarily raunchy at times, but there are plenty of strong moments and the heavy-handed political commentary is potent if obvious. 3/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight December 31, 2016 +1890 It's funny, non-stop inventive and heroically heretical. 4/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 30, 2016 +1890 Most gags are cooked on the raw side. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 28, 2016 +1890 An hilarious anti-Pixar parody with a filthy mind and a dirty mouth...A near-brilliant exercise in bad taste. 3.5/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW December 26, 2016 +1890 With some very funny moments, and a few crazy setups, this is a good film. It's just not a great film, and ends up being more of a Sausage Soiree than a Sausage Party. fresh Sarah Griffin 0 Film Ireland Magazine December 14, 2016 +1890 ...a novel idea that gets stretched way too thin. 2/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm December 7, 2016 +1890 At the very least, it's better for American film culture that this exists than if it didn't. 6/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy December 6, 2016 +1890 I did not expect much of this movie, but it turned out better than I expected. It is very funny, with lots of jokes from movies and popular culture. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope December 2, 2016 +1890 ... the junk foodie fantasy that stirs American Pie, Toy Story, Logan's Run, and every torture porn horror of the last decade into a raunchy paean to hedonism with more food puns than a Catskills grocer. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com November 18, 2016 +1890 Without the proper comic nutrients, Sausage Party leaves viewers with a feeling of indigestion. 7 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 14, 2016 +1890 An absurd and hallucinatory comedy full of scatological humor and vulgar language, and with a cast composed of notable comedians. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Diego Batlle 0 November 1, 2016 +1890 An efficient laughing machine and a visually appealing film. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh 0 October 18, 2016 +1890 A rowdy and original movie; if you're in the right mood, you'll enjoy it. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Luis Caviaro 0 Espinof October 17, 2016 +1890 Well, surprisingly nuanced for a movie in which Nick Kroll plays a literal douche, anyway. 4/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press October 15, 2016 +1890 A movie so bizarre, so profane and so quietly virtuous that it works. 4/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) October 10, 2016 +1890 An honest movie full of well sculpted and playful rudeness. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Jordi Costa 0 El Pais (Spain) October 10, 2016 +1890 Who could imagine an all-out bloody massacre to be this hilarious? 4/5 fresh Tay Yek 0 The Straits Times (Singapore) October 4, 2016 +1890 An absolutely bizarre film that has a crescendo of naughty humor with one of the most outrageous endings of recent cinema. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh 0 Sensacine October 3, 2016 +1890 Despite the predictable narrative, it never fails to make you laugh because playing with food is vulgar and messy, but always fun. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh 0 October 3, 2016 +1890 A very unusual movie that some love for the same reasons that others hate. Even though I really enjoyed it, I would have to know very well the other person before recommend this film. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Mikel Zorrilla 0 Espinof October 3, 2016 +1890 Less a talking-wieners 'toon than a post-modern snack-mix of high-concept and lowbrow humour, socio-political parables and animation-spoofery-plus food-sex, injected bath salts, and Meatloaf's rock 'n' roll-this is a fairly bangin' bangers mash-up. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) September 30, 2016 +1890 I found this adult animated mockery most unpalatable. 1/5 rotten Debashine Thangevelo 0 Independent Online (South Africa) September 9, 2016 +1890 The jokes come thick and fast and hit and miss just as frequently. 7/10 fresh Jack Bottomley 0 Starburst September 8, 2016 +1890 A tasty diversion. 3/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) September 4, 2016 +1890 It may not be suitable for kids, but that's not to say that this strenuously profane cartoon is not unapologetically juvenile in its approach to comedy. 3/5 fresh Wendy Ide 0 Observer (UK) September 4, 2016 +1890 Dirty vegetables. 3.7 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Tucson Weekly September 2, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party isn't high art, more a snack best washed down with a jumbo cola. fresh Mike McCahill 0 MovieMail September 2, 2016 +1890 Seth Rogen is a genius. Lucky, really, that I never liked hot dogs anyway. 4/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard September 2, 2016 +1890 If you like your jokes raw and saucy, Sausage Part hits the spot. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Radio Times September 2, 2016 +1890 I got a lot of pleasure from Sausage Party, though not as much pleasure as the foodstuffs derive from the frenzied concluding orgy ... 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) September 2, 2016 +1890 The film... very quickly passes its sell by date. 2/5 rotten Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) September 1, 2016 +1890 This is clearly a film set out to shock, offend and, above all else, make you laugh. 4/5 fresh Jamie East 0 The Sun (UK) September 1, 2016 +1890 A crude, lewd, food-themed riff on Toy Story that basically functions as an animated parable about organised religion. 3/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman September 1, 2016 +1890 Smart ideas and political satire battle it out with relentless smut in a decidedly uneven affair. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) September 1, 2016 +1890 What should have been a shamelessly filthy stoner movie has been watered down with ill-judged, undergraduate musings on religion, philosophy and race. 2/5 rotten Rupert Hawksley 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) September 1, 2016 +1890 It sounded like the dumbest movie of all time, but it's actually smart, subversive and packed with famous voices saying wonderfully unspeakable things. In fact, it's a banger. 4/5 fresh Nick De 0 Empire Magazine September 1, 2016 +1890 Re-watch value is extremely low with this one. 2/5 rotten Adam Woodward 0 Little White Lies September 1, 2016 +1890 As laugh-out-loud funny as it is jaw-droppingly offensive, this is hugely enjoyable comedy that actually has something to say. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 WOW247 September 1, 2016 +1890 Consistently funny, frequently hilarious. Just don't order one of those jumbo hotdogs before you take your seat - never mind the guilt, you'll choke laughing. 4/5 fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film August 31, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party is rude, funny and unexpectedly profound in places, with the juvenile humour leavened by some thoughtful commentary on modern life. 4/5 fresh Eddie Harrison 0 The List August 30, 2016 +1890 Existential howl of despair meets stoner belly laugh in the latest project from Rogen and collaborators, who follow 'This Is the End' with another high-concept comedy that, like a horror movie, reduces its characters to meat. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) August 29, 2016 +1890 This animated comedy is decidedly not for kids; it's rambunctiously filthy in more ways than one. And while it's not exactly hilarious, it's at least consistently amusing and has a positive attitude. 3/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media August 26, 2016 +1890 Shamelessly pun-filled, sexually explicit, socio-political animation - for an adult audience. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate August 21, 2016 +1890 "Reviewers who cynically boast that Sausage Party ""isn't kids' stuff"" have it wrong...[P]roducer Seth Rogen... continues his self-amusement with self-congratulatory political satire." rotten Armond White 0 National Review August 19, 2016 +1890 The final half hour or so is an exhilarating action sequence beautifully done, ending in a rather excellent sausage party indeed. 3/5 fresh CJ Johnson 0 ABC Radio (Australia) August 18, 2016 +1890 One of the most effective parables about religion ever filmed. fresh Gary Dowell 0 Dark Horizons August 18, 2016 +1890 Groceries aren't an obvious fit for the bawdy comedy of Rogen and his Superbad, Pineapple Express screenwriting partner-in-crime Evan Goldberg. That's a large part of Sausage Party's appeal. 3.5/5 fresh Vicky Roach 0 Daily Telegraph (Australia) August 18, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party won't fill you up with laughs, but there are some amusing dishes being served, thought up by Rogen and friends likely while getting baked good. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World August 18, 2016 +1890 It's definitely a tender and insightful comedy, but it's also as crude as they come. 4.5/5 fresh Sam Watermeier 0 NUVO Newsweekly August 18, 2016 +1890 Rogan and company frequently mistake an overabundance of four-letter words for genuine humor. 3/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) August 18, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party glints of greatness, but this is half-cocked comedy at best. 2.5/5 rotten Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle August 18, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party will likely be remembered more for what it says than how it says it, but that's not the worst thing you can say about a movie. 3/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto August 17, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party is a delicious treat covered in a filthy wrapper. For some, that will be a deal breaker, but for plenty of others, it will be a selling point. 7.1/10 fresh Ross Bonaime 0 Paste Magazine August 15, 2016 +1890 It's content to remain in sub-lowbrow land for the duration, except when it feels like imparting a lofty message it never earns. 1.5/5 rotten 0 Cinemixtape August 15, 2016 +1890 Forget famous atheists Stephen Hawking, Richard Dawkins and Bill Maher. SAUSAGE PARTY is the movement's Mein Kampf. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com August 15, 2016 +1890 ... the most fun I've had with food since I was a child recreating the extinction of the dinosaurs with dino-shaped nuggets, my mouth, and a giant pool of ketchup. 6/10 fresh Jon Espino 0 The Young Folks August 15, 2016 +1890 'Sausage Party' is a filthy feast - and that's a good thing. B- fresh Dana Barbuto 0 The Patriot Ledger August 14, 2016 +1890 Its half-baked political ideas take away from the wholly satisfying and surreal Pixar riff it could have been. C- rotten Charlie Schmidlin 0 The Playlist August 13, 2016 +1890 One of the more clever conceits is how it plays with the central conundrum of Pixar: How do you connect all these animals or toys or robots-beings that, to humans, have no emotions or thoughts or even faces-to the human world that they walk around in? B fresh Will Leitch 1 The New Republic August 13, 2016 +1890 Puerile and self-indulgent without a real laugh to be found. I have no idea how this gets released by a major studio, while Ralph Bakshi has to go to Kickstarter for a Vimeo release. Just say no. 1/5 rotten Diva Velez 0 TheDivaReview.com August 13, 2016 +1890 Like the sex, drugs, and politics that are fodder for the script, the question of what happens when we leave this world is addressed directly, and with the same fulsome sense of mischief. 3/4 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews August 12, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party is definitely not for everyone, but it offers an amusing blend of humor and substance, providing viewers with heady food for thought. 3.5/5 fresh Chris Agar 0 ScreenRant August 12, 2016 +1890 Some of the gags are more cringy than others -- like Craig Robinson's cracka-hating box of grits -- but don't call it empty calories. 3/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out August 12, 2016 +1890 Explore[s] ideology the way Emril Lagasse seasons soup. rotten Matt Patches 0 Thrillist August 12, 2016 +1890 Rogen and his frequent collaborator Evan Goldberg dreamed up the story with actor Jonah Hill, and though it might sound like a critique of religion, they opt instead for a lowbrow, sporadically funny celebration of hedonism. fresh Tal Rosenberg 1 Chicago Reader August 12, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party is like a Pixar movie that's gotten hopped up on crystal meth and Viagra. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 12, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party is a gleeful ode to anarchy that transcends both stoner comedy and Pixar spoof. 7/10 fresh 0 PopMatters August 12, 2016 +1890 You're getting what's advertised on the menu, for the better, and never the worse. 4/5 fresh Matt Donato 0 We Got This Covered August 12, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party is a full-on assault on civility and social mores. Yes, that's the point, and yes, it's quite funny on occasion. Maybe it's just too much. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 12, 2016 +1890 An audacious idea in need of a more adventurous script, taking this madness to the next level of brain-bleeding humor and commentary, securing itself as both an inspired farce and a Samurai-sharp inspection of sheeple culture. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com August 12, 2016 +1890 This smack in the face of good manners is surprising and strange, often delightfully so. 2.5/4 fresh Katie Walsh 1 Tribune News Service August 12, 2016 +1890 Despite a few pokes at the folks from Pixar, nobody will lose any sleep over it. Obviously, these R-rated cinematic tricks from Rogen, et al. are not for kids. 3/5 fresh John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) August 12, 2016 +1890 You can see the obvious social-political jokes being made, but it's so juvenile. 2/5 rotten Stephen Romei 0 The Australian August 12, 2016 +1890 It is, without a doubt, the most delirious movie to come out of a major studio in decades, perhaps ever. 3/4 fresh Barry Hertz 1 Globe and Mail August 12, 2016 +1890 I know Sausage Party is not made for kids, but they don't have to try so hard to prove it. 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com August 12, 2016 +1890 "Sausage Party"" is smarter than it looks at the same time as it is overly taken with its juvenile humor." C+ rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News August 12, 2016 +1890 You might find yourself alone one night imagining your dinner screaming with every bite you take, and then wonder: Is that half-eaten slice of pizza plotting cheesy vengeance upon me... or am I the half-eaten slice of pizza? fresh Jen Yamato 0 The Daily Beast August 12, 2016 +1890 So many different shades of wrong all wrapped up in one movie that, even as I sit to write this, I'm unsure whether I was howling with laughter or begging for it to stop. 5/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury August 11, 2016 +1890 "A bold, visually exuberant fusion of provocative adult content with an art form too often chalked up as being strictly for kids, ""Sausage Party"" is something special." 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com August 11, 2016 +1890 Consistently sophomoric, periodically hilarious, and peppered with minor stoner insights. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 11, 2016 +1890 There is no one out there making comedies quite like Rogen and Goldberg. They are putting their definitive stamp on the modern American comedy one decency-smashing double entendre at a time. fresh Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press August 11, 2016 +1890 It's the kind of foodie filth one dreams up while chomping on Doritos and Twinkies during a psychedelic haze. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics August 11, 2016 +1890 What is there to say about Sausage Party? A surprising amount. fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Christianity Today August 11, 2016 +1890 This is a film that tackles some big themes: religion, sex, ethnic conflict, the meaning of life and death. It's also a crude burlesque about talking food items who swear a lot more than they really need to. 3/5 fresh Jake Wilson 0 The Age (Australia) August 11, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party is so wrong, so go-for-broke insane, existing words aren't enough to describe it. Shockrageous comes close. As does horristurbing. B+ fresh Christopher Lawrence 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 11, 2016 +1890 It's wild and funny. Also disturbing. Also borderline insane. fresh Tom Gliatto 0 People Magazine August 11, 2016 +1890 This is a film that starts out funny and ratchets up the insanity. A- fresh AP Kryza 0 Willamette Week August 11, 2016 +1890 Not only does the film effortlessly mock the sense of wonder and the emotional roller-coasters we've all felt watching Pixar's big-eyed sentient objects, but, in its own messed-up way, it provokes some new feelings, too: shock and awe ... fresh Andrew Lapin 1 NPR August 11, 2016 +1890 An effed-up funhouse. Rogen, a livewire satirist, dishes out an R-rated cartoon treat that tackles the crisis in the Middle East, the nonexistence of God and the sex lives of supermarket products. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 11, 2016 +1890 At a moment when news from our actual world so often seems a nightmare parody of itself ... there is sweet balm in seeing a bagel and a lavash overcome their differences to find mutual pleasure in one another. fresh Mark Olsen 1 Los Angeles Times August 11, 2016 +1890 Almost never pushes the boundaries far enough, seemingly patting itself on the back for peppering the f-word into a cartoon with such frequency. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap August 11, 2016 +1890 Cranks the absurdity of the narrative and the anxieties in frightening, analogous real-world neuroses we cling to long past sell-by dates. Sounds like a harshed mellow, but the whole thing is stoned immaculate. Your body will hurt from laughing. 5/5 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap August 11, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party has plenty of funny moments, especially for fans of lowbrow humor. 3/4 fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee August 11, 2016 +1890 Those who enjoy the Rogen/Goldberg humor will undoubtedly be laughing for much of it, and even those with more sophisticated senses of humor will find a few things to chuckle about. 2.5/4 fresh Lauren Chval 0 RedEye August 11, 2016 +1890 'Sausage Party' is an unrelenting whirlwind of lowbrow and objectionable jokes and situations that will make it difficult for you to catch your breath. 4/4 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 11, 2016 +1890 Even with all the four-letter words, this still feels like immature kids' stuff. 2.5/5 rotten David Crow 0 Den of Geek August 11, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party may be the most un-PC mainstream movie to hit cinemas in yonks and it may outrage, shock and even repulse you at times, but it is undeniably ridiculously funny. 3/5 fresh Wenlei Ma 0 News.com.au August 11, 2016 +1890 This ended up being one meal that left me hungering for something more substantive, constantly hoping for a second course that sadly hadn't been prepared for me to taste. 2/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com August 11, 2016 +1890 Unquestionably dumb and distasteful, but stakes its claim as the funniest film of the season. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel Gelb 0 AllMovie August 11, 2016 +1890 uncompromising with its philosophy and its vulgarity 3.5/5 fresh Blake Crane 0 Film Racket August 11, 2016 +1890 I like that it's willing to engage in a controversial statement even if it doesn't have all the ammunition it needs to back up its stance. 4/5 fresh Matt Goldberg 0 Collider August 11, 2016 +1890 We know that everyone involved in this movie has made superior material, so it's a shame to see Rogen and company slumming in their own filth. rotten Alex Doenau 0 Trespass August 11, 2016 +1890 For sheer audacity, Sausage Party is impressive. 3.5/5 fresh Liz Braun 1 Toronto Sun August 11, 2016 +1890 Just when you think this surreal world can't surprise you any longer, it comes up with something else that may make you gasp or wince but will most likely make you laugh. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly August 11, 2016 +1890 A movie that's clearly not for everyone, but those at whom it's targeted-whether allowed to enter according to the R rating or not-will find it a hoot. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 11, 2016 +1890 It looks like Pixar, but plays like Monty Python. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 11, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party takes racism and prejudice and throws them into its existential meat-grinder to explore identity, tolerance and religion in surprisingly intelligent fashion. 2.5/4 fresh Brian Truitt 1 USA Today August 11, 2016 +1890 Despite all the cursing and envelope-pushing and bat-bleep crazy sexual stuff, Sausage Party isn't mean-spirited. It's just... stupid. But also pretty smart. And funny as hell. 3/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 11, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party is a nasty, crass, and unique movie that only Rogen and Goldberg could concoct. fresh Max Covill 0 Film School Rejects August 11, 2016 +1890 Relentlessly filthy and often jaw-droppingly funny, this creation bearing the prolific imprint of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg is one of the most transgressive animated films to emerge from Hollywood in recent memory. 3.5/5 fresh Preston Jones 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com August 11, 2016 +1890 Directors Greg Tiernan and Conrad Vernon are working with a first-rate cast, running wild with stereotypes and daring you to be offended. 2.5/4 fresh Sara Stewart 1 New York Post August 11, 2016 +1890 In a dominant era for family-friendly animation, Sausage Party is a bold rebuttal needing more than shock laughs. B fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times August 11, 2016 +1890 By the time it reaches its, heh, climax with a storewide food fuck fest, any attempt at a serious critique of its interpretation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict feels a little ridiculous. fresh Lara Zarum 0 Flavorwire August 11, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party isn't as profound as it pretends to want to be, but it's brilliant at being stupid. B+ fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk August 11, 2016 +1890 A gleefully vulgar and very funny spoof of the Pixar formula. 3/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday August 11, 2016 +1890 "As ridiculous as ""Sausage Party"" sounds, it actually manages to humanize the items we so violently slice, dice and devour. You may never look at a potato or bag of baby carrots the same way again." 3/4 fresh Gabe Hartwig 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 11, 2016 +1890 Literally bananas. And also nuts. B fresh Leah Greenblatt 1 Entertainment Weekly August 11, 2016 +1890 A really funny, crass and often thoughtful comedy that doesn't overstay its welcome. 3.5/5 fresh Jack Giroux 0 Bullz-Eye.com August 11, 2016 +1890 Created as the movie your perverted older brother made in high school but you can't help but love him for it, the definitely offensive but enthusiastically rapturous romp is the surprise hit of the summer. 3.5/4 fresh Clayton Davis 0 AwardsCircuit.com August 11, 2016 +1890 Your mileage may vary, as they say. Also, hugs not drugs. 2/4 rotten Glenn Kenny 1 RogerEbert.com August 11, 2016 +1890 If watching cartoon characters spout four-letter words is your thing, this might well be the greatest movie ever made. 2/4 rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 11, 2016 +1890 Rogen and Goldberg start with spoofery and work their way into something bolder and stranger; it's as if playing in the Pixar sandbox, or a reasonable approximation thereof, can't help but inspire creativity. B fresh Jesse Hassenger 1 AV Club August 11, 2016 +1890 You will come for the kind of humor promised in the title and the well-earned R rating, but stay for the nuanced meditations on theology and faith. fresh 1 New York Times August 11, 2016 +1890 Demented. And deep. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation August 11, 2016 +1890 The atheist equivalent of a VeggieTales movie. 2/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly August 11, 2016 +1890 Imagine that the Pixar writers room dosed themselves with psychedelic drugs and went to their local supermarket to quench their munchies; the result is the perverse hilarity of Sausage Party. 4.5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 Graffiti With Punctuation August 10, 2016 +1890 Its observation that life is full of cruelty and there is probably no afterlife and we waste most of our lives consuming images of a reality we cannot fully apprehend is pretty much true, but neither novel nor amusing. rotten Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com August 10, 2016 +1890 The script by Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Kyle Hunter and Ariel Shaffir has an inspired stupid idea, and boundless nerve, as well as a legitimate interest in theological debate. Truly, it does. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 10, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party is an equal opportunity offender, but if you can stomach that you'll find a movie with a lot of heart and big ideas to ponder. 8.5 fresh Jim Vejvoda 0 IGN Movies August 10, 2016 +1890 Maybe if the movie employed a bit more subtlety on all fronts, it'd be a far more successful outing. But subtlety seems like it was one of Sausage Party's chief adversaries from the ground shelf up. 3/5 fresh Michael Arbeiter 0 Nerdist August 10, 2016 +1890 Though Sausage Party is above all else a carnally inclined cartoon, there is more to the movie than just being Pixar with a potty mouth. 3/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) August 10, 2016 +1890 "Mix ""A People's History of the United States"" with ""Caligula,"" a stoner comedy and a slasher flick - then animate the results - and you've got the essence of the thing." 3/4 fresh Michael Ordo 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 10, 2016 +1890 Ballsy and dumb and brilliant all in one bite. You can gobble it up like empty calories, or over-chew each joke. A fresh Amy Nicholson 1 MTV August 10, 2016 +1890 "This ""secret life of groceries"", like so many other Seth Rogen movies, is a congenial mess of the outrageously funny and the bong-induced lazy drags. " fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute August 10, 2016 +1890 The film isn't willing to completely face the bleakness of its allegory faith versus skepticism. 2.5/4 rotten Kenji Fujishima 0 Slant Magazine August 10, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party, for better or worse, is a movie that actually exists. And, at some point along the way, that fact will actually shock you. C+ fresh David Ehrlich 1 indieWire August 10, 2016 +1890 "The entire ensemble saves the best for last, joining in a finale that one might describe as orgasmic. Like the rest of ""Sausage Party,"" it's absolutely filthy, which would be objectionable if it also weren't so funny." fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International August 10, 2016 +1890 ...consistently funny, occasionally clever and undoubtedly unmissable if you're a baked potato. 1 fresh Anthony O'Connor 0 FILMINK (Australia) August 10, 2016 +1890 Even if you're offended - and perhaps rightfully so - there's another joke coming around the corner to change the subject. And some terrifically wild characters to keep you laughing. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 10, 2016 +1890 The whole thing is so tasty, you may just want seconds. 4/5 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian August 10, 2016 +1890 An animated adventure that boasts the visual prowess of the best mainstream releases in the medium, yet the storytelling sensibility of a stoner nodding furiously mid toke at the Zeitgeist documentary playing on the TV. 2/5 rotten Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews August 9, 2016 +1890 Won't be for everyone, but if nothing else, you'll never look at your groceries the same way again. 4/5 fresh Edward Douglas 1 New York Daily News August 9, 2016 +1890 As Sausage Party breaks out of its Pixar-inspired packaging, so to speak, its repetitiveness evolves into a delirious cacophony of obscenities. B- fresh Jordan Raup 0 The Film Stage August 9, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party is obviously the product of diseased minds, and I love it. A- fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix August 9, 2016 +1890 Consistently hilarious, even borderline genius, and the most fun you'll have in a cinema this year. 4.5/5 fresh Gregory Wakeman 0 CinemaBlend August 9, 2016 +1890 [D]oesn't amount to more than its central conceit and the incessant cultural gags and profanities it uses as tiresome embellishments. rotten Nick Schager 0 Film Journal International August 9, 2016 +1890 I'm not really sure there's any age where you're ready to see Sausage Party's epic, virtuoso climax: a graphic bacchanal conducted entirely by the contents of your fridge. Let's call it an acquired taste. 3.5/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Student Edge August 9, 2016 +1890 SAUSAGE PARTY is what would happen if everyone at Pixar had syphilis. fresh Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. July 22, 2016 +1890 Some of it is, admittedly, funny and/or transgressive; some of it is one joke stretched thin. But when it works, it really works. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire April 9, 2016 +1890 Try to imagine the most disgusting, foul-mouthed, and disturbing Pixar film ever put to celluloid, and you'll probably land somewhere near Sausage Party. But not too close. It's unlike anything else. B+ fresh Michael Roffman 0 Consequence of Sound March 21, 2016 +1890 The laughs barely let up after that first scene, in fact, in a film that proves to be not just more than a boundary-stretching exercise but one of the funniest arguments for the non-existence of God in some time. fresh John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter March 17, 2016 +1890 There is nothing redeemable about SAUSAGE PARTY, other than how hard it made me laugh. fresh Meredith Borders 0 Birth.Movies.Death. March 15, 2016 +1890 Sausage Party is quintessential Rogen, offering no more and no less than we have come to expect. 6.5/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 15, 2016 +1890 Every minute of Sausage Party is brimming with wildly inappropriate jokes and situations. No spoilers here of course, but brace yourself for something unprecedented that will undoubtedly have your jaw hit the floor. fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Collider March 15, 2016 +1890 A raunchy and witty animated comedy that definitely isn't kids' stuff. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety March 15, 2016 +1891 Delirious mix of musical and gangster film has spectacular design and color. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television November 21, 2017 +1891 A piece to worship that, even today, continues to challenge the viewer. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Alberto Abu 0 Espinof March 8, 2017 +1891 A style that works only with a sure hand. 7/10 fresh Matthew Sorrento 0 IdentityTheory April 5, 2012 +1891 It's the camera trickery and the playful art direction that send up the entire image of the badass yakuza to begin with. 3/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com January 13, 2012 +1891 Inspired lunacy. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1891 Filled with flights of outrageous excesses. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 15, 2004 +1891 Narrative common sense is abandoned for fractured, highly satisfying storytelling. fresh 0 Film4 May 24, 2003 +1892 With compelling characters, high-tension storyline, and top-drawer direction, it's as perfect today as when it was released. fresh Zaki Hasan 0 Zaki's Corner November 3, 2018 +1892 Jaws is a quintessential American movie. fresh Danielle Solzman 0 Solzy at the Movies July 5, 2018 +1892 Jaws is what The French Connection and The Exorcist only posed as -- a horrific action story redeemed by inspired filmmaking. Jaws aims for the gut, but it doesn't insult the intelligence on the few occasions when it is required. fresh Michael Sragow 0 Boston Magazine April 24, 2018 +1892 This pop-culture masterpiece is more than simply a well-tooled thriller. Spielberg brings a sense of community, family, and humanity to the supermarket thriller from Peter Benchley, a book more designed than written. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Stream on Demand October 5, 2017 +1892 Jaws is a grisly film, often ugly as sin, which achieves precisely what it set out to accomplish-scare the hell out of you. fresh Arthur Cooper 1 Newsweek September 20, 2017 +1892 Jaws is a splendidly shrewd cinematic equation which not only gives you one or two very nasty turns when you least expect them but, possibly more important, knows when to make you think another's coming without actually providing it. fresh Derek Malcolm 0 Guardian December 22, 2016 +1892 Relentless and intense, with characters that are the accurate realizations of their behaviors and special effects that dwarf the limits of the time. 4/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org July 17, 2016 +1892 Perhaps the most perfectly constructed horror story in our time. fresh Arthur Knight 1 Hollywood Reporter July 6, 2015 +1892 Jaws knew how to keep audiences invested. While getting to know the human characters and seeing what makes them relatable, the audience salivates for another monster scene. fresh Jon Winkler 0 The Young Folks June 20, 2015 +1892 Director Steven Spielberg has immeasurably improved the bestselling Peter Benchley potboiler novel. fresh Joseph Gelmis 1 Newsday June 12, 2015 +1892 Spielberg had paced the film beautifully so that one is always on edge, tensed for those scary moments that turn out to be false alarms, and left somehow totally unprepared for the real shocks. 3.5/4 fresh Kathleen Carroll 1 New York Daily News May 29, 2015 +1892 With no superheroes or post-apocalyptic wastelands in sight, the skill behind Jaws becomes even more thrilling to watch unfold. ... Quite literally, Jaws is the original and the best. A+ fresh Glenn Dunks 0 Quickflix November 24, 2014 +1892 It's just such a good film. fresh Jason Di 0 At the Movies (Australia) July 18, 2014 +1892 I still find this film pretty terrifying. fresh Judith Lucy 0 At the Movies (Australia) July 18, 2014 +1892 Enjoyment derived from tension and fear, interspersed with brief breathers to allow nerve-relieving chuckles and smiles. A+ fresh Alexander Huls 0 Movie Mezzanine February 4, 2014 +1892 It may be the most cheerfully perverse scare movie ever made. Even while you're convulsed with laughter you're still apprehensive, because the editing rhythms are very tricky, and the shock images loom up huge, right on top of you. fresh Pauline Kael 1 New Yorker July 29, 2013 +1892 It is a coarse-grained and exploitive work which depends on excess for its impact. Ashore it is a bore, awkwardly staged and lumpily written. rotten Charles Champlin 1 Los Angeles Times July 29, 2013 +1892 What this movie is about, and where it succeeds best, is the primordial level of fear. 3/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune July 29, 2013 +1892 Quite simply, Jaws is a masterclass in blockbuster entertainment -- a tense, exciting thriller that redefined contemporary cinema. They don't make them like this anymore. 5/5 fresh Simon Reynolds 0 Digital Spy July 29, 2013 +1892 John Williams's Oscar-winning music and the excellent performances of Roy Scheider and Richard Dreyfuss add to the ingeniously mounted tension that cleverly plays on all our deepest primeval fears. 5/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times July 29, 2013 +1892 A near Hitchcockian exercise in transference of guilt and making the audience pay for its illicit pleasures. fresh 1 Village Voice July 29, 2013 +1892 Spielberg may be the man who created the new Hollywood, but in his first megahit he summed up what was best in the old -- the humor, the perversity, and the storytelling integrity of Alfred Hitchcock. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker July 29, 2013 +1892 Mr. Spielberg has so effectively spaced out the shocks that by the time we reach the spectacular final confrontation between the three men and the great white shark, we totally accept the makebelieve on its own foolishly entertaining terms. fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times July 29, 2013 +1892 Jaws remains, decades later, a near perfect film. A+ fresh Jason Gorber 0 ScreenAnarchy December 28, 2012 +1892 Basically, Jaws is an excellent routine movie, the sort normally made on a moderate budget and aimed at the neighborhood houses. fresh Robert Hatch 0 The Nation October 9, 2012 +1892 Spielberg knows exactly how the human mind works, and he uses that knowledge to plumb the elemental fear buried deep within. 5/5 fresh Mike Scott 0 Times-Picayune August 17, 2012 +1892 ...the movie's justifiably legendary opening [paves] the way for an engrossing first act that's heightened by both Scheider's magnetic performance and the inclusion of several unbearably tense interludes. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 13, 2012 +1892 Spielberg fashioned an instant classic whose success owes as much to his superb orchestration as to the substantial jolts and knockout performances by Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss. 4/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 8, 2012 +1892 Before we see anything, our ears are chilled by composer John Williams' menacing two note soundtrack which then builds into that unforgettable frenzy as the unseen shark savages its first victim. 9/10 fresh Brian Henry 0 UTV June 21, 2012 +1892 Jaws retains its power to enthrall and shock at the same time. 5/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post June 21, 2012 +1892 You think of the excess that followed in Jaws' wake and realise how well judged that first blockbuster is. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray June 19, 2012 +1892 It remains an influence on the modern blockbuster, and is one of its best examples. 4.5/5 fresh Shaun Munro 0 What Culture June 14, 2012 +1892 This is a suspense classic that leaves teeth-marks. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian June 14, 2012 +1892 Jaws is a perfect blend of set-pieces and story, its formula so hard to capture it's now near-mythical - filmmakers have been chasing it like Ahab chasing Moby Dick ever since. 5/5 fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film June 13, 2012 +1892 The aquatic terror is deftly balanced with lively, likeable characterisations. 5/5 fresh Emma Simmonds 0 The List June 13, 2012 +1892 Forget Saving Private Ryan, and Schindler's List. This is Spielberg's masterwork. 4/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs February 10, 2012 +1892 One of the absolute masterpieces of populist cinema. 1 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 10, 2012 +1892 Five-star movie could scare the pants off kids. 5/5 fresh Scott G. Mignola 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1892 Spielberg has directed a film which contains many unforgettable and suspenseful moments. That Jaws was only his second feature film says something about the talent and ingenuity the man possessed even at such an early stage in his career. 5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews July 6, 2010 +1892 Simply put, Jaws turned the tide of American cinema: irrevocably, and not for the better. fresh Rob Nelson 0 City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul August 20, 2009 +1892 In the end, the shark is a MacGuffin necessary for the men to bond and test themselves against what they fear most--their own mortality. A fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com May 12, 2009 +1892 Spielberg works self-effacingly, with subtly correct camera placement and meticulous editing. He twists our guts with false alarms, giving us the real thing with heart-stopping suddenness. fresh 1 TIME Magazine October 16, 2008 +1892 A looming, terrifying catch of the day. 4/4 fresh 0 TV Guide September 24, 2007 +1892 A classic. Tense, engrossing, scary and, subsequently, endlessly influential. 5/5 fresh 0 Film4 September 24, 2007 +1892 "Like all the best suspense films, ""Jaws"" manages to somehow remain amazingly tense, even if you've seen the film before. No wonder so many moviegoers went back for repeat viewings." 4/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 27, 2007 +1892 Steven Spielberg's mechanical thriller is guaranteed to make you scream on schedule. fresh Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader June 27, 2007 +1892 It's no wonder a generation of holidaymakers still thinks twice before stepping into the water. 5/5 fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1892 A masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Gerardo Orlando 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1892 Achieves a number of cheap thrills at the expense of the mechanical shark. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 3, 2005 +1892 Nowadays, it doesn't really scare me anymore, but I love watching it for the way it moves. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 24, 2005 +1892 The first calculated summertime blockbuster...A whale of big-budget Hollywood entertainment. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly June 17, 2005 +1892 Jaws' formula has become a facsimiled equation for profit, of which the opening is the preeminent, telling feature. fresh Rumsey Taylor 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You June 26, 2003 +1892 One of the greatest horror films made. The opening sequence is not only a classic, it's still frightening nearly three decades after it was made. 5/5 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal May 2, 2003 +1892 It just might be one of the very best movies ever made. 5/5 fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News April 28, 2003 +1892 When it comes to this kind of thriller, no movie has been able to top Jaws, although many have tried. And, as the years go by, it seems increasingly unlikely that anything will come close. 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 12, 2002 +1892 To be fair to this film, and I can't see why I should be, it is an improvement on Peter Benchley's book. rotten Kenneth Robinson 0 The Spectator June 5, 2002 +1892 Killer sharks cause deaths and provide much excitement. fresh 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1892 I loved the film more this time than I had the first time I watched it. 4.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1892 Set Jaws beside any of the contemporary summer cash leviathans and the hollowness of modern-day Hollywood's vision of action-adventure entertainment is laid bare. fresh Scott Von 0 culturevulture.net September 10, 2001 +1892 Director Steven Spielberg has constructed a chillingly frightening film. 8 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide May 29, 2001 +1892 One of the finest primal scare-thrillers ever to come out of Hollywood. 4/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1892 Jaws is a sensationally effective action picture, a scary thriller that works all the better because it's populated with characters that have been developed into human beings we get to know and care about. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1892 An astonishingly effective thriller built on a very primal level: fear. 5/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1892 Like Hitchcock, nothing is thrown in without serving a purpose. B fresh John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews January 1, 2000 +1892 It was the beast that launched a thousand monster movies. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1892 A film that sealed Steven Spielberg's talent as a master entertainer. 5/5 fresh Almar Haflidason 0 BBC.com January 1, 2000 +1892 Well, it's about this shark... 1 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1892 One of those rare films that really deserved its commercial success and its place among the best films of all times. 9/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1892 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 16, 2003 +1892 4/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire August 19, 2002 +1892 4/5 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal August 10, 2002 +1894 The period drama is richly textured and acted with intensity by Meryl Streep, Jeremy Irons and a superior cast. fresh Bob Thomas 1 Associated Press October 22, 2018 +1894 Nothing is left to chance; which means that the responses of the audience aren't left to chance, either. It was as if something were being put over on us. We were in some obscure way, being cheated. The director had reacted for us in advance. rotten Peter Ackroyd 0 The Spectator March 27, 2018 +1894 It is ironic that the framing device, which is meant to draw our attention to the constructed nature of it all, doesn't work nearly as well and ultimately fails to derail our enjoyment of that which we're supposed to be questioning. 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 10, 2015 +1894 A lush period drama that also manages to criticize outmoded patriarchal standards. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 25, 2015 +1894 A shallow, confusing and vexing film. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 10, 2006 +1894 "The French Lieutenant's Woman"" is a beautiful film to look at, and remarkably well-acted." 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1894 A gripping psychological study of the war between the sexes that asks the question: Are we happier, wiser, more liberated, than the Victorian characters in the story? fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 15, 2002 +1894 the film comes off as an academic exercise instead of a living, breathing testament to the ideas it presents. 3.0/5 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Daily-Reviews November 13, 2001 +1894 "It may be a true ""chick flick,"" but as far as those movies go, you could do a hell of a lot worse." 7 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide October 28, 2001 +1894 Characters don't talk to each other -- they talk to the camera 3/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 31, 2001 +1894 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal November 7, 2003 +1894 4/5 fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com September 18, 2003 +1894 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals June 26, 2003 +1894 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom June 19, 2003 +1894 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 11, 2002 +1894 3/5 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis August 10, 2002 +1894 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 29, 2002 +1894 8/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1897 tries so hard to be likeable, you feel bad beating up on it 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com March 4, 2010 +1898 Dragon Blade feels like a dispiriting way for even seasoned bargain-bin trawlers to be seeing in the New Year. rotten Mike McCahill 0 MovieMail December 13, 2016 +1898 Botched promise abounds, starting with the wasted potential of John Cusack's Roman and Jackie Chan's Chinese guard uniting against Brody's evil Tiberius. 2/5 rotten Kevin Harley 0 Total Film December 12, 2016 +1898 Handsome production design and sweeping battle vistas lend a touch of class, with Chan directing the action scenes with trademark brio. 3/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) January 17, 2016 +1898 Chan brings martial artistry to the fight, Cusack his siege skills, and the the film overall is a mishmash of languages, styles and tones. 2/5 rotten David Aldridge 0 Radio Times January 15, 2016 +1898 There are nice moments, but this is pure bombast, and Chan's natural action flair is not given free rein. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 14, 2016 +1898 This generic offering simply doesn't transcend the tropes of the genre at hand. 2/5 rotten Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys January 13, 2016 +1898 Cusack does a good impression of an estate agent having a midlife crisis, while Brody adds to his gallery of eye-rollingly awful performances by going full Tony Montana. 2/5 rotten Eddie Harrison 0 The List January 11, 2016 +1898 Epic in scope is 'Dragon Blade' -- but not the best film Chan has made. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 6, 2015 +1898 The film barely passes the entertainment mustard. fresh John Esther 0 UR Chicago Magazine September 5, 2015 +1898 This Chinese battle epic features exciting, show-stopping fight scenes, but the storytelling in between is almost non-existent, as if lazily looking for ways to kill the time. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media September 4, 2015 +1898 Not an ideal Chan vehicle but, on the other hand, it gains a lot from his ecstatic presence. 2/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro September 4, 2015 +1898 Just about everyone seems to get slashed, carved up or skewered, and vengeance rains down upon all. Except, of course, the one villain who truly deserved it. The filmmaker. 1.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 4, 2015 +1898 In Dragon Blade, East meets West in a murky, mediocre muddle. 2/4 rotten Nathan Rabin 1 Globe and Mail September 4, 2015 +1898 The whole plot is incoherent, and it's depicted almost entirely through montages and crossfades. 6/10 rotten Max Nicholson 0 IGN Movies September 3, 2015 +1898 "Dragon Blade"" is a solidly constructed epic that, despite its many battle scenes, has a strong message of pacifism and unity." 3/4 fresh Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times September 3, 2015 +1898 People are burned alive, crushed like insects, hurled from rooftops. They may not deserve all this. But neither do we. rotten John Anderson 1 Wall Street Journal September 3, 2015 +1898 "The least interesting question to ask about a movie like ""Dragon Blade"" is whether it's any good. Of course it isn't, not especially, but questions of quality pale next to the greater headscratcher: What is it?" rotten Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times September 3, 2015 +1898 Unfortunately, the first casualty is good acting, which dies a noisy, overly dramatic death. 1.5/4 rotten Chris Knight 0 National Post September 3, 2015 +1898 It's all completely over-the-top and loaded with cheese, and the mix of comedy, arch melodrama, sweeping CGI vistas and plentiful if improbable action doesn't quite gel. 2.5/5 rotten Steve Tilley 1 Toronto Sun September 3, 2015 +1898 A confusing action-drama that, despite being a box office titan in China, lands here with a dull thud. 1.5/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star September 3, 2015 +1898 Despite hokum, bad plotting, stereotypical characters and mediocre acting, 'Dragon Blade' does deliver crowd-pleasing battles and gorgeous scenery. 4 rotten Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com September 3, 2015 +1898 An epic in China, it's been trimmed here in the States. But this movie didn't need a cut, it needed a beheading. 1/5 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 New York Daily News September 3, 2015 +1898 Basic elements of production that audiences take for granted-fripperies such as coherent editing or logical character behavior-go horribly awry here and make other films look better by comparison. 1/4 rotten Charles Bramesco 0 Movie Mezzanine September 3, 2015 +1898 Dragon Blade is undercut by woeful miscasting and tonal shifts that veer from drama to comedy and maudlin overreach. 2/5 rotten Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com September 3, 2015 +1898 Lee displays only glimmers of the cartoonish, gonzo sensibility that once made him seem like an interesting talent. In its place is strained seriousness and a butt-ugly digital palette of tan and sand. C rotten Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club September 3, 2015 +1898 Cusack and Brody are painful to watch in their ill-suited roles. 1/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 2, 2015 +1898 "Dragon Blade"" remains familiar, but it's also passionate and competently assembled, only really losing step when it lingers on the obvious instead of celebrating the unexpected." B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com September 2, 2015 +1898 There's plenty of goofiness to go around in this lavish production, awash as it is in CG sunsets, slow-motion shots of blades and arrows penetrating bodies and necks, and computer-assisted pans around the Silk Road and its surrounding desert. 2.5/10 rotten Nick Schager 0 Paste Magazine September 2, 2015 +1898 Veteran star Chan, who plays it mostly straight, has great bromantic chemistry with Cusack, surprisingly convincing as an ancient Roman warrior trying to protect a child of noble birth. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 2, 2015 +1898 The battles, of which there are many, are unique in that they combine Roman fighting techniques with traditional Chinese martial arts, a visual that never gets boring. 3.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com September 2, 2015 +1898 [Chan's] acrobatic action sequences remain eye-catching as ever fresh Clarence Tsui 1 Hollywood Reporter September 1, 2015 +1898 Cusack brings his no-nonsense screen persona to the film but it is left to seething, angry Adrien Brody to overact his way through the role of evil emperor. 2.5/5 rotten Jyoti Sharma 0 Hindustan Times September 1, 2015 +1898 Chan's Dragon Blade is a pleasant surprise, executed with visible grandeur and can claim to be an earnestly performed, crisply edited, smart [film]. 3.5/5 fresh Mohar Basu 0 The Times of India September 1, 2015 +1898 The best Chan vehicle in quite a while. fresh Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International September 1, 2015 +1898 This blade is much too dull. 2/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium August 31, 2015 +1898 Slacker and even less involving than the similarly terrible global kill-fest Last Knights, but easier to watch for the inadvertent camp value of two of the prominent performances. rotten Chuck Bowen 0 Slant Magazine August 31, 2015 +1898 There are some bright moments in the movie but, sadly, Dragon Blade is unfulfilling as a whole. 5/10 fresh Whitney Scott 0 Starburst August 26, 2015 +1898 Dragon Blade delivers on its promise of sprawling battle scenes, intriguing culture clashes and budding bromances, where its giddily high concept and unlikely casting may so easily have seen it fail. fresh James Marsh 0 Screen International March 4, 2015 +1898 An unparalleled meeting of Eastern and Western talent, writer-director Daniel Lee's historical blockbuster is entertainment on a grand scale. fresh Maggie Lee 1 Variety February 26, 2015 +1899 The story almost comes off the rails, but Beetlejuice's charm lies more in the execution. The movie is crammed with visual invention and snappy comedy. 5/5 fresh Steve Rose 0 Guardian October 25, 2018 +1899 For sheer off-the-wall audacity, Tim Burton's demented Beetlejuice certainly demands respect, even if it's more enjoyable in concept than in execution. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek April 5, 2018 +1899 Beetlejuice is so memorable and iconic because Burton took chances and dared to be different. 1 fresh Scott Menzel 0 We Live Entertainment March 30, 2018 +1899 The movie's such a riot of invention we let him take it more or less anywhere. fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) March 30, 2018 +1899 Betelgeuse doesn't fully emerge until the film is half over, but Michael Keaton makes a strong enough impression in the role to explain why the picture is named after his character. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel March 30, 2018 +1899 [Tim] Burton's marvellously imaginative view of the afterlife as a ghoulish extension of mundane earthbound problems is a visionary masterstroke crammed with wit and invention. 4/5 fresh Alan Jones 0 Radio Times March 30, 2018 +1899 An overly ambitious special-effects comedy obviously influenced by the success of Ghostbusters. 2/4 rotten Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune March 30, 2018 +1899 Starting with the title, not much about this movie makes sense. That's what's fun about it. fresh 0 People Magazine March 29, 2018 +1899 Amazingly, it all still feels fresh, even though Burton has since become something of his own franchise since. 4/5 fresh Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine March 29, 2018 +1899 The film is a dazzling display of director Tim Burton's unique pop culture sensibility. fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times March 29, 2018 +1899 It's an experience, rather than another helping of the same old thing. fresh Kyle Counts 1 Hollywood Reporter March 30, 2017 +1899 Early Tim Burton is creepy, dark fun for tweens and teens. 4/5 fresh Scott G. Mignola 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1899 Quite possibly the most bizarre and flat-out surreal effort of Tim Burton's career... 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 29, 2008 +1899 Tim Burton's imagination jumped into the saddle and held onto the bridle with Beetlejuice. 4/4 fresh Eric Henderson 0 Slant Magazine October 9, 2008 +1899 ...weird and unorthadox and innovative and clever, but the main thing is that it's funny. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis October 7, 2008 +1899 The character of Beetlejuice is hazy because the writers can never decide if he's a villain or an anti-hero... 2.5/4 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed October 4, 2008 +1899 One of [Burton's] flat-out funniest films, with Michael Keaton giving a performance for the ages. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 11, 2008 +1899 Beetlejuice means something good: that imaginative artists can bring a fading genre back from the dead. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine August 22, 2008 +1899 A surreal, demented delight. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide August 22, 2008 +1899 A minor classic. fresh 0 Film4 August 22, 2008 +1899 Darkly humorous and visually inventive, Burton's second film, which deservedly won the Makeup Oscar, fulfilled the promise he showed in his debut, launching a brilliant career with Batman and other original movies, many of which starring Johnny Depp. A- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 18, 2008 +1899 Very clever black comedy full of great characters and situations. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com June 1, 2007 +1899 Some of the most surprisingly enjoyable viewing in years. fresh Steve Grant 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1899 a vehicle perfectly tailored for Burton's peculiar eye 3.5/5 fresh Keith Breese 0 Filmcritic.com March 30, 2005 +1899 funny and completely twisted 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 8, 2004 +1899 An appealing mess. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader August 7, 2004 +1899 Leave it to Tim Burton, with his affinity for the misunderstood monster, to be as sweet as he is funny, and not terribly scary, though that's part of his point... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher October 31, 2003 +1899 Brilliant dark comedy 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com August 15, 2003 +1899 Burton's breakthrough film. Marred by boring leads. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 14, 2003 +1899 [The] actors, not surprisingly, are limited by the stupidity of their material. rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1899 This comic spook tale borrows a page from the Topper storyline, but does it with imaginative fun and style. fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 10, 2003 +1899 Tim Burton's freshest work, and perhaps the purest embodiment of his funky world view. Count the number of people whose careers were made here; that's no fluke. 4/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium February 6, 2003 +1899 An excellent, twisted, funny film back when Burton didn't get in the way of his own filmmaking. 4/5 fresh Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com December 19, 2002 +1899 One of Tim Burton's earliest works, and quite possibly his best, when his eager energy wasn't completely swamped by his self-indulgence. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix November 7, 2002 +1899 One of the all-time great ghost movies, and certainly the funniest. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +1899 Coasts by like a rocket, thanks to Keaton's inspired performance and Burton's dark-carnival lunacy. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1899 The movie is all anticlimax once we realize it's going to be about gimmicks, not characters. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1899 The joy of Beetlejuice is its completely bizarre -- but perfectly realized -- view of the world. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1899 Not since Ghostbusters have the spirits been so uplifting. fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1899 Burton makes good use of all the possibilities offered by the plot and gives us some wildly original creatures, most notably Michael Keaton as the terrible Beetlejuice. 3/4 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +1899 [A] tournee of mediocre special effects. rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1899 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com December 5, 2007 +1899 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 8, 2005 +1899 3/5 fresh Joe Williams 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 7, 2005 +1899 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) October 17, 2004 +1899 4/5 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 13, 2004 +1899 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +1899 2/5 rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly August 21, 2003 +1899 2/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals August 15, 2003 +1899 4/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 11, 2002 +1899 4/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) September 1, 2002 +1902 [Boris Karloff is] again near the top of his game as the best thing about this slow but effective Victorian who-actually-done-it. fresh Mark Bourne 0 DVDJournal.com March 5, 2007 +1903 Definitely isn't setting any precedence, but it's serviceable and fun. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed March 24, 2014 +1903 This movie is lost from the start and never finds its way. Plays like a video game with repetitive special effects and wooden dialogue. D+ rotten Paul Chambers 0 CNNRadio August 5, 2009 +1903 The computer-generated imagery falls short when it comes to supplying the gore for the fight scenes: the bright splashes of red look almost literally Photoshopped onto the settings. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 Cinefantastique April 29, 2009 +1903 It's photogenic people killing mutants before green screens; what more could you ask? 2.5/5 rotten Michael Ordo 1 Los Angeles Times April 29, 2009 +1903 Stylized, slapdash sci-fi bloodbath is gory and grim. 1/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Common Sense Media April 27, 2009 +1903 Shoestring special effects and flimsy storytelling make Mutant Chronicles a B-movie fantasy in search of an old Times Square moviehouse. 2/5 rotten Steve Ramos 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 27, 2009 +1903 ...makes one long for the comparatively straightforward incompetence of filmmakers like Uwe Boll. rotten Todd Gilchrist 0 Syfy Wire April 24, 2009 +1903 The reason most movies don't include aliens, zombies, weird mysticism and a lot of swordfighting is that each of those elements... takes time to explore and nurture into something compelling. C- rotten Eugene Novikov 0 AMCtv.com April 24, 2009 +1903 Combine some of the most misguided design decisions in years with dialogue, plot, and characters out of an Uwe Boll film and you have a definite misfire rotten Brian Tallerico 0 Movie Retriever April 23, 2009 +1903 You won't understand what's going on and, even worse, you won't care. 1/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com April 22, 2009 +1903 I dearly hope John Malkovich got paid handsomely for his two days of embarrassment on-set. rotten Aaron Hillis 1 Village Voice April 22, 2009 +1903 "Every guy has watched an action film and wondered when we'd get to the good stuff, but from minute one we're given ""the good stuff,"" but it's just not executed well enough, and the film is too kitschy to really be enjoyed." 2 rotten 0 AskMen.com April 22, 2009 +1903 The feature is better executed in a shoot-first-ask-questions-later style that encourages silence and brutality. Once the material is asked to explain itself, the entertainment value of the film curdles immediately. C+ rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com April 16, 2009 +1903 not only ridiculously lame but sickeningly contrived 1/5 rotten Keith Breese 0 Filmcritic.com April 9, 2009 +1903 ...suffers from a pervadingly low-rent sensibility that proves impossible to overlook. 1.5/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 26, 2008 +1903 Mutant Chronicles has an intriguing premise, good performances and some decent effects, but it's let down by some terrible pacing and an extremely dull script. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 18, 2008 +1903 There is some excitement to be had. However, it looks like a computer game unwisely made into a movie without the money to do it justice. 2/5 rotten Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard October 10, 2008 +1903 Mutant Chronicles is as atrocious as its terrible title suggests - but one redemptive aspect to this based-on- a-role-play-game snooze-fest is its ambitious visual flair. 1/5 rotten Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 0 Metro (UK) October 10, 2008 +1903 When the ridiculous and the sublime come within kissing distance like this, you know that, script or no script, Hollywood has found a way to have a wonderful time. rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times October 10, 2008 +1903 There's lots of shooting, grenades exploding and things going bang and, even if the film gets bogged down by some needless religious mumbo-jumbo, the whole thing looks great in a grimy, Blade Runner kind of way. 3/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) October 10, 2008 +1903 This is a gruesome film, even by modern standards. It is also utterly devoid of a point, or interesting ideas. 0/5 rotten Christopher Tookey 0 Daily Mail (UK) October 10, 2008 +1903 Are excitable eight-year-olds - this movie's intellectual target audience - really going to wait another ten years before they can watch it legally? 2/5 rotten Tim Evans 0 Sky Cinema October 10, 2008 +1903 The production notes describe this as an epic sci-fi action thriller like no other, which is on every level a blessing - it's like being dropped into a tar pit of underlit tedium. rotten Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) October 10, 2008 +1903 A cranium-pulverisingly dull and badly acted sci-fi action non-thriller. 1/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 10, 2008 +1903 But a screenplay that sounds like it was hewn from chunks of wood is a great leveller, so everyone comes out looking equally inept. 1/5 rotten Wendy Ide 0 Times (UK) October 10, 2008 +1903 Rubbish CGI, rubbish acting, rubbish storytelling. Throw in a few mutants and a better-than-it-deserves cast and you get this sci-fi timewaster. 2.5/5 rotten Jamie Russell 0 Film4 October 10, 2008 +1903 A cheesy attempt to throw everything at the screen, this futuristic thriller would no doubt work much better as a videogame 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 9, 2008 +1903 There's no doubting the frenetic energy of Simon Hunter's steampunk thriller with its deft mixing of CGI and live action. The mutants are artforms of grotesqueness and truly terrifying. 7/10 fresh Victor Olliver 0 Teletext October 9, 2008 +1903 oloklirotiki adynamia ton synteleston eite na kratisoyn to pantrema sto paradosiaka apodekto, eite na to perasoyn sto prohorimeno aisthitika, os stilistika proothimeno, geionontas se akribos sto kentro enos paradoksoy yparksiakoy uncanny valley 1/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses September 16, 2008 +1903 3/5 fresh Drew Toal 1 Time Out November 17, 2011 +1903 1/5 rotten Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film October 20, 2008 +1905 Inventively examines bigotry, combining daring humor and hyperbole, dark realism and shining idealism. fresh Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader April 12, 2010 +1905 It's a joyful experience. fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1905 Vivid characters rendered impotent by a disorienting tone and a jerky, start-and-stop narrative that dilutes the film's putative emotional punch. C- rotten Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today February 17, 2003 +1905 In conception, it's closer to Bruce Beresford's Six Degrees of Separation: Both films call attention to the close relatedness, regardless of geography and class, of humans. fresh Peter Henne 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1905 the film offers Americans an empathetic glimpse of the country we revolted against all those years ago. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card January 1, 2000 +1905 What it fails to do is tell a coherent story, as everything about this exaggerated tale is hopelessly lost in a sea of silliness and generalities. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1905 About more than Bosnia: it's about the immigrant experience; it's about tolerance; it's about making a difference; it's about learning to make the best of what one has. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1905 A- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1905 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 4, 2005 +1905 4/5 fresh Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 10, 2004 +1905 B fresh Paula Nechak 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 3, 2002 +1905 A- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly February 18, 2000 +1905 4.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1905 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1905 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1905 B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +1905 8 fresh Diane Selkirk 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1905 2/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1905 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1905 4/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1905 4.5/5 fresh James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1905 2/4 rotten 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1905 1/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1905 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1905 6/10 fresh Gary Mairs 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1907 In two, three years, this movie will look as clunky as The Jazz Singer did by the early Thirties. But it will remain a crucial document in cinematic evolution, a pioneer cyberflick, a film without a single real actor. fresh Mark Steyn 0 The Spectator January 29, 2018 +1907 A film that is worth rediscovering so many years after its premiere - you might have a pleasant surprise. [Full review in Spanish] 3/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 November 17, 2016 +1907 In all its beautiful spectacle and skin-crawling ugliness, it is very much something that should be at least sampled, just for a taste of it. 5/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy April 27, 2015 +1907 "First computer animated movie to ""star"" actors." 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 24, 2010 +1907 I never stopped marveling at the thousands of individually delineated pores and hair strands of the heroine, but the thin story covering her acquisition of one wave after another while narrowly escaping death time and again is strictly for player one. rotten Lisa Alspector 1 Chicago Reader April 12, 2010 +1907 It's possible that the effect might be different if this were not a soggy, derivative SF movie and we had more to engage and divert us. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) April 12, 2010 +1907 Despite the utterly amazing animation and exciting action, this is nothing like its source material and is very disappointing in the end. 2/4 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1907 "This bigscreen adaptation of the long-popular interactive computer game is visually impressive if not dramatically cool, and is marked by ""acting"" that is no worse than that found in the majority of sci-fi films." fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety September 9, 2008 +1907 It's a paradox--it's at once exhilarating yet exhausting, thrilling yet boring, masterful yet banal. C+ rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) August 19, 2007 +1907 From a strictly visual standpoint, the film is like nothing you've ever seen. In terms of story, however, you've seen it all before. 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1907 The human figure, however, remains a challenge to current CGI technology, since the detailing of hair and freckles, for instance, proves rather more credible than the marionette-like impression created by cold eyes and oddly unconvincing body movements. rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1907 The story is well written and incredibly smart, but probably a bit too spiritual for western audiences. 7/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com December 31, 2005 +1907 Even in the world of the digitally perfect, a black man seems doomed to be a disposable sidekick, and the heroine must represent every feminist ideal at once. C rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +1907 It's all very complicated and makes one lose interest quickly. 2/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette November 7, 2003 +1907 A lot of painstaking work went into this . . . Unfortunately, the main story becomes nearly incomprehensible . . . and the last ten minutes or so just feel like drudgery. 3/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com March 20, 2003 +1907 The plot itself is convoluted sci-fi fare, taking in elements of botany, biology and philosophy, but it makes more sense than Pearl Harbor and the cast seems a lot more human. 3/5 fresh Harry Guerin 0 March 4, 2003 +1907 A delight, rising well above the standard animated action formula. 4.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1907 It looks like a video game intro. 2.5/5 rotten Chris Gore 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1907 Visually stunning computer-animated sci-fi flick that unfortunately betrays its video-game origins with poor characterisation, an appalling script and a badly thought-out plot. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1907 The cityscapes, action sequences and phantoms and the sheer scale of the film are jaw-dropping. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1907 Just when you think you've seen every computer trick and gimmick that can possibly stick to a screen, along comes a new advance that puts the 'special' back in special effects. 3/4 fresh Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1907 It's just plain bewildering. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1907 The truth is, I have never seen a movie with this much exposition, and I still have no idea what was going on most of the time. rotten Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly July 24, 2002 +1907 As a technical achievement [the characters] are astounding. It's too bad they weren't put into a plot that felt less hackneyed. 6/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies July 12, 2002 +1907 The heroes, though eye-poppingly rendered, remain emotionally as one-dimensional as any computer-game avatar. C- rotten Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide May 9, 2002 +1907 With all the effort put in by the animators, this should have been a classic. 2.5/4 fresh Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com April 19, 2002 +1907 You thought reality TV was bad? How about movies based on video games? rotten Peg Aloi 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1907 Successfully following the plot should earn viewers some kind of trophy; staying awake should earn them a cash prize. rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine March 8, 2002 +1907 Made by intelligent people for intelligent people. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 26, 2002 +1907 "Where ""Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within"" falters is not in the stunning visuals, but in its pedestrian script" 3/5 fresh Ted Murphy 0 Baseline.Hollywood.com December 21, 2001 +1907 An enjoyable film to watch. 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews December 19, 2001 +1907 Despite its strong visual appeal, Final Fantasy alienates the audience with strange theories that go unexplained, and characters that rival Pinocchio's reality. 5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Apollo Guide December 16, 2001 +1907 As the first attempt at a photo-realistic animated movie, this is definitely worth seeing on the big screen. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +1907 If human beings were made up entirely of eyeballs, this would be an instant classic. 5/10 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com October 10, 2001 +1907 "The look of Final Fantasy then provides food for thought: what is ""realism"" and what does it have to do with the movies? " 2.5/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 20, 2001 +1907 ...from the first half hour through the final, unbelievably dull moment, the film beats its audience over the head with the same, tired moral. 2/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight September 18, 2001 +1907 Technically this movie is really, really excellent. 3/4 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page August 23, 2001 +1907 The story is adequate, if familiar, but after half an hour relapses into cliche. rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 10, 2001 +1907 Visually stunning, while utterly mentally mundane. 2.5/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review August 6, 2001 +1907 Some strong action sequences, a consistent treat for the eyeballs and an early glimpse of the future of animation. 3/5 fresh Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine August 3, 2001 +1907 Though the story is confusing and derivative, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within is as visually startling as any fan could have hoped. 3/5 fresh Jason Anderson 0 eye WEEKLY August 2, 2001 +1907 Not just for genre audiences... deserves to be appreciated by anyone looking for smart, classy entertainment. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat July 29, 2001 +1907 It is absolutely gorgeous and breathtaking in the execution of its photorealistic, computer-generated humans. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian July 27, 2001 +1907 It's quite a blast. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile July 27, 2001 +1907 The characters in Final Fantasy are truly artificial in more ways than one. rotten David Luty 0 Film Journal International July 24, 2001 +1907 Photo-realism can only go so far when so little thought has gone into the story the 'synthespians' are acting out. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com July 21, 2001 +1907 They are both visually very stunning to look at, both a wee on the wooden side, acting-wise, and both a mite forgettable. 3 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 19, 2001 +1907 The exercise is so elaborately pointless you'd think the Pentagon had bankrolled it. rotten Michael Atkinson 1 Village Voice July 18, 2001 +1907 It succeeds in making the viewer wish for the images of real people on the screen instead of fake ones. 2.5/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope July 18, 2001 +1907 There's really only one reason to watch this movie, and that's to witness the evolution of comuter generated animation. rotten Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment July 17, 2001 +1907 Too bad the dazzling 'eye candy' technology was wasted on such a trivial pursuit. 6/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com July 16, 2001 +1907 All the talk of how great this movie looks misses the larger point of how good this movie isn't. rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! July 16, 2001 +1907 By the movie's end, I was too busy sniggering at the horrible lines ... to enjoy the visuals. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 16, 2001 +1907 A gorgeous, surprisingly meditative look at the beauty of life and the mysteries of death. 3.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 16, 2001 +1907 The film is hands down the best ever based on a video game. fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 16, 2001 +1907 One for the history books, and tremendous fun to boot. 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle July 16, 2001 +1907 A mesmerizing technical achievement. B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly July 16, 2001 +1907 When we see something with so little difference from humans, it just makes clearer how important that difference is. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 16, 2001 +1907 Darned if the thing doesn't feel like a Saturday-morning adventure cartoon stretched out to feature-length. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 16, 2001 +1907 A must-see for movie buffs curious about a new technology. 3/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 15, 2001 +1907 For all its capacity for follicular detail, this cool new technology has trouble with intimacy. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper July 14, 2001 +1907 After you're done marveling at the characters' semirealistic way of moving and the freckles and minor imperfections that dot their skin ... it's all too easy to get hung up on the things that make them seem clumsy and awkward. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com July 13, 2001 +1907 Where it falters is on the script level. Screenwriters distilled so many familiar science-fiction plot lines that nothing exists thematically to rival the groundbreaking visuals. 3/5 fresh Serena Donadoni 0 Orlando Weekly July 13, 2001 +1907 The only reason to see Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within is to gaze in amazement at what the future of film may hold. It's not a particularly good movie, but it's a movie that may change the movies. rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News July 13, 2001 +1907 One could recommend the film to sci-fi fans for its groundbreaking look alone. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 13, 2001 +1907 The film comes from a video game, and no effort was made to develop the main ideas. This may not be a bother when you're jabbing buttons or yanking joysticks, but it's a dead loss onscreen. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer July 13, 2001 +1907 Serves as yet another illustration of how unimpressive even the most sophisticated effects work can seem when married to mediocre storytelling. rotten Michael Tunison 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 13, 2001 +1907 "The real draw for ""Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within"" is to the many fans of the video game series and those who are curious...." B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews July 13, 2001 +1907 Moviegoers accustomed to Hollywood action probably won't find this contemplative adventure so appealing. rotten Mike Clark 1 USA Today July 12, 2001 +1907 Has the stolidness of a video game, from which it is derived. 1.5/5 rotten Elvis Mitchell 1 New York Times July 12, 2001 +1907 Spectacular entertainment. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times July 12, 2001 +1907 Fast-paced and highly watchable. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 12, 2001 +1907 Won't disappoint the die-hard sci-fi fan or video game enthusiast. fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) July 12, 2001 +1907 This film's bleak and murky vision, and somewhat incomprehensible spiritual mumbo-jumbo storyline, just didn't do it for me. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium July 11, 2001 +1907 Unfortunately, the script is bad compared to the technology. rotten Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee July 11, 2001 +1907 While this completely computer-generated sci-fi tale breaks new ground visually, beneath its sleek digital surface lurks a dull and nonsensical mishmash of cliches, confusion and sterile characters. rotten Steve Tilley 0 Edmonton Sun July 11, 2001 +1907 As a feature film, it ranks right up there with Titan A.E. and Atlantis for logic and an ability to compel. rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Calgary Sun July 11, 2001 +1907 Truth is, there's hardly an original idea on display here. rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star July 11, 2001 +1907 Animation breakthrough aside, the main thing about Final Fantasy is that it is really, really boring. rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies July 11, 2001 +1907 The too-smooth skin, the too-tidy hair, the slightly wooden way the characters move -- all of the elements that nudge them from the realm of the ordinary -- only serve to heighten the sense that everything on screen deserves our utmost attention. fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle July 11, 2001 +1907 The sight of these characters getting romantic is about as involving as watching two expensive mannequins kissing in a Macy's window. 2.5/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times July 11, 2001 +1907 Predictable, nonsensical plot, laughably lame dialogue and a surfeit of cloying environmentalist piety. 2/4 rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post July 11, 2001 +1907 The film's greatest strength is also one of its biggest weaknesses. As realistic-looking as the characters are, the flat, expressionless features make them seem emotionally aloof and rather unsympathetic. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 11, 2001 +1907 At least the movie tries not to come across like a video game that you can't play. fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday July 11, 2001 +1907 Is Final Fantasy decent sci-fi? Yes, more than decent. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 11, 2001 +1907 Like Dr. Ross and her companions, the movie artfully mimics life without ever truly living. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Caro 1 Chicago Tribune July 11, 2001 +1907 It should be seen, not for the movie itself, but for the way it has been made. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle July 11, 2001 +1907 Sooner or later, viewers have to ask themselves: If they were to do this film with live actors, would it be worth seeing? 2/4 rotten Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 11, 2001 +1907 A technical milestone. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 11, 2001 +1907 It feels as if a computer also wrote and directed the film. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! July 11, 2001 +1907 Optically stunning, emotionally cold. rotten Melanie McFarland 1 Seattle Times July 11, 2001 +1907 Digital technology allows man to create man in his own image with greater sophistication than ever before, and the 'man' he creates is a bore. rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star July 11, 2001 +1907 Narratively, thematically, this is a dismissible picture, just another in a long and forgettable line of silly action flicks. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail July 11, 2001 +1907 This sluggish would-be adventure is further burdened with a turgid, overly complicated plot. 2/5 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide July 11, 2001 +1907 As monotonous as Muzak, and when it comes to the plot, both bewildering and trite. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post July 11, 2001 +1907 Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within raises the bar for computer-generated imagery, then leaps over it. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe July 11, 2001 +1907 My fantasy involved having the projector break or seeing the theater lights come back on. rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Eclipse Magazine July 11, 2001 +1907 It troubles you, makes you think, and at times thrills. B fresh Jim Chastain 0 Norman Transcript July 11, 2001 +1907 Obscurely plotted, emotionally simplistic and cliched in its characterization. rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune July 11, 2001 +1907 It's got a thought-provoking plot, without any clear-cut 'nemeses.' fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily July 11, 2001 +1907 Visually awe-inspiring and groundbreaking. 4/5 fresh Annette Cardwell 0 Filmcritic.com July 11, 2001 +1907 The characters are so frighteningly lifelike ... that it becomes distracting, which I guess actually helps the story in a way. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine July 11, 2001 +1907 Gleaming, but not without faults. 2.5/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card July 10, 2001 +1907 A movie that doesn't quite know what it wants to be. rotten Mike Antonucci 1 San Jose Mercury News July 10, 2001 +1907 Plays more like an expanded short story than a full-blown novel, but it's still a game worth playing. 3/4 fresh Mary Kalin-Casey 0 Reel.com July 10, 2001 +1907 Final Fantasy joins Tomb Raider and The Phantom Menace as movies whose moronic stories are mere vehicles to get the viewer from one game-challenge sequence -- a chase through canyons, a battle with aliens -- to the next. rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 10, 2001 +1907 While the action is convincing, the story is garbled and its which-way-is-up climax is too scrambled. rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 10, 2001 +1907 These characters are so stiff and dull that you'd be tempted to use that control pad to make the aliens eat all of them. That would be worth watching. rotten Dave White 0 IFilm July 10, 2001 +1907 The movie feels -- surprise -- hollow and lifeless. rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times July 10, 2001 +1907 On a storytelling level, Final Fantasy isn't very compelling, but on a technological level, it is. fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 10, 2001 +1907 The result is a ground-breaking achievement that could be recommended for its eye-popping visual prowess alone. Fortunately, these computerized thespians also engage the heart and mind. fresh Peter Bernard 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 10, 2001 +1907 The clumsy script spells out exposition in the most blunt terms and a brave attempt to express subtle emotions in dramatic scenes is doomed by the limitations of the technology and the animator. C rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 10, 2001 +1907 At first it's fun to watch the characters ... But then you notice a coldness in the eyes, a mechanical quality in the movements. 3/5 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone July 10, 2001 +1907 Has the capacity to inspire awe, but it's still a rough draft. rotten Cody Clark 1 Mr. Showbiz July 10, 2001 +1907 A faux-spiritual spectacle that goes on about Guya and spirit waves, all the while delighting in its own big guns and displaying nary a clue about weaving a cogent tale. rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News July 10, 2001 +1907 Crisp, breathtaking battle sequences that nearly put live-action to shame. 5/10 fresh Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch July 10, 2001 +1907 Great animation, third-rate plot, but it still appeals to the geek within. B- fresh Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 10, 2001 +1907 The result is ugly, confusing and boring. 1.5/5 rotten Edward Johnson-Ott 0 NUVO Newsweekly July 10, 2001 +1907 The computer animation is very impressive. fresh Scott Chitwood 0 ComingSoon.net July 10, 2001 +1907 It's muddled, hackneyed and torpid, and the only emotional reaction it elicits from viewers is one of tedium. D+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 10, 2001 +1907 It's more than a little frustrating to be so stimulated visually while being spoon-fed incongruous spiritual mumbo jumbo and force-fed incompatible summer action conventions. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire July 10, 2001 +1907 Older kids and adults ... will feel rewarded and blessed to have seen something so intriguing. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 10, 2001 +1907 There's an almost evangelical, wave-of-the-future excitement to the film, promising more and better to come. 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review July 10, 2001 +1907 The filmmakers apparently have assumed that the advance in realistic animation techniques will create character, when all it really creates are images... rotten Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net July 9, 2001 +1907 Truly robotic storytelling and laughably artificial dialogue. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter July 9, 2001 +1907 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1907 2.5/4 rotten Stacie Hougland 0 Hollywood.com October 10, 2003 +1907 2/4 rotten Alan Sissenwein 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1907 4/10 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 26, 2001 +1907 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic October 15, 2001 +1907 2/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews July 20, 2001 +1907 2/5 rotten Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy July 11, 2001 +1910 Zain Al Rafeea's naturalness, however uncanny, only makes the film's maneuverings seem all the more obvious. 1.5/4 rotten Diego Semerene 0 Slant Magazine December 4, 2018 +1910 "Given its stark visuals, its authentic acting by non professionals, and its humanism, ""Capernaum"" has become the obvious entry by Lebanon to our Academy Awards." B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Big Apple Reviews November 28, 2018 +1910 All of this brilliance stems from the brilliant script from Labaki. One part 'The Florida Project' and one part struggle for survival, Labaki's work shines. 3.5/4 fresh Alan French 0 We Bought a Blog October 25, 2018 +1910 Alrafeea is a revelation as the energetic, foul-mouthed Zain, beautifully delivering a spontaneous energy that feels as though its plucked right off the streets moments before the cameras roll. B+ fresh Jordan Ruimy 0 The Playlist October 23, 2018 +1910 A wonderfully complex and rich coming of age story that doesn't sugar coat the reality of life for those on the fringes of society. fresh Rosalynn Try-Hane 0 Liquid Marmalade October 17, 2018 +1910 The last shot had me choking back sobs. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR October 8, 2018 +1910 Labaki's realistic camera following Zain, whose family is undocumented migrants, takes viewers into the heart of a very real, universal issue, no, not about refugees, but the problem of unfit parenting. fresh Diana Cheng 0 Asian American Press October 1, 2018 +1910 Labaki ... keeps the plot moving quickly through its most distressing parts, always able with image and sound to keep us intently focused on what we need to see. fresh Christopher Llewellyn 0 Hammer to Nail September 21, 2018 +1910 A disgusting act of film vanity disguised as a social conscience. Cinema is not nourished by heroes, but by ideas and art. [Full Review in Spanish] rotten 0 Butaca Ancha September 12, 2018 +1910 It's a scathing commentary on the effects of poverty, the failure to properly respond to refugee crises, and simple human decency populated by those struggling just as much as the next yet have also crossed a line they cannot return from. B+ fresh Jared Mobarak 0 The Film Stage September 9, 2018 +1910 Her frank depiction of unseemly behaviour is heartbreakingly real, her tireless humanism a constant presence. 4/5 fresh Paul Ennis 0 NOW Toronto September 6, 2018 +1910 Such escapades will eventually fill undiscerning art-house patrons with a warm glow and leave them none the wiser concerning Beirut's mean streets. rotten Richard Porton 0 Cinema Scope September 5, 2018 +1910 It's easy to place a camera on a sad child and immediately generate sympathy - this isn't a film as much as it's a two hour infomercial for your local church's outreach program. rotten Alex Lines 0 Film Inquiry August 24, 2018 +1910 It's a tear-jerker, all right -- but then, it's hard to see how it could remain true to reality and be anything else. fresh Stephanie Bunbury 0 The Age (Australia) August 15, 2018 +1910 Despite an awkwardly didactic climax, the results are grueling and powerful. fresh Bilge Ebiri 1 Village Voice May 30, 2018 +1910 "In the end, ""Capernaum"" is a film that will have two sides. Those who will love it unconditionally, and those who will feel repulsion for a supposed emotional manipulation. [Full review in Spanish]" fresh Ruben Peralta 0 Cocalecas May 25, 2018 +1910 Capernaum will have you in floods of tears. 5/5 fresh Joseph Walsh 0 The Skinny May 22, 2018 +1910 A social-realist blockbuster - fired by furious compassion and teeming with sorrow, yet strewn with diamond-shards of beauty, wit and hope. 5/5 fresh Robbie Collin 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) May 21, 2018 +1910 Labaki piles on the sentimentality, seemingly unaware that the inherently harrowing premise is reason enough to care. rotten Gus Edgar 0 Film Inquiry May 20, 2018 +1910 Some will find the film's politics belaboured, but Labaki has earned the right, with her fully evidenced inquiry into destitution, to ram points home. fresh Caspar Salmon 0 Sight and Sound May 19, 2018 +1910 It's a deeply assured piece of direction, and though it only plays a few emotional notes, they are ones that won't soon leave your memory. fresh Emily Yoshida 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 18, 2018 +1910 The kind of social-issue sadness pile that confuses nonstop hardship for drama, begging for our tears at every moment. C+ rotten 1 AV Club May 18, 2018 +1910 It is, therefore, an aesthetic manipulation of a dramatic social picture, which reveals a more than questionable view of its materials by the director... [Full review in Spanish] rotten Carlos F. Heredero 0 May 18, 2018 +1910 Every emotion is negated by another, until we're left with nothing but the mess we were presented from the start. Capernaum, indeed. C rotten David Ehrlich 1 indieWire May 18, 2018 +1910 It's a much angrier, tougher - and sometimes funnier - film than you might imagine from its cloying opening premise. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian May 18, 2018 +1910 A film that chooses raw dramatic power over narrative finesse. fresh Lee Marshall 0 Screen International May 17, 2018 +1910 Not subtle, but stirring. fresh Leslie Felperin 1 Hollywood Reporter May 17, 2018 +1910 While this is unquestionably an issue film, it tackles its subject with intelligence and heart. fresh Jay Weissberg 1 Variety May 17, 2018 +1911 Unfortunately, failed comedy and vigorous suspense are handcuffed together for the entire trip. rotten Stefan Kanfer 1 TIME Magazine February 7, 2018 +1911 "Although one of Sidney Lumet's minor efforts, ""The Anderson Tapes"" functions as a cool retro caper movie full of nostalgic details. The film's car chase climax is no joke." B- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com October 2, 2017 +1911 A good example of the now-neglected caper genre. 2.5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide August 15, 2017 +1911 Carries the unfortunate burden of echoing other, better films. 2/5 rotten Rob Fraser 0 Empire Magazine August 15, 2017 +1911 Lumet does manage to achieve a certain sarcastic humour. 3/5 fresh Tom Hutchinson 0 Radio Times August 15, 2017 +1911 Despite its heavy undertones of satire, irony and social comment, this entertaining film is basically a caper thriller. 3/5 fresh 0 Sky Cinema August 15, 2017 +1911 Weak caper flick that's phony, superficial and unconvincing, that too slickly veers between comedy and suspense. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 23, 2009 +1911 Scripter Frank Pierson with director Sidney Lumet has injected broadly comic aspects and the laughs work without reducing suspense. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1911 If this sort of thing bores you, you may want to give it a chance anyway because Christopher Walken ... makes his Hollywood film debut. 3/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com April 9, 2007 +1911 Watchable but curiously muffled thriller. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1911 I am full of admiration for the superb pacing, the tactful understatement of the location shooting, the sharp feel of the city. fresh Roger Greenspun 1 New York Times May 9, 2005 +1911 Good, old-fashioned Connery heist flick. Goes down smooth. 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 3, 2005 +1911 Works very, very nicely. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1911 The Anderson Tapes is a crime caper movie which never quite makes up its mind whether it is suspense it is after or laughs. rotten Tony Mastroianni 0 Cleveland Press November 20, 2003 +1911 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +1911 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette February 8, 2004 +1911 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1912 Drags by minute by painful minute as Whoopi Goldberg and a strong supporting cast strive in vain to recapture the breezy energy of the original. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 9, 2018 +1912 Absolutely dreadful. rotten Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday November 28, 2017 +1912 While the kids may sing a storm when at last they get down to mixing Beethoven, gospel and rap, in the good clean fun department this is monumentally weak and derivative. 2/5 rotten Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine August 4, 2009 +1912 A slapdash affair, with paper-thin plotting and characters more or less redeemed by some winning musical sequences. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide August 4, 2009 +1912 Two trips to the convent is one too many. rotten Brian Lowry 1 Variety August 4, 2009 +1912 I hope what they all got paid made it worth the bother. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader August 4, 2009 +1912 Bouncy musical numbers and plenty of social concern, but the star, regrettably, is on autopilot. rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1912 Unwatchable. 0/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum October 28, 2005 +1912 lame, stupid sequel 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures September 2, 2005 +1912 The film is like a pleasant visit with old friends fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 19, 2003 +1912 The sequel suffers from a lame, saccharine premise and a fatally earnest manner. 1.5/5 rotten Caryn James 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1912 Should've left the first one alone 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com December 23, 2002 +1912 "It's kind of frightening that it took three writers to come up with this ""plot""." 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1912 This is another one of those dreary retreads about a bunch of kids with no faith in themselves, and about how an inspiring teacher coaches them into the State Finals, where they upset the snobs from the rich school. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1912 This shoddiest of sequels should be the last act for these sorry Sisters. rotten Joe Brown 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1912 Shamelessly contrived pap. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1912 It's clear that no one's creative juices were really flowing on this project. Not even trickling. 1/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1912 As for Goldberg herself, there is similarly little for her to do, and she looks bored. 3/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1912 0/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1912 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 30, 2005 +1912 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette April 2, 2005 +1912 0/5 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 7, 2004 +1912 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal September 5, 2003 +1912 1/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 5, 2003 +1912 1/4 rotten Marc Vincenti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1912 2/5 rotten Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) August 6, 2002 +1912 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 31, 2002 +1912 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly December 10, 1993 +1914 A subdued, atmospheric, finely crafted independent picture. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant April 13, 2018 +1914 The film is as listless as its self-absorbed heroine. fresh Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday November 28, 2017 +1914 Judd shines like the movie star she was destined to become. 5/5 fresh Beth Jones 0 Roanoke Times (Virginia) July 15, 2003 +1914 A great film about a woman running from her life and inadvertantly finding it. 4/5 fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News February 26, 2003 +1914 Focuses on the inner life of one sensitive young woman as she ponders the meaning of love, loneliness, fear, intimacy and independence. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 20, 2002 +1914 Judd is a most appealing performer with great screen presence. Here is your chance to see a genuine rising star in the early stages of her career. fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1914 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 31, 2003 +1914 4/5 fresh 0 TV Guide July 30, 2003 +1914 2/4 rotten 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1914 3/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 27, 2003 +1914 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 8, 2002 +1914 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1914 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1914 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1914 4.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1914 7/10 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1922 "In spite of the admirable effort that the Wayans brothers went to in digitally transplanting Marlon Wayans head and facial expressions onto the two-foot-six-inch body of a nine-year-old actor, ""Little Man"" is a bawdy and violent comedy that rankles more t" C- rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 22, 2009 +1922 The work of the Wayans brothers, Little Man is even less funny than their last comedy, White Chicks, and enough to get them permanently evicted from the house of mirth. rotten Philip French 0 Observer (UK) January 20, 2007 +1922 A slap-happy misadventure featuring Marlon Wayans as a foul-mouthed midget masquerading as a baby in order to retrieve a pilfered diamond from a childless couple. 1/4 rotten Kam Williams 0 BlackFilm.com January 4, 2007 +1922 Slathers itself in scatology, crotch-punching, hilarious elder/child abuse, and a brutal ration of unearned sentiment. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central November 7, 2006 +1922 There are some films that are hardly worth the trouble of watching: once you've got the central concept, you can pretty much run the movie in your head. 1/5 rotten Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com September 5, 2006 +1922 Slow-moving, tasteless and totally devoid of ingenuity or charisma, this is a gross one-joke monstrosity - and that joke wasn't very funny in the first place. rotten David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) September 1, 2006 +1922 The Wayans filmmaking clan strikes with another idiotic compilation of bodily-function gags and lowbrow obnoxiousness masquerading as hip comedy. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle August 31, 2006 +1922 Abysmal comedy that's nonsensical, frequently offensive and almost entirely laugh-free. 1/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 31, 2006 +1922 It's a concept, not a movie. rotten JM Tyree 1 Time Out August 31, 2006 +1922 If your taste runs to scatology and you find little people inherently funny, Little Man may be the movie for you. rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 8, 2006 +1922 "Could you really have expected better from the people who made ""White Chicks""?" D- rotten Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) July 28, 2006 +1922 [The Wayanses] collaborate on another forgettable farce drenched in vapid vulgarity...[a] pea-brained prank. Anyone game for White Chicks II? 1/4 rotten Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye July 23, 2006 +1922 Tedious, snickering jokes about infant breast-feeding and adult-male boob lust? You got 'em, baby. D rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly July 22, 2006 +1922 I'm not saying an R rating would have necessarily made Little Man a better movie, but at least it would have made it a more honest one. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 19, 2006 +1922 I'm sure it's fun to be a multi-millionaire, but whatever creativity and dignity Ivory Wayans had to offer the world in his youth is lost for good in Little Man to a series of crotch wallops and fart jokes. C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com July 19, 2006 +1922 There's a degree of social comedy in White Chicks' black cops posing as wax mannequin exaggerations of the Hilton sisters. Nothing much is gained when delinquent midgets see what it's like to live as babies. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 18, 2006 +1922 A fitful, effects-driven and remarkably unambitious summer release about a midget jewel thief masquerading as a baby. 1.5/5 rotten Ray Greene 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 18, 2006 +1922 When a movie that you expected so little from delivers even less, you know it's bad, 1.5/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs July 18, 2006 +1922 I remember when the Wayanses were a group of people with ambitions who looked as if they actually had something to contribute to the film world as well as the comedy world. 0.5/5 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Film Threat July 18, 2006 +1922 We went to this movie to laugh. Instead, we left yearning for a baby to cuddle. Ew. C+ rotten 0 E! Online July 15, 2006 +1922 The film turns to that old reliable standard, commedia dell'gassy. 1/4 rotten Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) July 14, 2006 +1922 It's a crass, exaggerated, intermittently intriguing gimmick concept of visual effects that wears thin very quickly. 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com July 14, 2006 +1922 Little Man is so childish and absurd that there should probably be a law against seeing it. The penalty: seeing it again. 0/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com July 14, 2006 +1922 The Wayanses rely on their usual tired jokes here -- spittakes, white people speaking jive, Marlon grimacing in gastrointestinal distress. 1.5/4 rotten Darel Jevens 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 14, 2006 +1922 The use of digital effects to place Wayans' face on a child performer's body isn't even remotely amusing. It's simply creepy. 1/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 14, 2006 +1922 The sizable laughs in Little Man make it better than just about anyone expected. 2/4 rotten Julie Hinds 1 Detroit Free Press July 14, 2006 +1922 There's nothing like a well-placed nod to the classics to help elevate a dumb summer comedy. 2.5/4 fresh Jennie Punter 1 Globe and Mail July 14, 2006 +1922 The Wayans Brothers' homage to Bugs Bunny cartoon character Baby Face Finster isn't for most people with a brain. But for those who like this sort of thing -- sexual and bathroom humour and plenty of slapstick -- they'll like this. 2/5 rotten Jane Stevenson 0 Jam! Movies July 14, 2006 +1922 I fear for humanity. 1/4 rotten Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star July 14, 2006 +1922 Mr. Palminteri's primary duties include glowering at henchmen Bruno and Roscoe, saying 'get me that diamond' a few times and, ultimately, taking a toy airplane to the crotch. 0.5/4 rotten Evan Henerson 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 14, 2006 +1922 Marlon's no-limits performance, relying only on his voice and facial expressions, proves to be the film's strongest asset. 2.5/4 fresh Mack Bates 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 14, 2006 +1922 Well, it was bound to happen: The Wayans brothers have made a movie that's even more two-dimensional than a cartoon. 0.5/4 rotten Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News July 14, 2006 +1922 Every gross baby joke imaginable is wedged into the story -- with mishaps involving diapers, breast milk, castor oil and rectal thermometers. It's supposed to be hilarious because the infant is actually a grown man. Really, it's just creepy. 1.5/4 rotten Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 14, 2006 +1922 [Little Man] gets a surprising share of laughs by digitally placing Marlon Wayans' head on a small boy's frame. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 14, 2006 +1922 Some folks reach for nirvana, but the Wayans Brothers -- writer/director Keenen Ivory, writer/star Marlon, and writer/star Shawn -- aim for the nadir, and man oh man, have they reached it. 0/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com July 14, 2006 +1922 Most of the jokes fall in one of two creepy categories -- slapstick having to do with the baby's superhuman strength or slapstick involving the baby's sex drive. 1/4 rotten Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 14, 2006 +1922 Buried under all this is a rather sweet story about families, but it's hard to see it amongst all the tastelessness. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times July 14, 2006 +1922 Unless you're of the temperament that derives boundless pleasure from the serial assault on the genitals of large people by a cut-and-paste little person, Little Man will likely prove about as bearable as diaper rash. 1/4 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star July 14, 2006 +1922 As I said, orifices and their products, and that's about it. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post July 14, 2006 +1922 It took a century of innovation in the field of cinematic special effects, but finally the head of Marlon Wayans could be successfully grafted onto the body of a baby. 1.5/4 rotten Ken Fox 0 TV Guide July 14, 2006 +1922 Everybody looks like they're having fun in Little Man, another inane outing from the Wayans brothers. And with some ineptly made comedies, that's good enough. 2.5/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe July 14, 2006 +1922 The only funny part of Little Man is the shoddy computer effects that freakishly and unconvincingly put Marlon Wayans' head on a tiny body. 1/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune July 14, 2006 +1922 In short, Little Man is not only height-challenged, it's comedically-challenged as well. 2.5/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com July 14, 2006 +1922 The simple fact is that rape, no matter what the context, is not funny, and the fact this movie so blithely plays the moment off as another politically incorrect stepping stone isn't just wrong it's downright offensive. 1/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com July 14, 2006 +1922 The best film I've ever seen with a full grown man masquerading as a baby...hmmm. 4/10 rotten John Venable 0 Supercala.com July 14, 2006 +1922 Little Man, featuring an adult little person posing as a toddler to steal a huge diamond, spits up a few lowbrow belly laughs. But not enough to go 'goo-goo, gaga' over. 2.5/4 rotten Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News July 14, 2006 +1922 The latest Wayans brothers head-scratcher, reaches the bar their last film set. Take that as a searing insult. 1.5/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star July 14, 2006 +1922 "The cheapness here is pervasive, in that the ""moral"" -- it's good to be and have a dad -- turns insipid as the movie hammers it home, again and again." rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters July 14, 2006 +1922 Little Man is easily the creepiest movie I've seen in my life. 0.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures July 14, 2006 +1922 This film is awful in too many ways to count. 0/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 13, 2006 +1922 The Wayans family's latest dim-witted fart comedy is even worse than its last one F rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 13, 2006 +1922 Orthodontic surgery would be more fun than watching this 1/5 rotten Joel Meares 0 Filmcritic.com July 13, 2006 +1922 when I went to see Little Man, I laughed, then hung my head in shame. Are they going to take away my movie critic license? Will all of the other critics find out and ridicule me? Will they let me play in their movie critic games? 2.5/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com July 13, 2006 +1922 Some verbal jokes simply don't work, and Darryl's persistent I-wanna-be-a-daddy musings are more insipid than inspiring. But some of the physical comedy scores. C+ rotten Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 13, 2006 +1922 Give the Wayans brothers some credit. For a movie that could have fallen flat on its infantile face, Man scores some points for thinking big. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Bowles 1 USA Today July 13, 2006 +1922 A belligerent midget jewel thief assaults groins and molests women in this infantile comedy from the Wayans brothers. 1/5 rotten Nathan Lee 1 New York Times July 13, 2006 +1922 The slapstick is funnier for the nifty CGI, and the script gets in some sly digs at racist cops and multitasking soccer moms. fresh Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader July 13, 2006 +1922 [The film features] nonstop slapstick, potty jokes, and sexual gags. C- rotten M. K. Terrell 0 Christian Science Monitor July 13, 2006 +1922 Thanks to the wonder of digital technology, Marlon's head was spliced onto the body of a dwarf actor, thus accomplishing what certainly will go down in history as one of the more profound cinematic achievements of our time. D+ rotten Winda Benedetti 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 13, 2006 +1922 The brothers' work on the Scary Movie franchise notwithstanding, Little Man may just be their scariest movie yet, with credit going entirely to its mesmerizingly freaky title character. rotten Justin Chang 1 Variety July 13, 2006 +1922 Little man, little effort, little result. C- rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom July 13, 2006 +1922 Although you'll likely hate yourself in the morning for having succumbed to the sophomore silliness of it all, at the time resistance proves ridiculously futile. fresh Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter July 13, 2006 +1922 Thumbs aren't the only things sucking in this slight summer comedy with a tortured plot and predictable laughs. 1.5/4 rotten Lauren Metz 0 Premiere Magazine July 13, 2006 +1922 Little Man is a comedy based on a single gag that's not very funny. Therefore, it's exactly one joke short of being a one-joke film. 1/5 rotten Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic July 13, 2006 +1922 Viewers who seek out this film will get just what they deserve and exactly what they want. Crass as it is, Little Man will have a special place in the right sort of heart. 2/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 13, 2006 +1922 Its sheer shameless juvenilia ranges from horribly unfunny to outrageously zany. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 13, 2006 +1922 Another gimmicky one-joke comedy from the Wayans brothers that may not use as much makeup as White Chicks but lots more special effects and is even more dreadful. F rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 13, 2006 +1922 At least in spurts, Little Man provides some big laughs. 2.5/4 fresh David Hiltbrand 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 13, 2006 +1922 Oscars will not be forthcoming, but the Wayanses have hit on a formula -- gross-out humor, goofy sight gags, a flashy concept -- that works. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 13, 2006 +1922 The Wayans brothers are funny guys. But this is the kind of premise that should have stayed in cartoon-land. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune July 13, 2006 +1922 [Little Man] quickly runs dry of ideas. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly July 13, 2006 +1922 All the adults are complete idiots, of course, because no one seems to notice or care about how freakish baby Calvin is - the fact that he has a full set of teeth, for example -- not even the doctor who examines him. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press July 13, 2006 +1922 The effect works better than you might guess, though it's still an ugly, artless movie. 2/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 13, 2006 +1922 "An outlandishly crude farce that crossbreeds Chuck Jones's classic Baby Bugs Bunny with In Living Color's absurd ""The Head Detective"" to dismally predictable results." 1.5/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine July 13, 2006 +1922 In the search for gags involving inappropriate contact between adults and a supposed child, the film doesn't overlook an orifice or an excretion. D+ rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club July 12, 2006 +1922 It's unfathomably awful... and nothing the actors or filmmakers do assist in its digestion. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile July 11, 2006 +1922 1/5 rotten Brian Marder 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1922 1/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1922 2/5 rotten 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 15, 2006 +1922 C- rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com July 14, 2006 +1923 A muddled morality tale. 3/5 fresh Polly M. Robertus 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1923 Mostly we get reheated leftovers and with even more mawkishness from the older actors and unfunny schtick from Steve Guttenberg. rotten Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba September 16, 2005 +1923 Near on par with the original...Sweet, Funny, Memorable 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole March 4, 2004 +1923 And here I thought the aliens ate them the first time. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) November 26, 2003 +1923 Revolves around a group of older Americans who face important choices which will determine their destinies. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 10, 2003 +1923 Should never have come back. 2/5 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) November 3, 2002 +1923 Brings back the same cast, but forgets the heart, wit, wonder, and warmth. This is a soulless sequel. 1/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +1923 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 2, 2005 +1923 1/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) January 29, 2004 +1923 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1923 3/5 fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com June 26, 2003 +1923 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1927 With her high octane gyno-power at full throttle, [Sharon Stone] ... commands our attention now as much as she did on the film's initial release, defiantly holding our gaze if we dare even for a moment let our eyes drift towards anything else. fresh Alexandra Heller-Nicholas 0 Senses of Cinema August 27, 2018 +1927 Verhoeven tries mightily to come across as a twisted Hitchcock, but, like his leads, he's too sick and confused to succeed. rotten Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 29, 2018 +1927 Here is a film so utterly devoid of art and intellect that nothing remains other than a husk of ridiculous ploys. 1/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org February 3, 2017 +1927 Joe Eszterhas shamelessly reworks ideas and themes he had earlier exploited in films such as Jagged Edge and Music Box, but the sheer overheated nature of Verhoeven's direction makes this extremely watchable. 3/5 fresh John Ferguson 0 Radio Times March 25, 2013 +1927 Flashy, raunchy and schlocky, Basic Instinct is classic nineties noir for which Verhoeven's overblown direction and Stone's exposure secured a place in movie history. fresh 0 Film4 March 25, 2013 +1927 The result may be flimsy, but it goes out and grabs you from the start. 4/5 fresh 0 Sky Cinema March 25, 2013 +1927 Trailer trash Hitchcock spliced with overboiled film noir. 3/5 fresh Jamie Graham 0 Total Film March 25, 2013 +1927 Verhoeven does not explore the dark side, but merely exploits it, and that makes all the difference in the world. 1/4 rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Tribune March 25, 2013 +1927 [The film has] a smug faith in the ability of its own speed, smartness and luxe to wow the yokels. rotten Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine March 25, 2013 +1927 Slick, clever and entertainingly overheated while you're watching it, Basic Instinct starts to evaporate the second you leave the theater. 2.5/4 rotten John Hartl 1 Seattle Times March 25, 2013 +1927 The harsh, politically incorrect truth about Basic Instinct is that it's a tantalizing, suspensefully correct thriller. fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel March 25, 2013 +1927 [Verhoeven] has always had a skill for storytelling, however questionable and tasteless the materials; but here he is hopelessly defeated by Ezsterhas' talky, slow-moving, and derivative script. 2/4 rotten Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun March 25, 2013 +1927 Basic Instinct is a reminder of the difference between exhilaration and exhaustion, between tension and hysteria, between eroticism and exhibitionism. The line may be fine, but it is real enough to separate the great thrillers from the also-rans. 2/5 rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times March 25, 2013 +1927 Call me a prude, but it's not sexy watching an erotic thriller in which every time a couple does it, one of them gets it with an ice pick. I don't care how many firmly toned tummies and tushes are bared. 2/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 25, 2013 +1927 If Basic Instinct achieves nothing else, it will replace Caligula as Bob Guccione's favorite movie. 2/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 25, 2013 +1927 [Stone] is the very best thing about this often disappointing, frantically sexy and, ultimately, unpalatable thriller. rotten Roger Hurlburt 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel March 25, 2013 +1927 There's nothing new about this ploy, or about much else in Basic Instinct, but it's disheartening to see that Hollywood is still afflicted by its age-old anxiety toward strong, confident women. rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor March 25, 2013 +1927 Through all this, there remains that calm center of nasty, brilliant social insight. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy June 11, 2012 +1927 Sharon Stone, in her first major-league role, comes on like a postfeminist Grace Kelly. She turns her haughty, slightly blank, cheerleader sexiness into something vampish and ominous -- an all-American beauty mask. B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1927 Excessive whodunit is definitely not for kids. 3/5 fresh Hollis Griffin 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +1927 The film's problems begin with its story, which is constructed with relentless manipulation in mind. It never plays fair with the audience. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews June 10, 2008 +1927 Truly bonkers, and perhaps something of a guilty pleasure. 2/5 rotten Mark Dinning 0 Empire Magazine February 8, 2008 +1927 "The worst things about Basic Instinct, though, are the explicit ""love"" scenes. They're supposed to contribute to a heady equation in which sex, violence and psychology are fused; instead, they're gratuitous, exploitative, and entirely unerotic." 2.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide February 8, 2008 +1927 This erotically charged thriller about the search for an ice-pick murderer in San Francisco rivets attention through its sleek style, attractive cast doing and thinking kinky things, and story, which is as weirdly implausible as it is intensely visceral. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety February 8, 2008 +1927 It actually works in a nasty, tasteless sort of way. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 26, 2006 +1927 A lurid psychological thriller that's sexy, nasty and a lot of fun...And you were expecting subtlety from a film written by Joe Eszterhas and directed by Paul Verhoeven? 7/10 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com February 16, 2006 +1927 Another over the top classic from Paul Verhoeven. 4/5 fresh Blake Davis 0 KFOR Channel 4 News January 14, 2005 +1927 The cinema of the teenage boy finds its purest expression. fresh Martin Scribbs 0 Low IQ Canadian July 14, 2004 +1927 Shocking and effective but doesn't quite live up to all the hype. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2004 +1927 Very effective thriller. More scary than sexy. 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com November 13, 2003 +1927 Basic Instinct transfers Mr. Verhoeven's flair for action-oriented material to the realm of Hitchcockian intrigue, and the results are viscerally effective even when they don't make sense. 3/5 fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1927 Could we be ready to stop snickering about it and admit to its status as a modern classic? 4/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic February 16, 2003 +1927 Paul Verhoeven made good movies...when he was in Holland. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 16, 2003 +1927 If it weren't so grotesque and repugnant, the consistent misogyny of Joe Eszterhas' movie scripts would almost be laughable. D rotten Nick Davis 0 Nick's Flick Picks January 10, 2003 +1927 The snappy dialogue and high-calibre acting, by the central characters and a strong supporting cast ... keeps the film from tipping over the brink into Showgirls territory. 4/5 fresh Amber Wilkinson 0 Eye for Film May 13, 2002 +1927 It's almost completely lacking in suspense. rotten Stephen Farber 0 Movieline January 9, 2002 +1927 Verhoeven's cinematic wet dream delivers the goods, especially when Sharon Stone struts on with enough come-on carnality to singe the screen. fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1927 The film is like a crossword puzzle. It keeps your interest until you solve it. Then it's just a worthless scrap with the spaces filled in. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1927 A predictable, surprisingly uninvolving affair. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1927 These actors seem driven less by real emotions than Eveready bunny batteries. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1927 A sexy thriller that's got plenty of libido but not nearly as much brains as it thinks it has. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1927 Slick and erotic, it's not, but cheesy and tawdry are well within its level of accomplishments. 2/5 rotten Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1927 The story has to move along at a fair clip because otherwise we'd notice how nonsensical it all is. 2.5/5 rotten Kathleen Maher 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1927 ...tedious and tiresome. rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1927 Utterly stupid yet completely memorable. 3.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1927 All in all, Basic Instinct is a film that should be viewed as nothing more than a good example of Hollywood craftsmanship. 7/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1927 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette March 2, 2005 +1927 0/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 17, 2004 +1927 3/5 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire June 25, 2004 +1927 3/5 fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 14, 2004 +1927 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals March 23, 2004 +1927 3/5 fresh Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) November 27, 2003 +1927 3/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 19, 2003 +1927 4/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 11, 2002 +1929 The unkindest cuts of all are inflicted on the music. It bleeds at every splice, welling up, fading out, left suspended in mid-phrase. rotten Robert Craft 0 The New York Review of Books June 18, 2018 +1929 The skill of Amadeus is in making you sympathize with Salieri, as slimy and despicable as he is, because of his flaws. He appeals to your sense of democracy, even though you know that talent -- certainly genius -- isn't parceled out democratically. fresh Bruce McCabe 1 Boston Globe April 26, 2018 +1929 I enjoyed the film despite all my objects about the representation of Mozart. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh Gabriel Jackson 0 El Pais (Spain) March 1, 2018 +1929 What Amadeus presents us with is an unexpected and strangely moving spectacle: a Roadrunner cartoon in which Wily Coyote... ends at last by stopping his fleet-footed foe dead in his tracks. fresh Gilbert Adair 0 Monthly Film Bulletin March 3, 2015 +1929 Sheer craftsmanship is the film's key strength. fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out March 3, 2015 +1929 The look of the film is absolutely gorgeous. 4/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs March 3, 2015 +1929 Except for the Mozart music and Tharp movements around the edges, Amadeus plays like a monument to mediocrity. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Sragow 0 Baltimore Sun February 4, 2014 +1929 The performance of Abraham, who won the Best Actor Oscar for it, is monumental, and so is Forman's direction. 4/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News February 4, 2014 +1929 Amadeus is simply one of the finest biographical dramas ever made. 5/5 fresh David Parkinson 0 Radio Times February 4, 2014 +1929 Forman's tormented, iconoclastic subjects are often pitted against iconic or impersonal antagonists, but Amadeus' conflict remains rivetingly intimate, in spite of its sumptuous, larger-than-life settings. fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club February 4, 2014 +1929 A rowdy, funny, suspenseful, and sometimes very moving visit with two fascinating personalities: one an uncouth prodigy, the other an earnest second-rater who never quite understands why somebody else should get all the glory. fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 4, 2014 +1929 With Mozart's magical music swirling around them, Hulce and Abraham share a dual triumph in a film that stands as a provocative and prodigious achievement. fresh Peter Travers 0 People Magazine February 4, 2014 +1929 The subject of artistic creation is typically handled badly in the movies.... [Amadeus] treats the subject of creativity in a fresh way. 3.5/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune February 20, 2013 +1929 Milos Forman's opulent drama is sheer quality. 5/5 fresh 0 Total Film February 19, 2013 +1929 A grand movie entertainment. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine February 19, 2013 +1929 ... brought a new popular interest in the music of Mozart and turned the classical composer into a pop-culture figure... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Turner Classic Movies Online March 25, 2011 +1929 Great movie, but not quite true to history. 4/5 fresh Charles Cassady 0 Common Sense Media December 14, 2010 +1929 A witty and highly imaginative historical fiction, well adapted by screenwriter Peter Shaffer from his own hit play. [Blu-ray] 4/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews February 22, 2009 +1929 ...if the director, the producer, and the writer approved of the added scenes, I'm not going to complain. One way or the other, Amadeus remains a great film. 1 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 10, 2009 +1929 Milos Forman's well-crafted adaptation of Peter Shaffer's superior play turns out to be a very entertaining film, although it lacks the inventiveness of the original production. fresh 0 Film4 February 19, 2008 +1929 On a production level and as an evocation of a time and place, Amadeus is loaded with pleasures. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety February 19, 2008 +1929 When Amadeus deals with the music -- and with the theme of greater and lesser talents in conflict -- it frequently justifies its reputation. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) September 12, 2007 +1929 [A] grandiose masterpiece. 5/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian February 5, 2007 +1929 Such a wonderful mix of sight and sound, of humor and drama, of love and hate, of ugliness and beauty. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 13, 2007 +1929 Two amazing performances cap a stellar work of musical imagination and creative artistry. 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight December 27, 2006 +1929 Peter Shaffer's shrewdly orchestrated cultural evening gets a steady, dignified, moderately dull treatment from Milos Forman. rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Reader December 17, 2006 +1929 A smart, intelligent, and sumptuous entertainment, and for a change a Hollywood movie that captures the essence of genius and creativity, in this case Mozart's music and Salieri's sponsorship, without resorting to visual or verbal cliches. A fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2006 +1929 The entire cast speaks in horribly intrusive American accents, but Forman makes some perceptive connections between Mozart's life and work. fresh Colin Shearman 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1929 Amadeus is a masterful combination of acting and storytelling, of sight and sound. 5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com March 1, 2005 +1929 Director Milos Forman ... gives Tom Hulce free reign to portray the world's most sublime composer as a drunken, selfish fool giggling his way into the ears of Vienna. 3/5 rotten 0 JWR October 10, 2004 +1929 Not a bust, but less absorbing when all the Europeans talk Americanese. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 27, 2004 +1929 A clever and majestic hybrid of art house fare and middle brow entertainment. 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide September 1, 2003 +1929 A bit overdone and overblown, the movie could have easily had a half-hour cut out of it, and no one would have noticed. 2/4 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com August 3, 2003 +1929 It is arguably the best motion picture ever made about the process of creation and the creator. 4/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 31, 2003 +1929 Terrific entertainment 5/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) June 19, 2003 +1929 As Mozart, Tom Hulce, though extremely American in looks and voice, gets better and better as the drama progresses. fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1929 More than a portrait of Mozart: a brilliant examination of the creative impulse and a subtle satire of man's limitations. 5/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium March 28, 2003 +1929 Hulce's goofy performance is pretty fun to watch in and of itself. He is out for sheer partying and joy like the hardest living Rock Star, a dandy fop with a silly laugh and an ego to match. 5/5 fresh Brad Laidman 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1929 Filled with hundreds of magic moments and dozens of striking scenes, the energetic, vibrant and entertaining Amadeus stands up to repeated viewings over many years. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 26, 2002 +1929 A visual and aural treat. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan October 21, 2002 +1929 Remarkable fictional account of Mozart's life. One of the best films of its decade. 5/5 fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal October 11, 2002 +1929 A visual and aural treat. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) August 3, 2002 +1929 A rewarding pictorial of a fascinating time -- its culture, music and notable people. fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews August 2, 2002 +1929 This 'special edition' of Amadeus proves that Abraham's Oscar triumph was no fluke. 5/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 BBC.com July 22, 2002 +1929 Reminds us that movies can be lyrical as well as vulgar, ambitious as well as playful, brilliant as well as down and dirty -- just like Amadeus himself. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune July 20, 2002 +1929 "The urge to revisit old successes in an attempt to ""improve"" upon them is a risky venture at best." 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 5, 2002 +1929 The story is utterly devastating, but it is lifted and made accessible by the combination of cinematic ingenuity and astonishingly real performances. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall June 15, 2002 +1929 The triumph of mediocrity over genius. It's the Salieri of movies. rotten Jeffrey Gantz 0 Boston Phoenix June 11, 2002 +1929 Remains a beautiful, deftly directed and superbly acted version of a witty and poignant drama. A- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News May 23, 2002 +1929 In a film of grand gestures, some of the finest moments are very subtle. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 24, 2002 +1929 A gloriously colorful confection of music, theater and emotion. 4/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times April 19, 2002 +1929 It captures the smack and wit of Peter Shaffer's stage play. 3.5/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune April 19, 2002 +1929 What has to stand as cinema's most successful musical epic. A fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 18, 2002 +1929 Boy, what a movie. 4/5 fresh Kim Linekin 0 eye WEEKLY April 14, 2002 +1929 It's not a classic, but it is a solid, if somewhat stolid, picture of an extravagant, vaguely cerebral kind that's not made very often nowadays. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 11, 2002 +1929 Most costume epics come complete with a deadly seriousness, a dreary self-importance that demands respect but doesn't earn any love. Amadeus turns that notion on its side and introduces fresh air back into the stuffiness. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid April 5, 2002 +1929 One of those magical and rare films with a nearly perfect mixture of beautiful writing, glorious music, elegant cinematography, remarkable acting, dazzling art direction, and an engrossing story. 5/5 fresh Annette Cardwell 0 Filmcritic.com April 5, 2002 +1929 Like the composers the film so wondrously depicts, Amadeus: Director's Cut is a divine work in need of a little earthly restraint. 4/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star April 5, 2002 +1929 In any incarnation, Amadeus is beautiful to behold. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 5, 2002 +1929 The principal additions ... are more Amadeus, but not better. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail April 5, 2002 +1929 Even a longer Amadeus feels and looks just right. 4/4 fresh Rob Lowman 0 Los Angeles Daily News April 5, 2002 +1929 Intriguing, funny, sad and wonderfully entertaining. fresh 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 5, 2002 +1929 Forman's direction is impeccable, sustaining the unique tone on which the production hinges. fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net April 5, 2002 +1929 It may be true, as Salieri says, that 'mediocrity is everywhere'--but not in this classic composition. A- fresh 0 E! Online April 5, 2002 +1929 It reminds us of those rare occasions when an Oscar sweep is actually merited. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times April 4, 2002 +1929 Still a work of consummate artistry and craftsmanship. 4/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News April 4, 2002 +1929 Still overwhelms and entertains with the best of them. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly April 3, 2002 +1929 Still the most wonderful movie on the subject of music ever made and the best film I've ever seen. 4/4 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve April 1, 2002 +1929 Don't miss a chance to see and hear it on the big screen. 4/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews March 27, 2002 +1929 An Academy Award winning film about a composer in the Austrian court whose life and career are derailed by resentment over the talent and success of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice January 15, 2002 +1929 Teens will be interested to learn that this movie was written by a man whose twin brother was for a time the more commercially successful of the two, both playwrights, which surely influenced his choice of subject and his approach. 5/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 21, 2001 +1929 Entering its third decade, but has lost none of its power to awe. 5/5 fresh Mark Dinning 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1929 The magnificent, passionate music alone makes it worth watching. The layered story and complex, deeply wounded characters make it worth revisiting again and again. 9/10 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1929 Amadeus is a must for any music lover, any film lover, or anyone who reveres excellence. 5/5 fresh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1929 Watching Amadeus is like listening to Mozart: it is a horrible beauty beyond words. 5/5 fresh James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1929 5/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1929 3/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette December 30, 2002 +1929 4/5 fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) December 12, 2002 +1929 4/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) December 6, 2002 +1930 Faithful hardcore genre fans will find much to like here among the cloaks and daggers.... On the other hand, the pacing is slow and the twisty, sometimes flabby script might be frustrating for a viewer not fully engaged with such skullduggery. fresh Mark Bourne 0 DVDJournal.com April 6, 2006 +1930 disjointed and disappointing 2/5 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com September 13, 2005 +1930 Second and least successful entry in the Harry Palmer series has its moments. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) December 4, 2003 +1930 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com November 5, 2004 +1930 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 5, 2004 +1930 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide September 26, 2001 +1930 3/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 16, 2001 +1931 It is well made, with a great cast, but it just feels too conventional with very little insight into its title character. C rotten Micheal Compton 0 Bowling Green Daily News October 25, 2018 +1931 A deliberately paced affair, slow sometimes to a fault but also simmering away ready to boil over at any moment, awash with a sense of paranoia and intrigue. 3/5 fresh Ross Miller 0 The National (Scotland) September 10, 2018 +1931 Despite suffering greatly from being far too expositional, still manages to somehow get under your skin and is likely to stay with you long after the credits have rolled. 3/5 fresh Linda Marric 0 CineVue March 30, 2018 +1931 Liam Neeson, clearly having trouble stepping back from action-thriller mode, isn't brilliant as Felt. 3/5 rotten Matthew Bond 0 The Mail on Sunday (UK) March 25, 2018 +1931 Felt, the grandee who became the informer known as Deep Throat, is played by a rigid Liam Neeson in a bad wig; no room is found for humour or pithy period details. 2/5 rotten Edward Porter 0 Sunday Times (UK) March 25, 2018 +1931 The biggest flaws are in the script, which contains some real howlers. 2/5 rotten Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) March 23, 2018 +1931 Some of the detail about Felt's private life feels like a distraction but this is mostly a solid, absorbing political drama. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) March 23, 2018 +1931 The complexity of Felt's motives are left untouched in the interests of having a fiercely principled hero at the film's centre. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 23, 2018 +1931 Unfortunately, the movie around him is as flat and formulaic as a Washington pen-pusher. 2/5 rotten Ed Potton 0 Times (UK) March 22, 2018 +1931 The story's accidental timeliness may generate some interest, but the film kills it pretty swiftly. 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman March 22, 2018 +1931 Peter Landesmen's Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down The White House at least offers a fresh perspective on a very familiar story. 3/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) March 21, 2018 +1931 There is lots of menace; little magic; and a growing sense that this film could be sent straight out to schools, where minds in need of learning won't be corrupted by nuance, flair or artistry. 2/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times March 21, 2018 +1931 Sadly the film's long-winded title is emblematic of a rather convoluted endeavour, albeit entertaining. 3/5 fresh Stefan Pape 0 HeyUGuys March 21, 2018 +1931 Mark Felt is a lacklustre staging of a fascinating episode in recent US history. Despite Neeson's strong presence, this is a deep throat that never finds its voice. 2/5 rotten Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine March 20, 2018 +1931 A solidly absorbing drama held together by Neeson's stern, steely performance. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 The List March 19, 2018 +1931 Any effort to compare scandals past and present fly by in this wastefully curtailed re-enactment of an impactful historical moment. 2/5 rotten James Marsh 0 South China Morning Post March 8, 2018 +1931 It isn't as great a movie as All the President's Men, but political junkies won't want to miss it. fresh Hannah Brown 0 Jerusalem Post February 22, 2018 +1931 "Mark Felt"" is pretty fascinating, and it should complement perfectly with films such as ""All The President's Men"" or ""Nixon""." 3/4 fresh Sebastian Zavala 0 Me gusta el cine December 28, 2017 +1931 Recommended for Watergate completists, and perhaps those interested in some of the specific gears of the impeachment machine. fresh Al Hoff 0 Pittsburgh City Paper December 18, 2017 +1931 Unfortunately, while their performances are intriguing at best, they all appear to be misplaced in this biographical drama. Blame it largely on shoddy writing and direction by Peter Landesman, who appears to be out of his depth. 3/5 rotten Neil Soans 0 The Times of India December 8, 2017 +1931 Like its celebrated predecessor, All the President's Men, Mark Felt... is essential viewing. 4/5 fresh Rashid Irani 0 Hindustan Times December 8, 2017 +1931 It's absolutely flawed and misses out on its full potential, but functions thanks to at least finding focus when doling out the facts and showing what went on throughout the investigation 3/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 5, 2017 +1931 Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House has nothing to offer. 2/5 rotten Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review November 17, 2017 +1931 A superficial chronicle of political deception as writer/director Peter Landesman completely fails to capture the compelling drama of 'All the President's Men.' 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate November 16, 2017 +1931 Packing it to the gills with character actors may give it a modicum of gravitas, but it doesn't do anything to buoy Landesman's poorly-executed script which sinks like lead. D+ rotten Courtney Howard 0 Fresh Fiction November 4, 2017 +1931 The film has it's values. [Full Review in Spanish] fresh 0 November 3, 2017 +1931 ... it will be satisfactory for all those who love spies and political conspiracies. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Arturo Maga 0 Cine Premiere October 30, 2017 +1931 The film is well paced and, even if you're familiar with the story, holds enough surprises to keep your attention and helps begin the upcoming film awards season. 3.5/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 MediaMikes October 28, 2017 +1931 An unmitigated disaster of a film... 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews October 28, 2017 +1931 Mark Felt may have been The Man Who Brought Down the White House, but his film feels like a missed opportunity to tell the story behind the story. 2/4 rotten Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World October 26, 2017 +1931 The movie lacks intensity while covering one of the most dramatic constitutional crises that befell the nation. 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) October 25, 2017 +1931 Drama about Deep Throat, the whistle-blower who wanted to save American democracy. 3.5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 23, 2017 +1931 'Mark Felt' certainly is not an awful movie. It simply has a feel of 'been there, done that.' 2.5/5 rotten John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) October 22, 2017 +1931 Mark Felt still struggles to create enough of a genuine sense of suspense to keep the audience on edge. 2.5/4 rotten Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) October 20, 2017 +1931 [Mark Felt] is a ponderous history lesson in which little is learned. rotten Christopher Lawrence 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal October 20, 2017 +1931 ... Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House resonates today. fresh Diane Carson 0 KDHX (St. Louis) October 20, 2017 +1931 "Mark Felt"" is, by necessity, a cooler and quieter film than Neeson's recent run of action movies. But it has a nervous tension all its own, centered on Neeson's strong performance." 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) October 20, 2017 +1931 A Watergate burglary story and its aftermath deserves a better telling than this. 2.5/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald October 20, 2017 +1931 "Are there any Mark Felts left, and when will they stand up? ""Mark Felt"" is asking that question just as much as it's honoring its subject, but it's not telling anyone to hold their breath." B- fresh Adam Graham 1 Detroit News October 20, 2017 +1931 ...never rises above interesting and many will find it dull. Humor could have helped, as the narrative ends up being a pedantic procedural. 5/10 rotten Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix October 19, 2017 +1931 Landesman doesn't give audiences enough detail to piece together how Felt could have brought down even a White House so crippled by its own ego-driven ineptitude. C+ rotten 0 Dayton CityPaper October 19, 2017 +1931 ... the whistleblower's journey asks for emotional complexity Neeson and this generally starchy script can't find. 1/4 rotten Chance Solem-Pfeifer 0 Willamette Week October 19, 2017 +1931 Here, [Landesman] seems to lose all track of Richard Nixon to tell the story of a bitter, conniving passed-over bureaucrat. 2/4 rotten Jeff Simon 0 Buffalo News October 19, 2017 +1931 "The cast is first-rate, notably Neeson in the title role. ""Mark Felt"" benefits mightily from his very particular set of acting skills." 2.5/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 19, 2017 +1931 Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House is a frantic, over-detailed yawn. 1.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle October 19, 2017 +1931 The closing title cards convey just as much information -- and are nearly as entertaining -- as any of the preceding scenes. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly October 19, 2017 +1931 ... it never truly takes off in the direction that it was aiming for, with the execution lacking energy and passion to see the material through to the end. 2.5/5 rotten Marija Djurovic 0 Cairo360 October 18, 2017 +1931 Neeson's contained, steely performance lifts this truncated tale of Watergate. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Movie Nation October 18, 2017 +1931 Filmed in bleak green-gray hues, writer-director Peter Landesman's movie depicts D.C. as a nest of vipers, of conspiracies within conspiracies, of paranoia begetting paranoia. 3/4 fresh Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times October 16, 2017 +1931 You'd expect this portrait of the infamous whistleblower to contain more insight and suspense - and to fill in more gaps. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue October 13, 2017 +1931 The film has all the subtlety of a term paper, even if the earliest scenes suggest otherwise. rotten David Sims 1 The Atlantic October 13, 2017 +1931 Doesn't add a lot to the Watergate movie canon or to the understanding of Watergate in general, nor does it have much of a read on Felt the man 2/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 Splice Today October 13, 2017 +1931 Liam Neeson should be Oscar contender for this. Film could not be more relevant. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 13, 2017 +1931 In the end, Felt's real story is more exciting - or at least potentially so - than the version that plays out on the screen. 2/5 rotten Chris Knight 0 National Post October 13, 2017 +1931 The furtive figure history knows best as Watergate snitch Deep Throat gets a movie treatment more suited to the printed page than the big screen. 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star October 13, 2017 +1931 The ponderous title, unfortunately, is appropriate to a film that is not only lethargic and unexciting but will be a muddle to anyone who doesn't bring a pretty good knowledge of the Watergate affair to the theatre with him. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion October 12, 2017 +1931 Mark Felt wears its solemnity of purpose like a straight jacket, something that can't be said about All the President's Men, still the best Watergate movie of all. rotten Robert Denerstein 0 Denerstein Unleashed October 12, 2017 +1931 This so-so effort is intended as a reverse view of events, with Woodward only glimpsed in a few underground scenes. But the new movie can't quite decide where its focus should lie. rotten Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight October 12, 2017 +1931 This is a fact-rich but drama-poor film, constructed with professionalism but lacking passion. 2.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune October 12, 2017 +1931 Though parts of the film drag, Neeson is terrific as Felt. That's saying something considering the character is as dispassionate and inscrutable as it's possible to be. But Neeson believably unpacks Felt's dignity and frustration. fresh Kim Hughes 0 Original Cin October 12, 2017 +1931 Why does this movie feel so tentative, so conflicted? 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe October 12, 2017 +1931 The move works reasonably well as a thriller, but falls apart in other areas. 2/4 rotten Gary Thompson 1 Philadelphia Inquirer October 10, 2017 +1931 "With the latest threat of political scandal in the US comes the constant comparison, in the news media, with the Watergate scandal, making ""Mark Felt"" timely in an odd way." B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews October 8, 2017 +1931 This is a paint-by-numbers procedural that expects the audience to know the history of Watergate, hits the ground running-but then feels more like a steady jog through the past than a fast-paced thriller. 2.5/4 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 6, 2017 +1931 We don't learn much that's new from this perspective, and we don't learn much about the man at the center of the story... 2/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies October 5, 2017 +1931 ...absorbing, and at least for now the definitive take on Deep Throat. 3/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Punch Drunk Critics October 5, 2017 +1931 Through it all, Felt himself is so steadfastly opaque that the audience feels more distant from him at the end of the film than at the beginning. 2/4 rotten Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post October 5, 2017 +1931 As you can tell, Mark Felt didn't lack for intriguing material. Just intriguing execution. 2.5/4 rotten Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald October 5, 2017 +1931 [Mark Felt] is an informative but clumsy biopic. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader October 5, 2017 +1931 A dry, talky affair that even Liam Neeson in full glower can't bring to life. 2/5 rotten Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic October 5, 2017 +1931 Intrigue among the agents and lackeys at the Bureau seems meant to simmer beneath it all, but it's all so lukewarm you might wonder if someone forgot even to turn the stove on. rotten Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice October 4, 2017 +1931 "With ""All the President's Men"" forever emblazoned in our collective consciousness, it's fun, or at least illuminating, to see some of these same scenes from Deep Throat's point of view." 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 4, 2017 +1931 Shot with an annoying lack of color, this is a less than compelling, but still moderately interesting, look at FBI agent Mark Felt aka DeepThroat, telling a Watergate story with no Bernstein and little Woodward. 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times September 29, 2017 +1931 Mark Felt reflects the man himself: dignified, reserved and about as exciting as watching one of his oil paintings dry. rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz September 29, 2017 +1931 Liam Neeson is quietly devastating in a sluggish biopic of Watergate's Deep Throat that is eerily relevant if you wonder if they'll be a modern-day Felt to bring down the White House. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 29, 2017 +1931 The film's attempts to flesh out Felt's personal life fall flat and the story has a bit of trouble sticking the landing. Regardless, it's a fascinating story with a surprisingly strong tie to what's currently happening in the U.S. government. B- fresh Adam Chitwood 0 Collider September 29, 2017 +1931 "... ultimately, ""Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down The White House"" just feels lightweight." 2/5 rotten Gregory Wakeman 0 Metro September 29, 2017 +1931 As written and directed by Peter Landesman, the movie is a straightforward nuts-and-bolts affair of no particular consequence. C+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor September 29, 2017 +1931 Though Neeson is commanding in his role, and though Felt's story is a powerful one, this political drama eventually fails to rise above an overly explanatory, visually static storytelling style. 2/5 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Common Sense Media September 29, 2017 +1931 This story can be seen as especially timely. 3/4 fresh Nell Minow 1 RogerEbert.com September 29, 2017 +1931 Liam Neeson is excellent. Regardless of whether he accurately embodies the real Mark Felt, he fulfills the role we expect from Deep Throat - a crusader who won't back down. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 29, 2017 +1931 "Neeson's portrayal is quietly stellar. He was born to play roles such as this, and Oskar Schindler in ""Schindler's List"". " fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan September 28, 2017 +1931 "Mark Felt"" is Neeson's film, and he doesn't disappoint. The veteran actor displays all the grit, passion and uncertainty of what the real man must have experienced. " fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan September 28, 2017 +1931 Mark Felt may have been meticulously researched and gotten all the facts right, but there's no sense of mystery or drama. rotten Fred Topel 0 We Live Entertainment September 28, 2017 +1931 Rather than use his finesse on behalf of his own power drive, Felt is devoted to something more abstract: the rule of law. 4/5 fresh Tim Appelo 0 AARP Movies for Grownups September 28, 2017 +1931 Despite all the revelations about Felt's career and family, he is no more complex a character at the end than at the beginning. Neeson's performance is all steel-spined bearing and resonant intonation. rotten Mark Jenkins 1 NPR September 28, 2017 +1931 "Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House"" is all handsome period costumes, smoky rooms and muttered dialogue; you could be forgiven for thinking it's any number of John Grisham plots." 1.5/4 rotten Sara Stewart 1 New York Post September 28, 2017 +1931 A moody, unpersuasive history lesson that promises, but never delivers, the juice and urgency of an insider's account. rotten Justin Chang 1 Los Angeles Times September 28, 2017 +1931 Mark Felt pulls its subject out of the shadows, without providing the sort of focus that would truly shed light on its subject matter -- or deliver a movie as compelling as the history that inspired it. rotten Brian Lowry 1 CNN.com September 28, 2017 +1931 Even for die-hard Watergate nerds, the movie can be a tough slog. rotten 1 New York Times September 28, 2017 +1931 Mark Felt the movie just never rises to the level of its own story. rotten Lindsey Bahr 1 Associated Press September 27, 2017 +1931 Mark Felt settles for a simplistic paradigm. rotten Alex Shephard 1 The New Republic September 27, 2017 +1931 "Skip this film, and re-watch ""All the President's Men"" instead." 2/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 27, 2017 +1931 An average movie with sometimes clunky dialogue ... Liam Neeson makes a great Mark Felt. 6/10 fresh Mike Ryan 0 Uproxx September 27, 2017 +1931 Unfortunately, Felt's actions, while historically important, don't exactly make for riveting drama, especially compared to a classic about two dogged reporters. C rotten Mike D'Angelo 1 AV Club September 26, 2017 +1931 Mark Felt is a kind of hagiography, and it leans toward whitewashing its subject's legacy. 1.5/4 rotten Derek Smith 0 Slant Magazine September 26, 2017 +1931 Straightforward but engaging. fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 22, 2017 +1931 The film is so dull. It gives no sense of the complexity of the man, in terms of both his personal and professional lives. 2/5 rotten Susan G. Cole 0 NOW Toronto September 13, 2017 +1931 But for its faults as a movie, the story is still compelling as a bit of history, and more so in the midst of a presidential administration that at times seems to be taking all the wrong lessons from Nixon. 2.5/5 rotten Alissa Wilkinson 0 Vox September 13, 2017 +1931 Dull and dry. C rotten Kevin Jagernauth 0 The Playlist September 10, 2017 +1931 In its tone and style, plays like a companion piece to All the President's Men. 6/10 fresh Matt Singer 0 ScreenCrush September 9, 2017 +1931 The worst thing, though, is that there's already a masterpiece of a film telling this story from the other side, Alan J Pakula's All The President's Men. 2/5 rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian September 8, 2017 +1931 A solidly engrossing political drama, anchored by a commanding central performance from Liam Neeson. fresh Allan Hunter 0 Screen International September 8, 2017 +1931 The solid ticking-clock biopic should perform respectably among serious-minded moviegoers, but lacks the oomph of a must-see. fresh John DeFore 1 Hollywood Reporter September 8, 2017 +1931 "What might, theoretically, have been ""All the President's Men"" told from a reverse angle feels more like a prosaically engrossing TV-movie that whets your appetite for a more definitive treatment of the subject." rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Variety September 8, 2017 +1932 Fans of Bongo playing narcissist Matthew McConaughey will breeze through this formulaic rom-com, though it possesses about as much charm as it does logic. 2/5 rotten Luke Goodsell 0 Empire Magazine Australasia November 7, 2012 +1932 It's not funny. It is occasionally witty, but not very often. It seems the filmmakers realized that as well as they fill the frequent dry spells with physical comedy that doesn't really fit the tone of the movie. 5/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 22, 2011 +1932 "A limp romantic comedy, this cut-and-paste bookend to last year's ""Hitch"" finds Sarah Jessica Parker playing Paula a demoralized romantic turned ""professional interventionist." C rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com April 20, 2009 +1932 Verging on the preposterous, director Tom Dey's Failure To Launch relies on attractive stars to overcome its lackluster execution. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International July 23, 2008 +1932 Failure to Launch? The same can be said for the movie. C- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) May 2, 2007 +1932 Zooey Deschanel steals so many scenes as Paula's anti-social roommate that she deserves to share top billing alongside McConaughey and Parker. 3.5/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 BlackFilm.com April 19, 2007 +1932 It's everything wrong with bad romantic comedies, all rolled into one easy-to-hate package. 1/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com February 24, 2007 +1932 The movie's notion of humor is exemplified by Bradshaw's extended nude scene. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 18, 2006 +1932 "A romantic comedy in the true sense of the word, ""Failure to Launch"" is the first certified ""date film"" of the year." 3/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review December 13, 2006 +1932 As listless and phony as Failure to Launch may be, it does have one secret weapon in Zooey Deschanel. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com October 7, 2006 +1932 The multiple contrivances and the inevitable grinding of the storytelling gears will have you itching to go home -- whether you happen to live with your parents or not. 2/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today September 22, 2006 +1932 i just hated every single character soooo much 1.5/4 rotten Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is August 13, 2006 +1932 Add to this a confused moral message and it's clear that, as its title inadvertently suggests, this romantic comedy never gets off the ground. rotten Anna Smith 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1932 It'd take a considerably more charming pair of leads to salvage a concept this lame and a screenplay this witless. 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com June 18, 2006 +1932 One of those average romantic comedies that Hollywood churns out several times a year like widgets on an assembly line. C rotten Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope May 29, 2006 +1932 The two times I did laugh, no one else did. rotten Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise May 12, 2006 +1932 Tom Dey directs with all the energy of a cook flipping burgers at Jack in the Box. 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +1932 As bland as corn flakes. 1.5/5 rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Film Threat May 6, 2006 +1932 ...logic be damned if this film needs an artificial catharsis to keep audiences from falling asleep. rotten Rubin Safaya 0 Cinemalogue May 3, 2006 +1932 this rom-com dodges the unsavory omen of its title and once again demonstrates that predictable plots aren't so bad if they involve Matthew McConaughey removing his shirt. 3/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week April 10, 2006 +1932 What fails to launch is anything remotely convincing or appealing. 2/4 rotten Allison Williams 0 Premiere Magazine April 4, 2006 +1932 Flimsy but fun, this rom-com has an enjoyable edge to it -- just don't expect to remember much about it in the morning. 3/5 fresh Caroline Westbrook 0 Empire Magazine March 31, 2006 +1932 It's more of a 'smile' film. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium March 31, 2006 +1932 "A failure on so many levels, ""Failure to Launch"" is among the first of the lame, badly written romantic comedies that we're doomed to see this year. And every year, for that matter." rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) March 30, 2006 +1932 There's nothing here a good dose of Viagra couldn't cure. Impotent and dull as dishwater. 1.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews March 30, 2006 +1932 As a romantic comedy this is very aptly titled, but it earns an extra star for Zooey Deschanel's bonkers performance. They should have made the film all about her. 2/5 rotten Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 30, 2006 +1932 ... a classic example of a movie that isn't as good as the sum of its parts, but those individual parts are surprisingly entertaining 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly March 29, 2006 +1932 Failure to Launch shoots itself in the foot by refusing to take its premise seriously. The very thing that seems most interesting is the same thing that the film goes out of its way to avoid dealing with. 2/4 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat March 27, 2006 +1932 When's the last time the tightly clenched buttcheeks of a former pro football star tickled your funnybone? 3.5/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) March 24, 2006 +1932 Everyone here is sour and detestable on some level, and though the film generates some chuckles and some interest due to its sheer quirkiness, we stare on in a freak-show kind of way. 1.5/4 rotten Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies March 22, 2006 +1932 It sounds like a vehicle with plenty of comedy mileage, but Failure To Launch quickly runs out of steam. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com March 21, 2006 +1932 How, exactly, did an idea with this much star power and comic potential manage to misfire? 2/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star March 18, 2006 +1932 There's no spark in the romance because people in romantic comedies are simply not allowed to be people anymore: they're hair and outfits inside a premise. 2.5/5 rotten Marrit Ingman 0 Austin Chronicle March 18, 2006 +1932 I thought I was watching the Challenger disaster instead of a romantic comedy. 1/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly March 17, 2006 +1932 Rather than address how personal idiosyncracies struggle in relationships, Failure to Launch exists in an appalling fantasy world of quota compliance. rotten Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 16, 2006 +1932 The writers ... have ideas that could be funny, but they don't follow through on any of them. 2/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) March 16, 2006 +1932 A film so egregiously bad that it really should be chopped into small pieces and buried under a freeway overpass. C rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee March 16, 2006 +1932 It's completely unbelievable. rotten Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper March 16, 2006 +1932 Failure to Launch isn't even a one-trick pony. It's a no-trick pony. 2/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 15, 2006 +1932 McConaughey and Parker try, but they can't save a premise as insipid as this one. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing March 15, 2006 +1932 Not one of McConaughey's best films 2.5/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com March 13, 2006 +1932 Failure to Launch in a nutshell: constantly inching past your wildly low expectations. rotten Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch March 12, 2006 +1932 Some sharp dialogue raises this romantic comedy above the TV sitcom genre. B- fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve March 12, 2006 +1932 Three months into the year and finally a decent romantic comedy hits theaters. B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com March 11, 2006 +1932 A very aptly named movie. 2/4 rotten Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs March 11, 2006 +1932 Even scrumtious manlyberry ala mode McConaughey cant save this fiasco. Failure to Launch fails to entertain - in the least. 1/4 rotten Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review March 11, 2006 +1932 Once in a while, it's just nice to have romance and comedy come together in a pleasant surprise. fresh Jeanne Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan March 11, 2006 +1932 When the stars aren't charming the viewer, the film is busy shooting itself in the foot. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com March 11, 2006 +1932 The film's hit-to-miss joke ratio isn't as favorable as you might wish. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) March 11, 2006 +1932 As date movies goe, this misanthropic misfire is briefly amusing but instantly forgettable. 6/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com March 11, 2006 +1932 ... the film lurches more often than it launches. 2.5/5 rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies March 10, 2006 +1932 Matthew Sexiest Man Alive McConaughey ought to be in Westerns, but not many are being made. So he plays a walking, winky pin-up in Failure to Launch, which may launch commercially but is a failure. 1/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune March 10, 2006 +1932 This is a showcase for her [Parker's] sensitive intelligence, her watchfulness, and her way of thinking and reacting. The Family Stone did nothing for Parker, but Failure to Launch makes a strong case for life after Sex and the City. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 10, 2006 +1932 Failure to Launch is yet another disposable romantic comedy made with little thought or skill. 1.5/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times March 10, 2006 +1932 Failure To Launch, a funny but overly busy romantic comedy. 2.5/4 rotten Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee March 10, 2006 +1932 There are zero sparks between [the leads]. ... It seems the only reason these two are together is because they're both on the movie poster. 2/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 10, 2006 +1932 It's the lamest idea for a romantic comedy in recent memory, as well as one of the sorriest star vehicles in ages. 1.5/4 rotten Gary Goldstein 0 Reel.com March 10, 2006 +1932 What Failure To Launch doesn't have is the crucial link between McConaughey and Parker suggesting they are indeed meant to be together and worth rooting for, more evidence that chemistry is the one special effect that Hollywood still can't manage. C+ rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News March 10, 2006 +1932 This is a guy comedy being mismarketed as a chick flick, complete with a poster that looks like a page from Lucky magazine. 3.5/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post March 10, 2006 +1932 The plot synopsis sounds less like sitcom than sick-com: A womanizer has the tables turned on him when he falls in love with, essentially, a prostitute whose services are being paid for by parents who don't have the decency to ask him to leave. 2/4 rotten Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News March 10, 2006 +1932 Director Tom Dey throws in so much energetic slapstick that the film feels lively and fresher than it probably should, especially during several scenes involving animal-induced mayhem. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald March 10, 2006 +1932 Like Tripp, Failure to Launch has a good heart but would be better off moving out of familiar territory. 2/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com March 10, 2006 +1932 Failure to Launch stumbles its way to a happy ending without generating either much romance or comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star March 10, 2006 +1932 As you'd predict, Tripp and Paula fall in love. It's not very interesting. Then he finds out she's a hired hand, he freaks, they split, they get back together, and blah, blah, blah. 2.5/5 rotten Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies March 10, 2006 +1932 The comical part -- the part with the assaulting fauna -- is eccentric, knockabout fun, spattered with outlandish setups and amicably offbeat supporting players who reach out and steal the show. 2.5/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle March 10, 2006 +1932 You're tempting fate when you name your movie Failure to Launch. Especially when your movie's as stubbornly earthbound as this one. C rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal March 10, 2006 +1932 Matthew McConaughey and Sarah Jessica Parker are two likable actors with the absolute worst taste in roles. At least putting them together means only one bad movie will ensue rather than two, individually. C+ rotten 0 E! Online March 10, 2006 +1932 If you're in search of a film with any real emotion or believable story, forget it. If you're OK with a flick that has some funny bits and a kooky couple playing second banana -- hey, launch on. C rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News March 10, 2006 +1932 Parker does occasionally make us forget that Failure to Launch is so bereft of comic ideas that it ultimately stoops to giving Terry Bradshaw a nude scene to milk a laugh. 2/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press March 10, 2006 +1932 The only thing I rooted for in Failure To Launch was for Matthew McConaughey and Sarah Jessica Parker -- the two leads -- to find better movies. C rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News March 10, 2006 +1932 Under Tom Dey's direction, a perverse form of symmetry is at work here, and the stereotypes seem like old acquaintances you can enjoy for a couple of hours. B- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News March 10, 2006 +1932 The two TV writers have taken a premise ripe with potential for laughter and social commentary and turned into a hackneyed sitcom. 2/4 rotten Randy Myers 0 Contra Costa Times March 10, 2006 +1932 Cursed with an honest title, Failure to Launch waves a white flag in scene after scene, declaring surrender. 1.5/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune March 10, 2006 +1932 There are elements of Failure to Launch that elevate it, albeit sporadically, above the typical romantic comedy that it is. fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press March 10, 2006 +1932 "Failure to Launch's"" unlikable lowlife leads are perfect for each other, considering that if they never met on Earth, they might someday cross paths in hell." 1/4 rotten Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap March 10, 2006 +1932 There's no question that it sounds good in concept. But in execution it amounts to little more than putting lipstick on a very old pig. 2/5 rotten Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 10, 2006 +1932 The movie is surprisingly nimble and emotionally honest. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe March 10, 2006 +1932 The film goes a layer deeper than most formulaic chick flicks. It dabbles in the sociological aspects of why many present-day adults refuse to leave the nest, as well as the effect on aging parents. 3.5/4 fresh Kathy Cano 1 Arizona Republic March 10, 2006 +1932 The movie is silly and cute, but spoiled by its own failure to be special. 3/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com March 10, 2006 +1932 A decent start can't save another run-of-the-mill romantic comedy snoozer. 2/5 rotten Jeff Otto 0 IGN Movies March 10, 2006 +1932 Failure to Launch thankfully doesn't live up to its title. Bolstered by some quirky performances, it actually takes off in a surprisingly engaging way. 2.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com March 10, 2006 +1932 If you looked up the word 'fluff' in the dictionary, you shouldn't be surprised if it shows a poster for this romantic comedy... 2/4 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette March 10, 2006 +1932 the best scenes of the movie are unrelated to the overall plot and involve the supporting cast... If only the movie was about them instead. 2/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures March 10, 2006 +1932 Whatever the opposite of chemistry may be, McConaughey and Parker have plenty of it... one of the few romantic comedies in history in which the couple's fights are far more credible than their flirting. 2/4 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette March 10, 2006 +1932 Paula's practiced fraud sounds criminal at worst and grounds for civil suits at best, but to Hollywood, it's a romantic comedy....downright repellent. rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews March 10, 2006 +1932 ... possibly the perfect chick flick/buddy flick hybrid... light enough, clever enough, and well-rounded enough to earn and entertain its target audience. 3.5/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com March 10, 2006 +1932 [A]s nasty and misanthropic a piece of work as, oh, the entire genre of nasty-and-misanthropic 'romantic' 'comedies' we've been bombarded with in recent years... half of which seem to star Matthew McConaughey... rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher March 9, 2006 +1932 If anything, the whole thing reeks of nothing more than a second rate pilot for a bad sitcom. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com March 9, 2006 +1932 Some movies are on auto-pilot from the get-go. Failure To Launch doesn't even have a pilot. 2/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com March 9, 2006 +1932 This is a bloated SNL sketch comedy film, complete with Terry Bradshaw nudity and a cast pausing for the audience to laugh. D- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com March 9, 2006 +1932 Failure To Launch tries very hard to break out of the romantic comedy formula with some additional wackiness and guy humor, but they might have been better sticking to the formula. 1.5/4 rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com March 9, 2006 +1932 It's two things and both of them suck. 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central March 9, 2006 +1932 Failure to Launch is a not-so-distant cousin of those happy-go-lucky herpes commercials that play on television--it's so far out it scans as science fiction. 1/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine March 9, 2006 +1932 This would-be romantic comedy is neither. The premise is misbegotten, the chemistry non-existent and the dialogue leaden. 1/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today March 9, 2006 +1932 The stars are pleasant but unexciting, the goofy ensemble has a few moments of hilarity but never catches fire, the laughs are very scattered and the film's title is a self-fulfilling prophecy. C- rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 9, 2006 +1932 The movie casts around wildly for comic set-pieces, coming up with things like aggressive chipmunks, hostile dolphins and a dad who longs to be naked at all times. 2.5/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times March 9, 2006 +1932 Every character has been given enough quirk to make the movie sublimely enjoyable but not so much that it becomes precious. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post March 9, 2006 +1932 You know that you're in trouble when audiences leave the theater talking about the supporting cast with nary a mention of the movie stars 2/4 rotten Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy March 9, 2006 +1932 Tripp is such a stud that he has to beat women off with a stick. Or, rather, with his parents -- This isn't just idiotic, it's indefensible. It's also the picture's premise. 1.5/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News March 9, 2006 +1932 It is a sweet and funny sitcom, but without an iota of originality. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 9, 2006 +1932 Oh, what stupid people these are. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 9, 2006 +1932 The title of the movie could also serve as its review. D+ rotten Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor March 9, 2006 +1932 It's fun stuff, overall, inconsequential and fluffy and not too cheesy until the end. B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com March 9, 2006 +1932 This is a bright and bouncy date movie with some sharp lines and even sharper performances, especially from Bates and Bradshaw. B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom March 9, 2006 +1932 As with most romantic comedies, Failure to Launch takes off thanks to its upbeat tone and the charisma of its stars. 3/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 9, 2006 +1932 There are so many diversions in Failure to Launch, it's as if the movie is bored by its own story. 2/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 9, 2006 +1932 It's good. Not brilliant, not a future Oscar contender, but a perfectly sturdy, sweet, pleasingly non-formulaic production that should amuse a variety of age groups. 3/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel March 9, 2006 +1932 Failure to Launch isn't about story. It's about star power. Adjust your expectations accordingly. C+ rotten Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution March 9, 2006 +1932 The stars execute their silly romantic-comedy dance steps as if to the manner born, but it is the funny shuffle-and-halt tango between Bartha's computer nerd and Deschanel's man-proof misanthrope that add some real zest. 2.5/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday March 9, 2006 +1932 Even by the low standards of high-concept Hollywood rom-coms, this charmless, prophetically titled stinker stands apart, suggesting that the recent mass firings at studio Paramount may not have been such a bad idea after all. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly March 9, 2006 +1932 The movie is so intent on displaying McConaughey's wares that it gives him a shirtless surfing scene -- and the picture is set in Baltimore. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) March 9, 2006 +1932 So limp and mirthless that it would barely pass muster as a single-season network sitcom. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 9, 2006 +1932 A bizarre, mixed up mess, but one with good moments courtesy of a solid supporting cast. 2.5/5 rotten Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend March 9, 2006 +1932 Silly, lighthearted, funny - and despite a slow start, ultimately charms its target audience. B+ fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston March 9, 2006 +1932 It fails at romance and comedy. It fails to make the lead characters interesting and their love affair believable. And it fails to develop a consistent tone that would enable viewers to suspend their disbelief. 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews March 9, 2006 +1932 Lively and enjoyable but nothing remotely special -- this could be just about any romantic comedy ever made, complete with a contrived premise and a bright cast to distract us from the same old formula. 2.5/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall March 9, 2006 +1932 Relentlessly predictable and painfully unfunny...A total failure. 2/10 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com March 8, 2006 +1932 Failure to Launch arrives pre-told by design. But even those coming in cold will know what's going to happen one step ahead. C rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly March 8, 2006 +1932 a cloying mess crying for another rewrite, or maybe just the quick mercy of being plunked into the nearest trash can 2/5 rotten Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews March 8, 2006 +1932 Launch writes itself into such a corner that the only way it can manage a happy ending is to lock its leads in a room and force them to have a meaningful conversation. C- rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club March 8, 2006 +1932 A good alternate to the death penalty, watching this movie over and over and over. That, my friends, is what is called a fate worse than death. 0/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com March 7, 2006 +1932 The title is perfectly apt -- and too easy a target -- for this romantic comedy that never shifts out of second gear. 1.5/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly March 7, 2006 +1932 Beneath the sitcom sheen, there's a darker movie about broken people who use convenient, pitiful excuses to keep from growing up. You laugh at them, but you also have sympathy. fresh Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice March 7, 2006 +1932 Sometimes a movie works because all of the ingredients come together so well. Failure to Launch is one of those movies. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews March 7, 2006 +1932 Failure to Launch is an especially slight romantic comedy whose modest charms are derived largely from its supporting players. rotten Brian Lowry 1 Variety March 6, 2006 +1932 Stars Matthew McConaughey and Sarah Jessica Parker put as much energy, winning smiles and comic business into their roles as possible, but it's a no-go from the start. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter March 3, 2006 +1932 4/10 rotten Matt McAllister 0 Future Movies UK July 15, 2006 +1932 1/5 rotten Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews March 18, 2006 +1932 3/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com March 11, 2006 +1932 D rotten Neil Miller 0 Film School Rejects March 10, 2006 +1932 D+ rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com March 10, 2006 +1935 The plot unravels rather than cranking up. The McGuffin with Spooner can be seen coming from a long way off, while the film jinks rather than twists towards its inevitable climax. rotten Will Self 0 London Evening Standard January 8, 2018 +1935 A dreary action-mystery that spends far too much time mucking around a villainous plot that isn't nearly as difficult to unravel as the protagonist makes it. 2.5/5 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending August 29, 2017 +1935 Will Smith almost redeems generic man vs. machine actioner. 3/5 fresh Renee Schonfeld 0 Common Sense Media December 30, 2010 +1935 Pretty to look at but there's not much under the hood in this Isaac Asimov-based futuristic murder mystery... C+ rotten Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com July 11, 2010 +1935 A lot of fun with excellent direction... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 29, 2009 +1935 It feels like an anonymous Hollywood studio film that overwhelmed the director with the demands to fashion a blockbuster vehicle for its star. rotten Steve Biodrowski 0 ESplatter July 8, 2008 +1935 The movie is at least a bit less annoying than director Alex Proyas' previous two genre attempts. 2/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 24, 2007 +1935 Smith's occasional sullenness suggests he is itching for another Ali-like chance to prove his acting chops even as he slums his way through another high-tech shoot-'em-up. 2/4 rotten Peter T. Chattaway 0 Christianity Today September 25, 2006 +1935 Sonny, voiced by Alan Tudyk, is the equal of the other two leads both in his screen presence and the empathy he draws from the audience. fresh Jeremy C. Fox 0 Pajiba September 16, 2005 +1935 If you are looking for proof that Hollywood has completely run out of ideas, check out I, Robot. 3/5 rotten Uri Lessing 0 www.kcactive.com July 25, 2005 +1935 As I, Robot details how Smith must fight for his survival against an army of white men whom he alone knows are evil, the film might have been called 'I, Hollywood'. 3/10 rotten Brian Juergens 0 Freeze Dried Movies April 1, 2005 +1935 A thriller typically is only as good as its villain, and too many of them are bloodless here. Except for the hot-blooded performance of Smith... the movie is cool, right down to its color scheme. 2.5/4 rotten Barbara Vancheri 0 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette February 26, 2005 +1935 For those who like their sci-fi to have the depth and breadth of comic books. 4 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania February 17, 2005 +1935 ...passable as a vibrating escapist flick in spite of Proya's sporadically flat direction and the uneven interpretation of Asimov's wry commentary 2.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye January 26, 2005 +1935 An enjoyable action flick. B fresh Forrest Hartman 0 Reno Gazette-Journal January 12, 2005 +1935 A dull, derivative [film] with no new ideas and a main character who, while clearly simple-minded, is somehow the smartest guy in the story. C+ rotten Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 31, 2004 +1935 Nobody is going to mistake this future noir for Spielberg's Minority Report, but for a light-headed adrenaline rush, it works pretty well. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis November 30, 2004 +1935 The extras begin with an intelligent, interesting and thorough audio commentary by director Alex Proyas and writer Akiva Goldsman. 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide November 16, 2004 +1935 A film so detached from Asimov's vision, it emerges as a destabilized attempt at reworking an already-polished concept. 2/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org November 5, 2004 +1935 Based on Isaac Asimov's short story collection and directed by Alex Proyas, who did much better with 'Dark City' and 'The Crow.' C+ rotten Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 24, 2004 +1935 This is jaw-droppingly juvenile and insulting to my intelligence. Perhaps its subject matter is obsolete. Asimov deserved better. rotten Michael Drakulich 0 Star Newspapers (Chicago, IL) August 19, 2004 +1935 An uninspired, recycled action thriller. 2/5 rotten Mark Sells 0 Oregon Herald August 18, 2004 +1935 Whether there's anything substantial under the sheen and CGI of Alex Proyas' glistening future vision is debatable, but this enjoyable, engrossing picture is at least intelligently artificial. 4/5 fresh Nev Pierce 0 BBC.com August 10, 2004 +1935 It may or may not come as a surprise, but Will Smith is out-acted by the robots. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 Fat Guys at the Movies August 10, 2004 +1935 Better than anyone had any right to expect. fresh Lewis Beale 0 Film Journal International August 8, 2004 +1935 "...The key to what makes ""I, Robot"" work is a well thought out script..." 3/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) August 7, 2004 +1935 A multi-villain axis of evil and a pulpy vision that feels machine-hacked. 3/5 rotten Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals August 6, 2004 +1935 This summer picture has a brain as well as muscles. 4/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine August 6, 2004 +1935 Proyas succumbs to the inane post-Matrix tendency to pump up action sequences with sudden moments of slow motion gymnastics that are almost laughable 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk August 5, 2004 +1935 A B-movie blast about power and greed rotten James Christopher 0 Times (UK) August 5, 2004 +1935 It's all mechanically done, but at least I Robot manages to be entertaining. 3.5/5 fresh Gerry Shamray 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) August 4, 2004 +1935 rises above plot holes and stilted dialogue just enough to be a fun Sunday afternoon Matinee 3/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com August 4, 2004 +1935 A-by-the-numbers action film retrofitted as a sci-fi work of art. 2.5/5 rotten Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat August 3, 2004 +1935 ...better than I ever expected it to be on most levels. fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise August 2, 2004 +1935 Props itself up with allusions to Deep Thoughts but in reality is just a long action movie gussied up in special effects. 2.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies August 1, 2004 +1935 Far from perfect, but it's entertaining, well-executed and definately worth a look. 7 fresh Joe Utichi 0 FilmFocus August 1, 2004 +1935 I, Robot succeeds where other movies that blend science fiction and mystery fiction have failed. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 30, 2004 +1935 A fun , surprisingly smart ride that is also true to the spirit of Asimov's more thoughtful and low-key work. 4.5/5 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina July 29, 2004 +1935 ...every once in awhile, this summer popcorn sci-fi movie provides a glimmer of Asimov... 2.5/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly July 29, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is a disappointment not because of what it is, but because of what it could have been. 2/5 rotten David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com July 28, 2004 +1935 Mixing animation and live action nearly seamlessly, I, ROBOT turns Isaac Asimov's robot world into the backdrop for a prosaic summer action film. 4/10 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews July 26, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is the meanest, meatiest, coolest, most engaging and exciting science fiction movie in a long time. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile July 24, 2004 +1935 For all its flaws, I, Robot is arresting to look at. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer July 23, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is the summer's best action movie so far. It proves that you don't necessarily need to detach your brain in order to walk into a big budget summer blockbuster. 4/5 fresh Jeff Otto 0 IGN Movies July 23, 2004 +1935 I, Robot fails to do much of anything other than take our money and repay us with some moments of CGI-induced spectacle and a handful of rehashed ideas. 2.5/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) July 22, 2004 +1935 It's good to know that, in the future, we can still thaw out a cryogenically-preserved Will Smith to save the world every July. 3.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com July 21, 2004 +1935 Delivers the goods as a zippy piece of sci-fi pulp. 3/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing July 21, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is that rare entry among summer blockbusters -- a film with something on its mind. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 21, 2004 +1935 A thinking person's action picture ... it is definitely one of this summer's better blockbusters. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews July 21, 2004 +1935 When 'I, Robot' digs in to deliver the goods, it does so with first-rate action and special effects sequences that are thrilling. B+ fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) July 21, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is an enthralling bit of genre fiction; overcoming an uncertainty of focus with a handful of terrific scenes. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) July 20, 2004 +1935 Even with its flaws, I, Robot still computes to being a warm-weather winner. 3/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com July 20, 2004 +1935 By adeptly combining action and ideas, it proves that Hollywood can still produce astonishing entertainment. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews July 20, 2004 +1935 Strives to be so many things that it ultimately falls away to nothing, a heap of expensive metal parts. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com July 20, 2004 +1935 While not a classic by any means, is still a mostly entertaining experience. 3/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat July 20, 2004 +1935 I, Robot may not break much new ground, but it's engaging enough in what it does to keep the viewer interested. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan July 20, 2004 +1935 It's a good, workmanlike popcorn movie, but nothing more 2.5/5 rotten Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette July 20, 2004 +1935 The plot isn't very smart or exciting, but the action, including the scene in which the house is demolished, is spectacular. 3/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald July 20, 2004 +1935 Maybe we should start having robots write movie scripts. 2.5/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online July 20, 2004 +1935 It's fun, sure, but uninspired. We've seen it all before... Will Smith does his old Will Smith thing again, with only the minimum level of actual entertainment to dress it up. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 19, 2004 +1935 Pretty to look at but as cold and removed as its title character. rotten Angela Baldassarre 0 Sympatico.ca July 19, 2004 +1935 ... a slick, consistently entertaining thrill ride ... fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper July 19, 2004 +1935 "You hope for another ""Independence Day"" but what you get is another ""Wild, Wild West""." 4/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com July 19, 2004 +1935 A robot must protect itself as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law, the Law of Thermodynamics, the Law of the Jungle, or Law and Order: SVU. B fresh Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! July 19, 2004 +1935 Best of all, this is a story that's actually about something. 4.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall July 19, 2004 +1935 Good character development and the great on-screen chemistry between Smith and Bridget Moynahan also give this movie a big boost. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope July 18, 2004 +1935 Despite an admirable effort on the part of its creative team, this new technological thriller is at odds with itself from the very first moments. C rotten Gabriel Shanks 0 Mixed Reviews July 18, 2004 +1935 The message is old hat by now, but I, Robot is a genuine Will Smith Movie. What more do you need? 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat July 18, 2004 +1935 It's a flimsily sketched psychological sci-fi movie that never feels more than being robotic. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews July 16, 2004 +1935 [E]nough breathtaking visuals to make you forgive the movie its plot holes and its tendency to lapse into product placement parody. 3/4 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun July 16, 2004 +1935 For the most part, this is thrilling fun. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post July 16, 2004 +1935 Succeed on its own terms as an entertaining mid-season popcorn movie. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post July 16, 2004 +1935 A failure of imagination. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety July 16, 2004 +1935 Performances, plot and pacing are as mechanical as the hard-wired cast. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today July 16, 2004 +1935 An unexpectedly engaging futuristic mystery. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide July 16, 2004 +1935 Despite its familiar, derivative, yet ironic, story, it's a sleek, stylish, sinister fun-flick with a speculative metaphysical ending that makes you think. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com July 16, 2004 +1935 A CGI-laced action movie cum merchandising opportunity, warped into insensate silliness by the pop-iconic demands of Smith's megabucks macho action-hero persona and peppered with stock cop-on-the- edge action-movie situations. 1/5 rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star July 16, 2004 +1935 Substandard Will Smith action-hero vehicle. 1.5/4 rotten Doug Kim 1 Seattle Times July 16, 2004 +1935 ...what we basically have here is a summer movie disguised as a sci-fi epic. On that level, it works. 3/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews July 16, 2004 +1935 [The screenplay is] good enough to keep things moving, to supply Smith with one- liners and to provide an excuse for the compelling backdrop. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle July 16, 2004 +1935 The film goes where you expect, with the rather programmed feel of a 'classic' revisited with both money and zeal. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune July 16, 2004 +1935 This movie is blatant when it should have been subtle, and this is never more evident than in the unpleasant performance of its star, Will Smith. 2/4 rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee July 16, 2004 +1935 Smart and remarkably well-plotted. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle July 16, 2004 +1935 While I, Robot is consistently entertaining and considerably smarter than your average summer action flick, it's never particularly exciting or emotionally compelling. 2.5/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com July 16, 2004 +1935 A middling entertainment. 3/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel July 16, 2004 +1935 Taken simply as a Will Smith Summer Blockbuster, I, Robot scores above average. B- fresh 0 Oregonian July 16, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is everything a summer blockbuster should be 3.5/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 Washington Times July 16, 2004 +1935 Much of the movie feels dull or derivative. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger July 16, 2004 +1935 Surprisingly smart, cool-looking, nicely paced and well-acted. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post July 16, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is fun, even when it relies a bit too much on standard police-procedure cliches. 3.5/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News July 16, 2004 +1935 Will Smith is darker, sexier in his latest summer blockbuster... but despite an entertaining execution of Isaac Asimov's robotic visions, it leaves you cold. B fresh David Foucher 0 EDGE Boston July 16, 2004 +1935 It's an intriguing mix, if not always a smooth one. Yet, to its credit, I, Robot never gives up on [its] ideas, not even at the height of all the sound and fury. B fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal July 16, 2004 +1935 Purely mechanical scenario owes much to robot-think, but little to Asimov's scientifically informed humanism. 2.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News July 16, 2004 +1935 Pretty good science fiction. fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star July 16, 2004 +1935 May be slick, but it's as cold and dehumanized as a robot. 2.5/5 rotten Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies July 16, 2004 +1935 [Asimov] probably would have been 'appalled by' this cartoonish creation. 2/5 rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies July 16, 2004 +1935 Plays like a compendium of summer blockbusters. C+ rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle July 16, 2004 +1935 A movie of its kind and of its time -- functional, professional, slickly manufactured and slouching toward consciousness -- I, Robot is a perfect slave to mechanical convention. 2.5/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail July 16, 2004 +1935 As far as popcorn summer flicks go, this one's error-free. A fresh 0 E! Online July 16, 2004 +1935 Will Smith fans will likely be disappointed, and lovers of fine cinema best look elsewhere. But if you're looking for robots going crazy, this one's worth your money. C+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News July 16, 2004 +1935 Director Alex Proyas lays on the Tomorrowland awe of shiny metallics, techno-worship and fascist efficiency that make the future look like a nice place to visit. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press July 16, 2004 +1935 In the end, what will be remembered is how disappointing a treatment this is of some pretty revered source material. 2/4 rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) July 16, 2004 +1935 A watchable enough piece of summer entertainment. B- fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News July 16, 2004 +1935 An engaging CGI-fueled ride. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post July 16, 2004 +1935 [A] self-important, derivative and muddled sci-fi thriller. C rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times July 16, 2004 +1935 The plot is simple-minded and disappointing, and the chase and action scenes are pretty much routine for movies in the sci-fi CGI genre. 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times July 16, 2004 +1935 The sort of multiplex-buster that depends more on editing and production design than on story line. 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe July 16, 2004 +1935 When Smith and Monaghan are interacting with Sonny the robot, you swear he's a real person who just happens to look a bit odd. A- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com July 16, 2004 +1935 ...a Will Smith cop picture with the slight novelty of having robots as perps. 2/4 rotten Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) July 16, 2004 +1935 Robots, explosions, gunplay, action, Will Smith...hmmm, it must be July. 8.5/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com July 16, 2004 +1935 The Three Laws of Robotics still seem as fresh, compelling and provocative as ever. B+ fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee July 16, 2004 +1935 It's an action thriller that races at breakneck speed and dazzles the audience, even if this program still has a few bugs to iron out. 3.5/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register July 16, 2004 +1935 ...Thrilling, it's intriguing and most of all, a lot of fun. It frankly takes a welcome 'byte' out of every other blockbuster on show at the moment 4/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Mediasharx July 16, 2004 +1935 Perhaps some day the original Asimov stories will make it to the screen... [T]his I, Robot is one of the best science-fiction films we're likely to see this year. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette July 16, 2004 +1935 Bad 'bots, bad 'bots, what ya gonna do? rotten James Sanford 0 James Sanford on Film July 16, 2004 +1935 There's no swifter way to ruin 'not bad' than a reminder of something truly great... and for I, Robot, that reminder is never further away than the title. C+ rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 16, 2004 +1935 This Asimov-inspired adaptation is the rare summer blockbuster that supplies an actual science fiction story - albeit cleverly packaged to look like a 'Will Smith movie.' 3.5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World July 16, 2004 +1935 An overbudgeted, underscripted, lazy piece of work 2/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit July 16, 2004 +1935 So the unlikely allies: A robot hater, a robot lover and a robot, all team up to solve the case. It's kinda cute. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star July 16, 2004 +1935 A good story with one of two parts that malfunction - the wise-guy comedy is going to make the movie more commercial, but in this case, it hurts the story. 3.5/5 fresh Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com July 16, 2004 +1935 A real missed opportunity - a potentially groundbreaking film reduced to a mess fit only for the slack-jawed mallrats that it is being aimed... rotten Peter Sobczynski 0 Critic Doctor July 16, 2004 +1935 Big-budget, big-effects tale of men and machines has a tiny imagination and a robo-crafted soul. 1/5 rotten James Rocchi 0 Netflix July 15, 2004 +1935 It's a Will Smith movie... with robots. It's a brilliant concept, really. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 15, 2004 +1935 Filmmaker Alex Proyas finally finds the perfect balance between the real world and the one of his imagination, breathing humanity into a genre gleaming with artifice. fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 FilmStew.com July 15, 2004 +1935 A freshly microwaved mix of Blade Runner and Minority Report topped with a big dollop of cheese. 6/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews July 15, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is a movie destined for fast-forward buttons the world over. 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 15, 2004 +1935 The effects work here doesn't break any incredible new ground or shatter any records, and yet this is one of the most visually impressive movies I have ever seen. B fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather July 15, 2004 +1935 More like Dorothy wandering lost through the great land of Oz, only without the heart of A.I., the brains of Minority Report or the courage of Blade Runner. 1.5/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com July 15, 2004 +1935 Engagingly silly film. 2.5/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 15, 2004 +1935 Ring-a-ding dull. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate July 15, 2004 +1935 It may not be Asimov but its plot is truly labyrinthine, it works a specific theme and it's happy to end itself in a shroud of enigma. B- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer July 15, 2004 +1935 Easily this summer's most welcome big-budget surprise, a studio film that isn't afraid to ask its audience to think. 3.5/5 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine July 15, 2004 +1935 Del's repeatedly attacked by bad robots, marked by glowing red lights in their chests and behaviors not a little derivative of the first Terminator at his film's end. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters July 15, 2004 +1935 A hunk of expensive, lifeless junk. 1.5/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 15, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is the best kind of adventure movie, one that engages your heart, your sense of humor and your ache for a good yarn. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press July 15, 2004 +1935 A movie that never stops feeling like an advertisement for itself. 2/4 rotten Bruce Newman 1 San Jose Mercury News July 15, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is less compelling as a drama of the human enslavement of androids than it is an intriguing vision of a treeless, cashless future. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 15, 2004 +1935 Awesome fx, poor story. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve July 15, 2004 +1935 'Suggested by' Isaac Asimov's book of short stories, Alex Proyas's hectic thriller engages some interesting ideas on its way to an overblown and incoherent ending. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times July 15, 2004 +1935 The film works best as a kind of mindless, action-packed B-movie. But on the A-level at which recent science fiction/fantasy films operate, this movie falls woefully short. rotten Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter July 15, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is yet another summer entree in which good intentions are stymied by excessive bric-a-brac. C+ rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News July 15, 2004 +1935 While it's hardly a philosophical film, the screenplay by Jeff Vintar and Akiva Goldsman does have an idea or two. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor July 15, 2004 +1935 Those who are unfamiliar with Asimov's work may enjoy I, Robot as a summer popcorn movie. It's just unfortunate that it's not more. 3/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic July 15, 2004 +1935 Discerning horror fans will enjoy this futuristic science fiction actioner for its dark, sinister elements. fresh Staci Layne 0 Horror.com July 15, 2004 +1935 At least it's a beautiful crappy movie, and nearly worth seeing for the special effects and set design alone. 2.5/5 rotten Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly July 15, 2004 +1935 Brickbat socialism in a dimwit populist entertainment. . . The film is about as subtle as a dump truck. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 15, 2004 +1935 Isaac Asimov's colorful fantasies for teenage boys a half-century and more ago are intact. 2.5/4 fresh Jack Zink 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 15, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is a slice of sci-fi heaven with a hearty side of bewitching visual euphoria. 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review July 15, 2004 +1935 A whodunit that keeps you guessing right to the end. 3/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday July 15, 2004 +1935 While it's not in a league with Blade Runner, The Terminator or even Robocop, I, Robot is an efficiently designed, well-oiled machine. 3/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune July 15, 2004 +1935 A high-tech thriller that really works -- both because of its eye-popping visual feats and the ideas and humanity behind them. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune July 15, 2004 +1935 Worlds better than a mess like Men in Black II. B- fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 15, 2004 +1935 I, Robot is not as nerdy as it sounds ... It's one of the most interesting films of the summer 3/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com July 15, 2004 +1935 Only if you've never seen one before, it's the best sci-fi movie ever made. It's entertaining, but essentially a shiny new retread of older models. 2.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 Midwest Film Journal July 15, 2004 +1935 The movie has a handful of things that will make it worth watching on cable, someday. 5/10 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum July 15, 2004 +1935 It has a slow buildup, but its final third manages to generate some eye-popping thrills without the usual obligatory dismissal of all narrative in the face of explosions. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times July 15, 2004 +1935 A routine Will Smith cop-on- the-hunt thriller at heart, I, Robot lacks imaginative excitement. B- rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly July 14, 2004 +1935 A visually impressive effort that mixes the pizzazz of an action-oriented popcorn movie with a more humane sensibility than is usually the case. B fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion July 14, 2004 +1935 A cool summer movie packing a nice mix of action, explosions, and brains. 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend July 14, 2004 +1935 I guess a summer special effects blockbuster with plot development is too much to ask for. Maybe I should have my own wiring examined. 2/5 rotten David Levine 0 Filmcritic.com July 14, 2004 +1935 Aesthetically dazzling. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian July 14, 2004 +1935 Nothing but one big chase scene...It plays as if robots even wrote the script -- and stupid robots at that. 1/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire July 14, 2004 +1935 One can't help but admire a know-how that permits a generation of walking nuts-and-bolts to move effortlessly amongst men. 2.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly July 14, 2004 +1935 'Lots of exciting action sequences, a charismatic hero, a few chuckles here and there and some top-drawer special effects work. The only thing it lacks is Isaac Asimov. 3/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy July 14, 2004 +1935 At first Smith feels miscast, but he warms into the role. Good pace, nice robot effects, entertaining. 3/4 fresh Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card July 14, 2004 +1935 Some of the most convincing and lifelike visual effects in movie history. This is a wide-scope sci-fi thriller done right. 3/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com July 14, 2004 +1935 Androids may dream of electric sheep, but I, Robot's multi-million dollar machines are remnants of summer films gone by. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine April 26, 2004 +1935 3/5 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1935 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1935 2.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1935 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1935 2.5/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1935 4/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1935 3/5 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons March 14, 2005 +1935 2/5 rotten Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic March 5, 2005 +1935 7/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 7, 2004 +1935 D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com August 16, 2004 +1935 C+ rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +1935 8/10 fresh Ed Colley 0 Future Movies UK August 7, 2004 +1935 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 7, 2004 +1935 7/10 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette August 6, 2004 +1935 3/5 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) July 26, 2004 +1935 2/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant July 20, 2004 +1935 3/4 fresh 0 Baltimore Sun July 20, 2004 +1938 Though not one of Oscar and Hammerstein best works, this Oscar-nominated musical about culture clash merits a viewing. B- fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com April 19, 2012 +1938 Enjoyable, old-fashioned stage-to-screen musical. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 23, 2004 +1940 Disappointing, too violent, and not very funny. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +1940 ...a breezy, nasty little film that delivers more than it promises. B fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 29, 2005 +1940 No matter how bad a movie with A-list actors involved is, it will still be released - somewhere, sometime, to someone. 1/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com March 4, 2004 +1940 [Tyler] seems like she would be more at home playing a tomboy. 1/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews August 1, 2003 +1940 Messy but periodically funny. 2.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1940 Once the gimmick has worn out its welcome, the movie makes misstep after misstep until a final shootout of baffling stupidity. 1.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies February 26, 2002 +1940 An odd fish, this, although there's no denying the conviction the ruby-lipped temptress Liv Tyler brings to washing a car. 2.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf November 16, 2001 +1940 If Rashomon were filmed through a shampoo bottle, you'd have some idea what to expect from the surprisingly mean-spirited comedy, One Night at McCool's. C rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 Flipside Movie Emporium October 24, 2001 +1940 I remember watching the opening scenes with an air of indifference, and I remember watching the climax very nearly in hysterics. A- fresh Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather June 15, 2001 +1940 Counting on the star of Brain Smasher: A Love Story for laughs is a sign of true desperation. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International June 2, 2001 +1940 All the sex and violence turns out to be a flimsy, forgettable hit-and-run comedy you'll regret in the morning. rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com May 23, 2001 +1940 has energy, but as a farce it falls flat because it has no tone and no center 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk May 7, 2001 +1940 One Night at McCool's is too high-brow to be low-rent and too low-brow to be considered worthy. 1.5/5 rotten Ted Murphy 0 Baseline.Hollywood.com May 6, 2001 +1940 Much like how Liv Tyler's beauty is softened by the affectless drone of her voice, the film's stylish flash is made less inviting by some dullness in design. 2.5/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com May 5, 2001 +1940 Oblivious to its own towering obsolescence. rotten Dennis Lim 1 Village Voice May 2, 2001 +1940 The characters are repellant, and not even in an entertaining or over-the-top way. 2/5 rotten Annette Cardwell 0 Filmcritic.com April 30, 2001 +1940 Never fully rises to the occasion, maintaining a goofily even keel throughout but rarely tipping over into all-out froth and nuttiness. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle April 30, 2001 +1940 After the first ten minutes McCool's becomes one long night. rotten Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) April 27, 2001 +1940 The actors make the most of a predictable story line, and almost without exception the jokes are funny. fresh John Zebrowski 1 Seattle Times April 27, 2001 +1940 An often amusing and generally entertaining romp. fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! April 27, 2001 +1940 Maybe all those bloody corpses curdle the laughs...in this neo-noir comedy of murders. 2/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide April 27, 2001 +1940 The script's interlocking stories are dull, and the actors respond with variations on their most predictable themes. rotten Karla Peterson 0 San Diego Union-Tribune April 27, 2001 +1940 It eventually loses its concentration and ultimately falls apart. rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee April 27, 2001 +1940 Has moments of inspired dark hilarity. 2.5/4 fresh Pam Grady 0 Reel.com April 27, 2001 +1940 There isn't much to McCool's that couldn't be found in an adult magazine. rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer April 27, 2001 +1940 The plot's shootings, bludgeonings and bloodshed, in the end, can't be reconciled with the lightweight approach. rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News April 27, 2001 +1940 This is the shadow of a dark farce just as Tyler doesn't really embody an irresistible sex object as much as stand for one. rotten Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen April 27, 2001 +1940 A brisk and sometimes bizarre comedy; funny, yet able to accommodate several sudden deaths comfortably. fresh Ted Mahar 0 Oregonian April 27, 2001 +1940 Straining for a sense that a good time was had by all. rotten John Anderson 1 Newsday April 27, 2001 +1940 Sourly unsexy and vulgar. rotten Jonathan Foreman 1 New York Post April 27, 2001 +1940 Proceeds from a premise that's as simplistic as a seventh-grade gym class joke. rotten Cody Clark 1 Mr. Showbiz April 27, 2001 +1940 [The filmmakers are] more concerned with marketing strategies and with seeming hip than in making a comedy with integrity. rotten Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle April 27, 2001 +1940 Moviedom needs Zwart about as much as the world needs another phallic gag about hot dogs. rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News April 27, 2001 +1940 What few laughs it does manage to eke out hardly seem worth all the effort. rotten Terry Erb 1 Detroit Free Press April 27, 2001 +1940 Zwart has a real flair for farce. 4/5 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post April 27, 2001 +1940 Fun, if you're inclined toward cynicism, contempt, nihilism and cool stuff like that. 4/5 fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post April 27, 2001 +1940 Sloppy and inconsequential, like a keg party in a parentless home. rotten Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star April 27, 2001 +1940 A spirited, screwball crime-thriller with a sly heart. B fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 27, 2001 +1940 Neither Zwart nor Seidel can really enter into the lubricious, dirty-minded spirit the movie should have. rotten Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com April 27, 2001 +1940 Isn't nearly as clever as it sounds. rotten Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly April 27, 2001 +1940 The late Stan Seidel's script is overly talky and under-inspired. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times April 27, 2001 +1940 Things don't get much more ludicrous or hilarious. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies April 27, 2001 +1940 Not funny enough for long enough to take our minds off the lurching filmmaking, the cliched characters and the teenaged boys' locker room mentality. rotten Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies April 27, 2001 +1940 A self-conscious exercise in dead hipness. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post April 27, 2001 +1940 There's very little to commend in this violent, sexed-up and dumbed-down version of Rashomon. rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times April 27, 2001 +1940 Plot-heavy, but about as involving as a stick of gum. rotten Paul Tatara 1 CNN.com April 27, 2001 +1940 It is so busy with its crosscut structure and its interlocking stories that it never really gives us anyone to identify with. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times April 27, 2001 +1940 The jokes are only funny sometimes, the stunt casting feels gratuitous after a while, and a barrage of bullets at the end is out of place. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press April 27, 2001 +1940 They should've done less howling and more character development and plotting. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer April 27, 2001 +1940 Tyler's tongue-in-cheek noir goddess transcends cliche and the screenplay's other shortcomings terrifically. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe April 27, 2001 +1940 Tyler simply doesn't have the acting chops to pull it off. rotten Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee April 27, 2001 +1940 The movie is certainly amusing, but it's uneven. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire April 27, 2001 +1940 The main actress isn't very talented. rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine April 27, 2001 +1940 A full-on, mean-spirited bore that's neither as sexy nor as smart as it thinks it is. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) April 27, 2001 +1940 Even when the film makes no sense, it's still an enjoyably off-beat exercise. fresh Andy Seiler 1 USA Today April 27, 2001 +1940 Specific bits of humor sometimes seem forced, and the film never balances its array of sex, laughs and violence. 5/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle April 27, 2001 +1940 The screenplay ... is never clever enough or challenging enough to really exploit a terrific premise. rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star April 27, 2001 +1940 It's hard not to get cheesed off by the fear-of-sex, fear-of-women theme operating here. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher April 27, 2001 +1940 An offbeat, dark comedy filled with plenty of sight gags that work. fresh 0 E! Online April 27, 2001 +1940 The bulk of the humor is, like Andrew Dice Clay with black rimmed glasses, dweeby and cheap. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper April 27, 2001 +1940 A picture whose wildly different components never really coalesce into a satisfying whole. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 27, 2001 +1940 A clever idea that isn't executed cleverly enough. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press April 26, 2001 +1940 The script is tired and airless, desperate to make you laugh, and failing at that. rotten Dave White 0 IFilm April 26, 2001 +1940 With its distinctive voice, the irreverent comedy makes the unsavory seem tasty. fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News April 26, 2001 +1940 An overwritten, overacted, overedited, heck even overorchestrated dark comedy. rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel April 26, 2001 +1940 Big loud fun for when you're feelin' dumb. fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 New Times April 26, 2001 +1940 Zwart ... shows a flair for whipping disparate elements into a film noir-flavored screwball highball. fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel April 26, 2001 +1940 The casting is impeccable. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette April 26, 2001 +1940 A small, dark comedy with mischievous wit and the goofy charm. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter April 26, 2001 +1940 Hinges on a haphazard intersection between several venal, infinitely and annoyingly flawed characters. rotten Gemma Files 1 Film.com April 26, 2001 +1940 More than just dumb, the picture is embarrassingly dorky. D rotten 1 Entertainment Weekly April 26, 2001 +1940 A well-constructed farce with more than its share of belly laughs. fresh Bill Pearis 0 Citysearch April 26, 2001 +1940 Clever, dark and juicy. 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune April 26, 2001 +1940 A case of having your cheesecake and eating it, too. C+ rotten Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution April 26, 2001 +1940 A movie that will finally appeal to those who can think their way through a movie but still want to laugh. fresh Bill Rasco 0 ComingSoon.net April 26, 2001 +1940 Throws jokes at the audience like alms for the poor; unfortunately, they're all pennies. rotten Tom Block 0 culturevulture.net April 26, 2001 +1940 An uneven and fairly forgettable comedy that produces only sporadic laughter. 2.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 25, 2001 +1940 Loses steam early on as the result of a jumping bean plot. 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly April 25, 2001 +1940 A lot of flash and outlandish events tossed together in a haphazard fashion that's just not as funny as the filmmakers obviously thought it would be. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide April 25, 2001 +1940 I didn't laugh much, I didn't smile much and I certainly didn't care much for any of its characters. 5/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium April 23, 2001 +1940 A very cool, sly comedy thriller of one femme fatale and three chumps. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine April 20, 2001 +1940 Infectiously dotty. 4/5 fresh Michael Thomson 0 BBC.com April 16, 2001 +1940 Evenly paced and ends with a bang. fresh Tim Cogshell 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 13, 2001 +1940 Tyler, a true beauty, gives the role a valiant try, but her range is too limited to play this amalgam of female perfection. 2/5 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone April 5, 2001 +1940 Funny and imaginative. fresh Monika Maurer 0 Popcorn March 29, 2001 +1940 D rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1940 3/5 fresh Guylaine Cadorette 0 Hollywood.com November 20, 2008 +1940 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1940 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 30, 2005 +1940 5 rotten 0 Apollo Guide March 16, 2004 +1940 3/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1940 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 30, 2002 +1940 5 rotten Derek Smith 0 Apollo Guide June 12, 2002 +1940 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1940 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic July 16, 2001 +1940 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit May 23, 2001 +1940 C- rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com May 7, 2001 +1940 3/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com April 30, 2001 +1940 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom April 30, 2001 +1941 An ambitious but muddled and uninvolving tale of the struggle of an American Italian family with religion, sex, and spirituality. C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com May 6, 2011 +1941 Shows that God moves mysteriously in our lives to work miracles while we are dealing with such seemingly insignificant matters as sausages, card games, ironing, and scrubbing the floors. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 18, 2003 +1941 0/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com September 21, 2005 +1941 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily September 21, 2005 +1941 2/5 rotten Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews November 19, 2004 +1941 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1941 2/5 rotten Joshua Tanzer 0 Offoffoff March 11, 2003 +1941 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 9, 2003 +1941 2/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1941 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1941 5.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1941 6/8 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1942 Mixes Politics With Romance And Does Justice To Neither rotten Justice To Neither 0 ScreenAnarchy November 6, 2017 +1942 Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola is a disappointing film, one that could have been so much more. fresh Shilpa Jamkhandikar 0 Reuters June 6, 2017 +1942 A technically proficient widescreen opus that shifts, jarringly, between a generic love-triangle rom-com, a farcical political black comedy and a preachy message-movie. Some fragmented images and well-played moments leave an impact; most don't. rotten Simon Foster 0 sbs.com.au January 16, 2013 +1942 Save for a couple of visually engaging dance numbers, mostly shot with hand-held digital cameras, MKBKM is dishearteningly banal. rotten Simon Abrams 1 Village Voice January 15, 2013 +1942 "Judicious editing could have helped consolidate the joyfulness at the expense of occasionally repetitive narrative flab, but for the most part ""Matru"" is neatly energetic, a mix of screwball whimsy and softball seriousness." 3/5 fresh Robert Abele 1 Los Angeles Times January 15, 2013 +1942 Scattershot romantic comedy about an arranged marriage between an heiress and a politician's son that will ruin several rural farms. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International January 14, 2013 +1942 "A mix of gently outraged populism and low-powered romantic comedy, Vishal Bhardwaj's ""Matru ki Bijlee ka Mandola"" might have been better with a chunk lopped off its two-and-a-half-hour runtime." 2.5/5 rotten Rachel Saltz 1 New York Times January 13, 2013 +1942 A zany satire that will leave you either mesmerised by its brilliance or just a little dazed by it's lunacy. 4/5 fresh Priya Joshi 0 Digital Spy January 12, 2013 +1943 Unbearably life affirming and quasi-spiritual... [Sharif] dispenses bromides like a watery-eyed, Middle-Eastern Forrest Gump. 1.5/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 2, 2004 +1943 Director Francois Depeyron evokes the look and feel of nostalgia extremely well, recalling films like 'Cinema Paradiso' for their wistfulness and charm. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com May 18, 2004 +1943 Even when the material is rather thin and obvious -- and it sometimes is -- Sharif and Boulanger's performances make Monsieir Ibrahim agreeable. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) May 12, 2004 +1943 Hardly challenging. C+ rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 1, 2004 +1943 A slight-but-charming French heart-warmer that gives Omar Sharif his best role since... well, since Lawrence of Arabia. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star April 30, 2004 +1943 Sharif still has that twinkle in his eye and a commanding screen presence. 3.5/5 fresh Jeffrey Bruner 0 Des Moines Register April 23, 2004 +1943 [Pierre] Boulanger joins Keisha Castle-Hughes of Whale Rider as one of this year's strongest juvenile performers. 2.7 fresh Kent Turner 0 Film-Forward.com April 15, 2004 +1943 Charming but sentimental... 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) April 12, 2004 +1943 The [movie's] two halves are larded with European coming-of-age cliches... and never meld into a satisfying whole. 2.5/4 rotten Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune April 9, 2004 +1943 Thanks to Sharif's performance, this French-language import is made quite watchable. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) April 9, 2004 +1943 Since there's no real-world grit to go with the grace, the story comes off as shallow and unaffecting. 2/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) April 8, 2004 +1943 Better when it's resisting the need to be about something, the movie starts strong. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly April 2, 2004 +1943 That rare film about the sort of emotionally needy people who don't wear their neediness on their sleeves. 4/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel April 2, 2004 +1943 In this first sequence in Monsieur Ibrahim, Moses appears a typical teenaged boy, trying out his masculine prerogative and simultaneously unsure of what he wants. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters March 26, 2004 +1943 Tender but never sappy, Monsieur Ibrahim brings two people of vastly different age and background together in ways that are touching, and telling. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 25, 2004 +1943 A mystery at heart, about identity, fatherhood, religion and how early transistor radios transformed young people's lives. On that level, it is utterly engrossing. 3.5/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald March 24, 2004 +1943 Anchored by two superb performances, the film becomes slightly more engaging than it has any right to. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews March 16, 2004 +1943 Newcomer [Pierre] Boulanger is as natural and endearing as can be. His Moses is a dancing, laughing, mirror-checking, girl-crazy teen whose difficult family circumstances leave him vulnerable. 3/5 fresh Deborah Hornblow 0 Hartford Courant March 16, 2004 +1943 Contrary to expectation, it's neither a movie about religion nor the coming together of enemies. What it is, at heart, is a movie about love. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post March 12, 2004 +1943 Both lead performances are extraordinary. B+ fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian March 12, 2004 +1943 The pleasure of watching the movie is derived from the nuanced performances of both Sharif and newcomer Boulanger. 3.5/5 fresh Jane Stevenson 0 Jam! Movies March 12, 2004 +1943 Pierre Boulanger, who plays Moses, has an intelligent, awkward boyish charm, but most of the interest comes from Omar Sharif. 2.5/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail March 12, 2004 +1943 An appealing breeze of the French New Wave blows through the film. 2.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe March 12, 2004 +1943 This cinematic plea for tolerance makes for more than tolerable viewing, thanks to Omar Sharif's title turn as the shop owner with a yen for aphorisms. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star March 11, 2004 +1943 A delicate, tender tale about how a good father can show up at unlikely times, bridging uneasy cultures -- and in doing so help a fragile bud of a boy bloom. 2.5/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post March 11, 2004 +1943 Ibrahim transcends the cliche with the delicacy of the two central performances. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press March 11, 2004 +1943 We've seen it dozens of times: Cute kid disarms perpetually grumpy old man. But the touching French drama Monsieur Ibrahim turns one of Hollywood's oft-worked formats inside-out: It's the old man who is cute and the kid who is the sourpuss. 3/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 11, 2004 +1943 A joyful ode to life. B+ fresh Charles Ealy 1 Dallas Morning News March 11, 2004 +1943 Deeply felt and deeply affecting. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid March 9, 2004 +1943 A quiet, positive little film. We can use more of them. fresh Jean Lowerison 0 San Diego Metropolitan March 6, 2004 +1943 Wry, supple, endearing. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune March 5, 2004 +1943 [Sharif] imbues this seemingly simple man with the wisdom that age brings the lucky ones -- his Ibrahim is a subdued Zorba the Greek. 3/4 fresh Ruthe Stein 1 San Francisco Chronicle March 5, 2004 +1943 A gracefully subtle, sweet-spirited French parable of the brotherhood of man. B+ fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer March 5, 2004 +1943 How often do you come across a soothing, unassuming film as gentle as this? 2.5/4 fresh Jeff Shannon 1 Seattle Times March 5, 2004 +1943 Its best scenes come as the characters are established and get to know one another. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times March 5, 2004 +1943 ...a sweet parable about making your own family. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) March 5, 2004 +1943 Sharif is a joy. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) March 4, 2004 +1943 Takes a provocative subject -- friendship and love between a Jew and a Muslim -- and makes it seem natural and wondrous. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune March 4, 2004 +1943 Could have played as a docile father-son buddy picture, but it's much more. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly March 3, 2004 +1943 cloudy ambiguity with a melancholy aftertaste 3.5/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Filmcritic.com February 29, 2004 +1943 An intimate little gem. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer February 26, 2004 +1943 Omar Sharif reclaims his place on the big screen with a career award in Venice, a leading role in Hidalgo and this charming French drama. fresh Pam Grady 0 FilmStew.com February 18, 2004 +1943 A little gem that is certain to touch your heart. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews February 13, 2004 +1943 An easygoing coming-of-age movie. 3/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today February 13, 2004 +1943 With its unusual setting, winning characters and engaging performances, it's an affectionate coming-of-age tale whose sweetness never becomes cloying. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion February 13, 2004 +1943 Merely another entry in the unnecessarily crowded field of Old Guy Befriends Young Boy and Teaches Him About Life movies. 6/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine February 13, 2004 +1943 The character interaction is pleasant, but there's only so much Sharif and Boulanger can do with the underwritten screenplay. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews February 12, 2004 +1943 While the story is sentimental, heartfelt acting makes its impact less manipulative. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 12, 2004 +1943 A sweet, caring story about the relationship between a Muslim shopkeeper and a homeless Jewish boy. fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews February 11, 2004 +1943 It is a treat to see Sharif back on the screen and Boulanger is a pleasure to watch. 2.5/4 fresh Marta Barber 1 Miami Herald January 30, 2004 +1943 A warm drama of mentorship and coming-of-age whose low-level tribulations are smartly counterbalanced by some fine acting and direction. B- fresh Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today January 9, 2004 +1943 Sharif sparkles as a Turkish grocery store owner and self-styled philosopher who brings sunshine into the life of a lonely boy. fresh Deborah Young 1 Variety December 23, 2003 +1943 A small, sweet film about an old man ignoring all barriers to simply teach a young boy how to be an adult. And we can appreciate it and cherish it for that alone. fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 10, 2003 +1943 Omar Sharif gives one of his very best performances in this touching adaptation of playwright Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt's autobiographical novel, Monsieur Ibrahim and the Flowers of the Koran. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide December 5, 2003 +1943 Coming-of-age movies are usually pretty dismal, so it's refreshing to discover Monsieur Ibrahim, one that's worth recommending. 3/4 fresh 1 New York Post December 5, 2003 +1943 Omar Sharif certainly doesn't disappoint in Monsieur Ibrahim. 3/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News December 5, 2003 +1943 A beautiful little gem of a movie. 3/4 fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News December 5, 2003 +1943 Surely there is room in the movies for a small film with an unabashed, even old-fashioned but timeless humanist spirit - and a triumphant portrayal by a veteran star that is likely to be regarded as one of the year's best. 4/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times December 4, 2003 +1943 Excusez-moi, but I'd rather see Omar Sharif punching out croupiers in a casino than dispensing comfort and joy in this sugared-up tale. rotten Ella Taylor 1 L.A. Weekly December 4, 2003 +1943 A spiritual adventure story about a Sufi grocer who passes on the wisdom of this path of wonder, love and beauty to a lonely adolescent boy who yearns for something more. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 3, 2003 +1943 Unusual in its ambition to pose deep spiritual questions, but its enticing surfaces ... are the best thing about it. fresh Leslie Camhi 1 Village Voice December 2, 2003 +1943 Both an appealing coming-of-age yarn and, as Monsieur Ibrahim embraces his own mortality, a heartfelt coming-of- aging saga. fresh Duane Byrge 1 Hollywood Reporter November 27, 2003 +1943 "Haven't we seen this somewhere before? We have: the infinitely superior ""Madame Rosa." 2/5 rotten Phil Hall 0 Film Threat November 18, 2003 +1943 Sharif gives a wonderfully understated performance . . .a half-smile, a pursed lip, fills the screen with the warm glow of emotions deeply felt and expertly rendered. 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews November 15, 2003 +1943 A delightful coming-of-age story which helps prove that lonely teens can indeed be reached by the right adults. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve November 10, 2003 +1943 An extravaganza of watch-checking. 1.5/5 rotten Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY October 1, 2003 +1943 A coming-of-age movie in the vein of--though superior to--a Tony Gatlif special 2.5/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central September 5, 2003 +1943 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1943 4/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com April 12, 2004 +1943 3.5/4 fresh 0 Baltimore Sun April 2, 2004 +1943 3/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle March 28, 2004 +1943 3/4 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals March 16, 2004 +1943 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com January 5, 2004 +1944 If you're looking for something that's a bit scruffy and off the beaten track, but still full of giant explosions, you'll definitely want to check out Green Hornet. fresh Annalee Newitz 0 io9.com May 23, 2018 +1944 There are enough genuinely funny, self-aware gags and throwaway lines to keep you entertained. fresh Lindy West 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 25, 2017 +1944 The whole film feels fairly self indulgent on Seth Rogen's part. It's rather dull and quite a letdown. 4/10 rotten Will Chadwick 0 We Got This Covered August 10, 2013 +1944 Aside from the James Franco cameo, this story is one disappointment after another. 1.5/5 rotten John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood June 30, 2013 +1944 This movie would a helluva lot better with paper mache sets. C- rotten Will Leitch 0 Deadspin June 22, 2013 +1944 I like Seth, you like Seth. We all like Seth. BADLY miscast, here. And so was the director. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 15, 2013 +1944 A pleasingly average superhero movie whose greatest triumph is avoiding disaster. 3/5 fresh Ali Gray 0 TheShiznit.co.uk September 28, 2012 +1944 This had potential to be something of an action thrill ride, or at least a comedic, campy take on the usual superhero formula, but what we end up with is a directionless, pointless backdrop for blowing things up with some martial arts thrown in for kicks. 1.5/4 rotten Jeff Beck 0 Examiner.com September 21, 2012 +1944 A dud, that has a few bright spots. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews February 22, 2012 +1944 There are some good ideas here but they're buried under masses of conventional superhero dross and half hearted execution. This is one vigilante who should really just leave all the hard work to the police. 2/5 rotten Laurence Boyce 0 The Baltic Times December 13, 2011 +1944 Hornet fans across generations will enjoy connecting this modern version to its pop-cultural roots stretching back more than seven decades, 3/5 fresh Neil Pond 0 American Profile September 9, 2011 +1944 A childish film written from a grade school perspective with neither quality nor excitement. 1/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight August 15, 2011 +1944 Derivative of several molds and unable to really take command of any of them. 5/10 rotten Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies June 3, 2011 +1944 Aside from a brief split-screen sequence and a few deft special-effects, there's almost no sizzle to this goofy take on superheroics. C- rotten Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness June 1, 2011 +1944 ...an uneven, disastrously overlong piece of work. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 1, 2011 +1944 Give me loose, idiosyncratic, comic meandering over stone-faced business-as-usual any day. It isn't the movie you're expecting, but it's got its authors' grubby handprints all over it. 3/5 fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com April 4, 2011 +1944 For what problems it does have it is a genuinely different take on this kind of material with a firm focus on action, character and humor. No one else should ever attempt to make a superhero movie quite like this, but for The Green Hornet it works. 8/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 22, 2011 +1944 Gondry and Rogen walk a fine line between fairly brainless bro-medy and occasionally knowing examination of the superhero genre. 3/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Houston Press March 6, 2011 +1944 full review at Movies for the Masses 1.5/5 rotten Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses March 1, 2011 +1944 Part origin story, part spoof, part bromance -- the movie can't decide. It winks at itself constantly, but only to hide its cluelessness. rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday February 4, 2011 +1944 Gondry's biggest success is recognising that superheroes can still be funny, and embracing that in every part of this film. 4/5 fresh Mike Edwards 0 What Culture February 1, 2011 +1944 This is not the Green Hornet. It's barely an action movie. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed January 27, 2011 +1944 "Even if you ""get"" what The Green Hornet is trying to do, it is never terribly enjoyable." 2/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk January 25, 2011 +1944 Really inventive. fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 0 Ebert Presents At The Movies January 24, 2011 +1944 A facetious industrial product, and the first out-and-out bore of the year. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker January 24, 2011 +1944 One of those annoying movies that has enough good stuff in it that it can't be dismissed out-of-hand, but enough deficits that one is hard-pressed to praise it. 2.5/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly January 23, 2011 +1944 For a film with so many potentially hallucinatory avenues, imagination seems to be a worthless currency. 1.5/4 rotten Glenn Heath 0 Slant Magazine January 22, 2011 +1944 It almost put me to sleep, and considering just how many explosions, near-escapes, fireballs, rockets and cracked heads it packs into its almost two-hour running time leading this viewer to the edge of narcolepsy is a pretty nifty trick. 1.5/4 rotten Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com January 21, 2011 +1944 Seth Rogen, superhero? It's nearly impossible to wrap the mind around such an outlandish idea, almost on the same level as Sarah Palin as U.S. president or Ricky Gervais as the next recipient of the Golden Globes Lifetime Achievement Award. 2.5/4 fresh Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing January 21, 2011 +1944 Perhaps we should be grateful that The Green Hornet is a perfectly enjoyable Seth Rogen movie... But it's a major missed opportunity when you consider the Michel Gondry spectacle that it came so close to being. fresh Simon Foster 0 sbs.com.au January 21, 2011 +1944 "Despite its obvious angling to become a franchise, this Green Hornet offers little that's worth committing to even the ""cult flick"" chamber of your brain." 1.5/4 rotten Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post January 21, 2011 +1944 Michel Gondry's frivolous, exuberant film is a hard one to embrace. rotten Jason Di 0 MovieTime, ABC Radio National January 21, 2011 +1944 There is no grand sense of justice or even vengeance driving The Green Hornet; it is just that kicking ass might be fun, and it turns out it is. 4/5 fresh Thom Atkinson 0 The Skinny January 21, 2011 +1944 A bit shapeless as a story but relies on the charm of Rogen and a few big set pieces to connect the dots. 3/5 fresh Andreas Heinemann 0 Flicks.co.nz January 20, 2011 +1944 An admirable yet underwhelming attempt at something a little different. 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Reno News and Review January 20, 2011 +1944 While The Green Hornet is a passable time killer, cineastes might go into shock that such an unremarkable piece of Hollywood mulch was helmed by French whiz kid Michel Gondry. 2.5/5 rotten Jim Schembri 0 The Age (Australia) January 20, 2011 +1944 Even the direction of Michel Gondry is a wipeout. The Frenchman was a late recruit to the project, but precious few glimpses of his trademark surrealism are detected. 1.5/5 rotten Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) January 20, 2011 +1944 It has more of a sting than you might think. 3/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) January 20, 2011 +1944 Hornet lacks sting. 1.0/4 rotten Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times January 20, 2011 +1944 I'd hoped for better, but expected worse, which means that Michel Gondry's The Green Hornet is at best -- or at worst -- a mixed bag of a movie. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 20, 2011 +1944 It has what is expected of this kind of movie, cool visual effects, martial arts action, car chases, explosions, shootouts and lots of James Bond-style gadgets. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 19, 2011 +1944 It is a patchy film, haltingly paced, but the visual invention is astonishing. 3.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald January 19, 2011 +1944 And now here it is, and we see it really was a joke after all. Thing is, it's supposed to be. fresh Scott Henderson 0 The Vine January 19, 2011 +1944 Despite the talent involved, this ends up an underwhelming superhero flick marred by dull action and non-existent chemistry between the cast. rotten Erin Free 0 FILMINK (Australia) January 18, 2011 +1944 It's hard to shake the sense of well-known figures cashing in on a superhero craze that doesn't quite fit them, and trying to but never fully making it their own. 2.5/4 rotten Robert Levin 0 Critic's Notebook January 18, 2011 +1944 Equal parts amusing and tedious - but not in any sense the disaster some have called it. 3/5 fresh Catherine Bray 0 Film4 January 18, 2011 +1944 The movie is extremely loud and none too funny. rotten Philip French 0 Guardian January 18, 2011 +1944 Chou steals the show, especially when he speeds into action in glorious Kato-Vision. 3/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) January 18, 2011 +1944 It remains a rare franchise reboot where the sense of playfulness outweighs that of strained psychological depth or grim commercial obligation. 3/5 fresh Mike McCahill 0 Scotsman January 18, 2011 +1944 Featuring an eclectic cast and unusual choice of filmmaker, The Green Hornet succeeds as an experiment done right. 3.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 18, 2011 +1944 There's just enough novelty, action and comedy in the tank to see this film teeter across the finish line, even if it does cough and splutter for much of the journey. 3/5 fresh Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex January 18, 2011 +1944 It's not a superhero film; it's an exuberant anti-superhero film that exists with no agenda except to delight. 4/5 fresh Thomas Caldwell 0 Cinema Autopsy January 18, 2011 +1944 Fun, full of action, and just serious enough to work without becoming ridiculous. 3.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com January 17, 2011 +1944 The Green Hornet may well be Michel Gondry's most elaborate meta-joke on escapist infantilism. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com January 17, 2011 +1944 ...loud and violent, if not annoying. 4/10 rotten Tony Medley 0 Tolucan Times January 16, 2011 +1944 Can a genius and an average Joe pair up and put egos aside to serve mindless adventure? Gondry and Rogen have. B fresh Amy Nicholson 1 I.E. Weekly January 16, 2011 +1944 "The fight scenes, filmed in what I'll call ""Kato-Vision,"" are top shelf and rival anything you'd find in the ""Matrix"" world." 2.5/4 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review January 16, 2011 +1944 A solid opening and a mayhem-laden third act cannot make up for an utter mess of a middle hour or for the utter lack of charisma by Jay Chou as Kato. 2/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com January 16, 2011 +1944 This boorishly irreverent superhero sendup is a fiasco, sustained only by its FX. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate January 16, 2011 +1944 The Green Hornet attempts to mock its own genre, but it forgets to deliver a compelling characters along the way. 2.5/4 rotten Christian Toto 0 January 15, 2011 +1944 Seth Rogen, Jay Chou, Cameron Diaz and Christoph Waltz try to bring their characters to life in this campy action flick -- but the results end up uneven at best. rotten Betty Jo 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 15, 2011 +1944 Seth Rogen's character should have evolved with humility and authenticity by relinquishing his bogus stranglehold as The Green Hornet and becoming The Guy Who Smokes a Fat Blunt Better Than You But Only Kicks Ass Like Your Great Grandma. 2.5/5 rotten Adam Fendelman 0 HollywoodChicago.com January 15, 2011 +1944 What should have been, could have been. It sure isn't this Green Slacker. D rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com January 15, 2011 +1944 Team the acting and writing of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg with the artsy-fartsy directing of Michel Gondry and they'd turn Gone with the Wind into a quirky comedy. 2/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald January 15, 2011 +1944 This is one occasion where too many cooks in the kitchen actually ended up making some pretty tasty junk food. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 15, 2011 +1944 I thought only flies liked piles of dung, but hornets must, too. Maybe that's the reason for the evacuated pile titled The Green Hornet. 1.0/5 rotten Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net January 15, 2011 +1944 Has there ever been a time when I wanted the hero to die so badly, as badly as in this film? No. 0.5/5 rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 14, 2011 +1944 ...rowdy, discordant, subversive and thoroughly modern, exactly what you'd expect when a stoner and a visual genius team up... B- fresh Corey Hall 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) January 14, 2011 +1944 Superhero movies often must deal with the problem of villains being more charismatic than heroes. But when your hero is so annoying that you find yourself rooting for anyone who could potentially take him out, it's a real problem for the movie. 4.1 rotten Ian Buckwalter 0 DCist January 14, 2011 +1944 An uneven, dull and painfully asinine action comedy that's neither thrilling, funny nor visually stylish enough to deliver pure entertainment. Go rent Kick-Ass instead. 3.0 rotten Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru January 14, 2011 +1944 When it works, which is more than half of the time of the time, it's a cheerful little romp that refuses to take itself seriously 3/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews January 14, 2011 +1944 Gondry is an incredible visual stylist and he's showing off in a way that fits perfectly with the loose style of the movie. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com January 14, 2011 +1944 Depending on where your tolerance level is for Seth Rogen, you may enjoy this movie or you may hate it. Still, it's a fun ride and enjoyable to watch. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures January 14, 2011 +1944 The MVP is Jay Chou as Kato, who is as much Britt Reid's superior as the valet Jeeves and the dog Gromit are superior to their alleged 'masters' in the works of P.G. Wodehouse and Nick Park. 3/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 14, 2011 +1944 Dumb, unfocused movie that is neither comedy nor action-thriller. 2/5 rotten Boo Allen 0 Denton Record-Chronicle January 14, 2011 +1944 Spews noxious gas and obnoxious patter. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews January 14, 2011 +1944 There are elements of a sharp hero/sidekick inversion here: Kato is the handsome, brilliant inventor and karate expert; Britt is, well, rich enough to pay the salary of someone like Kato. But the inversion is inevitably incomplete. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The Atlantic January 14, 2011 +1944 The film wavers uncomfortably between parody and homage, between deconstructing the excesses of the genre and simply indulging in them. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 14, 2011 +1944 At least Seth Rogen has the good sense to wear a mask for much of The Green Hornet. If I'd made this movie, I'd want to hide my face too. 1.5/5 rotten Kevin Williamson 0 Jam! Movies January 14, 2011 +1944 This is an overlong, empty bore that squanders its possibilities. 1.5/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star January 14, 2011 +1944 Absurd yet entertaining B+ fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com January 14, 2011 +1944 A big, sloppy, loud, grating mess of a movie. D rotten Adam Graham 1 Detroit News January 14, 2011 +1944 As a journalist, I can't come down too hard on a film's action scenes when they include a half of a car speeding through a newsroom and a shootout in an area where massive spools of newspapers are stored. 3/5 fresh Adam Tobias 0 Watertown Daily Times January 14, 2011 +1944 A lively but sloppy update for Kato and the Green Hornet. 2.5/4 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) January 14, 2011 +1944 As a crime-fighting duo, Britt and Kato have the sophistication and finesse of a pair of middle school boys on a joy ride. rotten Alison Gang 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 14, 2011 +1944 The Green Hornet is crass, unimaginative, unexciting, and not very funny. I was hoping it would at least be mindless fun but it ends up just being mindless. rotten Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org January 14, 2011 +1944 An action film that doesn't excite and a comedy you never laugh at. C- rotten Rob Vaux 0 Mania.com January 14, 2011 +1944 The big-screen Green Hornet, while hardly classic comic-book filmmaking, ain't half bad. 2.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone January 14, 2011 +1944 "Superhero ""bromance"" is funny but overly childish." 3/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media January 14, 2011 +1944 If you enjoy watching a lead character that's so annoying and such a jerk that you'd like to punch him in the face yourself, then The Green Hornet is for you. 2.5/5 rotten Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant January 14, 2011 +1944 You'll have an absolute blast watching The Green Hornet, but its constantly goofy demeanor takes some of the sting out of it. 7.1 fresh Matthew Razak 0 Flixist.com January 14, 2011 +1944 Slick, sly and ever-soslightly subversive, The Green Hornet is an irreverent comedy bound to annoy comic-book purists - usually a good sign - and sure to delight everyone else. Think this year's Kick-Ass. 4/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) January 14, 2011 +1944 The Green Hornet smoked crack with Superman and met CraigsList chicks with Wolverine. He's a bad influence and a good time. And he's much more entertaining on screen, too. 3/4 fresh Mike Ward 0 Richmond Times-Dispatch January 14, 2011 +1944 Does it work? Yes, if you like Rogen, but if you don't you'll feel that Gondry has fiddled too much with the original by giving his star full rein. 3/5 fresh Derek Malcolm 0 London Evening Standard January 14, 2011 +1944 Michel Gondry directs and while there's little of his usual surreal flair there are moments when he puts his mark on the explosive mayhem, giving it the style of a live-action Looney Toons cartoon. 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) January 14, 2011 +1944 Rogen looks like he's waiting for the real leading man to turn up. And where exactly are the jokes? 2/5 rotten Adam Lee 0 Little White Lies January 14, 2011 +1944 Though tonally uneven, Hornet nonetheless works as breezy, irreverent entertainment that makes a virtue of its unlikely elements. 3/5 fresh Neil Smith 0 Total Film January 14, 2011 +1944 Hornet is a hilarious and action packed film that is one of the most satisfying action-buddy-comedies ever made. 4/5 fresh Gareth J. Von 0 Film Threat January 14, 2011 +1944 Seth Rogen is the Green Hornet. What else do you need to know? 3/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 14, 2011 +1944 Once you get to the fiends and fights that make a comic book movie really work, things go stale. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger January 14, 2011 +1944 "Green Hornet"" works both as an action movie and as a deconstruction of an action movie." 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 14, 2011 +1944 "There might be a funny movie in a story about a crime fighter who's in it only for the publicity, but ""The Green Hornet"" isn't it." 0/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 14, 2011 +1944 Rogen seems to want to convince the world that a big dumb stoner can be successful, because, hey, what the heck, it worked for him, but Britt Reid/The Green Hornet doesn't have that redemption and growth. rotten Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com January 14, 2011 +1944 Quite a bit less than the sum of its appealing parts. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times January 14, 2011 +1944 There's simply no center here, no sense that someone is guiding the ship. 2/5 rotten Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News January 14, 2011 +1944 A better, stranger movie can be glimpsed straining to be noticed behind Rogen's standard goofery. 2/5 rotten Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto January 14, 2011 +1944 Witless, charmless, clumsy and appallingly unenjoyable, The Green Hornet is almost unrecognizable as having come from the same, endlessly inventive storehouse of creativity as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. 3/10 rotten Brandon Fibbs 0 BrandonFibbs.com January 14, 2011 +1944 Rogen's Reid doesn't become a crime fighter for an altruistic reasons: He does it as a lark because he thinks it will be fun. Rogen's Hornet is basically the comic relief. And that is what throws the movie a-kilter. 2/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) January 13, 2011 +1944 Dear Fat Seth Rogen, I miss you. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 OK! Magazine January 13, 2011 +1944 A long, snarky, borderline disdainful parody that's also an inferior imitation of the movies it mocks. No, thank you. C rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 13, 2011 +1944 There's so little at stake here that nothing much matters except for a good time. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid January 13, 2011 +1944 All buzz, no sting. B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet January 13, 2011 +1944 The picture has no reason to exist, yet exist it does, thus between movies that might be good and movies that might be exciting, it fills this unenviable slot as neither. 0/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central January 13, 2011 +1944 This appears to be a breakout role for the talented and charismatic Chou, whose star should rise in Hollywood. The movie is full of visual eye candy that includes use of a split screen and rapid editing to speed up the car chases and... 2.5/4 fresh Keith Cohen 0 Entertainment Spectrum January 13, 2011 +1944 There's nothing here but a concept and a marketing and merchandising strategy, at the center of which somebody - oh, no - had to come up with an actual movie. 2/4 rotten Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 13, 2011 +1944 While on its own lowbrow terms the movie may work well enough, 'Kick-Ass' outpoints this 'Smart-Ass' cousin by a wide margin. C+ rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 13, 2011 +1944 The film is a bit uneven at times, but when it's firing on all cylinders, The Green Hornet is far too entertaining not to enjoy. 3/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com January 13, 2011 +1944 Even as a mindless diversion, it's weak. rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 13, 2011 +1944 Rogen may have lost weight for this role, but it hardly matters-he's still doing a more charming version of Butt-Head, aged twentysomething. You know by now if that works for you or not. B+ fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 E! Online January 13, 2011 +1944 While the package as a whole never truly strikes a consistent tone, the boundless energy, surprisingly irreverent dialogue, and creative action sequences carry the day. B+ fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony January 13, 2011 +1944 This morning, the unconscious bodies of three pickpockets were found in front of the Post's offices. Safety-pinned to one was an envelope containing the following movie review. 3/4 fresh Dan Kois 1 Washington Post January 13, 2011 +1944 "The Green Hornet"" has enough kicks and verve to keep the winter blues at bay, at least for a little while." B- fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian January 13, 2011 +1944 Is Gondry aware that he's making a film about both white male privilege and sexual harassment in the workplace? rotten Dana Stevens 1 Slate January 13, 2011 +1944 While it may not ultimately prove memorable enough to launch a new film franchise, The Green Hornet is still a fun action-comedy and clever superhero satire that's about as close to a cool summer movie as you're going to get in the dead of winter. 3 1/2 fresh Jim Vejvoda 0 IGN Movies January 13, 2011 +1944 Almost everything about the film is disappointing. 2/5 rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian January 13, 2011 +1944 A joy ride of a film that evades the self-consciousness that stalls so many other recent comic-book adaptations, it is one of the best superhero movies ever. 3.5/4 fresh Graham Killeen 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 13, 2011 +1944 "Gondry's ""Green Hornet"" does not have a serious bone in his body. Its goal is to satirize superhero motifs - mainly, the idea of the ethnic sidekick." B- fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News January 13, 2011 +1944 There are some nifty things in between the lulls... 3/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies January 13, 2011 +1944 in this hodge-podge of creativity, this kinky mess, there is unbridled zest and an almost innocent sense of joy 3.5/5 fresh Jason McKiernan 0 Filmcritic.com January 13, 2011 +1944 The movie these guys have come up with is fresh, funny and a bewildering surprise. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 13, 2011 +1944 While it sports a few spare parts that don't quite click, this souped-up superhero vehicle runs smoothly enough thanks to a savvy sense of humor and the charisma of its central crime-fighting duo. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International January 13, 2011 +1944 You'd expect Gondry's version of a superhero movie to be either brilliantly creative or spectacularly misguided, and it's neither; just sporadically funny but more often plodding. 2/4 rotten Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times January 13, 2011 +1944 Hard to think of a more mystifying mismatch of filmmaker and material. 1.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 13, 2011 +1944 It's a strange, shapeless, rarely satisfying, but generally amiable movie in which everyone appears to be faking it as they go along, and almost -- almost -- getting away with it. C+ rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club January 13, 2011 +1944 Rogen isn't the obvious choice for a comic book icon but he forces his personality onto this material with an ingratiating ease. 3/5 fresh Pete Hammond 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 13, 2011 +1944 Brings together almost a dream team of elements which add up to only a very small fraction of the sum of their parts. The movie's just a huge mess. 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Silver 0 The Trend January 13, 2011 +1944 By the time The Green Hornet collapses into a mess of hackneyed car chases and flying glass and bullets, it feels less like the promised irreverent take on the superhero genre, and more like the latest iteration of the Rush Hour movies. 1.5/4 rotten Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail January 13, 2011 +1944 The movie lopes along from one half-baked scene to the next, interrupted on occasion by car-porn sequences involving the hero's luminous limo the Black Beauty. rotten J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader January 13, 2011 +1944 What happens when smart people set out to make a dumb movie. They made the movie they wanted to watch, rather than the one anyone else might want to. 1.5/4 rotten Christopher Lloyd 0 Sarasota Herald-Tribune January 13, 2011 +1944 Pointless goof of a film, can't decide if it wants to be a superhero movie or a parody of one. 1.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound January 13, 2011 +1944 [A]n aggressively goofy spoof of the modern dark, grim vigilante drama... with as much cartoonish, chaotic energy it can muster... and more than a little meta cunning, too. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 13, 2011 +1944 The choice of Seth Rogen to topline this crimebusting bromedy proves an unlikely but ultimately shrewd one, plugging the void at the heart of the character with an outsize comic persona. 4/5 fresh Nick Setchfield 0 SFX Magazine January 13, 2011 +1944 Good buddy-buddy chemistry between Chou and Rogan, along with some inspired carnage in the last half hour make THE GREEN HORNET a rare treat in a traditionally slow month. 7/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 13, 2011 +1944 A too-clever-by-half attempt to both satirize and celebrate the superhero genre. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 13, 2011 +1944 The writer who first conceived of The Green Hornet was, in fact, paving the way for the martial arts hero. This film has done the opposite. rotten Florence Waters 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) January 13, 2011 +1944 Rogen tests the limits of his likeability as the spoilt brat who inherits an empire while Gondry scrabbles for the right tone. 2/5 rotten Stella Papamichael 0 Digital Spy January 13, 2011 +1944 "Everything before this has been crap"", says Rogen during the explosive finale. Many will agree." 2/5 rotten Alan Jones 0 Radio Times January 13, 2011 +1944 Gondry's film does have its goofy charms, even though it never quite decides what kind of movie it wants to be. rotten Scott Von 0 Nerve.com January 13, 2011 +1944 Not an abject failure, but still, not a film that recognizes its own strengths. At its best, it aspires to two dimensions. Three dimensions is far beyond its grasp. rotten Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine January 13, 2011 +1944 Too much. Too numbing. Too coy. And ultimately too violent. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune January 13, 2011 +1944 An inventive anti-hero theme sets this film apart from the usual superhero movie, but excessive violence and incoherent action leave it deeply frustrating to watch. 2/5 rotten Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall January 13, 2011 +1944 Enjoyable, frequently funny and occasionally subversive comedy with a strong script, likeable performances and some impressively directed action sequences, though it does drag a bit towards the end. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon January 13, 2011 +1944 "The Green Hornet"" is an almost unendurable demonstration of a movie with nothing to be about." 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 13, 2011 +1944 a very successful balance between Rogen's sort of irreverent, off-the-cuff humor and Gondry's limitless, carefully-planned creativity fresh Todd Gilchrist 0 Cinematical January 12, 2011 +1944 You know, superhero comedy is tricky. They can't all be Blankman. rotten Fred Topel 0 Screen Junkies January 12, 2011 +1944 The latest Hornet, perhaps the most radical makeover of all, is more slapstick than sting and less masquerading noir crime fighter than deluded cartoonish geek avenger, while seemingly referencing both Tarantino's comedy of cruelty and Tom and Jerry. fresh Prairie Miller 0 NewsBlaze January 12, 2011 +1944 However long and honourable its pedigree, goes in one brain synapse and out the other... 3/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times January 12, 2011 +1944 Touted as a disaster even before its release, its off-beat tale, visual styling and casting proves that the franchise has more than a little sting left in its tail. 4/5 fresh Matt Risley 0 Sky Cinema January 12, 2011 +1944 I'm beginning to suspect that writer-producer-actor Seth Rogen is up to foul play. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm January 12, 2011 +1944 Rogen's tongue-in-cheek take on a superhero is the film's best -- maybe only -- winning feature, but he makes this low-expectations film more entertaning than you might think. fresh Caryn James 0 James on screenS January 12, 2011 +1944 As much a comedy as it is an action movie, actually it's better than that, it's one of the all too rare modern movies which manages to be both. 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend January 12, 2011 +1944 The story falls apart, while Gondry ratchets up the silly action so far over the top the structure of the film can't support it. 3/5 rotten Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic January 12, 2011 +1944 If unmodulated decibel level and childish, dorkish energy alone could lower a city's crime rate, then consider the cartoon bad guys of cartoon Los Angeles flattened. C- rotten Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly January 12, 2011 +1944 Rogen's image and his attitude as co-screenwriter of The Green Hornet updates the bland superhero template using comic irreverence. fresh Armond White 0 New York Press January 12, 2011 +1944 The Green Hornet's only victory is that it isn't flat awful. C rotten Jordan Hoffman 0 UGO January 12, 2011 +1944 The interplay between the Green Hornet and straight man Kato delights, overshadowing Cameron Diaz as a mutual love interest. 3/4 fresh Thelma Adams 1 Us Weekly January 12, 2011 +1944 While this latest Rogen-penned iteration is a game try, it feels a bit like he's trying to make a volume out of a footnote. 4.5/10 rotten Elvis Mitchell 0 Movieline January 12, 2011 +1944 Rogen is just playing a version of the good-natured, wisecracking slacker he plays in everything, which never feels like a comfortable fit alongside the coolly efficient Chou. rotten Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press January 12, 2011 +1944 The Green Hornet is a disjointed jumble of gag laughs, goofy stunts, and bizzare casting. 3/5 rotten Julian Roman 0 MovieWeb January 12, 2011 +1944 High hopes of magic from the Gondry-Rogen pairing are dashed. Some neat touches aside, this isn't so much eternal sunshine, more superbad. 2/5 rotten William Thomas 0 Empire Magazine January 12, 2011 +1944 Casting [Seth] Rogen as a crimefighting hero may sound dubious, until you see how the film understands and embraces the disconnect. 3/5 fresh Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com January 12, 2011 +1944 The Green Hornet provides a half-hour's worth of mildly entertaining travesty before collapsing in a clamor of bombastic action sequences and lame wisecracks. rotten 1 Village Voice January 12, 2011 +1944 Despite some entertaining moments, this long-in-gestation crime-fighter feature never reaches top speed. rotten Michael Rechtshaffen 1 Hollywood Reporter January 12, 2011 +1944 This Hornet is a big, boisterous action-comedy - a funny, exciting and intentionally goofy summer movie that just happens to arrive in the middle of January. 3/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 12, 2011 +1944 Words that I never thought I'd type, but must after viewing Seth Rogen's take on The Green Hornet: I miss Van Williams. D rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times January 12, 2011 +1944 Floats like a butterfly, stings like a gnat. rotten Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute January 12, 2011 +1944 Chou [is] charismatic when his feet and fists are flying but far from nimble when he opens his mouth ... which knocks the film's would-be buddy-comedy bromance on the head. rotten Jason Best 0 Movie Talk January 12, 2011 +1944 Gondry's contributions to the film amount to little more than rainbow sprinkles atop a very vanilla piece of cinema. 2/5 rotten Daniel Hubschman 0 Hollywood.com January 12, 2011 +1944 [Gondry] has done a stellar job of putting his wacky auteurial stamp on a comedy which is only semi-coherent but still very funny and impeccably fashioned. 3/5 fresh David Jenkins 1 Time Out January 12, 2011 +1944 The Green Hornet is the usual numbing, postmodern pastiche -- which is ironic, since the premise is supposed to be retro, a throwback to a simpler, less synthetic analog age done in digital style. 2/4 rotten Peter Keough 0 Boston Phoenix January 12, 2011 +1944 A superhero movie with the soul of a bromance, The Green Hornet is consistently mildly amusing but never quite as fun as it should be. rotten Tim Grierson 0 Screen International January 12, 2011 +1944 Injecting a devil-may-care attitude into a franchise-focused blockbuster only gets you so far. When all is said and done, this wasp's got no sting. 2/5 rotten Keith Uhlich 1 Time Out January 12, 2011 +1944 The film is a blast. fresh Peter Debruge 1 Variety January 12, 2011 +1944 A surprisingly funny and ingeniously clever take on superheroes ... The Green Hornet certainly sets the bar high for other superhero movies coming out this year. 8.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net January 12, 2011 +1944 Not as bad as its release date implies nor as good as its creative team suggests. C rotten Matt Singer 0 IFC.com January 12, 2011 +1944 The story is ridiculous and not every plot point makes sense, but if you're willing to turn your brain off and abandon any second thinking, the entertainment value is high. 3/5 fresh Perri Nemiroff 0 Shockya.com January 11, 2011 +1944 It is confident, sly, silly, thrilling, and a nice tribute to the genre and the character both. fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix January 11, 2011 +1944 A great evening's entertainment when you want to switch off and dip your head in some popcorn. 3/5 fresh Sam Bathe 0 Fan The Fire January 11, 2011 +1944 B- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom February 18, 2012 +1946 Teens fear the reaper in this so-so thriller. 2/5 rotten Afsheen Nomai 0 Common Sense Media January 1, 2011 +1946 Becomes little more than a typical--if highly atmospheric--slasher film, complete with the cheesy dialogue and gimmicky conclusion. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 3, 2010 +1946 ...glib, well produced, and reasonably well acted, adding up to slick pop drivel. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 25, 2009 +1946 Generates a respectable amount of suspense and takes a few unexpected turns while covering familiar territory. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety March 27, 2009 +1946 About as subtle as an amplified death rattle--only not quite as fun to listen to. D- rotten Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) September 16, 2007 +1946 This portentous chiller is a nasty piece of work. rotten 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1946 Tedious and derivative, it will soon be long forgotten. 5 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania February 17, 2005 +1946 A grossly underrated horror film with an intriguing premise and foreboding atmosphere. 7.5/10 fresh Andrew Manning 0 Radio Free Entertainment February 6, 2003 +1946 Hamhanded teen-philosophy stuff about fate and death's design and living forever and nobody controls my destiny. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 31, 2003 +1946 A ridiculous film, but I guess I had fun watching it. 2.5/5 rotten Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies July 20, 2002 +1946 There's some mind-numbing dialogue as teenagers spout philosophical soundbites about Life and Death, but it's worth the wait just to see a guy's head sliced in half by a sheet of steel. fresh Jumana Farouky 0 Boston Phoenix March 24, 2002 +1946 It's an adrenaline-fuelled film full of big jolts, black humour and a nicely building sense of foreboding and dread. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall December 10, 2001 +1946 A fun romp with some genuinely chilling shocks. 4/5 fresh Ben Falk 0 BBC.com April 17, 2001 +1946 Even by the crude standards of teenage horror, Final Destination is dramatically flat. 1/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1946 Smarter and more original than most [Dead Teenager Movies]. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1946 You'll laugh, but you'll hate yourself by the time you're out of the theater. rotten John Hartl 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1946 At two hours and ten bucks, you'll definitely feel cheated. rotten Gemma Files 0 eye WEEKLY January 1, 2000 +1946 It's hard to root against Death when the people involved are never brought to life in the first place. rotten Sean P. Means 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1946 For a horror flick about precognition, Final Destination is sadly lacking in the ability to foresee what will thrill and chill audiences. rotten Christine James 0 Boxoffice Magazine January 1, 2000 +1946 A first-rate idea, the film unfortunately croaks long before the credits roll. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1946 The intentions of this film are to be a clever, dark, horror picture, but it manages only to elevate itself to the level of sheer idiocy. rotten Tom Cappello 0 TNT's Rough Cut January 1, 2000 +1946 After its promising liftoff, Final Destination loses altitude fairly quickly and ultimately doesn't get very far. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 1, 2000 +1946 Avoid this obvious exercise in re-inventing the Scream formula. rotten Bob Thompson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1946 Final Destination is one creepy idea played out with numbing literal-mindedness. rotten Justine Elias 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1946 Pure garbage. 1/4 rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1946 Stupid, silly and gory. 2/4 rotten Susan Wloszczyna 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1946 The writing by Wong, Glen Morgan and Jeffrey Reddick meets the low standards of a mediocre TV movie. rotten Barbara Shulgasser 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1946 An original shocker that keeps the tension going. fresh 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution January 1, 2000 +1946 "If ever there was a vehicle destined to be shown late at night on the USA Network, ""Final Destination"" is it." rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1946 A silly slasher movie, minus the slasher. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1946 Pedestrian direction, clichd writing and bland acting all contribute to make Final Destination a flight that probably should have been cancelled. rotten Rod Granger 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1946 Playful and energized enough to keep an audience guessing. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1946 A sequel to Final Destination: Now there's a thought to curl up with at night. rotten Walter V. Addiego 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1946 An interesting combination of well-mounted horror flick and sheer campy experience. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1946 Typical, tiresome, forgettable crap. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1946 This movie combines an original and realistic premise, a quick pace, many gruesome and creative death scenes and a pretty cool ending. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1946 Give Death some credit, though. Instead of simply inflicting these kids with fatal aneurysms or sudden strokes, Death goes all out to give each of its victims a splashy going-away party. rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette January 1, 2000 +1946 The main problem is that Morgan and Wong don't seem to have a clear idea of what they want -- campy, schlocky slasher flick or moody, intelligent thriller -- and as a result they create neither. rotten Phoebe Flowers 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +1946 The film is good, creepy fun. fresh Glenn Whipp 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 1, 2000 +1946 Comedy? Horror? Tongue-in-cheek horror? Horror-in-comedy cheek? After a couple of truly frightening moments near the beginning you can sense shoulders being shrugged. rotten Arthur Salm 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 1, 2000 +1946 If you feel in the need for a generic teen horror film, there is no reason to choose this one over any of the others. 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1946 Several cuts above the usual terror flick aimed at the teen dating crowd. fresh Bob Thomas 1 Associated Press January 1, 2000 +1946 Devoid of logic, suspense, humor, credible characters or even a whiff of imagination, Final Destination deserves an untimely demise of its own. rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1946 Final Destination brings the scares home. And isn't that what a good horror film is all about? fresh Kendall Morgan 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1946 Horror fans everywhere should stay far away from this risibly bad entry. rotten Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1946 A waste of a decent premise. rotten Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times January 1, 2000 +1946 Final Destination showed promise of attaining high altitude, but it sticks too closely to an over-worked flight path of terror to soar on its own. rotten Brad Haynes 0 Orlando Weekly January 1, 2000 +1946 The schemes that Wong uses to dispatch these mostly attractive characters are not only ingenious: they provide some of the comic tongue-in-cheek moments that are part and parcel of the genre. 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1946 The movie tries so hard that you're more likely to be shrieking with laughter than just plain shrieking. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +1946 A first-class idea turned into a coach ticket ride. rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press January 1, 2000 +1946 A thoroughly repellent little shocker that exploits a still-fresh real-life tragedy for routine chills. rotten Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +1946 The stupidest horror film to hit theaters in recent years. rotten Jackie Loohauis 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1946 Final destination? Video store bins. rotten Robert Cashill 1 Newsweek January 1, 2000 +1946 Almost sinks into silliness. 7/10 rotten Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer January 1, 2000 +1946 A pretty witty trip. fresh Jay Stone 0 Ottawa Citizen January 1, 2000 +1946 The characters are paper-thin, and many of the plot's contrivances are just plain silly. 2/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1946 It starts by cheating death and ends by cheating us. rotten Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe January 1, 2000 +1946 Good films see through those fears and anxieties like wise psychologists. The rest, like this, just see the dollar signs. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 1, 2000 +1946 Any movie clever enough to make the late John Denver a prophet of doom is OK in my book. fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel January 1, 2000 +1946 A slasher movie minus the slasher. 8/10 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1946 B+ fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1946 2/5 rotten Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1946 2/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 27, 2007 +1946 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1946 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1946 2/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1946 0/4 rotten Eric Rosenberg 0 Hollywood.com February 17, 2003 +1946 1.5/5 rotten John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1946 1/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1946 2/5 rotten 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1946 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail March 19, 2002 +1946 2.5/5 rotten Jeremiah Kipp 0 ToxicUniverse.com January 27, 2002 +1946 6/10 fresh Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2001 +1946 8/10 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2001 +1946 B+ fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly March 17, 2000 +1946 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1946 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine January 1, 2000 +1946 B- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com January 1, 2000 +1946 7 fresh Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1946 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1946 8/10 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1946 2/5 rotten Russell Smith 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1946 2.5/5 rotten James Brundage 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1946 3/5 fresh Scott A. Mantz 0 Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1946 3/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1946 2.5/4 rotten 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1946 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1946 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1947 Turturro supplies some good moments, but without a believable emotional core the film falls short C rotten John A. Nesbit 0 Old School Reviews February 21, 2011 +1947 Vale por completo la pena, y, si gustan del juego ciencia, es una cinta obligada. fresh Alex Ramirez 0 Cinenganos August 8, 2002 +1947 More lyrical and affecting than the stiffly contrived A Beautiful Mind. Profoundly in touch with the miracle and curse of a fragile, fanatical artistic sensibility. fresh Prairie Miller 0 WBAI Web Radio January 1, 2002 +1947 A dishonest adaptation of an unsentimental book. rotten Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer October 12, 2001 +1947 One has to assume that Sony Pictures Classics hopes to attract Nabokov-philes to theaters. And, boy, will they be pissed. rotten Glenn Kenny 0 Premiere Magazine September 4, 2001 +1947 Makes up for a creaky structure with the intensity of emotion and psychological nuance provided by two of our finest screen actors. fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News June 14, 2001 +1947 Further proof that director Marleen Gorris ... can't shape a scene. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press June 7, 2001 +1947 While [Turturro] certainly nails the bizarre outer manifestations of Luzhin's eccentricity, he never makes us care. rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star May 25, 2001 +1947 The chess scenes, especially toward the end, are filmed with an attempted frenzy that borders on laughable. 2/4 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 Lawrence Journal-World May 24, 2001 +1947 There are very real pleasures to be had. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) May 23, 2001 +1947 A sedate, simplistic, dispiriting film about chess and madness. 'Searching for Bobby Fischer' is better. 5/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com May 23, 2001 +1947 Capable but not transporting, never unraveling the mystery of its hero's genius or, worse, making us care enough to look deeper. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian May 21, 2001 +1947 Turturro's stormy and quirky performance is the ... highlight of a film that makes all the familiar chess moves. fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel May 21, 2001 +1947 It plays a predictable, if pretty, game. rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press May 21, 2001 +1947 A predictable, emotionally unengaging, and occasionally corny story. 2/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle May 21, 2001 +1947 Pretty much just a string of words and ideas and stick-figure characters who never become fully formed. rotten Joe Baltake 0 Sacramento Bee May 21, 2001 +1947 As brave as it is affecting. 3/4 fresh Susan Stark 1 Detroit News May 21, 2001 +1947 The film is a letdown, alas, almost squandering all the fine acting and lovely scenery. C rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com May 21, 2001 +1947 When Luzhin's old chess teacher shows up, the movie becomes a slow-motion wreck. C+ rotten Steve Murray 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution May 18, 2001 +1947 If The Luzhin Defence falls short of being totally absorbing and compelling, it's surely because it's so difficult to translate Nabokov's view that we are all pawns in the big game. rotten Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 17, 2001 +1947 The film is sedate and cerebral. Still, Gorris manages to impart a sense of the subtlety of chess and even to inject some suspense into the matches. fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 15, 2001 +1947 Most successful in depicting its protagonist's unique -- often inadequate -- nature. fresh Yazmin Ghonaim 0 Cinephiles May 14, 2001 +1947 Trapped between being an offbeat, slightly daffy period romance and a dark study of a tragic genius, The Luzhin Defence struggles to a draw. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post May 11, 2001 +1947 BOR-ing. rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid May 11, 2001 +1947 Nabokov's novel is an internal adventure; the Gorris-Berry film is imperfect theater. rotten Stanley Kauffmann 1 The New Republic May 9, 2001 +1947 You will be consumed watching the movie. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews May 7, 2001 +1947 Ambiguity makes Natalia pulse a bit, and makes her good intentions less annoying than they might have been. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper May 7, 2001 +1947 This is one instance where a work of literature remained beyond the scope of the medium of film. 2.5/5 rotten Ted Murphy 0 Baseline.Hollywood.com May 6, 2001 +1947 Just as Hicks did for the keyboard, Gorris makes the chessboard sexy, mostly by focusing not on it but on the people sitting at it. 4/5 fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post May 4, 2001 +1947 An utterly hypnotic movie. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post May 4, 2001 +1947 Has many beautiful moments. fresh John Zebrowski 1 Seattle Times May 4, 2001 +1947 Its Oscar-worthy production values come together to create an epic, and exquisitely melancholy, evocation of Europe's once confident but now dying world order. A- fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer May 4, 2001 +1947 The film is elegiac and sad, beautifully mounted, but not as compelling as it should be. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times May 4, 2001 +1947 If you accept this Defence as a compromise of its source ... you should find a lot to enjoy 3/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune May 3, 2001 +1947 Interesting only in how precious little rationality it features. D+ rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine May 1, 2001 +1947 Love and obsession make beautiful music together in this romantic drama 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly April 30, 2001 +1947 Lighter on its feet than one might imagine and more complex than one might think. fresh Ed Kelleher 0 Film Journal International April 30, 2001 +1947 We are saved throughout by Watson's performance. 3.5/5 fresh Norm Schrager 0 Filmcritic.com April 30, 2001 +1947 By the time the center of gravity shifts to a villain who exploits Luzhin, the pleasure of following this film has turned to impatience. 2/4 rotten Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 27, 2001 +1947 A more than workable romance carried by gorgeous visuals and intense performances. fresh Jay Carr 1 Boston Globe April 27, 2001 +1947 A passionately crafted picture, but it's hard to connect with some significant characters because their motivations go largely unexplored. 2.5/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire April 25, 2001 +1947 Turturro, by conveying his character's painful, ecstatic inwardness, creates a bond of sympathy with the audience. 4.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times April 20, 2001 +1947 Fine candy for mind and eye. B+ fresh Ty Burr 1 Entertainment Weekly April 20, 2001 +1947 Self-righteous, reductive and bluntly straightforward. 2.5/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide April 20, 2001 +1947 Gorris' film is handsome and well-acted. 3/4 fresh Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com April 20, 2001 +1947 Trumped by its own equivocations and reliance on hackneyed conventions. rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday April 20, 2001 +1947 It's Turturro's extraordinary, Oscar-worthy performance that makes The Luzhin Defence something really special. fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post April 20, 2001 +1947 Carefully made, involving and old-fashioned. 4.5/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times April 20, 2001 +1947 Turturro .... delivers a mesmerizing portrayal of Alexander Luzhin. fresh Malcolm Ritter 1 Associated Press April 20, 2001 +1947 Dutch director Marleen Gorris has a soft spot in her heart for eccentrics. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice April 20, 2001 +1947 Both Turturro and Watson are masterful here, making this surprisingly provocative film a winner. fresh 0 E! Online April 20, 2001 +1947 It moves like molasses, provides no new insight into the 'tortured genius' psyche and is as boring as watching a chess match. rotten Dave White 0 IFilm April 19, 2001 +1947 Gorris's recreation of the period setting is scrupulous and fresh. fresh Peter Brunette 1 Film.com April 19, 2001 +1947 We might all do well to watch this reasonably entertaining movie as a mere story, then set out for bookstore or library for a transcendent taste of the real thing. fresh Bill Gallo 0 New Times April 19, 2001 +1947 The cast manages to bring to chess a movie magic that one finds only in baseball. fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette April 19, 2001 +1947 [Turturro and Watson] demonstrate considerable rapport. fresh 1 Village Voice April 18, 2001 +1947 Effectively combines the maneuvers of the chess board with the unfathomable intricacies of the human heart. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 17, 2001 +1947 It has a poise and serenity that prove impressive. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 16, 2001 +1947 Turturro does well, making a potentially unlikable character pretty sympathetic to the viewer. fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine April 12, 2001 +1947 What makes this film boring? 1.5/4 rotten Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies April 8, 2001 +1947 An ambitious feature with some original touches. fresh Chris Wiegand 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 7, 2001 +1947 A subtly emotional, gripping and even occasionally comic tale. fresh Jo Berry 0 Empire Magazine March 6, 2001 +1947 Beautifully crafted and performed. fresh David Parkinson 0 Empire Magazine March 6, 2001 +1947 As ever Turturro is thoroughly watchable, but unfortunately, his cranky intensity is wasted on Watson. 2/5 rotten Ben Falk 0 BBC.com March 6, 2001 +1947 The Luzhin Defence was check mated at the opening bell. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1947 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1947 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1947 7 fresh Cheryl DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide October 8, 2001 +1947 3/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com April 23, 2001 +1947 1/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic March 6, 2001 +1949 Listening to all her callers didn't do the trick for me. I left the cinema feeling more depressed than ever. rotten Vanessa Letts 0 The Spectator July 24, 2018 +1949 ...an agreeable yet hopelessly forgettable little romcom. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews June 17, 2015 +1949 Dolly Parton's immense likablity makes this very slight film an amiable watch. 3/5 fresh Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 8, 2005 +1949 Dolly does Chicago -- and not much else. 2/5 rotten John Urbancich 0 Your Movies (cleveland.com) August 8, 2002 +1949 cheerful comedy, well-played by Parton 3/5 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette July 29, 2002 +1949 3/5 fresh Neil Cohen 0 Echo Magazine July 29, 2007 +1949 1/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +1949 2/5 rotten Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1949 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) December 22, 2002 +1949 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1949 2/5 rotten Louis Black 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1950 It's still a Chuck Norris movie, of course, but it focuses on strong characters, interesting situations, and an appealingly gritty, urban realism. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid June 27, 2018 +1950 A better than usual entry in the glum Norris filmography. fresh Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out June 27, 2018 +1950 Although it's outside his wheelhouse, the script does work in Chuck's favor - it's one of the few films where he actually blends into his role. fresh Austin Trunick 0 Under the Radar March 6, 2018 +1950 Norris has all the charisma of a railroad tie... rotten Paul Attanasio 1 Washington Post January 2, 2018 +1950 Though it's your typical formulaic violent action picture, in the model of Dirty Harry, it has more intelligence than expected. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 19, 2017 +1950 An engaging feature, smartly cast, while showing a little more sophistication than the genre typically receives. It's too bad Norris couldn't make a few more of these before the Cannon Films curse claimed his marquee value for good. B fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com June 29, 2013 +1950 Actually quite good for the type. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1950 The program, however, is by no means the worst effort Norris has ever participated in and the ending, in which he single-handedly wipes out an entire brigade of bad guys, has a certain heroic charm to it. 3/5 fresh Douglas Pratt 0 DVDLaser June 15, 2007 +1950 Kickin', jabbin' Chuck Norris actioner. Stick with reruns of his TV fare. 2/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com April 23, 2007 +1950 the essence of cool 2/4 rotten Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is April 11, 2006 +1950 A slick, energetic movie with good performances and a lot of genuine human interest. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 23, 2004 +1950 Mr. Norris's bid for a wider audience, and it succeeds to a considerable degree. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1950 Chuck Norris' best film. 4/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner November 7, 2002 +1950 Walker: Texas Ranger - The Early Years 6 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 Apollo Guide February 13, 2001 +1950 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 22, 2005 +1950 1/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 4, 2003 +1950 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 13, 2002 +1950 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 30, 2002 +1955 Book-based romantic drama about a married woman's affair. 3/5 fresh Barbara Shulgasser 0 Common Sense Media October 17, 2018 +1955 The strength of Eastwood's Bridges is in its patience, and how it lets the love story develop from start to finish, even though the audience knows from the beginning the broad strokes of what's going to happen. 4/5 fresh Noel Murray 0 The Dissolve May 5, 2014 +1955 With Eastwood as Kincaid and Meryl Streep as Francesca, this carefully observant love story turns Waller's pop-lit passion into screen art. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Shannon 1 Seattle Times July 31, 2013 +1955 Bridges is an admirable achievement, one that probably does more to reposition its maker as someone who can carry a movie without carrying a gun than as the director/star of a Love Story for the Loving Care set. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer July 31, 2013 +1955 Those who found Waller's book an outrageously bad read may be gratefully surprised to find less mush in the movie. 2.5/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News July 31, 2013 +1955 Beautifully photographed and directed with an intimate maturity, the film reveals its characters in an unhurried way, thus making the audience accomplices in the unfolding liaison. 4/5 fresh Tom Hutchinson 0 Radio Times July 31, 2013 +1955 The movie, thank goodness, is better than the book. What's more surprising is that The Bridges of Madison County is an accomplished piece of moviemaking. fresh Leah Rozen 0 People Magazine July 31, 2013 +1955 The emotions evoked by this Bridges are in a minor key compared to the book, but they are honestly earned. fresh Chauncey Mabe 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel July 31, 2013 +1955 The result, if rather thin and certainly far from a masterpiece, is nevertheless quite lovely. This affecting little film is easily one of Eastwood's best efforts as a director. 4/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel July 31, 2013 +1955 The two leads' sly comic rhythm is miles removed from the book's failing solemnity. fresh Anthony Lane 1 New Yorker July 31, 2013 +1955 Eastwood's Bridges has the energy and spontaneity of a picture that was shot quickly. And that serves the material well, because it removes the solemnity that could stiffle a modern classic. 4/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune July 31, 2013 +1955 Despite all his craft and sincerity, [Eastwood] and screenwriter Richard LaGravenese can't quite turn Robert James Waller's cardboard best-seller into flesh and bone. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader July 31, 2013 +1955 The Bridges of Madison County is as good as it is because of its performances. It's as bad as it is because of its source. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Kridler 0 Baltimore Sun July 31, 2013 +1955 Still one of Hollywood's most assured directors, Clint Eastwood transcends the story's cliches with a classically restrained yet steadily imaginative filmmaking style. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor July 31, 2013 +1955 Streep and Eastwood's chemistry makes the film. 4/5 fresh Angie Errigo 0 Empire Magazine July 31, 2013 +1955 "Bridges is an old-fashioned ""women's film"" that pits the heroine's romantic urges against her matriarchal duties. In fact, the film is at its dramatic best when Francesca is finally obliged, like Sophie, to make her choice." fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post July 31, 2013 +1955 Streep makes her character known in no time flat. Intelligence, humor, blocked ambition, self-irony -- they're all contained in Francesca's quick response when Robert asks if she has any plans for the afternoon. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal January 7, 2012 +1955 Meryl Streep and Clint Eastwood, as Waller's tenderly plaintive heartland lovers, are so visually and spiritually right they seem to have walked right off the page. A fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1955 The film is good enough; Streep is the X-factor that makes it excellent. 8/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy August 16, 2011 +1955 What follows is, essentially, gothic-romantic bunk. But there's a nicely stylized, below-the-surface courtship between the performers. They make you forget that, at their very core, they are hackneyed creations. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post July 6, 2010 +1955 Madison County is Eastwood's gift to women: to Francesca, to all the girls he's loved before -- and to Streep, who alchemizes literary mawkishness into intelligent movie passion. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine October 27, 2008 +1955 An unlikely choice as director and producer, it's thanks to Eastwood's relatively thin sentimental streak that the film doesn't fall headlong into a lagoon of schmaltz. 3/5 fresh Richard Luck 0 Film4 October 27, 2008 +1955 Perhaps the only time in history a movie was far better than its source material 4/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com August 21, 2008 +1955 Whether Meryl Streep deserved an Oscar nomination may be debatable, but what's beyond dispute is that scripter Richard LaGravenese and director Clint Eastwood have actually made a better, more enjoyable film than the schmaltzy literary source. C+ fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 15, 2008 +1955 Given the intelligent restraint of the treatment, this is about as fine an adaptation of this material as one could hope for... fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety June 23, 2008 +1955 ...an old-fashioned love story for adults. 8/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis May 23, 2008 +1955 In Eastwood's hands, it seems, even divorce can be more romantic than orgasms under the right circumstances. fresh Leo Goldsmith 0 Not Coming to a Theater Near You August 6, 2006 +1955 Immaculately performed, and assembled with wit and sensitivity, this is one of the most satisfying weepies in years. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1955 This didn't pain me anywhere near as much as I thought it would. A money-grab, surely, and Clint's weird bush story is very awkward, but generally charming enough for a date with a boring person. 3/5 fresh Gregory Weinkauf 0 August 14, 2005 +1955 Atmospheric love story with Eastwood and Streep in great form. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com June 29, 2005 +1955 Eastwood can do no wrong in my eyes ... but he came dangerously close with this one. 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com April 3, 2005 +1955 Better than the book. 3/5 fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com May 31, 2004 +1955 Limited by the vapidity of this material while he trims its excesses with the requisite machete, Mr. Eastwood locates a moving, elegiac love story at the heart of Mr. Waller's self-congratulatory overkill. fresh Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 17, 2004 +1955 Outstanding drama. Actually makes a case for adultery. You really feel for them and get sucked into this quiet world. 4/5 fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com July 25, 2003 +1955 Eastwood's Robert Kincaid -- made out in the book to be some sort of quasi-mythical cross between the Marlboro Man and Ralph Waldo Emerson -- is toned down so much as to be almost uncompelling. 2.5/4 rotten Monica Hayde 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1955 The film seems to drag on a little too long and is slow moving in spots, but it will certainly jerk more than a few tears from audiences around the country. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +1955 Considering the turgid potboiler it's based on, we should be grateful Eastwood achieved as much as he did. 3/5 fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium February 4, 2003 +1955 A more than solid piece of entertainment that proves that romance isn't dead after all. 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 29, 2003 +1955 A dizzy, dusty masterpiece 5/5 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner January 17, 2003 +1955 Probes the poetics of desire and yearning in two soulmates. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 27, 2002 +1955 What the movie does that the book couldn't do is tap into the poignancy that comes of seeing two stars who used to be young and beautiful suddenly looking very mortal. 2.5/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1955 Screenwriter LaGravenese ought to get the Croix de Guerre for doing battle with Waller's fatuous prose and paring Bridges down to its most appealing fantasy romance essence. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 13, 2001 +1955 The Bridges of Madison County is a beautiful film, not only in the way it was photographed, but for the manner through which the characters are revealed to us. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1955 I've seen the movie twice now and was even more involved the second time, because I was able to pay more attention to the nuances of voice and gesture. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1955 Respect to Clint for putting his cojones on the line to make a 'chick flick,' and utmost respect to him for pulling it off with aplomb. 5/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1955 Bridges is another example of Eastwood's remarkable economy of style as both a director and an actor. It is neither his best work nor his worst, though it is a fascinating exploration. 4.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1955 Most of the plot is predicable after the initial setup and that is okay. The point is not to guess the next plot twist, but to identify with the characters and vicariously live their romance and have that illicit fling you subconsciously always wanted. fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1955 As director, Eastwood has decided to go for cinematic poetry, and occasionally he manages to achieve just that. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1955 The gap between touchy-feely and touching isn't easy to span, so credit judicious pruning on the one hand and a beefed-up script on the other for getting perhaps the best possible movie out of Robert James Waller's The Bridges of Madison County. 3.5/4 fresh Mike Clark 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1955 Utter pap, redeemed only by the professionalism of its stars in sub-standard material. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1955 If you know enough to understand that doing the right thing is never easy, you know enough to bring along a good supply of Kleenex to this movie. fresh Barbara Shulgasser 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1955 3/5 fresh Beth Accomando 0 KPBS.org January 17, 2008 +1955 4/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal January 16, 2004 +1955 3/5 fresh James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page November 20, 2003 +1955 2/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1959 A story of the heart brought beautifully to life. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com February 18, 2005 +1959 Although Winterbottom intended this tale of serious illness to escape the grip of melodrama, that's exactly where it ends up. rotten Peter Henne 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1959 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com June 29, 2005 +1959 3/5 fresh Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com June 20, 2003 +1959 2.5/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1959 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1959 8 fresh Cheryl DeWolfe 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1959 7/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1959 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1959 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly June 1, 1998 +1960 It seems the reason we haven't yet had a major King biopic is because cinema was waiting for a director to make a film as worthy as the man himself - Ava DuVernay has stepped up to the daunting task and she has succeeded effortlessly. 4.5/5 fresh Alistair Ryder 0 Cinemole October 24, 2018 +1960 Nevertheless, the performances are uniformly excellent with Oyelowo conveying both the iconic magnetism and human-sized modesty of King's personality. B+ fresh Jeff Meyers 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) October 15, 2018 +1960 One of Selma's clearest intentions is the promotion of interracial unity that is necessary when abuses have been imposed on any social or ethnic group. [Full review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh 0 En Filme October 15, 2018 +1960 With a couple of feature films on her resume, Selma is the film that will probably take off director Ava DuVernay's career. [Full review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Oswaldo Betancourt 0 Chilango.com October 15, 2018 +1960 Director Ava DuVernay retains a firm grasp throughout, balancing the epic and intimate, personal and political. 4/5 fresh Adam Fresco 0 Flicks.co.nz October 15, 2018 +1960 America takes another halting step towards confronting its racist past with this solid, if dry, look at a pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement. 3/5 fresh David Edwards 0 Daily Mirror (UK) October 8, 2018 +1960 DuVernay and Webb ambitiously dramatize all the intricacies, detours and compromises a wide-scale social justice movement entails, shining stark light on backroom deals, FBI schemes and even rivalries among various pockets of grass-roots rebellion. 4/5 fresh Meg Grant 0 AARP Movies for Grownups October 8, 2018 +1960 Portrait of leader with crowd in the background. Martin L. King's speeches are again relevant. [Full Review in Spanish] 3/5 fresh Irene Crespo 0 October 8, 2018 +1960 An urgent, thought-provoking and timely history movingly brought to life. 4/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) October 8, 2018 +1960 Selma stands as a rigorous film that does justice to the figure of Martin Luther King. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Mario Santiago 0 Sensacine October 5, 2018 +1960 Without being a great movie, Selma is a more than worthy historical product. [Full review in Spanish] 7/10 fresh Ezequiel Obreg 0 EscribiendoCine October 5, 2018 +1960 Excellent acting, very good directing, a good tight script -- a little bit of pacing issues and... other characters are nowhere near as investing as Martin Luther King is. B+ fresh Chris Stuckmann 0 ChrisStuckmann.com October 5, 2018 +1960 Selma convinces that this is a tale of transcendence instead of hardship; triumph rather than defeat. And it's a story whose resonance is ever so desperately needed in the pervasive now. 4/5 fresh David Crow 0 Den of Geek October 5, 2018 +1960 DuVernay's film is too effective on its own dramatic terms for it to be reduced simply to an allegory for Where We Are Today, yet it's also tremendously encouraging for anyone who wonders if there's any hope for change. 4/5 fresh Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly October 5, 2018 +1960 While there has been some streamlining of the facts for the sake of storytelling efficiency, an outraged and righteous heart beats strongly throughout. 4/5 fresh Leigh Paatsch 0 Herald Sun (Australia) October 5, 2018 +1960 There have been surprisingly few cinematic renderings of Martin Luther King Jr's legacy, but despite the lack of competition, British actor David Oyelowo's embodiment of the great man is simply superb. 3/5 fresh Sarah Watt 0 Stuff.co.nz October 4, 2018 +1960 If you don't mind the technical confusion it's a gripping story, and a great credit to DuVernay and co-writer Paul Webb who were unable to use King's original speeches for copyright reasons. 3.5/5 fresh Simon Weaving 0 Sydney Morning Herald October 4, 2018 +1960 Ava DuVernay's Selma is a beautifully observed drama of public and private lives, of personal narratives and historic moments. 4/5 fresh Philippa Hawker 0 Sydney Morning Herald October 4, 2018 +1960 DuVernay, with just her third feature film, knows how to marshal the moments that will become history, making her own iconic images. 4.5/5 fresh Craig Mathieson 0 The Sunday Age October 4, 2018 +1960 An important and necessary film. [Full Review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Diego Batlle 0 Otroscines.com October 4, 2018 +1960 The structure with which the film is designed turns out to be as beneficial and intriguing as it is unsatisfactory and imprecise. [Full Review in Spanish] 4/5 fresh Ignacio Navarro 0 October 4, 2018 +1960 Listen to Common's track over the final credits. This movie is continuing a conversation that America cannot ignore. 4/5 fresh Susan G. Cole 0 NOW Toronto October 4, 2018 +1960 Selma is an always-gripping, often-bruising film, with fantastic performances and a solidly written script that contextualizes King's work in an effectively impactful way. 4/5 fresh Roxana Hadadi 0 Chesapeake Family Magazine October 4, 2018 +1960 Don't let this put you off Selma: it's a good, although not great movie, that steers a coherent path through a weighty historical moment. 4/5 fresh Siobhan Synnot 0 Scotsman October 4, 2018 +1960 Director DuVernay has crafted a cinematic work for the ages, with a magnificent performance from Oyelowo. 4/5 fresh Yvonne Teh 0 South China Morning Post October 4, 2018 +1960 David Oyelowo is magnetic in his quiet, still performance and for those unfamiliar with these events, DuVernay's film is quite an education - it's also one historical drama with a very contemporary and real message. 4/5 fresh Alan Corr 0 October 4, 2018 +1960 Looks better than the average historical drama; some top-notch performances, especially from Oyelowo; occasional moments of greatness B- fresh Dan Schindel 0 Film School Rejects October 4, 2018 +1960 With more nuance, this could have been a great film. As it is, it's merely a good one, but glittering with great performances. 3/5 fresh Brian Viner 0 Daily Mail (UK) October 4, 2018 +1960 What Selma does particularly well is balance the ideological in-fighting within the Civil Rights movement. 4/5 fresh George Byrne 0 The Herald (Ireland) October 4, 2018 +1960 [Ava DuVernay] manages to get both the small and the big moments. Thiis at one of the best movies of the year. 9.5/10 fresh Matt Atchity 0 October 3, 2018 +1960 I this movie has some of the most powerful moments I've seen I think all year. 9.2/10 fresh Alonso Duralde 0 October 3, 2018 +1960 What a bold stroke of sensory genius on [Ava DuVernary's] part to lull us into a false sense of security before slapping us in the face with the reality that Selma is not your usual biography. 9/10 fresh Jared Mobarak 0 BuffaloVibe October 3, 2018 +1960 Selma is the kind of expert filmmaking that's long been absent from an American tradition of historical reenactment-it manages the forgotten art of depicting the graceful human beings that made it history in the first place. 4.5/5 fresh 0 IONCINEMA.com October 3, 2018 +1960 Selma is an important movie, yes, but it is also a great one. 4/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 3, 2018 +1960 Selma is a triumphant no hold barred and amazingly directed biopic, with a gripping depth in the story and strong performances all around especially from David Oyelowo. 5/5 fresh Rendy Jones 0 Rendy Reviews October 3, 2018 +1960 There are no wasted moments here. There are no wasted characters. The film is as much about Martin Luther King Jr. as it is about the people he worked with, and fought for. fresh Nijla Mu 0 Shadow and Act October 2, 2018 +1960 It is a very, very good movie, beautifully shot by Bradford Young and deftly, almost astonishingly well-directed by relative newcomer Ava DuVernay. 4/4 fresh Alissa Wilkinson 0 Christianity Today October 2, 2018 +1960 A vital and timely missive to a new generation that is as sobering as it is uplifting, all built around a performance of astounding accomplishment. 4/5 fresh Ben Nicholson 0 CineVue October 1, 2018 +1960 David Oyelowo breathes such life into it and makes you feel like you're seeing this person for the first time. 8.5/10 fresh Christy Lemire 1 September 25, 2018 +1960 It's extremely difficult to portray a legendary historical figure in a way that does justice to both that figure's momentousness and his humanity, but Oyelowo has found a way to do it. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor September 25, 2018 +1960 King's story is tragic, that's no spoiler. The film ends with a heavy heart, mixed with hope. Selma is an important film and it is profoundly moving. 3.5/5 fresh Anne Brodie 0 What She Said August 30, 2018 +1960 It captures something more elusive in our fictions and in our politics: the feeling and dynamic of a collective movement. fresh Kathryn Reklis 0 The Christian Century August 20, 2018 +1960 Selma is worth the price of admission. The real gift of this film is reflection as well as hope that the new generations do not repeat history. [Full Review in Spanish] 5/5 fresh 0 Cine Premiere May 15, 2018 +1960 The film... assumes such vast prior knowledge of the civil rights movement that only a fraction of the audience will understand it. I scrambled to keep up, not helped by a cast of thousands and by Ava DuVernay's clumsy and flabby direction. 3/5 rotten Camilla Long 0 Sunday Times (UK) February 15, 2018 +1960 Selma is not just a chronicle of historical developments; it aims to do more than just involve us in King's fight and move us as it unfolds. The film is very frequently moving, but it has higher, more intelligent goals than that. fresh Uri Klein 0 Haaretz January 11, 2018 +1960 ... its relevance grows in times when tempers are easily exasperated and the use of violence is privileged. Here it is, I insist, the best of Selma. [Full review in Spanish] 6.5/10 fresh Hugo Hern 0 December 13, 2017 +1960 A racially and politically charged biopic full of vivid violent imagery that is sure to haunt viewers, and an emotionally gripping performance from David Oyelowo as the spiritual civil rights movement leader 4/5 fresh Robert Kojder 0 Flickering Myth December 1, 2017 +1960 Selma gives back to the Civil Rights movement its urgent and motivating anger, when too often the movement has been misrepresented as a cause of infinitely patient, infinitely forbearing martyrs. fresh Anwen Crawford 0 Kill Your Darlings September 12, 2017 +1960 So, is Selma the film I wanted? No. Is is a good film? Yes, but it's not great. B fresh Candice Frederick 0 Reel Talk Online September 1, 2017 +1960 Selma forces a kind of reckoning for its viewer. At these moments, you won't be able to look away. And you shouldn't. fresh Megan Burbank 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 22, 2017 +1960 Selma has the intimacy of a chamber piece, but not much sense of the mass character of the Selma protests, of the thousands of arrests that had been made even before King got to town. fresh Darryl Pinckney 0 The New York Review of Books August 21, 2017 +1960 This story is powerful and inspiring stuff. The skill used to tell it should be witnessed by all. 4.5/5 fresh Glenn Dunks 0 The Big Issue (Australia) August 15, 2017 +1960 Selma is a vital, brutal, and inspiring film. fresh Alex Heeney 0 Seventh Row August 14, 2017 +1960 [Selma] shows well the heartbreaking personal sacrifices made by those who wanted to be free, to be free at last, to cast their vote to effect change. fresh 0 National Catholic Reporter August 10, 2017 +1960 As protests continue to erupt, it becomes ever more apparent that we need models of effective change. Selma fits that bill stirringly. fresh Lisa Rosman 0 Signature August 2, 2017 +1960 A monumental achievement. fresh Dwight Brown 0 National Newspaper Publishers Association March 7, 2017 +1960 It's all highly measured and tasteful, a rare thing when cinema and sacred cows meet. fresh Hilary A White 0 Sunday Independent (Ireland) June 13, 2016 +1960 The timeliness of the picture, coupled with the immediacy of the filmmaking, renders 'Selma' more powerful than even its skilled creators could've possibly intended. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire June 7, 2016 +1960 Sacha Baron Cohen at Harvard, as character Ali G: 'Some of you has probably never even seen a black man before, like that great civil rights leader, Martin Luther Vandross...' 4/5 fresh Mark Jackson 0 Epoch Times June 7, 2016 +1960 Selma isn't a discrete story of one moment in time that we can observe safely from the sidelines. It is all around us, every day. fresh Todd VanDerWerff 0 Vox May 23, 2016 +1960 It's the quieter moments where Oyelowo really excels. 3/5 fresh Alfred Joyner 0 International Business Times May 23, 2016 +1960 By avoiding this film being a straight bio-pic or relationship drama, DuVernay has created a historical and political drama that resonates today. 4/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald April 26, 2016 +1960 Oyelowo is the real deal, monumental in a film that isn't, muscling a middling historical drama into something absolutely worth seeing. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Cinemixtape April 17, 2016 +1960 ... about the cost and the stakes of movement. Oyelowo plays King with grace and dignity, but he's always aware of what people are putting on the line. fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com March 24, 2016 +1960 There are sections in Selma that I treasure. fresh Eileen Jones 0 The Jacobin February 26, 2016 +1960 Taken as a whole, it's a deeply affecting, incendiary film and the most focused, accomplished biopic in a year of numerous offerings. A- fresh Jordan Raup 0 The Film Stage February 25, 2016 +1960 Ultimately, what makes DuVernay's movie so good and necessary is that it actually lets us see the arc of the moral universe bending -- being bent, by human will -- toward justice. fresh Jonathan Kiefer 0 SF Weekly January 2, 2016 +1960 By taking us inside King's inner circle, we discover how courage, conviction and political savvy bring about change. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Smith 0 Tulsa World December 12, 2015 +1960 The result is a compellingly flesh-and-blood depiction of King; an absorbingly sophisticated account of his brand of non-violent activism. fresh Edward Lawrenson 0 The Big Issue December 12, 2015 +1960 Most importantly, though, Selma reminds us where the violence started - with the insidious, everyday practice of denying African Americans their legal right to vote. 4.5/5 fresh Margot Harrison 0 Seven Days December 1, 2015 +1960 Director Ava DuVernay has given us Selma, a docudrama about a pivotal campaign in the fight for civil rights for black Americans. You could say this film writes history not so much with lightning as with compassion. 3.5/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star November 19, 2015 +1960 Selma is an interesting and engaging glimpse of the civil rights movement at one of its most powerful moments. It won't be the civil rights movie to define all civil rights movies, but it carries a worthwhile message. fresh Josh Terry 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) November 5, 2015 +1960 This rousing, passionate civil rights drama is exquisitely timed, a quality that's just as important and elusive as greatness. fresh Kristian M. Lin 0 Fort Worth Weekly August 11, 2015 +1960 Unforgettable. [full review in Spanish] fresh Jorge Ayala 0 El Financiero May 30, 2015 +1960 A powerful examination of one of the key moments of the Civil Rights movement and the man who sacrificed made it possible. 4/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight May 11, 2015 +1960 A treasure trove of outstanding performances, brilliant writing and heartfelt direction. A fresh Paul Chambers 0 Movie Chambers May 10, 2015 +1960 The breadth of the film's scope is impressive, as it manages to sketch in the enormity and diversity of the movement without being spread too thin. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk May 6, 2015 +1960 With inspired performances and an even more inspiring story, this film is more than just a fantastic biopic about a great man; it is also a call to action. 1 fresh Jon Espino 0 The Young Folks May 3, 2015 +1960 Selma achieves the rare accolade of being a powerful period piece with stark contemporary resonance. 5/5 fresh Mary Clare 0 Fan The Fire April 9, 2015 +1960 "Do not believe anyone trying to make ""Selma"" a factional thing, a liberal or conservative, black, white, or hashtag movie. It transcends all that. It is a great American story, well told, and nothing less." fresh Rebecca Cusey 0 The Federalist March 30, 2015 +1960 As emotionally and racially charged as the film's story is, director Ava DuVernay is determined to deliver a full-bodied, balanced drama that derives its power from the central fight for understanding and respect. 4/5 fresh Jim Schembri 0 3AW March 7, 2015 +1960 This electrifying film puts the tension, the fear, the courage, and the tragedy in perspective, and dramatizes it through the struggles of people, not rhetoric. 4/5 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com February 28, 2015 +1960 Skilfully directed by Ava DuVernay and featuring a wonderful leading performance from David Oyelowo, Selma pulls back the curtain on a riveting piece of U.S. history. A fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane February 23, 2015 +1960 First rate. fresh Ed Whitfield 0 The Ooh Tray February 22, 2015 +1960 The repeated references to nonviolence form an especially powerful theme, a reminder of what can be accomplished not through simply taking revenge, but by staying your hand. 4.5/5 fresh Tim Martain 0 The Mercury February 15, 2015 +1960 With the events of Ferguson so fresh in our memories, Selma is uncomfortable yet necessary viewing. 4.5/5 fresh Tom Glasson 0 Concrete Playground February 13, 2015 +1960 A stirring moment for civil rights, and one of the year's best fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit February 13, 2015 +1960 For all its evasions, short cuts, and mismanaged ideas, Selma can't be dismissed. Its modest achievements engross. 3/5 fresh Peter Galvin 0 sbs.com.au February 12, 2015 +1960 DuVernay says she doesn't like typical historical dramas, and it shows. fresh Michael Nordine 0 OZY February 10, 2015 +1960 In compact, economical form, DuVernay sets out her table: the juxtaposition of domestic intimacy and institutional violence; the tension between the personal and political; the vivid interplay between the historical and the contemporary. 4/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) February 8, 2015 +1960 It is artful, inspiring, perfectly cast and powerfully acted, beautifully shot, scored with sensitivity rather than sentimentality, efficiently edited, profoundly dignified. A fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer February 7, 2015 +1960 Oyewolo brilliantly conveys [King's] incandescent gifts ... his shrewd tactical intelligence, blazing moral conviction and spellbinding rhetorical power. 5/5 fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk February 7, 2015 +1960 It's a role of a lifetime for classically trained English actor David Oyelowo, whose distinguished performance ably embodies the physicality and essence of the pastor, humanitarian and human rights activist fresh Louise Keller 0 Urban Cinefile February 7, 2015 +1960 An astonishing story, told with grace 5/5 fresh Cameron Williams 0 The Popcorn Junkie February 6, 2015 +1960 A magnificent film, vital and alive, with the most profound sense of immediacy I think I've ever felt in a historical story. 5/5 fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 6, 2015 +1960 One of the finest biopics in recent memory, this drama manages to present someone as iconic as Martin Luther King Jr. as a normal man anyone can aspire to emulate. 5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Contactmusic.com February 6, 2015 +1960 In some ways it's beyond criticism as the first-ever major movie about this heroic campaigner. 3/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard February 6, 2015 +1960 The famed American civil-rights leader Martin Luther King Jr has been strangely under-represented in the cinema. Ava DuVernay's excellent third film thankfully puts this continued omission right. fresh Ashley Clark 0 Sight and Sound February 5, 2015 +1960 Selma is a rousing political drama, made with enough verve and passion never merely to seem didactic. Its near complete absence from this year's Oscar nominations is baffling and suggests a double standard. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) February 5, 2015 +1960 In Selma, British actor David Oyelowo subtly transmogrifies himself into Martin Luther King Jr, displaying intelligent self-doubt, not flash political pomp. 5/5 fresh Kate Muir 0 Times (UK) February 5, 2015 +1960 Oyelowo is sensational in Selma. He makes you believe, body and soul, heart and mind, in his performance as Martin Luther King. 5/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) February 5, 2015 +1960 The overall sense of righteous, non-violent anger is palpable. 4/5 fresh Andrew Collins 0 Radio Times February 5, 2015 +1960 It's high time MLK got the big-screen platform he deserves. Thanks to Selma, justice has been done. 4/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema February 5, 2015 +1960 The film's old-fashioned emotional surge accentuates the absurdity of it taking half a century for Hollywood to properly address Martin Luther King's legacy. 4/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times February 5, 2015 +1960 Even before our ears catch the mention of Ferguson in the closing song, Selma has proved itself fiercely modern and aggressively cinematic. fresh Ryan Gilbey 0 New Statesman February 5, 2015 +1960 Selma is always involving. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator February 5, 2015 +1960 The film firmly centres on the intimate, reminiscent of Spielberg's Lincoln, where grandiosity is found in performance not pedestals. fresh Thomas Derwin 0 FILMINK (Australia) February 5, 2015 +1960 In which the fight for black rights, instead of having a fiery and inspiring crackle, is like being hit over the head with a long, soggy sermonette. 1/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times February 5, 2015 +1960 Ava DuVernay's vital civil rights drama is the film Martin Luther King deserved. 5/5 fresh David Jenkins 0 Little White Lies February 5, 2015 +1960 It is beyond baffling why British actor David Oyelowo has not been nominated for either a BAFTA or an Oscar for his exceptional lead performance as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in new drama, Selma. 8/10 fresh Brian Henry 0 UTV February 5, 2015 +1960 It is an invigorating movie, this Selma, with the characters and rhetoric providing much of the power. fresh John Anderson 0 America Magazine February 4, 2015 +1960 While it takes sizable liberties with history to move us, it is at times genuinely stirring. 3.5/5 fresh Damien Straker 0 Impulse Gamer February 3, 2015 +1960 Incredibly powerful and often moving, anchored by an awards-worthy performance from Oyelowo. 4/5 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 Empire Magazine February 2, 2015 +1960 This is a film as confident and assured in its moral fortitude, and as soaringly powerful in its oratory, as the great man himself. 4/5 fresh John Nugent 0 The Skinny February 2, 2015 +1960 A daunting challenge for any actor, Oyelowo rises to the task, in a film that eschews the traditional biopic approach. 4/5 fresh James Mottram 0 Total Film February 2, 2015 +1960 The power of Ava DuVernay's astonishing film comes from its understanding of the limits of King's work as much as its celebration of his achievements. 5/5 fresh Nikki Baughan 0 The List February 2, 2015 +1960 Selma's achievements defy those of regular films. 5/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix February 1, 2015 +1960 Selma is an almost impassable minefield of opportunities to make a bad film. Director Ava DuVernay danced through like Fred Astair. 5/5 fresh Blake Howard 0 2UE That Movie Show February 1, 2015 +1960 ...in many ways remarkable, one of the best conventional Hollywood movies to ever engage the seemingly intractable American problem of racial injustice. 9 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 25, 2015 +1960 "Think of it as ""Civil Rights for beginners."" " fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express January 23, 2015 +1960 It's a movie concerned with the march, and its most nimble work is in illuminating scenes rather than trying to explicate them. fresh Genevieve Valentine 0 Philadelphia Weekly January 23, 2015 +1960 ...does not shy away from controversial elements of King's character. 8/10 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Daily Film Fix January 23, 2015 +1960 Reminds that underneath the legend Martin Luther King was a pure Christian soul, who relied upon and used the Christian faith to battle injustice both on the streets and in the corridors of political power. 4.5/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 23, 2015 +1960 It is a moving and well-meaning film that never quite manages the greatness one expects, given its soaring subject material. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 19, 2015 +1960 Captures a sense of events unfolding in the present tense, in a political and cultural climate as complex, multifaceted and undetermined as the times we live in. A+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 National Catholic Register January 19, 2015 +1960 Needless to say, Dr. King's message has never been more relevant. 3.5/4 fresh Mara Reinstein 1 Us Weekly January 19, 2015 +1960 A cinematic masterpiece, this feature may be small in scope but it's momentous in its ability to capture how complex and powerful the civil rights movement was. 5.0/5 fresh John Hanlon 0 John Hanlon Reviews January 18, 2015 +1960 Selma presents a multidimensional portrayal of Dr. King, flaws and all, and it makes us wonder how far we've actually come today. 9 fresh Patrick Cooper 0 Orlando Weekly January 17, 2015 +1960 Succinctly demonstrates we've both come a long way and have a long way to go. 3.5/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive January 16, 2015 +1960 Selma manages to beautifully articulate a pivotal moment in history - one that is hauntingly ironic in how it echoes our current times and society. 4.5/5 fresh Kofi Outlaw 0 ScreenRant January 16, 2015 +1960 One of the most powerful examples of sacrifice one will see in this century. 5/5 fresh Diana Saenger 0 ReviewExpress.com January 16, 2015 +1960 A blast of piercing social insight expressed through exquisite craftsmanship that makes it feel like art and not bald-faced messaging. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 15, 2015 +1960 "Selma,"" on top of all of its many other virtues, is an inspiring movie about politics being done right." 5/5 fresh Stephen Silver 0 EntertainmentTell January 14, 2015 +1960 "Selma"" is a phenomenally stirring production that should be seen by everyone who believes in racial equality. And even more so by anyone who does not." fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan January 13, 2015 +1960 has the power to enrage and enlighten 7/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 Mark Leeper's Reviews January 12, 2015 +1960 At its best, the new movie about King cracks the civil rights leader and his associates from their plaster-saint cocoons. 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) January 12, 2015 +1960 "More often than not ... ""Selma"" focuses on the one thing we don't expect in a movie about Martin Luther King Jr. - his doubts - and Oyelowo comes through with a deeply felt and quite brilliant performance." 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe January 12, 2015 +1960 Inspiring and impassioned, delivering Rev. Dr. King's reverberating message of perserverance. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate January 12, 2015 +1960 Their camaraderie and the heated arguments capture the essence of the personalities and issues. . .in a large and impressive ensemble of African-American character actors. 9/10 fresh Nora Lee 0 Film-Forward.com January 11, 2015 +1960 ...founded on a communal sense of historical accomplishment. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm January 11, 2015 +1960 It's a movie, yes. But this stirring account of the fight to end racially motivated voting impediments in the Deep South is more than anything a much-needed wake-up call for a country that has seriously lost its way in terms of equality. A- fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger January 11, 2015 +1960 "Despite all the great things you'll hear about ""Selma"" - an important, Oprah-endorsed awards-season biopic - it actually is great." 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 San Francisco Examiner January 11, 2015 +1960 It's a King-size role for this terrific actor. 4/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) January 10, 2015 +1960 A well-intentioned yet persistently underwhelming drama... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 9, 2015 +1960 What could be simplistic schmaltz ends up being a harsh rebuke of symbolic gestures. A- fresh Vincent Mancini 0 FilmDrunk January 9, 2015 +1960 Directed with confidence by Ava DuVernay, it's a movie about how King changed America by having the canny political genius to show the country an image of itself that it could not bear. 5/5 fresh Owen Gleiberman 0 BBC.com January 9, 2015 +1960 Hollywoodized to the extent of depicting President Lyndon Johnson as an obstructionist to the African-American cause. Nonetheless, 'Selma' is compelling cinema. A- fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com January 9, 2015 +1960 With protestors organizing what feels like could evolve into another Civil Rights Movement, Selma is an important document of those who went before. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz January 9, 2015 +1960 Selma is one of so many well-meaning historical dramas that fall prey to their overpowering stories. Gravitas abounds in every scene. 3/5 fresh Kirk Baird 0 Toledo Blade January 9, 2015 +1960 Vivid, nuanced and, yes, timely. 4/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post January 9, 2015 +1960 Selma is about America at its worst -- and very best. B+ fresh Lewis Beale 0 News & Observer (Raleigh, NC) January 9, 2015 +1960 David Oyelowo is superb; film is remarkably topical and relevant. A fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald January 9, 2015 +1960 ... pays tribute by resonating more deeply when considered in the context of current events. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue January 9, 2015 +1960 ...a film that demands to be seen, despite its flaws. It's part of American history and a story that we should all know. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly January 9, 2015 +1960 It's understandable that DuVernay would make a priority of avoiding excessive detail. But too much of the movie is like the opening: deliberate, broad, uninspired. rotten Michael Sragow 0 Film Comment Magazine January 9, 2015 +1960 Like Dr. King did, the film captures your mind and your heart as it entertains, the way great movies often do. 3.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 9, 2015 +1960 A film this heartfelt and intelligent about social justice will never be unimportant, but it feels especially relevant today. A- fresh Marc Mohan 0 Oregonian January 9, 2015 +1960 Oyelowo's performance exists on a single continuum, convincing us that the man inspiring millions is the same man we saw grieving alone just a few minutes before. He's the man we knew, and never knew. 4/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Madison Movie January 9, 2015 +1960 Selma is one of the great emotional experiences of recent years; a fiercely powerful look at one of the Civil Rights Movement's most triumphant victories. A fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony January 9, 2015 +1960 At times borders on the Shakespearean. 3.5/4 fresh John Serba 0 MLive.com January 9, 2015 +1960 Without Oyelowo's texture and firepower, perhaps the picture would've been understood, but it wouldn't have been as precise in its emotion. B- fresh Brian Orndorf 0 Blu-ray.com January 9, 2015 +1960 An uneven yet generally skillful effort that has probably drawn more praise and criticism than it warrants. 3/4 fresh Liam Lacey 1 Globe and Mail January 9, 2015 +1960 This is what Selma dares to do so well: show us the small, private moments in King's life, the intimacies, the humanity. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer January 9, 2015 +1960 DuVernay shows visual assurance and a way with actors and especially words. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee January 8, 2015 +1960 The skilfully re-created look of the era in the actual locations lets the viewer drop right into one of the darkest chapters in U.S. history, a time when blind hatred and bigotry set public policy. 4/5 fresh Katherine Monk 0 Canada.com January 8, 2015 +1960 It's films like Selma that remind us that behind every massive pivotal moment there are a thousands of smaller stories that come together like raindrops forming a ground-shaking thunderstorm. A- fresh Rick Bentley 0 Fresno Bee January 8, 2015 +1960 As a film, Selma is solid if unspectacular. As a dramatic portrayal of recent U.S. history, however, Selma burns with a fierce intensity. 4/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 1 Toronto Sun January 8, 2015 +1960 DuVernay's film deals less in the outcome than in the immediate, and it's hardly ever sentimental or manipulative, a common trait of films that are based on true events, used to make sure you feel inspired. 3.5/4 fresh Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune January 8, 2015 +1960 We see history as it unfolds, not as it has been encased in amber, in a movie that needs to be seen in these anxious days of renewed racial and cultural unrest. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star January 8, 2015 +1960 The movie is riveting. It reminds us not only of how far we have come as a society but how far we have yet to go. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 8, 2015 +1960 Deeply-felt drama depicting the worst of America and the best of America. David Oyelowo is excellent. A fresh Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer January 8, 2015 +1960 It may be coincidence that Selma reverberates with a particular timeliness...Still, it's thanks to director DuVernay and first-time features writer Paul Webb that the film has more than the luck of timing on its side. 5/5 fresh Cary Darling 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com January 8, 2015 +1960 Selma is a passionate and utterly important historical recounting, unimpeachable for its modern relevancy, and moving in its cinematic telling. A- fresh Blake Goble 0 Consequence of Sound January 8, 2015 +1960 What Daniel Day-Lewis did for Lincoln, Oyelowo does for King, mimicking his behavior and speech uncannily. He is both completely believable and someone we've never encountered before. 4/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune January 8, 2015 +1960 Although Selma is dramatically uneven overall, the film is a commendable historical drama that sidesteps the pitfalls of adulatory biopics and great-man approaches to encapsulating bygone events. 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 8, 2015 +1960 Even some of the film's strongest proponents are positioning the film as a good-for-you, syllabus-ready obligation. That's an affront to the intelligence, cinematic flexibility and emotional satisfaction of this rousing film. 3.5/5 fresh Daniel Barnes 0 Sacramento News & Review January 8, 2015 +1960 A Powerful Reminder of Sacrifice and Struggle. 3.5/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times January 8, 2015 +1960 "To see ""Selma"" is to feel and appreciate anew the burden of greatness." 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle January 8, 2015 +1960 "In an era of comic-book movies, ""Selma"" is an impressive reminder of the real-life struggle for human dignity." 4/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 8, 2015 +1960 No movie in memory feels as necessary as Selma, while the history it portrays is echoed by current events. When the value of black lives is asserted in the streets by marchers of all colors, spurred by wrongs to be righted, indignities to overcome. A fresh Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times January 8, 2015 +1960 "Nearly everyone who goes to ""Selma"" will know the rough outlines of the story, but DuVernay has made a vigorous and surprising film." 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 8, 2015 +1960 As history 'Selma' may cause some controversy, but as fact-based drama it's exceptionally fine. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion January 8, 2015 +1960 Though these events occurred half a century ago, their power and relevance are undiminished. A fresh Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 8, 2015 +1960 "History becomes breathtaking drama in ""Selma""; there's an urgent realism in the storytelling, as if we're seeing this just in time. And indeed we are ..." 4/4 fresh Moira MacDonald 1 Seattle Times January 8, 2015 +1960 Selma creates a sense of real life being lived, rather than just facts and figures being dramatized. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly January 7, 2015 +1960 Director Ava DuVernay...wisely shifts the emphasis away from the person - it's hard to make a movie about a saint, even a secular one - and onto the process. 3/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader January 7, 2015 +1960 Selma, the latest in a long string of strong biopics out over the last year, deserves your undivided attention. 4.5/5 fresh Elias Savada 0 Film Threat January 7, 2015 +1960 "Selma"" demands to be seen now and by the generations that follow." 4/4 fresh Randy Myers 1 San Jose Mercury News January 6, 2015 +1960 Earnest, but only occasionally inspiring and a bit of an overreach, especially in the casting. 3/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service January 6, 2015 +1960 The brilliance of Ava DuVernay's Selma lies in how it makes a man out of a historical icon without diminishing his greatness in the slightest. 4.5/5 fresh Scott Tobias 0 The Dissolve January 5, 2015 +1960 Selma is an important history lesson that never feels like a lecture. Once school is back in session, every junior high school class in America should take a field trip to see this movie. 4/4 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 4, 2015 +1960 While Selma hardly redefines the comfortably historical struggle genre, it injects it with some political intelligence and a touch of the cynical humor that goes hand-in-hand with knowledge of such things. fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News January 2, 2015 +1960 This is lucid in its political analysis and sobering in its depictions of racially motivated violence, though it sometimes comes off as stolid. fresh Ben Sachs 1 Chicago Reader January 2, 2015 +1960 "A stunning achievement and an interesting comparison to Spielberg's ""Lincoln"", a film that gave short shrift to Black self-emancipation, something that attests to the need for Black directors like Ava DuVernay." fresh Louis Proyect 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 2, 2015 +1960 [A] thoroughly engrossing portrayal of politics in its most rudimentary shape, it is also a rousing representation of the concept of democracy at its best and most potent. 4/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 31, 2014 +1960 A film of great power and integrity, fiercely attentive to the tipping point of progress and the difficult decisions that push it forward. 3.5/4 fresh Matt Pais 0 RedEye December 31, 2014 +1960 This is no soup-to-nuts King biopic. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 31, 2014 +1960 David Oyelowo is as believable in a quiet domestic scene as he is in his most majestic moments, in filmmaker Du Vernay's skillful re-creation of this period in recent American history. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com December 29, 2014 +1960 Easily one of the most important and relevant films of the year. 8.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net December 29, 2014 +1960 The true brilliance of David Oyelowo's work--and that of Ava DuVernay, for that matter--lies in the delicate balance between duly respecting King as a historical icon and incisively studying King as a man. 3.5/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com December 29, 2014 +1960 A fascinating depiction of a turbulent time in American history. 3.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs December 26, 2014 +1960 A stately, sober film, at times uplifting and at others agonizing. fresh Christopher Orr 1 The Atlantic December 26, 2014 +1960 "If ""Selma"" is limited by the kind of film it needed to be and by what its studio proprietors wanted to sell, it's still the best and most intimate fictional portrayal of the civil rights movement, by a long shot." fresh Andrew O'Hehir 1 Salon.com December 26, 2014 +1960 A major part of the film's success, however, lies in Oyelowo's masterful portrayal. 3.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 26, 2014 +1960 DuVernay's most remarkable accomplishment may be that with such passion-inspiring material, she has made such a measured, resolute and levelheaded film. 8/10 fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR December 26, 2014 +1960 At its best, Ava DuVernay's biographical film honors Dr. King's legacy by dramatizing the racist brutality that spurred him and his colleagues to action. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 25, 2014 +1960 Outstanding drama about MLK's fight for equal rights. 5/5 fresh Sandie Angulo 0 Common Sense Media December 25, 2014 +1960 "There's a stirring freshness to the cinema of ""Selma,"" and it's not just because of Bradford Young's rich, moody photography." 3.5/4 fresh Jake Coyle 1 Associated Press December 24, 2014 +1960 Superb as biography, as history, and as drama. It is one of the best movies of this year and this decade. A fresh Nell Minow 0 Beliefnet December 24, 2014 +1960 Selma shows us where we were going. Watching it now, it's depressing how far from that path we've strayed. 4.5/5 fresh Bill Gibron 0 Film Racket December 24, 2014 +1960 With expansive shots of protests in motion and intimate, shadowy close-ups of King locked in jail, DuVernay's direction brings to life what many only know in black-and-white snapshots. 8.6/10 fresh Matt Patches 0 IGN Movies December 24, 2014 +1960 There's a powerfully nuanced and award-worthy performance by David Oyelowo as Martin Luther King. fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer December 24, 2014 +1960 For all of the weight of history it carries, it's the rare biopic that actually works as both a personal story and an exploration of America's past. 3/5 fresh Perry Seibert 0 TV Guide December 24, 2014 +1960 "Selma"" is a necessary film, even an essential one, with more than its share of memorable performances and vivid, compelling sequences." fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times December 24, 2014 +1960 Its timeliness is a spine-chilling reminder that those who do not know their history are doomed to repeat it. Its story provides a blueprint not only of the past, but of the way forward. 4/4 fresh Odie Henderson 1 RogerEbert.com December 24, 2014 +1960 Selma is a true triumph; a vitally important film with a legacy destined to endure. 4.5/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com December 24, 2014 +1960 I have rarely seen a historical film that felt so populous and full of life, so alert to the tendrils of narrative that spread beyond the frame. fresh 1 New York Times December 24, 2014 +1960 "Selma"" invites viewers to heed its story, meditate on its implications and allow those images once again to change our hearts and minds." 4/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 23, 2014 +1960 An insightful look into the making of a historic moment; Oyelowo raises the roof as MLK. 3.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday December 23, 2014 +1960 An overdue tribute to a revered icon and to some unsung foot soldiers who played a critical role at a seminal moment in the courageous African-American struggle for freedom and equality. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 Baret News December 23, 2014 +1960 Ava DuVernay has pulled off a personal triumph by managing an engrossing film that serves up a chuck of history too many Americans don't know or have forgotten. 6 fresh Kirk Honeycutt 0 honeycuttshollywood.com December 23, 2014 +1960 What makes this one of the year's most notable movies, is the way DuVernay cuts through the immense mythology to delve into King's brilliant political mind. 3.5/4 fresh Robert Levin 0 amNewYork December 23, 2014 +1960 I walked out of SELMA believing in this country, even amidst all the horror and tragedy we've been experiencing, because SELMA helped me remember that sometimes we're at our best in the face of injustice like this. fresh Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. December 23, 2014 +1960 Meticulously researched and elegantly scripted by debuting screenwriter Paul Webb, Selma toggles between moments big and small, though everything feels necessary. 5/5 fresh Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out December 23, 2014 +1960 With Selma, DuVernay has pulled off a tricky feat, a movie based on historical events that never feels dull, worthy, or lifeless; it hangs together as a story and not just part of a lesson plan. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Village Voice December 23, 2014 +1960 Selma's showcasing of individual moments over the educational arc helps to make this saga feel immediate, not preordained but unfolding as a series of actions, planned and unplanned. 8/10 fresh Chris Barsanti 0 PopMatters December 23, 2014 +1960 As cinema, Selma is commendable; as cultural barometer, it's beyond reproach. B fresh 1 AV Club December 23, 2014 +1960 This is real American history being made, you think - and regular Americans making it. But then, those are the Americans who always do. 3.5/4 fresh Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 23, 2014 +1960 To DuVernay's credit, she manages to make almost every moment as riveting as the last, and a big part of that success falls on the casting, even those in bit roles. 3.5/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com December 23, 2014 +1960 This is an intellectual approach to an emotional issue - and it delivers, powerfully and beautifully. 5/5 fresh Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News December 23, 2014 +1960 Anything could have happened. The unthinkable often did. And Selma depicts it all with a gripping, majestic flourish that feels just right. 9.5/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline December 23, 2014 +1960 A large part of Selma's success is rooted in Oyelowo's superb, nuanced portrayal of a figure held to be a near deity. fresh Melissa Anderson 0 Artforum December 22, 2014 +1960 An impassioned lead performance and timely parallels to contemporary social issues enliven and elevate this otherwise somewhat routine biopic. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International December 22, 2014 +1960 An unforgettable movie experience. David Oyelowo gives the performance of the year. 4/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 22, 2014 +1960 A film about courage and strength that should be required viewing in this, a nation whose sense of history extends barely as far as last week. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine December 22, 2014 +1960 Ava DuVernay's Selma is good as you've heard. It's delicious as well as nutritious. 9.0/10 fresh Scott Mendelson 0 Forbes December 19, 2014 +1960 By focusing on the power of cannily staged collective action to turn the tide of public opinion, Selma achieves a contemporary relevance that few historical dramas can ... fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate December 19, 2014 +1960 One of the most important films of the year. 9/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 18, 2014 +1960 DuVernay has done a great service with Selma. Not only has she made one of the most powerful films of the year, she's given us a necessary reminder of what King did for this country...and how much is left to be done. A fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly December 17, 2014 +1960 Did this retelling--both epic and intimate, lush and brutal--really need to wrap itself up with a PBS-worthy montage? 3/4 fresh Steve Macfarlane 0 Slant Magazine December 17, 2014 +1960 Gorgeously shot, beautifully written and brought to vivid life by an assortment of wonderful performances, Selma is stunningly powerful, emotive and indispensable filmmaking. 1 fresh Isaac Feldberg 0 We Got This Covered December 17, 2014 +1960 Selma wisely sidesteps predictable inspirational-movie cliches: Deep down, this film knows that the more things change, the more they stay the same. And there is still much work to be done. B+ fresh Tim Grierson 0 Deadspin December 16, 2014 +1960 A tough, sober, lived-in look at the gruntwork of activism. 5/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro December 16, 2014 +1960 DuVernay has made a very good movie. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker December 15, 2014 +1960 It'd be a good movie any year, but given the events of the last few months, it's now an almost unbearably resonant one. fresh Alison Willmore 1 BuzzFeed News December 12, 2014 +1960 Selma could have a major effect beyond the theaters. 4/5 fresh Tony Macklin 0 tonymacklin.net December 11, 2014 +1960 A brief but crucial episode in the sixties civil rights movement gets strikingly dramatised in Selma, a historical drama that feels topical thanks to recent events in Ferguson and other US cities. fresh John Hazelton 0 Screen International December 10, 2014 +1960 As unnervingly timely as this historical drama is, this is also a film with clear-eyed heart, one that sweeps you up and carries you with undeniable power and grace. fresh Joanna Langfield 0 The Movie Minute December 9, 2014 +1960 Avoids the usual biopic stuffiness by concentrating on one major event in Dr. King's life, the march in Selma, Alabama. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 5, 2014 +1960 The film pinpoints Selma's place in this overarching historical context without feeling browbeaten by it into merely erecting a memorial. It's full of quicksilver decision-making, sinew and guts. 5/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) December 5, 2014 +1960 Perhaps there's no better time for a reminder of the power of non-violent protest, but Selma also provides a potentially dangerous reassurance that the battle has already been won. 3/5 fresh Steve Rose 0 Guardian December 4, 2014 +1960 In a year of remarkable performances, Oyelowo is simply magnificent as Dr. King. A- fresh Gregory Ellwood 0 HitFix December 4, 2014 +1960 A stirring and enlightening movie about civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and his crusade for equality. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 2, 2014 +1960 "Selma"" is vital correspondence, filmmaking lived on the streets where brutal facts were ignored then reported, and now snatched back from history to sustain a spirit few films can or will possess." A fresh Charlie Schmidlin 0 The Playlist November 12, 2014 +1960 A joyful, angry, and sad film - occasionally all three in the same scene. A fresh Russell Hainline 0 Movie Mezzanine November 12, 2014 +1960 Intelligently written, vividly shot, tightly edited, sharply acted, the film represents a rare example of craftsmanship working to produce a deeply moving piece of history. fresh Stephen Farber 1 Hollywood Reporter November 12, 2014 +1960 Ava DuVernay's politically astute, psychologically acute MLK bio-pic makes the Civil Rights movement seem like only yesterday. fresh Scott Foundas 1 Variety November 12, 2014 +1960 "Selma"" is one of the best American films of the year - and indeed perhaps the best - precisely because it does not simply show what Dr. King did for America in his day; it also wonders explicitly what we have left undone for America in ours." 5/5 fresh James Rocchi 1 TheWrap November 12, 2014 +1962 Matchstick Men glides from comedy to suspense to poignance, arriving at a destination you might not suspect...Fun while it lasts, but it's a bit of a con job itself. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek March 12, 2018 +1962 This is a movie about con games at every level. 4/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 26, 2010 +1962 "Nicholas Cage gives his best performance since ""Leaving Los Vegas"" as con man Roy Waller in this sophisticated movie about familial responsibility, self-imposed barriers and the possibilities of a well executed long con." A- fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com June 12, 2009 +1962 A cleverly planned switcheroo story in which the twist at the end is the knife in the back. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile October 18, 2008 +1962 Matchstick Men never really casts off its cloak of artificiality and calculation; its pleasures are minor, however distracting they may be. fresh Todd McCarthy 1 Variety July 7, 2008 +1962 Scott tucks away his visual athletics in favour of something leisurely and quietly devastating. It's ultimately far more cunning a script than we can reveal here. 4/5 fresh Ian Nathan 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1962 Ridley Scott lets us enjoy the satisfying clicks and whirrs of the well-oiled celluloid con trick, while leaving plenty of head room for Cage to twitch and fret in. fresh Derek Adams 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1962 Matchstick Men works because of the way the key players handle the material. This is the work of professionals acknowledging a good story and knowing better than to get in the way. 3.5/5 fresh Brad Slager 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1962 Something less than the sum of its parts, Matchstick Men is a decent film that should have been a considerably better one. 3/5 fresh Rick Kisonak 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1962 A lot more fun than most of the director's pompously inflated output. B fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 4, 2005 +1962 What saves Matchstick Men from being a complete washout are the performances by Cage, Sam Rockwell and Alison Lohman. 2.5/5 rotten Ethan Alter 0 NYC Film Critic March 5, 2005 +1962 Cage is absolutely terrific down to his eye twitches and neck jerks. A fresh Steve Crum 0 Kansas City Kansan October 14, 2004 +1962 Director Ridley Scott, whose recent history has brought us wonderful action films like Black Hawk Down and Gladiator, translates Eric Garcia's book about a neurotic con man into a compelling film. 8/10 fresh Tony Medley 0 tonymedley.com October 7, 2004 +1962 ... tenuous and beautiful interaction between Cage and Lohman. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Collette 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) September 20, 2004 +1962 ...the sort of light, breezy entertainment that feels a lot more like George Roy Hill or Peter Bogdanovich than it does Ridley Scott. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis March 14, 2004 +1962 The characters are so good that you'll forget about the con game. A- fresh Mark Robison 0 Reno Gazette-Journal March 1, 2004 +1962 The story darts in unexpected, dark directions, but is told by such talented people, we follow it willingly... 3.5/4 fresh Austin O'Connor 0 Lowell Sun February 28, 2004 +1962 The revelation here... is Alison Lohman... [Y]ou will be amazed by the depths of this talented young woman. 4/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 1, 2004 +1962 Delivers some double-crosses worthy of the best con flicks, with twists that are both punchy and poetic. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 1, 2003 +1962 If you didn't see the ending coming a mile away, then I'd like you to send me your bank account number and access codes so that I can deposit a special prize into your account 3/5 rotten Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com November 16, 2003 +1962 When he's good, Ridley Scott can change filmgoing forever. When he's bad, he's just extremely mediocre. That being the case, Matchstick is then an example of Scott at his worst. 2/5 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons November 16, 2003 +1962 For this role, Cage combined the hysterical qualities of his earliest roles with seriousness of later ones. It was a masterful performance. fresh Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise November 2, 2003 +1962 Despite all the twitches and tics, Cage makes Roy a highly sympathetic figure -- a confidence trickster with no confidence whose best deception is the one he reserves for himself. 7/10 fresh Anton Bitel 0 Movie Gazette October 28, 2003 +1962 . Matchstick Men might be a lesser Catch Me If You Can or Ocean's Eleven, but it's got a jazzy, understated style all of its own. It's one ride on which you will enjoy being taken. 3.5/5 fresh Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) October 12, 2003 +1962 Matchstick Men is a lot more engaging than a circular argument, but it's about as frustrating. 3/4 fresh Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic October 12, 2003 +1962 [Cage is] funny in his misery, because he has a natural air of exaggeration: he carries his own storm cloud with him, almost like a cartoon of the sad and lonely guys he played in Moonstruck and Raising Arizona. fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald October 10, 2003 +1962 Unrestrained and shamelessly adorable, [Cage] invests his role as a twitchy, obsessive-compulsive con man with all the wildly gesticulating energy he can muster. 3.5/5 fresh Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY October 1, 2003 +1962 Scott has fun, to a point -- at least till his clever grin gives way to the unnecessary sweet smile. fresh Robert Wilonsky 0 Dallas Observer October 1, 2003 +1962 Matchstick Men ultimately plays its audience for the fool. And while the sting is well orchestrated and enjoyable, the effect is fleeting. fresh Rachel Deahl 0 Local Planet Weekly (Spokane, WA) October 1, 2003 +1962 "The art of a great con is that the victim never sees it coming. This is where ""Matchstick Men"" falls flat on its face." 3/4 fresh Vanessa Sibbald 0 Zap2it.com September 30, 2003 +1962 the fact that the film ends on an image of sublime sentimentality and gets away with it scott free is enough to make it worth seeing twice, just to appreciate how it got there. 3.5/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk September 28, 2003 +1962 ...a film that is genuine, sweet, strongly acted and well written at a time when such qualities are virtually nonexistent at the local multiplex. 3.5/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org September 26, 2003 +1962 Lohman and Cage generate the warmest moments ever felt in a Ridley Scott movie. 3.5/5 fresh Stephen Himes 0 Flak Magazine September 26, 2003 +1962 Entertaining, if slightly predictable. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 22, 2003 +1962 This is a case of a director finding a way to convey things visually so that the story is enhanced. 3.5/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat September 22, 2003 +1962 With its surprise ending and solid performances, this is one of the best films I have seen this year. B+ fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope September 22, 2003 +1962 The acting and dialogue and story are all good, but somehow the whole thing feels really poky and tentative. 2.5/5 rotten Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina September 20, 2003 +1962 Even though Scott's hand is more restrained than in his action epics, the length and glossiness of this tale is cheekily, defiantly bloated -- a small movie directed like a big one. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) September 20, 2003 +1962 I truly enjoyed it from start to finish. 8/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium September 20, 2003 +1962 ...ultimately a slightly tarnished treasure; with the combined talent of its production team, it could have been great, but because of its clumsy writing style it has to settle for just being good. 3.5/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online September 18, 2003 +1962 Matchstick Men is so good when it is good that it's somewhere between exasperating and galling when it undermines our invested goodwill with a monster contrivance out of deep left field. 3/4 fresh Paul Povse 0 State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) September 18, 2003 +1962 A good bit of entertainment that will not replace Paper Moon in the film history books 2.5/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit September 17, 2003 +1962 Continues the resurrection of Nicholas Cage's career. A- fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) September 17, 2003 +1962 Awkward as it may be, Matchstick Men's conclusion is a comparatively small sin attached to an otherwise superlative character study and comedy of deceit. 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies September 17, 2003 +1962 Wow -- here's a smart movie that's as well-acted as it is well-plotted. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) September 16, 2003 +1962 Matchstick Men is directed with confidence by Ridley Scott. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews September 16, 2003 +1962 Matchstick Men is really two movies brilliantly spliced into one, each enriching the other. 3.5/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews September 16, 2003 +1962 It's the casting that provides balance, and low-key laughs. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 BBC.com September 16, 2003 +1962 This is the work of professionals acknowledging a good story and knowing better than to get in the way. 3.5/5 fresh 0 Film Threat September 16, 2003 +1962 Cage, Rockwell and Lohman play us almost as well as they do their cinematic victims 4/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week September 15, 2003 +1962 It's a blah little exploitation picture that thinks it's a deep humanist parable. rotten David Edelstein 1 Slate September 15, 2003 +1962 An uneven but engagingly quirky comedy-drama driven first by character, second by plot formulas, Cage is surprisingly convincing despite seeming at first like the wrong choice. B fresh Paul West 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer September 15, 2003 +1962 ...has so much sheer style and class that it more closely resembles an old Rat Pack project than a modern-day popcorn dud. A fresh Mac Verstandig 0 The Badger Herald September 15, 2003 +1962 It's hard to say who exhibits more nervous tics -- star Cage, overdoing it as an agoraphobic con man or director Scott, clearly uncomfortable with small and intimate. 2.5/4 rotten David N. Butterworth 0 La Movie Boeuf September 15, 2003 +1962 Those who anticipate the twist ending are likely to leave the theater feeling conned themselves.. 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 15, 2003 +1962 Scott and company have approached the film intelligently and have thankfully credited their viewers with having brains as well. 3.5/4 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 Nitrate Online September 15, 2003 +1962 One of the few con jobs since The Grifters that cheats its characters, not its audience. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 14, 2003 +1962 The fusion of Matchstick Men's usual conman life lesson with the father-daughter business is awkward and rushed by film's end. The pieces come together precisely, but sentimentally. rotten Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters September 14, 2003 +1962 Matchstick Men isn't even remotely intricate; it's not even particularly interesting. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com September 13, 2003 +1962 As one would expect from Ridley Scott, Matchstick Men is a visually innovative exercise. B+ fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) September 13, 2003 +1962 More than just tics and hurried mannerisms, Cage's Roy is a percolating time bomb of emotional baggage, the actor delving deep inside the tortured grifter's inner demons. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com September 13, 2003 +1962 For the sheer promise it held for so long, and its jarring plunge into maddening mediocrity by the end credits roll, Matchstick Men may just rank as the most disappointing film of the year. 2/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com September 12, 2003 +1962 A well-structured vehicle that delivers an enjoyable and entertaining ride. 7/10 fresh Jim Judy 0 Screen It! September 12, 2003 +1962 ...a well acted, highly stylized, and very entertaining romp that unfolds on the screen with natural aplomb, elicits laughs, perhaps a few tears, but will ultimately fade from memory once you exit the theater. 3.5/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies September 12, 2003 +1962 Alison Lohman effectively brings out how a teen girl can be both a delight and an albatross. B+ fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve September 12, 2003 +1962 "I wish ""Matchstick Men"" kept me in the dark longer than it does leading to the climax. It is a real pleasure, though, to see Cage in thesping form again." B fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 12, 2003 +1962 An amusing enough, moderately clever movie, but most of it is rather one-note. 2.5/4 rotten Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 12, 2003 +1962 Figuring out the ending is only half the fun, anyway; watching a master helmer like Scott navigate through the twists and turns of Matchstick Men is really the more interesting journey. 3/5 fresh Francesca Dinglasan 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 12, 2003 +1962 Passes the time in a pleasant way then disappears like a carelessly placed wallet. 2.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid September 12, 2003 +1962 Matchstick Men is a spiffy piece of entertainment crafted by a master filmmaker at the top of his game, and it features a group of perfectly cast actors. fresh Ian Spelling 0 FilmStew.com September 12, 2003 +1962 A well-acted and intriguing exploration of dishonesty in its varied forms, leavened with a dry comic touch. 3/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 12, 2003 +1962 A breezy crime picture with an unforced sentimental underbelly. 3/5 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide September 12, 2003 +1962 Uneven but oddly likeable. 3/5 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star September 12, 2003 +1962 Wildly entertaining. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 12, 2003 +1962 A movie that makes you think. 3/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel September 12, 2003 +1962 Disappointing and uneven 2.5/4 rotten Mary Brennan 1 Seattle Times September 12, 2003 +1962 A whimsical winner in which everybody seems to be having a blast. 3/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News September 12, 2003 +1962 A clever look at con artists and their games of deception. 3/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 12, 2003 +1962 What most hurts the movie is its topper, its Big Plot Twist. 2/4 rotten David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune September 12, 2003 +1962 Scott has seldom been this playful in a film, save for a few moments perhaps in Thelma and Louise. 8/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle September 12, 2003 +1962 An entertaining addition to the caper comedy genre of films. 3/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com September 12, 2003 +1962 It is fairly stunning to see Scott helming a comedy like Matchstick Men, and it is doubly surprising to see so many actors enjoying themselves. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 12, 2003 +1962 At least six different movies are stuffed into this Nicolas Cage vehicle. 2/5 rotten Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly September 12, 2003 +1962 The writing is generally smart, and the connection between Cage and Lohman feels genuine. But the movie is as empty as a telemarketer's pitch. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 12, 2003 +1962 Despite a cast of solid actors and a director with one of the most exquisite visual sensibilities in the business, the film is too often flat when we want it to dazzle us. rotten Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian September 12, 2003 +1962 There's only one smart con in Matchstick Men. And it's the way it cleverly parts us from our Alexander Hamiltons without ever truly delivering what it's promised. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger September 12, 2003 +1962 Despite the fine acting, you may end up feeling as suckered as Roy's victims. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post September 12, 2003 +1962 A well-crafted grifter tale with heart. 3/4 fresh Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News September 12, 2003 +1962 What the film lacks in plot and detailed story development it makes up for in glib dialogue and the characters' self-reflection. 2.5/4 fresh Nick Carter 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 12, 2003 +1962 Although there are moments in the film when his visual style threatens to overwhelm the story, Scott keeps the stylistic flourishes to a minimum. 2.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald September 12, 2003 +1962 Director Scott handles this knotty plot with effortless grace. 3/4 fresh Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star September 12, 2003 +1962 Not since Thelma and Louise has Scott showcased such wonderfully eccentric and memorable characters. 4/5 fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies September 12, 2003 +1962 The Sting for a new millennium. 4/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies September 12, 2003 +1962 An engaging spin on the reliable crime subgenre of lovable thieves. B+ fresh Bruce Westbrook 1 Houston Chronicle September 12, 2003 +1962 Fleeced again. 2/4 rotten Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail September 12, 2003 +1962 This is one of Cage's most endearingly goofy performances. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 12, 2003 +1962 This is not the sumptuous visual feast Scott usually delivers, and that's likely intentional. He's going for character here, for connections, and he gets them for a while. Then he lets go. C+ fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News September 12, 2003 +1962 [An] engaging, funny and touching film. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press September 12, 2003 +1962 Scott may not pull off the big one, but for the most part he manages to score. fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News September 12, 2003 +1962 From its jazz-inflected score to the screenplay's switchbacks of possibility and impending disaster, the movie seduces. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post September 12, 2003 +1962 Matchstick Men may not measure up to that classic, but for those of us who have begun to dread the sight of Cage's name on a movie poster, it offers new hope. B- fresh Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times September 12, 2003 +1962 The screenplay for Matchstick Men is an achievement of Oscar calibre -- so absorbing that whenever it cuts away from 'the plot,' there is another, better plot to cut to. 4/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 12, 2003 +1962 "Matchstick Men"" comes through with a quality script written around characters the audience cares about." 3.5/4 fresh Tony Toscano 0 Talking Pictures (U.S.) September 12, 2003 +1962 Rockwell is a hoot as Frankie, but during the stretches when he's not on screen, the air goes out of the film. 2/4 rotten Renee Graham 1 Boston Globe September 12, 2003 +1962 [Nicolas Cage] just makes you believe in him. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post September 12, 2003 +1962 "With an excellent cast and expert direction, Matchstick Men just may con you into having a rollicking good time. The bonus is you won't mind being ""taken"" at all." 3.5/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com September 12, 2003 +1962 When it comes to capers and characters in Ridley Scott's contemplative new movie, Matchstick Men, it's the characters who win out. fresh Staci Layne 0 Fantastica Daily September 12, 2003 +1962 What masquerades as a comical character study and a sweet relationship drama turns out to be a sharp, if inconsequential, caper flick. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 12, 2003 +1962 A tale so complex, so absorbing, and so cerebrally titillating, you won't want to look away for two seconds for fear of missing something. 3.5/4 fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Utah Weekly September 12, 2003 +1962 Let it swindle you; it's part of the fun. In fact, it's all of the fun. fresh Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post September 12, 2003 +1962 A well-acted, carefully directed yet largely unsatisfying exercise. 3/5 rotten Bill Muller 1 Arizona Republic September 12, 2003 +1962 All of the performances are right on the money, and the flick's snappy style continually pays off with good times. B+ fresh 0 E! Online September 12, 2003 +1962 In a film such as this, one can only increase the layers of deception so much before they suffocate the basic story. 3/4 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World September 12, 2003 +1962 A post-pubescent Paper Moon with a hell of a hair-pin twist...Ridley Scott is surprisingly deft with comedy. 3/4 fresh Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire September 12, 2003 +1962 Ridley Scott plays the con game with more style than story, mostly thanks to Nicolas Cage's tic-riddled, jumpy lead performance. 3/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix September 12, 2003 +1962 With Matchstick Men the destination is pretty clear; it's the travel time that's most entertaining. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com September 11, 2003 +1962 Nicolas Cage does such an outstanding job meshing his instincts for the role with the quirky behavior, that it comes across as a 'natural' blend of actor and character. A- fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com September 11, 2003 +1962 Cage's performance earns nothing but applause from me. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies September 11, 2003 +1962 The pervading feeling throughout Matchstick Men is that it's just subtly off. C+ rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather September 11, 2003 +1962 But what you really want to know is: Does Nicolas Cage have a freakout scene? It wouldn't be a Nic Cage movie unless he flipped out, and indeed he does. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com September 11, 2003 +1962 Nicolas Cage ... gives some more of his best work. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 11, 2003 +1962 It is great to see Cage go from comedy to sentimentality to drama. 3.5/4 fresh Shirley Klass 0 Fantastica Daily September 11, 2003 +1962 Scott...delivers a competent commercial entertainment which will probably please the crowds at the megaplexes, but is essentially unremarkable. rotten Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net September 11, 2003 +1962 This is a con movie where the con utterly fails... but everything else succeeds. B- fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium September 11, 2003 +1962 [Matchstick Men] is more memorable for Lohman's naturalistic acting and Scott's mannerist direction than it is for its O. Henry surprise. 3/4 fresh Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 11, 2003 +1962 An emotional shell game that leaves you feeling cheated even though, on the surface at least, everyone is a winner. 3/5 fresh 1 New York Times September 11, 2003 +1962 The film fizzles rather than fizzes. 2/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times September 11, 2003 +1962 It's up to Rockwell and Lohman to play slices of white bread in this ham sandwich of a movie. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star September 11, 2003 +1962 A well-made entry in the fashionable caper-movie genre, which has gathered steam lately with Ocean's Eleven and others. 3/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor September 11, 2003 +1962 For director Ridley Scott, Matchstick Men represents a step back in both size and results. C+ rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News September 11, 2003 +1962 Ridley Scott has assembled the ingredients in this movie like a perfectly iced martini that is stirred, not shaken. The result is dry but refreshing -- and with a kick. A- fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 11, 2003 +1962 A cute and silly trifle, a sugary confection that will not linger long on the palate after you've left the theatre. 7 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Apollo Guide September 11, 2003 +1962 Even if everything doesn't quite add up at the end, it's OK, since you've just had such a fabulous time being bamboozled by some of the best. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 11, 2003 +1962 "[Cage is] the reason to see ""Matchstick Men,"" a good film kept from greatness by a script...that tips its hand too early." B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 11, 2003 +1962 Unusually intimate outing for director Ridley Scott glides along a slick, shiny, Hollywood-style surface. But the actors keep it real throughout. 3/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday September 11, 2003 +1962 The performances are terrific. 3/4 fresh Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune September 11, 2003 +1962 Only the most gullible of viewers will likely be duped by the painfully et cetera who's-conning -whom antics or the mounds of forced sentimentality under which they're ill-disguised. rotten Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly September 11, 2003 +1962 A delightful dark comedy. fresh Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com September 11, 2003 +1962 Part family drama, part slick con picture, Matchstick Men works thanks to fantastic acting and a clever script with one giant twist. 8/10 fresh Dan Fazio 0 Citysearch September 11, 2003 +1962 If Matchstick Men isn't the classic con The Sting was, it still empties our pockets with the fast hands of a master. 3/4 fresh 1 Chicago Tribune September 11, 2003 +1962 Matchstick Men is viciously entertaining to watch thanks to a mesmerizing performance by Nicolas Cage as a man with more than a few personal idiosyncrasies. 4/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review September 11, 2003 +1962 Ridley Scott proves that he can't suppress his frosted side forever, thanks to this spirited and undeniably sweet look at the con game spliced with a family drama -- his best work in years 4/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com September 11, 2003 +1962 ...a piffle graced by a cast it doesn't really deserve. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) September 11, 2003 +1962 It's fun to watch the clever, dryly comic, quintessential can man's con. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com September 11, 2003 +1962 Though humorous and quirky at times, the film is lie-laden. And while it may be fun in an empty way to watch Cage, the film loses might whenever Rockwell is off screen. 2/4 rotten Ross Anthony 0 Hollywood Report Card September 10, 2003 +1962 There's one other way to approach Matchstick Men, and that's to forget all about neuroses and con artistry and admire the movie instead for the unsettlingly beautiful directorial study in geographical mood that it is. B- fresh Lisa Schwarzbaum 1 Entertainment Weekly September 10, 2003 +1962 A film about putting people on is, at the end, unable to put us on. 2/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central September 10, 2003 +1962 This is the most fun I've had at a con movie since Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. A- fresh Danny Minton 0 KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX) September 9, 2003 +1962 The chemistry between Cage -- who successfully makes Roy both funny and recognizably human, even when the character is going around the bend -- and Lohman makes their oddball dialogues every bit as intriguing as the various scams... 3.5/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette September 9, 2003 +1962 Artful distraction is the key to a successful con, and Cage does more than that for Matchstick Men, dazzling the viewer with a veritable ob-com sonata based on a plethora of tics, hitches, stutters, twitches, and obscure rituals. fresh 1 Village Voice September 9, 2003 +1962 Eye-catching and moderately enjoyable...however, in spite of its many strengths the film winds up less clever than it obviously thinks it is. B- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 9, 2003 +1962 Unlike most con-man movies, plot takes a back seat to character, and what the film lacks in dramatic logic it makes up for in depth. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review September 8, 2003 +1962 Cage and Rockwell play off each other with devilish finesse. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone September 8, 2003 +1962 The film's con is written in everything from the sometimes tongue-in-cheek dialogue to the retro songs that make the story difficult to place on an actual timeline. 2.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine September 8, 2003 +1962 Relies heavily on its Rat-Pack-ish ambience and retro style to propel its disjointed storyline steadily forward. 2.5/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly September 8, 2003 +1962 Cage actually inhabits the mind and body of an obsessive-compulsive. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com September 5, 2003 +1962 A halfhearted attempt at a happy ending just doesn't replace the good that could have been accomplished with a resolution more worthy of Matchstick's deserving characters. 3.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend September 4, 2003 +1962 Actors Nicolas Cage, Sam Rockwell and Alison Lohman perform heavy lifting in the emotional department, almost to the point we forget the movie is about con artists -- which turns out to be the film's own con. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter September 3, 2003 +1962 ... it's just a joy to see a film like this. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper September 2, 2003 +1962 Stylishly directed, well-written and boasting an eclectic soundtrack, this is an enjoyable con flick with both Cage and Ridley Scott on top form. 4/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 30, 2003 +1962 Both an offbeat character study and a tricky fable about con men, Matchstick Men should delight audiences with its engaging performances and genuinely unexpected surprises. fresh Kevin Lally 0 Film Journal International August 30, 2003 +1962 There's a solid emotional resonance ... In many ways, this is Scott's best film yet. 3.5/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall August 28, 2003 +1962 Funny, sad, thoughtful and surprising, the greatest con Matchstick Men pulls is manipulating the audience into believing they know exactly what the film's all about. fresh 0 Film4 August 19, 2003 +1962 4/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com July 5, 2005 +1962 C+ rotten Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +1962 2.5/4 rotten James Verniere 0 Boston Herald February 2, 2004 +1962 3.5/4 fresh 0 Sunday Times (Australia) October 6, 2003 +1962 2.5/4 rotten 0 Hartford Courant September 12, 2003 +1965 Charming and harmless. Nap while your kid enjoys. 3/5 fresh Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 22, 2010 +1965 So, how big is Clifford's Really Big Movie? Maybe too big for a toddler's britches. 2.5/4 rotten James Plath 0 Reel.com August 25, 2004 +1965 Some children might find Clifford's tale on the tame side, but at least as many parents will be happily surprised by the warm and cuddly tone. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly April 30, 2004 +1965 Clifford's Really Big Movie is easily consumed and disposed of entertainment for the small fry... 2/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 28, 2004 +1965 The animation has cheap-and-fast written all over it. It's so chintzy, the characters look as if they've come straight from a box of Colorforms. rotten Karen Karbo 0 Oregonian April 26, 2004 +1965 When clapping broke out close to the end of Clifford's Really Big Movie -- the clapping of little hands, I might add, and not big ones -- it felt as spontaneous and as heartfelt an expression of youthful joy as I have heard in a long time. fresh Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post April 23, 2004 +1965 A slightly distended version of the television program, here voiced by some of the best actors in the animation business, including the late, great John Ritter in the title role. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post April 23, 2004 +1965 Modest in the best sense of the word, this traditional animated film adheres closely to the gentle, easygoing tone of the hugely popular PBS series. 3/4 fresh Timothy Knight 0 Reel.com April 23, 2004 +1965 Despite the movie's rather unoriginal story -- that age-old plot about running off to the join the circus -- at least the filmmakers have created something which, though a little bland, is never crass or vulgar. 3/5 fresh Bridget Byrne 0 Boxoffice Magazine April 23, 2004 +1965 It's not dreadful, just dull. 2.5/4 rotten Louise Kennedy 1 Boston Globe April 23, 2004 +1965 Though not exactly a gripping experience for adults, parents have reason to be grateful for a movie that has been so carefully tailored to preschool to first-grade sensibilities. 3/5 fresh Kevin Thomas 1 Los Angeles Times April 22, 2004 +1965 Unlike television cartoons that sell their souls to make the leap to the big screen, this animated G-rated film is faithful to Norman Bridwell's beloved book series about the big red dog. B fresh Nancy Churnin 1 Dallas Morning News April 22, 2004 +1965 Trades in easygoing humor to peddle its message of bigheartedness. fresh Robert Abele 1 L.A. Weekly April 22, 2004 +1965 A really big yawn...No one whose age is into double digits will find much to enjoy in this gentle, innocuous and very dull feature. C- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion April 19, 2004 +1965 Just okay. My kids enjoyed it, although my daughter said she wouldn't mind not seeing it again. C+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide March 6, 2004 +1965 Belies its name with its formulaic storytelling and lackluster animation. rotten Frank Scheck 1 Hollywood Reporter February 26, 2004 +1965 Plays like a two-part episode of Clifford's really small TV show. rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger February 20, 2004 +1965 Little more than a supersized version of the popular PBS animated series that's stopping briefly in theaters en route to its natural habitat -- video. 2/4 rotten Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post February 20, 2004 +1965 There's nothing here for adults and older kids to enjoy. 2/5 rotten Ethan Alter 0 TV Guide February 19, 2004 +1965 This feature, spun off from the PBS series, will provide preschoolers with comfort and amusement, though not rapture or enchantment. 2/5 rotten 1 New York Times February 19, 2004 +1965 Just like the cardboard books we read in kindergarten: short, sweet and easy to sit through. 3.5/5 fresh Kathy Cano 1 Arizona Republic February 19, 2004 +1965 Retains the gentle, low-key appeal of his books and TV series. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press February 19, 2004 +1965 How exactly does one lose a dog as red as a plum tomato and as big as an airplane hangar? This big-screen version of the animated PBS series offers a pallid, yet reasonably painless, reply. 2/4 rotten Gene Seymour 1 Newsday February 19, 2004 +1965 The movie is tamer than tame in every respect, which makes it great for little kids, if not for the grownups who bring them. 2/4 rotten David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 19, 2004 +1965 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1965 3/4 fresh 0 Baltimore Sun April 30, 2004 +1965 2/4 rotten Tenley Woodman 0 Boston Herald April 23, 2004 +1965 B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News April 23, 2004 +1965 2.5/5 rotten Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle April 17, 2004 +1966 An uneven but largely likable basketball-themed comedy. fresh Joe Leydon 1 Variety March 24, 2008 +1966 Celtic Pride supplies predictably lowbrow yocks for jocks, and its rather disturbing racial implications go entirely unacknowledged. 1.5/4 rotten 0 TV Guide March 24, 2008 +1966 The outcome is deeply unsatisfying. rotten Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post March 24, 2008 +1966 Dismal attempt at basketball comedy 0/5 rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International June 29, 2004 +1966 Kind of funny, especially for Celtic fans. 1/5 rotten Kevin Fiddler 0 Henderson Home News (Henderson, NV) February 18, 2003 +1966 This is one film that won't appeal to either sports or comedy fans. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com June 2, 2002 +1966 Celtic Pride has ingredients that could have made for a tough knockabout farce. Unfortunately, the film, directed by Tom De Cerchio from a screenplay by Judd Apatow, doesn't know the meaning of the term 'light touch.' 1.5/5 rotten Stephen Holden 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1966 You don't even have to be a Celtics fan to appreciate it. In fact, considering who becomes the butt of the film's ultimate joke, perhaps it's best if you're not one. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1966 Not only is the picture woefully short on laughs, it's also coarse, overbearing and, in places, downright insulting. rotten Hal Hinson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1966 The worst concept, execution and end product ever. 1/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1966 Movies like this could start giving sports a bad name. 1/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1966 Celtic Pride isn't the worst sports comedy ever made, but it certainly could have been better. 2/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1966 Does De Cerchio have a future at Disney or what? fresh Jeff Millar 1 Houston Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1966 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette October 14, 2005 +1966 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 17, 2005 +1966 1/5 rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com July 26, 2005 +1966 2/5 rotten Jonathan R. Perry 0 Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) March 8, 2005 +1966 0/5 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly May 7, 2004 +1966 0/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) February 7, 2003 +1966 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury August 13, 2002 +1966 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1968 Everything is, indeed, tied up exactly the way you know it will be tied up, because it is that sort of film, but it still provides a perfectly agreeable way to spend the two hours you weren't going to do anything with anyway. fresh Deborah Ross 0 The Spectator August 31, 2018 +1968 Unlike frenetic movies focused on the next laugh, this tender film does not aim at children and hope to bring adults along. Rather, it offers something for each member of the family, blending a sad but ultimately hopeful storyline and some cute animals. fresh Rebecca Cusey 0 WORLD March 21, 2018 +1968 We Bought a Zoo won't change your life, but it will provide two hours of lovely, slightly whimsical escapism. 3/5 fresh Francesca Rudkin 0 New Zealand Herald September 6, 2017 +1968 We Bought a Zoo certainly wins this year's prize for most mediocre, heartwarming family film to win over audiences this holiday season. 2/4 rotten Craig D. Lindsey 0 INDY Week September 1, 2017 +1968 Crowe's emotional maturity is Benjamin Button, aging in reverse. Unfortunately, this means that We Bought a Zoo is an excruciating film for anyone not wearing rose-colored glasses. rotten Jessica Baxter 0 Film Threat August 9, 2017 +1968 "Since ""We Bought a Zoo"" doesn't have much on offer, it could and should have at least been a more pointed reminder for us to rediscover nature and support local zoos." rotten Martin Tsai 0 Critic's Notebook October 7, 2015 +1968 Crowe, who aims high to plant a big smile on your face, does so here more than competently. B+ fresh Jack Giroux 0 Film School Rejects August 11, 2014 +1968 Packed with too many storylines, this drama feels like a zoo indeed. 2.5/5 rotten John Hanlon 0 Big Hollywood June 30, 2013 +1968 ...this is packed with all the warmth, heart and humanity that one has come to expect from a Cameron Crowe film. fresh Cara Nash 0 FILMINK (Australia) October 24, 2012 +1968 A muddled focus keeps We Bought a Zoo from being a guaranteed hit with kids or a captivating adult drama but there are enough compelling moments to make it worthwhile. 3/5 fresh Ben Kendrick 0 ScreenRant October 1, 2012 +1968 In short, We Bought a Zoo is all bore and no roar, and while it's certainly not the worst of Crowe's career, it's far from earning its stripes as a worthy successor to his earlier films. 4.5/10 rotten Kristal Cooper 0 We Got This Covered September 15, 2012 +1968 Might be a stereotypical 'family movie,' but it's still a good one. 8/10 fresh William Bibbiani 0 CraveOnline August 22, 2012 +1968 full review at Movies for the Masses 3/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses April 27, 2012 +1968 The film is a button-pusher, but it is so in the nicest way possible. 3/5 fresh Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures April 18, 2012 +1968 A few more animal encounters and fewer grief sessions would have been nice, but it's still a solid family film. 7/10 fresh James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis April 7, 2012 +1968 Suffers from a case of schizophrenia; some of it is waaay too simple, cutesy and/or sappy for adults, while other scenes are too intense and adult for children. C rotten 0 Movie Dearest April 3, 2012 +1968 It's something of a sweet-natured slog, peppered, as all of Crowe's films are, peppered with the pop music the former pop music journalist loves. 2.5/4 fresh Roger Moore 0 Tribune News Service March 23, 2012 +1968 "A mushy metaphor for what it takes to bring a ""Cameron Crowe movie"" to the big screen." 2/5 rotten Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman March 19, 2012 +1968 There is no harm in it and not a single surprise. fresh Philip French 0 Observer (UK) March 18, 2012 +1968 The shameless manipulation on display here makes one wonder where Cameron Crowe's talent has gone. 2.5/5 rotten Shaun Munro 0 What Culture March 18, 2012 +1968 While the creatures may be dangerous, Jerry Maguire director Cameron Crowe definitely plays things safe. fresh Jason Best 0 Movie Talk March 16, 2012 +1968 You have to admire the thoroughness with which We Bought a Zoo - which is the film Disney would make if they still knew how - caters to the whole family. 3/5 fresh David Sexton 0 London Evening Standard March 16, 2012 +1968 Superficially very charming, this lacks depth but is still a pleasant and moving distraction. 3/5 fresh Alex Zane 0 The Sun (UK) March 16, 2012 +1968 We Bought A Zoo is Crowe at his most mawkish and cliched. rotten Bought A Zoo 0 Liverpool Echo March 16, 2012 +1968 For all the movie's cute kids and sentimentality, [Damon] is the warm-hearted and convincing heart of this uplifting flick. 4/5 fresh Mark Adams 0 Daily Mirror (UK) March 15, 2012 +1968 It's an easy-going, likable film. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian March 15, 2012 +1968 [A] cute comedy drama inspired by a true story. 3/5 fresh Stella Papamichael 0 Radio Times March 15, 2012 +1968 I always look forward to watching director Cameron Crowe's films or should I say listen to his superior soundtracks. For this former Rolling Stone journalist, music and movies were simply born to run. 6/10 fresh Brian Henry 0 UTV March 15, 2012 +1968 "The film lost me at ""hallo""." 1/5 rotten Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times March 15, 2012 +1968 The movie is pretty, sticky, thoroughly innocuous, and quite nice. 3/5 fresh Tim Robey 0 Daily Telegraph (UK) March 15, 2012 +1968 You can literally see Bourne star Matt Damon enjoying himself at the centre of this heartwarming family movie - and it will make all the difference to your appreciation of it, too. 4/5 fresh Graham Young 0 Birmingham Post March 15, 2012 +1968 A warm, Sunday-afternoon-in-the-park type of movie, if that's your thing. 3/5 fresh Dan Stewart 0 Little White Lies March 15, 2012 +1968 It's engaging enough to keep us watching, but never finds any real focus. 3/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall March 15, 2012 +1968 The picture may be too wholesome and twee for fans' of the director's edgier work like Almost Famous but it deserves to be a big hit with families. 4/5 fresh Henry Fitzherbert 0 Daily Express (UK) March 14, 2012 +1968 It isn't the wildest safari you'll ever go on, but it has plenty of attractions to offer less cynical visitors. 3/5 fresh Elliott Noble 0 Sky Cinema March 14, 2012 +1968 Nicely written and featuring a great soundtrack, this is an unashamedly feel-good drama with terrific performances from a superb cast. 3/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon March 14, 2012 +1968 Thanks to Crowe's steady hand and a talented, likeable cast, it is an appealing and family-friendly confection. B fresh Bruce Bennett 0 Spectrum (St. George, Utah) March 13, 2012 +1968 Crowe, to his credit, is more concerned with insights about family than romance - and some of these are heart-on-sleeve touching if you've got a sweet tooth for the stickier stuff. 3/5 fresh Cath Clarke 1 Time Out March 13, 2012 +1968 Despite Crowe's integrity and lightness of touch doesn't deliver the emotional experience of, say, Jerry Maguire or Almost Famous. Still, it is good to have the righteous dude back. 3/5 fresh Ian Freer 0 Empire Magazine March 11, 2012 +1968 It's slight, sure, and there's a better, less-glossy film buried in the material, but warm performances redeem Crowe's agreeable return. 3/5 fresh Andrew Lowry 0 Total Film March 5, 2012 +1968 Crowe simply remembers how to make a sweet story. He allows his huge heart to prevail in a moving coda that, while manipulative, helped me buy into this sentimental tone poem to simple destiny. 3/4 fresh Sean O'Connell 0 Movies.com February 3, 2012 +1968 ... the sort of slovenly assembled, paint-by-numbers time waster that doesn't even seem able to hold the director's attention. 7 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 18, 2012 +1968 There's an endearing, almost Fitzcarraldo-like irrational obsession to his character that keeps you from rolling your eyes as he continues his silly quest to indulge his ego. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 OK! Magazine January 11, 2012 +1968 Nothing that happens in this movie is in the least surprising, but it's all quite pleasant and even, at times, moving. fresh David Denby 1 New Yorker January 9, 2012 +1968 Some cute animal moments, but the flat human characters do not ring true. C rotten Clint O'Connor 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer January 6, 2012 +1968 I was gonna say that whatever edge Cameron Crowe once had is officially gone, if he's now giving us pallid, pleasant sitcoms. But suddenly I'm starting to wonder if Crowe ever had any edge at all. rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 5, 2012 +1968 The movie has animals, kids and fine acting from Matt Damon and Scarlett Johansson, but it lacks the emotional honesty and unpredictability that made Crowe's early films so irresistible. 2/4 rotten Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday January 5, 2012 +1968 "We Bought A Zoo"", based on a true story, is a bit sappy, but it is a Matt Damon vehicle, and he rarely tackles a project that doesn't have some redeeming social value. " fresh David Kaplan 0 Kaplan vs. Kaplan January 2, 2012 +1968 There are some sins of overt manipulation here, but in large part due to Matt Damon's ability to make his character's grief real, the movie ultimately succeeds. 2.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com January 1, 2012 +1968 Family film tackles grief with humor and deep empathy. 4/5 fresh 0 Common Sense Media December 30, 2011 +1968 Damon and Colin Ford as his teen son have an affecting hesitancy, their hearts hovering between the living and the dead. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture December 30, 2011 +1968 For the holidays it does come packaged very well and kids will love the idea of living in the backyard of a zoo, but for some adults it misses the mark. 3/5 fresh Jolene Mendez 0 Entertainment Spectrum December 29, 2011 +1968 Matt Damon is at his most relatable best in a film that has heart, drama and passion 8/10 fresh Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com December 29, 2011 +1968 Zoo is contrived but sweet. 3.0/4 fresh Charles Koplinski 0 Illinois Times December 28, 2011 +1968 The picture annoys you, but it also wrings happy tears, because Crowe pulls at your heartstrings in crafty ways. 2.5/4 fresh Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald December 28, 2011 +1968 Affectionate and amusing, it's uplifting, feel-good family entertainment. 7/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate December 26, 2011 +1968 If you like heartwarming-not cloying-stories about decent people, and hope to leave the theater feeling better than you did when you walked in, We Bought a Zoo will be a welcome cup of holiday cheer. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com December 24, 2011 +1968 Clearly, Crowe doesn't trust the audience to make it from Point A to Point B without stumbling or getting lost. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing December 24, 2011 +1968 One of what is becoming a crowded seasonal field of movies with something to appeal to each of several generations..A confident, entertaining movie. fresh Marshall Fine 0 Hollywood & Fine December 24, 2011 +1968 This is a good, old-fashioned family movie grounded in Matt Damon's best-ever performance. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom December 24, 2011 +1968 Minus the corn, it's almost good. 2/4 rotten Brett Michel 0 Boston Phoenix December 24, 2011 +1968 Writer-director Cameron Crowe manages to take what could have been a maudlin disaster and turn it into a workable film. 3.5/5 fresh Dan Lybarger 0 KC Active December 24, 2011 +1968 Matt Damon, a master of the ordinary, can create a rounded, convincing and utterly engaging character out of just about anyone, Benjamin Mee included. 3.5/5 fresh Anders Wotzke 0 Moviedex December 23, 2011 +1968 Crowe seems to be making baby steps into new territory, both stylistically and emotionally. 3/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 23, 2011 +1968 A sweet-natured tale about animals and new beginnings that you'll want to see with your kids. 3/5 fresh Liz Braun 0 Jam! Movies December 23, 2011 +1968 A professional actor in the best sense, always credibly grounded, Damon is much better than the material, and so is Colin Ford who plays the troubled son. 2.5/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail December 23, 2011 +1968 Without Crowe's laid-back approach and Damon's anchoring performance, We Bought a Zoo could have been a sappy disaster. 2.5/4 fresh Loey Lockerby 0 Kansas City Star December 23, 2011 +1968 We Bought a Zoo is so filled with artificial sweetener that it may cause cancer. D+ rotten Tom Long 1 Detroit News December 23, 2011 +1968 When exactly did Cameron Crowe movies turn into extended therapy sessions? rotten Ethan Alter 0 Television Without Pity December 23, 2011 +1968 Consider it a fine sign of emotional discipline that the movie doesn't overplay Kelly and Ben's romantic possibilites. 3/4 fresh Lisa Kennedy 1 Denver Post December 23, 2011 +1968 Pretty tame 'Zoo' B fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald December 23, 2011 +1968 "So few films this holiday season can truly be labeled ""family film."" We Bought a Zoo is one. Sadly, many films wear the label of ""boring."" We Bought a Zoo is one of them." 2.5/5 rotten Gary Wolcott 0 Tri-City Herald December 23, 2011 +1968 The tigers are cool, the monkeys are cute, but deep down, Crowe is more interested in the characters. And so are we. 3/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) December 23, 2011 +1968 If not for classic FM rock songs overstating the obvious it would be tough to identify We Bought a Zoo as a Cameron Crowe movie. This dramedy could come from anyone who spent the past decade not living up to his promise, and sorely needs a hit. C+ rotten Steve Persall 0 Tampa Bay Times December 23, 2011 +1968 These are ideas from old movies, and presented without any of the conviction those pictures used to give them. 2.5/4 rotten Stephen Whitty 1 Newark Star-Ledger December 23, 2011 +1968 I wish never again to see, and that means forever, a movie sold with billboards depicting cuddly animals, whether they're zebras or tigers or golden retriever puppies, with big red bows wrapped around their heads. 1.5/5 rotten Dave White 0 Movies.com December 23, 2011 +1968 You're very aware of its imperfections, but ultimately find it easy to like. 3.5/5 fresh Grae Drake 0 Movies.com December 23, 2011 +1968 The end result is a film that is pretty much a total delight from top to bottom and even if you don't think that it is the kind that you might normally go for, it turns out that it really is. 5/5 fresh Peter Sobczynski 0 eFilmCritic.com December 23, 2011 +1968 This is indeed the story of some people who bought a zoo. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com December 23, 2011 +1968 "We Bought a Zoo"" provides a welcome seasonal dash of wholesomeness and humor, but it's also a heartening celebration of second acts, even at their most unwelcome." 3/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post December 23, 2011 +1968 Crowe's first work in six years, following the disastrous Elizabethtown, is mildly engaging but ultimately too sweet-natured and innocuous for its own good. C+ rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com December 23, 2011 +1968 Heartwarming holiday fare that even jaded adults can share with the kids. 3/4 fresh Lou Lumenick 1 New York Post December 23, 2011 +1968 Sure, some if it may be a bit too cute for words, but the smile on your face will overcome the feelings of Bah Humbug that might be trying to sneak out of you. 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com December 22, 2011 +1968 If you're looking for something the whole family can watch, this is fine. If you're an adult wondering if you need to see it, the answer is no. 2.5/5 rotten Daniel M. Kimmel 0 New England Movies Weekly December 22, 2011 +1968 Sporadically tests one's sugar endurance, but there's no disputing its sincerity. 2.5/4 fresh Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com December 22, 2011 +1968 Veers too much and too often into the realm of palpable manipulation. 2.5/4 rotten Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies December 22, 2011 +1968 The film is sweet. Its observations of life in the aftermath of death ring true, especially for anyone who's traveled the contours of mourning. 3/4 fresh Amy Biancolli 1 San Francisco Chronicle December 22, 2011 +1968 Not surprisingly, this menagerie of genres doesn't mesh. rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today December 22, 2011 +1968 "We Bought a Zoo"" is as phony as a Kardashian marriage." 1.5/4 rotten Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune December 22, 2011 +1968 "We Bought a Zoo"" is a movie you want to like, and a movie you can enjoy if you cut its slackness some slack." fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal December 22, 2011 +1968 The filmmakers insufficiently stir the lumpy metaphors, chief among them that for animals, as for humans, there is a difference between cages and enclosures. 2.5/4 rotten Carrie Rickey 1 Philadelphia Inquirer December 22, 2011 +1968 While not quite Crowe at his absolute best, it carries his humanistic imprint and benefits from a strong acting ensemble that keep emotions in check. 3/5 fresh Betsy Sharkey 1 Los Angeles Times December 22, 2011 +1968 ...isn't among Crowe's best work, but it's a solid charmer that doesn't rely on Hollywood flash, gimmick, or poop jokes. B fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews December 22, 2011 +1968 Loses touch with reality, turning this life-changing, tear-shedding, lion-roaring rebirth process into a glorified sitcom. A few beautiful scenes glazed with Crowe-brand wonder barely redeem it. C rotten Brian Orndorf 0 BrianOrndorf.com December 22, 2011 +1968 There's a word for the strenuous, shameless plucking of an audience's emotions that this movie traffics in: cornography. rotten Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine December 22, 2011 +1968 By trying too hard to stay on this side of hip and the other side of sentimental, Crowe winds up with a zoo that's neither fish nor fowl. 2.5/5 rotten Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle December 22, 2011 +1968 What saves the movie is that Crowe isn't afraid of emotion. He's always willing to follow surprising new developments to see how they make his characters feel, and the result of that is almost always entertaining. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press December 22, 2011 +1968 We Bought a Zoo'' is a sweet-natured, terribly unthreatening drama about redemption and renewal, and it may matter more to the man who made it than the audiences who see it. 2/4 rotten Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe December 22, 2011 +1968 It's reassuring, a little square, and you sense that Crowe, now a father and family man, is reaching out to a new, younger audience. 3/4 fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News December 22, 2011 +1968 Nothing more than an old-fashioned, family-friendly tearjerker that's good-natured but not very successful at strumming the heartstrings, which is what it obviously wants to do. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion December 22, 2011 +1968 "Zoo"" leaves you wondering whether Crowe was spooked by the mixed reaction to ""Vanilla Sky"" and ""Elizabethtown"" and chose to play it safe, remixing echoes of his usual screenwriting devices, in pursuit of a surefire hit." C rotten Mike Russell 0 Oregonian December 22, 2011 +1968 The moment in any family film when dignity goes out the window is an animal reaction shot. 2/5 rotten Joe Neumaier 1 New York Daily News December 22, 2011 +1968 A sweet and genial comedy with a relatively low cloy factor. B fresh Peter Rainer 1 Christian Science Monitor December 22, 2011 +1968 People are feeling sorry for Matt Damon, but this isn't the embarrassing disaster you might fear. 3/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm December 22, 2011 +1968 Watching the overlong, overfeeling, overdirected We Bought a Zoo made me glad to return from Cameron Crowe's world to the real world, where things aren't quite so simple. rotten Dan Kois 1 Slate December 22, 2011 +1968 It's about taking a complete leap of faith toward life-altering changes, a running theme in all the director's movies. 3/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times December 22, 2011 +1968 "Cameron Crowe's ""We Bought a Zoo"" is an undeniably manipulative crowd-pleaser but there's something about being manipulated in such an expert manner that makes the tugging on the heartstrings easier to take." 3.5/5 fresh Brian Tallerico 0 HollywoodChicago.com December 22, 2011 +1968 This isn't just an exercise in mawkishness, though it's also nowhere near as emotionally resonant as it strives to be. 5.5/10 rotten Alison Willmore 0 Movieline December 22, 2011 +1968 The movie is quite enjoyable, though, redeemed by Crowe's trademark sincerity and assured handling of oddball character actors. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader December 22, 2011 +1968 There's a lot of fun waiting at We Bought a Zoo, but it's the feelings that run through every scene that'll make you glad you came. 3/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone December 22, 2011 +1968 We Bought a Zoo has its charms. It also has a lot to live up to -- and misses the mark. 3/5 rotten Bill Gibron 0 Filmcritic.com December 22, 2011 +1968 Damon, thank the family-friendly-movie gods, really knows how to hold his head above the corn. 2.5/4 fresh Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune December 22, 2011 +1968 The result is too much formula and not enough human interest. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times December 22, 2011 +1968 Moves from mopey drama one moment to a reaction shot of a monkey smacking his forehead in exasperation the next. By the end of the film, viewers might understand the monkey's feelings all too well. C rotten Keith Phipps 1 AV Club December 22, 2011 +1968 An average movie that's clearly been crafted to bring holiday families together over the popcorn machine. 2.5/4 rotten Linda Barnard 1 Toronto Star December 22, 2011 +1968 Crowe's greatest strength is in taking these potentially cloying elements and making them feel human and comforting rather than contrived and sappy. 3/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly December 21, 2011 +1968 The general sense of blandness and predictability that marks the story's progression does not damage its emotional strengths. We feel for these characters and, because we care about them, we yearn for the highs the film ultimately delivers. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews December 21, 2011 +1968 Damon proves amiable and appealing in a part that's not asking him to stretch much. fresh Bob Mondello 1 NPR December 21, 2011 +1968 When we do feel a warm fuzzy in the heart or a lump in the throat, we also see everything Crowe did to put it there. C+ rotten Eric D. Snider 1 Film.com December 21, 2011 +1968 This is a sweet, funny, unapologetically sentimental film. 4.5/5 fresh Richard Roeper 1 Richard Roeper.com December 21, 2011 +1968 "Facilely obvious, cartoon-like ""fun"" for the entire family might well have worked better in a truly animated version." rotten David Noh 0 Film Journal International December 21, 2011 +1968 Proves again that Damon can elevate just about anything in which he appears. 4/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic December 21, 2011 +1968 Cameron Crowe returns from movie exile with We Bought a Zoo, a sweet and sentimental ode to new beginnings that features a charming performance from Matt Damon. 3/5 fresh Matthew Pejkovic 0 Matt's Movie Reviews December 21, 2011 +1968 The performances are sincere and Mr. Damon actually seems to be having a ball, giving one of the best and most mature performances of his career. 3/4 fresh Rex Reed 1 Observer December 21, 2011 +1968 Everyone with the exception of the bureaucratic inspector emerges likable as do all of the good-natured animals. B fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve December 21, 2011 +1968 The strong performances and Crowe's deft touch keep you invested, even if those that oppose the zoo will induce much rolling of the eyes. B fresh Peter Paras 0 E! Online December 20, 2011 +1968 Too much of the movie feels predestined---down to the rainstorm on opening day---and subplots involving budding romance end up forcing what's implicit. 3/5 rotten Joshua Rothkopf 1 Time Out December 20, 2011 +1968 Captive humans and exotic animals are an odd mix in mushy melodrama. 3/5 fresh Don Groves 0 sbs.com.au December 20, 2011 +1968 Crowe is back to what he's good at: small stories populated by everyday people. fresh Robert Wilonsky 1 Village Voice December 20, 2011 +1968 The results feel artificial and sappy, with only a few too-little-too-late moments where the tragedy of losing a mother or a wife is handled with anything resembling grace. rotten Alonso Duralde 1 TheWrap December 20, 2011 +1968 If you had hoped writer-director Cameron Crowe would return from his six-year hiatus having shed the demons of Elizabethtown, well, I've got some bad news for you... It seems you just can't reason with an unflinching optimist. 3/5 fresh Simon Miraudo 0 Quickflix December 19, 2011 +1968 All emotional shortcuts and vaguely defined characters, held together more than it deserves by [Matt] Damon's admirable star turn. 3/5 rotten Geoff Berkshire 0 Metromix.com December 19, 2011 +1968 "This is the first feature from Crowe since the heavy-handed, overly quirky ""Elizabethtown,"" and while it's not a complete return to form, it's close enough." 2.5/4 fresh Christy Lemire 1 Associated Press December 19, 2011 +1968 We Bought a Zoo drops the cynicism, wears its heart on its sleeve and doesn't mind laying it on thick in an effort to move you. Which it does-whether you like it or not. 3/5 fresh Matt Patches 0 Hollywood.com December 19, 2011 +1968 ...where We Bought A Zoo earns its stripes is in the process of getting all of its characters to relate to and accept each other. 3.5/5 fresh Glenn Kenny 1 MSN Movies December 18, 2011 +1968 There's an audience for such lazy sentimentality, which means Crowe's half-hearted attempt to revive his career might actually succeed. 2/5 rotten Radheyan Simonpillai 0 NOW Toronto December 16, 2011 +1968 An emotionally literate film about a grieving family trying to jump-start their lives again by running a small zoo for animals. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice December 15, 2011 +1968 From the high-concept title to the family-friendly story line, it's basically a Tim Allen movie, only made with taste and feeling. B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly December 13, 2011 +1968 Cameron Crowe casts a heart-warming cinematic spell that will milk many a tear from its widespread target audience. B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com November 30, 2011 +1968 Cameron Crowe won't suffer another total commercial and critical flameout, but this is no return to form. 2/5 rotten Mark Olsen 0 Boxoffice Magazine November 30, 2011 +1968 If Crowe's films radiate one thing, it's kindness, which is something not a lot of filmmakers can claim. 7/10 fresh Chris Bumbray 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium November 29, 2011 +1968 Warm-blooded but largely lifeless. rotten Rob Nelson 1 Variety November 28, 2011 +1968 We Bought A Zoo is targeted at people who cry during TV commercials, who get misty eyed in the greeting card aisle. rotten Devin Faraci 0 Birth.Movies.Death. November 27, 2011 +1968 Crowe finds just the right blend of easy crowd-pleasing moments while maintaining the strong sense of drama and character dynamics in which he excels. 7.5/10 fresh Edward Douglas 0 ComingSoon.net November 27, 2011 +1968 It doesn't dodge the potholes of earnest sentimentality and at times overplays the whimsy. But the uplifting tale has heart, humanity and a warmly empathetic central performance from Matt Damon. fresh David Rooney 1 Hollywood Reporter November 27, 2011 +1968 Runs a little long, but it will warm your heart. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs November 27, 2011 +1968 Cameron Crowe remains, as always, uncool. And wonderful for it. 'We Bought A Zoo' is lovely, delicate, and absolutely worth seeing with your family this holiday season. B+ fresh Drew McWeeny 0 HitFix November 27, 2011 +1968 3/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine March 16, 2012 +1969 Strained comedy and action do not a good film make, even with Segal and Hawn starring. 2/5 rotten Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com February 21, 2008 +1969 This is one of the limpest, laziest, and most worthless comedies I've seen in a while. And I see lots of 'em. 1.5/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 DVDTalk.com May 17, 2005 +1969 3/5 fresh Susan Granger 0 www.susangranger.com January 29, 2006 +1969 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 26, 2005 +1969 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com August 17, 2003 +1970 Everything you've ever hated about American teenagers, their music, money, fashion sense, their values, and most of all their pin-ups, in one auto-destructive movie. rotten Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1970 ...as a breezy, mindless little comedy, License to Drive undoubtedly fits the bill. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 8, 2005 +1970 Anyone old enough to have a license is probably much too old to be amused by License to Drive. 2/5 rotten Caryn James 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1970 It's got the two Coreys...need I say more? 0/5 rotten Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) July 30, 2002 +1970 It's the two Coreys at the height of their popularity; make sure your children avert their eyes... by gouging them out if necessary. 1/5 rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium July 27, 2002 +1970 I'm embarrassed to admit it, but I liked this movie. The Coreys were actually funny in this one. 3/5 fresh Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury July 26, 2002 +1970 Up until about the halfway mark of this movie, I was having a very good time. Then, somehow, it ran out of energy. 2.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1970 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 12, 2005 +1970 1/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 29, 2005 +1970 1/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com February 29, 2004 +1970 1/5 rotten Rebecca Murray 0 About.com February 4, 2004 +1970 0/5 rotten Shannon J. Harvey 0 Sunday Times (Australia) February 10, 2003 +1970 1/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 20, 2003 +1970 2/5 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 27, 2002 +1972 "Ya gotta give a sliver of credit to any movie that would include the term ""Half-Digested Billy"" in its closing credits. " 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 28, 2018 +1972 One of the big problems with this film compiled out of big problems: it has awful characters, and awful performances bringing them to life. 1.5/5 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending July 28, 2018 +1972 "For a movie with so much story and set up, it's shocking how well ""Deep Rising"" comes together. " fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed November 1, 2014 +1972 The rest of the movie is a predictable guns 'n' beasts gorefest that wants to be equal parts Aliens, Titanic, and Anaconda but winds up being all parts crap. 1/5 rotten Steve Newton 0 Georgia Straight July 6, 2010 +1972 Much better in memory... 2.5/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is February 2, 2008 +1972 ...an old-fashioned and flat-out fun monster movie that benefits from Treat Williams' tremendously engaging lead performance. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 11, 2007 +1972 It's Poseidon Adventure, Alien Resurrection, any heist movies, Jaws, and a little art house flick called Titanic all in one. 4 fresh Karina Montgomery 0 Cinerina October 24, 2001 +1972 It's a pity the creatures don't eat the cast up faster D- rotten Carlo Cavagna 0 AboutFilm.com January 1, 2000 +1972 The South China Sea's answer to the Bermuda Triangle, but off-the-shelf acting and a hackneyed plot won't keep this oversized barge afloat. 0.5/4 rotten Elias Savada 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1972 Goes for two and three climaxes, blows up far too many things, and generally wears out its welcome before it's over. rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1972 Underwater slimies eat everyone. A sly sense of humor helps immeasurably. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1972 1/4 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons January 6, 2007 +1972 6/10 fresh Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews October 13, 2004 +1972 1/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1972 2/5 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) February 9, 2003 +1972 2/4 rotten Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit August 21, 2002 +1972 2/5 rotten Bob Grimm 0 Las Vegas Mercury August 1, 2002 +1972 2/4 rotten 1 Globe and Mail April 12, 2002 +1972 2.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1972 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1972 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1972 5 rotten Guy MacPherson 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1972 1/10 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1972 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1972 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1972 3.5/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1972 6/10 fresh Matt Easterbrook 0 Matt's Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1972 1/4 rotten 1 USA Today January 1, 2000 +1972 1.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1972 4/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1972 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly January 30, 1998 +1975 Beautifully-shot frames and a half decent score do not equal a good film if it cannot engage the audience emotionally. 2/5 rotten Sapna Samant 0 Flicks.co.nz October 31, 2017 +1975 There is much to admire in this big budget Hindi film that never falls into the trappings of the 'masala' formula. 4/5 fresh Anil Sinanan 1 Time Out October 23, 2017 +1975 It's not at all trite to state that by the hauntingly bittersweet end, everything magically falls into place, for there is true magic in Motwane's mastery in crafting a such a poetic, passionately felt, and perfectly realized work of art. 4/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com September 18, 2013 +1976 The young director, Ciro Guerra, working from the diaries of two real-life explorers, lures you in with visuals so verdant and dense, in black and white widescreen, that you can almost overlook the moral simplicity. rotten 0 Pacific Sun (San Rafael, CA) January 2, 2018 +1976 These are but reaching gestures from an artist who is willing yet unable to present to the world an original idea. rotten Blake Williams 0 Cinema Scope November 17, 2017 +1976 The general theme of the tragic loss of undervalued civilizations to Western progress may not be new, but Guerra's brilliantly visualized fable is wholly original. fresh 0 The Public (Buffalo) September 27, 2017 +1976 "The complexity of ""Embrace of the Serpent"" lies within the simplicity of its narrative." fresh Neely Swanson 0 Easy Reader (California) September 15, 2017 +1976 The journey is definitely the destination in Embrace of the Serpent. 3.5/4 fresh Lisa Jensen 0 Good Times Santa Cruz September 11, 2017 +1976 [Embrace of the Serpent] at least deserves a weighty, sprawling spot in our cultural imagination. fresh Julia Raban 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) August 21, 2017 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent is simply poetic. fresh Indra Arriaga 0 Anchorage Press June 21, 2017 +1976 While the naturalistic storytelling and imagery is fantastic on a surface level, the finer points of the narrative require a fearless and deeply inquisitive traveller to fully appreciate, something which this reviewer cannot claim to be. rotten Tom Crowley 0 Film Ireland Magazine January 3, 2017 +1976 It's both a challenging and engulfing movie-going experience -- a true journey on multiple levels. And it's definitely one that should be seen on the big screen. 3.5/4 fresh Brad Keefe 0 Columbus Alive December 30, 2016 +1976 Mesmerising. 4/5 fresh Tom Bond 0 Total Film December 27, 2016 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent is a mystical movie missile from Colombia. It's ballistic, balletic, sometimes brilliant. 4/5 fresh Nigel Andrews 0 Financial Times December 27, 2016 +1976 I suppose, then, that it's possible to characterize Embrace of the Serpent, which seems aimed at western audiences, as an instructive and necessary act of trespass. fresh Robert Denerstein 0 Movie Habit December 12, 2016 +1976 A film that honours the mysteries and majesty of a lost world. fresh Demetrios Matheou 0 Sight and Sound December 9, 2016 +1976 ...a lament over lost culture. 2.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm December 9, 2016 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent is a very busy and smart film with a meditative slow burn that might haunt you. fresh Alexander Miller 0 Film Inquiry December 6, 2016 +1976 It's a potent blend: a psychedelic post-colonial pilgrimage with shades of Glauber Rocha, Werner Herzog and Alejandro Jodorowsky. 4.5/5 fresh James Hadfield 0 Japan Times November 2, 2016 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent is a breathtakingly gorgeous Oscar-nominated drama that caresses your eyes with its visuals as it bangs you over the head with its message. 3/5 fresh Kevin Maher 0 Times (UK) October 10, 2016 +1976 Providing a voice to a group of people seldom seen on the big screen, Embrace of the Serpent is a must-see. A- fresh Matthew Toomey 0 ABC Radio Brisbane August 27, 2016 +1976 One of the most profound filmmaking experiences of my lifetime. 4/4 fresh David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org August 4, 2016 +1976 Shot in luminous black-and-white in the Colombian Amazon, Embrace of the Serpent looks like a series of animated photographs torn from the colonial explorers' journals that inspired it. 3/5 fresh Sandra Hall 0 Sydney Morning Herald July 29, 2016 +1976 Visually and emotionally stunning. 4/5 fresh Stephen Romei 0 The Australian July 29, 2016 +1976 It is surely one of the most beautiful films in a long time. 4.5/5 fresh Paul Byrnes 0 Sydney Morning Herald July 28, 2016 +1976 ...a flawless masterpiece and essential viewing... 2 fresh Mark Demetrius 0 FILMINK (Australia) July 27, 2016 +1976 There's something deliciously off-kilter about folding a story about the abuse and genocide of indigenous South American cultures into what amounts to a mismatched buddy comedy. 9/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 10, 2016 +1976 It's a beautiful, stirring, and thoughtful film, well worth seeing. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid July 1, 2016 +1976 Mercifully, Ciro Guerra's film is not another Heart of Darkness-style meditation on the so-called white man's burden. 4/5 fresh Alistair Harkness 0 Scotsman June 12, 2016 +1976 While Guerra clearly owes a debt to Herzog and Coppola, he blazes his own trail. I can't wait to take this trip again. 4/5 fresh Charlotte O'Sullivan 0 London Evening Standard June 12, 2016 +1976 Complex and thought-provoking. 4/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 Daily Express (UK) June 12, 2016 +1976 I was utterly mesmerised, captivated and transported. 5/5 fresh Mark Kermode 0 Observer (UK) June 12, 2016 +1976 Young Colombian director Guerra's visionary and wildly ambitious film seems like a movie from another era. 4/5 fresh Geoffrey Macnab 0 Independent (UK) June 9, 2016 +1976 David Gallego's opalescent monochrome cinematography is simply breathtaking and only enhances an utterly magnetic experience. 4/5 fresh Leslie Felperin 0 Radio Times June 9, 2016 +1976 What a gripping and absorbing piece of work. 4/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian June 9, 2016 +1976 This is no heavy-handed tale of Western decadence versus pure indigenous wisdom, with Guerra constantly emphasising the ambiguous relationship between the two. 5/5 fresh Maximilian Von 0 CineVue June 9, 2016 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent swells with unhappy images, but it is also fired by poetry and, in Karamakate, it has one of cinema's great stubborn heroes. 4/5 fresh Donald Clarke 0 Irish Times June 9, 2016 +1976 Unique and intoxicating, an art movie that grips like a thriller. 4/5 fresh Tom Huddleston 1 Time Out June 9, 2016 +1976 An exquisitely rendered study of colonialism, memory and cultural erasure. 4/5 fresh Matthew Thrift 0 Little White Lies June 8, 2016 +1976 Majestic and thought-provoking, Embrace of the Serpent presents a vivid vision of a lost world, and is touching in its closing dedication to 'peoples whose song we will never know.' 5/5 fresh Allan Hunter 0 The List June 6, 2016 +1976 Though inspired by real-life journals, Guerra's haunting and beautifully shot film transports us into the realm of the mystical and surreal. 4/5 fresh Will Lawrence 0 Empire Magazine June 2, 2016 +1976 A fascinating work, filled with unforgettable images and narrative daring. fresh Jason Bailey 0 Flavorwire May 3, 2016 +1976 It is gripping, challenging, engrossing stuff, beginning to end. Seriously, what a film. A fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News April 22, 2016 +1976 ...Embrace of the Serpent is meditative and interesting, and not a moment in the film feels unoriginal. 9/10 fresh Gary Shannon 0 The Young Folks April 16, 2016 +1976 An essential difference between this and previous similar movies is that the central point of view is not that of a European or North American interloper but that of an occupant of the forest -- in this case, a feather-bedecked Amazonian shaman. 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) April 11, 2016 +1976 Karamakate worries the world will forget how to see and hear. This lucid, original and unsettling cinematic dream offers a way to remember. 4.5/5 fresh Alison Gillmor 0 Winnipeg Free Press April 5, 2016 +1976 It's appropriate that this black-and-white drama feels as hypnotic and surreal as a voyage into the Amazon rainforest. fresh Todd Jorgenson 0 Cinemalogue April 3, 2016 +1976 The film moves into psychedelic and violent territory, creating a perspective that is equally unreal and unforgettable. 3.5/4 fresh Colin Covert 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune March 31, 2016 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent does a remarkable job of telling a multifaceted and compelling story. 3.5/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle March 31, 2016 +1976 "Embrace of the Serpent"" takes a journey into the heart of darkness, but it takes a journey into the heart of light as well." 3.5/4 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) March 18, 2016 +1976 Rich and strange mystical film that is filled to the bursting point with dream images and bizarre characters. 4.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) March 17, 2016 +1976 What we learn about the evils of colonialism and the importance of chronicling one's past, whether European, American or indigenous, is transcendent. A- fresh Al Alexander 0 The Patriot Ledger March 13, 2016 +1976 Every time the film gets obvious in its anti-colonial perspective, it draws you in with its mesmerizing look and skin-crawly sound design. 3/4 fresh Robert Horton 0 HeraldNet (Everett, WA) March 11, 2016 +1976 Exotic and evocative, surreal in its primal eloquence and spirituality. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 SSG Syndicate March 11, 2016 +1976 This cinematic journey into an Amazonian heart of darkness is a haunting and unforgettable experience. A- fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion March 11, 2016 +1976 The film isn't just a portrayal of the battle between the old and the new. It's a lament for the ways in which they reflect each other... 3.5/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies March 11, 2016 +1976 A strange, wonderfully exotic quest that examines the impact of rapid colonization and the obsessive thirst for knowledge. 4/5 fresh Travis Hopson 0 Examiner.com March 11, 2016 +1976 The movie drifts back and forth between the two time periods, winding down the same river as though it were a twisting snake, getting closer and closer to its mouth, jaws and venom. fresh Anders Wright 0 San Diego Union-Tribune March 10, 2016 +1976 It plays like a dream, strange but in its own way logical, and utterly satisfying when you wake from its spell. fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune March 10, 2016 +1976 [Karamakate is] a frankly great character in a thoroughly gripping film. 3/5 fresh Matthew Lickona 1 San Diego Reader March 10, 2016 +1976 This stunning historical drama, shot mainly in black and white across the Amazon region of Colombia, focuses on a shaman who's approached at different points by white men seeking medicinal substances. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader March 10, 2016 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent is a clearly beautiful film, with images as poetic as its study of humanity's destructive impact on the earth and on each other A fresh Collin Brennan 0 Consequence of Sound March 10, 2016 +1976 This smart, metaphor-loving drama puts its heart up on the silver screen. 3.5/4 fresh Dann Gire 0 Chicago Daily Herald March 10, 2016 +1976 For those who surrender to its atmosphere, and appreciate an unconventional cinematic experience, it's extraordinary. B+ fresh Joanna Connors 0 Cleveland Plain Dealer March 10, 2016 +1976 Though some of the concepts may be New Age boilerplate, the film's images linger; especially that of the river, the snake devouring us all. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Keough 1 Boston Globe March 10, 2016 +1976 "Embrace of the Serpent"" is film at its most ambitious and uncompromising." 3/4 fresh Calvin Wilson 1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 10, 2016 +1976 "Wholly original and brand new, director Ciro Guerra's ""Embrace of the Serpent"" immediately feels like some kind of lost classic, a movie that has been around for a long time but only talked about in film circles, finally unearthed." 4.5/5 fresh Bill Goodykoontz 1 Arizona Republic March 10, 2016 +1976 Throughout, the fragility of the native cultures and of the rain-forest environment that is their home is underscored by Guerra in this fascinating, melancholy movie. 3/4 fresh Soren Andersen 1 Seattle Times March 10, 2016 +1976 Guerra's remarkable film dives deep into seemingly infinite forests, and deep, too, into the soul of man. fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer March 10, 2016 +1976 An otherworldly innerworldly trip, a serenely strange vision of black-and-white iridescence... silken surfaces and sudden eruptions seduce the eye and ear in equal measure. fresh Ray Pride 0 Newcity March 9, 2016 +1976 Through [Karamakate's] eyes we experience the world in a spiritual way in which man and nature are harmonious and time is fluid. A fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews March 8, 2016 +1976 Ciro Guerra's stunning and elegiac Embrace of the Serpent is at once a quiet lament and a subtle blast of umbrage in equal measure in its poetic study of white men's impact on earth. A- fresh Tomris Laffly 0 Film School Rejects March 7, 2016 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent is ultimately too mysterious to win many fans. rotten Tricia Olszewski 0 Washington City Paper March 4, 2016 +1976 Colombian filmmaker Ciro Guerra assumes the role of an ever-aware river guide, navigating us through the sweeping beauty of the Amazon while pointing to the toll on humanity and culture wrought by colonialism. 4/4 fresh Randy Myers 1 San Jose Mercury News March 4, 2016 +1976 The film combines amazing first hand descriptions by the explorers with a surreal story of unbounded greed. fresh Ron Wilkinson 0 Monsters and Critics March 4, 2016 +1976 Dizzyingly multi-chambered. fresh Kelly Vance 0 East Bay Express March 4, 2016 +1976 This movie is a two-hour trip you'll remember for years to come. fresh Ken Eisner 0 Georgia Straight March 3, 2016 +1976 Bewtween spiritual, etnographic, and andventure cinema, this is a film that stands out in latinamerican cinema. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Diego Batlle 0 March 2, 2016 +1976 More intriguing in its ambitions than in it successes, which are limited, and oddly keeps its distance from the very people it wants to enlighten us about. fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher February 28, 2016 +1976 A beautiful meditation on memories and dreams, and an excoriating indictment on cultures lost. fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 L.A. Biz February 26, 2016 +1976 Not nearly as great as Herzog's films, or as monumentally deranged as Coppola's, it nevertheless casts a spell of its own. It's one of those films that, at least for me, grows in the memory. B+ fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor February 26, 2016 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent raises provocative questions about the depiction of native cultures onscreen and in Anthropological texts. 7/10 fresh Sarah Winshall 0 Under the Radar February 26, 2016 +1976 "A new trip down an ancient river, with shades of ""Apocalypse Now"" and ""Aguirre: Wrath of God."" Mesmerizing and occasionally mind-altering." 3.5/4 fresh Rafer Guzman 1 Newsday February 25, 2016 +1976 The journey is, of course, more important than the destination, and both of Embrace of the Serpent's trips are worth taking. fresh Sherilyn Connelly 0 SF Weekly February 25, 2016 +1976 Creating this kind of otherworldly mood takes exceptional talent, and this is a film worth experiencing. 3/4 fresh Walter V. Addiego 1 San Francisco Chronicle February 25, 2016 +1976 A very present and multidimensional historic adventure. It can be seen from different perspectives. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Jorge Ayala 0 El Universal February 23, 2016 +1976 I've never seen a movie quite like Embrace of the Serpent. 5/5 fresh Todd VanDerWerff 0 Vox February 23, 2016 +1976 Embracing such concepts as the liquidity of time, Serpent honors the Amazonian world and culture, while condemning those that would harm it. fresh Leonard Maltin 0 leonardmaltin.com February 23, 2016 +1976 An extraordinary journey through the complexity of Latinamerican culture. [Full review in Spanish] 9/10 fresh Emiliano Basile 0 EscribiendoCine February 22, 2016 +1976 Mysterious, breathtaking, wondrous, lyrical, captivating and profound. Patient and intellectual audiences will be rewarded the most. 9.8 fresh Avi Offer 0 NYC Movie Guru February 19, 2016 +1976 An elaborate film with a strong message, however, it's stylish tone doesn't let it come across clearly. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Jordi Costa 0 El Pais (Spain) February 19, 2016 +1976 A dazzlingly elegaic reverie about the ravages of colonialism on Amazonian tribes ... fresh Stephen Garrett 1 Observer February 19, 2016 +1976 Plenty of movies have ensnared their white heroes in the green infinity of the Amazon, but Embrace digs so deep into the void that it eventually burrows out the other side, reclaiming the wilderness as a reservoir of lost memories. 3.5/4 fresh David Ehrlich 1 Rolling Stone February 19, 2016 +1976 If Embrace of the Serpent's revelations are a bit familiar, its approach makes them feel otherwise. fresh Keith Phipps 0 Uproxx February 19, 2016 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent feels special because ... it recognizes that the two subjects are deeply intertwined, even as they sometimes appear at war. A- fresh Michael Snydel 0 The Film Stage February 19, 2016 +1976 Colombia's first ever nominee for a best foreign-language Oscar is also unlike anything you've seen before. fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post February 19, 2016 +1976 It's another in a long, honorable line of films that chart the poisonous effects of colonialism on indigenous populations and their ecosystems, but with an unusually invigorating perspective, like a reverse-angle Heart of Darkness. fresh David Edelstein 1 New York Magazine/Vulture February 19, 2016 +1976 Though its themes of colonialist exploitation are potent in their own right, the major draw of Embrace of the Serpent is its setting... fresh Vikram Murthi 0 Movie Mezzanine February 19, 2016 +1976 Guerra's reimagining of the lives of lost peoples is compelling, but, despite many languorous images of river and jungle, this remains a bookish examination of the themes. 2.5/4 fresh Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail February 19, 2016 +1976 A well constructed story in form and content, swing between adventure and introspection. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Horacio Bilbao 0 February 18, 2016 +1976 A strikingly photographed black-and-white epic that intertwines a passionate attack on the depredations of invasive capitalism with a potent adventure story about not one but two trips down that river into a Conradian heart of darkness. fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times February 18, 2016 +1976 The majesty of nature is Embrace of the Serpent's true star, and Guerra captures the glory of every leaf, every inch of sky, in pearlescent black-and-white as luminous as the lining of a clamshell. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 TIME Magazine February 18, 2016 +1976 It is bewitchingly strange, and as enveloping as the Amazon jungle. fresh Mark Jenkins 1 NPR February 18, 2016 +1976 This film conveys a haunting sense of the Western world having lost its compass. Wisdom is fleeting, it tells us. The Amazon is fragile. The rocks and plants speak to us too, if we're willing to listen. fresh Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal February 18, 2016 +1976 A sudden lurch into trippy abstraction at the end simply doesn't work, but for the vast majority of the time this is a strong and original film. 2/4 fresh Farran Smith 1 New York Post February 18, 2016 +1976 Apocalypse wow. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star February 18, 2016 +1976 An evocative journey through a changing world in search of a culture that's disappearing before the travellers' eyes. 4/5 fresh Norman Wilner 0 NOW Toronto February 17, 2016 +1976 ...anger and sadness is shot all through Guerra's remarkable film, which functions as both elegy for a doomed culture and a lush and surreal epic of the spirit. fresh Chris Barsanti 0 Film Journal International February 17, 2016 +1976 The mysteries keep piling up through the final frames, when black-and-white film can't contain the story any longer and it bursts with unworldly color. You won't want to wake up. fresh Ryan Kearney 1 The New Republic February 17, 2016 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent is the type of film we're always searching for, yet seems so obvious once we've found it. 5/5 fresh Jordan Hoffman 0 Guardian February 17, 2016 +1976 A cross-cultural masterpiece set in the Amazon. 5/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice February 17, 2016 +1976 Ciro Guerra's excesses in arthouse symmetry tend to arrive in the service of a just and angry correctivism. 3/4 fresh Steve Macfarlane 0 Slant Magazine February 17, 2016 +1976 Intelligent and sensitive and assembled with a great care, and worth watching just for its images of the jungle ... 3/4 fresh Matt Zoller 1 RogerEbert.com February 17, 2016 +1976 "Embrace of the Serpent,"" a fantastical mixture of myth and historical reality, shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically." fresh Stephen Holden 1 New York Times February 16, 2016 +1976 Guerra's film is not a recovery of that vanished past but something bolder: a re-imagining of it. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Ernesto Diezmartinez 0 February 16, 2016 +1976 Whenever the movie teeters on the edge of poetic madness-like when Manduca voices his belief that Theo represents the redemption of the white colonials-Guerra's commitment to thesis is there to pull it back into the literalism. B- fresh Ignatiy Vishnevetsky 1 AV Club February 16, 2016 +1976 While its strange rhythms may not be for everyone, it does provide something unusual in today's movies: a truly original experience for the mind and the soul. A- fresh Chris Nashawaty 1 Entertainment Weekly February 16, 2016 +1976 Embrace of the Serpent is a legitimate stunner, a river-trip that will mesmerize and jack with you, leaving you not quite certain, at its end, how to go about the rest of your day. fresh Alan Scherstuhl 1 Village Voice February 16, 2016 +1976 Movies about exotic travel tend to reduce locals to unknowable Others. 'Embrace of the Serpent' doesn't want to do that. 4/5 fresh Matt Prigge 0 Metro February 16, 2016 +1976 An ambitious film that stands out from the rest of latinamerican cinema because of it's themes and production values. [Full review in Spanish] fresh Fernanda Sol 0 Letras Libres February 15, 2016 +1976 A fictional story about the loss of culture and how history is there to help us avoid repeating the same mistakes. [Full review in Spanish] fresh 0 Butaca Ancha February 15, 2016 +1976 I saw [the film] twice - something I rarely do - and was mesmerized and haunted by it both times. fresh Emily S. Mendel 0 culturevulture.net February 15, 2016 +1976 A slap to the face of Wester culture for letting traditions like the ones in the Amazon being destroyed. [Full review in Spanish] 3.5/5 fresh Juan Tolentino 0 Cinema Movil February 12, 2016 +1976 The sharp, spare dialogue captures the meeting of penetrating minds with differing world views. fresh Richard Brody 1 New Yorker February 12, 2016 +1976 A stylishly-made but tediously pedantic lecture on the evils of European imperialism. 2/4 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 Salt Lake City Weekly January 31, 2016 +1976 Two minutes over two hours, 'Embrace of the Serpent' drags in places, but the total effect is powerful. fresh Donald J. Levit 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews January 9, 2016 +1976 Although the finale definitely walks a fine line between psychedelic theory of everything and ham-handed New Age trip, it's an all-around visual feast that's well worth the trek. fresh Violet Lucca 0 Film Comment Magazine January 4, 2016 +1976 A stunning visual and a culturally informative film. A- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews December 8, 2015 +1976 Ciro Guerra's third film wraps itself all around you with otherworldly danger. fresh Nathaniel Rogers 0 Film Experience October 21, 2015 +1976 A visually mesmerizing exploration of man, nature and the destructive powers of colonialism. fresh Jordan Mintzer 1 Hollywood Reporter October 21, 2015 +1976 The sublime and the insane make engaging traveling companions in Embrace Of The Serpent. fresh Tim Grierson 0 Screen International October 21, 2015 +1976 It's an absorbing, even thrilling head trip. A fresh Jessica Kiang 0 The Playlist October 21, 2015 +1976 The ravages of colonialism cast a dark pall over the stunning South American landscape in Embrace of the Serpent, the latest visual astonishment from the gifted Colombian writer-director Ciro Guerra. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety October 21, 2015 +1977 Strictly for Elvis fans. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 26, 2006 +1977 "Can't hold a canndle to ""Girl Happy." 2/5 rotten James Plath 0 Movie Metropolis September 9, 2005 +1977 3/5 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly March 16, 2007 +1977 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com October 3, 2005 +1978 An intelligent examination of sexuality and relationships. 3/4 fresh Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 13, 2004 +1978 Completely believable and emotionally true from beginning to end. fresh David Noh 0 Film Journal International June 18, 2002 +1978 I can accept [Huppert's] obsession, but not her love, which makes the movie come off significantly different than it was probably intended. 3/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1978 What goes for dialogue was totally forgettable, or regrettable, or whatever... D rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews January 1, 2000 +1978 a total misfire rotten Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net January 1, 2000 +1978 4/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1978 3/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 6, 2005 +1978 3/4 fresh 1 Globe and Mail April 25, 2003 +1978 4/5 fresh 0 eFilmCritic.com November 25, 2002 +1978 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1978 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1978 5 rotten Jason Schreurs 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1978 8/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1978 1.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1978 3/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1978 1/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1978 B fresh Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +1978 B+ fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly June 1, 1998 +1979 Vivid film noir, with good storytelling and suspense. fresh Michael E. Grost 0 Classic Film and Television May 17, 2017 +1979 Directed in a grand expressionist style by Michael Curtiz. B+ fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews March 1, 2005 +1980 Thank you, [Joss], for creating this world, for seeing it through, and for giving us die-hard fans the closure we so desperately needed. You just earned yourself a lifetime pass from geeks everywhere. 1 fresh Aaron Peterson 0 The Hollywood Outsider October 25, 2018 +1980 A lovely example of TV sci-fi doing what it does best, and with an amount of money that no TV sci-fi ever had at its disposal. 4/5 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Alternate Ending September 6, 2017 +1980 . . .it's got plenty of sci-fi soul food including tough-talking space cowboys with marshmallow hearts, blistering boobie babes, sassy sidekicks and blood thirsty savages. fresh Dorothy Woodend 0 The Tyee (British Columbia) August 24, 2017 +1980 Whedon's years in TV have helped him hone a clean, efficient, entertaining style grounded in character, camaraderie and his trademark dialogue... fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seanax.com February 12, 2016 +1980 After suffering through a summer crammed with TV shows being remade into movies, it's refreshing to see a movie based on a TV show that is so entertaining that it actually makes you want to go and see the show of which the movie was created. 8/10 fresh Jeffrey Lyles 0 Lyles' Movie Files August 10, 2012 +1980 New viewers will be a little bit lost, and old fans won't get quite everything they wanted, but there's enough going on in Serenity and it's all so much fun that it doesn't matter. 7/10 fresh Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 30, 2011 +1980 In the end you are left with the feeling that Whedon works better on television than in the cinema. 2.5/5 rotten Keith H. Brown 0 Eye for Film October 18, 2008 +1980 Hardcore fans will undoubtedly be satisfied but its unlikely this will spread much beyond that audience, and even they will find it lacks that human spark and freshness that made the series distinctive and appealing. rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons January 15, 2008 +1980 For what it is -- viewed as filmmaking in and of itself -- Serenity is tense and smoothly put together. 3/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com September 23, 2007 +1980 A magnificent closer to the series, and Whedon shows how much love he has for his fans by giving us a quality finisher... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed July 10, 2007 +1980 Joss Whedon makes a rousing feature-directing debut, exploiting the cult status of his short-lived series Firefly to continue it on the big screen. fresh Andrea Gronvall 1 Chicago Reader June 6, 2007 +1980 Firefly finally has the triumphant finale fans longed for: the excitingly tense, often surprising and even more frequently comical Serenity. Fans will rejoice. 3/4 fresh Todd Hertz 0 Christianity Today August 31, 2006 +1980 The settings and tone are hyper-real, yet the human behaviour is grounded and credible, the moral conflicts complex and involving. Shiny, intelligent fun. fresh Nick Funnell 1 Time Out June 24, 2006 +1980 In the context of an action cinema driven by false hope, misogyny and sadism, Serenity is an inspiring respite. fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly May 27, 2006 +1980 The movie is a sci-fi buccaneer swashbuckler; Whedon hits all the obligatory space-opera notes, and he does it with a degree of verbal wit and agile pacing that could teach George Lucas a thing or two. 4/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 +1980 Go out and see Joss Whedon's witty whizbang of an action movie, or we will kill a kitten. fresh Ken Tucker 1 New York Magazine/Vulture May 12, 2006 +1980 Has a simultaneously sprawling yet intimate quality. B fresh Nick Schager 0 Lessons of Darkness May 5, 2006 +1980 If you're a novice, this is a plucky introduction to Whedon's world and the most fun sci-fi of the year. If you're a devotee, this is the magnificent return you've been praying for. 4/5 fresh Olly Richards 0 Empire Magazine April 1, 2006 +1980 I personally didn't care when anyone died, I was bored for most of the way, wasn't impressed by its few action scenes. 4/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium December 16, 2005 +1980 It has everything the TV series possessed, but also manages to elevate the tension to the next level. 4.5/5 fresh Greg Bellavia 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1980 Any fan of Sci-Fi should enjoy this one. It's a bit too gory for the little people,but older kids and the parents, should have a blast. fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review December 6, 2005 +1980 A sci-fi/western blend that does its progenitor proud. 3.5/4 fresh Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight November 17, 2005 +1980 Serenity pulls off more honestly thrilling action with a fraction of Lucas' average budget. 4/5 fresh Mike Sage 0 Peterborough This Week November 16, 2005 +1980 Those familiar with the series will be quite pleased that there were some interesting ideas behind the fun adventures. It was a pleasure to see what was really happening and also to return to the characters of the series. But objectively I cannot recommen 6/10 rotten Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 11, 2005 +1980 ...a treat for the eyes, but taxing on the brain. It's often a challenge for newcomers to navigate Whedon's fantasy world, with only modest payoffs for such an effort. rotten Todd Jorgenson 0 Denton Record-Chronicle November 9, 2005 +1980 Having my daughter's diaper explode all over the place before the movie was far more appealing. rotten Dan Marcucci 0 Broomfield Enterprise October 27, 2005 +1980 The movie's space battle...have a swiftness, an electricity and, most importantly, a clarity lacking in the works of other so-called sci-fi masters. 4/5 fresh Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) October 20, 2005 +1980 Serenity isn't exactly what you'd call sci-fi based on ideas, but it is a delightful, infectious blend of pulp Westerns, Star Trek, Star Wars and even samurai films. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 20, 2005 +1980 A science fiction movie for adults. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope October 18, 2005 +1980 Writer-director Joss Whedon resurrects a TV series one network canceled and no other wanted with sass and style. 3/4 fresh Larry Ratliff 0 San Antonio Express-News October 17, 2005 +1980 The film has most of the qualities that made the show so wonderful, including the most important one: the feeling that it's not enough. 4/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies October 15, 2005 +1980 Tons of genuine sci-fi fun thanks to the movie's sarcastic humour, well-drawn characters and action thrills that get started right off in a sensational prologue. 3.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies October 15, 2005 +1980 "Said Joss Whedon: ""One time my cat spit up and Universal bought the treatment. They'd film the phone book if only they could find the action sequence." A- fresh Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! October 13, 2005 +1980 A television-sized adventure populated by thinly constructed sidekicks and a hero suffering from Han Solo envy. 2/4 rotten Sean O'Connell 0 Charlotte Weekly October 13, 2005 +1980 ... as the story continued, and the layers of character developed, and the action heated up, the gang from the spaceship Serenity found a place in my sci-fi loving heart ... 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly October 11, 2005 +1980 I have no basis from which to judge [Firefly's] big-screen incarnation Serenity except as a stand-alone movie, and in that respect it works quite well. 3/4 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk October 11, 2005 +1980 A...visually captivating, and darkly mirthful Robert Heinlein-esque episodic trail of picaresque delights. fresh Les Wright 0 culturevulture.net October 10, 2005 +1980 Serenity is damned entertaining and packed to the gills with instantly engaging characters. fresh James Hill 0 BET.com October 9, 2005 +1980 Serenity should not be missed. If you plan on missing it you best get a foot ready, 'cuz you're going to be kicking yourself when you find out what you've been missing. 9/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum October 8, 2005 +1980 An astonishing blend of action, comedy and drama, this sci-fi-western-mystery-thriller-adventure hybrid puts nearly every other big studio thrill ride - save Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins - to shame. 4/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com October 8, 2005 +1980 A gently intelligent action sci-fi with wit, drama, and emotion to spare, this is the blockbuster you've been waiting for all year. 4/5 fresh Jonathan Trout 0 BBC.com October 8, 2005 +1980 Effectively a Western in space, Serenity is a thoroughly entertaining, smartly written, beautifully acted, rip-roaring action-adventure movie, that will appeal to both Firefly fans and newcomers alike. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon October 8, 2005 +1980 TV's sci-fi Firefly goes down in flames, despite the return of the original cast and Whedon's retro-arcane dialogue. rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly October 7, 2005 +1980 A good-natured, multi-leveled space opera that earns more big-screen voyages. fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) October 7, 2005 +1980 I don't remember the last time I just sat and enjoyed the ride of a terrific movie. 3.5/4 fresh Linda Cook 0 KWQC-TV (Iowa) October 7, 2005 +1980 This near-future Western from Buffy creator Joss Whedon is a big, bold, B-movie piece of entertainment. 4/5 fresh James Rocchi 0 Netflix October 6, 2005 +1980 Fun to watch but you do feel like you have entered the movie half way through. 6/10 rotten Jackie K. Cooper 0 jackiekcooper.com October 6, 2005 +1980 "A sci-fi powerhouse, ""Serenity"" is designed to exist on its own terms, which it does, without apology. And that's a good thing." A- fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 6, 2005 +1980 The film's strength is compelling character relationships and Whedon's trademark dialogue... B fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 5, 2005 +1980 The effect for the uninitiated is like being the only stranger at a party otherwise of old friends, who can converse in shorthand incomprehensible to the outsider. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) October 5, 2005 +1980 "Has a certain audacity that's the product of Whedon, sure, but it also betrays a sense of ""I told you so""." 3/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central October 4, 2005 +1980 "All I can say is that I really enjoyed Serenity, and I plan on getting my hands on that ""Firefly"" DVD to see what I missed." 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat October 4, 2005 +1980 ... for fans of the series and the closure it deserved... 3.0/4 fresh Kevin A. Ranson 0 MovieCrypt.com October 4, 2005 +1980 This is about on par with the best Star Trek movies. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) October 3, 2005 +1980 "This is the film that the last three ""Star Wars"" sequels should have been." 3.5/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy October 3, 2005 +1980 It has a great sense of humor about it, an attractive cast and it's just a lot of fun. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 3, 2005 +1980 "Whedon figures, probably correctly, that fans of ""Firefly"" don't need detailed introductions to the regular characters. The rest of us do. " 3/5 rotten Dan Lybarger 0 eFilmCritic.com October 2, 2005 +1980 Whedon's clout has given the artist some cache to turn his failed boob tube opus into a wondrous and wild sci-fi adventure on the big screen...an exuberant space opera. 3/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye October 2, 2005 +1980 Serenity is swash buckling good fun. It smartly understands that its audience wants a mix of corny belly-laughs and hard-core comic book style violence. 3/4 fresh Jonathan W. Hickman 0 Entertainment Insiders October 2, 2005 +1980 Evinces the kind of swashbuckling bonhomie that made so many of us fall in love with the original Star Wars films, a love that was mightily tested by George Lucas' humorless prequels. 3.5/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle October 2, 2005 +1980 Han Solo? Your ship has flown. Indiana Jones? Move over. Captain Malcolm Reynolds is the big screen's most engaging and heroic rogue in decades. B+ fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer October 1, 2005 +1980 It's a cult-film venture, with its own built-in geek fan base. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 1, 2005 +1980 A love letter to Firefly fans, an open invitation to everyone else 5/5 fresh Brian Mckay 0 eFilmCritic.com October 1, 2005 +1980 The funny, adventurous Serenity proves there is life after cancellation. 3/4 fresh Christian Toto 0 Washington Times October 1, 2005 +1980 We get to see some nifty special effects fighting scenes and stuff blow up gratuitously. What more do we want? 3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette October 1, 2005 +1980 A hipper, funnier, action-packed throwback to the original Star Wars. 3/4 fresh James Verniere 0 Boston Herald October 1, 2005 +1980 There's no denying Whedon's talent for dialogue, and for once, it feels less like scripted dialogue and more like real conversation. 4/5 fresh Jason Zingale 0 Bullz-Eye.com October 1, 2005 +1980 If you can grasp the gist of Firefly's intricate political machinations, then the flight's somewhat enjoyable. 3/5 fresh 0 Hollywood.com October 1, 2005 +1980 Taut, immersive, and alternately hilarious and heartbreaking, a well-balanced blend of whooping Wild West action and space opera. fresh Tasha Robinson 1 AV Club October 1, 2005 +1980 Serenity isn't about effects. It's about narrative and characters, and it does a solid job in both areas. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews October 1, 2005 +1980 Half a millennium after Neil Armstrong's one small step for mankind and we're back in the saddle again. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post September 30, 2005 +1980 The movie is driven by slyly clever dialogue loaded with sneaky character insights. 3/4 fresh Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide September 30, 2005 +1980 Fans get priority seating on the ride, but there's plenty of room for rookies to clamber aboard. 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star September 30, 2005 +1980 For me, watching Serenity was like watching the sequel to a movie I missed. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press September 30, 2005 +1980 A boisterous, semi-comic action thriller. 3/4 fresh Tom Keogh 1 Seattle Times September 30, 2005 +1980 This genre picture is still a thrillingly original science fiction creation. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Hartlaub 1 San Francisco Chronicle September 30, 2005 +1980 From a daytime firefight to an emphasis on hand-to-hand combat, the picture is winningly straightforward. 3/4 fresh Carla Meyer 0 Sacramento Bee September 30, 2005 +1980 Loyal fans may enjoy the temporary reprieve - - but I doubt any others will be won over. 2/4 rotten Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle September 30, 2005 +1980 Serenity lives by its wits rather than special effects. fresh Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News September 30, 2005 +1980 Serenity is ultimately too insular to have mass appeal. 2/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com September 30, 2005 +1980 It would make a cute TV show. 3/5 rotten Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel September 30, 2005 +1980 The powers that be in Serenity are looking to run the 'verse. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 PopMatters September 30, 2005 +1980 If you think the Star Wars prequels are a disease, then Serenity is the cure. A- fresh 0 Oregonian September 30, 2005 +1980 Serenity is so like TV that it ought to come with a clicker so we can switch over to the next movie at the multiplex. 2/4 rotten Kyle Smith 1 New York Post September 30, 2005 +1980 As always, Whedon's sci-fi fantasies smartly parallel the serious issues we're grappling with here on Earth, while his protagonists remain mordantly funny in the face of utter disaster. 3/4 fresh Elizabeth Weitzman 1 New York Daily News September 30, 2005 +1980 The Serenity itself is a low-tech Millennium Falcon-type scow, losing parts on its way to another hard landing, and the film's effects are modest yet effective. 2.5/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel September 30, 2005 +1980 If you've never seen Firefly, you'll be lost... really, really lost. 2.5/5 rotten Kevin Carr 0 7M Pictures September 30, 2005 +1980 A lot more sweaty fun than the last three overhyped, sterile, for-dorks-only Star Wars cartoons. 3/4 fresh Connie Ogle 1 Miami Herald September 30, 2005 +1980 Whedon knows that he's blazing down a well-worn trail, but he addresses that by deftly adding elements of humor, action, romance and horror and continually confounding audience expectations. fresh Kevin Crust 1 Los Angeles Times September 30, 2005 +1980 Serenity is another superior, smart genre item. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 30, 2005 +1980 The best summer thrill ride since Batman Begins, Serenity roars in a late but mighty welcome considering this year's sub-fun slate. 3/4 fresh Louis B. Parks 1 Houston Chronicle September 30, 2005 +1980 Part of the kick to Serenity is watching the filmmaker expertly play with moods as he hyphenates the western and sci-fi genres. 3/4 fresh Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail September 30, 2005 +1980 If you want to take a trip to the stars, this is the rocket to ride. A- fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News September 30, 2005 +1980 I mean Serenity no disrespect when I say it's enjoyably junky. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate September 30, 2005 +1980 Most of Serenity is talk, and thankfully, it is pretty great. 3/4 fresh Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press September 30, 2005 +1980 This material cobbles together elements of Westerns, space epics, new-age mysticism and even zombie-horror films. And it's to the credit of screenwriter/director Joss Whedon that it all feels cohesive, coherent and believable. 3/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) September 30, 2005 +1980 The movie runs on the fuel of sly intelligence, not to mention a healthy skepticism about mankind's ability to achieve anything that might be called progress. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News September 30, 2005 +1980 A space spectacle resonant with witty dialogue, accessible characters and kaleidoscopic action. A- fresh Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News September 30, 2005 +1980 Serenity is a trim little picture of epic proportions. fresh Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com September 30, 2005 +1980 He's [Joss Whedon] interested in relationships, and he makes the smart choice to create drama through character development rather than action. 3.5/4 fresh Lawrence Toppman 0 Charlotte Observer September 30, 2005 +1980 While treating his subject matter with the utmost respect, Whedon also infuses it with his trademark off-kilter wit. 3.5/5 fresh Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 30, 2005 +1980 After an hour of intense disorientation, the movie's arch sarcasm becomes oddly entertaining. 2.5/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe September 30, 2005 +1980 As joyless, lurching, and filled with dull exposition as the TV show was giddy, fleet-footed, and packed with lively conversation. rotten Brett Buckalew 0 FilmStew.com September 30, 2005 +1980 Just when you think Whedon has fallen into the generic action film void, he injects Serenity with a dose of feeling... B fresh Scott Collura 0 Now Playing Magazine September 30, 2005 +1980 Whether this is your first trip or you're a charter passenger, Serenity is a wild ride -- and, if things work out, not the last. 3.5/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune September 30, 2005 +1980 Demonstrates that the best pop storytellers if not the best 'artists' in filmed entertainment these days are working in television. fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) September 30, 2005 +1980 Though the movie seems built to launch an ongoing franchise, Whedon avoids bowing to the status quo, daringly taking his story in uncompromising directions. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star September 30, 2005 +1980 "If you're familiar with the ""Firefly"" characters, you'll enjoy the episodic action far more than those who aren't." 4/10 rotten Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com September 30, 2005 +1980 Whedon's smart, densely plotted, fast-paced story provides ample opportunities for characterization, revealing the pain beneath the characters' defensive humor. 3/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews September 30, 2005 +1980 It's clunky and has too many spare parts, but it gets the job done. fresh Scott Von 1 Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com September 30, 2005 +1980 a decent sci-fi'er more interesting for its characters than its plot...shows its roots in television from its visual composition to some cheesy effects B- fresh Laura Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 30, 2005 +1980 Even if you aren't one of the 'Firefly' faithful, Serenity will give you some insight into why other people are. B+ fresh Steven D. Greydanus 0 Decent Films Guide September 30, 2005 +1980 If you want to know what a good science fiction movie is like, go see Serenity. 3/4 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette September 30, 2005 +1980 The entire cast from the series appears in the film, and at least a few seem poised for breakout status, especially Nathan Fillion. 3/4 fresh Brooke Holgerson 0 Boston Phoenix September 30, 2005 +1980 It's equal parts deadly action, deadpan comedy and knotty mystery. A- fresh 0 E! Online September 30, 2005 +1980 An exciting, thoughtful big-screen adventure that employs most of the same characters and actors as the television series. 3.5/5 fresh Richard Jinman 0 Sydney Morning Herald September 30, 2005 +1980 The Serenity crew's chemistry isn't enough to take this spaceship into the stratosphere, and Whedon unleashes his most provocative ideas too late in the proceedings. rotten Sheri Linden 1 Hollywood Reporter September 30, 2005 +1980 Ultimately, I think SERENITY will appeal most directly to those who are already converted. fresh 0 Ain't It Cool Movie Reviews September 30, 2005 +1980 Even if certain elements of the movie seemed familiar individually, the whole of the enterprise feels different. It's a different voice and approach, and different is good. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 ReelTalk Movie Reviews September 30, 2005 +1980 Completely fresh, perhaps the best sci-fi film this year, and one of the better ones of any genre. A- fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com September 30, 2005 +1980 ...giving a much-needed shot in the arm to a genre that's become so pompous and full of itself that it wasn't any fun anymore. 3.5/4 fresh Eric Melin 0 Scene-Stealers.com September 29, 2005 +1980 An amiable B-level spinoff of a cult sci-fi series whose reach clearly exceeds its grasp. C+ rotten Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium September 29, 2005 +1980 The end result is a decent adaptation that's clearly been designed to appeal solely to hardcore fans of the show... 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews September 29, 2005 +1980 Captures the spirit of the series while jumping ahead with some unyielding visions of the future which have just as much relevance today. 3.5/4 fresh Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com September 29, 2005 +1980 If it's successful, Serenity will be taken as a singular achievement, one worth emulating for small screen auteurs and big screen marketing departments alike. 3/4 fresh Dan Fienberg 0 Zap2it.com September 29, 2005 +1980 Like watching the original Star Wars for the first time, or better yet, watching The Empire Strikes Back... Mal is a guy who would shoot Greedo first. fresh Fred Topel 0 About.com September 29, 2005 +1980 "Can proudly be placed alongside ""The Empire Strikes Back"" and ""Blade Runner"" as one of the best science-fiction movies of modern cinema." A+ fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com September 29, 2005 +1980 I can't believe I am saying this, but I think Serenity could be the new Star Wars. 4/4 fresh Willie Waffle 0 WaffleMovies.com September 29, 2005 +1980 If you weren't into Firefly before, Serenity gives no decent excuse to start now. C- rotten Brian Orndorf 0 FilmJerk.com September 29, 2005 +1980 While movies like I Robot are aimed at the brainless summer crowd. Serenity is designed for basement dwelling geeks just aching to find meaning in the mythos. 4/5 fresh Uri Lessing 0 eFilmCritic.com September 29, 2005 +1980 shows the limitations of the small-screen form 3/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com September 29, 2005 +1980 The film is teeming with an overwhelming amount of integrity, heart, soul, and some of the best written characters to invade genre fiction in quite some time. 4.5/5 fresh 0 IGN Movies September 29, 2005 +1980 Serenity is first and foremost a movie that will fulfill the hopes and dreams of each and every Firefly fan. 3.5/5 fresh Josh Bell 0 Las Vegas Weekly September 29, 2005 +1980 Though diehard fans probably will take issue, Serenity is mostly sci-fi silliness attempting to be something more substantive. 2/4 rotten Claudia Puig 1 USA Today September 29, 2005 +1980 Confusing panache and show-off dialogue slows the blastoff, but this escapist journey turns into high adventure with a rather special style. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals September 29, 2005 +1980 an action-packed thriller with a sense of humor, several ingenious ideas and a few startling scares... full of genre-bending fun and pop-culture trivia... fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette September 29, 2005 +1980 Joss Whedon's unassuming science-fiction adventure is superior in almost every respect to George Lucas's aggressively more ambitious screen entertainments. 3.5/5 fresh Manohla Dargis 1 New York Times September 29, 2005 +1980 Good as a season finale, shaky as a stand-alone movie. 3/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com September 29, 2005 +1980 Whedon's direction is no letdown. 8/10 fresh Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine September 29, 2005 +1980 A kicky mix of space-movie mayhem and cowboy-movie corn. 3/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer September 29, 2005 +1980 The action sequences, it must be said, are intense, and the film is fun, if you can swallow all the hokum. C+ rotten John Anderson 0 Christian Science Monitor September 29, 2005 +1980 Whedon's six-gun space oddity comes recommended, but you may want to brush up on the series before venturing into the theater. fresh Andrew Wright 0 The Stranger (Seattle, WA) September 29, 2005 +1980 A good old-fashioned space opera. 4/5 fresh Michael Senft 1 Arizona Republic September 29, 2005 +1980 A likeable cast with crackling chemistry, plus genre mash-ups, tough/clever wisecracks, and expert seasoning of action with humor and humor with action. B+ fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom September 29, 2005 +1980 Serenity flies with sass and spirit, qualities that have been in palpably short supply in that Star Wars series since, well, Star Wars. 3/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday September 29, 2005 +1980 Serenity is a brash, funny, action-packed bit of sci-fi ecstasy. 3.5/4 fresh Robert K. Elder 1 Chicago Tribune September 29, 2005 +1980 In its own unassuming, self-effacing way, Serenity is the epic sci-fi adventure that the latter years of Star Wars could only dream of being. 3/4 fresh Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel September 29, 2005 +1980 It's the zippy chatter among the Serenity's wised-up space pirates that gives the film most of its punch, but with only serviceable action sequences and largely cookie-cutter effects, you can still sense the void just outside. rotten Paul Malcolm 1 L.A. Weekly September 29, 2005 +1980 Serenity is made of dubious but energetic special effects, breathless velocity, much imagination, some sly verbal wit and a little political satire. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times September 29, 2005 +1980 Whedon works plenty of smart pop-culture references into his genre-jumping script. B fresh Bob Townsend 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution September 29, 2005 +1980 Highly recommendable, especially for fans of Firefly. B- fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) September 29, 2005 +1980 A perfectly acceptable elongated episode of a television series projected onto a screen several sizes too large for it...more pretender than real contender. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion September 29, 2005 +1980 Serenity is going to have a hard time finding that right niche audience - outside of already existing Whedon/Firefly fans. B fresh Rebecca Murray 0 About.com September 29, 2005 +1980 A lively and clever sci-fi feature with colorful characters and a villain that is far more than the usual cardboard cutout. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice September 29, 2005 +1980 [T]otal-immersion science fiction... we are hip-deep in this sprawling, interplanetary society... fresh MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher September 29, 2005 +1980 Although watching the movie feels like tuning into a TV program just in time for the series finale --which, um, it sort of is-- this Serenity is decent stuff. fresh Sean Burns 0 Philadelphia Weekly September 29, 2005 +1980 Folks looking for just a sci-fi film will be wonderfully surprised by Whedon's whip crack dialogue and hardcore fans will be just happy to see these people back. 8/10 fresh Devin Faraci 0 CHUD September 28, 2005 +1980 Serenity, despite its simple chase plot and elegant narrative ductwork, is unmistakably a TV season's worth of roller-coastering drama, most of it balanced on the capable shoulders of Fillion, a natural leading man. B fresh Scott Brown 1 Entertainment Weekly September 28, 2005 +1980 Leaps well beyond the rather humble bonds of a mediocre cancelled TV show into the realm of amazing, adventure filmmaking. 4.5/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend September 28, 2005 +1980 ...a by-the-numbers tale that will have a great following by its ready-made fan base B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews September 28, 2005 +1980 Whedon, who always delights in blending genres and tones, has assembled his most frantically disparate collection of pop culture quotations, boldly and cleverly going where plenty have gone before. fresh Matt Singer 1 Village Voice September 27, 2005 +1980 Horrible. rotten Victoria Alexander 0 FilmsInReview.com September 27, 2005 +1980 A nice gift for Firefly fans, but not quite as good for the rest of us. 2.5/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs September 24, 2005 +1980 Good old-fashioned entertainment that delivers primarily through its storyline, it's a bit like Star Wars with a dash of Indiana Jones-style action. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile September 23, 2005 +1980 One of the most satisfying action movies in a long, long time. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall September 15, 2005 +1980 This is UPN-style storytelling and aesthetics trying to pass as serious filmmaking. 2.5/4 rotten Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine September 8, 2005 +1980 is transmuted . . .intact to the big screen with creator Joss Whedon at the controls, the original cast in place, and all of them in perfect form. 5/5 fresh Andrea Chase 0 Killer Movie Reviews September 8, 2005 +1980 Bounces around to sometimes memorable effect but rarely soars. rotten Derek Elley 1 Variety August 23, 2005 +1980 4.5/5 fresh Vic Holtreman 0 ScreenRant October 15, 2005 +1980 3/5 fresh 0 Hartford Courant October 1, 2005 +1981 A capable supporting cast and a fun cameo from a male megastar add to the appeal of this slight, enjoyable but ultimately predictable journey. 3/5 fresh Anil Sinanan 1 Time Out October 23, 2017 +1981 The image of the newly confident Shashi striding down a Manhattan street, a takeout coffee in hand and a trench coat belted over her sari, will make you smile days after you leave the theater. fresh Lisa Tsering 1 Hollywood Reporter July 15, 2015 +1981 A winsome if utterly conventional ugly-duckling story about a sympathetic character's much deserved progress toward a richer self. 2/4 rotten Kate Taylor 1 Globe and Mail October 5, 2012 +1981 An undemanding picture that goes down as well as the heroine's tasty ladoos. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian October 4, 2012 +1986 ...dourly delightful. 3.5/4 fresh Josh Larsen 0 LarsenOnFilm May 19, 2016 +1986 With its rusty railroads and dingy metal canisters where the downtrodden dwell, [the movie] finds color, surprise, and joy in the simplicity of these struggling Helsinki outcasts. A fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer December 6, 2004 +1986 Kaurismaki's affection for and faith in people shines through even in the darkest moments 8 fresh Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania February 12, 2004 +1986 A slow-paced film, it certainly has its rewards for the patient viewer, but it is not the kind of film to knock your socks off with its sparkling comedy. B fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 17, 2004 +1986 A wistful, romantic concoction served straight-up, with no chaser to brace you against the strong kick of reality. . . . unforgettable. fresh Brian Gibson 0 Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) December 1, 2003 +1986 Should please those who can live with the droll acting. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews October 20, 2003 +1986 One of the warmest and funniest films of the year. 5/5 fresh Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com October 8, 2003 +1986 To vindicate a much-maligned term, it's a nice picture. 4.5/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly August 29, 2003 +1986 Kaurismaki's movies can tickle you with the briefest of statements, the smallest of gestures. 4/5 fresh Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel August 29, 2003 +1986 A totally strange, beguiling, sadly humorous and humorously sad little film that's apt to linger in your memory far longer than many a more immediately impressive work. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 21, 2003 +1986 It's an oblique film, so quiet that at times it seems barely more than a whisper. But don't mistake that for fragility. It boasts a hard, clear voice. B+ fresh Donald Munro 0 Fresno Bee August 1, 2003 +1986 As in the films of Charlie Chaplin, 'Past' presents the downcast and needy as human beings of worth, humor and dignity... 3.5/4 fresh John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) June 30, 2003 +1986 Like the better films of Frank Capra, this movie combines irony and a humanist outlook with substantial social criticism. 9/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle June 27, 2003 +1986 This may be the most accessible of Kaurismaki's films. 3.5/4 fresh Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) June 27, 2003 +1986 At the end of The Man Without a Past, I felt a deep but indefinable contentment. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times June 27, 2003 +1986 A powerful film made with minimal means, it's a story of poor people on the fringes of society, done without sentimentality or condescension but with wicked humor. 4/4 fresh Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune June 27, 2003 +1986 Peltola [gives] a deadpan performance that combines the comic gravity of Buster Keaton and the sweet sentiment of Charlie Chaplin. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune June 27, 2003 +1986 ...bleakness juxtaposed with bemusement... 3.5 fresh Josh Larsen 0 Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) June 27, 2003 +1986 Moments which draw on innocent charm are prevalent. 3/4 fresh Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star June 19, 2003 +1986 After watching it, I wasn't too sure myself if my choices would be any different than those M makes. He has no clue as to the life he's led, only feelings that tell him he wasn't the type of man he necessarily wanted to be. 3.5/4 fresh Sara Michelle 0 MovieFreak.com June 19, 2003 +1986 Deliciously slow-paced film. 4/5 fresh Richard Nilsen 1 Arizona Republic June 19, 2003 +1986 This is a film that allows you to discover its intent, style and meaning while denying you anything that can be called immediate gratification. 4/5 fresh Jules Brenner 0 Cinema Signals June 14, 2003 +1986 A deadpan delight...a graceful, quietly humorous tribute to the sort of fringe-dwellers rarely seen in mainstream movies, let alone treated with such affection and respect. B+ fresh Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion June 7, 2003 +1986 A full-bodied, melancholy-tinged ode to the resiliency of mankind. 5/5 fresh Mark Halverson 0 Sacramento News & Review June 7, 2003 +1986 No, I refuse to label it a comedy. I refuse to classify it so easily. As far as I'm concerned, this is a movie about humanity. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Snyder 0 Zertinet Movies June 4, 2003 +1986 While others labor in the digital vineyard, Kaurismaki forges modern antiques out of unfashionable materials that, like a jukebox from a junkyard, are still in working order. 3/4 fresh Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel May 29, 2003 +1986 Wry, whimsical and sure of tone, dry in all of the right ways and without an ounce of condescension. A- fresh Chris Vognar 1 Dallas Morning News May 29, 2003 +1986 Less involving than it could be. 2.5/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press May 23, 2003 +1986 Kaurismaki doesn't favor heavy strokes on his cinematic canvas, and there's little else to the plot. But what's there is plenty for this talented writer-director to explore. 3/4 fresh Laura Kelly 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel May 23, 2003 +1986 With the most meager tools, Kaurismaki has made us invest ourselves in someone else's world. fresh Shawn Levy 0 Oregonian May 23, 2003 +1986 Full of deadpan humor. A- fresh Eric Harrison 1 Houston Chronicle May 23, 2003 +1986 This movie ... may matter to you more than you think. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post May 16, 2003 +1986 A gentle, surprising little movie whose rewards lie in what its characters don't say as much as in what they do. fresh Ann Hornaday 1 Washington Post May 16, 2003 +1986 A dour-faced but sublime comedy. 3.5/4 fresh Steven Rea 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 16, 2003 +1986 A compassionate and darkly funny shaggy-dog story. B fresh Eleanor Ringel 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution May 15, 2003 +1986 "Nearly from the start, there is the sense of rebirth and resurrection [in ""The Man Without a Past." A- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews May 15, 2003 +1986 The characters are funny because they're only human 3/4 fresh Marty Mapes 0 Movie Habit May 4, 2003 +1986 You can feel tickled into a Finnish shade of pink. 3/4 fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune May 2, 2003 +1986 The director has found a way to make an amusing fable about the costs and possibilities of freedom. B fresh Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News May 2, 2003 +1986 This is the first amnesia movie in which we root for the hero not to get his memory back. 3.5/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid April 29, 2003 +1986 That rare thing: a movie that makes you feel good by sharing some of your pain. 4/5 fresh Geoff Pevere 1 Toronto Star April 25, 2003 +1986 [Kaurismaki] trusts us to find the humor and the humanity that coexist in his world and in the process retains a purity of style and intent. 4/4 fresh Edward Guthmann 1 San Francisco Chronicle April 25, 2003 +1986 It manages to build slowly into a whimsically charming story about finding love and making do with what life throws at you. 3/4 fresh Chris Knight 0 National Post April 25, 2003 +1986 Too rich, too intelligent, too deep and too accessible to ignore. 4.5/5 fresh Bruce Kirkland 0 Jam! Movies April 25, 2003 +1986 Delightful and clever. 3/4 fresh Wesley Morris 1 Boston Globe April 25, 2003 +1986 For a world that's increasingly globalized yet also increasingly fragmented, The Man Without a Past resonates deeply as a bittersweet fairy tale, resplendent with the hope of salvation. fresh Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece 0 PopMatters April 25, 2003 +1986 [Kaurismaki's] a humanist bearing witness to the human parade. To be part of that parade is to be touched by his perspective, and to have your world altered -- magically, fleetingly, memorably. 3.5/4 fresh Rick Groen 1 Globe and Mail April 25, 2003 +1986 An engaging, absorbing, strangely illuminating experience. B+ fresh William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 25, 2003 +1986 The prolific Kaurismaki's sweetest slice-of-lifer yet. 3/4 fresh Glenn Lovell 1 San Jose Mercury News April 24, 2003 +1986 This underclass fable is slight, finally, but its miserable/waggishly optimistic worldview leaves you feeling a little more alive. fresh David Edelstein 1 Slate April 22, 2003 +1986 It's wonderfully refreshing. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper April 21, 2003 +1986 A delicious blend of hilarity and heartbreak. 3.5/4 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone April 20, 2003 +1986 Leaves us to admire the technique and the music without giving us much more to care about. 2/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews April 17, 2003 +1986 Droll, reticent, flawlessly filmed fable of generosity. fresh Richard Corliss 1 TIME Magazine April 16, 2003 +1986 The film is sporadically hilarious in a chilly, unemphatic way. But for what may be the first time here, Kaurismaki also seems to be genuinely enamored of every mushy, underlying sentiment he might once have held up to withering examination. 3/4 fresh Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News April 11, 2003 +1986 Offers up a subversive comic sensibility, one that somehow combines Buster Keaton's deadpan stare with Frank Capra's tireless optimism and filters them both through a black-ice Finnish point of view. 4/5 fresh Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times April 10, 2003 +1986 In vibrant color, accompanied by mutated Finnish rockabilly and possessed by Kaurismaki's trademark bleak hilarity, it includes all the deadpan delivery, heavy drinking and bad luck of his earlier films. fresh Andrew Mann 1 L.A. Weekly April 10, 2003 +1986 A surprisingly quirky and touching romantic comedy. 3/4 fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews April 10, 2003 +1986 Hopeful about the ability for man to persevere in a capricious world. 3.5/4 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central April 5, 2003 +1986 Offers a surprisingly touching and simple story about human dignity in the most trying of circumstances. B fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) April 5, 2003 +1986 [A] warm and utterly beguiling fable. 3.5/5 fresh Ken Fox 0 TV Guide April 4, 2003 +1986 An understated but weirdly grabbing portrait of a man who loses his memory after being mugged and cobbles together an alternative existence with minimal means. 3/4 fresh Jan Stuart 1 Newsday April 4, 2003 +1986 Sublime, with a touch of the ridiculous. 3.5/4 fresh Megan Lehmann 1 New York Post April 4, 2003 +1986 An extraordinarily good-natured movie. fresh Charles Taylor 1 Salon.com April 4, 2003 +1986 Kaurismaki is Finland's greatest filmmaker, and never has he more artfully balanced his patented blend of deadpan humor, low-key melodrama, and toe-tapping music. 4/4 fresh David Sterritt 0 Christian Science Monitor April 3, 2003 +1986 Provokes thought and provides joy in equal measure. 9/10 fresh Erich Scholz 0 Citysearch April 3, 2003 +1986 A magically dislocated world quite unlike any current filmmaker's, one that provokes laughter, sadness and uplift all at once. fresh Erica Abeel 0 Film Journal International March 22, 2003 +1986 Kaurismaki's originality makes his Man both extremely affecting and engaging. 4/5 fresh Ed Scheid 0 Boxoffice Magazine March 10, 2003 +1986 The problem is, the humour of the material does not combine as well as it should with the filmmaking style. The method is absurdist, and so are the characters, and there's nothing straight to play off. 2.5/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic March 2, 2003 +1986 This is a very simple story, but it builds beautifully to an endearing and witty romance. 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Film Threat January 21, 2003 +1986 This film finds the Finn at his sunniest and most accessible. 8/10 fresh Josh Ralske 0 All Movie Guide January 12, 2003 +1986 It is at once artful and unpretentious, sophisticated and completely accessible, sure of its own authority and generous toward characters and audience alike -- a movie whose intended public is the human race. 4.5/5 fresh 1 New York Times November 25, 2002 +1986 One of Kaurismaki's more pleasant and likeable films. 6/10 fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews November 5, 2002 +1986 A scruffy and endearing film about the adventures of an amnesiac on the fringes of society where he finds more kindness that he can handle. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice October 8, 2002 +1986 The cavalier attitude of the movie seems utterly unconcerned with whether or not the audience picks up on any of the jokes, all of which are delivered with an unaffected, deadpan style. 3/4 fresh Jeremy Heilman 0 MovieMartyr.com October 5, 2002 +1986 A more sublime viewing experience you could scarcely hope for. 4.5/5 fresh Adam Nayman 0 eye WEEKLY October 2, 2002 +1986 Though his engagement of silent idiom recalls Chaplin, his leisurely pacing brings to mind Jarmusch. 2.5/4 fresh Ed Gonzalez 0 Slant Magazine October 1, 2002 +1986 Without question, one of the finest films to be released this year...consummate filmmaking fresh Arthur Lazere 0 culturevulture.net October 1, 2002 +1986 The Man Without a Past earns amusing comic points without seeming to strain for them. 3.5/5 fresh Jeremiah Kipp 0 Filmcritic.com October 1, 2002 +1986 A sublime work, at once comic, melancholy, meditative, liberating and philosophical. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter June 5, 2002 +1986 4/5 fresh 0 Empire Magazine December 30, 2006 +1986 4/5 fresh 0 Film Threat December 6, 2005 +1986 B+ fresh Daniel Kasman 0 d+kaz. intelligent movie reviews August 7, 2004 +1986 3/4 fresh 0 Hartford Courant July 19, 2003 +1986 5/5 fresh Greg Muskewitz 0 eFilmCritic.com July 7, 2003 +1986 B fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com July 5, 2003 +1986 3/5 fresh Kimberley Jones 0 Austin Chronicle June 8, 2003 +1986 3/4 fresh Susan Tavernetti 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 20, 2003 +1986 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall November 3, 2002 +1987 The genial comedy has its funny moments, but overall lacks a knockout punch. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews June 27, 2010 +1987 Rings true in its treatment of how men and women differ in their treatment of love. 3/5 fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice August 27, 2004 +1987 A hauntingly beautiful tale that will stay with you. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews December 19, 2001 +1987 2/5 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 Fantastica Daily October 9, 2005 +1987 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 10, 2005 +1987 5/5 fresh Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) April 7, 2004 +1987 1/5 rotten Chris Barsanti 0 Filmcritic.com February 4, 2004 +1987 3/5 fresh Brandon Judell 0 PopcornQ May 8, 2003 +1987 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette July 31, 2002 +1987 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1987 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1991 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com September 27, 2005 +1991 0/5 rotten Linda Cook 0 Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) August 4, 2004 +1991 1/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com January 6, 2003 +1992 It was like a witty and stylish description of a dripping tap or a damp sock. Dripping taps and damp socks are all very well, I thought to myself at the end of the film, but when it comes to the crunch, who gives a fink? rotten Vanessa Letts 0 The Spectator July 24, 2018 +1992 Weird, funny, would-be cult film, filled with its strange spaces and surreal dream logic. 4/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid August 24, 2017 +1992 "Part ""Eraserhead"" and part ""Naked Lunch,"" ""Barton Fink"" is like whitefish on sand." B fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 14, 2017 +1992 It's at its best when young Barton Fink simply stares at a picture of a bathing beauty contemplating the ocean -- a Hollywood dream. 3.5/4 fresh Gene Siskel 1 Chicago Tribune January 16, 2013 +1992 Goes off the deep end. B fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews April 4, 2011 +1992 Bizarre Hollywood dream factory. Teens only. 4/5 fresh Kelly Kessler 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1992 Resembles not the artist's churning mind but the filmmakers' conjoined colon rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion November 15, 2009 +1992 Gnomic, claustrophobic, hallucinatory, just plain weird, it is the kind of movie critics can soak up thousands of words analyzing and cinephiles can soak up at least three espressos arguing their way through. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine October 13, 2009 +1992 Again the Coens take familiar movie tropes and twist them into something new. This may be their most haunting movie. fresh David Ansen 1 Newsweek October 18, 2008 +1992 Does cinema get any better than this? 3/5 fresh Clint Morris 0 Moviehole April 19, 2008 +1992 The film's period decor, mood lighting and artful camerawork are beautiful, at times thrilling, to look at. 3.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide November 6, 2007 +1992 Scene after scene is filled with a ferocious strength and humor. fresh Variety Staff 1 Variety November 6, 2007 +1992 This creepy satire is full of laughs and flaky twists, but by the end you may still be scratching your head. rotten Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader November 6, 2007 +1992 Fascinating tale by the Coen brothers, among their best, with standout work by leads Turturro and Goodman. 5/5 fresh Steve Crum 0 Video-Reviewmaster.com November 4, 2007 +1992 The worst of the Coens' genre-ransacking; mean and self-congratulatory. 0/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) February 9, 2006 +1992 Somehow everything coheres, thanks to the Coens' superb writing and assured direction, and a roster of marvellous performances. The result works on numerous levels, thrilling the mind, ears and eyes, and racking the nerves. fresh Geoff Andrew 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1992 "Written during their own creative block, Joel and Ethan Coen's noirish satirical allegory decodes the myth of the ""sensitive"" artist, the mysteries of the creative process, and the ambiguities of Hollywood authorship." 4/5 fresh Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 3, 2005 +1992 ... a courageous and horrific glimpse through the ego and courage of the human spirit into the emptiness of even the kindest human being's heart. A fresh Jeffrey Overstreet 0 Looking Closer January 15, 2005 +1992 Another great turn by the Coen brothers, with regulars Turturro and Goodman at their best. 4/5 fresh Michael A. Smith 0 Nolan's Pop Culture Review November 11, 2004 +1992 A look at old Hollywood that's not just weird, but truly unsettling. 5/5 fresh Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) October 7, 2004 +1992 The Coens' unsettling evocation of isolation and madness is vividly realized; their ultimate meaning is insanely obscure. fresh Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly April 1, 2004 +1992 Nothing turns out as it seems, and the surreal finale to the film elevate the movie to being one of the Coens' best. 4.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 27, 2004 +1992 A parable about the intellectual vanity of a creative individual who wants to improve society with his vision of the common man. fresh 0 Spirituality and Practice July 18, 2003 +1992 Still the best film from the Coen brothers. 5/5 fresh Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central June 6, 2003 +1992 It's an exhilarating original. 4.5/5 fresh Vincent Canby 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1992 One of the few legitimate offshoots of David Lynch. 4/4 fresh Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central May 6, 2003 +1992 Hopelessly depressing epic starring John Turturro and John Goodman. The Coen brothers have perfected the dark comedy to an art form. 4/5 fresh Moira Sullivan 0 FilmFestivals.com April 23, 2003 +1992 Genius. Every aspiring screenwriter has been Barton Fink, and if they haven't yet, they will. 5/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times April 2, 2003 +1992 Richly compelling and disturbing. 5/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) January 9, 2003 +1992 Another quality film from the Coens. Goodman's best performance. 7/10 fresh Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum August 28, 2002 +1992 Interesting Coen Bros. venture. Goodman was most strange. 3/5 fresh Bob Bloom 0 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) August 15, 2002 +1992 The Coen brothers are among the most eclectic filmmakers around. 3.5/5 fresh Michael W. Phillips 0 Goatdog's Movies February 28, 2002 +1992 [The Coens'] most entertaining movie because it's explicitly about old Hollywood, their one true passion. fresh Stephen Farber 0 Movieline January 9, 2002 +1992 Partly hilarious, partly horrific, totally mesmerizing. 5/5 fresh Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone May 12, 2001 +1992 It's an assured piece of comic filmmaking. 3.5/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1992 If Fink lacks cumulative punch, its fighting power is a technical knockout. 3/5 fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1992 A triumph for the offbeat, grimly funny brothers, it reveals in its mythic fashion the vagaries of the creative process that plague every artist. 5/5 fresh Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1992 Fascinating in a creepy way. 5/5 fresh Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1992 Aside from Turturro and Goodman, this movie is chockful of good performances. 3.5/5 fresh Steve Davis 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1992 Certainly not for everyone, but if you're looking for something different, something outrageously fascinating, something daring and open-ended, this is it. 3.5/4 fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1992 Very strange but supremely well-crafted. fresh Mark R. Leeper 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1992 B fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1992 3/5 fresh Cole Smithey 0 ColeSmithey.com February 23, 2008 +1992 3/5 fresh 0 european-films.net June 10, 2006 +1992 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat November 2, 2004 +1992 5/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal February 13, 2004 +1992 1/5 rotten Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine December 23, 2003 +1992 3/5 fresh Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views October 30, 2003 +1992 4/5 fresh Rich Cline 0 Shadows on the Wall October 4, 2003 +1992 4/5 fresh Brian J. Arthurs 0 Beach Reporter (Southern California) November 8, 2002 +1992 4/5 fresh Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +1992 4/5 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 16, 2002 +1992 B fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 1991 +1993 With Life With Mikey, there's a little bit of Christmas in June, and a potential holiday favorite for years to come. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant June 8, 2018 +1993 ...a forgotten relic within Fox's spotty body of work. 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 16, 2016 +1993 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 2, 2005 +1993 2/5 rotten Clint Morris 0 Film Threat May 6, 2005 +1993 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal July 16, 2004 +1993 1/5 rotten Sarah Chauncey 0 Reel.com June 4, 2004 +1993 2/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) July 26, 2002 +1993 3/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 26, 2002 +1993 1/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1993 2/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1993 1/5 rotten Louis Black 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1995 A god awful committee made action film that falls apart at the seams by every passing minute. rotten Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed April 23, 2017 +1995 The movie is exhausting, utterly without feeling, and pointless -- though Smith looks great in his Western outfit. rotten Terrence Rafferty 1 New Yorker June 17, 2014 +1995 The result? A cautionary tale about boys and their toys and what happens when a star, Will Smith, and a director, Barry Sonnenfeld, are given way too much money to play with. rotten Paul Clinton 1 CNN.com June 17, 2014 +1995 In the tradition of such unwatchable blockbusters as Armageddon, Con Air, and Godzilla comes Wild Wild West, yet another cinematic Spruce Goose that illustrates how bigger is rarely better. rotten Nathan Rabin 1 AV Club June 17, 2014 +1995 Unfortunately, Smith's abundant charm is squandered by making him play second fiddle to a bunch of dumb machines that look like rejected maquettes from a Star Wars brainstorming session. rotten Michael O'Sullivan 1 Washington Post June 17, 2014 +1995 For maximum entertainment, a movie can't afford to waste so much time being its own carnival barker, relentlessly trying to drum up interest. 2/4 rotten Jami Bernard 1 New York Daily News June 17, 2014 +1995 For pure summer escapism, you could do far worse. fresh Matt Soergel 0 Florida Times-Union June 17, 2014 +1995 It's exasperating. Best to give a miss to a movie whose title should be Mild, Mild Zest, or just Failed, Failed Jest. rotten Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian June 17, 2014 +1995 A Smith blockbuster is as much a Fourth of July tradition as parades, barbecue picnics and patriotic speeches, but Wild Wild West is a wet firecracker. rotten Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer June 17, 2014 +1995 Bolstered by a subtly funny supporting turn by Kevin Kline and a scenery-chewing performance by Kenneth Branagh, Smith carries the movie with his signature ease. 2.5/4 fresh Ann Hornaday 0 Baltimore Sun June 17, 2014 +1995 Forget all the ruinously expensive special effects. They're not worth a minute of your time, much less two hours of mind-boggling mediocrity. rotten Andrew Sarris 1 Observer June 17, 2014 +1995 [Wild Wild West] is this year's Godzilla, Avengers and Spice World all rolled into one. It's the disappointment of the summer, the worst TV adaptation in recent memory and, almost needless to say, a fiasco of cosmic proportions. rotten Jay Boyar 1 Orlando Sentinel June 17, 2014 +1995 It will probably make buckets of money, but as this summer's action movie, Wild Wild West only gets mild. 2.5/4 rotten Sharon Pian 1 Seattle Times June 17, 2014 +1995 The script is remorselessly smutty, the one-liners are below average and the giant mechanical spider climax endlessly drawn out, but the wildly inventive gizmos give entertainment value and draw a shield over the numerous flaws. 2/5 rotten Alan Jones 0 Radio Times June 17, 2014 +1995 A hundred or so minutes of missable anti-entertainment. 2/5 rotten 0 Total Film June 17, 2014 +1995 Wild Wild West might once have had aspirations of becoming a grand Hollywood entertainment. Along the way, though, it turned into something far more routine, a slick and predictable piece of moviemaking that's ultimately routine and humdrum. rotten Philip Booth 0 Orlando Weekly June 17, 2014 +1995 Those expecting the quick wit and inventiveness of the television series will certainly be disappointed, as will those who expect the hip suavity that one usually gets from any performance by Will Smith. rotten Hal Hinson 0 New Times June 16, 2014 +1995 Handcuffed to this blockbuster of all blockbusters and sprawled in our reclining seats, we pass the time counting familiar scenes from other movies. 2.5/5 rotten Dayana Stetco 0 Metro Times (Detroit, MI) June 16, 2014 +1995 The credits for Wild Wild West are mostly exemplary, and yet the screenplay is swill. rotten Manohla Dargis 1 L.A. Weekly June 16, 2014 +1995 The film aims low and still misses. rotten Todd Anthony 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel June 16, 2014 +1995 Don't say I didn't warn you. C rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News June 16, 2014 +1995 Wild Wild West is a farce that's occasionally funny, often in a rather laboured way, occasionally thrilling and more than occasionally puerile. 3/5 rotten Margaret Pomeranz 0 sbs.com.au June 16, 2014 +1995 Having seen Wild Wild West, a retro-sci-fi Western comedy that tries to get laughs from a double amputee in a steam-powered wheelchair, I must ask: Where's the rest of the movie? The funny part? rotten Joe Morgenstern 1 Wall Street Journal June 16, 2014 +1995 As monoumentally stupid and aggressively anti-fun as the film's rancid reputation would have it be. 2/10 rotten Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy July 8, 2013 +1995 ...a sporadically amusing yet disastrously overblown adaptation... 2/4 rotten David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews May 21, 2011 +1995 Western action-comedy set in bordello; lots of gunfire. 2/5 rotten Nell Minow 0 Common Sense Media December 29, 2010 +1995 A film where the concept came first and the script -- and everything else -- seems to have finished a poor second. 2/5 rotten Andrew Collins 0 Empire Magazine May 18, 2008 +1995 Sonnenfeld's sardonic voice appears to have been trapped in the web of the giant iron spider that rampages through the last part of the film. rotten Andrea C. Basora 1 Newsweek May 18, 2008 +1995 Some very talented people stub their collective toes quite elaborately and expensively in Wild Wild West. rotten Todd McCarthy 1 Variety May 18, 2008 +1995 The most hollow of the recent Hollywood offerings. rotten 0 Film4 May 18, 2008 +1995 Sonnenfeld's cheerful irreverence keeps it reasonable. fresh Jonathan Rosenbaum 1 Chicago Reader May 18, 2008 +1995 Sad, desperate attempt at quirky action/comedy. 1.5/4 rotten Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound December 27, 2007 +1995 ...has style to spare, a few laughs and some imaginative touches. Also like 'Avengers' it has stars who look like they'd rather be somewhere else, a lack of verve and a script that takes the long road to nowhere. 1.5/4 rotten James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette August 6, 2007 +1995 This is not so much a review as an inquiry into memory, as I attempt to recover the one tiny redeeming virtue. 1/5 rotten Rob Gonsalves 0 eFilmCritic.com July 23, 2007 +1995 Wild Wild West is sadly a big disappointment considering the great team behind it. 0/4 rotten Garth Franklin 0 Dark Horizons October 30, 2006 +1995 This monument to the vacuous excesses of chequebook cinema highlights the desperation of those who throw money at the screen hoping it will buy them a blockbuster. rotten Trevor Johnston 1 Time Out January 26, 2006 +1995 The film is lean, but not mean, and entertains, mostly, from beginning to end. B- fresh Robin Clifford 0 Reeling Reviews April 9, 2005 +1995 Terribly lame humour don't help. 3/10 rotten Dragan Antulov 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews August 13, 2004 +1995 Smith's hip-hop aloofness and Kline's Master Thespian routines don't mesh. rotten Peter Rainer 1 New York Magazine/Vulture August 7, 2004 +1995 If every cloud has a silver lining, my lining is that my year-end worst list is one film closer to completion. 1/4 rotten Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 +1995 The sheer fun generated by the characterizations will provide enough entertainment value for the average moviegoer. 4/5 fresh John R. McEwen 0 Film Quips Online February 8, 2003 +1995 So we have a light comedy full of racial slurs and cripple jokes where the hero hunts down the mass-murderer who killed his parents. 0.5/5 rotten Ron Wells 0 Film Threat December 8, 2002 +1995 Wild Wild West has six screenwriters and between them they couldn't come up with one good idea or one decent line of dialogue. 1/4 rotten Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid November 22, 2002 +1995 There are six writers and eight producers listed in the credits. Is it any wonder that it feels like an amalgamation of mismatched bits and pieces? rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune November 6, 2002 +1995 The plot and action are so preposterous that it's jarring when the movie tries to introduce serious business. 2.5/4 rotten Margaret A. McGurk 0 Cincinnati Enquirer October 15, 2002 +1995 It makes for a satisfying summer moviegoing experience. 3/4 fresh Kevin N. Laforest 0 Montreal Film Journal September 10, 2002 +1995 The ace in the hole in Wild Wild West is Shakespearean Kenneth Branagh as the villain, Loveless. 3/4 fresh Bob Graham 1 San Francisco Chronicle June 18, 2002 +1995 The script is serviceable and sporadically amusing but lacks spark and polish; the pacing feels not brisk but downright brusque. 2.5/5 rotten 0 Boxoffice Magazine June 5, 2002 +1995 ...it has so many gadgets and gizmos in it that it sinks under its own weight. 5/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis April 21, 2002 +1995 The movie's problem is that it's a cartoon, offering no emotional involvement with its characters and no dramatic imperative. C+ rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer April 3, 2002 +1995 This film is fun most of the time. 3/4 fresh Ray Conlogue 1 Globe and Mail March 22, 2002 +1995 Gets by on sheer style, as well as the irrepressible likeability of its star Will Smith. fresh Andrew O'Hehir 0 Sight and Sound March 3, 2002 +1995 A giant, bombastic flop of a movie. 1.5/4 rotten James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk February 27, 2001 +1995 Mild Mild Mess 3/5 rotten 0 3BlackChicks Review February 14, 2001 +1995 It was fun. 2.5/4 fresh Emily Blunt 0 Blunt Review February 14, 2001 +1995 While its television counterpart will continue to live on in syndication, this version is headed for Boot Hill. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1995 There's so much going on at every moment that the movie keeps you going on visual stimulation alone, and that kind of pleasure should never get short shrift. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com January 1, 2000 +1995 Wild Wild West is a comedy dead zone. You stare in disbelief as scenes flop and die. The movie is all concept and no content; the elaborate special effects are like watching money burn on the screen. 1/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1995 Wild Wild West is hardly flawless, but it's lots of fun nevertheless. fresh Peter Brunette 1 Film.com January 1, 2000 +1995 Clunky and ungainly. rotten 0 E! Online January 1, 2000 +1995 In this noisy, joyless, bizarrely static fiasco, every element on screen seems to let the air out of the one before it. D+ rotten Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly January 1, 2000 +1995 Will Smith, what were you thinking? 0.5/4 rotten Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1995 Wild Wild West is fun and funny where it should have been wild and wilder. fresh Louis B. Hobson 0 Jam! Movies January 1, 2000 +1995 The contempt for the audience displayed in Wild Wild West is breathtaking. 3/10 rotten MaryAnn Johanson 0 Flick Filosopher January 1, 2000 +1995 All looks and little substance, the film is visually appealing but clearly shows that the same detail was not applied to its story. rotten Jim Judy 0 Screen It! January 1, 2000 +1995 It's shallow, predictable and completely overblown, but it's also good-natured and reasonably fun. 6 rotten Brian Webster 0 Apollo Guide January 1, 2000 +1995 Extremely stupid and incompetent. rotten Amy Taubin 1 Village Voice January 1, 2000 +1995 Will Smith is a mighty star, so fabulously charismatic and adorably self-confident that he almost overcomes the blatantly dumb plotting of Barry Sonnenfeld's version of the old Robert Conrad TV series. fresh Cynthia Fuchs 0 Philadelphia City Paper January 1, 2000 +1995 The effects are done well, but we are long past the era in which good special effects alone could carry a movie. 1.5/4 rotten Madeleine Williams 0 Cinematter January 1, 2000 +1995 Wild Wild Worst, Worst Worst West, Vile Vile West -- I haven't decided which is my favourite alternate title but they all apply to this hulking, overblown piece of celluloid garbage. rotten Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile January 1, 2000 +1995 The Summer's best reason to count popcorn kernels, unless you find yourself counting sheep first. rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! January 1, 2000 +1995 Point the finger of shame at the crack staff of writers. 2/10 rotten Jon Popick 0 Planet S Magazine January 1, 2000 +1995 An elaborately overpriced, over-hyped, and overproduced shell of a movie that will make history only as one of the screen's more self-indulgent box-office bombs. rotten KJ Doughton 0 Nitrate Online January 1, 2000 +1995 This is exactly the right kind of movie fun for a scorching hot summer day when your brain is too tired to think and will settle for being amused. 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat January 1, 2000 +1995 It was if the cinema had been turned into a laugh-free zone. 1.5/4 rotten James O'Ehley 0 Sci-Fi Movie Page January 1, 2000 +1995 Leaves you wondering how things could have gone this wrong for a team of first-rate talents. 1/4 rotten Susan Stark 1 Detroit News January 1, 2000 +1995 How can studios pour millions of dollars and masses of talent into that a project that inspires such apathy? 1.5/4 rotten Ian Waldron-Mantgani 0 UK Critic January 1, 2000 +1995 It's often hard to tell what's going on -- where, when, and why. 1.5/5 rotten Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1995 Even if it's not an outright bomb, the film is still a huge disappointment, considering the level of talent involved. rotten Jeff Vice 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1995 It isn't funny, and it isn't exciting. 2/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1995 A thoroughly misconceived mishmash of pop attitude, nostalgia and James Bond-style gadgetry turns the fondly remembered Western TV series into a monumental misfire of a summer action movie. C- rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus January 1, 2000 +1995 No-surprises, entirely by-the-numbers plot. rotten Doris Toumarkine 0 Film Journal International January 1, 2000 +1995 If you don't think Kevin Kline in drag is funny, wait 'til you see Will Smith in drag -- it's even less funny. 1/4 rotten Bill Chambers 0 Film Freak Central January 1, 2000 +1995 There's no denying that the picture is a mess; but speaking as someone who finds the 'blockbuster rhythm' to be generally stupefying, there's some pleasure to be had in tuning in those rogue notes. fresh Noel Murray 0 Nashville Scene January 1, 2000 +1995 It's like an Artemus Gordon contrivance that won't quite work. 2/4 rotten Walter V. Addiego 0 San Francisco Examiner January 1, 2000 +1995 It is an obnoxious, sexist, crude, disgusting, and dead-in-the-water series of lame actions and insipid character situations. 0/4 rotten David Keyes 0 Cinemaphile.org January 1, 2000 +1995 The clanky screenplay is downright dopey. D rotten Gary Brown 0 Houston Community Newspapers January 1, 2000 +1995 An almost complete waste of time, talent, money, and giant mechanical spiders. 1/4 rotten Rod Armstrong 0 Reel.com January 1, 2000 +1995 I did not laugh once during this entire picture. 3/10 rotten 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium January 1, 2000 +1995 Moderately amusing. 6/10 fresh Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve January 1, 2000 +1995 Whenever the action threatens to become thrilling, it is undercut by silliness. rotten Steven Rosen 1 Denver Post January 1, 2000 +1995 Few things are potentially more dangerous to the health of a studio picture than giving a director and a star enough rope to hang themselves. rotten Kenneth Turan 1 Los Angeles Times January 1, 2000 +1995 The western deserves better. So do Smith, Kline and Branagh. So do Hayek and Sonnenfeld. And maybe even, heaven help us, so does The Wild, Wild West. 2/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune January 1, 2000 +1995 Ruled by increasingly ghoulish special effects, it leaves reality so far behind that its storytelling would be arbitrary even by comic-book standards, and its characters share no common ground or emotional connection. rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times January 1, 2000 +1995 The Wild, Wild West is a rambling wreck from computer tech and a helluva souvenir - that is, for those interested in artifacts representing the American movie at its worst. rotten Stephen Hunter 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1995 The most special effect in the movie is the incandescent star power of Will Smith. fresh Joe Leydon 0 MSNBC January 1, 2000 +1995 The quintessential cotton candy movie: It's pleasant, brightly colored and the minute it's done it's as though it were never there. 2.5/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide January 1, 2000 +1995 The action plods, the characterizations are thin and inconsistent, and worst of all the comedy's not very funny. rotten Kevin Maynard 1 Mr. Showbiz January 1, 2000 +1995 The future of the nation and the life of a president are at stake, but no one expresses fear because they're too busy being cool. rotten Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press January 1, 2000 +1995 A mountain of bad writing, a confusing plot, atrocious jokes and surprisingly bad special effects. rotten Charlie McCollum 1 San Jose Mercury News January 1, 2000 +1995 An insanely over-hyped dud. rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald January 1, 2000 +1995 Wild Wild West deserves only one wild. rotten Philip Wuntch 1 Dallas Morning News January 1, 2000 +1995 A stylish, witty, imaginative diversion. fresh Brian Farnham 0 Citysearch January 1, 2000 +1995 Heaven knows he gives it his best, but not even the smart, sexy and immensely likable Smith can save this awful Barry Sonnenfeld picture from the oblivion it surely deserves. rotten Rod Dreher 1 New York Post January 1, 2000 +1995 "It is not a good film, but it isn't a disaster like last year's ""The Avengers,"" either." 2.5/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope January 1, 2000 +1995 Jump on the bandwagon, because it's really THAT bad. 2/10 rotten Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com January 1, 2000 +1995 I figured the screenwriters would rape the show for its best elements, then stoke it with paint-by-numbers action and effect sequences, and I was right. 2/4 rotten Rob Blackwelder 0 SPLICEDWire January 1, 2000 +1995 Although most of the jokes fall flat and the action isn't all that creative, what's missing most from the film is a sense of wonder and magic. D- rotten Chuck Rudolph 0 Matinee Magazine January 1, 2000 +1995 Amazingly, this film is pretty much just as bad as the critics have made it out to be. rotten Widgett Walls 0 Needcoffee.com January 1, 2000 +1995 Like a botched chemical equation, these seemingly perfect ingredients combine into a fizzle. 2/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 1, 2000 +1995 It just feels tired. 5/10 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1995 The latest in a tiresome stream of adaptations of old television shows. 1.5/4 rotten Bob Bloom 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews January 1, 2000 +1995 I wasn't prepared to see such inanity from Will Smith. 2/4 rotten Eugene Novikov 0 Film Blather January 1, 2000 +1995 Basically, what you see in the trailer is what you get, and nothing more. 1.5/4 rotten Dustin Putman 0 TheFilmFile.com January 1, 2000 +1995 1/4 rotten Wesley Lovell 0 Cinema Sight January 29, 2003 +1995 1/4 rotten 0 CinemaSense.Com January 1, 2000 +1995 1/4 rotten Greg Dean 0 Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies January 1, 2000 +1996 This is a good-looking film, and Jackson is just so much fun to watch. The other horror films that are out there? This one's a slither above them all. B fresh Joel Siegel 0 Good Morning America January 4, 2018 +1996 A movie about snakes on a plane does not need to be straightforward; it only has a shot if it is either genuinely scary or so incredibly over the top it's funny. Snakes on a Plane is neither, but maybe Snakes on a Boat will be better. 4/10 rotten Joshua Starnes 0 ComingSoon.net March 30, 2011 +1996 Few studio-supported films match its B-movie nirvana of stupid-goodness. It's exactly what its title suggests and more ? the proof in the primal levels ranging from basic exploited fears to the crowd?s roaring reactions and howls of humor or horror. 3.5/4 fresh Nick Rogers 0 The Film Yap October 8, 2010 +1996 A snarky genre exercise and its own late-night sketch parody, it parades nothing so much as the force of the public's lowered expectations rotten Fernando F. Croce 0 CinePassion August 30, 2009 +1996 It hurts so good. Mike, Cro, Tom, we need you... fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed July 10, 2007 +1996 Its genre elements are completely honed down to their basest elements and exploited for the most fun possible. fresh Rob Humanick 0 Stranger Song July 3, 2007 +1996 Even if viewed entirely on its own terms, this film, like any snake, tapers at its end. 3/5 rotten Anton Bitel 0 musicOMH.com July 2, 2007 +1996 it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. 3/4 fresh Stefan Birgir 0 sbs.is May 27, 2007 +1996 Its trash pic spirit locates funny nuances of human behaviour. fresh Mark Palermo 0 The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) March 15, 2007 +1996 With entertainment this cardboard and weightless, isn't a response like disappointment disproportionately complex? 3/5 fresh Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) January 30, 2007 +1996 Snakes fails for the simple reason that it is a terrible, terrible movie. 1/10 rotten Jeff Otto 0 ReelzChannel.com January 11, 2007 +1996 The self-explanatory title of this campy disaster flick represents a rare case of cinematic truth-in-advertising, because it's all about snakes on a plane. 4/4 fresh Kam Williams 0 AALBC.com January 4, 2007 +1996 I kept imagining the Zucker brothers doing this. Could there be a sillier premise for a movie than snakes on crack? 6/10 rotten John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis December 17, 2006 +1996 It's too bad to work as thriller, but not nearly bad enough to earn a place in movie infamy. 2/4 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) November 5, 2006 +1996 The fact that there's a movie called Snakes on a Plane is a small miracle. The bigger miracle is that Ellis's hugely engaging popcorn flick is nearly as much fun as the movie that was already running in our heads. fresh Jason Anderson 0 CBC News November 4, 2006 +1996 click to read full review [Greek] 2/5 fresh Joseph Proimakis 0 Movies for the Masses October 3, 2006 +1996 A solid little B-movie arriving cloaked in the dodgy garb of a fanboy phenomenon, Snakes on a Plane really ought to garner some sort of award for truth in advertising: It's exactly what it says it is and very little else. 3/4 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle September 2, 2006 +1996 Should convince studios that banking on computer-weaned kids to actually leave their keyboards to venture out of the house and pay for a movie was, is and will remain a bad idea. 2/4 rotten Matt Brunson 0 Creative Loafing August 30, 2006 +1996 Intentional low camp always seems wrong unless it's very funny; in trash, one wants clumsiness, even a certain tackiness, and this movie has the production values and the high-tech fluency of a much bigger movie. rotten David Denby 1 New Yorker August 28, 2006 +1996 All those CGI snakes can be quite shudder-inducing. But there is also something cheerfully ridiculous in the way the film switches to rubber snakes for hand-to-hand combat. 3/5 fresh Peter Bradshaw 0 Guardian August 26, 2006 +1996 Ends up just being a fairly good Bad Movie. 3/4 fresh Scott Nash 0 Three Movie Buffs August 26, 2006 +1996 All very well, but it is by no means the giddy delight that the fans hoped for. 3/5 fresh Kim Newman 0 Empire Magazine August 26, 2006 +1996 Jackson's unflinching eyes carry this B-movie gem, a film that turns out to be everything it, and a legion of online fans, said it would be. fresh Urban Cinefile 0 Urban Cinefile August 26, 2006 +1996 Snakes plus a plane plus a year of Internet hype do not a blockbuster make. 6/10 fresh John Wirt 0 Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) August 25, 2006 +1996 Make no mistake, this movie is trash, but it's meant to be, and I'd be lying if I said it wasn't also a lot of fun. 2.5/4 fresh Russ Breimeier 0 Christianity Today August 25, 2006 +1996 [A] blast for anyone who appreciates scares, laughs and all-out entertainment in their summer flicks. 7/10 fresh 0 JoBlo's Movie Emporium August 25, 2006 +1996 Snakes on a Plane has an irresistible title and an impressive promotional campaign -- but pitches aren't plots, and marketing isn't moviemaking. 1/4 rotten James Rocchi 0 Cinematical August 24, 2006 +1996 Pretty fun and takes advantage of its goofy premise in every way it can ... [but] I really don't envy the position this movie found itself in. 7/10 fresh Jeffrey Chen 0 Window to the Movies August 24, 2006 +1996 Imagine if you will that a monstrous, CGI-sized jumbo python has squeezed together Airport and Alligator. What you'd then have is Snakes on a Plane. 3/4 fresh Lori Hoffman 0 Atlantic City Weekly August 24, 2006 +1996 The movie isn't just mediocre -- it's profoundly mediocre. 2/5 rotten Randy Shulman 0 Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) August 24, 2006 +1996 ...mostly delivers what the title promises and the anticipation hoped for...mostly. fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat August 24, 2006 +1996 Put simply, this is quite possibly the most fun you'll have in the cinema all year. If you like the title, you'll love the film. Highly recommended. 5/5 fresh Matthew Turner 0 ViewLondon August 24, 2006 +1996 Snakes was the best instantly disposable cinematic event I've attended since Bride of Chucky was launched on an unsuspecting world eight years ago. 3/5 fresh Steve Schneider 0 Orlando Weekly August 24, 2006 +1996 This kind of film should be like a porno: Don't even bother trying to come up with a plot, just cut to the money shot. 3/4 fresh Gina Carbone 0 Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) August 23, 2006 +1996 The movie plays to every expectation the viewer might have -- the more absurd, the better. In this regard, it doesn't miss a trick. 4/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) August 23, 2006 +1996 This repitilian horror thriller is the stuff of which nightmares are made. 8/10 fresh Susan Granger 0 Modamag.com August 23, 2006 +1996 "One important reason why Snakes on a Plane works is ""supercool"" Samuel L. Jackson. Quite honestly, I don't think the film would be as good if it were Josh Lucas, or Dennis Quaid, or Kurt Russell fighting the snakes." 3/4 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat August 22, 2006 +1996 It's easily the best popcorn movie of the summer. 3.5/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews August 22, 2006 +1996 Faced with such an enthusiastic fanbase, all that director David Ellis had to do was deliver on the promise of his brilliant title, and he has done exactly that. 3/5 fresh Paul Arendt 0 BBC.com August 22, 2006 +1996 Jackson is key to keeping Snakes on a Plane from slithering into complete preposterousness. 3/5 fresh James Kendrick 0 Q Network Film Desk August 22, 2006 +1996 Still, this infectious high-in-the-sky thriller radiates with an exploitative off-the-cuff sly wink that's both calculating and campy. 2.5/4 fresh Frank Ochieng 0 Movie Eye August 21, 2006 +1996 A triumph of high-concept but low-ambition filmmaking. C+ rotten Robert Denerstein 1 Denver Rocky Mountain News August 21, 2006 +1996 Diving into the merits of a movie where people are dodging snakes whipping through a depressurized cabin is a bit like trying to pick apart the subtext of Space Mountain. fresh 0 Oregonian August 21, 2006 +1996 There's a certain knee-jerk impulse to bash Snakes, just because of all the ridiculous buildup, but the film delivers on its promise of reptilian fun, with a camp mix of comedy, horror and suspense. 2.5/4 fresh Lisa Rose 1 Newark Star-Ledger August 21, 2006 +1996 Kiss my asp. 1.5/4 rotten Thomas Delapa 0 Boulder Weekly August 21, 2006 +1996 Yeah, I know that it's something Snidely Whiplash or Wile E. Coyote would think up, but you knew what you were getting into when you decided to see this thing. 3/5 fresh Eric Lurio 0 Greenwich Village Gazette August 21, 2006 +1996 SoaP is everything its cracked up to be and more, a monster movie and disaster flick rolled into one 3/4 fresh Kit Bowen 0 Hollywood.com August 21, 2006 +1996 It's hard to imagine a more entertaining premise for a thriller and, for the most part, Snakes on a Plane delivers the tongue-in-cheek fun implied by its title. fresh Ethan Alter 0 Film Journal International August 21, 2006 +1996 'Snakes are definitely a mid-air danger,' said Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff. 'It's on the list right before 'holding your palm in front of a pilot's eyes to block his view.' D rotten Mark Ramsey 0 MovieJuice! August 21, 2006 +1996 Snakes on a Plane is good fun that could have been great fun. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) August 21, 2006 +1996 "As I said, SOAP makes no apologies and that is the beauty of it. It's rare that a movie is presented as ""It is what it is"". " 3/5 fresh 0 3BlackChicks Review August 21, 2006 +1996 A diverting bit of faddish silliness; enjoyable for what it is, but presuming more in its oddly postmodern way than it has any right to. B- fresh Rob Vaux 0 Flipside Movie Emporium August 20, 2006 +1996 This is the stuff of direct-to-video trash, but what fun trash this is. 3/4 fresh Mark Dujsik 0 Mark Reviews Movies August 20, 2006 +1996 Strictly B-movie but rocking with energy. 3/4 fresh Jeanne Aufmuth 0 Palo Alto Weekly August 20, 2006 +1996 never less than entertaining 3.5/5 fresh Jesse Hassenger 0 Filmcritic.com August 20, 2006 +1996 "It pains me to say this, but, believe the hype. Once it gets going, ""Snakes On A Plane,"" is a pure rush of fun and ""oh my god, I can't believe they did that,"" moments." B fresh Michelle Alexandria 0 Eclipse Magazine August 20, 2006 +1996 A Rocky Horror group experience. SOAP has too much nasty fun to miss. fresh Victoria Alexander 0 Movie Reviews in Croatian August 19, 2006 +1996 Not witty enough to be a spoof and not frightening enough as a horror tale, this one would not scare dedicated ophidiophonbes. C+ rotten Harvey S. Karten 0 Compuserve August 19, 2006 +1996 The one thing that could kill the phenomenon that is 'Snakes on a Plane' has arrived: 'Snakes on a Plane.' 2.5/4 rotten John Beifuss 0 Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) August 19, 2006 +1996 Dumb and silly and fun, just not as dumb and silly and fun as I'd hoped it would be. 6 rotten Dan Jardine 0 Cinemania August 18, 2006 +1996 Cheesy B movies tend to be more fun when they aren't so keenly aware of their cheesy B-movie status. 4/10 rotten Chuck O'Leary 0 FulvueDrive-in.com August 18, 2006 +1996 It's one more cheesy, broadly played, poorly paced, instantly forgettable August action movie. C rotten William Arnold 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 18, 2006 +1996 The plot is ridiculous and the characters are cardboard, but none of that really matters once the snakes get into the fuselage and start zapping people, the very definition of entertainment. fresh J. R. Jones 1 Chicago Reader August 18, 2006 +1996 This Internet-promoted lark about a Hawaii-to-L.A. flight besieged by a frenzied tangle of snakes is hilariously funny, full of fang-popping scares, and guaranteed to increase travel by train. 3/4 fresh Jack Mathews 1 New York Daily News August 18, 2006 +1996 Alas, it never quite reaches that gaga level that would truly send it over the top, but this disaster flick is hardly disastrous. 2.5/4 rotten Pam Grady 0 Reel.com August 18, 2006 +1996 Usually you can laugh with a bad movie it or laugh at it. But Snakes on a Plane is laughing at you. It not only fulfills the low expectations of its title, it Tasers them into submission. 2/4 rotten Duane Dudek 0 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 18, 2006 +1996 When 'fans' respond to an unabashedly silly title like Snakes on a Plane and start riffing on it, how seriously do they mean for their suggestions to be taken? 2/5 rotten Carina Chocano 1 Los Angeles Times August 18, 2006 +1996 Chances are you'll be too giddy to think about anything other than a second helping. Tarantulas on a Train? Scorpions on a Sailboat perhaps? Fear not, the internet is already abuzz. fresh Scott Foundas 1 L.A. Weekly August 18, 2006 +1996 Like the flailing airline industry -- which probably sent executives out for ice packs when they heard the title -- it gives you the ride you paid for, and nothing extra. rotten Jim Ridley 1 Village Voice August 18, 2006 +1996 New Line has nothing to fear, for Snakes on a Plane is a thrill, seeking, action-packed joy ride that will have you jumping in your seats. B fresh Wilson Morales 0 BlackFilm.com August 18, 2006 +1996 The whole enterprise has the sweaty sheen that comes from trying too hard to be cool. 2/4 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide August 18, 2006 +1996 The movie is aware of its cheesiness, one reason it works so well. It's an exploitation flick that knows what it wants to do, and it gets the job done expertly. 4/5 fresh Randy Cordova 1 Arizona Republic August 18, 2006 +1996 The greatest title in history is, when executed as an actual movie, venomously awful. 0.5/4 rotten Phoebe Flowers 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel August 18, 2006 +1996 Snakes on a Plane is pure escapist fun and absolutely nothing more. fresh Jen Chaney 1 Washington Post August 18, 2006 +1996 Snakes was born dumb, but was then rendered ordinary. 1/4 rotten Terry Lawson 1 Detroit Free Press August 18, 2006 +1996 The director, David R. Ellis, is not exactly Alfred Hitchcock -- he's often messy in his stagings -- but as his picture rattles along its thrill a minute flight plan he does manage to induce a certain amnesia about its preposterous premise. fresh Richard Schickel 1 TIME Magazine August 18, 2006 +1996 ... an exploitation film that because of the well-executed gimmicky snake angle will be ensured staying power as a cultish camp classic. B- fresh Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews August 18, 2006 +1996 You'll never complain about those in-flight meals again. Things could be so much worse. fresh Kirk Honeycutt 1 Hollywood Reporter August 18, 2006 +1996 Samuel L. Jackson is on record as saying this movie isn't for critics. He's right about that. The problem is, it's not for many other people, either. Unless they're stoned. Or drunk. Or just enjoy making fun of bad movies. 2.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews August 18, 2006 +1996 [We] have SoaP to remind us of what a B movie can be when it's produced with utter contempt for its target audience. 1.5/4 rotten Peter Travers 1 Rolling Stone August 18, 2006 +1996 Whether Snakes on a Plane means to be bad, or is just bad by being its own bad self, the truth is it's so bad that it's pretty good. fresh Michael Booth 1 Denver Post August 18, 2006 +1996 It is a great cheeseball of silliness, a 'B' movie that has enough sense to embrace its 'B'-ness and then squeeze, like a boa constrictor. It is intentionally sublimely ridiculous from beginning to end. B fresh Tom Long 1 Detroit News August 18, 2006 +1996 Without that title and a year's worth of Internet-fueled buzz, this would be just another forgettable, mildly entertaining, mid-August throwaway movie. 2/4 rotten Richard Roeper 1 Chicago Sun-Times August 18, 2006 +1996 Snakes on a Plane could have been great, good-bad fun. All it had to do was live up to its name. rotten Stephanie Zacharek 1 Salon.com August 18, 2006 +1996 A staggeringly inane B-grade monster movie that doesn't pretend to be anything but a staggeringly inane B-grade monster movie and in fact so embraces its staggering B-grade inanity that it achieves a kind of elevated pop-cultural integrity. 2.5/4 rotten Amy Biancolli 1 Houston Chronicle August 18, 2006 +1996 There's no possibility it leaves unexplored. Snakes in a cockpit dashboard, snakes in a barf bag, in a runaway drink cart hurtling down the center aisle -- and that's saving the best reptile-in-an-unexpected-spot gags for your viewing pleasure. fresh Dana Stevens 1 Slate August 18, 2006 +1996 Worry not. I'm here to report Snakes On A Plane is a cheese crust pizza with double-cheese topping. It's so bad it's gouda. We're talking the kind of bad that inspires drinking games. 2.5/5 fresh Jim Slotek 0 Jam! Movies August 18, 2006 +1996 It's merely average. Director David R. Ellis and three credited writers have thought up a pretty cool situation but fail to do much more than deliver the requisite shock effects. 2/4 rotten Robert W. Butler 0 Kansas City Star August 18, 2006 +1996 Snakes on a Plane is neither as good nor as bad as you'd hoped it would be: It's just a mediocre exploitation picture with an inspired premise. rotten Rene Rodriguez 1 Miami Herald August 18, 2006 +1996 It's the funniest thriller of the year, although I'm not sure if everything we laugh at is supposed to be amusing. 2.5/4 rotten Jeff Strickler 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune August 18, 2006 +1996 The first Internet joke ever made into a movie, Snakes on a Plane is just ridiculous and depraved enough to excite a cult following among high campers who are ready to enlist in a movie that gets one over on Hollywood. 2.5/4 fresh Stephen Cole 1 Globe and Mail August 18, 2006 +1996 If loving S.O.A.P. is wrong, I don't want to be right. 3/4 fresh Kyle Smith 1 New York Post August 18, 2006 +1996 Being as susceptible to over-the-top gratuitous absurdity as the next person, I had as good a time watching the movie as I did listening to the shrieking and hooting from the audience -- both to join in the fun and keep fears at bay. 2.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday August 18, 2006 +1996 Sick as it is, it captures more of the joy of movie-going than virtually any other summer movie this year. 3/5 fresh Roger Moore 1 Orlando Sentinel August 18, 2006 +1996 At the end, the crowd applauded to signify their ironic appreciation for the imperishable pleasures of trash culture. Unfortunately, with Snakes on a Plane, there isn't much of a joke to be in on. 2/4 rotten David Hiltbrand 1 Philadelphia Inquirer August 18, 2006 +1996 It's all mano e snako, and lots of silly fun. At least Snakes on a Plane doesn't try to be anything but what it is. 6/10 fresh Jack Garner 0 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle August 18, 2006 +1996 The movie is slick pulp, cheaply funny, surely offensive to anyone squeamish or snake-fearing. fresh David Elliott 0 San Diego Union-Tribune August 18, 2006 +1996 If you can find a better time at the movies this year than this wild comic thriller, let me in on it. I'm there. 3/4 fresh Mick LaSalle 1 San Francisco Chronicle August 18, 2006 +1996 Rational people can agree on two things: Snakes are evil, and nobody swears more entertainingly than Samuel L. Jackson. fresh Mark Rahner 1 Seattle Times August 18, 2006 +1996 Some things you probably won't care about in Snakes on a Plane: character development, the musical score, harsh lighting that makes everyone look like they're wearing wrinkle-enlarging cream. Here's what you will care about: It's a lot of fun. 3/4 fresh Chris Hewitt 0 St. Paul Pioneer Press August 18, 2006 +1996 There is also something educational to be gleaned here: Snakes are not indigenous to Hawaii and they don't attack unless provoked. 2.5/4 fresh Claudia Puig 1 USA Today August 18, 2006 +1996 Snakes on a Plane is at its best when it surrenders to the exuberant trashiness and matter-of-fact hilarity promised by its title. fresh Justin Chang 1 Variety August 18, 2006 +1996 Me, I liked Anaconda better. 2/4 rotten Michael Phillips 1 Chicago Tribune August 18, 2006 +1996 The ultimate example of heavy hype and puny payoff. D- rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion August 18, 2006 +1996 it's certainly a prime slice of cheese-o-rama cinema, chock-full of gratuitous gore and nudity... This is truly filmmaking as seen through a fun-house mirror. 3/4 fresh James Sanford 0 Kalamazoo Gazette August 18, 2006 +1996 It's a very bad movie. So bad that the filmmakers have embraced its badness, relishing in its action-movie cliches. 1.5/5 rotten Annlee Ellingson 0 Boxoffice Magazine August 18, 2006 +1996 Jackson is The Man, and he bestrides this film with the authority of someone who knows the value of honest bilge. He's as much the auteur of this baby as the director and screenwriters, and that fierce glimmer in his eye is partly joy. 3.5/4 fresh Ty Burr 1 Boston Globe August 18, 2006 +1996 Call me. I'll see it again with you this weekend. B- fresh Bob Longino 1 Atlanta Journal-Constitution August 18, 2006 +1996 This is an event. It's a rare example of a film not just living up to the hype, but surpassing it. And it's the best time you'll have at the movies all summer, if not all year. fresh Christy Lemire 1 NPR.org August 18, 2006 +1996 They've really thought of everything. All those moments make you cheer because a film did exactly what you wanted it to. fresh Fred Topel 0 Can Magazine August 18, 2006 +1996 Unsure of whether to deliver scares or laughs, this aerial action-adventure winds up failing to consistently offer either, straining mightily, and ultimately futilely, to be all things to all people. 2/4 rotten Nick Schager 0 Slant Magazine August 18, 2006 +1996 "If you weren't among the diehard fans who went to see ""Snakes on a Plane"" at one of the late-night sneak peek screenings Thursday night, you missed the best reason to see this movie. " 2/4 rotten Rob Thomas 0 Capital Times (Madison, WI) August 18, 2006 +1996 Not much for the thinking viewer -- which Snakes on a Plane tries its best to render obsolete -- to latch onto. C- rotten Bryant Frazer 0 Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus August 18, 2006 +1996 Ellis and company miss out on so many opportunities for awesomeness, it's almost depressing. 2/4 rotten Phil Villarreal 0 Arizona Daily Star August 18, 2006 +1996 "In the end, ""Snakes on a Plane"" isn't so much a movie --- and a good one, in parts --- as it is the concluding installment of a long-building new-media phenomenon." 3/5 fresh Kurt Loder 0 MTV August 18, 2006 +1996 a cheesy, B-movie thrill ride with a lot of action, over-the-top special effects and a super cool leading man. 3/4 fresh Sean McBride 0 Sean the Movie Guy August 18, 2006 +1996 The equivalent of Spielberg during Raiders dropping thirty people in a row into the Well of the Souls, having them stare down the same snake, letting it lunge and then dropping another person down. 1/4 rotten Erik Childress 0 eFilmCritic.com August 18, 2006 +1996 "I imagine the four screenwriters divided it up: ""I'll make a list of places on the plane the snakes will be found, you do body parts they can bite, you do items on a plane that can be used as weapons, and you do things that can go wrong." B fresh Nell Minow 0 Movie Mom August 18, 2006 +1996 Snakes on a Plane is fully aware of how silly its situation is, but it doesn't try to take a tongue-in-cheek approach. It makes no apologies, 4/5 fresh Joshua Tyler 0 CinemaBlend August 18, 2006 +1996 You half expect them to wheel George Kennedy out for a cameo. 3/5 fresh Pete Vonder 0 Film Threat August 18, 2006 +1996 ...basically a Sci-Fi channel movie original with better-than-usual actors and a slightly naughtier sense of humor. It never takes itself seriously, and neither should you. fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 LYTRules.com August 18, 2006 +1996 Please ensure that your disbelief is safely stowed in the overhead compartment, as unsecured continuity problems may otherwise hinder your enjoyment of the ride. B+ fresh Alex Markerson 0 E! Online August 18, 2006 +1996 It's a relief to discover that Snakes on a Plane actually is what we hoped it would be: a really, really enjoyable bad movie. B+ fresh Eric D. Snider 0 EricDSnider.com August 18, 2006 +1996 "A terrifying triumph of hype, but...also the movie to preserve for all of Earth's recorded history Samuel L. Jackson lowering his gaze at Julianna Margulies and asking, ""Sporks?"" I dare you to look away." 2.5/4 fresh Peter Canavese 0 Groucho Reviews August 18, 2006 +1996 The greatest trick New Line Cinema ever pulled was convincing the world that it had something of great amusement behind their decision to hold Snakes from view up to the last minute. Now that the slither is out of the bag, let the yawns begin. D rotten Brian Orndorf 0 OhmyNews.com August 18, 2006 +1996 The movie is willing to throw practically anything on the screen, and a surprising amount sticks. 3/4 fresh Sean P. Means 0 Salt Lake Tribune August 18, 2006 +1996 While Snakes on a Plane isn't nearly as tight and twisted as it could have been, it'll no doubt tickle its intended audience endlessly. 3.5/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 Cinematical August 18, 2006 +1996 After a while we're stuck with a one-joke concept that got old months before the movie came out and gets older still as the movie wears on. 2/4 rotten Collin Souter 0 eFilmCritic.com August 17, 2006 +1996 If it could've been a little more stupid, it would've been bad-good. It's worth a look for those who love bad cinema. 7/10 fresh John Venable 0 Supercala.com August 17, 2006 +1996 In short, Snakes on a Plane delivers exactly what it promised and then some. And how often can you say that about a movie these days? 3/4 fresh Peter Howell 1 Toronto Star August 17, 2006 +1996 Snakes on a Plane may not be a good movie by conventional standards, but with the proper amount of love via audience participation, this genre picture is exactly the sort of silly fun that mega-priced, B-grade tentpole films often fail to be. B- fresh Mark Pfeiffer 0 August 17, 2006 +1996 Snakes on a Plane is kind of the ultimate B movie... One of the very best times I've ever had in a movie theater. 5/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com August 17, 2006 +1996 Less like a slick, vicious snake and more like its flaky, disposable skin. 1.5/4 rotten Matt Pais 0 Metromix.com August 17, 2006 +1996 Does the film deliver? Undeniably yes. Snakes On A Plane may, in fact, be in the top three most supremely entertaining films I have ever seen. A fresh Bill Clark 0 FromTheBalcony August 17, 2006 +1996 The massaged script is now a little too knowing and calculated, nudging the audience in anticipation of each snake attack or corny gag. rotten Nigel Floyd 1 Time Out August 17, 2006 +1996 3/5 fresh Jim Lane 0 Sacramento News & Review August 7, 2008 +1996 4/5 fresh Jennie Kermode 0 Eye for Film December 7, 2007 +1996 3/4 fresh Joe Lozito 0 Big Picture Big Sound July 14, 2007 +1996 B- fresh Scott Mendelson 0 rec.arts.movies.reviews April 25, 2007 +1996 6/10 fresh Raam Tarat 0 Future Movies UK August 26, 2006 +1996 4/5 fresh 0 Bullz-Eye.com August 19, 2006 +1996 C rotten Neil Miller 0 Film School Rejects August 18, 2006 +1996 A fresh Dave White 0 Movies.com August 18, 2006 +1997 It ultimately fails because it lacks sufficient satire or an edge. C rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews May 22, 2015 +1997 A one-joke movie, stretched to the limit. C- rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com August 3, 2011 +1997 Can you inflate a gimmick-driven comedy skit into a full-fledged feature film? Up to a point. rotten Duane Byrge 1 Hollywood Reporter May 16, 2008 +1997 Whether on Earth or in space, the jokes are either flat or hopelessly crude. 2/4 rotten 0 TV Guide May 16, 2008 +1997 A sweet, funny anarchic pastiche that should find broad based popularity. fresh Leonard Klady 1 Variety May 16, 2008 +1997 Its transition to the big screen suggests an idea that was plotted on the back of a beer mat when the creators were too pickled to stand up straight. One wishes they had passed out before they were so inspired. rotten 0 Film4 May 16, 2008 +1997 What's so funny? 0/4 rotten Michael Dequina 0 TheMovieReport.com January 4, 2004 +1997 Coneheads falls flat about as often as it turns funny, and displays more amiability than style. 2/5 rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times May 20, 2003 +1997 This film went so wrong somewhere, the 1/5 rotten Alex Sandell 0 Juicy Cerebellum April 30, 2003 +1997 Better-than-average SNL spin-off, and unfortunately the best thing Aykroyd's done sice Ghostbusters. 3/5 fresh Luke Y. Thompson 0 New Times February 2, 2003 +1997 It should have remained a skit on SNL 2/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com October 25, 2002 +1997 It's not worth the expenditure of energy, really. 5 rotten Scott Renshaw 0 Apollo Guide June 13, 2001 +1997 I expected stupid humor, silly humor, or bizarre humor, but not no humor. 1.5/4 rotten James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1997 This is a dismal, dreary and fairly desperate movie, in which the actors try very hard but are unable to overcome an uninspired screenplay. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1997 A respectably funny -- but small -- effort, a reunion party best watched in your living room, while you consume mass quantities of pizza with extra molten lactate extract of hooved mammals. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1997 Curtin and Aykroyd rely on old standbys... When that doesn't work, which mostly it doesn't, they try grossing us out with a series of revolting Remulakian childbirth jokes. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1997 A thoroughly updated and nicely fleshed-out comedy that never quite makes you loose a molar laughing, but instead keeps solid little gags flowing throughout. 3/5 fresh Marc Savlov 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1997 The film itself is like the cinematic equivalent of a clothesline, with a steady stream of skits and gags hung out to dry. 2.5/4 rotten Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1997 A new spin on the original skit with some fresh stars like Sinbad and McKean plus a generous special effects budget fill in the gaps when the movie flags. 2.5/5 fresh Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com January 1, 2000 +1997 B- fresh Owen Gleiberman 1 Entertainment Weekly September 7, 2011 +1997 4/5 fresh Andy Klein 0 Los Angeles CityBeat July 1, 2004 +1997 2/5 rotten 0 Spirituality and Practice March 27, 2004 +1997 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 14, 2003 +1997 2/5 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central July 5, 2003 +1997 3/5 fresh Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat December 24, 2002 +1997 4/5 fresh Christopher Smith 0 Bangor Daily News (Maine) October 11, 2002 +1997 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette August 29, 2002 +1997 B- fresh 1 Entertainment Weekly July 23, 1993 +1998 Better than average Elvis vehicle. 3/5 fresh Ken Hanke 0 Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) February 3, 2005 +1998 more entertaining than any Ben Affleck-J-Lo material that Hollywood has produced during the last few years 3/5 fresh John A. Nesbit 0 ToxicUniverse.com August 22, 2004 +1999 The Sandlot almost does for baseball what A Christmas Story does for the holiday season. Evans clearly can still feel what it was like to be a kid, and his silly impetuousness gives his film its charm. fresh Malcolm Johnson 0 Hartford Courant May 30, 2018 +1999 Though all but the two lead children are mediocre, the adult actors, including Karen Allen and James Earl Jones, are first- rate. fresh Quentin Curtis 0 Independent on Sunday December 12, 2017 +1999 It's a bonafide masterpiece that warrants admiration, even two decades after its release. fresh Felix Vasquez 0 Cinema Crazed May 10, 2016 +1999 The Sandlot is just a fun, funny film that holds plenty of family appeal because it has a wholesome Norman Rockwell vibe and, as with any good sports film, you don't have to love the game to love the film. B+ fresh James Plath 0 Family Home Theater March 29, 2016 +1999 In The Sandlot's nostalgia for simpler times, a single-sex world seems to be a key component. 2/4 rotten Dave Kehr 1 Chicago Tribune May 7, 2014 +1999 The kids even have their own treehouse, which means that the production designer is the only person connected with this project who actually went out on a limb. rotten Peter Rainer 1 Los Angeles Times May 7, 2014 +1999 A solid double rather than a grand slam, The Sandlot remains a refreshing antidote to the daily round of contract squabbles on the sports page. 3/4 fresh Desmond Ryan 1 Philadelphia Inquirer May 7, 2014 +1999 You feel as if you're being smothered in cotton candy by a director obsessed with infantility and who cannot bear to face the reality of childhood. 2/4 rotten Stephen Hunter 0 Baltimore Sun May 7, 2014 +1999 Any of Charles Schulz's baseball-oriented Peanuts strips contains more understanding of baseball and more insight into children, as well as more pointed fun. rotten Ralph Novak 0 People Magazine May 7, 2014 +1999 Several of the hard issues involving childhood -- getting accepted in a new neighborhood, getting accepted buy a new stepdad -- are handled with sensitivity. 2.5/4 fresh Dan Webster 0 Spokesman-Review (Washington) May 7, 2014 +1999 The Sandlot is a safe, wholesome, patriotic family picture about baseball, and if there is an original scene, it escaped my attention. 2/4 rotten Gary Thompson 0 Philadelphia Daily News May 7, 2014 +1999 In this well-crafted movie, a strong cohesive ensemble makes the team likable. Guiry as Scotty is especially good. fresh Candice Russell 0 South Florida Sun-Sentinel May 7, 2014 +1999 There's a snappy change-of-pace gag involving a little guy and a nubile lifeguard, but the screams and barks and fraudulent emotions grow wearying. rotten Michael Sragow 1 New Yorker May 7, 2014 +1999 This is a movie for anyone who has ever loved baseball and for anyone who enjoys the American Graffiti/Stand by Me style of narrative. Highly recommended. fresh Jeremy Conrad 0 IGN Movies March 22, 2011 +1999 The comedy is broad, cartoonish, and quite funny in a faux Little Rascals manner. The movie is almost completely derivative, but that's part of the fun. 2.5/4 fresh 0 TV Guide March 22, 2011 +1999 For every Field of Dreams there are a dozen lesser, completely incomprehensible baseball movies. This is one of them. 2/5 rotten Emma Cochrane 0 Empire Magazine March 21, 2011 +1999 Good, with flashes of very good, overlaid with a particularly thick wash of nostalgia that stubbornly refuses to go obnoxiously cloying. It's a nice film, that's what it is. 6/10 fresh Tim Brayton 0 Antagony & Ecstasy January 31, 2011 +1999 Field of Dreams for tweens. 4/5 fresh Randy White 0 Common Sense Media January 2, 2011 +1999 Sweet and sincere, the film is also a remarkably shallow wade, rife with incident and slim on substance. rotten Leonard Klady 1 Variety March 26, 2009 +1999 The Sandlot is a kids flick that will always stand the test of the time and be a movie that you can watch over and over as you grow older. It never loses its touch. 5/5 fresh Kevin McCarthy 0 BDK Reviews August 2, 2008 +1999 Ever since Stand by Me, it seems that every Boy's Own yarn is deemed incomplete without a nostalgic, pseudo-ironic voice-over waxing lyrical about the mythology of short pants and acne. rotten 1 Time Out February 9, 2006 +1999 Nothing about his modest coming-of-age comedy demands anything like this awestruck approach. rotten Janet Maslin 1 New York Times August 30, 2004 +1999 This is one of the best family entertainment films to come out in recent years. 4/4 fresh Robert Roten 0 Laramie Movie Scope March 23, 2003 +1999 An adventurous ode to growing up. 7 fresh Janet Branagan 0 Apollo Guide May 4, 2002 +1999 Its messages of anti-bullying, befriending losers, and pretending the fat kid stuffing Ho-hos into his mouth doesn't make you sick are as timeless as they are trite. 1/4 rotten Walter Chaw 0 Film Freak Central March 7, 2002 +1999 ...touching...heartwarming...sentimental and funny...innocuous but sweet, I couldn't help but smile through most of it. 7/10 fresh John J. Puccio 0 Movie Metropolis February 14, 2002 +1999 Predictable as the movie is, the Field of Dreams quality is not the only thing to like about The Sandlot. fresh James Berardinelli 1 ReelViews January 1, 2000 +1999 This is a movie... that allows its kids to be kids, that shows them in the insular world of imagination and dreaming that children create entirely apart from adult domains and values. 3/4 fresh Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times January 1, 2000 +1999 The Sandlot isn't well made but it's alive with dopey, summertime spirit. fresh Desson Thomson 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1999 Older kids and overgrown ones too probably will notice that nothing much ever happens in this belabored suburban variation on The Little Rascals. rotten Rita Kempley 1 Washington Post January 1, 2000 +1999 A wondrous, true-to-life comedy. 3/4 fresh Steve Rhodes 0 Internet Reviews January 1, 2000 +1999 "The Sandlot is a movie with a comfortable working knowledge of the term ""family entertainment." 3/5 fresh Marjorie Baumgarten 0 Austin Chronicle January 1, 2000 +1999 "If you can accept ""The Sandlot"" on its own terms, as a sentimental, nostalgic look at growing up... you'll have fun. More importantly, young audiences will have fun." fresh Chris Hicks 0 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) January 1, 2000 +1999 Old baseball wisdom: The best teams win with strong fundamentals. So do the best movies. B+ fresh Bob Cannon 1 Entertainment Weekly April 1, 1993 +1999 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 3, 2005 +1999 2/5 rotten Jake Euker 0 F5 (Wichita, KS) July 2, 2004 +1999 1/5 rotten Mike McGranaghan 0 Aisle Seat February 26, 2004 +1999 3/5 fresh Daniel M. Kimmel 0 Worcester Telegram & Gazette January 30, 2004 +1999 2/5 rotten Greg Maki 0 Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) January 6, 2004 +1999 3/5 fresh Jon Niccum 0 Lawrence Journal-World December 26, 2003 +1999 2/5 rotten Ryan Cracknell 0 Movie Views August 22, 2003 +1999 3/5 fresh Carol Cling 0 Las Vegas Review-Journal August 22, 2003 +1999 2/5 rotten Philip Martin 0 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette January 9, 2003 +1999 1/5 rotten Jeffrey Westhoff 0 Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) September 5, 2002 +1999 3/5 fresh Audrey Rock-Richardson 0 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah) August 22, 2002 +1999 4/5 fresh Scott Weinberg 0 eFilmCritic.com July 25, 2002 +2000 I keep renting Jean Reno films and I'm beginning to forget why I started doing so. 2/5 rotten 0 eFilmCritic.com May 26, 2004 +2000 ...as far as action flicks go, you could do worse. 2.5/4 fresh David Nusair 0 Reel Film Reviews January 4, 2004 +2000 A moronic action/comedy film. C- rotten Dennis Schwartz 0 Ozus' World Movie Reviews November 9, 2003 +2000 A bubbly international cocktail. 3.5/5 fresh Jurgen Fauth 0 About.com October 15, 2003 +2000 The movie fails to live up to the sum of its parts. rotten Judith Prescott 1 Hollywood Reporter February 5, 2003 +2000 Wasabi is one of the best times I've had lately enjoying a movie that has no regard for a plot. 3/5 fresh David Cornelius 0 eFilmCritic.com February 3, 2003 +2000 A fast-paced, glitzy but extremely silly piece. C rotten Frank Swietek 0 One Guy's Opinion November 21, 2002 +2000 Been there, done that, liked it much better the first time around - when it was called The Professional. 2/5 rotten Cherryl Dawson 0 TheMovieChicks.com November 15, 2002 +2000 The film is a contrivance, as artificial as the video games Japanese teens play in a nightclub sequence, but it's an enjoyable one. B fresh Matt Weitz 1 Dallas Morning News November 14, 2002 +2000 Reno does what he can in a thankless situation, the film ricochets from humor to violence and back again, and Ryoko Hirosue makes us wonder if she is always like that. 1.5/4 rotten Roger Ebert 1 Chicago Sun-Times October 20, 2002 +2000 Like being trapped inside a huge video game, where exciting, inane images keep popping past your head and the same illogical things keep happening over and over again. 2/4 rotten Michael Wilmington 1 Chicago Tribune October 17, 2002 +2000 If you sometimes like to go to the movies to have fun, Wasabi is a good place to start. A fresh Edward Havens 0 FilmJerk.com October 12, 2002 +2000 As plain and pedestrian as catsup-- rotten John Esther 0 Pasadena Weekly October 8, 2002 +2000 One scarcely needs the subtitles to enjoy this colorful action farce. fresh Richard Roeper 1 Ebert & Roeper October 7, 2002 +2000 May lack the pungent bite of its title, but it's an enjoyable trifle nonetheless. C+ fresh Marshall Fine 0 Journal News (Westchester, NY) October 5, 2002 +2000 A lightweight, uneven action comedy that freely mingles French, Japanese and Hollywood cultures. rotten Daniel Eagan 0 Film Journal International October 5, 2002 +2000 A silly, cross-cultural shoot-'em-up -- the sort of movie that will work for those with some time to kill. 2/4 fresh Jonathan Curiel 1 San Francisco Chronicle October 4, 2002 +2000 Don't let the subtitles fool you; the movie only proves that Hollywood no longer has a monopoly on mindless action. 2/4 rotten John Monaghan 1 Detroit Free Press October 4, 2002 +2000 Reno himself can take credit for most of the movie's success. He's one of the few 'cool' actors who never seems aware of his own coolness. 3/4 fresh Jeffrey M. Anderson 0 Combustible Celluloid October 4, 2002 +2000 Wasabi does its job colorfully and entertainingly, as long as you don't lean too hard on such niggling details as logic, legality and the laws of physics. C+ fresh Sean Axmaker 0 Seattle Post-Intelligencer October 3, 2002 +2000 A cheerful enough but imminently forgettable rip-off of [Besson's] earlier work. 2.5/4 rotten Mary F. Pols 0 Contra Costa Times October 3, 2002 +2000 Fluffy and disposible. 2.5/5 rotten Maitland McDonagh 0 TV Guide October 2, 2002 +2000 One minute, you think you're watching a serious actioner; the next, it's as though clips from The Pink Panther Strikes Again and/or Sailor Moon have been spliced in. 2/4 rotten Tor Thorsen 0 Reel.com October 2, 2002 +2000 The funny thing is, I didn't mind all this contrived nonsense a bit. fresh Andrew Sarris 1 Observer October 2, 2002 +2000 Slight, but colorful and forward-moving... Wasabi has the cheeky verve and heart of a shaggy dog movie that is aiming to please its owner, nothing more, nothing less. C+ fresh Brent Simon 0 Entertainment Today September 30, 2002 +2000 Sleek, shallow, but frequently amusing. 2.5/4 fresh Gene Seymour 1 Newsday September 27, 2002 +2000 The spaniel-eyed Jean Reno infuses Hubert with a mixture of deadpan cool, wry humor and just the measure of tenderness required to give this comic slugfest some heart. 3/4 fresh Megan Turner 1 New York Post September 27, 2002 +2000 Manages to be somewhat well-acted, not badly art-directed and utterly unengaging no matter how hard it tries to be thrilling, touching or, yikes, uproarious. 1.5/4 rotten Bob Strauss 0 Los Angeles Daily News September 27, 2002 +2000 Arguably the best script that Besson has written in years. 3.5/5 fresh Wade Major 0 Boxoffice Magazine September 27, 2002 +2000 Despite the title, Wasabi isn't so spicy. C rotten 0 E! Online September 27, 2002 +2000 Dawdles and drags when it should pop; it doesn't even have the virtue of enough mindless violence to break up the tedium of all its generational bonding. 1.5/5 rotten Manohla Dargis 1 Los Angeles Times September 26, 2002 +2000 Despite Besson's high-profile name being Wasabi's big selling point, there is no doubt that Krawczyk deserves a huge amount of the credit for the film's thoroughly winning tone. fresh Andy Klein 0 New Times September 26, 2002 +2000 The film lapses too often into sugary sentiment and withholds delivery on the pell-mell pyrotechnics its punchy style promises. rotten Paul Malcolm 1 L.A. Weekly September 26, 2002 +2000 The real charm of this trifle is the deadpan comic face of its star, Jean Reno, who resembles Sly Stallone in a hot sake half-sleep. fresh Laura Sinagra 1 Village Voice September 24, 2002 +2000 1/5 rotten Michael Szymanski 0 Zap2it.com September 21, 2005 +2000 2/5 rotten Emanuel Levy 0 EmanuelLevy.Com July 17, 2005 +2000 2.5/5 rotten Christopher Null 0 Filmcritic.com September 7, 2003 +2000 3/5 fresh Nicolas Lacroix 0 Showbizz.net November 12, 2002 diff --git a/zippedData/tmdb.movies.csv.gz b/zippedData/tmdb.movies.csv.gz deleted file mode 100644 index 8c088694..00000000 Binary files a/zippedData/tmdb.movies.csv.gz and /dev/null differ diff --git a/zippedData/tmdb.movies.csv/tmdb.movies.csv b/zippedData/tmdb.movies.csv/tmdb.movies.csv new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d8e1f7dd --- /dev/null +++ b/zippedData/tmdb.movies.csv/tmdb.movies.csv @@ -0,0 +1,26518 @@ 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28, 35, 10751, 878]",38055,en,Megamind,22.855,2010-11-04,Megamind,6.8,3635 +10,"[16, 35, 10751]",863,en,Toy Story 2,22.698,1999-11-24,Toy Story 2,7.5,7553 +11,"[10751, 14, 12]",12155,en,Alice in Wonderland,22.02,2010-03-05,Alice in Wonderland,6.6,8713 +12,"[53, 12, 28]",27578,en,The Expendables,21.517,2010-08-03,The Expendables,6.1,4647 +13,"[16, 10751]",38757,en,Tangled,21.511,2010-11-24,Tangled,7.5,6407 +14,"[27, 80]",41439,en,Saw 3D,20.37,2010-10-28,Saw: The Final Chapter,6.0,1488 +15,"[12, 14, 18, 10749]",24021,en,The Twilight Saga: Eclipse,20.34,2010-06-23,The Twilight Saga: Eclipse,6.0,4909 +16,"[28, 53, 878]",20504,en,The Book of Eli,18.985,2010-01-11,The Book of Eli,6.7,3495 +17,"[10402, 10749]",52371,nl,LelleBelle,18.586,2010-10-09,LelleBelle,4.5,36 +18,"[28, 18, 53]",2502,en,The Bourne Supremacy,18.199,2004-07-23,The Bourne Supremacy,7.3,4367 +19,"[18, 53, 9648]",11324,en,Shutter Island,18.06,2010-02-18,Shutter Island,8.1,12625 +20,"[28, 18, 9648, 53]",2501,en,The Bourne Identity,17.935,2002-06-14,The Bourne Identity,7.4,5406 +21,"[28, 35]",37834,en,Knight and Day,17.713,2010-06-23,Knight and Day,6.0,2494 +22,"[12, 10751, 14]",10140,en,The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader,17.382,2010-12-10,The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader,6.3,3196 +23,"[18, 10749]",41233,en,Step Up 3D,17.174,2010-08-06,Step Up 3D,6.7,1160 +24,"[53, 28, 12, 35, 80]",34544,en,The A-Team,17.097,2010-06-11,The A-Team,6.3,2703 +25,"[18, 36]",45269,en,The King's Speech,16.798,2010-09-06,The King's Speech,7.7,5013 +26,"[28, 35, 80, 53]",9737,en,Bad Boys,16.608,1995-04-07,Bad Boys,6.6,2936 +27,"[28, 12, 10751, 14]",10196,en,The Last Airbender,16.595,2010-07-01,The Last Airbender,4.6,2143 +28,"[28, 878, 12, 53]",34851,en,Predators,16.216,2010-07-03,Predators,6.1,1979 +29,[18],37799,en,The Social Network,15.889,2010-10-01,The Social Network,7.2,6116 +30,"[28, 53]",38234,en,Undisputed III: Redemption,15.886,2010-05-22,Undisputed III: Redemption,7.4,302 +31,"[18, 36]",568,en,Apollo 13,15.855,1995-06-30,Apollo 13,7.4,2821 +32,"[28, 53, 878, 12]",95,en,Armageddon,15.799,1998-07-01,Armageddon,6.7,4267 +33,"[28, 18, 9648, 53]",2503,en,The Bourne Ultimatum,15.62,2007-08-03,The Bourne Ultimatum,7.4,4440 +34,"[12, 14, 28]",18823,en,Clash of the Titans,15.574,2010-04-02,Clash of the Titans,5.7,3714 +35,"[35, 10749]",34806,en,The Back-Up Plan,15.49,2010-04-23,The Back-Up Plan,6.0,806 +36,"[28, 12, 18]",20662,en,Robin Hood,15.444,2010-05-14,Robin Hood,6.3,2569 +37,"[35, 14, 10751]",35019,en,Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang,15.213,2010-08-20,Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang,6.1,953 +38,"[35, 12, 14, 16, 10751]",10192,en,Shrek Forever After,15.041,2010-05-16,Shrek Forever After,6.1,3843 +39,[35],37735,en,Easy A,14.69,2010-09-17,Easy A,6.8,4168 +40,"[14, 12, 28, 35, 18]",27022,en,The Sorcerer's Apprentice,14.463,2010-07-13,The Sorcerer's Apprentice,5.9,2879 +41,"[28, 35, 10749]",22538,en,Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,14.383,2010-08-13,Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,7.3,3882 +42,[35],38365,en,Grown Ups,14.291,2010-06-24,Grown Ups,6.1,3171 +43,"[35, 10749]",239,en,Some Like It Hot,14.2,1959-03-18,Some Like It Hot,8.2,1562 +44,"[80, 18, 28, 53]",41283,en,Faster,14.172,2010-11-23,Faster,6.2,895 +45,[27],7978,en,The Wolfman,14.03,2010-02-12,The Wolfman,5.7,1009 +46,"[28, 53]",44048,en,Unstoppable,14.01,2010-11-12,Unstoppable,6.4,1913 +47,"[18, 53]",44214,en,Black Swan,13.745,2010-12-03,Black Swan,7.6,8374 +48,"[16, 12, 10751, 14]",44683,en,Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue,13.724,2010-09-21,Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue,6.5,451 +49,"[10749, 18]",61979,es,Tres metros sobre el cielo,13.721,2010-12-20,Three Steps Above Heaven,7.5,960 +50,"[12, 28, 18]",23759,en,Centurion,13.548,2010-02-15,Centurion,6.1,673 +51,"[28, 35, 80]",27581,en,The Other Guys,13.508,2010-08-06,The Other Guys,6.2,2187 +52,"[80, 18, 53]",23168,en,The Town,13.476,2010-09-17,The Town,7.1,2386 +53,"[28, 37, 18, 14, 53]",20533,en,Jonah Hex,13.467,2010-06-18,Jonah Hex,4.6,708 +54,"[12, 28, 878]",20526,en,TRON: Legacy,13.459,2010-12-10,TRON: Legacy,6.3,4387 +55,"[12, 14, 28, 10749]",9543,en,Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time,13.44,2010-05-27,Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time,6.2,4040 +56,"[35, 16, 10751]",9994,en,The Great Mouse Detective,13.348,1986-07-02,The Great Mouse Detective,7.1,769 +57,"[14, 18]",7980,en,The Lovely Bones,13.285,2010-01-15,The Lovely Bones,6.8,2226 +58,[18],705,en,All About Eve,13.163,2000-10-06,All About Eve,8.2,685 +59,"[18, 12, 37]",44264,en,True Grit,13.118,2010-12-22,True Grit,7.2,2816 +60,"[53, 80, 27]",43947,en,I Spit on Your Grave,13.102,2010-10-08,I Spit on Your Grave,6.3,977 +61,"[28, 80]",23483,en,Kick-Ass,13.08,2010-04-16,Kick-Ass,7.1,7540 +62,"[35, 878, 16]",51888,en,Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode III,13.062,2010-12-19,Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode III,7.5,60 +63,"[28, 9648, 53]",27576,en,Salt,13.025,2010-07-23,Salt,6.3,3240 +64,"[10770, 16, 14, 10751]",47626,en,Legend of the BoneKnapper Dragon,13.013,2010-10-15,Legend of the BoneKnapper Dragon,6.4,116 +65,"[28, 80, 53]",26389,en,From Paris with Love,12.862,2010-02-05,From Paris with Love,6.2,1075 +66,"[28, 16, 9648]",40662,en,Batman: Under the Red Hood,12.704,2010-07-27,Batman: Under the Red Hood,7.7,756 +67,"[16, 12, 14, 10751]",42949,en,Arthur 3: la guerre des deux mondes,12.679,2010-08-22,Arthur 3: The War of the Two Worlds,5.6,865 +68,"[35, 10751, 14]",23023,en,Tooth Fairy,12.65,2010-01-22,Tooth Fairy,5.3,1058 +69,"[28, 35, 53]",23631,en,Machete,12.557,2010-09-03,Machete,6.3,1862 +70,"[80, 18, 9648, 10749]",25376,es,El secreto de sus ojos,12.531,2010-04-16,The Secret in Their Eyes,7.9,1141 +71,[35],35056,en,Date Night,12.498,2010-04-08,Date Night,6.0,1743 +72,"[35, 18]",41733,en,Due Date,12.445,2010-11-04,Due Date,6.3,2973 +73,"[28, 878, 53, 80]",31867,en,Repo Men,12.437,2010-03-19,Repo Men,6.2,976 +74,"[16, 28]",43641,en,Superman/Shazam!: The Return of Black Adam,12.395,2010-11-09,Superman/Shazam!: The Return of Black Adam,7.1,140 +75,[16],28874,ja,サマーウォーズ,12.275,2010-10-13,Summer Wars,7.5,447 +76,"[28, 12, 18, 10751]",38575,en,The Karate Kid,12.256,2010-06-10,The Karate Kid,6.3,3140 +77,"[35, 10751]",33217,en,Diary of a Wimpy Kid,12.256,2010-03-19,Diary of a Wimpy Kid,6.0,736 +78,"[9648, 27, 28]",29427,en,The Crazies,12.246,2010-02-26,The Crazies,6.2,1036 +79,"[28, 53, 80, 9648]",33613,sv,Luftslottet som sprängdes,12.235,2010-10-29,The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest,7.0,705 +80,"[35, 10749]",39451,en,Little Fockers,12.153,2010-12-21,Little Fockers,5.6,1883 +81,"[28, 12, 35, 80, 53]",39514,en,RED,12.082,2010-10-14,RED,6.6,4162 +82,"[18, 10749, 10752]",22971,en,Dear John,12.048,2010-02-04,Dear John,6.8,2676 +83,[27],22894,en,Legion,12.032,2010-01-22,Legion,5.3,1154 +84,"[12, 14, 16, 878]",37933,ja,ゲド戦記,12.005,2010-08-13,Tales from Earthsea,6.6,502 +85,"[10749, 35]",25195,en,Leap Year,11.821,2010-01-08,Leap Year,6.7,990 +86,"[35, 10749, 18]",38408,en,Life As We Know It,11.806,2010-10-02,Life As We Know It,6.8,1748 +87,"[18, 28, 53, 80, 9648]",24253,sv,Flickan som lekte med elden,11.655,2010-07-09,The Girl Who Played with Fire,7.0,881 +88,"[18, 53]",38363,en,Fair Game,11.624,2010-05-20,Fair Game,6.6,384 +89,"[35, 10402, 10770]",44244,en,Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam,11.542,2010-09-03,Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam,6.1,878 +90,"[10752, 28, 12, 18, 53]",22972,en,Green Zone,11.519,2010-03-11,Green Zone,6.4,1176 +91,"[28, 12, 16]",30061,en,Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths,11.498,2010-02-23,Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths,7.2,277 +92,"[18, 10749]",23169,en,Remember Me,11.453,2010-03-12,Remember Me,7.1,2079 +93,"[12, 18, 53]",44115,en,127 Hours,11.435,2010-11-05,127 Hours,7.0,4469 +94,"[9648, 14, 35, 12]",47533,de,Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster,11.372,2010-10-15,Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster,5.6,171 +95,"[35, 27]",43593,en,Piranha 3D,11.302,2010-08-20,Piranha 3D,5.3,1029 +96,"[12, 18, 28, 14]",37861,en,Valhalla Rising,11.26,2010-07-16,Valhalla Rising,6.0,582 +97,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",12201,en,Edge of Darkness,11.252,2010-01-29,Edge of Darkness,6.3,794 +98,"[14, 12, 28, 9648]",35552,fr,Les Aventures extraordinaires d'Adèle Blanc-Sec,11.221,2010-04-14,The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec,6.0,671 +99,"[35, 10749]",32856,en,Valentine's Day,11.187,2010-02-11,Valentine's Day,5.8,1907 +100,"[10749, 18, 53, 80]",43539,en,The Next Three Days,11.147,2010-11-19,The Next Three Days,7.0,1469 +101,"[16, 10751, 10770]",50393,en,Kung Fu Panda Holiday,11.083,2010-11-26,Kung Fu Panda Holiday,6.6,110 +102,"[18, 53, 9648]",26388,en,Buried,10.888,2010-09-24,Buried,6.6,1487 +103,"[28, 18, 36]",11645,ja,乱,10.885,1985-09-26,Ran,8.1,600 +104,"[12, 28, 35, 53]",41135,en,Operation: Endgame,10.799,2010-07-20,Operation: Endgame,4.9,88 +105,"[35, 12, 10751, 14]",38745,en,Gulliver's Travels,10.768,2010-12-25,Gulliver's Travels,5.1,1282 +106,"[16, 12, 10751, 14]",41216,en,Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole,10.754,2010-09-24,Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole,6.6,1223 +107,"[28, 35, 10751]",23172,en,The Spy Next Door,10.746,2010-01-15,The Spy Next Door,5.7,650 +108,"[35, 99, 28]",16290,en,Jackass 3D,10.715,2010-10-15,Jackass 3D,6.3,655 +109,[18],13078,en,The Babysitters,10.71,2008-05-09,The Babysitters,5.3,125 +110,"[28, 53, 80]",15357,fr,Banlieue 13 - Ultimatum,10.661,2010-02-05,District 13: Ultimatum,6.1,555 +111,"[53, 27]",10664,es,[REC]²,10.66,2010-07-09,[REC]²,6.5,920 +112,"[12, 16, 10751, 35]",51170,en,Open Season 3,10.614,2010-01-25,Open Season 3,5.5,237 +113,"[35, 18, 10749]",38357,en,Morning Glory,10.595,2010-11-10,Morning Glory,6.3,717 +114,"[53, 80, 18, 28]",25941,en,Harry Brown,10.555,2010-04-30,Harry Brown,6.8,505 +115,"[35, 10751, 28, 14]",39691,en,Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore,10.544,2010-07-30,Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore,4.9,273 +116,[18],45317,en,The Fighter,10.395,2010-12-17,The Fighter,7.3,2325 +117,"[18, 10402, 10749]",27,en,9 Songs,10.332,2004-09-09,9 Songs,4.9,170 +118,"[28, 53, 10749]",37710,en,The Tourist,10.307,2010-12-10,The Tourist,6.1,3133 +119,"[18, 10749]",40080,en,The Cutting Edge: Fire & Ice,10.303,2010-03-14,The Cutting Edge: Fire & Ice,6.0,63 +120,[878],830,en,Forbidden Planet,10.274,1956-03-15,Forbidden Planet,7.3,388 +121,"[16, 10751, 14]",34134,en,Barbie in A Mermaid Tale,10.252,2010-03-01,Barbie in A Mermaid Tale,6.7,282 +122,"[18, 28, 36]",14756,cn,葉問,10.23,2010-10-01,Ip Man,7.7,1906 +123,"[28, 35, 53, 10749]",37821,en,Killers,10.221,2010-06-04,Killers,5.8,1314 +124,"[35, 10749]",38303,en,You Again,10.208,2010-09-24,You Again,6.2,734 +125,"[27, 9648, 53]",44040,en,Devil,10.203,2010-09-17,Devil,5.9,1516 +126,"[28, 12, 80, 9648, 53]",34813,en,The Losers,10.202,2010-04-23,The Losers,6.2,844 +127,"[18, 53, 80, 9648]",44629,en,Animal Kingdom,10.188,2010-08-13,Animal Kingdom,6.8,399 +128,"[18, 80]",33909,en,Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps,10.177,2010-09-20,Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps,6.0,797 +129,"[18, 53, 878]",43933,en,Monsters,10.175,2010-10-29,Monsters,6.2,848 +130,"[878, 35, 12]",23048,en,Hot Tub Time Machine,10.15,2010-03-26,Hot Tub Time Machine,6.0,1383 +131,"[16, 35, 10751, 80, 9648]",14447,en,A Matter of Loaf and Death,10.1,2010-02-19,A Matter of Loaf and Death,7.2,219 +132,"[18, 35, 10749]",43347,en,Love & Other Drugs,10.09,2010-11-24,Love & Other Drugs,6.9,2509 +133,"[14, 18, 10751]",40205,en,16 Wishes,10.068,2010-06-25,16 Wishes,5.9,688 +134,"[18, 10749, 878]",42188,en,Never Let Me Go,10.012,2010-09-15,Never Let Me Go,6.8,1294 +135,"[35, 18]",43923,en,It's Kind of a Funny Story,10.01,2010-10-08,It's Kind of a Funny Story,7.0,1324 +136,[18],38167,en,Eat Pray Love,9.991,2010-08-12,Eat Pray Love,6.0,1208 +137,"[35, 18, 10749]",37786,en,Sex and the City 2,9.986,2010-05-27,Sex and the City 2,5.9,809 +138,"[35, 80, 18]",37495,en,Four Lions,9.968,2010-11-05,Four Lions,7.0,621 +139,"[35, 14, 10749]",13477,en,When in Rome,9.926,2010-01-29,When in Rome,5.9,703 +140,"[28, 35, 18]",27573,en,The Bounty Hunter,9.861,2010-03-19,The Bounty Hunter,5.7,1627 +141,[18],39013,en,Winter's Bone,9.824,2010-06-11,Winter's Bone,6.9,931 +142,"[18, 10749]",52338,en,Waiting for Forever,9.819,2010-02-10,Waiting for Forever,5.7,172 +143,"[18, 27, 9648, 53]",43931,en,My Soul to Take,9.808,2010-10-08,My Soul to Take,5.4,247 +144,"[27, 9648, 53]",23437,en,A Nightmare on Elm Street,9.795,2010-04-30,A Nightmare on Elm Street,5.5,1408 +145,"[10749, 18]",43949,en,Flipped,9.781,2010-08-06,Flipped,7.4,859 +146,"[18, 27, 9648]",41402,en,Let Me In,9.716,2010-10-01,Let Me In,6.7,1061 +147,"[18, 53]",38199,en,Unthinkable,9.693,2010-06-15,Unthinkable,6.7,623 +148,[53],44363,en,Frozen,9.678,2010-02-05,Frozen,5.8,987 +149,"[28, 35, 80, 53]",29564,en,Smokin' Aces 2: Assassins' Ball,9.565,2010-01-19,Smokin' Aces 2: Assassins' Ball,5.4,141 +150,"[14, 18]",34647,en,Enter the Void,9.563,2010-09-24,Enter the Void,7.3,773 +151,"[80, 27]",55890,en,Bereavement,9.55,2010-07-16,Bereavement,5.3,71 +152,[99],44639,en,Inside Job,9.514,2010-10-08,Inside Job,7.8,466 +153,"[80, 53]",101669,en,Mother's Day,9.496,2010-09-23,Mother's Day,6.4,193 +154,"[27, 53]",7340,en,Carrie,9.467,1976-11-03,Carrie,7.1,1766 +155,"[18, 10749]",37950,en,Charlie St. Cloud,9.454,2010-05-01,Charlie St. Cloud,6.9,1398 +156,"[35, 10751]",35169,en,Furry Vengeance,9.45,2010-04-02,Furry Vengeance,4.6,283 +157,"[80, 35, 18]",45324,en,Casino Jack,9.432,2010-12-17,Casino Jack,6.1,149 +158,"[35, 10749, 10770, 10402]",35558,en,Starstruck,9.406,2010-02-14,Starstruck,6.7,627 +159,"[10749, 35]",39285,en,Beauty & the Briefcase,9.405,2010-04-18,Beauty & the Briefcase,5.5,250 +160,"[18, 27, 9648, 53]",36419,en,After.Life,9.395,2009-11-07,After.Life,5.7,416 +161,"[35, 18]",44009,en,Another Year,9.394,2010-12-29,Another Year,7.0,150 +162,"[35, 18, 10749]",37056,en,Letters to Juliet,9.394,2010-05-14,Letters to Juliet,6.9,1706 +163,[18],27585,en,Rabbit Hole,9.389,2010-12-16,Rabbit Hole,6.8,292 +164,"[28, 35]",44147,en,Wild Target,9.355,2010-10-29,Wild Target,6.4,356 +165,"[27, 18, 53]",38358,en,The Last Exorcism,9.35,2010-08-27,The Last Exorcism,5.6,519 +166,"[53, 18]",43549,en,The Experiment,9.261,2010-07-15,The Experiment,6.5,553 +167,"[16, 10751, 35]",50135,de,Konferenz der Tiere,9.258,2010-10-07,Animals United,5.4,151 +168,"[18, 28, 35, 53, 80]",26715,en,Bitch Slap,9.253,2010-01-08,Bitch Slap,4.7,148 +169,"[10749, 35]",41211,fr,L'arnacoeur,9.241,2010-09-10,Heartbreaker,6.6,761 +170,"[18, 10751, 10749]",35690,en,The Last Song,9.237,2010-03-31,The Last Song,7.2,2199 +171,[35],48415,it,Benvenuti al sud,9.188,2010-12-20,Welcome to the South,6.7,1071 +172,"[35, 27]",46838,en,Tucker and Dale vs. Evil,9.159,2010-01-22,Tucker and Dale vs. Evil,7.3,1427 +173,"[35, 10751, 16, 12]",41515,en,Yogi Bear,9.096,2010-12-17,Yogi Bear,5.3,387 +174,"[80, 18, 53]",38542,en,The Disappearance of Alice Creed,9.087,2010-04-30,The Disappearance of Alice Creed,6.6,280 +175,[18],36950,en,You Don't Know Jack,9.071,2010-04-14,You Don't Know Jack,7.0,176 +176,[18],39486,en,Secretariat,9.059,2010-10-08,Secretariat,7.0,200 +177,"[80, 18, 53]",27579,en,The American,9.042,2010-09-01,The American,5.8,690 +178,"[18, 10749]",46705,en,Blue Valentine,8.994,2010-12-29,Blue Valentine,6.9,1677 +179,"[35, 27]",40264,en,Vampires Suck,8.992,2010-08-18,Vampires Suck,4.1,658 +180,"[18, 10752, 9648]",46738,fr,Incendies,8.973,2010-09-04,Incendies,8.1,1034 +181,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",22907,en,Takers,8.969,2010-08-26,Takers,6.2,605 +182,"[16, 35, 878]",278604,en,"Family Guy Presents: Something, Something, Something, Dark Side",8.956,2010-05-23,"Family Guy Presents: Something, Something, Something, Dark Side",7.1,194 +183,"[28, 12, 16, 10751, 878]",45162,en,Superman/Batman: Apocalypse,8.884,2010-09-28,Superman/Batman: Apocalypse,7.0,291 +184,"[878, 28]",42684,en,Skyline,8.847,2010-11-12,Skyline,4.8,833 +185,"[28, 35, 80]",23742,en,Cop Out,8.82,2010-02-26,Cop Out,5.4,796 +186,"[18, 53, 9648]",28211,en,Chloe,8.807,2010-03-26,Chloe,5.9,940 +187,"[18, 27, 878]",52015,en,Stake Land,8.799,2010-10-01,Stake Land,6.2,415 +188,"[10752, 18, 36, 28]",50618,ru,Брестская крепость,8.769,2010-11-11,Fortress of War,7.3,75 +189,"[99, 10751]",59490,en,Cave of Forgotten Dreams,8.762,2010-11-03,Cave of Forgotten Dreams,7.3,143 +190,"[12, 27, 53]",34480,en,The Descent: Part 2,8.741,2010-04-27,The Descent: Part 2,6.0,480 +191,"[28, 12, 53]",44918,en,Titanic II,8.729,2010-08-24,Titanic 2,3.2,90 +192,"[28, 12, 16, 27]",31967,en,Dante's Inferno: An Animated Epic,8.711,2010-02-09,Dante's Inferno: An Animated Epic,6.0,102 +193,"[28, 80, 53]",37645,fr,L'Immortel,8.697,2010-03-24,22 Bullets,6.5,508 +194,[99],39452,en,Exit Through the Gift Shop,8.696,2010-01-24,Exit Through the Gift Shop,7.7,467 +195,"[18, 10749]",48650,es,Habitación en Roma,8.682,2010-11-11,Room in Rome,6.1,236 +196,"[18, 10749]",42297,en,Burlesque,8.676,2010-11-23,Burlesque,7.1,1195 +197,"[35, 18]",56272,en,Elektra Luxx,8.595,2010-03-14,Elektra Luxx,4.9,74 +198,"[18, 53, 80]",68341,ja,冷たい熱帯魚,8.582,2010-07-05,Cold Fish,6.6,113 +199,"[14, 18, 27, 10749]",52587,de,Wir sind die Nacht,8.57,2010-11-11,We Are the Night,6.2,129 +200,"[18, 10749]",56743,en,Elena Undone,8.531,2010-06-25,Elena Undone,7.2,81 +201,"[53, 27]",34583,en,The Final,8.517,2010-01-28,The Final,5.6,131 +202,"[27, 35, 53]",43919,en,Hatchet II,8.513,2010-10-01,Hatchet II,5.5,160 +203,[35],45523,en,Louis C.K.: Hilarious,8.504,2010-01-26,Louis C.K.: Hilarious,8.0,127 +204,"[80, 53, 35, 9648]",27004,en,Ca$h,8.503,2010-01-01,Ca$h,5.8,112 +205,"[10751, 35]",38579,en,Marmaduke,8.487,2010-06-04,Marmaduke,5.1,367 +206,[35],32823,en,Get Him to the Greek,8.485,2010-06-04,Get Him to the Greek,5.9,980 +207,"[10749, 878]",59457,en,Womb,8.483,2010-07-15,Womb,6.1,159 +208,"[18, 80]",48838,en,London Boulevard,8.469,2010-11-12,London Boulevard,5.9,409 +209,"[53, 18, 28, 80]",40720,en,Twelve,8.46,2010-07-30,Twelve,5.9,147 +210,"[14, 18, 28, 53, 16]",71883,ja,レドライン,8.436,2010-09-23,Redline,7.4,110 +211,"[35, 18]",39781,en,The Kids Are All Right,8.426,2010-07-09,The Kids Are All Right,6.6,854 +212,"[28, 12, 14, 27]",12685,en,BloodRayne: The Third Reich,8.419,2010-11-05,BloodRayne: The Third Reich,3.7,83 +213,"[9648, 53]",11761,it,Peacock,8.414,2010-04-20,Peacock,6.1,104 +214,"[14, 27, 53]",46261,en,Don't Be Afraid of the Dark,8.405,2010-11-06,Don't Be Afraid of the Dark,5.5,550 +215,"[16, 18]",41201,fr,L'illusionniste,8.404,2010-12-25,The Illusionist,7.4,280 +216,"[18, 53]",44113,en,Stone,8.401,2010-10-22,Stone,5.2,334 +217,[18],31007,en,Welcome to the Rileys,8.348,2010-10-29,Welcome to the Rileys,6.5,241 +218,"[35, 18, 14, 27, 9648]",45649,en,Rubber,8.319,2010-09-01,Rubber,5.9,417 +219,"[53, 28, 18]",30618,en,Bunraku,8.282,2010-09-01,Bunraku,5.9,161 +220,"[35, 18, 10749]",38073,en,Going the Distance,8.281,2010-09-03,Going the Distance,6.0,394 +221,"[27, 53]",52274,es,Los ojos de Julia,8.268,2010-10-29,Julia's Eyes,6.7,415 +222,"[12, 14, 28, 37, 53]",46528,en,The Warrior's Way,8.259,2010-12-03,The Warrior's Way,6.1,203 +223,"[18, 10749]",23830,en,Last Night,8.244,2010-09-18,Last Night,6.1,444 +224,"[35, 18, 9648]",44718,en,Get Low,8.215,2010-01-22,Get Low,6.7,135 +225,"[35, 18, 10749]",40794,it,Mine vaganti,8.202,2010-04-28,Loose Cannons,7.4,310 +226,"[18, 10402]",27586,en,The Runaways,8.19,2010-03-19,The Runaways,6.4,448 +227,"[18, 10749]",51736,en,Bloomington,8.176,2010-06-23,Bloomington,6.6,65 +228,"[27, 53]",41436,en,Paranormal Activity 2,8.163,2010-10-21,Paranormal Activity 2,5.7,1342 +229,"[12, 16, 10751, 35]",43956,en,Tom and Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes,8.142,2010-08-24,Tom and Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes,6.6,19 +230,"[18, 28, 53, 80]",13635,fr,L'Instinct de mort,8.131,2010-08-27,Mesrine: Killer Instinct,7.4,434 +231,"[28, 27, 878]",52454,en,Mega Shark vs. Crocosaurus,8.129,2010-12-21,Mega Shark vs. Crocosaurus,2.7,60 +232,"[16, 18, 878, 53]",36800,en,Metropia,8.113,2010-05-12,Metropia,6.3,82 +233,[18],44129,en,The Company Men,8.109,2010-10-21,The Company Men,6.6,349 +234,"[16, 10751, 35, 12, 10749]",12819,en,Alpha and Omega,8.108,2010-09-17,Alpha and Omega,5.4,227 +235,"[10770, 18, 10751, 14]",50479,en,Avalon High,8.098,2010-11-12,Avalon High,6.1,313 +236,"[27, 53]",42941,en,30 Days of Night: Dark Days,8.086,2010-10-05,30 Days of Night: Dark Days,4.7,218 +237,"[16, 35, 10751]",54559,en,Minions: Orientation Day,8.053,2010-12-13,Minions: Orientation Day,6.9,117 +238,"[16, 28, 878]",30675,en,Planet Hulk,8.053,2010-02-02,Planet Hulk,6.7,185 +239,"[18, 53]",44982,en,13,8.007,2010-03-12,13,5.7,392 +240,"[27, 878]",29426,en,Survival of the Dead,7.964,2010-05-28,Survival of the Dead,4.8,199 +241,[18],53399,it,La solitudine dei numeri primi,7.959,2010-10-10,The Solitude of Prime Numbers,5.8,218 +242,"[18, 28, 53]",34179,zh,錦衣衛,7.948,2010-02-04,14 Blades,6.6,87 +243,"[10751, 16]",44874,en,Barbie: A Fashion Fairytale,7.947,2010-09-14,Barbie: A Fashion Fairytale,6.8,228 +244,"[27, 35, 878, 53, 10770, 28]",46020,en,Sharktopus,7.943,2010-09-25,Sharktopus,4.4,69 +245,"[18, 27, 53]",39957,en,Burning Bright,7.938,2010-08-17,Burning Bright,6.0,113 +246,"[18, 14]",44603,en,Hereafter,7.886,2010-10-22,Hereafter,5.9,848 +247,"[18, 9648, 53, 80, 10749]",46503,en,All Good Things,7.871,2010-12-03,All Good Things,6.0,493 +248,"[18, 28, 35, 80]",34769,en,Defendor,7.863,2010-02-26,Defendor,6.4,295 +249,"[27, 28, 53, 878]",74471,en,The Dead,7.841,2010-10-07,The Dead,5.7,89 +250,"[16, 10751]",40619,en,Day & Night,7.835,2010-06-17,Day & Night,7.7,438 +251,"[28, 35, 80]",44425,hi,दबंग्ग,7.831,2010-09-10,Dabangg,6.2,73 +252,"[53, 9648]",11439,en,The Ghost Writer,7.829,2010-02-12,The Ghost Writer,6.8,1135 +253,"[18, 28, 53]",12645,en,Inhale,7.826,2010-10-01,Inhale,6.1,63 +254,[35],35025,fr,Le Mac,7.825,2010-02-16,Le Mac,5.7,144 +255,"[18, 53]",8999,en,Derailed,7.814,2005-11-11,Derailed,6.2,500 +256,"[35, 10749]",34016,en,She's Out of My League,7.775,2010-03-12,She's Out of My League,6.1,970 +257,[27],26466,en,Triangle,7.761,2010-02-02,Triangle,6.8,1094 +258,"[18, 35]",39356,en,Boy,7.759,2012-03-02,Boy,7.5,149 +259,[35],44269,fr,Tout ce qui Brille,7.756,2010-12-03,All That Glitters,6.4,456 +260,"[35, 10749, 18]",41210,en,The Switch,7.745,2010-08-20,The Switch,6.1,1008 +261,"[35, 18, 10749]",39053,en,Cyrus,7.735,2010-06-18,Cyrus,6.0,201 +262,"[35, 10749]",136294,fr,"L'Amour, c'est mieux à deux",7.701,2010-06-29,The Perfect Date,5.6,118 +263,"[28, 53, 80, 18]",15362,fr,L'ennemi public n°1,7.7,2010-09-03,Mesrine: Public Enemy #1,7.4,404 +264,[35],41382,en,Lottery Ticket,7.699,2010-08-20,Lottery Ticket,5.7,92 +265,[18],45958,es,Biutiful,7.697,2010-12-28,Biutiful,7.2,546 +266,"[28, 12, 18, 36, 10752]",8349,de,Der rote Baron,7.676,2010-02-11,The Red Baron,6.5,111 +267,"[35, 18, 10749]",41556,en,The Romantics,7.676,2010-09-10,The Romantics,4.9,145 +268,"[28, 12, 35]",37931,en,MacGruber,7.666,2010-05-21,MacGruber,5.3,270 +269,"[27, 9648, 53]",46441,en,Mirrors 2,7.663,2010-10-19,Mirrors 2,5.5,182 +270,"[27, 53, 9648]",19237,en,Kill Theory,7.663,2010-01-29,Kill Theory,5.3,58 +271,"[36, 28]",44092,zh,剑雨,7.621,2010-09-01,Reign of Assassins,6.8,87 +272,"[18, 10749]",26022,hi,My Name Is Khan,7.619,2010-02-12,My Name Is Khan,7.8,409 +273,"[18, 28]",73211,no,Kongen av Bastøy,7.616,2010-12-20,King of Devil's Island,7.3,96 +274,"[28, 35, 12]",35138,zh,大兵小将,7.607,2010-02-14,Little Big Soldier,6.8,123 +275,"[35, 18]",39210,en,Somewhere,7.596,2010-12-22,Somewhere,6.1,376 +276,"[35, 18, 10749]",27583,en,Greenberg,7.57,2010-03-26,Greenberg,5.9,280 +277,"[18, 10749, 10402]",45272,en,Country Strong,7.567,2010-12-22,Country Strong,6.3,126 +278,"[10402, 14, 28, 10751]",49852,en,The Nutcracker in 3D,7.566,2010-11-24,The Nutcracker in 3D,5.5,97 +279,"[99, 10751]",36970,en,Oceans,7.532,2010-04-21,Oceans,7.2,167 +280,[18],45094,en,Conviction,7.51,2010-10-15,Conviction,7.2,297 +281,"[18, 12, 36]",49009,en,The Way Back,7.503,2010-09-03,The Way Back,6.9,759 +282,"[10751, 12]",48844,en,The Search for Santa Paws,7.452,2010-11-23,The Search for Santa Paws,5.9,85 +283,"[35, 10751]",38843,en,Ramona and Beezus,7.442,2010-07-23,Ramona and Beezus,6.3,460 +284,[18],65496,fr,Mes chères études,7.394,2010-11-11,Student Services,4.8,67 +285,[18],41180,en,The Client List,7.382,2010-07-19,The Client List,5.6,108 +286,"[18, 36, 10770]",21634,en,Prayers for Bobby,7.372,2009-02-27,Prayers for Bobby,7.9,220 +287,"[18, 35, 10749]",18438,ko,김씨 표류기,7.368,2010-02-05,Castaway on the Moon,8.1,259 +288,"[35, 10749]",38961,en,Tamara Drewe,7.364,2010-12-30,Tamara Drewe,5.8,226 +289,"[35, 18]",46829,en,Barney's Version,7.357,2011-01-14,Barney's Version,7.2,210 +290,"[18, 37]",57120,en,Meek's Cutoff,7.309,2010-10-08,Meek's Cutoff,6.5,113 +291,"[27, 53]",48393,es,Secuestrados,7.297,2010-06-17,Kidnapped,6.3,98 +292,"[27, 878, 53]",31196,en,Growth,7.28,2010-01-29,Growth,5.2,33 +293,"[35, 18, 36]",46138,en,Made in Dagenham,7.275,2010-11-19,Made in Dagenham,6.6,150 +294,"[14, 16, 18, 35, 878, 10751]",51256,en,Donkey's Christmas Shrektacular,7.265,2010-12-07,Donkey's Christmas Shrektacular,5.3,70 +295,"[35, 10749, 10770]",62592,en,Revenge of the Bridesmaids,7.216,2010-07-18,Revenge of the Bridesmaids,6.3,165 +296,"[12, 878]",50674,en,The Lost Future,7.188,2010-11-13,The Lost Future,5.0,79 +297,[99],42296,en,Catfish,7.172,2010-09-17,Catfish,6.8,284 +298,"[16, 35]",36736,en,The Drawn Together Movie: The Movie!,7.171,2010-04-20,The Drawn Together Movie: The Movie!,6.4,54 +299,"[18, 53, 9648]",33195,en,Triage,7.155,2010-08-10,Triage,6.5,82 +300,[27],47518,en,The Tortured,7.148,2010-06-15,The Tortured,5.3,77 +301,[35],42189,en,Kevin Hart: Seriously Funny,7.146,2010-07-20,Kevin Hart: Seriously Funny,7.3,89 +302,[18],44835,en,Hesher,7.14,2010-01-22,Hesher,7.0,335 +303,[18],38568,en,Howl,7.12,2010-09-24,Howl,6.8,100 +304,"[99, 10752]",39312,en,Restrepo,7.119,2010-06-25,Restrepo,7.5,188 +305,"[16, 35, 10751]",54551,en,Banana,7.118,2010-12-13,Banana,7.1,178 +306,[35],70076,en,Lying to Be Perfect,7.108,2010-01-30,Lying to Be Perfect,6.1,85 +307,[18],33511,en,Nowhere Boy,7.099,2010-01-27,Nowhere Boy,7.3,469 +308,"[18, 53]",41827,en,Red White & Blue,7.09,2010-10-08,Red White & Blue,6.2,64 +309,"[80, 18, 53]",37414,en,The Killer Inside Me,7.087,2010-04-27,The Killer Inside Me,5.9,304 +310,"[14, 18, 27, 35]",21588,it,Dellamorte Dellamore,7.078,1996-04-26,Cemetery Man,7.1,192 +311,"[16, 35, 10751]",45752,en,Scooby-Doo! Camp Scare,7.048,2010-09-14,Scooby-Doo! Camp Scare,7.2,52 +312,"[35, 18, 10749]",38093,en,Just Wright,7.047,2010-05-14,Just Wright,6.2,211 +313,"[28, 12, 16, 10751]",33427,en,LEGO: The Adventures of Clutch Powers,7.039,2010-01-01,LEGO: The Adventures of Clutch Powers,5.5,41 +314,[35],52077,fr,Rien à déclarer,6.978,2010-12-20,Nothing to Declare,5.8,602 +315,"[35, 18, 10751, 10770]",49350,en,Harriet the Spy: Blog Wars,6.896,2010-03-25,Harriet the Spy: Blog Wars,4.7,127 +316,[18],33602,en,Temple Grandin,6.875,2010-02-06,Temple Grandin,7.8,173 +317,"[53, 9648, 80, 18]",291081,en,Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1974,6.871,2010-02-05,Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1974,6.8,99 +318,"[18, 28, 53, 80]",51823,en,Across the Line: The Exodus of Charlie Wright,6.863,2010-12-29,Across the Line: The Exodus of Charlie Wright,5.9,19 +319,[35],34803,en,Death at a Funeral,6.862,2010-04-15,Death at a Funeral,5.7,439 +320,"[28, 27, 878, 53]",46368,en,The Rig,6.856,2010-10-05,The Rig,3.7,39 +321,"[18, 9648, 10749]",38407,en,Shanghai,6.824,2010-10-02,Shanghai,6.1,80 +322,"[16, 10751]",45662,en,Space Chimps 2: Zartog Strikes Back,6.792,2010-05-26,Space Chimps 2: Zartog Strikes Back,4.6,50 +323,"[35, 18, 10749]",42888,en,How Do You Know,6.753,2010-12-17,How Do You Know,5.1,453 +324,"[18, 36]",34182,zh,孔子,6.706,2010-03-18,Confucius,5.9,45 +325,"[27, 878, 10770]",95547,en,Triassic Attack,6.706,2010-11-27,Triassic Attack,3.2,22 +326,"[10749, 35, 18]",47607,en,Tiny Furniture,6.695,2010-11-12,Tiny Furniture,5.9,82 +327,"[18, 10402]",33473,en,Stomp the Yard 2: Homecoming,6.684,2010-10-10,Stomp the Yard 2: Homecoming,4.7,48 +328,"[16, 35]",48466,en,Scared Shrekless,6.682,2010-10-28,Scared Shrekless,6.2,177 +329,[35],35428,ru,О чём говорят мужчины,6.675,2010-11-11,What Men Talk About,7.7,71 +330,"[35, 10749, 18]",47218,en,Happythankyoumoreplease,6.645,2010-01-20,Happythankyoumoreplease,6.5,148 +331,"[35, 10749]",35688,en,Why Did I Get Married Too?,6.636,2010-04-02,Why Did I Get Married Too?,5.9,49 +332,"[27, 53]",47386,en,YellowBrickRoad,6.635,2010-01-23,YellowBrickRoad,4.9,75 +333,[35],38778,en,Dinner for Schmucks,6.632,2010-07-30,Dinner for Schmucks,5.6,920 +334,"[18, 10749]",60695,en,Sundays at Tiffany's,6.629,2010-12-06,Sundays at Tiffany's,6.5,43 +335,"[27, 53, 80, 9648]",33107,en,And Soon the Darkness,6.606,2010-12-17,And Soon the Darkness,5.2,197 +336,"[12, 14, 16, 28, 53, 878, 10751]",50337,en,Firebreather,6.591,2010-11-24,Firebreather,6.2,33 +337,"[35, 10749]",35458,en,Crazy on the Outside,6.579,2010-01-08,Crazy on the Outside,5.4,48 +338,"[80, 18, 53, 36]",43434,en,Carlos,6.568,2010-10-11,Carlos,7.0,87 +339,"[18, 10751, 12]",34751,en,Free Willy: Escape from Pirate's Cove,6.568,2010-03-23,Free Willy: Escape from Pirate's Cove,5.2,61 +340,"[35, 18, 10749]",36956,it,Cosa voglio di più,6.53,2010-06-06,Come Undone,5.6,49 +341,"[35, 10749]",36515,en,The Prince & Me 4: The Elephant Adventure,6.523,2010-03-23,The Prince & Me 4: The Elephant Adventure,5.5,37 +342,"[16, 28, 53, 878]",64956,en,Inception: The Cobol Job,6.516,2010-12-07,Inception: The Cobol Job,7.4,227 +343,"[9648, 18]",29483,en,Beautiful Kate,6.481,2010-01-08,Beautiful Kate,6.1,29 +344,[27],69270,en,Super Hybrid,6.474,2010-01-01,Super Hybrid,5.1,35 +345,[99],40663,en,Gasland,6.468,2010-01-24,Gasland,7.5,80 +346,"[28, 12, 27, 878]",39522,en,Mega Piranha,6.457,2010-04-10,Mega Piranha,2.9,78 +347,"[27, 53]",38033,en,Chain Letter,6.44,2010-10-01,Chain Letter,4.1,63 +348,[18],43920,en,Dog Pound,6.428,2010-04-24,Dog Pound,7.6,177 +349,"[35, 18]",41479,en,The Joneses,6.424,2010-04-16,The Joneses,6.2,312 +350,"[53, 80, 18, 9648]",291092,en,Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1983,6.423,2010-02-05,Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1983,7.0,70 +351,"[27, 28, 878, 53]",44037,en,Lake Placid 3,6.411,2010-08-21,Lake Placid 3,4.4,68 +352,"[10402, 35, 18]",43939,en,I'm Still Here,6.386,2010-09-10,I'm Still Here,6.0,179 +353,"[10751, 14, 27, 10770]",48186,en,The Boy Who Cried Werewolf,6.372,2010-10-22,The Boy Who Cried Werewolf,6.0,123 +354,[99],44992,en,Hubble 3D,6.346,2010-03-19,Hubble 3D,7.1,54 +355,"[18, 53, 80, 9648]",43263,en,Jesse Stone: No Remorse,6.324,2010-05-09,Jesse Stone: No Remorse,6.8,34 +356,"[16, 878]",52010,en,"Ultramarines: A Warhammer 40,000 Movie",6.322,2010-12-10,"Ultramarines: A Warhammer 40,000 Movie",5.2,50 +357,"[10749, 35]",60809,de,Groupies bleiben nicht zum Frühstück,6.32,2010-10-10,Single By Contract,6.9,104 +358,"[10751, 16]",41066,ja,レイトン教授と永遠の歌姫,6.308,2010-12-31,Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva,7.7,78 +359,"[27, 28, 53, 878]",44678,en,Altitude,6.305,2010-10-10,Altitude,4.9,119 +360,[18],27569,en,Extraordinary Measures,6.3,2010-01-21,Extraordinary Measures,6.3,153 +361,"[18, 14]",44638,en,The Tempest,6.3,2010-12-10,The Tempest,5.8,52 +362,"[16, 35]",24328,en,Tokyo Mater,6.29,2008-12-12,Tokyo Mater,6.0,41 +363,[35],57243,fr,Les Femmes du 6e étage,6.281,2010-12-20,The Women on the 6th Floor,6.7,183 +364,"[28, 53, 37]",45569,en,Red Hill,6.269,2010-11-05,Red Hill,6.1,79 +365,[18],46207,fr,White Material,6.262,2010-11-19,White Material,7.1,57 +366,"[10770, 10751]",46064,en,Den Brother,6.234,2010-08-13,Den Brother,6.0,56 +367,"[18, 36, 10752]",13752,no,Max Manus,6.23,2010-09-03,Max Manus: Man of War,7.1,114 +368,"[18, 35]",36801,en,Cemetery Junction,6.225,2010-08-17,Cemetery Junction,6.6,116 +369,"[35, 18, 10749]",38031,en,You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger,6.209,2010-05-23,You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger,5.8,431 +370,[35],47407,en,Milf,6.198,2010-10-17,Milf,4.1,41 +371,"[35, 28, 80]",40194,fr,Coursier,6.195,2010-02-24,Paris Express,4.9,74 +372,[18],39845,en,Love Ranch,6.185,2010-06-30,Love Ranch,6.1,28 +373,"[16, 14]",45745,en,Sintel,6.157,2010-09-30,Sintel,7.6,99 +374,"[16, 35]",10797,da,Terkel i knibe,6.135,2010-03-26,Terkel in Trouble,6.4,39 +375,"[35, 10749]",51072,fr,De vrais mensonges,6.092,2010-12-21,Beautiful Lies,5.8,70 +376,"[35, 53, 80]",66195,en,The Perfect Host,6.088,2010-07-01,The Perfect Host,6.3,217 +377,[99],39440,en,"Waiting for ""Superman""",6.068,2010-09-24,"Waiting for ""Superman""",7.0,70 +378,"[18, 28, 10749]",37737,hi,Kites,6.058,2010-05-21,Kites,5.8,67 +379,"[18, 878, 35, 9648]",46837,en,Kaboom,6.052,2010-10-06,Kaboom,5.7,175 +380,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",80188,en,Boy Wonder,6.036,2010-08-12,Boy Wonder,6.6,77 +381,"[35, 80, 53]",12834,en,Leaves of Grass,5.996,2010-09-17,Leaves of Grass,6.0,214 +382,[18],51794,en,Five Minarets in New York,5.994,2010-11-17,Five Minarets in New York,5.7,49 +383,"[35, 10749]",51090,fr,L'Âge de raison,5.982,2010-07-28,With Love... from the Age of Reason,5.3,64 +384,"[27, 878]",40016,en,Birdemic: Shock and Terror,5.961,2010-02-27,Birdemic: Shock and Terror,2.0,152 +385,"[35, 18]",40247,en,Please Give,5.945,2010-01-22,Please Give,6.3,81 +386,[18],54602,en,Skateland,5.938,2011-05-13,Skateland,5.4,16 +387,"[9648, 99, 27, 80]",56811,en,Cropsey,5.925,2009-04-25,Cropsey,6.0,90 +388,"[18, 10749]",41518,hi,Guzaarish,5.919,2010-11-19,Guzaarish,7.6,52 +389,"[80, 27, 9648, 53]",29159,it,Giallo,5.854,2010-03-13,Giallo,4.0,64 +390,"[80, 28, 12, 53]",28465,en,A Dangerous Man,5.853,2010-02-09,A Dangerous Man,5.1,53 +391,"[27, 53]",27297,ja,Gurotesuku,5.828,2010-07-16,Grotesque,5.3,69 +392,"[35, 10751, 10770]",45839,en,FRED: The Movie,5.807,2010-09-18,FRED: The Movie,5.0,81 +393,"[878, 53, 18, 9648]",71700,en,Repeaters,5.801,2010-04-22,Repeaters,5.7,75 +394,"[16, 35, 10751, 9648, 14]",32916,en,Scooby-Doo! Abracadabra-Doo,5.787,2010-02-16,Scooby-Doo! Abracadabra-Doo,6.8,58 +395,[16],55692,en,Scrat's Continental Crack-Up,5.784,2010-12-25,Scrat's Continental Crack-Up,6.9,67 +396,"[28, 53]",26583,en,The Keeper,5.779,2010-01-19,The Keeper,5.3,42 +397,[35],27584,en,High School,5.762,2010-06-03,High School,5.8,68 +398,"[53, 27]",43950,fr,Amer,5.749,2010-04-02,Amer,6.6,59 +399,"[80, 18, 53]",44027,en,"My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done",5.74,2010-04-24,"My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done",6.1,85 +400,[28],26010,cn,狼牙,5.716,2010-12-28,Legendary Assassin,6.2,33 +401,[99],43942,en,Freakonomics,5.705,2010-10-01,Freakonomics,6.6,57 +402,[14],48395,fi,Rare Exports,5.704,2010-12-03,Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale,6.5,233 +403,"[28, 12, 53]",46713,en,Hunt to Kill,5.673,2010-11-06,Hunt to Kill,5.1,60 +404,"[16, 28, 37]",41988,en,DC Showcase: Jonah Hex,5.646,2010-07-27,DC Showcase: Jonah Hex,6.8,38 +405,"[9648, 27, 53, 80]",57749,en,The Clinic,5.62,2010-10-10,The Clinic,5.2,59 +406,"[99, 10402]",37659,en,When You're Strange,5.582,2010-04-09,When You're Strange,7.6,85 +407,"[18, 27, 53]",39681,fr,Les 7 jours du talion,5.575,2010-07-28,Seven Days,6.3,76 +408,[18],18530,en,The Cry of the Owl,5.572,2010-03-12,The Cry of the Owl,5.6,46 +409,"[28, 18, 53]",56812,es,Balada triste de trompeta,5.552,2011-08-19,The Last Circus,6.7,177 +410,"[53, 80, 18, 9648]",291084,en,Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1980,5.499,2010-02-05,Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1980,7.1,73 +411,[99],44737,fr,Bébés,5.45,2010-05-07,Babies,7.0,77 +412,"[16, 35, 10751]",54553,en,Home Makeover,5.45,2010-12-13,Home Makeover,6.9,89 +413,[35],35217,de,Friendship!,5.442,2010-01-14,Friendship!,6.6,76 +414,"[53, 28, 35]",52208,en,Nude Nuns with Big Guns,5.429,2010-09-24,Nude Nuns with Big Guns,4.2,55 +415,"[14, 18, 27, 28, 53, 9648]",33555,en,Sherlock Holmes,5.39,2010-01-26,Sherlock Holmes,5.6,53 +416,[99],89704,en,Happy People: A Year in the Taiga,5.38,2010-09-03,Happy People: A Year in the Taiga,7.7,65 +417,[18],45316,hi,उड़ान,5.376,2010-06-17,Udaan,7.2,83 +418,"[80, 18, 9648]",37708,en,Wild Things: Foursome,5.371,2010-06-01,Wild Things: Foursome,5.0,36 +419,"[35, 27]",40912,en,2001 Maniacs: Field of Screams,5.364,2010-07-20,2001 Maniacs: Field of Screams,4.0,31 +420,[16],39030,en,El Materdor,5.352,2010-11-02,El Materdor,5.7,24 +421,"[10751, 18, 10749, 35]",59435,en,An Invisible Sign,5.342,2010-10-06,An Invisible Sign,5.1,58 +422,[12],54770,ja,時をかける少女,5.319,2010-09-12,Time Traveller: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time,6.3,26 +423,"[27, 53, 18]",44950,en,A Horrible Way to Die,5.316,2010-11-06,A Horrible Way to Die,5.2,36 +424,"[10770, 14, 35, 10749, 10751]",52060,en,Christmas Cupid,5.281,2010-12-12,Christmas Cupid,5.8,107 +425,"[35, 10751]",44978,hi,गोलमाल 3,5.278,2010-11-05,Golmaal 3,5.4,34 +426,"[18, 36]",30239,it,Vincere,5.254,2010-03-19,Vincere,6.5,54 +427,"[27, 878]",44809,en,Dinocroc vs. Supergator,5.247,2010-06-26,Dinocroc vs. Supergator,4.0,22 +428,[18],39806,en,Princess Ka'iulani,5.239,2010-05-14,Princess Ka'iulani,5.1,22 +429,"[35, 18]",35221,en,Father of Invention,5.238,2010-02-14,Father of Invention,5.4,70 +430,[18],102639,en,Virginia,5.236,2010-05-18,Virginia,5.8,24 +431,"[80, 53, 35]",21467,de,Der Knochenmann,5.223,2010-02-24,The Bone Man,7.3,43 +432,"[28, 80, 53]",66193,en,Sinners and Saints,5.223,2010-06-30,Sinners and Saints,5.6,42 +433,"[18, 35, 10749]",45077,en,Every Day,5.22,2010-01-14,Every Day,5.5,46 +434,"[28, 18, 53]",49261,en,Locked Down,5.2,2010-11-09,Locked Down,4.1,15 +435,"[53, 10752]",48243,en,Essential Killing,5.177,2010-11-20,Essential Killing,5.7,73 +436,"[18, 27, 53]",49787,en,The Reef,5.173,2010-05-15,The Reef,5.6,264 +437,"[35, 18, 10749]",44282,es,Plan B,5.164,2010-01-12,Plan B,7.2,45 +438,[18],56968,en,The Pregnancy Pact,5.162,2010-01-23,The Pregnancy Pact,4.8,78 +439,"[35, 18, 10749]",44594,en,Barry Munday,5.141,2010-03-13,Barry Munday,6.0,37 +440,[35],45781,en,Hole in One,5.105,2010-09-12,Hole in One,3.9,54 +441,[99],241829,en,The Making of The Walking Dead,5.084,2010-07-31,The Making of The Walking Dead,8.0,82 +442,"[18, 10749]",67198,en,Bloodworth,5.076,2010-02-06,Bloodworth,6.3,18 +443,"[18, 10751, 14]",61005,en,The Good Witch's Gift,5.071,2010-10-24,The Good Witch's Gift,6.9,37 +444,[35],47088,en,The Extra Man,5.056,2010-08-01,The Extra Man,5.9,46 +445,"[16, 35]",148608,en,Moon Mater,5.036,2010-11-02,Moon Mater,5.7,18 +446,[35],34563,en,Our Family Wedding,5.025,2010-03-12,Our Family Wedding,5.5,57 +447,"[28, 878]",37851,ru,На игре 2: Новый уровень,5.006,2010-11-11,Hooked on the Game 2. The Next Level,5.2,21 +448,"[28, 18, 53]",35402,en,Icarus,5.002,2010-09-10,Icarus,5.2,42 +449,"[53, 80, 9648]",53404,fr,Crime d'amour,4.99,2010-09-09,Love Crime,6.5,45 +450,"[18, 28, 80]",44862,en,Once Fallen,4.963,2010-11-02,Once Fallen,4.8,14 +451,"[18, 10751]",56601,en,The Perfect Game,4.958,2010-04-16,The Perfect Game,6.3,44 +452,"[18, 53]",38325,ru,Как я провёл этим летом,4.92,2010-11-11,How I Ended This Summer,6.1,52 +453,"[12, 18]",37932,en,Flicka 2,4.899,2010-05-04,Flicka 2,5.9,48 +454,"[28, 27, 53]",24421,en,Stag Night,4.892,2010-10-11,Stag Night,4.8,34 +455,"[14, 27, 28, 53]",48871,en,Red: Werewolf Hunter,4.89,2010-10-30,Red: Werewolf Hunter,4.2,31 +456,"[28, 53]",51250,en,Gun,4.873,2010-06-10,Gun,5.5,45 +457,[18],37058,en,I'm Here,4.851,2010-03-01,I'm Here,7.2,82 +458,"[28, 12, 35, 27]",46812,en,Lost Boys: The Thirst,4.851,2010-10-05,Lost Boys: The Thirst,5.3,61 +459,[35],42889,en,The Virginity Hit,4.834,2010-09-10,The Virginity Hit,4.6,35 +460,"[35, 10749]",44221,en,Group Sex,4.8,2010-08-24,Group Sex,5.4,34 +461,"[36, 18, 10749]",45822,pl,Różyczka,4.743,2010-04-04,Little Rose,7.0,16 +462,"[35, 10749, 18]",57209,ru,Неадекватные люди,4.701,2010-12-20,Inadequate People,7.2,35 +463,"[35, 18]",44565,hi,Khatta Meetha,4.677,2010-07-23,Khatta Meetha,4.9,21 +464,[18],25541,da,Broderskab,4.648,2010-04-08,Brotherhood,7.5,35 +465,"[53, 878, 28]",62989,en,Ice Quake,4.635,2010-12-11,Ice Quake,4.2,32 +466,"[35, 10749]",47812,ru,Любовь в большом городе 2,4.604,2010-11-11,Love and the City 2,5.7,12 +467,"[18, 10402, 10749]",48373,en,Listen to Your Heart,4.602,2010-08-14,Listen to Your Heart,7.6,59 +468,"[18, 28, 53]",36147,en,Deadly Impact,4.588,2010-04-20,Deadly Impact,4.7,20 +469,"[35, 18, 10749]",43943,en,Jack Goes Boating,4.587,2010-09-23,Jack Goes Boating,6.1,57 +470,"[53, 18, 10749, 80]",47261,es,Carancho,4.554,2011-02-11,Carancho,6.6,59 +471,[10749],144256,en,Farewell Mr. Kringle,4.539,2010-12-04,Farewell Mr. Kringle,6.4,10 +472,[16],148605,en,Monster Truck Mater,4.494,2010-07-30,Monster Truck Mater,5.6,23 +473,"[53, 35]",33556,hi,इश्क़िया,4.48,2010-01-29,Ishqiya,6.4,30 +474,"[35, 10749]",40722,en,How to Make Love to a Woman,4.459,2010-07-13,How to Make Love to a Woman,4.6,26 +475,"[35, 18]",42171,en,The Infidel,4.434,2010-05-01,The Infidel,6.0,59 +476,"[35, 18, 10749]",37665,en,Wake,4.39,2009-02-25,Wake,4.8,23 +477,"[35, 80, 18]",31035,no,En ganske snill mann,4.381,2010-10-01,A Somewhat Gentle Man,6.3,43 +478,[35],46198,en,My Girlfriend's Boyfriend,4.378,2010-04-22,My Girlfriend's Boyfriend,5.9,68 +479,"[18, 35, 10749]",46147,no,Sykt lykkelig,4.32,2010-12-20,"Happy, Happy",6.2,18 +480,"[14, 9648, 53]",51273,ru,Тёмный мир,4.319,2010-11-11,Dark World,4.3,24 +481,[18],66111,en,Luster,4.309,2010-12-12,Luster,5.1,7 +482,"[27, 53]",49901,de,Rammbock,4.302,2010-09-09,Rammbock: Berlin Undead,6.0,59 +483,"[27, 28, 53]",44224,en,Bear,4.288,2010-01-01,Bear,3.5,9 +484,"[18, 10749]",11403,en,The River Why,4.282,2010-04-09,The River Why,5.7,31 +485,"[18, 28]",38186,ru,Чужая,4.274,2010-11-11,Alien Girl,6.7,11 +486,"[35, 18, 10402, 10749]",44566,hi,Anjaana Anjaani,4.265,2010-10-01,Anjaana Anjaani,6.1,47 +487,"[18, 10751]",35691,en,Letters to God,4.242,2010-04-09,Letters to God,6.9,71 +488,"[18, 9648, 53]",43642,en,Abandoned,4.233,2010-08-24,Abandoned,4.8,65 +489,[35],29919,en,The Six Wives of Henry Lefay,4.203,2010-10-19,The Six Wives of Henry Lefay,5.3,40 +490,"[16, 12]",46718,en,DC Showcase: Green Arrow,4.2,2010-09-28,DC Showcase: Green Arrow,7.2,54 +491,[99],37757,en,Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy,4.197,2010-05-04,Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy,8.2,63 +492,"[10749, 18]",48798,en,Love and Distrust,4.196,2010-11-02,Love and Distrust,4.7,16 +493,[99],59248,en,The Wildest Dream,4.194,2010-08-06,The Wildest Dream,7.2,20 +494,"[12, 28, 53]",44745,en,Beatdown,4.193,2010-08-31,Beatdown,5.1,13 +495,"[80, 35]",51875,en,Miss Nobody,4.145,2010-06-10,Miss Nobody,4.9,20 +496,"[27, 28, 53]",68212,en,The Terror Experiment,4.145,2010-01-01,The Terror Experiment,4.4,14 +497,"[18, 28]",34586,ru,Кандагар,4.14,2010-02-11,Kandahar,6.7,19 +498,[35],46967,en,Bill Burr: Let It Go,4.138,2010-09-18,Bill Burr: Let It Go,7.9,44 +499,"[14, 18, 28, 53, 80, 878, 10749]",32407,en,Malice in Wonderland,4.097,2010-04-16,Malice in Wonderland,5.7,28 +500,"[27, 878]",35074,en,Dinoshark,4.084,2010-01-01,Dinoshark,4.2,21 +501,"[16, 10751, 35, 12]",52939,ru,Три богатыря и Шамаханская царица,4.081,2010-12-31,Tri bogatyrya i Shamakhanskaya tsaritsa,5.9,30 +502,"[18, 10749]",38984,fr,Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky,4.057,2010-04-25,Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky,6.3,50 +503,"[27, 53]",37196,en,The Daisy Chain,4.047,2010-04-13,The Daisy Chain,5.2,35 +504,"[35, 18]",19688,en,Middle of Nowhere,4.046,2010-07-13,Middle of Nowhere,5.9,35 +505,"[18, 10749]",63414,te,డార్లింగ్,4.029,2010-04-23,Darling,4.9,8 +506,"[10752, 35, 18]",6172,de,Mein Führer - Die wirklich wahrste Wahrheit über Adolf Hitler,4.018,2010-01-19,My Führer,5.2,38 +507,"[28, 12, 53]",41409,en,Airline Disaster,3.985,2010-06-29,Airline Disaster,3.2,15 +508,"[27, 53]",52817,en,Bitter Feast,3.973,2010-07-08,Bitter Feast,5.4,27 +509,"[28, 80]",32845,en,Wrong Side of Town,3.969,2010-02-23,Wrong Side of Town,5.2,25 +510,"[10751, 16]",36696,ru,Белка и Стрелка. Звёздные собаки,3.952,2010-04-03,Space Dogs,5.5,17 +511,"[35, 10749]",55246,en,Ceremony,3.952,2010-10-08,Ceremony,5.2,33 +512,[18],43922,en,Legendary,3.948,2010-09-10,Legendary,6.4,50 +513,"[28, 53]",38166,en,The Stranger,3.948,2010-06-01,The Stranger,5.0,29 +514,"[10749, 18]",59944,ja,君に届け,3.9,2010-11-11,From Me To You,6.5,37 +515,"[10751, 12]",36085,de,Vorstadtkrokodile 2,3.9,2010-06-15,The Crocodiles Strike Back,6.4,30 +516,"[35, 18, 10749]",40777,hi,I Hate Luv Storys,3.867,2010-06-30,I Hate Luv Storys,6.1,51 +517,[],31059,ru,Наша Russia: Яйца судьбы,3.867,2010-01-21,Nasha Russia: Yaytsa sudby,4.3,25 +518,"[12, 16]",39544,ja,ホッタラケの島 遥と魔法の鏡,3.863,2010-02-27,Oblivion Island: Haruka and the Magic Mirror,6.7,18 +519,"[16, 80, 9648]",38180,en,DC Showcase: The Spectre,3.844,2010-04-23,DC Showcase: The Spectre,6.4,36 +520,[99],75311,en,The People vs. George Lucas,3.829,2010-03-14,The People vs. George Lucas,6.4,49 +521,"[35, 10751]",76706,en,Christmas Mail,3.793,2010-12-01,Christmas Mail,5.4,29 +522,[16],148607,en,Heavy Metal Mater,3.787,2010-11-02,Heavy Metal Mater,5.7,19 +523,"[28, 12, 53]",35656,en,As Good As Dead,3.765,2010-01-25,As Good As Dead,4.8,15 +524,"[878, 53]",41360,en,Hunter Prey,3.738,2010-05-01,Hunter Prey,5.6,51 +525,[37],71244,en,Monte Walsh,3.728,1970-10-07,Monte Walsh,6.3,20 +526,[35],59419,en,The Best and the Brightest,3.728,2010-01-01,The Best and the Brightest,4.5,11 +527,[99],46689,en,Waste Land,3.707,2010-01-24,Waste Land,7.7,51 +528,[18],57389,it,Le quattro volte,3.702,2010-05-28,The Four Times,7.6,45 +529,"[16, 35]",48740,en,Coyote Falls,3.69,2010-07-30,Coyote Falls,7.3,24 +530,"[18, 53]",55061,en,Frankie & Alice,3.69,2014-04-04,Frankie & Alice,5.7,43 +531,"[18, 53]",49001,fr,L'Autre monde,3.681,2010-11-11,Black Heaven,5.8,37 +532,"[35, 18]",25891,en,ExTerminators,3.66,2010-11-02,ExTerminators,5.5,56 +533,[27],70448,en,All About Evil,3.659,2010-05-01,All About Evil,5.6,30 +534,"[35, 18]",59957,fr,Mères et filles,3.655,2009-10-15,Hidden Diary,6.4,15 +535,"[28, 878, 27, 53]",52034,ja,鉄男 THE BULLET MAN,3.644,2010-04-25,Tetsuo: The Bullet Man,5.7,32 +536,"[18, 35]",41273,fr,Tournée,3.635,2010-06-30,On Tour,6.8,37 +537,"[18, 10751]",75910,en,Lifted,3.625,2010-08-13,Lifted,7.3,18 +538,[53],35004,en,Order of Chaos,3.613,2010-01-01,Order of Chaos,4.4,12 +539,[35],44647,en,Rock Slyde,3.598,2010-05-01,Rock Slyde,6.1,13 +540,[16],352812,en,Tick Tock Tale,3.587,2010-06-10,Tick Tock Tale,8.0,39 +541,"[10751, 35, 18]",57517,en,First Dog,3.585,2010-10-22,First Dog,6.2,17 +542,"[28, 18, 53, 12]",62255,en,Tracker,3.581,2010-09-12,Tracker,6.7,29 +543,[18],28238,en,RSC Live: Hamlet,3.549,2010-05-04,RSC Live: Hamlet,7.7,37 +544,"[18, 53]",49004,en,Beneath the Dark,3.531,2010-11-05,Beneath the Dark,4.9,21 +545,"[28, 10749]",30886,hi,वीर,3.526,2010-01-22,Veer,5.7,24 +546,"[28, 878, 53]",41997,en,Meteor Apocalypse,3.513,2010-02-23,Meteor Apocalypse,3.8,12 +547,"[18, 35, 10749]",54532,en,Is It Just Me?,3.51,2010-01-15,Is It Just Me?,6.1,34 +548,"[16, 10751]",88212,en,Prep & Landing Stocking Stuffer: Operation: Secret Santa,3.501,2010-12-07,Prep & Landing Stocking Stuffer: Operation: Secret Santa,6.7,42 +549,"[18, 53, 9648]",43754,en,The Killing Jar,3.496,2010-03-19,The Killing Jar,5.7,27 +550,"[10749, 12, 18, 36]",47557,ru,Край,3.49,2010-11-11,The Edge,6.0,21 +551,"[18, 53]",46665,en,Triple Dog,3.479,2010-05-10,Triple Dog,5.9,59 +552,"[12, 28]",45611,en,Jack Hunter and the Lost Treasure of Ugarit,3.471,2010-07-31,Jack Hunter and the Lost Treasure of Ugarit,6.8,8 +553,"[35, 10749]",39213,en,Coach,3.469,2010-06-13,Coach,4.6,12 +554,"[80, 18, 53]",39478,en,Stripped Naked,3.463,2010-05-30,Stripped Naked,4.3,6 +555,"[53, 18]",221343,en,Locked In,3.454,2010-09-17,Locked In,4.2,12 +556,"[18, 35, 10749]",56607,ko,나탈리,3.44,2010-11-11,Natalie,5.0,9 +557,"[18, 27, 53]",60306,en,Victim,3.44,2010-11-17,Victim,4.4,19 +558,[18],8896,hu,Delta,3.429,2010-03-12,Delta,5.8,9 +559,[],151316,en,Shrek’s Yule Log,3.424,2010-12-07,Shrek’s Yule Log,4.7,9 +560,"[18, 35, 10749, 10751, 14]",42950,en,What if...,3.423,2010-08-20,What if...,6.6,29 +561,"[14, 10770, 35]",99079,en,A Family Thanksgiving,3.406,2010-11-06,A Family Thanksgiving,5.2,9 +562,"[18, 27, 53]",39959,en,Open House,3.4,2010-08-03,Open House,4.7,23 +563,"[16, 18]",75825,en,Zero,3.366,2010-08-01,Zero,7.4,35 +564,"[28, 53]",46103,en,Born to Raise Hell,3.361,2010-10-19,Born to Raise Hell,4.5,40 +565,[99],72914,en,"Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead",3.356,2010-04-16,"Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead",7.2,69 +566,"[27, 53, 9648]",49347,en,Needle,3.356,2010-10-09,Needle,5.1,24 +567,[35],46584,en,The Trotsky,3.355,2010-05-05,The Trotsky,6.3,43 +568,"[27, 53]",57018,en,Captifs,3.353,2010-10-16,Caged,5.5,47 +569,"[28, 9648, 53, 27]",45527,en,The Final Storm,3.343,2010-01-01,The Final Storm,4.1,18 +570,[18],45792,en,Amish Grace,3.342,2010-03-28,Amish Grace,7.0,21 +571,"[12, 35, 10751, 14]",36550,en,Jack and the Beanstalk,3.342,2009-11-06,Jack and the Beanstalk,5.2,38 +572,"[18, 53]",15952,da,Frygtelig lykkelig,3.333,2010-02-05,Terribly Happy,6.5,38 +573,"[53, 27]",48836,en,Kill Katie Malone,3.332,2010-10-10,Kill Katie Malone,4.2,15 +574,[18],52688,en,November Christmas,3.331,2010-11-28,November Christmas,7.6,19 +575,"[10749, 18]",47559,en,The First Grader,3.331,2010-09-04,The First Grader,7.0,51 +576,[18],39958,en,The War Boys,3.327,2009-05-30,The War Boys,6.5,29 +577,"[35, 18]",41371,en,#1 Cheerleader Camp,3.277,2010-07-27,#1 Cheerleader Camp,3.6,34 +578,"[10752, 14, 28, 18]",36699,en,My Iz Budushchego 2,3.275,2010-11-11,We Are from the Future 2,5.3,25 +579,[35],38570,en,The 41–Year–Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It,3.264,2010-06-08,The 41–Year–Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It,3.4,59 +580,[35],57809,ru,Ёлки,3.256,2010-12-20,Six Degrees of Celebration,6.5,35 +581,"[27, 878]",43099,en,Mothman,3.237,2010-04-24,Mothman,3.2,12 +582,[35],20720,en,Gabriel Iglesias: Hot and Fluffy,3.233,2007-08-07,Gabriel Iglesias: Hot and Fluffy,7.4,37 +583,"[35, 18]",65831,de,Sascha,3.226,2010-06-18,Sasha,6.5,11 +584,[27],27807,en,The Dead Matter,3.221,2010-07-30,The Dead Matter,3.7,6 +585,"[35, 27]",49541,en,Die-ner (Get It?),3.22,2010-08-24,Die-ner (Get It?),3.3,12 +586,"[27, 28, 53, 878]",82628,en,Alligator X,3.219,2010-08-18,Xtinction: Predator X,3.3,17 +587,"[18, 14]",61980,en,Seeing Heaven,3.209,2012-07-16,Seeing Heaven,3.7,9 +588,"[10770, 878]",32206,en,Quantum Apocalypse,3.177,2010-02-24,Quantum Apocalypse,3.6,38 +589,[],75828,en,Erratum,3.154,2010-09-16,Erratum,6.6,7 +590,"[53, 28, 12]",35153,en,The Heavy,3.146,2010-04-16,The Heavy,5.0,24 +591,[18],44966,en,The Freebie,3.137,2010-09-17,The Freebie,4.8,12 +592,[18],39477,en,Small Town Saturday Night,3.136,2010-05-31,Small Town Saturday Night,6.2,17 +593,"[27, 878, 28]",53502,en,The Dead Undead,3.127,2010-05-13,The Dead Undead,3.1,9 +594,[18],37234,en,Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll,3.126,2010-05-05,Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll,6.6,25 +595,[35],30587,en,Aziz Ansari: Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening,3.125,2010-01-19,Aziz Ansari: Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening,6.6,28 +596,"[28, 14]",40170,en,Mortal Kombat: Rebirth,3.121,2010-06-08,Mortal Kombat: Rebirth,7.2,52 +597,"[18, 10749]",47075,en,Samson and Delilah,3.115,2010-10-15,Samson and Delilah,6.1,25 +598,[99],45274,en,Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer,3.107,2010-11-05,Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer,6.4,18 +599,"[80, 18, 53]",51512,en,Dear Mr. Gacy,3.104,2010-05-11,Dear Mr. Gacy,6.4,40 +600,"[35, 10751]",73541,en,You Should Meet My Son!,3.101,2010-10-31,You Should Meet My Son,6.7,20 +601,"[35, 18, 10749]",44991,en,The Four-Faced Liar,3.091,2010-01-01,The Four-Faced Liar,5.3,25 +602,"[99, 10402]",41120,en,Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage,3.089,2010-06-29,Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage,8.3,33 +603,[16],148606,en,Mater Private Eye,3.079,2010-11-02,Mater Private Eye,5.6,22 +604,"[10749, 35, 18]",70588,en,The Myth of the American Sleepover,3.066,2011-07-22,The Myth of the American Sleepover,6.2,47 +605,[99],53778,en,DMT: The Spirit Molecule,3.057,2010-10-15,DMT: The Spirit Molecule,6.2,40 +606,[18],108614,en,The Seminarian,3.055,2010-01-01,The Seminarian,5.8,8 +607,"[27, 53, 9648]",35197,en,The Reeds,3.051,2010-01-29,The Reeds,4.7,25 +608,"[99, 10402]",53344,en,Lemmy,3.047,2010-03-15,Lemmy,7.4,51 +609,[99],41504,fr,L'enfer d'Henri-Georges Clouzot,3.045,2010-05-02,Henri Georges Clouzot's Inferno,7.1,21 +610,"[18, 53, 80]",42966,en,Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai,3.037,2010-07-30,Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai,6.6,36 +611,[35],63943,en,West Is West,3.035,2010-11-02,West Is West,6.6,23 +612,"[27, 878, 12]",90363,en,Mysterious Island,3.031,2010-02-11,Mysterious Island,4.3,12 +613,"[10770, 14, 27]",57173,en,Monsterwolf,3.016,2010-10-09,Monsterwolf,3.8,10 +614,[35],34144,hi,अतिथि तुम कब जाओगे?,3.007,2010-02-26,Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge?,6.3,26 +615,"[80, 18, 53]",45022,en,Holy Rollers,2.992,2010-05-21,Holy Rollers,5.9,43 +616,"[18, 53]",45806,en,Nothing Personal,2.985,2010-11-18,Nothing Personal,6.4,37 +617,"[14, 18, 10751, 10770]",78059,en,Call Me Mrs. Miracle,2.983,2010-11-27,Call Me Mrs. Miracle,5.4,22 +618,[16],171536,en,Unidentified Flying Mater,2.978,2010-11-02,Unidentified Flying Mater,6.1,27 +619,"[35, 18, 10749]",47320,en,Cherry,2.969,2010-10-08,Cherry,6.5,40 +620,"[18, 10749]",45020,en,Mercy,2.959,2010-04-13,Mercy,5.6,10 +621,"[10749, 10770, 18, 10751]",123883,en,Ice Dreams,2.945,2010-01-23,Ice Dreams,6.0,11 +622,"[18, 27, 53]",54700,en,The Presence,2.944,2010-08-04,The Presence,4.2,37 +623,"[99, 36]",70862,en,American Grindhouse,2.942,2011-02-04,American Grindhouse,6.9,35 +624,[27],29833,en,Brain Dead,2.941,2007-10-31,Brain Dead,5.2,18 +625,"[12, 27, 53]",34231,en,The Graves,2.941,2010-01-29,The Graves,3.2,22 +626,"[878, 14, 27]",45959,en,Dark Relic,2.926,2010-03-27,Dark Relic,3.1,8 +627,"[27, 28, 53]",70059,en,Wolf Town,2.916,2010-07-09,Wolf Town,3.2,10 +628,"[18, 10749]",47358,en,Just Say Love,2.905,2010-04-02,Just Say Love,5.1,9 +629,"[18, 35]",44946,en,Knucklehead,2.895,2010-10-22,Knucklehead,5.0,24 +630,"[27, 18, 53]",32904,en,Tony,2.893,2010-01-01,Tony,6.0,39 +631,"[35, 18, 10751]",45013,en,Burning Palms,2.883,2010-04-23,Burning Palms,5.6,27 +632,"[35, 18, 10749]",56928,en,Meet Monica Velour,2.883,2010-06-04,Meet Monica Velour,5.4,18 +633,[35],41179,en,Pièce Montée,2.883,2010-04-04,The Wedding Cake,5.2,27 +634,[18],94025,en,The Stranger in Us,2.875,2010-06-23,The Stranger in Us,5.6,8 +635,[18],44944,en,For Colored Girls,2.858,2010-11-05,For Colored Girls,6.8,33 +636,"[28, 12, 53]",47853,en,King of the Avenue,2.857,2010-09-17,King of the Avenue,4.5,9 +637,"[27, 53, 18, 80]",31992,en,Freeway Killer,2.848,2009-11-04,Freeway Killer,5.5,10 +638,[16],140967,en,Mater the Greater,2.846,2010-11-02,Mater the Greater,5.9,24 +639,"[28, 27, 37]",77594,en,Dead West,2.845,2010-10-09,Dead West,3.0,7 +640,"[28, 99]",55322,en,Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods,2.835,2010-10-26,Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods,6.6,8 +641,"[12, 28, 14]",44773,en,The 7 Adventures of Sinbad,2.835,2010-05-25,The 7 Adventures of Sinbad,3.3,16 +642,[16],56553,en,Rescue Squad Mater,2.833,2010-11-02,Rescue Squad Mater,5.9,22 +643,"[16, 18, 10749]",60669,ja,文学少女,2.83,2010-10-27,Book Girl,6.4,9 +644,"[27, 878, 53]",58765,en,Slices of Life,2.828,2010-10-23,Slices of Life,2.5,6 +645,"[18, 35]",44219,en,The Chosen One,2.818,2010-09-03,The Chosen One,4.5,23 +646,[99],43924,en,The Tillman Story,2.813,2010-08-22,The Tillman Story,7.5,33 +647,"[27, 35]",130165,en,President's Day,2.809,2010-02-15,President's Day,3.6,6 +648,"[10770, 35, 18, 10749]",48495,en,Double Wedding,2.786,2010-07-20,Double Wedding,6.4,19 +649,"[35, 18, 27, 53]",33275,en,Red Hook,2.783,2009-10-03,Red Hook,3.9,6 +650,[10751],69961,en,Horse Crazy 2: The Legend of Grizzly Mountain,2.774,2010-01-02,Horse Crazy 2: The Legend of Grizzly Mountain,4.4,4 +651,"[35, 10402]",47911,en,"Bo Burnham: Words, Words, Words",2.761,2010-10-19,"Bo Burnham: Words, Words, Words",7.2,29 +652,"[16, 35]",48741,en,Fur of Flying,2.761,2010-09-24,Fur of Flying,6.6,15 +653,[27],50288,en,House of Bones,2.761,2010-01-16,House of Bones,4.3,19 +654,[18],42748,nl,Bo,2.751,2010-11-11,Bo,5.1,14 +655,"[27, 878, 53]",63706,en,Mandrake,2.751,2010-09-11,Mandrake,3.8,12 +656,"[18, 10749]",33809,de,Alle Anderen,2.75,2009-05-01,Everyone Else,6.2,39 +657,[99],78394,en,Sea Rex 3D: Journey to a Prehistoric World,2.746,2010-05-14,Sea Rex 3D: Journey to a Prehistoric World,7.4,12 +658,"[35, 18]",49446,en,You Wont Miss Me,2.744,2010-11-12,You Wont Miss Me,5.2,5 +659,"[27, 53, 878]",42307,en,Road Train,2.744,2010-09-28,Road Train,3.9,43 +660,[27],56529,en,The Violent Kind,2.734,2010-01-25,The Violent Kind,5.2,21 +661,"[99, 18]",45576,zh,归途列车,2.733,2010-09-03,Last Train Home,7.2,26 +662,"[10749, 18]",63430,te,ఏ మాయ చేసావే,2.726,2010-02-26,Ye Maaya Chesave,6.3,8 +663,"[18, 28, 53]",70110,en,Turbulent Skies,2.726,2010-05-05,Turbulent Skies,3.0,15 +664,[18],52605,en,Strapped,2.725,2010-09-24,Strapped,6.0,25 +665,"[80, 27, 9648, 53]",47891,en,Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer,2.718,2010-10-01,Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer,4.5,26 +666,"[28, 35, 80, 18]",41009,en,Perrier's Bounty,2.716,2010-05-22,Perrier's Bounty,5.8,35 +667,[18],59835,es,Entrelobos,2.715,2010-11-26,Among Wolves,6.0,19 +668,[27],52369,fr,La Meute,2.709,2010-10-15,The Pack,3.8,27 +669,"[18, 10751]",37206,en,A Shine of Rainbows,2.706,2010-04-13,A Shine of Rainbows,6.3,19 +670,"[35, 10751]",53980,en,Ensemble c'est trop,2.696,2010-03-03,Together Is Too Much,4.8,10 +671,"[18, 35, 10749]",49679,en,Action Replayy,2.685,2010-11-05,Action Replayy,5.3,36 +672,[99],52804,en,Graphic Sexual Horror,2.681,2009-01-18,Graphic Sexual Horror,7.5,12 +673,"[18, 10749]",33870,en,Mao's Last Dancer,2.681,2010-08-20,Mao's Last Dancer,7.0,45 +674,[18],67509,fr,Pieds nus sur les limaces,2.676,2010-12-12,Lily Sometimes,5.9,27 +675,[18],57489,es,El último verano de La Boyita,2.675,2010-06-21,The Last Summer of La Boyita,7.0,11 +676,"[10751, 16]",183443,en,New Ghoul at School,2.671,2010-10-31,New Ghoul at School,6.0,21 +677,[27],39814,en,Salvage,2.664,2010-07-06,Salvage,5.3,27 +678,[99],50056,en,Secret Origin: The Story of DC Comics,2.66,2010-11-09,Secret Origin: The Story of DC Comics,6.6,19 +679,"[28, 12, 99]",20311,en,Love the Beast,2.657,2010-04-15,Love the Beast,6.6,18 +680,"[27, 53]",73101,fr,The Killing Strain,2.657,2010-01-01,The Killing Strain,3.2,5 +681,"[35, 53, 9648]",33035,en,A Film with Me in It,2.656,2010-01-01,A Film with Me in It,5.9,37 +682,"[14, 28, 53, 878]",42053,en,Witchville,2.654,2010-05-22,Witchville,4.4,16 +683,"[27, 53]",54525,en,Secrets in the Walls,2.651,2010-11-24,Secrets in the Walls,5.7,33 +684,"[27, 53]",34104,en,The Cursed,2.643,2010-02-06,The Cursed,4.6,5 +685,"[28, 35, 27]",65020,fr,The Taint,2.639,2010-01-01,The Taint,4.7,19 +686,[12],52349,en,600 kilos d'or pur,2.634,2010-11-11,In Gold We Trust,5.2,22 +687,[16],37845,en,French Roast,2.63,2010-02-19,French Roast,6.7,27 +688,"[10770, 80, 9648, 53]",72587,en,Smoke Screen,2.629,2010-11-21,Smoke Screen,5.1,7 +689,[],150782,en,Bikini Frankenstein,2.625,2010-01-18,Bikini Frankenstein,6.0,4 +690,"[28, 878, 53]",67203,en,Arctic Predator,2.617,2010-08-20,Arctic Predator,5.0,20 +691,"[27, 53]",62105,en,Re-Cut,2.615,2010-01-04,Re-Cut,3.8,10 +692,"[18, 53, 10749]",70418,en,Wasted on the Young,2.605,2010-12-10,Wasted on the Young,5.3,23 +693,"[53, 9648]",69771,en,Iron Doors,2.597,2010-03-17,Iron Doors,4.9,16 +694,[99],52013,en,Marwencol,2.596,2010-03-12,Marwencol,7.3,30 +695,"[35, 10749]",51764,en,BearCity,2.593,2010-06-08,BearCity,6.1,18 +696,[27],58250,en,The Bucks County Massacre,2.59,2010-12-01,The Bucks County Massacre,4.5,8 +697,[99],47059,en,Boxing Gym,2.587,2010-10-22,Boxing Gym,5.5,7 +698,"[27, 53]",47654,en,Circle,2.587,2010-09-11,Circle,3.8,6 +699,"[28, 80, 53]",31172,en,Diamant 13,2.586,2010-06-03,Diamond 13,5.5,18 +700,"[28, 12, 16, 878, 10752]",30807,ja,機動戦士ガンダム00 スペシャルエディションIII リターン・ザ・ワールド,2.583,2010-02-23,Mobile Suit Gundam 00 Special Edition III: Return The World,5.6,8 +701,[99],44806,en,12th & Delaware,2.579,2010-04-01,12th & Delaware,7.4,9 +702,"[12, 14, 27, 28, 53, 878]",47065,en,Tales of an Ancient Empire,2.576,2010-07-31,Tales of an Ancient Empire,3.3,12 +703,"[18, 9648]",117232,en,Lady Blue Shanghai,2.57,2010-05-16,Lady Blue Shanghai,6.1,30 +704,"[35, 99]",32930,en,Bill Maher... But I'm Not Wrong,2.566,2010-02-18,Bill Maher... But I'm Not Wrong,6.5,12 +705,[18],41123,fr,Lourdes,2.565,2010-02-17,Lourdes,6.5,21 +706,"[18, 53, 80, 9648]",73419,tr,The Devil's Teardrop,2.565,2010-08-08,The Devil's Teardrop,6.0,11 +707,"[35, 10751, 14, 10770]",83137,en,The Santa Suit,2.559,2010-12-02,The Santa Suit,7.0,11 +708,[18],45595,en,Miral,2.558,2010-12-03,Miral,6.1,27 +709,"[878, 28]",96592,en,Defcon 2012,2.556,2010-02-28,Defcon 2012,2.0,6 +710,"[18, 878, 53]",62878,en,Riverworld,2.549,2010-04-18,Riverworld,4.9,16 +711,"[99, 10402]",53079,en,Who Is Harry Nilsson (And Why Is Everybody Talkin' About Him?),2.544,2010-10-26,Who Is Harry Nilsson (And Why Is Everybody Talkin' About Him?),7.6,14 +712,[27],62904,en,Mask Maker,2.544,2010-01-01,Mask Maker,5.4,17 +713,[27],61716,en,Killjoy 3,2.54,2010-09-14,Killjoy 3,4.2,14 +714,[99],55244,en,Bill Cunningham New York,2.531,2010-03-24,Bill Cunningham New York,7.9,48 +715,"[14, 36, 10749]",46694,en,The Pagan Queen,2.53,2010-06-29,The Pagan Queen,3.3,8 +716,"[80, 53, 9648]",80298,en,The Last Harbor,2.529,2010-01-01,The Last Harbor,4.3,5 +717,"[10770, 10751, 14]",74352,en,The Night Before the Night Before Christmas,2.527,2010-09-07,The Night Before the Night Before Christmas,5.6,10 +718,[18],74342,es,El Cónsul de Sodoma,2.523,2010-06-20,The Consul of Sodom,7.1,7 +719,"[27, 9648, 53]",13826,en,Knife Edge,2.523,2010-04-20,Knife Edge,4.6,15 +720,"[16, 10751, 35]",60823,en,Rabid Rider,2.513,2010-12-17,Rabid Rider,6.4,12 +721,"[53, 80, 9648]",83716,en,Fake,2.498,2010-06-09,Fake,5.0,3 +722,[27],34845,en,SuicideGirls Must Die!,2.498,2010-03-12,SuicideGirls Must Die!,3.7,10 +723,"[18, 9648, 53]",61420,en,The 19th Wife,2.486,2010-09-13,The 19th Wife,4.5,6 +724,"[18, 10749, 53]",34764,hi,Karthik Calling Karthik,2.485,2010-02-26,Karthik Calling Karthik,6.0,40 +725,"[35, 10749]",44740,cn,月滿軒尼詩,2.484,2010-06-10,Crossing Hennessy,6.6,5 +726,"[27, 14]",56242,en,Demonic Toys: Personal Demons,2.475,2010-02-26,Demonic Toys: Personal Demons,3.8,14 +727,[99],47689,en,Get Lamp,2.47,2010-03-26,Get Lamp,6.4,10 +728,[27],68523,en,Slow Torture Puke Chamber,2.465,2010-07-27,Slow Torture Puke Chamber,2.6,14 +729,"[36, 18, 10752]",58602,fr,Henri 4,2.462,2010-05-27,Henri 4,6.2,13 +730,"[35, 18, 10749]",65056,en,A Little Help,2.451,2010-07-22,A Little Help,5.3,30 +731,[],200946,en,Weakness,2.451,2010-10-24,Weakness,4.5,2 +732,"[35, 18]",50590,en,Norman,2.45,2010-06-11,Norman,5.9,22 +733,[35],41416,zh,一頁台北,2.443,2010-04-02,Au Revoir Taipei,6.2,13 +734,"[9648, 18, 35, 53]",55934,en,Cold Weather,2.432,2010-03-13,Cold Weather,6.2,19 +735,[18],87017,es,El cuarto de Leo,2.417,2010-01-20,Leo's Room,7.3,18 +736,[18],51276,ru,Ovsyanki,2.409,2010-10-10,Silent Souls,6.8,32 +737,[18],28987,en,The Kid,2.403,2010-10-31,The Kid,6.9,12 +738,"[10402, 99]",50358,en,Bruce Springsteen: The Promise - The Making of Darkness on the Edge of Town,2.398,2010-10-07,Bruce Springsteen: The Promise - The Making of Darkness on the Edge of Town,6.0,4 +739,"[27, 878]",64108,en,The Frankenstein Syndrome,2.397,2010-10-01,The Frankenstein Syndrome,4.9,25 +740,"[10770, 53, 18]",68193,tr,The Perfect Teacher,2.394,2010-09-12,The Perfect Teacher,5.5,20 +741,[35],67952,en,Kathleen Madigan: Gone Madigan,2.39,2010-12-17,Kathleen Madigan: Gone Madigan,6.5,11 +742,"[28, 18, 37]",46562,en,The Last Rites of Ransom Pride,2.386,2010-09-10,The Last Rites of Ransom Pride,3.5,10 +743,"[35, 10749]",50198,en,See You in September,2.382,2010-01-01,See You in September,5.0,12 +744,"[27, 53]",45778,en,Camp Hell,2.381,2010-08-13,Camp Hell,3.5,26 +745,[18],33570,en,Ice Castles,2.379,2010-02-09,Ice Castles,6.3,34 +746,"[10770, 80, 18, 9648]",39446,en,At Risk,2.378,2010-04-10,At Risk,4.4,10 +747,[53],39240,de,The Truth,2.377,2010-05-20,The Truth,5.5,10 +748,"[27, 28, 35, 53]",108993,en,Detention,2.377,2010-01-16,Detention,3.5,15 +749,"[10770, 35, 10751]",40900,en,Elevator Girl,2.373,2010-02-13,Elevator Girl,5.5,21 +750,"[28, 35]",68716,en,Venus & Vegas,2.362,2010-11-01,Venus & Vegas,3.7,14 +751,[35],48132,en,Kevin Smith: Too Fat For 40,2.36,2010-10-22,Kevin Smith: Too Fat For 40,6.5,15 +752,"[35, 18]",58729,en,The Bill Collector,2.359,2010-09-03,The Bill Collector,2.9,7 +753,"[18, 10749]",54469,en,Main Street,2.353,2010-10-21,Main Street,3.7,27 +754,"[18, 35, 10749]",50099,hi,ब्रेक के बाद,2.35,2010-11-26,Break Ke Baad,5.6,26 +755,"[18, 35, 10749]",44248,hi,Aisha,2.35,2010-08-06,Aisha,4.9,19 +756,"[12, 35, 10751]",45725,en,Adventures of a Teenage Dragonslayer,2.348,2010-04-16,Adventures of a Teenage Dragonslayer,3.6,8 +757,"[14, 18, 878, 10749, 10751]",77235,en,You're So Cupid,2.331,2010-11-06,You're So Cupid,5.6,28 +758,"[27, 878, 10770]",44811,en,Mongolian Death Worm,2.331,2010-04-08,Mongolian Death Worm,3.6,14 +759,"[35, 80]",56897,hi,Phas Gaye Re Obama,2.33,2010-11-01,Phas Gaye Re Obama,6.9,18 +760,"[18, 35, 10749]",5178,en,The Good Heart,2.321,2010-04-30,The Good Heart,6.4,30 +761,[99],89994,en,The Psycho Legacy,2.317,2010-10-19,The Psycho Legacy,8.0,3 +762,"[10749, 35]",49827,en,"Moskva, Ya Lyublyu Tebya!",2.313,2010-11-11,"Moscow, I Love You!",4.6,7 +763,"[18, 80]",35687,hi,लव सेक्स और धोखा,2.308,2010-03-19,"LSD: Love, Sex aur Dhokha",5.9,18 +764,"[27, 53]",32612,en,The Traveler,2.304,2010-10-01,The Traveler,5.3,49 +765,"[18, 53]",132239,en,The Confession,2.302,2010-06-12,The Confession,6.7,6 +766,[18],45014,en,Anton Chekhov's The Duel,2.293,2010-04-28,Anton Chekhov's The Duel,7.4,5 +767,[18],68774,fr,Eurazijos aborigenas,2.293,2010-12-12,Eastern Drift,6.8,8 +768,"[878, 14]",63171,en,"Glenn, the Flying Robot",2.292,2010-12-31,"Glenn, the Flying Robot",4.2,9 +769,"[10749, 10770]",52635,en,Meet my Mom,2.29,2010-05-08,Soldier Love Story,6.3,10 +770,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",51488,en,Full Love,2.288,2010-01-01,Full Love,10.0,1 +771,[53],82139,en,Removal,2.278,2010-11-07,Removal,5.1,16 +772,"[18, 10749]",117646,zh,春风沉醉的夜晚,2.277,2010-08-06,Spring Fever,5.9,8 +773,[18],84016,pt,A Religiosa Portuguesa,2.273,2010-10-22,The Portuguese Nun,6.6,7 +774,[16],51800,es,The Dolphin Story of a Dreamer,2.265,2010-12-07,The Dolphin: Story of a Dreamer,6.2,5 +775,"[36, 99]",58772,he,שתיקת הארכיון,2.261,2010-08-18,A Film Unfinished,7.0,16 +776,"[27, 53, 9648]",16092,es,Aparecidos,2.26,2010-01-12,The Appeared,5.3,21 +777,[99],64074,fr,Deux de la Vague,2.258,2010-05-19,Two in the Wave,5.6,7 +778,"[18, 10749]",48833,en,Night Catches Us,2.251,2010-12-03,Night Catches Us,4.4,7 +779,[18],52322,fr,Octubre,2.248,2010-09-29,October,6.5,3 +780,"[28, 12, 18, 27, 878, 53]",50053,en,2010: Moby Dick,2.243,2010-11-23,2010: Moby Dick,3.2,34 +781,"[18, 28, 53]",51462,en,Brotherhood,2.235,2010-01-03,Brotherhood,6.2,31 +782,"[27, 9648]",28396,es,La herencia Valdemar,2.234,2010-01-22,The Valdemar Legacy,5.0,30 +783,[27],27651,en,Puppet Master: Axis of Evil,2.227,2010-01-15,Puppet Master: Axis of Evil,3.9,12 +784,"[28, 12, 18, 53]",32005,en,Breaking Point,2.225,2009-12-04,Breaking Point,5.6,8 +785,[35],45920,en,Ollie Klublershturf vs. the Nazis,2.222,2010-09-14,Ollie Klublershturf vs. the Nazis,5.9,7 +786,"[35, 18, 10749]",29888,hi,दुल्हा मिल गया,2.22,2010-01-08,Dulha Mil Gaya,5.1,20 +787,"[35, 99, 18]",39333,en,180° South,2.219,2010-02-10,180° South: Conquerors of the Useless,7.1,31 +788,"[10749, 18]",50493,en,Brilliantlove,2.215,2010-04-23,Brilliantlove,4.7,7 +789,"[10752, 18]",57602,fr,Un homme qui crie,2.211,2010-09-28,A Screaming Man,6.1,10 +790,"[35, 10751]",50652,en,A Nanny for Christmas,2.211,2010-11-23,A Nanny for Christmas,5.0,29 +791,"[28, 12, 80, 18, 53]",41042,en,Caught in the Crossfire,2.21,2010-07-13,Caught in the Crossfire,4.7,11 +792,[18],53413,pt,O Estranho Caso de Angélica,2.206,2010-12-29,The Strange Case of Angelica,6.7,22 +793,"[28, 27, 878]",24392,en,The Dark Lurking,2.204,2010-01-01,The Dark Lurking,3.4,18 +794,[35],63160,en,Successful Alcoholics,2.203,2010-01-22,Successful Alcoholics,6.1,7 +795,[99],62325,en,Bhutto,2.198,2010-12-03,Bhutto,5.4,6 +796,[18],42808,it,L'uomo che verrà,2.191,2010-04-23,The Man Who Will Come,7.6,33 +797,[99],40428,en,8: The Mormon Proposition,2.19,2010-01-01,8: The Mormon Proposition,6.2,11 +798,[18],8902,pt,Linha de Passe,2.189,2010-04-29,Linha de Passe,6.8,18 +799,"[28, 12, 35, 18, 878, 53]",44680,fr,The Wild Hunt,2.178,2010-09-17,The Wild Hunt,6.0,25 +800,"[27, 28, 53, 878]",49830,en,Contagion,2.178,2010-03-29,Bio Slime,4.3,6 +801,[878],136921,en,Pixels,2.172,2010-04-01,Pixels,7.1,35 +802,"[18, 10749]",30695,hi,चांस पे डांस,2.172,2010-01-15,Chance Pe Dance,5.0,14 +803,"[10770, 16, 12]",48832,en,Scott Pilgrim vs. the Animation,2.171,2010-08-10,Scott Pilgrim vs. the Animation,7.5,35 +804,[18],61769,fr,Gigola,2.168,2010-11-11,Gigola,5.6,4 +805,"[35, 99]",71440,en,Katt Williams: 9 Lives,2.163,2010-11-02,Katt Williams: 9 Lives,5.4,4 +806,[99],37592,en,Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined,2.161,2010-04-15,Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined,7.8,13 +807,"[18, 10749]",76421,en,Role/Play,2.159,2010-06-03,Role/Play,5.5,13 +808,[18],51403,hu,Bibliothèque Pascal,2.155,2010-06-08,Bibliothèque Pascal,6.9,11 +809,"[35, 27]",28596,en,Silent But Deadly,2.155,2010-01-01,Silent But Deadly,3.8,4 +810,[99],56663,en,Paul McCartney Really Is Dead: The Last Testament of George Harrison,2.148,2010-09-01,Paul McCartney Really Is Dead: The Last Testament of George Harrison,4.7,10 +811,[18],59728,en,The 5th Quarter,2.142,2011-03-25,The 5th Quarter,4.7,15 +812,"[28, 12, 53]",39397,en,Circle of Pain,2.14,2010-08-15,Circle of Pain,4.0,13 +813,"[35, 10770, 10751]",168090,en,The Town Christmas Forgot,2.139,2010-11-25,The Town Christmas Forgot,6.6,10 +814,[35],26353,en,The Penthouse,2.139,2010-03-02,The Penthouse,3.5,10 +815,[18],44159,fa,Zanan-e bedun-e mardan,2.133,2010-01-23,Women Without Men,6.6,25 +816,"[18, 10749, 10770]",270848,en,Fairfield Road,2.133,2010-05-20,Fairfield Road,5.9,18 +817,"[28, 18, 9648]",59426,ru,Жить,2.127,2010-11-11,To Live,6.8,9 +818,"[28, 14, 878]",48255,en,Journey to Promethea,2.125,2010-01-01,Journey to Promethea,2.2,5 +819,"[10402, 99]",92672,en,Classic Albums: Rush - 2112 & Moving Pictures,2.12,2010-09-28,Classic Albums: Rush - 2112 & Moving Pictures,5.3,3 +820,[18],43614,fr,Le père de mes enfants,2.115,2010-05-21,Father of My Children,7.0,26 +821,"[35, 10749]",43938,en,Nice Guy Johnny,2.113,2010-11-04,Nice Guy Johnny,5.3,14 +822,[27],41434,en,Don't Look Up,2.11,2010-04-20,Don't Look Up,3.7,22 +823,[],127717,en,Freshman Father,2.106,2010-06-05,Freshman Father,6.3,32 +824,"[28, 35, 10751]",45682,en,Xun zhao Cheng Long,2.096,2010-09-27,Looking for Jackie,4.9,29 +825,[53],69854,en,Playing House,2.088,2010-01-01,Playing House,5.2,6 +826,"[18, 10751]",35716,en,Preacher's Kid,2.085,2010-01-29,Preacher's Kid,6.4,23 +827,"[18, 10749]",138624,en,Gift of the Magi,2.08,2010-12-16,Gift of the Magi,5.4,10 +828,"[35, 9648]",318947,en,The Hills Have Thighs,2.08,2010-03-06,The Hills Have Thighs,5.0,2 +829,"[27, 35]",74016,en,Someone's Knocking at the Door,2.08,2010-05-25,Someone's Knocking at the Door,3.6,17 +830,[18],68412,en,3 Backyards,2.079,2010-01-24,3 Backyards,4.3,6 +831,[],53999,en,My Super Psycho Sweet 16: Part 2,2.078,2010-10-22,My Super Psycho Sweet 16: Part 2,5.9,16 +832,[35],57081,en,Whitney Cummings: Money Shot,2.076,2010-01-01,Whitney Cummings: Money Shot,6.1,11 +833,"[35, 27]",59574,en,Zombie Driftwood,2.074,2010-12-09,Zombie Driftwood,1.7,3 +834,"[27, 878]",76216,ja,Nihon bundan: Heru doraibâ,2.072,2010-09-28,Helldriver,5.9,18 +835,"[10749, 53, 27, 18]",62103,es,Agnosia,2.072,2010-09-26,Agnosia,5.0,24 +836,"[99, 37]",101520,en,Reel Injun,2.069,2010-06-18,Reel Injun,7.1,14 +837,[18],148800,en,Triple Standard,2.069,2010-08-13,Triple Standard,5.3,6 +838,"[28, 27, 53]",78352,it,War Games: At the End of the Day,2.069,2010-01-01,War Games: At the End of the Day,5.2,23 +839,"[35, 99]",46105,en,American: The Bill Hicks Story,2.068,2010-04-10,American: The Bill Hicks Story,7.7,32 +840,"[18, 878]",73283,de,Transfer,2.066,2010-09-23,Transfer,6.2,12 +841,"[27, 35]",399199,en,Twilight Vamps,2.066,2010-12-19,Twilight Vamps,5.5,4 +842,[],134718,en,Sweaty Beards,2.063,2010-07-07,Sweaty Beards,2.8,5 +843,[99],70115,en,Machete Maidens Unleashed!,2.061,2010-10-15,Machete Maidens Unleashed!,6.9,26 +844,"[18, 28, 53, 878]",68712,en,The Lazarus Papers,2.057,2010-01-01,The Lazarus Papers,4.5,10 +845,[99],90241,fi,Poikien bisnes,2.057,2010-06-24,All Boys,3.9,4 +846,"[35, 18, 10749]",27735,en,Wonderful World,2.056,2010-01-08,Wonderful World,5.8,19 +847,[18],41144,en,To Save A Life,2.053,2009-11-05,To Save A Life,6.5,32 +848,[99],121248,en,Halloween: The Inside Story,2.042,2010-10-25,Halloween: The Inside Story,7.4,9 +849,[27],123389,en,Mr. Hush,2.042,2010-08-01,Mr. Hush,2.3,7 +850,"[18, 53, 27, 878]",55662,en,Virus X,2.038,2010-10-01,Virus X,3.5,15 +851,"[27, 14, 878]",70740,en,Goblin,2.028,2010-07-13,Goblin,5.4,14 +852,[],103261,en,Astro Boy vs The Junkyard Pirates,2.022,2010-03-15,Astro Boy vs The Junkyard Pirates,6.8,6 +853,"[35, 36]",43083,he,זוהי סדום,2.02,2010-08-08,This Is Sodom,7.3,12 +854,[18],60981,ru,Счастье мое,2.017,2010-09-30,My Joy,6.9,24 +855,"[18, 35, 10749]",64694,es,"No eres tú, soy yo",2.007,2010-08-27,"No eres tú, soy yo",6.3,20 +856,[99],63146,en,Cleanflix,2.006,2010-02-16,Cleanflix,6.6,9 +857,"[80, 99, 18]",354870,en,Monster: The Josef Fritzl Story,2.005,2010-08-16,Josef Fritzl: The Story of a Monster,4.8,40 +858,"[18, 10749, 35]",32124,en,Dare,2.002,2009-11-13,Dare,5.9,37 +859,"[27, 53]",73085,en,Wreckage,2.002,2010-01-01,Wreckage,3.9,12 +860,"[80, 27]",74727,en,Long Pigs,1.999,2007-10-06,Long Pigs,5.3,12 +861,"[28, 12, 18, 9648, 878, 53]",63154,en,Zenith,1.998,2010-10-01,Zenith,5.4,13 +862,"[28, 53, 37]",29776,en,6 Guns,1.995,2010-03-30,6 Guns,4.7,17 +863,"[18, 10751, 10749]",52499,en,The Way Home,1.982,2010-01-01,The Way Home,5.1,11 +864,[35],49754,en,Kickassia,1.982,2010-10-17,Kickassia,4.9,22 +865,[18],86262,ko,잘 알지도 못하면서,1.977,2010-05-25,Like You Know It All,5.9,12 +866,"[28, 53]",41728,en,Enemies Among Us,1.971,2010-05-12,Enemies Among Us,1.6,4 +867,"[18, 35]",58251,en,Daddy Longlegs,1.969,2010-05-14,Daddy Longlegs,6.3,7 +868,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",47902,en,Meskada,1.963,2010-10-03,Meskada,5.0,8 +869,"[18, 35]",74447,en,Hamill,1.961,2010-10-26,The Hammer,6.5,16 +870,[99],54694,en,Pony Excess,1.96,2010-12-11,Pony Excess,7.5,7 +871,[18],97191,th,สวรรค์บ้านนา,1.96,2010-04-18,Agrarian Utopia,7.3,4 +872,"[18, 10749]",79782,en,Wenecja,1.96,2010-06-06,Venice,7.2,5 +873,"[878, 27]",27485,en,Megaconda,1.96,2010-01-01,Megaconda,7.0,1 +874,"[35, 18, 10749]",50673,en,Life in Flight,1.96,2008-09-12,Life in Flight,6.7,3 +875,[99],54685,en,Little Big Men,1.96,2010-08-31,Little Big Men,6.4,4 +876,"[99, 18]",57436,da,The Erotic Man,1.96,2010-11-11,The Erotic Man,6.3,6 +877,[99],74322,en,"Truth in Numbers? Everything, According to Wikipedia",1.96,2010-07-01,"Truth in Numbers? Everything, According to Wikipedia",6.3,8 +878,"[35, 18]",59914,fr,La blonde aux seins nus,1.96,2010-08-08,The Blonde with Bare Breasts,6.2,9 +879,[35],57622,en,Act da Fool,1.96,2010-09-02,Act da Fool,6.1,10 +880,"[27, 53]",39453,en,Death and Cremation,1.96,2010-06-15,Death and Cremation,5.5,7 +881,"[35, 10749, 878]",71288,sv,Meant To Be,1.96,2010-04-24,Meant To Be,5.1,9 +882,"[28, 35, 37]",43700,en,Big Money Rustlas,1.96,2010-08-14,Big Money Rustlas,3.9,5 +883,"[878, 28]",44216,de,Downstream,1.96,2010-02-24,Downstream,3.5,12 +884,"[28, 37]",40852,en,American Bandits: Frank and Jesse James,1.96,2010-05-18,American Bandits: Frank and Jesse James,3.5,3 +885,"[28, 18, 80]",51021,en,Lure: Teen Fight Club,1.96,2010-11-16,Lure: Teen Fight Club,3.0,5 +886,"[28, 53]",69932,en,Disarmed,1.96,2010-11-01,Special Ops,2.8,6 +887,"[18, 878]",56320,en,The Scientist,1.955,2010-04-16,The Scientist,5.8,4 +888,"[27, 53]",5489,en,Neowolf,1.952,2010-04-19,Neowolf,1.8,6 +889,[27],327674,en,The Invited,1.945,2010-01-01,The Invited,3.1,6 +890,"[80, 18, 53]",251689,es,Sex express coffee,1.936,2010-08-10,Sex express coffee,5.8,4 +891,[35],26971,es,Dieta mediterránea,1.928,2010-05-29,Mediterranean Food,5.8,13 +892,"[99, 16]",51904,en,Industrial Light & Magic: Creating the Impossible,1.927,2010-11-14,Industrial Light & Magic: Creating the Impossible,7.0,21 +893,[27],166736,en,Eyes in the Dark,1.927,2010-01-01,Eyes in the Dark,3.9,7 +894,[28],73819,en,The Last Kung Fu Monk,1.924,2010-10-01,The Last Kung Fu Monk,4.6,7 +895,"[35, 18, 10749]",62543,en,My Normal,1.924,2010-12-07,My Normal,4.6,14 +896,"[53, 18]",89495,es,La hora cero,1.922,2010-10-08,The Zero Hour,6.9,8 +897,"[10770, 35, 18, 10749]",167012,fr,The Wish List,1.922,2010-08-27,The Wish List,6.6,7 +898,"[80, 18, 53]",94628,en,Locked Away,1.92,2010-04-29,Locked Away,4.8,4 +899,"[878, 12]",55241,en,Meteor Storm,1.92,2010-01-30,Meteor Storm,3.3,21 +900,[],93784,en,Busty Cops Go Hawaiian,1.919,2010-06-22,Busty Cops Go Hawaiian,6.0,3 +901,"[80, 18]",38238,es,Las viudas de los jueves,1.916,2010-08-17,The Widows of Thursdays,5.8,6 +902,"[28, 80]",74637,en,Madso's War,1.912,2010-01-01,Madso's War,6.5,4 +903,"[28, 53]",63480,en,The Kane Files: Life of Trial,1.906,2010-10-02,The Kane Files: Life of Trial,5.5,11 +904,[35],39026,en,Costa Rican Summer,1.904,2010-05-24,Costa Rican Summer,4.6,9 +905,"[37, 28]",39807,en,Doc West,1.902,2010-09-07,Doc West,6.1,15 +906,"[35, 27]",44687,en,The Lost Skeleton Returns Again,1.901,2010-08-17,The Lost Skeleton Returns Again,6.6,11 +907,"[27, 28, 53, 878]",57011,en,Alien vs. Ninja,1.901,2010-07-30,Alien vs. Ninja,4.3,30 +908,[18],50026,en,Flying Lessons,1.898,2010-02-04,Flying Lessons,6.1,12 +909,"[10751, 12]",50294,cs,Kuky se vrací,1.894,2010-05-19,Kooky,7.0,17 +910,[99],54680,en,Guru of Go,1.893,2010-04-03,Guru of Go,7.1,5 +911,[18],84849,en,Orly,1.891,2010-06-01,Orly,7.0,5 +912,[99],36715,en,Police State IV: The Rise of FEMA,1.891,2010-04-20,Police State IV: The Rise of FEMA,6.7,7 +913,[18],63820,en,Chamaco,1.882,2010-08-06,Chamaco,4.3,4 +914,[35],35241,en,Charlie Murphy: I Will Not Apologize,1.876,2010-01-01,Charlie Murphy: I Will Not Apologize,5.0,5 +915,"[9648, 53]",59111,en,Kalamity,1.876,2010-10-22,Kalamity,4.0,3 +916,"[99, 10402]",59974,en,Genius Within: The Inner Life of Glenn Gould,1.873,2010-09-10,Genius Within: The Inner Life of Glenn Gould,6.7,5 +917,[10402],51499,en,Beyoncé: I Am... World Tour,1.87,2010-11-30,Beyoncé: I Am... World Tour,8.2,14 +918,[],44211,it,Draquila - L'Italia che trema,1.867,2010-07-01,Draquila - L'Italia che trema,7.0,12 +919,[99],54742,en,The House of Steinbrenner,1.864,2010-09-21,The House of Steinbrenner,4.9,5 +920,"[27, 53]",57008,en,Alice in Murderland,1.863,2010-02-05,Alice in Murderland,2.4,11 +921,[18],47405,no,Maskeblomstfamilien,1.861,2010-10-10,Shameless,6.5,4 +922,[35],66084,ru,Не надо печалиться,1.859,2010-11-11,No Need to Grieve,5.3,5 +923,"[28, 53]",33866,en,Supreme Champion,1.851,2010-07-01,Supreme Champion,3.6,4 +924,"[16, 28]",57051,en,Assassin's Creed: Ascendance,1.849,2010-11-16,Assassin's Creed: Ascendance,5.7,13 +925,"[27, 53]",36604,en,Perfect Life,1.841,2010-04-27,Perfect Life,4.3,5 +926,"[35, 10751]",52268,en,The Dog Who Saved Christmas Vacation,1.838,2010-12-07,The Dog Who Saved Christmas Vacation,4.5,11 +927,"[14, 9648, 53, 10749]",50023,en,Dead Awake,1.837,2010-12-03,Dead Awake,4.4,19 +928,"[18, 28, 36]",44249,cn,葉問前傳,1.832,2010-06-24,The Legend Is Born: Ip Man,6.7,319 +929,"[14, 27, 53]",47655,hi,Hisss,1.831,2010-10-22,Hisss,3.5,20 +930,"[18, 10770]",71184,en,When Love Is Not Enough: The Lois Wilson Story,1.828,2010-04-25,When Love Is Not Enough: The Lois Wilson Story,5.5,4 +931,[99],59406,en,PsyWar: The real battlefield is your mind,1.826,2010-10-08,PsyWar: The real battlefield is your mind,6.9,7 +932,"[18, 28, 10749]",64832,en,Shadows & Lies,1.822,2010-04-25,Shadows & Lies,4.2,10 +933,"[18, 53]",42554,en,Accused at 17,1.813,2010-05-01,Accused at 17,6.0,11 +934,"[35, 18, 10749]",49057,en,The Trial,1.812,2010-09-10,The Trial,5.2,11 +935,"[18, 27, 53]",64861,en,Thirst,1.812,2010-06-22,Thirst,4.8,5 +936,"[18, 10402, 10749]",46504,en,Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench,1.804,2010-11-05,Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench,5.5,19 +937,[27],369763,en,The School in the Woods,1.804,2010-10-06,The School in the Woods,3.7,3 +938,"[27, 9648, 80]",57313,en,8213: Gacy House,1.803,2010-09-28,8213: Gacy House,3.3,28 +939,[35],296193,en,Comedy Central Roast of David Hasselhoff,1.8,2010-08-15,Comedy Central Roast of David Hasselhoff,7.1,18 +940,"[53, 9648]",40048,en,In My Sleep,1.795,2010-04-23,In My Sleep,5.4,20 +941,"[18, 10749]",72946,en,I Will Follow,1.784,2010-09-18,I Will Follow,5.6,9 +942,"[35, 10749]",53988,fr,La reine des pommes,1.784,2010-10-08,The Queen of Hearts,5.6,9 +943,[27],108774,en,Machete Joe,1.783,2010-01-29,Machete Joe,1.5,2 +944,"[10770, 18, 36]",45371,en,The Special Relationship,1.781,2010-05-29,The Special Relationship,6.3,25 +945,[18],46564,en,A Marine Story,1.781,2010-11-05,A Marine Story,6.2,18 +946,"[18, 53]",47383,es,El hombre de al lado,1.777,2010-03-31,The Man Next Door,6.5,25 +947,"[35, 18, 10749]",61527,en,Helena from the Wedding,1.774,2010-11-12,Helena from the Wedding,5.0,2 +948,[53],69929,en,One in the Gun,1.774,2010-01-01,One in the Gun,3.5,2 +949,[99],54688,en,Marion Jones: Press Pause,1.771,2010-11-02,Marion Jones: Press Pause,3.4,4 +950,"[28, 12, 18]",34585,en,Unrivaled,1.769,2010-03-16,Unrivaled,3.3,7 +951,[18],55893,en,Putty Hill,1.765,2010-03-18,Putty Hill,5.9,8 +952,"[28, 53]",63907,en,Reykjavík Rotterdam,1.763,2010-01-08,Reykjavik-Rotterdam,5.9,22 +953,"[18, 10749]",70761,en,Brownian Movement,1.763,2010-11-11,Brownian Movement,5.0,16 +954,"[35, 80, 28]",49588,pl,Trick,1.761,2010-03-09,Trick,5.1,7 +955,"[28, 12, 35, 53]",40655,en,The Bannen Way,1.754,2010-01-06,The Bannen Way,4.9,15 +956,"[35, 18, 10749]",30124,en,Tru Loved,1.748,2008-02-27,Tru Loved,5.4,13 +957,"[10749, 18]",63281,ru,Про любоff,1.743,2010-11-11,Pro Lyuboff,4.0,4 +958,[99],54732,en,Silly Little Game,1.737,2010-04-20,Silly Little Game,5.4,4 +959,[35],41994,en,David Cross: Bigger and Blackerer,1.734,2010-05-25,David Cross: Bigger and Blackerer,6.3,9 +960,"[99, 28]",105942,en,ReGeneration,1.733,2010-05-24,ReGeneration,7.2,10 +961,"[18, 10751]",44972,hi,वी आर फैमिली,1.732,2010-09-03,We Are Family,5.7,19 +962,"[18, 10749]",72355,fr,Au fond des bois,1.73,2010-11-11,Deep in the Woods,5.3,10 +963,[99],51299,en,Life Cycles,1.726,2010-10-02,Life Cycles,8.6,31 +964,[35],52306,en,Hard Breakers,1.72,2010-01-01,Hard Breakers,3.3,15 +965,"[35, 10749]",29538,hi,प्यार इंपॉसिबल!,1.717,2010-01-08,Pyaar Impossible!,4.7,21 +966,"[35, 10749]",43044,en,Sparkle,1.715,2010-09-07,Sparkle,7.0,7 +967,"[53, 878]",78369,en,Grey Skies,1.714,2010-01-01,Grey Skies,3.6,6 +968,[27],71027,en,The Super,1.713,2010-01-01,The Super,6.3,3 +969,[99],88865,en,Queen of the Sun,1.709,2010-04-01,Queen of the Sun,7.0,6 +970,"[27, 53]",50606,en,Ghosts Don't Exist,1.703,2010-01-01,Ghosts Don't Exist,4.1,5 +971,"[28, 16]",35837,es,"Boogie, el Aceitoso",1.702,2010-03-05,Boogie,5.8,26 +972,"[10751, 18]",51962,da,Min bedste fjende,1.7,2010-06-06,My Good Enemy,6.5,4 +973,"[28, 12, 53]",60264,en,Urgency,1.7,2010-01-01,Urgency,1.9,4 +974,[53],37503,en,Bulletface,1.698,2010-03-10,Bulletface,5.5,5 +975,"[10770, 28, 12, 10751, 14, 878]",42897,pt,The Jensen Project,1.698,2010-07-16,The Jensen Project,4.5,10 +976,[99],47426,en,South of the Border,1.695,2010-06-25,South of the Border,5.1,24 +977,[27],68610,en,ReGOREgitated Sacrifice,1.691,2010-03-02,ReGOREgitated Sacrifice,4.0,15 +978,[27],42942,en,Closed for the Season,1.68,2010-03-12,Closed for the Season,3.0,6 +979,"[28, 12, 27]",51590,en,Assault of the Sasquatch,1.668,2010-03-01,Assault of the Sasquatch,5.0,5 +980,"[16, 10751]",29614,en,Tomtar & troll: Den hemliga kammaren,1.668,2010-04-06,Gnomes and Trolls: The Secret Chamber,4.7,3 +981,"[18, 53]",45780,en,I Am Slave,1.661,2010-01-01,I Am Slave,6.3,21 +982,"[18, 35]",44549,hi,PEEPLI [Live],1.658,2010-08-13,PEEPLI [Live],7.6,31 +983,"[35, 99]",48375,en,Brother's Justice,1.658,2010-10-22,Brother's Justice,5.1,7 +984,[99],58376,es,Presunto Culpable,1.651,2010-06-24,Presumed Guilty,5.9,8 +985,[35],209871,en,All American Zombie Drugs,1.649,2010-07-25,All American Zombie Drugs,6.1,5 +986,"[35, 10749]",47181,cs,Ženy v pokušení,1.648,2010-11-11,Women in Temptation,5.9,5 +987,"[18, 10749]",44951,en,Beneath the Blue,1.646,2010-11-16,Beneath the Blue,5.5,17 +988,[18],51832,he,Paam Hayiti,1.645,2010-08-24,The Matchmaker,6.8,8 +989,"[27, 28, 35, 53]",75013,en,Ninjas vs. Vampires,1.644,2010-10-29,Ninjas vs. Vampires,3.8,6 +990,[99],54731,en,Run Ricky Run,1.642,2010-04-27,Run Ricky Run,6.6,7 +991,[18],59112,fr,Je n'ai rien oublié,1.641,2010-12-20,Small World,6.1,13 +992,[99],39185,en,Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs. The New York Knicks,1.639,2010-03-14,Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs. The New York Knicks,8.1,14 +993,"[28, 35]",43954,en,Shoot the Hero,1.638,2010-01-01,Shoot the Hero,3.4,11 +994,[18],51976,es,Hermano,1.636,2010-08-19,Brother,6.7,15 +995,"[80, 99]",53190,en,The Two Escobars,1.624,2010-06-22,The Two Escobars,7.4,18 +996,"[27, 878, 53]",248670,en,Nightbeasts,1.615,2010-09-24,Nightbeasts,3.5,4 +997,[35],43814,en,Something Like A Business,1.608,2010-06-15,Something Like A Business,3.6,5 +998,"[27, 53]",39050,en,Meadowoods,1.603,2010-05-04,Meadowoods,5.0,6 +999,"[35, 10402]",81021,en,Spork,1.602,2010-04-24,Spork,6.8,13 +1000,"[35, 18]",92190,en,Tuba Atlantic,1.597,2010-02-10,Tuba Atlantic,5.5,12 +1001,"[18, 10749]",38301,en,The Japanese Wife,1.593,2010-07-13,The Japanese Wife,6.3,6 +1002,"[99, 35]",41156,en,I Am Comic,1.591,2010-01-10,I Am Comic,6.3,9 +1003,"[35, 27]",103970,en,Feeding Frenzy,1.589,2010-01-01,Feeding Frenzy,6.2,9 +1004,"[12, 80]",76747,ru,Burning Daylight,1.588,2010-11-14,Burning Daylight,6.0,1 +1005,"[18, 10751]",63348,en,The Encounter,1.587,2010-05-03,The Encounter,5.7,28 +1006,[99],259872,nl,Des jours plus belles que la nuit,1.585,2010-02-19,Skin. Like. Sun.,5.5,8 +1007,"[14, 9648]",191476,en,42 One Dream Rush,1.584,2010-09-15,42 One Dream Rush,7.0,12 +1008,"[16, 10751]",52272,en,Bratz: Pampered Petz,1.579,2010-10-05,Bratz: Pampered Petz,5.0,1 +1009,[35],32497,en,Farsan,1.576,2010-02-12,Farsan,4.5,23 +1010,[99],47753,en,William S. Burroughs: A Man Within,1.574,2010-11-05,William S. Burroughs: A Man Within,6.7,12 +1011,"[28, 80, 18]",48161,no,Nokas,1.574,2010-12-03,Hold Up,6.6,26 +1012,[99],60795,en,4192: The Crowning of the Hit King,1.574,2010-10-22,4192: The Crowning of the Hit King,5.5,3 +1013,[99],43813,en,GasHole,1.572,2010-04-18,GasHole,5.9,4 +1014,"[10770, 80, 18]",94622,en,Encounter with Danger,1.569,2010-02-28,Encounter with Danger,3.8,4 +1015,[18],76820,en,Drunkboat,1.568,2010-10-08,Drunkboat,5.6,9 +1016,"[28, 12, 35, 27]",29430,en,Little Big Boy,1.562,2010-12-01,Little Big Boy,2.3,4 +1017,"[35, 80]",38138,en,A Fork in the Road,1.559,2010-04-20,A Fork in the Road,6.2,15 +1018,[99],42704,en,The Invocation,1.554,2010-09-01,The Invocation,3.3,3 +1019,[],79915,de,REPO,1.551,2010-01-01,Repo,3.0,3 +1020,[],48679,en,Flatlife,1.548,2010-09-29,Flatlife,6.8,5 +1021,"[18, 10770]",101043,en,Reviving Ophelia,1.548,2010-10-11,Reviving Ophelia,6.2,6 +1022,[18],71543,en,Hadikduk HaPnimi,1.544,2010-10-10,Intimate Grammar,7.2,5 +1023,"[18, 14, 9648]",46756,et,Püha Tõnu kiusamine,1.538,2010-01-24,The Temptation of St. Tony,7.3,19 +1024,[99],54737,en,The 16th Man,1.536,2010-05-04,The 16th Man,6.4,6 +1025,[35],75090,en,Beware the Gonzo,1.535,2010-04-22,Beware the Gonzo,5.9,15 +1026,[35],52252,en,Ricky Gervais: Out of England 2,1.533,2010-12-18,Ricky Gervais: Out of England 2,7.8,19 +1027,[99],75450,it,Enemies of the People,1.532,2010-07-30,Enemies of the People,6.8,6 +1028,"[80, 18]",49207,da,R,1.526,2010-07-15,R,6.5,33 +1029,[99],47055,en,Cool It,1.519,2010-11-08,Cool It,6.7,6 +1030,[99],50420,en,Countdown to Zero,1.519,2010-01-25,Countdown to Zero,6.6,20 +1031,"[18, 53, 878]",139406,en,Radio Free Albemuth,1.518,2010-01-01,Radio Free Albemuth,5.0,24 +1032,"[35, 10751]",58397,no,Keeper'n til Liverpool,1.517,2010-07-07,The Liverpool Goalie,6.7,10 +1033,"[35, 18, 10402]",7297,de,Fleisch ist mein Gemüse,1.513,2010-10-27,Fleisch ist mein Gemüse,5.3,10 +1034,[99],56441,en,The Elephant in the Living Room,1.512,2010-02-11,The Elephant in the Living Room,6.8,9 +1035,"[35, 18, 10751]",71726,en,Snowmen,1.508,2010-04-24,Snowmen,4.9,7 +1036,"[53, 18]",68279,nl,Vlees,1.506,2010-10-08,Meat,4.5,2 +1037,"[35, 18, 10749]",44369,tl,Boy,1.504,2009-06-01,Boy,7.5,2 +1038,[27],75220,es,Deus Irae,1.492,2010-09-26,Deus Irae,6.2,9 +1039,[27],60152,en,L.A. Zombie,1.487,2010-11-12,L.A. Zombie,4.3,6 +1040,[18],45104,en,The Wronged Man,1.484,2010-01-17,The Wronged Man,6.3,9 +1041,"[27, 53, 18]",114847,en,Porkchop,1.48,2010-01-15,Porkchop,4.9,5 +1042,"[28, 80, 18, 27, 53]",57309,fr,เฉือน,1.479,2010-07-16,Slice,6.4,16 +1043,[27],12216,en,The Portal,1.468,2010-01-01,The Portal,3.0,4 +1044,"[18, 10751]",62984,en,Summer Eleven,1.467,2010-08-09,Summer Eleven,5.3,6 +1045,"[35, 53]",36618,lt,Zero 2,1.466,2010-01-31,Zero 2,6.4,18 +1046,[37],49594,en,Snowblind,1.463,2010-11-11,Snowblind,4.3,7 +1047,[18],185207,fr,La toute dernière,1.462,2010-08-31,the final girl,6.1,8 +1048,"[10770, 80, 18, 9648]",39433,en,The Front,1.462,2010-04-17,The Front,5.5,11 +1049,"[18, 10749]",55283,te,లీడర్,1.458,2010-02-19,Leader,4.6,8 +1050,[27],66795,tr,Infection: The Invasion Begins,1.453,2010-01-04,Infection: The Invasion Begins,2.4,7 +1051,"[10749, 35]",58763,en,God of Love,1.45,2010-06-12,God of Love,6.8,16 +1052,[27],66895,en,Ticked-Off Trannies with Knives,1.442,2010-10-15,Ticked-Off Trannies with Knives,5.4,9 +1053,[99],44999,en,Casino Jack and the United States of Money,1.428,2010-05-09,Casino Jack and the United States of Money,7.2,21 +1054,"[27, 53]",49847,en,The Possession of David O'Reilly,1.426,2010-05-10,The Possession of David O'Reilly,5.0,14 +1055,"[18, 14]",50086,th,นางไม้,1.423,2009-10-14,Nymph,6.7,8 +1056,"[35, 878]",49250,en,Drones,1.421,2010-01-23,Drones,5.2,5 +1057,"[18, 28, 35, 53]",52009,en,Kommandør Treholt & ninjatroppen,1.421,2010-09-26,Norwegian Ninja,4.2,13 +1058,"[10770, 99]",54793,en,Public Speaking,1.419,2010-11-22,Public Speaking,6.6,20 +1059,"[27, 53]",58623,en,Pickman's Muse,1.41,2010-08-01,Pickman's Muse,5.9,7 +1060,[99],54683,en,"June 17th, 1994",1.406,2010-06-16,"June 17th, 1994",9.0,3 +1061,"[16, 12, 10751, 14]",197144,en,Sneeze Me Away,1.405,2010-05-22,Sneeze Me Away,4.0,4 +1062,"[35, 99]",295069,en,Saturday Night,1.404,2010-05-02,Saturday Night,8.3,12 +1063,"[9648, 53]",295682,en,Bright Falls,1.4,2010-04-27,Bright Falls,9.0,1 +1064,[10402],103181,en,Sondheim! The Birthday Concert,1.4,2010-11-26,Sondheim! The Birthday Concert,8.7,3 +1065,[28],548285,en,Tanya X,1.4,2010-09-06,Tanya X,8.0,1 +1066,[18],160210,en,Bones,1.4,2010-03-31,Bones,8.0,4 +1067,"[99, 18]",41639,en,Magic & Bird: A Courtship of Rivals,1.4,2010-03-10,Magic & Bird: A Courtship of Rivals,7.9,10 +1068,[18],83209,de,Mahler auf der Couch,1.4,2010-06-24,Mahler on the Couch,7.7,3 +1069,[],478629,en,Around the Country,1.4,2010-10-20,Around the Country,7.5,8 +1070,"[35, 10402]",47863,en,Punching the Clown,1.4,2010-10-22,Punching the Clown,7.5,8 +1071,"[18, 28, 35, 53]",72172,es,Cinco días sin Nora,1.4,2010-10-08,Nora's Will,7.3,4 +1072,[99],57637,en,Inside the Milky Way,1.4,2010-10-24,Inside the Milky Way,7.1,5 +1073,[99],471419,en,The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan,1.4,2010-04-20,The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan,7.0,2 +1074,"[99, 18, 36]",112574,en,After Armageddon,1.4,2010-01-06,After Armageddon,7.0,1 +1075,"[35, 10749]",55961,es,Habana Eva,1.4,2010-05-28,Habana Eva,7.0,4 +1076,"[16, 99]",48752,en,2012: Time for Change,1.4,2010-10-08,2012: Time for Change,7.0,2 +1077,"[10402, 10749, 35]",60279,hu,Made in Hungária,1.4,2009-10-17,Made in Hungaria,6.9,4 +1078,"[99, 35]",54487,ru,Тростниковые жабы. Оккупация,1.4,2010-01-26,Cane Toads: The Conquest,6.8,9 +1079,[99],37259,en,Blood Into Wine,1.4,2010-02-19,Blood Into Wine,6.8,11 +1080,[99],45320,en,Picture Me,1.4,2010-09-19,Picture Me,6.8,5 +1081,[10402],67529,en,"Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Pictures At An Exhibition",1.4,2010-07-27,"Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Pictures At An Exhibition",6.6,4 +1082,[10402],67195,en,Slipknot: (sic)nesses,1.4,2010-09-28,Slipknot: (sic)nesses,6.6,4 +1083,"[18, 28]",129396,en,My Brothers,1.4,2010-10-11,My Brothers,6.5,2 +1084,[18],82939,es,El vuelco del cangrejo,1.4,2010-05-22,Crab Trap,6.5,6 +1085,[],402522,en,"Fuck Me, Ray Bradbury",1.4,2010-08-05,"Fuck Me, Ray Bradbury",6.5,11 +1086,"[10770, 18]",68803,en,Bond of Silence,1.4,2010-08-23,Bond of Silence,6.4,10 +1087,[],186332,en,Trypps #7 (Badlands),1.4,2010-04-15,Trypps #7 (Badlands),6.1,7 +1088,"[18, 10751, 10770]",77934,en,The Christmas Bunny,1.4,2010-11-28,The Christmas Bunny,6.1,11 +1089,[],281512,en,Daddy's Home,1.4,2010-01-01,Daddy's Home,6.0,2 +1090,"[80, 18]",210131,fa,Tehroun,1.4,2010-03-27,Tehroun,6.0,2 +1091,[],110278,en,Tenacious D Live at BlizzCon 2010,1.4,2010-10-23,Tenacious D Live at BlizzCon 2010,6.0,3 +1092,[],105436,en,Dad's Home,1.4,2010-01-01,Dad's Home,6.0,1 +1093,[99],104964,en,Mulberry St.,1.4,2010-01-01,Mulberry St.,6.0,2 +1094,"[53, 878]",70636,en,Ghost from the Machine,1.4,2010-01-01,Ghost from the Machine,6.0,6 +1095,"[18, 9648, 53]",69640,en,Lies in Plain Sight,1.4,2010-10-03,Lies in Plain Sight,6.0,4 +1096,[10770],70364,en,Bikini Jones and the Temple of Eros,1.4,2010-03-02,Bikini Jones and the Temple of Eros,5.8,6 +1097,[18],58653,es,Ilusiones ópticas,1.4,2010-04-14,Optical Illusions,5.8,4 +1098,"[18, 10749, 80]",79456,en,Gone with the Pope,1.4,2010-03-12,Gone with the Pope,5.7,10 +1099,"[18, 10752, 878]",49426,ru,Туман,1.4,2010-11-11,The Fog,5.7,8 +1100,[18],208467,fr,"Rose, c'est Paris",1.4,2010-05-05,"Rose, c'est Paris",5.7,3 +1101,"[28, 14, 53]",83154,te,నాగవల్లి,1.4,2010-12-16,Nagavalli,5.7,3 +1102,[18],68611,pl,Huśtawka,1.4,2010-12-20,The Swing,5.7,3 +1103,[],46668,en,The Windsurfing Movie II,1.4,2010-07-09,The Windsurfing Movie II,5.7,3 +1104,[53],92119,en,Caught Inside,1.4,2010-03-10,Caught Inside,5.6,5 +1105,"[10749, 35]",87919,en,Open Five,1.4,2010-04-09,Open Five,5.5,4 +1106,"[35, 18, 10749]",82622,en,Violet Tendencies,1.4,2010-04-24,Violet Tendencies,5.5,7 +1107,[],68618,pl,Mistyfikacja,1.4,2010-03-26,Mystification,5.5,2 +1108,[10751],60359,en,Nic & Tristan Go Mega Dega,1.4,2010-01-01,Nic & Tristan Go Mega Dega,5.5,3 +1109,"[80, 18, 27]",46206,en,Who Is Clark Rockefeller?,1.4,2010-03-13,Who Is Clark Rockefeller?,5.5,5 +1110,"[18, 35, 14, 10749]",96316,en,I Kissed a Vampire,1.4,2012-03-30,I Kissed a Vampire,5.3,6 +1111,[27],93226,en,Exquisite Corpse,1.4,2010-01-01,Exquisite Corpse,5.3,3 +1112,"[18, 53]",45568,en,Legacy,1.4,2010-10-15,Legacy,5.2,12 +1113,"[27, 35]",92613,en,Tub,1.4,2010-01-22,Tub,5.0,6 +1114,[99],81583,en,45365,1.4,2010-06-18,45365,5.0,1 +1115,"[10770, 10751]",56410,en,You Lucky Dog,1.4,2010-06-26,You Lucky Dog,5.0,2 +1116,[18],51597,en,Chasing 3000,1.4,2010-07-16,Chasing 3000,5.0,6 +1117,"[35, 10749]",50096,en,The Locksmith,1.4,2010-01-22,The Locksmith,5.0,4 +1118,"[18, 10749]",46734,en,Eva,1.4,2010-08-01,Eva,5.0,1 +1119,"[18, 35, 10749]",35952,en,Paano na Kaya,1.4,2010-02-04,How Will It Be?,5.0,3 +1120,"[80, 18, 9648, 10770]",65036,en,Deadly Honeymoon,1.4,2010-04-25,Deadly Honeymoon,4.9,8 +1121,[99],54746,en,Unmatched,1.4,2010-09-14,Unmatched,4.8,3 +1122,[18],79168,es,Drama,1.4,2010-10-15,Drama,4.8,11 +1123,[10402],52346,en,DJ Premier vs. DJ Pete Rock - A Legendary DJ Battle: Round 1,1.4,2010-07-20,DJ Premier vs. DJ Pete Rock - A Legendary DJ Battle: Round 1,4.8,2 +1124,[35],51267,ru,Na Izmene,1.4,2010-07-07,Out Of Order,4.8,4 +1125,[99],536861,en,A First Look at Batman: Under the Red Hood,1.4,2010-02-23,A First Look at Batman: Under the Red Hood,4.5,2 +1126,[99],104762,en,NowHere,1.4,2010-09-10,NowHere,4.5,2 +1127,[35],66157,en,GravyTrain,1.4,2010-01-01,GravyTrain,4.5,2 +1128,[10402],51968,en,The Black Eyed Peas: The E.N.D. World Tour Live,1.4,2010-03-30,The Black Eyed Peas: The E.N.D. World Tour Live,4.5,2 +1129,"[28, 12]",45375,en,Wushu Warrior,1.4,2010-01-01,Wushu Warrior,4.5,6 +1130,[35],44700,en,American Cowslip,1.4,2009-07-24,American Cowslip,4.3,6 +1131,"[18, 10770]",112806,en,The Wishing Well,1.4,2010-01-09,The Wishing Well,4.2,3 +1132,[18],79421,en,Daylight Fades,1.4,2010-10-29,Daylight Fades,4.0,4 +1133,[16],76324,en,LEGO Atlantis,1.4,2010-01-15,LEGO Atlantis,3.5,4 +1134,"[28, 27, 53, 878]",50038,en,D4,1.4,2010-07-07,D4,3.5,2 +1135,"[53, 10770]",69370,en,A Trace of Danger,1.4,2010-01-10,A Trace of Danger,3.3,3 +1136,"[35, 18, 10749, 53]",55879,en,Speed-Dating,1.4,2010-01-01,Speed-Dating,3.1,6 +1137,[27],454133,xx,The Vampire Attack,1.4,2010-03-02,The Vampire Attack,3.0,1 +1138,"[12, 35]",63271,ru,V Tsenturiya. V Poiskakh Zacharovannykh Sokrovishch,1.4,2010-11-11,V Centuria. Searching For a Charmed Treasure,3.0,2 +1139,"[10749, 80, 18, 53, 12]",60940,en,Killer by Nature,1.4,2010-01-01,Killer by Nature,2.5,2 +1140,[18],108330,en,The Cycle,1.4,2010-11-20,The Cycle,2.0,1 +1141,"[35, 27]",37132,en,I Am Virgin,1.4,2010-01-28,I Am Virgin,1.8,8 +1142,[],274037,en,The Company We Keep,1.4,2010-10-15,The Company We Keep,0.5,1 +1143,[99],56113,en,The Parking Lot Movie,1.398,2010-08-06,The Parking Lot Movie,6.5,17 +1144,[99],80597,en,My Perestroika,1.394,2010-01-24,My Perestroika,7.6,5 +1145,"[28, 12, 18, 9648, 53]",41616,en,Formosa Betrayed,1.394,2010-02-26,Formosa Betrayed,6.3,6 +1146,[99],57722,en,Kings of Pastry,1.393,2010-06-19,Kings of Pastry,6.7,14 +1147,"[80, 10749, 53, 9648]",71328,en,The Boy She Met Online,1.391,2010-08-21,The Boy She Met Online,3.6,12 +1148,"[35, 18, 10749]",63834,bs,Cirkus Columbia,1.388,2010-12-20,Circus Columbia,7.0,12 +1149,"[878, 18]",45167,en,Pumzi,1.383,2010-07-10,Pumzi,6.6,9 +1150,"[16, 37]",175987,en,Red Dead Redemption: The Man from Blackwater,1.383,2010-05-29,Red Dead Redemption: The Man from Blackwater,4.4,4 +1151,[99],54740,en,The Best That Never Was,1.382,2010-11-09,The Best That Never Was,6.3,6 +1152,"[18, 10751, 10752]",94677,en,Porcelain Unicorn,1.378,2010-09-20,Porcelain Unicorn,5.0,1 +1153,"[28, 53]",49840,en,Transparency,1.375,2010-04-16,Takedown,5.5,8 +1154,[16],130974,en,A Cloudy Lesson,1.374,2010-04-01,A Cloudy Lesson,10.0,1 +1155,[18],70048,en,Friedensschlag - Das Jahr der Entscheidung,1.374,2010-01-01,To Fight For: The Year of Decision,7.0,1 +1156,"[35, 10402]",113544,en,Go Go Reject,1.374,2010-01-01,Go Go Reject,6.0,1 +1157,"[35, 18, 10402]",63078,en,The Infernal Comedy: Confessions of a Serial Killer,1.374,2010-06-08,The Infernal Comedy: Confessions of a Serial Killer,6.0,1 +1158,[],185200,en,Mad World,1.374,2010-02-02,Mad World,5.0,1 +1159,"[80, 53]",49504,en,A Day Of Violence,1.374,2010-01-01,A Day Of Violence,4.8,4 +1160,"[18, 35]",117702,en,Bedfellows,1.374,2010-01-01,Bedfellows,1.0,1 +1161,[99],81515,en,Vidal Sassoon: The Movie,1.37,2010-04-23,Vidal Sassoon: The Movie,6.1,4 +1162,[],340675,en,Vlast (Power),1.366,2010-06-01,Vlast (Power),6.3,4 +1163,"[27, 878, 53]",89369,en,Ashes,1.364,2010-01-01,Ashes,5.3,3 +1164,"[27, 35]",157161,en,I Didn't Come Here to Die,1.362,2010-10-04,I Didn't Come Here to Die,4.5,11 +1165,[99],48019,en,My Trip to Al-Qaeda,1.359,2010-04-21,My Trip to Al-Qaeda,5.0,6 +1166,"[35, 10402, 36]",38877,en,Not the Messiah (He's a Very Naughty Boy),1.357,2010-06-08,Not the Messiah (He's a Very Naughty Boy),6.3,11 +1167,"[27, 53]",51586,en,Shadowland,1.357,2010-11-30,Shadowland,3.5,3 +1168,[99],52918,en,The Oath,1.354,2010-05-09,The Oath,7.7,13 +1169,"[99, 35]",49720,en,Clarkson: The Italian Job,1.353,2010-11-15,Clarkson: The Italian Job,6.6,7 +1170,[35],20995,sv,Allt flyter,1.351,2010-05-12,The Swimsuit Issue,5.3,14 +1171,"[35, 18, 27]",73820,en,Flexing with Monty,1.351,2010-01-05,Flexing with Monty,3.6,5 +1172,"[35, 18]",51511,en,The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle,1.35,2010-05-12,The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle,5.4,13 +1173,[99],54692,en,Once Brothers,1.347,2010-10-12,Once Brothers,7.7,18 +1174,"[16, 878, 35, 10751]",79158,en,Lego Star Wars: Bombad Bounty,1.347,2010-11-27,Lego Star Wars: Bombad Bounty,5.6,7 +1175,"[18, 27, 9648]",72021,ja,Jaws in Japan,1.347,2010-10-12,Psycho Shark,2.8,6 +1176,"[18, 80]",41894,en,Blood Done Sign My Name,1.346,2010-02-01,Blood Done Sign My Name,6.0,5 +1177,[],148802,en,Flight of the Cardinal,1.346,2010-07-19,Flight of the Cardinal,3.8,5 +1178,[99],51486,en,Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child,1.338,2010-01-25,Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child,7.3,22 +1179,[18],133448,en,Macbeth,1.336,2010-10-06,Macbeth,6.6,15 +1180,"[18, 10751]",82704,en,The Fat Boy Chronicles,1.335,2010-11-21,The Fat Boy Chronicles,6.0,7 +1181,"[27, 53]",49433,en,Forgive Me For Raping You,1.334,2010-10-19,Forgive Me For Raping You,4.3,4 +1182,"[28, 10751]",56444,en,The Dogfather,1.334,2010-04-12,The Dogfather,3.0,4 +1183,"[18, 10749]",56807,ar,Syn Babilonu,1.333,2010-01-01,Son of Babylon,7.7,7 +1184,"[35, 10749]",42057,en,Hai Marjawaan!,1.332,2010-10-08,It's a Wonderful Afterlife,4.6,12 +1185,"[12, 35]",39830,en,Bass Ackwards,1.33,2010-01-23,Bass Ackwards,5.1,6 +1186,"[35, 10751]",63786,de,Teufelskicker,1.328,2010-04-04,The Devil's Kickers,5.8,10 +1187,"[10749, 35, 18]",51285,ru,Detyam do 16...,1.326,2010-11-11,PG 16...,6.5,10 +1188,"[16, 10751]",72801,en,The Windmill Farmer,1.325,2010-06-05,The Windmill Farmer,6.0,10 +1189,"[18, 10749, 10770]",254053,en,Uncorked,1.324,2010-03-06,Uncorked,6.0,4 +1190,[18],49853,en,Same Same But Different,1.321,2010-10-26,Same Same But Different,6.4,14 +1191,[18],216693,en,Friends and Lovers,1.321,2010-08-07,Friends and Lovers,6.4,4 +1192,"[53, 18, 27]",56815,es,Post Mortem,1.321,2010-10-04,Post Mortem,6.4,17 +1193,"[12, 10751, 9648]",24886,en,Minor Details,1.321,2009-02-05,Minor Details,4.8,12 +1194,[99],42291,en,The Buddha,1.319,2010-04-17,The Buddha,6.2,5 +1195,"[27, 35]",27547,en,Slime City Massacre,1.319,2010-03-17,Slime City Massacre,3.5,5 +1196,[],159518,en,The Crush,1.317,2010-04-20,The Crush,6.2,11 +1197,[27],88118,en,Sella Turcica,1.309,2010-10-13,Sella Turcica,4.8,4 +1198,[18],85821,en,Littlerock,1.306,2010-04-23,Littlerock,7.0,4 +1199,[10749],65325,it,Febbre da fieno,1.306,2010-11-13,Hay Fever,5.0,5 +1200,[878],133194,en,The Gift,1.304,2010-04-08,The Gift,6.6,7 +1201,"[99, 18]",155060,en,The Eastwood Factor,1.304,2010-02-16,The Eastwood Factor,6.3,3 +1202,[],142099,en,The Stepson,1.304,2010-07-31,The Stepson,5.7,3 +1203,"[28, 12, 18, 53]",38746,en,Bare Knuckles,1.304,2010-01-01,Bare Knuckles,4.0,3 +1204,"[28, 12, 878, 53]",39750,en,Stonehenge Apocalypse,1.293,2010-06-12,Stonehenge Apocalypse,4.1,38 +1205,"[99, 12]",29440,en,Africa Light / Gray Zone,1.287,2010-01-30,Africa Light / Gray Zone,4.3,3 +1206,"[18, 27, 53]",63705,en,Last Breath,1.287,2010-06-08,Last Breath,2.3,3 +1207,"[18, 27]",216424,en,Empty Rooms,1.284,2010-05-19,Empty Rooms,4.8,5 +1208,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",67189,en,Sinatra Club,1.283,2010-09-01,At the Sinatra Club,3.8,4 +1209,"[27, 28, 53]",73197,en,The Anniversary at Shallow Creek,1.279,2010-05-05,The Anniversary at Shallow Creek,5.7,3 +1210,[99],54735,en,Straight Outta L.A.,1.279,2010-05-11,Straight Outta L.A.,5.6,5 +1211,"[12, 14, 28, 878, 10751]",34203,en,Justin Time,1.278,2010-01-01,Justin Time,7.0,1 +1212,"[53, 18]",68780,pl,Lincz,1.277,2010-09-17,Lincz,6.6,9 +1213,"[18, 10749]",55895,en,Monogamy,1.274,2010-04-24,Monogamy,3.5,2 +1214,[99],58731,en,Legends of Flight,1.272,2010-06-11,Legends of Flight,5.8,3 +1215,"[99, 12, 36]",67852,ru,Space Tourists,1.269,2010-06-01,Space Tourists,5.5,5 +1216,[35],38355,ru,Schastlivyy Konets,1.269,2010-11-11,Happy Ending,4.2,5 +1217,[99],78997,de,Jimi Hendrix: Voodoo Child,1.258,2010-09-18,Jimi Hendrix: Voodoo Child,7.3,12 +1218,"[35, 80, 18]",45622,en,"Manson, My Name Is Evil",1.258,2010-09-14,"Manson, My Name Is Evil",4.4,10 +1219,"[27, 53]",74008,en,Undocumented,1.256,2010-09-14,Undocumented,6.5,17 +1220,[10402],62336,en,Leona Lewis - The Labyrinth Tour,1.25,2010-11-29,Leona Lewis - The Labyrinth Tour,4.8,2 +1221,"[80, 18]",205774,en,Unsolved Suburbia,1.25,2010-10-05,Unsolved Suburbia,3.3,4 +1222,"[80, 9648, 53, 10770]",163407,en,Hidden Crimes,1.247,2010-05-30,Hidden Crimes,5.3,4 +1223,"[28, 35, 27]",87680,en,El monstro del mar!,1.247,2010-10-01,Monstro!,5.1,7 +1224,"[18, 10749]",39933,en,Toe to Toe,1.245,2010-02-26,Toe to Toe,3.9,4 +1225,[99],51369,en,What in the World Are They Spraying?,1.244,2010-10-23,What in the World Are They Spraying?,7.5,5 +1226,[99],34660,en,Requiem For Detroit?,1.244,2010-03-13,Requiem For Detroit?,6.8,5 +1227,"[10770, 53]",64449,fr,Elopement,1.244,2010-05-22,Elopement,4.7,3 +1228,"[12, 35, 27]",97183,en,Blood Junkie,1.242,2010-05-20,Blood Junkie,5.5,4 +1229,[35],158382,en,Hotel Hell Vacation,1.242,2010-02-07,Hotel Hell Vacation,5.3,9 +1230,[],371702,en,All That Glitters,1.241,2010-09-25,All That Glitters,10.0,1 +1231,"[18, 36, 10749]",73479,en,Alleged,1.24,2010-09-09,Alleged,4.3,3 +1232,"[35, 16]",369800,en,Marcel the Shell with Shoes On,1.236,2010-08-16,Marcel the Shell with Shoes On,4.3,3 +1233,[99],54681,en,Into the Wind,1.234,2010-09-28,Into the Wind,6.1,4 +1234,"[18, 10770]",89269,en,After the Fall,1.234,2010-10-09,After the Fall,5.8,4 +1235,[99],26214,en,The American Matrix - Age Of Deception,1.234,2010-01-01,The American Matrix - Age Of Deception,5.0,9 +1236,"[35, 10402, 10751]",55567,en,Standing Ovation,1.224,2010-07-16,Standing Ovation,4.3,12 +1237,[18],60524,en,Don't Fade Away,1.222,2010-02-02,Don't Fade Away,4.4,7 +1238,"[16, 35, 10402]",49211,en,Freaknik: The Musical,1.22,2010-03-05,Freaknik: The Musical,3.3,3 +1239,"[99, 10402]",72186,en,Thunder Soul,1.214,2010-03-13,Thunder Soul,8.4,4 +1240,"[18, 10749]",45814,ko,채식주의자,1.214,2010-01-22,Vegetarian,6.6,4 +1241,[],159410,en,Dirty Dancing 3: Capoeira Nights,1.21,2010-09-28,Dirty Dancing 3: Capoeira Nights,6.0,1 +1242,"[99, 10402]",62162,en,Pink Floyd: Momentary Lapses - The True Story of Pink Floyd,1.208,2010-06-01,Pink Floyd: Momentary Lapses - The True Story of Pink Floyd,6.0,3 +1243,[35],112074,en,Life's a Beach,1.206,2010-01-01,Life's a Beach,3.2,3 +1244,[35],93771,en,Santa Claus Versus the Zombies,1.206,2010-01-01,Santa Claus Versus the Zombies,2.0,1 +1245,[],45992,en,"Jehovah's Witnesses - Faith In Action, Part 1: Out Of Darkness",1.204,2010-01-01,"Jehovah's Witnesses - Faith In Action, Part 1: Out Of Darkness",7.5,8 +1246,"[18, 35]",61101,en,Skrzydlate świnie,1.204,2010-12-10,Flying Pigs,6.1,8 +1247,"[18, 35]",150308,en,Battle of the Bulbs,1.204,2010-01-01,Battle of the Bulbs,4.9,7 +1248,[878],55463,en,Dark Metropolis,1.2,2010-12-07,Dark Metropolis,1.5,2 +1249,[99],69465,en,To Live & Ride in L.A.,1.197,2010-09-03,To Live & Ride in L.A.,7.0,3 +1250,"[18, 35, 10749]",36595,en,A Numbers Game,1.197,2010-04-15,A Numbers Game,3.7,3 +1251,[99],41397,en,Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work,1.195,2010-01-25,Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work,6.9,25 +1252,"[18, 53]",31458,hi,राण,1.195,2010-01-01,Rann,6.6,8 +1253,[53],119619,en,All Alone,1.192,2010-11-23,All Alone,4.9,6 +1254,"[99, 35]",245394,en,Fry and Laurie Reunited,1.184,2010-11-24,Fry and Laurie Reunited,7.0,3 +1255,"[16, 10402]",67785,en,Animusic HD,1.184,2010-11-27,Animusic HD,6.7,3 +1256,[10402],43945,en,Scooter - Live In Hamburg,1.184,2010-05-07,Scooter - Live In Hamburg,5.8,3 +1257,[99],334931,en,Dreams: Cinema of the Subconscious,1.184,2010-12-07,Dreams: Cinema of the Subconscious,5.7,3 +1258,"[27, 53]",67973,hi,फूँक 2,1.184,2010-04-16,Phoonk 2,5.5,3 +1259,"[18, 35, 10749]",85455,en,New Low,1.184,2010-01-10,New Low,5.0,3 +1260,"[27, 35]",55082,en,Nightmare Alley,1.184,2010-08-10,Nightmare Alley,4.5,3 +1261,"[99, 35]",36566,en,Cheech & Chong's Hey Watch This,1.183,2010-04-20,Cheech & Chong's Hey Watch This,5.4,7 +1262,[99],26224,en,Global Eugenics: Using Medicine to Kill,1.181,2010-01-01,Global Eugenics: Using Medicine to Kill,4.8,6 +1263,[35],34417,en,Good Intentions,1.179,2010-03-09,Good Intentions,5.1,7 +1264,[99],135717,en,David Blaine: What Is Magic?,1.178,2010-04-18,David Blaine: What Is Magic?,7.2,15 +1265,"[27, 28, 53]",49346,en,The Brazen Bull,1.176,2010-11-09,The Brazen Bull,3.8,3 +1266,"[27, 53]",44014,en,Groupie,1.176,2010-01-01,Groupie,3.6,6 +1267,"[18, 9648, 878]",66793,en,15 Till Midnight,1.176,2010-01-01,15 Till Midnight,2.6,4 +1268,"[27, 53, 878]",82018,en,Darkening Sky,1.174,2010-01-01,Darkening Sky,4.7,6 +1269,[18],48502,es,El estudiante,1.171,2010-10-10,El estudiante,7.1,14 +1270,"[14, 35, 878, 10751]",47160,en,The Story Of F***,1.171,2010-01-01,The Story Of F***,6.0,1 +1271,[99],54994,en,Teenage Paparazzo,1.169,2010-01-22,Teenage Paparazzo,6.7,13 +1272,[],149550,en,Busty Cops and the Jewel of Denial,1.169,2010-06-19,Busty Cops and the Jewel of Denial,5.5,2 +1273,[28],39082,en,Gutter King,1.163,2010-01-01,Gutter King,3.5,2 +1274,"[18, 10751]",74424,en,On Strike for Christmas,1.161,2011-09-06,On Strike for Christmas,4.9,9 +1275,"[18, 35]",57265,ko,여배우들,1.16,2010-05-22,Actresses,6.8,9 +1276,"[35, 16]",153599,en,Wisdom Teeth,1.158,2010-12-16,Wisdom Teeth,6.4,16 +1277,[18],62503,en,Almost Kings,1.154,2010-11-11,Almost Kings,10.0,2 +1278,[],156937,en,Holy Wars,1.154,2010-01-01,Holy Wars,7.5,2 +1279,[35],39150,en,Kathy Griffin: Does the Bible Belt,1.154,2010-06-08,Kathy Griffin: Does the Bible Belt,7.5,2 +1280,[35],75384,en,Robert Klein: Unfair & Unbalanced,1.154,2010-06-12,Robert Klein: Unfair & Unbalanced,6.5,2 +1281,"[99, 10770]",79528,en,Segredos da Tribo,1.154,2010-01-22,Secrets of the Tribe,5.0,2 +1282,[99],56104,en,Generation Zero,1.154,2010-01-01,Generation Zero,4.5,2 +1283,[99],49085,en,50 For Izzy,1.154,2010-10-01,50 For Izzy,4.5,2 +1284,[],222624,en,True Nature,1.149,2010-01-01,True Nature,5.8,5 +1285,[],182483,en,Consent,1.147,2010-02-19,Consent,5.7,5 +1286,[35],109460,en,Problem Child: Leslie Jones,1.145,2010-02-02,Problem Child: Leslie Jones,6.5,6 +1287,"[18, 12]",12125,en,Patagonia,1.145,2010-01-01,Patagonia,5.1,5 +1288,[35],308979,en,"Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! Chrimbus Special",1.14,2010-10-22,"Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! Chrimbus Special",7.2,6 +1289,[10751],62505,en,Expecting Mary,1.138,2010-11-12,Expecting Mary,5.5,6 +1290,"[53, 27]",63266,en,Fobos. Klub Strakha,1.136,2010-11-11,Phobos. Fear Kills,3.7,6 +1291,"[18, 80, 53]",66468,en,N-Secure,1.132,2010-10-15,N-Secure,4.8,6 +1292,[18],83430,de,Altiplano,1.129,2010-06-07,Altiplano,5.5,4 +1293,"[80, 18, 9648]",47640,en,Person of Interest,1.127,2010-10-02,Person of Interest,6.1,7 +1294,"[10749, 35]",45769,en,Shut Up and Kiss Me,1.126,2010-09-14,Shut Up and Kiss Me,4.8,5 +1295,"[18, 10402, 10749]",58936,en,Pure Country 2: The Gift,1.125,2010-10-15,Pure Country 2: The Gift,6.0,14 +1296,[35],140489,en,The Mother Of Invention,1.124,2010-06-25,The Mother Of Invention,10.0,1 +1297,[99],45816,en,Fixer: The Taking of Ajmal Naqshbandi,1.124,2010-03-12,Fixer: The Taking of Ajmal Naqshbandi,8.0,1 +1298,[18],85101,is,Brim,1.124,2010-11-20,Undercurrent,6.0,1 +1299,"[9648, 53]",57477,en,Twisted Path,1.124,2010-11-01,Twisted Path,5.5,1 +1300,"[18, 9648, 53]",102686,en,Truth About Kerry,1.124,2010-10-16,Truth About Kerry,4.0,1 +1301,[99],61421,en,Inside The Freemasons: The Grand Lodge Uncovered,1.124,2010-06-29,Inside The Freemasons: The Grand Lodge Uncovered,4.0,1 +1302,"[18, 27, 878]",85566,en,Rage,1.122,2010-05-01,Rage,4.3,4 +1303,[10749],53225,en,Morgan and Destiny's Eleventeenth Date: The Zeppelin Zoo,1.121,2010-01-01,Morgan and Destiny's Eleventeenth Date: The Zeppelin Zoo,6.4,11 +1304,"[35, 10402]",56275,en,Reggie Watts: Why Shit So Crazy?,1.12,2010-07-01,Reggie Watts: Why Shit So Crazy?,5.3,6 +1305,[99],50779,en,And Everything Is Going Fine,1.117,2010-12-10,And Everything Is Going Fine,6.5,15 +1306,[],473553,en,Sundance Skippy,1.114,2010-01-21,Sundance Skippy,8.0,5 +1307,[10402],51891,en,"Phil Collins: Going Back - Live at the Roseland Ballroom, NYC",1.114,2010-11-01,"Phil Collins: Going Back - Live at the Roseland Ballroom, NYC",6.4,5 +1308,"[10770, 18, 10749]",76966,en,Growing the Big One,1.114,2010-10-26,Growing the Big One,4.6,8 +1309,[27],88024,en,Cold Creepy Feeling,1.114,2010-01-24,Cold Creepy Feeling,1.7,5 +1310,"[10749, 35]",78853,ru,V Stile Jazz,1.112,2010-11-11,In Jazz Style,6.3,4 +1311,[27],48016,en,The Maze,1.106,2010-10-19,The Maze,4.6,11 +1312,[18],98238,fa,کشتزارهای سپید,1.1,2010-04-23,The White Meadows,8.2,6 +1313,"[18, 53]",34418,hi,तीन पत्ती,1.097,2010-02-26,Teen Patti,4.2,5 +1314,"[10751, 14, 18, 10770]",124601,en,A Christmas Snow,1.09,2010-10-08,A Christmas Snow,5.4,7 +1315,"[9648, 53]",63273,en,Endure,1.084,2010-01-01,Endure,7.8,4 +1316,"[35, 18]",33786,en,Prinsessa,1.084,2010-04-01,Starring Maja,6.5,4 +1317,"[28, 10749]",54069,te,రగడ,1.08,2010-12-24,Ragada,4.3,3 +1318,[99],34319,en,How Weed Won the West,1.079,2010-02-17,How Weed Won the West,7.3,5 +1319,[99],54741,en,The Birth of Big Air,1.072,2010-07-29,The Birth of Big Air,6.1,5 +1320,[99],79462,en,Candyman: The David Klein Story,1.072,2010-01-24,Candyman: The David Klein Story,6.0,5 +1321,[],46356,en,Unrequited,1.072,2010-06-08,Unrequited,4.5,4 +1322,[99],55194,en,Jedi Junkies,1.07,2010-05-25,Jedi Junkies,5.6,5 +1323,[35],62780,en,Doch yakudzy,1.07,2010-11-11,A Yakuza's Daughter Never Cries,3.0,2 +1324,"[18, 9648, 53]",73295,en,The Bad Penny,1.064,2010-04-09,The Bad Penny,3.5,2 +1325,[99],62043,en,The Ultimate Wave: Tahiti,1.06,2010-02-12,The Ultimate Wave: Tahiti,7.8,6 +1326,[27],90116,en,Jessicka Rabid,1.059,2010-11-26,Jessicka Rabid,3.1,4 +1327,"[35, 99]",64836,en,Exporting Raymond,1.056,2011-04-29,Exporting Raymond,6.9,21 +1328,"[18, 99]",77826,en,The American Dream,1.052,2010-01-01,The American Dream,5.6,6 +1329,"[18, 10751]",37690,hi,Get Educated: Paathshaala,1.052,2010-04-16,Get Educated: Paathshaala,3.8,6 +1330,[99],58291,en,The Battle for Marjah,1.036,2010-01-01,The Battle for Marjah,7.3,3 +1331,[99],54672,en,Fernando Nation,1.035,2010-10-26,Fernando Nation,5.2,3 +1332,[18],208885,en,Mary Last Seen,1.031,2010-01-22,Mary Last Seen,6.1,11 +1333,[18],72985,tl,Lola,1.029,2010-03-10,Grandmother,7.2,5 +1334,[99],42273,en,Don't You Forget About Me,1.028,2010-07-13,Don't You Forget About Me,4.2,5 +1335,"[18, 10770]",42369,en,Road to Emmaus,1.027,2010-03-31,Road to Emmaus,6.6,4 +1336,[99],47912,en,Smash His Camera,1.026,2010-07-30,Smash His Camera,7.0,11 +1337,[10751],134825,en,Sophie,1.024,2010-01-01,Sophie & Sheba,6.8,3 +1338,"[18, 10749]",62948,en,Bedrooms,1.024,2010-01-01,Bedrooms,3.5,6 +1339,[],151409,en,The Majestic Plastic Bag,1.022,2010-01-01,The Majestic Plastic Bag,7.7,3 +1340,[99],91911,en,Behind the Burly Q,1.022,2010-04-23,Behind the Burly Q,5.5,3 +1341,[99],110561,en,Bear Nation,1.022,2010-06-20,Bear Nation,4.3,3 +1342,"[35, 99]",82803,en,The Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear,1.021,2010-10-30,The Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear,5.4,4 +1343,[35],41130,en,2Everything2Terrible2: Tokyo Drift,1.02,2010-08-03,2Everything2Terrible2: Tokyo Drift,6.6,5 +1344,[35],50354,en,Lee Mack: Going Out Live,1.016,2010-11-22,Lee Mack: Going Out Live,7.7,5 +1345,"[35, 99]",52249,da,Det røde kapel,1.013,2010-01-22,The Red Chapel,7.1,10 +1346,[18],42484,en,Lennon Naked,1.012,2010-11-21,Lennon Naked,5.3,9 +1347,"[99, 18, 27]",480937,en,A Haunting on Hamilton Street,0.995,2010-10-28,A Haunting on Hamilton Street,6.0,3 +1348,"[35, 10749]",37160,en,Let the Game Begin,0.995,2010-05-05,Let the Game Begin,5.0,3 +1349,"[99, 10402]",55063,en,Still Bill,0.994,2010-01-27,Still Bill,7.5,2 +1350,"[35, 53, 9648]",57330,hu,Kaméleon,0.994,2010-01-12,Chameleon,7.3,3 +1351,"[99, 10402]",51502,de,Paul Kalkbrenner: A Live Documentary,0.994,2010-01-01,Paul Kalkbrenner: A Live Documentary,6.7,5 +1352,[99],54693,en,One Night in Vegas,0.994,2010-09-07,One Night in Vegas,6.6,5 +1353,"[18, 35]",40657,en,All My Friends Are Funeral Singers,0.994,2010-05-25,All My Friends Are Funeral Singers,5.9,5 +1354,[18],155711,en,After-Life,0.994,2010-01-01,After-Life,5.5,20 +1355,"[99, 18]",69183,en,The Striking Truth,0.994,2010-12-02,The Striking Truth,5.3,5 +1356,[18],68381,en,התגנבות יחידים,0.994,2010-12-09,Infiltration,5.0,1 +1357,"[99, 18]",41251,en,I Am,0.994,2010-10-01,I Am,4.8,5 +1358,"[35, 99]",48376,en,Severe Clear,0.994,2010-03-12,Severe Clear,4.6,5 +1359,[],262609,en,Astro-Zombies M3: Cloned,0.994,2010-06-19,Astro-Zombies M3: Cloned,3.0,2 +1360,"[27, 35]",50142,en,Mutant Vampire Zombies from the 'Hood!,0.994,2010-05-18,Mutant Vampire Zombies from the 'Hood!,2.8,5 +1361,"[28, 80, 53]",37860,en,D.C. Sniper,0.994,2010-01-01,D.C. Sniper,2.1,5 +1362,"[35, 80]",78255,en,Muzh Moey Vdovy,0.994,2010-11-11,My Widow's Husband,1.0,1 +1363,[35],60961,en,Held Up,0.993,2010-01-01,Held Up,4.8,3 +1364,[99],85721,en,"Burzynski, the Movie",0.992,2010-10-28,"Burzynski, the Movie",6.9,7 +1365,[18],82531,en,Bold Native,0.991,2010-11-27,Bold Native,7.3,4 +1366,"[99, 10402]",37925,en,Celine: Through the Eyes of the World,0.989,2010-02-17,Celine: Through the Eyes of the World,5.9,4 +1367,"[35, 878]",108369,en,Housewives from Another World,0.988,2010-05-06,Housewives from Another World,5.4,6 +1368,[99],84546,en,Alien Storms,0.984,2010-06-21,Alien Storms,6.8,3 +1369,"[18, 10749]",97117,en,Cole,0.984,2010-05-01,Cole,6.7,3 +1370,[99],54682,en,Jordan Rides the Bus,0.984,2010-08-29,Jordan Rides the Bus,5.4,4 +1371,"[10402, 35]",75786,en,Freak Dance,0.984,2010-07-10,Freak Dance,5.3,3 +1372,"[35, 53]",45231,en,The Confidant,0.984,2010-08-24,The Confidant,3.0,3 +1373,[99],44671,en,Racing Dreams,0.976,2010-05-14,Racing Dreams,6.6,11 +1374,"[16, 878]",52466,en,Godkiller: Walk Among Us,0.971,2010-05-25,Godkiller: Walk Among Us,6.2,10 +1375,"[28, 35]",35756,no,Tomme tønner,0.971,2010-01-08,Tomme tønner,5.1,9 +1376,[],52917,en,"Blur: Live at Hyde Park, London",0.964,2010-01-19,"Blur: Live at Hyde Park, London",8.8,4 +1377,[],265656,en,Lost Masterpieces of Pornography,0.964,2010-06-02,Lost Masterpieces of Pornography,7.3,4 +1378,[99],45906,en,The Big Uneasy,0.964,2010-08-30,The Big Uneasy,6.8,4 +1379,"[18, 53, 10749]",92286,en,Falling Awake,0.964,2010-01-29,Falling Awake,6.4,4 +1380,"[35, 18, 10751]",44010,en,Logan,0.964,2010-09-10,Logan,6.1,4 +1381,[35],144656,en,Life Happens,0.964,2010-11-01,Life Happens,5.3,4 +1382,[],111700,en,Justin Bieber - This Is My World,0.964,2010-01-01,Justin Bieber - This Is My World,5.0,4 +1383,[10751],97932,fr,Hanna's Gold,0.964,2010-01-01,Hanna's Gold,5.0,4 +1384,"[99, 10402]",47246,en,Ladies & Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones,0.96,1974-01-01,Ladies & Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones,5.1,4 +1385,"[27, 53]",232888,fr,House Swap,0.96,2010-01-01,House Swap,4.0,11 +1386,[10402],55030,en,Electric Light Orchestra - Live The Early Years,0.953,2010-08-09,Electric Light Orchestra - Live The Early Years,7.0,1 +1387,[],37427,en,Adını Sen Koy,0.951,2010-08-10,Adını Sen Koy,4.7,3 +1388,"[18, 10749]",33903,en,The Genesis Code,0.951,2010-08-25,The Genesis Code,1.0,2 +1389,[18],45705,es,Trópico de Sangre,0.95,2010-07-29,Tropic of Blood,5.8,4 +1390,"[9648, 53, 80]",301307,en,American Fetish,0.95,2010-10-01,American Fetish,4.0,2 +1391,"[18, 80]",282724,en,Kill or Be Killed,0.949,2010-10-26,Kill or Be Killed,6.5,3 +1392,"[28, 35, 18, 14, 27, 10749]",36172,ja,ネガティブハッピー・チェーンソーエッヂ,0.947,2010-03-30,Negative Happy Chain Saw Edge,6.5,3 +1393,"[16, 10751]",76263,en,Thomas & Friends: Misty Island Rescue,0.947,2010-07-03,Thomas & Friends: Misty Island Rescue,5.0,2 +1394,[99],375848,en,The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special – In 3-D! On Ice!,0.944,2010-01-10,The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special – In 3-D! On Ice!,7.0,9 +1395,[],145932,en,The Penitent Man,0.942,2010-03-29,The Penitent Man,5.1,11 +1396,[18],85819,en,Some Days Are Better Than Others,0.935,2011-06-03,Some Days Are Better Than Others,5.2,3 +1397,[10402],416810,en,Miley Cyrus - Live at the O2,0.934,2010-06-21,Miley Cyrus - Live at the O2,8.7,3 +1398,"[10402, 99]",51961,en,"Metallica/Slayer/Megadeth/Anthrax: The Big 4 - Live from Sofia, Bulgaria",0.934,2010-11-02,"Metallica/Slayer/Megadeth/Anthrax: The Big 4 - Live from Sofia, Bulgaria",8.0,3 +1399,[35],55817,en,Janeane Garofalo: If You Will,0.934,2010-09-14,Janeane Garofalo: If You Will,6.7,3 +1400,[10402],81902,en,Gary Moore: Live At Montreux 2010,0.934,2010-01-01,Gary Moore: Live At Montreux 2010,5.7,3 +1401,"[99, 36]",94848,en,The Real Robin Hood,0.934,2010-05-11,The Real Robin Hood,5.3,3 +1402,"[28, 12, 35, 18]",51030,en,Like A Lion,0.934,2010-10-29,Like A Lion,5.3,3 +1403,"[10749, 18]",76325,en,Little Love,0.934,2010-04-13,Little Love,4.5,3 +1404,[18],65150,en,A Suprema Felicidade,0.934,2010-11-11,Extreme Happiness,4.3,3 +1405,[878],105191,fr,Atlantis Down,0.934,2010-10-01,Atlantis Down,4.0,3 +1406,"[28, 27, 878]",90985,en,Wendigo: Bound by Blood,0.934,2010-09-24,Wendigo: Bound by Blood,4.0,3 +1407,[27],99328,en,Biophage,0.934,2010-01-01,BIOPHAGE,3.7,3 +1408,"[18, 53]",65996,tr,Desert Son,0.933,2010-03-01,Desert Son,3.0,1 +1409,[99],86843,en,With Great Power: The Stan Lee Story,0.932,2010-07-24,With Great Power: The Stan Lee Story,6.1,10 +1410,"[12, 35, 99, 10751]",274175,en,Buddha Wild: Monk in a Hut,0.926,2008-12-10,Buddha Wild: Monk in a Hut,10.0,1 +1411,[35],129590,es,Te creís la más linda (pero erís la más puta),0.925,2010-04-28,"You Think You're the Prettiest, But You Are the Sluttiest",7.0,2 +1412,[35],46451,en,Cummings Farm,0.923,2010-10-05,All American Orgy,2.6,7 +1413,[],126443,ja,色即ぜねれいしょん,0.921,2010-07-10,"Oh, My Buddha!",6.0,1 +1414,[99],62278,en,"Camp Victory, Afghanistan",0.919,2010-10-03,"Camp Victory, Afghanistan",6.5,2 +1415,[],51278,ru,Кто я?,0.919,2010-12-20,Who Am I?,4.2,9 +1416,[99],54677,en,Four Days in October,0.917,2010-10-05,Four Days in October,6.9,7 +1417,[10402],73446,en,Lady Gaga: London Live,0.915,2010-01-19,Lady Gaga: London Live,8.0,1 +1418,"[18, 53]",53389,fr,Krach,0.915,2010-09-01,Trader Games,5.4,8 +1419,"[99, 35]",52461,en,Carrie Fisher: Wishful Drinking,0.914,2010-12-10,Carrie Fisher: Wishful Drinking,7.4,15 +1420,[],54340,en,Red Bull Rampage 2010: The Evolution,0.914,2010-12-01,Red Bull Rampage 2010: The Evolution,5.0,2 +1421,[35],42334,en,Steve Byrne: The Byrne Identity,0.912,2010-07-25,Steve Byrne: The Byrne Identity,7.0,2 +1422,[],175671,en,Blackmail Boys,0.912,2010-09-01,Blackmail Boys,4.5,2 +1423,[35],50653,en,Love Shack,0.912,2010-11-23,Love Shack,3.0,2 +1424,[],66670,en,Stiff,0.91,2010-11-09,Stiff,1.0,1 +1425,"[35, 18]",77988,en,Китайская бабушка,0.908,2010-11-11,Kitayskaya Babushka,1.0,1 +1426,"[99, 10402]",44436,en,Oddsac,0.906,2010-08-04,Oddsac,5.6,10 +1427,[],74579,en,Blessed & Cursed,0.904,2010-01-01,Blessed and Cursed,8.0,2 +1428,[],264039,en,Uncle Brian,0.904,2010-03-16,Uncle Brian,7.0,2 +1429,[18],172558,en,Leave Blank,0.904,2010-10-27,Leave Blank,7.0,2 +1430,[18],120044,en,Deleted Scenes,0.904,2010-01-01,Deleted Scenes,7.0,2 +1431,"[28, 18]",287239,en,The Legend of Bruce Lee,0.904,2010-09-21,The Legend of Bruce Lee,6.0,2 +1432,[35],216624,en,Hellisbúinn,0.904,2010-08-24,Caveman,5.8,2 +1433,[10402],58608,en,One Night Only at The Village Vanguard,0.904,2010-05-04,One Night Only at The Village Vanguard,5.3,2 +1434,"[27, 35]",34686,en,Santa Preys For X-Mas,0.904,2010-12-25,Santa Preys For X-Mas,5.3,2 +1435,"[18, 10749]",123271,en,Refuge,0.904,2010-01-01,Refuge,5.0,2 +1436,"[35, 18, 10751]",276022,en,Raspberry Magic,0.904,2010-07-18,Raspberry Magic,4.5,2 +1437,[35],51920,en,Mike Epps Presents: Live From the Club Nokia,0.904,2010-09-07,Mike Epps Presents: Live From the Club Nokia,4.3,2 +1438,"[99, 878]",56638,en,Let There Be Light: The Odyssey of Dark Star,0.904,2010-10-26,Let There Be Light: The Odyssey of Dark Star,4.0,2 +1439,[53],109030,en,Corruption.Gov,0.904,2010-01-01,Corruption.Gov,3.5,2 +1440,[99],445075,en,The Black List: Volume Three,0.904,2010-02-08,The Black List: Volume Three,3.0,2 +1441,[],268947,en,The Basement,0.904,2010-01-01,The Basement,1.5,2 +1442,[27],114010,en,Somebody Help Me 2,0.899,2010-10-29,Somebody Help Me 2,5.1,5 +1443,[18],72097,it,L'estate di Martino,0.895,2010-12-09,Martino's Summer,9.0,1 +1444,[99],66720,en,Special When Lit,0.893,2010-10-17,Special When Lit,7.2,17 +1445,[37],39049,en,Gunfight at La Mesa,0.889,2010-05-18,Gunfight at La Mesa,5.0,1 +1446,"[10749, 35]",63283,ru,Ironiya lyubvi,0.887,2010-11-11,The Irony of Love,4.6,7 +1447,[99],59206,en,LennoNYC,0.881,2010-09-25,LennoNYC,7.5,8 +1448,"[12, 18, 28, 10751]",77305,en,Mandie and the Cherokee Treasure,0.88,2010-10-15,Mandie and the Cherokee Treasure,4.8,6 +1449,"[35, 28]",492413,en,The Big Sleaze,0.878,2010-06-28,The Big Sleaze,9.0,1 +1450,[14],83126,en,The Beast Pageant,0.878,2010-09-26,The Beast Pageant,9.0,1 +1451,"[28, 12]",63478,en,Slimed,0.878,2010-01-01,Slimed,7.0,1 +1452,[],329223,en,Whatever She Wants,0.878,2010-02-02,Whatever She Wants,2.0,1 +1453,[],99974,en,The Chemical Brothers - Further,0.874,2010-06-14,The Chemical Brothers - Further,10.0,1 +1454,[],64603,en,Phish: Live In Utica,0.874,2010-10-20,Phish: Live In Utica,10.0,1 +1455,"[80, 99]",61926,en,9/11: The Great Illusion: End Game of the Illuminati,0.874,2010-12-29,9/11: The Great Illusion: End Game of the Illuminati,10.0,1 +1456,[],60830,en,Weapon X - Codename: Wolverine,0.874,2010-10-01,Weapon X - Codename: Wolverine,10.0,1 +1457,"[35, 10749]",40240,en,Perfect Combination,0.874,2010-05-04,Perfect Combination,10.0,1 +1458,[10402],34649,en,Serj Tankian: Elect The Dead Symphony,0.874,2010-03-09,Serj Tankian: Elect The Dead Symphony,10.0,1 +1459,"[16, 35, 10751]",512665,en,Carmen Got Expelled!,0.874,2010-03-05,Carmen Got Expelled!,8.0,1 +1460,"[28, 35]",391112,en,P.O.R Takeover,0.874,2010-04-03,P.O.R Takeover,8.0,1 +1461,"[36, 99]",110696,en,Ahead of Time: The Extraordinary Journey of Ruth Gruber,0.874,2010-09-10,Ahead of Time: The Extraordinary Journey of Ruth Gruber,8.0,1 +1462,[10402],110286,en,Bee Gees - In Our Own Time,0.874,2010-11-11,Bee Gees - In Our Own Time,8.0,1 +1463,[],93476,en,Stoked And Broke,0.874,2010-12-15,Stoked And Broke,8.0,1 +1464,[35],46550,en,Getting High in the Barrio,0.874,2010-06-08,Getting High in the Barrio,8.0,1 +1465,[35],41447,en,Paul Mooney: It's the End of the World,0.874,2010-02-16,Paul Mooney: It's the End of the World,7.5,1 +1466,[99],330554,en,Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Gay Porn Stars,0.874,2010-07-27,Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Gay Porn Stars,7.0,1 +1467,[10402],76100,en,Carole King & James Taylor: Live at the Troubadour,0.874,2010-05-04,Carole King & James Taylor: Live at the Troubadour,7.0,1 +1468,[35],55886,en,Nick Thune: Thick Noon,0.874,2010-02-22,Nick Thune: Thick Noon,7.0,1 +1469,[99],89866,en,Gerrymandering,0.874,2010-10-15,Gerrymandering,6.0,1 +1470,"[35, 27]",281707,en,The Horror Vault 3,0.874,2010-07-13,The Horror Vault 3,4.0,1 +1471,"[18, 10770]",74559,en,Unanswered Prayers,0.874,2010-11-29,Unanswered Prayers,4.0,1 +1472,[],46763,en,Made... The Movie,0.874,2010-08-24,Made... The Movie,4.0,1 +1473,[35],404128,en,Our Valley,0.874,2010-09-15,Our Valley,1.0,1 +1474,[27],86658,en,Zombie Christ,0.874,2010-10-27,Zombie Christ,1.0,1 +1475,"[35, 80]",90772,zh,即日起程,0.873,2010-04-01,Set Off,7.0,1 +1476,"[10402, 14, 10749]",48018,en,Runaway,0.872,2010-10-23,Runaway,7.7,15 +1477,"[18, 53]",63949,en,Krews,0.864,2010-03-01,Krews,4.6,5 +1478,"[28, 18, 36]",51271,ru,Ярослав. Тысячу лет назад,0.864,2010-11-11,Yaroslav. A Thousand Years Ago,4.6,5 +1479,"[27, 28]",30510,en,As Night Falls,0.864,2010-01-01,As Night Falls,2.4,5 +1480,"[28, 18, 14, 878, 53]",36511,en,White Wall,0.854,2010-05-25,White Wall,2.9,8 +1481,[99],85963,en,Great Directors,0.853,2010-07-02,Great Directors,6.3,7 +1482,"[27, 16, 878]",455424,en,MutantLand,0.844,2010-06-01,MutantLand,5.2,5 +1483,"[18, 10749]",52271,en,Freestyle,0.843,2010-05-03,Freestyle,4.3,6 +1484,[99],79829,en,For Neda,0.841,2010-06-14,For Neda,6.7,5 +1485,[28],352044,en,Leap,0.84,2010-01-22,Leap,10.0,1 +1486,[],136625,en,Nick Jonas & The Administration: Live At Wiltern,0.84,2010-05-11,Nick Jonas & The Administration: Live At Wiltern,10.0,1 +1487,[],210793,en,The Teacher,0.84,2010-04-17,The Teacher,8.0,1 +1488,[99],152508,en,Suan Ming,0.84,2010-01-01,Fortune Teller,8.0,1 +1489,[18],78795,en,Cruzando el límite,0.84,2010-11-02,Cruzando el límite,8.0,3 +1490,[99],58493,en,A Small Act,0.84,2010-01-01,A Small Act,8.0,2 +1491,"[16, 18]",235436,en,Danny & Annie,0.84,2010-08-01,Danny & Annie,7.8,4 +1492,[99],81646,en,Marathon Boy,0.84,2010-01-01,Marathon Boy,7.3,4 +1493,[],496145,en,Clutch: Fortune Tellers Make a Killing Nowadays,0.84,2010-05-31,Clutch: Fortune Tellers Make a Killing Nowadays,7.0,1 +1494,[878],462493,en,Chronological Order,0.84,2010-01-01,Chronological Order,7.0,1 +1495,[99],254448,es,"Uno, la historia de un gol",0.84,2010-03-11,"One, the Story of a Goal",7.0,1 +1496,[99],164531,en,The Universe 7 Wonders of the Solar System in 3D,0.84,2010-06-29,The Universe 7 Wonders of the Solar System in 3D,7.0,1 +1497,[99],131880,en,Stonewall Uprising,0.84,2010-06-16,Stonewall Uprising,6.3,3 +1498,[],142666,en,Love and Theft,0.84,2010-05-13,Love and Theft,6.2,3 +1499,[99],229450,en,El espíritu de la salsa,0.84,2010-04-22,El espíritu de la salsa,6.0,1 +1500,"[10402, 99]",170439,en,Harp Dreams,0.84,2010-06-23,Harp Dreams,6.0,1 +1501,"[28, 18]",36410,en,Zero,0.84,2010-02-06,Zero,5.8,6 +1502,"[53, 18, 878]",53739,es,El mal ajeno,0.84,2010-06-03,For the Good of Others,5.6,17 +1503,[],165344,en,The Sentimental Engine Slayer,0.84,2010-04-22,The Sentimental Engine Slayer,5.5,2 +1504,"[99, 53]",54812,en,The Lottery,0.84,2010-06-11,The Lottery,5.5,2 +1505,"[18, 35, 10749]",44989,es,Los Paranoicos,0.84,2010-01-23,The Paranoids,5.3,3 +1506,"[53, 27, 9648]",280774,en,Last Remaining Light,0.84,2010-03-05,Last Remaining Light,5.3,2 +1507,[18],248649,en,The Guardian,0.84,2010-10-01,The Guardian,5.3,2 +1508,[99],63954,en,Honest Man: The Life of R. Budd Dwyer,0.84,2010-10-09,Honest Man: The Life of R. Budd Dwyer,5.3,4 +1509,[],498398,en,Staring Into the Sun,0.84,2010-06-24,Staring Into the Sun,5.0,1 +1510,"[27, 18]",226994,en,Andre,0.84,2010-06-23,Andre,5.0,1 +1511,[99],125941,en,Who Took the Bomp? Le Tigre on Tour,0.84,2010-06-05,Who Took the Bomp? Le Tigre on Tour,5.0,1 +1512,[99],92464,en,Brutal Beauty: Tales of the Rose City Rollers,0.84,2010-01-09,Brutal Beauty: Tales of the Rose City Rollers,5.0,3 +1513,"[99, 10770]",83756,en,Broad Street Bullies,0.84,2010-05-04,Broad Street Bullies,4.9,4 +1514,[53],41641,en,Fashion Victim,0.84,2010-01-22,Fashion Victim,4.7,3 +1515,"[18, 10749]",82938,en,Five Star Day,0.84,2010-04-22,Five Star Day,4.3,9 +1516,[99],226590,en,New Garage Explosion: In Love with These Times,0.84,2010-11-09,New Garage Explosion: In Love with These Times,4.3,2 +1517,[99],93498,en,Card Subject To Change,0.84,2010-02-13,Card Subject To Change,4.3,2 +1518,[],178510,en,Frank DanCoolo: Paranormal Drug Dealer,0.84,2010-02-18,Frank DanCoolo: Paranormal Drug Dealer,4.0,2 +1519,"[35, 878, 10402]",96431,de,Sci-Fi High: The Movie Musical,0.84,2010-04-04,Sci-Fi High: The Movie Musical,4.0,1 +1520,"[27, 28, 53]",34640,en,Westbrick Murders,0.84,2010-01-01,Westbrick Murders,3.5,4 +1521,"[53, 27, 28]",273565,en,Killer Clown,0.84,2010-01-01,Killer Clown,2.5,2 +1522,"[18, 14, 35]",197784,en,Alice in Nephernalia,0.84,2010-01-01,Alice in Nephernalia,2.0,1 +1523,[27],142709,en,The Last Vampire On Earth,0.84,2010-01-01,The Last Vampire On Earth,2.0,1 +1524,[27],71102,en,Vampegeddon,0.84,2010-05-05,Vampegeddon,2.0,3 +1525,[],355743,en,Deception,0.84,2010-12-27,Deception,1.0,1 +1526,"[28, 878]",194834,en,Re-Generator,0.84,2010-01-23,Re-Generator,1.0,1 +1527,"[53, 80]",164681,en,The Manifesto: The Globalist Agenda and You,0.84,2010-05-06,The Manifesto: The Globalist Agenda and You,1.0,1 +1528,"[28, 18]",52812,ru,Blizkij Vrag,0.84,2010-12-20,Close Enemy,1.0,2 +1529,[35],262742,en,Pastor Shepherd,0.839,2010-04-16,Pastor Shepherd,3.8,8 +1530,[99],73852,en,Dirty Pictures,0.834,2010-03-13,Dirty Pictures,5.9,8 +1531,"[35, 16]",130627,en,Get Out,0.834,2010-02-01,Get Out,5.5,8 +1532,[],81394,en,Three Wise Women,0.83,2010-12-14,Three Wise Women,4.9,7 +1533,[99],105177,en,America The Story of Us,0.824,2010-09-14,America The Story of Us,6.0,1 +1534,[99],135330,en,Embracing Chaos: Making the African Queen,0.811,2010-01-01,Embracing Chaos: Making the African Queen,6.5,6 +1535,"[99, 36]",72723,en,The Final Prophecies,0.804,2010-04-01,The Final Prophecies,7.9,7 +1536,[18],42478,en,Happiness Runs,0.804,2010-05-14,Happiness Runs,4.9,7 +1537,[18],182026,en,Stranger Things,0.802,2013-04-05,Stranger Things,8.0,14 +1538,[],78453,en,The House That Drips Blood on Alex,0.802,2010-10-14,The House That Drips Blood on Alex,3.9,9 +1539,"[18, 27, 53]",50604,en,Dark Woods,0.799,2010-03-06,Dark Woods,4.8,6 +1540,[],162880,en,Tell-Tale,0.792,2010-03-31,Tell-Tale,5.9,4 +1541,"[16, 28, 878]",256361,en,Astonishing X-Men: Gifted,0.787,2010-09-28,Astonishing X-Men: Gifted,6.0,3 +1542,"[28, 12, 14]",37496,en,Street Fighter: Legacy,0.774,2010-05-02,Street Fighter: Legacy,7.3,6 +1543,[18],112341,en,An Old Fashioned Christmas,0.774,2010-12-11,An Old Fashioned Christmas,4.3,4 +1544,[99],63853,de,Das Lied von den zwei Pferden,0.772,2009-10-30,Two Horses of Genghis Khan,5.2,3 +1545,"[35, 18]",59094,ru,Na Svete Zhivut Dobrye i Khoroshie Lyudi,0.772,2010-11-11,Good and Kind People Are Living in the World,3.6,4 +1546,"[28, 53]",55786,en,Storm Seekers,0.771,2010-01-27,Storm Seekers,3.7,4 +1547,[10402],59818,en,Bad Company - Hard Rock Live,0.77,2010-02-09,Bad Company - Hard Rock Live,5.5,5 +1548,"[18, 10749]",259849,en,Class,0.769,2010-08-14,Class,6.5,5 +1549,[99],226247,en,Beautiful Darling,0.769,2010-04-02,Beautiful Darling,6.4,4 +1550,[35],49073,es,Igualita a mi,0.769,2010-08-12,Just Like Me,6.3,4 +1551,"[35, 10749]",113028,en,Stacy's Mom,0.769,2010-07-01,Stacy's Mom,2.4,4 +1552,[99],85039,en,Life 2.0,0.764,2010-01-22,Life 2.0,6.2,14 +1553,"[16, 10751]",51281,ru,Гадкий утёнок,0.75,2010-10-10,The Ugly Duckling,6.3,4 +1554,[10751],69940,en,Chihuahua: The Movie,0.746,2010-01-01,Chihuahua: The Movie,5.8,5 +1555,[],129731,en,Thought of You,0.744,2010-05-01,Thought of You,6.2,5 +1556,"[28, 53, 80]",89847,en,Modus Operandi,0.744,2010-09-10,Modus Operandi,6.1,5 +1557,[18],34557,en,Turn the Beat Around,0.744,2010-02-26,Turn the Beat Around,4.9,5 +1558,[99],47546,en,I Want Your Money,0.744,2010-07-06,I Want Your Money,4.2,5 +1559,"[18, 10749]",39042,en,Multiple Sarcasms,0.74,2010-05-07,Multiple Sarcasms,5.9,4 +1560,"[35, 18, 10749]",42338,en,Love Chronicles: Secrets Revealed,0.739,2010-07-12,Love Chronicles: Secrets Revealed,2.5,2 +1561,[],118046,en,Anaconda: Queen of the Serpents,0.738,2010-01-01,Anaconda: Queen of the Serpents,6.0,2 +1562,[27],251124,en,Klown Kamp Massacre,0.737,2010-05-03,Klown Kamp Massacre,4.7,3 +1563,[10402],67045,en,Journey: Live in Manila,0.737,2010-10-26,Journey: Live in Manila,4.7,3 +1564,"[35, 10749]",50790,ru,Клуб счастья,0.737,2010-12-20,Club of Happiness,1.3,2 +1565,[35],80435,en,Lovers of Hate,0.734,2010-02-11,Lovers of Hate,5.0,3 +1566,[27],76400,en,Pig,0.734,2010-04-17,Pig,3.5,4 +1567,[18],169590,en,Heart of Now,0.731,2010-06-10,Heart of Now,5.4,4 +1568,[35],58728,en,My Bloody Wedding,0.731,2010-08-20,My Bloody Wedding,2.9,4 +1569,"[878, 10402]",499203,en,Star Trek: Tik Tok,0.722,2010-04-17,Star Trek: Tik Tok,6.0,1 +1570,[99],34720,en,SuicideGirls: Guide to Living,0.72,2010-03-16,SuicideGirls: Guide to Living,5.5,3 +1571,"[35, 99, 10749]",63075,en,Lucky,0.714,2010-01-24,Lucky,7.0,4 +1572,[99],57513,en,Furious Love,0.714,2010-06-01,Furious Love,6.6,4 +1573,[99],234945,en,Samurai,0.714,2010-01-11,Samurai,6.0,4 +1574,[],202108,pt,Moranguinho: Aventuras em Tutti-Frutti,0.714,2010-11-01,Strawberry Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures,5.8,4 +1575,[99],76626,en,Cultures of Resistance,0.714,2010-05-18,Cultures of Resistance,5.6,4 +1576,[99],53349,en,Marijuana: A Chronic History,0.714,2010-11-03,Marijuana: A Chronic History,5.6,4 +1577,[99],96108,en,See What I'm Saying: The Deaf Entertainers Documentary,0.714,2010-03-19,See What I'm Saying: The Deaf Entertainers Documentary,5.3,4 +1578,[],59092,ru,На ощупь,0.71,2010-11-11,Na Oshchup,3.8,3 +1579,"[27, 53]",96271,en,If A Tree Falls,0.71,2010-01-01,If A Tree Falls,2.0,3 +1580,[],55025,en,The Way I See It,0.708,2010-09-25,The Way I See It,4.5,2 +1581,"[53, 9648, 80, 878]",200094,en,Disconnect,0.706,2010-08-06,Disconnect,6.7,3 +1582,[27],65861,en,Death Hunter,0.706,2010-01-01,Death Hunter,2.5,2 +1583,"[99, 10752]",49542,en,Wartorn: 1861-2010,0.705,2010-11-11,Wartorn: 1861-2010,5.5,3 +1584,[35],58249,en,Heterosexuals,0.703,2010-04-20,Heterosexuals,10.0,1 +1585,[35],292097,en,The Women of SNL,0.703,2010-11-01,The Women of SNL,8.0,1 +1586,"[18, 28]",147875,en,Your Lucky Day,0.703,2010-05-22,Your Lucky Day,7.0,1 +1587,"[35, 99]",29465,en,"Sex, Drugs & Religion",0.702,2010-01-01,"Sex, Drugs & Religion",5.3,2 +1588,[18],134472,en,Another Harvest Moon,0.701,2010-10-06,Another Harvest Moon,5.0,2 +1589,[35],55801,en,Maria Bamford: Plan B,0.7,2010-03-09,Maria Bamford: Plan B,4.3,2 +1590,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",57277,en,Care Bears To the Rescue,0.7,2010-04-03,Care Bears To the Rescue,4.0,2 +1591,[10402],53546,en,Phish: Alpine Valley,0.699,2010-11-20,Phish: Alpine Valley,6.8,3 +1592,"[28, 53, 10402]",61739,en,Beirut - Cheap Magic Inside,0.698,2010-12-15,Beirut - Cheap Magic Inside,5.3,2 +1593,[],103894,en,Thieves By Law,0.697,2010-04-22,Thieves by Law,7.7,3 +1594,[99],143675,en,No Crossover: The Trial of Allen Iverson,0.697,2010-04-13,No Crossover: The Trial of Allen Iverson,7.3,10 +1595,[99],97724,en,The Adonis Factor,0.697,2010-06-19,The Adonis Factor,6.0,3 +1596,[99],56004,en,Ocean Odyssey,0.697,2010-11-02,Ocean Odyssey,5.5,3 +1597,"[99, 10402]",53177,en,The Heart is a Drum Machine,0.697,2010-03-09,The Heart is a Drum Machine,5.3,3 +1598,"[14, 53, 878]",81032,en,Neverlost,0.693,2010-06-06,Neverlost,5.7,9 +1599,"[10770, 12, 10751]",354661,en,Jack's Family Adventure,0.692,2010-01-01,Jack's Family Adventure,5.5,2 +1600,[10751],113734,en,The Jesus Movie,0.692,2010-10-12,The Jesus Movie,5.3,2 +1601,"[27, 9648, 878]",28521,en,Beg,0.692,2010-05-15,Beg,2.0,2 +1602,"[28, 35]",387448,en,"Fear Nothing, Regret Less",0.691,2010-12-27,"Fear Nothing, Regret Less",7.5,1 +1603,[18],250385,en,Despair,0.691,2010-08-05,Despair,6.2,11 +1604,"[27, 878]",39572,en,Zombie Apocalypse,0.689,2010-01-01,Zombie Apocalypse,2.5,3 +1605,[99],70758,en,"Hey, Boo: Harper Lee & To Kill a Mockingbird",0.685,2011-05-13,"Hey, Boo: Harper Lee & To Kill a Mockingbird",8.0,3 +1606,[],425204,en,Jack Chop,0.684,2010-09-25,Jack Chop,8.0,3 +1607,[99],103667,en,Murder by Proxy: How America Went Postal,0.684,2010-01-01,Murder by Proxy: How America Went Postal,7.7,3 +1608,[18],108309,es,Retratos en un mar de mentiras,0.684,2010-05-21,Portraits in a Sea of Lies,7.0,3 +1609,"[35, 99]",124804,en,Back From Hell: A Tribute to Sam Kinison,0.684,2010-02-06,Back From Hell: A Tribute to Sam Kinison,6.2,3 +1610,[10402],81526,en,Jane's Addiction: Live Voodoo,0.684,2010-08-31,Jane's Addiction: Live Voodoo,6.2,3 +1611,[10402],66651,en,Metallica: Fan Can 6,0.684,2010-11-26,Metallica: Fan Can 6,6.2,3 +1612,[10402],101182,en,In Session: Albert King With Stevie Ray Vaughan,0.684,2010-11-09,In Session: Albert King With Stevie Ray Vaughan,6.0,3 +1613,[99],46506,en,Follow Me,0.684,2010-01-26,Follow Me,6.0,3 +1614,[35],35273,da,Jonatan Spang: Super Meget Spang,0.684,2010-03-30,Jonatan Spang: Super Meget Spang,6.0,3 +1615,"[53, 18]",286486,en,One Night Stand,0.684,2010-07-07,One Night Stand,5.8,3 +1616,"[99, 10402]",56447,en,The Nino Brown Story: Part II,0.684,2010-03-23,The Nino Brown Story: Part II,5.8,3 +1617,"[99, 36]",113190,en,Beyond Gay: The Politics of Pride,0.684,2010-03-26,Beyond Gay: The Politics of Pride,5.2,3 +1618,"[28, 18, 878]",37668,en,Mega Man,0.684,2010-05-07,Mega Man,5.0,3 +1619,[35],102743,en,Gabi on the Roof in July,0.684,2010-02-27,Gabi on the Roof in July,4.8,3 +1620,[99],339231,en,Robin: The Story of Dick Grayson,0.684,2010-07-27,Robin: The Story of Dick Grayson,4.7,3 +1621,[53],247987,en,American Sunset,0.684,2010-01-25,American Sunset,4.3,3 +1622,[99],68243,en,One Week Job,0.684,2010-06-28,One Week Job,4.3,3 +1623,"[35, 18]",87081,en,Prince of Broadway,0.683,2010-09-03,Prince of Broadway,6.7,3 +1624,[99],293462,en,The Kennedy Detail,0.674,2010-12-02,The Kennedy Detail,5.0,1 +1625,[18],105891,en,Kawa,0.67,2010-10-17,Kawa,6.5,2 +1626,[99],72469,en,National Geographic Drugs Inc Marijuana,0.669,2010-07-12,National Geographic Drugs Inc Marijuana,7.0,2 +1627,"[14, 18]",84653,en,The Candy Shop,0.669,2010-12-07,The Candy Shop,6.5,2 +1628,[10402],52733,en,David Garrett: Rock Symphonies,0.667,2010-10-05,David Garrett: Rock Symphonies,6.0,1 +1629,"[28, 12, 27, 878]",35791,en,Resident Evil: Afterlife,0.667,2010-09-10,Resident Evil: Afterlife,5.9,2119 +1630,"[99, 18]",45319,en,Ghetto Physics: Will the Real Pimps and Hos Please Stand Up?,0.666,2010-10-08,Ghetto Physics: Will the Real Pimps and Hos Please Stand Up?,10.0,1 +1631,[35],265647,en,Weird: The Al Yankovic Story,0.665,2010-03-22,Weird: The Al Yankovic Story,10.0,1 +1632,[18],211249,en,Christina,0.665,2010-11-04,Christina,9.0,1 +1633,"[18, 27, 878]",297631,en,Spark of Being,0.665,2010-11-19,Spark of Being,7.0,1 +1634,[37],114219,en,Straight to Hell Returns,0.665,2010-01-01,Straight to Hell Returns,2.0,1 +1635,[35],68645,pl,"Projekt dziecko, czyli ojciec potrzebny od zaraz",0.665,2010-09-06,"Projekt dziecko, czyli ojciec potrzebny od zaraz",2.0,1 +1636,"[16, 35, 878]",47864,en,Salesman Pete and the Amazing Stone from Outer Space!,0.664,2010-09-20,Salesman Pete and the Amazing Stone from Outer Space!,5.0,2 +1637,[10402],50706,en,Alice Cooper: Theatre of Death,0.663,2010-10-01,Alice Cooper: Theatre of Death,4.0,2 +1638,[],63009,en,Pearl Jam – Live in Texas (DVD),0.662,2010-06-21,Pearl Jam – Live in Texas (DVD),8.0,2 +1639,[35],65824,en,Jamie Kennedy: Uncomfortable,0.662,2010-11-06,Jamie Kennedy: Uncomfortable,7.3,2 +1640,"[18, 53, 9648]",56296,en,Deuce of Spades,0.662,2010-06-01,Deuce of Spades,5.3,2 +1641,[99],91968,en,Quadrangle,0.662,2010-03-30,Quadrangle,3.8,2 +1642,[18],46252,en,Rust,0.66,2010-10-07,Rust,8.0,1 +1643,"[18, 53]",132275,en,The Holy Roller,0.66,2010-09-25,The Holy Roller,5.0,1 +1644,[99],82079,en,Sons of Perdition,0.655,2010-04-24,Sons of Perdition,6.6,9 +1645,[],57027,en,The Art of the Dynamic Shotgun,0.654,2010-11-11,The Art of the Dynamic Shotgun,9.5,2 +1646,[99],374898,en,The Oxbow Watermen Experience,0.654,2010-09-01,The Oxbow Watermen Experience,8.3,2 +1647,"[28, 35]",51479,en,Agents of Secret Stuff,0.654,2010-11-23,Agents of Secret Stuff,7.4,9 +1648,"[10752, 99]",334668,en,WWII in HD: The Air War,0.654,2010-11-10,WWII in HD: The Air War,7.3,2 +1649,[18],343719,xx,A Dream in Hanoi,0.654,2009-11-16,A Dream in Hanoi,7.0,2 +1650,[99],291069,en,Videosyncracy,0.654,2010-09-07,Videosyncracy,6.5,2 +1651,"[35, 18]",237641,en,One Wish,0.654,2010-11-26,One Wish,6.0,2 +1652,[18],156209,en,Agua Fria de Mar,0.654,2010-10-10,Cold Water of the Sea,6.0,2 +1653,"[35, 10749]",87824,en,Leading Ladies,0.654,2010-11-06,Leading Ladies,6.0,2 +1654,[99],81528,en,Detroit: Ville Sauvage,0.654,2010-11-29,Detroit: Wild City,6.0,2 +1655,[99],77259,en,Jews and Baseball: An American Love Story,0.654,2010-01-01,Jews and Baseball: An American Love Story,6.0,2 +1656,[10751],64159,en,Boathouse Detectives,0.654,2010-01-01,Boathouse Detectives,6.0,2 +1657,"[35, 99]",300426,en,Mary and Bill,0.654,2010-12-31,Mary and Bill,5.3,2 +1658,"[80, 18]",286489,en,Jack + Jill,0.654,2010-06-05,Jack + Jill,5.3,2 +1659,"[10402, 99]",267296,pt,Andy Mckee: Joyland,0.654,2010-03-23,Andy Mckee: Joyland,5.3,2 +1660,[10402],138076,en,Video Games Live: Level 2,0.654,2010-10-19,Video Games Live: Level 2,5.3,2 +1661,[10402],69967,en,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 100,0.654,2010-10-07,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 100,5.3,2 +1662,"[99, 10402]",44609,en,Mono: Holy Ground,0.654,2010-01-01,Mono: Holy Ground,5.3,2 +1663,[99],38533,en,Patent Absurdity,0.654,2010-04-24,Patent Absurdity,5.3,2 +1664,"[16, 10752]",35397,en,Sands of Fire - Part One,0.654,2010-03-28,Sands of Fire - Part One,5.3,2 +1665,"[12, 35, 10751, 37]",41361,en,The Gold Retrievers,0.654,2010-07-06,The Gold Retrievers,5.0,2 +1666,[10402],61170,en,Symbolic - The Ultimate Death Tribute,0.654,2010-01-01,Symbolic - The Ultimate Death Tribute,4.8,2 +1667,[10402],56703,en,Pretenders - Live in London,0.654,2010-02-09,Pretenders - Live in London,4.8,2 +1668,[27],437834,en,The Guest,0.654,2010-08-21,The Guest,4.5,2 +1669,"[16, 35]",284569,en,The Cow Who Wanted To Be a Hamburger,0.654,2010-03-12,The Cow Who Wanted To Be a Hamburger,4.5,2 +1670,[99],79851,en,Loving Lampposts,0.654,2010-05-28,Loving Lampposts,4.5,2 +1671,[99],71903,nl,24 Hours After Hiroshima,0.654,2010-04-05,24 Hours After Hiroshima,4.5,2 +1672,[99],49528,en,American Jihadist,0.654,2010-01-01,American Jihadist,4.5,2 +1673,"[99, 35]",277365,en,Why Lie? I Need a Drink,0.654,2010-11-16,Why Lie? I Need a Drink,4.3,2 +1674,[10402],85939,en,Blondie: 2010 Isle Of Wight Festival,0.654,2010-06-12,Blondie: 2010 Isle Of Wight Festival,4.3,2 +1675,[99],80396,en,No Fun City,0.654,2010-10-11,No Fun City,4.3,2 +1676,[10402],61162,en,Obituary: Live Xecution,0.654,2010-01-01,Obituary: Live Xecution,4.3,2 +1677,[35],45917,en,Donnell Rawlings: From Ashy to Classy,0.654,2010-09-14,Donnell Rawlings: From Ashy to Classy,4.3,2 +1678,[10402],45370,en,Megadeth: Rust in Peace Live,0.654,2010-09-07,Megadeth: Rust in Peace Live,4.3,2 +1679,[35],50290,en,The Pact,0.654,2010-09-20,The Pact,4.0,2 +1680,"[27, 9648]",102122,en,"Time's Up, Eve",0.654,2010-10-12,"Time's Up, Eve",3.5,2 +1681,[],175388,en,Apart,0.654,2010-03-08,Apart,3.0,2 +1682,"[18, 27]",58206,en,Half Moon,0.654,2010-10-01,Half Moon,3.0,2 +1683,[],149733,en,Flatline,0.654,2010-01-01,Flatline,1.5,2 +1684,"[99, 10402]",85474,fr,Ne change rien,0.653,2010-11-03,Change Nothing,8.5,2 +1685,[99],51075,en,National Geographic: Collapse,0.639,2010-09-18,2210: The Collapse?,7.0,1 +1686,[],28397,es,Empusa,0.634,2010-05-01,Empusa,6.0,1 +1687,"[18, 53]",441356,en,The Perfect Gentleman,0.633,2010-09-16,The Perfect Gentleman,6.0,1 +1688,[99],33249,en,For Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots,0.629,2010-01-01,For Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots,8.0,1 +1689,"[99, 10402]",124754,en,Bullet For My Valentine Rock AM Ring,0.628,2010-07-04,Bullet For My Valentine Rock AM Ring,10.0,1 +1690,"[35, 10749]",62681,en,Новогодний детектив,0.628,2010-12-20,Novogodniy Detektiv,7.0,1 +1691,[],274041,pt,Painéis de São Vicente de Fora: Visão Poética,0.628,2010-09-21,The Panels of São Vicente de Fora: A Poetic Vision,6.0,1 +1692,[10402],135175,en,Alejandro Sanz - Canciones Para Un Paraiso En Vivo,0.628,2010-07-05,Alejandro Sanz - Canciones Para Un Paraiso En Vivo,6.0,1 +1693,[],67108,en,"Je T'aime, I Love You Terminal",0.628,2010-01-01,"Je T'aime, I Love You Terminal",6.0,1 +1694,[99],48307,en,Saint Misbehavin': The Wavy Gravy Movie,0.628,2010-12-08,Saint Misbehavin': The Wavy Gravy Movie,6.0,1 +1695,[],360508,en,Sitting,0.628,2010-09-19,Sitting,5.0,1 +1696,[],333926,en,Online Crush,0.628,2010-01-01,Online Crush,1.0,1 +1697,[18],99948,en,Treacherous,0.628,2010-07-16,Treacherous,1.0,1 +1698,"[18, 28, 53]",91443,en,Chronic Town,0.626,2008-04-03,Chronic Town,6.0,1 +1699,[10402],522644,en,Luther Allison: Songs from the Road,0.624,2010-01-01,Luther Allison: Songs from the Road,10.0,1 +1700,[35],467923,en,A Certified Man,0.624,2010-12-16,A Certified Man,10.0,1 +1701,[18],467167,en,Jealous Jerzy,0.624,2010-07-16,Jealous Jerzy,10.0,1 +1702,[],414955,en,Cirque de Chine,0.624,2010-01-01,Cirque de Chine,10.0,1 +1703,[],141945,en,Swing,0.624,2010-03-02,Swing,10.0,1 +1704,[10402],80686,en,Oasis: Time Flies 1994-2009,0.624,2010-06-09,Oasis: Time Flies 1994-2009,10.0,1 +1705,[],65411,pt,March of The Living,0.624,2010-09-24,March of The Living,10.0,1 +1706,[],51732,en,True Champion: The Johnny Campbell Story,0.624,2010-08-01,True Champion: The Johnny Campbell Story,10.0,1 +1707,[99],62381,en,Human resources: Social engineering in the 20th century,0.624,2010-12-01,Human resources: Social engineering in the 20th century,9.5,1 +1708,"[9648, 18, 14]",325303,en,Umkhungo,0.624,2010-01-01,The Gift,9.0,1 +1709,[35],155102,en,Kathy Griffin: Whores on Crutches,0.624,2010-11-02,Kathy Griffin: Whores on Crutches,9.0,1 +1710,[10402],45644,en,Opeth: In Live Concert At The Royal Albert Hall,0.624,2010-09-21,Opeth: In Live Concert At The Royal Albert Hall,8.4,9 +1711,[],433335,en,Servants of Mercy,0.624,2010-01-01,Servants of Mercy,8.0,1 +1712,[99],270025,en,Uncle Bob,0.624,2010-06-26,Uncle Bob,8.0,1 +1713,"[878, 10749, 16, 28]",264399,en,Crater Face,0.624,2010-05-02,Crater Face,8.0,1 +1714,[99],71170,en,Enemy of The State: Camp FEMA Part 2,0.624,2010-11-02,Enemy of The State: Camp FEMA Part 2,7.5,1 +1715,[16],460656,en,A Lost and Found Box of Human Sensation,0.624,2010-06-25,A Lost and Found Box of Human Sensation,7.0,1 +1716,[18],436941,en,Fighting Fish,0.624,2010-04-20,Fighting Fish,7.0,1 +1717,[18],342496,en,Touch,0.624,2010-03-29,Touch,7.0,1 +1718,[99],332457,en,The Yellow Bank,0.624,2010-01-01,The Yellow Bank,7.0,1 +1719,"[18, 53]",291626,en,Naked Trip,0.624,2010-04-10,Naked Trip,7.0,1 +1720,[],291129,en,My Sex Robot,0.624,2010-09-07,My Sex Robot,7.0,1 +1721,[99],271735,en,Daddy I Do,0.624,2010-01-14,Daddy I Do,7.0,1 +1722,[],168543,en,Trading on Thin Air,0.624,2010-01-01,Trading on Thin Air,7.0,1 +1723,[99],136043,en,"No Woman, No Cry",0.624,2010-04-24,"No Woman, No Cry",7.0,1 +1724,"[18, 28]",103744,en,Forged,0.624,2010-07-31,Forged,7.0,1 +1725,"[35, 10749]",93251,en,Jelly,0.624,2010-01-23,Jelly,7.0,1 +1726,[],84380,en,Dio: The Legend Live,0.624,2010-12-28,Dio: The Legend Live,7.0,1 +1727,[99],373975,en,The Real Story of Christmas,0.624,2010-12-01,The Real Story of Christmas,6.5,1 +1728,[],75050,en,Sacred Earth,0.624,2010-01-25,Sacred Earth,6.5,1 +1729,[99],579150,en,"Mountains That Take Wing: Angela Davis & Yuri Kochiyama- A Conversation on Life, Struggles, and Liberation",0.624,2010-06-17,"Mountains That Take Wing: Angela Davis & Yuri Kochiyama- A Conversation on Life, Struggles, and Liberation",6.0,1 +1730,[18],438346,en,Works of Art,0.624,2010-01-02,Works of Art,6.0,1 +1731,"[14, 18]",428478,en,Unrequited Love,0.624,2010-05-06,Unrequited Love,6.0,1 +1732,[99],353155,en,STRONGHOLD: In the Grip of Wrestling,0.624,2009-10-18,STRONGHOLD: In the Grip of Wrestling,6.0,1 +1733,"[28, 878]",100689,en,Swine,0.624,2010-01-01,Swine,6.0,1 +1734,[35],85465,en,Seducing Charlie Barker,0.624,2010-03-27,Seducing Charlie Barker,6.0,1 +1735,[10402],61028,en,Candlemass - Ashes To Ashes,0.624,2010-06-29,Candlemass - Ashes To Ashes,6.0,1 +1736,[35],59982,en,Meeting Spencer,0.624,2010-01-01,Meeting Spencer,6.0,1 +1737,[99],49059,en,(Astro) Turf Wars,0.624,2010-10-16,(Astro) Turf Wars,6.0,1 +1738,[],279774,en,Sedona's Rule,0.624,2010-11-01,Sedona's Rule,5.5,1 +1739,"[10751, 16]",72157,en,Madeline's Christmas,0.624,2010-10-19,Madeline's Christmas,5.5,1 +1740,[99],424522,en,Future So Bright,0.624,2010-10-02,Future So Bright,5.0,1 +1741,[99],386357,en,Tokoloshe,0.624,2010-11-11,Tokoloshe,5.0,1 +1742,[99],345350,es,Irma,0.624,2010-10-10,Irma,5.0,1 +1743,[18],176690,en,Bummer Summer,0.624,2010-01-02,Bummer Summer,5.0,1 +1744,[35],144907,en,Tetherball: The Movie,0.624,2010-01-01,Tetherball: The Movie,5.0,1 +1745,[53],132281,en,The Dead Sleep,0.624,2010-01-01,The Dead Sleep,5.0,1 +1746,"[16, 878]",101576,en,Gravity was everywhere back then,0.624,2010-05-10,Gravity was everywhere back then,5.0,1 +1747,[99],81584,en,Scrappers,0.624,2010-01-01,Scrappers,5.0,1 +1748,"[18, 10751]",81224,en,Breaking the Press,0.624,2010-05-01,Breaking the Press,5.0,1 +1749,[18],44312,en,Kick Off,0.624,2010-02-11,Kick Off,5.0,1 +1750,"[18, 53, 9648]",96220,en,La isla interior,0.624,2010-04-09,The Island Inside,4.5,1 +1751,[],150785,en,Bikini Royale 2,0.624,2010-01-18,Bikini Royale 2,4.0,1 +1752,[],135878,en,Iodine,0.624,2010-04-09,Iodine,4.0,1 +1753,"[10751, 12]",69246,no,Asfaltenglene,0.624,2010-02-26,Asfaltenglene,4.0,1 +1754,[27],301382,en,The Maniac Project,0.624,2010-09-21,The Maniac Project,3.0,1 +1755,[35],61033,en,Armless,0.624,2010-01-22,Armless,3.0,1 +1756,[],439198,en,Remove All Obstacles,0.624,2010-12-11,Remove All Obstacles,2.0,1 +1757,"[35, 27]",230997,en,Do Not Disturb,0.624,2010-01-01,Do Not Disturb,2.0,1 +1758,"[27, 18, 35]",211400,en,Zombie Bankers,0.624,2010-02-02,Zombie Bankers,2.0,1 +1759,[27],156704,en,Blood Pigs,0.624,2010-10-15,Blood Pigs,2.0,1 +1760,[99],89887,en,3 Magic Words,0.624,2010-12-30,3 Magic Words,2.0,1 +1761,"[28, 12]",49904,en,Circle of Fury,0.624,2010-09-14,Circle of Fury,2.0,1 +1762,[878],416720,en,Alien Vengeance II: Rogue Element,0.624,2010-11-07,Alien Vengeance II: Rogue Element,1.0,1 +1763,[],318376,en,Bold & Fresh Tour 2010,0.624,2010-01-30,Bold & Fresh Tour 2010,1.0,1 +1764,[18],69937,en,Consinsual,0.624,2010-06-24,Consinsual,1.0,1 +1765,"[35, 10749, 18]",63901,ru,"Vzroslaya Doch, ili Test na...",0.624,2010-11-11,Big Daughter or a Test for...,1.0,1 +1766,"[53, 10770]",201068,en,The Suspect,0.622,2010-05-16,The Suspect,7.0,1 +1767,[18],34209,en,Just Like the Son,0.622,2006-04-29,Just Like the Son,7.0,1 +1768,[10402],62624,en,Tony Bennett - Wonderful World: Live In San Francisco,0.621,2010-12-10,Tony Bennett - Wonderful World: Live In San Francisco,7.5,1 +1769,"[35, 10749]",54105,en,Immigration Tango,0.616,2010-04-17,Immigration Tango,4.8,4 +1770,"[80, 18]",63236,es,La soga,0.614,2010-08-13,The Butcher's Son,5.8,9 +1771,"[28, 16]",314226,en,The Modifyers,0.601,2010-02-09,The Modifyers,8.5,2 +1772,"[18, 80, 18]",602968,en,Fairview St.,0.6,2010-02-18,Fairview St.,10.0,1 +1773,[18],602751,en,The Spirit of Isabel,0.6,2010-10-22,The Spirit of Isabel,10.0,1 +1774,[99],597717,en,The Making of 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World',0.6,2010-11-09,The Making of 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World',10.0,1 +1775,[99],570081,en,U2360° Tour: Squaring The Circle,0.6,2010-07-05,U2360° Tour: Squaring The Circle,10.0,1 +1776,"[99, 36, 10402]",567132,en,Restoring a Masterpiece: The Renovation of Eastman Theatre,0.6,2010-04-13,Restoring a Masterpiece: The Renovation of Eastman Theatre,10.0,1 +1777,[],560533,ja,そらのおとしもの プロジェクト,0.6,2010-12-20,Heaven's Lost Property: Project Pink,10.0,1 +1778,[],512958,en,Shark Fights 13: Jardine vs Prangley,0.6,2010-09-11,Shark Fights 13: Jardine vs Prangley,10.0,1 +1779,[35],511015,en,Therapissed,0.6,2010-04-22,Therapissed,10.0,1 +1780,[28],505037,en,Alone on the Wall,0.6,2010-01-01,Alone on the Wall,10.0,1 +1781,[99],490641,en,Monsters and Mysteries in Alaska,0.6,2010-03-14,Monsters and Mysteries in Alaska,10.0,2 +1782,[35],467804,en,Lines of Glory,0.6,2009-12-05,Lines of Glory,10.0,1 +1783,[99],456989,en,Urbanites - You Can't Rewind The Years,0.6,2010-04-23,Urbanites - You Can't Rewind The Years,10.0,1 +1784,[],450775,en,The Everyday Guide to Wine,0.6,2010-04-05,The Everyday Guide to Wine,10.0,1 +1785,[99],432368,en,Soul Train: The Hippest Trip in America,0.6,2010-02-05,Soul Train: The Hippest Trip in America,10.0,1 +1786,[99],415043,en,Disneyland Resort: Behind The Scenes,0.6,2010-01-01,Disneyland Resort: Behind The Scenes,10.0,1 +1787,[99],411203,en,Prisoner of Her Past,0.6,2010-02-12,Prisoner of Her Past,10.0,1 +1788,[18],370938,de,The Purest Blue,0.6,2010-01-01,The Purest Blue,10.0,1 +1789,[18],368279,en,At Ease,0.6,2010-10-21,At Ease,10.0,1 +1790,[99],353842,en,Ebony Goddess: Queen of Ilê Aiyê,0.6,2010-01-21,Ebony Goddess: Queen of Ilê Aiyê,10.0,1 +1791,[53],348797,en,Evil Intent,0.6,2010-12-01,Evil Intent,10.0,1 +1792,"[27, 35]",345871,en,Texas Frightmare Massacre,0.6,2010-04-30,Texas Frightmare Massacre,10.0,1 +1793,"[99, 10402]",339293,en,All Time Low: Straight to DVD,0.6,2010-05-25,All Time Low: Straight to DVD,10.0,1 +1794,[],337819,en,OVW - Future Shock 2,0.6,2010-07-31,OVW - Future Shock 2,10.0,1 +1795,[],329754,en,Boondockers 7,0.6,2010-01-01,Boondockers 7,10.0,1 +1796,[],321287,en,A Requiem For Bobby Fischer,0.6,2010-04-10,A Requiem For Bobby Fischer,10.0,1 +1797,[99],312575,en,Apocalypse Africa: Made in America,0.6,2010-11-08,Apocalypse Africa: Made in America,10.0,1 +1798,[99],306181,en,"UFOs 1973: Aliens, Abductions and Extraordinary Sightings",0.6,2010-10-26,"UFOs 1973: Aliens, Abductions and Extraordinary Sightings",10.0,1 +1799,"[10751, 99]",297080,en,The Science of Disney Imagineering: Electricity,0.6,2010-01-01,The Science of Disney Imagineering: Electricity,10.0,1 +1800,[],277318,en,Living Without Money,0.6,2010-11-26,Living Without Money,10.0,1 +1801,[18],275301,en,Endings,0.6,2010-11-11,Endings,10.0,1 +1802,"[35, 28]",269640,en,To Die is Hard,0.6,2010-01-01,To Die is Hard,10.0,1 +1803,[],269130,en,Prayer to a Vengeful God,0.6,2010-01-01,Prayer to a Vengeful God,10.0,1 +1804,[],253435,en,80 Waves,0.6,2010-06-21,80 Waves,10.0,1 +1805,[99],205989,en,The President's Photographer: Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office,0.6,2010-11-24,The President's Photographer: Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office,10.0,1 +1806,"[35, 10402]",202069,en,Sudden Death!,0.6,2010-07-25,Sudden Death!,10.0,1 +1807,[99],201964,en,The A-Word,0.6,2010-12-31,The A-Word,10.0,1 +1808,[],201620,en,The Soul of Things,0.6,2010-09-01,The Soul of Things,10.0,1 +1809,[],193583,en,Stab 4: Fresh Blood,0.6,2010-05-14,Stab 4: Fresh Blood,10.0,1 +1810,[99],177707,en,When I Rise,0.6,2010-03-14,When I Rise,10.0,1 +1811,[],172546,en,Digital Nation: Life On The Virtual Frontier,0.6,2010-02-01,Digital Nation: Life On The Virtual Frontier,10.0,1 +1812,[],160283,en,The Fairy Queen,0.6,2010-06-29,The Fairy Queen,10.0,1 +1813,[10402],159584,en,Linkin Park - Meeting of a Thousand Suns,0.6,2010-09-14,Linkin Park - Meeting of a Thousand Suns,10.0,1 +1814,[],147336,en,Out,0.6,2010-10-01,Out,10.0,1 +1815,[],145571,en,AC/DC: Shoot To Thrill Iron Man,0.6,2010-01-26,AC/DC: Shoot To Thrill Iron Man,10.0,1 +1816,[10402],142313,en,Elektra - Salzburger Festspiele,0.6,2010-08-01,Elektra - Salzburger Festspiele,10.0,1 +1817,[],139434,en,You Don't Like the Truth: 4 Days Inside Guantanamo,0.6,2010-01-01,You Don't Like the Truth: 4 Days Inside Guantanamo,10.0,1 +1818,[],138481,en,Displaced,0.6,2010-09-15,Displaced,10.0,2 +1819,[99],109837,en,Deep Space Explorer,0.6,2010-11-10,Deep Space Explorer,10.0,1 +1820,[35],102049,en,Cinematic Titanic: The Alien Factor,0.6,2010-02-23,Cinematic Titanic: The Alien Factor,10.0,1 +1821,[10402],91964,en,Jónsi: Go Live,0.6,2010-11-29,Jónsi: Go Live,10.0,1 +1822,[],82421,en,Poster Girl,0.6,2010-09-03,Poster Girl,10.0,1 +1823,"[18, 28, 10751]",70091,en,Without a Father,0.6,2010-06-21,Without a Father,10.0,1 +1824,[99],69055,en,Everything In-Between: The Story of Ellipse,0.6,2010-11-02,Everything In-Between: The Story of Ellipse,10.0,1 +1825,[],65270,en,Kenny Chesney: Summer In 3D,0.6,2010-08-21,Kenny Chesney: Summer In 3D,10.0,1 +1826,[],61684,en,Aerial Platform Operations,0.6,2010-02-01,Aerial Platform Operations,10.0,1 +1827,[],45761,en,Timeless: The Composer/Arranger Series (Suite for Ma Dukes),0.6,2010-01-01,Timeless: The Composer/Arranger Series (Suite for Ma Dukes),10.0,1 +1828,[18],379245,en,Love. Bacardi. Boston.,0.6,2010-05-06,Love. Bacardi. Boston.,9.8,2 +1829,[],154780,en,The Alien Anthology Archives,0.6,2010-10-26,The Alien Anthology Archives,9.8,2 +1830,[],57032,en,The Art of the Dynamic Handgun,0.6,2010-02-01,The Art of the Dynamic Handgun,9.8,2 +1831,[],278698,en,Avatar Spirits,0.6,2010-06-22,Avatar Spirits,9.5,2 +1832,[],172732,en,Fested: A Journey To Fest 7,0.6,2010-09-05,Fested: A Journey To Fest 7,9.5,1 +1833,[],56027,en,Radiohead for Haiti,0.6,2010-12-12,Radiohead for Haiti,9.5,2 +1834,"[35, 14, 9648, 878]",453263,en,Write A Book About It,0.6,2010-04-13,Write A Book About It,9.0,1 +1835,[99],438967,en,The Dragon in My Dreams,0.6,2010-09-24,The Dragon in My Dreams,9.0,1 +1836,[99],402734,en,David Icke Debunked,0.6,2010-01-01,David Icke Debunked,9.0,1 +1837,[],391941,en,Benise: The Spanish Guitar,0.6,2010-03-06,Benise: The Spanish Guitar,9.0,1 +1838,"[99, 36]",383594,en,The Seattle Pilots: Short Flight Into History,0.6,2010-01-01,The Seattle Pilots: Short Flight Into History,9.0,1 +1839,[99],366303,en,The Real Story of Halloween,0.6,2010-10-01,The Real Story of Halloween,9.0,1 +1840,[10402],275929,en,Michael Jackson's Vision,0.6,2010-11-22,Michael Jackson's Vision,9.0,1 +1841,[],140703,en,The Real Slumdogs,0.6,2010-06-16,The Real Slumdogs,9.0,1 +1842,[],122561,en,"In the Absence of Light, Darkness Prevails",0.6,2010-01-01,"In the Absence of Light, Darkness Prevails",9.0,1 +1843,[],93358,es,CantaJuego 6,0.6,2010-12-07,CantaJuego 6,9.0,1 +1844,[],75321,en,Linkin Park: Live in Madrid,0.6,2010-11-07,Linkin Park: Live in Madrid,9.0,2 +1845,[10402],71274,en,Heaven & Hell - Neon Nights - 30 Years Of Heaven And Hell,0.6,2010-01-01,Heaven & Hell - Neon Nights - 30 Years Of Heaven And Hell,9.0,1 +1846,[35],466048,en,The Elevator,0.6,2010-01-26,The Elevator,8.5,2 +1847,[],375601,en,Triptosane,0.6,2010-01-02,Triptosane,8.5,1 +1848,[99],313008,en,Cut Poison Burn,0.6,2010-10-08,Cut Poison Burn,8.5,1 +1849,"[10770, 10402, 10749]",245615,en,Le Lac des cygnes,0.6,2010-06-29,Swan Lake,8.5,2 +1850,[16],206290,en,Scroggins Beach,0.6,2010-07-08,Scroggins Beach,8.5,1 +1851,"[18, 35]",179719,en,Noreen,0.6,2010-06-24,Noreen,8.5,1 +1852,[99],160097,en,A Course in Miracles: The Movie,0.6,2010-07-09,A Course in Miracles: The Movie,8.5,1 +1853,[99],146676,en,Finding Hulk Hogan,0.6,2010-11-17,Finding Hulk Hogan,8.5,2 +1854,[],142167,en,Down: Diary of a Mad Band - Europe in the Year of VI,0.6,2010-10-05,Down: Diary of a Mad Band - Europe in the Year of VI,8.5,1 +1855,[],141991,en,My Eyes Won't Dry 3 - Tubular Addiction,0.6,2010-01-01,My Eyes Won't Dry 3 - Tubular Addiction,8.5,1 +1856,"[10402, 99]",113347,en,A Drummer's Dream,0.6,2010-01-01,A Drummer's Dream,8.3,3 +1857,"[99, 10749]",31041,en,No Greater Love,0.6,2010-01-19,No Greater Love,8.3,3 +1858,[99],162281,xx,WTC Haikus,0.6,2010-01-25,WTC Haikus,8.3,4 +1859,[99],508814,en,The Rock Ed Wood of the 21st Century,0.6,2010-08-04,The Rock Ed Wood of the 21st Century,8.0,1 +1860,"[99, 10402]",493713,en,Gil Scott-Heron: Me and the Devil,0.6,2010-02-22,Gil Scott-Heron: Me and the Devil,8.0,1 +1861,[16],487555,en,The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes - Prelude,0.6,2010-09-22,The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes - Prelude,8.0,1 +1862,[28],480436,en,Pigeon Pursuit,0.6,2010-10-11,Pigeon Pursuit,8.0,1 +1863,[99],471040,en,Frontline: The Confessions,0.6,2010-11-09,Frontline: The Confessions,8.0,1 +1864,"[16, 35]",468197,en,The Pig Farmer,0.6,2010-07-27,The Pig Farmer,8.0,1 +1865,[10402],464509,it,Dee Dee Bridgewater - Live in Antibes & Juan-Les-Pins,0.6,2010-03-02,Dee Dee Bridgewater - Live in Antibes & Juan-Les-Pins,8.0,1 +1866,[],435221,en,History of Oklahoma Football Part 1,0.6,2010-09-28,History of Oklahoma Football Part 1,8.0,1 +1867,"[53, 27, 9648]",434303,en,Lamp Post Lane,0.6,2010-12-31,Lamp Post Lane,8.0,1 +1868,[],415686,en,Infinity Doors,0.6,2010-01-01,Infinity Doors,8.0,1 +1869,[99],413173,en,Making of a Cult Classic: The Unauthorized Story of 'The Goonies',0.6,2010-07-13,Making of a Cult Classic: The Unauthorized Story of 'The Goonies',8.0,4 +1870,[],402172,it,Groovin' With Ken,0.6,2010-06-14,Groovin' With Ken,8.0,1 +1871,"[99, 10402]",372478,en,Taylor Swift: Speak Now,0.6,2010-11-25,Taylor Swift: Speak Now,8.0,3 +1872,"[18, 35]",370571,en,Mint Julep,0.6,2010-05-22,Mint Julep,8.0,2 +1873,[],365008,en,Off Season,0.6,2010-05-22,Off Season,8.0,1 +1874,[],334638,en,Bass Reeves,0.6,2010-01-01,Bass Reeves,8.0,1 +1875,[27],327538,en,Doll Boy,0.6,2010-10-01,Doll Boy,8.0,1 +1876,[],318483,en,The Initiation of Alice in Wonderland: The Looking Glass of Lewis Carroll,0.6,2010-02-23,The Initiation of Alice in Wonderland: The Looking Glass of Lewis Carroll,8.0,1 +1877,[],309765,en,Qi Gong for Beginners,0.6,2010-01-01,Qi Gong for Beginners,8.0,1 +1878,[],304000,en,A Necessary Ruin: The Story of Buckminster Fuller and the Union Tank Car Dome,0.6,2010-03-22,A Necessary Ruin: The Story of Buckminster Fuller and the Union Tank Car Dome,8.0,1 +1879,[],299951,en,Hector Corp,0.6,2010-04-24,Hector Corp,8.0,1 +1880,[99],288210,en,Burlesque Undressed,0.6,2010-09-18,Burlesque Undressed,8.0,1 +1881,[],279923,en,Che: Un Hombre Nuevo,0.6,2010-01-01,Che: A New Man,8.0,1 +1882,[],279023,en,Live from Tokyo,0.6,2010-10-29,Live from Tokyo,8.0,1 +1883,[],272365,en,Eccojam A3,0.6,2010-05-27,Eccojam A3,8.0,1 +1884,[],271049,en,Bedtime for Timmy,0.6,2010-01-01,Bedtime for Timmy,8.0,1 +1885,[99],262894,en,"Gather round, I got a story to tell...",0.6,2010-09-08,"Gather round, I got a story to tell...",8.0,1 +1886,[],260169,en,Heartless: The Story of the Tin Man,0.6,2010-05-03,Heartless: The Story of the Tin Man,8.0,2 +1887,[27],255911,en,Tales of the Dead,0.6,2010-09-28,Tales of the Dead,8.0,1 +1888,[35],255400,en,Dov Davidoff: Filthy Operation,0.6,2010-05-01,Dov Davidoff: Filthy Operation,8.0,1 +1889,[99],253661,en,Cash Crop,0.6,2010-10-02,Cash Crop,8.0,1 +1890,[],252077,en,Posthaste Perennial Pattern,0.6,2010-01-01,Posthaste Perennial Pattern,8.0,3 +1891,[99],250014,en,Top Ten Monks,0.6,2010-12-22,Top Ten Monks,8.0,2 +1892,[10402],248042,en,Bizet Carmen,0.6,2010-01-15,Bizet Carmen,8.0,1 +1893,[18],247283,lt,Anarchija Žirmūnuose,0.6,2010-10-10,Anarchy in Zirmunai,8.0,2 +1894,[10402],225764,it,"DeJohnette, Metheny, Holland, Hancock - Parallel Realities Live",0.6,2010-01-01,"DeJohnette, Metheny, Holland, Hancock - Parallel Realities Live",8.0,1 +1895,"[14, 35, 12]",216202,en,JourneyQuest,0.6,2010-09-26,JourneyQuest,8.0,2 +1896,[18],210555,en,Rope,0.6,2010-03-01,Rope,8.0,1 +1897,"[35, 28, 12]",206749,en,Adventure Scouts,0.6,2010-05-02,Adventure Scouts,8.0,1 +1898,[],198959,en,Woman on Fire Looks for Water,0.6,2010-04-29,Woman on Fire Looks for Water,8.0,2 +1899,[],194116,en,The Wonderful World of Kittens!,0.6,2010-10-26,The Wonderful World of Kittens!,8.0,1 +1900,"[35, 18]",153113,en,Flagpole,0.6,2010-01-01,Flagpole,8.0,1 +1901,"[35, 27]",145645,en,The Man Who Collected Food,0.6,2010-05-02,The Man Who Collected Food,8.0,1 +1902,[35],143798,en,Paul F. Tompkins: You Should Have Told Me,0.6,2010-06-10,Paul F. Tompkins: You Should Have Told Me,8.0,1 +1903,[],135665,en,Beyond the Myth A Film About Pit Bulls and Breed Discrimination,0.6,2010-06-12,Beyond the Myth: A Film About Pit Bulls and Breed Discrimination,8.0,2 +1904,"[99, 18]",134362,es,La bestia,0.6,2010-01-01,The Beast,8.0,1 +1905,[],131000,en,S&M Lawn Care,0.6,2010-10-23,S&M Lawn Care,8.0,1 +1906,[],128602,en,Killing in the Name,0.6,2010-08-01,Killing in the Name,8.0,1 +1907,[10402],119811,en,"The Avett Brothers - Live, Volume 3",0.6,2010-10-06,"The Avett Brothers - Live, Volume 3",8.0,1 +1908,[99],116515,en,Climate Refugees,0.6,2010-01-01,Climate Refugees,8.0,1 +1909,[99],91334,en,Bad Blood: A Cautionary Tale,0.6,2010-07-28,Bad Blood: A Cautionary Tale,8.0,1 +1910,[18],77933,en,The Outside,0.6,2010-07-20,The Outside,8.0,1 +1911,[],74454,en,Baseball: The Tenth Inning,0.6,2010-09-28,Baseball: The Tenth Inning,8.0,2 +1912,"[18, 53]",71702,en,King of Chinatown,0.6,2010-06-04,King of Chinatown,8.0,1 +1913,[99],70570,en,Neshoba,0.6,2010-08-15,Neshoba,8.0,1 +1914,[99],55332,en,Right Brain Left Brain,0.6,2010-09-01,Right Brain Left Brain,8.0,1 +1915,[],55299,en,Muzica in Sange,0.6,2010-01-01,Muzica in Sange,8.0,1 +1916,[99],54745,en,Tim Richmond: To the Limit,0.6,2010-10-19,Tim Richmond: To the Limit,8.0,1 +1917,[35],54484,en,Tracy Morgan: Black & Blue,0.6,2010-11-13,Tracy Morgan: Black & Blue,8.0,2 +1918,[99],49388,en,Deeper,0.6,2010-10-10,Deeper,8.0,1 +1919,"[80, 53]",44222,en,Four Stories of St. Julian,0.6,2010-08-24,Four Stories of St. Julian,8.0,1 +1920,[],15744,en,The Witchblade,0.6,2010-01-01,The Witchblade,8.0,1 +1921,"[16, 18]",204344,en,Internet Story,0.6,2010-01-01,Internet Story,7.9,6 +1922,[99],264291,en,Blob Town,0.6,2010-12-28,Blob Town,7.8,3 +1923,[],180292,en,My Lai,0.6,2010-04-26,My Lai,7.8,3 +1924,[],84219,en,Jaws: The Inside Story,0.6,2010-06-16,Jaws: The Inside Story,7.8,6 +1925,[99],192997,en,With God On Our Side,0.6,2010-04-07,With God On Our Side,7.7,3 +1926,[99],129151,en,Gobeklitepe: The World's First Temple,0.6,2010-08-21,Gobeklitepe: The World's First Temple,7.7,3 +1927,[99],86438,en,World Peace and Other 4th Grade Achievements,0.6,2010-03-13,World Peace and Other 4th Grade Achievements,7.7,3 +1928,"[9648, 99]",377198,el,Vampire Forensics,0.6,2010-01-12,Vampire Forensics,7.5,1 +1929,"[10749, 16, 28, 80]",361822,en,Pinched,0.6,2010-01-01,Pinched,7.5,4 +1930,"[27, 14, 18]",272617,en,Mockingbird,0.6,2010-05-25,Mockingbird,7.5,3 +1931,[10402],218999,en,Corinne Bailey Rae - Live From The Artists Den,0.6,2010-07-29,Corinne Bailey Rae - Live From The Artists Den,7.5,1 +1932,[],179955,en,Step by Step,0.6,2010-02-01,Step by Step,7.5,1 +1933,[],172903,en,Fell,0.6,2010-08-28,Fell,7.5,1 +1934,[99],101336,en,Crusty Demons 15: Blood Sweat & Fears,0.6,2010-01-01,Crusty Demons 15: Blood Sweat & Fears,7.5,1 +1935,"[99, 36]",91337,en,The Sons of Tennessee Williams,0.6,2010-06-26,The Sons of Tennessee Williams,7.5,2 +1936,[],90107,en,Shock Festival,0.6,2010-02-09,Shock Festival,7.5,1 +1937,[10402],71671,en,Celtic Thunder: Christmas,0.6,2010-11-22,Celtic Thunder: Christmas,7.5,1 +1938,[35],70557,en,Hal Sparks: Charmageddon,0.6,2010-06-04,Hal Sparks: Charmageddon,7.5,2 +1939,[],50528,en,Millhaven,0.6,2010-12-01,Millhaven,7.5,4 +1940,[99],124835,en,Last Day of the Dinosaurs,0.6,2010-08-29,Last Day of the Dinosaurs,7.4,7 +1941,"[16, 99]",351423,en,Dock Ellis & The LSD No-No,0.6,2010-06-01,Dock Ellis & The LSD No-No,7.3,3 +1942,[99],63323,en,The Day Before Disclosure,0.6,2010-12-01,The Day Before Disclosure,7.3,6 +1943,[16],210571,en,The Deep,0.6,2010-12-16,The Deep,7.3,12 +1944,[],141067,en,Raging Boll,0.6,2010-10-23,Raging Boll,7.3,4 +1945,[10402],51500,en,Leonard Cohen - Songs from the Road,0.6,2010-09-14,Leonard Cohen - Songs from the Road,7.3,4 +1946,[],168322,en,UFOs: The Secret History,0.6,2010-07-13,UFOs: The Secret History,7.2,3 +1947,[99],525309,en,Constructing a House,0.6,2010-10-26,Constructing a House,7.0,1 +1948,[],520324,en,OneTwoThree,0.6,2010-04-24,OneTwoThree,7.0,1 +1949,[18],478809,en,Madcap Mabel,0.6,2010-02-02,Madcap Mabel,7.0,1 +1950,[16],464182,en,Dream #7,0.6,2010-09-15,Dream #7,7.0,1 +1951,[18],453452,en,Heaven Burns,0.6,2010-07-27,Heaven Burns,7.0,1 +1952,[35],442526,en,One on One,0.6,2010-01-01,One on One,7.0,1 +1953,[27],418405,en,Dead End,0.6,2010-01-01,Dead End,7.0,1 +1954,[],368938,it,Heart,0.6,2010-09-18,Heart,7.0,1 +1955,"[35, 80]",353660,en,Badass Thieves,0.6,2010-09-10,Badass Thieves,7.0,1 +1956,[99],351177,en,The McVeigh Tapes: Confessions of an American Terrorist,0.6,2010-04-19,The McVeigh Tapes: Confessions of an American Terrorist,7.0,1 +1957,[99],336387,en,Release,0.6,2010-01-01,Release,7.0,2 +1958,[],335359,mr,Paltadacho munis,0.6,2010-01-18,The Man Beyond the Bridge,7.0,1 +1959,[],323080,fr,Le fils du marchand d'olives,0.6,2010-01-01,The Son of the Olive Merchant,7.0,1 +1960,[],322927,en,Going Blind,0.6,2010-10-08,Going Blind,7.0,1 +1961,[],317948,en,Geek War,0.6,2010-02-28,Geek War,7.0,1 +1962,[],295187,en,My House is Full of Mirrors,0.6,2010-03-14,My House is Full of Mirrors,7.0,1 +1963,[99],293533,en,"I Can't Do This, But I CAN Do That",0.6,2010-10-26,A Film For Families About Learning Differences,7.0,1 +1964,[99],289892,en,Call of Life: Facing the Mass Extinction,0.6,2010-05-11,Call of Life: Facing the Mass Extinction,7.0,1 +1965,[99],281468,en,Killing Us Softly 4: Advertising's Image Of Women,0.6,2010-01-01,Killing Us Softly 4: Advertising's Image Of Women,7.0,2 +1966,[53],279750,en,An Acrid Yarn,0.6,2010-01-01,An Acrid Yarn,7.0,1 +1967,[],275557,en,Sexting,0.6,2010-10-09,Sexting,7.0,1 +1968,[],253475,ko,순지,0.6,2010-01-01,May Story,7.0,1 +1969,[],253433,en,Friction,0.6,2010-02-27,Friction,7.0,1 +1970,[],245038,zh,The Warriors of Qiugang,0.6,2010-09-17,The Warriors of Qiugang,7.0,1 +1971,[],242500,en,The Suicide Tourist,0.6,2010-03-02,The Suicide Tourist,7.0,1 +1972,[99],228333,sv,Feathered Cocaine,0.6,2010-04-22,Feathered Cocaine,7.0,1 +1973,"[27, 878]",225294,en,Dark Times,0.6,2010-10-19,Dark Times,7.0,2 +1974,[16],218789,en,Sensology,0.6,2010-07-30,Sensology,7.0,1 +1975,"[18, 53]",211429,en,Shuffle,0.6,2010-05-10,Shuffle,7.0,1 +1976,[18],211234,en,Broken Dreams,0.6,2010-10-16,Broken Dreams,7.0,1 +1977,"[18, 35]",210783,en,Hens and Chicks,0.6,2010-04-17,Hens and Chicks,7.0,1 +1978,[18],210536,en,The Empty Playground,0.6,2010-04-25,The Empty Playground,7.0,1 +1979,[18],209702,en,No Man's Land,0.6,2010-01-01,No Man's Land,7.0,1 +1980,[],208450,en,Rambo: To Hell and Back,0.6,2010-07-27,Rambo: To Hell and Back,7.0,2 +1981,[18],206967,en,...Around,0.6,2010-01-24,...Around,7.0,2 +1982,[99],198333,it,NatGeoHD Oceani Asciutti,0.6,2010-02-23,NatGeoHD Oceani Asciutti,7.0,1 +1983,[],193582,en,Broken Hearts,0.6,2010-05-14,Broken Hearts,7.0,1 +1984,[99],191945,en,Skatopia: 88 Acres of Anarchy,0.6,2010-09-02,Skatopia: 88 Acres of Anarchy,7.0,1 +1985,[],191640,en,West of the Moon,0.6,2010-07-20,West of the Moon,7.0,1 +1986,[],182586,en,Caterpillar,0.6,2010-08-07,Caterpillar,7.0,1 +1987,[35],180760,en,Scream Of The Bikini,0.6,2010-04-02,Scream Of The Bikini,7.0,1 +1988,[18],172162,en,Bombay Summer,0.6,2010-10-08,Bombay Summer,7.0,1 +1989,"[80, 99]",170967,en,The House of Suh,0.6,2010-05-05,The House of Suh,7.0,2 +1990,[99],154576,en,Music by Prudence,0.6,2010-04-01,Music by Prudence,7.0,2 +1991,[],150751,en,When Herzog Rescued Phoenix,0.6,2010-09-06,When Herzog Rescued Phoenix,7.0,1 +1992,[],150748,en,When Lynch Met Lucas,0.6,2010-02-13,When Lynch Met Lucas,7.0,1 +1993,[],149416,en,Stanley Pickle,0.6,2010-06-06,Stanley Pickle,7.0,2 +1994,[99],141750,en,Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis,0.6,2010-01-01,Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis,7.0,3 +1995,[35],117709,en,Gaysharktank.com,0.6,2010-01-01,Gaysharktank.com,7.0,1 +1996,"[99, 36]",113377,en,Freedom Riders,0.6,2010-01-01,Freedom Riders,7.0,4 +1997,[99],113366,en,Strangers No More,0.6,2010-01-01,Strangers No More,7.0,1 +1998,[99],113039,en,The Disappearance of McKinley Nolan,0.6,2010-10-01,The Disappearance of McKinley Nolan,7.0,1 +1999,[18],97603,hi,Antardwand,0.6,2010-08-27,Antardwand,7.0,3 +2000,"[36, 99, 18, 10752]",84569,en,Chosin,0.6,2010-09-10,Chosin,7.0,1 +2001,[99],76921,en,Iconoclast,0.6,2010-08-17,Iconoclast,7.0,1 +2002,"[35, 14]",74184,en,The Legend of Hallowdega,0.6,2010-10-31,The Legend of Hallowdega,7.0,1 +2003,"[12, 10751, 14, 878]",61870,en,Billy Owens and the Secret of the Runes,0.6,2010-01-01,Billy Owens and the Secret of the Runes,7.0,1 +2004,[],61724,en,Reparando,0.6,2010-01-01,Reparando,7.0,2 +2005,[99],57636,en,Hitler's Secret Weapon,0.6,2010-06-21,Hitler's Secret Weapon,7.0,1 +2006,"[99, 35]",56580,en,Total Badass,0.6,2010-11-19,Total Badass,7.0,1 +2007,[18],55640,en,The Nothing Men,0.6,2010-02-05,The Nothing Men,7.0,2 +2008,[99],53035,en,Kevorkian,0.6,2010-06-28,Kevorkian,7.0,1 +2009,"[99, 10749]",44997,en,Phyllis and Harold,0.6,2010-02-19,Phyllis and Harold,7.0,2 +2010,[10402],44525,en,Korn Live: The Encounter,0.6,2010-07-11,Korn Live: The Encounter,7.0,1 +2011,"[12, 18, 10751]",42064,nl,Kapitein Rob en het Geheim van Professor Lupardi,0.6,2010-09-07,Kapitein Rob en het Geheim van Professor Lupardi,7.0,1 +2012,[99],41603,en,Truth in Motion: The U.S. Ski Team's Road to Vancouver,0.6,2010-01-30,Truth in Motion: The U.S. Ski Team's Road to Vancouver,7.0,1 +2013,[35],37251,en,Anjelah Johnson: That's How We Do It,0.6,2010-02-09,Anjelah Johnson: That's How We Do It,7.0,6 +2014,"[18, 35, 10749]",33351,en,En helt vanlig dag på jobben,0.6,2010-03-12,En helt vanlig dag på jobben,7.0,2 +2015,"[99, 18, 10751]",48414,en,Alamar,0.6,2010-07-14,Alamar,6.9,16 +2016,[],52447,en,Coronation Street: A Knight's Tale,0.6,2010-11-01,Coronation Street: A Knight's Tale,6.9,4 +2017,"[18, 35, 10749]",85956,en,The New Year,0.6,2010-07-30,The New Year,6.8,6 +2018,[878],386714,en,The 3rd Letter,0.6,2010-03-03,The 3rd Letter,6.8,4 +2019,[18],203273,en,Manche Hunde beißen,0.6,2010-10-01,Some Dogs Bite,6.8,4 +2020,"[35, 10749]",163047,en,Morgan M. Morgansen's Date with Destiny,0.6,2010-01-24,Morgan M. Morgansen's Date with Destiny,6.7,7 +2021,[],185691,en,We Fuck Alone,0.6,2006-01-20,We Fuck Alone,6.7,5 +2022,[16],130982,en,The Monk And The Monkey,0.6,2010-07-01,The Monk And The Monkey,6.7,3 +2023,[99],83207,en,Kati with an I,0.6,2010-01-01,Kati with an I,6.7,3 +2024,[35],32869,en,Larry the Cable Guy: Tailgate Party,0.6,2010-01-31,Larry the Cable Guy: Tailgate Party,6.6,5 +2025,[18],518058,en,Boys Life 7,0.6,2010-12-07,Boys Life 7,6.5,2 +2026,[27],392765,en,Behold,0.6,2010-09-06,Behold,6.5,1 +2027,[],341083,en,The High Level Bridge,0.6,2010-01-01,The High Level Bridge,6.5,2 +2028,[99],327958,en,Psychohydrography,0.6,2010-10-01,Psychohydrography,6.5,2 +2029,[35],293807,en,Leslie Jordan: My Trip Down the Pink Carpet,0.6,2010-09-07,Leslie Jordan: My Trip Down the Pink Carpet,6.5,2 +2030,[35],288297,en,Baby Jane?,0.6,2010-06-22,Baby Jane?,6.5,2 +2031,[99],253592,en,Everything Is a Remix,0.6,2010-01-31,Everything Is a Remix,6.5,4 +2032,[10402],241836,en,Blackfield: Live in NYC,0.6,2010-04-23,Blackfield: Live in NYC,6.5,3 +2033,[99],222385,en,Wake Up,0.6,2010-09-14,Wake Up,6.5,6 +2034,[18],208205,en,Upside,0.6,2010-10-05,Upside,6.5,2 +2035,[27],179255,en,The Book of Zombie,0.6,2010-06-05,The Book of Zombie,6.5,2 +2036,[99],169525,en,Mister Rogers & Me,0.6,2010-03-20,Mister Rogers & Me,6.5,2 +2037,[],169397,en,Iti Mrinalini: An Unfinished Letter...,0.6,2010-10-25,Iti Mrinalini: An Unfinished Letter...,6.5,2 +2038,[35],154663,en,The Happy Poet,0.6,2010-09-17,The Happy Poet,6.5,4 +2039,[35],153529,en,The United Monster Talent Agency,0.6,2010-09-27,The United Monster Talent Agency,6.5,2 +2040,[18],143155,en,The Last 3 Minutes,0.6,2010-03-08,The Last 3 Minutes,6.5,1 +2041,[99],142119,en,Food Stamped,0.6,2010-10-09,Food Stamped,6.5,2 +2042,[],135446,en,Plastic,0.6,2010-10-31,Plastic,6.5,1 +2043,"[18, 10749]",117707,en,Curious Thing,0.6,2010-01-01,Curious Thing,6.5,2 +2044,[18],82878,en,Johnny,0.6,2010-08-23,Johnny,6.5,4 +2045,[],62601,en,Death of a Nation,0.6,2010-06-27,Death of a Nation,6.5,1 +2046,[99],57884,en,The Illuminati IV: Brotherhood of the Beast,0.6,2010-10-01,The Illuminati IV: Brotherhood of the Beast,6.5,1 +2047,[99],56833,en,Chasing Legends,0.6,2010-05-10,Chasing Legends,6.5,2 +2048,[99],54891,en,BluScenes: Majestic Waterfalls,0.6,2010-11-23,BluScenes: Majestic Waterfalls,6.5,1 +2049,[99],52942,en,Don't Tread On Me,0.6,2010-05-01,Don't Tread On Me,6.5,1 +2050,[99],47896,en,God Of War: Unearthing the Legend,0.6,2010-03-16,God Of War: Unearthing the Legend,6.5,2 +2051,"[16, 10751]",43305,en,Olivia: Olivia Takes Ballet,0.6,2010-03-02,Olivia: Olivia Takes Ballet,6.5,1 +2052,[35],33616,da,Jan Gintberg: Fremtid.nu,0.6,2010-01-01,Jan Gintberg: Fremtid.nu,6.5,2 +2053,"[18, 14]",14238,en,The Sweet Hand of the White Rose,0.6,2010-05-30,The Sweet Hand of the White Rose,6.5,2 +2054,[],494520,en,Winter Stalker,0.6,2010-10-16,Winter Stalker,6.3,3 +2055,[],159177,en,Any Human Heart,0.6,2010-06-30,Any Human Heart,6.3,3 +2056,"[18, 35]",112555,es,Gatos Viejos,0.6,2010-10-08,Old Cats,6.3,3 +2057,[99],110154,en,A Million in the Morning,0.6,2010-01-29,A Million in the Morning,6.3,3 +2058,[18],76146,en,Harud,0.6,2010-11-01,Autumn,6.3,6 +2059,[18],59257,en,A Walk in My Shoes,0.6,2010-12-03,A Walk in My Shoes,6.3,3 +2060,"[35, 18, 10749]",42850,en,Children of Invention,0.6,2010-08-10,Children of Invention,6.3,7 +2061,[],324768,it,En Route,0.6,2010-05-28,En Route,6.3,2 +2062,"[18, 35, 10749]",117340,en,Hello Lonesome,0.6,2010-06-01,Hello Lonesome,6.3,4 +2063,[99],81524,en,Foreign Parts,0.6,2010-10-10,Foreign Parts,6.3,4 +2064,[99],61104,en,Mount St. Elias,0.6,2010-05-28,Mount St. Elias,6.3,4 +2065,[99],218847,en,TeleVision,0.6,2010-09-29,TeleVision,6.2,3 +2066,[99],169921,en,Focus: A Documentary,0.6,2010-01-05,Focus: A Documentary,6.2,6 +2067,[99],82642,en,Dive!,0.6,2010-02-05,Dive!,6.2,3 +2068,[28],51339,en,Eye Trip,0.6,2010-11-28,Eye Trip,6.2,3 +2069,[99],254775,en,The Codes of Gender,0.6,2010-10-13,The Codes of Gender,6.1,4 +2070,[99],222942,en,The Fence (La Barda),0.6,2010-01-19,The Fence (La Barda),6.1,4 +2071,"[99, 10402]",58474,en,All I Ever Wanted: The Airborne Toxic Event Live from Walt Disney Concert Hall,0.6,2010-09-28,All I Ever Wanted: The Airborne Toxic Event Live from Walt Disney Concert Hall,6.1,4 +2072,[99],71203,en,Agenda: Grinding America Down,0.6,2010-09-03,Agenda Grinding America Down,6.1,6 +2073,[27],552550,en,House of Hope,0.6,2010-09-01,House of Hope,6.0,1 +2074,[99],550413,en,Visionaries,0.6,2010-01-01,Visionaries,6.0,1 +2075,[16],487215,en,Vampires,0.6,2010-08-08,Vampires,6.0,1 +2076,[99],476657,en,Chicago Blackhawks 2010 Stanley Cup Champions,0.6,2010-07-20,Chicago Blackhawks 2010 Stanley Cup Champions,6.0,1 +2077,[99],471075,en,Frontline: Death by Fire,0.6,2010-10-19,Frontline: Death by Fire,6.0,1 +2078,[],467633,en,A.M.,0.6,2010-06-09,A.M.,6.0,2 +2079,"[36, 99]",456185,en,American Coup,0.6,2010-11-09,American Coup,6.0,1 +2080,[],425076,en,Sharp Edge Blunt,0.6,2010-01-01,Sharp Edge Blunt,6.0,1 +2081,[],423971,en,Alice in Wonderland,0.6,2010-01-01,Alice in Wonderland,6.0,1 +2082,"[10749, 35]",418060,en,The Track Meet,0.6,2010-11-19,The Track Meet,6.0,1 +2083,"[16, 27]",416277,en,Liquid Memories,0.6,2010-01-01,Liquid Memories,6.0,1 +2084,[],414615,en,Morning Echo,0.6,2010-04-16,Morning Echo,6.0,1 +2085,[],405320,en,Not Just a Game,0.6,2010-01-01,Not Just a Game,6.0,1 +2086,[35],404222,en,Inside the Actor's Workshop,0.6,2010-09-15,Inside the Actor's Workshop,6.0,1 +2087,[99],396260,en,The Bowler,0.6,2010-01-01,The Bowler,6.0,1 +2088,[99],357122,en,Weirdest Dinosaurs,0.6,2010-02-09,Weirdest Dinosaurs,6.0,1 +2089,"[16, 27]",352864,en,DemiUrge Emesis,0.6,2010-04-22,DemiUrge Emesis,6.0,2 +2090,[27],352355,en,House of Black Wings,0.6,2010-05-25,House of Black Wings,6.0,1 +2091,[],341630,en,Arcana,0.6,2010-01-01,Arcana,6.0,1 +2092,[16],339042,fr,Babioles,0.6,2010-06-01,Babioles,6.0,1 +2093,[],330093,en,Bridge,0.6,2010-05-01,Bridge,6.0,1 +2094,[99],329955,en,H.R. Giger's Art in Motion,0.6,2010-01-01,H.R. Giger's Art in Motion,6.0,1 +2095,[],325763,en,Peaceforce,0.6,2010-01-01,Peaceforce,6.0,2 +2096,"[10402, 99]",315532,en,My Mic Sounds Nice: A Truth About Women and Hip-Hop,0.6,2010-08-30,My Mic Sounds Nice: A Truth About Women and Hip-Hop,6.0,1 +2097,[],309173,en,Bobby Slayton: Born to Be Bobby,0.6,2010-03-04,Bobby Slayton: Born to Be Bobby,6.0,1 +2098,[],303003,fr,"Ma femme, ma fille, 2 bébés",0.6,2010-01-01,"Ma femme, ma fille, 2 bébés",6.0,5 +2099,[],291357,en,One Long Day,0.6,2010-08-06,One Long Day,6.0,1 +2100,[18],289027,en,Arcadia Lost,0.6,2010-06-12,Arcadia Lost,6.0,1 +2101,[99],286350,en,The Real Face of Jesus?,0.6,2010-03-30,The Real Face of Jesus?,6.0,1 +2102,[18],283729,en,Here After,0.6,2010-01-30,Here After,6.0,2 +2103,[99],253122,en,I Sold My Soul to Satan,0.6,2010-08-27,I Sold My Soul to Satan,6.0,1 +2104,[27],229894,en,Beating Hearts,0.6,2010-07-20,Beating Hearts,6.0,2 +2105,[],227869,en,Scientology: The Ex-Files,0.6,2010-12-03,Scientology: The Ex-Files,6.0,1 +2106,[99],223171,en,"No Contract, No Cookies: The Stella D'Oro Strike",0.6,2010-08-20,"No Contract, No Cookies: The Stella D'Oro Strike",6.0,1 +2107,[35],218375,en,Cup Cake,0.6,2010-08-01,Cup Cake,6.0,1 +2108,[],217523,en,Two Cabins,0.6,2010-01-01,Two Cabins,6.0,1 +2109,[99],211410,en,"Hope, Ghana",0.6,2010-10-30,"Hope, Ghana",6.0,1 +2110,"[9648, 10749]",211252,en,I'm Not Here (And She's Not There),0.6,2010-04-11,I'm Not Here (And She's Not There),6.0,1 +2111,[35],209720,en,Over Coffee,0.6,2010-02-09,Over Coffee,6.0,1 +2112,[99],206532,en,The Restaurateur,0.6,2010-10-15,The Restaurateur,6.0,1 +2113,[],203897,en,Face Behind the Clown,0.6,2010-04-27,Face Behind the Clown,6.0,1 +2114,"[878, 35, 27]",179672,en,Atomic Brain Invasion,0.6,2010-01-01,Atomic Brain Invasion,6.0,1 +2115,[],172702,en,OJ Simpson: Monster or Myth?,0.6,2010-01-01,OJ Simpson: Monster or Myth?,6.0,2 +2116,[],170425,en,Surviving Hitler: A Love Story,0.6,2010-11-13,Surviving Hitler: A Love Story,6.0,1 +2117,[],165164,en,Lazy Teenage Superheroes,0.6,2010-01-01,Lazy Teenage Superheroes,6.0,1 +2118,[16],161240,hr,Ona koja mjeri,0.6,2010-09-28,She Who Measures,6.0,2 +2119,[99],146726,en,Last Address,0.6,2010-01-15,Last Address,6.0,1 +2120,[],146128,en,Queen Pin,0.6,2010-08-10,Queen Pin,6.0,2 +2121,[],145133,en,Stephen Fry Live at the Sydney Opera House,0.6,2010-10-03,Stephen Fry Live at the Sydney Opera House,6.0,1 +2122,[],129876,en,"Always, Only, Ever",0.6,2010-01-01,"Always, Only, Ever",6.0,1 +2123,[],128822,en,Empire,0.6,2010-06-18,Empire,6.0,1 +2124,[99],127687,en,Tapestries of Hope,0.6,2010-09-28,Tapestries of Hope,6.0,1 +2125,[99],122320,en,Winston Churchill: Walking with Destiny,0.6,2010-08-20,Winston Churchill: Walking with Destiny,6.0,3 +2126,"[27, 10770]",114164,en,Savage County,0.6,2010-01-01,Savage County,6.0,1 +2127,"[14, 878]",110673,en,Dark Fantasies,0.6,2010-10-09,Dark Fantasies,6.0,1 +2128,[99],110499,en,Absinthe,0.6,2010-01-01,Absinthe,6.0,1 +2129,[],107206,en,Kill All Redneck Pricks: KARP LIVES! 1990-1998,0.6,2010-01-01,Kill All Redneck Pricks: KARP LIVES! 1990-1998,6.0,1 +2130,[],105585,en,Dissolution,0.6,2010-01-01,Dissolution,6.0,1 +2131,"[18, 10749]",103650,en,Audrey the Trainwreck,0.6,2010-01-01,Audrey the Trainwreck,6.0,2 +2132,[18],95522,en,Black Butterfly,0.6,2010-03-17,Black Butterfly,6.0,1 +2133,[99],91864,en,Sex Magic,0.6,2010-01-01,Sex Magic,6.0,2 +2134,"[99, 27]",86329,en,The S From Hell,0.6,2010-01-20,The S From Hell,6.0,4 +2135,[18],85957,en,The Wolf Knife,0.6,2010-06-22,The Wolf Knife,6.0,1 +2136,"[28, 18]",83722,en,Rocksteady,0.6,2010-10-01,Rocksteady,6.0,1 +2137,[99],83398,en,Boys of Summer,0.6,2010-07-28,Boys of Summer,6.0,1 +2138,[35],82683,en,Beer Pong Saved My Life,0.6,2010-01-01,Beer Pong Saved My Life,6.0,1 +2139,"[35, 27, 9648, 53]",76732,en,Abnormal Activity,0.6,2010-06-07,Abnormal Activity,6.0,2 +2140,"[35, 10749]",76413,en,No Deal,0.6,2010-07-06,No Deal,6.0,1 +2141,[99],75341,en,Budrus,0.6,2010-10-08,Budrus,6.0,1 +2142,"[18, 80]",74462,en,A Fragile Hit,0.6,2010-11-16,A Fragile Hit,6.0,1 +2143,[35],73938,en,Tim Hawkins - Insanitized,0.6,2010-10-26,Tim Hawkins - Insanitized,6.0,3 +2144,"[35, 10751]",73152,en,The Prankster,0.6,2010-01-01,The Prankster,6.0,3 +2145,[18],69237,pl,Sandcastle,0.6,2010-08-26,Sandcastle,6.0,3 +2146,"[18, 35, 10749]",68987,it,Cooking With Stella,0.6,2010-04-10,Cooking With Stella,6.0,2 +2147,[99],67367,fr,L'Épine dans le cœur,0.6,2010-04-02,The Thorn in the Heart,6.0,5 +2148,[18],63526,en,Standing Firm,0.6,2010-08-24,Standing Firm,6.0,1 +2149,[18],58103,en,Sins of the Mother,0.6,2010-02-21,Sins of the Mother,6.0,4 +2150,"[18, 53]",57687,en,Du Sköna,0.6,2010-09-17,Die Beauty,6.0,1 +2151,[99],52924,en,End Of Liberty,0.6,2010-11-30,End Of Liberty,6.0,1 +2152,[18],51279,ru,Компенсация,0.6,2010-11-11,Compensation,6.0,3 +2153,"[27, 53]",46166,en,Dead Enders,0.6,2010-11-09,Dead Enders,6.0,3 +2154,[18],44998,en,The Dry Land,0.6,2010-07-30,The Dry Land,6.0,2 +2155,[28],44752,en,The Wrath of Cain,0.6,2010-11-16,The Wrath of Cain,6.0,9 +2156,"[27, 28, 53, 878]",45168,en,The Raven,0.6,2010-04-20,The Raven,5.9,5 +2157,"[35, 10749]",98115,en,Harmony and Me,0.6,2010-01-15,Harmony and Me,5.8,6 +2158,[99],61330,en,Please Remove Your Shoes,0.6,2010-07-01,Please Remove Your Shoes,5.8,3 +2159,[99],38409,en,Erasing David,0.6,2010-04-29,Erasing David,5.8,6 +2160,"[10770, 99]",223652,en,Holy Grail in America,0.6,2010-03-16,Holy Grail in America,5.8,2 +2161,[99],120126,en,The Vinyl Frontier,0.6,2010-05-08,The Vinyl Frontier,5.8,2 +2162,[99],54813,en,Welcome to Africa: The Official Film of 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa,0.6,2010-11-16,Welcome to Africa: The Official Film of 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa,5.8,4 +2163,[18],367557,en,Waterberry Tears,0.6,2010-01-01,Waterberry Tears,5.7,3 +2164,[99],157188,en,Monica & David,0.6,2010-10-14,Monica & David,5.7,3 +2165,[99],83460,en,Pelada,0.6,2010-03-01,Pelada,5.7,3 +2166,[99],72957,en,Witch Hunter's Bible,0.6,2010-09-05,Witch Hunter's Bible,5.7,3 +2167,"[16, 35, 10749, 878]",44486,en,Mars,0.6,2010-11-03,Mars,5.7,6 +2168,[99],38592,en,The Freedom Movie 2: A Spiritual Awakening,0.6,2010-02-08,The Freedom Movie 2: A Spiritual Awakening,5.7,3 +2169,[],409767,en,The Big Picture,0.6,2010-01-01,The Big Picture,5.5,2 +2170,[35],363849,en,Public Relations,0.6,2010-01-01,Public Relations,5.5,2 +2171,"[99, 10402]",277825,it,Rainbow Kronos Quartet with Alim & Fargana Qasimov and Homayun Sakhi,0.6,2010-03-30,Rainbow Kronos Quartet with Alim & Fargana Qasimov and Homayun Sakhi,5.5,1 +2172,"[99, 10402]",277817,it,In the footsteps of Babur Musical encounters from the Lands of the Mughals,0.6,2010-03-30,In the footsteps of Babur Musical encounters from the Lands of the Mughals,5.5,1 +2173,[],274369,en,Crónicas Chilangas,0.6,2010-08-13,Chilango Chronicles,5.5,2 +2174,[],258894,en,On Coal River,0.6,2010-06-25,On Coal River,5.5,2 +2175,"[99, 10751]",255513,it,MicroWorlds,0.6,2010-09-25,MicroWorlds,5.5,1 +2176,[],253819,en,These Showers Can Talk,0.6,2010-08-22,These Showers Can Talk,5.5,1 +2177,"[35, 27, 53]",211240,en,* Cemetery,0.6,2010-01-01,* Cemetery,5.5,2 +2178,[99],154779,en,Ed Hardy: Tattoo the World,0.6,2010-10-09,Ed Hardy: Tattoo the World,5.5,2 +2179,"[36, 10752, 35]",147704,ko,황산벌,0.6,2010-03-29,Once Upon a Time in a Battlefield,5.5,2 +2180,[],141005,en,Blake Shelton Live: It's All About Tonight,0.6,2010-09-08,Blake Shelton Live: It's All About Tonight,5.5,2 +2181,"[27, 35]",135249,en,Zombie Roadkill,0.6,2010-10-04,Zombie Roadkill,5.5,2 +2182,"[53, 27]",127209,en,Butterfly,0.6,2010-10-31,Butterfly,5.5,2 +2183,[18],118523,en,One Angry Juror,0.6,2010-11-15,One Angry Juror,5.5,2 +2184,[99],97291,en,Schooling the World: The White Man's Last Burden,0.6,2010-06-01,Schooling the World: The White Man's Last Burden,5.5,2 +2185,[10402],93971,en,Ana Popovic Band: An Evening At Trasimeno Lake,0.6,2010-01-01,Ana Popovic Band: An Evening At Trasimeno Lake,5.5,1 +2186,[99],70729,en,Dumbstruck,0.6,2010-01-26,Dumbstruck,5.5,3 +2187,[35],50105,en,Coopers' Camera,0.6,2010-11-16,Coopers' Camera,5.5,4 +2188,"[28, 35, 18]",46062,en,The Taqwacores,0.6,2010-01-24,The Taqwacores,5.5,2 +2189,"[18, 99, 878]",57154,en,Die Reise nach Metropolis,0.6,2010-11-23,Voyage to Metropolis,5.4,5 +2190,[35],49638,en,Rhod Gilbert and The Cat That Looked Like Nicholas Lyndhurst,0.6,2010-11-15,Rhod Gilbert and The Cat That Looked Like Nicholas Lyndhurst,5.4,5 +2191,[99],40023,en,Core,0.6,2010-04-28,Core,5.4,4 +2192,[],341056,en,How to Rid Your Lover of a Negative Emotion Caused by You!,0.6,2010-01-01,How to Rid Your Lover of a Negative Emotion Caused by You!,5.3,3 +2193,"[99, 36]",208345,en,Into the Cold: A Journey of the Soul,0.6,2010-04-01,Into the Cold: A Journey of the Soul,5.3,3 +2194,[10402],92142,fr,Devin Townsend Project - Tuska Open Air Metal Festival,0.6,2010-01-01,Devin Townsend Project - Tuska Open Air Metal Festival,5.3,3 +2195,"[35, 16, 12]",76035,en,The Puppet Monster Massacre,0.6,2010-01-11,The Puppet Monster Massacre,5.3,3 +2196,[35],61189,en,Sinbad: Where U Been?,0.6,2010-02-21,Sinbad: Where U Been?,5.3,3 +2197,"[28, 18]",53317,en,WebSiteStory,0.6,2010-01-01,WebSiteStory,5.3,3 +2198,"[18, 10751, 10749, 10770]",52041,en,Healing Hands,0.6,2010-03-20,Healing Hands,5.3,3 +2199,"[12, 10751]",42184,nl,Iep!,0.6,2010-04-20,Iep!,5.3,3 +2200,[99],295918,en,Megafactories: Jack Danniels,0.6,2010-01-01,Megafactories: Jack Danniels,5.3,2 +2201,"[18, 27]",282787,en,iPsycho,0.6,2010-08-13,iPsycho,5.3,2 +2202,"[28, 12, 37]",248412,en,Western X,0.6,2010-01-02,Western X,5.3,2 +2203,[10402],230451,en,"Roger Waters The Wall on Tour 2010 (iShoot, iEdit)",0.6,2010-11-11,"Roger Waters The Wall on Tour 2010 (iShoot, iEdit)",5.3,2 +2204,"[99, 35]",190776,en,Blood of Havana,0.6,2010-05-02,Blood of Havana,5.3,4 +2205,[99],109004,en,The Seeker's Guide to Harry Potter,0.6,2010-11-23,The Seeker's Guide to Harry Potter,5.3,2 +2206,[18],86476,es,Paula-Paula,0.6,2010-02-01,Paula-Paula,5.3,4 +2207,[35],74882,en,Danny Bhoy: Subject to Change,0.6,2010-11-08,Danny Bhoy: Subject to Change,5.3,2 +2208,[53],70035,en,Next Stop Murder,0.6,2010-09-19,Next Stop Murder,5.3,2 +2209,[10402],69969,en,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 99,0.6,2010-04-08,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 99,5.3,2 +2210,"[35, 27, 18]",56566,en,Gingerdead: The Adventures of Nella & Nello,0.6,2010-12-10,Gingerdead: The Adventures of Nella & Nello,5.3,2 +2211,[],48275,en,Absinthe NowHere,0.6,2010-10-01,Absinthe NowHere,5.3,2 +2212,"[18, 53]",182547,en,White Knuckles,0.6,2010-06-10,White Knuckles,5.2,3 +2213,"[18, 10749]",84556,en,Obselidia,0.6,2010-01-22,Obselidia,5.2,3 +2214,[10751],44939,en,Secrets of the Mountain,0.6,2010-04-16,Secrets of the Mountain,5.2,6 +2215,[],137069,en,Panman,0.6,2010-08-20,Panman,5.1,5 +2216,"[18, 10749]",61629,en,"Lebanon, Pa.",0.6,2011-04-29,"Lebanon, Pa.",5.1,5 +2217,[],603266,en,California Gurls,0.6,2010-06-14,California Gurls,5.0,1 +2218,"[9648, 10770]",545015,en,Lies Between Friends,0.6,2010-07-31,Lies Between Friends,5.0,1 +2219,[99],518958,en,Timeless: The Composer/Arranger Series (Arthur Verocai),0.6,2010-01-01,Timeless: The Composer/Arranger Series (Arthur Verocai),5.0,1 +2220,[9648],518951,en,Id,0.6,2010-01-01,The White Day,5.0,1 +2221,[],508412,en,Heels,0.6,2010-08-15,Heels,5.0,1 +2222,[],478940,en,Tea Time,0.6,2010-12-30,Tea Time,5.0,1 +2223,[],459658,en,Mere Mystery,0.6,2010-10-13,Mere Mystery,5.0,1 +2224,"[53, 18, 9648]",458712,en,Final Revision,0.6,2010-01-01,Final Revision,5.0,1 +2225,[],455029,en,Mater Suspiria Vision ON TV III,0.6,2010-01-01,Mater Suspiria Vision - ON TV III,5.0,1 +2226,"[10749, 18]",432608,en,Who We Are,0.6,2010-04-24,Who We Are,5.0,2 +2227,[],410674,en,Bastard,0.6,2010-04-23,Bastard,5.0,2 +2228,[],409743,en,AbUSed: The Postville Raid,0.6,2010-01-01,AbUSed: The Postville Raid,5.0,1 +2229,[],409623,en,Here I Am,0.6,2010-01-01,Here I Am,5.0,1 +2230,[18],405769,en,La historia de siempre,0.6,2010-05-22,La historia de siempre,5.0,2 +2231,[],400952,en,Beyond Enchantment,0.6,2010-06-06,Beyond Enchantment,5.0,1 +2232,[18],396613,en,Northern Comfort,0.6,2010-05-28,Northern Comfort,5.0,1 +2233,[],375121,en,720 Degrees,0.6,2010-10-31,720 Degrees,5.0,2 +2234,[99],354098,en,The President's Book of Secrets,0.6,2010-12-01,The President's Book of Secrets,5.0,1 +2235,"[10751, 18]",352493,en,The Assignment,0.6,2010-06-15,The Assignment,5.0,2 +2236,[],326691,en,Field Guide To November Days,0.6,2010-02-22,Field Guide To November Days,5.0,1 +2237,"[10749, 35, 18]",324352,en,Anderson's Cross,0.6,2010-05-20,Anderson's Cross,5.0,1 +2238,[],322708,en,Atomic Mom,0.6,2010-01-01,Atomic Mom,5.0,1 +2239,[],320063,en,Monster,0.6,2010-01-01,Monster,5.0,1 +2240,[],307445,en,Stuck on Broke,0.6,2010-08-24,Stuck on Broke,5.0,1 +2241,[],306483,en,Man and Boy,0.6,2010-04-08,Man and Boy,5.0,1 +2242,[18],293337,en,Lost Everything,0.6,2010-11-01,Lost Everything,5.0,1 +2243,[99],291182,en,Hypothesis,0.6,2010-09-09,Hypothesis,5.0,1 +2244,"[10749, 18, 10402]",279920,en,Butterfly Crush,0.6,2010-01-01,Butterfly Crush,5.0,1 +2245,"[35, 18]",272936,en,Everyone Says I Look Just Like Her,0.6,2010-07-19,Everyone Says I Look Just Like Her,5.0,1 +2246,[],270349,en,Delmer Builds a Machine,0.6,2010-03-11,Delmer Builds a Machine,5.0,1 +2247,[],268539,en,The Builder,0.6,2010-04-10,The Builder,5.0,1 +2248,[],249172,en,"Anne Truitt, Working",0.6,2010-01-15,"Anne Truitt, Working",5.0,1 +2249,[99],238669,en,The Captains of The Final Frontier,0.6,2010-11-03,The Captains of The Final Frontier,5.0,1 +2250,[10402],230620,it,Watermelon Slim And The Workers - Live At The Ground Zero Blues Club,0.6,2010-10-04,Watermelon Slim And The Workers - Live At The Ground Zero Blues Club,5.0,1 +2251,"[18, 878]",228305,en,An Anomaly of the Theory,0.6,2010-05-11,An Anomaly of the Theory,5.0,1 +2252,[],210789,en,Badfish,0.6,2010-04-17,Badfish,5.0,1 +2253,"[35, 18]",209723,en,Socks and Cakes,0.6,2010-01-29,Socks and Cakes,5.0,1 +2254,[],185203,en,Marathon,0.6,2010-03-02,Marathon,5.0,1 +2255,[18],176207,en,Nika,0.6,2010-10-10,Nika,5.0,1 +2256,[],176093,en,Big River,0.6,2010-09-29,Big River,5.0,1 +2257,[99],170108,en,Unforgettable: The Korean War,0.6,2010-06-21,Unforgettable: The Korean War,5.0,1 +2258,[],169649,en,Passenger Pigeons,0.6,2010-03-15,Passenger Pigeons,5.0,1 +2259,[],169554,en,American Mystic,0.6,2010-04-22,American Mystic,5.0,1 +2260,[],165908,en,Holy Land,0.6,2010-04-12,Holy Land,5.0,1 +2261,[],159598,en,"La bani, la cap, la oase",0.6,2010-01-01,"La bani, la cap, la oase",5.0,1 +2262,[],159594,it,Abstract Logix Live! The New Universe Music Festival 2010,0.6,2010-11-20,Abstract Logix Live! The New Universe Music Festival 2010,5.0,1 +2263,[35],157876,en,John's Gone,0.6,2010-01-01,John's Gone,5.0,1 +2264,[10749],151291,en,Gayby,0.6,2010-01-22,Gayby,5.0,1 +2265,[18],138564,en,Mac and Plak,0.6,2010-01-01,Mac and Plak,5.0,1 +2266,[],129466,en,Unitards,0.6,2010-01-01,Unitards,5.0,1 +2267,"[18, 99]",127515,en,First Circle,0.6,2010-10-02,First Circle,5.0,1 +2268,[],124708,en,Living Downstream,0.6,2010-04-03,Living Downstream,5.0,1 +2269,"[10402, 99]",119432,en,"Arcade Fire: Madison Square Garden New York, NY 2010-08-05",0.6,2010-08-05,"Arcade Fire: Madison Square Garden New York, NY 2010-08-05",5.0,2 +2270,[28],102047,en,Flooding with Love for The Kid,0.6,2010-01-08,Flooding with Love for The Kid,5.0,2 +2271,[99],86888,en,The Haunted Boy: The Secret Diary of the Exorcist,0.6,2010-10-01,The Haunted Boy: The Secret Diary of the Exorcist,5.0,3 +2272,[],85219,en,Amexica,0.6,2010-04-25,Amexica,5.0,1 +2273,[99],82943,en,The Blue Ridge Parkway: A Long And Winding Road,0.6,2010-09-15,The Blue Ridge Parkway: A Long And Winding Road,5.0,2 +2274,[99],82627,en,Man On a Mission: Richard Garriott's Road to the Stars,0.6,2010-03-14,Man On a Mission: Richard Garriott's Road to the Stars,5.0,1 +2275,[99],70567,en,The Kids Grow Up,0.6,2010-10-31,The Kids Grow Up,5.0,1 +2276,[10751],64094,en,Slow Moe,0.6,2010-01-01,Slow Moe,5.0,1 +2277,[99],53910,en,Dancing Across Borders,0.6,2010-03-26,Dancing Across Borders,5.0,2 +2278,[18],44993,en,The Last New Yorker,0.6,2010-02-19,The Last New Yorker,5.0,1 +2279,[18],42948,en,What's Up Lovely,0.6,2010-01-01,What's Up Lovely,5.0,1 +2280,[],39352,ro,Poker,0.6,2010-01-01,Poker,5.0,2 +2281,"[35, 18]",38598,en,Misconceptions,0.6,2010-01-22,Misconceptions,5.0,1 +2282,"[28, 80]",26222,en,Heist,0.6,2010-02-09,Heist,5.0,1 +2283,[28],25946,th,กล้าหยุดโลก,0.6,2010-01-19,Brave,5.0,1 +2284,"[16, 10751]",258725,en,A princesa e o sapo,0.6,2010-12-01,The Frog Prince,5.0,11 +2285,[53],122078,en,Confined,0.6,2010-06-20,Confined,4.9,9 +2286,"[12, 28, 99]",59416,en,This Way of Life,0.6,2010-03-11,This Way of Life,4.9,4 +2287,[],184342,en,The Lazarus Effect,0.6,2010-02-09,The Lazarus Effect,4.8,3 +2288,[10402],60298,en,Eros Ramazzotti: Roma Live,0.6,2010-11-03,Eros Ramazzotti: Roma Live,4.8,3 +2289,"[10402, 99]",253349,en,The Drummers of Frank Zappa Roundtable Discussion and Performance,0.6,2010-01-12,The Drummers of Frank Zappa Roundtable Discussion and Performance,4.8,2 +2290,[18],101318,en,Lies Between Friends,0.6,2010-07-31,Lies Between Friends,4.8,4 +2291,[10751],58913,en,What Would Jesus Do?,0.6,2010-05-22,What Would Jesus Do?,4.8,6 +2292,[99],54887,en,BluScenes: Underwater Cozumel,0.6,2010-11-23,BluScenes: Underwater Cozumel,4.8,2 +2293,"[28, 12]",50986,en,Light the Wick,0.6,2010-11-15,Light the Wick,4.8,2 +2294,[18],139388,th,เจ้านกกระจอก,0.6,2010-12-12,Mundane History,4.7,3 +2295,[99],86500,en,Picasso and Braque Go to the Movies,0.6,2010-05-28,Picasso and Braque Go to the Movies,4.7,3 +2296,[18],72848,fr,Le mariage à trois,0.6,2010-05-21,The Three-way Wedding,4.7,3 +2297,"[99, 10402]",47479,en,The Last Play at Shea,0.6,2010-04-25,The Last Play at Shea,4.7,3 +2298,[35],45146,en,Suckerpunch,0.6,2010-03-30,Suckerpunch,4.7,3 +2299,[],293432,en,The Kiss,0.6,2010-01-19,The Kiss,4.5,2 +2300,[10751],292723,en,Kitten Party,0.6,2010-10-12,Kitten Party,4.5,2 +2301,[27],262751,en,Night Of The Pumpkin,0.6,2010-04-20,Night Of The Pumpkin,4.5,3 +2302,[99],243665,en,A Family Is a Family Is a Family: A Rosie O'Donnell Celebration,0.6,2010-01-31,A Family Is a Family Is a Family: A Rosie O'Donnell Celebration,4.5,2 +2303,"[35, 18]",234165,en,BOOM! Das Sexperiment,0.6,2010-01-01,Cupid's Arrow,4.5,1 +2304,[10402],202109,en,Them Crooked Vultures Austin City Limits,0.6,2010-02-13,Them Crooked Vultures Austin City Limits,4.5,2 +2305,[18],160484,en,Chased,0.6,2009-01-01,Chased,4.5,1 +2306,"[27, 53]",142758,en,Deadly Renovations,0.6,2010-01-09,Deadly Renovations,4.5,2 +2307,[],95462,de,GoldRush Rally 2KX,0.6,2010-10-28,GoldRush Rally 2KX,4.5,1 +2308,[99],85716,en,The Second Dallas: Who Killed RFK?,0.6,2010-08-11,The Second Dallas: Who Killed RFK?,4.5,2 +2309,[10402],71253,en,"Phish - Comcast Theatre (Hartford, CT) 6-17-2010 Set 1",0.6,2010-06-17,"Phish - Comcast Theatre (Hartford, CT) 6-17-2010 Set 1",4.5,2 +2310,[10402],64533,en,Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band Houston '78 Bootleg: House Cut,0.6,2010-11-16,Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band Houston '78 Bootleg: House Cut,4.5,2 +2311,[99],52590,en,Decade Of Disturbed,0.6,2010-08-26,Decade Of Disturbed,4.5,2 +2312,[99],52058,en,The Nature of Existence,0.6,2010-01-01,The Nature of Existence,4.5,2 +2313,[10402],42826,en,Meshuggah: Alive,0.6,2010-02-05,Meshuggah: Alive,4.5,2 +2314,[10402],35799,en,Dropkick Murphys: Live on Lansdowne,0.6,2010-03-16,Dropkick Murphys: Live on Lansdowne,4.5,2 +2315,"[99, 36]",70763,de,An Ecology of Mind,0.6,2010-09-03,An Ecology of Mind,4.4,4 +2316,"[80, 18, 10402, 53]",69875,en,King of Paper Chasin',0.6,2010-10-15,King of Paper Chasin',4.4,4 +2317,[],362199,en,Organism,0.6,2010-07-10,Organism,4.3,3 +2318,"[53, 80, 18]",289522,en,The Karma Killer,0.6,2010-09-15,The Karma Killer,4.3,2 +2319,[10402],159606,it,Hiromi - Solo: Live At Blue Note New York,0.6,2010-08-20,Hiromi - Solo: Live At Blue Note New York,4.3,2 +2320,[10402],147516,it,Miles Davis & Keith Jarrett - The 1971 Berlin Concert,0.6,2010-10-13,Miles Davis & Keith Jarrett - The 1971 Berlin Concert,4.3,2 +2321,"[14, 16, 12]",106186,en,Night Parade,0.6,2010-05-02,Night Parade,4.3,2 +2322,[99],74995,fr,2010 : Une année sur terre,0.6,2010-12-31,2010 : Une année sur terre,4.3,2 +2323,"[99, 10402]",73825,en,Michael Jackson: Gone Too Soon,0.6,2010-06-25,Michael Jackson: Gone Too Soon,4.3,2 +2324,[],72708,en,My Eyes Won't Dry 2 - Tube Vision,0.6,2010-01-01,My Eyes Won't Dry 2 - Tube Vision,4.3,2 +2325,[35],55799,en,Arj Barker: LYAO,0.6,2010-01-26,Arj Barker: LYAO,4.3,2 +2326,[99],38591,en,Meltup: The Beginning Of US Currency Crisis And Hyperinflation,0.6,2010-05-13,Meltup: The Beginning Of US Currency Crisis And Hyperinflation,4.3,2 +2327,[10402],66911,en,Celtic Thunder: It's Entertainment!,0.6,2010-02-09,Celtic Thunder: It's Entertainment!,4.2,3 +2328,[18],550477,en,On the Bus,0.6,2009-05-30,On the Bus,4.0,2 +2329,"[18, 10770]",470088,en,Choices of the Heart: The Margaret Sanger Story,0.6,2005-11-22,Choices of the Heart: The Margaret Sanger Story,4.0,1 +2330,"[10749, 35]",453353,en,Losing My Cherry,0.6,2010-07-08,Losing My Cherry,4.0,3 +2331,[],398307,en,The Awakening,0.6,2010-10-29,The Awakening,4.0,3 +2332,[],323819,en,UFOTV Presents: Pulp Fiction: The Golden Age of Storytelling,0.6,2010-01-01,UFOTV Presents: Pulp Fiction: The Golden Age of Storytelling,4.0,1 +2333,[27],301074,en,The Killing of Jacob Marr,0.6,2010-10-01,The Killing of Jacob Marr,4.0,2 +2334,[],290415,en,Paranormal Effect,0.6,2010-01-12,Paranormal Effect,4.0,1 +2335,[10751],286168,en,Barney: A-Counting We Will Go,0.6,2010-01-08,Barney: A-Counting We Will Go,4.0,1 +2336,[99],278906,en,Vabzdžių dresuotojas,0.6,2010-04-16,The Bug Trainer,4.0,2 +2337,[99],277323,en,Real Ghosts UK,0.6,2010-09-28,Real Ghosts UK,4.0,1 +2338,[],275199,en,Barney: Egg-Cellent Adventures,0.6,2010-03-01,Barney: Egg-Cellent Adventures,4.0,1 +2339,[10402],263485,pt,Casting Crowns - Until the Whole World Hears,0.6,2010-08-31,Casting Crowns - Until the Whole World Hears,4.0,2 +2340,"[35, 18]",258864,en,Nothing Special,0.6,2010-01-01,Nothing Special,4.0,1 +2341,[99],228577,en,Born Sweet,0.6,2010-01-21,Born Sweet,4.0,3 +2342,"[27, 18]",228316,en,Lancaster Square,0.6,2010-09-28,Lancaster Square,4.0,1 +2343,[99],227599,en,Monsters Resurrected,0.6,2010-08-30,Monsters Resurrected,4.0,1 +2344,"[18, 53]",226615,en,Culebra,0.6,2010-01-23,Culebra,4.0,2 +2345,[28],220091,en,New Moon,0.6,2010-01-14,New Moon,4.0,1 +2346,[],213166,en,Pooltime,0.6,2010-02-22,Pooltime,4.0,3 +2347,[80],203900,en,Sunday Punch,0.6,2010-09-20,Sunday Punch,4.0,1 +2348,[],197921,en,La nuit de l’ours,0.6,2010-06-23,Night of the Bear,4.0,1 +2349,[],191431,en,Black Hole,0.6,2010-12-10,Black Hole,4.0,3 +2350,[99],174800,en,Led Zeppelin: Dazed & Confused,0.6,2010-04-10,Led Zeppelin: Dazed & Confused,4.0,1 +2351,[],170501,en,The True Story of Elvis Presley,0.6,2010-02-22,The True Story of Elvis Presley,4.0,1 +2352,[99],127800,en,The Canal Street Madam,0.6,2010-06-18,The Canal Street Madam,4.0,1 +2353,"[18, 14]",125418,es,Estigmas,0.6,2010-06-01,Stigmata,4.0,2 +2354,[10402],123419,en,John Scofield: New Morning The Paris Concert,0.6,2010-11-23,John Scofield: New Morning The Paris Concert,4.0,2 +2355,[27],113658,en,Hellweek,0.6,2010-01-05,Hellweek,4.0,2 +2356,"[18, 28, 53, 878]",96970,en,Grim,0.6,2010-07-27,Grim,4.0,1 +2357,[99],77296,en,Inside Secret Government Warehouses: Shocking Revelations,0.6,2010-07-11,Inside Secret Government Warehouses: Shocking Revelations,4.0,2 +2358,"[12, 28, 53]",68926,en,House Under Siege,0.6,2010-03-14,Casa bajo asedio,4.0,1 +2359,[99],62513,en,National Geographic: Glacier National Park,0.6,2010-08-31,National Geographic: Glacier National Park,4.0,2 +2360,"[27, 53]",58643,en,Wake the Witch,0.6,2010-09-28,Wake the Witch,4.0,3 +2361,[35],57297,en,Searchers 2.0,0.6,2010-10-26,Searchers 2.0,4.0,1 +2362,"[18, 35]",54416,en,Lbs.,0.6,2010-03-26,Lbs.,4.0,1 +2363,[18],52644,en,Autopilot,0.6,2010-06-15,Autopilot,4.0,3 +2364,"[28, 878, 35, 14, 27]",49395,ja,デスカッパ,0.6,2010-06-25,Death Kappa,4.0,4 +2365,"[18, 9648, 53]",46739,en,Killer God,0.6,2010-09-06,Killer God,4.0,1 +2366,[10402],157043,en,Roy Hargrove Quintet: Live at the New Morning,0.6,2010-06-29,Roy Hargrove Quintet: Live at the New Morning,3.8,2 +2367,"[12, 35, 36]",97562,en,One hundred years of evil,0.6,2010-01-01,One hundred years of evil,3.8,2 +2368,"[18, 53]",84830,en,Good Night Good Morning,0.6,2010-10-28,Good Night Good Morning,3.8,2 +2369,[],75265,en,Cardboard Warfare,0.6,2010-06-29,Cardboard Warfare,3.8,2 +2370,[10402],60296,en,Eros Ramazzotti - 21.00 Eros Live World Tour 2009/2010,0.6,2010-12-07,Eros Ramazzotti - 21.00 Eros Live World Tour 2009/2010,3.8,2 +2371,[99],50414,en,Blue Moon Rising,0.6,2010-01-01,Blue Moon Rising,3.8,2 +2372,[10402],338773,en,David Gray At KCRW,0.6,2010-12-22,David Gray At KCRW,3.5,1 +2373,"[53, 18, 27]",291608,en,Farm,0.6,2010-10-11,Farm,3.5,4 +2374,[],144108,en,Sheltered,0.6,2010-08-24,Sheltered,3.5,4 +2375,[],124450,en,Chilling At Sundown,0.6,2010-01-22,Chilling At Sundown,3.5,1 +2376,[27],77626,en,The Defiled,0.6,2010-10-13,The Defiled,3.5,2 +2377,[53],59583,fr,Heat Wave,0.6,2010-02-28,Heat Wave,3.5,2 +2378,"[28, 12, 53]",51737,en,Target Practice,0.6,2010-11-23,Target Practice,3.5,2 +2379,[16],46433,en,8Bits,0.6,2010-09-16,8Bits,3.5,2 +2380,[18],44953,en,Down for Life,0.6,2010-10-01,Down for Life,3.5,2 +2381,"[35, 10749]",69883,en,Flick's Chicks,0.6,2010-03-09,Flick's Chicks,3.4,4 +2382,[27],299081,en,Anthology of Terror: Prelude,0.6,2010-08-01,Anthology of Terror: Prelude,3.3,3 +2383,[],75271,en,Cardboard Warfare 1.5,0.6,2010-10-04,Cardboard Warfare 1.5,3.3,2 +2384,"[18, 10749]",69768,en,Breaking Up Is Hard to Do,0.6,2010-01-01,Breaking Up Is Hard to Do,3.3,2 +2385,[53],44426,en,The Devil Within,0.6,2010-05-21,The Devil Within,3.2,3 +2386,[],520325,en,Watching Paint Dry,0.6,2010-04-24,Watching Paint Dry,3.0,1 +2387,"[35, 18, 10749]",507214,en,"And, There You Are",0.6,2010-06-08,"And, There You Are",3.0,1 +2388,[],504947,en,Halloween: Black Eyes,0.6,2010-02-13,Halloween: Black Eyes,3.0,1 +2389,"[18, 35]",381530,en,Not Porn,0.6,2010-04-01,Not Porn,3.0,1 +2390,[],359218,en,Jordan,0.6,2010-06-11,Jordan,3.0,3 +2391,[],308283,te,పంచాక్షరి,0.6,2010-06-11,Panchakshari,3.0,1 +2392,[],274066,en,Wes and Ella,0.6,2010-12-10,Wes and Ella,3.0,1 +2393,"[27, 53]",233194,en,8 Butterflies,0.6,2010-01-01,8 Butterflies,3.0,1 +2394,[],192319,en,Revolution of Everyday Life,0.6,2010-05-08,Revolution of Everyday Life,3.0,1 +2395,[],151840,en,Totally Trucks Fire Monsters,0.6,2010-01-01,Totally Trucks Fire Monsters,3.0,1 +2396,[],128184,es,Trash,0.6,2010-11-03,Trash,3.0,3 +2397,"[18, 35]",100757,de,Below the Beltway,0.6,2010-04-23,Below the Beltway,3.0,1 +2398,"[14, 18, 28, 35, 878]",98957,en,Your Highness,0.6,2010-01-01,Your Highness,3.0,4 +2399,[27],93715,en,Butchered,0.6,2010-01-01,Butchered,3.0,1 +2400,[28],86036,en,Pacquiao vs. Margarito,0.6,2010-11-13,Pacquiao vs. Margarito,3.0,1 +2401,[35],45286,en,Broken Lizard Stands Up,0.6,2010-09-14,Broken Lizard Stands Up,3.0,1 +2402,[18],42555,en,Angels Love Donuts,0.6,2010-03-01,Angels Love Donuts,3.0,1 +2403,[35],139694,en,Paranormal Calamity,0.6,2010-03-12,Paranormal Calamity,2.8,3 +2404,[878],45143,en,Stasis,0.6,2010-09-08,Stasis,2.8,3 +2405,"[27, 53]",382244,en,The Bible Belt Slasher,0.6,2010-01-01,The Bible Belt Slasher,2.8,2 +2406,"[18, 10749]",71447,en,Sure Looks Good,0.6,2010-01-29,Sure Looks Good,2.6,4 +2407,"[28, 12, 53]",120104,en,Emulation,0.6,2010-07-08,Emulation,2.5,2 +2408,[27],115447,en,Hell Is Full,0.6,2010-01-01,Hell Is Full,2.5,2 +2409,[18],90842,de,co2,0.6,2010-10-11,co2,2.5,3 +2410,"[10749, 878]",84216,en,Altitude Falling,0.6,2010-03-31,Altitude Falling,2.3,3 +2411,[35],42480,en,Holyman Undercover,0.6,2010-04-10,Holyman Undercover,2.3,2 +2412,[28],60021,en,Skills,0.6,2010-11-07,Skills,2.1,4 +2413,[27],547392,en,Dead Island,0.6,2010-10-31,Dead Island,2.0,1 +2414,[35],470810,en,Gay Baby,0.6,2010-04-16,Gay Baby,2.0,1 +2415,[18],453363,en,The Sheets Must Be Silk,0.6,2011-01-22,The Sheets Must Be Silk,2.0,1 +2416,[27],433274,en,Sawblade,0.6,2010-01-01,Sawblade,2.0,1 +2417,"[878, 18, 27]",428673,en,Unaired,0.6,2010-08-12,Unaired,2.0,1 +2418,[27],354120,en,The Last Battleground,0.6,2010-02-17,The Last Battleground,2.0,1 +2419,[],340193,en,The Horror of The Dolls,0.6,2010-01-01,The Horror of The Dolls,2.0,1 +2420,[27],339059,en,The Black Mountain Madman,0.6,2010-01-01,The Black Mountain Madman,2.0,1 +2421,[27],316408,en,Jimmy Tupper vs. The Goatman of Bowie,0.6,2010-03-14,Jimmy Tupper vs. The Goatman of Bowie,2.0,1 +2422,[53],271651,en,Stricken,0.6,2010-07-27,Stricken,2.0,2 +2423,"[16, 10751]",261411,en,VeggieTales: It's a Meaningful Life,0.6,2010-10-05,VeggieTales: It's a Meaningful Life,2.0,1 +2424,"[28, 80]",229860,en,Thieves,0.6,2010-06-04,Thieves,2.0,1 +2425,[],229453,en,Broken Springs: Shine of the Undead Zombie Bastards,0.6,2010-06-03,Broken Springs: Shine of the Undead Zombie Bastards,2.0,1 +2426,[],222144,en,Book of Songs,0.6,2010-01-11,Book of Songs,2.0,1 +2427,[],208609,en,Almost Invisible,0.6,2010-01-01,Almost Invisible,2.0,2 +2428,[27],192441,en,The Devil's Gravestone,0.6,2010-10-12,The Devil's Gravestone,2.0,1 +2429,"[14, 27, 878]",189409,en,All Flowers in Time,0.6,2010-04-09,All Flowers in Time,2.0,1 +2430,[27],166738,en,The Feed,0.6,2010-05-23,The Feed,2.0,1 +2431,[],152197,en,Conned,0.6,2010-09-05,Conned,2.0,1 +2432,"[14, 35, 27]",114178,en,Sea of Dust,0.6,2010-08-10,Sea of Dust,2.0,2 +2433,[53],109909,en,Justify,0.6,2010-01-01,Justify,2.0,2 +2434,"[28, 37, 53]",79540,en,The Righteous and the Wicked,0.6,2010-01-01,The Righteous and the Wicked,2.0,1 +2435,[35],51269,ru,Человек с бульвара КапуциноК,0.6,2010-11-11,A Man from Boulevard des Capucines,2.0,3 +2436,[10751],49385,en,Care Bears: The Giving Festival,0.6,2010-11-02,Care Bears: The Giving Festival,2.0,1 +2437,"[28, 10752]",34008,en,When Soldiers Cry,0.6,2010-02-02,When Soldiers Cry,2.0,1 +2438,"[28, 12, 35, 27]",28562,en,Denizen,0.6,2010-01-01,Denizen,2.0,1 +2439,[],125268,en,Followed Home,0.6,2010-03-03,Followed Home,1.8,3 +2440,[35],60447,en,Devolved,0.6,2010-03-22,Devolved,1.5,1 +2441,"[35, 80, 27, 9648, 53]",530155,en,Strip Club Slasher,0.6,2010-01-01,Strip Club Slasher,1.0,1 +2442,"[35, 27]",528768,en,Paranormal Saw,0.6,2010-01-01,Paranormal Saw,1.0,1 +2443,[],423528,en,Mirrors Facing Mirrors,0.6,2010-01-01,Mirrors Facing Mirrors,1.0,1 +2444,[],382715,en,Snatched!,0.6,2010-07-06,Snatched!,1.0,2 +2445,"[10749, 35]",360418,en,After The Credits,0.6,2010-01-01,After The Credits,1.0,1 +2446,"[12, 28]",339993,en,War Machine,0.6,2010-05-06,War Machine,1.0,1 +2447,"[10402, 99]",328591,en,Let’s Spend the Night Together: Confessions of Rock’s Greatest Groupies,0.6,2010-12-13,Let’s Spend the Night Together: Confessions of Rock’s Greatest Groupies,1.0,1 +2448,[],305158,en,Bone Hunter,0.6,2010-08-19,Bone Hunter,1.0,1 +2449,[99],303989,en,Louis Sullivan: the Struggle for American Architecture,0.6,2010-04-04,Louis Sullivan: the Struggle for American Architecture,1.0,1 +2450,"[10402, 35]",303914,en,Not Your Time,0.6,2010-09-24,Not Your Time,1.0,1 +2451,"[27, 9648, 53]",291643,en,The Stone: No Soul Unturned,0.6,2010-01-01,The Stone: No Soul Unturned,1.0,1 +2452,[],291281,en,Jessica Sinclaire Presents: Confessions of a Lonely Wife,0.6,2010-05-01,Jessica Sinclaire Presents: Confessions of a Lonely Wife,1.0,1 +2453,[],274271,en,To Catch a Dollar: Muhammad Yunus Banks on America,0.6,2010-01-01,To Catch a Dollar: Muhammad Yunus Banks on America,1.0,1 +2454,[],266693,en,Currently Untitled,0.6,2010-04-25,Currently Untitled,1.0,1 +2455,[18],265601,en,"Me, Myself, and My Third Eye: 4 Enlightened Stories For 1 Imperfect God",0.6,2010-01-27,"Me, Myself, and My Third Eye: 4 Enlightened Stories For 1 Imperfect God",1.0,1 +2456,[27],234151,en,Attack of the Vegan Zombies!,0.6,2010-02-17,Attack of the Vegan Zombies!,1.0,2 +2457,[18],229867,en,Watcher in the Dark,0.6,2010-03-02,Watcher in the Dark,1.0,1 +2458,[],210894,en,An Affirmative Act,0.6,2010-06-04,An Affirmative Act,1.0,1 +2459,[],155668,en,Ilegales,0.6,2010-07-28,Ilegales,1.0,1 +2460,[99],147297,en,The 12 Biggest Lies,0.6,2010-10-25,The 12 Biggest Lies,1.0,1 +2461,"[35, 10751]",132020,en,Summertime Christmas,0.6,2010-11-15,Summertime Christmas,1.0,1 +2462,"[27, 28, 53]",94567,en,God of Vampires,0.6,2010-07-02,God of Vampires,1.0,1 +2463,[35],78434,en,Tony Roberts: Wired!,0.6,2010-02-01,Tony Roberts: Wired!,1.0,1 +2464,[18],76611,en,"Kisses, Chloe",0.6,2010-01-01,"Kisses, Chloe",1.0,1 +2465,"[18, 10749]",74060,en,Хроники измены,0.6,2010-11-11,Khroniki Izmeny,1.0,1 +2466,"[10749, 18]",63605,en,Lyubov pod Prikrytiem,0.6,2010-11-11,Love Undercover,1.0,1 +2467,[],331998,en,Edie: Girl on Fire,0.6,2010-01-01,Edie: Girl on Fire,0.0,1 +2468,"[12, 14, 28]",10195,en,Thor,38.068,2011-05-06,Thor,6.7,12764 +2469,[35],45243,en,The Hangover Part II,32.266,2011-05-25,The Hangover Part II,6.4,6231 +2470,"[12, 28, 14]",1865,en,Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides,30.579,2011-05-20,Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides,6.4,8571 +2471,"[10751, 14, 12]",12445,en,Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2,29.206,2011-07-15,Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2,8.1,11567 +2472,"[10751, 16, 18]",8587,en,The Lion King,28.583,1994-06-23,The Lion King,8.2,10160 +2473,"[16, 35, 10751]",862,en,Toy Story,28.005,1995-11-22,Toy Story,7.9,10174 +2474,"[28, 12, 878]",1771,en,Captain America: The First Avenger,25.808,2011-07-22,Captain America: The First Avenger,6.9,12810 +2475,"[16, 10751, 12, 35]",49013,en,Cars 2,23.498,2011-06-16,Cars 2,5.9,4058 +2476,"[53, 28, 18, 878]",61791,en,Rise of the Planet of the Apes,22.995,2011-08-04,Rise of the Planet of the Apes,7.2,7259 +2477,"[16, 35, 10751]",863,en,Toy Story 2,22.698,1999-11-24,Toy Story 2,7.5,7553 +2478,"[35, 10749]",50546,en,Just Go with It,19.565,2011-02-11,Just Go with It,6.4,2958 +2479,"[53, 9648, 878]",51876,en,Limitless,19.453,2011-03-08,Limitless,7.1,6295 +2480,"[12, 14, 10749]",50619,en,The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1,19.22,2011-11-17,The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1,6.0,5098 +2481,"[28, 53, 878]",49530,en,In Time,18.912,2011-10-28,In Time,6.8,6245 +2482,"[28, 14, 53]",71676,en,Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance,18.678,2011-12-10,Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance,4.8,2039 +2483,"[28, 53, 12]",56292,en,Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol,18.304,2011-12-21,Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol,7.0,6102 +2484,"[12, 28, 80, 9648]",58574,en,Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows,18.301,2011-12-16,Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows,7.1,6380 +2485,[18],489,en,Good Will Hunting,18.013,1997-12-05,Good Will Hunting,8.1,5764 +2486,"[53, 80, 9648, 18]",65754,en,The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,17.823,2011-12-14,The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,7.3,3971 +2487,"[53, 28, 9648]",59965,en,Abduction,17.69,2011-09-23,Abduction,5.8,1791 +2488,"[27, 53]",71672,en,Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings,17.659,2011-10-17,Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings,5.3,396 +2489,"[16, 10751]",49444,en,Kung Fu Panda 2,17.363,2011-05-25,Kung Fu Panda 2,6.7,3628 +2490,"[12, 28, 53, 878]",44912,en,Green Lantern,17.257,2011-06-17,Green Lantern,5.1,4290 +2491,"[878, 18, 10749, 14]",31011,en,Mr. Nobody,17.242,2011-12-20,Mr. Nobody,7.9,3279 +2492,"[12, 14, 28]",37430,en,Conan the Barbarian,17.046,2011-08-19,Conan the Barbarian,5.2,1024 +2493,"[80, 28, 53]",55846,en,Blitz,16.862,2011-08-23,Blitz,6.0,772 +2494,"[18, 36, 10752]",387,de,Das Boot,16.554,1982-02-10,Das Boot,8.1,981 +2495,"[16, 10751, 12, 35, 14]",41513,en,The Smurfs,16.533,2011-07-29,The Smurfs,5.6,2112 +2496,"[16, 10751]",45772,en,Gnomeo & Juliet,16.408,2011-02-11,Gnomeo & Juliet,5.8,1085 +2497,"[28, 878, 53, 37]",49849,en,Cowboys & Aliens,16.293,2011-07-29,Cowboys & Aliens,5.5,3110 +2498,"[27, 53]",49018,en,Insidious,16.197,2011-04-01,Insidious,6.9,3582 +2499,"[27, 9648]",41446,en,Scream 4,16.082,2011-04-11,Scream 4,6.2,1610 +2500,"[27, 28, 53, 80]",755,en,From Dusk Till Dawn,16.064,1996-01-19,From Dusk Till Dawn,7.0,3015 +2501,"[80, 35, 28]",38322,en,"Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son",16.024,2011-02-18,"Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son",5.5,623 +2502,"[18, 28, 53, 80]",64690,en,Drive,15.875,2011-09-16,Drive,7.5,6737 +2503,"[80, 12, 28, 35, 53]",58233,en,Johnny English Reborn,15.542,2011-10-21,Johnny English Reborn,6.1,1810 +2504,[18],59440,en,Warrior,15.478,2011-09-09,Warrior,7.8,2189 +2505,[18],60308,en,Moneyball,15.393,2011-09-22,Moneyball,7.1,2255 +2506,"[27, 35, 53]",22970,en,The Cabin in the Woods,15.336,2012-04-12,The Cabin in the Woods,6.5,4185 +2507,"[14, 27]",38321,en,Priest,15.318,2011-05-13,Priest,5.5,1157 +2508,"[12, 35, 878]",39513,en,Paul,15.234,2011-03-17,Paul,6.5,3017 +2509,"[28, 12, 53]",49021,en,Killer Elite,15.135,2011-09-23,Killer Elite,6.2,1093 +2510,"[28, 35, 80]",90,en,Beverly Hills Cop,15.067,1984-11-30,Beverly Hills Cop,7.1,1827 +2511,"[18, 35]",77338,fr,Intouchables,15.013,2011-11-02,The Intouchables,8.2,9940 +2512,"[10402, 35, 28, 80]",525,en,The Blues Brothers,14.882,1980-06-17,The Blues Brothers,7.7,1972 +2513,"[28, 878, 18]",39254,en,Real Steel,14.811,2011-10-06,Real Steel,6.8,4566 +2514,"[14, 28, 18]",37958,en,Immortals,14.774,2011-11-11,Immortals,5.8,1431 +2515,"[16, 35, 10751]",50359,en,Hop,14.738,2011-04-01,Hop,5.6,611 +2516,"[53, 28, 80]",8068,en,Desperado,14.712,1995-08-25,Desperado,6.8,1440 +2517,"[16, 12, 35, 10751]",46195,en,Rio,14.695,2011-04-15,Rio,6.6,3730 +2518,[53],8978,en,Assault on Precinct 13,14.525,2005-01-19,Assault on Precinct 13,6.1,501 +2519,"[28, 80, 35]",40805,en,The Green Hornet,14.501,2011-01-13,The Green Hornet,5.5,1897 +2520,"[16, 35, 10751, 37, 12]",44896,en,Rango,14.462,2011-03-03,Rango,6.6,3412 +2521,"[28, 14, 53]",23629,en,Sucker Punch,14.416,2011-03-25,Sucker Punch,6.0,2716 +2522,[18],67308,cn,3D肉蒲團之極樂寶鑑,14.413,2011-04-14,3-D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy,4.9,29 +2523,"[53, 878, 9648]",37686,en,Super 8,14.39,2011-06-09,Super 8,6.7,3934 +2524,"[28, 53, 80]",27582,en,The Mechanic,14.387,2011-01-28,The Mechanic,6.3,1676 +2525,"[35, 10749]",41630,en,No Strings Attached,14.203,2011-01-21,No Strings Attached,6.2,2612 +2526,"[80, 28]",414419,en,Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair,14.173,2011-03-28,Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair,7.9,363 +2527,"[14, 53, 28, 80]",47327,en,Drive Angry,14.096,2011-02-24,Drive Angry,5.3,959 +2528,"[35, 80]",51540,en,Horrible Bosses,14.058,2011-07-08,Horrible Bosses,6.5,3842 +2529,"[10749, 35]",50544,en,Friends with Benefits,14.019,2011-07-21,Friends with Benefits,6.6,4637 +2530,"[28, 12, 18, 53]",2320,en,Executive Decision,13.86,1996-03-15,Executive Decision,6.1,402 +2531,"[18, 27, 80]",74997,en,The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence),13.787,2011-10-07,The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence),4.6,596 +2532,"[878, 53, 10749]",38050,en,The Adjustment Bureau,13.717,2011-03-04,The Adjustment Bureau,6.6,2615 +2533,[35],52449,en,Bad Teacher,13.549,2011-06-19,Bad Teacher,5.5,2894 +2534,"[28, 12, 53, 18]",9619,en,Dante's Peak,13.514,1997-02-07,Dante's Peak,5.9,783 +2535,"[53, 878, 9648]",45612,en,Source Code,13.495,2011-04-01,Source Code,7.2,4529 +2536,"[12, 28, 878]",20526,en,TRON: Legacy,13.459,2010-12-10,TRON: Legacy,6.3,4387 +2537,"[27, 9648]",55779,en,Final Destination 5,13.392,2011-08-12,Final Destination 5,6.0,1701 +2538,"[35, 18, 10749]",50646,en,"Crazy, Stupid, Love.",13.277,2011-07-29,"Crazy, Stupid, Love.",7.2,4585 +2539,"[14, 35, 10749]",59436,en,Midnight in Paris,13.171,2011-05-20,Midnight in Paris,7.5,3965 +2540,[18],76025,en,Shame,13.152,2011-12-02,Shame,7.0,1607 +2541,"[18, 28]",70006,en,Never Back Down 2: The Beatdown,13.06,2011-09-13,Never Back Down 2: The Beatdown,6.0,257 +2542,"[18, 16, 10751, 35]",51052,en,Arthur Christmas,12.981,2011-11-23,Arthur Christmas,6.7,692 +2543,"[18, 53, 28, 12]",75174,en,The Grey,12.942,2012-01-27,The Grey,6.5,2280 +2544,"[12, 18, 10751]",44826,en,Hugo,12.936,2011-11-23,Hugo,7.1,4124 +2545,"[16, 10751, 10770]",79218,en,Ice Age: A Mammoth Christmas,12.841,2011-11-24,Ice Age: A Mammoth Christmas,6.2,313 +2546,"[28, 80, 18, 9648, 53]",2924,en,Backdraft,12.808,1991-05-24,Backdraft,6.5,613 +2547,"[28, 878]",44943,en,Battle: Los Angeles,12.721,2011-03-08,Battle: Los Angeles,5.6,2049 +2548,"[18, 53]",48289,en,The Debt,12.697,2011-08-31,The Debt,6.6,403 +2549,"[28, 53, 878]",51620,en,Death Race 2,12.697,2011-01-18,Death Race 2,5.6,560 +2550,"[35, 14, 10751, 10402, 16]",55301,en,Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked,12.672,2011-12-16,Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked,5.5,1055 +2551,"[27, 53]",45657,en,The Ward,12.614,2011-07-08,The Ward,5.8,608 +2552,[18],50014,en,The Help,12.598,2011-08-10,The Help,8.1,3944 +2553,"[12, 14, 878, 28]",76122,en,Marvel One-Shot: The Consultant,12.551,2011-09-13,Marvel One-Shot: The Consultant,6.6,202 +2554,"[12, 14, 28]",23047,en,Season of the Witch,12.535,2011-01-07,Season of the Witch,5.3,1352 +2555,"[9648, 53]",11033,en,Dressed to Kill,12.481,1980-06-25,Dressed to Kill,6.8,300 +2556,"[35, 18]",40807,en,50/50,12.451,2011-09-30,50/50,7.1,2111 +2557,"[18, 28, 36, 53]",47854,cn,精武風雲,12.45,2011-04-22,Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen,6.3,97 +2558,"[27, 878, 9648, 53]",60935,en,The Thing,12.349,2011-10-14,The Thing,6.1,1404 +2559,"[18, 10749]",38684,en,Jane Eyre,12.329,2011-03-11,Jane Eyre,7.1,758 +2560,"[35, 12, 14]",38319,en,Your Highness,12.254,2011-04-08,Your Highness,5.3,735 +2561,"[28, 35]",59108,en,Tower Heist,12.213,2011-11-04,Tower Heist,6.0,1592 +2562,"[16, 10751]",82424,en,Small Fry,12.131,2011-11-23,Small Fry,6.7,218 +2563,[35],49520,en,The Change-Up,12.122,2011-08-05,The Change-Up,6.0,1406 +2564,[18],75900,en,My Week with Marilyn,12.081,2011-11-23,My Week with Marilyn,6.7,741 +2565,"[28, 9648, 53]",48138,en,Unknown,12.08,2011-02-18,Unknown,6.6,2043 +2566,"[27, 35]",58151,en,Fright Night,12.078,2011-08-19,Fright Night,6.0,1024 +2567,"[878, 28, 12]",97,en,Tron,12.063,1982-07-09,Tron,6.6,1100 +2568,"[18, 35]",23514,en,The Rum Diary,12.011,2011-10-27,The Rum Diary,5.7,652 +2569,"[12, 16, 9648]",17578,en,The Adventures of Tintin,11.981,2011-12-20,The Adventures of Tintin,6.8,3251 +2570,"[18, 53]",71859,en,We Need to Talk About Kevin,11.964,2011-12-09,We Need to Talk About Kevin,7.6,1306 +2571,"[12, 28, 53]",52451,en,The Three Musketeers,11.932,2011-10-20,The Three Musketeers,5.7,1596 +2572,"[80, 18, 53, 9648]",70578,en,Trespass,11.909,2011-10-14,Trespass,5.5,589 +2573,"[35, 10749]",15144,en,Sixteen Candles,11.883,1984-05-04,Sixteen Candles,6.8,982 +2574,"[14, 53, 27]",49730,en,Red Riding Hood,11.856,2011-03-11,Red Riding Hood,5.9,1884 +2575,"[80, 18, 53]",50348,en,The Lincoln Lawyer,11.812,2011-03-18,The Lincoln Lawyer,7.1,1525 +2576,[35],57431,en,The Sitter,11.571,2011-12-09,The Sitter,5.4,472 +2577,"[18, 14]",8967,en,The Tree of Life,11.569,2011-05-27,The Tree of Life,6.6,1730 +2578,"[28, 53, 878, 12]",46529,en,I Am Number Four,11.555,2011-02-18,I Am Number Four,6.0,2805 +2579,"[80, 28, 878]",9739,en,Demolition Man,11.485,1993-10-08,Demolition Man,6.5,1678 +2580,"[80, 27, 53]",73861,sr,Srpski film,11.387,2011-05-13,A Serbian Film,5.5,781 +2581,"[35, 28, 18]",45132,en,Super,11.36,2011-03-31,Super,6.6,726 +2582,"[35, 10751, 10402]",64328,en,The Muppets,11.324,2011-11-23,The Muppets,6.6,831 +2583,"[35, 18, 10749]",50725,en,Take Me Home Tonight,11.321,2011-03-04,Take Me Home Tonight,6.1,339 +2584,"[28, 12, 35]",62206,en,30 Minutes or Less,11.315,2011-08-12,30 Minutes or Less,5.6,825 +2585,[35],71880,en,Jack and Jill,11.277,2011-11-11,Jack and Jill,4.1,1124 +2586,"[35, 10751, 10749]",74018,en,A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song,11.273,2011-09-05,A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song,6.2,640 +2587,"[18, 53, 80]",57361,ko,황해,11.253,2011-12-02,The Yellow Sea,7.4,181 +2588,"[53, 18]",64720,en,Take Shelter,11.236,2011-09-30,Take Shelter,7.2,787 +2589,[27],71670,en,Hostel: Part III,11.179,2011-12-27,Hostel: Part III,5.0,513 +2590,"[16, 10751]",51162,en,Winnie the Pooh,11.147,2011-07-14,Winnie the Pooh,6.9,444 +2591,"[35, 10749]",62838,en,New Year's Eve,11.138,2011-12-09,New Year's Eve,5.8,1301 +2592,"[18, 878]",62215,da,Melancholia,11.123,2011-11-11,Melancholia,7.1,1642 +2593,"[28, 12, 18, 9648]",48492,cn,狄仁傑之通天帝國,11.076,2011-09-02,Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame,6.7,176 +2594,"[18, 10402]",786,en,Almost Famous,11.022,2000-09-15,Almost Famous,7.5,1339 +2595,"[12, 35, 10749]",59860,en,Monte Carlo,11.017,2011-07-01,Monte Carlo,6.2,1193 +2596,"[16, 10751]",86130,en,Pixie Hollow Games,10.891,2011-11-19,Pixie Hollow Games,6.4,137 +2597,"[18, 53, 9648]",49517,en,Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy,10.831,2011-12-09,Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy,6.7,1402 +2598,"[35, 10749, 10751]",38317,en,Zookeeper,10.764,2011-07-08,Zookeeper,5.3,886 +2599,"[35, 18, 10751, 10770]",81250,en,Geek Charming,10.752,2011-11-11,Geek Charming,6.2,405 +2600,"[27, 53, 9648]",46221,en,The Tunnel,10.737,2011-05-19,The Tunnel,5.5,166 +2601,"[27, 53]",77949,en,The Awakening,10.73,2011-08-17,The Awakening,6.4,782 +2602,"[27, 28, 53, 878]",71469,en,The Darkest Hour,10.73,2011-12-25,The Darkest Hour,4.9,735 +2603,"[35, 18]",13342,en,Fast Times at Ridgemont High,10.705,1982-08-13,Fast Times at Ridgemont High,6.9,563 +2604,"[18, 10751]",62837,en,Dolphin Tale,10.679,2011-09-23,Dolphin Tale,6.8,327 +2605,"[28, 53, 80, 18]",62835,en,Colombiana,10.584,2011-08-26,Colombiana,6.5,1371 +2606,"[28, 12, 80, 53]",9691,en,Assassins,10.579,1995-10-06,Assassins,6.2,666 +2607,"[12, 14]",11976,en,Legend,10.542,1986-04-18,Legend,6.2,509 +2608,"[16, 35, 12, 10751]",91417,en,Dragons: Gift of the Night Fury,10.477,2011-11-15,Dragons: Gift of the Night Fury,7.0,189 +2609,[18],58235,pt,Bruna Surfistinha,10.453,2011-03-03,Confessions of a Brazilian Call Girl,6.1,174 +2610,"[35, 18]",65057,en,The Descendants,10.444,2011-11-18,The Descendants,6.8,1522 +2611,"[18, 53, 878]",39538,en,Contagion,10.444,2011-09-09,Contagion,6.3,2128 +2612,"[35, 10749]",63492,en,What's Your Number?,10.391,2011-09-30,What's Your Number?,6.4,1271 +2613,"[18, 10752]",57212,en,War Horse,10.378,2011-12-25,War Horse,7.2,1849 +2614,"[9648, 27, 53]",74777,en,Absentia,10.357,2011-03-03,Absentia,5.9,175 +2615,"[18, 53]",48231,en,A Dangerous Method,10.352,2011-11-23,A Dangerous Method,6.3,1066 +2616,"[18, 10749, 35]",55347,en,Beginners,10.322,2011-06-17,Beginners,6.9,532 +2617,"[28, 14]",75948,zh,白蛇传说,10.322,2011-09-28,The Sorcerer and the White Snake,5.7,85 +2618,"[18, 10749]",51828,en,One Day,10.308,2011-08-19,One Day,7.2,2105 +2619,"[18, 10402, 10749]",68817,en,Footloose,10.269,2011-10-14,Footloose,6.6,929 +2620,"[10749, 12, 28, 36]",38543,en,Ironclad,10.202,2011-07-08,Ironclad,6.1,373 +2621,"[35, 18]",72113,en,Carnage,10.181,2011-12-16,Carnage,7.1,1478 +2622,"[28, 35, 53, 80]",67913,en,The Guard,10.177,2011-07-29,The Guard,6.9,563 +2623,"[18, 35, 10749]",74643,en,The Artist,10.155,2011-10-14,The Artist,7.4,1787 +2624,"[18, 14, 10749, 878]",38117,en,Beastly,10.136,2011-03-04,Beastly,6.1,1748 +2625,"[18, 28]",77635,es,Miss Bala,10.128,2011-10-01,Miss Bala,6.3,50 +2626,[18],10316,en,The Ides of March,10.127,2011-10-07,The Ides of March,6.7,1405 +2627,[35],55465,en,A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas,10.123,2011-11-04,A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas,6.0,496 +2628,"[10751, 16, 14]",73456,en,Barbie: Princess Charm School,10.115,2011-09-13,Barbie: Princess Charm School,6.9,276 +2629,"[18, 10749]",60420,en,Like Crazy,10.091,2011-10-28,Like Crazy,6.5,638 +2630,"[28, 80, 18]",45284,ja,アウトレイジ,10.081,2011-12-02,Outrage,6.9,152 +2631,"[28, 12, 16, 878, 18]",65291,en,Green Lantern: Emerald Knights,10.078,2011-06-07,Green Lantern: Emerald Knights,6.2,187 +2632,"[14, 16, 28, 35, 10751]",79379,en,Book of Dragons,10.057,2011-11-15,Book of Dragons,6.5,87 +2633,"[18, 878]",55420,en,Another Earth,10.03,2011-07-22,Another Earth,6.7,853 +2634,"[28, 53, 9648]",70435,en,Haywire,10.015,2011-11-06,Haywire,5.6,747 +2635,"[10751, 35, 28]",56288,en,Spy Kids: All the Time in the World,10.009,2011-08-19,Spy Kids: All the Time in the World,4.6,487 +2636,"[35, 10749]",48988,en,Hall Pass,9.984,2011-02-25,Hall Pass,5.5,1009 +2637,"[16, 10751]",77887,en,Hawaiian Vacation,9.935,2011-06-24,Hawaiian Vacation,6.8,267 +2638,"[18, 35, 10751]",74465,en,We Bought a Zoo,9.931,2011-12-23,We Bought a Zoo,6.7,1523 +2639,"[18, 10749]",71325,sv,Kyss mig,9.918,2011-11-11,With Every Heartbeat,7.2,108 +2640,"[28, 14]",37034,zh,苏乞儿,9.855,2011-05-13,True Legend,6.3,76 +2641,[18],64685,en,Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close,9.828,2011-12-24,Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close,7.0,1231 +2642,"[28, 18, 27, 9648, 53]",41215,en,Black Death,9.819,2011-03-11,Black Death,5.9,425 +2643,"[35, 10749]",55721,en,Bridesmaids,9.805,2011-05-13,Bridesmaids,6.5,2783 +2644,"[28, 53, 12]",50456,en,Hanna,9.709,2011-04-08,Hanna,6.6,1944 +2645,"[18, 53, 27]",48171,en,The Rite,9.676,2011-01-28,The Rite,5.9,994 +2646,[27],72571,en,Paranormal Activity 3,9.669,2011-10-21,Paranormal Activity 3,5.9,1197 +2647,"[16, 28, 12]",56590,en,All Star Superman,9.627,2011-02-22,All Star Superman,6.8,196 +2648,"[28, 35, 878]",59678,en,Attack the Block,9.612,2011-07-29,Attack the Block,6.4,1144 +2649,"[18, 53, 80]",65760,uk,The Whistleblower,9.578,2011-08-05,The Whistleblower,6.7,269 +2650,"[878, 14]",76535,en,Marvel One-Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer,9.538,2011-10-25,Marvel One-Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer,7.2,154 +2651,"[28, 18, 80]",73499,en,The Double,9.531,2011-10-28,The Double,5.9,341 +2652,"[35, 18]",44564,en,The Dilemma,9.518,2011-01-13,The Dilemma,5.3,448 +2653,"[80, 18, 28, 53, 878]",42194,en,TEKKEN,9.502,2011-07-19,TEKKEN,5.1,329 +2654,"[53, 18]",50839,en,Margin Call,9.498,2011-10-21,Margin Call,6.8,856 +2655,"[16, 10751]",49953,en,Sammy's avonturen: De geheime doorgang,9.485,2011-03-25,A Turtle's Tale: Sammy's Adventures,5.8,318 +2656,"[18, 53]",50837,en,Martha Marcy May Marlene,9.477,2011-10-21,Martha Marcy May Marlene,6.7,413 +2657,"[80, 18]",75622,en,Rampart,9.413,2011-11-23,Rampart,5.5,189 +2658,"[35, 18]",51017,en,Madea's Big Happy Family,9.393,2011-04-22,Madea's Big Happy Family,6.7,71 +2659,[35],16538,en,"I Love You, Man",9.37,2009-03-20,"I Love You, Man",6.5,897 +2660,"[18, 27]",65599,en,The Woman,9.219,2011-10-14,The Woman,6.0,229 +2661,"[16, 35, 10751, 10770]",71689,en,Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension,9.203,2011-08-05,Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension,6.6,226 +2662,"[35, 10751]",54540,en,Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2,9.152,2011-02-01,Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2,5.1,150 +2663,[99],54293,en,Zeitgeist: Moving Forward,9.15,2011-01-15,Zeitgeist: Moving Forward,7.1,104 +2664,[18],52505,en,The Other Woman,9.15,2011-02-04,The Other Woman,6.2,220 +2665,"[18, 35]",62564,no,"Få meg på, for faen",9.137,2011-11-11,"Turn Me On, Dammit!",6.3,88 +2666,"[28, 53, 80]",45610,en,Machine Gun Preacher,9.12,2011-09-23,Machine Gun Preacher,6.5,477 +2667,"[12, 28, 53, 80]",81390,en,A Lonely Place to Die,9.104,2011-04-09,A Lonely Place to Die,6.1,251 +2668,"[28, 12, 16, 10751, 14, 35]",417859,en,Puss in Boots,9.078,2011-10-28,Puss in Boots,6.3,1422 +2669,"[18, 35]",65218,en,Lemonade Mouth,9.053,2011-04-15,Lemonade Mouth,7.2,485 +2670,"[18, 53, 9648]",69668,en,Dream House,9.047,2011-09-30,Dream House,6.0,670 +2671,"[18, 35]",55725,en,Win Win,9.015,2011-03-18,Win Win,6.9,266 +2672,"[28, 53, 878]",71254,en,Arena,9.013,2011-10-11,Arena,4.9,139 +2673,"[18, 10749]",46705,en,Blue Valentine,8.994,2010-12-29,Blue Valentine,6.9,1677 +2674,"[27, 53, 9648]",73588,en,The Caller,8.99,2011-08-26,The Caller,6.0,115 +2675,"[36, 18]",71688,en,The Iron Lady,8.987,2011-12-30,The Iron Lady,6.4,899 +2676,"[16, 10751, 14]",57737,en,Barbie: A Fairy Secret,8.98,2011-03-15,Barbie: A Fairy Secret,6.1,197 +2677,"[18, 35, 10749]",40161,en,The Decoy Bride,8.976,2011-10-10,The Decoy Bride,6.0,125 +2678,"[10751, 35]",60307,en,Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules,8.961,2011-03-25,Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules,6.4,492 +2679,"[53, 27]",49797,ko,악마를 보았다,8.904,2011-01-21,I Saw the Devil,7.7,951 +2680,"[80, 18, 27, 9648]",34335,en,Nine Dead,8.882,2011-03-09,Nine Dead,5.1,125 +2681,"[12, 18, 28]",58857,ja,十三人の刺客,8.866,2011-03-30,13 Assassins,7.3,514 +2682,"[12, 16, 10751]",50321,en,Mars Needs Moms,8.852,2011-03-11,Mars Needs Moms,5.7,299 +2683,"[80, 28, 53]",49010,en,Hobo with a Shotgun,8.844,2011-05-06,Hobo with a Shotgun,5.9,300 +2684,[35],85435,en,A Few Best Men,8.84,2011-10-14,A Few Best Men,5.8,247 +2685,"[53, 80]",70670,no,Hodejegerne,8.836,2011-12-20,Headhunters,7.3,601 +2686,[35],69778,en,A Good Old Fashioned Orgy,8.822,2011-09-02,A Good Old Fashioned Orgy,5.9,147 +2687,"[18, 35]",82532,en,"Jeff, Who Lives at Home",8.821,2011-09-13,"Jeff, Who Lives at Home",6.2,320 +2688,"[18, 53]",64639,en,Straw Dogs,8.749,2011-09-16,Straw Dogs,5.7,255 +2689,[18],44754,en,Margaret,8.747,2011-09-30,Margaret,6.3,138 +2690,"[28, 53, 14, 80]",57585,en,Elephant White,8.744,2011-05-17,Elephant White,5.1,108 +2691,[35],69798,en,The Inbetweeners Movie,8.706,2011-08-20,The Inbetweeners Movie,6.2,517 +2692,"[18, 10749]",64678,en,The Art of Getting By,8.695,2011-06-17,The Art of Getting By,6.5,752 +2693,"[10752, 18]",50601,en,5 Days of War,8.689,2011-08-18,5 Days of War,5.7,102 +2694,"[18, 80, 36]",88794,en,J. Edgar,8.628,2011-11-09,J. Edgar,6.2,1303 +2695,"[878, 10402, 16, 12]",11049,en,Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem,8.613,2003-05-28,Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem,7.7,156 +2696,"[99, 10402, 10751]",54518,en,Justin Bieber: Never Say Never,8.602,2011-02-11,Justin Bieber: Never Say Never,5.1,240 +2697,"[10402, 99]",75964,en,George Harrison: Living in the Material World,8.59,2011-09-02,George Harrison: Living in the Material World,7.9,96 +2698,"[28, 18]",55292,cn,新少林寺,8.537,2011-09-09,Shaolin,6.6,158 +2699,[35],51481,en,Mean Girls 2,8.534,2011-01-23,Mean Girls 2,5.1,661 +2700,"[35, 18]",59968,en,Our Idiot Brother,8.523,2011-08-26,Our Idiot Brother,6.1,527 +2701,"[18, 53, 80, 9648]",72477,en,Texas Killing Fields,8.517,2011-10-14,Texas Killing Fields,5.8,237 +2702,[18],60243,fa,جدایی نادر از سیمین,8.51,2011-12-29,A Separation,7.9,792 +2703,"[27, 53]",58428,en,The Innkeepers,8.494,2011-12-30,The Innkeepers,5.5,324 +2704,[35],57119,en,Jumping the Broom,8.477,2011-05-06,Jumping the Broom,6.0,103 +2705,"[53, 27]",50698,en,Grave Encounters,8.475,2011-09-09,Grave Encounters,6.2,700 +2706,"[10751, 28, 18]",43959,en,Soul Surfer,8.459,2011-04-08,Soul Surfer,7.0,688 +2707,"[12, 28, 53]",46541,en,Game of Death,8.446,2011-02-15,Game of Death,5.1,69 +2708,"[18, 35, 10749]",51991,fr,Les émotifs anonymes,8.445,2011-11-25,Romantics Anonymous,6.4,252 +2709,"[12, 18]",49494,en,The Eagle,8.443,2011-02-11,The Eagle,6.1,694 +2710,"[35, 10751]",70587,en,Spooky Buddies,8.418,2011-09-20,Spooky Buddies,5.1,47 +2711,"[27, 53, 878]",50357,en,Apollo 18,8.384,2011-09-02,Apollo 18,5.0,486 +2712,[18],44716,da,Hævnen,8.381,2011-04-01,In a Better World,7.3,187 +2713,"[10770, 35, 10751]",81440,en,"Good Luck Charlie, It's Christmas!",8.366,2011-12-02,"Good Luck Charlie, It's Christmas!",6.3,188 +2714,"[18, 878]",991,en,The Man Who Fell to Earth,8.335,2011-06-24,The Man Who Fell to Earth,6.5,227 +2715,"[35, 18]",57157,en,Young Adult,8.335,2011-12-16,Young Adult,5.7,603 +2716,"[18, 10749]",79120,en,Weekend,8.326,2011-09-22,Weekend,7.5,287 +2717,"[35, 18, 14, 27, 9648]",45649,en,Rubber,8.319,2010-09-01,Rubber,5.9,417 +2718,"[12, 16, 10751]",50087,ja,劇場版ポケットモンスター ダイヤモンド&パール 幻影の覇者 ゾロアーク,8.3,2011-02-05,Pokémon: Zoroark: Master of Illusions,6.5,86 +2719,"[35, 10751]",58224,en,Mr. Popper's Penguins,8.292,2011-06-17,Mr. Popper's Penguins,5.8,1554 +2720,"[10749, 35]",70868,en,I Don't Know How She Does It,8.271,2011-09-16,I Don't Know How She Does It,5.2,231 +2721,[35],66129,fr,Les Tuche,8.265,2011-11-11,The Tuche Family,6.1,773 +2722,"[35, 27, 878]",83896,en,Sand Sharks,8.25,2011-12-20,Sand Sharks,3.1,50 +2723,"[16, 12, 14]",79433,da,Ronal Barbaren,8.241,2011-12-22,Ronal the Barbarian,6.2,140 +2724,"[10751, 10402]",60405,en,Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure,8.237,2011-04-19,Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure,5.6,287 +2725,"[14, 27]",46146,nb,Trolljegeren,8.221,2011-06-10,Troll Hunter,6.7,806 +2726,"[53, 9648]",50671,en,The Resident,8.221,2011-02-18,The Resident,5.6,287 +2727,"[35, 27]",79771,en,Chillerama,8.185,2011-10-14,Chillerama,5.7,50 +2728,"[27, 9648, 53]",55045,en,Psych:9,8.18,2011-02-22,Psych:9,4.6,24 +2729,[35],51447,fr,Potiche,8.171,2011-01-06,Trophy Wife,6.2,177 +2730,"[18, 10749]",64586,en,Sleeping Beauty,8.168,2011-12-02,Sleeping Beauty,5.3,311 +2731,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",70586,en,Setup,8.164,2011-11-04,Setup,4.9,225 +2732,"[18, 53]",63493,en,The Ledge,8.16,2011-07-08,The Ledge,6.1,185 +2733,[27],92395,en,Evidence,8.14,2011-02-28,Evidence,5.2,58 +2734,"[53, 18, 27]",49950,en,The Roommate,8.134,2011-02-04,The Roommate,5.4,406 +2735,"[16, 35, 10751]",65759,en,Happy Feet Two,8.131,2011-11-17,Happy Feet Two,5.9,754 +2736,"[18, 36, 53]",61891,en,Anonymous,8.114,2011-10-28,Anonymous,6.4,434 +2737,"[28, 35, 53]",57353,en,Cat Run,8.106,2011-04-01,Cat Run,5.8,60 +2738,"[16, 28, 35, 10751]",57718,en,Megamind: The Button of Doom,8.076,2011-02-25,Megamind: The Button of Doom,6.0,72 +2739,[27],70584,en,Hellraiser: Revelations,8.06,2011-10-18,Hellraiser: Revelations,3.1,90 +2740,"[10752, 28, 53, 18]",58767,en,Sniper: Reloaded,8.059,2011-04-26,Sniper: Reloaded,5.1,58 +2741,"[35, 18, 10402]",63710,en,Honey 2,8.009,2011-08-01,Honey 2,6.2,229 +2742,"[28, 80, 35, 10749]",73500,en,You May Not Kiss the Bride,7.974,2011-04-05,You May Not Kiss the Bride,5.9,98 +2743,[18],74308,en,Detachment,7.972,2011-04-25,Detachment,7.5,606 +2744,"[16, 12, 18, 14]",79707,ja,星を追う子ども,7.959,2011-07-29,Children Who Chase Lost Voices,7.1,281 +2745,"[12, 18]",58443,en,Blue Crush 2,7.959,2011-06-07,Blue Crush 2,5.7,55 +2746,"[9648, 53, 18]",73358,en,Page Eight,7.956,2011-11-06,Page Eight,6.6,109 +2747,[53],77495,es,Mientras duermes,7.9,2011-12-30,Sleep Tight,7.0,421 +2748,[18],56831,en,The Sunset Limited,7.894,2011-02-12,The Sunset Limited,7.3,196 +2749,"[28, 16]",79516,ja,鉄拳 ブラッド・ベンジェンス,7.89,2011-07-26,TEKKEN: Blood Vengeance,6.0,64 +2750,"[35, 10749]",49012,en,Arthur,7.886,2011-04-08,Arthur,5.5,399 +2751,"[27, 53]",65055,en,Shark Night 3D,7.879,2011-09-02,Shark Night 3D,5.0,245 +2752,"[35, 18, 10749]",45156,en,A Little Bit of Heaven,7.87,2011-02-03,A Little Bit of Heaven,6.3,333 +2753,"[28, 80, 53]",54445,en,S.W.A.T.: Firefight,7.864,2011-03-01,S.W.A.T.: Firefight,5.5,134 +2754,"[18, 10749]",48303,fr,Copie conforme,7.858,2011-03-11,Certified Copy,7.2,149 +2755,"[18, 35]",70695,en,Dirty Girl,7.856,2011-10-07,Dirty Girl,6.3,100 +2756,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 14]",77459,fr,Un monstre à Paris,7.852,2011-11-22,A Monster in Paris,6.6,603 +2757,"[53, 28, 878]",121442,en,Ice 2020,7.834,2011-01-02,Ice 2020,5.5,22 +2758,"[27, 28, 53]",48572,en,Red State,7.816,2011-09-23,Red State,6.1,472 +2759,"[80, 18, 53]",44945,en,Trust,7.805,2011-04-01,Trust,6.6,556 +2760,"[27, 878, 18]",38541,en,The Divide,7.778,2011-03-13,The Divide,5.9,302 +2761,[18],81401,hu,A torinói ló,7.763,2011-10-13,The Turin Horse,7.9,134 +2762,"[18, 28, 35, 10749]",73582,hi,Bodyguard,7.736,2011-08-31,Bodyguard,5.4,63 +2763,"[18, 878, 10749]",51999,en,Perfect Sense,7.732,2011-01-24,Perfect Sense,6.8,539 +2764,"[12, 35, 18, 10751, 10770]",60803,en,The Suite Life Movie,7.73,2011-03-25,The Suite Life Movie,5.9,264 +2765,"[9648, 27, 53]",43552,en,Vanishing on 7th Street,7.719,2011-02-18,Vanishing on 7th Street,5.0,261 +2766,"[99, 10751, 12]",57586,en,African Cats,7.709,2011-04-22,African Cats,7.1,105 +2767,[35],52067,en,Cedar Rapids,7.694,2011-02-11,Cedar Rapids,6.0,206 +2768,[18],71157,fr,Polisse,7.682,2011-11-11,Polisse,7.8,670 +2769,"[28, 12, 16, 80, 9648]",69735,en,Batman: Year One,7.66,2011-10-18,Batman: Year One,7.2,408 +2770,"[35, 18, 10749]",50217,en,From Prada to Nada,7.641,2011-01-28,From Prada to Nada,5.2,163 +2771,"[18, 28, 80]",47931,pt,Tropa de Elite 2,7.631,2011-01-23,Elite Squad: The Enemy Within,7.7,821 +2772,"[16, 14, 35, 878]",278427,en,Family Guy Presents: It's a Trap!,7.607,2011-05-22,Family Guy Presents: It's a Trap!,6.9,218 +2773,"[18, 53, 80]",74536,en,The Son of No One,7.586,2011-11-04,The Son of No One,5.1,156 +2774,"[18, 53, 27, 878]",73936,en,Retreat,7.584,2011-10-21,Retreat,5.6,134 +2775,[28],71677,en,Assassination Games,7.58,2011-07-29,Assassination Games,6.0,156 +2776,"[18, 9648]",72432,en,Puncture,7.578,2011-09-23,Puncture,6.8,183 +2777,"[35, 18, 10749]",49022,en,Something Borrowed,7.567,2011-05-05,Something Borrowed,6.1,591 +2778,[35],68637,fr,L'Élève Ducobu,7.566,2011-10-23,Ducoboo,4.8,206 +2779,"[16, 10751]",77499,en,Barbie: A Perfect Christmas,7.557,2011-11-08,Barbie: A Perfect Christmas,5.9,133 +2780,"[12, 28, 37]",68818,en,Blackthorn,7.548,2011-10-07,Blackthorn,6.7,111 +2781,"[53, 9648, 80, 18]",70577,en,Faces in the Crowd,7.547,2011-10-25,Faces in the Crowd,5.9,234 +2782,"[80, 35]",53172,en,Henry's Crime,7.523,2011-04-08,Henry's Crime,5.8,165 +2783,[35],58231,en,Mardi Gras: Spring Break,7.52,2011-09-23,Mardi Gras: Spring Break,4.9,53 +2784,"[35, 80, 18]",92591,en,Bernie,7.518,2012-04-27,Bernie,6.6,503 +2785,"[28, 35, 27, 9648, 878, 53]",43935,en,Dylan Dog: Dead of Night,7.508,2011-11-01,Dylan Dog: Dead of Night,4.4,243 +2786,"[18, 28, 53, 80, 10752]",62630,en,The Devil's Double,7.505,2011-07-29,The Devil's Double,6.7,291 +2787,"[18, 10749]",100898,nl,"Noordzee, Texas",7.502,2011-12-20,North Sea Texas,7.2,108 +2788,"[35, 18, 10749]",45658,en,Everything Must Go,7.493,2011-05-13,Everything Must Go,6.0,301 +2789,[35],58858,fr,Le Marquis,7.486,2011-04-04,The Marquis,5.0,93 +2790,"[12, 35, 10751, 14, 10770, 27]",63700,en,My Babysitter's a Vampire,7.478,2012-06-25,My Babysitter's a Vampire,6.0,129 +2791,[16],79082,ja,ONE PIECE 3D 麦わらチェイス,7.469,2011-03-19,One Piece 3D: Straw Hat Chase,6.0,30 +2792,"[10751, 14]",70338,en,"A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!",7.458,2011-07-09,"A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!",4.7,89 +2793,"[28, 53]",48340,en,Sanctum,7.457,2011-02-04,Sanctum,5.9,515 +2794,"[12, 18, 28, 36, 10752]",76349,zh,辛亥革命,7.437,2011-10-07,1911,5.5,62 +2795,[35],79697,en,Butter,7.43,2011-09-04,Butter,5.8,220 +2796,"[12, 16, 10751]",88557,ja,劇場版ポケットモンスター ベストウイッシュ ビクティニと白き英雄 レシラム,7.422,2011-12-03,Pokémon the Movie White: Victini and Zekrom,6.3,67 +2797,"[18, 35, 10749]",49020,en,Submarine,7.412,2011-06-03,Submarine,7.4,770 +2798,[99],58496,en,Senna,7.41,2011-01-21,Senna,8.3,437 +2799,"[12, 28, 878]",41517,hi,Ra.One,7.41,2011-10-26,Ra.One,5.4,144 +2800,[18],72213,en,Courageous,7.406,2011-09-30,Courageous,7.0,128 +2801,"[28, 53, 878, 9648]",50765,en,Ticking Clock,7.397,2011-01-04,Ticking Clock,5.1,27 +2802,"[18, 36]",46332,fr,Des hommes et des dieux,7.377,2011-02-25,Of Gods and Men,6.7,174 +2803,"[35, 18]",46829,en,Barney's Version,7.357,2011-01-14,Barney's Version,7.2,210 +2804,[18],50780,en,The Beaver,7.357,2011-05-05,The Beaver,6.3,464 +2805,"[14, 878, 27]",50037,en,Beyond the Black Rainbow,7.331,2011-09-24,Beyond the Black Rainbow,5.9,150 +2806,"[9648, 35, 80]",62046,en,Flypaper,7.33,2011-08-19,Flypaper,6.3,401 +2807,"[878, 18]",77561,es,EVA,7.321,2011-11-11,EVA,6.5,199 +2808,"[18, 53]",78182,ru,Елена,7.319,2011-06-06,Elena,7.3,92 +2809,"[18, 35, 10749]",50848,fr,Le Nom des gens,7.295,2011-06-24,The Names of Love,7.4,159 +2810,"[18, 36]",53596,es,También la lluvia,7.286,2011-05-08,Even the Rain,7.0,134 +2811,"[18, 10749]",47760,en,Restless,7.268,2011-09-16,Restless,6.4,258 +2812,"[35, 10749, 18]",59861,en,Larry Crowne,7.261,2011-06-30,Larry Crowne,5.8,676 +2813,[18],65229,fr,Tomboy,7.258,2011-11-16,Tomboy,7.2,295 +2814,"[18, 10749]",76543,en,Tyrannosaur,7.234,2011-11-18,Tyrannosaur,7.4,213 +2815,"[878, 18, 9648, 53]",86812,en,Sound of My Voice,7.212,2011-01-22,Sound of My Voice,6.4,169 +2816,[18],47909,ko,시,7.202,2011-02-11,Poetry,7.6,94 +2817,"[35, 18]",135647,en,The Details,7.196,2011-01-01,The Details,5.9,90 +2818,"[27, 53]",56906,en,Husk,7.186,2011-01-28,Husk,5.4,125 +2819,"[35, 18, 10751]",79113,en,A Princess For Christmas,7.183,2011-12-03,A Princess For Christmas,6.8,208 +2820,[99],80767,en,Jiro Dreams of Sushi,7.162,2012-03-09,Jiro Dreams of Sushi,7.9,377 +2821,"[18, 10752]",53457,fr,Elle s'appelait Sarah,7.132,2011-07-22,Sarah's Key,7.3,408 +2822,"[28, 80, 53, 18]",51209,en,Kill the Irishman,7.13,2011-03-11,Kill the Irishman,6.9,274 +2823,"[18, 28, 53]",75736,en,Catch.44,7.114,2011-12-09,Catch.44,5.0,160 +2824,[35],67911,en,Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star,7.109,2011-09-09,Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star,4.2,79 +2825,"[16, 28]",81003,en,Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Masters,7.107,2011-12-12,Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Masters,6.4,121 +2826,[99],57276,de,Pina,7.086,2011-12-23,Pina,7.4,115 +2827,"[27, 9648]",92182,en,Silent House,7.079,2011-01-21,Silent House,5.2,184 +2828,[35],73937,en,The Big Year,7.077,2011-10-14,The Big Year,5.8,393 +2829,"[35, 18]",63578,en,The Trip,7.068,2011-06-10,The Trip,7.0,159 +2830,"[27, 9648, 878]",59115,en,Quarantine 2: Terminal,7.066,2011-06-16,Quarantine 2: Terminal,5.1,211 +2831,"[18, 10752]",45054,en,There Be Dragons,7.058,2011-05-06,There Be Dragons,5.1,93 +2832,"[16, 10751]",145316,en,Air Mater,6.999,2011-11-01,Air Mater,5.8,54 +2833,"[18, 53, 9648]",65650,en,The Good Doctor,6.993,2011-04-23,The Good Doctor,5.5,90 +2834,[35],53174,de,Kokowääh,6.989,2011-03-03,Kokowääh,6.4,156 +2835,"[35, 10751, 12]",66923,en,Horrid Henry: The Movie,6.949,2011-07-29,Horrid Henry: The Movie,6.0,50 +2836,"[18, 27, 9648, 53]",63311,es,La piel que habito,6.912,2011-10-14,The Skin I Live In,7.5,1503 +2837,"[35, 10749]",51588,en,Prom,6.911,2011-04-29,Prom,6.0,276 +2838,"[18, 10749]",62580,fr,La Fille du puisatier,6.906,2011-07-20,The Well Digger's Daughter,6.8,100 +2839,"[35, 16, 10751]",57089,en,Hoodwinked Too! Hood VS. Evil,6.906,2011-04-29,Hoodwinked Too! Hood VS. Evil,5.0,257 +2840,"[9648, 878, 53]",98568,en,Enter Nowhere,6.899,2011-10-22,Enter Nowhere,6.7,83 +2841,"[28, 53, 10749]",73454,en,X,6.869,2011-11-24,X,5.6,60 +2842,"[28, 53]",41109,hi,Don 2,6.868,2011-12-23,Don 2,7.1,97 +2843,[35],80379,en,Louis C.K.: Live at the Beacon Theater,6.863,2011-12-10,Louis C.K.: Live at the Beacon Theater,8.1,120 +2844,"[18, 14, 35]",73108,en,Teen Spirit,6.859,2011-08-07,Teen Spirit,5.8,168 +2845,"[35, 18, 10749]",98545,en,"Peace, Love & Misunderstanding",6.822,2011-09-22,"Peace, Love & Misunderstanding",6.0,94 +2846,"[18, 53]",89326,en,96 Minutes,6.815,2011-10-14,96 Minutes,5.6,36 +2847,[18],84427,fr,L'Apollonide : Souvenirs de la Maison Close,6.806,2011-11-25,House of Tolerance,6.5,104 +2848,"[18, 10749]",58446,en,Daydream Nation,6.802,2011-05-06,Daydream Nation,5.9,97 +2849,[18],65034,en,Too Big to Fail,6.742,2011-05-22,Too Big to Fail,7.1,95 +2850,"[28, 9648, 53]",54271,en,The Big Bang,6.736,2011-02-03,The Big Bang,5.7,63 +2851,[18],87368,fr,17 filles,6.701,2011-10-10,17 Girls,5.5,199 +2852,[27],47763,en,The Shrine,6.699,2011-07-15,The Shrine,5.7,121 +2853,"[18, 10749]",76696,es,Medianeras,6.669,2011-10-26,Sidewalls,7.7,148 +2854,"[28, 27, 878]",75735,en,Zombie Apocalypse,6.667,2011-10-29,Zombie Apocalypse,4.4,56 +2855,"[18, 10749]",51241,fr,Les amours imaginaires,6.63,2011-02-25,Heartbeats,7.4,490 +2856,"[18, 28, 53, 10752]",38540,en,Age of Heroes,6.576,2011-09-09,Age of Heroes,5.6,92 +2857,"[35, 18, 14]",38368,th,ลุงบุญมีระลึกชาติ,6.562,2011-03-02,Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives,6.7,117 +2858,"[35, 99]",74510,en,Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain,6.558,2011-09-09,Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain,7.4,76 +2859,"[35, 10751, 14, 10749, 10770]",81393,en,12 Dates of Christmas,6.555,2011-12-11,12 Dates of Christmas,6.0,108 +2860,[27],55861,en,The Task,6.544,2011-01-28,The Task,4.7,52 +2861,"[18, 878]",54320,en,Love,6.529,2011-08-10,Love,5.3,103 +2862,"[35, 53]",50204,en,Burke & Hare,6.528,2011-08-05,Burke & Hare,6.2,251 +2863,"[18, 10749]",60011,en,The Bang Bang Club,6.512,2011-04-22,The Bang Bang Club,6.8,80 +2864,"[35, 53, 28, 18]",51995,en,Salvation Boulevard,6.507,2011-07-15,Salvation Boulevard,5.4,38 +2865,"[18, 27, 9648, 53]",63197,en,Megan Is Missing,6.505,2011-05-01,Megan Is Missing,5.2,103 +2866,"[10749, 35]",83456,ru,О чём ещё говорят мужчины,6.503,2011-12-29,What Men Still Talk About,6.5,32 +2867,"[18, 35, 36, 10751]",52850,en,Toast,6.496,2011-09-23,Toast,6.6,114 +2868,"[80, 18, 36]",60309,en,The Conspirator,6.493,2011-04-15,The Conspirator,6.5,226 +2869,[99],64288,en,Forks Over Knives,6.489,2011-05-06,Forks Over Knives,7.0,73 +2870,[27],60950,en,Scream of the Banshee,6.469,2011-03-26,Scream of the Banshee,5.1,49 +2871,"[18, 27, 53]",59726,en,Wake Wood,6.458,2011-07-05,Wake Wood,5.5,91 +2872,"[16, 12, 10751]",137227,ja,映画ドラえもん 新・のび太と鉄人兵団 ～はばたけ 天使たち～,6.415,2011-12-31,Doraemon: Nobita and the New Steel Troops: ~Winged Angels~,5.3,5 +2873,"[28, 35, 80, 36, 9648]",64931,ko,조선명탐정: 각시투구꽃의 비밀,6.411,2011-03-04,Detective K: Secret of Virtuous Widow,6.8,24 +2874,[35],78476,fr,Mon pire cauchemar,6.39,2011-11-11,My Worst Nightmare,5.3,120 +2875,[35],66122,fr,Low Cost,6.376,2011-07-07,Low Cost,5.0,61 +2876,[27],207475,en,The Ouija Experiment,6.367,2011-05-05,The Ouija Experiment,4.2,96 +2877,[18],101325,en,The Forger,6.357,2011-03-09,The Forger,6.0,71 +2878,"[18, 10749]",62796,en,William & Kate,6.347,2011-04-18,William & Kate,5.7,80 +2879,"[53, 27]",49958,en,Primal,6.341,2011-01-25,Primal,5.3,56 +2880,"[16, 35]",118248,en,Night of the Living Carrots,6.331,2011-10-13,Night of the Living Carrots,5.9,30 +2881,"[35, 10749]",59296,en,"Love, Wedding, Marriage",6.329,2011-06-03,"Love, Wedding, Marriage",5.3,117 +2882,"[18, 53, 878, 9648]",56780,en,Atlas Shrugged: Part I,6.315,2011-04-15,Atlas Shrugged: Part I,5.2,89 +2883,"[35, 27]",101733,en,ゾンビアス,6.311,2011-09-24,Zombie Ass: Toilet of the Dead,4.3,29 +2884,"[16, 18, 53]",72478,pl,Sala samobójców,6.292,2011-03-13,Suicide Room,7.6,240 +2885,"[99, 80]",77365,en,Into the Abyss,6.289,2011-11-11,Into the Abyss,7.2,132 +2886,[18],73873,en,Albert Nobbs,6.277,2011-12-21,Albert Nobbs,6.3,227 +2887,"[10749, 18]",18172,en,All the Right Moves,6.277,1983-10-21,All the Right Moves,5.8,111 +2888,"[16, 10751, 12]",115223,ja,劇場版ポケットモンスター ベストウイッシュ ビクティニと黒き英雄 ゼクロム,6.264,2011-12-10,Pokémon the Movie Black: Victini and Reshiram,6.2,54 +2889,"[28, 12, 16, 878]",76420,en,DC Showcase: Catwoman,6.26,2011-10-18,DC Showcase: Catwoman,6.4,61 +2890,"[28, 53]",58626,en,The Hit List,6.241,2011-04-03,The Hit List,5.4,116 +2891,[53],78461,en,Beneath the Darkness,6.238,2011-10-22,Beneath the Darkness,4.9,66 +2892,"[28, 53]",72912,en,Carjacked,6.234,2011-11-22,Carjacked,5.0,58 +2893,[53],68280,fr,Requiem Pour Une Tueuse,6.213,2011-06-01,Requiem for a Killer,4.7,49 +2894,"[18, 10749]",55787,en,Water for Elephants,6.209,2011-04-22,Water for Elephants,6.9,1627 +2895,"[10751, 10770, 10749]",81332,en,A Christmas Kiss,6.209,2011-11-12,A Christmas Kiss,6.1,98 +2896,"[18, 28]",77879,en,The Reunion,6.199,2011-10-21,The Reunion,5.5,38 +2897,"[35, 10749]",85431,en,Take Me Home,6.197,2011-03-02,Take Me Home,6.6,72 +2898,"[35, 10749, 18]",89008,en,The Oranges,6.191,2011-09-10,The Oranges,5.5,335 +2899,[27],75623,en,The Howling: Reborn,6.183,2011-10-18,The Howling: Reborn,4.4,54 +2900,"[99, 10402, 10751]",67675,en,Glee: The Concert Movie,6.171,2011-08-12,Glee: The Concert Movie,7.2,140 +2901,"[27, 35, 878]",68684,en,Detention,6.136,2011-03-16,Detention,5.6,206 +2902,[35],59006,en,Girl Walks Into a Bar,6.128,2011-03-07,Girl Walks Into a Bar,5.2,45 +2903,"[35, 10751, 16, 14]",79443,en,The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol,6.127,2011-12-01,The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol,6.0,46 +2904,"[12, 99]",68450,en,The Art of Flight,6.124,2011-09-08,The Art of Flight,8.2,95 +2905,[18],75595,en,Little Birds,6.11,2011-01-23,Little Birds,6.0,54 +2906,"[18, 36, 10752]",43418,en,Beneath Hill 60,6.067,2011-06-28,Beneath Hill 60,7.0,66 +2907,"[80, 18]",54441,it,Vallanzasca - Gli angeli del male,6.061,2011-06-17,Angel of Evil,6.8,152 +2908,"[35, 18, 10751]",57118,en,That's What I Am,6.06,2011-04-01,That's What I Am,6.8,89 +2909,"[35, 10751]",72391,en,Marley & Me: The Puppy Years,6.044,2011-06-01,Marley & Me: The Puppy Years,5.4,71 +2910,"[35, 10749]",58232,en,Chalet Girl,6.037,2011-02-02,Chalet Girl,6.3,371 +2911,[28],91333,en,Recoil,6.024,2011-01-01,Recoil,5.5,47 +2912,"[28, 53, 80]",61404,fr,À bout portant,6.021,2011-07-29,Point Blank,6.6,230 +2913,"[80, 18]",56415,fr,Les Lyonnais,5.999,2011-11-11,A Gang Story,6.8,153 +2914,"[18, 35]",77462,fr,Un heureux événement,5.996,2011-10-10,A Happy Event,6.2,127 +2915,"[18, 10402, 10749]",76115,en,The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall,5.975,2011-10-02,The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall,8.5,53 +2916,"[18, 35]",73532,fr,Le Havre,5.973,2011-10-21,Le Havre,6.9,169 +2917,"[35, 18]",19597,fr,Le hérisson,5.951,2011-08-19,The Hedgehog,7.1,155 +2918,"[53, 18]",64320,en,Good Neighbours,5.948,2011-07-29,Good Neighbours,5.7,51 +2919,[18],54602,en,Skateland,5.938,2011-05-13,Skateland,5.4,16 +2920,[18],47979,de,Vincent will Meer,5.932,2011-06-24,Vincent Wants to Sea,7.1,61 +2921,"[28, 53]",70008,en,Tactical Force,5.928,2011-08-09,Tactical Force,4.8,48 +2922,[18],55720,en,A Better Life,5.885,2011-06-24,A Better Life,7.1,97 +2923,"[99, 18]",84404,en,Bully,5.877,2011-04-23,Bully,7.2,93 +2924,[18],59437,en,Beautiful Boy,5.872,2011-06-03,Beautiful Boy,6.0,47 +2925,"[18, 35]",58043,fr,Ma part du gâteau,5.849,2011-12-09,My Piece of the Pie,5.6,81 +2926,"[35, 80, 18]",46934,en,Mr. Nice,5.845,2011-06-03,Mr. Nice,6.1,76 +2927,"[18, 10770]",80530,en,Magic Beyond Words: The JK Rowling Story,5.836,2011-07-18,Magic Beyond Words: The JK Rowling Story,7.1,110 +2928,"[27, 53]",63749,en,Swamp Shark,5.827,2011-06-25,Swamp Shark,4.2,41 +2929,[18],71866,en,Tanner Hall,5.821,2011-09-09,Tanner Hall,5.9,66 +2930,"[99, 18]",66150,en,Life in a Day,5.818,2011-01-27,Life in a Day,7.3,116 +2931,[99],81167,en,Woody Allen: A Documentary,5.802,2011-11-20,Woody Allen: A Documentary,7.4,82 +2932,"[18, 10752]",73686,de,In Darkness,5.785,2011-09-02,In Darkness,7.2,81 +2933,"[28, 12, 53, 18]",54597,en,Blood Out,5.769,2011-04-26,Blood Out,5.5,44 +2934,"[99, 10751]",75301,en,Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey,5.762,2011-10-21,Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey,7.4,86 +2935,"[12, 35, 18]",59468,en,The Way,5.754,2011-10-07,The Way,7.2,273 +2936,[18],62321,el,Attenberg,5.733,2012-03-09,Attenberg,5.9,52 +2937,[18],56401,en,The Music Never Stopped,5.654,2011-03-18,The Music Never Stopped,7.3,80 +2938,"[878, 28, 35, 16]",51859,ja,トライガン バッドランド ランブル,5.634,2011-07-11,Trigun: Badlands Rumble,7.5,42 +2939,[18],70666,pt,VIPs,5.634,2011-03-25,VIPs,6.3,57 +2940,[18],73939,en,Pariah,5.625,2011-12-28,Pariah,7.0,57 +2941,"[18, 10749, 10402]",93188,fr,Les bien-aimés,5.599,2011-08-17,Beloved,6.7,31 +2942,[35],75969,de,Männerherzen... und die ganz ganz große Liebe,5.594,2011-10-10,Men in the City 2,6.5,42 +2943,[18],70821,en,Cyberbully,5.574,2011-07-17,Cyberbully,6.3,338 +2944,"[27, 53]",60575,en,Prowl,5.565,2011-01-28,Prowl,4.4,54 +2945,"[16, 10751, 35]",72972,en,Tom and Jerry & The Wizard of Oz,5.559,2011-08-23,Tom and Jerry & The Wizard of Oz,6.1,49 +2946,"[28, 18, 53]",56812,es,Balada triste de trompeta,5.552,2011-08-19,The Last Circus,6.7,177 +2947,"[12, 35, 27]",77067,en,DeadHeads,5.539,2011-04-29,DeadHeads,5.1,62 +2948,"[18, 36]",62441,en,United,5.537,2011-01-02,United,7.2,63 +2949,"[28, 12, 878]",59722,en,2012: Ice Age,5.527,2011-06-27,2012: Ice Age,4.0,118 +2950,[27],74586,hz,Rabies,5.495,2011-10-14,Rabies,6.0,44 +2951,"[18, 80, 9648]",61998,ru,ПираМММида,5.494,2011-05-05,The PyraMMMid,6.1,21 +2952,[99],83660,en,Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory,5.493,2011-10-10,Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory,7.7,65 +2953,[28],76101,en,Freerunner,5.483,2011-10-18,Freerunner,4.7,94 +2954,"[35, 18]",60422,en,Another Happy Day,5.473,2011-11-18,Another Happy Day,6.1,60 +2955,"[35, 99]",58492,en,The Greatest Movie Ever Sold,5.462,2011-04-22,The Greatest Movie Ever Sold,6.5,124 +2956,"[35, 10749]",70585,en,Lucky,5.444,2011-07-15,Lucky,4.9,38 +2957,"[99, 18]",67885,en,Bobby Fischer Against the World,5.44,2011-06-06,Bobby Fischer Against the World,7.0,64 +2958,"[12, 10770]",74539,en,Killer Mountain,5.428,2011-08-26,Killer Mountain,4.0,12 +2959,"[18, 53]",66113,en,In Her Skin,5.412,2011-02-11,In Her Skin,6.2,56 +2960,"[16, 10751, 878]",70608,en,Lego Star Wars: The Padawan Menace,5.409,2011-07-22,Lego Star Wars: The Padawan Menace,6.1,53 +2961,"[35, 10751]",78080,en,Beethoven's Christmas Adventure,5.395,2011-11-08,Beethoven's Christmas Adventure,5.7,45 +2962,[27],55723,en,ChromeSkull: Laid to Rest 2,5.39,2011-09-20,ChromeSkull: Laid to Rest 2,4.9,38 +2963,"[28, 18, 10749]",58699,en,Bellflower,5.377,2011-08-05,Bellflower,6.2,84 +2964,"[80, 18, 27, 53]",54075,en,Choose,5.362,2011-03-18,Choose,4.6,48 +2965,"[18, 36, 27]",8316,en,The Countess,5.349,2011-06-07,The Countess,5.8,65 +2966,"[28, 878, 12]",38356,en,Transformers: Dark of the Moon,5.339,2011-06-28,Transformers: Dark of the Moon,6.1,4961 +2967,[35],91070,en,L!fe Happens,5.334,2011-06-18,L!fe Happens,5.3,91 +2968,[18],81704,de,Romeos,5.32,2011-06-21,Romeos,6.8,37 +2969,"[12, 27, 35, 10751]",84564,en,Fred 2: Night of the Living Fred,5.318,2011-10-22,Fred 2: Night of the Living Fred,6.7,43 +2970,[28],74523,en,Born to Race,5.281,2011-03-19,Born to Race,6.0,63 +2971,"[12, 14, 18, 28]",80410,en,In the Name of the King 2: Two Worlds,5.275,2011-11-03,In the Name of the King 2: Two Worlds,3.8,65 +2972,"[28, 14]",64325,en,Cross,5.27,2011-05-31,Cross,4.4,20 +2973,"[80, 18, 35]",51996,en,Thin Ice,5.26,2011-01-25,Thin Ice,6.2,52 +2974,"[878, 53]",59197,en,Battle of Los Angeles,5.247,2011-03-11,Battle of Los Angeles,3.5,62 +2975,[18],51409,en,The Tree,5.236,2011-07-15,The Tree,6.6,60 +2976,"[35, 80, 18, 9648, 53]",61537,en,Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe,5.219,2011-04-17,Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe,6.8,55 +2977,"[28, 10751, 12, 18, 35]",53136,de,Vorstadtkrokodile 3,5.2,2011-06-15,The Crocodiles 3,7.4,27 +2978,"[27, 53]",51248,en,11-11-11,5.196,2011-11-11,11-11-11,4.3,116 +2979,[18],80670,ru,Сибирь. Монамур,5.194,2011-06-04,"Siberia, Monamour",7.2,19 +2980,"[16, 35, 12]",98857,en,Scrat's Continental Crack-Up: Part 2,5.176,2011-11-16,Scrat's Continental Crack-Up: Part 2,6.5,49 +2981,[53],93394,en,Elevator,5.176,2011-01-01,Elevator,4.9,67 +2982,[35],100416,en,Demoted,5.163,2011-03-12,Demoted,5.0,23 +2983,[35],65647,fr,Monsieur Papa,5.162,2011-12-09,Monsieur Papa,5.5,50 +2984,"[16, 18]",91551,en,Death of a Superhero,5.158,2011-05-04,Death of a Superhero,7.1,64 +2985,"[27, 878]",83188,en,Camel Spiders,5.128,2011-03-04,Camel Spiders,3.1,16 +2986,"[35, 18]",51993,en,Terri,5.125,2011-07-01,Terri,6.4,66 +2987,[18],7353,en,Fireflies in the Garden,5.121,2011-10-11,Fireflies in the Garden,6.3,96 +2988,[27],73963,en,Creature,5.121,2011-09-09,Creature,4.1,23 +2989,"[80, 18]",63310,nl,Rundskop,5.117,2012-02-17,Bullhead,7.3,165 +2990,"[18, 10749, 14]",38753,en,Passion Play,5.11,2011-05-06,Passion Play,4.6,43 +2991,"[18, 10749, 10752]",79777,en,In the Land of Blood and Honey,5.099,2011-12-23,In the Land of Blood and Honey,6.1,83 +2992,"[18, 53]",75345,en,I Melt with You,5.081,2011-12-09,I Melt with You,5.8,39 +2993,"[18, 9648]",102969,fr,Des vents contraires,5.08,2011-12-28,Headwinds,5.8,54 +2994,"[28, 35, 53, 10749]",77528,en,Bail Enforcers,5.063,2011-04-19,Bounty Hunters,4.9,7 +2995,"[18, 35, 10749]",74458,hi,मेरे ब्रदर की दुल्हन,5.043,2011-09-09,Mere Brother Ki Dulhan,6.3,33 +2996,[35],71744,en,Eating Out: Drama Camp,5.014,2011-07-01,Eating Out: Drama Camp,6.2,33 +2997,"[18, 10749]",72993,sv,Kronjuvelerna,4.969,2011-07-08,The Crown Jewels,5.5,19 +2998,"[80, 28, 53]",69225,fr,Switch,4.962,2011-06-06,Switch,6.0,53 +2999,"[14, 18]",77560,de,Faust,4.943,2011-11-15,Faust,6.9,69 +3000,"[27, 53]",92398,en,Cassadaga,4.917,2011-10-22,Cassadaga,5.3,42 +3001,[18],80440,fr,Un été brûlant,4.912,2011-10-10,A Burning Hot Summer,5.3,19 +3002,"[35, 10751, 28]",54557,en,The Chaperone,4.908,2011-02-11,The Chaperone,5.2,52 +3003,"[35, 18]",54093,en,Killing Bono,4.901,2011-11-04,Killing Bono,6.6,50 +3004,[28],68472,en,House of the Rising Sun,4.897,2011-07-19,House of the Rising Sun,4.3,27 +3005,"[35, 10751]",60062,en,Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer,4.884,2011-06-10,Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer,4.7,27 +3006,[35],34188,en,The Jerk Theory,4.842,2011-11-01,The Jerk Theory,5.8,47 +3007,"[35, 10749]",77665,en,Boy Toy,4.836,2011-08-31,Boy Toy,4.5,10 +3008,[18],83860,en,October Baby,4.835,2011-10-30,October Baby,6.8,56 +3009,"[27, 53]",70575,en,Children of the Corn: Genesis,4.817,2011-08-30,Children of the Corn: Genesis,4.3,49 +3010,"[18, 10749]",82327,fr,Un amour de jeunesse,4.816,2011-09-03,Goodbye First Love,6.2,59 +3011,"[10770, 18, 53, 80, 9648]",59238,en,Jesse Stone: Innocents Lost,4.801,2011-05-21,Jesse Stone: Innocents Lost,6.5,30 +3012,"[18, 10402]",73700,en,Janie Jones,4.801,2011-10-28,Janie Jones,6.1,17 +3013,"[18, 27]",86305,en,Exit Humanity,4.782,2011-10-16,Exit Humanity,5.3,53 +3014,"[28, 53, 80, 9648, 10749]",78504,en,Restitution,4.774,2011-10-28,Restitution,3.6,12 +3015,"[35, 18]",60302,en,"Cougars, Inc.",4.772,2011-05-10,"Cougars, Inc.",5.1,27 +3016,"[18, 80]",70877,en,Inside Out,4.758,2011-09-27,Inside Out,4.4,18 +3017,"[18, 53, 80]",62728,en,Brighton Rock,4.749,2011-08-26,Brighton Rock,6.0,57 +3018,[],88424,en,Sexual Witchcraft,4.738,2011-10-18,Sexual Witchcraft,5.1,4 +3019,"[9648, 53]",50838,en,Wrecked,4.685,2011-04-01,Wrecked,5.4,156 +3020,[35],51261,en,National Lampoon's The Legend of Awesomest Maximus,4.67,2011-08-05,National Lampoon's The Legend of Awesomest Maximus,3.7,37 +3021,"[18, 10751, 14]",75074,en,Touchback,4.664,2011-04-13,Touchback,5.7,33 +3022,"[14, 16]",167313,en,Monster High: Why Do Ghouls Fall in Love?,4.649,2011-12-21,Monster High: Why Do Ghouls Fall in Love?,6.3,24 +3023,"[99, 10752]",37828,da,Armadillo,4.631,2011-04-15,Armadillo,7.2,61 +3024,"[27, 53]",64854,en,Seconds Apart,4.613,2011-01-28,Seconds Apart,5.6,65 +3025,"[35, 18, 10751]",85449,fr,Le Skylab,4.605,2011-11-11,Skylab,6.1,37 +3026,"[28, 16]",402200,en,Ben 10/Generator Rex: Heroes United,4.571,2011-11-25,Ben 10/Generator Rex: Heroes United,5.6,10 +3027,"[18, 10749]",70736,en,A Bird of the Air,4.568,2011-09-23,A Bird of the Air,6.0,13 +3028,"[18, 53]",87380,es,Ausente,4.567,2011-06-19,Absent,6.4,28 +3029,[53],76013,es,No habrá paz para los malvados,4.567,2011-09-21,No Rest for the Wicked,5.7,66 +3030,"[53, 18, 10749, 80]",47261,es,Carancho,4.554,2011-02-11,Carancho,6.6,59 +3031,"[18, 53]",50875,en,Higher Ground,4.545,2011-08-26,Higher Ground,5.9,21 +3032,"[16, 10751, 14]",76346,en,The Ballad of Nessie,4.536,2011-07-15,The Ballad of Nessie,7.1,49 +3033,"[27, 53]",143928,en,Hellgate,4.535,2011-11-05,Hellgate,4.7,13 +3034,[16],163754,ja,クレヨンしんちゃん 嵐を呼ぶ黄金のスパイ大作戦,4.522,2011-04-30,Crayon Shin-chan: Fierceness That Invites Storm! Operation Golden Spy,7.0,2 +3035,"[18, 36]",58882,en,Snow Flower and the Secret Fan,4.519,2011-07-15,Snow Flower and the Secret Fan,5.9,39 +3036,[18],78363,fr,My Little Princess,4.514,2011-11-11,My Little Princess,6.5,39 +3037,"[80, 18, 53]",58625,en,Street Kings 2: Motor City,4.49,2011-04-19,Street Kings 2: Motor City,4.6,37 +3038,[27],84228,en,Julia X,4.448,2011-09-24,Julia X,5.0,49 +3039,"[16, 18, 9648, 878]",35435,ja,東のエデン 劇場版I The King of Eden,4.424,2011-04-26,Eden of the East Movie I: The King of Eden,7.0,31 +3040,"[10749, 35]",39253,ru,Выкрутасы,4.418,2011-11-11,Lucky Trouble,6.0,33 +3041,"[10749, 18, 35]",53256,de,Drei,4.407,2011-09-16,Three,6.5,44 +3042,[99],63579,en,Project Nim,4.406,2011-07-08,Project Nim,6.8,79 +3043,"[12, 28, 14]",59883,en,Age of the Dragons,4.394,2011-05-13,Age of the Dragons,4.1,59 +3044,"[35, 80, 18]",68029,hi,Double Dhamaal,4.392,2011-07-01,Double Dhamaal,4.6,19 +3045,[35],91052,fr,J'aime regarder les filles,4.391,2011-11-11,18 Years Old and Rising,5.3,33 +3046,"[35, 10751]",60089,en,Best Player,4.389,2011-03-12,Best Player,5.7,62 +3047,"[16, 35, 10751]",88096,en,Prep & Landing: Naughty vs. Nice,4.346,2011-12-05,Prep & Landing: Naughty vs. Nice,6.6,30 +3048,"[27, 53, 10749]",66164,en,Little Deaths,4.342,2011-03-11,Little Deaths,4.7,40 +3049,"[28, 53]",70196,en,The Veteran,4.303,2011-04-29,The Veteran,5.9,61 +3050,"[28, 53, 878]",72174,en,Doomsday Prophecy,4.302,2011-08-13,Doomsday Prophecy,3.9,42 +3051,[10749],105885,en,eCupid,4.259,2011-06-23,eCupid,5.5,33 +3052,"[9648, 18]",57403,pt,Mistérios de Lisboa,4.249,2011-08-05,Mysteries of Lisbon,7.0,38 +3053,"[18, 27, 53, 878]",78362,en,Snow Beast,4.243,2011-10-04,Snow Beast,3.5,16 +3054,[18],70005,en,Café,4.241,2011-10-11,Cafe,5.3,32 +3055,"[18, 35, 10749]",94532,en,Reel Love,4.237,2011-11-13,Reel Love,4.8,7 +3056,[99],79628,en,TT3D: Closer to the Edge,4.235,2011-04-22,TT3D: Closer to the Edge,8.1,63 +3057,"[35, 10749]",76297,en,All's Faire in Love,4.228,2011-10-28,All's Faire in Love,6.0,7 +3058,"[16, 14]",72013,ja,劇場版 遊☆戯☆王 ～超融合！時空を越えた絆～,4.222,2011-02-23,Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D: Bonds Beyond Time,6.6,41 +3059,"[10749, 18]",208000,en,William & Catherine: A Royal Romance,4.22,2011-08-27,William & Catherine: A Royal Romance,5.3,32 +3060,"[27, 53]",86759,en,Rosewood Lane,4.175,2011-10-15,Rosewood Lane,5.0,52 +3061,"[18, 53, 9648]",68174,en,Waking Madison,4.165,2011-05-02,Waking Madison,5.9,16 +3062,"[10770, 28, 878, 14]",82563,fr,Tanker,4.144,2011-01-29,Super Tanker,3.3,10 +3063,"[35, 10749]",65762,en,Swinging with the Finkels,4.132,2011-08-26,Swinging with the Finkels,4.1,37 +3064,"[53, 9648]",70009,en,The River Murders,4.12,2011-06-30,The River Murders,5.2,50 +3065,"[18, 10749, 35]",66945,en,Love's Kitchen,4.11,2011-06-07,Love's Kitchen,5.1,36 +3066,"[28, 12, 14]",79190,en,Jabberwock,4.1,2011-09-09,Jabberwock Dragon Siege,3.2,10 +3067,"[80, 18]",57521,ca,Pa Negre,4.087,2011-04-29,Black Bread,7.1,54 +3068,[27],80195,en,Underground,4.087,2011-01-01,Underground,4.3,12 +3069,"[10402, 99]",61488,en,Foo Fighters: Back and Forth,4.076,2011-04-05,Foo Fighters: Back and Forth,7.6,54 +3070,"[53, 27, 878]",89405,en,The Millennium Bug,4.071,2011-06-03,The Millennium Bug,6.5,11 +3071,"[10749, 35]",92424,fr,L'art d'aimer,4.07,2011-12-20,The Art of Love,5.7,28 +3072,[27],83877,en,Amphibious 3D,3.992,2011-11-01,Amphibious 3D,4.2,16 +3073,"[80, 18, 9648, 10749, 53]",42571,it,La doppia ora,3.989,2011-04-15,The Double Hour,6.2,45 +3074,"[35, 80, 9648]",53776,fr,Poupoupidou,3.979,2011-11-11,Nobody Else But You,6.1,42 +3075,"[14, 18, 878, 10751]",56929,en,Elle: A Modern Cinderella Tale,3.961,2011-04-26,Elle: A Modern Cinderella Tale,4.9,40 +3076,"[18, 28, 53, 80, 10749]",75744,hi,Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster,3.947,2011-09-30,Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster,7.5,13 +3077,"[18, 9648]",39358,en,London River,3.944,2011-12-07,London River,6.5,31 +3078,"[14, 12]",56652,en,Sinbad and the Minotaur,3.944,2011-05-07,Sinbad and the Minotaur,3.5,12 +3079,[18],79733,ru,"Высоцкий. Спасибо, что живой",3.938,2011-12-20,Vysotsky: Thank God I'm Alive,5.8,26 +3080,"[18, 35]",73846,en,The Family Tree,3.918,2011-09-26,The Family Tree,4.9,18 +3081,"[16, 12, 35, 10751]",85439,en,Floquet de Neu,3.908,2011-12-25,"Snowflake, the White Gorilla",5.6,18 +3082,[27],64853,en,Fertile Ground,3.907,2011-01-28,Fertile Ground,4.4,31 +3083,[99],81716,en,We Were Here,3.901,2011-09-09,We Were Here,7.7,27 +3084,"[18, 27, 53]",116248,en,Vampire,3.888,2013-04-25,Vampire,6.2,20 +3085,"[35, 18]",59441,en,A Bag of Hammers,3.883,2011-03-12,A Bag of Hammers,6.2,35 +3086,[18],83189,en,All She Can,3.866,2011-07-27,All She Can,4.4,5 +3087,[18],76785,en,Roadie,3.86,2011-08-20,Roadie,6.4,14 +3088,"[35, 18]",54662,en,The Future,3.836,2011-07-29,The Future,5.8,38 +3089,[27],87835,en,Inkubus,3.831,2011-10-28,Inkubus,4.9,17 +3090,"[18, 10752, 10749, 10770]",70214,en,The Night Watch,3.83,2011-07-12,The Night Watch,5.5,10 +3091,"[27, 53]",79078,en,11/11/11,3.821,2011-11-01,11/11/11,3.0,21 +3092,"[16, 10751]",83865,ru,Иван Царевич и Серый Волк,3.819,2011-12-30,Ivan Tsarevich & the Grey Wolf,5.8,24 +3093,"[27, 53, 9648]",77677,en,Escapee,3.81,2011-09-02,Escapee,4.1,38 +3094,"[27, 28, 53, 878]",71628,en,Roadkill,3.78,2011-04-23,Roadkill,4.5,14 +3095,"[10770, 35, 10749]",82099,en,A Holiday Engagement,3.765,2011-11-28,A Holiday Engagement,6.2,60 +3096,"[99, 878]",70703,en,The Captains,3.761,2011-07-22,The Captains,6.3,59 +3097,[18],85495,ru,Portret v Sumerkakh,3.758,2011-11-11,Twilight Portrait,7.1,16 +3098,[18],79345,ru,Жила-была одна баба,3.756,2011-11-11,Zhila-byla Odna Baba,5.1,6 +3099,"[18, 28]",80177,en,Mercenaries,3.748,2011-10-07,Mercenaries,5.5,10 +3100,"[35, 18, 10749]",87587,en,The Pill,3.728,2011-12-16,The Pill,5.5,66 +3101,"[10751, 18, 35]",80544,en,A Christmas Wish,3.718,2011-11-20,A Christmas Wish,6.0,26 +3102,"[18, 53, 80]",54524,de,Der Räuber,3.714,2011-04-29,The Robber,6.6,43 +3103,"[18, 878]",71208,en,Judas Kiss,3.689,2011-04-01,Judas Kiss,5.7,30 +3104,"[878, 27]",57812,en,51,3.67,2011-02-26,51,4.3,55 +3105,"[12, 28, 53, 878]",61341,en,Ferocious Planet,3.661,2011-04-09,Ferocious Planet,4.2,24 +3106,[27],166161,en,Jacob,3.639,2011-09-30,Jacob,4.2,9 +3107,[99],72711,en,The Interrupters,3.636,2011-07-29,The Interrupters,7.0,21 +3108,[10402],63513,en,Lady Gaga Presents: The Monster Ball Tour at Madison Square Garden,3.635,2011-11-21,Lady Gaga Presents: The Monster Ball Tour at Madison Square Garden,8.9,46 +3109,[9648],77494,en,Mysteria,3.635,2011-10-23,Mysteria,3.6,7 +3110,"[35, 18, 878]",63375,ru,Generation П,3.619,2011-11-11,Generation P,5.8,30 +3111,[99],81899,en,Trek Nation,3.597,2011-12-24,Trek Nation,7.0,13 +3112,"[16, 27, 878]",55215,en,Dead Space: Aftermath,3.594,2011-01-25,Dead Space: Aftermath,5.7,47 +3113,[18],91078,ko,완득이,3.566,2011-12-02,Punch,6.4,18 +3114,"[35, 10749]",74641,zh,全球熱戀,3.562,2011-09-09,Love in Space,5.8,5 +3115,"[12, 18, 10751]",73563,en,The Greening of Whitney Brown,3.559,2011-11-11,The Greening of Whitney Brown,5.5,25 +3116,"[27, 53]",92397,en,Rites of Spring,3.552,2011-01-01,Rites of Spring,4.2,28 +3117,[28],56913,en,Sacrifice,3.539,2011-04-26,Sacrifice,5.1,30 +3118,"[18, 53]",35008,fr,Rapt,3.535,2011-07-06,Rapt,6.3,28 +3119,"[16, 35, 10751]",60897,en,"Happiness Is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown",3.532,2011-03-29,"Happiness Is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown",6.8,22 +3120,"[10770, 10751]",81416,en,Annie Claus Is Coming to Town,3.52,2011-12-10,Annie Claus Is Coming to Town,6.2,19 +3121,"[10749, 35, 18]",66942,en,Griff the Invisible,3.519,2011-08-19,Griff the Invisible,6.0,44 +3122,"[28, 12]",99254,en,Casey Jones,3.513,2011-09-18,Casey Jones,4.2,5 +3123,"[18, 35]",105789,en,Going Down in La-La Land,3.51,2011-05-01,Going Down in La-La Land,6.0,25 +3124,"[36, 16, 35]",119441,ja,"銀幕ヘタリア Axis Powers Paint it, White (白くぬれ！)",3.506,2011-11-22,"Hetalia: Axis Powers: Paint It, White!",7.7,16 +3125,[99],71771,en,Knuckle,3.493,2011-12-09,Knuckle,5.4,16 +3126,"[35, 10749]",61293,ru,Sluzhebnyy Roman. Nashe Vremya,3.484,2011-11-11,Office Romance. Our time,3.9,18 +3127,[99],77801,en,Miss Representation,3.479,2011-01-20,Miss Representation,7.7,45 +3128,"[18, 28, 36, 10752]",69310,zh,建黨偉業,3.472,2011-01-01,Beginning of the Great Revival,4.3,13 +3129,"[35, 18, 10749]",82698,hi,Ladies vs Ricky Bahl,3.462,2011-12-09,Ladies vs Ricky Bahl,6.0,40 +3130,"[12, 16]",86412,en,The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr Morris Lessmore,3.454,2011-01-30,The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr Morris Lessmore,7.7,57 +3131,"[878, 53]",73362,en,TRON: The Next Day,3.449,2011-03-14,TRON: The Next Day,5.4,39 +3132,"[27, 53]",70574,en,A Haunting in Salem,3.43,2011-08-23,A Haunting in Salem,3.8,15 +3133,"[18, 10751, 14]",81033,en,The Good Witch's Family,3.417,2011-10-29,The Good Witch's Family,6.5,37 +3134,[18],49850,it,Una vita tranquilla,3.416,2011-03-04,A Quiet Life,6.6,63 +3135,[53],40911,zh,艋舺,3.415,2011-01-11,Monga,6.6,22 +3136,[35],55632,en,Peep World,3.413,2011-03-25,Peep World,5.0,26 +3137,"[12, 18]",54517,de,Dschungelkind,3.412,2011-03-03,Jungle Child,7.3,19 +3138,"[35, 18]",90122,en,The Trouble with Bliss,3.405,2011-10-01,The Trouble with Bliss,4.5,24 +3139,[99],72721,es,Nostalgia de la luz,3.401,2011-03-17,Nostalgia for the Light,7.8,58 +3140,[27],125040,en,Knock Knock 2,3.394,2011-10-13,Knock Knock 2,3.0,8 +3141,[35],75190,en,Jeff Dunham: Controlled Chaos,3.392,2011-09-27,Jeff Dunham: Controlled Chaos,6.5,27 +3142,[27],85880,en,Killer Eye: Halloween Haunt,3.392,2011-10-18,Killer Eye: Halloween Haunt,2.5,8 +3143,"[18, 27, 9648, 53]",56180,es,La casa muda,3.383,2011-01-27,The Silent House,5.7,72 +3144,"[18, 28, 53, 878]",78088,en,Earthling,3.381,2011-03-14,Earthling,3.3,10 +3145,"[35, 18]",92965,en,The Shore,3.37,2011-02-10,The Shore,5.5,12 +3146,"[12, 18, 10749]",98644,en,Here,3.347,2011-01-21,Here,5.5,13 +3147,[99],56591,en,Corman's World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel,3.346,2011-01-21,Corman's World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel,7.4,29 +3148,[16],124277,en,The Maker,3.318,2011-06-23,The Maker,7.8,63 +3149,"[28, 53]",68995,en,Born to Ride,3.304,2011-06-26,Born to Ride,4.4,8 +3150,"[10751, 18]",60895,en,Beyond the Blackboard,3.291,2011-04-24,Beyond the Blackboard,7.5,29 +3151,[16],79089,en,Assassin's Creed: Embers,3.276,2011-11-15,Assassin's Creed: Embers,6.8,56 +3152,"[18, 10751]",91979,en,Will,3.273,2011-11-04,Will,6.8,30 +3153,"[27, 53]",71033,en,The Orphan Killer,3.273,2011-11-01,The Orphan Killer,3.6,16 +3154,"[28, 12, 9648]",153998,en,Robin Hood: Ghosts of Sherwood,3.271,2011-11-12,Robin Hood: Ghosts of Sherwood,3.0,5 +3155,[16],82530,en,The Pig Who Cried Werewolf,3.266,2011-10-04,The Pig Who Cried Werewolf,6.2,25 +3156,"[27, 878]",59852,en,Blinky™,3.255,2011-03-21,Blinky™,6.8,52 +3157,[18],114286,es,Memoria de Mis Putas Tristes,3.254,2011-11-11,Memories of My Melancholy Whores,6.7,13 +3158,[35],75438,ru,Беременный,3.236,2011-11-11,Beremennyy,2.4,11 +3159,"[28, 878]",73144,en,Portal: No Escape,3.233,2011-08-23,Portal: No Escape,7.1,52 +3160,[18],64566,en,Cinema Verite,3.233,2011-04-23,Cinema Verite,5.9,29 +3161,[10402],79931,en,Adele: Live at the Royal Albert Hall,3.226,2011-11-29,Adele: Live at the Royal Albert Hall,7.3,34 +3162,"[80, 18, 10770]",58105,en,Amanda Knox: Murder on Trial in Italy,3.215,2011-02-21,Amanda Knox: Murder on Trial in Italy,6.1,50 +3163,[35],111894,en,The Love Guide,3.21,2011-10-15,The Love Guide,4.4,8 +3164,"[18, 53]",79123,en,Little Murder,3.208,2011-01-08,Little Murder,4.8,11 +3165,"[27, 28, 53, 878]",71112,en,The Tenant,3.203,2011-08-19,The Tenant,3.1,7 +3166,[35],75874,en,Patton Oswalt: Finest Hour,3.188,2011-09-05,Patton Oswalt: Finest Hour,7.6,7 +3167,"[28, 35, 27]",63350,en,Father's Day,3.186,2011-06-19,Father's Day,5.9,37 +3168,"[878, 53]",136476,pt,State of Emergency,3.174,2011-01-01,State of Emergency,4.4,34 +3169,"[27, 35, 878]",110588,en,Gingerdead Man 3: Saturday Night Cleaver,3.172,2011-09-13,Gingerdead Man 3: Saturday Night Cleaver,4.8,13 +3170,"[28, 35, 878]",99220,en,Alien Opponent,3.166,2011-08-05,Alien Opponent,5.9,8 +3171,[99],65058,en,Conan O'Brien Can't Stop,3.161,2011-06-24,Conan O'Brien Can't Stop,6.6,57 +3172,"[35, 10402]",88491,ru,Шапито-шоу,3.149,2011-12-20,Chapiteau-Show,6.5,16 +3173,"[35, 27]",73933,en,Monster Brawl,3.142,2011-01-01,Monster Brawl,4.3,27 +3174,"[10402, 99]",70342,en,Beats Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest,3.126,2011-07-08,Beats Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest,7.1,25 +3175,"[99, 10402]",72744,en,Pearl Jam: Twenty,3.125,2011-09-20,Pearl Jam: Twenty,8.2,52 +3176,[27],78308,en,Blood Runs Cold,3.123,2011-10-03,Blood Runs Cold,5.0,15 +3177,"[10402, 35]",62934,en,Fight for Your Right Revisited,3.112,2011-04-22,Fight for Your Right Revisited,6.6,34 +3178,"[18, 10749, 10751]",81450,en,Love Begins,3.106,2011-09-17,Love Begins,7.3,8 +3179,[35],104226,en,Bikini Time Machine,3.101,2011-03-15,Bikini Time Machine,7.7,6 +3180,[27],149148,en,Dead Inside,3.085,2011-11-10,Dead Inside,3.8,8 +3181,[18],63139,en,All Things Fall Apart,3.079,2011-03-05,All Things Fall Apart,5.6,33 +3182,"[18, 36]",57829,pl,Młyn i krzyż,3.078,2011-03-18,The Mill and the Cross,6.4,44 +3183,"[35, 10751, 14]",25797,nl,Minoes,3.071,2011-12-23,Miss Minoes,6.9,37 +3184,"[10749, 35, 18]",70588,en,The Myth of the American Sleepover,3.066,2011-07-22,The Myth of the American Sleepover,6.2,47 +3185,"[18, 878, 53]",95056,en,I'm Not Jesus Mommy,3.051,2011-05-06,I'm Not Jesus Mommy,4.0,6 +3186,"[28, 18]",83975,en,"Atlantis: End of a World, Birth of a Legend",3.046,2011-01-01,"Atlantis: End of a World, Birth of a Legend",6.0,14 +3187,[27],155706,en,The Speak,3.044,2011-01-06,The Speak,3.5,8 +3188,[35],63943,en,West Is West,3.035,2010-11-02,West Is West,6.6,23 +3189,"[10770, 10749, 18]",61348,en,The Lost Valentine,3.032,2011-01-30,The Lost Valentine,7.4,60 +3190,[18],17347,nl,Bride Flight,3.032,2011-06-10,Bride Flight,7.1,16 +3191,"[35, 18, 10749]",73565,en,Burning Man,3.032,2011-09-10,Burning Man,6.2,29 +3192,"[18, 27, 878]",111901,en,The Collapsed,3.032,2011-07-02,The Collapsed,3.8,16 +3193,"[28, 18, 10751]",79699,en,A Warrior's Heart,3.02,2011-12-02,A Warrior's Heart,5.2,38 +3194,[878],65945,en,Red Faction: Origins,3.011,2011-06-04,Red Faction: Origins,5.3,30 +3195,"[35, 18]",59439,en,Natural Selection,2.997,2011-03-13,Natural Selection,6.3,13 +3196,[99],91921,en,Ecstasy of Order: The Tetris Masters,2.994,2011-10-21,Ecstasy of Order: The Tetris Masters,6.9,25 +3197,"[18, 10751]",92967,de,Raju,2.992,2011-06-22,Raju,6.4,5 +3198,[35],65997,de,Vampires,2.989,2011-07-01,Vampires,6.0,12 +3199,"[10770, 28, 878]",86971,en,Miami Magma,2.989,2011-12-01,Miami Magma,4.6,17 +3200,"[28, 27]",85133,en,Zombie Apocalypse: Redemption,2.983,2011-03-31,Zombie Apocalypse: Redemption,3.6,5 +3201,[53],73661,en,Munger Road,2.974,2011-09-30,Munger Road,4.3,16 +3202,"[18, 27, 53]",81972,en,The Hunters,2.973,2011-12-27,The Hunters,3.7,19 +3203,"[53, 27]",57733,en,Respire,2.965,2011-01-01,Respire,5.4,9 +3204,"[28, 878, 10770]",85949,en,Collision Earth,2.962,2011-03-24,Collision Earth,4.9,17 +3205,"[53, 27, 9648]",128558,en,Death of the Virgin,2.961,2011-06-11,Death of the Virgin,5.9,4 +3206,"[35, 10749]",85317,ru,Ёлки 2,2.954,2011-12-20,Six Degrees of Celebration 2,6.7,31 +3207,[27],71392,en,Vampire Boys,2.954,2011-01-01,Vampire Boys,4.1,9 +3208,"[10752, 16, 35]",58760,en,Jackboots on Whitehall,2.953,2011-07-26,Jackboots on Whitehall,5.1,16 +3209,"[27, 878, 53]",122372,en,The Ghostmaker,2.946,2011-08-01,The Ghostmaker,5.0,28 +3210,"[99, 36]",70862,en,American Grindhouse,2.942,2011-02-04,American Grindhouse,6.9,35 +3211,"[27, 53]",77812,en,The Hike,2.94,2011-09-30,The Hike,3.9,25 +3212,[35],61400,hi,Thank You,2.925,2011-04-08,Thank You,5.2,30 +3213,[35],83125,en,The Color Wheel,2.922,2011-04-01,The Color Wheel,6.4,17 +3214,[18],82929,en,In the Family,2.895,2011-11-04,In the Family,7.1,15 +3215,[35],57941,en,Eddie Izzard: Live at Madison Square Garden,2.891,2011-01-15,Eddie Izzard: Live at Madison Square Garden,7.1,9 +3216,"[27, 53]",50272,es,Somos lo que hay,2.889,2011-02-18,We Are What We Are,5.8,38 +3217,[99],109581,en,Mission to Lars,2.88,2015-09-25,Mission to Lars,6.3,9 +3218,"[35, 10749]",78309,en,Answer This!,2.872,2011-10-13,Answer This!,4.8,9 +3219,[35],76815,en,Barely Legal,2.872,2011-07-26,Barely Legal,3.8,29 +3220,"[18, 10770]",108251,en,Girl Fight,2.863,2011-10-03,Girl Fight,6.3,18 +3221,[18],65953,en,Gun Hill Road,2.863,2011-08-05,Gun Hill Road,6.0,9 +3222,[18],60421,fa,Circumstance,2.86,2011-08-26,Circumstance,6.9,45 +3223,"[12, 16, 28]",63686,en,Thor: Tales of Asgard,2.858,2011-05-17,Thor: Tales of Asgard,6.2,75 +3224,[35],57889,ru,Самый лучший фильм 3-ДЭ,2.857,2011-11-11,The Best Movie 3-DE,3.0,8 +3225,[18],68335,en,Now & Later,2.843,2009-02-18,Now & Later,5.1,15 +3226,"[80, 18]",87108,en,Few Options,2.839,2011-07-01,Few Options,3.0,1 +3227,[35],296192,en,Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen,2.838,2011-09-19,Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen,7.4,38 +3228,"[878, 14]",286328,en,Emmanuelle Through Time: Emmanuelle's Skin City,2.838,2011-10-06,Emmanuelle Through Time: Emmanuelle's Skin City,7.0,3 +3229,"[28, 878]",82756,en,The Terror Beneath,2.838,2011-10-08,The Terror Beneath,4.0,12 +3230,[53],109230,en,The Eves,2.832,2011-04-30,The Eves,5.7,5 +3231,"[99, 10402]",79201,en,God Bless Ozzy Osbourne,2.828,2011-04-24,God Bless Ozzy Osbourne,7.0,13 +3232,[99],83891,en,Unauthorized: The Harvey Weinstein Project,2.819,2011-10-07,Unauthorized: The Harvey Weinstein Project,5.1,8 +3233,[16],118249,en,Thriller Night,2.809,2011-09-13,Thriller Night,6.5,15 +3234,"[18, 35, 10749]",87820,en,Uncle Kent,2.806,2011-01-17,Uncle Kent,6.2,8 +3235,"[36, 28, 18]",45075,ko,구르믈 버서난 달처럼,2.797,2011-09-13,Blades of Blood,6.2,18 +3236,"[18, 36]",48573,en,Lope,2.794,2011-01-09,Lope,5.4,15 +3237,"[35, 18]",77261,en,Five,2.792,2011-10-10,Five,7.2,15 +3238,[18],67943,no,Jeg reiser alene,2.783,2011-12-03,I Travel Alone,6.1,11 +3239,"[18, 10749]",55151,ro,"Marți, după Crăciun",2.775,2011-05-25,"Tuesday, After Christmas",6.8,20 +3240,"[35, 18]",91930,en,The Perfect Family,2.773,2011-04-30,The Perfect Family,4.7,12 +3241,"[18, 28, 878]",120370,en,Three Inches,2.772,2011-12-29,Three Inches,6.0,7 +3242,[53],204973,en,Venom,2.758,2011-07-15,Venom,4.3,6 +3243,[878],80201,en,Storm War,2.754,2011-11-26,Storm War,3.5,11 +3244,"[14, 28, 878]",75507,en,Dragon Crusaders,2.752,2011-09-27,Dragon Crusaders,2.4,14 +3245,[27],74328,en,Ice Road Terror,2.749,2011-07-11,Ice Road Terror,3.7,12 +3246,"[27, 37]",71548,en,The Dead and the Damned,2.736,2011-07-26,The Dead and the Damned,3.0,11 +3247,[18],70925,en,Oranges and Sunshine,2.726,2011-10-21,Oranges and Sunshine,7.2,43 +3248,"[18, 10749]",42679,it,Giulia non esce la sera,2.726,2011-02-01,Giulia Doesn't Date at Night,6.6,21 +3249,"[18, 27, 28, 53, 878]",70583,en,Empty,2.724,2011-01-25,Empty,3.9,11 +3250,"[18, 35]",72551,he,הערת שוליים,2.721,2011-05-25,Footnote,7.3,30 +3251,"[18, 36, 10751, 10749]",31185,zh,白銀帝國,2.72,2011-06-03,Empire of Silver,5.8,5 +3252,"[99, 10770]",76360,en,6 Days to Air: The Making of South Park,2.718,2011-10-09,6 Days to Air: The Making of South Park,7.5,52 +3253,"[10751, 16, 14]",227257,en,Monster High: Fright On!,2.717,2011-10-31,Monster High: Fright On!,6.0,18 +3254,"[16, 35]",113736,en,I Tawt I Taw a Puddy Tat,2.71,2011-11-17,I Tawt I Taw a Puddy Tat,6.2,12 +3255,"[99, 36]",86726,en,Under the Boardwalk: The Monopoly Story,2.703,2011-03-04,Under the Boardwalk: The Monopoly Story,6.2,14 +3256,"[35, 10749]",83754,ko,너는 펫,2.703,2011-11-10,You Are My Pet,6.1,38 +3257,[18],150065,en,Yelling To The Sky,2.7,2011-03-11,Yelling To The Sky,5.4,9 +3258,[99],83938,en,Scream: The Inside Story,2.697,2011-04-06,Scream: The Inside Story,6.7,11 +3259,[99],53505,en,The Last Lions,2.686,2011-02-11,The Last Lions,7.6,25 +3260,"[878, 18]",287940,en,Night Sights,2.683,2011-12-31,Night Sights,3.4,9 +3261,[27],52413,ko,여고괴담 5: 동반자살,2.675,2011-02-08,A Blood Pledge,5.0,17 +3262,"[53, 18, 28]",48417,cn,綫人,2.662,2011-04-24,The Stool Pigeon,5.7,23 +3263,[35],63447,no,Amors Baller,2.654,2011-06-06,Cupid's Balls,5.3,10 +3264,"[27, 878]",55248,en,Behemoth,2.647,2011-01-15,Behemoth,4.4,17 +3265,"[35, 28]",58679,zh,刀见笑,2.642,2011-03-17,"The Butcher, the Chef, and the Swordsman",5.5,12 +3266,[35],85944,en,Tom Papa: Live in New York City,2.64,2011-07-01,Tom Papa: Live in New York City,5.9,7 +3267,"[18, 878, 53, 27]",77444,en,The Corridor,2.634,2012-03-30,The Corridor,5.1,28 +3268,"[80, 18, 28, 53, 9648]",78224,en,Certain Prey,2.632,2011-11-06,Certain Prey,4.5,11 +3269,"[18, 53, 10749]",61294,ru,You and I,2.629,2011-01-31,You and I,4.9,25 +3270,[35],65892,en,My Future Boyfriend,2.623,2011-04-10,My Future Boyfriend,5.1,33 +3271,"[18, 10749]",88752,zh,當愛來的時候,2.621,2011-03-11,When Love Comes,7.3,10 +3272,"[35, 18]",62069,sv,Fyra år till,2.621,2011-06-20,Four More Years,6.7,10 +3273,"[35, 18]",57400,fr,Shlichuto Shel Hamemune Al Mashabei Enosh,2.62,2011-03-04,The Human Resources Manager,6.9,10 +3274,"[35, 18]",76175,de,Hotel Lux,2.619,2011-12-20,Hotel Lux,5.9,25 +3275,"[18, 27, 28, 53]",84449,en,Remains,2.618,2011-12-06,Remains,4.6,30 +3276,"[35, 18, 10749]",60098,ko,하하하,2.611,2011-04-22,Hahaha,6.6,16 +3277,"[35, 10749]",82685,en,Division III: Football's Finest,2.607,2011-10-14,Division III: Football's Finest,4.3,25 +3278,"[12, 27, 53]",129798,en,The Crying Dead,2.603,2011-10-31,The Crying Dead,4.0,9 +3279,"[18, 28, 53]",58959,ko,무적자,2.593,2011-11-08,A Better Tomorrow,6.1,27 +3280,"[35, 10749, 14]",85729,ru,Moy Paren - Angel,2.589,2011-12-25,My Boyfriend an Angel,6.7,7 +3281,"[35, 18, 10749, 10770]",145312,en,Dear Santa,2.586,2011-08-11,Dear Santa,6.8,54 +3282,"[10751, 14, 27]",75862,en,The Great Ghost Rescue,2.582,2011-10-04,The Great Ghost Rescue,4.9,12 +3283,"[28, 10751]",58448,en,Knockout,2.575,2011-03-05,Knockout,5.1,25 +3284,[27],70878,en,Mimesis,2.573,2011-10-07,Mimesis,3.8,18 +3285,[18],79919,de,Stadt Land Fluss,2.57,2011-06-23,Harvest,7.0,20 +3286,"[18, 35, 10749]",63555,es,Año bisiesto,2.563,2011-06-24,Leap Year,5.6,30 +3287,"[27, 9648, 14, 28]",42916,en,Fading of the Cries,2.559,2011-07-08,Fading of the Cries,3.6,16 +3288,"[16, 12, 10751, 35]",81670,en,Jock of the Bushveld,2.554,2011-07-29,Jock of the Bushveld,4.2,7 +3289,"[35, 27]",67655,en,Bloodlust Zombies,2.553,2011-07-05,Bloodlust Zombies,2.8,7 +3290,[35],72951,en,Not Another Not Another Movie,2.551,2011-10-17,Not Another Not Another Movie,2.6,13 +3291,[35],57518,en,Eddie Griffin: You Can Tell 'Em I Said It,2.55,2011-02-19,Eddie Griffin: You Can Tell 'Em I Said It,6.5,9 +3292,"[35, 10749]",65696,pl,"Och, Karol 2",2.548,2011-11-11,"Och, Karol 2",5.2,17 +3293,[35],83330,en,The Catechism Cataclysm,2.542,2011-10-19,The Catechism Cataclysm,3.9,8 +3294,"[10751, 18, 10749]",81421,en,Lucky Christmas,2.54,2011-11-12,Lucky Christmas,5.3,14 +3295,[35],82510,en,Hollywood Sex Wars,2.533,2011-10-03,Hollywood Sex Wars,3.8,6 +3296,[35],56965,en,Dirty Movie,2.533,2011-02-15,Dirty Movie,3.2,22 +3297,[99],78220,en,iGenius: How Steve Jobs Changed the World,2.528,2011-11-16,iGenius: How Steve Jobs Changed the World,6.8,16 +3298,"[10770, 80, 9648, 53]",63326,fr,The Perfect Student,2.525,2011-03-01,The Perfect Student,4.6,8 +3299,[27],86075,de,Jack the Reaper,2.521,2011-01-01,Jack the Reaper,4.2,11 +3300,[99],50081,en,Born to Be Wild,2.519,2011-04-08,Born to Be Wild,7.2,27 +3301,[878],80583,en,Alien Armageddon,2.511,2011-11-06,Alien Armageddon,2.1,16 +3302,"[18, 10751]",44246,de,Die Fremde,2.51,2011-02-28,When We Leave,6.7,31 +3303,[18],82708,de,Poll,2.507,2011-01-13,The Poll Diaries,7.0,11 +3304,[16],222664,ja,水グモもんもん,2.5,2011-01-01,Monmon the Water Spider,8.2,6 +3305,[35],129790,en,The Death and Return of Superman,2.495,2011-11-27,The Death and Return of Superman,6.9,16 +3306,"[14, 878, 10770]",64687,en,Metal shifters,2.491,2011-02-12,Metal Shifters,3.4,24 +3307,[28],77715,te,బద్రీనాధ్,2.478,2011-06-10,Badrinath,5.3,6 +3308,"[18, 10749]",72049,nl,Black Butterflies,2.461,2011-03-01,Black Butterflies,6.3,17 +3309,"[28, 18, 35]",80276,te,దూకుడు,2.46,2011-09-23,Dookudu,6.1,12 +3310,[18],85441,ar,٦٧٨,2.457,2011-03-26,678,7.9,30 +3311,"[80, 10770, 53]",90756,en,Wandering Eye,2.457,2011-06-26,Wandering Eye,5.6,7 +3312,"[18, 53, 10749]",63142,en,Silver Tongues,2.447,2011-11-18,Silver Tongues,6.2,11 +3313,"[53, 9648, 10749]",101852,en,Shuffle,2.446,2012-03-20,Shuffle,6.6,16 +3314,"[35, 10749]",77186,ru,Пять невест,2.441,2011-11-11,Five Brides,6.0,10 +3315,[10402],75107,en,Nirvana: Live at the Paramount,2.44,2011-09-26,Nirvana: Live at the Paramount,8.5,14 +3316,[35],118354,fr,De l'huile sur le feu,2.44,2011-12-20,Wok the Kasbah,4.4,21 +3317,[99],75442,en,Eames: The Architect & The Painter,2.433,2011-11-18,Eames: The Architect & The Painter,6.9,20 +3318,[18],86549,en,August,2.433,2011-06-09,August,6.6,19 +3319,"[18, 9648, 53]",58258,en,The Chameleon,2.426,2011-07-08,The Chameleon,5.3,23 +3320,"[10749, 10770]",129120,en,Smooch,2.423,2011-02-05,Smooch,6.0,20 +3321,"[53, 27, 28]",58718,en,Siren,2.42,2011-03-22,Siren,4.1,27 +3322,[99],80337,en,These Amazing Shadows,2.415,2011-01-22,These Amazing Shadows,7.6,36 +3323,[27],65214,en,Dead Hooker in a Trunk,2.411,2011-08-03,Dead Hooker in a Trunk,5.1,12 +3324,"[27, 878]",53101,en,Manborg,2.406,2011-09-22,Manborg,5.2,36 +3325,"[53, 18]",82492,en,On the Ice,2.404,2012-02-17,On the Ice,6.8,11 +3326,[99],74310,en,Hell and Back Again,2.403,2011-10-04,Hell and Back Again,6.5,24 +3327,"[10402, 18]",66767,en,Beat the World,2.402,2011-06-10,Beat the World,4.9,27 +3328,[99],82620,en,Undefeated,2.397,2011-03-13,Undefeated,7.7,37 +3329,[10749],65345,en,Longhorns,2.394,2011-06-25,Longhorns,5.5,19 +3330,"[28, 53]",86709,en,Last Man Standing,2.394,2011-06-07,Last Man Standing,4.4,11 +3331,"[28, 53, 878]",83192,ja,Gokudô heiki,2.379,2011-07-09,Yakuza Weapon,4.0,4 +3332,"[18, 53]",169730,en,Amber Lake,2.376,2011-10-11,Amber Lake,5.7,3 +3333,"[99, 35]",85593,en,Bag It,2.369,2011-09-01,Bag It,5.5,5 +3334,[35],61014,en,Your Love Never Fails,2.365,2011-04-05,Your Love Never Fails,4.6,18 +3335,"[10770, 10749]",87313,en,Love's Christmas Journey,2.364,2011-11-05,Love's Christmas Journey,6.0,11 +3336,[99],70845,en,There's Something Wrong with Aunt Diane,2.359,2011-07-25,There's Something Wrong with Aunt Diane,6.9,37 +3337,"[10751, 35, 10749]",137475,en,3 Holiday Tails,2.359,2011-11-15,3 Holiday Tails,5.4,15 +3338,"[28, 18, 53]",89593,en,Jerusalem Countdown,2.357,2011-08-26,Jerusalem Countdown,5.0,11 +3339,"[18, 10751, 10770]",79987,en,Christmas Lodge,2.353,2011-10-11,Christmas Lodge,5.1,17 +3340,"[18, 10751]",61038,en,Go for It!,2.352,2011-05-13,Go for It!,6.0,10 +3341,"[27, 878]",76635,en,"Battle: New York, Day 2",2.348,2011-11-21,"Battle: New York, Day 2",1.0,6 +3342,[99],57510,en,Ethos,2.347,2011-01-01,Ethos,6.7,8 +3343,"[18, 28, 35]",57393,en,Africa United,2.341,2011-06-15,Africa United,6.5,16 +3344,[35],119197,en,Let Go,2.334,2011-10-25,Let Go,5.6,9 +3345,[18],98932,en,The Eye of the Storm,2.329,2011-09-07,The Eye of the Storm,5.4,11 +3346,"[18, 10770]",116853,en,The Bling Ring,2.325,2011-09-26,The Bling Ring,4.2,28 +3347,"[16, 18]",16516,ja,劇場版 Clannad -クラナド-,2.324,2011-03-15,Clannad,6.7,32 +3348,"[18, 10749]",103516,en,Private Romeo,2.324,2011-06-20,Private Romeo,5.6,30 +3349,[99],70808,de,Klitschko,2.323,2011-10-21,Klitschko,6.6,24 +3350,"[16, 10751]",73829,en,Thomas & Friends: Day of the Diesels,2.323,2011-09-06,Thomas & Friends: Day of the Diesels,6.0,6 +3351,"[27, 53]",58792,en,BreadCrumbs,2.319,2011-01-25,BreadCrumbs,3.9,16 +3352,"[18, 28, 10751]",71482,no,Jørgen + Anne = sant,2.317,2011-03-03,Totally True Love,6.6,20 +3353,"[35, 18]",107753,en,Collaborator,2.316,2011-10-08,Collaborator,5.3,6 +3354,[18],76800,en,The Last Rites of Joe May,2.313,2011-10-28,The Last Rites of Joe May,6.2,9 +3355,"[35, 10749]",68202,en,Without Men,2.312,2011-06-29,Without Men,4.5,13 +3356,[18],62116,fr,"Nannerl, la soeur de Mozart",2.309,2011-08-19,Mozart's Sister,6.5,16 +3357,[99],79976,en,Steve Jobs: One Last Thing,2.294,2011-11-02,Steve Jobs: One Last Thing,6.6,18 +3358,[27],83473,en,7 Nights Of Darkness,2.294,2011-11-08,7 Nights Of Darkness,4.4,16 +3359,"[35, 878]",67958,ru,"Суперменеджер, или Мотыга судьбы",2.293,2011-11-11,"SuperManager, or Hack of the Fate",4.4,5 +3360,"[28, 36, 10752]",61346,en,Pathfinders: In the Company of Strangers,2.292,2011-01-11,Pathfinders: In the Company of Strangers,4.3,21 +3361,[27],71326,en,Bunnyman,2.292,2011-06-20,Bunnyman,2.9,17 +3362,[18],44160,en,Bal,2.288,2011-03-25,Honey,7.1,39 +3363,"[18, 53]",51490,en,On the Inside,2.285,2011-12-31,On the Inside,4.9,21 +3364,[35],47845,de,12 Meter ohne Kopf,2.284,2011-05-20,12 Paces without a Head,7.2,9 +3365,"[28, 18, 10751, 36, 10752]",105945,en,Memorial Day,2.279,2011-06-06,Memorial Day,5.9,25 +3366,"[18, 53]",77240,en,Betrayed at 17,2.272,2011-10-09,Betrayed at 17,5.2,6 +3367,[18],80299,en,Man on the Train,2.271,2011-10-28,Man on the Train,5.6,7 +3368,"[28, 36, 18]",37472,cn,葉問2,2.268,2011-01-28,Ip Man 2,7.3,1053 +3369,"[53, 80]",69794,en,Small Town Murder Songs,2.261,2011-05-06,Small Town Murder Songs,5.4,28 +3370,"[18, 53, 9648, 10749]",87425,en,Apart,2.261,2011-03-09,Apart,3.6,5 +3371,"[18, 28, 10752]",55998,ru,Tikhaya Zastava,2.259,2011-02-02,A Quiet Outpost,4.5,6 +3372,[35],99581,en,Pentecost,2.258,2011-02-10,Pentecost,6.6,7 +3373,[],95435,en,Sexy Wives Sindrome,2.255,2011-02-05,Sexy Wives Sindrome,6.0,4 +3374,"[53, 80, 878]",78339,en,Memory Lane,2.252,2011-10-22,Memory Lane,4.4,14 +3375,[],324213,en,Love Sick,2.246,2011-06-03,Love Sick,5.8,3 +3376,[18],78555,en,Possessing Piper Rose,2.246,2011-10-24,Possessing Piper Rose,4.3,8 +3377,"[10770, 10751]",81420,en,Christmas Magic,2.241,2011-12-18,Christmas Magic,6.9,21 +3378,"[10749, 35, 12]",71830,fr,"Les aventures de Philibert, capitaine puceau",2.219,2011-06-10,"The Adventures of Philibert, Captain Virgin",5.8,13 +3379,[18],70692,en,Taken from Me: The Tiffany Rubin Story,2.218,2011-01-31,Taken from Me: The Tiffany Rubin Story,7.4,9 +3380,"[10749, 18]",52475,de,Goethe!,2.218,2011-11-04,Young Goethe in Love,6.0,32 +3381,[99],63144,en,Page One: Inside the New York Times,2.216,2011-04-29,Page One: Inside the New York Times,6.9,31 +3382,"[10749, 18]",50493,en,Brilliantlove,2.215,2010-04-23,Brilliantlove,4.7,7 +3383,[18],81527,ro,Aurora,2.211,2011-06-29,Aurora,5.8,11 +3384,"[27, 35]",89403,en,Dear God No!,2.211,2011-10-21,Dear God No!,3.5,17 +3385,"[18, 53, 10749]",26864,es,El niño pez,2.202,2011-07-26,The Fish Child,6.5,24 +3386,"[9648, 53]",42707,en,Road to Nowhere,2.201,2011-06-10,Road to Nowhere,5.4,23 +3387,"[878, 27, 53]",79582,en,Aliens vs. Avatars,2.199,2011-09-20,Aliens vs. Avatars,2.4,12 +3388,[10751],50119,en,Cool Dog,2.198,2011-01-04,Cool Dog,4.8,12 +3389,"[35, 10749]",83403,en,Conception,2.187,2011-01-01,Conception,4.5,12 +3390,"[28, 12, 53]",77485,en,3 Musketeers,2.187,2011-10-25,3 Musketeers,3.7,9 +3391,"[35, 18, 53]",81694,en,Suing The Devil,2.182,2011-08-26,Suing The Devil,3.7,20 +3392,[99],85807,en,The Real Rocky,2.177,2011-10-25,The Real Rocky,6.3,12 +3393,[99],123928,de,Gettysburg,2.176,2011-05-30,Gettysburg,5.5,5 +3394,[99],67273,en,Buck,2.172,2011-06-17,Buck,7.3,22 +3395,[27],84520,en,The Bunny Game,2.165,2011-01-01,The Bunny Game,4.3,36 +3396,"[12, 878]",81179,en,Snowmageddon,2.16,2011-12-10,Snowmageddon,4.7,17 +3397,"[99, 80, 36]",79042,nl,If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front,2.153,2011-06-22,If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front,6.5,16 +3398,[35],335642,en,Charlie Brown's Blockhead Revenge,2.15,2011-10-31,Charlie Brown's Blockhead Revenge,6.3,13 +3399,"[35, 18]",88057,en,A Beginner's Guide to Endings,2.149,2011-04-01,A Beginner's Guide to Endings,6.3,17 +3400,"[18, 36]",83728,en,The Broken Tower,2.149,2012-04-27,The Broken Tower,6.3,12 +3401,"[35, 18]",192690,en,Act Naturally,2.147,2011-03-22,Act Naturally,5.8,5 +3402,"[99, 10402]",74406,en,Queen: Days of Our Lives,2.144,2011-06-27,Queen: Days of Our Lives,7.9,38 +3403,"[99, 18]",83732,en,Bombay Beach,2.143,2011-10-14,Bombay Beach,6.5,9 +3404,[18],54897,en,The Grace Card,2.142,2011-02-25,The Grace Card,6.5,18 +3405,[18],59728,en,The 5th Quarter,2.142,2011-03-25,The 5th Quarter,4.7,15 +3406,"[28, 18]",81298,ru,Бой с тенью 3: Последний раунд,2.141,2011-12-12,Shadow Boxing 3. The Final Round,5.7,12 +3407,[99],82686,en,Jane's Journey,2.132,2011-09-06,Jane's Journey,4.6,4 +3408,[18],151866,en,A Warm Wind,2.122,2011-11-15,A Warm Wind,6.0,4 +3409,"[18, 9648]",83388,fr,American Translation,2.118,2011-10-24,American Translation,6.5,15 +3410,[27],81185,en,The Amityville Haunting,2.118,2011-12-27,The Amityville Haunting,4.0,37 +3411,[],53925,it,La bocca del lupo,2.117,2011-06-22,The Mouth of the Wolf,7.0,10 +3412,"[28, 27, 878]",56171,en,Mega Python vs. Gatoroid,2.114,2011-01-29,Mega Python vs. Gatoroid,3.3,25 +3413,"[27, 53, 9648]",82655,en,The Oregonian,2.111,2011-01-24,The Oregonian,5.5,13 +3414,"[27, 53]",84942,en,The Watermen,2.11,2011-12-25,The Watermen,4.0,18 +3415,[27],78509,en,Rage of the Yeti,2.11,2011-11-12,Rage of the Yeti,3.3,16 +3416,[18],60678,fi,Prinsessa,2.106,2011-06-08,Prinsessa,6.3,13 +3417,[18],54100,en,The Off Hours,2.104,2011-01-22,The Off Hours,5.2,8 +3418,"[14, 28, 12]",87018,en,The One Warrior,2.103,2011-11-06,The One Warrior,2.3,4 +3419,"[10749, 10770, 35]",217292,en,Honeymoon for One,2.101,2011-06-14,Honeymoon for One,6.1,10 +3420,"[18, 37, 10770]",87311,en,Love's Everlasting Courage,2.101,2011-10-01,Love's Everlasting Courage,4.7,8 +3421,"[9648, 10770, 53, 80, 18]",81539,en,"Good Morning, Killer",2.099,2011-12-13,"Good Morning, Killer",5.7,5 +3422,[35],72843,en,Pete Smalls Is Dead,2.099,2011-04-14,Pete Smalls Is Dead,4.6,10 +3423,"[27, 53]",70669,no,Mørke sjeler,2.098,2011-12-08,Dark Souls,4.6,10 +3424,"[28, 53, 80]",51497,en,Fast Five,2.097,2011-04-28,Fast Five,7.2,4294 +3425,[18],74549,en,The Shunning,2.092,2011-04-16,The Shunning,5.9,16 +3426,[27],329841,en,And Here No Devil Can Hurt You,2.092,2011-01-30,And Here No Devil Can Hurt You,3.3,3 +3427,[18],129611,en,A Little Closer,2.091,2011-01-25,A Little Closer,5.8,6 +3428,"[35, 10749, 18]",57207,ru,Potseluy Skvoz Stenu,2.091,2011-11-11,Kiss through the Wall,4.0,7 +3429,[878],71285,en,Super Eruption,2.09,2011-07-16,Super Eruption,3.9,12 +3430,"[9648, 53]",60740,hi,Game,2.089,2011-04-01,Game,5.1,20 +3431,"[10749, 10770]",81330,en,Desperately Seeking Santa,2.088,2011-11-27,Desperately Seeking Santa,6.3,30 +3432,"[28, 53]",63297,en,200 MPH,2.088,2011-04-26,200 MPH,3.5,17 +3433,[99],82259,en,A Matter of Taste: Serving Up Paul Liebrandt,2.084,2011-06-13,A Matter of Taste: Serving Up Paul Liebrandt,4.7,5 +3434,[99],57448,fr,L'Amour fou,2.078,2011-05-13,L'Amour Fou,7.3,13 +3435,"[28, 12, 36, 37]",98549,en,The Legend of Hell's Gate: An American Conspiracy,2.078,2011-03-03,The Legend of Hell's Gate: An American Conspiracy,3.8,9 +3436,"[53, 18, 10749]",114168,es,Perras,2.073,2011-06-06,Perras,4.4,22 +3437,[35],329243,en,Comedy Central Roast of Donald Trump,2.069,2011-03-15,Comedy Central Roast of Donald Trump,6.6,24 +3438,[35],60977,en,The Pee-Wee Herman Show on Broadway,2.067,2011-03-19,The Pee-Wee Herman Show on Broadway,7.1,10 +3439,[18],70876,en,Seven Days in Utopia,2.067,2011-09-02,Seven Days in Utopia,5.4,27 +3440,"[18, 10751]",55190,en,Princess and the Pony,2.067,2011-01-25,Princess and the Pony,4.8,8 +3441,"[28, 27]",68878,en,The Zombie Diaries 2,2.067,2011-10-11,The Zombie Diaries 2,4.1,25 +3442,"[35, 14]",60189,ru,Любовь-морковь 3,2.062,2011-11-11,Lovey-Dovey 3,4.3,10 +3443,"[35, 18, 80]",61107,en,The Con Artist,2.061,2011-06-14,The Con Artist,4.8,10 +3444,"[28, 16]",86841,en,Black Panther,2.058,2011-01-18,Black Panther,5.1,11 +3445,[35],85348,en,Walk a Mile in My Pradas,2.05,2011-11-15,Walk a Mile in My Pradas,4.9,8 +3446,"[35, 27]",66794,en,Bite Marks,2.048,2011-06-17,Bite Marks,3.4,10 +3447,[35],66605,en,Russell Peters: The Green Card Tour,2.04,2011-03-23,Russell Peters: The Green Card Tour,6.6,16 +3448,[27],77551,en,The Passing,2.038,2011-05-20,The Passing,3.3,4 +3449,[18],58884,en,Sympathy for Delicious,2.036,2011-04-29,Sympathy for Delicious,6.2,15 +3450,[],119677,de,Vamperifica,2.032,2011-10-18,Vamperifica,4.4,8 +3451,"[53, 27]",107315,en,Below Zero,2.027,2011-10-22,Below Zero,5.2,17 +3452,[35],58221,en,Nick Kroll: Thank You Very Cool,2.023,2011-01-29,Nick Kroll: Thank You Very Cool,4.3,5 +3453,[18],60981,ru,Счастье мое,2.017,2010-09-30,My Joy,6.9,24 +3454,"[28, 53, 37]",55093,it,Doc West: La sfida,2.008,2011-01-18,Doc West II,6.4,8 +3455,"[35, 10749]",69097,ru,"All inclusive, или Всё включено",2.008,2011-11-11,All Inclusive ili Vsyo Vklyucheno,5.2,9 +3456,"[35, 16, 10751]",79557,da,Orla Frøsnapper,2.008,2011-06-01,Freddy Frogface,3.4,7 +3457,"[35, 18, 10749]",96534,de,My Last Day Without You,2.007,2011-06-11,My Last Day Without You,5.8,5 +3458,[35],85860,en,The FP,2.007,2011-03-13,The FP,5.4,16 +3459,"[16, 10751]",75421,en,Quest for Zhu,2.005,2011-09-27,Quest for Zhu,5.2,8 +3460,"[18, 10752]",46106,ja,キャタピラー,2.003,2011-05-06,Caterpillar,7.4,8 +3461,"[35, 10749]",58887,en,When Harry Tries to Marry,2.0,2011-04-22,When Harry Tries to Marry,6.1,8 +3462,"[27, 53]",231384,en,The Family,2.0,2011-03-10,The Family,3.4,5 +3463,"[35, 18, 10749, 53]",94042,en,Showgirls 2: Penny's from Heaven,1.993,2011-11-08,Showgirls 2: Penny's from Heaven,2.6,7 +3464,[35],84154,en,Donald Glover: Weirdo,1.992,2011-11-19,Donald Glover: Weirdo,6.9,36 +3465,"[878, 28]",65347,de,Cold Fusion,1.99,2011-01-11,Cold Fusion,2.2,7 +3466,"[99, 10402]",100825,en,Chely Wright: Wish Me Away,1.979,2011-06-22,Chely Wright: Wish Me Away,5.6,6 +3467,[10751],141418,en,The Letter Writer,1.973,2011-11-15,The Letter Writer,6.8,18 +3468,"[35, 10749]",72766,en,Newlyweds,1.973,2011-12-26,Newlyweds,5.4,7 +3469,"[36, 18, 12]",75654,en,17 Miracles,1.972,2011-01-01,17 Miracles,5.3,12 +3470,[99],156019,en,Still Screaming: The Ultimate Scary Movie Retrospective,1.968,2011-04-14,Still Screaming: The Ultimate Scary Movie Retrospective,7.7,6 +3471,"[28, 37, 53]",69396,en,A Cold Day in Hell,1.966,2011-01-05,A Cold Day in Hell,3.6,7 +3472,"[27, 53, 9648, 18]",45347,en,The Bleeding House,1.964,2011-04-20,The Bleeding House,5.0,23 +3473,[99],59430,en,WWE: The True Story of WrestleMania,1.96,2011-03-13,WWE: The True Story of WrestleMania,8.0,6 +3474,[99],53338,en,Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice,1.96,2011-02-22,Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice,7.4,6 +3475,[18],97191,th,สวรรค์บ้านนา,1.96,2010-04-18,Agrarian Utopia,7.3,4 +3476,[18],70768,de,Schlafkrankheit,1.96,2011-10-08,Sleeping Sickness,6.8,6 +3477,"[18, 10749]",79554,en,Jess + Moss,1.96,2011-01-23,Jess + Moss,6.8,9 +3478,[18],73474,en,The High Cost of Living,1.96,2011-05-13,The High Cost of Living,6.6,17 +3479,"[10749, 18]",54534,cn,前度,1.96,2011-05-20,Ex,5.3,2 +3480,"[10770, 18]",95192,en,Crash Site,1.96,2011-08-26,Crash Site,3.8,4 +3481,"[18, 80]",63147,en,Snow on tha Bluff,1.949,2011-01-05,Snow on tha Bluff,6.2,23 +3482,"[18, 10402]",75282,en,Scenes from the Suburbs,1.948,2011-03-01,Scenes from the Suburbs,6.7,16 +3483,"[99, 35]",169721,en,Trevor Noah: You Laugh But It's True,1.946,2011-10-22,Trevor Noah: You Laugh But It's True,7.0,22 +3484,"[10751, 16]",51450,fr,Santa's Apprentice,1.946,2011-01-03,Santa's Apprentice,5.9,19 +3485,"[35, 27, 878, 53]",90232,en,Humans vs Zombies,1.945,2011-11-11,Humans vs Zombies,4.3,11 +3486,[35],62425,en,Talking Funny,1.943,2011-04-22,Talking Funny,7.3,30 +3487,[35],64004,th,SuckSeed ห่วยขั้นเทพ,1.942,2011-03-26,Suck Seed,7.0,11 +3488,"[80, 53]",91926,en,Crawl,1.937,2011-10-15,Crawl,5.6,18 +3489,"[878, 28]",136972,en,Biohazard: Patient Zero,1.932,2011-10-31,Biohazard: Patient Zero,4.3,9 +3490,"[18, 28, 10752]",108855,fr,Red Rose of Normandy,1.931,2011-05-03,Red Rose of Normandy,3.1,6 +3491,"[35, 10749]",68639,fr,Une Folle envie,1.925,2011-11-11,A Burning Desire,4.6,11 +3492,"[18, 53]",106541,en,Cargo,1.925,2011-10-21,Cargo,4.4,7 +3493,[99],75803,en,Catching Hell,1.924,2011-09-27,Catching Hell,6.6,13 +3494,[99],82479,en,A Noble Lie: Oklahoma City 1995,1.922,2011-12-07,A Noble Lie: Oklahoma City 1995,6.4,8 +3495,"[10749, 18, 35]",62976,zh,我知女人心,1.917,2011-02-04,What Women Want,6.6,13 +3496,"[99, 36]",106493,en,History of the World in Two Hours,1.91,2011-10-06,The History of the World in 2 Hours,5.8,20 +3497,"[99, 10402]",58891,en,PressPausePlay,1.908,2011-03-01,PressPausePlay,7.5,11 +3498,"[37, 27, 16]",123969,en,The Backwater Gospel,1.907,2011-09-23,The Backwater Gospel,7.6,18 +3499,[53],263963,en,Ghost Magnet,1.9,2011-04-10,Ghost Magnet,3.3,5 +3500,"[18, 27, 53]",61613,en,The Inheritance,1.897,2011-04-12,The Inheritance,4.0,11 +3501,"[35, 10749]",63045,en,Textuality,1.895,2011-04-22,Textuality,4.8,6 +3502,[],250275,en,Getting That Girl,1.894,2011-10-23,Getting That Girl,7.0,6 +3503,"[35, 10749]",169068,en,Dorfman in Love,1.894,2013-03-22,Dorfman in Love,5.8,20 +3504,[35],60233,en,Norm MacDonald: Me Doing Standup,1.893,2011-03-01,Norm MacDonald: Me Doing Standup,7.5,12 +3505,"[35, 28]",70863,en,Poolboy - Drowning Out the Fury,1.889,2011-07-22,Poolboy - Drowning Out the Fury,5.3,16 +3506,"[18, 10749]",89883,en,Stuck Between Stations,1.888,2011-11-04,Stuck Between Stations,6.2,13 +3507,"[27, 53, 80, 9648]",78332,en,Coffin,1.884,2011-10-27,Coffin,4.4,8 +3508,[99],54358,en,Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles,1.879,2011-08-01,Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles,6.5,27 +3509,[53],326262,en,Biology 101,1.878,2011-04-01,Biology 101,3.9,9 +3510,[18],77957,en,Angels Crest,1.875,2011-12-30,Angels Crest,5.8,27 +3511,"[10402, 27]",145099,en,The Dead Inside,1.874,2011-07-20,The Dead Inside,5.0,4 +3512,"[18, 53, 10749]",61539,es,Rabia,1.869,2011-01-28,Rage,5.9,10 +3513,[99],63472,en,His Way,1.869,2011-03-04,His Way,5.0,3 +3514,"[35, 18]",81434,en,My Suicide,1.867,2011-09-23,Archie's Final Project,6.5,15 +3515,"[28, 80]",78323,ru,Бабло,1.865,2011-11-11,Bablo,6.2,10 +3516,[99],57487,en,Tupac Uncensored and Uncut: The Lost Prison Tapes,1.864,2011-01-25,Tupac Uncensored and Uncut: The Lost Prison Tapes,7.3,5 +3517,[27],116532,en,Bloody Mary,1.863,2011-12-01,Bloody Mary,2.8,4 +3518,"[18, 99]",79890,ru,Khodorkovsky,1.858,2011-11-30,Khodorkovsky,4.4,7 +3519,"[28, 53, 878]",60164,en,The Speed of Thought,1.856,2011-04-29,The Speed of Thought,4.6,21 +3520,[99],63143,en,Blank City,1.849,2011-04-06,Blank City,6.6,5 +3521,"[28, 12, 18, 10751]",95524,en,The Frontier Boys,1.847,2011-02-18,The Frontier Boys,5.0,4 +3522,[99],68200,en,Hot Coffee,1.844,2011-06-27,Hot Coffee,7.4,26 +3523,"[35, 27, 878]",74943,en,Evil Bong 3: The Wrath of Bong,1.843,2011-04-08,Evil Bong 3: The Wrath of Bong,4.1,9 +3524,[99],77171,en,More Brains! A Return to the Living Dead,1.833,2011-10-18,More Brains! A Return to the Living Dead,7.4,14 +3525,"[18, 9648]",79580,ru,Dom,1.823,2011-11-11,Home,5.4,11 +3526,"[53, 18]",98627,en,And Baby Will Fall,1.818,2011-01-23,And Baby Will Fall,5.7,9 +3527,"[12, 14]",63736,en,Almighty Thor,1.817,2011-05-07,Almighty Thor,2.5,25 +3528,"[18, 35, 10749]",116272,en,What Happens Next,1.816,2011-08-27,What Happens Next,5.4,11 +3529,"[53, 28, 27]",44008,en,The Victim,1.814,2011-06-06,The Victim,4.4,22 +3530,"[27, 35]",66925,en,Stripperland,1.814,2011-02-22,Stripperland,3.3,8 +3531,"[35, 18]",74877,en,Son of Morning,1.812,2011-01-01,Son of Morning,2.9,12 +3532,[27],94265,en,The Summer of Massacre,1.809,2011-05-07,The Summer of Massacre,2.8,5 +3533,"[9648, 10770]",71070,en,Carnal Innocence,1.808,2011-06-13,Carnal Innocence,5.0,13 +3534,"[10770, 10751]",120055,en,Trading Christmas,1.804,2011-11-26,Trading Christmas,6.6,16 +3535,"[27, 53]",79906,en,Occupant,1.8,2011-10-14,Occupant,5.2,23 +3536,[99],85312,en,Making the Boys,1.799,2011-03-11,Making the Boys,7.0,2 +3537,[99],81576,en,Garbo: El espía,1.799,2011-11-18,Garbo: The Spy,6.7,7 +3538,[18],85657,en,The Dynamiter,1.798,2011-10-21,The Dynamiter,6.3,15 +3539,"[10770, 14, 35, 18]",148888,en,The Case for Christmas,1.797,2011-11-19,The Case for Christmas,5.7,9 +3540,"[28, 35, 27]",76164,en,Bong of the Dead,1.796,2011-02-04,Bong of the Dead,3.6,10 +3541,"[10770, 9648, 53]",112016,en,Deadly Sibling Rivalry,1.795,2011-08-15,Deadly Sibling Rivalry,4.8,11 +3542,[35],57573,en,Craig Ferguson: Does This Need to Be Said?,1.791,2011-02-19,Craig Ferguson: Does This Need to Be Said?,7.0,8 +3543,"[80, 18]",97481,en,The Confession,1.791,2011-07-01,The Confession,6.8,18 +3544,[27],226897,en,House Call,1.791,2011-08-07,House Call,4.5,3 +3545,"[18, 35, 10749]",83583,en,The Chateau Meroux,1.785,2011-08-09,The Chateau Meroux,4.8,22 +3546,[99],39458,en,I Got Next,1.78,2011-06-13,I Got Next,5.8,6 +3547,"[35, 80, 18, 10749]",71900,hi,ऑलवेज कभी कभी,1.775,2011-06-17,Always Kabhi Kabhi,3.7,9 +3548,"[878, 16, 28]",78807,xx,Rosa,1.773,2011-05-29,Rosa,5.3,11 +3549,[],176589,en,Beast Beneath,1.773,2011-01-30,Beast Beneath,2.3,4 +3550,[27],77586,en,The Hagstone Demon,1.772,2011-09-27,The Hagstone Demon,3.3,5 +3551,[18],79475,en,The Green,1.765,2011-11-22,The Green,6.2,11 +3552,"[10749, 35]",185564,en,A Crush on You,1.764,2011-06-11,A Crush on You,6.0,8 +3553,"[53, 18]",78226,en,Secrets From Her Past,1.758,2011-09-25,Secrets From Her Past,2.5,2 +3554,[27],84924,en,Deadtime Stories 2,1.757,2011-09-20,Deadtime Stories 2,3.7,10 +3555,"[12, 28]",40248,nl,Ballistica,1.754,2011-05-17,Ballistica,3.7,5 +3556,[18],63367,en,In Our Name,1.753,2011-06-15,In Our Name,5.4,7 +3557,[18],81626,en,The Dish & the Spoon,1.751,2011-03-12,The Dish & the Spoon,6.1,14 +3558,[27],98197,en,Renfield the Undead,1.747,2011-10-25,Renfield the Undead,1.5,2 +3559,[18],102640,en,Union Square,1.741,2011-07-07,Union Square,4.9,7 +3560,"[18, 10749]",79159,bg,Tilt,1.734,2011-01-28,Tilt,6.6,9 +3561,"[35, 14, 10770]",145186,en,12 Wishes of Christmas,1.733,2011-11-27,12 Wishes of Christmas,5.6,24 +3562,"[99, 28, 35, 18]",71905,en,Superheroes,1.727,2011-08-08,Superheroes,6.5,22 +3563,"[12, 28, 14]",230652,en,Pirates of the Caribbean: Tales of the Code: Wedlocked,1.725,2011-10-18,Pirates of the Caribbean: Tales of the Code: Wedlocked,5.3,10 +3564,"[35, 18]",77299,ru,Мой папа - Барышников,1.723,2011-11-11,My Dad Baryshnikov,6.1,7 +3565,"[18, 35]",101766,ko,맨발의 꿈,1.722,2011-01-13,A Barefoot Dream,7.4,7 +3566,"[18, 53]",55680,en,The Craigslist Killer,1.718,2011-01-03,The Craigslist Killer,4.7,28 +3567,"[28, 37]",67328,en,The Gundown,1.717,2011-09-13,The Gundown,4.4,8 +3568,"[18, 10752]",82666,de,4 Tage im Mai,1.713,2011-10-10,4 Days in May,5.9,8 +3569,"[28, 18]",95761,en,The Duel,1.712,2011-12-27,The Duel,6.0,6 +3570,[27],289097,en,Cell 213,1.709,2011-06-10,Cell 213,5.3,30 +3571,"[99, 18]",59266,en,The Arbor,1.705,2011-04-27,The Arbor,6.7,13 +3572,[18],51548,es,La mirada invisible,1.691,2011-03-04,The Invisible Eye,6.2,7 +3573,"[35, 27, 53]",82466,en,Chop,1.687,2011-05-07,Chop,6.1,18 +3574,"[18, 10770]",88508,en,Have a Little Faith,1.684,2011-11-27,Have a Little Faith,4.5,5 +3575,[99],81619,en,Better This World,1.677,2011-04-23,Better This World,6.9,8 +3576,[27],228550,en,Raymond Did It,1.675,2011-03-27,Raymond Did It,3.7,8 +3577,"[10749, 35]",62522,en,35 and Ticking,1.666,2011-05-20,35 and Ticking,5.2,16 +3578,[99],65992,en,How to Die in Oregon,1.662,2011-01-23,How to Die in Oregon,8.3,16 +3579,[99],44878,en,Sleep Furiously,1.659,2011-07-29,Sleep Furiously,5.8,6 +3580,"[35, 18, 10749]",263768,fr,Le Bonheur,1.653,1936-02-27,Le Bonheur,8.7,3 +3581,"[28, 80]",80539,te,Panjaa,1.648,2011-12-09,Panjaa,6.1,7 +3582,[99],76127,en,Vegucated,1.644,2011-01-09,Vegucated,7.3,14 +3583,[99],83373,en,Barbershop Punk,1.632,2011-11-11,Barbershop Punk,6.3,3 +3584,[18],56440,es,Amador,1.632,2011-03-09,Amador,6.3,12 +3585,[35],54353,en,Denis Leary and Friends Present: Douchebags and Donuts,1.631,2011-01-18,Denis Leary and Friends Present: Douchebags and Donuts,5.0,2 +3586,"[27, 28, 53]",56537,en,River of Darkness,1.629,2011-03-29,River of Darkness,2.1,8 +3587,"[14, 18, 878, 10751]",80170,en,A Russell Peters Christmas Special,1.622,2011-12-01,A Russell Peters Christmas Special,4.0,5 +3588,[53],118397,en,Identical,1.62,2011-12-01,Identical,4.3,4 +3589,[18],76226,fr,En terrains connus,1.619,2011-01-06,Familiar Ground,6.6,5 +3590,"[27, 53]",168633,en,The Life Zone,1.615,2011-06-10,The Life Zone,1.8,5 +3591,"[28, 12]",68384,zh,刺客帝國,1.609,2011-07-05,Empire of Assassins,5.5,5 +3592,"[18, 10749]",180607,en,Down the Shore,1.608,2011-01-06,Down the Shore,5.2,13 +3593,[10402],83092,en,Beyoncé: Live At Roseland - Elements Of 4,1.605,2011-11-29,Beyoncé: Live At Roseland - Elements Of 4,8.9,9 +3594,"[35, 878]",92968,en,Time Freak,1.604,2011-02-10,Time Freak,6.9,9 +3595,[18],71394,en,Dear Lemon Lima,1.603,2011-03-04,Dear Lemon Lima,5.5,13 +3596,[27],166752,en,The Big Bad,1.601,2011-08-11,The Big Bad,1.9,4 +3597,[99],92850,en,Nightmare Factory,1.599,2011-10-30,Nightmare Factory,6.8,10 +3598,[35],77585,en,Balls to the Wall,1.599,2011-04-30,Balls to the Wall,5.4,10 +3599,[27],86328,en,Terrifier,1.595,2011-08-09,Terrifier,6.3,12 +3600,[35],71950,en,Lavell Crawford: Can a Brother Get Some Love?,1.593,2011-12-01,Lavell Crawford: Can a Brother Get Some Love?,6.6,6 +3601,[18],81623,es,Los colores de la montaña,1.589,2011-05-06,The Colors of the Mountain,7.7,21 +3602,"[53, 80, 18]",61533,en,Final Sale,1.586,2011-01-24,Final Sale,6.3,3 +3603,[99],66211,en,Fire in Babylon,1.584,2011-07-22,Fire in Babylon,6.5,4 +3604,[99],78192,en,Michael Jackson: The Life of an Icon,1.583,2011-06-06,Michael Jackson: The Life of an Icon,7.3,20 +3605,"[18, 10751]",105962,en,A Mile in His Shoes,1.58,2011-09-05,A Mile in His Shoes,6.2,12 +3606,[99],56761,en,Reagan,1.58,2011-02-07,Reagan,4.8,9 +3607,[18],60775,nl,Adem,1.575,2011-01-07,Oxygen,6.5,14 +3608,[99],99279,en,I am Fishead,1.575,2011-09-11,I am Fishead,4.0,1 +3609,[],131389,en,La tropa de trapo en el país donde siempre brilla el sol,1.574,2011-09-25,The Nutcrackers,7.0,1 +3610,[27],133196,en,Famine,1.574,2011-01-01,Famine,3.1,7 +3611,[18],243279,en,Low Fidelity,1.571,2011-01-01,Low Fidelity,4.6,12 +3612,[18],93872,en,25 Hill,1.569,2011-01-01,25 Hill,6.4,10 +3613,[18],44096,ar,احكي يا شهرزاد,1.56,2011-08-12,"Scheherazade, Tell Me a Story",5.6,5 +3614,"[10749, 18, 35]",76947,en,Accidentally in Love,1.556,2011-02-12,Accidentally in Love,6.8,6 +3615,[27],318666,en,Occupied,1.554,2011-01-01,Occupied,6.2,3 +3616,"[35, 27, 10749]",117546,en,Trippin',1.554,2011-01-01,Trippin',3.5,3 +3617,"[18, 28, 53, 80]",70576,en,Decisions,1.551,2011-05-13,Decisions,3.0,3 +3618,"[18, 35, 16]",86517,en,It's Such a Beautiful Day,1.549,2011-11-17,It's Such a Beautiful Day,8.1,34 +3619,"[10749, 18, 35]",77185,ru,Dva Dnya,1.548,2011-11-11,Two Days,6.3,7 +3620,"[28, 12, 53]",62219,ru,Ключ Саламандры,1.548,2011-11-11,The 5th Execution,2.8,4 +3621,"[10770, 28, 53]",108354,en,The Hunt for the I-5 Killer,1.547,2011-10-02,The Hunt for the I-5 Killer,5.8,13 +3622,"[35, 10749]",80147,en,Coming & Going,1.546,2011-07-15,Coming & Going,6.3,9 +3623,"[99, 10402]",55003,fr,Benda Bilili!,1.544,2011-09-30,Benda Bilili!,6.0,11 +3624,"[18, 10749]",79926,en,Children of God,1.544,2011-05-20,Children of God,5.8,10 +3625,"[35, 18]",91680,en,Umshini Wam (Bring Me My Machine Gun),1.543,2011-03-15,Umshini Wam (Bring Me My Machine Gun),6.3,27 +3626,"[28, 53]",16726,th,ไชยา,1.541,2011-04-12,Muay Thai Fighter,6.3,4 +3627,[27],78083,en,Boggy Creek,1.541,2011-09-13,Boggy Creek,2.9,10 +3628,[35],84267,en,Colin & Brad: Two Man Group,1.54,2011-03-08,Colin & Brad: Two Man Group,7.4,10 +3629,"[28, 27]",66470,en,Orcs!,1.537,2011-08-31,Orcs!,4.1,19 +3630,"[99, 10402]",79010,en,Britney Spears: The Femme Fatale Tour,1.532,2011-11-21,Britney Spears: The Femme Fatale Tour,7.6,10 +3631,"[35, 99]",81484,en,Becoming Santa,1.53,2011-03-12,Becoming Santa,7.3,6 +3632,"[18, 10749]",60170,en,Christopher and His Kind,1.53,2011-06-16,Christopher and His Kind,6.3,41 +3633,"[18, 10749]",196967,en,Empty Sky,1.53,2011-12-16,Empty Sky,5.9,6 +3634,[10402],70425,en,Hit Man Returns: David Foster & Friends,1.518,2011-03-11,Hit Man Returns: David Foster & Friends,7.0,4 +3635,[28],74561,en,Amsterdam Heavy,1.517,2011-09-12,Amsterdam Heavy,3.9,9 +3636,[18],179404,en,Auf der Suche,1.516,2011-06-24,Looking for Simon,7.1,8 +3637,"[16, 10751]",89461,es,Luminaris,1.515,2011-09-23,Luminaris,7.5,10 +3638,[99],80242,en,Stone Cold Steve Austin: The Bottom Line on the Most Popular Superstar of All Time,1.514,2011-11-29,Stone Cold Steve Austin: The Bottom Line on the Most Popular Superstar of All Time,8.6,7 +3639,"[10770, 10751]",169510,en,The Christmas Pageant,1.514,2011-12-11,The Christmas Pageant,4.8,6 +3640,[99],56441,en,The Elephant in the Living Room,1.512,2010-02-11,The Elephant in the Living Room,6.8,9 +3641,[99],53104,en,Orgasm Inc.,1.51,2011-02-11,Orgasm Inc.,6.3,3 +3642,[35],78187,en,Pablo Francisco: They Put it Out There,1.509,2011-11-22,Pablo Francisco: They Put it Out There,6.7,8 +3643,"[28, 16]",376845,en,The Death of Spider-Man,1.506,2011-10-18,The Death of Spider-Man,9.0,2 +3644,"[14, 18, 10749]",83907,ja,おんなの河童,1.505,2011-04-22,Underwater Love,6.1,4 +3645,[18],73099,en,Elokuu,1.505,2011-06-26,August,5.7,6 +3646,"[9648, 28, 18]",258984,en,Termite: The Walls Have Eyes,1.504,2011-06-01,Termite: The Walls Have Eyes,3.2,5 +3647,[10751],53054,en,Adventures of Bailey: The Lost Puppy,1.501,2011-08-30,Adventures of Bailey: The Lost Puppy,4.9,4 +3648,[16],63743,nl,Suske en Wiske : De Texas Rakkers,1.498,2011-02-22,Luke and Lucy: The Texas Rangers,5.6,9 +3649,"[35, 27, 10749]",198207,en,Miss December,1.494,2011-10-14,Miss December,4.7,3 +3650,[53],377765,fr,Maniac,1.492,2011-10-31,Maniac,6.1,9 +3651,"[18, 28, 80]",63006,hi,दम मारो दम,1.491,2011-04-22,Dum Maaro Dum,5.4,16 +3652,"[35, 10749]",68184,en,Cougar Hunting,1.49,2011-04-22,Cougar Hunting,2.9,15 +3653,[53],105545,en,Scalene,1.489,2011-06-04,Scalene,4.9,7 +3654,"[28, 18, 53]",63946,fr,Viva Riva!,1.488,2011-06-10,Viva Riva!,5.7,7 +3655,[35],79780,en,About Fifty,1.487,2011-11-11,About Fifty,4.5,4 +3656,"[35, 99]",73669,en,Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure,1.486,2011-08-26,Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure,5.3,17 +3657,[18],109455,en,La pivellina,1.482,2011-08-31,Little Girl,6.8,8 +3658,"[18, 35]",164052,en,The Strange Thing About the Johnsons,1.48,2011-01-22,The Strange Thing About the Johnsons,6.4,27 +3659,"[18, 10752, 36]",119087,th,ตำนานสมเด็จพระนเรศวรมหาราช ภาค ๔ : ศึกนันทบุเรง,1.479,2011-08-11,King Naresuan 4,5.4,5 +3660,"[14, 12, 35]",85423,en,"Apocalypse, CA",1.478,2011-12-13,"Apocalypse, California",4.5,6 +3661,[99],96495,en,Becoming Chaz,1.475,2011-01-20,Becoming Chaz,5.2,5 +3662,"[35, 10751]",152848,en,Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers,1.473,2011-12-06,Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers,4.0,3 +3663,[99],86577,en,Happy,1.472,2011-04-09,Happy,7.2,36 +3664,"[18, 53]",51507,cs,Pouta,1.471,2011-04-22,Walking Too Fast,5.3,6 +3665,"[18, 27, 53, 9648]",88537,en,The Fields,1.471,2011-09-24,The Fields,4.6,16 +3666,"[27, 53]",115374,en,All Dark Places,1.467,2011-01-01,All Dark Places,3.5,5 +3667,"[80, 18, 53]",106288,en,The Key Man,1.463,2011-02-18,The Key Man,3.7,3 +3668,"[35, 14, 10751]",78184,ru,Realnaya Skazka,1.461,2011-11-11,The Real Tale,5.6,9 +3669,[27],101952,en,Teddy: It's Gonna Be a Bear,1.455,2011-04-15,Teddy: It's Gonna Be a Bear,5.1,8 +3670,[],85493,en,Ghost Rider 666 What The F**k,1.454,2011-12-15,Ghost Rider 666 What The F**k,10.0,1 +3671,"[878, 28]",64810,fr,Kaydara,1.448,2011-01-01,Kaydara,5.0,6 +3672,"[28, 878, 12]",49538,en,X-Men: First Class,1.447,2011-06-03,X-Men: First Class,7.2,8211 +3673,[35],111352,en,T.J. Miller: No Real Reason,1.438,2011-11-15,T.J. Miller: No Real Reason,6.3,6 +3674,"[27, 878]",75191,en,Morlocks,1.437,2011-09-25,Morlocks,4.8,6 +3675,"[18, 9648]",246252,en,The Strange Ones,1.434,2011-01-20,The Strange Ones,7.1,6 +3676,[99],89432,en,Casuals,1.434,2011-11-28,Casuals,5.6,4 +3677,"[18, 28, 53, 80, 10749]",75745,hi,Force,1.433,2011-09-30,Force,6.2,17 +3678,"[18, 14, 27]",366214,en,Boys Village,1.428,2011-11-01,Boys Village,6.5,4 +3679,"[18, 10749]",104109,en,Scents and Sensibility,1.425,2011-01-01,Scents and Sensibility,5.0,26 +3680,"[18, 28]",102363,ru,Beduin,1.423,2011-11-11,Bedouin,4.0,5 +3681,[99],63140,en,Breaking and Entering,1.418,2011-01-14,Breaking and Entering,6.8,4 +3682,"[53, 9648]",77874,en,InSight,1.417,2011-09-02,InSight,5.0,15 +3683,"[37, 80, 18]",268956,en,Bubblegum and Broken Fingers,1.417,2011-01-01,Bubblegum and Broken Fingers,2.3,6 +3684,[28],251030,en,Narx,1.411,2011-01-01,Narx,2.7,3 +3685,"[18, 36]",82916,ja,最後の忠臣蔵,1.408,2011-07-12,The Last Ronin,5.8,8 +3686,"[27, 28, 35, 10749]",28565,en,"Silent Night, Zombie Night",1.405,2011-10-03,"Silent Night, Zombie Night",4.5,12 +3687,"[35, 14, 18, 10749]",307124,en,Love on a Leash,1.4,2013-08-13,Love on a Leash,10.0,7 +3688,[99],145054,en,The Fabric of the Cosmos,1.4,2011-11-01,The Fabric of the Cosmos,10.0,1 +3689,"[16, 10751]",79327,en,The Littlest Angel,1.4,2011-11-13,The Littlest Angel,8.5,2 +3690,"[10402, 99]",93897,en,A Very Gaga Thanksgiving,1.4,2011-11-24,A Very Gaga Thanksgiving,8.3,12 +3691,"[99, 36]",134683,en,King George VI: The Man Behind the King's Speech,1.4,2011-07-01,King George VI: The Man Behind the King's Speech,8.0,2 +3692,"[35, 53]",76398,en,The Hunt for Tony Blair,1.4,2011-10-15,The Hunt for Tony Blair,8.0,3 +3693,"[18, 16]",71813,ja,おぢいさんのランプ,1.4,2011-03-05,The Old Man's Lamp,7.7,5 +3694,[35],57469,en,Patrice O'Neal: Elephant in the Room,1.4,2011-02-22,Patrice O'Neal: Elephant in the Room,7.7,8 +3695,"[99, 36]",81976,en,Alone in the Wilderness Part II,1.4,2011-12-02,Alone in the Wilderness Part II,7.6,9 +3696,[99],513138,en,Black Swan: Metamorphosis,1.4,2011-03-29,Black Swan: Metamorphosis,7.5,4 +3697,[18],249131,pt,Teus Olhos Meus,1.4,2011-04-27,Soulbound,7.4,5 +3698,"[99, 18, 36]",104250,en,The Loving Story,1.4,2011-04-15,The Loving Story,7.2,10 +3699,"[80, 53, 18]",94822,de,Villa Captive,1.4,2011-01-01,Villa Captive,7.1,4 +3700,"[35, 18]",85818,te,పిల్లజమీందార్,1.4,2011-10-14,Pilla Zamindar,7.1,8 +3701,"[28, 80, 18, 9648, 53]",323867,en,Spy,1.4,2011-08-09,Spy,7.0,1 +3702,"[27, 878, 53]",113678,en,Savage,1.4,2011-07-24,Savage,7.0,2 +3703,[18],86495,en,Oliver Sherman,1.4,2011-05-01,Oliver Sherman,7.0,4 +3704,[99],80121,en,IMAX: Arabia,1.4,2011-11-28,IMAX: Arabia,6.8,7 +3705,[53],87241,en,Dirty Little Trick,1.4,2011-11-08,Dirty Little Trick,6.8,8 +3706,[99],46060,en,Flying Monsters 3D,1.4,2011-10-07,Flying Monsters 3D,6.8,10 +3707,"[99, 27]",58862,en,Herschell Gordon Lewis: The Godfather of Gore,1.4,2011-09-27,Herschell Gordon Lewis: The Godfather of Gore,6.7,9 +3708,[],135465,en,Carl Panzram: The Spirit of Hatred and Vengeance,1.4,2011-05-28,Carl Panzram: The Spirit of Hatred and Vengeance,6.5,10 +3709,[18],127728,en,8:46,1.4,2011-09-11,8:46,6.5,4 +3710,"[35, 18, 10749]",87332,ko,완벽한 파트너,1.4,2011-12-20,My Secret Partner,6.3,3 +3711,"[18, 10749]",81215,en,Kinyarwanda,1.4,2011-01-24,Kinyarwanda,6.3,4 +3712,[],79056,en,Stealing Paradise,1.4,2011-01-01,Stealing Paradise,6.2,6 +3713,[10402],113961,en,30 Seconds To Mars – MTV World Stage,1.4,2011-10-01,30 Seconds To Mars – MTV World Stage,6.1,4 +3714,"[35, 18, 10749]",73335,en,Marriage Retreat,1.4,2011-08-23,Marriage Retreat,6.1,6 +3715,[],205142,en,Skype Sex,1.4,2011-12-07,Skype Sex,6.0,1 +3716,[],174400,en,Language of a Broken Heart,1.4,2011-10-22,Language of a Broken Heart,6.0,1 +3717,[16],142540,en,The Eagleman Stag,1.4,2011-06-19,The Eagleman Stag,6.0,9 +3718,[10402],75949,en,Wynton Marsalis and Eric Clapton Play the Blues: Live from Jazz at Lincoln Center,1.4,2011-09-13,Wynton Marsalis and Eric Clapton Play the Blues: Live from Jazz at Lincoln Center,6.0,3 +3719,[99],88745,en,END:CIV,1.4,2011-01-01,END:CIV,5.9,7 +3720,"[18, 10751, 10770]",108235,en,Finding a Family,1.4,2011-10-15,Finding a Family,5.8,11 +3721,[99],170915,en,9/11 Truth: Hollywood Speaks Up,1.4,2011-06-10,Hollywood Speaks Up,5.7,3 +3722,"[18, 35]",91628,de,Dreiviertelmond,1.4,2011-11-11,Three Quarter Moon,5.6,10 +3723,"[18, 10749]",70264,en,Fly Away,1.4,2011-07-17,Fly Away,5.6,5 +3724,[],296839,en,The Gathering Squall,1.4,2011-01-01,The Gathering Squall,5.5,2 +3725,[10402],66774,fr,Billy Joel: Live at Shea Stadium,1.4,2011-02-28,Billy Joel: Live at Shea Stadium,5.5,3 +3726,"[36, 10402]",56891,it,Passione,1.4,2011-06-22,Passione,5.5,4 +3727,"[16, 35]",105932,en,Kevin Smith: Smodimations,1.4,2011-10-18,Kevin Smith: Smodimations,5.3,3 +3728,"[99, 10751]",81581,en,Make Believe,1.4,2011-05-13,Make Believe,5.3,3 +3729,"[16, 10751]",74147,en,The Little Engine That Could,1.4,2011-03-22,The Little Engine That Could,5.3,6 +3730,"[10402, 99]",142039,fr,Nothing But The Beat The Movie,1.4,2011-09-01,Nothing But The Beat The Movie,5.3,2 +3731,"[878, 14]",82382,en,When Aliens Attack,1.4,2011-09-12,When Aliens Attack,5.3,2 +3732,[35],128517,en,Wuss,1.4,2011-03-12,Wuss,5.0,1 +3733,"[18, 53]",119086,en,Lo roim alaich,1.4,2011-08-24,Invisible,5.0,1 +3734,[99],104194,zh,10+10,1.4,2011-04-01,10 Plus 10,5.0,1 +3735,[99],81578,en,Louder Than a Bomb,1.4,2011-05-18,Louder Than a Bomb,5.0,2 +3736,"[28, 35, 53]",70829,ko,The Last Godfather,1.4,2011-04-11,The Last Godfather,4.9,9 +3737,"[18, 53]",77083,sl,9:06,1.4,2011-01-10,09:06,4.8,3 +3738,"[53, 18, 9648]",83278,nl,Isabelle,1.4,2011-11-11,Isabelle,4.8,9 +3739,"[35, 18, 10751]",69803,en,Mayor Cupcake,1.4,2011-07-19,Mayor Cupcake,4.8,2 +3740,[27],240896,en,Trail of Blood,1.4,2011-03-04,Trail of Blood,4.7,3 +3741,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",46256,en,The Lion of Judah,1.4,2011-06-03,The Lion of Judah,4.5,3 +3742,"[18, 10751]",220980,en,Christmas Comes Home to Canaan,1.4,2011-12-17,Christmas Comes Home to Canaan,4.4,10 +3743,"[18, 53, 9648]",75576,en,Answers to Nothing,1.4,2011-12-02,Answers to Nothing,4.4,7 +3744,"[53, 14, 27]",336598,en,The Ideal,1.4,2011-12-11,The Ideal,4.2,5 +3745,[],160494,en,Hold Your Peace,1.4,2011-12-13,Hold Your Peace,4.2,3 +3746,"[53, 27]",140781,en,Daylight,1.4,2011-07-17,Daylight,4.2,3 +3747,[35],76037,en,The Dog Who Saved Halloween,1.4,2011-09-13,The Dog Who Saved Halloween,4.2,6 +3748,[18],266808,en,The Flight of the Swan,1.4,2011-03-15,The Flight of the Swan,4.0,1 +3749,"[18, 53, 10770]",80503,en,He Loves Me,1.4,2011-03-07,He Loves Me,4.0,3 +3750,"[35, 10749]",77440,en,Chick Magnet,1.4,2011-09-20,Chick Magnet,4.0,9 +3751,"[18, 53, 80, 10749]",72246,es,"Sexo, Mentiras y Muertos",1.4,2011-05-03,"Sex, Lies and Death",4.0,2 +3752,"[28, 53]",58692,ru,Slove,1.4,2011-11-11,Slove,4.0,5 +3753,[27],61948,en,Spiderhole,1.4,2011-07-29,Spiderhole,3.9,10 +3754,[35],276570,en,Blacktino,1.4,2011-03-11,Blacktino,3.8,2 +3755,"[28, 18, 53]",122202,en,"L.A., I Hate You",1.4,2011-01-01,"L.A., I Hate You",3.8,2 +3756,[18],65122,tr,Session,1.4,2011-05-08,Session,3.8,2 +3757,"[35, 10749, 18]",64645,ru,Svadba po Obmenu,1.4,2011-11-11,Exchange Wedding,3.5,2 +3758,"[28, 12, 16, 35, 10751]",173931,zh,兔侠传奇,1.4,2011-01-01,Legend of a Rabbit,3.0,3 +3759,"[28, 53]",78147,en,Assassins' Code,1.4,2011-10-18,Assassins' Code,3.0,2 +3760,"[27, 53]",56603,de,No Reason,1.4,2011-11-01,No Reason,2.5,4 +3761,[],419628,en,Be My Teacher,1.4,2011-10-06,Be My Teacher,1.0,1 +3762,"[28, 37]",111166,en,Hell at My Heels,1.4,2011-01-01,Hell at My Heels,1.0,1 +3763,[18],116005,cn,愛很爛,1.397,2011-10-07,Love Actually... Sucks!,6.5,5 +3764,[18],322519,en,Three Veils,1.397,2011-04-10,Three Veils,6.0,1 +3765,[18],76354,en,Video Girl,1.395,2011-10-11,Video Girl,7.0,5 +3766,"[27, 9648, 53]",34685,en,Cut,1.392,2011-09-16,Cut,3.9,6 +3767,[18],94334,de,Dreileben: Eine Minute Dunkel,1.39,2011-10-01,Dreileben: One Minute of Darkness,7.2,6 +3768,[],316437,hi,Pairon Talle,1.389,2011-01-15,Pairon Talle,5.0,1 +3769,"[18, 10749]",81236,en,Solo,1.389,2011-11-25,Solo,3.7,3 +3770,[18],85543,en,Bonsái,1.382,2011-09-02,Bonsai,7.0,6 +3771,"[14, 18, 10770]",134147,es,Edge of the Garden,1.382,2011-05-14,Edge of the Garden,6.3,15 +3772,[10402],375247,en,I Touch a Red Button,1.381,2011-04-15,I Touch a Red Button,6.2,14 +3773,"[53, 18]",78403,en,Born Bad,1.379,2011-07-11,Born Bad,3.9,7 +3774,"[878, 27]",143192,en,Rat Scratch Fever,1.378,2011-02-26,Rat Scratch Fever,4.0,1 +3775,"[18, 36]",44898,ar,The Time that Remains,1.376,2011-01-07,The Time that Remains,6.6,15 +3776,"[14, 10751]",295321,en,Olive,1.375,2011-12-16,Olive,6.5,1 +3777,[99],113985,en,The Advocate for Fagdom,1.375,2011-11-04,The Advocate for Fagdom,5.0,1 +3778,"[53, 28]",96739,en,Kenneyville,1.374,2011-01-01,Kenneyville,7.0,1 +3779,"[99, 10402]",80263,en,Shakira: Live from Paris,1.371,2011-12-06,Shakira: Live from Paris,5.7,8 +3780,"[35, 10749]",55839,en,Feed The Fish,1.371,2011-01-25,Feed The Fish,5.5,8 +3781,"[99, 36]",57395,zh,海上传奇,1.368,2011-03-12,I Wish I Knew,7.3,5 +3782,[16],97132,en,The Monster of Nix,1.364,2011-01-01,The Monster of Nix,5.9,5 +3783,"[10402, 99, 18, 35]",75785,en,The Other F Word,1.363,2011-11-02,The Other F Word,6.7,23 +3784,"[80, 53, 28]",223902,en,Isle of Dogs,1.363,2011-10-01,Isle of Dogs,4.0,4 +3785,"[12, 35, 14]",75604,en,Suburban Knights,1.36,2011-09-20,Suburban Knights,6.3,16 +3786,[53],93383,de,Borderline Murder,1.359,2011-06-19,Borderline Murder,6.0,5 +3787,[99],70283,en,Darwin,1.357,2011-08-12,Darwin,5.7,5 +3788,"[53, 9648]",135678,en,Leave,1.354,2011-05-03,Leave,6.5,8 +3789,"[14, 35]",79779,es,Pastorela,1.354,2011-12-02,Pastorela,6.0,11 +3790,"[10770, 10751, 35, 18]",54379,en,Change of Plans,1.354,2011-01-08,Change of Plans,5.6,8 +3791,[878],104738,en,Frankie,1.353,2011-06-01,Frankie,5.6,5 +3792,"[35, 27]",102420,en,A Cadaver Christmas,1.348,2011-04-02,A Cadaver Christmas,5.2,13 +3793,[10751],64282,en,Chop Kick Panda,1.347,2011-05-19,Chop Kick Panda,1.6,5 +3794,[99],82932,en,I Am,1.342,2011-02-11,I Am,6.9,26 +3795,"[18, 36, 10752]",48487,cs,Habermannův mlýn,1.34,2011-08-05,Habermann,6.4,7 +3796,"[18, 37]",70197,en,The Mountie,1.338,2011-07-19,The Mountie,4.6,8 +3797,[35],81202,ru,Uprazhneniya v Prekrasnom,1.336,2011-12-20,The Practice of Beauty,5.8,4 +3798,"[18, 53]",89827,en,Hide,1.335,2011-12-06,Hide,4.4,4 +3799,[],249110,en,The Big Lebowski 2,1.335,2011-03-29,The Big Lebowski 2,3.5,4 +3800,"[10751, 14, 878]",79579,en,An Elf's Story,1.335,2011-11-25,An Elf's Story,3.1,4 +3801,"[12, 14, 28, 10751]",72440,te,ఆనగనగా ఓ ధీరుడు,1.317,2011-01-19,Anaganaga O Dheerudu,4.6,5 +3802,"[53, 18, 27, 9648]",79574,fr,Derrière les murs,1.316,2011-11-11,Behind the Walls,5.5,10 +3803,[18],78646,sv,Apflickorna,1.315,2011-11-11,She Monkeys,5.1,18 +3804,[18],82911,en,Thurgood,1.304,2011-02-24,Thurgood,6.0,7 +3805,"[18, 35]",74830,en,The Lie,1.3,2011-11-18,The Lie,5.6,5 +3806,"[27, 35, 10749]",84391,en,My Sucky Teen Romance,1.294,2011-03-15,My Sucky Teen Romance,6.0,8 +3807,[99],76142,en,Cameraman: The Life and Work of Jack Cardiff,1.285,2011-05-13,Cameraman: The Life and Work of Jack Cardiff,7.3,12 +3808,"[18, 35, 10749]",76165,cn,分手說愛你,1.282,2011-03-11,Break Up Club,6.2,5 +3809,[35],375384,en,Lie Detector,1.28,2011-07-22,Lie Detector,8.0,11 +3810,[878],307903,en,The Gate,1.278,2011-11-10,The Gate,7.0,5 +3811,"[18, 10770]",126223,en,Backyard Wedding,1.277,2011-01-22,Backyard Wedding,4.7,3 +3812,"[35, 10751]",79007,en,My Dog's Christmas Miracle,1.275,2011-12-01,My Dog's Christmas Miracle,5.0,2 +3813,"[35, 10749]",80618,en,He's Mine Not Yours,1.274,2011-12-06,He's Mine Not Yours,7.8,4 +3814,"[16, 10751]",84583,de,Prinzessin Lillifee und das kleine Einhorn,1.274,2011-01-01,Princess Lillifee and the Little Unicorn,5.3,2 +3815,"[18, 35]",77821,en,The Cost of Love,1.274,2011-01-01,The Cost of Love,3.9,6 +3816,"[878, 18, 27]",182237,en,The Candidate,1.27,2011-08-24,The Candidate,8.2,5 +3817,"[18, 35, 10749]",86728,es,Labios Rojos,1.27,2011-10-14,Labios Rojos,6.3,4 +3818,[],93904,en,Snowballs,1.26,2011-09-26,Snowballs,5.4,9 +3819,[18],81707,en,The Wise Kids,1.257,2011-07-09,The Wise Kids,6.1,19 +3820,[99],129175,en,Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie,1.256,2011-01-01,Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie,6.1,7 +3821,"[12, 35]",178002,en,The Kings of Appletown,1.256,2011-05-01,The Kings of Appletown,5.3,3 +3822,[],121800,en,Big in Bollywood,1.253,2011-04-16,Big in Bollywood,7.7,3 +3823,"[35, 10749]",80161,en,Finding Mr. Wright,1.251,2011-08-20,Finding Mr. Wright,5.8,4 +3824,[10402],61408,en,Green Day: Awesome as Fuck,1.248,2011-03-22,Green Day: Awesome as Fuck,7.8,11 +3825,"[99, 10770]",313757,en,Fragments: Surviving Pieces of Lost Films,1.247,2011-04-03,Fragments: Surviving Pieces of Lost Films,9.0,1 +3826,[35],97015,en,Mr. Stache,1.246,2011-04-23,Mr. Stache,4.9,4 +3827,[],122466,en,Sick Boy,1.246,2011-12-21,Sick Boy,4.0,11 +3828,[],333918,en,Sexual Quest,1.245,2011-09-02,Sexual Quest,10.0,1 +3829,[35],63094,ru,Самка,1.245,2011-11-11,The Female,1.0,1 +3830,[99],62668,en,The Fab Five,1.244,2011-03-13,The Fab Five,8.4,5 +3831,[35],136558,en,Kingdom Come,1.244,2011-01-01,Kingdom Come,8.0,1 +3832,[18],100212,en,Cutback,1.244,2011-05-11,Cutback,6.6,5 +3833,"[18, 10749]",246115,en,Love Is All You Need?,1.242,2011-03-24,Love Is All You Need?,5.6,11 +3834,"[27, 53]",207356,en,1313: Boy Crazies,1.242,2011-10-01,1313: Boy Crazies,2.0,2 +3835,"[35, 18]",79728,fr,Nicostratos le pélican,1.241,2011-11-11,Nicostratos the Pelican,6.9,17 +3836,"[28, 80, 9648]",187799,en,The Colombian Connection,1.241,2011-11-30,The Colombian Connection,4.0,2 +3837,[35],58494,en,Daniel Tosh: Happy Thoughts,1.239,2011-03-08,Daniel Tosh: Happy Thoughts,6.8,18 +3838,"[28, 99]",82252,en,McEnroe/Borg: Fire & Ice,1.238,2011-06-11,McEnroe/Borg: Fire & Ice,5.3,2 +3839,[18],78446,hi,Rivaaz,1.236,2011-09-16,Trapped in Tradition: Rivaaz,5.3,4 +3840,"[28, 12, 37]",91322,en,Good for Nothing,1.234,2011-01-28,Good for Nothing,6.1,9 +3841,[99],77880,en,The Whale,1.231,2011-09-09,The Whale,5.5,11 +3842,"[18, 27, 878]",79721,en,Extinction: The G.M.O. Chronicles,1.231,2011-01-01,Extinction: The G.M.O. Chronicles,5.0,19 +3843,[27],116319,en,Rift,1.23,2011-01-01,Rift,2.5,6 +3844,"[36, 10770]",82123,fr,Raspoutine,1.225,2011-12-30,Rasputin,5.1,17 +3845,"[10751, 878, 35]",52643,en,Monster Mutt,1.224,2011-01-04,Monster Mutt,5.5,2 +3846,[18],81345,ru,Ogni Pritona,1.222,2011-11-11,Brothel Lights,7.0,1 +3847,"[27, 35]",60819,en,Pelt,1.222,2011-04-02,Pelt,4.7,6 +3848,[10751],83927,en,Harley's Hill,1.222,2011-08-17,Harley's Hill,4.0,3 +3849,[35],127803,en,3 Times a Charm,1.221,2011-01-01,3 Times a Charm,5.4,16 +3850,[27],75441,en,Exhumed,1.221,2011-10-25,Exhumed,4.7,3 +3851,[99],107869,en,Love Etc.,1.219,2011-07-01,Love Etc.,6.5,2 +3852,"[14, 18]",79611,ru,Mishen,1.218,2011-07-07,Target,6.3,8 +3853,[37],146946,en,Yellow Rock,1.218,2011-11-01,Yellow Rock,4.5,6 +3854,"[35, 18]",262069,en,After-School Special,1.215,2011-06-23,After-School Special,4.4,4 +3855,"[35, 10749]",57701,ru,На крючке!,1.214,2011-11-11,On the Hook!,4.8,4 +3856,"[18, 27, 28]",48837,en,Midnight Son,1.212,2011-03-04,Midnight Son,6.6,20 +3857,"[10402, 99]",78056,en,U2: From the Sky Down,1.21,2011-10-29,U2: From the Sky Down,7.2,9 +3858,[18],103707,en,Afghan Luke,1.208,2011-09-23,Afghan Luke,5.4,9 +3859,"[27, 53]",67903,en,Ubaldo Terzani Horror Show,1.206,2011-06-05,Ubaldo Terzani Horror Show,4.6,8 +3860,"[28, 878]",188089,en,Pizza Man,1.205,2011-06-15,Pizza Man,6.0,3 +3861,"[18, 53]",117944,en,Joint Body,1.203,2011-01-01,Joint Body,5.0,1 +3862,[27],270169,en,I Was a Teenage Werebear,1.2,2011-09-01,I Was a Teenage Werebear,8.7,3 +3863,[],63852,en,NFL Super Bowl XLV Champions: Green Bay Packers,1.2,2011-03-08,NFL Super Bowl XLV Champions: Green Bay Packers,3.8,2 +3864,[27],61233,en,Dark Fields,1.2,2009-10-25,Dark Fields,3.6,9 +3865,[99],76778,en,Justin Bieber: Rise to Fame,1.2,2011-01-11,Justin Bieber: Rise to Fame,2.0,8 +3866,[],314194,en,Chasing Cotards,1.197,2011-02-24,Chasing Cotards,6.7,3 +3867,[18],59805,en,Magic City Memoirs,1.19,2011-03-11,Magic City Memoirs,7.0,2 +3868,"[10770, 10751]",141976,en,Mistletoe Over Manhattan,1.189,2011-11-06,Mistletoe Over Manhattan,6.3,13 +3869,[53],97864,en,Behind Your Eyes,1.186,2011-07-16,Behind Your Eyes,3.0,3 +3870,[99],61198,en,How to Live Forever,1.185,2011-05-13,How to Live Forever,6.0,3 +3871,[35],71443,en,The Hustle,1.185,2011-07-06,The Hustle,5.2,3 +3872,"[53, 10770, 18, 9648]",196317,en,Past Obsessions,1.185,2011-06-04,Past Obsessions,4.0,3 +3873,"[27, 53, 9648]",78288,en,Unhappy Birthday,1.185,2011-06-21,Unhappy Birthday,4.0,3 +3874,"[35, 10749]",243599,en,A Holiday Heist,1.185,2011-11-27,A Holiday Heist,2.3,3 +3875,"[27, 53, 9648]",138959,en,The Absent,1.184,2011-01-07,The Absent,3.3,3 +3876,[35],65803,pl,Jak sie pozbyc cellulitu,1.179,2011-03-03,How to Get Rid of Cellulite,4.8,6 +3877,[18],82817,fr,Impardonnables,1.176,2011-09-09,Unforgivable,6.5,2 +3878,"[18, 35]",80041,en,The Runway,1.176,2011-12-02,The Runway,5.3,3 +3879,"[35, 10402, 10751]",112024,en,Tyler Perry's Aunt Bam's Place - The Play,1.175,2011-08-30,Tyler Perry's Aunt Bam's Place - The Play,7.8,8 +3880,[99],111964,en,Nefarious: Merchant of Souls,1.173,2011-07-27,Nefarious: Merchant of Souls,10.0,1 +3881,"[18, 10752]",78098,en,As If I Am Not There,1.173,2011-04-01,As If I Am Not There,6.8,7 +3882,[99],80169,en,Thrive: What on Earth Will it Take?,1.173,2011-11-11,Thrive: What on Earth Will it Take?,5.7,21 +3883,"[18, 35, 10749]",89524,en,The Love Patient,1.171,2011-05-06,The Love Patient,5.2,7 +3884,[18],75469,en,Oka!,1.17,2011-10-14,Oka!,2.5,2 +3885,[99],79999,en,Behind the Wall: The Making of the Elder Scrolls V Skyrim,1.167,2011-11-11,Behind the Wall: The Making of the Elder Scrolls V Skyrim,6.5,1 +3886,[],68948,en,"Jehovah's Witnesses - Faith In Action, Part 2: Let The Light Shine",1.164,2011-01-01,"Jehovah's Witnesses - Faith In Action, Part 2: Let The Light Shine",8.6,7 +3887,[10402],282275,en,Amon Amarth: Bloodshed over Bochum,1.163,2011-03-29,Amon Amarth: Bloodshed over Bochum,4.8,2 +3888,"[27, 53, 9648]",82115,en,Skew,1.163,2011-04-19,Skew,4.1,29 +3889,"[18, 10751]",74424,en,On Strike for Christmas,1.161,2011-09-06,On Strike for Christmas,4.9,9 +3890,[99],213270,en,Dark Girls,1.159,2011-11-17,Dark Girls,6.7,10 +3891,"[18, 35]",69877,ru,Парень с Марса,1.159,2011-11-11,Paren s Marsa,1.0,1 +3892,"[28, 53]",48751,en,Deep Gold,1.155,2011-04-22,Deep Gold,5.0,2 +3893,[53],116898,en,Another Man's Wife,1.155,2011-05-22,Another Man's Wife,4.5,2 +3894,[99],82935,en,Dragonslayer,1.155,2011-11-04,Dragonslayer,4.5,2 +3895,"[99, 28, 18]",103391,en,Fighting Fear,1.155,2011-11-10,Fighting Fear,4.0,2 +3896,[18],290529,en,Anthem,1.155,2011-07-19,Anthem,3.8,2 +3897,[28],57955,en,The Wereth Eleven,1.154,2011-01-01,The Wereth Eleven,5.0,2 +3898,[],69639,en,The Makeover,1.153,2011-04-22,The Makeover,5.5,2 +3899,"[10749, 80, 18, 35]",144271,en,Joe + Belle,1.151,2011-07-01,Joe + Belle,6.5,9 +3900,"[35, 10751]",96933,en,Me Again,1.15,2011-08-21,Me Again,5.2,6 +3901,[18],71733,de,Shqiptari,1.144,2011-01-11,The Albanian,6.8,6 +3902,[10402],62777,en,Foo Fighters - Wasting Light Live From 606,1.143,2011-04-05,Foo Fighters - Wasting Light Live From 606,7.0,1 +3903,[99],94331,en,Fightville,1.143,2011-03-12,Fightville,6.0,6 +3904,"[35, 18, 10749]",38415,en,Bran Nue Dae,1.142,2011-09-13,Bran Nue Dae,5.7,12 +3905,[99],124887,en,Screaming in High Heels: The Rise & Fall of the Scream Queen Era,1.132,2011-05-05,Screaming in High Heels: The Rise & Fall of the Scream Queen Era,6.7,14 +3906,"[35, 18, 10751]",212767,en,Tyler Perry's The Haves & The Have Nots - The Play,1.13,2011-09-27,Tyler Perry's The Haves & The Have Nots - The Play,7.5,7 +3907,[99],63494,de,Magie des Waldes 3d,1.129,2011-11-21,3D Magic Forest,3.0,1 +3908,[10402],98065,en,Girl Walk: All Day,1.128,2011-12-08,Girl Walk: All Day,7.3,8 +3909,[18],74457,en,Redemption Road,1.128,2011-08-26,Redemption Road,4.7,6 +3910,"[10402, 35]",493549,en,I Was a Mermaid and Now I'm a Pop Star,1.125,2011-09-08,I Was a Mermaid and Now I'm a Pop Star,7.0,1 +3911,[],180604,en,All That Way For Love,1.125,2011-07-20,All That Way For Love,7.0,1 +3912,"[18, 36]",103668,en,"The Strange History of Don't Ask, Don't Tell",1.125,2011-09-13,"The Strange History of Don't Ask, Don't Tell",7.0,1 +3913,[],129929,en,Within Temptation: The Unforgiving,1.125,2011-03-29,Within Temptation: The Unforgiving,6.5,1 +3914,"[27, 53]",116514,en,Forest of the Living Dead,1.125,2011-04-14,The Forest,2.5,1 +3915,"[18, 10749]",82640,en,Twelve Thirty,1.124,2011-01-14,Twelve Thirty,7.0,1 +3916,"[28, 99]",77092,en,Memphis Heat: The True Story of Memphis Wrasslin',1.124,2011-02-24,Memphis Heat: The True Story of Memphis Wrasslin',5.0,1 +3917,"[10749, 35, 10751]",62685,ru,Фотки,1.124,2011-11-11,Pictures,1.0,1 +3918,"[28, 53]",116165,en,Cherry Bomb,1.12,2011-06-01,Cherry Bomb,3.0,8 +3919,"[35, 18, 10749]",41483,sr,Tamo i ovde,1.114,2009-04-22,Here and There,6.3,5 +3920,[10402],79700,en,RUSH: Time Machine,1.107,2011-11-08,RUSH: Time Machine,8.0,6 +3921,[18],127880,es,Infancia Clandestina,1.105,2011-12-20,Clandestine Childhood,7.0,21 +3922,[18],68241,en,Ecstasy,1.103,2011-06-28,Ecstasy,3.8,4 +3923,"[28, 53]",67723,en,Universal Squadrons,1.093,2011-11-30,Universal Squadrons,3.8,4 +3924,[18],69333,en,Soul Boy,1.091,2011-01-01,Soul Boy,7.2,5 +3925,[18],167670,en,"Sergeant Slaughter, My Big Brother",1.089,2011-03-27,"Sergeant Slaughter, My Big Brother",5.9,8 +3926,[18],96888,he,Ha-shoter,1.089,2011-10-15,Policeman,5.9,12 +3927,"[18, 53, 9648, 10749]",74546,en,Pulsar,1.088,2011-01-11,Pulsar,5.5,6 +3928,[99],137896,en,Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts,1.085,2011-11-01,Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts,7.4,4 +3929,[27],77884,en,Silver Bullets,1.085,2011-10-28,Silver Bullets,5.5,4 +3930,[],143083,en,Isolation,1.085,2011-10-04,Isolation,5.3,4 +3931,[18],266588,fa,طلا و مس,1.084,2011-01-11,Gold and Copper,6.4,4 +3932,[99],108917,en,Vito,1.072,2011-10-14,Vito,8.2,5 +3933,[99],79462,en,Candyman: The David Klein Story,1.072,2010-01-24,Candyman: The David Klein Story,6.0,5 +3934,[],218553,en,Bashment,1.07,2011-06-17,Bashment,7.8,5 +3935,[99],147923,en,(A)sexual,1.065,2011-01-01,(A)sexual,5.3,13 +3936,[27],118622,en,The Disco Exorcist,1.062,2011-10-14,The Disco Exorcist,4.6,4 +3937,"[18, 10402, 10749]",414278,en,Our Deal,1.059,2011-08-02,Our Deal,6.3,13 +3938,[35],76234,en,Living Will...,1.058,2011-10-04,Living Will...,4.4,6 +3939,"[9648, 53, 18]",109236,en,Gone,1.057,2011-06-27,Gone,5.1,7 +3940,[18],66025,en,Mooz-lum,1.057,2011-02-11,Mooz-lum,4.7,5 +3941,[99],75000,en,The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975,1.056,2011-09-09,The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975,7.7,9 +3942,"[35, 99]",64836,en,Exporting Raymond,1.056,2011-04-29,Exporting Raymond,6.9,21 +3943,"[28, 12, 878, 53]",307732,en,Mad Max Renegade,1.055,2011-12-03,Mad Max Renegade,8.1,7 +3944,[18],106294,es,Mi Último Round,1.053,2011-04-23,My Last Round,5.4,5 +3945,[35],85989,en,Worst. Prom. Ever.,1.051,2011-05-09,Worst. Prom. Ever.,7.0,6 +3946,[10402],86652,en,Michael Bublé: A Michael Bublé Christmas,1.047,2011-12-21,Michael Bublé: A Michael Bublé Christmas,7.5,1 +3947,"[35, 18]",140846,en,Company,1.045,2011-06-15,Company,7.9,10 +3948,"[878, 27]",118988,en,Paranormal Incident,1.041,2011-10-31,Paranormal Incident,2.9,9 +3949,[99],90873,en,Last Days Here,1.034,2011-04-29,Last Days Here,7.6,14 +3950,[99],73361,en,Randy Orton: The Evolution Of A Predator,1.034,2011-09-06,Randy Orton: The Evolution Of A Predator,6.7,5 +3951,"[10770, 18, 80]",102931,en,Silent Witness,1.033,2011-01-01,Silent Witness,6.6,5 +3952,"[28, 53, 80]",171363,en,Pimp Bullies,1.033,2011-06-30,Pimp Bullies,3.7,3 +3953,[10402],78397,en,Inni,1.032,2011-11-07,Inni,7.1,5 +3954,[99],36974,en,Turtle: The Incredible Journey,1.031,2011-06-24,Turtle: The Incredible Journey,6.4,9 +3955,[27],311666,en,Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash,1.027,2011-01-01,Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash,5.0,5 +3956,[99],82688,en,El Bulli: Cooking in Progress,1.025,2011-09-15,El Bulli: Cooking in Progress,5.0,3 +3957,"[9648, 53, 18, 80]",95807,en,Ricochet,1.025,2011-11-30,Ricochet,3.8,2 +3958,"[18, 10402]",95538,pt,Morrer Como Um Homem,1.024,2009-11-06,To Die Like a Man,6.3,6 +3959,"[35, 18, 10749]",80301,en,A Christmas Wedding Tail,1.024,2011-11-19,A Christmas Wedding Tail,5.3,11 +3960,[99],67619,en,Revenge of the Electric Car,1.023,2011-10-21,Revenge of the Electric Car,6.7,12 +3961,[35],53358,en,Fubar II,1.018,2011-04-19,Fubar II,6.5,11 +3962,[10402],79536,en,Take That: Progress Live,1.017,2011-12-02,Take That: Progress Live,7.1,5 +3963,[99],57211,en,Magic Trip,1.013,2011-08-05,Magic Trip,6.9,12 +3964,"[35, 27]",102116,en,"Paper Rock, Scissors",1.001,2011-09-12,"Paper Rock, Scissors",4.5,3 +3965,"[28, 18, 9648, 10770]",81438,en,Deck the Halls,0.999,2011-12-20,Deck the Halls,3.7,3 +3966,[99],86723,en,Where Soldiers Come From,0.996,2011-09-09,Where Soldiers Come From,6.0,4 +3967,"[53, 35, 80]",605408,en,Gooned Out Chris gets Kid Napped,0.995,2011-12-10,Gooned Out Chris gets Kid Napped,8.0,1 +3968,"[35, 10770]",61372,en,Colin Quinn: Long Story Short,0.995,2011-04-09,Colin Quinn: Long Story Short,6.5,5 +3969,"[18, 28, 80]",210892,en,Sanctioned to Die,0.995,2011-07-24,Blood Games,5.5,1 +3970,"[53, 27]",107872,en,Fugue,0.994,2011-01-01,Fugue,6.0,1 +3971,"[18, 9648, 878, 53]",185248,en,Pig,0.992,2011-04-16,Pig,6.0,11 +3972,[],192483,en,1313: Giant Killer Bees!,0.992,2011-03-31,1313: Giant Killer Bees!,1.6,4 +3973,[18],61263,fr,Illégal,0.991,2011-03-25,Illegal,7.3,10 +3974,"[18, 80]",77439,en,Where The Road Meets The Sun,0.985,2011-06-29,Where The Road Meets The Sun,5.8,3 +3975,"[35, 10749]",212927,en,Jamie and Jessie Are Not Together,0.983,2011-06-18,Jamie and Jessie Are Not Together,4.8,7 +3976,[99],75322,en,Kubrick's Odyssey: Secrets Hidden in the Films of Stanley Kubrick; Part One: Kubrick and Apollo,0.982,2011-04-05,Kubrick's Odyssey: Secrets Hidden in the Films of Stanley Kubrick; Part One: Kubrick and Apollo,5.4,4 +3977,[99],61854,en,Something Ventured,0.981,2011-04-01,Something Ventured,6.7,12 +3978,[99],444633,en,Babies Behind Bars,0.981,2011-03-02,Babies Behind Bars,6.0,4 +3979,[28],209523,en,VS: The Movie,0.981,2011-01-22,VS: The Movie,1.5,4 +3980,[18],91312,en,Cook County,0.98,2011-12-16,Cook County,7.0,4 +3981,[16],311218,en,A Very Pink Christmas,0.965,2011-12-07,A Very Pink Christmas,6.8,4 +3982,"[99, 80]",77881,en,Crime After Crime,0.965,2011-07-01,Crime After Crime,5.5,4 +3983,"[99, 12, 18]",197302,en,The Sacred Science,0.965,2011-05-26,The Sacred Science,5.4,4 +3984,"[18, 10749]",103322,en,Art History,0.965,2011-09-23,Art History,4.0,4 +3985,"[99, 10402]",79708,en,Pink Floyd: Behind the Wall,0.964,2011-01-01,Pink Floyd: Behind the Wall,9.0,4 +3986,[18],116735,en,2nd Take,0.964,2011-01-01,2nd Take,6.5,4 +3987,"[18, 27]",57503,en,The Ascension,0.962,2011-11-30,The Ascension,8.0,1 +3988,[99],143193,en,Rescue,0.958,2011-06-17,Rescue,4.7,3 +3989,[18],45244,en,"Life, Above All",0.952,2011-07-15,"Life, Above All",6.9,11 +3990,[],369481,en,Jason Segel & Paul Rudd Meet Rush,0.952,2011-01-31,Jason Segel & Paul Rudd Meet Rush,5.0,2 +3991,[10402],85905,en,Amy Winehouse - A Last Goodbye,0.952,2011-09-12,Amy Winehouse - A Last Goodbye,3.0,3 +3992,[10402],83093,en,Jay-Z Live From Madison Square Garden: Answer The Call,0.951,2011-09-19,Jay-Z Live From Madison Square Garden: Answer The Call,5.3,2 +3993,"[12, 99]",73574,en,The Scene,0.951,2011-04-29,The Scene,4.3,2 +3994,[99],79965,en,I Believe I Can Fly,0.95,2011-11-10,I Believe I Can Fly,5.5,3 +3995,[99],65822,en,Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2011 - The 3D Experience,0.949,2011-02-15,Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2011 - The 3D Experience,4.7,3 +3996,"[27, 35]",101953,en,The Zombie Factor,0.948,2011-06-09,The Zombie Factor,4.0,3 +3997,"[28, 35, 878]",141867,en,Power Rangers Samurai: Clash of the Red Rangers - The Movie,0.946,2011-11-26,Power Rangers Samurai: Clash of the Red Rangers - The Movie,6.3,10 +3998,"[10751, 16]",75149,en,Care Bears: Share Bear Shines,0.941,2011-09-06,Care Bears: Share Bear Shines,4.0,2 +3999,[99],90322,en,On the Shoulders of Giants,0.94,2011-02-11,On the Shoulders of Giants,6.0,2 +4000,[35],80603,en,Ed Byrne Crowd Pleaser,0.935,2011-11-11,Ed Byrne Crowd Pleaser,9.3,3 +4001,[10402],84280,en,Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (Immersion Edition),0.935,2011-11-08,Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (Immersion Edition),6.5,3 +4002,[99],108718,en,Blind - This Is Not a Test,0.935,2011-05-23,Blind - This Is Not a Test,5.8,3 +4003,[18],85819,en,Some Days Are Better Than Others,0.935,2011-06-03,Some Days Are Better Than Others,5.2,3 +4004,[99],67908,en,Programming The Nation?,0.935,2011-08-19,Programming The Nation?,5.0,3 +4005,"[10751, 18]",81212,en,The Lamp,0.935,2011-08-01,The Lamp,4.7,3 +4006,[16],401224,en,Mound,0.934,2011-01-01,Mound,7.3,3 +4007,[99],53437,en,Strongman,0.934,2011-01-25,Strongman,7.3,3 +4008,[18],85025,en,Memory Lane,0.934,2011-03-25,Memory Lane,6.0,3 +4009,"[28, 18]",82909,te,Nenu Naa Rakshasi,0.933,2011-04-29,Nenu Naa Rakshasi,5.3,3 +4010,"[27, 18]",373929,en,Touch of Evil,0.932,2011-12-06,Touch of Evil,7.4,9 +4011,"[35, 18, 10749]",79640,en,The One,0.931,2011-10-07,The One,5.5,5 +4012,[10402],109976,en,Sade: Bring Me Home - Live 2011,0.925,2011-05-21,Sade: Bring Me Home - Live 2011,7.7,11 +4013,[35],399197,en,Bikini Warriors,0.918,2011-01-15,Knock Outs,3.5,2 +4014,[18],294105,en,Wild Card,0.917,2011-01-01,Wild Card,8.0,1 +4015,"[18, 53]",58194,en,White Irish Drinkers,0.916,2011-03-25,White Irish Drinkers,6.3,11 +4016,[99],175122,en,Forbidden Tomb Of Genghis Khan,0.915,2011-12-30,Forbidden Tomb Of Genghis Khan,6.0,2 +4017,[99],259086,en,Working Class,0.913,2011-09-08,Working Class,5.3,2 +4018,[99],124330,en,Let Them Talk A Celebration of New Orleans Blues,0.913,2011-06-14,Let Them Talk A Celebration of New Orleans Blues,5.0,2 +4019,[99],80753,en,"Connected: An Autoblogography About Love, Death & Technology",0.913,2011-01-21,"Connected: An Autoblogography About Love, Death & Technology",4.0,2 +4020,"[10770, 53, 12, 18, 27]",348536,en,Locke & Key,0.912,2011-01-01,Locke & Key,4.5,2 +4021,"[27, 35, 14]",185331,he,Chatulim Al Sirat Pedalim,0.911,2011-10-10,Cats on a Pedal Boat,6.0,1 +4022,"[53, 28, 27]",220854,en,Falls the Shadow,0.907,2011-01-01,Falls the Shadow,2.9,6 +4023,[10402],129057,en,Halford: Live At Saitama Super Arena,0.905,2011-10-11,Halford: Live At Saitama Super Arena,8.3,2 +4024,[99],223308,en,Catfish: Meeting the Girl in the Pictures,0.905,2011-09-06,Catfish: Meeting the Girl in the Pictures,8.0,2 +4025,[],157162,en,Once I Was a Champion,0.905,2011-06-18,Once I Was a Champion,7.0,2 +4026,"[36, 99]",87098,en,The Desert of Forbidden Art,0.905,2011-03-18,The Desert of Forbidden Art,6.0,2 +4027,[10751],66624,en,Field of Vision,0.905,2011-06-11,Field of Vision,6.0,2 +4028,"[99, 10402]",78709,en,Blaze Foley: Duct Tape Messiah,0.905,2011-04-07,Blaze Foley: Duct Tape Messiah,5.3,2 +4029,[18],97429,en,Bang Bang,0.905,2011-05-03,Bang Bang,4.3,2 +4030,"[10751, 16]",81969,en,Puss in Boots: A Furry Tail,0.905,2011-10-11,Puss in Boots: A Furry Tail,4.3,2 +4031,[18],81961,en,E:60 - The Wrestler: The Scott Hall Story,0.905,2011-10-20,E:60 - The Wrestler: The Scott Hall Story,4.3,2 +4032,[99],91466,en,Charismatic,0.905,2011-10-18,Charismatic,3.8,2 +4033,[27],112238,de,Frankenstein Day of the Beast,0.905,2011-11-21,Frankenstein Day of the Beast,2.5,2 +4034,[],299225,en,Tick Tock,0.904,2011-03-01,Tick Tock,8.5,2 +4035,[99],73941,en,Limelight,0.904,2011-09-23,Limelight,5.3,5 +4036,"[16, 99]",329212,en,My Daily Routine,0.904,2011-02-14,My Daily Routine,4.5,2 +4037,[99],67117,en,Arduino The Documentary,0.904,2011-01-07,Arduino The Documentary,4.0,2 +4038,"[28, 53]",54799,en,300 Killers,0.904,2011-01-18,300 Killers,2.0,2 +4039,[],272885,en,Justin Bieber: A Star is Born,0.904,2011-01-01,Justin Bieber: A Star is Born,1.0,2 +4040,"[99, 10402, 10749]",91352,en,The Swell Season,0.899,2011-04-22,The Swell Season,6.4,9 +4041,"[12, 18]",164183,en,My Own Private River,0.895,2011-09-25,My Own Private River,8.3,6 +4042,[35],80024,en,Buffering,0.895,2011-04-24,Buffering,6.5,6 +4043,[99],53436,en,Tornado Alley,0.895,2011-03-18,Tornado Alley,6.5,6 +4044,"[10770, 99]",98554,en,Serving Life,0.888,2011-07-28,Serving Life,9.0,1 +4045,"[18, 10751, 10770]",135682,en,The Heart of Christmas,0.887,2011-12-04,The Heart of Christmas,6.6,8 +4046,[],57697,en,"Mama, I Want to Sing!",0.885,2011-01-19,"Mama, I Want to Sing!",10.0,1 +4047,[],556516,en,Inside Story: National Lampoon's Vacation,0.885,2011-01-01,Inside Story: National Lampoon's Vacation,8.0,1 +4048,"[18, 35]",372135,en,Treatment,0.883,2011-01-01,Treatment,5.0,1 +4049,[99],80210,en,The Undefeated,0.88,2011-07-15,The Undefeated,1.8,7 +4050,[99],91927,en,The Bengali Detective,0.879,2011-04-28,The Bengali Detective,10.0,1 +4051,[10402],168658,it,Guitar Artistry of -John Fahey On The Sunny Side Of The Ocean,0.879,2011-06-19,Guitar Artistry of -John Fahey On The Sunny Side Of The Ocean,6.5,1 +4052,"[99, 18]",83040,en,Battle for Brooklyn,0.879,2011-06-17,Battle for Brooklyn,5.0,1 +4053,"[35, 18]",377096,en,Weighting,0.878,2011-01-11,Weighting,7.0,1 +4054,[],74253,en,National Geography: Surviving 9/11,0.878,2011-03-16,National Geography: Surviving 9/11,7.0,1 +4055,[18],70071,en,The Space Between,0.876,2011-09-11,The Space Between,6.8,8 +4056,[99],395639,en,Long Distance Warrior,0.875,2011-05-25,Long Distance Warrior,10.0,1 +4057,[99],336881,en,A Tribute to Laurel & Hardy,0.875,2011-10-25,A Tribute to Laurel & Hardy,9.0,1 +4058,[],168911,en,Trouble in the Heights,0.875,2011-10-21,Trouble in the Heights,9.0,1 +4059,[99],377610,en,A Conversation with The Masters: The Empire Strikes Back 30 Years Later,0.875,2011-09-19,A Conversation with The Masters: The Empire Strikes Back 30 Years Later,8.0,1 +4060,[10402],161427,en,REO Speedwagon: Live in the Heartland,0.875,2011-09-06,REO Speedwagon: Live in the Heartland,8.0,1 +4061,"[35, 99]",57599,en,Wretches & Jabberers,0.875,2011-04-01,Wretches & Jabberers,8.0,1 +4062,[],291616,en,Mother's Red Dress,0.875,2011-09-18,Mother's Red Dress,7.0,1 +4063,[99],99180,en,A Norml Life,0.875,2011-08-16,A Norml Life,7.0,1 +4064,[35],83478,en,Turkey Bowl,0.875,2011-06-03,Turkey Bowl,7.0,1 +4065,[35],352826,en,Ham Sandwich,0.875,2011-04-30,Ham Sandwich,6.5,1 +4066,[],431241,en,Best Date Ever!,0.875,2011-05-21,Best Date Ever!,6.0,1 +4067,[],412416,en,The Great Dictator: The Clown Turns Prophet,0.875,2011-05-24,The Great Dictator: The Clown Turns Prophet,6.0,1 +4068,"[99, 36, 10752]",76318,en,The War of 1812,0.875,2011-10-10,The War of 1812,6.0,1 +4069,[27],357170,en,The Birds of Anger,0.875,2011-09-01,The Birds of Anger,5.0,1 +4070,[35],335878,en,Coffee & Pie,0.875,2011-09-04,Coffee & Pie,5.0,1 +4071,[35],123279,en,Kathy Griffin: Pants Off,0.875,2011-09-20,Kathy Griffin: Pants Off,5.0,1 +4072,[99],89196,en,Incident in New Baghdad,0.875,2011-04-24,Incident in New Baghdad,5.0,1 +4073,"[53, 27]",207345,en,1313: Haunted Frat,0.875,2011-08-02,1313: Haunted Frat,4.0,1 +4074,"[35, 18]",193139,en,The Perfect Gift,0.875,2011-11-01,The Perfect Gift,4.0,1 +4075,[],125472,en,In God We Teach,0.875,2011-11-01,In God We Teach,4.0,1 +4076,[53],103812,en,Nature,0.875,2011-09-27,Nature,3.0,1 +4077,[],263876,en,Bob the Builder: Big Dino Dig,0.875,2011-06-01,Bob the Builder: Big Dino Dig,2.0,1 +4078,"[28, 27, 878, 37]",57817,en,Red River,0.875,2011-05-05,Red River,0.0,1 +4079,"[27, 35]",309780,en,Curtain,0.874,2011-01-01,Curtain,7.0,1 +4080,[28],99969,en,Bomb Squad,0.874,2011-02-25,Bomb Squad,7.0,1 +4081,[99],87593,en,Kevin,0.874,2011-01-01,Kevin,7.0,1 +4082,"[878, 28]",348161,en,3 Minutes,0.874,2011-01-10,3 Minutes,6.0,1 +4083,[],460255,en,Bronze,0.874,2011-01-01,Bronze,5.0,1 +4084,[99],122208,de,Safari: Africa,0.874,2011-01-01,Safari: Africa,5.0,1 +4085,"[99, 16, 18]",62428,en,March of the Dinosaurs,0.873,2011-07-07,March of the Dinosaurs,6.1,8 +4086,[18],220493,en,Sal,0.873,2013-11-01,Sal,4.8,4 +4087,[18],46104,cn,Amphetamine,0.872,2011-10-28,Amphetamine,6.2,7 +4088,[18],68387,en,Bringing Ashley Home,0.87,2011-03-20,Bringing Ashley Home,5.8,8 +4089,[18],127747,en,Open Gate,0.868,2011-01-01,Open Gate,5.9,5 +4090,[],208572,en,The Time Machine (I Found at a Yardsale),0.868,2011-08-20,The Time Machine (I Found at a Yardsale),1.0,3 +4091,[99],87849,en,When Strangers Click: Five Stories from the Internet,0.864,2011-02-14,When Strangers Click: Five Stories from the Internet,4.6,5 +4092,"[878, 27]",133953,en,Snow Shark: Ancient Snow Beast,0.861,2011-10-12,Snow Shark: Ancient Snow Beast,3.0,6 +4093,[53],57172,en,Trapped: Haitian Nights,0.86,2011-02-08,Trapped: Haitian Nights,8.0,2 +4094,"[35, 10749, 10402]",96525,en,Music in the Air,0.857,2011-03-17,Music in the Air,3.5,2 +4095,"[14, 18]",65016,fr,La belle endormie,0.849,2011-07-08,The Sleeping Beauty,4.0,6 +4096,"[28, 16]",451820,en,The Reading,0.84,2011-07-12,The Reading,10.0,1 +4097,[],278083,en,Mothers of Bedford,0.84,2011-11-08,Mothers of Bedford,10.0,1 +4098,[99],256858,de,Kinder,0.84,2011-11-12,Kids,10.0,1 +4099,[18],495030,en,The Human War,0.84,2011-02-25,The Human War,9.0,1 +4100,[],156004,en,Peter Hurley: The Art Behind The Headshot,0.84,2011-09-13,Peter Hurley: The Art Behind The Headshot,9.0,1 +4101,[35],155113,en,Kathy Griffin: 50 And Not Pregnant,0.84,2011-03-17,Kathy Griffin: 50 And Not Pregnant,9.0,1 +4102,[99],53328,en,The Last Mountain,0.84,2011-06-03,The Last Mountain,9.0,2 +4103,[99],287157,en,Someplace with a Mountain,0.84,2011-04-20,Someplace with a Mountain,8.0,1 +4104,[36],132372,en,Wicked Pirate City,0.84,2011-05-08,Wicked Pirate City,8.0,1 +4105,"[99, 10751]",113201,en,No Look Pass,0.84,2011-06-07,No Look Pass,8.0,1 +4106,[],110095,en,TB20,0.84,2011-09-09,TB20,8.0,1 +4107,[27],63138,en,Blood On My Name,0.84,2011-04-22,Blood On My Name,8.0,1 +4108,[],171270,en,Nick: The Feature Film,0.84,2011-12-15,Nick: The Feature Film,7.7,3 +4109,[99],84134,en,Earth: Making of a Planet,0.84,2011-03-06,Earth: Making of a Planet,7.3,6 +4110,[53],416669,en,Blackstone,0.84,2011-05-28,Blackstone,7.0,1 +4111,[18],369551,en,Fucked,0.84,2011-04-25,Fucked,7.0,1 +4112,[99],202152,en,An Inconvenient Tax,0.84,2011-04-15,An Inconvenient Tax,7.0,1 +4113,[],181356,en,Cho Dependent,0.84,2011-06-16,Cho Dependent,7.0,1 +4114,[],135472,en,Velvet Road,0.84,2011-10-31,Velvet Road,7.0,1 +4115,"[10749, 18]",109293,en,Taion,0.84,2011-09-27,Body Temperature,7.0,1 +4116,[99],105561,en,Patriocracy,0.84,2011-11-05,Patriocracy,6.8,2 +4117,[99],305346,en,Back to Space-Con,0.84,2011-02-26,Back to Space-Con,6.5,1 +4118,"[99, 36]",222228,en,Through the Weeping Glass: On the Consolations of Life Everlasting (Limbos & Afterbreezes in the Mütter Museum),0.84,2011-09-24,Through the Weeping Glass: On the Consolations of Life Everlasting (Limbos & Afterbreezes in the Mütter Museum),6.5,2 +4119,"[35, 27]",106855,en,Slash-In-The-Box,0.84,2011-10-27,Slash-In-The-Box,6.5,2 +4120,"[27, 18]",260104,en,Certified,0.84,2011-01-23,Certified,6.3,3 +4121,[35],179809,en,Adventures of Serial Buddies,0.84,2011-09-20,Adventures of Serial Buddies,6.3,2 +4122,[18],42747,sv,Änglavakt,0.84,2011-01-13,Among Us,6.2,3 +4123,"[12, 18, 36, 10749]",82331,lt,Tadas Blinda. Pradžia,0.84,2011-01-01,Fireheart: The Legend of Tadas Blinda,6.1,4 +4124,"[16, 28, 12, 80]",459979,en,Serenade to Miette,0.84,2011-05-01,Serenade to Miette,6.0,1 +4125,[99],381427,en,Rocky Mountain Express,0.84,2011-09-30,Rocky Mountain Express,6.0,1 +4126,[99],265496,en,Bermuda Triangle Exposed,0.84,2011-03-21,Bermuda Triangle Exposed,6.0,1 +4127,[27],261179,en,13th Sign,0.84,2011-10-20,13th Sign,6.0,1 +4128,[53],257000,en,A Perfect Life,0.84,2011-09-13,A Perfect Life,6.0,1 +4129,[],253437,en,Wind Jammers,0.84,2011-01-29,Wind Jammers,6.0,1 +4130,[],242617,en,Holy Night!,0.84,2011-01-01,Holy Night!,6.0,1 +4131,"[18, 28, 53]",234343,en,Sold,0.84,2011-03-11,Sold,6.0,1 +4132,[10402],88521,en,Primal Scream - Screamadelica,0.84,2011-05-06,Primal Scream - Screamadelica,6.0,1 +4133,[16],65714,en,Little Big Panda,0.84,2011-02-03,Little Big Panda,6.0,2 +4134,"[10751, 35, 10749, 10770]",60892,en,Truth be Told,0.84,2011-04-16,Truth be Told,6.0,1 +4135,[99],132858,en,The Dotted Line,0.84,2011-10-11,The Dotted Line,5.9,4 +4136,[18],226056,ru,Подарок Сталину,0.84,2011-03-18,The Gift to Stalin,5.8,4 +4137,[18],107751,en,Amy George,0.84,2011-04-03,Amy George,5.5,4 +4138,[10402],115559,en,Lady Antebellum - At The Concert Hall,0.84,2011-12-11,Lady Antebellum - At The Concert Hall,5.3,2 +4139,[18],37630,cs,Protektor,0.84,2011-08-05,The Protector,5.1,5 +4140,"[99, 18]",119489,en,The Collective Evolution,0.84,2011-01-15,The Collective Evolution,5.0,1 +4141,[99],83474,en,Renée,0.84,2011-10-04,Renée,4.8,3 +4142,[99],100138,en,CAPiTA: Defenders of Awesome,0.84,2011-09-29,CAPiTA: Defenders of Awesome,4.8,2 +4143,"[18, 36, 10752]",72913,en,Amigo,0.84,2011-08-19,Amigo,4.8,4 +4144,"[35, 18]",63683,hi,Luv Ka the End,0.84,2011-05-06,Luv Ka the End,4.5,10 +4145,"[36, 99]",305566,en,Bartitsu: The Lost Martial Art of Sherlock Holmes,0.84,2011-03-28,Bartitsu: The Lost Martial Art of Sherlock Holmes,4.3,2 +4146,[10402],82102,en,Motörhead: The Wörld Is Ours Vol 1 Everywhere Further Than Everyplace Else,0.84,2011-11-22,Motörhead: The Wörld Is Ours Vol 1 Everywhere Further Than Everyplace Else,4.3,2 +4147,[],153533,en,"A Finger, Two Dots Then Me",0.84,2011-01-01,"A Finger, Two Dots Then Me",4.0,1 +4148,"[28, 35, 80]",89841,en,Delivered,0.84,2011-11-21,Delivered,4.0,1 +4149,"[27, 35]",168405,en,An Evening With My Comatose Mother,0.84,2011-04-09,An Evening With My Comatose Mother,3.8,2 +4150,[18],81620,en,Chantrapas,0.84,2011-04-24,Chantrapas,3.5,2 +4151,"[35, 53, 10749]",223307,en,Over the Edge,0.84,2011-01-01,Over the Edge,3.3,3 +4152,[],187796,en,Heaven Strewn,0.84,2011-05-08,Heaven Strewn,3.0,1 +4153,[],76518,ru,Без мужчин,0.84,2011-11-11,Bez Muzhchin,3.0,2 +4154,[35],128693,en,The Girl with the Tramp Stamp Tattoo,0.84,2011-12-04,The Girl with the Tramp Stamp Tattoo,2.5,2 +4155,[18],226052,en,Everything Strange and New,0.84,2011-02-25,Everything Strange and New,2.0,2 +4156,[27],155577,en,Lilith,0.84,2011-10-28,Lilith,2.0,2 +4157,[27],140218,en,Zombie Babies,0.84,2011-03-01,Zombie Babies,1.5,2 +4158,"[12, 28, 37, 10751]",100095,en,Cowboys & Indians,0.84,2011-01-01,Cowboys & Indians,1.5,2 +4159,[878],274343,en,The Ghost of Saint Aubin,0.84,2011-09-01,The Ghost of Saint Aubin,1.0,1 +4160,[],134335,en,Devil's Crossing,0.84,2011-05-04,Devil's Crossing,1.0,1 +4161,"[80, 18]",79819,te,దడ,0.84,2011-08-11,Dhada,1.0,1 +4162,[27],208160,en,Tontine Massacre,0.84,2011-04-17,Tontine Massacre,0.5,1 +4163,[14],85874,cn,开心魔法,0.839,2011-12-09,Magic to Win,5.2,6 +4164,[35],75680,en,The PHD movie: Piled Higher and Deeper,0.835,2011-08-12,The PHD movie,6.4,8 +4165,"[10770, 35, 10751, 14]",106339,en,Level Up,0.835,2011-11-23,Level Up,5.0,8 +4166,"[10770, 18, 53, 80, 9648]",83724,en,Justice for Natalee Holloway,0.832,2011-05-09,Justice for Natalee Holloway,5.5,9 +4167,[],410534,en,Path to Glory: The Rise and Rise of the Polish Arabian Horse,0.827,2011-04-01,Path to Glory: The Rise and Rise of the Polish Arabian Horse,10.0,1 +4168,[99],565299,en,Fireplace For Your Home: Birchwood Edition,0.825,2011-12-01,Fireplace For Your Home: Birchwood Edition,10.0,1 +4169,[99],369203,en,We Still Live Here: Âs Nutayuneân,0.824,2011-01-10,We Still Live Here: Âs Nutayuneân,10.0,1 +4170,[18],58088,it,L'amore nascosto,0.82,2011-03-04,Hidden Love,5.5,5 +4171,[27],70112,en,Dahmer vs. Gacy,0.82,2011-05-10,Dahmer vs. Gacy,1.8,5 +4172,"[35, 878, 27]",293743,en,Spoon Wars,0.819,2011-10-01,Spoon Wars,4.3,6 +4173,[99],86821,en,Ayn Rand & the Prophecy of Atlas Shrugged,0.817,2011-11-01,Ayn Rand & the Prophecy of Atlas Shrugged,4.3,4 +4174,[10402],70833,en,Michael Flatley: Lord of the Dance,0.811,2011-03-17,Michael Flatley: Lord of the Dance,7.7,6 +4175,[35],415428,en,Bad Dads,0.807,2011-02-23,Bad Dads,7.0,5 +4176,"[99, 27]",170792,en,I am Nancy,0.805,2011-04-24,I am Nancy,7.0,7 +4177,"[878, 12]",76922,en,Wasteland,0.805,2011-10-11,Wasteland,2.5,7 +4178,[878],85303,en,Archetype,0.804,2011-06-03,Archetype,5.5,5 +4179,[27],113726,en,Ninja Zombies,0.804,2011-11-19,Ninja Zombies,1.8,5 +4180,"[18, 28, 53]",57019,es,Sin retorno,0.801,2011-03-04,No Return,6.2,9 +4181,"[10749, 10770]",198996,en,Time After Time,0.784,2011-03-19,Time After Time,5.4,4 +4182,[99],74537,en,Sarah Palin: You Betcha!,0.781,2011-09-30,Sarah Palin: You Betcha!,5.9,6 +4183,"[18, 10402]",65344,en,The Perfect Age of Rock 'n' Roll,0.781,2011-08-05,The Perfect Age of Rock 'n' Roll,5.5,3 +4184,[],214857,en,Dragon Age: Redemption,0.779,2011-10-11,Dragon Age: Redemption,7.2,11 +4185,[35],80043,en,Billy Connolly: You Asked for it,0.775,2011-11-21,Billy Connolly: You Asked for it,7.8,6 +4186,"[27, 99, 18]",481352,en,A Haunting on Hamilton Street 2: The Stable,0.775,2011-10-31,A Haunting on Hamilton Street 2: The Stable,6.7,3 +4187,"[9648, 53, 10770]",110204,en,The Killing Game,0.775,2011-10-30,The Killing Game,4.8,6 +4188,"[80, 18]",116065,en,Pitch Black Heist,0.774,2011-01-01,Pitch Black Heist,7.2,6 +4189,"[10749, 18]",210992,en,Open,0.774,2011-09-27,Open,4.8,4 +4190,[35],186071,en,The Terrys,0.77,2011-04-14,The Terrys,6.3,4 +4191,[35],301368,en,Spilt Milk,0.77,2011-04-10,Spilt Milk,5.8,4 +4192,"[28, 18, 53]",59900,te,Gaganam,0.767,2011-02-11,Gaganam,5.4,5 +4193,"[18, 10749]",77910,en,For Lovers Only,0.765,2011-07-12,For Lovers Only,7.0,14 +4194,"[28, 53]",61601,en,Good Day for It,0.763,2011-04-08,Good Day for It,5.6,5 +4195,"[35, 18, 9648]",54598,en,Septien,0.759,2011-07-06,Septien,6.1,4 +4196,"[18, 9648]",83242,en,Innocent,0.756,2011-11-29,Innocent,5.0,3 +4197,"[10402, 10770]",68333,en,Beyoncé: Live at Glastonbury 2011,0.755,2011-06-26,Beyoncé: Live at Glastonbury 2011,9.4,5 +4198,[18],352359,en,Joseph Smith: Plates of Gold,0.754,2011-09-02,Joseph Smith: Plates of Gold,8.0,1 +4199,"[10751, 35, 18]",108153,en,Rock the House,0.753,2011-06-18,Rock the House,5.0,4 +4200,"[99, 10770]",163250,en,A Night at the Movies: The Horrors of Stephen King,0.751,2011-10-03,A Night at the Movies: The Horrors of Stephen King,8.0,4 +4201,[10402],60715,en,Bloodbath: Bloodbath Over Bloodstock,0.75,2011-04-25,Bloodbath: Bloodbath Over Bloodstock,6.8,3 +4202,[18],172854,en,Abrupt Decision,0.748,2011-12-20,Abrupt Decision,5.0,3 +4203,[27],226992,en,Annotated,0.746,2011-08-19,Annotated,4.5,3 +4204,[18],86815,fr,La Folie Almayer,0.745,2011-11-04,Almayer's Folly,8.3,3 +4205,"[99, 10402]",109511,en,Give Me the Banjo,0.745,2011-11-04,Give Me the Banjo,7.0,5 +4206,[10402],68253,en,Coldplay: Live at Glastonbury,0.745,2011-06-26,Coldplay: Live at Glastonbury,6.8,5 +4207,"[16, 35]",73875,en,Little Johnny The Movie,0.745,2011-05-05,Little Johnny The Movie,5.3,5 +4208,[99],81830,en,The Rocky Saga: Going the Distance,0.745,2011-12-27,The Rocky Saga: Going the Distance,4.8,5 +4209,[35],75354,en,And They're Off,0.745,2011-10-28,And They're Off,2.5,1 +4210,"[99, 18]",57553,tl,Noy,0.744,2011-01-08,Noy,6.2,5 +4211,[],144860,en,Stained,0.744,2011-08-30,Stained,4.0,5 +4212,"[99, 18]",168771,en,Soccer City,0.741,2011-11-04,Soccer City,7.0,3 +4213,[35],190946,en,Curb Dance,0.741,2011-05-06,Curb Dance,5.3,9 +4214,[35],103661,en,"Small, Beautifully Moving Parts",0.738,2011-06-10,"Small, Beautifully Moving Parts",6.5,2 +4215,"[27, 53, 878]",54101,en,Born of Earth,0.738,2011-09-13,Born of Earth,5.3,2 +4216,[35],282034,en,Not Another B Movie,0.737,2011-07-12,Not Another B Movie,4.3,3 +4217,[35],85445,ca,Any de Gràcia,0.737,2011-12-16,Any de Gràcia,3.8,4 +4218,[35],110553,en,Austin High,0.736,2011-10-22,Austin High,6.3,4 +4219,[99],77515,en,Attack of La Niña,0.736,2011-09-15,Attack of La Niña,4.0,4 +4220,[],86380,en,The Umbrella Man,0.734,2011-11-22,The Umbrella Man,7.3,4 +4221,"[18, 35]",116437,lv,Kolka Cool,0.729,2011-12-20,Kolka Cool,8.8,4 +4222,[35],154205,en,Snatched,0.725,2011-01-01,Snatched,3.5,2 +4223,[18],98870,en,Think of Me,0.721,2011-10-15,Think of Me,5.5,2 +4224,"[53, 878]",331051,ru,Споры,0.719,2011-11-11,Spores,7.5,2 +4225,"[18, 53]",146315,en,Last Will,0.717,2011-03-22,Last Will,3.8,4 +4226,[10402],275355,en,Memphis: The Broadway Musical,0.715,2011-04-28,Memphis: The Broadway Musical,8.3,4 +4227,[878],74321,en,Planet of the Vampire Women,0.715,2011-04-30,Planet of the Vampire Women,5.3,4 +4228,[35],198279,en,We Will Rock You,0.715,2011-06-09,We Will Rock You,4.6,4 +4229,"[28, 12, 53]",58730,en,Mob Rules,0.715,2011-05-17,Mob Rules,3.5,4 +4230,[27],84738,en,Beware,0.715,2011-10-18,Beware,3.4,4 +4231,[99],58960,en,Dzi Croquettes,0.714,2011-11-18,Dzi Croquettes,7.8,4 +4232,"[18, 53]",502030,en,Beau,0.714,2011-01-01,Beau,5.5,4 +4233,[18],276871,en,Forever's Gonna Start Tonight,0.714,2011-01-23,Forever's Gonna Start Tonight,5.5,4 +4234,"[27, 35]",186600,en,The Amateur Monster Movie,0.714,2011-01-01,The Amateur Monster Movie,4.6,4 +4235,"[18, 10749, 53]",68662,en,Subject: I Love You,0.713,2011-01-01,Subject: I Love You,8.0,1 +4236,[27],69884,en,Exit 33,0.712,2011-01-01,Exit 33,4.7,3 +4237,[],145210,en,Burlesque Massacre,0.71,2011-02-02,Burlesque Massacre,1.5,3 +4238,[35],110677,en,Busty Coeds vs. Lusty Cheerleaders,0.707,2011-04-01,Busty Coeds vs. Lusty Cheerleaders,7.3,3 +4239,"[35, 18, 10749]",109437,en,Valley of the Sun,0.707,2011-01-01,Valley of the Sun,4.8,2 +4240,"[99, 18, 10751]",392284,en,The Hill Chris Climbed: The Gridiron Heroes Story,0.705,2011-01-11,The Hill Chris Climbed: The Gridiron Heroes Story,10.0,1 +4241,[99],105037,en,He Has Seen War,0.705,2011-11-11,He Has Seen War,5.0,3 +4242,[27],154210,en,Night of the Little Dead,0.704,2011-03-15,Night of the Little Dead,7.7,3 +4243,[36],78244,en,Secret Access: The Vatican,0.704,2011-03-30,Secret Access: The Vatican,7.0,1 +4244,[10402],68613,en,Heart: Night at Sky Church,0.703,2011-03-08,Heart: Night at Sky Church,10.0,1 +4245,[18],103815,en,Look Again,0.703,2011-08-15,Look Again,5.0,2 +4246,[10751],63001,en,The Wiggles: Let's Eat,0.702,2011-02-14,The Wiggles: Let's Eat,5.3,2 +4247,"[28, 18]",260482,en,"¡Una carrerita, Doctor!",0.701,2011-06-06,A Doctor's Job,6.5,2 +4248,"[99, 10770]",375317,en,A Night at the Movies: Merry Christmas!,0.7,2011-12-06,A Night at the Movies: Merry Christmas!,6.8,3 +4249,[35],79820,te,Vastadu Naa Raju,0.7,2011-02-11,Vastadu Naa Raju,5.5,2 +4250,"[99, 36]",67081,en,The Real King's Speech,0.699,2011-06-07,The Real King's Speech,7.3,3 +4251,"[10770, 80, 18, 53]",78814,en,We Have Your Husband,0.698,2011-11-12,We Have Your Husband,5.0,3 +4252,[99],83734,en,Susan Boyle: An Unlikely Superstar,0.698,2011-11-06,Susan Boyle: An Unlikely Superstar,4.0,3 +4253,"[28, 27]",86627,en,Frost Bite,0.697,2011-01-01,Frost Bite,2.8,3 +4254,[35],239650,en,A Madea Christmas,0.696,2011-11-22,A Madea Christmas,6.3,11 +4255,"[35, 99, 10402]",60063,en,The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls,0.692,2011-05-13,The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls,7.0,2 +4256,[10751],73960,en,Game Time: Tackling the Past,0.691,2011-09-03,Game Time: Tackling the Past,3.8,2 +4257,[99],70758,en,"Hey, Boo: Harper Lee & To Kill a Mockingbird",0.685,2011-05-13,"Hey, Boo: Harper Lee & To Kill a Mockingbird",8.0,3 +4258,[99],63687,en,Circo,0.685,2011-04-01,Circo,7.7,3 +4259,"[10751, 16]",311159,en,Bratz: Good Vibes,0.685,2011-03-22,Bratz: Good Vibes,6.7,3 +4260,[],227048,en,Sleepless Nights Stories,0.685,2011-12-15,Sleepless Nights Stories,6.7,3 +4261,[18],121245,en,"Bumblefuck, USA",0.685,2011-06-17,"Bumblefuck, USA",6.3,3 +4262,[99],71155,en,College Conspiracy,0.685,2011-05-14,College Conspiracy,5.8,3 +4263,[],156620,en,Laugh to Keep from Crying,0.685,2011-08-30,Laugh to Keep from Crying,5.0,3 +4264,"[99, 10402]",128571,en,Cure for Pain: The Mark Sandman Story,0.685,2011-04-29,Cure for Pain: The Mark Sandman Story,5.0,3 +4265,[16],79627,en,Hoops & Yoyo Ruin Christmas,0.685,2011-11-25,Hoops & Yoyo Ruin Christmas,4.8,3 +4266,"[27, 53, 80]",86410,en,The Hounds,0.685,2011-08-01,The Hounds,4.7,3 +4267,[18],75863,en,The Insatiable Moon,0.684,2011-03-04,The Insatiable Moon,6.3,3 +4268,"[10749, 80]",419631,en,Moving Takahashi,0.684,2011-01-01,Moving Takahashi,6.0,3 +4269,"[18, 53]",103514,en,Into The Lion's Den,0.684,2011-01-01,Into The Lion's Den,4.7,3 +4270,[10751],145037,en,Hercules Saves Christmas,0.684,2011-01-01,Hercules Saves Christmas,2.8,3 +4271,"[35, 10749]",111859,en,Hopelessly in June,0.68,2011-06-06,Hopelessly in June,5.0,1 +4272,"[10749, 35, 18]",137484,en,New Year,0.677,2011-09-25,New Year,5.0,1 +4273,[],65767,en,The Art of the Precision Rifle,0.675,2011-12-01,The Art of the Precision Rifle,10.0,1 +4274,"[53, 18]",296459,en,5th & Alameda,0.674,2011-01-01,5th & Alameda,6.0,1 +4275,"[99, 10402]",109585,en,Young Jeezy: A Hustlerz Ambition,0.673,2011-12-18,Young Jeezy: A Hustlerz Ambition,5.3,2 +4276,[10402],165153,it,Chick Corea Quartet: That Old Feeling - Live In L.A,0.67,2011-07-16,Chick Corea Quartet: That Old Feeling - Live In L.A,3.8,2 +4277,[],495894,en,The Fear of God,0.667,2011-09-22,The Fear of God,4.0,1 +4278,[99],143871,en,Beatles Stories,0.666,2011-11-11,Beatles Stories,7.8,2 +4279,[35],420071,en,The Great Space Jam,0.666,2011-08-21,The Great Space Jam,7.0,1 +4280,[99],73581,en,The Schengen Files,0.666,2011-04-10,The Schengen Files,7.0,1 +4281,[99],74327,en,Bill Gates: How a Geek Changed the World,0.666,2011-12-21,Bill Gates: How a Geek Changed the World,5.0,1 +4282,[35],41840,en,Tom Wilson: Bigger Than You,0.666,2011-12-09,Tom Wilson: Bigger Than You,0.0,1 +4283,[],433336,en,Peril of the Antilles,0.665,2011-01-01,Peril of the Antilles,9.0,1 +4284,"[35, 28, 12, 16]",498860,en,Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D: Bonds Beyond Time Abridged,0.665,2011-11-06,Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D: Bonds Beyond Time Abridged,7.8,4 +4285,"[28, 35]",211894,en,Commander Badass,0.664,2011-06-23,Commander Badass,4.8,2 +4286,[10402],158189,it,An Evening With Dave Grusin,0.664,2011-04-26,An Evening With Dave Grusin,4.5,2 +4287,[99],108727,en,Forum Snowboards - Vacation,0.663,2011-09-28,Forum Snowboards - Vacation,4.3,2 +4288,"[27, 35]",84181,en,Doctor Spine,0.663,2011-04-04,Doctor Spine,3.5,2 +4289,[],72703,en,Leave a Message,0.662,2011-01-01,Leave a Message,3.3,2 +4290,[18],105478,en,American Nudist,0.662,2011-01-01,American Nudist,1.5,2 +4291,"[12, 28, 53]",77935,en,Fist 2 Fist,0.661,2011-11-15,Fist 2 Fist,2.5,1 +4292,[],333930,en,Naughty Reunion,0.659,2011-12-03,Naughty Reunion,5.0,1 +4293,[16],400953,en,Solar Sight,0.655,2011-06-06,Solar Sight,10.0,2 +4294,[99],82673,en,Charlotte Rampling: The Look,0.655,2011-11-04,Charlotte Rampling: The Look,8.0,2 +4295,[35],79644,en,Godfrey: Black By Accident,0.655,2011-08-30,Godfrey: Black By Accident,8.0,2 +4296,"[18, 35, 10749, 10751]",76795,en,The Perfect Man,0.655,2011-06-28,The Perfect Man,8.0,2 +4297,[18],134406,en,Sironia,0.655,2011-10-21,Sironia,7.5,2 +4298,"[99, 35]",93053,en,Clarkson: Powered Up,0.655,2011-11-07,Clarkson: Powered Up,7.0,2 +4299,[99],238529,en,Triangle: Remembering the Fire,0.655,2011-03-21,Triangle: Remembering the Fire,6.5,2 +4300,"[27, 53, 9648]",187288,en,Two Days Back,0.655,2011-11-18,Two Days Back,6.0,2 +4301,"[10402, 18, 10752]",130712,en,Leave It on the Floor,0.655,2011-06-18,Leave It on the Floor,6.0,2 +4302,[99],82689,en,Addiction Incorporated,0.655,2011-12-14,Addiction Incorporated,6.0,2 +4303,"[53, 18, 27]",294371,en,Totem & Taboo,0.655,2011-09-22,Totem & Taboo,5.5,2 +4304,"[18, 14]",266462,en,La Migala,0.655,2011-05-29,The Bird Spider,5.3,2 +4305,[35],135712,en,Chocolate Sundaes Presents: Live on Sunset Strip!: Vol. 2,0.655,2011-05-17,Chocolate Sundaes Presents: Live on Sunset Strip!: Vol. 2,5.3,2 +4306,[35],92626,en,The End,0.655,2011-10-11,The End,5.3,2 +4307,"[35, 18, 36, 10749]",75559,en,Arcadia,0.655,2011-08-08,Tom Stoppard's Arcadia,5.3,2 +4308,[10402],69963,en,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 102,0.655,2011-04-16,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 102,5.3,2 +4309,[10402],285224,en,The Smashing Pumpkins: Terminal 5,0.655,2011-10-18,The Smashing Pumpkins: Terminal 5,5.0,2 +4310,"[16, 18]",281296,en,Monster and Dumpling,0.655,2011-05-25,Monster and Dumpling,4.3,2 +4311,"[18, 28]",121104,en,Дом на краю,0.655,2011-11-11,The house on Krayu,4.3,2 +4312,[10402],76042,en,Seth MacFarlane: Swingin' in Concert,0.655,2011-09-30,Seth MacFarlane: Swingin' in Concert,4.3,2 +4313,[99],328038,en,The Cuba Prostitution Documentary,0.655,2011-12-28,The Cuba Prostitution Documentary,4.0,2 +4314,[10402],129539,en,"Emerson, Lake & Palmer: 40th Anniversary Reunion Concert",0.655,2011-09-06,"Emerson, Lake & Palmer: 40th Anniversary Reunion Concert",4.0,2 +4315,"[10402, 99]",82110,en,Deep Purple with Orchestra - Live at Montreux 2011,0.655,2011-11-08,Deep Purple with Orchestra - Live at Montreux 2011,4.0,2 +4316,"[35, 18]",214703,en,The Return of Joe Rich,0.655,2011-10-12,The Return of Joe Rich,3.8,2 +4317,[18],207517,en,God Don't Make the Laws,0.655,2011-12-01,God Don't Make the Laws,3.8,2 +4318,"[27, 35]",102312,en,For Love of Zombies,0.655,2011-10-30,For Love of Zombies,3.5,2 +4319,"[27, 53]",82707,en,1313: Wicked Stepbrother,0.655,2011-10-01,1313: Wicked Stepbrother,3.5,2 +4320,[53],205623,ru,The New Republic,0.655,2011-07-05,The New Republic,3.0,2 +4321,[18],76199,en,Hollow,0.655,2011-09-06,Hollow,3.0,2 +4322,"[16, 878]",63890,en,Gene Fusion,0.655,2011-05-10,Gene Fusion,1.5,2 +4323,[99],248859,en,Runnin' Rebels of UNLV,0.654,2011-03-12,Runnin' Rebels of UNLV,8.0,2 +4324,[],465739,en,James Bond Supports International Women's Day,0.654,2011-03-05,James Bond Supports International Women's Day,6.0,2 +4325,[18],69878,en,Harvest,0.654,2011-03-11,Harvest,5.0,2 +4326,"[878, 9648, 28]",71175,en,Overturn,0.654,2011-02-16,Overturn,4.8,2 +4327,[99],75846,en,Doctor Kong: Cutting Up the Competition,0.654,2011-02-22,Doctor Kong: Cutting Up the Competition,4.3,2 +4328,"[53, 27]",115448,en,The Creepy Doll,0.654,2011-01-01,The Creepy Doll,4.0,2 +4329,[10402],76239,en,America: Live in Chicago,0.654,2011-02-01,America: Live in Chicago,3.8,2 +4330,"[18, 35]",114588,en,The Lake Effect,0.654,2011-03-01,The Lake Effect,2.5,2 +4331,"[10402, 35, 14]",313903,en,The Magic Flute,0.647,2006-12-30,The Magic Flute,9.0,2 +4332,[16],240159,en,Phil's Dance Party,0.63,2011-04-02,Phil's Dance Party,5.0,1 +4333,[],275669,en,Stripper: Natasha Kizmet,0.629,2011-07-01,Stripper: Natasha Kizmet,1.0,1 +4334,[35],155294,en,Fully Loaded,0.629,2011-06-27,Fully Loaded,1.0,1 +4335,[99],323922,en,Sharkwise,0.629,2011-03-23,Sharkwise,0.5,1 +4336,[],165274,en,Secrets of the Mediterranean: Cousteau's Lost World,0.628,2011-01-04,Secrets of the Mediterranean: Cousteau's Lost World,6.5,1 +4337,[28],111957,en,No Saints for Sinners,0.628,2011-01-01,No Saints for Sinners,5.0,1 +4338,[99],537876,en,Kick Drum Hearts,0.625,2011-04-15,Kick Drum Hearts,10.0,1 +4339,[99],511945,en,ARCHONS... SPACE INVADERS,0.625,2011-06-26,ARCHONS... SPACE INVADERS,10.0,1 +4340,[99],403303,en,Architects & Engineers: Solving the Mystery of WTC 7,0.625,2011-07-01,Architects & Engineers: Solving the Mystery of WTC 7,10.0,1 +4341,[],325774,en,The Sole of the Foot,0.625,2011-03-26,The Sole of the Foot,10.0,1 +4342,[99],252506,en,MxPx - Both Ends Burning,0.625,2014-06-26,MxPx - Both Ends Burning,10.0,1 +4343,[99],242620,en,The Brady 6,0.625,2011-04-11,The Brady 6,10.0,1 +4344,[],166662,en,Zion,0.625,2011-10-01,Zion,10.0,1 +4345,[18],160122,en,Magic Valley,0.625,2011-04-13,Magic Valley,10.0,1 +4346,[],104213,en,Shake Junt - Chicken Bone Nowison,0.625,2011-11-03,Shake Junt - Chicken Bone Nowison,10.0,1 +4347,"[99, 36, 10402]",601429,en,La salsa Cubana,0.625,2011-04-07,La salsa Cubana,9.0,1 +4348,[],490285,en,Alone with Mr. Carter,0.625,2011-09-17,Alone with Mr. Carter,9.0,1 +4349,[],376996,en,I Steal Pets,0.625,2011-05-31,I Steal Pets,9.0,1 +4350,[10402],292183,en,St. Vincent - 4AD Sessions,0.625,2011-09-12,St. Vincent - 4AD Sessions,9.0,1 +4351,[],145318,en,Rockshow Comedy Tour,0.625,2011-07-05,Rockshow Comedy Tour,9.0,1 +4352,[],100608,en,TesseracT: Concealing Fate Live In The Studio,0.625,2011-06-16,TesseracT: Concealing Fate Live In The Studio,9.0,1 +4353,[],414060,en,Time Doesn't Stand Still,0.625,2011-06-10,Time Doesn't Stand Still,8.0,1 +4354,[99],406437,en,Charlton Heston and Ben-Hur: A Personal Journey,0.625,2011-07-14,Charlton Heston and Ben-Hur: A Personal Journey,8.0,1 +4355,[99],126782,en,Ufos On The Record,0.625,2011-08-25,Ufos On The Record,8.0,1 +4356,"[99, 10402]",82676,en,Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone,0.625,2011-10-07,Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone,8.0,1 +4357,[99],81579,en,One Lucky Elephant,0.625,2011-06-08,One Lucky Elephant,8.0,1 +4358,[99],464751,en,Invincible Force,0.625,2011-11-14,Invincible Force,7.0,1 +4359,"[18, 9648, 10749]",403739,en,I'm Not Me,0.625,2011-11-01,I'm Not Me,7.0,1 +4360,"[35, 27]",381782,en,Summer of the Zombies,0.625,2011-07-01,Summer of the Zombies,7.0,1 +4361,[],315389,en,The Hollies: Look Through Any Window 1963-1975,0.625,2011-10-04,The Hollies: Look Through Any Window 1963-1975,7.0,1 +4362,[99],288624,en,In Their Room: Berlin,0.625,2011-08-25,In Their Room: Berlin,7.0,1 +4363,[18],274023,en,The Measure of a Man,0.625,2011-03-25,The Measure of a Man,7.0,1 +4364,"[53, 80, 18]",226280,en,The Abduction of Zack Butterfield,0.625,2011-04-19,The Abduction of Zack Butterfield,7.0,1 +4365,[],124998,en,Method to the Madness of Jerry Lewis,0.625,2011-12-17,Method to the Madness of Jerry Lewis,7.0,1 +4366,[],101632,en,Super Speeders 6 - Flat Out,0.625,2011-12-01,Super Speeders 6 - Flat Out,7.0,1 +4367,[18],532683,en,Things I Don't Remember,0.625,2011-04-23,Things I Don't Remember,6.0,1 +4368,"[18, 53, 37]",453454,en,The Company of Thieves,0.625,2011-08-01,The Company of Thieves,6.0,1 +4369,[],399830,en,Project Happiness,0.625,2011-05-01,Project Happiness,6.0,1 +4370,[],379688,en,Civilization Lost,0.625,2011-12-11,Civilization Lost,6.0,1 +4371,[],323375,en,The Fickle,0.625,2011-05-06,The Fickle,6.0,1 +4372,[35],301713,en,Stuck in the Middle,0.625,2011-06-04,Stuck in the Middle,6.0,1 +4373,"[35, 36, 18]",180988,en,The Civil War on Drugs,0.625,2011-03-28,The Civil War on Drugs,6.0,1 +4374,"[18, 80]",77011,ru,Reyder,0.625,2011-11-11,Raider,6.0,1 +4375,[99],70834,en,Love Crimes Of Kabul,0.625,2011-07-11,Love Crimes Of Kabul,6.0,1 +4376,[35],59588,en,Give It Up for Greg Giraldo,0.625,2011-03-18,Give It Up for Greg Giraldo,6.0,1 +4377,[],537401,zh,Ten Years from Now,0.625,2011-10-23,Ten Years from Now,5.0,1 +4378,"[18, 10749]",508796,en,Half,0.625,2011-05-20,Half,5.0,1 +4379,[16],467930,en,Tadpole,0.625,2011-07-25,Tadpole,5.0,1 +4380,[878],428024,en,Prodigal,0.625,2011-09-01,Prodigal,5.0,1 +4381,[99],378962,en,Stray Dawg,0.625,2011-04-25,Stray Dawg,5.0,1 +4382,[18],300035,en,Heart Breaks Open,0.625,2011-04-04,Heart Breaks Open,5.0,1 +4383,[99],292051,en,The Story of Rock 'n' Roll Comics,0.625,2011-07-01,The Story of Rock 'n' Roll Comics,5.0,1 +4384,[],262392,en,Bebe Zeva,0.625,2011-03-20,Bebe Zeva,5.0,1 +4385,[35],178227,en,Go Go Crazy,0.625,2011-04-29,Go Go Crazy,5.0,2 +4386,[18],146898,en,When You Find Me,0.625,2011-11-15,When You Find Me,5.0,1 +4387,"[36, 99, 10752]",82677,en,Granito: How to Nail a Dictator,0.625,2011-09-14,Granito: How to Nail a Dictator,5.0,1 +4388,"[12, 99]",81776,en,Cold,0.625,2011-12-08,Cold,5.0,1 +4389,[99],77876,en,Crazy Wisdom,0.625,2011-11-25,Crazy Wisdom,5.0,1 +4390,"[53, 80, 18, 9648]",343751,en,Patient 17,0.625,2011-10-16,Patient 17,4.0,1 +4391,[80],434679,en,Fathoms Deep,0.625,2011-10-13,Fathoms Deep,3.0,1 +4392,"[53, 27]",294160,en,Midsummer Nightmares,0.625,2011-09-29,Midsummer Nightmares,2.0,1 +4393,[18],226459,si,Igillena Maluwo,0.625,2011-07-08,Flying Fish,1.5,1 +4394,[],209806,en,Face to Panty Ratio,0.625,2011-07-24,Face to Panty Ratio,1.0,1 +4395,"[18, 878]",545433,en,Dreams from a Petrified Head,0.624,2011-01-01,Dreams from a Petrified Head,10.0,1 +4396,[],270993,en,A Fall from Freedom,0.624,2011-01-01,A Fall from Freedom,10.0,1 +4397,[99],79470,en,Cancer is Curable NOW,0.624,2011-03-01,Cancer is Curable NOW,10.0,1 +4398,[99],135713,en,Beware of Christians,0.624,2011-01-14,Beware of Christians,9.0,1 +4399,[],385637,en,Bitch-Beauty,0.624,2011-01-01,Bitch-Beauty,8.0,1 +4400,[18],205818,en,Eat,0.624,2011-03-12,Eat,8.0,1 +4401,[99],123542,en,Bruce Lee: In Pursuit of the Dragon,0.624,2011-01-01,Bruce Lee: In Pursuit of the Dragon,8.0,1 +4402,"[10402, 99]",117963,en,The Harmony Game,0.624,2011-02-11,The Harmony Game,8.0,1 +4403,[99],97265,en,Jeremy Clarkson: War Stories,0.624,2011-01-01,Jeremy Clarkson: War Stories,8.0,1 +4404,[],74255,en,Instant Expert: A Quick Guide To The French Revolution,0.624,2011-02-02,Instant Expert: A Quick Guide To The French Revolution,8.0,1 +4405,[],101168,en,Idiots,0.624,2011-01-01,Idiots,7.5,1 +4406,[],567178,en,Well Then There Now,0.624,2011-01-01,Well Then There Now,7.0,1 +4407,"[10751, 16]",345573,en,Det siste norske trollet,0.624,2011-09-24,The Last Norwegian Troll,7.0,1 +4408,"[35, 27]",328141,en,I Am Your Grandma,0.624,2011-01-01,I Am Your Grandma,7.0,1 +4409,"[878, 10751, 14]",210305,en,Matty Hanson and the Invisibility Ray,0.624,2011-03-01,Matty Hanson and the Invisibility Ray,7.0,1 +4410,[],97095,en,I Was Worth 50 Sheep,0.624,2011-01-01,I Was Worth 50 Sheep,7.0,1 +4411,[99],128398,en,Around The World In 60 Mins,0.624,2011-01-01,Around The World In 60 Mins,6.0,1 +4412,[18],123174,en,The Encore of Tony Duran,0.624,2011-01-14,The Encore of Tony Duran,6.0,1 +4413,"[878, 99]",501118,en,Spacelift: Transporting Trek Into the 21st Century,0.624,2011-01-01,Spacelift: Transporting Trek Into the 21st Century,5.0,1 +4414,[18],141747,pt,Riscado,0.624,2011-03-14,Craft,5.0,1 +4415,"[99, 36]",89194,en,The Barber of Birmingham: Foot Soldier of the Civil Rights Movement,0.624,2011-01-01,The Barber of Birmingham: Foot Soldier of the Civil Rights Movement,5.0,1 +4416,"[35, 18, 10749]",50024,en,Satin,0.624,2011-03-01,Satin,5.0,1 +4417,[99],317875,en,Athene's Theory of Everything,0.624,2011-01-23,Athene's Theory of Everything,4.5,1 +4418,"[27, 35]",399196,en,Lady Chatterley's Ghost,0.624,2011-02-15,Lady Chatterley's Ghost,4.0,1 +4419,[],338486,en,All I Want,0.624,2011-01-14,All I Want,4.0,1 +4420,[18],157765,en,180º,0.624,2011-02-03,180º,4.0,1 +4421,[18],120752,en,The Tested,0.624,2011-01-01,The Tested,4.0,1 +4422,"[18, 10752]",114708,en,The American Dream,0.624,2011-01-01,The American Dream,4.0,1 +4423,"[35, 18, 10749]",69863,en,Married Men and Single Women,0.624,2011-01-01,Married Men and Single Women,3.5,1 +4424,"[53, 18]",317639,en,What Fun We Were Having,0.624,2011-01-01,What Fun We Were Having,3.0,1 +4425,"[35, 27]",280171,en,Eat Me!,0.624,2011-03-22,Eat Me!,3.0,1 +4426,[],122582,en,Paranoid Activity 2,0.624,2011-01-01,Paranoid Activity 2,2.0,1 +4427,"[14, 18, 35, 878]",119172,ja,世界最後の日々,0.616,2011-07-04,The Last Days of the World,4.0,3 +4428,"[35, 10751, 10749]",62196,en,Somebody's Hero,0.615,2011-05-01,Somebody's Hero,5.8,8 +4429,[99],154352,en,How Did They Ever Make a Movie of Facebook?,0.61,2011-01-11,How Did They Ever Make a Movie of Facebook?,7.3,8 +4430,"[80, 18, 10770]",99762,en,Salem Falls,0.601,2011-11-19,Salem Falls,5.1,8 +4431,"[18, 10749]",602984,en,Lucky,0.6,2011-03-11,Lucky,10.0,1 +4432,[],552110,en,Bob Dylan: 1990-2006 - The Never Ending Narrative,0.6,2011-04-11,Bob Dylan: 1990-2006 - The Never Ending Narrative,10.0,1 +4433,"[35, 18, 27]",543511,en,King of the Underground,0.6,2011-03-27,King of the Underground,10.0,1 +4434,[35],526456,en,Separate Checks,0.6,2011-09-24,Separate Checks,10.0,1 +4435,"[9648, 35, 16]",509912,en,Turnabout Storm,0.6,2011-10-25,Turnabout Storm,10.0,1 +4436,[10751],485834,en,Ode to Los Angeles,0.6,2011-05-01,Ode to Los Angeles,10.0,1 +4437,"[35, 18]",455240,en,Nerve,0.6,2011-12-07,Nerve,10.0,1 +4438,[],452916,en,Slashed Prices: The Making of Intruder,0.6,2011-12-13,Slashed Prices: The Making of Intruder,10.0,1 +4439,[],431245,en,Strangers Again,0.6,2011-04-20,Strangers Again,10.0,1 +4440,"[99, 36]",430779,en,Created Cosmos,0.6,2011-01-01,Created Cosmos,10.0,1 +4441,[99],430221,en,Life With Alex,0.6,2011-01-01,Life With Alex,10.0,1 +4442,[],405549,en,Riccardo Chailly & Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra: Mahler 2,0.6,2011-09-27,Riccardo Chailly & Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra: Mahler 2,10.0,1 +4443,[],402853,en,"Bryan Beller - To Nothing, The Thanks In Advance Special Edition DVD",0.6,2011-01-01,"Bryan Beller - To Nothing, The Thanks In Advance Special Edition DVD",10.0,1 +4444,[16],385559,en,Public Meat,0.6,2011-03-03,Public Meat,10.0,1 +4445,[],365059,en,Lucrezia Borgia,0.6,2011-05-13,Lucrezia Borgia,10.0,1 +4446,"[35, 10751]",347236,en,Bruce Lee Played Badminton Too,0.6,2011-01-01,Bruce Lee Played Badminton Too,10.0,1 +4447,[],336718,en,Crystal Palace,0.6,2011-01-01,Crystal Palace,10.0,1 +4448,[99],332937,en,1984 Revolution,0.6,2011-01-01,1984 Revolution,10.0,2 +4449,[99],326628,en,Hempfest: No Prison for Pot,0.6,2011-08-01,Hempfest: No Prison for Pot,10.0,1 +4450,[18],314870,en,Itsemurha,0.6,2011-12-16,Itsemurha,10.0,1 +4451,[],310335,en,Torchlighters: The William Booth Story,0.6,2011-10-27,Torchlighters: The William Booth Story,10.0,1 +4452,[],297321,en,Wendell Scott: A Race Story,0.6,2011-02-20,Wendell Scott: A Race Story,10.0,1 +4453,[99],251441,en,Black Whole,0.6,2011-03-29,Black Whole,10.0,1 +4454,[],239063,en,Disney Holiday Magic with Samantha Brown,0.6,2011-12-11,Disney Holiday Magic with Samantha Brown,10.0,1 +4455,[],225104,en,Connect,0.6,2011-05-31,Connect,10.0,1 +4456,"[16, 10751, 10402]",213632,en,Hydee and the Hytops,0.6,2011-05-01,Hydee and the Hytops,10.0,1 +4457,"[18, 53]",210794,en,Contractor's Routine,0.6,2011-06-03,Contractor's Routine,10.0,1 +4458,[10402],201868,en,Circus Mexicus XX,0.6,2011-06-11,Circus Mexicus XX,10.0,1 +4459,[27],200719,de,Pray For Dawn,0.6,2011-10-14,The Bunker,10.0,1 +4460,[18],199801,en,Earthwork,0.6,2011-05-20,Earthwork,10.0,1 +4461,"[99, 10402]",192454,en,Bob Dylan Revealed,0.6,2011-05-01,Bob Dylan Revealed,10.0,1 +4462,[99],189401,en,Ascent: Commemorating Shuttle,0.6,2011-12-06,Ascent: Commemorating Shuttle,10.0,1 +4463,[],141495,en,Transworld Snowboarding's 20 Tricks - Vol. 5,0.6,2011-08-15,Transworld Snowboarding's 20 Tricks - Vol. 5,10.0,1 +4464,"[10749, 35, 18]",141274,en,A Novel Romance,0.6,2011-11-11,A Novel Romance,10.0,1 +4465,[],140970,en,Loyalty,0.6,2011-11-01,Loyalty,10.0,1 +4466,[10402],139970,da,Counting Crows: August & Everything after,0.6,2011-08-29,Counting Crows: August & Everything after,10.0,1 +4467,[],136310,en,Explosions in the Sky - Barcelona Theatre,0.6,2011-06-06,Explosions in the Sky - Barcelona Theatre,10.0,1 +4468,[],135101,en,My Last Day,0.6,2011-04-21,My Last Day,10.0,1 +4469,[],134782,en,The Italian Key,0.6,2011-12-16,The Italian Key,10.0,1 +4470,[99],129058,en,Hollywood to Dollywood,0.6,2011-07-16,Hollywood to Dollywood,10.0,2 +4471,[],122350,en,The Pettifogger,0.6,2011-10-09,The Pettifogger,10.0,2 +4472,[99],107768,en,Hidden Colors,0.6,2011-04-14,Hidden Colors,10.0,2 +4473,[],94762,en,Cavalleria Rusticana/Pagliacci,0.6,2011-08-16,Cavalleria Rusticana/Pagliacci,10.0,1 +4474,"[36, 99]",88746,hi,Bhopali,0.6,2011-01-23,Bhopali,10.0,1 +4475,[99],81663,es,El lugar más pequeño,0.6,2011-04-30,The Tiniest Place,10.0,2 +4476,[],80848,en,The Love We Make,0.6,2011-09-10,The Love We Make,10.0,1 +4477,[],78043,en,Who's There?,0.6,2011-04-14,Who's There?,10.0,1 +4478,[35],75849,en,Deray Davis: Power Play,0.6,2011-07-01,Deray Davis: Power Play,10.0,1 +4479,[],74762,en,Shinedown: Anything and Everything,0.6,2011-04-18,Shinedown: Anything and Everything,10.0,1 +4480,"[35, 10749]",74292,en,Should've Put a Ring On It,0.6,2011-06-06,Should've Put a Ring On It,10.0,1 +4481,[99],74196,en,City Of Ants,0.6,2011-05-04,City Of Ants,10.0,1 +4482,"[12, 99]",70565,en,Reach,0.6,2011-01-30,Reach,10.0,1 +4483,[35],70427,en,Ben Bailey: Road Rage,0.6,2011-05-21,Ben Bailey: Road Rage,10.0,1 +4484,[99],69314,en,Chicago Cubs: The Heart and Soul of Chicago,0.6,2011-05-17,Chicago Cubs: The Heart and Soul of Chicago,10.0,1 +4485,[],61030,en,Cannibal Corpse: Global Evisceration,0.6,2011-03-15,Cannibal Corpse: Global Evisceration,10.0,2 +4486,"[10751, 16]",55527,en,Cat in the Hat: Up & Away,0.6,2011-01-04,Cat in the Hat: Up & Away,10.0,1 +4487,[18],520607,en,Games,0.6,2011-07-14,Games,9.8,4 +4488,[18],520590,en,The Love Club,0.6,2011-04-12,The Love Club,9.8,4 +4489,[10402],397960,en,Average White Band: Rockstage,0.6,2011-01-01,Average White Band: Rockstage,9.5,1 +4490,[10402],395283,en,Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon (Immersion edition),0.6,2011-09-26,Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon (Immersion edition),9.5,2 +4491,"[35, 99]",392906,en,Smashed: The Guinness Marathon Documentary,0.6,2011-08-25,Smashed: The Guinness Marathon Documentary,9.5,1 +4492,[],278338,en,Pocoyo: Super Pocoyo,0.6,2011-01-11,Pocoyo: Super Pocoyo,9.5,1 +4493,[],232484,en,Acquainted with the Night,0.6,2011-01-11,Acquainted with the Night,9.5,1 +4494,[99],219874,en,2011 NBA Champions: Dallas Mavericks,0.6,2011-07-17,2011 NBA Champions: Dallas Mavericks,9.5,1 +4495,[99],100839,en,Orchids: My Intersex Adventure,0.6,2011-06-25,Orchids: My Intersex Adventure,9.3,3 +4496,[18],520613,en,Park City,0.6,2011-08-21,Park City,9.3,4 +4497,[878],332626,en,Star Trek - Aurora,0.6,2011-11-10,Star Trek - Aurora,9.2,3 +4498,[],433342,en,Passage Upon the Plume,0.6,2011-01-01,Passage Upon the Plume,9.0,1 +4499,"[80, 9648, 53]",421818,en,Love Thy Enemy,0.6,2011-04-19,Love Thy Enemy,9.0,1 +4500,[10402],409172,en,Bob Schneider Live At The Paramount Theatre,0.6,2011-10-24,Bob Schneider Live At The Paramount Theatre,9.0,1 +4501,"[28, 80, 27, 53]",407874,en,Burn,0.6,2011-01-01,Burn,9.0,1 +4502,[],353247,en,A Phrase from Chris,0.6,2011-08-06,A Phrase from Chris,9.0,1 +4503,[18],301069,en,Shouting Secrets,0.6,2011-11-10,Shouting Secrets,9.0,2 +4504,"[18, 35]",298014,en,The President Goes To Heaven,0.6,2011-07-11,The President Goes To Heaven,9.0,1 +4505,[99],262896,ab,The Documentary,0.6,2011-03-13,The Documentary,9.0,1 +4506,"[35, 18]",235255,en,The Man Who Never Cried,0.6,2011-02-09,The Man Who Never Cried,9.0,1 +4507,"[99, 10751]",198342,en,Family Band: The Cowsills Story,0.6,2011-08-10,Family Band: The Cowsills Story,9.0,1 +4508,[35],137270,en,Jake and Amir: Fired,0.6,2011-12-01,Jake and Amir: Fired,9.0,2 +4509,[99],104542,en,The Marinovich Project,0.6,2011-12-10,The Marinovich Project,9.0,1 +4510,[],101617,en,Four Days At Dragon*Con,0.6,2011-05-04,Four Days At Dragon*Con,9.0,1 +4511,"[99, 10751]",67076,en,Off the Rez,0.6,2011-04-26,Off the Rez,9.0,1 +4512,"[99, 18, 10751]",45703,en,Chaim Yakarim,0.6,2011-05-05,Precious Life,9.0,2 +4513,[99],307381,fa,"Az Iran, yek jodaee",0.6,2011-09-04,"From Iran, a Separation",8.7,6 +4514,[],154414,en,I Need a Doctor,0.6,2011-01-01,I Need a Doctor,8.7,3 +4515,[],322864,en,The LuLu Sessions,0.6,2011-09-06,The LuLu Sessions,8.5,1 +4516,[],278833,en,Flood Streets,0.6,2011-04-11,Flood Streets,8.5,2 +4517,[],204096,en,Dora the Explorer: Dora's Ballet Adventures,0.6,2011-08-29,Dora the Explorer: Dora's Ballet Adventures,8.5,1 +4518,[10402],188716,en,Mumford & Sons - Live At Bonnaroo Festival,0.6,2011-06-10,Mumford & Sons - Live At Bonnaroo Festival,8.5,1 +4519,[99],181563,en,Finding Atlantis,0.6,2011-03-26,Finding Atlantis,8.5,1 +4520,[],177048,fr,The Storm That Swept Mexico,0.6,2011-01-01,The Storm That Swept Mexico,8.5,1 +4521,"[10770, 35]",172764,en,Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again,0.6,2011-09-09,Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again,8.5,1 +4522,[],167888,en,A Radio Drama Goodbye,0.6,2011-11-12,A Radio Drama Goodbye,8.5,1 +4523,[],138950,en,Jeff Beck - Rock & Roll Party: Honoring Les Paul,0.6,2011-02-22,Jeff Beck - Rock & Roll Party: Honoring Les Paul,8.5,1 +4524,[],137083,en,Neil Young - Le Noise,0.6,2011-02-01,Neil Young - Le Noise,8.5,1 +4525,[99],131655,en,The Last Days of Osama Bin Laden,0.6,2011-11-06,The Last Days of Osama Bin Laden,8.5,2 +4526,"[99, 10402]",80308,en,The Weird World of Blowfly,0.6,2011-09-16,The Weird World of Blowfly,8.5,1 +4527,"[18, 28, 80]",72393,en,Cost Of A Soul,0.6,2011-05-20,Cost Of A Soul,8.5,2 +4528,[18],520599,en,Blue Boy,0.6,2011-06-08,Blue Boy,8.4,7 +4529,[35],89153,en,Christopher Titus: Neverlution,0.6,2011-06-28,Christopher Titus: Neverlution,8.3,3 +4530,[],253694,en,Adam Lambert: Glam Nation Live,0.6,2011-05-10,Adam Lambert: Glam Nation Live,8.3,2 +4531,[99],132709,en,Rebirth,0.6,2011-08-31,Rebirth,8.3,2 +4532,"[18, 99]",99370,en,Got the Facts on Milk?,0.6,2011-08-30,Got the Facts on Milk?,8.3,2 +4533,[],87389,en,Querida voy a comprar cigarrillos y vuelvo,0.6,2011-08-12,"Darling, I Am Going Out For Cigarettes and I Will Be Right Back",8.3,4 +4534,[10752],208982,en,Vietnam in HD,0.6,2011-11-08,Vietnam in HD,8.2,7 +4535,"[99, 80, 36, 10770]",510653,en,Inside The Mob's Bloody Valentine,0.6,2017-03-15,Inside The Mob's Bloody Valentine,8.0,2 +4536,[99],504421,en,"Hiroshima, the next day",0.6,2011-12-01,"Hiroshima, the next day",8.0,1 +4537,"[9648, 27, 53]",498942,en,How They Smiled,0.6,2011-12-14,How They Smiled,8.0,1 +4538,"[14, 12, 18]",464276,en,Bad Kids,0.6,2011-08-31,Bad Kids,8.0,1 +4539,[],450333,en,Jewels - Mariinsky Ballet,0.6,2011-09-21,Jewels - Mariinsky Ballet,8.0,1 +4540,[10402],449725,en,Devin Townsend Project: By a Thread - Ki,0.6,2011-01-01,Devin Townsend Project: By a Thread - Ki,8.0,1 +4541,[10402],449723,en,Devin Townsend Project: By a Thread - Ghost,0.6,2011-01-01,Devin Townsend Project: By a Thread - Ghost,8.0,1 +4542,[10402],449719,en,Devin Townsend Project: By a Thread - Deconstruction,0.6,2011-01-01,Devin Townsend Project: By a Thread - Deconstruction,8.0,1 +4543,[99],445669,en,The Latino List,0.6,2011-09-29,The Latino List,8.0,2 +4544,[99],428934,en,Earth 2050: The Future of Energy,0.6,2011-12-22,Earth 2050: The Future of Energy,8.0,1 +4545,"[35, 16]",419468,en,"Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, Two",0.6,2011-11-14,"Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, Two",8.0,1 +4546,[],416870,en,Scene Box,0.6,2011-01-01,Scene Box,8.0,1 +4547,[99],407001,en,Star Warriors,0.6,2007-01-01,Star Warriors,8.0,1 +4548,[99],403298,en,9/11: Intercepted,0.6,2011-02-16,9/11: Intercepted,8.0,1 +4549,[],377499,en,Portraits in Dramatic Time,0.6,2011-07-05,Portraits in Dramatic Time,8.0,1 +4550,[99],372197,en,Swallowed Souls: The Making of Evil Dead 2,0.6,2011-11-15,Swallowed Souls: The Making of Evil Dead 2,8.0,1 +4551,[53],358256,en,Discipline,0.6,2011-04-13,Discipline,8.0,1 +4552,[18],356753,en,AWOL,0.6,2011-01-21,AWOL,8.0,2 +4553,[27],353862,en,T is for Tantrum,0.6,2011-09-30,T is for Tantrum,8.0,1 +4554,[99],346961,en,The Accidental Sea,0.6,2011-11-15,The Accidental Sea,8.0,2 +4555,"[99, 10751, 36]",346537,en,"Zeitgeist, History Rewritten",0.6,2011-07-28,"Zeitgeist, History Rewritten",8.0,1 +4556,"[35, 14, 10402]",341605,en,Dogboarding,0.6,2011-03-28,Dogboarding,8.0,1 +4557,[10402],335455,en,The Magic Flute: Metropolitan Opera,0.6,2011-08-16,The Magic Flute: Metropolitan Opera,8.0,1 +4558,"[10752, 18]",331182,ar,Tora Bora,0.6,2011-01-01,Tora Bora,8.0,1 +4559,[],329818,en,Snuff Film: Death on Camera,0.6,2011-10-04,Snuff Film: Death on Camera,8.0,1 +4560,[99],321493,en,Olhos de Ressaca,0.6,2011-04-02,Undertow Eyes,8.0,1 +4561,"[35, 18, 10749]",301049,en,Trophy Kids,0.6,2011-01-01,Trophy Kids,8.0,2 +4562,[],297530,en,Wedding Night,0.6,2011-03-14,Wedding Night,8.0,1 +4563,[],292953,en,The Curious Case of Curt Flood,0.6,2011-07-13,The Curious Case of Curt Flood,8.0,1 +4564,[16],287809,en,A Very Calvin & Hobbes Christmas,0.6,2011-01-01,A Very Calvin & Hobbes Christmas,8.0,1 +4565,[99],278266,en,9/11: Heroes of the 88th Floor,0.6,2011-11-04,9/11: Heroes of the 88th Floor,8.0,1 +4566,[99],269236,en,The Rescuers,0.6,2011-01-05,The Rescuers,8.0,1 +4567,[99],267328,en,Nature: The Himalayas,0.6,2011-03-22,Nature: The Himalayas,8.0,2 +4568,"[35, 18, 10749]",266779,zh,Shanghai Love Market,0.6,2011-07-22,Shanghai Love Market,8.0,2 +4569,[],249532,en,Paris By Night 103: Tình Sử Trong Âm Nhạc,0.6,2011-07-13,Paris By Night 103: Tình Sử Trong Âm Nhạc,8.0,1 +4570,[99],244028,en,Earth Overhaul,0.6,2011-08-25,Earth Overhaul,8.0,1 +4571,[],235924,en,The Super List,0.6,2011-12-29,The Super List,8.0,1 +4572,"[18, 9648]",211615,en,Aloneliness,0.6,2011-11-19,Aloneliness,8.0,1 +4573,[18],211438,en,Departures,0.6,2011-05-14,Departures,8.0,1 +4574,"[99, 10402]",210539,en,Pendarvia,0.6,2011-01-17,Pendarvia,8.0,1 +4575,[99],193904,en,Ode to the Dawn of Man,0.6,2011-05-16,Ode to the Dawn of Man,8.0,2 +4576,[99],192708,en,Mother: Caring for 7 Billion,0.6,2011-05-15,Mother: Caring for 7 Billion,8.0,2 +4577,[99],176270,en,Money as Debt III: Evolution Beyond Money,0.6,2011-08-10,Money as Debt III: Evolution Beyond Money,8.0,1 +4578,[18],174696,he,Ba-rakia ha-hamishi,0.6,2011-10-01,The Fifth Heaven,8.0,1 +4579,[35],172035,en,Just a Little Heart Attack,0.6,2011-09-06,Just a Little Heart Attack,8.0,1 +4580,[],170367,en,In God We Trust,0.6,2011-12-31,In God We Trust,8.0,2 +4581,[35],140566,en,Ross Noble: The Headspace Cowboy,0.6,2011-11-14,Ross Noble: The Headspace Cowboy,8.0,1 +4582,[10402],122247,en,Train - Live in Chicago,0.6,2011-08-20,Train Live in Chicago,8.0,1 +4583,[],120924,en,The Purity Myth,0.6,2011-12-11,The Purity Myth,8.0,1 +4584,"[10402, 99]",103395,en,Get Along,0.6,2011-10-04,Get Along,8.0,1 +4585,"[99, 10402]",101333,en,Fix: The Ministry Movie,0.6,2011-07-21,Fix: The Ministry Movie,8.0,1 +4586,"[36, 99]",95742,en,An African Election,0.6,2011-11-25,An African Election,8.0,2 +4587,[99],94026,en,Bert Stern: Original Madman,0.6,2011-09-02,Bert Stern: Original Madman,8.0,1 +4588,[99],86559,en,General Orders No. 9,0.6,2011-06-24,General Orders No. 9,8.0,3 +4589,"[99, 36]",85462,es,Hollywood contra Franco,0.6,2011-02-23,A War in Hollywood,8.0,1 +4590,[10402],82892,en,Deep Purple: Total Abandon,0.6,2011-08-25,Deep Purple: Total Abandon,8.0,2 +4591,"[99, 12, 28]",82681,en,Rise & Shine: The Jay DeMerit Story,0.6,2011-11-03,Rise & Shine: The Jay DeMerit Story,8.0,1 +4592,[99],81765,en,How Beer Saved the World,0.6,2011-01-30,How Beer Saved the World,8.0,4 +4593,[],81228,en,From the Inside Out,0.6,2011-12-01,From the Inside Out,8.0,1 +4594,[16],80589,en,Jingle All the Way,0.6,2011-11-25,Jingle All the Way,8.0,1 +4595,[35],78447,en,Kathy Griffin: Gurrl Down,0.6,2011-06-22,Kathy Griffin: Gurrl Down,8.0,2 +4596,"[99, 10402]",74797,en,The Upsetter: The Life and Music of Lee Scratch Perry,0.6,2011-01-12,The Upsetter: The Life and Music of Lee Scratch Perry,8.0,3 +4597,[99],74007,en,Finding Joe,0.6,2011-09-30,Finding Joe,8.0,1 +4598,[],73157,en,The Tale Of Mr. Rêvus,0.6,2011-08-13,The Tale Of Mr. Rêvus,8.0,1 +4599,[35],67504,fr,Sans dessein,0.6,2011-02-15,Sans dessein,8.0,1 +4600,"[18, 53, 9648]",59810,en,The Least of These,0.6,2011-08-02,The Least of These,8.0,1 +4601,[18],87408,fa,به امید دیدار,0.6,2011-10-17,Goodbye,7.9,4 +4602,[],268396,en,Midnight Heat,0.6,2007-01-01,Midnight Heat,7.8,3 +4603,[],101715,en,Unguarded,0.6,2011-11-01,Unguarded,7.8,3 +4604,[53],191005,en,Committed,0.6,2011-04-17,Committed,7.8,4 +4605,"[28, 18, 10752]",378184,en,The Resistance,0.6,2011-11-10,The Resistance,7.7,3 +4606,"[35, 878, 12]",223767,en,Flashback,0.6,2011-09-24,Flashback,7.7,3 +4607,[10402],199387,fr,30 Seconds To Mars : MTV Unplugged,0.6,2011-08-18,30 Seconds To Mars : MTV Unplugged,7.7,3 +4608,[878],552833,en,Star Tours 3D - The Adventures Continue,0.6,2011-05-20,Star Tours 3D - The Adventures Continue,7.5,2 +4609,[99],325518,en,Filmstar Fish: Struggle For Survival,0.6,2011-02-14,Filmstar Fish: Struggle For Survival,7.5,1 +4610,[18],266371,en,Möbius,0.6,2011-11-03,Möbius,7.5,1 +4611,"[18, 53]",259123,en,Bad is Bad,0.6,2011-08-06,Bad is Bad,7.5,2 +4612,[99],210506,en,I Want My Name Back,0.6,2011-11-05,I Want My Name Back,7.5,2 +4613,[],203138,en,Best in Film: The Greatest Movies of Our Time,0.6,2011-03-22,Best in Film: The Greatest Movies of Our Time,7.5,2 +4614,[],167289,it,Guitar Artistry Of - Bert Jansch Conundrum: In Concert 1980,0.6,2011-05-09,Guitar Artistry Of - Bert Jansch Conundrum: In Concert 1980,7.5,1 +4615,[10402],164178,en,Iggy And The Stooges: Raw Power Live (In The Hands of the Fans),0.6,2011-09-27,Iggy And The Stooges: Raw Power Live (In The Hands of the Fans),7.5,1 +4616,[],145599,en,Ransack Rebellion,0.6,2011-09-03,Ransack Rebellion,7.5,1 +4617,[],137858,en,Procol Harum - Live at the Union Chapel,0.6,2011-09-13,Procol Harum - Live at the Union Chapel,7.5,1 +4618,[],135478,en,Plush,0.6,2011-10-31,Plush,7.5,1 +4619,[9648],129892,en,Defective detective,0.6,2011-01-01,Defective detective,7.5,2 +4620,[99],109647,en,Vanished from Alcatraz,0.6,2011-02-09,Vanished from Alcatraz,7.5,2 +4621,[],87238,en,Adaptive Kalash,0.6,2011-11-01,Adaptive Kalash,7.5,1 +4622,[16],182865,en,Bottle,0.6,2011-01-01,Bottle,7.3,4 +4623,[18],162981,nl,En waar de sterre bleef stille staan,0.6,2011-03-04,Little Baby Jesus of Flandr,7.3,3 +4624,[],126251,en,Born Villain,0.6,2011-08-28,Born Villain,7.3,4 +4625,"[99, 18]",81657,en,The Redemption of General Butt Naked,0.6,2011-01-01,The Redemption of General Butt Naked,7.3,4 +4626,[99],251206,en,God of Wonders,0.6,2008-01-01,God of Wonders,7.1,4 +4627,[99],111643,en,Miller's Tale,0.6,2011-03-05,Miller's Tale,7.1,4 +4628,[99],51410,en,Jens Pulver: Driven,0.6,2011-07-01,Jens Pulver: Driven,7.1,5 +4629,[],567180,en,Bare Room,0.6,2011-01-01,Bare Room,7.0,1 +4630,[],528026,en,Stay With Me,0.6,2011-08-01,Stay With Me,7.0,2 +4631,[99],519567,en,The Egyptian Job,0.6,2011-09-14,The Egyptian Job,7.0,1 +4632,[35],509520,en,Fat Camp,0.6,2011-01-01,Fat Camp,7.0,1 +4633,"[10402, 99]",495772,en,Sex Pistols: The Whole Story,0.6,2011-01-01,Sex Pistols: The Whole Story,7.0,1 +4634,"[28, 80, 18]",473122,en,Narcocorrido,0.6,2011-08-30,Narcocorrido,7.0,1 +4635,"[18, 18]",454754,en,Animal Control,0.6,2011-03-30,Animal Control,7.0,1 +4636,"[35, 28]",439766,en,Paper Pushers,0.6,2011-12-30,Paper Pushers,7.0,1 +4637,[18],439129,hu,Vakáció,0.6,2011-04-10,Vacation,7.0,1 +4638,"[27, 35]",431234,en,Crush the Skull,0.6,2011-10-30,Crush the Skull,7.0,2 +4639,"[14, 18]",398313,es,El cadáver exquisito,0.6,2011-01-01,Exquisite Corpse,7.0,1 +4640,"[16, 10749]",372914,en,Reversal of the Heart,0.6,2011-05-13,Reversal of the Heart,7.0,1 +4641,[53],342769,en,Psychopaths,0.6,2011-10-04,Psychopaths,7.0,1 +4642,"[14, 35]",341598,en,Puppets,0.6,2011-04-15,Puppets,7.0,1 +4643,[14],340303,en,Wendy,0.6,2011-09-15,Wendy,7.0,2 +4644,[],292540,en,Without a Home,0.6,2011-11-01,Without a Home,7.0,2 +4645,[18],285250,en,Our Last Goodbye,0.6,2011-06-20,Our Last Goodbye,7.0,1 +4646,[],284002,en,Zoochosis Presents: Bears,0.6,2011-08-31,Zoochosis Presents: Bears,7.0,1 +4647,[],274558,en,Jessie's Dad,0.6,2011-06-16,Jessie's Dad,7.0,1 +4648,[16],274387,en,Rumbleseat,0.6,2011-10-09,Rumbleseat,7.0,1 +4649,[],273939,en,David,0.6,2011-01-01,David,7.0,1 +4650,[],273736,en,The Fuzz,0.6,2011-11-01,The Fuzz,7.0,2 +4651,[],272085,en,VeggieTales: Twas the Night Before Easter,0.6,2011-03-08,VeggieTales: Twas the Night Before Easter,7.0,1 +4652,[35],260485,en,Hello Caller,0.6,2011-01-22,Hello Caller,7.0,1 +4653,[99],248881,en,Mann v. Ford,0.6,2011-06-03,Mann v. Ford,7.0,1 +4654,[99],238959,en,Bob Ross: The Happy Painter,0.6,2011-12-03,Bob Ross: The Happy Painter,7.0,3 +4655,"[99, 18]",238067,en,Wrestling For Jesus: The Tale of T-Money,0.6,2011-01-01,Wrestling For Jesus: The Tale of T-Money,7.0,1 +4656,[18],225312,en,Pivot Point,0.6,2011-11-25,Pivot Point,7.0,2 +4657,[],219686,en,Creedence Clearwater Revival - The Royal Albert Hall Concert 1970,0.6,2011-01-19,Creedence Clearwater Revival - The Royal Albert Hall Concert 1970,7.0,1 +4658,"[18, 10751]",211620,en,Caught,0.6,2011-06-03,Caught,7.0,1 +4659,[99],211616,en,Kaziah the Goat Woman,0.6,2011-10-15,Kaziah the Goat Woman,7.0,1 +4660,"[35, 18]",211439,en,Tarantula Moonrocket,0.6,2011-10-19,Tarantula Moonrocket,7.0,1 +4661,[35],211401,en,Rideshare,0.6,2011-01-01,Rideshare,7.0,1 +4662,"[16, 10751, 35]",209913,en,Carrot Crazy,0.6,2011-08-14,Carrot Crazy,7.0,3 +4663,[],196894,en,Spoiler,0.6,2011-05-24,Spoiler,7.0,2 +4664,[],187815,en,Soldiers of Paint,0.6,2011-01-01,Soldiers of Paint,7.0,1 +4665,[99],185335,en,Erasing Hate,0.6,2011-06-26,Erasing Hate,7.0,2 +4666,[10402],173939,en,Robben Ford Trio: New Morning - The Paris Concert Revisted,0.6,2011-02-22,Robben Ford Trio: New Morning - The Paris Concert Revisted,7.0,1 +4667,[],159186,en,Just Like Us,0.6,2011-10-06,Just Like Us,7.0,2 +4668,[27],147272,en,Bunker Of Blood,0.6,2011-04-01,Bunker Of Blood,7.0,1 +4669,"[80, 18]",132131,en,Joy Road,0.6,2011-10-21,Joy Road,7.0,1 +4670,[],131659,en,In Sickness,0.6,2011-01-01,In Sickness,7.0,1 +4671,[99],121077,en,Eat The Sun,0.6,2011-05-11,Eat The Sun,7.0,1 +4672,[99],119038,en,Troubadours,0.6,2011-01-22,Troubadours,7.0,1 +4673,[99],118405,en,Family Portrait in Black and White,0.6,2011-01-21,Family Portrait in Black and White,7.0,1 +4674,[99],113374,en,Kissinger,0.6,2011-01-01,Kissinger,7.0,1 +4675,[],112441,en,Good Look,0.6,2011-09-16,Good Look,7.0,1 +4676,[10402],96802,en,Harry Connick Jr.: In Concert on Broadway,0.6,2011-03-01,Harry Connick Jr.: In Concert on Broadway,7.0,1 +4677,[18],81644,en,Letters from the Big Man,0.6,2011-11-11,Letters from the Big Man,7.0,2 +4678,[99],75446,en,Carbon Nation,0.6,2011-02-11,Carbon Nation,7.0,2 +4679,"[12, 99]",72301,en,Stepping Into the Fire,0.6,2011-03-31,Stepping Into the Fire,7.0,1 +4680,[99],68011,en,Ayn Rand: In Her Own Words,0.6,2011-04-05,Ayn Rand: In Her Own Words,7.0,1 +4681,[99],163429,en,180,0.6,2011-09-26,180,6.8,3 +4682,[99],82646,en,Tim Tebow: Everything In Between,0.6,2011-11-08,Tim Tebow: Everything In Between,6.8,3 +4683,[10402],68246,en,Eddie Vedder - Water On The Road,0.6,2011-05-30,Eddie Vedder - Water On The Road,6.8,3 +4684,"[10770, 35, 10751, 18]",68049,en,Vacation with Derek,0.6,2011-03-06,Vacation with Derek,6.8,6 +4685,[99],66779,en,The Lord is Not On Trial Here Today,0.6,2011-03-19,The Lord is Not On Trial Here Today,6.8,3 +4686,[10402],308779,en,Neal Morse: Testimony Two - Live in Los Angeles,0.6,2011-09-12,Neal Morse: Testimony Two - Live in Los Angeles,6.8,2 +4687,[99],84553,en,Semper Fi: Always Faithful,0.6,2011-04-21,Semper Fi: Always Faithful,6.7,3 +4688,"[14, 18, 878]",83934,en,You Are Here,0.6,2011-03-05,You Are Here,6.7,4 +4689,"[99, 10402]",47755,en,Strange Powers: Stephin Merritt and the Magnetic Fields,0.6,2011-10-27,Strange Powers: Stephin Merritt and the Magnetic Fields,6.7,6 +4690,[10402],100454,es,MTV Unplugged: Los Tigres del Norte and Friends,0.6,2011-05-24,MTV Unplugged: Los Tigres del Norte and Friends,6.6,4 +4691,[],277548,en,The Curve of Forgotten Things,0.6,2011-02-08,The Curve of Forgotten Things,6.6,5 +4692,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",72003,en,The Dark Knight,0.6,2011-07-11,The Dark Knight,6.6,5 +4693,[35],515773,en,Star Wars Spoofs,0.6,2011-01-01,Star Wars Spoofs,6.5,2 +4694,[99],382122,en,Jerusalem on a Plate,0.6,2011-12-20,Jerusalem on a Plate,6.5,2 +4695,[],292790,en,Exploring The Tree of Life,0.6,2011-10-11,Exploring The Tree of Life,6.5,2 +4696,[18],260614,en,Spinning,0.6,2011-04-30,Spinning,6.5,1 +4697,[99],212193,en,Zombies: A Living History,0.6,2011-10-25,Zombies: A Living History,6.5,2 +4698,"[16, 10751]",195698,en,Prep & Landing: Tiny's Big Adventure,0.6,2011-11-22,Prep & Landing: Tiny's Big Adventure,6.5,4 +4699,"[18, 10749]",190667,en,The Ghosts,0.6,2011-01-25,The Ghosts,6.5,2 +4700,[],181045,en,Flawed,0.6,2011-08-23,Flawed,6.5,2 +4701,[99],172336,en,Back To Eden,0.6,2011-08-21,Back To Eden,6.5,3 +4702,[99],171376,en,Azorian: The Raising of the K-129,0.6,2011-02-08,Azorian: The Raising of the K-129,6.5,2 +4703,"[99, 16]",139712,en,Marx Reloaded,0.6,2011-01-01,Marx Reloaded,6.5,4 +4704,"[99, 10402]",138061,en,American Juggalo,0.6,2011-09-25,American Juggalo,6.5,6 +4705,"[27, 10402, 80]",137562,en,Mr. Bricks: A Heavy Metal Murder Musical,0.6,2011-01-01,Mr. Bricks: A Heavy Metal Murder Musical,6.5,1 +4706,[99],137008,en,small roads,0.6,2011-09-03,small roads,6.5,4 +4707,[18],133108,en,Money Matters,0.6,2011-11-15,Money Matters,6.5,2 +4708,[99],120459,en,Gone: The Disappearance of Aeryn Gillern,0.6,2011-01-01,Gone: The Disappearance of Aeryn Gillern,6.5,2 +4709,[18],108360,en,Dance Town,0.6,2011-03-13,Dance Town,6.5,1 +4710,[99],92237,en,Thorium Remix,0.6,2011-10-01,Thorium Remix,6.5,3 +4711,"[35, 28]",89312,en,Cost of Living,0.6,2011-09-22,Cost of Living,6.5,6 +4712,[10402],82117,en,Placebo: We Come In Pieces,0.6,2011-11-01,Placebo: We Come In Pieces,6.5,3 +4713,[35],81378,en,Carlos Mencia: New Territory,0.6,2011-12-04,Carlos Mencia: New Territory,6.5,1 +4714,[99],75757,en,America The Beautiful 2: The Thin Commandments,0.6,2011-10-12,America The Beautiful 2: The Thin Commandments,6.5,2 +4715,[99],71621,de,Plug & Pray,0.6,2011-05-27,Plug & Pray,6.5,1 +4716,[99],70869,en,Rejoice and Shout,0.6,2011-06-03,Rejoice and Shout,6.5,2 +4717,[878],65691,de,Clear Skies 3,0.6,2011-05-29,Clear Skies 3,6.5,4 +4718,[99],47750,en,The Legend of Pale Male,0.6,2011-11-24,The Legend of Pale Male,6.5,1 +4719,"[16, 35]",130758,en,Angry Birds: Wreck the Halls,0.6,2011-12-17,Angry Birds: Wreck the Halls,6.4,5 +4720,[99],124991,en,上访,0.6,2011-01-14,Petition,6.4,4 +4721,[18],85028,en,Without,0.6,2011-10-01,Without,6.3,3 +4722,[],81798,en,Pioneer,0.6,2011-04-11,Pioneer,6.3,3 +4723,[35],95642,en,Bad Actress,0.6,2011-03-06,Bad Actress,6.3,2 +4724,[18],91311,en,The Trouble with the Truth,0.6,2011-10-21,The Trouble with the Truth,6.3,4 +4725,"[28, 37]",61794,en,Goodnight for Justice,0.6,2011-01-29,Goodnight for Justice,6.3,2 +4726,[53],347090,en,Morning Love,0.6,2011-12-11,Morning Love,6.2,5 +4727,[10402],100875,en,Katy Perry: Rock in Rio 2011,0.6,2011-09-23,Katy Perry: Rock in Rio 2011,6.2,3 +4728,[18],81658,fr,Le Vendeur,0.6,2011-01-21,The Salesman,6.2,3 +4729,"[18, 99, 36]",72845,en,"The Man Nobody Knew: In Search of My Father, CIA Spymaster William Colby",0.6,2011-09-23,"The Man Nobody Knew: In Search of My Father, CIA Spymaster William Colby",6.1,7 +4730,[],584615,en,Flame On,0.6,2011-02-28,Flame On,6.0,1 +4731,"[36, 99]",557126,en,Dinosaur Wars,0.6,2011-01-17,Dinosaur Wars,6.0,1 +4732,[],520224,en,A Trick of the Light,0.6,2011-04-28,A Trick of the Light,6.0,1 +4733,[],503210,en,Return to Jurassic Park,0.6,2011-02-05,Return to Jurassic Park,6.0,6 +4734,[99],488783,en,Me Facing Life: Cyntoia's Story,0.6,2011-03-01,Me Facing Life: Cyntoia's Story,6.0,2 +4735,[99],472721,en,Dams: The Lethal Water Bombs,0.6,2011-06-25,Dams: The Lethal Water Bombs,6.0,1 +4736,[],465743,en,Don Cheadle Is Captain Planet,0.6,2011-09-01,Don Cheadle Is Captain Planet,6.0,2 +4737,[99],436664,fr,BluScenes: Flowering Gardens,0.6,2011-12-06,BluScenes: Flowering Gardens,6.0,1 +4738,[27],436118,en,T is for Talk,0.6,2011-08-14,T is for Talk,6.0,1 +4739,[35],431238,en,Buffet,0.6,2011-05-21,Buffet,6.0,1 +4740,[27],429537,en,Raven's Hollow,0.6,2011-06-15,Raven's Hollow,6.0,2 +4741,[18],416634,en,The Argument,0.6,2011-01-01,The Argument,6.0,1 +4742,[],410675,en,Virgin Eyes,0.6,2011-11-23,Virgin Eyes,6.0,1 +4743,[99],410536,en,The Universe: Crash Landing on Mars,0.6,2011-01-01,The Universe: Crash Landing on Mars,6.0,1 +4744,[99],393760,en,North Korean Film Madness,0.6,2011-04-20,North Korean Film Madness,6.0,1 +4745,[99],379773,en,Born Schizophrenic: January's Story,0.6,2014-05-27,Born Schizophrenic: January's Story,6.0,1 +4746,"[10402, 35, 28, 878, 18, 27]",359348,en,The Worst Movie Ever!,0.6,2011-07-08,The Worst Movie Ever!,6.0,3 +4747,"[35, 18]",352790,en,My Little Friend,0.6,2011-03-03,My Little Friend,6.0,1 +4748,[18],352724,en,Somefarwhere,0.6,2011-10-12,Somefarwhere,6.0,2 +4749,[99],337818,en,A Good Man,0.6,2011-04-20,A Good Man,6.0,1 +4750,"[18, 10751]",329677,xx,The D Train,0.6,2011-01-01,The D Train,6.0,2 +4751,[],325266,en,L Train,0.6,2011-10-10,L Train,6.0,1 +4752,"[27, 99]",322682,en,The Houses October Built,0.6,2011-11-19,The Houses October Built,6.0,6 +4753,[],322503,en,Elements,0.6,2011-01-01,Elements,6.0,1 +4754,"[35, 14, 18]",307378,en,"My Friend, Oscar.",0.6,2011-10-16,"My Friend, Oscar.",6.0,1 +4755,"[99, 36]",305003,en,Titanic Arrogance,0.6,2011-12-30,Titanic Arrogance,6.0,1 +4756,[35],301021,en,Kira Soltanovich: Here Comes Trouble,0.6,2011-01-01,Kira Soltanovich: Here Comes Trouble,6.0,1 +4757,"[27, 18]",300608,en,Exit,0.6,2011-09-24,Exit,6.0,1 +4758,"[35, 27]",296273,en,When Harry Met Sally 2 with Billy Crystal and Helen Mirren,0.6,2011-04-06,When Harry Met Sally 2 with Billy Crystal and Helen Mirren,6.0,3 +4759,[18],292155,es,Salar,0.6,2011-01-01,Salar,6.0,1 +4760,[18],288905,es,Los viejos,0.6,2011-10-08,Los viejos,6.0,1 +4761,[99],281253,en,My America,0.6,2011-01-01,My America,6.0,1 +4762,[53],278496,en,Claustrophobia,0.6,2011-02-01,Claustrophobia,6.0,1 +4763,"[80, 18]",276383,en,Second-Story Man,0.6,2011-03-05,Second-Story Man,6.0,1 +4764,[],273298,en,"Go, Diego, Go!: Diego Saves the World",0.6,2011-06-01,"Go, Diego, Go!: Diego Saves the World",6.0,1 +4765,[],273144,en,Dora the Explorer: Dora and The Three Little Pigs,0.6,2011-06-01,Dora the Explorer: Dora and The Three Little Pigs,6.0,1 +4766,[],273131,en,"Go, Diego, Go!: It's a Bug's World",0.6,2011-06-01,"Go, Diego, Go!: It's a Bug's World",6.0,1 +4767,[],273121,en,Angelina Ballerina: Ballet Dreams,0.6,2011-05-31,Angelina Ballerina: Ballet Dreams,6.0,1 +4768,"[99, 10751]",270812,en,My Life as a Turkey,0.6,2011-11-16,My Life as a Turkey,6.0,1 +4769,[27],258855,en,Take This Lollipop,0.6,2011-10-14,Take This Lollipop,6.0,3 +4770,[35],258267,en,Running Mates,0.6,2011-06-09,Running Mates,6.0,1 +4771,[99],256922,en,In a Town This Size,0.6,2011-03-09,In a Town This Size,6.0,1 +4772,"[18, 27, 9648]",251183,en,Fortune Cookie Prophecies,0.6,2011-02-01,Fortune Cookie Prophecies,6.0,3 +4773,[16],239729,en,Preferably Blue,0.6,2011-03-13,Preferably Blue,6.0,1 +4774,[18],232036,en,The Pledge,0.6,2011-08-01,The Pledge,6.0,1 +4775,"[99, 16]",227215,en,Dinosaur Revolution,0.6,2011-09-13,Dinosaur Revolution,6.0,1 +4776,"[27, 53]",223974,tl,Yanggaw,0.6,2011-04-13,Affliction,6.0,2 +4777,[],214873,en,Harland Williams: A Force of Nature,0.6,2011-04-01,Harland Williams: A Force of Nature,6.0,1 +4778,[27],211618,en,Fractured Minds,0.6,2011-02-10,Fractured Minds,6.0,1 +4779,[35],211020,en,Elijah Tindall: The Great Hit,0.6,2011-11-04,Elijah Tindall: The Great Hit,6.0,1 +4780,[99],210926,en,Boys of Bonneville,0.6,2011-04-13,Boys of Bonneville,6.0,1 +4781,"[35, 18]",210729,en,33 Teeth,0.6,2011-09-22,33 Teeth,6.0,2 +4782,"[35, 18]",210545,en,God's Land,0.6,2011-10-28,God's Land,6.0,1 +4783,"[99, 35, 18]",209710,en,The Mayor,0.6,2011-11-12,The Mayor,6.0,1 +4784,[18],201284,en,From the Head,0.6,2011-06-24,From the Head,6.0,1 +4785,[],185712,pt,Footprints,0.6,2011-09-01,Footprints,6.0,1 +4786,[],178514,en,Dame Factory Inc.,0.6,2011-06-03,Dame Factory Inc.,6.0,2 +4787,[],173273,en,The Earth Rejects Him,0.6,2011-10-14,The Earth Rejects Him,6.0,1 +4788,[],167271,it,Guitar Artistry of - Guy Davis Teller of Tales,0.6,2011-05-09,Guitar Artistry of - Guy Davis Teller of Tales,6.0,1 +4789,[10402],164168,it,Bob James KeikoMatsui Altair & Vega,0.6,2011-09-26,Bob James KeikoMatsui Altair & Vega,6.0,1 +4790,[],157127,en,Love Beyond the Grave: A Look at 'Return of the Living Dead 3',0.6,2011-10-18,Love Beyond the Grave: A Look at 'Return of the Living Dead 3',6.0,1 +4791,[],154766,en,"Aaron Burr, Part 2",0.6,2011-05-14,"Aaron Burr, Part 2",6.0,1 +4792,[],138080,en,Dove,0.6,2011-11-12,Dove,6.0,1 +4793,[],137365,en,Butterfinger the 13th,0.6,2011-10-13,Butterfinger the 13th,6.0,1 +4794,[878],135685,en,Payload,0.6,2011-06-21,Payload,6.0,2 +4795,[],135476,en,Sick Day,0.6,2011-10-31,Sick Day,6.0,1 +4796,[99],132912,en,The Price of Sex,0.6,2011-04-09,The Price of Sex,6.0,4 +4797,[],132687,en,Downing,0.6,2011-08-12,Downing,6.0,1 +4798,[],130979,en,Dragonboy,0.6,2011-01-01,Dragonboy,6.0,3 +4799,[],128544,en,Running Inside Out,0.6,2011-12-01,Running Inside Out,6.0,1 +4800,"[35, 27, 18]",123602,en,Zombie in a Penguin Suit,0.6,2011-10-14,Zombie in a Penguin Suit,6.0,3 +4801,"[18, 99]",122140,en,Mama Africa,0.6,2011-02-12,Mama Africa,6.0,1 +4802,"[35, 18]",121839,en,Turning Point,0.6,2011-07-01,Turning Point,6.0,1 +4803,[35],118094,en,"Debra Digiovanni: Single, Awkward, Female",0.6,2011-12-14,"Debra Digiovanni: Single, Awkward, Female",6.0,2 +4804,"[27, 53, 99]",116732,en,Absent,0.6,2011-09-05,Absent,6.0,1 +4805,[10402],107606,en,Lang Lang: Liszt Now,0.6,2011-12-20,Lang Lang: Liszt Now,6.0,1 +4806,[18],105542,en,Matière Grise,0.6,2011-04-21,Grey Matter,6.0,2 +4807,"[10749, 35]",85307,en,LBW (Life Before Wedding),0.6,2011-02-18,LBW (Life Before Wedding),6.0,1 +4808,[35],80048,en,Rid Of Me,0.6,2011-11-18,Rid Of Me,6.0,5 +4809,"[80, 18]",80039,en,Determinism,0.6,2011-12-05,Determinism,6.0,2 +4810,[99],75672,fr,Un Homme : Robert Faurisson,0.6,2011-10-01,Un Homme : Robert Faurisson,6.0,1 +4811,"[18, 53]",69612,ta,முரண்,0.6,2011-09-16,Muran,6.0,1 +4812,[99],68197,en,Chasing Madoff,0.6,2011-08-26,Chasing Madoff,6.0,5 +4813,"[99, 18]",65289,en,A Nightmare in Las Cruces,0.6,2011-05-05,A Nightmare in Las Cruces,6.0,1 +4814,[99],62078,en,Square Grouper,0.6,2011-04-15,Square Grouper,6.0,5 +4815,[99],56740,en,Guns and Weed: The Road To Freedom,0.6,2011-03-22,Guns and Weed: The Road To Freedom,6.0,1 +4816,"[18, 10751]",64130,en,The Rainbow Tribe,0.6,2011-02-01,The Rainbow Tribe,5.9,5 +4817,"[14, 35]",341600,en,My Best Friend's Wedding/My Best Friend's Sweating,0.6,2011-08-03,My Best Friend's Wedding/My Best Friend's Sweating,5.9,4 +4818,[99],52931,en,Aquarius: The Age of Evil,0.6,2011-09-12,Aquarius: The Age of Evil,5.9,4 +4819,"[35, 28, 53]",268392,en,The Hooker with a Heart of Gold,0.6,2011-02-04,The Hooker with a Heart of Gold,5.8,3 +4820,"[80, 18, 10770]",78556,en,The Pastor's Wife,0.6,2011-11-05,The Pastor's Wife,5.8,6 +4821,[35],66109,en,Wyatt Cenac: Comedy Person,0.6,2011-05-14,Wyatt Cenac: Comedy Person,5.8,3 +4822,"[878, 28]",58031,en,Half-Life: Escape From City 17 - Part 2,0.6,2011-08-24,Half-Life: Escape From City 17 - Part 2,5.8,3 +4823,[18],128499,en,Green,0.6,2011-06-22,Green,5.8,5 +4824,[99],96064,en,The Tall Man,0.6,2011-09-08,The Tall Man,5.8,5 +4825,[99],91324,en,Holy Rollers: The True Story of Card Counting Christians,0.6,2011-06-11,Holy Rollers: The True Story of Card Counting Christians,5.8,5 +4826,[16],401352,es,Mi burro: esos huesos,0.6,2011-04-28,Mi burro: esos huesos,5.8,4 +4827,[18],154082,en,The Zone,0.6,2011-03-16,The Zone,5.8,4 +4828,"[35, 27]",136805,en,Dick Night,0.6,2011-01-01,Dick Night,5.8,4 +4829,"[18, 10749]",78443,ru,Бездельники,0.6,2011-11-11,Bezdelniki,5.8,2 +4830,"[99, 36]",75760,en,American Teacher,0.6,2011-05-03,American Teacher,5.8,4 +4831,[35],81660,en,The Selling,0.6,2011-04-29,The Selling,5.7,5 +4832,"[10402, 99]",73350,en,Talihina Sky: The Story of Kings of Leon,0.6,2011-06-24,Talihina Sky: The Story of Kings of Leon,5.7,8 +4833,[99],111662,en,Chemerical,0.6,2011-09-04,Chemerical,5.7,3 +4834,[],109233,en,Keeping Up with the Randalls,0.6,2011-07-16,Keeping Up with the Randalls,5.7,6 +4835,"[53, 18, 27]",94910,en,Magnificat,0.6,2011-12-31,Magnificat,5.7,3 +4836,[99],79458,en,The Finland Phenomenon,0.6,2011-03-24,The Finland Phenomenon,5.7,3 +4837,[18],44120,en,The Boy Next Door,0.6,2008-11-14,The Boy Next Door,5.7,6 +4838,[37],92127,en,The Scarlet Worm,0.6,2011-08-27,The Scarlet Worm,5.6,4 +4839,[16],97659,es,El Gran Milagro,0.6,2011-10-14,The Greatest Miracle,5.6,7 +4840,[27],392768,en,The Grayhaven Maniac,0.6,2011-01-29,The Grayhaven Maniac,5.5,1 +4841,[27],377567,en,More Than You Can Chew,0.6,2011-02-27,More Than You Can Chew,5.5,2 +4842,[],314841,en,Immersive Cocoon,0.6,2011-03-23,Immersive Cocoon,5.5,2 +4843,[10402],280556,it,The Guitar Artistry Of - Eric Bibb,0.6,2011-06-20,The Guitar Artistry Of - Eric Bibb,5.5,1 +4844,[99],279009,en,An Article of Hope,0.6,2011-05-01,An Article of Hope,5.5,3 +4845,"[35, 18]",273001,en,Act Your Age,0.6,2011-04-01,Act Your Age,5.5,2 +4846,[18],268952,en,Bob's New Suit,0.6,2011-06-22,Bob's New Suit,5.5,1 +4847,[10402],245514,it,The Guitar Artistry Of - Chris Proctor: Morning Thunder,0.6,2011-06-14,The Guitar Artistry Of - Chris Proctor: Morning Thunder,5.5,1 +4848,[99],241370,en,Targeting Bin Laden,0.6,2011-09-06,Targeting Bin Laden,5.5,3 +4849,"[16, 35]",182867,en,Notes on: Biology,0.6,2011-01-01,Notes on: Biology,5.5,2 +4850,[],155098,en,Por El Camino,0.6,2011-06-09,Beyond the Road,5.5,2 +4851,[],149756,en,The Story of Citizens United v. FEC,0.6,2011-03-01,The Story of Citizens United v. FEC,5.5,1 +4852,[28],110406,en,Losses,0.6,2011-09-14,Losses,5.5,11 +4853,[18],85709,ko,두만강,0.6,2011-03-11,Dooman River,5.5,4 +4854,[99],83780,en,This Is Justin Bieber,0.6,2011-12-21,This Is Justin Bieber,5.5,4 +4855,"[18, 10402, 10749, 10751]",80467,en,The Ideal Husband,0.6,2011-02-26,The Ideal Husband,5.5,1 +4856,"[10402, 35]",76098,en,'Weird Al' Yankovic - Live! The Alpocalypse Tour,0.6,2011-10-01,'Weird Al' Yankovic - Live! The Alpocalypse Tour,5.5,4 +4857,[18],74891,en,Lone Star - Scene,0.6,2011-04-21,Lone Star - Scene,5.5,1 +4858,"[10770, 35]",152413,en,The Cabin,0.6,2011-08-02,The Cabin,5.4,5 +4859,[18],99393,he,Hahithalfut,0.6,2011-10-10,The Exchange,5.4,4 +4860,[18],489791,en,A Boy's Life,0.6,2011-10-01,A Boy's Life,5.3,3 +4861,[35],374805,en,The Babysitter,0.6,2011-10-08,The Babysitter,5.3,4 +4862,"[99, 18]",117876,en,The Greater Good,0.6,2011-04-03,The Greater Good,5.3,3 +4863,[27],110129,de,The Sacred,0.6,2011-11-13,The Sacred,5.3,3 +4864,"[18, 14, 27, 10749, 53]",44213,en,The Melancholy Fantastic,0.6,2011-08-18,The Melancholy Fantastic,5.3,3 +4865,"[99, 27]",302618,en,Hit,0.6,2011-04-22,Hit,5.3,2 +4866,[18],286485,en,Choice,0.6,2011-09-04,Choice,5.3,2 +4867,[],283835,en,The Closet,0.6,2011-03-13,The Closet,5.3,4 +4868,[18],259125,en,Blue,0.6,2011-09-16,Blue,5.3,2 +4869,[10402],254966,en,Orphaned Land: The Road to OR-Shalem,0.6,2011-11-29,Orphaned Land: The Road to OR-Shalem,5.3,2 +4870,[18],254962,en,The Blue Rose,0.6,2011-04-16,The Blue Rose,5.3,2 +4871,[],253514,en,Hugh Laurie: Let Them Talk - New Orleans Concert Documentary,0.6,2011-09-07,Hugh Laurie: Let Them Talk - New Orleans Concert Documentary,5.3,2 +4872,"[53, 10752]",248646,en,Sugartown,0.6,2011-08-13,Sugartown,5.3,2 +4873,[35],116859,en,Kathy Griffin: Tired Hooker,0.6,2011-12-20,Kathy Griffin: Tired Hooker,5.3,2 +4874,[35],104224,en,"Jesus, The Total Douchebag",0.6,2011-02-11,"Jesus, The Total Douchebag",5.3,2 +4875,[10402],99776,en,Bright Eyes Austin Auditorium Shore,0.6,2011-04-14,Bright Eyes Austin Auditorium Shore,5.3,2 +4876,"[10749, 10751]",95264,en,What !f,0.6,2011-08-09,What if,5.3,2 +4877,[99],87031,en,The Natural State of America,0.6,2011-01-01,The Natural State of America,5.3,2 +4878,[99],84550,en,Deepest Dive: The Story of the Trieste,0.6,2011-11-25,Deepest Dive: The Story of the Trieste,5.3,2 +4879,[],84402,en,2011 NBA Slam Dunk Contest,0.6,2011-02-19,2011 NBA Slam Dunk Contest,5.3,2 +4880,[10751],81266,en,The Wiggles: It's Always Christmas With You,0.6,2011-12-06,The Wiggles: It's Always Christmas With You,5.3,2 +4881,[10402],80997,en,JJ Grey and Mofro - Brighter Days,0.6,2011-09-13,JJ Grey and Mofro - Brighter Days,5.3,2 +4882,[10402],75918,en,Playing for Change – Songs Around The World (Part 2),0.6,2011-05-31,Playing for Change – Songs Around The World (Part 2),5.3,2 +4883,[35],71740,en,John Pinette - Still Hungry,0.6,2011-07-29,John Pinette - Still Hungry,5.3,2 +4884,[10402],71438,en,Franco de Vita: En Primera Fila Concierto,0.6,2011-05-31,Franco de Vita: En Primera Fila Concierto,5.3,2 +4885,[99],66611,en,Lifting the Veil,0.6,2011-03-11,Lifting the Veil,5.3,2 +4886,[10751],65307,en,The Wiggles: Ukulele Baby!,0.6,2011-08-08,The Wiggles: Ukulele Baby!,5.3,2 +4887,[],64529,en,The Real Video - Since Day One,0.6,2011-01-01,The Real Video - Since Day One,5.3,2 +4888,"[10402, 99]",62853,en,Dream Theater: The Spirit Carries On,0.6,2011-04-28,Dream Theater: The Spirit Carries On,5.3,2 +4889,"[35, 10751, 10749]",61719,en,Midway to Heaven,0.6,2011-02-04,Midway to Heaven,5.3,4 +4890,"[99, 10751]",61657,en,"Teta, Alf Marra",0.6,2011-12-09,"Grandma, a Thousand Times",5.3,2 +4891,"[28, 53, 18]",56425,en,Nexus,0.6,2011-04-01,Nexus,5.3,2 +4892,[99],169237,en,Beyond Thought (Awareness Itself),0.6,2011-02-18,Beyond Thought (Awareness Itself),5.2,3 +4893,"[18, 10749]",61629,en,"Lebanon, Pa.",0.6,2011-04-29,"Lebanon, Pa.",5.1,5 +4894,[99],586636,en,Apache 8,0.6,2011-11-04,Apache 8,5.0,1 +4895,"[99, 36]",565661,en,"The Universe, UFO: The Real Deal",0.6,2011-12-03,"The Universe, UFO: The Real Deal",5.0,1 +4896,[],530142,en,Animal Lust,0.6,2011-11-22,Animal Lust,5.0,1 +4897,[],509095,en,Lesbian Angels,0.6,2011-03-03,Lesbian Angels,5.0,1 +4898,[35],508072,en,Dr. Humpinstein's Erotik Castle,0.6,2011-10-31,Dr. Humpinstein's Erotik Castle,5.0,1 +4899,"[27, 18]",496434,en,Apocrypha,0.6,2011-06-11,Apocrypha,5.0,1 +4900,"[35, 18]",468301,en,Untouchable,0.6,2011-06-01,Untouchable,5.0,1 +4901,[],467161,en,A Safe House,0.6,2011-03-05,A Safe House,5.0,1 +4902,[99],450027,en,Devil's Gate,0.6,2011-04-01,Devil's Gate,5.0,1 +4903,[18],448051,en,Don't Look at Me,0.6,2011-01-01,Don't Look at Me,5.0,1 +4904,[],400330,en,A Heaven for Queers,0.6,2011-11-26,A Heaven for Queers,5.0,2 +4905,[27],387559,ru,Dead Stop,0.6,2011-03-14,Dead Stop,5.0,1 +4906,"[10402, 99]",381647,en,Talking Heads - Chronology,0.6,2011-11-21,Talking Heads - Chronology,5.0,1 +4907,[],370484,en,The Powder Room,0.6,2011-09-28,The Powder Room,5.0,1 +4908,[27],351796,en,Desolation Wilderness,0.6,2011-10-24,Desolation Wilderness,5.0,1 +4909,[],346983,en,Imperceptihole,0.6,2011-07-01,Imperceptihole,5.0,1 +4910,[18],346916,en,The First,0.6,2011-01-01,The First,5.0,1 +4911,[],331723,en,Holy Knight,0.6,2011-01-01,Holy Knight,5.0,1 +4912,[],326751,en,The Scarface Phenomenon,0.6,2011-09-06,The Scarface Phenomenon,5.0,1 +4913,[],326655,en,The Maritime Silk Road,0.6,2011-01-01,The Maritime Silk Road,5.0,1 +4914,[],325909,en,The Encounter,0.6,2011-01-01,The Encounter,5.0,1 +4915,"[35, 18]",325777,en,Two-Legged Rat Bastards,0.6,2011-08-27,Two-Legged Rat Bastards,5.0,1 +4916,[],322241,en,The Sad Cafe,0.6,2011-01-01,The Sad Cafe,5.0,1 +4917,[],311613,en,Finding Me: Truth,0.6,2011-01-01,Finding Me: Truth,5.0,1 +4918,[],305065,en,A Beautiful Belly,0.6,2011-04-16,A Beautiful Belly,5.0,2 +4919,"[35, 10749]",303025,en,Mikey's Extreme Romance,0.6,2011-01-01,Mikey's Extreme Romance,5.0,2 +4920,"[35, 878]",300250,en,Night Of The Alien,0.6,2011-04-08,Night Of The Alien,5.0,1 +4921,[],298460,en,The Looking Glass,0.6,2011-01-01,The Looking Glass,5.0,1 +4922,"[14, 10402, 10749]",275525,en,Nightfur,0.6,2011-12-20,Nightfur,5.0,1 +4923,[],275161,en,Jonas Brothers: The Journey Unauthorized,0.6,2011-01-01,Jonas Brothers: The Journey Unauthorized,5.0,1 +4924,[],272792,en,Beyond Acceptance,0.6,2011-08-04,Beyond Acceptance,5.0,1 +4925,[],270604,en,Angry White Man,0.6,2011-10-22,Angry White Man,5.0,1 +4926,[],262162,en,MDMA,0.6,2011-01-20,MDMA,5.0,1 +4927,[18],259540,en,Shanghai Belle,0.6,2011-01-01,Shanghai Belle,5.0,1 +4928,[],245909,en,Mumblecore,0.6,2011-06-19,Mumblecore,5.0,1 +4929,[16],242836,en,A Zombie Claymation,0.6,2011-05-15,A Zombie Claymation,5.0,1 +4930,[99],241025,en,Journey Into Dyslexia,0.6,2011-05-11,Journey Into Dyslexia,5.0,1 +4931,[99],240863,pt,Laura,0.6,2011-10-14,Laura,5.0,1 +4932,"[28, 27, 53]",235537,en,1313: Nightmare Mansion,0.6,2011-02-01,1313: Nightmare Mansion,5.0,1 +4933,"[99, 10402]",226207,en,The Family Jams,0.6,2011-04-08,The Family Jams,5.0,1 +4934,[],220363,en,Charlie Chaplin: His Life & Work,0.6,2011-09-09,Charlie Chaplin: His Life & Work,5.0,1 +4935,[],218861,en,After Warhol,0.6,2011-12-31,After Warhol,5.0,1 +4936,[],218843,en,"YouTube Trilogy: 4 Songs, History, Asian Girls",0.6,2011-09-03,"YouTube Trilogy: 4 Songs, History, Asian Girls",5.0,1 +4937,[],214102,en,Caris' Peace,0.6,2011-10-21,Caris' Peace,5.0,1 +4938,[],205760,en,All God's Creatures,0.6,2011-06-04,All God's Creatures,5.0,1 +4939,[99],202947,en,The Economics of Happiness,0.6,2011-01-01,The Economics of Happiness,5.0,1 +4940,[],194099,en,Out Late,0.6,2011-10-25,Out Late,5.0,1 +4941,[],191586,en,Some Girls Never Learn,0.6,2011-06-02,Some Girls Never Learn,5.0,1 +4942,[99],184502,de,213 - The Gang Project,0.6,2011-04-12,213 - The Gang Project,5.0,2 +4943,[],184127,en,M Hotel,0.6,2011-04-08,M Hotel,5.0,3 +4944,[18],180318,en,The Chicago 8,0.6,2011-06-04,The Chicago 8,5.0,2 +4945,[],179389,en,I Want to Get Married,0.6,2011-09-21,I Want to Get Married,5.0,1 +4946,"[14, 35]",167671,en,Plot Device,0.6,2011-05-31,Plot Device,5.0,2 +4947,[],165481,en,Ronaldo: Tested to the Limit,0.6,2011-01-01,Ronaldo: Tested to the Limit,5.0,2 +4948,[18],165370,en,Surnuaiavahi tütar,0.6,2011-03-03,The Graveyard Keeper's Daughter,5.0,1 +4949,"[18, 878]",163380,en,In the Pines,0.6,2011-01-01,In the Pines,5.0,1 +4950,"[35, 12]",160669,en,Blunderkind,0.6,2011-08-28,Blunderkind,5.0,1 +4951,[99],160008,en,The Revolutionary,0.6,2011-12-30,The Revolutionary,5.0,1 +4952,[99],157126,en,They Won't Stay Dead: A Look at 'Return of the Living Dead Part II',0.6,2011-10-18,They Won't Stay Dead: A Look at 'Return of the Living Dead Part II',5.0,1 +4953,"[10752, 18, 36]",147485,en,21 Brothers,0.6,2011-09-04,21 Brothers,5.0,1 +4954,[],145869,en,Getting High,0.6,2011-03-10,Getting High,5.0,1 +4955,"[36, 18, 10752]",144161,es,Chicogrande,0.6,2011-02-24,Chicogrande,5.0,1 +4956,[],133186,en,These Hammers Don't Hurt Us,0.6,2011-03-22,These Hammers Don't Hurt Us,5.0,1 +4957,[18],129321,en,The Pretty Boys,0.6,2011-06-01,The Pretty Boys,5.0,1 +4958,"[80, 27, 53]",127791,es,Cholos en cuarentena,0.6,2011-01-01,Cholos en cuarentena,5.0,1 +4959,[99],121140,en,Bob and the Monster,0.6,2011-11-12,Bob and the Monster,5.0,1 +4960,[18],119453,en,@urFRENZ,0.6,2011-09-23,@urFRENZ,5.0,1 +4961,[99],115400,en,The Woodmans,0.6,2011-01-19,The Woodmans,5.0,1 +4962,[18],113038,en,Zero Bridge,0.6,2011-02-16,Zero Bridge,5.0,1 +4963,"[35, 80]",112963,en,Vacation!,0.6,2011-05-13,Vacation!,5.0,1 +4964,[12],108337,en,A Tiro de Piedra,0.6,2011-03-04,A Stone's Throw Away,5.0,1 +4965,"[18, 99]",105964,bo,Summer Pasture,0.6,2011-08-17,Summer Pasture,5.0,1 +4966,[35],102652,en,They're Out of the Business,0.6,2011-04-06,They're Out of the Business,5.0,1 +4967,[99],100829,en,This Is What Love in Action Looks Like,0.6,2011-01-28,This Is What Love in Action Looks Like,5.0,1 +4968,[10402],99777,en,Bright Eyes The People's Key,0.6,2011-08-23,Bright Eyes The People's Key,5.0,2 +4969,[],99495,es,Verano de Goliat,0.6,2011-07-08,Summer of Goliath,5.0,1 +4970,[18],97245,en,A Mother's Story,0.6,2011-11-06,A Mother's Story,5.0,1 +4971,"[18, 35]",93556,en,Prairie Love,0.6,2011-01-01,Prairie Love,5.0,1 +4972,[99],91325,en,Looking for Lenny,0.6,2011-01-01,Looking for Lenny,5.0,2 +4973,[99],85096,en,Prayer for a Perfect Season,0.6,2011-10-25,Prayer for a Perfect Season,5.0,1 +4974,[],84335,en,Seeking the Monkey King,0.6,2011-10-07,Seeking the Monkey King,5.0,1 +4975,[10402],84138,en,Sensation Innerspace: 2011 Amsterdam,0.6,2011-07-02,Sensation Innerspace: 2011 Amsterdam,5.0,2 +4976,[99],80202,en,Saving Pelican 895,0.6,2011-04-01,Saving Pelican 895,5.0,1 +4977,"[28, 37]",78243,en,Forgiven,0.6,2011-03-22,Forgiven,5.0,3 +4978,[10751],77090,en,Merlin And Arthur The Lion King,0.6,2011-03-28,Merlin And Arthur The Lion King,5.0,1 +4979,[],77028,hi,Phhir,0.6,2011-08-12,Phhir,5.0,2 +4980,"[35, 10749]",74102,en,Hit List,0.6,2011-10-05,Hit List,5.0,8 +4981,[10402],71816,en,Mastodon: Live At The Aragon,0.6,2011-03-15,Mastodon: Live At The Aragon,5.0,2 +4982,"[35, 10749]",70383,en,The Lawn Boy,0.6,2011-06-01,The Lawn Boy,5.0,1 +4983,[99],68438,en,Gun Fight,0.6,2011-04-13,Gun Fight,5.0,1 +4984,"[18, 28, 10749, 10752]",63457,en,Zhan Guo,0.6,2011-04-22,The Warring States,5.0,3 +4985,"[35, 10749]",60019,en,Kiss the Bride,0.6,2011-01-02,Kiss the Bride,5.0,1 +4986,"[28, 18]",56443,en,Everyday Black Man,0.6,2011-02-01,Everyday Black Man,5.0,2 +4987,"[99, 10402]",52014,en,Separado!,0.6,2011-06-18,Separado!,5.0,1 +4988,[99],97008,en,Farmageddon,0.6,2011-07-08,Farmageddon,4.9,7 +4989,[18],99534,en,Beautiful Wave,0.6,2011-01-01,Beautiful Wave,4.9,4 +4990,"[18, 10749]",120261,en,A November,0.6,2011-11-11,A November,4.8,3 +4991,[99],262893,en,The Wonder Year,0.6,2011-11-18,The Wonder Year,4.8,2 +4992,[10751],261110,en,Zack's Zap Pack,0.6,2011-08-18,Zack's Zap Pack,4.8,2 +4993,[],222621,en,Samuel Bleak,0.6,2011-03-05,Samuel Bleak,4.8,4 +4994,[99],88842,en,Like There's No Tomorrow,0.6,2011-10-27,Like There's No Tomorrow,4.8,2 +4995,[10402],69008,en,Live at the Masquerade,0.6,2011-06-07,Live at the Masquerade,4.8,2 +4996,[99],67299,en,Century of Light,0.6,2011-06-01,Century of Light,4.8,2 +4997,"[18, 9648]",276633,en,Mandie and the Forgotten Christmas,0.6,2011-11-11,Mandie and the Forgotten Christmas,4.7,7 +4998,"[14, 27]",82076,en,Molina's Ferozz,0.6,2011-09-17,Ferozz: The Wild Red Riding Hood,4.7,5 +4999,"[35, 18]",151421,de,"Faith, Fraud, & Minimum Wage",0.6,2011-11-01,"Faith, Fraud, & Minimum Wage",4.6,4 +5000,"[16, 18, 14]",120872,en,The Girl and the Fox,0.6,2011-04-09,The Girl and the Fox,4.6,4 +5001,[35],531522,en,TDF Really Works,0.6,2011-03-05,TDF Really Works,4.5,2 +5002,[],342779,en,Killer Stories,0.6,2011-10-04,Killer Stories,4.5,2 +5003,"[35, 18]",234165,en,BOOM! Das Sexperiment,0.6,2010-01-01,Cupid's Arrow,4.5,1 +5004,[27],226614,en,Incubator,0.6,2011-01-01,Incubator,4.5,2 +5005,[10751],142402,en,Sam Steele and the Junior Detective Agency,0.6,2011-01-04,Sam Steele and the Junior Detective Agency,4.5,2 +5006,"[28, 53, 10749]",140659,en,No Way Out,0.6,2011-01-01,No Way Out,4.5,2 +5007,[878],118288,en,Shadow People,0.6,2011-01-01,Shadow People,4.5,3 +5008,"[27, 53]",102693,en,The Yellow Wallpaper,0.6,2011-11-10,The Yellow Wallpaper,4.5,4 +5009,[],98014,en,Shoot the Moon,0.6,2011-08-17,Shoot the Moon,4.5,2 +5010,[18],88612,en,Caitlin Plays Herself,0.6,2011-12-02,Caitlin Plays Herself,4.5,2 +5011,"[35, 18]",85466,en,Lord Byron,0.6,2011-05-06,Lord Byron,4.5,1 +5012,"[99, 10402]",81954,en,Gotan Project : Tango 3.0 Live at The Casino de Paris,0.6,2011-01-11,Gotan Project : Tango 3.0 Live at The Casino de Paris,4.5,2 +5013,"[99, 10402]",81516,en,Brian Eno 1971–1977: The Man Who Fell To Earth,0.6,2011-05-17,Brian Eno 1971–1977: The Man Who Fell To Earth,4.5,2 +5014,[27],81241,en,12 Counts Of Deception,0.6,2011-09-01,12 Counts Of Deception,4.5,2 +5015,[35],74460,en,"Aries Spears: Hollywood, Look I'm Smiling",0.6,2011-03-22,"Aries Spears: Hollywood, Look I'm Smiling",4.5,2 +5016,[],70871,en,Paranoia,0.6,2011-06-07,Paranoia,4.5,2 +5017,[99],66154,en,The China Question,0.6,2011-06-04,The China Question,4.5,2 +5018,"[27, 18]",54431,en,The Pact,0.6,2011-01-24,The Pact,4.4,5 +5019,"[35, 10749]",265004,en,The Wishmakers,0.6,2011-05-15,The Wishmakers,4.3,3 +5020,[],145877,en,Who Is Simon Miller?,0.6,2011-08-06,Who Is Simon Miller?,4.3,3 +5021,"[18, 10749]",87737,en,Autoerotic,0.6,2011-07-22,Autoerotic,4.3,5 +5022,[10402],270408,en,Martha Argerich & Mischa Maisky,0.6,2011-06-28,Martha Argerich & Mischa Maisky,4.3,2 +5023,[99],240618,en,The Quest,0.6,2011-04-08,The Quest,4.3,2 +5024,[35],81928,en,Rufus Hound: Being Rude,0.6,2011-07-11,Rufus Hound: Being Rude,4.3,2 +5025,"[10752, 28]",81921,en,Bomb Patrol Afghanistan,0.6,2011-10-25,Bomb Patrol Afghanistan,4.2,3 +5026,"[99, 12, 35]",70905,fr,"Too Much Pussy! Feminist Sluts, a Queer X Show",0.6,2011-06-06,"Too Much Pussy! Feminist Sluts, a Queer X Show",4.1,4 +5027,[35],127689,en,Searching for Sonny,0.6,2011-10-22,Searching for Sonny,4.1,5 +5028,[99],582738,fr,Gaga by Gaultier,0.6,2011-09-12,Gaga by Gaultier,4.0,1 +5029,[],484637,en,Bikini Detectives,0.6,2011-03-28,Bikini Detectives,4.0,1 +5030,"[35, 80]",426644,en,"Silent Night, Dead Night: A New Christmas Carol",0.6,2016-11-10,"Silent Night, Dead Night: A New Christmas Carol",4.0,1 +5031,[],328571,en,Followed,0.6,2011-04-05,Followed,4.0,1 +5032,[],324561,en,The Search for Michael Rockefeller,0.6,2011-07-22,The Search for Michael Rockefeller,4.0,1 +5033,[99],305171,en,My Name Was Bette: The Life and Death of an Alcoholic,0.6,2011-03-23,My Name Was Bette: The Life and Death of an Alcoholic,4.0,1 +5034,"[27, 35, 14]",281229,en,Potpourri,0.6,2011-01-01,Potpourri,4.0,2 +5035,[99],275165,en,9/11: Stories in Fragments,0.6,2011-09-05,9/11: Stories in Fragments,4.0,1 +5036,[],272714,en,The Wayman Tisdale Story,0.6,2011-01-01,The Wayman Tisdale Story,4.0,1 +5037,[],272710,en,"The Long, Slow Death of a Twenty-Something",0.6,2011-01-01,"The Long, Slow Death of a Twenty-Something",4.0,1 +5038,[27],272468,en,Back to the Beyond,0.6,2011-09-06,Back to the Beyond,4.0,2 +5039,"[27, 35]",270884,en,The Fergusons,0.6,2011-05-17,The Fergusons,4.0,1 +5040,"[27, 35]",262320,en,The Midnight Disease,0.6,2011-09-04,The Midnight Disease,4.0,1 +5041,[18],229804,en,Losing Gracie,0.6,2011-12-31,Losing Gracie,4.0,1 +5042,[27],225498,en,Lovely Monster,0.6,2011-09-28,Lovely Monster,4.0,2 +5043,"[10770, 10751]",217087,fr,Oliver's Ghost,0.6,2011-10-22,Oliver's Ghost,4.0,3 +5044,"[35, 80]",211440,en,Dot Got Shot,0.6,2011-05-28,Dot Got Shot,4.0,1 +5045,[18],209704,en,The Teacher's Lounge,0.6,2011-05-27,The Teacher's Lounge,4.0,1 +5046,[99],176812,en,The Walking Dead Girls,0.6,2011-03-22,The Walking Dead Girls,4.0,1 +5047,[],151523,en,3 Blind Saints,0.6,2011-01-01,3 Blind Saints,4.0,1 +5048,[],150136,en,Head Over Spurs in Love,0.6,2011-03-24,The Back-up Bride,4.0,2 +5049,[],142131,en,Ctrl+Alt+Compete,0.6,2011-11-09,Ctrl+Alt+Compete,4.0,1 +5050,[],123166,en,Finding Kind,0.6,2011-05-01,Finding Kind,4.0,1 +5051,[],123101,en,Taking Shelter,0.6,2011-01-01,Taking Shelter,4.0,1 +5052,[99],116004,en,National Geographic Ultimate Factories: Porsche 911,0.6,2011-01-01,National Geographic Ultimate Factories: Porsche 911,4.0,2 +5053,[99],113328,en,Never Sumer - Shred Em All,0.6,2011-11-30,Never Sumer - Shred Em All,4.0,2 +5054,[99],86528,en,The Hidden Faith of the Founding Fathers,0.6,2011-01-01,The Hidden Faith of the Founding Fathers,4.0,2 +5055,[99],86375,en,They Were There,0.6,2011-01-20,They Were There,4.0,2 +5056,"[27, 53]",84585,en,1313: Actor Slash Model,0.6,2011-09-01,1313: Actor Slash Model,4.0,1 +5057,[18],84531,en,Real,0.6,2011-12-13,Real,4.0,2 +5058,[99],83916,de,About Jenny Holzer,0.6,2011-01-01,About Jenny Holzer,4.0,2 +5059,"[35, 18]",83725,en,Loveless,0.6,2011-02-18,Loveless,4.0,2 +5060,[],81013,en,Heavy Times,0.6,2011-08-02,Heavy Times,4.0,1 +5061,"[27, 9648, 53]",80390,en,The Inner Room,0.6,2011-08-04,The Inner Room,4.0,2 +5062,"[18, 28, 10749]",78022,zh,大武生,0.6,2011-09-09,My Kingdom,4.0,2 +5063,"[80, 18]",77603,en,Pinching Penny,0.6,2011-10-11,Pinching Penny,4.0,1 +5064,"[10749, 35]",70072,en,Politics of Love,0.6,2011-08-26,Politics of Love,4.0,1 +5065,"[16, 18, 14, 10749]",69325,en,Around June,0.6,2011-09-30,Around June,4.0,1 +5066,"[28, 12, 53]",65763,en,Fink!,0.6,2011-06-07,Pros and Ex-Cons,4.0,2 +5067,[35],60829,en,Lisa Lampanelli: Tough Love,0.6,2011-04-05,Lisa Lampanelli: Tough Love,4.0,2 +5068,[10749],57462,en,Blood & Love,0.6,2011-01-05,Blood & Love,4.0,2 +5069,"[53, 27]",95040,en,The Mutilation Man,0.6,2011-12-06,The Mutilation Man,3.9,5 +5070,"[9648, 27]",288250,en,Sinister,0.6,2011-05-03,Sinister,3.8,8 +5071,[10402],167304,it,Guitar Artistry Of - Chris Proctor Morning Thunder,0.6,2011-06-13,Guitar Artistry Of - Chris Proctor Morning Thunder,3.8,2 +5072,[10402],163449,it,Bill Frisell ''The Disfarmer Project'' - Banlieues Bleues,0.6,2011-04-24,Bill Frisell ''The Disfarmer Project'' - Banlieues Bleues,3.8,2 +5073,[],120498,en,Death Stop Holocaust,0.6,2011-08-16,Death Stop Holocaust,3.8,4 +5074,[16],106187,en,Paraphernalia,0.6,2011-05-01,Paraphernalia,3.8,2 +5075,[28],75270,en,Cardboard Warfare 2,0.6,2011-09-24,Cardboard Warfare 2,3.8,2 +5076,[53],72588,en,Impulse Black,0.6,2011-02-03,Impulse Black,3.7,3 +5077,"[18, 10751]",83735,en,Angel Dog,0.6,2011-03-19,Angel Dog,3.6,7 +5078,"[16, 10751]",289545,en,VeggieTales: The Little Drummer Boy,0.6,2011-10-04,VeggieTales: The Little Drummer Boy,3.5,3 +5079,[35],224352,en,A/V,0.6,2011-06-12,A/V,3.5,1 +5080,"[80, 99]",134327,en,Sins of the Father,0.6,2011-09-04,Sins of the Father,3.5,2 +5081,"[99, 18]",104826,en,Race to World First,0.6,2011-10-14,Race to World First,3.5,2 +5082,"[80, 53]",82840,en,Green Guys,0.6,2011-11-22,Green Guys,3.5,2 +5083,[35],133682,en,Nick Cannon Mr. Show Biz,0.6,2011-05-14,Nick Cannon Mr. Showbiz,3.3,3 +5084,[99],127818,en,Eyes of the Mothman,0.6,2011-02-22,Eyes of the Mothman,3.3,3 +5085,[],102060,en,Shriek of the Sasquatch!,0.6,2011-07-14,Shriek of the Sasquatch!,3.3,3 +5086,"[10402, 18]",75717,en,Emir,0.6,2011-03-13,Emir,3.3,2 +5087,"[27, 9648]",167079,en,Windigo,0.6,2011-11-11,Windigo,3.2,3 +5088,[10751],591569,en,The Wilde Girls,0.6,2011-11-04,The Wilde Girls,3.0,1 +5089,[10749],474075,en,Ultra Modern,0.6,2011-12-05,Ultra Modern,3.0,1 +5090,[16],425613,en,The Makeover,0.6,2011-11-11,The Makeover,3.0,1 +5091,[35],419463,en,I'm Coming Over,0.6,2011-08-14,I'm Coming Over,3.0,1 +5092,"[27, 35]",333960,en,My Pure Joy,0.6,2011-09-16,My Pure Joy,3.0,2 +5093,[],302757,en,Milltown Pride,0.6,2011-04-08,Milltown Pride,3.0,1 +5094,[],298708,en,Blood Was Everywhere,0.6,2011-11-05,Blood Was Everywhere,3.0,1 +5095,[],273532,en,Married in Spandex,0.6,2011-01-01,Married in Spandex,3.0,1 +5096,[878],259126,en,Spaceman,0.6,2011-06-24,Spaceman,3.0,3 +5097,"[28, 10749, 878]",253442,en,Exile,0.6,2008-05-24,Exile,3.0,1 +5098,[53],228315,en,Hell Week,0.6,2011-07-23,Hell Week,3.0,1 +5099,"[10749, 18]",210957,en,Mary Marie,0.6,2011-06-24,Mary Marie,3.0,1 +5100,"[27, 35]",181921,en,Witch's Brew,0.6,2011-10-19,Witch's Brew,3.0,1 +5101,[99],171837,en,Alligator Kingdom 3D,0.6,2011-03-17,Alligator Kingdom 3D,3.0,1 +5102,[],148194,en,Saving Winston,0.6,2011-10-03,Saving Winston,3.0,2 +5103,"[27, 878]",123814,en,Area 51 Confidential,0.6,2011-09-24,Area 51 Confidential,3.0,2 +5104,[27],113681,en,Fright Flick,0.6,2011-01-25,Fright Flick,3.0,1 +5105,"[10402, 99]",105363,en,Thievery Corporation Live @ the 9:30 Club,0.6,2011-09-06,Thievery Corporation Live @ the 9:30 Club,3.0,1 +5106,[99],88902,en,Jeff Dunham: Birth of a Dummy,0.6,2011-11-22,Jeff Dunham: Birth of a Dummy,3.0,2 +5107,[99],84279,en,Worst In Show,0.6,2011-01-31,Worst In Show,3.0,1 +5108,"[18, 9648, 53]",82592,en,Armed and Deadly,0.6,2011-12-27,Armed and Deadly,3.0,3 +5109,[14],81615,es,Dormir al Sol,0.6,2011-04-24,Asleep in the Sun,3.0,4 +5110,[],63141,en,Sahkanaga,0.6,2011-04-29,Sahkanaga,3.0,1 +5111,"[27, 10749]",326847,en,The Writers,0.6,2011-03-26,The Writers,2.8,2 +5112,[27],281054,en,Idol of Evil: Hell Is Forever,0.6,2011-04-19,Idol of Evil: Hell Is Forever,2.8,2 +5113,"[35, 10751]",62615,en,Scouts Honor,0.6,2009-08-15,Scouts Honor,2.8,2 +5114,[27],445756,en,Silver Cell,0.6,2011-05-18,Silver Cell,2.5,2 +5115,"[35, 18, 27]",427941,en,The Craving,0.6,2011-01-01,The Craving,2.5,2 +5116,[],387106,en,CHIKARA Chikarasaurus Rex: King Of Sequel - Tag 1,0.6,2011-07-30,CHIKARA Chikarasaurus Rex: King Of Sequel - Tag 1,2.5,1 +5117,[],156463,en,Little Blue Pill,0.6,2011-03-26,Little Blue Pill,2.5,2 +5118,[35],137339,en,4 Wedding Planners,0.6,2011-10-17,4 Wedding Planners,2.5,4 +5119,"[27, 35, 53]",104760,en,Hack Job,0.6,2011-01-01,Hack Job,2.5,2 +5120,[35],508980,en,Birds of a Feather,0.6,2011-03-03,Birds of a Feather,2.0,1 +5121,[18],453363,en,The Sheets Must Be Silk,0.6,2011-01-22,The Sheets Must Be Silk,2.0,1 +5122,[27],341654,en,Frankenstein Vs. Hitler,0.6,2011-09-27,Frankenstein Vs. Hitler,2.0,1 +5123,"[53, 27]",333489,en,Hide,0.6,2011-10-25,Hide,2.0,1 +5124,[],330000,en,Underground Lizard People,0.6,2011-01-01,Underground Lizard People,2.0,2 +5125,[],288137,en,Crowbar,0.6,2011-11-08,Crowbar,2.0,1 +5126,[],244587,en,Wannabe Macks,0.6,2011-05-20,Wannabe Macks,2.0,1 +5127,[99],234232,en,Empty Quarter,0.6,2011-01-28,Empty Quarter,2.0,1 +5128,"[27, 9648]",213333,en,The Shadows,0.6,2011-01-04,The Shadows,2.0,2 +5129,[27],208705,de,Primitive,0.6,2011-10-07,Primitive,2.0,2 +5130,[],203008,en,The Bake Street Hauntings,0.6,2011-01-01,The Bake Street Hauntings,2.0,1 +5131,[],140052,en,Key,0.6,2011-01-01,Key,2.0,1 +5132,[27],120881,en,Documenting the Grey Man,0.6,2011-01-31,Documenting the Grey Man,2.0,4 +5133,[27],90170,en,"Filth to Ashes, Flesh to Dust",0.6,2011-09-30,"Filth to Ashes, Flesh to Dust",2.0,1 +5134,[27],89281,en,Antfarm Dickhole,0.6,2011-01-01,Antfarm Dickhole,2.0,3 +5135,[18],84803,en,Dispatch,0.6,2011-12-20,Dispatch,2.0,1 +5136,[18],80432,en,The Wayshower,0.6,2011-04-10,The Wayshower,2.0,1 +5137,"[18, 10749]",56921,en,Married in a Year,0.6,2011-02-01,Married in a Year,2.0,1 +5138,[27],171112,en,Deadly Detour,0.6,2011-04-02,Deadly Detour,1.8,3 +5139,"[35, 10749]",54497,en,Stonerville,0.6,2011-01-11,Stonerville,1.7,3 +5140,"[10402, 99]",273517,en,Electronic Awakening,0.6,2011-01-01,Electronic Awakening,1.5,2 +5141,[],254643,en,Peeping Blog,0.6,2011-08-23,Peeping Blog,1.5,2 +5142,[],193287,en,The Little Match Makers,0.6,2011-03-13,The Little Match Makers,1.5,2 +5143,[],143147,en,Spaceship Terror,0.6,2011-01-01,Spaceship Terror,1.5,2 +5144,[],106595,en,Predatory Instinct,0.6,2011-09-06,Predatory Instinct,1.5,2 +5145,[53],64767,en,Deadrise,0.6,2011-04-05,Deadrise,1.5,2 +5146,"[27, 35]",357903,en,Paranormal Parody,0.6,2011-06-15,Paranormal Parody,1.0,1 +5147,[27],331020,en,The Cuckoo Clocks of Hell,0.6,2011-08-31,The Cuckoo Clocks of Hell,1.0,1 +5148,[27],300469,en,A Chance In Hell,0.6,2011-01-01,A Chance In Hell,1.0,1 +5149,[],295180,en,Snitch,0.6,2011-01-01,Snitch,1.0,1 +5150,[],293401,en,Road Hell,0.6,2011-07-06,Road Hell,1.0,1 +5151,[16],275070,en,VeggieTales: Princess and the Popstar,0.6,2011-08-16,VeggieTales: Princess and the Popstar,1.0,1 +5152,[],273804,en,The Night Shift,0.6,2011-10-25,The Night Shift,1.0,1 +5153,[],273659,en,Pop Punk Zombies,0.6,2011-01-10,Pop Punk Zombies,1.0,1 +5154,[],273525,en,Deadly Karma,0.6,2011-01-01,Deadly Karma,1.0,1 +5155,[35],272768,en,Wendy Liebman: Taller on TV,0.6,2011-11-05,Wendy Liebman: Taller on TV,1.0,1 +5156,[],270806,en,Grand Prix: The Winning Tale,0.6,2011-01-01,Grand Prix: The Winning Tale,1.0,1 +5157,"[12, 35, 18, 53]",254282,en,American Joyride,0.6,2011-04-09,American Joyride,1.0,1 +5158,[27],252640,en,Jezebeth,0.6,2011-06-01,Jezebeth,1.0,1 +5159,[99],246001,en,The Story of John Wayne,0.6,2011-08-24,The Story of John Wayne,1.0,1 +5160,"[18, 53]",239543,en,The Red Corvette,0.6,2011-11-11,The Red Corvette,1.0,1 +5161,[35],220796,en,Another Night of the Living Dead,0.6,2011-01-01,Another Night of the Living Dead,1.0,1 +5162,[],183347,en,Sister Mary,0.6,2011-07-10,Sister Mary,1.0,2 +5163,[27],147232,en,Always From Darkness,0.6,2011-01-01,Always From Darkness,1.0,1 +5164,[99],139433,en,No One Dies in Lily Dale,0.6,2011-01-01,No One Dies in Lily Dale,1.0,2 +5165,[],99904,en,The Prospects,0.6,2011-03-22,The Prospects,1.0,1 +5166,"[27, 28]",96029,en,Demons Rising,0.6,2011-06-06,Demons Rising,1.0,1 +5167,[53],88959,en,Bat Shit Crazy,0.6,2011-01-01,Bat Shit Crazy,1.0,1 +5168,[27],83000,en,Fairivew Falls,0.6,2011-11-05,Fairivew Falls,1.0,1 +5169,[],80995,en,JJ Grey & Mofro - Brighter Days,0.6,2011-09-13,JJ Grey & Mofro - Brighter Days,1.0,1 +5170,"[10749, 35]",71351,ru,Varenye iz Sakury,0.6,2011-11-11,Sakura Jam,1.0,1 +5171,[99],103683,en,The Haunting of Fox Hollow Farm,0.6,2011-10-21,The Haunting of Fox Hollow Farm,0.8,2 +5172,[],83396,en,Hughes the Force,0.6,2011-10-01,Hughes the Force,0.8,2 +5173,[],379431,en,The Last Days of The Big Lie,0.6,2011-05-22,The Last Days of The Big Lie,0.5,1 +5174,[],315468,en,HBO Boxing Klitschko vs Haye,0.6,2011-07-02,HBO Boxing Klitschko vs Haye,0.5,1 +5175,[],250554,en,Thanks,0.6,2011-01-07,Thanks,0.5,1 +5176,"[18, 9648, 53]",102678,en,Dead Write,0.6,2011-01-01,Dead Write,0.0,1 +5177,[18],81267,hi,क्षय,0.6,2011-10-08,Corrode,0.0,1 +5178,[99],80580,es,Life Remote Control,0.6,2011-12-01,Life Remote Control,0.0,1 +5179,"[878, 28, 12]",24428,en,The Avengers,50.289,2012-05-04,The Avengers,7.6,19673 +5180,"[12, 14, 28]",49051,en,The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,26.939,2012-12-14,The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,7.2,12076 +5181,"[10749, 10751, 16, 14]",10020,en,Beauty and the Beast,26.701,2012-01-13,Beauty and the Beast,7.7,5730 +5182,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",49026,en,The Dark Knight Rises,26.22,2012-07-20,The Dark Knight Rises,7.7,13933 +5183,"[28, 35, 878]",41154,en,Men in Black 3,26.176,2012-05-25,Men in Black 3,6.4,6398 +5184,"[878, 12, 9648]",70981,en,Prometheus,24.98,2012-06-08,Prometheus,6.4,7384 +5185,"[35, 10749]",2105,en,American Pie,24.491,1999-07-09,American Pie,6.4,4316 +5186,"[28, 12, 14]",1930,en,The Amazing Spider-Man,24.391,2012-07-04,The Amazing Spider-Man,6.5,10411 +5187,"[10751, 16, 35, 12]",82690,en,Wreck-It Ralph,22.967,2012-11-02,Wreck-It Ralph,7.3,7780 +5188,"[53, 28, 12, 878]",44833,en,Battleship,21.742,2012-05-18,Battleship,5.6,3240 +5189,"[18, 37]",68718,en,Django Unchained,21.26,2012-12-25,Django Unchained,8.0,15725 +5190,"[12, 14, 18]",58595,en,Snow White and the Huntsman,21.233,2012-06-01,Snow White and the Huntsman,5.9,5258 +5191,"[35, 18]",112160,fr,Chroniques sexuelles d'une famille d'aujourd'hui,20.794,2012-06-01,Sexual Chronicles of a French Family,4.4,156 +5192,"[18, 9648, 53, 14]",1813,en,The Devil's Advocate,19.903,1997-10-17,The Devil's Advocate,7.3,2622 +5193,"[28, 12, 53]",37724,en,Skyfall,19.27,2012-11-09,Skyfall,7.1,10441 +5194,"[18, 12, 10749, 10770]",115290,en,Blue Lagoon: The Awakening,18.978,2012-06-16,Blue Lagoon: The Awakening,6.4,749 +5195,"[16, 12, 35, 10751, 28, 14]",62177,en,Brave,18.908,2012-06-22,Brave,6.9,8116 +5196,"[16, 10751, 35]",80321,en,Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted,18.705,2012-06-08,Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted,6.5,3380 +5197,"[28, 12, 878]",49529,en,John Carter,18.549,2012-03-09,John Carter,6.1,3338 +5198,"[80, 18, 53, 28]",75780,en,Jack Reacher,18.312,2012-12-21,Jack Reacher,6.4,4155 +5199,"[27, 53]",125509,en,Wrong Turn 5: Bloodlines,18.231,2012-10-23,Wrong Turn 5: Bloodlines,4.9,387 +5200,"[28, 53]",49040,en,The Bourne Legacy,18.05,2012-08-10,The Bourne Legacy,6.1,3630 +5201,"[18, 80]",311,en,Once Upon a Time in America,17.717,1984-06-01,Once Upon a Time in America,8.4,2243 +5202,"[16, 35, 12, 10751]",57800,en,Ice Age: Continental Drift,17.537,2012-07-13,Ice Age: Continental Drift,6.3,4598 +5203,"[28, 878, 12, 53]",64635,en,Total Recall,17.243,2012-08-03,Total Recall,5.9,3486 +5204,"[28, 12, 53]",76163,en,The Expendables 2,17.216,2012-08-17,The Expendables 2,6.2,4219 +5205,[35],71552,en,American Reunion,17.199,2012-04-06,American Reunion,6.2,2679 +5206,"[27, 28]",36647,en,Blade,17.175,1998-08-21,Blade,6.6,3137 +5207,"[28, 53, 878]",59967,en,Looper,16.779,2012-09-28,Looper,6.8,6723 +5208,"[12, 14, 18, 10749]",50620,en,The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2,16.542,2012-11-16,The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2,6.3,5130 +5209,"[28, 80, 53]",82675,en,Taken 2,16.078,2012-10-04,Taken 2,6.2,4035 +5210,"[35, 18]",37247,en,The Graduate,15.888,1967-12-21,The Graduate,7.7,1545 +5211,"[16, 10751, 14, 12]",75258,en,Secret of the Wings,15.816,2012-08-31,Secret of the Wings,6.8,579 +5212,"[18, 53]",68734,en,Argo,15.793,2012-10-12,Argo,7.2,5127 +5213,"[35, 14]",62213,en,Dark Shadows,15.75,2012-05-11,Dark Shadows,5.9,4197 +5214,"[28, 16, 9648]",123025,en,"Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 1",15.696,2012-09-25,"Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 1",7.7,705 +5215,"[28, 80, 53]",72387,en,Safe,15.622,2012-04-16,Safe,6.3,1248 +5216,"[14, 27, 28, 53]",36586,en,Blade II,15.507,2002-03-22,Blade II,6.3,2553 +5217,[28],97430,en,The Man with the Iron Fists,15.457,2012-11-02,The Man with the Iron Fists,5.3,573 +5218,"[18, 35, 10749]",82693,en,Silver Linings Playbook,15.351,2012-12-25,Silver Linings Playbook,7.1,7636 +5219,"[27, 35, 53]",22970,en,The Cabin in the Woods,15.336,2012-04-12,The Cabin in the Woods,6.5,4185 +5220,"[16, 35, 10751, 14]",76492,en,Hotel Transylvania,15.318,2012-09-28,Hotel Transylvania,6.9,5013 +5221,"[14, 16, 10751]",51739,ja,借りぐらしのアリエッティ,15.246,2012-02-17,The Secret World of Arrietty,7.6,1234 +5222,[18],84892,en,The Perks of Being a Wallflower,15.148,2012-09-21,The Perks of Being a Wallflower,7.8,5938 +5223,"[12, 18, 28]",87827,en,Life of Pi,15.0,2012-11-21,Life of Pi,7.3,8723 +5224,"[14, 12, 28]",57165,en,Wrath of the Titans,14.991,2012-03-29,Wrath of the Titans,5.6,2442 +5225,"[16, 10751, 14]",81188,en,Rise of the Guardians,14.934,2012-11-21,Rise of the Guardians,7.3,3697 +5226,"[28, 35, 80]",64688,en,21 Jump Street,14.836,2012-03-12,21 Jump Street,6.8,6527 +5227,"[18, 878]",83542,en,Cloud Atlas,14.681,2012-10-26,Cloud Atlas,6.8,4505 +5228,"[53, 18]",80278,en,Lo imposible,14.66,2012-12-04,The Impossible,7.2,3614 +5229,"[27, 53]",93856,en,Chernobyl Diaries,14.658,2012-05-25,Chernobyl Diaries,5.0,842 +5230,"[16, 35, 10751]",62214,en,Frankenweenie,14.627,2012-10-05,Frankenweenie,6.8,1685 +5231,"[35, 14]",72105,en,Ted,14.475,2012-06-29,Ted,6.3,7727 +5232,"[12, 28, 878]",72545,en,Journey 2: The Mysterious Island,14.454,2012-02-10,Journey 2: The Mysterious Island,5.9,2152 +5233,"[28, 18, 53]",74998,en,Seeking Justice,14.262,2012-03-16,Seeking Justice,5.9,524 +5234,"[53, 18, 36]",97630,en,Zero Dark Thirty,14.239,2012-12-19,Zero Dark Thirty,6.9,2553 +5235,"[878, 12, 14]",70160,en,The Hunger Games,14.212,2012-03-23,The Hunger Games,7.1,14587 +5236,"[35, 18, 10749]",83666,en,Moonrise Kingdom,14.086,2012-05-25,Moonrise Kingdom,7.7,3023 +5237,"[10752, 28, 53, 878]",60747,en,Red Dawn,13.904,2012-11-21,Red Dawn,5.4,849 +5238,"[16, 28, 878]",114478,en,Starship Troopers: Invasion,13.892,2012-08-28,Starship Troopers: Invasion,5.7,190 +5239,"[35, 10402, 10749]",114150,en,Pitch Perfect,13.886,2012-09-28,Pitch Perfect,7.3,4233 +5240,"[80, 18, 53]",73567,en,Killer Joe,13.742,2012-07-27,Killer Joe,6.5,703 +5241,"[18, 35]",77930,en,Magic Mike,13.7,2012-06-29,Magic Mike,6.1,1850 +5242,"[53, 27, 9648]",61012,en,Silent Hill: Revelation 3D,13.681,2012-10-26,Silent Hill: Revelation 3D,5.2,786 +5243,"[35, 16, 10751]",9994,en,The Great Mouse Detective,13.348,1986-07-02,The Great Mouse Detective,7.1,769 +5244,"[10751, 16, 12, 35]",77174,en,ParaNorman,13.32,2012-08-17,ParaNorman,6.8,1358 +5245,"[14, 28, 27]",52520,en,Underworld: Awakening,13.242,2012-01-19,Underworld: Awakening,6.2,2588 +5246,"[28, 878]",49049,en,Dredd,13.223,2012-09-21,Dredd,6.7,2788 +5247,"[12, 35, 18, 10751, 14]",62764,en,Mirror Mirror,13.221,2012-03-30,Mirror Mirror,5.8,2099 +5248,"[80, 18, 53]",77016,en,End of Watch,13.152,2012-09-21,End of Watch,7.3,1770 +5249,"[18, 10749]",77877,en,The Lucky One,13.14,2012-04-20,The Lucky One,6.9,2012 +5250,"[27, 53, 9648]",82507,en,Sinister,13.117,2012-10-12,Sinister,6.8,2935 +5251,"[28, 53]",59961,en,Safe House,13.116,2012-02-10,Safe House,6.4,1997 +5252,"[18, 10749]",72570,en,The Vow,13.046,2012-02-10,The Vow,7.1,2409 +5253,"[18, 53, 28, 12]",75174,en,The Grey,12.942,2012-01-27,The Grey,6.5,2280 +5254,"[16, 12, 10751, 35]",72197,en,The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists!,12.903,2012-04-27,The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists!,6.4,572 +5255,[18],68722,en,The Master,12.829,2012-09-14,The Master,7.1,1323 +5256,[35],87428,en,That's My Boy,12.817,2012-06-15,That's My Boy,5.5,831 +5257,"[18, 27, 53]",65086,en,The Woman in Black,12.781,2012-02-03,The Woman in Black,6.1,2122 +5258,"[36, 18]",72976,en,Lincoln,12.693,2012-11-16,Lincoln,6.8,2261 +5259,"[16, 27]",133121,en,Biohazard: Damnation,12.597,2012-09-25,Resident Evil: Damnation,6.4,321 +5260,[35],76493,en,The Dictator,12.592,2012-05-16,The Dictator,6.0,3042 +5261,"[878, 18, 53]",76726,en,Chronicle,12.556,2012-02-02,Chronicle,6.7,3084 +5262,"[28, 14, 27]",72331,en,Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter,12.498,2012-06-22,Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter,5.6,2009 +5263,"[80, 28, 53]",49526,en,Premium Rush,12.484,2012-08-24,Premium Rush,6.2,1244 +5264,"[18, 35, 10749]",80271,en,LOL,12.43,2012-05-04,LOL,6.1,1810 +5265,"[53, 28, 18, 80]",77866,en,Contraband,12.357,2012-01-13,Contraband,6.2,1114 +5266,"[10749, 35, 18]",76494,en,What to Expect When You're Expecting,12.27,2012-05-18,What to Expect When You're Expecting,5.9,1130 +5267,"[28, 53, 10752]",75674,en,Act of Valor,12.197,2012-02-24,Act of Valor,6.3,583 +5268,"[80, 18]",82633,en,Lawless,12.147,2012-08-29,Lawless,7.0,1660 +5269,"[18, 53]",60599,en,Arbitrage,12.14,2012-09-14,Arbitrage,6.2,459 +5270,"[28, 53, 80, 18]",80389,en,Get the Gringo,12.088,2012-05-01,Get the Gringo,6.5,820 +5271,"[28, 35, 10749]",59962,en,This Means War,12.017,2012-02-17,This Means War,6.0,2096 +5272,"[18, 53]",71859,en,We Need to Talk About Kevin,11.964,2011-12-09,We Need to Talk About Kevin,7.6,1306 +5273,"[16, 10751]",73723,en,The Lorax,11.92,2012-03-01,The Lorax,6.4,1817 +5274,"[80, 53, 9648]",136911,en,The Factory,11.841,2012-10-19,The Factory,5.7,173 +5275,[18],87502,en,Flight,11.692,2012-11-02,Flight,6.7,3582 +5276,"[16, 18]",83389,ja,コクリコ坂から,11.574,2012-11-16,From Up on Poppy Hill,7.6,644 +5277,"[27, 53, 35]",71668,en,Piranha 3DD,11.544,2012-06-01,Piranha 3DD,4.2,509 +5278,"[35, 18, 10402, 10749]",80585,en,Rock of Ages,11.369,2012-06-15,Rock of Ages,6.1,686 +5279,"[35, 10751]",82650,en,Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days,11.36,2012-08-03,Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days,6.2,440 +5280,"[16, 35, 10751, 14]",130925,en,Partysaurus Rex,11.326,2012-09-14,Partysaurus Rex,7.2,164 +5281,"[80, 53]",64689,en,Killing Them Softly,11.298,2012-11-30,Killing Them Softly,6.0,1105 +5282,"[28, 53, 878]",81796,en,Lockout,11.273,2012-04-13,Lockout,5.9,1004 +5283,"[28, 53, 80]",49527,en,Man on a Ledge,11.263,2012-01-27,Man on a Ledge,6.3,1460 +5284,"[18, 35, 10749]",84199,en,The First Time,11.25,2012-10-19,The First Time,7.0,1426 +5285,"[53, 80, 18]",68812,en,The Iceman,11.248,2012-09-01,The Iceman,6.5,562 +5286,"[18, 10749, 35]",81025,en,Salmon Fishing in the Yemen,11.208,2012-03-09,Salmon Fishing in the Yemen,6.4,499 +5287,"[28, 53, 80]",94329,id,Serbuan maut,11.15,2012-04-13,The Raid,7.4,1626 +5288,"[35, 80]",86838,en,Seven Psychopaths,10.967,2012-10-12,Seven Psychopaths,6.8,2109 +5289,"[27, 35]",75761,en,John Dies at the End,10.948,2012-01-23,John Dies at the End,6.3,369 +5290,"[10402, 18, 10749]",85446,en,Step Up Revolution,10.925,2012-07-27,Step Up Revolution,6.8,1252 +5291,"[28, 18, 53, 10752]",8007,en,Behind Enemy Lines,10.886,2001-11-30,Behind Enemy Lines,6.1,705 +5292,"[10749, 35]",72207,en,The Five-Year Engagement,10.729,2012-04-27,The Five-Year Engagement,5.8,742 +5293,"[18, 10749]",86837,fr,Amour,10.705,2012-12-19,Amour,7.7,746 +5294,"[53, 27, 14]",63207,en,Intruders,10.668,2012-03-30,Intruders,5.4,263 +5295,"[36, 18]",82695,en,Les Misérables,10.458,2012-12-25,Les Misérables,7.4,3283 +5296,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",83201,en,Puss in Boots: The Three Diablos,10.458,2012-02-24,Puss in Boots: The Three Diablos,6.5,213 +5297,"[35, 10751, 878]",138038,en,Girl vs. Monster,10.441,2012-10-12,Girl vs. Monster,6.1,133 +5298,[35],77953,en,The Campaign,10.266,2012-08-10,The Campaign,5.7,982 +5299,"[28, 35]",87826,en,Here Comes the Boom,10.265,2012-10-12,Here Comes the Boom,6.0,812 +5300,"[18, 28, 12, 36, 10752]",72431,en,Red Tails,10.247,2012-01-11,Red Tails,6.0,256 +5301,"[28, 35, 878]",80035,en,The Watch,10.228,2012-07-27,The Watch,5.4,1356 +5302,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",94204,en,Meeting Evil,10.214,2012-05-03,Meeting Evil,5.1,89 +5303,[35],88042,en,Parental Guidance,10.124,2012-12-25,Parental Guidance,5.8,276 +5304,"[18, 10749]",96724,en,Anna Karenina,9.987,2012-11-16,Anna Karenina,6.7,1265 +5305,"[28, 53, 80, 9648]",94348,en,Alex Cross,9.962,2012-10-18,Alex Cross,5.1,424 +5306,[18],94901,en,About Cherry,9.935,2012-09-21,About Cherry,4.4,139 +5307,"[35, 10749]",50647,en,Wanderlust,9.896,2012-02-24,Wanderlust,5.4,693 +5308,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",139567,en,Fire with Fire,9.87,2012-08-31,Fire with Fire,5.6,339 +5309,[53],98339,en,The Samaritan,9.869,2012-05-17,The Samaritan,5.6,110 +5310,"[16, 35, 28, 10751]",82881,en,Tangled Ever After,9.861,2012-01-13,Tangled Ever After,7.1,651 +5311,"[80, 53]",9573,en,Blood Work,9.839,2002-08-06,Blood Work,6.2,356 +5312,"[27, 9648, 53]",111440,en,The Pact,9.828,2012-06-01,The Pact,5.6,272 +5313,"[28, 80, 53]",127493,en,Stolen,9.813,2012-09-14,Stolen,5.3,559 +5314,"[35, 80, 10751]",134375,en,Home Alone 5: The Holiday Heist,9.764,2012-11-25,Home Alone 5: The Holiday Heist,5.1,117 +5315,"[28, 14, 12, 18]",78049,en,The Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption,9.762,2012-01-17,The Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption,4.0,154 +5316,"[28, 18, 36]",127533,ja,るろうに剣心,9.759,2016-08-08,Rurouni Kenshin,7.4,245 +5317,"[35, 80]",57214,en,Project X,9.715,2012-03-02,Project X,6.4,2968 +5318,"[12, 878, 53, 9648]",122293,en,The Philadelphia Experiment,9.709,2012-07-28,The Philadelphia Experiment,4.6,58 +5319,[27],80280,es,[REC]³ Génesis,9.665,2012-09-07,[REC]³ Genesis,4.9,669 +5320,"[53, 9648]",111083,es,El cuerpo,9.642,2012-11-12,The Body,7.7,526 +5321,"[35, 10749, 14, 18]",103332,en,Ruby Sparks,9.624,2012-07-25,Ruby Sparks,7.1,906 +5322,"[10749, 35, 18]",81836,en,To Rome with Love,9.563,2012-06-22,To Rome with Love,5.7,1097 +5323,"[35, 18, 10751, 10770]",89185,en,Radio Rebel,9.549,2012-02-17,Radio Rebel,6.1,481 +5324,[35],74387,en,Goon,9.531,2012-02-24,Goon,6.5,491 +5325,"[80, 18, 53]",97614,en,Deadfall,9.491,2012-12-07,Deadfall,5.9,357 +5326,"[10751, 16]",129533,en,Barbie: The Princess & The Popstar,9.457,2012-09-30,Barbie: The Princess & The Popstar,6.4,173 +5327,"[35, 18]",121986,en,Frances Ha,9.42,2013-05-17,Frances Ha,7.4,624 +5328,"[28, 35, 878]",10679,en,Iron Sky,9.419,2012-03-10,Iron Sky,5.7,840 +5329,"[18, 53, 12]",70954,en,The Hunter,9.41,2012-04-06,The Hunter,6.7,330 +5330,[18],112336,en,Hitchcock,9.407,2012-11-23,Hitchcock,6.5,827 +5331,[35],76489,en,The Three Stooges,9.358,2012-04-13,The Three Stooges,5.1,215 +5332,[10751],142308,en,Santa Paws 2: The Santa Pups,9.349,2012-11-20,Santa Paws 2: The Santa Pups,5.7,41 +5333,"[28, 16, 53]",76589,en,Justice League: Doom,9.341,2012-02-28,Justice League: Doom,7.3,360 +5334,"[53, 35, 28]",121824,en,Stand Up Guys,9.311,2013-02-01,Stand Up Guys,6.0,462 +5335,"[80, 53]",89501,ko,범죄와의 전쟁,9.278,2012-03-30,Nameless Gangster,6.8,65 +5336,"[14, 18, 35, 10751]",71864,en,The Odd Life of Timothy Green,9.216,2012-08-15,The Odd Life of Timothy Green,6.7,605 +5337,"[35, 10749, 878, 18]",84332,en,Safety Not Guaranteed,9.214,2012-06-08,Safety Not Guaranteed,6.9,792 +5338,"[35, 18]",74306,en,God Bless America,9.153,2012-05-11,God Bless America,7.1,532 +5339,[18],98548,en,People Like Us,9.078,2012-06-29,People Like Us,6.8,360 +5340,"[18, 28, 53]",70057,cn,武俠,9.073,2012-11-30,Dragon,7.1,106 +5341,"[27, 53]",134597,en,The Collection,9.059,2012-09-21,The Collection,6.1,465 +5342,"[12, 35, 10751]",102207,fr,Sur la piste du Marsupilami,9.053,2012-04-03,HOUBA! On the Trail of the Marsupilami,5.1,477 +5343,"[18, 36, 10752]",76758,zh,金陵十三釵,9.01,2012-12-18,The Flowers of War,7.4,333 +5344,[28],93837,en,So Undercover,8.994,2012-01-01,So Undercover,6.0,713 +5345,"[27, 53]",77883,en,The Possession,8.978,2012-08-31,The Possession,5.9,918 +5346,"[28, 53, 9648]",77948,en,The Cold Light of Day,8.974,2012-09-06,The Cold Light of Day,5.1,463 +5347,[27],82990,en,Paranormal Activity 4,8.965,2012-10-19,Paranormal Activity 4,5.4,1026 +5348,[35],82687,en,The Guilt Trip,8.939,2012-12-19,The Guilt Trip,5.4,403 +5349,"[18, 53, 9648]",79548,en,Gone,8.938,2012-02-24,Gone,6.0,640 +5350,"[12, 18]",83770,en,On the Road,8.919,2012-12-21,On the Road,5.6,518 +5351,"[18, 10749]",97365,fr,De rouille et d'os,8.879,2012-11-23,Rust and Bone,7.2,769 +5352,"[80, 18, 878, 53]",10559,en,Frequency,8.833,2000-04-28,Frequency,7.1,791 +5353,"[12, 18, 28, 53]",102629,en,El Gringo,8.827,2012-05-10,El Gringo,5.6,67 +5354,"[10770, 18, 36]",91010,en,Game Change,8.826,2012-03-09,Game Change,7.0,155 +5355,"[35, 10749]",75802,en,Hysteria,8.753,2012-05-18,Hysteria,6.6,459 +5356,"[878, 28, 14]",119569,en,Marvel One-Shot: Item 47,8.747,2012-09-25,Marvel One-Shot: Item 47,6.7,204 +5357,"[27, 53]",82505,en,House at the End of the Street,8.72,2012-09-21,House at the End of the Street,5.8,1033 +5358,[18],133694,en,Promised Land,8.702,2012-12-28,Promised Land,6.2,378 +5359,"[35, 10749, 18]",126250,da,Den Skaldede Frisør,8.698,2012-10-10,Love Is All You Need,5.9,155 +5360,"[35, 18]",84200,en,"For a Good Time, Call...",8.686,2012-08-31,"For a Good Time, Call...",5.8,167 +5361,"[18, 35]",74534,en,The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,8.665,2012-05-25,The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,6.9,756 +5362,"[80, 53, 9648]",70436,en,The Raven,8.635,2012-04-27,The Raven,6.3,681 +5363,[99],123678,id,Jagal,8.63,2012-08-31,The Act of Killing,7.8,326 +5364,"[28, 35, 80]",54054,en,One for the Money,8.62,2012-01-27,One for the Money,5.5,615 +5365,"[53, 28, 80, 18]",130267,en,Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama Bin Laden,8.603,2012-11-04,Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama Bin Laden,5.9,159 +5366,[18],53487,en,This Must Be the Place,8.585,2012-11-02,This Must Be the Place,7.0,589 +5367,"[18, 10749]",87825,en,Trouble with the Curve,8.548,2012-09-21,Trouble with the Curve,6.7,613 +5368,[99],109520,en,After Porn Ends,8.51,2012-05-21,After Porn Ends,5.3,114 +5369,"[16, 14, 10751]",164372,ru,Снежная королева,8.504,2012-12-31,The Snow Queen,5.6,74 +5370,"[10751, 10402, 10770]",114955,en,Let It Shine,8.442,2012-06-15,Let It Shine,6.2,122 +5371,[27],134366,en,Grave Encounters 2,8.43,2012-10-12,Grave Encounters 2,5.4,444 +5372,"[99, 9648]",84287,en,The Imposter,8.423,2012-07-13,The Imposter,7.4,402 +5373,"[35, 10749]",80038,en,Friends with Kids,8.362,2012-03-09,Friends with Kids,5.8,260 +5374,"[28, 80, 53]",135659,en,Johan Falk: De 107 patrioterna,8.358,2012-10-10,Johan Falk: De 107 patrioterna,6.5,20 +5375,[35],98066,en,The Babymakers,8.356,2012-08-03,The Babymakers,4.9,76 +5376,"[35, 80]",97434,en,Gambit,8.353,2012-04-25,Gambit,5.2,366 +5377,"[27, 28, 53, 878]",86703,en,2-Headed Shark Attack,8.331,2012-01-17,2-Headed Shark Attack,3.5,82 +5378,"[80, 28, 53]",85414,en,Brake,8.33,2012-03-23,Brake,5.5,112 +5379,"[18, 27, 53]",132137,en,Werewolf: The Beast Among Us,8.329,2012-10-09,Werewolf: The Beast Among Us,5.5,89 +5380,"[18, 35, 10749]",82696,en,Hope Springs,8.313,2012-08-07,Hope Springs,6.1,429 +5381,"[18, 10751, 10770, 35]",84105,en,Frenemies,8.267,2012-01-13,Frenemies,5.6,238 +5382,"[35, 10749]",121936,fr,Un Bonheur n'arrive jamais seul,8.26,2012-07-07,Happiness Never Comes Alone,6.3,265 +5383,"[28, 878, 53]",122857,en,Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning,8.257,2012-11-30,Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning,5.3,192 +5384,[53],75638,en,Red Lights,8.25,2012-07-12,Red Lights,6.1,615 +5385,"[28, 12, 18]",43930,en,"Tomorrow, When the War Began",8.197,2012-02-24,"Tomorrow, When the War Began",6.3,308 +5386,"[18, 10749]",107257,en,A Perfect Ending,8.182,2012-06-01,A Perfect Ending,6.3,55 +5387,[35],94562,de,Türkisch für Anfänger,8.167,2012-04-04,Turkish for Beginners,6.5,197 +5388,"[16, 28]",103269,en,Superman vs. The Elite,8.159,2012-06-12,Superman vs. The Elite,6.7,167 +5389,"[27, 9648, 53]",86597,en,The Tall Man,8.149,2012-08-01,The Tall Man,5.9,569 +5390,"[53, 18, 9648]",82390,en,The Paperboy,8.143,2012-10-05,The Paperboy,5.5,409 +5391,[35],89492,en,This Is 40,8.132,2012-12-21,This Is 40,5.7,1296 +5392,"[27, 35]",80384,en,Breaking Wind,8.109,2012-03-27,Breaking Wind,3.3,107 +5393,"[27, 53, 9648]",101179,en,Truth or Dare,8.102,2012-08-06,Truth or Dare,5.6,194 +5394,"[35, 18, 10749, 878]",88005,en,Seeking a Friend for the End of the World,8.092,2012-06-22,Seeking a Friend for the End of the World,6.4,1108 +5395,"[18, 10749]",80591,en,W.E.,8.09,2012-02-03,W.E.,5.8,94 +5396,"[10749, 35, 18]",84306,en,Liberal Arts,8.088,2012-09-14,Liberal Arts,6.3,279 +5397,"[27, 53]",126277,en,American Mary,8.042,2012-05-31,American Mary,6.0,250 +5398,"[35, 18]",101731,en,The Magic of Belle Isle,8.027,2012-07-06,The Magic of Belle Isle,7.1,187 +5399,"[18, 35]",72358,en,A Thousand Words,8.017,2012-03-08,A Thousand Words,6.1,685 +5400,"[18, 53]",101173,en,Coriolanus,8.016,2012-01-19,Coriolanus,6.0,215 +5401,"[35, 16, 12, 10751]",133931,en,Zambezia,7.931,2012-07-07,Zambezia,5.6,131 +5402,"[35, 10749]",77875,en,Playing for Keeps,7.778,2012-12-07,Playing for Keeps,5.6,420 +5403,"[18, 28, 53, 80]",100683,en,Dragon Eyes,7.766,2012-05-11,Dragon Eyes,4.4,69 +5404,"[18, 35]",39356,en,Boy,7.759,2012-03-02,Boy,7.5,149 +5405,[16],150213,ja,キュレムVS聖剣士ケルディオ,7.757,2012-11-08,Pokémon the Movie: Kyurem vs. the Sword of Justice,5.8,71 +5406,"[27, 878]",115084,en,Piranhaconda,7.737,2012-06-16,Piranhaconda,3.1,31 +5407,"[16, 10751]",144616,en,Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess,7.731,2012-11-18,Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess,6.7,18 +5408,"[18, 53, 80]",95516,en,Cleanskin,7.714,2012-03-09,Cleanskin,5.8,175 +5409,"[27, 53]",79694,en,The Apparition,7.714,2012-08-24,The Apparition,4.3,221 +5410,"[9648, 53]",118612,en,After,7.712,2012-09-14,After,5.7,86 +5411,[18],49014,en,Cosmopolis,7.702,2012-08-17,Cosmopolis,5.4,546 +5412,"[18, 10749]",132316,hi,जब तक है जान,7.701,2012-11-13,Jab Tak Hai Jaan,6.9,107 +5413,"[28, 53, 80]",82485,en,Transit,7.701,2012-05-11,Transit,5.6,116 +5414,[18],85545,fr,Elles,7.693,2012-04-22,Elles,5.5,74 +5415,"[35, 37]",80304,en,Casa De Mi Padre,7.691,2012-03-16,Casa De Mi Padre,5.2,154 +5416,[35],119738,en,Thunderstruck,7.657,2012-08-24,Thunderstruck,5.3,68 +5417,"[80, 18, 53]",86004,hi,तलाश,7.653,2012-11-30,Talaash,6.8,94 +5418,"[18, 36, 10749]",88273,da,En kongelig affære,7.637,2012-11-09,A Royal Affair,7.4,451 +5419,"[28, 18, 27, 878]",84226,en,The Day,7.631,2012-08-29,The Day,5.0,125 +5420,"[16, 10751]",91342,en,Barbie in A Mermaid Tale 2,7.629,2012-03-06,Barbie in A Mermaid Tale 2,6.4,136 +5421,"[18, 10749]",9364,en,Wuthering Heights,7.61,2012-04-09,Wuthering Heights,6.1,115 +5422,"[28, 18]",94380,en,Bad Ass,7.607,2012-04-13,Bad Ass,5.4,194 +5423,"[16, 10751, 10749]",140420,en,Paperman,7.606,2012-11-02,Paperman,8.1,1125 +5424,"[35, 18, 10749]",62008,en,Good Deeds,7.57,2012-02-23,Good Deeds,6.1,68 +5425,"[28, 80]",124157,ko,도둑들,7.56,2012-10-12,The Thieves,6.6,119 +5426,"[18, 14, 878, 53]",86820,en,4:44 Last Day on Earth,7.56,2012-03-23,4:44 Last Day on Earth,4.8,69 +5427,"[18, 10749]",113160,fr,Ma première fois,7.545,2012-06-29,My First Time,6.8,418 +5428,"[35, 10749, 18]",135281,fr,Camille redouble,7.54,2012-10-10,Camille Rewinds,6.2,108 +5429,"[18, 14, 12]",84175,en,Beasts of the Southern Wild,7.53,2012-06-29,Beasts of the Southern Wild,6.9,605 +5430,[99],110354,en,Side by Side,7.528,2012-08-19,Side by Side,7.3,162 +5431,"[35, 80, 18]",92591,en,Bernie,7.518,2012-04-27,Bernie,6.6,503 +5432,"[28, 80, 18]",120605,en,The Punisher: Dirty Laundry,7.512,2012-07-16,The Punisher: Dirty Laundry,7.2,202 +5433,"[10770, 35, 18]",110490,en,Rags,7.509,2012-05-28,Rags,6.4,63 +5434,"[27, 53, 9648]",121606,en,Resolution,7.505,2012-04-20,Resolution,6.3,141 +5435,"[80, 18, 53]",82525,en,Savages,7.504,2012-07-06,Savages,6.3,1246 +5436,[99],128216,en,Stories We Tell,7.493,2013-05-17,Stories We Tell,7.3,111 +5437,"[35, 18]",138222,en,Best Man Down,7.488,2012-10-20,Best Man Down,6.3,79 +5438,"[878, 35, 18, 80]",84329,en,Robot & Frank,7.485,2012-08-16,Robot & Frank,6.9,620 +5439,"[28, 35, 10749]",109513,en,Hit & Run,7.48,2012-08-22,Hit & Run,5.7,312 +5440,"[99, 10402]",84334,en,Searching for Sugar Man,7.478,2012-07-27,Searching for Sugar Man,7.9,441 +5441,"[12, 35, 10751, 14, 10770, 27]",63700,en,My Babysitter's a Vampire,7.478,2012-06-25,My Babysitter's a Vampire,6.0,129 +5442,"[35, 18]",84341,en,Smashed,7.455,2012-10-12,Smashed,6.4,134 +5443,"[18, 53, 80]",29920,sv,Snabba Cash,7.438,2012-07-11,Easy Money,6.6,99 +5444,"[53, 27]",76487,en,The Devil Inside,7.403,2012-01-06,The Devil Inside,4.7,441 +5445,"[12, 14, 16, 28, 878]",80518,ja,鋼の錬金術師 嘆きの丘（ミロス）の聖なる星,7.402,2012-01-22,Fullmetal Alchemist The Movie: The Sacred Star of Milos,6.7,103 +5446,"[35, 18, 10749]",84165,en,2 Days in New York,7.385,2012-08-10,2 Days in New York,5.6,149 +5447,"[18, 35, 10749]",81342,fr,La délicatesse,7.353,2012-03-16,Delicacy,6.3,250 +5448,"[27, 53]",79550,en,Rogue River,7.31,2012-02-01,Rogue River,5.1,50 +5449,"[18, 36]",99579,fr,Les Adieux à la reine,7.305,2012-07-13,"Farewell, My Queen",5.9,178 +5450,[18],78571,en,Being Flynn,7.293,2012-03-02,Being Flynn,6.2,128 +5451,"[35, 18, 10749]",84184,en,Celeste & Jesse Forever,7.285,2012-08-03,Celeste & Jesse Forever,6.5,245 +5452,"[28, 18, 10752]",74513,fr,Forces spéciales,7.277,2012-10-12,Special Forces,6.6,217 +5453,"[18, 10749]",89455,en,360,7.276,2012-08-03,360,5.8,144 +5454,"[35, 10751]",96973,en,Jesus Henry Christ,7.264,2012-05-04,Jesus Henry Christ,6.3,64 +5455,"[35, 10751]",84575,en,Tooth Fairy 2,7.225,2012-03-06,Tooth Fairy 2,4.6,84 +5456,"[27, 878, 53, 9648]",73262,de,Hell,7.21,2012-07-10,Hell,5.6,113 +5457,"[18, 53]",83686,en,The Words,7.201,2012-09-07,The Words,6.6,628 +5458,"[35, 18]",135647,en,The Details,7.196,2011-01-01,The Details,5.9,90 +5459,[18],133200,ko,"광해, 왕이 된 남자",7.188,2012-09-21,Masquerade,7.8,62 +5460,"[53, 27]",84348,en,V/H/S,7.172,2012-10-05,V/H/S,5.9,604 +5461,"[16, 10751]",83564,en,La luna,7.165,2012-06-22,La Luna,8.0,389 +5462,[99],80767,en,Jiro Dreams of Sushi,7.162,2012-03-09,Jiro Dreams of Sushi,7.9,377 +5463,"[18, 35]",77461,fr,Et maintenant on va où?,7.156,2012-05-11,Where Do We Go Now?,7.4,89 +5464,[35],59570,it,Nessuno mi può giudicare,7.152,2012-10-26,Escort in love,6.3,318 +5465,"[99, 10402]",101267,en,Katy Perry: Part of Me,7.139,2012-07-05,Katy Perry: Part of Me,6.8,147 +5466,"[53, 12, 18]",59963,en,Dark Tide,7.132,2012-03-30,Dark Tide,5.0,105 +5467,"[28, 27, 53]",118957,en,Bait,7.117,2012-09-14,Bait,5.5,358 +5468,"[18, 35]",84355,en,Your Sister's Sister,7.115,2012-06-14,Your Sister's Sister,6.6,192 +5469,"[18, 35, 80]",103370,en,Madea's Witness Protection,7.086,2012-06-29,Madea's Witness Protection,5.6,81 +5470,"[27, 878]",135309,en,Lake Placid: The Final Chapter,7.077,2012-09-29,Lake Placid: The Final Chapter,4.5,63 +5471,[35],82679,en,Fun Size,7.072,2012-10-26,Fun Size,5.5,249 +5472,"[878, 53]",97605,en,Extracted,7.052,2012-03-10,Extracted,6.1,107 +5473,"[35, 10749]",84174,en,Bachelorette,7.05,2012-09-06,Bachelorette,5.4,755 +5474,"[35, 18]",87440,en,Struck by Lightning,7.048,2012-04-20,Struck by Lightning,6.4,144 +5475,"[12, 18, 28, 10752]",89584,tr,Fetih 1453,7.043,2012-02-16,Conquest 1453,6.3,81 +5476,"[27, 53]",132064,en,Vile,7.041,2012-07-23,Vile,5.0,75 +5477,"[9648, 18, 28, 80]",122800,en,Freelancers,7.038,2012-08-10,Freelancers,4.9,92 +5478,"[27, 53, 80]",74725,en,Kill List,7.036,2012-01-04,Kill List,6.1,332 +5479,"[27, 53]",97795,en,Emergo,7.025,2012-05-31,Emergo,4.9,138 +5480,"[35, 18, 36]",87504,en,Hyde Park on Hudson,7.002,2012-12-07,Hyde Park on Hudson,5.3,111 +5481,"[16, 10751]",145316,en,Air Mater,6.999,2011-11-01,Air Mater,5.8,54 +5482,[35],104859,en,Mac & Devin Go to High School,6.994,2012-07-03,Mac & Devin Go to High School,5.1,139 +5483,"[27, 53]",89691,en,ATM,6.984,2012-04-06,ATM,5.1,291 +5484,"[18, 27]",84194,en,Excision,6.973,2012-11-02,Excision,6.0,244 +5485,"[28, 12]",112304,en,Soldiers of Fortune,6.961,2012-08-03,Soldiers of Fortune,4.6,70 +5486,"[27, 53]",133369,en,The Conspiracy,6.944,2012-08-23,The Conspiracy,6.1,119 +5487,"[16, 35]",52264,fr,Une vie de chat,6.934,2012-05-30,A Cat in Paris,6.5,120 +5488,"[18, 53, 80, 9648]",84188,en,Compliance,6.93,2012-08-24,Compliance,6.4,340 +5489,"[27, 53]",106717,en,The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh,6.924,2012-11-09,The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh,5.2,62 +5490,"[27, 53]",137145,en,247°F,6.918,2012-10-23,247°F,5.2,88 +5491,"[9648, 878, 53]",98568,en,Enter Nowhere,6.899,2011-10-22,Enter Nowhere,6.7,83 +5492,"[18, 35]",61667,it,Habemus Papam,6.879,2012-04-06,We Have a Pope,6.9,232 +5493,[18],96599,en,Eden,6.877,2012-03-11,Eden,6.8,100 +5494,"[18, 28]",98582,es,Grupo 7,6.866,2012-07-14,Unit 7,6.1,83 +5495,"[10402, 99]",90125,en,Marley,6.86,2012-04-20,Marley,7.6,149 +5496,"[53, 28, 80]",127521,en,6 Bullets,6.842,2012-09-11,6 Bullets,5.9,146 +5497,"[10749, 18]",86467,en,Bel Ami,6.831,2012-06-08,Bel Ami,5.2,310 +5498,"[35, 18, 10749]",98545,en,"Peace, Love & Misunderstanding",6.822,2011-09-22,"Peace, Love & Misunderstanding",6.0,94 +5499,"[18, 10749]",51994,en,The Deep Blue Sea,6.817,2012-03-23,The Deep Blue Sea,5.8,132 +5500,"[35, 10402]",63574,en,Joyful Noise,6.787,2012-01-13,Joyful Noise,6.4,70 +5501,"[12, 18, 10749]",78698,en,Big Miracle,6.76,2012-02-03,Big Miracle,6.6,250 +5502,"[10749, 35]",85735,fr,L'amour dure trois ans,6.739,2012-06-06,Love Lasts Three Years,5.8,239 +5503,"[18, 35]",84305,en,Lay the Favorite,6.728,2012-12-07,Lay the Favorite,5.3,125 +5504,"[35, 18]",58547,en,10 Years,6.724,2012-09-14,10 Years,5.8,299 +5505,"[28, 53]",59145,fr,L'assaut,6.718,2012-04-06,The Assault,6.4,98 +5506,"[10751, 12]",80714,de,Fünf Freunde,6.712,2012-06-06,The Famous Five,7.1,19 +5507,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",92000,en,Columbus Circle,6.684,2012-03-05,Columbus Circle,5.7,133 +5508,"[28, 53]",118737,en,Interview with a Hitman,6.65,2012-07-20,Interview with a Hitman,5.3,68 +5509,"[35, 10749, 27]",73935,en,Vamps,6.65,2012-11-02,Vamps,5.0,145 +5510,"[35, 27, 53, 9648]",139455,en,Silent Night,6.633,2012-11-30,Silent Night,4.8,121 +5511,"[27, 35]",74726,es,Juan de los muertos,6.631,2012-03-16,Juan of the Dead,6.2,118 +5512,"[35, 10749]",82533,en,Damsels in Distress,6.625,2012-04-06,Damsels in Distress,5.5,103 +5513,"[35, 10749]",133698,fr,Un Plan parfait,6.611,2012-11-11,Fly Me to the Moon,5.8,345 +5514,[35],87584,en,Celebrity Sex Tape,6.584,2012-02-02,Celebrity Sex Tape,3.8,26 +5515,"[28, 53]",122924,en,One in the Chamber,6.564,2012-08-21,One in the Chamber,4.9,57 +5516,"[35, 18]",82618,en,Girl in Progress,6.556,2012-05-11,Girl in Progress,5.5,71 +5517,[18],82684,en,Chasing Mavericks,6.546,2012-10-26,Chasing Mavericks,7.0,329 +5518,"[14, 10751, 10402, 18]",94352,en,Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away,6.538,2012-12-21,Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away,6.8,82 +5519,"[16, 10402, 10749]",63498,en,Chico & Rita,6.515,2012-02-10,Chico & Rita,6.8,77 +5520,[18],121789,en,At Any Price,6.492,2012-09-27,At Any Price,5.2,125 +5521,[18],75233,no,"Oslo, 31. august",6.485,2012-05-25,"Oslo, August 31st",7.5,129 +5522,"[27, 878, 9648, 53]",138496,en,Crawlspace,6.482,2012-10-17,Crawlspace,4.6,49 +5523,"[18, 10749, 35]",113947,en,The Sessions,6.46,2012-10-18,The Sessions,6.9,296 +5524,"[18, 27, 53]",138941,en,Found,6.446,2012-07-14,Found,6.4,69 +5525,"[53, 27]",97051,en,Would You Rather,6.442,2012-10-14,Would You Rather,5.8,464 +5526,"[28, 27]",46429,en,Gallowwalkers,6.425,2012-10-27,Gallowwalkers,4.1,175 +5527,[35],67884,es,Un cuento chino,6.406,2012-06-01,Chinese Take-Out,7.3,186 +5528,[27],127884,en,Come Out and Play,6.4,2012-12-20,Come Out and Play,4.9,51 +5529,"[53, 18]",127846,da,Kapringen,6.399,2012-08-04,A Hijacking,6.9,145 +5530,[27],87436,en,The ABCs of Death,6.398,2012-09-15,The ABCs of Death,4.8,277 +5531,[27],115210,en,Stitches,6.394,2012-10-05,Stitches,5.6,138 +5532,"[53, 16, 14]",152044,ja,劇場版 魔法少女まどか☆マギカ[後編] 永遠の物語,6.393,2012-10-19,Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part II: Eternal,8.0,53 +5533,"[28, 53]",102630,en,Stash House,6.39,2012-05-11,Stash House,5.0,32 +5534,[18],85870,fr,Cloclo,6.38,2012-04-16,My Way,6.4,150 +5535,"[27, 53]",74505,en,Lovely Molly,6.364,2012-05-18,Lovely Molly,5.1,125 +5536,[18],101325,en,The Forger,6.357,2011-03-09,The Forger,6.0,71 +5537,"[35, 10751]",105965,en,Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3 - Viva La Fiesta!,6.353,2012-09-18,Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3 - Viva La Fiesta!,5.5,85 +5538,"[18, 10749]",111839,en,Hemingway & Gellhorn,6.339,2012-05-28,Hemingway & Gellhorn,6.3,85 +5539,"[53, 27]",84178,en,Black Rock,6.334,2012-01-21,Black Rock,4.9,118 +5540,"[18, 35]",103747,en,The Angels' Share,6.315,2012-06-27,The Angels' Share,7.1,243 +5541,[99],84330,en,Room 237,6.315,2013-03-29,Room 237,6.3,294 +5542,[35],103327,fr,Les Vacances de Ducobu,6.303,2012-10-23,Ducoboo 2: Crazy Vacation,4.4,149 +5543,"[18, 27, 10749]",105531,en,Jack & Diane,6.301,2012-11-02,Jack & Diane,4.4,39 +5544,[18],84201,en,For Ellen,6.289,2012-09-05,For Ellen,5.6,17 +5545,[99],84327,en,The Queen of Versailles,6.28,2012-07-06,The Queen of Versailles,7.1,116 +5546,"[35, 10749]",94354,en,Eating Out: The Open Weekend,6.266,2012-07-12,Eating Out: The Open Weekend,5.9,34 +5547,"[80, 53]",132923,en,"Guns, Girls and Gambling",6.266,2012-09-05,"Guns, Girls and Gambling",5.2,52 +5548,"[16, 12, 35, 10751]",136793,en,Dino Time,6.262,2012-12-07,Dino Time,4.7,20 +5549,[35],84340,en,Sleepwalk with Me,6.261,2012-08-24,Sleepwalk with Me,6.7,86 +5550,"[10770, 35, 18, 10751]",126285,en,A Dog Named Duke,6.251,2012-04-28,A Dog Named Duke,6.3,13 +5551,"[35, 18]",94363,en,Hick,6.246,2012-05-11,Hick,5.7,246 +5552,"[18, 35]",86555,en,Take This Waltz,6.222,2012-05-25,Take This Waltz,6.5,178 +5553,[18],91679,en,Starlet,6.219,2012-11-09,Starlet,7.0,75 +5554,[18],138735,de,Little Thirteen,6.214,2012-08-08,Little Thirteen,6.2,12 +5555,"[10402, 18]",121879,en,A Late Quartet,6.21,2012-11-02,A Late Quartet,6.9,116 +5556,[99],80215,en,Indie Game: The Movie,6.202,2012-05-18,Indie Game: The Movie,7.8,259 +5557,"[27, 53, 80]",116979,en,Chained,6.201,2012-10-02,Chained,6.5,190 +5558,[99],97690,en,We Are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists,6.169,2012-01-20,We Are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists,7.0,122 +5559,[18],137182,nl,The Broken Circle Breakdown,6.151,2012-11-01,The Broken Circle Breakdown,7.8,590 +5560,"[18, 878, 9648]",134371,en,Atlas Shrugged: Part II,6.148,2012-10-12,Atlas Shrugged: Part II,5.4,66 +5561,"[28, 12, 53]",118683,en,Maximum Conviction,6.143,2012-11-05,Maximum Conviction,5.0,61 +5562,"[35, 16]",75491,fr,Le Chat du rabbin,6.142,2012-12-14,The Rabbi's Cat,6.8,86 +5563,[18],82631,en,Won't Back Down,6.14,2012-09-28,Won't Back Down,6.3,64 +5564,[18],79382,ja,奇跡,6.138,2012-05-11,I Wish,7.2,68 +5565,[99],84383,en,I Am Bruce Lee,6.133,2012-02-09,I Am Bruce Lee,7.7,60 +5566,"[27, 9648, 14, 35]",78381,en,Twixt,6.12,2012-08-10,Twixt,5.0,132 +5567,"[18, 10749]",85033,fr,Café de Flore,6.118,2012-11-02,Café de Flore,6.9,95 +5568,"[35, 18]",78206,fr,Poulet aux Prunes,6.116,2012-08-31,Chicken with Plums,7.2,86 +5569,"[35, 10749]",84333,en,Save the Date,6.06,2012-12-14,Save the Date,5.9,67 +5570,"[16, 10751]",134632,en,Monster High: Ghouls Rule,6.036,2012-10-09,Monster High: Ghouls Rule,6.2,38 +5571,[35],114779,en,It's a Disaster,6.029,2013-04-12,It's a Disaster,6.3,111 +5572,[35],86705,en,John Mulaney: New in Town,6.028,2012-01-31,John Mulaney: New in Town,8.3,75 +5573,"[18, 99]",89708,en,Samsara,6.015,2012-08-22,Samsara,8.2,276 +5574,"[18, 28, 36, 10752]",94047,ko,마이웨이,6.001,2012-04-20,My Way,7.6,113 +5575,"[10751, 16]",141528,en,Time Travel Mater,5.995,2012-06-05,Time Travel Mater,5.9,42 +5576,"[80, 18, 27, 53]",67748,en,Snowtown,5.992,2012-03-02,Snowtown,6.3,146 +5577,"[28, 18, 35]",121823,zh,太极,5.99,2012-10-19,Tai Chi Zero,6.0,61 +5578,"[35, 10749, 10770]",150015,en,Love at the Christmas Table,5.986,2012-11-25,Love at the Christmas Table,6.0,56 +5579,"[53, 28, 18]",82450,sv,Hamilton - I nationens intresse,5.968,2012-06-06,Hamilton: In the Interest of the Nation,5.9,57 +5580,"[80, 53]",115276,en,Pusher 2012,5.961,2012-10-26,Pusher 2012,5.5,58 +5581,[18],77878,en,The Lady,5.953,2012-04-10,The Lady,6.9,130 +5582,"[16, 35, 14, 12, 10751]",151535,en,Scooby-Doo! Mask of the Blue Falcon,5.953,2012-12-15,Scooby-Doo! Mask of the Blue Falcon,6.6,21 +5583,[18],86593,en,Wild Bill,5.948,2012-03-23,Wild Bill,6.8,92 +5584,"[35, 18, 10749]",100046,en,The Giant Mechanical Man,5.945,2012-04-27,The Giant Mechanical Man,6.3,70 +5585,"[18, 14]",127864,es,Blancanieves,5.935,2012-10-11,Blancanieves,7.3,122 +5586,"[35, 27, 53]",80468,en,Some Guy Who Kills People,5.908,2012-10-05,Some Guy Who Kills People,6.1,59 +5587,[35],147132,en,A Bride for Christmas,5.906,2012-12-01,A Bride for Christmas,5.9,58 +5588,"[35, 10749]",67660,en,Think Like a Man,5.905,2012-04-20,Think Like a Man,6.9,438 +5589,[99],124067,en,The Central Park Five,5.901,2012-11-23,The Central Park Five,7.2,53 +5590,"[18, 53]",135595,en,Trade Of Innocents,5.882,2012-09-27,Trade Of Innocents,5.7,16 +5591,[18],91186,cn,桃姐,5.877,2012-04-13,A Simple Life,7.3,58 +5592,"[27, 53]",135368,en,The Barrens,5.847,2012-09-28,The Barrens,5.3,55 +5593,[99],84351,en,West of Memphis,5.841,2012-12-25,West of Memphis,7.5,73 +5594,"[27, 53]",117978,en,In Their Skin,5.831,2012-11-09,In Their Skin,5.3,64 +5595,[27],84577,en,7 Below,5.83,2012-04-17,7 Below,3.4,48 +5596,"[35, 10749]",128136,en,My Awkward Sexual Adventure,5.775,2012-12-20,My Awkward Sexual Adventure,5.9,82 +5597,"[10751, 35]",128592,fr,Du vent dans mes mollets,5.774,2012-12-25,The Dandelions,6.8,67 +5598,[53],121491,ko,연가시,5.769,2012-07-27,Deranged,6.8,34 +5599,"[27, 35]",142591,en,Love Bite,5.767,2012-11-11,Love Bite,4.7,37 +5600,[35],27584,en,High School,5.762,2010-06-03,High School,5.8,68 +5601,"[18, 35, 10749]",84281,en,Hello I Must Be Going,5.759,2012-09-07,Hello I Must Be Going,5.9,71 +5602,"[18, 27]",177221,en,The Battery,5.757,2012-10-13,The Battery,6.3,128 +5603,[16],96826,en,Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens,5.755,2012-03-23,Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens,5.6,16 +5604,"[28, 53]",138376,en,A Dark Truth,5.751,2012-11-29,A Dark Truth,5.5,51 +5605,[99],84309,en,Marina Abramović: The Artist Is Present,5.743,2012-06-13,Marina Abramović: The Artist Is Present,7.6,70 +5606,[18],73562,fr,La guerre est déclarée,5.734,2012-06-05,Declaration of War,7.1,111 +5607,[18],62321,el,Attenberg,5.733,2012-03-09,Attenberg,5.9,52 +5608,[27],128311,en,Under the Bed,5.717,2012-07-19,Under the Bed,5.0,50 +5609,"[80, 18]",135047,en,Hotel Noir,5.656,2012-10-09,Hotel Noir,5.8,23 +5610,"[28, 12, 14, 10752]",111237,ru,Белый тигр,5.635,2012-06-06,White Tiger,5.5,41 +5611,[18],72842,en,Albatross,5.624,2012-01-02,Albatross,6.2,48 +5612,[35],100529,en,Lola Versus,5.621,2012-04-24,Lola Versus,5.0,82 +5613,"[27, 14]",53567,no,Thale,5.603,2012-09-09,Thale,5.4,71 +5614,"[18, 35]",84797,es,La chispa de la vida,5.602,2012-04-24,As Luck Would Have It,5.9,36 +5615,"[18, 35, 10749]",85052,hi,हाउसफुल २,5.587,2012-04-05,Housefull 2,5.2,45 +5616,"[18, 10749]",93858,pt,Tabu,5.572,2012-12-26,Tabu,7.3,70 +5617,[27],91549,en,The Moth Diaries,5.538,2012-04-20,The Moth Diaries,5.2,64 +5618,"[12, 28, 27, 878, 53]",100089,en,Nazis at the Center of the Earth,5.503,2012-04-24,Nazis at the Center of the Earth,3.4,46 +5619,"[16, 35, 10751]",119321,en,Big Top Scooby-Doo!,5.499,2012-10-22,Big Top Scooby-Doo!,6.7,35 +5620,"[16, 35]",116440,en,Maggie Simpson in The Longest Daycare,5.473,2012-07-12,Maggie Simpson in The Longest Daycare,6.7,133 +5621,"[80, 18, 53]",133458,sv,Hypnotisören,5.473,2012-10-10,The Hypnotist,5.4,79 +5622,[878],112090,en,Branded,5.461,2012-09-07,Branded,4.6,102 +5623,[18],102000,fr,L'enfant d'en haut,5.437,2012-10-05,Sister,6.8,76 +5624,[99],84185,en,Chasing Ice,5.433,2012-11-09,Chasing Ice,7.6,91 +5625,"[18, 35]",93676,en,Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You,5.412,2012-10-05,Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You,5.6,60 +5626,"[10770, 878, 28]",105485,en,Mega Cyclone,5.407,2012-04-27,Mega Cyclone,4.4,17 +5627,"[27, 35]",117942,en,Girls Gone Dead,5.405,2012-03-28,Girls Gone Dead,3.5,20 +5628,"[18, 53]",26405,en,Wake in Fright,5.385,2012-09-22,Wake in Fright,7.6,101 +5629,"[10749, 35, 80, 18]",91902,en,Ecstasy,5.335,2012-08-10,Ecstasy,5.0,19 +5630,[18],81704,de,Romeos,5.32,2011-06-21,Romeos,6.8,37 +5631,"[18, 14]",103328,fr,Holy Motors,5.31,2012-10-17,Holy Motors,7.0,431 +5632,[99],84169,en,Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry,5.305,2012-07-27,Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry,7.2,49 +5633,"[35, 80]",95755,en,Small Apartments,5.302,2012-03-10,Small Apartments,5.9,75 +5634,"[53, 16, 14]",152042,ja,劇場版 魔法少女まどか☆マギカ [前編] 始まりの物語,5.301,2012-10-19,Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part I: Beginnings,7.6,55 +5635,"[16, 35, 10751, 12]",79842,th,SeaFood,5.272,2012-10-02,SeaFood,4.8,25 +5636,"[878, 16, 28, 10751, 35]",136406,en,Lego Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Out,5.268,2012-09-26,Lego Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Out,6.6,35 +5637,[53],128876,en,Tower Block,5.26,2012-09-19,Tower Block,5.9,81 +5638,[27],119278,en,Smiley,5.249,2012-10-12,Smiley,4.3,193 +5639,[18],128270,en,Not Fade Away,5.215,2012-12-21,Not Fade Away,5.7,38 +5640,[99],84286,en,How to Survive a Plague,5.201,2012-09-20,How to Survive a Plague,7.7,34 +5641,"[27, 878, 53]",123105,en,The Bay,5.19,2012-11-02,The Bay,5.5,341 +5642,"[28, 18]",44032,en,Bending The Rules,5.187,2012-03-09,Bending The Rules,5.4,28 +5643,[35],100416,en,Demoted,5.163,2011-03-12,Demoted,5.0,23 +5644,[18],133558,en,Saints and Soldiers: Airborne Creed,5.156,2012-08-17,Saints and Soldiers: Airborne Creed,5.6,37 +5645,"[80, 18]",63310,nl,Rundskop,5.117,2012-02-17,Bullhead,7.3,165 +5646,"[27, 53]",84907,en,Playback,5.113,2012-03-09,Playback,3.9,59 +5647,[18],139997,en,And While We Were Here,5.112,2013-09-13,And While We Were Here,6.1,68 +5648,"[35, 18, 10749]",79465,en,Loosies,5.102,2012-02-01,Loosies,5.6,61 +5649,"[18, 10751]",105528,en,Cowgirls n' Angels,5.072,2012-05-25,Cowgirls n' Angels,5.4,30 +5650,"[35, 10749]",103243,hi,विक्की डोनर,5.064,2012-04-20,Vicky Donor,7.0,71 +5651,"[28, 53]",102197,ru,Шпион,5.058,2012-06-06,The Spy,5.1,14 +5652,"[35, 18]",118677,en,Why Stop Now?,5.056,2012-08-17,Why Stop Now?,5.5,54 +5653,"[16, 35]",148608,en,Moon Mater,5.036,2010-11-02,Moon Mater,5.7,18 +5654,"[35, 10751]",95754,en,Big Time Movie,4.984,2012-03-10,Big Time Movie,6.6,44 +5655,"[18, 14]",124471,zh,画皮2,4.953,2012-08-17,Painted Skin: The Resurrection,5.7,33 +5656,[35],79940,en,Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie,4.946,2012-03-02,Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie,5.7,61 +5657,"[27, 28]",48015,en,13Hrs,4.943,2012-04-01,13Hrs,4.5,28 +5658,[53],93077,en,Rites of Passage,4.938,2012-10-16,Rites of Passage,4.8,25 +5659,"[18, 53, 80, 9648]",110148,en,Jesse Stone: Benefit of the Doubt,4.892,2012-05-19,Jesse Stone: Benefit of the Doubt,7.0,27 +5660,"[18, 27, 53, 9648]",165567,en,Static,4.864,2012-10-31,Static,5.7,54 +5661,"[80, 18]",92493,en,Edwin Boyd: Citizen Gangster,4.836,2012-04-27,Edwin Boyd: Citizen Gangster,5.6,28 +5662,[35],48748,da,Klovn - the movie,4.821,2012-04-20,Klown,6.5,60 +5663,"[18, 10749]",82327,fr,Un amour de jeunesse,4.816,2011-09-03,Goodbye First Love,6.2,59 +5664,"[18, 10749]",84290,en,Keep the Lights On,4.815,2012-09-07,Keep the Lights On,6.2,44 +5665,"[28, 878, 12, 53]",145738,en,40 Days and Nights,4.811,2012-12-15,40 Days and Nights,3.0,37 +5666,[18],274336,he,מעשייה אורבנית,4.81,2012-12-10,Urban Tale,3.5,2 +5667,"[28, 27, 53]",140174,en,Rise of the Zombies,4.806,2012-10-27,Rise of the Zombies,3.5,39 +5668,"[28, 878, 53, 10752]",107170,en,Ghost Recon: Alpha,4.801,2012-05-03,Ghost Recon: Alpha,7.5,50 +5669,"[18, 28]",102222,en,The Philly Kid,4.801,2012-05-11,The Philly Kid,5.1,26 +5670,"[18, 28, 53, 80]",130747,de,Schutzengel,4.795,2012-10-10,The Guardians,6.0,55 +5671,"[28, 12, 18, 878]",103551,en,Hirokin,4.782,2012-11-06,Hirokin: The Last Samurai,4.0,20 +5672,[27],223732,en,Bloody Homecoming,4.769,2012-12-30,Bloody Homecoming,4.5,16 +5673,[35],113693,en,Adventures in the Sin Bin,4.766,2012-06-08,Adventures in the Sin Bin,5.3,11 +5674,[16],142563,en,Fresh Guacamole,4.762,2012-03-02,Fresh Guacamole,7.6,65 +5675,"[16, 10751]",141423,en,The Legend of Mor'du,4.747,2012-11-13,The Legend of Mor'du,5.7,32 +5676,"[28, 10752]",79935,en,Fortress,4.738,2012-04-01,Fortress,5.4,21 +5677,[53],126323,en,Mine Games,4.728,2012-12-01,Mine Games,5.5,42 +5678,"[16, 10751, 9648]",81900,en,Scooby-Doo! Music of the Vampire,4.707,2012-03-13,Scooby-Doo! Music of the Vampire,6.6,38 +5679,[35],123797,cn,低俗喜剧,4.675,2012-09-28,Vulgaria,6.3,21 +5680,[35],51261,en,National Lampoon's The Legend of Awesomest Maximus,4.67,2011-08-05,National Lampoon's The Legend of Awesomest Maximus,3.7,37 +5681,"[18, 35, 10749]",84533,hi,एक मैं और एक तू,4.662,2012-02-10,Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu,5.6,41 +5682,"[28, 53, 878, 10752]",97632,en,American Warships,4.659,2012-05-15,American Warships,3.3,34 +5683,"[18, 10749]",89325,en,Darling Companion,4.656,2012-04-20,Darling Companion,5.0,46 +5684,[18],137566,en,Between Us,4.605,2012-10-05,Between Us,5.2,15 +5685,[28],102632,hi,राउडी राठौर,4.562,2012-06-01,Rowdy Rathore,5.9,40 +5686,"[28, 9648]",129850,zh,消失的子弹,4.533,2012-08-31,The Bullet Vanishes,6.5,29 +5687,"[36, 18]",96399,en,For Greater Glory: The True Story of Cristiada,4.519,2012-06-01,For Greater Glory: The True Story of Cristiada,6.6,63 +5688,"[28, 53]",119117,en,Hijacked,4.506,2012-07-31,Hijacked,3.6,21 +5689,[99],72334,en,Chimpanzee,4.5,2012-04-20,Chimpanzee,7.2,61 +5690,[18],84317,en,Nobody Walks,4.499,2012-10-19,Nobody Walks,4.9,33 +5691,[35],168027,en,Freaky Deaky,4.476,2012-04-22,Freaky Deaky,5.1,28 +5692,"[35, 18]",132759,ru,ДухLess,4.466,2012-10-10,Soulless,5.6,40 +5693,[35],152989,fr,La stratégie de la poussette,4.462,2012-11-11,The Stroller Strategy,5.6,64 +5694,"[35, 14, 10751]",100791,ru,Tot yeshchyo Karloson!,4.442,2012-04-04,That still Karloson!,3.2,15 +5695,"[18, 35, 10749]",110272,en,Cheerful Weather for the Wedding,4.438,2012-12-07,Cheerful Weather for the Wedding,5.8,30 +5696,"[35, 18, 9648]",160833,ru,Рассказы,4.436,2012-12-12,Short Stories,6.4,22 +5697,"[10770, 28, 878]",114003,en,Jersey Shore Shark Attack,4.433,2012-06-09,Jersey Shore Shark Attack,4.0,12 +5698,[],134451,en,Baby Dolls Behind Bars,4.432,2012-06-01,Baby Dolls Behind Bars,4.9,4 +5699,"[18, 10402]",88036,en,Sparkle,4.417,2012-08-17,Sparkle,5.9,53 +5700,[27],147879,de,12/12/12,4.409,2012-12-04,12/12/12,2.1,18 +5701,"[28, 878]",133454,en,Super Cyclone,4.387,2012-09-18,Super Cyclone,2.8,19 +5702,"[28, 53]",117923,en,Assassin's Bullet,4.384,2012-08-02,Assassin's Bullet,4.0,34 +5703,"[53, 27, 35]",133463,en,Redd Inc.,4.359,2012-11-03,Redd Inc.,5.6,37 +5704,"[18, 10749]",95919,zh,愛,4.352,2012-02-17,Love,6.0,20 +5705,"[878, 18, 35]",76333,es,Extraterrestre,4.343,2012-06-15,Extraterrestrial,5.5,44 +5706,"[18, 53]",84338,en,Simon Killer,4.337,2012-04-12,Simon Killer,6.1,39 +5707,"[35, 10749]",173557,en,The Seven Year Hitch,4.306,2012-10-13,The Seven Year Hitch,5.7,27 +5708,"[80, 18, 36, 99]",84288,en,The Invisible War,4.297,2012-01-20,The Invisible War,7.5,67 +5709,[99],84342,en,Something from Nothing: The Art of Rap,4.293,2012-06-15,Something from Nothing: The Art of Rap,6.7,34 +5710,"[18, 10749]",117629,he,הסיפור של יוסי,4.29,2012-06-06,Yossi,7.0,31 +5711,[16],154922,ru,Три богатыря на дальних берегах,4.277,2012-12-30,Tri Bogatyrya na Dalnikh Beregakh,5.7,23 +5712,"[10770, 10751, 14]",151071,en,"It's Christmas, Carol!",4.27,2012-11-18,"It's Christmas, Carol!",5.6,15 +5713,"[35, 27]",139715,en,Detention of the Dead,4.268,2012-04-27,Detention of the Dead,5.0,50 +5714,"[18, 53, 36]",110391,fa,وەرزی کەرگەدەن ،,4.259,2013-08-13,Rhino Season,5.8,16 +5715,"[16, 10751, 12, 35]",141614,fi,Niko 2: Lentäjäveljekset,4.244,2012-11-02,"Niko 2 - Little Brother, Big Trouble",5.7,27 +5716,"[35, 53, 9648]",122930,en,Breathless,4.236,2012-01-04,Breathless,5.4,18 +5717,"[35, 9648, 53]",138372,en,Bad Kids Go To Hell,4.23,2012-12-07,Bad Kids Go To Hell,4.1,55 +5718,[18],82448,sv,Simon och ekarna,4.218,2012-10-11,Simon & the Oaks,6.6,27 +5719,"[10770, 10751, 14]",148656,en,The Good Witch's Charm,4.204,2012-10-27,The Good Witch's Charm,6.7,33 +5720,"[10770, 80, 9648, 53]",137776,en,A Mother's Nightmare,4.175,2012-09-29,A Mother's Nightmare,5.6,55 +5721,"[27, 53]",86759,en,Rosewood Lane,4.175,2011-10-15,Rosewood Lane,5.0,52 +5722,[18],94671,en,Jayne Mansfield's Car,4.161,2013-09-13,Jayne Mansfield's Car,5.9,29 +5723,"[18, 10749]",137174,en,Marfa Girl,4.158,2012-11-20,Marfa Girl,4.9,22 +5724,"[35, 10749]",120292,en,Not Suitable For Children,4.145,2012-08-08,Not Suitable For Children,5.4,59 +5725,[35],94104,en,"3, 2, 1... Frankie Go Boom",4.106,2012-10-12,"3, 2, 1... Frankie Go Boom",5.5,36 +5726,"[18, 53, 9648]",93230,sv,Nobels testamente,4.099,2012-08-08,Nobel's Last Will,5.9,25 +5727,[27],100493,en,The Devil's Carnival,4.098,2012-04-05,The Devil's Carnival,5.8,45 +5728,[35],106337,en,Free Samples,4.094,2013-05-31,Free Samples,6.1,19 +5729,"[35, 18]",142106,en,Petunia,4.066,2013-06-28,Petunia,5.5,6 +5730,[99],135921,en,Everything or Nothing,4.063,2012-10-05,Everything or Nothing,7.2,37 +5731,[99],91018,en,Linotype: The Film,4.058,2012-02-03,Linotype: The Film,6.7,8 +5732,"[27, 878]",116463,en,Arachnoquake,4.005,2012-06-23,Arachnoquake,3.8,29 +5733,[14],92645,en,Grimm's Snow White,4.003,2012-03-13,Grimm's Snow White,6.3,39 +5734,"[35, 18]",165477,en,Whole Lotta Sole,3.993,2012-04-21,Whole Lotta Sole,5.4,29 +5735,"[10751, 14]",146712,en,A Fairly Odd Christmas,3.982,2012-11-23,A Fairly Odd Christmas,5.3,33 +5736,"[18, 10751]",149786,en,Christmas with Holly,3.973,2012-12-09,Christmas with Holly,6.2,52 +5737,[18],83384,en,Dark Horse,3.972,2012-06-08,Dark Horse,5.5,51 +5738,"[10751, 16, 35]",298016,en,It's a SpongeBob Christmas!,3.949,2012-11-23,It's a SpongeBob Christmas!,5.9,33 +5739,"[18, 27, 10749, 53]",216374,en,I Will Follow You Into the Dark,3.94,2012-12-20,I Will Follow You Into the Dark,4.3,27 +5740,[10751],128542,en,Camp Fred,3.928,2012-07-28,Fred 3: Camp Fred,6.4,38 +5741,[18],27480,en,Last Ride,3.906,2012-06-29,Last Ride,7.0,15 +5742,"[18, 36]",79745,es,La voz dormida,3.904,2012-03-04,The Sleeping Voice,7.0,54 +5743,"[18, 16]",489412,en,It's Such a Beautiful Day,3.85,2012-08-24,It's Such a Beautiful Day,8.2,59 +5744,[35],97609,en,Somebody Up There Likes Me,3.841,2013-03-08,Somebody Up There Likes Me,5.5,13 +5745,"[10752, 99]",84170,en,Five Broken Cameras,3.836,2012-10-19,Five Broken Cameras,7.6,45 +5746,"[28, 80, 9648]",122192,fr,Le Guetteur,3.817,2012-09-09,The Lookout,5.6,51 +5747,[18],142108,en,I Want Your Love,3.815,2012-07-12,I Want Your Love,5.2,19 +5748,"[10749, 10770]",142635,en,Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade,3.804,2012-11-04,Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade,7.0,16 +5749,[18],105526,en,Any Day Now,3.779,2012-12-14,Any Day Now,6.9,45 +5750,[18],126337,en,Unconditional,3.751,2012-09-21,Unconditional,6.8,35 +5751,"[16, 35, 10751]",134623,en,Tom and Jerry: Robin Hood and His Merry Mouse,3.748,2012-10-02,Tom and Jerry: Robin Hood and His Merry Mouse,6.8,20 +5752,"[28, 27]",190899,en,Dead Mine,3.74,2012-09-30,Dead Mine,4.6,38 +5753,"[10749, 35, 10751]",127061,en,Lake Effects,3.703,2012-05-06,Lake Effects,4.3,10 +5754,"[99, 18]",80787,en,Britain's Greatest Codebreaker,3.702,2012-10-17,Britain's Greatest Codebreaker,6.1,13 +5755,"[18, 10751]",119893,en,An American Girl: McKenna Shoots for the Stars,3.677,2012-07-14,An American Girl: McKenna Shoots for the Stars,6.3,26 +5756,"[878, 28, 53]",104185,en,Alien Tornado,3.664,2012-04-21,Alien Tornado,3.1,18 +5757,"[53, 18, 80]",150229,en,Boot Tracks,3.663,2012-11-01,Tomorrow You're Gone,4.5,22 +5758,[99],89638,en,Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview,3.661,2012-05-11,Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview,7.5,47 +5759,"[18, 53, 10770]",87016,en,Sexting in Suburbia,3.645,2012-01-14,Sexting in Suburbia,5.1,24 +5760,"[35, 18]",96600,en,Grassroots,3.643,2012-06-22,Grassroots,5.1,8 +5761,"[10751, 10749]",85887,en,A Taste of Romance,3.637,2012-01-14,A Taste of Romance,5.9,20 +5762,[10749],145840,en,Hitched for the Holidays,3.625,2012-11-25,Hitched for the Holidays,6.2,23 +5763,[],107934,en,Blue Ridge,3.623,2012-06-07,Blue Ridge,5.7,6 +5764,"[80, 18]",96398,hi,Paan Singh Tomar,3.605,2012-03-02,Paan Singh Tomar,7.5,48 +5765,"[27, 53]",92635,en,Snow White: A Deadly Summer,3.595,2012-03-16,Snow White: A Deadly Summer,4.1,14 +5766,[27],183412,en,Dead Souls,3.578,2012-10-11,Dead Souls,4.1,31 +5767,[18],333915,en,Sexy Assassins,3.57,2012-01-01,Sexy Assassins,7.9,14 +5768,"[28, 878]",107100,fr,Seattle Superstorm,3.557,2012-03-31,Seattle Superstorm,3.6,18 +5769,"[14, 10770, 35, 18]",145711,en,Naughty or Nice,3.545,2012-12-24,Naughty or Nice,6.1,37 +5770,"[18, 35]",122083,fr,Superstar,3.535,2012-09-09,Superstar,5.3,49 +5771,[35],128564,en,Attack of the 50 Foot Cheerleader,3.527,2012-01-01,Attack of the 50 Foot Cheerleader,4.9,14 +5772,[],152348,en,Nuclear Family,3.514,2012-10-15,Nuclear Family,2.8,5 +5773,[27],83727,en,The Theatre Bizarre,3.508,2012-01-26,The Theatre Bizarre,5.3,48 +5774,"[10402, 35, 10749]",94478,en,You Instead,3.502,2012-05-11,You Instead,7.0,51 +5775,[99],127878,en,Casting By,3.492,2012-10-12,Casting By,7.5,19 +5776,"[18, 27, 53]",52001,en,Citadel,3.49,2012-11-09,Citadel,5.3,76 +5777,"[10749, 35, 18, 12]",44109,en,She Wants Me,3.472,2012-04-05,She Wants Me,3.9,16 +5778,[18],119826,en,The Unspeakable Act,3.438,2012-04-19,The Unspeakable Act,5.3,7 +5779,"[53, 27]",192415,en,The Sacred,3.436,2012-01-01,The Sacred,5.0,5 +5780,"[35, 10751]",140228,nl,Mees Kees,3.431,2012-12-01,Mister Twister: Class of Fun,7.1,15 +5781,"[16, 10751, 14]",167666,en,Monster High: Escape from Skull Shores,3.427,2012-02-16,Monster High: Escape from Skull Shores,6.4,20 +5782,[27],127548,en,Hold Your Breath,3.42,2012-10-05,Hold Your Breath,3.5,40 +5783,"[16, 10751, 35]",21036,ja,パンダコパンダ,3.416,2000-07-25,Panda! Go Panda!,6.2,37 +5784,"[878, 28, 14]",281778,en,Survivor,3.412,2012-08-29,Survivor,4.8,55 +5785,"[35, 18]",99247,ru,Мамы,3.412,2012-06-06,Mommies,4.7,13 +5786,"[16, 10751]",132601,en,The Reef 2: High Tide,3.412,2012-10-30,The Reef 2: High Tide,3.3,18 +5787,"[18, 28, 36, 53]",55741,zh,赵氏孤儿,3.4,2012-07-27,Sacrifice,6.4,18 +5788,"[80, 18]",92391,en,Sket,3.394,2012-03-05,Sket,4.8,13 +5789,[18],122088,he,למלא את החלל,3.392,2012-07-07,Fill the Void,6.5,38 +5790,"[16, 35, 878]",145174,en,Robot Chicken: DC Comics Special,3.391,2012-09-09,Robot Chicken: DC Comics Special,7.7,15 +5791,"[35, 10749]",98581,ru,8 Pervykh Svidaniy,3.39,2012-06-06,8 First Dates,7.2,22 +5792,[99],87861,en,GИ∀RR,3.385,2012-02-07,Gnarr,5.9,4 +5793,[35],89857,en,High Road,3.38,2012-03-06,High Road,5.6,38 +5794,"[12, 14]",135858,en,Dungeons & Dragons: The Book of Vile Darkness,3.376,2012-11-23,Dungeons & Dragons: The Book of Vile Darkness,4.3,29 +5795,"[28, 878]",151092,en,Collision Course,3.375,2012-03-27,Collision Course,4.0,15 +5796,[18],96384,en,Stella Days,3.373,2012-06-22,Stella Days,6.6,8 +5797,"[10751, 14]",149235,en,Help for the Holidays,3.368,2012-12-09,Help for the Holidays,6.2,29 +5798,[878],80034,en,Earth's Final Hours,3.367,2012-02-01,Earth's Final Hours,4.7,30 +5799,[18],82321,en,The Loneliest Planet,3.361,2012-10-25,The Loneliest Planet,5.8,29 +5800,"[27, 53]",128841,en,The Thompsons,3.358,2012-12-31,The Thompsons,4.9,30 +5801,[27],137217,en,Donovan's Echo,3.356,2012-02-15,Donovan's Echo,6.0,29 +5802,"[27, 53]",96648,en,The Incident,3.35,2012-05-04,The Incident,5.8,44 +5803,"[16, 10751, 14]",141102,en,The Swan Princess Christmas,3.339,2012-11-06,The Swan Princess Christmas,5.9,25 +5804,"[28, 80]",232195,es,Tráiganme la cabeza de la mujer metralleta,3.338,2012-09-23,Bring Me the Head of the Machine Gun Woman,5.8,16 +5805,[35],112936,hi,Bol Bachchan,3.329,2012-07-06,Bol Bachchan,5.9,35 +5806,"[28, 53]",64205,th,โคตรสู้ โคตรโส,3.325,2012-01-01,BKO: Bangkok Knockout,5.5,41 +5807,[27],214990,en,An American Ghost Story,3.309,2012-10-01,An American Ghost Story,4.1,19 +5808,"[28, 35]",147405,hi,दबंग 2,3.288,2012-12-21,Dabangg 2,5.1,47 +5809,"[28, 80, 53]",136071,sv,Johan Falk: Alla råns moder,3.282,2012-10-24,Johan Falk: Alla råns moder,6.4,13 +5810,"[18, 35, 10749]",93091,en,Crazy Eyes,3.274,2012-07-06,Crazy Eyes,4.6,7 +5811,[18],85525,ko,북촌방향,3.264,2012-04-20,The Day He Arrives,7.0,34 +5812,"[18, 35]",98369,en,Blue Like Jazz,3.253,2012-04-13,Blue Like Jazz,5.9,35 +5813,"[27, 878]",48809,en,Parasitic,3.252,2012-06-26,Parasitic,2.7,10 +5814,"[53, 9648]",82501,fr,La femme du Vème,3.239,2012-06-15,The Woman in the Fifth,5.0,43 +5815,[18],82624,sq,The Forgiveness of Blood,3.234,2012-02-24,The Forgiveness of Blood,6.7,26 +5816,"[35, 16]",163772,ja,クレヨンしんちゃん 嵐を呼ぶ!オラと宇宙のプリンセス,3.232,2012-04-30,Crayon Shin-chan: Fierceness That Invites Storm! Me and the Space Princess,7.5,2 +5817,[28],66228,en,Muniyandi Vilangial Moonramandu,3.228,2012-11-02,Muniyandi Vilangial Moonramandu,6.0,1 +5818,"[18, 80, 53]",104593,en,Blue-Eyed Butcher,3.22,2012-03-03,Blue-Eyed Butcher,6.0,23 +5819,"[18, 14]",61980,en,Seeing Heaven,3.209,2012-07-16,Seeing Heaven,3.7,9 +5820,"[35, 27]",137528,en,You Can't Kill Stephen King,3.203,2012-04-14,You Can't Kill Stephen King,4.6,22 +5821,"[10751, 10402]",143563,en,Jesus Christ Superstar - Live Arena Tour,3.191,2012-11-19,Jesus Christ Superstar - Live Arena Tour,7.3,13 +5822,"[12, 10751]",78047,en,Treasure Buddies,3.187,2012-01-31,Treasure Buddies,5.2,39 +5823,[27],168901,en,Inside,3.186,2012-01-11,Inside,4.2,7 +5824,[10749],153133,en,Undercover Bridesmaid,3.173,2012-04-15,Undercover Bridesmaid,5.5,46 +5825,"[27, 9648, 878, 53]",87178,en,The Whisperer in Darkness,3.172,2012-03-15,The Whisperer in Darkness,6.6,42 +5826,"[99, 10402]",137563,en,A Band Called Death,3.133,2013-06-27,A Band Called Death,7.2,47 +5827,[35],191489,en,Bill Burr: You People Are All The Same,3.128,2012-08-16,Bill Burr: You People Are All The Same,7.9,50 +5828,"[35, 27]",125558,en,Among Friends,3.116,2012-07-08,Among Friends,4.3,30 +5829,"[27, 9648, 53]",129418,en,Bigfoot: The Lost Coast Tapes,3.101,2012-10-19,Bigfoot: The Lost Coast Tapes,4.4,25 +5830,"[10770, 35, 18]",144785,en,Matchmaker Santa,3.086,2012-11-21,Matchmaker Santa,5.7,27 +5831,"[53, 10770]",152130,en,Playdate,3.068,2012-04-28,Playdate,4.8,12 +5832,"[35, 16]",103977,en,Daffy's Rhapsody,3.062,2012-02-10,Daffy's Rhapsody,5.8,6 +5833,[80],160907,en,The Fall of the Essex Boys,3.054,2012-02-18,The Fall of the Essex Boys,4.4,19 +5834,"[27, 28, 35]",66608,en,Blubberella,3.054,2012-01-31,Blubberella,3.4,25 +5835,"[18, 10749]",121602,zh,危險關係,3.035,2012-11-09,Dangerous Liaisons,6.2,22 +5836,"[18, 10749]",84166,en,28 Hotel Rooms,3.024,2012-01-21,28 Hotel Rooms,6.0,32 +5837,"[10770, 18]",133557,en,The Girl,3.023,2012-10-22,The Girl,6.0,50 +5838,"[18, 53]",292086,en,Come Morning,3.013,2012-10-21,Come Morning,6.3,5 +5839,"[35, 18, 10402, 10770]",273671,en,Christmas Crush,3.005,2012-11-17,Christmas Crush,4.8,20 +5840,"[35, 10751]",133459,sv,Sune i Grekland - all inclusive,3.004,2012-12-30,The Anderssons in Greece: All Inclusive,5.2,18 +5841,[18],103597,fr,Americano,2.997,2012-06-15,Americano,5.3,24 +5842,"[18, 10751]",105768,en,Flicka: Country Pride,2.995,2012-05-01,Flicka: Country Pride,5.8,35 +5843,[99],91921,en,Ecstasy of Order: The Tetris Masters,2.994,2011-10-21,Ecstasy of Order: The Tetris Masters,6.9,25 +5844,"[18, 35]",104733,da,Undskyld jeg forstyrrer,2.986,2012-02-02,Excuse Me,4.8,4 +5845,"[18, 36, 10752]",89156,pl,Róża,2.985,2012-06-01,Rose,7.5,20 +5846,[99],104155,en,Mansome,2.979,2012-05-18,Mansome,4.9,43 +5847,"[9648, 27, 53]",79544,en,The Wicker Tree,2.962,2012-01-27,The Wicker Tree,4.4,25 +5848,"[35, 18]",128195,en,Picture Day,2.959,2012-11-10,Picture Day,6.7,11 +5849,"[80, 27, 53]",97794,tl,The Road,2.948,2012-05-11,The Road,5.1,24 +5850,[53],92416,en,Deviation,2.948,2012-03-01,Deviation,5.1,4 +5851,[35],119457,en,General Education,2.948,2012-08-24,General Education,4.4,9 +5852,"[27, 878]",92393,en,Tape 407,2.936,2012-04-27,Tape 407,4.1,49 +5853,"[16, 35]",110392,en,A Liar's Autobiography: The Untrue Story of Monty Python's Graham Chapman,2.933,2012-11-02,A Liar's Autobiography: The Untrue Story of Monty Python's Graham Chapman,6.8,20 +5854,"[80, 53]",146955,en,Border Run,2.931,2012-10-12,Border Run,5.6,20 +5855,[27],131916,en,Scary or Die,2.928,2012-09-09,Scary or Die,4.1,27 +5856,[27],95667,en,Night of the Living Dead: Re-Animation,2.926,2012-10-16,Night of the Living Dead: Re-Animation,4.0,25 +5857,"[18, 80, 9648, 10749]",95177,en,Sun Don't Shine,2.919,2012-03-10,Sun Don't Shine,5.2,9 +5858,[18],96246,en,In Our Nature,2.918,2012-12-07,In Our Nature,5.5,11 +5859,"[53, 27]",193603,en,Hayride,2.914,2012-10-13,Hayride,4.6,10 +5860,"[53, 28, 35]",62077,es,Carne de neón,2.888,2012-02-24,Neon Flesh,5.8,24 +5861,"[35, 18]",84354,es,Joven y alocada,2.874,2012-06-06,Young & Wild,5.7,41 +5862,[18],85542,en,Trishna,2.873,2012-07-12,Trishna,5.9,29 +5863,[18],130677,en,King Kelly,2.857,2012-11-30,King Kelly,4.7,10 +5864,[35],114574,en,Bikini Spring Break,2.855,2012-06-26,Bikini Spring Break,3.6,24 +5865,"[10770, 80, 9648, 53]",192465,en,Fugitive at 17,2.852,2012-06-30,Fugitive at 17,6.1,24 +5866,"[35, 10749, 18]",192393,en,Dreamworld,2.849,2012-03-09,Dreamworld,5.9,8 +5867,"[27, 14]",97589,en,Leprechaun's Revenge,2.843,2012-03-17,Leprechaun's Revenge,3.5,12 +5868,"[53, 18]",89070,ru,Камень,2.84,2012-06-06,Stone,4.9,8 +5869,[35],48392,en,Sound of Noise,2.827,2012-03-09,Sound of Noise,7.4,57 +5870,"[27, 28, 53]",98948,en,Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies,2.827,2012-05-29,Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies,3.8,62 +5871,"[53, 80]",115547,en,The Rise & Fall of a White Collar Hooligan,2.818,2012-06-22,The Rise & Fall of a White Collar Hooligan,5.6,25 +5872,"[27, 878, 12]",117856,en,Bigfoot,2.813,2012-06-30,Bigfoot,2.9,26 +5873,[28],32581,en,Art of Submission,2.809,2012-09-21,Art of Submission,4.1,8 +5874,"[35, 10749, 10770]",158150,en,How to Fall in Love,2.808,2012-07-21,How to Fall in Love,5.9,35 +5875,"[18, 9648, 53, 10770]",88318,en,Secrets of Eden,2.792,2012-02-04,Secrets of Eden,4.9,8 +5876,[27],124054,en,Shark Week,2.791,2012-08-04,Shark Week,2.9,16 +5877,[18],192623,en,White Frog,2.776,2012-03-07,White Frog,5.9,28 +5878,[53],173496,en,Broken Trust,2.775,2012-06-17,Broken Trust,3.6,5 +5879,"[53, 27]",84558,en,Stormhouse,2.772,2012-02-07,Stormhouse,3.2,10 +5880,"[18, 28, 53, 80]",112130,en,For the Love of Money,2.765,2012-06-08,For the Love of Money,5.0,12 +5881,[27],115451,en,Spirit Stalkers,2.759,2012-06-16,Spirit Stalkers,3.0,4 +5882,"[18, 28, 36]",98344,zh,賽德克‧巴萊(上)：太陽旗,2.75,2012-04-27,Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale - Part 1: The Sun Flag,7.3,29 +5883,[99],83443,en,Girl Model,2.747,2012-09-05,Girl Model,6.5,35 +5884,[35],134653,en,Mancation,2.735,2012-10-09,Mancation,3.4,6 +5885,"[35, 10749]",104232,en,Nesting,2.731,2012-05-11,Nesting,4.8,6 +5886,[27],114789,en,Dead Season,2.728,2012-05-15,Dead Season,4.3,27 +5887,"[10770, 878]",120092,en,True Bloodthirst,2.725,2012-07-14,True Bloodthirst,3.9,26 +5888,"[10751, 16]",94196,fr,Zarafa,2.705,2012-11-11,Zarafa,6.8,39 +5889,"[28, 27]",88379,en,Osombie,2.705,2012-01-01,Osombie,4.3,20 +5890,[18],150065,en,Yelling To The Sky,2.7,2011-03-11,Yelling To The Sky,5.4,9 +5891,[53],122796,en,Bad Karma,2.688,2012-09-12,Bad Karma,4.7,11 +5892,"[28, 35]",110112,en,Nitro Circus: The Movie,2.674,2012-08-08,Nitro Circus: The Movie,6.6,55 +5893,"[27, 53]",120772,en,1313: Night of the Widow,2.673,2012-08-01,1313: Night of the Widow,1.3,4 +5894,[27],153060,en,Reel Evil,2.666,2012-12-03,Reel Evil,3.5,8 +5895,"[14, 18, 10749]",39135,en,The Vintner's Luck,2.664,2012-04-17,The Vintner's Luck,5.0,11 +5896,[35],164502,ru,Дублёр,2.664,2012-12-29,The Double,4.3,15 +5897,[99],84284,en,The House I Live In,2.661,2012-10-05,The House I Live In,7.8,42 +5898,"[53, 9648]",53861,sv,Die,2.656,2012-03-27,Die,4.7,31 +5899,"[27, 35]",118621,en,Portrait of a Zombie,2.652,2012-03-03,Portrait of a Zombie,5.8,8 +5900,[53],133446,en,Imaginary Friend,2.648,2012-06-02,Imaginary Friend,4.8,20 +5901,[27],132250,en,Hypothermia,2.646,2012-10-02,Hypothermia,3.8,25 +5902,[99],220494,en,Bettie Page Reveals All,2.645,2013-11-22,Bettie Page Reveals All,7.1,18 +5903,[35],135708,en,Nature Calls,2.636,2012-11-09,Nature Calls,3.5,17 +5904,"[36, 12]",128767,el,Ο Θεός Αγαπάει το Χαβιάρι,2.635,2012-12-09,God Loves Caviar,4.9,12 +5905,"[18, 878, 53, 27]",77444,en,The Corridor,2.634,2012-03-30,The Corridor,5.1,28 +5906,"[14, 27, 878, 10770]",96367,en,WitchSlayer Gretl,2.631,2012-02-25,WitchSlayer Gretl,4.1,9 +5907,"[35, 10749]",109416,en,30 Beats,2.629,2012-07-20,30 Beats,3.6,8 +5908,"[80, 18]",83890,en,LUV,2.625,2013-01-18,LUV,5.7,25 +5909,"[18, 28, 53]",93084,en,Keyhole,2.625,2012-04-06,Keyhole,5.6,17 +5910,"[27, 53]",127626,en,Hollow,2.609,2012-09-19,Hollow,5.0,30 +5911,[35],256109,en,Last Call,2.604,2012-04-12,Last Call,4.3,7 +5912,[18],82520,en,Return,2.603,2012-02-10,Return,6.1,8 +5913,[18],265886,en,Dark Secrets,2.601,2012-12-08,Dark Secrets,2.0,1 +5914,"[12, 18]",156062,en,Easy Rider: The Ride Back,2.595,2012-02-25,Easy Rider: The Ride Back,5.0,9 +5915,"[28, 53]",128280,en,Blood Money,2.59,2012-08-28,Blood Money,4.5,10 +5916,[35],138370,hi,लव शव ते चिकन खुराना,2.587,2012-11-02,Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana,6.1,12 +5917,"[35, 10751]",135675,en,12 Dogs of Christmas: Great Puppy Rescue,2.584,2012-10-09,12 Dogs of Christmas: Great Puppy Rescue,4.9,10 +5918,[27],128655,en,Haunted High,2.58,2012-08-25,Ghostquake,3.5,10 +5919,[18],290671,en,The Dark Side of Love,2.579,2012-05-18,The Dark Side of Love,5.0,1 +5920,[99],124074,en,Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God,2.578,2012-11-16,Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God,7.7,38 +5921,[27],116475,en,Saturday Morning Massacre,2.578,2012-06-16,Saturday Morning Massacre,4.6,17 +5922,[27],127594,en,CLONED: The Recreator Chronicles,2.577,2012-02-17,CLONED: The Recreator Chronicles,4.7,25 +5923,[27],104217,en,Requiem For The Damned,2.575,2012-01-01,Requiem For The Damned,4.5,3 +5924,[18],49258,ja,クイール,2.559,2012-05-18,Quill: The Life of a Guide Dog,7.4,12 +5925,"[37, 10770]",117700,en,Hannah's Law,2.533,2012-06-09,Hannah's Law,3.8,6 +5926,[10751],134415,en,Vampire Dog,2.532,2012-09-25,Vampire Dog,3.9,19 +5927,"[35, 18]",109411,en,Cellmates,2.529,2012-06-01,Cellmates,6.0,7 +5928,"[80, 28, 18, 10770]",144293,en,Fatal Honeymoon,2.516,2012-08-25,Fatal Honeymoon,5.2,9 +5929,"[28, 37]",109500,en,Dawn Rider,2.514,2012-05-29,Dawn Rider,5.1,31 +5930,"[27, 9648, 53]",134394,en,Barricade,2.51,2012-09-25,Barricade,4.2,45 +5931,"[35, 18]",138907,en,Sassy Pants,2.509,2012-10-26,Sassy Pants,6.0,29 +5932,[99],227218,en,Space Junk 3D,2.508,2012-01-14,Space Junk 3D,6.0,6 +5933,"[10770, 18]",110496,en,The Pregnancy Project,2.505,2012-01-28,The Pregnancy Project,6.4,28 +5934,"[18, 99, 10749]",99877,en,The Waiting Room,2.503,2012-09-26,The Waiting Room,7.1,13 +5935,"[35, 27]",94603,en,Strippers Vs. Werewolves,2.499,2012-05-11,Strippers Vs. Werewolves,3.7,25 +5936,"[35, 12, 10749]",148347,ru,Джунгли,2.498,2012-12-12,The Jungle,5.0,21 +5937,[27],138544,en,American Horror House,2.498,2012-10-13,American Horror House,4.4,9 +5938,"[35, 18, 10749, 10770]",241999,en,A Star for Christmas,2.495,2012-12-02,A Star for Christmas,5.5,19 +5939,[35],84203,en,Goats,2.495,2012-08-10,Goats,5.5,42 +5940,[35],137144,en,Jeff Dunham: Minding the Monsters,2.493,2012-10-07,Jeff Dunham: Minding the Monsters,5.7,15 +5941,[99],145091,en,Lost Angels: Skid Row Is My Home,2.485,2012-12-07,Lost Angels: Skid Row Is My Home,6.2,5 +5942,[35],84428,en,Sweet Prudence & the Erotic Adventure of Bigfoot,2.484,2012-04-06,Sweet Prudence & the Erotic Adventure of Bigfoot,7.0,1 +5943,"[35, 10749]",90882,ru,Moya Bezumnaya Semya,2.483,2012-09-28,We Are Family,4.1,6 +5944,[27],121071,en,No Tell Motel,2.479,2012-10-09,No Tell Motel,3.9,18 +5945,"[14, 16]",103173,en,Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker,2.472,2012-05-29,Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker,5.6,28 +5946,"[18, 53]",96551,en,Skoonheid,2.471,2012-10-05,Beauty,6.0,19 +5947,[18],84291,en,Kid-Thing,2.465,2012-01-23,Kid-Thing,6.0,7 +5948,"[16, 36, 18]",83114,en,Tatsumi,2.463,2012-04-03,Tatsumi,6.4,8 +5949,[35],185744,en,Amy Schumer: Mostly Sex Stuff,2.461,2012-08-18,Amy Schumer: Mostly Sex Stuff,6.4,30 +5950,"[28, 10749]",85053,hi,Jannat 2,2.45,2012-05-04,Jannat 2,6.8,8 +5951,[35],121147,en,Freeloaders,2.45,2012-12-18,Freeloaders,4.3,21 +5952,[],224997,en,The Sigil,2.45,2012-05-17,The Sigil,2.4,5 +5953,"[18, 36]",115871,ru,Матч,2.447,2012-06-06,Match,5.4,11 +5954,"[53, 9648, 10749]",101852,en,Shuffle,2.446,2012-03-20,Shuffle,6.6,16 +5955,[53],101962,en,Seance,2.438,2012-05-07,Seance,3.5,12 +5956,"[53, 10770]",87293,en,Beyond,2.436,2012-05-22,Beyond,4.8,16 +5957,"[28, 18]",128185,th,Rebirth,2.434,2012-09-14,Bangkok Revenge,5.7,12 +5958,"[12, 18]",121798,en,Hang Loose,2.431,2012-12-12,Hang Loose,5.0,8 +5959,[99],184149,en,Somm,2.418,2013-06-21,Somm,7.1,35 +5960,[18],125623,fr,Le Fils de l'autre,2.418,2012-10-26,The Other Son,6.3,44 +5961,"[10749, 35, 18]",126186,zh,纽约客@上海,2.416,2012-05-03,纽约客@上海,6.0,12 +5962,[18],106135,en,Crooked Arrows,2.413,2012-05-18,Crooked Arrows,6.7,22 +5963,"[28, 12, 35]",148331,ru,Соловей-Разбойник,2.412,2012-12-12,Solovey-Razboynik,5.9,17 +5964,[53],111170,en,Rubberneck,2.411,2013-02-22,Rubberneck,5.6,7 +5965,[],143942,en,Highway,2.409,2012-09-09,Highway,2.7,3 +5966,"[53, 18]",82492,en,On the Ice,2.404,2012-02-17,On the Ice,6.8,11 +5967,"[9648, 16]",245881,en,Scooby-Doo! Haunted Holidays,2.4,2012-10-16,Scooby-Doo! Haunted Holidays,7.8,6 +5968,[35],113460,en,Nate & Margaret,2.397,2012-06-08,Nate & Margaret,5.0,4 +5969,"[28, 18]",69536,ta,முகமூடி,2.377,2012-08-31,Mugamoodi,5.1,9 +5970,[18],96085,en,Dollhouse,2.369,2012-03-10,Dollhouse,5.3,6 +5971,[99],160220,en,Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans of My Little Pony,2.366,2012-11-04,Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans of My Little Pony,5.1,30 +5972,[99],82639,en,Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel,2.36,2012-09-21,Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel,7.3,20 +5973,[99],92837,en,To the Arctic,2.345,2012-04-20,To the Arctic,6.0,8 +5974,[27],122544,en,The Perfect House,2.342,2012-07-17,The Perfect House,5.0,8 +5975,"[35, 18]",96314,en,Mighty Fine,2.34,2012-05-25,Mighty Fine,4.8,7 +5976,"[16, 35, 10751]",51485,en,Delhi Safari,2.336,2012-12-07,Delhi Safari,5.4,13 +5977,"[28, 27, 878, 10770]",146028,en,Ghost Storm,2.332,2012-11-10,Ghost Storm,4.4,9 +5978,"[28, 27]",168885,en,Demon Hunter,2.332,2012-03-20,Demon Hunter,3.0,4 +5979,"[18, 28, 12, 37]",89888,en,Wyatt Earp's Revenge,2.328,2012-03-06,Wyatt Earp's Revenge,3.4,21 +5980,"[10749, 18]",101056,en,The Millionaire Tour,2.327,2012-07-31,The Millionaire Tour,6.1,28 +5981,"[18, 10749]",79825,en,Falling Overnight,2.32,2012-07-27,Falling Overnight,5.8,10 +5982,[18],157289,en,Curfew,2.319,2012-01-01,Curfew,7.6,52 +5983,"[53, 18]",79255,en,The Mortician,2.318,2012-02-14,The Mortician,6.4,9 +5984,"[28, 53]",105941,en,When the Cobra Strikes,2.317,2012-05-22,When the Cobra Strikes,3.1,4 +5985,"[28, 80, 53]",131737,en,St George's Day,2.314,2012-09-07,St George's Day,5.2,14 +5986,"[35, 18]",89287,fr,La fée,2.309,2012-02-23,The Fairy,5.9,25 +5987,"[18, 53, 10749]",140443,en,The Girl,2.304,2013-03-08,The Girl,6.1,16 +5988,[18],139329,zh,Back to 1942,2.302,2012-11-30,Back to 1942,6.1,19 +5989,"[53, 18, 27]",106238,en,Gut,2.3,2012-10-26,Gut,3.2,15 +5990,"[35, 10749]",138724,ru,Мужчина с гарантией,2.297,2012-10-10,A Man with Warranty,5.2,5 +5991,"[27, 53]",101501,en,Another American Crime,2.296,2012-03-01,Another American Crime,4.6,17 +5992,"[10402, 18]",102631,en,Battlefield America,2.293,2012-06-01,Battlefield America,3.9,16 +5993,[99],125034,en,Out Of The Clear Blue Sky,2.29,2012-08-17,Out Of The Clear Blue Sky,7.1,6 +5994,"[99, 18, 10749]",126314,hu,Final Cut: Hölgyeim és uraim,2.289,2012-10-01,Final Cut: Ladies and Gentlemen,7.6,30 +5995,[27],283150,en,Cross Bearer,2.287,2012-01-01,Cross Bearer,4.4,9 +5996,[878],110122,en,Astronaut: The Last Push,2.285,2012-06-01,Astronaut: The Last Push,5.4,33 +5997,[28],100540,en,The Kill Hole,2.285,2012-08-28,The Kill Hole,4.9,5 +5998,[18],122928,en,The Letter,2.271,2012-09-06,The Letter,3.5,12 +5999,[35],95511,en,Kevin Smith: Burn in Hell,2.268,2012-02-11,Kevin Smith: Burn in Hell,7.0,10 +6000,[35],96924,en,Aziz Ansari: Dangerously Delicious,2.265,2012-03-20,Aziz Ansari: Dangerously Delicious,7.2,39 +6001,"[53, 18]",188839,en,Aftermath,2.262,2012-08-24,Aftermath,4.6,27 +6002,"[35, 10749]",102051,en,Unicorn City,2.258,2012-02-24,Unicorn City,5.6,19 +6003,"[35, 10749]",92277,en,Losing Control,2.257,2012-03-23,Losing Control,6.0,7 +6004,"[18, 99]",114562,es,Pelotero,2.255,2012-07-13,Ballplayer,5.9,7 +6005,[35],149490,en,All About Christmas Eve,2.254,2012-12-09,All About Christmas Eve,5.0,21 +6006,[],146778,en,The Men Next Door,2.251,2012-12-11,The Men Next Door,5.0,6 +6007,"[16, 28, 35]",109125,en,The Amazing Bulk,2.25,2012-04-17,The Amazing Bulk,2.6,21 +6008,[99],84177,en,Big Boys Gone Bananas!*,2.244,2012-07-27,Big Boys Gone Bananas!*,7.0,11 +6009,[35],90804,ru,Rzhevskiy protiv Napoleona,2.244,2012-06-06,Corporal vs. Napoleon,2.8,13 +6010,"[35, 10770]",101449,en,Jim Gaffigan: Mr. Universe,2.24,2012-04-11,Jim Gaffigan: Mr. Universe,7.2,37 +6011,[53],132099,en,Adopting Terror,2.24,2012-04-07,Adopting Terror,4.8,13 +6012,[27],122326,en,100 Ghost Street: The Return of Richard Speck,2.234,2012-07-24,100 Ghost Street: The Return of Richard Speck,4.4,21 +6013,[27],74006,en,6 Degrees of Hell,2.233,2012-11-27,6 Degrees of Hell,3.5,8 +6014,"[10751, 16, 12, 35]",110556,fr,Les As de la Jungle - Operation banquise,2.224,2012-06-04,The Jungle Bunch: The Movie,5.7,8 +6015,[99],84176,fr,Bestiaire,2.22,2012-10-19,Bestiary,7.4,5 +6016,"[53, 878]",135877,en,Alien Dawn,2.22,2012-08-06,Alien Dawn,2.4,20 +6017,[18],130641,de,Am Himmel der Tag,2.218,2012-11-30,Breaking Horizons,6.3,15 +6018,[],143169,en,Envelope,2.209,2012-05-28,Envelope,7.6,14 +6019,"[14, 27, 878]",94540,en,Black Forest,2.209,2012-02-25,Black Forest,3.5,11 +6020,[35],53100,en,Bringing Up Bobby,2.208,2012-09-28,Bringing Up Bobby,5.3,22 +6021,"[16, 18]",157301,en,Adam and Dog,2.204,2013-02-01,Adam and Dog,6.6,28 +6022,[27],186602,en,Zombie A-Hole,2.202,2012-08-21,Zombie A-Hole,3.0,3 +6023,[99],151870,en,Minecraft: The Story of Mojang,2.191,2012-12-23,Minecraft: The Story of Mojang,7.5,20 +6024,"[27, 53, 878]",67811,en,The Rift,2.189,2012-08-25,The Rift,5.5,12 +6025,[],114377,en,The Ventriloquist,2.185,2012-06-02,The Ventriloquist,6.0,5 +6026,"[35, 27]",120771,en,Bloody Bloody Bible Camp,2.185,2012-05-25,Bloody Bloody Bible Camp,5.0,16 +6027,"[28, 10749, 53]",80973,en,The Girl from the Naked Eye,2.183,2012-06-15,The Girl from the Naked Eye,4.3,23 +6028,"[878, 53, 18]",121565,en,Errors of the Human Body,2.17,2012-09-23,Errors of the Human Body,5.8,30 +6029,[27],126962,en,Infected,2.168,2012-10-31,Infected,2.4,8 +6030,[99],95808,en,Brooklyn Castle,2.166,2012-10-19,Brooklyn Castle,7.3,11 +6031,"[27, 80, 9648, 18]",140166,en,The Black Dahlia Haunting,2.158,2012-09-15,The Black Dahlia Haunting,4.0,11 +6032,"[10749, 18, 9648, 53, 27]",135461,en,Last Kind Words,2.154,2012-06-08,Last Kind Words,4.5,27 +6033,"[18, 36]",83728,en,The Broken Tower,2.149,2012-04-27,The Broken Tower,6.3,12 +6034,[35],131953,en,Большая ржака!,2.142,2012-08-08,Bolshaya Rzhaka!,1.2,6 +6035,"[35, 10749]",105680,cn,春嬌與志明,2.138,2012-03-30,Love in the Buff,6.8,20 +6036,[99],118769,en,You've Been Trumped,2.13,2012-08-03,You've Been Trumped,6.6,20 +6037,"[35, 18]",137683,en,The Kitchen,2.127,2012-08-13,The Kitchen,5.0,12 +6038,[],149798,ru,Бригада: Наследник,2.119,2012-12-12,Legatee,2.7,12 +6039,"[16, 10751]",140109,en,Dear Dracula,2.117,2012-10-16,Dear Dracula,5.5,4 +6040,"[28, 53]",94818,en,The Aggression Scale,2.116,2012-05-29,The Aggression Scale,5.9,43 +6041,[99],111192,en,Truth In 24 II: Every Second Counts,2.113,2012-05-22,Truth In 24 II: Every Second Counts,6.5,8 +6042,[53],148652,en,The Eleventh Victim,2.109,2012-11-03,The Eleventh Victim,4.1,11 +6043,[16],229132,en,"Devils, Angels & Dating",2.104,2012-01-01,"Devils, Angels & Dating",4.0,3 +6044,[18],78563,fr,Les géants,2.103,2012-01-27,The Giants,7.1,23 +6045,[18],140934,en,The Preacher's Daughter,2.099,2012-08-31,The Preacher's Daughter,6.4,8 +6046,[99],84171,en,About Face: Supermodels Then and Now,2.099,2012-07-23,About Face: Supermodels Then and Now,5.7,3 +6047,"[27, 53]",82999,es,Penumbra,2.094,2012-04-20,Penumbra,6.2,16 +6048,"[35, 28, 27]",110345,ja,デッド寿司,2.088,2012-09-21,Dead Sushi,6.0,31 +6049,"[28, 80, 53]",133879,sv,Johan Falk: Spelets regler,2.086,2012-09-25,Johan Falk: Spelets regler,6.5,16 +6050,[53],234546,en,Junction,2.079,2012-07-14,Junction,5.7,3 +6051,[99],84198,en,A Place at the Table,2.065,2012-03-22,A Place at the Table,6.8,8 +6052,"[35, 18]",138686,nl,De Marathon,2.062,2012-11-11,The Marathon,7.2,40 +6053,[18],82941,de,Atmen,2.062,2012-03-29,Breathing,7.1,24 +6054,[99],142573,en,Are All Men Pedophiles?,2.062,2012-03-02,Are All Men Pedophiles?,5.1,18 +6055,[18],87822,en,Woman Thou Art Loosed: On the 7th Day,2.057,2012-04-13,Woman Thou Art Loosed: On the 7th Day,3.5,4 +6056,[18],114172,en,Vuosaari,2.054,2012-06-15,Naked Harbour,6.0,21 +6057,"[28, 18, 14]",96231,ru,Август. Восьмого,2.05,2012-06-06,August. Eighth,5.9,29 +6058,"[35, 18]",100057,en,American Animal,2.048,2012-05-18,American Animal,4.6,7 +6059,[18],128281,en,I Am Gabriel,2.045,2012-08-28,I Am Gabriel,4.7,9 +6060,"[16, 10751]",150776,en,Abominable Christmas,2.042,2012-01-01,Abominable Christmas,5.8,14 +6061,"[80, 18, 53]",147171,ru,Stalnaya Babochka,2.042,2012-11-11,Steel Butterfly,5.1,8 +6062,"[18, 10749]",121801,en,MoniKa,2.041,2012-12-14,MoniKa,3.4,6 +6063,"[35, 18]",159447,ru,"С новым годом, мамы!",2.039,2012-12-30,"Mommies, Happy New Year!",5.5,11 +6064,"[16, 27]",123957,en,Bobby Yeah,2.038,2012-05-10,Bobby Yeah,7.0,17 +6065,"[37, 35, 18]",147764,en,The Man Who Shook the Hand of Vicente Fernandez,2.037,2012-04-27,The Man Who Shook the Hand of Vicente Fernandez,6.1,4 +6066,"[35, 10751]",93847,fr,Nos plus belles vacances,2.037,2012-04-04,My Best Holidays,5.4,15 +6067,"[27, 53, 18]",131673,en,It's in the Blood,2.031,2012-05-31,It's in the Blood,4.3,12 +6068,"[10770, 35, 18, 10751]",153098,en,Puppy Love,2.03,2012-09-08,Puppy Love,5.8,10 +6069,"[27, 53, 9648]",129743,ja,アナザー,2.028,2012-11-13,Another,6.1,20 +6070,"[12, 36]",150088,ru,1812. Уланская баллада,2.027,2012-11-11,1812. Ballad of the Uhlans,3.1,5 +6071,[10402],137366,en,Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day,2.023,2012-11-19,Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day,8.1,23 +6072,[53],212673,en,The Bates Haunting,2.023,2012-08-06,The Bates Haunting,3.5,13 +6073,"[80, 9648, 53]",157663,en,Layover,2.02,2012-10-11,Layover,4.7,14 +6074,[99],97686,en,The Jeffrey Dahmer Files,2.019,2013-02-15,The Jeffrey Dahmer Files,5.8,32 +6075,"[18, 28]",75300,en,The Last Ride,2.016,2012-06-22,The Last Ride,5.9,8 +6076,"[53, 35, 80]",62684,de,Snowman's Land,2.015,2012-09-14,Snowman's Land,5.7,9 +6077,"[35, 18, 10749]",117467,de,Heiter bis Wolkig,2.009,2012-09-09,Partly Sunny,6.5,14 +6078,"[18, 878]",121803,en,41,2.004,2013-08-09,41,6.4,12 +6079,[27],280552,en,The Cohasset Snuff Film,2.001,2012-10-31,The Cohasset Snuff Film,3.8,5 +6080,"[18, 10751]",127916,en,The Fitzgerald Family Christmas,1.998,2012-12-07,The Fitzgerald Family Christmas,6.5,7 +6081,"[18, 53, 80, 9648]",235815,de,Bastard,1.995,2012-01-22,Bastard,7.3,6 +6082,"[10751, 35]",143569,en,Elf-Man,1.993,2012-11-15,Elf-Man,3.1,13 +6083,[35],96683,en,Lewis Black: In God We Rust,1.987,2012-03-17,Lewis Black: In God We Rust,7.0,8 +6084,"[18, 53, 10770]",177425,en,Stalked at 17,1.986,2012-10-27,Stalked at 17,5.0,13 +6085,"[35, 18]",214426,en,Bad Parents,1.986,2012-10-18,Bad Parents,3.8,11 +6086,[99],104732,en,Sexy Baby,1.985,2012-04-20,Sexy Baby,6.4,7 +6087,[35],144725,en,The Wishing Tree,1.982,2012-11-11,The Wishing Tree,5.7,6 +6088,"[16, 35, 14]",123896,en,The Colors of Evil,1.98,2012-08-01,The Colors of Evil,5.5,11 +6089,[878],133701,en,Tears of Steel,1.98,2012-09-28,Tears of Steel,5.4,26 +6090,"[99, 27]",121573,en,My Amityville Horror,1.979,2013-03-14,My Amityville Horror,5.7,33 +6091,"[53, 27]",271492,en,Cut/Print,1.979,2012-10-31,Cut/Print,5.3,6 +6092,[27],106427,en,The Dead Want Women,1.979,2012-05-01,The Dead Want Women,2.8,12 +6093,"[18, 99]",83540,en,Dreams of a Life,1.976,2012-08-03,Dreams of a Life,6.9,33 +6094,"[16, 28, 878]",119685,en,Mass Effect: Paragon Lost,1.974,2012-12-28,Mass Effect: Paragon Lost,6.7,21 +6095,"[27, 35, 14]",118305,en,Fetish Dolls Die Laughing,1.972,2012-04-24,Fetish Dolls Die Laughing,1.3,3 +6096,"[35, 10749, 14, 10770]",231385,en,Holly's Holiday,1.969,2012-12-08,Holly's Holiday,5.0,16 +6097,"[27, 9648, 53]",135670,en,Amber Alert,1.968,2012-11-02,Amber Alert,4.7,40 +6098,[10402],282454,en,Guns N' Roses: Appetite for Democracy,1.967,2012-11-21,Guns N' Roses: Appetite for Democracy,6.5,6 +6099,[18],129119,tr,Araf,1.965,2012-10-04,Araf/Somewhere in Between,5.1,8 +6100,"[10770, 35]",144645,en,Eddie Murphy: One Night Only,1.964,2012-11-14,Eddie Murphy: One Night Only,5.8,4 +6101,"[28, 53]",82887,en,Air Collision,1.963,2012-03-27,Air Collision,3.6,19 +6102,"[10402, 99]",84347,en,Under African Skies,1.96,2012-05-11,Under African Skies,7.8,8 +6103,"[18, 80]",282673,en,Stand Off,1.96,2012-08-13,Stand Off,6.4,4 +6104,"[16, 99]",153153,en,Pablo,1.96,2012-10-17,Pablo,6.2,3 +6105,"[18, 36]",85741,fr,Les hommes libres,1.96,2012-03-16,Free Men,5.9,10 +6106,"[16, 10751]",123506,fr,Cendrillon au Far West,1.96,2012-12-20,Cinderella Once Upon A Time In The West,5.7,9 +6107,"[35, 878]",150793,en,Dirty Blondes from Beyond,1.96,2012-05-04,Dirty Blondes from Beyond,5.2,3 +6108,"[18, 9648]",54289,ru,Pravosudie Volkov,1.96,2012-12-30,The Justice of Wolves,1.0,1 +6109,"[35, 28]",112679,en,Italian Spiderman,1.958,2012-05-16,Italian Spiderman,7.7,14 +6110,[99],139948,en,Burn,1.958,2012-11-01,Burn,7.1,14 +6111,"[53, 18]",183433,en,Forgetting the Girl,1.955,2012-10-11,Forgetting the Girl,6.0,13 +6112,[53],38642,en,Pimp,1.952,2012-03-20,Pimp,3.7,6 +6113,[35],84314,en,My Best Day,1.95,2012-01-21,My Best Day,5.1,7 +6114,"[35, 99, 18]",89874,en,First Position,1.949,2012-05-04,First Position,7.8,24 +6115,[18],159389,en,TalhotBlond,1.949,2012-06-23,TalhotBlond,6.3,22 +6116,[18],138792,en,Mold!,1.949,2012-05-21,Mold!,5.2,5 +6117,[35],125504,en,A Christmas Story 2,1.948,2012-09-06,A Christmas Story 2,3.8,16 +6118,[35],144092,en,Chris Hardwick: Mandroid,1.946,2012-11-10,Chris Hardwick: Mandroid,7.4,7 +6119,[27],138688,en,Celluloid Bloodbath,1.945,2012-10-09,Celluloid Bloodbath,5.1,5 +6120,"[10402, 99]",83589,en,Shut Up and Play the Hits,1.939,2012-07-18,Shut Up and Play the Hits,7.2,25 +6121,"[35, 10749, 10770]",150669,en,The Real St. Nick,1.936,2012-12-15,The Real St. Nick,6.0,13 +6122,[18],84312,en,Mosquita y Mari,1.933,2012-08-03,Mosquita y Mari,6.6,15 +6123,"[27, 53]",150211,en,The Frozen,1.928,2012-10-10,The Frozen,4.2,20 +6124,"[35, 18]",84187,en,The Comedy,1.926,2012-11-09,The Comedy,6.0,28 +6125,[27],139659,en,Puppet Master X: Axis Rising,1.925,2012-09-15,Puppet Master X: Axis Rising,3.9,15 +6126,[35],139559,ru,Пока ночь не разлучит,1.924,2012-10-20,Till Night Do Us Part,7.1,4 +6127,[99],126509,en,2016: Obama's America,1.914,2012-07-13,2016: Obama's America,4.4,28 +6128,"[35, 16, 14]",542609,en,Do You Like to Read?,1.911,2012-06-08,Do You Like to Read?,6.2,6 +6129,[99],83552,fa,این فیلم نیست,1.91,2012-02-29,This Is Not a Film,7.3,37 +6130,[27],134756,en,Killjoy Goes To Hell,1.91,2012-10-09,Killjoy Goes To Hell,4.5,11 +6131,"[18, 35]",139998,en,Supporting Characters,1.907,2012-01-23,Supporting Characters,6.7,13 +6132,[27],129524,en,Return of the Killer Shrews,1.9,2012-01-01,Return of the Killer Shrews,2.7,5 +6133,[35],112735,en,The Skinny,1.892,2012-02-10,The Skinny,6.0,6 +6134,"[28, 878, 16, 53]",150059,en,PostHuman,1.889,2012-04-13,PostHuman,6.2,6 +6135,"[35, 10749]",150670,en,A Christmas Wedding Date,1.886,2012-12-02,A Christmas Wedding Date,4.9,19 +6136,[27],96468,ja,ラビット・ホラー３Ｄ,1.885,2012-09-14,Tormented,4.7,10 +6137,"[10770, 18, 53, 9648]",122282,en,Taken Back: Finding Haley,1.883,2012-08-24,Taken Back: Finding Haley,6.1,12 +6138,[27],194031,en,Dracula: Reborn,1.879,2012-10-01,Dracula: Reborn,2.7,10 +6139,"[12, 99]",117266,en,Craigslist Joe,1.873,2012-08-02,Craigslist Joe,6.6,42 +6140,"[18, 10402, 10749]",88920,en,Love Never Dies,1.87,2012-02-28,Love Never Dies,7.6,26 +6141,"[35, 27]",137756,en,I Spill Your Guts,1.868,2012-04-01,I Spill Your Guts,1.2,3 +6142,"[35, 10749]",103133,en,BearCity 2: The Proposal,1.862,2012-06-11,BearCity 2: The Proposal,6.0,12 +6143,[],250016,en,Erotic Karma,1.859,2012-10-01,Erotic Karma,5.6,5 +6144,[18],127497,en,Backwards,1.858,2012-09-21,Backwards,6.0,12 +6145,[],171698,en,The Citizen,1.854,2012-09-19,The Citizen,6.9,16 +6146,"[12, 14, 27, 10770]",132894,en,Aladdin and the Death Lamp,1.853,2012-09-15,Aladdin and the Death Lamp,4.5,6 +6147,[18],127874,fr,Camion,1.851,2012-08-17,Camion,5.7,5 +6148,[18],121791,en,The Attack,1.847,2012-09-01,The Attack,6.5,33 +6149,"[10749, 18, 35]",84344,da,10 timer til Paradis,1.841,2012-01-22,Teddy Bear,7.0,34 +6150,"[27, 53]",163189,en,6 Plots,1.838,2012-09-12,6 Plots,4.4,12 +6151,"[18, 35, 10749]",121211,es,Aquí y allá,1.836,2012-12-21,Here and There,6.3,4 +6152,"[10770, 80, 18]",93550,en,Drew Peterson: Untouchable,1.834,2012-01-21,Drew Peterson: Untouchable,5.2,18 +6153,"[10770, 35]",102517,en,Sebastian Maniscalco: What's Wrong with People?,1.831,2012-01-05,Sebastian Maniscalco: What's Wrong with People?,8.0,9 +6154,"[27, 35]",56554,en,Stag Night of the Dead,1.831,2012-05-01,Stag Night of the Dead,3.7,11 +6155,"[28, 80, 53]",138115,en,Johan Falk: Organizatsija Karayan,1.829,2012-11-06,Johan Falk: Organizatsija Karayan,6.6,18 +6156,"[10770, 53]",109245,en,Do No Harm,1.825,2012-04-01,Do No Harm,4.3,3 +6157,"[28, 35]",147767,en,Khiladi 786,1.824,2012-12-07,Khiladi 786,4.7,16 +6158,"[99, 10402]",127509,en,Bad 25,1.821,2012-11-22,Bad 25,7.1,15 +6159,[18],84328,en,Red Hook Summer,1.82,2012-08-10,Red Hook Summer,7.1,9 +6160,"[35, 10751, 10749]",198057,en,3 Days of Normal,1.82,2012-06-02,3 Days of Normal,4.7,5 +6161,[99],98886,en,Kumaré,1.816,2012-06-20,Kumaré,7.2,36 +6162,"[53, 28, 27]",44008,en,The Victim,1.814,2011-06-06,The Victim,4.4,22 +6163,[18],64835,it,Corpo Celeste,1.813,2012-06-08,Corpo Celeste,7.3,19 +6164,[35],110549,en,Hannibal Buress: Animal Furnace,1.813,2012-05-20,Hannibal Buress: Animal Furnace,7.2,22 +6165,[27],121498,en,Creep Van,1.813,2012-06-10,Creep Van,4.0,18 +6166,"[35, 10749, 878]",105538,en,Codependent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same,1.807,2012-01-06,Codependent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same,3.5,4 +6167,"[10749, 10770]",227552,en,Fixing Pete,1.805,2012-01-07,Fixing Pete,4.2,6 +6168,"[18, 36]",77716,en,The Cup,1.804,2012-05-11,The Cup,5.1,7 +6169,"[12, 28, 35, 878]",290730,en,The Vortex,1.803,2012-01-01,The Vortex,4.1,4 +6170,[35],258784,en,DisOrientation,1.803,2012-06-02,DisOrientation,3.5,8 +6171,"[878, 53]",177112,en,Found in Time,1.8,2012-10-05,Found in Time,4.6,7 +6172,[],88276,en,Zorns Lemma,1.795,1970-09-12,Zorns Lemma,5.7,11 +6173,[35],147129,en,Maria Bamford: The Special Special Special!,1.793,2012-11-28,Maria Bamford: The Special Special Special!,6.8,10 +6174,[53],120409,en,Crisis Point,1.79,2012-06-03,Crisis Point,4.6,8 +6175,"[10770, 28, 878]",149722,en,The 12 Disasters of Christmas,1.787,2012-12-08,The 12 Disasters of Christmas,3.3,23 +6176,[99],185444,en,Evocateur: The Morton Downey Jr. Movie,1.782,2013-06-07,Evocateur: The Morton Downey Jr. Movie,6.5,11 +6177,[18],177919,en,Blue Briefs,1.78,2012-06-06,Blue Briefs,2.0,2 +6178,"[878, 27]",135064,en,Expiration,1.778,2012-09-07,Expiration,5.3,10 +6179,[27],151193,en,Night Claws,1.776,2012-08-23,Night Claws,2.4,7 +6180,[99],92117,pt,Like Water,1.773,2012-06-01,Like Water,6.2,18 +6181,[18],110383,hu,Csak a szél,1.763,2012-12-20,Just the Wind,6.6,7 +6182,"[10749, 18]",134380,en,The Mistress,1.762,2012-09-21,The Mistress,6.4,7 +6183,"[10751, 35]",160647,en,3 Day Test,1.761,2012-11-05,3 Day Test,3.9,8 +6184,[],137955,en,Crowsnest,1.755,2012-01-01,Crowsnest,4.9,18 +6185,"[35, 27, 12]",108147,en,Rise of the Animals,1.754,2012-05-01,Rise of the Animals,2.9,7 +6186,[99],169885,en,Flight of the Butterflies,1.753,2012-10-01,Flight of the Butterflies,6.0,9 +6187,[18],84283,en,I Am Not a Hipster,1.752,2013-01-09,I Am Not a Hipster,5.9,8 +6188,[18],138977,ru,Hello Herman,1.749,2012-06-05,Hello Herman,6.0,16 +6189,[18],107203,pt,Xingu,1.747,2012-06-06,Xingu,7.3,17 +6190,"[10751, 35]",126786,en,Gabe the Cupid Dog,1.746,2012-01-01,Gabe the Cupid Dog,3.3,3 +6191,"[28, 12, 10752]",582808,en,James Bond - 50th Anniversary: Bonus Features,1.745,2012-01-01,James Bond - 50th Anniversary: Bonus Features,5.0,1 +6192,[99],111174,en,Knuckleball!,1.741,2012-09-18,Knuckleball!,6.6,16 +6193,[99],84190,en,Detropia,1.74,2012-09-07,Detropia,6.7,25 +6194,"[53, 27, 18]",221161,en,Devoured,1.737,2012-05-05,Devoured,5.8,23 +6195,[10751],149023,en,Christmas Oranges,1.72,2012-08-12,Christmas Oranges,7.5,11 +6196,[35],127421,en,Supernatural Activity,1.719,2012-10-31,Supernatural Activity,5.3,19 +6197,"[27, 53]",216203,en,Pieces of Talent,1.718,2012-01-01,Pieces of Talent,6.2,9 +6198,[18],138202,en,Future Weather,1.716,2012-04-29,Future Weather,6.3,8 +6199,"[18, 35]",123949,ru,Кококо,1.713,2012-07-07,Kokoko,4.2,7 +6200,[18],98586,es,The Pelayos,1.711,2012-09-12,Winning Streak,5.4,35 +6201,[18],107775,no,Kompani Orheim,1.709,2012-12-03,The Orheim Company,6.2,9 +6202,"[35, 18]",127614,fi,Kohta 18,1.708,2012-06-05,Almost 18,7.0,8 +6203,"[18, 10751]",142322,en,Christmas Angel,1.704,2012-11-24,Christmas Angel,6.4,11 +6204,[],140652,en,My Super Psycho Sweet 16: Part 3,1.701,2012-03-13,My Super Psycho Sweet 16: Part 3,5.5,15 +6205,[],135585,en,88:88,1.701,2012-03-07,88:88,5.3,4 +6206,[99],200063,en,Sunset Strip,1.7,2012-03-16,Sunset Strip,7.3,9 +6207,"[18, 10751, 10770]",149229,en,The Christmas Heart,1.696,2012-12-02,The Christmas Heart,4.8,6 +6208,"[35, 878, 10402]",115199,en,The History of Future Folk,1.694,2012-06-15,The History of Future Folk,6.9,32 +6209,"[27, 16, 14]",297610,en,Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter: The Great Calamity,1.692,2012-10-23,Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter: The Great Calamity,7.8,4 +6210,"[10751, 10749, 10770]",145343,en,Christmas Song,1.69,2012-03-12,Christmas Song,5.4,7 +6211,"[16, 35]",125453,en,Forces of Nature,1.681,2012-08-07,Forces of Nature,6.2,6 +6212,"[18, 10749, 878]",109046,de,Baikonur,1.678,2012-03-23,Baikonur,6.2,13 +6213,"[14, 53, 878]",113040,en,Alien Origin,1.677,2012-06-12,Alien Origin,1.9,14 +6214,[35],458877,en,Gayby,1.675,2012-01-01,Gayby,5.4,7 +6215,"[16, 10751, 10770]",52459,en,Dr. Seuss on the Loose,1.672,2008-08-12,Dr. Seuss on the Loose,7.4,7 +6216,[53],146313,en,The Cottage,1.666,2012-12-10,The Cottage,4.3,14 +6217,[10749],117618,nl,The Guest House,1.664,2012-06-18,The Guest House,4.4,14 +6218,"[878, 16]",229125,en,Flatland²: Sphereland,1.663,2012-10-10,Flatland²: Sphereland,4.0,1 +6219,[27],100009,en,DevilDolls,1.66,2012-01-01,DevilDolls,4.0,4 +6220,[99],84179,en,Bones Brigade: An Autobiography,1.655,2012-01-21,Bones Brigade: An Autobiography,8.2,24 +6221,[99],84196,en,A Fierce Green Fire,1.654,2013-03-01,A Fierce Green Fire,5.6,5 +6222,[53],104709,en,Ghoul,1.645,2012-04-13,Ghoul,4.6,6 +6223,"[27, 80, 18]",134885,en,Deer Crossing,1.645,2012-09-25,Deer Crossing,2.1,7 +6224,[35],102668,en,Budz House,1.644,2012-04-12,Budz House,4.1,6 +6225,[10402],147936,en,Metallica: Quebec Magnetic,1.643,2012-12-10,Metallica: Quebec Magnetic,8.1,5 +6226,[99],193346,en,Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me,1.639,2013-07-03,Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me,6.9,14 +6227,[10770],143216,en,Browncoats Unite: Firefly 10th Anniversary Special,1.638,2012-11-11,Browncoats Unite: Firefly 10th Anniversary Special,6.2,6 +6228,[18],127495,en,Graceland,1.637,2012-04-20,Graceland,6.1,20 +6229,"[18, 10749, 10770]",85696,en,We'll Take Manhattan,1.635,2012-03-03,We'll Take Manhattan,6.2,14 +6230,"[10751, 14]",127239,en,After the Wizard,1.631,2012-08-07,After the Wizard,4.2,6 +6231,[878],129374,en,Loom,1.63,2012-08-30,Loom,5.8,21 +6232,[35],99223,en,FDR: American Badass!,1.628,2012-09-24,FDR: American Badass!,5.3,23 +6233,[35],112136,en,Buzzkill,1.628,2012-01-20,Buzzkill,3.1,5 +6234,"[10770, 80, 9648, 53]",148151,en,Dark Desire,1.627,2012-11-23,Dark Desire,4.2,6 +6235,[18],115002,nl,Hemel,1.624,2012-03-23,Hemel,6.3,13 +6236,[18],83588,en,Middle of Nowhere,1.62,2012-01-20,Middle of Nowhere,6.5,11 +6237,[10402],93522,en,Santana - Greatest Hits: Live at Montreux 2011,1.615,2012-02-21,Santana - Greatest Hits: Live at Montreux 2011,7.1,5 +6238,"[28, 35, 18]",107334,en,Night of the Templar,1.612,2012-01-01,Night of the Templar,4.4,19 +6239,"[27, 53]",122804,en,Greystone Park,1.608,2012-10-07,Greystone Park,3.7,17 +6240,[99],84350,en,We’re Not Broke,1.603,2012-01-19,We’re Not Broke,7.0,6 +6241,[18],105449,en,Notes from the Heart Healer,1.603,2012-05-12,Notes from the Heart Healer,4.4,6 +6242,[53],101420,en,Burden of Evil,1.602,2012-04-22,Burden of Evil,3.7,3 +6243,[18],140447,es,Una noche,1.601,2012-04-19,Una Noche,6.2,18 +6244,[99],125231,en,The Batmobile,1.599,2012-07-16,The Batmobile,6.6,14 +6245,[35],123164,en,Virgin Alexander,1.599,2012-06-22,Virgin Alexander,4.5,1 +6246,"[35, 18]",111172,en,Fairhaven,1.597,2012-06-17,Fairhaven,4.4,5 +6247,"[35, 27]",140750,en,ThanksKilling 3,1.597,2012-11-13,ThanksKilling 3,3.4,12 +6248,"[10402, 99]",135403,en,Freddie Mercury: The Great Pretender,1.594,2012-09-25,Freddie Mercury: The Great Pretender,7.5,33 +6249,[878],117124,en,Mermaids: The Body Found,1.589,2012-05-27,Mermaids: The Body Found,3.9,8 +6250,"[18, 9648, 53]",75594,en,Blind Turn,1.585,2012-04-24,Blind Turn,5.6,6 +6251,"[14, 35, 10770, 27]",467629,en,Mockingbird Lane,1.583,2012-10-26,Mockingbird Lane,5.9,13 +6252,"[18, 878, 53]",120777,en,The Secret Number,1.579,2012-06-15,The Secret Number,5.7,10 +6253,[10751],112937,en,The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure,1.578,2012-08-29,The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure,2.6,9 +6254,"[10751, 14]",136771,ru,Skazka. Est,1.577,2012-10-08,Fairy Tale. There Is,3.0,3 +6255,"[18, 10749]",83738,en,"After Fall, Winter",1.567,2012-01-27,"After Fall, Winter",5.6,9 +6256,[99],189410,en,Caesar's Messiah: The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus,1.565,2012-09-27,Caesar's Messiah: The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus,5.4,4 +6257,[35],128951,en,Jay and Silent Bob Get Old: Tea Bagging in the UK,1.565,2012-08-14,Jay and Silent Bob Get Old: Tea Bagging in the UK,5.1,12 +6258,"[18, 878]",219260,en,5 Shells,1.562,2012-03-09,5 Shells,3.8,4 +6259,[99],94639,pt,José e Pilar,1.555,2012-04-01,José & Pilar,7.5,14 +6260,"[878, 18, 28, 10770]",208466,fr,Christmas Twister,1.552,2012-12-15,Christmas Twister,3.0,16 +6261,"[16, 27]",198757,en,The Amazing Adventures of the Living Corpse,1.551,2012-07-14,The Amazing Adventures of the Living Corpse,3.1,8 +6262,[27],120478,en,The Haunting of Whaley House,1.549,2012-07-31,The Haunting of Whaley House,3.9,27 +6263,[53],132457,en,Stealing Las Vegas,1.548,2012-01-01,Stealing Las Vegas,4.9,4 +6264,[],140873,en,That Guy... Who Was in That Thing,1.544,2012-01-01,That Guy... Who Was in That Thing,6.5,17 +6265,"[18, 35]",84323,en,Price Check,1.544,2012-11-16,Price Check,5.4,23 +6266,[],161303,en,The Playroom,1.541,2013-02-06,The Playroom,6.3,8 +6267,[18],137376,en,Least Among Saints,1.54,2012-10-12,Least Among Saints,4.8,8 +6268,"[10770, 80, 53]",170455,en,A Killer Among Us,1.539,2012-09-08,A Killer Among Us,4.5,6 +6269,[18],84180,en,California Solo,1.538,2012-11-30,California Solo,5.7,15 +6270,"[80, 18, 27]",108872,en,Poe,1.538,2012-05-08,Poe,1.3,3 +6271,[99],178189,en,"Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds",1.534,2012-12-19,"Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds",6.5,8 +6272,[99],106166,en,Paradise or Oblivion,1.533,2012-01-01,Paradise or Oblivion,6.5,7 +6273,"[10770, 18, 28]",157449,en,She Made Them Do It,1.531,2012-12-28,She Made Them Do It,5.5,18 +6274,[35],150787,en,Busty Housewives of Beverly Hills,1.53,2012-05-15,Busty Housewives of Beverly Hills,5.3,4 +6275,[27],160897,fr,Barrio Tales,1.521,2012-01-12,Barrio Tales,4.1,8 +6276,"[99, 10402]",116835,en,Pink Floyd: The Story of Wish You Were Here,1.52,2012-06-26,Pink Floyd: The Story of Wish You Were Here,7.3,11 +6277,"[18, 10770]",130358,en,Liz & Dick,1.52,2012-11-25,Liz & Dick,3.7,25 +6278,[35],129415,en,Katt Williams: Kattpacalypse,1.517,2012-08-25,Katt Williams: Kattpacalypse,5.9,8 +6279,"[35, 80]",120798,en,The Hot Potato,1.515,2012-08-03,The Hot Potato,6.3,7 +6280,"[18, 10749]",267677,en,Shabbat Dinner,1.509,2012-06-16,Shabbat Dinner,7.3,4 +6281,"[18, 80, 10770]",128287,en,Outlaw Country,1.509,2012-08-24,Outlaw Country,6.1,8 +6282,"[10770, 35]",139251,en,I Married Who?,1.502,2012-10-20,I Married Who?,5.7,15 +6283,[18],96092,en,Pavilion,1.498,2012-03-12,Pavilion,6.6,5 +6284,"[18, 9648]",126749,en,Travelling Salesman,1.498,2012-06-16,Travelling Salesman,5.7,20 +6285,"[18, 27]",278771,en,Infliction,1.497,2012-01-01,Infliction,4.8,5 +6286,[53],81010,en,Ticket Out,1.495,2012-09-28,Ticket Out,5.3,16 +6287,[35],146837,en,Jim Jefferies: Fully Functional,1.494,2012-10-30,Jim Jefferies: Fully Functional,7.6,32 +6288,[16],125445,en,Serenade,1.491,2012-08-07,Serenade,4.8,6 +6289,[],176021,en,Fishing Without Nets,1.488,2012-01-01,Fishing Without Nets,6.5,2 +6290,[53],94841,en,Cell Count,1.485,2012-05-20,Cell Count,4.4,9 +6291,"[99, 36]",111173,en,Time Zero: The Last Year of Polaroid Film,1.484,2012-04-28,Time Zero: The Last Year of Polaroid Film,6.3,5 +6292,[35],120990,en,Jim Norton: Please Be Offended,1.482,2012-06-30,Jim Norton: Please Be Offended,6.6,9 +6293,[35],147276,en,Jay and Silent Bob Go Down Under,1.478,2012-11-30,Jay and Silent Bob Go Down Under,5.0,10 +6294,[18],84316,en,My Brother the Devil,1.474,2012-01-22,My Brother the Devil,7.0,26 +6295,"[18, 10752]",82206,en,Battle Force,1.474,2012-07-01,Battle Force,2.8,14 +6296,"[27, 9648, 53]",77785,en,Madison County,1.473,2012-05-08,Madison County,3.8,24 +6297,"[12, 35, 10751, 14]",129357,de,Yoko,1.468,2012-02-16,Yoko,5.8,8 +6298,"[99, 36]",189215,en,The Untold History of the United States,1.463,2012-11-12,The Untold History of the United States,8.3,34 +6299,"[16, 36]",283146,en,This Land Is Mine,1.456,2012-07-22,This Land Is Mine,6.5,7 +6300,[99],96556,en,Hit So Hard,1.455,2012-04-20,Hit So Hard,5.8,8 +6301,[99],97470,en,The Announcement,1.454,2012-03-11,The Announcement,6.4,8 +6302,[99],85822,en,Free Radicals: A History of Experimental Film,1.453,2012-08-03,Free Radicals: A History of Experimental Film,7.7,3 +6303,"[18, 10751]",128540,en,The Encounter: Paradise Lost,1.446,2012-09-18,The Encounter: Paradise Lost,4.7,16 +6304,[878],123337,en,Sight,1.444,2012-07-27,Sight,6.7,17 +6305,"[18, 10749]",94360,en,Soda Springs,1.443,2012-03-27,Soda Springs,5.7,3 +6306,[27],203890,en,2 Hours,1.441,2012-09-29,2 Hours,3.2,5 +6307,"[10751, 14]",151478,de,Die Vampirschwestern,1.434,2012-12-30,Vampire Sisters,6.3,54 +6308,[35],111250,en,Bobcat Goldthwait: You Don't Look the Same Either,1.434,2012-04-03,Bobcat Goldthwait: You Don't Look the Same Either,5.7,10 +6309,[37],83007,en,Comin' at Ya!,1.433,2012-12-24,Comin' at Ya!,3.8,5 +6310,[53],171952,en,Teenage Bank Heist,1.429,2012-11-09,Teenage Bank Heist,5.7,11 +6311,[18],147656,fr,Ombline,1.427,2012-11-17,Ombline,7.1,14 +6312,"[18, 10749]",225832,en,Birthday Sex,1.423,2012-10-05,Birthday Sex,5.1,8 +6313,"[27, 53]",145198,en,Bigfoot County,1.423,2012-12-11,Bigfoot County,3.3,8 +6314,[35],140814,en,Elliot Loves,1.421,2012-05-04,Elliot Loves,7.0,4 +6315,[99],95383,en,$ellebrity,1.42,2013-01-11,$ellebrity,5.6,12 +6316,"[9648, 53, 80]",174808,fr,Last Hours in Suburbia,1.409,2012-09-21,Last Hours in Suburbia,5.8,13 +6317,[18],87434,en,Welcome to Pine Hill,1.408,2012-03-01,Welcome to Pine Hill,6.6,5 +6318,[10402],140405,en,Coldplay: Live 2012,1.407,2012-11-13,Coldplay: Live 2012,8.0,24 +6319,[],124970,en,Oma & Bella,1.4,2012-06-21,Oma & Bella,9.0,2 +6320,[],142161,en,9.79*,1.4,2012-10-09,9.79*,8.3,8 +6321,[99],90603,en,Beauty Is Embarrassing,1.4,2012-09-07,Beauty Is Embarrassing,8.1,9 +6322,[10402],199127,it,Pat Metheny - The Orchestrion Project,1.4,2012-09-24,Pat Metheny - The Orchestrion Project,8.0,2 +6323,[99],137923,en,NWR,1.4,2012-09-30,NWR,7.9,7 +6324,"[36, 99]",105556,en,Heist: Who Stole the American Dream?,1.4,2012-03-02,Heist: Who Stole the American Dream?,7.5,2 +6325,[99],136157,en,Broke,1.4,2012-10-02,Broke,7.3,3 +6326,"[10749, 18]",133519,en,Boys Are Us,1.4,2012-10-17,Boys Are Us,7.0,1 +6327,"[35, 10749]",84262,en,Exit Strategy,1.4,2012-02-10,Exit Strategy,7.0,1 +6328,[99],89750,en,"Pink Ribbons, Inc.",1.4,2012-04-21,"Pink Ribbons, Inc.",6.8,6 +6329,[99],105787,en,The Woman Who Wasn't There,1.4,2012-04-13,The Woman Who Wasn't There,6.6,23 +6330,[],160706,en,Hava Nagila: The Movie,1.4,2012-07-19,Hava Nagila: The Movie,6.5,2 +6331,"[35, 18]",106530,he,אורחים לרגע,1.4,2012-01-07,Off White Lies,6.5,2 +6332,[],138450,en,True Skin,1.4,2012-10-10,True Skin,6.3,10 +6333,[99],120850,en,Line of Sight,1.4,2012-07-01,Line of Sight,6.3,5 +6334,"[35, 27]",159803,en,Him Indoors,1.4,2012-10-13,Him Indoors,6.1,4 +6335,[99],144481,en,41,1.4,2012-06-12,41,6.0,2 +6336,[99],105678,en,God Save My Shoes,1.4,2012-03-30,God Save My Shoes,6.0,2 +6337,[99],100116,de,Margaret Thatcher: The Iron Lady,1.4,2012-04-10,Margaret Thatcher: The Iron Lady,6.0,1 +6338,[18],334204,en,Celia,1.4,2012-10-26,Celia,5.7,3 +6339,"[10402, 27]",183597,en,1334,1.4,2012-01-29,1334,5.7,3 +6340,[18],169904,sq,Amnistia,1.4,2012-03-28,Amnesty,5.7,3 +6341,"[18, 9648, 53]",91316,en,Deadline,1.4,2012-02-15,Deadline,5.5,4 +6342,[],105554,en,The Forgotten Space,1.4,2012-02-15,The Forgotten Space,5.3,3 +6343,"[18, 35, 14, 10749]",96316,en,I Kissed a Vampire,1.4,2012-03-30,I Kissed a Vampire,5.3,6 +6344,[99],90748,en,It’s a Girl!,1.4,2012-09-14,It’s a Girl!,5.3,3 +6345,[],352067,en,Waiting for Her Sailor,1.4,2012-07-28,Waiting for Her Sailor,5.0,1 +6346,[],242167,en,Adventures of Bailey: Christmas Hero,1.4,2012-11-06,Adventures of Bailey: Christmas Hero,5.0,4 +6347,"[18, 35, 53, 99]",102862,en,Informant,1.4,2013-09-13,Informant,4.8,6 +6348,"[18, 35, 10749, 10751]",82626,en,16-love,1.4,2012-01-20,16-love,4.7,12 +6349,[16],140974,en,"Goodnight, Mr. Foot",1.4,2012-10-26,"Goodnight, Mr. Foot",4.5,4 +6350,"[10751, 16]",92640,en,Adventures in Lalaloopsy Land: The Search for Pillow,1.4,2012-03-20,Adventures in Lalaloopsy Land: The Search for Pillow,4.5,5 +6351,[27],40058,de,The Burning Moon,1.4,2012-01-01,The Burning Moon,4.5,13 +6352,"[53, 35, 80]",358674,en,The Teenie Weenie Bikini Squad,1.4,2012-03-03,The Teenie Weenie Bikini Squad,4.4,4 +6353,"[18, 27, 53]",102313,en,Dead Weight,1.4,2012-03-30,Dead Weight,4.4,10 +6354,[99],173423,en,2112,1.4,2012-05-19,2112,4.3,2 +6355,"[53, 18, 27]",296500,en,Bad vs Worse,1.4,2012-10-24,Bad vs Worse,4.2,5 +6356,[53],212731,en,The Unbroken,1.4,2012-09-28,The Unbroken,4.0,7 +6357,"[18, 28, 53]",105040,en,Road to Hell,1.4,2012-11-14,Road to Hell,3.9,4 +6358,"[27, 53]",208225,en,Lost Lake,1.4,2012-10-26,Lost Lake,3.6,6 +6359,"[53, 18]",296392,en,Contrition,1.4,2012-09-20,Contrition,3.5,4 +6360,"[27, 53]",136801,en,Back from Hell,1.4,2012-10-16,Back from Hell,3.5,5 +6361,[35],94356,en,We the Party,1.4,2012-04-06,We the Party,3.2,5 +6362,[],130942,en,Caesar and Otto's Deadly Xmas,1.4,2012-06-30,Caesar and Otto's Deadly Xmas,3.2,3 +6363,[],136518,fr,Absolute Fear,1.4,2012-03-15,Absolute Fear,3.0,3 +6364,"[35, 10751]",111023,en,I Heart Shakey,1.4,2012-06-29,I Heart Shakey,3.0,2 +6365,"[18, 878]",182020,en,Population 2,1.4,2012-01-01,Population 2,2.6,7 +6366,"[10770, 35]",120404,en,Whiskey Business,1.4,2012-03-25,Whiskey Business,2.0,1 +6367,[99],83479,en,Ultrasuede: In Search of Halston,1.4,2012-01-20,Ultrasuede: In Search of Halston,2.0,1 +6368,"[16, 12]",86700,en,The Race Begins,1.4,2012-02-21,Zodiac: The Race Begins...,1.0,2 +6369,"[18, 10749]",85440,en,The Collector,1.4,2012-06-07,The Collector,0.5,2 +6370,[18],322519,en,Three Veils,1.397,2011-04-10,Three Veils,6.0,1 +6371,"[35, 10749]",98557,en,Dysfunctional Friends,1.392,2012-02-03,Dysfunctional Friends,5.3,6 +6372,"[18, 27, 53]",282670,en,Paranormal Captivity,1.39,2012-09-30,Paranormal Captivity,4.1,8 +6373,"[10749, 18, 10770]",136718,en,Steel Magnolias,1.389,2012-10-07,Steel Magnolias,6.0,13 +6374,[99],93103,en,The Last Gladiators,1.387,2012-04-22,The Last Gladiators,6.4,14 +6375,"[12, 28, 53, 878]",103696,en,Adventures of Thunderstorm: Return of Thor,1.387,2012-05-01,Adventures of Thunderstorm: Return of Thor,2.0,6 +6376,[18],111326,en,"Joshua Tree, 1951: A Portrait of James Dean",1.384,2012-05-23,"Joshua Tree, 1951: A Portrait of James Dean",6.0,6 +6377,"[10402, 99]",93087,en,Paul Williams Still Alive,1.382,2012-06-08,Paul Williams Still Alive,6.3,8 +6378,[],275548,en,Tony Curtis: Driven to Stardom,1.379,2012-03-20,Tony Curtis: Driven to Stardom,6.0,1 +6379,[18],133470,tl,"Florentina Hubaldo, CTE",1.376,2012-06-17,"Florentina Hubaldo, CTE",7.9,5 +6380,"[53, 18]",150126,en,Carmen G,1.376,2012-12-07,Carmen G,7.0,1 +6381,[10402],120479,en,Metallica: Orion Music Festival,1.376,2012-06-23,Metallica: Orion Music Festival,6.5,1 +6382,[99],84173,en,The Atomic States Of America,1.375,2012-01-23,The Atomic States Of America,4.0,1 +6383,[99],224414,en,Bound by Flesh,1.371,2012-10-19,Bound by Flesh,6.3,7 +6384,"[18, 28, 80]",312113,en,Black November,1.366,2012-12-07,Black November,5.9,5 +6385,"[18, 10751]",154537,en,Arcadia,1.365,2012-10-13,Arcadia,6.1,11 +6386,"[35, 27]",108435,en,Zombie Hamlet,1.365,2012-04-14,Zombie Hamlet,2.9,5 +6387,[],127722,en,Pseudo,1.361,2012-04-13,Pseudo: Blood of our own,3.8,4 +6388,[99],149255,en,You Don't Know Bo: The Legend of Bo Jackson,1.357,2012-12-08,You Don't Know Bo,7.6,14 +6389,[99],117924,en,Somewhere Between,1.357,2012-08-24,Somewhere Between,7.3,6 +6390,[99],111022,en,Fame High,1.355,2012-04-21,Fame High,6.9,7 +6391,[],132210,en,Black Metal Veins,1.355,2012-08-21,Black Metal Veins,6.0,7 +6392,[99],134255,en,The American Scream,1.352,2012-10-28,The American Scream,7.1,14 +6393,[18],79781,en,The Last Fall,1.351,2012-03-09,The Last Fall,5.9,7 +6394,"[53, 18, 14, 27]",100274,en,Comforting Skin,1.348,2012-01-20,Comforting Skin,3.4,7 +6395,[53],139582,hi,Chakravyuh,1.345,2012-10-24,Chakravyuh,5.8,8 +6396,[99],134413,en,Occupy Unmasked,1.345,2012-09-21,Occupy Unmasked,5.5,6 +6397,"[18, 10749]",109894,en,Hide Away,1.345,2012-05-25,Hide Away,5.1,6 +6398,[10770],149032,en,The Mistle-Tones,1.342,2012-12-09,The Mistle-Tones,6.1,22 +6399,[99],139860,en,Ancient Aliens Debunked,1.338,2012-09-27,Ancient Aliens Debunked,5.7,12 +6400,"[18, 53]",159763,es,A Nanny's Revenge,1.326,2012-10-20,A Nanny's Revenge,3.6,4 +6401,"[28, 27, 878]",71679,en,Resident Evil: Retribution,1.325,2012-09-14,Resident Evil: Retribution,5.7,2321 +6402,"[35, 18]",114591,en,Cheesecake Casserole,1.324,2012-07-03,Cheesecake Casserole,4.0,3 +6403,"[18, 27, 53]",85646,en,Entrance,1.322,2012-05-18,Entrance,4.0,9 +6404,"[35, 99, 18]",96769,en,Nina Conti: Her Master's Voice,1.319,2012-03-11,Nina Conti: Her Master's Voice,8.5,5 +6405,"[18, 10770]",103665,en,Firelight,1.319,2012-04-22,Firelight,5.7,6 +6406,"[99, 12, 18]",133786,de,Where the Trail Ends,1.314,2012-09-19,Where the Trail Ends,7.4,18 +6407,[35],150879,en,Joe Rogan: Live from the Tabernacle,1.313,2012-12-18,Joe Rogan: Live from the Tabernacle,6.8,6 +6408,"[18, 28, 53]",91155,en,Roller Town,1.312,2012-08-14,Roller Town,6.3,6 +6409,"[10770, 53]",111407,en,Shadow of Fear,1.309,2012-05-27,Shadow of Fear,5.4,14 +6410,[99],240981,en,"Michael Jackson: Life, Death and Legacy",1.306,2012-01-01,"Michael Jackson: Life, Death and Legacy",6.7,6 +6411,"[16, 35, 10751]",132313,da,Gummi T,1.305,2012-04-16,Ivan the Incredible,5.4,7 +6412,[99],84318,lt,Kita svajonių komanda,1.304,2012-09-28,The Other Dream Team,7.5,12 +6413,"[99, 16, 36]",96750,en,The Crisis of Civilization,1.304,2012-03-27,The Crisis of Civilization,7.5,5 +6414,"[35, 878]",137669,en,To Boldly Flee,1.291,2012-10-20,To Boldly Flee,6.0,14 +6415,[10751],75956,es,Marcelino Pan y Vino,1.29,2012-10-26,The Miracle of Marcelino,8.2,5 +6416,"[80, 18]",121437,en,An Officer and a Murderer,1.29,2012-07-21,An Officer and a Murderer,5.7,11 +6417,"[28, 53]",139367,en,The Mark,1.289,2012-01-01,The Mark,3.4,8 +6418,"[35, 10751]",144085,en,Chilly Christmas,1.285,2012-11-06,Chilly Christmas,4.3,4 +6419,[99],96088,en,Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters,1.282,2012-03-01,Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters,7.4,11 +6420,"[35, 27]",327165,en,Killer Kart,1.281,2012-10-19,Killer Kart,5.2,5 +6421,"[35, 16]",130966,en,So You Want To Be A Pirate!,1.28,2012-07-09,So You Want To Be A Pirate!,6.3,11 +6422,"[10749, 18]",330024,en,Civil Love,1.276,2012-08-07,Civil Love,3.0,2 +6423,[],146891,en,Asad,1.275,2012-04-12,Asad,6.7,3 +6424,[35],329690,en,Comedy Central Roast of Roseanne,1.27,2012-08-12,Comedy Central Roast of Roseanne,6.7,11 +6425,[99],102855,en,Don’t Stop Believin’: Everyman’s Journey,1.268,2013-03-28,Don’t Stop Believin’: Everyman’s Journey,6.8,18 +6426,"[53, 27]",366042,en,Creeper,1.268,2012-08-16,Creeper,3.1,5 +6427,"[28, 35]",199982,en,Deadpool: A Typical Tuesday,1.266,2012-06-11,Deadpool: A Typical Tuesday,6.3,13 +6428,"[27, 878]",211557,en,Vessel,1.266,2012-10-28,Vessel,6.3,13 +6429,"[18, 27, 53]",120698,en,I Am a Ghost,1.265,2012-10-14,I Am a Ghost,5.3,25 +6430,[16],86312,en,Slug Invasion,1.262,2012-01-25,Slug Invasion,6.0,3 +6431,"[10770, 18]",146318,en,Of Two Minds,1.258,2012-10-03,Of Two Minds,5.9,8 +6432,[27],110792,en,Tell,1.257,2012-05-23,Tell,5.8,18 +6433,"[12, 27, 53]",407638,en,Sunshine Girl and The Hunt For Black Eyed Kids,1.257,2012-12-20,Sunshine Girl and The Hunt For Black Eyed Kids,5.0,3 +6434,"[35, 10751]",142303,en,Ira Finkelstein's Christmas,1.256,2012-04-01,Switchmas,5.6,7 +6435,[35],126442,en,Alter Egos,1.256,2012-07-20,Alter Egos,5.1,20 +6436,"[18, 35]",97683,en,Fat Kid Rules The World,1.255,2012-10-05,Fat Kid Rules The World,6.7,18 +6437,[18],158589,he,S#x Acts,1.254,2012-10-10,Six Acts,8.0,3 +6438,"[27, 10402]",83404,en,Don't Go in the Woods,1.251,2012-01-13,Don't Go in the Woods,2.5,8 +6439,[35],243306,en,The Perfect Wedding,1.25,2012-04-22,The Perfect Wedding,7.2,5 +6440,[99],96574,en,Gerhard Richter Painting,1.248,2012-03-14,Gerhard Richter Painting,7.1,9 +6441,"[18, 28]",312158,en,Born Wild,1.247,2012-10-20,Born Wild,6.9,4 +6442,[35],96087,en,Funeral Kings,1.247,2012-11-16,Funeral Kings,5.9,16 +6443,[16],185651,en,Sky Force 3D,1.246,2012-09-13,Sky Force 3D,4.0,1 +6444,[27],384084,en,Eaglewalk,1.245,2012-03-12,Eaglewalk,6.8,5 +6445,[53],202537,en,Fatal Call,1.244,2012-11-10,Fatal Call,4.3,9 +6446,"[9648, 18]",139255,en,Abducted: The Carlina White Story,1.243,2012-10-06,Abducted: The Carlina White Story,7.3,15 +6447,[99],114887,en,The Dream Team,1.242,2012-06-13,The Dream Team,8.1,18 +6448,"[878, 27]",273805,en,The Zombinator,1.24,2012-09-15,The Zombinator,1.7,3 +6449,[27],128484,en,Boogeyman,1.239,2012-08-11,Boogeyman,5.6,15 +6450,[99],84172,en,The Ambassador,1.238,2012-08-29,The Ambassador,6.6,25 +6451,[],410672,en,Electric Cinema: How to Behave,1.236,2012-11-28,Electric Cinema: How to Behave,5.7,3 +6452,"[18, 53]",115340,en,Hiding,1.236,2012-06-26,Hiding,5.0,3 +6453,"[99, 18]",106344,en,Waiting for Lightning,1.233,2012-12-07,Waiting for Lightning,5.3,4 +6454,[18],210518,en,Serena,1.233,2012-05-22,Serena,5.0,4 +6455,"[53, 18, 9648]",127848,no,Uskyld,1.231,2012-11-11,All That Matters Is Past,5.4,9 +6456,"[99, 36]",102041,en,Titanic: The Final Word,1.228,2012-04-08,Titanic: The Final Word,6.6,7 +6457,[99],84778,en,Going Cardboard: A Board Game Documentary,1.215,2012-02-11,Going Cardboard: A Board Game Documentary,5.9,4 +6458,"[99, 10402, 10749]",80387,en,Carol Channing: Larger Than Life,1.213,2012-01-20,Carol Channing: Larger Than Life,8.0,2 +6459,"[35, 28, 12]",103609,en,Bindlestiffs,1.208,2012-01-22,Bindlestiffs,4.1,8 +6460,[10751],23738,en,Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space Odyssey,1.207,2012-12-02,Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space Odyssey,0.5,1 +6461,[],247959,en,Leaning Towards Solace,1.206,2012-12-06,Leaning Towards Solace,7.4,12 +6462,[99],84310,en,Me @ the Zoo,1.206,2012-06-25,Me @ the Zoo,5.0,2 +6463,"[27, 53]",67903,en,Ubaldo Terzani Horror Show,1.206,2011-06-05,Ubaldo Terzani Horror Show,4.6,8 +6464,"[18, 28]",57509,en,Changing the Game,1.202,2012-12-31,Changing the Game,3.0,2 +6465,[],109404,en,8,1.201,2012-03-03,8,8.0,3 +6466,"[10752, 18]",133206,en,War Flowers,1.201,2012-08-31,War Flowers,5.3,3 +6467,[53],197613,en,Into The Woods,1.201,2012-02-15,Into The Woods,2.7,3 +6468,"[28, 878]",114587,en,1313: Hercules Unbound!,1.201,2012-07-01,1313: Hercules Unbound!,1.3,3 +6469,[27],231783,en,Scream Park,1.197,2012-10-31,Scream Park,4.0,10 +6470,"[18, 9648, 53]",136231,es,Cyberstalker,1.195,2012-09-14,Cyberstalker,4.4,8 +6471,[99],310142,en,Secrets of Shaolin with Jason Scott Lee,1.192,2012-10-11,Secrets of Shaolin with Jason Scott Lee,7.3,2 +6472,[18],180960,ru,Небесные жены луговых мари,1.189,2012-12-20,Celestial Wives of the Meadow Mari,7.1,6 +6473,"[10770, 18]",147323,en,Left to Die,1.187,2012-11-04,Left to Die,4.6,7 +6474,"[18, 28]",112456,en,Hardflip,1.186,2012-06-01,Hardflip,5.0,7 +6475,"[18, 10749, 878]",184440,en,Awaken,1.177,2013-04-09,Awaken,6.6,9 +6476,[99],134602,en,Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide,1.176,2012-10-03,Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide,7.0,1 +6477,"[12, 10751]",151474,de,Die Abenteuer des Huck Finn,1.176,2012-12-30,The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,6.0,2 +6478,"[35, 18, 10751]",93449,en,God's Country,1.176,2012-02-24,God's Country,5.6,4 +6479,[18],103502,fr,Nuit #1,1.175,2012-08-10,Night #1,5.8,7 +6480,[99],113455,en,設計與思考,1.173,2012-04-28,Design & Thinking,6.5,1 +6481,[99],148777,en,In Vogue: The Editor's Eye,1.169,2012-12-06,In Vogue: The Editor's Eye,7.3,9 +6482,[],283734,en,Americana,1.168,2012-07-25,Americana,1.5,1 +6483,"[18, 10749]",208556,de,Prora,1.167,2012-09-28,Prora,6.4,9 +6484,[99],375793,en,Demi Lovato: Stay Strong,1.165,2012-03-06,Demi Lovato: Stay Strong,8.8,15 +6485,[99],140481,en,"Park Avenue: Money, Power & The American Dream",1.165,2012-01-01,"Park Avenue: Money, Power & The American Dream",6.8,17 +6486,"[28, 12, 80, 18]",116503,en,Bro',1.164,2012-10-13,Bro',3.8,6 +6487,"[27, 80]",287601,en,House On The Hill,1.163,2012-05-11,House On The Hill,3.2,7 +6488,[],177818,en,Nor'easter,1.162,2012-10-05,Nor'easter,7.0,1 +6489,"[12, 16]",166823,ja,爆転シュート ベイブレード THE MOVIE 激闘!! タカオVS大地,1.159,2005-03-22,Beyblade the Movie: Fierce Battle,3.9,8 +6490,"[35, 9648]",164013,ru,"Джентльмены, удачи!",1.158,2012-12-27,"Dzhentlmeny, Udachi!",4.6,13 +6491,[12],202722,en,"Inara, the Jungle Girl",1.157,2012-01-26,"Inara, the Jungle Girl",3.4,12 +6492,[18],273729,en,The Lies We Tell But the Secrets We Keep (Part 2),1.156,2012-06-25,The Lies We Tell But the Secrets We Keep (Part 2),9.8,2 +6493,[99],97610,en,Beware of Mr. Baker,1.156,2012-11-28,Beware of Mr. Baker,7.6,31 +6494,[27],348539,en,Aaron's House,1.156,2012-09-29,Aaron's House,2.5,2 +6495,"[28, 27]",293379,en,Aftermath,1.156,2012-10-31,Aftermath,1.5,2 +6496,[10402],95517,en,Celtic Woman - Believe,1.155,2012-01-24,Celtic Woman Believe,4.5,2 +6497,"[27, 53, 18]",102316,en,Fear Eats the Seoul,1.155,2012-04-14,Fear Eats the Seoul,4.0,2 +6498,"[10751, 35]",147763,en,The Dog Who Saved the Holidays,1.146,2012-12-04,The Dog Who Saved the Holidays,5.6,10 +6499,"[18, 878, 53]",148343,en,Easton's Article,1.146,2012-06-09,Easton's Article,4.4,6 +6500,"[10752, 99]",73127,no,Gazas tårer,1.144,2012-09-21,Tears of Gaza,6.1,6 +6501,"[27, 35]",119517,en,Zombies vs. Strippers,1.143,2012-07-09,Zombies vs. Strippers,3.1,13 +6502,[878],222305,en,Paradox Alice,1.139,2012-04-20,Paradox Alice,4.0,5 +6503,"[18, 53]",130692,en,Walking the Halls,1.138,2012-01-07,Walking the Halls,5.3,13 +6504,"[18, 16]",294099,en,The Story of Pines,1.136,2012-08-12,The Story of Pines,8.0,1 +6505,[35],96987,en,The Do-Deca-Pentathlon,1.136,2012-07-06,The Do-Deca-Pentathlon,5.1,14 +6506,[27],135288,en,The House with 100 Eyes,1.134,2012-09-28,The House with 100 Eyes,4.8,6 +6507,"[10402, 99]",105567,en,The Union,1.13,2012-01-01,The Union,10.0,1 +6508,"[27, 10752]",106634,en,Zombie Dawn,1.13,2012-04-20,Zombie Dawn,4.2,5 +6509,[99],105525,en,Never Stand Still,1.129,2012-05-18,Never Stand Still,9.0,1 +6510,"[18, 53]",172117,es,Fecha de Caducidad,1.129,2012-01-11,Expiration Date,8.0,1 +6511,"[99, 10402]",247921,en,Brick and Mortar and Love,1.129,2012-04-02,Brick and Mortar and Love,6.5,1 +6512,[27],352590,en,Tape,1.126,2012-07-13,Tape,7.0,1 +6513,"[99, 10402]",299728,en,Punk Revolution NYC,1.126,2012-06-19,Punk Revolution NYC,5.0,1 +6514,[27],382966,en,Birthday Boys,1.126,2012-06-14,Birthday Boys,4.0,1 +6515,"[53, 27]",295387,en,Stormy Night,1.126,2012-11-23,Stormy Night,2.0,1 +6516,[35],188215,en,The Secret Policeman's Ball,1.125,2012-03-04,The Secret Policeman's Ball,8.0,1 +6517,[],128609,en,Burning Ice,1.125,2012-01-01,Burning Ice,7.0,1 +6518,[35],86995,en,JB Smoove: That's How I Dooz It,1.125,2012-01-21,JB Smoove: That's How I Dooz It,6.0,1 +6519,[16],393510,en,The Life of Death,1.122,2012-07-01,The Life of Death,6.4,8 +6520,"[35, 10749]",150654,en,Finding Mrs. Claus,1.122,2012-12-02,Finding Mrs. Claus,5.9,22 +6521,[35],84345,en,That's What She Said,1.12,2012-10-19,That's What She Said,4.4,5 +6522,"[27, 53]",248736,en,Vampires: Brighter in Darkness,1.115,2012-11-13,Vampires: Brighter in Darkness,6.2,5 +6523,"[35, 18]",112289,en,Brother White,1.115,2012-04-15,Brother White,6.2,5 +6524,"[10751, 18]",96999,en,Smitty,1.115,2012-04-10,Smitty,5.4,5 +6525,"[18, 53]",84300,en,L,1.115,2012-01-23,L,4.2,5 +6526,"[27, 53]",117055,en,Carl,1.115,2012-04-29,Carl,2.2,5 +6527,[27],208172,en,The Dark Sleep,1.113,2012-03-02,The Dark Sleep,3.0,4 +6528,[],135698,en,Tyler Perry's I Don't Want to Do Wrong - The Play,1.112,2012-10-23,Tyler Perry's I Don't Want to Do Wrong - The Play,8.5,4 +6529,[18],151693,en,Morgan,1.111,2012-01-07,Morgan,6.7,12 +6530,[99],91367,en,Sing Your Song,1.11,2012-01-13,Sing Your Song,6.8,5 +6531,[99],211697,en,Dad Made Dirty Movies,1.108,2012-08-02,Dad Made Dirty Movies,6.8,5 +6532,[99],168157,fr,The Last Reef: Cities Beneath the Sea,1.102,2012-02-03,The Last Reef: Cities Beneath the Sea,8.3,6 +6533,[53],335070,en,Pretty Obsession,1.101,2012-03-16,Pretty Obsession,4.3,6 +6534,[27],146365,en,Backslasher,1.1,2012-09-01,Backslasher,3.3,6 +6535,[99],84917,en,The City Dark,1.093,2012-01-20,The City Dark,8.3,4 +6536,[99],103732,en,GLOW: The Story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling,1.092,2012-08-21,GLOW: The Story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling,6.5,21 +6537,"[27, 9648, 53]",472908,en,The Garlock Incident,1.086,2012-11-10,The Garlock Incident,5.0,4 +6538,[99],83810,en,Windfall,1.085,2012-02-03,Windfall,4.4,4 +6539,"[27, 53]",115422,en,DeadTime,1.085,2012-01-01,DeadTime,2.9,8 +6540,[18],139725,fr,Quand je serai petit,1.083,2012-07-07,Twice Upon a Time,6.2,14 +6541,[18],140864,en,A Secret Affair,1.078,2012-11-09,A Secret Affair,7.3,3 +6542,[99],180383,en,Deceptive Practice: The Mysteries and Mentors of Ricky Jay,1.076,2012-10-04,Deceptive Practice: The Mysteries and Mentors of Ricky Jay,7.1,18 +6543,"[18, 10751]",256935,en,Ruben's Place,1.073,2012-06-28,Ruben's Place,6.4,5 +6544,[18],130774,en,Last Ounce of Courage,1.07,2012-09-14,Last Ounce of Courage,3.5,6 +6545,[99],141760,en,Sfurim,1.067,2012-10-14,Numbered,8.1,5 +6546,[35],130410,en,Rob Delaney: Live at the Bowery Ballroom,1.062,2012-09-04,Rob Delaney: Live at the Bowery Ballroom,6.5,4 +6547,[10402],61503,en,LCD Soundsystem: The Long Goodbye,1.061,2012-04-02,LCD Soundsystem: The Long Goodbye,6.1,6 +6548,"[35, 27]",220720,en,Zombie eXs,1.06,2012-04-01,Zombie eXs,5.1,5 +6549,[99],198901,en,Titanic: 100 Years On,1.057,2012-06-01,Titanic: 100 Years On,7.3,6 +6550,[14],150584,en,Lord of the Elves,1.057,2012-11-13,Lord of the Elves,2.6,12 +6551,"[18, 37]",116340,en,Dead Man's Burden,1.056,2012-06-15,Dead Man's Burden,5.4,7 +6552,[35],102053,en,Them Idiots: Whirled Tour,1.055,2012-03-12,Them Idiots: Whirled Tour,6.8,7 +6553,"[18, 9648, 53, 27]",140499,en,Yellow,1.053,2012-10-01,Yellow,5.5,10 +6554,[35],158846,en,Bill Maher: CrazyStupidPolitics,1.049,2012-02-13,Bill Maher: CrazyStupidPolitics,5.7,3 +6555,[18],188984,en,Tiger Eyes,1.038,2012-04-04,Tiger Eyes,5.9,20 +6556,"[18, 10749, 35]",205107,en,Johnny 316,1.036,1998-03-20,Johnny 316,5.5,2 +6557,"[99, 878]",118664,en,Titanoboa: Monster Snake,1.034,2012-03-28,Titanoboa: Monster Snake,7.0,5 +6558,[37],252328,en,Ambush at Dark Canyon,1.029,2012-10-24,Ambush at Dark Canyon,4.0,3 +6559,[99],144680,en,Pretty Sweet,1.028,2012-11-16,Pretty Sweet,8.4,11 +6560,[18],115583,en,Fred Won't Move Out,1.026,2012-09-21,Fred Won't Move Out,5.0,2 +6561,"[18, 28, 53, 10752]",109522,en,Code 207,1.026,2012-06-05,Code 207,4.0,2 +6562,"[10749, 18, 35]",138622,en,Beauty and the Least,1.025,2012-01-01,Beauty and the Least,6.0,2 +6563,[53],119458,en,Supercapitalist,1.024,2012-08-10,Supercapitalist,3.8,4 +6564,[27],297455,en,Preston Castle,1.021,2012-11-03,Preston Castle,5.3,4 +6565,"[28, 53, 878]",34211,en,A Closed Book,1.019,2012-07-13,A Closed Book,6.4,5 +6566,"[10749, 35]",134132,en,Excuse Me for Living,1.012,2012-10-12,Excuse Me for Living,4.7,9 +6567,"[27, 35]",178135,en,Dropping Evil,1.012,2012-01-01,Dropping Evil,2.2,3 +6568,"[80, 9648, 53]",137284,en,Look Again,1.011,2012-09-21,Look Again,5.0,3 +6569,"[35, 10770]",117325,fr,À dix minutes des naturistes,1.007,2012-07-07,Ten Minutes from Naturists,4.0,2 +6570,[10751],43070,en,Bratz: Desert Jewelz,1.006,2012-01-10,Bratz: Desert Jewelz,2.0,2 +6571,[99],138741,en,The Furious Gods: Making Prometheus,1.003,2012-10-11,The Furious Gods: Making Prometheus,5.9,4 +6572,"[27, 35, 28]",113625,en,Dorm of the Dead,1.003,2012-02-07,Dorm of the Dead,3.0,3 +6573,[35],191120,en,"Kevin Nealon: Whelmed, But Not Overly",1.002,2012-08-04,"Kevin Nealon: Whelmed, But Not Overly",5.5,4 +6574,"[27, 28, 53, 878]",114730,en,Lost Woods,1.001,2012-03-04,Lost Woods,4.5,4 +6575,"[16, 10751]",125448,en,Wagon Ho!,1.0,2012-08-07,Wagon Ho!,6.8,4 +6576,[99],139254,en,Further,0.999,2012-09-07,Further,8.0,5 +6577,"[27, 18]",151020,en,Slaughter Creek,0.999,2012-09-16,Slaughter Creek,3.0,4 +6578,[99],348177,en,There's No Tomorrow,0.996,2012-07-11,There's No Tomorrow,8.9,5 +6579,[27],414431,en,The Cutting Room Floor,0.996,2012-10-27,The Cutting Room Floor,8.0,1 +6580,[35],136553,en,The Rumble in the Air: Conditioned Auditorium,0.996,2012-10-06,The Rumble in the Air: Conditioned Auditorium,6.5,5 +6581,[18],136490,en,Deep in the Heart,0.995,2012-02-17,Deep in the Heart,5.3,5 +6582,[35],108942,ru,Няньки,0.995,2012-06-06,Babysitters,2.7,3 +6583,"[16, 14, 27]",169314,en,Where The Dead Go to Die,0.994,2012-02-01,Where The Dead Go to Die,6.6,28 +6584,[99],57088,en,Confessions of an Eco-Terrorist,0.994,2012-04-22,Confessions of an Eco-Terrorist,6.6,5 +6585,"[28, 35, 14, 878]",79722,en,Dark Rising 2: Summer Strikes Back,0.994,2012-02-07,Dark Rising 2: Summer Strikes Back,2.7,3 +6586,[53],171375,en,Murder on the 13th Floor,0.992,2012-05-18,Murder on the 13th Floor,5.5,4 +6587,"[80, 99]",89191,en,Saving Face,0.991,2012-03-08,Saving Face,7.2,10 +6588,"[35, 27]",121567,en,Mon Ami,0.989,2012-09-28,Mon Ami,5.5,2 +6589,[9648],284908,en,Scooby-Doo! Spooky Games,0.986,2012-07-17,Scooby-Doo! Spooky Games,7.3,3 +6590,"[16, 10751]",132156,en,Thomas & Friends: Blue Mountain Mystery - The Movie,0.986,2012-09-18,Thomas & Friends: Blue Mountain Mystery - The Movie,4.5,4 +6591,[10402],149776,en,Rihanna: Loud Tour - Live at the O2,0.982,2012-12-17,Rihanna: Loud Tour - Live at the O2,7.6,9 +6592,"[35, 18]",101958,en,UFO in Her Eyes,0.982,2012-06-15,UFO in Her Eyes,7.1,4 +6593,"[99, 10402]",101149,en,Better Than Something: Jay Reatard,0.982,2012-03-02,Better Than Something: Jay Reatard,5.1,4 +6594,[18],293241,fr,Pegase,0.981,2012-11-13,Pegasus,5.5,4 +6595,"[18, 35, 10749]",136466,en,Sparrows Dance,0.968,2013-08-23,Sparrows Dance,7.4,6 +6596,"[99, 18]",137648,en,Inocente,0.966,2012-06-15,Inocente,7.5,4 +6597,[18],252467,en,Sleepwalking in the Rift,0.966,2012-12-06,Sleepwalking in the Rift,6.8,4 +6598,[99],213362,en,Reflections on Titanic,0.966,2012-09-10,Reflections on Titanic,5.6,4 +6599,"[18, 10749]",185284,en,Babygirl,0.965,2012-04-12,Babygirl,7.5,4 +6600,"[18, 10749]",140229,nl,Het Meisje en de Dood,0.963,2012-12-12,The Girl and Death,5.4,9 +6601,"[99, 36]",117102,en,The Perfect Human Diet,0.962,2012-05-22,The Perfect Human Diet,5.7,11 +6602,"[18, 35]",135200,en,Ex-Girlfriends,0.958,2012-11-28,Ex-Girlfriends,4.6,6 +6603,"[28, 12, 35]",114698,zh,宝岛双雄,0.956,2012-06-08,Double Trouble,4.0,1 +6604,"[35, 10749]",98604,ru,Zолушка,0.955,2012-06-06,Cinderella,4.6,8 +6605,"[28, 16, 80, 18, 10749, 878]",426128,en,Electric City,0.953,2012-07-17,Electric City,6.3,3 +6606,"[27, 53]",114688,en,You're Nobody 'til Somebody Kills You,0.953,2012-07-10,You're Nobody 'til Somebody Kills You,4.0,3 +6607,[10402],83893,en,Robert Plant & The Band of Joy: Live from the Artists Den,0.952,2012-07-10,Robert Plant & The Band of Joy: Live from the Artists Den,0.5,2 +6608,[10402],99186,en,Joe Bonamassa: Beacon Theatre - Live From New York,0.948,2012-03-26,Joe Bonamassa: Beacon Theatre - Live From New York,6.7,3 +6609,"[80, 53]",134197,es,Deadly Hope,0.947,2012-05-20,Deadly Hope,5.7,3 +6610,"[10402, 99]",59991,en,Horowitz in Moscow,0.947,2000-04-04,Horowitz in Moscow,4.8,2 +6611,[],76686,de,The Green Wave,0.936,2012-08-10,The Green Wave,8.7,3 +6612,[12],292127,de,I Love Your Moves,0.935,2012-03-01,I Love Your Moves,8.2,3 +6613,"[28, 80]",179192,en,Beyond the Trophy,0.935,2012-08-31,Beyond the Trophy,5.5,1 +6614,"[10749, 35]",104118,nl,Weekend aan Zee,0.935,2012-04-25,"High Heels, Low Tide",4.8,3 +6615,"[18, 35]",98905,en,Come on Eileen,0.934,2012-03-23,Come on Eileen,6.7,3 +6616,"[28, 18]",133738,en,186 Dollars to Freedom,0.926,2012-09-21,186 Dollars to Freedom,4.7,7 +6617,[10402],109288,en,Iron Maiden: En Vivo!,0.925,2012-03-23,Iron Maiden - En Vivo! Live In Santiago De Chile,8.2,7 +6618,[18],141635,en,All the Light in the Sky,0.924,2012-11-03,All the Light in the Sky,5.6,7 +6619,[18],204628,bn,Chitrangada: The Crowning Wish,0.923,2012-05-24,Chitrangada: The Crowning Wish,7.0,1 +6620,[10751],128450,en,Home Run Showdown,0.923,2012-07-27,Home Run Showdown,6.5,2 +6621,[10402],103951,en,ACM Presents Lionel Richie and Friends in Concert,0.923,2012-04-13,ACM Presents Lionel Richie and Friends in Concert,5.3,2 +6622,"[18, 35, 10749]",139571,en,Refuge,0.922,2012-10-11,Refuge,6.5,8 +6623,[53],135451,en,Visible Scars,0.92,2012-09-28,Visible Scars,4.6,8 +6624,[35],112748,en,Bryan Callen: Man Class,0.918,2012-04-11,Bryan Callen: Man Class,7.0,1 +6625,"[18, 10749]",104461,en,Restless City,0.918,2012-04-27,Restless City,5.0,1 +6626,[35],133704,en,"George Lopez: It's Not Me, It's You",0.917,2012-07-24,"George Lopez: It's Not Me, It's You",6.3,2 +6627,[18],158388,en,Little Red Wagon,0.917,2012-10-10,Little Red Wagon,6.1,10 +6628,[27],181160,en,Death from Above,0.917,2012-08-06,Death from Above,5.0,1 +6629,[27],480259,en,Proxy: A Slender Man Story,0.914,2012-10-31,Proxy: A Slender Man Story,9.0,2 +6630,[99],270885,en,Beyond Right & Wrong: Stories of Justice and Forgiveness,0.914,2012-10-05,Beyond Right & Wrong: Stories of Justice and Forgiveness,5.3,2 +6631,"[16, 10751]",47649,en,My Friend Bernard,0.912,2012-10-30,My Friend Bernard,4.0,1 +6632,[],180494,en,Player,0.912,2012-10-15,Player,1.0,1 +6633,[10402],62941,en,The Doors - Live at the Bowl '68,0.91,2012-10-22,The Doors - Live at the Bowl '68,6.8,10 +6634,[35],307726,en,Periods.,0.909,2014-12-02,Periods.,7.0,2 +6635,[18],183361,en,Caroline and Jackie,0.907,2013-05-03,Caroline and Jackie,6.5,2 +6636,"[99, 36]",132386,en,"Baby Peggy, the Elephant in the Room",0.906,2012-09-05,"Baby Peggy, the Elephant in the Room",7.0,2 +6637,"[12, 37, 99]",109415,en,Patagonia Rising,0.906,2012-06-08,Patagonia Rising,7.0,2 +6638,[18],286475,en,Split,0.906,2012-05-24,Split,5.3,2 +6639,[18],198341,en,In the Hive,0.906,2012-12-14,In the Hive,5.0,2 +6640,[],180102,en,Art Machine,0.906,2012-10-12,Art Machine,5.0,2 +6641,"[10749, 35]",274056,en,Up&Down,0.906,2012-08-21,Up&Down,4.0,2 +6642,[],142121,en,A Beer Tale,0.906,2012-07-04,A Beer Tale,4.0,2 +6643,[35],135652,en,Christmas in Compton,0.906,2012-11-09,Christmas in Compton,4.0,2 +6644,[35],434205,en,30 Girls 30 Days,0.906,2012-11-30,30 Girls 30 Days,3.5,2 +6645,[],103050,en,The Unleashed,0.906,2012-10-05,The Unleashed,0.0,2 +6646,[10402],100421,en,Alter Bridge: Live at Wembley,0.905,2012-03-26,Alter Bridge: Live at Wembley,10.0,2 +6647,[16],266843,en,Astonishing X-Men: Dangerous,0.905,2012-04-10,Astonishing X-Men: Dangerous,8.5,2 +6648,"[18, 10749]",83128,en,Bad Fever,0.905,2012-02-03,Bad Fever,6.5,2 +6649,"[99, 18]",108039,en,Reconvergence,0.905,2012-05-06,Reconvergence,5.0,2 +6650,"[10402, 10751]",406054,en,Perfect Pitch,0.904,2012-01-02,Perfect Pitch,7.6,10 +6651,[],257003,en,A Porn Star Is Born,0.902,2012-11-06,A Porn Star Is Born,4.8,17 +6652,"[10402, 99]",131220,en,Jason Becker: Not Dead Yet,0.901,2012-03-03,Jason Becker: Not Dead Yet,7.7,9 +6653,"[35, 10749]",146548,en,Minte-mă frumos,0.901,2012-11-11,Sweet Little Lies,5.2,6 +6654,[99],294636,en,The Godfather Legacy,0.899,2012-07-12,The Godfather Legacy,7.2,9 +6655,"[10749, 35, 10770]",170895,en,"Cupid, Inc.",0.898,2012-09-30,"Cupid, Inc.",5.7,6 +6656,[99],84407,en,The Pruitt-Igoe Myth,0.895,2012-01-20,The Pruitt-Igoe Myth,6.9,10 +6657,[99],97441,en,How to Start a Revolution,0.891,2012-02-24,How to Start a Revolution,3.0,1 +6658,[18],133250,de,Kuma,0.886,2012-10-20,Kuma: The Second Wife,7.1,7 +6659,"[10749, 18, 35]",171982,en,Romance,0.881,2012-10-09,Romance,6.0,1 +6660,[53],155391,en,Love Me,0.881,2012-01-01,Love Me,4.7,7 +6661,[99],194959,en,Idaho The Movie,0.88,2012-12-04,Idaho The Movie,10.0,1 +6662,[18],149588,en,Crossroad,0.88,2012-11-30,Crossroad,7.0,1 +6663,[53],158386,en,A Thousand Cuts,0.88,2012-01-21,A Thousand Cuts,4.3,7 +6664,"[35, 99]",146879,en,Addicted To Fame,0.88,2012-11-30,Addicted To Fame,4.0,1 +6665,[],417868,en,Si Nos Dejan,0.879,2012-01-01,Si Nos Dejan,6.0,1 +6666,[18],145204,es,Flor de fango,0.879,2012-04-01,Mudstained Flower,5.0,1 +6667,"[80, 878]",264744,en,Skyhook,0.879,2012-03-17,Skyhook,4.0,1 +6668,[18],104024,de,A Kiss and a Promise,0.877,2012-11-04,A Kiss and a Promise,4.5,8 +6669,[],582035,en,Darth Maul Returns,0.876,2012-09-11,Darth Maul Returns,10.0,1 +6670,[35],473946,en,Cooking with Christopher Walken,0.876,2012-10-19,Cooking with Christopher Walken,10.0,1 +6671,"[35, 99, 27, 878]",465762,en,Tales from the Crypt: New Year's Shockin' Eve,0.876,2012-12-31,Tales from the Crypt: New Year's Shockin' Eve,10.0,1 +6672,[99],343655,en,Maximum Tolerated Dose,0.876,2012-11-04,Maximum Tolerated Dose,10.0,1 +6673,[],310541,zh,霰雪,0.876,2012-06-17,Graupel Poetry,8.5,1 +6674,[10402],135108,en,Steel Panther - The British Invasion,0.876,2012-10-30,Steel Panther - The British Invasion,8.0,1 +6675,[878],318823,en,Gumdrop,0.876,2012-11-19,Gumdrop,7.0,1 +6676,"[36, 99, 18, 10752]",140120,en,Shady Lady,0.876,2012-11-02,Shady Lady,7.0,1 +6677,[18],257867,en,The Exhibitionists,0.876,2012-09-22,The Exhibitionists,6.0,1 +6678,[18],250605,en,Broken Kingdom,0.876,2012-10-02,Broken Kingdom,6.0,1 +6679,[],150123,en,Blue Collar Boys,0.876,2012-09-14,Blue Collar Boys,6.0,1 +6680,[35],119454,en,My Uncle Rafael,0.876,2012-09-21,My Uncle Rafael,5.5,1 +6681,[18],292129,en,El Prisionero,0.876,2012-12-21,The Prisoner,5.0,1 +6682,[],157030,zh,窮人。榴槤。麻藥。偷渡客,0.876,2012-10-14,Poor Folk,5.0,1 +6683,"[99, 10752]",127903,en,Far from Afghanistan,0.876,2012-08-22,Far from Afghanistan,5.0,1 +6684,"[35, 27]",228724,en,4 Dead Girls: The Soul Taker,0.876,2012-08-18,4 Dead Girls: The Soul Taker,3.5,1 +6685,"[35, 27]",195022,en,Kill Me Now,0.876,2012-12-05,Kill Me Now,3.0,1 +6686,[35],158231,en,Putzel,0.876,2012-10-10,Putzel,1.0,1 +6687,[],433343,en,Concrete Parlay,0.875,2012-01-01,Concrete Parlay,9.0,1 +6688,[99],288972,en,Boredom,0.875,2012-01-01,Boredom,6.0,1 +6689,[27],245107,en,Christmas with the Dead,0.875,2012-04-27,Christmas with the Dead,6.0,1 +6690,[99],112203,en,National Geographic: Sex in the Stone Age,0.875,2012-04-12,National Geographic: Sex in the Stone Age,6.0,1 +6691,[53],205718,en,September Runs Red,0.875,2012-03-01,September Runs Red,4.5,1 +6692,"[35, 10749]",109955,ru,Svidaniye,0.875,2012-06-06,The Date,4.5,1 +6693,[],250021,en,Sex Tapes,0.874,2012-11-09,Sex Tapes,4.0,1 +6694,"[80, 9648]",79778,en,The Odds,0.87,2012-03-02,The Odds,6.0,5 +6695,[14],132890,en,Pegasus Vs. Chimera,0.866,2012-09-15,Pegasus Vs. Chimera,3.4,5 +6696,"[27, 35, 53]",86101,en,The Sleeper,0.866,2012-01-31,The Sleeper,3.0,16 +6697,[99],108476,en,Trashed,0.856,2012-12-14,Trashed,7.2,13 +6698,"[16, 12]",119812,en,Alvin and the Chipmunks: Batmunk,0.85,2012-07-10,Alvin and the Chipmunks: Batmunk,6.4,6 +6699,[],215279,en,Partners in Time: The Making of MIB 3,0.846,2012-11-29,Partners in Time: The Making of MIB 3,8.0,2 +6700,[99],89870,en,Brooklyn Boheme,0.843,2012-02-27,Brooklyn Boheme,6.8,6 +6701,[],174561,en,A Sense of Humor,0.84,2012-03-11,A Sense of Humor,9.5,1 +6702,[99],170101,en,End of the Road: How Money Became Worthless,0.84,2012-08-18,End of the Road: How Money Became Worthless,8.7,3 +6703,"[99, 10770]",252611,en,Laurel & Hardy: Die komische Liebesgeschichte von Dick und Doof,0.84,2012-12-20,Laurel & Hardy: Their Lives and Magic,8.5,4 +6704,"[35, 27]",514787,en,At Stake: Vampire Solutions,0.84,2012-05-25,At Stake: Vampire Solutions,8.3,4 +6705,[99],296893,en,Aqua Seafoam Shame,0.84,2012-09-08,Aqua Seafoam Shame,8.0,1 +6706,[],147332,en,Birth In Action,0.84,2012-01-01,Birth In Action,8.0,1 +6707,"[10402, 99]",137086,en,Wagner & Me,0.84,2012-11-02,Wagner & Me,8.0,2 +6708,[27],135475,en,Vicki,0.84,2012-09-29,Vicki,8.0,1 +6709,[16],139811,en,Become Jehovah's Friend,0.84,2012-08-08,Become Jehovah's Friend,7.9,5 +6710,[99],110787,en,One Day on Earth,0.84,2012-04-22,One Day on Earth,7.7,3 +6711,"[99, 10402]",81447,en,The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye,0.84,2012-03-08,The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye,7.6,5 +6712,[],137811,en,Expendable,0.84,2012-01-26,Expendable,7.5,2 +6713,"[16, 878]",194115,ja,この男子、宇宙人と戦えます。,0.84,2012-08-14,This Boy Can Fight Aliens,7.3,2 +6714,[],135354,en,Porkchop 3D,0.84,2012-09-01,Porkchop 3D,7.3,2 +6715,[],121242,en,Walk by Faith Not by Sight,0.84,2012-04-11,Walk by Faith Not by Sight,7.3,4 +6716,"[27, 16]",524623,en,Waiting,0.84,2012-10-31,Waiting,7.0,2 +6717,"[14, 18]",468770,en,The Taker,0.84,2012-11-03,The Taker,7.0,1 +6718,[],386225,en,Seafood Tester,0.84,2012-10-28,Seafood Tester,7.0,2 +6719,"[14, 99, 10749, 10751]",335680,en,Cove,0.84,2012-07-11,Cove,7.0,1 +6720,[99],261565,en,Cruise Ship Disaster: Inside the Concordia,0.84,2012-02-19,Cruise Ship Disaster: Inside the Concordia,7.0,1 +6721,[99],256490,en,Titanic's Final Mystery,0.84,2012-05-29,Titanic's Final Mystery,7.0,3 +6722,[99],210522,en,Diana,0.84,2012-07-07,Diana,7.0,1 +6723,"[10402, 99]",177710,en,¡Cuatro!,0.84,2012-11-28,¡Cuatro!,7.0,4 +6724,"[27, 35, 14]",148003,en,The Root of the Problem,0.84,2012-10-31,The Root of the Problem,7.0,2 +6725,"[10752, 99, 36]",113362,en,Hitler's Children,0.84,2012-10-18,Hitler's Children,6.8,13 +6726,[99],105561,en,Patriocracy,0.84,2011-11-05,Patriocracy,6.8,2 +6727,"[10402, 99]",85471,en,Taylor Swift: Just for You,0.84,2012-02-01,Taylor Swift: Just for You,6.6,4 +6728,[],127850,en,Inventing David Geffen,0.84,2012-11-19,Inventing David Geffen,6.5,2 +6729,[99],105586,en,Shakespeare High,0.84,2012-03-09,Shakespeare High,6.5,2 +6730,"[18, 99]",121380,en,Your Brother. Remember?,0.84,2012-04-06,Your Brother. Remember?,6.0,1 +6731,"[35, 10749]",112161,en,6 Month Rule,0.84,2012-06-01,6 Month Rule,6.0,4 +6732,[99],97082,en,Ouwehoeren,0.84,2012-10-18,Meet the Fokkens,6.0,4 +6733,"[53, 18]",84143,en,Spades,0.84,2012-01-14,Spades,6.0,1 +6734,[878],153701,en,PLURALITY,0.84,2012-05-31,PLURALITY,5.9,8 +6735,[10749],274395,en,Cicada Princess,0.84,2012-11-11,Cicada Princess,5.8,3 +6736,"[99, 10402]",123908,en,Muddy Waters and The Rolling Stones: Live at the Checkerboard Lounge,0.84,2012-07-17,Muddy Waters and The Rolling Stones: Live at the Checkerboard Lounge,5.7,3 +6737,[],294816,en,President Wolfman,0.84,2012-09-28,President Wolfman,5.5,2 +6738,[],141884,en,A BIG Love Story,0.84,2012-04-29,A BIG Love Story,5.5,4 +6739,[99],127540,en,The Iran Job,0.84,2012-09-28,The Iran Job,5.5,3 +6740,"[18, 36, 10770]",121908,en,Bert & Dickie,0.84,2012-07-31,Bert & Dickie,5.3,3 +6741,[],131668,en,The Awakened,0.84,2012-09-08,The Awakened,5.3,2 +6742,"[10749, 18, 10751]",453320,en,Iceberg,0.84,2012-02-12,Iceberg,5.0,1 +6743,[27],406453,en,Blood Orgy At Beaver Lake,0.84,2012-07-06,Blood Orgy At Beaver Lake,5.0,2 +6744,[],379268,en,Shoplifting From American Apparel,0.84,2012-12-07,Shoplifting From American Apparel,5.0,1 +6745,[99],264268,en,Balance of Life,0.84,2012-10-11,Balance of Life,5.0,2 +6746,[18],205047,en,Healed by Grace,0.84,2012-04-20,Healed by Grace,5.0,1 +6747,[18],149879,en,New Hope,0.84,2012-02-10,New Hope,5.0,4 +6748,[],142176,en,Where The Buffalo Roam,0.84,2012-02-08,Where The Buffalo Roam,5.0,1 +6749,[99],105779,fr,Des jeunes gens mödernes,0.84,2012-04-13,Kids of Töday,5.0,1 +6750,[99],84326,en,Putin's Kiss,0.84,2012-02-17,Putin's Kiss,5.0,1 +6751,[99],84320,en,Payback,0.84,2012-03-16,Payback,5.0,1 +6752,"[35, 27, 18, 53]",258851,en,Blood Cousins,0.84,2012-09-22,Blood Cousins,4.8,2 +6753,"[99, 10402]",282289,en,The Rock-n-Roll Farmers: Donnie & Joe Emerson,0.84,2012-06-26,The Rock-n-Roll Farmers: Donnie & Joe Emerson,4.5,2 +6754,[99],103835,en,G-Dog,0.84,2012-06-01,G-Dog,4.3,2 +6755,[],97687,en,Los Chidos,0.84,2012-03-11,Los Chidos,4.2,3 +6756,"[10770, 53]",107554,en,Exposed,0.84,2012-01-08,Exposed,4.1,7 +6757,[27],145103,en,Dogman,0.84,2012-01-01,Dogman,4.1,4 +6758,[99],172153,en,The Daniel Project,0.84,2012-01-01,The Daniel Project,4.0,2 +6759,[],132114,en,Power Rangers Samurai: Monster Bash,0.84,2012-03-09,Power Rangers Samurai: Monster Bash,4.0,3 +6760,"[18, 14, 878]",136742,ru,Golfstrim pod Aysbergom,0.84,2012-12-02,Gulf Stream Under the Iceberg,3.5,2 +6761,"[28, 27]",227871,en,Skull Forest,0.84,2012-06-09,Skull Forest,3.3,3 +6762,[16],209659,en,Electric Holiday,0.84,2012-11-14,Electric Holiday,3.0,1 +6763,[99],134801,en,Castro in Winter,0.84,2012-02-03,Castro in Winter,3.0,2 +6764,[10751],134461,en,A Halloween Puppy,0.84,2012-10-31,A Halloween Puppy,2.7,3 +6765,[27],361495,en,Jessica's Room,0.84,2012-10-31,Jessica's Room,2.3,4 +6766,[27],93513,en,Monsters in the Woods,0.84,2012-02-12,Monsters in the Woods,2.0,3 +6767,[27],84565,en,1313: Cougar Cult,0.84,2012-02-01,1313: Cougar Cult,1.8,4 +6768,[16],495892,ja,Robotica*Robotics,0.84,2012-08-14,Robotica*Robotics,1.0,1 +6769,"[27, 53]",409537,en,Loverboy,0.84,2012-03-17,Loverboy,1.0,1 +6770,[27],303177,en,Dark Shade Creek,0.84,2012-11-07,Dark Shade Creek,1.0,1 +6771,[18],196776,ru,Разговор,0.84,2012-08-31,The Talk,1.0,1 +6772,[],170748,en,Solid State,0.84,2012-12-01,Solid State,1.0,2 +6773,[10751],145018,en,Christmas Miracle,0.836,2012-10-12,Christmas Miracle,4.9,8 +6774,"[35, 18]",362212,en,Sakasa tsurushi shibari nawa,0.828,2012-10-15,S&M Hunter: Begins,7.0,1 +6775,"[99, 36]",184080,en,"Doin' It in the Park: Pick-Up Basketball, NYC",0.823,2012-06-17,"Doin' It in the Park: Pick-Up Basketball, NYC",6.8,8 +6776,"[35, 10770]",104777,en,Paul F. Tompkins: Laboring Under Delusions,0.819,2012-04-24,Paul F. Tompkins: Laboring Under Delusions,7.1,6 +6777,[35],97638,en,Doggie Woggiez! Poochie Woochiez!,0.816,2012-01-27,Doggie Woggiez! Poochie Woochiez!,7.2,5 +6778,"[10749, 35]",239351,en,The March Sisters at Christmas,0.814,2012-11-24,The March Sisters at Christmas,5.9,13 +6779,[27],201024,en,Children of Sorrow,0.813,2012-10-06,Children of Sorrow,3.8,11 +6780,[18],520614,en,Tacoma,0.81,2012-01-22,Tacoma,8.9,7 +6781,[99],145115,en,Few Words,0.807,2012-01-01,Few Words,8.5,6 +6782,[99],315470,en,Stanley Kubrick in Focus,0.807,2012-11-30,Stanley Kubrick in Focus,6.0,2 +6783,"[35, 10402, 9648]",151509,en,Trapped in the Closet: Chapters 23-33,0.806,2012-11-23,Trapped in the Closet: Chapters 23-33,5.4,7 +6784,"[878, 27]",308867,en,Sick,0.806,2012-11-30,Sick,4.8,7 +6785,[99],139302,en,The Bitter Buddha,0.805,2012-06-15,The Bitter Buddha,8.0,5 +6786,"[16, 10751]",101923,en,Car's Life 2,0.804,2012-01-17,Car's Life 2,2.6,5 +6787,"[12, 28, 16, 878]",256601,ru,War of the Worlds: Goliath,0.8,2012-07-14,War of the Worlds: Goliath,5.4,9 +6788,[99],309208,en,Tales of Masked Men,0.794,2012-09-28,Tales of Masked Men,8.5,4 +6789,[18],123884,en,Solipsist,0.788,2012-11-01,Solipsist,6.8,6 +6790,[10402],135306,en,Rihanna - iHeartRadio Music Festival,0.787,2012-09-21,Rihanna - iHeartRadio Music Festival,7.8,5 +6791,[18],99785,ru,Дирижёр,0.783,2012-06-06,The Conductor,4.0,3 +6792,[18],376602,en,The Red Virgin,0.781,2012-10-18,The Red Virgin,5.7,5 +6793,"[10770, 878, 27]",227213,en,Gila!,0.779,2012-09-15,Gila!,5.0,4 +6794,"[10751, 14, 12]",456375,en,Dorothy And The Witches Of Oz,0.779,2012-02-17,Dorothy And The Witches Of Oz,3.5,4 +6795,[],100858,en,Hellacious Acres: The Case of John Glass,0.778,2012-01-01,Hellacious Acres: The Case of John Glass,2.0,4 +6796,"[27, 10749, 53]",149233,en,Saint Dracula,0.776,2012-11-23,Saint Dracula,1.5,6 +6797,[],139994,en,The Sky in Bloom,0.773,2012-11-17,The Sky in Bloom,6.5,4 +6798,"[35, 99, 10770]",157723,en,Nantucket Film Festival's Comedy Roundtable,0.772,2012-09-27,Nantucket Film Festival's Comedy Roundtable,7.2,5 +6799,[],145203,en,BMF: The Rise and Fall of a Hip-Hop Drug Empire,0.771,2012-12-11,BMF: The Rise and Fall of a Hip-Hop Drug Empire,5.8,4 +6800,"[27, 53]",127739,en,1313: Frankenqueen,0.771,2012-09-01,1313: Frankenqueen,3.9,4 +6801,"[18, 10749]",85652,en,Mamitas,0.77,2012-04-27,Mamitas,6.5,4 +6802,[35],123242,en,Brooklyn Brothers Beat the Best,0.768,2012-09-21,Brooklyn Brothers Beat the Best,6.5,5 +6803,[10751],213826,en,Santa's Summer House,0.767,2012-12-11,Santa's Summer House,3.8,5 +6804,[10751],134671,en,Golden Winter,0.766,2012-09-25,Golden Winter,5.0,3 +6805,[99],116466,he,The Flat,0.759,2012-10-19,The Flat,6.0,10 +6806,[53],147957,ja,脱衣麻雀バトルロワイアル,0.755,2012-09-25,Strip Mahjong: Battle Royale,6.7,3 +6807,"[10770, 18]",211125,en,Strawberry Summer,0.752,2012-08-25,Strawberry Summer,5.0,5 +6808,"[27, 53]",99478,en,I Am Zozo,0.751,2012-02-18,I Am Zozo,2.9,5 +6809,[18],110504,en,1 Out of 7,0.75,2012-03-09,1 Out of 7,6.0,3 +6810,[],138050,en,The Greatest Event in Television History,0.749,2012-10-11,The Greatest Event in Television History,8.5,3 +6811,[99],85770,en,A Man's Story,0.748,2012-11-02,A Man's Story,8.3,3 +6812,[35],176354,en,Joan Rivers: Don't Start with Me,0.748,2012-11-15,Joan Rivers: Don't Start with Me,6.0,5 +6813,[10402],149922,en,12-12-12 The Concert for Sandy Relief,0.746,2012-12-12,12-12-12 The Concert for Sandy Relief,7.7,5 +6814,"[99, 53]",128120,pt,A Última Vez Que Vi Macau,0.746,2012-10-12,The Last Time I Saw Macao,6.0,5 +6815,[878],135839,en,Record/Play,0.746,2012-09-21,Record/Play,4.0,5 +6816,[18],86815,fr,La Folie Almayer,0.745,2011-11-04,Almayer's Folly,8.3,3 +6817,[35],410610,fr,Casque,0.745,2012-01-01,Casque,6.4,5 +6818,[99],94326,en,All In: The Poker Movie,0.745,2012-03-23,All In: The Poker Movie,6.4,5 +6819,[80],129530,en,Brutal,0.742,2012-08-21,Brutal,5.1,4 +6820,"[18, 16]",280471,en,Caldera,0.741,2012-03-11,Caldera,6.5,4 +6821,[18],160234,en,Abel's Field,0.74,2012-09-14,Abel's Field,6.3,9 +6822,[99],250740,en,Icebound,0.738,2012-11-13,Icebound,5.0,3 +6823,"[80, 18]",102915,en,Hornet's Nest,0.737,2012-03-31,Hornet's Nest,6.3,3 +6824,[35],346106,en,Jeff Ross Roasts America,0.733,2012-08-11,Jeff Ross Roasts America,7.1,4 +6825,"[99, 10402]",127761,en,One Direction: The Only Way Is Up,0.724,2012-08-07,One Direction: The Only Way Is Up,6.6,9 +6826,[16],161479,en,Cadaver,0.723,2012-11-26,Cadaver,5.0,1 +6827,[99],126143,en,Of Two Minds,0.722,2012-11-01,Of Two Minds,8.0,3 +6828,[18],98870,en,Think of Me,0.721,2011-10-15,Think of Me,5.5,2 +6829,[],140965,es,La llorona 3,0.721,2012-09-01,The Wailer 3,2.3,3 +6830,[99],121667,en,Venus and Serena,0.719,2012-10-06,Venus and Serena,5.9,4 +6831,[27],341995,en,Haven's Point,0.717,2012-01-01,Haven's Point,10.0,1 +6832,[99],170884,en,Stemple Pass,0.716,2012-10-01,Stemple Pass,8.8,4 +6833,[99],180705,en,Benji,0.716,2012-10-23,Benji,8.0,4 +6834,"[10402, 99]",105978,en,Neil Young Journeys,0.716,2012-06-29,Neil Young Journeys,7.3,4 +6835,[99],99397,en,The Sheik and I,0.716,2012-12-07,The Sheik and I,5.5,4 +6836,"[99, 10402]",157560,ko,I Am.,0.715,2012-05-15,I Am.,9.3,4 +6837,[99],97972,en,Code 2600,0.715,2012-04-01,Code 2600,6.8,4 +6838,[99],94629,en,É na Terra Não é na Lua,0.715,2012-04-19,It's the Earth not the Moon,6.3,4 +6839,[99],89873,en,Unraveled,0.715,2012-04-13,Unraveled,6.3,4 +6840,[],170647,en,A Perfect Child of Satan,0.715,2012-02-12,A Perfect Child of Satan,5.0,4 +6841,[99],75182,en,"How Much Does Your Building Weigh, Mr Foster?",0.714,2012-01-25,"How Much Does Your Building Weigh, Mr Foster?",8.3,4 +6842,[18],142298,en,Lukewarm,0.714,2012-01-01,Lukewarm,5.5,2 +6843,"[28, 35, 16]",186037,en,Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Rise of the Turtles,0.712,2012-09-28,Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Rise of the Turtles,7.3,11 +6844,[16],247023,en,Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Class Clown,0.711,2012-12-18,Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Class Clown,7.0,1 +6845,"[10402, 99]",97675,en,Styx - The Grand Illusion + Pieces of Eight - Live,0.71,2012-01-31,Styx - The Grand Illusion + Pieces of Eight - Live,6.0,3 +6846,[],128129,en,London: The Modern Babylon,0.706,2012-10-12,London: The Modern Babylon,7.1,7 +6847,[],125987,en,Slaughter Tales,0.705,2012-08-10,Slaughter Tales,6.0,1 +6848,"[18, 37, 80]",282675,en,American Lawless,0.704,2012-01-01,American Lawless,6.8,3 +6849,[99],151355,en,Trailer War,0.702,2012-12-18,Trailer War,9.0,2 +6850,"[27, 99, 18]",154239,en,A Haunting on Potter Street: The Potter Street Station,0.702,2012-11-02,A Haunting on Potter Street: The Potter Street Station,6.0,2 +6851,"[35, 18]",119446,en,The Obama Effect,0.702,2012-07-13,The Obama Effect,3.0,3 +6852,[99],121446,en,Birders: The Central Park Effect,0.701,2012-07-16,Birders: The Central Park Effect,8.0,3 +6853,"[99, 35]",87842,en,I Ain't Scared of You: A Tribute to Bernie Mac,0.7,2012-02-19,I Ain't Scared of You: A Tribute to Bernie Mac,9.0,2 +6854,[35],149883,en,Eugene Mirman: An Evening of Comedy in a Fake Underground Laboratory,0.7,2012-12-21,Eugene Mirman: An Evening of Comedy in a Fake Underground Laboratory,7.0,1 +6855,"[10770, 10751]",86290,en,A Smile as Big as the Moon,0.7,2012-01-29,A Smile as Big as the Moon,6.3,3 +6856,[99],70260,en,Superfish Bluefin Tuna,0.699,2012-06-14,Superfish Bluefin Tuna,8.0,3 +6857,"[36, 18]",127770,en,Apostle Peter and the Last Supper,0.697,2012-02-20,Apostle Peter and the Last Supper,5.9,10 +6858,[],71743,es,Mystikal,0.697,2012-01-01,Mystikal,4.8,3 +6859,[],145094,en,The Survival Game,0.694,2012-11-20,The Survival Game,5.0,2 +6860,[99],186552,en,TRANS,0.693,2012-04-30,TRANS,4.5,2 +6861,[28],111108,de,ท้าชนคนเดือด,0.691,2012-06-19,Down for the Count,3.0,2 +6862,"[53, 28]",334584,en,Blackout,0.688,2012-10-24,Blackout,5.0,1 +6863,[99],105121,en,Tchoupitoulas,0.686,2012-12-07,Tchoupitoulas,8.7,3 +6864,"[99, 28]",142208,en,Buffalo Girls,0.686,2012-11-14,Buffalo Girls,8.0,3 +6865,[],139706,en,The Rolling Stones: Charlie Is My Darling - Ireland 1965,0.686,2012-10-26,The Rolling Stones: Charlie Is My Darling - Ireland 1965,7.0,3 +6866,[99],127505,en,Head Games,0.686,2012-09-21,Head Games,7.0,3 +6867,[35],292850,en,Red Balls,0.686,2012-07-26,Red Balls,4.5,3 +6868,[18],115365,en,Loving the Bad Man,0.686,2012-07-10,Loving the Bad Man,4.2,3 +6869,[99],95373,en,Drunk in Public,0.686,2012-06-27,Drunk in Public,3.8,3 +6870,[],139779,en,Americans,0.686,2012-10-10,Americans,3.3,3 +6871,"[16, 27]",243131,en,Claycat's The Thing,0.685,2012-04-12,Claycat's The Thing,6.7,3 +6872,[18],98559,en,Five Hours South,0.685,2012-04-17,Crew 2 Crew,5.3,3 +6873,"[18, 10751]",96543,en,One Hit From Home,0.685,2012-03-06,One Hit From Home,5.2,3 +6874,[99],34836,en,Salute,0.683,2012-06-22,Salute,5.3,3 +6875,[35],97672,ru,Samoubiytsy,0.682,2012-06-06,Suicides,5.6,6 +6876,"[18, 10751, 10402, 10770]",178221,en,Silent Night,0.677,2012-11-23,Silent Night,8.0,2 +6877,[878],482872,es,Steampunk Samurai Biker Chick,0.675,2012-01-01,Steampunk Samurai Biker Chick,10.0,1 +6878,[99],214414,en,Inside Chernobyl,0.67,2012-04-26,Inside Chernobyl,8.0,2 +6879,[10402],89906,en,deadmau5: Meowingtons Hax 2k11 Toronto,0.67,2012-02-07,deadmau5: Meowingtons Hax 2k11 Toronto,4.8,2 +6880,"[35, 18]",121173,en,Bwakaw,0.667,2012-10-07,Voracious,8.0,1 +6881,[],150138,en,Scrooge & Marley,0.667,2012-12-01,Scrooge & Marley,5.0,1 +6882,[],134260,en,The Exorcist in the 21st Century,0.666,2012-04-01,The Exorcist in the 21st Century,6.0,2 +6883,[99],84258,en,The Apple Pushers,0.666,2012-02-10,The Apple Pushers,6.0,1 +6884,"[12, 18, 10749, 37]",107033,fr,Redemption,0.666,2012-05-02,Redemption,3.8,2 +6885,[],105562,en,Where Are You Taking Me?,0.664,2012-03-02,Where Are You Taking Me?,6.0,2 +6886,[99],407612,en,Preppers UK: Surviving Armagedon,0.664,2012-11-29,Preppers UK: Surviving Armagedon,5.0,2 +6887,[27],136309,en,Blood Rush,0.664,2012-08-01,Blood Rush,1.5,2 +6888,[99],118740,en,Dreams from My Real Father,0.663,2012-04-24,Dreams from My Real Father,8.0,2 +6889,[99],98370,en,Wonder Women!: The Untold Story of American Superheroines,0.663,2012-03-10,Wonder Women!: The Untold Story of American Superheroines,6.0,2 +6890,[18],84349,en,Valley of Saints,0.663,2012-01-23,Valley of Saints,5.5,2 +6891,"[35, 10749, 12]",145239,ru,Любовь с акцентом,0.662,2012-11-10,Love with an Accent,6.0,1 +6892,[99],489060,en,2 Days: Nonito Donaire,0.662,2012-10-01,2 Days: Nonito Donaire,5.0,1 +6893,[27],202508,en,Everyone Must Die!,0.662,2012-09-23,Everyone Must Die!,5.0,1 +6894,"[18, 53]",127542,en,Escape,0.661,2012-01-21,Escape,4.0,1 +6895,[35],134688,en,D.L. Hughley: Reset,0.66,2012-07-14,D.L. Hughley: Reset,7.0,1 +6896,"[18, 36]",133390,ru,Служу Советскому Союзу!,0.66,2012-07-07,Sluju Sovetskomu Souzy!,2.0,1 +6897,"[99, 10402]",217144,en,Basically Frightened: The Musical Madness of Colonel Bruce Hampton,0.659,2012-03-30,Basically Frightened: The Musical Madness of Colonel Bruce Hampton,5.0,1 +6898,[],376984,en,The Olympic Ticket Scalper,0.656,2012-08-21,The Olympic Ticket Scalper,7.5,2 +6899,[35],163417,en,Gary Gulman: In This Economy?,0.656,2012-09-12,Gary Gulman: In This Economy?,7.5,2 +6900,[99],109516,en,Something's Gonna Live,0.656,2012-06-12,Something's Gonna Live,7.5,2 +6901,[],136331,en,Titanic: 100 Years in 3D,0.656,2012-09-10,Titanic: 100 Years in 3D,6.8,2 +6902,[35],150709,en,The Christmas Consultant,0.656,2012-01-01,The Christmas Consultant,6.4,6 +6903,"[18, 53]",192644,en,Ultrasonic,0.656,2012-06-01,Ultrasonic,6.3,2 +6904,[],515995,en,Disgruntled Employee,0.656,2012-11-20,Disgruntled Employee,6.0,2 +6905,"[35, 27, 28]",320169,en,Ninjas vs. Monsters,0.656,2012-10-14,Ninjas vs. Monsters,6.0,2 +6906,[],274081,en,The Inflicted,0.656,2012-06-26,The Inflicted,5.5,2 +6907,"[18, 10749]",271242,en,The Good Life,0.656,2012-07-23,The Good Life,5.5,2 +6908,"[35, 28, 878]",248464,en,A Man Called Nereus,0.656,2012-05-25,A Man Called Nereus,5.3,2 +6909,"[10402, 99]",285100,en,Queen: A Magic Year,0.656,2012-09-21,Queen: A Magic Year,4.5,2 +6910,"[35, 27]",273060,en,Evil Dead Inbred Rednecks,0.656,2012-05-22,Evil Dead Inbred Rednecks,3.5,2 +6911,"[27, 80, 18, 53]",294979,en,Play Hooky,0.656,2012-10-18,Play Hooky,1.5,2 +6912,"[10402, 99]",135672,en,Lady Gaga: On the Edge,0.656,2012-10-09,Lady Gaga: On the Edge,1.3,2 +6913,"[18, 35, 10749]",252629,en,The Test,0.656,2012-09-27,The Test,1.0,2 +6914,"[53, 27]",344490,en,Webcam,0.656,2012-07-27,Webcam,0.0,2 +6915,[18],520616,en,Fame in California,0.655,2012-02-01,Fame in California,9.5,2 +6916,[878],396254,en,Unwind,0.655,2012-04-22,Unwind,8.0,2 +6917,[],134372,en,Marriage Material,0.655,2012-01-12,Marriage Material,8.0,2 +6918,[10402],96297,en,"The B-52s with the Wild Crowd! - Live in Athens, GA",0.655,2012-03-20,"The B-52s with the Wild Crowd! - Live in Athens, GA",8.0,2 +6919,"[99, 36]",328740,en,MLK: The Assassination Tapes,0.655,2012-02-12,MLK: The Assassination Tapes,7.5,2 +6920,[99],103161,en,Fake It So Real,0.655,2012-01-12,Fake It So Real,7.5,2 +6921,"[99, 12]",87828,en,An Inconsistent Truth,0.655,2012-01-27,An Inconsistent Truth,7.5,2 +6922,[99],138211,en,Fire Ants 3D: The Invincible Army,0.655,2012-01-07,Fire Ants 3D: The Invincible Army,7.0,2 +6923,[18],132540,en,The Taiwan Oyster,0.655,2012-03-10,The Taiwan Oyster,6.8,2 +6924,[99],264923,en,Bionik Revolution - Die besten Ideen der Natur,0.655,2012-01-01,Bionics Revolutions - The Best Ideas of Nature,6.5,2 +6925,"[53, 27]",225587,de,On Air,0.655,2012-10-13,On Air,6.4,10 +6926,[99],115086,en,Mark Zuckerberg: Inside Facebook,0.655,2012-01-26,Mark Zuckerberg: Inside Facebook,6.0,2 +6927,[],159783,en,Trapped,0.655,2012-04-01,Trapped,5.8,2 +6928,"[99, 36]",79979,en,WWII in 3D,0.655,2012-01-24,WWII in 3D,5.8,2 +6929,[18],113581,hi,Patang,0.655,2012-06-15,Patang,5.5,2 +6930,"[878, 18]",286484,en,Host,0.655,2012-01-01,Host,5.3,2 +6931,[35],282836,en,Good Satan,0.655,2012-03-20,Good Satan,5.3,2 +6932,[27],250557,en,Scream: Generations,0.655,2012-01-06,Scream: Generations,5.0,2 +6933,[18],177049,en,Small Pond,0.655,2012-04-13,Small Pond,5.0,2 +6934,"[878, 28, 18]",288269,en,Serena and the Ratts,0.655,2012-04-01,Serena and the Ratts,4.5,2 +6935,"[99, 10751]",102854,en,Caine's Arcade,0.655,2012-04-09,Caine's Arcade,3.3,2 +6936,[878],191231,en,Sol,0.655,2012-04-18,Sol,3.0,2 +6937,[],171615,en,Black Briefs,0.655,2012-02-21,Black Briefs,2.0,2 +6938,[],161499,en,The Experiment: Who's Watching You?,0.655,2012-01-01,The Experiment: Who's Watching You?,1.3,2 +6939,[27],135422,en,Terror of Dracula,0.655,2012-03-10,Terror of Dracula,1.0,2 +6940,"[53, 27]",134628,en,2: Voodoo Academy,0.646,2012-10-01,2: Voodoo Academy,4.0,1 +6941,[],524303,en,Wide-Awake,0.643,2012-12-07,Wide-Awake,6.0,1 +6942,"[28, 12, 36, 9648, 53]",585793,en,Treasure Island,0.642,2012-05-05,Treasure Island,3.0,1 +6943,"[14, 35, 10749, 878]",304034,en,"Gallino, the Chicken System",0.642,2012-09-08,"Gallino, the Chicken System",2.0,1 +6944,"[10770, 28, 53]",134826,en,Home Invasion,0.64,2012-09-08,Home Invasion,6.2,8 +6945,[53],135046,en,Besties,0.637,2012-09-21,Besties,5.0,1 +6946,"[10749, 10752, 18]",140070,ru,Искупление,0.634,2012-12-10,Expiation,4.3,3 +6947,"[35, 18, 10749]",162639,en,Scenes from a Gay Marriage,0.633,2012-01-26,Scenes from a Gay Marriage,6.3,3 +6948,"[53, 80]",56893,en,Salt,0.632,2012-08-06,Salt,1.0,1 +6949,"[35, 10749]",357650,en,Sabbatical,0.631,2012-06-15,Sabbatical,6.0,1 +6950,[35],323510,en,The Wire: The Musical,0.63,2012-06-12,The Wire: The Musical,9.0,1 +6951,[80],246144,en,A Wife Alone,0.63,2012-06-06,A Wife Alone,4.0,1 +6952,[18],136928,en,First Winter,0.63,2012-10-11,First Winter,4.0,1 +6953,"[35, 27]",414204,en,Jack 'O' Slasher,0.63,2012-10-12,Jack 'O' Slasher,1.0,1 +6954,[99],396185,en,Summer in the Lotus Ground,0.629,2012-01-20,Summer in the Lotus Ground,10.0,1 +6955,[10402],95739,en,Celtic Thunder: Voyage,0.629,2012-02-28,Celtic Thunder: Voyage,8.0,1 +6956,[18],246895,en,Complacent,0.629,2012-05-01,Complacent,7.0,1 +6957,"[878, 27]",416482,en,Astro Zombies: M4 - Invaders from Cyberspace,0.629,2012-01-01,Astro Zombies: M4 - Invaders from Cyberspace,1.0,1 +6958,"[99, 36]",496005,en,Echo Of The Past: The Terrence Tower,0.626,2012-06-26,Echo Of The Past: The Terrence Tower,10.0,1 +6959,"[18, 99]",492784,en,Our Need for Consolation,0.626,2012-06-06,Our Need for Consolation,10.0,1 +6960,"[99, 27]",281358,en,Amicus: House of Horrors - Part One,0.626,2012-10-30,Amicus: House of Horrors - Part One,10.0,1 +6961,"[35, 18, 36]",210701,en,Henry IV Part 2: Shakespeare's Globe Theatre,0.626,2012-06-25,Henry IV Part 2: Shakespeare's Globe Theatre,10.0,1 +6962,[],168938,en,Darth Maul Returns,0.626,2012-09-10,Darth Maul Returns,10.0,1 +6963,[28],529500,en,SHINE 1,0.626,2012-07-20,SHINE 1,9.0,1 +6964,"[16, 10402]",436841,en,Captain Murphy's Duality,0.626,2012-11-15,Captain Murphy's Duality,9.0,1 +6965,[],334676,en,"Mai-tais, Toques and Tikis",0.626,2012-12-31,"Mai-tais, Toques and Tikis",8.0,1 +6966,[],314129,en,Hikikomori,0.626,2012-12-27,Hikikomori,8.0,1 +6967,"[14, 878]",268840,en,Pockets,0.626,2012-10-04,Pockets,8.0,1 +6968,[],247906,en,Indigo Children,0.626,2012-10-06,Indigo Children,8.0,1 +6969,[],125407,en,Tom Green: Live,0.626,2012-08-08,Tom Green: Live,8.0,1 +6970,[35],123587,en,Qwerty,0.626,2012-07-28,Qwerty,8.0,1 +6971,[99],565869,en,Better Things: The Life and Choices of Jeffrey Catherine Jones,0.626,2012-09-01,Better Things: The Life and Choices of Jeffrey Catherine Jones,7.0,1 +6972,[27],395430,en,Dorothy,0.626,2012-10-10,Dorothy,7.0,1 +6973,"[9648, 53, 18]",198365,en,Apartment 4E,0.626,2012-12-01,Apartment 4E,7.0,1 +6974,[],125067,en,Pachelbel Canon Acoustica,0.626,2012-05-26,Pachelbel Canon Acoustica,7.0,1 +6975,[],426435,en,The Green Ruby Pumpkin,0.626,2012-10-15,The Green Ruby Pumpkin,6.0,1 +6976,[27],259672,en,Out of Focus,0.626,2012-12-08,Out of Focus,6.0,1 +6977,"[27, 99]",234652,en,I Heart Monster Movies,0.626,2012-10-12,I Heart Monster Movies,6.0,1 +6978,"[18, 10749]",213551,en,Letting Go,0.626,2012-10-02,Letting Go,6.0,1 +6979,[],154548,en,Foxfur,0.626,2012-07-24,Foxfur,6.0,1 +6980,[35],119275,en,Corey Holcomb: Your Way Ain't Working,0.626,2012-07-06,Corey Holcomb: Your Way Ain't Working,6.0,1 +6981,[],495940,en,The Dry Blade,0.626,2012-07-02,The Dry Blade,5.0,1 +6982,[],311460,en,The Vessel,0.626,2012-06-01,The Vessel,5.0,1 +6983,"[18, 53]",296472,en,Wedding Day,0.626,2012-06-15,Wedding Day,5.0,1 +6984,"[18, 80]",276949,en,Los Traficantes,0.626,2012-10-18,Los Traficantes,5.0,1 +6985,[16],256502,en,I Am Tom Moody,0.626,2012-07-05,I Am Tom Moody,5.0,1 +6986,[28],153915,en,Cage Fight,0.626,2012-10-05,Cage Fight,5.0,1 +6987,[99],142994,en,The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia,0.626,2012-10-29,The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia,5.0,1 +6988,"[12, 16, 10751, 14]",342529,en,When I Grow Up,0.626,2012-10-18,When I Grow Up,4.0,1 +6989,"[10749, 18, 35]",339505,en,Close Quarters,0.626,2012-10-25,Close Quarters,4.0,1 +6990,[18],295724,es,The Boarder,0.626,2012-07-25,The Boarder,4.0,1 +6991,"[35, 27]",249921,en,Silent but Deadly,0.626,2012-11-06,Silent but Deadly,4.0,1 +6992,[27],302506,en,Theatre of the Deranged,0.626,2012-06-20,Theatre of the Deranged,3.0,1 +6993,[27],419295,en,No Strings 2: Playtime in Hell,0.626,2012-06-16,No Strings 2: Playtime in Hell,2.0,1 +6994,[27],255916,en,Below Ground,0.626,2012-06-19,Below Ground,2.0,1 +6995,[],135321,en,Porkchop II: Rise of the Rind,0.626,2012-09-25,Porkchop II: Rise of the Rind,2.0,1 +6996,"[99, 12]",133743,en,Switch,0.626,2012-09-04,Switch,2.0,1 +6997,"[12, 35, 10749, 10402]",415334,en,The One-Nighter,0.626,2012-10-14,The One-Nighter,1.0,1 +6998,[35],134611,en,We Are the Hartmans,0.626,2012-10-02,We Are the Hartmans,1.0,1 +6999,[14],365617,en,Oowie Wanna,0.625,2012-02-18,Oowie Wanna,10.0,1 +7000,[99],173886,en,26 Years: The Dewey Bozella Story,0.625,2012-03-15,26 Years: The Dewey Bozella Story,10.0,1 +7001,"[35, 18]",105969,en,Romeo and Juliet in Yiddish,0.625,2012-05-11,Romeo and Juliet in Yiddish,10.0,1 +7002,"[18, 80, 53]",420413,en,Death Note: Another Note,0.625,2012-01-01,Death Note: Another Note,9.0,1 +7003,[99],209067,en,The Secret Life of the Rainforest,0.625,2012-01-01,The Secret Life of the Rainforest,9.0,1 +7004,"[16, 18]",521471,en,Niagara,0.625,2012-02-16,Niagara,8.0,1 +7005,"[18, 10749]",443778,en,Rubber Duckie,0.625,2012-01-01,Rubber Duckie,8.0,1 +7006,[99],302771,en,Revealed: Portraits from Beneath One's Surface,0.625,2012-04-15,Revealed: Portraits from Beneath One's Surface,8.0,1 +7007,[],294515,en,The G-string Horror,0.625,2012-01-01,The G-string Horror,8.0,1 +7008,[99],270560,en,Beast Wishes: The Fantastic World of Bob and Kathy Burns,0.625,2012-01-01,Beast Wishes: The Fantastic World of Bob and Kathy Burns,8.0,1 +7009,"[99, 10402]",120890,en,Always Whitney Houston,0.625,2012-01-01,Always Whitney Houston,8.0,1 +7010,[10402],113084,en,Owl City: Live from Los Angeles,0.625,2012-02-07,Owl City - Live from Los Angeles,8.0,1 +7011,"[28, 37]",89828,en,Gang of Roses 2: Next Generation,0.625,2012-02-10,Gang of Roses 2: Next Generation,7.0,1 +7012,[],168761,en,From Straight To Bizarre,0.625,2012-02-21,From Straight To Bizarre,6.5,1 +7013,[10402],120305,en,Chris Isaak: Live in Concert and Greatest Hits Live Concert,0.625,2012-01-03,Chris Isaak: Live in Concert and Greatest Hits Live Concert,6.5,1 +7014,"[99, 36]",545138,es,Si près si loin,0.625,2012-09-01,So Close So Far,6.0,1 +7015,[],352068,en,Summer Bummer,0.625,2012-03-09,Summer Bummer,6.0,1 +7016,[99],171721,en,La Camioneta: The Journey of One American School Bus,0.625,2012-03-10,La Camioneta: The Journey of One American School Bus,6.0,1 +7017,"[99, 10402]",99603,en,How to Grow a Band,0.625,2012-04-13,How to Grow a Band,6.0,1 +7018,[],509471,en,Waiting for Dracula,0.625,2012-03-05,Waiting for Dracula,5.0,1 +7019,[],408403,en,Road Rant: A Week On the Road With Lydia Lunch,0.625,2012-01-01,Road Rant: A Week On the Road With Lydia Lunch,5.0,1 +7020,[],267604,en,Surrealistica Uniferno 2,0.625,2012-01-01,Surrealistica Uniferno 2,5.0,1 +7021,"[99, 10752, 36]",104752,en,A Second Knock at the Door,0.625,2012-03-13,A Second Knock at the Door,5.0,1 +7022,[18],84325,en,Pursuit of Loneliness,0.625,2012-01-01,Pursuit of Loneliness,5.0,1 +7023,[99],79998,en,Scarlet Road,0.625,2012-03-12,Scarlet Road,5.0,1 +7024,"[53, 18]",307153,en,Mulberry Stains,0.625,2012-01-01,Mulberry Stains,4.0,1 +7025,"[35, 18, 10749]",273962,en,Look at Me,0.625,2012-01-01,Look at Me,4.0,1 +7026,[],181947,en,House Arrest,0.625,2012-02-11,House Arrest,3.0,1 +7027,"[14, 878, 10751]",89894,en,Jeremy Fink and the Meaning of Life,0.625,2012-03-06,Jeremy Fink and the Meaning of Life,3.0,1 +7028,[],166484,en,Bigfoot's Wild Weekend,0.625,2012-01-01,Bigfoot's Wild Weekend,2.5,1 +7029,[18],246850,en,The Undershepherd,0.625,2012-02-15,The Undershepherd,2.0,1 +7030,"[99, 18]",89880,en,Bonsai People: The Vision of Muhammad Yunus,0.624,2012-02-10,Bonsai People: The Vision of Muhammad Yunus,10.0,1 +7031,"[99, 10402]",45786,en,Music from the Big House,0.624,2012-06-01,Music from the Big House,6.0,1 +7032,[99],105553,en,The Miners' Hymns,0.624,2012-02-08,The Miners' Hymns,5.0,1 +7033,[99],393056,en,Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone!,0.623,2012-04-24,Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone!,10.0,1 +7034,"[99, 10402]",85034,en,No Room for Rockstars - The Vans Warped Tour,0.62,2012-04-02,No Room for Rockstars - The Vans Warped Tour,8.0,1 +7035,"[35, 10749]",118065,en,Overnight,0.618,2012-04-19,Overnight,2.7,5 +7036,"[99, 10402]",114575,en,Big Easy Express,0.617,2012-03-17,Big Easy Express,7.3,9 +7037,[35],142993,en,Todd Glass Stand-Up Special,0.611,2012-10-26,Todd Glass Stand-Up Special,6.0,5 +7038,[99],297457,en,Aluna,0.606,2012-06-15,Aluna,7.5,2 +7039,"[10751, 14, 18]",151209,en,Doorway to Heaven,0.603,2012-11-27,Heaven's Door,6.5,7 +7040,"[18, 18]",602940,en,Olivia's Cross,0.6,2012-09-06,Olivia's Cross,10.0,1 +7041,[],533405,en,The Firm - Body Sculpting Basics,0.6,2012-08-06,The Firm - Body Sculpting Basics,10.0,1 +7042,[99],531800,en,Inside World War II,0.6,2012-08-12,Inside World War II,10.0,1 +7043,[99],506280,en,Madness at Midnight: The Search for Answers in Aurora,0.6,2012-07-28,Madness at Midnight: The Search for Answers in Aurora,10.0,1 +7044,[28],503715,en,Sleeping Dogs,0.6,2012-08-06,Sleeping Dogs,10.0,1 +7045,[],503265,en,"Sorry, Rabbi",0.6,2012-11-11,"Sorry, Rabbi",10.0,1 +7046,[99],501372,en,Militia Rising,0.6,2012-10-24,Militia Rising,10.0,1 +7047,[27],494042,en,La Llorona,0.6,2012-01-01,La Llorona,10.0,1 +7048,[53],463875,en,Requiem for a Tuesday,0.6,2012-01-12,Requiem for a Tuesday,10.0,1 +7049,"[35, 18]",455240,en,Nerve,0.6,2011-12-07,Nerve,10.0,1 +7050,"[16, 10751]",452325,en,Snack attack,0.6,2012-01-01,Snack attack,10.0,1 +7051,[],452069,en,Steve Martin: The Television Stuff,0.6,2012-09-18,Steve Martin: The Television Stuff,10.0,1 +7052,[27],445915,en,The Chainsaw Sally Show Season 2,0.6,2012-02-14,The Chainsaw Sally Show Season 2,10.0,1 +7053,[99],438266,en,King-Size Comedy: Tex Avery and the Looney Tunes Revolution,0.6,2012-10-16,King-Size Comedy: Tex Avery and the Looney Tunes Revolution,10.0,1 +7054,[10749],431237,en,The Last,0.6,2012-10-23,The Last,10.0,1 +7055,[99],430518,en,Jesus Christ / Joseph Smith,0.6,2012-01-01,Jesus Christ / Joseph Smith,10.0,1 +7056,"[27, 28]",429452,en,Feed A,0.6,2012-08-17,Feed A,10.0,1 +7057,[],402859,en,Bryan Beller: Mastering Tone and Versatility,0.6,2012-01-01,Bryan Beller: Mastering Tone and Versatility,10.0,1 +7058,[10402],374626,it,L'incoronazione di Poppea,0.6,2012-03-26,L'incoronazione di Poppea,10.0,1 +7059,[99],372759,en,Genius - The Movie,0.6,2012-12-28,Genius - The Movie,10.0,1 +7060,[],367113,en,Gothic Assassins,0.6,2012-10-14,Gothic Assassins,10.0,1 +7061,[99],357184,es,El otro fútbol,0.6,2012-08-09,El otro fútbol,10.0,1 +7062,[],352751,en,Innocence of Muslims,0.6,2012-07-01,Innocence of Muslims,10.0,1 +7063,[99],324866,en,The James Holmes Conspiracy,0.6,2012-08-14,The James Holmes Conspiracy,10.0,1 +7064,"[35, 18]",323740,en,Dipso,0.6,2012-01-01,Dipso,10.0,1 +7065,[],320843,en,Insomnia,0.6,2012-12-18,Insomnia,10.0,1 +7066,"[10402, 99]",314278,en,Founding Fathers: The Untold Story of Hip Hop,0.6,2012-01-01,Founding Fathers: The Untold Story of Hip Hop,10.0,1 +7067,[],303452,en,Meditation Creativity Peace,0.6,2012-11-15,Meditation Creativity Peace,10.0,1 +7068,[],294597,en,To Dance Like a Man,0.6,2012-01-01,To Dance Like a Man,10.0,1 +7069,[],291720,en,The Ripping,0.6,2012-04-09,The Ripping,10.0,1 +7070,"[28, 14, 27]",291438,en,Empress Vampire,0.6,2012-04-27,Empress Vampire,10.0,1 +7071,[18],281456,en,Streets,0.6,2012-08-28,Streets,10.0,2 +7072,[],275394,en,Hoops & Yoyo's Haunted Halloween,0.6,2012-10-26,Hoops & Yoyo's Haunted Halloween,10.0,1 +7073,"[28, 27]",266725,en,Ms. Cannibal Holocaust,0.6,2012-04-24,Ms. Cannibal Holocaust,10.0,1 +7074,[99],265807,en,Besa: The Promise,0.6,2012-07-19,Besa: The Promise,10.0,1 +7075,[],254854,en,Transmission,0.6,2012-05-07,Transmission,10.0,1 +7076,[35],250395,en,Rita Rudner and 3 Potential Ex-Husbands,0.6,2012-03-21,Rita Rudner and 3 Potential Ex-Husbands,10.0,1 +7077,"[99, 36, 18]",231364,en,Following the Ninth: In the Footsteps of Beethoven's Final Symphony,0.6,2012-02-10,Following the Ninth: In the Footsteps of Beethoven's Final Symphony,10.0,1 +7078,[],225752,en,Shift Change,0.6,2012-01-01,Shift Change,10.0,1 +7079,[],222931,en,Price Of Gold,0.6,2012-06-01,Price Of Gold,10.0,1 +7080,[],222528,en,Astonishing X-Men: Unstoppable,0.6,2012-11-13,Astonishing X-Men: Unstoppable,10.0,1 +7081,[16],222456,en,Astonishing X-Men: Torn,0.6,2012-08-14,Astonishing X-Men: Torn,10.0,1 +7082,[35],216406,en,Tim Hawkins - Push Pull Point Pow,0.6,2012-01-15,Tim Hawkins - Push Pull Point Pow,10.0,1 +7083,[18],208479,en,Aberya,0.6,2012-11-30,Disruption,10.0,1 +7084,[],181077,en,Cat in the Hat: Miles & Miles of Reptiles,0.6,2012-05-15,Cat in the Hat: Miles & Miles of Reptiles,10.0,1 +7085,[99],168571,en,Mortal Kombat 20th Anniversary Retrospective,0.6,2012-05-19,Mortal Kombat 20th Anniversary Retrospective,10.0,2 +7086,[],164650,en,CASS,0.6,2012-08-01,CASS,10.0,1 +7087,[],160074,en,Bob Dylan & The Band: Down In The Flood,0.6,2012-08-19,Bob Dylan & The Band: Down In The Flood,10.0,1 +7088,"[28, 53, 80]",151789,en,Dog Eat Dog,0.6,2012-06-22,Dog Eat Dog,10.0,1 +7089,[],149533,en,'92 Skybox Alonzo Mourning Rookie Card,0.6,2012-07-01,'92 Skybox Alonzo Mourning Rookie Card,10.0,2 +7090,"[80, 9648, 53]",145234,en,The Night Stalker,0.6,2012-01-01,The Night Stalker,10.0,1 +7091,[35],145045,en,Lee Nelson Live - Qwaliteee!,0.6,2012-11-12,Lee Nelson Live - Qwaliteee!,10.0,1 +7092,[99],144128,en,Hidden Colors 2: The Triumph of Melanin,0.6,2012-12-02,Hidden Colors 2: The Triumph of Melanin,10.0,2 +7093,[18],143750,en,The Farmer's Wife,0.6,2012-06-20,The Farmer's Wife,10.0,1 +7094,"[99, 12, 28]",142128,en,Minds in the Water,0.6,2012-04-01,Minds in the Water,10.0,1 +7095,[99],140847,en,Miss Navajo,0.6,2012-11-13,Miss Navajo,10.0,1 +7096,[10402],131669,en,Gojira: The Flesh Alive,0.6,2012-07-31,Gojira: The Flesh Alive,10.0,2 +7097,[],129656,en,Let's Make a Movie,0.6,2012-12-14,Let's Make a Movie,10.0,1 +7098,[10402],127837,en,Staind: Live From Mohegan Sun,0.6,2012-08-15,Staind: Live From Mohegan Sun,10.0,1 +7099,[35],127700,en,The Newest Pledge,0.6,2012-08-28,The Newest Pledge,10.0,1 +7100,[99],119430,en,Owned & Operated,0.6,2012-07-02,Owned & Operated,10.0,1 +7101,"[99, 80, 18, 28, 36]",117351,en,Top Priority: The Terror Within,0.6,2012-06-15,Top Priority: The Terror Within,10.0,1 +7102,[],106978,en,Mayweather vs. Cotto,0.6,2012-05-05,Mayweather vs. Cotto,10.0,1 +7103,"[35, 18, 9648]",96916,en,Sunset Stories,0.6,2012-03-10,Sunset Stories,10.0,1 +7104,[99],95389,en,Mustafa's Sweet Dreams,0.6,2012-03-01,Mustafa's Sweet Dreams,10.0,1 +7105,[99],91365,en,How I Became An Elephant,0.6,2012-04-20,How I Became An Elephant,10.0,1 +7106,[],76495,en,America's Game: 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers,0.6,2012-11-26,America's Game: 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers,10.0,1 +7107,[],44111,en,Missing Child,0.6,2012-01-01,Missing Child,10.0,1 +7108,[99],342696,en,9/11: Explosive Evidence: Experts Speak Out,0.6,2012-01-01,9/11: Explosive Evidence: Experts Speak Out,9.8,5 +7109,[],150644,en,Everything Is Terrible! Holiday Special,0.6,2012-12-07,Everything Is Terrible! Holiday Special,9.5,1 +7110,"[14, 12, 35]",550589,en,JourneyQuest 2: City of the Dead,0.6,2012-10-03,JourneyQuest 2: City of the Dead,9.0,1 +7111,[],485627,en,The Futurist Manifesto,0.6,2012-01-08,The Futurist Manifesto,9.0,1 +7112,[99],473538,en,Secrets of the Manor House,0.6,2012-01-22,Secrets of the Manor House,9.0,1 +7113,"[35, 18]",467816,en,Seeking Nirvana,0.6,2012-05-03,Seeking Nirvana,9.0,1 +7114,[],465804,en,Adventure Time: The Wand,0.6,2012-07-10,Adventure Time: The Wand,9.0,1 +7115,[18],402556,en,The Ride,0.6,2012-12-07,The Ride,9.0,1 +7116,[99],385699,en,The Program,0.6,2012-08-22,The Program,9.0,1 +7117,"[35, 9648]",363433,en,The Mystery In Old Bathbath,0.6,2012-04-01,The Mystery In Old Bathbath,9.0,1 +7118,[99],359453,en,Wishes Fulfilled,0.6,2012-03-05,Wishes Fulfilled,9.0,1 +7119,[99],358604,en,World's Scariest Drug: The Devil's Breath,0.6,2012-05-11,World's Scariest Drug: The Devil's Breath,9.0,1 +7120,[10402],340493,en,Led Zeppelin: 35th Kennedy Center Honors 2012,0.6,2012-12-26,Led Zeppelin: 35th Kennedy Center Honors 2012,9.0,1 +7121,"[99, 10752]",306219,en,Misa's Fugue,0.6,2012-04-16,Misa's Fugue,9.0,2 +7122,[],303029,en,The Sinner,0.6,2012-10-11,The Sinner,9.0,1 +7123,[],298569,en,Closer to God: Jessica's Journey,0.6,2012-09-04,Closer to God: Jessica's Journey,9.0,1 +7124,[],294224,en,One Way Boogie Woogie,0.6,2012-01-01,One Way Boogie Woogie,9.0,1 +7125,[],277362,en,Point de Gaze,0.6,2012-01-01,Point de Gaze,9.0,1 +7126,[99],274058,en,Vitality,0.6,2012-09-01,Vitality,9.0,2 +7127,[99],273921,en,Coast Modern,0.6,2012-10-11,Coast Modern,9.0,1 +7128,"[18, 10770]",270596,en,A Cross to Bear,0.6,2012-02-18,A Cross to Bear,9.0,2 +7129,[],209553,en,Eugene,0.6,2012-11-28,Eugene,9.0,1 +7130,[],197078,en,Passionflower,0.6,2012-04-17,Passionflower,9.0,1 +7131,[],160384,en,New Year's Concert 2012,0.6,2012-02-07,New Year's Concert 2012,9.0,1 +7132,[],149576,en,The Thought Exchange,0.6,2012-06-01,The Thought Exchange,9.0,2 +7133,[35],145593,en,Kyle Kinane: Whiskey Icarus,0.6,2012-11-24,Kyle Kinane: Whiskey Icarus,9.0,2 +7134,[],139292,en,Tool: Live at Mohegan Sun Arena,0.6,2012-01-31,Tool: Live at Mohegan Sun Arena,9.0,1 +7135,[99],137853,en,Journey to Planet X,0.6,2012-04-20,Journey to Planet X,9.0,1 +7136,[35],135097,en,The Cinema Snob Movie,0.6,2012-09-27,The Cinema Snob Movie,9.0,1 +7137,[99],118407,en,United in Anger: A History of ACT UP,0.6,2012-06-06,United in Anger: A History of ACT UP,9.0,1 +7138,[99],101270,en,Monumental: In Search of America's National Treasure,0.6,2012-03-30,Monumental: In Search of America's National Treasure,9.0,2 +7139,"[99, 53]",97969,en,Scenes of a Crime,0.6,2012-03-30,Scenes of a Crime,9.0,2 +7140,"[16, 35]",553708,en,Oh Sheep!,0.6,2012-10-30,Oh Sheep!,8.5,2 +7141,"[99, 9648]",375158,en,Nazi Mystery - Twins From Brazil,0.6,2012-12-31,Nazi Mystery - Twins From Brazil,8.5,1 +7142,[99],341108,en,O Brother Man: The Art and Life of Lynd Ward,0.6,2012-01-01,O Brother Man: The Art and Life of Lynd Ward,8.5,1 +7143,[16],275464,en,Angelina Ballerina: Ballerina Princess,0.6,2012-03-01,Angelina Ballerina: Ballerina Princess,8.5,1 +7144,[],274604,en,Show Me Your Glory: The Movie,0.6,2012-04-01,Show Me Your Glory: The Movie,8.5,1 +7145,[18],183538,pt,Tres Histórias e Um Destino,0.6,2012-11-02,Destiny Road,8.5,4 +7146,[],168553,de,Serengeti - Im Reich der Antilopen,0.6,2012-12-05,Serengeti - Im Reich der Antilopen,8.5,1 +7147,[],167910,en,A Good Teacher,0.6,2012-03-15,A Good Teacher,8.5,1 +7148,[99],133741,en,Radio Unnameable,0.6,2012-09-19,Radio Unnameable,8.5,2 +7149,"[35, 14, 10402]",341043,en,Adventures Into the Woods: A Sexy Musical,0.6,2012-06-02,Adventures Into the Woods: A Sexy Musical,8.3,2 +7150,[],299791,en,101 Inventions That Changed The World,0.6,2012-12-01,101 Inventions That Changed The World,8.3,2 +7151,"[10749, 16, 14]",92321,ja,蛍火の杜へ,0.6,2012-06-30,Hotarubi no Mori e,8.2,279 +7152,[99],554669,en,Seeds of Hope,0.6,2012-10-13,Seeds of Hope,8.0,1 +7153,[18],505750,en,The Reception,0.6,2012-02-17,The Reception,8.0,1 +7154,[],503549,nl,Ik ben echt niet bang!,0.6,2012-01-25,I'm Never Afraid!,8.0,1 +7155,[99],475612,en,This World Is Unreal Like a Snake in a Rope,0.6,2012-06-05,This World Is Unreal Like a Snake in a Rope,8.0,1 +7156,[99],471167,en,Frontline: The Real CSI,0.6,2012-04-17,Frontline: The Real CSI,8.0,1 +7157,"[35, 18, 10749]",443116,en,Rhapsody,0.6,2012-07-02,Rhapsody,8.0,2 +7158,"[80, 18, 53]",435158,en,Curfew,0.6,2012-01-01,Curfew,8.0,1 +7159,"[16, 99]",425805,en,Old Man,0.6,2012-03-12,Old Man,8.0,2 +7160,[],424796,en,Assumptions of Your Phantom(sy),0.6,2012-01-01,Assumptions of Your Phantom(sy),8.0,1 +7161,"[16, 35, 99]",407016,en,Meaning of Robots,0.6,2012-03-24,Meaning of Robots,8.0,1 +7162,"[53, 27]",403282,id,Taksi,0.6,2012-10-12,Taxi,8.0,1 +7163,[18],399432,en,Un mundo para Raúl,0.6,2012-07-15,A World for Raúl,8.0,1 +7164,[99],385499,en,One Man Metal,0.6,2012-10-06,One Man Metal,8.0,3 +7165,[],385370,en,Stakeout,0.6,2012-05-08,Stakeout,8.0,1 +7166,[],377126,en,Best of the Slam Dunk Contest,0.6,2012-02-14,Best of the Slam Dunk Contest,8.0,1 +7167,"[27, 18]",369751,en,ColourBleed,0.6,2012-06-01,ColourBleed,8.0,1 +7168,[],368465,en,Beforel Orel: Trust,0.6,2012-11-19,Beforel Orel: Trust,8.0,1 +7169,[99],354766,en,An Inconvenient Tooth,0.6,2012-09-06,An Inconvenient Tooth,8.0,2 +7170,[99],353455,en,Pay It No Mind,0.6,2012-10-15,Pay It No Mind,8.0,1 +7171,"[18, 14]",342249,en,Ponce de León,0.6,2012-05-29,Ponce de León,8.0,2 +7172,"[28, 12, 878]",340266,fr,Mad Max a Wasteland Story,0.6,2012-10-23,Mad Max a Wasteland Story,8.0,1 +7173,[18],336746,en,Manddom,0.6,2012-12-20,Manhood,8.0,2 +7174,[],325462,en,6over,0.6,2012-05-18,6over,8.0,1 +7175,[99],311033,en,"On Set With ""Raiders Of The Lost Ark""",0.6,2012-09-12,"On Set With ""Raiders Of The Lost Ark""",8.0,1 +7176,[12],308804,en,Me the Terrible,0.6,2012-01-01,Me the Terrible,8.0,1 +7177,"[53, 9648, 10749]",300230,en,After Romeo & Juliet,0.6,2012-01-01,After Romeo & Juliet,8.0,1 +7178,[],294545,en,Rude Dude,0.6,2012-01-01,Rude Dude,8.0,2 +7179,"[10402, 18]",288652,en,Bolero,0.6,2012-01-01,Bolero,8.0,1 +7180,[],288134,en,Agriculture,0.6,2012-01-01,Agriculture,8.0,1 +7181,[],278699,en,Season Of A Lifetime,0.6,2012-04-14,Season Of A Lifetime,8.0,1 +7182,[35],263511,en,Up to Speed,0.6,2012-09-13,Up to Speed,8.0,1 +7183,[],261572,en,World War II in 3D,0.6,2012-01-24,World War II in 3D,8.0,1 +7184,[],252663,en,Alvin and the Chipmunks: Christmas with The Chipmunks,0.6,2012-01-01,Alvin and the Chipmunks: Christmas with The Chipmunks,8.0,2 +7185,[99],247053,en,Soul Food Junkies,0.6,2012-01-01,Soul Food Junkies,8.0,2 +7186,[99],244592,en,Chase the Stars,0.6,2012-11-06,Chase the Stars,8.0,1 +7187,[16],242550,en,Claycat's The Raid,0.6,2012-05-11,Claycat's The Raid,8.0,2 +7188,[],218730,en,Eye of the Illuminati,0.6,2012-02-02,Eye of the Illuminati,8.0,1 +7189,"[99, 35]",209290,en,The Sandwich Nazi,0.6,2012-01-01,The Sandwich Nazi,8.0,1 +7190,"[27, 35]",200213,en,Killing Me,0.6,2012-07-07,Killing Me,8.0,1 +7191,[10402],199767,en,Killswitch Engage - Rock AM Ring 2012,0.6,2012-06-06,Killswitch Engage - Rock AM Ring 2012,8.0,1 +7192,[99],198979,en,Caligula: 1400 Days of Terror,0.6,2012-11-22,Caligula: 1400 Days of Terror,8.0,2 +7193,[],197107,en,Explosions,0.6,2012-01-01,Explosions,8.0,2 +7194,[10402],194552,en,P!nk: VH1 Storytellers,0.6,2012-11-13,P!nk: VH1 Storytellers,8.0,2 +7195,[],191794,en,Cotto vs. Trout,0.6,2012-12-01,Cotto vs. Trout,8.0,1 +7196,[35],189368,en,Wild Girl Waltz,0.6,2012-01-01,Wild Girl Waltz,8.0,1 +7197,[],179927,en,My Neighbourhood,0.6,2012-03-31,My Neighbourhood,8.0,2 +7198,[99],175495,en,There's No Place Like Home,0.6,2012-10-16,There's No Place Like Home,8.0,1 +7199,[18],168397,he,רוק בקסבה,0.6,2012-11-11,Rock the Casbah,8.0,1 +7200,"[35, 28, 12]",159604,en,Death Grip,0.6,2012-06-30,Death Grip,8.0,1 +7201,[99],153558,en,Traveling Light,0.6,2012-05-20,Traveling Light,8.0,2 +7202,[],149911,en,Titanic at 100: Mystery Solved,0.6,2012-04-15,Titanic at 100: Mystery Solved,8.0,1 +7203,"[10402, 99]",149204,en,The Beach Boys: Doin' It Again,0.6,2012-08-28,The Beach Boys: Doin' It Again,8.0,1 +7204,[99],146324,en,Superheroes of Stoke,0.6,2012-09-01,Superheroes of Stoke,8.0,1 +7205,[99],140914,en,Dang!,0.6,2012-11-01,Dang!,8.0,2 +7206,"[35, 14, 27]",140165,en,Video Diary of a Lost Girl,0.6,2012-06-01,Video Diary of a Lost Girl,8.0,1 +7207,[],139574,en,Romeo Romeo,0.6,2012-10-05,Romeo Romeo,8.0,1 +7208,[35],138323,en,Louie Anderson: Big Baby Boomer,0.6,2012-04-01,Louie Anderson: Big Baby Boomer,8.0,2 +7209,[],137646,en,The Education of Mohammad Hussein,0.6,2012-05-14,The Education of Mohammad Hussein,8.0,2 +7210,[],133911,en,Bring On The Mountain,0.6,2012-06-01,Bring On The Mountain,8.0,1 +7211,[99],128552,en,Runaway Slave,0.6,2012-01-13,Runaway Slave,8.0,1 +7212,"[80, 18]",123634,en,Poolside,0.6,2012-06-05,Poolside,8.0,4 +7213,[99],116450,en,Kubrick's Odyssey II: Secrets Hidden in the Films of Stanley Kubrick; Part Two: Beyond the Infinite,0.6,2012-02-27,Kubrick's Odyssey II: Secrets Hidden in the Films of Stanley Kubrick; Part Two: Beyond the Infinite,8.0,1 +7214,[27],103708,en,Aggressive Behavior,0.6,2012-05-15,Aggressive Behavior,8.0,1 +7215,"[99, 10749]",100532,en,Sun Kissed,0.6,2012-06-01,Sun Kissed,8.0,1 +7216,[99],99332,en,Eurocrime! The Italian Cop and Gangster Films That Ruled the '70s,0.6,2012-03-30,Eurocrime! The Italian Cop and Gangster Films That Ruled the '70s,8.0,8 +7217,[99],84193,en,Ethel,0.6,2012-01-20,Ethel,8.0,5 +7218,[99],84192,en,Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare,0.6,2012-10-05,Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare,8.0,3 +7219,[],157803,en,Unbreakable: The Western States 100,0.6,2012-11-22,Unbreakable: The Western States 100,7.8,3 +7220,[99],208625,en,Celluloid Man,0.6,2012-09-01,Celluloid Man,7.8,4 +7221,[],175505,en,The Cagigal Wedding,0.6,2012-05-19,The Cagigal Wedding,7.8,2 +7222,"[18, 878]",171542,en,HENRi,0.6,2013-02-26,HENRi,7.8,4 +7223,[],170067,en,Dough of the Dead,0.6,2012-02-19,Dough of the Dead,7.8,2 +7224,[],148918,en,"Superman, Spiderman sau Batman",0.6,2012-09-30,"Superman, Spiderman or Batman",7.8,4 +7225,[99],142988,en,Get a Life!,0.6,2012-07-28,Get a Life!,7.8,4 +7226,[35],135668,en,Note to Self,0.6,2012-06-20,Note to Self,7.8,4 +7227,"[35, 10749]",84877,hi,Jodi Breakers,0.6,2012-03-02,Jodi Breakers,7.8,3 +7228,[],167466,en,Propaganda,0.6,2012-01-01,Propaganda,7.7,9 +7229,[99],148401,en,nWo: The Revolution,0.6,2012-11-06,nWo: The Revolution,7.7,3 +7230,"[99, 10402]",132593,en,Produced By George Martin,0.6,2012-09-11,Produced By George Martin,7.7,3 +7231,"[10402, 99]",98425,en,Iron Maiden: Behind the Beast,0.6,2012-03-27,Iron Maiden: Behind the Beast,7.6,7 +7232,"[12, 28]",447518,en,Transformers: The Ride - 3D,0.6,2012-01-01,Transformers: The Ride - 3D,7.5,4 +7233,[99],431989,en,The Singularity,0.6,2012-11-01,The Singularity,7.5,2 +7234,[],378363,en,Tom and Jerry World Champions,0.6,2012-03-06,Tom and Jerry World Champions,7.5,1 +7235,"[18, 35]",360899,en,The Leisure Class,0.6,2012-01-01,The Leisure Class,7.5,2 +7236,[10402],337119,en,Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2012 Induction Ceremony,0.6,2012-05-05,Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2012 Induction Ceremony,7.5,1 +7237,[35],328650,en,Arj Barker: Joy Harvest,0.6,2012-05-02,Arj Barker: Joy Harvest,7.5,1 +7238,[35],308098,gu,Kevi Rite Jaish,0.6,2012-06-15,Kevi Rite Jaish,7.5,2 +7239,[],302465,en,Brothers on the Line,0.6,2012-03-08,Brothers on the Line,7.5,2 +7240,[],270847,en,"My Village, My Lobster",0.6,2012-12-01,"My Village, My Lobster",7.5,1 +7241,"[99, 36]",199406,en,Art of Conflict,0.6,2012-10-11,Art of Conflict,7.5,4 +7242,[],177607,en,Chris Isaak: Beyond The Sun Live,0.6,2012-11-19,Chris Isaak: Beyond The Sun Live,7.5,1 +7243,[10402],171110,en,Radiohead: Bonnaroo 2012,0.6,2012-06-09,Radiohead: Bonnaroo 2012,7.5,1 +7244,[],138136,en,Fetch,0.6,2012-02-23,Fetch,7.5,2 +7245,[],135604,en,Hoagie,0.6,2012-05-12,Hoagie,7.5,2 +7246,[10402],134316,en,Alice Cooper: Bonnaroo 2012,0.6,2012-07-04,Alice Cooper: Bonnaroo 2012,7.5,1 +7247,[99],130745,en,16 Acres,0.6,2012-10-18,16 Acres,7.5,4 +7248,[18],84167,en,ももいろそらを,0.6,2012-01-25,About the Pink Sky,7.5,2 +7249,[99],178619,en,Gods of War: Assembling Earth's Mightiest Anti-Heroes,0.6,2012-11-12,Gods of War: Assembling Earth's Mightiest Anti-Heroes,7.4,5 +7250,[99],492815,en,Behind the Fright: The Making of American Horror Story,0.6,2012-09-25,Behind the Fright: The Making of American Horror Story,7.3,3 +7251,[],247372,en,Christ Complex,0.6,2012-10-06,Christ Complex,7.3,3 +7252,"[16, 27, 878]",242839,en,An Alien Claymation,0.6,2012-12-10,An Alien Claymation,7.3,3 +7253,[99],199951,en,Quentin Tarantino: 20 Years of Filmmaking,0.6,2012-11-20,Quentin Tarantino: 20 Years of Filmmaking,7.3,6 +7254,[99],72841,en,Last Call at the Oasis,0.6,2012-05-04,Last Call at the Oasis,7.3,3 +7255,[35],141803,en,Moshe Kasher: Live in Oakland,0.6,2012-10-26,Moshe Kasher: Live in Oakland,7.3,5 +7256,[99],114593,en,Johnny Carson: King of Late Night,0.6,2012-01-01,Johnny Carson: King of Late Night,7.3,7 +7257,[18],192137,en,Not Waving but Drowning,0.6,2012-09-09,Not Waving but Drowning,7.3,4 +7258,[],171570,en,The Fall Of The House Of Usher,0.6,2012-11-09,The Fall Of The House Of Usher,7.3,2 +7259,[],143295,en,What About Dick?,0.6,2012-11-13,What About Dick?,7.3,4 +7260,[18],137464,en,Barrymore,0.6,2012-08-25,Barrymore,7.3,4 +7261,[18],123556,en,"OK, Good",0.6,2012-01-01,"OK, Good",7.3,4 +7262,[99],230031,en,Evacuate Earth,0.6,2012-12-02,Evacuate Earth,7.2,3 +7263,[99],141688,en,Just Ancient Loops,0.6,2012-11-03,Just Ancient Loops,7.2,3 +7264,"[10402, 99]",98069,en,Charles Bradley: Soul of America,0.6,2012-03-09,Charles Bradley: Soul of America,7.1,8 +7265,[878],568906,en,"Prometheus: Prologue - Happy Birthday, David",0.6,2012-03-17,"Prometheus: Prologue - Happy Birthday, David",7.0,2 +7266,[99],540176,en,Miniatures in Motion: Bringing Frankenweenie to Life,0.6,2012-10-14,Miniatures in Motion: Bringing Frankenweenie to Life,7.0,4 +7267,"[36, 10752, 28]",539561,en,American Experience: Custer's Last Stand,0.6,2012-01-01,American Experience: Custer's Last Stand,7.0,1 +7268,"[9648, 53]",483989,en,Last Call,0.6,2012-08-04,Last Call,7.0,1 +7269,"[10770, 99]",463397,en,Nazi Titanic,0.6,2012-04-14,Nazi Titanic,7.0,1 +7270,[],447285,en,If the River Was Whiskey,0.6,2012-05-04,If the River Was Whiskey,7.0,1 +7271,[],429906,en,Melting Point: Greenland,0.6,2012-01-01,Melting Point: Greenland,7.0,1 +7272,[18],429519,en,Quiet,0.6,2012-05-02,Quiet,7.0,1 +7273,[],416278,en,Animal Odd Couples,0.6,2012-11-07,Animal Odd Couples,7.0,1 +7274,[99],404998,es,El Ave del Paraíso: Un Seductor con Alas,0.6,2012-07-06,El Ave del Paraíso: Un Seductor con Alas,7.0,1 +7275,[18],403567,es,El último canto del pájaro cú,0.6,2012-03-30,El último canto del pájaro cú,7.0,3 +7276,[99],393340,en,In Transition 2.0,0.6,2012-02-12,In Transition 2.0,7.0,1 +7277,[27],369798,en,Monster,0.6,2012-09-10,Monster,7.0,1 +7278,"[10749, 18]",358718,en,Summer Song,0.6,2012-04-01,Summer Song,7.0,1 +7279,"[10402, 99]",352376,en,The Flaming Lips: The Soft Bulletin,0.6,2012-01-09,The Flaming Lips: The Soft Bulletin,7.0,1 +7280,[],345895,en,Wake the Fuck Up,0.6,2012-09-27,Wake the Fuck Up,7.0,1 +7281,[99],345894,en,I Remember: A Film About Joe Brainard,0.6,2012-06-30,I Remember: A Film About Joe Brainard,7.0,1 +7282,[],342251,en,Austerity Measures,0.6,2012-05-29,Austerity Measures,7.0,4 +7283,[99],331269,en,Sega Genesis vs Super Nintendo,0.6,2012-08-13,Sega Genesis vs Super Nintendo,7.0,1 +7284,[99],330490,en,Age of Deceit - Fallen Angels and the New World Order,0.6,2012-01-03,Age of Deceit - Fallen Angels and the New World Order,7.0,1 +7285,[],327898,en,Would You,0.6,2012-03-01,Would You,7.0,1 +7286,[],303704,en,Paper Dream,0.6,2012-06-12,Paper Dream,7.0,1 +7287,[99],296209,en,Overdraft,0.6,2012-01-01,Overdraft,7.0,1 +7288,[18],294318,en,The Endless Possibility of Sky,0.6,2012-01-01,The Endless Possibility of Sky,7.0,2 +7289,"[10749, 18]",294294,en,Saltwater,0.6,2012-07-15,Saltwater,7.0,2 +7290,[35],279361,en,The Perfect Candidate,0.6,2012-10-30,The Perfect Candidate,7.0,2 +7291,"[35, 14, 10402]",278387,en,Love Thing,0.6,2012-05-22,Love Thing,7.0,1 +7292,[10402],274722,en,Chuck Berry: Rock and Roll Music,0.6,1992-03-10,Chuck Berry: Rock and Roll Music,7.0,2 +7293,[],271558,en,Making Light in Terezin,0.6,2012-04-01,Making Light in Terezin,7.0,1 +7294,[99],260711,en,Away to Me,0.6,2012-06-08,Away to Me,7.0,1 +7295,[],259714,en,Big Man,0.6,2012-06-21,Big Man,7.0,1 +7296,[],257173,en,A Beautiful Soul,0.6,2012-05-04,A Beautiful Soul,7.0,1 +7297,[27],253829,en,The Turnpike Killer,0.6,2012-04-30,The Turnpike Killer,7.0,1 +7298,[18],252699,en,"43,000 Feet",0.6,2012-03-31,"43,000 Feet",7.0,1 +7299,[99],247720,en,Ghosts of Ole Miss,0.6,2012-10-30,Ghosts of Ole Miss,7.0,5 +7300,"[18, 10749]",246006,en,The Most Beautiful Thing,0.6,2012-05-15,The Most Beautiful Thing,7.0,4 +7301,[99],240982,en,"The Missing Piece: Mona Lisa, Her Thief, the True Story",0.6,2012-10-12,"The Missing Piece: Mona Lisa, Her Thief, the True Story",7.0,1 +7302,[],239364,en,Snoop Dogg Presents The Bad Girls of Comedy,0.6,2012-03-07,Snoop Dogg Presents The Bad Girls of Comedy,7.0,1 +7303,"[27, 35, 878]",235497,pt,Nervo Craniano Zero,0.6,2012-10-18,Nervo Craniano Zero,7.0,1 +7304,"[35, 878, 10749]",235424,en,The Mind Job,0.6,2012-01-01,The Mind Job,7.0,1 +7305,"[35, 18]",230017,en,My Doll,0.6,2012-12-31,My Doll,7.0,1 +7306,[99],228617,ro,Lumea in patratele,0.6,2012-04-24,Turn Off the Lights,7.0,1 +7307,[99],217642,en,Easy Rider,0.6,2012-08-28,Easy Rider,7.0,1 +7308,[99],211625,en,Ordinary Joe,0.6,2012-03-25,Ordinary Joe,7.0,1 +7309,[53],211427,en,Briefcase,0.6,2012-02-13,Briefcase,7.0,1 +7310,[18],210529,en,Denise,0.6,2012-07-04,Denise,7.0,2 +7311,[18],210526,en,Allison,0.6,2012-07-06,Allison,7.0,1 +7312,[],209718,en,B.O.Y.D.,0.6,2012-04-15,B.O.Y.D.,7.0,1 +7313,"[99, 10751]",203179,en,Magic Camp,0.6,2012-04-28,Magic Camp,7.0,3 +7314,[28],201684,en,TEKKEN Tag Tournament 2,0.6,2012-10-19,TEKKEN Tag Tournament 2,7.0,3 +7315,[],192386,en,Triple Fisher: The Lethal Lolitas of Long Island,0.6,2012-12-12,Triple Fisher: The Lethal Lolitas of Long Island,7.0,1 +7316,[],185913,en,Molly's Girl,0.6,2012-07-21,Molly's Girl,7.0,1 +7317,[99],185740,en,The Space Invaders: In Search of Lost Time,0.6,2012-09-23,The Space Invaders: In Search of Lost Time,7.0,1 +7318,[],173410,en,Juan in a Million,0.6,2012-11-17,Juan in a Million,7.0,1 +7319,[99],168223,en,In Tahrir Square: 18 Days of Egypt's Unfinished Revolution,0.6,2012-01-14,In Tahrir Square: 18 Days of Egypt's Unfinished Revolution,7.0,2 +7320,[99],141245,en,The Dream Factory,0.6,2012-09-15,The Dream Factory,7.0,1 +7321,[],139654,en,Form 17,0.6,2012-09-27,Form 17,7.0,1 +7322,[99],138371,en,The Zen of Bennett,0.6,2012-11-02,The Zen of Bennett,7.0,4 +7323,[],135886,en,The Latino List: Volume 2,0.6,2012-09-24,The Latino List: Volume 2,7.0,2 +7324,[],135291,en,To Catch a Train,0.6,2012-09-28,To Catch a Train,7.0,1 +7325,[],135290,en,Affections,0.6,2012-09-28,Affections,7.0,1 +7326,"[99, 35]",134909,en,The Unbookables,0.6,2012-01-19,The Unbookables,7.0,1 +7327,[99],127451,en,"High Tech, Low Life",0.6,2012-04-19,"High Tech, Low Life",7.0,2 +7328,[],124735,en,Apocalypse: A Bill Callahan Tour Film,0.6,2012-08-01,Apocalypse: A Bill Callahan Tour Film,7.0,1 +7329,"[27, 53]",123244,en,Serving Up Richard,0.6,2012-09-07,Serving Up Richard,7.0,2 +7330,[99],118405,en,Family Portrait in Black and White,0.6,2011-01-21,Family Portrait in Black and White,7.0,1 +7331,[99],105972,en,"OC87: The Obsessive Compulsive, Major Depression, Bipolar, Asperger's Movie",0.6,2012-05-25,"OC87: The Obsessive Compulsive, Major Depression, Bipolar, Asperger's Movie",7.0,3 +7332,[],104518,en,Norman Mailer: The American,0.6,2012-05-18,Norman Mailer: The American,7.0,2 +7333,[99],103733,en,Radioman,0.6,2012-12-07,Radioman,7.0,1 +7334,[99],103528,en,God is the Bigger Elvis,0.6,2012-04-01,God is the Bigger Elvis,7.0,4 +7335,[],102851,fa,یک حبه قند,0.6,2012-02-29,A Cube of Sugar,7.0,7 +7336,[18],98075,en,Wolf,0.6,2012-03-11,Wolf,7.0,2 +7337,[],90359,en,Namath,0.6,2012-01-28,Namath,7.0,2 +7338,[99],88747,en,El Wingador,0.6,2012-02-03,El Wingador,7.0,1 +7339,[27],85306,en,Paralyzed,0.6,2012-10-05,Paralyzed,7.0,3 +7340,[99],84339,en,Slavery by Another Name,0.6,2012-02-11,Slavery by Another Name,7.0,1 +7341,[18],166082,en,Coward,0.6,2012-09-13,Coward,6.9,5 +7342,[35],134469,en,Demetri Martin: Standup Comedian,0.6,2012-10-02,Demetri Martin: Standup Comedian,6.9,5 +7343,[99],117407,en,They Call It Myanmar: Lifting the Curtain,0.6,2012-09-21,They Call It Myanmar: Lifting the Curtain,6.9,5 +7344,[],221475,en,The Henchman's War,0.6,2012-10-01,The Henchman's War,6.8,2 +7345,[],196419,en,Not That Funny,0.6,2012-04-12,Not That Funny,6.8,2 +7346,[10402],133749,en,Paul Simon: Live in New York City,0.6,2012-09-18,Paul Simon: Live in New York City,6.8,2 +7347,[18],115604,de,Homophobia,0.6,2012-05-17,Homophobia,6.8,4 +7348,"[878, 18]",532347,en,The Peter Weyland Files: TED 2023,0.6,2012-02-28,The Peter Weyland Files: TED 2023,6.7,3 +7349,[27],222570,en,Halloween: Awakening,0.6,2012-10-31,Halloween: Awakening,6.7,3 +7350,[99],185602,en,Shenandoah,0.6,2012-10-16,Shenandoah,6.7,3 +7351,[99],140824,en,Hating Breitbart,0.6,2012-10-19,Hating Breitbart,6.7,3 +7352,[99],136562,en,A Year With Armin van Buuren,0.6,2012-10-11,A Year With Armin van Buuren,6.7,3 +7353,[],136366,en,Fugu & Tako,0.6,2012-09-21,Fugu & Tako,6.7,3 +7354,[35],134642,en,Shaquille O'Neal Presents: All Star Comedy Jam - Live from Orlando,0.6,2012-10-09,Shaquille O'Neal Presents: All Star Comedy Jam - Live from Orlando,6.7,3 +7355,[],130125,en,Pac-Man the Movie,0.6,2012-04-04,Pac-Man the Movie,6.7,3 +7356,[99],160411,en,SuicideGirls: UK Holiday,0.6,2012-09-08,SuicideGirls: UK Holiday,6.6,4 +7357,[99],106049,en,The Revisionaries,0.6,2012-04-21,The Revisionaries,6.6,8 +7358,[10402],97157,en,B.B. King: Live at the Royal Albert Hall 2011,0.6,2012-03-20,B.B. King: Live at the Royal Albert Hall 2011,6.6,4 +7359,[878],568921,en,Prometheus: Prologue - Prometheus Transmission,0.6,2012-09-06,Prometheus: Prologue - Prometheus Transmission,6.5,2 +7360,[35],372798,en,Carol and the Temp,0.6,2012-08-15,Carol and the Temp,6.5,1 +7361,[],317902,en,Island of Lucifer,0.6,2012-01-01,Island of Lucifer,6.5,1 +7362,[18],305867,en,Doubles with Slight Pepper,0.6,2012-08-25,Doubles with Slight Pepper,6.5,2 +7363,[18],282685,en,Dig a Hole and Die,0.6,2012-04-23,Dig a Hole and Die,6.5,5 +7364,[],274876,en,Liberator,0.6,2012-09-15,Liberator,6.5,2 +7365,[99],272688,el,Over the Edge: Ultimate Speed Riders,0.6,2012-10-01,Over the Edge: Ultimate Speed Riders,6.5,1 +7366,[99],266772,en,Evolution of Bodybuilding,0.6,2012-01-29,Evolution of Bodybuilding,6.5,2 +7367,[],240988,en,Democracy at Work,0.6,2012-11-03,Democracy at Work,6.5,1 +7368,[99],223574,en,"Tent City, U.S.A",0.6,2012-04-05,"Tent City, U.S.A",6.5,2 +7369,[],219898,en,Josh Blue: Sticky Change,0.6,2012-04-17,Josh Blue: Sticky Change,6.5,2 +7370,"[99, 36, 10402]",210638,en,Harana: The Search for the Lost Art of Serenade,0.6,2012-10-14,Serenade,6.5,2 +7371,"[99, 10770]",198355,en,Underground Railroad :The William Still Story,0.6,2012-01-31,Underground Railroad :The William Still Story,6.5,1 +7372,[99],191617,en,Brute Force,0.6,2012-06-30,Brute Force,6.5,1 +7373,[99],186605,en,Go Ganges!,0.6,2012-01-01,Go Ganges!,6.5,1 +7374,[18],183798,es,Las cosas como son,0.6,2012-04-06,Things the Way They Are,6.5,2 +7375,[],153691,en,Monster Roll,0.6,2012-10-16,Monster Roll,6.5,2 +7376,[99],147049,en,Down To The Earth's Core,0.6,2012-07-15,Down To The Earth's Core,6.5,4 +7377,"[35, 18]",141158,en,The Most Fun I've Ever Had with My Pants On,0.6,2012-06-06,The Most Fun I've Ever Had with My Pants On,6.5,3 +7378,[],137651,en,Kings Point,0.6,2012-01-01,Kings Point,6.5,2 +7379,[],135847,en,The Transmission,0.6,2012-09-21,The Transmission,6.5,1 +7380,[35],135704,en,Ron White: A Little Unprofessional,0.6,2012-10-01,Ron White: A Little Unprofessional,6.5,2 +7381,"[27, 28, 53, 99]",121691,en,Hellbound?,0.6,2012-09-21,Hellbound?,6.5,2 +7382,[99],120271,en,Wagner's Dream,0.6,2012-09-10,Wagner's Dream,6.5,2 +7383,[99],106591,en,Portrait of Wally,0.6,2012-05-11,Portrait of Wally,6.5,2 +7384,"[10402, 99]",106343,en,Bad Brains: A Band in DC,0.6,2012-06-06,Bad Brains: A Band in DC,6.5,2 +7385,[99],105790,en,Booker's Place: A Mississippi Story,0.6,2012-04-27,Booker's Place: A Mississippi Story,6.5,2 +7386,"[18, 53]",104059,en,Suspicion,0.6,2012-03-02,Suspicion,6.5,2 +7387,[99],132036,en,Black Air: The Buick Grand National Documentary,0.6,2012-12-11,Black Air: The Buick Grand National Documentary,6.4,4 +7388,[35],97102,en,Jo Koy: Lights Out,0.6,2012-04-03,Jo Koy: Lights Out,6.4,4 +7389,[18],356228,en,Identity,0.6,2012-05-24,Identity,6.3,3 +7390,"[35, 10770]",180779,en,Operation Cupcake,0.6,2012-06-16,Operation Cupcake,6.3,3 +7391,[],252385,en,American Addict,0.6,2012-05-18,American Addict,6.3,5 +7392,[10402],104960,en,Joe Satriani: Satchurated,0.6,2012-04-24,Joe Satriani: Satchurated,6.3,5 +7393,[99],203182,en,Can't Stand Losing You: Surviving The Police,0.6,2012-11-23,Can't Stand Losing You: Surviving The Police,6.3,7 +7394,"[878, 53]",228905,en,Seed,0.6,2012-08-11,Seed,6.3,4 +7395,"[35, 27, 16, 878]",210590,en,Pingu's The Thing,0.6,2012-01-19,Pingu's The Thing,6.3,2 +7396,[18],208186,en,Happily Never After,0.6,2012-02-24,Happily Never After,6.3,2 +7397,[18],207307,en,The Black Balloon,0.6,2012-01-20,The Black Balloon,6.3,2 +7398,[99],162124,en,Eating Alabama,0.6,2012-03-10,Eating Alabama,6.3,2 +7399,[],138068,en,Bled White,0.6,2012-09-11,Bled White,6.3,2 +7400,[99],94885,en,Just Like Being There,0.6,2012-03-09,Just Like Being There,6.3,4 +7401,[18],91311,en,The Trouble with the Truth,0.6,2011-10-21,The Trouble with the Truth,6.3,4 +7402,"[99, 36]",86579,en,The Tents,0.6,2012-02-01,The Tents,6.3,4 +7403,"[36, 10402, 99]",139325,es,Hecho en México,0.6,2012-11-30,Made in Mexico,6.2,6 +7404,"[99, 35, 10751]",96915,en,Trash Dance,0.6,2012-03-10,Trash Dance,6.2,3 +7405,[99],222885,en,Design Is One,0.6,2012-10-18,Design Is One,6.1,4 +7406,"[18, 53, 9648]",129531,en,The Wife He Met Online,0.6,2012-04-21,The Wife He Met Online,6.1,5 +7407,[18],570033,en,Adrift: 47 Days with Sharks,0.6,2012-08-14,Adrift: 47 Days with Sharks,6.0,1 +7408,[],499742,en,Money for Angels,0.6,2012-09-16,Money for Angels,6.0,1 +7409,[27],499063,en,Silent Hill 3: The Movie,0.6,2012-07-13,Silent Hill 3: The Movie,6.0,2 +7410,"[80, 18]",466153,en,Wake,0.6,2012-07-12,Wake,6.0,2 +7411,[35],464162,es,Harry Grows Up,0.6,2012-07-01,Harry Grows Up,6.0,1 +7412,[99],433832,en,Hummingbirds: Jewelled Messengers,0.6,2012-06-25,Hummingbirds: Jewelled Messengers,6.0,1 +7413,[],424540,en,Inquire Within,0.6,2012-01-01,Inquire Within,6.0,1 +7414,[],420345,en,Bottom,0.6,2012-01-01,Bottom,6.0,2 +7415,[],417659,en,All I Think of Is You,0.6,2012-08-11,All I Think of Is You,6.0,1 +7416,"[10751, 12, 18]",410570,en,Transit,0.6,2012-08-08,Transit,6.0,3 +7417,[],409035,en,Obey the Giant: The Shepard Fairey Story,0.6,2012-05-16,Obey the Giant: The Shepard Fairey Story,6.0,1 +7418,[16],406844,it,Spider-Man: Scontro Finale,0.6,2012-01-01,Spider-Man: Scontro Finale,6.0,1 +7419,[18],401789,en,8 Reels of Sewage,0.6,2012-06-12,8 Reels of Sewage,6.0,1 +7420,"[16, 18]",356501,en,Brother,0.6,2012-06-09,Brother,6.0,1 +7421,[],355994,en,Parapsychology 101,0.6,2012-09-20,Parapsychology 101,6.0,1 +7422,[99],347980,en,Secret Lives of the Apostles,0.6,2012-04-05,Secret Lives of the Apostles,6.0,1 +7423,[99],345626,en,Jeffrey Dahmer: Confessions Of A Serial Killer,0.6,2012-02-25,Jeffrey Dahmer: Confessions Of A Serial Killer,6.0,1 +7424,[],339932,en,The Unseen Best Of The Booth Brothers Films,0.6,2012-08-13,The Unseen Best Of The Booth Brothers Films,6.0,1 +7425,[99],335333,xx,Interview with a Cannibal,0.6,2012-06-29,Interview with a Cannibal,6.0,1 +7426,[99],334047,en,The High Price of Freedom,0.6,2012-05-27,The High Price of Freedom,6.0,1 +7427,[99],331178,en,Megaquake 10.0,0.6,2012-01-11,Megaquake 10.0,6.0,1 +7428,"[12, 99]",302572,en,Exploring Bloody Bay Wall,0.6,2012-03-01,Exploring Bloody Bay Wall,6.0,1 +7429,[],301064,en,Play Date,0.6,2012-01-01,Play Date,6.0,1 +7430,"[10402, 18]",297488,en,Songs for Amy,0.6,2012-05-02,Songs for Amy,6.0,1 +7431,[],296537,en,The Savoy King: Chick Webb & the Music That Changed America,0.6,2012-01-01,The Savoy King: Chick Webb & the Music That Changed America,6.0,1 +7432,[18],284098,en,A Truncated Story of Infinity,0.6,2012-07-28,A Truncated Story of Infinity,6.0,1 +7433,[99],274259,en,The Fourth World,0.6,2012-08-01,The Fourth World,6.0,1 +7434,[],273142,en,Dora the Explorer: Dora's Rescue in Mermaid Kingdom,0.6,2012-06-01,Dora the Explorer: Dora's Rescue in Mermaid Kingdom,6.0,1 +7435,"[16, 35]",270929,en,Apocalypse Pooh,0.6,1987-03-09,Apocalypse Pooh,6.0,2 +7436,[],269647,en,Watershed: Exploring a New Water Ethic for the New West,0.6,2012-03-24,Watershed: Exploring a New Water Ethic for the New West,6.0,2 +7437,[],262735,en,Menhaden: The Most Important Fish in the Bay,0.6,2012-04-16,Menhaden: The Most Important Fish in the Bay,6.0,1 +7438,[99],258831,en,Hitler's Secret Attack on America,0.6,2012-11-12,Hitler's Secret Attack on America,6.0,2 +7439,[27],250505,en,Vesuvius,0.6,2012-10-25,Vesuvius,6.0,2 +7440,[27],247670,en,Missing in the Mansion,0.6,2012-10-29,Missing in the Mansion,6.0,1 +7441,[35],243120,en,Cinema Six,0.6,2013-11-19,Cinema Six,6.0,1 +7442,"[10402, 99]",242676,en,The Joy Of Disco,0.6,2012-03-02,The Joy Of Disco,6.0,1 +7443,[35],241151,en,Jackpot,0.6,2012-07-14,Jackpot,6.0,1 +7444,[],237862,en,Murder University,0.6,2012-08-01,Murder University,6.0,1 +7445,"[27, 16]",229856,en,The Haunting at Danford Cabin,0.6,2012-04-03,The Haunting at Danford Cabin,6.0,1 +7446,[],223210,th,Khong lang nam,0.6,2012-10-13,Cactus River,6.0,2 +7447,"[10749, 35]",219170,en,Hannah Has a Ho-Phase,0.6,2013-06-07,Hannah Has a Ho-Phase,6.0,1 +7448,[18],209728,en,Simple Mind,0.6,2012-03-29,Simple Mind,6.0,1 +7449,"[99, 35]",209727,en,Nic & Jerry Get OFF,0.6,2012-10-20,Nic & Jerry Get OFF,6.0,1 +7450,[18],209604,en,The 10 Commandments of Chloe,0.6,2012-02-01,The 10 Commandments of Chloe,6.0,1 +7451,"[35, 18]",205812,en,"Marvin, Seth and Stanley",0.6,2012-04-20,"Marvin, Seth and Stanley",6.0,1 +7452,[99],205570,en,Drugged: High on Alcohol,0.6,2012-12-30,Drugged: High on Alcohol,6.0,1 +7453,[],201725,en,So Pretty,0.6,2012-08-29,So Pretty,6.0,1 +7454,"[18, 878]",194235,en,Expo,0.6,2012-05-20,Expo,6.0,1 +7455,[],180740,en,The Black Belle,0.6,2012-11-05,The Black Belle,6.0,1 +7456,[18],171404,en,Between Friends,0.6,2012-12-09,Between Friends,6.0,1 +7457,"[10752, 18]",169879,en,Battle of the Pacific,0.6,2012-01-01,Battle of the Pacific,6.0,1 +7458,[],167447,en,I Am Nasrine,0.6,2012-06-01,I Am Nasrine,6.0,1 +7459,[],157884,en,The Casserole Club,0.6,2012-01-01,The Casserole Club,6.0,1 +7460,[99],157678,en,Uprising,0.6,2012-12-02,Uprising,6.0,1 +7461,[],155168,en,Elvis Presley: Prince from Another Planet,0.6,2012-11-13,Elvis Presley: Prince from Another Planet,6.0,1 +7462,[],151703,en,Picture Paris,0.6,2012-12-17,Picture Paris,6.0,1 +7463,"[16, 10751]",150402,en,The Magic Hockey Skates,0.6,2012-12-13,The Magic Hockey Skates,6.0,1 +7464,[99],149709,en,Mel Brooks Strikes Back!,0.6,2012-12-10,Mel Brooks Strikes Back!,6.0,1 +7465,[99],147289,en,Sex for Sale: American Escort,0.6,2012-02-22,Sex for Sale: American Escort,6.0,1 +7466,"[14, 10751, 16, 10402]",145152,en,The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Christmas!,0.6,2012-11-21,The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Christmas!,6.0,2 +7467,[99],142354,en,A Brief History of John Baldessari,0.6,2012-03-10,A Brief History of John Baldessari,6.0,1 +7468,[],140851,en,RINGO or: The Story of a Couple Who Tried to Revitalize Their Relationship But Instead Ruined a Child,0.6,2012-01-01,RINGO or: The Story of a Couple Who Tried to Revitalize Their Relationship But Instead Ruined a Child,6.0,1 +7469,"[28, 37]",134693,en,Heathens and Thieves,0.6,2012-08-01,Heathens and Thieves,6.0,2 +7470,[99],134409,en,Decoding Deepak,0.6,2012-03-11,Decoding Deepak,6.0,2 +7471,[99],132866,en,40 Minutes of Hell,0.6,2012-02-11,40 Minutes of Hell,6.0,1 +7472,[16],130445,en,Consuming Spirits,0.6,2012-01-01,Consuming Spirits,6.0,2 +7473,[],128525,en,The International Sign for Choking,0.6,2012-06-26,The International Sign for Choking,6.0,1 +7474,[],128404,en,We Are Skateboarders,0.6,2012-02-23,We Are Skateboarders,6.0,1 +7475,[99],124080,en,Shepard & Dark,0.6,2012-10-11,Shepard & Dark,6.0,4 +7476,[99],119288,en,Drei Sterne - Die Köche und die Sterne,0.6,2012-07-13,Three Stars,6.0,4 +7477,[18],119093,lt,Miegančių drugelių tvirtovė,0.6,2012-06-16,The Fortress of Sleeping Butterflies,6.0,1 +7478,[99],112079,en,Save the Titanic With Bob Ballard,0.6,2012-04-08,Save the Titanic With Bob Ballard,6.0,1 +7479,"[99, 37]",111949,en,"Wild Horse, Wild Ride",0.6,2012-08-24,"Wild Horse, Wild Ride",6.0,1 +7480,[99],106739,en,Low & Clear,0.6,2012-03-01,Low & Clear,6.0,2 +7481,[],106009,en,A Sister's Call,0.6,2012-12-12,A Sister's Call,6.0,1 +7482,"[35, 18]",105931,en,An Ordinary Family,0.6,2012-05-01,An Ordinary Family,6.0,1 +7483,[99],105555,en,Art Is... The Permanent Revolution,0.6,2012-03-02,Art Is... The Permanent Revolution,6.0,1 +7484,[27],102628,ko,렛 미 아웃,0.6,2012-04-01,Let Me Out,6.0,1 +7485,[99],84346,en,The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom,0.6,2012-01-20,The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom,6.0,2 +7486,[10402],81026,en,Scorpions: Get Your Sting & Blackout Live,0.6,2012-02-21,Scorpions: Get Your Sting & Blackout Live,6.0,3 +7487,[18],140444,en,"Nancy, Please",0.6,2012-04-20,"Nancy, Please",5.9,5 +7488,"[10402, 99]",83730,en,Re:Generation Music Project,0.6,2012-02-16,Re:Generation Music Project,5.9,5 +7489,[99],158098,en,We The Tiny House People,0.6,2012-05-31,We The Tiny House People,5.9,4 +7490,"[27, 53]",61378,de,Sovia: Death Hospital,0.6,2012-01-01,Sovia: Death Hospital,5.9,4 +7491,[18],286479,en,Superhero,0.6,2012-03-18,Superhero,5.8,3 +7492,"[18, 28, 12]",112888,en,Hatfields and Mccoys: Bad Blood,0.6,2012-06-05,Hatfields and Mccoys: Bad Blood,5.8,6 +7493,[99],102872,fr,Entre Les Bras,0.6,2012-09-14,Step Up to the Plate,5.8,5 +7494,"[99, 18]",179472,en,Rape for Profit,0.6,2012-12-07,Rape for Profit,5.8,4 +7495,[28],166178,th,ดุ ดวล ดิบ,0.6,2012-10-01,Fighting Fish,5.8,2 +7496,[99],135303,en,The Singularity Is Near,0.6,2012-07-20,The Singularity Is Near,5.8,2 +7497,[18],98022,en,Amazing Love,0.6,2012-11-06,Amazing Love,5.8,6 +7498,[],168616,en,Tumult,0.6,2012-06-29,Tumult,5.7,5 +7499,[35],81660,en,The Selling,0.6,2011-04-29,The Selling,5.7,5 +7500,"[35, 27]",259391,en,Atom the Amazing Zombie Killer,0.6,2012-07-15,Atom the Amazing Zombie Killer,5.7,3 +7501,"[16, 878]",258806,es,Exoids,0.6,2012-07-10,Exoids,5.7,3 +7502,"[10749, 18]",218170,en,Children of the Air,0.6,2012-01-14,Children of the Air,5.7,3 +7503,[],177090,en,A Silent Truth,0.6,2012-04-29,A Silent Truth,5.7,3 +7504,[99],134684,en,Steve Jobs: Visionary Genius,0.6,2012-07-01,Steve Jobs: Visionary Genius,5.7,3 +7505,"[18, 28]",95628,en,Payback Season,0.6,2012-03-09,Payback Season,5.7,3 +7506,"[27, 53]",82056,en,Collapse,0.6,2012-04-14,Collapse,5.7,6 +7507,"[10749, 18]",326835,en,Teens Like Phil,0.6,2012-05-08,Teens Like Phil,5.6,8 +7508,[10402],160804,en,A MusiCares Tribute to Barbra Streisand,0.6,2012-11-12,A MusiCares Tribute to Barbra Streisand,5.6,4 +7509,[27],193580,en,P.O.E. : Project of Evil,0.6,2012-05-14,P.O.E. : Project of Evil,5.6,5 +7510,"[10770, 18, 53]",101437,en,Obsession,0.6,2012-02-05,A Trusted Man,5.6,5 +7511,[27],499065,en,Silent Hill 2: The Movie,0.6,2012-09-03,Silent Hill 2: The Movie,5.5,2 +7512,[99],454101,fr,Une histoire naturelle du rire,0.6,2012-01-01,A Natural History of Laughter,5.5,2 +7513,[27],344688,en,Endless,0.6,2012-06-11,Endless,5.5,2 +7514,"[18, 35]",334205,en,Jennifer,0.6,2012-08-24,Jennifer,5.5,1 +7515,[9648],303901,en,Shadow Witness,0.6,2012-01-01,Shadow Witness,5.5,1 +7516,[],286247,en,The Olivia Experiment,0.6,2012-11-14,The Olivia Experiment,5.5,1 +7517,[],274278,en,Transcendence,0.6,2012-06-09,Transcendence,5.5,2 +7518,[99],259762,en,The Eyes of Thailand,0.6,2012-04-28,The Eyes of Thailand,5.5,1 +7519,[],255925,en,Dark Measures,0.6,2012-01-01,Dark Measures,5.5,1 +7520,[],251409,en,Skin,0.6,2012-02-14,Skin,5.5,2 +7521,"[27, 16]",238672,en,Chainsaw Maid 3,0.6,2012-03-22,Chainsaw Maid 3,5.5,2 +7522,"[35, 10749]",229613,en,Trailer Park Jesus,0.6,2012-03-30,Trailer Park Jesus,5.5,2 +7523,[],203246,en,Centre Place,0.6,2012-02-14,Centre Place,5.5,2 +7524,[],183249,en,Night Ranger: 24 Strings & A Drummer - Live & Acoustic,0.6,2012-10-22,Night Ranger: 24 Strings & A Drummer - Live & Acoustic,5.5,1 +7525,[99],180163,en,Unfit: Ward vs. Ward,0.6,2012-04-30,Unfit: Ward vs. Ward,5.5,1 +7526,[],168671,en,Pawn Shop,0.6,2012-02-10,Pawn Shop,5.5,1 +7527,"[878, 35, 27]",155182,en,Overtime,0.6,2012-01-29,Overtime,5.5,4 +7528,[99],154866,en,CatCam,0.6,2012-03-09,CatCam,5.5,2 +7529,[],150384,en,Tectonics,0.6,2012-09-28,Tectonics,5.5,2 +7530,[],149527,en,Behind the Mirrors,0.6,2012-06-24,Behind the Mirrors,5.5,2 +7531,[],144487,en,Spirit of a Denture,0.6,2012-05-11,Spirit of a Denture,5.5,2 +7532,[],142496,en,Comic Store Heroes,0.6,2012-07-13,Comic Store Heroes,5.5,2 +7533,"[28, 27, 18, 53]",141864,en,The Woodsman,0.6,2012-03-09,The Woodsman,5.5,3 +7534,[18],141687,fr,Paradis Perdu,0.6,2012-07-07,Lost Paradise,5.5,6 +7535,[18],141152,es,Todo el mundo tiene a alguien menos yo,0.6,2012-11-02,Everybody's Got Somebody... Not Me,5.5,4 +7536,[18],122961,en,Tiger Tail in Blue,0.6,2012-12-31,Tiger Tail in Blue,5.5,2 +7537,[35],119452,en,Bill Bellamy: Crazy Sexy Dirty,0.6,2012-06-02,Bill Bellamy: Crazy Sexy Dirty,5.5,1 +7538,[18],114566,en,Cartas a Elena,0.6,2012-06-08,Cartas a Elena,5.5,2 +7539,[],105785,en,"Life, Love, Soul",0.6,2012-04-13,"Life, Love, Soul",5.5,2 +7540,[18],105675,en,Paraísos artificiales,0.6,2012-03-30,Artificial Paradises,5.5,2 +7541,[53],273516,en,The Silent Thief,0.6,2012-04-15,The Silent Thief,5.4,5 +7542,[18],266235,en,Fray,0.6,2014-04-18,Fray,5.4,4 +7543,[28],203810,en,Meltdown,0.6,2009-11-14,Meltdown,5.4,4 +7544,[99],86850,en,The Island President,0.6,2012-03-28,The Island President,5.4,5 +7545,"[28, 53]",141999,en,Allegiance,0.6,2012-12-28,Allegiance,5.4,11 +7546,[],401064,en,B4,0.6,2012-12-14,B4,5.3,3 +7547,"[35, 10749]",244626,en,Anything but Christmas,0.6,2012-12-09,Anything but Christmas,5.3,3 +7548,"[99, 10402]",192995,en,Jake Shimabukuro: Life on Four Strings,0.6,2012-12-10,Jake Shimabukuro: Life on Four Strings,5.3,3 +7549,"[18, 878]",186823,en,Vacuity,0.6,2012-04-30,Vacuity,5.3,3 +7550,[],176069,en,Foreign Letters,0.6,2012-04-22,Foreign Letters,5.3,3 +7551,"[35, 18, 10749]",173178,en,Falling Uphill,0.6,2012-04-30,Falling Uphill,5.3,3 +7552,[99],135338,en,They Come to America,0.6,2012-03-31,They Come to America,5.3,3 +7553,[878],133571,en,Grounded,0.6,2012-01-18,Grounded,5.3,3 +7554,"[12, 35, 18, 10751]",180767,en,Sedona,0.6,2012-03-16,Sedona,5.3,5 +7555,[35],119433,en,Todd Barry: Super Crazy,0.6,2012-07-24,Todd Barry: Super Crazy,5.3,5 +7556,[10751],302413,es,La pelea de mi vida,0.6,2012-09-06,La pelea de mi vida,5.3,2 +7557,[18],286483,en,Roses,0.6,2012-01-08,Roses,5.3,2 +7558,[27],283224,en,Death Rattle,0.6,2012-07-13,Death Rattle,5.3,2 +7559,"[18, 53]",259142,en,Water on Mars,0.6,2012-03-13,Water on Mars,5.3,2 +7560,[18],254968,en,Bloodline,0.6,2012-08-15,Bloodline,5.3,2 +7561,[99],251082,en,The Reality of Me,0.6,2012-11-01,The Reality of Me,5.3,3 +7562,"[10402, 10751]",245126,en,Valentina Lisitsa: Live at the Royal Albert Hall,0.6,2012-08-07,Valentina Lisitsa: Live at the Royal Albert Hall,5.3,2 +7563,"[18, 35]",185727,en,"Yes, I'm Gary",0.6,2012-03-22,"Yes, I'm Gary",5.3,2 +7564,[18],154851,en,Broken Roads,0.6,2012-11-08,Broken Roads,5.3,2 +7565,[99],146748,en,The Legend of Zelda: Timeline,0.6,2012-11-29,The Legend of Zelda: Timeline,5.3,2 +7566,[10402],144626,en,Paul McCartney: Live Kisses,0.6,2012-11-13,Paul McCartney: Live Kisses,5.3,2 +7567,"[35, 28]",130353,en,Dust Up,0.6,2012-10-26,Dust Up,5.3,4 +7568,"[35, 18]",119161,th,วาเลนไทน์ สวีทตี้,0.6,2012-02-09,Valentine Sweety,5.3,2 +7569,[18],157919,en,Knife Fight,0.6,2013-01-25,Knife Fight,5.2,20 +7570,[99],102863,en,Meanwhile in Mamelodi,0.6,2012-04-26,Meanwhile in Mamelodi,5.2,3 +7571,"[18, 10749]",362609,en,Surviving Family,0.6,2014-08-15,Surviving Family,5.1,4 +7572,[16],110038,en,The Chase,0.6,2012-02-20,The Chase,5.1,5 +7573,[99],591255,en,Strictly Irish Dancing,0.6,2012-06-13,Strictly Irish Dancing,5.0,1 +7574,"[35, 10751]",563599,en,The Curse of the Un-kissable Kid,0.6,2012-11-12,The Curse of the Un-kissable Kid,5.0,1 +7575,[],489249,en,2 Days: Portrait of a Fighter: Brandon Rios,0.6,2012-02-23,2 Days: Portrait of a Fighter: Brandon Rios,5.0,1 +7576,[99],489023,en,2 Days: Adrien Broner (HBO Sports),0.6,2012-07-07,2 Days: Adrien Broner (HBO Sports),5.0,1 +7577,"[18, 10749]",470731,en,The Apple Tree,0.6,2012-01-15,The Apple Tree,5.0,1 +7578,[],459901,en,The Joy Of The Single,0.6,2012-11-23,The Joy Of The Single,5.0,2 +7579,[99],458917,xx,Good Farm,0.6,2012-09-12,Good Farm,5.0,1 +7580,"[28, 878]",458473,en,Y: The Last Man Rising,0.6,2012-07-11,Y: The Last Man Rising,5.0,2 +7581,"[35, 80, 28]",444662,en,The Fake,0.6,2012-12-17,The Fake,5.0,1 +7582,[27],438937,en,The Slender Man,0.6,2012-10-29,The Slender Man,5.0,3 +7583,[99],421751,en,Warp and Weft: A Snapshot of Raw Denim in the United States,0.6,2012-11-01,Warp and Weft: A Snapshot of Raw Denim in the United States,5.0,1 +7584,[],410208,en,"Swords, Knives, Very Sharp Objects and Cutlery",0.6,2012-01-01,"Swords, Knives, Very Sharp Objects and Cutlery",5.0,1 +7585,[],410027,en,Mold,0.6,2012-01-01,Mold,5.0,1 +7586,[],409993,en,Pizza Shop,0.6,2012-01-01,Pizza Shop,5.0,1 +7587,[],409782,en,Gooby Pls,0.6,2012-05-03,Gooby Pls,5.0,1 +7588,[],408849,en,The Hiccup,0.6,2012-10-12,The Hiccup,5.0,1 +7589,[99],401342,en,Ben's Vortex,0.6,2012-08-08,Ben's Vortex,5.0,1 +7590,[27],395681,en,Grave Torture,0.6,2012-10-04,Grave Torture,5.0,1 +7591,[35],354373,en,Love and Germophobia,0.6,2012-01-01,Love and Germophobia,5.0,1 +7592,[878],352545,en,Star Trek Secret Voyage: Whose Birth These Triumphs Are,0.6,2012-08-08,Star Trek Secret Voyage: Whose Birth These Triumphs Are,5.0,1 +7593,[27],334749,en,Blood Rites,0.6,2012-04-05,Blood Rites,5.0,1 +7594,"[14, 18]",334209,en,Waiting For You,0.6,2012-01-01,Waiting For You,5.0,1 +7595,[27],332279,en,House of Horrors: Gates of Hell,0.6,2012-10-03,House of Horrors: Gates of Hell,5.0,2 +7596,[],331171,en,Camel Caravan,0.6,2012-01-01,Camel Caravan,5.0,1 +7597,[],326647,en,Check Your Body at the Door,0.6,2012-01-01,Check Your Body at the Door,5.0,1 +7598,[],325906,en,Spectres,0.6,2012-09-28,Spectres,5.0,2 +7599,[],307769,en,Mr. Nookayya,0.6,2012-03-08,Mr. Nookayya,5.0,1 +7600,[99],305514,en,Jerry & Maggie: This Is Not Photography,0.6,2012-01-01,Jerry & Maggie: This Is Not Photography,5.0,1 +7601,[],297844,en,Postcard From 1952,0.6,2012-08-15,Postcard From 1952,5.0,1 +7602,"[28, 12, 18]",296127,en,Shattered,0.6,2012-04-01,Shattered,5.0,1 +7603,"[878, 14, 27]",285067,en,Dark Surface,0.6,2012-11-27,Dark Surface,5.0,1 +7604,[35],279572,en,Becoming Blond,0.6,2012-10-16,Becoming Blond,5.0,1 +7605,[],278436,en,Sam,0.6,2012-02-26,Sam,5.0,1 +7606,[],273593,en,Thomas & Friends: A Very Thomas Christmas,0.6,2012-10-09,Thomas & Friends: A Very Thomas Christmas,5.0,1 +7607,[27],263009,en,Deadly Presence,0.6,2012-09-07,Deadly Presence,5.0,1 +7608,[35],259539,en,The Man from Orlando,0.6,2012-09-07,The Man from Orlando,5.0,1 +7609,[99],259438,en,In Search of Avery Willard,0.6,2012-06-19,In Search of Avery Willard,5.0,1 +7610,"[18, 28]",258811,en,Soldier of Destiny,0.6,2012-11-01,Soldier of Destiny,5.0,1 +7611,"[27, 35]",255754,en,Dead Kansas,0.6,2012-05-29,Dead Kansas,5.0,1 +7612,"[16, 27]",243132,en,Claycat's Evil Dead II,0.6,2012-07-14,Claycat's Evil Dead II,5.0,1 +7613,"[35, 27]",231994,en,The Mistake,0.6,2012-02-01,The Mistake,5.0,1 +7614,"[28, 18]",226985,en,Vendetta,0.6,2012-03-30,Vendetta,5.0,1 +7615,[27],222465,en,A Zombie Invasion,0.6,2012-12-01,A Zombie Invasion,5.0,3 +7616,[99],218065,en,Wild Alaska,0.6,2013-02-05,Wild Alaska,5.0,1 +7617,"[35, 18]",212192,en,Broken Specs,0.6,2012-10-19,Broken Specs,5.0,1 +7618,[18],210516,en,Dakota,0.6,2012-07-09,Dakota,5.0,1 +7619,"[18, 35, 9648]",208472,en,Dead Herring,0.6,2012-02-16,Dead Herring,5.0,1 +7620,[],202629,en,Cherry Waves,0.6,2012-06-21,Cherry Waves,5.0,1 +7621,"[99, 18]",188073,en,Not Yet Begun to Fight,0.6,2012-11-14,Not Yet Begun to Fight,5.0,1 +7622,"[18, 10749]",177354,en,Stud Life,0.6,2012-03-22,Stud Life,5.0,1 +7623,"[10402, 99]",177258,en,Modest Mouse: The Lonesome Crowded West,0.6,2012-06-18,Modest Mouse: The Lonesome Crowded West,5.0,1 +7624,[],166169,en,Life and Freaky Times of Uncle Luke,0.6,2012-06-30,Life and Freaky Times of Uncle Luke,5.0,1 +7625,[99],163316,en,Wildness,0.6,2012-02-23,Wildness,5.0,1 +7626,[],159825,en,Catnip: Egress to Oblivion?,0.6,2012-07-06,Catnip: Egress to Oblivion?,5.0,2 +7627,[53],159522,en,Profane,0.6,2012-07-01,Profane,5.0,1 +7628,[],154860,en,Must Come Down,0.6,2012-03-30,Must Come Down,5.0,1 +7629,"[35, 10749]",154770,ru,Prazdnik Vzaperti,0.6,2012-12-20,Holiday Lockdown,5.0,1 +7630,[18],152226,en,Open Five 2,0.6,2012-12-13,Open Five 2,5.0,1 +7631,[99],147841,en,El Medico: The Cubaton Story,0.6,2012-01-27,El Medico: The Cubaton Story,5.0,2 +7632,[27],146038,en,Paranormal Case Files: Ghost Investigations,0.6,2012-02-22,Paranormal Case Files: Ghost Investigations,5.0,2 +7633,[99],145196,en,Money and Medicine,0.6,2012-03-05,Money and Medicine,5.0,1 +7634,[],143366,en,Stealing Summers,0.6,2012-10-30,Stealing Summers,5.0,1 +7635,[],142581,en,The Normals,0.6,2012-11-16,The Normals,5.0,2 +7636,[],140838,en,Horgasm: A Love Story,0.6,2012-10-29,Horgasm: A Love Story,5.0,2 +7637,[99],138303,en,The Russian Winter,0.6,2012-04-20,The Russian Winter,5.0,1 +7638,[99],138294,en,High Ground,0.6,2012-11-02,High Ground,5.0,1 +7639,[10751],138292,en,Trooper and the Legend of the Golden Key,0.6,2012-11-01,Trooper and the Legend of the Golden Key,5.0,1 +7640,[10751],136074,en,Little Monsters,0.6,2012-01-02,Little Monsters,5.0,2 +7641,[35],135205,en,Pictures of Superheroes,0.6,2012-10-30,Pictures of Superheroes,5.0,1 +7642,[99],133734,en,Doctored,0.6,2012-09-21,Doctored,5.0,1 +7643,[99],132887,en,First Cousin Once Removed,0.6,2012-10-09,First Cousin Once Removed,5.0,1 +7644,[18],129113,he,Menatek Ha-maim,0.6,2012-11-07,The Cutoff Man,5.0,1 +7645,[99],127929,en,Death By China,0.6,2012-08-17,Death By China,5.0,3 +7646,[],121127,en,Earrings,0.6,2012-07-28,Earrings,5.0,1 +7647,"[18, 35]",118976,th,ปัญญา เรณู 2,0.6,2012-01-26,Panya Raenu 2,5.0,1 +7648,[878],118723,en,L5,0.6,2012-02-21,L5,5.0,1 +7649,[10402],113311,en,Simply Red: Live at Montreux 2003,0.6,2012-05-22,Simply Red: Live at Montreux 2003,5.0,1 +7650,[99],108540,en,Bill W.,0.6,2012-05-18,Bill W.,5.0,1 +7651,[],108207,en,Empire Builder,0.6,2012-03-05,Empire Builder,5.0,1 +7652,"[18, 10749]",106474,en,You Hurt My Feelings,0.6,2012-05-04,You Hurt My Feelings,5.0,1 +7653,[99],105677,en,The Beat Hotel,0.6,2012-03-30,The Beat Hotel,5.0,1 +7654,[],103829,en,The Mechanical Bride,0.6,2012-01-01,The Mechanical Bride,5.0,1 +7655,"[99, 10752]",102596,en,Follow Me: The Yoni Netanyahu Story,0.6,2012-05-18,Follow Me: The Yoni Netanyahu Story,5.0,1 +7656,[99],100813,en,Koch Brothers Exposed,0.6,2012-03-07,Koch Brothers Exposed,5.0,1 +7657,[],99395,en,Un Mundo Secreto,0.6,2012-10-18,A Secret World,5.0,3 +7658,[18],98068,en,Pilgrim Song,0.6,2012-03-10,Pilgrim Song,5.0,1 +7659,[],97572,en,Walk Away Renee,0.6,2012-06-27,Walk Away Renee,5.0,1 +7660,[99],96090,en,Seeking Asian Female,0.6,2012-03-12,Seeking Asian Female,5.0,2 +7661,"[18, 28, 53]",91972,ja,M,0.6,2012-03-04,M,5.0,1 +7662,"[27, 53]",91319,en,1313: Bigfoot Island,0.6,2012-02-01,1313: Bigfoot Island,5.0,1 +7663,"[35, 18, 10751]",89596,en,Reuniting the Rubins,0.6,2012-03-16,Reuniting the Rubins,5.0,2 +7664,"[99, 10402]",87383,en,The Doors: Mr. Mojo Risin' - The Story of LA Woman,0.6,2012-01-24,The Doors: Mr. Mojo Risin' - The Story of LA Woman,5.0,4 +7665,[99],84307,en,Love Free or Die,0.6,2012-08-24,Love Free or Die,5.0,1 +7666,[99],84186,en,China Heavyweight,0.6,2012-07-06,China Heavyweight,5.0,1 +7667,[18],81634,es,Jean Gentil,0.6,2012-04-20,Jean Gentil,5.0,1 +7668,[53],187263,en,"You Lie, You Die",0.6,2012-10-13,"You Lie, You Die",4.9,12 +7669,[18],397739,en,Here Build Your Homes,0.6,2012-12-31,Here Build Your Homes,4.8,3 +7670,[99],168890,en,Genetic Roulette: The Gamble of our Lives,0.6,2012-10-11,Genetic Roulette: The Gamble of our Lives,4.8,5 +7671,"[99, 36]",348090,en,The Black Kung Fu Experience,0.6,2012-09-22,The Black Kung Fu Experience,4.8,2 +7672,[],273508,en,Ready or Not,0.6,2012-09-25,Ready or Not,4.8,2 +7673,[16],106184,en,Kagemono: The Shadow Folk,0.6,2012-04-28,Kagemono: The Shadow Folk,4.8,2 +7674,[53],182349,en,Love Sick Love,0.6,2012-11-15,Love Sick Love,4.7,9 +7675,[10751],333493,en,Changing Hearts,0.6,2012-07-07,Changing Hearts,4.7,3 +7676,[],282726,en,Una Furtiva Lagrima,0.6,2012-01-01,Una Furtiva Lagrima,4.7,3 +7677,[18],182534,en,Meant to Be,0.6,2012-12-27,Meant to Be,4.7,3 +7678,"[18, 10402]",150030,en,Life Is Not a Fairytale: The Fantasia Barrino Story,0.6,2012-10-09,Life Is Not a Fairytale: The Fantasia Barrino Story,4.7,3 +7679,"[18, 10749]",98560,en,The Diary of Preston Plummer,0.6,2012-03-05,The Diary of Preston Plummer,4.7,3 +7680,[27],401479,en,The Year After Infection,0.6,2012-07-12,The Year After Infection,4.6,4 +7681,[18],115251,en,The Southern Belle,0.6,2012-04-27,The Southern Belle,4.6,4 +7682,[18],118278,en,Stolen Child,0.6,2012-03-18,Stolen Child,4.6,8 +7683,[27],476676,en,Daddy,0.6,2012-07-01,Daddy,4.5,2 +7684,[],366762,en,Deflated,0.6,2012-10-01,Deflated,4.5,2 +7685,"[53, 18]",303682,en,Mother's Milk,0.6,2012-01-01,Mother's Milk,4.5,2 +7686,"[35, 18]",292600,en,The Most Girl Part of You,0.6,2012-06-20,The Most Girl Part of You,4.5,2 +7687,"[9648, 99, 10752]",283187,en,Human Lampshade: A Holocaust Mystery,0.6,2012-09-29,Human Lampshade: A Holocaust Mystery,4.5,2 +7688,"[9648, 27]",276328,en,The Death of April,0.6,2012-10-09,The Death of April,4.5,2 +7689,"[99, 10402]",255650,en,Behind a Hill,0.6,2012-03-14,Behind a Hill,4.5,2 +7690,"[53, 878]",228238,en,The Phoenix Rises,0.6,2012-12-10,The Phoenix Rises,4.5,3 +7691,[99],218348,en,I Am Street Fighter,0.6,2012-09-18,I Am Street Fighter,4.5,3 +7692,[],203893,en,Pokémon: The After Years,0.6,2012-11-02,Pokémon: The After Years,4.5,2 +7693,[],182970,en,Hellion,0.6,2012-01-21,Hellion,4.5,2 +7694,"[28, 99]",181274,en,Choose Your Adventure,0.6,2012-09-03,Choose Your Adventure,4.5,2 +7695,[],168878,en,Because I Love You,0.6,2012-05-11,Because I Love You,4.5,2 +7696,"[18, 35, 10749]",168873,ru,Всё просто,0.6,2012-12-12,Everything Is Simple,4.5,2 +7697,[],167957,en,Gut Renovation,0.6,2012-06-08,Gut Renovation,4.5,2 +7698,[99],147165,en,Underwater Thailand: Swimming with Sharks,0.6,2012-12-01,Underwater Thailand: Swimming with Sharks,4.5,2 +7699,[],121096,en,Tumbleweed!,0.6,2012-03-10,Tumbleweed!,4.5,2 +7700,[99],116876,en,"One Nation Under Dog: Stories of Fear, Loss and Betrayal",0.6,2012-06-18,One Nation Under Dog,4.5,2 +7701,"[99, 10402]",116771,en,Mark Kozelek On Tour: A Documentary,0.6,2012-08-16,Mark Kozelek On Tour: A Documentary,4.5,1 +7702,[37],115033,en,Goodnight for Justice: The Measure of a Man,0.6,2012-01-28,Goodnight for Justice: The Measure of a Man,4.5,3 +7703,[35],111240,en,Richard's Wedding,0.6,2012-06-01,Richard's Wedding,4.5,2 +7704,[18],97684,en,Francine,0.6,2012-09-12,Francine,4.5,2 +7705,[27],289442,en,Closed Circuit Extreme,0.6,2012-09-24,Closed Circuit Extreme,4.4,4 +7706,[],298776,en,3 of a Kind,0.6,2012-01-01,3 of a Kind,4.3,3 +7707,"[28, 27, 878]",149234,en,War of the Worlds the True Story,0.6,2012-06-14,War of the Worlds the True Story,4.3,7 +7708,[10402],295250,en,Neil Young with Crazy Horse - Psychedelic Pill,0.6,2012-11-19,Neil Young with Crazy Horse - Psychedelic Pill,4.3,2 +7709,"[99, 36]",286176,en,Grand Kankakee Marsh: Everglades of the North,0.6,2012-11-05,Grand Kankakee Marsh: Everglades of the North,4.3,2 +7710,[10402],284731,en,The Blues Broads,0.6,2012-09-18,The Blues Broads,4.3,2 +7711,[99],281664,en,Without a Fight,0.6,2012-04-06,Without a Fight,4.3,2 +7712,[10402],238670,en,The 'Ring' Without Words,0.6,2012-09-02,The 'Ring' Without Words,4.3,2 +7713,[35],230090,en,Steve Harvey's Grand Finale,0.6,2012-12-30,Steve Harvey's Grand Finale,4.3,2 +7714,[99],215258,en,Seeds of Death: Unveiling the Lies of GMOs,0.6,2012-12-09,Seeds of Death: Unveiling the Lies of GMOs,4.3,2 +7715,"[99, 10402]",206883,en,I Am Not a Rock Star,0.6,2012-08-01,I Am Not a Rock Star,4.3,2 +7716,[10402],171230,en,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 105,0.6,2012-06-11,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 105,4.3,2 +7717,[27],168253,en,She's Not Alone!,0.6,2012-10-12,She's Not Alone!,4.3,2 +7718,"[28, 99, 12]",142293,en,Bending Colours,0.6,2012-01-01,Bending Colours,4.3,2 +7719,[35],138154,en,OMG,0.6,2012-04-29,OMG,4.3,2 +7720,[18],132059,en,Southern Girls,0.6,2012-09-07,Southern Girls,4.3,2 +7721,"[12, 99]",127708,en,Halo Effect,0.6,2012-01-01,Halo Effect,4.3,2 +7722,[10402],126785,en,"Crosby, Stills & Nash - CSN 2012",0.6,2012-07-17,"Crosby, Stills & Nash - CSN 2012",4.3,2 +7723,[99],110541,en,Strength in Numbers,0.6,2012-05-24,Strength in Numbers,4.1,4 +7724,"[80, 18, 53]",519960,en,Loop,0.6,2012-09-14,Loop,4.0,1 +7725,[27],495717,en,Attacked on Set,0.6,2012-06-29,Attacked on Set,4.0,1 +7726,"[10749, 18]",424993,en,Ellen Is Leaving,0.6,2012-09-02,Ellen Is Leaving,4.0,1 +7727,[],416926,en,Kiss Me,0.6,2012-09-19,Kiss Me,4.0,1 +7728,[],397134,en,Teenape Vs. The Monster Nazi Apocalypse,0.6,2012-02-08,Teenape Vs. The Monster Nazi Apocalypse,4.0,1 +7729,"[878, 16, 12, 10751, 14]",371888,en,Spacebound,0.6,2012-07-01,Spacebound,4.0,1 +7730,[99],364296,en,Watchers 4: On the Edge,0.6,2012-08-27,Watchers 4: On the Edge,4.0,1 +7731,[878],288809,en,Cybornetics,0.6,2012-01-01,Cybornetics,4.0,1 +7732,[],279673,en,Ghost Attack on Sutton Street: Poltergeists and Paranormal Entities,0.6,2012-03-02,Ghost Attack on Sutton Street: Poltergeists and Paranormal Entities,4.0,1 +7733,[],273759,en,419,0.6,2012-06-07,419,4.0,1 +7734,[27],273725,en,Slaughter Daughter,0.6,2012-01-01,Slaughter Daughter,4.0,1 +7735,[99],245963,en,Milk?,0.6,2012-10-12,Milk?,4.0,1 +7736,"[35, 16, 27]",242552,en,Hamster Hell,0.6,2012-06-12,Hamster Hell,4.0,1 +7737,"[27, 28]",236816,en,Nightscape,0.6,2012-11-11,Nightscape,4.0,5 +7738,"[27, 28]",227281,en,Just the Vampire Hunter,0.6,2012-05-05,Just the Vampire Hunter,4.0,1 +7739,[],217899,en,Postscript,0.6,2012-08-29,Postscript,4.0,1 +7740,"[27, 878]",213476,en,House of Ghosts,0.6,2012-05-23,House of Ghosts,4.0,1 +7741,[99],206397,en,Lynching Charlie Lynch,0.6,2012-04-20,Lynching Charlie Lynch,4.0,2 +7742,[10402],203385,it,Guitar Artistry Of: Harry Manx - Raga Meets The Blues,0.6,2012-12-12,Guitar Artistry Of: Harry Manx - Raga Meets The Blues,4.0,1 +7743,[53],202437,en,No One Will Know,0.6,2012-08-15,No One Will Know,4.0,2 +7744,[99],197048,en,DGK: Parental Advisory,0.6,2012-12-11,DGK: Parental Advisory,4.0,3 +7745,[],189939,en,Blood Reunion,0.6,2012-12-10,Blood Reunion,4.0,1 +7746,[35],178980,en,Burlesque Assassins,0.6,2012-01-10,Burlesque Assassins,4.0,4 +7747,[],167437,en,Madonna: Live at the Olympia,0.6,2012-07-26,Madonna Live At Paris Olympia,4.0,3 +7748,[],152622,en,Backstage at Budz House,0.6,2012-12-04,Backstage at Budz House,4.0,2 +7749,[],150908,en,Reveal The Path,0.6,2012-05-31,Reveal The Path,4.0,1 +7750,[10402],149764,it,Oscar Peterson's Easter Suite,0.6,2012-07-01,Oscar Peterson's Easter Suite,4.0,2 +7751,[],142362,en,"Café Regular, Cairo",0.6,2012-04-22,"Café Regular, Cairo",4.0,1 +7752,"[80, 28]",142315,en,Cartel War,0.6,2012-11-27,Cartel War,4.0,1 +7753,[35],137312,en,Red Flag,0.6,2012-07-15,Red Flag,4.0,3 +7754,"[18, 14]",123943,en,Rest,0.6,2012-05-16,Rest,4.0,1 +7755,[],122280,en,The Music Teacher,0.6,2012-08-11,The Music Teacher,4.0,1 +7756,[99],109695,en,Cocaine Unwrapped,0.6,2012-12-03,Cocaine Unwrapped,4.0,1 +7757,"[37, 53]",109440,en,1313: Billy the Kid,0.6,2012-01-01,1313: Billy the Kid,4.0,2 +7758,[18],105591,en,Faust's Other: An Idyll,0.6,1988-01-01,Faust's Other: An Idyll,4.0,1 +7759,"[18, 35]",133082,es,El muerto y ser feliz,0.6,2013-10-04,The Dead Man and Being Happy,3.9,5 +7760,[35],168042,en,Money Shot,0.6,2012-12-11,Money Shot,3.8,3 +7761,[],143602,en,Reboot,0.6,2012-12-12,Reboot,3.8,5 +7762,"[9648, 18, 27]",413469,en,Leaving D.C.,0.6,2012-01-01,Leaving D.C.,3.8,4 +7763,[10402],306989,en,Aerosmith: Videos from Another Dimension,0.6,2012-11-06,Aerosmith: Videos from Another Dimension,3.8,2 +7764,"[18, 10751]",267919,it,I Fenicotteri,0.6,2012-01-01,Flamingos,3.8,2 +7765,"[28, 53, 27]",176990,de,Sorority Party Massacre,0.6,2012-12-01,Sorority Party Massacre,3.8,16 +7766,[10402],172020,it,Return To Forever - The Mothership Returns,0.6,2012-06-18,Return To Forever - The Mothership Returns,3.8,2 +7767,[99],132097,en,"Dear Suburbia,",0.6,2012-01-01,Dear Suburbia,3.8,2 +7768,[10402],123083,en,The Goat Rodeo Sessions Live,0.6,2012-05-25,The Goat Rodeo Sessions Live,3.8,2 +7769,[35],112825,en,Coffees,0.6,2012-05-10,Coffees,3.8,2 +7770,"[35, 10770]",87426,en,Paul Mooney: The Godfather of Comedy,0.6,2012-02-03,Paul Mooney: The Godfather of Comedy,3.8,2 +7771,"[10752, 18]",330793,en,Happy New Year,0.6,2012-12-07,Happy New Year,3.7,3 +7772,"[14, 27]",293188,en,Blue Hole,0.6,2012-01-01,Blue Hole,3.7,3 +7773,[99],184701,en,Feast of the Assumption: BTK and the Otero Family Murders,0.6,2012-01-15,Feast of the Assumption: BTK and the Otero Family Murders,3.7,3 +7774,"[10770, 28, 18, 9648]",140853,en,Cyber Seduction,0.6,2012-01-01,Cyber Seduction,3.7,3 +7775,"[80, 27]",301122,en,MP2V,0.6,2012-07-31,MP2V,3.5,2 +7776,"[18, 27, 9648, 53]",255921,en,Indemnity: Rage of a Jealous Vampire,0.6,2012-04-24,Indemnity: Rage of a Jealous Vampire,3.5,2 +7777,"[18, 53]",229890,en,A Handful of Pennies,0.6,2012-05-31,A Handful of Pennies,3.5,2 +7778,[878],228086,en,Avarice,0.6,2012-02-08,Avarice,3.5,1 +7779,"[16, 12, 35]",223605,en,Sir Billi,0.6,2012-04-13,Sir Billi,3.5,5 +7780,[99],192196,en,Monseñor: The Last Journey of Óscar Romero,0.6,2012-03-20,Monseñor: The Last Journey of Óscar Romero,3.5,2 +7781,[],179012,en,Man from Shaolin,0.6,2012-07-01,Man from Shaolin,3.5,1 +7782,[10402],155029,en,Hammerfall: Gates of Dalhalla,0.6,2012-12-05,Hammerfall: Gates of Dalhalla,3.5,1 +7783,[27],120764,en,Mommy's Little Monster,0.6,2012-01-01,Mommy's Little Monster,3.5,1 +7784,[27],102111,en,Cougars,0.6,2012-04-13,Cougars,3.5,2 +7785,[27],378632,en,Return to Blood Fart Lake,0.6,2012-02-21,Return to Blood Fart Lake,3.3,2 +7786,[99],365512,en,Naran Ja,0.6,2012-01-01,Naran Ja,3.3,4 +7787,[],290669,en,Deliverance from Evil,0.6,2012-03-20,Deliverance from Evil,3.3,2 +7788,[35],191379,en,Return of the Moonwalker,0.6,2012-11-10,Return of the Moonwalker,3.3,4 +7789,[99],74194,en,Nazi UFO Conspiracy,0.6,2012-08-04,Nazi UFO Conspiracy,3.3,3 +7790,[],509137,en,To Fetch a Predator,0.6,2012-05-22,To Fetch a Predator,3.0,1 +7791,[],469702,en,Project October,0.6,2012-10-31,Project October,3.0,1 +7792,"[18, 878]",367346,en,At the end,0.6,2012-08-06,At the end,3.0,1 +7793,[18],304037,en,Steve Phoenix: The Untold Story,0.6,2012-01-01,Steve Phoenix: The Untold Story,3.0,2 +7794,[],291278,en,The Invaders: Genesis,0.6,2012-11-02,The Invaders: Genesis,3.0,1 +7795,[],278024,en,New World Order,0.6,2012-12-25,New World Order,3.0,1 +7796,[18],272800,en,Korzina,0.6,2012-12-06,The Cart,3.0,1 +7797,[27],271050,en,Gallery Of Fear,0.6,2012-06-23,Gallery Of Fear,3.0,2 +7798,[27],270630,en,Horror House,0.6,2012-10-14,Horror House,3.0,1 +7799,[35],250624,en,Jay Mohr: Funny for a Girl,0.6,2012-09-08,Jay Mohr: Funny for a Girl,3.0,2 +7800,[18],232097,en,Somebody's Child,0.6,2012-08-11,Somebody's Child,3.0,1 +7801,[27],201642,en,Sloppy the Psychotic,0.6,2012-02-25,Sloppy the Psychotic,3.0,1 +7802,[],192179,en,Liars Fires and Bears,0.6,2012-06-01,Liars Fires and Bears,3.0,3 +7803,"[99, 35]",187566,en,The Exquisite Corpse Project,0.6,2012-06-02,The Exquisite Corpse Project,3.0,3 +7804,[10751],186592,en,Winning Favor,0.6,2012-01-01,Winning Favor,3.0,2 +7805,[],160798,en,Beautiful Planet - Spain & Portugal,0.6,2012-04-02,Beautiful Planet - Spain & Portugal,3.0,1 +7806,"[18, 27, 53]",100082,en,American Maniacs,0.6,2012-04-24,American Maniacs,3.0,2 +7807,[35],94471,en,Ralphie May: Too Big to Ignore,0.6,2012-03-04,Ralphie May: Too Big to Ignore,3.0,2 +7808,[99],217362,en,A.K.A. Doc Pomus,0.6,2012-10-19,A.K.A. Doc Pomus,2.8,2 +7809,"[18, 53]",186062,en,Roulette,0.6,2012-04-28,Roulette,2.8,2 +7810,[18],433500,en,Here,0.6,2012-01-24,Here,2.5,2 +7811,[18],259124,en,Model Minority,0.6,2012-05-11,Model Minority,2.5,2 +7812,[],253245,en,Rascal Flatts: All Access and Uncovered: The Making of Changed and Beyond,0.6,2012-11-21,Rascal Flatts: All Access and Uncovered: The Making of Changed and Beyond,2.5,1 +7813,[],173718,en,New Order,0.6,2012-02-22,New Order,2.5,4 +7814,[80],160758,en,A Dangerous Place,0.6,2012-11-30,A Dangerous Place,2.5,2 +7815,"[35, 80]",283543,en,"""Legitimate Rape"" Pharmaceutical Ad",0.6,2012-08-28,"""Legitimate Rape"" Pharmaceutical Ad",2.3,2 +7816,[35],153976,en,Dance Fu,0.6,2012-07-06,Dance Fu,2.3,2 +7817,[878],150061,en,Prometheus Trap,0.6,2012-01-01,Prometheus Trap,2.2,3 +7818,[35],544983,en,The Chauffeur,0.6,2012-04-14,The Chauffeur,2.0,1 +7819,[35],468083,en,Fifty Shades of Blue,0.6,2012-05-22,Fifty Shades of Blue,2.0,3 +7820,[27],410653,en,Undead Apocalypse,0.6,2012-07-01,Undead Apocalypse,2.0,1 +7821,[27],351743,en,Camera Phone,0.6,2012-09-29,Camera Phone,2.0,1 +7822,[27],297461,en,Off Season,0.6,2012-05-28,Off Season,2.0,1 +7823,[],288505,en,Creeping Crawling,0.6,2012-10-26,Creeping Crawling,2.0,2 +7824,"[80, 18]",275570,en,Stitch in Time,0.6,2012-06-05,Stitch in Time,2.0,1 +7825,[878],260622,en,Dystopia: 2013,0.6,2012-01-15,Dystopia: 2013,2.0,1 +7826,[99],232291,en,The War on Health: The FDAs Cult of Tyranny,0.6,2012-06-21,The War on Health: The FDAs Cult of Tyranny,2.0,1 +7827,[],222391,en,The Freedom of Silence,0.6,2012-01-07,The Freedom of Silence,2.0,1 +7828,"[53, 27, 18]",167401,en,Backroad,0.6,2012-07-17,Backroad,2.0,1 +7829,[],160560,en,Uwharrie,0.6,2012-09-19,Uwharrie,2.0,1 +7830,[],147484,en,101 Zombies,0.6,2012-01-01,101 Zombies,2.0,1 +7831,"[27, 53]",141899,en,The Fugue,0.6,2012-09-11,The Fugue,2.0,2 +7832,[],141618,en,WaterWalk,0.6,2012-05-03,WaterWalk,2.0,1 +7833,"[27, 878]",136549,en,After the Dawn,0.6,2012-04-22,After the Dawn,2.0,1 +7834,[28],132066,en,Last Words,0.6,2012-09-25,Any Last Words?,2.0,1 +7835,[],119723,en,Zombified,0.6,2012-06-07,Zombified,2.0,1 +7836,"[878, 14]",103710,en,1313: Bermuda Triangle,0.6,2012-05-01,1313: Bermuda Triangle,2.0,3 +7837,[878],102156,en,Dark Watchers: The Women in Black,0.6,2012-04-01,Dark Watchers: The Women in Black,1.7,3 +7838,"[27, 18]",262267,en,Darkest Night,0.6,2012-10-20,Darkest Night,1.6,4 +7839,[14],339503,en,Iconoclast,0.6,2012-03-22,Iconoclast,1.5,2 +7840,[],278359,en,William and Kate: A First Anniversary Celebration,0.6,2012-01-01,William and Kate: A First Anniversary Celebration,1.5,1 +7841,"[53, 27]",275950,en,Face: A Frat Party Massacre,0.6,2012-01-01,Face: A Frat Party Massacre,1.5,2 +7842,[27],275203,en,Locked in a Room,0.6,2012-01-01,Locked in a Room,1.5,2 +7843,"[53, 80, 9648]",228080,en,My Name Is 'A' by Anonymous,0.6,2012-10-19,My Name Is 'A' by Anonymous,1.5,2 +7844,"[28, 14, 53]",220850,en,Divination,0.6,2012-06-13,Divination,1.5,2 +7845,"[10751, 35]",138186,ru,Вождь разнокожих,0.6,2012-09-09,The Ransom of Color Chief,1.5,2 +7846,[],309955,en,"The Video Diary of Madi O, the Final Entries",0.6,2012-10-18,"The Video Diary of Madi O, the Final Entries",1.3,3 +7847,"[35, 12]",152869,en,Iskateli Priklyucheniy,0.6,2012-11-11,The Adventurers,1.3,3 +7848,[878],95757,en,1313: UFO Invasion,0.6,2012-04-03,1313: UFO Invasion,1.2,3 +7849,[99],513918,es,Narco Bling,0.6,2012-01-01,Narco Bling,1.0,1 +7850,"[28, 18, 10751]",405547,en,Cool Cat Stops Bullying,0.6,2012-01-01,Cool Cat Stops Bullying,1.0,1 +7851,[],383148,en,A Few Brains More,0.6,2012-02-16,A Few Brains More,1.0,1 +7852,"[53, 80, 27]",305037,en,EXHIBIT X,0.6,2012-10-31,EXHIBIT X,1.0,1 +7853,"[36, 99]",288226,en,Something From Nothing: A Conversation with Richard Dawkins and Lawrence Krauss,0.6,2012-04-12,Something From Nothing: A Conversation with Richard Dawkins and Lawrence Krauss,1.0,1 +7854,[],279948,en,Paranormal Haunting: The Curse of the Blue Moon Inn,0.6,2012-01-01,Paranormal Haunting: The Curse of the Blue Moon Inn,1.0,1 +7855,[35],270603,en,Roundabout American,0.6,2012-01-01,Roundabout American,1.0,1 +7856,[],269786,en,The Tale of the Voodoo Prostitute,0.6,2012-06-05,The Tale of the Voodoo Prostitute,1.0,1 +7857,"[35, 10749]",259542,en,Life's an Itch,0.6,2012-12-01,Life's an Itch,1.0,1 +7858,[27],252567,en,Community Service the Movie,0.6,2012-07-21,Community Service the Movie,1.0,1 +7859,[27],223106,en,The Haunting of Pearson Place,0.6,2012-12-01,The Haunting of Pearson Place,1.0,1 +7860,[35],222662,en,Trashology,0.6,2012-08-06,Trashology,1.0,2 +7861,[28],216749,en,HBO Boxing: Pacquiao vs Marquez IV,0.6,2012-12-08,HBO Boxing: Pacquiao vs Marquez IV,1.0,1 +7862,"[10749, 18]",211652,ru,Любовь в СССР,0.6,2012-12-20,Love in USSR,1.0,1 +7863,[99],176646,en,"Big Guns, Bigger Heroes: The 1980's and the Rise of the Action Film",0.6,2012-11-20,"Big Guns, Bigger Heroes: The 1980's and the Rise of the Action Film",1.0,1 +7864,[],158341,en,Elvis Found Alive,0.6,2012-01-24,Elvis Found Alive,1.0,1 +7865,"[27, 53]",140839,en,Immortal Kiss: Queen of the Night,0.6,2012-11-01,Immortal Kiss: Queen of the Night,1.0,1 +7866,"[10751, 16]",134644,en,The Adventures of Scooter the Penguin,0.6,2012-10-09,The Adventures of Scooter the Penguin,1.0,1 +7867,[],132080,en,Suddenly Single,0.6,2012-09-04,Suddenly Single,1.0,1 +7868,"[35, 10770]",123224,en,Felipe Esparza: They're Not Gonna Laugh At You,0.6,2012-01-01,Felipe Esparza: They're Not Gonna Laugh At You,1.0,1 +7869,[35],116330,en,Elephant Sighs,0.6,2012-06-12,Elephant Sighs,1.0,1 +7870,[],105892,en,Alien from Area 51: The Alien Autopsy Footage Revealed,0.6,2012-05-15,Alien from Area 51: The Alien Autopsy Footage Revealed,1.0,1 +7871,"[35, 10749]",101723,en,Prikazano Zhenit,0.6,2012-06-06,Ordered to Wed,1.0,1 +7872,"[28, 18, 53]",64932,en,Blood Fare,0.6,2012-08-31,Blood Fare,1.0,1 +7873,[],399800,en,ECW: Bloodsport - The Most Violent Matches,0.6,2012-01-03,ECW: Bloodsport - The Most Violent Matches,0.5,1 +7874,"[99, 10402]",177570,en,All Ages: The Boston Hardcore Film,0.6,2012-04-27,All Ages: The Boston Hardcore Film,0.5,1 +7875,[],152827,en,Strategic Relocation,0.6,2012-11-01,Strategic Relocation,0.5,1 +7876,"[18, 10751]",74114,en,Slow Fade,0.6,2012-08-11,Slow Fade,0.5,2 +7877,"[18, 10749]",72377,en,American Marriage,0.6,2012-03-04,American Marriage,0.5,2 +7878,"[99, 10402]",55000,en,One of My Kind,0.6,2012-05-14,One of My Kind,0.5,2 +7879,"[35, 10749]",229951,en,"Pass the Salt, Please",0.6,2012-04-20,"Pass the Salt, Please",0.0,1 +7880,[16],142377,en,Belly,0.6,2012-01-21,Belly,0.0,1 +7881,"[28, 12, 878]",68721,en,Iron Man 3,32.093,2013-05-03,Iron Man 3,6.9,14155 +7882,"[28, 12, 14]",76338,en,Thor: The Dark World,31.014,2013-11-08,Thor: The Dark World,6.7,10171 +7883,"[80, 18, 35]",106646,en,The Wolf of Wall Street,29.518,2013-12-25,The Wolf of Wall Street,7.9,12411 +7884,"[878, 53, 18]",49047,en,Gravity,27.836,2013-10-04,Gravity,7.2,9586 +7885,"[28, 12, 14, 878]",49521,en,Man of Steel,27.667,2013-06-14,Man of Steel,6.5,9758 +7886,"[16, 12, 10751]",109445,en,Frozen,26.183,2013-11-27,Frozen,7.3,9767 +7887,"[18, 28, 12, 14]",64686,en,47 Ronin,25.049,2013-12-25,47 Ronin,6.0,2080 +7888,"[878, 27, 53]",158015,en,The Purge,24.364,2013-06-06,The Purge,6.2,4797 +7889,"[14, 28, 35, 80]",49524,en,R.I.P.D.,21.377,2013-07-19,R.I.P.D.,5.6,2047 +7890,"[12, 14, 28]",57158,en,The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug,21.275,2013-12-13,The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug,7.6,7739 +7891,"[28, 12, 878]",54138,en,Star Trek Into Darkness,20.487,2013-05-16,Star Trek Into Darkness,7.4,6182 +7892,"[16, 10751]",62211,en,Monsters University,20.33,2013-06-21,Monsters University,7.0,6362 +7893,"[12, 28, 878]",101299,en,The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,20.187,2013-11-22,The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,7.4,11170 +7894,"[16, 35, 10751]",93456,en,Despicable Me 2,19.014,2013-07-03,Despicable Me 2,6.9,7319 +7895,"[27, 53]",138843,en,The Conjuring,18.886,2013-07-19,The Conjuring,7.5,5912 +7896,"[28, 878, 12, 9648]",75612,en,Oblivion,18.534,2013-04-18,Oblivion,6.5,6850 +7897,[35],109439,en,The Hangover Part III,18.519,2013-05-23,The Hangover Part III,6.1,5130 +7898,"[35, 10749]",156711,en,Austenland,18.365,2013-08-16,Austenland,6.6,283 +7899,"[16, 10751, 35]",109451,en,Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2,18.335,2013-09-27,Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2,6.4,1679 +7900,"[27, 53]",76617,en,Texas Chainsaw 3D,18.256,2013-01-04,Texas Chainsaw 3D,5.3,780 +7901,"[28, 53]",107846,en,Escape Plan,17.88,2013-10-18,Escape Plan,6.7,2799 +7902,"[878, 28, 18, 53]",68724,en,Elysium,17.663,2013-08-09,Elysium,6.4,5406 +7903,"[28, 80, 53]",70074,en,Bullet to the Head,17.574,2013-02-01,Bullet to the Head,5.4,681 +7904,"[878, 28, 53]",87421,en,Riddick,17.434,2013-09-06,Riddick,6.2,2852 +7905,"[18, 10749]",86331,fr,Q,17.125,2013-06-06,Desire,4.4,180 +7906,"[28, 35, 80]",136795,en,The Heat,16.912,2013-06-28,The Heat,6.6,2441 +7907,"[28, 878, 12]",68726,en,Pacific Rim,16.759,2013-07-12,Pacific Rim,6.8,7632 +7908,"[53, 18]",134411,en,Snitch,16.673,2013-02-22,Snitch,5.9,1493 +7909,"[53, 80]",75656,en,Now You See Me,16.646,2013-05-31,Now You See Me,7.4,9871 +7910,"[53, 80, 28, 35]",134374,en,Pain & Gain,16.509,2013-04-26,Pain & Gain,6.1,2500 +7911,"[18, 36]",76203,en,12 Years a Slave,16.493,2013-10-30,12 Years a Slave,7.9,6631 +7912,"[28, 12, 18, 9648, 10749, 14]",123553,en,The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones,16.484,2013-08-21,The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones,6.3,2915 +7913,[35],4258,en,Scary Movie 5,16.316,2013-04-12,Scary Movie 5,4.7,1494 +7914,"[28, 12, 16, 35, 10751, 14]",49519,en,The Croods,16.29,2013-03-22,The Croods,6.8,3873 +7915,"[28, 53]",136418,en,Hummingbird,16.149,2013-06-28,Hummingbird,6.0,861 +7916,"[14, 27, 28]",60304,en,Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters,15.982,2013-01-25,Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters,5.9,4548 +7917,"[10749, 878, 18]",152601,en,Her,15.968,2013-12-18,Her,7.9,7776 +7918,"[28, 80, 53]",76640,en,The Last Stand,15.894,2013-01-12,The Last Stand,5.9,1692 +7919,"[28, 53]",47964,en,A Good Day to Die Hard,15.858,2013-02-14,A Good Day to Die Hard,5.2,4437 +7920,"[12, 10751, 14]",76285,en,Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters,15.762,2013-08-07,Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters,5.9,3109 +7921,"[878, 28, 12]",80274,en,Ender's Game,15.533,2013-11-01,Ender's Game,6.6,3558 +7922,"[28, 18, 53]",109424,en,Captain Phillips,15.483,2013-10-11,Captain Phillips,7.6,3909 +7923,"[28, 18, 10752]",193756,en,Lone Survivor,15.404,2013-12-24,Lone Survivor,7.4,2289 +7924,"[18, 10749]",64682,en,The Great Gatsby,15.397,2013-05-10,The Great Gatsby,7.4,7120 +7925,"[27, 12, 28]",7131,en,Van Helsing,15.259,2004-05-07,Van Helsing,6.1,3047 +7926,"[12, 28, 878, 53]",72559,en,G.I. Joe: Retaliation,15.065,2013-03-29,G.I. Joe: Retaliation,5.5,3883 +7927,"[14, 18, 35, 10749, 10751]",2280,en,Big,15.031,1988-06-03,Big,7.0,1813 +7928,"[28, 35, 80, 53]",146216,en,RED 2,14.994,2013-07-19,RED 2,6.5,2368 +7929,"[28, 80]",119283,en,Parker,14.95,2013-01-25,Parker,5.8,1868 +7930,"[16, 10751]",77950,en,Turbo,14.876,2013-07-19,Turbo,6.1,1758 +7931,"[28, 35, 80]",136400,en,2 Guns,14.8,2013-08-02,2 Guns,6.5,2368 +7932,"[28, 12, 80]",59859,en,Kick-Ass 2,14.793,2013-08-16,Kick-Ass 2,6.4,3785 +7933,"[35, 80]",138832,en,We're the Millers,14.746,2013-08-07,We're the Millers,6.8,5231 +7934,"[18, 28]",96721,en,Rush,14.623,2013-09-27,Rush,7.7,3877 +7935,"[28, 18, 27, 878, 53]",72190,en,World War Z,14.582,2013-06-21,World War Z,6.7,9132 +7936,"[28, 53]",204082,en,Homefront,14.422,2013-11-27,Homefront,6.5,1410 +7937,"[878, 28, 12]",82700,en,After Earth,14.415,2013-05-31,After Earth,5.1,4154 +7938,"[18, 53, 80]",146233,en,Prisoners,14.358,2013-09-21,Prisoners,8.0,5785 +7939,"[27, 53]",91586,en,Insidious: Chapter 2,14.283,2013-09-13,Insidious: Chapter 2,6.6,2279 +7940,"[35, 18, 878]",122906,en,About Time,14.133,2013-11-08,About Time,7.9,3981 +7941,"[16, 12, 10751, 14]",116711,en,Epic,13.995,2013-05-24,Epic,6.4,1670 +7942,"[16, 10751, 12, 35]",151960,en,Planes,13.956,2013-08-09,Planes,5.8,874 +7943,"[28, 53]",117263,en,Olympus Has Fallen,13.864,2013-03-22,Olympus Has Fallen,6.2,4086 +7944,"[28, 12]",98567,cn,十二生肖,13.856,2013-10-18,Chinese Zodiac,6.0,377 +7945,[18],103663,da,Jagten,13.774,2013-07-12,The Hunt,8.0,1634 +7946,"[18, 27]",133805,en,Carrie,13.686,2013-10-18,Carrie,5.9,2681 +7947,"[35, 18, 10749]",157386,en,The Spectacular Now,13.679,2013-09-13,The Spectacular Now,6.6,1801 +7948,"[28, 12, 27, 53]",171424,en,The Green Inferno,13.67,2013-11-02,The Green Inferno,5.2,619 +7949,"[53, 80, 18]",98357,en,Broken City,13.646,2013-01-18,Broken City,5.9,814 +7950,"[35, 80]",109431,en,Identity Thief,13.553,2013-02-09,Identity Thief,5.8,2230 +7951,"[14, 12, 10751]",68728,en,Oz the Great and Powerful,13.377,2013-03-08,Oz the Great and Powerful,5.8,4829 +7952,"[28, 16, 9648]",142061,en,"Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 2",13.326,2013-01-29,"Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 2",7.9,689 +7953,"[27, 35, 10749]",82654,en,Warm Bodies,13.259,2013-02-01,Warm Bodies,6.3,4109 +7954,"[28, 18]",76544,en,Man of Tai Chi,13.214,2013-11-01,Man of Tai Chi,6.0,432 +7955,[18],122126,ko,후궁: 제왕의 첩,13.209,2013-06-30,The Concubine,5.8,31 +7956,[27],109428,en,Evil Dead,13.089,2013-04-05,Evil Dead,6.4,2664 +7957,"[28, 12, 878, 14]",211387,en,Marvel One-Shot: Agent Carter,13.078,2013-09-23,Marvel One-Shot: Agent Carter,7.6,341 +7958,"[80, 18, 28, 53]",82682,en,Gangster Squad,13.029,2013-01-11,Gangster Squad,6.3,2527 +7959,"[28, 18, 53]",117251,en,White House Down,13.026,2013-06-28,White House Down,6.4,2817 +7960,"[18, 80]",97367,en,The Place Beyond the Pines,12.96,2013-03-27,The Place Beyond the Pines,6.9,2781 +7961,"[14, 10751, 35, 16]",77931,en,The Smurfs 2,12.941,2013-07-31,The Smurfs 2,5.7,1200 +7962,[35],87818,en,Movie 43,12.813,2013-01-25,Movie 43,4.4,1332 +7963,"[10749, 35, 18]",138697,en,Don Jon,12.78,2013-09-27,Don Jon,5.9,2709 +7964,"[28, 12, 10751, 14]",81005,en,Jack the Giant Slayer,12.773,2013-03-01,Jack the Giant Slayer,5.6,3403 +7965,"[35, 28, 878]",107985,en,The World's End,12.719,2013-08-23,The World's End,6.7,2990 +7966,[18],103731,en,Mud,12.507,2013-05-10,Mud,7.0,1592 +7967,"[28, 12, 37]",57201,en,The Lone Ranger,12.482,2013-07-03,The Lone Ranger,6.0,3789 +7968,"[18, 80]",168672,en,American Hustle,12.481,2013-12-12,American Hustle,6.8,4443 +7969,"[10749, 878, 18, 14]",58244,en,Upside Down,12.454,2013-03-14,Upside Down,6.2,1645 +7970,"[18, 36]",152532,en,Dallas Buyers Club,12.389,2013-11-22,Dallas Buyers Club,7.9,4961 +7971,"[16, 18, 10751, 14]",110420,ja,おおかみこどもの雨と雪,12.316,2013-11-26,Wolf Children,8.2,1056 +7972,[35],109443,en,Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues,12.08,2013-12-18,Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues,6.1,1408 +7973,[27],132232,en,Mama,11.983,2013-01-18,Mama,6.1,2421 +7974,"[14, 878, 16, 28, 12]",183011,en,Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox,11.819,2013-07-28,Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox,7.5,738 +7975,"[27, 53]",167032,en,Curse of Chucky,11.807,2013-10-04,Curse of Chucky,5.7,722 +7976,"[10749, 18]",132344,en,Before Midnight,11.765,2013-06-14,Before Midnight,7.4,1039 +7977,[35],9352,en,EuroTrip,11.632,2004-02-20,EuroTrip,6.5,1205 +7978,"[878, 53, 27]",145135,en,Dark Skies,11.582,2013-02-22,Dark Skies,6.1,1004 +7979,"[80, 35, 28]",112205,en,The Family,11.571,2013-09-13,The Family,6.2,1647 +7980,"[16, 35, 12, 10751]",121734,es,Las aventuras de Tadeo Jones,11.529,2013-06-28,"Tad, the Lost Explorer",5.8,264 +7981,"[53, 27, 80]",207768,en,I Spit on Your Grave 2,11.52,2013-09-20,I Spit on Your Grave 2,6.1,500 +7982,"[28, 12, 10749, 878, 53]",72710,en,The Host,11.458,2013-03-29,The Host,6.2,2788 +7983,"[27, 53, 9648]",83899,en,You're Next,11.45,2013-08-23,You're Next,6.6,1258 +7984,"[28, 80, 53]",180894,en,Ninja: Shadow of a Tear,11.419,2013-12-31,Ninja: Shadow of a Tear,6.2,134 +7985,"[18, 53, 9648, 28]",87516,en,Oldboy,11.378,2013-11-27,Oldboy,5.9,1032 +7986,"[80, 53]",158011,en,The Call,11.315,2013-03-14,The Call,6.7,1779 +7987,"[16, 18, 10749]",198375,ja,言の葉の庭,11.31,2013-08-06,The Garden of Words,7.5,859 +7988,[35],109418,en,Grown Ups 2,11.289,2013-07-12,Grown Ups 2,5.9,2090 +7989,[18],109410,en,42,11.28,2013-04-12,42,7.0,1028 +7990,[35],87567,en,The Big Wedding,11.231,2013-04-25,The Big Wedding,5.8,678 +7991,"[14, 18, 10749]",109491,en,Beautiful Creatures,11.198,2013-02-14,Beautiful Creatures,5.7,1826 +7992,"[12, 10749]",222230,fr,Angélique,11.115,2013-12-20,Angelique,6.5,64 +7993,"[14, 12, 10751, 18, 878]",175774,de,Rubinrot,11.11,2013-04-04,Ruby Red,6.9,706 +7994,"[16, 35, 10751]",175574,en,Free Birds,11.062,2013-11-01,Free Birds,5.8,410 +7995,"[27, 53, 35, 28]",167575,en,Hatchet III,10.937,2013-06-14,Hatchet III,5.5,148 +7996,"[878, 53]",174772,en,Europa Report,10.868,2013-06-27,Europa Report,6.2,723 +7997,"[28, 80]",146227,en,Getaway,10.793,2013-08-29,Getaway,5.1,380 +7998,"[12, 35, 18, 14]",116745,en,The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,10.743,2013-12-25,The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,7.1,4859 +7999,"[18, 27, 53]",86825,en,Stoker,10.738,2013-03-01,Stoker,6.6,1282 +8000,"[18, 80]",122081,en,Spring Breakers,10.691,2013-03-15,Spring Breakers,5.0,2495 +8001,"[28, 35]",109414,en,This Is the End,10.635,2013-06-12,This Is the End,6.2,3789 +8002,"[28, 878, 53]",156717,en,Death Race: Inferno,10.618,2013-01-22,Death Race: Inferno,5.5,364 +8003,"[53, 878]",220289,en,Coherence,10.613,2013-09-19,Coherence,7.3,1240 +8004,"[16, 10751, 12]",77951,en,Walking with Dinosaurs,10.56,2013-12-20,Walking with Dinosaurs,5.4,210 +8005,"[53, 80, 18]",109091,en,The Counselor,10.55,2013-10-25,The Counselor,5.1,1072 +8006,[18],86829,en,Inside Llewyn Davis,10.549,2013-12-06,Inside Llewyn Davis,7.2,1400 +8007,"[12, 14]",11976,en,Legend,10.542,1986-04-18,Legend,6.2,509 +8008,"[18, 14, 53]",102780,en,Byzantium,10.54,2013-06-28,Byzantium,6.2,468 +8009,"[35, 18]",160588,en,Blue Jasmine,10.443,2013-07-26,Blue Jasmine,7.0,1983 +8010,"[80, 53, 18]",146238,en,Runner Runner,10.442,2013-10-02,Runner Runner,5.6,761 +8011,"[18, 53]",172803,en,Hours,10.377,2013-12-12,Hours,6.5,404 +8012,"[28, 80, 53]",106747,en,Machete Kills,10.36,2013-10-11,Machete Kills,5.5,1079 +8013,"[53, 28, 80, 18]",102362,en,Dead Man Down,10.349,2013-03-08,Dead Man Down,6.0,866 +8014,"[53, 80]",199373,en,The Frozen Ground,10.34,2013-08-23,The Frozen Ground,6.3,762 +8015,"[18, 53]",127517,en,Disconnect,10.319,2013-04-12,Disconnect,7.1,681 +8016,"[18, 53, 80]",77987,en,Only God Forgives,10.196,2013-07-19,Only God Forgives,5.8,1396 +8017,"[18, 10749]",192145,en,Third Person,10.154,2013-12-01,Third Person,5.9,342 +8018,"[35, 18, 10749]",174321,en,The English Teacher,10.077,2013-05-16,The English Teacher,5.7,211 +8019,[18],169813,en,Short Term 12,10.035,2013-08-23,Short Term 12,7.9,702 +8020,"[27, 9648, 53]",9022,en,All the Boys Love Mandy Lane,10.03,2013-10-11,All the Boys Love Mandy Lane,5.5,326 +8021,"[35, 18]",147773,en,The Way Way Back,9.977,2013-07-05,The Way Way Back,7.1,1043 +8022,[18],179144,it,La grande bellezza,9.937,2013-11-15,The Great Beauty,7.4,1518 +8023,"[28, 12, 18]",152747,en,All Is Lost,9.869,2013-10-18,All Is Lost,6.6,949 +8024,"[18, 10749]",60281,en,To the Wonder,9.81,2013-04-12,To the Wonder,5.9,266 +8025,"[16, 10751, 14]",196254,en,Barbie: Mariposa and The Fairy Princess,9.772,2013-08-27,Barbie: Mariposa and The Fairy Princess,6.5,133 +8026,"[27, 18, 53]",150202,en,The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia,9.753,2013-02-01,The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia,5.7,272 +8027,[35],107811,en,21 & Over,9.749,2013-03-01,21 & Over,5.7,1020 +8028,[28],251749,th,4 มหากาฬพญายม 2,9.733,2013-12-05,Lawless Kingdom,7.0,18 +8029,"[16, 12]",146381,en,Justin and the Knights of Valour,9.731,2013-11-26,Justin and the Knights of Valour,5.5,148 +8030,[27],160070,en,Apartment 1303 3D,9.686,2013-07-25,Apartment 1303 3D,3.7,171 +8031,"[16, 28, 12]",166076,en,Superman: Unbound,9.609,2013-05-06,Superman: Unbound,6.4,167 +8032,"[16, 12, 10751]",172391,en,Khumba,9.597,2013-12-07,Khumba,5.6,129 +8033,[18],157354,en,Fruitvale Station,9.587,2013-07-26,Fruitvale Station,7.4,645 +8034,"[35, 18]",152737,en,August: Osage County,9.586,2013-12-27,August: Osage County,6.9,843 +8035,"[35, 18, 36]",140823,en,Saving Mr. Banks,9.585,2013-12-20,Saving Mr. Banks,7.4,2050 +8036,"[53, 80, 18, 9648]",68727,en,Trance,9.571,2013-04-05,Trance,6.6,1348 +8037,"[28, 18, 53]",11123,en,Earthquake,9.569,1974-11-15,Earthquake,5.7,124 +8038,"[18, 36, 10749]",111473,en,The Invisible Woman,9.555,2013-12-25,The Invisible Woman,6.0,114 +8039,"[35, 80]",209247,en,The Art of the Steal,9.538,2013-10-01,The Art of the Steal,6.2,305 +8040,"[53, 878, 18]",97370,en,Under the Skin,9.527,2014-04-04,Under the Skin,6.1,1781 +8041,"[18, 12]",129670,en,Nebraska,9.521,2013-11-15,Nebraska,7.4,967 +8042,"[18, 9648]",152780,fr,Le passé,9.491,2013-12-19,The Past,7.3,252 +8043,"[53, 80, 18]",109421,en,Side Effects,9.426,2013-02-08,Side Effects,6.5,1879 +8044,"[35, 18]",121986,en,Frances Ha,9.42,2013-05-17,Frances Ha,7.4,624 +8045,[35],124459,en,The Incredible Burt Wonderstone,9.362,2013-03-15,The Incredible Burt Wonderstone,5.4,920 +8046,"[35, 27]",175168,ja,Reipu zonbi: Lust of the dead,9.343,2013-09-10,Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead,6.0,21 +8047,[18],111190,en,Adore,9.313,2013-09-06,Adore,6.1,558 +8048,"[53, 35, 28]",121824,en,Stand Up Guys,9.311,2013-02-01,Stand Up Guys,6.0,462 +8049,"[28, 18]",169209,en,Empire State,9.307,2013-09-03,Empire State,5.1,340 +8050,[18],130150,en,Labor Day,9.258,2013-12-27,Labor Day,6.9,546 +8051,"[9648, 53]",179826,en,Odd Thomas,9.253,2014-02-24,Odd Thomas,6.6,547 +8052,"[16, 35, 12, 10751, 878]",68179,en,Escape from Planet Earth,9.227,2013-02-14,Escape from Planet Earth,5.8,459 +8053,"[28, 53]",106021,en,Erased,9.213,2013-05-17,Erased,5.8,347 +8054,"[10751, 10402, 10770, 35]",177888,en,Teen Beach Movie,9.183,2013-07-19,Teen Beach Movie,6.4,439 +8055,"[53, 18, 80]",164457,en,Out of the Furnace,9.139,2013-12-06,Out of the Furnace,6.6,1077 +8056,"[18, 10749]",167581,de,Freier Fall,9.137,2013-09-08,Free Fall,7.7,331 +8057,"[18, 10749]",121674,en,Great Expectations,9.104,2013-11-08,Great Expectations,6.3,189 +8058,[10749],112949,en,Safe Haven,9.095,2013-02-14,Safe Haven,7.1,1433 +8059,"[80, 18]",166666,de,3096 Tage,9.062,2013-10-28,3096 Days,6.9,239 +8060,"[28, 53]",77234,en,The Numbers Station,9.062,2013-04-26,The Numbers Station,5.4,311 +8061,"[18, 35]",111969,en,Stuck in Love,9.038,2013-07-05,Stuck in Love,7.3,1175 +8062,[18],203833,en,The Book Thief,9.034,2013-11-08,The Book Thief,7.5,2788 +8063,"[28, 18, 36]",44865,zh,一代宗師,9.017,2013-08-30,The Grandmaster,6.5,385 +8064,"[16, 10751]",168903,en,Barbie in the Pink Shoes,9.017,2013-02-25,Barbie in the Pink Shoes,6.0,138 +8065,"[99, 10402]",164558,en,One Direction: This Is Us,9.005,2013-08-30,One Direction: This Is Us,8.1,370 +8066,"[10749, 18]",172533,en,Drinking Buddies,8.997,2013-08-23,Drinking Buddies,6.0,528 +8067,"[27, 53]",123109,en,No One Lives,8.981,2013-05-10,No One Lives,5.7,250 +8068,[18],205220,en,Philomena,8.978,2013-11-27,Philomena,7.4,945 +8069,"[12, 16, 10751]",10199,en,The Tale of Despereaux,8.978,2008-12-19,The Tale of Despereaux,5.8,464 +8070,"[18, 80]",96936,en,The Bling Ring,8.935,2013-06-21,The Bling Ring,5.4,2069 +8071,"[12, 35, 18]",178682,en,The Wizards Return: Alex vs. Alex,8.896,2013-03-15,The Wizards Return: Alex vs. Alex,6.6,318 +8072,"[12, 27, 9648, 53]",185460,en,Willow Creek,8.885,2013-06-06,Willow Creek,4.9,151 +8073,"[12, 36]",70667,en,Kon-Tiki,8.849,2013-04-26,Kon-Tiki,7.0,353 +8074,[35],208134,en,Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa,8.823,2013-10-25,Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa,6.0,928 +8075,"[16, 18, 10751]",64246,ja,カラフル,8.819,2013-05-14,Colorful,7.4,125 +8076,"[28, 80]",97512,en,The Courier,8.813,2013-06-08,The Courier,4.9,50 +8077,"[27, 53]",159117,en,V/H/S/2,8.812,2013-06-06,V/H/S/2,6.1,448 +8078,[18],158907,en,Breathe In,8.812,2013-01-19,Breathe In,6.0,179 +8079,"[878, 53, 27]",190847,en,The Last Days on Mars,8.759,2013-12-06,The Last Days on Mars,5.3,407 +8080,[35],205724,en,Welcome to the Jungle,8.748,2013-04-27,Welcome to the Jungle,4.9,208 +8081,"[35, 18, 10749]",209263,en,Enough Said,8.722,2013-09-18,Enough Said,6.7,464 +8082,"[35, 10749, 18]",126250,da,Den Skaldede Frisør,8.698,2012-10-10,Love Is All You Need,5.9,155 +8083,"[28, 35, 80]",81446,en,The Baytown Outlaws,8.678,2013-01-29,The Baytown Outlaws,6.0,162 +8084,[35],175528,en,Baggage Claim,8.666,2013-09-27,Baggage Claim,5.4,127 +8085,"[28, 12, 16, 10751]",227679,ja,劇場版ポケットモンスター ベストウイッシュ 神速のゲノセクト ミュウツー覚醒,8.624,2013-10-19,Pokémon the Movie: Genesect and the Legend Awakened,6.2,61 +8086,"[35, 18]",156700,en,The Kings of Summer,8.605,2013-05-31,The Kings of Summer,7.0,668 +8087,[35],146304,en,The Best Man Holiday,8.581,2013-11-15,The Best Man Holiday,6.6,145 +8088,"[35, 18]",113148,en,Prince Avalanche,8.49,2013-08-09,Prince Avalanche,6.2,161 +8089,"[35, 99]",181330,en,Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain,8.476,2013-07-03,Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain,6.9,142 +8090,"[18, 53]",87496,en,The Company You Keep,8.471,2013-04-04,The Company You Keep,6.1,377 +8091,"[27, 53]",104755,en,The Lords of Salem,8.434,2013-04-19,The Lords of Salem,5.3,445 +8092,"[35, 14, 16, 18, 10751]",100271,ja,ももへの手紙,8.421,2013-02-10,A Letter to Momo,7.6,166 +8093,"[14, 12, 10751]",227707,en,The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box,8.417,2013-12-05,The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box,5.1,108 +8094,"[28, 53]",77663,en,Killing Season,8.404,2013-07-12,Killing Season,5.5,581 +8095,[35],115283,en,A.C.O.D.,8.388,2013-10-04,A.C.O.D.,5.5,138 +8096,[35],157360,en,In a World...,8.325,2013-08-09,In a World...,6.4,320 +8097,"[18, 35, 10749]",121826,en,Quartet,8.32,2013-01-10,Quartet,6.6,209 +8098,[35],144789,es,Los amantes pasajeros,8.32,2013-06-28,I'm So Excited!,5.8,364 +8099,"[28, 12, 80]",93828,en,Welcome to the Punch,8.315,2013-03-27,Welcome to the Punch,5.8,370 +8100,"[35, 10749]",184219,th,พี่มาก..พระโขนง,8.31,2013-03-28,Pee Mak Phrakanong,7.3,54 +8101,"[28, 18, 80]",110410,cn,毒戰,8.267,2013-05-16,Drug War,6.7,119 +8102,"[18, 36]",192136,en,Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom,8.262,2013-12-25,Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom,6.9,319 +8103,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",219572,zh,警察故事2013,8.232,2013-12-24,Police Story: Lockdown,5.8,136 +8104,"[35, 9648]",83186,en,Wrong,8.174,2013-03-25,Wrong,6.4,155 +8105,"[80, 18, 10749, 37]",152748,en,Ain't Them Bodies Saints,8.166,2013-08-16,Ain't Them Bodies Saints,6.2,217 +8106,"[18, 10749]",152599,en,The Immigrant,8.145,2013-10-06,The Immigrant,6.2,438 +8107,"[18, 10749]",91745,en,Romeo & Juliet,8.122,2013-10-07,Romeo & Juliet,6.7,341 +8108,"[28, 12, 35, 14, 16]",135531,ja,劇場版 FAIRY TAIL 鳳凰の巫女,8.09,2013-12-10,Fairy Tail the Movie: Phoenix Priestess,7.0,77 +8109,[35],219318,fr,Eyjafjallajökull,8.078,2013-10-10,The Volcano,5.7,389 +8110,"[28, 878, 27]",178809,en,The Colony,8.07,2013-09-20,The Colony,5.2,632 +8111,"[35, 18, 10749]",144340,en,Admission,8.065,2013-03-22,Admission,5.5,385 +8112,"[37, 28, 14, 27, 18]",151933,en,Dead in Tombstone,8.051,2013-10-25,Dead in Tombstone,5.1,92 +8113,[53],165213,ko,신세계,8.048,2013-03-22,New World,7.4,182 +8114,"[18, 53]",87499,en,The East,8.044,2013-05-31,The East,6.6,438 +8115,"[18, 36]",115782,en,Jobs,8.023,2013-08-16,Jobs,6.1,1622 +8116,"[80, 53]",188166,en,Blue Ruin,7.983,2014-04-25,Blue Ruin,6.9,736 +8117,"[16, 878]",20043,ja,王立宇宙軍 オネアミスの翼,7.976,2013-10-15,Royal Space Force - The Wings Of Honneamise,7.1,43 +8118,[35],146239,en,Delivery Man,7.962,2013-11-22,Delivery Man,6.2,858 +8119,"[16, 10749]",200481,en,The Blue Umbrella,7.956,2013-06-20,The Blue Umbrella,7.7,262 +8120,"[99, 18]",191720,en,Jodorowsky's Dune,7.944,2013-08-30,Jodorowsky's Dune,8.0,276 +8121,"[53, 35, 80]",162145,en,The Liability,7.932,2013-01-29,The Liability,5.8,107 +8122,[35],64807,en,Grudge Match,7.918,2013-12-25,Grudge Match,6.0,711 +8123,[53],77495,es,Mientras duermes,7.9,2011-12-30,Sleep Tight,7.0,421 +8124,"[35, 18, 9648, 53]",121875,fr,Dans la maison,7.875,2013-04-19,In the House,7.4,422 +8125,[35],173185,fr,20 ans d'écart,7.873,2013-06-06,It Boy,6.3,655 +8126,"[28, 12]",149085,cn,太極２ 英雄崛起,7.867,2013-04-30,Tai Chi Hero,6.2,41 +8127,"[99, 10402]",159014,en,20 Feet from Stardom,7.866,2013-06-14,20 Feet from Stardom,7.4,127 +8128,"[878, 16, 28]",169934,ja,アイアンマン：ライズ・オブ・テクノヴォア,7.843,2013-05-03,Iron Man: Rise of Technovore,5.4,81 +8129,"[10770, 10749, 18]",188538,en,Remember Sunday,7.819,2013-04-21,Remember Sunday,7.1,332 +8130,"[27, 53, 18]",157115,en,Jug Face,7.812,2013-08-09,Jug Face,5.3,99 +8131,"[12, 35, 10770]",216769,en,Swindle,7.807,2013-08-23,Swindle,6.7,98 +8132,"[10749, 35, 28]",205022,ta,Chennai Express,7.773,2013-08-08,Chennai Express,6.4,150 +8133,"[53, 9648]",169219,en,The Dyatlov Pass Incident,7.764,2013-08-23,The Dyatlov Pass Incident,5.6,263 +8134,[18],70706,en,Very Good Girls,7.737,2013-01-22,Very Good Girls,5.9,255 +8135,"[16, 28, 12, 10751]",230222,en,Tarzan,7.727,2013-12-20,Tarzan,5.5,348 +8136,[53],183662,en,Crush,7.725,2013-04-09,Crush,5.9,165 +8137,"[35, 10749]",150117,en,I Give It a Year,7.721,2013-02-10,I Give It a Year,5.4,489 +8138,"[18, 53, 9648]",184352,fr,Tom à la ferme,7.716,2015-08-14,Tom at the Farm,7.0,360 +8139,"[35, 10749]",174316,en,A Case of You,7.715,2013-11-06,A Case of You,5.5,169 +8140,"[28, 12]",226672,en,Legendary: Tomb of the Dragon,7.707,2013-05-16,Legendary: Tomb of the Dragon,4.2,36 +8141,"[28, 12, 16, 10751]",230896,en,Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United,7.7,2013-12-03,Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United,5.1,70 +8142,"[28, 80, 14, 12]",217923,zh,狄仁杰之神都龙王,7.689,2013-09-27,Young Detective Dee: Rise of the Sea Dragon,6.1,120 +8143,"[27, 53]",122369,en,13 Eerie,7.678,2013-04-02,13 Eerie,4.6,50 +8144,"[18, 53]",115348,en,Paranoia,7.674,2013-08-16,Paranoia,5.7,518 +8145,"[9648, 18, 80, 53]",146223,en,Closed Circuit,7.663,2013-08-28,Closed Circuit,5.9,243 +8146,"[18, 10749]",110160,fr,Laurence Anyways,7.662,2013-06-28,Laurence Anyways,7.8,364 +8147,[18],232175,en,Gimme Shelter,7.659,2013-10-17,Gimme Shelter,6.7,155 +8148,"[35, 27]",159092,en,Hell Baby,7.656,2013-09-06,Hell Baby,5.0,123 +8149,[18],209276,en,Starred Up,7.63,2013-08-30,Starred Up,7.2,528 +8150,[35],174343,en,Trust Me,7.624,2013-04-20,Trust Me,5.8,32 +8151,"[35, 27]",172828,en,Bad Milo!,7.62,2013-08-29,Bad Milo,5.7,134 +8152,"[28, 12]",195269,en,12 Rounds 2: Reloaded,7.606,2013-06-03,12 Rounds 2: Reloaded,5.5,146 +8153,[18],132363,en,The Butler,7.599,2013-08-16,The Butler,7.4,1831 +8154,"[27, 53, 9648]",198210,en,Evidence,7.597,2013-07-19,Evidence,5.6,125 +8155,"[18, 35]",72525,en,Syrup,7.586,2013-06-07,Syrup,5.8,110 +8156,"[18, 53]",186992,fr,L'Inconnu du Lac,7.572,2013-12-20,Stranger by the Lake,6.4,169 +8157,"[27, 53, 18]",146203,en,The Last Exorcism Part II,7.561,2013-03-01,The Last Exorcism Part II,4.5,297 +8158,[35],143049,en,Adult World,7.557,2013-04-18,Adult World,6.2,227 +8159,"[27, 35]",165864,en,Hansel and Gretel Get Baked,7.556,2013-02-19,Hansel and Gretel Get Baked,4.7,113 +8160,"[18, 28, 53, 10752]",162215,en,How I Live Now,7.555,2013-11-08,How I Live Now,6.6,445 +8161,"[35, 80, 9648]",158990,en,Wrong Cops,7.545,2013-12-18,Wrong Cops,6.0,119 +8162,"[80, 18, 53]",152792,en,Devil's Knot,7.531,2013-05-09,Devil's Knot,6.0,351 +8163,"[18, 53]",251783,en,Pleasure or Pain,7.522,2013-10-22,Pleasure or Pain,4.7,30 +8164,"[10751, 35]",149910,en,Super Buddies,7.51,2013-08-27,Super Buddies,5.5,55 +8165,[27],257874,en,Beneath,7.504,2013-10-08,Beneath,5.2,76 +8166,"[18, 28, 35]",134350,ja,地獄でなぜ悪い,7.5,2013-09-19,Why Don't You Play in Hell?,7.4,117 +8167,[99],128216,en,Stories We Tell,7.493,2013-05-17,Stories We Tell,7.3,111 +8168,[53],180948,en,Vehicle 19,7.482,2013-06-14,Vehicle 19,5.2,303 +8169,"[18, 35, 10749]",157375,en,The Lifeguard,7.475,2013-08-30,The Lifeguard,5.3,199 +8170,"[878, 10770, 28, 12, 35]",205321,en,Sharknado,7.465,2013-07-11,Sharknado,3.8,873 +8171,[53],121677,en,The Reluctant Fundamentalist,7.46,2013-03-17,The Reluctant Fundamentalist,6.7,120 +8172,"[28, 27]",153738,en,Frankenstein's Army,7.452,2013-07-26,Frankenstein's Army,5.7,103 +8173,[53],176570,en,Shadow People,7.439,2013-03-17,Shadow People,5.1,53 +8174,"[18, 36]",110398,es,No,7.436,2013-02-15,No,7.2,211 +8175,[18],102001,ja,Like Someone in Love,7.426,2013-02-16,Like Someone in Love,7.3,93 +8176,"[18, 35]",103758,it,Reality,7.412,2013-03-15,Reality,7.2,128 +8177,"[27, 53, 35]",210908,en,All Cheerleaders Die,7.412,2013-10-31,All Cheerleaders Die,5.1,210 +8178,"[28, 18, 53]",200085,ko,감기,7.409,2013-08-16,Flu,7.1,167 +8179,"[878, 53]",174675,en,The Machine,7.391,2013-04-25,The Machine,6.0,460 +8180,"[18, 36, 10770]",21634,en,Prayers for Bobby,7.372,2009-02-27,Prayers for Bobby,7.9,220 +8181,[35],72890,en,Girl Most Likely,7.357,2013-07-19,Girl Most Likely,5.7,154 +8182,"[80, 18, 53]",210047,en,Cold Comes the Night,7.344,2013-09-20,Cold Comes the Night,5.5,128 +8183,"[27, 53]",204349,en,Contracted,7.342,2013-11-22,Contracted,5.2,259 +8184,"[27, 53, 14]",18392,en,Embrace of the Vampire,7.339,1995-05-30,Embrace of the Vampire,4.8,49 +8185,"[18, 10752]",238628,et,Mandariinid,7.331,2013-12-03,Tangerines,7.8,192 +8186,"[35, 10749]",129139,en,The To Do List,7.33,2013-07-26,The To Do List,5.5,534 +8187,[18],129112,ar,وجدة‎‎,7.321,2013-09-13,Wadjda,7.2,209 +8188,"[18, 10749]",118289,en,Diana,7.3,2013-11-01,Diana,5.5,294 +8189,"[18, 10749, 53]",157370,en,Kill Your Darlings,7.296,2013-10-16,Kill Your Darlings,7.2,847 +8190,[10402],193613,en,Metallica: Through the Never,7.295,2013-09-27,Metallica: Through the Never,6.6,130 +8191,"[35, 10749]",136403,fr,Populaire,7.281,2013-09-06,Populaire,6.6,322 +8192,"[35, 27]",114606,en,Cockneys vs Zombies,7.264,2013-08-02,Cockneys vs Zombies,5.9,206 +8193,[18],192132,en,Palo Alto,7.262,2014-05-09,Palo Alto,6.4,528 +8194,[35],195544,it,Pazze di me,7.246,2013-02-02,Crazy Me,6.2,137 +8195,[18],77805,en,Lovelace,7.242,2013-08-09,Lovelace,6.0,366 +8196,"[27, 53]",123103,es,Aftershock,7.228,2013-05-10,Aftershock,5.2,169 +8197,"[10749, 18]",152584,fr,La Vie d'Adèle - Chapitres 1 et 2,7.223,2013-10-25,Blue Is the Warmest Color,7.1,2367 +8198,[35],200713,fr,9 Mois Ferme,7.22,2013-11-11,9 Month Stretch,6.4,290 +8199,[53],152259,en,Phantom,7.211,2013-03-01,Phantom,6.0,151 +8200,[35],183836,fr,Les Gamins,7.164,2013-05-05,The Brats,6.1,321 +8201,"[12, 878]",2161,en,Fantastic Voyage,7.139,1966-08-24,Fantastic Voyage,6.8,184 +8202,"[27, 9648, 53]",166271,en,Haunter,7.137,2013-10-25,Haunter,6.0,310 +8203,"[12, 28, 35, 14]",40171,ko,전우치,7.134,2013-04-09,Woochi: The Demon Slayer,6.6,68 +8204,"[878, 35, 53, 27, 9648]",84204,en,Grabbers,7.117,2013-07-19,Grabbers,6.1,202 +8205,[53],139519,en,Magic Magic,7.097,2013-07-26,Magic Magic,5.2,102 +8206,"[28, 35, 80]",15049,fr,Bon Cop Bad Cop,7.082,2013-03-15,Bon Cop Bad Cop,6.6,91 +8207,"[28, 18]",154030,ko,타워,7.08,2013-01-11,The Tower,6.7,101 +8208,"[27, 35]",214597,en,Fright Night 2: New Blood,7.077,2013-10-01,Fright Night 2: New Blood,4.2,115 +8209,"[28, 10752, 18]",78215,en,Into the White,7.072,2013-04-12,Into the White,6.9,154 +8210,"[18, 10402]",111479,en,CBGB,7.056,2013-10-11,CBGB,6.5,70 +8211,"[53, 27, 878]",224815,en,Skinwalker Ranch,7.052,2013-10-30,Skinwalker Ranch,5.2,65 +8212,"[9648, 16, 14]",212162,ja,劇場版 魔法少女まどか☆マギカ[新編]叛逆の物語,7.05,2013-12-06,Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part III: Rebellion,7.6,78 +8213,[18],194101,en,The Selfish Giant,7.048,2013-12-20,The Selfish Giant,7.4,115 +8214,[18],121872,en,Ginger & Rosa,7.03,2013-02-01,Ginger & Rosa,6.5,119 +8215,"[878, 10770]",257368,en,Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome,7.021,2013-02-10,Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome,6.7,107 +8216,[35],236028,en,Castello Cavalcanti,7.02,2013-11-12,Castello Cavalcanti,7.1,136 +8217,"[16, 10751]",166747,en,Monster High: Friday Night Frights,7.014,2013-02-01,Monster High: Friday Night Frights,6.7,26 +8218,"[35, 10749]",123235,fr,Paris-Manhattan,6.938,2013-04-11,Paris-Manhattan,5.4,103 +8219,"[53, 18]",109729,en,The Canyons,6.937,2013-07-29,The Canyons,4.3,134 +8220,[35],209249,en,The Love Punch,6.929,2013-09-12,The Love Punch,5.8,238 +8221,[35],85041,it,Immaturi - Il viaggio,6.925,2013-04-25,Immaturi - Il viaggio,5.9,385 +8222,"[80, 53]",165739,en,Pawn,6.914,2013-04-23,Pawn,5.6,77 +8223,"[16, 35, 10751]",161143,en,Madly Madagascar,6.913,2013-01-29,Madly Madagascar,6.1,72 +8224,"[35, 27]",139038,en,A Haunted House,6.909,2013-01-11,A Haunted House,5.5,871 +8225,[18],127373,en,What Maisie Knew,6.904,2013-05-02,What Maisie Knew,7.1,236 +8226,[35],190880,fr,"Les Garçons et Guillaume, à Table !",6.897,2013-12-22,"Me, Myself and Mum",6.8,422 +8227,"[28, 53]",160704,ko,베를린,6.895,2013-02-14,The Berlin File,6.8,89 +8228,"[53, 28]",238589,en,Enemies Closer,6.891,2013-12-24,Enemies Closer,5.2,88 +8229,[35],185574,en,Louis C.K.: Oh My God,6.887,2013-04-13,Louis C.K.: Oh My God,7.6,96 +8230,"[27, 53]",207769,en,Banshee Chapter,6.872,2013-11-06,Banshee Chapter,5.6,135 +8231,"[53, 18]",97989,pt,O Som ao Redor,6.844,2013-02-08,Neighboring Sounds,6.7,77 +8232,"[35, 18]",211954,es,No se Aceptan Devoluciones,6.842,2013-08-30,Instructions Not Included,7.6,339 +8233,[99],169607,en,Finding Vivian Maier,6.837,2014-03-28,Finding Vivian Maier,7.8,167 +8234,"[28, 14]",218266,en,Dracula: The Dark Prince,6.831,2013-10-15,Dracula: The Dark Prince,3.9,17 +8235,"[27, 53]",174682,en,Raze,6.828,2013-04-21,Raze,5.3,78 +8236,"[53, 27]",227877,en,Torment,6.826,2013-10-11,Torment,4.7,52 +8237,"[28, 878]",209504,en,Bounty Killer,6.823,2013-09-06,Bounty Killer,5.7,113 +8238,"[27, 53]",210947,en,Afflicted,6.821,2014-04-04,Afflicted,6.3,275 +8239,"[28, 53]",44977,hi,धूम ३,6.798,2013-12-20,Dhoom 3,5.9,136 +8240,[18],177047,en,Decoding Annie Parker,6.782,2014-05-02,Decoding Annie Parker,6.0,49 +8241,"[28, 35, 18, 10749, 53]",41602,en,Charlie Countryman,6.781,2013-11-15,Charlie Countryman,6.6,374 +8242,"[37, 53]",158916,en,Sweetwater,6.768,2013-01-24,Sweetwater,6.1,99 +8243,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 878]",229408,en,Minions: Training Wheels,6.758,2013-12-10,Minions: Training Wheels,7.2,104 +8244,[27],207774,en,The Borderlands,6.755,2013-08-24,The Borderlands,5.2,111 +8245,"[18, 10749, 10752]",121642,it,Venuto al mondo,6.745,2013-12-05,Twice Born,7.4,258 +8246,"[28, 12, 35, 80, 18]",10117,en,Action Jackson,6.744,1988-02-12,Action Jackson,5.2,81 +8247,"[27, 9648, 53]",41505,en,Shelter,6.741,2013-04-04,Shelter,5.9,351 +8248,"[35, 14, 10749]",189204,en,Lovestruck: The Musical,6.733,2013-04-21,Lovestruck: The Musical,6.4,96 +8249,"[35, 18]",139651,fr,Les Saveurs du palais,6.73,2013-09-19,Haute Cuisine,6.2,139 +8250,"[10749, 35]",194722,en,At Middleton,6.722,2013-05-17,At Middleton,6.1,93 +8251,"[12, 35, 80]",117974,en,Sightseers,6.703,2013-05-10,Sightseers,6.4,261 +8252,"[35, 28, 80]",202220,zh,不二神探,6.7,2013-12-31,Badges of Fury,4.6,56 +8253,"[27, 10749, 53]",135812,en,Dracula 3D,6.688,2013-10-04,Dracula 3D,3.5,81 +8254,[27],103620,en,Maniac,6.666,2013-06-21,Maniac,6.0,471 +8255,"[35, 14, 27]",174188,en,Rapture-Palooza,6.647,2013-06-07,Rapture-Palooza,5.1,144 +8256,[18],109584,en,Broken,6.628,2013-07-19,Broken,6.8,139 +8257,"[18, 53]",162903,en,The Fifth Estate,6.611,2013-10-18,The Fifth Estate,5.9,549 +8258,"[27, 878]",196830,en,Stranded,6.563,2013-07-26,Stranded,3.6,73 +8259,[35],203665,fr,Paris à tout prix,6.552,2013-07-15,Paris or Perish,6.1,168 +8260,[35],137093,en,Last Vegas,6.533,2013-11-01,Last Vegas,6.4,1211 +8261,"[80, 53, 18, 28]",158091,tl,Metro Manila,6.523,2013-01-20,Metro Manila,7.5,77 +8262,"[18, 80, 53]",159932,en,A Single Shot,6.52,2013-09-20,A Single Shot,5.8,126 +8263,"[53, 18]",172520,en,Coldwater,6.515,2013-03-10,Coldwater,6.8,103 +8264,"[35, 18]",172631,en,Family Weekend,6.512,2013-03-28,Family Weekend,6.3,93 +8265,[35],180147,es,Nosotros los nobles,6.501,2013-10-21,We Are the Nobles,7.0,123 +8266,[18],210024,en,An Adventure in Space and Time,6.5,2013-11-22,An Adventure in Space and Time,7.9,103 +8267,"[35, 14, 53]",127867,en,The Brass Teapot,6.495,2013-04-05,The Brass Teapot,6.0,240 +8268,"[18, 10749]",119675,en,Behind the Candelabra,6.494,2013-05-26,Behind the Candelabra,6.7,455 +8269,"[35, 12, 10751]",198436,da,Antboy,6.484,2013-12-30,Antboy,5.3,64 +8270,[18],121873,de,Hannah Arendt,6.477,2013-05-29,Hannah Arendt,7.2,138 +8271,"[27, 53]",229182,en,The Harvest,6.472,2013-10-19,The Harvest,6.0,105 +8272,"[35, 18, 9648]",180679,en,Sexy Evil Genius,6.468,2013-04-09,Sexy Evil Genius,6.2,42 +8273,"[27, 878]",114958,en,Storage 24,6.441,2013-01-11,Storage 24,4.4,66 +8274,"[35, 80, 18]",175291,en,Cheap Thrills,6.406,2013-03-08,Cheap Thrills,6.4,216 +8275,"[28, 80]",116613,en,The Sweeney,6.4,2013-03-01,The Sweeney,5.9,142 +8276,[878],166822,en,Big Ass Spider!,6.399,2013-10-18,Big Ass Spider!,5.5,118 +8277,"[10749, 35]",199661,fr,Joséphine,6.397,2013-07-07,Josephine,6.1,202 +8278,"[35, 27]",179538,es,Las brujas de Zugarramurdi,6.392,2013-09-20,Witching & Bitching,6.3,315 +8279,"[53, 80, 18, 28, 35]",91550,en,Violet & Daisy,6.386,2013-06-07,Violet & Daisy,6.1,136 +8280,"[18, 878]",145197,en,Upstream Color,6.368,2013-04-05,Upstream Color,6.5,426 +8281,"[18, 53]",170689,fr,Möbius,6.366,2013-04-22,Möbius,5.7,112 +8282,"[16, 35, 10751, 878]",229407,en,Puppy,6.363,2013-12-10,Puppy,7.3,138 +8283,"[18, 36, 10752]",127372,en,Emperor,6.357,2013-03-08,Emperor,6.2,135 +8284,[53],84336,en,Shadow Dancer,6.354,2013-05-31,Shadow Dancer,6.0,125 +8285,"[53, 18]",201847,en,Compulsion,6.352,2013-06-21,Compulsion,4.5,53 +8286,"[35, 80]",171540,he,Mi mefahed mezeev hara,6.342,2013-05-04,Big Bad Wolves,6.6,176 +8287,"[99, 10402]",157117,en,Sound City,6.336,2013-01-18,Sound City,7.4,119 +8288,"[28, 80, 53]",59118,fr,La Proie,6.335,2013-06-07,The Prey,6.6,80 +8289,"[878, 27]",125490,en,Antiviral,6.33,2013-04-12,Antiviral,5.8,152 +8290,"[35, 18]",156708,en,Afternoon Delight,6.323,2013-08-30,Afternoon Delight,5.8,115 +8291,[99],84330,en,Room 237,6.315,2013-03-29,Room 237,6.3,294 +8292,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",12633,en,The Star Chamber,6.306,1983-08-05,The Star Chamber,6.1,60 +8293,"[18, 10402]",367412,en,Whiplash,6.298,2013-01-18,Whiplash,7.9,94 +8294,"[18, 10749]",200112,fr,Puppylove,6.272,2013-10-02,Puppylove,5.8,5 +8295,"[80, 18, 53]",99758,en,Swerve,6.272,2013-12-05,Swerve,4.9,19 +8296,"[53, 878]",176068,en,+1,6.253,2013-09-20,Plus One,5.4,123 +8297,[18],97006,en,Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor,6.246,2013-03-29,Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor,6.7,59 +8298,"[80, 18, 53]",165904,hi,स्पेशल 26,6.224,2013-02-08,Special 26,7.3,80 +8299,"[18, 27, 53]",159128,en,We Are What We Are,6.211,2013-09-27,We Are What We Are,5.7,304 +8300,"[16, 10751]",234567,en,Get a Horse!,6.204,2013-11-27,Get a Horse!,7.6,122 +8301,"[35, 18]",112200,en,Thanks for Sharing,6.188,2013-09-19,Thanks for Sharing,5.8,302 +8302,"[53, 27, 10749]",139933,en,Kiss of the Damned,6.18,2013-05-03,Kiss of the Damned,5.1,66 +8303,"[9648, 10749, 53]",160139,en,Night Train to Lisbon,6.173,2013-12-06,Night Train to Lisbon,6.6,199 +8304,[18],187022,zh,天注定,6.171,2013-10-04,A Touch of Sin,7.3,114 +8305,[27],231001,en,All Hallows' Eve,6.171,2013-10-29,All Hallows' Eve,4.9,89 +8306,"[35, 18, 10749]",197033,en,Geography Club,6.169,2013-05-22,Geography Club,6.6,81 +8307,"[16, 35, 10751, 878]",229405,en,Panic in the Mailroom,6.162,2013-12-10,Panic in the Mailroom,6.9,82 +8308,"[35, 18]",110146,en,The Sapphires,6.16,2013-03-22,The Sapphires,6.7,97 +8309,"[35, 18]",174337,en,The Pretty One,6.158,2014-02-07,The Pretty One,6.2,133 +8310,"[18, 10752, 53]",121835,de,Lore,6.129,2013-02-08,Lore,6.9,141 +8311,"[53, 10749]",121676,en,Inescapable,6.122,2013-02-22,Inescapable,5.2,27 +8312,[18],158908,en,The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete,6.115,2013-10-11,The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete,7.6,44 +8313,"[18, 14]",157820,fr,L'écume des jours,6.105,2013-10-10,Mood Indigo,6.1,350 +8314,[27],209901,en,Nothing Left to Fear,6.104,2013-10-04,Nothing Left to Fear,4.8,84 +8315,[53],215881,en,Plush,6.09,2013-09-13,Plush,5.7,64 +8316,"[16, 35, 10751, 14, 10402]",201676,en,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls,6.085,2013-06-16,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls,6.9,61 +8317,"[18, 53, 28]",184125,en,Assault on Wall Street,6.074,2013-06-30,Assault on Wall Street,5.9,282 +8318,"[36, 18, 53, 9648]",209262,en,Parkland,6.056,2013-10-04,Parkland,6.1,206 +8319,"[28, 53]",174733,ru,Метро,6.045,2013-03-03,Metro,6.4,117 +8320,"[80, 18, 9648]",158739,en,Blue Caprice,6.035,2013-09-13,Blue Caprice,5.9,62 +8321,"[12, 10770]",231474,en,The Hunters,6.03,2013-10-25,The Hunters,5.3,165 +8322,[35],114779,en,It's a Disaster,6.029,2013-04-12,It's a Disaster,6.3,111 +8323,[99],191502,en,The Unbelievers,6.018,2013-12-13,The Unbelievers,6.7,74 +8324,[99],217316,en,1,6.013,2013-09-30,1,7.4,53 +8325,[18],123377,ko,피에타,6.013,2013-05-17,Pieta,7.1,144 +8326,"[18, 53]",172847,en,Scenic Route,5.996,2013-08-23,Scenic Route,6.3,109 +8327,"[12, 18]",77221,en,Black Gold,5.975,2013-03-01,Black Gold,6.4,137 +8328,[35],91739,en,Much Ado About Nothing,5.952,2013-06-07,Much Ado About Nothing,7.2,165 +8329,"[18, 14]",127864,es,Blancanieves,5.935,2012-10-11,Blancanieves,7.3,122 +8330,"[10751, 12, 16]",203696,en,Scooby-Doo! Stage Fright,5.925,2013-08-20,Scooby-Doo! Stage Fright,6.8,55 +8331,"[27, 53]",209780,en,Crawlspace,5.911,2013-01-03,Crawlspace,4.7,15 +8332,"[28, 35]",199420,en,Pawn Shop Chronicles,5.908,2013-07-12,Pawn Shop Chronicles,5.8,111 +8333,"[35, 18]",174311,en,All Is Bright,5.905,2013-09-10,All Is Bright,5.3,46 +8334,"[35, 18]",83869,en,As Cool as I Am,5.904,2013-06-21,As Cool as I Am,5.3,57 +8335,[18],128215,en,Still Mine,5.903,2013-07-12,Still Mine,7.2,39 +8336,[99],159622,en,Terms and Conditions May Apply,5.889,2013-07-12,Terms and Conditions May Apply,7.1,105 +8337,"[18, 10752]",98205,fr,Rebelle,5.885,2013-03-01,War Witch,6.5,57 +8338,"[99, 10402]",229296,en,Justin Bieber: Believe,5.877,2013-12-25,Justin Bieber: Believe,7.3,106 +8339,"[10402, 18]",109417,en,Battle of the Year,5.858,2013-09-21,Battle of the Year,6.1,130 +8340,"[35, 18, 10751]",118628,hi,इंग्लिश विंग्लिश,5.835,2013-02-14,English Vinglish,7.5,111 +8341,[53],44749,hi,रेस 2,5.834,2013-02-05,Race 2,5.5,45 +8342,"[27, 53, 18]",174678,en,Mr. Jones,5.824,2013-05-02,Mr. Jones,4.9,53 +8343,[18],154282,en,Touchy Feely,5.809,2013-01-19,Touchy Feely,4.9,52 +8344,[18],127374,en,Arthur Newman,5.795,2013-04-26,Arthur Newman,5.7,114 +8345,"[35, 18]",172785,en,Gus,5.785,2013-12-06,Expecting,4.9,23 +8346,"[28, 80]",227359,en,Force of Execution,5.763,2013-12-31,Force of Execution,5.1,53 +8347,"[10752, 18]",168676,en,Company of Heroes,5.751,2013-02-26,Company of Heroes,5.3,60 +8348,"[27, 14]",158752,en,Escape from Tomorrow,5.743,2013-10-11,Escape from Tomorrow,4.8,117 +8349,"[18, 10402, 10749]",235984,hi,गोलियों की रासलीला रामलीला,5.733,2013-11-15,Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela,7.2,93 +8350,[99],202141,en,Particle Fever,5.733,2013-09-29,Particle Fever,7.1,142 +8351,"[28, 12]",140818,no,Gåten Ragnarok,5.731,2013-11-11,Ragnarok,5.6,94 +8352,"[18, 35]",201749,en,Mr. Morgan's Last Love,5.725,2013-11-01,Mr. Morgan's Last Love,6.8,143 +8353,"[35, 16, 10402]",118293,fr,Le magasin des suicides,5.725,2013-03-12,The Suicide Shop,6.4,326 +8354,"[18, 53, 80]",136278,en,Blood,5.711,2013-08-09,Blood,6.1,76 +8355,[99],212063,en,Tim's Vermeer,5.706,2013-12-06,Tim's Vermeer,7.3,91 +8356,[18],173153,en,Phil Spector,5.706,2013-03-24,Phil Spector,6.0,52 +8357,[99],158999,en,Blackfish,5.7,2013-07-19,Blackfish,7.9,673 +8358,"[36, 28, 12]",192538,en,Hammer of the Gods,5.695,2013-07-05,Hammer of the Gods,4.5,114 +8359,"[35, 18]",158914,en,The Look of Love,5.69,2013-07-07,The Look of Love,5.5,57 +8360,"[18, 10749]",189715,th,จันดารา ปัจฉิมบท,5.688,2013-02-07,Jan Dara: The Finale,7.8,5 +8361,[18],121793,fr,Le capital,5.665,2013-10-25,Capital,5.7,71 +8362,"[27, 878]",216539,en,Ghost Shark,5.643,2013-08-22,Ghost Shark,4.1,44 +8363,"[18, 27, 53]",205891,en,The Demented,5.635,2013-07-30,The Demented,3.9,66 +8364,"[18, 36]",186971,fr,Michael Kohlhaas,5.631,2013-10-16,Age of Uprising: The Legend of Michael Kohlhaas,6.1,97 +8365,"[16, 35, 10751]",238302,en,Saving Santa,5.631,2013-11-05,Saving Santa,5.1,53 +8366,[18],95775,sr,Klip,5.617,2013-03-15,Clip,5.5,56 +8367,"[99, 18, 36]",159037,ar,The Square,5.596,2013-10-25,The Square,7.8,84 +8368,"[35, 16, 10751, 14]",220845,en,The Smurfs: The Legend of Smurfy Hollow,5.596,2013-09-12,The Smurfs: The Legend of Smurfy Hollow,6.1,24 +8369,"[12, 18, 878]",2160,en,Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea,5.589,1961-07-12,Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea,5.7,49 +8370,"[10751, 12]",172386,en,Return to Nim's Island,5.588,2013-03-15,Return to Nim's Island,5.0,66 +8371,"[878, 18]",115442,de,Die Wand,5.577,2013-06-07,The Wall,6.7,61 +8372,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",174645,en,Java Heat,5.559,2013-04-16,Java Heat,5.3,44 +8373,"[18, 10749]",191121,hi,रान्झाना,5.534,2013-06-21,Raanjhanaa,6.8,59 +8374,"[18, 36, 10749]",134673,fr,Renoir,5.512,2013-03-29,Renoir,6.2,59 +8375,"[28, 53]",218329,en,Breakout,5.489,2013-09-17,Breakout,4.3,46 +8376,[99],207021,en,Generation Iron,5.468,2013-09-20,Generation Iron,6.9,68 +8377,[27],200462,en,Hansel & Gretel,5.467,2013-01-07,Hansel & Gretel,4.8,106 +8378,"[18, 53]",167305,en,Kill for Me,5.465,2013-02-12,Kill for Me,5.6,53 +8379,"[18, 10749]",167683,pt,Flores Raras,5.456,2013-08-09,Reaching for the Moon,6.7,57 +8380,"[35, 10749, 10770]",213901,en,Fir Crazy,5.453,2013-11-24,Fir Crazy,5.7,30 +8381,[28],146578,en,The Package,5.452,2013-02-14,The Package,5.1,52 +8382,"[28, 80, 18]",216541,en,Ambushed,5.45,2013-11-12,Ambushed,4.4,25 +8383,"[14, 10751]",237710,en,Pete's Christmas,5.449,2013-11-16,Pete's Christmas,5.8,110 +8384,[18],179109,fr,Les salauds,5.421,2013-10-06,Bastards,5.9,49 +8385,[99],159154,en,We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks,5.392,2013-05-24,We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks,6.6,84 +8386,"[18, 35, 53, 9648, 10749]",60270,en,Wish You Were Here,5.375,2013-06-07,Wish You Were Here,5.4,32 +8387,"[16, 14, 9648, 27]",201223,ja,青の祓魔師 劇場版,5.357,2013-08-17,Blue Exorcist: The Movie,7.2,64 +8388,"[80, 53]",60534,de,Das letzte Schweigen,5.349,2013-03-07,The Silence,6.4,59 +8389,"[53, 80]",60540,en,Sushi Girl,5.341,2013-01-03,Sushi Girl,5.7,50 +8390,"[10751, 14, 10402, 16]",212470,en,Monster High: 13 Wishes,5.336,2013-10-08,Monster High: 13 Wishes,6.5,44 +8391,"[35, 27]",126757,en,100 Bloody Acres,5.328,2013-06-28,100 Bloody Acres,6.0,55 +8392,"[18, 35]",130739,en,Oh Boy,5.318,2013-11-15,A Coffee in Berlin,7.2,178 +8393,[99],159008,en,Inequality for All,5.314,2013-01-19,Inequality for All,7.7,64 +8394,"[28, 12, 878, 27, 35]",146631,en,U.F.O.,5.31,2013-06-21,U.F.O.,3.2,64 +8395,"[35, 18]",153795,en,Straight A's,5.307,2013-03-19,Straight A's,5.3,71 +8396,"[27, 53]",123359,es,Ahí va el diablo,5.288,2013-12-13,Here Comes the Devil,5.8,54 +8397,"[28, 878]",204435,hi,कृष ३,5.281,2013-11-01,Krrish 3,5.1,68 +8398,"[53, 28, 80, 18, 9648]",161321,en,The Power of Few,5.239,2013-02-15,The Power of Few,5.0,37 +8399,[18],150897,de,Paradies: Hoffnung,5.233,2013-12-17,Paradise: Hope,6.5,47 +8400,"[18, 10749]",140222,en,Love and Honor,5.226,2013-03-22,Love and Honor,5.9,227 +8401,[18],158884,en,A Teacher,5.219,2013-09-06,A Teacher,4.7,45 +8402,[35],244001,en,Bo Burnham: What.,5.214,2013-12-18,Bo Burnham: What.,8.2,88 +8403,"[27, 53]",177552,en,A Resurrection,5.208,2013-03-21,A Resurrection,3.9,20 +8404,[18],156965,en,Concussion,5.202,2013-04-04,Concussion,5.5,55 +8405,"[99, 18, 80]",159004,en,Dirty Wars,5.187,2013-01-18,Dirty Wars,7.1,78 +8406,"[12, 35]",159024,en,Ass Backwards,5.186,2013-01-21,Ass Backwards,4.6,37 +8407,[99],222724,en,Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th,5.172,2013-09-13,Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th,7.7,40 +8408,"[35, 12]",157409,en,Crystal Fairy & the Magical Cactus,5.172,2013-07-12,Crystal Fairy & the Magical Cactus,5.9,76 +8409,"[28, 878]",166660,en,Jurassic Attack,5.17,2013-02-21,Jurassic Attack,3.4,21 +8410,"[18, 35]",208277,de,Feuchtgebiete,5.162,2013-11-18,Wetlands,5.3,155 +8411,"[16, 14]",192911,en,Monster High: Scaris City of Frights,5.148,2013-03-03,Monster High: Scaris City of Frights,6.9,24 +8412,"[35, 10749]",77210,en,Design for Living,5.134,2013-02-10,Design for Living,7.4,71 +8413,"[14, 18]",75204,en,Imaginaerum,5.123,2013-05-28,Imaginaerum,5.8,81 +8414,[35],230158,en,Aziz Ansari: Buried Alive,5.121,2013-11-01,Aziz Ansari: Buried Alive,7.1,73 +8415,[18],191820,de,The Devil's Violinist,5.116,2013-01-30,The Devil's Violinist,5.8,63 +8416,[99],173210,en,Downloaded,5.114,2013-06-21,Downloaded,6.6,51 +8417,[18],139997,en,And While We Were Here,5.112,2013-09-13,And While We Were Here,6.1,68 +8418,[18],103689,es,Post Tenebras Lux,5.108,2013-05-01,Post Tenebras Lux,6.4,54 +8419,[35],192345,en,Cavemen,5.086,2013-10-26,Cavemen,5.0,42 +8420,"[27, 35, 53]",123107,en,Hellbenders,5.071,2013-10-18,Hellbenders,5.6,27 +8421,"[16, 12, 35]",227425,en,Alpha and Omega 2: A Howl-iday Adventure,5.064,2013-10-08,Alpha and Omega 2: A Howl-iday Adventure,5.1,24 +8422,[99],121831,en,"Love, Marilyn",5.055,2013-10-18,"Love, Marilyn",6.4,23 +8423,"[35, 18, 10402]",141679,en,Spike Island,5.052,2013-10-13,Spike Island,6.8,37 +8424,"[10402, 35, 10749, 18]",127370,en,Song for Marion,5.051,2013-06-21,Song for Marion,6.6,85 +8425,[35],124461,en,A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III,4.98,2013-02-08,A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III,4.4,40 +8426,[35],133790,en,Clear History,4.979,2013-08-10,Clear History,6.2,169 +8427,"[80, 18]",100544,en,Officer Down,4.967,2013-01-22,Officer Down,5.7,45 +8428,"[10770, 18]",229703,en,Escape from Polygamy,4.928,2013-08-24,Escape from Polygamy,6.5,17 +8429,[28],171581,en,The Marine 3: Homefront,4.922,2013-03-05,The Marine 3: Homefront,5.6,56 +8430,"[18, 10749]",245792,en,A Fairytale Christmas (Christmas Belle),4.914,2013-12-08,A Fairytale Christmas (Christmas Belle),5.8,35 +8431,"[18, 28, 53, 80]",220820,en,Blood of Redemption,4.909,2013-09-24,Blood of Redemption,5.3,23 +8432,"[28, 16, 35, 10751]",253617,en,LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: Maximum Overload,4.906,2013-11-05,LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: Maximum Overload,6.5,56 +8433,[18],177656,es,"Tensión sexual, Volumen 1: Volátil",4.894,2013-02-12,Sexual Tension: Volatile,6.9,17 +8434,[12],100542,en,Vikingdom,4.891,2013-10-04,Vikingdom,4.5,31 +8435,"[12, 99]",133441,en,The Summit,4.889,2013-10-04,The Summit,7.1,55 +8436,"[27, 53]",78093,en,Alyce Kills,4.873,2013-05-24,Alyce Kills,5.5,53 +8437,[27],194121,en,Dark Circles,4.871,2013-01-01,Dark Circles,5.0,50 +8438,[18],152745,en,As I Lay Dying,4.835,2013-10-11,As I Lay Dying,5.7,34 +8439,"[18, 35]",201066,en,Goodbye World,4.835,2013-06-15,Goodbye World,5.4,72 +8440,"[12, 18, 10751, 878]",187462,en,Robosapien: Rebooted,4.83,2013-04-01,Robosapien: Rebooted,5.5,29 +8441,"[12, 35, 27]",135579,en,Dead Before Dawn,4.815,2013-09-06,Dead Before Dawn,4.8,41 +8442,"[35, 10749]",220746,en,Jewtopia,4.812,2013-09-20,Jewtopia,4.1,20 +8443,"[18, 36]",220176,ko,관상,4.804,2013-10-04,The Face Reader,6.5,35 +8444,"[28, 878]",192813,en,Age of Dinosaurs,4.799,2013-05-11,Age of Dinosaurs,4.0,52 +8445,[35],170752,en,The Hot Flashes,4.792,2013-07-12,The Hot Flashes,4.8,32 +8446,[18],137968,en,Drift,4.788,2013-08-02,Drift,5.8,86 +8447,"[27, 53]",159211,en,The Haunting of Helena,4.77,2013-06-21,The Haunting of Helena,4.7,47 +8448,"[18, 9648, 53]",80318,en,The Motel Life,4.769,2013-11-08,The Motel Life,6.2,25 +8449,"[14, 28, 27]",86215,en,The Cloth,4.766,2013-07-03,The Cloth,2.3,16 +8450,[35],198062,en,Coffee Town,4.758,2013-07-09,Coffee Town,6.7,56 +8451,"[16, 35, 10751, 14]",258152,en,Party Central,4.757,2014-03-21,Party Central,6.3,46 +8452,"[27, 53]",222911,en,The Monkey's Paw,4.757,2013-10-08,The Monkey's Paw,4.4,44 +8453,[35],156268,en,InAPPropriate Comedy,4.757,2013-03-22,InAPPropriate Comedy,3.1,49 +8454,"[10770, 10751]",234951,en,The Thanksgiving House,4.742,2013-11-02,The Thanksgiving House,5.8,11 +8455,[18],128133,en,Museum Hours,4.739,2013-06-28,Museum Hours,6.7,23 +8456,"[16, 28, 35, 10751]",116977,en,Foodfight!,4.705,2013-05-07,Foodfight!,2.1,46 +8457,[18],168245,hi,Kai Po Che!,4.701,2013-03-08,Kai Po Che!,6.8,52 +8458,"[28, 35, 27, 878]",188489,en,Birdemic 2: The Resurrection,4.672,2013-04-09,Birdemic 2: The Resurrection,2.4,51 +8459,"[878, 12, 10751]",188507,en,Space Warriors,4.659,2013-04-26,Space Warriors,4.4,19 +8460,"[18, 27, 53]",211065,en,Proxy,4.658,2013-09-19,Proxy,5.9,57 +8461,[35],158743,en,Computer Chess,4.655,2013-07-17,Computer Chess,6.3,56 +8462,[99],239459,en,No Half Measures: Creating the Final Season of Breaking Bad,4.641,2013-11-26,No Half Measures: Creating the Final Season of Breaking Bad,8.6,68 +8463,"[27, 53]",174671,en,Dark Touch,4.638,2013-09-27,Dark Touch,4.5,59 +8464,[18],89237,en,Electrick Children,4.635,2013-03-06,Electrick Children,6.5,73 +8465,[18],204709,fr,Au bonheur des ogres,4.631,2013-12-10,The Scapegoat,6.1,67 +8466,[28],199556,en,Absolute Deception,4.624,2013-06-11,Absolute Deception,4.9,29 +8467,"[28, 878, 12]",185471,en,Battle of the Damned,4.6,2013-07-26,Battle of the Damned,4.9,63 +8468,"[35, 10402, 14]",381696,en,Shrek the Musical,4.59,2013-09-17,Shrek the Musical,7.2,44 +8469,"[10751, 14, 35]",246569,en,Jinxed,4.573,2013-11-29,Jinxed,6.7,48 +8470,[18],216457,fr,La jalousie,4.567,2013-10-03,Jealousy,6.4,28 +8471,"[27, 878]",226948,en,Scarecrow,4.543,2013-10-05,Scarecrow,4.3,30 +8472,"[18, 10749, 35]",209049,zh,小时代,4.535,2013-07-26,Tiny Times,4.3,23 +8473,[99],127918,en,The Gatekeepers,4.534,2013-02-01,The Gatekeepers,7.2,51 +8474,[18],124972,en,Generation Um...,4.501,2013-05-02,Generation Um...,4.2,31 +8475,"[18, 10749]",204690,ru,Интимные места,4.467,2013-10-10,Intimate Parts,5.3,8 +8476,[18],174378,en,Run & Jump,4.465,2014-01-24,Run & Jump,6.7,14 +8477,"[18, 36]",156643,zh,Da Shang Hai,4.429,2013-01-03,The Last Tycoon,6.4,22 +8478,"[28, 36, 12, 18]",167449,cn,血滴子,4.429,2013-06-14,The Guillotines,5.7,27 +8479,"[28, 53]",171776,en,Sparks,4.429,2013-03-01,Sparks,5.0,51 +8480,[18],129734,de,Paradies: Glaube,4.427,2013-07-05,Paradise: Faith,7.0,44 +8481,"[35, 18]",126797,en,Mental,4.397,2013-03-29,Mental,6.3,45 +8482,"[878, 53]",164331,en,Spiders,4.384,2013-02-08,Spiders,4.1,66 +8483,[99],159002,en,Cutie and the Boxer,4.378,2013-08-16,Cutie and the Boxer,7.2,44 +8484,"[28, 878]",182228,en,100 Degrees Below Zero,4.376,2013-04-13,100 Degrees Below Zero,3.5,46 +8485,"[35, 18]",156713,en,C.O.G.,4.375,2013-09-20,C.O.G.,5.4,46 +8486,"[35, 12, 18]",151743,zh,人再囧途之泰囧,4.369,2013-02-05,Lost in Thailand,6.5,36 +8487,[27],71682,en,Coffin Baby,4.36,2013-03-15,Coffin Baby,4.2,18 +8488,"[14, 27]",143142,en,Axe Giant - The Wrath of Paul Bunyan,4.358,2013-04-25,Axe Giant - The Wrath of Paul Bunyan,3.6,14 +8489,[27],253477,en,Torture Chamber,4.341,2013-10-10,Torture Chamber,3.1,10 +8490,[18],225235,ru,Географ глобус пропил,4.323,2013-11-11,The Geographer Drank His Globe Away,7.0,45 +8491,"[28, 878, 12, 14]",76170,en,The Wolverine,4.323,2013-07-25,The Wolverine,6.3,6176 +8492,"[28, 12, 878]",284019,en,Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel,4.312,2013-10-01,Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel,6.1,47 +8493,"[35, 10749]",115446,en,Divorce Invitation,4.3,2013-05-09,Divorce Invitation,4.7,17 +8494,[27],207273,en,Chilling Visions: 5 Senses of Fear,4.292,2013-05-15,Chilling Visions: 5 Senses of Fear,4.8,24 +8495,"[10770, 10751, 14, 18]",230407,en,The Good Witch's Destiny,4.264,2013-10-26,The Good Witch's Destiny,7.1,30 +8496,"[18, 53, 36]",110391,fa,وەرزی کەرگەدەن ،,4.259,2013-08-13,Rhino Season,5.8,16 +8497,"[18, 10402]",110550,en,I Used to Be Darker,4.238,2013-10-04,I Used to Be Darker,6.1,17 +8498,"[18, 878, 53]",219288,en,Dragon Day,4.225,2013-01-10,Dragon Day,3.3,6 +8499,"[27, 28, 35, 53]",145668,en,Butcher Boys,4.217,2013-09-06,Butcher Boys,3.4,25 +8500,"[35, 10751]",189680,en,All Stars,4.211,2013-05-01,All Stars,5.5,22 +8501,"[28, 878]",255692,en,Ice Soldiers,4.198,2013-12-06,Ice Soldiers,4.2,36 +8502,"[10751, 10770]",235662,en,Snow Bride,4.188,2013-11-09,Snow Bride,6.4,45 +8503,[18],94671,en,Jayne Mansfield's Car,4.161,2013-09-13,Jayne Mansfield's Car,5.9,29 +8504,[18],174314,en,Bottled Up,4.157,2013-04-19,Bottled Up,5.5,5 +8505,[35],239056,en,Hairbrained,4.142,2013-05-31,Hairbrained,5.2,34 +8506,[99],124623,en,I Know That Voice,4.136,2014-01-07,I Know That Voice,7.0,54 +8507,"[18, 35]",216652,en,Mike Birbiglia: My Girlfriend's Boyfriend,4.11,2013-08-22,Mike Birbiglia: My Girlfriend's Boyfriend,7.9,36 +8508,"[35, 99, 36]",270698,en,I'm a Porn Star,4.095,2013-10-04,I'm a Porn Star,5.8,8 +8509,[35],106337,en,Free Samples,4.094,2013-05-31,Free Samples,6.1,19 +8510,"[35, 18]",142106,en,Petunia,4.066,2013-06-28,Petunia,5.5,6 +8511,"[18, 53]",174344,en,Whitewash,4.058,2013-04-19,Whitewash,6.3,13 +8512,"[53, 10770, 18, 36]",177203,en,The Challenger,4.056,2013-11-16,The Challenger,7.2,44 +8513,"[80, 18, 53]",218460,en,The Contractor,4.055,2013-09-02,The Contractor,3.2,11 +8514,"[28, 878]",179105,de,Scavengers,4.048,2013-03-21,Scavengers,3.3,10 +8515,"[27, 18, 53]",228676,en,Mischief Night,4.045,2013-10-30,Mischief Night,4.7,51 +8516,"[27, 53]",183661,en,Animus,4.042,2013-03-25,Animus,4.0,13 +8517,"[16, 12, 10751]",218726,ja,映画ドラえもん のび太のひみつ道具博物館,4.028,2013-12-31,Doraemon: Nobita's Secret Gadget Museum,5.9,8 +8518,[27],219247,en,Zombie Night,4.025,2013-10-08,Zombie Night,3.4,32 +8519,[18],121598,en,Midnight's Children,4.022,2013-04-25,Midnight's Children,5.6,20 +8520,"[18, 80]",136735,es,El cártel de los sapos,3.976,2013-10-18,The Snitch Cartel,6.6,12 +8521,"[27, 53]",167960,en,Sanitarium,3.973,2013-03-01,Sanitarium,4.9,34 +8522,"[28, 27]",153509,en,Zombie Massacre,3.969,2013-08-06,Zombie Massacre,3.1,30 +8523,[18],156277,en,Big Sur,3.968,2013-11-01,Big Sur,5.4,8 +8524,[27],226269,en,13/13/13,3.966,2013-09-30,13/13/13,3.7,20 +8525,[18],302135,en,Skating to New York,3.953,2013-11-02,Skating to New York,5.8,9 +8526,[53],168399,no,Pionér,3.948,2013-10-12,Pioneer,5.6,45 +8527,"[10402, 10749, 35, 18]",214100,en,Sunshine on Leith,3.945,2013-10-03,Sunshine on Leith,6.7,64 +8528,"[18, 10749]",128154,he,Out in the Dark,3.934,2013-09-27,Out in the Dark,7.1,57 +8529,"[28, 80, 53]",185497,en,Assassins Run,3.929,2013-04-23,Assassins Run,4.4,23 +8530,"[35, 18]",210293,en,The Smile Man,3.896,2013-06-15,The Smile Man,7.4,24 +8531,"[18, 27, 53]",116248,en,Vampire,3.888,2013-04-25,Vampire,6.2,20 +8532,[18],176124,en,Home Run,3.843,2013-04-19,Home Run,6.3,33 +8533,[35],97609,en,Somebody Up There Likes Me,3.841,2013-03-08,Somebody Up There Likes Me,5.5,13 +8534,"[10770, 10749, 35, 18]",238749,en,A Very Merry Mix-Up,3.835,2013-11-10,A Very Merry Mix-Up,6.3,44 +8535,"[10749, 35]",155887,fr,Un Prince (presque) charmant,3.825,2013-02-02,A Prince (almost) Charming,5.4,36 +8536,"[28, 27, 53]",232731,en,Attila,3.819,2013-12-31,Attila,1.8,9 +8537,[99],180314,en,Salinger,3.814,2013-09-06,Salinger,6.5,31 +8538,"[18, 10752]",128158,fr,"Syngué sabour, pierre de patience",3.805,2013-08-14,The Patience Stone,7.0,52 +8539,"[18, 36]",199327,ru,Гагарин. Первый в космосе,3.789,2013-06-06,Gagarin: First in Space,6.6,42 +8540,"[878, 28, 35, 12]",172721,en,End of the World,3.773,2013-02-22,End of the World,4.3,24 +8541,"[10770, 18, 9648]",236324,en,Social Nightmare,3.737,2013-08-31,Social Nightmare,5.4,35 +8542,[99],147703,en,Amazing Ocean 3D,3.731,2013-01-27,Amazing Ocean 3D,6.5,5 +8543,"[35, 18, 10749]",191566,en,Crazy Kind of Love,3.72,2013-05-31,Crazy Kind of Love,6.1,19 +8544,"[28, 35, 27]",211587,en,Blood Shot,3.72,2013-08-01,Blood Shot,3.7,17 +8545,"[16, 10751]",199753,en,Tom and Jerry's Giant Adventure,3.698,2013-08-04,Tom and Jerry's Giant Adventure,5.5,28 +8546,"[18, 35]",241432,en,Days and Nights,3.674,2014-09-26,Days and Nights,4.7,13 +8547,"[53, 18, 80]",128241,en,The Rise,3.672,2013-07-26,The Rise,6.7,49 +8548,"[18, 10752, 36]",103742,ru,В тумане,3.664,2013-06-14,In the Fog,6.4,24 +8549,"[28, 878, 10770, 12, 18, 53]",172767,en,500 MPH Storm,3.66,2013-03-26,500 MPH Storm,3.0,26 +8550,"[28, 80, 18]",227229,en,Dead Drop,3.651,2013-12-26,Dead Drop,4.7,10 +8551,"[35, 18]",172897,en,Some Girl(s),3.632,2013-06-28,Some Girl(s),4.9,47 +8552,[35],268207,he,כידון,3.596,2013-08-24,Kidon,5.1,45 +8553,[35],177851,en,Miss Dial,3.59,2013-03-07,Miss Dial,4.9,6 +8554,[27],178687,en,616: Paranormal Incident,3.589,2013-02-12,616: Paranormal Incident,3.1,12 +8555,"[28, 18]",180651,ko,전설의 주먹,3.577,2013-04-12,Fists of Legend,7.0,20 +8556,"[28, 878]",205126,en,Independence Daysaster,3.562,2013-06-27,Independence Daysaster,4.2,35 +8557,"[35, 10749]",147367,en,Slightly Single in L.A.,3.551,2013-09-03,Slightly Single in L.A.,4.8,20 +8558,[53],228245,en,The Suspect,3.549,2013-10-16,The Suspect,5.7,21 +8559,"[35, 10749]",247849,ru,Odnoklassniki.ru: naCLICKay Udachu,3.545,2013-12-20,Odnoklassniki.ru: The Magic Laptop,2.0,8 +8560,[18],219814,fr,Les nuits brûlantes de Linda,3.544,2013-10-08,The Hot Nights of Linda,2.8,58 +8561,"[35, 18]",191698,en,2 Jacks,3.534,2013-10-18,2 Jacks,5.3,7 +8562,[27],254174,en,The Penny Dreadful Picture Show,3.532,2013-10-08,The Penny Dreadful Picture Show,4.7,14 +8563,[18],159667,en,Molly Maxwell,3.514,2013-01-06,Molly Maxwell,6.4,26 +8564,"[35, 18]",175555,en,A Madea Christmas,3.507,2013-12-13,A Madea Christmas,6.3,62 +8565,[35],186606,en,iSteve,3.5,2013-04-14,iSteve,4.8,22 +8566,"[27, 878]",169865,en,The Frankenstein Theory,3.5,2013-03-01,The Frankenstein Theory,4.3,40 +8567,[99],124071,en,How to Make Money Selling Drugs,3.446,2013-05-26,How to Make Money Selling Drugs,6.9,56 +8568,"[35, 18, 10749]",241903,en,The Christmas Spirit,3.445,2013-12-01,The Christmas Spirit,4.9,14 +8569,"[35, 10751, 10770, 18]",57210,en,Angels Sing,3.427,2013-10-19,Angels Sing,5.0,26 +8570,"[27, 878]",210910,en,Almost Human,3.427,2013-09-19,Almost Human,4.8,48 +8571,"[35, 18]",172548,en,Good Night,3.42,2013-03-08,Good Night,5.9,4 +8572,[35],179267,en,Jay And Silent Bob's Super Groovy Cartoon Movie,3.414,2013-04-20,Jay And Silent Bob's Super Groovy Cartoon Movie,5.3,23 +8573,"[27, 35]",166981,en,Chastity Bites,3.412,2013-06-01,Chastity Bites,4.4,12 +8574,[35],203534,en,Dealin' with Idiots,3.399,2013-07-12,Dealin' with Idiots,5.1,17 +8575,"[18, 10749]",196446,en,Last Summer,3.381,2013-05-16,Last Summer,6.1,15 +8576,[99],159138,en,The Crash Reel,3.37,2013-12-13,The Crash Reel,7.8,40 +8577,[99],212812,en,The Out List,3.364,2013-06-26,The Out List,7.2,10 +8578,"[27, 14]",211914,en,Unlucky Charms,3.354,2013-06-05,Unlucky Charms,2.5,6 +8579,[99],173205,en,Girl Rising,3.35,2013-03-07,Girl Rising,7.0,24 +8580,[18],218993,fr,Avant l'hiver,3.343,2013-12-20,Before the Winter Chill,6.4,32 +8581,[35],164443,pt,The Makeover,3.328,2013-01-26,The Makeover,5.4,41 +8582,"[10770, 35, 10749]",256277,en,Chance at Romance,3.326,2013-10-05,Chance at Romance,6.1,27 +8583,"[35, 18]",165463,hr,Svećenikova djeca,3.321,2013-01-02,The Priest's Children,6.4,25 +8584,"[80, 53]",136850,en,Breaking the Girls,3.32,2013-07-26,Breaking the Girls,5.7,39 +8585,"[80, 18, 10749]",191824,en,Rushlights,3.317,2013-06-21,Rushlights,5.1,19 +8586,"[14, 27, 878]",177146,en,Flying Monkeys,3.305,2013-03-09,Flying Monkeys,4.6,16 +8587,"[10749, 18]",122089,fr,Après Mai,3.298,2013-05-03,Something in the Air,6.3,39 +8588,[18],168742,lo,The Rocket,3.284,2013-04-19,The Rocket,7.0,33 +8589,[99],173467,en,Milius,3.28,2013-03-09,Milius,7.2,24 +8590,"[28, 80]",190754,en,On the Job,3.276,2013-09-27,On the Job,6.6,38 +8591,"[28, 18, 53]",192210,en,Open Road,3.271,2013-05-21,Open Road,5.1,20 +8592,[18],110323,fr,Thérèse Desqueyroux,3.27,2013-08-23,Thérèse,5.7,53 +8593,"[18, 53]",94887,en,Girls Against Boys,3.262,2013-02-01,Girls Against Boys,4.6,41 +8594,[18],179154,en,Standing Up,3.259,2013-08-16,Standing Up,6.8,30 +8595,"[14, 27, 53]",131689,en,The Wicked,3.247,2013-04-30,The Wicked,4.2,48 +8596,"[35, 10749]",252034,ru,Любовь в большом городе 3,3.239,2013-12-31,No Love in the City 3,4.9,13 +8597,[35],150889,en,Just Crazy Enough,3.229,2013-04-16,Crazy Enough,2.7,6 +8598,[99],240629,en,The Class of '92,3.22,2013-12-01,The Class of '92,7.2,48 +8599,[27],168802,en,Heebie Jeebies,3.22,2013-02-09,Heebie Jeebies,4.3,6 +8600,[53],191094,en,The Employer,3.219,2013-06-07,The Employer,3.8,16 +8601,[16],78570,es,Don Gato y su pandilla,3.217,2013-08-02,Top Cat: The Movie,5.2,25 +8602,"[16, 12, 35]",132563,en,От винта 3D,3.212,2013-08-05,Wings,3.8,12 +8603,"[10751, 99]",75720,en,One Life,3.199,2013-02-01,One Life,7.6,32 +8604,[27],225671,en,Amy,3.171,2013-09-30,Amy,2.9,9 +8605,"[16, 28]",472027,en,Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (Deluxe Edition),3.154,2013-10-08,Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (Deluxe Edition),8.4,29 +8606,"[18, 10749]",195757,en,The Ultimate Life,3.146,2013-09-06,The Ultimate Life,6.3,24 +8607,"[99, 10402]",137563,en,A Band Called Death,3.133,2013-06-27,A Band Called Death,7.2,47 +8608,[27],178408,en,Dark Feed,3.116,2013-03-18,Dark Feed,4.2,25 +8609,"[18, 10751]",252674,en,A Second Chance,3.108,2013-01-01,A Second Chance,5.7,31 +8610,"[53, 18, 28]",215776,hi,Madras Cafe,3.103,2013-08-23,Madras Cafe,6.9,54 +8611,[53],230168,en,Solo,3.101,2013-07-13,Alone,5.6,27 +8612,"[80, 18]",172542,en,Go for Sisters,3.098,2013-11-08,Go for Sisters,5.4,5 +8613,[35],165649,en,Tyler Perry's Madea Gets A Job - The Play,3.096,2013-02-01,Tyler Perry's Madea Gets A Job - The Play,6.7,17 +8614,[99],178290,en,The Punk Singer,3.093,2013-11-29,The Punk Singer,7.2,41 +8615,"[27, 53, 35]",264227,en,Stripped,3.086,2013-05-14,Stripped,3.8,17 +8616,"[99, 36]",174358,en,Red Obsession,3.085,2013-09-06,Red Obsession,6.1,10 +8617,[53],89591,en,Anazapta,3.085,2013-12-10,Black Plague,5.0,7 +8618,[18],115821,es,El artista y la modelo,3.081,2013-08-02,The Artist and the Model,6.2,15 +8619,[99],221800,en,Money for Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve,3.078,2013-09-06,Money for Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve,6.9,8 +8620,[35],251266,en,Sex After Kids,3.073,2013-01-26,Sex After Kids,5.3,16 +8621,"[18, 35]",209353,it,Anni felici,3.063,2013-10-10,Those Happy Years,6.3,40 +8622,"[16, 10751]",270029,en,Curious George Swings Into Spring,3.06,2013-03-15,Curious George Swings Into Spring,6.6,5 +8623,"[878, 18]",235388,en,Beast of the Bering Sea,3.058,2013-11-09,Beast of the Bering Sea,3.9,8 +8624,[99],193645,en,Seduced and Abandoned,3.057,2013-10-18,Seduced and Abandoned,6.7,22 +8625,"[10749, 10770]",238018,en,The Christmas Ornament,3.051,2013-11-16,The Christmas Ornament,5.9,20 +8626,[35],229974,ru,Горько!,3.044,2013-11-11,Bitterly!,6.1,40 +8627,"[28, 35, 80]",250608,en,Concrete Blondes,3.041,2013-05-02,Concrete Blondes,5.1,15 +8628,"[27, 14, 878]",221737,en,RoboCroc,3.041,2013-09-14,RoboCroc,3.9,13 +8629,"[9648, 53]",206349,en,The Devil You Know,3.038,2013-07-09,Devil You Know,4.0,15 +8630,"[35, 27]",191562,hi,गो गोआ गॉन,3.032,2013-05-10,Go Goa Gone,5.7,52 +8631,[14],60932,en,The Last Keepers,3.03,2013-01-04,The Last Keepers,4.8,28 +8632,[],198318,en,Stress Position,3.016,2013-06-13,Stress Position,6.2,5 +8633,[878],228417,en,Life Tracker,3.015,2013-03-09,Life Tracker,5.5,6 +8634,[99],214083,en,The Armstrong Lie,3.01,2013-10-12,The Armstrong Lie,7.0,68 +8635,"[80, 18, 10749]",186935,es,Heli,3.01,2013-10-19,Heli,6.4,46 +8636,"[35, 10751]",239347,en,Kristin's Christmas Past,3.009,2013-11-23,Kristin's Christmas Past,6.2,27 +8637,"[18, 53]",215935,he,Bethlehem,3.006,2013-11-09,Bethlehem,6.0,17 +8638,"[27, 53, 878]",230453,en,Raptor Ranch,3.002,2013-09-13,Raptor Ranch,3.4,9 +8639,"[28, 14]",177566,en,Jack the Giant Killer,2.998,2013-03-12,Jack the Giant Killer,3.2,32 +8640,[35],248747,ru,Ёлки 3,2.98,2013-12-30,Six Degrees of Celebration 3,6.3,24 +8641,[53],120854,en,Lizzie,2.98,2013-07-18,Lizzie,3.0,11 +8642,"[35, 14, 10402]",188652,en,The Ghastly Love of Johnny X,2.971,2013-04-26,The Ghastly Love of Johnny X,6.5,9 +8643,"[18, 80]",159770,en,The Dirties,2.971,2013-10-04,The Dirties,6.1,57 +8644,"[35, 10749]",164130,nl,Verliefd op Ibiza,2.969,2013-02-02,Loving Ibiza,4.9,37 +8645,[35],157058,en,30 Nights of Paranormal Activity With the Devil Inside the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,2.967,2013-01-15,30 Nights of Paranormal Activity With the Devil Inside the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,3.0,42 +8646,"[27, 53]",239019,en,House of Good and Evil,2.961,2013-04-26,House of Good and Evil,4.5,22 +8647,"[9648, 53]",232078,en,Triple Crossed,2.941,2013-11-12,Triple Crossed,4.9,18 +8648,"[80, 53]",146955,en,Border Run,2.931,2012-10-12,Border Run,5.6,20 +8649,[18],73872,it,Terraferma,2.923,2013-09-06,Terraferma,6.6,43 +8650,[35],172469,en,Love & Air Sex,2.921,2013-12-20,Love & Air Sex,4.9,15 +8651,"[35, 27]",187010,en,Buck Wild,2.918,2013-04-01,Buck Wild,4.2,14 +8652,[18],295196,en,Watercolor Postcards,2.916,2013-01-01,Watercolor Postcards,6.4,8 +8653,"[28, 80]",203264,en,Percentage,2.914,2013-04-24,Percentage,4.7,11 +8654,"[9648, 53]",228606,en,The Secret Village,2.911,2013-10-18,The Secret Village,2.5,15 +8655,"[18, 53]",237614,en,Autumn Blood,2.904,2013-09-10,Autumn Blood,5.5,20 +8656,[18],84191,en,The End of Love,2.895,2013-03-01,The End of Love,6.2,17 +8657,"[35, 18]",152756,en,Paradise,2.892,2013-10-18,Paradise,5.1,34 +8658,[99],238466,en,David Blaine: Real or Magic,2.888,2013-11-19,David Blaine: Real or Magic,6.7,51 +8659,"[10770, 18, 10749, 10751]",240906,en,Let It Snow,2.888,2013-11-30,Let It Snow,6.2,31 +8660,"[10770, 27, 53]",181175,en,Summoned,2.882,2013-06-01,Summoned,4.5,14 +8661,[99],248808,en,Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1,2.88,2013-11-11,Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1,7.3,10 +8662,"[27, 53]",85207,en,Airborne,2.877,2013-02-26,Airborne,3.9,31 +8663,[53],228933,en,Drones,2.873,2013-10-25,Drones,4.9,18 +8664,"[16, 18, 36, 10749]",173443,pt,Uma História de Amor e Fúria,2.871,2013-03-07,Rio 2096: A Story of Love and Fury,7.7,32 +8665,"[99, 36]",91030,de,This Ain’t California,2.869,2013-04-11,This Ain’t California,6.6,18 +8666,[99],127962,en,Leviathan,2.866,2013-03-01,Leviathan,6.8,42 +8667,"[35, 12]",250251,ru,Ostrov Vezeniya,2.861,2013-12-20,Lucky Island,3.9,6 +8668,[18],160165,pl,W Imię...,2.853,2013-09-06,In the Name of...,7.1,28 +8669,[9648],221791,en,Garage Sale Mystery,2.852,2013-09-14,Garage Sale Mystery,6.0,28 +8670,[53],174376,en,The Moment,2.852,2013-04-21,The Moment,5.5,8 +8671,"[10751, 35, 10749]",236417,en,A Golden Christmas 3,2.849,2013-10-16,A Golden Christmas 3,5.4,22 +8672,[18],170178,en,K-11,2.848,2013-03-15,K-11,5.2,20 +8673,[27],248561,en,Krampus: The Christmas Devil,2.846,2013-08-17,Krampus: The Christmas Devil,2.4,32 +8674,"[28, 14]",241224,en,Wonder Woman,2.841,2013-09-29,Wonder Woman,5.9,34 +8675,[99],159100,en,Kink,2.841,2013-01-19,Kink,5.6,21 +8676,"[35, 14, 27]",177838,en,Ooga Booga,2.835,2013-03-12,Ooga Booga,3.5,6 +8677,[18],235093,en,Killing Kennedy,2.834,2013-11-10,Killing Kennedy,5.8,39 +8678,"[18, 10749]",207883,en,I'm in Love with a Church Girl,2.834,2013-10-18,I'm in Love with a Church Girl,5.2,24 +8679,[10402],202807,en,Madonna: MDNA World Tour,2.832,2013-06-22,Madonna: MDNA World Tour,7.2,20 +8680,"[27, 35]",231082,en,Gingerdead Man vs. Evil Bong,2.824,2013-10-29,Gingerdead Man vs. Evil Bong,4.8,11 +8681,"[10751, 10749]",238304,en,Catch a Christmas Star,2.82,2013-11-17,Catch a Christmas Star,5.9,25 +8682,"[18, 10749]",201277,en,La partida,2.82,2013-05-04,The Last Match,5.9,23 +8683,"[53, 878]",142391,en,95ers: Time Runners,2.813,2013-02-14,95ers: Time Runners,4.1,28 +8684,"[9648, 53]",158967,en,House Hunting,2.797,2013-03-05,House Hunting,4.9,22 +8685,[18],126862,en,Dead Europe,2.795,2013-03-02,Dead Europe,5.8,6 +8686,"[35, 10749]",219553,es,Amor a primera visa,2.783,2013-10-05,Pulling Strings,6.0,30 +8687,[10751],204582,en,An American Girl: Saige Paints the Sky,2.782,2013-07-02,An American Girl: Saige Paints the Sky,6.2,10 +8688,"[28, 12, 18]",157771,en,Counterpunch,2.762,2013-01-15,Counterpunch,4.8,6 +8689,"[80, 99]",159012,en,Narco Cultura,2.751,2013-11-22,Narco Cultura,7.0,37 +8690,"[18, 36]",217011,nl,Hoe Duur Was de Suiker,2.751,2013-10-10,The Price of Sugar,5.9,12 +8691,"[80, 18]",149232,en,The Pardon,2.75,2013-03-22,The Pardon,5.0,4 +8692,[18],182827,ja,舟を編む,2.748,2013-04-04,The Great Passage,6.7,17 +8693,[99],277386,en,Mysteries of the Unseen World,2.744,2013-11-01,Mysteries of the Unseen World,6.9,13 +8694,"[878, 28, 12]",202214,en,Real Playing Game,2.741,2013-08-29,Real Playing Game,4.1,16 +8695,[27],114635,en,The Helpers,2.736,2013-08-16,The Helpers,3.7,12 +8696,"[18, 9648]",89876,en,Doonby,2.734,2013-11-01,Doonby,4.6,6 +8697,"[10770, 27, 878]",229839,en,Grave Halloween,2.73,2013-10-19,Grave Halloween,4.4,44 +8698,"[99, 36, 10402]",159151,en,Muscle Shoals,2.728,2013-09-27,Muscle Shoals,7.2,28 +8699,[99],128190,en,The Pervert's Guide to Ideology,2.724,2013-11-01,The Pervert's Guide to Ideology,7.5,52 +8700,"[99, 18]",170039,en,Killing Lincoln,2.724,2013-02-16,Killing Lincoln,5.3,27 +8701,"[878, 28]",213574,en,Invasion Roswell,2.72,2013-08-07,Invasion Roswell,3.2,11 +8702,"[10402, 99]",123431,en,Reincarnated,2.718,2013-03-15,Reincarnated,6.4,44 +8703,"[28, 35, 27]",167733,en,Vamp U,2.716,2013-02-27,Vamp U,4.4,40 +8704,[53],278334,en,Heatstroke,2.713,2013-12-20,Heatstroke,5.1,49 +8705,"[10402, 35]",86274,en,Hunky Dory,2.706,2013-03-22,Hunky Dory,5.4,12 +8706,"[10770, 28, 14, 27]",180276,en,Chupacabra vs. the Alamo,2.7,2013-03-23,Chupacabra vs. the Alamo,4.0,13 +8707,[80],136775,en,G.B.H.,2.696,2013-10-14,G.B.H.,3.4,5 +8708,[27],179159,en,Germ,2.69,2013-03-12,Germ,3.4,16 +8709,"[18, 53]",172792,en,Holy Ghost People,2.681,2013-03-10,Holy Ghost People,4.4,16 +8710,[],165340,en,Baby Geniuses 3: Baby Squad Investigators,2.659,2013-02-03,Baby Geniuses 3: Baby Squad Investigators,2.9,11 +8711,"[878, 27]",184710,en,Quarantine L.A.,2.658,2013-03-09,Quarantine L.A.,3.8,12 +8712,"[878, 53]",190250,en,ABE,2.653,2013-04-16,ABE,6.1,38 +8713,[35],72359,en,Peeples,2.651,2013-05-09,Peeples,5.2,34 +8714,"[35, 878]",289007,en,Strippers from Another World,2.646,2013-08-20,Strippers from Another World,7.3,7 +8715,[99],220494,en,Bettie Page Reveals All,2.645,2013-11-22,Bettie Page Reveals All,7.1,18 +8716,[53],176077,en,Enter the Dangerous Mind,2.645,2013-03-11,Enter the Dangerous Mind,4.8,14 +8717,[18],187541,en,Call Me Crazy: A Five Film,2.642,2013-04-20,Call Me Crazy: A Five Film,6.1,24 +8718,[99],168360,en,La maison de la radio,2.64,2013-09-04,La maison de la radio,6.3,10 +8719,[18],295581,en,If I Had Wings,2.632,2013-12-01,If I Had Wings,6.9,19 +8720,"[80, 18]",83890,en,LUV,2.625,2013-01-18,LUV,5.7,25 +8721,[27],223004,en,Aberration,2.62,2007-01-01,Aberration,3.1,4 +8722,[28],218381,en,Extraction,2.616,2013-09-05,Extraction,5.5,21 +8723,"[14, 53]",204904,en,House of Last Things,2.605,2013-01-30,House of Last Things,5.5,24 +8724,[99],173484,en,Rewind This!,2.602,2013-08-27,Rewind This!,7.0,33 +8725,"[35, 878]",204779,en,Rock Jocks,2.597,2013-06-25,Rock Jocks,4.8,9 +8726,"[12, 18]",156062,en,Easy Rider: The Ride Back,2.595,2012-02-25,Easy Rider: The Ride Back,5.0,9 +8727,[53],214433,en,5 Souls,2.593,2013-08-06,5 Souls,4.8,9 +8728,[10770],226360,en,House of Versace,2.591,2013-10-04,House of Versace,5.7,31 +8729,"[27, 35]",100275,en,Eddie: The Sleepwalking Cannibal,2.586,2013-04-05,Eddie: The Sleepwalking Cannibal,6.2,33 +8730,[35],220153,en,Iliza Shlesinger: War Paint,2.568,2013-01-01,Iliza Shlesinger: War Paint,6.8,32 +8731,"[27, 53]",268993,en,House of Dust,2.565,2013-11-01,House of Dust,4.3,12 +8732,"[878, 10770]",222890,en,Stonados,2.562,2013-08-31,Stonados,3.8,23 +8733,[99],169853,en,12 O’Clock Boys,2.552,2013-01-31,12 O’Clock Boys,6.0,17 +8734,"[80, 27, 53]",24499,en,Scar,2.544,2013-02-12,Scar,4.9,28 +8735,"[37, 18, 36, 12]",169800,en,The Retrieval,2.54,2014-04-02,The Retrieval,6.6,24 +8736,[35],174326,en,A Birder's Guide to Everything,2.539,2013-04-21,A Birder's Guide to Everything,6.3,29 +8737,"[99, 9648, 36, 80]",223632,en,The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden,2.525,2014-04-03,The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden,7.1,17 +8738,[18],159701,en,I Do,2.523,2013-05-31,I Do,5.4,7 +8739,[18],109391,en,The We and the I,2.517,2013-03-08,The We and the I,5.8,32 +8740,[99],124075,en,More Than Honey,2.512,2013-06-14,More Than Honey,7.3,48 +8741,"[18, 99]",98525,pt,Heleno,2.505,2013-03-05,Heleno,6.3,20 +8742,"[80, 27]",222299,en,Self Storage,2.503,2013-09-16,Self Storage,3.7,6 +8743,[99],155556,en,Blood Brother,2.499,2013-01-20,Blood Brother,7.1,15 +8744,"[18, 10770]",176339,en,Mary and Martha,2.496,2013-04-20,Mary and Martha,6.8,43 +8745,"[28, 18, 53]",240881,en,Free Ride,2.493,2013-10-10,Free Ride,5.3,26 +8746,[53],223899,en,4Closed,2.49,2013-09-24,4Closed,3.9,18 +8747,"[16, 12, 18, 10751, 878]",249424,ja,ミュウツー～覚醒への序章～,2.489,2013-12-29,Pokémon: Mewtwo - Prologue to Awakening,7.8,11 +8748,"[9648, 53]",170194,en,Riddle,2.489,2013-01-10,Riddle,4.3,31 +8749,[35],254170,en,Random Encounters,2.487,2013-12-01,Random Encounters,3.0,4 +8750,[18],174341,en,Some Velvet Morning,2.483,2013-12-13,Some Velvet Morning,6.4,28 +8751,"[27, 53]",192023,en,The Invoking,2.481,2013-03-16,The Invoking,4.1,14 +8752,[99],174322,en,Gasland Part II,2.478,2013-04-20,Gasland Part II,7.1,18 +8753,[10749],243670,en,Capital Games,2.478,2013-07-12,Capital Games,6.0,7 +8754,[27],227172,en,Hallows' Eve,2.46,2013-10-01,Hallows' Eve,2.3,6 +8755,[99],73564,en,Wilde Salomé,2.456,2013-12-20,Wilde Salomé,7.3,8 +8756,"[53, 18]",260435,en,Awakened,2.456,2014-03-21,Awakened,3.6,5 +8757,"[16, 12, 10751]",126565,es,Los Ilusionautas,2.45,2013-11-13,Freedom Force,3.7,11 +8758,"[53, 80, 18]",211076,en,Bad Turn Worse,2.446,2014-11-14,Bad Turn Worse,5.5,37 +8759,[27],255295,en,Speak No Evil,2.443,2013-05-24,Speak No Evil,3.6,19 +8760,[99],174366,en,Bridegroom,2.438,2013-04-23,Bridegroom,7.8,52 +8761,"[18, 10749, 53]",179246,en,In Bloom,2.436,2013-07-13,In Bloom,6.9,12 +8762,"[18, 9648, 53, 10770]",224916,en,The Good Mother,2.43,2013-06-07,The Good Mother,5.3,10 +8763,[53],208656,en,Dark Power,2.43,2013-07-09,Dark Power,3.4,5 +8764,"[10402, 35]",399786,en,Browsers,2.429,2013-04-19,Browsers,6.6,7 +8765,"[12, 18]",171780,en,Sweet Talk,2.427,2013-03-02,Sweet Talk,5.1,7 +8766,"[10749, 10751, 18]",242555,en,Holidaze,2.423,2013-11-28,Holidaze,5.2,24 +8767,"[35, 27]",139721,en,Billy Club,2.423,2013-10-01,Billy Club,4.7,8 +8768,"[27, 28, 12, 878]",254009,en,Sucker,2.421,2013-12-29,Sucker,7.5,3 +8769,"[10752, 28, 18]",215814,en,Forbidden Ground,2.421,2013-12-11,Forbidden Ground,5.6,36 +8770,[99],184149,en,Somm,2.418,2013-06-21,Somm,7.1,35 +8771,"[35, 10749]",190824,fr,Hôtel Normandy,2.412,2013-09-27,Hôtel Normandy,5.0,23 +8772,[53],111170,en,Rubberneck,2.411,2013-02-22,Rubberneck,5.6,7 +8773,"[27, 878]",53101,en,Manborg,2.406,2011-09-22,Manborg,5.2,36 +8774,[27],257976,en,The Hospital,2.398,2013-02-15,The Hospital,2.3,10 +8775,"[53, 18]",252990,en,Chariot,2.392,2013-07-15,Chariot,5.4,31 +8776,[18],300090,en,White Rabbit,2.387,2013-09-20,White Rabbit,6.0,24 +8777,[18],75562,it,Io sono Li,2.379,2013-06-21,Shun Li and the Poet,7.2,35 +8778,"[53, 18]",204882,en,The Grief Tourist,2.379,2013-08-23,The Grief Tourist,5.4,16 +8779,[35],96378,en,Stag,2.374,2013-08-20,Stag,4.9,13 +8780,"[10749, 36, 18, 10751]",207871,en,Savannah,2.372,2013-04-25,Savannah,6.2,10 +8781,"[35, 18]",192126,en,Revenge for Jolly!,2.37,2013-05-07,Revenge for Jolly!,5.0,22 +8782,[35],248894,en,All Babe Network,2.369,2013-09-24,All Babe Network,6.0,3 +8783,[18],158875,en,Pit Stop,2.367,2013-01-21,Pit Stop,6.3,16 +8784,[10749],240357,en,Dear Secret Santa,2.366,2013-12-01,Dear Secret Santa,6.1,11 +8785,[10752],239318,en,Angel of the Skies,2.359,2013-12-10,Angel of the Skies,4.5,8 +8786,"[10751, 35, 10749]",249057,en,Finding Christmas,2.357,2013-12-15,Finding Christmas,6.5,22 +8787,"[18, 9648, 53]",224923,en,Aleksandr's Price,2.353,2013-09-23,Aleksandr's Price,5.4,7 +8788,"[10770, 35, 18]",249060,en,A Snow Globe Christmas,2.351,2013-12-14,A Snow Globe Christmas,5.8,18 +8789,"[27, 35]",189755,en,The Happy House,2.35,2013-05-05,The Happy House,4.9,9 +8790,[53],206419,en,Red Line,2.349,2013-07-15,Red Line,4.8,32 +8791,"[28, 12, 14]",232840,en,Dracano,2.348,2013-06-04,Dracano,2.4,7 +8792,[99],178850,en,Beyoncé: Life Is But a Dream,2.34,2013-02-16,Beyoncé: Life Is But a Dream,8.3,41 +8793,[18],153774,it,Il futuro,2.336,2013-09-06,The Future,5.8,11 +8794,[99],209799,en,The Unknown Known,2.333,2013-08-29,The Unknown Known,7.3,47 +8795,[99],130612,en,Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction,2.327,2013-06-16,Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction,6.9,19 +8796,"[10751, 18]",232898,en,Storm Rider,2.318,2013-10-22,Storm Rider,5.7,13 +8797,"[18, 53]",91101,en,Crave,2.318,2013-12-06,Crave,4.7,13 +8798,[12],59447,zh,寻龙夺宝,2.317,2013-11-30,The Dragon Pearl,5.0,13 +8799,"[14, 27, 878]",251733,en,The Brides of Sodom,2.317,2013-01-28,The Brides of Sodom,2.7,6 +8800,[878],217341,en,Rewind,2.313,2013-08-26,Rewind,6.0,25 +8801,[878],270597,en,The Library,2.313,2013-05-17,6 Minutes of Death,2.7,9 +8802,"[99, 28, 80]",229979,en,Necessary Evil: Super-Villains of DC Comics,2.31,2013-10-23,Necessary Evil: Super-Villains of DC Comics,6.3,20 +8803,"[28, 53]",108726,en,A Common Man,2.31,2013-06-30,A Common Man,6.0,33 +8804,"[12, 10751]",248229,ru,Страна хороших деточек,2.31,2013-12-20,The Land of Good Little Kids,4.3,9 +8805,[9648],121822,en,The Time Being,2.307,2013-07-26,The Time Being,4.9,8 +8806,"[10749, 35]",239180,en,Window Wonderland,2.306,2013-11-23,Window Wonderland,5.5,27 +8807,"[18, 53, 10749]",140443,en,The Girl,2.304,2013-03-08,The Girl,6.1,16 +8808,"[35, 10751]",241742,en,Alone for Christmas,2.304,2013-10-14,Alone for Christmas,4.3,17 +8809,"[35, 10749]",199341,en,Girl on a Bicycle,2.296,2013-04-04,Girl on a Bicycle,6.5,31 +8810,[27],168145,en,Devil May Call,2.295,2013-03-29,Devil May Call,4.9,10 +8811,"[18, 10749, 10752]",256196,en,Burning Blue,2.292,2013-06-29,Burning Blue,6.1,32 +8812,"[10770, 9648]",217667,en,After All These Years,2.284,2013-04-19,After All These Years,6.1,9 +8813,"[53, 9648]",178603,en,Detour,2.28,2013-03-29,Detour,5.5,14 +8814,"[80, 35]",191886,en,Shotgun Wedding,2.279,2013-04-02,Shotgun Wedding,4.7,6 +8815,"[27, 53]",230263,en,Sin Reaper,2.275,2013-01-02,Sin Reaper,3.5,7 +8816,[18],201550,en,Life of a King,2.273,2013-06-22,Life of a King,6.8,46 +8817,"[10770, 18, 9648, 53]",159937,en,An Amish Murder,2.27,2013-01-06,An Amish Murder,6.0,24 +8818,[27],207271,en,Army of the Damned,2.269,2013-11-07,Army of the Damned,3.2,8 +8819,"[10770, 18, 9648, 53]",240913,en,Non-Stop,2.264,2013-11-29,Non-Stop,5.6,23 +8820,[18],217719,en,Snake & Mongoose,2.26,2013-09-06,Snake & Mongoose,5.3,7 +8821,"[18, 10749, 35]",229749,en,When Calls the Heart,2.259,2013-10-05,When Calls the Heart,6.9,30 +8822,[53],235046,en,Darkroom,2.258,2013-03-10,Darkroom,3.8,22 +8823,"[12, 99]",169760,en,Maidentrip,2.257,2014-01-17,Maidentrip,7.4,33 +8824,[99],213831,en,Drew: The Man Behind the Poster,2.253,2013-07-19,Drew: The Man Behind the Poster,7.5,13 +8825,[],217919,en,Salomé,2.252,2013-08-10,Salomé,7.5,16 +8826,"[53, 27]",270643,en,Love of My Life,2.251,2013-01-01,Love of My Life,5.2,6 +8827,[53],187448,en,Time to Pay,2.25,2013-02-23,Time to Pay,3.0,5 +8828,[35],190967,en,3 Geezers!,2.246,2013-05-22,3 Geezers!,4.7,13 +8829,"[35, 27]",140403,en,Fresh Meat,2.245,2013-04-23,Fresh Meat,5.4,31 +8830,[],221801,en,Naked as We Came,2.244,2013-09-13,Naked as We Came,6.0,16 +8831,"[18, 36, 10749]",193006,en,"Mary, Queen of Scots",2.242,2013-09-08,"Mary, Queen of Scots",4.7,16 +8832,[35],179690,ru,Что творят мужчины!,2.238,2013-03-03,What Men Do!,3.4,8 +8833,"[35, 18]",203780,ru,Igra v Pravdu,2.235,2013-07-07,The Game of Truth,6.2,11 +8834,"[35, 12]",120802,en,Noobz,2.232,2013-01-25,Noobz,6.0,23 +8835,[53],248694,en,Truth,2.232,2013-07-12,Truth,5.9,13 +8836,"[18, 10749]",142115,en,Five Dances,2.23,2013-10-04,Five Dances,6.9,32 +8837,"[878, 53]",228064,en,Abducted,2.23,2013-09-03,Abducted,4.3,4 +8838,"[35, 28, 18]",206260,zh,天台,2.225,2013-07-19,The Rooftop,6.1,19 +8839,"[28, 12, 27]",224778,en,The Gauntlet,2.224,2013-08-23,The Gauntlet,5.1,12 +8840,"[27, 53, 10770]",197919,en,A Haunting at Silver Falls,2.221,2013-05-28,A Haunting at Silver Falls,4.4,44 +8841,"[878, 35]",167948,en,Space Milkshake,2.219,2013-02-15,Space Milkshake,6.1,18 +8842,"[10749, 28, 35]",208036,hi,रमैया वस्तावैया,2.215,2013-07-19,Ramaiya Vastavaiya,6.2,16 +8843,[35],202262,en,Svengali,2.214,2013-06-19,Svengali,5.3,15 +8844,[18],214069,ro,Când se lasa seara peste Bucuresti sau metabolism,2.209,2013-10-01,When Evening Falls on Bucharest or Metabolism,7.2,10 +8845,"[16, 18]",157301,en,Adam and Dog,2.204,2013-02-01,Adam and Dog,6.6,28 +8846,"[28, 27, 878]",166343,en,Alpha Girls,2.195,2013-08-31,Alpha Girls,4.5,4 +8847,"[14, 10402, 18]",241287,en,Tropico,2.193,2013-12-04,Tropico,8.4,36 +8848,"[878, 35, 27]",243520,en,Unidentified,2.188,2013-11-08,Unidentified,4.5,4 +8849,"[10749, 35, 18]",362895,sv,Boygame,2.187,2013-12-03,Boygame,6.0,5 +8850,"[28, 27, 53]",80279,es,El callejón,2.187,2013-10-14,Blind Alley,5.8,12 +8851,"[18, 10749]",97938,en,Heart of the Country,2.186,2013-08-19,Heart of the Country,5.8,20 +8852,[35],217128,en,This Magic Moment,2.184,2013-08-17,This Magic Moment,5.7,6 +8853,[18],128089,en,Imagine,2.183,2013-04-19,Imagine,7.7,17 +8854,[18],176079,en,The Wait,2.183,2013-01-31,The Wait,5.1,13 +8855,[53],248576,en,Sanatorium,2.179,2013-10-18,Sanatorium,5.7,20 +8856,[878],205466,en,Off World,2.174,2013-01-15,Dark Space,4.1,19 +8857,"[878, 53, 18]",121565,en,Errors of the Human Body,2.17,2012-09-23,Errors of the Human Body,5.8,30 +8858,"[28, 18, 53]",180688,en,Deep Dark Canyon,2.17,2013-04-23,Deep Dark Canyon,5.1,18 +8859,"[18, 99, 12]",229768,en,Living on One Dollar,2.166,2013-04-22,Living on One Dollar,6.5,56 +8860,[99],159044,en,Who Is Dayani Cristal?,2.165,2013-01-17,Who Is Dayani Cristal?,6.2,5 +8861,"[12, 10751]",171759,en,The Lost Medallion: The Adventures of Billy Stone,2.164,2013-03-01,The Lost Medallion: The Adventures of Billy Stone,5.5,21 +8862,"[35, 27]",159638,en,Ghost Team One,2.16,2013-01-20,Ghost Team One,4.5,34 +8863,[35],176545,en,Casting Couch,2.16,2013-03-11,Casting Couch,3.1,10 +8864,"[99, 10752]",128140,en,No Place on Earth,2.156,2013-04-05,No Place on Earth,6.6,16 +8865,[99],171795,en,Birth of the Living Dead,2.149,2013-10-18,Birth of the Living Dead,6.6,30 +8866,"[16, 35, 10749]",165718,ja,キックハート,2.141,2013-12-02,Kick-Heart,6.0,13 +8867,[18],176088,en,The Story of Luke,2.14,2013-04-05,The Story of Luke,6.9,28 +8868,"[18, 36]",198167,es,Ephraim's Rescue,2.138,2013-05-31,Ephraim's Rescue,6.6,7 +8869,"[9648, 53]",232055,en,Terrible Angels,2.137,2013-10-15,Terrible Angels,5.3,4 +8870,"[10752, 18]",110919,sr,Кругови,2.135,2013-01-17,Circles,7.6,18 +8871,"[18, 10749]",226979,en,Test,2.13,2013-06-29,Test,7.2,37 +8872,"[53, 80]",171688,en,Aftermath,2.129,2013-11-01,Aftermath,4.1,7 +8873,[99],171910,en,I Am Divine,2.128,2013-03-09,I Am Divine,7.8,35 +8874,[35],169790,en,Awful Nice,2.128,2013-03-08,Awful Nice,5.3,14 +8875,[],172372,en,Hate Crime,2.128,2013-10-15,Hate Crime,3.3,8 +8876,"[99, 16]",256421,en,Superman 75th Anniversary,2.122,2013-10-13,Superman 75th Anniversary,7.4,28 +8877,[35],230170,en,Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles,2.118,2013-11-23,Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles,6.6,15 +8878,"[18, 10749, 35]",244401,es,"Tensión sexual, Volumen 2: Violetas",2.116,2013-06-24,Sexual Tension: Violetas,7.6,11 +8879,"[53, 27]",201426,en,Delivery: The Beast Within,2.115,2013-06-18,Delivery: The Beast Within,5.2,16 +8880,"[28, 53, 80]",82992,en,Fast & Furious 6,2.114,2013-05-22,Fast & Furious 6,6.8,7077 +8881,[18],157447,en,Prosecuting Casey Anthony,2.114,2013-01-19,Prosecuting Casey Anthony,5.2,8 +8882,[35],180810,en,And Now a Word from Our Sponsor,2.113,2013-05-10,And Now a Word from Our Sponsor,4.5,15 +8883,[53],378029,en,Friend Request,2.107,2013-05-05,Friend Request,5.5,43 +8884,"[18, 53, 9648]",231242,en,Taken: The Search for Sophie Parker,2.105,2013-09-21,Taken: The Search for Sophie Parker,5.1,11 +8885,[99],159166,en,Which Way Is The Front Line From Here? The Life and Time of Tim Hetherington,2.093,2013-01-20,Which Way Is The Front Line From Here? The Life and Time of Tim Hetherington,7.9,7 +8886,[35],228558,en,The Harry Hill Movie,2.089,2013-12-20,The Harry Hill Movie,3.6,15 +8887,"[28, 16, 878]",268092,en,Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising,2.085,2013-10-04,Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising,7.3,15 +8888,"[28, 18, 36]",79997,pl,80 Milionów,2.083,2013-02-11,80 Million,5.6,11 +8889,[27],36835,es,La tumba de los muertos vivientes,2.083,2013-02-26,Oasis of the Zombies,3.2,12 +8890,[18],127913,is,Djúpið,2.08,2013-07-12,The Deep,6.2,32 +8891,"[99, 10402]",199782,en,Bruce Springsteen: Springsteen & I,2.079,2013-07-22,Bruce Springsteen: Springsteen & I,7.4,17 +8892,[18],150093,en,Just Like a Woman,2.078,2013-07-04,Just Like a Woman,5.4,22 +8893,"[878, 53]",86304,en,All Superheroes Must Die,2.078,2013-01-04,All Superheroes Must Die,3.9,19 +8894,[16],150920,ru,Кукарача 3D,2.078,2013-06-18,Little Bite in the Big City,1.7,3 +8895,"[27, 53]",233734,en,To Jennifer,2.076,2013-10-09,To Jennifer,3.1,7 +8896,"[35, 10751]",209920,en,Finding Normal,2.075,2013-05-18,Finding Normal,5.8,18 +8897,"[16, 35, 12]",222671,en,Dick Figures: The Movie,2.073,2013-09-16,Dick Figures: The Movie,6.1,17 +8898,"[35, 18]",200580,en,Spud 2: The Madness Continues,2.068,2013-06-06,Spud 2: The Madness Continues,6.7,17 +8899,"[35, 10751]",260386,de,"Abner, the Invisible Dog",2.064,2013-10-30,"Abner, the Invisible Dog",6.0,3 +8900,"[18, 10749, 10770]",198200,en,Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret,2.063,2013-06-22,Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret,4.6,19 +8901,"[18, 12, 99]",201132,en,Antarctica: A Year on Ice,2.061,2013-09-05,Antarctica: A Year on Ice,7.2,41 +8902,[18],157384,en,Mother of George,2.06,2013-01-18,Mother of George,6.6,10 +8903,"[27, 9648, 53]",356482,en,Murder in the Dark,2.056,2013-08-09,Murder in the Dark,5.4,8 +8904,[18],180856,en,King's Faith,2.055,2013-04-26,King's Faith,6.8,10 +8905,"[27, 53]",191619,en,Beneath,2.053,2013-07-19,Beneath,3.8,38 +8906,[27],220677,en,The Bell Witch Haunting,2.048,2013-11-05,The Bell Witch Haunting,3.4,27 +8907,"[10749, 18]",176175,es,Besos de azúcar,2.044,2013-12-10,Sugar Kisses,7.6,10 +8908,[99],238478,en,Six by Sondheim,2.044,2013-12-09,Six by Sondheim,7.3,6 +8909,[99],159142,en,Linsanity,2.042,2013-10-04,Linsanity,6.9,16 +8910,"[18, 10749]",153781,pl,Nieulotne,2.042,2013-01-20,Lasting,6.1,7 +8911,"[28, 35, 18]",228355,hi,Boss,2.041,2013-10-16,Boss,5.8,34 +8912,"[35, 18]",139521,hi,मटरू की बिजली का मंडोला,2.036,2013-01-11,Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola,5.7,29 +8913,"[12, 27, 9648, 53]",203186,en,The Mine,2.034,2013-08-15,The Mine,3.8,16 +8914,"[18, 878]",282659,en,Perfect: Android Rising,2.034,2013-06-14,Perfect: Android Rising,3.2,15 +8915,[35],252180,ru,Druzya Druzey,2.031,2013-12-20,Friends of Friends,2.6,7 +8916,[18],159967,fr,La religieuse,2.028,2013-12-03,The Nun,6.1,33 +8917,[27],180323,en,Bath Salt Zombies,2.027,2013-02-19,Bath Salt Zombies,3.6,5 +8918,[53],211381,de,Machine Head,2.024,2013-08-01,Machine Head,4.3,7 +8919,"[27, 878, 53]",292988,en,Dark Mountain,2.023,2013-10-27,Dark Mountain,5.1,14 +8920,"[35, 18]",243919,zh,私人订制,2.02,2013-12-20,Personal Tailor,5.1,8 +8921,"[35, 18, 10749]",220714,hi,Grand Masti,2.02,2013-09-13,Grand Masti,4.4,15 +8922,"[35, 27]",217787,en,Paranormal Whacktivity,2.02,2013-10-15,Paranormal Whacktivity,3.1,29 +8923,[99],97686,en,The Jeffrey Dahmer Files,2.019,2013-02-15,The Jeffrey Dahmer Files,5.8,32 +8924,[99],225513,en,Miley: The Movement,2.017,2013-10-02,Miley: The Movement,8.5,13 +8925,[18],184155,ru,Легенда №17,2.017,2013-05-05,Legend No. 17,7.3,58 +8926,[99],178862,en,Aroused,2.017,2013-02-20,Aroused,6.6,18 +8927,[99],159153,en,Running from Crazy,2.016,2013-01-20,Running from Crazy,6.0,6 +8928,[53],112287,en,Axed,2.009,2013-02-18,Axed,3.7,17 +8929,"[10770, 878, 28]",197624,en,AE: Apocalypse Earth,2.006,2013-05-28,AE: Apocalypse Earth,4.0,28 +8930,"[18, 878]",121803,en,41,2.004,2013-08-09,41,6.4,12 +8931,[10749],249062,en,Christmas on the Bayou,2.0,2013-12-14,Christmas on the Bayou,6.1,15 +8932,[18],242648,en,The Falls: Testament Of Love,1.999,2013-12-10,The Falls: Testament Of Love,6.9,14 +8933,[16],296137,en,Cars Toons: Tales from Radiator Springs - Spinning,1.996,2013-03-22,Cars Toons: Tales from Radiator Springs - Spinning,6.1,7 +8934,"[14, 18, 35]",212129,en,Dragonbored,1.99,2013-07-22,Dragonbored,6.4,4 +8935,[],257064,en,Arnez J: Racially Motivated,1.989,2013-01-30,Arnez J: Racially Motivated,7.3,3 +8936,"[27, 53]",167673,en,The Mooring,1.989,2013-02-01,The Mooring,4.8,10 +8937,[35],159673,en,He's Way More Famous Than You,1.987,2013-05-10,He's Way More Famous Than You,4.5,10 +8938,"[16, 10751]",221029,en,Thomas & Friends: King of the Railway,1.986,2013-09-17,Thomas & Friends: King of the Railway,5.2,6 +8939,"[35, 18]",214426,en,Bad Parents,1.986,2012-10-18,Bad Parents,3.8,11 +8940,"[80, 18]",180145,en,Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco Story,1.982,2013-03-23,Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco Story,4.7,6 +8941,"[53, 9648]",169758,en,The Stranger Within,1.981,2013-05-01,The Stranger Within,4.7,27 +8942,[99],163875,en,Into the Mind,1.979,2013-09-25,Into the Mind,7.4,14 +8943,"[99, 27]",121573,en,My Amityville Horror,1.979,2013-03-14,My Amityville Horror,5.7,33 +8944,[99],174309,en,Teenage,1.978,2013-04-20,Teenage,6.7,14 +8945,"[10770, 35]",210983,en,The Sweeter Side of Life,1.977,2013-07-11,The Sweeter Side of Life,5.6,24 +8946,[18],208028,en,Exhibition,1.973,2013-10-08,Exhibition,4.9,15 +8947,[18],121210,fr,À perdre la raison,1.972,2013-08-02,Our Children,6.8,33 +8948,"[12, 37]",185457,fr,Shadow on the Mesa,1.97,2013-03-23,Shadow on the Mesa,5.6,8 +8949,"[16, 12, 10751]",250895,ru,Иван Царевич и Серый Волк 2,1.969,2013-12-30,Ivan Tsarevich & the Grey Wolf 2,5.8,14 +8950,[99],174319,en,Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me,1.96,2013-04-09,Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me,7.7,14 +8951,[27],220506,en,Backwater,1.96,2013-04-01,Backwater,5.7,3 +8952,[35],211952,en,Women Who Kill,1.96,2013-07-09,Women Who Kill,4.7,7 +8953,"[27, 878, 53]",268940,en,The Forbidden Dimensions,1.96,2013-01-01,The Forbidden Dimensions,2.8,14 +8954,"[18, 10402]",206284,en,Grace Unplugged,1.957,2013-10-04,Grace Unplugged,6.3,38 +8955,[18],174845,en,Meth Head,1.955,2013-03-07,Meth Head,3.8,5 +8956,[35],203059,en,John Hodgman: RAGNAROK,1.954,2013-06-19,John Hodgman: RAGNAROK,5.9,11 +8957,"[53, 27]",294047,ru,The Levenger Tapes,1.954,2013-09-01,The Levenger Tapes,4.2,16 +8958,[99],159005,en,Gideon's Army,1.953,2013-01-21,Gideon's Army,7.6,7 +8959,[99],177298,en,Bayou Maharajah: The Tragic Genius of James Booker,1.953,2013-03-14,Bayou Maharajah: The Tragic Genius of James Booker,7.0,3 +8960,[35],250556,en,Trevor Noah: African American,1.946,2013-07-05,Trevor Noah: African American,7.1,21 +8961,[35],238622,en,Screwed,1.945,2013-10-19,Screwed,5.0,6 +8962,"[10770, 53]",225850,en,A Sister's Nightmare,1.944,2013-09-07,A Sister's Nightmare,6.2,15 +8963,[18],231616,en,Brother's Keeper,1.94,2013-04-05,Brother's Keeper,4.6,6 +8964,"[27, 53]",195389,en,Absence,1.939,2013-07-05,Absence,3.6,20 +8965,"[10402, 99, 36]",173301,en,Good Ol' Freda,1.938,2013-09-06,Good Ol' Freda,7.0,31 +8966,[27],240507,en,Zombex,1.937,2013-10-26,Zombex,2.4,13 +8967,[35],226363,en,Powder Room,1.936,2013-11-29,Powder Room,5.3,11 +8968,"[18, 878]",147182,en,Another Kind,1.936,2013-11-23,Another Kind,5.0,5 +8969,"[53, 27]",389832,en,The Bride,1.936,2013-09-01,The Bride,3.3,6 +8970,[18],212967,en,Ashley,1.935,2013-08-09,Ashley,5.0,11 +8971,"[53, 80]",200346,fr,Le Jour attendra,1.932,2013-11-08,Paris Countdown,5.0,13 +8972,[18],110377,th,แม่โขงโฮเต็ล,1.931,2013-03-16,Mekong Hotel,5.3,13 +8973,"[27, 18]",229375,en,Pretty Dead,1.931,2013-08-01,Pretty Dead,3.3,8 +8974,[35],235887,en,All American Christmas Carol,1.928,2013-11-05,All American Christmas Carol,4.4,13 +8975,"[14, 28, 12]",459697,en,The Greater Good - Harry Potter Fan Film,1.927,2013-12-03,The Greater Good - Harry Potter Fan Film,6.9,26 +8976,"[878, 10749, 28, 16]",205392,en,Strange Frame: Love & Sax,1.925,2013-03-01,Strange Frame: Love & Sax,5.8,7 +8977,"[80, 14]",197772,fr,L'Autre vie de Richard Kemp,1.924,2013-06-06,Back in Crime,6.5,22 +8978,"[99, 16]",167502,en,Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?,1.923,2013-11-22,Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?,7.2,45 +8979,[18],68713,fr,Tu seras mon fils,1.922,2013-08-16,You Will Be My Son,6.6,27 +8980,[99],169864,en,The Short Game,1.921,2013-09-20,The Short Game,7.4,19 +8981,[35],178946,en,Craig Ferguson: I'm Here to Help,1.92,2013-03-14,Craig Ferguson: I'm Here to Help,6.3,15 +8982,[35],238869,ru,Всё включено 2,1.918,2013-10-10,All Inclusive 2,4.4,6 +8983,[35],157050,en,Anthony Jeselnik: Caligula,1.917,2013-01-13,Anthony Jeselnik: Caligula,7.6,11 +8984,[35],216285,en,Rob Schneider: Soy Sauce and the Holocaust,1.902,2013-08-01,Rob Schneider: Soy Sauce and the Holocaust,5.5,4 +8985,[18],173908,en,Sunlight Jr.,1.898,2013-04-20,Sunlight Jr.,5.3,44 +8986,[16],379095,en,Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles: Episode III: Attack of the Jedi,1.897,2013-11-27,Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles: Episode III: Attack of the Jedi,6.2,6 +8987,[18],158895,en,This Is Martin Bonner,1.897,2013-06-28,This Is Martin Bonner,5.7,9 +8988,[],209108,en,The Happy Sad,1.897,2013-08-15,The Happy Sad,5.7,6 +8989,"[35, 10749]",169068,en,Dorfman in Love,1.894,2013-03-22,Dorfman in Love,5.8,20 +8990,"[18, 10749]",149715,zh,Wu yan,1.892,2013-05-25,Speechless,6.7,6 +8991,"[28, 35, 18]",128081,en,I Declare War,1.888,2013-08-30,I Declare War,6.4,38 +8992,[35],134096,es,Dos más dos,1.888,2013-06-04,Two Plus Two,6.2,20 +8993,"[18, 14, 878, 53]",191850,en,Room 8,1.883,2013-04-26,Room 8,7.7,20 +8994,[18],75033,en,Winnie Mandela,1.88,2013-09-06,Winnie Mandela,5.7,6 +8995,[53],326262,en,Biology 101,1.878,2011-04-01,Biology 101,3.9,9 +8996,[18],138976,en,Treachery,1.874,2013-12-04,Treachery,4.8,5 +8997,"[18, 80, 53, 28]",97340,is,Svartur á leik,1.873,2013-01-12,Black's Game,6.2,31 +8998,"[878, 16]",159370,en,R'ha,1.872,2013-01-10,R'ha,6.2,22 +8999,"[35, 10751]",240907,en,Defending Santa,1.865,2013-11-24,Defending Santa,6.5,11 +9000,"[16, 12, 10751]",177271,en,Lego Batman: The Movie - DC Super Heroes Unite,1.863,2013-05-20,Lego Batman: The Movie - DC Super Heroes Unite,6.5,131 +9001,[14],227859,en,The Book of Daniel,1.857,2013-10-01,The Book of Daniel,5.3,9 +9002,[99],174340,en,Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic,1.856,2013-04-23,Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic,7.1,25 +9003,"[35, 18]",226074,en,Pleasure Spa,1.856,2013-02-01,Pleasure Spa,4.8,3 +9004,"[18, 10749, 10770]",240820,en,Christmas in Conway,1.851,2013-12-01,Christmas in Conway,5.6,18 +9005,"[16, 14]",25396,en,My Little Pony: A Very Minty Christmas,1.849,2005-10-25,My Little Pony: A Very Minty Christmas,5.3,4 +9006,[18],111667,es,La noche de enfrente,1.847,2013-02-13,Night Across the Street,6.3,6 +9007,[18],170750,en,Getting Go: The Go Doc Project,1.846,2013-03-04,Getting Go: The Go Doc Project,6.3,17 +9008,[99],211024,en,At Berkeley,1.846,2013-11-08,At Berkeley,6.2,12 +9009,"[16, 10751]",166248,en,Black to the Moon 3D,1.845,2013-06-30,Black to the Moon 3D,5.6,4 +9010,"[18, 10751]",139459,en,Contest,1.845,2013-12-31,Contest,4.3,7 +9011,[99],206289,en,Mademoiselle C,1.84,2013-09-11,Mademoiselle C,5.5,11 +9012,[27],223075,en,The Cabin,1.84,2013-11-01,The Cabin,4.8,4 +9013,[18],186974,fr,Sarah préfère la course,1.837,2013-10-10,Sarah Prefers to Run,6.0,21 +9014,[],316183,en,What Other Couples Do,1.836,2013-01-01,What Other Couples Do,2.8,4 +9015,[35],210041,en,Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth,1.833,2013-12-01,Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth,6.8,28 +9016,"[10751, 12]",175806,de,Fünf Freunde 2,1.833,2013-06-06,The Famous Five 2,6.6,14 +9017,[28],230938,en,Bonnie & Clyde: Justified,1.833,2013-11-05,Bonnie & Clyde: Justified,6.6,24 +9018,[35],257063,en,Tammy Pescatelli: Finding the Funny,1.829,2013-01-01,Tammy Pescatelli: Finding the Funny,6.0,3 +9019,"[35, 18, 27]",100272,en,Harold's Going Stiff,1.826,2013-08-20,Harold's Going Stiff,4.7,13 +9020,"[53, 18]",174369,en,Deep Powder,1.824,2013-04-19,Deep Powder,5.0,3 +9021,"[10751, 18]",327749,en,Wish You Well,1.816,2013-10-19,Wish You Well,7.4,8 +9022,[35],169642,en,Zero Charisma,1.815,2013-10-11,Zero Charisma,6.6,25 +9023,[27],207770,en,The Paranormal Diaries: Clophill,1.814,2013-10-14,The Paranormal Diaries: Clophill,3.9,11 +9024,"[18, 10751]",69717,en,Ways to Live Forever,1.811,2013-07-19,Ways to Live Forever,7.2,20 +9025,"[27, 53, 878]",216546,en,Ragin Cajun Redneck Gators,1.809,2013-09-05,Ragin Cajun Redneck Gators,3.2,13 +9026,[53],196305,ru,Liars All,1.807,2013-08-06,Liars All,5.1,19 +9027,[],212455,en,House Party: Tonight's the Night,1.805,2013-07-23,House Party: Tonight's the Night,5.5,18 +9028,"[18, 27]",172729,en,An American Terror,1.803,2013-05-10,An American Terror,4.1,9 +9029,[99],159152,en,Pandora's Promise,1.798,2013-06-12,Pandora's Promise,7.1,18 +9030,[18],196355,en,Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight,1.797,2013-10-04,Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight,6.3,14 +9031,[35],228009,en,Russell Peters: Notorious,1.792,2013-10-15,Russell Peters: Notorious,6.6,33 +9032,"[99, 10402]",201777,en,Our Vinyl Weighs a Ton: This Is Stones Throw Records,1.789,2013-06-21,Our Vinyl Weighs a Ton: This Is Stones Throw Records,7.0,12 +9033,"[16, 35]",184322,en,Cheech & Chong's Animated Movie,1.787,2013-04-18,Cheech & Chong's Animated Movie,4.9,10 +9034,"[28, 27, 53]",243901,en,The Impaler,1.787,2013-10-31,Dracula: The Impaler,3.6,16 +9035,[99],185444,en,Evocateur: The Morton Downey Jr. Movie,1.782,2013-06-07,Evocateur: The Morton Downey Jr. Movie,6.5,11 +9036,"[18, 10402]",175541,en,Black Nativity,1.779,2013-11-27,Black Nativity,5.7,25 +9037,[18],158936,en,Interior. Leather Bar.,1.778,2013-01-18,Interior. Leather Bar.,5.6,30 +9038,[18],163710,en,Hide Your Smiling Faces,1.776,2014-03-25,Hide Your Smiling Faces,6.7,23 +9039,"[18, 10749, 35]",212752,en,Cinemanovels,1.774,2013-11-14,Cinemanovels,6.3,4 +9040,[53],165420,fr,Arrêtez-moi,1.773,2013-11-30,Arrest Me,5.3,19 +9041,[99],189747,en,Free the Mind,1.769,2013-05-03,Free the Mind,6.9,4 +9042,[18],211097,en,From the Rough,1.765,2013-06-08,From the Rough,6.0,9 +9043,[27],186743,en,Vampire Boys 2: The New Brood,1.764,2013-01-29,Vampire Boys 2: The New Brood,2.9,8 +9044,[35],185440,en,Gabriel Iglesias: Aloha Fluffy,1.762,2013-04-13,Gabriel Iglesias: Aloha Fluffy,6.9,21 +9045,[],158337,en,The Mole Man of Belmont Avenue,1.762,2013-09-10,The Mole Man of Belmont Avenue,4.3,7 +9046,"[18, 36]",127856,fr,Augustine,1.76,2013-05-17,Augustine,5.5,23 +9047,"[28, 80, 53]",208242,en,Assassins Tale,1.758,2013-07-14,Assassins Tale,4.7,20 +9048,"[18, 9648, 878]",241930,en,Implanted,1.755,2013-12-06,Implanted,4.7,8 +9049,"[18, 35]",97607,en,Gimme the Loot,1.754,2013-03-22,Gimme the Loot,6.6,15 +9050,[18],84283,en,I Am Not a Hipster,1.752,2013-01-09,I Am Not a Hipster,5.9,8 +9051,"[9648, 99]",302694,en,Bridgend,1.751,2013-06-21,Bridgend,6.9,8 +9052,[53],115005,en,Blackout,1.746,2013-07-05,Blackout,3.8,5 +9053,"[36, 18]",213386,en,Barabbas,1.744,2013-03-25,Barabbas,6.2,3 +9054,"[10402, 99]",159032,en,Показательный процесс: История Pussy Riot,1.742,2013-06-10,Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer,6.8,30 +9055,[53],249109,en,Fractured,1.74,2013-04-14,Fractured,4.7,7 +9056,"[18, 36]",188826,en,Copperhead,1.739,2013-06-28,Copperhead,5.5,12 +9057,"[53, 10770, 878, 28, 12]",208512,en,Blast Vegas,1.739,2013-07-17,Blast Vegas,3.1,17 +9058,"[18, 10402]",74608,de,Weekender,1.734,2013-09-20,Weekender,6.0,13 +9059,[10751],231530,en,K-9 Adventures: A Christmas Tale,1.734,2013-11-05,K-9 Adventures: A Christmas Tale,5.0,10 +9060,"[18, 80]",226702,en,Układ zamknięty,1.732,2013-04-05,The Closed Circuit,6.3,16 +9061,[99],173488,en,Spark: A Burning Man Story,1.729,2013-08-16,Spark: A Burning Man Story,6.3,5 +9062,[99],241553,en,Tricked: The Documentary,1.729,2013-12-13,Tricked: The Documentary,6.3,35 +9063,"[10770, 18, 10751]",231401,en,The Sound of Music Live!,1.729,2013-12-05,The Sound of Music Live!,6.0,24 +9064,"[28, 18, 53]",216474,en,The Daughter,1.726,2013-04-17,The Daughter,4.7,3 +9065,[99],213684,ne,Manakamana,1.722,2013-09-28,Manakamana,7.6,14 +9066,[53],136884,en,Dark Blood,1.721,2013-03-06,Dark Blood,6.1,7 +9067,"[14, 12]",205939,en,The Crown and the Dragon,1.721,2013-07-30,The Crown and the Dragon,5.1,20 +9068,"[35, 18]",204762,fr,"Tirez la langue, mademoiselle",1.715,2013-11-09,Miss and the Doctors,5.4,17 +9069,"[14, 27]",163008,en,Deadly Descent,1.714,2013-01-26,Deadly Descent,3.4,12 +9070,"[18, 10752, 12, 53]",121640,en,Zaytoun,1.711,2013-09-20,Zaytoun,6.9,16 +9071,[35],213417,en,How to Be a Man,1.709,2013-08-10,How to Be a Man,6.9,25 +9072,"[53, 27]",161782,en,Hansel & Gretel: Warriors of Witchcraft,1.709,2013-01-22,Hansel & Gretel: Warriors of Witchcraft,2.8,24 +9073,"[14, 18]",287983,en,Dust,1.704,2013-10-24,Dust,7.1,9 +9074,"[35, 10770]",178585,en,I Think I Do,1.703,2013-02-11,I Think I Do,4.0,8 +9075,"[35, 18, 10749, 10770]",231617,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered",1.699,2015-09-29,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered",7.0,11 +9076,"[80, 18, 53]",231625,en,The Cheating Pact,1.698,2013-09-28,The Cheating Pact,6.2,19 +9077,[10402],260069,en,Beyoncé: Live in Atlantic City,1.693,2013-11-13,Beyoncé: Live in Atlantic City,9.2,6 +9078,[27],222264,en,Paranormal Asylum: The Revenge of Typhoid Mary,1.689,2013-09-17,Paranormal Asylum: The Revenge of Typhoid Mary,3.3,15 +9079,[99],194770,en,Idem Paris,1.687,2013-02-04,Idem Paris,6.5,10 +9080,[53],184724,en,Dirty Teacher,1.685,2013-03-29,Dirty Teacher,5.7,21 +9081,"[18, 14, 53]",197599,en,Fateful Findings,1.682,2013-05-23,Fateful Findings,4.2,28 +9082,"[35, 18, 878]",250019,en,The Big Bust Theory,1.679,2013-08-20,The Big Bust Theory,5.4,4 +9083,[27],287446,en,Copiii: The 1st Entry,1.677,2013-10-28,Copiii: The 1st Entry,3.6,7 +9084,"[878, 16, 35]",327781,en,Dark Minions,1.676,2013-04-19,Dark Minions,5.3,6 +9085,"[18, 10749]",366985,en,The Beautiful Beast,1.673,2013-11-06,The Beautiful Beast,5.6,7 +9086,[35],219674,en,AmeriQua,1.672,2013-02-28,Euro Trapped,3.5,5 +9087,"[35, 12, 10749]",201893,ru,Сокровища О.К.,1.67,2013-06-06,Treasures O.K.,4.3,6 +9088,"[10770, 10751, 18, 10749]",244027,en,Hats Off to Christmas!,1.668,2013-12-15,Hats Off to Christmas!,5.4,22 +9089,"[18, 53]",114285,es,Todos tenemos un plan,1.659,2013-03-22,Everybody Has a Plan,4.6,20 +9090,[18],260176,en,Southern Baptist Sissies,1.657,2013-11-18,Southern Baptist Sissies,7.5,4 +9091,[99],174332,en,Lil Bub & Friendz,1.654,2013-04-18,Lil Bub & Friendz,8.2,6 +9092,[99],84196,en,A Fierce Green Fire,1.654,2013-03-01,A Fierce Green Fire,5.6,5 +9093,"[35, 878]",288911,en,Intergalactic Swingers,1.654,2013-09-24,Intergalactic Swingers,3.6,4 +9094,"[28, 35, 27]",167956,es,Fist of Jesus,1.639,2013-11-02,Fist of Jesus,7.2,26 +9095,[99],193346,en,Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me,1.639,2013-07-03,Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me,6.9,14 +9096,[18],153854,en,It Felt Like Love,1.639,2013-01-19,It Felt Like Love,5.5,26 +9097,"[35, 80, 53]",192097,en,Ghanchakkar,1.636,2013-06-28,Ghanchakkar,5.4,19 +9098,[53],224903,en,Final: The Rapture,1.635,2013-09-13,Final: The Rapture,3.4,6 +9099,[53],184866,en,Favor,1.628,2013-04-05,Favor,5.9,7 +9100,[18],121795,zh,搜索,1.626,2013-11-27,Caught in the Web,7.1,9 +9101,[99],92506,en,Four Horsemen,1.625,2013-01-18,Four Horsemen,7.2,21 +9102,[99],184846,en,Dear Mr. Watterson,1.625,2013-11-15,Dear Mr. Watterson,6.1,21 +9103,"[80, 53]",191137,en,House of Bodies,1.62,2013-04-19,House of Bodies,5.4,18 +9104,"[53, 18, 9648]",168114,hi,मर्डर 3,1.613,2013-02-14,Murder 3,3.4,14 +9105,"[27, 35]",273651,en,America's Most Haunted,1.612,2013-05-08,America's Most Haunted,3.8,10 +9106,[18],202570,he,Shablulim BaGeshem,1.608,2013-10-13,Snails in the Rain,6.3,19 +9107,"[10749, 28, 80, 18, 36]",228736,de,Banklady,1.608,2013-10-17,Banklady,6.1,17 +9108,"[27, 53]",162010,en,Nobody Gets Out Alive,1.607,2013-01-31,Nobody Gets Out Alive,3.9,12 +9109,[27],230619,en,Lizzie Borden's Revenge,1.607,2013-10-18,Lizzie Borden's Revenge,2.1,11 +9110,"[35, 18, 27, 53]",221434,ja,グレイトフルデッド,1.603,2013-09-19,Greatful Dead,5.9,14 +9111,[80],245522,en,Essex Boys Retribution,1.602,2013-12-23,Essex Boys Retribution,4.4,10 +9112,"[878, 27]",202244,en,Unaware,1.602,2013-03-12,Unaware,4.2,9 +9113,[99],174352,en,Let the Fire Burn,1.6,2013-10-02,Let the Fire Burn,7.6,10 +9114,"[53, 10770, 18, 9648]",296366,en,Missing at 17,1.597,2013-10-19,Missing at 17,6.0,5 +9115,"[10770, 37]",170776,en,Goodnight for Justice: Queen of Hearts,1.595,2013-01-26,Goodnight for Justice: Queen of Hearts,7.0,4 +9116,[18],212748,en,Rhymes for Young Ghouls,1.592,2013-12-31,Rhymes for Young Ghouls,7.0,18 +9117,"[80, 18]",186975,tl,"Norte, Hangganan ng Kasaysayan",1.589,2013-09-29,"Norte, the End of History",7.4,27 +9118,"[18, 9648]",208358,en,Social Butterfly,1.588,2013-01-18,Social Butterfly,6.2,6 +9119,[10751],221510,en,Dear Dumb Diary,1.586,2013-09-06,Dear Dumb Diary,6.7,20 +9120,"[18, 35, 10749]",168426,en,If I Were You,1.583,2013-03-15,If I Were You,7.3,17 +9121,"[10770, 18, 53]",226701,en,The Nightmare Nanny,1.576,2013-07-22,The Nightmare Nanny,4.6,14 +9122,[35],238185,en,Russell Brand: Messiah Complex,1.575,2013-11-25,Russell Brand: Messiah Complex,7.1,21 +9123,"[16, 35, 878]",193154,ru,Ку! Кин-дза-дза,1.575,2013-05-05,Ku! Kin-dza-dza,6.3,12 +9124,"[35, 53]",228648,en,Mickey Virus,1.561,2013-10-25,Mickey Virus,5.6,7 +9125,"[10402, 10749]",221321,fr,Pop Star,1.555,2013-06-15,Pop Star,5.0,4 +9126,"[99, 35]",173495,en,UnHung Hero,1.551,2013-12-06,UnHung Hero,5.6,32 +9127,"[27, 18]",211796,en,The Last Time I Saw Richard,1.55,2013-06-21,The Last Time I Saw Richard,6.7,10 +9128,[99],183910,en,Adjust Your Tracking: The Untold Story of the VHS Collector,1.548,2013-04-05,Adjust Your Tracking: The Untold Story of the VHS Collector,7.4,13 +9129,[],204607,en,Muirhouse,1.548,2013-09-17,Muirhouse,4.0,8 +9130,[99],156284,en,Fire In The Blood,1.543,2013-09-06,Fire In The Blood,7.6,8 +9131,[10749],97732,en,See Girl Run,1.543,2013-04-26,See Girl Run,4.6,17 +9132,[35],243936,en,How to Sharpen Pencils,1.542,2013-02-28,How to Sharpen Pencils,5.2,3 +9133,[],161303,en,The Playroom,1.541,2013-02-06,The Playroom,6.3,8 +9134,[18],179812,en,Camp,1.54,2013-02-22,Camp,7.6,8 +9135,"[18, 10752]",164184,en,"Bless Me, Ultima",1.537,2013-02-22,"Bless Me, Ultima",6.4,10 +9136,[35],221110,en,Kathleen Madigan: Madigan Again,1.535,2013-09-11,Kathleen Madigan: Madigan Again,7.1,14 +9137,"[36, 10752, 99]",232585,en,WWII From Space,1.535,2013-01-05,WWII From Space,6.7,10 +9138,[99],201666,en,Llyn Foulkes One Man Band,1.529,2013-06-20,Llyn Foulkes One Man Band,7.7,3 +9139,"[99, 10770, 36]",189203,en,All the President's Men Revisited,1.529,2013-04-21,All the President's Men Revisited,7.5,3 +9140,[18],138254,id,Kebun Binatang,1.529,2013-03-17,Postcards from the Zoo,6.0,7 +9141,[16],230767,en,Cars Toons: Tales from Radiator Springs - Hiccups,1.528,2013-03-22,Cars Toons: Tales from Radiator Springs - Hiccups,6.4,8 +9142,[35],216989,en,Doug Stanhope: Beer Hall Putsch,1.527,2013-08-19,Doug Stanhope: Beer Hall Putsch,7.9,15 +9143,[35],263524,en,Lewis Black: Old Yeller - Live at the Borgata,1.527,2013-08-24,Lewis Black: Old Yeller - Live at the Borgata,6.9,8 +9144,[35],289415,en,Hypnotika,1.527,2013-10-06,Hypnotika,6.0,2 +9145,[80],214711,en,Joker Rising,1.526,2013-09-21,Joker Rising,5.9,6 +9146,[18],199153,en,The Book of Esther,1.525,2013-05-31,The Book of Esther,5.5,9 +9147,"[35, 18, 10751]",164328,de,Das merkwürdige Kätzchen,1.522,2013-05-01,The Strange Little Cat,7.1,10 +9148,"[27, 28, 53]",327367,en,Jengo Hooper,1.52,2013-01-01,Jengo Hooper,2.5,4 +9149,[18],254918,en,Louder Than Words,1.519,2013-10-11,Louder Than Words,5.7,26 +9150,"[28, 18, 27, 53]",127843,es,En las afueras de la ciudad,1.519,2013-09-17,Hidden in the Woods,4.2,11 +9151,[18],142487,es,La vida precoz y breve de Sabina Rivas,1.515,2013-01-27,The Precocious and Brief Life of Sabina Rivas,6.0,12 +9152,"[12, 80, 18, 53]",225330,en,Gone Missing,1.515,2013-06-14,Gone Missing,5.6,15 +9153,"[53, 80, 18]",199723,en,Trap for Cinderella,1.507,2013-12-13,Trap for Cinderella,4.8,18 +9154,"[35, 18]",158182,it,Un giorno devi andare,1.503,2013-01-21,There Will Come a Day,6.2,9 +9155,"[80, 28, 53, 36]",171879,hi,The Attacks Of 26-11,1.501,2013-03-20,The Attacks Of 26-11,6.8,15 +9156,"[28, 18]",182127,cn,葉問：終極一戰,1.498,2013-09-20,Ip Man: The Final Fight,6.3,190 +9157,[],124073,en,Iceberg Slim: Portrait of a Pimp,1.497,2013-07-19,Iceberg Slim: Portrait of a Pimp,6.4,8 +9158,[],153861,de,Soldate Jeannette,1.496,2013-01-18,Soldier Jane,7.0,1 +9159,[99],121983,en,Free Angela and All Political Prisoners,1.495,2013-04-05,Free Angela and All Political Prisoners,7.2,15 +9160,"[28, 80, 18]",208540,hi,वंस अपॉन अ टाइम इन मुंबई-दोबारा,1.495,2013-08-16,Once Upon ay Time in Mumbai Dobaara!,5.5,18 +9161,[27],339345,en,The Poltergeist of Borley Forest,1.494,2013-08-13,The Poltergeist of Borley Forest,3.3,25 +9162,"[16, 14, 35]",89247,en,"Daddy, I'm A Zombie",1.491,2013-09-17,"Daddy, I'm A Zombie",4.4,14 +9163,[99],159015,en,Valentine Road,1.489,2013-01-19,Valentine Road,6.6,16 +9164,[99],103734,en,Herman's House,1.487,2013-04-19,Herman's House,6.1,4 +9165,"[35, 18, 27, 9648]",159109,en,The Rambler,1.482,2013-01-21,The Rambler,5.9,15 +9166,"[10751, 18]",230274,en,Midnight Stallion,1.481,2013-05-04,Midnight Stallion,4.7,10 +9167,[27],329486,en,Skypemare,1.48,2013-10-12,Skypemare,7.3,7 +9168,[27],287500,en,House of Forbidden Secrets,1.48,2013-10-10,House of Forbidden Secrets,4.2,3 +9169,"[27, 53, 878]",271488,en,Malignant,1.479,2013-10-04,Malignant,4.8,7 +9170,"[27, 53]",229526,en,Killer Holiday,1.479,2013-11-05,Killer Holiday,3.3,6 +9171,[35],256199,en,First Period,1.477,2013-07-27,First Period,7.1,8 +9172,"[18, 878, 53, 10752]",267370,en,The Exit Room,1.474,2013-04-20,The Exit Room,4.5,5 +9173,"[28, 16, 878]",211449,en,Riddick: Blindsided,1.473,2013-07-26,Riddick: Blindsided,6.7,49 +9174,[18],135735,en,Four,1.473,2013-09-13,Four,6.5,7 +9175,[99],86577,en,Happy,1.472,2011-04-09,Happy,7.2,36 +9176,[18],195051,en,Captive,1.472,2013-05-14,Captive,3.8,7 +9177,[10749],226167,en,Be My Valentine,1.471,2013-02-08,Be My Valentine,5.5,9 +9178,[27],252455,en,Code Red,1.471,2013-09-24,Code Red,3.7,16 +9179,"[53, 27]",237690,en,The Devil's Dozen,1.468,2013-02-01,The Devil's Dozen,3.9,7 +9180,[18],239899,en,Christmas with Tucker,1.466,2013-11-25,Christmas with Tucker,6.0,5 +9181,"[99, 36]",189215,en,The Untold History of the United States,1.463,2012-11-12,The Untold History of the United States,8.3,34 +9182,"[12, 878]",410714,en,Doctor Who: The Night of the Doctor,1.462,2013-11-14,Doctor Who: The Night of the Doctor,8.1,25 +9183,"[35, 10749]",209695,en,Tug,1.461,2013-02-19,Tug,4.0,1 +9184,[18],171769,en,Leonie,1.456,2013-03-22,Leonie,5.7,3 +9185,[10751],237709,en,The Twelve Trees of Christmas,1.454,2013-11-16,The Twelve Trees of Christmas,6.1,17 +9186,[80],240046,en,Baby Sellers,1.451,2013-08-17,Baby Sellers,6.0,9 +9187,[27],101724,en,Nailbiter,1.441,2013-05-28,Nailbiter,4.4,31 +9188,[35],214090,en,The Cub,1.428,2013-01-20,The Cub,4.6,8 +9189,[],231846,en,The Night She Came Home!!,1.426,2013-09-24,The Night She Came Home!!,9.4,7 +9190,"[36, 99]",138217,en,Koch,1.42,2013-02-01,Koch,5.8,4 +9191,[99],95383,en,$ellebrity,1.42,2013-01-11,$ellebrity,5.6,12 +9192,"[16, 18, 14, 878]",234564,en,Feral,1.415,2013-04-01,Feral,6.6,16 +9193,"[80, 18, 53]",225975,nl,Het Vonnis,1.414,2013-10-16,The Verdict,6.8,20 +9194,[18],121604,en,The Wee Man,1.413,2013-01-18,The Wee Man,5.7,23 +9195,"[18, 10751]",203596,it,The Prodigal Returns - The Movie,1.409,2013-05-30,The Prodigal Returns,8.8,8 +9196,[99],225792,en,Rihanna 777,1.408,2013-05-06,Rihanna 777,7.0,10 +9197,"[27, 18, 14]",197010,en,Butter on the Latch,1.401,2013-05-09,Butter on the Latch,5.4,13 +9198,"[18, 14, 10751, 9648]",447249,en,House of Anubis: The Touchstone of Ra,1.4,2013-06-17,House of Anubis: The Touchstone of Ra,10.0,2 +9199,"[35, 14, 18, 10749]",307124,en,Love on a Leash,1.4,2013-08-13,Love on a Leash,10.0,7 +9200,"[35, 16, 12]",304941,en,Boonie Bears: Homeward Journey,1.4,2013-01-06,Boonie Bears: Homeward Journey,10.0,1 +9201,[],210623,en,Dancing Around the Shit Fire with Kyle Kinane,1.4,2013-07-23,Dancing Around the Shit Fire with Kyle Kinane,10.0,1 +9202,[],158509,en,The Haunted Dollhouse,1.4,2013-01-08,The Haunted Dollhouse,10.0,1 +9203,[10402],200399,en,Eagles: Live At The Capital Centre (March 1977),1.4,2013-04-30,Eagles: Live At The Capital Centre (March 1977),8.9,4 +9204,"[10749, 18, 10751]",312725,en,Homebound,1.4,2013-08-21,Homebound,8.5,1 +9205,[99],305636,en,How to Lose Your Virginity,1.4,2013-11-15,How to Lose Your Virginity,8.0,2 +9206,"[35, 10749]",251654,ru,Vot Eto Lyubov!,1.4,2013-10-10,That's Love!,8.0,1 +9207,[99],233841,en,i hate myself :),1.4,2013-07-19,i hate myself :),8.0,1 +9208,[99],128131,en,Men at Lunch,1.4,2013-09-20,Men at Lunch,8.0,1 +9209,"[35, 18]",47058,en,Queen of the Lot,1.4,2013-11-20,Queen of the Lot,8.0,2 +9210,[16],31156,en,Dante's Hell Animated,1.4,2013-11-25,Dante's Hell Animated,8.0,5 +9211,[],339084,en,Re:Awakenings,1.4,2013-01-01,Re:Awakenings,7.7,3 +9212,"[99, 36, 10751]",224290,en,Why We Ride,1.4,2013-10-03,Why We Ride,7.6,14 +9213,[10402],49416,en,Peter Frampton: Live in Detroit,1.4,2013-03-26,Peter Frampton: Live in Detroit,7.5,1 +9214,"[18, 36, 10752]",133756,ko,지슬 - 끝나지 않은 세월2,1.4,2013-01-19,Jiseul,7.4,5 +9215,[99],159006,en,God Loves Uganda,1.4,2013-10-11,God Loves Uganda,7.2,9 +9216,[35],196255,en,Gregory Go Boom,1.4,2013-05-22,Gregory Go Boom,7.0,5 +9217,[99],159990,en,Running Wild: The Life of Dayton O. Hyde,1.4,2013-10-04,Running Wild: The Life of Dayton O. Hyde,7.0,1 +9218,[],159160,en,When I Walk,1.4,2013-01-21,When I Walk,7.0,2 +9219,"[28, 53]",241861,en,PROXiMITY,1.4,2013-12-05,PROXiMITY,7.0,12 +9220,[18],214215,en,Les Interdits,1.4,2013-12-20,Friends from France,6.8,4 +9221,[99],193324,en,"You, Planet – An Exploration in 3D",1.4,2013-02-14,"You, Planet – An Exploration in 3D",6.5,1 +9222,"[35, 18]",106530,he,אורחים לרגע,1.4,2012-01-07,Off White Lies,6.5,2 +9223,[18],133878,es,La playa DC,1.4,2013-07-19,La playa DC,6.4,5 +9224,[10402],240000,en,Lady Gaga and the Muppets Holiday Spectacular,1.4,2013-11-29,Lady Gaga and the Muppets Holiday Spectacular,6.4,14 +9225,"[28, 16]",420420,en,Riding Shotgun,1.4,2013-08-02,Riding Shotgun,6.3,3 +9226,[18],158945,pt,Eles Voltam,1.4,2013-03-26,They Will Return,6.3,3 +9227,"[12, 99]",128217,en,Storm Surfers 3D,1.4,2013-06-21,Storm Surfers 3D,6.3,6 +9228,[99],224335,en,Letters to Jackie: Remembering President Kennedy,1.4,2013-06-19,Letters to Jackie: Remembering President Kennedy,6.2,3 +9229,"[18, 10751]",226354,en,The Christmas Candle,1.4,2013-11-22,The Christmas Candle,6.0,15 +9230,[16],252882,en,Earl Scouts,1.4,2013-10-08,Earl Scouts,6.0,1 +9231,"[18, 10751, 14]",225989,en,Jimmy,1.4,2013-06-04,Jimmy,6.0,2 +9232,"[18, 10749]",207902,pl,Syberiada Polska,1.4,2013-03-03,Siberian Exile,6.0,3 +9233,"[99, 35, 10751]",92662,en,The Hollywood Complex,1.4,2013-03-03,The Hollywood Complex,6.0,3 +9234,[53],251924,en,A Stranger in Paradise,1.4,2013-05-01,A Stranger in Paradise,5.9,5 +9235,[16],159831,en,The Event,1.4,2013-01-17,The Event,5.8,6 +9236,[],206265,en,Who's Afraid of Vagina Wolf?,1.4,2013-07-19,Who's Afraid of Vagina Wolf?,5.8,2 +9237,[53],280459,en,Bad Behavior,1.4,2013-10-22,Bad Behavior,5.7,3 +9238,[],218220,en,Meddling Mom,1.4,2013-03-31,Meddling Mom,5.7,3 +9239,"[35, 16]",360031,en,Timms Valley,1.4,2013-12-31,Timms Valley,5.5,2 +9240,[],180369,en,Andre Gregory: Before and After Dinner,1.4,2013-04-03,Andre Gregory: Before and After Dinner,5.5,1 +9241,"[18, 10751]",230015,en,Underdogs,1.4,2013-04-06,Underdogs,5.5,16 +9242,[35],176075,en,Sake-Bomb,1.4,2013-03-08,Sake-Bomb,5.4,8 +9243,[35],200918,en,The Secret Lives of Dorks,1.4,2013-09-27,The Secret Lives of Dorks,5.3,10 +9244,[99],236059,en,12-12-12,1.4,2013-11-01,12-12-12,5.2,3 +9245,[99],174318,en,The Director,1.4,2013-04-21,The Director,5.2,6 +9246,"[878, 35]",323686,ru,Невидимки,1.4,2013-11-11,The Invisibles,5.0,2 +9247,"[35, 18, 10749]",259010,en,She Loves Me Not,1.4,2013-06-09,She Loves Me Not,5.0,2 +9248,[18],124103,kk,Студент,1.4,2013-05-31,Student,5.0,1 +9249,"[10770, 53]",165845,fr,Retribution,1.4,2013-05-17,Retribution,4.8,6 +9250,[],159618,en,Domestic,1.4,2013-01-21,Domestic,4.8,4 +9251,"[18, 35, 53, 99]",102862,en,Informant,1.4,2013-09-13,Informant,4.8,6 +9252,[35],50598,en,Zonad,1.4,2013-07-09,Zonad,4.8,4 +9253,"[18, 80]",241379,en,The Upper Footage,1.4,2013-01-31,The Upper Footage,4.7,5 +9254,[],232761,en,Adventures of Bailey: A Night in Cowtown,1.4,2013-01-01,Adventures of Bailey: A Night in Cowtown,4.7,3 +9255,[35],218855,en,The Blackout,1.4,2013-09-01,The Blackout,4.5,4 +9256,"[35, 10749]",220488,zh,非常幸运,1.4,2013-09-20,My Lucky Star,4.3,9 +9257,"[35, 10749]",201485,en,American Idiots,1.4,2013-06-18,American Idiots,4.3,9 +9258,"[28, 27]",187291,en,Devils of War,1.4,2013-01-01,Devils of War,4.2,9 +9259,"[53, 27]",290789,en,Breaking at the Edge,1.4,2013-01-01,Breaking at the Edge,4.0,22 +9260,"[53, 9648]",281618,en,Criminal Desires,1.4,2013-07-04,Criminal Desires,4.0,1 +9261,[10751],240723,en,Coming Home for Christmas,1.4,2013-10-29,Coming Home for Christmas,4.0,4 +9262,[18],230639,en,La Voz De Los Silenciados,1.4,2013-01-01,Voice of the Voiceless,4.0,1 +9263,[35],216907,en,Dean Slater: Resident Advisor,1.4,2013-08-27,Dean Slater: Resident Advisor,4.0,3 +9264,[],230434,en,The Castle Project,1.4,2013-10-01,The Castle Project,3.8,4 +9265,"[18, 53]",226792,en,Complicity,1.4,2013-10-07,Complicity,3.3,3 +9266,"[27, 53, 878]",246218,en,The Underneath,1.4,2013-12-19,The Underneath,3.3,4 +9267,"[53, 18, 9648]",244080,en,Assumed Killer,1.4,2013-10-14,Assumed Killer,3.3,4 +9268,[27],218868,en,Phobia,1.4,2013-08-31,Phobia,2.9,5 +9269,"[28, 14, 878]",203591,en,The Mark: Redemption,1.4,2013-01-01,The Mark: Redemption,2.8,3 +9270,[],294833,en,Scavenger Killers,1.4,2013-06-01,Scavenger Killers,2.0,2 +9271,[99],270825,en,Justin Bieber: Always Believing,1.4,2013-01-01,Justin Bieber: Always Believing,1.3,3 +9272,"[18, 36, 27]",356891,en,37,1.4,2013-09-22,37,1.0,1 +9273,[99],290570,en,Secret Life of Dogs,1.396,2013-08-25,Secret Life of Dogs,8.3,6 +9274,[99],157005,en,Google and the World Brain,1.396,2013-01-18,Google and the World Brain,5.3,12 +9275,"[27, 14]",203039,en,Snake Club: Revenge of the Snake Woman,1.395,2013-02-28,Snake Club: Revenge of the Snake Woman,3.3,4 +9276,"[53, 27]",121572,en,Toad Road,1.393,2013-10-25,Toad Road,4.9,19 +9277,"[18, 9648, 53]",242466,de,The Surrogate,1.393,2013-01-01,The Surrogate,4.5,13 +9278,"[18, 10749, 878]",258781,en,The Naturalist,1.391,2013-05-26,The Naturalist,3.0,3 +9279,[18],179100,fr,Abus de faiblesse,1.387,2013-10-06,Abuse of Weakness,4.9,14 +9280,"[18, 10751, 10749, 10770]",245508,en,Christmas in the City,1.381,2013-12-25,Christmas in the City,5.5,16 +9281,[],230095,en,"Jack, Jules, Esther, & Me",1.381,2013-10-25,"Jack, Jules, Esther, & Me",4.0,1 +9282,"[10749, 18]",347072,ru,"Моя Русалка, моя Лореляй",1.377,2013-11-09,"My Mermaid, My Lorelei",8.0,1 +9283,"[35, 10749]",252650,en,All Wifed Out,1.377,2013-11-15,All Wifed Out,4.0,1 +9284,[99],209204,en,The Cheshire Murders,1.376,2013-07-22,The Cheshire Murders,6.4,23 +9285,[18],128124,en,The Lesser Blessed,1.376,2013-06-25,The Lesser Blessed,5.9,14 +9286,[99],174371,en,Flex Is Kings,1.369,2013-04-18,Flex Is Kings,6.4,4 +9287,[99],160859,pt,Elena,1.367,2014-05-30,Elena,8.2,23 +9288,"[35, 18]",210302,en,Love's Routine,1.367,2013-06-19,Love's Routine,7.0,5 +9289,"[10751, 99, 12, 18]",148686,en,The Penguin King,1.366,2013-12-06,The Penguin King,6.5,5 +9290,"[28, 53, 878]",131885,en,Report 51,1.365,2013-04-27,Report 51,1.9,4 +9291,[35],142650,en,Finding Joy,1.363,2013-06-07,Finding Joy,4.8,5 +9292,"[27, 53]",140343,en,Shiver,1.363,2013-10-08,Shiver,4.0,12 +9293,[],246096,en,7E,1.356,2013-12-10,7E,4.2,6 +9294,"[18, 35]",157380,en,May in the Summer,1.355,2013-01-17,May in the Summer,5.9,15 +9295,"[10749, 35, 18]",224917,en,Dear Sidewalk,1.354,2013-10-25,Dear Sidewalk,7.0,5 +9296,[18],222433,en,Cal,1.346,2013-05-23,Cal,5.0,7 +9297,"[99, 10752]",197276,en,The Ghost Army,1.337,2013-05-26,The Ghost Army,8.0,4 +9298,"[28, 27, 878, 53]",471664,en,Resident Evil: Red Falls,1.337,2013-11-07,Resident Evil: Red Falls,5.5,4 +9299,"[27, 53]",213711,en,New Terminal Hotel,1.337,2013-08-06,Do Not Disturb,4.9,8 +9300,[14],164233,en,Jonah,1.336,2013-01-16,Jonah,6.5,7 +9301,[99],176238,en,Hawking,1.327,2013-03-11,Hawking,7.8,20 +9302,[18],228406,en,Believe,1.327,2013-09-27,Believe,5.9,12 +9303,"[16, 35, 10749]",216898,en,Brain Divided,1.324,2013-07-14,Brain Divided,6.1,23 +9304,"[35, 99]",266782,en,The Improv: 50 Years Behind the Brick Wall,1.323,2013-12-06,The Improv: 50 Years Behind the Brick Wall,7.2,5 +9305,"[99, 36, 10402]",233863,en,Jimi Hendrix: Hear My Train A Comin',1.317,2013-11-05,Jimi Hendrix: Hear My Train A Comin',6.7,13 +9306,"[53, 27]",107020,en,Huff,1.317,2013-04-05,Huff,5.1,5 +9307,"[28, 18, 53]",179269,en,Revelation Road: The Beginning of the End,1.317,2013-03-25,Revelation Road: The Beginning of the End,4.9,13 +9308,[35],347264,en,Ralphie May: Imperfectly Yours,1.316,2013-02-23,Ralphie May: Imperfectly Yours,4.4,5 +9309,[99],250902,en,The Image Revolution,1.313,2013-11-21,The Image Revolution,6.3,4 +9310,"[28, 80, 18]",220495,hi,Bullett Raja,1.311,2013-11-29,Bullett Raja,5.8,18 +9311,[18],84197,en,Filly Brown,1.31,2013-04-19,Filly Brown,6.5,10 +9312,"[80, 35]",211260,en,La vérité en journalisme,1.304,2013-07-20,Truth in Journalism,6.3,6 +9313,[99],174688,en,The Trials of Muhammad Ali,1.301,2013-08-23,The Trials of Muhammad Ali,7.1,11 +9314,"[99, 10402]",137285,en,Crossfire Hurricane,1.3,2013-05-21,Crossfire Hurricane,7.3,25 +9315,"[99, 10402]",177703,en,Broadway Idiot,1.298,2013-10-18,Broadway Idiot,6.9,13 +9316,[99],248870,en,An Apology to Elephants,1.296,2013-04-13,An Apology to Elephants,8.5,2 +9317,[53],173980,en,The Devil's in the Details,1.288,2013-03-06,The Devil's in the Details,3.8,9 +9318,[35],335624,de,Yeah Kowalski!,1.285,2013-06-21,Yeah Kowalski!,6.3,3 +9319,"[35, 27]",120211,en,Devil in My Ride,1.284,2013-10-06,Devil in My Ride,2.3,3 +9320,[],170632,en,Stuck,1.282,2013-02-23,Stuck,5.6,4 +9321,"[10770, 53]",241040,en,Killer Reality,1.282,2013-08-31,Killer Reality,5.3,4 +9322,"[18, 53]",249151,en,Final Recourse,1.279,2013-12-29,Final Recourse,4.0,4 +9323,[99],273745,en,A Year in Burgundy,1.276,2013-01-26,A Year in Burgundy,7.3,6 +9324,"[878, 10402, 35]",313685,en,#PostModem,1.274,2013-01-18,#PostModem,5.5,3 +9325,[18],185424,en,Ring the Bell,1.274,2013-04-08,Ring the Bell,5.5,4 +9326,"[35, 10751, 14]",165013,en,A Talking Cat!?!,1.271,2013-02-18,A Talking Cat!?!,2.4,13 +9327,[99],252143,en,Mortified Nation,1.27,2013-11-05,Mortified Nation,6.5,12 +9328,[99],173491,en,TINY: A Story About Living Small,1.269,2013-03-09,TINY: A Story About Living Small,6.5,19 +9329,"[28, 27, 878]",188541,ja,巨神兵東京に現わる未,1.269,2013-04-23,Giant God Warrior Appears in Tokyo,6.2,11 +9330,[99],102855,en,Don’t Stop Believin’: Everyman’s Journey,1.268,2013-03-28,Don’t Stop Believin’: Everyman’s Journey,6.8,18 +9331,"[10751, 18]",233481,en,A Christmas Tree Miracle,1.266,2013-12-31,A Christmas Tree Miracle,4.6,12 +9332,[18],228331,en,A Perfect Man,1.262,2013-11-01,A Perfect Man,4.7,20 +9333,"[99, 18]",158994,en,After Tiller,1.25,2013-09-20,After Tiller,7.7,10 +9334,[99],202132,en,50 Children: The Rescue Mission of Mr. and Mrs. Kraus,1.25,2013-04-07,50 Children: The Rescue Mission of Mr. and Mrs. Kraus,6.3,3 +9335,"[27, 99]",220512,en,Mortal Remains,1.249,2013-10-13,Mortal Remains,6.6,7 +9336,"[28, 18, 10752]",113752,en,USS Seaviper,1.248,2013-05-21,USS Seaviper,2.5,8 +9337,[14],333411,en,Making a Scene,1.247,2013-11-25,Making a Scene,8.7,3 +9338,[10402],252384,en,P!nk: The Truth About Love Tour - Live from Melbourne,1.247,2013-11-15,P!nk: The Truth About Love Tour - Live from Melbourne,7.5,5 +9339,[99],248861,en,State of Play: Trophy Kids,1.247,2013-12-05,State of Play: Trophy Kids,6.8,5 +9340,"[16, 10751, 14]",266775,en,Sofia the First: The Floating Palace,1.247,2013-11-24,Sofia the First: The Floating Palace,6.2,3 +9341,[35],208968,en,Kumail Nanjiani: Beta Male,1.247,2013-07-21,Kumail Nanjiani: Beta Male,5.9,9 +9342,"[18, 53, 10770]",255534,en,Sins of the Preacher,1.247,2013-09-14,Sins of the Preacher,5.2,5 +9343,"[18, 10770]",212762,en,Second Chances,1.247,2013-07-27,Second Chances,5.1,10 +9344,[27],457525,en,Feral,1.247,2013-12-09,Feral,3.0,1 +9345,"[28, 12, 14]",326599,en,Scarlet Samurai: Incarnation,1.247,2013-10-10,Scarlet Samurai: Incarnation,3.0,1 +9346,[99],237200,en,Jerusalem,1.243,2013-11-16,Jerusalem,6.7,18 +9347,[18],224885,en,Red Wing,1.24,2013-10-04,Red Wing,6.0,3 +9348,"[35, 16, 14, 12]",442925,en,The Thief and the Cobbler: Recobbled Cut,1.238,2013-09-19,The Thief and the Cobbler: Recobbled Cut,7.0,3 +9349,"[10402, 80, 35]",492314,en,Psych: The Musical,1.235,2013-12-15,Psych: The Musical,8.4,4 +9350,[18],166886,lv,"Mammu, es tevi mīlu",1.231,2013-06-14,"Mother, I Love You",7.3,4 +9351,[16],296159,en,Cars Toons: Tales from Radiator Springs - Bugged,1.228,2013-03-22,Cars Toons: Tales from Radiator Springs - Bugged,6.1,8 +9352,"[99, 10402]",217925,en,Jay-Z: Made in America,1.227,2013-10-11,Jay-Z: Made in America,6.0,2 +9353,"[35, 12]",246824,ru,Kuryer iz 'Raya',1.221,2013-12-12,Courier from 'Paradise',4.0,2 +9354,[35],222250,en,A True Story,1.218,2013-09-20,A True Story,6.6,4 +9355,"[27, 53]",253275,en,Lost in Detroit,1.217,2013-12-06,Lost in Detroit,7.0,4 +9356,[35],190288,en,Al Madrigal: Why is the Rabbit Crying?,1.217,2013-04-25,Al Madrigal: Why is the Rabbit Crying?,6.6,4 +9357,"[10751, 16]",302064,en,Planes: Meet the Stars,1.217,2013-08-09,Planes: Meet the Stars,6.3,4 +9358,[],215254,en,Clapping for the Wrong Reasons,1.217,2013-08-15,Clapping for the Wrong Reasons,5.8,4 +9359,"[80, 99]",173192,en,An Unreal Dream: The Michael Morton Story,1.216,2013-03-11,An Unreal Dream: The Michael Morton Story,7.5,4 +9360,[27],305967,en,Cam Closer,1.214,2013-04-24,Cam Closer,6.1,21 +9361,"[18, 10749]",171891,tl,A Moment In Time,1.213,2013-02-28,A Moment In Time,7.7,3 +9362,"[35, 10749]",218779,hi,Besharam,1.211,2013-10-02,Besharam,4.2,22 +9363,[10402],236768,en,Rush: Clockwork Angels Tour,1.21,2013-11-19,Rush: Clockwork Angels Tour,7.8,10 +9364,[],158870,en,Newlyweeds,1.21,2013-09-18,Newlyweeds,4.8,6 +9365,"[53, 16, 35]",265785,en,Serial Taxi,1.208,2013-09-01,Serial Taxi,5.0,3 +9366,[18],249153,en,The Wrong Woman,1.207,2013-12-28,The Wrong Woman,5.3,9 +9367,"[10751, 35]",249042,en,All I Want for Christmas,1.207,2013-12-15,All I Want for Christmas,4.8,10 +9368,"[18, 10770]",224303,en,Restless Virgins,1.206,2013-03-09,Restless Virgins,6.1,16 +9369,[18],141032,ko,백야,1.203,2013-06-20,White Night,6.6,8 +9370,[],159820,en,Black Metal,1.201,2013-01-16,Black Metal,6.7,3 +9371,"[10749, 35, 18]",274975,en,The Republic of Two,1.2,2013-11-09,The Republic of Two,4.7,3 +9372,"[10751, 14, 10749, 10770]",240911,en,My Santa,1.199,2013-11-29,My Santa,5.9,17 +9373,"[27, 53]",297167,en,2AM: The Smiling Man,1.193,2013-07-23,2AM: The Smiling Man,6.0,24 +9374,"[35, 10749]",325335,en,Walking Stories,1.192,2013-01-11,Walking Stories,8.0,2 +9375,"[35, 27]",160352,en,Night of the Tentacles,1.19,2013-01-01,Night of the Tentacles,4.0,5 +9376,[10751],249051,en,The Dempsey Sisters,1.187,2013-11-02,The Dempsey Sisters,6.7,3 +9377,"[35, 10751]",337783,en,A Bulldog for Christmas,1.187,2013-12-08,A Bulldog for Christmas,2.3,3 +9378,[],280997,en,Chaser,1.186,2013-01-26,Chaser,6.3,3 +9379,"[28, 12, 16, 878]",366224,en,Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles - Menace of the Sith,1.185,2013-09-04,Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles - Menace of the Sith,6.4,8 +9380,[35],202176,en,Bert and Arnie's Guide to Friendship,1.184,2013-06-13,Bert and Arnie's Guide to Friendship,5.3,6 +9381,"[35, 18]",200942,en,The Voorman Problem,1.181,2013-04-25,The Voorman Problem,6.6,13 +9382,"[35, 99, 878]",496238,en,2070 Paradigm Shift,1.179,2013-08-06,2070 Paradigm Shift,10.0,2 +9383,"[18, 10749, 878]",184440,en,Awaken,1.177,2013-04-09,Awaken,6.6,9 +9384,"[99, 80, 9648]",159988,en,The Institute,1.177,2013-10-11,The Institute,5.8,14 +9385,[18],211462,en,Ambrosia,1.177,2013-09-23,Ambrosia,4.2,6 +9386,"[99, 35]",184159,en,Why We Laugh: Funny Women,1.175,2013-03-21,Why We Laugh: Funny Women,7.0,1 +9387,"[18, 10770]",181135,en,Twist of Faith,1.174,2013-03-09,Twist of Faith,6.1,9 +9388,[28],268928,en,Girl of Steel,1.169,2013-12-09,Girl of Steel,6.0,1 +9389,"[35, 18]",169817,fr,Swim Little Fish Swim,1.168,2014-09-19,Swim Little Fish Swim,5.3,8 +9390,"[28, 878, 14]",57414,en,Ember Days,1.167,2013-03-05,Ember Days,0.5,2 +9391,[99],159011,en,Manhunt: The Inside Story of the Hunt for Bin Laden,1.165,2013-01-20,Manhunt: The Inside Story of the Hunt for Bin Laden,7.3,8 +9392,[],195412,en,Lost for Words,1.164,2013-04-06,Lost for Words,4.0,2 +9393,"[18, 10402]",157293,hi,एबीसीडी,1.159,2013-02-08,ABCD,6.2,17 +9394,"[878, 28, 12]",365287,en,Sonic,1.159,2013-01-09,Sonic,5.0,8 +9395,[99],252004,en,Samurai Headhunters,1.157,2013-09-21,Samurai Headhunters,7.3,2 +9396,[10751],246424,en,Beyond the Heavens,1.157,2013-10-01,Beyond the Heavens,7.0,2 +9397,"[10751, 35]",206356,en,Wiener Dog Nationals,1.157,2013-04-27,Wiener Dog Nationals,6.3,2 +9398,"[10749, 28, 18]",335205,en,Sorry I Love You,1.157,2013-11-01,Sorry I Love You,6.0,2 +9399,"[99, 36]",130515,en,The Girls in the Band,1.157,2013-05-10,The Girls in the Band,6.0,2 +9400,"[10770, 80, 9648, 53]",242906,en,The Perfect Boyfriend,1.157,2013-07-04,The Perfect Boyfriend,4.8,2 +9401,[35],173189,en,Brian Posehn: The Fartist,1.156,2013-03-01,Brian Posehn: The Fartist,6.8,9 +9402,[],158934,en,Larzanandeye charbi,1.156,2013-01-18,Fat Shaker,5.5,2 +9403,[35],156060,en,Kathy Griffin: Kennedie Center On-Hers,1.156,2013-01-03,Kathy Griffin: Kennedie Center On-Hers,4.3,2 +9404,[99],501497,ja,2012,1.156,2013-03-21,2012,4.0,2 +9405,[18],358397,en,Cheery Point,1.155,2013-03-26,New World Order X,3.7,5 +9406,[18],266797,en,The Arrangement,1.154,2013-01-01,The Arrangement,5.1,6 +9407,"[99, 10751]",168864,en,GMO OMG,1.151,2013-09-13,GMO OMG,7.2,18 +9408,[27],250792,en,Bloodline,1.148,2013-09-27,Bloodline,3.2,5 +9409,"[10751, 35, 9648, 16]",314387,en,Scooby-Doo! Mecha Mutt Menace,1.145,2013-09-24,Scooby-Doo! Mecha Mutt Menace,7.3,3 +9410,"[28, 12, 53]",230645,en,Deadliest Prey,1.143,2013-10-27,Deadliest Prey,4.7,7 +9411,[18],180345,en,Not Today,1.14,2013-04-12,Not Today,7.1,6 +9412,[99],212994,en,From One Second to the Next,1.137,2013-08-07,From One Second to the Next,7.3,16 +9413,"[35, 18]",171729,en,Lonely Boy,1.137,2013-03-02,Lonely Boy,6.0,1 +9414,[18],121929,es,De jueves a domingo,1.132,2013-04-05,Thursday Till Sunday,6.5,8 +9415,[99],196241,en,Les Miserables: The History of The World's Greatest Story,1.131,2013-04-01,Les Miserables: The History of The World's Greatest Story,6.0,1 +9416,[],330021,en,Stolen Moments,1.131,2013-09-01,Stolen Moments,4.0,1 +9417,[99],489796,en,The Meaning of Monty Python,1.127,2013-10-08,The Meaning of Monty Python,8.0,1 +9418,[],243543,en,Shuffleton's Barbershop,1.127,2013-06-01,Shuffleton's Barbershop,6.0,1 +9419,[99],174325,en,Whoopi Goldberg Presents Moms Mabley,1.126,2013-04-20,Whoopi Goldberg Presents Moms Mabley,6.7,3 +9420,"[27, 35]",210842,en,WNUF Halloween Special,1.126,2013-10-23,WNUF Halloween Special,5.8,15 +9421,[99],133823,en,Nazywaj mnie Kuchu,1.123,2013-06-14,Call Me Kuchu,7.2,8 +9422,"[53, 18]",161343,sv,Den som söker,1.12,2013-05-05,Crestfallen,6.5,6 +9423,"[878, 99]",451197,en,Extraordinary: The Stan Romanek Story,1.119,2013-11-02,Extraordinary: The Stan Romanek Story,5.0,23 +9424,[35],144105,en,Frankie Boyle: The Last Days of Sodom,1.112,2013-10-13,Frankie Boyle: The Last Days of Sodom,6.5,10 +9425,"[27, 14]",337568,en,Jack Attack,1.102,2013-01-01,Jack Attack,7.0,12 +9426,[99],228813,en,Neurons to Nirvana,1.101,2013-10-19,Neurons to Nirvana,8.0,6 +9427,[18],226576,en,Likeness,1.1,2013-04-19,Likeness,7.0,12 +9428,"[35, 18]",222136,en,Jake Squared,1.098,2014-08-15,Jake Squared,5.0,3 +9429,[18],147544,th,ไม่ได้ขอให้มารัก,1.097,2013-06-27,It Gets Better,5.0,3 +9430,"[28, 80, 53]",150230,en,Kill 'em All,1.096,2013-04-01,Kill 'em All,5.1,13 +9431,[99],174354,en,Oxyana,1.095,2013-07-16,Oxyana,6.2,7 +9432,"[10770, 18, 9648, 53]",258305,en,Hunt for the Labyrinth Killer,1.09,2013-08-03,Hunt for the Labyrinth Killer,4.8,7 +9433,"[28, 18]",220486,en,Chavez Cage of Glory,1.089,2013-09-13,Chavez Cage of Glory,5.7,3 +9434,"[12, 18, 37]",238822,en,Bruno & Earlene Go to Vegas,1.089,2013-07-13,Bruno & Earlene Go to Vegas,3.6,7 +9435,"[18, 10751]",209284,en,Christmas for a Dollar,1.087,2013-12-14,Christmas for a Dollar,5.5,4 +9436,[99],198582,en,Mermaids: The New Evidence,1.084,2013-05-25,Mermaids: The New Evidence,4.0,3 +9437,[18],62576,en,Pastor Brown,1.083,2009-06-26,Pastor Brown,6.3,4 +9438,[10749],207226,en,9 Full Moons,1.081,2013-06-06,9 Full Moons,5.5,7 +9439,"[35, 18]",188972,en,Magic Hour,1.077,2013-04-18,Magic Hour,10.0,1 +9440,"[35, 10751]",230214,nl,Mees Kees op kamp,1.075,2013-12-20,Mister Twister Goes Camping,6.8,6 +9441,[27],143146,en,Ritual,1.075,2013-12-31,Ritual,5.3,10 +9442,[18],118984,en,33 Postcards,1.072,2013-05-17,33 Postcards,6.5,10 +9443,[35],199656,hy,Կորած մոլորվածը Հայաստանում,1.068,2013-06-06,Lost and Found in Armenia,4.1,5 +9444,"[35, 18]",137347,en,Closer to the Moon,1.067,2013-11-29,Closer to the Moon,7.2,19 +9445,"[80, 27]",202083,en,Prank,1.067,2013-06-18,Prank,4.6,17 +9446,[35],241706,de,Großstadtklein,1.064,2013-09-09,GrossStadtklein,5.7,6 +9447,"[28, 27, 53]",206203,en,After Effect,1.063,2013-10-08,After Effect,5.2,7 +9448,"[18, 10770]",201350,en,The Confession,1.061,2013-05-13,The Confession,6.0,5 +9449,"[99, 35]",191024,en,The Arrested Development Documentary Project,1.061,2013-05-02,The Arrested Development Documentary Project,5.8,12 +9450,"[35, 53]",59099,en,Hollywood & Wine,1.058,2013-08-12,Hollywood & Wine,4.6,5 +9451,"[35, 18, 14]",224946,en,Motivational Growth,1.057,2013-02-15,Motivational Growth,8.0,6 +9452,"[18, 36]",305152,uk,Motylki,1.057,2013-04-27,Inseparable,4.5,3 +9453,[],360848,en,Minions: Movie Auditions,1.056,2013-01-01,Minions: Movie Auditions,4.0,7 +9454,[878],231720,en,LUNAR,1.056,2013-10-31,LUNAR,4.0,6 +9455,[35],185474,en,Paranormal Movie,1.054,2013-04-08,Paranormal Movie,3.1,13 +9456,"[35, 10751, 10749]",226183,en,"Reading, Writing & Romance",1.053,2013-08-10,"Reading, Writing & Romance",5.3,3 +9457,"[18, 10751]",150253,en,Molly's Theory of Relativity,1.049,2013-03-01,Molly's Theory of Relativity,2.0,1 +9458,[16],219230,en,Inhumans,1.041,2013-04-23,Inhumans,7.7,3 +9459,[35],193041,en,Bob Saget: That's What I'm Talking About,1.04,2013-05-10,Bob Saget: That's What I'm Talking About,6.0,4 +9460,"[27, 53]",214328,en,Slink,1.039,2013-06-12,Slink,2.5,4 +9461,[99],198228,en,Eastwood Directs: The Untold Story,1.035,2013-04-27,Eastwood Directs: The Untold Story,5.4,5 +9462,[18],179805,en,Lotus Eaters,1.032,2013-04-05,Lotus Eaters,5.4,5 +9463,"[35, 27]",215250,en,"It's Not You, It's Me",1.031,2013-03-10,"It's Not You, It's Me",6.4,5 +9464,[18],231935,en,遊,1.028,2013-12-25,Voyage,5.0,2 +9465,[10751],210769,en,Scooby-Doo! Adventures: The Mystery Map,1.027,2013-07-22,Scooby-Doo! Adventures: The Mystery Map,6.2,6 +9466,"[27, 18]",427472,en,Sheep Skin,1.027,2013-05-10,Sheep Skin,5.5,4 +9467,"[28, 9648, 878]",212270,en,The Flying Man,1.027,2013-07-08,The Flying Man,5.1,6 +9468,[],264114,en,Clara's Deadly Secret,1.027,2013-10-25,Clara's Deadly Secret,4.3,6 +9469,[878],214457,en,Time Warrior,1.026,2013-01-01,Time Warrior,3.9,6 +9470,"[10770, 18]",229580,en,Crazy Sexy Cool: The TLC Story,1.025,2013-10-21,Crazy Sexy Cool: The TLC Story,7.8,15 +9471,"[35, 18, 10749]",272892,en,In Lieu of Flowers,1.025,2013-04-28,In Lieu of Flowers,6.3,4 +9472,[878],348489,en,Beyond,1.025,2013-08-19,Beyond,6.0,4 +9473,[],158864,en,American Milkshake,1.025,2013-09-06,American Milkshake,3.8,4 +9474,"[18, 80]",261903,en,Real Gangsters,1.025,2013-06-01,Real Gangsters,3.3,3 +9475,"[18, 10770]",232320,en,The Preacher's Mistress,1.023,2013-11-02,The Preacher's Mistress,3.6,5 +9476,[10751],225935,en,The Watsons Go to Birmingham,1.022,2013-09-20,The Watsons Go to Birmingham,7.7,9 +9477,[27],386868,en,The Whistler,1.022,2013-10-31,The Whistler,4.8,4 +9478,[],159167,en,The World According to Dick Cheney,1.021,2013-01-18,The World According to Dick Cheney,7.2,5 +9479,"[36, 99]",445670,en,Who Killed Lindbergh's Baby?,1.021,2013-01-01,Who Killed Lindbergh's Baby?,5.3,4 +9480,"[53, 27]",200745,en,9 Days,1.02,2013-05-28,9 Days,3.8,4 +9481,[99],208649,en,The Life & Crimes of Doris Payne,1.019,2013-10-16,The Life & Crimes of Doris Payne,7.8,5 +9482,"[28, 878, 53, 80]",285633,en,Trancers: City of Lost Angels,1.017,1988-08-11,Trancers: City of Lost Angels,7.0,3 +9483,[99],157016,en,Our Nixon,1.016,2013-08-30,Our Nixon,6.6,10 +9484,[18],168552,he,Hanoar,1.008,2013-10-12,Youth,5.3,9 +9485,[18],222033,en,A Belfast Story,1.003,2013-10-25,A Belfast Story,4.6,4 +9486,"[16, 35, 10751]",109423,it,La storia di leo,1.0,2013-08-30,Leo the Lion,2.2,5 +9487,[],273519,en,Zombie Ed,1.0,2013-01-22,Zombie Ed,2.0,3 +9488,"[35, 10749]",203599,en,Jatt & Juliet 2,0.999,2013-06-28,Jatt & Juliet 2,7.6,10 +9489,"[28, 14, 12]",198677,en,SAGA - Curse of the Shadow,0.996,2013-08-12,SAGA - Curse of the Shadow,5.8,45 +9490,"[28, 18]",220468,en,Revelation Road 2: The Sea of Glass and Fire,0.995,2013-07-12,Revelation Road 2: The Sea of Glass and Fire,4.6,8 +9491,[],213891,en,Blue Dream,0.994,2013-02-16,Blue Dream,5.3,3 +9492,"[53, 27]",167198,en,The Midnight Game,0.994,2013-03-02,The Midnight Game,3.1,9 +9493,"[80, 99]",283302,en,Lost for Life,0.992,2013-06-22,Lost for Life,6.7,10 +9494,[27],390249,en,Bunni,0.992,2013-09-14,Bunni,1.7,3 +9495,"[28, 12]",180109,en,Alien Showdown: The Day the Old West Stood Still,0.992,2013-01-01,Alien Showdown: The Day the Old West Stood Still,1.5,2 +9496,[],307472,en,Travis: A Soldier's Story,0.991,2013-08-15,Travis: A Soldier's Story,9.3,3 +9497,[80],208495,en,Mission Park,0.991,2013-09-06,Mission Park,5.5,7 +9498,[99],177869,en,Survive and Advance,0.99,2013-03-17,Survive and Advance,8.9,8 +9499,[],207850,en,Tio Papi,0.99,2013-09-06,Tio Papi,7.1,4 +9500,[27],242376,en,Reality Terror Night,0.99,2013-09-10,Reality Terror Night,1.3,3 +9501,"[36, 28, 18, 10752]",265629,zh,止殺,0.986,2013-03-15,Kingdom of Conquerors,6.3,3 +9502,[18],199887,en,Over/Under,0.986,2013-01-04,Over/Under,4.7,3 +9503,[99],193524,en,The Stone Roses: Made of Stone,0.985,2013-11-06,The Stone Roses: Made of Stone,6.4,17 +9504,[35],226632,en,Marc Maron: Thinky Pain,0.981,2013-10-07,Marc Maron: Thinky Pain,7.7,20 +9505,[35],216553,en,Jim Norton: American Degenerate,0.978,2013-08-23,Jim Norton: American Degenerate,6.4,8 +9506,"[14, 16, 35]",212697,en,Bee and PuppyCat,0.976,2013-07-10,Bee and PuppyCat,8.0,11 +9507,[99],241573,en,If You Build It,0.974,2013-04-06,If You Build It,7.1,6 +9508,[99],211707,en,Grounded: Making The Last of Us,0.974,2013-06-14,Grounded: Making The Last of Us,6.4,12 +9509,"[28, 12, 14]",237413,en,The Snow Queen,0.974,2013-11-30,The Snow Queen,3.5,5 +9510,"[35, 18]",342892,en,Sequin Raze,0.97,2015-03-08,Sequin Raze,4.8,4 +9511,"[18, 35, 10749]",136466,en,Sparrows Dance,0.968,2013-08-23,Sparrows Dance,7.4,6 +9512,[99],253785,en,Scientologists at War,0.967,2013-06-17,Scientologists at War,8.3,4 +9513,[35],194144,en,"Pete Holmes: Nice Try, the Devil!",0.967,2013-05-12,"Pete Holmes: Nice Try, the Devil!",7.3,4 +9514,"[99, 80]",227180,en,"Goodnight, Sugar Babe: The Killing of Vera Jo Reigle",0.966,2013-04-01,"Goodnight, Sugar Babe: The Killing of Vera Jo Reigle",6.4,4 +9515,"[18, 35]",256654,en,Chlorine,0.966,2013-03-17,Chlorine,4.9,4 +9516,"[10751, 16]",256051,en,Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest,0.962,2013-09-01,Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest,5.0,2 +9517,[99],192738,en,War on Whistleblowers: Free Press and the National Security State,0.96,2013-04-19,War on Whistleblowers: Free Press and the National Security State,6.5,2 +9518,[27],212494,en,Don't Go to the Reunion,0.96,2013-10-05,Don't Go to the Reunion,4.6,8 +9519,[18],176720,en,Something Real and Good,0.956,2013-03-05,Something Real and Good,5.8,8 +9520,[18],291373,th,เธอรักเธอ,0.956,2013-06-22,She: Their Love Story,4.7,3 +9521,[35],439174,en,Blunt Movie,0.955,2013-04-20,Blunt Movie,4.5,2 +9522,"[18, 36]",161187,en,Saving Lincoln,0.954,2013-02-15,Saving Lincoln,3.0,2 +9523,[],233813,en,Carl Barron: A One Ended Stick,0.953,2013-11-06,Carl Barron: A One Ended Stick,7.8,2 +9524,[99],190860,en,Fascination Coral Reef: Mysterious Worlds Underwater,0.952,2013-01-25,Fascination Coral Reef: Mysterious Worlds Underwater,7.0,2 +9525,"[35, 18]",323353,en,"She Said, She Said",0.952,2013-03-08,"She Said, She Said",6.0,2 +9526,"[28, 12]",251890,en,ICE Agent,0.952,2013-04-22,ICE Agent,3.9,4 +9527,[99],242675,en,"Another Day, Another Time: Celebrating the Music of ""Inside Llewyn Davis""",0.95,2013-12-13,"Another Day, Another Time: Celebrating the Music of ""Inside Llewyn Davis""",9.3,3 +9528,[99],211696,en,Mel Brooks: Make a Noise,0.95,2013-05-20,Mel Brooks: Make a Noise,7.0,3 +9529,"[28, 53]",217326,en,N.Y.C. Underground,0.95,2013-08-27,N.Y.C. Underground,5.8,7 +9530,"[18, 37]",92780,es,"Aballay, el hombre sin miedo",0.949,2013-11-05,"Aballay, the Man without Fear",4.0,3 +9531,[35],238399,en,Bill Cosby: Far From Finished,0.945,2013-11-23,Bill Cosby: Far From Finished,6.9,9 +9532,[14],232100,en,Riley Rewind,0.942,2013-12-12,Riley Rewind,6.6,11 +9533,"[14, 35, 10749]",214264,en,The Gamers: Hands of Fate,0.94,2013-08-15,The Gamers: Hands of Fate,6.3,11 +9534,[],286387,en,Scooby-Doo! and the Spooky Scarecrow,0.938,2013-09-10,Scooby-Doo! and the Spooky Scarecrow,8.4,5 +9535,[99],237447,en,Vannin',0.937,2013-10-10,Vannin',7.0,3 +9536,"[99, 10402]",324901,fi,Nightwish: Please Learn the Setlist in 48 Hours,0.937,2013-11-28,Nightwish: Please Learn the Setlist in 48 Hours,6.8,3 +9537,[99],272112,en,"Revelation - The Bride, The Beast & Babylon",0.937,2013-11-21,"Revelation - The Bride, The Beast & Babylon",6.3,3 +9538,[18],502025,en,Munchausen,0.937,2013-09-19,Munchausen,5.3,3 +9539,[27],298967,en,Die Die Delta Pi,0.937,2013-06-21,Die Die Delta Pi,5.2,3 +9540,[99],268989,en,The Hidden Hand: Alien Contact and the Government Cover-up,0.937,2013-09-01,The Hidden Hand: Alien Contact and the Government Cover-up,3.7,3 +9541,[],158232,en,Greenwich Village: Music That Defined a Generation,0.936,2013-01-18,Greenwich Village: Music That Defined a Generation,7.7,3 +9542,[35],277737,en,Smosh's If It Were Real Saga,0.936,2013-01-01,Smosh's If It Were Real Saga,4.3,3 +9543,"[99, 18]",100341,cs,Nickyho rodina,0.934,2013-07-19,Nicky's Family,7.7,3 +9544,"[80, 18]",191731,fa,دست‌نویس‌ها نمی‌سوزند,0.928,2013-11-08,Manuscripts Don't Burn,6.9,8 +9545,[18],368317,en,ReMoved,0.927,2013-11-13,ReMoved,7.0,11 +9546,"[36, 28, 18]",243794,en,Alone Yet Not Alone,0.927,2013-09-01,Alone Yet Not Alone,5.7,7 +9547,[99],509486,en,The Abominable Crime,0.925,2013-06-25,The Abominable Crime,6.0,1 +9548,[],173499,en,Everyone's Going to Die,0.925,2013-03-10,Everyone's Going to Die,6.0,1 +9549,[99],179822,en,MURPH: The Protector,0.924,2013-03-22,MURPH: The Protector,5.5,9 +9550,[99],192372,en,Don't Say No Until I Finish Talking: The Story of Richard D. Zanuck,0.924,2013-05-08,Don't Say No Until I Finish Talking: The Story of Richard D. Zanuck,4.0,1 +9551,[99],187808,en,The Force Within Us,0.92,2013-03-22,The Force Within Us,6.3,2 +9552,[18],171709,en,Dreamer,0.918,2013-03-02,Dreamer,3.0,2 +9553,"[12, 16, 10751, 14]",239145,en,Runaway,0.917,2013-04-07,Runaway,5.9,17 +9554,"[10749, 18]",172819,en,Kilimanjaro,0.916,2013-03-09,Kilimanjaro,4.5,2 +9555,"[53, 28, 27, 878]",255512,en,Ombis: Alien Invasion,0.916,2013-05-18,Ombis: Alien Invasion,2.5,2 +9556,[99],249724,en,The Lady in Number 6,0.91,2013-01-01,The Lady in Number 6,7.0,13 +9557,[],158455,ps,Wajma,0.91,2013-01-20,An Afghan Love Story,6.6,8 +9558,[99],328051,en,"Ariana Grande: Her Life, Her Story",0.908,2013-11-05,"Ariana Grande: Her Life, Her Story",5.6,9 +9559,"[35, 18, 10749]",192574,en,Forev,0.907,2013-06-15,Forev,7.5,2 +9560,"[9648, 53]",380527,en,Jet,0.907,2013-05-01,Jet,7.0,2 +9561,[18],183361,en,Caroline and Jackie,0.907,2013-05-03,Caroline and Jackie,6.5,2 +9562,"[80, 10770]",231622,en,The Mystery Cruise,0.907,2013-10-06,The Mystery Cruise,5.5,2 +9563,"[28, 80, 18]",187969,en,Abstraction,0.907,2013-09-08,Abstraction,4.8,2 +9564,"[53, 28, 18, 878]",270554,en,Echo Dr.,0.907,2013-11-08,Echo Dr.,4.5,2 +9565,[99],256763,en,Blood Of 1000 Virgins,0.907,2013-05-14,Blood Of 1000 Virgins,4.0,2 +9566,"[10751, 18]",287883,en,Stepping High,0.907,2013-06-14,Stepping High,3.3,2 +9567,"[12, 35]",383356,en,The River,0.906,2013-04-05,The River,8.5,2 +9568,[],301014,en,Crybaby Bridge,0.906,2013-01-01,Crybaby Bridge,5.5,2 +9569,[99],352655,en,The Hidden Enemy: Inside Psychiatry's Covert Agenda,0.906,2013-01-01,The Hidden Enemy: Inside Psychiatry's Covert Agenda,5.3,2 +9570,"[27, 53]",230430,pt,Mar Negro,0.906,2013-10-27,Dark Sea,4.8,6 +9571,"[53, 27]",362397,en,Last Girl,0.906,2013-01-16,Last Girl,2.0,2 +9572,"[28, 53, 878, 9648, 27]",380372,en,Seventy-Nine,0.904,2013-09-07,The Asylum,3.5,4 +9573,[35],176085,en,White Reindeer,0.901,2013-12-06,White Reindeer,5.3,17 +9574,"[36, 18, 10752]",210052,de,Wolfskinder,0.9,2013-10-15,Wolf Children,6.5,9 +9575,[27],179070,en,X - He's Always Watching,0.9,2013-02-18,X - He's Always Watching,3.1,8 +9576,"[27, 10749, 53]",186747,hi,एक थी डायन,0.896,2013-04-19,Ek Thi Daayan,5.5,15 +9577,[99],174368,en,Dancing in Jaffa,0.895,2013-04-20,Dancing in Jaffa,6.9,6 +9578,[99],174331,en,Inside Out: The People’s Art Project,0.892,2013-04-20,Inside Out: The People’s Art Project,5.0,1 +9579,"[16, 10402, 35, 18]",328407,en,Metalocalypse: The Doomstar Requiem,0.887,2013-10-27,Metalocalypse: The Doomstar Requiem,7.6,14 +9580,"[10770, 53]",238752,en,Time of Death,0.887,2013-07-19,Time of Death,5.8,3 +9581,[99],179799,en,Tattoo Nation,0.884,2013-04-04,Tattoo Nation,6.6,6 +9582,"[80, 28]",188313,en,Once Upon a Time in Brooklyn,0.884,2013-05-21,Once Upon a Time in Brooklyn,4.8,6 +9583,[99],174334,en,The Motivation,0.883,2013-04-25,The Motivation,7.1,16 +9584,"[35, 16]",296439,en,Rocket Dog,0.882,2013-05-02,Rocket Dog,1.0,1 +9585,[99],242813,en,Christopher Nolan & Richard Donner: A Conversation,0.881,2013-09-24,Christopher Nolan & Richard Donner: A Conversation,10.0,1 +9586,"[10749, 35, 18, 10402, 10751]",225303,en,The O'Briens,0.881,2013-11-10,The O'Briens,10.0,1 +9587,"[28, 35]",159817,en,The Apocalypse,0.881,2013-09-01,The Apocalypse,5.8,8 +9588,[99],360811,en,Bethany's Story,0.88,2013-02-25,Bethany's Story,8.5,1 +9589,"[16, 35, 10751]",166659,en,Captain Sparky vs. The Flying Saucers,0.88,2013-01-06,Captain Sparky vs. The Flying Saucers,7.1,9 +9590,[18],475410,en,The Violation,0.88,2013-04-06,The Violation,7.0,1 +9591,[99],269200,en,Plastic Paradise: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch,0.88,2013-04-22,Plastic Paradise: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch,5.8,8 +9592,[53],513924,pl,A Woman Betrayed,0.88,2013-02-25,A Woman Betrayed,2.0,1 +9593,[],115459,en,Gangs of Tooting Broadway,0.88,2013-02-04,Gangs of Tooting Broadway,2.0,1 +9594,"[18, 10749]",422402,en,Helpless,0.877,2013-05-01,Helpless,10.0,1 +9595,[99],374917,en,The Real Vikings,0.877,2013-09-09,The Real Vikings,10.0,1 +9596,[18],421982,en,Yellow Face,0.877,2013-06-08,Yellow Face,8.0,1 +9597,[18],318186,en,Diving Normal,0.877,2013-04-09,Diving Normal,8.0,1 +9598,"[12, 10751]",145616,en,The Scout,0.877,2013-10-07,The Scout,8.0,1 +9599,[80],393970,en,Mr Invisible,0.877,2013-10-26,Mr Invisible,7.0,1 +9600,"[35, 18]",323498,en,Return to Babylon,0.877,2013-08-11,Return to Babylon,7.0,1 +9601,[35],283712,en,Boats,0.877,2013-09-20,Boats,7.0,1 +9602,"[14, 16, 10749]",521459,en,Bird and Fish,0.877,2013-06-03,Bird and Fish,6.0,1 +9603,[16],252884,en,Super Manny,0.877,2013-10-02,Super Manny,6.0,1 +9604,"[28, 12, 878]",270222,en,Empire of The Apes,0.877,2013-07-01,Empire of The Apes,5.0,1 +9605,"[80, 27, 53]",217130,en,The Gilgo Beach Murders,0.877,2013-11-12,The Gilgo Beach Murders,5.0,1 +9606,[99],353846,en,Festive Land: Carnival in Bahia,0.876,2013-01-09,Festive Land: Carnival in Bahia,10.0,1 +9607,[99],320409,hu,Skatemafia - Sweetmafia Stee,0.876,2013-01-01,Skatemafia - Sweetmafia Stee,10.0,1 +9608,"[10749, 18]",305242,en,Green Eyes,0.876,2013-03-09,Green Eyes,10.0,1 +9609,[99],244910,en,The Editor and The Dragon: Horace Carter Fights the Klan,0.876,2013-01-01,The Editor and The Dragon: Horace Carter Fights the Klan,10.0,1 +9610,"[16, 18]",466940,en,The Circle Line,0.876,2013-04-04,The Circle Line,8.0,1 +9611,"[12, 18]",377685,en,The Bicycle,0.876,2013-04-06,The Bicycle,8.0,1 +9612,"[35, 18]",300801,en,Bent,0.876,2013-03-07,Bent,8.0,1 +9613,[18],172229,en,Doctor Bello,0.876,2013-02-22,Doctor Bello,8.0,1 +9614,[],161683,en,Secrets In The Snow,0.876,2013-01-08,Secrets In The Snow,8.0,1 +9615,[],154807,en,Michael Schenker: Temple Of Rock Live In Europe,0.876,2013-01-15,Michael Schenker: Temple Of Rock Live In Europe,8.0,1 +9616,[18],500386,en,Mother,0.876,2013-02-05,Mother,7.0,1 +9617,[18],302971,en,Angelenos,0.876,2013-06-25,Angelenos,5.0,1 +9618,[18],273707,en,Beach Pillows,0.876,2013-01-01,Beach Pillows,5.0,1 +9619,[99],589146,en,Being Poirot,0.876,2013-03-01,Being Poirot,4.0,1 +9620,[35],127891,en,Detroit Unleaded,0.876,2013-11-22,Detroit Unleaded,2.0,1 +9621,[18],220493,en,Sal,0.873,2013-11-01,Sal,4.8,4 +9622,"[35, 878, 10752]",256608,pl,AmbaSSada,0.869,2013-11-11,Embassy,4.7,10 +9623,[99],157674,en,FrackNation,0.868,2013-01-07,FrackNation,6.3,10 +9624,[99],221418,en,Hank: 5 Years from the Brink,0.867,2013-09-01,Hank: 5 Years from the Brink,7.0,5 +9625,"[10770, 18, 53]",210289,en,The Surrogacy Trap,0.858,2013-01-01,The Surrogacy Trap,6.6,5 +9626,"[53, 27]",241047,en,House of Bad,0.858,2013-05-18,House of Bad,3.3,6 +9627,"[28, 16, 878]",220848,en,Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk,0.853,2013-09-09,Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk,7.2,6 +9628,"[35, 18]",200725,en,Highland Park,0.853,2013-06-08,Highland Park,4.5,5 +9629,[27],224301,en,Roadside Massacre,0.851,2013-07-16,Roadside Massacre,2.8,5 +9630,"[10770, 18, 9648, 53]",158689,en,Willed to Kill,0.849,2013-01-05,Willed to Kill,5.1,7 +9631,[53],278348,en,The Maid's Room,0.849,2014-08-08,The Maid's Room,4.8,6 +9632,"[35, 18, 878]",210708,ja,俺俺,0.846,2013-11-08,It's Me It's Me,6.1,6 +9633,"[28, 18]",224076,en,The Saratov Approach,0.846,2013-10-09,The Saratov Approach,6.0,18 +9634,[99],249714,en,Cavedigger,0.843,2013-01-12,Cavedigger,7.0,5 +9635,[],239155,en,Schooled: The Price of College Sports,0.843,2013-10-16,Schooled: The Price of College Sports,7.0,7 +9636,"[27, 9648, 53]",207260,en,Wrath of the Crows,0.841,2013-05-01,Wrath of the Crows,4.8,6 +9637,"[10402, 36]",547834,en,Donner Party: The Musical,0.84,2013-08-10,Donner Party: The Musical,10.0,1 +9638,[99],427017,en,Sun Song,0.84,2013-01-01,Sun Song,10.0,1 +9639,"[12, 99]",404026,en,The Grand Rescue,0.84,2013-11-05,The Grand Rescue,10.0,1 +9640,[99],370659,en,"Theory of Everything: GOD, Devils, Dimensions, Dragons, Illusion & Reality",0.84,2013-02-05,"Theory of Everything: GOD, Devils, Dimensions, Dragons, Illusion & Reality",10.0,1 +9641,[35],510354,en,Moms,0.84,2013-12-31,Moms,9.0,2 +9642,[99],203584,en,The Last Ocean,0.84,2013-06-02,The Last Ocean,8.2,3 +9643,[10402],203610,en,Alicia Keys - VH1 Storytellers,0.84,2013-06-28,Alicia Keys - VH1 Storytellers,8.1,4 +9644,"[99, 36]",446375,en,Decoding Neanderthals,0.84,2013-01-09,Decoding Neanderthals,8.0,1 +9645,[99],371554,en,Nephilim: Origin of Genetic Evil,0.84,2013-08-21,Nephilim: Origin of Genetic Evil,8.0,2 +9646,[99],191515,en,Everybody Street,0.84,2013-04-28,Everybody Street,7.7,3 +9647,"[99, 16, 10751]",137695,fr,Couleur de peau : Miel,0.84,2013-11-01,Approved for Adoption,7.5,11 +9648,[99],360637,en,Unsupersize Me,0.84,2013-08-01,Unsupersize Me,7.5,1 +9649,[],173480,en,The Other Shore,0.84,2013-07-23,The Other Shore,7.5,2 +9650,[99],328906,en,The Irrelevant Giant,0.84,2013-04-17,The Irrelevant Giant,7.0,1 +9651,[],237303,en,Home,0.84,2013-11-22,Home,7.0,2 +9652,[27],227267,en,Dry Bones,0.84,2013-10-18,Dry Bones,7.0,1 +9653,[99],227033,en,Crafting a Nation,0.84,2013-01-30,Crafting a Nation,7.0,3 +9654,"[35, 18]",214130,en,Everyday Is Like Sunday,0.84,2013-11-07,Everyday Is Like Sunday,7.0,2 +9655,[],124069,en,Far Out Isn't Far Enough: The Tomi Ungerer Story,0.84,2013-06-14,Far Out Isn't Far Enough: The Tomi Ungerer Story,6.9,5 +9656,"[18, 53, 12]",332109,en,Alone Time,0.84,2013-04-05,Alone Time,6.7,3 +9657,"[18, 878]",168758,en,LFO,0.84,2013-09-20,LFO,6.6,11 +9658,[35],255707,en,Heterosexual Jill,0.84,2013-06-26,Heterosexual Jill,6.6,4 +9659,[16],272087,ja,メロエッタのキラキラリサイタル,0.84,2013-02-15,Meloetta's Moonlight Serenade,6.5,1 +9660,[10402],218229,en,Morrissey 25:Live,0.84,2013-10-22,Morrissey 25:Live,6.5,2 +9661,[35],242306,en,Klay World: All Gone,0.84,2013-09-02,Klay World: All Gone,6.4,4 +9662,[],240185,en,Reflections,0.84,2013-01-01,Reflections,6.3,3 +9663,"[18, 27]",220287,lo,ຈັນທະລີ,0.84,2013-09-22,Chanthaly,6.3,3 +9664,[35],179809,en,Adventures of Serial Buddies,0.84,2011-09-20,Adventures of Serial Buddies,6.3,2 +9665,"[53, 27, 9648]",350718,en,The Truck,0.84,2013-11-12,The Truck,6.0,1 +9666,[],315358,en,The Freemason,0.84,2013-12-07,The Freemason,6.0,3 +9667,"[35, 80]",279648,en,Grandma's Not a Toaster,0.84,2013-04-20,Grandma's Not a Toaster,6.0,1 +9668,"[14, 18]",179242,en,23 Minutes to Sunrise,0.84,2013-03-19,23 Minutes to Sunrise,5.9,8 +9669,[18],336605,en,S.E.R.P.,0.84,2013-12-17,S.E.R.P.,5.8,2 +9670,"[27, 99, 18]",427086,en,"A Haunting in Saginaw, Michigan",0.84,2013-11-08,"A Haunting in Saginaw, Michigan",5.7,3 +9671,[27],295181,en,The Dirty Sanchez,0.84,2013-10-25,The Dirty Sanchez,5.5,1 +9672,"[35, 18, 10749]",263183,en,Let's Ruin It with Babies,0.84,2013-12-01,Let's Ruin It with Babies,5.5,2 +9673,"[27, 18, 53, 10749]",224772,en,Deathly Love,0.84,2013-08-31,Deathly Love,5.5,1 +9674,"[27, 53]",224758,en,Mister White,0.84,2013-08-31,Mister White,5.5,1 +9675,[99],231394,en,Burton Presents: Women,0.84,2013-10-11,Burton Presents: Women,5.3,2 +9676,[10751],218703,en,The Wiggles - Pumpkin Face,0.84,2013-09-02,The Wiggles - Pumpkin Face,5.3,2 +9677,"[99, 36]",535925,en,Bones of the Buddha,0.84,2013-07-23,Bones of the Buddha,5.0,1 +9678,[16],451750,en,Hanging By A Thread,0.84,2013-09-12,Hanging By A Thread,5.0,2 +9679,"[14, 16, 35]",369616,en,Roadkill Redemption,0.84,2013-05-27,Roadkill Redemption,5.0,2 +9680,"[80, 99, 10402]",363268,en,Pussy Riot: The Movement,0.84,2013-05-10,Pussy Riot: The Movement,5.0,1 +9681,[10751],307713,en,Monster & Me,0.84,2013-10-26,Monster & Me,5.0,1 +9682,"[14, 12]",298694,en,The Legend of Jimi Lazer,0.84,2013-06-23,The Legend of Jimi Lazer,5.0,1 +9683,[99],201781,en,Rain,0.84,2013-06-17,Rain,5.0,1 +9684,"[27, 18]",171280,en,Chimères,0.84,2013-12-09,Chimères,5.0,3 +9685,[27],227907,en,Truth or Dare,0.84,2013-09-13,Truth or Dare,4.7,3 +9686,"[10751, 16]",289584,en,Sofia the first: Ready to be a princess,0.84,2013-07-13,Sofia the first: Ready to be a princess,4.6,5 +9687,[],159036,en,Salma,0.84,2013-01-20,Salma,4.5,2 +9688,"[35, 18]",141732,en,Garbage,0.84,2013-01-01,Garbage,4.5,2 +9689,"[27, 53]",171277,en,The House Across the Street,0.84,2013-04-10,The House Across the Street,4.4,4 +9690,[10402],182563,en,The Naked And Famous: One Temporary Escape,0.84,2013-03-18,The Naked And Famous: One Temporary Escape,4.3,2 +9691,"[28, 12, 14]",224003,en,Dragonfyre,0.84,2013-09-06,Dragonfyre,4.2,31 +9692,"[12, 16, 18]",459980,en,Wolfsong,0.84,2013-05-01,Wolfsong,4.0,1 +9693,[18],315830,en,Sidewalk Singer,0.84,2013-04-20,Sidewalk Singer,4.0,1 +9694,[99],286661,en,Night of the Fight: Hatton's Last Stand,0.84,2013-10-14,Night of the Fight: Hatton's Last Stand,4.0,1 +9695,[99],230028,en,The Psychology of Scary Movies,0.84,2013-10-23,The Psychology of Scary Movies,4.0,1 +9696,[12],224104,en,Templar Nation,0.84,2013-07-23,Templar Nation,4.0,3 +9697,[99],210489,en,Bomb It 2,0.84,2013-08-06,Bomb It 2,4.0,2 +9698,[53],229702,en,Zephyr Springs,0.84,2013-06-01,Zephyr Springs,3.9,11 +9699,[27],259675,en,Belly of the Wolf,0.84,2013-05-11,Belly of the Wolf,3.8,2 +9700,[],502613,en,M Is for Manure,0.84,2013-10-18,M Is for Manure,3.0,1 +9701,"[35, 80, 18]",240347,en,Bank Roll,0.84,2013-09-18,Bank Roll,3.0,1 +9702,"[53, 10752]",236794,en,Ridge War Z,0.84,2013-11-05,Ridge War Z,2.3,3 +9703,[27],294798,en,Morbid,0.84,2013-09-08,Morbid,1.0,1 +9704,"[35, 10749]",261871,ru,Полярный рейс,0.84,2013-12-20,Polar Flight,1.0,1 +9705,"[28, 18]",217891,en,Angels Around Me,0.84,2013-04-15,Angels Around Me,1.0,1 +9706,"[28, 878]",194834,en,Re-Generator,0.84,2010-01-23,Re-Generator,1.0,1 +9707,"[99, 10402]",256799,en,One Direction: Reaching For The Stars,0.838,2013-09-12,One Direction: Reaching For The Stars,7.8,7 +9708,[99],293209,en,The Science of Doctor Who,0.838,2013-11-19,The Science of Doctor Who,7.4,7 +9709,"[99, 80, 53, 36]",198215,en,Smash and Grab: The Story of the Pink Panthers,0.837,2013-07-31,Smash and Grab: The Story of the Pink Panthers,5.7,8 +9710,"[28, 18, 53]",211114,en,Blaze You Out,0.835,2013-07-30,Blaze You Out,2.7,3 +9711,"[18, 10402]",209716,en,Queen City,0.826,2013-04-20,Queen City,6.0,1 +9712,"[53, 27]",397629,en,Child Eater,0.82,2013-03-13,Child Eater,4.7,6 +9713,"[27, 99, 9648]",202604,en,The Vatican Exorcisms,0.819,2013-05-29,The Vatican Exorcisms,4.2,14 +9714,"[28, 53, 10749, 18, 35]",255993,kn,Bachchan,0.818,2013-11-01,Bachchan,6.9,5 +9715,"[18, 53, 10770]",225667,en,Her Husband's Betrayal,0.818,2013-08-02,Her Husband's Betrayal,3.8,4 +9716,[99],169860,en,Hey Bartender,0.816,2013-06-07,Hey Bartender,4.6,5 +9717,[18],154844,en,Born & Raised,0.815,2013-09-24,Born & Raised,5.2,5 +9718,[99],259520,en,White Earth,0.813,2013-03-17,White Earth,6.5,6 +9719,[27],179494,en,Holla 2,0.813,2013-04-19,Holla 2,5.4,6 +9720,"[35, 18, 10749]",255497,en,This Thing with Sarah,0.812,2013-06-01,This Thing with Sarah,5.3,4 +9721,"[27, 53]",231502,en,"Young, High and Dead",0.812,2013-10-31,"Young, High and Dead",3.8,4 +9722,[18],82527,en,Dirty Dancing,0.806,2013-12-05,Dirty Dancing,9.3,6 +9723,"[28, 878]",287484,en,Sons of Liberty,0.806,2013-07-06,Sons of Liberty,4.2,5 +9724,"[18, 10749]",161482,en,The Coalition,0.806,2013-02-04,The Coalition,4.2,6 +9725,[99],139302,en,The Bitter Buddha,0.805,2012-06-15,The Bitter Buddha,8.0,5 +9726,[],136779,cn,KORA,0.804,2013-06-07,One Mile Above,6.5,5 +9727,[18],182026,en,Stranger Things,0.802,2013-04-05,Stranger Things,8.0,14 +9728,"[18, 10752]",219611,en,The Master: Back Beyond,0.793,2013-02-26,The Master: Back Beyond,6.6,5 +9729,"[10749, 35]",249156,en,Marry Me For Christmas,0.793,2013-12-14,Marry Me For Christmas,5.0,5 +9730,"[10749, 35, 18]",230588,en,Peace After Marriage,0.792,2013-10-28,Peace After Marriage,5.3,4 +9731,[35],215531,en,Fashion Film,0.785,2013-02-04,Fashion Film,6.3,4 +9732,[99],325602,en,Somewhere Else Tomorrow,0.782,2013-01-01,Somewhere Else Tomorrow,6.3,5 +9733,[878],191538,en,Judge Minty,0.777,2013-05-05,Judge Minty,7.3,6 +9734,[99],473528,en,Secrets of Henry VIII's Palace: Hampton Court,0.777,2013-06-30,Secrets of Henry VIII's Palace: Hampton Court,7.0,6 +9735,"[10752, 878]",198384,en,Battle Earth,0.777,2013-05-28,Battle Earth,5.2,6 +9736,[99],256402,en,Legends of the Knight,0.776,2013-12-31,Legends of the Knight,7.1,5 +9737,[99],332218,en,Secrets of Scotland Yard,0.776,2013-01-01,Secrets of Scotland Yard,5.2,6 +9738,[18],171767,en,"I, Me aur Main",0.776,2013-03-20,"I, Me aur Main",5.2,6 +9739,[],180935,en,Please Subscribe,0.774,2013-03-23,Please Subscribe,6.5,11 +9740,[99],210624,en,TWA Flight 800,0.771,2013-07-17,TWA Flight 800,6.4,5 +9741,"[18, 53, 9648]",224919,fr,A Mother's Rage,0.771,2013-04-06,A Mother's Rage,5.0,5 +9742,[],215759,en,Raising Izzie,0.769,2013-08-06,Raising Izzie,7.9,5 +9743,[99],256326,en,The Fabulous Ice Age,0.769,2013-04-14,The Fabulous Ice Age,6.8,5 +9744,"[99, 10751, 36]",200119,en,Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the American Drive-in Movie,0.766,2013-06-07,Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the American Drive-in Movie,8.0,6 +9745,[18],198214,en,Ring of Fire,0.763,2013-05-27,Ring of Fire,5.6,4 +9746,"[35, 18]",208091,en,Saving Norman,0.75,2013-05-25,Saving Norman,5.6,5 +9747,[27],220514,en,HazMat,0.748,2013-08-16,HazMat,4.4,5 +9748,"[16, 35]",191437,en,Omelette,0.747,2013-04-29,Omelette,7.8,5 +9749,"[35, 18, 53]",209257,hi,बजाते रहो,0.747,2013-07-26,Bajatey Raho,5.8,5 +9750,"[27, 53]",279504,en,Head Cases: Serial Killers in the Delaware Valley,0.747,2013-09-28,Head Cases: Serial Killers in the Delaware Valley,5.3,5 +9751,"[12, 28]",297460,en,Adormidera,0.747,2013-01-01,Adormidera,3.8,4 +9752,[99],133758,en,The Greatest Movie Ever Rolled,0.746,2013-03-12,The Greatest Movie Ever Rolled,5.3,5 +9753,"[27, 18]",308467,en,Roadside,0.746,2013-03-01,Roadside,4.2,5 +9754,"[10770, 53, 18, 9648]",210059,en,In the Dark,0.737,2013-01-12,In the Dark,4.9,4 +9755,[18],252899,en,9 Meter,0.736,2013-01-11,9 Meter,6.2,3 +9756,[35],213612,en,Hot Guys with Guns,0.735,2013-06-27,Hot Guys with Guns,5.5,4 +9757,[878],163829,en,"C 299,792 km/s",0.733,2013-01-28,"C 299,792 km/s",9.3,3 +9758,[99],245226,en,James Gandolfini: Tribute To A Friend,0.732,2013-12-22,James Gandolfini: Tribute To A Friend,6.9,7 +9759,[27],201022,en,Asylum,0.73,2013-09-30,Asylum,3.5,11 +9760,[27],248426,en,Babysitter Massacre,0.728,2013-04-12,Babysitter Massacre,3.0,3 +9761,"[14, 27]",226179,en,Forever 16,0.723,2013-08-23,Forever 16,7.6,4 +9762,[53],216412,en,36 Saints,0.72,2013-09-06,36 Saints,3.0,3 +9763,[99],211830,en,DEFCON: The Documentary,0.719,2013-08-01,DEFCON: The Documentary,6.1,10 +9764,[99],299783,en,September 11: The New Pearl Harbor,0.717,2013-09-12,September 11: The New Pearl Harbor,8.9,4 +9765,[99],243784,en,The Assassination of President Kennedy,0.717,2013-11-15,The Assassination of President Kennedy,7.5,4 +9766,[10402],241678,en,Robbie Williams: One Night at the Palladium,0.717,2013-12-10,Robbie Williams: One Night at the Palladium,6.4,4 +9767,"[18, 80]",201850,en,Bitter Orange,0.717,2013-06-17,Bitter Orange,6.0,4 +9768,"[35, 10751]",249059,en,Santa Switch,0.717,2013-12-07,Santa Switch,5.3,4 +9769,[99],237960,en,Starring Adam West,0.716,2013-03-13,Starring Adam West,8.0,4 +9770,"[10749, 35]",199415,es,200 Cartas,0.713,2013-06-14,Looking for Maria Sanchez,5.3,3 +9771,[10402],236021,en,Blutengel - Once In A Lifetime,0.712,2013-11-20,Blutengel - Once In A Lifetime,5.3,3 +9772,"[28, 18]",217366,en,The House of Cards,0.712,2013-05-10,The House of Cards,3.7,3 +9773,[],157045,en,Winter in the Blood,0.71,2013-06-14,Winter in the Blood,6.0,2 +9774,[18],214317,en,Morning,0.708,2013-09-27,Morning,5.0,2 +9775,"[35, 10749]",254970,en,KISS: Keep It Simple Stupid,0.706,2013-09-12,Keep It Simple Stupid,5.3,2 +9776,"[37, 12]",278220,en,The Best Bar in America,0.705,2013-02-21,The Best Bar in America,9.0,1 +9777,[],220485,en,The Muslims Are Coming!,0.704,2013-09-13,The Muslims Are Coming!,10.0,2 +9778,[99],186279,en,The Battle of Amfar,0.703,2013-01-18,The Battle of Amfar,5.5,2 +9779,[99],158394,en,Redemption,0.703,2013-04-05,Redemption,5.5,2 +9780,[18],258529,en,Fighting for Freedom,0.703,2013-10-08,Fighting for Freedom,5.0,2 +9781,[99],336359,en,Inside the Fifty Shades: Real Women Confess,0.703,2013-06-06,Inside the Fifty Shades: Real Women Confess,2.7,3 +9782,[35],291375,en,Sleeping with the Fishes,0.702,2013-08-10,Sleeping with the Fishes,6.7,3 +9783,[18],250015,en,Hidden Treasures,0.701,2013-05-03,Hidden Treasures,5.0,1 +9784,"[99, 18]",159009,en,Life According to Sam,0.7,2013-10-21,Life According to Sam,7.0,3 +9785,[99],210329,en,Sole Survivor,0.7,2013-11-13,Sole Survivor,5.7,3 +9786,[99],217576,en,Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago,0.699,2013-02-27,Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago,4.8,3 +9787,"[18, 12, 35]",34684,en,Montana Amazon,0.699,2013-03-08,Montana Amazon,3.0,3 +9788,[99],258667,en,Titans of the Ice Age,0.698,2013-02-15,Titans of the Ice Age,8.5,2 +9789,[],267412,en,Mother Nature,0.694,2013-10-01,Mother Nature,8.0,2 +9790,[27],209288,en,One Last Dive,0.694,2013-07-16,One Last Dive,5.7,7 +9791,[99],233576,en,Fighting for a Generation: 20 Years of the UFC,0.693,2013-11-05,Fighting for a Generation: 20 Years of the UFC,7.8,2 +9792,"[35, 18]",203778,ru,Марафон,0.693,2013-07-07,Marathon,6.0,2 +9793,"[28, 80]",261578,en,5th Street,0.693,2013-04-19,5th Street,4.0,2 +9794,"[28, 53]",171382,en,Phase IV,0.693,2013-06-24,Phase IV,4.0,3 +9795,"[878, 28]",231088,en,Channeling,0.691,2013-04-05,Channeling,5.3,10 +9796,[10751],249033,en,A Country Christmas,0.691,2013-11-30,A Country Christmas,4.8,3 +9797,[10402],225519,en,Peter Gabriel: Live in Athens,0.687,2013-09-17,Peter Gabriel: Live in Athens,9.2,3 +9798,[18],471152,en,Searching,0.687,2013-11-12,Searching,8.7,3 +9799,"[18, 10751]",386163,en,Let the Church Say Amen,0.687,2013-08-29,Let the Church Say Amen,8.7,3 +9800,[],232632,en,Madonna Secret Project Revolution,0.687,2013-09-24,Madonna Secret Project Revolution,8.0,3 +9801,[27],379805,en,Witchfinder,0.687,2013-04-20,Witchfinder,6.7,3 +9802,[99],128201,en,Revolution,0.687,2013-04-12,Revolution,6.5,3 +9803,"[35, 10749]",249046,en,Guess Who's Coming to Christmas,0.687,2013-12-08,Guess Who's Coming to Christmas,6.0,3 +9804,"[18, 10751]",287238,en,My Dog the Champion,0.687,2013-05-31,My Dog the Champion,4.3,3 +9805,"[18, 27]",273946,en,Hostage,0.687,2013-09-03,Hostage,3.8,3 +9806,"[28, 878, 53]",233341,en,Terminator the Second,0.687,2013-11-01,Terminator the Second,3.2,3 +9807,[18],273733,en,Seasons of Gray,0.686,2013-01-01,Seasons of Gray,7.7,3 +9808,[10749],159838,en,What Do We Have in Our Pockets?,0.686,2013-01-16,What Do We Have in Our Pockets?,6.7,3 +9809,[18],128237,es,Viola,0.686,2013-07-12,Viola,6.5,3 +9810,"[80, 18, 53]",205984,en,Tunnel Vision,0.686,2013-01-21,Tunnel Vision,6.2,3 +9811,"[35, 27]",144926,en,Game,0.686,2013-04-05,Game,5.7,3 +9812,"[18, 10749]",121799,en,Satellite of Love,0.686,2013-03-05,Satellite of Love,5.2,3 +9813,"[18, 878]",305676,en,E.M.M.A.,0.686,2013-01-01,E.M.M.A.,4.3,3 +9814,"[12, 16, 10751]",114612,en,Storybook Classics - Robin Hood,0.68,2013-01-31,Robin Hood,5.7,3 +9815,"[10402, 99]",31474,en,Iron Maiden: 12 Wasted Years,0.68,1987-10-01,Iron Maiden: 12 Wasted Years,5.3,3 +9816,[99],222377,en,Beyoncé: Baby and Beyond,0.676,2013-01-01,Beyoncé: Baby and Beyond,10.0,1 +9817,[],159772,de,Die Besucher,0.676,2013-01-20,Visitors,6.0,1 +9818,"[80, 18]",252295,en,Duke,0.676,2013-06-02,Duke,3.0,1 +9819,"[28, 27, 53]",187100,en,Finders Keepers: The Root of All Evil,0.676,2013-04-04,Finders Keepers: The Root of All Evil,3.0,1 +9820,[],184784,en,The Jogger,0.676,2013-10-05,The Jogger,2.0,1 +9821,"[16, 10751]",325038,en,Strawberry Shortcake: Jammin with Cherry Jam,0.676,2013-11-01,Strawberry Shortcake: Jammin with Cherry Jam,0.5,1 +9822,[27],209796,en,The 3:07 AM Project,0.674,2013-07-17,The 3:07 AM Project,5.5,2 +9823,[18],157420,en,Houston,0.672,2013-01-22,Houston,5.5,2 +9824,[18],278090,en,The Odd Way Home,0.671,2013-10-25,The Odd Way Home,7.0,1 +9825,[],254844,en,The Sidekick,0.67,2013-07-18,The Sidekick,6.0,1 +9826,[99],361527,en,The Grounded,0.669,2013-11-13,The Grounded,8.0,1 +9827,[99],231263,en,Little Hope Was Arson,0.669,2013-10-19,Little Hope Was Arson,6.2,9 +9828,"[878, 18]",400976,en,Horizon,0.669,2013-06-06,Horizon,4.0,1 +9829,[27],289698,en,Sheriff Tom Vs. The Zombies,0.669,2013-04-20,Sheriff Tom Vs. The Zombies,1.0,1 +9830,[16],400482,en,1/3/10,0.667,2013-01-03,1/3/10,7.0,1 +9831,[35],228039,en,Losers Take All,0.667,2013-10-25,Losers Take All,6.0,2 +9832,[35],260861,en,Jesus People,0.667,2013-12-19,Jesus People,5.0,2 +9833,[99],224446,en,Burton Presents: Backcountry,0.666,2013-09-09,Burton Presents: Backcountry,5.3,2 +9834,"[18, 10749]",179050,en,24 Hour Love,0.666,2013-03-19,24 Hour Love,2.3,2 +9835,[],178442,en,Silver Circle,0.664,2013-03-22,Silver Circle,5.5,2 +9836,[878],161250,en,Hyperfutura,0.664,2013-01-18,Hyperfutura,2.0,2 +9837,[10402],309766,it,The Scarecrow,0.663,2013-09-11,The Scarecrow,8.0,1 +9838,"[16, 12]",324467,en,Tome of the Unknown,0.659,2013-10-24,Tome of the Unknown,5.6,10 +9839,[18],336316,en,Disgrace,0.658,2013-12-20,Disgrace,7.5,2 +9840,"[28, 12, 18]",523101,en,Croft,0.658,2013-12-25,Croft,2.0,2 +9841,[99],225050,en,Fallen - Road Less Traveled,0.657,2013-09-30,Fallen - Road Less Traveled,10.0,2 +9842,[],376980,en,Everything Is Samuel L. Jackson's Fault,0.657,2013-09-17,Everything Is Samuel L. Jackson's Fault,9.0,2 +9843,[],420583,en,Blood Is Thicker Than Water: The Making of Halloween H20,0.657,2013-09-23,Blood Is Thicker Than Water: The Making of Halloween H20,8.0,2 +9844,"[14, 12, 18]",412920,en,Native Boy,0.657,2013-07-02,Native Boy,8.0,2 +9845,[16],381656,en,Unmistaken Hands: Ex Voto F.H.,0.657,2013-11-01,Unmistaken Hands: Ex Voto F.H.,8.0,2 +9846,[18],321645,en,This Is Normal,0.657,2013-04-09,This Is Normal,8.0,2 +9847,[99],233466,en,Hawaiian: The Legend of Eddie Aikau,0.657,2013-10-01,Hawaiian: The Legend of Eddie Aikau,8.0,2 +9848,"[35, 18, 10749]",230271,en,Out Loud,0.657,2013-07-28,Out Loud,8.0,2 +9849,[99],513080,en,Cold Case JFK,0.657,2013-11-13,Cold Case JFK,7.5,2 +9850,[18],237328,en,A Dream of Flying,0.657,2013-11-16,A Dream of Flying,7.5,2 +9851,[99],139525,en,Vampira and Me,0.657,2013-10-08,Vampira and Me,7.5,2 +9852,"[10402, 18]",337647,en,Side Effects,0.657,2013-10-29,Side Effects,7.3,2 +9853,[10751],223944,en,Anything Is Possible,0.657,2013-09-24,Anything Is Possible,6.5,2 +9854,[],505901,en,Impact After the Crash,0.657,2013-05-14,Impact After the Crash,6.0,2 +9855,[],450265,en,Running Deer,0.657,2013-06-01,Running Deer,6.0,2 +9856,[],305695,en,Feels So Good,0.657,2013-11-21,Feels So Good,5.5,2 +9857,[28],239161,en,Pacquiao vs Ríos,0.657,2013-11-23,Pacquiao vs Ríos,5.3,2 +9858,[10402],232891,en,Flying Colors: Live in Europe,0.657,2013-10-14,Flying Colors: Live in Europe,5.3,2 +9859,"[14, 12, 16, 10749]",284596,en,Drawn,0.657,2013-04-19,Drawn,5.0,2 +9860,"[18, 10751]",233574,en,Different Drummers,0.657,2013-05-20,Different Drummers,5.0,2 +9861,[99],231408,en,Burton Presents: The Streets,0.657,2013-09-27,Burton Presents: The Streets,4.5,2 +9862,[],208989,en,Final Recipe,0.657,2013-10-10,Final Recipe,4.5,2 +9863,"[53, 27]",224509,en,House Guest,0.657,2013-07-15,House Guest,3.5,2 +9864,"[28, 878]",185472,en,Dust of War,0.657,2013-07-18,Dust of War,3.3,2 +9865,[18],360103,en,Green Briefs,0.657,2013-11-26,Green Briefs,2.0,2 +9866,"[35, 10749, 14]",377227,ru,7 главных желаний,0.657,2013-12-12,7 Main Wishes,1.5,2 +9867,"[18, 9648, 10749]",188648,en,Gibsonburg,0.657,2013-06-07,Gibsonburg,1.3,2 +9868,[99],307918,en,Nash,0.656,2013-01-01,Nash,8.0,2 +9869,[99],273710,en,Counterfeit Culture,0.656,2013-01-01,Counterfeit Culture,8.0,2 +9870,[],260918,en,Colossal,0.656,2013-06-27,Colossal,8.0,2 +9871,[],175876,en,Bit by Bit Creating the Worlds of Wreck-It Ralph,0.656,2013-03-05,Bit by Bit Creating the Worlds of Wreck-It Ralph,7.5,2 +9872,"[878, 18, 9648]",313613,en,The Elegant Clockwork of the Universe,0.656,2013-01-11,The Elegant Clockwork of the Universe,6.5,2 +9873,[],324518,en,The Brick House,0.656,2013-01-01,The Brick House,5.5,2 +9874,"[18, 35]",294600,en,Last I Heard,0.656,2013-01-01,Last I Heard,5.0,2 +9875,[99],217710,en,They Come To America II,0.656,2013-03-22,They Come To America II,5.0,2 +9876,"[35, 18, 10749]",171772,en,Somewhere Slow,0.656,2013-03-02,Somewhere Slow,3.5,2 +9877,[28],212217,en,Badass Showdown,0.656,2013-04-01,Badass Showdown,1.5,2 +9878,[27],224328,en,The Cemetery,0.655,2013-01-12,The Cemetery,4.8,10 +9879,"[18, 10770]",263220,en,Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years,0.65,2013-05-21,Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years,8.0,2 +9880,[10402],31476,en,Iron Maiden: Maiden England,0.65,1989-11-08,Iron Maiden: Maiden England,4.0,2 +9881,"[35, 10749]",347676,en,Adonis,0.645,2013-01-01,Adonis,6.0,1 +9882,[27],208259,en,Chink,0.643,2013-05-04,Chink,4.0,1 +9883,[99],179179,en,American Winter,0.642,2013-03-18,American Winter,7.0,1 +9884,[18],333086,en,Remedy,0.642,2013-02-27,Remedy,5.0,1 +9885,[35],292257,en,Monster of the Nudist Colony,0.639,2013-12-02,Monster of the Nudist Colony,6.0,1 +9886,[],243496,en,Howard Cantour.com,0.637,2013-12-16,Howard Cantour.com,3.4,5 +9887,"[10751, 35]",289396,en,Sox: A Family's Best Friend,0.637,2013-07-11,Sox: A Family's Best Friend,3.0,1 +9888,[35],239687,en,Jason Byrne's Special Eye Live,0.637,2013-11-25,Jason Byrne's Special Eye Live,3.0,1 +9889,"[99, 10402]",171872,en,I'm Now: The Story Of Mudhoney,0.637,2013-10-20,I'm Now: The Story Of Mudhoney,0.0,1 +9890,[99],164367,en,Long Distance Revolutionary: A Journey with Mumia Abu-Jamal,0.636,2013-02-01,Long Distance Revolutionary: A Journey with Mumia Abu-Jamal,10.0,1 +9891,"[16, 12]",465225,es,Jake and the Never Land Pirates: Jake's Never Land Rescue,0.636,2013-11-27,Jake and the Never Land Pirates: Jake's Never Land Rescue,8.0,1 +9892,"[10770, 35, 10749]",249043,en,Holiday Road Trip,0.635,2013-12-01,Holiday Road Trip,4.9,6 +9893,"[10751, 35]",199015,en,Nicky Deuce,0.634,2013-05-27,Nicky Deuce,5.4,7 +9894,"[28, 18, 12, 16, 878]",426183,ja,トップをねらえ2！DIEBUSTER,0.633,2013-05-21,Aim for the Top 2! Diebuster,7.0,1 +9895,[99],243238,en,The Fire Rises: The Creation and Impact of The Dark Knight Trilogy,0.632,2013-09-24,The Fire Rises: The Creation and Impact of The Dark Knight Trilogy,6.7,9 +9896,"[16, 35, 10751, 27]",228942,en,A Monsterous Holiday,0.632,2013-10-15,A Monsterous Holiday,2.0,1 +9897,"[18, 14, 27]",299242,en,Kakurenbo,0.631,2013-08-19,Hide and Seek,8.0,1 +9898,[],275026,en,Seven Deadly Words,0.631,2013-10-11,Seven Deadly Words,6.0,1 +9899,"[28, 18, 53]",220798,ru,Crosshairs,0.631,2013-05-13,Crosshairs,5.5,1 +9900,[27],367747,en,Hell at Heathridge,0.631,2013-12-05,Hell at Heathridge,5.0,1 +9901,"[10749, 35]",275765,en,Amelia's 25th,0.631,2013-07-05,Amelia's 25th,5.0,1 +9902,[27],392702,en,Final Footage,0.631,2013-06-01,Final Footage,2.0,1 +9903,[35],294806,en,Not Another Celebrity Movie,0.631,2013-01-01,Not Another Celebrity Movie,1.0,1 +9904,"[18, 9648]",339677,en,The House at the Edge of the Galaxy,0.63,2013-03-01,The House at the Edge of the Galaxy,8.5,1 +9905,[99],228710,en,The Walking Dead: A Decade of Dead,0.63,2013-10-11,The Walking Dead: A Decade of Dead,7.4,8 +9906,[18],142349,es,Brecha en el Silencio,0.63,2013-10-04,Breach in the Silence,6.0,1 +9907,[99],513084,en,Megastorm Aftermath,0.63,2013-01-01,Megastorm Aftermath,4.0,1 +9908,"[18, 27, 53]",282329,en,Craters of the Moon,0.629,2013-03-17,Craters of the Moon,4.0,1 +9909,[99],277618,en,Led Zeppelin Played Here,0.628,2013-12-20,Led Zeppelin Played Here,8.0,1 +9910,[27],379311,en,Here Comes Santa,0.628,2013-12-24,Here Comes Santa,4.0,1 +9911,[],364093,en,The Tattoo Age - The Awareness,0.627,2013-12-08,The Tattoo Age - The Awareness,10.0,1 +9912,[10402],364090,en,The Rape of Lucretia,0.627,2013-11-04,The Rape of Lucretia,10.0,1 +9913,"[99, 10402]",363996,en,Cloud Cult - Arts in Nature Festival,0.627,2013-09-24,Cloud Cult - Arts in Nature Festival,10.0,1 +9914,[],320851,en,The Lonely,0.627,2013-05-05,The Lonely,10.0,1 +9915,[],211701,en,Picasso Baby,0.627,2013-08-02,Picasso Baby,10.0,1 +9916,[99],282780,en,Forest Man,0.627,2013-10-26,Forest Man,9.0,1 +9917,[],253237,en,Melon Head,0.627,2013-10-28,Melon Head,9.0,1 +9918,[10402],222246,en,Anathema: Universal,0.627,2013-09-17,Anathema: Universal,9.0,1 +9919,"[10402, 99]",531119,en,One Direction: Going Our Way,0.627,2013-07-22,One Direction: Going Our Way,8.0,1 +9920,[99],382962,en,If These Knishes Could Talk: The Story of the NY Accent,0.627,2013-05-16,If These Knishes Could Talk: The Story of the NY Accent,8.0,1 +9921,[],304109,en,Friends of Mine,0.627,2013-10-18,Friends of Mine,8.0,1 +9922,[35],268825,en,Dana Gould: I Know It's Wrong,0.627,2013-06-01,Dana Gould: I Know It's Wrong,8.0,1 +9923,"[18, 9648]",209578,en,The Days God Slept,0.627,2013-05-01,The Days God Slept,8.0,1 +9924,[99],191459,en,Where We Danced,0.627,2013-04-30,Where We Danced,8.0,1 +9925,"[53, 35, 27]",343664,en,Junk Bonds: The Return of Junkbucket,0.627,2013-09-15,Junk Bonds: The Return of Junkbucket,7.5,1 +9926,[99],495579,en,Manhunt: Boston Bombers,0.627,2013-05-29,Manhunt: Boston Bombers,7.0,1 +9927,[10402],484367,en,Kaskade: Freaks of Nature Tour,0.627,2013-05-14,Kaskade: Freaks of Nature Tour,7.0,1 +9928,"[99, 10402]",385304,en,The Making Of Disposable Arts,0.627,2013-10-22,The Making Of Disposable Arts,7.0,1 +9929,[99],298362,ru,Card Shark,0.627,2013-06-03,Card Shark,7.0,1 +9930,"[99, 18, 36]",238827,en,JFK: A President Betrayed,0.627,2013-11-23,JFK: A President Betrayed,7.0,1 +9931,"[27, 53]",227071,en,Doom Room,0.627,2013-10-10,Doom Room,7.0,1 +9932,[10402],198633,en,DIO Finding The Sacred Heart - Live In Philly 1986,0.627,2013-05-27,DIO Finding The Sacred Heart - Live In Philly 1986,7.0,1 +9933,"[18, 27]",499497,en,Feed Me,0.627,2013-11-19,Feed Me,6.0,1 +9934,[16],453490,xx,The Simpsons: Film Noir (TV),0.627,2013-06-20,The Simpsons: Film Noir (TV),6.0,1 +9935,[99],328992,en,No Limits,0.627,2013-07-23,No Limits,6.0,1 +9936,"[35, 27, 28]",326197,en,Trashtastic,0.627,2013-10-10,Trashtastic,6.0,1 +9937,[],326116,en,American Beatboxer,0.627,2013-05-05,American Beatboxer,6.0,1 +9938,"[9648, 35, 18]",279264,en,Your Friends Close,0.627,2013-04-27,Your Friends Close,6.0,1 +9939,"[53, 9648]",273922,en,Deadline,0.627,2013-05-16,Deadline,6.0,1 +9940,[35],241212,en,Trevor Noah: It's My Culture,0.627,2013-11-28,Trevor Noah: It's My Culture,6.0,1 +9941,[35],206916,en,"Love, Sex, and Missed Connections",0.627,2013-06-05,"Love, Sex, and Missed Connections",6.0,1 +9942,[],188653,en,Adventures of Christopher Bosh in the Multiverse,0.627,2013-04-13,Adventures of Christopher Bosh in the Multiverse,6.0,1 +9943,"[14, 9648]",496637,en,Dragons: Real Myths and Unreal Creatures,0.627,2013-06-28,Dragons: Real Myths and Unreal Creatures,5.0,1 +9944,[],404484,en,Basketball Diplomacy,0.627,2013-06-14,Basketball Diplomacy,5.0,1 +9945,[99],313045,en,The Private Life of Deer,0.627,2013-05-08,The Private Life of Deer,5.0,1 +9946,[18],305309,en,Redemption Trail,0.627,2013-10-06,Redemption Trail,5.0,1 +9947,[],288119,en,Birthday Cake,0.627,2013-06-03,Birthday Cake,5.0,1 +9948,[16],248372,en,The Princess Twins of Legendale,0.627,2013-08-15,The Princess Twins of Legendale,5.0,1 +9949,[],234214,en,Center Jenny,0.627,2013-11-02,Center Jenny,5.0,1 +9950,"[99, 18]",190868,en,Occupy Love,0.627,2013-05-03,Occupy Love,5.0,1 +9951,[],430604,en,Black Marigolds,0.627,2013-04-13,Black Marigolds,4.0,1 +9952,[],342316,en,Andrea Perron: House Of Darkness House Of Light,0.627,2013-10-01,Andrea Perron: House Of Darkness House Of Light,4.0,1 +9953,"[80, 18]",264451,en,Masterminds,0.627,2013-05-28,Masterminds,4.0,1 +9954,"[28, 80]",301703,en,My Name Is Paul,0.627,2013-12-15,My Name Is Paul,3.5,1 +9955,[80],503598,en,Julia,0.627,2013-10-10,Julia,2.0,1 +9956,[27],393355,en,Scarred,0.627,2013-09-05,Scarred,2.0,1 +9957,[35],227121,en,"It's Not You, It's Me",0.627,2013-09-17,"It's Not You, It's Me",2.0,1 +9958,[18],207396,en,Colossus,0.627,2013-07-19,Colossus,2.0,1 +9959,"[10749, 18, 10751]",347232,en,Adora,0.627,2013-08-10,Adora,1.0,1 +9960,[80],279205,en,Betrayal,0.627,2013-10-29,Betrayal,1.0,1 +9961,[18],363962,en,I Am Victor,0.627,2013-10-15,I Am Victor,0.5,1 +9962,[],294584,en,"Jesus, the Daughter of God",0.626,2013-01-23,"Jesus, the Daughter of God",10.0,1 +9963,"[35, 10402]",558985,en,Alice in Chains: AIC 23,0.626,2013-04-03,Alice in Chains: AIC 23,9.5,1 +9964,[99],361350,en,Ancient Computer,0.626,2013-04-03,Ancient Computer,9.0,1 +9965,[99],197152,en,The Great Culling: Our Water,0.626,2013-03-21,The Great Culling: Our Water,8.5,1 +9966,"[36, 99]",321635,en,Henry Ford,0.626,2013-01-29,Henry Ford,8.0,1 +9967,[],157093,en,UFC 156: Aldo vs. Edgar,0.626,2013-02-02,UFC 156: Aldo vs. Edgar,7.5,1 +9968,[10402],494919,en,Stevie Nicks: Through the Looking Glass,0.626,2013-01-01,Stevie Nicks: Through the Looking Glass,7.0,1 +9969,"[10402, 99]",386173,en,AKA: The Lives of Waddy Tudor Jones,0.626,2013-03-27,AKA: The Lives of Waddy Tudor Jones,7.0,1 +9970,[],374338,en,The First Hope,0.626,2013-02-20,The First Hope,7.0,1 +9971,[99],247269,en,The Incredible Bionic Man,0.626,2013-02-07,The Incredible Bionic Man,7.0,1 +9972,"[99, 36]",212969,en,ZIPPER: Coney Island's Last Wild Ride,0.626,2013-02-05,ZIPPER: Coney Island's Last Wild Ride,7.0,1 +9973,[18],254167,en,Don't Pass Me By,0.626,2013-01-12,Don't Pass Me By,6.0,1 +9974,[],173161,en,William and the Windmill,0.626,2013-03-10,William and the Windmill,6.0,1 +9975,[35],460275,en,Tuna,0.626,2013-01-01,Tuna,5.0,1 +9976,"[28, 18, 53]",331705,en,El Quetzal de Jade,0.626,2013-01-01,El Quetzal de Jade,5.0,1 +9977,"[16, 10751]",292474,en,Strawberry Shortcake: Berry Friends Forever,0.626,2013-03-05,Strawberry Shortcake: Berry Friends Forever,5.0,1 +9978,"[18, 12]",192394,en,The Forgotten Kingdom,0.626,2013-04-05,The Forgotten Kingdom,5.0,1 +9979,"[18, 99]",159034,en,A River Changes Course,0.626,2013-01-21,A River Changes Course,5.0,1 +9980,"[35, 18, 36]",144331,lv,Sapņu komanda 1935,0.626,2013-03-14,Dream Team 1935,5.0,1 +9981,[27],370098,en,And Then You Die!,0.626,2013-01-01,And Then You Die!,4.0,1 +9982,[18],428456,en,The Lipstick Stain,0.626,2013-01-01,The Lipstick Stain,2.0,1 +9983,"[10749, 35, 18]",401944,en,Amateurs,0.626,2013-01-01,Amateurs,2.0,1 +9984,"[99, 28]",335654,en,Gun Porn,0.626,2013-01-01,Gun Porn,2.0,1 +9985,"[10770, 18, 53]",395791,en,Secret Lives of Husbands and Wives,0.626,2013-01-01,Secret Lives of Husbands and Wives,1.0,1 +9986,[],414060,en,Time Doesn't Stand Still,0.625,2011-06-10,Time Doesn't Stand Still,8.0,1 +9987,[99],204037,en,Desert Runners,0.623,2013-12-06,Desert Runners,7.5,8 +9988,[18],231646,en,The Perfect Summer,0.62,2013-07-13,The Perfect Summer,4.3,4 +9989,[99],292307,en,Secrets of Selfridges,0.616,2013-04-06,Secrets of Selfridges,6.6,6 +9990,"[10402, 99]",233873,en,Revenge of the Mekons,0.613,2013-11-14,Revenge of the Mekons,7.5,4 +9991,[],253492,en,Hell No,0.605,2013-03-02,Hell No,7.3,7 +9992,"[10402, 10749, 18]",605434,en,bare: A Rock Musical,0.6,2013-09-06,bare: A Rock Musical,10.0,1 +9993,"[18, 27]",603943,en,The Well in the Woods,0.6,2013-10-26,The Well in the Woods,10.0,1 +9994,"[14, 35]",548635,en,Junkie Doctors,0.6,2013-03-19,Junkie Doctors,10.0,1 +9995,[],546400,hu,Creature - CSFU,0.6,2013-01-01,Creature - CSFU,10.0,1 +9996,[99],499237,en,Fastwalkers Open Files Volume Five,0.6,2013-01-17,Fastwalkers Open Files Volume Five,10.0,1 +9997,[99],491905,en,Reasonable Cause,0.6,2013-05-20,Reasonable Cause,10.0,1 +9998,[],489290,en,One Answer to Cancer,0.6,2013-01-01,One Answer to Cancer,10.0,1 +9999,[99],481695,en,24|7|365: The Evolution of Emergency Medicine,0.6,2013-01-01,24|7|365: The Evolution of Emergency Medicine,10.0,1 +10000,"[35, 27]",462543,en,Jimmy Neutron Happy Family Happy Hour,0.6,2013-08-14,Jimmy Neutron Happy Family Happy Hour,10.0,1 +10001,[99],458775,en,Alien Highway,0.6,2013-02-01,Alien Highway,10.0,1 +10002,"[99, 10402]",451715,en,Mickey Hart,0.6,2013-08-06,Mickey Hart,10.0,1 +10003,"[18, 27, 878, 53]",444971,en,The Water Tower,0.6,2013-08-27,The Water Tower,10.0,2 +10004,"[878, 18, 27]",440898,en,Butterfly Dust,0.6,2014-08-25,Butterfly Dust,10.0,1 +10005,[],424117,en,fallen souls,0.6,2013-11-30,fallen souls,10.0,1 +10006,[],417269,xx,Solaristics,0.6,2013-01-01,Solaristics,10.0,1 +10007,[35],414632,en,The First Annual 'On Cinema' Oscar Special,0.6,2013-02-24,The First Annual 'On Cinema' Oscar Special,10.0,1 +10008,[],410535,en,Of Gods and Kings: The Skyros Horse,0.6,2013-08-08,Of Gods and Kings: The Skyros Horse,10.0,1 +10009,[],402849,en,Mike Keneally - Sluggo,0.6,2013-01-01,Mike Keneally - Sluggo,10.0,1 +10010,[99],398091,en,Ancient Extraterrestrials: Aliens and UFOs Before the Dawn of Time,0.6,2013-04-19,Ancient Extraterrestrials: Aliens and UFOs Before the Dawn of Time,10.0,1 +10011,[],397475,en,I Forgot My Phone,0.6,2013-08-22,I Forgot My Phone,10.0,1 +10012,[],396872,en,The Bass That Ate Miami: The Foundation,0.6,2013-08-08,The Bass That Ate Miami: The Foundation,10.0,1 +10013,[18],394360,en,Dreams of The Wayward,0.6,2013-09-21,Dreams of The Wayward,10.0,1 +10014,[99],390780,en,Bob Dylan: Another Self Portrait (1969-1971),0.6,2013-08-26,Bob Dylan: Another Self Portrait (1969-1971),10.0,1 +10015,[10402],389463,en,Paramore - Live In Detroit 2013,0.6,2013-05-10,Paramore - Live In Detroit 2013,10.0,1 +10016,[],377370,en,White Crack Bastard,0.6,2013-01-01,White Crack Bastard,10.0,1 +10017,"[18, 35]",375444,en,Sweating In The Night,0.6,2013-01-01,Sweating In The Night,10.0,1 +10018,"[16, 27, 14]",364489,en,Exordium,0.6,2013-12-14,Exordium,10.0,1 +10019,[18],353961,en,Who Art in Heaven,0.6,2013-04-21,Who Art in Heaven,10.0,1 +10020,[],339839,en,SammyClassicSonicFan's Adventure,0.6,2013-07-26,SammyClassicSonicFan's Adventure,10.0,1 +10021,[18],335425,en,IRL,0.6,2013-06-19,IRL,10.0,1 +10022,[18],303886,en,Before I Sleep,0.6,2013-10-19,Before I Sleep,10.0,1 +10023,[99],285207,en,Video World,0.6,2013-12-06,Video World,10.0,1 +10024,[28],281697,en,Out of the Blue,0.6,2013-10-01,Out of the Blue,10.0,1 +10025,[35],281532,en,What Would You Do for Love,0.6,2013-01-01,What Would You Do for Love,10.0,1 +10026,[],279050,en,Culture Shock,0.6,2013-05-14,Culture Shock,10.0,1 +10027,[],277077,en,Spirit of the Marathon II,0.6,2013-01-01,Spirit of the Marathon II,10.0,1 +10028,[],275480,en,The Mythical Detective Loki,0.6,2013-01-01,The Mythical Detective Loki,10.0,1 +10029,"[35, 18, 10749]",268169,en,Available,0.6,2013-10-19,Available,10.0,1 +10030,[],257887,es,Chateles del campo,0.6,2013-07-24,Country Kids,10.0,1 +10031,[],254722,en,Disney Cruise Line: Behind the Magic,0.6,2013-04-29,Disney Cruise Line: Behind the Magic,10.0,2 +10032,"[99, 28]",253649,en,Blind - Damn...,0.6,2013-01-01,Blind - Damn...,10.0,1 +10033,[],248198,en,Clean Before Loading,0.6,2013-03-16,Clean Before Loading,10.0,2 +10034,[35],247466,en,Vino Veritas,0.6,2013-07-28,Vino Veritas,10.0,1 +10035,[99],240748,en,Take Back Your Power,0.6,2013-09-05,Take Back Your Power,10.0,1 +10036,[],233086,en,WSOF 6,0.6,2013-10-26,WSOF 6,10.0,1 +10037,[10402],225260,es,Cristian Castro En Primera Fila Dia 1,0.6,2013-04-03,Cristian Castro: En Primera Fila Dia 1,10.0,1 +10038,[],224204,en,Lad: A Yorkshire Story,0.6,2013-04-25,Lad: A Yorkshire Story,10.0,2 +10039,"[99, 36]",224100,en,The Paw Project,0.6,2013-09-27,The Paw Project,10.0,1 +10040,[],223721,en,Emerica MADE Chapter 1,0.6,2013-08-23,Emerica MADE Chapter 1,10.0,1 +10041,[99],220293,en,Listening to the Space in My Room,0.6,2013-09-10,Listening to the Space in My Room,10.0,1 +10042,[36],218974,en,Redemption,0.6,2013-10-11,Redemption,10.0,2 +10043,[99],208654,en,"I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore: Film, Stories & Images from the Mississippi Records and Alan Lomax Archive",0.6,2013-07-20,"I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore: Film, Stories & Images from the Mississippi Records and Alan Lomax Archive",10.0,1 +10044,"[99, 10751]",206671,en,Attenborough: 60 Years in the Wild,0.6,2013-02-13,Attenborough: 60 Years in the Wild,10.0,1 +10045,[],203597,it,The Prodigal Returns - The Interview,0.6,2013-05-30,The Prodigal Returns - The Interview,10.0,2 +10046,[27],198762,en,Nightmares Through The Needle,0.6,2013-05-31,Nightmares Through The Needle,10.0,1 +10047,[35],196174,en,Workforce,0.6,2013-06-03,Workforce,10.0,1 +10048,[18],191579,en,R,0.6,2013-05-06,R,10.0,1 +10049,[10402],188330,en,James Last: Live at The Royal Albert Hall,0.6,2013-05-14,James Last: Live at The Royal Albert Hall,10.0,2 +10050,[35],187527,en,Tell 'em Steve-Dave: Puppet Theater,0.6,2013-04-19,Tell 'em Steve-Dave: Puppet Theater,10.0,1 +10051,"[99, 12]",186845,en,Symphony of the Soil,0.6,2013-10-11,Symphony of the Soil,10.0,1 +10052,[10402],179175,de,Joe Bonamassa : An Acoustic Evening at the Vienna Opera House,0.6,2013-03-25,Joe Bonamassa : An Acoustic Evening at the Vienna Opera House,10.0,1 +10053,[99],174025,en,National Geographic Top Secret Plant 42,0.6,2013-02-05,National Geographic Top Secret Plant 42,10.0,1 +10054,[],163197,en,Bidder 70,0.6,2013-05-17,Bidder 70,10.0,1 +10055,[],158236,en,Our School,0.6,2013-01-18,Our School,10.0,1 +10056,"[35, 99, 10402, 10770]",140595,en,Elaine Stritch: At Liberty,0.6,2004-05-29,Elaine Stritch: At Liberty,10.0,3 +10057,[99],137381,en,People of a Feather,0.6,2013-11-08,People of a Feather,10.0,1 +10058,[99],127696,en,Congo: The Grand Inga Project,0.6,2013-04-25,Congo: The Grand Inga Project,10.0,1 +10059,[],345936,en,Red Cloud: Deliverance,0.6,2013-04-09,Red Cloud: Deliverance,9.5,1 +10060,[35],254207,en,Ladies' Man: A Made Movie,0.6,2013-04-09,Ladies' Man: A Made Movie,9.5,1 +10061,[],248200,en,Ladybeard,0.6,2013-03-22,Ladybeard,9.5,1 +10062,[18],224217,en,Hopes Identity,0.6,2013-08-14,Hopes Identity,9.5,1 +10063,[10402],204362,en,Frank Zappa: A Token Of His Extreme,0.6,2013-06-03,Frank Zappa: A Token Of His Extreme,9.5,1 +10064,"[18, 35]",203181,en,Coin Toss,0.6,2013-01-12,Coin Toss,9.5,1 +10065,[],196755,en,Tumultuary Regions Abroad,0.6,2013-05-25,Tumultuary Regions Abroad,9.5,1 +10066,[10402],176181,en,The Dear Hunter Presents: The Color Spectrum Live,0.6,2013-04-12,The Dear Hunter Presents: The Color Spectrum Live,9.5,2 +10067,[10402],123511,en,Nirvana: Live and Loud,0.6,2013-09-14,Nirvana: Live and Loud,9.4,7 +10068,[99],318832,en,e-motion,0.6,2013-01-01,e-motion,9.3,2 +10069,[99],582422,en,24 Hours of Happy,0.6,2013-11-21,24 Hours of Happy,9.0,1 +10070,[99],557073,en,Rockefeller Medicine,0.6,2013-11-02,Rockefeller Medicine,9.0,1 +10071,[878],549008,en,StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm,0.6,2013-03-12,StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm,9.0,1 +10072,"[53, 27, 9648]",498939,en,From The Woods,0.6,2013-05-06,From The Woods,9.0,1 +10073,"[9648, 53]",468401,en,Stephanie,0.6,2013-03-13,Stephanie,9.0,1 +10074,[16],452887,en,This Actually Happens a Lot,0.6,2013-05-09,This Actually Happens a Lot,9.0,2 +10075,[],408852,en,The Promise,0.6,2013-10-16,The Promise,9.0,1 +10076,"[18, 10749]",381560,en,Silent Treatment,0.6,2013-10-29,Silent Treatment,9.0,1 +10077,[99],345364,en,JFK: The Final Hours,0.6,2013-11-08,JFK: The Final Hours,9.0,3 +10078,[],339207,en,Etgar Keret What Animal R U?,0.6,2013-10-05,Etgar Keret What Animal R U?,9.0,1 +10079,[99],315528,en,Fermilab: Science at Work,0.6,2013-02-11,Fermilab: Science at Work,9.0,1 +10080,[],299985,en,The Wanted; the Wanted Dream,0.6,2013-11-08,The Wanted; the Wanted Dream,9.0,1 +10081,[],298138,en,Tender Feet,0.6,2013-01-01,Tender Feet,9.0,1 +10082,[10402],253548,en,John Mayer: Rock In Rio 2013,0.6,2013-09-20,John Mayer: Rock In Rio 2013,9.0,1 +10083,[27],240222,en,The Ballad of Skinless Pete,0.6,2014-03-08,The Ballad of Skinless Pete,9.0,1 +10084,[99],232610,en,JFK: The Smoking Gun,0.6,2013-11-15,JFK: The Smoking Gun,9.0,4 +10085,[10402],224901,pt,Alicia Keys: Rock In Rio,0.6,2013-09-15,Alicia Keys: Rock In Rio,9.0,3 +10086,[35],223578,en,Local Legends,0.6,2013-07-30,Local Legends,9.0,2 +10087,[99],203898,en,The Legacy of Dear Zachary: A Journey to Change the Law,0.6,2013-04-04,The Legacy of Dear Zachary: A Journey to Change the Law,9.0,2 +10088,[],177324,en,Bon Jovi: Because We Can Tour - Live From Cleveland,0.6,2013-03-09,Bon Jovi: Because We Can Tour - Live From Cleveland,9.0,1 +10089,[],175939,en,Live Action Toy Story,0.6,2013-01-08,Live Action Toy Story,9.0,1 +10090,[99],208150,en,"Burzynski: Cancer Is Serious Business, Part II",0.6,2013-03-01,"Burzynski: Cancer Is Serious Business, Part II",8.8,2 +10091,[],419475,en,Crush,0.6,2013-10-25,Crush,8.7,3 +10092,[],253609,en,Queen + Adam Lambert: iHeart Radio Music Festival,0.6,2013-09-20,Queen + Adam Lambert: iHeart Radio Music Festival,8.7,3 +10093,[18],220453,en,The Cherokee Word for Water,0.6,2013-05-01,The Cherokee Word for Water,8.7,3 +10094,"[14, 16, 18]",211789,en,Woody,0.6,2013-04-05,Woody,8.7,3 +10095,"[99, 80, 18]",204050,en,Bet Raise Fold: The Story of Online Poker,0.6,2013-06-30,Bet Raise Fold: The Story of Online Poker,8.7,3 +10096,[18],421280,en,Weasel,0.6,2013-06-09,Weasel,8.5,2 +10097,[10402],337117,en,Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2013 Induction Ceremony,0.6,2013-05-18,Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2013 Induction Ceremony,8.5,1 +10098,[99],271342,en,The Organic Life,0.6,2013-01-01,The Organic Life,8.5,1 +10099,[27],269075,en,Slenderman,0.6,2013-10-31,Slenderman,8.5,1 +10100,[],253478,en,Lamb of God: The Making of As the Palaces Burn Album,0.6,2013-01-01,Lamb of God: The Making of As the Palaces Burn Album,8.5,3 +10101,"[10402, 35]",242287,en,Puscifer - What is...,0.6,2013-11-26,Puscifer - What is...,8.5,2 +10102,[10402],199676,en,Judas Priest: Epitaph,0.6,2013-05-28,Judas Priest: Epitaph,8.5,3 +10103,[35],198994,en,The Little Tin Man,0.6,2013-06-01,The Little Tin Man,8.5,1 +10104,[99],193181,en,Bon Voyage,0.6,2013-04-12,Bon Voyage,8.5,1 +10105,[],191552,en,Mayweather vs. Guerrero,0.6,2013-05-04,Mayweather vs. Guerrero,8.5,1 +10106,[99],178917,en,Best Kept Secret,0.6,2013-05-04,Best Kept Secret,8.5,2 +10107,"[99, 18]",175427,en,These Birds Walk,0.6,2013-11-01,These Birds Walk,8.5,4 +10108,[],141817,en,Plimpton! Starring George Plimpton as Himself,0.6,2013-05-22,Plimpton! Starring George Plimpton as Himself,8.5,2 +10109,[18],398486,en,Ronny & I,0.6,2013-03-26,Ronny & I,8.3,3 +10110,[18],594124,en,Bonnie & Clyde,0.6,2013-12-08,Bonnie & Clyde,8.3,4 +10111,"[35, 18]",352387,en,Fool's Day,0.6,2013-04-18,Fool's Day,8.3,4 +10112,"[36, 99]",230836,en,Levitated Mass,0.6,2013-06-20,Levitated Mass,8.3,2 +10113,[99],226320,en,The Book of Manning,0.6,2013-09-24,The Book of Manning,8.3,4 +10114,[],158238,en,Stolen Seas,0.6,2013-01-18,Stolen Seas,8.2,6 +10115,"[18, 9648, 10749]",283542,en,Ni Jing,0.6,2013-11-09,Ni Jing: Thou Shalt Not Steal,8.1,5 +10116,[35],250626,en,Maz Jobrani: I Come in Peace,0.6,2013-01-26,Maz Jobrani: I Come in Peace,8.1,5 +10117,[10402],290215,en,Britney: Piece of Me,0.6,2013-12-27,Britney: Piece of Me,8.1,6 +10118,[99],596667,en,Real Value,0.6,2013-01-01,Real Value,8.0,1 +10119,"[16, 12, 35]",596452,ko,해양경찰 마르코,0.6,2013-12-31,해양경찰 마르코,8.0,1 +10120,"[35, 99]",570253,en,Garlan Hulse: Where Potential Lives,0.6,2013-03-06,Garlan Hulse: Where Potential Lives,8.0,2 +10121,[99],554669,en,Seeds of Hope,0.6,2012-10-13,Seeds of Hope,8.0,1 +10122,[10749],548165,ru,Don't Forget Love,0.6,2013-02-05,Don't Forget Love,8.0,1 +10123,"[16, 10752, 14]",517171,zh,Feast in a Fallen City,0.6,2013-06-15,Feast in a Fallen City,8.0,1 +10124,[10402],504146,en,The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour,0.6,2013-04-15,The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour,8.0,1 +10125,[99],473526,en,Secrets of Chatsworth,0.6,2013-01-01,Secrets of Chatsworth,8.0,4 +10126,"[14, 10402]",471072,en,Cinderoncé,0.6,2013-08-20,Cinderoncé,8.0,1 +10127,[],435222,en,"History of Oklahoma Football, Part 2",0.6,2013-04-02,"History of Oklahoma Football, Part 2",8.0,1 +10128,[],424810,en,In Effluence accord; Emulsion,0.6,2013-01-01,In Effluence accord; Emulsion,8.0,1 +10129,[],424800,en,Retracing Home,0.6,2013-01-01,Retracing Home,8.0,1 +10130,[],424799,en,Reveries,0.6,2013-01-01,Reveries,8.0,1 +10131,"[28, 35]",420135,en,Punching,0.6,2013-06-21,Punching,8.0,1 +10132,[99],389488,en,Tupac - Aftermath,0.6,2013-10-03,Tupac - Aftermath,8.0,1 +10133,[16],382165,en,How to Abandon Ship,0.6,2013-05-13,How to Abandon Ship,8.0,1 +10134,"[9648, 99]",378290,el,Mysteryquest Odessa,0.6,2013-01-19,Mysteryquest Odessa,8.0,1 +10135,"[18, 35]",373800,en,Natives,0.6,2013-03-08,Natives,8.0,2 +10136,[99],373049,en,Battle for the Elephants,0.6,2013-02-27,Battle for the Elephants,8.0,1 +10137,"[12, 10751]",371985,en,Это твой день,0.6,2013-12-10,It's Your Day,8.0,1 +10138,[18],347954,en,Avenues,0.6,2013-12-14,Avenues,8.0,1 +10139,[18],345343,en,Needle,0.6,2013-10-15,Needle,8.0,1 +10140,[99],342714,en,Crossroads: Labor Pains of a New Worldview,0.6,2013-01-01,Crossroads: Labor Pains of a New Worldview,8.0,1 +10141,[],336757,en,Young Lakota,0.6,2013-01-01,Young Lakota,8.0,1 +10142,"[99, 36]",334763,en,League of Denial: The NFL’s Concussion Crisis,0.6,2013-10-08,League of Denial: The NFL’s Concussion Crisis,8.0,4 +10143,[],331767,en,The Last Hit,0.6,2013-10-27,The Last Hit,8.0,1 +10144,[],330312,en,Legends of Mid-South Wrestling,0.6,2013-09-10,Legends of Mid-South Wrestling,8.0,1 +10145,[],323733,en,Tell It On the Mountain,0.6,2013-02-17,Tell It On the Mountain,8.0,1 +10146,"[35, 28]",322707,en,Rope a Dope,0.6,2013-10-18,Rope a Dope,8.0,1 +10147,[99],320339,en,American Weightlifting,0.6,2013-11-01,American Weightlifting,8.0,1 +10148,[99],318961,en,Istanbul Unveiled,0.6,2013-12-10,Istanbul Unveiled,8.0,1 +10149,[99],317916,en,Beyond All Boundaries,0.6,2013-01-01,Beyond All Boundaries,8.0,3 +10150,[],316696,en,Kaddipudi,0.6,2013-06-07,Kaddipudi,8.0,1 +10151,[99],314393,en,Captivated,0.6,2013-01-01,Captivated,8.0,1 +10152,[],313240,en,To Go Viking,0.6,2013-01-01,To Go Viking,8.0,1 +10153,[],308545,en,Waiting for Mamu,0.6,2013-07-13,Waiting for Mamu,8.0,2 +10154,[10402],305954,en,Heart and Friends: Home For The Holidays,0.6,2013-12-25,Heart and Friends: Home For The Holidays,8.0,1 +10155,[99],304105,en,Christmas on the Danube,0.6,2013-12-15,Christmas on the Danube,8.0,1 +10156,[],303415,en,Alice,0.6,2013-10-01,Alice,8.0,1 +10157,"[10749, 35, 18]",302662,en,Stranded N Dangriga,0.6,2013-07-13,Stranded N Dangriga,8.0,1 +10158,"[53, 18, 9648]",299237,en,The Good Life,0.6,2013-03-10,The Good Life,8.0,1 +10159,[35],294633,en,Mike Case in: The Big Kiss Off,0.6,2013-06-15,Mike Case in: The Big Kiss Off,8.0,2 +10160,[18],293821,en,Aleister Crowley: Legend of the Beast,0.6,2013-01-01,Aleister Crowley: Legend of the Beast,8.0,1 +10161,"[12, 16]",292115,zh,绿林大冒险,0.6,2013-12-01,Jungle Master,8.0,1 +10162,[99],284568,en,Closure,0.6,2013-12-01,Closure,8.0,1 +10163,[35],283822,en,Foureyes,0.6,2013-09-13,Foureyes,8.0,1 +10164,[],283405,en,Deadliest Catch: The Legend Of The Time Bandit,0.6,2013-04-16,Deadliest Catch: The Legend Of The Time Bandit,8.0,1 +10165,"[27, 18]",277361,en,Delicacy,0.6,2013-04-20,Delicacy,8.0,1 +10166,[18],273518,en,Who Did I Marry?,0.6,2013-01-01,Who Did I Marry?,8.0,1 +10167,[16],273093,en,Glistening Thrills,0.6,2013-09-01,Glistening Thrills,8.0,1 +10168,[],271295,en,The Vivian Maier Mystery,0.6,2013-01-01,The Vivian Maier Mystery,8.0,3 +10169,[],271196,en,Robert Williams Mr. Bitchin',0.6,2013-01-01,Robert Williams Mr. Bitchin',8.0,1 +10170,"[35, 18]",254924,en,Lost Angel,0.6,2013-10-01,Lost Angel,8.0,1 +10171,[99],252638,en,Polar Bears: Ice Bear,0.6,2013-10-01,Polar Bears: Ice Bear,8.0,1 +10172,[99],252147,en,Mile... Mile & A Half,0.6,2013-06-01,Mile... Mile & A Half,8.0,8 +10173,[99],245997,pt,A Era dos Campeões,0.6,2013-11-19,3 Champions,8.0,1 +10174,[],242926,en,Karaoke!,0.6,2013-04-03,Karaoke!,8.0,1 +10175,[10402],232566,en,Testament: Dark Roots of Thrash,0.6,2013-10-18,Testament: Dark Roots of Thrash,8.0,1 +10176,[],232048,en,This Is What They Want,0.6,2013-10-29,This Is What They Want,8.0,1 +10177,[],230317,en,Sara Bareilles: Brave Enough Live at the Variety Playhouse,0.6,2013-10-12,Sara Bareilles: Brave Enough Live at the Variety Playhouse,8.0,1 +10178,[99],228946,en,Nile Rodgers: The Hitmaker,0.6,2013-03-29,Nile Rodgers: The Hitmaker,8.0,1 +10179,"[16, 10751]",227362,en,The Jungle Book: Return 2 the Jungle,0.6,2013-05-21,The Jungle Book: Return 2 the Jungle,8.0,1 +10180,[10402],225887,en,Portnoy Sheehan MacAlpine Sherinian: Live in Tokyo,0.6,2013-09-03,Portnoy Sheehan MacAlpine Sherinian: Live in Tokyo,8.0,1 +10181,[],225815,en,The Rugby Player,0.6,2013-04-27,The Rugby Player,8.0,1 +10182,[27],224896,vi,Ngôi Nhà Trong Hẻm,0.6,2013-10-25,House in the Alley,8.0,1 +10183,"[35, 10749]",224275,en,Wedding Palace,0.6,2013-09-27,Wedding Palace,8.0,2 +10184,[],220671,en,The Invisible Lighthouse,0.6,2013-01-01,The Invisible Lighthouse,8.0,1 +10185,[],220291,en,Trissákia 3,0.6,2013-05-25,Trissákia 3,8.0,1 +10186,[],216425,en,Glickman,0.6,2013-08-26,Glickman,8.0,2 +10187,[10749],214847,en,Say Yes,0.6,2013-08-14,Say Yes,8.0,1 +10188,[99],213308,en,2013 NBA Champions: Miami Heat,0.6,2013-07-30,2013 NBA Champions: Miami Heat,8.0,1 +10189,"[99, 18, 10751]",209605,en,Submit the Documentary: The Virtual Reality of Cyberbullying,0.6,2013-03-23,Submit the Documentary: The Virtual Reality of Cyberbullying,8.0,1 +10190,[],204503,en,Channel 4's Comedy Gala,0.6,2013-11-18,Channel 4's Comedy Gala,8.0,1 +10191,[],203983,en,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 108,0.6,2013-03-22,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 108,8.0,1 +10192,[99],201783,en,Tapia,0.6,2013-06-15,Tapia,8.0,2 +10193,[],201728,en,So Dark,0.6,2013-03-29,So Dark,8.0,1 +10194,[99],201361,en,American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs,0.6,2013-06-16,American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs,8.0,2 +10195,[16],200716,en,The Dark Sorcerer,0.6,2013-06-10,The Dark Sorcerer,8.0,2 +10196,[99],192028,en,Remote Area Medical,0.6,2013-04-06,Remote Area Medical,8.0,1 +10197,"[99, 10749]",188712,en,Married and Counting,0.6,2013-04-26,Married and Counting,8.0,1 +10198,[99],188509,en,Elway To Marino,0.6,2013-04-23,Elway To Marino,8.0,4 +10199,[99],188473,en,Big Shot,0.6,2013-10-22,Big Shot,8.0,1 +10200,[99],186399,en,A Deeper Shade of Blue,0.6,2013-04-19,A Deeper Shade of Blue,8.0,1 +10201,[18],185351,en,A Green Story,0.6,2013-05-24,A Green Story,8.0,2 +10202,[99],185326,en,Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy,0.6,2013-01-01,Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy,8.0,1 +10203,[99],183176,en,Lord Montagu,0.6,2013-04-04,Lord Montagu,8.0,1 +10204,[99],181454,en,The Ghosts in Our Machine,0.6,2013-11-08,The Ghosts in Our Machine,8.0,3 +10205,[],180357,en,The Revolutionary Optimists,0.6,2013-03-29,The Revolutionary Optimists,8.0,1 +10206,[],175200,ar,الحفلة,0.6,2013-03-20,The Party,8.0,1 +10207,[],173412,en,The Review Must Go On,0.6,2013-01-22,The Review Must Go On,7.8,2 +10208,"[18, 878]",171542,en,HENRi,0.6,2013-02-26,HENRi,7.8,4 +10209,[99],473524,en,Secrets of Althorp: The Spencers,0.6,2013-01-01,Secrets of Althorp: The Spencers,7.7,3 +10210,[99],229353,en,No Más,0.6,2013-10-15,No Más,7.7,3 +10211,[99],226667,en,Free Spirits,0.6,2013-10-08,Free Spirits,7.7,3 +10212,[10402],200685,en,Garbage: One Mile High... Live,0.6,2013-05-28,Garbage: One Mile High... Live,7.7,3 +10213,[35],179752,en,Fat Man Little Boy,0.6,2013-03-01,Fat Man Little Boy,7.7,3 +10214,[99],159026,en,"Manqana, romelic kvelafers gaaqrobs",0.6,2013-08-09,The Machine Which Makes Everything Disappear,7.7,3 +10215,[99],173188,en,Before You Know It,0.6,2013-03-14,Before You Know It,7.6,5 +10216,[18],215908,en,Noah,0.6,2013-09-09,Noah,7.6,11 +10217,"[28, 878]",279954,en,Portal: Survive!,0.6,2013-10-08,Portal: Survive!,7.5,11 +10218,[99],365074,en,Arctic Fire 2013,0.6,2013-05-27,Arctic Fire 2013,7.5,1 +10219,"[878, 18]",361592,en,We Are Animals,0.6,2013-06-28,We Are Animals,7.5,6 +10220,[],347077,en,This Is It,0.6,2013-07-01,This Is It,7.5,2 +10221,"[18, 878, 53]",311104,en,The Landing,0.6,2013-10-26,The Landing,7.5,3 +10222,"[28, 16, 878]",282315,en,Star Wars: Bounty Hunter - Beyond The Game,0.6,2013-09-19,Star Wars: Bounty Hunter - Beyond The Game,7.5,2 +10223,"[18, 14]",242351,en,East of Kensington,0.6,2013-11-01,East of Kensington,7.5,2 +10224,[],232253,en,Soundgarden: [2013] Live From The Artists Den,0.6,2013-07-08,Soundgarden: [2013] Live From The Artists Den,7.5,1 +10225,[10751],232105,en,My Stepbrother Is a Vampire!?!,0.6,2013-10-01,My Stepbrother Is a Vampire!?!,7.5,1 +10226,[99],228931,en,Statin Nation,0.6,2013-04-01,Statin Nation,7.5,1 +10227,[99],217117,en,Madagascar 3D,0.6,2013-08-26,Madagascar 3D,7.5,2 +10228,[18],215918,en,1982,0.6,2013-12-31,1982,7.5,2 +10229,[10402],206462,en,Jane's Addiction - Live in NYC,0.6,2013-06-25,Jane's Addiction - Live in NYC,7.5,1 +10230,"[18, 35]",196263,es,Del lado del verano,0.6,2013-06-25,The Summer Side,7.5,2 +10231,[],191789,en,Alvarez vs Trout,0.6,2013-04-20,Alvarez vs Trout,7.5,1 +10232,[99],190513,en,How Not to Make a Movie,0.6,2013-04-10,How Not to Make a Movie,7.5,3 +10233,[99],158997,en,American Promise,0.6,2013-10-18,American Promise,7.5,2 +10234,"[99, 36]",100868,en,Tokyo Waka,0.6,2013-08-28,Tokyo Waka,7.5,2 +10235,[99],527481,en,America's Longest War,0.6,2013-10-19,America's Longest War,7.3,3 +10236,[99],363999,en,Secrets of the Tower of London,0.6,2013-10-27,Secrets of the Tower of London,7.3,6 +10237,[99],240268,en,Sriracha,0.6,2013-11-29,Sriracha,7.3,12 +10238,"[35, 27]",141210,en,The Sleepover,0.6,2013-10-12,The Sleepover,7.3,3 +10239,[99],97093,es,Cuchillo de Palo,0.6,2013-03-18,108,7.3,3 +10240,[99],252700,en,Inside Pixar,0.6,2013-02-08,Inside Pixar,7.3,5 +10241,[53],249941,de,Die Frau hinter der Wand,0.6,2013-11-09,Whispers Behind the Wall,7.3,2 +10242,[18],241889,en,Good Morning Karachi,0.6,2013-11-09,Good Morning Karachi,7.3,4 +10243,"[18, 14]",195507,en,Siren,0.6,2013-10-26,Siren,7.3,2 +10244,[18],192137,en,Not Waving but Drowning,0.6,2012-09-09,Not Waving but Drowning,7.3,4 +10245,[99],159000,en,Citizen Koch,0.6,2013-01-20,Citizen Koch,7.3,4 +10246,[10402],234094,en,Dream Theater: Live At Luna Park,0.6,2013-11-05,Dream Theater: Live At Luna Park,7.2,7 +10247,[99],473533,en,Secrets of Highclere Castle,0.6,2013-01-01,Secrets of Highclere Castle,7.2,5 +10248,[99],174374,en,Lenny Cooke,0.6,2013-12-06,Lenny Cooke,7.2,6 +10249,[18],228445,sv,Stockholm Stories,0.6,2013-10-12,Stockholm Stories,7.1,7 +10250,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 14, 27, 10770]",213121,en,Toy Story of Terror!,0.6,2014-08-19,Toy Story of Terror!,7.1,413 +10251,[99],240980,en,Pierce the Veil: This Is a Wasteland,0.6,2013-12-12,Pierce the Veil: This Is a Wasteland,7.1,4 +10252,[99],418931,en,War of the Worlds,0.6,2013-10-29,War of the Worlds,7.1,5 +10253,[18],214826,en,Things Never Said,0.6,2013-09-06,Things Never Said,7.1,5 +10254,"[12, 18]",203819,en,Tracks,0.6,2014-09-19,Tracks,7.1,273 +10255,[18],80717,es,Violeta se fue a los cielos,0.6,2013-03-29,Violeta Went to Heaven,7.1,18 +10256,"[12, 18]",553681,en,Rail Pennies,0.6,2013-09-19,Rail Pennies,7.0,1 +10257,[99],535835,en,Where Should the Birds Fly?,0.6,2013-06-21,Where Should the Birds Fly?,7.0,1 +10258,[],519897,en,Teach,0.6,2013-09-06,Teach,7.0,1 +10259,"[18, 10749]",501030,en,Kinda Like a Love Story,0.6,2013-11-16,Kinda Like a Love Story,7.0,1 +10260,"[53, 878]",488581,en,Leave Us Alone,0.6,2013-10-11,Leave Us Alone,7.0,1 +10261,"[12, 16]",466943,en,Mirage,0.6,2013-06-11,Mirage,7.0,1 +10262,"[12, 16]",466942,en,Basilisk,0.6,2013-05-06,Basilisk,7.0,1 +10263,"[18, 80]",462965,en,American Bomber,0.6,2013-05-17,American Bomber,7.0,1 +10264,"[28, 35]",439755,en,Wake-up Juice,0.6,2013-02-05,Wake-up Juice,7.0,1 +10265,"[18, 99]",428248,en,Godka cirka,0.6,2013-06-13,Godka cirka,7.0,1 +10266,[],426295,en,Aftermath,0.6,2013-10-13,Aftermath,7.0,3 +10267,[99],419775,en,The Apothecary,0.6,2013-11-03,The Apothecary,7.0,1 +10268,[],417480,en,Bed Demon,0.6,2013-08-20,Bed Demon,7.0,1 +10269,[],410026,en,Zero Hour,0.6,2013-01-01,Zero Hour,7.0,1 +10270,[],408075,en,AB-,0.6,2013-04-20,AB-,7.0,1 +10271,"[10751, 14, 16]",406478,en,Día de los muertos,0.6,2013-04-14,Día de los muertos,7.0,2 +10272,[],393819,en,Tyrolean Riviera,0.6,2013-10-20,Tyrolean Riviera,7.0,1 +10273,[18],387967,en,Nikki and the Perfect Stranger,0.6,2013-10-15,Nikki and the Perfect Stranger,7.0,1 +10274,"[18, 27]",382689,de,Job Interview,0.6,2013-03-01,Job Interview,7.0,1 +10275,[99],373431,de,Mission to the Edge of Space,0.6,2013-01-01,Mission to the Edge of Space,7.0,1 +10276,[18],359406,en,Emily,0.6,2013-06-21,Emily,7.0,1 +10277,"[18, 35]",355629,en,La Navaja De Don Juan,0.6,2013-10-27,The Blade of Don Juan,7.0,1 +10278,[],352639,en,Our Summer Made Her Light Escape,0.6,2013-08-04,Our Summer Made Her Light Escape,7.0,1 +10279,[],346283,en,Turn It Back,0.6,2013-01-01,Turn It Back,7.0,1 +10280,[],339294,en,Some Bears,0.6,2013-05-15,Some Bears,7.0,2 +10281,[],336452,en,A Dog's Life,0.6,2013-01-01,A Dog's Life,7.0,2 +10282,[18],335871,en,Weekend Away,0.6,2013-02-27,Weekend Away,7.0,1 +10283,"[99, 10751]",334719,en,Desert Dreams,0.6,2013-05-19,Desert Dreams,7.0,1 +10284,[],334130,en,Open Secret,0.6,2013-11-03,Open Secret,7.0,1 +10285,[18],325805,en,Bombshell,0.6,2013-07-13,Bombshell,7.0,1 +10286,"[18, 16, 28]",323933,en,Densely Hollow,0.6,2013-09-21,Densely Hollow,7.0,1 +10287,[],304237,en,GreasePaint,0.6,2013-01-01,GreasePaint,7.0,1 +10288,[],303866,en,Aramizda Kalsin,0.6,2013-01-01,Aramizda Kalsin,7.0,1 +10289,[18],302695,en,In The Name of God,0.6,2013-11-01,In The Name of God,7.0,4 +10290,[99],298442,en,Growing Cities,0.6,2013-01-22,Growing Cities,7.0,1 +10291,[],295580,en,A Survey of Open Space,0.6,2013-01-01,A Survey of Open Space,7.0,1 +10292,[],294523,en,HENDRIX ON HENDRIX,0.6,2013-07-15,HENDRIX ON HENDRIX,7.0,1 +10293,[99],280056,en,The Naked Brand,0.6,2013-04-17,The Naked Brand,7.0,1 +10294,[99],278979,en,The Bellman Equation,0.6,2013-12-17,The Bellman Equation,7.0,1 +10295,[99],277467,en,Wingsuit Warrior,0.6,2013-01-01,Wingsuit Warrior,7.0,1 +10296,[99],274059,en,JFK Assassination: The Definitive Guide,0.6,2013-01-01,JFK Assassination: The Definitive Guide,7.0,1 +10297,[99],273245,en,DSKNECTD,0.6,2013-10-11,DSKNECTD,7.0,2 +10298,"[18, 35]",271834,en,Finding Neighbors,0.6,2013-10-25,Finding Neighbors,7.0,2 +10299,[],271019,en,Out in the Open,0.6,2013-01-19,Out in the Open,7.0,1 +10300,[27],270880,en,Survive,0.6,2013-01-01,Survive,7.0,1 +10301,[],270173,en,Clutter,0.6,2013-06-07,Clutter,7.0,2 +10302,"[35, 14]",266895,en,Algo Concreto,0.6,2013-04-26,Algo Concreto,7.0,3 +10303,[],260814,en,"Fear, INC",0.6,2013-12-30,"Fear, INC",7.0,1 +10304,[],255848,en,Pluto and the Vessel,0.6,2013-05-01,Pluto and the Vessel,7.0,1 +10305,[18],253716,en,Eternal Torture,0.6,2013-12-07,Eternal Torture,7.0,1 +10306,[],253612,en,Live Forever as You Are Now with Alan Resnick,0.6,2013-12-24,Live Forever as You Are Now with Alan Resnick,7.0,2 +10307,[99],249023,en,The Day Kennedy Died,0.6,2013-11-17,The Day Kennedy Died,7.0,2 +10308,[99],245927,en,Adrift,0.6,2013-07-01,Adrift,7.0,1 +10309,[99],242725,en,Neuseeland 3D: Das Vergessene Paradies,0.6,2013-12-13,New Zealand 3D: The Forgotten Paradise,7.0,1 +10310,"[878, 16]",242112,en,Junk Head 1,0.6,2013-04-01,Junk Head 1,7.0,4 +10311,[36],242048,tl,Prologo sa Ang Dakilang Desaparecido,0.6,2013-10-11,Prologue to the Great Desaparecido,7.0,3 +10312,[18],238965,es,Peyote,0.6,2013-11-26,Peyote,7.0,4 +10313,[],233120,en,The Deliverance of Elaine,0.6,2013-04-10,The Deliverance of Elaine,7.0,1 +10314,[],224334,en,It's Better to Jump,0.6,2013-11-15,It's Better to Jump,7.0,6 +10315,[18],224282,en,Torn,0.6,2013-10-18,Torn,7.0,1 +10316,[99],220049,en,Three Landscapes,0.6,2013-09-09,Three Landscapes,7.0,3 +10317,[18],219055,fr,Je m'appelle Hmmm...,0.6,2013-10-07,My Name Is Hmmm...,7.0,1 +10318,"[35, 878]",217601,en,Star Drunk,0.6,2013-08-25,Star Drunk,7.0,1 +10319,[],213445,en,Lakey Peterson: Zero to 100,0.6,2013-02-10,Lakey Peterson: Zero to 100,7.0,2 +10320,[99],211828,it,Sospeso Sul Gran Canyon,0.6,2013-06-23,Sospeso Sul Gran Canyon,7.0,1 +10321,"[18, 27, 53]",210587,en,Yellow,0.6,2013-01-01,Yellow,7.0,1 +10322,[],209598,en,"Mallas, MA",0.6,2013-06-15,"Mallas, MA",7.0,1 +10323,"[18, 53]",208820,en,Ecstasy,0.6,2013-06-30,Ecstasy,7.0,1 +10324,[],208175,en,Chicken or the Egg,0.6,2013-06-17,Chicken or the Egg,7.0,5 +10325,[99],207413,en,I Am Breathing,0.6,2013-09-06,I Am Breathing,7.0,3 +10326,[35],199546,en,Kathy Griffin: Calm Down Gurrl,0.6,2013-06-04,Kathy Griffin: Calm Down Gurrl,7.0,2 +10327,[18],198368,en,Worm,0.6,2013-05-31,Worm,7.0,1 +10328,[],192178,en,Coming to Terms,0.6,2013-11-24,Coming to Terms,7.0,1 +10329,"[10749, 35]",189800,en,Gippi,0.6,2013-05-10,Gippi,7.0,1 +10330,[35],188816,en,Brazzaville Teen-Ager,0.6,2013-04-13,Brazzaville Teen-Ager,7.0,2 +10331,[99],186139,en,DPRK: The Land Of Whispers,0.6,2013-03-28,DPRK: The Land Of Whispers,7.0,2 +10332,"[35, 18, 10751]",177264,en,Towheads,0.6,2013-03-27,Towheads,7.0,2 +10333,[99],174345,en,Aatsinki: The Story of Arctic Cowboys,0.6,2013-04-20,Aatsinki: The Story of Arctic Cowboys,7.0,2 +10334,[99],173796,en,Brave Miss World,0.6,2013-12-13,Brave Miss World,7.0,4 +10335,[],166218,en,Ari Shaffir: Passive Aggressive,0.6,2013-02-05,Ari Shaffir: Passive Aggressive,7.0,1 +10336,[16],159828,en,"Marcel, King of Tervuren",0.6,2013-01-16,"Marcel, King of Tervuren",7.0,4 +10337,[],153786,en,The Good Son,0.6,2013-08-09,The Good Son,7.0,1 +10338,[80],146603,fr,Sharqiya,0.6,2013-05-01,Sharqiya,7.0,1 +10339,[],143144,en,Justice Is Mind,0.6,2013-08-18,Justice Is Mind,7.0,3 +10340,"[99, 10402]",115214,en,My Father And The Man In Black,0.6,2013-09-06,My Father And The Man In Black,7.0,1 +10341,[],39320,en,The Art of Nature: Jellies,0.6,2006-10-19,The Art of Nature: Jellies,7.0,1 +10342,"[18, 35]",288215,en,The Maladjusted,0.6,2013-07-11,The Maladjusted,6.9,4 +10343,[35],200504,en,Cleaver Family Reunion,0.6,2013-03-29,Cleaver Family Reunion,6.9,4 +10344,"[53, 18]",282785,en,iPsycho II,0.6,2013-07-09,iPsycho II,6.8,3 +10345,"[53, 27, 18]",282616,en,Masks: Sentient,0.6,2013-10-05,Masks: Sentient,6.8,3 +10346,[],249726,en,Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Private Jack Hall,0.6,2013-01-01,Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Private Jack Hall,6.8,6 +10347,[99],245230,en,I Am Britney Jean,0.6,2013-12-22,I Am Britney Jean,6.8,3 +10348,[35],188291,en,Christopher Titus: Voice in my Head,0.6,2013-04-01,Christopher Titus: Voice in my Head,6.8,3 +10349,[18],159682,de,Kohlhaas oder die Verhältnismäßigkeit der Mittel,0.6,2013-01-19,Kohlhaas or the Proportionality of Means,6.8,3 +10350,[99],381505,en,The Identity Theft of Mitch Mustain,0.6,2013-05-18,The Identity Theft of Mitch Mustain,6.8,5 +10351,[35],249233,en,Anjelah Johnson: The Homecoming Show,0.6,2013-09-17,Anjelah Johnson: The Homecoming Show,6.8,5 +10352,[99],282732,en,"Public Sex, Private Lives",0.6,2013-06-08,"Public Sex, Private Lives",6.8,4 +10353,[99],188044,en,Tales from the Organ Trade,0.6,2013-09-20,Tales from the Organ Trade,6.8,4 +10354,[],175426,en,euphonia,0.6,2013-03-07,euphonia,6.8,4 +10355,[18],165640,en,Betty and Coretta,0.6,2013-02-02,Betty and Coretta,6.8,4 +10356,[99],229693,en,Supervention,0.6,2013-10-25,Supervention,6.7,5 +10357,"[10402, 18]",445925,en,Across Grace Alley,0.6,2013-09-05,Across Grace Alley,6.7,3 +10358,[878],303363,en,Controller,0.6,2013-08-01,Controller,6.7,3 +10359,"[99, 18]",301396,en,Beyond Bollywood,0.6,2013-11-01,Beyond Bollywood,6.7,3 +10360,[10751],249050,en,Silver Bells,0.6,2013-10-29,Silver Bells,6.7,3 +10361,[99],208381,en,State of Mind: The Psychology of Control,0.6,2013-07-16,State of Mind: The Psychology of Control,6.7,6 +10362,[35],203124,en,Failure,0.6,2013-06-16,Failure,6.7,3 +10363,[53],172100,en,Charlie Zone,0.6,2013-03-01,Charlie Zone,6.7,3 +10364,[99],171755,en,Genius on Hold,0.6,2013-03-01,Genius on Hold,6.7,3 +10365,[99],159137,en,Anita,0.6,2013-03-25,Anita,6.7,6 +10366,[99],140824,en,Hating Breitbart,0.6,2012-10-19,Hating Breitbart,6.7,3 +10367,[99],100292,en,Ain't in It for My Health: A Film About Levon Helm,0.6,2013-04-19,Ain't in It for My Health: A Film About Levon Helm,6.6,7 +10368,[99],186447,en,For All Mankind: The Life and Career of Mick Foley,0.6,2013-04-16,For All Mankind: The Life and Career of Mick Foley,6.6,4 +10369,"[80, 99]",158993,en,99%: The Occupy Wall Street Collaborative Film,0.6,2013-09-06,99%: The Occupy Wall Street Collaborative Film,6.6,4 +10370,[18],110393,en,Elefante blanco,0.6,2013-03-29,White Elephant,6.6,51 +10371,[99],217129,en,SampleThis,0.6,2013-09-12,SampleThis,6.5,13 +10372,"[36, 99]",417000,en,Lumiere's First Picture Shows,0.6,2013-09-02,Lumiere's First Picture Shows,6.5,2 +10373,[99],372681,en,The Cast of a Christmas Story: Where Are They Now?,0.6,2013-11-26,The Cast of a Christmas Story: Where Are They Now?,6.5,1 +10374,[10402],358307,it,Buddy Guy - Front and Center 2013,0.6,2013-10-19,Buddy Guy - Front and Center 2013,6.5,1 +10375,"[9648, 18]",353958,en,Revolution,0.6,2013-04-13,Revolution,6.5,2 +10376,"[12, 16, 28]",328204,ja,Path of Blood,0.6,2013-01-01,Path of Blood,6.5,2 +10377,[99],323704,en,Alfred Hitchcock: Master of Suspense,0.6,2013-09-17,Alfred Hitchcock: Master of Suspense,6.5,2 +10378,[],318375,en,Full Circle,0.6,2013-04-08,Full Circle,6.5,3 +10379,[],256206,en,Camp Beaverton: Meet the Beavers,0.6,2013-06-23,Camp Beaverton: Meet the Beavers,6.5,2 +10380,[99],249719,en,Facing Fear,0.6,2013-07-13,Facing Fear,6.5,2 +10381,[35],245442,en,RPG OKC,0.6,2013-03-28,RPG OKC,6.5,4 +10382,[35],240241,en,Chris D'Elia: White Male. Black Comic,0.6,2013-12-06,Chris D'Elia: White Male. Black Comic,6.5,6 +10383,[10402],239644,en,Pure and Simple Volume 1,0.6,2013-02-05,Pure and Simple Volume 1,6.5,1 +10384,"[27, 14, 878]",235692,en,Cryptic Plasm,0.6,2013-11-07,Cryptic Plasm,6.5,2 +10385,[],227684,en,Timothy Bradley vs Juan Manuel Marquez,0.6,2013-10-12,Timothy Bradley vs Juan Manuel Marquez,6.5,2 +10386,[],222994,en,Holy God Holy Mighty Holy Immortal Have Mercy Upon Us,0.6,2013-09-21,Holy God Holy Mighty Holy Immortal Have Mercy Upon Us,6.5,2 +10387,[99],220639,en,Monsters Wanted,0.6,2013-07-27,Monsters Wanted,6.5,2 +10388,[16],219225,en,Wolverine: Origin,0.6,2013-07-09,Wolverine: Origin,6.5,2 +10389,[878],213466,en,The Giant Spider,0.6,2013-05-22,The Giant Spider,6.5,1 +10390,"[99, 35, 18]",209556,en,When Comedy Went to School,0.6,2013-06-06,When Comedy Went to School,6.5,1 +10391,[99],202651,en,Great White Shark,0.6,2013-05-24,Great White Shark,6.5,2 +10392,[],195444,en,Out of Print,0.6,2013-04-25,Out of Print,6.5,2 +10393,[],159029,en,The Moo Man,0.6,2013-01-21,The Moo Man,6.5,2 +10394,[99],116960,en,Nuclear Nation,0.6,2013-12-11,Nuclear Nation,6.5,2 +10395,[28],188640,hi,शूटआऊट ऍट वडाला,0.6,2013-05-03,Shootout at Wadala,6.5,14 +10396,[99],186254,en,Sirius,0.6,2013-04-23,Sirius,6.5,11 +10397,[99],224992,en,Chasing Beauty,0.6,2013-04-02,Chasing Beauty,6.4,5 +10398,"[18, 27, 9648, 53]",403214,en,Milwood,0.6,2013-10-19,Milwood,6.3,6 +10399,[],382756,en,Juniper Crescent,0.6,2013-01-14,Juniper Crescent,6.3,3 +10400,[878],357414,en,Worlds Apart,0.6,2013-04-05,Worlds Apart,6.3,3 +10401,"[10749, 878]",276305,en,Love & Teleportation,0.6,2013-02-14,Love & Teleportation,6.3,3 +10402,"[35, 80, 53]",272670,en,Feeding Mr. Baldwin,0.6,2013-04-04,Feeding Mr. Baldwin,6.3,3 +10403,[18],262357,en,Redwood Highway,0.6,2013-04-05,Redwood Highway,6.3,6 +10404,[99],248379,en,American Courtesans,0.6,2013-07-12,American Courtesans,6.3,3 +10405,[99],234555,en,Speciesism: The Movie,0.6,2013-09-18,Speciesism: The Movie,6.3,3 +10406,[18],158938,fr,Le météore,0.6,2013-01-16,The Meteor,6.3,3 +10407,[16],377909,ja,ピカチュウとイーブイ☆フレンズ,0.6,2013-12-06,Pokémon: Eevee & Friends,6.3,2 +10408,[99],264068,en,That's Sexploitation!,0.6,2013-06-25,That's Sexploitation!,6.3,4 +10409,"[10402, 99]",248065,en,Fading West,0.6,2013-12-09,Fading West,6.3,4 +10410,"[27, 16]",243125,en,Postman Pat's Pet Sematary,0.6,2013-09-02,Postman Pat's Pet Sematary,6.3,4 +10411,"[99, 36]",187978,en,American Made Movie,0.6,2013-08-30,American Made Movie,6.3,2 +10412,[99],176180,en,Mindless Behavior: All Around the World,0.6,2013-03-15,Mindless Behavior: All Around the World,6.3,2 +10413,[99],173319,en,The Video Craze,0.6,2013-07-24,The Video Craze,6.3,4 +10414,[35],116741,en,The Internship,0.6,2013-06-07,The Internship,6.2,2631 +10415,"[10402, 10770]",250422,en,Garth Brooks: Live from Las Vegas,0.6,2013-11-30,Garth Brooks: Live from Las Vegas,6.2,3 +10416,[18],110428,fr,"Camille Claudel, 1915",0.6,2013-10-16,"Camille Claudel, 1915",6.1,35 +10417,[18],208305,fr,Cyanure,0.6,2013-04-18,Cyanide,6.1,7 +10418,[],588588,en,Buttman Focused 6,0.6,2013-10-23,Buttman Focused 6,6.0,1 +10419,"[99, 35]",571509,en,Homosexual,0.6,2013-02-27,Homosexual,6.0,1 +10420,[99],533491,en,Oklahoma's Deadliest Tornadoes,0.6,2013-05-29,Oklahoma's Deadliest Tornadoes,6.0,2 +10421,[99],522046,en,The Demon: A Film About Andy Kaufman,0.6,2013-05-16,The Demon: A Film About Andy Kaufman,6.0,1 +10422,[],495021,en,2 Days: Mikey Garcia,0.6,2013-11-09,2 Days: Mikey Garcia,6.0,1 +10423,[10752],494458,en,I Die Alone,0.6,2013-03-18,I Die Alone,6.0,1 +10424,[99],471164,en,Frontline: A Death in St. Augustine,0.6,2013-11-26,Frontline: A Death in St. Augustine,6.0,1 +10425,"[35, 80, 18]",466154,en,Mr. Right,0.6,2013-07-12,Mr. Right,6.0,1 +10426,"[28, 12]",445694,en,Relic Hunt,0.6,2013-03-14,Relic Hunt,6.0,1 +10427,[99],441654,en,Catching Hell in the City of Angels,0.6,2013-01-01,Catching Hell in the City of Angels,6.0,1 +10428,"[80, 99]",429525,en,Without Charity,0.6,2013-08-01,Without Charity,6.0,2 +10429,[],416219,en,"Post Mortem, America 2021",0.6,2013-11-01,"Post Mortem, America 2021",6.0,1 +10430,[16],414432,en,Drunker Than a Skunk,0.6,2013-04-05,Drunker Than a Skunk,6.0,1 +10431,"[35, 10749, 18]",403339,en,Little Bi Peep,0.6,2013-08-13,Little Bi Peep,6.0,1 +10432,"[12, 35]",388164,en,Timmy Muldoon and the Search for the Shadoweyes Bandit,0.6,2013-01-01,Timmy Muldoon and the Search for the Shadoweyes Bandit,6.0,2 +10433,[16],383298,en,The Places Where We Lived,0.6,2013-02-13,The Places Where We Lived,6.0,2 +10434,[],373936,en,Pelican Radio,0.6,2013-01-01,Pelican Radio,6.0,1 +10435,[],372299,en,Tom And Jerry Chaos Concerto,0.6,2013-01-01,Tom And Jerry Chaos Concerto,6.0,1 +10436,[],371179,en,For Your Consideration,0.6,2013-01-28,For Your Consideration,6.0,1 +10437,"[35, 16, 28]",366253,en,The Final Straw,0.6,2013-08-10,The Final Straw,6.0,2 +10438,"[16, 35]",363568,en,Writers' Block,0.6,2013-01-01,Writers' Block,6.0,1 +10439,[878],362565,en,Glow,0.6,2013-01-01,Glow,6.0,2 +10440,[99],356767,en,Occupy: The Movie,0.6,2013-01-25,Occupy: The Movie,6.0,2 +10441,"[9648, 878]",349107,en,Wrecked,0.6,2013-04-19,Wrecked,6.0,1 +10442,"[878, 27]",342681,en,Welcome to Willits: After Sundown,0.6,2013-11-11,Welcome to Willits: After Sundown,6.0,1 +10443,[],338563,en,Los Asaltantes,0.6,2013-01-01,Los Asaltantes,6.0,1 +10444,[99],328912,en,Arthur & Johnnie,0.6,2013-08-28,Arthur & Johnnie,6.0,1 +10445,[99],328905,en,Holy Grail: The T206 Honus Wagner,0.6,2013-02-27,Holy Grail: The T206 Honus Wagner,6.0,1 +10446,[27],327021,en,Dog Dick,0.6,2013-01-01,Dog Dick,6.0,1 +10447,[27],325806,en,Drudge,0.6,2013-10-01,Drudge,6.0,2 +10448,[],323837,en,Boneshaker,0.6,2013-01-19,Boneshaker,6.0,2 +10449,[],322433,en,Unknown Project,0.6,2013-10-24,Unknown Project,6.0,3 +10450,"[14, 27]",322339,en,Itsy Bitsy Spiders,0.6,2013-09-01,Itsy Bitsy Spiders,6.0,1 +10451,[],320710,en,Acceptance,0.6,2013-01-01,Acceptance,6.0,1 +10452,[],319991,en,The Throwaways,0.6,2013-01-01,The Throwaways,6.0,1 +10453,[],319016,en,Toeing the Line,0.6,2013-06-07,Toeing the Line,6.0,1 +10454,[],317890,en,Beasts Of The Bible,0.6,2013-04-01,Beasts Of The Bible,6.0,1 +10455,[27],310933,en,Bleeding Hearts,0.6,2013-06-01,Bleeding Hearts,6.0,2 +10456,[99],308156,en,Killing the Messenger: The Deadly Cost of News,0.6,2013-09-01,Killing the Messenger: The Deadly Cost of News,6.0,1 +10457,[],299346,en,Dragons 3D,0.6,2013-06-28,Dragons 3D,6.0,1 +10458,[],294887,en,The Watchers: Revelation,0.6,2013-03-01,The Watchers: Revelation,6.0,1 +10459,[],291735,en,The Things We Leave Behind,0.6,2013-07-02,Home Front,6.0,1 +10460,[],287863,en,Pieces of Easter,0.6,2013-03-01,Pieces of Easter,6.0,1 +10461,"[27, 878]",284248,en,Black Sugar,0.6,2013-10-13,Black Sugar,6.0,1 +10462,[],283816,en,Tumbleweed Tango,0.6,2013-05-23,Tumbleweed Tango,6.0,3 +10463,[14],283114,en,Color,0.6,2013-08-16,Color,6.0,2 +10464,[],274067,en,Lee Harvey Oswald: 48 Hours to Live,0.6,2013-01-01,Lee Harvey Oswald: 48 Hours to Live,6.0,1 +10465,"[10749, 35]",272072,en,Leather,0.6,2013-07-21,Leather,6.0,2 +10466,[],271497,en,Doctor Who: The Companions,0.6,2013-03-01,Doctor Who: The Companions,6.0,1 +10467,[16],270726,es,Memoria,0.6,2013-09-27,Memoria,6.0,2 +10468,[27],260795,en,Play Time,0.6,2013-12-20,Play Time,6.0,1 +10469,"[18, 10749, 878]",256736,en,Listen,0.6,2013-08-29,Listen,6.0,1 +10470,"[35, 10749]",255266,en,Dry Spell,0.6,2013-02-14,Dry Spell,6.0,1 +10471,"[10751, 12]",248309,en,From 1994,0.6,2013-12-02,From 1994,6.0,1 +10472,[99],244214,en,Star Trek: Secrets of the Universe,0.6,2013-05-16,Star Trek: Secrets of the Universe,6.0,3 +10473,[35],243120,en,Cinema Six,0.6,2013-11-19,Cinema Six,6.0,1 +10474,"[12, 35, 14]",240700,en,Rise of the Fellowship,0.6,2013-12-02,Rise of the Fellowship,6.0,7 +10475,[10402],239974,en,The Doors: R-Evolution,0.6,2013-11-24,The Doors: R-Evolution,6.0,1 +10476,[10402],239512,en,Pure and Simple Volume 2,0.6,2013-02-05,Pure and Simple Volume 2,6.0,1 +10477,[],237718,en,How Sherlock Changed the World,0.6,2013-10-18,How Sherlock Changed the World,6.0,1 +10478,[],237293,en,Haunting Melissa,0.6,2013-05-16,Haunting Melissa,6.0,1 +10479,"[18, 35]",230880,en,Soft in the Head,0.6,2013-04-10,Soft in the Head,6.0,1 +10480,"[35, 10749]",230181,ru,Привычка расставаться,0.6,2013-10-10,A Habit of Breaking-Up,6.0,5 +10481,"[80, 18, 10751, 53]",229928,en,Inside the Box,0.6,2013-09-30,Inside the Box,6.0,1 +10482,[99],229556,en,Gwizdek,0.6,2013-01-20,The Whistle,6.0,1 +10483,[],227476,en,American Girls,0.6,2013-10-11,American Girls,6.0,1 +10484,"[27, 35]",224324,en,Conjoined,0.6,2013-09-27,Conjoined,6.0,2 +10485,[99],220262,en,State of Play,0.6,2013-09-09,State of Play,6.0,3 +10486,[],220051,en,Flower,0.6,2013-03-21,Flower,6.0,2 +10487,"[27, 35]",219816,en,InSpectres,0.6,2013-09-06,InSpectres,6.0,1 +10488,"[10749, 35]",219170,en,Hannah Has a Ho-Phase,0.6,2013-06-07,Hannah Has a Ho-Phase,6.0,1 +10489,[99],218013,en,Notbad,0.6,2013-06-13,Notbad,6.0,1 +10490,[99],215890,en,The World’s End: The Legacy of 'Day of the Dead',0.6,2013-09-17,The World’s End: The Legacy of 'Day of the Dead',6.0,1 +10491,[],215524,en,Soullam ila Dimashq,0.6,2013-09-07,Ladder to Damascus,6.0,1 +10492,[],213392,en,Sex.Violence.FamilyValues.,0.6,2013-06-25,Sex.Violence.FamilyValues.,6.0,1 +10493,[35],209995,en,Sommore: Chandelier Status,0.6,2013-05-28,Sommore: Chandelier Status,6.0,1 +10494,[18],209153,es,Iglú,0.6,2013-07-20,Igloo,6.0,1 +10495,[],205740,en,En Passant,0.6,2013-03-20,En Passant,6.0,1 +10496,[99],201549,en,The Island of Saint Matthews,0.6,2013-06-16,The Island of Saint Matthews,6.0,1 +10497,"[35, 18]",201449,en,Four Dogs,0.6,2013-06-16,Four Dogs,6.0,1 +10498,[99],200155,en,Evergreen: The Road to Legalization in Washington,0.6,2013-06-06,Evergreen: The Road to Legalization in Washington,6.0,1 +10499,[],199328,en,Decoding Die Hard,0.6,2013-01-29,Decoding Die Hard,6.0,2 +10500,[],198179,en,Apostles of Comedy: Onwards and Upwards,0.6,2013-06-14,Apostles of Comedy: Onwards and Upwards,6.0,1 +10501,"[9648, 53]",197821,en,Shadowed,0.6,2013-05-16,Shadowed,6.0,1 +10502,[],197108,en,The Memory of Fountain,0.6,2013-05-18,The Memory of Fountain,6.0,1 +10503,"[10402, 27]",196425,en,Utopia,0.6,2013-05-24,Utopia,6.0,1 +10504,[99],188500,en,30 Days in May,0.6,2013-04-02,30 Days in May,6.0,1 +10505,[],182986,en,King of the Travellers,0.6,2013-03-31,King of the Travellers,6.0,1 +10506,[],174348,en,Farah Goes Bang,0.6,2013-04-19,Farah Goes Bang,6.0,2 +10507,[18],171771,en,La Cicatrice,0.6,2013-03-03,The Scar,6.0,1 +10508,[35],171761,en,White T,0.6,2013-05-20,White T,6.0,1 +10509,[99],169707,en,Assistance Mortelle,0.6,2013-05-06,Fatal Assistance,6.0,1 +10510,[],168200,en,Almost in Love,0.6,2013-02-15,Almost in Love,6.0,1 +10511,[99],168051,en,Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's,0.6,2013-05-03,Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's,6.0,9 +10512,[],167513,en,Solace,0.6,2013-03-01,Solace,6.0,1 +10513,[35],161939,en,Kristen Schaal: Live at the Fillmore,0.6,2013-03-31,Kristen Schaal: Live at the Fillmore,6.0,1 +10514,[],159837,en,Seraph,0.6,2013-01-16,Seraph,6.0,2 +10515,[99],159675,en,The Roper,0.6,2013-01-16,The Roper,6.0,2 +10516,[],158102,en,Shopping,0.6,2013-01-18,Shopping,6.0,1 +10517,[99],157678,en,Uprising,0.6,2012-12-02,Uprising,6.0,1 +10518,[99],156894,en,32 Hours 7 Minutes,0.6,2013-02-11,32 Hours 7 Minutes,6.0,4 +10519,[],139572,es,Rising from Ashes,0.6,2013-08-02,Rising from Ashes,6.0,2 +10520,[18],126306,en,Sugar,0.6,2013-04-06,Sugar,6.0,3 +10521,[18],80327,en,I Am I,0.6,2013-04-27,I Am I,6.0,1 +10522,"[10752, 36, 18]",184374,es,Cinco de Mayo: La Batalla,0.6,2013-05-03,Cinco de Mayo: La Batalla,5.9,16 +10523,[99],190685,ru,Egypt 3D,0.6,2013-05-07,Egypt 3D,5.9,7 +10524,[18],250400,en,Speechless,0.6,2013-01-01,Speechless,5.9,4 +10525,[18],128073,en,Greetings from Tim Buckley,0.6,2013-05-03,Greetings from Tim Buckley,5.9,15 +10526,[35],201772,en,Breakup at a Wedding,0.6,2013-06-18,Breakup at a Wedding,5.8,6 +10527,[16],187139,en,Lala-Oopsies A Sew Magical Tale,0.6,2013-03-01,Lala-oopsies A Sew Magical Tale,5.8,3 +10528,"[18, 10749]",238593,en,How to Follow Strangers,0.6,2013-10-28,How to Follow Strangers,5.8,8 +10529,[35],212410,en,Dave Foley: Relatively Well,0.6,2013-09-24,Dave Foley: Relatively Well,5.8,5 +10530,"[10402, 99]",98064,en,The Source Family,0.6,2013-05-01,The Source Family,5.8,9 +10531,"[35, 878, 10749, 18]",361839,en,The Web,0.6,2013-09-28,The Web,5.8,4 +10532,"[10402, 18, 10749, 35]",350331,en,B-Side,0.6,2015-07-21,B-Side,5.8,2 +10533,"[10749, 18, 35]",227655,en,So This Is Christmas,0.6,2013-10-01,So This Is Christmas,5.8,4 +10534,[],220871,en,Mayweather vs. Canelo,0.6,2013-09-15,Mayweather vs. Canelo,5.8,2 +10535,"[35, 12]",213204,en,The Foxy Merkins,0.6,2013-08-09,The Foxy Merkins,5.8,4 +10536,"[99, 10751, 18]",205985,en,Miss You Can Do It,0.6,2013-06-24,Miss You Can Do It,5.8,2 +10537,"[18, 10749]",194967,en,A New York Heartbeat,0.6,2013-07-19,A New York Heartbeat,5.8,2 +10538,[99],155257,en,My Brooklyn,0.6,2013-01-04,My Brooklyn,5.8,4 +10539,[],413205,en,Entwinement,0.6,2013-05-01,Entwinement,5.7,3 +10540,[99],259143,en,Undressing Israel: Gay Men in the Promised Land,0.6,2013-01-13,Undressing Israel: Gay Men in the Promised Land,5.7,3 +10541,[],228649,en,Shaquille O'Neal All-Star Comedy Jam Live from Atlanta,0.6,2013-06-23,Shaquille O'Neal All-Star Comedy Jam Live from Atlanta,5.7,3 +10542,"[35, 18, 36]",203375,fr,Une Vie Radieuse,0.6,2013-06-25,A Radiant Life,5.7,3 +10543,[],199929,en,Mister John,0.6,2013-10-12,Mister John,5.7,3 +10544,[99],190740,en,Adventure Coral Reef 3D - Under the Sea of Egypt,0.6,2013-02-25,Adventure Coral Reef 3D - Under the Sea of Egypt,5.7,3 +10545,"[18, 10749]",159775,tl,Ang Nawawala,0.6,2013-01-19,What Isn't There,5.7,3 +10546,[18],129115,es,Leones,0.6,2013-03-25,Lions,5.7,3 +10547,"[99, 35]",128130,en,Lunarcy!,0.6,2013-04-03,Lunarcy!,5.7,3 +10548,[99],127905,en,First Comes Love,0.6,2013-05-13,First Comes Love,5.7,3 +10549,[],217370,en,BNSF,0.6,2013-03-01,BNSF,5.6,4 +10550,[],181756,en,Waking,0.6,2013-04-19,Waking,5.6,8 +10551,"[12, 18, 10751]",128204,en,Satellite Boy,0.6,2013-01-04,Satellite Boy,5.6,4 +10552,[35],182219,fr,Les Profs,0.6,2013-05-05,Serial Teachers,5.6,790 +10553,[99],214671,en,Spinning Plates,0.6,2013-10-25,Spinning Plates,5.6,7 +10554,"[10402, 16, 18, 10751]",404290,en,Tamara,0.6,2013-06-29,Tamara,5.5,3 +10555,[27],386867,en,White With Red,0.6,2013-08-19,White With Red,5.5,2 +10556,"[35, 27]",383901,en,The Last Buck Hunt,0.6,2013-09-21,The Last Buck Hunt,5.5,2 +10557,"[18, 35]",325766,en,The Arm,0.6,2013-01-01,The Arm,5.5,2 +10558,"[27, 35]",316780,en,The Shower,0.6,2013-10-06,The Shower,5.5,2 +10559,[27],292617,en,The Leaf Blower Massacre,0.6,2013-01-12,The Leaf Blower Massacre,5.5,1 +10560,[18],291876,en,Bukowski,0.6,2013-06-19,Bukowski,5.5,2 +10561,[10402],277716,it,Daryl Hall and John Oates - New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival,0.6,2013-05-05,Daryl Hall and John Oates - New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival,5.5,1 +10562,[16],275064,en,Move Mountain,0.6,2013-01-01,Move Mountain,5.5,2 +10563,[18],268952,en,Bob's New Suit,0.6,2011-06-22,Bob's New Suit,5.5,1 +10564,[18],266540,en,Broken Side of Time,0.6,2013-06-01,Broken Side of Time,5.5,1 +10565,[],260799,en,Invectum,0.6,2013-12-19,Invectum,5.5,2 +10566,[],253153,en,The Girl from Nagasaki,0.6,2013-11-11,The Girl from Nagasaki,5.5,2 +10567,"[10749, 18]",244612,en,Exiles,0.6,2013-12-19,Exiles,5.5,2 +10568,"[14, 18, 10749]",234657,en,Life in Text.,0.6,2013-11-07,Life in Text.,5.5,2 +10569,"[10770, 10751, 18, 35]",230917,en,Season of Miracles,0.6,2013-10-01,Season of Miracles,5.5,3 +10570,"[28, 878]",229809,en,Project Arbiter,0.6,2013-07-18,Project Arbiter,5.5,2 +10571,"[18, 10749]",224491,da,Miraklet,0.6,2013-10-12,The Miracle,5.5,2 +10572,[35],222370,en,Jim Breuer: And Laughter for All,0.6,2013-06-07,Jim Breuer: And Laughter for All,5.5,2 +10573,[],220477,en,Hope for Love,0.6,2013-01-01,Hope for Love,5.5,1 +10574,[35],219834,en,Laughing to the Bank,0.6,2013-09-06,Laughing to the Bank,5.5,2 +10575,[35],215023,en,Greg Fitzsimmons: Life on Stage,0.6,2013-08-18,Greg Fitzsimmons: Life on Stage,5.5,2 +10576,[99],211947,en,Evolution vs. God,0.6,2013-08-07,Evolution vs. God,5.5,5 +10577,[18],211100,en,The Investigator,0.6,2013-09-20,The Investigator,5.5,2 +10578,[],210209,en,Privacy Setting,0.6,2013-02-23,Privacy Setting,5.5,2 +10579,[],192580,en,Forty Years from Yesterday,0.6,2013-06-13,Forty Years from Yesterday,5.5,1 +10580,[18],192160,en,This Is Our Time,0.6,2013-03-01,This Is Our Time,5.5,2 +10581,[],170834,en,Eenie Meenie Miney Moe,0.6,2013-03-07,Eenie Meenie Miney Moe,5.5,2 +10582,"[18, 27, 878]",161672,en,The Oxbow Cure,0.6,2013-04-12,The Oxbow Cure,5.5,3 +10583,[99],160218,en,The Brotherhood of the Traveling Rants,0.6,2013-01-19,The Brotherhood of the Traveling Rants,5.5,4 +10584,[],159827,en,Irish Folk Furniture,0.6,2013-01-16,Irish Folk Furniture,5.5,2 +10585,[99],137654,en,Open Heart,0.6,2013-01-15,Open Heart,5.5,2 +10586,[99],91677,en,Greedy Lying Bastards,0.6,2013-03-08,Greedy Lying Bastards,5.5,1 +10587,[99],173473,en,Mr. Angel,0.6,2013-03-09,Mr. Angel,5.4,5 +10588,"[18, 9648, 53]",157804,en,Dose of Reality,0.6,2013-02-28,Dose of Reality,5.4,5 +10589,"[878, 9648, 12]",261157,en,Senn,0.6,2013-02-19,Senn,5.3,6 +10590,"[10770, 35, 18]",256233,en,Star Spangled Banners,0.6,2013-06-29,Star Spangled Banners,5.3,3 +10591,[35],253889,en,American Lowrider,0.6,2013-09-17,American Lowrider,5.3,3 +10592,[99],248891,en,Toxic Hot Seat,0.6,2013-11-25,Toxic Hot Seat,5.3,3 +10593,"[35, 18]",247254,en,Choose You,0.6,2013-11-03,Choose You,5.3,3 +10594,[27],230082,en,Fire City: King of Miseries,0.6,2013-06-29,Fire City: King of Miseries,5.3,3 +10595,"[18, 9648, 10749]",230058,en,Tumbledown,0.6,2013-10-25,Tumbledown,5.3,3 +10596,"[27, 18]",153853,es,Halley,0.6,2013-01-18,Halley,5.3,3 +10597,"[16, 35, 18, 10749]",84319,en,An Oversimplification of Her Beauty,0.6,2013-04-26,An Oversimplification of Her Beauty,5.3,6 +10598,"[18, 99]",300867,en,To Kill a Sparrow,0.6,2013-12-12,To Kill a Sparrow,5.3,2 +10599,[18],285239,en,The Journey of Herman Stone,0.6,2013-06-29,The Journey of Herman Stone,5.3,2 +10600,[99],281990,en,Hug an Atheist,0.6,2013-09-01,Hug an Atheist,5.3,2 +10601,[99],264706,en,In So Many Words,0.6,2013-04-07,In So Many Words,5.3,2 +10602,[99],259591,en,Storm Soldiers,0.6,2013-01-01,Storm Soldiers,5.3,2 +10603,[18],259141,en,Shoot the Moon,0.6,2013-04-27,Shoot the Moon,5.3,2 +10604,[18],257763,en,Torn,0.6,2013-03-02,Torn,5.3,2 +10605,"[18, 9648, 53]",256735,en,The Husband She Met Online,0.6,2013-10-26,The Husband She Met Online,5.3,4 +10606,"[99, 10402]",256391,en,Iron Maiden: The History of Iron Maiden Part 3 (1986-1988),0.6,2013-03-25,Iron Maiden: The History of Iron Maiden Part 3 (1986-1988),5.3,2 +10607,"[28, 18]",254978,en,Beyond Glory,0.6,2013-04-13,Beyond Glory,5.3,2 +10608,"[27, 35]",253098,en,Midget Zombie Takeover,0.6,2013-02-08,Midget Zombie Takeover,5.3,2 +10609,"[53, 28]",248419,en,Perspective,0.6,2013-06-13,Perspective,5.3,2 +10610,[99],242256,en,17 Seconds,0.6,2013-10-30,17 Seconds,5.3,2 +10611,"[14, 27, 9648]",238544,en,Ella,0.6,2013-10-25,Ella,5.3,2 +10612,[10770],232831,en,Bellator 105,0.6,2013-10-24,Bellator 105,5.3,2 +10613,[99],231413,en,Burton Presents: Resort,0.6,2013-10-25,Burton Presents: Resort,5.3,2 +10614,[18],228726,en,Frat Brothers,0.6,2013-10-08,Frat Brothers,5.3,2 +10615,"[99, 10402]",227740,en,The Sea in Between,0.6,2013-01-30,The Sea in Between,5.3,2 +10616,[99],225238,en,Easier Said Than Done,0.6,2013-10-02,Easier Said Than Done,5.3,4 +10617,[27],204620,en,The Eugenist,0.6,2013-05-09,The Eugenist,5.3,4 +10618,[99],202527,en,Creating Freedom: The Lottery of Birth,0.6,2013-06-21,Creating Freedom: The Lottery of Birth,5.3,2 +10619,[],190781,en,"Turtle Hill, Brooklyn",0.6,2013-05-03,"Turtle Hill, Brooklyn",5.3,4 +10620,[18],173916,en,Lily,0.6,2013-04-20,Lily,5.3,2 +10621,"[35, 18]",171756,en,The Racket Boys,0.6,2013-01-28,The Racket Boys,5.3,2 +10622,"[18, 35]",171700,en,City Baby,0.6,2013-03-02,City Baby,5.3,2 +10623,[18],157919,en,Knife Fight,0.6,2013-01-25,Knife Fight,5.2,20 +10624,[99],303124,en,Mind of a Rampage Killer,0.6,2013-02-20,Mind of a Rampage Killer,5.2,6 +10625,"[99, 36]",287786,en,Ha-Ma'Abada,0.6,2013-01-01,The Lab,5.2,3 +10626,[35],244808,en,Kathy Griffin: Record Breaker,0.6,2013-12-18,Kathy Griffin: Record Breaker,5.2,3 +10627,"[80, 18]",242084,hi,सत्य २,0.6,2013-11-01,Satya 2,5.2,3 +10628,[99],200588,en,The Doctor,0.6,2013-06-09,The Doctor,5.2,3 +10629,[53],180095,en,Refuge,0.6,2013-03-22,Refuge,5.2,6 +10630,[18],129117,en,Yema,0.6,2013-08-28,Yema,5.2,3 +10631,[27],254732,en,Haunted,0.6,2013-03-31,Haunted,5.1,5 +10632,[18],254045,ru,Деточки,0.6,2013-04-10,Kids,5.1,5 +10633,[99],542960,en,Provenance,0.6,2013-01-01,Provenance,5.0,1 +10634,"[18, 28, 35]",492023,en,Worst Kind of People,0.6,2013-09-01,Worst Kind of People,5.0,1 +10635,[],490155,en,2 Days: Gennady Golovkin,0.6,2013-06-08,2 Days: Gennady Golovkin,5.0,1 +10636,[99],472360,es,Las muertes chiquitas,0.6,2013-10-08,Las muertes chiquitas,5.0,1 +10637,[],458882,en,Joal Compass: Back to Me,0.6,2013-01-01,Joal Compass: Back to Me,5.0,1 +10638,[14],458805,en,Justin Bieber: The Key,0.6,2013-05-23,Justin Bieber: The Key,5.0,2 +10639,"[35, 18]",455246,en,American Autumn,0.6,2013-01-01,American Autumn,5.0,1 +10640,"[35, 18, 10751]",450517,en,No Ordinary Hero: The SuperDeafy Movie,0.6,2013-10-01,No Ordinary Hero: The SuperDeafy Movie,5.0,1 +10641,"[10749, 35, 18]",443607,en,Red Lodge,0.6,2013-01-06,Red Lodge,5.0,1 +10642,[18],432631,en,Midnights with Adam,0.6,2013-05-08,Midnights with Adam,5.0,1 +10643,[],425517,en,Our Lady of Lourdes,0.6,2013-12-07,Our Lady of Lourdes,5.0,1 +10644,"[14, 9648, 878]",424310,en,spanners,0.6,2013-01-01,spanners,5.0,1 +10645,[16],414885,en,Fingers Tale,0.6,2013-07-27,Fingers Tale,5.0,1 +10646,[],410019,en,Dual,0.6,2013-09-23,Dual,5.0,1 +10647,[],409819,en,Judge Mathis,0.6,2013-02-28,Judge Mathis,5.0,1 +10648,[27],408373,en,Fathom,0.6,2013-01-01,Fathom,5.0,1 +10649,[],381551,en,That B.E.A.T.,0.6,2013-01-18,That B.E.A.T.,5.0,1 +10650,[16],377982,en,Two Chips,0.6,2013-10-07,Two Chips,5.0,1 +10651,[878],374602,en,Hybrids,0.6,2013-06-07,Hybrids,5.0,2 +10652,"[53, 18, 878]",367166,en,Insight,0.6,2013-01-15,Insight,5.0,1 +10653,"[10402, 99]",357920,en,"12 Years of DFA: Too Old To Be New, Too New To Be Classic",0.6,2013-05-06,"12 Years of DFA: Too Old To Be New, Too New To Be Classic",5.0,1 +10654,"[53, 878]",348492,en,Call Back,0.6,2013-10-01,Call Back,5.0,1 +10655,"[80, 35]",343759,en,The Misbehaviour of Polly Paper Cut,0.6,2013-06-22,The Misbehaviour of Polly Paper Cut,5.0,1 +10656,[99],338276,en,In Their Room: London,0.6,2013-06-23,In Their Room: London,5.0,1 +10657,[],331163,en,Travel Plans,0.6,2013-03-17,Travel Plans,5.0,1 +10658,[16],329171,en,Crab,0.6,2013-04-21,Crab,5.0,1 +10659,[],328330,en,The Fourth Partition,0.6,2013-11-08,The Fourth Partition,5.0,1 +10660,[18],318868,en,Out of Reach,0.6,2013-07-01,Out of Reach,5.0,1 +10661,"[53, 18]",316215,en,Deceitful,0.6,2013-06-06,Deceitful,5.0,1 +10662,[],307550,tr,Meryem,0.6,2013-09-20,Meryem,5.0,1 +10663,[],304583,en,Pizza Shop,0.6,2013-06-06,Pizza Shop,5.0,1 +10664,[],296837,en,Walk On,0.6,2013-01-01,Walk On,5.0,1 +10665,"[18, 28, 14]",294803,en,Mystic Blade,0.6,2013-01-01,Mystic Blade,5.0,1 +10666,"[12, 99, 18]",291888,en,Glacial Balance,0.6,2013-12-02,Glacial Balance,5.0,1 +10667,[99],290138,en,Lunar Almanac,0.6,2013-10-04,Lunar Almanac,5.0,1 +10668,[99],288185,en,An Ordinary Hero: The True Story of Joan Trumpauer Mulholland,0.6,2013-02-15,An Ordinary Hero: The True Story of Joan Trumpauer Mulholland,5.0,1 +10669,[99],278339,en,Brad Warner's Hardcore Zen,0.6,2013-12-06,Brad Warner's Hardcore Zen,5.0,1 +10670,"[18, 10751]",276550,en,Susie's Hope,0.6,2013-01-01,Susie's Hope,5.0,1 +10671,[],275580,en,Spooners,0.6,2013-01-01,Spooners,5.0,1 +10672,[],275069,en,OJ: The Musical,0.6,2013-08-01,OJ: The Musical,5.0,1 +10673,[16],274390,en,Another,0.6,2013-05-30,Another,5.0,2 +10674,[],274163,en,The Master's Voice: Caveirão,0.6,2013-07-17,The Master's Voice: Caveirão,5.0,1 +10675,[],273955,en,King Me,0.6,2013-05-01,King Me,5.0,1 +10676,[16],273094,en,Let Your Light Shine,0.6,2013-09-01,Let Your Light Shine,5.0,2 +10677,[35],267511,en,X Confident,0.6,2013-01-20,X Confident,5.0,1 +10678,[],263563,en,Scrapper,0.6,2013-05-21,Scrapper,5.0,1 +10679,"[35, 18, 10749]",256995,en,2nd Serve,0.6,2013-08-27,2nd Serve,5.0,1 +10680,[10749],252524,en,Love Will Tear Us Apart,0.6,2013-06-02,Love Will Tear Us Apart,5.0,1 +10681,[],249055,en,The Love Letter,0.6,2013-08-10,The Love Letter,5.0,2 +10682,[],247970,en,Homecoming,0.6,2013-11-26,Homecoming,5.0,1 +10683,[35],244459,en,West Hollywood Motel,0.6,2013-12-16,West Hollywood Motel,5.0,1 +10684,[16],243213,en,A Good Clay to Die Hard,0.6,2013-02-08,A Good Clay to Die Hard,5.0,1 +10685,"[16, 27]",242843,en,Drug Bust Doody,0.6,2013-05-19,Drug Bust Doody,5.0,1 +10686,[99],242580,en,Skinningrove,0.6,2013-01-01,Skinningrove,5.0,1 +10687,[],241488,en,Red Bull Ultra Natural,0.6,2013-03-30,Red Bull Ultra Natural,5.0,1 +10688,[99],238928,en,Tracing Skylines,0.6,2013-10-31,Tracing Skylines,5.0,1 +10689,[35],235480,en,Steve Rannazzisi: Manchild,0.6,2013-11-16,Steve Rannazzisi: Manchild,5.0,2 +10690,[99],232469,en,The Pleasures of Being Out of Step,0.6,2013-04-03,The Pleasures of Being Out of Step,5.0,1 +10691,[18],231824,pt,Julian,0.6,2013-06-21,Julian,5.0,1 +10692,"[27, 878, 53]",230539,en,Nicotine Stains,0.6,2013-03-02,Nicotine Stains,5.0,1 +10693,"[80, 18]",229863,en,Three Rounds,0.6,2013-06-26,Three Rounds,5.0,1 +10694,[18],229775,en,Belfast Air,0.6,2013-01-10,Belfast Air,5.0,1 +10695,[99],228332,en,A Simple Walk Into Mordor,0.6,2013-01-01,A Simple Walk Into Mordor,5.0,1 +10696,[18],228306,en,Message Sent,0.6,2013-09-20,Message Sent,5.0,1 +10697,[99],227800,en,Here Be Dragons,0.6,2013-08-30,Here Be Dragons,5.0,1 +10698,[18],226121,de,Nordstrand,0.6,2013-10-19,Nordstrand,5.0,1 +10699,[878],224840,en,From the Future with Love,0.6,2013-01-01,From the Future with Love,5.0,1 +10700,[27],224511,en,Dark Realm,0.6,2013-09-29,Dark Realm,5.0,1 +10701,[],222269,en,A Love That Hurts,0.6,2013-09-26,A Love That Hurts,5.0,1 +10702,[],221879,en,Un Conte de Michel de Montaigne,0.6,2013-09-11,Un Conte de Michel de Montaigne,5.0,1 +10703,"[27, 18, 53]",221425,en,Mujer Lobo,0.6,2013-09-14,She Wolf,5.0,2 +10704,[27],220490,en,Her Cry: La Llorona Investigation,0.6,2013-04-19,Her Cry: La Llorona Investigation,5.0,2 +10705,[35],219665,en,Pendejo,0.6,2013-08-28,Pendejo (Idiot),5.0,1 +10706,[],218861,en,After Warhol,0.6,2011-12-31,After Warhol,5.0,1 +10707,[99],218065,en,Wild Alaska,0.6,2013-02-05,Wild Alaska,5.0,1 +10708,[],216928,es,Los últimos cristeros,0.6,2013-08-30,Los últimos cristeros,5.0,1 +10709,"[18, 35]",209601,en,Trouble,0.6,2013-04-17,Trouble,5.0,1 +10710,[53],206728,en,Closure,0.6,2013-01-18,Closure,5.0,2 +10711,[],206391,en,Trash and Progress,0.6,2013-07-11,Trash and Progress,5.0,2 +10712,[],203422,en,Gli Immacolati,0.6,2013-06-25,The Immaculates,5.0,1 +10713,[],203280,en,Que je tombe tout le temps ?,0.6,2013-06-25,That I'm Falling?,5.0,1 +10714,[],191521,en,American Commune,0.6,2013-04-29,American Commune,5.0,1 +10715,[99],190972,en,Out-Takes from the Life of a Happy Man,0.6,2013-04-25,Out-Takes from the Life of a Happy Man,5.0,1 +10716,[99],186776,en,Smiling Through the Apocalypse: Esquire in the 60s,0.6,2013-01-13,Smiling Through the Apocalypse: Esquire in the 60s,5.0,1 +10717,[],186277,en,Fall to Grace,0.6,2013-01-18,Fall to Grace,5.0,1 +10718,[10751],181894,en,An Easter Bunny Puppy,0.6,2013-03-01,An Easter Bunny Puppy,5.0,2 +10719,[99],181071,en,My Favorite Picture of You,0.6,2013-03-01,My Favorite Picture of You,5.0,1 +10720,"[16, 10751]",180831,en,Sid the Science Kid: The Movie,0.6,2013-04-02,Sid the Science Kid: The Movie,5.0,1 +10721,[18],178401,en,Luna Park,0.6,2013-02-11,Luna Park,5.0,2 +10722,[99],174362,en,Bending Steel,0.6,2013-04-20,Bending Steel,5.0,1 +10723,[],173475,en,The Network,0.6,2013-09-27,The Network,5.0,1 +10724,[99],173465,en,Medora,0.6,2013-11-08,Medora,5.0,1 +10725,"[10402, 99]",173168,en,We Always Lie to Strangers,0.6,2013-04-04,We Always Lie to Strangers,5.0,1 +10726,[],173051,en,Zayiat,0.6,2013-03-11,Zayiat,5.0,1 +10727,[],169862,en,Los Wild Ones,0.6,2013-02-08,Los Wild Ones,5.0,1 +10728,[],169855,en,Big Joy: The Adventures of James Broughton,0.6,2013-03-09,Big Joy: The Adventures of James Broughton,5.0,1 +10729,[18],169794,en,All That I Am,0.6,2013-03-10,All That I Am,5.0,1 +10730,[],160221,en,Without Shepherds,0.6,2013-01-20,Without Shepherds,5.0,1 +10731,"[27, 18]",159826,en,Broken Night,0.6,2013-01-16,Broken Night,5.0,1 +10732,[],159631,en,Big Words,0.6,2013-07-12,Big Words,5.0,1 +10733,[],159040,en,The Stuart Hall Project,0.6,2013-01-18,The Stuart Hall Project,5.0,2 +10734,[99],154788,en,Web,0.6,2013-11-16,Web,5.0,1 +10735,[99],146592,fr,Traviata et nous,0.6,2013-05-15,Becoming Traviata,5.0,1 +10736,"[99, 36]",142914,en,In Search of Blind Joe Death: The Saga of John Fahey,0.6,2013-08-16,In Search of Blind Joe Death: The Saga of John Fahey,5.0,1 +10737,[99],236793,en,Way of Life,0.6,2013-10-31,Way of Life,4.9,4 +10738,[18],223958,en,Lost on Purpose,0.6,2013-10-04,Lost on Purpose,4.9,4 +10739,[18],269043,en,National Geographic American Blackout,0.6,2013-08-27,National Geographic American Blackout,4.8,3 +10740,"[53, 18, 9648]",259894,en,A Sister's Revenge,0.6,2013-04-27,A Sister's Revenge,4.8,6 +10741,[18],204784,en,Anna Nicole,0.6,2013-06-29,Anna Nicole,4.8,30 +10742,[],235494,en,A Country Christmas Story,0.6,2013-11-09,A Country Christmas Story,4.8,5 +10743,"[18, 53, 10770]",230625,en,Profile for Murder,0.6,2013-04-05,Profile for Murder,4.8,5 +10744,[99],247018,en,Made for Play: Board Games and Modern Industry,0.6,2013-01-01,Made for Play: Board Games and Modern Industry,4.8,2 +10745,"[18, 9648]",235588,en,Writer's Block,0.6,2013-11-01,Writer's Block,4.8,4 +10746,[10402],223586,en,Neal Morse: Live Momentum,0.6,2013-02-19,Neal Morse: Live Momentum,4.8,2 +10747,[27],215731,en,Raw,0.6,2013-08-20,Raw,4.8,4 +10748,[99],102865,en,Off Label,0.6,2013-08-09,Off Label,4.8,2 +10749,"[53, 18]",305969,en,Forever's End,0.6,2013-06-07,Forever's End,4.7,5 +10750,[35],223932,he,Cupcakes,0.6,2013-06-26,Cupcakes,4.7,10 +10751,"[28, 35]",240905,en,Christmas Bounty,0.6,2013-11-26,Christmas Bounty,4.7,13 +10752,[18],424629,en,Hunter,0.6,2013-07-27,Hunter,4.7,6 +10753,[18],321919,en,The Shift,0.6,2013-02-24,The Shift,4.7,3 +10754,"[28, 35, 80]",278778,en,Dancing Ninja,0.6,2013-10-08,Dancing Ninja,4.7,3 +10755,"[28, 80]",267681,en,Harlequin,0.6,2013-03-20,Harlequin,4.7,3 +10756,[27],234993,en,7th Day,0.6,2013-10-29,7th Day,4.7,3 +10757,"[28, 27, 878]",184712,en,Battledogs,0.6,2013-04-05,Battledogs,4.7,30 +10758,[27],224908,en,Embrace of the Vampire,0.6,2013-10-15,Embrace of the Vampire,4.6,41 +10759,[99],430687,en,Mayweather,0.6,2013-04-27,Mayweather,4.5,2 +10760,"[18, 10770]",413709,en,Megalodon: The Monster Shark Lives,0.6,2013-08-04,Megalodon: The Monster Shark Lives,4.5,2 +10761,[],316389,en,2 to Tangle,0.6,2013-04-02,2 to Tangle,4.5,2 +10762,"[37, 28, 12, 18]",293574,en,The Trail,0.6,2013-09-21,The Trail,4.5,4 +10763,[35],271637,en,The Golden Scallop,0.6,2013-01-01,The Golden Scallop,4.5,2 +10764,"[28, 35, 80, 37]",267924,es,Toro Loco,0.6,2013-08-17,Toro Loco,4.5,2 +10765,[35],259913,en,When a Woman's Fed Up,0.6,2013-06-06,When a Woman's Fed Up,4.5,1 +10766,[53],257080,en,Left of Center,0.6,2013-02-25,Left of Center,4.5,1 +10767,"[99, 10402]",256901,en,A Perfect Circle: Stone and Echo,0.6,2013-11-26,A Perfect Circle: Stone and Echo,4.5,2 +10768,[10402],248550,en,Alestorm – Live at the End of the World,0.6,2013-11-13,Alestorm – Live at the End of the World,4.5,2 +10769,[99],247535,en,Compassing,0.6,2013-08-16,Compassing,4.5,2 +10770,[99],242822,en,Norway 3D,0.6,2013-12-14,Norway 3D,4.5,2 +10771,[99],242509,en,Mexican Fighter,0.6,2013-11-05,Mexican Fighter,4.5,2 +10772,"[27, 53]",238358,en,Fear Lives Here,0.6,2013-05-16,Fear Lives Here,4.5,3 +10773,[12],234843,en,Valhalla,0.6,2013-09-13,Valhalla,4.5,2 +10774,[10402],198766,en,Jackson Browne And Sara Watkins Live From Denver,0.6,2013-06-13,Jackson Browne And Sara Watkins Live From Denver,4.5,2 +10775,"[27, 35]",189098,en,The Zombie King,0.6,2013-05-31,The Zombie King,4.5,6 +10776,[],189007,en,Love Birds,0.6,2013-04-25,Love Birds,4.5,1 +10777,[],159625,en,Best Friends Forever,0.6,2013-01-19,Best Friends Forever,4.5,5 +10778,"[35, 10770]",180794,en,"Tom, Dick and Harriet",0.6,2013-03-16,"Tom, Dick and Harriet",4.4,4 +10779,"[18, 14]",224879,en,Crimson Winter,0.6,2013-10-27,Crimson Winter,4.3,3 +10780,"[9648, 53, 18]",171764,es,Los condenados,0.6,2013-03-01,Los condenados,4.3,3 +10781,"[99, 36]",294761,en,Golden Gate Girls,0.6,2013-11-09,Golden Gate Girls,4.3,2 +10782,"[14, 16]",284604,en,The Guardian's Tale,0.6,2013-10-19,The Guardian's Tale,4.3,2 +10783,[99],277383,en,Secret Life of Predators,0.6,2013-09-20,Secret Life of Predators,4.3,2 +10784,[],270146,en,Nazithon: Decadence And Destruction,0.6,2013-06-11,Nazithon: Decadence And Destruction,4.3,2 +10785,[99],270023,en,Galapagos 3D - Charles Darwin's Big Adventure,0.6,2013-10-23,Galapagos 3D - Charles Darwin's Big Adventure,4.3,2 +10786,[99],259524,en,The Starfish Throwers,0.6,2013-03-17,The Starfish Throwers,4.3,2 +10787,[10402],246982,en,Ministry - Enjoy the Quiet: Live at Wacken 2012,0.6,2013-08-05,Ministry - Enjoy the Quiet: Live at Wacken 2012,4.3,2 +10788,[99],243734,en,August Burns Red: Foreign & Familiar,0.6,2013-12-03,August Burns Red: Foreign & Familiar,4.3,2 +10789,[99],241109,en,The March,0.6,2013-08-26,The March,4.3,4 +10790,[10402],240202,fr,Genesis Revisited: Live at Hammersmith,0.6,2013-10-29,Genesis Revisited: Live at Hammersmith,4.3,2 +10791,[18],231627,en,Stalkers,0.6,2013-04-13,Stalkers,4.3,6 +10792,[99],217019,en,Jamel Shabazz Street Photographer,0.6,2013-08-02,Jamel Shabazz Street Photographer,4.3,2 +10793,"[35, 18, 10751]",239285,en,My Angel,0.6,2013-11-19,My Angel,4.2,3 +10794,"[10752, 18, 10749, 53]",226962,pl,W ukryciu,0.6,2013-12-01,In Hiding,4.2,3 +10795,[18],219724,en,Online,0.6,2013-08-26,Online,4.2,3 +10796,"[99, 18]",211086,hi,Faith Connections,0.6,2013-11-21,Faith Connections,4.2,3 +10797,[35],225703,en,The Starving Games,0.6,2013-11-08,The Starving Games,4.2,360 +10798,[16],503372,en,Jack the Ripper,0.6,2013-09-14,Jack the Ripper,4.0,1 +10799,[],493442,en,Leolex,0.6,2013-03-26,Leolex,4.0,1 +10800,"[99, 878]",439826,en,Sirius,0.6,2013-01-01,Sirius,4.0,1 +10801,[],432762,en,To Hell with a Bullet,0.6,2013-08-17,To Hell with a Bullet,4.0,3 +10802,[27],424266,en,Self Induced Nightmares,0.6,2013-11-04,Self Induced Nightmares,4.0,1 +10803,[10749],410680,en,Haven't We Met Before?,0.6,2013-02-04,Haven't We Met Before?,4.0,2 +10804,[99],385700,en,Death of a Prisoner,0.6,2013-01-10,Death of a Prisoner,4.0,1 +10805,[],359062,en,Theatre of the Deranged II,0.6,2013-06-01,Theatre of the Deranged II,4.0,1 +10806,[53],353949,en,Final Move,0.6,2013-10-08,Final Move,4.0,1 +10807,"[18, 27, 878]",337857,en,Reaver,0.6,2013-12-13,Reaver,4.0,2 +10808,[27],331164,en,Dr. Frankenstein's Wax Museum of the Hungry Dead,0.6,2013-03-23,Frankenstein's Hungry Dead,4.0,1 +10809,[],328691,en,The Laughing Heart,0.6,2013-01-01,The Laughing Heart,4.0,2 +10810,"[27, 878]",326663,en,Bar Talk,0.6,2013-02-21,Bar Talk,4.0,1 +10811,[35],326276,en,Crackerjack,0.6,2013-09-13,Crackerjack,4.0,2 +10812,[],323135,en,Black Girl in Paris,0.6,2013-06-01,Black Girl in Paris,4.0,1 +10813,[],307562,en,Naa Rakumarudu,0.6,2013-01-01,Naa Rakumarudu,4.0,1 +10814,[35],301058,en,Man Camp,0.6,2013-08-12,Man Camp,4.0,1 +10815,"[12, 18]",300436,en,Worn,0.6,2013-03-24,Worn,4.0,1 +10816,"[18, 80]",294837,en,Stand Your Ground,0.6,2013-10-17,Stand Your Ground,4.0,1 +10817,"[9648, 18, 80, 53]",293562,en,The Insomniac,0.6,2013-12-27,The Insomniac,4.0,1 +10818,"[28, 53]",289705,en,The Cain Complex,0.6,2013-10-21,The Cain Complex,4.0,3 +10819,[],279214,en,Another Dirty Movie,0.6,2013-05-18,Another Dirty Movie,4.0,2 +10820,"[53, 18]",271468,en,Taken by Grace,0.6,2013-07-23,Taken by Grace,4.0,2 +10821,"[35, 18]",270805,en,Summer League,0.6,2013-03-18,Summer League,4.0,3 +10822,[27],260809,en,Dare,0.6,2013-10-31,Dare,4.0,1 +10823,[99],260730,en,The Adventures of Dr. Crackhead,0.6,2013-05-14,The Adventures of Dr. Crackhead,4.0,1 +10824,[],255305,en,The Aztec Box,0.6,2013-10-31,The Aztec Box,4.0,2 +10825,[10402],252583,en,REO Speedwagon - Live at Moondance Jam,0.6,2013-11-19,REO Speedwagon - Live at Moondance Jam,4.0,2 +10826,[99],251310,en,Radiolab Live: Apocalyptical,0.6,2013-12-09,Radiolab Live: Apocalyptical,4.0,2 +10827,[16],244185,en,Ripe Rock,0.6,2013-09-12,Ripe Rock,4.0,1 +10828,"[35, 10749]",242551,en,Act Like You Love Me,0.6,2013-08-06,Act Like You Love Me,4.0,2 +10829,[80],240310,en,A Tentative Gangster,0.6,2013-09-15,A Tentative Gangster,4.0,1 +10830,[10402],239773,en,Black Sabbath - Live... Gathered in Their Masses,0.6,2013-11-23,Black Sabbath - Live... Gathered in Their Masses,4.0,2 +10831,"[12, 99]",236208,en,Bavarian direct - Huberbuam extrem,0.6,2013-02-24,The Huber Buam at Mt. Asgard,4.0,2 +10832,"[12, 35, 10751]",230273,en,The Stream,0.6,2013-10-16,The Stream,4.0,1 +10833,"[18, 10749]",230089,en,Angst,0.6,2013-09-07,Angst,4.0,1 +10834,"[18, 10749]",230005,en,Objects in the Rearview,0.6,2013-03-22,Objects in the Rearview,4.0,1 +10835,[],229015,en,Bratz Go to Paris: The Movie,0.6,2013-10-08,Bratz Go to Paris: The Movie,4.0,1 +10836,[],227960,en,Cut to Black,0.6,2013-10-18,Cut to Black,4.0,3 +10837,[35],225750,ru,Дед 005,0.6,2013-09-15,Grandpa 005,4.0,1 +10838,[10402],224906,en,Nine Inch Nails: Lollapalooza 2013,0.6,2013-08-02,Nine Inch Nails: Lollapalooza 2013,4.0,2 +10839,"[18, 10749]",224094,de,Ich hab noch Auferstehung,0.6,2013-10-19,Still Got Lives,4.0,1 +10840,[18],223015,en,Trattoria,0.6,2013-09-17,Trattoria,4.0,2 +10841,"[28, 18, 80]",219897,de,Barrio Brawler,0.6,2013-08-27,Barrio Brawler,4.0,4 +10842,[],218026,en,Two Scoops,0.6,2013-05-30,Two Scoops,4.0,1 +10843,"[99, 10402]",211297,en,Grateful Dead: Sunshine Daydream,0.6,2013-08-01,Grateful Dead: Sunshine Daydream,4.0,2 +10844,[99],201360,en,All of Me,0.6,2013-06-15,All of Me,4.0,1 +10845,[35],199675,en,Girl Meets Boy,0.6,2013-06-04,Girl Meets Boy,4.0,2 +10846,"[18, 10751]",198187,en,The Bouquet,0.6,2013-02-05,The Bouquet,4.0,3 +10847,"[35, 18]",192844,en,Matt's Chance,0.6,2013-01-31,Matt's Chance,4.0,2 +10848,"[27, 53, 9648]",188667,en,Lucid,0.6,2013-06-21,Lucid,4.0,1 +10849,[],177545,en,Matrimonio,0.6,2013-03-03,Marriage,4.0,2 +10850,[99],173195,en,Continental,0.6,2013-03-10,Continental,4.0,1 +10851,"[99, 35]",168319,en,Exposed,0.6,2013-11-15,Exposed,4.0,1 +10852,"[80, 28]",163313,en,Better Mus Come,0.6,2013-03-15,Better Mus Come,4.0,2 +10853,"[12, 28, 53]",141058,en,A Viking Saga: The Darkest Day,0.6,2013-07-23,A Viking Saga: The Darkest Day,4.0,21 +10854,[27],246337,en,Gator Green,0.6,2013-06-11,Gator Green,3.9,4 +10855,"[18, 35]",133082,es,El muerto y ser feliz,0.6,2013-10-04,The Dead Man and Being Happy,3.9,5 +10856,"[18, 10402]",255869,en,Pleased to Meet Me,0.6,2013-10-10,Pleased to Meet Me,3.8,3 +10857,[18],240737,en,Live at the Foxes Den,0.6,2013-12-06,Live at the Foxes Den,3.8,3 +10858,"[10749, 27]",286223,en,Shadow Zombie,0.6,2013-10-04,Shadow Zombie,3.8,2 +10859,[10402],285991,en,ABachalypse Now,0.6,2013-03-26,ABachalypse Now,3.8,2 +10860,[27],274078,en,Carne: The Taco Maker,0.6,2013-07-10,Carne: The Taco Maker,3.8,2 +10861,[27],253755,en,The Scorpion's Sting,0.6,2013-08-28,The Scorpion's Sting,3.8,2 +10862,[],253428,en,Dreams,0.6,2013-02-01,Dreams,3.8,2 +10863,[18],251324,en,Blood Type: Unknown,0.6,2013-04-26,Blood Type: Unknown,3.8,2 +10864,[10402],241959,en,The Isaacs: Up Close and Personal,0.6,2013-08-13,The Isaacs: Up Close and Personal,3.8,2 +10865,[10402],227119,en,Rainbow: Black Masquerade,0.6,2013-08-27,Rainbow: Black Masquerade,3.8,2 +10866,[878],226540,en,Collider,0.6,2013-10-26,Collider,3.8,2 +10867,"[99, 36]",222895,en,Réquiem NN,0.6,2013-10-04,Réquiem NN,3.8,2 +10868,"[99, 36]",202093,en,Free China: The Courage to Believe,0.6,2013-05-31,Free China: The Courage to Believe,3.8,2 +10869,"[16, 10751]",196262,en,Return of the Buratino,0.6,2013-04-24,Return of the Buratino,3.8,2 +10870,[10751],180787,en,Our Wild Hearts,0.6,2013-03-09,Our Wild Hearts,3.8,4 +10871,[28],264071,zh,Warrior Assassin,0.6,2013-11-22,Warrior Assassin,3.7,3 +10872,[35],259269,en,The Purge: The Morning After,0.6,2013-09-04,The Purge: The Morning After,3.7,3 +10873,"[18, 9648, 53]",215752,en,The Trainer,0.6,2013-06-21,The Trainer,3.7,3 +10874,[35],181106,en,Desperate Acts of Magic,0.6,2013-05-03,Desperate Acts of Magic,3.7,4 +10875,"[27, 53]",453259,en,Devils in the Darkness,0.6,2013-05-15,Devils in the Darkness,3.5,1 +10876,[878],420117,en,Telescope,0.6,2013-07-12,Telescope,3.5,2 +10877,"[18, 27, 9648]",381776,en,The Rohl Farms Haunting,0.6,2013-10-31,The Rohl Farms Haunting,3.5,2 +10878,[],336107,en,Meat the Jones,0.6,2013-01-01,Meat the Jones,3.5,2 +10879,[18],315232,en,Water Song,0.6,2013-04-26,Water Song,3.5,2 +10880,[],307156,en,Alone,0.6,2013-11-03,Alone,3.5,2 +10881,"[27, 18, 37]",297588,en,Devil's Deal,0.6,2013-03-03,Devil's Deal,3.5,2 +10882,"[18, 27, 53]",259303,en,The Poisoning,0.6,2013-12-24,The Poisoning,3.5,2 +10883,[99],259261,en,The Anonymous People,0.6,2013-08-15,The Anonymous People,3.5,2 +10884,[],255496,en,And Then There Was You,0.6,2013-10-19,And Then There Was You,3.5,2 +10885,"[53, 80, 9648]",239220,en,The Advocate,0.6,2013-02-28,The Advocate,3.5,4 +10886,"[27, 878, 53]",178476,hi,3G,0.6,2013-03-15,3G,3.5,5 +10887,[99],174357,en,Hollandse Nieuwe,0.6,2013-04-18,Raw Herring,3.5,1 +10888,"[28, 35]",180680,hi,हिम्मतवाला,0.6,2013-03-29,Himmatwala,3.4,27 +10889,"[28, 12, 14, 10749]",257598,de,Legend of the Red Reaper,0.6,2013-08-01,Legend of the Red Reaper,3.4,7 +10890,[27],308866,en,Realm Of Souls,0.6,2013-09-27,Realm Of Souls,3.3,3 +10891,"[28, 27]",300235,en,Cannon Fodder,0.6,2013-05-10,Cannon Fodder,3.3,3 +10892,[27],299599,en,Asylum: the Lost Footage,0.6,2013-10-19,Asylum: the Lost Footage,3.3,3 +10893,[878],49265,en,U.F.O.,0.6,2013-11-05,U.F.O.,3.3,4 +10894,"[27, 53, 9648]",205943,en,Severed Footage,0.6,2013-08-20,Severed Footage,3.2,5 +10895,[27],255293,en,Axeman at Cutter's Creek,0.6,2013-02-14,Axeman at Cutter's Creek,3.2,3 +10896,[35],253877,en,My Sister's Wedding,0.6,2013-11-12,My Sister's Wedding,3.2,3 +10897,"[53, 80, 9648]",240733,de,Shame the Devil,0.6,2013-12-02,Shame the Devil,3.1,4 +10898,[],210296,en,Charlie: A Toy Story,0.6,2013-04-02,Charlie: A Toy Story,3.1,4 +10899,[878],515996,en,The Crystal Crypt,0.6,2013-12-05,The Crystal Crypt,3.0,2 +10900,"[18, 53]",500093,en,Wings,0.6,2013-10-25,Wings,3.0,1 +10901,[16],471408,en,The Age of Curious,0.6,2013-08-18,The Age of Curious,3.0,1 +10902,"[10402, 27]",416674,en,Miss Strangelove,0.6,2013-01-06,Miss Strangelove,3.0,1 +10903,[],413677,en,Singularity,0.6,2013-12-12,Singularity,3.0,1 +10904,[99],396948,en,In the Beginning: The Trey Canard Story,0.6,2013-12-10,In the Beginning: The Trey Canard Story,3.0,1 +10905,[53],396644,en,Shades,0.6,2013-08-17,Shades,3.0,1 +10906,[35],315461,en,Who Killed Johnny,0.6,2013-02-13,Who Killed Johnny,3.0,2 +10907,[99],311767,en,The Sixth Man: Bluesanity,0.6,2013-10-10,The Sixth Man: Bluesanity,3.0,1 +10908,[],303248,en,All the Devil's Aliens,0.6,2013-10-25,All the Devil's Aliens,3.0,1 +10909,[99],298782,en,Aya: Awakenings,0.6,2013-04-01,Aya: Awakenings,3.0,1 +10910,[35],296149,en,55 & Older,0.6,2013-08-08,55 & Older,3.0,2 +10911,[35],284933,en,Party Time Party Time,0.6,2013-05-27,Party Time Party Time,3.0,2 +10912,[],273911,en,American Sasquatch Hunters: Bigfoot in America,0.6,2013-08-01,American Sasquatch Hunters: Bigfoot in America,3.0,1 +10913,[],273908,en,Alien Crash at Roswell: The UFO Truth Lost in Time,0.6,2013-01-01,Alien Crash at Roswell: The UFO Truth Lost in Time,3.0,1 +10914,"[27, 35]",255755,en,The Trouble with Barry,0.6,2013-02-15,The Trouble with Barry,3.0,1 +10915,[],255292,en,Dv,0.6,2013-01-30,Dv,3.0,1 +10916,[53],254648,en,Critical Nexus,0.6,2013-12-01,Critical Nexus,3.0,1 +10917,[],250655,en,Red Rider,0.6,2013-07-20,Red Rider,3.0,1 +10918,[],250503,en,Bad Chicken,0.6,2013-03-12,Bad Chicken,3.0,1 +10919,"[10751, 18]",240724,en,The Christmas Colt,0.6,2013-11-05,The Christmas Colt,3.0,1 +10920,[27],238854,en,I Am No One,0.6,2013-10-16,I Am No One,3.0,1 +10921,[37],232517,en,A Sierra Nevada Gunfight,0.6,2013-09-03,A Sierra Nevada Gunfight,3.0,2 +10922,[18],231308,en,Cold Turkey,0.6,2013-11-15,Cold Turkey,3.0,2 +10923,[18],229896,en,Bart,0.6,2013-01-20,Bart,3.0,1 +10924,[],217222,en,The Life Of A Dog,0.6,2013-03-09,The Life Of A Dog,3.0,1 +10925,[],211056,en,Wild Duck,0.6,2013-10-11,Wild Duck,3.0,1 +10926,[53],200721,en,Chosen,0.6,2013-01-31,Chosen,3.0,1 +10927,[35],134666,en,Breakfast with Curtis,0.6,2013-12-04,Breakfast with Curtis,3.0,2 +10928,[],255298,en,Rabid Love,0.6,2013-04-19,Rabid Love,2.8,4 +10929,[27],210238,en,Exorcist Chronicles,0.6,2013-04-01,Exorcist Chronicles,2.7,5 +10930,"[28, 878]",203351,en,Atlantic Rim,0.6,2013-07-09,Atlantic Rim,2.6,50 +10931,"[27, 28, 53]",225898,en,Exit to Hell,0.6,2013-09-30,Exit to Hell,2.6,5 +10932,"[99, 10749]",130993,en,Future My Love,0.6,2013-06-26,Future My Love,2.6,5 +10933,"[53, 28, 9648]",490859,en,Painkiller,0.6,2013-02-02,Painkiller,2.5,2 +10934,[27],397167,en,Peter Coukis: Gimoire,0.6,2013-02-27,Peter Coukis: Gimoire,2.5,1 +10935,[],353090,en,Chill: The Killing Games,0.6,2013-04-01,Chill: The Killing Games,2.5,2 +10936,[],306240,en,The Cook,0.6,2013-04-01,The Cook,2.5,2 +10937,"[35, 27]",279588,en,Cool As Hell,0.6,2013-02-19,Cool As Hell,2.5,2 +10938,[35],273905,en,A Christmas Wedding,0.6,2013-11-05,A Christmas Wedding,2.5,2 +10939,[27],327370,en,Blood Slaughter Massacre,0.6,2013-05-19,Blood Slaughter Massacre,2.3,3 +10940,"[14, 12, 35]",562995,en,Gentlemen Explorers,0.6,2013-05-25,Gentlemen Explorers,2.0,1 +10941,[99],478807,en,Solar Superstorms,0.6,2013-02-15,Solar Superstorms,2.0,1 +10942,[99],458710,en,North Korea: Life Inside the Secret State,0.6,2013-11-14,North Korea: Life Inside the Secret State,2.0,1 +10943,"[28, 80, 18, 36]",356022,en,Black Cat Whiskey,0.6,2013-05-06,Black Cat Whiskey,2.0,1 +10944,"[53, 27]",346964,en,Screen,0.6,2013-06-15,Screen,2.0,2 +10945,[27],325628,en,Danger Word,0.6,2013-11-07,Danger Word,2.0,1 +10946,[27],306077,en,Dead But Dreaming,0.6,2013-07-25,Dead But Dreaming,2.0,1 +10947,[],305028,en,Bad Kitties,0.6,2013-09-14,Bad Kitties,2.0,2 +10948,[],303388,en,The Forever People,0.6,2013-01-01,The Forever People,2.0,1 +10949,[35],295933,en,Sexsquatch: The Legend of Blood Stool Creek,0.6,2013-03-23,Sexsquatch: The Legend of Blood Stool Creek,2.0,2 +10950,[],294604,en,Leaving Limbo,0.6,2013-07-02,Leaving Limbo,2.0,1 +10951,[],292509,en,Telephone World,0.6,2013-03-05,Telephone World,2.0,1 +10952,[],291628,en,Natural Rejection,0.6,2013-10-17,Natural Rejection,2.0,1 +10953,[],291165,en,Hell's Caretaker,0.6,2013-01-01,Hell's Caretaker,2.0,1 +10954,[27],263114,en,Death by VHS,0.6,2013-09-17,Death by VHS,2.0,1 +10955,[27],262693,en,Corpsing,0.6,2013-08-06,Corpsing,2.0,1 +10956,"[53, 18]",255168,en,Finding Faith,0.6,2013-01-15,Finding Faith,2.0,1 +10957,[],254795,en,Being Awesome,0.6,2013-11-03,Being Awesome,2.0,1 +10958,[10751],250243,en,A Talking Pony!?!,0.6,2013-09-01,A Talking Pony!?!,2.0,1 +10959,[],245961,en,Early Grave,0.6,2013-10-08,Early Grave,2.0,1 +10960,[28],244529,en,Gone Dark,0.6,2013-11-01,Gone Dark,2.0,1 +10961,[27],242245,en,Easter Casket,0.6,2013-03-26,Easter Casket,2.0,1 +10962,[35],234281,en,Comic Relief Zero,0.6,2013-11-05,Comic Relief Zero,2.0,1 +10963,"[878, 53]",219723,en,The President's Staff,0.6,2013-12-02,The President's Staff,2.0,2 +10964,[],217405,en,Santorini Blue,0.6,2013-05-01,Santorini Blue,2.0,1 +10965,"[28, 37]",217331,en,Billy the Kid,0.6,2013-08-27,Billy the Kid,2.0,1 +10966,[18],188655,en,Logos,0.6,2013-06-11,Logos,2.0,2 +10967,[],171485,en,Caught on Tape,0.6,2013-02-05,Caught on Tape,2.0,1 +10968,"[16, 28, 12, 878]",46944,en,Project London,0.6,2013-06-12,Project London,2.0,1 +10969,[27],239076,en,1972 Yellow House,0.6,2013-11-24,1972 Yellow House,1.8,2 +10970,[99],217664,en,Unstoppable,0.6,2013-09-24,Unstoppable,1.6,4 +10971,"[53, 27]",301199,en,Bible Belt Slasher: The Holy Terror,0.6,2013-04-13,Bible Belt Slasher: The Holy Terror,1.5,1 +10972,[53],214754,en,Dolls of Voodoo,0.6,2013-08-13,Dolls of Voodoo,1.5,2 +10973,"[80, 28, 12]",198895,en,Dead in 5 Heartbeats,0.6,2013-06-02,Dead in 5 Heartbeats,1.5,2 +10974,[27],191644,en,The Corpse Grinders 3,0.6,2013-05-28,The Corpse Grinders 3,1.5,2 +10975,[],510173,en,The Real Mary Poppins,0.6,2013-01-01,The Real Mary Poppins,1.0,1 +10976,"[18, 10770]",499248,en,The Advocates,0.6,2013-02-03,The Advocates,1.0,1 +10977,[14],362407,en,The Prophet of Oz,0.6,2013-01-01,The Prophet of Oz,1.0,1 +10978,[99],336703,en,The Pantry Ghost Documentary,0.6,2013-11-08,The Pantry Ghost Documentary,1.0,1 +10979,[],331335,en,Demon Exorcism: The Devil Inside Maxwell Bastas,0.6,2013-02-19,Demon Exorcism: The Devil Inside Maxwell Bastas,1.0,1 +10980,[],328329,en,The Dahl Dynasty,0.6,2013-03-24,The Dahl Dynasty,1.0,1 +10981,[27],327025,en,Amerikan Holocaust,0.6,2013-01-01,Amerikan Holocaust,1.0,1 +10982,"[27, 80, 99, 36]",326992,en,The Bridgewater Triangle,0.6,2013-10-29,The Bridgewater Triangle,1.0,1 +10983,[99],321417,en,Linda Lovelace: Loose Lips - Her Last Interview,0.6,2013-12-01,Linda Lovelace: Loose Lips - Her Last Interview,1.0,1 +10984,[],316163,en,Mop King,0.6,2013-10-24,Mop King,1.0,1 +10985,[27],303303,en,My Boo,0.6,2013-09-17,My Boo,1.0,1 +10986,[53],302287,en,Dark Minds,0.6,2013-09-30,Dark Minds,1.0,1 +10987,[18],296752,en,Happy Slapping,0.6,2013-08-01,Happy Slapping,1.0,1 +10988,[],294978,en,Jump In,0.6,2013-01-01,Jump In,1.0,1 +10989,"[878, 28, 27]",294134,en,Epitaph: Bread and Salt,0.6,2013-07-30,Epitaph: Bread and Salt,1.0,1 +10990,[18],291354,en,My Refuge,0.6,2013-09-09,My Refuge,1.0,1 +10991,[99],273731,en,Underexposed: A Women's Skateboarding Documentary,0.6,2013-02-14,Underexposed: A Women's Skateboarding Documentary,1.0,2 +10992,"[16, 10751]",258719,en,Car's Life 3: The Royal Heist,0.6,2013-01-01,Car's Life 3: The Royal Heist,1.0,1 +10993,"[35, 16]",257784,en,Doctor Lollipop,0.6,2013-09-03,Doctor Lollipop,1.0,1 +10994,[],255299,en,Demon,0.6,2013-09-01,Demon,1.0,1 +10995,[10751],242682,en,The Naughty List,0.6,2013-12-10,The Naughty List,1.0,1 +10996,[35],241418,en,F#Ck Nick Cannon,0.6,2013-11-16,F#Ck Nick Cannon,1.0,1 +10997,"[878, 53, 9648]",226467,en,A Robot Named Robot,0.6,2013-10-16,A Robot Named Robot,1.0,2 +10998,[27],223093,en,Dead Woman's Hollow,0.6,2013-09-24,Dead Woman's Hollow,1.0,1 +10999,[],205337,en,Cupid's Mistake,0.6,2013-07-04,Cupid's Mistake,1.0,1 +11000,"[10752, 28, 18]",199581,en,Captain Battle: Legacy War,0.6,2013-01-12,Captain Battle: Legacy War,1.0,2 +11001,[],196426,en,Blood Soaked,0.6,2013-05-24,Blood Soaked,1.0,2 +11002,[],195845,en,A Measure Of The Sin,0.6,2013-04-25,A Measure Of The Sin,1.0,1 +11003,[],159839,en,When the Zombies Come,0.6,2013-01-18,When the Zombies Come,1.0,1 +11004,[99],137430,en,Антон тут рядом,0.6,2013-03-28,Anton's Right Here,1.0,1 +11005,[],315466,en,HBO Boxing Bradley vs Marquez,0.6,2013-10-12,HBO Boxing Bradley vs Marquez,0.8,2 +11006,[35],187459,ru,O Chem Molchat Devushki,0.6,2013-04-04,What Girls are Silent About,0.8,2 +11007,"[18, 35]",288479,en,Present,0.6,2013-04-18,Present,0.5,1 +11008,[27],223051,en,The Black Woods Footage,0.6,2013-11-02,The Black Woods Footage,0.5,2 +11009,[],215556,en,Chihuahua too!,0.6,2013-08-13,Chihuahua too!,0.5,1 +11010,[],203325,en,Slaves Body,0.6,2013-06-25,Slaves Body,0.5,1 +11011,[99],186242,en,Re-Emerging: The Jews of Nigeria,0.6,2013-05-17,Re-Emerging: The Jews of Nigeria,0.5,2 +11012,[99],116868,en,Occupation: Fighter,0.6,2013-08-02,Occupation: Fighter,0.5,2 +11013,[99],85337,en,Wonders Are Many: The Making of Doctor Atomic,0.6,2013-08-07,Wonders Are Many: The Making of Doctor Atomic,0.5,2 +11014,[],452957,it,2CELLOS (Sulic & Hauser) Live at Arena Zagreb,0.6,2013-11-05,2CELLOS (Sulic & Hauser) Live at Arena Zagreb,0.0,1 +11015,[],371475,en,Cost of the Living: A Zom Rom Com,0.6,2013-10-27,Cost of the Living: A Zom Rom Com,0.0,1 +11016,[10402],221538,en,Bryan Adams: Live at the Sydney Opera House,0.6,2013-10-10,Bryan Adams: Live at the Sydney Opera House,0.0,1 +11017,[],205093,en,Eco Migrants: The Case of Bhola Island,0.6,2013-07-31,Eco Migrants: The Case of Bhola Island,0.0,1 +11018,[],124727,en,Darkchylde,0.6,2013-08-09,Darkchylde,0.0,1 +11019,"[28, 53]",245891,en,John Wick,78.123,2014-10-24,John Wick,7.2,10081 +11020,"[28, 12, 14]",122917,en,The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,53.783,2014-12-17,The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,7.3,8392 +11021,"[28, 878, 12]",118340,en,Guardians of the Galaxy,49.606,2014-08-01,Guardians of the Galaxy,7.9,17958 +11022,"[28, 12, 14, 878]",127585,en,X-Men: Days of Future Past,41.867,2014-05-23,X-Men: Days of Future Past,7.5,10062 +11023,"[28, 9648, 878, 53]",198663,en,The Maze Runner,36.955,2014-09-19,The Maze Runner,7.1,10626 +11024,"[12, 10751, 16, 28, 35]",177572,en,Big Hero 6,36.92,2014-11-07,Big Hero 6,7.8,10176 +11025,"[878, 12, 53]",131631,en,The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1,33.837,2014-11-21,The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1,6.8,10087 +11026,"[36, 18, 53, 10752]",205596,en,The Imitation Game,33.078,2014-12-19,The Imitation Game,8.1,10396 +11027,"[9648, 53, 18]",210577,en,Gone Girl,31.215,2014-10-03,Gone Girl,7.9,10459 +11028,"[10752, 18, 28]",228150,en,Fury,29.117,2014-10-17,Fury,7.4,6653 +11029,"[27, 28, 18, 14, 10752]",49017,en,Dracula Untold,29.043,2014-10-03,Dracula Untold,6.2,3719 +11030,"[53, 28, 80]",156022,en,The Equalizer,28.942,2014-09-26,The Equalizer,7.2,4989 +11031,"[18, 10402]",244786,en,Whiplash,28.784,2014-10-10,Whiplash,8.4,7908 +11032,"[12, 18, 878]",157336,en,Interstellar,28.44,2014-11-05,Interstellar,8.2,18597 +11033,"[27, 53]",238636,en,The Purge: Anarchy,28.424,2014-07-18,The Purge: Anarchy,6.6,3754 +11034,"[878, 28, 18, 53]",119450,en,Dawn of the Planet of the Apes,27.641,2014-07-11,Dawn of the Planet of the Apes,7.3,7080 +11035,"[14, 28, 12, 16, 35, 10751]",82702,en,How to Train Your Dragon 2,27.106,2014-06-13,How to Train Your Dragon 2,7.7,5589 +11036,"[12, 18, 28]",147441,en,Exodus: Gods and Kings,26.789,2014-12-12,Exodus: Gods and Kings,5.7,2909 +11037,"[80, 35, 28, 12]",207703,en,Kingsman: The Secret Service,26.103,2015-02-13,Kingsman: The Secret Service,7.6,10287 +11038,"[878, 28, 12, 14, 35]",98566,en,Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,25.619,2014-08-08,Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,5.8,4259 +11039,"[80, 18, 53]",242582,en,Nightcrawler,25.597,2014-10-31,Nightcrawler,7.7,5860 +11040,"[28, 12, 36, 10749, 18]",76649,en,Pompeii,25.215,2014-02-21,Pompeii,5.4,2078 +11041,"[28, 18, 878]",124905,en,Godzilla,24.982,2014-05-16,Godzilla,6.1,5053 +11042,"[28, 12]",184315,en,Hercules,23.922,2014-07-25,Hercules,5.6,2606 +11043,"[28, 10752, 14]",53182,en,300: Rise of an Empire,23.68,2014-03-07,300: Rise of an Empire,6.0,3870 +11044,"[18, 35]",194662,en,Birdman,21.833,2014-10-17,Birdman,7.4,7747 +11045,"[878, 28, 12]",91314,en,Transformers: Age of Extinction,20.961,2014-06-27,Transformers: Age of Extinction,5.8,4805 +11046,"[10751, 16, 12, 35]",270946,en,Penguins of Madagascar,20.899,2014-11-26,Penguins of Madagascar,6.4,2273 +11047,"[80, 53]",189,en,Sin City: A Dame to Kill For,20.896,2014-08-22,Sin City: A Dame to Kill For,6.3,2210 +11048,"[28, 12, 14]",102382,en,The Amazing Spider-Man 2,20.847,2014-05-02,The Amazing Spider-Man 2,6.4,7220 +11049,[35],225886,en,Sex Tape,20.429,2014-07-18,Sex Tape,5.3,2684 +11050,"[12, 35, 14, 10751]",181533,en,Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,20.064,2014-12-19,Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,6.1,3536 +11051,"[28, 878]",137113,en,Edge of Tomorrow,19.753,2014-06-06,Edge of Tomorrow,7.6,8047 +11052,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 14]",137106,en,The Lego Movie,19.375,2014-02-07,The Lego Movie,7.4,4839 +11053,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",169917,en,A Walk Among the Tombstones,19.373,2014-09-19,A Walk Among the Tombstones,6.3,1685 +11054,"[14, 12, 28, 10751, 10749]",102651,en,Maleficent,19.274,2014-05-30,Maleficent,7.0,8143 +11055,"[27, 9648, 80]",176,en,Saw,19.127,2004-10-29,Saw,7.4,4795 +11056,"[28, 12, 53]",138103,en,The Expendables 3,18.797,2014-08-15,The Expendables 3,6.1,2876 +11057,"[10752, 28]",190859,en,American Sniper,18.473,2014-12-25,American Sniper,7.4,7658 +11058,[35],227159,en,Horrible Bosses 2,18.421,2014-11-26,Horrible Bosses 2,6.2,2581 +11059,"[27, 53]",270303,en,It Follows,18.419,2015-03-27,It Follows,6.5,3485 +11060,[35],193893,en,Let's Be Cops,18.395,2014-08-13,Let's Be Cops,6.3,1693 +11061,"[35, 18]",120467,en,The Grand Budapest Hotel,18.31,2014-03-07,The Grand Budapest Hotel,8.0,8091 +11062,"[12, 35, 10751, 16]",172385,en,Rio 2,18.11,2014-04-11,Rio 2,6.3,1803 +11063,"[28, 12, 878]",100402,en,Captain America: The Winter Soldier,18.073,2014-04-04,Captain America: The Winter Soldier,7.7,11034 +11064,"[28, 878]",97020,en,RoboCop,17.851,2014-02-12,RoboCop,5.8,3390 +11065,"[80, 28, 53]",254904,en,The November Man,17.747,2014-08-27,The November Man,6.1,852 +11066,"[28, 12, 878]",157350,en,Divergent,16.982,2014-03-21,Divergent,6.9,8279 +11067,[53],207933,en,Stonehearst Asylum,16.82,2014-10-24,Stonehearst Asylum,6.7,692 +11068,"[28, 878]",240832,en,Lucy,16.73,2014-07-25,Lucy,6.3,10019 +11069,[18],205587,en,The Judge,16.464,2014-10-10,The Judge,7.3,2356 +11070,[35],239563,en,St. Vincent,16.379,2014-10-31,St. Vincent,7.1,1069 +11071,"[9648, 53]",204922,en,Before I Go to Sleep,16.07,2014-10-31,Before I Go to Sleep,6.4,1098 +11072,"[10749, 18]",222935,en,The Fault in Our Stars,16.03,2014-05-16,The Fault in Our Stars,7.6,7236 +11073,"[10749, 878, 18]",152601,en,Her,15.968,2013-12-18,Her,7.9,7776 +11074,[35],100042,en,Dumb and Dumber To,15.964,2014-11-14,Dumb and Dumber To,5.5,1842 +11075,"[53, 10749]",255343,en,Escobar: Paradise Lost,15.924,2014-10-11,Escobar: Paradise Lost,6.3,476 +11076,[35],212778,en,Chef,15.723,2014-05-09,Chef,7.1,1764 +11077,[16],149870,ja,風立ちぬ,15.62,2014-02-21,The Wind Rises,7.8,1291 +11078,"[28, 35]",228967,en,The Interview,15.501,2014-12-25,The Interview,6.2,3579 +11079,"[53, 878]",262543,en,Autómata,15.5,2014-10-10,Automata,5.6,958 +11080,"[16, 10751]",175112,en,Tinker Bell and the Pirate Fairy,15.435,2014-04-01,Tinker Bell and the Pirate Fairy,6.7,511 +11081,[27],242512,en,Ouija,15.389,2014-10-24,Ouija,5.1,1670 +11082,[18],244506,en,Camp X-Ray,15.237,2014-10-17,Camp X-Ray,6.8,618 +11083,[35],195589,en,Neighbors,14.979,2014-05-09,Neighbors,6.2,4536 +11084,"[18, 80]",154400,en,The Drop,14.795,2014-09-12,The Drop,6.7,1215 +11085,"[28, 878, 18]",110415,ko,Snowpiercer,14.735,2014-06-27,Snowpiercer,6.8,4748 +11086,"[80, 53]",136835,en,No Good Deed,14.519,2014-09-12,No Good Deed,5.8,286 +11087,"[53, 9648]",181886,en,Enemy,14.425,2014-03-14,Enemy,6.9,2754 +11088,"[12, 35, 10751]",11774,en,Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events,14.362,2004-12-17,Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events,6.8,2975 +11089,"[35, 10749, 80, 18, 9648]",171274,en,Inherent Vice,14.244,2015-01-09,Inherent Vice,6.6,1359 +11090,"[28, 18, 53, 80]",144336,en,Sabotage,14.055,2014-03-28,Sabotage,5.5,779 +11091,[27],250546,en,Annabelle,13.989,2014-10-03,Annabelle,5.6,3357 +11092,"[16, 28]",126963,ja,ドラゴンボールZ 神と神,13.909,2014-08-05,Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods,6.6,710 +11093,"[18, 12]",86834,en,Noah,13.905,2014-03-28,Noah,5.6,3955 +11094,"[53, 28, 878]",218043,en,Left Behind,13.897,2014-10-03,Left Behind,4.0,713 +11095,"[18, 10749]",266856,en,The Theory of Everything,13.866,2014-11-26,The Theory of Everything,7.9,6412 +11096,"[28, 12]",188207,en,The Legend of Hercules,13.754,2014-01-10,The Legend of Hercules,4.5,805 +11097,"[14, 35]",224141,en,Into the Woods,13.726,2014-12-25,Into the Woods,5.7,2880 +11098,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",136797,en,Need for Speed,13.723,2014-03-14,Need for Speed,6.1,2389 +11099,"[18, 53, 80]",244761,en,The Captive,13.67,2014-12-12,The Captive,5.9,570 +11100,"[28, 53, 9648]",225574,en,Non-Stop,13.562,2014-02-28,Non-Stop,6.8,3330 +11101,[35],187596,en,Walk of Shame,13.549,2014-05-02,Walk of Shame,5.9,868 +11102,"[80, 18]",157845,en,The Rover,13.528,2014-07-18,The Rover,6.2,435 +11103,[18],258216,en,Nymphomaniac: Vol. I,13.466,2014-03-06,Nymphomaniac: Vol. I,6.9,1686 +11104,"[35, 18, 10751]",196867,en,Annie,13.422,2014-12-19,Annie,6.1,770 +11105,"[18, 9648]",249397,en,Nymphomaniac: Vol. II,13.344,2014-03-20,Nymphomaniac: Vol. II,6.7,1459 +11106,[27],259072,en,Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort,13.112,2014-10-14,Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort,4.7,311 +11107,"[10752, 18, 36, 28]",152760,en,The Monuments Men,12.861,2014-02-07,The Monuments Men,5.9,2229 +11108,"[16, 12, 10751]",82703,en,Mr. Peabody & Sherman,12.813,2014-03-07,Mr. Peabody & Sherman,6.6,1357 +11109,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",93,en,Anatomy of a Murder,12.71,1959-07-01,Anatomy of a Murder,7.9,359 +11110,"[27, 53]",100241,en,"I, Frankenstein",12.7,2014-01-24,"I, Frankenstein",5.2,1090 +11111,"[18, 80]",168672,en,American Hustle,12.481,2013-12-12,American Hustle,6.8,4443 +11112,"[18, 36]",152532,en,Dallas Buyers Club,12.389,2013-11-22,Dallas Buyers Club,7.9,4961 +11113,"[18, 10752]",227306,en,Unbroken,12.354,2014-12-25,Unbroken,7.4,2240 +11114,"[53, 28]",241254,en,The Prince,12.324,2014-08-22,The Prince,4.8,317 +11115,"[80, 18, 53]",241239,en,A Most Violent Year,12.271,2014-12-31,A Most Violent Year,6.6,792 +11116,[35],262391,fr,Qu'est-ce qu'on a fait au Bon Dieu,12.256,2014-04-16,Serial (Bad) Weddings,6.8,2136 +11117,[18],265180,ru,Левиафан,12.151,2014-12-25,Leviathan,7.5,382 +11118,[18],249164,en,If I Stay,12.047,2014-08-22,If I Stay,7.4,2703 +11119,[18],87093,en,Big Eyes,12.017,2014-12-25,Big Eyes,7.0,2153 +11120,"[53, 80, 18]",190955,en,Blood Ties,12.003,2014-03-21,Blood Ties,6.1,268 +11121,"[35, 10749]",193610,en,The Other Woman,11.894,2014-04-25,The Other Woman,6.3,2276 +11122,"[10749, 18, 10402]",243683,en,Step Up All In,11.766,2014-07-25,Step Up All In,6.8,1213 +11123,[27],282813,en,The Pyramid,11.732,2014-12-05,The Pyramid,4.8,511 +11124,[35],276843,en,What We Did on Our Holiday,11.717,2014-09-26,What We Did on Our Holiday,6.8,273 +11125,"[12, 18]",12775,en,Flesh + Blood,11.657,1985-08-30,Flesh + Blood,6.6,152 +11126,"[18, 27]",242224,en,The Babadook,11.502,2014-11-28,The Babadook,6.4,3528 +11127,[35],209244,en,Are You Here,11.429,2014-08-22,Are You Here,5.2,153 +11128,"[10749, 16, 12, 35, 10751, 14]",228326,en,The Book of Life,11.392,2014-10-17,The Book of Life,7.4,1228 +11129,"[35, 10749]",200727,en,"Love, Rosie",11.338,2014-12-06,"Love, Rosie",7.8,3594 +11130,"[35, 80]",209189,en,Life of Crime,11.337,2014-08-29,Life of Crime,5.6,205 +11131,[99],293310,en,Citizenfour,11.334,2014-10-24,Citizenfour,7.9,713 +11132,"[53, 80, 27]",184346,en,Deliver Us from Evil,11.283,2014-07-02,Deliver Us from Evil,6.1,1104 +11133,"[10751, 878]",286987,en,How to Build a Better Boy,11.27,2014-08-17,How to Build a Better Boy,5.8,178 +11134,"[16, 35, 10751, 14]",170687,en,The Boxtrolls,11.219,2014-09-26,The Boxtrolls,6.7,1016 +11135,"[35, 27]",246741,en,What We Do in the Shadows,11.186,2015-02-13,What We Do in the Shadows,7.6,1594 +11136,"[80, 35, 28]",187017,en,22 Jump Street,11.176,2014-06-13,22 Jump Street,6.9,5167 +11137,"[10749, 35]",9767,en,The Break-Up,11.165,2006-06-02,The Break-Up,5.7,1480 +11138,[18],85350,en,Boyhood,11.141,2014-07-11,Boyhood,7.5,3097 +11139,"[18, 37]",266285,da,The Salvation,11.14,2014-10-13,The Salvation,6.4,434 +11140,[35],253344,en,Some Kind of Beautiful,11.119,2015-08-21,Some Kind of Beautiful,5.7,331 +11141,"[16, 28]",217993,en,Justice League: War,11.109,2014-02-02,Justice League: War,7.2,415 +11142,[18],265177,en,Mommy,11.095,2014-08-29,Mommy,8.3,1399 +11143,"[28, 18, 53]",137094,en,Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit,11.061,2014-01-17,Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit,6.1,1687 +11144,"[53, 878, 18, 9648]",157353,en,Transcendence,11.035,2014-04-17,Transcendence,6.0,3491 +11145,"[28, 18, 53, 80]",192102,en,3 Days to Kill,11.011,2014-02-14,3 Days to Kill,6.1,1279 +11146,[18],157829,en,The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them,11.009,2014-09-12,The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them,6.2,169 +11147,[35],226486,en,Tammy,10.979,2014-07-03,Tammy,5.2,735 +11148,"[16, 18, 14]",149871,ja,かぐや姫の物語,10.97,2014-10-17,The Tale of the Princess Kaguya,8.1,662 +11149,"[35, 28, 14]",203739,en,Vampire Academy,10.934,2014-02-07,Vampire Academy,5.9,1012 +11150,"[27, 53]",155084,en,13 Sins,10.899,2014-04-18,13 Sins,6.3,576 +11151,[27],157547,en,Oculus,10.841,2014-04-03,Oculus,6.4,1747 +11152,"[28, 35]",168530,en,Ride Along,10.831,2014-01-17,Ride Along,6.2,1277 +11153,"[35, 10402, 10749, 18]",198277,en,Begin Again,10.828,2014-07-11,Begin Again,7.2,2089 +11154,"[35, 37]",188161,en,A Million Ways to Die in the West,10.816,2014-05-30,A Million Ways to Die in the West,5.8,2219 +11155,"[16, 28, 12]",251519,en,Son of Batman,10.785,2014-04-20,Son of Batman,6.8,476 +11156,[18],284293,en,Still Alice,10.747,2014-12-05,Still Alice,7.5,1946 +11157,"[28, 12, 10751]",119892,zh,西遊記之大鬧天宮,10.745,2014-01-09,The Monkey King,4.9,79 +11158,[18],253161,en,Madame Bovary,10.702,2015-06-12,Madame Bovary,5.5,224 +11159,"[12, 35]",9671,en,Crocodile Dundee,10.642,1986-09-26,Crocodile Dundee,6.3,917 +11160,[35],232672,en,Blended,10.613,2014-05-23,Blended,6.7,1709 +11161,"[27, 53]",256274,en,"As Above, So Below",10.613,2014-08-29,"As Above, So Below",6.2,1321 +11162,[18],200505,en,Draft Day,10.581,2014-04-11,Draft Day,6.6,460 +11163,"[16, 35, 10751, 12]",227783,en,The Nut Job,10.501,2014-01-17,The Nut Job,5.6,529 +11164,[18],221902,fr,"Deux jours, une nuit",10.445,2014-12-24,"Two Days, One Night",6.9,513 +11165,[18],244772,en,The Skeleton Twins,10.341,2014-09-12,The Skeleton Twins,6.7,394 +11166,[53],157849,en,A Most Wanted Man,10.267,2014-07-25,A Most Wanted Man,6.5,784 +11167,"[18, 10749]",152603,en,Only Lovers Left Alive,10.259,2014-04-11,Only Lovers Left Alive,7.4,1055 +11168,"[18, 35, 10749]",212716,en,What If,10.167,2014-08-08,What If,6.6,1162 +11169,"[28, 18, 9648, 53]",8834,en,Conspiracy Theory,10.151,1997-08-08,Conspiracy Theory,6.5,707 +11170,[28],110552,th,ต้มยำกุ้ง 2,10.144,2014-05-02,The Protector 2,5.6,94 +11171,"[18, 53, 35]",265195,es,Relatos salvajes,10.105,2014-11-20,Wild Tales,7.8,1564 +11172,"[9648, 53, 28]",241848,en,The Guest,10.101,2014-09-17,The Guest,6.5,954 +11173,[18],228970,en,Wild,10.098,2014-12-05,Wild,7.0,1454 +11174,[27],290999,en,Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead,10.074,2014-09-19,Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead,6.2,240 +11175,"[14, 10749, 878]",279229,de,Saphirblau,10.071,2014-10-10,Sapphire Blue,7.1,614 +11176,"[53, 80, 18, 9648]",245916,en,Kill the Messenger,10.062,2014-10-10,Kill the Messenger,6.6,507 +11177,"[12, 28]",270938,en,Falcon Rising,10.059,2014-09-05,Falcon Rising,5.8,126 +11178,[53],284427,de,Who Am I - Kein System ist sicher,10.043,2014-09-29,Who Am I,7.7,676 +11179,[27],126172,en,Leprechaun: Origins,10.037,2014-08-22,Leprechaun: Origins,3.7,87 +11180,"[53, 878]",242095,en,The Signal,10.032,2014-06-13,The Signal,5.9,901 +11181,"[10751, 16, 14]",110416,en,Song of the Sea,10.015,2014-12-19,Song of the Sea,8.1,700 +11182,"[28, 80, 53]",242310,en,Tokarev,10.003,2014-05-09,Rage,5.2,425 +11183,"[18, 28]",192712,en,Kite,9.994,2014-08-28,Kite,4.3,135 +11184,"[10752, 28, 18, 36]",282631,ko,명량,9.983,2014-08-15,The Admiral: Roaring Currents,7.1,107 +11185,[35],286532,en,A Merry Friggin' Christmas,9.932,2014-11-07,A Merry Friggin' Christmas,5.0,107 +11186,"[53, 27, 9648]",258086,en,The Damned,9.894,2014-08-29,The Damned,5.0,113 +11187,[18],184314,fr,Jeune & Jolie,9.866,2014-04-25,Young & Beautiful,6.3,600 +11188,"[80, 18, 35]",85889,en,Filth,9.817,2014-05-30,Filth,6.9,956 +11189,"[37, 18]",259611,en,Frontera,9.723,2014-09-05,Frontera,6.3,80 +11190,[18],236751,en,Heaven is for Real,9.718,2014-04-16,Heaven is for Real,6.2,363 +11191,"[18, 35]",239678,en,This Is Where I Leave You,9.681,2014-09-19,This Is Where I Leave You,6.6,695 +11192,"[18, 36, 10749]",887,en,The Best Years of Our Lives,9.647,1946-12-25,The Best Years of Our Lives,7.8,243 +11193,"[53, 878, 9648]",273271,en,Time Lapse,9.641,2014-05-24,Time Lapse,6.5,618 +11194,"[28, 12, 14]",321068,en,Mythica: A Quest for Heroes,9.626,2014-12-08,Mythica: A Quest for Heroes,6.0,87 +11195,"[53, 27, 18, 14]",149509,en,Horns,9.615,2014-10-03,Horns,6.3,1382 +11196,"[35, 18]",152737,en,August: Osage County,9.586,2013-12-27,August: Osage County,6.9,843 +11197,"[18, 36]",127560,en,The Railway Man,9.582,2014-04-11,The Railway Man,6.9,408 +11198,"[35, 10751]",278774,en,Zapped,9.549,2014-06-27,Zapped,5.9,291 +11199,"[36, 18]",273895,en,Selma,9.541,2014-12-25,Selma,7.5,1354 +11200,"[28, 35, 53]",227300,en,Stretch,9.54,2014-10-14,Stretch,6.2,359 +11201,"[16, 35, 18, 10751]",126319,fr,Ernest et Célestine,9.534,2014-02-28,Ernest & Celestine,7.7,246 +11202,"[53, 18]",157823,en,Night Moves,9.534,2014-05-20,Night Moves,5.7,160 +11203,"[53, 878, 18]",97370,en,Under the Skin,9.527,2014-04-04,Under the Skin,6.1,1781 +11204,[35],209403,en,Bad Words,9.516,2014-03-14,Bad Words,6.4,451 +11205,[18],157832,en,Calvary,9.467,2014-08-01,Calvary,7.1,531 +11206,"[27, 53]",227348,en,Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones,9.446,2014-01-03,Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones,5.3,752 +11207,"[16, 878, 28, 18]",75629,ja,ヱヴァンゲリヲン新劇場版:Q,9.395,2014-01-10,Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo,7.6,179 +11208,"[53, 28, 18]",327833,en,Skin Trade,9.362,2014-11-07,Skin Trade,5.6,96 +11209,[18],284276,en,Cake,9.317,2014-12-31,Cake,6.3,565 +11210,"[18, 14, 878]",157834,en,The Zero Theorem,9.314,2014-08-19,The Zero Theorem,6.1,615 +11211,"[9648, 53]",179826,en,Odd Thomas,9.253,2014-02-24,Odd Thomas,6.6,547 +11212,"[10770, 99]",259910,en,Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe,9.235,2014-03-18,Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe,6.6,60 +11213,"[16, 35, 12, 10751]",218836,en,Planes: Fire & Rescue,9.231,2014-07-18,Planes: Fire & Rescue,6.0,420 +11214,"[28, 80, 18]",254473,en,Brick Mansions,9.194,2014-04-25,Brick Mansions,5.9,909 +11215,"[18, 9648, 53]",271185,en,Ask Me Anything,9.193,2014-04-19,Ask Me Anything,5.6,246 +11216,"[10749, 35]",286554,en,Two Night Stand,9.191,2014-09-26,Two Night Stand,6.5,1241 +11217,"[80, 18]",243935,en,Rob the Mob,9.175,2014-03-21,Rob the Mob,6.3,124 +11218,"[53, 18]",146015,en,The Double,9.162,2014-05-09,The Double,6.6,535 +11219,"[18, 53]",210479,en,Locke,9.128,2014-04-25,Locke,6.9,1370 +11220,"[35, 12, 80, 10751]",145220,en,Muppets Most Wanted,9.118,2014-03-21,Muppets Most Wanted,6.2,473 +11221,"[53, 18]",297596,en,Dying of the Light,9.064,2014-12-04,Dying of the Light,4.6,174 +11222,"[14, 16, 10751]",265712,ja,STAND BY ME ドラえもん,9.06,2014-12-31,Stand by Me Doraemon,7.1,151 +11223,[18],222649,en,Rosewater,9.019,2014-11-07,Rosewater,6.7,121 +11224,"[35, 18, 10402]",304410,fr,La Famille Bélier,9.013,2014-12-20,The Bélier Family,7.0,1481 +11225,"[80, 53, 9648, 18]",254201,da,Fasandræberne,8.94,2016-06-17,The Absent One,7.1,264 +11226,"[16, 10751, 10770, 12, 35, 14]",256835,en,Toy Story That Time Forgot,8.938,2014-12-02,Toy Story That Time Forgot,6.8,422 +11227,"[53, 16, 28, 80]",242643,en,Batman: Assault on Arkham,8.925,2014-08-12,Batman: Assault on Arkham,7.3,520 +11228,"[28, 80, 53]",180299,id,The Raid 2: Berandal,8.888,2014-03-28,The Raid 2,7.7,1190 +11229,"[28, 53]",216282,en,Into the Storm,8.884,2014-08-08,Into the Storm,5.8,1169 +11230,[18],164251,en,Serena,8.884,2014-12-25,Serena,5.6,582 +11231,"[16, 10751]",286192,en,Lava,8.878,2014-10-10,Lava,7.4,630 +11232,"[18, 35]",234200,en,Pride,8.864,2014-12-04,Pride,7.9,743 +11233,"[53, 27]",287793,en,Cam2Cam,8.858,2014-08-22,Cam2Cam,3.8,20 +11234,"[16, 12, 10751]",140870,fr,Minuscule - La vallée des fourmis perdues,8.851,2014-01-30,Minuscule: Valley of the Lost Ants,6.9,191 +11235,[18],283235,en,99 Homes,8.85,2014-10-09,99 Homes,6.8,393 +11236,[18],265169,tr,Kış Uykusu,8.84,2014-12-19,Winter Sleep,7.7,228 +11237,[35],262551,fr,Babysitting,8.838,2014-07-15,Babysitting,6.9,1161 +11238,[18],113833,en,The Normal Heart,8.837,2014-05-25,The Normal Heart,8.0,563 +11239,[35],301748,en,The Opposite Sex,8.832,2014-11-08,The Opposite Sex,4.1,20 +11240,"[53, 80, 18]",284536,en,The Gambler,8.807,2014-12-25,The Gambler,5.8,783 +11241,"[18, 878, 16]",152795,en,The Congress,8.792,2014-07-24,The Congress,6.6,265 +11242,"[18, 10749]",226857,en,Endless Love,8.776,2014-02-14,Endless Love,6.8,990 +11243,"[10749, 35, 18]",242090,en,The One I Love,8.768,2014-08-08,The One I Love,6.9,364 +11244,"[28, 35, 80, 53]",190469,en,Redirected,8.76,2014-11-13,Redirected,5.8,212 +11245,"[18, 10749]",256913,fr,Une rencontre,8.737,2014-09-20,Quantum Love,5.7,128 +11246,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 14]",298115,en,Dragons: Dawn Of The Dragon Racers,8.735,2014-11-11,Dragons: Dawn Of The Dragon Racers,6.9,165 +11247,"[35, 18]",244539,en,Infinitely Polar Bear,8.715,2016-06-19,Infinitely Polar Bear,6.8,209 +11248,"[18, 878]",227156,en,The Giver,8.687,2014-08-11,The Giver,6.5,3075 +11249,"[18, 35]",243684,en,"Men, Women & Children",8.658,2014-10-17,"Men, Women & Children",6.5,518 +11250,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",294652,en,Son of a Gun,8.656,2014-12-11,Son of a Gun,6.2,408 +11251,"[35, 27, 18, 53]",246403,en,Tusk,8.655,2014-09-19,Tusk,5.3,601 +11252,"[35, 10749]",225565,en,That Awkward Moment,8.649,2014-01-31,That Awkward Moment,6.1,1759 +11253,"[18, 9648, 10749]",250225,en,The Duke of Burgundy,8.637,2014-10-18,The Duke of Burgundy,6.4,139 +11254,"[27, 28]",290555,en,Wolves,8.627,2014-11-14,Wolves,5.8,151 +11255,"[16, 878]",192577,ja,キャプテンハーロック,8.623,2014-08-01,Space Pirate Captain Harlock,6.5,596 +11256,"[18, 10749]",239571,en,The Best of Me,8.622,2014-10-17,The Best of Me,7.3,1512 +11257,[18],157847,en,Joe,8.57,2014-04-11,Joe,6.6,514 +11258,"[14, 35, 18]",238215,en,The Cobbler,8.514,2014-09-11,The Cobbler,5.6,910 +11259,"[53, 28]",277355,en,Everly,8.512,2015-01-23,Everly,5.2,321 +11260,"[53, 27, 9648]",82657,en,Flight 7500,8.497,2014-10-03,Flight 7500,4.4,296 +11261,"[18, 80]",271397,uk,Плем'я,8.486,2014-12-17,The Tribe,6.8,139 +11262,"[53, 27, 878]",248504,en,Sharknado 2: The Second One,8.483,2014-07-30,Sharknado 2: The Second One,4.4,334 +11263,"[35, 10749]",222899,en,About Last Night,8.465,2014-02-14,About Last Night,6.0,312 +11264,"[878, 18]",244267,en,I Origins,8.459,2014-07-18,I Origins,7.6,1814 +11265,"[27, 35, 53]",253306,en,Housebound,8.455,2014-10-17,Housebound,6.6,505 +11266,"[35, 18]",209350,en,Le Week-End,8.452,2014-02-14,Le Week-End,6.4,72 +11267,"[28, 14, 12, 35]",170657,zh,西游·降魔篇,8.417,2014-03-07,Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons,6.8,125 +11268,[35],273641,en,Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa .5,8.411,2014-06-03,Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa .5,5.8,128 +11269,"[16, 878, 28]",257346,ja,アベンジャーズ コンフィデンシャル：ブラック・ウィドウ ＆ パニッシャー,8.397,2014-03-25,Avengers Confidential: Black Widow & Punisher,5.8,101 +11270,"[27, 9648, 53]",297608,en,The Taking of Deborah Logan,8.332,2014-10-21,The Taking of Deborah Logan,6.0,502 +11271,[18],249660,en,God's Not Dead,8.327,2014-03-21,God's Not Dead,6.1,503 +11272,[27],193726,en,ABCs of Death 2,8.313,2014-10-02,ABCs of Death 2,5.2,148 +11273,"[18, 28, 80]",222216,cn,特殊身份,8.311,2014-03-07,Special ID,5.3,61 +11274,"[18, 53]",235271,en,Addicted,8.295,2014-10-10,Addicted,5.3,103 +11275,[18],235260,en,Son of God,8.289,2014-02-28,Son of God,6.4,123 +11276,[18],253279,en,The Trials of Cate McCall,8.288,2014-04-05,The Trials of Cate McCall,6.1,103 +11277,"[18, 28, 80]",256731,en,Bad Country,8.288,2014-09-26,Bad Country,5.7,121 +11278,"[35, 10749, 18]",244264,en,Laggies,8.282,2014-10-24,Laggies,6.1,730 +11279,"[18, 53, 80]",172226,en,In Secret,8.275,2014-02-21,In Secret,5.9,100 +11280,[18],228194,en,The Hundred-Foot Journey,8.26,2014-08-08,The Hundred-Foot Journey,7.3,785 +11281,"[18, 10749]",237791,pt,Hoje Eu Quero Voltar Sozinho,8.256,2014-11-07,The Way He Looks,8.1,572 +11282,"[35, 10749]",184098,en,Think Like a Man Too,8.25,2014-06-20,Think Like a Man Too,6.3,319 +11283,[27],146243,en,Haunt,8.239,2014-02-19,Haunt,5.2,140 +11284,"[35, 18, 10749]",253235,en,And So It Goes,8.235,2014-07-25,And So It Goes,5.9,264 +11285,"[35, 10749]",248774,en,Obvious Child,8.232,2014-06-06,Obvious Child,6.7,256 +11286,"[37, 18]",264656,en,The Homesman,8.232,2014-08-29,The Homesman,6.5,389 +11287,"[27, 878]",265016,en,Extraterrestrial,8.228,2014-10-17,Extraterrestrial,5.0,249 +11288,"[35, 18, 10749]",258099,en,Just Before I Go,8.184,2014-04-24,Just Before I Go,6.3,158 +11289,"[10749, 35]",255913,fr,Situation Amoureuse: C'est Compliqué,8.154,2014-12-10,Relationship Status: It's Complicated,5.3,110 +11290,"[53, 27]",203834,en,Jessabelle,8.146,2014-11-07,Jessabelle,5.2,418 +11291,"[16, 10751, 35]",292795,en,"Gus - Petit oiseau, grand voyage",8.134,2014-12-05,Yellowbird,5.4,27 +11292,"[18, 35, 878]",253312,en,Space Station 76,8.111,2014-09-19,Space Station 76,4.9,118 +11293,"[12, 36, 28, 878, 35, 14, 36]",105001,cn,冰封俠：重生之門,8.074,2014-09-19,Iceman,4.9,80 +11294,[18],253331,en,Black or White,8.05,2015-01-30,Black or White,6.8,193 +11295,"[28, 35, 18, 14, 53]",253980,en,Marvel One-Shot: All Hail the King,8.038,2014-02-04,Marvel One-Shot: All Hail the King,7.0,198 +11296,"[10402, 18, 35]",244403,en,Rudderless,8.03,2014-10-17,Rudderless,7.4,149 +11297,"[18, 10749, 80, 9648]",152742,en,La migliore offerta,8.029,2014-01-01,The Best Offer,7.8,1448 +11298,"[18, 53]",244509,en,Cold in July,8.023,2014-05-23,Cold in July,6.5,375 +11299,"[10751, 16]",255718,en,Barbie: The Pearl Princess,8.023,2014-02-01,Barbie: The Pearl Princess,6.3,126 +11300,"[35, 18, 9648]",252512,en,While We're Young,8.022,2015-04-17,While We're Young,5.9,609 +11301,"[28, 80, 18, 9648, 53]",241765,en,The Outsider,8.02,2014-03-11,The Outsider,4.3,49 +11302,[28],121828,ja,アウトレイジ ビヨンド,8.016,2014-01-03,Outrage Beyond,7.1,93 +11303,"[35, 18, 10749]",284286,en,Learning to Drive,8.004,2014-08-21,Learning to Drive,6.1,125 +11304,"[35, 80, 27, 53]",244458,en,The Voices,7.995,2014-01-19,The Voices,6.3,897 +11305,"[35, 18]",297222,hi,पीके,7.993,2014-12-19,PK,7.8,438 +11306,"[80, 53]",188166,en,Blue Ruin,7.983,2014-04-25,Blue Ruin,6.9,736 +11307,"[10751, 16, 28, 878]",251768,en,JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time,7.978,2014-01-21,JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time,5.9,81 +11308,"[36, 99]",267480,en,The Look of Silence,7.95,2014-08-30,The Look of Silence,8.1,135 +11309,"[27, 9648, 53]",265010,en,The Canal,7.929,2014-10-10,The Canal,5.6,222 +11310,"[18, 10749]",261470,es,Perdona si te llamo amor,7.921,2014-11-17,Sorry If I Call You Love,6.9,152 +11311,[18],133521,pl,Bez wstydu,7.92,2014-08-08,Shameless,5.9,13 +11312,[18],177945,ja,そして父になる,7.902,2014-01-17,"Like Father, Like Son",7.5,234 +11313,[99],250766,en,Life Itself,7.891,2014-07-04,Life Itself,7.7,215 +11314,"[36, 18]",245700,en,Mr. Turner,7.884,2014-12-19,Mr. Turner,6.5,301 +11315,[35],250349,fr,Barbecue,7.874,2014-09-14,Barbecue,5.8,383 +11316,"[53, 9648, 80]",196024,da,Kvinden i buret,7.872,2016-06-17,The Keeper of Lost Causes,7.2,315 +11317,"[18, 35]",110390,sv,En duva satt på en gren och funderade på tillvaron,7.868,2014-12-20,A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence,6.9,200 +11318,"[53, 18]",157825,en,White Bird in a Blizzard,7.852,2014-09-25,White Bird in a Blizzard,6.2,485 +11319,"[18, 35]",231576,en,Wish I Was Here,7.845,2014-01-18,Wish I Was Here,6.6,440 +11320,"[35, 18, 10749]",206408,fr,Casse-Tête Chinois,7.823,2014-05-16,Chinese Puzzle,6.6,378 +11321,"[35, 18, 80]",177494,en,Veronica Mars,7.821,2014-03-14,Veronica Mars,6.7,699 +11322,"[18, 28, 35, 80]",208869,en,Plastic,7.815,2014-09-26,Plastic,6.1,116 +11323,[27],193612,en,The Quiet Ones,7.814,2014-04-25,The Quiet Ones,5.0,398 +11324,"[35, 18]",206821,en,The Longest Week,7.78,2014-09-05,The Longest Week,5.1,171 +11325,[18],265189,sv,Turist,7.771,2014-12-30,Force Majeure,6.8,418 +11326,[18],198185,en,Million Dollar Arm,7.771,2014-05-16,Million Dollar Arm,6.8,353 +11327,"[27, 9648, 53]",211067,en,The Sacrament,7.762,2014-05-01,The Sacrament,5.7,205 +11328,"[12, 18, 35]",254375,en,Hector and the Search for Happiness,7.761,2014-09-19,Hector and the Search for Happiness,6.8,462 +11329,"[10749, 18]",286817,en,Anatomy of a Love Seen,7.746,2014-07-28,Anatomy of a Love Seen,4.9,76 +11330,"[53, 80, 28]",262338,en,Good People,7.745,2014-09-26,Good People,5.4,274 +11331,"[28, 878, 53]",246594,en,Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark,7.724,2014-01-28,Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark,3.0,43 +11332,"[53, 27]",280002,en,The Remaining,7.719,2014-09-05,The Remaining,4.2,119 +11333,"[10749, 18]",241771,en,Beyond the Lights,7.717,2014-11-14,Beyond the Lights,7.0,238 +11334,"[27, 878, 53]",258193,en,Alien Abduction,7.714,2014-04-04,Alien Abduction,4.9,151 +11335,"[35, 18, 10749]",229297,en,Magic in the Moonlight,7.695,2014-07-25,Magic in the Moonlight,6.5,1270 +11336,"[27, 53]",250574,en,Creep,7.69,2014-06-23,Creep,6.3,556 +11337,[99],214314,en,Bears,7.658,2014-04-18,Bears,7.3,87 +11338,"[18, 10749, 878]",226448,en,In Your Eyes,7.654,2014-04-20,In Your Eyes,7.0,408 +11339,"[18, 10749, 10752]",271674,en,Suite Française,7.652,2014-11-05,Suite Française,7.4,669 +11340,[18],275060,en,The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Her,7.643,2014-10-10,The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Her,6.8,101 +11341,[18],209276,en,Starred Up,7.63,2013-08-30,Starred Up,7.2,528 +11342,[35],214030,en,Fading Gigolo,7.613,2014-04-18,Fading Gigolo,5.8,351 +11343,"[53, 27]",287084,en,The Town that Dreaded Sundown,7.6,2014-10-16,The Town that Dreaded Sundown,5.7,229 +11344,[18],209274,pl,Ida,7.568,2014-05-02,Ida,7.3,455 +11345,"[27, 53]",199534,en,Wolf Creek 2,7.562,2014-04-17,Wolf Creek 2,6.2,258 +11346,[53],192149,en,The Two Faces of January,7.54,2014-08-08,The Two Faces of January,5.8,396 +11347,[35],269242,en,Alpha House,7.534,2014-03-11,Alpha House,4.2,28 +11348,[35],305932,en,Expelled,7.533,2014-12-16,Expelled,5.9,363 +11349,"[28, 12, 16, 10751]",300424,en,LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Batman: Be-Leaguered,7.525,2014-10-27,LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Batman: Be-Leaguered,6.2,42 +11350,"[16, 35, 18, 10751]",293299,en,Feast,7.51,2014-11-07,Feast,8.0,578 +11351,[18],209271,en,Hateship Loveship,7.503,2014-04-11,Hateship Loveship,5.8,71 +11352,"[18, 35, 10402]",209361,en,One Chance,7.492,2014-08-29,One Chance,6.6,161 +11353,"[27, 10749]",252171,en,A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night,7.468,2014-01-19,A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night,6.8,395 +11354,"[35, 18]",114750,en,Dear White People,7.455,2014-10-17,Dear White People,6.1,296 +11355,"[53, 18]",227700,en,Mindscape,7.441,2014-04-05,Mindscape,6.6,327 +11356,"[27, 53]",257117,en,Blood Punch,7.436,2014-02-21,Blood Punch,6.7,53 +11357,"[28, 18, 10749, 10770]",245473,en,Cloud 9,7.43,2014-01-17,Cloud 9,6.4,233 +11358,[35],253310,en,Premature,7.428,2014-07-02,Premature,5.4,268 +11359,[18],230266,en,Miss Julie,7.423,2014-10-09,Miss Julie,5.8,77 +11360,"[27, 53]",267806,en,V/H/S: Viral,7.422,2014-10-23,V/H/S: Viral,4.4,260 +11361,"[35, 10749]",289153,fr,Tu veux… ou tu veux pas ?,7.416,2014-12-04,"Sex, Love & Therapy",5.2,172 +11362,"[80, 53, 18]",298459,fr,La Prochaine fois je viserai le cœur,7.411,2014-12-09,Next Time I'll Aim for the Heart,5.8,155 +11363,"[10751, 18]",227735,en,Dolphin Tale 2,7.403,2014-09-12,Dolphin Tale 2,6.7,173 +11364,"[18, 35]",157099,en,Better Living Through Chemistry,7.393,2014-03-14,Better Living Through Chemistry,6.0,141 +11365,[35],290477,en,Sexually Bugged!,7.389,2014-02-08,Sexually Bugged!,8.4,5 +11366,"[80, 9648, 53]",297961,en,Big Driver,7.382,2014-10-18,Big Driver,5.7,109 +11367,[35],99367,en,Date and Switch,7.378,2014-02-14,Date and Switch,5.9,137 +11368,[18],245844,no,Blind,7.376,2014-12-08,Blind,6.2,103 +11369,"[53, 18]",199591,en,Penthouse North,7.368,2014-01-04,Penthouse North,5.7,87 +11370,"[14, 10749]",197796,fr,La Belle et la Bête,7.363,2014-06-09,Beauty and the Beast,5.9,1272 +11371,"[53, 18, 80]",206192,en,Perfect Sisters,7.353,2014-04-08,Perfect Sisters,5.7,170 +11372,[35],180296,en,They Came Together,7.353,2014-06-27,They Came Together,5.5,226 +11373,[27],157424,en,Cabin Fever: Patient Zero,7.353,2014-03-12,Cabin Fever: Patient Zero,4.7,137 +11374,[35],248507,fr,Supercondriaque,7.351,2014-06-06,Superchondriac,5.6,655 +11375,[18],258034,es,Cuatro Lunas,7.349,2014-10-10,4 Moons,7.6,92 +11376,"[80, 18, 53]",210047,en,Cold Comes the Night,7.344,2013-09-20,Cold Comes the Night,5.5,128 +11377,[27],124470,en,Exists,7.339,2014-03-17,Exists,4.9,128 +11378,[53],236735,es,La isla mínima,7.334,2014-09-30,Marshland,7.1,466 +11379,"[16, 10749, 12, 18, 14]",204436,fr,Jack et la mécanique du coeur,7.316,2014-09-24,Jack and the Cuckoo-Clock Heart,6.9,337 +11380,"[18, 10749]",180951,en,Summer in February,7.288,2014-01-17,Summer in February,5.7,57 +11381,"[12, 18, 10751]",157841,en,The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet,7.285,2014-10-26,The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet,6.7,389 +11382,"[18, 35]",152790,en,The Angriest Man in Brooklyn,7.284,2014-05-23,The Angriest Man in Brooklyn,5.6,264 +11383,[18],192132,en,Palo Alto,7.262,2014-05-09,Palo Alto,6.4,528 +11384,"[35, 80, 18]",192134,en,Dom Hemingway,7.254,2014-04-03,Dom Hemingway,5.8,302 +11385,"[53, 18]",244536,en,Hellion,7.244,2014-06-13,Hellion,5.8,67 +11386,"[27, 28, 35]",241842,no,Død Snø 2,7.208,2014-10-10,Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead,6.7,309 +11387,"[10749, 18]",276401,en,The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Him,7.204,2014-10-10,The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Him,6.8,114 +11388,"[10751, 12, 878]",238603,en,Earth to Echo,7.189,2014-07-02,Earth to Echo,5.7,377 +11389,"[12, 35, 18]",145247,sv,Hundraåringen som klev ut genom fönstret och försvann,7.184,2014-05-28,The 100 Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared,6.8,498 +11390,[35],249923,en,Someone Marry Barry,7.171,2014-02-07,Someone Marry Barry,5.5,93 +11391,[27],254191,en,Honeymoon,7.161,2014-09-12,Honeymoon,5.4,371 +11392,[35],300706,en,Let's Kill Ward's Wife,7.157,2014-12-23,Let's Kill Ward's Wife,5.6,96 +11393,"[27, 53]",78383,en,Nurse 3-D,7.157,2014-02-07,Nurse 3-D,4.9,177 +11394,[27],254194,en,Starry Eyes,7.145,2014-11-14,Starry Eyes,6.0,219 +11395,"[35, 18]",263281,fr,Avis de mistral,7.142,2014-05-09,Our Summer in Provence,6.6,150 +11396,"[35, 18, 10749]",242042,en,Barefoot,7.13,2014-02-21,Barefoot,6.4,332 +11397,"[80, 18, 53]",242076,en,The Bag Man,7.099,2014-02-28,The Bag Man,5.2,181 +11398,"[35, 18, 9648]",171372,en,Frank,7.094,2014-08-15,Frank,6.9,989 +11399,"[35, 10749]",259954,en,5 to 7,7.045,2014-04-19,5 to 7,7.2,187 +11400,"[28, 18, 53]",256740,en,Wicked Blood,7.043,2014-03-04,Wicked Blood,5.5,52 +11401,"[10749, 35]",260001,en,Life Partners,7.041,2014-12-05,Life Partners,6.0,167 +11402,"[10770, 10749, 18, 53]",267793,en,Petals on the Wind,7.035,2014-05-26,Petals on the Wind,6.0,93 +11403,"[10749, 878, 9648]",218425,en,Frequencies,7.033,2014-05-23,Frequencies,6.6,234 +11404,"[10749, 35]",267463,en,The 10 Year Plan,7.014,2014-09-06,The 10 Year Plan,6.5,147 +11405,[35],85872,fr,Comme un chef,7.013,2014-06-20,Le Chef,6.0,271 +11406,[18],197082,fr,La Vénus à la fourrure,6.964,2014-06-06,Venus in Fur,7.3,339 +11407,[18],244563,en,"Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter",6.959,2015-03-18,"Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter",6.4,146 +11408,"[27, 53]",254193,en,Late Phases,6.959,2014-11-21,Late Phases,5.8,119 +11409,"[28, 35, 80]",256092,en,Drive Hard,6.957,2014-10-03,Drive Hard,4.0,94 +11410,"[35, 27]",184345,en,A Haunted House 2,6.948,2014-04-18,A Haunted House 2,5.5,597 +11411,[18],253154,en,Imperial Dreams,6.937,2014-01-20,Imperial Dreams,6.7,87 +11412,[99],299969,en,"Marvel: 75 Years, From Pulp to Pop!",6.934,2014-11-04,"Marvel: 75 Years, From Pulp to Pop!",7.2,30 +11413,"[18, 10749, 36, 10752]",293982,pl,Miasto 44,6.933,2014-11-14,Warsaw 44,6.9,102 +11414,"[10402, 18]",209451,en,Jersey Boys,6.933,2014-06-20,Jersey Boys,6.9,380 +11415,"[18, 9648, 53]",243568,en,Lizzie Borden Took an Ax,6.917,2014-01-25,Lizzie Borden Took an Ax,5.7,92 +11416,"[10751, 16, 10402]",292177,en,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Rainbow Rocks,6.909,2014-09-27,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Rainbow Rocks,7.2,30 +11417,[35],242022,en,The Inbetweeners 2,6.908,2014-08-06,The Inbetweeners 2,6.1,298 +11418,[99],305091,en,That Sugar Film,6.895,2014-07-31,That Sugar Film,6.8,107 +11419,"[80, 35, 28]",177699,en,Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa,6.895,2014-02-27,Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa,6.6,250 +11420,"[10752, 18]",5055,pl,Popiól i diament,6.878,1961-05-29,Ashes and Diamonds,7.7,78 +11421,"[18, 9648, 53, 10770]",236399,en,Flowers in the Attic,6.877,2014-01-18,Flowers in the Attic,6.3,174 +11422,"[14, 10751, 16, 12]",292014,ru,Снежная королева 2: Перезаморозка,6.875,2014-12-20,The Snow Queen 2: Refreeze,6.2,44 +11423,[18],290542,en,You're Not You,6.874,2014-10-10,You're Not You,7.4,448 +11424,"[10770, 10749, 10751, 35]",299582,en,A Royal Christmas,6.847,2014-11-21,A Royal Christmas,6.4,111 +11425,"[28, 12, 35, 53]",283589,hi,बैंग बैंग,6.845,2014-10-02,Bang Bang!,6.1,109 +11426,"[53, 28, 878]",269173,en,The Anomaly,6.844,2014-07-04,The Anomaly,4.9,191 +11427,"[35, 18]",228108,en,The Road Within,6.838,2015-04-21,The Road Within,6.8,218 +11428,[99],169607,en,Finding Vivian Maier,6.837,2014-03-28,Finding Vivian Maier,7.8,167 +11429,"[80, 53]",240916,en,Reasonable Doubt,6.834,2014-01-17,Reasonable Doubt,5.9,334 +11430,"[878, 35, 18, 10749]",276908,en,Comet,6.829,2014-12-05,Comet,6.7,252 +11431,"[53, 27]",227877,en,Torment,6.826,2013-10-11,Torment,4.7,52 +11432,[35],259018,en,Behaving Badly,6.824,2014-09-05,Behaving Badly,5.0,341 +11433,"[27, 53]",210947,en,Afflicted,6.821,2014-04-04,Afflicted,6.3,275 +11434,"[35, 18]",330115,en,Ride,6.812,2014-11-08,Ride,5.9,84 +11435,"[10749, 35, 27]",244566,en,Life After Beth,6.794,2014-08-15,Life After Beth,5.2,350 +11436,"[18, 37]",284284,en,The Keeping Room,6.787,2014-09-25,The Keeping Room,5.5,104 +11437,"[10751, 35]",218778,en,"Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day",6.783,2014-10-10,"Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day",6.2,817 +11438,[18],177047,en,Decoding Annie Parker,6.782,2014-05-02,Decoding Annie Parker,6.0,49 +11439,"[10751, 14, 16, 12]",202575,en,The House of Magic,6.781,2014-07-25,Thunder and the House of Magic,6.3,196 +11440,[18],245775,fr,Yves Saint Laurent,6.776,2014-06-25,Yves Saint Laurent,6.6,466 +11441,"[27, 53]",244610,en,The Den,6.776,2014-03-14,The Den,6.0,185 +11442,[53],251852,en,The Scribbler,6.775,2014-09-19,The Scribbler,5.0,92 +11443,[35],89899,fr,Les infidèles,6.769,2014-04-04,The Players,4.6,381 +11444,"[35, 18]",141043,en,A Long Way Down,6.762,2014-06-05,A Long Way Down,6.2,529 +11445,"[18, 14, 878, 53]",198287,en,After the Dark,6.733,2014-02-07,After the Dark,6.3,424 +11446,"[27, 53]",293572,en,The Houses October Built,6.709,2014-10-10,The Houses October Built,5.4,159 +11447,"[28, 53, 9648]",104329,en,Last Passenger,6.684,2014-04-25,Last Passenger,5.8,87 +11448,[18],244268,en,Love Is Strange,6.679,2014-08-22,Love Is Strange,6.5,154 +11449,[18],260312,fr,Les Yeux jaunes des crocodiles,6.679,2014-09-05,The Yellow Eyes of Crocodiles,6.0,109 +11450,"[35, 28, 80]",146375,fr,De l'autre côté du périph,6.652,2014-04-11,On the Other Side of the Tracks,5.5,367 +11451,"[27, 9648, 53]",222461,en,Wer,6.647,2014-08-19,Wer,5.7,149 +11452,"[10749, 18, 14]",266353,en,In My Dreams,6.639,2014-04-20,In My Dreams,6.5,115 +11453,"[35, 10749]",278646,fr,L'Ex de ma Vie,6.63,2014-07-07,Divorce French Style,5.1,100 +11454,"[35, 10749]",168055,fr,Amour & turbulences,6.623,2014-01-30,Love Is in the Air,6.1,242 +11455,[99],250657,en,Fed Up,6.62,2014-05-09,Fed Up,7.4,152 +11456,"[27, 53]",300467,en,Dark Was the Night,6.611,2014-10-17,Dark Was the Night,5.4,108 +11457,[28],286548,en,TEKKEN: A Man Called X,6.608,2014-08-12,TEKKEN: Kazuya's Revenge,4.0,51 +11458,[28],255268,en,Bad Ass 2: Bad Asses,6.605,2014-04-08,Bad Ass 2: Bad Asses,5.9,99 +11459,[53],283384,en,The Calling,6.605,2014-08-05,The Calling,5.7,110 +11460,"[28, 53]",242454,ko,용의자,6.6,2014-01-10,The Suspect,7.1,62 +11461,"[28, 80, 53]",256474,en,In the Blood,6.598,2014-04-04,In the Blood,5.5,172 +11462,[18],215743,ko,뫼비우스,6.591,2014-08-01,Moebius,6.8,98 +11463,"[10749, 35]",209406,en,The Right Kind of Wrong,6.59,2014-02-06,The Right Kind of Wrong,6.0,133 +11464,[35],305455,fr,Le père Noël,6.589,2014-12-25,Santa Claus,6.7,104 +11465,[18],259958,en,Alex of Venice,6.578,2015-04-17,Alex of Venice,6.1,38 +11466,"[35, 14]",258805,en,Bad Johnson,6.577,2014-05-02,Bad Johnson,4.5,71 +11467,"[53, 18]",186929,nl,Borgman,6.535,2014-05-09,Borgman,6.8,151 +11468,"[36, 99, 16]",269100,en,Video Games: The Movie,6.533,2014-07-18,Video Games: The Movie,5.9,113 +11469,"[28, 80, 53]",197950,fr,La French,6.522,2014-12-20,The Connection,7.1,409 +11470,"[28, 80, 53]",250388,en,Rampage: Capital Punishment,6.522,2014-08-19,Rampage: Capital Punishment,5.6,117 +11471,[35],281524,en,The Hooligan Factory,6.518,2014-06-13,The Hooligan Factory,5.1,14 +11472,[53],286654,en,Reclaim,6.5,2014-09-19,Reclaim,5.2,82 +11473,"[53, 9648]",252529,en,Another Me,6.49,2014-08-22,Another Me,4.8,118 +11474,"[80, 99]",250658,en,The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz,6.483,2014-06-27,The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz,7.9,243 +11475,[18],250538,en,The Good Lie,6.477,2014-09-10,The Good Lie,7.4,294 +11476,[27],156597,en,Stage Fright,6.477,2014-04-03,Stage Fright,5.4,81 +11477,"[18, 10402]",192133,en,Jimi: All Is by My Side,6.461,2014-05-31,Jimi: All Is by My Side,5.5,96 +11478,[27],272692,en,The Possession of Michael King,6.453,2014-08-22,The Possession of Michael King,5.8,175 +11479,"[10751, 14, 16, 12]",247788,de,Der 7bte Zwerg,6.438,2014-12-31,The 7th Dwarf,4.8,41 +11480,[18],254721,de,Kreuzweg,6.434,2014-11-09,Stations of the Cross,7.3,51 +11481,"[16, 35, 10751, 9648]",258893,en,Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery,6.427,2014-03-25,Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery,6.2,74 +11482,"[18, 35]",239562,en,The Single Moms Club,6.418,2014-03-14,The Single Moms Club,5.8,73 +11483,[35],209185,en,The Grand Seduction,6.409,2014-05-30,The Grand Seduction,6.7,145 +11484,"[53, 16, 14]",152044,ja,劇場版 魔法少女まどか☆マギカ[後編] 永遠の物語,6.393,2012-10-19,Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part II: Eternal,8.0,53 +11485,[99],282297,en,Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret,6.376,2014-07-01,Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret,7.9,223 +11486,[27],276922,en,Come Back to Me,6.357,2014-07-25,Come Back to Me,5.6,69 +11487,[53],159095,en,In Fear,6.354,2014-03-07,In Fear,5.7,120 +11488,"[16, 10402, 10751]",59981,en,Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return,6.349,2014-05-09,Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return,5.7,67 +11489,"[35, 80]",171540,he,Mi mefahed mezeev hara,6.342,2013-05-04,Big Bad Wolves,6.6,176 +11490,"[10749, 18]",326947,en,The Maid,6.339,2014-04-12,The Maid,3.5,7 +11491,"[9648, 16, 10751]",284995,en,Scooby-Doo! Frankencreepy,6.329,2014-08-19,Scooby-Doo! Frankencreepy,6.5,36 +11492,[18],266082,fr,Bande de filles,6.327,2014-10-18,Girlhood,6.3,176 +11493,"[28, 35, 10749]",249772,te,1 - నేనొక్కడినే,6.325,2014-01-10,1: Nenokkadine,5.9,23 +11494,"[18, 35]",284296,en,Top Five,6.322,2014-12-12,Top Five,6.3,281 +11495,"[18, 53]",157351,en,The Truth About Emanuel,6.32,2014-01-10,The Truth About Emanuel,6.1,148 +11496,[27],226140,en,See No Evil 2,6.316,2014-10-21,See No Evil 2,4.4,125 +11497,"[36, 35, 99]",262481,en,An Honest Liar,6.301,2014-04-18,An Honest Liar,7.3,100 +11498,"[18, 53, 28]",287415,en,Free Fall,6.296,2014-10-17,Free Fall,4.9,36 +11499,[35],201086,en,Cuban Fury,6.291,2014-04-11,Cuban Fury,6.0,174 +11500,"[35, 53]",101519,en,A Fantastic Fear of Everything,6.29,2014-02-06,A Fantastic Fear of Everything,5.7,145 +11501,"[18, 10402]",239566,en,Get on Up,6.288,2014-08-01,Get on Up,6.7,251 +11502,[99],284470,en,Atari: Game Over,6.284,2014-11-19,Atari: Game Over,6.7,129 +11503,[27],254188,en,At the Devil's Door,6.279,2014-03-09,At the Devil's Door,4.7,131 +11504,[18],119360,it,Io e te,6.277,2014-07-04,Me and You,6.2,105 +11505,"[12, 14, 27, 35]",74461,en,Knights of Badassdom,6.273,2014-01-21,Knights of Badassdom,5.5,217 +11506,"[16, 18]",255413,ja,劇場版 あの日見た花の名前を僕達はまだ知らない。,6.272,2014-01-18,anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day - The Movie,7.4,45 +11507,"[28, 18, 80, 9648]",204968,pl,Jack Strong,6.27,2014-03-03,Jack Strong,6.5,57 +11508,"[28, 18, 80]",260339,en,Salting the Battlefield,6.265,2014-11-16,Salting the Battlefield,6.0,54 +11509,[53],52653,en,Jinn,6.264,2014-04-04,Jinn,4.1,44 +11510,"[28, 53]",265851,ko,우는 남자,6.259,2014-06-20,No Tears for the Dead,7.0,88 +11511,[18],214096,en,Lucky Them,6.258,2014-05-30,Lucky Them,5.8,35 +11512,"[35, 10751, 10749, 18]",268171,en,Elsa & Fred,6.241,2014-03-07,Elsa & Fred,6.2,48 +11513,[27],291865,en,From the Dark,6.232,2014-04-14,From the Dark,5.5,58 +11514,"[18, 14, 9648, 10749]",137321,en,Winter's Tale,6.224,2014-02-13,Winter's Tale,6.2,796 +11515,[18],244783,en,Song One,6.206,2015-01-23,Song One,5.6,126 +11516,"[27, 53, 18]",227094,en,The Returned,6.182,2014-02-14,The Returned,6.1,121 +11517,"[53, 27]",274899,en,Inner Demons,6.182,2014-06-13,Inner Demons,4.7,37 +11518,"[80, 35]",253272,en,The Mule,6.161,2014-03-10,The Mule,6.4,77 +11519,"[35, 18]",174337,en,The Pretty One,6.158,2014-02-07,The Pretty One,6.2,133 +11520,"[27, 878, 53]",199578,en,Patrick,6.141,2014-03-14,Patrick,4.9,91 +11521,"[10749, 35]",257314,it,Una donna per amica,6.128,2014-10-04,A Woman as a Friend,5.4,89 +11522,"[99, 18, 10402]",246400,en,"20,000 Days on Earth",6.125,2014-08-21,"20,000 Days on Earth",7.2,101 +11523,[35],251736,en,Listen Up Philip,6.124,2014-10-17,Listen Up Philip,6.0,82 +11524,"[53, 9648]",220286,en,Grand Piano,6.118,2014-03-07,Grand Piano,5.9,295 +11525,"[37, 28, 18, 878]",215379,en,Young Ones,6.107,2014-10-09,Young Ones,5.8,160 +11526,"[10749, 35, 18]",282296,en,My Old Lady,6.085,2014-09-09,My Old Lady,6.3,141 +11527,[18],114155,en,Effie Gray,6.083,2014-12-09,Effie Gray,6.0,96 +11528,[18],232679,en,When the Game Stands Tall,6.08,2014-08-22,When the Game Stands Tall,6.6,185 +11529,"[10751, 14, 27]",289239,en,Mostly Ghostly: Have You Met My Ghoulfriend?,6.067,2014-09-02,Mostly Ghostly: Have You Met My Ghoulfriend?,5.1,37 +11530,"[35, 18]",242088,en,The Trip to Italy,6.062,2014-08-15,The Trip to Italy,6.5,140 +11531,"[10749, 18]",215211,en,Grace of Monaco,6.058,2014-06-06,Grace of Monaco,6.0,352 +11532,"[53, 18, 80, 9648]",258284,en,Every Secret Thing,6.038,2014-04-20,Every Secret Thing,5.8,132 +11533,"[18, 35]",259956,en,About Alex,6.023,2014-08-08,About Alex,6.5,81 +11534,[18],253254,en,Before I Disappear,6.021,2014-10-28,Before I Disappear,6.8,88 +11535,"[27, 53, 9648]",215830,en,Open Grave,6.019,2014-01-02,Open Grave,5.9,344 +11536,[99],191502,en,The Unbelievers,6.018,2013-12-13,The Unbelievers,6.7,74 +11537,"[9648, 27, 53]",228358,en,The Pact II,5.998,2014-09-05,The Pact II,4.6,90 +11538,[18],259963,en,Boulevard,5.993,2014-04-20,Boulevard,5.8,137 +11539,"[28, 12, 18, 14]",252360,en,In the Name of the King III,5.988,2014-03-11,In the Name of the King III,3.5,31 +11540,[10402],212769,en,Make Your Move,5.981,2014-04-18,Make Your Move,5.9,49 +11541,[18],205601,en,Belle,5.971,2014-05-01,Belle,7.3,411 +11542,"[99, 10752]",263614,en,Virunga,5.967,2014-11-07,Virunga,8.1,115 +11543,"[53, 18, 28, 9648]",260202,en,Turks & Caicos,5.937,2014-11-09,Turks & Caicos,6.3,65 +11544,"[18, 10749, 80]",252841,hi,हाईवे,5.936,2014-02-20,Highway,7.1,81 +11545,[53],259074,en,Joy Ride 3,5.936,2014-06-03,Joy Ride 3,4.8,84 +11546,[35],252680,en,Moms' Night Out,5.93,2014-05-09,Moms' Night Out,5.7,175 +11547,"[35, 18]",160068,es,Gloria,5.925,2014-01-23,Gloria,6.5,83 +11548,[18],244517,en,God's Pocket,5.924,2014-05-09,God's Pocket,5.8,95 +11549,"[53, 27]",180305,en,Mercy,5.91,2014-10-07,Mercy,4.7,128 +11550,"[12, 16, 878]",256346,en,Almost Home,5.905,2014-03-07,Almost Home,6.6,90 +11551,"[18, 14]",137698,es,La danza de la realidad,5.902,2014-05-23,The Dance of Reality,7.4,87 +11552,"[28, 10752, 18]",260063,en,Seal Team Eight: Behind Enemy Lines,5.901,2014-03-01,Seal Team Eight: Behind Enemy Lines,4.9,60 +11553,[27],79316,en,Devil's Due,5.893,2014-01-17,Devil's Due,4.5,303 +11554,"[18, 10749]",191714,hi,The Lunchbox,5.888,2014-02-28,The Lunchbox,7.3,350 +11555,"[53, 18]",268060,en,Road to Paloma,5.886,2014-04-12,Road to Paloma,6.4,46 +11556,[28],277597,en,Mercenaries,5.88,2014-08-05,Mercenaries,4.3,48 +11557,"[80, 18, 53]",253046,en,Jailbait,5.878,2014-02-14,Jailbait,4.0,42 +11558,"[80, 28]",271234,ru,22 минуты,5.877,2014-06-06,22 Minutes,5.2,37 +11559,"[9648, 53, 27]",296626,en,Finders Keepers,5.866,2014-10-18,Finders Keepers,4.3,93 +11560,[27],287524,en,Fear Clinic,5.861,2014-10-31,Fear Clinic,4.2,63 +11561,"[35, 18, 10749]",214075,en,Words and Pictures,5.848,2014-05-23,Words and Pictures,6.6,108 +11562,"[53, 28, 80]",298093,en,Poker Night,5.84,2014-12-20,Poker Night,6.0,113 +11563,[35],273169,fr,Sous les jupes des filles,5.835,2014-09-09,French Women,5.7,239 +11564,"[16, 10749]",196761,ja,ハル,5.827,2014-09-02,Hal,7.2,46 +11565,"[18, 36]",192142,en,The Better Angels,5.817,2014-01-18,The Better Angels,6.6,21 +11566,[18],212231,en,Kid Cannabis,5.815,2014-04-18,Kid Cannabis,6.2,87 +11567,"[53, 18]",293633,en,Catch Hell,5.795,2014-10-10,Catch Hell,5.4,53 +11568,"[53, 27]",289416,en,Grace,5.781,2014-10-28,Grace,4.6,78 +11569,"[9648, 53, 80]",209269,en,Felony,5.775,2014-10-17,Felony,5.6,84 +11570,"[53, 80]",253849,en,John Doe: Vigilante,5.772,2014-03-21,John Doe: Vigilante,6.6,78 +11571,"[99, 10402]",283559,en,One Direction: Where We Are - The Concert,5.769,2014-10-11,One Direction: Where We Are - The Concert,8.4,108 +11572,"[35, 18]",244534,en,Happy Christmas,5.767,2014-06-26,Happy Christmas,5.1,95 +11573,[28],286668,en,A Good Man,5.756,2014-08-19,A Good Man,5.1,63 +11574,"[16, 878, 28]",269650,ja,Appleseed Alpha,5.727,2014-07-14,Appleseed Alpha,6.5,182 +11575,[99],212063,en,Tim's Vermeer,5.706,2013-12-06,Tim's Vermeer,7.3,91 +11576,"[28, 53]",276935,hi,Ek Villain,5.706,2014-06-27,Ek Villain,6.5,61 +11577,[18],285024,en,Heaven Knows What,5.704,2015-05-29,Heaven Knows What,6.6,61 +11578,"[80, 18, 10749]",233470,en,Jamesy Boy,5.703,2014-01-03,Jamesy Boy,6.5,80 +11579,"[16, 35]",379779,en,The Present,5.702,2014-07-27,The Present,7.9,101 +11580,[35],242661,de,Nicht mein Tag,5.698,2014-06-12,Not My Day,6.8,81 +11581,"[18, 53, 35]",270919,fr,Elle l'adore,5.639,2014-09-14,Number One Fan,6.2,141 +11582,[18],216156,en,Still Life,5.624,2014-05-18,Still Life,7.6,158 +11583,"[16, 18, 36]",239367,ja,ジョバンニの島,5.623,2014-03-22,Giovanni's Island,7.5,38 +11584,"[53, 28, 80]",151368,en,Open Windows,5.608,2014-10-02,Open Windows,5.1,266 +11585,[18],244063,nl,Jongens,5.577,2014-10-23,Boys,7.6,290 +11586,"[36, 18]",262958,en,Jimmy's Hall,5.566,2014-05-30,Jimmy's Hall,6.7,82 +11587,[18],261037,en,Miss Meadows,5.53,2014-11-14,Miss Meadows,5.3,105 +11588,"[35, 18]",247645,hi,Queen,5.523,2014-03-14,Queen,7.4,122 +11589,"[18, 10749]",214086,en,The Face of Love,5.519,2014-03-07,The Face of Love,6.1,68 +11590,"[10749, 53]",158426,en,Collision,5.519,2014-01-28,Collision,6.0,48 +11591,"[18, 35]",242083,en,Hits,5.512,2014-01-21,Hits,5.0,36 +11592,"[10752, 12, 18]",302828,en,Against the Sun,5.51,2014-11-22,Against the Sun,6.8,85 +11593,"[53, 18]",243526,en,Faults,5.495,2014-03-06,Faults,6.7,104 +11594,"[18, 10749]",214081,en,A Promise,5.494,2014-04-18,A Promise,5.6,75 +11595,"[10749, 14, 28]",257648,zh,白发魔女传之明月天国,5.488,2014-10-10,The White Haired Witch of Lunar Kingdom,5.0,29 +11596,[27],294308,en,Don't Blink,5.488,2014-09-18,Don't Blink,4.7,88 +11597,[27],289712,en,Mockingbird,5.485,2014-10-07,Mockingbird,4.0,49 +11598,[99],295799,en,Iris,5.445,2014-10-09,Iris,7.6,71 +11599,[53],288281,en,A Good Marriage,5.438,2014-10-03,A Good Marriage,5.3,197 +11600,"[878, 27]",282069,ja,寄生獣,5.436,2014-11-29,Parasyte: Part 1,6.8,65 +11601,"[18, 35]",209415,es,Vivir es fácil con los ojos cerrados,5.428,2014-05-17,Living Is Easy with Eyes Closed,6.8,90 +11602,"[35, 10749, 18]",259720,hi,टू स्टेट्स,5.423,2014-04-18,2 States,6.7,73 +11603,"[18, 80, 53]",200511,en,7 Minutes,5.422,2014-10-26,7 Minutes,5.6,69 +11604,"[18, 10402]",283330,en,Eden,5.373,2015-06-19,Eden,5.8,57 +11605,"[35, 10749]",267863,en,Walking on Sunshine,5.368,2014-09-25,Walking on Sunshine,6.4,146 +11606,"[18, 10751]",259943,zh,归来,5.348,2014-10-10,Coming Home,7.3,76 +11607,[35],223954,fr,Jacky au royaume des filles,5.341,2014-06-26,Jacky in the Kingdom of Women,5.6,96 +11608,"[10770, 10751, 14, 18]",230408,en,The Good Witch's Wonder,5.339,2014-10-01,The Good Witch's Wonder,6.8,26 +11609,"[27, 10749, 878]",241855,en,Spring,5.326,2014-03-20,Spring,6.6,300 +11610,[18],313108,ko,국제시장,5.323,2014-12-31,Ode to My Father,7.1,38 +11611,"[18, 53]",318553,en,Sugar Daddies,5.314,2014-12-23,Sugar Daddies,5.1,15 +11612,[35],308571,en,Bill Burr: I'm Sorry You Feel That Way,5.313,2014-12-05,Bill Burr: I'm Sorry You Feel That Way,7.8,55 +11613,"[53, 16, 14]",152042,ja,劇場版 魔法少女まどか☆マギカ [前編] 始まりの物語,5.301,2012-10-19,Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part I: Beginnings,7.6,55 +11614,"[53, 27]",278632,en,Julia,5.274,2014-10-14,Julia,5.0,44 +11615,[18],212606,no,Tusen ganger god natt,5.265,2014-10-24,A Thousand Times Good Night,7.1,56 +11616,"[28, 35, 10749]",280690,hi,Kick,5.263,2014-07-25,Kick,6.0,70 +11617,[35],215962,en,The Stag,5.253,2014-04-22,The Stag,5.7,53 +11618,"[99, 10402]",290382,en,Roger Waters: The Wall,5.244,2014-09-29,Roger Waters: The Wall,8.3,81 +11619,"[28, 18, 53]",256687,en,Swelter,5.232,2014-04-20,Swelter,5.1,44 +11620,"[10752, 28]",285423,en,Jarhead 2: Field of Fire,5.23,2014-08-14,Jarhead 2: Field of Fire,5.8,105 +11621,"[27, 53]",207780,en,Antisocial,5.222,2014-01-28,Antisocial,4.7,59 +11622,"[18, 10749, 35]",272602,en,Amira & Sam,5.221,2014-05-30,Amira & Sam,6.1,34 +11623,"[27, 53]",257093,en,Dark House,5.214,2014-03-14,Dark House,4.9,44 +11624,[99],276909,en,Deepsea Challenge 3D,5.207,2014-08-08,Deepsea Challenge,6.9,16 +11625,"[35, 18, 10402]",245859,en,God Help the Girl,5.189,2014-09-05,God Help the Girl,6.7,140 +11626,[35],289333,en,Jim Jefferies: Bare,5.186,2014-08-29,Jim Jefferies: Bare,7.7,70 +11627,"[10751, 16, 14]",260234,en,"Monster High: Frights, Camera, Action!",5.159,2014-03-25,"Monster High: Frights, Camera, Action!",6.6,37 +11628,[35],255491,en,Authors Anonymous,5.156,2014-04-18,Authors Anonymous,4.0,27 +11629,"[35, 10749]",216138,en,10 Rules for Sleeping Around,5.132,2014-04-04,10 Rules for Sleeping Around,3.7,34 +11630,"[878, 12, 35]",94590,en,Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie,5.115,2014-07-21,Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie,5.6,73 +11631,"[878, 18, 9648]",273404,en,I'll Follow You Down,5.106,2014-08-05,I'll Follow You Down,6.1,84 +11632,"[18, 36, 27, 53]",179111,en,A Field in England,5.101,2014-02-07,A Field in England,6.4,112 +11633,"[80, 18]",254772,en,Two Men in Town,5.097,2014-05-07,Two Men in Town,5.7,43 +11634,[99],253292,en,Harmontown,5.091,2014-03-08,Harmontown,6.8,49 +11635,"[12, 10749, 18]",251232,en,Copenhagen,5.09,2014-10-03,Copenhagen,6.9,102 +11636,[35],267481,ru,Кухня в Париже,5.085,2014-05-05,Kitchen in Paris,6.7,29 +11637,[18],265226,it,Le meraviglie,5.042,2014-06-09,The Wonders,6.9,62 +11638,"[28, 12, 10751]",295887,en,Beethoven's Treasure Tail,5.034,2014-10-02,Beethoven's Treasure Tail,5.3,24 +11639,"[18, 53]",188761,es,Wakolda,5.03,2014-04-25,The German Doctor,6.5,63 +11640,[18],160768,en,Jimmy P.,5.011,2014-02-14,Jimmy P.,6.1,51 +11641,"[10749, 35]",295315,en,Sex Ed,4.976,2014-11-07,Sex Ed,5.3,84 +11642,"[10751, 35, 18]",265347,en,Chasing Ghosts,4.972,2014-04-06,Chasing Ghosts,6.7,6 +11643,"[28, 53]",243531,en,Freezer,4.946,2014-01-17,Freezer,5.5,67 +11644,[35],261820,en,Goodbye to All That,4.923,2014-12-17,Goodbye to All That,5.0,33 +11645,[18],248212,en,Lilting,4.904,2014-08-07,Lilting,7.2,69 +11646,"[27, 53]",220471,en,Where the Devil Hides,4.862,2014-10-10,The Devil's Hand,5.1,65 +11647,"[53, 28]",290729,en,Sniper: Legacy,4.856,2014-09-30,Sniper: Legacy,5.6,58 +11648,[35],249169,en,Don Peyote,4.855,2014-05-01,Don Peyote,4.1,7 +11649,"[18, 27, 53]",328763,en,Echoes,4.847,2014-07-05,Echoes,4.0,25 +11650,"[12, 16, 28]",284274,en,Iron Man & Captain America: Heroes United,4.845,2014-07-29,Iron Man & Captain America: Heroes United,5.6,32 +11651,"[14, 12]",275318,en,Sleeping Beauty,4.837,2014-05-13,Sleeping Beauty,4.2,43 +11652,"[10751, 12]",249053,de,Fünf Freunde 3,4.827,2014-06-06,The Famous Five 3,6.6,19 +11653,"[12, 99]",294959,en,Valley Uprising,4.824,2014-09-01,Valley Uprising,8.1,46 +11654,"[16, 10751, 14]",254263,en,The Swan Princess: A Royal Family Tale,4.813,2014-02-25,The Swan Princess: A Royal Family Tale,5.9,21 +11655,"[80, 53, 18]",92647,sv,Snabba Cash II,4.807,2014-02-13,Easy Money II,6.0,42 +11656,[18],244260,en,Little Accidents,4.807,2015-01-16,Little Accidents,5.7,39 +11657,"[10749, 35]",319389,en,Lovesick,4.775,2014-04-24,Lovesick,5.0,44 +11658,[99],256561,en,Free to Play,4.772,2014-03-19,Free to Play,7.2,77 +11659,"[35, 10749]",291157,hi,खूबसूरत,4.768,2014-09-19,Khoobsurat,6.8,66 +11660,"[16, 35, 10751, 14]",258152,en,Party Central,4.757,2014-03-21,Party Central,6.3,46 +11661,"[53, 18]",209251,es,Caníbal,4.737,2014-07-15,Cannibal,5.9,53 +11662,"[53, 27]",274626,en,Animal,4.735,2014-06-17,Animal,4.6,119 +11663,"[10770, 10749]",299584,en,Christmas Under Wraps,4.662,2014-11-29,Christmas Under Wraps,5.9,29 +11664,[18],251994,en,Reach Me,4.659,2014-03-14,Reach Me,5.2,48 +11665,"[80, 18, 53]",270005,en,By the Gun,4.659,2014-12-05,By the Gun,4.5,32 +11666,[35],250622,en,National Lampoon Presents: Endless Bummer,4.657,2009-10-20,National Lampoon Presents: Endless Bummer,4.0,12 +11667,"[35, 10749]",254047,en,The Wedding Pact,4.642,2014-02-04,The Wedding Pact,4.5,38 +11668,"[10770, 18, 10749]",293205,en,Recipe for Love,4.636,2014-10-11,Recipe for Love,6.2,33 +11669,[18],275696,en,3 Nights in the Desert,4.63,2014-01-04,3 Nights in the Desert,4.9,21 +11670,"[27, 35]",275985,en,The Coed and the Zombie Stoner,4.616,2014-04-18,The Coed and the Zombie Stoner,3.3,24 +11671,"[35, 27, 9648]",285840,en,The Editor,4.614,2014-10-18,The Editor,5.6,56 +11672,[16],290727,en,Monster High: Freaky Fusion,4.575,2014-10-06,Monster High: Freaky Fusion,7.2,32 +11673,"[12, 14, 10749, 878]",279828,en,Delirium,4.568,2014-06-20,Delirium,6.2,69 +11674,[18],274820,en,4 Minute Mile,4.562,2014-06-05,4 Minute Mile,5.7,37 +11675,"[99, 18]",253295,en,Manny,4.558,2014-12-31,Manny,6.4,48 +11676,"[9648, 18, 80, 53]",251981,ja,渇き。,4.557,2015-12-04,The World of Kanako,6.4,73 +11677,[16],217057,en,The Hero of Color City,4.516,2014-10-03,The Hero of Color City,5.4,9 +11678,"[10770, 18]",279973,en,Nowhere Safe,4.48,2014-10-05,Nowhere Safe,6.1,32 +11679,[53],256347,en,Not Safe for Work,4.48,2014-05-09,Not Safe for Work,5.2,64 +11680,"[28, 18]",182873,en,Green Street Hooligans: Underground,4.478,2014-09-05,Green Street Hooligans: Underground,5.4,57 +11681,[18],269714,fr,Le Dernier diamant,4.476,2014-08-14,The Last Diamond,6.2,41 +11682,"[28, 16, 10770]",264170,en,Batman: Strange Days,4.473,2014-04-09,Batman: Strange Days,7.3,50 +11683,[18],174378,en,Run & Jump,4.465,2014-01-24,Run & Jump,6.7,14 +11684,"[10749, 35]",323162,de,Doktorspiele,4.465,2014-09-09,Playing Doctor,5.8,39 +11685,[27],265018,en,Indigenous,4.448,2014-04-20,Indigenous,4.7,53 +11686,"[9648, 10751]",300778,en,Garage Sale Mystery: All That Glitters,4.429,2014-10-01,Garage Sale Mystery: All That Glitters,6.4,22 +11687,"[99, 10751]",251471,en,A LEGO Brickumentary,4.424,2015-07-31,A LEGO Brickumentary,5.9,69 +11688,"[53, 80, 18]",281418,en,The Lookalike,4.408,2014-11-07,The Lookalike,5.0,28 +11689,"[53, 27, 878]",291347,en,Lost Time,4.393,2014-09-19,Lost Time,3.1,22 +11690,"[28, 80, 53]",259138,en,Electric Slide,4.391,2014-04-22,Electric Slide,5.1,18 +11691,[18],304336,en,Lap Dance,4.353,2014-12-05,Lap Dance,4.4,40 +11692,"[12, 18, 53]",300654,en,Wildlike,4.311,2014-09-25,Wildlike,6.6,57 +11693,"[18, 28, 80]",286709,en,Revenge of the Green Dragons,4.309,2014-09-11,Revenge of the Green Dragons,5.5,46 +11694,[35],303623,en,Hello Ladies: The Movie,4.297,2014-11-22,Hello Ladies: The Movie,6.4,72 +11695,"[27, 53]",267852,en,Black Mountain Side,4.296,2014-10-26,Black Mountain Side,5.2,49 +11696,"[18, 10749]",261776,es,El tercero,4.279,2014-06-28,The Third One,6.0,17 +11697,"[18, 12, 28]",302666,en,10.0 Earthquake,4.277,2014-10-15,10.0 Earthquake,4.1,41 +11698,"[18, 53, 27, 9648]",291151,en,The Stranger,4.27,2015-06-12,The Stranger,4.8,54 +11699,"[18, 53]",244562,en,Jamie Marks Is Dead,4.269,2014-08-29,Jamie Marks Is Dead,5.4,51 +11700,"[28, 35]",284279,no,Børning,4.259,2014-08-24,Burnout,6.6,27 +11701,"[18, 35, 10749]",276928,hi,हम्प्टी शर्मा की दुल्हनिया,4.252,2014-07-11,Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania,6.5,56 +11702,[10749],287509,fr,Tokyo Fiancée,4.237,2014-12-20,Tokyo Fiancée,6.2,56 +11703,"[9648, 18, 27]",270668,da,Når dyrene drømmer,4.234,2014-10-10,When Animals Dream,5.9,59 +11704,"[53, 28, 878, 27]",263416,en,Dead Sea,4.207,2014-04-15,Dead Sea,2.6,13 +11705,"[18, 10749]",253251,en,10.000 KM,4.205,2015-07-10,"10,000 km",6.5,49 +11706,"[53, 28, 878]",240900,en,BlackJacks,4.203,2014-02-11,BlackJacks,5.4,10 +11707,"[10770, 14, 10751]",299579,en,Northpole,4.195,2014-11-15,Northpole,6.3,31 +11708,"[28, 878]",249021,en,Android Cop,4.194,2014-02-04,Android Cop,3.8,36 +11709,"[28, 80, 53]",169298,en,Bullet,4.193,2014-02-25,Bullet,4.4,52 +11710,"[35, 27]",316744,en,Crazy Bitches,4.192,2014-06-26,Crazy Bitches,3.7,12 +11711,"[10770, 10749]",311093,en,A Christmas Kiss II,4.184,2014-12-13,A Christmas Kiss II,5.8,36 +11712,"[27, 878, 28]",185267,en,The Human Race,4.184,2014-06-13,The Human Race,5.1,87 +11713,"[53, 878, 28, 18]",316269,ru,Вычислитель,4.183,2014-12-20,Calculator,4.3,50 +11714,"[878, 10770]",285135,en,Zodiac,4.18,2014-08-16,Zodiac,3.8,49 +11715,"[35, 18, 10749]",253283,en,Take Care,4.156,2014-03-07,Take Care,5.8,39 +11716,"[10751, 12]",287935,en,Midnight Sun,4.145,2014-09-01,Midnight Sun,6.0,38 +11717,[35],256273,en,The Fluffy Movie,4.142,2014-07-25,The Fluffy Movie,6.9,67 +11718,[99],124623,en,I Know That Voice,4.136,2014-01-07,I Know That Voice,7.0,54 +11719,"[53, 27, 9648]",254186,fr,Aux yeux des vivants,4.125,2014-03-10,Among the Living,5.4,53 +11720,[18],230779,en,Cesar Chavez,4.124,2014-03-28,Cesar Chavez,6.0,25 +11721,[878],260372,en,Bermuda Tentacles,4.122,2014-04-04,Bermuda Tentacles,3.4,25 +11722,"[28, 53]",225747,en,Vendetta,4.078,2014-06-10,Vendetta,6.1,34 +11723,"[28, 18, 36]",284288,hi,मैरी कोम,4.077,2014-11-08,Mary Kom,7.2,49 +11724,[99],293262,en,I Am Ali,4.065,2014-10-10,I Am Ali,7.0,40 +11725,"[27, 53]",100541,en,The Ganzfeld Haunting,4.026,2014-07-17,The Ganzfeld Haunting,3.8,14 +11726,[18],285900,da,Kapgang,4.013,2014-10-10,Speed Walking,6.9,14 +11727,[35],238475,en,Best Night Ever,4.01,2014-01-31,Best Night Ever,4.2,51 +11728,"[35, 10749]",251626,hi,हँसी तो फसी,4.0,2014-02-07,Hasee Toh Phasee,6.6,40 +11729,[18],212756,en,Stay,3.958,2014-03-21,Stay,5.1,8 +11730,[18],302135,en,Skating to New York,3.953,2013-11-02,Skating to New York,5.8,9 +11731,[35],292191,en,Bachelor Night,3.95,2014-08-12,Bachelor Night,3.9,16 +11732,"[53, 80]",183258,en,All Things To All Men,3.944,2014-04-04,All Things To All Men,4.3,28 +11733,"[53, 18, 878]",287358,en,High Moon,3.926,2014-09-15,High Moon,5.5,14 +11734,[35],260535,en,The Little Rascals Save the Day,3.924,2014-04-01,The Little Rascals Save the Day,5.8,38 +11735,"[10402, 10749, 18]",271164,en,The Song 2014,3.905,2014-09-26,The Song 2014,5.9,45 +11736,"[28, 53]",242166,en,Red Sky,3.879,2014-03-12,Red Sky,4.5,33 +11737,"[35, 10749, 10770]",298317,en,My Boyfriends' Dogs,3.878,2014-10-18,My Boyfriends' Dogs,5.7,14 +11738,"[27, 28, 14, 878]",283749,en,Ninja Apocalypse,3.869,2014-08-05,Ninja Apocalypse,3.5,14 +11739,"[18, 10749, 35]",291154,hi,Daawat-e-Ishq,3.866,2014-09-19,Daawat-e-Ishq,7.1,31 +11740,"[9648, 18, 10770]",300640,en,Wedding Planner Mystery,3.835,2014-10-19,Wedding Planner Mystery,6.3,15 +11741,"[18, 80, 53]",266034,fr,La chambre bleue,3.824,2014-10-03,The Blue Room,6.6,52 +11742,"[12, 27, 28]",297580,en,Day of the Mummy,3.817,2014-10-21,Day of the Mummy,5.1,13 +11743,[27],254426,en,Fields of the Dead,3.813,2014-02-04,Fields of the Dead,2.9,11 +11744,[18],214091,en,The Last of Robin Hood,3.812,2014-09-05,The Last of Robin Hood,6.0,31 +11745,"[80, 18, 53]",152736,en,Child of God,3.796,2014-08-01,Child of God,5.3,46 +11746,"[35, 18, 10749]",249916,en,Appropriate Behavior,3.795,2014-01-18,Appropriate Behavior,6.6,45 +11747,[35],278347,hi,Entertainment,3.794,2014-08-08,Entertainment,4.6,28 +11748,"[27, 53, 28]",270771,en,The Well,3.786,2014-06-12,The Last Survivors,5.5,54 +11749,"[35, 18, 10749]",241071,en,Brightest Star,3.782,2014-01-31,Brightest Star,4.3,13 +11750,[53],259879,en,20 Ft Below: The Darkness Descending,3.776,2014-03-18,20 Ft Below: The Darkness Descending,2.4,11 +11751,[99],291817,en,Seymour: An Introduction,3.762,2015-03-13,Seymour: An Introduction,7.3,8 +11752,"[18, 9648, 53]",314996,en,Nanny Cam,3.742,2014-12-28,Nanny Cam,5.5,38 +11753,"[10751, 35, 16]",245685,en,Postman Pat: The Movie,3.74,2014-05-23,Postman Pat: The Movie,4.8,23 +11754,"[10749, 18]",325592,en,Camp Belvidere,3.739,2014-01-01,Camp Belvidere,7.5,16 +11755,"[28, 18]",257447,en,Tapped Out,3.733,2014-05-27,Tapped Out,5.8,34 +11756,"[18, 12]",321015,ru,Как меня зовут,3.71,2014-11-27,Name Me,7.2,6 +11757,"[18, 35, 10749]",160564,en,Au bout du conte,3.705,2014-06-27,Under the Rainbow,5.5,42 +11758,"[16, 35, 10751]",287233,en,Tom and Jerry: The Lost Dragon,3.692,2014-07-27,Tom and Jerry: The Lost Dragon,6.5,15 +11759,"[18, 878, 9648]",199933,en,Atlas Shrugged: Part III,3.691,2014-09-12,Atlas Shrugged: Part III,3.7,31 +11760,"[18, 53]",55061,en,Frankie & Alice,3.69,2014-04-04,Frankie & Alice,5.7,43 +11761,"[12, 878, 14, 10751]",294093,en,Dinosaur Island,3.685,2014-12-20,Dinosaur Island,4.4,40 +11762,"[18, 99]",250666,en,The Overnighters,3.683,2014-10-10,The Overnighters,7.4,40 +11763,"[18, 35]",285270,en,Believe Me,3.679,2014-09-26,Believe Me,4.9,20 +11764,[18],243352,en,Where Hope Grows,3.676,2014-04-06,Where Hope Grows,7.1,36 +11765,"[18, 35]",241432,en,Days and Nights,3.674,2014-09-26,Days and Nights,4.7,13 +11766,"[53, 28, 878]",260203,en,The Cure,3.667,2014-02-06,The Cure,4.5,16 +11767,[27],337218,en,Wild in Blue,3.65,2014-05-05,Wild in Blue,4.5,13 +11768,"[53, 878, 28]",275619,en,Age of Tomorrow,3.646,2014-06-10,Age of Tomorrow,2.9,39 +11769,[18],160118,ro,Poziţia copilului,3.63,2014-02-19,Child's Pose,6.8,52 +11770,"[18, 36]",132342,es,Libertador,3.629,2014-10-03,The Liberator,6.4,44 +11771,"[53, 80]",253622,cn,魔警,3.629,2014-04-17,That Demon Within,5.7,24 +11772,"[27, 35]",270851,en,Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys,3.627,2014-05-25,Blood Lake,3.7,28 +11773,[53],96631,en,Piggy,3.599,2014-05-13,Piggy,6.0,18 +11774,[18],264420,es,Obediencia Perfecta,3.589,2014-05-05,Perfect Obedience,6.6,14 +11775,"[35, 18, 10749]",295050,en,#Stuck,3.56,2014-10-10,#Stuck,5.3,13 +11776,[18],248688,en,A Night in Old Mexico,3.55,2014-05-01,A Night in Old Mexico,5.3,41 +11777,"[27, 878, 10770]",284711,en,Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda,3.548,2014-08-02,Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda,4.1,34 +11778,[18],268536,en,A Master Builder,3.533,2014-08-06,A Master Builder,6.2,9 +11779,"[12, 16, 28, 878]",287663,en,Star Wars Rebels: Spark of Rebellion,3.523,2014-10-03,Star Wars Rebels: Spark of Rebellion,7.0,56 +11780,"[10749, 10402, 35]",296370,en,Dance-Off,3.518,2014-01-01,Platinum the Dance Movie,5.9,67 +11781,"[16, 878]",122662,ja,マルドゥック・スクランブル 排気,3.507,2014-03-25,Mardock Scramble: The Third Exhaust,7.2,23 +11782,"[9648, 27, 18]",245589,en,Voodoo Possession,3.507,2014-01-14,Voodoo Possession,3.0,20 +11783,[18],261768,en,Lullaby,3.448,2014-06-13,Lullaby,6.0,34 +11784,[35],250572,en,Break Point,3.443,2014-03-08,Break Point,5.8,26 +11785,"[10770, 10749, 10751]",299581,en,Angels and Ornaments,3.441,2014-11-16,Angels and Ornaments,5.7,9 +11786,"[16, 28, 14]",271708,ja,K Missing Kings,3.416,2014-07-18,K: Missing Kings,7.0,10 +11787,"[27, 35]",288154,en,Jersey Shore Massacre,3.412,2014-08-22,Jersey Shore Massacre,3.3,29 +11788,[35],289339,en,Chelsea Peretti: One of the Greats,3.409,2014-11-14,Chelsea Peretti: One of the Greats,6.6,57 +11789,"[18, 10402]",244580,en,Low Down,3.395,2014-01-19,Low Down,5.6,25 +11790,"[18, 53, 878]",331592,en,Listening,3.383,2015-09-11,Listening,5.7,46 +11791,"[80, 18, 53]",214140,en,McCanick,3.363,2014-03-21,McCanick,4.6,24 +11792,[18],245855,en,Difret,3.354,2014-01-19,Difret,5.9,34 +11793,[],168814,zh,明天記得愛上我,3.348,2014-01-17,Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?,6.4,6 +11794,"[27, 53]",138943,en,Daddy's Little Girl,3.347,2014-01-01,Daddy's Little Girl,6.6,27 +11795,[18],173911,en,Bluebird,3.34,2014-06-05,Bluebird,6.2,12 +11796,[18],188765,ku,My Sweet Pepper Land,3.328,2014-09-07,My Sweet Pepper Land,6.9,48 +11797,"[9648, 18, 53]",206197,en,The Sisterhood of Night,3.314,2015-04-10,The Sisterhood of Night,6.4,51 +11798,"[12, 28]",256284,en,Apocalypse Pompeii,3.311,2014-02-18,Apocalypse Pompeii,4.5,39 +11799,"[18, 10749]",211166,pt,"Rio, Eu Te Amo",3.3,2014-10-10,"Rio, I Love You",5.2,27 +11800,"[10752, 18]",263855,en,Fort Bliss,3.289,2014-09-05,Fort Bliss,6.2,51 +11801,[18],168742,lo,The Rocket,3.284,2013-04-19,The Rocket,7.0,33 +11802,[28],258210,en,Airplane vs Volcano,3.284,2014-03-28,Airplane vs Volcano,3.4,28 +11803,[99],249170,en,Dinosaur 13,3.279,2014-08-15,Dinosaur 13,7.1,50 +11804,[35],296578,ru,Vypusknoy,3.262,2014-11-11,The Prom,3.1,13 +11805,"[28, 18]",320433,en,The Ninja Immovable Heart,3.253,2014-02-27,The Ninja Immovable Heart,5.1,4 +11806,"[99, 10402]",285689,en,Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me,3.252,2014-04-24,Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me,7.9,24 +11807,[35],298483,ru,Горько! 2,3.251,2014-11-11,Bitterly! 2,5.0,19 +11808,"[10770, 10749, 18]",288899,en,The Memory Book,3.222,2014-07-26,The Memory Book,6.5,15 +11809,"[18, 35]",274480,en,Among Ravens,3.221,2014-07-18,Among Ravens,5.1,12 +11810,"[53, 27, 878]",297680,en,Hangar 10,3.213,2014-11-04,Hangar 10,4.3,41 +11811,"[35, 10751]",250535,en,Get Santa,3.199,2014-12-12,Get Santa,6.3,47 +11812,"[9648, 27, 53]",252151,en,The Black Water Vampire,3.185,2014-01-21,The Black Water Vampire,4.7,16 +11813,"[35, 10749]",259000,ru,В спорте только девушки,3.182,2014-04-07,Some Like It Cold,4.6,9 +11814,"[18, 27, 53]",264480,en,Meet Me There,3.17,2014-04-04,Meet Me There,4.1,15 +11815,[18],282024,ru,Поддубный,3.167,2014-08-26,The Iron Ivan,6.0,18 +11816,[18],253315,en,All the Wilderness,3.145,2014-03-09,All the Wilderness,6.9,20 +11817,"[28, 80]",289198,es,Redeemer,3.121,2014-09-18,Redeemer,5.1,21 +11818,[53],297702,en,Gutshot Straight,3.121,2014-10-11,Gutshot Straight,3.8,22 +11819,"[10402, 18]",297265,en,Northern Soul,3.12,2014-10-17,Northern Soul,5.8,42 +11820,"[53, 27]",295339,en,The Haunting of Alice D,3.12,2014-09-27,The Haunting of Alice D,5.5,5 +11821,"[10770, 28, 12, 99]",238234,en,Top Gear: The Perfect Road Trip,3.101,2014-01-15,Top Gear: The Perfect Road Trip,7.3,52 +11822,"[35, 27, 878]",136585,en,Return to Nuke 'Em High Volume 1,3.1,2014-01-10,Return to Nuke 'Em High Volume 1,5.1,30 +11823,"[80, 9648, 18]",265602,en,Zoe Gone,3.084,2014-03-29,Zoe Gone,6.7,13 +11824,"[28, 878, 14]",261047,en,P-51 Dragon Fighter,3.078,2014-08-19,P-51 Dragon Fighter,3.5,7 +11825,"[28, 18]",252830,en,Puncture Wounds,3.061,2014-03-11,Puncture Wounds,4.6,32 +11826,"[53, 27, 878]",288445,en,The Device,3.061,2014-12-16,The Device,3.2,26 +11827,"[80, 53]",288463,en,The Guvnors,3.058,2014-06-24,The Guvnors,5.4,32 +11828,"[18, 10749, 35]",217708,is,Hross í oss,3.055,2014-06-13,Of Horses and Men,7.0,34 +11829,"[53, 27]",253794,en,Haunting of the Innocent,3.054,2014-02-01,Haunting of the Innocent,2.8,7 +11830,[16],285733,en,Barbie and the Secret Door,3.047,2014-09-16,Barbie and the Secret Door,6.2,83 +11831,"[35, 10749]",289520,en,Perfect on Paper,3.047,2014-09-20,Perfect on Paper,5.8,10 +11832,"[35, 10749, 10770]",258691,en,A Ring by Spring,3.046,2014-03-08,A Ring by Spring,5.1,10 +11833,[18],285021,ru,Класс Коррекции,3.037,2014-10-28,Corrections Class,6.5,24 +11834,"[53, 9648]",233226,en,The Dark Place,3.036,2014-06-14,The Dark Place,5.8,10 +11835,"[18, 9648, 10749, 10770]",276601,en,The Secret Sex Life of a Single Mom,3.023,2014-05-31,The Secret Sex Life of a Single Mom,4.8,6 +11836,"[18, 53]",292086,en,Come Morning,3.013,2012-10-21,Come Morning,6.3,5 +11837,"[35, 27]",129385,en,Gingerclown,3.013,2014-11-11,Gingerclown,3.2,13 +11838,[27],259246,en,Chasing the Devil,3.009,2014-03-07,Chasing the Devil,4.0,13 +11839,"[18, 53]",215935,he,Bethlehem,3.006,2013-11-09,Bethlehem,6.0,17 +11840,"[10749, 18, 36]",248934,de,Die geliebten Schwestern,3.005,2014-09-30,Beloved Sisters,5.8,23 +11841,"[16, 10751, 35]",286189,en,The Radiator Springs 500 ½,3.003,2014-05-20,The Radiator Springs 500 ½,6.1,15 +11842,"[27, 53, 878]",230453,en,Raptor Ranch,3.002,2013-09-13,Raptor Ranch,3.4,9 +11843,"[12, 878]",297544,en,Age of Ice,2.992,2014-12-09,Age of Ice,2.7,20 +11844,[35],288923,en,The Great Bikini Bowling Bash,2.987,2014-01-21,The Great Bikini Bowling Bash,5.7,3 +11845,[18],209840,zh,郊遊,2.972,2014-09-12,Stray Dogs,6.8,28 +11846,"[16, 35, 878]",263484,en,Robot Chicken DC Comics Special II: Villains in Paradise,2.972,2014-04-06,Robot Chicken DC Comics Special II: Villains in Paradise,6.5,11 +11847,"[27, 35]",265449,en,Summer of Blood,2.972,2014-10-17,Summer of Blood,4.8,21 +11848,"[18, 27, 878]",278706,en,Chrysalis,2.965,2014-04-24,Chrysalis,4.6,10 +11849,"[35, 18]",313556,ru,Ёлки 1914,2.937,2014-12-30,Six Degrees of Celebration 1914,6.0,17 +11850,[27],280016,en,Asmodexia,2.935,2014-09-26,Asmodexia,4.7,20 +11851,"[10751, 14, 16]",290841,it,Winx Club - Il mistero degli abissi,2.932,2014-10-10,Winx Club: The Mystery of the Abyss,6.5,24 +11852,"[12, 18, 28]",143653,vi,Thiên Mệnh Anh Hùng,2.927,2014-02-25,Sword of the Assassin,6.2,14 +11853,[10749],341747,en,9 Kisses,2.924,2014-12-11,9 Kisses,6.1,26 +11854,[18],268321,en,Squatters,2.92,2014-05-14,Squatters,6.3,35 +11855,"[28, 35]",273621,en,Cat Run 2,2.918,2014-08-19,Cat Run 2,4.3,23 +11856,"[28, 878]",277778,en,Starship: Rising,2.915,2014-08-08,Starship Rising,3.1,17 +11857,"[16, 10751, 12, 35]",258096,en,Alpha and Omega 3: The Great Wolf Games,2.909,2014-03-25,Alpha and Omega 3: The Great Wolf Games,4.2,17 +11858,[99],320882,en,The Seven Five,2.897,2014-11-14,The Seven Five,7.6,50 +11859,[53],292108,en,The Hunted,2.897,2014-09-09,The Hunted,5.2,10 +11860,[18],261824,en,X/Y,2.892,2014-04-19,X/Y,5.0,10 +11861,[16],226673,ko,뽀로로 극장판 슈퍼썰매 대모험,2.891,2014-02-11,Pororo: The Racing Adventure,5.3,3 +11862,"[28, 18, 36, 10752]",256476,en,Walking with the Enemy,2.881,2014-04-25,Walking with the Enemy,6.9,24 +11863,[53],328820,en,Unknown Caller,2.876,2014-06-10,Unknown Caller,5.0,27 +11864,[27],268508,en,The Mummy Resurrected,2.875,2014-03-01,The Mummy Resurrected,3.9,43 +11865,"[10749, 18, 36]",297789,ru,Ангелы революции,2.873,2014-12-24,Angels of Revolution,6.4,7 +11866,"[18, 10749, 35]",299576,en,The Nine Lives of Christmas,2.869,2014-11-08,The Nine Lives of Christmas,6.6,44 +11867,"[28, 35, 80]",86987,no,Arme Riddere,2.864,2014-06-27,Jackpot,6.1,18 +11868,"[35, 18]",197583,en,50 to 1,2.852,2014-03-21,50 to 1,6.2,25 +11869,"[53, 27]",341035,en,Demon Baby,2.85,2014-01-01,Demon Baby,2.7,10 +11870,"[53, 27]",273187,en,The Scarehouse,2.846,2014-11-15,The Scarehouse,4.5,20 +11871,[10751],57505,en,My Little Pony: Twinkle Wish Adventure,2.843,2009-10-13,My Little Pony: Twinkle Wish Adventure,5.0,3 +11872,[99],240704,en,Island of Lemurs: Madagascar,2.841,2014-04-03,Island of Lemurs: Madagascar,5.7,14 +11873,"[35, 18]",270886,fr,Tu dors Nicole,2.835,2014-10-09,You're Sleeping Nicole,6.7,23 +11874,"[28, 16, 35, 10751, 878]",392216,en,Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars,2.829,2014-10-21,Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars,6.9,40 +11875,"[27, 53]",255674,en,The Visitant,2.822,2014-04-15,The Visitant,3.3,7 +11876,"[27, 9648, 53]",181095,en,The Appearing,2.819,2014-03-25,The Appearing,3.4,32 +11877,"[27, 878]",299939,en,Debug,2.817,2014-11-03,Debug,4.3,50 +11878,"[18, 80]",253285,en,After the Fall,2.794,2014-12-12,After the Fall,5.2,22 +11879,"[35, 18]",199056,en,The Big Ask,2.794,2014-05-30,The Big Ask,4.6,7 +11880,[878],290724,en,Bigfoot Wars,2.792,2014-03-10,Bigfoot Wars,2.8,5 +11881,[18],215928,en,Around the Block,2.789,2014-08-01,Around the Block,5.3,18 +11882,"[9648, 28, 12, 27]",241958,en,Prisoners of the Sun,2.789,2014-07-08,Prisoners of the Sun,3.6,29 +11883,[99],251220,en,Who Took Johnny,2.779,2014-01-17,Who Took Johnny,6.6,34 +11884,"[10749, 35, 18]",333319,en,Ben's at Home,2.777,2014-08-09,Ben's at Home,8.0,3 +11885,[99],402123,en,Lennon or McCartney,2.766,2014-12-12,Lennon or McCartney,7.3,8 +11886,[18],261101,en,Cantinflas,2.753,2014-08-29,Cantinflas,5.5,41 +11887,"[35, 10751]",289728,en,Jingle All the Way 2,2.749,2014-12-02,Jingle All the Way 2,4.5,31 +11888,"[27, 9648]",259668,en,Spirit in the Woods,2.749,2014-03-15,Spirit in the Woods,3.2,5 +11889,[28],213927,en,Born to Race: Fast Track,2.748,2014-03-20,Born to Race: Fast Track,5.7,36 +11890,[18],256226,ru,Чемпионы,2.748,2014-02-02,Champions,4.0,3 +11891,"[9648, 53, 80]",137876,en,The Reckoning,2.744,2014-10-28,The Reckoning,5.1,18 +11892,"[16, 10751]",292821,en,Thomas & Friends: Tale of the Brave: The Movie,2.737,2014-09-14,Thomas & Friends: Tale of the Brave: The Movie,6.1,6 +11893,"[80, 18]",277702,en,Supremacy,2.735,2014-06-12,Supremacy,6.4,28 +11894,[27],330993,en,Disciples,2.734,2014-09-12,Disciples,2.2,5 +11895,"[28, 878]",315024,en,Jurassic City,2.73,2014-12-31,Jurassic City,5.0,34 +11896,[],288424,en,Shock Value,2.726,2014-08-01,Shock Value,5.6,14 +11897,"[18, 10749, 35]",286071,en,Stranded in Paradise,2.72,2014-08-09,Stranded in Paradise,6.0,22 +11898,[53],242033,en,Scorned,2.719,2014-02-04,Scorned,4.7,25 +11899,"[27, 14]",260030,sr,Mamula,2.719,2014-08-26,Nymph,3.9,32 +11900,[35],303281,en,Happy Ending,2.715,2014-11-21,Happy Ending,5.2,22 +11901,[18],202456,es,Yo Soy la Felicidad de Este Mundo,2.707,2014-06-21,I Am Happiness on Earth,4.8,25 +11902,"[27, 878, 53]",325827,en,Dead Still,2.706,2014-10-06,Dead Still,3.4,8 +11903,"[99, 10752]",267872,en,Korengal,2.702,2014-05-30,Korengal,6.8,42 +11904,"[28, 878, 27]",244852,en,Poseidon Rex,2.702,2014-04-18,Poseidon Rex,3.4,21 +11905,"[10749, 35]",301225,en,Standby,2.697,2014-12-12,Standby,6.1,22 +11906,"[27, 35]",356690,en,Lake Fear,2.69,2014-12-01,Lake Fear,2.8,12 +11907,"[35, 18]",245169,en,Three Night Stand,2.689,2014-01-19,Three Night Stand,4.8,29 +11908,"[10749, 35, 12]",330878,ru,Кавказская пленница!,2.678,2014-12-17,"Kidnapping, Caucasian Style",1.4,10 +11909,"[18, 35]",288691,en,Last Weekend,2.659,2014-08-29,Last Weekend,4.6,10 +11910,[18],244776,en,The Sleepwalker,2.659,2014-01-20,The Sleepwalker,4.1,9 +11911,[878],313893,en,E N V O Y,2.654,2014-09-22,E N V O Y,6.1,8 +11912,"[10770, 35, 10749]",279371,en,When Sparks Fly,2.654,2014-06-28,When Sparks Fly,4.9,13 +11913,[99],266442,en,Iverson,2.651,2014-04-27,Iverson,7.2,51 +11914,"[10749, 35]",353378,en,Big Stone Gap,2.647,2014-10-09,Big Stone Gap,5.3,32 +11915,[99],220494,en,Bettie Page Reveals All,2.645,2013-11-22,Bettie Page Reveals All,7.1,18 +11916,"[18, 99, 35]",298445,en,I Am Santa Claus,2.642,2014-11-04,I Am Santa Claus,6.4,24 +11917,[],252176,en,H4,2.634,2014-02-01,H4,10.0,1 +11918,"[14, 18, 10751]",295329,en,The Kármán Line,2.632,2014-03-11,The Kármán Line,5.8,4 +11919,"[53, 18]",302042,en,Dead on Campus,2.632,2014-11-10,Dead on Campus,4.4,27 +11920,"[878, 28]",297637,en,One Shot,2.632,2014-10-07,One Shot,4.0,9 +11921,"[10749, 35, 10402]",297621,en,There's Always Woodstock,2.631,2014-11-14,There's Always Woodstock,5.2,16 +11922,"[18, 80]",205225,en,24 Exposures,2.623,2014-01-24,24 Exposures,4.0,15 +11923,"[35, 37]",278878,en,The Gunfighter,2.622,2014-03-21,The Gunfighter,7.5,40 +11924,"[80, 53, 18]",164286,en,Down and Dangerous,2.621,2014-02-14,Down and Dangerous,4.3,9 +11925,[18],294086,en,Tiger Orange,2.62,2014-07-26,Tiger Orange,6.2,8 +11926,[99],250777,en,To Be Takei,2.617,2014-08-22,To Be Takei,7.5,38 +11927,"[35, 878]",260522,ru,Легок на помине,2.614,2014-03-03,Easy on the Eyes,4.9,10 +11928,[35],271640,en,Don Rickles: One Night Only,2.61,2014-05-18,Don Rickles: One Night Only,6.6,4 +11929,[18],199977,fr,Pour une femme,2.609,2014-05-02,For a Woman,6.1,18 +11930,"[35, 10749]",113091,en,Lust for Love,2.607,2014-02-07,Lust for Love,5.1,23 +11931,"[53, 35, 10749, 18]",278316,en,Da Sweet Blood of Jesus,2.607,2014-06-22,Da Sweet Blood of Jesus,4.6,33 +11932,"[99, 36]",334495,en,The Barkley Marathons: The Race That Eats Its Young,2.604,2014-10-26,The Barkley Marathons: The Race That Eats Its Young,7.8,48 +11933,[53],229314,en,California Scheming,2.604,2014-01-31,California Scheming,3.4,10 +11934,[35],244688,en,The Hungover Games,2.599,2014-02-01,The Hungover Games,4.3,195 +11935,[99],268159,en,We Could Be King,2.593,2014-04-23,We Could Be King,6.1,8 +11936,"[53, 80, 18, 10749]",294991,cn,大茶飯,2.592,2014-11-13,Gangster Payday,6.1,11 +11937,"[27, 53]",80920,en,Repentance,2.592,2014-02-28,Repentance,5.0,35 +11938,[35],262340,en,Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie,2.58,2014-06-27,Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie,4.7,42 +11939,[18],277662,en,Nightingale,2.574,2014-06-17,Nightingale,6.2,26 +11940,[35],295368,en,Elon Gold: Chosen and Taken,2.574,2014-04-15,Elon Gold: Chosen and Taken,6.2,5 +11941,"[35, 16]",305143,ja,クレヨンしんちゃん ガチンコ!逆襲のロボとーちゃん,2.572,2014-04-30,Crayon Shin-chan: Intense Battle! Robo Dad Strikes Back,6.7,7 +11942,"[18, 53]",149893,de,Zwei Leben,2.572,2014-02-28,Two Lives,6.4,30 +11943,"[27, 53]",298653,en,Berkshire County,2.571,2014-10-05,Berkshire County,5.1,39 +11944,"[99, 10402]",303835,en,Sex and Broadcasting,2.569,2014-11-15,Sex and Broadcasting,7.3,4 +11945,"[27, 99]",299640,en,Most Disturbed Person on Planet Earth,2.565,2014-02-13,Most Disturbed Person on Planet Earth,8.0,1 +11946,"[53, 27]",430250,en,City of Dead Men,2.565,2014-11-15,City of Dead Men,5.0,16 +11947,[27],371332,en,Blood Redd,2.557,2014-01-01,Blood Redd,4.3,6 +11948,"[10402, 35, 18]",299513,en,Drumline: A New Beat,2.55,2014-10-27,Drumline: A New Beat,5.6,20 +11949,[35],253255,en,Fort Tilden,2.55,2014-03-08,Fort Tilden,4.8,23 +11950,"[53, 27, 9648]",256511,en,Cut!,2.55,2014-01-14,Cut!,4.1,7 +11951,"[35, 10402]",271467,en,School Dance,2.548,2014-07-02,School Dance,7.2,48 +11952,"[10749, 35]",296456,en,Christian Mingle,2.547,2014-10-10,Christian Mingle,5.3,18 +11953,[18],319167,en,Station to Station,2.544,2014-12-31,Station to Station,7.6,5 +11954,"[37, 18, 36, 12]",169800,en,The Retrieval,2.54,2014-04-02,The Retrieval,6.6,24 +11955,"[99, 9648, 36, 80]",223632,en,The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden,2.525,2014-04-03,The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden,7.1,17 +11956,"[12, 28, 878, 10770]",273756,en,Asteroid vs Earth,2.525,2014-01-01,Asteroid vs Earth,4.0,15 +11957,[35],293632,en,"Bro, What Happened?",2.521,2014-10-07,"Bro, What Happened?",3.4,6 +11958,[27],281869,en,The Bunnyman Resurrection,2.52,2014-04-18,The Bunnyman Resurrection,4.2,6 +11959,"[16, 18, 10751, 14]",254273,en,The Dam Keeper,2.513,2014-02-06,The Dam Keeper,7.1,15 +11960,[35],263913,en,Balls Out,2.505,2014-04-19,Balls Out,4.2,21 +11961,[18],249638,sv,Nånting måste gå sönder,2.5,2014-04-17,Something Must Break,7.3,10 +11962,"[35, 10751]",300441,en,Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever,2.498,2014-11-29,Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever,4.6,41 +11963,"[35, 18, 10749]",253277,en,Sequoia,2.497,2014-03-09,Sequoia,6.3,4 +11964,"[35, 10751, 14]",282728,en,A Fairly Odd Summer,2.488,2014-08-02,A Fairly Odd Summer,4.4,20 +11965,[99],250577,en,Doc of the Dead,2.486,2014-03-10,Doc of the Dead,7.1,22 +11966,"[18, 80, 37, 53]",238811,zh,无人区,2.485,2014-07-01,No Man's Land,6.7,20 +11967,"[16, 10751, 14]",185025,en,The Snowman and The Snowdog,2.481,2014-01-01,The Snowman and The Snowdog,7.0,31 +11968,"[27, 53]",192023,en,The Invoking,2.481,2013-03-16,The Invoking,4.1,14 +11969,"[28, 12, 878]",252728,ru,Охота за призраком,2.478,2014-01-30,Hunting the Phantom,3.2,6 +11970,[27],297472,en,Chemical Peel,2.475,2014-10-14,Chemical Peel,4.1,7 +11971,"[12, 35]",255647,es,"Montevideo, vidimo se!",2.473,2014-03-03,See You in Montevideo,7.0,14 +11972,"[28, 18, 10749]",296690,hi,किल दिल,2.471,2014-11-14,Kill Dil,5.1,26 +11973,"[10770, 80, 9648]",282505,pt,Stolen From The Womb,2.47,2014-06-21,Stolen From The Womb,6.0,7 +11974,[878],306963,en,Wanderers,2.465,2014-10-11,Wanderers,7.4,33 +11975,"[14, 18]",182972,en,Cargo,2.457,2014-05-23,Cargo,7.6,47 +11976,"[35, 27]",296121,en,Trophy Heads,2.456,2014-06-04,Trophy Heads,5.5,6 +11977,"[53, 18]",260435,en,Awakened,2.456,2014-03-21,Awakened,3.6,5 +11978,[35],233564,en,Dumbbells,2.454,2014-01-10,Dumbbells,3.3,12 +11979,"[10402, 99]",253332,en,"Pulp: a Film About Life, Death & Supermarkets",2.451,2014-03-09,"Pulp: a Film About Life, Death & Supermarkets",6.9,15 +11980,[99],288789,en,Merchants of Doubt,2.45,2014-11-08,Merchants of Doubt,7.7,50 +11981,"[53, 18, 80]",180850,en,Lucky Bastard,2.45,2014-02-14,Lucky Bastard,4.4,15 +11982,"[53, 80, 18]",211076,en,Bad Turn Worse,2.446,2014-11-14,Bad Turn Worse,5.5,37 +11983,"[27, 9648]",224243,en,Soulmate,2.439,2014-07-12,Soulmate,5.2,19 +11984,"[18, 10749, 53]",179246,en,In Bloom,2.436,2013-07-13,In Bloom,6.9,12 +11985,[99],250643,en,Alive Inside,2.431,2014-01-18,Alive Inside,7.7,43 +11986,"[10751, 18]",281506,en,An American Girl: Isabelle Dances Into the Spotlight,2.431,2014-01-01,An American Girl: Isabelle Dances Into the Spotlight,4.7,5 +11987,"[10770, 18]",274007,en,The Color of Rain,2.427,2014-05-31,The Color of Rain,6.2,20 +11988,"[53, 28]",294736,en,Misfire,2.427,2014-10-21,Misfire,3.7,16 +11989,[99],294543,en,Pelican Dreams,2.424,2014-11-07,Pelican Dreams,7.8,4 +11990,"[878, 16, 10751]",254187,en,Stan Lee's Mighty 7,2.418,2014-02-01,Stan Lee's Mighty 7,6.3,7 +11991,[99],267433,en,NOW: In the Wings on a World Stage,2.418,2014-06-09,NOW: In the Wings on a World Stage,5.9,9 +11992,"[10749, 35]",308418,en,Eat With Me,2.412,2014-12-05,Eat With Me,6.9,17 +11993,"[10749, 10751]",299588,en,Christmas at Cartwright's,2.411,2014-12-07,Christmas at Cartwright's,5.7,26 +11994,"[27, 878]",309811,en,Shadows on the Wall,2.411,2014-12-10,Shadows on the Wall,5.0,4 +11995,"[35, 28, 80, 878]",254251,en,Our RoboCop Remake,2.405,2014-01-26,Our RoboCop Remake,6.7,9 +11996,"[10402, 18]",279914,en,The Identical,2.405,2014-09-05,The Identical,5.3,19 +11997,"[28, 18, 12, 53]",257521,en,Persecuted,2.405,2014-05-09,Persecuted,5.1,15 +11998,"[9648, 53]",260947,en,Something Wicked,2.403,2014-04-04,Something Wicked,4.5,21 +11999,[18],287322,en,Blackbird,2.402,2014-02-16,Blackbird,6.4,17 +12000,[35],277605,en,Jason Nash Is Married,2.4,2014-06-24,Jason Nash Is Married,4.4,4 +12001,"[10770, 10749]",299574,en,One Starry Christmas,2.385,2014-11-01,One Starry Christmas,6.6,23 +12002,[10751],311362,en,Shelby: The Dog Who Saved Christmas,2.382,2014-11-07,Shelby: The Dog Who Saved Christmas,5.6,5 +12003,"[18, 28, 80]",305276,en,Tell,2.381,2014-12-04,Tell,5.5,28 +12004,"[878, 35]",253307,en,The Infinite Man,2.38,2015-02-12,The Infinite Man,5.8,22 +12005,[18],269026,en,The Toy Soldiers,2.37,2014-11-14,The Toy Soldiers,5.5,9 +12006,"[27, 878, 53]",266882,en,Closer to God,2.369,2014-09-18,Closer to God,5.5,22 +12007,"[10770, 99]",253675,en,Unlocking Sherlock,2.363,2014-01-19,Unlocking Sherlock,7.9,39 +12008,[99],302818,en,"Poverty, Inc.",2.36,2014-07-10,"Poverty, Inc.",7.0,6 +12009,[35],307450,en,Sexy Warriors,2.36,2014-04-22,Sexy Warriors,5.6,5 +12010,"[10752, 18]",283389,pl,Kamienie na Szaniec,2.357,2014-10-23,Stones for the Rampart,6.9,38 +12011,"[28, 53]",127847,es,7 cajas,2.357,2014-02-07,7 Boxes,6.9,55 +12012,"[10770, 18]",254065,en,The Gabby Douglas Story,2.356,2014-02-01,The Gabby Douglas Story,7.4,32 +12013,"[27, 35]",273511,en,Ghost of Goodnight Lane,2.353,2014-06-10,Ghost of Goodnight Lane,5.0,14 +12014,"[35, 28]",262866,en,In Security,2.347,2014-09-16,In Security,4.9,9 +12015,[35],228028,en,Back in the Day,2.346,2014-01-07,Back in the Day,5.5,14 +12016,"[16, 35, 10751, 12]",256690,en,Ribbit,2.346,2014-06-21,Ribbit,4.7,18 +12017,"[12, 27, 53]",286371,en,Feed the Gods,2.343,2014-11-25,Feed the Gods,3.4,8 +12018,"[35, 53, 18]",259014,en,A Bit of Bad Luck,2.336,2014-04-17,A Bit of Bad Luck,4.8,8 +12019,"[99, 80]",294368,en,An Open Secret,2.331,2015-06-05,An Open Secret,7.6,30 +12020,"[18, 878]",305127,en,The Frame,2.328,2014-11-21,The Frame,6.8,38 +12021,"[10751, 16]",289081,en,Team Hot Wheels: The Origin of Awesome!,2.328,2014-06-07,Team Hot Wheels: The Origin of Awesome!,6.0,1 +12022,[18],167153,en,Maladies,2.328,2014-03-21,Maladies,5.2,9 +12023,[27],293093,en,Dark Haul,2.326,2014-10-04,Dark Haul,4.3,8 +12024,[99],173165,en,The King of Arcades,2.322,2014-06-17,The King of Arcades,5.8,10 +12025,[99],290802,en,Night Will Fall,2.318,2014-10-11,Night Will Fall,7.7,37 +12026,"[18, 10752, 53]",256969,en,Boys of Abu Ghraib,2.318,2014-03-28,Boys of Abu Ghraib,5.4,32 +12027,"[9648, 53, 14]",326420,en,Dig Two Graves,2.314,2014-10-17,Dig Two Graves,5.5,41 +12028,[35],246011,en,Ping Pong Summer,2.311,2014-06-06,Ping Pong Summer,6.1,28 +12029,[99],250745,en,Happy Valley,2.309,2014-11-14,Happy Valley,6.7,25 +12030,"[10749, 35]",260189,ru,Нереальная любовь,2.307,2014-03-18,Unreal Love,3.0,3 +12031,"[35, 18, 10770]",263627,en,Lucky in Love,2.306,2014-04-05,Lucky in Love,5.6,16 +12032,"[12, 27, 53]",412811,en,Dark Amazon,2.3,2014-01-01,Dark Amazon,3.0,6 +12033,"[28, 53]",22166,en,Fast Lane,2.298,2014-01-22,Fast Lane,3.8,9 +12034,"[10752, 12, 18, 10749]",259171,de,The Silent Mountain,2.297,2014-08-16,The Silent Mountain,6.1,14 +12035,"[18, 10749]",261770,en,Affluenza,2.293,2014-07-11,Affluenza,4.9,11 +12036,[99],276918,en,America: Imagine the World Without Her,2.287,2014-07-02,America: Imagine the World Without Her,4.8,47 +12037,"[10749, 18]",309019,en,Best Day Ever,2.284,2014-12-09,Best Day Ever,4.2,7 +12038,"[28, 16, 878, 10770]",269246,en,Batman Beyond,2.283,2014-04-19,Batman Beyond,7.6,22 +12039,"[9648, 35]",297600,en,Knock 'em Dead,2.283,2014-06-01,Knock 'em Dead,5.0,3 +12040,"[53, 878, 27]",286657,en,Crawl or Die,2.282,2014-08-13,Crawl or Die,4.7,32 +12041,[27],280127,en,Hazard Jack,2.28,2014-05-13,Hazard Jack,3.2,16 +12042,"[35, 18, 10751]",300187,en,One Christmas Eve,2.275,2014-11-30,One Christmas Eve,6.1,9 +12043,[53],250802,en,Stitch,2.272,2014-02-11,Stitch,4.1,10 +12044,"[18, 10770]",290188,en,The Brittany Murphy Story,2.272,2014-09-06,The Brittany Murphy Story,3.9,16 +12045,[80],283563,en,White Collar Hooligan 3,2.265,2014-07-27,White Collar Hooligan 3,5.0,10 +12046,"[14, 27]",285549,en,Horsehead,2.264,2014-09-18,Horsehead,5.3,42 +12047,"[35, 99, 18]",285595,en,My Own Man,2.262,2014-03-06,My Own Man,7.3,7 +12048,"[12, 99]",169760,en,Maidentrip,2.257,2014-01-17,Maidentrip,7.4,33 +12049,[18],172824,en,Loves Her Gun,2.253,2014-01-10,Loves Her Gun,5.5,4 +12050,[27],271393,en,Demon Legacy,2.248,2014-05-23,Demon Legacy,5.1,11 +12051,[35],292483,en,Not Cool,2.246,2014-09-23,Not Cool,4.2,50 +12052,[27],281348,en,American Mummy,2.242,2014-08-21,American Mummy,3.5,6 +12053,[18],248268,en,$50K and a Call Girl: A Love Story,2.239,2014-01-10,$50K and a Call Girl: A Love Story,6.8,14 +12054,"[28, 27, 878]",298538,en,Disaster L.A.: The Last Zombie Apocalypse Begins Here,2.235,2014-09-16,Disaster L.A.: The Last Zombie Apocalypse Begins Here,4.0,24 +12055,[18],253253,en,Animals,2.232,2014-05-15,Animals,6.1,14 +12056,"[10749, 18]",277796,en,Hide and Seek,2.228,2014-10-02,Hide and Seek,4.8,15 +12057,"[53, 35, 9648]",266718,en,Murder of a Cat,2.225,2014-04-24,Murder of a Cat,4.9,19 +12058,[27],260536,en,666: Kreepy Kerry,2.225,2014-04-01,666: Kreepy Kerry,1.3,7 +12059,"[18, 53]",259945,en,The Grim Sleeper,2.224,2014-03-15,The Grim Sleeper,4.6,7 +12060,"[10749, 18]",258755,es,A escondidas,2.222,2014-10-29,Hidden Away,7.8,46 +12061,"[35, 878]",307527,en,Time Trap,2.221,2014-11-30,Time Trap,7.1,15 +12062,"[80, 18, 35, 10402]",254936,en,Girltrash: All Night Long,2.218,2014-02-10,Girltrash: All Night Long,5.9,18 +12063,[18],295588,en,23 Blast,2.213,2014-10-24,23 Blast,6.5,31 +12064,"[99, 36]",140456,en,For No Good Reason,2.213,2014-04-25,For No Good Reason,6.0,7 +12065,"[10749, 18]",289103,en,Mining for Ruby,2.213,2014-08-01,Mining for Ruby,1.0,1 +12066,[99],278837,en,I Am Steve McQueen,2.212,2014-06-24,I Am Steve McQueen,5.8,15 +12067,"[27, 53]",305615,en,Interior,2.211,2014-10-26,Interior,5.5,9 +12068,"[80, 18]",272636,en,Top Dog,2.207,2014-05-26,Top Dog,4.7,10 +12069,"[53, 28]",193223,en,Die Fighting,2.207,2014-11-03,Die Fighting,4.4,7 +12070,[10751],255476,en,Dakota's Summer,2.195,2014-04-17,Dakota's Summer,6.1,18 +12071,"[10770, 10749, 18]",299583,en,The Christmas Shepherd,2.194,2014-11-23,The Christmas Shepherd,5.5,14 +12072,"[99, 10402]",256503,en,Nas: Time Is Illmatic,2.193,2014-04-04,Nas: Time Is Illmatic,7.3,38 +12073,"[18, 9648, 53, 10770]",270383,en,A Daughter's Nightmare,2.191,2014-05-03,A Daughter's Nightmare,5.4,14 +12074,"[53, 80, 18]",257353,en,Ready 2 Die,2.19,2014-03-18,Ready 2 Die,2.5,5 +12075,[18],176403,ka,Grzeli nateli dgeebi,2.189,2014-01-10,In Bloom,6.7,30 +12076,[99],209416,en,Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon,2.185,2014-06-06,Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon,7.3,43 +12077,"[53, 80, 18]",299221,en,Phantom Halo,2.185,2014-10-24,Phantom Halo,5.8,26 +12078,"[27, 878]",274477,en,Snakehead Swamp,2.183,2014-10-07,Snakehead Swamp,3.5,10 +12079,[878],270654,en,Parts Per Billion,2.177,2014-05-20,Parts Per Billion,4.4,38 +12080,"[10770, 18]",283105,en,Expecting Amish,2.176,2014-07-19,Expecting Amish,6.2,14 +12081,[99],270648,en,Kumu Hina,2.174,2014-06-22,Kumu Hina,8.0,3 +12082,[35],251227,en,Camp Takota,2.174,2014-02-14,Camp Takota,6.3,46 +12083,"[53, 27, 878]",259543,en,The 13th Unit,2.17,2014-02-01,The 13th Unit,3.1,10 +12084,"[10770, 53, 18, 9648]",314127,en,A Wife's Nightmare,2.165,2014-12-27,A Wife's Nightmare,5.6,7 +12085,[35],297482,en,Sebastian Maniscalco: Aren't You Embarrassed?,2.163,2014-11-14,Sebastian Maniscalco: Aren't You Embarrassed?,8.4,12 +12086,[99],265330,en,Bad Boys,2.162,2014-04-17,Bad Boys,8.2,9 +12087,"[80, 99]",246743,en,Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger,2.159,2014-01-18,Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger,6.8,35 +12088,"[53, 18, 878]",289180,en,H.,2.157,2014-09-07,H.,6.3,8 +12089,"[10749, 18]",209401,en,Half of a Yellow Sun,2.155,2014-05-16,Half of a Yellow Sun,4.8,13 +12090,"[10770, 35]",299578,en,A Cookie Cutter Christmas,2.153,2014-11-09,A Cookie Cutter Christmas,6.1,33 +12091,[27],336294,en,American Guinea Pig: Bouquet of Guts and Gore,2.148,2015-05-05,American Guinea Pig: Bouquet of Guts and Gore,4.7,13 +12092,"[18, 53]",202960,en,uwantme2killhim?,2.143,2014-03-14,uwantme2killhim?,6.6,28 +12093,"[53, 27]",293901,en,Apparitional,2.139,2014-07-01,Haunting of Cellblock 11,3.7,17 +12094,"[18, 53, 10770]",264555,en,Death Clique,2.133,2014-04-12,Death Clique,5.9,28 +12095,"[18, 10749]",173912,fr,Le temps de l'aventure,2.13,2014-03-21,Just a Sigh,6.7,13 +12096,[],256095,en,One by Two,2.122,2014-01-31,One by Two,4.3,3 +12097,"[18, 9648, 53]",290753,en,#PopFan,2.121,2014-08-23,#PopFan,4.1,10 +12098,"[18, 35]",249266,en,Small Time,2.116,2014-04-18,Small Time,5.5,16 +12099,"[14, 10751, 12]",54415,en,Sinbad: The Fifth Voyage,2.11,2014-02-07,Sinbad: The Fifth Voyage,4.7,12 +12100,"[99, 9648]",285581,pt,Ventos de Agosto,2.109,2014-10-11,August Winds,5.9,8 +12101,[35],291326,en,Live Nude Girls,2.108,2014-08-19,Live Nude Girls,5.0,16 +12102,"[35, 18]",280218,fr,1987,2.106,2014-08-06,1987,6.9,14 +12103,[37],249616,en,The Virginian,2.105,2014-01-12,The Virginian,4.3,6 +12104,[99],301235,en,Top Gear: The Perfect Road Trip 2,2.103,2014-11-17,Top Gear: The Perfect Road Trip 2,7.4,23 +12105,"[35, 18]",236873,fr,Lulu femme nue,2.1,2014-03-30,Lulu in the Nude,6.4,24 +12106,"[10749, 35, 18]",298935,en,All Relative,2.099,2014-11-21,All Relative,5.7,36 +12107,"[18, 10751, 10770]",299591,en,The Christmas Parade,2.099,2014-12-14,The Christmas Parade,5.1,26 +12108,[99],250705,en,Finding Fela,2.09,2014-08-01,Finding Fela,6.7,10 +12109,[99],299729,en,Banksy Does New York,2.084,2014-11-17,Banksy Does New York,7.0,42 +12110,"[99, 10402]",136296,en,B.B. King: The Life of Riley,2.083,2014-05-21,B.B. King: The Life of Riley,7.7,9 +12111,"[10749, 35]",212721,en,Gerontophilia,2.079,2014-05-24,Gerontophilia,6.6,39 +12112,"[10749, 35]",307649,ru,Любит не любит,2.078,2014-12-20,Likes or Dislikes,8.0,3 +12113,[99],212849,en,The Dog,2.076,2014-08-05,The Dog,7.0,12 +12114,[35],293654,ru,Корпоратив,2.076,2014-10-10,Corporate Event,2.6,7 +12115,"[10749, 35, 80]",294538,en,Hit by Lightning,2.073,2014-10-31,Hit by Lightning,5.2,17 +12116,[35],299590,en,Best Christmas Party Ever,2.072,2014-12-13,Best Christmas Party Ever,6.0,26 +12117,"[18, 99]",278990,en,Seve,2.066,2014-06-27,Seve,7.8,9 +12118,"[80, 18, 53, 36]",220933,en,"No God, No Master",2.065,2014-04-11,"No God, No Master",6.6,8 +12119,"[53, 27, 9648]",252189,en,Camp Dread,2.064,2014-04-15,Camp Dread,4.6,11 +12120,[18],250312,th,"Mary Is Happy, Mary Is Happy.",2.062,2014-04-09,"Mary Is Happy, Mary Is Happy.",7.3,11 +12121,"[10752, 28, 18]",294690,en,Saints and Soldiers: The Void,2.056,2014-08-15,Saints and Soldiers: The Void,5.2,33 +12122,[27],343750,en,Dorchester's Revenge: The Return of Crinoline Head,2.055,2014-05-28,Dorchester's Revenge: The Return of Crinoline Head,3.1,7 +12123,"[18, 35]",214218,en,Life's a Breeze,2.054,2014-06-13,Life's a Breeze,6.1,18 +12124,"[53, 27, 878]",366824,en,Alien Strain,2.047,2014-10-31,Alien Strain,3.3,3 +12125,[],404531,he,Hitabdut,2.046,2014-11-01,Suicide,6.1,9 +12126,[99],186997,fr,L'image manquante,2.04,2014-03-19,The Missing Picture,7.6,35 +12127,[35],214758,es,"Sexo fácil, películas tristes",2.039,2014-03-11,"Easy Sex, Sad Movies",4.8,35 +12128,"[10752, 99]",250761,en,Last Days in Vietnam,2.037,2014-09-05,Last Days in Vietnam,7.6,45 +12129,[27],228496,en,Sx_Tape,2.032,2014-05-16,Sx_Tape,3.6,47 +12130,"[10770, 18, 878]",301816,en,Christmas Icetastrophe,2.024,2014-12-20,Christmas Icetastrophe,4.2,21 +12131,"[878, 28, 18]",190625,en,Territory 8,2.016,2014-03-20,Territory 8,2.9,9 +12132,"[18, 10751, 14, 10770]",313945,en,Back to Christmas,2.015,2016-12-06,Back to Christmas,5.1,22 +12133,[35],274388,ru,Skoryy 'Moskva-Rossiya',2.011,2014-05-05,Express 'Moscow-Russia',3.6,8 +12134,"[35, 18, 10402]",278857,en,This American Life: Live at BAM,2.01,2014-06-20,This American Life: Live at BAM,7.8,3 +12135,[18],126318,hi,Miss Lovely,2.008,2014-06-20,Miss Lovely,6.5,9 +12136,[],253484,en,1 Chance 2 Dance,2.005,2014-01-21,1 Chance 2 Dance,5.8,32 +12137,"[10770, 35]",301304,en,Doug Benson: Doug Dynasty,2.004,2014-11-06,Doug Benson: Doug Dynasty,4.0,8 +12138,[35],301566,en,Too Many Cooks,2.002,2014-10-27,Too Many Cooks,8.1,48 +12139,"[14, 27, 878]",267743,en,Another,2.001,2014-05-17,Another,2.4,15 +12140,"[27, 53]",271665,en,Deep in the Darkness,1.998,2014-04-29,Deep in the Darkness,4.8,40 +12141,"[18, 10770]",267283,en,My Gal Sunday,1.997,2014-01-25,My Gal Sunday,5.4,9 +12142,"[12, 35, 18, 10749]",283201,hi,Finding Fanny,1.994,2014-09-12,Finding Fanny,5.4,31 +12143,"[99, 53]",250798,en,The Green Prince,1.993,2014-01-16,The Green Prince,7.4,29 +12144,[10749],317110,en,Love by the Book,1.991,2014-12-03,Love by the Book,6.5,15 +12145,[80],271188,en,Dangerous Mind of a Hooligan,1.982,2014-05-19,Dangerous Mind of a Hooligan,4.6,7 +12146,[35],304441,en,Pants on Fire,1.98,2014-01-01,Pants on Fire,4.9,24 +12147,[18],209282,en,Violette,1.974,2014-06-27,Violette,5.8,25 +12148,[18],208028,en,Exhibition,1.973,2013-10-08,Exhibition,4.9,15 +12149,"[10751, 16, 35, 12]",294512,en,Alpha and Omega: The Legend of the Saw Tooth Cave,1.971,2014-07-21,Alpha and Omega: The Legend of the Saw Tooth Cave,5.1,9 +12150,[10402],282454,en,Guns N' Roses: Appetite for Democracy,1.967,2012-11-21,Guns N' Roses: Appetite for Democracy,6.5,6 +12151,"[53, 9648]",257912,fr,Event 15,1.966,2014-06-17,Event 15,4.7,27 +12152,"[10751, 10402, 10749]",294861,en,An Evergreen Christmas,1.966,2014-11-04,An Evergreen Christmas,4.5,4 +12153,"[18, 35]",253270,en,Kelly & Cal,1.964,2014-03-07,Kelly & Cal,5.9,28 +12154,"[16, 99]",264553,en,The Life and Mind of Mark DeFriest,1.96,2014-06-13,The Life and Mind of Mark DeFriest,8.5,2 +12155,"[878, 10752]",284606,en,Prelude to Axanar,1.96,2014-07-26,Prelude to Axanar,7.4,18 +12156,[35],287951,en,Atomic Hotel Erotica,1.96,2014-02-24,Atomic Hotel Erotica,6.8,5 +12157,"[35, 10751]",253012,no,Doktor Proktors prompepulver,1.96,2014-10-11,Doctor Proctor's Fart Powder,5.9,11 +12158,"[10770, 18]",284200,en,The Choking Game,1.96,2014-07-26,The Choking Game,5.2,6 +12159,"[53, 878, 28]",310578,en,Alien Rising,1.96,2014-12-02,Alien Rising,3.6,5 +12160,"[99, 10770]",253639,en,And the Oscar Goes To...,1.958,2014-02-02,And the Oscar Goes To...,7.0,23 +12161,[99],320420,en,Love Me,1.958,2014-04-06,Love Me,6.7,22 +12162,"[53, 28]",369777,en,Relentless Justice,1.953,2014-01-01,Relentless Justice,4.9,4 +12163,"[53, 27]",273856,en,Cruel Will,1.953,2014-01-03,Cruel Will,3.1,5 +12164,[99],174349,en,Big Men,1.943,2014-03-14,Big Men,7.3,11 +12165,[18],277652,en,Far from Home,1.941,2014-03-14,Far from Home,5.4,5 +12166,"[16, 35, 10751]",369030,en,Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles: Episode IV: Escape From The Jedi Temple,1.94,2014-05-04,Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles: Episode IV: Escape From The Jedi Temple,6.3,4 +12167,[35],122843,en,The Wedding Video,1.939,2014-03-09,The Wedding Video,5.4,20 +12168,"[99, 18]",262904,en,Kidnapped for Christ,1.938,2014-04-09,Kidnapped for Christ,7.2,15 +12169,"[16, 12, 14]",256439,en,My Little Pony: The Runaway Rainbow,1.937,2006-09-12,My Little Pony: The Runaway Rainbow,7.4,5 +12170,"[18, 10770]",273059,en,Starving in Suburbia,1.935,2014-04-26,Starving in Suburbia,7.3,40 +12171,[28],289535,en,Operation Rogue,1.928,2014-01-01,Operation Rogue,5.1,7 +12172,[35],263111,en,Jim Gaffigan: Obsessed,1.927,2014-04-27,Jim Gaffigan: Obsessed,7.4,35 +12173,"[18, 35]",295698,en,Free the Nipple,1.926,2014-12-12,Free the Nipple,5.0,22 +12174,"[16, 35, 9648]",297102,en,Scooby-Doo! Ghastly Goals,1.923,2014-05-13,Scooby-Doo! Ghastly Goals,9.0,4 +12175,[28],233487,en,He Who Dares,1.918,2014-01-31,He Who Dares,3.5,15 +12176,[],369761,en,There's a Man in the Woods,1.909,2014-04-21,There's a Man in the Woods,8.3,6 +12177,[99],250700,en,The Battered Bastards of Baseball,1.905,2014-01-20,The Battered Bastards of Baseball,7.8,36 +12178,[35],282268,en,Monty Python Live (Mostly),1.898,2014-07-20,Monty Python Live (Mostly),7.1,32 +12179,"[80, 53]",339709,en,My Trip Back to the Dark Side,1.895,2014-05-14,My Trip Back to the Dark Side,4.2,5 +12180,"[18, 80, 10770]",279171,en,Outlaw Prophet: Warren Jeffs,1.891,2014-06-28,Outlaw Prophet: Warren Jeffs,5.9,23 +12181,[99],290304,en,21 Years: Richard Linklater,1.889,2014-11-07,21 Years: Richard Linklater,6.6,14 +12182,[27],273509,en,Blood Widow,1.889,2014-06-03,Blood Widow,2.8,16 +12183,[18],314885,en,Night Has Settled,1.887,2014-02-01,Night Has Settled,6.1,7 +12184,"[27, 53]",270802,en,666: Devilish Charm,1.885,2014-05-01,666: Devilish Charm,2.3,4 +12185,"[10751, 35, 18]",261036,en,Match,1.882,2014-04-18,Match,6.1,22 +12186,[99],253266,en,Print the Legend,1.881,2014-03-09,Print the Legend,7.2,28 +12187,[18],246013,en,War Story,1.876,2014-01-19,War Story,4.5,9 +12188,"[35, 18]",309050,en,Mountain Men,1.873,2014-01-29,Mountain Men,5.4,28 +12189,[99],253265,en,Mateo,1.871,2014-03-10,Mateo,7.5,4 +12190,"[18, 10770]",307022,en,The Tree That Saved Christmas,1.869,2014-11-30,The Tree That Saved Christmas,6.5,11 +12191,[],298609,en,Hollows Grove,1.863,2014-10-21,Hollows Grove,4.9,25 +12192,"[12, 28, 16, 14]",256766,en,Heavenly Sword,1.86,2014-06-30,Heavenly Sword,4.9,25 +12193,[28],268823,en,April Rain,1.858,2014-06-04,April Rain,2.7,11 +12194,"[10749, 18, 35]",273505,hi,हमशकल्स,1.857,2014-06-20,Humshakals,3.4,17 +12195,[99],201419,en,Code Black,1.854,2014-06-20,Code Black,6.3,12 +12196,[99],298432,en,Freeway: Crack in the System,1.853,2014-10-24,Freeway: Crack in the System,7.5,10 +12197,"[10751, 35]",322075,ru,Ёлки лохматые,1.853,2014-12-31,Shaggy Christmas Trees,5.2,16 +12198,[35],268824,en,D.L. Hughley: Clear,1.851,2014-04-01,D.L. Hughley: Clear,6.3,6 +12199,[],273475,en,United States of Secrets (Part Two): Privacy Lost,1.847,2014-05-20,United States of Secrets (Part Two): Privacy Lost,8.0,2 +12200,[10749],289523,en,Midnight Masquerade,1.844,2014-09-27,Midnight Masquerade,5.2,19 +12201,"[80, 99]",245158,en,Kids for Cash,1.842,2014-02-07,Kids for Cash,6.7,36 +12202,"[12, 10751]",246449,en,Against the Wild,1.842,2014-03-11,Against the Wild,5.2,27 +12203,"[12, 16]",257192,en,My Little Pony: Friends Are Never Far Away,1.84,2005-08-27,My Little Pony: Friends Are Never Far Away,6.5,4 +12204,[99],250769,en,Mitt,1.838,2014-01-17,Mitt,6.4,33 +12205,[10752],300900,en,Ardennes Fury,1.837,2014-11-11,Ardennes Fury,4.3,27 +12206,"[18, 35, 10749]",275094,en,Leading Lady,1.833,2014-06-07,Leading Lady,6.1,18 +12207,"[18, 53]",253256,en,The Heart Machine,1.833,2014-10-24,The Heart Machine,5.4,11 +12208,"[28, 53, 18]",267319,en,Asian School Girls,1.83,2014-04-15,Asian School Girls,3.5,12 +12209,[53],303793,en,High School Possession,1.828,2014-10-25,High School Possession,4.0,10 +12210,"[35, 18, 10751]",228109,en,Two-Bit Waltz,1.826,2014-11-21,Two-Bit Waltz,5.7,13 +12211,"[10749, 35]",308143,en,Coffee Shop,1.823,2014-11-12,Coffee Shop,6.1,39 +12212,"[53, 9648, 12, 10749, 27, 14]",286971,en,Innocence,1.823,2014-09-05,Innocence,4.1,20 +12213,"[27, 35]",257450,en,Piranha Sharks,1.822,2014-08-08,Piranha Sharks,4.9,12 +12214,[35],166085,es,Menú degustación,1.822,2014-04-18,Tasting Menu,4.3,3 +12215,[18],134908,ar,Les chevaux de Dieu,1.82,2014-05-14,Horses of God,7.4,23 +12216,"[10402, 12, 35, 14, 878]",248417,en,Patch Town,1.82,2014-01-04,Patch Town,5.6,10 +12217,[18],192767,en,Noble,1.819,2015-05-08,Noble,6.8,16 +12218,[99],212843,en,Burt's Buzz,1.817,2014-06-06,Burt's Buzz,6.6,11 +12219,"[36, 80, 27, 99]",279661,en,Killer Legends,1.815,2014-07-01,Killer Legends,6.0,43 +12220,[878],487186,en,Halo: Nightfall,1.814,2014-02-05,Halo: Nightfall,4.7,15 +12221,[12],246575,bn,চাঁদের পাহাড়,1.809,2014-01-10,Mountains of the Moon,5.9,8 +12222,[],338886,en,Naked Dragon,1.808,2014-05-05,Naked Dragon,3.5,3 +12223,"[53, 27]",299359,en,The Cabining,1.8,2014-05-03,The Cabining,5.4,5 +12224,[27],279525,en,Bombshell Bloodbath,1.795,2014-05-09,Bombshell Bloodbath,4.1,10 +12225,"[35, 10749]",307583,en,Mumbai Delhi Mumbai,1.792,2014-12-05,Mumbai Delhi Mumbai,7.0,4 +12226,"[35, 9648]",259997,en,Such Good People,1.792,2014-05-09,Such Good People,6.2,8 +12227,[9648],292022,en,After Midnight,1.786,2014-01-01,After Midnight,2.6,10 +12228,[99],269705,en,She's Beautiful When She's Angry,1.784,2014-12-05,She's Beautiful When She's Angry,8.2,34 +12229,"[53, 28, 878]",313788,en,Firequake,1.783,2014-12-22,Firequake,4.3,18 +12230,"[27, 53]",298830,en,The Dorm,1.782,2014-10-26,The Dorm,4.4,17 +12231,"[10749, 35]",327240,id,Tak Kemal Maka Tak Sayang,1.779,2014-10-23,Tak Kemal Maka Tak Sayang,5.0,2 +12232,"[9648, 10749, 35, 80, 18]",267428,en,Buttwhistle,1.778,2014-04-25,Buttwhistle,7.0,2 +12233,"[10749, 18]",106136,en,Chasing Shakespeare,1.778,2014-02-03,From Above,0.5,2 +12234,[35],299618,en,Fugly!,1.777,2014-11-05,Fugly!,5.1,7 +12235,"[18, 27, 9648]",262165,en,The Unwanted,1.777,2014-03-31,The Unwanted,3.9,13 +12236,[18],163710,en,Hide Your Smiling Faces,1.776,2014-03-25,Hide Your Smiling Faces,6.7,23 +12237,[99],241070,en,Divorce Corp.,1.775,2014-01-10,Divorce Corp.,7.9,7 +12238,"[99, 10770]",319352,fr,La naissance de Charlot,1.774,2014-08-19,Birth of the Tramp,7.3,6 +12239,"[99, 36]",292607,en,The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin,1.772,2014-10-03,The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin,7.1,32 +12240,"[27, 53]",233208,ru,Warhouse,1.77,2014-01-31,Warhouse,4.1,15 +12241,"[53, 878, 28]",321662,en,LA Apocalypse,1.768,2014-06-20,LA Apocalypse,4.6,17 +12242,"[18, 36, 10749]",315366,ru,Василиса,1.767,2014-12-20,Vasilisa,3.8,2 +12243,"[99, 10402]",261857,en,Ballet 422,1.766,2014-04-19,Ballet 422,6.1,26 +12244,"[18, 35]",261825,he,Efes Beyahasei Enosh,1.76,2014-10-01,Zero Motivation,6.7,32 +12245,[18],282376,ka,სიმინდის კუნძული,1.759,2014-10-15,Corn Island,8.1,20 +12246,[18],215931,en,Beneath the Harvest Sky,1.757,2014-04-18,Beneath the Harvest Sky,6.4,8 +12247,"[80, 18]",264578,en,Jack Irish: Dead Point,1.752,2014-04-13,Jack Irish: Dead Point,6.8,8 +12248,"[10751, 14, 12]",309770,en,The Christmas Dragon,1.752,2014-11-07,The Christmas Dragon,5.4,16 +12249,"[18, 35]",275585,fr,Le vrai du faux,1.751,2014-07-09,Real Lies,5.9,10 +12250,[35],253944,fr,Arrête ou je continue,1.75,2014-12-17,"If You Don't, I Will",4.8,13 +12251,"[18, 10749, 53]",300238,en,Flowerman,1.748,2014-03-26,Flowerman,4.6,5 +12252,"[9648, 35, 10770]",295656,en,Along Came a Nanny,1.746,2014-10-12,Along Came a Nanny,5.3,7 +12253,[18],282663,ru,Я не вернусь,1.743,2014-09-20,I Won't Come Back,6.0,8 +12254,[53],198182,en,The Occupants,1.743,2014-01-13,The Occupants,3.6,8 +12255,[],303742,en,Trailer Park Boys: Live at the North Pole,1.742,2014-11-15,Trailer Park Boys: Live at the North Pole,6.9,13 +12256,"[18, 10402, 10770]",303616,en,Aaliyah: The Princess of R&B,1.74,2014-11-15,Aaliyah: The Princess of R&B,3.6,11 +12257,"[10402, 99]",297603,en,James Brown: Mr. Dynamite - The Rise of James Brown,1.739,2014-04-27,James Brown: Mr. Dynamite - The Rise of James Brown,7.0,18 +12258,"[14, 18, 35]",132868,ja,おじさん天国,1.738,2014-01-30,Uncle's Paradise,6.0,1 +12259,"[35, 18, 27]",253303,en,Buzzard,1.735,2015-03-06,Buzzard,5.5,26 +12260,[99],291868,en,My Life Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn,1.732,2014-09-18,My Life Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn,6.4,31 +12261,[99],264166,en,Point and Shoot,1.729,2014-04-19,Point and Shoot,7.0,23 +12262,[10751],299400,en,Santa Claws,1.727,2014-11-04,Santa Claws,3.9,8 +12263,[99],277582,en,Monk With a Camera,1.724,2014-03-24,Monk With a Camera,7.9,6 +12264,"[53, 28]",288818,en,Beyond Justice,1.723,2014-12-31,Throwdown,3.2,8 +12265,[99],455419,en,Secrets of Westminster,1.721,2014-09-08,Secrets of Westminster,6.7,6 +12266,[99],295538,en,The Culture High,1.719,2014-09-18,The Culture High,7.4,25 +12267,"[99, 10402]",261814,en,Super Duper Alice Cooper,1.717,2014-04-17,Super Duper Alice Cooper,6.7,11 +12268,"[10749, 35, 10751]",279582,en,Looking for Mr. Right,1.716,2014-06-07,Looking for Mr. Right,4.9,9 +12269,"[12, 28]",277594,en,Hercules Reborn,1.715,2014-07-08,Hercules Reborn,4.3,49 +12270,[35],272160,en,My Man is a Loser,1.712,2014-07-25,My Man Is a Loser,4.5,23 +12271,"[53, 80, 9648, 10770]",280874,en,Killing Daddy,1.709,2014-07-05,Killing Daddy,6.0,8 +12272,[18],278867,pl,Hardkor Disko,1.708,2014-04-04,Hardkor Disko,6.4,8 +12273,"[16, 35, 878]",269711,xx,Johnny Express,1.705,2014-05-08,Johnny Express,7.8,30 +12274,"[35, 27]",285598,en,Call Girl of Cthulhu,1.704,2014-05-08,Call Girl of Cthulhu,5.4,13 +12275,"[14, 28, 12]",296367,en,Morning Star,1.704,2014-04-14,Morning Star,2.6,8 +12276,[35],262199,en,Hannibal Buress: Live From Chicago,1.691,2014-03-24,Hannibal Buress: Live From Chicago,7.0,21 +12277,"[28, 12, 53, 27]",292992,en,Fury: The Tales of Ronan Pierce,1.688,2014-12-15,Fury: The Tales of Ronan Pierce,4.8,7 +12278,"[99, 10770]",293006,en,Aliens on the Moon: The Truth Exposed,1.688,2014-07-20,Aliens on the Moon: The Truth Exposed,3.7,15 +12279,"[28, 12]",258251,en,Ironclad 2: Battle for Blood,1.687,2014-07-02,Ironclad 2: Battle for Blood,5.6,45 +12280,[99],199423,en,Visitors,1.686,2014-01-24,Visitors,7.0,12 +12281,[35],298522,en,Wyatt Cenac: Brooklyn,1.68,2014-10-21,Wyatt Cenac: Brooklyn,6.3,8 +12282,[28],287950,en,American Muscle,1.68,2014-09-30,American Muscle,4.1,18 +12283,"[53, 27, 878]",279087,en,Specter,1.679,2014-09-09,Specter,3.5,7 +12284,[27],294083,en,Dead Girls,1.676,2014-09-21,Dead Girls,3.7,6 +12285,[18],273632,fr,La petite reine,1.673,2014-06-13,La petite reine,6.2,13 +12286,"[10751, 12]",310952,en,A Little Game,1.672,2014-12-12,A Little Game,6.1,15 +12287,[878],293082,en,"10,000 Days",1.672,2014-11-23,"10,000 Days",2.8,9 +12288,"[16, 10751, 14]",19789,en,My Little Pony: The Princess Promenade,1.671,2006-02-07,My Little Pony: The Princess Promenade,6.1,7 +12289,[27],381419,en,Coffer,1.669,2014-10-20,Coffer,6.1,15 +12290,[18],191482,fr,La vie domestique,1.663,2014-04-08,Domestic Life,5.9,21 +12291,[99],250653,en,E-Team,1.661,2014-01-18,E-Team,6.5,15 +12292,"[16, 18, 10751]",303451,es,Cuerdas,1.659,2014-05-24,Strings,7.6,24 +12293,[53],294476,en,Don't Look Back,1.659,2014-09-01,Don't Look Back,4.9,10 +12294,"[35, 27, 878]",259544,en,Dead on Appraisal,1.658,2014-03-01,Dead on Appraisal,4.0,5 +12295,[35],257439,en,Bank$tas,1.652,2014-04-18,Bank$tas,5.8,4 +12296,[99],273997,en,Stop at Nothing: The Lance Armstrong Story,1.651,2014-10-31,Stop at Nothing: The Lance Armstrong Story,7.3,38 +12297,"[10749, 35, 18]",254171,hi,बेवकूफ़ियां,1.649,2014-03-14,Bewakoofiyaan,6.0,18 +12298,"[28, 878, 18]",261899,en,Prospect,1.649,2014-03-26,Prospect,5.8,10 +12299,"[16, 35]",300914,en,Planes: Vitaminamulch Air Spectacular,1.646,2014-11-04,Planes: Vitaminamulch Air Spectacular,6.1,4 +12300,[35],266500,en,Dr. Cabbie,1.644,2014-09-19,Dr. Cabbie,5.6,14 +12301,[99],291155,en,"Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead 2",1.638,2014-09-18,"Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead 2",6.2,28 +12302,"[16, 27]",313744,en,How the 'Dook Stole Christmas,1.634,2014-12-19,How the 'Dook Stole Christmas,5.3,9 +12303,"[10402, 12, 10751]",290300,en,Peter Pan Live!,1.632,2014-12-04,Peter Pan Live!,5.0,18 +12304,"[99, 18]",214137,da,The Man Who Saved the World,1.631,2014-08-13,The Man Who Saved the World,6.4,16 +12305,[99],271707,en,Das große Museum,1.628,2014-04-26,The Great Museum,6.6,6 +12306,[99],334616,en,Cristiano Ronaldo: World at His Feet,1.628,2014-06-01,Cristiano Ronaldo: World at His Feet,6.2,14 +12307,"[10752, 28]",274285,en,Sector 4: Extraction,1.622,2014-07-22,Sector 4: Extraction,3.3,9 +12308,"[35, 10751]",295884,en,Saving Christmas,1.622,2014-11-14,Saving Christmas,1.6,37 +12309,"[53, 878, 12]",327546,en,Recursion,1.618,2014-02-16,Recursion,6.0,3 +12310,[18],279186,ja,0.5ミリ,1.611,2014-07-17,0.5 mm,7.3,13 +12311,[],315007,en,Self-Assembly,1.611,2014-11-28,Self-Assembly,6.5,4 +12312,"[35, 18]",266405,en,Tyler Perry's Madea's Neighbors from Hell - The Play,1.609,2014-04-22,Tyler Perry's Madea's Neighbors from Hell - The Play,6.8,12 +12313,[99],298664,en,Magician: The Astonishing Life and Work of Orson Welles,1.604,2014-12-12,Magician: The Astonishing Life and Work of Orson Welles,7.0,20 +12314,"[35, 99]",289390,en,Women Aren't Funny,1.603,2014-08-29,Women Aren't Funny,4.9,14 +12315,"[35, 10751]",278608,en,Baby Geniuses and the Treasures of Egypt,1.597,2014-06-24,Baby Geniuses and the Treasures of Egypt,1.8,6 +12316,[53],241261,en,The Girl on the Train,1.595,2014-07-03,The Girl on the Train,5.9,25 +12317,"[53, 27]",293828,en,Starve,1.595,2014-10-03,Starve,4.8,15 +12318,"[53, 18]",338241,en,The Girl on the Roof,1.59,2014-06-29,The Girl on the Roof,6.0,2 +12319,[18],259460,es,Conducta,1.588,2014-05-28,Behavior,7.5,26 +12320,"[10770, 18, 35]",287241,en,The Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story,1.585,2014-09-01,The Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story,4.3,21 +12321,"[10770, 10751, 10749, 35]",284166,en,For Better or For Worse,1.583,2014-07-19,For Better or For Worse,5.2,18 +12322,"[35, 12]",252102,en,Land Ho!,1.58,2014-07-11,Land Ho!,5.6,32 +12323,"[12, 16, 10751]",136368,th,เอคโค่ จิ๋วก้องโลก,1.579,2014-08-01,Echo Planet,5.8,8 +12324,"[53, 27]",341957,en,21 Days,1.579,2014-01-01,21 Days,4.6,9 +12325,"[18, 10770, 10751, 9648]",289225,en,Love Finds You In Sugarcreek,1.578,2014-06-01,Love Finds You In Sugarcreek,6.5,9 +12326,"[12, 27, 9648, 53]",279516,en,Ten,1.575,2014-03-28,Ten,5.4,5 +12327,"[9648, 80, 18, 53]",299608,pl,Służby Specjalne,1.569,2014-11-12,Secret Wars,6.5,13 +12328,[35],258135,hu,Megdönteni Hajnal Tímeát,1.569,2014-02-13,What Ever Happened to Timi,6.0,7 +12329,[35],436902,it,Decamerone '300,1.564,2014-05-06,Decamerone '300,5.7,3 +12330,"[35, 99]",250114,en,Nick Offerman: American Ham,1.56,2014-01-23,Nick Offerman: American Ham,6.7,21 +12331,"[80, 9648, 53, 10770]",295991,en,The Hazing Secret,1.559,2014-09-21,The Hazing Secret,4.7,3 +12332,[99],200487,en,Web Junkie,1.558,2014-01-20,Web Junkie,6.4,8 +12333,[35],297019,en,The Shaukeens,1.558,2014-11-07,The Shaukeens,4.5,14 +12334,[35],251990,en,No Clue,1.555,2014-06-17,No Clue,5.0,9 +12335,"[35, 18, 10749]",329813,id,Bajaj Bajuri: The Movie,1.547,2014-12-10,Bajaj Bajuri: The Movie,7.0,2 +12336,[],248211,en,Liar's Dice,1.541,2014-01-18,Liar's Dice,6.4,5 +12337,"[35, 18]",198119,fr,Demi-sœur,1.536,2014-02-07,Half-Sister,6.4,25 +12338,"[18, 35]",317664,en,Beef,1.536,2014-11-11,Beef,6.3,3 +12339,"[18, 10751]",254258,en,As Dreamers Do,1.533,2014-05-02,As Dreamers Do,4.2,9 +12340,"[18, 10402]",296879,en,Of Mind and Music,1.532,2014-10-19,Of Mind and Music,6.1,6 +12341,"[9648, 27, 53]",289197,es,Necrofobia,1.53,2014-09-18,Necrophobia 3D,5.1,14 +12342,"[9648, 35, 10749]",347968,en,One Minute Time Machine,1.514,2014-03-29,One Minute Time Machine,7.9,29 +12343,"[18, 10752]",239845,en,The Patrol,1.514,2014-02-07,The Patrol,3.8,7 +12344,"[10749, 35]",301229,en,Muffin Top: A Love Story,1.508,2014-10-18,Muffin Top: A Love Story,4.2,8 +12345,[99],250668,en,Rich Hill,1.507,2014-01-19,Rich Hill,7.1,33 +12346,[99],276122,en,A Brony Tale,1.506,2014-07-08,A Brony Tale,5.9,14 +12347,[878],256509,en,Flytrap,1.505,2014-12-10,Flytrap,3.0,3 +12348,[27],50962,en,Evil Come Evil Go,1.504,1972-02-18,Evil Come Evil Go,4.2,5 +12349,"[36, 99, 80]",278772,en,Serial Killer Culture,1.503,2014-02-04,Serial Killer Culture,5.9,7 +12350,"[878, 18]",271879,en,Exit Log,1.498,2014-04-21,Exit Log,3.0,1 +12351,"[10749, 10770]",303601,en,Naughty & Nice,1.497,2014-11-09,Naughty & Nice,7.1,19 +12352,[27],254126,en,Blood Shed,1.497,2014-02-05,Blood Shed,3.7,10 +12353,[35],204681,fr,Grand Départ,1.491,2014-05-23,Grand Départ,5.1,7 +12354,"[10749, 18]",322903,en,Naz & Maalik,1.487,2014-01-01,Naz & Maalik,7.2,5 +12355,[35],273128,en,"Myq Kaplan: Small, Dork and Handsome",1.483,2014-05-15,"Myq Kaplan: Small, Dork and Handsome",7.2,5 +12356,[10751],239018,en,A Lesson in Romance,1.483,2014-04-18,A Lesson in Romance,4.4,6 +12357,"[28, 27]",224951,en,Evil Feed,1.483,2014-06-28,Evil Feed,4.3,12 +12358,"[12, 99, 10751]",342562,en,Tiny Giants 3D,1.481,2014-05-24,Tiny Giants 3D,7.8,10 +12359,[53],299796,en,Fotograf,1.481,2014-10-10,The Photographer,6.7,5 +12360,"[878, 28, 14, 12]",257155,en,Threads of Destiny,1.481,2014-02-23,Threads of Destiny,5.2,13 +12361,[18],254196,da,En du elsker,1.48,2014-12-20,Someone You Love,5.4,14 +12362,"[27, 18]",260163,en,Apocalyptic,1.48,2014-07-28,Apocalyptic,4.8,18 +12363,[99],266080,en,National Gallery,1.479,2014-11-05,National Gallery,7.7,17 +12364,[99],147778,en,Showrunners: The Art of Running a TV Show,1.477,2014-10-31,Showrunners: The Art of Running a TV Show,6.2,31 +12365,[18],313733,en,Anomaly,1.476,2014-04-16,Anomaly,6.3,9 +12366,"[28, 18, 878]",120172,he,Another World,1.476,2014-10-26,Another World,4.1,39 +12367,"[18, 35]",276906,en,Apartment Troubles,1.475,2014-06-15,Apartment Troubles,5.4,8 +12368,[35],287915,en,One Night in Istanbul,1.468,2014-11-21,One Night in Istanbul,4.1,8 +12369,"[16, 10751]",303026,en,Mule-Tide Christmas,1.466,2014-11-04,Mule-Tide Christmas,4.0,3 +12370,"[53, 18, 27]",272101,en,Sacrament,1.464,2014-06-07,Sacrament,4.6,9 +12371,"[27, 878, 53]",334894,en,Nightmare Code,1.462,2014-01-01,Nightmare Code,4.8,8 +12372,"[27, 53]",261071,en,Happy Camp,1.462,2014-03-25,Happy Camp,4.4,8 +12373,[99],503880,en,The Matrix Revolutions Revisited,1.459,2014-12-07,The Matrix Revolutions Revisited,10.0,1 +12374,"[10402, 99]",210274,en,Filmage: The Story of Descendents/All,1.457,2014-09-30,Filmage: The Story of Descendents/All,7.3,8 +12375,[35],287954,en,Lolita from Interstellar Space,1.456,2014-03-08,Lolita from Interstellar Space,7.0,1 +12376,[53],255278,en,Way of the Wicked,1.451,2014-05-20,Way of the Wicked,3.7,24 +12377,[18],262733,en,Dubrovskiy,1.45,2014-04-07,Dubrovskiy,5.1,9 +12378,"[27, 53]",212814,en,Death Do Us Part,1.449,2014-04-15,Death Do Us Part,3.9,12 +12379,[27],46998,en,Το Κακό - Στην εποχή των ηρώων,1.446,2014-03-25,Evil - In the Time of Heroes,5.2,9 +12380,[18],255174,de,Töchter,1.445,2014-10-13,Daughters,4.0,5 +12381,[99],300605,pt,Cidade de Deus: 10 Anos Depois,1.444,2014-03-20,City of God – 10 Years Later,7.0,33 +12382,[18],287507,es,Dólares de arena,1.443,2015-11-06,Sand Dollars,6.8,10 +12383,"[18, 35, 10749]",319017,en,The Last Straight Man,1.443,2014-05-06,The Last Straight Man,5.5,14 +12384,[18],334718,pl,"Serce, Serduszko",1.441,2014-11-18,The Heart and Sweetheart,4.7,3 +12385,[99],294862,en,Magical Universe,1.439,2014-10-31,Magical Universe,6.6,5 +12386,"[14, 12]",312157,ru,Форт Росс: В поисках приключений,1.439,2014-08-19,Fort Ross: In Search of Adventure,1.0,2 +12387,"[99, 10402]",293187,en,On the Run Tour: Beyoncé and Jay Z,1.436,2014-09-20,On the Run Tour: Beyoncé and Jay Z,8.3,18 +12388,[99],286407,en,Mission Blue,1.432,2014-01-30,Mission Blue,7.7,21 +12389,[27],258255,en,Mischief Night,1.431,2014-05-20,Mischief Night,4.6,12 +12390,"[35, 18, 10751]",289229,en,My Dad's a Soccer Mom,1.428,2014-06-21,My Dad's a Soccer Mom,6.2,7 +12391,"[35, 27, 878]",428282,en,Never Open the Door,1.428,2014-12-01,Never Open the Door,5.0,7 +12392,[99],288846,en,Inside 'Inside Llewyn Davis',1.425,2014-03-11,Inside 'Inside Llewyn Davis',6.8,10 +12393,"[18, 10749]",199647,en,The Color of Time,1.425,2014-12-09,The Color of Time,3.9,15 +12394,"[27, 99]",499739,en,Creating Carrie,1.418,2014-01-14,Creating Carrie,6.7,17 +12395,"[53, 80, 27]",417707,en,The Laughing Mask,1.414,2014-10-31,The Laughing Mask,4.1,8 +12396,"[35, 18]",261823,en,Loitering with Intent,1.412,2014-04-18,Loitering with Intent,4.4,7 +12397,"[27, 53]",291452,en,Camp Blood First Slaughter,1.412,2014-05-20,Camp Blood First Slaughter,3.1,7 +12398,[99],292985,en,The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic,1.41,2014-09-15,The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic,7.1,15 +12399,[99],261041,en,The Search for General Tso,1.404,2014-04-20,The Search for General Tso,6.7,31 +12400,[53],226788,fr,La confrérie des larmes,1.402,2014-04-27,Brotherhood of Tears,5.6,20 +12401,"[35, 18, 10751]",312167,en,Merry Ex-Mas,1.401,2014-12-05,Merry Ex-Mas,1.7,5 +12402,[99],298927,en,Warsaw Uprising,1.4,2014-10-31,Warsaw Uprising,10.0,1 +12403,"[35, 27]",279493,en,Catch of the Day,1.4,2014-09-12,Catch of the Day,10.0,2 +12404,"[10751, 16, 14]",308141,en,Sofia the First: The Curse of Princess Ivy,1.4,2014-11-23,Sofia the First: The Curse of Princess Ivy,9.8,3 +12405,[18],393257,en,Si-o-se Pol,1.4,2014-04-17,Si-o-se Pol,9.0,1 +12406,[],312034,en,Seasons of Love,1.4,2014-11-23,Seasons of Love,8.5,1 +12407,"[53, 27]",280381,en,House at the End of the Drive,1.4,2014-01-11,House at the End of the Drive,8.0,1 +12408,[99],336592,en,The Science of Interstellar,1.4,2014-11-25,The Science of Interstellar,7.8,8 +12409,"[18, 35]",335669,en,Bread and Butter,1.4,2014-10-18,Bread and Butter,7.8,2 +12410,"[18, 10751]",268860,hi,Hawaa Hawaai,1.4,2014-05-09,Hawaa Hawaai,7.6,9 +12411,[35],424432,en,Sofia Coppola's Little Mermaid,1.4,2014-05-06,Sofia Coppola's Little Mermaid,7.6,5 +12412,[35],316590,en,Robert Kelly: Live at the Village Underground,1.4,2014-08-08,Robert Kelly: Live at the Village Underground,7.6,5 +12413,"[10751, 16, 12]",286940,en,The Boxcar Children,1.4,2014-08-05,The Boxcar Children,7.6,10 +12414,[35],375380,en,Tiny Detectives,1.4,2014-09-24,Tiny Detectives,7.4,8 +12415,"[10402, 99]",324277,en,Jaco,1.4,2014-10-06,Jaco,7.4,12 +12416,[99],168164,en,Ekspeditionen til verdens ende,1.4,2014-08-20,The Expedition to the End of the World,7.3,3 +12417,"[16, 14]",276306,en,My Little Pony: Dancing in the Clouds,1.4,2004-12-02,My Little Pony: Dancing in the Clouds,7.3,4 +12418,[99],285592,en,"Ladies and Gentlemen, My Name Is Paul Heyman",1.4,2014-08-05,"WWE: Ladies and Gentlemen, My Name Is Paul Heyman",7.1,8 +12419,[99],342786,en,Rubble Kings,1.4,2015-06-19,Rubble Kings,7.1,12 +12420,[10751],298539,en,A Belle for Christmas,1.4,2014-11-04,A Belle for Christmas,7.1,7 +12421,[99],494186,en,KHAMAICA,1.4,2014-06-01,KHAMAICA,7.0,1 +12422,"[28, 12, 16, 10770]",375211,en,Eternals,1.4,2014-09-16,Eternals,7.0,2 +12423,[99],326891,es,Minerita,1.4,2014-11-18,Minerita,7.0,1 +12424,[99],258100,en,Approaching the Elephant,1.4,2015-02-20,Approaching the Elephant,7.0,4 +12425,[],581006,en,BoJack Horseman Christmas Special,1.4,2014-12-25,BoJack Horseman Christmas Special,6.9,5 +12426,"[28, 35]",307614,te,Rabhasa,1.4,2014-08-28,Rabhasa,6.8,4 +12427,[99],290504,en,Awake: The Life of Yogananda,1.4,2014-10-10,Awake: The Life of Yogananda,6.7,9 +12428,[35],336775,en,All-Stars,1.4,2014-10-15,All-Stars,6.7,6 +12429,[35],285264,en,Steve Byrne: Champion,1.4,2014-05-01,Steve Byrne: Champion,6.7,3 +12430,"[53, 80]",256912,es,Lasa y Zabala,1.4,2014-10-17,Lasa & Zabala,6.7,9 +12431,[],268892,en,Collar,1.4,2014-05-31,Collar,6.6,4 +12432,"[18, 10749]",255302,en,北京爱情故事,1.4,2014-02-14,Beijing Love Story,6.6,4 +12433,"[9648, 80, 18, 10770]",295237,en,The Assault,1.4,2014-09-20,The Assault,6.6,8 +12434,[],426683,en,The Hug,1.4,2014-12-17,The Hug,6.5,2 +12435,[35],307257,en,Jack Whitehall Gets Around,1.4,2014-11-24,Jack Whitehall Gets Around,6.5,4 +12436,"[99, 10402]",281967,en,Sound and Chaos: The Story of BC Studio,1.4,2014-07-17,Sound and Chaos: The Story of BC Studio,6.5,2 +12437,"[10749, 18]",270696,en,Tru Love,1.4,2014-04-10,Tru Love,6.5,10 +12438,[18],228199,ru,Стыд,1.4,2014-06-01,Shame,6.5,2 +12439,[99],142916,en,The Great Flood,1.4,2014-01-08,The Great Flood,6.4,6 +12440,"[18, 10749]",272414,en,Echo Park,1.4,2014-06-14,Echo Park,6.3,8 +12441,"[80, 53, 10770]",308397,en,Client Seduction,1.4,2014-02-08,Client Seduction,6.0,2 +12442,"[18, 53]",296775,en,Deadly Attraction,1.4,2014-02-14,Deadly Attraction,6.0,1 +12443,[99],256214,en,Natural Resistance,1.4,2014-02-18,Natural Resistance,6.0,3 +12444,[99],296941,en,The Hacker Wars,1.4,2014-10-17,The Hacker Wars,5.9,9 +12445,[99],296339,en,Hunted: The War Against Gays in Russia,1.4,2014-10-06,Hunted: The War Against Gays in Russia,5.8,4 +12446,[99],264763,en,Regarding Susan Sontag,1.4,2014-04-20,Regarding Susan Sontag,5.8,4 +12447,[18],284343,he,Boreg,1.4,2014-11-08,Self Made,5.7,3 +12448,[27],327368,en,Crazy Murder,1.4,2014-01-01,Crazy Murder,5.6,9 +12449,[35],311765,en,The Santa Con,1.4,2014-12-13,The Santa Con,5.5,4 +12450,"[10749, 35]",294222,en,Mantervention,1.4,2014-08-01,Mantervention,5.5,12 +12451,[35],278377,en,Whitney Cummings: I Love You,1.4,2014-06-23,Whitney Cummings: I Love You,5.4,6 +12452,[27],298296,en,Heidi,1.4,2014-09-08,Heidi,5.1,7 +12453,[27],298091,en,Scarewaves,1.4,2014-09-26,Scarewaves,5.1,4 +12454,[],320643,en,Stand,1.4,2014-06-20,Stand,5.0,1 +12455,[99],299309,en,The Last Patrol,1.4,2014-10-23,The Last Patrol,5.0,3 +12456,[27],298966,en,The Pick-Axe Murders Part III: The Final Chapter,1.4,2014-05-03,The Pick-Axe Murders Part III: The Final Chapter,5.0,1 +12457,[28],267376,ru,Спираль,1.4,2014-04-29,Spiral,5.0,2 +12458,[99],250290,ro,"București, unde ești?",1.4,2014-12-06,Where are you Bucharest?,5.0,1 +12459,[16],307697,en,Footprints,1.4,2014-01-12,Footprints,4.8,6 +12460,"[53, 80, 18]",298291,en,A Warden's Ransom,1.4,2014-10-11,A Warden's Ransom,4.6,5 +12461,"[10770, 80, 9648, 53]",309317,en,My Daughter Must Live,1.4,2014-07-15,My Daughter Must Live,4.6,7 +12462,"[53, 27, 9648]",292636,de,A Cry from Within,1.4,2014-04-03,A Cry from Within,4.6,7 +12463,"[35, 18, 10749, 10770]",256599,en,June in January,1.4,2014-01-11,June in January,4.6,9 +12464,[99],339209,en,Hating Obama,1.4,2014-09-19,Hating Obama,4.5,1 +12465,"[10749, 18]",327308,en,Elenore Makes Love,1.4,2014-01-01,Elenore Makes Love,4.5,2 +12466,"[10752, 28]",261492,en,The Bunker,1.4,2014-04-08,The Bunker,4.5,2 +12467,[99],266045,en,Warrior: The Ultimate Legend,1.4,2014-04-17,Warrior: The Ultimate Legend,4.3,2 +12468,[10751],270600,ru,A Tiger's Tail,1.4,2014-05-13,A Tiger's Tail,4.2,6 +12469,"[53, 10770]",298821,en,Fatal Acquittal,1.4,2014-08-03,Fatal Acquittal,4.1,4 +12470,"[53, 27, 28]",299730,en,The Dead the Damned and the Darkness,1.4,2014-10-07,The Dead the Damned and the Darkness,4.1,7 +12471,[18],308425,es,Amapola,1.4,2014-12-05,Amapola,4.0,5 +12472,"[10402, 18, 10752]",293787,en,From Here To Eternity: The Musical,1.4,2014-10-02,From Here To Eternity: The Musical,4.0,1 +12473,"[18, 10749]",252053,hi,Yaariyan,1.4,2014-01-10,Yaariyan,4.0,3 +12474,"[53, 10770, 80, 9648]",258353,en,The Good Mistress,1.4,2014-02-15,The Good Mistress,3.6,11 +12475,"[16, 35, 10751]",201207,da,Otto er et næsehorn,1.4,2014-02-18,Otto the Rhino,3.5,4 +12476,[],344849,en,The Shop,1.4,2014-06-16,The Shop,3.0,1 +12477,"[10749, 35, 18]",344671,en,It's Not a Date,1.4,2014-08-16,It's Not a Date,3.0,2 +12478,"[10752, 27]",210734,en,Battlefield Death Tales,1.4,2014-02-18,Battlefield Death Tales,2.9,5 +12479,"[18, 36]",272923,en,Katherine of Alexandria,1.4,2014-02-01,Katherine of Alexandria,2.9,4 +12480,"[53, 18, 878]",326576,en,Dawn of the Crescent Moon,1.4,2014-04-05,Dawn of the Crescent Moon,2.0,1 +12481,[],286986,en,37,1.4,2014-08-08,37,0.5,1 +12482,[28],280416,en,Gun Hill,1.399,2014-07-02,Gun Hill,6.4,7 +12483,[35],303993,en,Sarah Millican: Home Bird Live,1.399,2014-11-17,Sarah Millican: Home Bird Live,5.9,5 +12484,"[80, 28, 35]",82028,nl,Black Out,1.397,2014-02-20,Black Out,5.8,19 +12485,[35],333115,en,Cops Cum Dicks and Flying,1.39,2014-11-18,Cops Cum Dicks and Flying,3.0,1 +12486,[],347788,en,A Wife's Secret,1.39,2014-01-01,A Wife's Secret,1.0,1 +12487,"[99, 36]",261855,en,1971,1.389,2014-04-18,1971,7.8,5 +12488,[27],286452,en,Varsity Blood,1.389,2014-08-19,Varsity Blood,3.7,7 +12489,[99],250650,en,Captivated: The Trials of Pamela Smart,1.387,2014-01-17,Captivated: The Trials of Pamela Smart,6.4,14 +12490,"[35, 16, 18]",288581,en,Rocks in my Pockets,1.384,2014-09-05,Rocks in my Pockets,8.7,7 +12491,[16],252520,ja,ショート・ピース,1.384,2014-04-18,Short Peace,6.9,19 +12492,"[53, 27]",286025,en,Antisocial Behavior,1.381,2014-01-17,Antisocial Behavior,4.1,5 +12493,[28],322236,en,Rogue Strike,1.38,2014-12-16,Rogue Strike,5.0,1 +12494,[18],408429,en,Perfect Cowboy,1.379,2014-07-13,Perfect Cowboy,5.0,1 +12495,[18],280030,en,Farewell Baghdad,1.378,2014-10-26,Farewell Baghdad,10.0,1 +12496,"[99, 27]",563588,en,You're Invited: The Making of Night of the Demons,1.378,2014-02-04,You're Invited: The Making of Night of the Demons,8.0,1 +12497,[99],257407,en,Actress,1.378,2014-11-07,Actress,6.4,7 +12498,[99],299468,es,Russian Yeti: The Killer Lives,1.378,2014-06-01,Russian Yeti: The Killer Lives,6.0,1 +12499,[99],253291,en,DamNation,1.377,2014-03-10,DamNation,7.3,7 +12500,[10402],190827,en,I Am Hardwell,1.376,2014-03-27,I Am Hardwell,7.4,7 +12501,[10751],307115,en,12 Dog Days Till Christmas,1.372,2014-11-29,12 Dog Days Till Christmas,5.4,8 +12502,"[18, 53]",261818,en,Glass Chin,1.368,2014-04-19,Glass Chin,5.7,5 +12503,[99],160859,pt,Elena,1.367,2014-05-30,Elena,8.2,23 +12504,"[99, 10402]",250578,en,Swedish House Mafia - Leave the World Behind,1.365,2014-03-12,Leave the World Behind,7.3,31 +12505,[35],259395,en,Tom Segura: Completely Normal,1.363,2014-03-15,Tom Segura: Completely Normal,7.6,19 +12506,"[18, 53]",218670,en,One Eyed Girl,1.363,2014-10-24,One Eyed Girl,5.1,13 +12507,[35],306626,en,Holiday Miracle,1.362,2014-12-01,Holiday Miracle,3.6,11 +12508,"[12, 35, 10751, 14, 16]",322603,xx,Sweet Cocoon,1.358,2014-12-31,Sweet Cocoon,5.8,13 +12509,"[16, 10751, 14, 10770]",312100,en,Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas,1.358,2014-12-16,Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas,4.8,12 +12510,"[35, 18, 10752]",248401,en,A Farewell to Fools,1.358,2014-03-07,A Farewell to Fools,3.8,6 +12511,"[10402, 99]",242049,en,Beautiful Noise,1.356,2014-05-31,Beautiful Noise,6.5,5 +12512,"[53, 18, 27, 878]",279817,en,Of Silence,1.354,2014-01-14,Of Silence,4.1,11 +12513,[35],279332,en,Mom's Day Away,1.352,2014-05-11,Mom's Day Away,5.6,5 +12514,[10749],290654,en,Rescuing Madison,1.35,2014-09-04,Rescuing Madison,4.8,4 +12515,"[35, 18]",345001,en,Foreign Relations,1.347,2014-03-28,Foreign Relations,6.0,3 +12516,"[27, 53, 9648]",264269,ru,Vladeniye 18,1.346,2014-04-04,Apartment 18,5.6,7 +12517,"[12, 28]",451962,en,The Gentleman's Wager,1.341,2014-07-29,The Gentleman's Wager,10.0,1 +12518,"[27, 53]",295627,en,Spawn: The Recall,1.334,2014-09-13,Spawn: The Recall,6.4,15 +12519,[35],300998,en,Lee Evans: Monsters,1.327,2014-11-17,Lee Evans: Monsters,7.8,10 +12520,"[80, 18, 53]",371507,ru,Саранча,1.325,2014-12-24,Locust,5.6,10 +12521,[18],291348,en,A Matter of Faith,1.325,2014-10-17,A Matter of Faith,4.9,20 +12522,[53],294825,en,Rumors of Wars,1.325,2014-05-02,Rumors of Wars,3.3,6 +12523,"[16, 35, 27]",381372,en,The Fog of Courage,1.323,2014-10-31,The Fog of Courage,7.3,4 +12524,"[12, 878]",291167,en,Crystal Skulls,1.323,2014-09-06,Crystal Skulls,3.1,9 +12525,"[10402, 18, 10751]",303179,en,The One I Wrote for You,1.322,2014-11-14,The One I Wrote for You,5.7,6 +12526,"[12, 16, 10751]",63486,ja,少年猿飛佐助,1.319,1961-06-22,Magic Boy,7.0,4 +12527,"[35, 16]",314353,en,Yearbook,1.314,2014-01-17,Yearbook,6.0,12 +12528,"[53, 27]",394115,en,Dead End,1.314,2014-10-16,Dead End,3.8,6 +12529,[99],250902,en,The Image Revolution,1.313,2013-11-21,The Image Revolution,6.3,4 +12530,"[35, 10751]",266313,en,A Day Late and a Dollar Short,1.311,2014-04-19,A Day Late and a Dollar Short,6.3,12 +12531,[18],291423,en,Wheels,1.31,2014-04-27,Wheels,7.8,6 +12532,[99],296095,en,Little White Lie,1.309,2014-07-29,Little White Lie,7.0,3 +12533,"[18, 35]",308919,en,Wishin' and Hopin',1.309,2014-11-23,Wishin' and Hopin',3.7,3 +12534,[],256971,bn,জাতিস্মর,1.308,2014-02-28,Jaatishwar,7.1,7 +12535,"[80, 18, 9648]",258350,en,The Girl He Met Online,1.308,2014-02-08,The Girl He Met Online,5.1,7 +12536,"[99, 10402]",257614,en,As the Palaces Burn,1.305,2014-02-16,As the Palaces Burn,7.2,14 +12537,"[53, 27, 9648]",296855,en,The Thing on the Doorstep,1.295,2014-01-01,The Thing on the Doorstep,4.0,5 +12538,[27],260602,en,Tom Holland's Twisted Tales,1.289,2014-04-01,Tom Holland's Twisted Tales,4.1,7 +12539,[18],276938,en,Punjab 1984,1.288,2014-06-27,Punjab 1984,9.0,5 +12540,"[27, 53]",253205,en,Deadly Weekend,1.285,2014-01-28,Deadly Weekend,3.1,18 +12541,"[36, 28, 10752]",273157,th,ตํานานสมเด็จพระนเรศวรมหาราช ภาค ๕ : ยุทธหัตถี,1.284,2014-05-29,King Naresuan 5,4.5,3 +12542,[35],274326,en,Trailer Park Boys - Live in F**kin' Dublin,1.283,2014-05-01,Trailer Park Boys - Live in F**kin' Dublin,5.8,19 +12543,"[12, 16, 10402, 878]",309786,en,Poet Anderson: The Dream Walker,1.282,2014-12-09,Poet Anderson: The Dream Walker,5.9,5 +12544,[],326132,en,Crescendo! The Power of Music,1.281,2014-10-20,Crescendo! The Power of Music,7.2,5 +12545,[37],326045,en,Lonesome Dove Church,1.28,2014-08-04,Lonesome Dove Church,7.5,1 +12546,"[99, 10770]",302701,en,Rand University,1.279,2014-11-11,Rand University,8.8,2 +12547,[35],255369,en,Jerked,1.278,2014-03-08,Jerked,5.3,2 +12548,[35],293880,en,Hollidaysburg,1.273,2014-09-19,Hollidaysburg,5.9,19 +12549,"[12, 10751, 14]",297963,nl,Wiplala,1.271,2014-12-20,Wiplala,6.0,8 +12550,[18],270756,en,Return to Zero,1.27,2014-05-17,Return to Zero,6.4,11 +12551,[35],300685,en,Jeff Dunham: All Over the Map,1.27,2014-11-18,Jeff Dunham: All Over the Map,5.3,11 +12552,"[99, 18]",264164,es,Mala Mala,1.268,2014-04-19,Mala Mala,6.7,10 +12553,[10402],19352,en,We Will Rock You,1.267,2014-11-24,We Will Rock You,9.1,11 +12554,"[99, 10402]",242093,en,Under the Electric Sky,1.266,2014-05-29,Under the Electric Sky,6.4,9 +12555,"[10749, 35]",270672,en,The Formula,1.257,2014-04-15,The Formula,4.0,9 +12556,[35],250539,en,Nick Thune: Folk Hero,1.255,2014-02-18,Nick Thune: Folk Hero,7.0,3 +12557,"[14, 16]",292106,en,Dixie y la rebelión zombi (Dixie eta matxinada zonbia),1.255,2014-10-06,"Mummy, I'm a Zombie",2.5,3 +12558,"[53, 27, 9648]",360726,en,The Before Time,1.254,2014-01-01,The Before Time,3.4,4 +12559,[],256559,en,Showing Up,1.25,2014-02-25,Showing Up,9.8,2 +12560,[99],331745,en,Top Spin,1.249,2014-11-15,Top Spin,6.9,10 +12561,[18],292396,en,Deliverance Creek,1.249,2014-09-13,Deliverance Creek,6.2,5 +12562,"[18, 28]",312158,en,Born Wild,1.247,2012-10-20,Born Wild,6.9,4 +12563,[18],303515,ru,Кино про Алексеева,1.244,2014-11-18,The Movie about Alekseev,6.6,10 +12564,[],323374,en,Lemonade War,1.243,2014-09-30,Lemonade War,5.5,2 +12565,[99],297624,en,Out of Print,1.242,2014-08-23,Out of Print,5.5,4 +12566,[99],125414,en,The Final Member,1.24,2014-04-18,The Final Member,6.0,16 +12567,[99],265672,en,Fight Church,1.24,2014-09-16,Fight Church,5.3,3 +12568,"[99, 10402]",297398,en,Katy Perry: Getting Intimate,1.24,2014-12-16,Katy Perry: Getting Intimate,4.3,3 +12569,[99],259999,en,Keep On Keepin’ On,1.239,2014-08-08,Keep On Keepin’ On,7.1,9 +12570,[35],137960,en,The Discoverers,1.238,2014-05-16,The Discoverers,5.8,4 +12571,[99],250651,en,The Case Against 8,1.235,2014-06-06,The Case Against 8,7.9,8 +12572,[],218482,en,Stripped,1.232,2014-04-01,Stripped,6.6,10 +12573,[99],411847,en,Indie Game: Life After,1.231,2014-08-18,Indie Game: Life After,6.6,12 +12574,"[80, 18, 53]",372174,en,House of Manson,1.228,2014-01-01,House of Manson,5.0,9 +12575,"[16, 18, 10751]",77859,ja,チリンの鈴,1.226,1983-04-08,Ringing Bell,6.9,11 +12576,"[10751, 16]",172625,de,Felix - Ein Hase auf Weltreise,1.223,2014-02-01,Felix: All Around the World,8.3,6 +12577,"[18, 53]",436146,en,Seven Lucky Gods,1.219,2014-04-04,Seven Lucky Gods,8.0,2 +12578,"[35, 18]",238398,en,Grantham and Rose,1.218,2014-03-23,Grantham and Rose,6.8,4 +12579,[99],306060,en,Richard Pryor: Icon,1.217,2014-11-23,Richard Pryor: Icon,5.9,8 +12580,"[80, 99]",173192,en,An Unreal Dream: The Michael Morton Story,1.216,2013-03-11,An Unreal Dream: The Michael Morton Story,7.5,4 +12581,[99],343880,en,A Murder in the Park,1.215,2015-06-26,A Murder in the Park,7.6,8 +12582,[99],272822,en,Back on Board: Greg Louganis,1.214,2014-06-25,Back on Board: Greg Louganis,7.5,6 +12583,[35],297098,en,Chelsea Handler: Uganda Be Kidding Me Live,1.213,2014-10-10,Chelsea Handler: Uganda Be Kidding Me Live,6.4,22 +12584,[18],253257,en,I Believe in Unicorns,1.211,2014-03-09,I Believe in Unicorns,4.4,8 +12585,[99],253262,en,The Great Invisible,1.21,2014-03-09,The Great Invisible,6.7,9 +12586,"[80, 9648, 10770]",313040,en,A Christmas Mystery,1.205,2014-11-30,A Christmas Mystery,6.0,2 +12587,[27],293536,en,Werewolf Rising,1.2,2014-01-01,Werewolf Rising,2.7,5 +12588,[99],253150,en,Plastic Galaxy: The Story of Star Wars Toys,1.198,2014-01-14,Plastic Galaxy: The Story of Star Wars Toys,6.6,16 +12589,[18],273261,en,Red Knot,1.198,2014-05-31,Red Knot,5.6,7 +12590,"[18, 35]",312171,ru,"Sex, кофе, сигареты",1.193,2014-11-20,"Sex, Coffee, Cigarettes",6.0,2 +12591,[99],314407,en,Cocaine Cowboys: Reloaded,1.191,2014-04-08,Cocaine Cowboys: Reloaded,7.4,16 +12592,"[18, 14, 9648]",347520,en,The After,1.191,2014-02-06,The After,6.7,25 +12593,"[10751, 12]",329527,en,Pirate's Code: The Adventures of Mickey Matson,1.189,2014-10-16,Pirate's Code: The Adventures of Mickey Matson,7.0,3 +12594,[10402],293029,en,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 111 S,1.189,2014-08-21,Thuy Nga Paris By Night 111 S,6.2,3 +12595,[35],288103,en,The Extendables,1.189,2014-08-22,The Extendables,2.3,3 +12596,[35],264182,en,John Leguizamo: Ghetto Klown,1.188,2014-04-05,John Leguizamo: Ghetto Klown,7.7,3 +12597,"[878, 28, 27]",393643,en,Arachnicide,1.188,2014-04-27,Arachnicide,5.3,3 +12598,"[53, 80, 18]",281826,en,Algorithm,1.187,2014-07-19,Algorithm,4.9,14 +12599,"[28, 53]",293859,en,Covert Operation,1.187,2014-11-11,Covert Operation,4.0,6 +12600,"[18, 10751, 10770]",299585,en,Mr. Miracle,1.186,2014-12-06,Mr. Miracle,6.1,6 +12601,"[16, 10751]",311620,en,Frozen in Time,1.18,2014-11-12,Frozen in Time,2.3,2 +12602,"[18, 35]",300013,en,Channel News,1.176,2014-01-01,Channel News,10.0,1 +12603,[18],278717,ru,Испытание,1.176,2014-10-10,Test,7.3,8 +12604,"[10402, 12, 878]",263775,en,ETXR,1.175,2014-03-31,ETXR,3.1,7 +12605,"[18, 35]",199604,en,Dziewczyna z szafy,1.174,2014-03-22,The Girl from the Wardrobe,6.4,7 +12606,"[10749, 10402]",386122,en,Today's the Day,1.171,2014-10-27,Today's the Day,10.0,1 +12607,[99],250660,en,Ivory Tower,1.171,2014-06-13,Ivory Tower,6.9,15 +12608,[35],297399,en,Artie Lange: The Stench of Failure,1.168,2014-10-18,Artie Lange: The Stench of Failure,6.5,2 +12609,"[35, 18]",169817,fr,Swim Little Fish Swim,1.168,2014-09-19,Swim Little Fish Swim,5.3,8 +12610,"[14, 16]",211358,ja,九十九,1.164,2014-01-31,Possessions,5.8,13 +12611,"[27, 35]",364998,en,Cryptic,1.163,2014-12-31,Cryptic,5.7,5 +12612,"[35, 10751]",292125,en,Monkey in the Middle,1.163,2014-08-20,Monkey in the Middle,5.5,5 +12613,[10402],318645,en,Beyoncé: X10 - The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour,1.159,2014-06-29,Beyoncé: X10 - The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour,9.0,7 +12614,"[18, 53, 27]",328118,en,Kept Man,1.159,2014-10-31,Kept Man,6.0,2 +12615,[18],307640,cn,販賣‧愛,1.159,2014-09-13,I Sell Love,5.5,2 +12616,"[16, 12]",159822,en,Popeye,1.159,2014-09-18,Popeye,3.5,4 +12617,"[53, 18, 9648]",279802,en,Tentacle 8,1.158,2014-03-25,Tentacle 8,4.0,2 +12618,"[10751, 16, 12]",283564,en,SlugTerra: Return of the Elementals,1.149,2014-08-02,SlugTerra: Return of the Elementals,7.3,6 +12619,"[16, 35]",260211,en,Achmed Saves America,1.148,2014-03-18,Achmed Saves America,4.9,6 +12620,[16],278863,en,Duet,1.143,2014-06-26,Duet,7.2,13 +12621,[10751],314622,en,Disney Parks Frozen Christmas Celebration,1.141,2014-12-25,Disney Parks Frozen Christmas Celebration,10.0,1 +12622,[28],264891,en,Contract Killers,1.141,2014-03-11,Contract Killers,4.8,8 +12623,"[16, 14, 27]",251282,en,Mad God: Part 1,1.14,2014-01-14,Mad God: Part 1,6.0,1 +12624,"[10749, 35, 18]",315493,en,Warren,1.14,2014-02-01,Warren,5.0,1 +12625,[],279633,en,Terry the Tomboy,1.139,2014-06-21,Terry the Tomboy,2.0,1 +12626,[99],299510,en,Touch the Wall,1.137,2014-11-15,Touch the Wall,8.3,3 +12627,[35],300904,en,Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks,1.136,2014-12-12,Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks,7.0,1 +12628,[35],358876,en,Christmas In Palm Springs,1.133,2014-11-23,Christmas In Palm Springs,5.6,8 +12629,[99],250853,en,Her: Love in the Modern Age,1.132,2014-01-17,Her: Love in the Modern Age,6.0,1 +12630,[99],449446,en,Stradivarius: Mysteries Of The Supreme Violin,1.129,2014-07-24,Stradivarius: Mysteries Of The Supreme Violin,7.0,1 +12631,[878],368838,en,Solar,1.129,2014-09-25,Solar,7.0,1 +12632,[99],285599,en,When the Garden Was Eden,1.129,2014-10-21,When the Garden Was Eden,6.0,1 +12633,[],496053,en,The Girlfriend Experience,1.129,2014-10-05,The Girlfriend Experience,5.0,1 +12634,[27],431948,en,The Summoning,1.129,2014-10-13,The Summoning,4.0,1 +12635,"[35, 18]",431887,en,The Ring Cycle,1.129,2014-07-18,The Ring Cycle,3.0,1 +12636,[27],302801,en,The Oatmeal Man,1.129,2014-10-19,The Oatmeal Man,2.0,1 +12637,[35],268174,en,BFFs,1.128,2014-01-31,BFFs,6.5,1 +12638,[],364114,en,Between us,1.128,2014-04-05,Between us,6.0,1 +12639,[99],292096,en,Finding Happiness,1.128,2014-02-01,Finding Happiness,6.0,1 +12640,[10749],265289,hi,Purani Jeans,1.128,2014-05-02,Purani Jeans,5.0,1 +12641,[18],257245,en,East Side Sushi,1.126,2014-03-08,East Side Sushi,7.0,28 +12642,[99],280276,en,Turtle Power: The Definitive History of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,1.123,2014-08-12,Turtle Power: The Definitive History of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,7.7,11 +12643,"[28, 18, 14, 53]",296695,en,The Black Rider: Revelation Road,1.119,2014-10-07,The Black Rider: Revelation Road,5.2,5 +12644,"[80, 99]",289575,en,Tales of the Grim Sleeper,1.116,2014-08-29,Tales of the Grim Sleeper,6.7,30 +12645,"[35, 27, 53]",252208,en,Do You Like My Basement?,1.115,2014-01-21,Do You Like My Basement?,3.3,4 +12646,[35],257131,en,Friended to Death,1.112,2014-01-01,Friended to Death,5.7,5 +12647,[35],264569,en,Dave Attell: Road Work,1.108,2014-04-13,Dave Attell: Road Work,7.3,6 +12648,"[28, 80, 9648, 53]",263903,en,Full English Breakfast,1.108,2014-05-20,Full English Breakfast,4.3,5 +12649,[27],275420,en,Bigfoot vs. D.B. Cooper,1.108,2014-06-10,Bigfoot vs. D.B. Cooper,1.4,5 +12650,[99],343289,en,I Am Evel Knievel,1.105,2014-09-10,I Am Evel Knievel,6.3,7 +12651,"[99, 10402]",261039,en,"The Other One: The Long, Strange Trip of Bob Weir",1.102,2014-04-20,"The Other One: The Long, Strange Trip of Bob Weir",7.1,14 +12652,"[10749, 18]",209440,es,Las horas muertas,1.101,2014-06-11,The Empty Hours,6.7,10 +12653,"[35, 18]",222136,en,Jake Squared,1.098,2014-08-15,Jake Squared,5.0,3 +12654,[18],292218,fr,De guerre lasse,1.097,2014-09-14,De guerre lasse,6.1,6 +12655,"[35, 10402]",370488,en,Mary Poppins Quits,1.09,2014-07-23,Mary Poppins Quits,6.1,7 +12656,[99],285434,en,Holy Ghost,1.089,2014-09-06,Holy Ghost,5.8,4 +12657,"[35, 18]",257214,en,Loaded,1.088,2014-03-08,Loaded,4.0,4 +12658,"[16, 878]",356994,xx,Wire Cutters,1.084,2014-07-26,Wire Cutters,7.1,15 +12659,"[35, 18]",215924,es,Los insólitos peces gato,1.084,2014-06-13,The Amazing Catfish,6.6,21 +12660,"[16, 10751]",257949,ru,Dive Olly Dive and the Pirate Treasure,1.084,2014-05-08,Dive Olly Dive and the Pirate Treasure,6.3,4 +12661,"[878, 27]",330215,en,Exile,1.082,2014-04-12,Exile,3.6,9 +12662,"[27, 53]",338647,en,Naked Zombie Girl,1.082,2014-10-16,Naked Zombie Girl,3.4,5 +12663,[99],238561,en,Return to Homs,1.073,2014-06-27,Return to Homs,7.4,12 +12664,[27],300156,en,The Interrogation of Cheryl Cooper,1.068,2014-10-30,The Interrogation of Cheryl Cooper,4.3,3 +12665,"[28, 878]",360292,en,Starship Apocalypse,1.067,2014-12-20,Starship Apocalypse,3.0,6 +12666,[18],241220,en,White Shadow,1.066,2014-01-15,White Shadow,5.7,6 +12667,"[28, 12, 14, 878]",315723,en,The Nostalgist,1.064,2014-06-19,The Nostalgist,7.6,7 +12668,[10402],255190,en,The Beatles: The Night That Changed America - A Grammy Salute,1.064,2014-02-09,The Beatles: The Night That Changed America - A Grammy Salute,6.0,7 +12669,"[35, 27]",324453,en,The Slashening,1.064,2014-11-26,The Slashening,4.4,5 +12670,[99],304458,en,WWE: Macho Man - The Randy Savage Story,1.062,2014-11-18,WWE: Macho Man - The Randy Savage Story,7.3,5 +12671,"[10402, 99]",305956,en,Lost Songs: The Basement Tapes Continued,1.059,2014-11-21,Lost Songs: The Basement Tapes Continued,8.5,3 +12672,"[10402, 99]",417535,en,East Jerusalem / West Jerusalem,1.059,2014-10-15,East Jerusalem / West Jerusalem,7.3,3 +12673,[99],354739,en,Finding Traction,1.059,2014-08-04,Finding Traction,6.7,3 +12674,"[10751, 16]",305024,en,Fireman Sam: Heroes of the Storm,1.059,2014-11-04,Fireman Sam: Heroes of the Storm,6.5,3 +12675,"[18, 10749]",262311,et,Kirsitubakas,1.059,2014-11-11,Cherry Tobacco,6.3,3 +12676,[18],302496,en,Beautiful Girl,1.059,2014-11-25,Beautiful Girl,4.7,5 +12677,[99],250784,sv,Om våld,1.058,2014-01-17,Concerning Violence,7.7,3 +12678,"[35, 27]",285225,en,Stomping Ground,1.058,2014-06-08,Stomping Ground,6.7,3 +12679,"[27, 14]",420835,ko,인형,1.058,2014-06-19,Human Form,6.0,7 +12680,"[35, 18]",255454,en,Angels in Stardust,1.058,2014-02-21,Angels in Stardust,5.0,7 +12681,"[53, 27]",283783,en,Serenity Farm,1.058,2014-06-06,Serenity Farm,4.3,3 +12682,"[16, 27]",352887,en,Canis,1.057,2014-04-01,Canis,6.3,3 +12683,"[10749, 18]",277712,ru,Две женщины,1.055,2014-12-20,Two Women,8.0,4 +12684,[99],147877,en,A Film About Coffee,1.053,2014-11-24,A Film About Coffee,6.4,5 +12685,"[53, 18]",273743,en,The Last Light,1.053,2014-06-01,The Last Light,3.8,12 +12686,"[35, 18, 14]",282377,en,The Lord of Catan,1.044,2014-03-22,The Lord of Catan,7.5,3 +12687,"[10752, 99, 36]",263510,en,The Hornet's Nest,1.043,2014-05-09,The Hornet's Nest,6.7,22 +12688,"[10402, 18]",309018,en,Life Inside Out,1.043,2014-10-17,Life Inside Out,6.5,4 +12689,"[53, 18]",290714,en,The Surface,1.039,2014-10-09,The Surface,4.5,10 +12690,"[28, 27, 53]",293540,en,Run Like Hell,1.035,2014-09-23,Run Like Hell,3.4,5 +12691,"[10770, 53]",281955,en,Presumed Dead In Paradise,1.034,2014-07-12,Presumed Dead In Paradise,5.8,11 +12692,[99],265929,en,Art and Craft,1.032,2014-09-19,Art and Craft,7.2,11 +12693,"[18, 27, 53]",279967,en,Dead Within,1.031,2014-09-09,Dead Within,4.4,22 +12694,[27],316637,en,Atrocity,1.031,2014-01-01,Atrocity,3.3,4 +12695,"[99, 10770]",403433,en,Asian Tsunami: The Deadliest Wave,1.03,2014-12-21,Asian Tsunami: The Deadliest Wave,8.0,2 +12696,"[27, 9648]",212043,en,Reise nach Agatis,1.03,2014-04-16,Voyage to Agatis,5.8,5 +12697,"[35, 878]",281349,en,Time Travel Lover,1.029,2014-04-01,Time Travel Lover,6.0,5 +12698,"[35, 10749]",273463,en,10 Things I Hate About Life,1.029,2014-09-25,10 Things I Hate About Life,5.0,2 +12699,[],375186,en,Minions - Jingle Bells,1.029,2014-12-11,Minions - Jingle Bells,4.8,6 +12700,"[10749, 14, 27]",298833,en,Blood Ransom,1.029,2014-10-31,Blood Ransom,4.3,3 +12701,[],310996,en,The Secret Path,1.028,2014-06-01,The Secret Path,3.0,2 +12702,[18],416451,en,Spinners,1.027,2014-10-18,Spinners,7.8,4 +12703,[18],259843,es,Ciencias naturales,1.027,2014-03-10,Natural Sciences,6.0,4 +12704,"[18, 53, 27]",297632,en,Antidote,1.027,2014-12-02,Antidote,3.3,3 +12705,"[10770, 53, 18, 9648]",276578,en,The Good Sister,1.026,2014-05-10,The Good Sister,4.3,3 +12706,"[35, 878]",300305,en,Running the Gammatar,1.024,2014-10-24,Running the Gammatar,6.4,4 +12707,"[35, 10751]",278095,ru,Подарок с характером,1.02,2014-06-06,A Gift with a Character,5.6,5 +12708,"[53, 27, 18]",299858,en,Dog Food,1.018,2014-05-13,Dog Food,6.3,10 +12709,"[9648, 35, 18, 878]",257975,en,After Death,1.018,2014-01-21,After Death,4.1,4 +12710,[99],267091,en,A Year in Champagne,1.007,2014-02-01,A Year in Champagne,6.4,7 +12711,[878],314238,en,Plug,1.006,2014-10-25,Plug,5.7,7 +12712,"[10770, 35]",287299,en,Katt Williams: Priceless: Afterlife,1.005,2014-08-16,Katt Williams: Priceless: Afterlife,6.3,4 +12713,[18],255898,ru,Еще один год,1.004,2014-03-08,Another Year,6.3,4 +12714,[99],253297,en,That Guy Dick Miller,1.001,2014-03-07,That Guy Dick Miller,7.9,9 +12715,[35],251016,en,Patton Oswalt: Tragedy Plus Comedy Equals Time,1.0,2014-01-17,Patton Oswalt: Tragedy Plus Comedy Equals Time,6.9,11 +12716,[],420750,en,Ever After High: Thronecoming,0.999,2014-11-02,Ever After High: Thronecoming,8.8,5 +12717,[53],352079,en,The Basement,0.999,2014-10-14,The Basement,7.0,1 +12718,[99],502386,en,Antarctica: On the Edge,0.999,2014-10-19,Antarctica: On the Edge,6.0,1 +12719,[35],350559,en,Book of Christ,0.999,2014-11-24,Book of Christ,6.0,1 +12720,"[18, 10770]",288981,en,Guilty at 17,0.999,2014-07-20,Guilty at 17,5.1,5 +12721,"[27, 35]",343468,en,Bubba the Redneck Werewolf,0.999,2014-10-24,Bubba the Redneck Werewolf,4.2,5 +12722,"[53, 80, 18]",372107,en,Chat,0.998,2014-01-01,Chat,10.0,1 +12723,"[10770, 35]",265394,en,Tracy Morgan: Bona Fide,0.998,2014-04-13,Tracy Morgan: Bona Fide,5.1,5 +12724,[18],267284,en,Apple Mortgage Cake,0.998,2014-05-16,Apple Mortgage Cake,4.3,5 +12725,"[53, 35, 9648]",326807,en,Angels with Tethered Wings,0.998,2014-11-08,Angels with Tethered Wings,4.2,3 +12726,"[10749, 35]",262847,en,The Town That Came A-Courtin',0.995,2014-01-19,The Town That Came A-Courtin',1.0,1 +12727,"[80, 99]",283302,en,Lost for Life,0.992,2013-06-22,Lost for Life,6.7,10 +12728,[18],128250,ar,لما شفتك,0.989,2014-06-06,When I Saw You,7.0,3 +12729,"[18, 53]",241207,en,The Red Robin,0.989,2014-10-09,Altered Minds,3.9,9 +12730,[99],253267,en,Vessel,0.988,2014-03-09,Vessel,8.0,9 +12731,[18],268245,en,1000 To 1,0.988,2014-03-04,1000 To 1,5.7,18 +12732,[18],280855,en,Like a Country Song,0.987,2014-07-08,Like a Country Song,3.8,4 +12733,[53],282248,en,The Living,0.986,2014-06-26,The Living,6.0,17 +12734,[99],253301,en,Beyond Clueless,0.983,2014-03-10,Beyond Clueless,6.8,13 +12735,"[53, 80, 18]",334648,en,The Badger Game,0.982,2014-09-26,The Badger Game,4.2,8 +12736,"[28, 80, 53]",144209,en,Killing American Style,0.982,2014-03-25,Killing American Style,2.8,4 +12737,"[35, 16]",284682,en,"Jinxy Jenkins, Lucky Lou",0.981,2014-03-19,"Jinxy Jenkins, Lucky Lou",7.6,8 +12738,[18],295883,en,Camouflage,0.974,2014-11-25,Camouflage,9.0,2 +12739,[35],303760,en,Worst Friends,0.973,2014-11-04,Worst Friends,5.0,4 +12740,[99],315467,en,Kubrick Remembered,0.969,2014-11-04,Kubrick Remembered,6.0,4 +12741,"[27, 53, 878]",79062,en,666: The Devil's Child,0.969,2014-07-25,666: The Devil's Child,2.8,4 +12742,[99],276913,en,Hidden Colors 3: The Rules of Racism,0.968,2014-06-26,Hidden Colors 3: The Rules of Racism,10.0,4 +12743,"[10770, 99]",323697,en,The Notorious,0.968,2014-12-05,The Notorious,9.0,4 +12744,[99],253305,en,Evolution of a Criminal,0.968,2014-03-08,Evolution of a Criminal,8.0,4 +12745,[],298540,en,Cru,0.968,2014-06-21,Cru,7.5,4 +12746,[35],270529,en,The Sklar Brothers: What Are We Talking About?,0.968,2014-04-29,The Sklar Brothers: What Are We Talking About?,5.5,4 +12747,"[10770, 37]",267288,en,The Redemption of Henry Myers,0.968,2014-03-01,The Redemption of Henry Myers,4.8,4 +12748,"[53, 18]",263564,en,Dark Hearts,0.968,2014-04-29,Dark Hearts,4.8,4 +12749,[],292037,en,Space Trucker Bruce,0.968,2014-03-01,Space Trucker Bruce,3.8,4 +12750,[],277611,en,The Mentor,0.968,2014-06-16,The Mentor,3.3,4 +12751,"[99, 80, 9648, 53]",410440,en,The Smiley Face Killers,0.968,2014-01-05,The Smiley Face Killers,3.0,4 +12752,"[10751, 10770]",308686,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered for Christmas",0.962,2014-11-23,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered for Christmas",6.6,8 +12753,"[18, 9648, 53]",270495,en,Desert Cathedral,0.96,2014-05-17,Desert Cathedral,7.0,2 +12754,"[18, 10751, 53]",261817,en,Gabriel,0.96,2014-04-17,Gabriel,6.6,9 +12755,[16],305974,xx,Nuggets,0.959,2014-10-13,Nuggets,6.8,8 +12756,"[53, 35, 27]",281653,en,Kissing Darkness,0.959,2014-02-05,Kissing Darkness,5.3,3 +12757,[],295726,en,Brothers in War,0.958,2014-03-26,Brothers in War,7.8,8 +12758,[18],257244,en,Down River,0.956,2014-03-06,Down River,5.0,1 +12759,[16],239897,en,Dwegons and Leprechauns,0.956,2014-01-24,Dwegons and Leprechauns,0.8,2 +12760,"[10751, 35, 18]",273964,en,Gold,0.955,2014-02-20,Gold,6.4,8 +12761,"[99, 10751, 10402]",315291,en,Jennifer Lopez: Dance Again,0.955,2014-12-31,Jennifer Lopez: Dance Again,5.9,9 +12762,[35],297491,en,Steve Trevino: Relatable,0.953,2014-02-16,Steve Trevino: Relatable,4.5,4 +12763,[99],255885,en,Breadcrumb Trail,0.951,2014-04-15,Breadcrumb Trail,8.0,3 +12764,"[18, 10749, 27]",289190,en,Felt,0.949,2014-09-18,Felt,5.1,16 +12765,"[10770, 53, 18, 9648]",256596,en,House of Secrets,0.948,2014-01-01,House of Secrets,4.5,5 +12766,"[27, 16, 14]",255384,en,Don't Hug Me I'm Scared II: TIME,0.946,2014-01-08,Don't Hug Me I'm Scared II: TIME,7.5,24 +12767,"[99, 10402]",296082,en,Austin to Boston,0.943,2015-06-12,Austin to Boston,7.4,11 +12768,[18],261815,en,Five Star,0.942,2014-04-17,Five Star,5.4,10 +12769,[99],295730,it,Musei Vaticani 3D,0.939,2014-12-10,Musei Vaticani 3D,9.0,3 +12770,"[18, 10751, 10752]",388751,en,Under the Blood-Red Sun,0.939,2014-09-14,Under the Blood-Red Sun,7.2,3 +12771,"[28, 80]",338789,en,Chop Shop,0.939,2014-12-01,Chop Shop,6.8,3 +12772,"[53, 18]",301297,en,Anatomy of Deception,0.939,2014-11-02,Anatomy of Deception,5.5,3 +12773,"[18, 28, 80]",298039,en,Strike One,0.939,2014-10-23,Strike One,4.8,3 +12774,[],333780,en,Abandoned in the Dark,0.939,2014-11-08,Abandoned in the Dark,4.0,3 +12775,"[18, 35]",376118,en,We Are Strangers,0.938,2014-04-01,We Are Strangers,7.0,1 +12776,[99],276139,en,Won't Back Down,0.938,2014-06-03,Won't Back Down,6.2,3 +12777,[99],269761,zh,Diaoyu Islands: The Truth,0.938,2014-03-11,Diaoyu Islands: The Truth,5.5,3 +12778,[99],460224,en,Truth of the Situation: Making 'The Counselor',0.938,2014-02-11,Truth of the Situation: Making 'The Counselor',3.7,3 +12779,"[53, 80, 27]",294334,en,House of the Witchdoctor,0.929,2014-09-16,House of the Witchdoctor,5.2,7 +12780,"[10751, 16]",200156,no,Pelle Politibil på sporet,0.927,2014-09-23,Bold Eagles,5.5,7 +12781,[],340614,en,Slow Motion,0.927,2014-06-01,Slow Motion,2.0,1 +12782,"[12, 35, 10751]",327361,en,The Incredible Adventure of Jojo (And His Annoying Little Sister Avila),0.921,2014-11-19,The Incredible Adventure of Jojo (And His Annoying Little Sister Avila),5.0,1 +12783,"[9648, 16, 12, 9648]",511082,ja,黒執事 Book of Murder,0.92,2014-10-25,Black Butler: Book of Murder,8.1,10 +12784,[99],276729,en,Heaven Adores You,0.92,2014-05-14,Heaven Adores You,7.1,15 +12785,"[99, 36, 10752]",270457,en,D-Day: Normandy 1944,0.92,2014-03-28,D-Day: Normandy 1944,5.3,2 +12786,"[27, 878, 53]",333993,en,Critters: Bounty Hunter,0.92,2014-12-22,Critters: Bounty Hunter,5.0,13 +12787,[53],304785,de,Nocebo,0.917,2014-06-01,Nocebo,7.5,2 +12788,"[28, 18, 16, 12, 53]",217581,ml,Karma Cartel,0.917,2014-01-14,Karma Cartel,5.0,2 +12789,[99],442432,en,Metallica: This Monster Lives,0.914,2014-06-02,Metallica: This Monster Lives,6.0,1 +12790,"[53, 27]",343907,en,Rebound,0.914,2014-06-23,Rebound,3.4,7 +12791,"[10749, 18]",297462,en,Old Fashioned,0.91,2014-10-18,Old Fashioned,7.0,16 +12792,[35],307726,en,Periods.,0.909,2014-12-02,Periods.,7.0,2 +12793,"[16, 35]",306462,en,The Robot Chicken Lots of Holidays (But Don't Worry Christmas is Still in There Too So Pull the Stick Out of Your Ass Fox News) Special,0.909,2014-12-07,The Robot Chicken Lots of Holidays (But Don't Worry Christmas is Still in There Too So Pull the Stick Out of Your Ass Fox News) Special,7.0,2 +12794,[27],494352,en,Scent,0.909,2014-10-01,Scent,4.0,2 +12795,[27],331706,en,The Sins of Dracula,0.909,2014-10-26,The Sins of Dracula,3.5,2 +12796,"[35, 10749]",296299,ru,Москва – Лопушки,0.909,2014-10-10,Moscow - Lopushki,3.5,2 +12797,[],296063,en,Ming of Harlem: Twenty One Storeys in the Air,0.908,2014-01-01,Ming of Harlem: Twenty One Storeys in the Air,10.0,2 +12798,[99],259679,en,Requiem For The Big East,0.908,2014-03-16,Requiem For The Big East,7.0,2 +12799,[16],291700,en,The Jungle Book Jungle Party,0.908,2014-05-20,The Jungle Book Jungle Party,6.5,2 +12800,"[28, 18, 10749]",261874,en,Greencard Warriors,0.908,2014-03-28,Greencard Warriors,6.5,2 +12801,[27],280434,en,Her Name Was Torment,0.908,2014-04-29,Her Name Was Torment,5.5,2 +12802,[99],276898,en,Spanish Lake,0.908,2014-06-13,Spanish Lake,5.5,2 +12803,"[80, 18]",285230,en,Murder City Angels,0.908,2014-06-21,Murder City Angels,5.3,2 +12804,[99],264982,en,The Opposition,0.908,2014-04-22,The Opposition,4.3,2 +12805,[],306383,kn,Gajakessari,0.908,2014-05-23,Gajakessari,3.5,2 +12806,"[10751, 12, 35]",317723,en,Usturoi,0.908,2014-10-17,Transylvanian Garlic,2.5,2 +12807,[35],266349,en,5150 Mall Cop,0.902,2014-04-01,5150 Mall Cop,2.5,2 +12808,[53],253532,en,Sole Custody,0.899,2014-08-16,Arson Mom,6.0,1 +12809,[16],337943,ko,뽀로로 극장판: 눈요정 마을 대모험,0.899,2014-07-01,"Pororo, The Snow Fairy Village Adventure",4.5,1 +12810,"[16, 10751]",160873,de,Ritter Rost - Eisenhart & voll verbeult,0.896,2014-06-01,Knight Rusty,4.7,6 +12811,"[18, 14, 878]",397265,en,Worlds Within,0.894,2014-07-15,Worlds Within,5.0,1 +12812,[99],263765,en,"""cherry"" - Supreme",0.893,2014-03-20,"""cherry"" - Supreme",10.0,1 +12813,"[18, 53]",289193,ko,나는 쓰레기다,0.891,2014-09-18,I Am Trash,7.0,1 +12814,[99],253155,en,We Come as Friends,0.885,2014-01-18,We Come as Friends,6.7,8 +12815,[10751],354832,en,The Cookie Mobster,0.885,2014-12-27,The Cookie Mobster,2.0,1 +12816,"[16, 99]",305660,en,Seth's Dominion,0.883,2014-11-22,Seth's Dominion,8.0,1 +12817,"[35, 18]",505818,en,Jake the Cinephile,0.882,2014-03-09,Jake the Cinephile,10.0,1 +12818,[27],332488,en,Zombie Resurrection,0.881,2014-10-26,Zombie Resurrection,4.8,6 +12819,[53],110256,en,Mission: Blacklist,0.88,2014-12-31,Mission: Blacklist,10.0,1 +12820,[99],348174,en,ARCTIC DEATH SPIRAL & THE METHANE TIME BOMB,0.88,2014-12-29,ARCTIC DEATH SPIRAL & THE METHANE TIME BOMB,3.5,1 +12821,"[10402, 99]",395457,es,Canción de barrio,0.879,2014-08-28,Canción de barrio,10.0,1 +12822,[],171285,en,The Toy Box,0.879,2014-07-31,The Toy Box,10.0,1 +12823,"[35, 10751]",371625,en,The Moped Diaries,0.879,2014-11-20,The Moped Diaries,8.0,1 +12824,[99],365724,en,A Royal Hangover,0.879,2014-10-12,A Royal Hangover,8.0,1 +12825,"[27, 10749, 53]",314422,en,Beautiful,0.879,2014-12-11,Beautiful,8.0,1 +12826,[99],297262,en,Rise of the Black Pharaohs,0.879,2014-11-25,Rise of the Black Pharaohs,8.0,1 +12827,"[27, 18]",447593,en,Care,0.879,2014-08-25,Care,7.0,1 +12828,[99],357388,en,"Science, Sex and the Ladies",0.879,2014-09-25,"Science, Sex and the Ladies",6.0,1 +12829,[99],290407,en,How To Smell A Rose: A Visit with Ricky Leacock at his Farm in Normandy,0.879,2014-08-31,How To Smell A Rose: A Visit with Ricky Leacock at his Farm in Normandy,5.0,1 +12830,[],345830,en,"The Newbridge Tourism Board Presents: ""We're Newbridge, We're Comin' To Get Ya!""",0.879,2014-11-03,"The Newbridge Tourism Board Presents: ""We're Newbridge, We're Comin' To Get Ya!""",4.0,1 +12831,[27],298968,en,Easter Sunday,0.879,2014-08-09,Easter Sunday,4.0,1 +12832,"[9648, 18]",273488,en,After,0.879,2014-08-08,After,4.0,1 +12833,[18],365985,en,Guests,0.879,2014-08-29,Guests,2.0,1 +12834,[99],501110,en,The Anonymous Interview,0.878,2014-04-04,The Anonymous Interview,10.0,1 +12835,"[99, 10770]",466033,en,OJ: Trial of the Century,0.878,2014-06-12,OJ: Trial of the Century,10.0,1 +12836,[99],378870,en,Babies are Murdered Here,0.878,2014-01-22,Babies are Murdered Here,10.0,1 +12837,[99],299361,en,Unsung Heroes: The Story of America's Female Patriots,0.878,2014-05-01,Unsung Heroes: The Story of America's Female Patriots,9.0,1 +12838,[99],360663,en,The Healing Effect,0.878,2014-01-01,The Healing Effect,8.5,1 +12839,[99],568045,en,Short Term 12: Behind the Scenes,0.878,2014-01-14,Short Term 12: Behind the Scenes,7.0,1 +12840,"[99, 12]",265061,en,Freeload,0.878,2014-02-28,Freeload,7.0,1 +12841,"[28, 878]",171645,en,Sync,0.878,2014-02-11,Sync,7.0,1 +12842,[],483421,en,The Devil in White,0.878,2014-01-27,The Devil in White,6.0,1 +12843,[35],256888,en,Cement Suitcase,0.878,2014-02-23,Cement Suitcase,6.0,1 +12844,[],266881,en,"One Cut, One Life",0.878,2014-04-05,"One Cut, One Life",5.0,1 +12845,[],294980,en,Scienceless Fiction,0.878,2014-01-01,Scienceless Fiction,1.5,1 +12846,"[18, 27]",499141,en,Unlisted Owner,0.878,2014-01-26,Unlisted Owner,1.0,1 +12847,"[10749, 18]",305242,en,Green Eyes,0.876,2013-03-09,Green Eyes,10.0,1 +12848,"[99, 10751, 36, 10402]",253337,en,The Winding Stream,0.875,2014-03-15,The Winding Stream,7.1,7 +12849,"[10770, 80, 18, 53]",257793,en,Happy Face Killer,0.874,2014-03-01,Happy Face Killer,5.2,22 +12850,"[28, 12]",188357,en,Richard The Lionheart,0.874,2014-01-21,Richard The Lionheart,1.9,5 +12851,"[35, 27]",366637,en,Lake Nowhere,0.87,2014-10-31,Lake Nowhere,5.7,7 +12852,"[35, 10749]",245175,en,Black Coffee,0.868,2014-01-10,Black Coffee,6.6,9 +12853,"[10752, 35]",299104,ja,Hana saku minato,0.859,2014-12-16,Port of Flowers,8.2,5 +12854,[35],253258,en,The Mend,0.857,2014-03-09,The Mend,5.8,8 +12855,[27],290235,en,Find Me,0.854,2014-09-01,Find Me,4.6,19 +12856,"[99, 10402]",253336,en,Take Me to the River,0.849,2014-03-11,Take Me to the River,6.2,5 +12857,[53],278348,en,The Maid's Room,0.849,2014-08-08,The Maid's Room,4.8,6 +12858,[18],287958,en,Immediately Afterlife,0.845,2014-08-19,Immediately Afterlife,5.3,8 +12859,"[35, 18, 10751, 10749]",214144,en,This Is Sanlitun,0.844,2014-06-01,This Is Sanlitun,9.2,5 +12860,[18],268386,en,Ragamuffin,0.844,2014-01-09,Ragamuffin,7.0,7 +12861,"[18, 99, 36, 10402]",468118,en,Brownie Speaks,0.84,2014-08-26,Brownie Speaks,10.0,1 +12862,[],415952,en,Demonica,0.84,2014-03-22,Demonica,10.0,1 +12863,[99],371551,en,Noah: The Journey Begins,0.84,2014-08-02,Noah: The Journey Begins,10.0,1 +12864,[],338650,en,Eve's Secret,0.84,2014-06-03,Eve's Secret,10.0,1 +12865,[],249083,en,Sand Snowman,0.84,2014-01-10,Sand Snowman,10.0,1 +12866,"[16, 18, 99]",510495,en,A Good Man,0.84,2014-06-14,A Good Man,9.0,1 +12867,"[10749, 18, 9648]",365745,en,The Scent of Fish Sauce,0.84,2014-05-11,The Scent of Fish Sauce,9.0,2 +12868,[99],340246,en,The Big Lonely,0.84,2014-01-01,The Big Lonely,9.0,1 +12869,"[10402, 99]",325572,en,The Dave Clark Five and Beyond: Glad All Over,0.84,2014-04-08,The Dave Clark Five and Beyond: Glad All Over,9.0,1 +12870,[99],304839,en,Mentor,0.84,2014-01-01,Mentor,9.0,1 +12871,[99],362002,en,Origins,0.84,2014-11-13,Origins,8.8,3 +12872,[99],336696,en,Overfed & Undernourished,0.84,2014-06-04,Overfed & Undernourished,8.5,1 +12873,"[10751, 10402]",239617,en,The Wiggles: Go Santa Go,0.84,2014-10-14,The Wiggles: Go Santa Go,8.3,2 +12874,"[80, 27]",538811,en,Murder Party 2,0.84,2014-10-29,Murder Party 2,8.0,1 +12875,"[53, 18]",433715,en,8 Days,0.84,2014-06-15,8 Days,8.0,2 +12876,[],316285,ja,Cicada,0.84,2014-05-04,Cicada,8.0,1 +12877,"[878, 35]",266688,en,Russian Roulette,0.84,2014-04-02,Russian Roulette,8.0,2 +12878,"[99, 10402]",230743,en,My Prairie Home,0.84,2014-01-17,My Prairie Home,8.0,2 +12879,[35],316499,fr,Marie-Lise Pilote - Réconfortante,0.84,2014-11-25,Marie-Lise Pilote - Réconfortante,7.5,1 +12880,[18],284329,en,The Last of Us: One Night Live,0.84,2014-07-28,The Last of Us: One Night Live,7.4,5 +12881,[35],307256,en,Jon Richardson Live: Nidiot,0.84,2014-12-01,Jon Richardson Live: Nidiot,7.3,4 +12882,"[27, 53]",483757,en,The Baby Monitor,0.84,2014-05-07,The Baby Monitor,7.0,2 +12883,"[53, 27]",444921,en,Open House,0.84,2014-10-05,Open House,7.0,1 +12884,[99],332606,en,It Happened Here,0.84,2014-01-01,It Happened Here,7.0,1 +12885,[99],326089,en,Where God Likes to Be,0.84,2014-02-22,Where God Likes to Be,7.0,1 +12886,[18],308648,en,A Long Walk,0.84,2014-03-25,A Long Walk,7.0,1 +12887,[99],299961,en,The Cradle of Storms,0.84,2014-01-01,The Cradle of Storms,7.0,1 +12888,[99],286714,en,The War Around Us,0.84,2014-01-21,The War Around Us,7.0,2 +12889,[99],276883,en,The Homestretch,0.84,2014-06-19,The Homestretch,7.0,1 +12890,[99],275315,en,"Remembering the Artist: Robert De Niro, Sr.",0.84,2014-06-09,"Remembering the Artist: Robert De Niro, Sr.",7.0,2 +12891,"[35, 18]",265090,en,Tennessee Queer,0.84,2014-03-14,Tennessee Queer,7.0,2 +12892,[99],253294,en,Drug Lord: The Legend of Shorty,0.84,2014-03-07,Drug Lord: The Legend of Shorty,7.0,4 +12893,[],486062,en,One Please,0.84,2014-01-23,One Please,6.5,4 +12894,[99],405605,en,The T Word,0.84,2014-10-17,The T Word,6.5,1 +12895,[99],267465,en,Queens and Cowboys: A Straight Year on the Gay Rodeo,0.84,2014-12-20,Queens and Cowboys: A Straight Year on the Gay Rodeo,6.5,2 +12896,"[18, 9648, 53]",253218,en,How We Got Away with It,0.84,2014-03-24,How We Got Away with It,6.5,2 +12897,"[12, 16, 35, 27]",269587,en,Steadfast Stanley,0.84,2014-05-05,Steadfast Stanley,6.4,4 +12898,[99],287579,en,Gameplay,0.84,2014-09-30,Gameplay,6.2,6 +12899,[99],365896,en,"Monster Madness: Mutants, Space Invaders, and Drive-Ins",0.84,2014-10-12,"Monster Madness: Mutants, Space Invaders, and Drive-Ins",6.0,1 +12900,"[53, 27]",352650,en,Venial,0.84,2014-01-03,Venial,6.0,1 +12901,[18],324991,en,Allure,0.84,2014-01-01,Allure,6.0,2 +12902,[10749],316051,en,Guys and Girls Can't Be Friends,0.84,2014-01-01,Guys and Girls Can't Be Friends,6.0,1 +12903,"[10749, 18]",304850,en,Hard Sun,0.84,2014-11-21,Hard Sun,6.0,3 +12904,[99],294203,en,Monster Madness: The Golden Age of the Horror Film,0.84,2014-08-01,Monster Madness: The Golden Age of the Horror Film,6.0,1 +12905,[],157416,en,Erebus,0.84,2014-10-15,Erebus,6.0,1 +12906,"[18, 35]",252200,da,Klumpfisken,0.84,2014-04-04,The Sunfish,5.8,9 +12907,[99],303263,en,Veterans UnAffairs: The Frank Gann Story,0.84,2014-11-11,Veterans UnAffairs: The Frank Gann Story,5.5,3 +12908,[18],236365,en,Redlands,0.84,2014-01-10,Redlands,5.3,2 +12909,"[18, 28, 80]",323474,en,Blood First,0.84,2014-11-11,Blood First,5.1,4 +12910,"[35, 27]",338172,en,Bloodsucka Jones,0.84,2014-09-07,Bloodsucka Jones,5.0,1 +12911,[],301941,en,Chocolate Heart,0.84,2014-03-13,Chocolate Heart,5.0,1 +12912,"[18, 35]",299238,en,Scumbag Hustler,0.84,2014-11-18,Scumbag Hustler,5.0,1 +12913,[27],295155,en,Incorporeal,0.84,2014-09-26,Incorporeal,5.0,1 +12914,"[12, 80, 18, 14, 9648, 878]",280830,en,Blonde SuperFreak Steals the Magic Brain,0.84,2014-07-07,Blonde SuperFreak Steals the Magic Brain,5.0,2 +12915,"[28, 37]",252660,en,Living by the Gun,0.84,2014-01-07,Living by the Gun,5.0,1 +12916,"[35, 10749]",228961,en,Death to Prom,0.84,2014-03-04,Death to Prom,5.0,1 +12917,"[35, 18, 10751]",314283,en,A Perfect Christmas List,0.84,2014-12-14,A Perfect Christmas List,4.9,7 +12918,[18],295410,pl,Obietnica,0.84,2014-04-22,The Word,4.8,15 +12919,"[9648, 10402]",272082,en,Lone,0.84,2014-04-01,Lone,4.3,2 +12920,"[18, 9648]",312757,en,Her Wilderness,0.84,2014-08-24,Her Wilderness,4.0,1 +12921,[10402],280390,en,Elton John: The Million Dollar Piano,0.84,2014-07-01,Elton John: The Million Dollar Piano,3.8,2 +12922,[99],269408,en,From Dreams: The Making of the Last of Us - Left Behind,0.84,2014-02-28,From Dreams: The Making of the Last of Us - Left Behind,3.3,3 +12923,[37],272724,en,Doc Holliday's Revenge,0.84,2014-06-01,Doc Holliday's Revenge,3.2,3 +12924,"[53, 27, 878]",331802,en,Nocturne Six,0.84,2014-04-26,Nocturne Six,3.0,2 +12925,[],290725,en,Lazarus: Day of the Living Dead,0.84,2014-09-09,Lazarus: Day of the Living Dead,3.0,1 +12926,[],410265,en,Cube,0.84,2014-05-02,Cube,2.0,1 +12927,"[10751, 18]",248142,bg,Viktoria,0.84,2014-01-19,Viktoria,1.4,6 +12928,[27],328524,en,Dark Shade Creek 2,0.84,2014-12-12,Dark Shade Creek 2,1.0,1 +12929,[],295445,en,Hole In The Wall,0.84,2014-09-26,Hole In The Wall,1.0,1 +12930,[],374760,en,Acts of God,0.84,2014-02-24,Acts of God,0.5,1 +12931,[10751],172918,en,Heroes: Lessons from the Book of Mormon,0.84,2014-04-30,Heroes: Lessons from the Book of Mormon,0.5,2 +12932,[878],298367,en,Flesh Computer,0.839,2014-02-07,Flesh Computer,5.0,6 +12933,[99],250665,en,No No: A Dockumentary,0.837,2014-01-20,No No: A Dockumentary,6.9,23 +12934,"[53, 27]",312174,en,Unedited Footage of a Bear,0.835,2014-12-16,Unedited Footage of a Bear,6.8,15 +12935,"[99, 18, 16]",515895,en,Me & You,0.827,2014-07-04,Me & You,8.0,1 +12936,"[10770, 10749, 35]",277650,en,Dear Viola,0.826,2014-03-16,Dear Viola,6.2,5 +12937,[35],384206,en,The Mundane Goddess,0.822,2014-07-26,The Mundane Goddess,6.2,6 +12938,"[12, 10751]",60303,de,Das zweite Wunder von Loch Ness,0.817,2014-10-19,The Secret of Loch Ness II,4.5,4 +12939,"[18, 53]",306825,en,Deadly Daycare,0.817,2014-10-24,Deadly Daycare,4.1,7 +12940,[53],308274,ur,O21,0.816,2014-10-06,O21,8.3,4 +12941,[99],294544,en,"On Any Sunday, The Next Chapter",0.813,2014-11-07,"On Any Sunday, The Next Chapter",7.4,5 +12942,"[53, 27]",392051,en,The Damned Thing,0.811,2014-12-05,The Damned Thing,4.4,7 +12943,[99],336472,en,Love Thy Nature,0.809,2014-11-01,Love Thy Nature,4.1,7 +12944,[],255615,en,River of Fundament,0.808,2014-02-12,River of Fundament,6.2,5 +12945,[99],256836,en,Next Goal Wins,0.803,2014-04-25,Next Goal Wins,7.4,21 +12946,"[53, 18, 878]",364011,en,Earthrise,0.792,2014-10-09,Earthrise,3.3,4 +12947,[99],264759,en,Hillsborough,0.785,2014-04-15,Hillsborough,7.5,7 +12948,"[12, 35, 10751]",283237,en,Pudsey the Dog: The Movie,0.785,2014-07-29,Pudsey the Dog: The Movie,3.7,7 +12949,[27],298835,en,After School Massacre,0.785,2014-01-10,After School Massacre,3.4,5 +12950,"[10751, 14]",300695,en,A Magic Christmas,0.784,2014-10-08,A Magic Christmas,3.5,6 +12951,[27],343801,en,Call Girl,0.783,2014-02-25,Call Girl,6.8,4 +12952,"[10751, 35]",306220,en,My Dad Is Scrooge,0.782,2014-11-10,My Dad Is Scrooge,5.6,5 +12953,"[18, 28, 16, 878]",336893,en,The OceanMaker,0.779,2014-10-09,The OceanMaker,7.5,6 +12954,[99],288931,en,Pump!,0.779,2014-09-19,Pump,7.4,6 +12955,[],465882,en,Star Wars Rebels: The Machine in the Ghost,0.779,2014-08-11,Star Wars Rebels: The Machine in the Ghost,7.3,6 +12956,"[18, 10749]",332168,en,Tonight It's Me,0.778,2014-03-22,Tonight It's Me,6.7,6 +12957,"[12, 18, 53]",278518,en,Isolated,0.778,2014-01-01,Isolated,6.5,6 +12958,[99],250841,en,Love Child,0.778,2014-01-17,Love Child,5.8,6 +12959,"[12, 18]",263794,en,Druid Peak,0.773,2014-03-28,Druid Peak,7.1,4 +12960,[99],286933,en,Inside the Hunt for the Boston Bombers,0.771,2014-04-13,Inside the Hunt for the Boston Bombers,7.8,5 +12961,"[35, 18]",252987,en,Person to Person,0.77,2014-01-18,Person to Person,8.0,5 +12962,"[35, 18, 10749]",257177,en,Frank vs. God,0.749,2014-02-19,Frank vs. God,7.1,5 +12963,"[10751, 18, 10770]",306207,en,Christmas on Salvation Street,0.749,2014-11-11,Christmas on Salvation Street,7.0,4 +12964,[99],251425,en,The Price of Gold,0.748,2014-01-16,The Price of Gold,7.0,5 +12965,[35],257769,en,Chris Porter: Ugly and Angry,0.748,2014-02-15,Chris Porter: Ugly and Angry,6.8,5 +12966,[35],250263,en,Neal Brennan: Women and Black Dudes,0.748,2014-01-18,Neal Brennan: Women and Black Dudes,6.4,5 +12967,[99],284581,en,Back Issues: The Hustler Magazine Story,0.748,2014-02-14,Back Issues: The Hustler Magazine Story,6.2,5 +12968,"[12, 16, 10751]",257845,en,Silent,0.746,2014-02-18,Silent,7.4,9 +12969,"[18, 28]",309812,en,Caped Crusader: The Dark Hours,0.745,2014-12-11,Caped Crusader: The Dark Hours,4.3,3 +12970,"[16, 10751, 18]",284920,en,The Legend of the Flying Tomato,0.745,2014-07-29,The Legend of the Flying Tomato,4.0,2 +12971,[27],352458,en,Halloween Hell,0.745,2014-01-01,Halloween Hell,3.0,4 +12972,[99],265634,en,Tarr Béla: I Used to Be a Filmmaker,0.743,2014-04-15,Tarr Béla: I Used to Be a Filmmaker,6.3,3 +12973,[99],250779,en,We Are the Giant,0.741,2014-01-18,We Are the Giant,7.3,3 +12974,"[10751, 10749, 35]",277653,en,My Mother's Future Husband,0.741,2014-05-11,My Mother's Future Husband,4.0,3 +12975,"[35, 18]",362541,en,Jump!,0.74,2014-07-26,Jump!,6.8,4 +12976,"[12, 10402, 10751, 35]",268778,en,Sophia Grace & Rosie's Royal Adventure,0.74,2014-05-20,Sophia Grace & Rosie's Royal Adventure,6.0,4 +12977,[18],214516,en,Little Feet,0.738,2014-12-12,Little Feet,6.5,3 +12978,"[99, 10402]",256228,en,What Difference Does It Make?,0.738,2014-02-17,What Difference Does It Make?,5.1,4 +12979,"[53, 28, 18, 27]",334839,en,Slut,0.737,2014-11-07,Slut,7.6,4 +12980,"[27, 99]",276956,en,The 50 Best Horror Movies You've Never Seen,0.736,2014-05-26,The 50 Best Horror Movies You've Never Seen,8.3,4 +12981,[18],274392,en,The Sublime and Beautiful,0.734,2014-06-06,The Sublime and Beautiful,6.8,3 +12982,"[27, 18, 53]",250184,en,Locker 13,0.732,2014-03-29,Locker 13,6.4,4 +12983,[99],312958,en,Plan B - True,0.719,2014-12-02,Plan B - True,7.0,4 +12984,"[10402, 99, 36, 10752]",306490,en,Beyond Zero: 1914-1918,0.719,2014-11-27,Beyond Zero: 1914-1918,7.0,4 +12985,[99],297258,en,Playing for the Mob,0.719,2014-10-07,Playing for the Mob,6.1,4 +12986,"[35, 10749]",253851,en,Shirin in Love,0.719,2014-03-14,Shirin in Love,4.0,2 +12987,[35],295823,ru,Смешанные чувства,0.719,2014-10-10,Mixed Feelings,3.3,4 +12988,[99],268457,en,Stem Cell Universe With Stephen Hawking,0.718,2014-02-03,Stem Cell Universe With Stephen Hawking,7.0,4 +12989,[],275509,en,Lalaloopsy Ponies: The Big Show,0.718,2014-04-01,Lalaloopsy Ponies: The Big Show,6.8,4 +12990,[99],253263,en,The Immortalists,0.718,2014-03-08,The Immortalists,6.8,4 +12991,[18],321224,da,Boy,0.718,2014-06-20,Boy,6.0,4 +12992,[],303702,en,Kill That Bitch,0.718,2014-02-04,Kill That Bitch,5.4,4 +12993,[99],251957,en,Kaz: Pushing the Virtual Divide,0.718,2014-01-22,Kaz: Pushing the Virtual Divide,5.0,4 +12994,[80],298853,en,Crimes of the Mind,0.718,2014-05-11,Crimes of the Mind,3.4,4 +12995,[35],198279,en,We Will Rock You,0.715,2011-06-09,We Will Rock You,4.6,4 +12996,[99],261863,en,Garnet’s Gold,0.713,2014-04-19,Garnet’s Gold,4.0,3 +12997,"[53, 18]",296726,en,Dawn,0.711,2015-06-22,Dawn,6.0,2 +12998,"[10751, 16, 35]",369036,en,Lego Star Wars The Yoda Chronicles: Episode V: Race For The Holocrons,0.711,2014-06-15,Lego Star Wars The Yoda Chronicles: Episode V: Race For The Holocrons,5.5,2 +12999,[27],262621,en,Haunted House on Sorority Row,0.711,2014-02-21,Haunted House on Sorority Row,5.5,2 +13000,"[28, 10402]",302526,en,Above & Beyond: ABGT100 - Live from Madison Square Garden,0.711,2014-10-18,Above & Beyond: ABGT100 - Live from Madison Square Garden,5.3,2 +13001,"[99, 10402]",321091,en,John Mayer: Someday I'll Fly,0.709,2014-04-06,John Mayer: Someday I'll Fly,10.0,3 +13002,[99],171361,en,Higher,0.708,2014-09-06,Higher,8.0,3 +13003,[99],276120,en,The (Dead Mothers) Club,0.708,2014-05-12,The (Dead Mothers) Club,6.0,1 +13004,[16],252875,en,Steve's First Bath,0.707,2014-01-28,Steve's First Bath,6.0,1 +13005,"[27, 16, 14, 12]",334351,en,The Mill at Calder's End,0.707,2014-01-01,The Mill at Calder's End,5.0,1 +13006,[99],277239,en,LaDonna Harris: Indian 101,0.707,2014-03-29,LaDonna Harris: Indian 101,1.0,1 +13007,[10402],284215,en,Duran Duran: Unstaged,0.705,2014-09-10,Duran Duran: Unstaged,7.1,10 +13008,"[18, 9648]",299216,en,The Sideways Light,0.705,2014-10-26,The Sideways Light,4.0,2 +13009,[18],420172,en,Tomorrow,0.704,2014-01-01,Tomorrow,6.0,2 +13010,[99],309071,en,25 to Life,0.704,2014-06-22,25 to Life,6.0,2 +13011,"[80, 18]",344178,en,Hoke,0.704,2014-01-01,Hoke,5.5,2 +13012,[],169556,en,Battle B-Boy,0.704,2014-12-18,Battle B-Boy,5.5,1 +13013,[18],390040,en,Mahjong and the West,0.702,2014-10-14,Mahjong and the West,6.2,3 +13014,"[18, 14, 27]",286805,en,Dark Dungeons,0.702,2014-08-15,Dark Dungeons,4.3,3 +13015,[27],449519,en,The Control Group,0.702,2014-10-22,The Control Group,2.7,3 +13016,[53],267931,en,Hidden in the Woods,0.701,2014-12-12,Hidden in the Woods,4.9,11 +13017,[99],267788,en,Uncensored Science: Bill Nye Debates Ken Ham,0.701,2014-02-04,Uncensored Science: Bill Nye Debates Ken Ham,4.0,3 +13018,"[878, 28]",295821,en,Brutal,0.701,2014-01-05,Brutal,2.0,3 +13019,"[10749, 18]",258775,en,Romeo and Juliet,0.7,2014-02-13,Romeo and Juliet,6.7,6 +13020,[16],276678,en,Agent F.O.X.,0.698,2014-06-01,Agent F.O.X.,3.9,9 +13021,[53],343492,en,Faces,0.697,2014-10-10,Faces,5.7,3 +13022,[35],327352,en,Christopher Titus: Angry Pursuit of Happiness,0.689,2014-09-27,Christopher Titus: Angry Pursuit of Happiness,8.3,3 +13023,"[28, 99]",296019,en,Days of My Youth,0.689,2014-09-17,Days of My Youth,7.3,3 +13024,[16],424492,en,The New Yoda Chronicles: Clash of the Skywalkers,0.689,2014-11-23,The New Yoda Chronicles: Clash of the Skywalkers,6.0,3 +13025,"[28, 35, 27]",456659,en,A Grim Becoming,0.689,2014-10-31,A Grim Becoming,4.7,3 +13026,[18],294866,en,Redeemed,0.689,2014-09-19,Redeemed,2.8,3 +13027,"[10751, 18]",287871,en,Rocky Road,0.689,2014-07-20,Rocky Road,2.7,3 +13028,"[10749, 18, 10751]",291319,en,A Long Way Off,0.688,2014-06-06,A Long Way Off,7.3,3 +13029,[35],280512,en,Christian Finnegan: The Fun Part,0.688,2014-04-15,Christian Finnegan: The Fun Part,6.7,3 +13030,[16],544776,en,Wake Up Call,0.688,2014-06-07,Wake Up Call,6.2,3 +13031,[35],316835,en,Other Plans,0.688,2014-01-01,Other Plans,5.8,3 +13032,[878],293229,en,Isa,0.688,2014-06-11,Isa,3.7,3 +13033,[18],330992,en,Diamonds To Dust,0.688,2014-05-31,Diamonds To Dust,2.7,3 +13034,"[99, 27]",332920,en,A Werewolf in Slovenia,0.688,2014-04-10,A Werewolf in Slovenia,1.0,3 +13035,"[14, 10751]",290797,en,Wish Wizard,0.685,2014-04-29,Wish Wizard,3.0,1 +13036,[35],266106,en,David Spade: My Fake Problems,0.682,2014-05-04,David Spade: My Fake Problems,3.0,1 +13037,[99],179146,fr,Le Dernier des Injustes,0.68,2014-02-07,The Last of the Unjust,6.3,8 +13038,[99],350608,en,Morphine Journey of Dreams,0.677,2014-10-25,Morphine Journey of Dreams,8.0,1 +13039,[],287921,en,i49 TF2 Fragumentary,0.677,2014-08-18,i49 TF2 Fragumentary,8.0,1 +13040,[35],281590,en,Kurt Metzger: White Precious,0.677,2014-07-11,Kurt Metzger: White Precious,8.0,1 +13041,[],369607,en,Christmas Tail,0.677,2014-01-01,Christmas Tail,4.0,1 +13042,"[99, 36]",412306,en,A Goy Guide to World History,0.676,2014-01-01,A Goy Guide to World History,8.0,1 +13043,[35],302035,en,Lucky Stiff,0.674,2014-10-08,Lucky Stiff,3.0,1 +13044,[27],270363,en,Sorority Horror House,0.672,2014-03-11,Sorority Horror House,1.3,2 +13045,"[16, 10751]",360374,es,El pequeño médico,0.671,2014-09-18,El pequeño médico,9.0,1 +13046,"[10751, 18]",464290,en,Catalyst,0.671,2014-10-23,Catalyst,7.0,1 +13047,"[99, 10402]",272446,en,Britney Spears Workin' It,0.67,2014-05-29,Britney Spears Workin' It,10.0,1 +13048,"[18, 10749]",340226,en,Highway to Dhampus,0.67,2014-01-01,Highway to Dhampus,8.0,1 +13049,"[35, 18]",338989,en,Preoccupied,0.67,2014-05-31,Preoccupied,6.0,1 +13050,"[35, 28]",293628,en,Awesome Asian Bad Guys,0.67,2014-03-20,Awesome Asian Bad Guys,6.0,1 +13051,"[10752, 18, 36]",281230,en,Fort McCoy,0.669,2014-01-01,Fort McCoy,6.3,2 +13052,"[35, 18, 10749]",427761,en,Once Upon a Zipper,0.669,2014-11-26,Once Upon a Zipper,5.0,2 +13053,[99],288130,en,A Good Job: Stories of the FDNY,0.668,2014-09-08,A Good Job: Stories of the FDNY,8.0,2 +13054,"[10770, 99]",378952,en,Area 51: The CIA's Secret Files,0.668,2014-11-24,Area 51: The CIA's Secret Files,6.0,2 +13055,[],274286,en,Bonta 3D,0.668,2014-06-03,Axel: The Biggest Little Hero,4.0,2 +13056,[10751],282398,en,K-9 Adventures: Legend of the Lost Gold,0.667,2014-06-04,K-9 Adventures: Legend of the Lost Gold,7.5,2 +13057,[99],258614,en,Pantani: The Accidental Death of a Cyclist,0.665,2014-07-14,Pantani: The Accidental Death of a Cyclist,6.8,17 +13058,[18],320642,en,Skin Deep,0.665,2014-10-25,Skin Deep,6.0,1 +13059,[27],493537,en,Red Christmas,0.665,2014-12-09,Red Christmas,1.0,1 +13060,[],477476,en,Blesi,0.664,2014-01-01,Blesi,7.0,1 +13061,[35],365037,en,Swearnet Live,0.664,2014-10-01,Swearnet Live,5.4,5 +13062,[27],296438,en,Attack of the Morningside Monster,0.664,2014-01-14,Attack of the Morningside Monster,3.0,1 +13063,[10402],314413,en,Leonard Cohen: Live in Dublin,0.659,2014-12-02,Leonard Cohen: Live in Dublin,9.5,2 +13064,[],314856,en,Afterglow,0.659,2014-10-19,Afterglow,9.0,2 +13065,[16],306449,en,How Murray Saved Christmas,0.659,2014-12-05,How Murray Saved Christmas,8.5,2 +13066,[],320538,en,Le beau risque,0.659,2014-11-23,The Beautiful Risk,8.0,2 +13067,"[878, 18]",320181,en,The Perfect 46,0.659,2014-10-28,The Perfect 46,8.0,2 +13068,[99],318915,en,Frontline: Losing Iraq,0.659,2014-07-29,Frontline: Losing Iraq,7.5,2 +13069,[99],341009,en,The Offseason: Kevin Durant,0.659,2014-11-04,The Offseason: Kevin Durant,7.0,2 +13070,"[16, 35]",303438,en,Monkaa,0.659,2014-10-25,Monkaa,6.5,2 +13071,"[10402, 99]",302354,en,"Eric Clapton - Planes, Trains and Eric",0.659,2014-11-04,"Eric Clapton - Planes, Trains and Eric",6.0,2 +13072,[16],294929,en,Where Are They Now?,0.659,2014-09-11,Where Are They Now?,6.0,2 +13073,[],323643,en,Frank Pierre Presents: Pierre Resort & Casino,0.659,2014-12-02,Frank Pierre Presents: Pierre Resort & Casino,5.5,2 +13074,"[99, 10402, 10770]",296710,en,Shiny Toy Guns - Setting Sun: Live in San Diego,0.659,2014-10-05,Shiny Toy Guns - Setting Sun: Live in San Diego,5.3,2 +13075,[10402],302596,en,Anthrax: Chile On Hell,0.659,2014-09-16,Anthrax: Chile On Hell,4.8,2 +13076,[],502243,en,Niko: Journey to Magika,0.659,2014-12-12,Niko: Journey to Magika,4.5,2 +13077,"[35, 27]",312823,en,The Grey Matter,0.659,2014-11-20,The Grey Matter,4.0,2 +13078,[99],272742,en,David Beckham: Into the Unknown,0.658,2014-06-13,David Beckham: Into the Unknown,10.0,2 +13079,"[53, 27, 9648]",300902,en,Deadly Revisions,0.658,2014-01-01,Deadly Revisions,9.8,2 +13080,"[10402, 99]",276833,en,"Quiet Riot: Well Now You're Here, There's No Way Back",0.658,2014-04-29,"Quiet Riot: Well Now You're Here, There's No Way Back",9.5,2 +13081,[18],573092,en,When Calls the Heart - Lost and found,0.658,2014-01-11,When Calls the Heart - Lost and found,9.0,2 +13082,[99],310945,en,Invaluable: The True Story of an Epic Artist,0.658,2014-01-31,Invaluable: The True Story of an Epic Artist,8.5,2 +13083,[18],261812,en,Sister,0.658,2014-04-25,Sister,8.5,2 +13084,"[12, 35, 18]",301378,en,Sons of Jeremiah Johnson,0.658,2014-01-28,Sons of Jeremiah Johnson,8.3,2 +13085,[],285271,en,Lessons Learned,0.658,2014-04-01,Lessons Learned,8.0,2 +13086,[],222030,es,Violet,0.658,2014-02-02,Violet,7.5,2 +13087,"[10752, 99]",381491,en,Battle of Kings: Bannockburn,0.658,2014-06-22,Battle of Kings: Bannockburn,7.3,2 +13088,[],324609,en,Tongue Tied,0.658,2014-05-08,Tongue Tied,7.0,2 +13089,[99],257116,en,SlingShot,0.658,2014-03-14,SlingShot,7.0,7 +13090,[99],253319,en,The Case of the Three Sided Dream,0.658,2014-03-11,The Case of the Three Sided Dream,7.0,2 +13091,"[10752, 18]",422868,en,"The Bravest, the Boldest",0.658,2014-01-17,"The Bravest, the Boldest",6.5,2 +13092,[35],460779,en,"Gabriel Iglesias Presents Rick Gutierrez: I'm Not Mad, I'm Just a Parent",0.658,2014-06-14,"Gabriel Iglesias Presents Rick Gutierrez: I'm Not Mad, I'm Just a Parent",6.0,2 +13093,[99],360150,en,Love Is a Verb,0.658,2014-04-01,Love Is a Verb,6.0,2 +13094,[27],352823,en,Playing with the Devil,0.658,2014-03-15,Playing with the Devil,6.0,2 +13095,"[28, 16]",326119,en,Danny and the Wild Bunch,0.658,2014-02-18,Danny and the Wild Bunch,6.0,2 +13096,"[53, 18]",283426,en,Blood Pulls a Gun,0.658,2014-03-15,Blood Pulls a Gun,6.0,2 +13097,[99],252403,en,Mr. X,0.658,2014-01-20,Mr. X,6.0,2 +13098,[99],277456,en,Space: Unraveling the Cosmos,0.658,2014-01-01,Space: Unraveling the Cosmos,5.8,2 +13099,"[878, 18, 27]",330980,en,Box Room,0.658,2014-03-08,Box Room,5.5,2 +13100,[99],325681,en,It's a Beautiful World,0.658,2014-04-22,It's a Beautiful World,5.5,2 +13101,"[36, 18, 10751, 10749]",283628,en,At the Foot of the Rainbow,0.658,2014-05-25,At the Foot of the Rainbow,5.3,2 +13102,"[28, 878]",351381,en,Future Justice,0.658,2014-05-18,Future Justice,5.0,2 +13103,[27],302019,en,Crow Hand,0.658,2014-01-01,Crow Hand,5.0,2 +13104,"[18, 10751]",300435,en,Forgotten,0.658,2014-03-30,Forgotten,4.0,2 +13105,[27],295184,en,Asylum of the Dead,0.658,2014-01-01,Asylum of the Dead,4.0,2 +13106,"[53, 27, 18]",270299,en,The Red House,0.658,2014-10-07,The Red House,4.0,2 +13107,[],267178,en,Mad As Hell,0.658,2014-07-01,Mad As Hell,4.0,2 +13108,[878],268944,en,Apocalypse Kiss,0.658,2014-01-01,Apocalypse Kiss,2.0,2 +13109,[18],258884,en,新世界の夜明け,0.655,2014-02-18,New World,8.0,2 +13110,[99],291863,en,Future Shock! The Story of 2000AD,0.654,2014-09-19,Future Shock! The Story of 2000AD,7.4,7 +13111,[35],284374,en,Love or Whatever,0.652,2014-07-22,Love or Whatever,5.8,4 +13112,[18],284341,es,Gente de bien,0.648,2014-10-18,Gente de bien,7.1,10 +13113,[18],257126,en,Acting Like Adults,0.644,2014-03-08,Acting Like Adults,7.0,1 +13114,[],273728,en,Telling of the Shoes,0.64,2014-02-01,Telling of the Shoes,8.0,1 +13115,[],482119,en,"Sex, Marriage and Infidelity",0.64,2014-10-19,"Sex, Marriage and Infidelity",1.0,1 +13116,"[10749, 35]",315240,en,Need for Speed (Dating),0.639,2014-04-16,Need for Speed (Dating),7.0,1 +13117,"[18, 35]",309665,ru,Мамы 3,0.636,2014-12-30,Mommies 3,7.0,1 +13118,[10751],307172,en,Santa Hunters,0.635,2014-11-28,Santa Hunters,7.3,7 +13119,[18],414552,ru,February 28,0.634,2014-09-21,February 28,10.0,1 +13120,[10751],306829,en,88th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade,0.634,2014-11-27,88th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade,8.0,1 +13121,[99],416250,en,9/10: The Final Hours,0.633,2014-09-11,9/10: The Final Hours,10.0,1 +13122,"[18, 53, 80]",244794,en,"Three Holes, Two Brads, and a Smoking Gun",0.633,2014-10-24,"Three Holes, Two Brads, and a Smoking Gun",8.5,1 +13123,[99],324947,en,Walter Williams: Suffer No Fools,0.633,2014-09-15,Walter Williams: Suffer No Fools,8.0,1 +13124,"[10402, 99]",485807,en,Summer '82: When Zappa Came to Sicily,0.633,2014-10-05,Summer '82: When Zappa Came to Sicily,7.0,1 +13125,[99],339346,en,Under Our Skin 2: Emergence,0.633,2014-08-01,Under Our Skin 2: Emergence,7.0,1 +13126,[99],325350,en,La Joya Y Los Guerreros De La Niebla,0.633,2014-07-07,La Joya And The Warriors In The Mist,7.0,1 +13127,"[14, 16]",296318,zh,神笔马良,0.633,2014-12-31,The Magical Brush,5.0,1 +13128,[35],289113,en,A Better You,0.633,2014-11-10,A Better You,5.0,1 +13129,"[10751, 16]",289091,en,The Jungle Bunch 2: The Great Treasure Quest,0.633,2014-08-27,The Jungle Bunch 2: The Great Treasure Quest,4.0,1 +13130,[27],294274,en,Chainsaw Killer,0.633,2014-10-31,Chainsaw Killer,2.0,1 +13131,[],327294,en,Roxie,0.632,2014-04-04,Roxie,5.0,1 +13132,[99],253290,en,Butterfly Girl,0.632,2014-03-10,Butterfly Girl,5.0,1 +13133,"[35, 28, 12]",293796,en,Wet and Reckless,0.632,2014-04-08,Wet and Reckless,3.0,1 +13134,"[14, 27, 18]",311017,en,Ghost Train,0.631,2014-10-11,Ghost Train,7.0,1 +13135,[],509818,en,Girls on Film: The First Date,0.629,2014-07-14,Girls on Film: The First Date,10.0,1 +13136,"[35, 28]",467411,en,Greenman: The Awakening,0.629,2014-10-28,Greenman: The Awakening,10.0,1 +13137,"[28, 35]",445070,en,Staple-Man Rises,0.629,2014-10-05,Staple-Man Rises,10.0,1 +13138,[],441612,en,Nowhere Girl,0.629,2014-09-10,Nowhere Girl,10.0,1 +13139,[],410540,en,Tarpan: Repainting an Ancient Picture,0.629,2014-11-01,Tarpan: Repainting an Ancient Picture,10.0,1 +13140,"[12, 18]",372976,en,Fresh Cut Grass,0.629,2014-11-23,Fresh Cut Grass,10.0,1 +13141,[],335651,en,Hypnosis Display,0.629,2014-09-20,Hypnosis Display,10.0,1 +13142,[99],305784,en,The Transcendental Object at the End of Time,0.629,2014-11-16,The Transcendental Object at the End of Time,10.0,1 +13143,[99],554654,en,Between Two Worlds,0.629,2014-07-29,Between Two Worlds,8.0,1 +13144,"[12, 10751, 14]",347091,ru,Тайна темной комнаты,0.629,2014-12-30,A Dark Room Mystery,8.0,1 +13145,[18],322248,en,Stand Down Soldier,0.629,2014-07-09,Stand Down Soldier,8.0,1 +13146,[35],315290,en,Awkward Thanksgiving,0.629,2014-11-07,Awkward Thanksgiving,8.0,1 +13147,[],309726,en,Jar Jar Binks: The F! True Hollywood Story,0.629,2014-12-09,Jar Jar Binks: The F! True Hollywood Story,8.0,1 +13148,[18],257238,en,As It Is in Heaven,0.629,2014-08-15,As It Is in Heaven,8.0,1 +13149,[99],333315,en,The Greasy Hands Preachers,0.629,2014-09-26,The Greasy Hands Preachers,7.5,1 +13150,"[35, 16]",419474,en,"Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, Three",0.629,2014-10-20,"Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, Three",7.0,1 +13151,[27],337100,en,The Visitant,0.629,2014-12-10,The Visitant,7.0,1 +13152,[],308969,en,Apt 3D,0.629,2014-12-06,Apt 3D,7.0,1 +13153,[53],301318,en,Killing Mr. Right,0.629,2014-10-14,Killing Mr. Right,7.0,1 +13154,[],295662,en,VeggieTales: Beauty and the Beet,0.629,2014-10-01,VeggieTales: Beauty and the Beet,7.0,1 +13155,[16],296450,en,Blackford Manor,0.629,2014-08-28,Blackford Manor,6.5,1 +13156,"[10402, 99]",177622,en,I Dream Of Wires,0.629,2014-11-10,I Dream Of Wires,6.4,9 +13157,"[99, 10402, 10770]",458139,en,Slash - Raised On the Sunset Strip,0.629,2014-10-29,Slash - Raised On the Sunset Strip,6.0,1 +13158,[99],410950,en,The Rocky Mountain Fly Highway,0.629,2014-09-03,The Rocky Mountain Fly Highway,6.0,1 +13159,[],384825,en,Carolina Parakeet,0.629,2014-10-21,Carolina Parakeet,6.0,1 +13160,"[10749, 35]",338719,ru,Мама дарагая!,0.629,2014-12-15,Dear Mom!,6.0,1 +13161,[9648],331806,en,Clue: A Movie Mystery Adventure,0.629,2014-07-15,Clue: A Movie Mystery Adventure,6.0,1 +13162,[27],298985,fr,The Fright Night Files,0.629,2014-10-08,The Fright Night Files,6.0,1 +13163,[28],290772,en,Fatal Instinct,0.629,2014-06-03,Fatal Instinct,6.0,1 +13164,[],395679,en,Unmappable,0.629,2014-10-18,Unmappable,5.0,1 +13165,[99],357132,en,Diving With The Dinosaur Fish,0.629,2014-09-27,Diving With The Dinosaur Fish,5.0,1 +13166,"[35, 878]",307706,en,Bill the Galactic Hero,0.629,2014-12-12,Bill the Galactic Hero,5.0,1 +13167,"[9648, 27]",295987,en,The Minions,0.629,2014-10-30,The Minions,5.0,1 +13168,[],527937,en,Ink,0.629,2014-09-25,Ink,4.0,1 +13169,"[18, 10770]",331337,en,Heavenly Match,0.629,2014-10-12,Heavenly Match,4.0,1 +13170,[27],295307,en,The Murders of Brandywine Theater,0.629,2014-09-12,The Murders of Brandywine Theater,4.0,1 +13171,[27],372581,en,Snuffet,0.629,2014-08-26,Snuffet,2.0,1 +13172,[],298841,en,Border Break,0.629,2014-07-22,Border Break,2.0,1 +13173,[],328939,en,Cheerleader Camp: To The Death,0.629,2014-10-13,Cheerleader Camp: To The Death,1.0,1 +13174,[27],307728,en,The Biker Warrior Babe vs. The Zombie Babies From Hell,0.629,2014-12-02,The Biker Warrior Babe vs. The Zombie Babies From Hell,1.0,1 +13175,[35],257130,en,Confessions of a Womanizer,0.629,2014-09-06,Confessions of a Womanizer,0.5,1 +13176,[],533062,en,Leslie Sansone: WATP Multi-Mile Mega Walk,0.628,2014-01-01,Leslie Sansone: WATP Multi-Mile Mega Walk,10.0,1 +13177,[99],514766,en,Nibiru - Return of the Gods,0.628,2014-02-04,Nibiru - Return of the Gods,10.0,1 +13178,[],414920,en,The Yellow Wallpaper,0.628,2014-05-14,The Yellow Wallpaper,10.0,1 +13179,[10402],405641,en,Messer Chups: Total Terror,0.628,2014-06-06,Messer Chups: Total Terror,10.0,1 +13180,[99],403289,en,Skygate 911,0.628,2014-01-01,Skygate 911,10.0,1 +13181,[],367682,hu,LRG - 47,0.628,2014-01-01,LRG - 47,10.0,1 +13182,"[12, 28]",324056,en,The Adventures of Tim and Ben,0.628,2014-06-21,The Adventures of Tim and Ben,10.0,1 +13183,[99],323362,en,Tony Cairoli: The Movie,0.628,2014-01-01,Tony Cairoli: The Movie,10.0,1 +13184,[],369371,en,Contrapelo,0.628,2014-04-18,Contrapelo,9.5,1 +13185,[16],448154,en,The Obvious Child,0.628,2014-01-17,The Obvious Child,9.0,1 +13186,[99],331743,en,Packard: The Last Shift,0.628,2014-03-01,Packard: The Last Shift,8.0,1 +13187,[],326633,en,"Frank Zappa - Freak Jazz, Movie Madness & Another Mothers",0.628,2014-01-01,"Frank Zappa - Freak Jazz, Movie Madness & Another Mothers",8.0,1 +13188,[99],266056,en,Riot on the Dance Floor,0.628,2014-04-27,Riot on the Dance Floor,8.0,1 +13189,[99],265497,en,One Last Hug,0.628,2014-04-14,One Last Hug,8.0,1 +13190,[35],262175,en,Manos: The Hands of Felt,0.628,2014-01-01,Manos: The Hands of Felt,7.5,1 +13191,[10402],327379,en,Uriah Heep: Live at Koko,0.628,2014-02-24,Uriah Heep: Live at Koko,7.0,1 +13192,[],325120,en,Office Ninja,0.628,2014-04-22,Office Ninja,7.0,1 +13193,[99],285460,en,Limited Partnership,0.628,2014-06-14,Limited Partnership,7.0,1 +13194,"[35, 10751]",507126,en,The Zeroes,0.628,2014-03-09,The Zeroes,6.0,1 +13195,[],389142,en,The Hanover House,0.628,2014-05-09,The Hanover House,6.0,1 +13196,[],314244,en,Intimate Semaphores,0.628,2014-05-29,Intimate Semaphores,6.0,1 +13197,[99],294550,en,The Outrageous Sophie Tucker,0.628,2014-05-02,The Outrageous Sophie Tucker,6.0,1 +13198,[],270480,en,Helium Harvey,0.628,2014-01-29,Helium Harvey,6.0,1 +13199,"[10749, 35]",268959,ru,"S 8 Marta, Muzhchiny!",0.628,2014-04-04,"Happy March 8th, Men!",6.0,1 +13200,"[10770, 9648, 18]",261046,en,Sorority Surrogate,0.628,2014-03-22,Sorority Surrogate,6.0,1 +13201,[18],248384,en,Drunktown's Finest,0.628,2014-01-18,Drunktown's Finest,6.0,1 +13202,[],410043,en,Sweet Oranges,0.628,2014-01-01,Sweet Oranges,5.0,1 +13203,"[18, 35]",354058,en,I'm a Mitzvah,0.628,2014-01-17,I'm a Mitzvah,5.0,1 +13204,[27],327732,en,The Muck,0.628,2014-03-08,The Muck,5.0,1 +13205,[878],324441,en,We Were Not Made For This World,0.628,2014-06-18,We Were Not Made For This World,5.0,1 +13206,[],298950,en,Gay Lives of Straight Guys,0.628,2014-03-01,Gay Lives of Straight Guys,5.0,1 +13207,[18],281510,en,Being Us,0.628,2014-05-28,Being Us,5.0,1 +13208,"[99, 12, 35]",253338,en,Sick Birds Die Easy,0.628,2014-01-24,Sick Birds Die Easy,5.0,1 +13209,[99],250662,en,Marmato,0.628,2014-01-17,Marmato,5.0,1 +13210,[18],245856,sr,Neposlusni,0.628,2014-01-21,The Disobedient,5.0,1 +13211,[99],223249,en,Documented,0.628,2014-05-02,Documented,5.0,1 +13212,[],178298,en,Brothers Hypnotic,0.628,2014-04-05,Brothers Hypnotic,5.0,1 +13213,[],536883,en,Flash in the Pain,0.628,2014-06-10,Flash in the Pain,4.0,1 +13214,"[18, 35]",340224,en,"Hello, My Name Is Frank",0.628,2014-01-01,"Hello, My Name Is Frank",4.0,1 +13215,"[10749, 35]",323348,en,Anita Ho,0.628,2014-01-01,Anita Ho,4.0,1 +13216,[35],291379,en,Me,0.628,2014-05-21,Me,4.0,1 +13217,[],277607,en,Lucky Dog,0.628,2014-01-01,Lucky Dog,4.0,1 +13218,[],304475,en,Love Will Keep Up Together,0.628,2014-06-10,Love Will Keep Up Together,3.0,1 +13219,"[80, 18]",263503,en,Water & Power,0.628,2014-05-02,Water & Power,3.0,1 +13220,[35],277673,en,Pauline Alone,0.628,2014-06-19,Pauline Alone,2.0,1 +13221,[99],366578,en,Generation Youtube,0.628,2014-04-25,Generation Youtube,1.0,1 +13222,"[53, 18]",323591,en,Hear No Evil,0.628,2014-06-21,Hear No Evil,1.0,1 +13223,[],299965,en,The House on the Wrong Side of the Tracks,0.628,2014-01-01,The House on the Wrong Side of the Tracks,1.0,1 +13224,[35],287801,en,Dennis Miller: America 180 Degrees,0.628,2014-06-13,Dennis Miller: America 180 Degrees,1.0,1 +13225,[35],320163,es,Short Movie,0.627,2014-02-12,Short Movie,10.0,1 +13226,[99],267301,en,My Name Is Salt,0.627,2014-06-14,My Name Is Salt,9.0,1 +13227,[99],268977,en,Sol LeWitt,0.626,2014-05-07,Sol LeWitt,5.0,1 +13228,[99],252506,en,MxPx - Both Ends Burning,0.625,2014-06-26,MxPx - Both Ends Burning,10.0,1 +13229,[35],302937,en,Aspirational,0.625,2014-09-22,Aspirational,6.4,8 +13230,"[18, 35]",371007,en,Ticky Tacky,0.624,2014-06-21,Ticky Tacky,7.8,8 +13231,"[10749, 10751, 12, 35]",256449,it,Amori elementari,0.624,2014-02-02,Elementary Loves,4.7,8 +13232,[27],402515,pt,Solitude,0.623,2014-10-21,American Beast,2.7,8 +13233,"[35, 10402]",257129,en,Eternity: The Movie,0.62,2014-03-08,Eternity: The Movie,2.1,6 +13234,[99],253304,en,Evaporating Borders,0.617,2014-03-11,Evaporating Borders,8.0,3 +13235,"[10751, 10770, 16, 28]",287018,en,The Powerpuff Girls: Dance Pantsed,0.615,2014-01-20,The Powerpuff Girls: Dance Pantsed,5.2,5 +13236,[99],253309,en,The Possibilities Are Endless,0.601,2014-03-04,The Possibilities Are Endless,5.7,7 +13237,[35],603668,en,For This I Went to College?,0.6,2014-04-26,For This I Went to College?,10.0,1 +13238,"[27, 18]",603664,en,"Oops, Homicide",0.6,2014-10-25,"Oops, Homicide",10.0,1 +13239,"[28, 12, 35, 80, 18, 10402, 37]",599687,en,No Name: The Fastest Knitter in the West,0.6,2014-08-29,No Name: The Fastest Knitter in the West,10.0,1 +13240,[10402],594593,en,Nicole Scherzinger: MTV World Stage,0.6,2014-10-22,Nicole Scherzinger: MTV World Stage,10.0,1 +13241,[10751],575288,en,Palms,0.6,2014-03-06,Palms,10.0,1 +13242,"[12, 99, 10402]",555881,en,Watchtower of Turkey,0.6,2014-10-06,Watchtower of Turkey,10.0,1 +13243,[99],514240,en,Communism by the backdoor,0.6,2014-05-07,Communism by the backdoor,10.0,1 +13244,"[16, 14]",507346,en,"Duck, Death, and the Tulip",0.6,2014-04-01,"Duck, Death, and the Tulip",10.0,1 +13245,[],493968,en,The Hauntings of Old Santon,0.6,2014-08-11,The Hauntings of Old Santon,10.0,1 +13246,[35],467932,en,Bicycles,0.6,2014-11-14,Bicycles,10.0,1 +13247,"[99, 18]",459219,en,Finding the Gold Within,0.6,2014-10-03,Finding the Gold Within,10.0,1 +13248,"[99, 18]",442776,en,Yemeniettes,0.6,2014-02-15,Yemeniettes,10.0,1 +13249,[99],441917,en,The Marvel Universe Expands: Marvel 75th Anniversary,0.6,2014-08-21,The Marvel Universe Expands: Marvel 75th Anniversary,10.0,1 +13250,"[878, 18, 27]",440898,en,Butterfly Dust,0.6,2014-08-25,Butterfly Dust,10.0,1 +13251,[99],436313,en,Miriam: Home Delivery,0.6,2014-01-01,Miriam: Home Delivery,10.0,1 +13252,[],425377,en,Simorgh,0.6,2014-09-28,Simorgh,10.0,1 +13253,[],424472,en,Wolverine Weapon X: Tomorrow Dies Today,0.6,2014-05-13,Wolverine Weapon X: Tomorrow Dies Today,10.0,1 +13254,"[27, 9648]",422993,no,Autumn Harvest,0.6,2014-05-21,Autumn Harvest,10.0,1 +13255,"[28, 35, 878]",422810,ja,B-Class Cultural Heritage,0.6,2014-04-14,B-Class Cultural Heritage,10.0,1 +13256,[10402],421488,en,Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Austin City Limits,0.6,2014-11-01,Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Austin City Limits,10.0,1 +13257,[35],414786,en,The Apprentice,0.6,2014-04-26,The Apprentice,10.0,1 +13258,[99],403294,en,9/11: Simulations,0.6,2014-07-04,9/11: Simulations,10.0,1 +13259,[],402124,en,R.P.G.,0.6,2014-07-17,R.P.G.,10.0,1 +13260,[99],397067,sv,"Ink, Blood and Spirit",0.6,2014-05-11,"Ink, Blood and Spirit",10.0,1 +13261,[99],389591,en,The Computers,0.6,2014-05-24,The Computers,10.0,2 +13262,[18],386337,en,Mike and I,0.6,2014-11-14,Mike and I,10.0,1 +13263,[],386030,en,Honky Holocaust,0.6,2014-01-01,Honky Holocaust,10.0,1 +13264,[],374616,en,White Ash,0.6,2014-09-07,White Ash,10.0,1 +13265,[99],362547,en,Weed 2: Cannabis Madness,0.6,2014-03-14,Weed 2: Cannabis Madness,10.0,1 +13266,[99],358627,en,Drawn,0.6,2014-12-01,Drawn,10.0,1 +13267,[],357934,en,The Jungle Book: Bird-Day Bash,0.6,2014-07-29,The Jungle Book: Bird-Day Bash,10.0,1 +13268,"[18, 10402]",352581,en,I Capuleti e i Montecchi,0.6,2014-09-04,I Capuleti e i Montecchi,10.0,1 +13269,"[28, 35, 36, 10752]",346342,en,World War Brown,0.6,2014-12-12,World War Brown,10.0,1 +13270,[99],339961,en,Kids on Stage,0.6,2014-11-20,Kids on Stage,10.0,1 +13271,"[99, 12]",339551,en,Galapagos 3D: Nature's Wonderland,0.6,2014-02-07,Galapagos 3D: Nature's Wonderland,10.0,1 +13272,[99],336270,en,Until it Hurts,0.6,2014-01-01,Until it Hurts,10.0,1 +13273,[],335524,en,13 Nights of Elvira: Evil Bong,0.6,2014-10-19,13 Nights of Elvira: Evil Bong,10.0,1 +13274,[],335007,en,House of Hardcore VII,0.6,2014-11-15,House of Hardcore VII,10.0,1 +13275,[],334986,en,Heaven is Hell,0.6,2014-09-05,Heaven is Hell,10.0,1 +13276,"[12, 18, 14, 10402, 10749]",333409,en,Trentemøller: Gravity,0.6,2014-01-09,Trentemøller: Gravity,10.0,2 +13277,[],330640,en,Trooper,0.6,2014-11-11,Trooper,10.0,1 +13278,[],330313,en,Jeff Lowe's Metanoia,0.6,2014-11-01,Jeff Lowe's Metanoia,10.0,1 +13279,[],325992,en,Saving Africa's Giants With Yao Ming,0.6,2014-11-18,Saving Africa's Giants With Yao Ming,10.0,1 +13280,[],325760,en,Jean Claude Van Damme's Damn Van,0.6,2014-11-10,Jean Claude Van Damme's Damn Van,10.0,2 +13281,[],325153,en,Dwight Howard: In the Moment,0.6,2014-11-01,Dwight Howard: In the Moment,10.0,1 +13282,[],323748,en,Edible City,0.6,2014-01-01,Edible City,10.0,1 +13283,[99],320449,en,Shake Junt - Skate Tank,0.6,2014-01-01,Shake Junt - Skate Tank,10.0,1 +13284,[99],320125,hu,Enjoi - Oververt,0.6,2014-01-01,Enjoi - Oververt,10.0,1 +13285,"[35, 10749]",319987,en,Friends Don't Let Friends Date Friends,0.6,2014-11-07,Friends Don't Let Friends Date Friends,10.0,1 +13286,[18],319972,en,Emma,0.6,2014-11-24,Emma,10.0,1 +13287,"[28, 18, 53]",316390,en,Creed of Gold,0.6,2014-08-12,Creed of Gold,10.0,1 +13288,[53],316319,en,Life in Darkness,0.6,2014-05-05,Life in Darkness,10.0,1 +13289,[],314092,en,Void,0.6,2014-12-18,Void,10.0,1 +13290,[],313114,en,From The Village to The Basement,0.6,2014-12-03,From The Village to The Basement,10.0,1 +13291,[99],313031,en,Snow Monkeys,0.6,2014-04-23,Snow Monkeys,10.0,1 +13292,[99],305019,en,Campaign of Hate: Russia and Gay Propaganda,0.6,2014-06-22,Campaign of Hate: Russia and Gay Propaganda,10.0,2 +13293,[],304301,en,I Don't Dance,0.6,2014-11-19,I Don't Dance,10.0,1 +13294,"[99, 10402]",304254,en,One Direction: Reaching for the Stars Part 2 - The Next Chapter,0.6,2014-05-13,One Direction: Reaching for the Stars Part 2 - The Next Chapter,10.0,2 +13295,"[80, 99]",303192,en,Footsteps in the Snow,0.6,2014-11-12,Footsteps in the Snow,10.0,1 +13296,[],301695,en,Curious George Sweet Dreams,0.6,2014-11-08,Curious George Sweet Dreams,10.0,1 +13297,[],301399,en,Basketball 3:16,0.6,2014-03-01,Basketball 3:16,10.0,1 +13298,[10751],300325,en,Under Wraps,0.6,2014-10-31,Under Wraps,10.0,1 +13299,[99],299909,en,Bella Vita,0.6,2014-09-16,Bella Vita,10.0,1 +13300,[99],299452,en,Transgender Parents,0.6,2014-10-19,Transgender Parents,10.0,2 +13301,[],298304,en,Ubuzima Nyuma Urupfu,0.6,2014-02-01,Life After Death,10.0,1 +13302,[],298267,en,Virtus,0.6,2014-07-27,Virtus,10.0,2 +13303,[],297325,en,Red Luck,0.6,2014-04-07,Red Luck,10.0,1 +13304,[99],296614,en,The One Piece Podcast Goes To Japan,0.6,2014-10-03,The One Piece Podcast Goes To Japan,10.0,2 +13305,[99],295663,en,The Syndrome,0.6,2014-10-12,The Syndrome,10.0,1 +13306,"[99, 18, 10402]",295434,en,Life After Death from Above 1979,0.6,2014-10-07,Life After Death from Above 1979,10.0,1 +13307,"[18, 10751]",294876,en,CHRISTMAS RIDE,0.6,2014-09-19,CHRISTMAS RIDE,10.0,1 +13308,"[10751, 10402]",290970,en,George Strait: The Cowboy Rides Away,0.6,2014-08-29,George Strait: The Cowboy Rides Away,10.0,1 +13309,"[35, 18, 10749]",290298,en,African Metropolis,0.6,2014-06-03,African Metropolis,10.0,1 +13310,[],289688,es,Cantajuego 10,0.6,2014-06-12,Cantajuego 10,10.0,1 +13311,[],273941,en,Death As Life,0.6,2014-06-01,Death As Life,10.0,1 +13312,[35],266515,en,Paul Mooney: A Piece of My Mind - God Bless America,0.6,2014-03-18,Paul Mooney: A Piece of My Mind - God Bless America,10.0,1 +13313,[],263941,en,Daniel Bryan: Journey to WrestleMania 30,0.6,2014-04-09,Daniel Bryan: Journey to WrestleMania 30,10.0,1 +13314,[99],258018,en,Ending Is the Beginning - The Mitch Lucker Memorial Show,0.6,2014-02-18,Ending Is the Beginning - The Mitch Lucker Memorial Show,10.0,1 +13315,[],256138,en,Disney Cruise Line: ReImagined Magic,0.6,2014-02-17,Disney Cruise Line: ReImagined Magic,10.0,1 +13316,[18],253526,en,Sabbatical,0.6,2014-04-04,Sabbatical,10.0,1 +13317,[99],253328,en,Que caramba es la vida,0.6,2014-03-11,Que caramba es la vida,10.0,1 +13318,[99],251537,en,What The F@#- Is Cancer and Why Does Everybody Have It?,0.6,2014-01-08,What The F@#- Is Cancer and Why Does Everybody Have It?,10.0,1 +13319,[99],250771,en,This May Be the Last Time,0.6,2014-01-19,This May Be the Last Time,10.0,1 +13320,[],248637,en,Skanks,0.6,2014-07-22,Skanks,10.0,1 +13321,"[18, 36]",441595,en,A Brief Look at the Space Race,0.6,2014-12-17,A Brief Look at the Space Race,9.5,2 +13322,[],321146,en,Beneath the Helmet,0.6,2014-10-28,Beneath the Helmet,9.5,2 +13323,[99],308201,fr,J'irai Dormir chez l'Homme qui Brûle,0.6,2014-10-17,J'irai Dormir chez l'Homme qui Brûle,9.5,1 +13324,[],273334,en,United States of Secrets (Part One): The Program,0.6,2014-05-13,United States of Secrets (Part One): The Program,9.5,2 +13325,[99],255383,en,For Those About to Rock. The Story of Rodrigo y Gabriela,0.6,2014-03-15,For Those About to Rock. The Story of Rodrigo y Gabriela,9.5,1 +13326,[],322917,en,Wayward Fronds,0.6,2014-01-01,Wayward Fronds,9.3,3 +13327,"[28, 12, 18, 878]",562981,en,The Serenity Chronicles III: Revelations,0.6,2014-10-31,The Serenity Chronicles III: Revelations,9.0,1 +13328,"[28, 12, 18, 878]",562980,en,The Serenity Chronicles II: War Stories,0.6,2014-09-01,The Serenity Chronicles II: War Stories,9.0,1 +13329,"[18, 878, 28, 12]",562978,en,The Serenity Chronicles I: Firefly,0.6,2014-07-31,The Serenity Chronicles I: Firefly,9.0,1 +13330,"[99, 16, 10751]",543523,en,Flying Paper,0.6,2014-10-22,Flying Paper,9.0,1 +13331,[80],501206,en,Echoes,0.6,2014-06-25,Echoes,9.0,1 +13332,[99],495758,en,Down in Shadowland,0.6,2014-10-18,Down in Shadowland,9.0,2 +13333,"[18, 9648]",474200,en,The Oxide Incident,0.6,2014-10-10,The Oxide Incident,9.0,1 +13334,[],452590,en,Hero,0.6,2014-04-17,Hero,9.0,1 +13335,"[18, 10749]",413068,en,Lonely Planet,0.6,2014-10-19,Lonely Planet,9.0,1 +13336,[],388753,en,New Zealand - Home of Middle-earth - Part 2,0.6,2014-03-20,New Zealand - Home of Middle-earth - Part 2,9.0,1 +13337,[],370808,en,Lesley the Pony Has an A+ Day!,0.6,2014-01-01,Lesley the Pony Has an A+ Day!,9.0,1 +13338,[],333767,en,Sean,0.6,2014-12-03,Sean,9.0,1 +13339,[18],332499,en,Dragula,0.6,2014-06-24,Dragula,9.0,1 +13340,[],328501,en,SMH The Movie,0.6,2014-11-01,SMH The Movie,9.0,1 +13341,[99],320447,en,Dogs on the Inside,0.6,2014-09-25,Dogs on the Inside,9.0,2 +13342,"[10402, 99]",317124,en,Rosetta: Audio/Visual,0.6,2014-12-25,Rosetta: Audio/Visual,9.0,2 +13343,[],314199,en,"White, Blue and White",0.6,2014-07-01,"White, Blue and White",9.0,1 +13344,[35],311972,fr,Jean-Marc Parent - Torture,0.6,2014-11-25,Jean-Marc Parent - Torture,9.0,1 +13345,[27],306630,en,Malleus Maleficarum,0.6,2014-10-25,Malleus Maleficarum,9.0,1 +13346,"[53, 18, 27]",306517,en,Pity,0.6,2014-03-08,Pity,9.0,1 +13347,[99],300179,en,The Lion’s Mouth Opens,0.6,2014-01-18,The Lion’s Mouth Opens,9.0,1 +13348,"[99, 10770]",297590,en,The Day the Series Stopped,0.6,2014-10-12,The Day the Series Stopped,9.0,2 +13349,[],295952,en,Strictly Sacred: The Story of Girl Trouble,0.6,2014-05-26,Strictly Sacred: The Story of Girl Trouble,9.0,1 +13350,[18],295629,en,A Leading Man,0.6,2014-09-26,A Leading Man,9.0,1 +13351,[],271343,en,Walking Under Water,0.6,2014-11-17,Walking Under Water,9.0,2 +13352,[],267065,en,They Came at Night,0.6,2014-04-12,They Came at Night,9.0,1 +13353,[],265832,en,700 Sundays,0.6,2014-04-19,700 Sundays,9.0,5 +13354,[18],259043,en,Krisha,0.6,2014-03-07,Krisha,9.0,1 +13355,[],255762,en,Sing Over Me,0.6,2014-02-15,Sing Over Me,9.0,2 +13356,[],254471,en,Brain of Terror,0.6,2014-01-02,Brain of Terror,9.0,1 +13357,[99],253289,en,Above All Else,0.6,2014-03-10,Above All Else,9.0,2 +13358,[99],250300,en,Atlas,0.6,2014-11-21,Atlas,9.0,1 +13359,[27],240222,en,The Ballad of Skinless Pete,0.6,2014-03-08,The Ballad of Skinless Pete,9.0,1 +13360,[],171142,en,Brian Wilson: Songwriter 1969-1982,0.6,2014-01-01,Brian Wilson: Songwriter 1969-1982,9.0,1 +13361,[35],324788,en,The Neighbors,0.6,2014-09-26,The Neighbors,8.8,2 +13362,[],304450,en,The Black Dahlia Murder: Fool 'Em All,0.6,2014-06-24,The Black Dahlia Murder: Fool 'Em All,8.8,2 +13363,[18],257678,fa,روز روشن,0.6,2014-11-25,The Bright Day,8.8,2 +13364,"[18, 10402]",251739,en,Rat Pack Rat,0.6,2014-01-17,Rat Pack Rat,8.7,3 +13365,[18],569377,en,Inside the Whale,0.6,2014-12-13,Inside the Whale,8.5,2 +13366,[18],505688,en,The Gospel of Matthew,0.6,2014-01-01,The Gospel of Matthew,8.5,2 +13367,[],471637,en,Phineas and Ferb: Night of the Living Pharmacists,0.6,2014-10-04,Phineas and Ferb: Night of the Living Pharmacists,8.5,2 +13368,[],409362,en,Naked,0.6,2014-12-30,Naked,8.5,2 +13369,"[28, 80]",389228,en,Runaway Dream,0.6,2014-12-01,Runaway Dream,8.5,1 +13370,[99],332617,en,Skydancers,0.6,2014-01-01,Skydancers,8.5,2 +13371,[],306408,en,Sleepless in America,0.6,2014-11-30,Sleepless in America,8.5,2 +13372,[],289283,en,Living with Jigsaw,0.6,2014-08-29,Living with Jigsaw,8.5,2 +13373,[99],261813,en,Slaying the Badger,0.6,2014-07-22,Slaying the Badger,8.5,2 +13374,[99],323518,en,Your Inner Fish,0.6,2014-04-09,Your Inner Fish,8.3,3 +13375,"[27, 53, 18, 10402]",298663,en,Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street,0.6,2014-09-26,Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street,8.3,3 +13376,[99],293126,en,Terror at the Mall,0.6,2014-09-15,Terror at the Mall,8.3,3 +13377,[99],306205,en,CKY: The Greatest Hits,0.6,2014-11-02,CKY: The Greatest Hits,8.3,4 +13378,[99],285597,en,Nixon by Nixon: In His Own Words,0.6,2014-08-04,Nixon by Nixon: In His Own Words,8.3,4 +13379,[],264542,es,Asteroide,0.6,2014-03-13,Asteroid,8.3,2 +13380,[99],296231,en,Carb-Loaded: A Culture Dying to Eat,0.6,2014-09-25,Carb-Loaded: A Culture Dying to Eat,8.2,3 +13381,[18],284630,fr,Simply Gay Le Film,0.6,2014-09-13,Simply Gay The Movie,8.1,6 +13382,[10402],590457,en,Willie Nelson Live @ SXSW,0.6,2014-03-15,Willie Nelson Live @ SXSW,8.0,1 +13383,[],572524,en,When God Left the Building,0.6,2014-01-01,When God Left the Building,8.0,1 +13384,"[16, 14]",523644,en,Lake,0.6,2014-02-11,Lake,8.0,1 +13385,"[14, 53, 36]",498113,en,"Afflicted, Inc.",0.6,2014-03-24,"Afflicted, Inc.",8.0,1 +13386,[],493666,en,Addiction: This Is Not a Love Story,0.6,2014-11-20,Addiction: This Is Not a Love Story,8.0,1 +13387,"[10402, 35]",477565,en,Batmetal,0.6,2014-01-07,Batmetal,8.0,1 +13388,"[99, 10402]",465014,en,The Distortion of Sound,0.6,2014-07-10,The Distortion of Sound,8.0,2 +13389,"[99, 18, 53]",464296,en,Vegas Vikings,0.6,2014-12-06,Vegas Vikings,8.0,1 +13390,"[99, 10402]",456923,en,Rise of a Texas Bluesman: Stevie Ray Vaughan 1954-1983,0.6,2014-09-09,Rise of a Texas Bluesman: Stevie Ray Vaughan 1954-1983,8.0,1 +13391,"[10749, 18]",440003,en,INT. CAFÉ – NIGHT,0.6,2014-09-20,INT. CAFÉ – NIGHT,8.0,3 +13392,"[18, 10402, 10770]",431039,vi,Paris by night 112,0.6,2014-12-21,Paris by night 112,8.0,1 +13393,"[16, 35, 10402, 878]",429187,en,Kounterclockwise in Forever-Land,0.6,2014-03-09,Kounterclockwise in Forever-Land,8.0,2 +13394,"[878, 18]",428930,en,Drink,0.6,2014-01-01,Drink,8.0,1 +13395,[],424817,en,Chestnut Street,0.6,2014-01-01,Chestnut Street,8.0,1 +13396,[],424812,en,Emulsion Electrons Imbued,0.6,2014-01-01,Emulsion Electrons Imbued,8.0,1 +13397,[],412322,en,Finding Home,0.6,2014-03-24,Finding Home,8.0,3 +13398,[],410567,en,Closed Set,0.6,2014-04-06,Closed Set,8.0,2 +13399,[],409486,en,Sabrina: Secrets of a Teenage Witch - A Witch and the Werewolf,0.6,2014-09-01,Sabrina: Secrets of a Teenage Witch - A Witch and the Werewolf,8.0,1 +13400,[],393082,en,The Hunt,0.6,2014-10-04,The Hunt,8.0,1 +13401,[99],391136,en,Inside Her Sex,0.6,2014-11-30,Inside Her Sex,8.0,1 +13402,[99],386663,en,Cowboy Christmas,0.6,2014-11-08,Cowboy Christmas,8.0,2 +13403,"[18, 878]",385129,en,Test,0.6,2014-09-27,Test,8.0,1 +13404,[],375083,en,Sufferfest 2: Desert Alpine,0.6,2014-11-13,Sufferfest 2: Desert Alpine,8.0,1 +13405,"[18, 878]",367531,en,NEW,0.6,2014-12-04,NEW,8.0,1 +13406,[18],363716,en,Skunk,0.6,2014-10-18,Skunk,8.0,2 +13407,[],359703,en,Barbie Boy,0.6,2014-11-14,Barbie Boy,8.0,1 +13408,[18],356753,en,AWOL,0.6,2011-01-21,AWOL,8.0,2 +13409,"[16, 99]",348304,en,My Depression (The Up and Down and Up of It),0.6,2014-04-17,My Depression (The Up and Down and Up of It),8.0,2 +13410,"[36, 99]",346104,en,Faberge: A Life of Its Own,0.6,2014-04-04,Faberge: A Life of Its Own,8.0,1 +13411,"[35, 18]",334381,en,Basically,0.6,2014-02-25,Basically,8.0,1 +13412,[],333800,en,Dearly Departed: Vol. 2,0.6,2014-06-14,Dearly Departed: Vol. 2,8.0,2 +13413,[],328307,en,Rise of the Entrepreneur: The Search for a Better Way,0.6,2014-11-20,Rise of the Entrepreneur: The Search for a Better Way,8.0,1 +13414,[],328116,mr,Fandry,0.6,2014-02-14,Fandry,8.0,1 +13415,"[80, 99, 36]",327682,en,JFK to 9/11: Everything is a Rich Man's Trick,0.6,2014-11-19,JFK to 9/11: Everything is a Rich Man's Trick,8.0,2 +13416,[878],327454,en,Teenagers With Attitude,0.6,2014-09-24,Teenagers With Attitude,8.0,2 +13417,[99],324116,en,Why I'm Not on Facebook,0.6,2014-01-01,Why I'm Not on Facebook,8.0,2 +13418,[],322245,en,Skinned,0.6,2014-01-01,Skinned,8.0,2 +13419,[99],321631,en,That's Not Funny,0.6,2014-06-18,That's Not Funny,8.0,1 +13420,[],320879,en,Runaway Hearts,0.6,2014-01-01,Runaway Hearts,8.0,1 +13421,[99],319966,en,Compared To What: The Improbable Journey Of Barney Frank,0.6,2014-04-27,Compared To What: The Improbable Journey Of Barney Frank,8.0,3 +13422,"[53, 27]",316113,en,The Eve,0.6,2014-08-15,The Eve,8.0,1 +13423,[99],316052,en,Inside Metal: The Pioneers of L.A. Hard Rock and Metal,0.6,2014-11-06,Inside Metal: The Pioneers of L.A. Hard Rock and Metal,8.0,1 +13424,[],314678,en,Opposite Field,0.6,2014-01-01,Opposite Field,8.0,1 +13425,[],311223,en,The Peculiar Predicament of Paul and Penelope,0.6,2014-12-01,The Peculiar Predicament of Paul and Penelope,8.0,1 +13426,[],310925,en,The Run of His Life: The People v. O.J. Simpson,0.6,2014-01-01,The Run of His Life: The People v. O.J. Simpson,8.0,1 +13427,"[80, 16]",308329,en,Last Days,0.6,2014-12-07,Last Days,8.0,5 +13428,[10751],307721,en,Lalaloopsy Girls: Welcome to L.A.L.A. Prep School,0.6,2014-12-02,Lalaloopsy Girls: Welcome to L.A.L.A. Prep School,8.0,2 +13429,[35],307286,en,Frank Skinner Live - Man in a Suit,0.6,2014-12-01,Frank Skinner Live - Man in a Suit,8.0,1 +13430,[99],307231,en,Love,0.6,2014-12-01,Love,8.0,1 +13431,[35],306199,en,Joe Rogan: Rocky Mountain High,0.6,2014-11-21,Joe Rogan: Rocky Mountain High,8.0,1 +13432,"[10402, 99]",306005,en,Everything Will Change,0.6,2014-11-24,Everything Will Change,8.0,1 +13433,[],305022,en,Exile Nation: The Plastic People,0.6,2014-10-31,Exile Nation: The Plastic People,8.0,1 +13434,[99],303171,en,Blue Gold: American Jeans,0.6,2014-05-31,Blue Gold: American Jeans,8.0,2 +13435,[35],303169,en,Jason Manford: First World Problems,0.6,2014-11-17,Jason Manford: First World Problems,8.0,1 +13436,[],303098,en,The U Part 2,0.6,2014-12-13,The U Part 2,8.0,2 +13437,[],303096,en,Brothers in Exile,0.6,2014-11-04,Brothers in Exile,8.0,4 +13438,[99],302037,en,Almost Ablaze,0.6,2014-10-21,Almost Ablaze,8.0,2 +13439,[99],301046,en,John's of 12th Street,0.6,2014-11-16,John's of 12th Street,8.0,1 +13440,"[878, 99]",300822,en,Remaking the Legend: Halo 2 Anniversary,0.6,2014-11-03,Remaking the Legend: Halo 2 Anniversary,8.0,1 +13441,[99],300177,en,Kehinde Wiley: An Economy of Grace,0.6,2014-09-05,Kehinde Wiley: An Economy of Grace,8.0,2 +13442,"[28, 18]",298869,en,Bag Man,0.6,2014-09-10,Bag Man,8.0,4 +13443,[53],298027,en,China Test Girls,0.6,2014-12-31,China Test Girls,8.0,1 +13444,[99],296946,en,A Small Section of the World,0.6,2014-01-01,A Small Section of the World,8.0,1 +13445,[],290380,fr,La vie rêvée de David L,0.6,2014-04-11,The Dreamlife of David L,8.0,1 +13446,"[99, 10402]",278760,en,Nine Days and Nights of Ed Sheeran,0.6,2014-06-10,Nine Days and Nights of Ed Sheeran,8.0,3 +13447,[18],277178,en,Floating,0.6,2014-06-14,Floating,8.0,1 +13448,[],276824,en,Metamoris 3 - The Rematch,0.6,2014-03-29,Metamoris 3 - The Rematch,8.0,1 +13449,[],276148,en,Wolverine Versus Sabretooth,0.6,2014-01-14,Wolverine Versus Sabretooth,8.0,2 +13450,[10751],275473,en,Barney: Happy Birthday Barney!,0.6,2014-04-01,Barney: Happy Birthday Barney!,8.0,1 +13451,"[35, 99]",274474,en,Verbatim,0.6,2014-01-17,Verbatim,8.0,1 +13452,[99],271059,en,Honor Diaries,0.6,2014-03-08,Honor Diaries,8.0,2 +13453,"[10749, 18]",271039,en,"Something, Anything",0.6,2015-01-09,"Something, Anything",8.0,2 +13454,[28],270683,en,Volcom: True to This,0.6,2014-01-01,Volcom: True to This,8.0,1 +13455,[],270397,en,My Last Year With The Nuns,0.6,2014-05-21,My Last Year With The Nuns,8.0,1 +13456,"[16, 10751]",267848,en,VeggieTales: Veggies In Space - The Fennel Frontier,0.6,2014-02-03,VeggieTales: Veggies In Space - The Fennel Frontier,8.0,1 +13457,[28],267335,en,The Gable 5,0.6,2014-03-27,The Gable 5,8.0,1 +13458,[99],265891,en,Journey of a Female Comic,0.6,2014-05-02,Journey of a Female Comic,8.0,1 +13459,[99],230154,ar,Cairo Drive,0.6,2014-09-30,Cairo Drive,8.0,1 +13460,[99],151595,en,Death Metal Angola,0.6,2014-11-07,Death Metal Angola,8.0,3 +13461,[],140506,en,Torturous,0.6,2014-02-20,Torturous,8.0,1 +13462,"[16, 35]",299876,en,A Tale of Momentum & Inertia,0.6,2014-04-01,A Tale of Momentum & Inertia,7.8,5 +13463,[99],261038,en,The Newburgh Sting,0.6,2014-04-20,The Newburgh Sting,7.8,5 +13464,[18],401868,en,Slap,0.6,2014-11-08,Slap,7.8,2 +13465,[10402],324336,en,Jake Bugg - Live at the Royal Albert Hall,0.6,2014-12-19,Jake Bugg - Live at the Royal Albert Hall,7.8,2 +13466,"[18, 10749]",268279,en,Ever,0.6,2014-04-26,Ever,7.8,4 +13467,[99],261810,en,Silenced,0.6,2014-11-19,Silenced,7.7,7 +13468,[],329137,en,My Italian Secret: The Forgotten Heroes,0.6,2014-10-12,My Italian Secret: The Forgotten Heroes,7.7,3 +13469,[35],322316,en,Leonard in Slow Motion,0.6,2014-04-06,Leonard in Slow Motion,7.7,3 +13470,"[10749, 35, 18]",321941,en,Dead Frequency,0.6,2014-01-01,Dead Frequency,7.7,3 +13471,"[99, 18]",298634,en,One Little Pill,0.6,2014-10-01,One Little Pill,7.7,3 +13472,[],291345,en,Goreyan Nu Daffa Karo,0.6,2014-09-12,Goreyan Nu Daffa Karo,7.7,3 +13473,[99],253318,en,American Interior,0.6,2014-03-11,American Interior,7.7,3 +13474,[99],205055,en,Sign Painters,0.6,2014-05-13,Sign Painters,7.7,3 +13475,[99],299638,en,Brian and the Boz,0.6,2014-10-28,Brian and the Boz,7.6,4 +13476,[99],289824,en,No Cameras Allowed,0.6,2014-07-23,No Cameras Allowed,7.6,4 +13477,[],173497,en,We Cause Scenes,0.6,2014-01-08,We Cause Scenes,7.6,5 +13478,"[99, 10770]",294314,en,Derren Brown: Infamous,0.6,2014-09-22,Derren Brown: Infamous,7.5,11 +13479,[],585189,es,Dragon Ball Z: Light of Hope,0.6,2014-01-30,Dragon Ball Z: Light of Hope,7.5,3 +13480,[35],431439,en,Todd Barry: The Crowd Work Tour,0.6,2014-03-22,Todd Barry: The Crowd Work Tour,7.5,2 +13481,[],372430,en,Our Magic,0.6,2014-01-01,Our Magic,7.5,1 +13482,[99],355462,en,Noah,0.6,2014-03-25,Noah,7.5,2 +13483,[],317880,en,5 Seconds of Summer: So Perfect,0.6,2014-01-01,5 Seconds of Summer,7.5,2 +13484,[10402],314466,en,The Dukes of September - Live at Lincoln Center,0.6,2014-03-18,The Dukes of September - Live at Lincoln Center,7.5,1 +13485,[16],309911,en,Submarine Sandwich,0.6,2014-12-10,Submarine Sandwich,7.5,5 +13486,[35],309891,en,Nina Conti: Dolly Mixtures,0.6,2014-12-08,Nina Conti: Dolly Mixtures,7.5,1 +13487,"[99, 10752]",306221,en,Navy SEALs: Their Untold Story,0.6,2014-11-01,Navy SEALs: Their Untold Story,7.5,4 +13488,[10751],302676,en,Sid the Science Kid: What Is a Rainbow?,0.6,2014-03-04,Sid the Science Kid: What Is a Rainbow?,7.5,1 +13489,"[10749, 18]",296680,en,Voce umana,0.6,2014-04-21,Human Voice,7.5,4 +13490,[99],290850,en,American Pharaoh,0.6,2014-06-16,American Pharaoh,7.5,1 +13491,[],286762,en,Tinkerbell Pirate Shorts,0.6,2014-04-01,Tinkerbell Pirate Shorts,7.5,2 +13492,"[53, 9648]",273084,en,Bipolar,0.6,2014-05-30,Bipolar,7.5,2 +13493,[99],263499,en,Cyber-Seniors,0.6,2014-05-01,Cyber-Seniors,7.5,5 +13494,[],250597,en,Billy Joel: A Matter of Trust - The Bridge to Russia,0.6,2014-01-31,Billy Joel: A Matter of Trust - The Bridge to Russia,7.5,1 +13495,[18],48839,en,Red Dirt Rising,0.6,2014-10-31,Red Dirt Rising,7.5,2 +13496,[99],257401,en,Life After Pi,0.6,2014-02-27,Life After Pi,7.4,7 +13497,[18],397805,en,Brothers,0.6,2014-01-01,Brothers,7.3,3 +13498,[35],329124,fr,Toutes des connes,0.6,2014-01-17,Life's a Bitch,7.3,3 +13499,"[16, 12, 35, 878]",325401,fr,Sam,0.6,2014-05-09,Sam,7.3,3 +13500,"[18, 878]",314131,en,The Awareness,0.6,2014-01-02,The Awareness,7.3,3 +13501,[35],294280,en,Heather McDonald: I Don't Mean to Brag,0.6,2014-08-29,Heather McDonald: I Don't Mean to Brag,7.3,3 +13502,[99],313820,en,She Makes Comics,0.6,2014-11-15,She Makes Comics,7.3,4 +13503,[99],261437,en,"Apocalypse, Man",0.6,2014-01-14,"Apocalypse, Man",7.3,2 +13504,[],257113,en,Know How,0.6,2014-03-08,Know How,7.3,2 +13505,[],254644,en,Dangerous Toys,0.6,2014-01-11,Dangerous Toys,7.3,2 +13506,[99],253339,en,All American High: Revisited,0.6,2014-03-09,All American High: Revisited,7.3,4 +13507,[18],192137,en,Not Waving but Drowning,0.6,2012-09-09,Not Waving but Drowning,7.3,4 +13508,"[53, 18, 10749]",187028,ar,عمر,0.6,2014-02-21,Omar,7.2,86 +13509,"[99, 36]",300089,en,Escape From a Nazi Death Camp,0.6,2014-05-21,Escape From a Nazi Death Camp,7.2,3 +13510,"[99, 10402]",250756,en,Lambert & Stamp,0.6,2014-01-20,Lambert & Stamp,7.2,6 +13511,[99],215032,en,Watermark,0.6,2014-04-04,Watermark,7.2,12 +13512,"[14, 35]",301937,en,Interesting Ball,0.6,2014-11-03,Interesting Ball,7.1,7 +13513,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 14, 27, 10770]",213121,en,Toy Story of Terror!,0.6,2014-08-19,Toy Story of Terror!,7.1,413 +13514,[99],319975,en,The Drop Box,0.6,2014-04-05,The Drop Box,7.1,8 +13515,"[99, 10402]",173455,en,Mistaken for Strangers,0.6,2014-03-28,Mistaken for Strangers,7.1,34 +13516,"[12, 18]",203819,en,Tracks,0.6,2014-09-19,Tracks,7.1,273 +13517,"[53, 18]",261033,es,Manos sucias,0.6,2014-04-17,Manos sucias,7.0,11 +13518,"[16, 10749]",562903,en,Little Darling,0.6,2014-08-14,Little Darling,7.0,1 +13519,[],557308,en,Arrowed,0.6,2014-01-01,Arrowed,7.0,1 +13520,[35],523820,en,The Turtle's Head,0.6,2014-01-01,The Turtle's Head,7.0,1 +13521,"[99, 80]",519918,en,The Real Chainsaw Massacre,0.6,2014-08-31,The Real Chainsaw Massacre,7.0,1 +13522,[],510507,en,Falling,0.6,2014-12-01,Falling,7.0,1 +13523,"[18, 10749]",509767,en,What It Was,0.6,2014-07-26,What It Was,7.0,2 +13524,"[16, 18]",506812,en,The Ledge End of Phil,0.6,2014-11-14,The Ledge End of Phil,7.0,1 +13525,"[18, 53]",500741,en,Miss Miao,0.6,2014-05-31,Miss Miao,7.0,1 +13526,"[9648, 12]",486500,en,The Adventures of Paula Peril,0.6,2014-02-25,The Adventures of Paula Peril,7.0,1 +13527,[],484058,en,Vaccines: Calling the Shots,0.6,2014-09-10,Vaccines: Calling the Shots,7.0,1 +13528,[28],479967,en,Truth or Dare,0.6,2014-06-15,Truth or Dare,7.0,1 +13529,[99],478546,en,Prison State,0.6,2014-04-29,Prison State,7.0,1 +13530,[99],474202,en,Berlin Wall: The Night the Iron Curtain Closed,0.6,2014-11-09,Berlin Wall: The Night the Iron Curtain Closed,7.0,1 +13531,[],474092,en,I Choose,0.6,2014-06-10,I Choose,7.0,1 +13532,[],465886,en,Star Wars Rebels: Art Attack,0.6,2014-08-18,Star Wars Rebels: Art Attack,7.0,6 +13533,[35],463678,en,Last Spring Break,0.6,2014-12-31,Last Spring Break,7.0,1 +13534,[99],463549,en,Dick Cavett's Watergate,0.6,2014-08-08,Dick Cavett's Watergate,7.0,1 +13535,"[53, 27]",458133,en,Catatonia,0.6,2014-01-01,Catatonia,7.0,1 +13536,[],447580,en,The Majdanek Gas Chamber Myth,0.6,2014-12-07,The Majdanek Gas Chamber Myth,7.0,1 +13537,"[18, 99]",428248,en,Godka cirka,0.6,2013-06-13,Godka cirka,7.0,1 +13538,[878],420114,en,9 minutes,0.6,2014-06-05,9 minutes,7.0,1 +13539,[],415848,en,The Weigh In,0.6,2014-02-07,The Weigh In,7.0,1 +13540,"[18, 10751]",407297,en,American Gladiators,0.6,2014-10-11,American Gladiators,7.0,1 +13541,[99],404546,en,Broken Heart Land,0.6,2014-06-21,Broken Heart Land,7.0,1 +13542,[35],403827,en,Gasping,0.6,2014-11-15,Gasping,7.0,1 +13543,"[16, 12]",398375,es,The yellow generation,0.6,2014-05-20,The yellow generation,7.0,1 +13544,[99],387446,en,Who Is Vermin Supreme? An Outsider Odyssey,0.6,2014-04-09,Who Is Vermin Supreme? An Outsider Odyssey,7.0,1 +13545,"[878, 18]",386585,en,The iMom,0.6,2014-06-14,The iMom,7.0,1 +13546,"[53, 27]",385378,en,Deadly Famous,0.6,2014-04-09,Deadly Famous,7.0,1 +13547,[],382757,en,The Secret Santa,0.6,2014-12-14,The Secret Santa,7.0,1 +13548,[],375078,en,Sufferfest 1: Climbing California's 14ers by Bike,0.6,2014-03-29,Sufferfest 1: Climbing California's 14ers by Bike,7.0,1 +13549,[],366355,en,Dark Hearts,0.6,2014-11-20,Dark Hearts,7.0,1 +13550,"[18, 27]",366209,en,Remission,0.6,2014-04-14,Remission,7.0,1 +13551,"[16, 27]",365860,en,The Pride of Strathmoor,0.6,2014-08-18,The Pride of Strathmoor,7.0,1 +13552,"[18, 28, 878]",364217,en,Defiance: The Lost Ones,0.6,2014-04-02,Defiance: The Lost Ones,7.0,1 +13553,[99],361522,en,Althea,0.6,2014-11-14,Althea,7.0,2 +13554,[99],360689,en,Freedom From Choice,0.6,2014-07-12,Freedom From Choice,7.0,1 +13555,[10402],356802,en,First Aid Kit - Live at The Paradise,0.6,2014-06-08,First Aid Kit - Live at The Paradise,7.0,1 +13556,"[99, 36]",356469,en,Las Marthas,0.6,2014-01-19,Las Marthas,7.0,1 +13557,"[35, 10749]",352986,en,Bunion,0.6,2014-03-16,Bunion,7.0,1 +13558,"[28, 878, 27]",347199,en,Help,0.6,2014-07-29,Help,7.0,3 +13559,"[18, 99]",346385,en,The History of Time Travel,0.6,2014-10-25,The History of Time Travel,7.0,2 +13560,"[10751, 99]",339024,en,The Milky Way,0.6,2014-04-01,The Milky Way,7.0,3 +13561,"[16, 14]",338629,it,My Big Brother,0.6,2014-05-30,My Big Brother,7.0,1 +13562,[],330212,en,Mimi and Dona,0.6,2014-10-01,Mimi and Dona,7.0,1 +13563,"[878, 35, 10749]",328212,en,The Last Man on Earth,0.6,2014-03-07,The Last Man on Earth,7.0,1 +13564,[],326910,en,Hate Crimes in the Heartland,0.6,2014-02-11,Hate Crimes in the Heartland,7.0,1 +13565,[],326550,en,Doll Factory,0.6,2014-10-29,Doll Factory,7.0,1 +13566,[27],323610,en,Jennifer Help Us,0.6,2014-10-26,Jennifer Help Us,7.0,1 +13567,[],323579,en,First Impression,0.6,2014-06-20,First Impression,7.0,1 +13568,[99],323090,en,The Power of Thought,0.6,2014-01-01,The Power of Thought,7.0,1 +13569,[],320901,en,Masanada Hoovu,0.6,2014-01-01,Masanada Hoovu,7.0,1 +13570,[35],320207,en,Werewolves,0.6,2014-10-31,Werewolves,7.0,2 +13571,"[10749, 18]",317882,en,500 Miles,0.6,2014-01-20,500 Miles,7.0,1 +13572,"[99, 10770]",314284,en,Return to the Wild: The Chris McCandless Story,0.6,2014-11-25,Return to the Wild: The Chris McCandless Story,7.0,1 +13573,[],311623,en,The Thanhouser Studio and the Birth of American Cinema,0.6,2014-12-01,The Thanhouser Studio and the Birth of American Cinema,7.0,1 +13574,"[28, 16]",311099,en,End of the Line,0.6,2014-12-08,End of the Line,7.0,2 +13575,"[10749, 18]",308264,zh,匆匆那年,0.6,2014-12-12,Back in Time,7.0,3 +13576,[],307916,en,Baaz,0.6,2014-01-01,Baaz,7.0,1 +13577,"[16, 18, 10751]",307105,ja,Koppu no naka no Koushi,0.6,2014-09-12,My Milk Cup Cow,7.0,3 +13578,"[35, 18, 10749]",307100,en,More Scenes from a Gay Marriage,0.6,2014-11-18,More Scenes from a Gay Marriage,7.0,2 +13579,[99],306399,en,Mass Extinction: Life at the Brink,0.6,2014-11-30,Mass Extinction: Life at the Brink,7.0,2 +13580,[99],305198,en,Al Capone: Icon,0.6,2014-07-22,Al Capone: Icon,7.0,1 +13581,[10402],299754,en,Alice Cooper: Raise the Dead (Live from Wacken),0.6,2014-10-21,Alice Cooper: Raise the Dead (Live from Wacken),7.0,1 +13582,"[35, 18]",298844,en,Alone With People,0.6,2014-07-18,Alone With People,7.0,1 +13583,"[18, 10749]",297466,en,A Reunion,0.6,2014-06-01,A Reunion,7.0,2 +13584,[99],297053,en,Return of the River,0.6,2014-10-11,Return of the River,7.0,1 +13585,[99],295801,en,Tomato Republic,0.6,2014-04-09,Tomato Republic,7.0,1 +13586,"[10751, 16]",295545,en,Mike The Knight: Journey To Dragon Mountain,0.6,2014-09-15,Mike The Knight: Journey To Dragon Mountain,7.0,1 +13587,[99],294590,en,Sounding the Alarm: Battling the Autism Epidemic,0.6,2014-04-15,Sounding the Alarm: Battling the Autism Epidemic,7.0,1 +13588,[],294302,en,Delivery,0.6,2014-09-16,Delivery,7.0,2 +13589,[99],289748,en,Pixel Poetry,0.6,2014-08-15,Pixel Poetry,7.0,1 +13590,[99],289260,en,The Art of Playing,0.6,2014-03-20,The Art of Playing,7.0,1 +13591,"[99, 878]",288842,en,Time Machine: The Journey Back,0.6,2014-07-08,Time Machine: The Journey Back,7.0,2 +13592,"[18, 14, 27]",281932,en,ErOddity(s),0.6,2014-09-26,ErOddity(s),7.0,1 +13593,[99],274685,en,Shake the Dust,0.6,2014-06-05,Shake the Dust,7.0,2 +13594,[10751],272726,en,Dude Where's My Dog?,0.6,2014-06-12,Dude Where's My Dog?,7.0,1 +13595,[99],267752,en,#chicagoGirl,0.6,2014-05-18,#chicagoGirl,7.0,1 +13596,[99],260684,en,"Maravilla, Un Luchador",0.6,2014-05-29,"Maravilla, Un Luchador",7.0,1 +13597,[99],259743,en,Mad Dog: Gaddafi's Secret World,0.6,2014-04-11,Mad Dog: Gaddafi's Secret World,7.0,2 +13598,[99],257279,en,Spies of Mississippi,0.6,2014-02-10,Spies of Mississippi,7.0,2 +13599,[18],257241,en,The David Dance,0.6,2014-03-08,The David Dance,7.0,1 +13600,[],255783,en,XXII Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony,0.6,2014-02-07,XXII Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony,7.0,1 +13601,[99],254120,en,Through a Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a People,0.6,2014-01-18,Through a Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a People,7.0,2 +13602,"[18, 35, 10749]",252504,en,El cerrajero,0.6,2014-01-21,Lock Charmer,7.0,1 +13603,[99],250833,en,Happiness,0.6,2014-01-17,Happiness,7.0,3 +13604,[99],250722,en,Freedom Summer,0.6,2014-01-17,Freedom Summer,7.0,2 +13605,[99],250652,en,Cesar's Last Fast,0.6,2014-04-17,Cesar's Last Fast,7.0,1 +13606,[18],240501,en,Away From Here,0.6,2014-05-17,Away From Here,7.0,2 +13607,[],204016,en,In No Great Hurry: 13 Lessons in Life with Saul Leiter,0.6,2014-01-03,In No Great Hurry: 13 Lessons in Life with Saul Leiter,7.0,4 +13608,[],203044,en,A Will for the Woods,0.6,2014-08-15,A Will for the Woods,7.0,1 +13609,[99],200392,es,Purgatorio: Viaje al corazón de la frontera,0.6,2014-10-03,Purgatorio: A Journey Into the Heart of the Border,7.0,3 +13610,"[10770, 18, 53]",341749,en,Run for Your Life,0.6,2014-10-04,Run for Your Life,6.9,5 +13611,"[10402, 99]",303285,en,R.E.M. By MTV,0.6,2014-11-24,R.E.M. By MTV,6.9,4 +13612,"[18, 9648]",298714,en,X: Past Is Present,0.6,2014-11-18,X: Past Is Present,6.9,4 +13613,"[28, 53]",283097,en,Lost In Detroit 2,0.6,2014-07-23,Lost In Detroit 2,6.9,4 +13614,"[878, 35, 14]",275603,en,The Portal,0.6,2014-03-22,The Portal,6.9,7 +13615,[99],299317,en,Evolution's Achilles' Heels,0.6,2014-10-17,Evolution's Achilles' Heels,6.8,3 +13616,[99],259959,en,All About Ann: Governor Richards of the Lone Star State,0.6,2014-04-28,All About Ann: Governor Richards of the Lone Star State,6.8,3 +13617,"[35, 10749]",259355,en,Cameron's Book of Love,0.6,2014-03-21,Cameron's Book of Love,6.8,3 +13618,"[35, 27]",365152,en,Downstairs,0.6,2014-10-19,Downstairs,6.8,4 +13619,[99],340991,en,The Hitch,0.6,2014-05-10,The Hitch,6.8,4 +13620,[878],336630,en,Collision Point: The Race to Clean Up Space,0.6,2014-02-25,Collision Point: The Race to Clean Up Space,6.8,2 +13621,[99],321644,en,Enquiring Minds: The Untold Story of the Man Behind the National Enquirer,0.6,2014-10-16,Enquiring Minds: The Untold Story of the Man Behind the National Enquirer,6.8,4 +13622,"[35, 10770]",295891,en,Jerrod Carmichael: Love at the Store,0.6,2014-10-04,Jerrod Carmichael: Love at the Store,6.8,4 +13623,"[18, 35]",285463,es,Dos disparos,0.6,2014-09-29,Two Shots Fired,6.8,4 +13624,[99],272778,en,ThuleTuvalu,0.6,2014-11-13,ThuleTuvalu,6.8,3 +13625,"[18, 35]",268677,en,Words with Gods,0.6,2014-10-10,Words with Gods,6.8,2 +13626,[],289450,en,Driving Miss Daisy,0.6,2014-06-04,Driving Miss Daisy,6.7,5 +13627,[],305042,en,Lost: Mh 370,0.6,2014-01-01,Lost: Mh 370,6.7,3 +13628,"[35, 10749]",302227,en,Happy Go Lucky,0.6,2014-11-21,Happy Go Lucky,6.7,3 +13629,"[35, 99]",279960,en,I Am Road Comic,0.6,2014-04-14,I Am Road Comic,6.7,3 +13630,"[878, 28]",261426,en,Human Revolution - Deus EX,0.6,2014-03-27,Human Revolution - Deus EX,6.7,3 +13631,[18],253273,en,Patrick's Day,0.6,2014-03-08,Patrick's Day,6.7,3 +13632,[18],293861,en,Imagine I'm Beautiful,0.6,2014-01-01,Imagine I'm Beautiful,6.6,4 +13633,[99],251197,en,La Bare,0.6,2014-06-27,La Bare,6.6,5 +13634,[18],173917,en,Stand Clear of the Closing Doors,0.6,2014-05-24,Stand Clear of the Closing Doors,6.6,5 +13635,[99],423431,en,Drain the Bermuda Triangle,0.6,2014-10-30,Drain the Bermuda Triangle,6.5,2 +13636,[27],423268,en,Where The Devil Dwells,0.6,2014-01-01,Where The Devil Dwells,6.5,2 +13637,"[9648, 27]",386879,en,The Passing,0.6,2014-10-27,The Passing,6.5,2 +13638,"[12, 16]",375729,en,The Looking Planet,0.6,2014-04-16,The Looking Planet,6.5,6 +13639,"[12, 16]",366898,en,Somewhere Down the Line,0.6,2014-11-14,Somewhere Down the Line,6.5,2 +13640,"[27, 878]",347679,en,Thresher,0.6,2014-10-13,Thresher,6.5,2 +13641,"[99, 18]",346942,es,Short Plays,0.6,2014-06-05,Short Plays,6.5,2 +13642,[99],345344,en,You Won't Regret That Tattoo,0.6,2014-06-11,You Won't Regret That Tattoo,6.5,1 +13643,[],339913,pt,Lila,0.6,2014-10-07,Lila,6.5,4 +13644,[27],334717,en,The Stomach,0.6,2014-09-21,The Stomach,6.5,2 +13645,[],318340,en,Life of Ryan: Caretaker Manager,0.6,2014-06-05,Life of Ryan: Caretaker Manager,6.5,3 +13646,[99],304892,en,Selena Gomez: Living the Dream,0.6,2014-07-22,Selena Gomez: Living the Dream,6.5,2 +13647,"[18, 10751]",302665,en,La Coupe,0.6,2014-01-18,La Coupe,6.5,2 +13648,[10402],300480,en,Simple Minds: Celebrate (Live at the SSE Hydro Glasgow),0.6,2014-08-08,Simple Minds: Celebrate (Live at the SSE Hydro Glasgow),6.5,1 +13649,"[878, 27]",298171,en,Strange Thing,0.6,2014-02-08,Strange Thing,6.5,1 +13650,[18],296957,es,La Carnada,0.6,2014-04-17,La Carnada,6.5,2 +13651,[27],295154,en,Night of the Living Dead,0.6,2014-10-24,Night of the Living Dead,6.5,1 +13652,"[10402, 99]",293595,en,Slave Trade: How Prince Remade the Music Business,0.6,2014-07-08,Slave Trade: How Prince Remade the Music Business,6.5,2 +13653,[18],286880,fr,The Passenger,0.6,2014-02-11,The Passenger,6.5,3 +13654,[18],274386,en,Lake Los Angeles,0.6,2014-06-14,Lake Los Angeles,6.5,2 +13655,[16],270048,en,Phantom Limb,0.6,2014-05-14,Phantom Limb,6.5,2 +13656,"[18, 10751]",263978,en,Summer's Shadow,0.6,2014-06-23,Summer's Shadow,6.5,1 +13657,"[16, 35]",258510,de,Love in the Time of Advertising,0.6,2014-03-20,Love in the Time of Advertising,6.5,1 +13658,[99],248888,en,Questioning Darwin,0.6,2014-02-10,Questioning Darwin,6.5,2 +13659,[99],238820,en,Mercedes Sosa: La voz de Latinoamérica,0.6,2014-01-24,"Mercedes Sosa, The Voice of Latin America",6.5,4 +13660,[],297644,en,Secrets of Her Majesty's Secret Service,0.6,2014-01-01,Secrets of Her Majesty's Secret Service,6.4,7 +13661,[99],301865,en,World of Warcraft: Looking For Group,0.6,2014-11-08,World of Warcraft: Looking For Group,6.4,5 +13662,"[35, 10751, 12]",199374,da,Min søsters børn i Afrika,0.6,2014-02-02,My Sister's Kids in Africa,6.4,5 +13663,[],418087,en,Dust,0.6,2014-01-01,Dust,6.3,3 +13664,"[10749, 35]",279016,en,Lady Peacock,0.6,2014-01-01,Lady Peacock,6.3,3 +13665,[18],273914,en,Uncertain Terms,0.6,2014-06-14,Uncertain Terms,6.3,6 +13666,"[35, 10402]",270700,en,Waiting in the Wings: The Musical,0.6,2014-04-01,Waiting in the Wings: The Musical,6.3,3 +13667,[99],250667,en,Private Violence,0.6,2014-01-19,Private Violence,6.3,3 +13668,[18],237808,ro,Quod erat demonstrandum,0.6,2014-05-18,Quod erat demonstrandum,6.3,3 +13669,"[99, 35, 18]",251208,en,Kung Fu Elliot,0.6,2014-01-17,Kung Fu Elliot,6.3,7 +13670,[99],527699,en,Weekend of a Champion,0.6,2014-05-20,Weekend of a Champion,6.3,4 +13671,"[28, 16, 10751, 878]",408300,en,Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles - Raid on Coruscant,0.6,2014-09-07,Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles - Raid on Coruscant,6.3,4 +13672,[18],340181,en,Comeback Dad,0.6,2014-06-21,Comeback Dad,6.3,4 +13673,[99],326255,en,Meet the Hitlers,0.6,2014-10-17,Meet the Hitlers,6.3,4 +13674,[99],282795,en,Brick by Brick: Inside Lego,0.6,2014-04-17,Brick by Brick: Inside Lego,6.3,2 +13675,[18],91311,en,The Trouble with the Truth,0.6,2011-10-21,The Trouble with the Truth,6.3,4 +13676,"[27, 99, 18]",481361,en,A Haunting on Washington Avenue: The Temple Theatre,0.6,2014-11-17,A Haunting on Washington Avenue: The Temple Theatre,6.2,5 +13677,"[18, 10749]",320701,en,The Coffee Shop,0.6,2014-01-01,The Coffee Shop,6.2,3 +13678,[18],330995,en,Flutter,0.6,2014-04-04,Flutter,6.1,4 +13679,[18],319986,en,Grace,0.6,2014-04-18,Grace,6.1,4 +13680,[18],300820,pt,Se Deus Vier Que Venha Armado,0.6,2014-11-22,If God Comes Let Him Bring a Gun,6.1,5 +13681,"[16, 27]",530253,en,D Is for Deloused,0.6,2014-10-02,D Is for Deloused,6.0,1 +13682,[],509993,es,El Triángulo Rosa y la cura Nazi para la Homosexualidad,0.6,2014-03-07,The Pink Triangle and the Nazi Cure for Homosexuality,6.0,1 +13683,[],473210,en,Transmormon,0.6,2014-02-01,Transmormon,6.0,1 +13684,[10402],471141,en,The Pinkprint Movie,0.6,2014-12-19,The Pinkprint Movie,6.0,1 +13685,[99],468857,en,Why Sharks Attack,0.6,2014-05-07,Why Sharks Attack,6.0,3 +13686,"[99, 10402]",455309,en,Van Morrison: Another Glorious Decade,0.6,2014-05-02,Van Morrison: Another Glorious Decade,6.0,1 +13687,"[35, 28]",444558,en,Beard Off,0.6,2014-07-21,Beard Off,6.0,1 +13688,"[878, 9648]",434796,en,Inverse,0.6,2014-02-09,Inverse,6.0,1 +13689,[],425518,en,"Hello, Again",0.6,2014-09-19,"Hello, Again",6.0,1 +13690,[35],419476,en,Snackpocalypse,0.6,2014-09-02,Snackpocalypse,6.0,7 +13691,"[18, 10749]",414696,en,Cry Now,0.6,2014-07-26,Cry Now,6.0,1 +13692,[18],412446,fa,Bacheh,0.6,2014-10-11,The Baby,6.0,1 +13693,[28],411926,en,Grand Auto Theft: L.A.,0.6,2014-10-01,Grand Auto Theft: L.A.,6.0,1 +13694,[18],409558,en,One Weekend,0.6,2014-10-04,One Weekend,6.0,1 +13695,[],408175,en,The Amish: Shunned,0.6,2014-02-04,The Amish: Shunned,6.0,1 +13696,[99],401264,en,The Power of the Heart,0.6,2014-10-07,The Power of the Heart,6.0,2 +13697,"[18, 10402]",397389,en,Grind,0.6,2014-04-12,Grind,6.0,1 +13698,[80],392475,en,Batman: Evolution,0.6,2014-02-07,Batman: Evolution,6.0,1 +13699,[16],391876,en,Headspace,0.6,2014-05-19,Headspace,6.0,1 +13700,[],391478,en,SexLife,0.6,2014-08-12,SexLife,6.0,2 +13701,[27],387468,en,Boxgirl,0.6,2014-10-31,Boxgirl,6.0,1 +13702,[99],379773,en,Born Schizophrenic: January's Story,0.6,2014-05-27,Born Schizophrenic: January's Story,6.0,1 +13703,[99],379273,en,Galapagos Realm Of Giant Sharks,0.6,2014-11-26,Galapagos Realm Of Giant Sharks,6.0,1 +13704,[99],377403,en,No Control,0.6,2014-11-15,No Control,6.0,1 +13705,[99],374945,en,Hands of Bresson,0.6,2014-01-02,Hands of Bresson,6.0,1 +13706,[16],370809,en,Maku,0.6,2014-01-01,Veil,6.0,2 +13707,[],368044,en,Miskatonic University,0.6,2014-04-11,Miskatonic University,6.0,1 +13708,[99],361927,en,Frontline: Generation Like,0.6,2014-02-18,Frontline: Generation Like,6.0,2 +13709,"[878, 16, 28]",361459,en,Space Ninja: The Animated Movie,0.6,2014-10-24,Space Ninja: The Animated Movie,6.0,1 +13710,[18],358702,en,Clarity,0.6,2014-10-08,Clarity,6.0,1 +13711,[35],357112,en,So You've Grown Attached,0.6,2014-04-26,So You've Grown Attached,6.0,1 +13712,[99],353414,en,Bing Crosby: Rediscovered,0.6,2014-12-02,Bing Crosby: Rediscovered,6.0,1 +13713,[],348517,en,Whispers Among Wolves,0.6,2014-08-05,Whispers Among Wolves,6.0,2 +13714,"[53, 9648, 878]",344332,en,Assumption of Risk,0.6,2014-03-28,Assumption of Risk,6.0,1 +13715,"[36, 99]",341426,en,American Experience: 1964,0.6,2014-01-14,American Experience: 1964,6.0,1 +13716,[],339174,en,Becoming Anita Ekberg,0.6,2014-05-07,Becoming Anita Ekberg,6.0,1 +13717,"[10402, 35]",336765,en,She Lights Up Well,0.6,2014-09-17,She Lights Up Well,6.0,1 +13718,[27],332690,en,The Banishing,0.6,2014-10-10,The Banishing,6.0,1 +13719,[99],332543,en,A Genius Leaves the Hood - The Unauthorized Story of Jay Z,0.6,2014-03-21,A Genius Leaves the Hood - The Unauthorized Story of Jay Z,6.0,2 +13720,[],331738,en,Between Times,0.6,2014-10-24,Between Times,6.0,1 +13721,[35],329851,vi,Để Mai Tính 2,0.6,2014-01-01,Let Hoi Decide,6.0,1 +13722,"[35, 10402]",329761,en,Bring It On: A Tribute to Broadway,0.6,2014-08-31,Bring It On: A Tribute to Broadway,6.0,2 +13723,[],329539,en,SBK The-Movie,0.6,2014-12-13,SBK The-Movie,6.0,1 +13724,[],328561,en,Flyover Country,0.6,2014-01-12,Flyover Country,6.0,1 +13725,[99],324470,en,Comic Book Heaven,0.6,2014-02-15,Comic Book Heaven,6.0,1 +13726,"[35, 27]",322712,en,"Fear Town, USA",0.6,2014-04-17,"Fear Town, USA",6.0,4 +13727,[27],317156,en,Kids Get Dead 2: The Kids Get Deader,0.6,2014-06-21,Kids Get Dead 2: The Kids Get Deader,6.0,1 +13728,"[18, 35]",316958,en,Tasmanian Tiger,0.6,2014-04-16,Tasmanian Tiger,6.0,1 +13729,[99],316611,en,Killing Jimmy Hoffa,0.6,2014-11-11,Killing Jimmy Hoffa,6.0,1 +13730,[35],313683,en,Bear Cop,0.6,2014-04-11,Bear Cop,6.0,1 +13731,"[35, 27]",313330,en,Hellyfish,0.6,2014-10-24,Hellyfish,6.0,3 +13732,[10751],313093,en,The Christmas Switch,0.6,2014-12-22,The Christmas Switch,6.0,1 +13733,[18],311220,en,Twink,0.6,2014-11-18,Twink,6.0,3 +13734,[99],308335,en,Zero Tolerance,0.6,2014-03-02,Zero Tolerance,6.0,1 +13735,[],307467,en,The Owl,0.6,2014-12-02,The Owl,6.0,1 +13736,"[9648, 18, 14]",307144,en,Scarlet's Witch,0.6,2014-12-12,Scarlet's Witch,6.0,2 +13737,[35],306941,en,Lee Mack - Hit the Road Mack,0.6,2014-12-01,Lee Mack - Hit the Road Mack,6.0,1 +13738,[18],305244,en,The Key,0.6,2014-11-21,The Key,6.0,1 +13739,[35],305161,en,Matt Walker: H8R,0.6,2014-09-25,Matt Walker: H8R,6.0,1 +13740,[18],305048,en,The Historian,0.6,2014-11-07,The Historian,6.0,1 +13741,[35],305023,en,Rubberhead,0.6,2014-11-18,Rubberhead,6.0,2 +13742,"[35, 16]",304599,sv,Simhall,0.6,2014-10-10,Bath House,6.0,2 +13743,"[53, 27]",302790,en,Silk,0.6,2014-05-22,Silk,6.0,1 +13744,"[27, 9648]",302289,en,The Present,0.6,2014-01-01,The Present,6.0,2 +13745,[35],301985,ru,Велкам хом,0.6,2014-10-17,Welcome Home,6.0,1 +13746,[99],300763,en,Pauly Shore Stands Alone,0.6,2014-12-04,Pauly Shore Stands Alone,6.0,2 +13747,"[10402, 99]",300485,en,Charles Lloyd - Arrows Into Infinity,0.6,2014-08-05,Charles Lloyd - Arrows Into Infinity,6.0,1 +13748,[],299526,en,Behold the Noose,0.6,2014-10-17,Behold the Noose,6.0,1 +13749,"[18, 14, 27]",298829,en,Haze and Fog,0.6,2014-10-23,Haze and Fog,6.0,1 +13750,[10751],297592,en,Lalaloopsy Babies: First Steps,0.6,2014-01-01,Lalaloopsy Babies: First Steps,6.0,2 +13751,[99],296381,en,Time As Money,0.6,2014-10-04,Time As Money,6.0,1 +13752,[35],295518,en,Down Dog,0.6,2014-09-28,Down Dog,6.0,1 +13753,[],293235,en,Shaquille O'Neal Presents: All Star Comedy Jam - Live from Las Vegas,0.6,2014-07-16,Shaquille O'Neal Presents: All Star Comedy Jam - Live from Las Vegas,6.0,2 +13754,"[35, 10402]",293155,en,We Are Kings,0.6,2014-09-19,We Are Kings,6.0,1 +13755,[99],291846,en,David Bowie Is Happening Now,0.6,2014-09-23,David Bowie Is Happening Now,6.0,1 +13756,[99],289820,en,N: The Madness Of Reason,0.6,2014-11-08,N: The Madness Of Reason,6.0,4 +13757,"[99, 10402]",286397,en,Roy Orbison: Mystery Girl - Unraveled,0.6,2014-05-19,Roy Orbison: Mystery Girl - Unraveled,6.0,1 +13758,"[12, 99]",279570,en,10%: What Makes a Hero?,0.6,2014-08-01,10%: What Makes a Hero?,6.0,1 +13759,[],278695,en,Aldo,0.6,2014-06-24,Aldo,6.0,1 +13760,"[12, 99]",277765,en,Art as a Weapon,0.6,2014-06-12,Art as a Weapon,6.0,3 +13761,[18],277522,en,A Picture of You,0.6,2014-06-20,A Picture of You,6.0,4 +13762,[],273342,en,Thomas & Friends: Carnival Capers,0.6,2014-06-01,Thomas & Friends: Carnival Capers,6.0,1 +13763,[99],270380,en,Mudbloods,0.6,2014-06-21,Mudbloods,6.0,2 +13764,"[53, 14, 35]",269638,en,Erro de Continuidade,0.6,2014-05-12,Continuity Error,6.0,1 +13765,[99],267363,en,The Myth of Garrincha,0.6,2014-04-29,The Myth of Garrincha,6.0,1 +13766,[18],266714,en,Afronauts,0.6,2014-01-18,Afronauts,6.0,1 +13767,[27],264188,en,Silent Hill: Lost Days,0.6,2014-04-04,Silent Hill: Lost Days,6.0,1 +13768,[],263138,en,Mount Joy,0.6,2014-02-02,Mount Joy,6.0,2 +13769,"[18, 35]",262692,en,Young Bodies Heal Quickly,0.6,2014-04-19,Young Bodies Heal Quickly,6.0,1 +13770,[],259570,en,5 Hour Friends,0.6,2014-03-17,5 Hour Friends,6.0,1 +13771,"[28, 16, 878]",258807,en,Tiger and Bunny - The Movie: The Rising,0.6,2014-03-14,Tiger & Bunny - The Movie: The Rising,6.0,2 +13772,[99],258624,en,Metropolis II,0.6,2014-02-27,Metropolis II,6.0,1 +13773,"[9648, 53, 80]",258380,en,Status: Unknown,0.6,2014-02-22,Status: Unknown,6.0,2 +13774,[],258102,en,Hacked Circuit,0.6,2014-01-18,Hacked Circuit,6.0,1 +13775,[],257802,es,Sinkholes: Swallowed Alive,0.6,2014-01-27,Sinkholes: Swallowed Alive,6.0,1 +13776,"[35, 18, 10749]",257262,de,Tempo Girl,0.6,2014-03-07,Tempo Girl,6.0,1 +13777,"[99, 18]",256637,en,The Standbys,0.6,2014-02-21,The Standbys,6.0,1 +13778,[18],256635,en,Chaplin of the Mountains,0.6,2014-02-21,Chaplin of the Mountains,6.0,1 +13779,[],255371,en,Big in Japan,0.6,2014-03-11,Big in Japan,6.0,2 +13780,"[99, 18]",253807,en,Afternoon of a Faun: Tanaquil Le Clercq,0.6,2014-02-05,Afternoon of a Faun: Tanaquil Le Clercq,6.0,2 +13781,[99],253293,en,Lady Valor: The Kristin Beck Story,0.6,2014-03-07,Lady Valor: The Kristin Beck Story,6.0,3 +13782,[16],252878,en,Attack of the 50-foot Gummi Bear,0.6,2014-01-28,Attack of the 50-foot Gummi Bear,6.0,1 +13783,[99],252052,en,The Sturgeon Queens,0.6,2014-01-20,The Sturgeon Queens,6.0,1 +13784,[35],251987,en,A Short History of Decay,0.6,2014-05-16,A Short History of Decay,6.0,3 +13785,[35],251028,en,Morgan Murphy: Irish Goodbye,0.6,2014-01-21,Morgan Murphy: Irish Goodbye,6.0,2 +13786,"[53, 14, 27, 878, 35]",232319,en,Coyote,0.6,2014-12-16,Coyote,6.0,4 +13787,[99],224297,en,The New Black,0.6,2014-02-12,The New Black,6.0,3 +13788,[99],218681,es,Con la pata quebrada,0.6,2014-03-16,Barefoot in the Kitchen,6.0,1 +13789,[],158933,en,Charlie Victor Romeo,0.6,2014-01-29,Charlie Victor Romeo,6.0,1 +13790,[35],174323,en,G.B.F.,0.6,2014-01-17,G.B.F.,5.9,268 +13791,"[10752, 28, 18]",203793,ru,Сталинград,0.6,2014-02-28,Stalingrad,5.9,139 +13792,"[10749, 18]",384205,en,The Gift,0.6,2014-07-26,The Gift,5.8,6 +13793,[10402],310533,en,Yes: Like It Is (At The Bristol Hippodrome),0.6,2014-12-09,Yes: Like It Is (At The Bristol Hippodrome),5.8,3 +13794,"[18, 99]",289864,en,Second Opinion,0.6,2014-03-01,Second Opinion,5.8,3 +13795,[99],248834,en,Compelled By Love,0.6,2014-01-05,Compelled By Love,5.8,3 +13796,"[10749, 18, 10751]",323803,en,Where the Road Runs Out,0.6,2014-09-26,Where the Road Runs Out,5.8,4 +13797,"[53, 28, 12]",298923,en,Roar: Tigers of the Sundarbans,0.6,2014-10-31,Roar,5.8,4 +13798,[],189277,en,See You Next Tuesday,0.6,2014-08-22,See You Next Tuesday,5.8,4 +13799,[99],321860,en,To Russia With Love,0.6,2014-10-19,To Russia With Love,5.7,7 +13800,"[27, 10749, 14]",297881,en,Dead Hearts,0.6,2014-09-20,Dead Hearts,5.7,3 +13801,[35],292342,en,Bill Maher: Live from D.C.,0.6,2014-09-12,Bill Maher: Live from D.C.,5.7,6 +13802,[],218393,el,Na kathesai kai na koitas,0.6,2014-04-26,"Standing Aside, Watching",5.7,3 +13803,"[27, 53]",82056,en,Collapse,0.6,2012-04-14,Collapse,5.7,6 +13804,[99],267103,en,The Address,0.6,2014-04-15,The Address,5.6,4 +13805,"[10749, 18]",395813,en,Starcrossed,0.6,2014-09-28,Starcrossed,5.5,1 +13806,[],387135,en,Allergy to Originality,0.6,2014-01-16,Allergy to Originality,5.5,2 +13807,"[10751, 35, 18]",316756,en,Turn Around Jake,0.6,2014-01-01,Turn Around Jake,5.5,2 +13808,"[10751, 18]",306667,en,Horse Camp,0.6,2015-01-10,Horse Camp,5.5,2 +13809,[27],306285,en,Zombie Isle,0.6,2014-10-07,Zombie Isle,5.5,2 +13810,[99],305345,en,The Cult of JT LeRoy,0.6,2014-11-14,The Cult of JT LeRoy,5.5,2 +13811,[],269238,en,Koyelaanchal,0.6,2014-05-09,Koyelaanchal,5.5,2 +13812,"[99, 10402]",268917,en,The Past Is a Grotesque Animal,0.6,2014-06-15,The Past Is a Grotesque Animal,5.5,2 +13813,[16],267755,en,Mite,0.6,2014-04-25,Mite,5.5,2 +13814,[99],257109,en,Bite Size,0.6,2014-03-07,Bite Size,5.5,2 +13815,[35],253300,en,Arlo and Julie,0.6,2014-03-10,Arlo and Julie,5.5,2 +13816,[99],253261,en,Born to Fly: Elizabeth Streb vs. Gravity,0.6,2014-03-08,Born to Fly: Elizabeth Streb vs. Gravity,5.5,2 +13817,[35],242074,en,Old Goats,0.6,2014-01-18,Old Goats,5.5,2 +13818,"[53, 27]",227116,en,La hermandad,0.6,2014-10-26,La hermandad,5.5,2 +13819,"[10751, 99]",291854,es,Conozcca a los mormones,0.6,2014-10-10,Meet the Mormons,5.4,7 +13820,[18],332675,en,The Gospel of John,0.6,2014-12-01,The Gospel of John,5.4,5 +13821,[99],250852,en,The Notorious Mr. Bout,0.6,2014-01-17,The Notorious Mr. Bout,5.4,5 +13822,"[12, 53]",299833,ru,Begletsy,0.6,2014-10-28,Fugitives,5.4,4 +13823,"[35, 18]",281139,zh,行動代號：孫中山,0.6,2014-11-01,Meeting Dr. Sun,5.4,4 +13824,[18],266235,en,Fray,0.6,2014-04-18,Fray,5.4,4 +13825,[],378150,en,TR@N$F0RM3R$: The Premake,0.6,2014-06-16,Transformers: The Premake,5.3,3 +13826,[],345901,en,Perceptions,0.6,2014-10-14,Perceptions,5.3,3 +13827,[35],287603,en,Eddie Pepitone: In Ruins,0.6,2014-08-07,Eddie Pepitone: In Ruins,5.3,3 +13828,[99],287178,en,Toy Masters,0.6,2014-08-16,Toy Masters,5.3,3 +13829,"[27, 28, 80]",352386,en,Bad Guy #2,0.6,2015-10-16,Bad Guy #2,5.3,2 +13830,[],343846,en,Alec Mapa: Baby Daddy,0.6,2014-03-15,Alec Mapa: Baby Daddy,5.3,2 +13831,[35],339045,en,Captain Z & the Terror of Leviathan,0.6,2014-05-08,Captain Z & the Terror of Leviathan,5.3,2 +13832,[10402],296160,en,Dream Theater: Breaking The Fourth Wall,0.6,2014-09-29,Dream Theater: Breaking The Fourth Wall,5.3,2 +13833,[],284008,en,HBO Boxing: Golovkin vs. Geale,0.6,2014-07-26,HBO Boxing: Golovkin vs. Geale,5.3,2 +13834,"[28, 12, 18, 10749]",280771,hr,Hladnokrvno,0.6,2014-04-15,Coldblooded,5.3,2 +13835,[99],270995,en,The Current: Explore the Healing Powers of the Ocean,0.6,2014-02-01,The Current: Explore the Healing Powers of the Ocean,5.3,2 +13836,[99],266241,en,Gaming in Color,0.6,2014-04-23,Gaming in Color,5.3,6 +13837,[35],261988,en,Greg Proops: Live at Musso & Frank,0.6,2014-03-13,Greg Proops: Live at Musso & Frank,5.3,2 +13838,[99],259855,en,Paycheck to Paycheck: The Life & Times of Katrina Gilbert,0.6,2014-03-17,Paycheck to Paycheck: The Life & Times of Katrina Gilbert,5.3,2 +13839,[10402],253538,en,Bruce Springsteen: Born in the U.S.A. Live in London,0.6,2014-01-13,Bruce Springsteen: Born in the U.S.A. Live in London,5.3,2 +13840,[53],245829,en,Fishing Without Nets,0.6,2014-07-30,Fishing Without Nets,5.3,2 +13841,[35],257118,en,The Dog Who Saved Easter,0.6,2014-04-08,The Dog Who Saved Easter,5.2,5 +13842,[99],305140,en,The Hand That Feeds,0.6,2014-04-05,The Hand That Feeds,5.2,3 +13843,"[18, 10749]",362609,en,Surviving Family,0.6,2014-08-15,Surviving Family,5.1,4 +13844,[99],277606,en,Out in the Night,0.6,2014-06-12,Out in the Night,5.1,4 +13845,[99],250671,en,Watchers of the Sky,0.6,2014-01-20,Watchers of the Sky,5.1,4 +13846,"[99, 18, 10402]",588444,en,Al Helm: Martin Luther King in Palestine,0.6,2014-07-31,Al Helm: Martin Luther King in Palestine,5.0,1 +13847,"[53, 18, 10749]",579552,en,Red Butterfly,0.6,2014-11-15,Red Butterfly,5.0,1 +13848,"[27, 14]",553023,es,Música para Elegidos,0.6,2014-10-16,Música para Elegidos,5.0,1 +13849,[18],512028,en,Grape Soda,0.6,2014-08-15,Grape Soda,5.0,2 +13850,"[27, 35]",484624,en,What Lies Beyond... The Beginning,0.6,2014-11-07,What Lies Beyond... The Beginning,5.0,1 +13851,"[99, 10770]",476841,en,Live from Space,0.6,2014-03-14,Live from Space,5.0,2 +13852,"[35, 18, 10749]",473298,en,Broken Gardenias,0.6,2014-06-22,Broken Gardenias,5.0,1 +13853,[80],466446,ro,Kowalski,0.6,2014-12-06,Kowalski,5.0,1 +13854,[],446332,en,Eden,0.6,2014-10-04,Eden,5.0,2 +13855,[],445359,en,Big Boy,0.6,2014-01-01,Big Boy,5.0,1 +13856,"[18, 10749]",427037,en,Love Me Anyway,0.6,2014-01-01,Love Me Anyway,5.0,2 +13857,"[27, 35, 18]",415446,en,Error in the Ménage,0.6,2014-02-23,Error in the Ménage,5.0,1 +13858,[],410031,en,Les Stars,0.6,2014-01-01,Les Stars,5.0,1 +13859,[],410029,en,One in a Million,0.6,2014-01-01,One in a Million,5.0,1 +13860,[],410020,en,Unoriginal Sin,0.6,2014-01-01,Unoriginal Sin,5.0,1 +13861,[],409991,en,Looking at the Stars,0.6,2014-01-01,Looking at the Stars,5.0,1 +13862,[],409848,en,Never Forgotten,0.6,2014-01-01,Never Forgotten,5.0,1 +13863,[],409758,en,Smuggler,0.6,2014-01-01,Smuggler,5.0,1 +13864,[],409667,en,Wandering Rabbi,0.6,2014-01-01,Wandering Rabbi,5.0,1 +13865,[],409656,en,Little Roar,0.6,2014-01-01,Little Roar,5.0,1 +13866,[],409650,en,Felt Up,0.6,2014-01-01,Felt Up,5.0,1 +13867,[],409647,en,Red,0.6,2014-01-01,Red,5.0,1 +13868,[],409642,en,River Men,0.6,2014-01-01,River Men,5.0,1 +13869,[],409629,en,Connected by Coffee,0.6,2014-01-01,Connected by Coffee,5.0,1 +13870,"[35, 18, 14]",409553,en,Of Dice and Men,0.6,2014-03-01,Of Dice and Men,5.0,1 +13871,"[53, 35, 80]",409542,en,Spermicide,0.6,2014-01-01,Spermicide,5.0,2 +13872,"[35, 16]",408529,en,Cooped,0.6,2014-01-01,Cooped,5.0,1 +13873,[],407998,en,Platonic Solid,0.6,2014-03-08,Platonic Solid,5.0,1 +13874,[99],406698,en,The Scanners Way: Creating the Special Effects in 'Scanners',0.6,2014-07-15,The Scanners Way: Creating the Special Effects in 'Scanners',5.0,1 +13875,[],406339,en,L Word Mississippi: Hate the Sin,0.6,2014-08-08,L Word Mississippi: Hate the Sin,5.0,1 +13876,[18],402224,en,Send,0.6,2014-03-08,Send,5.0,1 +13877,[10749],401741,en,Crème Caramel,0.6,2014-05-20,Crème Caramel,5.0,1 +13878,[878],401427,en,Elegy,0.6,2014-09-10,Elegy,5.0,1 +13879,[35],399054,en,Jaguar,0.6,2014-09-21,Jaguar,5.0,1 +13880,[],381154,en,Unleashed! A Dog Dancing Story,0.6,2014-02-13,Unleashed! A Dog Dancing Story,5.0,1 +13881,[53],376002,en,Blind Malice,0.6,2014-02-01,Blind Malice,5.0,1 +13882,[16],369251,it,Chiaroscuro,0.6,2014-05-22,Chiaroscuro,5.0,1 +13883,"[80, 99]",363424,en,Life After Manson,0.6,2014-05-14,Life After Manson,5.0,2 +13884,"[80, 27]",347994,en,Service,0.6,2014-03-22,Service,5.0,1 +13885,[18],342248,en,Targeting,0.6,2014-06-03,Targeting,5.0,1 +13886,[878],340792,en,FUTURESTATES: Code Academy,0.6,2014-04-06,FUTURESTATES: Code Academy,5.0,2 +13887,[],340217,en,F-R-E-E,0.6,2014-01-01,F-R-E-E,5.0,1 +13888,[],339085,en,Back to the Soil,0.6,2014-01-01,Back to the Soil,5.0,1 +13889,[],337543,en,The Haunting of Baylock Residence,0.6,2014-01-01,The Haunting of Baylock Residence,5.0,2 +13890,"[9648, 80, 18]",336118,en,Down Here,0.6,2014-01-01,Down Here,5.0,2 +13891,[],335111,en,The Two Thieves,0.6,2014-04-01,The Two Thieves,5.0,1 +13892,[35],330226,en,Hermaphrodite,0.6,2014-06-06,Hermaphrodite,5.0,1 +13893,[99],328919,en,The High Five,0.6,2014-07-23,The High Five,5.0,1 +13894,"[28, 16, 878, 53]",327161,en,Deposit for the Courier,0.6,2014-07-07,Deposit for the Courier,5.0,1 +13895,[27],327095,en,Dark Tarot,0.6,2014-08-01,Dark Tarot,5.0,1 +13896,[],327015,en,Owned,0.6,2014-01-14,Owned,5.0,1 +13897,[],326455,he,Tapuhim Min HaMidbar,0.6,2014-10-25,Apples from the Desert,5.0,2 +13898,[878],325145,en,Polis,0.6,2014-11-17,Polis,5.0,1 +13899,[99],324499,en,City of Imagination: Kowloon Walled City 20 Years Later,0.6,2014-04-02,City of Imagination: Kowloon Walled City 20 Years Later,5.0,1 +13900,"[53, 18, 27]",322246,en,White Creek,0.6,2014-07-27,White Creek,5.0,1 +13901,[],321876,en,Thank God It's Friday,0.6,2014-09-02,Thank God It's Friday,5.0,1 +13902,"[35, 16]",321483,en,The Horse Raised by Spheres,0.6,2014-11-24,The Horse Raised by Spheres,5.0,1 +13903,[99],317978,en,The Principle,0.6,2014-10-14,The Principle,5.0,1 +13904,[],317955,en,Proud Citizen,0.6,2014-07-27,Proud Citizen,5.0,1 +13905,"[28, 35, 878]",313544,de,Fatman - The Quark Knight,0.6,2014-12-17,Fatman: The Quark Knight,5.0,2 +13906,[],312736,en,Drone Boning,0.6,2014-11-05,Drone Boning,5.0,1 +13907,[18],309804,en,Paper Angels,0.6,2014-11-16,Paper Angels,5.0,3 +13908,[99],309134,en,Buffalo Juggalos,0.6,2014-05-09,Buffalo Juggalos,5.0,1 +13909,[],306601,fr,Mi niña mi vida,0.6,2014-01-17,Mi niña mi vida,5.0,1 +13910,[],306327,en,Crossfire: The Plot that Killed Kennedy,0.6,2014-10-14,Crossfire: The Plot that Killed Kennedy,5.0,2 +13911,[35],306241,en,Tyler Perry's Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned - The Play,0.6,2014-11-25,Tyler Perry's Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned - The Play,5.0,4 +13912,[18],305575,en,All Over Brazil,0.6,2014-04-24,All Over Brazil,5.0,1 +13913,[],303206,en,The DMV Truth,0.6,2014-02-21,The DMV Truth,5.0,1 +13914,[],302685,en,Abducted by Aliens: UFO Encounters of the 4th Kind,0.6,2014-01-14,Abducted by Aliens: UFO Encounters of the 4th Kind,5.0,1 +13915,[],301327,en,Meet the Creeps Volume III,0.6,2014-04-12,Meet the Creeps Volume III,5.0,1 +13916,"[878, 28]",301248,en,Singular,0.6,2014-11-03,Singular,5.0,2 +13917,[],300423,en,You Are Your Body / You Are Not Your Body,0.6,2014-11-11,You Are Your Body / You Are Not Your Body,5.0,1 +13918,[27],299593,en,Lokalvårdaren,0.6,2014-04-12,Feed the Light,5.0,2 +13919,"[99, 10751]",296939,en,Getting to the Nutcracker,0.6,2014-04-05,Getting to the Nutcracker,5.0,1 +13920,[],296146,en,Fagbug Nation,0.6,2014-01-01,Fagbug Nation,5.0,1 +13921,[],295484,en,The Barefoot Artist,0.6,2014-12-05,The Barefoot Artist,5.0,1 +13922,[35],294794,en,The Yank,0.6,2014-03-17,The Yank,5.0,1 +13923,[18],294737,en,Act of Faith,0.6,2014-04-01,Act of Faith,5.0,1 +13924,[],291705,en,1 Last Chance at Paradise,0.6,2014-06-18,1 Last Chance at Paradise,5.0,1 +13925,"[99, 18]",290508,en,Bitter Honey,0.6,2014-10-03,Bitter Honey,5.0,1 +13926,"[878, 18]",290191,en,沙尘暴,0.6,2014-08-30,The Sand Storm,5.0,1 +13927,[],288916,en,Pay 2 Play: Democracy's High Stakes,0.6,2014-09-05,Pay 2 Play: Democracy's High Stakes,5.0,1 +13928,[27],287318,en,3 Scream Queens,0.6,2014-11-25,3 Scream Queens,5.0,1 +13929,"[18, 16, 35]",284924,en,Tired,0.6,2014-07-26,Tired,5.0,2 +13930,"[16, 10751]",278614,en,Lucky Duck,0.6,2014-06-20,Lucky Duck,5.0,1 +13931,"[36, 99]",276904,en,Underwater Dreams,0.6,2014-07-11,Underwater Dreams,5.0,1 +13932,[],270644,en,"Men, Money & Golddiggers",0.6,2014-01-01,"Men, Money & Golddiggers",5.0,1 +13933,"[27, 53]",270561,en,3 Wicked Witches,0.6,2014-01-01,3 Wicked Witches,5.0,2 +13934,[99],266686,en,"Half the Road: The Passion, Pitfalls & Power of Women's Professional Cycling",0.6,2014-04-18,"Half the Road: The Passion, Pitfalls & Power of Women's Professional Cycling",5.0,1 +13935,[18],264361,en,The Unity of All Things,0.6,2014-04-23,The Unity of All Things,5.0,1 +13936,[99],262584,en,Tomorrow We Disappear,0.6,2014-04-19,Tomorrow We Disappear,5.0,1 +13937,[],260866,en,Kami,0.6,2014-03-18,Kami,5.0,1 +13938,[99],259386,en,Font Men,0.6,2014-03-09,Font Men,5.0,1 +13939,"[28, 80]",259060,en,Random Stop,0.6,2014-03-12,Random Stop,5.0,1 +13940,[],258076,en,Rocky and Bullwinkle,0.6,2014-10-14,Rocky and Bullwinkle,5.0,1 +13941,[],257106,en,Uneasy Lies the Mind,0.6,2014-03-14,Uneasy Lies the Mind,5.0,1 +13942,[99],256464,en,Beauty Factory,0.6,2014-02-20,Beauty Factory,5.0,1 +13943,[99],255370,en,Yakona,0.6,2014-03-11,Yakona,5.0,1 +13944,[],254922,en,Falcon Song,0.6,2014-03-31,Falcon Song,5.0,1 +13945,[99],230311,en,Hanna Ranch,0.6,2014-05-16,Hanna Ranch,5.0,1 +13946,"[18, 99]",213373,pt,E Agora? Lembra-me,0.6,2014-08-08,What Now? Remind Me,5.0,2 +13947,[99],211081,en,Dangerous Acts Starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus,0.6,2014-01-01,Dangerous Acts Starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus,5.0,1 +13948,"[27, 35]",189711,en,Love in the Time of Monsters,0.6,2014-03-08,Love in the Time of Monsters,5.0,2 +13949,[99],187061,en,Die Zeit vergeht wie ein brüllender Löwe,0.6,2014-04-15,Time Goes by Like a Roaring Lion,5.0,2 +13950,[],178022,en,Finding the Funk,0.6,2014-01-31,Finding the Funk,5.0,1 +13951,"[10402, 99]",173168,en,We Always Lie to Strangers,0.6,2013-04-04,We Always Lie to Strangers,5.0,1 +13952,[99],163927,en,Papirosen,0.6,2014-01-24,Papirosen,5.0,1 +13953,"[35, 10749]",159652,en,Hank and Asha,0.6,2014-04-11,Hank and Asha,5.0,3 +13954,[35],298751,en,Growing Up and Other Lies,0.6,2014-04-26,Growing Up and Other Lies,4.9,5 +13955,"[99, 18]",258754,en,Breastmilk,0.6,2014-05-07,Breastmilk,4.8,3 +13956,"[9648, 53]",294800,en,Default,0.6,2014-10-17,Default,4.8,2 +13957,[35],272105,en,Jackie Kashian: This Will Make An Excellent Horcrux,0.6,2014-04-01,Jackie Kashian: This Will Make An Excellent Horcrux,4.8,2 +13958,"[16, 12, 10751]",253870,en,Mumfie's Quest The Movie,0.6,2014-01-01,Mumfie's Quest The Movie,4.8,2 +13959,"[18, 10770]",258673,en,The Trip to Bountiful,0.6,2014-03-08,The Trip to Bountiful,4.7,5 +13960,[99],321140,en,Peter de Rome: Grandfather of Gay Porn,0.6,2014-09-13,Peter de Rome: Grandfather of Gay Porn,4.7,3 +13961,"[10751, 16]",292481,en,Henry & Me,0.6,2014-08-18,Henry & Me,4.7,3 +13962,"[12, 10751, 16, 10749]",255528,en,Blank: A Vinylmation Love Story,0.6,2014-02-14,Blank: A Vinylmation Love Story,4.7,3 +13963,"[12, 35]",347841,en,Gone Doggy Gone,0.6,2014-04-04,Gone Doggy Gone,4.6,4 +13964,[27],361470,en,Apparition of Evil,0.6,2014-10-07,Apparition of Evil,4.6,5 +13965,[],403436,en,Evil Mexican Child,0.6,2014-12-07,Evil Mexican Child,4.5,2 +13966,"[28, 18, 10752]",388660,en,The War I Knew,0.6,2014-04-05,The War I Knew,4.5,2 +13967,"[18, 28]",385034,en,Downshift,0.6,2014-08-06,Downshift,4.5,2 +13968,"[35, 27]",379102,en,Mineral,0.6,2014-10-11,Mineral,4.5,4 +13969,[],359888,en,Not Another Zombie Movie....About the Living Dead,0.6,2014-10-31,Not Another Zombie Movie....About the Living Dead,4.5,2 +13970,"[878, 27, 10749]",338713,en,Worm,0.6,2014-08-12,Worm,4.5,2 +13971,"[10749, 35]",322907,en,Squared,0.6,2014-09-20,Squared,4.5,2 +13972,"[28, 27, 35]",311156,en,All Hell Breaks Loose,0.6,2014-12-07,All Hell Breaks Loose,4.5,2 +13973,[],305794,en,Blue Tide,0.6,2014-05-11,Blue Tide,4.5,1 +13974,[99],302226,en,The Unrideables 2,0.6,2014-11-28,The Unrideables 2,4.5,1 +13975,"[27, 18]",284754,en,Lyle,0.6,2014-07-28,Lyle,4.5,2 +13976,"[28, 27, 35]",265252,en,Time to Kill,0.6,2014-03-21,Time to Kill,4.5,2 +13977,[99],261861,en,Fishtail,0.6,2014-04-17,Fishtail,4.5,2 +13978,[35],255688,en,Jenny McCarthy's Dirty Sexy Funny,0.6,2014-02-14,Jenny McCarthy's Dirty Sexy Funny,4.5,3 +13979,"[53, 28, 27]",296371,en,Jake's Road,0.6,2014-09-23,Jake's Road,4.4,4 +13980,"[27, 53]",252190,en,American Weapon,0.6,2014-03-01,American Weapon,4.4,8 +13981,[],430618,en,Christmas Grace,0.6,2014-10-07,Christmas Grace,4.3,3 +13982,[27],302904,en,Red Kingdom Rising,0.6,2014-04-28,Red Kingdom Rising,4.3,3 +13983,[99],363125,en,Bats of the Round Table,0.6,2014-12-04,Bats of the Round Table,4.3,2 +13984,"[35, 14]",287281,en,The Gamers: Natural One,0.6,2014-08-14,The Gamers: Natural One,4.3,2 +13985,[99],259388,ru,Линар,0.6,2014-02-27,Linar,4.3,2 +13986,[99],595645,en,Godzilla: Force of Nature,0.6,2014-09-16,Godzilla: Force of Nature,4.0,1 +13987,"[27, 18, 53]",551220,en,Fairfield,0.6,2014-11-02,Fairfield,4.0,1 +13988,[27],514791,en,Shhhh,0.6,2015-01-28,Shhhh,4.0,2 +13989,[99],492473,fr,"Tsunamis, du mythe à la réalité",0.6,2014-01-01,"Tsunamis, du mythe à la réalité",4.0,1 +13990,"[35, 27, 878]",465177,en,Meltdown,0.6,2014-08-16,Meltdown,4.0,1 +13991,"[53, 27, 18]",459999,en,The Hellion,0.6,2014-10-30,The Hellion,4.0,1 +13992,"[18, 35]",404040,en,"June, Adrift",0.6,2014-06-28,"June, Adrift",4.0,1 +13993,[],380251,en,Chikara You Only Live Twice,0.6,2014-05-25,Chikara You Only Live Twice,4.0,1 +13994,[35],366896,en,Post it,0.6,2014-04-25,Post it,4.0,3 +13995,[16],366724,en,My Dad,0.6,2014-01-01,My Dad,4.0,1 +13996,"[80, 18]",345353,en,Young Americans,0.6,2014-03-22,Young Americans,4.0,2 +13997,[18],337084,en,The Big Fat Stone,0.6,2014-01-01,The Big Fat Stone,4.0,1 +13998,[],330437,en,Creepers,0.6,2014-10-01,Creepers,4.0,1 +13999,[],330184,en,Where's The Love?,0.6,2014-05-03,Where's The Love?,4.0,1 +14000,[],329412,en,The House Behind the Wall,0.6,2014-12-30,The House Behind the Wall,4.0,1 +14001,[99],327661,en,Bleaching Black Culture,0.6,2014-09-30,Bleaching Black Culture,4.0,1 +14002,"[27, 878]",327096,en,Shock Attack,0.6,2014-03-07,Shock Attack,4.0,2 +14003,"[27, 878]",326663,en,Bar Talk,0.6,2013-02-21,Bar Talk,4.0,1 +14004,[],325121,en,Rest Days,0.6,2014-01-01,Rest Days,4.0,1 +14005,[],316626,en,4 Nights in the Hamptons,0.6,2014-09-20,4 Nights in the Hamptons,4.0,2 +14006,[27],312859,en,Bachelors Grove,0.6,2014-07-04,Bachelors Grove,4.0,1 +14007,[],310791,en,My Uncle is the Green River Killer,0.6,2014-12-03,My Uncle is the Green River Killer,4.0,1 +14008,"[35, 27]",309793,en,Get Dead,0.6,2014-12-05,Get Dead,4.0,1 +14009,"[10749, 10751, 18]",309039,ru,Дневник мамы первоклассника,0.6,2014-12-02,A Diary of a First-grader Mom,4.0,1 +14010,[99],306379,en,How To Clone A Woolly Mammoth,0.6,2014-11-29,How To Clone A Woolly Mammoth,4.0,1 +14011,[],304888,en,Monster of Golden Gate,0.6,2014-05-17,Monster of Golden Gate,4.0,1 +14012,"[14, 18]",302626,pt,The War Within,0.6,2014-03-14,The War Within,4.0,2 +14013,"[12, 35]",302462,ru,День дурака,0.6,2014-12-25,Fool's Day,4.0,2 +14014,[],299548,en,Knightmare,0.6,2014-11-18,Knightmare,4.0,1 +14015,[],296265,en,First Kiss,0.6,2014-03-10,First Kiss,4.0,2 +14016,[99],295134,en,God the Father,0.6,2014-10-31,God the Father,4.0,1 +14017,[],294835,en,Semper Fight,0.6,2014-07-04,Semper Fight,4.0,1 +14018,"[9648, 18, 80, 53]",293562,en,The Insomniac,0.6,2013-12-27,The Insomniac,4.0,1 +14019,[10402],293422,en,Thick As a Brick Live in Iceland,0.6,2014-08-25,Thick As a Brick Live in Iceland,4.0,2 +14020,[99],288792,en,¿Es El Chapo?,0.6,2014-08-29,Is This El Chapo?,4.0,2 +14021,[10402],287479,en,All My Friends - Celebrating the Songs & Voice of Gregg Allman,0.6,2014-05-06,All My Friends - Celebrating the Songs & Voice of Gregg Allman,4.0,2 +14022,[10402],285621,en,Spacehog: Summerland 2014,0.6,2014-06-26,Spacehog: Summerland 2014,4.0,2 +14023,"[35, 16, 12]",280890,en,Wings: Sky Force Heroes,0.6,2014-07-08,Wings: Sky Force Heroes,4.0,2 +14024,"[27, 53]",279153,en,The Caretakers,0.6,2014-06-28,The Caretakers,4.0,1 +14025,[],275472,en,Candid,0.6,2014-05-20,Candid,4.0,2 +14026,[27],274107,en,PMS Cop,0.6,2014-02-21,PMS Cop,4.0,3 +14027,[],270801,en,Four Seasons,0.6,2014-01-01,Four Seasons,4.0,1 +14028,[],270662,en,Sheriff of Contention,0.6,2014-04-08,Sheriff of Contention,4.0,1 +14029,[99],267167,en,Ceasefire Massacre,0.6,2014-04-29,Ceasefire Massacre,4.0,1 +14030,[99],253327,en,Johnny Winter: Down & Dirty,0.6,2014-03-12,Johnny Winter: Down & Dirty,4.0,1 +14031,[53],242462,en,The Activist,0.6,2014-03-07,The Activist,4.0,2 +14032,"[35, 10749, 53]",213200,en,I Put a Hit on You,0.6,2014-01-18,I Put a Hit on You,4.0,3 +14033,"[53, 27, 9648]",182166,pt,Matadouro,0.6,2014-10-31,Slaughterhouse,4.0,2 +14034,"[99, 14, 27]",257323,en,The Lock In,0.6,2014-01-09,The Lock In,3.8,3 +14035,[35],305141,en,"Oliver, Stoned.",0.6,2014-03-20,"Oliver, Stoned.",3.8,7 +14036,"[10751, 28]",316822,en,The Martial Arts Kid,0.6,2014-01-01,The Martial Arts Kid,3.8,2 +14037,[10402],308903,it,Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds - Farm Aid Live,0.6,2014-09-13,Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds - Farm Aid Live,3.8,2 +14038,"[28, 53, 27]",176990,de,Sorority Party Massacre,0.6,2012-12-01,Sorority Party Massacre,3.8,16 +14039,[53],153329,en,In The House of Flies,0.6,2014-05-19,In The House of Flies,3.8,4 +14040,"[28, 27]",302584,en,Thr33 Days Dead,0.6,2014-11-11,Thr33 Days Dead,3.7,5 +14041,[],300613,en,The Offering,0.6,2014-11-03,The Offering,3.7,3 +14042,[],293800,en,Deadly Lessons,0.6,2006-03-24,Deadly Lessons,3.6,4 +14043,[53],329271,en,Breakaway,0.6,2014-10-20,Breakaway,3.5,1 +14044,[],299922,en,Hello,0.6,2014-01-01,Hello,3.5,1 +14045,"[53, 27, 28]",292110,en,Eternal Damn Nation,0.6,2014-03-19,Eternal Damn Nation,3.5,2 +14046,[16],265706,en,Action Bill,0.6,2014-04-06,Action Bill,3.5,1 +14047,[18],257974,en,Missing William,0.6,2014-03-07,Missing William,3.5,2 +14048,"[878, 28]",223758,en,Water Wars,0.6,2014-01-01,Water Wars,3.5,2 +14049,[],171409,en,Against the Grain,0.6,2014-01-14,Against the Grain,3.5,2 +14050,"[53, 878]",391439,en,The Girl,0.6,2014-11-03,The Girl,3.3,4 +14051,[],290732,en,Wonderland,0.6,2014-10-14,Wonderland,3.3,3 +14052,"[28, 80]",267580,id,Guardian,0.6,2014-05-31,Guardian,3.3,4 +14053,[],502620,en,One More Time for the Camera,0.6,2014-02-02,One More Time for the Camera,3.0,1 +14054,[10402],474692,en,Merle Haggard: In Performance,0.6,2014-02-11,Merle Haggard: In Performance,3.0,1 +14055,[35],441736,en,Untitled Document,0.6,2014-10-09,Untitled Document,3.0,1 +14056,[28],398033,en,Kung Fu Brother,0.6,2014-06-18,Kung Fu Brother,3.0,1 +14057,"[9648, 28, 27]",384912,en,Slit Mouth Woman in LA,0.6,2014-11-12,Slit Mouth Woman in LA,3.0,2 +14058,[],382275,en,Dinner,0.6,2014-10-27,Dinner,3.0,2 +14059,"[27, 53]",381820,en,Cut Her Out,0.6,2014-09-27,Cut Her Out,3.0,1 +14060,[27],378310,en,Tales of Poe,0.6,2014-01-01,Tales of Poe,3.0,2 +14061,"[53, 27]",377165,en,Expressway to Your Skull,0.6,2014-07-27,Expressway to Your Skull,3.0,1 +14062,[27],343474,en,Dreadtime Stories,0.6,2014-11-15,Dreadtime Stories,3.0,2 +14063,"[14, 9648, 27]",332940,en,Tales of the Supernatural,0.6,2014-10-17,Tales of the Supernatural,3.0,1 +14064,[],327066,en,The Gays,0.6,2014-02-25,The Gays,3.0,1 +14065,[],325157,en,Haunters,0.6,2014-11-15,Haunters,3.0,1 +14066,"[27, 35]",320412,en,Camp Massacre,0.6,2014-04-12,Camp Massacre,3.0,2 +14067,"[18, 27, 53]",316010,en,The Other Side,0.6,2014-10-25,The Other Side,3.0,2 +14068,"[10751, 28, 35]",315121,en,Now Hiring,0.6,2014-03-15,Now Hiring,3.0,1 +14069,[],314859,en,By God's Grace,0.6,2014-11-02,By God's Grace,3.0,2 +14070,"[878, 53]",313948,en,The Shift,0.6,2014-09-22,The Shift,3.0,2 +14071,[],312155,en,Merely Players,0.6,2014-12-16,Merely Players,3.0,1 +14072,[],308642,en,Field Freak,0.6,2014-12-31,Field Freak,3.0,4 +14073,"[53, 27]",308269,en,"Gore, Quebec",0.6,2014-10-14,"Gore, Quebec",3.0,2 +14074,"[18, 9648]",302132,en,Out to Kill,0.6,2014-07-01,Out to Kill,3.0,4 +14075,[],287781,en,24 Hours,0.6,2014-07-25,24 Hours,3.0,1 +14076,[27],277599,en,The Legend of Six Fingers,0.6,2014-06-24,The Legend of Six Fingers,3.0,2 +14077,[],277500,en,Chilling Visions: 5 States of Fear,0.6,2014-07-11,Chilling Visions: 5 States of Fear,3.0,2 +14078,[27],274257,en,The First Wave,0.6,2014-01-10,The First Wave,3.0,1 +14079,[10749],273058,en,Could This Be Love?,0.6,2014-05-27,Could This Be Love?,3.0,2 +14080,[],252723,en,Mercy Rule,0.6,2014-01-26,Mercy Rule,2.8,3 +14081,"[35, 18, 10749]",257627,en,NSFW: Not Safe for Work,0.6,2014-03-24,NSFW: Not Safe for Work,2.8,5 +14082,[],316373,en,Super Sleuths,0.6,2014-12-04,Super Sleuths,2.8,2 +14083,[27],442292,en,Watch Me Die,0.6,2014-06-17,Watch Me Die,2.7,3 +14084,[],335900,en,Paranormal Retreat,0.6,2014-07-10,Paranormal Retreat,2.7,3 +14085,"[35, 27]",307112,en,Beaster Day: Here Comes Peter Cottonhell,0.6,2014-04-01,Beaster Day: Here Comes Peter Cottonhell,2.6,5 +14086,[],403153,en,Breaking In,0.6,2014-01-01,Breaking In,2.5,2 +14087,[35],365539,en,Cinema Purgatorio,0.6,2014-06-01,Cinema Purgatorio,2.5,1 +14088,"[35, 27, 878]",354039,en,Alien Hunger,0.6,2014-08-11,Alien Hunger,2.5,2 +14089,"[80, 9648, 53]",337048,en,The Window,0.6,2014-06-09,The Window,2.5,2 +14090,[],328569,en,Bury,0.6,2014-01-01,Bury,2.5,2 +14091,[],302735,en,The Warp,0.6,2014-01-01,The Warp,2.5,2 +14092,[99],302161,en,A Field Full of Secrets,0.6,2014-12-02,A Field Full of Secrets,2.5,2 +14093,[],294263,en,Bongo: Killer Clown,0.6,2014-07-01,Bongo: Killer Clown,2.5,2 +14094,[],294205,en,Arkham Sanitarium: Soul Eater,0.6,2014-02-07,Arkham Sanitarium: Soul Eater,2.5,2 +14095,[53],293156,en,Runaway,0.6,2014-09-28,Runaway,2.5,2 +14096,[],291370,en,Killervision,0.6,2014-07-01,Killervision,2.5,2 +14097,[99],294234,en,Boobs,0.6,2014-10-14,Boobs,2.3,2 +14098,"[18, 80]",303180,en,As Night Comes,0.6,2014-11-14,As Night Comes,2.1,5 +14099,[10751],482475,en,The Making of Frozen,0.6,2014-03-18,The Making of Frozen,2.0,1 +14100,"[28, 80, 18, 9648, 53]",478957,en,Permanent,0.6,2014-07-12,Permanent,2.0,1 +14101,"[53, 18, 878]",380020,en,Stranglehold,0.6,2014-05-01,Stranglehold,2.0,1 +14102,[],362322,en,A Reason,0.6,2014-06-01,A Reason,2.0,1 +14103,"[18, 35]",360786,en,White Dwarf,0.6,2014-01-01,White Dwarf,2.0,1 +14104,"[10402, 35, 27]",354032,en,The Bloody Indulgent,0.6,2014-08-11,The Bloody Indulgent,2.0,1 +14105,"[35, 27]",345883,en,Bikini Swamp Girl Massacre,0.6,2014-04-29,Bikini Swamp Girl Massacre,2.0,3 +14106,[53],326928,en,Dark Disciple,0.6,2014-10-17,Dark Disciple,2.0,1 +14107,[],326335,en,Alongside Night,0.6,2014-01-01,Alongside Night,2.0,1 +14108,[],323528,en,Der Ritter,0.6,2014-01-01,Der Ritter,2.0,1 +14109,"[878, 14]",316001,en,The Record Keeper,0.6,2014-09-26,The Record Keeper,2.0,1 +14110,[10751],314776,en,Bandit and the Saints of Dogwood,0.6,2014-07-09,Bandit and the Saints of Dogwood,2.0,1 +14111,"[10402, 35, 18]",314430,en,Wasteland,0.6,2014-05-23,Wasteland,2.0,1 +14112,[],309883,en,Pretty Rosebud,0.6,2014-01-01,Pretty Rosebud,2.0,2 +14113,[99],306456,en,Eaten Alive,0.6,2014-12-07,Eaten Alive,2.0,1 +14114,[18],305781,en,Blessid,0.6,2014-11-24,Blessid,2.0,1 +14115,"[35, 10402]",298775,en,College Musical,0.6,2014-09-03,College Musical,2.0,1 +14116,[27],298186,en,Cynthia,0.6,2014-07-09,Cynthia,2.0,1 +14117,[],297454,en,The Dead and the Damned 2,0.6,2014-10-14,The Dead and the Damned 2,2.0,1 +14118,[],297100,en,The Little Ponderosa Zoo,0.6,2014-09-11,The Little Ponderosa Zoo,2.0,1 +14119,[27],291374,en,Sledge,0.6,2014-09-02,Sledge,2.0,1 +14120,"[53, 27]",291336,en,Honeyspider,0.6,2014-10-18,Honeyspider,2.0,1 +14121,"[35, 27, 878]",290696,en,Dysmorphia,0.6,2014-08-26,Dysmorphia,2.0,2 +14122,[27],278682,en,The Addicted,0.6,2014-01-01,The Addicted,2.0,2 +14123,[99],274758,en,Give Me Shelter,0.6,2014-06-24,Give Me Shelter,2.0,1 +14124,[35],274712,en,Sinbad: Make Me Wanna Holla,0.6,2014-04-01,Sinbad: Make Me Wanna Holla,2.0,1 +14125,"[12, 10751, 9648]",273915,en,Ace Wonder,0.6,2014-05-13,Ace Wonder,2.0,1 +14126,[],271175,en,Masterchef,0.6,2014-01-21,Masterchef,2.0,1 +14127,[35],259915,en,4Play,0.6,2014-02-11,4Play,2.0,1 +14128,[],171287,en,Night of the Dolls,0.6,2014-06-13,Night of the Dolls,2.0,1 +14129,[99],329227,pt,Mi Amigo Hugo,0.6,2014-03-05,Mi Amigo Hugo,1.7,3 +14130,"[28, 12, 878]",499273,en,2101,0.6,2014-02-23,2101,1.5,5 +14131,"[27, 35]",317232,en,Pizza Girl Massacre,0.6,2014-10-27,Pizza Girl Massacre,1.5,2 +14132,[],309605,en,Straight Men and the Men Who Love Them 3,0.6,2014-02-25,Straight Men and the Men Who Love Them 3,1.5,2 +14133,[99],306434,en,A Night at the Movies: George Lucas & The World of Fantasy Cinema,0.6,2014-11-25,A Night at the Movies: George Lucas & The World of Fantasy Cinema,1.3,2 +14134,[],395869,en,The Documentary of Ozbo,0.6,2014-12-13,The Documentary of Ozbo,1.0,1 +14135,[],381794,en,Christmas Wedding Baby,0.6,2014-12-08,Christmas Wedding Baby,1.0,1 +14136,[99],378243,en,Hoodslam: The Accidental Phenomenon,0.6,2014-11-20,Hoodslam: The Accidental Phenomenon,1.0,1 +14137,"[28, 53]",363471,en,Asphalt Angels,0.6,2014-07-10,Asphalt Angels,1.0,1 +14138,[],362605,en,Broken,0.6,2014-02-01,Broken,1.0,1 +14139,"[878, 35, 27]",351803,en,Revenge of the Spacemen,0.6,2014-10-04,Revenge of the Spacemen,1.0,1 +14140,[],335736,en,The Mothman Curse,0.6,2014-01-01,The Mothman Curse,1.0,1 +14141,[],333862,en,Bee Sting,0.6,2014-10-10,Bee Sting,1.0,1 +14142,[],332754,en,Spyfall,0.6,2014-08-27,Spyfall,1.0,1 +14143,[],328723,en,Let There Be Zombies,0.6,2014-05-25,Let There Be Zombies,1.0,1 +14144,[],323485,en,New Blood Rising,0.6,2014-02-18,New Blood Rising,1.0,3 +14145,"[27, 18, 14]",316005,en,Gilgamesh,0.6,2014-11-20,Gilgamesh,1.0,1 +14146,[],302177,en,Persecuted,0.6,2014-08-23,Persecuted,1.0,1 +14147,[],299100,en,The Sickness of Lucius Frost,0.6,2014-10-26,The Sickness of Lucius Frost,1.0,1 +14148,[],296796,en,Hi-8 (Horror Independent 8),0.6,2014-12-16,Hi-8 (Horror Independent 8),1.0,1 +14149,[35],295532,en,Ralphie May: Filthy Animal Tour,0.6,2014-08-19,Ralphie May: Filthy Animal Tour,1.0,1 +14150,[99],291856,en,UnFair: Exposing the IRS,0.6,2014-10-14,UnFair: Exposing the IRS,1.0,1 +14151,"[36, 99]",290796,en,We the People,0.6,2014-01-06,We the People,1.0,1 +14152,[],287784,en,A Dark Place Inside,0.6,2014-02-28,A Dark Place Inside,1.0,2 +14153,[27],287527,en,Witches Blood,0.6,2014-04-26,Witches Blood,1.0,1 +14154,[],285497,en,Raw Cut,0.6,2014-08-01,Raw Cut,1.0,1 +14155,"[35, 27]",279551,en,Haunted Trailer,0.6,2014-07-22,Haunted Trailer,1.0,1 +14156,"[35, 27]",278513,en,Bloodmarsh Krackoon,0.6,2014-05-20,Bloodmarsh Krackoon,1.0,1 +14157,[99],275246,ru,Ленинленд,0.6,2014-05-19,Leninland,1.0,1 +14158,"[18, 80, 53]",257768,en,Soldier Girl,0.6,2014-10-02,Soldier Girl,1.0,1 +14159,"[10770, 99]",355826,en,I Was Bitten: The Walker County Incident,0.6,2014-05-22,I Was Bitten: The Walker County Incident,0.5,1 +14160,"[878, 12, 18]",316004,en,Air,0.6,2014-06-05,Air,0.5,1 +14161,[36],306497,en,Let the Lion Roar,0.6,2014-09-19,Let the Lion Roar,0.5,1 +14162,[27],285104,en,Path of Terror,0.6,2014-11-14,Path of Terror,0.5,2 +14163,[99],282084,en,There's No Place Like Utopia,0.6,2014-07-18,There's No Place Like Utopia,0.5,1 +14164,[99],276820,en,Maker,0.6,2014-06-24,Maker,0.5,2 +14165,[18],257140,en,Menthol,0.6,2014-04-20,Menthol,0.5,2 +14166,"[80, 18]",232857,en,Good Kids,0.6,2014-01-15,Good Kids,0.5,2 +14167,"[99, 10402]",221918,en,Butch Walker: Out of Focus,0.6,2014-08-05,Butch Walker: Out of Focus,0.0,1 +14168,[],167531,en,Summer Snow,0.6,2014-07-25,Summer Snow,0.0,1 +14169,"[28, 12, 878]",99861,en,Avengers: Age of Ultron,44.383,2015-05-01,Avengers: Age of Ultron,7.3,13457 +14170,"[12, 10751, 16, 28, 35]",177572,en,Big Hero 6,36.92,2014-11-07,Big Hero 6,7.8,10176 +14171,"[878, 28, 12]",102899,en,Ant-Man,32.715,2015-07-17,Ant-Man,7.1,11949 +14172,"[28, 12, 878, 14]",140607,en,Star Wars: The Force Awakens,32.281,2015-12-18,Star Wars: The Force Awakens,7.4,12641 +14173,"[16, 10751, 14]",129,ja,千と千尋の神隠し,32.043,2002-09-20,Spirited Away,8.5,7424 +14174,"[878, 28, 53, 12]",87101,en,Terminator Genisys,31.11,2015-07-01,Terminator Genisys,5.9,5309 +14175,"[28, 12, 80]",206647,en,Spectre,30.318,2015-11-06,Spectre,6.4,6719 +14176,"[10749, 14, 10751, 18]",150689,en,Cinderella,29.056,2015-03-13,Cinderella,6.7,4517 +14177,"[28, 12, 878]",76341,en,Mad Max: Fury Road,28.099,2015-05-15,Mad Max: Fury Road,7.4,14454 +14178,"[53, 28]",260346,en,Taken 3,27.679,2015-01-09,Taken 3,6.1,3406 +14179,"[28, 18, 53]",254128,en,San Andreas,27.414,2015-05-29,San Andreas,6.1,5125 +14180,"[80, 53]",181283,en,Child 44,26.386,2015-04-17,Child 44,6.2,903 +14181,"[80, 35, 28, 12]",207703,en,Kingsman: The Secret Service,26.103,2015-02-13,Kingsman: The Secret Service,7.6,10287 +14182,"[28, 12, 878, 53]",262500,en,Insurgent,25.456,2015-03-20,Insurgent,6.3,6771 +14183,"[28, 18]",307081,en,Southpaw,25.305,2015-07-24,Southpaw,7.4,3424 +14184,"[18, 35, 16, 10751]",150540,en,Inside Out,24.797,2015-06-19,Inside Out,8.0,12691 +14185,"[80, 28, 878]",198184,en,Chappie,24.52,2015-03-06,Chappie,6.7,4995 +14186,"[878, 14, 28, 12]",76757,en,Jupiter Ascending,24.058,2015-02-27,Jupiter Ascending,5.3,4401 +14187,"[28, 35, 878]",257344,en,Pixels,23.029,2015-07-24,Pixels,5.6,4423 +14188,"[18, 12, 878]",286217,en,The Martian,22.856,2015-10-02,The Martian,7.7,12172 +14189,"[12, 14]",68737,en,Seventh Son,22.856,2015-02-06,Seventh Son,5.3,1549 +14190,"[53, 80, 28]",265208,en,Wild Card,22.504,2015-01-30,Wild Card,5.5,930 +14191,"[18, 10749, 53]",216015,en,Fifty Shades of Grey,21.229,2015-02-13,Fifty Shades of Grey,5.4,6451 +14192,"[28, 80, 53]",334074,en,Survivor,21.021,2015-05-29,Survivor,5.5,581 +14193,"[28, 12, 878, 53]",135397,en,Jurassic World,20.709,2015-06-12,Jurassic World,6.6,14056 +14194,"[80, 18, 9648, 37]",273248,en,The Hateful Eight,20.681,2015-12-25,The Hateful Eight,7.7,8065 +14195,"[28, 80, 53]",273481,en,Sicario,20.468,2015-09-18,Sicario,7.3,4475 +14196,"[28, 80, 53]",168259,en,Furious 7,20.396,2015-04-03,Furious 7,7.3,6538 +14197,[28],177677,en,Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation,20.177,2015-07-31,Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation,7.1,5242 +14198,"[12, 10751, 9648, 878]",158852,en,Tomorrowland,20.136,2015-05-22,Tomorrowland,6.2,4610 +14199,"[18, 53]",264644,en,Room,20.0,2015-10-16,Room,8.1,5494 +14200,"[12, 18]",253412,en,Everest,19.9,2015-09-18,Everest,6.7,2874 +14201,"[18, 27, 53]",280092,en,Insidious: Chapter 3,19.859,2015-06-05,Insidious: Chapter 3,6.2,1886 +14202,"[28, 12, 878]",131634,en,The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2,19.487,2015-11-18,The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2,6.8,7609 +14203,"[37, 18, 12]",281957,en,The Revenant,19.41,2015-12-25,The Revenant,7.4,11064 +14204,"[878, 9648, 53]",238615,en,Self/less,19.131,2015-07-10,Self/less,6.3,1815 +14205,"[28, 53]",192141,en,No Escape,19.005,2015-08-26,No Escape,6.8,1296 +14206,"[12, 27, 35]",257445,en,Goosebumps,18.957,2015-10-16,Goosebumps,6.2,2147 +14207,"[35, 28, 12]",203801,en,The Man from U.N.C.L.E.,18.956,2015-08-14,The Man from U.N.C.L.E.,7.1,3525 +14208,"[18, 878]",264660,en,Ex Machina,18.485,2015-04-10,Ex Machina,7.6,8026 +14209,"[10752, 28]",190859,en,American Sniper,18.473,2014-12-25,American Sniper,7.4,7658 +14210,"[35, 10402]",254470,en,Pitch Perfect 2,18.469,2015-05-15,Pitch Perfect 2,6.8,3599 +14211,"[35, 10749]",271718,en,Trainwreck,18.423,2015-07-17,Trainwreck,5.8,1731 +14212,"[27, 53]",270303,en,It Follows,18.419,2015-03-27,It Follows,6.5,3485 +14213,"[18, 53]",263472,en,Knock Knock,17.867,2015-10-09,Knock Knock,5.0,1490 +14214,[35],214756,en,Ted 2,17.684,2015-06-26,Ted 2,6.1,4227 +14215,"[12, 16, 10751]",105864,en,The Good Dinosaur,17.675,2015-11-25,The Good Dinosaur,6.7,3135 +14216,"[28, 18, 53]",241554,en,Run All Night,17.592,2015-03-13,Run All Night,6.4,1684 +14217,"[27, 53]",243688,en,Poltergeist,17.343,2015-05-22,Poltergeist,5.1,1438 +14218,"[28, 878, 53]",294254,en,Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials,17.31,2015-09-18,Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials,6.6,6365 +14219,"[28, 12, 16, 14]",303857,ja,ドラゴンボールZ 復活の「F」,16.858,2015-08-04,Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F',6.7,680 +14220,"[80, 53, 28]",201088,en,Blackhat,16.824,2015-01-16,Blackhat,5.3,1165 +14221,"[14, 28, 12, 878]",274854,en,The Last Witch Hunter,16.685,2015-10-23,The Last Witch Hunter,5.8,2193 +14222,"[18, 36, 10752]",387,de,Das Boot,16.554,1982-02-10,Das Boot,8.1,981 +14223,"[16, 35, 10751, 14]",159824,en,Hotel Transylvania 2,16.553,2015-09-25,Hotel Transylvania 2,6.7,3184 +14224,"[28, 12, 878]",166424,en,Fantastic Four,16.36,2015-08-07,Fantastic Four,4.4,3837 +14225,[18],312221,en,Creed,16.356,2015-11-25,Creed,7.3,4010 +14226,"[18, 53, 36]",314365,en,Spotlight,16.354,2015-11-06,Spotlight,7.8,4935 +14227,[53],72784,en,The Loft,15.995,2015-01-30,The Loft,6.4,755 +14228,"[878, 28, 27, 53, 12, 14]",36648,en,Blade: Trinity,15.99,2004-12-08,Blade: Trinity,5.7,2058 +14229,"[28, 35, 10751]",256961,en,Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2,15.941,2015-04-17,Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2,5.0,900 +14230,[35],252838,en,The Wedding Ringer,15.876,2015-01-16,The Wedding Ringer,6.5,961 +14231,"[53, 35, 18, 10749, 878]",254320,en,The Lobster,15.64,2016-05-13,The Lobster,6.9,2895 +14232,"[18, 9648]",280996,en,Mr. Holmes,15.14,2015-07-17,Mr. Holmes,6.5,1101 +14233,"[18, 10749]",311291,en,45 Years,15.068,2015-12-23,45 Years,6.5,428 +14234,[27],94365,en,The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence),15.02,2015-05-22,The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence),3.7,317 +14235,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",258509,en,Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip,14.973,2015-12-18,Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip,5.8,852 +14236,"[16, 35, 12, 10751]",170522,fr,Astérix: Le domaine des dieux,14.943,2015-01-02,Asterix: The Mansions of the Gods,6.8,704 +14237,[35],274167,en,Daddy's Home,14.847,2015-12-25,Daddy's Home,6.1,1688 +14238,"[10770, 12, 28, 35, 10751]",277217,en,Descendants,14.749,2015-07-31,Descendants,6.8,1090 +14239,"[18, 80]",261023,en,Black Mass,14.646,2015-09-18,Black Mass,6.4,2020 +14240,"[53, 878, 28, 12]",307663,en,Vice,14.641,2015-01-16,Vice,4.3,312 +14241,[35],257211,en,The Intern,14.377,2015-09-25,The Intern,7.1,3373 +14242,"[35, 10749]",277547,en,Playing It Cool,14.344,2015-02-13,Playing It Cool,5.9,426 +14243,"[53, 18, 12, 28, 36]",205775,en,In the Heart of the Sea,14.33,2015-12-11,In the Heart of the Sea,6.6,2137 +14244,"[35, 18]",318846,en,The Big Short,14.327,2015-12-11,The Big Short,7.3,4657 +14245,[18],157851,en,Maps to the Stars,14.312,2015-02-27,Maps to the Stars,6.0,604 +14246,"[35, 10749, 80, 18, 9648]",171274,en,Inherent Vice,14.244,2015-01-09,Inherent Vice,6.6,1359 +14247,[35],296099,en,Vacation,14.227,2015-07-29,Vacation,6.2,1934 +14248,"[28, 80, 53]",249070,en,Hitman: Agent 47,14.082,2015-08-21,Hitman: Agent 47,5.6,1764 +14249,"[28, 80, 18]",290764,en,Tracers,14.055,2015-03-20,Tracers,5.9,675 +14250,"[12, 35, 10751, 14, 16]",228165,en,The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water,13.815,2015-02-06,The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water,5.7,1165 +14251,[35],188222,en,Entourage,13.802,2015-06-03,Entourage,6.2,647 +14252,"[878, 53]",206487,en,Predestination,13.625,2015-01-09,Predestination,7.4,3332 +14253,"[35, 12, 10751]",116149,en,Paddington,13.565,2015-01-16,Paddington,7.0,1904 +14254,"[9648, 27]",310131,en,The Witch,13.493,2016-02-19,The Witch,6.6,2931 +14255,"[53, 28, 80, 9648]",287948,en,The Transporter Refueled,13.428,2015-09-04,The Transporter Refueled,5.4,836 +14256,"[27, 35]",296503,en,Dude Bro Party Massacre III,13.267,2015-06-13,Dude Bro Party Massacre III,5.9,38 +14257,"[35, 12]",210860,en,Mortdecai,13.263,2015-01-23,Mortdecai,5.4,1666 +14258,"[10749, 18]",258480,en,Carol,13.096,2015-11-20,Carol,7.4,1949 +14259,"[12, 10751, 14]",266647,en,Pan,13.054,2015-10-09,Pan,5.9,1701 +14260,"[27, 18, 9648]",287424,en,Maggie,13.0,2015-05-08,Maggie,5.3,958 +14261,"[53, 18]",296098,en,Bridge of Spies,12.836,2015-10-16,Bridge of Spies,7.2,4313 +14262,"[14, 35, 16, 878, 10751]",228161,en,Home,12.835,2015-03-27,Home,6.8,2372 +14263,[18],321741,en,Concussion,12.809,2015-12-25,Concussion,7.1,1435 +14264,"[18, 35]",295964,en,Burnt,12.761,2015-10-23,Burnt,6.4,1841 +14265,[28],289720,en,Outcast,12.581,2015-02-27,Outcast,4.7,223 +14266,"[28, 14, 12]",297291,en,The Scorpion King: Quest for Power,12.569,2015-01-21,The Scorpion King: Quest for Power,4.6,86 +14267,"[10751, 16, 35, 12]",263109,en,Shaun the Sheep Movie,12.555,2015-08-05,Shaun the Sheep Movie,6.9,713 +14268,"[28, 35, 80]",238713,en,Spy,12.54,2015-06-05,Spy,6.8,3917 +14269,"[28, 12]",308504,en,Last Knights,12.334,2015-04-03,Last Knights,6.3,531 +14270,"[80, 18, 53]",241239,en,A Most Violent Year,12.271,2014-12-31,A Most Violent Year,6.6,792 +14271,"[27, 53]",357096,en,I Spit on Your Grave III: Vengeance is Mine,12.171,2015-10-09,I Spit on Your Grave III: Vengeance is Mine,5.3,390 +14272,"[18, 53]",87492,en,Foxcatcher,12.169,2015-01-16,Foxcatcher,6.6,1407 +14273,"[878, 28, 16, 12]",297556,en,Justice League: Throne of Atlantis,12.137,2015-01-27,Justice League: Throne of Atlantis,6.7,404 +14274,[35],257091,en,Get Hard,12.129,2015-03-27,Get Hard,6.0,1469 +14275,"[53, 9648]",328425,en,The Gift,12.097,2015-08-07,The Gift,6.7,1797 +14276,"[18, 10749]",167073,en,Brooklyn,12.083,2015-11-04,Brooklyn,7.3,1912 +14277,[18],306819,en,The Danish Girl,12.082,2015-11-27,The Danish Girl,7.7,3655 +14278,"[27, 37]",294963,en,Bone Tomahawk,11.891,2015-10-23,Bone Tomahawk,6.8,905 +14279,"[28, 53]",326425,en,Extraction,11.882,2015-12-18,Extraction,4.5,175 +14280,"[12, 18, 53]",285783,en,The Walk,11.754,2015-10-02,The Walk,6.9,1906 +14281,"[18, 10402]",277216,en,Straight Outta Compton,11.731,2015-08-14,Straight Outta Compton,7.7,2048 +14282,"[12, 16, 14]",15283,ja,平成狸合戦ぽんぽこ,11.588,2005-08-16,Pom Poko,7.1,368 +14283,"[18, 9648, 10749]",286565,en,Paper Towns,11.564,2015-07-24,Paper Towns,6.0,3587 +14284,"[12, 16, 10751]",297270,en,Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast,11.487,2015-03-03,Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast,6.8,486 +14285,"[10752, 18]",256917,en,The Water Diviner,11.479,2015-04-24,The Water Diviner,6.8,682 +14286,"[16, 14]",315465,ja,バケモノの子,11.434,2016-03-04,The Boy and the Beast,8.0,659 +14287,[53],310133,en,Cop Car,11.414,2015-08-07,Cop Car,5.8,452 +14288,"[12, 35, 16, 10751]",227973,en,The Peanuts Movie,11.344,2015-11-01,The Peanuts Movie,6.6,894 +14289,[99],293310,en,Citizenfour,11.334,2014-10-24,Citizenfour,7.9,713 +14290,"[35, 27]",246741,en,What We Do in the Shadows,11.186,2015-02-13,What We Do in the Shadows,7.6,1594 +14291,"[18, 10749]",228205,en,The Longest Ride,11.168,2015-04-10,The Longest Ride,7.5,1908 +14292,"[16, 18]",242828,ja,思い出のマーニー,11.134,2015-05-22,When Marnie Was There,7.8,683 +14293,[35],253344,en,Some Kind of Beautiful,11.119,2015-08-21,Some Kind of Beautiful,5.7,331 +14294,[35],266294,en,Sisters,10.993,2015-12-18,Sisters,5.9,922 +14295,"[18, 9648, 53]",182560,en,Dark Places,10.979,2015-08-07,Dark Places,5.9,753 +14296,[53],284289,en,Beyond the Reach,10.971,2015-04-17,Beyond the Reach,5.6,198 +14297,"[28, 18, 36]",11645,ja,乱,10.885,1985-09-26,Ran,8.1,600 +14298,"[18, 10402, 10749, 35]",301351,en,We Are Your Friends,10.809,2015-08-28,We Are Your Friends,6.3,1241 +14299,"[10749, 35, 80, 18]",256591,en,Focus,10.704,2015-02-27,Focus,6.8,4173 +14300,[18],253161,en,Madame Bovary,10.702,2015-06-12,Madame Bovary,5.5,224 +14301,"[28, 12, 14]",300803,en,Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse,10.675,2015-02-24,Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse,4.8,124 +14302,"[53, 878]",220289,en,Coherence,10.613,2013-09-19,Coherence,7.3,1240 +14303,"[53, 28, 18, 10752]",252178,en,'71,10.523,2015-02-27,'71,6.8,627 +14304,"[35, 27]",273477,en,Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse,10.451,2015-10-30,Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse,6.2,915 +14305,[53],306947,en,The Invitation,10.424,2015-03-13,The Invitation,6.5,1063 +14306,"[28, 18, 80]",266396,en,The Gunman,10.388,2015-03-20,The Gunman,5.7,583 +14307,[18],300693,en,Truth,10.386,2015-10-16,Truth,6.6,265 +14308,"[18, 35]",274479,en,Joy,10.305,2015-12-25,Joy,6.5,2723 +14309,"[16, 35, 18, 10749]",291270,en,Anomalisa,10.285,2015-12-30,Anomalisa,7.1,927 +14310,"[53, 27, 18]",288158,en,The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death,10.24,2015-01-02,The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death,5.1,627 +14311,"[27, 53, 9648]",298312,en,The Visit,10.196,2015-09-11,The Visit,6.2,2634 +14312,"[80, 53]",276907,en,Legend,10.195,2015-11-20,Legend,6.8,1692 +14313,"[35, 37]",347969,en,The Ridiculous 6,10.187,2015-12-11,The Ridiculous 6,5.0,676 +14314,"[53, 27]",243940,en,The Lazarus Effect,10.157,2015-02-27,The Lazarus Effect,5.1,825 +14315,"[27, 53]",334536,en,The Blackcoat's Daughter,10.153,2017-03-31,The Blackcoat's Daughter,5.7,254 +14316,"[18, 35]",315846,ja,海街diary,10.151,2016-02-18,Our Little Sister,7.5,166 +14317,"[18, 10402]",271714,en,Love & Mercy,10.103,2015-06-05,Love & Mercy,7.2,363 +14318,[14],370964,ru,Он - дракон,10.039,2015-12-04,I Am Dragon,6.7,133 +14319,"[18, 36]",293646,en,The 33,9.993,2015-11-09,The 33,6.2,565 +14320,"[35, 14]",334298,zh,捉妖记,9.983,2015-07-26,Monster Hunt,5.8,131 +14321,"[35, 28]",261392,en,American Ultra,9.97,2015-08-21,American Ultra,6.0,1756 +14322,"[27, 80, 53]",313922,en,Green Room,9.943,2016-04-15,Green Room,6.8,1314 +14323,"[28, 18, 53]",253626,en,Good Kill,9.933,2015-05-15,Good Kill,6.0,314 +14324,[27],283445,en,Sinister 2,9.916,2015-08-21,Sinister 2,5.8,1142 +14325,"[28, 80, 9648, 16]",239529,ja,ルパン三世VS名探偵コナン THE MOVIE,9.898,2015-10-27,Lupin the Third vs. Detective Conan: The Movie,6.7,76 +14326,"[18, 14, 27, 9648, 10749, 53]",201085,en,Crimson Peak,9.897,2015-10-16,Crimson Peak,6.5,2986 +14327,[28],321494,en,The Man with the Iron Fists 2,9.87,2015-04-14,The Man with the Iron Fists 2,4.9,90 +14328,"[28, 12, 35]",248574,en,Barely Lethal,9.786,2015-04-30,Barely Lethal,5.6,591 +14329,"[12, 16, 10751]",326359,en,Frozen Fever,9.777,2015-03-13,Frozen Fever,6.8,1057 +14330,[35],11519,en,1941,9.755,1979-12-14,1941,5.7,262 +14331,"[18, 35, 10749]",222936,en,Aloha,9.685,2015-05-29,Aloha,5.3,1226 +14332,"[10749, 53, 37, 18]",223485,en,Slow West,9.669,2015-04-16,Slow West,6.7,532 +14333,"[10770, 10751, 35, 14]",325189,en,Teen Beach 2,9.607,2015-06-26,Teen Beach 2,6.4,279 +14334,"[28, 35, 80]",268920,en,Hot Pursuit,9.607,2015-05-08,Hot Pursuit,5.6,1000 +14335,"[18, 10752]",143,en,All Quiet on the Western Front,9.583,1930-04-29,All Quiet on the Western Front,7.8,299 +14336,"[28, 16, 14]",323027,en,Justice League: Gods and Monsters,9.57,2015-07-28,Justice League: Gods and Monsters,6.8,247 +14337,[99],318224,en,Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief,9.557,2015-01-25,Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief,7.8,479 +14338,"[878, 53]",227719,en,Project Almanac,9.55,2015-01-30,Project Almanac,6.5,1449 +14339,"[18, 10749, 878]",301875,en,Equals,9.536,2015-07-15,Equals,6.0,797 +14340,[18],294016,en,Trumbo,9.51,2015-10-27,Trumbo,7.2,882 +14341,"[80, 28, 35]",370665,hi,दिलवाले,9.48,2015-12-18,Dilwale,6.2,119 +14342,"[18, 53]",309242,en,Mississippi Grind,9.477,2015-08-13,Mississippi Grind,6.0,229 +14343,"[18, 878, 53]",193687,en,Z for Zachariah,9.464,2015-08-28,Z for Zachariah,5.6,471 +14344,"[28, 12, 53]",230179,en,Big Game,9.462,2015-06-26,Big Game,5.4,648 +14345,"[28, 80, 53]",257088,en,Point Break,9.435,2015-12-25,Point Break,5.6,1260 +14346,"[27, 35, 14]",287903,en,Krampus,9.417,2015-12-04,Krampus,6.0,1046 +14347,"[18, 10749]",250124,en,The Diary of a Teenage Girl,9.382,2015-08-28,The Diary of a Teenage Girl,6.7,460 +14348,"[12, 16, 28]",350499,ja,ポケモン・ザ・ムービーXY 光輪の超魔神 フーパ,9.376,2015-12-19,Pokémon the Movie: Hoopa and the Clash of Ages,6.1,87 +14349,"[53, 18]",309503,en,Zipper,9.373,2015-08-28,Zipper,5.7,85 +14350,"[12, 28, 16, 10751, 35]",381693,en,Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Scroll,9.366,2015-12-15,Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Scroll,6.9,91 +14351,"[10751, 16, 12, 35]",211672,en,Minions,9.338,2015-07-10,Minions,6.4,7343 +14352,"[878, 35, 27]",218784,en,Freaks of Nature,9.31,2015-10-30,Freaks of Nature,5.8,231 +14353,[27],354216,en,The Devil's Candy,9.291,2017-03-17,The Devil's Candy,6.3,342 +14354,"[35, 18]",328589,en,The Lady in the Van,9.269,2015-12-04,The Lady in the Van,6.3,393 +14355,"[35, 18]",310593,it,Youth,9.265,2015-12-04,Youth,6.9,1098 +14356,"[28, 18]",256040,te,Bahubali: The Beginning,9.254,2015-07-10,Bahubali: The Beginning,7.3,228 +14357,"[36, 18, 10752]",284689,en,Testament of Youth,9.251,2015-06-04,Testament of Youth,7.4,486 +14358,"[80, 18, 35]",308639,en,Dope,9.246,2015-06-19,Dope,7.2,954 +14359,"[53, 28]",292040,en,Spooks: The Greater Good,9.193,2015-12-04,Spooks: The Greater Good,5.9,308 +14360,"[28, 12, 16]",321528,en,Batman vs. Robin,9.183,2015-04-14,Batman vs. Robin,6.9,364 +14361,"[18, 27, 53]",228973,en,Backcountry,9.175,2015-03-20,Backcountry,5.8,246 +14362,"[27, 53]",299245,en,The Gallows,9.166,2015-07-10,The Gallows,4.8,591 +14363,[99],318256,en,Hot Girls Wanted,9.133,2015-05-29,Hot Girls Wanted,6.0,306 +14364,"[35, 18, 10749]",342878,fr,Un moment d'égarement,9.105,2015-09-04,One Wild Moment,5.8,624 +14365,"[27, 878, 53]",323370,en,The Diabolical,9.09,2015-03-16,The Diabolical,4.7,110 +14366,"[53, 12, 9648, 14, 27, 878]",208763,ru,Вий,9.071,2015-05-22,Forbidden Empire,5.0,100 +14367,"[18, 878, 53]",228066,en,Victor Frankenstein,9.061,2015-11-10,Victor Frankenstein,5.8,1200 +14368,"[10749, 35]",272693,en,The DUFF,9.054,2015-02-20,The DUFF,6.8,2987 +14369,"[28, 16, 10751]",342917,en,Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem,9.054,2015-08-18,Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem,5.9,62 +14370,"[27, 53]",296065,en,Last Shift,9.05,2015-10-06,Last Shift,5.8,238 +14371,"[18, 10749, 35]",330112,en,Ashby,9.024,2015-04-19,Ashby,6.1,296 +14372,[35],296100,en,The Night Before,9.014,2015-11-20,The Night Before,6.1,956 +14373,"[18, 9648]",282984,en,Irrational Man,9.0,2015-07-17,Irrational Man,6.4,1112 +14374,"[53, 27]",276488,en,Let Us Prey,9.0,2015-03-25,Let Us Prey,5.7,144 +14375,"[12, 18]",309302,zh,狼图腾,8.988,2015-09-11,Wolf Totem,6.5,213 +14376,"[12, 16, 10751]",10199,en,The Tale of Despereaux,8.978,2008-12-19,The Tale of Despereaux,5.8,464 +14377,"[28, 12, 16, 10751]",322456,en,LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League,8.965,2015-02-10,LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League,6.4,45 +14378,"[18, 35, 10749]",276844,en,The Little Death,8.95,2015-06-26,The Little Death,6.7,229 +14379,"[35, 18, 10402]",256924,en,Danny Collins,8.933,2015-03-20,Danny Collins,6.7,260 +14380,"[18, 35]",276839,en,Home Sweet Hell,8.915,2015-03-13,Home Sweet Hell,5.2,260 +14381,"[28, 12, 18]",221732,ja,るろうに剣心　伝説の最期編,8.903,2015-02-07,Rurouni Kenshin: The Legend Ends,7.6,147 +14382,"[18, 36]",321697,en,Steve Jobs,8.895,2015-10-09,Steve Jobs,6.8,2572 +14383,"[16, 10751]",286192,en,Lava,8.878,2014-10-10,Lava,7.4,630 +14384,"[14, 27]",312831,en,The Hallow,8.807,2015-11-06,The Hallow,5.3,316 +14385,"[53, 27, 18]",279690,en,He Never Died,8.794,2015-03-17,He Never Died,6.1,221 +14386,"[35, 18, 10749]",306952,en,Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List,8.794,2015-09-18,Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List,6.0,762 +14387,"[35, 27]",241843,en,Cooties,8.759,2015-09-18,Cooties,5.5,335 +14388,"[10752, 18, 53]",336050,hu,Saul fia,8.758,2015-12-18,Son of Saul,7.2,506 +14389,"[28, 35]",325358,en,Superfast!,8.74,2015-04-02,Superfast!,4.7,177 +14390,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 14]",298115,en,Dragons: Dawn Of The Dragon Racers,8.735,2014-11-11,Dragons: Dawn Of The Dragon Racers,6.9,165 +14391,"[37, 28, 53]",362046,en,4Got10,8.71,2015-09-11,4Got10,4.3,38 +14392,[99],324558,en,X-Rated: The Greatest Adult Movies of All Time,8.703,2015-02-06,X-Rated: The Greatest Adult Movies of All Time,5.8,67 +14393,"[18, 10749]",250734,en,Far from the Madding Crowd,8.683,2015-05-01,Far from the Madding Crowd,7.0,586 +14394,"[35, 18]",264999,en,Magic Mike XXL,8.681,2015-07-01,Magic Mike XXL,6.2,1110 +14395,"[35, 18]",308369,en,Me and Earl and the Dying Girl,8.677,2015-06-12,Me and Earl and the Dying Girl,7.6,1570 +14396,"[28, 53, 10770]",839,en,Duel,8.661,2003-08-12,Duel,7.4,742 +14397,"[14, 18, 10749]",293863,en,The Age of Adaline,8.559,2015-04-24,The Age of Adaline,7.4,3853 +14398,"[35, 18]",309304,en,Grandma,8.541,2015-09-18,Grandma,6.4,210 +14399,"[53, 9648]",359790,en,Blackway,8.538,2015-10-03,Blackway,5.1,182 +14400,"[28, 18, 36]",253450,zh,刺客聶隱娘,8.517,2015-10-09,The Assassin,6.4,234 +14401,[35],239573,en,Unfinished Business,8.516,2015-03-06,Unfinished Business,5.2,472 +14402,"[53, 28]",277355,en,Everly,8.512,2015-01-23,Everly,5.2,321 +14403,[35],309245,en,Mistress America,8.509,2015-08-14,Mistress America,6.5,308 +14404,"[18, 80]",271397,uk,Плем'я,8.486,2014-12-17,The Tribe,6.8,139 +14405,"[18, 27, 53]",320048,en,Ratter,8.479,2015-01-24,Ratter,5.0,207 +14406,[18],254302,en,High-Rise,8.474,2016-04-28,High-Rise,5.5,610 +14407,"[878, 28, 27]",342927,en,3-Headed Shark Attack,8.469,2015-07-20,3-Headed Shark Attack,3.6,66 +14408,[18],286521,en,5 Flights Up,8.407,2015-05-08,5 Flights Up,5.9,147 +14409,"[28, 53]",346808,en,Momentum,8.403,2015-08-01,Momentum,5.8,273 +14410,[35],288036,en,Sleeping with Other People,8.392,2015-09-11,Sleeping with Other People,6.3,517 +14411,"[35, 27]",293970,en,The Final Girls,8.362,2015-10-09,The Final Girls,6.5,619 +14412,[35],245906,en,She's Funny That Way,8.344,2015-08-21,She's Funny That Way,5.9,358 +14413,"[18, 35]",308453,en,The Bronze,8.328,2016-03-18,The Bronze,5.8,186 +14414,"[18, 53]",323372,es,El cadáver de Anna Fritz,8.317,2015-03-15,The Corpse of Anna Fritz,5.9,97 +14415,"[35, 18]",10317,en,Our Brand Is Crisis,8.304,2015-10-30,Our Brand Is Crisis,5.9,306 +14416,"[18, 10749]",283227,en,A Little Chaos,8.276,2015-06-26,A Little Chaos,6.2,411 +14417,"[35, 10751, 18]",333348,en,Love the Coopers,8.261,2015-11-13,Love the Coopers,5.8,384 +14418,"[35, 18, 10402]",275601,en,Ricki and the Flash,8.247,2015-08-07,Ricki and the Flash,5.8,473 +14419,"[53, 18]",308032,en,The Stanford Prison Experiment,8.239,2015-07-17,The Stanford Prison Experiment,6.9,548 +14420,"[12, 99]",318279,en,Meru,8.237,2015-01-25,Meru,7.6,117 +14421,"[18, 10749, 35]",283350,en,Before We Go,8.233,2015-05-21,Before We Go,6.5,985 +14422,"[35, 16, 12, 10751]",300602,es,Atrapa la bandera,8.225,2015-12-04,Capture the Flag,5.9,123 +14423,"[18, 10752]",283587,en,Beasts of No Nation,8.216,2015-10-16,Beasts of No Nation,7.6,883 +14424,"[16, 12, 35, 10751]",326215,en,Ooops! Noah is Gone...,8.206,2015-07-01,Ooops! Noah is Gone...,5.8,123 +14425,"[36, 18, 10752, 12]",225728,en,Macbeth,8.198,2015-12-04,Macbeth,6.5,862 +14426,[18],228203,en,"McFarland, USA",8.197,2015-02-20,"McFarland, USA",7.3,358 +14427,"[28, 18, 53]",336882,no,Bølgen,8.197,2016-03-04,The Wave,6.5,567 +14428,"[18, 27, 878]",338676,en,Extinction,8.164,2015-08-07,Extinction,5.6,308 +14429,"[27, 53]",146301,en,Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension,8.157,2015-10-23,Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension,5.2,774 +14430,[18],291351,en,The Sea of Trees,8.148,2016-08-26,The Sea of Trees,6.3,246 +14431,"[53, 28, 12, 80]",332976,en,Absolution,8.129,2015-05-15,Absolution,4.7,57 +14432,"[27, 53]",277685,en,Unfriended,8.12,2015-04-17,Unfriended,5.4,2019 +14433,"[99, 10402]",331781,en,Amy,8.094,2015-07-10,Amy,7.6,704 +14434,"[28, 35, 878, 14]",251516,en,Kung Fury,8.059,2015-05-28,Kung Fury,7.5,1146 +14435,[35],243938,en,Hot Tub Time Machine 2,8.053,2015-02-20,Hot Tub Time Machine 2,5.1,512 +14436,[18],253331,en,Black or White,8.05,2015-01-30,Black or White,6.8,193 +14437,"[53, 14]",290637,en,Pay the Ghost,8.049,2015-09-25,Pay the Ghost,5.3,376 +14438,"[27, 9648, 53]",359246,en,Hell House LLC,8.044,2015-10-16,Hell House LLC,6.4,98 +14439,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",341077,en,Tiger House,8.036,2015-11-03,Tiger House,5.5,142 +14440,[18],246860,en,Clouds of Sils Maria,8.03,2015-04-10,Clouds of Sils Maria,6.7,426 +14441,"[35, 18, 9648]",252512,en,While We're Young,8.022,2015-04-17,While We're Young,5.9,609 +14442,"[878, 53]",284674,en,Air,8.017,2015-08-14,Air,4.8,293 +14443,"[28, 27, 10770]",336560,en,Lake Placid vs. Anaconda,8.014,2015-04-25,Lake Placid vs. Anaconda,4.4,50 +14444,"[18, 10752, 10749]",332270,ru,Битва за Севастополь,7.988,2015-04-18,Battle for Sevastopol,7.4,163 +14445,"[36, 99]",267480,en,The Look of Silence,7.95,2014-08-30,The Look of Silence,8.1,135 +14446,"[18, 14, 10402]",266639,en,Jem and the Holograms,7.942,2015-10-23,Jem and the Holograms,5.4,241 +14447,[12],286873,en,Northmen: A Viking Saga,7.927,2015-07-31,Northmen: A Viking Saga,5.3,182 +14448,"[35, 18]",342672,en,4th Man Out,7.919,2016-02-05,4th Man Out,7.0,203 +14449,"[18, 36]",309299,en,Experimenter,7.914,2015-10-16,Experimenter,6.6,267 +14450,"[53, 80, 18]",334527,en,Criminal Activities,7.914,2015-11-20,Criminal Activities,5.9,166 +14451,"[28, 12, 14]",299824,zh,寻龙诀,7.912,2015-12-28,Mojin: The Lost Legend,5.9,92 +14452,"[27, 53]",329010,en,Emelie,7.905,2016-03-04,Emelie,5.2,455 +14453,[18],278236,en,X+Y,7.877,2015-09-11,X+Y,6.7,320 +14454,"[53, 27]",157544,en,The Vatican Tapes,7.841,2015-07-24,The Vatican Tapes,4.6,365 +14455,"[878, 9648, 18, 53]",335866,en,Circle,7.839,2015-05-28,Circle,6.0,797 +14456,"[35, 18, 10749]",320588,en,"Hello, My Name Is Doris",7.802,2016-03-11,"Hello, My Name Is Doris",6.4,265 +14457,"[18, 35, 10749]",312669,en,Maggie's Plan,7.787,2016-05-20,Maggie's Plan,5.7,218 +14458,"[35, 878]",86828,en,Absolutely Anything,7.786,2015-09-04,Absolutely Anything,5.7,688 +14459,"[28, 12, 16, 10751]",353595,en,Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League – Attack of the Legion of Doom!,7.78,2015-08-25,Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League – Attack of the Legion of Doom!,6.4,39 +14460,"[28, 35, 878]",279096,en,Lazer Team,7.768,2016-01-27,Lazer Team,5.6,142 +14461,"[18, 53]",333381,en,Return to Sender,7.768,2015-05-31,Return to Sender,5.2,245 +14462,"[12, 18, 10751]",272878,en,Max,7.766,2015-06-26,Max,6.8,407 +14463,"[18, 36]",245168,en,Suffragette,7.763,2015-10-23,Suffragette,7.3,982 +14464,[18],304357,en,Woman in Gold,7.76,2015-04-10,Woman in Gold,7.4,787 +14465,"[10749, 14, 27]",314405,it,Il racconto dei racconti,7.76,2015-09-04,Tale of Tales,6.2,838 +14466,"[35, 18]",284537,en,Welcome to Me,7.755,2015-05-08,Welcome to Me,5.8,195 +14467,"[28, 12, 53, 37]",362703,en,Diablo,7.75,2016-01-08,Diablo,4.2,91 +14468,"[18, 35]",268238,en,The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,7.731,2015-03-06,The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,6.4,420 +14469,"[10749, 18]",241771,en,Beyond the Lights,7.717,2014-11-14,Beyond the Lights,7.0,238 +14470,"[18, 53, 9648]",184352,fr,Tom à la ferme,7.716,2015-08-14,Tom at the Farm,7.0,360 +14471,"[80, 18, 9648]",245706,en,True Story,7.713,2015-04-17,True Story,6.2,916 +14472,"[27, 878, 28]",293771,en,Dead Rising,7.677,2015-03-27,Dead Rising: Watchtower,5.0,199 +14473,[18],254905,en,Manglehorn,7.661,2015-06-19,Manglehorn,5.4,94 +14474,"[18, 10749]",340684,en,Those People,7.651,2015-05-16,Those People,6.8,208 +14475,"[53, 27]",310137,en,Reversal,7.642,2015-06-26,Bound to Vengeance,5.9,160 +14476,"[27, 9648, 18, 53]",332704,en,Backtrack,7.631,2015-04-18,Backtrack,5.8,217 +14477,[16],345637,en,Sanjay's Super Team,7.623,2015-11-25,Sanjay's Super Team,6.6,119 +14478,"[16, 10751]",355338,en,Riley's First Date?,7.606,2015-11-03,Riley's First Date?,7.1,308 +14479,"[18, 35]",287587,en,Adult Beginners,7.586,2015-04-24,Adult Beginners,5.4,121 +14480,"[35, 27, 10402]",323373,en,Deathgasm,7.58,2015-10-02,Deathgasm,6.3,301 +14481,[18],254578,de,Phoenix,7.574,2015-07-24,Phoenix,6.7,214 +14482,[35],319341,fr,Papa ou maman,7.566,2015-08-24,Daddy or Mommy,6.2,699 +14483,[27],291272,en,We Are Still Here,7.557,2015-06-05,We Are Still Here,5.6,265 +14484,"[10749, 18, 35]",272435,fr,Gemma Bovery,7.555,2015-05-29,Gemma Bovery,6.2,166 +14485,"[80, 28, 53]",336004,en,Heist,7.554,2015-11-13,Heist,5.8,498 +14486,"[16, 12, 10749]",153158,es,Metegol,7.539,2015-08-14,Underdogs,6.1,196 +14487,"[35, 18]",290762,en,Miss You Already,7.535,2015-11-06,Miss You Already,7.4,414 +14488,[18],246127,en,Every Thing Will Be Fine,7.528,2015-12-04,Every Thing Will Be Fine,5.5,127 +14489,"[28, 18, 12]",300168,zh,天將雄師,7.486,2015-09-04,Dragon Blade,6.0,255 +14490,[18],336804,tr,Mustang,7.459,2015-11-20,Mustang,8.0,755 +14491,"[18, 28, 80, 53, 9648]",228968,en,Kidnapping Mr. Heineken,7.446,2015-03-26,Kidnapping Mr. Heineken,5.9,310 +14492,[35],294132,en,Results,7.433,2015-05-29,Results,5.1,93 +14493,"[878, 28, 27]",339530,en,Tremors 5: Bloodlines,7.429,2015-10-06,Tremors 5: Bloodlines,4.9,158 +14494,"[18, 10749]",323272,en,War Room,7.419,2015-08-28,War Room,7.5,171 +14495,[53],276902,en,Cut Bank,7.394,2015-02-26,Cut Bank,5.8,156 +14496,[18],264337,en,Spare Parts,7.391,2015-01-16,Spare Parts,7.0,90 +14497,"[12, 16, 10751]",302960,en,Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness,7.383,2015-02-17,Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness,6.4,36 +14498,[18],265228,fr,Timbuktu,7.372,2015-01-28,Timbuktu,7.0,255 +14499,"[16, 10402, 10751]",355111,en,Barbie in Rock 'N Royals,7.369,2015-09-08,Barbie in Rock 'N Royals,6.1,73 +14500,[27],299551,en,The Atticus Institute,7.367,2015-01-20,The Atticus Institute,5.6,183 +14501,"[18, 27, 53]",284303,de,"Ich seh, Ich seh",7.365,2015-09-11,Goodnight Mommy,6.6,587 +14502,"[18, 53]",300542,en,Queen of Earth,7.341,2015-08-26,Queen of Earth,6.1,84 +14503,"[18, 99]",317952,en,Cartel Land,7.337,2015-07-03,Cartel Land,7.3,231 +14504,[16],316322,en,Barbie in Princess Power,7.33,2015-03-03,Barbie in Princess Power,5.3,79 +14505,"[28, 12, 35, 878]",310135,en,Turbo Kid,7.328,2015-08-28,Turbo Kid,6.6,377 +14506,"[10749, 18]",306745,en,Freeheld,7.313,2015-10-02,Freeheld,7.3,360 +14507,"[80, 18, 10749, 53]",320007,de,Victoria,7.307,2015-10-09,Victoria,7.8,618 +14508,"[28, 18, 53]",277558,en,Final Girl,7.294,2015-08-14,Final Girl,5.1,361 +14509,[18],277546,en,The Runner,7.288,2015-08-07,The Runner,4.7,93 +14510,"[18, 53, 27]",333674,en,Intruders,7.272,2016-01-15,Intruders,5.8,245 +14511,[28],250066,en,American Heist,7.271,2015-07-14,American Heist,4.6,213 +14512,[18],240745,en,Cymbeline,7.262,2015-03-13,Cymbeline,3.8,58 +14513,"[53, 27]",360784,en,Hidden,7.257,2015-09-15,Hidden,6.5,322 +14514,"[27, 35]",262840,en,WolfCop,7.255,2015-02-17,WolfCop,5.1,99 +14515,"[28, 18, 53]",274504,en,The Adderall Diaries,7.208,2016-04-15,The Adderall Diaries,5.3,89 +14516,"[10770, 35]",287689,en,7 Days in Hell,7.204,2015-07-11,7 Days in Hell,6.5,192 +14517,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",324807,en,A Bigger Splash,7.184,2015-12-20,A Bigger Splash,6.2,364 +14518,"[27, 878, 53]",301728,en,Infini,7.183,2015-05-08,Infini,5.2,217 +14519,[99],352208,en,Where to Invade Next,7.181,2015-12-23,Where to Invade Next,7.4,250 +14520,"[12, 80, 18, 53]",206563,pt,Trash,7.179,2015-10-09,Trash,7.1,353 +14521,[28],360055,en,Riot,7.174,2015-09-27,Riot,6.0,66 +14522,"[18, 878, 53]",329004,en,The Survivalist,7.156,2015-04-15,The Survivalist,6.2,149 +14523,"[53, 27]",283686,en,Out of the Dark,7.143,2015-02-27,Out of the Dark,4.8,79 +14524,[18],328901,en,The Benefactor,7.137,2015-04-17,The Benefactor,4.8,159 +14525,"[28, 27, 53]",244316,en,Into the Grizzly Maze,7.133,2015-06-26,Into the Grizzly Maze,5.3,121 +14526,"[28, 35, 18]",348892,hi,बजरंगी भाईजान,7.122,2015-07-17,Bajrangi Bhaijaan,7.9,232 +14527,"[35, 53, 9648]",237756,en,Kill Me Three Times,7.12,2015-04-10,Kill Me Three Times,5.6,260 +14528,"[10770, 12, 35]",317198,en,Bad Hair Day,7.115,2015-02-13,Bad Hair Day,6.1,100 +14529,"[80, 18, 27, 53]",18912,de,Angst,7.102,2015-06-10,Angst,7.3,108 +14530,"[53, 10749, 18, 9648]",300155,en,A Royal Night Out,7.094,2015-09-07,A Royal Night Out,6.5,168 +14531,[53],241251,en,The Boy Next Door,7.062,2015-01-23,The Boy Next Door,4.4,1382 +14532,[18],310569,pt,Que Horas Ela Volta?,7.04,2015-08-28,The Second Mother,8.0,351 +14533,"[18, 80, 10770]",336845,en,Cleveland Abduction,7.031,2015-05-02,Cleveland Abduction,6.8,101 +14534,"[10749, 18]",323674,en,6 Years,7.031,2015-08-18,6 Years,5.4,530 +14535,"[14, 53, 18]",167810,en,Lost River,7.029,2015-04-10,Lost River,5.8,352 +14536,[99],321769,en,Deep Web,7.028,2015-03-15,Deep Web,6.8,150 +14537,"[18, 27, 53]",257444,en,The Boy,7.009,2015-08-14,The Boy,5.6,79 +14538,"[10402, 10749, 35, 18]",207936,en,Tumbledown,7.004,2015-04-18,Tumbledown,6.4,88 +14539,"[12, 878, 28]",240483,en,Robot Overlords,6.975,2015-07-03,Robot Overlords,4.8,160 +14540,[18],244563,en,"Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter",6.959,2015-03-18,"Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter",6.4,146 +14541,"[35, 18]",308084,en,Tangerine,6.94,2015-07-10,Tangerine,7.0,314 +14542,"[10402, 16, 10751, 14]",302429,en,Strange Magic,6.937,2015-01-23,Strange Magic,6.3,172 +14543,"[12, 35, 18]",232572,en,A Walk in the Woods,6.935,2015-09-02,A Walk in the Woods,5.9,402 +14544,"[10770, 16, 10751]",359983,en,The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar,6.929,2015-11-22,The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar,5.9,94 +14545,"[28, 53, 80]",351901,en,12 Rounds 3: Lockdown,6.925,2015-09-11,12 Rounds 3: Lockdown,5.0,68 +14546,[28],326284,en,Pound of Flesh,6.921,2015-05-07,Pound of Flesh,5.4,95 +14547,"[10751, 16, 12]",361380,en,Barbie & Her Sisters in the Great Puppy Adventure,6.908,2015-10-27,Barbie & Her Sisters in the Great Puppy Adventure,5.9,54 +14548,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",290751,en,Secret in Their Eyes,6.892,2015-11-20,Secret in Their Eyes,6.3,696 +14549,"[53, 28, 878]",312526,en,Alien Outpost,6.89,2015-01-30,Alien Outpost,4.7,108 +14550,"[12, 18]",336808,es,El abrazo de la serpiente,6.887,2016-02-17,Embrace of the Serpent,7.8,212 +14551,"[18, 10402]",300666,en,Bravetown,6.88,2015-05-08,Bravetown,6.8,185 +14552,"[80, 53, 28]",9873,en,F/X,6.88,1986-02-07,F/X,6.4,146 +14553,"[10749, 35, 80, 18]",239877,it,La mafia uccide solo d'estate,6.874,2015-03-06,The Mafia Kills Only in Summer,7.4,703 +14554,"[27, 53]",312791,en,GirlHouse,6.853,2015-02-14,GirlHouse,5.3,127 +14555,"[53, 27]",234212,en,Demonic,6.84,2015-03-28,Demonic,5.1,267 +14556,"[35, 18]",228108,en,The Road Within,6.838,2015-04-21,The Road Within,6.8,218 +14557,[99],330127,en,Back in Time,6.83,2015-10-20,Back in Time,6.5,185 +14558,"[28, 12, 35]",12715,en,Firewalker,6.825,1986-11-21,Firewalker,5.4,75 +14559,"[18, 10402]",297806,en,I Saw the Light,6.824,2016-03-25,I Saw the Light,5.9,88 +14560,[18],249688,en,The End of the Tour,6.823,2015-07-31,The End of the Tour,7.1,324 +14561,"[18, 10770]",326923,en,Babysitter's Black Book,6.823,2015-02-21,Babysitter's Black Book,5.7,47 +14562,"[10749, 35]",332340,en,Man Up,6.82,2015-11-13,Man Up,6.6,538 +14563,"[18, 53]",252164,en,Pressure,6.819,2015-06-12,Pressure,5.6,125 +14564,[878],328595,en,Parallels,6.808,2015-03-01,Parallels,6.1,197 +14565,"[16, 10751]",366141,en,Cro Minion,6.8,2015-12-08,Cro Minion,6.0,39 +14566,"[18, 36]",287495,de,Im Labyrinth des Schweigens,6.799,2015-09-30,Labyrinth of Lies,7.2,343 +14567,[27],353345,en,The Exorcism of Molly Hartley,6.798,2015-10-09,The Exorcism of Molly Hartley,5.1,134 +14568,"[27, 53, 878]",57876,en,Area 51,6.794,2015-05-15,Area 51,4.4,248 +14569,"[27, 878]",347847,en,The Sand,6.789,2015-10-13,The Sand,4.2,62 +14570,"[9648, 53, 27]",279968,en,White Settlers,6.763,2015-09-01,White Settlers,4.7,48 +14571,"[12, 53, 18]",246080,en,Black Sea,6.754,2015-01-23,Black Sea,6.3,625 +14572,"[53, 18]",245698,en,Pawn Sacrifice,6.744,2015-09-18,Pawn Sacrifice,6.7,446 +14573,"[18, 53]",282983,es,Magical Girl,6.741,2015-01-07,Magical Girl,7.5,95 +14574,"[18, 53]",304372,en,The Perfect Guy,6.727,2015-09-11,The Perfect Guy,5.7,211 +14575,"[10770, 10749, 18]",367544,en,The Spirit of Christmas,6.711,2015-12-19,The Spirit of Christmas,6.9,133 +14576,"[878, 18]",308457,en,Advantageous,6.702,2015-06-23,Advantageous,6.0,82 +14577,[10749],339148,en,Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong,6.699,2016-02-12,Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong,6.0,60 +14578,"[14, 12, 35]",360605,en,Invisible Sister,6.696,2015-10-09,Invisible Sister,6.2,137 +14579,"[99, 35]",320006,fa,تاکسی,6.693,2015-10-02,Taxi,6.9,189 +14580,[35],343934,en,Staten Island Summer,6.692,2015-06-30,Staten Island Summer,5.8,138 +14581,[28],356334,en,Gridlocked,6.683,2016-06-14,Gridlocked,5.6,72 +14582,"[10751, 99]",324325,en,Twinsters,6.682,2015-07-17,Twinsters,7.4,103 +14583,[27],28802,fr,La Comtesse,6.672,2015-10-05,Female Vampire,3.8,19 +14584,"[53, 10752, 12, 18]",306650,en,Kajaki,6.653,2015-11-13,Kajaki,6.6,140 +14585,"[35, 18]",342474,en,Jenny's Wedding,6.65,2015-07-31,Jenny's Wedding,5.5,248 +14586,"[53, 80, 18]",255157,en,The Forger,6.609,2015-04-24,The Forger,5.6,191 +14587,"[28, 80]",325173,en,Close Range,6.604,2015-12-11,Close Range,5.2,87 +14588,"[28, 12, 878]",327029,en,Power/Rangers,6.602,2015-02-24,Power/Rangers,7.2,146 +14589,"[35, 10749, 10770]",369058,en,Merry Kissmas,6.6,2015-12-05,Merry Kissmas,6.1,76 +14590,[18],291869,en,I Am Michael,6.594,2015-01-29,I Am Michael,5.9,124 +14591,"[35, 10749]",270343,fr,Les Combattants,6.589,2015-05-22,Love at First Fight,6.5,255 +14592,[18],322740,pt,Beira-Mar,6.583,2015-06-21,Seashore,6.1,99 +14593,"[18, 35]",269148,fr,Samba,6.58,2015-07-24,Samba,6.4,594 +14594,"[18, 35]",386501,en,Waffle Street,6.579,2015-09-24,Waffle Street,6.1,69 +14595,[18],259958,en,Alex of Venice,6.578,2015-04-17,Alex of Venice,6.1,38 +14596,"[9648, 35]",308024,en,The Overnight,6.576,2015-06-19,The Overnight,6.0,200 +14597,"[35, 27]",254472,en,Stung,6.573,2015-07-03,Stung,5.1,91 +14598,"[28, 35, 878]",367551,en,American Hero,6.56,2015-12-11,American Hero,5.0,93 +14599,"[27, 14]",334028,en,Some Kind of Hate,6.557,2015-05-02,Some Kind of Hate,4.6,67 +14600,"[53, 18]",283698,en,Hungry Hearts,6.536,2015-06-05,Hungry Hearts,6.7,90 +14601,[35],272548,en,Moonwalkers,6.535,2015-03-14,Moonwalkers,6.2,171 +14602,"[28, 35, 80]",346646,ko,베테랑,6.526,2015-09-18,Veteran,7.1,78 +14603,"[35, 27]",255798,en,Burying the Ex,6.524,2015-06-19,Burying the Ex,5.4,224 +14604,"[53, 27]",207270,en,The Hoarder,6.518,2015-05-21,The Hoarder,4.5,87 +14605,"[18, 53]",254024,en,The Face of an Angel,6.495,2015-03-27,The Face of an Angel,5.0,94 +14606,"[36, 99]",361931,en,Ronaldo,6.491,2015-11-09,Ronaldo,6.5,163 +14607,[18],319995,es,El Club,6.488,2015-10-19,The Club,6.8,115 +14608,"[10749, 35]",316002,en,Accidental Love,6.487,2015-02-10,Accidental Love,4.0,172 +14609,"[878, 27]",296130,en,Harbinger Down,6.484,2015-08-07,Harbinger Down,4.5,91 +14610,"[35, 18, 10402]",253406,en,"10,000 Saints",6.474,2015-08-14,"10,000 Saints",5.9,95 +14611,"[80, 18, 53]",331190,en,Captive,6.474,2015-09-18,Captive,5.6,127 +14612,"[18, 10749]",314385,en,By the Sea,6.471,2015-11-13,By the Sea,5.4,306 +14613,"[18, 35, 14]",330764,fr,Le tout nouveau testament,6.47,2015-12-25,The Brand New Testament,6.6,768 +14614,"[18, 35]",308638,en,The D Train,6.465,2015-05-08,The D Train,4.6,125 +14615,"[35, 27, 9648, 10749]",403100,en,Scared Topless,6.449,2015-10-01,Scared Topless,4.4,10 +14616,[18],300153,en,Life,6.425,2015-12-04,Life,6.1,210 +14617,[18],267999,hu,Fehér Isten,6.42,2015-03-25,White God,6.8,159 +14618,[18],325113,en,A Girl Like Her,6.418,2015-03-27,A Girl Like Her,7.3,164 +14619,[27],306964,en,Tales of Halloween,6.405,2015-10-16,Tales of Halloween,5.3,206 +14620,"[99, 10402]",319075,en,Cobain: Montage of Heck,6.403,2015-04-24,Cobain: Montage of Heck,7.7,406 +14621,"[99, 10402]",373558,en,Taylor Swift: The 1989 World Tour - Live,6.4,2015-12-20,Taylor Swift: The 1989 World Tour - Live,8.4,55 +14622,"[10751, 16, 35]",347688,en,Scooby-Doo! and Kiss: Rock and Roll Mystery,6.382,2015-07-10,Scooby-Doo! and Kiss: Rock and Roll Mystery,7.0,41 +14623,"[28, 53]",329540,en,The Marine 4: Moving Target,6.378,2015-04-10,The Marine 4: Moving Target,6.1,88 +14624,"[35, 27]",317981,en,Bloodsucking Bastards,6.376,2015-09-04,Bloodsucking Bastards,5.5,89 +14625,[99],339065,en,The True Cost,6.358,2015-05-29,The True Cost,7.9,130 +14626,"[53, 18, 878]",145221,en,Monsters: Dark Continent,6.353,2015-04-02,Monsters: Dark Continent,4.4,140 +14627,"[16, 12, 10751, 878]",223706,pt,O Menino e o Mundo,6.352,2015-12-11,Boy & the World,7.3,114 +14628,"[28, 18]",398289,en,Life on the Line,6.329,2015-11-05,Life on the Line,5.6,86 +14629,"[18, 10402]",75861,en,To Write Love on Her Arms,6.328,2015-03-13,To Write Love on Her Arms,6.8,66 +14630,[18],266082,fr,Bande de filles,6.327,2014-10-18,Girlhood,6.3,176 +14631,[28],353610,en,The Condemned 2,6.318,2015-11-06,The Condemned 2,4.1,51 +14632,"[99, 10402]",318044,en,"What Happened, Miss Simone?",6.313,2015-01-22,"What Happened, Miss Simone?",7.6,173 +14633,"[18, 36, 80, 53]",352161,es,El clan,6.313,2015-10-24,The Clan,6.5,204 +14634,"[16, 35, 878, 18]",303867,en,World of Tomorrow,6.294,2015-03-05,World of Tomorrow,8.0,163 +14635,"[27, 14, 18, 28, 878]",295830,ja,進撃の巨人 ATTACK ON TITAN,6.275,2015-09-30,Attack on Titan,5.2,263 +14636,[35],333103,en,Comedy Central Roast of Justin Bieber,6.256,2015-03-30,Comedy Central Roast of Justin Bieber,6.9,74 +14637,"[35, 18]",285844,en,Preggoland,6.248,2015-05-08,Preggoland,5.4,12 +14638,"[28, 16, 10751]",327418,en,Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts,6.244,2015-05-12,Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts,5.3,80 +14639,[53],336960,en,Her Infidelity,6.218,2016-02-25,Her Infidelity,4.1,15 +14640,"[35, 99]",321594,en,Louis C.K.: Live at The Comedy Store,6.217,2015-01-27,Louis C.K.: Live at The Comedy Store,7.5,91 +14641,"[14, 35, 16]",336313,en,Hell & Back,6.216,2015-10-02,Hell & Back,5.1,116 +14642,"[27, 28, 35]",254474,en,Zombeavers,6.214,2015-03-20,Zombeavers,4.7,332 +14643,[18],244783,en,Song One,6.206,2015-01-23,Song One,5.6,126 +14644,"[53, 80, 28, 18]",362154,zh,解救吾先生,6.202,2015-10-02,Saving Mr. Wu,6.1,42 +14645,"[80, 18]",283707,it,Anime nere,6.174,2015-03-09,Black Souls,6.6,87 +14646,"[10752, 28]",348811,en,War Pigs,6.174,2015-09-18,War Pigs,4.9,62 +14647,"[28, 53]",314389,hi,Baby,6.17,2015-01-23,Baby,6.6,78 +14648,"[27, 53]",347754,en,Curve,6.162,2015-10-14,Curve,5.4,164 +14649,"[18, 35]",331161,en,See You In Valhalla,6.157,2015-04-24,See You In Valhalla,5.6,40 +14650,"[10752, 18]",361597,pl,Karbala,6.157,2015-09-08,Karbala,5.1,18 +14651,"[27, 14]",311539,en,A Christmas Horror Story,6.155,2015-10-02,A Christmas Horror Story,5.6,151 +14652,[18],364690,en,Natural Selection,6.15,2016-08-26,Natural Selection,5.4,96 +14653,"[10749, 35]",166879,en,One Small Hitch,6.149,2015-02-06,One Small Hitch,6.6,72 +14654,"[53, 9648, 18, 27]",351043,en,Amnesiac,6.144,2015-08-14,Amnesiac,4.5,95 +14655,"[53, 18]",309581,en,Lila & Eve,6.107,2015-07-31,Lila & Eve,5.7,136 +14656,"[18, 9648, 27, 53]",301325,de,#Horror,6.099,2015-11-20,#Horror,3.3,102 +14657,"[28, 12, 14]",347096,en,Mythica: The Darkspore,6.092,2015-06-24,Mythica: The Darkspore,5.9,67 +14658,"[53, 18, 9648]",353464,hi,तलवार,6.09,2015-10-02,Talvar,7.5,66 +14659,"[53, 18]",254200,da,En chance til,6.087,2015-03-07,A Second Chance,6.7,72 +14660,[],369059,en,How Sarah Got Her Wings,6.082,2015-12-06,How Sarah Got Her Wings,6.0,55 +14661,"[18, 27, 9648]",325302,en,They Look Like People,6.076,2016-02-26,They Look Like People,6.1,99 +14662,[18],351037,nl,D'Ardennen,6.075,2016-04-10,The Ardennes,7.1,86 +14663,[18],221667,fr,Saint Laurent,6.052,2015-05-08,Saint Laurent,6.2,160 +14664,"[10749, 10770, 35]",360603,en,Crown for Christmas,6.046,2015-11-27,Crown for Christmas,6.4,61 +14665,"[28, 14, 10749]",299822,zh,钟馗伏魔：雪妖魔灵,6.023,2015-08-08,Zhongkui: Snow Girl and the Dark Crystal,5.0,23 +14666,"[28, 14]",323660,en,Avengers Grimm,6.021,2015-03-17,Avengers Grimm,3.8,54 +14667,"[12, 99]",300792,en,Racing Extinction,5.998,2015-01-24,Racing Extinction,8.0,80 +14668,[18],259963,en,Boulevard,5.993,2014-04-20,Boulevard,5.8,137 +14669,[18],352157,fr,Marguerite,5.992,2016-03-11,Marguerite,6.5,160 +14670,"[16, 18, 37]",421281,en,Borrowed Time,5.973,2015-10-31,Borrowed Time,7.5,100 +14671,"[28, 878, 10770]",339533,en,San Andreas Quake,5.965,2015-05-19,San Andreas Quake,3.5,105 +14672,[18],339145,en,The Girl in the Book,5.959,2015-06-13,The Girl in the Book,5.9,89 +14673,[99],338928,en,He Named Me Malala,5.957,2015-10-02,He Named Me Malala,6.4,98 +14674,[53],237584,en,Mojave,5.951,2015-04-18,Mojave,4.9,61 +14675,"[35, 18]",296313,da,Mænd & høns,5.949,2015-10-09,Men & Chicken,6.6,83 +14676,"[10751, 14, 10770]",339543,en,Northpole: Open for Christmas,5.94,2015-11-21,Northpole: Open for Christmas,5.8,50 +14677,[18],307946,en,I Smile Back,5.934,2015-10-23,I Smile Back,6.1,67 +14678,"[53, 27]",226458,en,Exeter,5.934,2015-03-26,Exeter,4.7,121 +14679,"[878, 53]",137333,en,Uncanny,5.933,2015-01-31,Uncanny,6.2,84 +14680,[18],271736,en,The Program,5.932,2015-10-08,The Program,6.4,286 +14681,"[9648, 53, 27, 878]",323665,en,Ava's Possessions,5.929,2015-03-16,Ava's Possessions,5.8,64 +14682,"[27, 99]",312827,en,The Nightmare,5.925,2015-06-05,The Nightmare,5.7,165 +14683,"[18, 53, 9648]",245846,en,Strangerland,5.91,2015-07-10,Strangerland,5.2,135 +14684,"[14, 28, 12]",370687,en,Mythica: The Necromancer,5.892,2015-12-19,Mythica: The Necromancer,6.2,46 +14685,"[18, 35]",310121,en,I'll See You in My Dreams,5.887,2015-05-15,I'll See You in My Dreams,6.3,77 +14686,[27],241927,en,Hellions,5.887,2015-01-25,Hellions,3.9,95 +14687,"[53, 18]",316410,en,Bound,5.883,2015-01-09,Bound,3.5,42 +14688,"[10749, 35]",289727,en,The Rewrite,5.879,2015-02-13,The Rewrite,6.0,323 +14689,"[27, 53]",324803,en,Hangman,5.872,2015-03-14,Hangman,4.5,62 +14690,"[878, 27]",282070,ja,寄生獣 完結編,5.871,2015-04-25,Parasyte: Part 2,6.3,41 +14691,[99],324308,en,Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine,5.869,2015-09-04,Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine,6.5,169 +14692,[35],367735,en,John Mulaney: The Comeback Kid,5.865,2015-11-13,John Mulaney: The Comeback Kid,7.7,100 +14693,"[18, 53]",270302,en,The Riot Club,5.862,2015-03-27,The Riot Club,6.0,699 +14694,"[35, 10749, 10770]",348634,en,A Christmas Detour,5.851,2015-12-01,A Christmas Detour,6.3,62 +14695,"[16, 35, 878, 10770]",354857,en,Regular Show: The Movie,5.844,2015-09-01,Regular Show: The Movie,7.4,63 +14696,"[12, 18, 36]",310119,en,Last Days in the Desert,5.835,2016-05-13,Last Days in the Desert,5.1,65 +14697,[18],305642,en,Ithaca,5.811,2015-10-29,Ithaca,5.6,50 +14698,"[35, 18, 10752]",256962,en,Little Boy,5.805,2015-04-23,Little Boy,7.0,292 +14699,[18],343795,en,90 Minutes in Heaven,5.798,2015-09-11,90 Minutes in Heaven,5.3,63 +14700,"[9648, 27]",314065,en,Altar,5.779,2015-02-17,Altar,4.9,66 +14701,"[53, 27]",353686,en,Visions,5.768,2015-10-27,Visions,5.2,219 +14702,"[18, 10402]",316000,en,Miles Ahead,5.766,2015-10-10,Miles Ahead,6.7,123 +14703,[28],332177,en,Vendetta,5.761,2015-06-12,Vendetta,5.5,44 +14704,"[27, 35]",277688,en,Suburban Gothic,5.756,2015-01-29,Suburban Gothic,5.5,58 +14705,[35],309298,en,Don Verdean,5.755,2015-12-11,Don Verdean,4.5,64 +14706,"[80, 18, 53]",352173,hi,दृश्यम्,5.754,2015-07-31,Drishyam,7.9,126 +14707,[18],334531,en,My All American,5.753,2015-11-13,My All American,7.1,63 +14708,[53],322518,en,The Intruders,5.75,2015-02-24,The Intruders,5.2,70 +14709,"[35, 28, 12]",311615,en,Smosh: The Movie,5.742,2015-07-24,Smosh: The Movie,4.8,128 +14710,"[27, 878, 53]",294562,en,Lavalantula,5.736,2015-07-25,Lavalantula,4.9,58 +14711,[99],359364,fr,Human,5.734,2015-09-11,Human,8.6,155 +14712,[99],339751,en,Hitchcock/Truffaut,5.724,2015-09-04,Hitchcock/Truffaut,7.4,98 +14713,"[16, 10751]",366142,en,Competition,5.723,2015-12-08,Competition,6.1,48 +14714,"[18, 10752]",338517,ru,А зори здесь тихие...,5.721,2015-05-22,The Dawns Here Are Quiet,7.0,25 +14715,"[10770, 10749]",346489,en,A Country Wedding,5.718,2015-06-27,A Country Wedding,6.5,38 +14716,[18],285024,en,Heaven Knows What,5.704,2015-05-29,Heaven Knows What,6.6,61 +14717,"[10751, 14, 12, 28]",305638,da,Skammerens datter,5.697,2015-07-01,The Shamer's Daughter,5.7,73 +14718,"[10751, 16]",261103,en,Maya the Bee Movie,5.677,2015-03-08,Maya the Bee Movie,6.1,54 +14719,"[35, 10402]",364067,en,A Very Murray Christmas,5.662,2015-12-04,A Very Murray Christmas,5.3,238 +14720,[99],295592,en,Monkey Kingdom,5.659,2015-04-17,Monkey Kingdom,6.6,61 +14721,[18],312804,en,James White,5.647,2015-01-23,James White,6.4,58 +14722,[35],329984,cn,賭城風雲 II,5.624,2015-10-25,From Vegas to Macau II,5.3,16 +14723,"[18, 10751, 10749, 35]",338065,hi,दिल धड़कने दो,5.616,2015-06-05,Dil Dhadakne Do,6.9,70 +14724,[99],319091,en,The Hunting Ground,5.609,2015-02-27,The Hunting Ground,7.7,92 +14725,[16],283161,en,The Prophet,5.599,2015-08-07,The Prophet,7.5,48 +14726,"[14, 18]",309425,en,Do You Believe?,5.599,2015-03-20,Do You Believe?,7.0,72 +14727,"[10402, 18, 99, 80]",295595,en,Soaked in Bleach,5.597,2015-06-11,Soaked in Bleach,7.2,110 +14728,"[18, 878]",110402,ru,Трудно быть богом,5.595,2015-06-30,Hard to Be a God,6.9,60 +14729,"[53, 27]",338520,en,Apparition,5.595,2015-05-05,Apparition,3.6,13 +14730,[18],333596,en,Woodlawn,5.575,2015-10-16,Woodlawn,7.0,79 +14731,"[35, 18]",306197,en,Unexpected,5.562,2015-07-24,Unexpected,5.8,49 +14732,"[16, 10751, 14]",324963,en,Monster High: Haunted,5.542,2015-03-24,Monster High: Haunted,6.7,43 +14733,[18],320003,fr,Journal d'une femme de chambre,5.527,2015-07-07,Diary of a Chambermaid,5.2,83 +14734,[35],348296,en,The Bad Education Movie,5.521,2015-08-21,The Bad Education Movie,5.7,76 +14735,"[53, 27]",306969,en,Dark Summer,5.515,2015-01-09,Dark Summer,4.4,47 +14736,[99],307931,en,The Wolfpack,5.492,2015-06-12,The Wolfpack,6.9,185 +14737,"[10770, 9648, 80, 18]",325078,en,A Bone to Pick: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,5.487,2015-04-04,A Bone to Pick: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,7.0,23 +14738,"[27, 878, 53]",291866,en,The Hive,5.482,2015-09-14,The Hive,5.5,53 +14739,"[53, 9648, 18, 80]",319910,en,Broken Horses,5.481,2015-04-10,Broken Horses,5.4,17 +14740,"[18, 53]",43397,en,Caught,5.439,1949-02-17,Caught,6.5,31 +14741,"[28, 18, 27, 53]",216580,en,Savaged,5.425,2015-03-06,Savaged,5.9,67 +14742,"[99, 36]",319067,en,Best of Enemies,5.42,2015-07-31,Best of Enemies,7.3,84 +14743,[35],335970,en,Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser,5.4,2015-07-16,Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser,4.2,62 +14744,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",360203,en,Lost in the Sun,5.397,2015-11-05,Lost in the Sun,5.9,60 +14745,[27],345931,en,American Poltergeist,5.396,2015-10-06,American Poltergeist,2.7,60 +14746,[99],279144,en,"The Death of ""Superman Lives"": What Happened?",5.381,2015-05-01,"The Death of ""Superman Lives"": What Happened?",6.8,72 +14747,"[27, 35, 10749]",323694,en,Nina Forever,5.374,2015-03-14,Nina Forever,5.4,76 +14748,"[18, 10402]",283330,en,Eden,5.373,2015-06-19,Eden,5.8,57 +14749,"[10749, 35, 18]",308027,en,"People, Places, Things",5.37,2015-08-14,"People, Places, Things",6.8,89 +14750,"[53, 28]",307479,en,88,5.369,2015-01-06,88,5.3,51 +14751,"[10751, 10749, 10770]",363482,en,Once Upon A Holiday,5.348,2015-11-25,Once Upon A Holiday,5.8,56 +14752,"[28, 10770, 878, 35, 12]",331446,en,Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!,5.336,2015-07-22,Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!,4.3,246 +14753,[99],333377,en,Requiem for the American Dream,5.329,2015-04-18,Requiem for the American Dream,7.8,92 +14754,"[18, 53]",318553,en,Sugar Daddies,5.314,2014-12-23,Sugar Daddies,5.1,15 +14755,"[10402, 18, 80, 35]",340275,en,Chi-Raq,5.31,2015-12-04,Chi-Raq,5.7,95 +14756,"[10749, 35]",354072,zh,我的少女時代,5.308,2015-11-20,Our Times,7.8,67 +14757,[18],278247,en,Walt Before Mickey,5.294,2015-04-03,Walt Before Mickey,6.4,160 +14758,[35],317925,es,A la mala,5.29,2015-02-27,A la mala,6.7,60 +14759,[99],355020,uk,Winter on Fire: Ukraine's Fight for Freedom,5.289,2015-09-04,Winter on Fire: Ukraine's Fight for Freedom,8.1,104 +14760,[18],323929,en,Krisha,5.288,2016-03-18,Krisha,6.8,86 +14761,"[878, 35, 16, 10751, 12]",367326,en,Cosmic Scrat-tastrophe,5.279,2015-11-06,Cosmic Scrat-tastrophe,7.0,66 +14762,"[18, 35]",254023,en,The Humbling,5.275,2015-01-23,The Humbling,5.3,60 +14763,"[18, 35]",295490,en,Digging for Fire,5.262,2015-08-21,Digging for Fire,5.3,70 +14764,[35],337677,fr,Microbe et Gasoil,5.251,2015-10-04,Microbe and Gasoline,6.0,67 +14765,"[53, 28, 80]",273238,en,Zero Tolerance,5.242,2015-12-01,Zero Tolerance,4.4,23 +14766,"[878, 16]",334376,ja,攻殻機動隊 新劇場版,5.239,2015-11-10,Ghost in the Shell: The New Movie,6.5,71 +14767,"[28, 12, 878, 10749]",79698,en,The Lovers,5.232,2015-02-13,The Lovers,4.7,47 +14768,"[27, 28]",361159,en,Navy Seals vs. Zombies,5.228,2015-10-08,Navy Seals vs. Zombies,4.0,65 +14769,[18],273899,en,Stonewall,5.209,2015-09-25,Stonewall,6.2,69 +14770,"[35, 10402, 10752]",253414,en,Rock the Kasbah,5.203,2015-10-23,Rock the Kasbah,5.5,154 +14771,"[18, 10770, 80, 9648]",361263,en,Jesse Stone: Lost in Paradise,5.186,2015-10-18,Jesse Stone: Lost in Paradise,6.6,37 +14772,"[27, 53]",356326,da,Sorgenfri,5.184,2015-09-29,What We Become,5.7,78 +14773,[99],282041,en,"Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films",5.179,2015-09-18,"Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films",7.6,66 +14774,"[18, 10749, 10402]",289891,en,Jackie & Ryan,5.167,2015-07-03,Jackie & Ryan,5.8,66 +14775,[27],347944,en,Anguish,5.14,2015-12-18,Anguish,4.7,50 +14776,"[80, 28, 18]",357940,zh,老炮儿,5.131,2015-12-18,Mr. Six,7.1,45 +14777,"[12, 18, 53]",287628,ar,Theeb‎‎,5.114,2015-01-09,Theeb‎‎,6.8,87 +14778,"[53, 18]",332706,en,Bleeding Heart,5.102,2015-04-16,Bleeding Heart,5.0,49 +14779,"[18, 35]",324291,en,Night Owls,5.099,2015-12-04,Night Owls,6.5,39 +14780,"[99, 10402]",321974,en,Janis: Little Girl Blue,5.09,2015-11-27,Janis: Little Girl Blue,7.4,90 +14781,"[18, 35]",333344,en,Dirty Weekend,5.082,2015-09-04,Dirty Weekend,5.1,37 +14782,"[35, 18, 10402, 10749]",206296,en,The Last Five Years,5.079,2015-02-13,The Last Five Years,5.9,230 +14783,[27],326441,en,Pernicious,5.076,2015-06-15,Pernicious,4.6,38 +14784,"[28, 35, 18]",348595,zh,煎餅俠,5.056,2015-07-24,Jian Bing Man,5.8,27 +14785,"[9648, 16]",370086,en,Lego Scooby-Doo! Knight Time Terror,5.047,2015-10-02,Lego Scooby-Doo! Knight Time Terror,6.3,6 +14786,[53],330298,fr,La Dame dans l'auto avec des lunettes et un fusil,5.038,2015-11-30,The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun,4.9,66 +14787,[18],315575,fr,Trois souvenirs de ma jeunesse,5.013,2015-10-17,My Golden Days,6.8,84 +14788,"[35, 28]",309887,en,Bad Asses on the Bayou,4.975,2015-03-06,Bad Asses on the Bayou,5.8,56 +14789,"[28, 36, 18]",372981,ru,Marco Polo: One Hundred Eyes,4.971,2015-12-26,Marco Polo: One Hundred Eyes,7.2,58 +14790,"[35, 10749]",253287,en,We'll Never Have Paris,4.952,2015-01-22,We'll Never Have Paris,4.5,57 +14791,[18],251321,en,Aloft,4.944,2015-05-22,Aloft,5.5,61 +14792,"[9648, 18, 35, 10749]",315855,en,The Forbidden Room,4.92,2015-10-07,The Forbidden Room,6.2,42 +14793,[27],329289,en,Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story,4.912,2015-04-07,Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story,4.9,60 +14794,"[18, 36]",319993,ro,Aferim!,4.911,2016-01-22,Aferim!,7.9,44 +14795,"[18, 10402]",225044,en,"Like Sunday, Like Rain",4.883,2015-03-06,"Like Sunday, Like Rain",7.5,56 +14796,"[18, 10749]",310568,lt,Sangailės vasara,4.875,2015-11-20,The Summer of Sangaile,6.4,45 +14797,[35],326665,en,Aziz Ansari: Live at Madison Square Garden,4.872,2015-03-06,Aziz Ansari: Live at Madison Square Garden,6.7,73 +14798,[18],244260,en,Little Accidents,4.807,2015-01-16,Little Accidents,5.7,39 +14799,[99],319076,en,Listen to Me Marlon,4.799,2015-07-29,Listen to Me Marlon,7.5,73 +14800,"[18, 28, 10749]",362136,hi,प्रेम रतन धन पायो,4.764,2015-11-13,Prem Ratan Dhan Payo,6.0,65 +14801,"[28, 12]",283322,mi,The Dead Lands,4.746,2015-02-28,The Dead Lands,6.3,58 +14802,[18],328869,en,Meadowland,4.733,2015-10-16,Meadowland,6.2,62 +14803,[99],261860,fr,Dior et moi,4.726,2015-04-10,Dior and I,7.5,78 +14804,"[35, 18, 10749]",339274,hi,तमाशा,4.698,2015-11-27,Tamasha,6.6,64 +14805,"[80, 53, 28, 18]",323517,hi,बदलापुर,4.664,2015-02-20,Badlapur,7.1,58 +14806,"[28, 27, 53]",356483,en,Unnatural,4.652,2015-10-16,Unnatural,4.3,22 +14807,"[18, 10751]",342464,en,Jack of the Red Hearts,4.618,2016-02-26,Jack of the Red Hearts,7.1,59 +14808,"[35, 27, 9648]",285840,en,The Editor,4.614,2014-10-18,The Editor,5.6,56 +14809,"[16, 10751]",264419,es,Un gallo con muchos huevos,4.603,2015-09-04,Huevos: Little Rooster's Egg-Cellent Adventure,5.5,35 +14810,"[10749, 18]",325388,ru,14+,4.598,2015-11-19,14+,7.2,35 +14811,[35],314952,ru,Что творят мужчины! 2,4.585,2015-01-10,What Men Do! 2,2.0,6 +14812,"[16, 35, 10751]",308447,en,The Flintstones & WWE: Stone Age Smackdown,4.583,2015-03-17,The Flintstones & WWE: Stone Age Smackdown,6.0,25 +14813,"[12, 16, 35]",371236,ja,クレヨンしんちゃん オラの引越し物語 サボテン大襲撃,4.573,2015-04-30,Crayon Shin-chan: My Moving Story! Cactus Large Attack!,7.7,3 +14814,"[27, 9648, 53]",69872,it,Il tuo vizio è una stanza chiusa e solo io ne ho la chiave,4.564,2015-10-20,Your Vice Is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key,6.2,32 +14815,"[9648, 18, 80, 53]",251981,ja,渇き。,4.557,2015-12-04,The World of Kanako,6.4,73 +14816,"[35, 10749]",309739,ru,8 новых свиданий,4.549,2015-01-15,8 New Dates,5.6,19 +14817,"[35, 18]",308077,en,Nasty Baby,4.549,2015-10-23,Nasty Baby,5.3,32 +14818,"[878, 80, 27]",298026,en,Reaper,4.528,2015-06-05,Reaper,5.6,30 +14819,[35],320996,en,Iliza Shlesinger: Freezing Hot,4.508,2015-01-23,Iliza Shlesinger: Freezing Hot,6.8,39 +14820,[99],355254,en,De Palma,4.507,2016-06-10,De Palma,7.3,63 +14821,"[18, 53]",298031,it,Hope Lost,4.504,2015-02-01,Hope Lost,4.0,18 +14822,[99],323599,en,Humpback Whales,4.481,2015-02-13,Humpback Whales,7.7,7 +14823,[35],364089,en,Anthony Jeselnik: Thoughts and Prayers,4.458,2015-10-16,Anthony Jeselnik: Thoughts and Prayers,7.5,39 +14824,"[10751, 10770]",363483,en,12 Gifts of Christmas,4.452,2015-11-26,12 Gifts of Christmas,6.0,52 +14825,"[53, 18]",332839,en,Big Sky,4.443,2015-08-14,Big Sky,3.9,32 +14826,[27],156981,en,Old 37,4.431,2015-03-21,Old 37,4.0,21 +14827,"[99, 10751]",251471,en,A LEGO Brickumentary,4.424,2015-07-31,A LEGO Brickumentary,5.9,69 +14828,[18],336203,hi,मसान,4.414,2015-07-24,Masaan,6.9,68 +14829,"[27, 9648, 53]",323366,en,Pod,4.411,2015-03-16,Pod,4.2,60 +14830,[35],285838,en,Teen Lust,4.4,2015-07-20,Teen Lust,4.5,31 +14831,"[99, 36]",256876,en,Red Army,4.393,2015-01-23,Red Army,7.5,77 +14832,"[35, 10749]",317114,en,Bridal Wave,4.39,2015-01-24,Bridal Wave,6.3,34 +14833,"[10770, 18]",333653,en,If There Be Thorns,4.378,2015-04-05,If There Be Thorns,5.6,54 +14834,[18],337107,fr,Valley of Love,4.377,2016-03-03,Valley of Love,5.9,44 +14835,"[18, 10749]",361069,he,ברש,4.362,2015-10-22,Blush,5.9,22 +14836,"[16, 10751]",25400,en,My Little Pony: The Movie,4.346,1986-06-06,My Little Pony: The Movie,5.6,21 +14837,[27],339342,en,Anarchy Parlor,4.344,2015-01-01,Anarchy Parlor,5.5,39 +14838,"[18, 28]",337876,hi,Gabbar Is Back,4.326,2015-05-01,Gabbar Is Back,7.0,50 +14839,[28],307168,en,Extraction Day,4.323,2015-02-28,Extraction Day,5.3,4 +14840,"[35, 27]",362105,en,R.L. Stine's Monsterville: The Cabinet of Souls,4.297,2015-09-29,R.L. Stine's Monsterville: The Cabinet of Souls,6.7,72 +14841,"[18, 53, 27, 9648]",291151,en,The Stranger,4.27,2015-06-12,The Stranger,4.8,54 +14842,"[28, 878, 12, 10770, 35, 53]",344147,en,Sharktopus vs. Whalewolf,4.255,2015-07-19,Sharktopus vs. Whalewolf,3.5,25 +14843,"[35, 18]",314606,ja,百円の恋,4.25,2015-07-16,100 Yen Love,7.4,19 +14844,[35],332500,en,College Coeds vs. Zombie Housewives,4.243,2015-03-24,College Coeds vs. Zombie Housewives,7.4,6 +14845,"[35, 10751]",353609,en,Santa's Little Helper,4.242,2015-11-17,Santa's Little Helper,4.9,25 +14846,"[53, 9648, 878]",301228,en,Narcopolis,4.242,2015-10-02,Narcopolis,4.8,42 +14847,"[27, 53, 878]",321039,en,The Phoenix Incident,4.234,2015-06-16,The Phoenix Incident,5.0,28 +14848,"[9648, 18, 27]",330770,fr,Évolution,4.208,2015-09-14,Evolution,6.3,73 +14849,"[28, 12, 18]",318954,en,Beyond the Mask,4.206,2015-04-06,Beyond the Mask,5.3,49 +14850,"[18, 10749]",253251,en,10.000 KM,4.205,2015-07-10,"10,000 km",6.5,49 +14851,[53],342502,en,AWOL-72,4.2,2015-08-07,AWOL-72,3.8,22 +14852,"[27, 878]",106845,en,Re-Kill,4.191,2015-10-16,Re-Kill,4.8,47 +14853,"[10749, 18]",361018,en,Akron,4.184,2015-10-06,Akron,6.3,44 +14854,"[80, 53, 10770]",333620,en,Stalked by My Neighbor,4.159,2015-03-21,Stalked by My Neighbor,5.9,56 +14855,[53],312797,en,The Barber,4.153,2015-03-27,The Barber,5.9,45 +14856,"[18, 53]",277710,en,Anesthesia,4.145,2016-01-08,Anesthesia,5.8,61 +14857,"[10749, 18, 35, 9648]",291189,en,The Driftless Area,4.138,2015-04-18,The Driftless Area,5.2,35 +14858,"[18, 9648]",356021,en,Subterranea,4.137,2015-06-05,Subterranea,5.2,6 +14859,"[27, 878]",268105,es,Los parecidos,4.117,2015-09-25,The Similars,5.7,65 +14860,"[80, 53, 28, 27]",298032,en,VANish,4.097,2015-02-24,VANish,4.6,29 +14861,"[35, 16, 10751, 12, 878, 14]",350650,ja,映画ドラえもん のび太の宇宙英雄記（スペースヒーローズ）,4.081,2015-12-31,Doraemon: Nobita and the Space Heroes,6.9,16 +14862,"[99, 80]",367215,en,The Fear of 13,4.063,2015-10-15,The Fear of 13,7.9,72 +14863,"[53, 27]",268725,en,Nightlight,4.059,2015-03-27,Nightlight,4.7,42 +14864,"[18, 53]",343921,en,A Deadly Adoption,4.034,2015-06-20,A Deadly Adoption,5.0,49 +14865,[99],23116,en,Loose Change 9/11: An American Coup,4.029,2009-09-22,Loose Change 9/11: An American Coup,6.6,40 +14866,"[28, 35, 80]",284460,en,Samurai Cop 2: Deadly Vengeance,4.029,2015-10-09,Samurai Cop 2: Deadly Vengeance,4.2,23 +14867,"[10770, 9648, 18]",361751,en,"Murder, She Baked: A Plum Pudding Murder Mystery",4.027,2015-11-15,"Murder, She Baked: A Plum Pudding Murder Mystery",7.5,27 +14868,"[27, 53]",366506,en,Agoraphobia,4.014,2015-10-01,Agoraphobia,4.4,24 +14869,"[10751, 10770, 10749, 35]",338778,en,The Reluctant Nanny,4.008,2015-02-14,The Reluctant Nanny,5.7,13 +14870,"[35, 27]",343284,en,Night of the Living Deb,3.997,2015-10-08,Night of the Living Deb,5.6,72 +14871,"[27, 53]",337029,en,Frankenstein,3.989,2015-08-15,Frankenstein,5.8,51 +14872,"[18, 10402]",336790,hi,एबीसीडी 2,3.984,2015-06-19,Any Body Can Dance 2,5.4,36 +14873,[14],350505,en,Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism,3.978,2015-05-30,Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism,5.0,40 +14874,"[28, 53, 14]",321621,en,The Throwaways,3.969,2015-01-30,The Throwaways,5.1,26 +14875,[80],373321,en,Rise of the Footsoldier Part II,3.968,2015-12-12,Rise of the Footsoldier Part II,4.8,19 +14876,"[878, 18]",312131,en,The Phoenix Project,3.952,2015-01-16,The Phoenix Project,3.6,17 +14877,[18],338107,en,Chocolate City,3.936,2015-05-22,Chocolate City,5.1,21 +14878,[35],345306,ru,Бармен,3.916,2015-07-20,The Bartender,5.5,22 +14879,"[35, 10749, 10770]",344123,en,Perfect Match,3.914,2015-06-21,Perfect Match,5.9,29 +14880,[18],300686,en,Chloe and Theo,3.893,2015-04-15,Chloe and Theo,6.3,35 +14881,"[9648, 10770, 18, 80]",339580,en,Real Murders: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,3.882,2015-07-26,Real Murders: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,6.5,25 +14882,[35],361745,en,Autumn Dreams,3.865,2015-10-03,Autumn Dreams,6.6,39 +14883,"[10749, 35]",317118,en,"I Do, I Do, I Do",3.848,2015-02-06,"I Do, I Do, I Do",5.8,30 +14884,"[18, 10749]",283831,ja,ストロボ・エッジ,3.836,2015-10-02,Strobe Edge,6.6,19 +14885,"[18, 10749]",292431,en,Love,3.828,2015-10-30,Love,6.0,815 +14886,[18],333091,en,Bare,3.827,2015-10-30,Bare,4.6,31 +14887,[35],364708,en,All American Bikini Car Wash,3.811,2015-10-06,All American Bikini Car Wash,4.7,26 +14888,[18],284294,en,Time Out of Mind,3.81,2015-09-09,Time Out of Mind,5.6,75 +14889,[35],301629,en,Addicted to Fresno,3.8,2015-09-01,Addicted to Fresno,5.4,52 +14890,"[35, 18, 10749]",249916,en,Appropriate Behavior,3.795,2014-01-18,Appropriate Behavior,6.6,45 +14891,"[53, 18, 10749]",332936,en,Any Day,3.794,2015-03-27,Any Day,4.9,15 +14892,"[53, 18]",306482,en,Partisan,3.788,2015-01-25,Partisan,6.1,52 +14893,"[18, 10751]",365762,en,Angels in the Snow,3.783,2015-11-22,Angels in the Snow,6.3,24 +14894,[18],339079,en,A Country Called Home,3.775,2016-02-26,A Country Called Home,5.7,23 +14895,"[10751, 16]",366143,en,Binky Nelson Unpacified,3.768,2015-12-08,Binky Nelson Unpacified,5.5,20 +14896,"[53, 12, 28]",352978,en,Chain of Command,3.767,2015-09-08,Chain of Command,5.0,20 +14897,"[53, 28, 80]",356841,en,Checkmate,3.764,2015-07-03,Checkmate,4.2,20 +14898,[99],291817,en,Seymour: An Introduction,3.762,2015-03-13,Seymour: An Introduction,7.3,8 +14899,[18],186976,es,La jaula de oro,3.757,2015-09-04,The Golden Dream,6.7,64 +14900,"[10749, 35, 18]",365451,en,"Baby, Baby, Baby",3.734,2015-10-30,"Baby, Baby, Baby",6.2,10 +14901,[35],347158,en,Bikini Avengers,3.731,2015-02-24,Bikini Avengers,6.2,6 +14902,[27],287692,en,Bastard,3.721,2015-10-16,Bastard,4.8,31 +14903,[16],368304,en,LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: Avengers Reassembled!,3.717,2015-11-16,LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: Avengers Reassembled!,6.4,27 +14904,"[18, 12]",321015,ru,Как меня зовут,3.71,2014-11-27,Name Me,7.2,6 +14905,"[53, 28, 27, 878]",343097,en,Mega Shark vs. Kolossus,3.694,2015-06-18,Mega Shark vs. Kolossus,3.8,21 +14906,"[35, 16, 10751]",343977,en,Tom and Jerry Spy Quest,3.68,2015-06-09,Tom and Jerry Spy Quest,6.7,12 +14907,"[53, 9648, 27, 18]",309919,en,The Curse of Downers Grove,3.674,2015-08-21,The Curse of Downers Grove,4.7,42 +14908,[18],296025,en,Safelight,3.665,2015-04-17,Safelight,6.2,49 +14909,"[53, 35, 27]",345069,en,Crush the Skull,3.66,2015-06-11,Crush the Skull,6.3,25 +14910,"[18, 35]",314220,el,Chevalier,3.633,2016-05-27,Chevalier,5.9,38 +14911,[35],345363,en,One Crazy Cruise,3.63,2015-06-19,One Crazy Cruise,6.0,7 +14912,"[10770, 10749]",363476,en,Charming Christmas,3.63,2015-11-08,Charming Christmas,5.9,24 +14913,[18],333657,en,Club Life,3.63,2015-05-29,Club Life,5.7,23 +14914,"[35, 10749, 18]",321160,en,With This Ring,3.626,2015-01-24,With This Ring,5.3,30 +14915,"[18, 10770]",363480,en,Christmas Incorporated,3.617,2015-11-15,Christmas Incorporated,6.5,39 +14916,"[10402, 35, 10751]",333678,en,Fan Girl,3.616,2015-12-31,Fan Girl,5.5,31 +14917,"[18, 53]",289191,en,I Am Here,3.616,2015-06-12,I Am Here,5.4,37 +14918,"[18, 10402, 10770]",330544,en,Bessie,3.604,2015-05-16,Bessie,6.4,50 +14919,[18],327982,ru,ДухLess 2,3.597,2015-03-19,Soulless 2,5.2,22 +14920,"[53, 10770]",354908,en,Sugarbabies,3.576,2015-08-15,Sugarbabies,6.3,15 +14921,"[27, 878]",362439,en,They Found Hell,3.563,2015-10-17,They Found Hell,4.7,29 +14922,"[35, 36, 18, 10749]",314404,it,Maraviglioso Boccaccio,3.56,2015-04-20,Wondrous Boccaccio,5.8,46 +14923,"[80, 18, 53]",324333,en,Wild Horses,3.554,2015-06-05,Wild Horses,4.6,43 +14924,"[53, 9648, 27, 14]",279972,en,Digging Up the Marrow,3.552,2015-02-20,Digging Up the Marrow,5.6,78 +14925,[18],276496,en,The Dark Horse,3.544,2015-04-25,The Dark Horse,5.7,67 +14926,"[10749, 10770]",362886,en,'Tis the Season for Love,3.539,2015-11-01,'Tis the Season for Love,5.9,24 +14927,[53],299553,en,Shark Lake,3.521,2015-10-02,Shark Lake,3.9,31 +14928,"[35, 18]",291405,en,The Breakup Girl,3.508,2015-07-10,The Breakup Girl,5.0,4 +14929,[18],337104,en,Chronic,3.504,2015-10-21,Chronic,5.4,28 +14930,[27],406582,en,Delirium,3.485,2015-05-26,Delirium,3.6,9 +14931,"[28, 53, 9648]",341050,en,Convergence,3.478,2015-01-01,Convergence,4.8,16 +14932,"[27, 53, 28]",322922,en,Awaken,3.458,2015-07-07,Awaken,3.6,32 +14933,"[16, 10402, 10751]",349158,en,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Friendship Games,3.443,2015-09-17,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Friendship Games,5.8,22 +14934,"[27, 878]",362434,en,Ominous,3.44,2015-10-10,Ominous,4.6,20 +14935,"[35, 27]",262169,en,Gravy,3.437,2015-10-02,Gravy,6.0,29 +14936,"[53, 27]",315899,en,Desecrated,3.431,2015-01-06,Desecrated,2.9,8 +14937,[27],256030,en,Muck,3.418,2015-03-15,Muck,3.3,51 +14938,[18],227975,pt,Praia do Futuro,3.415,2015-02-27,Futuro Beach,6.4,43 +14939,"[18, 80]",362478,en,The Preppie Connection,3.408,2016-03-18,The Preppie Connection,6.7,58 +14940,"[9648, 28, 27, 14]",252596,de,German Angst,3.395,2015-09-28,German Angst,5.7,33 +14941,"[18, 53, 878]",331592,en,Listening,3.383,2015-09-11,Listening,5.7,46 +14942,"[878, 28]",333545,en,Road Wars,3.382,2015-05-05,Road Wars,2.8,15 +14943,"[18, 53]",273599,en,The Suicide Theory,3.365,2015-07-10,The Suicide Theory,6.4,49 +14944,"[12, 16, 878, 28]",337755,en,Star Wars Rebels: The Siege of Lothal,3.36,2015-04-18,Star Wars Rebels: The Siege of Lothal,7.9,32 +14945,"[18, 878]",320146,en,Creative Control,3.35,2016-03-11,Creative Control,5.6,36 +14946,"[80, 18, 53]",322766,en,Beautiful & Twisted,3.344,2015-01-31,Beautiful & Twisted,5.7,39 +14947,"[18, 27, 53]",356191,pl,Demon,3.34,2015-09-09,Demon,6.2,50 +14948,[35],273610,en,Helicopter Mom,3.329,2015-04-24,Helicopter Mom,5.6,15 +14949,"[27, 35]",356486,en,Lumberjack Man,3.325,2015-10-16,Lumberjack Man,4.1,23 +14950,[80],356216,en,The Rise of the Krays,3.322,2015-08-29,The Rise of the Krays,4.8,26 +14951,"[53, 28, 878, 10770]",349135,en,Roboshark,3.322,2015-07-23,Roboshark,4.0,24 +14952,"[9648, 18, 53]",206197,en,The Sisterhood of Night,3.314,2015-04-10,The Sisterhood of Night,6.4,51 +14953,[35],365756,en,A Dogwalker's Christmas Tale,3.297,2015-11-15,A Dogwalker's Christmas Tale,5.9,28 +14954,"[14, 10770, 10749, 18]",363486,en,Just in Time for Christmas,3.277,2015-12-05,Just in Time for Christmas,6.2,43 +14955,"[18, 35]",323967,en,Walter,3.277,2015-03-13,Walter,5.5,31 +14956,[27],309063,en,The Ouija Experiment 2: Theatre of Death,3.276,2015-01-13,The Ouija Experiment 2: Theatre of Death,2.9,43 +14957,[99],369362,en,"Chau, Beyond the Lines",3.258,2015-08-21,"Chau, Beyond the Lines",5.7,6 +14958,[27],366551,en,Krampus: The Reckoning,3.246,2015-11-03,Krampus: The Reckoning,2.6,18 +14959,[27],306307,en,Gnome Alone,3.245,2015-01-20,Gnome Alone,3.0,6 +14960,"[53, 18]",291290,en,Submerged,3.241,2015-11-27,Submerged,4.3,33 +14961,"[27, 878, 10770]",347849,en,Zombie Shark,3.23,2015-07-20,Zombie Shark,4.1,19 +14962,"[878, 35]",312793,en,Walking with the Dead,3.215,2015-03-20,The Walking Deceased,5.0,59 +14963,"[99, 878]",355131,en,Sense8: Creating the World,3.214,2015-08-10,Sense8: Creating the World,7.9,51 +14964,"[18, 10749, 35]",263105,en,Boy Meets Girl,3.209,2015-02-06,Boy Meets Girl,6.9,59 +14965,"[27, 53]",346170,en,The Chosen,3.206,2015-07-24,The Chosen,4.4,47 +14966,"[35, 99]",316761,en,Call Me Lucky,3.203,2015-08-07,Call Me Lucky,7.3,35 +14967,"[53, 18, 27]",350616,en,The Divine Tragedies,3.19,2015-10-03,The Divine Tragedies,5.3,6 +14968,"[53, 27]",329205,en,Ghoul,3.185,2015-03-20,Ghoul,4.8,37 +14969,"[10751, 16]",305387,fr,L'Apprenti Père Noël et le flocon magique,3.179,2015-12-20,The Magic Snowflake,6.2,20 +14970,"[10770, 18]",333658,en,Seeds of Yesterday,3.175,2015-04-12,Seeds of Yesterday,6.3,37 +14971,"[18, 35]",299780,en,Dough,3.171,2015-04-14,Dough,5.8,38 +14972,"[10770, 9648, 18]",328848,en,"Murder, She Baked: A Chocolate Chip Cookie Mystery",3.165,2015-05-02,"Murder, She Baked: A Chocolate Chip Cookie Mystery",7.3,32 +14973,"[18, 10749, 10770]",323384,en,A Gift of Miracles,3.165,2015-02-15,A Gift of Miracles,5.7,20 +14974,"[18, 10752]",338942,ru,Дорога на Берлин,3.16,2015-05-26,Road to Berlin,7.0,6 +14975,"[18, 10752]",283708,fr,Loin des hommes,3.157,2015-05-01,Far from Men,6.9,64 +14976,[35],338227,ru,Женщины против мужчин,3.154,2015-04-09,Women vs. Men,3.8,17 +14977,[],361043,en,All Hallows' Eve 2,3.151,2015-10-06,All Hallows' Eve 2,4.6,32 +14978,"[9648, 18]",277687,en,The Midnight Swim,3.148,2015-06-26,The Midnight Swim,5.1,14 +14979,"[18, 878]",320005,ru,Под электрическими облаками,3.145,2015-06-22,Under Electric Clouds,7.1,17 +14980,"[35, 18, 10749]",296178,en,Posthumous,3.143,2015-03-13,Posthumous,6.1,29 +14981,"[80, 18, 53]",386465,en,Newcomer,3.135,2015-10-30,Newcomer,5.9,12 +14982,"[18, 10751]",336121,en,Girl on the Edge,3.113,2015-02-23,Girl on the Edge,5.8,25 +14983,"[10749, 18]",330007,es,En la Gama de los Grises,3.104,2015-03-07,In the Grayscale,6.6,28 +14984,"[80, 28, 18, 27, 53]",330431,hi,NH10,3.099,2015-03-13,NH10,7.0,39 +14985,"[12, 35, 80, 53]",333675,en,Band of Robbers,3.093,2016-01-15,Band of Robbers,6.3,61 +14986,"[18, 80]",328899,en,Dixieland,3.093,2015-12-11,Dixieland,5.4,23 +14987,"[10749, 10770]",369057,en,A Prince for Christmas,3.088,2015-11-29,A Prince for Christmas,5.7,35 +14988,"[10751, 10770]",369056,en,Magic Stocking,3.074,2015-12-06,Magic Stocking,5.9,16 +14989,"[53, 18]",360339,en,Eden,3.061,2015-09-18,Eden,5.4,29 +14990,"[10751, 10770]",363484,en,Angel of Christmas,3.058,2015-11-29,Angel of Christmas,6.2,29 +14991,"[35, 10402, 10749, 10770]",366018,en,A Christmas Melody,3.046,2015-12-19,A Christmas Melody,5.6,46 +14992,"[53, 28, 12, 878]",353267,en,Fire Twister,3.038,2015-08-06,Fire Twister,3.8,12 +14993,"[18, 80, 9648]",342165,en,Too Late,3.026,2016-03-25,Too Late,7.3,33 +14994,[18],286111,fr,Maintenant ou jamais,3.02,2015-01-08,Now or Never,6.1,48 +14995,"[18, 10770]",366630,en,The Bridge,3.011,2015-12-06,The Bridge,6.0,28 +14996,[27],384216,en,The Purging Hour,3.006,2015-10-15,The Purging Hour,2.8,5 +14997,"[35, 80, 14, 27, 53]",323792,en,L.A. Slasher,2.989,2015-06-12,L.A. Slasher,3.9,17 +14998,"[53, 28, 27]",326834,en,The Demolisher,2.988,2015-02-22,The Demolisher,4.4,21 +14999,[99],366929,en,One Soldier's Story: The Journey of American Sniper,2.983,2015-05-19,One Soldier's Story: The Journey of American Sniper,6.0,42 +15000,[99],345323,en,Unity,2.982,2015-08-12,Unity,7.8,14 +15001,"[16, 10402]",333623,ja,ラブライブ！The School Idol Movie,2.982,2015-09-11,Love Live! The School Idol Movie,7.5,13 +15002,"[18, 878]",358644,en,Embers,2.979,2015-10-16,Embers,5.5,35 +15003,[35],361613,zh,港囧,2.978,2015-09-25,Lost in Hong Kong,6.3,26 +15004,[27],332278,en,"Devil's Backbone, Texas",2.954,2015-03-31,"Devil's Backbone, Texas",2.9,7 +15005,[99],335327,en,Curious Worlds: The Art & Imagination of David Beck,2.952,2015-04-10,Curious Worlds: The Art & Imagination of David Beck,2.0,1 +15006,"[35, 27]",363889,en,The Funhouse Massacre,2.943,2015-11-13,The Funhouse Massacre,5.4,56 +15007,[35],371442,en,Bad Roomies,2.943,2015-12-01,Bad Roomies,4.6,34 +15008,"[53, 27]",359245,en,Even Lambs Have Teeth,2.94,2015-10-03,Even Lambs Have Teeth,5.9,27 +15009,"[80, 9648, 10770]",369892,en,CSI: Immortality,2.935,2015-09-27,CSI: Immortality,7.3,20 +15010,"[14, 27]",352988,en,Dark Moon Rising,2.929,2015-08-04,Dark Moon Rising,3.3,23 +15011,"[10749, 18, 10402]",319096,en,Whitney,2.927,2015-01-17,Whitney,5.2,50 +15012,[35],367732,en,Uncle Nick,2.918,2015-12-04,Uncle Nick,6.1,13 +15013,[35],339355,en,Larry Gaye: Renegade Male Flight Attendant,2.917,2015-06-05,Larry Gaye: Renegade Male Flight Attendant,4.6,25 +15014,"[53, 18]",345054,en,Double Daddy,2.906,2015-06-06,Double Daddy,5.3,19 +15015,[27],157422,en,The Wicked Within,2.897,2015-10-16,The Wicked Within,4.4,28 +15016,[99],345944,en,I Am Chris Farley,2.896,2015-07-27,I Am Chris Farley,7.2,54 +15017,[99],109581,en,Mission to Lars,2.88,2015-09-25,Mission to Lars,6.3,9 +15018,[99],320586,en,Brand: A Second Coming,2.878,2015-03-13,Brand: A Second Coming,6.0,10 +15019,"[16, 14]",372631,en,Marvel Super Hero Adventures: Frost Fight!,2.877,2015-12-15,Marvel Super Hero Adventures: Frost Fight!,5.5,14 +15020,[18],289716,en,The World Made Straight,2.87,2015-01-09,The World Made Straight,5.5,26 +15021,[99],324253,en,All Things Must Pass,2.86,2015-10-16,All Things Must Pass,7.3,49 +15022,"[10749, 10770]",317121,en,All of My Heart,2.853,2015-02-14,All of My Heart,6.5,28 +15023,[18],286595,fr,Marie Heurtin,2.85,2015-05-01,Marie's Story,7.4,46 +15024,"[10751, 16, 35]",387892,en,Get Squirrely,2.843,2015-03-01,Get Squirrely,4.3,7 +15025,"[27, 53]",352372,en,Darling,2.838,2015-09-24,Darling,5.6,32 +15026,"[35, 18]",270886,fr,Tu dors Nicole,2.835,2014-10-09,You're Sleeping Nicole,6.7,23 +15027,"[9648, 27, 53]",336167,en,Private Number,2.834,2015-05-01,Private Number,3.8,22 +15028,"[10751, 35]",332512,ru,Призрак,2.832,2015-04-20,Ghost,5.7,23 +15029,[99],356332,en,The Witness,2.831,2015-10-06,The Witness,6.9,56 +15030,[18],291871,en,Yosemite,2.829,2016-01-01,Yosemite,4.6,12 +15031,"[27, 10770]",361042,en,The Hollow,2.826,2015-10-24,The Hollow,4.6,51 +15032,[27],335753,en,The Amityville Playhouse,2.817,2015-06-23,The Amityville Playhouse,2.8,14 +15033,"[53, 27, 28]",322163,en,Hayride 2,2.811,2015-03-06,Hayride 2,3.3,8 +15034,[18],326139,en,Eadweard,2.808,2015-02-28,Eadweard,7.0,6 +15035,"[35, 18, 10749, 10770]",311181,en,A Novel Romance,2.802,2015-01-10,A Novel Romance,6.0,36 +15036,"[10749, 35, 27]",270064,en,April Apocalypse,2.795,2015-02-24,April Apocalypse,4.8,22 +15037,[35],369665,en,Trevor Noah: Lost In Translation,2.794,2015-11-22,Trevor Noah: Lost In Translation,7.0,6 +15038,"[53, 28, 80]",338421,cn,迷城,2.79,2015-07-31,Wild City,5.7,17 +15039,"[28, 27, 878]",336265,en,The Mind's Eye,2.785,2015-08-05,The Mind's Eye,4.9,39 +15040,[35],334924,ro,Comoara,2.783,2015-10-08,The Treasure,6.6,31 +15041,[27],319847,en,Hansel Vs. Gretel,2.783,2015-01-20,Hansel Vs. Gretel,3.4,15 +15042,"[10749, 10751]",365753,en,Rodeo and Juliet,2.782,2015-11-06,Rodeo and Juliet,4.8,30 +15043,"[10751, 18]",305747,pt,Hoovey,2.781,2015-01-31,Hoovey,6.0,23 +15044,[28],341870,en,Predator: Dark Ages,2.781,2015-05-26,Predator: Dark Ages,5.3,36 +15045,"[35, 18, 53]",356366,en,The Adventures of Beatle,2.78,2015-10-20,Guns for Hire,4.8,14 +15046,"[16, 10751]",338103,en,Curious George 3: Back to the Jungle,2.777,2015-06-23,Curious George 3: Back to the Jungle,6.0,15 +15047,[35],354980,en,Love Under the Stars,2.763,2015-08-16,Love Under the Stars,5.6,15 +15048,"[27, 53]",351868,en,Appetites,2.763,2015-08-04,Appetites,3.9,8 +15049,"[10749, 18]",376504,en,Steel,2.742,2015-11-17,Steel,6.8,11 +15050,"[28, 80, 53]",380754,en,Isolation,2.738,2015-10-31,Isolation,5.2,12 +15051,"[28, 18, 10749]",365452,en,A Rising Tide,2.736,2015-05-29,A Rising Tide,6.3,12 +15052,[35],325813,en,Splitting Adam,2.731,2015-02-16,Splitting Adam,5.5,20 +15053,"[28, 878]",315024,en,Jurassic City,2.73,2014-12-31,Jurassic City,5.0,34 +15054,"[28, 878, 53]",302026,en,Garm Wars: The Last Druid,2.72,2015-10-05,Garm Wars: The Last Druid,4.1,25 +15055,"[10751, 10749, 10770]",348393,en,Family for Christmas,2.718,2015-07-11,Family for Christmas,5.2,36 +15056,"[28, 18, 53]",348955,en,H8RZ,2.718,2015-07-17,H8RZ,4.8,7 +15057,[35],433536,en,Shark Babes,2.714,2015-10-01,Shark Babes,5.0,2 +15058,"[10770, 9648]",330161,en,Gourmet Detective,2.713,2015-05-16,Gourmet Detective,5.9,17 +15059,"[35, 10770]",324601,en,Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special,2.71,2015-02-15,Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special,7.1,42 +15060,"[99, 36]",319092,en,The Russian Woodpecker,2.71,2015-01-31,The Russian Woodpecker,6.0,18 +15061,"[10751, 16]",94196,fr,Zarafa,2.705,2012-11-11,Zarafa,6.8,39 +15062,[27],363844,en,The Ouija Exorcism,2.703,2015-10-06,The Ouija Exorcism,4.2,19 +15063,[18],320001,es,Ixcanul,2.689,2015-09-04,Ixcanul,6.7,36 +15064,"[18, 36]",277847,en,Set Fire to the Stars,2.688,2015-05-15,Set Fire to the Stars,5.8,19 +15065,[18],287855,en,Drown,2.687,2015-08-28,Drown,6.0,18 +15066,"[10749, 35]",333287,en,Slow Learners,2.682,2015-08-19,Slow Learners,5.7,35 +15067,[18],345874,en,Stealing Cars,2.68,2016-04-05,Stealing Cars,6.4,21 +15068,"[9648, 18]",337407,en,Backgammon,2.664,2016-03-11,Backgammon,4.6,10 +15069,"[10749, 10770]",366631,en,On the Twelfth Day of Christmas,2.657,2015-12-12,On the Twelfth Day of Christmas,6.3,27 +15070,"[35, 14, 10749]",414977,en,Sam,2.656,2015-04-21,Sam,5.1,26 +15071,"[18, 53, 27]",364088,en,Decay,2.648,2015-11-09,Decay,4.9,9 +15072,"[28, 18]",340247,en,The Challenger,2.643,2015-03-26,The Challenger,5.9,27 +15073,[10751],367537,en,The Christmas Gift,2.635,2015-11-29,The Christmas Gift,5.9,16 +15074,"[35, 10749]",277153,nl,De Surprise,2.631,2015-10-09,The Surprise,6.9,35 +15075,"[28, 878, 18, 16]",329365,ja,機動戦士ガンダム THE ORIGIN I 青い瞳のキャスバル,2.631,2015-04-24,Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin I - Blue-Eyed Casval,5.6,7 +15076,"[878, 27]",300321,en,RWD,2.629,2015-09-26,RWD,4.2,11 +15077,[35],355178,en,Amy Schumer: Live at the Apollo,2.621,2015-10-17,Amy Schumer: Live at the Apollo,6.5,37 +15078,[18],330916,en,King Jack,2.62,2015-04-01,King Jack,6.9,47 +15079,"[35, 12]",348499,en,Bad Night,2.607,2015-07-21,Bad Night,4.7,26 +15080,"[9648, 18, 80, 53]",272418,en,Man from Reno,2.603,2015-03-27,Man from Reno,6.1,19 +15081,"[28, 878]",277353,en,Campus Code,2.593,2015-09-22,Campus Code,4.1,7 +15082,"[53, 99]",320349,en,"3 ½ Minutes, 10 Bullets",2.592,2015-01-24,"3 ½ Minutes, 10 Bullets",7.5,42 +15083,"[35, 99]",334328,en,Live from New York!,2.592,2015-04-15,Live from New York!,6.1,16 +15084,[878],266433,en,Ejecta,2.582,2015-02-27,Ejecta,3.8,20 +15085,"[35, 18, 80, 14]",345735,cn,老笠,2.58,2015-07-05,Robbery,6.9,12 +15086,[18],381108,en,Raven's Touch,2.579,2015-08-06,Raven's Touch,5.5,13 +15087,[18],277662,en,Nightingale,2.574,2014-06-17,Nightingale,6.2,26 +15088,"[80, 27, 53, 18]",308831,es,Ellos Volvieron,2.573,2015-09-01,They Returned,7.8,4 +15089,[99],333382,en,Thought Crimes,2.57,2015-05-11,Thought Crimes,6.5,20 +15090,[28],409564,en,Street,2.554,2015-10-30,Street,5.8,13 +15091,"[878, 16, 14, 35, 10751]",136087,th,ยักษ์,2.552,2015-12-22,The Giant King,4.8,4 +15092,"[53, 9648, 80, 18]",333387,en,The Wannabe,2.551,2015-12-04,The Wannabe,5.0,22 +15093,[35],342169,en,Puerto Ricans in Paris,2.544,2015-06-12,Puerto Ricans in Paris,5.2,21 +15094,"[28, 35]",337663,en,Tooken,2.54,2015-05-26,Tooken,4.3,34 +15095,[18],260313,eu,Loreak,2.538,2015-10-30,Flowers,6.9,32 +15096,"[18, 10749]",280913,th,คิดถึงวิทยา,2.536,2015-05-26,The Teacher's Diary,7.6,14 +15097,[35],363807,pt,"Liar, Liar, Vampire",2.533,2015-10-12,"Liar, Liar, Vampire",6.9,21 +15098,[14],336149,en,Arthur & Merlin,2.532,2015-11-06,Arthur & Merlin,4.9,32 +15099,[27],354534,en,The Invoking 2,2.531,2015-10-06,The Invoking 2,4.0,13 +15100,[99],288301,en,Do I Sound Gay?,2.528,2015-07-10,Do I Sound Gay?,6.0,30 +15101,"[9648, 18, 10749, 10770]",361749,en,"Hello, It's Me",2.524,2015-09-27,"Hello, It's Me",6.7,12 +15102,"[28, 9648, 18]",320295,hi,डिटेक्टिव ब्योमकेश बक्शी!,2.522,2015-04-03,Detective Byomkesh Bakshy!,6.9,39 +15103,[99],352552,en,Hurricane of Fun: The Making of Wet Hot,2.521,2015-07-31,Hurricane of Fun: The Making of Wet Hot,6.6,31 +15104,[99],378263,en,Addicted to Sexting,2.52,2015-11-17,Addicted to Sexting,4.9,15 +15105,"[14, 27]",339992,en,The Redwood Massacre,2.509,2015-05-23,The Redwood Massacre,4.1,30 +15106,"[35, 10749]",341895,ml,പ്രേമം,2.5,2015-06-12,Premam,7.2,28 +15107,"[28, 878]",340835,en,RZ-9,2.497,2015-04-16,RZ-9,1.9,6 +15108,[99],291540,en,Why Horror?,2.493,2015-10-30,Why Horror?,6.1,11 +15109,"[99, 35, 36, 53]",312152,ro,Chuck Norris vs Communism,2.491,2015-01-23,Chuck Norris vs Communism,7.2,30 +15110,[99],325365,en,Dawg Fight,2.489,2015-03-13,Dawg Fight,6.6,30 +15111,"[18, 53]",308361,en,"Stockholm, Pennsylvania",2.489,2015-01-22,"Stockholm, Pennsylvania",5.3,43 +15112,"[27, 53]",192023,en,The Invoking,2.481,2013-03-16,The Invoking,4.1,14 +15113,"[53, 28, 27]",323271,en,Unsullied,2.478,2015-08-28,Unsullied,3.3,3 +15114,"[53, 18, 878]",362203,en,Shelter,2.477,2015-04-21,Shelter,5.0,7 +15115,[99],319089,en,The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution,2.47,2015-01-23,The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution,7.3,33 +15116,"[18, 10770, 9648, 80]",348631,en,Gourmet Detective: A Healthy Place to Die,2.469,2015-08-02,Gourmet Detective: A Healthy Place to Die,5.7,12 +15117,"[12, 10751, 16]",341984,en,Back to the Jurassic,2.468,2015-06-09,Back to the Jurassic,5.2,9 +15118,[35],355177,en,Tig Notaro: Boyish Girl Interrupted,2.465,2015-08-22,Tig Notaro: Boyish Girl Interrupted,6.5,6 +15119,"[53, 27]",312980,en,Paranormal Island,2.459,2015-09-01,Paranormal Island,2.5,5 +15120,[27],306622,en,Star Leaf,2.449,2015-06-06,Star Leaf,4.2,13 +15121,[18],287426,en,Shelter,2.447,2015-11-13,Shelter,6.0,48 +15122,[16],346965,en,Frog Kingdom,2.447,2015-06-30,Frog Kingdom,3.2,9 +15123,"[80, 18, 53]",288710,en,The Frontier,2.443,2016-11-08,The Frontier,5.8,12 +15124,[27],326551,en,Backtrack,2.443,2015-05-05,Backtrack,2.2,7 +15125,"[18, 10749]",280922,en,Asthma,2.44,2015-10-23,Asthma,6.3,52 +15126,[99],318225,en,Tig,2.438,2015-07-17,Tig,7.3,54 +15127,"[10770, 10749]",323673,en,Just the Way You Are,2.435,2015-05-09,Just the Way You Are,4.9,10 +15128,"[53, 28, 12]",359025,en,Camino,2.432,2016-03-04,Camino,5.0,28 +15129,"[27, 53]",370234,en,Dementia,2.43,2015-12-04,Dementia,4.7,36 +15130,"[10749, 35]",243752,en,No Stranger Than Love,2.428,2015-04-30,No Stranger Than Love,4.3,31 +15131,"[53, 80, 18]",341881,en,Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story,2.421,2015-05-23,Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story,5.9,8 +15132,"[53, 27]",336833,en,A Haunting in Cawdor,2.418,2015-05-01,A Haunting in Cawdor,4.2,11 +15133,"[12, 18]",335724,ru,Территория,2.416,2015-05-19,Territory,6.4,16 +15134,"[10752, 28, 18, 36]",326011,ru,Батальонъ,2.415,2015-07-14,The Battalion,7.5,14 +15135,"[10749, 35]",308418,en,Eat With Me,2.412,2014-12-05,Eat With Me,6.9,17 +15136,[99],324314,en,Tab Hunter Confidential,2.411,2015-03-15,Tab Hunter Confidential,7.7,27 +15137,"[18, 14, 9648, 53]",272634,sv,Cirkeln,2.398,2015-10-13,The Circle,5.5,48 +15138,[18],408106,en,Victor,2.394,2015-10-17,Victor,7.4,7 +15139,[53],374515,en,Stalked by My Doctor,2.393,2015-12-26,Stalked by My Doctor,4.9,28 +15140,[18],339739,en,Henry Gamble's Birthday Party,2.392,2015-12-20,Henry Gamble's Birthday Party,5.4,40 +15141,"[16, 35, 10751, 9648]",340884,en,Scooby-Doo! and the Beach Beastie,2.391,2015-05-05,Scooby-Doo! and the Beach Beastie,5.0,2 +15142,[10749],315134,en,Surprised by Love,2.386,2015-01-03,Surprised by Love,6.3,18 +15143,"[10749, 35]",320703,en,The Dramatics: A Comedy,2.386,2015-02-10,The Dramatics: A Comedy,5.4,8 +15144,"[10751, 14, 12, 18]",316785,en,Don Quixote: The Ingenious Gentleman of La Mancha,2.38,2015-01-07,Don Quixote: The Ingenious Gentleman of La Mancha,6.0,9 +15145,"[878, 35]",253307,en,The Infinite Man,2.38,2015-02-12,The Infinite Man,5.8,22 +15146,"[10751, 10770]",363478,en,I'm Not Ready for Christmas,2.373,2015-11-14,I'm Not Ready for Christmas,5.3,16 +15147,"[10749, 18, 10770]",273693,en,Baby Bootcamp,2.369,2015-06-14,Baby Bootcamp,6.4,10 +15148,"[18, 878, 27, 53]",322061,en,Toxin,2.366,2015-01-29,Toxin,2.9,17 +15149,[18],266084,en,Queen & Country,2.365,2015-02-18,Queen & Country,6.1,29 +15150,[35],387999,en,The High Schooler's Guide to College Parties,2.36,2015-10-01,The High Schooler's Guide to College Parties,5.0,6 +15151,"[10749, 28, 18]",339562,zh,破風,2.359,2015-08-07,To the Fore,6.5,11 +15152,"[18, 99]",297393,en,Dark Horse,2.355,2016-05-06,Dark Horse,4.1,27 +15153,"[27, 9648, 53]",373541,en,Dark Awakening,2.342,2015-07-17,Dark Awakening,5.3,10 +15154,[99],358924,en,Miss Sharon Jones!,2.34,2015-11-12,Miss Sharon Jones!,7.4,9 +15155,"[10770, 18, 53]",335882,en,Text to Kill,2.335,2015-04-11,Text to Kill,5.4,10 +15156,"[99, 80]",294368,en,An Open Secret,2.331,2015-06-05,An Open Secret,7.6,30 +15157,"[35, 18]",328448,en,Dial a Prayer,2.33,2015-01-01,Dial a Prayer,5.3,20 +15158,"[53, 878]",347258,en,The Subjects,2.325,2015-10-08,The Subjects,5.3,27 +15159,[18],389323,en,Papa Hemingway in Cuba,2.324,2015-11-19,Papa Hemingway in Cuba,6.4,9 +15160,[99],339158,en,Be Here Now,2.321,2015-06-13,Be Here Now,8.6,38 +15161,"[53, 80, 99]",318973,en,Welcome to Leith,2.315,2015-09-09,Welcome to Leith,6.6,37 +15162,"[18, 35, 10751]",308715,en,Away and Back,2.312,2015-01-25,Away and Back,5.9,33 +15163,[27],362430,en,Night of the Wild,2.31,2015-10-03,Night of the Wild,3.6,17 +15164,"[53, 10770]",328480,en,Kept Woman,2.303,2015-02-28,Kept Woman,6.3,33 +15165,"[18, 36, 10752]",366736,sq,Shok,2.298,2015-04-10,Friend,7.3,14 +15166,"[35, 18, 10402]",321030,en,One More Time,2.293,2016-04-08,One More Time,5.2,26 +15167,"[18, 35]",246133,en,Entertainment,2.291,2015-11-13,Entertainment,5.3,34 +15168,"[10770, 18]",343369,en,Love Finds You in Charm,2.287,2015-06-06,Love Finds You in Charm,6.0,24 +15169,[27],404967,en,The Linda Vista Project,2.283,2015-01-01,The Linda Vista Project,4.3,4 +15170,[27],340855,en,Raiders Of The Lost Shark,2.283,2015-05-19,Raiders Of The Lost Shark,3.0,22 +15171,[35],354818,en,Colin Quinn: Unconstitutional,2.277,2015-08-16,Colin Quinn: Unconstitutional,6.8,6 +15172,"[878, 28]",337208,en,Cowboys vs. Dinosaurs,2.273,2015-05-19,Cowboys vs. Dinosaurs,3.6,22 +15173,"[53, 27, 14]",362065,en,Fire City: End of Days,2.271,2015-06-22,Fire City: End of Days,5.9,10 +15174,[27],349110,en,Sorority Slaughterhouse,2.269,2015-06-01,Sorority Slaughterhouse,5.2,6 +15175,"[18, 10770, 80]",346570,en,Perfect High,2.267,2015-06-27,Perfect High,6.1,39 +15176,"[10770, 35]",362884,en,October Kiss,2.266,2015-10-17,October Kiss,6.8,24 +15177,[27],341051,en,Deep Dark,2.261,2015-01-01,Deep Dark,5.3,40 +15178,"[27, 16, 9648]",329020,en,Extraordinary Tales,2.26,2015-10-23,Extraordinary Tales,6.2,45 +15179,[99],343981,en,Gascoigne,2.257,2015-06-08,Gascoigne,6.5,29 +15180,"[10770, 18, 10749]",352845,en,Lead with Your Heart,2.256,2015-09-19,Lead with Your Heart,3.3,3 +15181,"[878, 28, 16]",332479,en,Star Wars: TIE Fighter,2.25,2015-03-24,Star Wars: TIE Fighter,8.0,54 +15182,[27],419464,en,Rorschach,2.248,2015-10-13,Rorschach,4.5,10 +15183,[18],290815,en,Court,2.243,2015-03-26,Court,6.7,28 +15184,[99],356335,en,Man vs. Snake,2.242,2015-09-27,Man vs. Snake,6.8,43 +15185,"[35, 16]",349045,en,Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run,2.242,2015-08-04,Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run,5.5,14 +15186,"[10749, 10770]",360604,en,Ice Sculpture Christmas,2.236,2016-01-05,Ice Sculpture Christmas,5.8,39 +15187,[18],310491,en,Glassland,2.232,2016-02-12,Glassland,4.9,40 +15188,[99],360032,en,The State of Marriage,2.23,2015-06-12,The State of Marriage,7.5,4 +15189,"[18, 10749]",334973,zh,左耳,2.229,2015-04-24,The Left Ear,6.3,10 +15190,[27],319188,en,Frankenstein vs. The Mummy,2.227,2015-02-10,Frankenstein vs. The Mummy,4.5,19 +15191,"[27, 878]",336850,en,The Encounter,2.224,2015-05-05,The Encounter,3.8,15 +15192,[18],361671,en,Ellis,2.217,2015-10-04,Ellis,6.8,40 +15193,[18],361746,en,Harvest Moon,2.216,2015-10-10,Harvest Moon,6.1,29 +15194,[27],321478,en,Hunting Grounds,2.215,2015-02-20,Hunting Grounds,5.8,11 +15195,"[10749, 18]",289103,en,Mining for Ruby,2.213,2014-08-01,Mining for Ruby,1.0,1 +15196,[99],349086,en,Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It,2.21,2015-07-18,Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It,7.0,20 +15197,"[53, 9648]",309013,en,Scream at the Devil,2.208,2015-10-30,Scream at the Devil,4.7,14 +15198,"[18, 10751]",368809,en,Miracle Maker - A Christmas Tale,2.203,2015-11-03,Miracle Maker - A Christmas Tale,7.0,1 +15199,"[10749, 18]",324289,en,Touched with Fire,2.203,2016-02-12,Touched with Fire,5.9,31 +15200,[],339143,en,Incorruptible,2.203,2015-06-14,Incorruptible,3.0,3 +15201,"[53, 28]",359471,en,Swat: Unit 887,2.201,2015-09-29,Swat: Unit 887,4.3,12 +15202,"[35, 99]",316067,en,Misery Loves Comedy,2.2,2015-01-23,Misery Loves Comedy,6.1,18 +15203,"[99, 36]",276537,en,The Last Man on the Moon,2.196,2016-02-26,The Last Man on the Moon,6.6,38 +15204,[27],350751,en,Amityville Death House,2.194,2015-02-06,Amityville Death House,4.4,5 +15205,[27],248633,en,Zombie Killers: Elephant's Graveyard,2.193,2015-02-03,Zombie Killers: Elephant's Graveyard,2.8,13 +15206,[27],350052,en,Bad Building,2.191,2015-06-23,Bad Building,3.1,8 +15207,[35],343371,en,No Way Jose,2.19,2015-06-06,No Way Jose,5.5,12 +15208,"[53, 80, 18]",299221,en,Phantom Halo,2.185,2014-10-24,Phantom Halo,5.8,26 +15209,"[53, 28, 27]",365805,en,Wrecker,2.18,2015-11-06,Wrecker,4.0,39 +15210,"[18, 10751, 10770]",367536,en,A Gift Wrapped Christmas,2.177,2015-11-28,A Gift Wrapped Christmas,6.3,18 +15211,"[12, 878, 28, 27]",355309,en,Martian Land,2.177,2015-10-06,Martian Land,3.0,22 +15212,"[35, 10749]",345664,en,Mr. Right,2.159,2015-07-28,Mr. Right,3.4,5 +15213,[18],295886,en,Brotherly Love,2.157,2015-04-24,Brotherly Love,6.8,53 +15214,[18],308640,en,Songs My Brothers Taught Me,2.152,2015-01-27,Songs My Brothers Taught Me,6.9,16 +15215,[99],324252,en,A Woman Like Me,2.149,2015-03-16,A Woman Like Me,6.4,5 +15216,"[35, 10749]",352334,en,November Rule,2.149,2015-02-14,November Rule,5.7,35 +15217,[99],365447,en,Body Team 12,2.148,2015-04-19,Body Team 12,7.1,9 +15218,[27],336294,en,American Guinea Pig: Bouquet of Guts and Gore,2.148,2015-05-05,American Guinea Pig: Bouquet of Guts and Gore,4.7,13 +15219,"[9648, 18, 36, 10751, 53]",339060,en,The Cokeville Miracle,2.145,2015-06-05,The Cokeville Miracle,4.7,25 +15220,[99],336992,en,Love Between the Covers,2.141,2015-06-23,Love Between the Covers,7.5,4 +15221,"[28, 16, 27]",363890,en,Night of the Living Dead: Darkest Dawn,2.141,2015-10-05,Night of the Living Dead: Darkest Dawn,4.8,9 +15222,[53],322266,en,Buddy Hutchins,2.138,2015-01-01,Buddy Hutchins,3.1,10 +15223,"[53, 27]",359255,en,The Inhabitants,2.136,2015-10-13,The Inhabitants,4.0,19 +15224,[99],325263,en,Journey to Space,2.133,2015-02-13,Journey to Space,6.5,12 +15225,[18],356218,sv,Pojkarna,2.132,2015-10-16,Girls Lost,6.4,12 +15226,[],354544,en,Demetri Martin: Live (At The Time),2.129,2015-08-14,Demetri Martin: Live (At The Time),7.4,28 +15227,[27],298036,en,The Burning Dead,2.127,2015-02-12,The Burning Dead,3.4,17 +15228,[99],403581,en,After the Spill,2.118,2015-10-04,After the Spill,7.0,4 +15229,"[28, 18, 53, 27]",362591,es,Sendero,2.11,2015-10-04,Path,4.6,19 +15230,[10751],369054,en,Christmas Land,2.108,2015-12-20,Christmas Land,6.3,24 +15231,"[878, 18, 53]",282313,en,The Reconstruction of William Zero,2.107,2015-04-11,The Reconstruction of William Zero,5.1,24 +15232,"[878, 27]",321668,en,Strange Blood,2.105,2015-04-01,Strange Blood,3.6,34 +15233,[],370949,en,Mark & Russell's Wild Ride,2.104,2015-11-23,Mark & Russell's Wild Ride,5.5,11 +15234,"[10749, 18]",329135,ta,ஓ காதல் கண்மணி,2.102,2015-04-17,OK Kanmani,6.8,19 +15235,[18],336660,it,Mediterranea,2.097,2015-11-20,Mediterranea,6.8,27 +15236,"[35, 18, 10751]",339928,en,Once I Was a Beehive,2.094,2015-08-14,Once I Was a Beehive,6.3,37 +15237,[99],333375,en,Prescription Thugs,2.092,2016-01-22,Prescription Thugs,6.7,24 +15238,[99],333851,en,Romeo Is Bleeding,2.087,2017-07-19,Romeo Is Bleeding,7.5,4 +15239,"[35, 10749]",373196,zh,恶棍天使,2.087,2015-12-31,Devil And Angel,5.8,3 +15240,[35],342185,ja,猫侍　南の島へ行く,2.085,2015-07-18,Samurai Cat 2: A Tropical Adventure,6.0,3 +15241,"[10402, 35]",346443,pl,Disco Polo,2.085,2015-10-15,Disco Polo,5.8,12 +15242,[10402],333122,en,Katy Perry: The Prismatic World Tour Live,2.079,2015-03-28,Katy Perry: The Prismatic World Tour Live,7.9,15 +15243,"[53, 27]",372463,en,Don't Look in the Basement 2,2.078,2015-04-10,Don't Look in the Basement 2,3.9,8 +15244,"[35, 80, 10749]",354382,en,Alto,2.076,2015-08-01,Alto,6.4,14 +15245,"[53, 878]",316784,en,The Black Hole,2.075,2015-05-26,The Black Hole,2.9,14 +15246,[99],324181,en,The Resurrection of Jake the Snake,2.073,2015-01-23,The Resurrection of Jake the Snake,7.8,26 +15247,"[53, 18, 10749]",320343,en,Hacker's Game,2.072,2015-03-06,Hacker's Game,4.9,15 +15248,"[10751, 9648, 10749, 10770]",369052,en,Debbie Macomber's Dashing Through The Snow,2.069,2015-12-13,Dashing Through the Snow,5.9,29 +15249,[18],339367,en,Hamari Adhuri Kahani,2.063,2015-06-12,Hamari Adhuri Kahani,6.5,23 +15250,"[35, 18]",354143,en,"Sex, Death and Bowling",2.06,2015-11-06,"Sex, Death and Bowling",4.6,10 +15251,[35],297362,en,Teacher of the Year,2.057,2015-05-19,Teacher of the Year,5.6,27 +15252,"[10752, 10751, 18]",277190,nl,Oorlogsgeheimen,2.052,2015-12-30,Secrets of War,6.8,38 +15253,[18],365126,es,Jess & James,2.051,2015-05-31,Jess & James,5.2,10 +15254,[18],333968,th,พี่ชาย My Hero,2.047,2015-04-26,How to Win at Checkers (Every Time),7.4,11 +15255,[35],366692,en,Margaret Cho: PsyCHO,2.046,2015-09-25,Margaret Cho: PsyCHO,6.7,8 +15256,"[10749, 18]",342925,en,Everything Before Us,2.046,2015-06-03,Everything Before Us,5.6,16 +15257,"[10751, 18]",340881,en,About Scout,2.042,2015-04-25,About Scout,5.9,9 +15258,[18],333089,en,Bad Hurt,2.037,2016-02-12,Bad Hurt,5.5,12 +15259,"[18, 36, 10770]",332356,en,Killing Jesus,2.036,2015-03-29,Killing Jesus,4.2,13 +15260,[99],224972,en,The Mask You Live In,2.035,2015-01-01,The Mask You Live In,8.3,49 +15261,"[18, 53, 27]",267853,en,She Who Must Burn,2.035,2015-01-01,She Who Must Burn,5.9,9 +15262,"[80, 99]",319079,en,Prophet's Prey,2.033,2015-10-10,Prophet's Prey,7.2,22 +15263,"[9648, 35, 18]",323679,en,Manson Family Vacation,2.033,2015-03-16,Manson Family Vacation,6.0,31 +15264,[35],370902,ru,Страна ОЗ,2.033,2015-12-31,The Land of OZ,5.6,17 +15265,[10751],338100,en,Grace Stirs Up Success,2.033,2015-06-23,Grace Stirs Up Success,5.5,5 +15266,[99],311690,en,Sam Klemke's Time Machine,2.03,2015-01-23,Sam Klemke's Time Machine,6.5,4 +15267,[27],375509,ja,コープスパーティー,2.025,2015-08-01,Corpse Party,4.9,18 +15268,"[37, 18]",267579,es,El Ardor,2.025,2015-07-17,The Ardor,4.9,19 +15269,"[10749, 10770]",325060,en,Portrait of Love,2.022,2015-03-14,Portrait of Love,5.4,16 +15270,"[35, 14, 10749]",338944,ru,Одной левой,2.021,2015-05-15,With Left Hand Only,4.5,9 +15271,"[35, 18]",345170,en,Frank and Cindy,2.02,2015-06-16,Frank and Cindy,5.9,13 +15272,[18],355730,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Truth Be Told",2.012,2015-09-13,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Truth Be Told",5.0,7 +15273,"[18, 878]",121803,en,41,2.004,2013-08-09,41,6.4,12 +15274,"[53, 27, 878]",347548,en,Containment,2.002,2015-08-01,Containment,5.0,48 +15275,[99],362226,en,Froning: The Fittest Man In History,1.999,2015-10-01,Froning: The Fittest Man In History,6.5,16 +15276,"[36, 35, 99]",319070,en,Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story of the National Lampoon,1.998,2015-01-25,Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story of the National Lampoon,6.7,31 +15277,[18],310516,it,Cloro,1.998,2015-01-24,Chlorine,5.8,8 +15278,"[27, 14]",267792,es,México bárbaro,1.99,2015-11-03,Barbarous Mexico,4.4,16 +15279,"[18, 10770]",354034,en,Stolen Daughter,1.988,2015-07-26,Stolen Daughter,4.6,5 +15280,"[35, 10751, 18]",426469,en,Growing Up Smith,1.981,2017-02-03,Growing Up Smith,7.0,16 +15281,[99],369364,en,A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness,1.978,2015-10-28,A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness,8.0,14 +15282,[],349087,en,Beautiful Something,1.975,2015-04-26,Beautiful Something,5.4,7 +15283,[27],324986,en,The Last House on Cemetery Lane,1.974,2015-02-17,The Last House on Cemetery Lane,3.4,15 +15284,"[10770, 9648]",325071,en,Garage Sale Mystery: The Deadly Room,1.972,2015-04-11,Garage Sale Mystery: The Deadly Room,6.4,25 +15285,[99],385581,en,The Brainwashing of My Dad,1.97,2015-07-29,The Brainwashing of My Dad,6.3,7 +15286,[18],324284,en,Lamb,1.967,2016-01-08,Lamb,6.7,24 +15287,[18],344641,en,Day Out of Days,1.965,2015-06-14,Day Out of Days,6.3,4 +15288,[27],373048,en,All Through the House,1.964,2015-10-31,All Through the House,4.6,18 +15289,"[14, 28, 35]",385232,en,Dudes & Dragons,1.963,2015-10-10,Dudes & Dragons,4.2,17 +15290,"[53, 18]",333665,en,Consumed,1.962,2015-06-01,Consumed,5.4,27 +15291,"[35, 99]",324281,en,"Knock Knock, It's Tig Notaro",1.96,2015-03-16,"Knock Knock, It's Tig Notaro",7.5,6 +15292,"[36, 99]",319080,en,Sembene!,1.96,2015-01-23,Sembene!,7.5,4 +15293,"[53, 18]",303360,en,Queen of Carthage,1.96,2015-09-01,Queen of Carthage,6.8,4 +15294,"[35, 18]",295473,en,Una Noche Sin Luna,1.96,2015-01-02,A Moonless Night,6.5,3 +15295,[99],94727,en,Moana,1.96,2015-11-13,Moana,6.5,16 +15296,[18],68556,es,Días de gracia,1.96,2015-05-05,Days of Grace,5.6,9 +15297,"[10402, 99]",361850,en,Ed Sheeran: Jumpers for Goalposts,1.959,2015-10-22,Ed Sheeran: Jumpers for Goalposts,7.3,16 +15298,"[9648, 53]",278677,pl,Ziarno prawdy,1.954,2015-12-08,A Grain of Truth,7.0,10 +15299,[99],319152,en,Finders Keepers,1.954,2015-09-25,Finders Keepers,6.6,31 +15300,"[27, 9648, 53]",214256,en,AfterDeath,1.954,2015-10-31,AfterDeath,4.2,30 +15301,"[18, 27]",297269,en,How to Save Us,1.953,2015-06-05,How to Save Us,4.7,13 +15302,[99],324312,en,T-Rex,1.952,2016-06-24,T-Rex,7.4,5 +15303,[35],254952,en,Me Him Her,1.95,2016-03-11,Me Him Her,4.9,21 +15304,"[99, 10402]",360341,en,Keith Richards: Under the Influence,1.949,2015-09-18,Keith Richards: Under the Influence,6.8,35 +15305,"[10751, 10770, 35]",358353,en,Bound & Babysitting,1.947,2015-04-01,Bound & Babysitting,5.8,12 +15306,"[18, 10749, 10770]",285020,en,"Christmas, Again",1.943,2015-01-23,"Christmas, Again",6.4,17 +15307,[99],347700,en,Motivation 2: The Chris Cole Story,1.937,2015-06-23,Motivation 2: The Chris Cole Story,7.7,12 +15308,[27],95114,en,Hack-O-Lantern,1.934,2015-03-13,Hack-O-Lantern,4.7,11 +15309,"[36, 28, 12, 18]",362230,en,Richard the Lionheart: Rebellion,1.93,2015-06-11,Richard the Lionheart: Rebellion,2.0,7 +15310,[99],344753,en,King Georges,1.926,2015-04-11,King Georges,4.9,8 +15311,"[35, 10751, 10749]",340816,en,Christmas Eve,1.925,2015-12-04,Christmas Eve,5.7,38 +15312,"[18, 53, 27]",325039,ru,Кровавая леди Батори,1.922,2015-03-05,Lady of Csejte,5.0,14 +15313,[99],319994,en,El botón de nácar,1.92,2015-10-23,The Pearl Button,6.9,29 +15314,[27],326415,en,Headless,1.915,2015-02-28,Headless,5.9,20 +15315,[18],354759,ja,ハッピーアワー,1.914,2015-11-10,Happy Hour,6.7,12 +15316,"[10749, 35, 27]",348929,en,You're Killing Me,1.912,2015-07-15,You're Killing Me,7.0,6 +15317,"[10751, 99]",320061,en,Batkid Begins,1.908,2015-06-26,Batkid Begins,6.5,22 +15318,[18],287499,hi,Margarita with a Straw,1.906,2016-05-20,Margarita with a Straw,7.1,37 +15319,"[10749, 18, 80]",290283,en,Honeytrap,1.901,2016-09-23,Honeytrap,5.7,6 +15320,[35],319924,en,Russell Madness,1.901,2015-02-21,Russell Madness,4.8,12 +15321,"[53, 27]",287525,en,Kantemir,1.901,2015-08-18,Kantemir,4.5,15 +15322,"[35, 27]",339715,en,Stag Hunt,1.901,2015-05-16,Stag Hunt,4.3,6 +15323,"[18, 14, 36]",318106,hi,हवाईज़ादा,1.898,2015-02-06,Hawaizaada,6.4,10 +15324,"[10751, 12, 35]",408557,en,On the Wing,1.897,2015-01-01,On the Wing,5.0,1 +15325,"[18, 53]",314420,en,Body,1.896,2015-01-25,Body,5.2,34 +15326,[18],287636,en,The Sound and the Fury,1.896,2015-10-23,The Sound and the Fury,5.2,10 +15327,"[37, 18, 53]",333594,en,Echoes of War,1.895,2015-05-15,Echoes of War,6.6,17 +15328,[35],341176,en,Jen Kirkman: I'm Gonna Die Alone (And I Feel Fine),1.894,2015-05-22,Jen Kirkman: I'm Gonna Die Alone (And I Feel Fine),6.6,22 +15329,"[53, 28, 80]",346079,en,6 Ways to Die,1.889,2015-07-31,6 Ways to Die,4.8,13 +15330,"[18, 35]",314011,en,The Beat Beneath My Feet,1.887,2015-04-24,The Beat Beneath My Feet,6.9,20 +15331,"[35, 27]",337300,en,Evil Bong 420,1.885,2015-04-20,Evil Bong 420,2.5,4 +15332,[99],333350,en,A Faster Horse,1.881,2015-10-08,A Faster Horse,7.7,22 +15333,"[10770, 35]",363810,en,The Leisure Class,1.878,2015-11-02,The Leisure Class,4.2,13 +15334,"[28, 80, 53]",330220,en,The Girl is in Trouble,1.876,2015-03-12,The Girl is in Trouble,5.1,15 +15335,"[18, 53, 878]",333123,en,Jackrabbit,1.872,2015-04-18,Jackrabbit,4.9,11 +15336,"[53, 35, 80]",353441,en,Little Paradise,1.872,2015-08-29,Little Paradise,4.3,4 +15337,"[36, 99]",376562,en,Colliding Dreams,1.87,2015-01-22,Colliding Dreams,7.4,5 +15338,[53],300451,en,Still,1.869,2015-05-08,Still,6.4,10 +15339,"[18, 10749, 53]",365491,en,Forever,1.868,2015-10-27,Forever,6.1,7 +15340,"[35, 28, 18, 36, 10752]",359105,tl,Heneral Luna,1.866,2015-10-30,Heneral Luna,8.0,19 +15341,[18],381590,en,Where Children Play,1.865,2015-01-01,Where Children Play,6.0,4 +15342,"[18, 10749]",367543,en,Wish Upon a Christmas,1.863,2015-12-13,Wish Upon a Christmas,5.1,13 +15343,[35],348035,en,Chris Tucker Live,1.861,2015-07-10,Chris Tucker Live,6.4,35 +15344,[99],333356,en,What Our Fathers Did: A Nazi Legacy,1.86,2015-11-06,What Our Fathers Did: A Nazi Legacy,6.6,13 +15345,"[10751, 10770, 9648]",348630,en,Garage Sale Mystery: The Wedding Dress,1.86,2015-08-09,Garage Sale Mystery: The Wedding Dress,6.0,20 +15346,[99],174340,en,Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic,1.856,2013-04-23,Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic,7.1,25 +15347,[53],328070,en,Roommate Wanted,1.856,2015-05-19,Roommate Wanted,4.2,12 +15348,[99],216529,en,Doomed! The Untold Story of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four,1.853,2015-07-10,Doomed! The Untold Story of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four,7.3,13 +15349,[27],365834,en,Trace,1.853,2015-05-12,Trace,4.2,12 +15350,"[53, 18, 14]",323435,en,One & Two,1.85,2015-08-01,One & Two,5.5,41 +15351,"[18, 80]",370835,en,Cold Deck,1.848,2015-12-04,Cold Deck,6.0,10 +15352,[53],398748,en,A Mother's Instinct,1.846,2015-11-08,A Mother's Instinct,5.0,17 +15353,"[53, 18, 27]",375989,en,Dark,1.846,2015-10-17,Dark,3.8,17 +15354,[99],329024,en,TransFatty Lives,1.84,2015-04-05,TransFatty Lives,6.2,5 +15355,"[18, 10749]",352969,en,Wasp,1.836,2015-08-04,Wasp,5.4,10 +15356,[],415818,en,Virunga: Gorillas in Peril,1.834,2015-02-06,Virunga: Gorillas in Peril,7.0,3 +15357,"[18, 10752]",335026,en,Day One,1.83,2015-02-27,Day One,7.0,9 +15358,[27],319396,en,Zombieworld,1.83,2015-02-24,Zombieworld,4.5,12 +15359,[80],330206,en,Anti-Social,1.829,2015-01-01,Anti-Social,6.0,20 +15360,"[35, 16]",348746,en,Pixies,1.824,2015-06-05,Pixies,5.5,4 +15361,"[53, 18, 878]",353314,en,Alienated,1.821,2015-09-01,Alienated,2.8,3 +15362,[18],192767,en,Noble,1.819,2015-05-08,Noble,6.8,16 +15363,[35],262782,pt,Do Lado de Fora,1.818,2015-04-26,Boys in Brazil,7.5,5 +15364,"[10751, 35, 18]",392898,en,Sun Belt Express,1.818,2015-06-06,Sun Belt Express,6.0,5 +15365,[99],262436,en,Champs,1.808,2015-03-13,Champs,6.8,23 +15366,[],366015,en,Buried Secrets,1.808,2015-10-25,Buried Secrets,4.7,9 +15367,"[28, 35, 27]",332312,en,Helen Keller vs. Nightwolves,1.805,2015-10-01,Helen Keller vs. Nightwolves,5.0,10 +15368,"[18, 14, 53]",312849,tr,Sarmaşık,1.803,2015-01-26,Ivy,7.5,17 +15369,[35],324245,en,7 Chinese Brothers,1.795,2015-08-14,7 Chinese Brothers,5.2,24 +15370,"[35, 9648, 10749]",253259,en,Wild Canaries,1.794,2015-02-25,Wild Canaries,3.9,6 +15371,[35],359244,en,Craig Ferguson: Just Being Honest,1.793,2015-09-10,Craig Ferguson: Just Being Honest,6.7,7 +15372,"[10749, 18]",355890,en,Jane Wants a Boyfriend,1.791,2015-11-11,Jane Wants a Boyfriend,7.0,19 +15373,"[878, 27]",341886,en,June,1.791,2015-08-01,June,3.8,32 +15374,"[18, 35]",324174,en,The Automatic Hate,1.787,2015-03-15,The Automatic Hate,6.8,11 +15375,"[10770, 10402]",353311,en,The Wiz Live!,1.785,2015-12-03,The Wiz Live!,7.3,25 +15376,"[16, 35, 10751]",293271,fi,Muumit Rivieralla,1.785,2015-12-04,Moomins on the Riviera,5.9,14 +15377,[18],242575,en,"Guten Tag, Ramón",1.775,2015-01-30,"Guten Tag, Ramón",7.7,25 +15378,[18],299145,en,Dawn Patrol,1.772,2015-06-05,Dawn Patrol,5.1,15 +15379,"[9648, 18, 80, 53]",324150,en,Uncle John,1.77,2015-03-16,Uncle John,5.9,27 +15380,[27],337073,en,Almost Mercy,1.768,2015-01-01,Almost Mercy,5.8,14 +15381,[99],257249,en,The Human Experiment,1.764,2015-04-17,The Human Experiment,6.2,9 +15382,"[18, 35]",300690,en,Lily & Kat,1.764,2015-03-20,Lily & Kat,4.4,7 +15383,"[35, 99]",335310,en,Being Canadian,1.762,2015-09-18,Being Canadian,5.4,15 +15384,"[80, 99]",302502,en,Pervert Park,1.759,2015-01-28,Pervert Park,7.0,18 +15385,"[35, 27]",333318,es,Scherzo Diabolico,1.757,2015-04-16,Scherzo Diabolico,6.1,14 +15386,[18],356189,en,My Name Is Emily,1.754,2017-02-17,My Name Is Emily,7.0,10 +15387,[18],369031,en,Flutter,1.754,2015-11-17,Flutter,5.3,5 +15388,[35],333088,en,Applesauce,1.752,2015-11-24,Applesauce,6.6,15 +15389,[10751],355384,en,Baby Geniuses and the Space Baby,1.751,2015-08-20,Baby Geniuses and the Space Baby,2.9,9 +15390,"[53, 18, 10770]",323383,en,Wuthering High,1.749,2015-03-07,Wuthering High,5.1,18 +15391,[],331165,en,Going Out,1.747,2015-03-28,Going Out,7.0,1 +15392,"[18, 27]",326247,en,The House on Pine Street,1.738,2015-02-28,The House on Pine Street,5.0,24 +15393,"[35, 18, 27]",253303,en,Buzzard,1.735,2015-03-06,Buzzard,5.5,26 +15394,[18],342179,pt,"As Mil e Uma Noites: Volume 2, O Desolado",1.734,2015-12-11,"Arabian Nights: Volume 2, The Desolate One",8.1,15 +15395,"[35, 27, 53]",348754,en,The Jokesters,1.734,2015-07-21,The Jokesters,3.2,5 +15396,[99],267955,en,Nintendo Quest,1.732,2015-06-26,Nintendo Quest,5.9,25 +15397,"[53, 10770]",362244,es,16 And Missing,1.728,2015-10-02,16 And Missing,5.0,10 +15398,[27],324930,en,Proof of the Devil,1.728,2015-02-10,Proof of the Devil,2.3,7 +15399,"[53, 99]",318972,en,(T)ERROR,1.723,2015-01-24,(T)ERROR,6.8,18 +15400,"[27, 878, 35]",327651,en,Insectula,1.723,2015-03-13,Insectula,3.9,7 +15401,"[99, 36, 10402]",319071,en,Fresh Dressed,1.722,2015-06-26,Fresh Dressed,6.7,19 +15402,"[28, 12, 80, 18]",353500,en,Essex Boys: Law of Survival,1.72,2015-09-21,Essex Boys: Law of Survival,5.5,7 +15403,"[18, 80, 53]",354375,en,His Secret Family,1.711,2015-08-01,His Secret Family,4.0,8 +15404,"[9648, 53]",289723,en,An Act of War,1.708,2015-03-10,An Act of War,5.2,7 +15405,[99],329750,en,(Dis)Honesty: The Truth About Lies,1.705,2015-05-22,(Dis)Honesty: The Truth About Lies,7.1,32 +15406,[99],341106,sv,Jag är Ingrid,1.704,2015-10-03,Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words,7.6,29 +15407,"[35, 18, 10749, 10770]",231617,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered",1.699,2015-09-29,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered",7.0,11 +15408,"[53, 18]",331351,es,Asesinos inocentes,1.699,2015-03-10,Innocent Killers,5.6,13 +15409,[10402],280467,en,Miley Cyrus: Bangerz Tour,1.697,2015-03-24,Miley Cyrus: Bangerz Tour,8.0,22 +15410,"[10751, 10749]",403330,en,Romantically Speaking,1.697,2015-01-01,Romantically Speaking,6.9,7 +15411,"[12, 99, 28]",342286,en,A New High,1.692,2015-06-14,A New High,7.6,5 +15412,[27],301417,en,Hell Fire,1.69,2015-01-06,Hell Fire,4.3,8 +15413,"[10749, 10402, 53]",334875,hi,Ek Paheli Leela,1.688,2015-10-02,Ek Paheli Leela,5.4,8 +15414,[99],372315,en,Somm: Into the Bottle,1.685,2015-11-11,Somm: Into the Bottle,7.5,16 +15415,"[18, 36, 10752, 28]",291851,en,Field of Lost Shoes,1.681,2015-03-30,Field of Lost Shoes,6.2,20 +15416,"[37, 27]",280005,en,Blood Moon,1.676,2015-10-05,Blood Moon,5.8,14 +15417,"[35, 10749]",347979,ru,Гороскоп на удачу,1.676,2015-08-11,Horoscope for Good Luck,4.3,7 +15418,"[10751, 16]",353430,en,Alpha and Omega 5: Family Vacation,1.675,2015-08-04,Alpha and Omega 5: Family Vacation,5.8,12 +15419,"[878, 27]",303267,en,90210 Shark Attack,1.671,2015-02-17,90210 Shark Attack,1.8,11 +15420,"[18, 80]",331378,en,Laugh Killer Laugh,1.662,2015-04-25,Laugh Killer Laugh,5.3,10 +15421,[27],334088,en,Curse of the Witching Tree,1.659,2015-05-19,Curse of the Witching Tree,4.4,21 +15422,"[27, 53]",356089,en,Camera Trap,1.658,2015-08-25,Camera Trap,4.6,6 +15423,"[27, 53]",309889,en,The Culling,1.654,2015-03-15,The Culling,4.2,32 +15424,[99],343850,en,From This Day Forward,1.653,2015-04-11,From This Day Forward,7.8,4 +15425,"[18, 35]",310001,en,Seoul Searching,1.651,2015-01-30,Seoul Searching,7.4,31 +15426,[53],263865,es,Bedlam,1.65,2015-04-01,Bedlam,5.1,6 +15427,[10402],365034,en,Yes - Like It Is - Live At The Mesa Arts Center,1.646,2015-07-10,Yes - Like It Is - Live At The Mesa Arts Center,8.3,2 +15428,"[10749, 10770]",398438,en,Letter Never Sent,1.646,2015-08-29,Letter Never Sent,6.2,9 +15429,[35],352582,en,Bachelors,1.646,2015-11-14,Bachelors,4.2,7 +15430,[35],369820,en,I'm Brent Morin,1.638,2015-12-01,I'm Brent Morin,7.1,15 +15431,[53],224903,en,Final: The Rapture,1.635,2013-09-13,Final: The Rapture,3.4,6 +15432,"[27, 9648, 878]",347855,en,The Gateway,1.628,2015-10-04,The Gateway,5.4,11 +15433,"[27, 14]",374618,en,Scrawl,1.622,2015-10-17,Scrawl,4.0,5 +15434,[18],348294,en,Like You Mean It,1.621,2015-06-26,Like You Mean It,5.9,13 +15435,[18],343859,en,The Surface,1.618,2015-06-27,The Surface,7.2,5 +15436,"[35, 18, 10770]",367538,en,The Flight Before Christmas,1.617,2015-12-01,The Flight Before Christmas,5.0,28 +15437,[18],364306,en,"Aram, Aram",1.613,2015-10-01,"Aram, Aram",6.6,5 +15438,[27],349849,en,Kruel,1.61,2015-07-20,Kruel,5.2,5 +15439,"[18, 9648, 53]",334026,en,Sun Choke,1.609,2015-10-01,Sun Choke,5.7,19 +15440,"[53, 9648]",343409,en,Windsor Drive,1.608,2015-06-26,Windsor Drive,2.5,4 +15441,"[28, 18, 10749, 53]",321557,es,Tercer grado,1.599,2015-01-31,Tercer grado,4.3,7 +15442,[99],324264,en,Danny Says,1.596,2015-03-18,Danny Says,6.9,14 +15443,"[53, 80]",373526,en,A Mother Betrayed,1.592,2015-11-15,A Mother Betrayed,6.5,4 +15444,[27],365850,en,The Thing in the Apartment,1.59,2015-10-25,The Thing in the Apartment,8.0,3 +15445,[99],340200,en,Game of Thrones: A Day in the Life,1.59,2015-02-08,Game of Thrones: A Day in the Life,7.4,18 +15446,"[10751, 9648]",369055,en,The Christmas Note,1.59,2015-11-29,The Christmas Note,6.3,18 +15447,[99],368239,en,View from a Blue Moon,1.588,2015-11-11,View from a Blue Moon,7.6,11 +15448,"[27, 53]",416572,en,Joker's Poltergeist,1.588,2015-06-03,Joker's Poltergeist,3.2,9 +15449,"[16, 80, 99]",369366,en,Last Day of Freedom,1.586,2015-04-11,Last Day of Freedom,7.4,8 +15450,"[10749, 99, 18]",306598,ko,"님아, 그 강을 건너지 마오",1.585,2015-06-13,"My Love, Don't Cross That River",6.9,11 +15451,[18],439976,en,Pretty Boy,1.575,2015-03-25,Pretty Boy,8.2,29 +15452,[53],344434,en,Dead of Night,1.575,2015-12-16,Dead of Night,4.4,11 +15453,"[10749, 18]",342208,en,How He Fell in Love,1.574,2015-06-11,How He Fell in Love,3.3,5 +15454,"[878, 28, 27]",347064,en,Jurassic Prey,1.568,2015-06-23,Jurassic Prey,3.0,11 +15455,"[28, 27, 878, 35]",324812,en,Alien Tampon,1.567,2015-02-12,Alien Tampon,6.5,4 +15456,[35],399814,en,Maz Jobrani: I'm Not a Terrorist But I've Played One on TV,1.567,2015-08-21,Maz Jobrani: I'm Not a Terrorist But I've Played One on TV,6.4,11 +15457,[35],371603,en,Nickelodeon's Ho Ho Holiday Special,1.566,2015-12-05,Nickelodeon's Ho Ho Holiday Special,10.0,1 +15458,[53],379050,en,At Granny's House,1.564,2015-05-30,At Granny's House,3.3,5 +15459,[35],336736,en,Chris D'Elia: Incorrigible,1.563,2015-04-17,Chris D'Elia: Incorrigible,6.3,20 +15460,"[53, 18]",361131,hi,Hate Story 3,1.555,2015-12-15,Hate Story 3,5.7,17 +15461,[27],368256,en,Condemned,1.555,2015-11-13,Condemned,3.4,35 +15462,"[10749, 10770]",363479,en,Merry Matrimony,1.554,2015-11-22,Merry Matrimony,5.8,26 +15463,"[18, 10770]",371718,en,Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors,1.551,2015-12-10,Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors,5.8,18 +15464,"[10751, 10770]",367540,en,Last Chance for Christmas,1.544,2015-12-06,Last Chance for Christmas,5.7,11 +15465,"[18, 10751, 10749]",285848,fr,Félix et Meira,1.54,2015-04-17,Felix and Meira,5.8,16 +15466,"[18, 53]",287594,ur,Dukhtar,1.539,2015-10-09,Dukhtar,7.2,19 +15467,"[35, 18]",363969,pl,Moje córki krowy,1.536,2015-11-09,These Daughters of Mine,6.6,14 +15468,[10751],366242,en,Christmas in the Smokies,1.535,2015-10-16,Christmas in the Smokies,6.4,17 +15469,"[10751, 18, 80]",199999,en,The House That Jack Built,1.532,2015-12-11,The House That Jack Built,5.3,4 +15470,"[10770, 10751, 16, 35]",374252,en,Shaun the Sheep: The Farmer's Llamas,1.531,2015-11-13,Shaun the Sheep: The Farmer's Llamas,6.0,13 +15471,"[99, 10402]",253333,en,Soul Boys of the Western World,1.53,2015-04-29,Soul Boys of the Western World,5.3,6 +15472,"[18, 36]",367499,es,Lobos sucios,1.522,2015-10-10,Dirty Wolves,5.1,9 +15473,"[53, 10770]",350931,en,The Bride He Bought Online,1.521,2015-07-18,The Bride He Bought Online,6.1,11 +15474,[18],271331,en,United Passions,1.519,2015-06-05,United Passions,3.3,21 +15475,"[878, 10751]",332212,en,Robo-Dog,1.518,2015-01-01,Robo-Dog,5.0,7 +15476,"[80, 53, 27]",370664,en,Abandoned Dead,1.518,2015-01-01,Abandoned Dead,3.8,4 +15477,"[35, 27]",307274,en,Clinger,1.515,2015-01-12,Clinger,5.2,15 +15478,[18],266102,en,Desert Dancer,1.508,2015-03-20,Desert Dancer,6.9,33 +15479,"[10749, 35, 18]",303854,en,Front Cover,1.507,2016-08-05,Front Cover,6.6,10 +15480,[16],370028,en,Tink'n About Animals,1.506,2015-01-30,Tink'n About Animals,7.0,2 +15481,"[9648, 80, 53]",360022,en,"Kiss Me, Kill Me",1.505,2015-09-18,"Kiss Me, Kill Me",5.3,6 +15482,"[35, 18, 14]",271388,es,Velociraptor,1.504,2015-04-28,Velociraptor,5.7,8 +15483,"[35, 878]",352148,en,U.F.Oh Yeah,1.501,2015-04-02,U.F.Oh Yeah,6.8,6 +15484,"[9648, 18]",334890,en,The Schoolboy,1.5,2015-04-11,The Schoolboy,7.0,1 +15485,[99],435538,en,Storror Supertramps - Thailand,1.499,2015-06-14,Storror Supertramps - Thailand,9.0,1 +15486,[18],337398,es,Todos se van,1.495,2015-03-13,Everybody Leaves,6.7,10 +15487,"[80, 35]",352094,es,Ladrones,1.494,2015-10-09,Ladrones,5.3,5 +15488,[27],339345,en,The Poltergeist of Borley Forest,1.494,2013-08-13,The Poltergeist of Borley Forest,3.3,25 +15489,[99],363683,en,I Believe in Miracles,1.492,2015-10-13,I Believe in Miracles,7.9,9 +15490,[99],406122,en,Toy Story at 20: To Infinity and Beyond,1.492,2015-12-10,Toy Story at 20: To Infinity and Beyond,7.7,6 +15491,"[53, 12, 18]",339002,en,2Survive,1.491,2015-05-05,2Survive,4.8,6 +15492,"[10770, 35]",348819,en,Ferrell Takes the Field,1.49,2015-09-12,Ferrell Takes the Field,6.0,16 +15493,"[14, 28, 12]",159597,cn,A Xiu Luo,1.49,2015-11-15,Saga of the Phoenix,5.0,1 +15494,[35],348857,en,Eugene Mirman: Vegan on His Way to the Complain Store,1.488,2015-07-15,Eugene Mirman: Vegan on His Way to the Complain Store,7.1,7 +15495,[53],359029,en,Follow,1.487,2015-09-26,Follow,5.4,7 +15496,[],607721,en,Adventures of a Pizza Guy,1.483,2015-05-30,Adventures of a Pizza Guy,6.0,1 +15497,[99],339161,en,Catching the Sun,1.478,2015-06-12,Catching the Sun,6.8,8 +15498,"[10749, 35, 99]",266764,en,Meet the Patels,1.475,2015-09-11,Meet the Patels,7.0,30 +15499,"[28, 35, 10749]",339362,en,SuperBob,1.475,2015-10-16,SuperBob,5.6,33 +15500,"[53, 10770]",348346,en,Lethal Seduction,1.471,2015-07-11,Lethal Seduction,5.8,16 +15501,"[27, 9648, 53]",369637,en,Seclusion,1.47,2015-10-23,Seclusion,4.6,8 +15502,"[10770, 10749]",352851,en,Love on the Air,1.467,2015-09-26,Love on the Air,7.1,9 +15503,"[10749, 18]",343807,en,Stuff,1.467,2015-07-12,Stuff,6.8,6 +15504,"[18, 53, 27]",366969,en,Luciferous,1.466,2015-09-12,Luciferous,4.3,9 +15505,[18],309024,en,Take Me to the River,1.463,2016-03-18,Take Me to the River,6.7,20 +15506,[99],329697,en,Raiders!: The Story of the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made,1.459,2015-03-14,Raiders!: The Story of the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made,7.2,31 +15507,[],269577,en,El cumple de la abuela,1.456,2015-04-13,El cumple de la abuela,5.9,10 +15508,[28],313179,en,American Justice,1.456,2015-01-02,American Justice,4.2,7 +15509,[27],382725,en,Sociopathia,1.452,2015-11-19,Sociopathia,4.9,10 +15510,"[35, 10749]",426328,en,Stealing Chanel,1.451,2015-10-23,Stealing Chanel,3.0,1 +15511,[16],366861,en,Half-Shell Heroes: Blast to the Past,1.45,2015-11-03,Half-Shell Heroes: Blast to the Past,10.0,1 +15512,[10751],367541,en,Becoming Santa,1.448,2015-12-12,Becoming Santa,5.2,12 +15513,"[18, 10770]",332439,en,Watch Your Back,1.445,2015-03-07,Watch Your Back,5.3,17 +15514,[27],336295,en,Gutterballs 2: Balls Deep,1.443,2015-05-03,Gutterballs 2: Balls Deep,10.0,2 +15515,[18],287507,es,Dólares de arena,1.443,2015-11-06,Sand Dollars,6.8,10 +15516,"[10751, 16, 12]",319356,fr,108 Rois-Démons,1.443,2015-01-21,108 Demon Kings,6.5,4 +15517,"[14, 35, 10751]",313371,en,All She Wishes,1.442,2015-01-15,All She Wishes,7.7,6 +15518,[99],442928,en,Revenge Porn,1.442,2015-08-17,Revenge Porn,4.2,12 +15519,[10749],317119,en,So You Said Yes,1.439,2015-02-07,So You Said Yes,4.9,7 +15520,"[28, 16]",359549,en,Prologue,1.438,2015-09-11,Prologue,6.7,15 +15521,[18],359341,en,Carter High,1.425,2015-10-30,Carter High,6.3,6 +15522,[99],400316,en,Inside Einstein's Mind: The Enigma of Space and Time,1.422,2015-11-25,Inside Einstein's Mind: The Enigma of Space and Time,7.6,15 +15523,"[18, 10749]",339795,hi,Barkhaa,1.422,2015-03-27,Barkhaa,4.3,7 +15524,"[53, 18]",352275,en,Lost Boy,1.418,2015-07-25,Lost Boy,5.1,14 +15525,[35],285860,en,Guidance,1.41,2015-03-12,Guidance,5.6,12 +15526,"[53, 878, 28]",363618,en,Painkillers,1.407,2015-11-15,Painkillers,4.1,11 +15527,"[35, 18]",287483,he,Mita Tova,1.405,2015-05-22,The Farewell Party,6.6,22 +15528,[9648],323788,en,The Man in 3B,1.403,2015-11-06,The Man in 3B,5.5,6 +15529,"[878, 35, 80]",335819,ru,Ч/Б,1.403,2015-04-20,B/W,4.6,7 +15530,"[10770, 10751]",338485,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: From Paris With Love",1.401,2015-06-06,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: From Paris With Love",6.5,6 +15531,[],381218,en,Room 236: Unlawful Justice,1.4,2015-11-21,Room 236: Unlawful Justice,10.0,1 +15532,[18],341129,ka,ცხრა მთას იქით,1.4,2015-05-15,The Village,10.0,1 +15533,"[16, 35, 10751]",335832,zh,Boonie Bears: Mystical Winter,1.4,2015-12-31,Boonie Bears: Mystical Winter,10.0,1 +15534,[],332943,en,The Father of the American Sniper,1.4,2015-03-11,The Father of the American Sniper,10.0,1 +15535,[18],359607,ne,Talakjung vs Tulke,1.4,2015-09-04,Talakjung vs Tulke,9.0,1 +15536,"[18, 27]",357235,en,Turned,1.4,2015-09-04,Turned,9.0,3 +15537,[99],471177,en,Game Changer: The Legacy of Saw,1.4,2015-10-14,Game Changer: The Legacy of Saw,8.7,3 +15538,"[12, 99, 10751, 10402]",424122,en,Big Voice,1.4,2015-10-18,Big Voice,8.5,6 +15539,"[10402, 10770]",371627,en,Adele: Live in New York City,1.4,2015-12-14,Adele: Live in New York City,8.4,13 +15540,[99],434950,de,Zurück zum Urwald - Nationalpark Kalkalpen,1.4,2015-05-16,Making An Ancient Forest - Kalkalpen National Park,8.0,1 +15541,[],345872,en,In the Treetops,1.4,2015-06-14,In the Treetops,8.0,2 +15542,[99],339230,en,"My Enemy, My Brother",1.4,2015-04-17,"My Enemy, My Brother",8.0,1 +15543,[],314590,en,NN,1.4,2015-04-30,NN,8.0,1 +15544,[99],292436,en,Iraqi Odyssey,1.4,2015-11-27,Iraqi Odyssey,8.0,2 +15545,"[10402, 99]",122278,en,808,1.4,2015-03-30,808,8.0,8 +15546,"[10749, 35, 18]",380013,en,Nobody Walks in L.A.,1.4,2015-01-01,Nobody Walks in L.A.,7.8,6 +15547,[99],339152,en,The Babushkas of Chernobyl,1.4,2015-06-14,The Babushkas of Chernobyl,7.8,6 +15548,[99],400740,en,David Attenborough Meets President Obama,1.4,2015-06-28,David Attenborough Meets President Obama,7.5,2 +15549,[99],358804,en,The Madness of Max,1.4,2015-08-01,The Madness of Max,7.4,6 +15550,"[10402, 99]",345727,en,Pentatonix: On My Way Home,1.4,2015-06-18,Pentatonix: On My Way Home,7.3,19 +15551,[99],347702,en,Packed In A Trunk: The Lost Art of Edith Lake Wilkinson,1.4,2015-07-20,Packed In A Trunk: The Lost Art of Edith Lake Wilkinson,7.3,7 +15552,[99],342786,en,Rubble Kings,1.4,2015-06-19,Rubble Kings,7.1,12 +15553,"[10770, 53]",354357,en,Sorority Murder,1.4,2015-08-16,Sorority Murder,7.1,10 +15554,"[53, 27, 9648]",450537,en,Braxton Butcher,1.4,2015-10-16,Braxton Butcher,7.0,1 +15555,"[28, 80]",408102,en,2eleven,1.4,2015-08-08,2eleven,7.0,1 +15556,"[99, 80]",369367,fr,The Testimony,1.4,2015-01-01,The Testimony,7.0,7 +15557,[35],367304,en,The Night Is Young,1.4,2015-10-29,The Night Is Young,7.0,3 +15558,"[35, 878]",337739,en,Invisible Centerfolds,1.4,2015-05-03,Invisible Centerfolds,7.0,1 +15559,[99],333360,en,Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict,1.4,2015-11-06,Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict,7.0,10 +15560,[99],258100,en,Approaching the Elephant,1.4,2015-02-20,Approaching the Elephant,7.0,4 +15561,[99],306342,sn,Democrats,1.4,2015-04-16,Democrats,6.9,8 +15562,[35],346564,fr,In Search of the Ultra-Sex,1.4,2015-09-28,In Search of the Ultra-Sex,6.9,7 +15563,"[18, 10751]",355655,en,Catching Faith,1.4,2015-08-18,Catching Faith,6.8,3 +15564,"[10749, 18]",320421,en,Meet My Valentine,1.4,2015-02-06,Meet My Valentine,6.8,15 +15565,[35],339455,en,Flock of Dudes,1.4,2015-06-13,Flock of Dudes,6.8,9 +15566,"[16, 99]",289026,en,The Wanted 18,1.4,2015-06-13,The Wanted 18,6.8,4 +15567,"[16, 10751, 14]",379559,en,Soar,1.4,2015-08-25,Soar,6.7,9 +15568,"[10749, 28, 18]",358996,hi,Hero,1.4,2015-09-15,Hero,6.7,12 +15569,"[27, 53]",483038,en,Don't Let Them In,1.4,2015-06-12,Don't Let Them In,6.5,3 +15570,"[878, 18, 27]",356555,en,I Am Alone,1.4,2015-10-30,I Am Alone,6.5,4 +15571,"[9648, 80, 14]",316015,en,My Life as a Dead Girl,1.4,2015-01-01,My Life as a Dead Girl,6.5,15 +15572,"[18, 36]",104282,ja,戒厳令,1.4,2015-11-12,Coup d'Etat,6.5,4 +15573,"[53, 27]",296998,es,Plan Sexenal,1.4,2015-06-11,Sexennial Plan,6.4,4 +15574,[10751],339344,en,The Dog Who Saved Summer,1.4,2015-06-02,The Dog Who Saved Summer,6.3,6 +15575,"[9648, 53]",372883,en,Girl Missing,1.4,2015-10-25,Girl Missing,6.1,8 +15576,[],368928,en,"And When I Die, I Won't Stay Dead. Bob Kaufman, Poet",1.4,2015-01-01,"And When I Die, I Won't Stay Dead. Bob Kaufman, Poet",6.0,1 +15577,"[53, 27, 9648]",359701,en,Naciye,1.4,2015-10-15,Naciye,6.0,2 +15578,[],342730,en,House of Whores,1.4,2015-06-06,House of Whores,6.0,1 +15579,"[10402, 35, 14]",333854,ja,ワンダフルワールドエンド,1.4,2015-04-30,Wonderful World End,6.0,2 +15580,[],329648,en,Mayweather vs. Pacquiao,1.4,2015-05-02,Mayweather vs. Pacquiao,6.0,1 +15581,[],323401,uk,The Face of Ukraine: Casting Oksana Baiul,1.4,2015-01-24,The Face of Ukraine: Casting Oksana Baiul,6.0,2 +15582,[18],256202,en,Zoe.Misplaced,1.4,2015-03-03,Zoe.Misplaced,6.0,2 +15583,[99],308063,en,The Visit,1.4,2015-01-26,The Visit: An Alien Encounter,6.0,12 +15584,"[35, 10749]",336691,en,Paternity Leave,1.4,2015-11-24,Paternity Leave,5.9,8 +15585,"[99, 10402]",348960,en,Arcade Fire - The Reflektor Tapes,1.4,2015-09-24,Arcade Fire - The Reflektor Tapes,5.8,4 +15586,[53],366981,en,Cyber Case,1.4,2015-10-31,Cyber Case,5.7,11 +15587,"[878, 10749, 18]",475041,en,"Goodbye, Charley",1.4,2015-05-12,"Goodbye, Charley",5.7,3 +15588,[27],347911,no,Polaroid,1.4,2015-05-22,Polaroid,5.5,6 +15589,[18],308987,en,Bob and the Trees,1.4,2015-01-26,Bob and the Trees,5.5,2 +15590,"[18, 27]",323030,hi,खामोशियाँ,1.4,2015-01-30,Khamoshiyan,5.4,9 +15591,"[10751, 10770]",362883,en,My One Christmas Wish,1.4,2015-11-29,My One Christmas Wish,5.3,3 +15592,[99],344900,en,Oriented,1.4,2015-06-16,Oriented,5.3,12 +15593,[18],335663,fr,Ladygrey,1.4,2015-05-06,Ladygrey,5.3,4 +15594,[99],318033,en,Dreamcatcher,1.4,2015-03-27,Dreamcatcher,5.2,5 +15595,[99],463568,en,Milk,1.4,2015-09-25,Milk,5.0,1 +15596,[35],447140,en,N.O.L.A Circus,1.4,2017-04-25,N.O.L.A Circus,5.0,2 +15597,[35],373181,de,Wiener Dog Internationals,1.4,2015-03-26,Wiener Dog Internationals,5.0,1 +15598,"[10752, 18]",337115,es,Alias María,1.4,2015-10-10,Alias Maria,5.0,5 +15599,"[35, 12, 14]",320085,en,The Last Man(s) on Earth,1.4,2015-01-20,The Last Man(s) on Earth,5.0,1 +15600,[18],309323,ku,Bîranînen li ser Kevirî,1.4,2015-03-22,Memories on Stone,5.0,1 +15601,[18],308403,no,De nærmeste,1.4,2015-01-24,Homesick,4.8,14 +15602,"[10749, 35, 18]",333778,pl,Warsaw by Night,1.4,2015-11-10,Warsaw by Night,4.8,2 +15603,"[35, 10751]",369875,en,A Christmas Eve Miracle,1.4,2015-11-24,A Christmas Eve Miracle,4.7,5 +15604,[],386621,en,The Hum,1.4,2015-03-02,The Hum,4.7,3 +15605,[18],344491,en,A Beautiful Now,1.4,2015-06-12,A Beautiful Now,4.7,3 +15606,[99],341240,en,Dreams Rewired,1.4,2015-05-22,Dreams Rewired,4.5,2 +15607,"[10770, 53]",364281,en,Stolen Dreams,1.4,2015-10-17,Stolen Dreams,4.3,7 +15608,"[18, 53]",340243,en,All Mistakes Buried,1.4,2015-05-14,All Mistakes Buried,4.3,4 +15609,[18],438568,en,Tag,1.4,2015-05-04,Tag,4.0,1 +15610,[27],353599,en,The Lake on Clinton Road,1.4,2015-07-17,The Lake on Clinton Road,4.0,9 +15611,[99],332740,en,Indian Point,1.4,2016-07-08,Indian Point,4.0,2 +15612,"[80, 28, 35]",292638,en,Bad City,1.4,2015-02-27,Bad City,4.0,2 +15613,[35],340190,en,Drunk Wedding,1.4,2015-05-22,Drunk Wedding,3.9,15 +15614,[35],470216,en,The Bachelor with Dogs and Scott Eastwood,1.4,2015-03-03,The Bachelor with Dogs and Scott Eastwood,3.0,1 +15615,"[18, 35]",326133,it,Crushed Lives - Il sesso dopo i figli,1.4,2015-02-24,Crushed Lives - Il sesso dopo i figli,3.0,3 +15616,"[18, 27, 53]",408699,en,The Purgation,1.4,2015-04-02,The Purgation,2.4,7 +15617,[27],402438,en,Feed the Devil,1.4,2015-11-06,Feed the Devil,2.3,4 +15618,"[10749, 35, 14]",343299,ru,Полное превращение,1.4,2015-05-20,Full Transformation,2.0,1 +15619,"[28, 35, 27]",386090,en,Badass Monster Killer,1.4,2015-12-03,Badass Monster Killer,1.0,1 +15620,"[80, 18, 27, 53]",363987,en,Fractional,1.4,2015-10-01,Fractional,1.0,1 +15621,"[10749, 80, 18]",329864,en,Unfreedom,1.397,2015-05-29,Unfreedom,6.9,7 +15622,"[18, 27]",324794,th,อนธการ,1.397,2015-05-30,The Blue Hour,6.7,15 +15623,[18],355719,de,Lichtes Meer,1.394,2015-04-26,Radiant Sea,6.5,6 +15624,"[14, 12]",347066,en,Lust in Space,1.391,2015-04-04,Lust in Space,6.0,1 +15625,"[18, 35]",166624,en,Treading Water,1.39,2015-03-13,Treading Water,6.2,7 +15626,[99],518003,en,The Scientist: Are We Missing Something?,1.388,2015-11-08,The Scientist: Are We Missing Something?,10.0,1 +15627,"[28, 27, 53]",347755,en,Wind Walkers,1.388,2015-10-16,Wind Walkers,6.0,8 +15628,"[99, 10402]",368343,en,Rock in the Red Zone,1.387,2015-11-13,Rock in the Red Zone,8.0,1 +15629,"[12, 18, 10749]",336937,en,There Is a New World Somewhere,1.385,2015-04-26,There Is a New World Somewhere,0.5,1 +15630,[18],329206,zh,失孤,1.383,2015-03-20,Lost and Love,6.5,14 +15631,[99],360109,en,CT Fletcher: My Magnificent Obsession,1.381,2015-09-18,CT Fletcher: My Magnificent Obsession,7.9,7 +15632,[],411725,en,Every Day my Dad Dies,1.381,2015-06-24,Every Day my Dad Dies,6.0,1 +15633,"[53, 27]",505557,en,Blood Vow,1.381,2015-06-01,Blood Vow,5.0,1 +15634,"[18, 99]",328840,en,The Primary Instinct,1.378,2015-05-29,The Primary Instinct,7.1,9 +15635,"[12, 35, 18]",396965,en,Well Wishes,1.378,2015-09-24,Well Wishes,4.9,8 +15636,"[35, 878]",346347,en,"End of Days, Inc.",1.376,2015-04-24,"End of Days, Inc.",5.4,11 +15637,"[27, 878, 53]",356787,en,The Hollow One,1.376,2015-05-01,The Hollow One,4.0,4 +15638,"[28, 53, 10752]",299552,en,Born Of War,1.375,2015-01-27,Born Of War,4.3,9 +15639,[18],336114,en,A Sort of Homecoming,1.37,2015-03-14,A Sort of Homecoming,6.4,5 +15640,"[36, 99]",296029,en,Matt Shepard Is a Friend of Mine,1.369,2015-02-06,Matt Shepard Is a Friend of Mine,8.1,24 +15641,[99],326250,en,Killswitch,1.368,2015-03-01,Killswitch,7.6,16 +15642,"[35, 18]",364833,ru,Конец прекрасной эпохи,1.365,2015-10-23,The End of a Great Era,6.5,6 +15643,"[80, 53]",347924,en,North v South,1.365,2015-12-16,North v South,5.6,6 +15644,"[99, 36]",319073,en,How to Change the World,1.363,2015-01-22,How to Change the World,6.9,17 +15645,"[53, 80]",346615,ar,Zinzana,1.362,2015-09-24,Rattle the Cage,6.1,13 +15646,"[99, 10402]",366622,es,U2: iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE Live in Paris,1.361,2015-12-07,U2: iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE Live in Paris,8.3,12 +15647,[27],345950,en,Dracula Reborn,1.361,2015-05-18,Dracula Reborn,1.7,7 +15648,[99],367524,en,Kareem: Minority of One,1.358,2015-11-03,Kareem: Minority of One,7.4,5 +15649,[878],346256,en,God of Thunder,1.358,2015-05-06,God of Thunder,5.6,7 +15650,[],458617,en,Phineas and Ferb: Last Day of Summer,1.356,2015-06-15,Phineas and Ferb: Last Day of Summer,8.8,6 +15651,"[28, 12]",368065,en,Dragon Ball Z - The Fall of Men,1.35,2015-10-31,Dragon Ball Z - The Fall of Men,6.9,26 +15652,[99],325758,en,I am Thor,1.349,2015-11-20,I am Thor,6.9,7 +15653,"[27, 9648, 53]",342896,en,I-Lived,1.343,2015-07-03,I-Lived,4.6,17 +15654,[99],328594,ja,The Birth of Saké,1.341,2015-04-16,The Birth of Saké,7.3,21 +15655,"[35, 18]",273912,en,The Young Kieslowski,1.341,2015-07-24,The Young Kieslowski,6.6,8 +15656,[99],292081,en,Sunshine Superman,1.339,2015-05-22,Sunshine Superman,7.8,11 +15657,"[35, 10770, 10751, 10749]",369061,en,A Christmas Reunion,1.339,2015-12-13,A Christmas Reunion,4.7,23 +15658,[99],356325,en,Everything Is Copy,1.338,2015-09-29,Everything Is Copy,7.7,12 +15659,"[27, 53]",362373,en,Eaters,1.335,2015-10-06,Eaters,3.0,11 +15660,[27],105854,en,Island of the Living Dead,1.323,2015-02-10,Island of the Living Dead,6.5,4 +15661,"[27, 18, 35]",349111,en,Lady Psycho Killer,1.323,2015-08-02,Lady Psycho Killer,4.5,4 +15662,"[35, 80, 10751]",325712,en,Cool Cat Saves the Kids,1.323,2015-02-01,Cool Cat Saves the Kids,2.6,18 +15663,"[16, 10751]",322147,en,A Mouse Tale,1.322,2015-02-10,A Mouse Tale,5.6,5 +15664,[99],339173,en,Scorsese's Goodfellas,1.32,2015-05-01,Scorsese's Goodfellas,8.0,17 +15665,"[36, 99]",317655,en,Being Evel,1.32,2015-01-23,Being Evel,7.4,12 +15666,"[10752, 28, 80, 18]",331963,de,Hooligans at War: North vs South,1.316,2015-04-13,Hooligans at War: North vs South,4.3,5 +15667,"[18, 10749, 10770]",346228,en,"Love, Again",1.314,2015-06-21,"Love, Again",6.5,6 +15668,[18],352327,en,After Words,1.314,2015-08-21,After Words,6.0,12 +15669,[16],372449,en,Bob's Broken Sleigh,1.313,2015-12-01,Bob's Broken Sleigh,4.7,9 +15670,"[35, 18]",312796,en,The Squeeze,1.311,2015-04-17,The Squeeze,4.8,6 +15671,[878],362000,en,Doc Brown Saves the World,1.31,2015-10-21,Doc Brown Saves the World,6.8,6 +15672,[99],62176,fr,Bonobos,1.301,2015-07-24,Beny: Back to the Wild,5.0,6 +15673,[99],333097,en,Almost Holy,1.3,2015-04-16,Almost Holy,7.3,11 +15674,"[53, 27]",363439,en,Secrets of a Psychopath,1.297,2015-11-03,Secrets of a Psychopath,3.8,4 +15675,"[80, 28]",315443,en,Jamaican Mafia,1.291,2015-01-02,Jamaican Mafia,8.0,2 +15676,[99],324307,en,Sneakerheadz,1.29,2015-03-16,Sneakerheadz,6.2,19 +15677,"[10752, 18]",347382,ru,Единичка,1.29,2015-07-07,The One,5.6,5 +15678,"[36, 28, 12]",308695,en,The Lost Legion,1.289,2015-01-20,The Lost Legion,4.6,4 +15679,[53],374952,en,The House Sitter,1.288,2015-12-27,The House Sitter,3.2,9 +15680,[53],346286,en,Deadly Pursuit,1.28,2015-05-31,Deadly Pursuit,2.5,3 +15681,"[53, 18, 27]",348656,sv,Sensoria,1.274,2015-09-27,Sensoria,4.4,7 +15682,[35],332849,en,Mothers of the Bride,1.274,2015-05-10,Mothers of the Bride,3.8,4 +15683,[99],424480,en,The Lion In Your Living Room,1.27,2015-01-15,The Lion In Your Living Room,6.6,14 +15684,"[35, 10770]",337405,en,Jim Norton: Contextually Inadequate,1.267,2015-04-24,Jim Norton: Contextually Inadequate,6.6,11 +15685,[99],352197,en,Heart of a Dog,1.264,2015-10-21,Heart of a Dog,6.8,17 +15686,"[10402, 99]",356167,en,Jimi Hendrix: Electric Church,1.263,2015-09-04,Jimi Hendrix: Electric Church,7.3,5 +15687,[10751],438643,en,Lift me up,1.262,2015-10-04,Lift me up,5.9,18 +15688,[99],266619,en,I Am Big Bird: The Caroll Spinney Story,1.261,2015-05-06,I Am Big Bird: The Caroll Spinney Story,7.2,18 +15689,[99],347835,en,The Real Miyagi,1.257,2015-02-20,The Real Miyagi,6.3,9 +15690,[27],399613,en,The Smiling Man,1.253,2015-06-19,The Smiling Man,6.3,8 +15691,[35],361750,en,Brian Regan: Live From Radio City Music Hall,1.252,2015-09-26,Brian Regan: Live From Radio City Music Hall,7.3,3 +15692,[53],371958,en,Adaline: The Conjured,1.252,2015-12-01,Adaline: The Conjured,4.3,4 +15693,"[10749, 10770]",398475,en,How Not to Propose,1.252,2015-10-20,How Not to Propose,4.0,2 +15694,"[878, 27]",360188,en,Queen Crab,1.252,2015-09-29,Queen Crab,3.2,5 +15695,"[80, 18]",346352,es,B,1.251,2015-09-18,B,6.0,9 +15696,[],416074,en,My New Best Friend,1.25,2015-01-04,My New Best Friend,2.0,1 +15697,"[10402, 99]",355600,en,Junun,1.249,2015-10-09,Junun,7.5,23 +15698,[],316893,en,Parabellum,1.248,2015-05-07,Parabellum,7.0,4 +15699,"[878, 10751]",371690,en,Rotor DR1,1.247,2015-10-20,Rotor DR1,4.3,4 +15700,"[53, 10770]",316709,en,Patient Killer,1.246,2015-01-13,Patient Killer,2.5,2 +15701,"[28, 27]",457402,en,The Book of Fire,1.245,2015-11-22,The Book of Fire,5.8,4 +15702,[99],354379,en,Tashi and the Monk,1.244,2015-08-17,Tashi and the Monk,9.3,3 +15703,[99],368836,en,Can You Dig This,1.243,2015-12-01,Can You Dig This,8.7,3 +15704,[],490564,en,Cathnafola: A Paranormal Investigation,1.242,2015-04-29,Cathnafola: A Paranormal Investigation,7.0,3 +15705,"[27, 9648, 878]",331677,en,Grave Shivers,1.241,2015-03-20,Grave Shivers,5.8,6 +15706,"[27, 80, 18, 53]",337879,en,Sorrow,1.238,2015-04-21,Sorrow,5.5,4 +15707,[53],331704,en,The Shattering,1.238,2015-03-24,The Shattering,3.7,3 +15708,"[16, 35]",316068,en,Tyler Perry's Madea's Tough Love,1.237,2015-01-20,Tyler Perry's Madea's Tough Love,5.6,12 +15709,[35],327953,en,Ralphie May: Unruly,1.234,2015-02-27,Ralphie May: Unruly,3.2,6 +15710,"[18, 10749, 10770]",361261,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Impossible Dream",1.228,2015-10-04,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Impossible Dream",5.8,6 +15711,"[53, 18]",323369,en,Excess Flesh,1.224,2015-03-13,Excess Flesh,3.5,14 +15712,[99],328346,en,I Hate Christian Laettner,1.223,2015-03-15,I Hate Christian Laettner,7.0,23 +15713,[99],391088,en,The Making of Trump,1.222,2015-11-30,The Making of Trump,4.4,4 +15714,[99],330221,en,PlantPure Nation,1.22,2015-04-04,PlantPure Nation,7.5,4 +15715,[],500355,en,Just a Minute,1.22,2015-01-20,Just a Minute,5.0,4 +15716,[18],370511,en,The Preacher's Sin,1.217,2015-02-26,The Preacher's Sin,5.3,3 +15717,[99],343880,en,A Murder in the Park,1.215,2015-06-26,A Murder in the Park,7.6,8 +15718,[18],290316,fr,Mon amie Victoria,1.214,2015-12-04,My Friend Victoria,6.2,8 +15719,[],457134,en,Squirt Alert,1.212,2015-10-21,Squirt Alert,1.0,1 +15720,[10751],362538,en,Spirit Riders,1.211,2015-05-09,Spirit Riders,5.9,8 +15721,"[18, 27, 53]",309047,en,Jonah Lives,1.21,2015-09-18,Jonah Lives,2.3,5 +15722,"[18, 36, 99]",228176,pt,Não Pare na Pista - A Melhor História de Paulo Coelho,1.198,2015-07-31,Paulo Coelho's Best Story,7.2,16 +15723,[99],352114,en,Quay,1.196,2015-08-19,Quay,7.4,11 +15724,[99],333346,en,The Emperor's New Clothes,1.195,2015-04-24,The Emperor's New Clothes,6.1,17 +15725,"[10770, 18, 53]",359187,en,A Teacher's Obsession,1.195,2015-09-06,A Teacher's Obsession,3.6,7 +15726,[18],412848,en,I Am Potential,1.194,2015-07-09,I Am Potential,6.0,3 +15727,"[35, 10749]",364594,ru,Без границ,1.193,2015-12-01,Without Borders,6.4,8 +15728,[10402],346102,en,Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2015 Induction Ceremony,1.191,2015-05-30,Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2015 Induction Ceremony,7.3,3 +15729,[35],337645,en,Kevin Hart Presents: Plastic Cup Boyz,1.19,2015-04-12,Kevin Hart Presents: Plastic Cup Boyz,6.7,3 +15730,"[878, 28]",339224,en,Death Machine: The Fall of London,1.19,2015-01-01,Death Machine: The Fall of London,1.8,3 +15731,"[878, 53]",365339,en,Black Road,1.189,2015-10-14,Black Road,4.5,7 +15732,"[18, 35]",344134,en,Weepah Way For Now,1.188,2015-06-16,Weepah Way For Now,6.5,6 +15733,[99],320179,en,Resistance,1.186,2015-01-01,Resistance,6.7,10 +15734,[27],338514,en,Fun Size Horror: Volume One,1.186,2015-05-01,Fun Size Horror: Volume One,4.8,8 +15735,"[10749, 35, 18]",326136,en,Dirty Beautiful,1.185,2015-02-28,Dirty Beautiful,4.9,7 +15736,[53],359223,en,Eyewitness,1.185,2015-09-05,Eyewitness,3.8,6 +15737,[10402],335768,en,Gov't Mule: Dub Side of the Mule,1.18,2015-04-07,Gov't Mule: Dub Side of the Mule,8.0,1 +15738,[35],179966,en,Fishing Naked,1.179,2015-05-08,Fishing Naked,3.9,7 +15739,"[99, 36]",391000,en,20 Moves,1.177,2015-01-07,20 Moves,5.0,1 +15740,[28],325701,en,The Kickboxer: Empire of the Dead,1.177,2015-11-14,The Kickboxer: Empire of the Dead,4.0,1 +15741,"[18, 53]",340215,en,Dusk,1.176,2015-03-25,Dusk,6.3,11 +15742,[18],373111,en,Chasing Pavement,1.176,2015-10-15,Chasing Pavement,5.2,6 +15743,[10749],336788,en,Love by Design,1.176,2015-05-03,Love by Design,4.8,9 +15744,"[10752, 18]",335805,en,Faith of Our Fathers,1.173,2015-07-01,Faith of Our Fathers,7.6,8 +15745,"[35, 27, 10402]",364873,en,Rocky Horror Show Live,1.173,2015-10-18,Rocky Horror Show Live,7.2,10 +15746,"[10751, 35]",359713,en,How to Beat a Bully,1.171,2015-09-13,How to Beat a Bully,6.3,2 +15747,[18],218275,en,The Letters,1.171,2015-12-04,The Letters,5.8,15 +15748,"[10770, 10749]",317116,en,A Wish Come True,1.17,2015-01-31,A Wish Come True,5.5,15 +15749,"[35, 27]",330900,en,The Neon Dead,1.169,2015-02-10,The Neon Dead,3.5,2 +15750,"[99, 18]",319090,zh,大同,1.164,2015-03-06,The Chinese Mayor,7.2,6 +15751,"[10770, 12, 35, 10751]",348150,en,Jim Henson’s Turkey Hollow,1.162,2015-11-21,Jim Henson’s Turkey Hollow,5.5,2 +15752,"[878, 18, 9648]",364230,en,Prescient,1.162,2015-10-16,Prescient,4.0,2 +15753,[16],363863,en,Robot Chicken DC Comics Special III: Magical Friendship,1.161,2015-10-18,Robot Chicken DC Comics Special III: Magical Friendship,7.9,8 +15754,"[35, 99, 10402]",329757,en,Crossing the Line to Broadway,1.161,2015-08-01,Crossing the Line to Broadway,7.0,2 +15755,[],407377,en,Stryka,1.16,2015-04-11,Stryka,6.5,2 +15756,[53],354038,en,Fatal Memories,1.16,2015-03-05,Fatal Memories,5.0,2 +15757,"[878, 53, 18, 9648]",346963,en,The Mourning,1.156,2015-03-17,The Mourning,3.4,4 +15758,[18],346562,ko,더티 로맨스,1.155,2015-09-24,Dirty Romance,5.0,1 +15759,[99],376798,en,Star Wars: Evolution of the Lightsaber Duel,1.153,2015-12-15,Star Wars: Evolution of the Lightsaber Duel,4.8,6 +15760,"[53, 80, 18]",253286,en,Two Step,1.149,2015-07-31,Two Step,5.3,6 +15761,[35],397549,en,Lil Rel: RELevent,1.147,2015-09-05,Lil Rel: RELevent,6.8,6 +15762,[53],343426,en,Tell Tale Lies,1.147,2015-10-09,The Murder Pact,4.9,8 +15763,"[16, 878]",370925,en,Uncanny Valley,1.146,2015-12-01,Uncanny Valley,7.3,14 +15764,[99],366273,en,It's So Easy and Other Lies,1.146,2016-05-26,It's So Easy and Other Lies,6.2,6 +15765,[53],293265,es,Honor Student,1.146,2015-03-08,Honor Student,5.6,7 +15766,[99],600987,en,Don't F*#% With John Wick,1.145,2015-02-03,Don't F*#% With John Wick,10.0,1 +15767,"[28, 80, 53]",346592,en,10 Cent Pistol,1.144,2015-07-24,10 Cent Pistol,5.3,8 +15768,[18],352209,en,The Unauthorized Full House Story,1.141,2015-08-22,The Unauthorized Full House Story,3.6,14 +15769,"[35, 878, 28]",341998,en,I Am The Flash,1.136,2015-05-26,I Am The Flash,10.0,1 +15770,[18],488596,en,Alison's Choice,1.136,2015-06-27,Alison's Choice,3.0,1 +15771,"[53, 18]",345820,en,Frank the Bastard,1.136,2015-07-28,Frank the Bastard,3.0,1 +15772,[18],415263,en,Peter and John,1.136,2015-06-01,Peter and John,1.0,1 +15773,[18],283603,en,Men of Granite,1.135,2015-02-06,Men of Granite,10.0,1 +15774,"[10749, 53]",355772,en,ToY,1.134,2015-08-22,ToY,6.4,8 +15775,[99],363806,en,Inside Alcatraz: Legends of the Rock,1.132,2015-10-12,Inside Alcatraz: Legends of the Rock,9.0,1 +15776,[16],441401,en,The Saint of Dry Creek,1.132,2015-10-10,The Saint of Dry Creek,8.0,1 +15777,[16],370082,en,Mind Candy,1.132,2015-11-03,Mind Candy,0.5,1 +15778,[35],343295,en,Jeff Ross Roasts Criminals: Live at Brazos County Jail,1.131,2015-06-13,Jeff Ross Roasts Criminals: Live at Brazos County Jail,7.3,9 +15779,[99],448155,en,Mac Dre: Legend of the Bay,1.131,2015-06-14,Mac Dre: Legend of the Bay,6.0,1 +15780,[10402],368979,en,The White Stripes: Under Amazonian Lights,1.13,2015-03-16,The White Stripes: Under Amazonian Lights,8.5,1 +15781,[],340195,en,Actor for Hire,1.13,2015-01-01,Actor for Hire,8.0,1 +15782,[99],331205,en,Marvel & ESPN Films Present: 1 of 1: Genesis,1.13,2015-03-17,Marvel & ESPN Films Present: 1 of 1: Genesis,6.0,1 +15783,[99],309882,en,Patterns of Evidence: The Exodus,1.129,2015-01-14,Patterns of Evidence: The Exodus,7.0,7 +15784,[27],318898,hi,अलोन,1.128,2015-01-16,Alone,4.5,16 +15785,[18],316447,en,Bad Blood,1.126,2015-03-28,Bad Blood,4.7,16 +15786,[35],327385,en,Dancer and the Dame,1.124,2015-02-22,Dancer and the Dame,5.5,9 +15787,[10749],317120,en,Cloudy With a Chance of Love,1.123,2015-02-14,Cloudy With a Chance of Love,4.6,5 +15788,"[12, 18, 878]",382890,en,Monsters,1.122,2015-10-28,Monsters,7.4,5 +15789,[],360072,en,Occidente,1.122,2015-09-15,Occidente,7.4,5 +15790,[27],364092,en,Conventional,1.122,2015-10-15,Conventional,6.6,5 +15791,"[16, 10751]",349112,en,Thomas & Friends: Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure: The Movie,1.121,2015-09-08,Thomas & Friends: Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure: The Movie,3.8,6 +15792,"[18, 35]",325843,en,The Outfield,1.115,2015-11-10,The Outfield,6.7,31 +15793,[99],334679,en,All Work All Play: The Pursuit of eSports Glory Live,1.106,2015-04-20,All Work All Play: The Pursuit of eSports Glory Live,6.0,14 +15794,"[18, 35]",338157,en,The A-List,1.105,2015-05-12,The A-List,5.9,7 +15795,"[10752, 28, 18]",323901,en,The Last Rescue,1.105,2015-06-03,The Last Rescue,4.7,7 +15796,"[80, 18, 27, 53]",367284,en,Sicilian Vampire,1.1,2015-11-03,Sicilian Vampire,4.9,7 +15797,[53],341178,en,Dangerous Company,1.1,2015-08-15,Dangerous Company,4.2,6 +15798,[18],325131,en,Is This the Real World,1.098,2015-01-01,Is This the Real World,7.3,4 +15799,"[12, 18, 10402]",300403,en,Shana: The Wolf's Music,1.096,2015-01-28,Shana: The Wolf's Music,6.5,5 +15800,[99],334682,en,A Ballerina's Tale,1.095,2015-10-14,A Ballerina's Tale,6.1,21 +15801,[99],364830,en,The Champions,1.094,2015-11-06,The Champions,7.6,7 +15802,"[28, 99]",364832,en,Ben Collins Stunt Driver,1.092,2015-10-19,Ben Collins Stunt Driver,5.0,4 +15803,[99],337944,en,Southern Rites,1.091,2015-05-18,Southern Rites,5.5,4 +15804,[99],320587,en,A Brave Heart: The Lizzie Velasquez Story,1.09,2015-03-14,A Brave Heart: The Lizzie Velasquez Story,8.3,4 +15805,[18],332041,en,Mr. Happy,1.09,2015-03-22,Mr. Happy,8.0,4 +15806,[35],321815,en,Running Man,1.083,2015-01-30,Running Man,3.4,5 +15807,[35],291362,en,Road Hard,1.08,2015-03-06,Road Hard,6.6,12 +15808,[99],353259,en,Lucha Mexico,1.077,2016-07-15,Lucha Mexico,6.8,5 +15809,"[35, 18, 10749]",335869,en,This Isn't Funny,1.076,2015-11-06,This Isn't Funny,7.8,4 +15810,"[10749, 35, 18]",302323,en,Manhattan Romance,1.076,2015-10-02,Manhattan Romance,4.8,20 +15811,[99],291537,en,Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman,1.071,2015-05-08,Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman,8.2,11 +15812,"[10402, 99]",324275,en,Hot Sugar's Cold World,1.068,2015-03-13,Hot Sugar's Cold World,7.5,6 +15813,"[53, 28, 18]",355473,en,First Response,1.063,2015-08-09,First Response,6.1,14 +15814,"[53, 35, 9648]",354296,ru,Парень с нашего кладбища,1.063,2015-10-28,The Guy from Our Cemetery,5.8,10 +15815,[],393283,en,In the Name of Honor,1.062,2015-12-01,In the Name of Honor,7.7,3 +15816,"[35, 18]",340194,en,A Year and Change,1.062,2015-11-24,A Year and Change,5.9,7 +15817,"[18, 14, 10402]",372789,en,Her Composition,1.062,2015-10-30,Her Composition,5.7,3 +15818,"[18, 9648, 53, 10770]",316128,en,Damaged,1.062,2015-01-03,Damaged,5.3,10 +15819,[53],364055,en,A Date to Die For,1.062,2015-10-16,A Date to Die For,5.0,7 +15820,[10402],376334,en,Bartholomew Cubbins 2006–2014,1.06,2015-04-13,Bartholomew Cubbins 2006–2014,9.0,3 +15821,[35],335127,en,Midnight Sex Run,1.06,2015-04-28,Midnight Sex Run,3.0,3 +15822,[],361422,en,Ever After High: Way Too Wonderland,1.058,2015-08-14,Ever After High: Way Too Wonderland,8.2,6 +15823,[99],365183,en,Killing Them Safely,1.058,2015-04-17,Killing Them Safely,5.8,8 +15824,"[35, 99]",331118,en,Wrestling Isn't Wrestling,1.054,2015-03-16,Wrestling Isn't Wrestling,7.6,10 +15825,[18],276500,en,The Ever After,1.054,2015-02-13,The Ever After,6.2,5 +15826,"[36, 10752, 28]",351451,th,ตํานานสมเด็จพระนเรศวรมหาราช ภาค ๖ : อวสานหงสา,1.049,2015-04-09,King Naresuan 6,5.0,1 +15827,[99],375232,en,In Defense of Food,1.047,2015-12-30,In Defense of Food,8.1,11 +15828,[10751],362998,en,Golden Shoes,1.046,2015-10-06,Golden Shoes,4.5,4 +15829,[99],377380,en,From Rocky to Creed: The Legacy Continues,1.042,2015-11-18,From Rocky to Creed: The Legacy Continues,6.5,4 +15830,[35],360408,en,Jeff Dunham: Unhinged in Hollywood,1.042,2015-09-17,Jeff Dunham: Unhinged in Hollywood,5.2,9 +15831,[18],355753,de,Das Sommerhaus,1.038,2015-08-25,The Summer House,7.7,5 +15832,[35],371347,en,Marc Maron: More Later,1.033,2015-12-04,Marc Maron: More Later,7.6,6 +15833,"[18, 35]",276808,en,The Last Time You Had Fun,1.033,2015-04-07,The Last Time You Had Fun,6.5,11 +15834,[99],369605,en,Sky Line,1.033,2015-11-20,Sky Line,6.0,4 +15835,"[80, 18, 9648]",98333,en,Red Herring,1.032,2015-10-30,Red Herring,2.8,2 +15836,[53],382584,en,Lily Grace: A Witch Story,1.032,2015-12-01,Lily Grace: A Witch Story,2.5,2 +15837,[99],388944,en,Civil War Sickness,1.031,2015-07-23,Civil War Sickness,8.3,2 +15838,[35],323690,en,Matt Braunger: Big Dumb Animal,1.03,2015-02-06,Matt Braunger: Big Dumb Animal,7.1,6 +15839,"[12, 10751, 14]",330886,en,12 месяцев. Новая сказка,1.03,2015-03-03,12 Months. A New Tale,6.5,2 +15840,"[10770, 53]",344492,en,Fatal Flip,1.029,2015-08-25,Fatal Flip,5.1,5 +15841,[],375186,en,Minions - Jingle Bells,1.029,2014-12-11,Minions - Jingle Bells,4.8,6 +15842,[10402],362741,en,Katy Perry: Rock in Rio 2015,1.028,2015-09-27,Katy Perry: Rock in Rio 2015,6.4,4 +15843,"[18, 10770, 53]",360608,en,Ungodly Acts,1.028,2015-09-19,Ungodly Acts,4.6,5 +15844,"[16, 10751]",331983,es,Selección Canina,1.025,2015-03-18,K-9 World Cup,5.1,4 +15845,[99],419109,en,Jago: A Life Underwater,1.024,2015-09-24,Jago: A Life Underwater,6.2,14 +15846,"[10770, 10752, 18, 10749]",369060,en,A Christmas Truce,1.023,2015-12-12,A Christmas Truce,7.2,10 +15847,"[28, 35]",297633,en,Bordering on Bad Behavior,1.02,2015-01-15,Bordering on Bad Behavior,5.2,5 +15848,[27],327911,en,Flowers,1.017,2015-02-01,Flowers,4.7,10 +15849,"[878, 18]",452132,en,Auroras,1.015,2015-07-31,Auroras,7.0,2 +15850,"[53, 27]",360321,en,Nocturna,1.015,2015-10-06,Nocturna,4.6,9 +15851,[35],372337,en,"Trailer Park Boys: Drunk, High and Unemployed: Live In Austin",1.014,2015-12-09,"Trailer Park Boys: Drunk, High and Unemployed: Live In Austin",5.4,5 +15852,[99],318852,en,Sons of Ben,1.01,2015-06-13,Sons of Ben,7.3,3 +15853,"[14, 35, 10749, 18]",312770,en,Ana Maria in Novela Land,1.008,2015-02-27,Ana Maria in Novela Land,5.0,2 +15854,"[18, 80]",438283,en,Chapter & Verse,1.006,2017-02-03,Chapter & Verse,7.0,4 +15855,[99],356324,en,Don't Blink: Robert Frank,1.004,2015-10-04,Don't Blink: Robert Frank,6.8,4 +15856,"[18, 35]",465975,en,Proper Binge,1.003,2015-12-04,Proper Binge,8.0,1 +15857,[99],345661,en,Salam Neighbor,1.003,2015-06-20,Salam Neighbor,7.2,10 +15858,[99],447160,en,Mutant vs. Machine,1.003,2015-07-14,Mutant vs. Machine,6.0,1 +15859,[99],363551,en,Billions in Change,1.002,2015-10-04,Billions in Change,8.8,5 +15860,[],370523,en,Once and Forever,1.002,2015-12-01,Once and Forever,7.4,5 +15861,[99],412329,en,Glory Daze: The Life and Times of Michael Alig,1.002,2015-09-24,Glory Daze: The Life and Times of Michael Alig,6.4,5 +15862,"[80, 18, 10770]",360927,en,Driven Underground,1.002,2015-09-04,Driven Underground,5.0,1 +15863,"[10749, 35, 18]",286540,en,Glitch,1.001,2015-07-07,Glitch,4.7,3 +15864,[99],338063,en,Drag Becomes Him,1.0,2015-04-29,Drag Becomes Him,7.8,5 +15865,"[28, 18]",325220,en,Assassinista,1.0,2015-02-27,Assassinista,7.8,5 +15866,[16],329061,en,Teeth,1.0,2015-01-25,Teeth,7.6,5 +15867,[99],320662,en,Cam Girlz,1.0,2015-02-14,Cam Girlz,5.6,5 +15868,"[14, 35, 18]",340255,en,Welcome to Happiness,1.0,2015-04-27,Welcome to Happiness,4.9,5 +15869,"[9648, 53]",150188,en,Candlestick,0.999,2015-04-11,Candlestick,4.6,5 +15870,"[99, 10402]",358100,en,Johnny Cash: American Rebel,0.997,2015-09-12,Johnny Cash: American Rebel,7.8,4 +15871,[],340204,en,Medusa,0.995,2015-05-28,Medusa,3.5,2 +15872,"[28, 878, 10752]",343070,en,Flight World War II,0.99,2015-06-02,Flight World War II,4.7,17 +15873,"[35, 99, 18]",258967,en,The Creep Behind the Camera,0.989,2015-08-04,The Creep Behind the Camera,6.0,4 +15874,"[12, 27, 9648]",343658,en,Territorial Behavior,0.989,2015-06-07,Territorial Behavior,1.8,4 +15875,[99],333820,en,The Diplomat,0.988,2015-04-23,The Diplomat,7.8,4 +15876,[35],362988,en,Anjelah Johnson: Not Fancy,0.988,2015-10-02,Anjelah Johnson: Not Fancy,5.3,12 +15877,"[80, 10770]",344780,en,I Killed My BFF,0.987,2015-06-13,I Killed My BFF,5.9,12 +15878,[35],355161,en,Crash Test,0.986,2015-08-18,Crash Test,5.5,6 +15879,"[53, 18]",363846,ru,Родина,0.986,2015-11-07,Motherland,3.3,3 +15880,"[16, 10751, 12]",363871,en,DQE's Peter Pan: The New Adventures,0.976,2015-10-14,DQE's Peter Pan: The New Adventures,10.0,2 +15881,"[35, 80, 10749]",334044,en,Kiss Kiss Fingerbang,0.976,2015-03-13,Kiss Kiss Fingerbang,6.7,3 +15882,"[18, 35]",323692,en,Quitters,0.976,2015-03-16,Quitters,5.7,3 +15883,[99],338353,en,Dennis Rodman's Big Bang in PyongYang,0.974,2015-01-25,Dennis Rodman's Big Bang in PyongYang,6.5,12 +15884,[99],350175,en,COMIX: Beyond the Comic Book Pages,0.973,2015-12-31,COMIX: Beyond the Comic Book Pages,6.0,4 +15885,[28],361617,fr,11 Blocks,0.972,2015-09-27,11 Blocks,3.3,4 +15886,[35],356914,en,Cast Party,0.971,2015-07-28,Cast Party,5.9,4 +15887,"[10749, 35]",312056,en,I Love NY,0.971,2015-12-25,I Love NY,5.8,4 +15888,[99],321296,en,Fifty Shades Uncovered,0.97,2015-02-10,Fifty Shades Uncovered,7.9,4 +15889,[18],343445,en,Share,0.97,2015-03-14,Share,7.8,4 +15890,"[18, 35]",320467,en,In a Relationship,0.97,2015-01-21,In a Relationship,7.8,4 +15891,"[35, 18]",342892,en,Sequin Raze,0.97,2015-03-08,Sequin Raze,4.8,4 +15892,[53],344277,en,Caught,0.97,2015-06-12,Caught,4.7,16 +15893,[99],529107,en,Inside Interstellar,0.969,2015-03-31,Inside Interstellar,9.0,1 +15894,"[10770, 99]",323697,en,The Notorious,0.968,2014-12-05,The Notorious,9.0,4 +15895,[99],367966,en,Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story,0.968,2017-04-28,Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story,7.0,8 +15896,"[16, 10751]",360289,en,Caroline and the Magic Potion,0.963,2015-09-15,Caroline and the Magic Potion,5.0,1 +15897,"[99, 10402]",440590,en,Country: Portraits of an American Sound,0.962,2015-04-22,Country: Portraits of an American Sound,8.3,3 +15898,"[18, 53]",380018,en,Flipped,0.962,2015-12-15,Flipped,7.0,2 +15899,"[18, 28]",343812,de,No Way Out,0.961,2015-11-13,No Way Out,4.3,3 +15900,[],362862,en,Child of Grace,0.96,2015-09-20,Child of Grace,5.0,2 +15901,[],355737,en,Pearly Gates,0.96,2015-04-26,Pearly Gates,3.0,1 +15902,"[18, 35]",384201,en,Boredom,0.958,2015-06-27,Boredom,6.5,2 +15903,[35],492364,en,Love is Blind,0.958,2015-05-03,Love is Blind,6.0,2 +15904,"[27, 18, 53]",450070,en,Whispers,0.958,2015-10-30,Whispers,6.0,3 +15905,[10402],362542,en,The Corrs: BBC Radio 2 Live at Hyde Park,0.956,2015-10-13,The Corrs: BBC Radio 2 Live at Hyde Park,10.0,3 +15906,[99],363114,en,Inspired to Ride,0.956,2015-04-11,Inspired to Ride,8.0,3 +15907,[18],345003,en,10 Days in a Madhouse,0.955,2015-11-20,10 Days in a Madhouse,5.4,7 +15908,"[53, 18]",377184,en,Don't Wake Mommy,0.954,2015-01-01,Dark Intentions,6.7,3 +15909,[53],357530,en,My Stepdaughter,0.947,2015-08-28,My Stepdaughter,4.6,11 +15910,"[36, 18]",332286,en,1915,0.946,2015-04-17,1915,5.5,2 +15911,"[99, 10402]",296082,en,Austin to Boston,0.943,2015-06-12,Austin to Boston,7.4,11 +15912,[27],364094,en,Fun Size Horror: Volume Two,0.942,2015-10-15,Fun Size Horror: Volume Two,5.3,3 +15913,"[27, 99]",342486,en,Eaten Alive! The Rise and Fall of the Italian Cannibal Film,0.941,2015-05-26,Eaten Alive! The Rise and Fall of the Italian Cannibal Film,7.3,3 +15914,[27],343416,en,Alone in the Ghost House,0.941,2015-06-05,Alone in the Ghost House,7.0,3 +15915,"[10751, 18]",384874,en,A Horse Called Bear,0.941,2015-05-25,A Horse Called Bear,6.5,3 +15916,[18],339501,en,American Bad Boy,0.941,2015-06-02,American Bad Boy,2.5,3 +15917,[],355209,fr,Lune et le loup,0.94,2015-03-29,Moon and the Wolf,8.3,3 +15918,"[35, 10749]",311744,en,My Favorite Five,0.94,2015-01-06,My Favorite Five,8.0,3 +15919,[18],381422,de,Freud und Friends,0.94,2015-02-05,Freud und Friends,7.7,3 +15920,[99],354776,en,The Choice Is Ours,0.94,2015-03-02,The Choice Is Ours,7.0,3 +15921,[18],320000,vi,Cha và con và,0.94,2015-06-03,"Big Father, Small Father and Other Stories",6.7,3 +15922,"[18, 9648, 878]",333683,en,The Sighting,0.94,2015-03-28,The Sighting,4.8,3 +15923,"[53, 18]",324353,en,Megachurch Murder,0.94,2015-02-07,Megachurch Murder,4.7,3 +15924,"[18, 27, 53]",340018,en,Kick,0.94,2015-01-09,Kick,1.8,3 +15925,"[10402, 99]",296157,en,Genesis: Together and Apart,0.939,2015-01-13,Genesis: Together and Apart,6.0,3 +15926,[],365754,en,Christmas Trade,0.934,2015-11-08,Christmas Trade,4.5,8 +15927,[99],329005,en,Autism in Love,0.93,2015-04-15,Autism in Love,6.3,7 +15928,[],360081,en,In Their Own Words: Jim Henson,0.929,2015-09-15,In Their Own Words: Jim Henson,7.0,2 +15929,"[10749, 10770]",377436,en,The Right Girl,0.926,2015-11-21,The Right Girl,5.9,9 +15930,[99],359043,en,Chasing Tyson,0.925,2015-11-10,Chasing Tyson,7.1,9 +15931,"[28, 35, 80]",347674,en,Rivers 9,0.923,2015-06-30,Rivers 9,6.5,2 +15932,[18],366515,en,The Library Book,0.923,2015-06-27,The Library Book,6.0,1 +15933,[],362563,en,Little Loopers,0.922,2015-03-31,Little Loopers,5.0,2 +15934,[10749],398478,en,It Had to Be You,0.921,2015-10-21,It Had to Be You,4.5,2 +15935,[18],344255,en,The Wrong Girl,0.921,2015-05-16,The Wrong Girl,4.1,10 +15936,[],409912,en,Occupy Wall Street: We Are The 99%,0.92,2015-01-01,The 99%: Occupy Everywhere,7.5,2 +15937,"[10749, 18]",366675,en,Beyond Paradise,0.92,2015-10-22,Beyond Paradise,5.3,7 +15938,[35],291044,it,Short Skin,0.92,2015-10-09,Short Skin,5.3,8 +15939,"[35, 27]",366159,en,Mansion of Blood,0.92,2015-07-15,Mansion of Blood,4.0,2 +15940,[99],360086,en,Walt Disney,0.919,2015-09-15,Walt Disney,8.5,17 +15941,[35],359732,en,#Lucky Number,0.919,2015-09-01,#Lucky Number,6.0,2 +15942,[99],324300,en,Rolling Papers,0.919,2015-03-15,Rolling Papers,6.0,8 +15943,"[35, 18]",408156,en,The Answer,0.918,2015-11-23,The Answer,10.0,1 +15944,[18],370559,en,#Introductions,0.918,2015-06-03,#Introductions,7.8,9 +15945,[],375885,en,The Mascot,0.917,2015-06-27,The Mascot,6.0,1 +15946,[99],391661,en,The Fighting Irish,0.913,2015-12-10,The Fighting Irish,7.0,2 +15947,[99],437705,en,"Hi, How Are You Daniel Johnston?",0.912,2015-11-11,"Hi, How Are You Daniel Johnston?",8.5,2 +15948,"[878, 35, 18]",457984,en,Digital Physics,0.912,2015-10-18,Digital Physics,6.0,2 +15949,[99],355389,en,This Changes Everything,0.912,2015-10-16,This Changes Everything,6.0,2 +15950,[99],298043,en,Smoke and Mirrors: The Story of Tom Savini,0.912,2015-10-31,Smoke and Mirrors: The Story of Tom Savini,5.0,2 +15951,"[53, 10770, 18]",373535,en,The Perfect Girlfriend,0.912,2015-09-27,The Perfect Girlfriend,4.0,2 +15952,[],415674,en,Killing Animals,0.911,2015-06-01,Killing Animals,10.0,2 +15953,"[99, 10402]",395676,en,CMA Music Festival - Country's Night to Rock 2015,0.911,2015-06-11,CMA Music Festival - Country's Night to Rock 2015,10.0,2 +15954,[99],317954,en,City of Gold,0.911,2016-03-11,City of Gold,6.1,17 +15955,"[53, 35, 18]",382866,en,World War Brown 2.5: Down Town Brown vs the Board of Education,0.911,2015-05-15,World War Brown 2.5: Down Town Brown vs the Board of Education,5.3,2 +15956,[16],373909,pt,Amélia & Duarte,0.911,2015-05-21,Amélia & Duarte,5.0,2 +15957,"[28, 53]",357834,en,The Algerian,0.911,2015-08-07,The Algerian,4.5,2 +15958,[18],381828,en,Full of Grace,0.91,2015-10-21,Full of Grace,6.3,10 +15959,[],322324,en,Alone in the Woods: The Legend of Cambo,0.91,2015-01-29,Alone in the Woods: The Legend of Cambo,6.0,2 +15960,[],335660,en,Loon,0.91,2015-04-10,Loon,1.0,2 +15961,"[878, 18, 14]",323968,en,OzLand,0.9,2015-02-08,OzLand,6.6,6 +15962,[],332665,en,Men Go to Battle,0.9,2016-07-08,Men Go to Battle,5.0,6 +15963,[16],506452,en,Nightwing and Robin,0.899,2015-01-14,Nightwing and Robin,10.0,1 +15964,[99],394668,en,Can We Take a Joke?,0.893,2016-07-29,Can We Take a Joke?,7.5,6 +15965,"[12, 16, 10751]",335759,en,The Jungle Book: Waterfall Rescue,0.89,2015-04-07,The Jungle Book: Waterfall Rescue,10.0,1 +15966,[99],371695,en,Owen Hart of Gold,0.888,2015-12-08,Owen Hart of Gold,7.0,1 +15967,[10402],468263,en,Frank Sinatra: The Retirement Concert,0.887,2015-11-20,Frank Sinatra: The Retirement Concert,6.0,1 +15968,[35],371084,en,Mike Epps: Don't Take It Personal,0.887,2015-12-18,Mike Epps: Don't Take It Personal,4.4,8 +15969,[18],366324,en,Burning Bodhi,0.886,2016-08-25,Burning Bodhi,5.4,8 +15970,[28],326028,en,Burton - Standing Sideways,0.885,2015-02-21,Burton - Standing Sideways,10.0,1 +15971,"[35, 10749]",323655,en,A Wonderful Cloud,0.885,2015-03-16,A Wonderful Cloud,6.0,1 +15972,[9648],354987,en,Devil Town,0.885,2015-04-16,Devil Town,5.0,1 +15973,[99],323296,en,Waking Up,0.885,2015-01-06,Waking Up,1.0,1 +15974,"[878, 18, 10749]",370834,en,Paradox,0.883,2015-12-05,Paradox,7.0,1 +15975,"[12, 16]",332485,ja,ピカチュウ、これなんのカギ？,0.883,2015-02-02,"Pikachu, What's This Key?",7.0,1 +15976,[99],441888,en,America's Greatest Prison Breaks,0.883,2015-12-27,America's Greatest Prison Breaks,6.0,1 +15977,[99],566441,en,The Hunger Games: The Phenomenon,0.882,2015-11-12,The Hunger Games: The Phenomenon,10.0,1 +15978,"[18, 10749]",441759,en,It Matters,0.882,2015-11-28,It Matters,10.0,1 +15979,"[53, 18]",381354,en,Pretty Little Killers,0.882,2015-10-08,Pretty Little Killers,10.0,1 +15980,"[18, 99]",362685,en,Leopard Vision Vol.1,0.882,2015-09-11,Leopard Vision Vol.1,10.0,1 +15981,"[10749, 35]",362116,en,Paperback,0.882,2015-10-30,Paperback,10.0,1 +15982,"[99, 18, 10751]",363351,en,An Act of Love,0.882,2015-11-10,An Act of Love,8.0,1 +15983,"[53, 878]",362128,en,Reversion,0.882,2015-10-09,Reversion,7.0,1 +15984,"[99, 36]",426829,en,Many Beautiful Things,0.882,2015-10-17,Many Beautiful Things,6.0,1 +15985,"[27, 35]",464288,en,Sock 'Em Dead,0.882,2015-10-20,Sock 'Em Dead,5.0,1 +15986,"[18, 35]",360119,en,This Is Happening,0.882,2015-10-02,This Is Happening,5.0,1 +15987,[],382996,en,Death in the Desert,0.882,2015-10-09,Death in the Desert,4.0,1 +15988,[99],562517,en,Birdman: All-Access (A View From the Wings),0.881,2015-05-18,Birdman: All-Access (A View From the Wings),10.0,1 +15989,[99],390455,en,IOM TT,0.881,2015-06-27,IOM TT,10.0,1 +15990,[],455970,en,Voyage of Galactic Space Dangler,0.881,2015-05-23,Voyage of Galactic Space Dangler,8.0,1 +15991,"[14, 16, 10751]",372109,en,Hatched: Chicks Gone Wild!,0.881,2015-12-04,Hatched: Chicks Gone Wild!,7.0,1 +15992,[35],346473,en,Lisa Lampanelli: Back to the Drawing Board,0.881,2015-06-26,Lisa Lampanelli: Back to the Drawing Board,6.5,1 +15993,"[878, 27]",356424,en,Sea Devil,0.881,2015-05-02,Sea Devil,6.0,1 +15994,"[99, 36]",400791,en,Old Fashioned: The Story of the Wisconsin Supper Club,0.88,2015-04-10,Old Fashioned: The Story of the Wisconsin Supper Club,10.0,1 +15995,[],323910,en,Doc Mcstuffins: Cuddle Me Lambie,0.88,2015-02-03,Doc Mcstuffins: Cuddle Me Lambie,10.0,1 +15996,[14],293950,en,The Green Fairy,0.88,2015-01-01,The Green Fairy,10.0,1 +15997,"[10402, 35]",477567,en,Batmetal Returns,0.88,2015-01-09,Batmetal Returns,8.0,1 +15998,[99],336916,en,American Reflexxx,0.88,2015-04-07,American Reflexxx,8.0,1 +15999,[18],386904,en,Superior,0.88,2015-01-23,Superior,6.0,1 +16000,[99],308458,en,Draw Hard,0.88,2015-03-01,Draw Hard,6.0,1 +16001,[99],575510,en,Where No One Goes: The Making of How to Train Your Dragon 2,0.88,2015-02-12,Where No One Goes: The Making of How to Train Your Dragon 2,5.0,1 +16002,[],440462,en,Hopkins & Delaney LLP,0.88,2015-04-18,Hopkins & Delaney LLP,4.0,1 +16003,[35],341408,ru,Приличные люди,0.88,2015-06-05,Decent People,4.0,1 +16004,[],308061,en,Lucifer's Angels,0.88,2015-02-17,Lucifer's Angels,2.0,1 +16005,[35],323552,en,Jay Mohr: Happy. And A Lot.,0.88,2015-03-14,Jay Mohr: Happy. And A Lot.,1.0,1 +16006,[99],332595,en,Children of the Sex Trade,0.879,2015-03-28,Children of the Sex Trade,10.0,1 +16007,[99],370416,en,Snervous Tyler Oakley,0.877,2015-12-11,Snervous Tyler Oakley,6.2,9 +16008,"[27, 53, 35]",366319,en,Night of the Slasher,0.871,2015-08-07,Night of the Slasher,6.0,5 +16009,[99],332816,en,Living With Lincoln,0.87,2015-04-13,Living With Lincoln,7.6,5 +16010,"[18, 27]",338537,en,Drink Me,0.87,2015-04-14,Drink Me,5.6,5 +16011,[27],286367,en,Classroom 6,0.859,2015-10-09,Classroom 6,4.7,13 +16012,[18],297275,es,Amor eterno,0.858,2015-04-25,Everlasting Love,3.1,7 +16013,"[28, 53, 9648]",322194,en,Subconscious,0.855,2015-03-10,Subconscious,3.1,7 +16014,[99],324293,en,Peace Officer,0.853,2015-09-16,Peace Officer,7.6,6 +16015,[53],325746,en,A Darker Fifty Shades: The Fetish Set,0.851,2015-01-01,A Darker Fifty Shades: The Fetish Set,2.7,5 +16016,[99],338167,en,Small is Beautiful: A Tiny House Documentary,0.848,2015-04-30,Small is Beautiful: A Tiny House Documentary,4.6,5 +16017,[10751],331464,en,Black Beauty,0.847,2015-07-16,Black Beauty,4.6,5 +16018,"[53, 18]",380304,en,The Sin Seer,0.847,2015-10-13,The Sin Seer,4.3,6 +16019,"[99, 35]",350802,en,unReal,0.846,2015-07-01,unReal,7.3,6 +16020,[99],333099,en,Dream/Killer,0.845,2015-04-19,Dream/Killer,6.8,6 +16021,"[27, 878, 53]",421987,en,Occupants,0.843,2015-12-14,Occupants,6.7,13 +16022,"[10749, 18]",516586,en,Blue Neighbourhood,0.842,2015-10-20,Blue Neighbourhood,8.6,8 +16023,[18],361251,es,Camino a La Paz,0.842,2015-10-25,Road to La Paz,7.3,8 +16024,"[36, 99]",318277,en,Larry Kramer In Love & Anger,0.841,2015-06-29,Larry Kramer In Love & Anger,5.0,4 +16025,[10749],430654,en,Will To Love,0.841,2015-06-27,Will To Love,4.3,4 +16026,"[35, 27]",514793,en,AS:VS Back in Business,0.84,2015-05-28,AS:VS Back in Business,10.0,3 +16027,"[16, 18, 14]",424159,fr,I Have Dreamed Of You So Much,0.84,2015-01-01,I Have Dreamed Of You So Much,10.0,1 +16028,[99],391628,en,Art Bastard,0.84,2015-05-20,Art Bastard,10.0,1 +16029,[35],381424,en,Deet N Bax Save The World,0.84,2015-04-20,Deet N Bax Save The World,10.0,1 +16030,[27],374839,en,Tales of Dracula,0.84,2015-05-26,Tales of Dracula,10.0,1 +16031,[99],371553,en,Jurassic: Dinosaurs are Young,0.84,2015-12-01,Jurassic: Dinosaurs are Young,10.0,2 +16032,"[27, 35, 18]",364791,en,Fuck Buddies,0.84,2015-09-25,Fuck Buddies,10.0,1 +16033,[878],350727,en,Palm Rot,0.84,2015-01-24,Palm Rot,10.0,2 +16034,[99],356276,en,Serengeti: Nature's Greatest Journey,0.84,2015-04-28,Serengeti: Nature's Greatest Journey,9.5,1 +16035,[99],492234,en,FIFTEEN,0.84,2015-12-28,FIFTEEN,9.0,1 +16036,"[35, 18, 9648]",382783,en,You Are Whole,0.84,2015-06-20,You Are Whole,9.0,1 +16037,[99],368247,en,#ALLMYMOVIES,0.84,2015-11-12,#ALLMYMOVIES,9.0,4 +16038,[99],319078,en,Most Likely to Succeed,0.84,2015-01-25,Most Likely to Succeed,8.7,6 +16039,[],453441,en,New Horizons,0.84,2015-06-30,New Horizons,8.5,1 +16040,[10402],337363,en,Bethel Music - We Will Not Be Shaken,0.84,2015-01-26,Bethel Music - We Will Not Be Shaken,8.5,1 +16041,"[27, 10402, 35]",424351,en,FNAF: The Musical,0.84,2015-06-26,FNAF: The Musical,8.3,3 +16042,[18],441493,en,Welcome,0.84,2015-03-25,Welcome,8.0,1 +16043,"[18, 35, 10749]",397675,en,YOLO: The Movie,0.84,2015-10-03,YOLO: The Movie,8.0,1 +16044,[99],370606,en,Four Falls of Buffalo,0.84,2015-12-12,Four Falls of Buffalo,8.0,3 +16045,"[10402, 99]",367838,en,The Redemption of the Devil,0.84,2015-10-02,The Redemption of the Devil,8.0,1 +16046,"[18, 10751]",364651,en,The Boat Builder,0.84,2015-11-06,The Boat Builder,8.0,3 +16047,"[10402, 99]",360283,en,Heart Like a Hand Grenade,0.84,2015-10-15,Heart Like a Hand Grenade,8.0,3 +16048,"[28, 35, 80]",354869,en,Detective Heart of America: The Final Freedom,0.84,2015-08-16,Detective Heart of America: The Final Freedom,7.8,4 +16049,[27],365458,en,The Storybook Killer,0.84,2015-10-25,The Storybook Killer,7.7,3 +16050,"[35, 27]",366231,en,Gwilliam,0.84,2015-11-01,Gwilliam,7.5,2 +16051,[99],363958,en,Alcatraz: Search for the Truth,0.84,2015-10-12,Alcatraz: Search for the Truth,7.5,2 +16052,[27],342724,en,Coulrophobia,0.84,2015-05-31,Coulrophobia,7.5,1 +16053,"[99, 10770]",300761,en,Kobe Bryant's Muse,0.84,2015-02-28,Kobe Bryant's Muse,7.4,9 +16054,"[53, 878, 18]",351863,en,The Shaman,0.84,2015-04-18,The Shaman,7.3,8 +16055,[99],334681,en,Among the Believers,0.84,2015-04-16,Among the Believers,7.1,12 +16056,"[14, 18]",468770,en,The Taker,0.84,2012-11-03,The Taker,7.0,1 +16057,[10402],383602,en,Sia - Live At The Red Bull Sound Space,0.84,2015-11-13,Sia - Live At The Red Bull Sound Space,7.0,1 +16058,[99],383002,en,Telltale Games: Story Mode,0.84,2015-11-12,Telltale Games: Story Mode,7.0,1 +16059,"[878, 28]",380165,en,Helio,0.84,2015-01-23,Helio,7.0,1 +16060,"[35, 18, 10749, 878, 53]",370379,ru,Новые русские,0.84,2015-11-30,New Russians,7.0,2 +16061,[99],361487,en,Radicalized,0.84,2015-09-18,Radicalized,7.0,1 +16062,[99],357958,en,Kings Of Cult,0.84,2015-09-02,Kings Of Cult,7.0,1 +16063,"[14, 28, 878, 12]",357450,en,Star Wars: The New Republic Anthology,0.84,2015-09-01,Star Wars: The New Republic Anthology,7.0,2 +16064,[99],347758,en,Don't Tell Anyone (No Le Digas A Nadie),0.84,2015-09-21,Don't Tell Anyone (No Le Digas A Nadie),7.0,1 +16065,"[99, 18, 10751]",337699,en,No Asylum: The Untold Chapter of Anne Frank's Story,0.84,2015-01-01,No Asylum: The Untold Chapter of Anne Frank's Story,7.0,2 +16066,[],333465,el,A,0.84,2015-01-25,Alpha,7.0,1 +16067,[99],329896,en,Sole Man,0.84,2015-04-16,Sole Man,7.0,2 +16068,[99],320385,en,The Widowmaker,0.84,2015-02-27,The Widowmaker,6.9,6 +16069,"[99, 28]",355518,en,We Are Blood,0.84,2015-08-13,We Are Blood,6.7,10 +16070,[27],420839,en,Sloven,0.84,2015-12-07,Sloven,6.7,3 +16071,"[35, 18]",528774,en,Unsound,0.84,2015-03-28,Unsound,6.5,1 +16072,"[10751, 18]",471905,en,The Fix,0.84,2015-08-21,The Fix,6.5,2 +16073,[],371005,en,Up on the Wooftop,0.84,2015-11-17,Up on the Wooftop,6.5,1 +16074,[27],359186,en,The Fappening,0.84,2015-07-22,The Fappening,6.5,2 +16075,[18],343809,en,That's Not Us,0.84,2015-06-21,That's Not Us,6.5,10 +16076,"[99, 18]",318259,en,How to Dance in Ohio,0.84,2015-10-26,How to Dance in Ohio,6.4,5 +16077,[],329059,en,The Pavement,0.84,2015-02-06,The Pavement,6.3,3 +16078,"[36, 18]",356057,en,Polycarp,0.84,2015-06-24,Polycarp,6.3,2 +16079,"[18, 10751]",326261,en,A Girl's Best Friend,0.84,2015-01-04,A Girl's Best Friend,6.2,5 +16080,"[18, 36, 10752]",309929,fr,Soldat blanc,0.84,2015-02-20,Soldat blanc,6.1,4 +16081,[],583888,en,Sweet Tooth,0.84,2015-12-15,Sweet Tooth,6.0,1 +16082,"[9648, 53]",496195,en,The Daniel Connection,0.84,2015-03-01,The Daniel Connection,6.0,1 +16083,[27],445761,fi,Pimeällä polulla,0.84,2015-10-18,On Dark Paths,6.0,1 +16084,[878],436106,en,The Old Republic: Rescue Mission,0.84,2015-10-22,The Old Republic: Rescue Mission,6.0,1 +16085,[27],421401,en,In the Night,0.84,2015-10-15,In the Night,6.0,2 +16086,[99],365906,en,Monster Madness: The Gothic Revival of Horror,0.84,2015-01-15,Monster Madness: The Gothic Revival of Horror,6.0,2 +16087,[99],323774,en,Sweaty Betty,0.84,2015-03-15,Sweaty Betty,6.0,2 +16088,[35],315076,en,Diamond Tongues,0.84,2015-01-25,Diamond Tongues,5.7,3 +16089,[10751],307125,en,Pass the Light,0.84,2015-02-06,Pass the Light,5.5,12 +16090,[99],372210,en,Enoch: Prophecy,0.84,2015-12-06,Enoch: Prophecy,5.5,2 +16091,"[53, 18]",365886,en,Chasing Valentine,0.84,2015-10-23,Chasing Valentine,5.5,3 +16092,[],362415,en,"The Unauthorized Beverly Hills, 90210 Story",0.84,2015-10-03,"The Unauthorized Beverly Hills, 90210 Story",5.5,8 +16093,[],335448,en,Applecart,0.84,2015-03-10,Applecart,5.5,1 +16094,[35],369026,en,Michael McIntyre - Happy & Glorious,0.84,2015-11-16,Michael McIntyre - Happy & Glorious,5.3,3 +16095,[],319964,en,Famous Nathan,0.84,2015-07-17,Famous Nathan,5.3,3 +16096,[18],458884,en,Wait 'til the Wolves Make Nice,0.84,2015-01-01,Wait 'til the Wolves Make Nice,5.0,1 +16097,"[10749, 35]",452011,en,S&M Sally,0.84,2015-06-21,S&M Sally,5.0,2 +16098,"[27, 35]",344051,en,Blissful Banquet,0.84,2015-05-07,Blissful Banquet,5.0,1 +16099,"[18, 35]",340957,en,The Worst Year of My Life,0.84,2015-02-13,The Worst Year of My Life,5.0,1 +16100,[99],333378,en,Roseanne for President!,0.84,2015-04-18,Roseanne for President!,5.0,1 +16101,[99],324301,en,Sailing a Sinking Sea,0.84,2015-03-14,Sailing a Sinking Sea,5.0,1 +16102,[99],324295,en,Poached,0.84,2015-03-16,Poached,5.0,1 +16103,[18],346303,en,Audacity,0.84,2015-06-18,Audacity,4.9,7 +16104,[27],378218,en,In the Dark,0.84,2015-03-23,In the Dark,4.5,2 +16105,"[27, 53]",171277,en,The House Across the Street,0.84,2013-04-10,The House Across the Street,4.4,4 +16106,[18],291460,en,Lost in the White City,0.84,2015-05-15,Lost in the White City,4.3,3 +16107,[18],361588,en,A Girl Like Grace,0.84,2015-06-12,A Girl Like Grace,4.3,4 +16108,[],417652,en,Green Dot,0.84,2015-04-01,Green Dot,4.0,1 +16109,[18],351986,en,Accidental Obsession,0.84,2015-07-12,Accidental Obsession,4.0,2 +16110,"[99, 10751]",340196,en,Addicted to Sheep,0.84,2015-01-01,Addicted to Sheep,4.0,1 +16111,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",469856,en,I Declare War,0.84,2015-01-10,I Declare War,3.0,1 +16112,[],333783,en,Bullets for Jesus,0.84,2015-07-07,Bullets for Jesus,3.0,2 +16113,"[18, 9648]",338234,en,The Livingston Gardener,0.84,2015-05-15,The Livingston Gardener,2.6,5 +16114,"[12, 16, 14]",324139,en,The Adventures of Chuy,0.84,2015-01-27,The Adventures of Chuy,2.5,2 +16115,[],421335,en,Bill Huckstabelle: Serial Rapist,0.84,2015-11-07,Bill Huckstabelle: Serial Rapist,2.0,1 +16116,"[12, 28]",375552,en,Treasure Hunters,0.84,2015-11-10,Treasure Hunters,2.0,1 +16117,[18],334645,en,No Deposit,0.84,2015-04-24,No Deposit,1.7,3 +16118,"[99, 9648]",602037,en,A Brush With Evil,0.84,2015-10-10,A Brush With Evil,1.0,1 +16119,"[99, 35]",415087,en,Ghostumentary,0.84,2015-10-03,Ghostumentary,1.0,1 +16120,"[35, 878]",343191,en,Probable Robot,0.84,2015-09-01,Probable Robot,1.0,1 +16121,[99],476411,en,Frontline: The Vaccine War,0.84,2015-06-16,Frontline: The Vaccine War,0.0,1 +16122,"[53, 18, 80]",329579,en,Alastair Tembylton,0.84,2015-10-29,Alastair Tembylton,0.0,1 +16123,[18],298246,en,Flowers in December,0.84,2015-08-16,Flowers in December,0.0,2 +16124,"[14, 10749]",379925,en,The Answers,0.835,2015-02-06,The Answers,7.7,16 +16125,"[18, 99, 12]",337965,en,The Great Alone,0.832,2015-04-25,The Great Alone,7.8,5 +16126,"[10751, 18]",389203,fa,برف,0.827,2015-02-25,Snow,10.0,1 +16127,[35],360220,en,Janoskians: Untold and Untrue,0.827,2015-08-28,Janoskians: Untold and Untrue,5.3,5 +16128,[28],338518,en,Age Of Kill,0.825,2015-06-15,Age Of Kill,4.4,6 +16129,[18],385174,en,Pocha: Manifest Destiny,0.824,2015-04-16,Hostile Border,6.0,4 +16130,"[10770, 53]",368702,en,A Student's Obsession,0.823,2015-11-24,A Student's Obsession,4.3,4 +16131,[99],359037,en,The Prince of Pennsylvania,0.822,2015-10-27,The Prince of Pennsylvania,6.8,5 +16132,[99],333865,en,From Fat to Finish Line,0.82,2015-04-18,From Fat to Finish Line,6.4,5 +16133,"[10751, 18]",400221,en,Godless,0.819,2015-08-06,Godless,4.3,7 +16134,[37],356849,en,Calamity Jane's Revenge,0.817,2015-09-25,Calamity Jane's Revenge,4.0,1 +16135,"[35, 27]",399191,en,Erotic Vampires of Beverly Hills,0.815,2015-08-25,Erotic Vampires of Beverly Hills,9.0,1 +16136,[99],294544,en,"On Any Sunday, The Next Chapter",0.813,2014-11-07,"On Any Sunday, The Next Chapter",7.4,5 +16137,[10751],312817,en,All I Want for Christmas,0.813,2015-12-23,All I Want for Christmas,4.4,7 +16138,[99],359440,en,Barista,0.812,2015-11-06,Barista,6.6,7 +16139,"[10749, 18]",349006,ur,Bin Roye,0.811,2015-07-17,Bin Roye,6.5,7 +16140,"[18, 35, 53]",364427,ru,Орлеан,0.811,2015-10-23,Orleans,6.1,5 +16141,"[35, 99]",347528,en,"Chronic-Con, Episode 420: A New Dope",0.811,2015-07-03,"Chronic-Con, Episode 420: A New Dope",4.4,7 +16142,[99],324263,en,Breaking a Monster,0.811,2015-03-14,Breaking a Monster,3.0,6 +16143,"[99, 10402]",320589,en,Mavis!,0.81,2015-03-15,Mavis!,7.4,7 +16144,[878],366537,en,Metroid: The Sky Calls,0.809,2015-11-02,Metroid: The Sky Calls,7.7,6 +16145,[],419022,en,The 100 Years Show,0.809,2015-10-31,The 100 Years Show,7.5,6 +16146,"[35, 14, 10749]",366017,en,You Cast A Spell On Me,0.809,2015-10-25,You Cast A Spell On Me,6.4,6 +16147,[18],384547,en,Ho Mann Jahaan,0.807,2015-08-04,Ho Mann Jahaan,7.2,5 +16148,"[28, 53]",319669,ja,ジョーカー・ゲーム,0.807,2015-07-09,Joker Game,5.9,6 +16149,"[10402, 99]",328246,en,Salad Days,0.805,2015-04-11,Salad Days,7.1,15 +16150,[],348777,en,Cocked,0.794,2015-01-15,Cocked,7.0,4 +16151,[18],359297,en,Mother of All Lies,0.793,2015-09-11,Mother of All Lies,5.8,6 +16152,[27],348523,en,Black Mass of the Nazi Sex Wizard,0.793,2015-07-11,Black Mass of the Nazi Sex Wizard,3.0,4 +16153,[27],396104,en,The Hospital 2,0.793,2015-09-26,The Hospital 2,2.1,5 +16154,[99],323555,en,That Gal...Who Was in That Thing: That Guy 2,0.791,2015-03-07,That Gal...Who Was in That Thing: That Guy 2,6.6,5 +16155,[35],410741,en,Bagboy,0.788,2015-02-21,Bagboy,8.0,5 +16156,"[28, 27, 53]",321275,en,Rage: Midsummer's Eve,0.786,2015-03-06,Rage: Midsummer's Eve,3.0,3 +16157,[18],424583,en,Ekaj,0.785,2015-11-01,Ekaj,7.8,6 +16158,[18],310507,fr,Chorus,0.785,2015-01-22,Chorus,6.7,5 +16159,"[10752, 99, 12, 36]",315839,en,Above and Beyond,0.782,2015-01-30,Above and Beyond,8.0,5 +16160,"[53, 27]",364493,en,Vicious,0.782,2015-10-02,Vicious,5.5,6 +16161,[99],358922,en,Being AP,0.782,2015-12-16,Being AP,5.2,6 +16162,[],354359,en,Sharknado: Feeding Frenzy,0.781,2015-07-21,Sharknado: Feeding Frenzy,4.1,6 +16163,[27],336112,en,A Blood Story,0.781,2015-06-09,A Blood Story,3.2,3 +16164,[18],520620,en,Party Talk,0.78,2015-04-08,Party Talk,9.0,6 +16165,[99],362268,en,Stretch and Bobbito: Radio That Changed Lives,0.78,2015-10-01,Stretch and Bobbito: Radio That Changed Lives,8.3,13 +16166,[99],310319,en,Deli Man,0.78,2015-02-27,Deli Man,6.9,6 +16167,[],360069,en,A Distant Episode,0.779,2015-09-15,A Distant Episode,6.6,5 +16168,"[18, 35]",345869,en,French Dirty,0.778,2015-06-17,French Dirty,6.0,4 +16169,"[12, 10751]",418243,en,Lost Wilderness,0.778,2015-06-01,Lost Wilderness,4.5,4 +16170,[99],202678,en,The Battle of the Sexes,0.777,2015-09-10,The Battle of the Sexes,7.5,6 +16171,[99],333327,en,As I AM: the Life and Times of DJ AM,0.776,2015-04-17,As I AM: the Life and Times of DJ AM,6.7,3 +16172,[],325579,en,Diamond Ruff,0.776,2015-01-01,Diamond Ruff,2.4,4 +16173,[99],366363,en,CodeGirl,0.775,2015-11-01,CodeGirl,6.6,5 +16174,[],319087,en,A Gay Girl in Damascus: The Amina Profile,0.773,2015-01-24,A Gay Girl in Damascus: The Amina Profile,6.9,5 +16175,[99],340223,en,Harry & Snowman,0.765,2015-01-01,Harry & Snowman,6.7,13 +16176,[18],350641,en,Gallows Road,0.764,2015-04-22,Gallows Road,8.0,4 +16177,[99],370662,en,Time to Choose,0.753,2015-09-04,Time to Choose,8.3,3 +16178,[35],340785,en,Jim Breuer: Comic Frenzy,0.753,2015-05-29,Jim Breuer: Comic Frenzy,5.7,3 +16179,[99],362077,en,San Francisco 2.0,0.752,2015-09-28,San Francisco 2.0,7.4,5 +16180,"[18, 53]",288778,en,Runoff,0.751,2015-06-26,Runoff,6.1,5 +16181,[878],352481,en,Stealing Time,0.75,2015-04-25,Stealing Time,6.6,5 +16182,"[18, 35]",306493,en,Milwaukee,0.75,2015-12-31,Milwaukee,5.5,2 +16183,"[53, 27, 878]",340001,en,Truth,0.75,2015-01-01,Truth,4.1,5 +16184,"[18, 10751, 10749]",323052,en,A Horse Tail,0.75,2015-01-01,A Horse Tail,4.0,5 +16185,"[27, 9648, 53]",224944,en,Silent Retreat,0.749,2015-06-23,Silent Retreat,5.0,17 +16186,[18],315890,de,Happy End?!,0.749,2015-01-06,Happy End?!,4.0,2 +16187,[10402],366221,en,Roxy - The Movie,0.746,2015-09-10,Roxy - The Movie,9.0,2 +16188,[10402],539820,en,Beyoncé: Live At Global Citizen Festival 2015,0.743,2015-09-26,Beyoncé: Live At Global Citizen Festival 2015,10.0,3 +16189,"[99, 10402]",369165,en,The Ties That Bind,0.742,2015-11-27,The Ties That Bind,7.0,4 +16190,"[35, 28]",429565,en,Jayson Bend: Queen and Country,0.742,2015-05-01,Jayson Bend: Queen and Country,6.5,4 +16191,[53],323149,en,Darkness on the Edge of Town,0.741,2015-01-25,Darkness on the Edge of Town,7.3,3 +16192,[10751],325791,en,A Gift Horse,0.741,2015-01-01,A Gift Horse,7.0,3 +16193,"[28, 12, 18, 14]",328739,en,David and Goliath,0.741,2015-03-13,David and Goliath,4.5,10 +16194,"[53, 28, 80]",345991,en,Pearl: The Assassin,0.737,2015-06-09,Pearl: The Assassin,3.7,3 +16195,"[10749, 35]",326806,en,I Really Hate My Ex,0.734,2015-04-14,I Really Hate My Ex,8.5,1 +16196,"[18, 10749]",340627,en,Ayanda,0.733,2015-06-13,Ayanda,7.0,4 +16197,[53],297023,de,Die Lügen der Sieger,0.73,2015-06-18,The Lies of the Victors,4.4,9 +16198,[99],362715,en,The Secret Tapes of the O.J. Case: The Untold Story,0.722,2015-09-30,The Secret Tapes of the O.J. Case: The Untold Story,4.9,4 +16199,"[53, 18]",366383,en,The Blackout,0.722,2015-10-30,The Blackout,4.3,4 +16200,"[35, 99]",364831,en,Art of the Prank,0.721,2015-07-29,Art of the Prank,7.5,4 +16201,"[10749, 35, 18]",340189,en,In Stereo,0.721,2015-07-03,In Stereo,4.6,4 +16202,[99],199648,en,American Ghost Hunter,0.721,2015-05-01,American Ghost Hunter,2.0,4 +16203,"[99, 10402]",329407,en,Kansas: Miracles Out Of Nowhere,0.72,2015-03-24,Kansas: Miracles Out Of Nowhere,8.5,4 +16204,"[18, 16]",273212,en,Le Gouffre,0.72,2015-02-06,The Gulf,8.5,4 +16205,[],400874,en,Ever After High Spring Unsprung,0.72,2015-02-06,Ever After High Spring Unsprung,8.3,4 +16206,[99],360501,en,Let's Play Live: The Documentary,0.715,2015-09-14,Let's Play Live: The Documentary,8.3,3 +16207,"[10751, 18, 35]",369063,en,Beverly Hills Christmas,0.715,2015-12-06,Beverly Hills Christmas,2.7,3 +16208,"[99, 36]",346152,en,Shout Gladi Gladi,0.712,2015-10-01,Shout Gladi Gladi,5.0,1 +16209,"[28, 18, 27, 9648, 878]",255561,en,Necroland,0.712,2015-10-30,Necroland,0.0,1 +16210,"[53, 18]",296726,en,Dawn,0.711,2015-06-22,Dawn,6.0,2 +16211,[99],372909,en,How Star Wars Changed the World,0.711,2015-12-14,How Star Wars Changed the World,5.5,2 +16212,[99],292277,en,Living in the Age of Airplanes,0.71,2015-04-25,Living in the Age of Airplanes,7.8,12 +16213,[99],397334,en,Medicine of the Wolf,0.71,2015-03-26,Medicine of the Wolf,7.0,1 +16214,[18],372994,ru,Зеленая карета,0.71,2015-12-23,The Green Carriage,6.0,2 +16215,"[35, 18, 27, 53]",204473,en,Ghost Shark 2: Urban Jaws,0.709,2015-07-01,Ghost Shark 2: Urban Jaws,9.5,2 +16216,[99],439937,en,Growing Up Trans,0.705,2015-06-30,Growing Up Trans,7.3,3 +16217,[18],389467,en,Real Gone,0.705,2015-05-14,Real Gone,7.0,3 +16218,"[35, 18, 10749]",426606,en,Seeking Dolly Parton,0.705,2015-05-02,Seeking Dolly Parton,6.3,3 +16219,[18],358935,en,Star Stuff,0.697,2015-08-17,Star Stuff,7.5,2 +16220,"[27, 53]",171282,en,The Ladies of the House,0.697,2015-05-13,The Ladies of the House,0.0,2 +16221,"[35, 10751]",325110,en,Bark Ranger,0.696,2015-04-14,Bark Ranger,4.5,2 +16222,[99],465536,en,Figures of Speech,0.695,2016-06-09,Figures of Speech,8.3,3 +16223,[35],370417,de,The Genital Warriors,0.693,2015-12-18,The Genital Warriors,0.5,3 +16224,"[35, 16]",379381,en,Life Smartphone,0.692,2015-11-20,Life Smartphone,8.0,3 +16225,[],367093,en,Paradise Waits,0.692,2015-10-01,Paradise Waits,7.5,3 +16226,"[16, 35, 10751]",380109,en,Catch It,0.692,2015-10-01,Catch It,7.0,3 +16227,[10749],392135,en,Princess Cut,0.692,2015-11-03,Princess Cut,6.3,3 +16228,[27],348520,en,American Guinea Pig: Bloodshock,0.692,2015-11-14,American Guinea Pig: Bloodshock,6.2,3 +16229,[27],375655,en,6 Days Dark,0.692,2015-11-20,6 Days Dark,5.0,3 +16230,[27],323270,en,The Horror Network Vol. 1,0.692,2015-10-27,The Horror Network Vol. 1,5.0,3 +16231,[27],418450,en,Grave Walkers,0.692,2015-10-17,Grave Walkers,3.3,3 +16232,[18],376780,en,Casanova,0.691,2015-08-01,Casanova,8.3,3 +16233,[99],355036,en,Paper Tigers,0.691,2015-05-28,Paper Tigers,8.3,3 +16234,"[10749, 35, 18]",361505,en,Me You and Five Bucks,0.691,2015-07-07,Me You and Five Bucks,7.7,3 +16235,[35],355335,en,Natasha Leggero: Live at Bimbo's,0.691,2015-08-22,Natasha Leggero: Live at Bimbo's,7.7,3 +16236,"[18, 99]",436640,en,How We Built the Bomb,0.691,2015-07-16,How We Built the Bomb,7.0,3 +16237,"[10402, 99]",352441,en,Slowdive: Souvlaki,0.691,2015-06-15,Slowdive: Souvlaki,7.0,3 +16238,"[35, 18]",220106,fr,On ne devrait pas exister,0.691,2015-12-28,We Should Not Exist,6.8,2 +16239,[35],362860,en,Here Now,0.691,2015-07-01,Here Now,6.7,3 +16240,"[37, 99]",354100,en,Becoming Bulletproof,0.69,2015-03-26,Becoming Bulletproof,9.3,3 +16241,[99],336972,en,A Sinner in Mecca,0.69,2015-04-29,A Sinner in Mecca,7.7,3 +16242,[99],345519,en,The Day the '60s Died,0.69,2015-04-28,The Day the '60s Died,7.0,3 +16243,[],415248,en,Beneath the Skin,0.69,2015-03-01,Beneath the Skin,6.0,3 +16244,[10402],319982,en,Lehâr: The Merry Widow,0.69,2015-01-17,Lehâr: The Merry Widow,6.0,3 +16245,"[18, 35]",356900,en,Divine Access,0.69,2015-04-11,Divine Access,5.7,3 +16246,[99],339744,ar,Speed Sisters,0.69,2015-01-01,Speed Sisters,5.7,3 +16247,"[53, 35, 27]",343662,en,Hell Town,0.69,2015-04-23,Hell Town,5.0,3 +16248,"[35, 27]",322151,en,Chopping Block,0.69,2015-01-01,Chopping Block,4.7,3 +16249,[18],327411,en,Confessions of a Prodigal Son,0.69,2015-03-24,Confessions of a Prodigal Son,3.0,3 +16250,[99],322142,en,Something Better to Come,0.689,2015-05-22,Something Better to Come,7.0,3 +16251,[28],367940,en,Spider-Man Lives: A Miles Morales Story,0.687,2015-11-11,Spider-Man Lives: A Miles Morales Story,6.3,6 +16252,"[10752, 18]",416500,en,Battle Scars,0.687,2017-07-14,Battle Scars,2.0,2 +16253,[99],70758,en,"Hey, Boo: Harper Lee & To Kill a Mockingbird",0.685,2011-05-13,"Hey, Boo: Harper Lee & To Kill a Mockingbird",8.0,3 +16254,[99],348368,en,Hail to the King: 60 Years of Destruction,0.685,2015-07-11,Hail to the King: 60 Years of Destruction,7.0,1 +16255,"[10770, 10751]",348898,fr,Marshall the Miracle Dog,0.684,2015-08-28,Marshall's Miracle,5.0,2 +16256,"[10749, 35]",325111,en,Wingman Inc.,0.682,2015-04-21,Wingman Inc.,4.8,4 +16257,[99],374317,en,A Christmas Eve Conversation With Quentin Tarantino & Paul Thomas Anderson,0.68,2015-12-24,A Christmas Eve Conversation With Quentin Tarantino & Paul Thomas Anderson,10.0,1 +16258,"[18, 10751, 35]",313089,en,The Better Half,0.68,2015-12-15,The Better Half,1.5,2 +16259,[28],488109,es,24 Hours,0.679,2015-09-25,24 Hours,10.0,1 +16260,[53],349149,en,All American Bully,0.679,2015-06-23,All American Bully,10.0,1 +16261,"[35, 10402]",360796,en,Summer Forever,0.679,2015-09-04,Summer Forever,6.6,8 +16262,"[37, 18]",344494,en,What Lola Wants,0.677,2015-06-12,What Lola Wants,5.5,2 +16263,"[53, 18]",416023,en,Sacrifice,0.677,2015-10-16,Sacrifice,5.0,2 +16264,"[28, 99]",374657,en,Fade to Winter,0.675,2015-12-15,Fade to Winter,9.0,2 +16265,"[18, 36]",257365,en,California Winter,0.674,2015-12-01,California Winter,10.0,1 +16266,[99],363188,en,Sting: Into the Light,0.673,2015-10-13,Sting: Into the Light,7.5,2 +16267,[18],285009,fr,La maison du mystère,0.673,2015-03-31,The House of Mystery,5.0,1 +16268,[27],339925,te,అవును 2,0.672,2015-01-01,Avunu 2,3.0,1 +16269,[27],427533,en,The Night Visitor,0.671,2015-11-22,The Night Visitor,4.5,2 +16270,[],353381,en,Just Let Go,0.671,2015-10-09,Just Let Go,0.8,2 +16271,[27],341671,en,Model Hunger,0.67,2015-05-17,Model Hunger,7.0,2 +16272,[35],326553,en,Keith Robinson: Back of the Bus Funny,0.669,2015-02-21,Keith Robinson: Back of the Bus Funny,7.0,2 +16273,"[28, 878]",466848,en,Superhero Fight Club,0.667,2015-04-13,Superhero Fight Club,6.5,14 +16274,[],412529,en,Reichsführer-SS,0.667,2015-11-24,Nazi Hell,4.0,1 +16275,"[36, 10752, 18]",362820,en,Felix Manalo,0.666,2015-10-30,Felix Manalo,8.0,1 +16276,[99],258614,en,Pantani: The Accidental Death of a Cyclist,0.665,2014-07-14,Pantani: The Accidental Death of a Cyclist,6.8,17 +16277,[18],320642,en,Skin Deep,0.665,2014-10-25,Skin Deep,6.0,1 +16278,[99],522863,en,The Real X-Files?,0.663,2015-12-04,The Real X-Files?,8.5,2 +16279,"[12, 99]",370362,en,Reel Rock 10,0.662,2015-09-17,Reel Rock 10,10.0,2 +16280,[99],359035,en,Trojan War,0.662,2015-10-13,Trojan War,9.0,2 +16281,"[27, 99, 18]",480750,en,A Haunting at the Hoyt Library,0.662,2015-11-06,A Haunting at the Hoyt Library,8.5,2 +16282,[35],380057,en,Rory Scovel: The Charleston Special,0.662,2015-10-27,Rory Scovel: The Charleston Special,8.0,2 +16283,[],364085,en,Thao's Library,0.662,2015-10-16,Thao's Library,8.0,2 +16284,[27],362573,en,Invalid,0.662,2015-10-03,Invalid,7.3,2 +16285,[],463899,en,The Guards Themselves,0.662,2015-09-07,The Guards Themselves,7.0,2 +16286,"[35, 27]",284110,en,Bigfoot: Blood Trap,0.662,2015-10-31,Bigfoot: Blood Trap,7.0,2 +16287,[27],402095,en,Close Before Midnight,0.662,2015-10-26,Close Before Midnight,6.0,2 +16288,"[36, 18, 80]",361608,en,Boiling Pot,0.662,2015-09-29,Boiling Pot,5.8,2 +16289,"[35, 10751]",353743,en,Pups United,0.662,2015-09-15,Pups United,3.5,2 +16290,"[35, 53, 27, 14]",382551,en,Terror Toons 3,0.662,2015-11-07,Terror Toons 3,3.0,2 +16291,[],484933,en,ShadowRing,0.661,2015-06-06,ShadowRing,10.0,2 +16292,"[35, 10402]",430248,en,Abby Singer/Songwriter,0.661,2015-06-03,Abby Singer/Songwriter,9.0,2 +16293,[],352258,en,WWE: The Kliq Rules,0.661,2015-07-28,WWE: The Kliq Rules,8.5,2 +16294,[99],360354,en,Jeremy Scott: The People's Designer,0.661,2015-09-18,Jeremy Scott: The People's Designer,7.6,7 +16295,"[35, 16]",343231,en,Dirty Paws,0.661,2015-05-11,Dirty Paws,7.5,2 +16296,"[18, 27, 53]",335696,en,Survivors,0.661,2015-08-24,Survivors,7.5,2 +16297,[],362308,en,The Signal,0.661,2015-07-08,The Signal,7.0,2 +16298,"[27, 53, 878]",364482,en,Boniato,0.661,2015-05-01,Boniato,5.0,2 +16299,[],302512,en,Awaken the Devil,0.661,2015-05-19,Awaken the Devil,4.5,2 +16300,[27],346925,en,The Sadist,0.661,2015-06-26,The Sadist,4.0,2 +16301,"[18, 27]",332410,en,An Irish Exorcism,0.661,2015-05-12,An Irish Exorcism,2.0,2 +16302,"[18, 99]",278254,en,I Will Dance,0.661,2015-07-01,I Will Dance,0.0,2 +16303,[99],322618,en,The Queen of Code,0.66,2015-01-21,The Queen of Code,10.0,2 +16304,[35],329286,en,Trevor Moore: High In Church,0.66,2015-03-02,Trevor Moore: High In Church,7.5,2 +16305,[99],320062,en,Records Collecting Dust,0.66,2015-01-09,Records Collecting Dust,7.5,2 +16306,[],438181,en,A Small Good Thing,0.66,2015-04-18,A Small Good Thing,7.0,2 +16307,[99],325511,en,Almost There,0.66,2015-02-27,Almost There,7.0,2 +16308,"[10402, 99]",300117,en,The Color of Noise,0.66,2015-02-26,The Color of Noise,7.0,2 +16309,[],396153,en,Anya,0.66,2015-04-18,Anya,6.0,2 +16310,"[878, 80, 27]",347423,en,The Cannibal in the Jungle,0.66,2015-04-27,The Cannibal in the Jungle,6.0,2 +16311,[99],329258,en,Gameloading: Rise of the Indies,0.66,2015-03-05,Gameloading: Rise of the Indies,6.0,2 +16312,[99],318576,en,Klansville U.S.A.,0.66,2015-01-13,Klansville U.S.A.,6.0,2 +16313,"[35, 27]",346567,en,Pain Shack,0.66,2015-04-01,Pain Shack,5.5,2 +16314,[99],329153,en,Secret of Water,0.66,2015-03-20,Secret of Water,5.0,2 +16315,[18],306736,en,Northern Borders,0.66,2015-01-16,Northern Borders,5.0,2 +16316,[],335874,en,Childless,0.66,2015-04-03,Childless,4.5,2 +16317,[99],324442,en,Of Miracles and Men,0.66,2015-02-08,Of Miracles and Men,4.3,2 +16318,"[35, 18]",420346,en,The Morning After,0.66,2015-01-11,The Morning After,4.0,2 +16319,"[10749, 18]",379623,en,George and the Vacuum,0.66,2015-04-17,George and the Vacuum,4.0,2 +16320,"[28, 12, 878]",516693,en,Miles,0.66,2015-01-10,Miles,2.5,2 +16321,[],334748,en,Auteur,0.66,2015-04-15,Auteur,2.5,2 +16322,[27],420101,en,Scary Tales: Last Stop,0.66,2015-03-28,Scary Tales: Last Stop,2.0,2 +16323,[35],291399,en,The B League,0.66,2015-01-01,The B League,0.0,2 +16324,[99],306508,fr,Transgression,0.659,2015-10-06,Chasing the Muse,8.3,2 +16325,[99],315882,en,Beaver Trilogy Part IV,0.658,2015-01-23,Beaver Trilogy Part IV,7.9,7 +16326,"[16, 14, 27, 9648]",495419,es,El modelo de Pickman,0.658,2015-05-22,Pickman's Model,5.0,2 +16327,"[99, 36]",331883,en,The End of Cruising,0.657,2015-02-13,The End of Cruising,6.5,2 +16328,[10402],374211,en,Mariah Carey's Merriest Christmas,0.655,2015-12-19,Mariah Carey's Merriest Christmas,5.6,6 +16329,[10402],492689,en,RuPaul's Drag Race: Green Screen Christmas,0.653,2015-12-13,RuPaul's Drag Race: Green Screen Christmas,9.0,1 +16330,[35],324326,en,Uncle Kent 2,0.653,2016-08-26,Uncle Kent 2,5.0,1 +16331,[18],227365,en,Kiss Me,0.65,2015-08-29,Kiss Me,6.0,4 +16332,"[36, 99]",319069,en,Censored Voices,0.65,2015-01-24,Censored Voices,5.7,10 +16333,[99],332425,en,The Armor of Light,0.65,2015-04-18,The Armor of Light,3.1,10 +16334,[18],284341,es,Gente de bien,0.648,2014-10-18,Gente de bien,7.1,10 +16335,[16],382260,en,Team Hot Wheels: Build the Epic Race,0.643,2015-10-05,Team Hot Wheels: Build the Epic Race,7.5,1 +16336,"[35, 18]",473168,en,As Good As You,0.643,2017-06-09,As Good As You,6.0,1 +16337,[18],319979,en,King Lear (Stratford Festival),0.642,2015-02-25,King Lear (Stratford Festival),10.0,1 +16338,[35],371082,en,Bianca Del Rio's Rolodex of Hate,0.638,2015-12-02,Bianca Del Rio's Rolodex of Hate,8.1,7 +16339,[99],552793,en,American Experience: American Comandante,0.637,2015-11-15,American Experience: American Comandante,8.0,1 +16340,[18],371899,ru,Синдром Петрушки,0.637,2015-12-23,The Puppet Syndrome,6.0,3 +16341,[99],358438,en,Message From Hiroshima,0.636,2015-08-04,Message From Hiroshima,8.0,1 +16342,[18],426494,en,Smoke,0.636,2015-08-15,Smoke,6.0,1 +16343,[],393318,en,The Babysitter Murders,0.636,2015-05-01,The Babysitter Murders,6.0,1 +16344,"[10751, 28]",233490,en,Underdog Kids,0.636,2015-06-07,Underdog Kids,5.4,9 +16345,[14],361974,en,Kids vs Monsters,0.636,2015-01-01,Kids vs Monsters,5.1,6 +16346,"[18, 14]",343865,en,Toxic Temptation,0.636,2015-08-01,Toxic Temptation,0.5,1 +16347,[99],419156,en,Elgin Park,0.635,2015-02-03,Elgin Park,7.0,1 +16348,[99],545478,en,How Big Oil Conquered the World,0.633,2015-12-27,How Big Oil Conquered the World,10.0,1 +16349,[99],438667,en,ZA,0.633,2015-12-21,ZA,10.0,1 +16350,[99],588693,ja,Making F.R.I.E.N.D.s: Behind-the scenes of 'Jellyfish Eyes',0.633,2015-12-08,Making F.R.I.E.N.D.s: Behind-the scenes of 'Jellyfish Eyes',7.0,1 +16351,[35],400083,en,The Comments,0.633,2015-12-21,The Comments,7.0,1 +16352,"[28, 12, 878]",306264,en,Power Rangers Super Megaforce: The Legendary Battle,0.633,2015-08-11,Power Rangers Super Megaforce: The Legendary Battle,6.9,8 +16353,[14],445884,en,Thornbird,0.633,2015-12-04,Thornbird,6.0,1 +16354,"[35, 18, 10751, 10749]",507206,en,Counting for Thunder,0.633,2015-12-21,Counting for Thunder,5.0,1 +16355,[9648],461213,en,The Silent,0.633,2015-12-04,The Silent,5.0,1 +16356,"[53, 27, 14]",431780,en,I'll Be Alone for Christmas,0.633,2015-12-30,I'll Be Alone for Christmas,4.0,1 +16357,[16],374090,en,The Sea Is Blue,0.633,2015-12-16,The Sea Is Blue,3.0,1 +16358,[35],374174,en,Elliott Morgan: Premature,0.633,2015-12-10,Elliott Morgan: Premature,1.0,1 +16359,[99],527653,en,The 46ers,0.632,2015-08-29,The 46ers,10.0,1 +16360,"[18, 27, 53]",508620,en,How do you do that Voodoo?,0.632,2015-10-31,How do you do that Voodoo?,10.0,1 +16361,[27],451008,en,Brackish,0.632,2015-11-13,Brackish,10.0,1 +16362,[],440660,en,Wifey Redux,0.632,2015-11-03,Wifey Redux,10.0,1 +16363,[99],380964,en,Holy Ghost Reborn,0.632,2015-10-13,Holy Ghost Reborn,10.0,1 +16364,[53],371764,en,The Ghosts of Johnson Woods,0.632,2015-11-01,The Ghosts of Johnson Woods,10.0,1 +16365,[27],366133,en,Turning Point,0.632,2015-10-28,Turning Point,10.0,1 +16366,[99],362460,en,E.O. Wilson – Of Ants and Men,0.632,2015-09-30,E.O. Wilson – Of Ants and Men,9.0,1 +16367,[99],507951,en,Everything is a Remix Remastered,0.632,2015-09-12,Everything is a Remix Remastered,8.0,1 +16368,[99],392830,en,The Women's List,0.632,2015-09-25,The Women's List,8.0,1 +16369,[878],392032,en,Artificial Intelligence,0.632,2015-10-04,Artificial Intelligence,6.5,1 +16370,"[18, 878]",348514,en,Red Rover,0.632,2015-10-31,Red Rover,6.0,1 +16371,"[99, 18]",339350,en,By Our Selves,0.632,2015-10-01,By Our Selves,6.0,1 +16372,[27],500381,en,Reunion,0.632,2015-11-26,Reunion,5.0,1 +16373,[16],489790,en,Maddie,0.632,2015-09-20,Maddie,5.0,1 +16374,"[53, 27]",459813,en,The Devil's Flower,0.632,2015-10-29,The Devil's Flower,5.0,1 +16375,[],422570,en,120 Days,0.632,2015-10-02,120 Days,5.0,1 +16376,[35],402242,en,Savasana,0.632,2015-12-01,Savasana,5.0,1 +16377,"[28, 12, 80]",366455,en,East Side Story,0.632,2015-11-24,East Side Story,5.0,1 +16378,[99],362129,en,Imminent Threat,0.632,2015-09-04,Imminent Threat,5.0,1 +16379,[18],419366,en,The Messenger's Box,0.632,2015-11-01,The Messenger's Box,3.0,1 +16380,[53],414535,en,A Fatal Obsession,0.632,2015-12-01,A Fatal Obsession,3.0,1 +16381,"[27, 53, 18]",328784,en,The Lost Tree,0.632,2015-09-01,The Lost Tree,3.0,1 +16382,"[12, 14, 28]",377619,en,Fall of Grayskull,0.632,2015-09-11,Fall of Grayskull,2.0,1 +16383,[99],487791,en,Billy The Kid New Evidence,0.632,2015-10-18,Billy The Kid New Evidence,1.0,1 +16384,[],379995,en,Taste of Love,0.632,2015-10-23,Taste of Love,1.0,1 +16385,[],374087,en,Glory 24: Denver,0.632,2015-10-09,Glory 24: Denver,1.0,1 +16386,[99],515235,en,The Eceti Ranch with James Gilliland,0.631,2015-07-08,The Eceti Ranch with James Gilliland,10.0,1 +16387,"[18, 53]",448887,en,Last Conversation,0.631,2015-08-15,Last Conversation,10.0,1 +16388,[9648],441935,en,Guessed,0.631,2015-06-09,Guessed,10.0,1 +16389,[],436587,en,Elisa,0.631,2015-07-15,Elisa,10.0,1 +16390,"[18, 35]",424593,en,Boris in the Forest,0.631,2015-08-09,Boris in the Forest,10.0,1 +16391,"[28, 35]",424185,en,American Girl Dolls: The Action Movie with Anna Chlumsky,0.631,2015-06-30,American Girl Dolls: The Action Movie with Anna Chlumsky,10.0,1 +16392,[18],406996,en,Little Pieces,0.631,2015-06-06,Little Pieces,10.0,1 +16393,[99],378795,en,UnSlut: A Documentary Film,0.631,2015-07-22,UnSlut: A Documentary Film,10.0,1 +16394,"[10751, 16]",369677,en,Looney Tunes: Musical Masterpieces,0.631,2015-05-26,Looney Tunes: Musical Masterpieces,10.0,1 +16395,"[28, 16, 14]",355308,en,Odin's Afterbirth,0.631,2015-08-12,Odin's Afterbirth,10.0,1 +16396,[10402],353598,en,A MusiCares Tribute to Carole King,0.631,2015-06-23,A MusiCares Tribute to Carole King,10.0,1 +16397,"[14, 27]",344901,en,Under The Rainbow,0.631,2015-06-01,Under The Rainbow,10.0,1 +16398,"[28, 99]",340407,en,Jetman Dubai : Young Feathers,0.631,2015-05-11,Jetman Dubai : Young Feathers,10.0,1 +16399,[99],253296,en,Seeds of Time,0.631,2015-05-22,Seeds of Time,10.0,1 +16400,[18],525355,en,The Gift,0.631,2015-06-19,The Gift,9.0,1 +16401,[],402987,en,Metronome,0.631,2015-08-20,Metronome,9.0,1 +16402,"[27, 9648, 53]",568766,en,Family Secret,0.631,2015-07-18,Family Secret,8.0,1 +16403,[],462000,en,September Love,0.631,2015-05-02,September Love,8.0,1 +16404,[],458631,en,The Visit,0.631,2015-05-01,The Visit,8.0,1 +16405,[99],378425,en,Here Come the Videofreex,0.631,2015-06-21,Here Come the Videofreex,8.0,1 +16406,[10402],349233,en,The Who: Live At Shea Stadium 1982,0.631,2015-06-29,The Who: Live At Shea Stadium 1982,7.5,1 +16407,"[12, 35]",450360,en,Imaginapped,0.631,2015-05-02,Imaginapped,7.0,1 +16408,"[35, 27]",441756,en,Blood That Doesn't Die,0.631,2015-06-23,Blood That Doesn't Die,7.0,1 +16409,[53],380407,en,Grandpa's Psycho,0.631,2015-06-26,Grandpa's Psycho,7.0,1 +16410,[27],363275,en,Gelato Giallo,0.631,2015-07-25,Gelato Giallo,7.0,1 +16411,[10402],354408,en,"Gregg Allman Live: Back To Macon, GA",0.631,2015-08-07,"Gregg Allman Live: Back To Macon, GA",7.0,1 +16412,[],350775,en,In Search of The Most Dangerous Town On the Internet,0.631,2015-06-17,In Search of The Most Dangerous Town On the Internet,7.0,1 +16413,[99],345684,en,Seed Money: The Chuck Holmes Story,0.631,2015-05-30,Seed Money: The Chuck Holmes Story,7.0,1 +16414,[18],503963,en,Virtuous,0.631,2015-06-02,Virtuous,6.0,1 +16415,[],470605,en,Our Star Trek: The Fifty Year Mission,0.631,2015-05-25,Our Star Trek: The Fifty Year Mission,6.0,1 +16416,"[35, 18, 14, 27]",350073,en,The Ballad of Jeffrey,0.631,2015-05-05,The Ballad of Jeffrey,6.0,1 +16417,[],345370,en,Hollywood Road Trip,0.631,2015-07-21,Hollywood Road Trip,6.0,1 +16418,[99],519015,en,Chasing Pluto,0.631,2015-07-15,Chasing Pluto,5.0,1 +16419,"[53, 18]",451404,en,Undetectable,0.631,2015-07-31,Undetectable,5.0,1 +16420,[878],437989,en,The Twelve Parsec Stare,0.631,2015-06-12,The Twelve Parsec Stare,5.0,1 +16421,"[10751, 16, 35]",386502,en,Fox Tale,0.631,2015-05-08,Fox Tale,5.0,1 +16422,"[99, 35]",355173,en,Nerdgasm,0.631,2015-08-18,Nerdgasm,5.0,1 +16423,"[878, 28]",354902,en,Red Kill Zone,0.631,2015-08-17,Red Kill Zone,5.0,1 +16424,"[9648, 14, 27]",343517,en,Breeder,0.631,2015-06-06,Breeder,5.0,1 +16425,[99],449095,en,Marilyn Monroe Declassified,0.631,2015-07-12,Marilyn Monroe Declassified,4.0,1 +16426,[27],400019,en,Gore Orphanage,0.631,2015-07-21,Gore Orphanage,4.0,1 +16427,[],223572,en,My Brother Jack,0.631,2015-05-28,My Brother Jack,4.0,1 +16428,"[9648, 80, 18, 27, 53, 35]",402448,en,"Bullets, Fangs and Dinner at 8",0.631,2015-08-22,"Bullets, Fangs and Dinner at 8",3.0,1 +16429,[],356056,en,A Box of Faith,0.631,2015-06-23,A Box of Faith,3.0,1 +16430,"[53, 9648]",340868,en,Deadly Sanctuary,0.631,2015-05-15,Deadly Sanctuary,2.0,1 +16431,"[16, 10751]",476009,xx,Take me Home,0.631,2015-07-20,Take me Home,1.0,1 +16432,[16],518689,en,John Con Noir,0.63,2015-01-16,John Con Noir,10.0,1 +16433,[35],508694,ru,Кролик,0.63,2015-05-21,Rabbit,10.0,1 +16434,[],430140,en,Moving On,0.63,2015-02-05,Moving On,10.0,1 +16435,[],345997,en,The Epic of Epic Epicness,0.63,2015-04-16,The Epic of Epic Epicness,10.0,1 +16436,"[18, 80, 53]",328537,en,SPiN,0.63,2015-02-06,SPiN,10.0,1 +16437,[],157418,en,Haunted Ship,0.63,2015-03-19,Haunted Ship,10.0,1 +16438,[],371699,en,Orpheus,0.63,2015-04-20,Orpheus,8.0,1 +16439,[99],355635,en,A Path Appears,0.63,2015-01-26,A Path Appears,8.0,1 +16440,[18],348679,sv,Stoerre Vaerie,0.63,2015-01-23,Northern Great Mountain,8.0,1 +16441,"[12, 99, 28]",340815,en,When Dogs Fly,0.63,2015-03-31,When Dogs Fly,8.0,1 +16442,[],320126,en,Urban Fruit,0.63,2015-01-01,Urban Fruit,8.0,1 +16443,"[16, 35]",466616,en,Cursed,0.63,2015-04-11,Cursed,7.0,1 +16444,"[9648, 18]",418470,en,A Mighty Nice Man,0.63,2015-04-18,A Mighty Nice Man,7.0,1 +16445,[],334956,en,Front Line Assembly: Kampfbereit,0.63,2015-04-07,Front Line Assembly: Kampfbereit,7.0,1 +16446,"[878, 18]",326125,en,Astraea,0.63,2015-02-27,Astraea,7.0,1 +16447,[35],318974,en,Ari Shaffir: Paid Regular,0.63,2015-01-13,Ari Shaffir: Paid Regular,7.0,1 +16448,"[99, 10770]",318122,en,My Husband's Not Gay,0.63,2015-01-11,My Husband's Not Gay,7.0,1 +16449,"[18, 9648]",422790,en,The Bridge Partner,0.63,2015-03-07,The Bridge Partner,6.5,1 +16450,[18],573903,en,Living with the Dead: A Love Story,0.63,2015-03-28,Living with the Dead: A Love Story,6.0,1 +16451,"[99, 80]",539525,en,Who Stole the Ruby Slippers?,0.63,2015-01-22,Who Stole the Ruby Slippers?,6.0,1 +16452,[878],445308,en,Bridgebuilders,0.63,2015-03-19,Bridgebuilders,6.0,1 +16453,[18],423745,eu,Zarautzen erosi zuen,0.63,2015-03-10,Zarautzen erosi zuen,6.0,1 +16454,"[53, 27]",352166,en,Catastasis,0.63,2015-04-15,Catastasis,6.0,1 +16455,"[53, 27, 9648]",348924,en,Realm,0.63,2015-03-04,Realm,6.0,1 +16456,"[18, 878]",340186,ja,Ku_on,0.63,2015-03-31,Ku_on,6.0,1 +16457,"[10752, 99, 18]",339232,en,We Are the Ones,0.63,2015-01-01,We Are the Ones,6.0,1 +16458,[],331160,en,Une Libération,0.63,2015-03-27,Une Libération,6.0,1 +16459,[35],323688,en,Brian Gaar: Jokes I Wrote At Work,0.63,2015-02-05,Brian Gaar: Jokes I Wrote At Work,6.0,1 +16460,[99],270533,en,30 Years of Garbage: The Garbage Pail Kids Story,0.63,2015-02-01,30 Years of Garbage: The Garbage Pail Kids Story,6.0,1 +16461,[18],450112,en,The Loyalist,0.63,2015-03-25,The Loyalist,5.0,1 +16462,[],369374,en,Winter Light,0.63,2015-03-21,Winter Light,5.0,1 +16463,[10402],323695,en,Devo: Hardcore Live!,0.63,2015-02-24,Devo: Hardcore Live!,4.5,1 +16464,"[35, 10749]",531969,en,Ctrl+Alt+Dance,0.63,2015-02-13,Ctrl+Alt+Dance,4.0,1 +16465,[],522082,en,What Does Despondent Mean?,0.63,2015-02-24,What Does Despondent Mean?,4.0,1 +16466,[878],329856,en,Robot Revolution,0.63,2015-03-10,Robot Revolution,4.0,1 +16467,[],389070,en,The Real American Sniper,0.63,2015-02-14,The Real American Sniper,3.5,1 +16468,[27],430483,en,Night Night Nancy,0.63,2015-02-06,Night Night Nancy,2.0,1 +16469,[],417716,en,Hypnagogic,0.63,2015-01-01,Hypnagogic,2.0,1 +16470,[10751],340060,en,Adventures of Pepper and Paula,0.63,2015-01-15,Adventures of Pepper and Paula,2.0,1 +16471,[16],492416,en,Lovebites,0.63,2015-01-09,Lovebites,1.0,1 +16472,"[53, 27]",391863,en,The Last House,0.63,2015-04-07,The Last House,1.0,1 +16473,[27],298465,en,S.I.D.S.,0.629,2015-07-12,S.I.D.S.,10.0,1 +16474,[99],338341,en,John Denver: Country Boy,0.627,2015-03-01,John Denver: Country Boy,7.0,1 +16475,[18],295724,es,The Boarder,0.626,2012-07-25,The Boarder,4.0,1 +16476,[],337782,no,Exteriors,0.625,2015-04-28,Exteriors,1.0,1 +16477,[99],463839,en,Reality's Invisible,0.62,1981-12-18,Reality's Invisible,7.0,1 +16478,"[53, 28, 18]",305044,en,Freetown,0.618,2015-04-08,Freetown,5.8,6 +16479,"[99, 10751]",370651,en,It's Your 50th Christmas Charlie Brown,0.611,2015-11-30,It's Your 50th Christmas Charlie Brown,6.3,3 +16480,[18],357525,en,Stolen from the Suburbs,0.604,2015-08-30,Stolen from the Suburbs,5.8,9 +16481,[99],341045,en,Bolshoi Babylon,0.603,2015-01-01,Bolshoi Babylon,4.1,15 +16482,"[35, 80, 10751]",603659,en,Dillz Skillz: Where's Pebbles?,0.6,2015-04-12,Dillz Skillz: Where's Pebbles?,10.0,1 +16483,"[27, 18, 80, 9648]",603644,en,In the Hours of Darkness,0.6,2015-10-24,In the Hours of Darkness,10.0,1 +16484,"[18, 99, 35, 36, 10752]",598409,en,The Street Performers,0.6,2015-10-05,The Street Performers,10.0,1 +16485,[99],595659,en,The Road Warriors: Max and Furiosa,0.6,2015-09-01,The Road Warriors: Max and Furiosa,10.0,2 +16486,[99],595656,en,Maximum Fury: Filming 'Fury Road',0.6,2015-09-01,Maximum Fury: Filming 'Fury Road',10.0,1 +16487,[],594713,en,Lost in Expression,0.6,2015-06-01,Lost in Expression,10.0,1 +16488,"[28, 12, 35]",587627,en,Milk,0.6,2015-06-12,Milk,10.0,1 +16489,[16],585335,zh,撞擊測試,0.6,2015-10-17,Crash Testing,10.0,1 +16490,[18],577712,en,Hidden,0.6,2015-01-01,Hidden,10.0,1 +16491,"[99, 18]",570228,en,Gray State: The Rise,0.6,2015-01-21,Gray State: The Rise,10.0,1 +16492,[99],552690,es,Mami Y Yo y Mi Gallito,0.6,2015-01-01,Mom and Me and My Little Rooster,10.0,1 +16493,[],548166,en,Bob Dylan: Roads Rapidly Changing - In & Out of the Folk Revival 1961 - 1965,0.6,2015-05-05,Bob Dylan: Roads Rapidly Changing - In & Out of the Folk Revival 1961 - 1965,10.0,1 +16494,[35],533908,en,Single Dad 2: A Single Dad Christmas,0.6,2015-12-04,Single Dad 2: A Single Dad Christmas,10.0,1 +16495,"[18, 10751]",529295,es,Ónix,0.6,2015-10-18,Onyx,10.0,1 +16496,[18],520014,en,Big Bad World,0.6,2015-06-15,Big Bad World,10.0,1 +16497,[99],518208,en,The Ghost of Bellamy Bridge,0.6,2015-10-29,The Ghost of Bellamy Bridge,10.0,1 +16498,[99],517976,en,Robert Bly: A Thousand Years of Joy,0.6,2015-10-10,Robert Bly: A Thousand Years of Joy,10.0,1 +16499,[99],515239,en,Aliens and Astronauts: UFO's on the Moon,0.6,2015-07-07,Aliens and Astronauts: UFO's on the Moon,10.0,1 +16500,"[99, 10402]",512317,en,Frequencies – The Music of League of Legends,0.6,2015-01-28,Frequencies – The Music of League of Legends,10.0,1 +16501,[99],509253,en,Double Fine Adventure,0.6,2015-03-03,Double Fine Adventure,10.0,1 +16502,[99],509025,en,A Barber in the Bronx,0.6,2015-06-21,A Barber in the Bronx,10.0,2 +16503,[],507566,en,First You Dream: The Music of Kander & Ebb,0.6,2015-11-20,First You Dream: The Music of Kander & Ebb,10.0,1 +16504,"[35, 18]",505251,en,You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory,0.6,2015-08-08,You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory,10.0,1 +16505,[99],504660,en,Watchers Nine,0.6,2015-10-15,Watchers Nine,10.0,1 +16506,[99],494727,en,Salem Witch Hunt,0.6,2015-05-20,Salem Witch Hunt,10.0,1 +16507,[99],491899,en,Incontrovertible,0.6,2015-11-29,Incontrovertible,10.0,1 +16508,[99],491528,en,Murder at the Marathon,0.6,2015-05-05,Murder at the Marathon,10.0,1 +16509,[99],491299,en,Swan Song of the Skunk Ape,0.6,2015-08-20,Swan Song of the Skunk Ape,10.0,2 +16510,[],490449,en,Crane,0.6,2015-10-31,Crane,10.0,1 +16511,[],484876,en,Deep Ocean: Lost World of the Pacific,0.6,2015-01-01,Deep Ocean: Lost World of the Pacific,10.0,1 +16512,"[80, 27, 18]",480970,en,Spree,0.6,2015-12-31,Spree,10.0,1 +16513,[],476547,es,Pablo Alborán - Tour Terral (Tres Noches en Las Ventas),0.6,2015-11-06,Pablo Alborán - Tour Terral,10.0,1 +16514,[99],476401,en,Packing for Mars,0.6,2015-01-01,Packing for Mars,10.0,1 +16515,"[35, 18]",467818,en,Dissertation Station,0.6,2015-12-26,Dissertation Station,10.0,1 +16516,[],453937,en,Horseshoe Finale,0.6,2015-12-05,Horseshoe Finale,10.0,1 +16517,"[35, 18]",449073,en,Gay Jesus,0.6,2015-12-24,Gay Jesus,10.0,1 +16518,"[18, 80, 53, 28]",445473,en,Misfits,0.6,2015-06-12,Misfits,10.0,1 +16519,"[28, 35]",445315,en,The Cereal Man,0.6,2015-03-27,The Cereal Man,10.0,1 +16520,[53],444182,en,Ave Maria,0.6,2015-08-19,Ave Maria,10.0,1 +16521,[],442454,en,Afterimage,0.6,2015-09-13,Afterimage,10.0,1 +16522,"[18, 9648]",441733,en,Healed,0.6,2015-10-15,Healed,10.0,1 +16523,[99],434312,en,SelectED,0.6,2015-04-17,SelectED,10.0,2 +16524,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",433390,en,No Charge,0.6,2015-05-31,No Charge,10.0,1 +16525,[],428109,en,If I Could Talk,0.6,2015-04-15,If I Could Talk,10.0,1 +16526,[],427932,en,I've Always Been Here,0.6,2015-01-25,I've Always Been Here,10.0,2 +16527,"[10751, 16]",423119,en,Dear Sofia: A Royal Collection,0.6,2015-09-29,Dear Sofia: A Royal Collection,10.0,1 +16528,[],419594,en,Black Water Wilderness,0.6,2015-01-12,Black Water Wilderness,10.0,1 +16529,[35],418979,en,The Third Annual 'On Cinema' Oscar Special,0.6,2015-02-22,The Third Annual 'On Cinema' Oscar Special,10.0,1 +16530,[99],418293,en,A Better Life,0.6,2015-05-01,A Better Life,10.0,1 +16531,"[18, 53]",414561,ru,Imaginary Fiend,0.6,2015-05-09,Imaginary Fiend,10.0,1 +16532,"[18, 878, 53]",413367,en,Psychoacoustic,0.6,2015-10-23,Psychoacoustic,10.0,2 +16533,[878],407506,en,The Roma Project,0.6,2015-05-13,The Roma Project,10.0,1 +16534,[],398508,en,CZW New Heights 2015,0.6,2015-07-11,CZW New Heights 2015,10.0,1 +16535,[],384518,en,Aubade,0.6,2015-04-10,Aubade,10.0,2 +16536,[99],378156,en,Hear Me Now,0.6,2015-11-03,Hear Me Now,10.0,1 +16537,"[28, 99]",377924,en,1947: The LRG Video,0.6,2015-10-24,1947: The LRG Video,10.0,1 +16538,[],377700,en,CZW Tangled Web 8,0.6,2015-10-10,CZW Tangled Web 8,10.0,1 +16539,[],376854,en,Harley Quinn vs. Zombies,0.6,2015-12-07,Harley Quinn vs. Zombies,10.0,1 +16540,[99],376116,en,All Cars Go To Heaven - Volume 2: Better Than A Horse,0.6,2015-12-25,All Cars Go To Heaven - Volume 2: Better Than A Horse,10.0,2 +16541,[],375650,en,The Anatomy of Monsters,0.6,2015-12-16,The Anatomy of Monsters,10.0,1 +16542,[],374669,en,Shaping Skiing,0.6,2015-12-01,Shaping Skiing,10.0,1 +16543,[],372708,en,CZW Night of Infamy,0.6,2015-11-21,CZW Night of Infamy,10.0,1 +16544,[],371195,en,50mm HelloGreedo,0.6,2015-12-01,50mm HelloGreedo,10.0,1 +16545,[35],367117,en,Introducing Parker Dowd,0.6,2015-08-15,Introducing Parker Dowd,10.0,1 +16546,"[35, 18, 10749]",365178,en,Cool Apocalypse,0.6,2015-05-02,Cool Apocalypse,10.0,1 +16547,"[99, 36]",365048,en,Noam Chomsky: Knowledge and Power,0.6,2015-10-23,Noam Chomsky: Knowledge and Power,10.0,1 +16548,[18],362536,en,Living Still,0.6,2015-09-29,Living Still,10.0,1 +16549,[],361955,it,THX - Eclipse,0.6,2015-09-29,THX - Eclipse,10.0,1 +16550,[99],361071,en,Breakfast at Ina's,0.6,2015-10-18,Breakfast at Ina's,10.0,1 +16551,[],361022,en,Hush Up Sweet Charlotte,0.6,2015-10-16,Hush Up Sweet Charlotte,10.0,1 +16552,"[99, 36]",359990,en,First Pitch,0.6,2015-09-11,First Pitch,10.0,1 +16553,[],359210,en,What Is True Love?,0.6,2015-07-01,What Is True Love?,10.0,1 +16554,[99],359107,en,Tyrus: The Tyrus Wong Story,0.6,2015-11-07,Tyrus: The Tyrus Wong Story,10.0,1 +16555,"[10402, 99]",359090,en,Cloud Cult Unplug: The Film - Live at the Southern Theater,0.6,2015-04-23,Cloud Cult Unplug: The Film - Live at the Southern Theater,10.0,1 +16556,[99],357068,en,Dukale's Dream,0.6,2015-07-14,Dukale's Dream,10.0,1 +16557,[99],353290,en,Blood Lions,0.6,2015-07-22,Blood Lions,10.0,1 +16558,[],352250,en,Those Wrecked By Success,0.6,2015-08-19,Those Wrecked By Success,10.0,1 +16559,[18],348498,en,Saturday,0.6,2015-01-22,Saturday,10.0,1 +16560,[99],347748,en,Cobra Gypsies,0.6,2015-02-28,Cobra Gypsies,10.0,2 +16561,[10402],347003,en,Caspian: Live at the Larcom,0.6,2015-06-16,Caspian: Live at the Larcom,10.0,1 +16562,[53],345957,en,Butterflies of Bill Baker,0.6,2015-05-08,Butterflies of Bill Baker,10.0,2 +16563,"[12, 16, 10751]",343264,en,Eggy,0.6,2015-02-01,Eggy,10.0,1 +16564,[],342023,en,digital vs. analog,0.6,2015-05-07,digital vs. analog,10.0,1 +16565,[99],341996,en,Paradise Found 2015,0.6,2015-01-01,Paradise Found 2015,10.0,1 +16566,"[35, 18]",340895,en,The Idiot Faces Tomorrow,0.6,2015-05-19,The Idiot Faces Tomorrow,10.0,1 +16567,[35],340042,en,Book Club,0.6,2015-05-13,Book Club,10.0,1 +16568,"[12, 18]",339916,en,Neptune,0.6,2015-05-14,Neptune,10.0,1 +16569,"[36, 99]",339456,en,"Rocky Mountain National Park: Wilderness, Wildlife, Wonder",0.6,2015-01-17,"Rocky Mountain National Park: Wilderness, Wildlife, Wonder",10.0,1 +16570,"[35, 27]",339448,en,Grosshouse,0.6,2015-04-24,Grosshouse,10.0,1 +16571,[],339322,en,The Refugees,0.6,2015-05-07,The Refugees,10.0,1 +16572,[99],339134,es,La humanidad desde el espacio,0.6,2015-05-04,La humanidad desde el espacio,10.0,1 +16573,[99],339131,es,La venganza del tigre,0.6,2015-02-19,La venganza del tigre,10.0,1 +16574,[],339076,en,3rd Street Blackout,0.6,2015-06-13,3rd Street Blackout,10.0,1 +16575,[],338216,en,Tired Violence,0.6,2015-05-01,Tired Violence,10.0,1 +16576,"[10749, 18]",336687,en,Birthday,0.6,2015-03-27,Birthday,10.0,1 +16577,[99],335804,en,Monkey Warriors,0.6,2015-04-07,Monkey Warriors,10.0,1 +16578,[],335350,en,A Call for Help,0.6,2015-04-10,A Call for Help,10.0,1 +16579,[],334872,en,Spoonin' The Devil,0.6,2015-04-03,Spoonin' The Devil,10.0,1 +16580,[],334602,en,Black Girls Rock!,0.6,2015-04-05,Black Girls Rock!,10.0,1 +16581,[],334212,en,House of Hardcore VIII,0.6,2015-03-07,House of Hardcore VIII,10.0,1 +16582,"[99, 18]",332613,en,Omo Child: The River and the Bush,0.6,2015-02-25,Omo Child: The River and the Bush,10.0,1 +16583,"[27, 878]",329824,en,Ebola Zombies,0.6,2015-03-23,Ebola Zombies,10.0,1 +16584,"[18, 27]",326280,en,Masks: Facade,0.6,2015-09-15,Masks: Facade,10.0,2 +16585,[99],325637,th,Toms: The Complex World of Female Love in Thailand,0.6,2015-01-23,Toms: The Complex World of Female Love in Thailand,10.0,1 +16586,[99],321883,en,Minecraft: Into the Nether,0.6,2015-01-27,Minecraft: Into the Nether,10.0,2 +16587,[18],319230,en,Pauline,0.6,2015-01-01,Pauline,10.0,1 +16588,"[53, 35, 18]",316327,en,In Real Life,0.6,2015-01-01,In Real Life,10.0,1 +16589,"[18, 9648]",315537,en,Prism,0.6,2015-04-04,Prism,10.0,2 +16590,"[18, 10751]",314634,fa,Haraj,0.6,2015-09-19,Haraj,10.0,1 +16591,[99],280505,en,Iraq: Children of the Crisis,0.6,2015-01-05,Iraq: Children of the Crisis,10.0,1 +16592,"[53, 80]",242091,en,Addiction: A 60's Love Story,0.6,2015-05-14,Addiction: A 60's Love Story,10.0,1 +16593,[],387538,en,Remember My Story - ReMoved Part 2,0.6,2015-05-10,Remember My Story - ReMoved Part 2,9.8,2 +16594,[99],470456,en,Mindfulness: Be Happy Now,0.6,2015-11-10,Mindfulness: Be Happy Now,9.5,2 +16595,[99],381687,en,Ulterior States,0.6,2015-06-27,Ulterior States,9.5,1 +16596,[18],365932,en,Over,0.6,2015-10-10,Over,9.5,2 +16597,[99],348001,en,The Dark Side Of Disney,0.6,2015-08-16,The Dark Side Of Disney,9.5,4 +16598,"[28, 18]",330460,es,Callejero,0.6,2015-03-16,Callejero,9.5,1 +16599,[99],320730,en,Nicki Minaj: My Time Again,0.6,2015-01-18,Nicki Minaj: My Time Again,9.5,2 +16600,[99],366278,en,Traficant: The Congressman of Crimetown,0.6,2015-11-01,Traficant: The Congressman of Crimetown,9.3,2 +16601,[10402],522019,en,Kacey Musgraves Live at the Royal Albert Hall,0.6,2015-11-18,Kacey Musgraves Live at the Royal Albert Hall,9.0,1 +16602,[99],482713,en,The Abundance Factor,0.6,2015-09-08,The Abundance Factor,9.0,1 +16603,[],477336,en,Break Fruit,0.6,2015-01-01,Break Fruit,9.0,1 +16604,[],431927,en,Scales in the Spectrum of Space,0.6,2015-01-01,Scales in the Spectrum of Space,9.0,1 +16605,[16],414438,en,The Ballad of Holland Island House,0.6,2015-05-08,The Ballad of Holland Island House,9.0,2 +16606,[99],402833,en,The Crossing,0.6,2015-05-19,The Crossing,9.0,1 +16607,"[99, 10402]",398466,en,Billie Holiday: A Sensation,0.6,2015-04-07,Billie Holiday: A Sensation,9.0,1 +16608,"[99, 80]",393751,en,O.J. Speaks: The Hidden Tapes,0.6,2015-10-01,O.J. Speaks: The Hidden Tapes,9.0,1 +16609,[99],388695,en,Cailleach,0.6,2015-04-09,Cailleach,9.0,1 +16610,[99],385302,en,The Official 2015 World Series Film,0.6,2015-12-01,The Official 2015 World Series Film,9.0,1 +16611,"[28, 14]",382268,en,The Demon in the Dark,0.6,2015-07-15,The Demon in the Dark,9.0,1 +16612,"[36, 99]",378379,en,The Lost Arcade,0.6,2015-11-14,The Lost Arcade,9.0,1 +16613,[10402],371495,en,Flying Colors: Second Flight - Live at The Z7,0.6,2015-11-13,Flying Colors: Second Flight - Live at The Z7,9.0,1 +16614,[],369307,en,A Smallville Man,0.6,2015-01-12,A Smallville Man,9.0,2 +16615,"[878, 12]",354271,en,The Garden,0.6,2015-08-08,The Garden,9.0,1 +16616,[],350033,en,Of God and Dogs,0.6,2015-01-18,Of God and Dogs,9.0,2 +16617,[],346858,en,Mrs. Doubtfire vs Sister Act vs Dirty Harry,0.6,2015-06-29,Mrs. Doubtfire vs Sister Act vs Dirty Harry,9.0,1 +16618,[99],342857,en,Inhabit: A Permaculture Perspective,0.6,2015-04-30,Inhabit: A Permaculture Perspective,9.0,3 +16619,"[16, 99]",342382,en,Riding Light,0.6,2015-01-01,Riding Light,9.0,1 +16620,[10402],340235,en,Metallica: Rock in Rio USA 2015,0.6,2015-05-09,Metallica: Rock in Rio USA 2015,9.0,2 +16621,[18],338130,en,Stop,0.6,2015-01-23,Stop,9.0,1 +16622,"[35, 10402, 37]",335004,en,The Thrilling Adventure Hour Live,0.6,2015-03-01,The Thrilling Adventure Hour Live,9.0,1 +16623,"[99, 10751, 10402]",324285,en,Landfill Harmonic,0.6,2015-03-18,Landfill Harmonic,9.0,3 +16624,[35],320892,en,Kyle Kinane: I Liked His Old Stuff Better,0.6,2015-01-23,Kyle Kinane: I Liked His Old Stuff Better,9.0,2 +16625,[10770],315676,en,2015 Sugar Bowl,0.6,2015-01-01,2015 Sugar Bowl,9.0,1 +16626,[],315514,en,Hours,0.6,2015-01-03,Hours,9.0,1 +16627,[18],314629,ru,Белый ягель,0.6,2015-06-14,White Moss,9.0,1 +16628,"[35, 18, 10749]",289560,en,Messina High,0.6,2015-08-17,Messina High,9.0,1 +16629,[99],115281,en,Evolve Your Brain: The Science of Changing Your Mind,0.6,2015-01-01,Evolve Your Brain: The Science of Changing Your Mind,9.0,1 +16630,[35],408711,en,Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: The Game - The Movie,0.6,2015-11-24,Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: The Game - The Movie,8.7,5 +16631,[],353994,en,Violet,0.6,2015-08-15,Violet,8.7,3 +16632,[],340537,en,Ari Gold is Back,0.6,2015-05-14,Ari Gold is Back,8.7,3 +16633,[16],497324,en,Hey Deer!,0.6,2015-08-01,Hey Deer!,8.5,2 +16634,"[878, 28]",474532,en,T2 3-D: Pre-Show,0.6,1996-04-27,T2 3-D: Pre-Show,8.5,4 +16635,[35],399798,en,Brad Williams: Fun Size,0.6,2015-05-08,Brad Williams: Fun Size,8.5,1 +16636,[],393951,en,HOME,0.6,2015-09-15,HOME,8.5,1 +16637,[99],370432,ja,Cat Heaven Island,0.6,2015-09-29,Cat Heaven Island,8.5,1 +16638,[18],356353,es,La granja,0.6,2015-09-27,La granja,8.5,2 +16639,"[35, 18]",337065,en,Lost Colony,0.6,2015-04-15,Lost Colony,8.5,2 +16640,"[12, 14, 878]",333333,en,Magnetic,0.6,2015-03-29,Magnetic,8.5,2 +16641,[35],362108,en,Paul F. Tompkins: Crying and Driving,0.6,2015-10-10,Paul F. Tompkins: Crying and Driving,8.4,5 +16642,"[10749, 35]",449699,en,Girl Night Stand,0.6,2015-11-05,Girl Night Stand,8.3,3 +16643,[],395221,en,Something Between Us,0.6,2015-10-02,Something Between Us,8.3,3 +16644,"[10751, 16, 12]",341007,ur,تین بہادر,0.6,2015-11-12,3 Braves,8.3,3 +16645,[99],322745,en,Counting,0.6,2015-07-31,Counting,8.3,3 +16646,[99],320298,en,World 1-1,0.6,2015-01-15,World 1-1,8.3,3 +16647,"[18, 10770, 35]",356490,en,Derek Special,0.6,2015-04-03,Derek Special,8.3,5 +16648,[14],474472,en,Elle Fanning Relives Her Dreams,0.6,2015-09-09,Elle Fanning Relives Her Dreams,8.3,4 +16649,"[35, 14, 10402]",341043,en,Adventures Into the Woods: A Sexy Musical,0.6,2012-06-02,Adventures Into the Woods: A Sexy Musical,8.3,2 +16650,[10749],337165,en,Romance in the Outfield,0.6,2015-02-06,Romance in the Outfield,8.3,2 +16651,"[35, 18]",365521,en,Driving While Black,0.6,2015-10-16,Driving While Black,8.2,3 +16652,[],333985,en,Toonstone,0.6,2015-04-14,Toonstone,8.2,4 +16653,[18],602154,en,Strange Past,0.6,2015-04-18,Strange Past,8.0,1 +16654,[],582212,en,American Denial,0.6,2015-02-23,American Denial,8.0,1 +16655,"[99, 36, 10402]",567979,en,America's Blues,0.6,2015-06-05,America's Blues,8.0,2 +16656,"[16, 12]",559661,en,On the Same Page,0.6,2015-01-01,On the Same Page,8.0,1 +16657,[],554235,en,North To Noosa,0.6,2015-03-19,North To Noosa,8.0,1 +16658,"[99, 10770]",551638,en,Lance Loves Michael: The Lance Bass Wedding,0.6,2015-02-05,Lance Loves Michael: The Lance Bass Wedding,8.0,2 +16659,"[35, 18]",551334,en,Stuck,0.6,2015-04-25,Stuck,8.0,1 +16660,"[99, 18]",541712,es,43,0.6,2015-10-09,43,8.0,1 +16661,[],539782,es,Lavantula,0.6,2015-07-25,Lavantula,8.0,1 +16662,[99],533672,en,CyberWar Threat,0.6,2015-10-14,CyberWar Threat,8.0,3 +16663,[18],521774,en,Crow Requiem,0.6,2015-04-07,Crow Requiem,8.0,1 +16664,[99],514433,ru,The Last Film,0.6,2015-01-01,The Last Film,8.0,1 +16665,[28],506315,en,Portal Combat,0.6,2015-07-14,Portal Combat,8.0,2 +16666,[37],500986,en,Edge,0.6,2015-11-05,Edge,8.0,1 +16667,"[53, 80]",485617,en,The Walk (IV),0.6,2015-11-06,The Walk (IV),8.0,2 +16668,"[12, 16]",456535,en,None of That,0.6,2015-05-28,None of That,8.0,1 +16669,[],449221,en,Check Please,0.6,2015-08-03,Check Please,8.0,1 +16670,[27],432271,en,Devil's Night,0.6,2015-10-30,Devil's Night,8.0,1 +16671,[10402],430801,en,Il Trovatore,0.6,2015-10-03,Il Trovatore,8.0,1 +16672,[],429000,en,Chvrches – Pitchfork Music Festival 2015,0.6,2015-09-25,Chvrches – Pitchfork Music Festival 2015,8.0,1 +16673,"[35, 10402]",421934,en,The Kinsey Sicks: America's Next Top Bachelor Housewife Celebrity Hoarder Makeover Star Gone Wild!,0.6,2015-12-04,The Kinsey Sicks: America's Next Top Bachelor Housewife Celebrity Hoarder Makeover Star Gone Wild!,8.0,1 +16674,[],421557,en,Grow,0.6,2015-04-15,Grow,8.0,1 +16675,[16],417988,en,Taupes,0.6,2015-04-17,The Seven Red Hoods,8.0,1 +16676,[],415597,en,Nintendo World Championships 2015,0.6,2015-06-14,Nintendo World Championships 2015,8.0,1 +16677,[],411883,en,Famous For Being Famous,0.6,2015-09-21,Famous For Being Famous,8.0,1 +16678,[99],411404,en,Major!,0.6,2015-11-15,Major!,8.0,1 +16679,[],410606,en,Home Is Where Your Heart Aches,0.6,2015-08-11,Home Is Where Your Heart Aches,8.0,1 +16680,"[12, 99]",403482,en,A Line Across the Sky,0.6,2015-09-17,A Line Across the Sky,8.0,1 +16681,[],402162,en,Blood on the Reel,0.6,2015-10-31,Blood on the Reel,8.0,2 +16682,[],401202,en,David Starkey's Magna Carta,0.6,2015-01-01,David Starkey's Magna Carta,8.0,1 +16683,[99],400843,en,American Milo,0.6,2015-11-20,American Milo,8.0,1 +16684,[],400388,en,Your Hands,0.6,2015-05-23,Your Hands,8.0,1 +16685,[99],392987,en,California High,0.6,2015-06-01,California High,8.0,1 +16686,[35],388213,en,Greener Grass,0.6,2015-06-10,Greener Grass,8.0,1 +16687,[],387557,en,Wild Currents,0.6,2015-08-26,Wild Currents,8.0,1 +16688,[],387556,en,Landform 1,0.6,2015-08-25,Landform 1,8.0,1 +16689,[99],386614,en,City of Trees,0.6,2015-10-25,City of Trees,8.0,2 +16690,[],378790,en,NOFX Backstage Passport 2,0.6,2015-08-21,NOFX Backstage Passport 2,8.0,1 +16691,[],376006,en,"Sympathy, Said the Shark",0.6,2015-02-18,"Sympathy, Said the Shark",8.0,1 +16692,[27],374896,en,Dracula A.D. 2015,0.6,2015-06-13,Dracula A.D. 2015,8.0,2 +16693,[35],371842,en,Digits,0.6,2015-04-18,Digits,8.0,1 +16694,[],371229,en,Borders,0.6,2015-11-27,Borders,8.0,1 +16695,[99],371017,en,Hat Trick,0.6,2015-11-17,Hat Trick,8.0,1 +16696,[10751],370633,en,89th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade,0.6,2015-11-26,89th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade,8.0,1 +16697,[99],370272,en,Stink!,0.6,2015-11-27,Stink!,8.0,1 +16698,[35],369263,en,Blah Airlines Flight 101,0.6,2015-04-10,Blah Airlines Flight 101,8.0,1 +16699,"[9648, 28, 18]",368348,en,What Jack Built,0.6,2015-08-30,What Jack Built,8.0,1 +16700,"[10402, 99]",367373,en,Tiny Dots,0.6,2015-11-02,Tiny Dots,8.0,1 +16701,[878],367181,fr,Reality+,0.6,2015-06-19,Reality+,8.0,1 +16702,"[99, 10402]",366327,en,Paradise Is There: A Memoir by Natalie Merchant,0.6,2015-10-01,Paradise Is There: A Memoir by Natalie Merchant,8.0,1 +16703,[99],365969,en,Making Rounds,0.6,2015-10-30,Making Rounds,8.0,1 +16704,[99],364966,en,Pink & Blue,0.6,2015-10-23,Pink & Blue,8.0,1 +16705,"[27, 9648, 53]",364466,en,Ghost Tour,0.6,2015-10-26,Ghost Tour,8.0,1 +16706,[],364400,en,Monster Problems,0.6,2015-10-13,Monster Problems,8.0,2 +16707,[10402],364066,en,Kanye West: 808s & Heartbreak at The Hollywood Bowl,0.6,2015-09-26,Kanye West: 808s & Heartbreak at The Hollywood Bowl,8.0,1 +16708,[99],362879,en,3 Hikers,0.6,2015-06-18,3 Hikers,8.0,1 +16709,[99],362383,en,The Messenger,0.6,2015-12-04,The Messenger,8.0,2 +16710,[99],361999,en,OUTATIME: Saving the DeLorean Time Machine,0.6,2015-10-21,OUTATIME: Saving the DeLorean Time Machine,8.0,1 +16711,"[14, 18]",361995,en,The Brink,0.6,2015-08-07,The Brink,8.0,1 +16712,[35],360739,en,Kiddie Flamingos,0.6,2015-01-09,Kiddie Flamingos,8.0,1 +16713,"[18, 35]",354915,en,How to Murder Your Wife,0.6,2015-08-13,How to Murder Your Wife,8.0,4 +16714,[99],352057,es,Pluto. The Last Frontier,0.6,2015-07-16,Pluto. The Last Frontier,8.0,1 +16715,[35],351897,en,SXSW Comedy With W. Kamau Bell,0.6,2015-07-24,SXSW Comedy With W. Kamau Bell,8.0,1 +16716,[99],351015,en,Behind the Mask: The Batman Dead End Story,0.6,2015-07-10,Behind the Mask: The Batman Dead End Story,8.0,3 +16717,[],349139,en,Crafted,0.6,2015-06-16,Crafted,8.0,1 +16718,"[16, 99]",348304,en,My Depression (The Up and Down and Up of It),0.6,2014-04-17,My Depression (The Up and Down and Up of It),8.0,2 +16719,[99],347962,en,Tap World,0.6,2015-07-10,Tap World,8.0,1 +16720,"[10749, 18]",347523,en,Pink Moon,0.6,2015-04-28,Pink Moon,8.0,1 +16721,[18],346565,cy,Yr Ymadawiad,0.6,2015-09-24,The Passing,8.0,2 +16722,[99],343808,vi,Finding Phong,0.6,2015-06-27,Finding Phong,8.0,1 +16723,[99],342922,en,Requiem for the Dead: American Spring 2014,0.6,2015-06-22,Requiem for the Dead: American Spring 2014,8.0,2 +16724,"[53, 27]",342732,en,Franklin: A Symphony of Pain,0.6,2015-04-01,Franklin: A Symphony of Pain,8.0,1 +16725,[],340962,en,It's Good To Be The King: The Jerry Lawler Story,0.6,2015-05-19,It's Good To Be The King: The Jerry Lawler Story,8.0,1 +16726,[99],335446,es,Tocando la Luz,0.6,2015-04-11,Touch the Light,8.0,1 +16727,"[878, 18, 14]",334974,en,The Protokon,0.6,2015-10-31,The Protokon,8.0,1 +16728,[99],333871,en,Imba Means Sing,0.6,2015-12-04,Imba Means Sing,8.0,2 +16729,"[80, 28, 53]",331159,ur,Jalaibee,0.6,2015-03-20,Jalaibee,8.0,1 +16730,"[878, 27]",330259,en,Lucid,0.6,2015-01-01,Lucid,8.0,1 +16731,"[16, 10751]",326278,en,VeggieTales: Noah's Ark,0.6,2015-02-28,VeggieTales: Noah's Ark,8.0,1 +16732,[99],324306,en,Sir Doug and the Genuine Texas Cosmic Groove,0.6,2015-03-19,Sir Doug and the Genuine Texas Cosmic Groove,8.0,1 +16733,[],323619,en,Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band,0.6,2015-01-01,Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band,8.0,2 +16734,[35],322785,en,Mel Brooks: Live at the Geffen,0.6,2015-01-31,Mel Brooks: Live at the Geffen,8.0,1 +16735,[99],322746,en,Sweet Micky for President,0.6,2015-01-23,Sweet Micky for President,8.0,1 +16736,"[53, 35]",309747,en,Ally Was Screaming,0.6,2015-02-28,Ally Was Screaming,8.0,3 +16737,"[18, 99, 12]",294136,en,Gardeners of Eden,0.6,2015-04-24,Gardeners of Eden,8.0,1 +16738,"[10749, 18]",271039,en,"Something, Anything",0.6,2015-01-09,"Something, Anything",8.0,2 +16739,[99],266057,en,In Country,0.6,2015-04-10,In Country,8.0,1 +16740,[99],360617,en,Jon Stewart Has Left the Building,0.6,2015-08-07,Jon Stewart Has Left the Building,7.8,3 +16741,[16],342166,en,Taking the Plunge,0.6,2015-05-26,Taking the Plunge,7.8,6 +16742,[99],324269,en,For Grace,0.6,2015-03-13,For Grace,7.8,5 +16743,[99],475559,en,The Great Math Mystery,0.6,2015-04-15,The Great Math Mystery,7.8,4 +16744,[27],333418,en,Tantrum,0.6,2015-01-01,Tantrum,7.8,2 +16745,"[16, 35]",323407,en,SMILF,0.6,2015-01-21,SMILF,7.8,4 +16746,[99],436308,en,Dog by Dog,0.6,2015-05-13,Dog by Dog,7.7,3 +16747,[99],364814,en,Building Jerusalem,0.6,2015-09-01,Building Jerusalem,7.7,3 +16748,[35],352984,en,Limbo,0.6,2015-04-12,Limbo,7.7,3 +16749,[],490763,en,Timber,0.6,2015-02-15,Timber,7.5,3 +16750,[99],473862,en,Minerva Monster,0.6,2015-05-16,Minerva Monster,7.5,2 +16751,[99],449263,en,Dawn of Humanity,0.6,2015-09-16,Dawn of Humanity,7.5,2 +16752,"[14, 16, 10751]",422773,en,Can I Stay?,0.6,2015-05-16,Can I Stay?,7.5,2 +16753,"[35, 18, 10749]",419542,en,Somewhere in the Middle,0.6,2015-05-15,Somewhere in the Middle,7.5,2 +16754,"[16, 99, 10751, 14, 36]",406123,en,Behind the Magic: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,0.6,2015-12-13,Behind the Magic: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,7.5,2 +16755,[35],403365,en,Seth,0.6,2015-08-15,Seth,7.5,2 +16756,"[99, 10402]",384481,en,Adult Rappers,0.6,2015-03-09,Adult Rappers,7.5,1 +16757,[],377082,en,Sensitive Guys,0.6,2015-08-20,Sensitive Guys,7.5,1 +16758,[],370366,en,Atop the Fourth Wall: The Movie,0.6,2015-11-24,Atop the Fourth Wall: The Movie,7.5,2 +16759,[99],369690,en,"Eric & ""Anna""",0.6,2015-11-19,"Eric & ""Anna""",7.5,1 +16760,[35],369043,en,"Alan Carr: Yap, Yap, Yap!",0.6,2015-11-15,"Alan Carr: Yap, Yap, Yap!",7.5,1 +16761,[35],368999,en,John Bishop Supersonic Live,0.6,2015-11-16,John Bishop Supersonic Live,7.5,2 +16762,"[9648, 35, 28]",367014,en,Illusory,0.6,2015-05-16,Illusory,7.5,1 +16763,[27],361600,en,The Confession of Fred Krueger,0.6,2015-09-14,The Confession of Fred Krueger,7.5,2 +16764,[99],355712,en,Children of Giant,0.6,2015-04-17,Children of Giant,7.5,2 +16765,[],343134,en,Pink Grapefruit,0.6,2015-01-23,Pink Grapefruit,7.5,3 +16766,[35],342546,en,Nick Swardson: Taste It,0.6,2015-05-25,Nick Swardson: Taste It,7.5,4 +16767,[99],339163,en,Maiko: Dancing Child,0.6,2015-06-14,Maiko: Dancing Child,7.5,2 +16768,"[35, 27, 53]",336288,en,American Backwoods: Slew Hampshire,0.6,2015-10-06,American Backwoods: Slew Hampshire,7.5,4 +16769,[99],324260,en,Bikes vs Cars,0.6,2015-03-15,Bikes vs Cars,7.4,10 +16770,[],401166,en,Group B,0.6,2015-11-06,Group B,7.4,4 +16771,[],419207,en,Drone,0.6,2015-03-27,Drone,7.3,3 +16772,[99],382768,en,I Am Thalente,0.6,2015-06-15,I Am Thalente,7.3,3 +16773,"[18, 53]",366847,en,The Rusted,0.6,2015-10-23,The Rusted,7.3,3 +16774,[99],365540,en,Medieval Times: The Making of Army of Darkness,0.6,2015-10-27,Medieval Times: The Making of Army of Darkness,7.3,3 +16775,"[36, 99, 10402]",362267,en,The Amazing Nina Simone,0.6,2015-10-16,The Amazing Nina Simone,7.3,3 +16776,[35],352617,en,Grand Zero,0.6,2015-03-04,Grand Zero,7.3,3 +16777,[99],337416,en,The 414s,0.6,2015-03-11,The 414s,7.3,3 +16778,[99],332214,en,"Blood, Sweat, and Beer",0.6,2015-03-01,"Blood, Sweat, and Beer",7.3,3 +16779,"[10770, 99]",331558,en,The Untold Story of The Sound of Music: A Diane Sawyer Special,0.6,2015-03-16,The Untold Story of The Sound of Music: A Diane Sawyer Special,7.3,3 +16780,[99],324294,en,Planetary,0.6,2015-03-17,Planetary,7.3,3 +16781,"[28, 16]",320009,en,Confusion Through Sand,0.6,2015-01-20,Confusion Through Sand,7.3,3 +16782,"[36, 99]",482441,en,American Experience: The Big Burn,0.6,2015-02-03,American Experience: The Big Burn,7.3,2 +16783,[16],344653,en,Beach Flags,0.6,2015-04-17,Beach Flags,7.3,4 +16784,[99],329009,en,Not Afraid: The Shady Records Story,0.6,2015-03-05,Not Afraid: The Shady Records Story,7.3,2 +16785,"[10402, 99]",324317,en,The Ecstasy of Wilko Johnson,0.6,2015-03-17,The Ecstasy of Wilko Johnson,7.3,4 +16786,[99],323925,en,Florida Man,0.6,2015-02-04,Florida Man,7.3,4 +16787,"[18, 14]",195507,en,Siren,0.6,2013-10-26,Siren,7.3,2 +16788,"[18, 35]",393332,en,Warning Labels,0.6,2015-04-18,Warning Labels,7.2,3 +16789,"[99, 10402]",324320,en,Theory of Obscurity: A Film About the Residents,0.6,2015-03-14,Theory of Obscurity: A Film About the Residents,7.1,5 +16790,[99],588940,ja,Takashi Murakami: The Art of Film,0.6,2015-12-08,Takashi Murakami: The Art of Film,7.0,1 +16791,"[16, 10751, 35, 12, 28]",568907,en,Wild Kratts: A Creature Christmas,0.6,2015-11-25,Wild Kratts: A Creature Christmas,7.0,1 +16792,"[28, 35, 80]",558609,en,Hostility,0.6,2015-12-02,Hostility,7.0,1 +16793,[99],540560,en,Domino's Pizza: A Slice of Life,0.6,2015-06-11,Domino's Pizza: A Slice of Life,7.0,1 +16794,[99],533489,en,Arctic Ghost Ship,0.6,2015-09-23,Arctic Ghost Ship,7.0,1 +16795,[18],506157,en,The Gospel of Luke,0.6,2015-01-01,The Gospel of Luke,7.0,1 +16796,[18],498555,hi,My Choice,0.6,2015-03-28,My Choice,7.0,1 +16797,[99],494543,en,Firestorm Over Dresden Germany: A Real Holocaust,0.6,2015-05-04,Firestorm Over Dresden Germany: A Real Holocaust,7.0,1 +16798,"[12, 18]",494208,en,Mt. Molehill,0.6,2015-05-25,Mt. Molehill,7.0,1 +16799,[99],478103,en,Chronicles Of The Living Dead,0.6,2015-08-01,Chronicles Of The Living Dead,7.0,1 +16800,[],472364,fr,Every Star,0.6,2015-06-26,Every Star,7.0,2 +16801,"[878, 18]",468880,xx,Confluence,0.6,2015-03-07,Confluence,7.0,1 +16802,[99],468788,en,Edge of Darkness,0.6,2015-11-01,Edge of Darkness,7.0,1 +16803,"[53, 28]",459814,en,The Escape,0.6,2015-08-14,The Escape,7.0,1 +16804,"[28, 80, 53]",446616,en,Extraction,0.6,2015-12-31,Extraction,7.0,1 +16805,[18],444681,en,The Gospel of Mark,0.6,2015-01-01,The Gospel of Mark,7.0,1 +16806,"[12, 18, 878]",436851,en,Oceanus: Act One,0.6,2015-07-23,Oceanus: Act One,7.0,2 +16807,[10402],432751,de,Ed Sheeran - Live At Wembley Stadium,0.6,2015-08-16,Ed Sheeran - Live At Wembley Stadium,7.0,1 +16808,"[10749, 18, 53]",432705,en,Someone Else,0.6,2015-03-13,Someone Else,7.0,1 +16809,"[14, 18]",427153,en,Closets,0.6,2015-08-13,Closets,7.0,1 +16810,[99],426224,en,Jedi Junior High,0.6,2015-11-19,Jedi Junior High,7.0,4 +16811,[10402],426118,it,Mascagni: Cavalleria Rusticana,0.6,2015-04-23,Mascagni: Cavalleria Rusticana,7.0,2 +16812,[99],420157,en,Sold Out: The Underground Economy of Supreme Resellers,0.6,2015-11-25,Sold Out: The Underground Economy of Supreme Resellers,7.0,1 +16813,[27],419441,en,LOCAL58 - Weather Service,0.6,2015-10-26,LOCAL58 - Weather Service,7.0,1 +16814,[],419424,en,Available Light,0.6,2015-06-11,Available Light,7.0,2 +16815,[10402],418752,it,Verdi: Otello,0.6,2015-10-16,Verdi: Otello,7.0,1 +16816,[99],416434,en,Alzheimer's: A Love Story,0.6,2015-05-07,Alzheimer's: A Love Story,7.0,1 +16817,[99],409288,en,41 on 41,0.6,2015-06-09,41 on 41,7.0,1 +16818,"[12, 35, 10749]",401134,en,Let's Not Panic,0.6,2015-04-17,Let's Not Panic,7.0,1 +16819,[],400558,en,Dick Cavett's Vietnam,0.6,2015-04-27,Dick Cavett's Vietnam,7.0,1 +16820,[878],394901,en,Blue-Eyed Me,0.6,2015-05-30,Blue-Eyed Me,7.0,1 +16821,[99],391983,en,The Missing Ingredient,0.6,2015-11-17,The Missing Ingredient,7.0,2 +16822,[35],391865,en,Playin' for Love,0.6,2015-01-16,Playin' for Love,7.0,1 +16823,[],386072,en,Son,0.6,2015-05-08,Son,7.0,1 +16824,"[99, 10402]",385379,en,Mad Tiger,0.6,2015-10-16,Mad Tiger,7.0,2 +16825,[99],381562,en,Diary of a Deadbeat: The Story of Jim VanBebber,0.6,2015-08-27,Diary of a Deadbeat: The Story of Jim VanBebber,7.0,2 +16826,"[37, 28, 80]",379092,en,A Killer of Men,0.6,2015-06-11,A Killer of Men,7.0,1 +16827,[18],378456,fr,Au sol,0.6,2015-04-09,Grounded,7.0,1 +16828,[878],374762,en,R.E.D.D.,0.6,2015-09-07,R.E.D.D.,7.0,1 +16829,[99],372906,en,Star Wars: A Definitive History,0.6,2015-12-14,Star Wars: A Definitive History,7.0,1 +16830,[27],372572,en,Christmas Presence,0.6,2015-12-14,Christmas Presence,7.0,1 +16831,[99],369457,en,Mankind From Space,0.6,2015-05-03,Mankind From Space,7.0,2 +16832,[37],368717,en,Seth's Gold,0.6,2015-02-17,Seth's Gold,7.0,1 +16833,"[27, 12, 14]",365842,en,The Witching Hour,0.6,2015-08-17,The Witching Hour,7.0,1 +16834,"[18, 99]",364078,en,The Boy from Geita,0.6,2015-10-16,The Boy from Geita,7.0,1 +16835,[99],363723,en,The Above,0.6,2015-09-10,The Above,7.0,1 +16836,[10402],362604,en,Pat Metheny: The Unity Sessions,0.6,2015-09-18,Pat Metheny: The Unity Sessions,7.0,1 +16837,[],362098,en,Korla,0.6,2015-09-29,Korla,7.0,1 +16838,[35],358360,en,Alone Together,0.6,2015-08-24,Alone Together,7.0,1 +16839,"[16, 99]",355481,ab,Bacon & God's Wrath,0.6,2015-10-10,Bacon & God's Wrath,7.0,1 +16840,[99],355191,en,Out & Around,0.6,2015-03-13,Out & Around,7.0,1 +16841,"[10770, 99]",354660,en,The Bomb,0.6,2015-07-29,The Bomb,7.0,5 +16842,[99],353216,en,Homme Less,0.6,2015-08-07,Homme Less,7.0,1 +16843,[99],353105,en,Toe Tag Parole: To Live and Die on Yard A,0.6,2015-08-03,Toe Tag Parole: To Live and Die on Yard A,7.0,2 +16844,[35],342923,en,Man Up,0.6,2015-04-26,Man Up,7.0,2 +16845,[],342781,en,"Help, What's Killing Me?",0.6,2015-03-31,"Help, What's Killing Me?",7.0,1 +16846,"[18, 14]",341476,it,Amore tra le rovine,0.6,2015-06-04,Love Among the Ruins,7.0,2 +16847,[35],338689,en,Nate Bargatze: Full Time Magic,0.6,2015-04-28,Nate Bargatze: Full Time Magic,7.0,3 +16848,[99],335244,en,Antarctic Edge: 70° South,0.6,2015-04-17,Antarctic Edge: 70° South,7.0,1 +16849,[],333847,en,Isabella Rossellini's Green Porno Live,0.6,2015-05-17,Isabella Rossellini's Green Porno Live,7.0,1 +16850,[99],332748,en,Very Semi-Serious,0.6,2015-04-19,Very Semi-Serious,7.0,6 +16851,[99],332746,en,Thank You for Playing,0.6,2015-04-17,Thank You for Playing,7.0,2 +16852,[],331737,en,All Eyes And Ears,0.6,2015-04-20,All Eyes And Ears,7.0,1 +16853,[99],328853,en,The Sandwich Nazi,0.6,2015-03-15,The Sandwich Nazi,7.0,1 +16854,[],328153,en,Necktie Youth,0.6,2015-04-15,Necktie Youth,7.0,1 +16855,[],326270,en,Wax: We Are The X,0.6,2015-02-24,Wax: We Are The X,7.0,1 +16856,[],326258,en,A Photographer's Journey,0.6,2015-02-24,A Photographer's Journey,7.0,2 +16857,"[18, 35]",326241,en,For Here or to Go?,0.6,2017-03-31,For Here or to Go?,7.0,2 +16858,[53],326058,en,Housekeeping,0.6,2015-03-31,Housekeeping,7.0,1 +16859,[],324286,en,Life in Color,0.6,2015-03-14,Life in Color,7.0,2 +16860,[99],324279,en,Kingdom of Shadows,0.6,2015-03-16,Kingdom of Shadows,7.0,1 +16861,"[35, 28]",322709,en,Rope a Dope 2,0.6,2015-01-12,Rope a Dope 2,7.0,1 +16862,"[878, 35, 18]",320104,en,Plato's Reality Machine,0.6,2015-01-20,Plato's Reality Machine,7.0,1 +16863,[18],318325,en,Some Beasts,0.6,2015-01-14,Some Beasts,7.0,1 +16864,[99],315300,en,Field Niggas,0.6,2015-02-01,Field Niggas,7.0,2 +16865,[99],312813,en,6 Desires,0.6,2015-01-27,6 Desires,7.0,2 +16866,"[18, 35]",309035,en,Cronies,0.6,2015-01-25,Cronies,7.0,1 +16867,"[99, 36]",254642,en,German Concentration Camps Factual Survey,0.6,2015-07-26,Memory of the Camps,7.0,1 +16868,[99],51055,en,Seoul Train,0.6,2004-11-12,Seoul Train,6.9,4 +16869,"[10751, 9648, 16, 14]",337075,en,The Alchemist's Letter,0.6,2015-04-21,The Alchemist's Letter,6.9,7 +16870,[28],369749,zh,禦前侍衛,0.6,2015-12-01,Imperial Bodyguard,6.8,3 +16871,[99],348673,en,Noma: My Perfect Storm,0.6,2015-12-18,Noma: My Perfect Storm,6.8,10 +16872,[99],339303,en,Game Face,0.6,2015-04-26,Game Face,6.8,5 +16873,"[18, 10751]",316347,en,A Horse for Summer,0.6,2015-01-06,A Horse for Summer,6.8,5 +16874,"[16, 99]",383353,en,I Am Sun Mu,0.6,2015-11-15,I Am Sun Mu,6.8,4 +16875,"[878, 18, 28]",382639,en,Faeryville,0.6,2015-01-15,Faeryville,6.8,2 +16876,"[10770, 99]",374852,en,"Heroin: Cape Cod, USA",0.6,2015-12-17,"Heroin: Cape Cod, USA",6.8,4 +16877,"[35, 27]",365152,en,Downstairs,0.6,2014-10-19,Downstairs,6.8,4 +16878,[99],416951,en,Blackout,0.6,2015-07-14,Blackout,6.7,3 +16879,"[28, 27, 10752, 53]",404439,da,Zombiehagen,0.6,2015-10-15,Zombiehagen,6.7,3 +16880,"[35, 80]",391286,en,Unleaded,0.6,2015-05-23,Unleaded,6.7,3 +16881,"[27, 99]",366897,en,Copycat,0.6,2015-03-06,Copycat,6.7,3 +16882,[35],357600,en,Dara Ó Briain: Crowd Tickler,0.6,2015-11-23,Dara Ó Briain: Crowd Tickler,6.7,3 +16883,[99],333295,en,Uncertain,0.6,2017-03-09,Uncertain,6.7,3 +16884,"[28, 878]",367422,en,Singularity,0.6,2015-11-07,Singularity,6.6,5 +16885,[99],334683,en,CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap,0.6,2015-04-19,CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap,6.6,5 +16886,[18],321486,tr,Deniz Seviyesi,0.6,2015-01-29,Deniz Seviyesi,6.6,5 +16887,"[10749, 18]",340227,en,Honeyglue,0.6,2015-04-26,Honeyglue,6.6,8 +16888,[18],495515,en,Blind Devotion,0.6,2015-01-28,Blind Devotion,6.5,2 +16889,"[36, 99]",489714,en,The Pilgrims,0.6,2015-11-24,The Pilgrims,6.5,2 +16890,[16],468706,en,J. Balance,0.6,2015-07-01,J. Balance,6.5,1 +16891,"[35, 18]",422174,en,American Dirtbags,0.6,2015-08-01,American Dirtbags,6.5,2 +16892,[],410605,en,The Driver,0.6,2015-06-03,The Driver,6.5,2 +16893,"[18, 35]",404122,en,These Hopeless Savages,0.6,2015-03-05,These Hopeless Savages,6.5,2 +16894,"[99, 36]",403002,en,"Olympic Pride, American Prejudice",0.6,2016-08-05,"Olympic Pride, American Prejudice",6.5,2 +16895,[],399396,en,The Two Sights,0.6,2015-11-18,The Two Sights,6.5,2 +16896,"[53, 27]",382243,en,The Meat Puppet,0.6,2015-07-21,The Meat Puppet,6.5,1 +16897,"[14, 9648, 53]",380539,en,Cahoots,0.6,2015-04-20,Cahoots,6.5,2 +16898,[99],374288,en,The Hunt for Ted Bundy,0.6,2015-06-14,The Hunt for Ted Bundy,6.5,1 +16899,[99],371150,en,El Porvenir,0.6,2015-03-14,El Porvenir,6.5,1 +16900,"[18, 10751]",369069,en,Welcome Home,0.6,2015-06-17,Welcome Home,6.5,3 +16901,[],365052,en,The Looking Glass,0.6,2015-10-23,The Looking Glass,6.5,2 +16902,"[35, 878]",354664,en,Point B,0.6,2015-08-14,Point B,6.5,1 +16903,[18],353734,en,Spit,0.6,2015-07-27,Spit,6.5,1 +16904,"[16, 27, 35]",352392,en,Frozen Blood Test,0.6,2015-02-22,Frozen Blood Test,6.5,4 +16905,[99],346146,en,Islands of Creation,0.6,2015-06-24,Islands of Creation,6.5,1 +16906,[99],343828,en,Bill Hicks: Reflections,0.6,2015-03-30,Bill Hicks: Reflections,6.5,2 +16907,[],339876,en,"I, Dalio",0.6,2015-04-30,"I, Dalio",6.5,4 +16908,"[99, 10770]",339318,en,David Letterman: A Life on Television,0.6,2015-05-05,David Letterman: A Life on Television,6.5,4 +16909,"[16, 12]",337800,en,An Object at Rest,0.6,2015-05-01,An Object at Rest,6.5,3 +16910,[],334660,en,We'll Find Something,0.6,2015-03-15,We'll Find Something,6.5,4 +16911,[99],330664,en,Breath Of Life,0.6,2015-04-01,Breath Of Life,6.5,2 +16912,[99],329007,en,In My Father’s House,0.6,2015-04-15,In My Father’s House,6.5,2 +16913,[99],324271,en,Frame by Frame,0.6,2015-03-14,Frame by Frame,6.5,2 +16914,[35],323986,en,Rosie O'Donnell: A Heartfelt Stand Up,0.6,2015-02-14,Rosie O'Donnell: A Heartfelt Stand Up,6.5,2 +16915,"[99, 36]",321864,en,The Forgotten Plague,0.6,2015-02-10,The Forgotten Plague,6.5,2 +16916,[99],319173,en,The Royal Road,0.6,2015-01-23,The Royal Road,6.5,2 +16917,[99],316598,en,Edison,0.6,2015-01-20,Edison,6.5,2 +16918,[99],218576,en,Our Man in Tehran,0.6,2015-05-15,Our Man in Tehran,6.5,3 +16919,"[27, 9648]",412643,en,Innsmouth,0.6,2015-08-19,Innsmouth,6.3,3 +16920,[],374722,en,Jack's Apocalypse,0.6,2015-10-30,Jack's Apocalypse,6.3,3 +16921,"[35, 27]",340776,en,Bigfoot The Movie,0.6,2015-05-29,Bigfoot The Movie,6.3,5 +16922,"[18, 10402, 10749]",336412,ha,Akounak tedalat taha tazoughai,0.6,2015-04-17,Rain the Color of Blue with a Little Red in It,6.3,3 +16923,[35],309030,en,The Strongest Man,0.6,2015-01-24,The Strongest Man,6.3,3 +16924,[53],251267,en,Nobody Can Cool,0.6,2015-04-10,Nobody Can Cool,6.3,6 +16925,"[53, 28, 27]",370131,en,Absolute Zero,0.6,2015-06-01,Absolute Zero,6.3,2 +16926,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",360579,en,Ray's Big Idea,0.6,2015-05-23,Ray's Big Idea,6.3,2 +16927,[35],352036,en,Jay Pharoah: Can I Be Me?,0.6,2015-08-01,Jay Pharoah: Can I Be Me?,6.3,2 +16928,[99],332742,en,Song of Lahore,0.6,2015-11-13,Song of Lahore,6.3,4 +16929,"[10749, 35, 12]",345748,ru,Однажды,0.6,2015-06-23,True Blue Story,6.2,3 +16930,[99],353117,en,The Thread,0.6,2015-04-13,The Thread,6.1,9 +16931,[18],309859,fr,Le dos rouge,0.6,2015-03-15,Portrait of the Artist,6.1,5 +16932,[99],600990,en,John Wick: Calling in the Cavalry,0.6,2015-02-03,John Wick: Calling in the Cavalry,6.0,1 +16933,[16],550566,de,Patch,0.6,2015-04-10,Patch,6.0,1 +16934,[35],550258,en,Visitor Information,0.6,2015-07-23,Visitor Information,6.0,1 +16935,"[14, 10751, 10770, 16]",547133,en,Thanksgiving in the Land of Oz,0.6,1999-10-01,Thanksgiving in the Land of Oz,6.0,1 +16936,[99],533668,en,Secrets of Noah's Ark,0.6,2015-10-07,Secrets of Noah's Ark,6.0,1 +16937,[],530615,en,Lego Elves,0.6,2015-03-08,Lego Elves,6.0,1 +16938,[],515408,en,Boots,0.6,2015-11-11,Boots,6.0,1 +16939,[],510762,en,Throuple,0.6,2015-11-10,Throuple,6.0,1 +16940,[99],497072,en,National Geographic: Inside the Mega Twister,0.6,2015-12-06,National Geographic: Inside the Mega Twister,6.0,1 +16941,"[12, 35, 18]",483294,en,Before The Border,0.6,2015-08-15,Before The Border,6.0,1 +16942,"[16, 18]",467902,en,Chaud Lapin,0.6,2015-07-25,Chaud Lapin,6.0,1 +16943,[27],467110,en,Hush,0.6,2015-03-27,Hush,6.0,1 +16944,[99],463337,en,Dear Albania,0.6,2015-10-01,Dear Albania,6.0,2 +16945,[],452793,en,High Hoops,0.6,2015-10-21,High Hoops,6.0,1 +16946,[35],448370,en,The Cult of Carano,0.6,2015-09-26,The Cult of Carano,6.0,1 +16947,[28],446954,en,Grave Error,0.6,2015-08-17,Grave Error,6.0,1 +16948,"[878, 18]",441465,en,Lifted,0.6,2015-04-20,Lifted,6.0,1 +16949,"[18, 878]",440867,en,Caleb,0.6,2015-07-21,Caleb,6.0,1 +16950,"[16, 35, 10751, 14]",430781,en,Magic Children Doing Things,0.6,2015-10-01,Magic Children Doing Things,6.0,1 +16951,[80],429850,en,Magic Hour,0.6,2015-12-01,Magic Hour,6.0,1 +16952,[35],422550,en,Sarah Colonna: I Can't Feel My Legs,0.6,2015-10-27,Sarah Colonna: I Can't Feel My Legs,6.0,1 +16953,"[53, 27, 878]",421881,en,Shutter,0.6,2015-06-02,Shutter,6.0,1 +16954,[],417697,en,Follower,0.6,2015-06-01,Follower,6.0,1 +16955,"[18, 878]",413439,en,Beyond,0.6,2015-02-05,Beyond,6.0,1 +16956,[18],409540,en,Happy 40th,0.6,2015-05-29,Happy 40th,6.0,2 +16957,[99],407634,en,3801 Lancaster: American Tragedy,0.6,2015-11-10,3801 Lancaster: American Tragedy,6.0,3 +16958,"[35, 99]",405159,en,Attacking the Darkness,0.6,2015-10-07,Attacking the Darkness,6.0,1 +16959,[],403571,en,The Blacksmith,0.6,2015-03-03,The Blacksmith,6.0,1 +16960,[],400785,en,Uneventful,0.6,2015-12-23,Uneventful,6.0,1 +16961,[99],400726,en,Starboard Light,0.6,2015-08-30,Starboard Light,6.0,1 +16962,"[9648, 12, 10749]",398639,en,When Duty Calls,0.6,2015-12-30,When Duty Calls,6.0,2 +16963,"[35, 18]",398383,fr,Foudroyés,0.6,2015-04-22,Struck,6.0,2 +16964,"[80, 27, 53]",394116,en,Hole,0.6,2015-11-24,Hole,6.0,1 +16965,[35],393316,en,Pant Suits,0.6,2015-05-25,Pant Suits,6.0,1 +16966,"[35, 14]",392025,en,Heroes of the Realm,0.6,2015-08-09,Heroes of the Realm,6.0,1 +16967,"[18, 878]",391265,en,Prism,0.6,2015-05-12,Prism,6.0,1 +16968,"[18, 878]",391024,en,Parallel,0.6,2015-02-10,Parallel,6.0,2 +16969,[27],389821,en,Flesh for the Inferno,0.6,2015-10-23,Flesh for the Inferno,6.0,1 +16970,[],388494,en,"WHIH: NEWSFRONT Promo - July 2, 2015",0.6,2015-07-02,"WHIH: NEWSFRONT Promo - July 2, 2015",6.0,1 +16971,[18],385124,en,Daddy,0.6,2015-09-12,Daddy,6.0,4 +16972,[27],382050,en,The Underpass,0.6,2015-04-18,The Underpass,6.0,1 +16973,[99],382043,en,The Circle Closes,0.6,2015-01-01,The Circle Closes,6.0,1 +16974,"[35, 18]",377080,en,Amy,0.6,2015-06-18,Amy,6.0,1 +16975,[],375138,en,Jumbo Wild,0.6,2015-10-09,Jumbo Wild,6.0,1 +16976,[99],372092,en,The Same Difference,0.6,2015-06-23,The Same Difference,6.0,1 +16977,"[10770, 10402]",371736,en,Imagine: John Lennon 75th Birthday Concert,0.6,2015-12-19,Imagine: John Lennon 75th Birthday Concert,6.0,1 +16978,[],371558,en,Juke: Passages from the Films of Spencer Williams,0.6,2015-06-01,Juke: Passages from the Films of Spencer Williams,6.0,1 +16979,[99],370784,en,When AIDS Was Funny,0.6,2015-12-01,When AIDS Was Funny,6.0,1 +16980,[35],370641,en,"Henning Wehn: Eins, Zwei, DIY",0.6,2015-11-30,"Henning Wehn: Eins, Zwei, DIY",6.0,1 +16981,"[35, 18, 10749]",367893,en,Almosting It,0.6,2015-06-05,Almosting It,6.0,1 +16982,"[18, 35]",367282,en,Actresses,0.6,2015-01-23,Actresses,6.0,1 +16983,[878],366998,en,Therefore I Am,0.6,2015-11-02,Therefore I Am,6.0,1 +16984,[],364874,en,A Very Ordinary Citizen,0.6,2015-10-17,A Very Ordinary Citizen,6.0,1 +16985,[],363876,es,Sin Dios Ni Santa María,0.6,2015-10-02,Neither God Nor Santa María,6.0,3 +16986,[],363212,en,50 Feet from Syria,0.6,2015-06-12,50 Feet from Syria,6.0,1 +16987,[16],363013,en,Last Days of Coney Island,0.6,2015-10-29,Last Days of Coney Island,6.0,2 +16988,[99],362893,en,The Illusionists,0.6,2015-01-01,The Illusionists,6.0,1 +16989,[99],362266,en,Eating Happiness,0.6,2015-09-29,Eating Happiness,6.0,1 +16990,[18],361257,en,El destierro,0.6,2015-01-11,The Exile,6.0,2 +16991,[99],360954,en,The Little Master,0.6,2015-02-15,The Little Master,6.0,1 +16992,"[10751, 18]",359926,es,Aurora,0.6,2015-04-11,Aurora,6.0,2 +16993,[10751],359869,en,Ghost Squad,0.6,2015-08-01,Ghost Squad,6.0,4 +16994,[18],358883,en,Adrenaline,0.6,2015-09-08,Adrenaline,6.0,1 +16995,[35],357599,en,Russell Kane Live,0.6,2015-11-30,Russell Kane Live,6.0,1 +16996,[99],355716,en,Hans Zimmer Revealed: The Documentary,0.6,2015-06-04,Hans Zimmer Revealed: The Documentary,6.0,1 +16997,[99],355475,en,Bleeding Black & Yellow: The UltraViolent Dream,0.6,2015-08-22,Bleeding Black & Yellow: The UltraViolent Dream,6.0,1 +16998,[],354546,en,The Lost Key,0.6,2015-08-14,The Lost Key,6.0,2 +16999,"[35, 18]",351777,en,A Reasonable Request,0.6,2015-06-15,A Reasonable Request,6.0,2 +17000,"[10749, 28, 12, 35, 18]",348884,en,Exodus to Shanghai,0.6,2015-11-09,Exodus to Shanghai,6.0,2 +17001,"[9648, 18, 27]",346224,en,In the Dark,0.6,2015-10-18,In the Dark,6.0,1 +17002,[27],345413,en,Gorgeous Vortex,0.6,2015-02-15,Gorgeous Vortex,6.0,2 +17003,[],345314,pt,Up the River,0.6,2015-06-19,Up the River,6.0,1 +17004,[99],343854,en,Deep Run,0.6,2015-06-26,Deep Run,6.0,2 +17005,"[35, 16]",342499,en,The Dirdy Birdy Redux,0.6,2015-05-30,The Dirdy Birdy Redux,6.0,2 +17006,[18],341010,en,Waterfall,0.6,2015-05-21,Waterfall,6.0,1 +17007,[99],339738,en,Fear No Fruit,0.6,2015-03-11,Fear No Fruit,6.0,1 +17008,"[99, 10752]",339054,da,Krigerne fra Nord,0.6,2015-03-19,Warriors from the North,6.0,2 +17009,[53],338274,en,The Horror,0.6,2015-03-23,The Horror,6.0,1 +17010,"[35, 99]",337210,en,Just About Famous,0.6,2015-04-21,Just About Famous,6.0,3 +17011,[],335909,en,Ride The Thunder,0.6,2015-03-27,Ride The Thunder,6.0,1 +17012,"[99, 18]",335097,en,I Believe In Easter,0.6,2015-02-03,I Believe In Easter,6.0,1 +17013,"[28, 12, 18, 53]",334117,en,Decker: Port of Call: Hawaii,0.6,2015-03-09,Decker: Port of Call: Hawaii,6.0,1 +17014,[99],333111,en,This Is Drag,0.6,2015-03-02,This Is Drag,6.0,1 +17015,[99],332663,en,Angel of Nanjing,0.6,2015-03-27,Angel of Nanjing,6.0,1 +17016,"[18, 10751]",332514,ru,Счастье - это...,0.6,2015-04-14,Happiness Is...,6.0,1 +17017,[],332131,en,The Bitcoin Story,0.6,2015-01-28,The Bitcoin Story,6.0,1 +17018,"[12, 35, 14]",331473,en,River City Panic,0.6,2015-03-20,River City Panic,6.0,2 +17019,[99],329255,en,The Thoughts That Once We Had,0.6,2015-03-06,The Thoughts That Once We Had,6.0,3 +17020,[99],328799,en,"It's Me, Hilary: The Man Who Drew Eloise",0.6,2015-01-24,"It's Me, Hilary: The Man Who Drew Eloise",6.0,3 +17021,[],328771,en,The Sweat Solution,0.6,2015-01-21,The Sweat Solution,6.0,1 +17022,"[10749, 35]",326253,nl,Trouw met mij,0.6,2015-02-24,Marry Me,6.0,2 +17023,[18],326129,en,The Center,0.6,2015-02-27,The Center,6.0,1 +17024,"[10751, 18]",323663,en,God Bless the Child,0.6,2015-03-14,God Bless the Child,6.0,2 +17025,[27],323465,en,After Dark,0.6,2015-02-03,After Dark,6.0,2 +17026,[],323361,en,The Unrideables: Alaska Range,0.6,2015-01-01,The Unrideables: Alaska Range,6.0,1 +17027,[18],321923,en,Zoey to the Max,0.6,2015-02-24,Zoey to the Max,6.0,3 +17028,[99],320591,en,Son of the Congo,0.6,2015-03-14,Son of the Congo,6.0,1 +17029,[],320247,en,Down Dog,0.6,2015-01-15,Down Dog,6.0,2 +17030,"[10749, 35]",303890,en,Drunk on Love,0.6,2015-05-01,Drunk on Love,6.0,1 +17031,[],299179,es,No todo es vigilia,0.6,2015-05-31,Not All Is Vigil,6.0,1 +17032,"[18, 80]",289106,en,Durant's Never Closes,0.6,2016-01-22,Durant's Never Closes,6.0,3 +17033,"[10402, 99]",257267,en,When My Sorrow Died: The Story of Armen Ra and The Theremin,0.6,2015-11-13,When My Sorrow Died: The Story of Armen Ra and The Theremin,6.0,1 +17034,[35],215039,en,The Dick Knost Show,0.6,2015-10-01,The Dick Knost Show,6.0,1 +17035,[],433034,en,The Perfect Physique,0.6,2015-09-16,The Perfect Physique,5.9,8 +17036,[18],376651,en,Endgame,0.6,2015-09-25,Endgame,5.8,4 +17037,"[10402, 18, 10749, 35]",350331,en,B-Side,0.6,2015-07-21,B-Side,5.8,2 +17038,"[37, 99]",319093,en,Western,0.6,2015-09-25,Western,5.8,4 +17039,[27],420777,en,Rake,0.6,2015-10-06,Rake,5.7,3 +17040,[35],338364,en,The Party Is Over,0.6,2015-05-01,The Party Is Over,5.7,3 +17041,"[27, 35]",339191,en,Amigo Undead,0.6,2015-06-02,Amigo Undead,5.6,7 +17042,"[18, 27]",378908,en,The Russian Sleep Experiment,0.6,2015-01-10,The Russian Sleep Experiment,5.6,5 +17043,"[10749, 18]",387778,cn,Always,0.6,2015-08-31,Always,5.5,2 +17044,"[14, 27, 53]",385926,en,O,0.6,2015-04-15,O,5.5,2 +17045,[878],384818,en,The Adept,0.6,2015-06-21,The Adept,5.5,2 +17046,[16],366027,en,The Loneliest Stoplight,0.6,2015-08-21,The Loneliest Stoplight,5.5,2 +17047,[35],364760,ru,Война полов,0.6,2015-12-03,Battle of the Sexes,5.5,4 +17048,"[35, 18, 10749]",345224,en,Keep in Touch,0.6,2015-04-16,Keep in Touch,5.5,3 +17049,[],339292,en,The Vanity Tables of Douglas Sirk,0.6,2015-04-30,The Vanity Tables of Douglas Sirk,5.5,2 +17050,"[10751, 18]",306667,en,Horse Camp,0.6,2015-01-10,Horse Camp,5.5,2 +17051,[],253302,en,Big Significant Things,0.6,2015-07-24,Big Significant Things,5.5,4 +17052,"[53, 80, 18, 27]",408221,en,The Unraveling,0.6,2015-10-15,The Unraveling,5.4,5 +17053,[18],346657,en,Eight,0.6,2015-03-28,Eight,5.4,4 +17054,"[35, 18]",281139,zh,行動代號：孫中山,0.6,2014-11-01,Meeting Dr. Sun,5.4,4 +17055,"[10749, 18]",371806,en,I Remember You,0.6,2015-11-13,I Remember You,5.4,7 +17056,[27],488468,en,Within These Walls,0.6,2015-09-26,Within These Walls,5.3,3 +17057,"[35, 18, 14]",472256,en,My Brother's Shoes,0.6,2015-09-15,My Brother's Shoes,5.3,3 +17058,[27],373104,en,Chainsaw,0.6,2015-10-08,Chainsaw,5.3,3 +17059,"[27, 35]",326126,en,Bad Exorcists,0.6,2015-02-28,Bad Exorcists,5.3,3 +17060,[53],298182,en,Black Fly,0.6,2015-10-01,Black Fly,5.3,3 +17061,[],376201,en,CZW Down With the Sickness,0.6,2015-09-12,CZW Down With the Sickness,5.3,2 +17062,"[18, 80]",373086,ru,Переводчик,0.6,2015-12-25,The Translator,5.3,2 +17063,[],368665,en,Galaxy Buck: Mission To Sector 9,0.6,2015-10-11,Galaxy Buck: Mission To Sector 9,5.3,2 +17064,"[18, 27]",366232,en,Eroddity(s) 2,0.6,2015-11-24,Eroddity(s) 2,5.3,3 +17065,"[27, 28, 80]",352386,en,Bad Guy #2,0.6,2015-10-16,Bad Guy #2,5.3,2 +17066,[35],334016,en,What Now,0.6,2015-04-03,What Now,5.3,2 +17067,"[28, 12, 35, 53]",380738,en,Unlucky Stars,0.6,2015-09-19,Unlucky Stars,5.2,3 +17068,[],329155,en,Sister Code,0.6,2015-05-08,Sister Code,5.2,6 +17069,[18],372227,en,Where is Good?,0.6,2015-05-19,Where is Good?,5.1,9 +17070,[],562462,en,Songs to Have Sex to,0.6,2015-09-16,Songs to Have Sex to,5.0,1 +17071,[27],560717,en,Requiem,0.6,2015-01-01,Requiem,5.0,1 +17072,"[99, 10751]",535796,en,Right Footed,0.6,2015-11-07,Right Footed,5.0,1 +17073,[],530073,de,Ashes,0.6,2015-10-24,Ashes,5.0,1 +17074,"[878, 28, 12]",521323,en,Traveler,0.6,2015-12-05,Traveler,5.0,1 +17075,[],510546,en,LUV don't live here,0.6,2015-07-10,LUV don't live here,5.0,1 +17076,[99],501756,en,"Horse of Kings, Thief of Hearts",0.6,2015-11-20,"Horse of Kings, Thief of Hearts",5.0,1 +17077,[],498327,en,My Son My Savior,0.6,2015-01-01,My Son My Savior,5.0,1 +17078,[27],490863,en,Ghost Witch,0.6,2015-03-13,Ghost Witch,5.0,3 +17079,[],479454,en,The Company Man: Protecting America’s Secrets,0.6,2015-07-23,The Company Man: Protecting America’s Secrets,5.0,1 +17080,[18],478550,en,Better Half,0.6,2015-08-21,Better Half,5.0,3 +17081,[878],470042,en,Judges,0.6,2015-05-30,Judges,5.0,1 +17082,[27],464297,en,Santa Bastard,0.6,2015-12-20,Santa Bastard,5.0,1 +17083,[99],458711,en,The Provider,0.6,2015-01-01,The Provider,5.0,1 +17084,"[27, 35]",454031,en,Tampoon,0.6,2015-12-11,Tampoon,5.0,3 +17085,[],452031,en,Populace,0.6,2015-08-15,Populace,5.0,1 +17086,[],450254,en,Graduation Day,0.6,2015-01-01,Graduation Day,5.0,1 +17087,"[80, 18, 10770]",448839,en,Love You to Death,0.6,2015-09-01,Love You to Death,5.0,2 +17088,[],448293,en,Yellow,0.6,2015-09-01,Yellow,5.0,1 +17089,[99],443216,en,By Blood,0.6,2015-04-23,By Blood,5.0,1 +17090,[10402],430806,en,Iolanta/Bluebeard's Castle,0.6,2015-02-14,Iolanta/Bluebeard's Castle,5.0,1 +17091,[27],420772,en,Creeping,0.6,2015-08-17,Creeping,5.0,2 +17092,[],414886,en,Pink Boy,0.6,2015-06-07,Pink Boy,5.0,1 +17093,"[80, 18]",414207,pt,Miami,0.6,2015-03-08,Miami,5.0,1 +17094,[18],410583,en,The Magic Diner,0.6,2015-11-30,The Magic Diner,5.0,2 +17095,[],409843,en,Vice: Synthetic Drug Revolution & Transsexuals of Iran,0.6,2015-01-01,Vice: Synthetic Drug Revolution & Transsexuals of Iran,5.0,1 +17096,[],409659,en,Baby,0.6,2015-01-01,Baby,5.0,1 +17097,[],408739,en,Alex the Magnificent,0.6,2015-01-01,Alex the Magnificent,5.0,1 +17098,[99],405351,en,Man Under,0.6,2015-09-19,Man Under,5.0,1 +17099,"[53, 27]",403671,en,Illusions,0.6,2015-02-25,Illusions,5.0,1 +17100,[],397577,en,Active Shooters,0.6,2015-02-14,Active Shooters,5.0,1 +17101,[99],394423,en,Mourning Son,0.6,2015-12-01,Mourning Son,5.0,1 +17102,[18],391960,en,Curveball,0.6,2015-10-18,Curveball,5.0,1 +17103,[],384997,en,Time to Eat,0.6,2015-09-12,Time to Eat,5.0,2 +17104,"[99, 10751]",381436,en,The Gnomist,0.6,2015-04-24,The Gnomist,5.0,1 +17105,[99],381062,en,"Thank You, Del: The Story of the Del Close Marathon",0.6,2015-10-13,"Thank You, Del: The Story of the Del Close Marathon",5.0,1 +17106,[99],378417,en,The Dying of the Light,0.6,2015-11-18,The Dying of the Light,5.0,1 +17107,"[35, 27]",375815,en,Slimy Little Bastards,0.6,2015-10-02,Slimy Little Bastards,5.0,1 +17108,"[18, 35]",375567,en,The Talk,0.6,2015-12-09,The Talk,5.0,1 +17109,"[18, 53, 878]",373363,en,Alternate Realities,0.6,2015-10-06,Alternate Realities,5.0,3 +17110,[35],373176,en,Andrew Dice Clay Presents the Blue Show,0.6,2015-04-24,Andrew Dice Clay Presents the Blue Show,5.0,1 +17111,[],373037,en,The Taking of Ezra Bodine,0.6,2015-09-07,The Taking of Ezra Bodine,5.0,1 +17112,"[35, 18]",369035,en,Followers,0.6,2015-01-23,Followers,5.0,1 +17113,[53],367855,en,A Dangerous Arrangement,0.6,2015-06-20,A Dangerous Arrangement,5.0,1 +17114,"[14, 18]",366912,en,Teeth,0.6,2015-09-26,Teeth,5.0,1 +17115,[99],365801,en,Atlantis Found,0.6,2015-10-19,Atlantis Found,5.0,1 +17116,"[27, 28, 35]",365024,en,Holy Hell,0.6,2015-08-27,Holy Hell,5.0,3 +17117,"[18, 10770]",363499,en,The Unauthorized Melrose Place Story,0.6,2015-10-10,The Unauthorized Melrose Place Story,5.0,1 +17118,"[10751, 16]",363419,es,The Jungle Book: Howl at the Moon,0.6,2015-09-26,The Jungle Book: Howl at the Moon,5.0,2 +17119,[35],363168,en,Maul Dogs,0.6,2015-10-06,Maul Dogs,5.0,1 +17120,[35],363016,en,Saugatuck Cures,0.6,2015-06-30,Saugatuck Cures,5.0,1 +17121,"[18, 27, 878]",362388,en,Chicago Rot,0.6,2015-01-01,Chicago Rot,5.0,1 +17122,[35],360058,en,My Last Film,0.6,2015-09-27,My Last Film,5.0,1 +17123,"[10770, 35]",359459,en,Steve Rannazzisi: Breaking Dad,0.6,2015-09-19,Steve Rannazzisi: Breaking Dad,5.0,2 +17124,[878],358622,en,No-A,0.6,2015-09-02,No-A,5.0,2 +17125,"[16, 27]",357421,en,Isolated,0.6,2015-01-12,Isolated,5.0,2 +17126,[99],354464,en,Calls to Okies: The Park Grubbs Story,0.6,2015-03-01,Calls to Okies: The Park Grubbs Story,5.0,1 +17127,[878],348671,en,The Long Slow Flight of the Ashbot,0.6,2015-03-04,The Long Slow Flight of the Ashbot,5.0,1 +17128,[35],346859,en,Donald and Jess,0.6,2015-03-14,Donald and Jess,5.0,1 +17129,"[28, 18, 80]",346714,en,I Am Gangster,0.6,2015-06-29,I Am Gangster,5.0,1 +17130,"[878, 35]",344089,en,Moon Dust,0.6,2015-07-10,Moon Dust,5.0,1 +17131,[],342537,en,Chatty Catties,0.6,2015-05-30,Chatty Catties,5.0,1 +17132,[18],342287,en,Sin Alas,0.6,2015-06-11,Without Wings,5.0,1 +17133,[],338166,en,QAYAMAT,0.6,2015-04-27,QAYAMAT,5.0,1 +17134,[99],337623,en,Lee Scratch Perry's Vision of Paradise,0.6,2015-04-18,Lee Scratch Perry's Vision of Paradise,5.0,1 +17135,[18],337083,en,Hope Bridge,0.6,2015-05-08,Hope Bridge,5.0,1 +17136,[],336762,en,Alone,0.6,2015-02-14,Alone,5.0,1 +17137,"[9648, 18, 27]",335633,en,How the Sky Will Melt,0.6,2015-09-01,How the Sky Will Melt,5.0,1 +17138,[],335396,en,Bloomin Mud Shuffle,0.6,2015-04-11,Bloomin Mud Shuffle,5.0,1 +17139,"[12, 18, 9648]",335357,en,The Unearthing,0.6,2015-04-11,The Unearthing,5.0,2 +17140,[18],333852,ro,Artã,0.6,2015-04-25,Art,5.0,1 +17141,"[18, 35]",333092,en,Come Down Molly,0.6,2015-04-16,Come Down Molly,5.0,1 +17142,[],332615,en,Semicolon; The Adventures of Ostomy Girl,0.6,2015-02-01,Semicolon; The Adventures of Ostomy Girl,5.0,1 +17143,"[36, 99]",332614,en,Pilchuck: A Dance with Fire,0.6,2015-03-28,Pilchuck: A Dance with Fire,5.0,1 +17144,[],326271,en,When I'm with You,0.6,2015-02-24,When I'm with You,5.0,1 +17145,"[10402, 99]",324322,fr,They Will Have to Kill Us First,0.6,2015-08-04,They Will Have to Kill Us First,5.0,1 +17146,"[10402, 99]",324287,en,Made In Japan,0.6,2015-03-17,Made In Japan,5.0,3 +17147,[99],324258,en,Barge,0.6,2015-03-14,Barge,5.0,1 +17148,"[10749, 18]",323585,en,Guest Room,0.6,2015-03-14,Guest Room,5.0,1 +17149,[18],323429,en,The Nymphets,0.6,2015-03-14,The Nymphets,5.0,2 +17150,[],323265,en,Four Blood Moons,0.6,2015-03-23,Four Blood Moons,5.0,2 +17151,"[9648, 18, 10402]",322646,en,Birds of Neptune,0.6,2015-01-23,Birds of Neptune,5.0,1 +17152,[],320147,en,Funny Bunny,0.6,2015-12-31,Funny Bunny,5.0,2 +17153,[99],319074,en,In Football We Trust,0.6,2015-01-23,In Football We Trust,5.0,1 +17154,[28],318192,en,Fist 2 Fist 2: Weapon of Choice,0.6,2015-01-13,Fist 2 Fist 2: Weapon of Choice,5.0,1 +17155,[18],316074,de,Unter der Haut,0.6,2015-01-07,What's Between Us,5.0,1 +17156,"[27, 18]",313518,en,A Morning Light,0.6,2015-11-17,A Morning Light,5.0,1 +17157,[99],300646,fr,Actua 1,0.6,2015-10-06,Actua 1,5.0,1 +17158,"[35, 27]",285872,en,Bite School,0.6,2015-09-15,Bite School,5.0,2 +17159,[],150610,en,2005 Academy Award Nominated Short Films,0.6,2015-01-01,2005 Academy Award Nominated Short Films,5.0,1 +17160,"[18, 10749]",357837,en,Dancin' It's On,0.6,2015-10-16,Dancin' It's On,4.8,3 +17161,"[35, 18]",340230,en,Legacy,0.6,2015-08-01,Legacy,4.8,6 +17162,"[18, 99]",369167,en,Elder,0.6,2015-01-01,Elder,4.8,2 +17163,"[10402, 27, 35]",366255,en,Killer Rack,0.6,2015-10-14,Killer Rack,4.8,4 +17164,[99],361892,en,Metal Gear Solid Legacy,0.6,2015-09-01,Metal Gear Solid Legacy,4.8,2 +17165,"[35, 18]",353408,en,Normal Doors,0.6,2015-08-06,Normal Doors,4.8,4 +17166,[],350840,en,White People,0.6,2015-07-22,White People,4.7,3 +17167,[99],330669,en,Montauk Chronicles,0.6,2015-01-17,Montauk Chronicles,4.7,3 +17168,[18],323051,en,Straight Outta Tompkins,0.6,2015-03-06,Straight Outta Tompkins,4.7,6 +17169,"[53, 878]",420340,es,Red Mission (Misión rojo),0.6,2015-05-21,Red Mission,4.5,2 +17170,[],404792,en,The Krays: The Myth Behind the Legend,0.6,2015-12-01,The Krays: The Myth Behind the Legend,4.5,2 +17171,"[14, 16, 28, 10751]",397355,fr,Château de Sable,0.6,2015-01-01,Sand Castle,4.5,1 +17172,[27],379334,en,Club Dead,0.6,2015-11-01,Club Dead,4.5,2 +17173,[99],376807,en,The Tribe,0.6,2005-09-25,The Tribe,4.5,2 +17174,"[10751, 18]",369102,en,Surprise,0.6,2015-04-28,Surprise,4.5,2 +17175,"[99, 12, 18, 10751]",365128,en,Mully,0.6,2015-11-01,Mully,4.5,2 +17176,[99],363101,en,Inside the Court of Henry VIII,0.6,2015-04-08,Inside the Court of Henry VIII,4.5,2 +17177,[18],356772,en,True Law,0.6,2015-08-25,True Law,4.5,1 +17178,[99],346873,en,Marching to Zion,0.6,2015-03-26,Marching to Zion,4.5,4 +17179,"[27, 28, 35]",343660,en,Quad X: The Porn Movie Massacre,0.6,2015-05-16,Quad X: The Porn Movie Massacre,4.5,2 +17180,[],333472,en,Slit,0.6,2015-03-20,Slit,4.5,2 +17181,"[53, 27]",308539,en,Axe to Grind,0.6,2015-02-01,Axe to Grind,4.5,2 +17182,"[53, 80, 18]",257125,en,White Rabbit,0.6,2015-02-13,White Rabbit,4.5,2 +17183,"[28, 878]",424195,en,Returned,0.6,2015-10-09,Returned,4.3,3 +17184,[99],373981,en,The Sabinal Canyon,0.6,2015-12-25,The Sabinal Canyon,4.3,3 +17185,[35],358282,en,Salem Rogers,0.6,2015-01-15,Salem Rogers,4.3,3 +17186,[99],355534,en,One World Agenda: The Illuminati,0.6,2015-07-21,One World Agenda: The Illuminati,4.3,3 +17187,[27],253288,en,Ghostline,0.6,2015-10-06,Ghostline,4.3,3 +17188,[],176074,en,Reality Show,0.6,2015-01-01,Reality Show,4.3,3 +17189,[99],396458,en,Riot,0.6,2015-09-27,Riot,4.3,2 +17190,[53],335872,en,Killer Crush,0.6,2015-04-04,Killer Crush,4.3,4 +17191,"[18, 27, 9648, 53]",363264,en,Mary Loss of Soul,0.6,2015-10-01,Mary Loss of Soul,4.2,5 +17192,[27],416127,en,Dark Exorcism,0.6,2015-10-15,Dark Exorcism,4.2,6 +17193,[99],371250,en,Mr. Calzaghe,0.6,2015-11-20,Mr. Calzaghe,4.2,3 +17194,"[27, 18]",291533,en,Wasteland,0.6,2015-09-28,Wasteland,4.1,7 +17195,"[14, 18, 10751]",370729,en,Yellow Day,0.6,2015-12-25,Yellow Day,4.1,4 +17196,"[53, 27]",337342,en,Prom Ride,0.6,2015-04-24,Prom Ride,4.1,4 +17197,[99],597961,en,When Georgia Howled: Sherman on the March,0.6,2015-09-11,When Georgia Howled: Sherman on the March,4.0,1 +17198,"[35, 27]",548650,en,Beach Blanket Frankenstein,0.6,2015-02-24,Beach Blanket Frankenstein,4.0,1 +17199,"[18, 9648, 10749]",536931,en,Blue,0.6,2015-10-22,Blue,4.0,1 +17200,"[35, 18, 10749]",528046,en,Love Me True,0.6,2015-10-19,Love Me True,4.0,1 +17201,[27],514791,en,Shhhh,0.6,2015-01-28,Shhhh,4.0,2 +17202,"[35, 18, 14]",498241,en,Watch Over Us,0.6,2015-05-05,Watch Over Us,4.0,1 +17203,[],487409,en,Uncommon,0.6,2015-01-01,Uncommon,4.0,1 +17204,[99],476021,en,B-Documentary,0.6,2015-12-14,B-Documentary,4.0,1 +17205,[27],446200,en,Cleaver: Rise of the Killer Clown,0.6,2015-10-05,Cleaver: Rise of the Killer Clown,4.0,2 +17206,[],441693,en,I am Virgin,0.6,2015-04-15,I am Virgin,4.0,1 +17207,[99],435830,en,Lemonade + Ducktape Stuffs,0.6,2015-12-15,Lemonade + Ducktape Stuffs,4.0,1 +17208,"[10751, 35, 18]",429151,en,A Christmas to Remember,0.6,2015-11-13,A Christmas to Remember,4.0,2 +17209,"[35, 53, 27]",423787,en,Hank Boyd Is Dead,0.6,2015-10-29,Hank Boyd Is Dead,4.0,2 +17210,[],415978,en,The Ungovernable Force,0.6,2015-01-01,The Ungovernable Force,4.0,1 +17211,"[53, 28, 80]",405418,en,Cardinal Matter,0.6,2015-07-11,Cardinal Matter,4.0,3 +17212,[27],403410,en,"Bye, Felicia",0.6,2015-11-15,"Bye, Felicia",4.0,2 +17213,[],401931,en,Lighthouse,0.6,2015-09-01,Lighthouse,4.0,1 +17214,"[27, 14]",401405,en,King Ripple,0.6,2015-08-21,King Ripple,4.0,1 +17215,"[18, 28]",392892,en,Cedonia Avenue,0.6,2015-04-27,Cedonia Avenue,4.0,1 +17216,"[28, 35, 878]",391965,en,Kaijutsu,0.6,2015-10-23,Kaijutsu,4.0,1 +17217,[],388101,en,The Final Days of Anne Frank,0.6,2015-04-28,The Final Days of Anne Frank,4.0,1 +17218,"[10751, 35]",387742,en,I Think My Babysitter's an Alien,0.6,2015-08-11,I Think My Babysitter's an Alien,4.0,1 +17219,[],387061,en,Wrong Number,0.6,2015-05-01,Wrong Number,4.0,1 +17220,[],382809,en,"Win, Lose or Love",0.6,2015-05-04,"Win, Lose or Love",4.0,2 +17221,"[35, 80]",381432,en,Open 24 Hours,0.6,2015-04-23,Open 24 Hours,4.0,2 +17222,[],379209,en,Driven To Succeed,0.6,2015-11-28,Driven To Succeed,4.0,1 +17223,[16],377514,en,Sixty Six,0.6,2015-12-07,Sixty Six,4.0,1 +17224,[18],376275,en,Temporal,0.6,2015-03-11,Temporal,4.0,1 +17225,[27],372258,en,Christmas Slay,0.6,2015-11-15,Christmas Slay,4.0,2 +17226,[35],371081,en,Paranoid Girls,0.6,2015-01-01,Paranoid Girls,4.0,1 +17227,[],370805,en,You Could Sunbathe in this Storm,0.6,2015-01-01,You Could Sunbathe in this Storm,4.0,1 +17228,[],369064,en,A Baby for Christmas,0.6,2015-12-13,A Baby for Christmas,4.0,1 +17229,[],368617,en,CHIKARA: King of Trios 2015 - Night 1,0.6,2015-09-04,CHIKARA: King of Trios 2015 - Night 1,4.0,1 +17230,[],368616,en,CHIKARA: King of Trios 2015 - Night 2,0.6,2015-09-05,CHIKARA: King of Trios 2015 - Night 2,4.0,1 +17231,[],368614,en,CHIKARA: King of Trios 2015 - Night 3,0.6,2015-09-06,CHIKARA: King of Trios 2015 - Night 3,4.0,1 +17232,[],366765,en,Good Morning,0.6,2015-04-24,Good Morning,4.0,1 +17233,"[10751, 12]",365118,en,Moo Moo and the Three Witches,0.6,2015-12-06,Moo Moo and the Three Witches,4.0,1 +17234,[18],364443,en,Dry,0.6,2015-11-09,Dry,4.0,1 +17235,"[36, 28]",361501,zh,師父,0.6,2015-02-24,The Master,4.0,1 +17236,[99],361205,en,Motley's Law,0.6,2015-10-15,Motley's Law,4.0,2 +17237,[99],361196,en,The Infinite Happiness,0.6,2015-10-17,The Infinite Happiness,4.0,1 +17238,[],361077,en,Greater Things,0.6,2015-10-16,Greater Things,4.0,1 +17239,"[9648, 80, 18]",361050,en,Death Valley,0.6,2015-10-20,Death Valley,4.0,3 +17240,"[878, 18, 27, 9648]",353093,en,Sisters of the Plague,0.6,2015-07-12,Sisters of the Plague,4.0,1 +17241,[10402],352748,en,A John Williams Celebration,0.6,2015-06-30,A John Williams Celebration,4.0,1 +17242,[],342818,en,Volumes of Blood,0.6,2015-03-13,Volumes of Blood,4.0,2 +17243,"[53, 18]",341066,en,Nostradamus,0.6,2015-04-18,Nostradamus,4.0,1 +17244,[],340750,en,The Music in Me,0.6,2015-04-12,The Music in Me,4.0,2 +17245,"[27, 878]",340452,en,Zombie Cats from Mars,0.6,2015-05-05,Zombie Cats from Mars,4.0,2 +17246,[],336323,en,Love & Taxes,0.6,2017-03-03,Love & Taxes,4.0,1 +17247,[],335646,en,Bloom,0.6,2015-04-07,Bloom,4.0,1 +17248,[28],335095,en,Assassin's Game,0.6,2015-05-12,Assassin's Game,4.0,1 +17249,"[10749, 35, 18]",330011,en,The Millennials,0.6,2015-03-10,The Millennials,4.0,1 +17250,[],327897,en,Two Bellmen,0.6,2015-03-10,Two Bellmen,4.0,1 +17251,"[10749, 99]",326289,en,Strange Love,0.6,2015-02-14,Strange Love,4.0,1 +17252,[99],324274,en,GTFO: Get The F&#% Out,0.6,2015-03-14,GTFO: Get The F&#% Out,4.0,3 +17253,[],320049,en,Female Pervert,0.6,2015-01-24,Female Pervert,4.0,2 +17254,"[10749, 35, 18]",287501,en,Meet Me in Montenegro,0.6,2015-07-10,Meet Me in Montenegro,4.0,2 +17255,[18],268912,pt,Aparição,0.6,2015-08-25,Apparitions at Fatima,4.0,1 +17256,"[12, 35, 18, 10770]",380718,en,The Ultimate Legacy,0.6,2015-12-04,The Ultimate Legacy,3.8,6 +17257,[35],328737,en,Tenured,0.6,2015-04-17,Tenured,3.8,4 +17258,"[35, 10749]",519218,en,The Condo,0.6,2015-01-01,The Condo,3.7,3 +17259,"[53, 80]",365185,en,The London Firm,0.6,2015-10-26,The London Firm,3.7,3 +17260,"[878, 10751, 14]",299545,en,The Amazing Wizard of Paws,0.6,2015-03-03,The Amazing Wizard of Paws,3.6,4 +17261,"[80, 53]",585259,en,Neapolitan,0.6,2015-06-09,Neapolitan,3.5,2 +17262,[],465120,en,Supermodel,0.6,2015-06-15,Supermodel,3.5,4 +17263,[],413464,en,Followed,0.6,2015-11-24,Followed,3.5,2 +17264,[99],399243,en,The Color of Fire,0.6,2015-04-07,The Color of Fire,3.5,2 +17265,[27],396979,en,Meat Pie Massacre,0.6,2015-11-15,Meat Pie Massacre,3.5,2 +17266,"[28, 27, 878]",386255,en,The Mildew from Planet Xonader,0.6,2015-12-15,The Mildew from Planet Xonader,3.5,2 +17267,[99],365802,en,Roanoke: Search for the Lost Colony,0.6,2015-10-26,Roanoke: Search for the Lost Colony,3.5,2 +17268,"[10749, 10770]",363838,en,The Reckoning,0.6,2015-10-11,The Reckoning,3.5,4 +17269,[],362864,en,Murder In Mexico,0.6,2015-09-27,Murder In Mexico,3.5,3 +17270,"[16, 10751]",361420,en,Care Bears: Mystery in Care-A-Lot,0.6,2015-09-15,Care Bears: Mystery in Care-A-Lot,3.5,1 +17271,[27],358719,en,Dismembering Christmas,0.6,2015-10-01,Dismembering Christmas,3.5,3 +17272,[99],356329,en,Troublemakers: The Story of Land Art,0.6,2015-10-01,Troublemakers: The Story of Land Art,3.5,2 +17273,"[35, 18, 10749]",332660,en,Portrait of a Serial Monogamist,0.6,2016-01-29,Portrait of a Serial Monogamist,3.5,7 +17274,"[27, 35]",331740,en,Zombie Dollz,0.6,2015-01-01,Zombie Dollz,3.5,2 +17275,[27],325744,en,All Saints Eve,0.6,2015-01-01,All Saints Eve,3.5,3 +17276,"[12, 878, 28, 35]",316618,en,The Posthuman Project,0.6,2015-01-30,The Posthuman Project,3.5,4 +17277,"[53, 27]",290391,en,"Run, Hide, Die",0.6,2015-09-01,"Run, Hide, Die",3.5,2 +17278,"[53, 27]",285943,es,La noche del ratón,0.6,2015-01-30,La noche del ratón,3.5,2 +17279,"[35, 27]",370783,en,Crying Wolf,0.6,2015-12-12,Crying Wolf,3.4,7 +17280,"[53, 18, 27]",334742,en,Fractured,0.6,2015-04-17,Fractured,3.3,3 +17281,[35],321830,en,Prego,0.6,2015-05-01,Prego,3.3,3 +17282,[27],410712,en,Creature Feature,0.6,2015-10-31,Creature Feature,3.3,4 +17283,[27],335393,en,Infernal,0.6,2015-04-10,Infernal,3.2,5 +17284,[],527884,en,Teddy Boy,0.6,2015-05-30,Teddy Boy,3.0,1 +17285,[],506886,en,The Enemy of My Enemy,0.6,2015-12-25,The Enemy of My Enemy,3.0,1 +17286,"[35, 878]",411098,en,The Rise of the Robots,0.6,2015-12-09,The Rise of the Robots,3.0,2 +17287,[],407556,en,Day 39,0.6,2015-09-16,Day 39,3.0,1 +17288,"[12, 10751, 14]",404851,en,The3Tails: A Mermaid Adventure,0.6,2015-08-01,The3Tails: A Mermaid Adventure,3.0,2 +17289,"[35, 18]",403844,en,The Burden of My Company,0.6,2015-06-26,The Burden of My Company,3.0,1 +17290,[],398645,en,Gagglebox,0.6,2015-01-19,Gagglebox,3.0,1 +17291,[27],378983,en,The Orange Man,0.6,2015-02-13,The Orange Man,3.0,1 +17292,[],377424,en,Chikara Top Banana,0.6,2015-12-05,Chikara Top Banana,3.0,1 +17293,[],368613,en,CHIKARA: The Marta Complex,0.6,2015-09-27,CHIKARA: The Marta Complex,3.0,1 +17294,"[28, 18]",368602,en,Standing8,0.6,2015-05-02,Standing8,3.0,1 +17295,[],368379,en,My Brother's Bomber,0.6,2015-09-29,My Brother's Bomber,3.0,1 +17296,[],365250,en,Trail of Blood on the Trail,0.6,2015-10-25,Trail of Blood on the Trail,3.0,2 +17297,"[18, 10749]",353387,en,Missed Call,0.6,2015-08-15,Missed Call,3.0,1 +17298,"[10751, 16]",342656,en,Thomas & Friends: Dinos and Discoveries,0.6,2015-03-03,Thomas & Friends: Dinos and Discoveries,3.0,2 +17299,[99],339341,en,A Race of Giants,0.6,2015-01-01,A Race of Giants,3.0,1 +17300,"[53, 27]",333812,en,Animus: The Tell-Tale Heart,0.6,2015-10-31,Animus: The Tell-Tale Heart,3.0,2 +17301,[18],333601,en,Blood Below the Skin,0.6,2015-04-11,Blood Below the Skin,3.0,1 +17302,"[10402, 14, 35]",333595,en,The Rumperbutts,0.6,2015-05-22,The Rumperbutts,3.0,1 +17303,"[27, 28]",325123,en,Teeth and Blood,0.6,2015-03-10,Teeth and Blood,3.0,1 +17304,[27],396963,en,Death's Door,0.6,2015-09-29,Death's Door,2.8,2 +17305,[],409844,en,The Distinguished,0.6,2015-01-01,The Distinguished,2.7,3 +17306,[27],373477,en,The Legend Of Wasco,0.6,2015-12-15,The Legend Of Wasco,2.7,3 +17307,"[10749, 35]",185671,en,Missed Connections,0.6,2015-01-31,Missed Connections,2.7,3 +17308,[],499422,en,Distorted,0.6,2015-01-01,Distorted,2.5,2 +17309,[35],403724,en,Angel's Bounty,0.6,2015-09-01,Angel's Bounty,2.5,2 +17310,"[9648, 14, 27]",379058,en,Rows,0.6,2015-09-29,Rows,2.5,2 +17311,[],356052,en,The Battle of Dol Guldur,0.6,2015-03-18,The Battle of Dol Guldur,2.5,2 +17312,[27],332751,en,"Kill, Granny, Kill!",0.6,2015-04-21,"Kill, Granny, Kill!",2.5,2 +17313,[99],328446,en,Equal Means Equal,0.6,2015-01-01,Equal Means Equal,2.5,2 +17314,"[35, 27]",365253,en,Sister Hell,0.6,2015-09-27,Sister Hell,2.3,2 +17315,"[53, 27]",343509,en,Human Resources,0.6,2015-06-06,Human Resources,2.3,2 +17316,[],535596,en,Sleep Study,0.6,2015-03-23,Sleep Study,2.0,1 +17317,[],510545,en,Lover's Game,0.6,2015-03-09,Lover's Game,2.0,1 +17318,[],492332,en,The Lurking,0.6,2015-12-10,The Lurking,2.0,1 +17319,"[878, 18, 53]",475298,es,Zona Invadida,0.6,2015-09-15,Zona Invadida,2.0,1 +17320,[],474165,en,Hidden Agenda,0.6,2015-10-06,Hidden Agenda,2.0,1 +17321,"[35, 10749]",454585,en,Excess Baggage,0.6,2015-12-07,Excess Baggage,2.0,1 +17322,[27],452997,en,Panteon Woods,0.6,2015-11-14,Panteon Woods,2.0,2 +17323,[99],444178,en,Face of Evil: The Charles Manson Murders,0.6,2015-08-15,Face of Evil: The Charles Manson Murders,2.0,1 +17324,"[53, 80, 9648]",418744,en,The Shadow Behind You,0.6,2015-10-14,The Shadow Behind You,2.0,1 +17325,"[53, 27, 9648]",407948,en,The Inherited,0.6,2015-01-20,The Inherited,2.0,2 +17326,[99],391506,en,War Machines,0.6,2015-04-15,War Machines,2.0,1 +17327,[],387060,en,Children's Song,0.6,2015-05-01,Children's Song,2.0,1 +17328,"[35, 10751]",371476,en,A Dog for Christmas,0.6,2015-12-12,A Dog for Christmas,2.0,1 +17329,[],360285,en,All Hallows Eve: October 30th,0.6,2015-06-16,All Hallows Eve: October 30th,2.0,1 +17330,"[99, 36]",357899,en,Welcome to Kutsher's: The Last Catskills Resort,0.6,2015-02-20,Welcome to Kutsher's: The Last Catskills Resort,2.0,1 +17331,[18],338540,es,El corredor,0.6,2015-01-01,The Runner,2.0,1 +17332,[],336824,en,The Warning,0.6,2015-03-25,The Warning,2.0,2 +17333,"[27, 53]",336405,en,Awake In The Woods,0.6,2015-05-19,Awake In The Woods,2.0,2 +17334,[],332464,en,Scream Machine,0.6,2015-03-24,Scream Machine,2.0,2 +17335,[],332153,en,Revolution 666,0.6,2015-01-01,Revolution 666,2.0,1 +17336,[35],326736,en,Bummed,0.6,2015-03-06,Bummed,2.0,1 +17337,[99],325160,en,F(l)ag Football,0.6,2015-03-30,F(l)ag Football,2.0,1 +17338,"[27, 53]",243697,en,A House Is Not a Home,0.6,2015-09-07,A House Is Not a Home,2.0,1 +17339,[],367013,en,Get Lost,0.6,2015-12-01,Get Lost,1.5,2 +17340,[27],362738,en,Massage Parlor of Death,0.6,2015-02-17,Massage Parlor of Death,1.5,1 +17341,"[27, 35, 27]",534282,en,Head,0.6,2015-03-28,Head,1.0,1 +17342,"[35, 27]",469917,en,Sodomaniac,0.6,2015-07-17,Sodomaniac,1.0,1 +17343,"[10402, 18, 14]",426471,en,A Christmas Carol,0.6,2015-11-20,A Christmas Carol,1.0,1 +17344,[27],418873,en,"Silent Night, Bloody Night 2: Revival",0.6,2015-03-15,"Silent Night, Bloody Night 2: Revival",1.0,1 +17345,[35],409324,en,Richard Peter Johnson,0.6,2015-12-01,Richard Peter Johnson,1.0,1 +17346,[],407517,en,Roast,0.6,2015-12-15,Roast,1.0,1 +17347,[35],399804,en,The Nasty Show hosted by Artie Lange,0.6,2015-01-08,The Nasty Show hosted by Artie Lange,1.0,1 +17348,[14],391879,en,Venefica,0.6,2015-12-06,Venefica,1.0,1 +17349,"[878, 16]",386259,en,Saucer Man,0.6,2015-01-01,Saucer Man,1.0,1 +17350,"[18, 27]",382723,en,Summit,0.6,2015-06-18,Summit,1.0,1 +17351,[],374167,en,Absolute Zombies,0.6,2015-10-27,Absolute Zombies,1.0,1 +17352,[37],370458,en,Canyon Trail,0.6,2015-11-09,Canyon Trail,1.0,1 +17353,"[35, 18]",369908,en,Secrets of the Magic City,0.6,2015-06-26,Secrets of the Magic City,1.0,1 +17354,"[27, 35]",367139,en,Nightmare on Elmo's Street,0.6,2015-06-25,Nightmare on Elmo's Street,1.0,2 +17355,[],364619,en,The Assassination of Bane by the Coward Bill Wilson,0.6,2015-05-20,The Assassination of Bane by the Coward Bill Wilson,1.0,1 +17356,"[18, 35]",363673,en,Damnation: The Flashback,0.6,2015-10-19,Damnation: The Flashback,1.0,1 +17357,[],360306,en,Penguin Post Office,0.6,2015-01-28,Penguin Post Office,1.0,1 +17358,[14],353103,en,Winter Dragon,0.6,2015-02-08,Winter Dragon,1.0,1 +17359,[],333311,en,El Latindio: The Fusion of Latin & Indian Music,0.6,2015-03-17,El Latindio: The Fusion of Latin & Indian Music,1.0,1 +17360,[99],324303,en,She's The Best Thing in It,0.6,2015-03-16,She's The Best Thing in It,1.0,1 +17361,[],323710,en,SafeWord,0.6,2015-01-01,SafeWord,1.0,1 +17362,[27],299504,en,Life Raft,0.6,2015-01-15,Life Raft,1.0,1 +17363,"[18, 28]",295914,ky,Kurmanjan Datka. Queen of the Mountains,0.6,2015-01-06,Queen of the Mountains,1.0,1 +17364,[10751],386700,en,A Horse Story,0.6,2015-01-01,A Horse Story,0.8,2 +17365,[35],399816,en,SXSW Comedy Night Two with W. Kamau Bell,0.6,2015-10-02,SXSW Comedy Night Two with W. Kamau Bell,0.5,1 +17366,"[80, 10749]",384158,en,The Teller and the Truth,0.6,2015-11-01,The Teller and the Truth,0.5,1 +17367,"[10749, 18]",370725,en,Other People's Children,0.6,2015-12-25,Other People's Children,0.5,3 +17368,[],428997,en,Juliet & Romeo,0.6,2015-12-05,Juliet & Romeo,0.0,1 +17369,[53],369183,en,Stalker,0.6,2015-12-05,Stalker,0.0,1 +17370,[99],361029,en,Double Digits: The Story of a Neighborhood Movie Star,0.6,2015-11-10,Double Digits: The Story of a Neighborhood Movie Star,0.0,1 +17371,"[10751, 99, 10402]",355138,en,Joseph DiDonato: The E.N.D Tour,0.6,2015-12-12,Joseph DiDonato: The E.N.D Tour,0.0,1 +17372,"[53, 9648, 18]",340970,en,The Condor,0.6,2015-05-21,The Condor,0.0,1 +17373,[35],337351,en,Tim Hawkins - That's the Worst!,0.6,2015-09-01,Tim Hawkins - That's the Worst!,0.0,1 +17374,[],327260,en,Designer Pups,0.6,2015-10-23,Designer Pups,0.0,1 +17375,[18],321018,en,By Jingo,0.6,2015-11-01,By Jingo,0.0,1 +17376,"[878, 28]",309521,en,Legends from the Sky,0.6,2015-01-30,Legends from the Sky,0.0,2 +17377,[],306782,en,$2 Tuesdays The Movie,0.6,2015-04-30,$2 Tuesdays The Movie,0.0,1 +17378,[18],298243,en,Stray,0.6,2015-01-26,Stray,0.0,2 +17379,[28],251893,en,Duel of Legends,0.6,2015-05-22,Duel of Legends,0.0,2 +17380,[18],248660,en,Grief,0.6,2015-11-13,Grief,0.0,2 +17381,"[28, 12, 878, 14]",246655,en,X-Men: Apocalypse,39.293,2016-05-27,X-Men: Apocalypse,6.5,8348 +17382,"[12, 28, 878]",271110,en,Captain America: Civil War,39.137,2016-05-06,Captain America: Civil War,7.4,14000 +17383,"[28, 12, 35]",293660,en,Deadpool,35.067,2016-02-12,Deadpool,7.6,20175 +17384,"[28, 12, 14, 878]",284052,en,Doctor Strange,33.035,2016-11-04,Doctor Strange,7.3,12582 +17385,"[28, 12, 878, 14]",140607,en,Star Wars: The Force Awakens,32.281,2015-12-18,Star Wars: The Force Awakens,7.4,12641 +17386,"[28, 12, 80]",206647,en,Spectre,30.318,2015-11-06,Spectre,6.4,6719 +17387,"[18, 10749]",283552,en,The Light Between Oceans,29.887,2016-09-02,The Light Between Oceans,7.1,831 +17388,"[12, 10751, 14]",259316,en,Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,28.563,2016-11-18,Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,7.4,12152 +17389,"[10749, 16, 18]",372058,ja,君の名は。,28.238,2017-04-07,Your Name.,8.6,4161 +17390,"[28, 12, 14]",209112,en,Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,28.088,2016-03-25,Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,5.8,11991 +17391,"[16, 12, 10751, 35]",269149,en,Zootopia,27.549,2016-03-04,Zootopia,7.7,9977 +17392,"[28, 35, 53]",291805,en,Now You See Me 2,25.805,2016-06-10,Now You See Me 2,6.8,6744 +17393,"[27, 53]",381288,en,Split,25.783,2016-09-26,Split,7.2,10375 +17394,"[18, 878, 9648]",329865,en,Arrival,25.442,2016-11-11,Arrival,7.4,10387 +17395,"[28, 53, 878]",280,en,Terminator 2: Judgment Day,24.604,1991-07-03,Terminator 2: Judgment Day,7.9,6682 +17396,"[18, 36, 10752]",324786,en,Hacksaw Ridge,24.074,2016-11-04,Hacksaw Ridge,8.1,6608 +17397,"[18, 12, 878]",286217,en,The Martian,22.856,2015-10-02,The Martian,7.7,12172 +17398,"[53, 28, 80]",348893,en,Boyka: Undisputed IV,22.593,2016-09-22,Boyka: Undisputed IV,6.2,498 +17399,"[28, 18, 36, 53, 10752]",300671,en,13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,21.486,2016-01-15,13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,7.0,1573 +17400,"[28, 12, 14]",68735,en,Warcraft,21.464,2016-06-10,Warcraft,6.3,4071 +17401,"[28, 12, 878]",330459,en,Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,21.401,2016-12-16,Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,7.5,9296 +17402,"[9648, 80, 53]",411088,es,Contratiempo,21.087,2016-09-22,The Invisible Guest,8.2,1673 +17403,"[80, 18, 9648, 37]",273248,en,The Hateful Eight,20.681,2015-12-25,The Hateful Eight,7.7,8065 +17404,"[28, 80, 53]",273481,en,Sicario,20.468,2015-09-18,Sicario,7.3,4475 +17405,"[12, 18, 10751, 14]",278927,en,The Jungle Book,20.129,2016-04-15,The Jungle Book,6.8,5257 +17406,"[12, 10751, 14]",267935,en,The BFG,20.08,2016-07-01,The BFG,6.2,1916 +17407,"[18, 53]",264644,en,Room,20.0,2015-10-16,Room,8.1,5494 +17408,"[12, 18]",253412,en,Everest,19.9,2015-09-18,Everest,6.7,2874 +17409,"[28, 18, 10752, 10749, 53]",369885,en,Allied,19.611,2016-11-23,Allied,6.7,2765 +17410,"[28, 12, 878]",131634,en,The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2,19.487,2015-11-18,The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2,6.8,7609 +17411,"[37, 18, 12]",281957,en,The Revenant,19.41,2015-12-25,The Revenant,7.4,11064 +17412,"[28, 12, 878]",188927,en,Star Trek Beyond,19.142,2016-07-22,Star Trek Beyond,6.7,4275 +17413,"[18, 14, 12, 10751]",283366,en,Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children,19.132,2016-09-30,Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children,6.7,6211 +17414,"[27, 9648, 53]",259693,en,The Conjuring 2,19.058,2016-06-10,The Conjuring 2,7.2,4153 +17415,"[28, 27, 53]",316727,en,The Purge: Election Year,18.975,2016-07-01,The Purge: Election Year,6.3,2900 +17416,"[12, 27, 35]",257445,en,Goosebumps,18.957,2015-10-16,Goosebumps,6.2,2147 +17417,"[28, 12, 14, 878]",205584,en,Gods of Egypt,18.517,2016-02-26,Gods of Egypt,5.4,2353 +17418,"[12, 28, 37]",333484,en,The Magnificent Seven,18.487,2016-09-23,The Magnificent Seven,6.2,3647 +17419,"[12, 16, 10751, 35]",278154,en,Ice Age: Collision Course,18.233,2016-07-22,Ice Age: Collision Course,5.9,2430 +17420,"[18, 36]",363676,en,Sully,18.148,2016-09-09,Sully,7.1,3924 +17421,"[16, 12, 35]",153518,en,The Angry Birds Movie,17.998,2016-05-20,The Angry Birds Movie,6.0,1851 +17422,"[53, 878, 18]",333371,en,10 Cloverfield Lane,17.892,2016-03-11,10 Cloverfield Lane,6.9,4629 +17423,"[18, 28]",391757,en,Never Back Down: No Surrender,17.807,2016-06-07,Never Back Down: No Surrender,6.4,170 +17424,"[12, 16, 10751]",105864,en,The Good Dinosaur,17.675,2015-11-25,The Good Dinosaur,6.7,3135 +17425,[35],325133,en,Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising,17.662,2016-05-20,Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising,5.7,2829 +17426,"[12, 878, 28, 9648]",262504,en,Allegiant,17.614,2016-03-18,Allegiant,6.0,4117 +17427,"[16, 35, 18, 10751]",335797,en,Sing,17.572,2016-12-21,Sing,6.9,4303 +17428,"[9648, 53, 18]",207932,en,Inferno,17.41,2016-10-28,Inferno,5.9,3877 +17429,[18],334543,en,Lion,17.216,2016-11-25,Lion,8.1,3833 +17430,"[28, 53]",343611,en,Jack Reacher: Never Go Back,17.085,2016-10-21,Jack Reacher: Never Go Back,5.6,2831 +17431,"[18, 10749]",296096,en,Me Before You,16.917,2016-06-03,Me Before You,7.7,5939 +17432,"[28, 80, 53]",359412,en,Marauders,16.914,2016-07-01,Marauders,5.7,273 +17433,"[14, 28, 12, 878]",274854,en,The Last Witch Hunter,16.685,2015-10-23,The Last Witch Hunter,5.8,2193 +17434,"[28, 12, 18]",290595,en,The Huntsman: Winter's War,16.661,2016-04-22,The Huntsman: Winter's War,6.2,2966 +17435,"[12, 10751, 14]",241259,en,Alice Through the Looking Glass,16.642,2016-05-27,Alice Through the Looking Glass,6.5,3803 +17436,[18],334541,en,Manchester by the Sea,16.638,2016-11-18,Manchester by the Sea,7.5,3176 +17437,"[28, 12, 80, 14, 878]",297761,en,Suicide Squad,16.53,2016-08-05,Suicide Squad,5.9,13533 +17438,"[27, 9648, 878, 53]",340837,en,A Cure for Wellness,16.524,2017-02-17,A Cure for Wellness,6.2,2061 +17439,[18],312221,en,Creed,16.356,2015-11-25,Creed,7.3,4010 +17440,"[18, 53, 36]",314365,en,Spotlight,16.354,2015-11-06,Spotlight,7.8,4935 +17441,"[28, 80, 53]",278924,en,Mechanic: Resurrection,16.302,2016-08-26,Mechanic: Resurrection,5.6,1929 +17442,"[12, 10751, 35, 14, 10402, 16]",136799,en,Trolls,16.286,2016-11-04,Trolls,6.6,1880 +17443,"[35, 18, 10749]",313369,en,La La Land,16.275,2016-12-09,La La Land,7.9,10028 +17444,"[28, 12, 16, 35, 10751]",140300,en,Kung Fu Panda 3,16.248,2016-01-29,Kung Fu Panda 3,6.7,2944 +17445,"[18, 53]",340666,en,Nocturnal Animals,16.19,2016-11-18,Nocturnal Animals,7.4,4192 +17446,"[28, 14, 35]",43074,en,Ghostbusters,16.079,2016-07-15,Ghostbusters,5.4,3780 +17447,[18],376867,en,Moonlight,15.948,2016-10-21,Moonlight,7.4,3893 +17448,[28],333669,en,Bastille Day,15.808,2016-11-18,Bastille Day,6.1,651 +17449,"[80, 18, 53, 37]",338766,en,Hell or High Water,15.749,2016-08-12,Hell or High Water,7.3,2468 +17450,"[12, 10751, 14]",294272,en,Pete's Dragon,15.734,2016-08-12,Pete's Dragon,6.3,1322 +17451,"[28, 12, 878]",47933,en,Independence Day: Resurgence,15.732,2016-06-24,Independence Day: Resurgence,5.1,3911 +17452,"[53, 35, 18, 10749, 878]",254320,en,The Lobster,15.64,2016-05-13,The Lobster,6.9,2895 +17453,"[28, 18, 53, 80, 36]",388399,en,Patriots Day,15.435,2016-12-21,Patriots Day,6.9,1337 +17454,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",127380,en,Finding Dory,15.393,2016-06-17,Finding Dory,7.0,7845 +17455,"[28, 53]",267860,en,London Has Fallen,15.287,2016-03-04,London Has Fallen,5.9,2591 +17456,"[12, 16, 35, 14]",223702,en,Sausage Party,15.232,2016-08-12,Sausage Party,5.6,4237 +17457,"[28, 12, 35, 10751, 878]",308531,en,Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows,15.096,2016-06-03,Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows,5.9,1860 +17458,[35],356305,en,Why Him?,15.044,2016-12-23,Why Him?,6.2,2494 +17459,"[12, 35, 18]",334533,en,Captain Fantastic,14.883,2016-07-08,Captain Fantastic,8.0,3445 +17460,"[28, 12]",258489,en,The Legend of Tarzan,14.797,2016-07-01,The Legend of Tarzan,5.8,4102 +17461,"[35, 10751, 14, 10402]",407655,en,A Cinderella Story: If the Shoe Fits,14.755,2016-08-02,A Cinderella Story: If the Shoe Fits,6.6,344 +17462,"[18, 36]",381284,en,Hidden Figures,14.751,2016-12-10,Hidden Figures,8.0,4710 +17463,"[28, 53]",324668,en,Jason Bourne,14.568,2016-07-29,Jason Bourne,6.1,3611 +17464,"[9648, 12, 80]",328387,en,Nerve,14.508,2016-07-27,Nerve,7.1,4590 +17465,"[28, 35, 9648]",302699,en,Central Intelligence,14.478,2016-06-17,Central Intelligence,6.3,3133 +17466,"[53, 18, 10749]",290098,ko,아가씨,14.374,2016-10-21,The Handmaiden,8.3,1213 +17467,[35],376659,en,Bad Moms,14.332,2016-07-29,Bad Moms,6.5,2600 +17468,"[53, 18, 12, 28, 36]",205775,en,In the Heart of the Sea,14.33,2015-12-11,In the Heart of the Sea,6.6,2137 +17469,"[27, 18, 53]",332567,en,The Shallows,14.091,2016-06-24,The Shallows,6.3,3037 +17470,"[18, 10749, 878]",274870,en,Passengers,14.074,2016-12-21,Passengers,6.8,7869 +17471,"[28, 12, 878]",121856,en,Assassin's Creed,14.051,2016-12-21,Assassin's Creed,5.4,5010 +17472,"[16, 12, 10751]",313297,en,Kubo and the Two Strings,13.847,2016-08-19,Kubo and the Two Strings,7.7,2029 +17473,"[80, 53, 18]",302946,en,The Accountant,13.81,2016-10-14,The Accountant,6.9,3407 +17474,"[35, 80, 9648]",290250,en,The Nice Guys,13.743,2016-05-20,The Nice Guys,7.1,4272 +17475,"[18, 36, 80, 53]",302401,en,Snowden,13.703,2016-09-16,Snowden,7.1,2427 +17476,"[18, 28]",296524,en,Deepwater Horizon,13.685,2016-09-30,Deepwater Horizon,6.7,2606 +17477,"[28, 80, 878, 53, 9648, 18]",302156,en,Criminal,13.651,2016-04-15,Criminal,5.9,897 +17478,"[27, 9648]",397243,en,The Autopsy of Jane Doe,13.61,2016-12-21,The Autopsy of Jane Doe,6.5,1869 +17479,"[9648, 27]",310131,en,The Witch,13.493,2016-02-19,The Witch,6.6,2931 +17480,"[28, 53, 9648]",146198,en,Triple 9,13.334,2016-02-26,Triple 9,5.8,1258 +17481,"[16, 12, 35, 10751]",342473,en,Ballerina,13.21,2017-08-25,Ballerina,7.2,1024 +17482,"[10749, 18]",258480,en,Carol,13.096,2015-11-20,Carol,7.4,1949 +17483,[35],329833,en,Zoolander 2,12.997,2016-02-12,Zoolander 2,4.7,1374 +17484,"[28, 35]",323675,en,Ride Along 2,12.977,2016-01-15,Ride Along 2,6.2,939 +17485,"[12, 878]",299687,en,The 5th Wave,12.967,2016-01-15,The 5th Wave,5.8,3657 +17486,"[18, 10749]",345920,en,Collateral Beauty,12.857,2016-12-16,Collateral Beauty,7.2,3270 +17487,[35],326423,en,Barbershop: The Next Cut,12.846,2016-04-15,Barbershop: The Next Cut,6.0,248 +17488,"[53, 18]",296098,en,Bridge of Spies,12.836,2015-10-16,Bridge of Spies,7.2,4313 +17489,"[18, 35]",295964,en,Burnt,12.761,2015-10-23,Burnt,6.4,1841 +17490,[18],393457,en,Fences,12.753,2016-12-16,Fences,6.8,1465 +17491,"[28, 18, 36, 53]",300673,en,The Finest Hours,12.673,2016-01-29,The Finest Hours,6.4,943 +17492,"[12, 35, 18]",371645,en,Hunt for the Wilderpeople,12.545,2016-06-24,Hunt for the Wilderpeople,7.8,915 +17493,"[28, 35, 53, 9648]",270774,en,Skiptrace,12.525,2016-09-02,Skiptrace,5.6,324 +17494,"[35, 14, 10749]",381890,zh,美人鱼,12.416,2016-02-19,The Mermaid,6.3,141 +17495,"[53, 9648, 27]",345911,en,Lights Out,12.408,2016-07-22,Lights Out,6.3,2220 +17496,"[18, 36]",310307,en,The Founder,12.349,2017-01-20,The Founder,7.0,2093 +17497,"[35, 18, 9648]",270487,en,"Hail, Caesar!",12.312,2016-02-05,"Hail, Caesar!",5.9,2328 +17498,"[18, 53]",376290,en,Miss Sloane,12.215,2016-11-25,Miss Sloane,7.4,912 +17499,"[27, 53]",376570,en,Hush,12.194,2016-03-12,Hush,6.8,2147 +17500,"[18, 27, 53]",316154,en,The Bad Batch,12.189,2017-06-23,The Bad Batch,5.2,500 +17501,"[80, 27, 53]",300669,en,Don't Breathe,12.141,2016-08-26,Don't Breathe,6.9,3662 +17502,"[28, 18, 36]",365222,cn,葉問3,12.11,2016-01-22,Ip Man 3,6.7,681 +17503,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",332210,en,Storks,12.101,2016-09-23,Storks,6.5,1308 +17504,"[53, 28, 878]",324670,en,Spectral,12.091,2016-12-09,Spectral,6.3,834 +17505,[18],306819,en,The Danish Girl,12.082,2015-11-27,The Danish Girl,7.7,3655 +17506,"[80, 18, 9648, 10749, 53]",346685,en,The Girl on the Train,11.927,2016-10-07,The Girl on the Train,6.3,3479 +17507,"[28, 80, 53]",384737,en,Precious Cargo,11.901,2016-04-22,Precious Cargo,5.1,160 +17508,"[28, 53]",326425,en,Extraction,11.882,2015-12-18,Extraction,4.5,175 +17509,"[36, 53, 10752]",351339,en,Anthropoid,11.87,2016-08-12,Anthropoid,7.0,512 +17510,"[35, 10402]",341012,en,Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping,11.844,2016-06-03,Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping,6.6,675 +17511,"[27, 53]",335796,en,Ouija: Origin of Evil,11.823,2016-10-21,Ouija: Origin of Evil,6.0,1416 +17512,"[28, 16]",379291,en,Justice League vs. Teen Titans,11.817,2016-03-29,Justice League vs. Teen Titans,6.9,364 +17513,[878],354282,en,The Osiris Child,11.809,2016-09-24,The Osiris Child,5.2,226 +17514,"[53, 27, 9648]",301365,en,The Neon Demon,11.787,2016-06-14,The Neon Demon,6.6,2005 +17515,"[27, 53]",406994,en,Better Watch Out,11.752,2016-09-22,Better Watch Out,6.6,516 +17516,"[18, 10402]",277216,en,Straight Outta Compton,11.731,2015-08-14,Straight Outta Compton,7.7,2048 +17517,"[27, 53, 9648]",321258,en,The Boy,11.703,2016-01-22,The Boy,5.8,2223 +17518,[35],316023,en,Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates,11.676,2016-07-08,Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates,6.0,1552 +17519,"[18, 10752, 36]",17295,it,La battaglia di Algeri,11.557,2016-10-07,The Battle of Algiers,8.0,286 +17520,"[35, 18]",376660,en,The Edge of Seventeen,11.546,2016-11-18,The Edge of Seventeen,7.2,2224 +17521,"[9648, 27, 878]",378018,en,The Void,11.54,2017-04-07,The Void,5.8,521 +17522,"[28, 35]",331313,en,Keeping Up with the Joneses,11.523,2016-10-21,Keeping Up with the Joneses,6.0,1141 +17523,"[12, 18, 53]",334524,en,Gold,11.516,2016-12-30,Gold,6.6,863 +17524,"[35, 18, 36, 12]",319888,en,Eddie the Eagle,11.483,2016-02-26,Eddie the Eagle,7.2,1190 +17525,[35],323676,en,The Boss,11.442,2016-04-08,The Boss,5.8,822 +17526,"[18, 27]",393519,fr,Grave,11.437,2017-03-10,Raw,7.1,1449 +17527,"[16, 14]",315465,ja,バケモノの子,11.434,2016-03-04,The Boy and the Beast,8.0,659 +17528,[35],291870,en,Dirty Grandpa,11.432,2016-01-22,Dirty Grandpa,5.8,2667 +17529,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",368940,de,Robinson Crusoe: The Wild Life,11.389,2016-09-09,Robinson Crusoe: The Wild Life,5.6,140 +17530,"[28, 53, 18]",309886,en,Blood Father,11.371,2016-08-12,Blood Father,6.1,833 +17531,"[12, 35, 16, 10751]",227973,en,The Peanuts Movie,11.344,2015-11-01,The Peanuts Movie,6.6,894 +17532,"[80, 18, 53]",259695,en,Live by Night,11.322,2016-12-25,Live by Night,6.2,759 +17533,"[18, 10749]",330483,en,The Choice,11.287,2016-02-05,The Choice,7.0,1046 +17534,"[53, 18]",303858,en,Money Monster,11.134,2016-05-13,Money Monster,6.4,1859 +17535,"[18, 14]",258230,en,A Monster Calls,11.128,2016-12-23,A Monster Calls,7.1,1918 +17536,"[28, 12, 18]",263341,en,"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny",11.059,2016-02-26,"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny",6.0,298 +17537,"[35, 18]",270010,en,A Hologram for the King,11.055,2016-04-22,A Hologram for the King,5.9,589 +17538,"[12, 18, 36]",314095,en,The Lost City of Z,11.048,2017-04-21,The Lost City of Z,6.2,1397 +17539,"[35, 18]",374475,de,Toni Erdmann,10.973,2016-12-25,Toni Erdmann,7.1,488 +17540,"[10752, 18, 53]",334517,en,The Siege of Jadotville,10.735,2016-10-07,The Siege of Jadotville,7.2,349 +17541,[35],384682,en,Office Christmas Party,10.729,2016-12-09,Office Christmas Party,5.6,1191 +17542,"[27, 9648, 53, 80]",241257,en,Regression,10.713,2016-02-05,Regression,5.5,1065 +17543,"[35, 80, 18]",308266,en,War Dogs,10.654,2016-08-19,War Dogs,6.8,2387 +17544,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",387893,en,Ice Age: The Great Egg-Scapade,10.635,2016-03-20,Ice Age: The Great Egg-Scapade,6.2,225 +17545,"[28, 35]",267193,en,Grimsby,10.622,2016-03-11,Grimsby,5.8,1275 +17546,"[18, 36]",68730,en,Silence,10.617,2016-12-23,Silence,7.1,1560 +17547,"[12, 14]",11976,en,Legend,10.542,1986-04-18,Legend,6.2,509 +17548,"[18, 53]",329981,en,Shut In,10.535,2016-11-11,Shut In,5.2,374 +17549,"[35, 10749]",95610,en,Bridget Jones's Baby,10.518,2016-09-16,Bridget Jones's Baby,6.4,1806 +17550,"[18, 10402, 10749]",382399,en,High Strung,10.502,2016-04-08,High Strung,7.1,616 +17551,"[28, 12, 878]",325348,en,Hardcore Henry,10.459,2016-04-06,Hardcore Henry,6.2,1294 +17552,"[28, 18, 35, 53, 878]",364433,it,Lo chiamavano Jeeg Robot,10.413,2016-05-27,They Call Me Jeeg,7.5,1457 +17553,[18],342737,en,20th Century Women,10.413,2016-12-28,20th Century Women,7.4,504 +17554,"[80, 18, 53]",11368,en,Blood Simple,10.374,1985-01-18,Blood Simple,7.4,554 +17555,"[10749, 16, 18, 10770]",21057,ja,海がきこえる,10.306,2016-12-28,Ocean Waves,6.4,122 +17556,"[16, 35, 18, 10749]",291270,en,Anomalisa,10.285,2015-12-30,Anomalisa,7.1,927 +17557,"[35, 10749]",259694,en,How to Be Single,10.271,2016-02-12,How to Be Single,6.1,2036 +17558,"[18, 53, 10752]",333352,en,Eye in the Sky,10.219,2016-03-11,Eye in the Sky,7.1,850 +17559,"[80, 53]",276907,en,Legend,10.195,2015-11-20,Legend,6.8,1692 +17560,"[36, 10749, 18]",354859,en,The Promise,10.158,2017-04-21,The Promise,7.1,195 +17561,"[18, 35]",315846,ja,海街diary,10.151,2016-02-18,Our Little Sister,7.5,166 +17562,[18],245913,en,Pelé: Birth of a Legend,10.148,2016-05-06,Pelé: Birth of a Legend,7.2,446 +17563,"[53, 18, 10749, 36, 9648]",318781,en,Colonia,10.137,2016-04-15,Colonia,7.4,1103 +17564,"[28, 53]",341006,en,The Belko Experiment,10.133,2016-03-17,The Belko Experiment,6.1,757 +17565,"[10751, 16]",399106,en,Piper,10.131,2016-06-17,Piper,8.2,866 +17566,"[35, 14, 878]",413279,en,Team Thor,10.121,2016-08-28,Team Thor,7.7,273 +17567,"[53, 27, 14]",368182,en,Compulsion,10.115,2016-11-19,Compulsion,4.8,21 +17568,"[28, 12, 18]",271969,en,Ben-Hur,10.11,2016-08-19,Ben-Hur,5.6,1068 +17569,"[35, 10749, 18, 10402]",369557,en,Sing Street,10.102,2016-04-15,Sing Street,8.0,1202 +17570,"[18, 36]",335778,en,Risen,10.089,2016-02-18,Risen,5.8,433 +17571,[18],339984,en,Miracles from Heaven,10.078,2016-03-18,Miracles from Heaven,7.1,478 +17572,"[27, 53, 9648]",329440,en,The Forest,10.069,2016-01-08,The Forest,5.0,957 +17573,"[28, 16, 878]",366924,en,Batman: Bad Blood,10.035,2016-01-19,Batman: Bad Blood,7.0,383 +17574,"[18, 28]",360814,hi,दंगल,10.022,2016-12-21,Dangal,8.1,358 +17575,"[35, 18, 10749, 14, 12]",347031,en,Swiss Army Man,10.0,2016-06-24,Swiss Army Man,6.9,1789 +17576,"[28, 80]",408112,en,Buffed Up,9.973,2016-07-11,Buffed Up,10.0,1 +17577,"[28, 16, 878]",390734,ja,キングスグレイブ ファイナルファンタジーXV,9.96,2016-08-19,Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV,6.8,348 +17578,"[27, 80, 53]",313922,en,Green Room,9.943,2016-04-15,Green Room,6.8,1314 +17579,"[99, 9648, 53]",373072,en,Tickled,9.913,2016-06-17,Tickled,7.4,188 +17580,"[27, 878, 53]",377264,en,Morgan,9.912,2016-09-02,Morgan,5.7,843 +17581,"[12, 35, 16, 10751]",328111,en,The Secret Life of Pets,9.909,2016-07-08,The Secret Life of Pets,6.1,5374 +17582,"[18, 14, 27, 9648, 10749, 53]",201085,en,Crimson Peak,9.897,2015-10-16,Crimson Peak,6.5,2986 +17583,"[53, 80, 9648]",339527,en,Solace,9.878,2016-12-16,Solace,6.3,1258 +17584,"[18, 53]",337674,fr,Elle,9.87,2016-09-25,Elle,6.6,1003 +17585,"[10749, 18, 12]",274109,es,Palmeras en la nieve,9.858,2016-03-01,Palm Trees in the Snow,7.5,236 +17586,"[53, 27]",420634,en,Terrifier,9.811,2018-03-15,Terrifier,6.0,132 +17587,"[80, 18, 53]",413052,en,Hacker,9.8,2016-12-02,Hacker,6.4,140 +17588,"[18, 14, 878]",339967,en,Colossal,9.79,2017-04-07,Colossal,6.1,1001 +17589,"[53, 18, 878]",328429,en,Approaching the Unknown,9.79,2016-06-03,Approaching the Unknown,5.1,171 +17590,"[53, 27]",351211,en,Blair Witch,9.772,2016-09-16,Blair Witch,5.0,1094 +17591,"[28, 35, 9648]",333663,en,War on Everyone,9.766,2016-03-12,War on Everyone,5.7,209 +17592,"[28, 18, 36]",127533,ja,るろうに剣心,9.759,2016-08-08,Rurouni Kenshin,7.4,245 +17593,"[14, 35, 10751]",322240,en,Nine Lives,9.733,2016-08-05,Nine Lives,5.6,534 +17594,"[35, 18]",381341,it,Perfetti sconosciuti,9.731,2016-04-14,Perfect Strangers,7.9,2479 +17595,"[18, 80]",256569,en,Trespass Against Us,9.722,2017-01-20,Trespass Against Us,5.8,178 +17596,[18],339405,en,Christine,9.671,2016-10-14,Christine,6.7,153 +17597,"[80, 53, 37, 28]",291356,en,In a Valley of Violence,9.644,2016-10-21,In a Valley of Violence,5.8,215 +17598,"[18, 10749]",371447,en,Lovesong,9.635,2017-02-17,Lovesong,5.9,93 +17599,"[18, 53]",331583,en,The Whole Truth,9.628,2016-10-21,The Whole Truth,6.4,495 +17600,"[28, 80, 53]",399173,en,The Assignment,9.627,2016-03-03,The Assignment,5.0,190 +17601,"[18, 53]",375315,fa,فروشنده,9.618,2016-10-16,The Salesman,7.3,394 +17602,"[28, 35, 80]",213681,en,Masterminds,9.616,2016-09-30,Masterminds,5.7,1076 +17603,"[18, 53]",344041,en,Standoff,9.608,2016-02-26,Standoff,5.9,151 +17604,"[28, 27, 878]",384798,en,Kill Command,9.601,2016-11-25,Kill Command,5.3,291 +17605,"[28, 16, 80, 18]",382322,en,Batman: The Killing Joke,9.595,2016-07-21,Batman: The Killing Joke,6.3,879 +17606,"[80, 18, 53]",325789,en,The Infiltrator,9.588,2016-07-13,The Infiltrator,6.6,943 +17607,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",332411,en,I Am Wrath,9.558,2016-05-13,I Am Wrath,4.9,296 +17608,"[28, 35]",383121,en,Kindergarten Cop 2,9.499,2016-05-17,Kindergarten Cop 2,4.7,110 +17609,"[10749, 18]",86835,en,Knight of Cups,9.491,2016-03-04,Knight of Cups,5.6,351 +17610,"[35, 18, 10749]",370755,en,Paterson,9.486,2016-12-28,Paterson,7.1,736 +17611,"[18, 37]",354110,en,Forsaken,9.472,2016-02-19,Forsaken,5.9,161 +17612,"[16, 35, 10751, 12]",382517,en,Open Season: Scared Silly,9.423,2016-03-08,Open Season: Scared Silly,5.6,131 +17613,"[18, 36]",267192,en,Genius,9.417,2016-06-10,Genius,6.5,391 +17614,"[35, 28, 10749]",333385,en,Mr. Right,9.41,2016-04-08,Mr. Right,6.4,741 +17615,"[12, 28, 16, 10751, 35]",381693,en,Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Scroll,9.366,2015-12-15,Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Scroll,6.9,91 +17616,"[35, 18]",303991,en,Demolition,9.346,2016-04-08,Demolition,6.7,1121 +17617,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",276905,en,Norm of the North,9.325,2016-01-15,Norm of the North,4.2,192 +17618,"[18, 10752]",293767,en,Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk,9.318,2016-11-11,Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk,5.9,309 +17619,"[878, 35, 27]",218784,en,Freaks of Nature,9.31,2015-10-30,Freaks of Nature,5.8,231 +17620,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",348668,da,Flaskepost fra P,9.295,2016-06-17,A Conspiracy of Faith,7.0,230 +17621,"[35, 18]",328589,en,The Lady in the Van,9.269,2015-12-04,The Lady in the Van,6.3,393 +17622,"[18, 36]",402298,en,Denial,9.267,2016-09-30,Denial,6.7,349 +17623,"[28, 16, 36]",13980,ja,ストレンヂア -無皇刃譚-,9.255,2009-02-05,Sword of the Stranger,7.7,130 +17624,"[35, 80, 18, 9648]",338964,en,Bad Santa 2,9.207,2016-11-23,Bad Santa 2,5.2,416 +17625,"[28, 12, 18, 27, 878]",315011,ja,シン・ゴジラ,9.205,2016-10-11,Shin Godzilla,6.6,348 +17626,"[18, 9648, 53]",311667,en,Manhattan Night,9.2,2016-05-20,Manhattan Night,6.1,198 +17627,"[53, 28]",292040,en,Spooks: The Greater Good,9.193,2015-12-04,Spooks: The Greater Good,5.9,308 +17628,[18],374473,en,"I, Daniel Blake",9.171,2016-10-21,"I, Daniel Blake",7.7,633 +17629,"[18, 10749]",8293,en,Howards End,9.155,1992-03-13,Howards End,7.2,201 +17630,"[27, 53]",368031,en,Unfriend,9.149,2016-12-09,Friend Request,5.5,777 +17631,[27],257087,en,The Veil,9.148,2016-02-02,The Veil,4.6,188 +17632,[18],347033,en,Equity,9.134,2016-07-29,Equity,5.8,65 +17633,"[18, 10751, 10402, 10749]",412519,en,Honey 3: Dare to Dance,9.125,2016-09-06,Honey 3: Dare to Dance,5.8,132 +17634,"[28, 53]",403605,id,Headshot,9.122,2016-09-24,Headshot,6.4,173 +17635,"[10749, 27, 35, 53]",58431,en,Pride and Prejudice and Zombies,9.086,2016-02-05,Pride and Prejudice and Zombies,5.7,1195 +17636,"[28, 12, 16, 35, 10751]",382512,en,LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League: Cosmic Clash,9.086,2016-02-19,LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League: Cosmic Clash,5.6,47 +17637,[35],332721,en,Dad's Army,9.082,2016-02-05,Dad's Army,4.6,112 +17638,"[53, 27]",364116,en,The Other Side of the Door,9.078,2016-03-11,The Other Side of the Door,5.3,470 +17639,"[18, 35, 10749]",351964,en,The Escort,9.071,2016-06-15,The Escort,6.1,250 +17640,"[18, 878, 53]",228066,en,Victor Frankenstein,9.061,2015-11-10,Victor Frankenstein,5.8,1200 +17641,[35],318917,de,Er ist wieder da,9.025,2016-04-09,Look Who's Back,6.8,1020 +17642,[35],296100,en,The Night Before,9.014,2015-11-20,The Night Before,6.1,956 +17643,[99],392011,tr,Kedi,8.982,2017-02-10,Kedi,7.5,106 +17644,"[28, 35]",342521,en,Keanu,8.952,2016-04-29,Keanu,6.0,644 +17645,"[80, 53, 9648, 18]",254201,da,Fasandræberne,8.94,2016-06-17,The Absent One,7.1,264 +17646,"[35, 18]",325346,en,The Hollars,8.907,2016-08-26,The Hollars,6.4,142 +17647,"[18, 36]",321697,en,Steve Jobs,8.895,2015-10-09,Steve Jobs,6.8,2572 +17648,"[28, 12, 878]",286567,en,Max Steel,8.88,2016-10-14,Max Steel,5.2,383 +17649,"[878, 53]",428948,en,Infinity Chamber,8.869,2016-12-03,Infinity Chamber,6.5,70 +17650,[18],283235,en,99 Homes,8.85,2014-10-09,99 Homes,6.8,393 +17651,"[35, 27]",323262,en,Holidays,8.847,2016-04-22,Holidays,4.8,235 +17652,"[35, 18]",400547,en,Hurricane Bianca,8.834,2016-09-19,Hurricane Bianca,6.3,191 +17653,"[18, 80, 53]",393717,fr,Braqueurs,8.826,2016-09-24,The Crew,6.2,134 +17654,"[28, 18, 37]",174751,en,Jane Got a Gun,8.825,2016-01-29,Jane Got a Gun,5.5,439 +17655,"[27, 53]",353979,en,Pet,8.822,2016-12-02,Pet,5.8,357 +17656,[18],376866,en,Jackie,8.819,2016-12-02,Jackie,6.4,1420 +17657,[18],369894,en,Wakefield,8.818,2017-05-19,Wakefield,6.2,165 +17658,"[28, 18]",294993,zh,黄飞鸿之英雄有梦,8.813,2016-03-11,Rise of the Legend,6.4,50 +17659,"[36, 18, 10752, 28]",407887,ko,인천상륙작전,8.81,2016-08-12,Operation Chromite,6.0,86 +17660,"[10749, 35]",351819,en,Fifty Shades of Black,8.784,2016-01-29,Fifty Shades of Black,4.4,677 +17661,"[28, 12, 35]",389053,en,The Do-Over,8.779,2016-05-27,The Do-Over,5.6,793 +17662,[18],340485,en,American Honey,8.778,2016-09-30,American Honey,6.7,417 +17663,[18],353326,en,The Man Who Knew Infinity,8.76,2016-04-29,The Man Who Knew Infinity,7.2,699 +17664,"[35, 18]",244539,en,Infinitely Polar Bear,8.715,2016-06-19,Infinitely Polar Bear,6.8,209 +17665,"[28, 18]",323677,en,Race,8.705,2016-02-19,Race,7.2,910 +17666,"[80, 27, 53, 9648]",403642,en,The Neighbor,8.683,2016-09-06,The Neighbor,5.8,108 +17667,"[27, 53, 9648]",284564,en,31,8.683,2016-10-21,31,5.2,370 +17668,"[12, 16]",382190,ja,ポケモン・ザ・ムービーXY&Z ボルケニオンと機巧のマギアナ,8.655,2017-03-21,Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel,6.3,51 +17669,"[12, 18, 878]",245703,en,Midnight Special,8.653,2016-03-18,Midnight Special,6.3,1105 +17670,"[28, 18, 36, 10752]",316152,en,Free State of Jones,8.574,2016-06-24,Free State of Jones,6.6,787 +17671,"[10752, 35]",279641,en,Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,8.564,2016-03-04,Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,6.2,596 +17672,"[12, 14, 28]",401689,en,Mythica: The Godslayer,8.556,2016-12-17,Mythica: The Godslayer,6.2,31 +17673,"[35, 878]",385317,en,Hot Bot,8.549,2016-03-01,Hot Bot,4.1,98 +17674,"[53, 9648]",359790,en,Blackway,8.538,2015-10-03,Blackway,5.1,182 +17675,"[18, 27]",340103,en,The Monster,8.515,2016-11-11,The Monster,5.2,242 +17676,"[12, 16, 14, 10751]",309809,en,The Little Prince,8.512,2016-08-05,The Little Prince,7.6,1493 +17677,"[10749, 18]",339419,en,Loving,8.506,2016-11-04,Loving,6.7,529 +17678,"[10751, 35]",369883,en,Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life,8.479,2016-10-07,Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life,7.0,190 +17679,"[35, 16]",403052,en,Mower Minions,8.477,2016-07-08,Mower Minions,6.5,100 +17680,[18],254302,en,High-Rise,8.474,2016-04-28,High-Rise,5.5,610 +17681,[27],355506,en,Siren,8.471,2016-12-02,Siren,5.7,96 +17682,"[35, 18]",315664,en,Florence Foster Jenkins,8.453,2016-08-12,Florence Foster Jenkins,6.7,849 +17683,"[28, 12, 16, 10751]",234004,en,Ratchet & Clank,8.439,2016-04-29,Ratchet & Clank,5.5,332 +17684,"[18, 10749, 10770]",410314,en,A Wish for Christmas,8.437,2016-11-05,A Wish for Christmas,6.1,125 +17685,"[37, 18]",333386,en,The Duel,8.433,2016-06-24,The Duel,5.4,150 +17686,"[80, 53, 35, 9648]",301608,en,The Trust,8.395,2016-05-13,The Trust,5.0,272 +17687,[35],372411,en,Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie,8.38,2016-07-22,Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie,5.4,139 +17688,"[27, 53]",257345,en,The Darkness,8.357,2016-05-13,The Darkness,4.8,347 +17689,"[18, 35]",308453,en,The Bronze,8.328,2016-03-18,The Bronze,5.8,186 +17690,"[18, 80, 53]",331962,en,Exposed,8.32,2016-01-22,Exposed,4.6,248 +17691,"[18, 53]",340584,en,Lavender,8.319,2017-03-03,Lavender,5.3,124 +17692,"[35, 18]",10317,en,Our Brand Is Crisis,8.304,2015-10-30,Our Brand Is Crisis,5.9,306 +17693,"[18, 10749]",332872,es,Julieta,8.287,2016-12-21,Julieta,7.0,445 +17694,"[18, 36, 10752, 53]",335578,da,Under sandet,8.268,2016-01-22,Land of Mine,7.8,676 +17695,"[28, 18, 53]",270007,en,Take Down,8.26,2016-08-19,Take Down,5.7,84 +17696,[18],332979,en,Bleed for This,8.258,2016-11-04,Bleed for This,6.9,405 +17697,"[35, 18, 10749]",339397,en,Café Society,8.248,2016-07-15,Café Society,6.4,1506 +17698,[27],9638,en,Phantasm,8.243,2016-09-24,Phantasm,6.5,273 +17699,"[28, 53]",402331,en,Hard Target 2,8.212,2016-09-06,Hard Target 2,5.4,75 +17700,"[36, 18, 10752, 12]",225728,en,Macbeth,8.198,2015-12-04,Macbeth,6.5,862 +17701,"[28, 18, 53]",336882,no,Bølgen,8.197,2016-03-04,The Wave,6.5,567 +17702,"[28, 18]",308529,en,Kickboxer: Vengeance,8.184,2016-09-02,Kickboxer: Vengeance,4.6,183 +17703,[18],184341,en,Hands of Stone,8.17,2016-08-26,Hands of Stone,6.1,167 +17704,"[80, 53]",394374,es,Al final del túnel,8.165,2016-10-06,At the End of the Tunnel,6.9,137 +17705,[18],339408,en,The Birth of a Nation,8.152,2016-10-07,The Birth of a Nation,6.5,328 +17706,[18],291351,en,The Sea of Trees,8.148,2016-08-26,The Sea of Trees,6.3,246 +17707,"[10402, 18]",352492,en,XOXO,8.134,2016-08-26,XOXO,5.9,389 +17708,"[80, 18, 53]",340677,en,I.T.,8.134,2016-09-23,I.T.,5.3,348 +17709,[35],375794,es,No manches Frida,8.092,2016-09-02,No manches Frida,7.3,144 +17710,"[35, 18, 10749]",296360,en,Love & Friendship,8.086,2016-06-03,Love & Friendship,6.2,294 +17711,"[9648, 18, 27]",335791,en,When the Bough Breaks,8.062,2016-09-09,When the Bough Breaks,5.3,150 +17712,"[35, 28]",339396,en,True Memoirs of an International Assassin,8.06,2016-11-11,True Memoirs of an International Assassin,5.7,425 +17713,"[53, 80, 18]",376004,en,Adulterers,8.058,2016-01-05,Adulterers,5.2,29 +17714,[53],205588,en,Our Kind of Traitor,8.054,2016-07-01,Our Kind of Traitor,6.0,276 +17715,"[35, 14, 27]",290825,en,Yoga Hosers,8.05,2016-09-02,Yoga Hosers,4.5,221 +17716,"[18, 53]",317744,en,Careful What You Wish For,8.044,2016-06-10,Careful What You Wish For,6.0,231 +17717,"[36, 18, 10749]",377263,fr,Frantz,7.992,2017-03-15,Frantz,7.5,342 +17718,"[18, 53]",305943,en,A Kind of Murder,7.973,2016-12-16,A Kind of Murder,5.4,116 +17719,"[53, 18]",419639,en,The Thinning,7.968,2016-10-12,The Thinning,7.2,202 +17720,"[18, 27]",409297,en,A Dark Song,7.963,2017-04-28,A Dark Song,6.1,191 +17721,"[27, 53]",407531,en,Bedeviled,7.95,2017-08-11,Bedeviled,5.0,162 +17722,"[18, 14, 10402]",266639,en,Jem and the Holograms,7.942,2015-10-23,Jem and the Holograms,5.4,241 +17723,"[35, 18]",342672,en,4th Man Out,7.919,2016-02-05,4th Man Out,7.0,203 +17724,"[53, 80, 18]",334527,en,Criminal Activities,7.914,2015-11-20,Criminal Activities,5.9,166 +17725,"[27, 53]",329010,en,Emelie,7.905,2016-03-04,Emelie,5.2,455 +17726,"[878, 53]",410199,en,ARQ,7.882,2016-09-16,ARQ,6.1,588 +17727,"[53, 9648, 80]",196024,da,Kvinden i buret,7.872,2016-06-17,The Keeper of Lost Causes,7.2,315 +17728,"[28, 12, 14]",381902,zh,西游记之孙悟空三打白骨精,7.866,2016-02-08,The Monkey King 2,5.8,42 +17729,[99],377151,it,Fuocoammare,7.862,2016-10-21,Fire at Sea,6.7,127 +17730,"[18, 35, 36]",301348,en,Elvis & Nixon,7.857,2016-04-22,Elvis & Nixon,5.8,233 +17731,"[80, 18, 53, 9648]",374617,en,Imperium,7.815,2016-08-19,Imperium,6.4,688 +17732,"[27, 14, 10402]",375742,pl,Córki dancingu,7.803,2017-02-01,The Lure,6.5,88 +17733,"[37, 18, 53]",376501,en,Outlaws and Angels,7.803,2016-01-25,Outlaws and Angels,5.6,46 +17734,"[35, 18, 10749]",320588,en,"Hello, My Name Is Doris",7.802,2016-03-11,"Hello, My Name Is Doris",6.4,265 +17735,"[9648, 16, 14, 27]",357786,ja,傷物語〈Ⅰ鉄血篇〉,7.793,2016-02-26,Kizumonogatari Part 1: Tekketsu,7.9,49 +17736,"[18, 35, 10749]",312669,en,Maggie's Plan,7.787,2016-05-20,Maggie's Plan,5.7,218 +17737,[35],339927,en,Kevin Hart: What Now?,7.786,2016-10-14,Kevin Hart: What Now?,6.5,159 +17738,"[80, 18]",326285,en,American Pastoral,7.782,2016-10-21,American Pastoral,6.0,339 +17739,"[18, 53]",302528,en,Remember,7.779,2016-03-11,Remember,7.4,303 +17740,"[28, 35, 878]",279096,en,Lazer Team,7.768,2016-01-27,Lazer Team,5.6,142 +17741,"[10749, 14, 27]",314405,it,Il racconto dei racconti,7.76,2015-09-04,Tale of Tales,6.2,838 +17742,"[28, 12, 53, 37]",362703,en,Diablo,7.75,2016-01-08,Diablo,4.2,91 +17743,"[35, 18]",337154,en,The Meddler,7.725,2016-04-22,The Meddler,5.8,186 +17744,[35],352186,en,Good Kids,7.722,2016-10-21,Good Kids,6.4,149 +17745,"[14, 9648, 53, 18]",294795,en,The 9th Life of Louis Drax,7.702,2016-09-01,The 9th Life of Louis Drax,6.4,253 +17746,"[18, 27, 878]",336455,en,Viral,7.664,2016-07-29,Viral,5.5,238 +17747,[18],409502,en,I'm Not Ashamed,7.661,2016-10-21,I'm Not Ashamed,6.9,88 +17748,"[18, 36, 10749]",359784,en,Maudie,7.658,2017-06-16,Maudie,7.7,125 +17749,"[10770, 35]",360606,en,Adventures in Babysitting,7.652,2016-06-24,Adventures in Babysitting,7.1,137 +17750,[18],337844,en,In Dubious Battle,7.646,2017-02-17,In Dubious Battle,5.9,67 +17751,"[80, 18]",390584,en,King Cobra,7.631,2016-10-21,King Cobra,5.9,274 +17752,"[18, 27, 878, 53]",390582,en,Here Alone,7.631,2016-04-15,Here Alone,5.8,71 +17753,"[18, 53]",345918,en,Come and Find Me,7.624,2016-11-11,Come and Find Me,5.7,127 +17754,"[35, 18]",318121,en,The Fundamentals of Caring,7.615,2016-01-29,The Fundamentals of Caring,7.4,1207 +17755,"[12, 10751]",365045,de,Heidi,7.605,2016-04-07,Heidi,7.1,178 +17756,"[27, 35, 53]",392058,en,"Fear, Inc.",7.566,2016-04-15,"Fear, Inc.",5.6,79 +17757,[18],317557,en,Queen of Katwe,7.564,2016-09-23,Queen of Katwe,7.1,225 +17758,[10749],375867,en,Paris Can Wait,7.557,2017-05-12,Paris Can Wait,5.4,98 +17759,"[35, 18]",290762,en,Miss You Already,7.535,2015-11-06,Miss You Already,7.4,414 +17760,"[10751, 12, 16, 28]",396330,en,LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League - Gotham City Breakout,7.534,2016-06-21,LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League - Gotham City Breakout,7.4,38 +17761,[18],340487,en,Certain Women,7.514,2016-10-14,Certain Women,5.9,148 +17762,"[10770, 27, 35, 10402, 53, 878]",377448,en,The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again,7.511,2016-10-20,The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again,5.3,118 +17763,"[28, 12, 14]",388191,en,Mythica: The Iron Crown,7.501,2016-05-14,Mythica: The Iron Crown,6.3,32 +17764,[18],336011,en,White Girl,7.499,2016-09-02,White Girl,5.6,221 +17765,[35],396292,en,Ali Wong: Baby Cobra,7.488,2016-05-06,Ali Wong: Baby Cobra,7.5,74 +17766,"[28, 878]",395883,en,Andron,7.476,2016-06-03,Andron,3.8,78 +17767,"[28, 12, 18, 36]",360249,no,Birkebeinerne,7.472,2016-06-17,The Last King,5.6,114 +17768,"[53, 80]",257440,en,Term Life,7.443,2016-04-29,Term Life,5.9,138 +17769,"[10749, 35]",426808,en,A Cinderella Christmas,7.442,2016-12-04,A Cinderella Christmas,6.7,84 +17770,[35],369524,en,The Comedian,7.433,2016-12-09,The Comedian,5.6,68 +17771,"[35, 18]",348678,sv,En man som heter Ove,7.422,2016-08-26,A Man Called Ove,7.4,430 +17772,[27],298584,en,Cabin Fever,7.419,2016-02-12,Cabin Fever,4.6,215 +17773,"[35, 80, 18, 10749]",329809,fr,L'Hermine,7.384,2016-04-17,Courted,6.2,103 +17774,"[27, 53]",375355,en,Don't Hang Up,7.358,2017-02-10,Don't Hang Up,5.7,208 +17775,"[99, 10752]",416211,ar,The White Helmets,7.35,2016-09-16,The White Helmets,7.5,109 +17776,"[27, 53]",245627,en,Abattoir,7.349,2016-12-09,Abattoir,4.5,91 +17777,"[18, 27, 53, 9648]",362057,en,Martyrs,7.341,2016-01-22,Martyrs,4.8,123 +17778,"[18, 10752]",348674,da,Krigen,7.328,2016-02-12,A War,6.8,107 +17779,"[35, 18, 10751]",331588,en,The Great Gilly Hopkins,7.328,2016-10-07,The Great Gilly Hopkins,6.5,133 +17780,"[9648, 878, 53]",332502,en,400 Days,7.325,2016-01-12,400 Days,4.3,288 +17781,"[28, 18, 53]",262982,en,The Hollow Point,7.322,2016-12-16,The Hollow Point,6.1,81 +17782,[18],334532,en,100 Streets,7.317,2016-06-08,100 Streets,6.2,91 +17783,"[35, 18]",356298,en,Don't Think Twice,7.304,2016-07-22,Don't Think Twice,6.4,240 +17784,"[18, 53]",301334,en,Una,7.304,2017-10-06,Una,6.4,103 +17785,"[18, 53, 9648]",373314,en,Misconduct,7.299,2016-02-05,Misconduct,5.5,301 +17786,"[18, 80, 53]",354979,en,Dog Eat Dog,7.286,2016-11-04,Dog Eat Dog,5.0,154 +17787,[18],351454,es,Neruda,7.285,2016-09-04,Neruda,6.3,129 +17788,"[28, 27, 878]",399894,en,Daylight's End,7.28,2016-04-16,Daylight's End,5.2,63 +17789,"[18, 53, 27]",333674,en,Intruders,7.272,2016-01-15,Intruders,5.8,245 +17790,"[18, 9648, 10749]",316021,en,Frank & Lola,7.256,2016-12-09,Frank & Lola,5.6,86 +17791,"[18, 27, 53, 10752]",375012,en,Under the Shadow,7.245,2016-10-07,Under the Shadow,6.6,295 +17792,"[99, 10402]",391698,en,The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years,7.236,2016-09-16,The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years,7.6,162 +17793,[27],112454,en,Clown,7.223,2016-06-17,Clown,5.3,682 +17794,"[28, 18, 53]",274504,en,The Adderall Diaries,7.208,2016-04-15,The Adderall Diaries,5.3,89 +17795,"[28, 16, 12, 80, 878]",411736,en,Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders,7.207,2016-10-11,Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders,6.9,79 +17796,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",324807,en,A Bigger Splash,7.184,2015-12-20,A Bigger Splash,6.2,364 +17797,[99],352208,en,Where to Invade Next,7.181,2015-12-23,Where to Invade Next,7.4,250 +17798,"[18, 80, 53]",339994,en,The Good Neighbor,7.181,2016-09-16,The Good Neighbor,6.2,230 +17799,"[28, 18, 10752]",407375,en,Sniper: Ghost Shooter,7.154,2016-08-02,Sniper: Ghost Shooter,5.9,55 +17800,"[35, 10770]",417028,en,The Swap,7.148,2016-10-07,The Swap,6.8,82 +17801,"[18, 10752, 10749]",363841,en,Gernika,7.147,2016-08-02,Guernica,5.4,65 +17802,"[35, 27, 18]",380124,en,Boo! A Madea Halloween,7.141,2016-10-21,Boo! A Madea Halloween,5.3,280 +17803,"[27, 53]",241258,en,Incarnate,7.137,2016-12-02,Incarnate,5.2,314 +17804,[18],374461,en,Mr. Church,7.125,2016-09-16,Mr. Church,7.2,244 +17805,"[18, 10751, 35]",404378,en,A Street Cat Named Bob,7.12,2016-11-18,A Street Cat Named Bob,7.5,500 +17806,"[18, 36]",157843,en,Queen of the Desert,7.109,2016-03-01,Queen of the Desert,6.0,136 +17807,"[16, 14, 9648]",362584,ja,傷物語〈Ⅱ熱血篇〉,7.101,2016-10-22,Kizumonogatari Part 2: Nekketsu,8.4,38 +17808,[18],336222,is,Hrútar,7.101,2016-02-03,Rams,7.2,115 +17809,"[35, 18, 10749]",371738,en,Looking: The Movie,7.073,2016-06-26,Looking: The Movie,7.4,126 +17810,[99],321769,en,Deep Web,7.028,2015-03-15,Deep Web,6.8,150 +17811,"[18, 36, 10770]",347123,en,All the Way,7.028,2016-05-21,All the Way,6.6,145 +17812,"[35, 18]",326094,en,Wiener-Dog,7.012,2016-06-24,Wiener-Dog,5.6,101 +17813,"[10402, 10749, 35, 18]",207936,en,Tumbledown,7.004,2015-04-18,Tumbledown,6.4,88 +17814,"[18, 35]",436459,en,Almost Friends,7.001,2017-11-17,Almost Friends,6.1,81 +17815,"[35, 27, 53]",320413,en,The Greasy Strangler,6.997,2016-10-07,The Greasy Strangler,5.9,79 +17816,"[35, 18]",351242,en,The Intervention,6.982,2016-08-26,The Intervention,6.1,97 +17817,"[14, 18, 878]",369552,zh,爵迹,6.96,2016-09-30,L.O.R.D: Legend of Ravaging Dynasties,6.0,11 +17818,"[878, 12, 18, 10751, 10770]",430951,en,Doctor Who: The Return Of Doctor Mysterio,6.956,2016-12-25,Doctor Who: The Return Of Doctor Mysterio,7.5,113 +17819,[99],377462,en,O.J. Made in America,6.939,2016-05-20,O.J. Made in America,8.5,115 +17820,"[27, 53]",381034,en,I Am Not a Serial Killer,6.929,2016-08-26,I Am Not a Serial Killer,6.2,233 +17821,"[16, 10751, 35]",366656,fr,La guerre des tuques 3D,6.92,2016-02-19,Snowtime!,5.8,38 +17822,[18],254172,en,Fathers and Daughters,6.916,2016-01-13,Fathers and Daughters,7.2,571 +17823,[99],360030,en,Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World,6.914,2016-03-04,Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World,6.7,139 +17824,"[35, 80, 53]",318922,en,Kill Your Friends,6.914,2016-04-01,Kill Your Friends,6.1,186 +17825,"[28, 878, 14, 27]",276624,ja,アイアムアヒーロー,6.901,2016-12-31,I Am a Hero,6.7,108 +17826,"[53, 9648]",353433,en,Urge,6.899,2016-06-03,Urge,4.3,124 +17827,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",290751,en,Secret in Their Eyes,6.892,2015-11-20,Secret in Their Eyes,6.3,696 +17828,"[12, 18]",336808,es,El abrazo de la serpiente,6.887,2016-02-17,Embrace of the Serpent,7.8,212 +17829,"[35, 10749]",378200,en,The Perfect Match,6.875,2016-03-11,The Perfect Match,5.5,78 +17830,"[27, 53]",363111,en,Wolves at the Door,6.869,2016-10-21,Wolves at the Door,4.6,91 +17831,[99],376228,en,Audrie & Daisy,6.868,2016-01-25,Audrie & Daisy,7.3,104 +17832,"[28, 878, 53]",346651,en,Pandemic,6.868,2016-04-01,Pandemic,4.5,135 +17833,[35],381518,en,Mindhorn,6.849,2016-10-09,Mindhorn,6.3,125 +17834,"[35, 18]",346134,en,Miss Stevens,6.841,2016-03-12,Miss Stevens,6.8,97 +17835,[35],295699,en,Everybody Wants Some!!,6.839,2016-03-30,Everybody Wants Some!!,6.4,681 +17836,"[35, 18]",228108,en,The Road Within,6.838,2015-04-21,The Road Within,6.8,218 +17837,"[35, 18, 10749]",413471,en,The Late Bloomer,6.837,2016-10-07,The Late Bloomer,5.4,189 +17838,[35],186759,en,Get a Job,6.834,2016-03-25,Get a Job,5.2,369 +17839,[35],336445,en,Army of One,6.829,2016-11-04,Army of One,5.5,119 +17840,"[18, 10402]",297806,en,I Saw the Light,6.824,2016-03-25,I Saw the Light,5.9,88 +17841,"[35, 18, 10749]",353069,en,Mother's Day,6.822,2016-04-29,Mother's Day,5.9,782 +17842,"[10749, 35]",332340,en,Man Up,6.82,2015-11-13,Man Up,6.6,538 +17843,[16],303903,ja,ポケモン・ザ・ムービーXY 破壊の繭とディアンシー,6.809,2016-06-15,Pokémon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction,5.9,61 +17844,"[28, 14]",406429,zh,封神传奇,6.806,2016-07-29,League of Gods,5.3,42 +17845,"[35, 18, 9648]",291264,en,The Family Fang,6.803,2016-04-29,The Family Fang,5.8,172 +17846,"[18, 9648, 53]",373476,en,Complete Unknown,6.787,2016-08-26,Complete Unknown,5.1,84 +17847,"[18, 53, 27]",381935,en,Jack Goes Home,6.786,2016-03-14,Jack Goes Home,4.7,33 +17848,"[10749, 35, 18]",291328,en,Rules Don't Apply,6.769,2016-11-23,Rules Don't Apply,5.9,245 +17849,"[35, 53, 18]",369697,en,Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer,6.755,2017-04-14,Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer,5.5,95 +17850,"[35, 14, 27, 10749]",374052,en,The Love Witch,6.754,2016-11-11,The Love Witch,6.2,154 +17851,"[53, 80, 9648]",394661,en,Sacrifice,6.747,2016-04-29,Sacrifice,5.2,99 +17852,[35],341392,fr,Lolo,6.745,2016-03-11,Lolo,5.3,213 +17853,"[35, 10749]",298583,en,All Roads Lead to Rome,6.739,2016-02-05,All Roads Lead to Rome,5.0,142 +17854,"[18, 878]",334538,en,Into the Forest,6.738,2016-07-29,Into the Forest,5.8,343 +17855,"[27, 53]",291413,en,Within,6.727,2016-10-18,Within,5.3,134 +17856,"[10749, 35, 10751]",302688,en,My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2,6.714,2016-03-25,My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2,5.8,593 +17857,[10749],339148,en,Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong,6.699,2016-02-12,Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong,6.0,60 +17858,"[99, 35]",320006,fa,تاکسی,6.693,2015-10-02,Taxi,6.9,189 +17859,[18],371449,en,Other People,6.69,2016-09-09,Other People,6.6,86 +17860,[99],380808,en,Zero Days,6.689,2016-07-08,Zero Days,7.5,111 +17861,[28],356334,en,Gridlocked,6.683,2016-06-14,Gridlocked,5.6,72 +17862,"[27, 53]",407559,en,I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House,6.683,2016-10-28,I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House,4.1,294 +17863,[10751],370765,en,Jessica Darling's It List,6.64,2016-06-21,Jessica Darling's It List,5.4,75 +17864,"[35, 27, 878]",390989,en,Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens,6.632,2016-07-31,Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens,4.2,188 +17865,[27],339547,en,Jeruzalem,6.623,2016-01-22,Jeruzalem,4.5,200 +17866,[35],376581,en,Amateur Night,6.619,2016-08-12,Amateur Night,5.5,87 +17867,"[53, 9648, 878]",347945,en,Synchronicity,6.614,2016-01-22,Synchronicity,5.7,204 +17868,"[12, 35, 10751]",347689,en,Pee-wee's Big Holiday,6.6,2016-03-18,Pee-wee's Big Holiday,6.1,119 +17869,[18],347126,en,God's Not Dead 2,6.6,2016-04-01,God's Not Dead 2,5.8,189 +17870,[18],353571,en,Tallulah,6.598,2016-01-23,Tallulah,6.8,434 +17871,"[18, 28, 53]",390497,ko,터널,6.592,2016-08-26,Tunnel,7.1,173 +17872,"[28, 27]",400605,en,Dead Rising: Endgame,6.584,2016-06-20,Dead Rising: Endgame,4.9,88 +17873,"[14, 35, 878]",405815,en,The Sex Trip,6.582,2016-11-18,The Sex Trip,6.7,26 +17874,"[18, 53, 9648]",296523,en,Man Down,6.574,2016-12-02,Man Down,6.1,136 +17875,[18],353728,en,Closet Monster,6.547,2016-09-23,Closet Monster,7.2,163 +17876,[53],356842,en,The Ones Below,6.544,2016-05-27,The Ones Below,5.9,175 +17877,[35],272548,en,Moonwalkers,6.535,2015-03-14,Moonwalkers,6.2,171 +17878,"[35, 18]",340402,en,Almost Christmas,6.532,2016-11-11,Almost Christmas,5.6,245 +17879,[18],347881,en,The Confirmation,6.528,2016-03-18,The Confirmation,6.4,87 +17880,[35],288171,en,Blue Mountain State: The Rise of Thadland,6.524,2016-02-02,Blue Mountain State: The Rise of Thadland,5.8,161 +17881,"[99, 10770]",410718,en,Before the Flood,6.518,2016-10-21,Before the Flood,7.9,387 +17882,"[878, 53, 14]",301729,en,Terminus,6.515,2016-01-22,Terminus,4.8,95 +17883,"[16, 10751]",392536,en,Lego Scooby-Doo!: Haunted Hollywood,6.512,2016-05-03,Lego Scooby-Doo!: Haunted Hollywood,5.8,56 +17884,"[27, 53]",410876,en,Tell Me How I Die,6.499,2016-09-16,Tell Me How I Die,5.4,108 +17885,"[878, 16, 28]",296917,ja,劇場版 サイコパス,6.495,2016-03-15,Psycho-Pass: The Movie,7.2,81 +17886,[18],319995,es,El Club,6.488,2015-10-19,The Club,6.8,115 +17887,"[18, 10749]",393445,hi,Ae Dil Hai Mushkil,6.471,2016-10-28,Ae Dil Hai Mushkil,6.2,96 +17888,"[18, 10749]",413543,hi,Dear Zindagi,6.463,2016-11-25,Dear Zindagi,6.9,105 +17889,"[14, 27, 878]",334394,tr,Baskın,6.46,2016-03-25,Baskın,5.8,120 +17890,[16],409122,en,Scooby-Doo! and WWE: Curse of the Speed Demon,6.447,2016-08-09,Scooby-Doo! and WWE: Curse of the Speed Demon,7.1,33 +17891,[18],368596,en,Back in the Day,6.42,2016-05-20,Back in the Day,2.8,102 +17892,[18],325113,en,A Girl Like Her,6.418,2015-03-27,A Girl Like Her,7.3,164 +17893,[35],355008,en,Special Correspondents,6.413,2016-04-22,Special Correspondents,5.7,237 +17894,"[35, 18, 10752]",321751,en,A Perfect Day,6.404,2016-01-15,A Perfect Day,6.7,326 +17895,[27],400411,en,Satanic,6.403,2016-07-01,Satanic,4.0,241 +17896,"[53, 16, 14]",152044,ja,劇場版 魔法少女まどか☆マギカ[後編] 永遠の物語,6.393,2012-10-19,Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part II: Eternal,8.0,53 +17897,[35],408159,en,The Young Offenders,6.386,2016-09-23,The Young Offenders,7.5,94 +17898,"[28, 12, 35, 14, 878, 53]",339116,en,Maximum Ride,6.382,2016-09-30,Maximum Ride,4.7,167 +17899,"[10770, 10402]",348089,en,Grease Live,6.378,2016-03-08,Grease Live,7.2,196 +17900,[18],377154,fr,Quand on a 17 Ans,6.375,2016-06-09,Being 17,6.9,191 +17901,[28],367206,zh,三少爷的剑,6.375,2016-12-09,Sword Master,6.4,27 +17902,"[12, 16]",357400,ja,デジモンアドベンチャーtri.（トライ）第１章「再会」,6.373,2016-09-05,Digimon Adventure Tri. - Chapter 1: Reunion,8.0,25 +17903,"[12, 18, 36, 10749]",402672,hi,Mohenjo Daro,6.371,2016-08-12,Mohenjo Daro,6.4,42 +17904,"[18, 36]",329718,en,Altamira,6.349,2016-09-16,Finding Altamira,5.6,71 +17905,"[14, 53, 27, 878]",354251,en,Southbound,6.335,2016-02-05,Southbound,5.9,268 +17906,"[28, 18]",398289,en,Life on the Line,6.329,2015-11-05,Life on the Line,5.6,86 +17907,[35],385372,en,Chalk It Up,6.324,2016-09-13,Chalk It Up,4.8,86 +17908,"[18, 27, 53]",293452,en,The Disappointments Room,6.324,2016-09-09,The Disappointments Room,4.4,272 +17909,"[80, 99]",376424,en,Beware the Slenderman,6.321,2016-03-11,Beware the Slenderman,6.1,81 +17910,[18],374458,ro,Bacalaureat,6.318,2016-05-20,Graduation,6.7,115 +17911,"[53, 28, 80]",395925,en,Rampage: President Down,6.298,2016-09-06,Rampage: President Down,5.0,61 +17912,"[35, 18]",408272,en,Catfight,6.294,2017-03-03,Catfight,5.6,83 +17913,[18],390329,en,Madly,6.289,2016-04-14,Madly,5.0,1 +17914,"[16, 80, 99]",381028,en,Tower,6.276,2016-03-13,Tower,7.8,102 +17915,"[28, 53]",289269,en,Lady Bloodfight,6.273,2016-11-11,Lady Bloodfight,6.0,53 +17916,[99],338544,en,For the Love of Spock,6.252,2016-09-09,For the Love of Spock,7.6,87 +17917,[18],340611,en,Indignation,6.248,2016-07-29,Indignation,6.5,155 +17918,[99],411009,en,Amanda Knox,6.229,2016-09-30,Amanda Knox,6.7,275 +17919,[53],336960,en,Her Infidelity,6.218,2016-02-25,Her Infidelity,4.1,15 +17920,"[18, 27, 9648]",330982,en,The Childhood of a Leader,6.181,2016-07-22,The Childhood of a Leader,6.2,93 +17921,[10751],385722,en,Bling,6.181,2016-03-03,Bling,6.0,15 +17922,[35],239568,en,Search Party,6.167,2016-05-13,Search Party,5.2,92 +17923,"[12, 18, 14, 9648]",389593,en,Severus Snape and the Marauders,6.163,2016-03-01,Severus Snape and the Marauders,7.3,49 +17924,"[18, 35]",352695,en,Joshy,6.156,2016-08-12,Joshy,5.4,54 +17925,[18],364690,en,Natural Selection,6.15,2016-08-26,Natural Selection,5.4,96 +17926,"[16, 10751]",415749,en,Barbie: Star Light Adventure,6.143,2016-09-13,Barbie: Star Light Adventure,6.2,40 +17927,"[53, 27]",410126,en,Patient Seven,6.141,2016-10-11,Patient Seven,4.9,54 +17928,"[27, 878, 53]",168098,en,Cell,6.14,2016-07-08,Cell,4.5,597 +17929,"[35, 27]",377587,en,Meet the Blacks,6.131,2016-04-01,Meet the Blacks,4.4,139 +17930,[18],408508,en,Blue Jay,6.128,2016-10-07,Blue Jay,6.9,176 +17931,"[16, 10749]",18143,ja,彼女と彼女の猫,6.121,2003-06-10,She and Her Cat,6.6,62 +17932,"[35, 18, 36]",986,en,Falstaff,6.108,1967-03-16,Chimes at Midnight,7.4,65 +17933,"[37, 28, 18, 878]",215379,en,Young Ones,6.107,2014-10-09,Young Ones,5.8,160 +17934,[10751],396289,en,Raising the Bar,6.096,2016-05-02,Raising the Bar,6.3,74 +17935,"[10749, 18]",310888,en,Southside with You,6.094,2016-08-26,Southside with You,5.5,131 +17936,"[10749, 35, 18, 10770]",409447,en,Hairspray Live!,6.076,2016-12-07,Hairspray Live!,7.3,85 +17937,"[18, 27, 9648]",325302,en,They Look Like People,6.076,2016-02-26,They Look Like People,6.1,99 +17938,[18],351037,nl,D'Ardennen,6.075,2016-04-10,The Ardennes,7.1,86 +17939,"[28, 27]",410988,en,The Stakelander,6.066,2016-10-31,The Stakelander,5.4,59 +17940,"[35, 18, 10749]",357424,en,Almost Adults,6.058,2016-10-15,Almost Adults,6.2,102 +17941,"[28, 80, 53]",269494,ko,끝까지 간다,6.044,2016-11-20,A Hard Day,7.0,149 +17942,[53],356500,en,Detour,6.03,2017-01-20,Detour,6.5,76 +17943,"[12, 27]",397981,en,Beyond the Gates,6.018,2016-06-02,Beyond the Gates,5.1,101 +17944,[18],352157,fr,Marguerite,5.992,2016-03-11,Marguerite,6.5,160 +17945,"[53, 27, 878]",376579,en,Let's Be Evil,5.983,2016-08-05,Let's Be Evil,4.4,82 +17946,[18],352885,en,The Book of Love,5.982,2017-01-13,The Book of Love,6.5,102 +17947,[99],376233,en,"Life, Animated",5.98,2016-03-03,"Life, Animated",7.8,76 +17948,"[53, 18]",258363,en,Desierto,5.979,2016-10-14,Desierto,6.0,183 +17949,"[16, 18, 37]",421281,en,Borrowed Time,5.973,2015-10-31,Borrowed Time,7.5,100 +17950,"[10752, 18]",316042,en,Hyena Road,5.966,2016-03-11,Hyena Road,6.4,84 +17951,[18],109453,en,Mothers and Daughters,5.963,2016-05-06,Mothers and Daughters,5.1,66 +17952,"[18, 53]",423377,en,Sugar Mountain,5.953,2016-12-09,Sugar Mountain,5.1,49 +17953,[18],337874,en,Goat,5.948,2016-09-23,Goat,5.3,173 +17954,"[27, 53]",354924,en,The Dead Room,5.947,2016-04-08,The Dead Room,5.0,55 +17955,"[18, 53]",402446,en,Edge of Winter,5.942,2016-07-31,Edge of Winter,5.8,80 +17956,"[18, 27, 53]",387399,en,We Go On,5.936,2016-03-05,We Go On,5.8,52 +17957,[18],307946,en,I Smile Back,5.934,2015-10-23,I Smile Back,6.1,67 +17958,"[18, 36, 10770]",348390,en,Confirmation,5.933,2016-04-16,Confirmation,6.8,88 +17959,[37],398265,en,Traded,5.93,2016-06-10,Traded,5.0,34 +17960,"[878, 28, 27]",385320,en,Zoombies,5.916,2016-05-13,Zoombies,3.9,47 +17961,"[878, 14, 27]",262848,en,Phantasm: Ravager,5.912,2016-10-07,Phantasm: Ravager,5.1,59 +17962,"[27, 53]",406107,en,Dead Awake,5.907,2017-05-12,Dead Awake,4.9,50 +17963,"[27, 53]",407389,en,The Remains,5.883,2016-08-05,The Remains,4.2,78 +17964,"[18, 10749]",358895,en,Being Charlie,5.87,2016-05-06,Being Charlie,6.5,98 +17965,"[18, 53]",381075,en,Teenage Cocktail,5.85,2016-03-12,Teenage Cocktail,5.5,116 +17966,"[35, 18]",366505,es,El olivo,5.848,2016-03-06,The Olive Tree,6.7,71 +17967,[18],280840,es,ma ma,5.837,2016-03-31,ma ma,6.4,71 +17968,"[12, 18, 36]",310119,en,Last Days in the Desert,5.835,2016-05-13,Last Days in the Desert,5.1,65 +17969,"[18, 27]",397514,en,The Windmill Massacre,5.831,2016-10-25,The Windmill Massacre,4.8,70 +17970,"[16, 10749]",196761,ja,ハル,5.827,2014-09-02,Hal,7.2,46 +17971,"[10402, 35]",400608,en,Bo Burnham: Make Happy,5.817,2016-06-03,Bo Burnham: Make Happy,8.4,126 +17972,[18],305642,en,Ithaca,5.811,2015-10-29,Ithaca,5.6,50 +17973,"[28, 80]",397003,en,The Asian Connection,5.802,2016-05-13,The Asian Connection,4.1,28 +17974,[99],392553,en,Minimalism: A Documentary About the Important Things,5.795,2016-03-16,Minimalism: A Documentary About the Important Things,6.8,175 +17975,"[18, 10402]",316000,en,Miles Ahead,5.766,2015-10-10,Miles Ahead,6.7,123 +17976,[35],309298,en,Don Verdean,5.755,2015-12-11,Don Verdean,4.5,64 +17977,[18],334531,en,My All American,5.753,2015-11-13,My All American,7.1,63 +17978,[99],407806,en,13th,5.746,2016-10-07,13th,8.1,271 +17979,"[14, 9648, 53, 27, 878]",388440,en,The Curse of Sleeping Beauty,5.742,2016-05-13,The Curse of Sleeping Beauty,4.0,77 +17980,"[53, 10770]",380565,en,Home Invasion,5.73,2016-02-02,Home Invasion,5.2,70 +17981,[27],332285,en,Antibirth,5.716,2016-09-02,Antibirth,4.8,66 +17982,"[28, 18, 10752]",378385,en,Jarhead 3: The Siege,5.714,2016-01-20,Jarhead 3: The Siege,5.7,77 +17983,"[28, 12, 80, 10752]",415214,zh,湄公河行動,5.707,2016-09-30,Operation Mekong,6.4,62 +17984,"[99, 10402]",412924,en,Supersonic,5.698,2016-10-26,Supersonic,7.5,115 +17985,"[18, 35, 10749]",397517,en,Be Somebody,5.68,2016-06-10,Be Somebody,6.7,138 +17986,[53],369033,en,Rebirth,5.665,2016-04-17,Rebirth,4.9,91 +17987,"[18, 53, 28, 878]",347882,en,Sleight,5.664,2017-04-28,Sleight,5.3,367 +17988,[35],368993,en,Mascots,5.658,2016-10-13,Mascots,5.6,94 +17989,"[10749, 10770]",427045,en,A December Bride,5.657,2016-11-20,A December Bride,6.4,57 +17990,"[27, 53]",421848,en,Recovery,5.657,2016-10-27,Recovery,4.6,40 +17991,[27],401065,en,The Axe Murders of Villisca,5.655,2017-01-20,The Axe Murders of Villisca,4.5,34 +17992,"[18, 10749]",371741,en,Ali and Nino,5.645,2016-01-27,Ali and Nino,7.0,35 +17993,[35],413778,fr,Paris pieds nus,5.641,2016-09-02,Lost in Paris,6.2,47 +17994,[99],360029,en,Into the Inferno,5.632,2016-09-07,Into the Inferno,7.0,74 +17995,[18],392817,ru,Ученик,5.625,2017-04-21,The Student,6.5,81 +17996,"[28, 18]",356626,fr,Black,5.624,2016-03-12,Black,6.7,85 +17997,[99],359871,en,My Scientology Movie,5.585,2016-04-17,My Scientology Movie,6.7,168 +17998,[18],333596,en,Woodlawn,5.575,2015-10-16,Woodlawn,7.0,79 +17999,"[28, 80, 27, 53]",369032,en,Carnage Park,5.573,2016-07-01,Carnage Park,5.3,57 +18000,"[53, 27, 9648]",345875,en,The Abandoned,5.558,2016-01-08,The Abandoned,4.2,90 +18001,"[18, 10749]",151512,th,จันดารา ปฐมบท,5.549,2016-11-27,Jan Dara: The Beginning,6.5,8 +18002,[28],403232,en,Vigilante Diaries,5.547,2016-06-22,Vigilante Diaries,4.8,32 +18003,[99],376261,en,Weiner,5.545,2016-05-20,Weiner,7.6,99 +18004,"[12, 28]",423627,en,Contract to Kill,5.541,2016-12-09,Contract to Kill,4.2,31 +18005,[18],318850,en,The Young Messiah,5.531,2016-03-11,The Young Messiah,6.1,50 +18006,"[18, 14]",298721,th,รักที่ขอนแก่น,5.514,2016-01-23,Cemetery of Splendour,5.1,71 +18007,"[10749, 35, 18]",399624,hi,बेफिक्रे,5.506,2016-12-09,Befikre,4.9,30 +18008,[10402],394269,en,Lemonade,5.497,2016-04-23,Lemonade,8.7,83 +18009,"[80, 28]",412678,en,Cartels,5.483,2016-05-19,Cartels,5.2,21 +18010,[18],373473,en,Little Men,5.482,2016-08-05,Little Men,6.5,82 +18011,"[18, 10749]",352498,en,First Girl I Loved,5.471,2016-10-18,First Girl I Loved,6.6,68 +18012,"[12, 18, 36]",277154,nl,Michiel de Ruyter,5.466,2016-03-11,Admiral,6.4,86 +18013,[53],376453,en,Operation Avalanche,5.414,2016-09-16,Operation Avalanche,6.3,103 +18014,"[10770, 10749, 35]",374607,en,Love on the Sidelines,5.411,2016-01-16,Love on the Sidelines,6.0,34 +18015,"[53, 80]",393562,hi,रमन राघव २.०,5.41,2016-09-25,Raman Raghav 2.0,7.3,51 +18016,"[18, 10749]",416691,en,1 Night,5.409,2017-02-10,1 Night,6.4,107 +18017,"[80, 53]",422874,en,Money,5.398,2016-04-06,Money,5.4,63 +18018,"[28, 878]",376292,en,Paradox,5.385,2016-04-22,Paradox,4.5,65 +18019,"[18, 10402]",283330,en,Eden,5.373,2015-06-19,Eden,5.8,57 +18020,"[18, 36]",364051,fr,Les Innocentes,5.363,2016-01-26,The Innocents,7.2,178 +18021,[18],525102,en,Girl Lost,5.361,2018-05-01,Girl Lost,4.1,54 +18022,"[14, 12, 35, 10751]",450509,en,Albion: The Enchanted Stallion,5.334,2016-05-01,Albion: The Enchanted Stallion,6.0,57 +18023,[99],333377,en,Requiem for the American Dream,5.329,2015-04-18,Requiem for the American Dream,7.8,92 +18024,[99],366696,en,The Red Pill,5.329,2016-10-14,The Red Pill,7.7,79 +18025,"[10402, 18, 80, 35]",340275,en,Chi-Raq,5.31,2015-12-04,Chi-Raq,5.7,95 +18026,"[28, 80, 18]",398535,hi,Udta Punjab,5.305,2016-06-17,Udta Punjab,7.2,68 +18027,"[28, 80, 18]",416249,cn,寒戰 II,5.303,2016-09-08,Cold War II,6.7,28 +18028,"[53, 16, 14]",152042,ja,劇場版 魔法少女まどか☆マギカ [前編] 始まりの物語,5.301,2012-10-19,Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part I: Beginnings,7.6,55 +18029,"[53, 28, 878]",401123,en,Beta Test,5.291,2016-07-22,Beta Test,4.9,59 +18030,[18],323929,en,Krisha,5.288,2016-03-18,Krisha,6.8,86 +18031,[18],330697,nl,Belgica,5.279,2016-01-21,Belgica,6.0,65 +18032,"[28, 10752]",394223,en,Sniper: Special Ops,5.261,2016-04-03,Sniper: Special Ops,4.4,39 +18033,"[53, 27]",344854,en,The Pack,5.255,2016-02-05,The Pack,5.2,55 +18034,[28],421313,en,Eliminators,5.254,2016-12-06,Eliminators,5.8,67 +18035,"[35, 10749, 10770]",410315,en,The Mistletoe Promise,5.252,2016-11-05,The Mistletoe Promise,6.3,27 +18036,[27],425931,en,The Black Room,5.227,2017-04-28,The Black Room,3.7,75 +18037,"[35, 18, 10749]",381040,en,My Blind Brother,5.223,2016-09-19,My Blind Brother,6.0,49 +18038,"[28, 53]",414719,en,Interrogation,5.22,2016-09-20,Interrogation,4.9,34 +18039,[18],356752,en,AWOL,5.212,2017-05-19,AWOL,5.5,12 +18040,"[18, 10749]",382475,en,The Pass,5.205,2016-10-20,The Pass,6.8,58 +18041,"[35, 10402, 10752]",253414,en,Rock the Kasbah,5.203,2015-10-23,Rock the Kasbah,5.5,154 +18042,"[18, 10770, 80, 9648]",361263,en,Jesse Stone: Lost in Paradise,5.186,2015-10-18,Jesse Stone: Lost in Paradise,6.6,37 +18043,"[35, 18, 10749, 10770]",374614,en,Dater's Handbook,5.149,2016-01-30,Dater's Handbook,5.9,14 +18044,"[12, 35, 18]",253343,en,Dear Eleanor,5.134,2016-07-05,Dear Eleanor,6.0,38 +18045,"[18, 27]",371560,en,The Eyes of My Mother,5.125,2016-12-02,The Eyes of My Mother,6.3,153 +18046,[18],397717,en,Barry,5.123,2016-12-16,Barry,5.5,88 +18047,"[878, 28]",416149,en,The Perfect Weapon,5.121,2016-09-09,The Perfect Weapon,3.8,33 +18048,[18],413337,en,Girl in the Box,5.12,2016-09-10,Girl in the Box,6.3,23 +18049,"[27, 53]",337085,en,Estranged,5.078,2016-04-29,Estranged,5.2,35 +18050,[53],401060,en,Mercy,5.077,2016-06-04,Mercy,4.3,76 +18051,"[18, 35, 14]",298096,en,The Cleanse,5.075,2018-05-04,The Cleanse,5.6,26 +18052,"[35, 18, 53]",283596,en,The Legend of Barney Thomson,5.072,2016-03-11,The Legend of Barney Thomson,6.1,73 +18053,"[16, 18, 36]",267970,ja,百日紅 〜Miss HOKUSAI〜,5.071,2016-10-14,Miss Hokusai,6.9,52 +18054,"[18, 53]",352179,en,Septembers of Shiraz,5.068,2016-06-24,Septembers of Shiraz,5.7,43 +18055,[27],391561,en,Exit 14,5.061,2016-04-05,Exit 14,4.4,7 +18056,"[80, 18, 53]",465023,en,Serialized,5.052,2016-11-12,Serialized,6.0,30 +18057,"[53, 35, 27]",383535,en,They're Watching,5.047,2016-03-25,They're Watching,5.6,68 +18058,"[18, 28, 80]",382751,en,Junction 48,5.034,2016-04-15,Junction 48,6.1,7 +18059,"[18, 10770, 10749]",380172,en,Love in the Vineyard,5.033,2016-02-12,Love in the Vineyard,5.3,7 +18060,"[28, 18]",376565,ru,Дуэлянт,5.023,2016-12-02,The Duelist,6.5,41 +18061,[35],404022,en,Jim Jefferies: Freedumb,5.02,2016-07-01,Jim Jefferies: Freedumb,7.7,54 +18062,[18],315575,fr,Trois souvenirs de ma jeunesse,5.013,2015-10-17,My Golden Days,6.8,84 +18063,[53],385737,en,Always Shine,5.011,2016-11-25,Always Shine,5.6,57 +18064,"[28, 36, 53, 14]",363093,ko,대호,4.999,2016-01-08,The Tiger: An Old Hunter's Tale,7.5,38 +18065,"[35, 18]",390777,en,Ordinary World,4.999,2016-10-14,Ordinary World,6.2,46 +18066,[18],336029,he,A Tale of Love and Darkness,4.962,2016-08-19,A Tale of Love and Darkness,5.1,61 +18067,[18],333384,en,Lowriders,4.958,2017-05-12,Lowriders,6.5,46 +18068,[53],278925,en,Broken Vows,4.939,2016-03-21,Broken Vows,5.0,52 +18069,[18],358807,en,The Fits,4.938,2016-01-22,The Fits,6.6,66 +18070,"[18, 36]",319993,ro,Aferim!,4.911,2016-01-22,Aferim!,7.9,44 +18071,"[10770, 10749]",396394,en,The Convenient Groom,4.879,2016-06-18,The Convenient Groom,6.1,11 +18072,[53],375846,en,Bad Sister,4.866,2016-01-03,Bad Sister,4.4,10 +18073,"[53, 27]",417406,en,The Possession Experiment,4.85,2016-10-14,The Possession Experiment,4.0,27 +18074,[18],423093,es,7 Años,4.838,2016-10-28,7 Años,6.4,89 +18075,"[18, 53, 12]",356987,en,Abandoned,4.838,2016-05-03,Abandoned,5.9,48 +18076,[99],411007,en,Abacus: Small Enough to Jail,4.833,2017-05-19,Abacus: Small Enough to Jail,7.3,39 +18077,[35],356300,en,How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town,4.82,2016-05-13,How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town,4.9,57 +18078,[35],382079,en,Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The Movie,4.799,2016-02-10,Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The Movie,5.4,49 +18079,"[10751, 99, 12]",376530,en,The Eagle Huntress,4.763,2016-11-02,The Eagle Huntress,7.3,49 +18080,"[28, 35, 80]",346558,en,Pocket Listing,4.735,2016-12-01,Pocket Listing,7.8,12 +18081,"[18, 53]",381064,en,American Fable,4.735,2017-02-17,American Fable,6.3,50 +18082,"[9648, 10751, 10770]",374739,en,Flower Shop Mystery: Mum's the Word,4.723,2016-01-17,Flower Shop Mystery: Mum's the Word,6.8,14 +18083,[18],334535,en,The Ticket,4.723,2017-04-07,The Ticket,5.8,39 +18084,[35],408151,en,The Standoff,4.703,2016-09-20,The Standoff,5.3,37 +18085,"[27, 53, 9648]",424649,en,Model for Murder: The Centerfold Killer,4.679,2016-06-21,Model for Murder: The Centerfold Killer,5.5,2 +18086,[27],406112,en,Welcome to Willits,4.669,2016-11-11,Welcome to Willits,4.3,23 +18087,"[27, 53]",397278,en,Fender Bender,4.667,2016-05-23,Fender Bender,5.2,48 +18088,"[27, 878, 53]",390883,en,The Dark Tapes,4.654,2017-04-17,The Dark Tapes,4.5,41 +18089,[18],390512,en,The Phenom,4.63,2016-06-24,The Phenom,5.5,36 +18090,"[18, 10751]",342464,en,Jack of the Red Hearts,4.618,2016-02-26,Jack of the Red Hearts,7.1,59 +18091,"[28, 18]",381645,en,My Father Die,4.584,2016-03-12,My Father Die,6.5,19 +18092,"[35, 10749, 10770]",417936,en,Accidentally Engaged,4.573,2016-10-30,Accidentally Engaged,6.1,46 +18093,"[80, 53]",370928,en,Nightmare Nurse,4.573,2016-02-27,Nightmare Nurse,6.0,13 +18094,[27],408149,en,Isle of the Dead,4.56,2016-12-02,Isle of the Dead,4.6,16 +18095,[99],413765,en,David Lynch: The Art Life,4.554,2017-03-31,David Lynch: The Art Life,7.1,68 +18096,"[18, 27, 53]",409164,en,Boys in the Trees,4.546,2016-09-09,Boys in the Trees,6.2,55 +18097,"[10749, 10770, 35]",374609,en,Unleashing Mr. Darcy,4.543,2016-01-23,Unleashing Mr. Darcy,5.2,48 +18098,"[10751, 878, 28, 12]",335077,en,Battle For SkyArk,4.54,2016-01-05,Battle For SkyArk,3.8,40 +18099,"[53, 28, 9648]",367882,ko,더 폰,4.511,2016-04-25,The Phone,6.4,14 +18100,[99],355254,en,De Palma,4.507,2016-06-10,De Palma,7.3,63 +18101,"[10751, 16]",417047,en,Barbie & Her Sisters in a Puppy Chase,4.506,2016-10-04,Barbie & Her Sisters in a Puppy Chase,6.3,38 +18102,"[16, 10751]",413736,en,Monster High: Welcome to Monster High,4.505,2016-08-27,Monster High: Welcome to Monster High,5.9,34 +18103,"[16, 35]",406785,en,Inner Workings,4.499,2016-11-23,Inner Workings,8.0,80 +18104,[18],330348,it,L'attesa,4.445,2016-07-26,The Wait,6.2,50 +18105,"[35, 27]",400649,en,Attack of the Killer Donuts,4.438,2016-07-17,Attack of the Killer Donuts,3.8,38 +18106,"[16, 12, 10751]",136405,en,The Outback,4.433,2016-01-30,The Outback,5.2,19 +18107,"[99, 36]",427451,en,Banking on Bitcoin,4.43,2016-12-30,Banking on Bitcoin,6.6,57 +18108,"[12, 35, 10751, 16]",277834,en,Moana,4.419,2016-11-23,Moana,7.5,6907 +18109,"[28, 80, 53]",389425,en,Code of Honor,4.408,2016-05-06,Code of Honor,4.2,36 +18110,"[10749, 35]",305342,en,Dean,4.392,2016-04-16,Dean,6.5,22 +18111,[18],337107,fr,Valley of Love,4.377,2016-03-03,Valley of Love,5.9,44 +18112,"[28, 80]",299738,zh,四大名捕大结局,4.375,2016-01-06,The Four 3,4.2,16 +18113,"[53, 18]",401133,ko,비밀은 없다,4.347,2016-09-23,The Truth Beneath,7.2,18 +18114,"[10749, 35]",336683,en,A Date with Miss Fortune,4.342,2016-01-29,A Date with Miss Fortune,5.3,22 +18115,[18],352205,hi,Parched,4.312,2016-06-17,Parched,7.9,37 +18116,"[10749, 10770]",377432,en,Valentine Ever After,4.308,2016-02-13,Valentine Ever After,6.2,20 +18117,[27],39867,en,Don't Go in the House,4.308,1980-03-28,Don't Go in the House,5.6,46 +18118,"[14, 12, 16]",367961,ru,Савва. Сердце воина,4.308,2016-03-28,Savva. Heart of the Warrior,5.1,16 +18119,"[27, 53]",267852,en,Black Mountain Side,4.296,2014-10-26,Black Mountain Side,5.2,49 +18120,"[10749, 10770]",421620,en,Christmas in Homestead,4.293,2016-11-24,Christmas in Homestead,5.7,39 +18121,[18],345909,en,Wolves,4.27,2016-10-25,Wolves,5.8,22 +18122,"[53, 28, 80, 9648]",388862,en,Countdown,4.243,2016-04-05,Countdown,5.1,40 +18123,"[27, 53, 878]",321039,en,The Phoenix Incident,4.234,2015-06-16,The Phoenix Incident,5.0,28 +18124,"[10402, 10770, 18]",402543,en,Center Stage: On Pointe,4.231,2016-06-25,Center Stage: On Pointe,6.7,38 +18125,"[18, 10751, 10770]",397520,en,Anne of Green Gables,4.221,2016-11-24,Anne of Green Gables,6.8,37 +18126,[35],299641,en,Jimmy Vestvood: Amerikan Hero,4.213,2016-03-13,Jimmy Vestvood: Amerikan Hero,5.4,22 +18127,"[9648, 18, 27]",330770,fr,Évolution,4.208,2015-09-14,Evolution,6.3,73 +18128,[18],390401,en,Custody,4.196,2016-04-17,Custody,7.1,28 +18129,"[80, 53]",428015,en,Wolf Mother,4.194,2016-06-02,Wolf Mother,4.9,8 +18130,"[80, 18]",402334,en,Brotherhood,4.191,2016-09-08,Brotherhood,6.1,54 +18131,"[53, 27]",419386,en,Besetment,4.163,2016-10-01,Besetment,3.9,12 +18132,"[18, 53]",277710,en,Anesthesia,4.145,2016-01-08,Anesthesia,5.8,61 +18133,"[16, 35, 10751]",419566,en,LEGO Jurassic World: The Indominus Escape,4.145,2016-10-03,LEGO Jurassic World: The Indominus Escape,5.8,35 +18134,"[18, 9648]",356021,en,Subterranea,4.137,2015-06-05,Subterranea,5.2,6 +18135,"[878, 18, 53, 27]",387801,es,La región salvaje,4.114,2016-11-14,The Untamed,6.1,61 +18136,"[18, 10749]",418718,es,Esteros,4.088,2016-07-12,Esteros,7.1,48 +18137,"[28, 12, 10751]",378932,da,Antboy 3,4.082,2016-02-11,Antboy 3,6.0,22 +18138,[18],371463,ar,Sufat Chol,4.08,2016-01-25,Sand Storm,5.9,47 +18139,"[12, 16, 10751]",339526,en,The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Brave,4.046,2016-02-02,The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Brave,6.4,36 +18140,"[18, 10749]",381070,hi,Loev,4.043,2016-03-12,Loev,5.2,61 +18141,[18],364902,en,The Dresser,4.032,2016-05-30,The Dresser,6.5,33 +18142,"[28, 80, 53]",411632,en,End of a Gun,4.018,2016-09-23,End of a Gun,4.6,33 +18143,[12],385736,en,Kicks,4.002,2016-09-09,Kicks,6.6,50 +18144,"[10770, 10749, 35]",377428,en,All Things Valentine,3.998,2016-01-31,All Things Valentine,6.5,23 +18145,"[27, 53]",407775,en,Knucklebones,3.994,2016-08-27,Knucklebones,4.4,22 +18146,[18],426203,en,Love Everlasting,3.987,2016-11-14,Love Everlasting,6.9,74 +18147,"[27, 53]",347757,en,Worry Dolls,3.975,2016-09-16,Worry Dolls,4.1,32 +18148,[878],401294,en,Virtual Revolution,3.961,2016-06-04,Virtual Revolution,5.4,16 +18149,[35],410144,en,Black Widows,3.947,2016-08-05,Black Widows,4.2,7 +18150,"[10751, 16]",382581,en,Monster High: Great Scarrier Reef,3.893,2016-02-12,Monster High: Great Scarrier Reef,6.9,24 +18151,"[10770, 10749]",412974,en,Love on a Limb,3.886,2016-10-01,Love on a Limb,6.3,15 +18152,"[53, 28, 80, 18, 9648]",275269,hi,वज़ीर,3.881,2016-01-08,Wazir,6.6,63 +18153,"[18, 10749]",352890,en,Morris from America,3.869,2016-08-19,Morris from America,6.0,57 +18154,"[27, 878, 53]",391975,en,2 Lava 2 Lantula!,3.848,2016-08-06,2 Lava 2 Lantula!,4.9,27 +18155,[53],353732,en,River,3.846,2016-04-02,River,6.1,30 +18156,"[10770, 9648]",398356,en,Flower Shop Mystery: Dearly Depotted,3.837,2016-06-26,Flower Shop Mystery: Dearly Depotted,5.7,10 +18157,"[10770, 35]",428845,en,Holiday Joy,3.83,2016-12-08,Holiday Joy,5.8,29 +18158,"[12, 878, 53]",398792,en,Lost in the Pacific,3.816,2016-12-01,Lost in the Pacific,5.0,14 +18159,[16],411802,en,Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs. Mutants,3.802,2016-08-30,Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs. Mutants,5.6,29 +18160,[27],378017,en,The Barn,3.784,2016-10-31,The Barn,4.8,19 +18161,[18],339079,en,A Country Called Home,3.775,2016-02-26,A Country Called Home,5.7,23 +18162,[99],385805,en,Betting on Zero,3.774,2017-03-17,Betting on Zero,7.3,48 +18163,[27],248781,en,ABCs of Death 2.5,3.77,2016-08-02,ABCs of Death 2.5,4.1,19 +18164,"[12, 16, 10402, 14, 35]",405314,en,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Legend of Everfree,3.765,2016-10-01,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Legend of Everfree,6.3,15 +18165,[18],277713,en,Sunset Song,3.764,2016-05-13,Sunset Song,6.5,55 +18166,[35],333358,en,Better Off Single,3.763,2016-10-07,Better Off Single,4.9,18 +18167,"[27, 35]",402976,en,Range 15,3.76,2016-06-15,Range 15,4.6,33 +18168,"[9648, 53, 27]",391626,en,The Offering,3.754,2016-05-06,The Offering,4.2,49 +18169,"[53, 80, 18]",266425,en,Sand Castles,3.735,2016-02-16,Sand Castles,4.5,6 +18170,"[18, 10749, 53]",366901,en,Despite the Falling Snow,3.73,2016-03-31,Despite the Falling Snow,5.5,27 +18171,[27],404961,en,Ghosthunters,3.69,2016-07-05,Ghosthunters,4.5,26 +18172,[99],422469,en,I Am Bolt,3.681,2016-11-28,I Am Bolt,7.0,47 +18173,"[18, 35, 80, 53]",364060,en,Middle Man,3.669,2017-06-09,Middle Man,6.2,11 +18174,[99],390520,en,Team Foxcatcher,3.647,2016-04-18,Team Foxcatcher,7.3,58 +18175,"[10749, 16]",372754,ja,同級生,3.641,2016-05-06,Dou kyu sei – Classmates,7.9,52 +18176,[53],408567,en,Deadly Pickup,3.638,2016-07-26,Deadly Pickup,5.7,6 +18177,"[18, 35]",314220,el,Chevalier,3.633,2016-05-27,Chevalier,5.9,38 +18178,"[28, 878, 53]",429524,en,Drone Wars,3.616,2016-03-30,Drone Wars,3.1,13 +18179,"[27, 53]",388243,en,Bleed,3.587,2016-03-25,Bleed,4.4,31 +18180,"[80, 18, 27, 9648, 53]",354125,en,Cold Moon,3.58,2016-10-27,Cold Moon,5.0,27 +18181,"[28, 12, 9648, 878]",360799,en,Arrowhead,3.552,2017-06-23,Arrowhead,4.9,58 +18182,"[35, 10749]",415766,en,Who Gets the Dog?,3.547,2016-09-13,Who Gets the Dog?,5.2,42 +18183,"[18, 10749, 10770]",377431,en,Appetite for Love,3.52,2016-02-06,Appetite for Love,5.9,29 +18184,"[10402, 99]",426410,en,Score: A Film Music Documentary,3.511,2017-06-16,Score: A Film Music Documentary,7.7,45 +18185,[27],417501,en,Child Eater,3.505,2016-10-16,Child Eater,4.8,19 +18186,"[35, 27]",386826,en,A Beginner's Guide to Snuff,3.499,2016-03-04,A Beginner's Guide to Snuff,4.7,8 +18187,[99],388885,en,Secrets of the Force Awakens: A Cinematic Journey,3.493,2016-03-14,Secrets of the Force Awakens: A Cinematic Journey,7.5,25 +18188,"[10749, 18]",359151,en,Tanna,3.493,2016-05-04,Tanna,7.2,47 +18189,"[18, 28]",377823,zh,师父,3.479,2016-06-03,The Final Master,6.9,34 +18190,[35],416867,en,Iliza Shlesinger: Confirmed Kills,3.469,2016-09-23,Iliza Shlesinger: Confirmed Kills,6.4,33 +18191,"[10749, 10770]",379990,en,Anything for Love,3.469,2016-02-14,Anything for Love,5.3,27 +18192,[18],389630,en,All We Had,3.46,2016-12-09,All We Had,5.6,26 +18193,"[10770, 12, 28, 878, 27]",407627,en,Ice Sharks,3.444,2016-07-26,Ice Sharks,4.4,31 +18194,"[35, 80, 18, 10749]",417877,en,Baked in Brooklyn,3.439,2016-10-14,Baked in Brooklyn,5.6,42 +18195,"[16, 35, 18]",351065,en,Zoom,3.434,2016-09-02,Zoom,5.5,43 +18196,"[16, 10751]",403510,en,Tom & Jerry: Back to Oz,3.412,2016-06-21,Tom & Jerry: Back to Oz,5.8,19 +18197,"[18, 80]",362478,en,The Preppie Connection,3.408,2016-03-18,The Preppie Connection,6.7,58 +18198,[27],310043,en,Johnny Frank Garrett's Last Word,3.405,2016-03-13,Johnny Frank Garrett's Last Word,4.5,21 +18199,"[878, 28]",389165,en,Code 8,3.399,2016-03-22,Code 8,6.8,36 +18200,[27],404133,en,Blackburn,3.396,2016-08-02,Blackburn,4.1,15 +18201,"[10770, 9648, 80, 18]",393737,en,"Three Bedrooms, One Corpse: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery",3.389,2016-06-12,"Three Bedrooms, One Corpse: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery",6.0,25 +18202,"[10402, 99]",373451,en,Michael Jackson's Journey from Motown to Off the Wall,3.388,2016-02-06,Michael Jackson's Journey from Motown to Off the Wall,7.3,44 +18203,"[35, 18]",375082,en,Spaceman,3.363,2016-08-19,Spaceman,6.1,9 +18204,[99],411201,en,Dancer,3.352,2016-09-16,Dancer,8.1,32 +18205,"[18, 10749]",393765,en,Priceless,3.35,2016-10-14,Priceless,6.3,62 +18206,"[18, 878]",320146,en,Creative Control,3.35,2016-03-11,Creative Control,5.6,36 +18207,[27],387501,en,Peelers,3.333,2016-04-09,Peelers,5.3,31 +18208,[18],272820,es,Sr. Pig,3.315,2016-01-26,Mr. Pig,6.4,19 +18209,"[9648, 53, 27]",308017,en,Silent Retreat,3.314,2016-01-12,Silent Retreat,3.7,13 +18210,[28],479355,en,Armstrong,3.304,2016-10-03,Armstrong,5.0,5 +18211,"[10749, 35]",267800,en,Sundown,3.303,2016-05-16,Sundown,5.9,55 +18212,[9648],392629,en,"Murder, She Baked: A Deadly Recipe",3.297,2016-06-19,"Murder, She Baked: A Deadly Recipe",7.1,21 +18213,[35],321757,en,Punching Henry,3.294,2017-02-24,Punching Henry,6.1,20 +18214,[18],382455,pt,Mãe Só Há Uma,3.29,2016-11-02,Don't Call Me Son,6.4,26 +18215,[99],390295,en,Contemporary Color,3.289,2016-04-14,Contemporary Color,8.0,3 +18216,[10749],424822,en,Advance & Retreat,3.284,2016-11-14,Advance & Retreat,5.7,10 +18217,"[10749, 18]",417419,zh,七月与安生,3.283,2016-09-23,Soul Mate,6.8,13 +18218,"[10751, 12]",400045,en,Lea to the Rescue,3.28,2016-05-30,Lea to the Rescue,5.2,9 +18219,[35],425498,en,Michael Che Matters,3.279,2016-11-25,Michael Che Matters,7.2,32 +18220,"[10770, 9648]",392625,en,Flower Shop Mystery: Snipped in the Bud,3.251,2016-04-24,Flower Shop Mystery: Snipped in the Bud,6.7,10 +18221,"[35, 10749, 10770]",393659,en,Ms. Matched,3.229,2016-06-04,Ms. Matched,5.7,26 +18222,"[10770, 9648, 10751]",410284,en,Annabelle Hooper and the Ghosts of Nantucket,3.224,2016-08-09,Annabelle Hooper and the Ghosts of Nantucket,5.8,24 +18223,[99],376534,en,Cameraperson,3.223,2016-09-09,Cameraperson,7.4,27 +18224,"[35, 27]",404073,en,Ghost Team,3.212,2016-07-21,Ghost Team,4.6,31 +18225,[53],398943,en,Beacon Point,3.207,2016-06-10,Beacon Point,5.4,8 +18226,[99],393443,en,Extremis,3.206,2016-04-17,Extremis,7.2,43 +18227,[16],397127,en,Alpha and Omega: Dino Digs,3.205,2016-05-10,Alpha and Omega: Dino Digs,4.6,10 +18228,"[10749, 35]",407172,en,Summer Villa,3.2,2016-07-23,Summer Villa,6.7,42 +18229,"[10751, 16]",305387,fr,L'Apprenti Père Noël et le flocon magique,3.179,2015-12-20,The Magic Snowflake,6.2,20 +18230,"[12, 18]",377274,pt,O Ornitólogo,3.175,2016-10-12,The Ornithologist,6.6,33 +18231,"[35, 10770, 10749]",406129,en,Married by Christmas,3.171,2016-11-06,Married by Christmas,5.9,15 +18232,"[27, 35]",419747,en,Halloweed,3.163,2016-10-18,Halloweed,4.1,15 +18233,"[28, 80]",408866,ja,RE:BORN,3.161,2016-09-24,Re: Born,5.8,24 +18234,[27],417030,es,Terror 5,3.159,2016-11-06,Terror 5,3.7,10 +18235,"[35, 27, 10749]",362409,en,Trash Fire,3.153,2016-11-03,Trash Fire,6.2,42 +18236,"[9648, 18]",407390,en,Autumn Lights,3.121,2016-10-21,Autumn Lights,6.4,8 +18237,"[35, 10402]",311764,en,Opening Night,3.115,2016-06-03,Opening Night,6.1,41 +18238,"[18, 10751]",336121,en,Girl on the Edge,3.113,2015-02-23,Girl on the Edge,5.8,25 +18239,"[18, 10751]",404829,en,Emma's Chance,3.106,2016-07-05,Emma's Chance,5.9,44 +18240,"[12, 35, 80, 53]",333675,en,Band of Robbers,3.093,2016-01-15,Band of Robbers,6.3,61 +18241,"[27, 14]",418808,en,Razors: The Return of Jack the Ripper,3.081,2016-10-18,Razors: The Return of Jack the Ripper,4.2,6 +18242,"[53, 10770, 14, 27, 10751]",426797,en,Wait Till Helen Comes,3.077,2016-11-12,Wait Till Helen Comes,3.8,11 +18243,[99],379040,en,Marvel's Captain America: 75 Heroic Years,3.066,2016-01-19,Marvel's Captain America: 75 Heroic Years,7.3,14 +18244,"[28, 18, 80]",391484,en,Boost,3.059,2016-04-05,Boost,4.6,9 +18245,"[10402, 27]",285743,en,Alleluia! The Devil's Carnival,3.058,2016-03-29,Alleluia! The Devil's Carnival,7.0,9 +18246,[99],421851,en,Michael Moore in TrumpLand,3.056,2016-10-18,Michael Moore in TrumpLand,6.2,52 +18247,"[9648, 53]",432932,en,Wicked Deeds,3.054,2016-02-01,Wicked Deeds,7.3,3 +18248,"[53, 10770]",399747,en,"Mother, May I Sleep with Danger?",3.051,2016-06-18,"Mother, May I Sleep with Danger?",5.3,22 +18249,"[28, 80, 18]",366080,ta,கபாலி,3.046,2016-07-21,Kabali,5.8,39 +18250,"[18, 10749]",381015,en,The Other Half,3.037,2017-03-10,The Other Half,6.7,10 +18251,"[10770, 10751, 18]",421632,en,I'll Be Home for Christmas,3.031,2016-11-27,I'll Be Home for Christmas,6.6,48 +18252,"[18, 80, 9648]",342165,en,Too Late,3.026,2016-03-25,Too Late,7.3,33 +18253,[],403400,en,A Perfect Christmas,3.014,2016-07-16,A Perfect Christmas,6.1,19 +18254,"[16, 10402, 878]",422141,ja,Shelter,3.013,2016-08-11,Shelter,8.2,33 +18255,"[28, 12, 18]",376003,en,Mercury Plains,3.005,2016-01-05,Mercury Plains,4.7,30 +18256,[27],375580,en,Dead Body,2.997,2017-10-17,Dead Body,5.4,14 +18257,"[18, 10770, 9648, 80]",414767,en,Death Al Dente: A Gourmet Detective Mystery,2.985,2016-10-09,Death Al Dente: A Gourmet Detective Mystery,5.7,11 +18258,"[10749, 10770]",415962,en,My Christmas Dream,2.981,2016-11-19,My Christmas Dream,5.5,33 +18259,"[35, 9648, 28]",373200,zh,唐人街探案,2.972,2016-01-15,Detective Chinatown,6.5,22 +18260,"[10770, 10749, 18]",410317,en,Christmas Cookies,2.96,2016-11-13,Christmas Cookies,6.1,33 +18261,"[16, 18]",329063,ru,Мы не можем жить без космоса,2.95,2016-02-23,We Can't Live Without Cosmos,6.5,26 +18262,"[10770, 10749]",413440,en,Pumpkin Pie Wars,2.95,2016-10-15,Pumpkin Pie Wars,6.1,18 +18263,"[18, 36]",408360,ko,덕혜옹주,2.945,2016-09-09,The Last Princess,6.9,26 +18264,"[28, 878]",401132,en,Independents' Day,2.93,2016-06-07,Independents' Day,3.6,36 +18265,"[35, 18]",353570,en,The Tiger Hunter,2.923,2017-09-22,The Tiger Hunter,6.7,10 +18266,[35],381069,en,Little Sister,2.923,2016-10-14,Little Sister,6.4,61 +18267,"[27, 53]",412111,en,The Emeryville Experiments,2.922,2016-08-06,The Emeryville Experiments,3.8,14 +18268,[35],376482,en,Tom Segura: Mostly Stories,2.92,2016-01-08,Tom Segura: Mostly Stories,7.5,26 +18269,[35],292834,en,Brother Nature,2.92,2016-09-09,Brother Nature,5.1,24 +18270,"[27, 53]",347752,en,Road Games,2.915,2016-03-04,Road Games,5.6,35 +18271,"[10751, 878, 35, 16]",421725,en,Scrat: Spaced Out,2.912,2016-10-11,Scrat: Spaced Out,6.5,24 +18272,"[28, 27]",395797,en,The Horde,2.91,2016-05-06,The Horde,4.9,26 +18273,"[18, 10751]",382951,en,A Sunday Horse,2.9,2016-02-15,A Sunday Horse,6.5,31 +18274,"[18, 878]",406110,en,We've Forgotten More Than We Ever Knew,2.899,2016-08-28,We've Forgotten More Than We Ever Knew,6.0,8 +18275,"[18, 53, 10770]",423878,en,Crossfire,2.897,2016-01-31,Crossfire,5.0,14 +18276,"[53, 28, 878]",383140,en,Weaponized,2.896,2016-03-01,Weaponized,3.6,21 +18277,"[10770, 10749, 35]",415422,en,Diagnosis Delicious,2.893,2016-09-10,Diagnosis Delicious,6.9,10 +18278,"[18, 14, 878]",358238,en,Aimy in a Cage,2.885,2016-01-08,Aimy in a Cage,4.8,10 +18279,"[28, 27, 878]",397873,en,Cyborg X,2.883,2016-05-17,Cyborg X,4.7,23 +18280,"[10770, 9648]",422842,en,"Hailey Dean Mystery: Murder, With Love",2.876,2016-10-23,"Hailey Dean Mystery: Murder, With Love",7.1,10 +18281,[99],324253,en,All Things Must Pass,2.86,2015-10-16,All Things Must Pass,7.3,49 +18282,[99],427719,en,X-Rated 2: The Greatest Adult Stars of All-Time,2.86,2016-10-28,X-Rated 2: The Greatest Adult Stars of All-Time,4.5,15 +18283,"[10749, 35]",413417,en,The Matchbreaker,2.856,2016-10-07,The Matchbreaker,6.2,33 +18284,[9648],371181,en,"Murder, She Baked: A Peach Cobbler Mystery",2.846,2016-01-10,"Murder, She Baked: A Peach Cobbler Mystery",7.8,22 +18285,[18],408539,ru,Рай,2.845,2016-10-16,Paradise,8.0,19 +18286,[27],381170,en,American Conjuring,2.845,2016-09-06,American Conjuring,3.4,17 +18287,[35],378137,en,Hannibal Buress: Comedy Camisado,2.838,2016-02-05,Hannibal Buress: Comedy Camisado,6.5,30 +18288,"[18, 10751, 10770, 10749]",421623,en,A Nutcracker Christmas,2.836,2016-12-10,A Nutcracker Christmas,6.1,21 +18289,[18],291871,en,Yosemite,2.829,2016-01-01,Yosemite,4.6,12 +18290,"[18, 35]",333033,en,The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards,2.821,2016-07-16,The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards,5.7,15 +18291,"[10751, 16]",378858,en,LEGO Friends: Girlz 4 Life,2.815,2016-02-02,LEGO Friends: Girlz 4 Life,7.8,12 +18292,"[35, 10749, 10770]",416251,en,Christmas List,2.814,2016-11-25,Christmas List,5.9,29 +18293,"[28, 80, 18]",411268,cn,使徒行者,2.814,2016-08-19,Line Walker,5.9,18 +18294,"[18, 10749, 10770]",396393,en,Stop the Wedding,2.801,2016-06-11,Stop the Wedding,6.3,14 +18295,"[35, 27]",346652,en,Another WolfCop,2.798,2016-09-25,Another WolfCop,5.8,19 +18296,"[35, 10770, 10749]",393656,en,Date with Love,2.791,2016-05-21,Date with Love,6.1,41 +18297,"[9648, 18, 53]",343010,en,The American Side,2.79,2016-04-14,The American Side,4.9,24 +18298,"[10749, 10770]",385390,en,Love by Chance,2.784,2016-04-16,Love by Chance,6.0,45 +18299,[35],334924,ro,Comoara,2.783,2015-10-08,The Treasure,6.6,31 +18300,"[28, 53]",376873,hi,रॉकी हैंडसम,2.783,2016-03-25,Rocky Handsome,5.9,35 +18301,"[35, 10749, 10770]",421622,en,Looks Like Christmas,2.78,2016-12-04,Looks Like Christmas,5.0,14 +18302,"[53, 18]",393003,en,Wildflower,2.77,2016-02-05,Wildflower,5.1,17 +18303,"[14, 18, 28, 12, 878]",378021,en,DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Their Time Is Now,2.767,2016-01-21,DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Their Time Is Now,6.7,23 +18304,"[18, 35]",414455,en,Chronically Metropolitan,2.761,2017-08-04,Chronically Metropolitan,5.6,21 +18305,[35],392891,en,Patton Oswalt: Talking for Clapping,2.754,2016-04-22,Patton Oswalt: Talking for Clapping,6.8,30 +18306,"[10770, 35, 10751, 10749]",407334,en,My Summer Prince,2.754,2016-08-06,My Summer Prince,6.1,18 +18307,"[18, 27, 878]",547055,en,Threshold,2.744,2016-07-03,Threshold,8.0,1 +18308,"[35, 18]",381691,ml,മഹേഷിന്‍റെ പ്രതികാരം,2.72,2016-02-12,Maheshinte Prathikaaram,7.7,20 +18309,"[35, 27]",359053,en,Don't Fuck in the Woods,2.72,2016-10-25,Don't Fuck in the Woods,2.9,26 +18310,"[28, 27, 878, 53, 10770]",407626,en,Ozark Sharks,2.715,2016-07-28,Ozark Sharks,3.9,26 +18311,"[10770, 878, 28, 27]",335409,en,Sharkansas Women's Prison Massacre,2.714,2016-05-03,Sharkansas Women's Prison Massacre,5.1,19 +18312,[18],375345,en,The Submarine Kid,2.712,2016-01-12,The Submarine Kid,5.8,25 +18313,"[10770, 9648]",396390,en,Garage Sale Mystery: The Novel Murders,2.709,2016-06-05,Garage Sale Mystery: The Novel Murders,6.5,20 +18314,"[80, 18, 10749]",322548,en,Shangri-La Suite,2.705,2016-10-28,Shangri-La Suite,5.5,21 +18315,[18],413452,en,Cardboard Boxer,2.704,2016-09-16,Cardboard Boxer,6.6,26 +18316,[99],396126,en,Sustainable,2.703,2016-05-22,Sustainable,7.0,13 +18317,[18],345928,en,Shovel Buddies,2.696,2016-10-11,Shovel Buddies,6.2,19 +18318,[10751],393877,en,A.R.C.H.I.E.,2.694,2016-04-19,A.R.C.H.I.E.,5.4,17 +18319,"[28, 35]",421928,ko,럭키,2.691,2016-10-21,Luck-Key,7.0,32 +18320,[18],381008,en,Claire in Motion,2.69,2017-01-13,Claire in Motion,4.9,9 +18321,"[53, 27]",418930,en,The Secrets of Emily Blair,2.689,2016-10-01,The Secrets of Emily Blair,4.3,25 +18322,"[28, 18, 27, 9648, 53]",391872,en,Child of Satan,2.683,2018-03-06,Child of Satan,1.7,11 +18323,[18],345874,en,Stealing Cars,2.68,2016-04-05,Stealing Cars,6.4,21 +18324,"[18, 9648, 10770]",371182,en,Garage Sale Mystery: Guilty Until Proven Innocent,2.68,2016-01-03,Garage Sale Mystery: Guilty Until Proven Innocent,6.2,22 +18325,"[53, 18, 878]",406103,en,Diverge,2.68,2016-06-09,Diverge,4.9,7 +18326,"[53, 27]",347127,en,The Charnel House,2.675,2016-11-04,The Charnel House,4.6,18 +18327,[35],429801,en,Gabriel Iglesias: I'm Sorry for What I Said When I Was Hungry,2.674,2016-12-20,Gabriel Iglesias: I'm Sorry for What I Said When I Was Hungry,7.5,34 +18328,"[12, 35, 10751, 14]",389201,zh,大话西游 3,2.67,2016-08-01,A Chinese Odyssey: Part Three,8.5,3 +18329,"[9648, 18]",337407,en,Backgammon,2.664,2016-03-11,Backgammon,4.6,10 +18330,"[10751, 14, 27]",406052,en,Mostly Ghostly 3: One Night in Doom House,2.66,2016-09-06,Mostly Ghostly 3: One Night in Doom House,4.8,18 +18331,"[878, 27]",184710,en,Quarantine L.A.,2.658,2013-03-09,Quarantine L.A.,3.8,12 +18332,[27],405932,en,All Girls Weekend,2.658,2016-07-12,All Girls Weekend,3.4,27 +18333,"[28, 878, 53]",419261,en,Earthtastrophe,2.654,2016-03-05,Earthtastrophe,4.1,20 +18334,"[16, 99]",381096,en,Garn,2.652,2016-03-12,Yarn,7.0,3 +18335,"[28, 53, 10770]",433969,en,Abducted Love,2.651,2016-10-01,Abducted Love,4.7,3 +18336,"[9648, 99, 18, 36]",392955,en,God Knows Where I Am,2.647,2016-04-07,God Knows Where I Am,7.1,13 +18337,"[80, 18]",391477,cn,選老頂,2.646,2016-05-21,The Mobfathers,6.2,15 +18338,"[18, 80, 53]",300672,en,Vincent N Roxxy,2.642,2016-04-18,Vincent N Roxxy,5.5,44 +18339,"[18, 10402]",360389,en,Nina,2.641,2016-04-22,Nina,5.4,48 +18340,"[80, 18, 53, 9648, 10749]",354864,en,Everlasting,2.634,2016-02-13,Everlasting,6.7,10 +18341,"[16, 35, 10751, 12]",414223,en,"The Swan Princess: Princess Tomorrow, Pirate Today!",2.631,2016-09-06,"The Swan Princess: Princess Tomorrow, Pirate Today!",6.0,12 +18342,"[35, 18]",390407,en,Little Boxes,2.63,2017-04-14,Little Boxes,6.6,26 +18343,"[28, 35, 878]",401061,en,Officer Downe,2.621,2016-11-18,Officer Downe,4.5,32 +18344,"[12, 10751, 9648]",389272,en,Lost & Found,2.614,2016-02-22,Lost & Found,5.3,35 +18345,[99],413361,en,Ice Guardians,2.611,2016-10-28,Ice Guardians,7.8,13 +18346,[18],363056,en,Miles,2.602,2017-06-09,Miles,5.3,7 +18347,"[10749, 18, 35]",401484,en,The Sweet Life,2.599,2016-06-07,The Sweet Life,7.1,22 +18348,"[14, 27, 10749]",376311,en,Little Dead Rotting Hood,2.598,2016-01-05,Little Dead Rotting Hood,3.8,39 +18349,"[28, 53, 878]",429691,en,Mind Blown,2.597,2016-01-01,Mind Blown,3.7,13 +18350,[27],329025,en,Ditch Day Massacre,2.587,2016-09-01,Ditch Day Massacre,4.6,7 +18351,"[10402, 99]",392820,en,Gimme Danger,2.581,2016-10-28,Gimme Danger,7.0,52 +18352,[53],447387,en,Antisocial.app,2.58,2016-11-01,Killer App,3.6,36 +18353,[53],381018,en,Transpecos,2.576,2016-09-09,Transpecos,6.0,30 +18354,"[18, 35]",327536,ja,バクマン。,2.57,2016-07-17,Bakuman,6.9,15 +18355,"[18, 36]",371859,fr,La mort de Louis XIV,2.57,2017-03-31,The Death of Louis XIV,6.7,28 +18356,[18],360284,en,A Light Beneath Their Feet,2.566,2016-05-06,A Light Beneath Their Feet,7.0,8 +18357,[35],408546,en,David Cross: Making America Great Again,2.565,2016-08-06,David Cross: Making America Great Again,6.6,22 +18358,"[18, 53, 10770]",414067,en,Amber Alert,2.561,2016-01-01,Amber Alert,5.7,14 +18359,[35],481261,en,The Eleven O'Clock,2.551,2016-09-06,The Eleven O'Clock,7.1,14 +18360,[18],373471,en,The Land,2.534,2016-07-29,The Land,6.6,13 +18361,"[35, 18]",338387,en,Youth in Oregon,2.534,2017-02-03,Youth in Oregon,6.3,19 +18362,"[10749, 18]",371446,en,The Free World,2.534,2016-09-23,The Free World,5.6,18 +18363,[28],422972,en,Kill Ratio,2.529,2016-12-09,Kill Ratio,3.8,20 +18364,"[10749, 35]",377492,en,Dirty 30,2.52,2016-09-23,Dirty 30,6.1,40 +18365,"[10770, 18, 10751]",411082,en,Summer of Dreams,2.518,2016-08-27,Summer of Dreams,4.8,12 +18366,"[18, 14]",398581,en,The Other Side of the Mirror,2.51,2016-05-03,The Other Side of the Mirror,4.5,38 +18367,"[35, 18]",406992,en,Wild Oats,2.508,2016-08-22,Wild Oats,6.2,39 +18368,"[14, 16, 10751]",427143,en,Elena and the Secret of Avalor,2.507,2016-11-20,Elena and the Secret of Avalor,6.6,10 +18369,"[18, 36]",397704,en,The Lennon Report,2.507,2016-10-07,The Lennon Report,6.6,9 +18370,"[10770, 10749]",396392,en,Wedding Bells,2.507,2016-06-03,Wedding Bells,5.9,15 +18371,[27],424643,en,Bad Ben,2.504,2016-10-05,Bad Ben,4.9,22 +18372,"[10749, 35]",386830,en,Temps,2.502,2016-04-05,Temps,5.4,29 +18373,[18],346699,en,Battlecreek,2.5,2017-11-03,Battlecreek,6.5,14 +18374,"[18, 53]",389301,en,Madtown,2.499,2016-03-31,Madtown,5.6,11 +18375,[99],426546,en,Food Evolution,2.498,2017-06-23,Food Evolution,7.4,6 +18376,[10749],380121,en,The Bounce Back,2.494,2016-02-26,The Bounce Back,6.1,31 +18377,"[35, 27]",381032,en,Another Evil,2.484,2017-05-05,Another Evil,5.6,19 +18378,"[18, 53]",377186,en,My Sweet Audrina,2.481,2016-09-01,My Sweet Audrina,4.8,16 +18379,"[18, 27, 53]",384687,en,The Channel,2.481,2016-03-18,The Channel,3.4,10 +18380,"[12, 35]",394499,pt,Porta dos Fundos: Contrato Vitalício,2.477,2016-06-30,Porta dos Fundos: Contrato Vitalício,3.6,39 +18381,[18],402773,en,My Daughter's Disgrace,2.469,2016-06-18,My Daughter's Disgrace,4.4,18 +18382,[18],350846,es,El Rey de La Habana,2.466,2016-03-11,The King of Havana,5.6,13 +18383,"[27, 18, 53]",449454,en,E-Demon,2.465,2018-04-20,E-Demon,3.5,3 +18384,"[18, 10751, 10770]",421758,en,Journey Back to Christmas,2.464,2016-11-27,Journey Back to Christmas,6.3,28 +18385,"[80, 9648, 53]",385363,en,Hollow Creek,2.458,2016-02-01,Hollow Creek,4.1,10 +18386,[18],356901,en,Five Nights in Maine,2.456,2016-08-05,Five Nights in Maine,5.2,18 +18387,"[18, 10770]",421630,en,Finding Father Christmas,2.455,2016-11-13,Finding Father Christmas,5.8,25 +18388,"[18, 10770]",421633,en,Hearts of Christmas,2.454,2016-12-04,Hearts of Christmas,6.6,12 +18389,"[14, 18]",358364,en,Split,2.454,2016-04-07,Split,5.0,5 +18390,[10751],416261,en,All Hallow's Eve,2.453,2016-09-27,All Hallow's Eve,5.1,31 +18391,[99],373472,en,Holy Hell,2.451,2016-01-25,Holy Hell,7.1,59 +18392,[18],388403,zh,火锅英雄,2.447,2016-04-01,Chongqing Hot Pot,6.2,19 +18393,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",260310,ru,Белка и Стрелка: Лунные приключения,2.445,2016-08-26,Space Dogs 2,4.1,5 +18394,"[80, 18, 53]",288710,en,The Frontier,2.443,2016-11-08,The Frontier,5.8,12 +18395,[99],378674,en,DC Films Presents Dawn of the Justice League,2.439,2016-01-19,DC Films Presents Dawn of the Justice League,5.2,38 +18396,"[35, 27]",418389,en,Plank Face,2.437,2016-08-27,Plank Face,5.0,1 +18397,"[28, 53, 878]",330628,en,The Answer,2.436,2016-05-19,The Answer,5.4,19 +18398,"[53, 28, 12]",359025,en,Camino,2.432,2016-03-04,Camino,5.0,28 +18399,"[35, 27, 37]",384450,en,Dead 7,2.432,2016-04-01,Dead 7,4.0,30 +18400,"[53, 27, 878]",316268,en,Lake Eerie,2.43,2016-01-15,Lake Eerie,3.5,31 +18401,[12],352078,en,Left Behind: Vanished - Next Generation,2.424,2016-02-28,Left Behind: Vanished - Next Generation,4.6,23 +18402,"[53, 12, 878]",419330,en,Somnus,2.419,2016-10-04,Somnus,4.6,11 +18403,"[27, 35, 53]",340187,en,Uncaged,2.41,2016-02-06,Uncaged,3.9,19 +18404,"[99, 10402]",404141,en,One More Time with Feeling,2.409,2016-09-08,One More Time with Feeling,8.5,43 +18405,[],380994,en,Mike Nichols: An American Master,2.405,2016-01-29,Mike Nichols: An American Master,6.6,4 +18406,[14],404947,en,Sinister Squad,2.404,2016-07-05,Sinister Squad,2.9,23 +18407,"[18, 10770, 10749]",383256,en,Love Finds You in Valentine,2.393,2016-02-14,Love Finds You in Valentine,5.6,26 +18408,[18],339739,en,Henry Gamble's Birthday Party,2.392,2015-12-20,Henry Gamble's Birthday Party,5.4,40 +18409,"[10770, 878, 28]",407624,en,Saltwater: Atomic Shark,2.392,2016-07-24,Saltwater: Atomic Shark,3.9,21 +18410,[35],401442,fr,Internet Famous,2.391,2016-06-21,Internet Famous,4.2,35 +18411,"[35, 18, 10751]",331393,en,Undrafted,2.386,2016-07-15,Undrafted,7.6,22 +18412,[35],421854,en,Joe Rogan: Triggered,2.376,2016-10-21,Joe Rogan: Triggered,6.9,25 +18413,"[10770, 10749, 9648]",418969,en,The Irresistible Blueberry Farm,2.373,2016-10-02,The Irresistible Blueberry Farm,5.7,13 +18414,[99],330068,en,Fastball,2.37,2016-03-25,Fastball,6.9,26 +18415,"[35, 10749]",406042,hi,हैप्पी भाग जाएगी,2.37,2016-08-19,Happy Bhag Jayegi,6.2,18 +18416,[35],417026,en,Russell Peters: Almost Famous,2.362,2016-10-07,Russell Peters: Almost Famous,7.0,21 +18417,"[18, 10749, 10770]",421761,en,A Dream of Christmas,2.36,2016-12-03,A Dream of Christmas,6.0,37 +18418,"[18, 99]",297393,en,Dark Horse,2.355,2016-05-06,Dark Horse,4.1,27 +18419,"[18, 9648]",382572,zh,罗曼蒂克消亡史,2.354,2016-12-16,The Wasted Times,7.1,8 +18420,[27],422471,en,Pitchfork,2.353,2016-09-23,Pitchfork,3.6,15 +18421,"[28, 27, 878]",407620,en,Planet of the Sharks,2.341,2016-07-27,Planet of the Sharks,3.9,28 +18422,"[10770, 10749, 18]",421759,en,Broadcasting Christmas,2.337,2016-11-23,Broadcasting Christmas,5.8,26 +18423,[27],418585,en,The Crooked Man,2.337,2016-10-01,The Crooked Man,4.3,22 +18424,"[10751, 16]",424105,en,Alpha and Omega: The Big Fureeze,2.335,2016-11-08,Alpha and Omega: The Big Fureeze,3.8,4 +18425,"[18, 53]",419590,en,The Love Machine,2.334,2016-08-23,The Love Machine,4.7,7 +18426,[878],415671,en,2307: Winter's Dream,2.334,2016-04-02,2307: Winter's Dream,2.6,16 +18427,"[9648, 10770, 80, 18]",414768,en,The Julius House: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,2.328,2016-10-16,The Julius House: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,6.3,27 +18428,"[53, 27]",416256,en,The Caretaker,2.328,2016-09-30,The Caretaker,4.4,11 +18429,[99],365997,en,A Beautiful Planet,2.322,2016-04-29,A Beautiful Planet,6.9,27 +18430,"[35, 18]",390592,en,Adult Life Skills,2.318,2016-04-17,Adult Life Skills,6.2,28 +18431,"[28, 12, 16, 10751]",403333,en,DC Super Hero Girls: Super Hero High,2.309,2016-03-19,DC Super Hero Girls: Super Hero High,5.0,6 +18432,"[28, 53]",380731,en,Darkweb,2.309,2016-03-08,Darkweb,2.4,21 +18433,[10749],412518,en,In-Lawfully Yours,2.304,2016-09-06,In-Lawfully Yours,6.3,34 +18434,"[9648, 18, 80, 10749, 53]",430088,en,The Harrow,2.302,2016-11-03,The Harrow,6.0,4 +18435,"[18, 53]",378291,en,The Wrong Car,2.301,2016-01-16,The Wrong Car,5.3,16 +18436,"[12, 27, 53]",412811,en,Dark Amazon,2.3,2014-01-01,Dark Amazon,3.0,6 +18437,[99],376426,en,Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru,2.296,2016-07-15,Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru,6.7,50 +18438,"[10770, 10749, 35]",421625,en,My Christmas Love,2.294,2016-12-17,My Christmas Love,6.0,25 +18439,"[35, 18, 10402]",321030,en,One More Time,2.293,2016-04-08,One More Time,5.2,26 +18440,"[18, 35]",246133,en,Entertainment,2.291,2015-11-13,Entertainment,5.3,34 +18441,[18],377279,es,Hermia & Helena,2.288,2017-05-26,Hermia & Helena,6.0,7 +18442,"[10751, 18]",397992,en,Fair Haven,2.287,2017-03-03,Fair Haven,6.2,40 +18443,"[28, 16, 878]",411909,en,Overwatch Animated Short: The Last Bastion,2.286,2016-08-18,Overwatch Animated Short: The Last Bastion,8.0,31 +18444,[99],376519,en,Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise,2.282,2016-10-14,Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise,7.9,8 +18445,"[28, 27]",410270,en,2 Jennifer,2.275,2016-06-03,2 Jennifer,3.5,7 +18446,[],376537,en,B.C. Butcher,2.27,2016-01-08,B.C. Butcher,2.3,4 +18447,"[16, 12]",257951,sv,Resan till Fjäderkungens Rike,2.267,2016-03-03,Beyond Beyond,6.3,9 +18448,[27],422514,en,Killjoy's Psycho Circus,2.267,2016-10-30,Killjoy's Psycho Circus,3.5,4 +18449,[53],403434,en,Level Up,2.266,2016-08-26,Level Up,4.7,30 +18450,[53],399912,en,Brace for Impact,2.265,2016-04-03,Brace for Impact,5.2,12 +18451,[18],366104,fr,Je ne suis pas un salaud,2.262,2016-03-03,A Decent Man,5.7,17 +18452,[99],474840,en,Captain America: The Road to Civil War,2.257,2016-09-13,Captain America: The Road to Civil War,7.7,25 +18453,[18],401164,en,Tracktown,2.257,2017-05-12,Tracktown,5.8,8 +18454,[99],367816,en,Ghostheads,2.255,2016-04-23,Ghostheads,6.1,19 +18455,"[35, 18]",381073,en,Operator,2.253,2016-03-12,Operator,6.3,41 +18456,"[18, 10770, 10749]",393658,en,Tulips in Spring,2.244,2016-05-14,Tulips in Spring,5.8,18 +18457,"[878, 27]",418588,en,Day of Reckoning,2.241,2016-10-08,Day of Reckoning,3.1,31 +18458,"[27, 53]",421049,en,The Watcher,2.237,2016-10-01,The Watcher,5.4,58 +18459,"[10749, 10770]",360604,en,Ice Sculpture Christmas,2.236,2016-01-05,Ice Sculpture Christmas,5.8,39 +18460,"[27, 53]",93950,en,The Sighting,2.234,2016-05-10,The Sighting,3.4,7 +18461,[18],310491,en,Glassland,2.232,2016-02-12,Glassland,4.9,40 +18462,[10751],379731,en,Little Savages,2.209,2016-02-02,Little Savages,5.0,10 +18463,"[10749, 35]",380815,ru,30 свиданий,2.208,2016-02-11,30 Dates,4.7,9 +18464,"[10749, 18]",324289,en,Touched with Fire,2.203,2016-02-12,Touched with Fire,5.9,31 +18465,[99],407588,en,Floyd Norman: An Animated Life,2.199,2016-02-05,Floyd Norman: An Animated Life,7.7,11 +18466,"[28, 18]",385383,en,Fight Valley,2.199,2016-07-22,Fight Valley,3.5,14 +18467,"[27, 35]",325186,en,Smothered,2.198,2016-03-29,Smothered,3.3,10 +18468,"[10402, 99]",358923,en,The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble,2.197,2016-06-10,The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble,7.1,8 +18469,"[99, 36]",276537,en,The Last Man on the Moon,2.196,2016-02-26,The Last Man on the Moon,6.6,38 +18470,[35],347870,en,Slash,2.192,2016-03-13,Slash,6.5,20 +18471,[35],334893,en,ChickLit,2.185,2016-09-23,ChickLit,6.6,5 +18472,"[14, 18, 10770]",421760,en,A Heavenly Christmas,2.183,2016-11-26,A Heavenly Christmas,6.1,20 +18473,"[10749, 35]",403582,zh,"所以 , 我和黑粉结婚了",2.178,2016-06-30,I Married an Anti-Fan,5.8,21 +18474,[99],414792,en,California Typewriter,2.177,2017-08-18,California Typewriter,7.3,10 +18475,[99],369769,ru,В лучах Солнца,2.172,2016-07-06,Under the Sun,7.6,49 +18476,"[16, 10751, 28]",401650,en,DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year,2.169,2016-08-09,DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year,5.8,19 +18477,[28],382088,en,The Division: Agent Origins,2.168,2016-01-19,The Division: Agent Origins,6.1,35 +18478,"[35, 18, 10749, 10770]",387398,en,All Yours,2.167,2016-04-02,All Yours,5.7,11 +18479,"[53, 10770]",414935,en,Backstabbed,2.158,2016-09-03,Backstabbed,4.8,13 +18480,[99],411701,en,Generation Startup,2.147,2016-09-23,Generation Startup,7.5,4 +18481,"[28, 878]",430419,en,Lone Wolves,2.146,2016-12-13,Lone Wolves,2.6,8 +18482,[99],392734,en,Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent,2.131,2016-07-29,Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent,6.5,4 +18483,"[35, 18]",408258,fr,Souvenir,2.13,2016-09-08,Souvenir,5.8,14 +18484,"[35, 10751]",378221,en,Rufus,2.126,2016-01-18,Rufus,5.8,11 +18485,"[9648, 18, 53]",395119,en,Fashionista,2.126,2016-09-22,Fashionista,4.2,6 +18486,[27],422010,en,I Know You're in There,2.125,2016-10-20,I Know You're in There,4.5,21 +18487,"[28, 16, 14, 878]",422153,en,Hulk: Where Monsters Dwell,2.123,2016-10-21,Hulk: Where Monsters Dwell,6.7,25 +18488,"[80, 53]",385371,en,The Midnight Man,2.122,2016-03-01,The Midnight Man,6.8,11 +18489,"[18, 80, 10749, 53]",407794,en,Indiscretion,2.117,2016-06-08,Indiscretion,4.6,14 +18490,[80],375963,en,The Fall of the Krays,2.117,2016-01-04,The Fall of the Krays,4.5,12 +18491,"[99, 18]",413834,en,Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee,2.115,2016-09-24,Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee,6.9,29 +18492,"[53, 27]",340865,en,Provoked,2.115,2016-12-05,Provoked,4.3,8 +18493,"[35, 14, 27]",425773,en,Ghostmates,2.113,2016-12-15,Ghostmates,5.4,14 +18494,"[10770, 10749]",421629,en,"Love Always, Santa",2.111,2016-11-06,"Love Always, Santa",5.8,28 +18495,"[10770, 53]",402567,en,Deadly Daughters,2.107,2016-06-11,Deadly Daughters,8.0,1 +18496,[27],388410,en,Edgar Allan Poe's Lighthouse Keeper,2.103,2016-03-16,Edgar Allan Poe's Lighthouse Keeper,5.1,14 +18497,[27],351739,en,Dwelling,2.102,2016-10-09,Dwelling,5.0,9 +18498,[27],396508,en,Encounter,2.099,2016-04-05,Encounter,3.4,7 +18499,[18],336660,it,Mediterranea,2.097,2015-11-20,Mediterranea,6.8,27 +18500,"[10749, 35, 18, 10770]",374606,en,Love's Complicated,2.095,2016-01-09,Love's Complicated,6.2,8 +18501,[99],333375,en,Prescription Thugs,2.092,2016-01-22,Prescription Thugs,6.7,24 +18502,"[99, 10402]",428144,en,Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour,2.091,2016-12-09,Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour,7.7,14 +18503,"[10770, 10749]",411081,en,Summer Love,2.09,2016-08-20,Summer Love,5.6,24 +18504,[18],471981,en,Chocolate City: Vegas Strip,2.089,2016-07-04,Chocolate City: Vegas Strip,5.0,3 +18505,"[10770, 18]",423891,en,Sound of Christmas,2.082,2016-12-11,Sound of Christmas,5.7,13 +18506,[18],378695,de,24 Wochen,2.079,2016-10-14,24 Weeks,6.9,17 +18507,[18],374440,en,Spa Night,2.079,2016-01-24,Spa Night,6.5,17 +18508,[18],353074,en,Run the Tide,2.078,2016-12-02,Run the Tide,5.3,25 +18509,"[12, 10751]",424661,en,Legends of the Hidden Temple,2.077,2016-11-26,Legends of the Hidden Temple,7.7,10 +18510,[53],353452,en,Blood Orange,2.068,2016-05-17,Blood Orange,6.6,11 +18511,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",417056,en,The Hollow,2.066,2016-10-07,The Hollow,4.9,18 +18512,"[28, 53]",391486,en,Crossing Point,2.062,2016-05-03,Crossing Point,5.5,19 +18513,"[99, 10770]",426222,en,David Blaine: Beyond Magic,2.061,2016-11-16,David Blaine: Beyond Magic,6.2,22 +18514,[18],400995,en,Marriage of Lies,2.061,2016-05-21,Marriage of Lies,4.7,9 +18515,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",415386,en,Vatos Locos 2,2.06,2016-03-21,Vatos Locos 2,1.0,1 +18516,"[16, 10751]",431562,en,LEGO Frozen Northern Lights,2.059,2016-12-09,LEGO Frozen Northern Lights,6.8,21 +18517,"[27, 9648]",398841,en,Blood Lust,2.059,2016-01-15,Blood Lust,4.6,5 +18518,[18],381287,en,Foreign Land,2.059,2016-01-29,Foreign Land,4.5,4 +18519,[35],389427,en,Hard Sell,2.058,2016-05-20,Hard Sell,5.6,19 +18520,[35],347627,en,I Love You Both,2.054,2017-06-09,I Love You Both,4.5,6 +18521,[18],371462,en,Mammal,2.052,2016-01-24,Mammal,7.1,7 +18522,"[53, 10770]",400525,en,Run to Me,2.052,2016-05-29,Run to Me,5.2,10 +18523,[18],371743,en,Sophie and the Rising Sun,2.047,2016-01-27,Sophie and the Rising Sun,6.6,10 +18524,"[28, 12, 16, 878]",398718,en,Overwatch Animated Short: Hero,2.045,2016-05-22,Overwatch Animated Short: Hero,7.6,29 +18525,[99],389292,en,APEX: The Story of the Hypercar,2.045,2016-03-29,APEX: The Story of the Hypercar,7.2,22 +18526,[99],384573,en,The First Monday in May,2.043,2016-04-15,The First Monday in May,7.5,23 +18527,[18],411678,pl,Powidoki,2.042,2016-10-22,Afterimage,6.6,18 +18528,[27],382052,en,Not Alone,2.042,2016-02-02,Not Alone,5.5,6 +18529,[35],429496,en,Jingle Ballin',2.037,2016-12-06,Jingle Ballin',6.3,18 +18530,[18],333089,en,Bad Hurt,2.037,2016-02-12,Bad Hurt,5.5,12 +18531,"[18, 35]",398137,en,The Architect,2.037,2016-05-20,The Architect,4.4,18 +18532,"[80, 27, 53]",407036,en,On the Brain,2.036,2016-07-12,On the Brain,4.8,5 +18533,[99],410794,en,Rats,2.035,2016-09-23,Rats,6.0,30 +18534,"[10770, 18]",415959,en,Every Christmas Has a Story,2.032,2016-11-12,Every Christmas Has a Story,5.3,40 +18535,"[35, 10749]",409583,en,Split,2.029,2016-08-02,Split,4.8,16 +18536,[35],425003,en,Colin Quinn: The New York Story,2.02,2016-11-18,Colin Quinn: The New York Story,6.4,8 +18537,[27],387396,en,Shark Exorcist,2.02,2016-06-24,Shark Exorcist,2.0,10 +18538,"[18, 10751, 14, 10770]",313945,en,Back to Christmas,2.015,2016-12-06,Back to Christmas,5.1,22 +18539,[35],421111,en,My Dead Boyfriend,2.014,2016-11-04,My Dead Boyfriend,4.2,9 +18540,[28],390364,en,Time Rush,2.012,2016-01-01,Time Rush,4.2,7 +18541,"[53, 9648]",413547,hi,कहानी 2,2.004,2016-12-02,Kahaani 2,6.3,28 +18542,"[10749, 53]",398970,en,I Am Watching You,2.004,2016-05-15,I Am Watching You,5.8,9 +18543,"[10770, 10749]",413441,en,Autumn in the Vineyard,2.002,2016-10-08,Autumn in the Vineyard,6.1,12 +18544,[27],402516,en,Sharkenstein,1.995,2016-08-01,Sharkenstein,2.4,11 +18545,[99],393961,en,Food Choices,1.993,2016-04-21,Food Choices,7.6,45 +18546,"[99, 18]",378441,en,Notes on Blindness,1.99,2016-01-24,Notes on Blindness,7.2,29 +18547,"[80, 18, 53]",322850,en,Badge of Honor,1.988,2016-02-02,Badge of Honor,5.2,21 +18548,"[14, 27, 37]",411805,en,Walking Dead In The West,1.987,2016-08-22,Walking Dead In The West,2.0,7 +18549,[28],344906,en,The Last Heist,1.985,2016-06-17,The Last Heist,4.7,45 +18550,"[35, 27]",362227,en,Night of Something Strange,1.984,2016-04-08,Night of Something Strange,5.0,38 +18551,[35],394689,en,Garfunkel and Oates: Trying to be Special,1.983,2016-05-05,Garfunkel and Oates: Trying to be Special,7.5,12 +18552,[99],372711,en,The Land of the Enlightened,1.983,2016-02-24,The Land of the Enlightened,6.1,7 +18553,[18],398541,en,Teenage Kicks,1.98,2016-10-15,Teenage Kicks,6.6,8 +18554,[99],369364,en,A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness,1.978,2015-10-28,A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness,8.0,14 +18555,"[18, 27]",381063,en,The Alchemist Cookbook,1.978,2016-03-13,The Alchemist Cookbook,4.3,16 +18556,"[35, 99]",393629,en,Pure Pwnage: Teh Movie,1.975,2016-05-07,Pure Pwnage: Teh Movie,7.5,8 +18557,"[28, 18]",395938,en,AmeriGeddon,1.974,2016-05-13,AmeriGeddon,4.4,21 +18558,[99],385581,en,The Brainwashing of My Dad,1.97,2015-07-29,The Brainwashing of My Dad,6.3,7 +18559,"[10770, 53]",393132,en,Dying to Be Loved,1.969,2016-04-16,Dying to Be Loved,4.9,8 +18560,[18],324284,en,Lamb,1.967,2016-01-08,Lamb,6.7,24 +18561,[53],414610,en,Stalked by My Doctor: The Return,1.966,2016-09-05,Stalked by My Doctor: The Return,5.0,21 +18562,[53],464605,en,13 Demons,1.966,2016-07-04,13 Demons,3.2,9 +18563,"[14, 28, 35]",385232,en,Dudes & Dragons,1.963,2015-10-10,Dudes & Dragons,4.2,17 +18564,"[18, 99]",354428,tl,Dead Slow Ahead,1.96,2016-03-13,Dead Slow Ahead,7.9,9 +18565,[10751],411545,en,Gibby,1.96,2016-08-02,Gibby,7.6,7 +18566,[99],384043,en,National Parks Adventure,1.96,2016-02-12,National Parks Adventure,7.5,10 +18567,[99],376256,en,The Bad Kids,1.96,2016-01-22,The Bad Kids,7.5,16 +18568,"[18, 99, 10749, 878]",405962,es,Mexican Men,1.96,2016-03-01,Mexican Men,7.3,3 +18569,[99],390782,en,I'll Sleep When I'm Dead,1.96,2016-04-15,I'll Sleep When I'm Dead,6.8,15 +18570,"[18, 53, 10770]",395442,en,Seduced,1.96,2016-01-01,Seduced,6.8,8 +18571,"[10751, 16]",409307,en,Howard Lovecraft & the Frozen Kingdom,1.96,2016-10-03,Howard Lovecraft & the Frozen Kingdom,5.8,20 +18572,"[10749, 35]",407335,en,Summer in the City,1.96,2016-08-13,Summer in the City,5.6,14 +18573,"[10751, 9648]",408670,en,Ace the Case: Manhattan Mystery,1.96,2016-08-26,Ace the Case: Manhattan Mystery,5.2,13 +18574,[35],381948,en,Must See TV: An All Star Tribute to James Burrows,1.96,2016-02-21,Must See TV: An All Star Tribute to James Burrows,3.6,8 +18575,[18],374452,ro,Sieranevada,1.954,2016-10-09,Sieranevada,6.8,30 +18576,[53],450768,en,Only For One Night,1.953,2016-09-03,Only For One Night,5.9,7 +18577,[99],324312,en,T-Rex,1.952,2016-06-24,T-Rex,7.4,5 +18578,[18],393603,en,The Congressman,1.952,2016-04-09,The Congressman,5.6,5 +18579,"[18, 53, 10770]",386857,en,Break-Up Nightmare,1.95,2016-03-06,Break-Up Nightmare,5.6,7 +18580,[35],254952,en,Me Him Her,1.95,2016-03-11,Me Him Her,4.9,21 +18581,[99],444434,en,Life in the Blue,1.947,2016-12-01,Life in the Blue,7.0,6 +18582,"[28, 53, 878]",409366,en,Thirst,1.947,2016-08-02,Thirst,5.2,11 +18583,"[10749, 10770]",396395,en,The Wedding March,1.945,2016-06-25,The Wedding March,5.3,11 +18584,"[28, 18]",394170,ko,탐정 홍길동: 사라진 마을,1.944,2016-05-20,Phantom Detective,7.2,18 +18585,"[10770, 10749]",374603,en,Love in Paradise,1.939,2016-01-02,Love in Paradise,3.9,7 +18586,[27],410537,en,The Amityville Terror,1.933,2016-04-01,The Amityville Terror,4.3,22 +18587,[18],257258,en,Sold,1.932,2016-04-01,Sold,6.9,22 +18588,"[53, 80]",378092,en,Kill Kane,1.932,2016-03-01,Kill Kane,4.0,23 +18589,[18],110377,th,แม่โขงโฮเต็ล,1.931,2013-03-16,Mekong Hotel,5.3,13 +18590,"[53, 27]",392437,en,The Conduit,1.928,2016-04-12,The Conduit,3.1,4 +18591,"[28, 35]",317930,es,Compadres,1.927,2016-04-22,Compadres,5.1,21 +18592,"[35, 10751, 10749]",340816,en,Christmas Eve,1.925,2015-12-04,Christmas Eve,5.7,38 +18593,"[878, 27]",419327,en,Other Halves,1.924,2016-10-04,Other Halves,3.3,3 +18594,[28],401697,en,In the Name of Ben Hur,1.922,2016-08-02,In the Name of Ben Hur,5.2,5 +18595,[99],392978,en,Chasing Niagara,1.92,2016-07-05,Chasing Niagara,7.0,12 +18596,[18],354759,ja,ハッピーアワー,1.914,2015-11-10,Happy Hour,6.7,12 +18597,"[35, 18, 10749]",337958,en,Last Cab to Darwin,1.913,2016-01-10,Last Cab to Darwin,7.1,30 +18598,"[10749, 18, 35]",458515,en,Boy Bye,1.911,2016-09-16,Boy Bye,4.8,5 +18599,[99],373355,en,The Lovers and the Despot,1.909,2016-09-23,The Lovers and the Despot,7.0,14 +18600,"[35, 10751]",375097,ru,Страна чудес,1.909,2016-01-08,Wonderland,6.8,4 +18601,"[28, 53, 878]",382542,en,Beyond the Call to Duty,1.909,2016-06-01,Beyond the Call to Duty,4.2,13 +18602,[99],407789,en,Clinton Cash,1.908,2016-07-24,Clinton Cash,8.0,14 +18603,[18],287499,hi,Margarita with a Straw,1.906,2016-05-20,Margarita with a Straw,7.1,37 +18604,"[18, 10749]",381038,en,Long Nights Short Mornings,1.904,2016-03-12,Long Nights Short Mornings,6.2,6 +18605,"[878, 28]",421467,ja,ゴジラ,1.904,2016-09-13,The Return of Godzilla,5.8,9 +18606,[99],416122,en,At All Costs,1.902,2016-09-30,At All Costs,7.0,6 +18607,"[10749, 18, 80]",290283,en,Honeytrap,1.901,2016-09-23,Honeytrap,5.7,6 +18608,"[10770, 10751]",421627,en,When Calls the Heart Christmas,1.897,2016-12-25,When Calls the Heart Christmas,7.8,6 +18609,"[14, 28, 12]",298025,en,Dark Ascension,1.897,2016-10-01,Dark Ascension,3.6,18 +18610,[35],426488,en,Pete Holmes: Faces and Sounds,1.896,2016-12-03,Pete Holmes: Faces and Sounds,7.3,12 +18611,"[10751, 18]",379441,en,Greater,1.891,2016-08-26,Greater,7.3,37 +18612,"[10749, 35, 18]",385738,en,Dreamland,1.89,2016-04-14,Dreamland,6.3,9 +18613,"[10749, 10770]",423893,en,A Christmas to Remember,1.885,2016-12-18,A Christmas to Remember,6.2,26 +18614,"[16, 14, 9648]",356161,fr,Phantom Boy,1.884,2016-07-15,Phantom Boy,7.0,22 +18615,[18],413349,en,Killing Reagan,1.881,2016-10-16,Killing Reagan,6.8,18 +18616,[99],402046,en,Bobby,1.881,2016-05-27,Bobby,6.6,10 +18617,[10749],395181,zh,北京遇上西雅图之不二情书,1.88,2016-04-29,Finding Mr. Right 2,6.0,13 +18618,[99],468464,en,Flatball - A History of Ultimate,1.877,2016-10-23,Flatball - A History of Ultimate,7.6,5 +18619,[18],429135,en,Camera Store,1.877,2016-12-09,Camera Store,5.9,14 +18620,[99],381947,en,Journey to the Oscars,1.876,2016-02-26,Journey to the Oscars,6.7,13 +18621,[],413221,en,Pup Star,1.876,2016-08-30,Pup Star,6.6,5 +18622,[99],390409,no,Magnus,1.873,2016-04-14,Magnus,7.0,21 +18623,[99],376386,pl,All These Sleepless Nights,1.871,2016-01-23,All These Sleepless Nights,6.6,13 +18624,"[53, 27]",289559,en,House of Purgatory,1.866,2016-10-21,House of Purgatory,3.8,13 +18625,"[53, 27]",403130,en,Intruder,1.866,2016-06-24,Intruder,3.7,19 +18626,"[27, 9648, 53]",357054,en,The Suffering,1.865,2016-07-29,The Suffering,4.7,13 +18627,"[53, 27]",376560,en,The Final Project,1.865,2016-02-12,The Final Project,3.3,12 +18628,[28],286339,en,Rumble,1.864,2016-10-16,Rumble,4.7,7 +18629,"[878, 18]",373841,en,Pass Thru,1.862,2016-04-19,Pass Thru,5.6,5 +18630,[18],431261,en,American Wrestler: The Wizard,1.861,2016-04-23,American Wrestler: The Wizard,7.4,14 +18631,[27],314071,en,There's Something in The Pilliga,1.859,2016-02-02,There's Something in The Pilliga,3.0,4 +18632,[16],389627,en,Nerdland,1.858,2016-12-06,Nerdland,5.3,19 +18633,[99],381071,en,My Beautiful Broken Brain,1.855,2016-03-18,My Beautiful Broken Brain,7.3,37 +18634,[99],216529,en,Doomed! The Untold Story of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four,1.853,2015-07-10,Doomed! The Untold Story of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four,7.3,13 +18635,"[12, 28, 53, 878]",562976,en,The Matrix Revolutions Decoded,1.851,2016-08-30,The Matrix Revolutions Decoded,8.3,3 +18636,"[18, 10749]",444951,en,New Life,1.851,2016-10-28,New Life,6.8,21 +18637,"[10402, 99]",408619,en,Justin Timberlake + The Tennessee Kids,1.847,2016-10-12,Justin Timberlake + The Tennessee Kids,7.9,25 +18638,"[18, 35]",382125,no,Welcome to Norway!,1.847,2016-05-24,Welcome to Norway!,6.2,12 +18639,"[10770, 53]",427749,en,Nightmare Wedding,1.844,2016-11-19,Nightmare Wedding,5.7,3 +18640,[],387945,en,Straight Outta Dudleyville: The Legacy of the Dudley Boyz,1.844,2016-04-12,Straight Outta Dudleyville: The Legacy of the Dudley Boyz,4.8,4 +18641,"[35, 27]",407365,en,I Had A Bloody Good Time At House Harker,1.839,2016-10-08,I Had A Bloody Good Time At House Harker,5.9,9 +18642,[],456661,en,Panda Paws,1.834,2016-05-13,Panda Paws,6.0,4 +18643,[37],412894,en,Stagecoach: The Texas Jack Story,1.826,2016-11-04,Stagecoach: The Texas Jack Story,4.4,20 +18644,[35],387054,en,Jimmy Carr: Funny Business,1.824,2016-03-18,Jimmy Carr: Funny Business,6.9,51 +18645,"[53, 80, 18]",425371,en,Blowtorch,1.824,2016-11-19,Blowtorch,4.5,2 +18646,[18],192767,en,Noble,1.819,2015-05-08,Noble,6.8,16 +18647,"[10770, 18]",381615,en,The Bridge Part 2,1.814,2016-03-20,The Bridge Part 2,6.3,25 +18648,"[36, 99]",391995,en,Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party,1.811,2016-07-15,Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party,6.3,40 +18649,"[35, 10751]",378356,en,Monkey Up,1.808,2016-01-22,Monkey Up,4.1,10 +18650,"[53, 878]",386825,en,Lost Solace,1.807,2016-03-04,Lost Solace,6.3,6 +18651,"[53, 27, 18]",408755,en,The Binding,1.801,2016-08-02,The Binding,4.0,12 +18652,"[80, 18, 53, 10770]",381737,ab,Manson's Lost Girls,1.796,2016-02-06,Manson's Lost Girls,4.8,6 +18653,"[10749, 18]",426484,en,Heaven Sent,1.792,2016-12-03,Heaven Sent,7.1,11 +18654,"[35, 10749]",383208,en,It Had to Be You,1.791,2016-10-21,It Had to Be You,5.6,17 +18655,[35],345912,es,Busco novio para mi mujer,1.79,2016-02-19,Busco novio para mi mujer,6.0,17 +18656,[99],381649,nl,Strike a Pose,1.789,2016-04-15,Strike a Pose,7.3,27 +18657,[35],423122,en,"Dana Carvey: Straight White Male, 60",1.788,2016-11-04,"Dana Carvey: Straight White Male, 60",6.7,26 +18658,[99],361474,he,מיסטר גאגא,1.787,2016-03-11,Mr. Gaga,7.6,24 +18659,"[18, 35]",324174,en,The Automatic Hate,1.787,2015-03-15,The Automatic Hate,6.8,11 +18660,[12],388259,en,Against the Wild II: Survive the Serengeti,1.786,2016-02-26,Against the Wild II: Survive the Serengeti,5.6,9 +18661,"[27, 53, 9648, 878]",403283,en,Gehenna: Where Death Lives,1.786,2016-01-01,Gehenna: Where Death Lives,5.1,14 +18662,[18],130402,en,Last Night at the Alamo,1.785,1984-07-01,Last Night at the Alamo,8.0,2 +18663,"[28, 80, 53]",9799,en,The Fast and the Furious,1.784,2016-06-22,The Fast and the Furious,6.8,5427 +18664,"[35, 18, 10749]",385879,zh,Utopians,1.783,2016-01-01,Utopians,5.0,2 +18665,[99],473278,en,Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405,1.775,2016-10-14,Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405,7.4,17 +18666,[35],405388,ru,Mono,1.772,2016-07-08,Mono,4.9,26 +18667,"[53, 27, 10749]",404413,en,Tear Me Apart,1.765,2016-07-01,Tear Me Apart,5.5,4 +18668,"[10749, 18, 10402]",360592,en,The Dust Storm,1.764,2016-12-13,The Dust Storm,5.6,13 +18669,"[18, 9648]",403032,zh,樓下的房客,1.759,2016-07-15,The Tenants Downstairs,8.3,8 +18670,"[27, 53, 80]",277686,lv,M.O.Ž.,1.758,2016-01-27,The Man in the Orange Jacket,5.9,11 +18671,[35],373453,en,Brahman Naman,1.755,2016-01-24,Brahman Naman,5.4,24 +18672,"[27, 99, 9648]",407767,en,Hostage to the Devil,1.755,2016-10-31,Hostage to the Devil,4.9,17 +18673,[27],358962,ru,Пиковая дама: Черный обряд,1.75,2016-06-10,Queen of Spades: The Dark Rite,5.5,30 +18674,[53],416602,en,American Romance,1.749,2016-10-23,American Romance,5.2,7 +18675,[27],419371,en,Abbey Grace,1.744,2016-04-01,Abbey Grace,4.7,9 +18676,"[18, 35, 10749]",390526,en,Between Us,1.742,2016-04-18,Between Us,5.5,13 +18677,[53],446908,en,Bad Twin,1.74,2016-12-29,Bad Twin,5.9,15 +18678,"[9648, 18]",371445,en,As You Are,1.739,2017-02-24,As You Are,7.0,41 +18679,[35],446626,en,Second Nature,1.739,2016-11-10,Second Nature,4.0,6 +18680,"[18, 9648, 53, 10770]",376296,en,The Wrong Roommate,1.739,2016-01-04,The Wrong Roommate,3.6,5 +18681,"[18, 878, 16]",372756,ja,ガラスの花と壊す世界,1.732,2016-01-16,Garakowa: Restore the World,6.0,7 +18682,"[28, 35, 878]",280617,en,Space Cop,1.729,2016-01-13,Space Cop,4.4,26 +18683,"[35, 80, 9648, 10749, 53]",385755,en,Women Who Kill,1.728,2016-07-27,Women Who Kill,5.1,9 +18684,"[53, 28]",288818,en,Beyond Justice,1.723,2014-12-31,Throwdown,3.2,8 +18685,"[18, 10402]",394822,en,London Town,1.721,2016-06-01,London Town,6.6,25 +18686,[35],403173,en,Pete Johansson: You Might Also Enjoy Pete Johansson,1.721,2016-06-15,Pete Johansson: You Might Also Enjoy Pete Johansson,6.5,4 +18687,"[18, 53, 9648]",378488,en,If There's a Hell Below,1.715,2016-01-24,If There's a Hell Below,4.7,7 +18688,"[14, 27, 53]",421490,en,Tall Men,1.715,2016-05-31,Tall Men,3.3,8 +18689,"[28, 80, 53, 27]",416119,en,Blood Trap,1.709,2016-09-20,Blood Trap,4.0,9 +18690,"[80, 9648, 53]",415634,zh,追凶者也,1.707,2016-09-16,Cock and Bull,7.2,6 +18691,"[35, 18]",381041,en,Rainbow Time,1.706,2016-03-14,Rainbow Time,5.7,7 +18692,"[18, 53]",385586,en,Kidnap Capital,1.705,2016-04-24,Kidnap Capital,7.0,4 +18693,[99],530260,en,Karl Meltzer: Made to Be Broken,1.705,2016-12-09,Karl Meltzer: Made to Be Broken,6.7,8 +18694,"[28, 35, 878]",382638,en,Terrordactyl,1.704,2016-06-16,Terrordactyl,4.6,16 +18695,[18],376088,en,"A Woman, a Part",1.703,2017-03-22,"A Woman, a Part",6.3,6 +18696,[878],329628,en,Star Trek - Horizon,1.703,2016-02-25,Star Trek - Horizon,5.8,18 +18697,"[16, 878, 28, 12]",397811,en,Overwatch Animated Short: Dragons,1.697,2016-05-16,Overwatch Animated Short: Dragons,7.9,36 +18698,[18],359108,en,Viva,1.692,2016-02-05,Viva,8.0,34 +18699,"[35, 18, 10749, 10770]",428849,en,A Firehouse Christmas,1.692,2016-12-03,A Firehouse Christmas,5.6,10 +18700,[27],419627,en,#SCREAMERS,1.688,2016-10-14,#SCREAMERS,3.8,5 +18701,"[53, 28]",367195,cn,S風暴,1.687,2016-09-16,S Storm,7.2,5 +18702,[35],414749,en,Comedy Central Roast of Rob Lowe,1.686,2016-09-05,Comedy Central Roast of Rob Lowe,6.8,13 +18703,"[9648, 18, 53, 27]",365432,en,The Sublet,1.686,2016-04-11,The Sublet,4.6,18 +18704,[99],372315,en,Somm: Into the Bottle,1.685,2015-11-11,Somm: Into the Bottle,7.5,16 +18705,"[28, 12, 16, 878]",389030,en,Overwatch Animated Short: Recall,1.681,2016-03-21,Overwatch Animated Short: Recall,7.1,28 +18706,"[99, 10402]",381081,en,The Man from Mo'Wax,1.68,2016-03-13,The Man from Mo'Wax,6.3,3 +18707,[99],376234,en,Newtown,1.676,2016-01-24,Newtown,6.7,31 +18708,[35],383567,en,Theo Von: No Offense,1.673,2016-02-26,Theo Von: No Offense,6.1,9 +18709,"[53, 37, 27, 9648]",385309,en,Kill or Be Killed,1.673,2016-03-01,Kill or Be Killed,4.3,8 +18710,"[35, 18]",353460,ar,Ya tayr el tayer,1.67,2016-05-06,The Idol,7.6,30 +18711,[99],411237,en,Curse of the Man Who Sees UFOs,1.667,2016-10-18,Curse of the Man Who Sees UFOs,7.0,7 +18712,[99],381024,en,Orange Sunshine,1.664,2016-03-14,Orange Sunshine,7.9,7 +18713,"[878, 16]",229125,en,Flatland²: Sphereland,1.663,2012-10-10,Flatland²: Sphereland,4.0,1 +18714,[16],415838,en,Barbie Dreamtopia,1.662,2016-06-26,Barbie Dreamtopia,7.0,4 +18715,[27],396152,en,Restoration,1.661,2016-05-03,Restoration,4.7,21 +18716,[99],450005,en,City of Joy,1.657,2016-11-11,City of Joy,7.1,7 +18717,[35],415725,en,Doug Stanhope: No Place Like Home,1.657,2016-09-15,Doug Stanhope: No Place Like Home,6.7,6 +18718,[99],395836,en,Ants on a Shrimp,1.653,2016-04-30,Ants on a Shrimp,7.7,6 +18719,[],566309,en,Come Together,1.648,2016-11-28,Come Together,7.1,13 +18720,"[99, 36]",428140,en,Hannah: Buddhism's Untold Journey,1.647,2016-11-14,Hannah: Buddhism's Untold Journey,8.0,3 +18721,[53],416304,en,#FollowFriday,1.646,2016-07-01,#FollowFriday,3.2,7 +18722,"[53, 27]",431066,en,Shock,1.645,2016-10-31,Shock,3.6,5 +18723,[27],413100,en,Ouija Summoning,1.643,2016-09-06,Ouija Summoning,4.5,12 +18724,[27],404582,en,Demon Tongue,1.636,2016-06-21,Demon Tongue,4.0,4 +18725,"[18, 10402, 10749]",376582,en,Country Crush,1.631,2016-10-08,Country Crush,6.5,8 +18726,[35],421833,en,Brave New Jersey,1.631,2017-08-04,Brave New Jersey,4.8,6 +18727,"[9648, 27]",405225,en,The Triangle,1.631,2016-06-28,The Triangle,4.6,14 +18728,[18],386827,en,Love Is All You Need?,1.63,2016-03-05,Love Is All You Need?,6.4,17 +18729,[27],424430,en,William Peter Blatty's Legion,1.627,2016-10-25,Legion,7.5,4 +18730,"[80, 27, 53]",402466,fr,Therapy,1.627,2016-10-16,Therapy,4.0,5 +18731,[35],383524,en,Natural Born Pranksters,1.626,2016-04-01,Natural Born Pranksters,5.1,30 +18732,[18],433562,en,Turnabout,1.623,2016-01-24,Turnabout,6.0,5 +18733,[53],418647,en,Dear Diary I Died,1.621,2016-11-11,Dear Diary I Died,4.7,21 +18734,[27],365083,en,Harvest Lake,1.615,2016-01-01,Harvest Lake,4.1,12 +18735,"[53, 28, 27]",419548,en,Krampus: The Devil Returns,1.615,2016-10-04,Krampus: The Devil Returns,3.0,20 +18736,"[35, 18]",380683,en,Mad,1.61,2016-01-22,Mad,8.0,3 +18737,[99],287982,en,VHS Massacre: Cult Films and the Decline of Physical Media,1.61,2016-06-20,VHS Massacre: Cult Films and the Decline of Physical Media,5.9,13 +18738,[18],394047,en,The Dog Lover,1.61,2016-07-08,The Dog Lover,5.9,11 +18739,"[18, 9648, 53]",334026,en,Sun Choke,1.609,2015-10-01,Sun Choke,5.7,19 +18740,[],291874,en,Memoria,1.606,2016-04-08,Memoria,4.9,14 +18741,"[18, 10749]",396389,hi,One Night Stand,1.601,2016-05-06,One Night Stand,4.3,9 +18742,[18],408627,en,Australian Psycho,1.6,2016-05-16,Australian Psycho,6.8,28 +18743,[35],429126,en,Reggie Watts: Spatial,1.6,2016-12-06,Reggie Watts: Spatial,5.9,10 +18744,"[18, 27]",424996,en,Amish Witches: The True Story of Holmes County,1.6,2016-10-29,Amish Witches: The True Story of Holmes County,5.4,5 +18745,"[35, 18]",390341,es,El rey del Once,1.599,2016-04-15,The Tenth Man,5.5,8 +18746,[99],318226,en,Hillsong: Let Hope Rise,1.596,2016-09-16,Hillsong: Let Hope Rise,6.4,42 +18747,[35],415735,en,Sebastian Maniscalco: Why Would You Do That?,1.588,2016-10-01,Sebastian Maniscalco: Why Would You Do That?,9.4,10 +18748,"[27, 53]",416572,en,Joker's Poltergeist,1.588,2015-06-03,Joker's Poltergeist,3.2,9 +18749,"[18, 10749, 10770]",421624,en,Love You Like Christmas,1.582,2016-12-11,Love You Like Christmas,5.7,18 +18750,[99],373349,en,Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures,1.581,2016-01-22,Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures,7.2,23 +18751,[878],401387,en,Sunspring,1.578,2016-06-09,Sunspring,6.4,11 +18752,[99],381058,en,Silicon Cowboys,1.572,2016-09-16,Silicon Cowboys,6.5,31 +18753,"[80, 9648, 53]",408547,en,Blood in the Water,1.564,2016-08-26,Blood in the Water,5.0,14 +18754,"[10770, 53, 18]",402573,en,A Housekeeper's Revenge,1.558,2016-03-13,A Housekeeper's Revenge,2.5,4 +18755,[],426591,en,Past Forward,1.555,2016-11-17,Past Forward,5.6,5 +18756,[18],381011,en,Hunter Gatherer,1.554,2016-11-16,Hunter Gatherer,6.4,12 +18757,"[28, 12]",347872,en,The Rendezvous,1.553,2016-10-02,The Rendezvous,5.8,11 +18758,[35],403569,en,Total Frat Movie,1.553,2016-09-23,Total Frat Movie,5.1,27 +18759,[35],380856,en,A Stand Up Guy,1.55,2016-02-09,A Stand Up Guy,5.1,9 +18760,[27],118626,en,She Wolf Rising,1.55,2016-02-24,She Wolf Rising,3.8,5 +18761,[99],411023,en,The Ivory Game,1.549,2016-09-02,The Ivory Game,7.9,35 +18762,[16],425408,pl,Cipka,1.549,2016-11-13,Pussy,5.7,9 +18763,[35],394045,en,Casual Encounters,1.548,2016-06-07,Casual Encounters,4.2,10 +18764,"[53, 18]",422173,es,Feast of the Body,1.542,2016-10-25,Feast of the Body,4.3,3 +18765,"[10402, 99, 35]",324421,en,We are Twisted Fucking Sister!,1.539,2016-02-19,We are Twisted Fucking Sister!,6.2,19 +18766,"[80, 18]",345924,en,The Night Stalker,1.539,2016-07-01,The Night Stalker,6.1,11 +18767,"[53, 878]",401121,en,Shortwave,1.537,2016-06-04,Shortwave,4.6,18 +18768,[18],423628,en,Believe,1.536,2016-12-02,Believe,6.5,11 +18769,"[10402, 99]",376391,en,We Are X,1.535,2016-10-21,We Are X,8.3,8 +18770,[99],407371,en,Sticky: A (Self) Love Story,1.533,2016-02-14,Sticky: A (Self) Love Story,6.5,2 +18771,"[18, 10402]",296879,en,Of Mind and Music,1.532,2014-10-19,Of Mind and Music,6.1,6 +18772,"[18, 14]",390930,ja,世界から猫が消えたなら,1.53,2016-06-24,If Cats Disappeared from the World,7.4,20 +18773,[35],381685,en,Ricardo O'Farrill: Abrazo Genial,1.53,2016-01-22,Ricardo O'Farrill: Abrazo Genial,5.0,4 +18774,"[18, 35]",397242,en,Don't Worry Baby,1.529,2016-07-22,Don't Worry Baby,4.8,9 +18775,"[18, 27, 53]",396011,en,Deadly Intent,1.524,2016-04-11,Deadly Intent,4.9,10 +18776,"[18, 10770, 35]",414762,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Lost Without You",1.521,2016-09-25,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Lost Without You",6.6,7 +18777,"[27, 28]",393511,en,Blood Sombrero,1.52,2016-04-06,Blood Sombrero,3.0,3 +18778,"[10749, 35]",422792,en,Holiday Breakup,1.51,2016-11-01,Holiday Breakup,4.2,9 +18779,"[53, 27]",310707,en,The Dooms Chapel Horror,1.51,2016-07-14,The Dooms Chapel Horror,3.8,5 +18780,[35],387889,en,Buddymoon,1.509,2016-07-01,Buddymoon,6.5,19 +18781,"[10749, 35, 18]",303854,en,Front Cover,1.507,2016-08-05,Front Cover,6.6,10 +18782,[],391899,en,Hannibal Buress: Hannibal Takes Edinburgh,1.504,2016-04-08,Hannibal Buress: Hannibal Takes Edinburgh,5.8,12 +18783,"[9648, 53]",366502,es,La punta del iceberg,1.503,2016-11-06,The Tip of the Iceberg,5.3,17 +18784,[99],418693,en,Marathon: The Patriots Day Bombing,1.501,2016-11-21,Marathon: The Patriots Day Bombing,6.6,10 +18785,"[18, 10402]",387700,en,Tyler Perry's The Passion - The Play,1.501,2016-03-20,Tyler Perry's The Passion - The Play,5.3,4 +18786,"[18, 36]",384641,ko,귀향,1.497,2016-03-25,Spirits' Homecoming,8.5,10 +18787,[18],410129,en,The Apostle Peter: Redemption,1.489,2016-08-02,The Apostle Peter: Redemption,7.4,11 +18788,[99],376523,en,Nothing Left Unsaid: Gloria Vanderbilt & Anderson Cooper,1.488,2016-01-23,Nothing Left Unsaid: Gloria Vanderbilt & Anderson Cooper,8.4,7 +18789,"[18, 35]",324276,en,I Dream Too Much,1.481,2016-06-21,I Dream Too Much,4.7,6 +18790,"[16, 10751]",377883,ru,Смешарики. Легенда о золотом драконе,1.48,2016-12-31,Kikoriki. Legend of the Golden Dragon,8.4,4 +18791,"[10749, 10770]",407171,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: One in a Million",1.478,2016-07-24,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: One in a Million",4.8,8 +18792,[53],431086,en,The Perfect Stalker,1.477,2016-12-30,The Perfect Stalker,4.7,3 +18793,"[27, 99]",376502,en,The Blackout Experiments,1.472,2016-01-24,The Blackout Experiments,4.4,8 +18794,"[53, 27]",392054,en,KILD TV,1.469,2016-03-01,KILD TV,5.4,5 +18795,"[18, 9648]",356747,en,The People Garden,1.469,2016-09-12,The People Garden,4.3,3 +18796,"[18, 10751]",404764,en,Texas Rein,1.465,2016-07-05,Texas Rein,4.0,1 +18797,"[16, 35, 18]",410661,en,My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea,1.464,2016-09-23,My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea,6.9,17 +18798,[18],309024,en,Take Me to the River,1.463,2016-03-18,Take Me to the River,6.7,20 +18799,[99],329697,en,Raiders!: The Story of the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made,1.459,2015-03-14,Raiders!: The Story of the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made,7.2,31 +18800,"[18, 53, 10752]",328796,en,Burn Country,1.459,2016-04-16,Burn Country,5.2,17 +18801,"[18, 80, 53]",397511,en,Misfortune,1.457,2016-01-01,Misfortune,9.8,4 +18802,[99],406431,en,The Hurt Business,1.457,2016-01-01,The Hurt Business,6.1,22 +18803,"[99, 36]",411918,en,Targeted: Exposing the Gun Control Agenda,1.457,2016-09-29,Targeted: Exposing the Gun Control Agenda,4.3,4 +18804,"[18, 35]",352164,en,Summer of 8,1.456,2016-04-26,Summer of 8,6.9,32 +18805,"[10770, 10749]",401687,en,Hopeless Romantic,1.455,2016-06-04,Hopeless Romantic,4.6,6 +18806,"[53, 80]",447664,en,Dead Draw,1.454,2016-09-30,Dead Draw,5.0,19 +18807,"[18, 35]",381009,en,Donald Cried,1.448,2017-03-03,Donald Cried,6.1,12 +18808,"[12, 16]",426156,en,Infinity Train,1.443,2016-11-02,Infinity Train,7.3,7 +18809,[35],451939,en,Last Day of School,1.443,2016-07-01,Last Day of School,4.3,7 +18810,[99],381275,en,Eva Hesse,1.442,2016-04-27,Eva Hesse,7.0,4 +18811,[80],445262,en,Strip Club Slayer,1.442,2016-10-07,Strip Club Slayer,6.5,2 +18812,[99],384845,en,Fittest On Earth (The Story of the 2015 Reebok CrossFit Games),1.439,2016-02-27,Fittest On Earth (The Story of the 2015 Reebok CrossFit Games),7.5,13 +18813,"[35, 18]",406204,en,People You May Know,1.439,2016-07-07,People You May Know,5.8,15 +18814,"[53, 18, 10770]",388561,en,The Stepchild,1.439,2016-03-12,The Stepchild,5.8,5 +18815,[99],376389,en,Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-Qiang,1.433,2016-01-21,Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-Qiang,7.8,16 +18816,"[10770, 10749, 10751, 35]",400190,en,Secret Summer,1.427,2016-04-02,Secret Summer,5.9,16 +18817,[99],389296,en,The Kids Menu,1.426,2016-02-01,The Kids Menu,7.2,6 +18818,[],396451,en,Bad Girls Behind Bars,1.425,2016-01-26,Bad Girls Behind Bars,10.0,2 +18819,"[35, 27]",437041,en,Massacre on Aisle 12,1.425,2016-11-05,Massacre on Aisle 12,5.0,15 +18820,[99],379500,en,Under the Gun,1.424,2016-05-13,Under the Gun,5.8,11 +18821,"[80, 28]",370464,en,The Masked Saint,1.42,2016-01-08,The Masked Saint,3.5,16 +18822,[99],407897,en,Vintage Tomorrows,1.415,2016-07-19,Vintage Tomorrows,7.5,4 +18823,"[28, 18, 53, 10770]",407454,en,A Mother's Revenge,1.414,2016-05-08,A Mother's Revenge,6.0,5 +18824,[27],424060,en,The Witching,1.413,2016-11-03,The Witching,3.5,8 +18825,"[35, 18, 10751]",416987,en,After the Reality,1.412,2016-04-21,After the Reality,5.2,5 +18826,"[18, 27, 53]",427800,en,Capture Kill Release,1.405,2016-10-09,Capture Kill Release,4.3,24 +18827,[99],381026,en,Look & See: A Portrait of Wendell Berry,1.401,2017-01-20,Look & See: A Portrait of Wendell Berry,7.0,3 +18828,"[28, 27, 53]",402462,en,Parasites,1.401,2016-09-09,Parasites,3.3,6 +18829,[10402],437597,en,Swans - The Glowing Man Live,1.4,2016-06-17,Swans - The Glowing Man Live,10.0,1 +18830,"[14, 12, 18]",425245,en,Lookouts,1.4,2016-08-08,Lookouts,9.0,1 +18831,"[10751, 10402, 10770]",381950,en,Disneyland 60th Anniversary TV Special,1.4,2016-02-21,Disneyland 60th Anniversary TV Special,8.8,4 +18832,[99],383254,de,Die Geträumten,1.4,2016-04-19,The Dreamed Ones,8.6,7 +18833,[99],426545,en,Fight For Space,1.4,2016-11-14,Fight For Space,8.3,3 +18834,[99],394109,fr,La supplication,1.4,2016-04-17,Voices from Chernobyl,8.2,3 +18835,[],536529,en,Shake Off the World,1.4,2016-07-15,Shake Off the World,8.0,1 +18836,"[10751, 12, 16, 14]",419645,ko,달빛궁궐,1.4,2016-12-01,Lost in the Moonlight,8.0,3 +18837,[18],402737,en,Texas Heart,1.4,2016-05-20,Texas Heart,8.0,2 +18838,[99],373339,en,Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You,1.4,2016-01-21,Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You,7.8,8 +18839,[],427573,en,Empire State Of The Dead,1.4,2016-05-28,Empire State Of The Dead,7.5,2 +18840,[35],396109,en,Gary Gulman: It's About Time,1.4,2016-05-01,Gary Gulman: It's About Time,7.5,6 +18841,[99],385808,en,Keep Quiet,1.4,2016-04-14,Keep Quiet,7.5,6 +18842,"[99, 18]",382868,en,Free Kick,1.4,2016-05-22,Free Kick,7.5,2 +18843,[35],405325,en,Dwayne Perkins: Take Note,1.4,2016-07-01,Dwayne Perkins: Take Note,7.4,5 +18844,"[18, 27]",422112,en,Scream: Halloween Special,1.4,2016-10-18,Scream: Halloween Special,7.4,13 +18845,[99],347702,en,Packed In A Trunk: The Lost Art of Edith Lake Wilkinson,1.4,2015-07-20,Packed In A Trunk: The Lost Art of Edith Lake Wilkinson,7.3,7 +18846,"[35, 27, 53]",359252,en,The Chickening,1.4,2016-01-26,The Chickening,7.2,9 +18847,"[10770, 53, 80, 18]",409393,en,Killer Assistant,1.4,2016-04-01,Killer Assistant,7.2,5 +18848,"[18, 10749]",418220,en,What Separates Us,1.4,2016-10-06,What Separates Us,7.0,4 +18849,[99],414260,en,Building Star Trek,1.4,2016-09-04,Building Star Trek,7.0,1 +18850,[99],413782,en,Mifune: The Last Samurai,1.4,2016-11-25,Mifune: The Last Samurai,7.0,17 +18851,"[53, 18]",413764,pl,Plac Zabaw,1.4,2016-09-25,Playground,7.0,8 +18852,"[35, 10749]",409289,zh,我最好朋友的婚礼,1.4,2016-08-12,My Best Friend's Wedding,7.0,2 +18853,"[28, 99]",406231,en,Citizen Soldier,1.4,2016-08-05,Citizen Soldier,7.0,6 +18854,[99],390996,en,Shot! The Psycho-Spiritual Mantra of Rock,1.4,2016-04-22,Shot! The Psycho-Spiritual Mantra of Rock,7.0,10 +18855,[99],306342,sn,Democrats,1.4,2015-04-16,Democrats,6.9,8 +18856,[99],381399,en,Class Divide,1.4,2016-04-18,Class Divide,6.7,3 +18857,"[16, 10751, 35]",427004,en,Marine Life Interviews,1.4,2016-11-15,Marine Life Interviews,6.6,16 +18858,"[28, 12, 14]",411442,zh,盗墓笔记,1.4,2016-08-26,Time Raiders,6.6,5 +18859,[99],219077,en,Ukraine Is Not a Brothel,1.4,2016-03-08,Ukraine Is Not a Brothel,6.6,7 +18860,"[16, 10751]",425674,en,Arlo: The Burping Pig,1.4,2016-11-15,Arlo: The Burping Pig,6.5,4 +18861,"[28, 18, 80, 53]",385031,en,Dirty Lies,1.4,2016-02-27,Dirty Lies,6.5,4 +18862,"[18, 10770]",384081,en,Pregnant At 17,1.4,2016-02-20,Pregnant At 17,6.5,2 +18863,"[18, 53]",424208,en,Alcoholist,1.4,2016-10-07,Alcoholist,6.3,7 +18864,[35],416290,en,Cedric the Entertainer: Live from the Ville,1.4,2016-09-16,Cedric the Entertainer: Live from the Ville,6.1,10 +18865,[18],376049,en,The Breaks,1.4,2016-01-04,The Breaks,6.1,5 +18866,"[18, 10751, 80]",410311,en,Delinquent,1.4,2016-07-05,Delinquent,6.0,6 +18867,"[18, 10749]",404459,en,Road to Yesterday,1.4,2016-07-01,Road to Yesterday,6.0,6 +18868,[],403076,en,Lowriders,1.4,2016-06-01,Lowriders,6.0,4 +18869,[18],345916,en,Do You Take This Man,1.4,2017-07-07,Do You Take This Man,6.0,3 +18870,"[53, 18]",337515,en,Reparation,1.4,2016-09-04,Reparation,6.0,3 +18871,"[99, 18]",430472,en,Running for His Life: The Lawrence Phillips Story,1.4,2016-12-16,Running for His Life: The Lawrence Phillips Story,5.8,12 +18872,"[18, 10402, 10770]",379297,en,Toni Braxton: Unbreak My Heart,1.4,2016-01-23,Toni Braxton: Unbreak My Heart,5.8,10 +18873,[28],379371,en,Pre Vis Action,1.4,2016-01-25,Pre Vis Action,5.7,10 +18874,"[53, 10770]",385931,en,Wrong Swipe,1.4,2016-03-06,Wrong Swipe,5.5,12 +18875,[35],390432,en,A Weekend with the Family,1.4,2016-04-01,A Weekend with the Family,5.4,5 +18876,"[10770, 18]",428119,en,The Rooftop Christmas Tree,1.4,2016-11-27,The Rooftop Christmas Tree,5.3,6 +18877,"[12, 10751]",385760,en,Timber the Treasure Dog,1.4,2016-02-05,Timber the Treasure Dog,5.3,3 +18878,"[35, 18, 10749]",444935,es,Como una novia sin sexo,1.4,2016-10-13,Bromance,5.3,4 +18879,[35],392013,en,Super Sex,1.4,2016-04-15,Super Sex,5.3,2 +18880,"[10770, 53]",392418,en,The Cheerleader Murders,1.4,2016-04-09,The Cheerleader Murders,5.2,5 +18881,[18],492888,en,Undeserved,1.4,2016-09-01,Undeserved,5.0,1 +18882,"[10749, 35]",461689,en,The Wedding Party,1.4,2016-09-10,The Wedding Party,5.0,2 +18883,[99],430264,en,Canvas of My Life,1.4,2016-12-08,Canvas of My Life,5.0,2 +18884,[27],425723,en,Lake Fear 2: The Swamp,1.4,2016-11-12,Lake Fear 2: The Swamp,5.0,1 +18885,[28],421750,en,Deadly Inferno,1.4,2016-10-31,Deadly Inferno,5.0,5 +18886,"[35, 18, 10749]",414280,en,Happy,1.4,2016-07-28,Happy,5.0,3 +18887,"[18, 80]",394770,en,11:55,1.4,2017-06-09,11:55,5.0,8 +18888,[35],379008,en,Whitney Cummings: I'm Your Girlfriend,1.4,2016-01-23,Whitney Cummings: I'm Your Girlfriend,5.0,5 +18889,[99],373480,en,Kiki,1.4,2016-01-26,Kiki,5.0,6 +18890,"[28, 18, 53]",364160,en,Caged No More,1.4,2016-01-15,Caged No More,4.8,4 +18891,[53],401358,en,Fair Chase,1.4,2016-06-07,Hunting Season,4.5,6 +18892,"[53, 9648]",396099,en,Still Alive,1.4,2016-06-03,Still Alive,4.5,2 +18893,"[10751, 18, 10749]",402025,en,Heartland,1.4,2016-09-24,Heartland,4.4,9 +18894,[53],412818,en,911 Nightmare,1.4,2016-01-10,911 Nightmare,4.4,7 +18895,"[35, 16]",400465,en,Hitler's Folly,1.4,2016-06-03,Hitler's Folly,4.3,5 +18896,"[53, 18, 14]",296293,en,As They Continue to Fall,1.4,2016-06-01,As They Continue to Fall,4.3,2 +18897,[28],270200,en,Young Rebels,1.4,1989-10-31,Young Rebels,4.3,4 +18898,"[18, 37]",412540,en,JL Family Ranch,1.4,2016-07-22,JL Family Ranch,4.0,5 +18899,"[18, 10749, 10770]",404845,en,Twist of Fate,1.4,2016-07-02,Twist of Fate,4.0,2 +18900,[99],332740,en,Indian Point,1.4,2016-07-08,Indian Point,4.0,2 +18901,[53],406589,en,His Double Life,1.4,2016-06-05,His Double Life,3.9,5 +18902,[53],389260,en,Slender,1.4,2016-01-01,Slender,3.3,11 +18903,[28],407455,en,The Chemist,1.4,2016-08-02,Assassin X,3.0,3 +18904,[99],412339,en,The Atheist Delusion,1.4,2016-09-30,The Atheist Delusion,2.1,9 +18905,[99],407159,en,Empathy,1.4,2016-07-18,Empathy,2.0,1 +18906,[18],371893,ku,El Clásico,1.4,2016-07-27,El Clásico,0.5,1 +18907,"[53, 878]",391199,el,Displacement,1.398,2017-04-28,Displacement,4.2,7 +18908,"[18, 53]",384446,en,Cassidy Way,1.398,2016-02-23,Cassidy Way,3.9,6 +18909,"[18, 27]",324794,th,อนธการ,1.397,2015-05-30,The Blue Hour,6.7,15 +18910,"[36, 99]",472053,en,American Experience: Tesla,1.393,2016-10-18,American Experience: Tesla,7.0,15 +18911,[99],390606,en,haveababy,1.391,2016-04-14,haveababy,8.0,3 +18912,"[10402, 99, 36]",411020,en,I Called Him Morgan,1.39,2016-10-02,I Called Him Morgan,7.4,16 +18913,[99],427602,en,Project X,1.39,2016-11-18,Project X,5.6,7 +18914,"[36, 18, 10402]",430124,en,George Takei's Allegiance Broadway,1.388,2016-12-13,George Takei's Allegiance Broadway,6.0,1 +18915,[99],415078,en,Hamilton's America,1.387,2016-10-01,Hamilton's America,6.5,22 +18916,"[35, 18]",408513,en,Monty Comes Back,1.386,2016-09-03,Monty Comes Back,0.0,1 +18917,[14],379624,en,Kitty,1.385,2016-10-02,Kitty,7.0,1 +18918,[99],491231,ru,The Hanging,1.384,2016-05-01,The Hanging,8.0,1 +18919,"[10749, 18]",435665,en,Ava's Impossible Things,1.384,2016-07-16,Ava's Impossible Things,7.8,5 +18920,"[18, 10770]",447655,en,Double Mommy,1.384,2016-12-19,Double Mommy,6.1,8 +18921,[18],388697,en,1985,1.384,2016-03-11,1985,5.0,1 +18922,"[53, 27]",328216,en,Be My Cat: A Film for Anne,1.381,2016-12-05,Be My Cat: A Film for Anne,7.0,15 +18923,"[18, 35]",346388,en,Black Mountain Poets,1.381,2016-03-13,Black Mountain Poets,6.6,8 +18924,"[18, 53]",511186,en,Grinder,1.381,2016-10-20,Grinder,3.7,3 +18925,"[35, 27]",393513,en,Evil Bong: High 5,1.381,2016-04-20,Evil Bong: High 5,2.3,6 +18926,[53],399169,en,Kaleidoscope,1.379,2017-12-08,Kaleidoscope,5.4,12 +18927,"[12, 35, 18]",396965,en,Well Wishes,1.378,2015-09-24,Well Wishes,4.9,8 +18928,[35],394185,en,Chokeslam,1.377,2016-10-10,Chokeslam,4.6,10 +18929,"[10749, 35, 80, 18]",428916,en,Flatbush Luck,1.376,2016-06-05,Flatbush Luck,6.0,3 +18930,[99],373441,en,Jim: The James Foley Story,1.375,2016-01-23,Jim: The James Foley Story,7.9,21 +18931,[27],437600,en,Gorenos,1.375,2016-06-05,Gorenos,5.8,5 +18932,[10751],428058,en,A Puppy for Christmas,1.373,2016-11-25,A Puppy for Christmas,5.3,11 +18933,[35],433401,en,FML,1.371,2016-10-11,FML,10.0,2 +18934,[99],407803,en,Harry Benson: Shoot First,1.368,2016-11-04,Harry Benson: Shoot First,6.9,11 +18935,[99],381019,en,"Accidental Courtesy: Daryl Davis, Race & America",1.365,2016-03-13,"Accidental Courtesy: Daryl Davis, Race & America",7.9,13 +18936,"[18, 10749]",405604,en,Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company Live: Romeo and Juliet,1.363,2016-07-07,Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company Live: Romeo and Juliet,7.7,12 +18937,"[28, 35]",377729,en,Bad Black,1.361,2016-09-25,Bad Black,7.6,5 +18938,[53],425007,en,It Watches,1.361,2016-12-06,It Watches,3.1,7 +18939,"[10751, 10770, 10749]",421626,en,Sleigh Bells Ring,1.36,2016-12-18,Sleigh Bells Ring,6.1,20 +18940,"[27, 53]",398470,en,Den of Darkness,1.36,2016-02-20,Den of Darkness,3.1,4 +18941,"[10749, 18]",399636,en,Retake,1.359,2016-06-21,Retake,6.8,10 +18942,[99],384673,en,National Bird,1.356,2016-04-16,National Bird,7.0,15 +18943,[99],390319,en,Tickling Giants,1.351,2017-03-15,Tickling Giants,8.0,14 +18944,"[878, 27]",382437,en,Terror Birds,1.351,2016-03-08,Terror Birds,4.6,8 +18945,[27],390557,en,Closet Space,1.347,2016-02-20,Closet Space,6.6,15 +18946,[99],390410,en,Shadow World,1.346,2016-04-16,Shadow World,7.7,7 +18947,"[12, 16]",112956,th,ก้านกล้วย 2,1.346,2016-09-20,Khan Kluay 2,6.0,1 +18948,"[10752, 18, 9648]",386591,tr,Annemin Yarası,1.344,2016-10-15,My Mother's Wound,7.4,13 +18949,[99],328594,ja,The Birth of Saké,1.341,2015-04-16,The Birth of Saké,7.3,21 +18950,[99],356325,en,Everything Is Copy,1.338,2015-09-29,Everything Is Copy,7.7,12 +18951,"[28, 9648, 80, 53]",390744,en,The Loner,1.336,2016-04-15,The Loner,4.7,3 +18952,"[10770, 18]",388615,en,Mommy's Little Girl,1.335,2016-03-19,Mommy's Little Girl,5.0,12 +18953,"[18, 53]",385753,en,Live Cargo,1.328,2016-04-15,Live Cargo,5.7,7 +18954,"[18, 36]",398455,en,To Keep the Light,1.325,2016-04-09,To Keep the Light,6.0,3 +18955,"[10770, 10751, 35]",429743,en,Christmas with the Andersons,1.322,2016-12-10,Christmas with the Andersons,6.5,4 +18956,[18],418921,en,Memory Box,1.321,2016-09-24,Memory Box,6.0,4 +18957,[35],397591,en,Girl Flu.,1.321,2016-06-06,Girl Flu.,4.6,7 +18958,[99],413323,en,Deadpool: From Comics to Screen... to Screen,1.32,2016-05-10,Deadpool: From Comics to Screen... to Screen,5.8,7 +18959,"[16, 878, 28, 12]",418363,en,Star Wars Rebels: Steps Into Shadow,1.319,2016-09-24,Star Wars Rebels: Steps Into Shadow,8.3,6 +18960,"[18, 35, 10770, 10749]",427261,en,A Husband for Christmas,1.319,2016-12-11,A Husband for Christmas,6.4,5 +18961,"[53, 18]",428583,en,Sins of Our Youth,1.318,2016-12-02,Sins of Our Youth,4.8,7 +18962,[99],381021,en,Best and Most Beautiful Things,1.315,2016-12-02,Best and Most Beautiful Things,6.0,3 +18963,"[18, 35]",395177,en,Bourek,1.314,2016-04-29,Bourek,7.0,3 +18964,[99],390518,fr,Relève,1.311,2016-04-20,Reset,7.7,14 +18965,"[16, 28, 12]",391322,en,Overwatch Animated Short: Alive,1.306,2016-04-03,Overwatch Animated Short: Alive,7.5,27 +18966,[878],420846,en,Lights,1.302,2016-10-11,Lights,5.3,4 +18967,"[80, 53]",391632,en,Late Shift,1.3,2016-03-10,Late Shift,6.9,8 +18968,[53],432831,en,His Secret Past,1.298,2016-12-26,His Secret Past,5.8,5 +18969,"[10749, 10770]",383627,en,Hearts of Spring,1.296,2016-04-09,Hearts of Spring,6.4,9 +18970,[99],381043,en,Asperger's Are Us,1.295,2016-11-11,Asperger's Are Us,6.2,10 +18971,"[27, 53]",433651,en,House by the Lake,1.294,2016-01-01,House by the Lake,3.5,4 +18972,[],381298,ab,Ghayal Once Again,1.293,2016-02-05,Ghayal Once Again,6.0,11 +18973,[53],428229,en,Remote Paradise,1.293,2016-10-30,Remote Paradise,1.3,4 +18974,"[53, 80, 18]",298095,en,Desiree,1.292,2016-09-27,Desiree,3.0,3 +18975,"[18, 27, 53]",355598,en,Girl in Woods,1.289,2016-06-03,Girl in Woods,4.7,11 +18976,[10749],415636,zh,从你的全世界路过,1.287,2016-09-30,I Belonged to You,7.0,2 +18977,"[10770, 18]",389704,en,The Perfect Daughter,1.285,2016-03-26,The Perfect Daughter,5.8,4 +18978,[35],398780,en,Swing State,1.285,2017-02-03,Swing State,3.2,5 +18979,[99],373348,en,Author: The JT LeRoy Story,1.282,2016-01-22,Author: The JT LeRoy Story,6.6,13 +18980,"[10751, 35]",418218,en,Loserville,1.274,2016-09-30,Loserville,5.8,4 +18981,"[53, 18, 27]",348656,sv,Sensoria,1.274,2015-09-27,Sensoria,4.4,7 +18982,[99],390403,en,Enlighten Us: The Rise and Fall of James Arthur Ray,1.271,2016-04-15,Enlighten Us: The Rise and Fall of James Arthur Ray,5.9,13 +18983,"[99, 18]",340484,en,Kate Plays Christine,1.269,2016-01-24,Kate Plays Christine,4.8,13 +18984,[99],352197,en,Heart of a Dog,1.264,2015-10-21,Heart of a Dog,6.8,17 +18985,[18],371459,sr,Dobra žena,1.263,2016-01-26,A Good Wife,6.9,11 +18986,"[28, 80, 53]",390447,en,Cut to the Chase,1.263,2017-02-28,Cut to the Chase,6.6,5 +18987,[27],380734,en,Forsaken,1.262,2016-02-02,Forsaken,3.7,15 +18988,"[28, 27, 878]",407628,en,Dam Sharks!,1.261,2016-07-25,Dam Sharks!,4.9,8 +18989,"[18, 53]",443007,en,Fare,1.26,2017-02-21,Fare,4.2,5 +18990,"[53, 27]",424588,en,A Molyember incidens,1.26,2016-06-12,Moth,3.3,8 +18991,[27],386123,en,Bigfoot vs. Zombies,1.259,2016-02-23,Bigfoot vs. Zombies,3.1,10 +18992,[35],343829,en,Breaking the Bank,1.258,2016-04-15,Breaking the Bank,4.4,5 +18993,"[35, 18]",399266,en,Pushing Dead,1.257,2016-09-29,Pushing Dead,8.3,3 +18994,"[10749, 35, 18]",399417,en,Lazy Eye,1.256,2016-11-11,Lazy Eye,6.6,16 +18995,"[18, 27, 14]",386835,th,The Forest,1.255,2016-03-09,The Forest,5.9,15 +18996,[99],448271,en,Map of Hell,1.253,2016-06-02,Map of Hell,6.0,1 +18997,[],417680,en,Cropped,1.253,2016-01-01,Cropped,6.0,1 +18998,[99],382212,de,Homo Sapiens,1.25,2016-07-29,Homo Sapiens,7.3,12 +18999,"[10751, 10770]",401438,en,Casa Vita,1.25,2016-02-06,Casa Vita,7.2,16 +19000,[99],331745,en,Top Spin,1.249,2014-11-15,Top Spin,6.9,10 +19001,"[10751, 35, 18]",421675,en,Heritage Falls,1.248,2016-09-02,Heritage Falls,5.5,4 +19002,"[10751, 35, 18]",326256,en,Miss India America,1.247,2016-03-24,Miss India America,5.4,12 +19003,[35],418143,en,Finding Sofia,1.246,2016-10-16,Finding Sofia,6.8,4 +19004,"[27, 28, 80]",453412,en,Grindsploitation,1.244,2016-07-01,Grindsploitation,4.5,4 +19005,"[18, 27, 53]",407757,en,"Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl",1.243,2016-09-22,"Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl",6.1,17 +19006,[18],384021,en,Who's Driving Doug,1.241,2016-02-26,Who's Driving Doug,5.7,7 +19007,"[53, 27, 9648]",347097,en,Observance,1.241,2016-08-02,Observance,4.9,24 +19008,[99],411500,en,50 Years of Star Trek,1.235,2016-08-14,50 Years of Star Trek,7.3,8 +19009,[27],409281,en,Amityville: No Escape,1.232,2016-08-05,Amityville: No Escape,1.7,3 +19010,"[10751, 18]",452165,en,#WhereIsBeauty,1.23,2016-06-03,#WhereIsBeauty,10.0,1 +19011,[35],375534,ja,珍遊記,1.229,2016-09-24,Chinyuki,6.5,2 +19012,"[80, 18, 53]",372174,en,House of Manson,1.228,2014-01-01,House of Manson,5.0,9 +19013,[99],396121,ja,TSUKIJI WONDERLAND,1.227,2016-05-31,Tsukiji Wonderland,8.0,4 +19014,[16],424873,en,Weenie,1.227,2016-12-06,Weenie,5.0,3 +19015,[],413647,en,Sharknado: Heart of Sharkness,1.227,2016-10-06,Sharknado: Heart of Sharkness,4.5,4 +19016,"[35, 18, 27, 53]",405795,en,Confessions,1.226,2016-07-26,Confessions,9.3,4 +19017,"[16, 18, 10751]",77859,ja,チリンの鈴,1.226,1983-04-08,Ringing Bell,6.9,11 +19018,[35],412002,en,The Realest Real,1.226,2016-09-12,The Realest Real,6.8,4 +19019,"[28, 18, 80]",408289,en,The Brooklyn Banker,1.226,2016-08-05,The Brooklyn Banker,4.8,4 +19020,"[12, 28, 18, 10751]",257683,en,A Fighting Chance,1.226,2016-09-02,A Fighting Chance,0.5,4 +19021,[10749],430412,pt,O Porteiro do dia,1.225,2016-01-01,The Daytime Doorman,7.8,2 +19022,[18],387724,en,Essex Vendetta,1.224,2016-04-11,Essex Vendetta,3.3,4 +19023,[],387585,es,Macho,1.223,2016-11-11,Macho,5.7,16 +19024,[],275257,es,El sueño del Mara'akame,1.218,2016-10-14,Mara'akame's Dream,6.0,1 +19025,"[35, 27]",408538,en,The Careful Massacre of the Bourgeoisie,1.216,2016-07-28,The Careful Massacre of the Bourgeoisie,7.0,2 +19026,"[16, 878]",414740,en,Transformers: Combiner Wars,1.215,2016-08-02,Transformers: Combiner Wars,5.3,3 +19027,[18],371465,es,Aquí no ha pasado nada,1.213,2016-01-23,Much Ado About Nothing,6.8,9 +19028,"[10749, 18]",426639,en,The Falls: Covenant of Grace,1.212,2016-09-01,The Falls: Covenant of Grace,8.4,9 +19029,[99],413049,en,American Anarchist,1.21,2016-10-08,American Anarchist,6.7,24 +19030,"[10749, 12, 18]",424113,en,Hara Kiri,1.198,2016-11-11,Hara Kiri,7.0,3 +19031,"[18, 53]",447224,en,5150,1.197,2016-10-07,5150,5.7,3 +19032,[53],428039,en,Her Dark Past,1.197,2016-11-27,Her Dark Past,5.0,6 +19033,"[27, 53]",416226,en,Minutes Past Midnight,1.193,2016-10-18,Minutes Past Midnight,4.8,23 +19034,[16],425104,en,Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu - Day of the Departed,1.192,2016-10-28,Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu - Day of the Departed,7.1,7 +19035,[18],340616,fr,Baden Baden,1.192,2016-11-25,Baden Baden,5.9,14 +19036,"[10770, 10749]",399119,en,Change of Heart,1.192,2016-03-05,Change of Heart,5.8,6 +19037,[18],428601,en,Menorca,1.191,2016-12-09,Menorca,4.6,5 +19038,[99],299751,en,"Jia Zhangke, Um Homem de Fenyang",1.189,2016-05-27,"Jia Zhangke, A Guy from Fenyang",7.3,3 +19039,"[35, 18, 10751, 14, 10749]",416239,ur,Actor in Law,1.188,2016-09-09,Actor in Law,7.9,8 +19040,"[18, 35]",344134,en,Weepah Way For Now,1.188,2015-06-16,Weepah Way For Now,6.5,6 +19041,"[18, 10752]",407518,en,Chosen,1.187,2016-08-02,Chosen,4.2,14 +19042,"[16, 12]",421702,en,Summer Camp Island,1.186,2017-04-16,Summer Camp Island,8.0,2 +19043,[99],403579,en,The C Word,1.186,2016-07-28,The C Word,7.4,7 +19044,"[878, 28, 12, 35, 53, 27]",392050,en,Big Bad,1.186,2016-08-02,Big Bad,3.9,9 +19045,"[10751, 16]",381123,en,The Lego Movie 4D: A New Adventure,1.181,2016-01-29,The Lego Movie 4D: A New Adventure,9.0,2 +19046,[99],393949,en,Joe's Violin,1.181,2016-04-14,Joe's Violin,5.9,8 +19047,"[35, 18]",326035,en,Shooting Clerks,1.181,2016-12-31,Shooting Clerks,5.0,2 +19048,"[27, 35, 53]",355536,en,Director's Cut,1.178,2018-05-10,Director's Cut,5.5,6 +19049,"[10402, 99]",373479,en,Eat That Question: Frank Zappa in His Own Words,1.176,2016-05-03,Eat That Question: Frank Zappa in His Own Words,8.5,4 +19050,[99],390298,en,The Happy Film,1.176,2016-04-16,The Happy Film,7.3,4 +19051,[99],381025,en,Ovarian Psycos,1.176,2016-03-12,Ovarian Psycos,7.3,4 +19052,[99],433973,en,Supergirl,1.176,2016-10-09,Supergirl,6.7,3 +19053,"[53, 28]",417004,en,The Escape,1.176,2016-10-23,The Escape,6.6,10 +19054,"[18, 53]",340215,en,Dusk,1.176,2015-03-25,Dusk,6.3,11 +19055,[99],453900,en,House of Z,1.175,2016-06-30,House of Z,7.6,8 +19056,"[18, 878, 53]",381771,en,Connected,1.175,2016-02-08,Connected,6.0,1 +19057,[99],402813,en,The 4%: Film's Gender Problem,1.175,2016-03-08,The 4%: Film's Gender Problem,4.5,2 +19058,[99],392163,en,Two Trains Runnin',1.174,2016-04-08,Two Trains Runnin',8.0,2 +19059,[99],393621,en,"Debra Paget, For Example",1.174,2016-03-01,"Debra Paget, For Example",6.0,2 +19060,[27],423845,en,Krampus Unleashed,1.174,2016-11-01,Krampus Unleashed,4.4,16 +19061,"[16, 18, 9648, 53]",428442,en,The Raven (by Edgar Allan Poe),1.172,2016-12-01,The Raven (by Edgar Allan Poe),10.0,1 +19062,[99],515793,en,The Search for Life in Space,1.169,2016-10-21,The Search for Life in Space,6.4,9 +19063,"[16, 10751]",429657,en,Albert,1.168,2016-12-10,Albert,7.0,2 +19064,"[35, 878]",426070,en,Virgin Hunters 2,1.167,2016-10-07,Virgin Hunters 2,7.5,2 +19065,"[35, 27]",283217,en,Midnight Show,1.167,2016-10-23,Midnight Show,7.0,2 +19066,[99],381048,en,The Hollywood Shorties,1.164,2016-03-12,The Hollywood Shorties,8.0,2 +19067,"[27, 878]",459181,en,The Kaos Brief,1.162,2016-06-05,The Kaos Brief,5.2,5 +19068,"[80, 28, 12]",414779,en,The River Thief,1.157,2016-10-14,The River Thief,6.8,6 +19069,"[80, 9648, 53]",408219,en,Population Zero,1.153,2016-04-26,Population Zero,5.5,19 +19070,[27],418691,en,Shadows of the Dead,1.153,2016-10-22,Shadows of the Dead,5.3,12 +19071,[28],464723,en,Executor,1.153,2016-07-05,Executor,4.0,1 +19072,[53],402877,en,Lifeline,1.151,2016-05-06,Lifeline,7.0,1 +19073,"[28, 12, 14]",431643,en,Sinbad and the War of the Furies,1.151,2016-12-06,Sinbad and the War of the Furies,5.6,7 +19074,"[27, 53]",383145,en,HoneyBee,1.151,2016-06-13,HoneyBee,4.1,8 +19075,[99],413579,en,Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened...,1.15,2016-10-09,Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened...,8.1,7 +19076,[53],405796,en,Hidden Truth,1.15,2016-03-12,Hidden Truth,4.8,8 +19077,[99],366273,en,It's So Easy and Other Lies,1.146,2016-05-26,It's So Easy and Other Lies,6.2,6 +19078,"[18, 53]",389099,en,The Other Wife,1.146,2016-03-13,The Other Wife,5.5,4 +19079,[99],252451,en,Defying the Nazis: The Sharps' War,1.14,2016-09-20,Defying the Nazis: The Sharps' War,7.0,8 +19080,"[53, 10770]",437665,en,The Wrong House,1.14,2016-12-26,The Wrong House,6.6,5 +19081,"[14, 18]",394711,en,Destined,1.139,2017-11-17,Destined,6.0,3 +19082,[],437508,en,Quantum is Calling,1.138,2016-12-12,Quantum is Calling,6.0,1 +19083,"[99, 12]",423213,en,Between,1.138,2016-11-14,Between,1.0,1 +19084,"[10402, 99, 10749]",417062,en,"To Joey, with Love",1.137,2016-09-20,"To Joey, with Love",10.0,1 +19085,"[9648, 18, 53, 27]",421405,en,Dead Billy,1.137,2016-10-14,Dead Billy,6.0,1 +19086,[],417407,en,Meridian,1.137,2016-09-21,Meridian,3.0,1 +19087,[10402],405787,en,Steve Hackett: The Total Experience Live in Liverpool,1.136,2016-07-29,Steve Hackett: The Total Experience Live in Liverpool,7.0,1 +19088,[],455433,en,Susie Sunshine,1.136,2016-08-23,Susie Sunshine,5.0,1 +19089,[16],472349,en,Arrival: A Short Film,1.135,2016-05-25,Arrival: A Short Film,6.0,1 +19090,[99],407602,en,Incredible Spiders,1.135,2016-05-21,Incredible Spiders,6.0,1 +19091,[10752],535838,en,Tango on the Balcony,1.135,2016-05-26,Tango on the Balcony,4.0,1 +19092,[],451737,en,Pale Blue,1.134,2016-03-11,Pale Blue,9.0,1 +19093,[99],381065,en,In Pursuit of Silence,1.134,2016-03-12,In Pursuit of Silence,6.4,7 +19094,[18],430141,en,Amexico,1.134,2016-05-10,Amexico,4.0,1 +19095,"[37, 18]",377357,en,Lawless Range,1.133,2016-01-05,Lawless Range,6.5,1 +19096,[],418327,en,Blood Is Blood,1.133,2016-09-02,Blood Is Blood,5.5,6 +19097,[18],424399,en,Christmas Ranch,1.126,2016-12-20,Christmas Ranch,4.7,6 +19098,"[27, 53]",150201,en,You Are Not Alone,1.124,2016-06-23,You Are Not Alone,5.3,6 +19099,"[10402, 99]",406044,en,The End Of The World As We Knew It,1.123,2008-06-14,The End Of The World As We Knew It,10.0,1 +19100,[27],422472,en,Family Possessions,1.112,2016-10-21,Family Possessions,4.3,4 +19101,"[10402, 99, 36]",381020,en,Alive and Kicking,1.11,2017-04-07,Alive and Kicking,8.1,8 +19102,"[18, 10770]",348611,en,Sister Cities,1.103,2016-09-17,Sister Cities,7.1,22 +19103,[18],196359,en,Max Rose,1.103,2016-09-02,Max Rose,5.5,7 +19104,[10749],430026,en,Season's Greetings,1.098,2016-12-11,Season's Greetings,6.1,8 +19105,[99],393627,en,21 Days Under the Sky,1.097,2016-05-03,21 Days Under the Sky,6.7,7 +19106,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 14]",424656,ja,クレヨンしんちゃん 爆睡！ユメミーワールド大突撃,1.096,2016-04-30,Crayon Shin-chan: Fast Asleep! Dreaming World Big Assault!,8.0,2 +19107,[99],414922,en,American Experience: Murder of a President,1.093,2016-02-02,American Experience: Murder of a President,7.8,4 +19108,"[10751, 35, 18]",296867,es,El Jeremías,1.092,2016-10-21,Jeremy,7.4,16 +19109,[18],403586,en,Te Ata,1.088,2017-10-13,Te Ata,7.9,6 +19110,[99],373446,en,Gleason,1.085,2016-01-23,Gleason,8.4,28 +19111,[99],398287,en,They Call Us Monsters,1.085,2016-06-06,They Call Us Monsters,7.1,12 +19112,[35],410965,en,Jeff Foxworthy & Larry the Cable Guy: We've Been Thinking,1.085,2016-08-26,Jeff Foxworthy & Larry the Cable Guy: We've Been Thinking,5.3,4 +19113,"[18, 9648, 878, 53]",446594,en,96 Souls,1.083,2016-06-03,96 Souls,4.8,4 +19114,[53],405901,en,Betrothed,1.079,2016-07-15,Betrothed,3.8,5 +19115,"[53, 27]",415044,en,The Evil Gene,1.078,2016-09-08,The Evil Gene,3.5,4 +19116,[99],353259,en,Lucha Mexico,1.077,2016-07-15,Lucha Mexico,6.8,5 +19117,"[53, 80, 18]",500270,en,Dark Harvest,1.077,2016-09-02,Dark Harvest,4.8,5 +19118,[99],386028,en,The Million Dollar Duck,1.076,2016-01-24,The Million Dollar Duck,6.6,5 +19119,[99],313705,en,Dying to Know: Ram Dass & Timothy Leary,1.075,2016-08-26,Dying to Know: Ram Dass & Timothy Leary,7.5,4 +19120,"[28, 18, 53]",455509,en,Turbulence,1.073,2016-12-01,Turbulence,5.6,5 +19121,"[18, 27, 10749, 53]",405899,en,Beautiful Prison,1.073,2016-07-12,Beautiful Prison,5.1,9 +19122,[99],376515,en,Becoming Mike Nichols,1.071,2016-01-28,Becoming Mike Nichols,7.0,6 +19123,[27],414910,en,Tonight It's You,1.071,2016-06-24,Tonight It's You,6.3,7 +19124,"[28, 12, 18, 878, 37]",397204,en,Six Gun Savior,1.07,2016-07-05,Six Gun Savior,4.0,5 +19125,"[53, 35, 27]",330266,en,Late Night Double Feature,1.068,2016-11-21,Late Night Double Feature,4.8,7 +19126,"[18, 10402]",424000,en,Fairy Dust,1.067,2016-10-30,Fairy Dust,7.8,7 +19127,[53],433308,en,10 Year Reunion,1.067,2016-10-23,10 Year Reunion,2.3,3 +19128,[35],414743,en,Martin Lawrence Doin’ Time,1.066,2016-09-09,Martin Lawrence Doin’ Time,5.4,7 +19129,[99],399264,en,Growing Up Coy,1.063,2016-06-16,Growing Up Coy,7.5,13 +19130,[99],400668,en,KidPoker,1.062,2016-06-01,KidPoker,6.7,7 +19131,"[28, 16, 878, 18]",397366,ja,機動戦士ガンダム THE ORIGIN III 暁の蜂起,1.061,2016-05-21,Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin III - Dawn of Rebellion,7.5,2 +19132,"[35, 27]",285225,en,Stomping Ground,1.058,2014-06-08,Stomping Ground,6.7,3 +19133,[28],421259,en,Bus Driver,1.053,2016-10-04,Bus Driver,5.4,5 +19134,[99],359093,en,The 24 Hour War,1.05,2016-11-20,The 24 Hour War,7.3,9 +19135,[99],357799,en,Presenting Princess Shaw,1.046,2016-05-27,Presenting Princess Shaw,6.8,5 +19136,[18],371464,de,Wild,1.045,2016-01-24,Wild,6.4,28 +19137,[99],410205,en,"All Governments Lie: Truth, Deception, and the Spirit of I.F. Stone",1.044,2016-11-04,"All Governments Lie: Truth, Deception, and the Spirit of I.F. Stone",9.3,4 +19138,[99],381027,pt,Espaço Além - Marina Abramović e o Brasil,1.044,2016-03-12,The Space in Between: Marina Abramović and Brazil,8.7,3 +19139,[99],385761,en,All This Panic,1.044,2017-03-31,All This Panic,5.8,5 +19140,"[10770, 35, 14, 10751]",410869,en,Ever After High: Epic Winter,1.039,2016-08-04,Ever After High: Epic Winter,8.7,6 +19141,[18],520629,en,Genesee,1.038,2016-12-16,Genesee,9.3,6 +19142,"[18, 14, 10749]",382814,en,Little Mermaid,1.037,2016-11-02,Little Mermaid,5.9,6 +19143,"[27, 878, 53]",454963,en,Conspiracy Theory,1.037,2016-01-29,Conspiracy Theory,2.0,3 +19144,"[53, 878]",463025,en,Simple Creature,1.036,2016-08-08,Simple Creature,7.0,6 +19145,"[10749, 35]",381035,en,Jean of the Joneses,1.035,2016-06-01,Jean of the Joneses,6.8,5 +19146,"[18, 36]",380114,en,The Emperor of Time,1.034,2016-01-22,The Emperor of Time,6.8,4 +19147,"[35, 10751]",388374,en,Rescue Dogs,1.033,2016-04-01,Rescue Dogs,6.7,4 +19148,"[878, 27, 9648]",459471,en,Anomaly,1.033,2016-08-22,Anomaly,2.8,5 +19149,[16],408992,en,The Early Hatchling Gets The Worm,1.031,2016-06-10,The Early Hatchling Gets The Worm,5.0,4 +19150,[18],301339,en,Coming Through the Rye,1.029,2016-10-13,Coming Through the Rye,6.6,16 +19151,"[99, 12]",369237,en,The Fourth Phase,1.027,2016-10-02,The Fourth Phase,7.3,10 +19152,"[53, 18, 878]",420478,en,Einstein's God Model,1.024,2016-05-11,Einstein's God Model,5.8,11 +19153,[35],391743,en,Curmudgeons,1.022,2016-04-15,Curmudgeons,8.0,11 +19154,[99],376236,en,Nuts!,1.017,2016-01-22,Nuts!,6.6,12 +19155,[53],390587,en,Tiger Raid,1.017,2016-04-17,Tiger Raid,4.3,3 +19156,"[35, 878]",399183,en,Cyborg Hookers,1.015,2016-01-24,Cyborg Hookers,7.0,2 +19157,"[27, 53]",424049,en,7 Rules,1.013,2016-09-25,7 Rules,5.5,4 +19158,[99],318852,en,Sons of Ben,1.01,2015-06-13,Sons of Ben,7.3,3 +19159,"[10749, 18]",413747,en,Black Tar Road,1.01,2016-07-28,Black Tar Road,3.2,5 +19160,"[10402, 99]",424132,en,Rush: Time Stand Still,1.009,2016-11-03,Rush: Time Stand Still,9.0,2 +19161,"[10770, 18, 9648]",385585,en,Sandra Brown's White Hot,1.009,2016-04-17,Sandra Brown's White Hot,4.0,4 +19162,[16],424889,en,Norman Television,1.008,2016-12-06,Norman Television,6.0,5 +19163,"[18, 35]",379960,en,Too Legit,1.008,2016-01-22,Too Legit,4.7,3 +19164,"[16, 18]",485983,en,Aquarium,1.006,2016-07-30,Aquarium,9.0,1 +19165,"[9648, 18, 99, 80, 36]",442236,en,Finding Oscar,1.006,2016-09-03,Finding Oscar,8.8,4 +19166,"[10402, 99]",386128,en,Hired Gun,1.006,2017-06-29,Hired Gun,7.5,19 +19167,"[18, 80]",438283,en,Chapter & Verse,1.006,2017-02-03,Chapter & Verse,7.0,4 +19168,"[10749, 35]",376451,en,How To Tell You're A Douchebag,1.006,2016-01-25,How To Tell You're A Douchebag,3.7,6 +19169,"[18, 36]",367196,cn,點五步,1.005,2016-07-04,Weeds on Fire,6.6,10 +19170,"[12, 99, 878]",399623,en,Passage to Mars,1.005,2016-05-31,Passage to Mars,4.0,5 +19171,[10402],393806,en,Sia - Live at Coachella,1.004,2016-04-17,Sia - Live at Coachella,9.0,1 +19172,"[10770, 10749, 18]",421631,en,Operation Christmas,1.004,2016-11-20,Operation Christmas,6.7,19 +19173,[],362216,en,Collective: Unconscious,1.004,2016-03-13,Collective: Unconscious,6.6,5 +19174,[10402],411990,en,Endless,1.003,2016-08-19,Endless,10.0,4 +19175,"[10770, 53]",401392,en,Broken Promise,1.003,2016-02-13,Broken Promise,6.6,5 +19176,"[9648, 80, 53]",400252,en,Evidence of Truth,1.003,2016-05-22,Evidence of Truth,5.3,4 +19177,[99],352403,en,We Love Paleo,1.002,2016-01-01,We Love Paleo,4.7,3 +19178,"[10402, 18]",394433,en,The Odyssey,1.001,2016-04-24,The Odyssey,9.5,4 +19179,"[18, 878, 53]",402592,en,Electric Nostalgia,1.001,2016-06-09,Electric Nostalgia,8.7,3 +19180,[99],394435,en,Dear President Obama,1.001,2016-03-17,Dear President Obama,7.5,2 +19181,[28],431575,en,The Rogue One: A Star Wars Toy Story,1.001,2016-12-15,The Rogue One: A Star Wars Toy Story,6.4,13 +19182,[99],418394,en,Bodyguards: Secret Lives from the Watchtower,1.001,2016-10-01,Bodyguards: Secret Lives from the Watchtower,5.5,4 +19183,[18],424979,en,Little Miss Perfect,1.0,2016-01-21,Little Miss Perfect,5.4,4 +19184,[99],399267,en,The Trans List,0.997,2016-12-05,The Trans List,6.0,4 +19185,"[18, 10751]",426670,en,Dolly Parton's Christmas of Many Colors: Circle of Love,0.997,2016-11-30,Dolly Parton's Christmas of Many Colors: Circle of Love,4.9,9 +19186,"[53, 27]",391207,en,The Tell-Tale Heart,0.997,2016-04-05,The Tell-Tale Heart,4.8,4 +19187,"[18, 53]",367807,en,Deserted,0.996,2016-09-15,Deserted,4.5,11 +19188,"[18, 10749, 10770]",379992,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: From the Heart",0.995,2016-02-21,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: From the Heart",5.8,7 +19189,"[18, 80, 53, 27]",438913,en,Dead West,0.995,2016-01-01,Dead West,3.3,4 +19190,[10751],422623,it,Asino vola,0.995,2016-10-25,Donkey Flies,3.0,2 +19191,"[35, 27]",387929,en,This House Has People in It,0.992,2016-03-16,This House Has People in It,6.6,9 +19192,"[18, 27, 53]",444689,en,Quarries,0.987,2016-10-26,Quarries,5.5,17 +19193,"[28, 16]",424382,en,Overwatch Animated Short: Infiltration,0.986,2016-11-04,Overwatch Animated Short: Infiltration,7.7,26 +19194,[10751],191975,en,The Adventures of Mickey Matson and the Copperhead Conspiracy,0.984,2016-05-09,The Adventures of Mickey Matson and the Copperhead Conspiracy,5.0,11 +19195,[28],442949,en,Rising Fear,0.982,2017-07-04,Rising Fear,5.8,4 +19196,[35],417341,en,Silver Skies,0.977,2016-09-22,Silver Skies,6.3,4 +19197,[35],431649,en,Mr. Neighbor's House,0.974,2016-12-02,Mr. Neighbor's House,9.0,1 +19198,"[35, 18]",477906,en,Swing Away,0.974,2017-10-13,Swing Away,7.0,3 +19199,[99],383267,en,Crazy About Tiffany's,0.973,2016-02-19,Crazy About Tiffany's,7.8,4 +19200,[99],350175,en,COMIX: Beyond the Comic Book Pages,0.973,2015-12-31,COMIX: Beyond the Comic Book Pages,6.0,4 +19201,[99],423966,en,The Connected Universe,0.967,2016-10-31,The Connected Universe,10.0,2 +19202,"[12, 53]",390147,en,A Mosquito-Man,0.967,2016-02-12,A Mosquito-Man,5.5,2 +19203,[53],403018,en,Element,0.964,2016-06-10,Element,9.0,1 +19204,[18],381094,es,UIO: Sácame a pasear,0.964,2016-03-11,UIO: Take me for a Ride,5.0,1 +19205,"[27, 35]",421390,en,Chainsaw,0.962,2016-10-12,Chainsaw,7.3,3 +19206,[99],432518,en,Climate Hustle,0.961,2016-03-31,Climate Hustle,4.0,3 +19207,"[10749, 35, 10770]",420967,en,Girlfriends of Christmas Past,0.961,2016-12-04,Girlfriends of Christmas Past,3.8,11 +19208,[27],395319,en,Definition of Fear,0.96,2016-01-07,Definition of Fear,6.0,2 +19209,[27],385104,en,Lilin's Brood,0.96,2016-02-12,Lilin's Brood,2.5,2 +19210,[18],376086,es,Oscuro Animal,0.959,2016-11-12,Dark Beast,7.0,3 +19211,"[10749, 35, 18]",371461,ar,Halal Love,0.959,2016-01-23,Halal Love,5.7,3 +19212,[18],167859,en,Prep School,0.959,2016-07-05,Prep School,4.3,3 +19213,[99],379053,en,A World Unseen: The Revenant,0.958,2016-01-21,A World Unseen: The Revenant,6.1,10 +19214,[10751],427561,en,An American Girl Story - Maryellen 1955: Extraordinary Christmas,0.954,2016-11-25,An American Girl Story - Maryellen 1955: Extraordinary Christmas,6.0,1 +19215,[18],450015,en,20 Seconds of Courage,0.95,2016-04-15,20 Seconds of Courage,8.8,10 +19216,"[14, 27, 53, 878]",429713,en,The Void,0.948,2016-11-08,The Void,5.3,3 +19217,"[10751, 35]",427279,en,Christmas All Over Again,0.948,2016-12-13,Christmas All Over Again,5.0,3 +19218,[],531769,en,The Men of Outpost 31,0.947,2016-10-11,The Men of Outpost 31,8.3,3 +19219,[878],424102,en,Hoshino,0.947,2016-11-01,Hoshino,7.3,3 +19220,[99],424807,en,The Choice 2016,0.947,2016-09-27,The Choice 2016,4.0,3 +19221,[99],429707,en,Craft: The California Beer Documentary,0.945,2016-05-14,Craft: The California Beer Documentary,8.0,3 +19222,[16],459037,zh,The Mermaid Princess,0.945,2016-06-03,The Mermaid Princess,3.8,3 +19223,[],421463,en,Krishnopokkho,0.944,2016-05-21,Krishnopokkho,6.7,3 +19224,"[35, 18]",393789,en,Killer,0.943,2016-01-16,Killer,10.0,3 +19225,"[99, 10402]",370213,fa,Sonita,0.942,2016-01-22,Sonita,7.1,13 +19226,[99],367686,en,The Anthropologist,0.941,2016-06-01,The Anthropologist,10.0,2 +19227,[],433884,en,After Adderall,0.941,2016-07-30,After Adderall,5.0,1 +19228,[35],429797,en,Tom Papa: Human Mule,0.939,2016-12-09,Tom Papa: Human Mule,8.0,2 +19229,[99],394176,en,Enter the Battlefield: Life on the Magic - The Gathering Pro Tour,0.939,2016-04-26,Enter the Battlefield: Life on the Magic - The Gathering Pro Tour,6.6,7 +19230,[],415814,en,Where is Robert Fisher?,0.936,2016-09-13,Where is Robert Fisher?,6.7,7 +19231,"[28, 80, 18, 878, 53]",402434,en,South of 8,0.934,2017-02-11,South of 8,0.0,1 +19232,[35],429106,en,Millennials: The Musical,0.933,2016-11-29,Millennials: The Musical,6.8,2 +19233,[99],418601,de,Dennis Hopper: Uneasy Rider,0.932,2016-12-12,Dennis Hopper: Uneasy Rider,7.0,2 +19234,"[35, 18]",365359,en,Detours,0.931,2016-04-20,Detours,7.0,2 +19235,[99],329005,en,Autism in Love,0.93,2015-04-15,Autism in Love,6.3,7 +19236,[18],465927,en,Sui Side Inn,0.929,2016-08-09,Sui Side Inn,5.0,1 +19237,[27],421665,en,And Hell Awaits,0.929,2016-07-22,And Hell Awaits,1.0,1 +19238,"[878, 28, 18]",418602,en,No Tomorrow - A TURBO KID Tale,0.928,2016-09-29,No Tomorrow - A TURBO KID Tale,8.1,9 +19239,[99],418688,en,Blood on the Mountain,0.928,2016-05-26,Blood on the Mountain,7.3,7 +19240,"[10749, 18]",403235,en,Comfort,0.927,2016-03-05,Comfort,6.0,1 +19241,"[53, 80, 18, 10770]",486438,en,Murder Unresolved,0.925,2016-05-14,Murder Unresolved,4.0,2 +19242,"[16, 99]",396424,sv,Snö,0.924,2016-05-08,Snow,6.0,2 +19243,[],400359,en,Ares III: Refocused,0.924,2016-01-12,Ares III: Refocused,1.0,2 +19244,"[18, 53]",401182,en,The Stepsister,0.922,2016-06-04,The Stepsister,7.0,7 +19245,"[10752, 28, 12]",431399,en,Game of Aces,0.922,2016-09-09,Game of Aces,5.0,1 +19246,[18],359666,en,Free In Deed,0.921,2016-03-16,Free In Deed,7.0,2 +19247,[99],444066,en,Pet Fooled,0.918,2016-05-06,Pet Fooled,7.5,8 +19248,[99],430403,en,The Bug: Life and Times of the People's Car,0.918,2016-12-13,The Bug: Life and Times of the People's Car,5.5,2 +19249,"[14, 16]",430566,en,Princess Sofia: The Secret Bookstore,0.918,2016-12-17,Princess Sofia: The Secret Bookstore,4.0,2 +19250,"[99, 10402]",422607,en,"Santana IV: Live at The House of Blues, Las Vegas",0.917,2016-10-24,"Santana IV: Live at The House of Blues, Las Vegas",8.5,2 +19251,[35],416092,en,Major Deal,0.917,2016-09-15,Major Deal,4.0,2 +19252,[99],417198,en,Voyage of Time: The IMAX Experience,0.916,2016-10-07,Voyage of Time: The IMAX Experience,6.6,10 +19253,[35],412524,en,Fishes 'n Loaves: Heaven Sent,0.916,2016-09-06,Fishes 'n Loaves: Heaven Sent,6.0,2 +19254,[99],400471,en,Tony Conrad: Completely in the Present,0.915,2016-06-01,Tony Conrad: Completely in the Present,8.0,2 +19255,"[18, 35]",392837,en,Lightningface,0.915,2016-06-07,Lightningface,4.5,2 +19256,[],446207,en,Jack Logan,0.914,2016-04-30,Jack Logan,6.0,2 +19257,[27],406622,en,Trailer Trauma 2: Drive-In Monsterama,0.914,2016-05-03,Trailer Trauma 2: Drive-In Monsterama,5.5,2 +19258,[99],378199,en,In Search of Israeli Cuisine,0.913,2016-01-28,In Search of Israeli Cuisine,6.0,2 +19259,[99],390396,en,Command and Control,0.911,2016-09-14,Command and Control,6.4,15 +19260,[99],317954,en,City of Gold,0.911,2016-03-11,City of Gold,6.1,17 +19261,"[80, 18]",285230,en,Murder City Angels,0.908,2014-06-21,Murder City Angels,5.3,2 +19262,[99],418692,en,Ivory. A Crime Story,0.907,2016-11-04,Ivory. A Crime Story,7.2,6 +19263,[99],390296,en,Do Not Resist,0.906,2016-04-30,Do Not Resist,6.8,18 +19264,"[18, 36, 53, 37]",506758,en,Bender,0.905,2016-10-14,Bender,3.0,1 +19265,"[10402, 99]",486068,en,Tony Bennett Celebrates 90,0.902,2016-12-20,Tony Bennett Celebrates 90,10.0,1 +19266,[9648],391521,en,Seances,0.902,2016-04-28,Seances,6.0,1 +19267,[],332665,en,Men Go to Battle,0.9,2016-07-08,Men Go to Battle,5.0,6 +19268,[53],418576,en,Psychogenic Fugue,0.899,2016-09-27,Psychogenic Fugue,9.0,1 +19269,[10402],362838,en,Slipknot: Rock in Rio 2015,0.893,2016-09-25,Slipknot: Rock in Rio 2015,8.0,1 +19270,[99],394668,en,Can We Take a Joke?,0.893,2016-07-29,Can We Take a Joke?,7.5,6 +19271,"[14, 18]",418272,en,A Boy Called Po,0.893,2016-04-23,A Boy Called Po,6.5,15 +19272,"[35, 18, 10749]",399641,en,BearCity 3,0.893,2016-09-17,BearCity 3,5.0,1 +19273,[27],482166,en,Bloody Bobby,0.893,2016-10-08,Bloody Bobby,4.0,1 +19274,[99],380534,en,Hidden Colors 4: The Religion of White Supremacy,0.891,2016-05-26,Hidden Colors 4: The Religion of White Supremacy,6.9,9 +19275,"[27, 53]",396550,en,Sickhouse,0.89,2016-06-01,Sickhouse,3.0,1 +19276,[10749],582301,en,Lust on the French Riviera,0.888,2016-11-11,Lust on the French Riviera,10.0,1 +19277,[99],430440,en,The Meme Machine,0.888,2016-12-16,The Meme Machine,7.0,1 +19278,"[35, 27]",366182,en,Space Clown,0.888,2016-11-11,Space Clown,2.0,1 +19279,[99],420443,en,Donald Trump: The Apprentice President?,0.888,2016-12-03,Donald Trump: The Apprentice President?,1.0,1 +19280,"[12, 35]",422405,en,Diani and Devine Meet the Apocalypse,0.887,2016-10-14,Diani and Devine Meet the Apocalypse,10.0,1 +19281,"[80, 18]",415621,ko,Pervert Boy,0.887,2016-09-23,Pervert Boy,7.0,1 +19282,"[27, 53]",531124,en,Blackbird,0.887,2016-10-22,Blackbird,6.0,1 +19283,[99],490263,en,Bruce Lee: Tracking the Dragon,0.887,2016-10-25,Bruce Lee: Tracking the Dragon,6.0,1 +19284,[99],478785,en,Urth,0.887,2016-10-04,Urth,6.0,1 +19285,"[878, 35]",329621,en,Unbelievable!!!!!,0.887,2016-09-26,Unbelievable!!!!!,6.0,1 +19286,[],335228,en,Leaves of the Tree,0.887,2016-10-24,Leaves of the Tree,0.0,1 +19287,[],408176,en,What's Eating Todd?,0.886,2016-07-26,What's Eating Todd?,10.0,1 +19288,[18],407693,en,The Videoblogs,0.886,2016-07-22,The Videoblogs,6.0,1 +19289,[18],366324,en,Burning Bodhi,0.886,2016-08-25,Burning Bodhi,5.4,8 +19290,[99],406126,en,Lost Theaters of Wichita,0.886,2016-07-23,Lost Theaters of Wichita,2.0,1 +19291,"[35, 9648, 10770]",538314,en,Porches and Private Eyes,0.886,2016-09-02,Porches and Private Eyes,1.0,1 +19292,[99],406090,en,Black Coral,0.885,2016-07-11,Black Coral,10.0,1 +19293,"[10749, 18]",370048,en,Departure,0.885,2016-05-12,Departure,10.0,1 +19294,"[12, 99]",400440,en,Veni Bici Sushi: A Bicycle Journey,0.885,2016-05-22,Veni Bici Sushi: A Bicycle Journey,2.0,1 +19295,[],481089,en,Worth the Wait,0.884,2016-04-01,Worth the Wait,10.0,1 +19296,[80],491861,en,Serial Thriller： The Head Hunter,0.884,2016-02-26,Serial Thriller： The Head Hunter,8.0,1 +19297,[99],389622,en,Breathin': The Eddy Zheng Story,0.884,2016-03-11,Breathin': The Eddy Zheng Story,8.0,1 +19298,[35],389268,en,Admins,0.884,2016-04-28,Admins,7.0,1 +19299,"[80, 18]",394048,en,The Rally - LA,0.884,2016-04-22,The Rally - LA,6.0,1 +19300,[99],393625,en,Max & James & Danielle,0.884,2016-03-01,Max & James & Danielle,6.0,1 +19301,[99],321679,en,The Great Sasuke,0.884,2016-03-05,The Great Sasuke,0.5,1 +19302,[10402],432410,en,Eternal Funeral,0.883,2016-01-30,Eternal Funeral,10.0,1 +19303,[10402],432409,en,Ennui,0.883,2016-01-28,Ennui,10.0,1 +19304,[],377089,en,Ash vs. LOBO and the DC Dead,0.883,2016-01-08,Ash vs. LOBO and the DC Dead,10.0,1 +19305,"[28, 53, 878]",525222,en,Hard Reset,0.883,2016-01-01,Hard Reset,6.0,1 +19306,[28],377206,en,Army Dog,0.883,2016-01-12,Army Dog,5.0,1 +19307,[18],378395,en,Actor Martinez,0.883,2016-04-14,Actor Martinez,2.0,1 +19308,"[99, 36]",426829,en,Many Beautiful Things,0.882,2015-10-17,Many Beautiful Things,6.0,1 +19309,[],382996,en,Death in the Desert,0.882,2015-10-09,Death in the Desert,4.0,1 +19310,"[53, 28, 27]",298028,en,The Prey,0.882,2016-12-25,The Prey,0.0,1 +19311,[],406398,en,Pear Cider and Cigarettes,0.878,2016-07-01,Pear Cider and Cigarettes,6.7,16 +19312,"[10751, 35]",409395,en,Odd Squad: The Movie,0.878,2016-08-01,Odd Squad: The Movie,5.7,3 +19313,"[99, 10402, 10770]",369533,en,Adele at the BBC,0.875,2016-02-14,Adele at the BBC,7.9,9 +19314,"[53, 27]",429813,en,Hotel of the Damned,0.875,2016-12-09,Hotel of the Damned,3.4,5 +19315,"[27, 878, 99]",419825,en,The Phoenix Tapes '97,0.873,2016-01-01,The Phoenix Tapes '97,5.8,9 +19316,[35],415923,en,All Out Dysfunktion!,0.871,2016-09-14,All Out Dysfunktion!,2.7,6 +19317,"[16, 18, 27]",406585,en,Geist,0.87,2016-03-08,Geist,8.0,5 +19318,[99],346679,en,Auschwitz,0.87,2016-04-17,Auschwitz,8.0,5 +19319,[18],373450,en,Dark Night,0.864,2016-01-24,Dark Night,5.7,14 +19320,"[99, 10770]",390590,en,Abortion: Stories Women Tell,0.86,2016-08-12,Abortion: Stories Women Tell,7.0,5 +19321,"[18, 35, 10749]",384160,en,How to Lose Weight in 4 Easy Steps!,0.854,2016-01-16,How to Lose Weight in 4 Easy Steps!,8.2,5 +19322,[99],384289,en,Peter and the Farm,0.854,2016-11-04,Peter and the Farm,7.4,10 +19323,"[99, 36]",377210,en,Fantastic Lies,0.85,2016-03-13,Fantastic Lies,7.1,7 +19324,[99],334684,en,LoveTrue,0.85,2016-04-15,LoveTrue,6.6,7 +19325,"[53, 10770]",452787,en,The Follower,0.848,2016-04-17,The Follower,4.3,7 +19326,[35],380061,en,Cameron Esposito: Marriage Material,0.844,2016-03-24,Cameron Esposito: Marriage Material,7.0,4 +19327,"[35, 18]",559138,en,Motherland,0.84,2016-12-03,Motherland,10.0,1 +19328,"[18, 9648]",535883,en,Bridge,0.84,2016-08-15,Bridge,10.0,1 +19329,"[878, 16]",532234,en,Peak Phosphorus,0.84,2016-05-15,Peak Phosphorus,10.0,1 +19330,"[28, 18, 53]",463566,en,The Next Door,0.84,2016-09-29,The Next Door,10.0,1 +19331,[],440782,en,Becky Prim,0.84,2016-10-31,Becky Prim,10.0,1 +19332,"[53, 35]",428277,en,Alex,0.84,2016-10-31,Alex,10.0,1 +19333,[],426853,en,Queen Wasp,0.84,2016-06-01,Queen Wasp,10.0,1 +19334,[18],414293,en,Marital Rape Is Real,0.84,2016-04-21,Marital Rape Is Real,10.0,1 +19335,[99],410935,en,Raising Bertie,0.84,2017-06-09,Raising Bertie,10.0,2 +19336,"[18, 14, 9648, 53]",409412,fr,L'Appel,0.84,2016-04-29,L'Appel,10.0,1 +19337,[10402],401443,en,Britney: Piece of Me Revamped,0.84,2016-06-03,Britney: Piece of Me Revamped,9.5,2 +19338,[99],541295,en,Jill Drew and D.A. Pennebaker,0.84,2016-04-20,Jill Drew and D.A. Pennebaker,9.0,1 +19339,[18],464281,en,Finding Home,0.84,2016-11-01,Finding Home,9.0,1 +19340,"[12, 16, 18]",425145,en,Torrey Pines,0.84,2016-10-18,Torrey Pines,9.0,2 +19341,[27],386808,en,Last Warning,0.84,2016-03-07,Last Warning,9.0,2 +19342,[18],413773,en,A Billion Colour Story,0.84,2016-01-12,A Billion Colour Story,8.7,3 +19343,"[12, 16, 35]",401887,en,LEGO Ghostbusters,0.84,2016-05-28,LEGO Ghostbusters,8.5,2 +19344,"[27, 10402, 35]",424351,en,FNAF: The Musical,0.84,2015-06-26,FNAF: The Musical,8.3,3 +19345,[],552850,en,The Graveyard Shift,0.84,2016-09-01,The Graveyard Shift,8.0,1 +19346,[35],548193,en,Fluffy,0.84,2016-09-20,Fluffy,8.0,1 +19347,[99],541252,en,Sharon Malone and Eric Holder,0.84,2016-04-20,Sharon Malone and Eric Holder,8.0,1 +19348,[99],468912,pt,ISIS: Rise of Terror,0.84,2016-11-13,ISIS: Rise of Terror,8.0,1 +19349,[35],460114,en,Trivia Night,0.84,2016-05-01,Trivia Night,8.0,1 +19350,[10402],433007,no,Secret Garden - Live at Kilden,0.84,2016-11-18,Secret Garden - Live at Kilden,8.0,1 +19351,"[99, 36, 10770]",398649,fr,Judging Japan,0.84,2016-05-22,Judging Japan,8.0,1 +19352,[99],385816,en,The Prison in Twelve Landscapes,0.84,2016-11-04,The Prison in Twelve Landscapes,8.0,1 +19353,"[10402, 99]",360283,en,Heart Like a Hand Grenade,0.84,2015-10-15,Heart Like a Hand Grenade,8.0,3 +19354,[99],142611,en,"Houston, We Have a Problem!",0.84,2016-04-16,"Houston, We Have a Problem!",7.9,16 +19355,[99],377460,en,This Magic Moment,0.84,2016-04-14,This Magic Moment,7.7,10 +19356,[99],390751,en,Solitary,0.84,2016-04-16,Solitary,7.3,3 +19357,[],511210,fr,Être cheval,0.84,2016-07-25,Horse Being,7.0,1 +19358,[27],482397,en,The Drawing,0.84,2016-10-24,The Drawing,7.0,1 +19359,"[35, 18, 27]",448975,en,Anderson Bench,0.84,2016-04-21,Anderson Bench,7.0,2 +19360,"[27, 35]",445306,en,Monsters Anonymous,0.84,2016-10-28,Monsters Anonymous,7.0,1 +19361,[18],433863,en,Rumble,0.84,2016-04-08,Rumble,7.0,1 +19362,[99],425647,en,Bloody Barbara,0.84,2016-06-20,Bloody Barbara,7.0,1 +19363,"[18, 28, 35]",419557,kn,ಮಾಸ್ಟರ್ ಪೀಸ್,0.84,2016-02-12,Masterpiece,7.0,2 +19364,"[16, 10751]",401846,en,Fishtales,0.84,2016-06-14,Fishtales,7.0,4 +19365,[53],397266,en,Suburbanite,0.84,2016-01-12,Suburbanite,7.0,1 +19366,[10751],399099,en,"Help, I've Shrunk The Family",0.84,2016-05-24,"Help, I've Shrunk The Family",6.4,4 +19367,[99],390747,en,Obit,0.84,2017-04-26,Obit,6.4,8 +19368,[35],294459,en,Opening Night,0.84,2016-05-06,Opening Night,6.3,3 +19369,[99],479747,en,Little Gandhi,0.84,2016-03-01,Little Gandhi,6.0,1 +19370,"[12, 28]",467344,en,The Fallen,0.84,2016-06-22,The Fallen,6.0,1 +19371,[16],430139,en,Selfie Cat,0.84,2016-11-19,Selfie Cat,6.0,1 +19372,"[9648, 35, 80]",417807,en,Imperfections,0.84,2016-10-14,Imperfections,6.0,3 +19373,"[53, 18]",404765,en,Newlywed and Dead,0.84,2016-07-02,Newlywed and Dead,6.0,5 +19374,[18],394692,en,Paint It Black,0.84,2016-06-03,Paint It Black,6.0,12 +19375,[18],389118,en,Zud,0.84,2016-05-23,Zud,6.0,2 +19376,[99],383216,en,Carole King: Natural Woman,0.84,2016-02-19,Carole King: Natural Woman,6.0,1 +19377,[99],389297,en,Believeland,0.84,2016-05-14,Believeland,5.8,4 +19378,[18],443213,ar,Battalion to My Beat,0.84,2016-04-01,Battalion to My Beat,5.5,2 +19379,"[99, 36, 10752]",381023,en,The Liberators,0.84,2016-03-11,The Liberators,5.3,3 +19380,[12],419547,en,Spooky Stakeout,0.84,2016-10-04,Spooky Stakeout,5.0,1 +19381,[],417669,en,Me2,0.84,2016-07-28,Me2,5.0,1 +19382,"[14, 27, 53]",401422,en,Lilith's Awakening,0.84,2016-06-11,Lilith's Awakening,5.0,1 +19383,[18],395820,en,The Mulberry Bush,0.84,2016-04-15,The Mulberry Bush,5.0,1 +19384,[10751],377625,en,Prayer Never Fails,0.84,2016-02-12,Prayer Never Fails,5.0,3 +19385,[],332679,fr,Et maintenant nous sommes en vie,0.84,2016-09-23,Now We're Alive,5.0,1 +19386,[18],477586,en,Good Kids,0.84,2016-03-01,Good Kids,4.5,2 +19387,[],459052,en,Florence,0.84,2016-04-09,Florence,4.0,1 +19388,[99],433479,en,#Rucker50,0.84,2016-12-28,#Rucker50,3.7,3 +19389,[],428437,en,A Christmas to Dismember,0.84,2016-11-21,A Christmas to Dismember,3.5,2 +19390,[53],409386,en,The Wrong Child,0.84,2016-06-26,The Wrong Child,3.5,4 +19391,"[18, 53]",397680,en,Pretty Little Addict,0.84,2016-05-01,Pretty Little Addict,3.5,2 +19392,"[27, 35, 18]",435172,en,A Guidebook to Killing Your Ex,0.84,2016-11-30,A Guidebook to Killing Your Ex,3.0,1 +19393,[],417668,en,3 Seconds,0.84,2016-04-12,3 Seconds,3.0,2 +19394,"[28, 878]",550176,en,Trigger,0.84,2016-08-16,Trigger,2.5,1 +19395,[27],489105,en,Transmutation: Deep Water Horizon,0.84,2016-12-07,Transmutation: Deep Water Horizon,2.0,1 +19396,"[80, 18]",382659,en,Brothers' Day,0.84,2016-04-04,Brothers,2.0,1 +19397,"[9648, 80, 27]",426529,en,The New York Butcher,0.84,2016-02-27,The New York Butcher,1.0,2 +19398,[99],400043,en,Leaving Vogue Moran,0.84,2016-05-24,Leaving Vogue Moran,1.0,1 +19399,[99],319301,en,Wrestling With Faith,0.84,2016-12-31,Wrestling With Faith,0.0,1 +19400,[53],400747,en,My Guardian Angel,0.839,2016-04-19,My Guardian Angel,7.4,7 +19401,[99],411835,en,Llama Nation,0.836,2016-12-01,Llama Nation,0.0,1 +19402,"[18, 10749]",599821,ur,Unkahi,0.834,2016-03-30,Unkahi,10.0,1 +19403,[16],442082,en,The D in David,0.834,2016-05-04,The D in David,7.3,16 +19404,[10402],430600,en,iHeartRadio Jingle Ball 2016,0.833,2016-12-15,iHeartRadio Jingle Ball 2016,7.0,1 +19405,[35],385750,en,Folk Hero & Funny Guy,0.833,2016-04-16,Folk Hero & Funny Guy,6.2,5 +19406,"[18, 27]",404388,en,Show Yourself,0.832,2016-08-20,Show Yourself,8.0,1 +19407,"[80, 18, 53]",409195,en,Killer Coach,0.832,2016-06-01,Killer Coach,5.9,7 +19408,[27],447599,en,The Moonlight Man,0.831,2016-10-25,The Moonlight Man,4.3,6 +19409,"[12, 35, 27]",460910,en,The Haunted House on Kirby Road,0.83,2016-10-14,The Haunted House on Kirby Road,2.8,8 +19410,"[18, 35]",98514,en,River of Grass,0.825,1995-08-04,River of Grass,6.8,15 +19411,[53],349948,en,The Dark Below,0.825,2016-06-01,The Dark Below,4.7,7 +19412,[35],394063,en,Chris Hardwick: Funcomfortable,0.824,2016-04-30,Chris Hardwick: Funcomfortable,6.2,5 +19413,[35],421745,en,Undecided: The Movie,0.823,2016-10-18,Undecided: The Movie,7.1,5 +19414,[18],388273,en,No Letting Go,0.82,2016-03-18,No Letting Go,7.3,7 +19415,[99],373470,en,Uncle Howard,0.82,2016-11-18,Uncle Howard,6.4,7 +19416,[99],429289,en,One in a Billion,0.817,2016-11-02,One in a Billion,6.9,7 +19417,"[10751, 18]",424062,en,Wish for Christmas,0.817,2016-11-01,Wish for Christmas,5.9,7 +19418,[878],389703,en,Rise,0.817,2016-02-19,Rise,4.4,6 +19419,[],407300,en,Something in the Woods,0.815,2016-07-15,Something in the Woods,5.9,7 +19420,"[53, 27, 9648]",391962,en,Badlands of Kain,0.813,2016-01-01,Badlands of Kain,4.9,7 +19421,"[18, 27, 53, 10770]",451964,en,Evil Nanny,0.812,2016-12-27,Evil Nanny,4.5,15 +19422,"[99, 10402]",320589,en,Mavis!,0.81,2015-03-15,Mavis!,7.4,7 +19423,[27],383502,en,Riddle Room,0.81,2016-02-16,Riddle Room,2.6,13 +19424,[],420760,en,Ever After High: Dragon Games,0.809,2016-01-29,Ever After High: Dragon Games,7.6,6 +19425,[10751],379532,en,Rodeo Girl,0.809,2016-01-05,Rodeo Girl,5.1,6 +19426,[99],336472,en,Love Thy Nature,0.809,2014-11-01,Love Thy Nature,4.1,7 +19427,"[18, 37]",367153,en,Poor Boy,0.806,2018-07-13,Poor Boy,5.0,3 +19428,[16],407636,zh,大兵金寶,0.804,2016-08-02,The Adventures of Jinbao,3.6,5 +19429,[35],194188,en,Punk's Dead: SLC Punk 2,0.796,2016-02-11,Punk's Dead: SLC Punk 2,5.1,9 +19430,[99],381046,en,The Dwarvenaut,0.795,2016-04-30,The Dwarvenaut,6.5,5 +19431,"[35, 99]",390353,en,Traceroute,0.793,2016-04-28,Traceroute,8.0,6 +19432,"[27, 35]",423002,en,Ghost House,0.793,2016-10-19,Ghost House,7.3,5 +19433,"[18, 80, 10770]",427871,en,Death of a Vegas Showgirl,0.793,2016-11-27,Death of a Vegas Showgirl,5.3,5 +19434,[53],420472,en,Below the Surface,0.792,2016-01-01,Below the Surface,7.0,3 +19435,[99],445077,en,I'm a Porn Star: Gay 4 Pay,0.791,2016-04-12,I'm a Porn Star: Gay 4 Pay,6.3,4 +19436,"[53, 10770]",385203,en,The Suicide Note,0.791,2016-02-27,Suicide Note,4.5,6 +19437,[18],318654,mr,Ek Hazarachi Note,0.79,2016-09-23,1000 Rupee Note,7.0,6 +19438,"[10749, 35]",355484,en,Never Happened,0.789,2016-04-16,Never Happened,5.8,4 +19439,"[12, 16]",398362,en,Izzie's Way Home,0.788,2016-05-17,Izzie's Way Home,1.6,5 +19440,"[35, 10749, 10402]",428010,en,Liberty's Secret,0.787,2016-11-04,Liberty's Secret,4.7,6 +19441,[99],433946,en,Now More than Ever: The History of Chicago,0.786,2016-02-20,Now More than Ever: The History of Chicago,7.6,5 +19442,"[18, 10751]",410694,en,Milton's Secret,0.786,2016-09-30,Milton's Secret,6.6,5 +19443,[99],392091,en,Los Punks: We Are All We Have,0.786,2016-01-22,Los Punks: We Are All We Have,6.0,5 +19444,"[35, 27]",344528,en,The Carnage Collection,0.785,2016-01-15,The Carnage Collection,7.2,5 +19445,"[27, 53]",410221,en,Dark Cove,0.785,2016-08-02,Dark Cove,6.5,4 +19446,[99],398430,en,Sonic Sea,0.784,2016-04-22,Sonic Sea,6.9,6 +19447,"[35, 18]",374547,en,Gypsy: Live from the Savoy Theatre,0.783,2016-11-11,Gypsy: Live from the Savoy Theatre,8.7,6 +19448,[35],386891,en,Kicking Off,0.783,2016-04-22,Kicking Off,4.0,3 +19449,"[28, 878]",404902,en,The Sector,0.782,2016-07-05,The Sector,4.6,5 +19450,[99],362268,en,Stretch and Bobbito: Radio That Changed Lives,0.78,2015-10-01,Stretch and Bobbito: Radio That Changed Lives,8.3,13 +19451,"[10402, 99]",381080,en,The Art of Organized Noize,0.78,2016-03-15,The Art of Organized Noize,7.2,12 +19452,[99],417456,en,8 Bit Generation: The Commodore Wars,0.78,2016-05-09,8 Bit Generation: The Commodore Wars,6.3,4 +19453,"[35, 14]",392961,en,Adam Green's Aladdin,0.772,2016-04-15,Adam Green's Aladdin,7.7,3 +19454,"[16, 878]",337550,en,Flatland,0.772,2007-01-01,Flatland,6.2,6 +19455,[10402],401361,en,Imagine Dragons: Smoke + Mirrors Live,0.77,2016-03-02,Imagine Dragons: Smoke + Mirrors Live,9.0,6 +19456,[35],388624,en,Steve-O: Guilty as Charged,0.77,2016-03-20,Steve-O: Guilty as Charged,6.8,6 +19457,"[53, 27, 10770]",418704,en,The Night Before Halloween,0.766,2016-10-29,The Night Before Halloween,5.1,12 +19458,[27],441386,en,The 6th Friend,0.762,2016-10-07,The 6th Friend,4.0,2 +19459,[99],373481,en,Unlocking the Cage,0.759,2016-01-25,Unlocking the Cage,8.0,4 +19460,[99],479644,en,Iceman Reborn,0.757,2016-02-17,Iceman Reborn,7.5,4 +19461,[18],389113,ko,죽여주는 여자,0.757,2016-06-08,The Bacchus Lady,7.1,5 +19462,[27],416094,en,Overtime,0.757,2016-09-23,Overtime,7.0,3 +19463,[35],418992,en,Lewis Black: Black to the Future,0.757,2016-10-07,Lewis Black: Black to the Future,6.8,5 +19464,[35],395932,en,The Bet,0.757,2016-05-03,The Bet,6.0,4 +19465,[27],101611,en,Left 4 Dead - The Movie,0.757,2016-09-10,Left 4 Dead - The Movie,4.3,5 +19466,[99],376528,en,Richard Linklater: Dream Is Destiny,0.756,2016-08-05,Richard Linklater: Dream Is Destiny,7.2,5 +19467,[53],409595,en,The Laughing Man,0.756,2016-08-02,The Laughing Man,5.4,5 +19468,"[12, 53, 27]",419392,en,Snake Bite,0.754,2016-03-15,Snake Bite,8.0,5 +19469,"[12, 99]",383350,en,Huntwatch,0.754,2016-03-05,Huntwatch,3.8,5 +19470,[18],392033,en,Saved by Grace,0.753,2016-04-09,Saved by Grace,3.3,3 +19471,[99],444246,en,Growing Up Wild,0.751,2016-12-08,Growing Up Wild,7.0,4 +19472,[35],422878,en,Wanda Sykes: What Happened… Ms. Sykes?,0.749,2016-10-21,Wanda Sykes: What Happened… Ms. Sykes?,7.0,3 +19473,"[878, 35]",425840,en,The Fitzroy,0.747,2016-11-07,The Fitzroy,9.1,4 +19474,[],424170,en,A Stranger Things Christmas,0.746,2016-10-27,A Stranger Things Christmas,9.5,4 +19475,[99],393368,en,Disturbing the Peace,0.743,2016-03-10,Disturbing the Peace,8.0,4 +19476,[99],465550,en,Big Sonia,0.74,2017-11-17,Big Sonia,9.3,4 +19477,[14],310577,en,A Better Place,0.74,2016-10-25,A Better Place,4.0,3 +19478,"[27, 53]",507201,en,The Unwilling,0.736,2016-11-18,The Unwilling,4.0,3 +19479,"[35, 9648, 28, 10749, 12]",406099,zh,快手枪手快枪手,0.735,2016-07-22,For a Few Bullets,6.0,4 +19480,"[18, 36]",458352,en,Genesis,0.734,2016-03-01,Genesis,4.9,4 +19481,[],425058,en,Ella Brennan: Commanding the Table,0.73,2016-10-15,Ella Brennan: Commanding the Table,8.5,2 +19482,[99],440917,en,The Bomb,0.73,2016-04-23,The Bomb,6.3,4 +19483,"[16, 35]",425936,en,Trolland,0.73,2016-11-11,Trolland,2.7,3 +19484,"[35, 18, 14]",430029,en,What's the Matter with Gerald?,0.728,2016-12-12,What's the Matter with Gerald?,6.7,4 +19485,[18],425306,en,Before Mars,0.727,2016-10-23,Before Mars,8.0,4 +19486,[99],431982,en,On Meditation,0.726,2016-07-27,On Meditation,7.5,4 +19487,"[35, 878]",278106,en,For the Plasma,0.726,2016-07-22,For the Plasma,6.0,4 +19488,[99],400931,en,Dr. Feelgood,0.725,2016-06-05,Dr. Feelgood,6.5,4 +19489,"[80, 18, 10770]",418198,en,Not With His Wife,0.725,2016-05-18,Not With His Wife,5.8,4 +19490,"[53, 27]",534205,en,Face of Evil,0.725,2016-09-22,Face of Evil,3.7,3 +19491,[18],400014,en,God's Compass,0.724,2016-04-21,God's Compass,9.0,4 +19492,[99],393885,en,A Year in Space,0.724,2016-03-02,A Year in Space,7.3,4 +19493,"[18, 10402]",378195,en,Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill,0.724,2016-03-12,Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill,7.3,4 +19494,"[10770, 35, 99]",453187,en,The Goldbergs: An '80s Rewind,0.724,2016-04-27,The Goldbergs: An '80s Rewind,7.0,4 +19495,[18],356889,en,The Great & The Small,0.724,2016-03-31,The Great & The Small,6.0,4 +19496,[27],417682,en,The Cop Cam,0.724,2016-05-08,The Cop Cam,3.3,4 +19497,[35],379976,en,Anyone Can Quantum,0.723,2016-01-27,Anyone Can Quantum,5.5,4 +19498,[878],384894,en,Conspiracy Encounters,0.721,2016-02-09,Conspiracy Encounters,2.7,3 +19499,[99],424580,en,Sad Vacation,0.716,2016-07-25,Sad Vacation,8.0,1 +19500,"[878, 35]",390833,en,Dickshark,0.716,2016-03-22,Dickshark,2.7,3 +19501,[],414066,en,A Stone Appears,0.715,2016-08-05,A Stone Appears,8.0,2 +19502,"[10751, 16, 35]",438143,en,Pigeon Toady's Guide to Your New Baby,0.715,2016-12-20,Pigeon Toady's Guide to Your New Baby,6.0,3 +19503,[27],443488,en,Alp,0.715,2016-10-25,Alp,3.5,2 +19504,[37],400699,en,Wild Bill Hickok: Swift Justice,0.713,2016-05-31,Wild Bill Hickok: Swift Justice,7.0,2 +19505,"[878, 35, 28, 12]",407356,en,The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn,0.713,2016-07-15,The Killer Robots! Crash and Burn,6.0,3 +19506,[27],412472,en,Kookie,0.712,2016-06-02,Kookie,6.7,3 +19507,[99],364257,en,Queen Mimi,0.711,2016-05-13,Queen Mimi,6.9,7 +19508,[99],292277,en,Living in the Age of Airplanes,0.71,2015-04-25,Living in the Age of Airplanes,7.8,12 +19509,[99],415612,en,Fart: A Documentary,0.71,2016-05-01,Fart: A Documentary,4.3,3 +19510,[35],403936,en,Deon Cole: Cole-Blooded Seminar,0.709,2016-06-25,Deon Cole: Cole-Blooded Seminar,8.3,3 +19511,[27],283256,en,Hunters,0.709,2016-06-24,Hunters,4.7,3 +19512,"[18, 53]",456650,en,A Father's Secret,0.709,2016-06-19,A Father's Secret,4.0,3 +19513,[18],399416,en,Daddy's Boy,0.708,2016-03-03,Daddy's Boy,4.3,3 +19514,[18],421118,en,"Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge and Michel'le",0.706,2016-10-15,"Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge and Michel'le",6.7,9 +19515,"[18, 12]",427648,en,Till We Meet Again,0.704,2016-11-25,Till We Meet Again,7.1,10 +19516,"[18, 80]",404279,en,Green Is Gold,0.703,2016-06-06,Green Is Gold,6.4,18 +19517,[18],449431,en,Bwoy,0.703,2016-09-16,Bwoy,6.0,2 +19518,[18],492219,en,Icebox,0.701,2016-05-30,Icebox,5.0,2 +19519,[53],267931,en,Hidden in the Woods,0.701,2014-12-12,Hidden in the Woods,4.9,11 +19520,"[18, 28, 80]",417978,en,Backseat Fighter,0.701,2016-09-16,Backseat Fighter,4.8,2 +19521,[99],414789,en,Jerry Lewis: The Man Behind the Clown,0.7,2016-09-02,Jerry Lewis: The Man Behind the Clown,9.0,2 +19522,[99],423892,en,The Story of Rocket League (Part 1),0.7,2016-10-31,The Story of Rocket League (Part 1),8.5,2 +19523,"[99, 10402]",536381,en,DEATH by MetaL,0.7,2016-04-16,DEATH by MetaL,7.0,2 +19524,[99],394058,en,David Bowie: The Man Who Stole the World,0.7,2016-04-26,David Bowie: The Man Who Stole the World,6.5,2 +19525,[35],429784,en,Bert Kreischer: The Machine,0.698,2016-11-11,Bert Kreischer: The Machine,8.0,3 +19526,"[10751, 99, 18]",426578,en,Tree Man,0.698,2016-12-06,Tree Man,6.7,3 +19527,[18],412605,en,The Last Descent,0.697,2016-09-16,The Last Descent,7.0,3 +19528,[27],420572,en,The Invoking: Paranormal Dimensions,0.697,2016-10-25,The Invoking: Paranormal Dimensions,6.5,3 +19529,[35],418985,en,Pete Davidson: SMD,0.697,2016-10-29,Pete Davidson: SMD,6.3,3 +19530,"[35, 878, 53]",369545,en,Counter Clockwise,0.697,2016-10-04,Counter Clockwise,4.3,3 +19531,[35],437177,en,Copycat,0.697,2016-09-30,Copycat,2.7,3 +19532,[27],402959,en,Evil Exhumed,0.697,2016-10-31,Evil Exhumed,2.0,3 +19533,[18],421219,fa,Emtehan Nahaee,0.697,2016-10-15,Final Exam,0.5,3 +19534,[99],404490,en,Making the American Man,0.696,2016-07-01,Making the American Man,6.7,3 +19535,[99],412420,en,One Nation Under Trump,0.696,2016-08-14,One Nation Under Trump,6.3,3 +19536,"[9648, 14, 27]",356527,pt,13 Histórias Estranhas,0.696,2016-10-15,13 Weird Stories,6.0,2 +19537,[18],425555,en,1st Strike,0.696,2016-09-01,1st Strike,5.0,3 +19538,[],468679,en,The Push,0.696,2016-07-16,The Push,3.0,1 +19539,[10402],405224,en,Coldplay: Live at Glastonbury 2016,0.695,2016-06-26,Coldplay: Live at Glastonbury 2016,10.0,3 +19540,[99],465536,en,Figures of Speech,0.695,2016-06-09,Figures of Speech,8.3,3 +19541,[18],405632,en,Bad Dad Rehab,0.695,2016-07-03,Bad Dad Rehab,5.7,3 +19542,[18],400340,he,Yareach BeBayit 12,0.695,2016-05-27,Moon in the 12th House,5.7,3 +19543,"[28, 35, 14, 878]",424645,en,Escape from Pleasure Planet,0.695,2016-11-08,Escape from Pleasure Planet,4.3,3 +19544,[99],393741,en,Hard Lovin' Woman,0.694,2016-04-17,Hard Lovin' Woman,7.3,3 +19545,[18],422117,pt,Por Trás do Céu,0.694,2016-05-02,Por Trás do Céu,7.0,3 +19546,"[27, 35]",412542,en,Inside Scarlett,0.694,2016-04-21,Inside Scarlett,7.0,3 +19547,[99],390766,en,Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four,0.694,2016-04-15,Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four,6.3,3 +19548,[99],390516,en,The Pistol Shrimps,0.694,2016-04-14,The Pistol Shrimps,6.0,3 +19549,"[10770, 53, 9648, 80]",421875,en,Who Killed My Husband,0.694,2016-10-16,Who Killed My Husband,4.8,6 +19550,[18],377354,en,God's Club,0.694,2016-03-01,God's Club,4.0,3 +19551,"[10749, 35, 18, 10751, 10402]",469105,en,Tie the Knot,0.694,2016-05-04,Tie the Knot,3.7,3 +19552,[10751],451075,en,Before All Others,0.693,2016-01-06,Before All Others,8.7,3 +19553,[],381789,en,Snowbird,0.693,2016-02-02,Snowbird,7.0,3 +19554,"[80, 18, 35]",430197,en,Stevie D,0.693,2016-02-25,Stevie D,5.3,3 +19555,[99],360348,en,The Human Face of Big Data,0.692,2016-02-24,The Human Face of Big Data,6.7,6 +19556,"[53, 18]",435478,en,If Looks Could Kill,0.689,2016-12-31,If Looks Could Kill,4.0,1 +19557,"[35, 28]",239124,es,Investigación policial,0.687,2016-11-29,Investigación policial,6.2,3 +19558,[35],423080,en,The Golden Rut,0.686,2016-10-16,The Golden Rut,6.0,1 +19559,[35],429788,en,Aries Spears: Comedy Blueprint,0.683,2016-11-24,Aries Spears: Comedy Blueprint,7.0,1 +19560,[53],407342,en,I Am Hooligan,0.682,2016-09-05,I Am Hooligan,2.0,2 +19561,[],399062,en,Paranormal Sex Tape,0.682,2016-05-24,Paranormal Sex Tape,2.0,2 +19562,[53],390979,en,Paranormal Abduction,0.682,2016-04-08,Paranormal Abduction,2.0,1 +19563,"[35, 10749]",441453,en,36 Hour Layover,0.68,2016-09-24,36 Hour Layover,10.0,1 +19564,"[35, 14, 27]",395435,en,Grace's Room,0.68,2016-03-10,Grace's Room,10.0,1 +19565,"[99, 10402]",385823,en,Queen: A Night in Bohemia,0.679,2016-03-08,Queen: A Night in Bohemia,9.0,2 +19566,[99],411223,en,First Lady of the Revolution,0.679,2016-08-27,First Lady of the Revolution,0.5,1 +19567,[99],400912,en,The Abundance Code,0.678,2016-06-21,The Abundance Code,10.0,1 +19568,[18],398111,en,Great Plains,0.677,2016-07-21,Great Plains,5.0,2 +19569,[99],380694,en,Homegrown: The Counter-Terror Dilemma,0.676,2016-02-08,Homegrown: The Counter-Terror Dilemma,8.0,1 +19570,"[18, 9648]",416842,en,Twinflower,0.676,2016-08-23,Twinflower,6.0,2 +19571,[35],414866,en,Elvis Lives!,0.676,2016-08-16,Elvis Lives!,6.0,2 +19572,[99],372979,en,Dying Laughing,0.676,2017-02-24,Dying Laughing,5.8,8 +19573,[27],418986,en,LOCAL58 - Contingency,0.675,2016-01-16,LOCAL58 - Contingency,8.0,1 +19574,[18],430926,en,Let Me In,0.675,2016-06-20,Let Me In,7.0,2 +19575,[35],391375,es,The Bandit Hound,0.674,2016-04-12,The Bandit Hound,8.0,2 +19576,[99],391711,en,Imagining Zootopia,0.674,2016-04-05,Imagining Zootopia,6.5,2 +19577,[99],388235,en,Spring Broke,0.674,2016-03-22,Spring Broke,6.0,2 +19578,[99],469741,en,The Funks,0.673,2016-10-16,The Funks,6.0,1 +19579,[18],421385,en,NY84,0.673,2016-10-14,NY84,5.0,1 +19580,[],409371,en,Home,0.672,2016-08-01,Home,7.0,1 +19581,[28],399324,en,Gearheads,0.672,2016-01-15,Gearheads,3.5,2 +19582,"[16, 12, 28]",568653,en,The Controller,0.671,2016-05-18,The Controller,7.0,1 +19583,[35],397632,en,Sensitivity Training,0.671,2016-06-05,Sensitivity Training,3.0,1 +19584,[27],341671,en,Model Hunger,0.67,2015-05-17,Model Hunger,7.0,2 +19585,[18],393651,en,You Can Never Really Know Someone,0.67,2016-04-13,You Can Never Really Know Someone,4.0,1 +19586,[],417677,en,The Sneak,0.67,2016-05-01,The Sneak,3.0,1 +19587,[],379808,en,Dogwalker,0.669,2016-01-24,Dogwalker,7.0,1 +19588,"[53, 27]",379649,en,Survival Knife,0.669,2016-01-26,Survival Knife,4.0,1 +19589,[],394944,no,Ninas barn,0.668,2016-04-10,Nina's Children,9.0,1 +19590,[99],461084,en,All the Rage (Saved by Sarno),0.668,2016-11-12,All the Rage (Saved by Sarno),8.0,2 +19591,[28],223760,en,Fist of the Dragon,0.668,2016-09-09,Fist of the Dragon,3.8,2 +19592,"[53, 27]",485394,en,Dying To Kill,0.668,2016-12-13,Dying To Kill,3.5,2 +19593,[53],440957,en,It Lives in the Attic,0.668,2016-11-12,It Lives in the Attic,3.0,2 +19594,[35],483603,en,Working with Jigsaw,0.667,2016-10-10,Working with Jigsaw,9.0,2 +19595,"[99, 18, 10751]",438225,en,Swim Team,0.667,2016-10-09,Swim Team,8.0,2 +19596,[35],399280,en,Suicide Kale,0.667,2016-09-24,Suicide Kale,8.0,2 +19597,[99],423224,en,You've Been Trumped Too,0.667,2016-10-28,You've Been Trumped Too,7.0,2 +19598,[18],422135,zh,一句顶一万句,0.667,2016-11-04,Someone to Talk To,6.0,2 +19599,"[18, 35]",348373,en,Hot Air,0.667,2016-10-15,Hot Air,6.0,2 +19600,[27],409299,en,Jungle Trap,0.667,2016-09-22,Jungle Trap,5.0,2 +19601,[27],588629,en,Mimic,0.667,2016-10-31,Mimic,4.5,2 +19602,[18],410167,en,A Moving Image,0.667,2016-06-05,A Moving Image,4.0,2 +19603,[],419326,en,The Night Visitor 2: Heather's Story,0.667,2016-10-04,The Night Visitor 2: Heather's Story,3.5,2 +19604,[27],405790,en,Voodoo Rising,0.667,2016-10-02,Voodoo Rising,1.5,2 +19605,"[28, 35]",444371,en,The Last Box,0.666,2016-08-02,The Last Box,10.0,2 +19606,[99],543435,de,Pioniere am Himmel: Das Rätsel um den ersten Flug,0.666,2016-12-05,Who Flew First: Challenging the Wright Brother,8.0,2 +19607,[35],407613,en,Brian Posehn: Criminally Posehn,0.666,2016-07-22,Brian Posehn: Criminally Posehn,7.0,2 +19608,[],440207,en,We All Fall Down,0.666,2016-08-12,We All Fall Down,6.5,2 +19609,[99],407648,en,Meet the Donors: Does Money Talk?,0.666,2016-08-01,Meet the Donors: Does Money Talk?,6.0,2 +19610,"[18, 27, 10749]",407284,en,Brides to Be,0.666,2016-07-22,Brides to Be,4.5,2 +19611,[],421645,en,Dark Waves,0.666,2016-08-09,Dark Waves,4.0,2 +19612,[27],415661,en,Exscind,0.666,2016-08-13,Exscind,4.0,2 +19613,"[28, 10749]",429645,en,The Fight Within,0.666,2016-08-12,The Fight Within,3.5,2 +19614,"[27, 53, 35]",408140,en,Blood Moon,0.666,2016-07-25,Blood Moon,3.3,2 +19615,[18],397512,en,Last Man Club,0.665,2016-05-27,Last Man Club,10.0,2 +19616,[],405241,en,CZW Tournament of Death XV,0.665,2016-06-11,CZW Tournament of Death XV,9.0,2 +19617,[],411511,en,Star Wars: Generations,0.665,2016-07-08,Star Wars: Generations,8.0,2 +19618,[99],404020,en,The World's Greatest Head Massage: An ASMR Journey,0.665,2016-07-08,The World's Greatest Head Massage: An ASMR Journey,6.5,2 +19619,"[53, 80, 9648]",483217,de,A Different Set of Cards,0.665,2016-05-20,A Different Set of Cards,6.0,2 +19620,[35],422559,en,Willie Barcena: The Truth Hurts,0.665,2016-07-01,Willie Barcena: The Truth Hurts,6.0,2 +19621,"[28, 35, 27]",401139,en,The Killer in the House,0.665,2016-05-21,The Killer in the House,5.3,2 +19622,[],417698,en,Premonition,0.665,2016-07-07,Premonition,1.5,2 +19623,"[10749, 35]",361191,en,The Dog Wedding,0.664,2016-03-11,The Dog Wedding,10.0,2 +19624,"[878, 35]",391651,en,M.O.P.Z.,0.664,2016-04-04,M.O.P.Z.,9.0,2 +19625,[18],384150,en,Singing with Angels,0.664,2016-03-11,Singing with Angels,7.0,2 +19626,"[18, 35]",382400,en,Dance Camp,0.664,2016-02-10,Dance Camp,6.5,9 +19627,[35],391329,ml,കിംഗ് ലയർ,0.664,2016-04-15,King Liar,6.0,2 +19628,[18],360189,en,Spaceship,0.664,2016-03-12,Spaceship,6.0,2 +19629,"[10402, 99]",386434,en,These C*cksucking Tears,0.664,2016-03-12,These C*cksucking Tears,5.5,2 +19630,[],393774,en,A Song for your Mixtape,0.664,2016-04-20,A Song for your Mixtape,5.0,2 +19631,"[878, 28, 27]",407303,en,Quadrant 9EV9,0.664,2016-03-01,Quadrant 9EV9,3.5,2 +19632,"[53, 28]",444480,es,Slammed!,0.664,2016-03-01,Slammed!,3.0,2 +19633,[18],394493,en,Dragonfly,0.664,2016-04-10,Dragonfly,3.0,2 +19634,[],390870,en,ASMR Charlie Rose Barbershop Role Play,0.664,2016-03-31,ASMR Charlie Rose Barbershop Role Play,1.5,2 +19635,[27],464431,en,The Wilding,0.663,2016-01-01,The Wilding,10.0,2 +19636,[99],428168,en,Revelation: Dawn of Global Government,0.663,2016-02-19,Revelation: Dawn of Global Government,10.0,2 +19637,[99],484874,en,Deep Ocean: Lights in the Abyss,0.663,2016-01-01,Deep Ocean: Lights in the Abyss,9.0,2 +19638,[99],379700,fa,Royahaye Dame Sobh,0.663,2016-03-04,Starless Dreams,9.0,2 +19639,"[28, 27]",380045,en,Trailer Trauma,0.663,2016-01-05,Trailer Trauma,8.5,2 +19640,[99],533519,en,Rise of the Robots,0.663,2016-02-24,Rise of the Robots,7.5,2 +19641,[99],377289,en,Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow: The Futurism of Walt Disney,0.663,2016-01-09,Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow: The Futurism of Walt Disney,6.0,2 +19642,[27],348236,en,The Musk,0.663,2016-01-12,The Musk,5.0,2 +19643,[18],392984,en,94 Feet,0.663,2016-01-29,94 Feet,3.8,2 +19644,"[35, 53, 27, 14]",382551,en,Terror Toons 3,0.662,2015-11-07,Terror Toons 3,3.0,2 +19645,"[10749, 18]",379623,en,George and the Vacuum,0.66,2015-04-17,George and the Vacuum,4.0,2 +19646,"[99, 36]",411278,en,Passfire,0.656,2016-08-08,Passfire,7.3,10 +19647,"[16, 10751]",279387,pt,As Aventuras do Avião Vermelho,0.656,2016-05-03,Adventures on the Red Plane,2.8,2 +19648,"[18, 35]",340220,en,Fools,0.654,2016-04-09,Fools,4.0,1 +19649,[35],324326,en,Uncle Kent 2,0.653,2016-08-26,Uncle Kent 2,5.0,1 +19650,[99],429324,en,Expedition Mars,0.651,2016-11-16,Expedition Mars,8.0,1 +19651,[18],382009,en,Silent Cry Aloud,0.65,2016-02-02,Silent Cry Aloud,10.0,1 +19652,[12],429144,en,Escape from Calypso Island,0.649,2016-10-31,Escape from Calypso Island,1.0,1 +19653,[99],414701,en,The Giant's Dream: The Making of the Iron Giant,0.648,2016-09-06,The Giant's Dream: The Making of the Iron Giant,6.0,1 +19654,[],373858,en,1 Interrogation,0.645,2016-12-31,1 Interrogation,0.0,1 +19655,[99],429884,en,The Future of Cities,0.644,2016-12-08,The Future of Cities,8.0,1 +19656,[],425735,en,Below the Belt With Kevin Heffernan & Steve Lemme,0.644,2016-11-11,Below the Belt With Kevin Heffernan & Steve Lemme,6.0,1 +19657,[18],392628,en,Karen Kingsbury's A Time to Dance,0.644,2016-05-15,Karen Kingsbury's A Time to Dance,3.5,6 +19658,[],312476,en,The Rangers,0.644,2016-12-01,The Rangers,0.0,1 +19659,[],520730,en,When the Starlight Ends,0.643,2016-10-14,When the Starlight Ends,7.0,1 +19660,"[80, 9648, 53]",567041,en,Frame Switch,0.643,2016-09-19,Frame Switch,2.0,1 +19661,"[53, 27]",346546,en,Rhonda Rides to Hell,0.643,2016-10-13,Rhonda Rides to Hell,0.0,1 +19662,"[18, 28, 10751, 14]",423156,en,Sidekick,0.642,2016-10-28,Sidekick,7.7,8 +19663,[27],433640,ja,コープスパーティー Book of Shadows,0.641,2016-07-30,Corpse Party: Book Of Shadows,7.0,1 +19664,"[10749, 16, 35]",412394,en,The Wishgranter,0.641,2016-07-29,The Wishgranter,7.0,8 +19665,"[18, 878]",444915,en,Beautiful Dreamer,0.64,2016-06-10,Beautiful Dreamer,8.0,1 +19666,"[35, 27]",414600,en,Blood Bath,0.64,2016-05-24,Blood Bath,3.0,1 +19667,"[53, 18]",411300,en,The Secret She Kept,0.64,2016-07-10,The Secret She Kept,3.0,1 +19668,[27],399398,en,Drunk,0.639,2016-04-24,Drunk,10.0,1 +19669,"[35, 18]",378518,en,Chemical Cut,0.639,2016-01-24,Chemical Cut,10.0,1 +19670,"[35, 27]",483035,en,Misdirection: The Horror Comedy,0.639,2016-03-25,Misdirection: The Horror Comedy,6.0,1 +19671,[35],396608,en,Bryan Callen: Never Grow Up,0.639,2016-05-04,Bryan Callen: Never Grow Up,6.0,1 +19672,"[878, 16, 14, 10402]",382915,en,Night Stalker,0.639,2016-02-09,Night Stalker,6.0,1 +19673,[18],361076,es,El acompañante,0.639,2016-03-11,The Companion,5.0,1 +19674,[27],438055,en,Cannibal Claus,0.639,2016-12-25,Cannibal Claus,4.0,1 +19675,"[35, 80]",376078,en,Stickey,0.639,2016-12-24,Stickey,0.0,1 +19676,[99],302808,en,Wrestling with Disaster,0.639,2016-12-31,Wrestling with Disaster,0.0,1 +19677,[10402],593879,en,Britney Spears: Triple Ho Show,0.638,2016-12-03,Britney Spears: Triple Ho Show,10.0,1 +19678,"[12, 35, 18]",505437,en,Production Problems: The Motion Picture,0.638,2016-02-12,Production Problems: The Motion Picture,10.0,1 +19679,[],441609,en,Leonard Cohen: The Live Broadcast Sessions 1985-1993,0.638,2016-11-18,Leonard Cohen: The Live Broadcast Sessions 1985-1993,10.0,1 +19680,"[35, 9648]",434081,en,Death by Potato,0.638,2016-12-01,Death by Potato,10.0,1 +19681,[53],549198,en,Vehemence,0.638,2016-12-11,Vehemence,8.0,1 +19682,[18],439007,en,Three Days in August,0.638,2016-12-02,Three Days in August,6.0,1 +19683,[99],435454,en,Partners in Rhyme: The True Story of “Infinite”,0.638,2016-11-17,Partners in Rhyme: The True Story of “Infinite”,6.0,1 +19684,"[18, 878, 10749]",427928,en,Dream Girl,0.638,2016-11-22,Dream Girl,6.0,1 +19685,[99],417242,en,Silenced,0.638,2016-12-03,Silenced,6.0,1 +19686,[27],449883,en,Camp Blood 666,0.638,2016-01-01,Camp Blood 666,4.0,1 +19687,"[35, 27]",458957,en,Shelved,0.638,2016-12-09,Shelved,2.0,1 +19688,[27],440659,en,Catalina,0.638,2016-12-01,Catalina,2.0,1 +19689,[],428660,en,Evan's Crime,0.638,2016-12-02,Evan's Crime,1.0,1 +19690,[],450573,en,On Edge,0.637,2016-09-17,On Edge,10.0,1 +19691,"[12, 99]",423575,en,Reel Rock 11,0.637,2016-09-15,Reel Rock 11,10.0,1 +19692,"[16, 12]",556623,en,Nine,0.637,2016-09-29,Nine,9.0,1 +19693,"[9648, 80]",573146,en,Valley of the Dead,0.637,2016-10-06,Valley of the Dead,8.0,1 +19694,"[27, 18]",450230,en,The Eternal,0.637,2016-09-26,The Eternal,8.0,1 +19695,[27],442076,en,The Void,0.637,2016-09-22,The Void,8.0,1 +19696,"[53, 878]",423255,en,Patient 62,0.637,2016-10-07,Patient 62,8.0,1 +19697,[99],443781,en,Sacred,0.637,2016-11-12,Sacred,7.0,1 +19698,"[18, 80, 53]",424834,en,Dead Bullet,0.637,2016-10-08,Dead Bullet,7.0,1 +19699,[],419726,en,Now: End of Season,0.637,2016-10-07,Now: End of Season,7.0,1 +19700,[],390836,hi,CRD,0.637,2016-11-04,CRD,7.0,1 +19701,"[18, 14]",390444,en,Tree Hugger,0.637,2016-10-16,Tree Hugger,7.0,1 +19702,"[18, 80, 28]",438257,en,Streets of Vengeance,0.637,2016-10-13,Streets of Vengeance,6.0,1 +19703,[27],420928,en,Deep 6,0.637,2016-09-25,Deep 6,5.0,1 +19704,[27],416952,en,Givertaker,0.637,2016-09-23,Givertaker,5.0,1 +19705,[18],392900,en,Kepler's Dream,0.637,2016-10-07,Kepler's Dream,5.0,1 +19706,[27],418912,en,Terrortory,0.637,2016-10-01,Terrortory,3.0,1 +19707,[27],556221,en,The Dollface Slasher,0.637,2016-10-29,The Dollface Slasher,2.0,1 +19708,[35],422127,en,It's All Good,0.637,2016-10-21,It's All Good,0.0,1 +19709,"[53, 80, 18]",461875,en,No Way to Live,0.636,2016-09-01,No Way to Live,9.0,1 +19710,[],412024,en,Still In The Cage,0.636,2016-08-18,Still In The Cage,7.5,1 +19711,[],412912,en,The Circuit,0.636,2016-08-28,The Circuit,7.0,1 +19712,"[10749, 18]",445564,en,BAD,0.636,2016-08-26,BAD,6.0,1 +19713,[],434406,en,The Color Line,0.636,2016-07-26,The Color Line,6.0,1 +19714,"[16, 10751]",424482,es,The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Camping!,0.636,2016-07-25,The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Camping!,5.0,1 +19715,"[35, 18, 10749]",468226,en,Jenny: A Beach Movie,0.635,2016-07-08,Jenny: A Beach Movie,10.0,1 +19716,[99],438693,en,True Legends – Episode 2: The UnHoly See,0.635,2016-06-26,True Legends – Episode 2: The UnHoly See,10.0,1 +19717,"[16, 99]",426889,en,Le Clitoris,0.635,2016-06-18,Le Clitoris,10.0,1 +19718,[99],403285,en,UNCOUNTED - The Story of the California Election,0.635,2016-06-21,UNCOUNTED - The Story of the California Election,10.0,1 +19719,[18],399104,en,Solitary,0.635,2016-05-31,Solitary,10.0,1 +19720,[99],396084,en,Hummus! the Movie,0.635,2016-05-24,Hummus! the Movie,10.0,1 +19721,"[35, 10749]",354273,en,Love Addict,0.635,2016-05-13,Love Addict,10.0,1 +19722,[99],434446,en,The Journey: Mère Océan,0.635,2016-12-03,Mother Ocean,9.0,1 +19723,"[18, 28]",565579,en,Where Love Found Me,0.635,2016-05-12,Where Love Found Me,8.0,1 +19724,[35],456735,en,Cinema Twain,0.635,2016-06-30,Cinema Twain,8.0,1 +19725,"[80, 27]",445498,en,Roadside Assistance,0.635,2016-07-15,Roadside Assistance,7.0,1 +19726,[18],438931,en,Like Cotton Twines,0.635,2016-06-01,Like Cotton Twines,7.0,1 +19727,[],539845,en,The First American,0.635,2016-05-20,The First American,6.0,1 +19728,"[80, 99, 9648]",539691,en,Adnan Syed: Innocent or Guilty?,0.635,2016-06-14,Adnan Syed: Innocent or Guilty?,6.0,1 +19729,[99],489868,en,Yayoi Kusama,0.635,2016-05-22,Yayoi Kusama,6.0,1 +19730,[35],419190,en,Dramatic Relationships,0.635,2016-10-02,Dramatic Relationships,6.0,1 +19731,[35],399932,en,Quincy Jones: Burning the Light,0.635,2016-06-02,Quincy Jones: Burning the Light,6.0,1 +19732,[],567458,en,Pioneers of African-American Cinema,0.635,2016-06-06,Pioneers of African-American Cinema,5.0,1 +19733,"[35, 10749, 18]",505352,en,The Game of Love,0.635,2016-05-15,The Game of Love,4.0,1 +19734,"[18, 10749]",396237,en,Seattle Road,0.635,2016-06-24,Seattle Road,1.0,1 +19735,[],23970,en,Aa Anthastulo,0.635,2016-06-02,Aa Anthastulo,0.0,1 +19736,"[18, 80, 53]",525824,en,Intricate Vengeance,0.634,2016-04-05,Intricate Vengeance,10.0,1 +19737,"[53, 18, 80, 9648]",511336,en,Russian Doll,0.634,2016-03-12,Russian Doll,10.0,1 +19738,[],394956,en,The Secret Agent,0.634,2016-03-31,The Secret Agent,10.0,1 +19739,"[10402, 35]",390837,en,Stephen Lynch: Hello Kalamazoo,0.634,2016-03-21,Stephen Lynch: Hello Kalamazoo,10.0,1 +19740,[99],386581,en,"Making a Killing: Guns, Greed and the NRA",0.634,2016-03-15,"Making a Killing: Guns, Greed and the NRA",10.0,1 +19741,[99],390070,en,NFL Super Bowl 50 Champions: Denver Broncos,0.634,2016-03-08,NFL Super Bowl 50 Champions: Denver Broncos,9.0,1 +19742,[],474368,en,Insanity - Fast and Furious Abs,0.634,2016-04-13,Insanity - Fast and Furious Abs,8.0,1 +19743,[99],470193,en,Disobedience,0.634,2016-04-29,Disobedience,8.0,1 +19744,[99],445839,en,Prince Philip: The Plot to Make a King,0.634,2016-04-16,Prince Philip: The Plot to Make a King,8.0,1 +19745,[99],444544,en,"Clínica de Migrantes: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness",0.634,2016-04-09,"Clínica de Migrantes: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness",8.0,1 +19746,[],420410,en,Darwin,0.634,2016-04-15,Darwin,8.0,1 +19747,[35],386622,zh,洛杉矶捣蛋计划,0.634,2016-03-18,洛杉矶捣蛋计划,8.0,1 +19748,[99],436171,en,Marking Out,0.634,2016-04-15,Marking Out,7.0,1 +19749,[],398441,en,Fired on Mars,0.634,2016-03-15,Fired on Mars,7.0,1 +19750,[99],396706,en,They Came from the Swamp: The Films of William Grefé,0.634,2016-04-19,They Came from the Swamp: The Films of William Grefé,7.0,1 +19751,[],396528,en,NFG the Movie,0.634,2016-04-20,NFG the Movie,7.0,1 +19752,"[35, 878]",392017,en,Hank is an Idiot,0.634,2016-04-09,Hank is an Idiot,6.5,1 +19753,[35],458634,en,Last Call Lenny,0.634,2016-03-12,Last Call Lenny,6.0,1 +19754,[18],452914,en,Changeover,0.634,2016-04-12,Changeover,6.0,1 +19755,[],446317,en,Lamp: A Ghost Story,0.634,2016-04-09,Lamp: A Ghost Story,6.0,1 +19756,[99],442131,en,A Year in Port,0.634,2016-03-01,A Year in Port,6.0,1 +19757,[99],392180,en,The Joneses,0.634,2016-04-28,The Joneses,6.0,1 +19758,"[878, 18]",467174,en,Alien Hunter,0.634,2016-04-01,Alien Hunter,5.0,1 +19759,[99],396873,en,Intersection: The Story of Josh Grant,0.634,2016-05-10,Intersection: The Story of Josh Grant,5.0,1 +19760,"[35, 18]",340005,en,Showing Roots,0.634,2016-04-23,Showing Roots,5.0,1 +19761,[],520648,en,The Scultor's Clayground,0.634,2016-03-14,The Scultor's Clayground,4.0,1 +19762,"[10751, 18]",391026,en,Lucky U Ranch,0.634,2016-04-09,Lucky U Ranch,3.0,1 +19763,[],390375,en,Batman vs. Terminator,0.634,2016-03-22,Batman vs. Terminator,1.0,1 +19764,[10749],386727,en,Love Won't Let Me Wait,0.634,2016-05-04,Love Won't Let Me Wait,0.5,1 +19765,[99],370589,en,From the Other Side,0.634,2016-04-11,From the Other Side,0.0,1 +19766,"[27, 53]",523419,es,Forward,0.633,2016-01-01,Forward,10.0,1 +19767,[10402],432407,en,Unknowable,0.633,2016-01-19,Unknowable,10.0,1 +19768,[10402],432404,en,Listlessness,0.633,2016-01-16,Listlessness,10.0,1 +19769,[27],392671,en,Silent Hills P.T.,0.633,2016-02-10,Silent Hills P.T.,9.0,1 +19770,[99],537977,ru,huizmisterputin,0.633,2016-04-27,Who Is Mister Putin,8.0,1 +19771,[18],478199,en,The Love Effect,0.633,2016-02-22,The Love Effect,8.0,1 +19772,[10402],418234,fr,Bizet: Les Pêcheurs de Perles,0.633,2016-01-15,Bizet: The Pearl Fishers,8.0,1 +19773,[53],381304,en,The Puppet Man,0.633,2016-01-22,The Puppet Man,8.0,1 +19774,[99],379924,en,State Of Control,0.633,2016-01-01,State Of Control,7.5,1 +19775,"[16, 18]",379392,en,The Grandfather Drum,0.633,2016-01-24,The Grandfather Drum,7.5,1 +19776,[],464022,en,A Wig and a Prayer: The Peaches Christ Story,0.633,2016-01-06,A Wig and a Prayer: The Peaches Christ Story,7.0,1 +19777,"[28, 18, 878]",405048,en,Autonomous,0.633,2016-01-03,Autonomous,7.0,1 +19778,[99],454871,en,Who Wants to Live Forever? The Wisdom of Aging.,0.633,2016-02-10,Who Wants to Live Forever? The Wisdom of Aging.,6.0,1 +19779,[27],417685,en,Harbinger,0.633,2016-01-08,Harbinger,6.0,1 +19780,[35],380112,en,Affections,0.633,2016-01-22,Affections,6.0,1 +19781,[18],380007,zh,一切都好,0.633,2016-01-29,Everybody's Fine,6.0,1 +19782,[],526238,en,The Lessee,0.633,2016-02-14,The Lessee,5.0,1 +19783,[27],459077,en,Dead End,0.633,2016-01-01,Dead End,5.0,1 +19784,[],462251,en,2500 km,0.633,2016-01-01,2500 km,4.0,1 +19785,[],381851,en,CHIKARA National Pro Wrestling Day 2016,0.633,2016-02-06,CHIKARA National Pro Wrestling Day 2016,4.0,1 +19786,[18],468337,en,The Blessed Ones,0.633,2016-01-01,The Blessed Ones,3.0,1 +19787,[18],376171,zh,Pleasure. Love.,0.633,2016-01-22,Pleasure. Love.,3.0,1 +19788,"[10749, 35]",435664,en,2 Years of Love,0.633,2016-01-24,2 Years of Love,2.0,1 +19789,[99],378425,en,Here Come the Videofreex,0.631,2015-06-21,Here Come the Videofreex,8.0,1 +19790,[99],449095,en,Marilyn Monroe Declassified,0.631,2015-07-12,Marilyn Monroe Declassified,4.0,1 +19791,"[9648, 80, 18, 27, 53, 35]",402448,en,"Bullets, Fangs and Dinner at 8",0.631,2015-08-22,"Bullets, Fangs and Dinner at 8",3.0,1 +19792,[27],391208,en,The Break-In,0.629,2016-02-05,The Break-In,4.0,8 +19793,[16],540234,ja,青い海と少年,0.623,2016-03-15,The Boy and the Blue Sea,7.0,1 +19794,[35],502809,en,The Film Crew: Killers from Space,0.623,2016-02-05,The Film Crew: Killers from Space,7.0,1 +19795,"[35, 10749]",392985,fi,Onnenonkija,0.622,2016-04-08,Gold Digger,6.3,6 +19796,[18],383354,en,Spirit of the Game,0.622,2016-10-08,Spirit of the Game,5.2,7 +19797,"[99, 10770]",379895,en,Adventures on the New Frontier,0.621,2016-04-26,Adventures on the New Frontier,5.0,1 +19798,[35],263537,en,Near Myth: The Oskar Knight Story,0.62,2016-06-03,Near Myth: The Oskar Knight Story,5.5,3 +19799,[18],519063,en,Deadly Ex,0.619,2016-10-01,Deadly Ex,1.9,5 +19800,"[99, 14]",390641,en,Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe,0.616,2016-04-01,Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe,6.5,13 +19801,"[80, 18, 10770]",426232,en,Who Killed JonBenét?,0.61,2016-11-06,Who Killed JonBenét?,5.4,8 +19802,"[9648, 53, 80, 27]",397490,kn,ಮಗಳು ಜಾನಕಿ,0.604,2016-04-08,U Turn,7.0,15 +19803,[27],470593,en,Beach Massacre at Kill Devil Hills,0.603,2016-10-27,Beach Massacre at Kill Devil Hills,5.0,1 +19804,"[35, 18, 10749]",416480,en,Before the Fall,0.602,2016-09-25,Before the Fall,5.6,8 +19805,"[14, 27, 35, 53, 9648]",421663,es,La noche del virgen,0.602,2016-10-16,The Night of the Virgin,5.5,8 +19806,"[878, 35]",603662,en,Spaghetti in Spacetime,0.6,2016-05-07,Spaghetti in Spacetime,10.0,1 +19807,"[53, 18]",602936,en,Two for the Show,0.6,2016-03-18,Two for the Show,10.0,1 +19808,[10402],593754,en,Jennifer Lopez: All I Have,0.6,2016-01-20,Jennifer Lopez: All I Have,10.0,1 +19809,"[28, 35, 80, 99, 18, 9648]",587634,en,Making Milk,0.6,2016-06-01,Making Milk,10.0,1 +19810,"[99, 16, 18]",586923,en,Titanic Sinks in Real Time,0.6,2016-04-14,Titanic Sinks in Real Time,10.0,1 +19811,"[35, 27, 9648]",572602,en,Murder On Marburg,0.6,2016-11-01,Murder On Marburg,10.0,1 +19812,"[16, 35]",566238,en,Tony Story,0.6,2016-10-15,Tony Story,10.0,1 +19813,"[10402, 12]",535969,en,"Kodak Black, 21 Savage, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Yachty & Denzel Curry's 2016 XXL Freshmen CypherKodak Black, 21 Savage, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Yachty & Denzel Curry's 2016 XXL Freshmen Cypher",0.6,2016-07-06,"Kodak Black, 21 Savage, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Yachty & Denzel Curry's 2016 XXL Freshmen Cypher",10.0,1 +19814,[35],528261,de,"Hilflos in Weissensee, es kann jeden treffen!",0.6,2016-12-31,"HELPLESS IN WEISSENSEE, It can happen to anyone!",10.0,1 +19815,[],526733,es,Asi Nomas,0.6,2016-07-28,Asi Nomas,10.0,1 +19816,[99],524504,en,Incredible Insects,0.6,2016-07-09,Incredible Insects,10.0,1 +19817,[99],518191,en,The Ocheesee Wild Man,0.6,2016-03-30,The Ocheesee Wild Man,10.0,1 +19818,"[16, 10402, 18]",517812,en,Boys in the Street #pride,0.6,2016-03-12,Boys in the Street #pride,10.0,1 +19819,[],515997,en,Trust Your Photographer,0.6,2016-09-11,Trust Your Photographer,10.0,1 +19820,[99],514354,en,Aurora: The UFO Crash of 1897,0.6,2016-04-16,Aurora: The UFO Crash of 1897,10.0,2 +19821,[],506093,en,Lazar: Cosmic Whistleblower,0.6,2016-02-19,Lazar: Cosmic Whistleblower,10.0,1 +19822,"[99, 36]",498519,en,What About ME?,0.6,2016-01-01,What About ME?,10.0,1 +19823,[99],494932,en,Sands of Silence,0.6,2016-10-02,Sands of Silence,10.0,1 +19824,"[35, 14]",491893,en,Forever Boys,0.6,2016-01-01,Forever Boys,10.0,1 +19825,"[18, 10751]",485962,en,scratch on metal,0.6,2016-05-01,scratch on metal,10.0,1 +19826,[18],485955,en,The Option,0.6,2016-10-04,The Option,10.0,1 +19827,"[53, 18]",485340,en,No Beast So Fierce,0.6,2016-12-01,No Beast So Fierce,10.0,2 +19828,"[80, 99]",483230,en,South Bureau Homicide,0.6,2016-01-01,South Bureau Homicide,10.0,1 +19829,[10402],470058,en,Metallica: Making of Hardwired... to Self-Destruct,0.6,2016-11-25,Metallica: Making of Hardwired... to Self-Destruct,10.0,1 +19830,[],468731,en,Jonnie W - Live at the Franklin Theatre,0.6,2016-11-01,Jonnie W - Live at the Franklin Theatre,10.0,1 +19831,[18],466204,en,Brennan,0.6,2016-01-23,Brennan,10.0,2 +19832,[],463174,en,Lipstick City,0.6,2016-05-02,Lipstick City,10.0,1 +19833,[27],459220,en,Shockwave,0.6,2016-01-01,Shockwave,10.0,1 +19834,[18],456956,en,Neither Wolf Nor Dog,0.6,2016-10-01,Neither Wolf Nor Dog,10.0,1 +19835,[],456224,en,Kreep,0.6,2016-06-01,Kreep,10.0,1 +19836,[99],453904,en,Strine Life,0.6,2016-05-15,Strine Life,10.0,2 +19837,"[878, 99]",451572,en,Star Trek: Inside The Roddenberry Vault,0.6,2016-12-05,Star Trek: Inside The Roddenberry Vault,10.0,1 +19838,[],451240,en,Brazey,0.6,2016-10-16,Brazey,10.0,1 +19839,"[53, 18]",448619,en,49:5ive,0.6,2016-04-30,49:5ive,10.0,1 +19840,"[99, 10402, 878]",445791,en,Celldweller: Start of an Empire (The Making of,0.6,2016-11-21,Celldweller: Start of an Empire (The Making of,10.0,1 +19841,[],445479,en,The Girl on the Mat,0.6,2016-10-14,The Girl on the Mat,10.0,2 +19842,[35],443113,en,The Fourth Annual 'On Cinema' Oscar Special,0.6,2016-02-28,The Fourth Annual 'On Cinema' Oscar Special,10.0,1 +19843,"[28, 12]",441788,en,La Fortuna de Hank,0.6,2016-05-27,La Fortuna de Hank,10.0,1 +19844,"[18, 10749]",441729,en,Warm Waters,0.6,2016-04-17,Warm Waters,10.0,1 +19845,[99],436787,en,The Disclosure President,0.6,2016-11-03,The Disclosure President,10.0,1 +19846,"[14, 18, 35]",433800,en,Ralph,0.6,2016-08-26,Ralph,10.0,1 +19847,"[28, 12, 35, 10749]",433539,en,Based On A True Story,0.6,2016-01-16,Based On A True Story,10.0,1 +19848,"[18, 35]",433483,en,The Ruxpins,0.6,2016-04-08,The Ruxpins,10.0,1 +19849,[99],433460,he,Operation Wedding,0.6,2016-12-08,Operation Wedding,10.0,1 +19850,[10402],432412,en,Cyclical,0.6,2016-01-31,Cyclical,10.0,1 +19851,[10402],432405,en,Another Sunset,0.6,2016-01-18,Another Sunset,10.0,1 +19852,[10402],432403,en,Unenlightenment Supercut,0.6,2016-01-15,Unenlightenment Supercut,10.0,1 +19853,[10402],432397,en,"January 13, 2016",0.6,2016-01-13,"January 13, 2016",10.0,1 +19854,[10402],432391,en,Never Ever Say Never Ever,0.6,2016-01-08,Never Ever Say Never Ever,10.0,1 +19855,[10402],432381,en,Anticipation,0.6,2016-02-22,Anticipation,10.0,1 +19856,[10402],432380,en,Don't,0.6,2016-02-11,Don't,10.0,1 +19857,[10402],432378,en,Suicide Sequence 3D,0.6,2016-03-09,Suicide Sequence 3D,10.0,1 +19858,[10402],432377,en,Truth,0.6,2016-02-25,Truth,10.0,1 +19859,[10402],432372,en,REMIXXX'd,0.6,2016-02-04,REMIXXX'd,10.0,1 +19860,[99],431806,en,Battle at Versailles,0.6,2016-05-05,Battle at Versailles,10.0,1 +19861,"[99, 10402]",431494,en,Skepta: Greatness Only,0.6,2016-12-19,Skepta: Greatness Only,10.0,1 +19862,"[35, 10402]",429042,en,Spies Are Forever,0.6,2016-06-21,Spies Are Forever,10.0,1 +19863,[18],426645,es,El pastor,0.6,2016-11-04,The Shepherd,10.0,2 +19864,[],426437,en,The Very Private Work of Sister K,0.6,2016-11-17,The Very Private Work of Sister K,10.0,1 +19865,[10402],426363,en,Fall Out Boy: The Boys of Zummer Tour Live in Chicago,0.6,2016-08-20,Fall Out Boy: The Boys of Zummer Tour Live in Chicago,10.0,1 +19866,[99],426052,en,Emerica MADE Chapter 2,0.6,2016-09-08,Emerica MADE Chapter 2,10.0,1 +19867,[99],425922,en,City of Refuge,0.6,2016-10-03,City of Refuge,10.0,1 +19868,"[36, 99]",423664,en,Plutocracy II: Solidarity Forever,0.6,2016-01-01,Plutocracy II: Solidarity Forever,10.0,1 +19869,[],423000,en,Ring The Alarm,0.6,2016-10-27,Ring The Alarm,10.0,1 +19870,[],422207,en,Triumph Election Watch,0.6,2016-10-08,Triumph Election Watch,10.0,1 +19871,[],421709,en,Iron Spyder,0.6,2016-09-22,Iron Spyder,10.0,1 +19872,[18],419253,en,Rubber Ducky,0.6,2016-10-03,Rubber Ducky,10.0,1 +19873,"[80, 18, 53]",418334,en,Mr. Lockjaw,0.6,2016-09-27,Mr. Lockjaw,10.0,1 +19874,[99],417414,en,The Best Democracy Money Can Buy,0.6,2016-09-23,The Best Democracy Money Can Buy,10.0,1 +19875,[],416218,en,John Wayne on Film,0.6,2016-09-16,John Wayne on Film,10.0,1 +19876,[],415096,en,2016 NBA Champions: Cleveland Cavaliers,0.6,2016-08-09,2016 NBA Champions: Cleveland Cavaliers,10.0,1 +19877,"[53, 18]",413858,en,The Voice Inside,0.6,2016-04-27,The Voice Inside,10.0,2 +19878,[],413214,en,The Insanity of God,0.6,2016-08-30,The Insanity of God,10.0,1 +19879,"[35, 27]",412741,en,Auto Shop of Horrors,0.6,2016-10-26,Auto Shop of Horrors,10.0,1 +19880,[18],412495,ja,嘘,0.6,2016-06-28,Lies,10.0,1 +19881,"[99, 36]",410522,en,Talking to the Air: The Horses of the Last Forbidden Kingdom,0.6,2016-08-01,Talking to the Air: The Horses of the Last Forbidden Kingdom,10.0,1 +19882,"[18, 27, 53]",409361,en,Candiland,0.6,2016-04-23,Candiland,10.0,1 +19883,[99],408254,en,Make,0.6,2016-07-18,Make,10.0,1 +19884,"[10402, 99]",407369,en,Keep Sailing,0.6,2016-07-19,Keep Sailing,10.0,1 +19885,[],407145,en,Chess Poem,0.6,2016-07-18,Chess Poem,10.0,1 +19886,[35],406477,en,Roulette Stars of Metro Detroit,0.6,2016-07-14,Roulette Stars of Metro Detroit,10.0,1 +19887,[99],404503,en,Free CeCe,0.6,2016-06-03,Free CeCe,10.0,2 +19888,"[28, 878]",403304,en,Rain,0.6,2016-05-16,Rain,10.0,1 +19889,[99],402429,en,Adidas - Away Days,0.6,2016-04-15,Adidas - Away Days,10.0,1 +19890,[10402],402367,en,Disturbed: Rock AM Ring 2016,0.6,2016-06-03,Disturbed: Rock AM Ring 2016,10.0,1 +19891,[],402163,en,Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey's Sport-Y-Thon,0.6,2016-05-24,Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey's Sport-Y-Thon,10.0,1 +19892,"[35, 27]",400170,en,Pitfire of Hell,0.6,2016-05-30,Pitfire of Hell,10.0,1 +19893,[],398784,en,Goblin Austinato Live in Austin,0.6,2016-04-08,Goblin Austinato Live in Austin,10.0,1 +19894,[],398735,en,Fetish,0.6,2016-05-01,Fetish,10.0,1 +19895,[],398526,en,CZW: Best of the Best 15,0.6,2016-04-09,CZW: Best of the Best 15,10.0,1 +19896,[],398515,en,CZW Proving Grounds 2016,0.6,2016-03-26,CZW Proving Grounds 2016,10.0,1 +19897,"[53, 27]",398002,en,Paranoia,0.6,2016-05-24,Paranoia,10.0,1 +19898,[],396796,en,Live at the Necropolis: The Lords of Synth,0.6,2016-05-02,Live at the Necropolis: The Lords of Synth,10.0,1 +19899,[],395347,en,Unlucky,0.6,2016-04-28,Unlucky,10.0,1 +19900,"[18, 10749]",391116,en,"Goodbye, Ohio",0.6,2016-04-09,"Goodbye, Ohio",10.0,1 +19901,[99],390793,en,Three Days of Terror: The Charlie Hebdo Attacks,0.6,2016-09-20,Three Days of Terror: The Charlie Hebdo Attacks,10.0,1 +19902,[99],390596,en,After Spring,0.6,2016-04-14,After Spring,10.0,1 +19903,[18],390446,en,Jessica,0.6,2016-04-08,Jessica,10.0,1 +19904,"[12, 18]",389811,en,66 & Nowhere,0.6,2016-03-19,66 & Nowhere,10.0,1 +19905,[],385071,en,The Legacy of Arrow Development,0.6,2016-02-26,The Legacy of Arrow Development,10.0,1 +19906,[35],382474,en,Triumph’s Election Special 2016,0.6,2016-02-11,Triumph’s Election Special 2016,10.0,1 +19907,"[35, 18, 10749]",380671,en,Sunset Rock,0.6,2016-02-01,Sunset Rock,10.0,1 +19908,"[27, 16, 14]",378362,en,Mad God: Part 2,0.6,2016-01-19,Mad God: Part 2,10.0,1 +19909,[],377515,en,Excursions,0.6,2016-01-22,Excursions,10.0,1 +19910,"[53, 18, 10749, 878]",364320,en,Heaven is Now,0.6,2016-10-22,Heaven is Now,10.0,1 +19911,[35],327946,en,$elfie Shootout,0.6,2016-08-05,$elfie Shootout,10.0,1 +19912,[99],295663,en,The Syndrome,0.6,2014-10-12,The Syndrome,10.0,1 +19913,"[35, 10749]",171782,en,Twenty Million People,0.6,2016-03-22,Twenty Million People,10.0,1 +19914,[18],520627,en,Sioux Rapids,0.6,2017-01-11,Sioux Rapids,9.8,4 +19915,"[18, 10402]",417537,de,Wagner: Tristan und Isolde,0.6,2016-10-08,Wagner: Tristan and Isolde,9.5,2 +19916,[],401742,en,Hannah.,0.6,2016-06-11,Hannah.,9.5,1 +19917,[10402],402215,en,Mötley Crüe: The End,0.6,2016-06-14,Mötley Crüe: The End,9.2,3 +19918,"[16, 14]",569449,en,落潮,0.6,2016-04-17,Falling Tide,9.0,1 +19919,[],565578,en,Lil’ Creep,0.6,2016-06-06,Lil’ Creep,9.0,1 +19920,[],563318,en,Love Unexpected,0.6,2016-01-26,Love Unexpected,9.0,1 +19921,[99],524460,en,Bacterial World,0.6,2016-02-09,Bacterial World,9.0,1 +19922,[18],503610,en,Where We're Meant to Be,0.6,2016-04-08,Where We're Meant to Be,9.0,1 +19923,[],485960,en,Death to Odeum,0.6,2016-05-01,Death to Odeum,9.0,1 +19924,[16],474795,ar,Ayny,0.6,2016-09-01,Ayny,9.0,1 +19925,"[16, 9648, 878]",468109,en,Eschaton,0.6,2016-07-27,Eschaton,9.0,1 +19926,[18],467965,en,The Next Two Nights,0.6,2016-10-15,The Next Two Nights,9.0,1 +19927,[99],465671,en,9/11: Fifteen Years Later,0.6,2016-09-11,9/11: Fifteen Years Later,9.0,1 +19928,"[37, 12, 14]",460287,en,Marty: A Wild West Neverland,0.6,2016-08-15,Marty: A Wild West Neverland,9.0,1 +19929,"[16, 99]",459386,en,"I, Destini",0.6,2016-01-01,"I, Destini",9.0,1 +19930,[14],456121,en,A Friendship with the Dead,0.6,2016-11-05,A Friendship with the Dead,9.0,1 +19931,"[18, 28]",450560,en,Monumental,0.6,2016-10-14,Monumental,9.0,2 +19932,"[99, 10770]",449012,en,Allen Iverson: The Answer,0.6,2016-06-06,Allen Iverson: The Answer,9.0,1 +19933,[99],448385,en,That Vitamin Movie,0.6,2016-01-01,That Vitamin Movie,9.0,1 +19934,[99],431385,en,Whose Country?,0.6,2016-07-17,Whose Country?,9.0,1 +19935,[],429284,en,Sacred Vow,0.6,2016-10-01,Sacred Vow,9.0,1 +19936,"[12, 35, 18, 10751]",428136,en,1985,0.6,2016-05-03,1985 The Movie,9.0,1 +19937,[99],425100,en,MOTO 8: The Movie,0.6,2016-11-08,MOTO 8: The Movie,9.0,2 +19938,[99],423902,en,The Story of Rocket League (Part 2),0.6,2016-11-01,The Story of Rocket League (Part 2),9.0,2 +19939,"[12, 35, 18, 14]",423541,en,Oxenfree,0.6,2016-10-25,Oxenfree,9.0,1 +19940,[35],418990,en,Kyle Kinane: Loose in Chicago,0.6,2016-10-15,Kyle Kinane: Loose in Chicago,9.0,2 +19941,"[35, 99]",411518,en,Triumph's Summer Election Special 2016,0.6,2016-08-11,Triumph's Summer Election Special 2016,9.0,3 +19942,[18],406426,en,Girl on the Escalator,0.6,2016-04-15,Girl on the Escalator,9.0,1 +19943,"[12, 14, 10752]",406053,en,The Fire People,0.6,2016-11-01,The Fire People,9.0,1 +19944,[35],399810,en,Brad Williams: Daddy Issues,0.6,2016-05-20,Brad Williams: Daddy Issues,9.0,1 +19945,[16],397356,en,"Accidents, Blunders and Calamities",0.6,2016-03-12,"Accidents, Blunders and Calamities",9.0,2 +19946,[99],394399,en,Senna vs Brundle,0.6,2016-04-21,Senna vs Brundle,9.0,1 +19947,"[18, 10751, 878]",390966,en,James,0.6,2016-03-04,James,9.0,1 +19948,[10402],386282,en,The Metropolitan Opera: Madama Butterfly,0.6,2016-04-02,The Metropolitan Opera: Madama Butterfly,9.0,1 +19949,"[12, 99, 35]",381090,en,Ghostland: The View of the Ju'Hoansi,0.6,2016-03-11,Ghostland: The View of the Ju'Hoansi,9.0,2 +19950,[99],381088,en,The Smart Studios Story,0.6,2016-03-16,The Smart Studios Story,9.0,1 +19951,[18],370654,en,Remember the Goal,0.6,2016-08-26,Remember the Goal,9.0,2 +19952,[99],327746,en,Ear Buds: The Podcasting Documentary,0.6,2016-11-17,Ear Buds: The Podcasting Documentary,9.0,1 +19953,[99],436500,en,77 Minutes,0.6,2016-09-23,77 Minutes,8.7,3 +19954,"[18, 10749]",411757,zh,夏有乔木 雅望天堂,0.6,2016-08-17,Sweet Sixteen,8.7,3 +19955,[99],428619,en,Memory Hackers,0.6,2016-02-10,Memory Hackers,8.6,5 +19956,[],498109,en,The Sultan and the Saint,0.6,2016-11-12,The Sultan and the Saint,8.5,2 +19957,"[18, 16]",482866,en,Here's the Plan,0.6,2016-08-24,Here's the Plan,8.5,4 +19958,[99],463814,en,A Mindful Choice,0.6,2016-10-15,A Mindful Choice,8.5,4 +19959,[99],461204,en,Between Earth and Sky: Climate Change on the Last Frontier,0.6,2016-08-31,Between Earth and Sky: Climate Change on the Last Frontier,8.5,2 +19960,"[80, 18, 53]",459615,en,Encapsulation,0.6,2016-05-06,Encapsulation,8.5,2 +19961,[99],433535,en,Muxes,0.6,2016-12-05,Muxes,8.5,2 +19962,"[14, 16]",427888,en,Majora's Mask: Terrible Fate,0.6,2016-11-22,Terrible Fate,8.5,3 +19963,[99],402475,en,Telescope,0.6,2016-02-20,Telescope,8.5,1 +19964,[35],401593,en,Big Jay Oakerson: Live at Webster Hall,0.6,2016-06-17,Big Jay Oakerson: Live at Webster Hall,8.5,2 +19965,[99],390749,en,The Ride,0.6,2016-04-17,The Ride,8.5,1 +19966,"[12, 99]",389109,en,When Elephants Were Young,0.6,2016-08-12,When Elephants Were Young,8.5,2 +19967,[99],381055,en,Learning To See,0.6,2016-03-13,Learning To See,8.5,4 +19968,"[16, 35]",379386,en,Bob Dylan Hates Me,0.6,2016-01-24,Bob Dylan Hates Me,8.5,2 +19969,[99],378204,en,No Limits,0.6,2016-02-01,No Limits,8.5,2 +19970,"[99, 36, 10752]",456725,en,Barbarians Rising,0.6,2016-06-06,Barbarians Rising,8.3,3 +19971,"[878, 16]",433281,en,Scavengers,0.6,2016-08-22,Scavengers,8.3,3 +19972,[],419932,en,Lost Face,0.6,2016-09-25,Lost Face,8.3,3 +19973,[35],377446,en,Tony Hinchcliffe: One Shot,0.6,2016-01-15,Tony Hinchcliffe: One Shot,8.3,4 +19974,[35],579871,en,Porn Without Sex,0.6,2016-01-01,Porn Without Sex,8.0,1 +19975,[35],577916,en,Scratch,0.6,2016-05-01,Scratch,8.0,1 +19976,[878],575537,es,Good Night Day,0.6,2016-05-15,Good Night Day,8.0,2 +19977,"[16, 10749, 14]",568640,en,Illegal Move,0.6,2016-06-27,Illegal Move,8.0,1 +19978,[10402],545390,en,The Rolling Stones Olé Olé Olé! : Live Performances,0.6,2016-10-21,The Rolling Stones Olé Olé Olé! : Live Performances,8.0,1 +19979,[],541299,en,Robert Drew & Associates at the Museum of Tolerance,0.6,2016-04-20,Robert Drew & Associates at the Museum of Tolerance,8.0,1 +19980,[99],541288,en,Andrew Cohen on Crisis and Its Outtakes,0.6,2016-04-20,Andrew Cohen on Crisis and Its Outtakes,8.0,1 +19981,[99],541246,en,Robert Drew in His Own Words,0.6,2016-04-20,Robert Drew in His Own Words,8.0,1 +19982,[99],527483,en,Wheels Over Paradise,0.6,2016-01-01,Wheels Over Paradise,8.0,1 +19983,[],527384,en,Space Kid,0.6,2016-04-22,Space Kid,8.0,1 +19984,[99],522550,en,2015-16 NBA Champions - Cleveland Cavaliers,0.6,2016-08-09,2015-16 NBA Champions - Cleveland Cavaliers,8.0,1 +19985,[99],515801,en,Farewell Ferris Wheel,0.6,2016-11-04,Farewell Ferris Wheel,8.0,2 +19986,[99],496994,en,The New 8-bit Heroes,0.6,2016-09-01,The New 8-bit Heroes,8.0,1 +19987,[],495988,en,Calla Lily,0.6,2016-05-22,Calla Lily,8.0,1 +19988,[],483720,en,Bunker77,0.6,2017-10-27,Bunker77,8.0,1 +19989,[27],479795,en,Vanilla Cake,0.6,2016-10-28,Vanilla Cake,8.0,1 +19990,[],479168,en,El Abogado,0.6,2016-01-01,The Lawyer,8.0,1 +19991,"[35, 16]",472341,en,You look scary,0.6,2016-04-16,You look scary,8.0,1 +19992,[18],471713,en,B.F.F.,0.6,2016-07-03,B.F.F.,8.0,2 +19993,[99],470763,en,Vegan: Everyday Stories,0.6,2016-06-04,Vegan: Everyday Stories,8.0,2 +19994,[],469878,en,Grill Dog,0.6,2016-08-23,Grill Dog,8.0,1 +19995,[18],466286,en,A Social Life,0.6,2016-04-12,A Social Life,8.0,1 +19996,[35],466167,en,And the Earth Will Be Lost to the Flames,0.6,2016-11-15,And the Earth Will Be Lost to the Flames,8.0,1 +19997,"[10749, 53]",466019,en,Love Stalk,0.6,2016-11-25,Love Stalk,8.0,1 +19998,"[878, 28, 12]",462436,en,Max Steel Turbo Team: Fusion Tek,0.6,2016-10-09,Max Steel Turbo Team: Fusion Tek,8.0,1 +19999,"[10751, 18]",450418,de,Nelly,0.6,2016-04-23,Nelly,8.0,1 +20000,[],444990,it,Her Last Will,0.6,2016-11-25,Her Last Will,8.0,3 +20001,"[35, 28]",444462,en,Blindsided,0.6,2016-03-01,Blindsided,8.0,1 +20002,[99],440039,en,Naga the Eternal Yogi,0.6,2016-06-03,Naga the Eternal Yogi,8.0,2 +20003,[99],438267,en,The Occupation of the American Mind,0.6,2016-01-01,The Occupation of the American Mind,8.0,3 +20004,[99],433670,en,The Big Lie: American Addict 2,0.6,2016-01-01,The Big Lie: American Addict 2,8.0,1 +20005,"[35, 878, 53]",431002,en,The Lobster Circle,0.6,2016-11-30,The Lobster Circle,8.0,1 +20006,"[10770, 10402]",430301,en,A Pentatonix Christmas Special,0.6,2016-12-14,A Pentatonix Christmas Special,8.0,2 +20007,[],429960,en,Remnants,0.6,2016-12-18,Remnants,8.0,1 +20008,"[99, 36]",429404,en,American Umpire,0.6,2016-09-15,American Umpire,8.0,1 +20009,"[27, 10751, 14, 12, 18]",425833,en,Rougarou,0.6,2016-01-31,Rougarou,8.0,1 +20010,[99],425552,en,The Lure,0.6,2016-11-13,The Lure,8.0,1 +20011,[99],425354,pl,Więzi,0.6,2016-11-10,Close Ties,8.0,1 +20012,[99],424408,en,In Search of Balance,0.6,2016-11-15,In Search of Balance,8.0,2 +20013,"[80, 10402]",422455,en,Money Man,0.6,2016-10-22,Money Man,8.0,1 +20014,[99],421733,en,Pleasure,0.6,2016-10-01,Pleasure,8.0,1 +20015,[35],421552,en,Janeane Garofalo: If I May,0.6,2016-10-27,Janeane Garofalo: If I May,8.0,1 +20016,[],421268,en,The Trolls,0.6,2016-10-11,The Trolls,8.0,4 +20017,[99],419963,en,Little Evil: The Rise and Fall Of JTE (Schmoedown Parody),0.6,2016-10-06,Little Evil: The Rise and Fall Of JTE (Schmoedown Parody),8.0,1 +20018,[99],419555,en,Regal,0.6,2016-10-07,Regal,8.0,1 +20019,"[10752, 27, 878]",419174,en,Weresquito: Nazi Hunter,0.6,2016-09-28,Weresquito: Nazi Hunter,8.0,1 +20020,[99],418695,en,100 Years,0.6,2016-09-20,100 Years,8.0,2 +20021,[10402],417907,en,King Crimson - Radical Action to Unseat the Hold of Monkey Mind,0.6,2016-09-16,King Crimson - Radical Action to Unseat the Hold of Monkey Mind,8.0,1 +20022,"[53, 18, 10749]",416140,en,Leopard,0.6,2016-04-10,Leopard,8.0,1 +20023,[99],415811,en,Chasing Rewind,0.6,2016-09-13,Chasing Rewind,8.0,1 +20024,[27],415015,en,Teddy Bears Are for Lovers,0.6,2016-09-07,Teddy Bears Are for Lovers,8.0,1 +20025,"[878, 28, 10402]",414560,en,Light Up the Night,0.6,2016-12-23,Light Up the Night,8.0,1 +20026,"[10402, 99]",409341,en,Miles To Go Before I Sleep,0.6,2016-06-28,Miles To Go Before I Sleep,8.0,1 +20027,"[18, 99]",408803,en,Cristina,0.6,2016-08-05,Cristina,8.0,5 +20028,[],407173,en,For Love and Honor,0.6,2016-07-30,For Love and Honor,8.0,3 +20029,[99],406050,en,Liberating a Continent: John Paul II and the Fall of Communism,0.6,2016-06-01,Liberating a Continent: John Paul II and the Fall of Communism,8.0,1 +20030,"[18, 10770]",405621,en,Love Under New Management: The Miki Howard Story,0.6,2016-06-12,Love Under New Management: The Miki Howard Story,8.0,5 +20031,[99],400933,en,Political Animals,0.6,2016-06-04,Political Animals,8.0,1 +20032,[16],400343,en,Lunette,0.6,2016-05-26,Lunette,8.0,1 +20033,[],398791,en,Out Run,0.6,2016-04-08,Out Run,8.0,2 +20034,[],398179,en,Dogtown Redemption,0.6,2016-05-17,Dogtown Redemption,8.0,1 +20035,"[80, 18]",396724,en,Woven,0.6,2016-06-04,Woven,8.0,1 +20036,[],396087,en,The IF Project,0.6,2016-05-21,The IF Project,8.0,1 +20037,[99],395802,sv,Freightened,0.6,2016-04-16,Freightened: The Real Price of Shipping,8.0,2 +20038,[],394549,en,Death Encounter,0.6,2016-04-24,Death Encounter,8.0,1 +20039,[14],393910,en,Game of Hyrule,0.6,2016-04-17,Game of Hyrule,8.0,1 +20040,[99],393773,en,Desert Age: A Rock and Roll Scene History,0.6,2016-04-26,Desert Age: A Rock and Roll Scene History,8.0,1 +20041,[18],392737,en,Blue Girls Burn Fast,0.6,2016-04-12,Blue Girls Burn Fast,8.0,2 +20042,[],392316,en,Pacquiao VS Bradley 3,0.6,2016-04-09,Pacquiao VS Bradley 3,8.0,1 +20043,[],392123,en,A Normal Day at Asian Garden,0.6,2016-01-21,A Normal Day at Asian Garden,8.0,1 +20044,[],392008,en,Carl,0.6,2016-12-01,Carl,8.0,1 +20045,[99],390616,en,Keepers of the Game,0.6,2016-04-19,Keepers of the Game,8.0,2 +20046,"[18, 35]",385999,en,Creedmoria,0.6,2016-03-04,Creedmoria,8.0,1 +20047,"[99, 10402]",381086,en,A Song For You: The Austin City Limits Story,0.6,2016-03-17,A Song For You: The Austin City Limits Story,8.0,1 +20048,[],381078,en,The American Epic Sessions,0.6,2016-03-16,The American Epic Sessions,8.0,1 +20049,[99],381044,en,The Bandit,0.6,2016-03-12,The Bandit,8.0,3 +20050,[18],381031,en,9 Rides,0.6,2016-03-11,9 Rides,8.0,2 +20051,"[10749, 878]",380688,en,Visible,0.6,2016-02-01,Visible,8.0,1 +20052,[99],377969,zh,舌尖上的新年,0.6,2016-01-17,A Bite of China Celebrating the Chinese New Year,8.0,1 +20053,[99],377461,en,Doc & Darryl,0.6,2016-07-14,Doc & Darryl,8.0,1 +20054,"[18, 35]",375242,en,Sweet Children,0.6,2016-01-30,Sweet Children,8.0,2 +20055,[878],367181,fr,Reality+,0.6,2015-06-19,Reality+,8.0,1 +20056,[],329242,en,Human Harvest,0.6,2016-11-29,Human Harvest,8.0,1 +20057,[99],474231,en,Life's Rocky Start,0.6,2016-01-13,Life's Rocky Start,7.9,5 +20058,"[18, 35]",379959,en,Thunder Road,0.6,2016-01-23,Thunder Road,7.8,6 +20059,[],378538,en,"Modern Horror Movies - A Short ""Film""",0.6,2016-01-20,"Modern Horror Movies - A Short ""Film""",7.8,3 +20060,[99],411013,en,Citizen Jane: Battle for the City,0.6,2017-04-21,Citizen Jane: Battle for the City,7.8,4 +20061,[35],399938,en,Michael Ian Black: Noted Expert,0.6,2016-05-13,Michael Ian Black: Noted Expert,7.8,4 +20062,[99],379393,en,Attenborough and the Giant Dinosaur,0.6,2016-02-17,Attenborough and the Giant Dinosaur,7.7,8 +20063,[99],395499,en,Real Boy,0.6,2016-04-30,Real Boy,7.7,3 +20064,"[99, 10402]",371653,en,J. Cole Forest Hills Drive: Homecoming,0.6,2016-01-09,J. Cole Forest Hills Drive: Homecoming,7.7,3 +20065,[99],376237,en,Suited,0.6,2016-01-25,Suited,7.6,5 +20066,[99],373442,es,When Two Worlds Collide,0.6,2016-01-22,When Two Worlds Collide,7.6,7 +20067,"[99, 35]",541715,en,Traveling the Stars: Ancient Aliens with Action Bronson and Friends - 420 Special,0.6,2016-04-20,Traveling the Stars: Ancient Aliens with Action Bronson and Friends - 420 Special,7.5,2 +20068,[99],479650,en,Creatures of Light,0.6,2016-02-03,Creatures of Light,7.5,2 +20069,[],472959,en,Beast of Whitehall,0.6,2016-04-02,Beast of Whitehall,7.5,2 +20070,"[99, 36, 10770]",430364,en,'85: The Greatest Team in Pro Football History,0.6,2018-01-29,'85: The Greatest Team in Pro Football History,7.5,2 +20071,"[16, 35]",422520,en,A Town Called Panic: Double Fun,0.6,2016-09-24,A Town Called Panic: Double Fun,7.5,2 +20072,"[53, 18]",421580,en,La madriguera,0.6,2016-10-14,The Writer's Burrow,7.5,2 +20073,[99],411024,de,Karl Marx City,0.6,2016-10-14,Karl Marx City,7.5,4 +20074,[35],410348,en,Is That a Gun in Your Pocket?,0.6,2016-09-16,Is That a Gun in Your Pocket?,7.5,5 +20075,"[53, 80, 18]",407298,en,American Hostage,0.6,2016-03-25,American Hostage,7.5,2 +20076,[99],402914,en,Connected,0.6,2016-04-15,Connected,7.5,2 +20077,"[53, 18, 9648]",381092,bs,Papagajka,0.6,2016-03-13,The Parrot,7.5,2 +20078,"[35, 10749]",379811,en,Partners,0.6,2016-01-22,Partners,7.5,2 +20079,[99],376387,en,Hooligan Sparrow,0.6,2016-07-22,Hooligan Sparrow,7.5,4 +20080,[99],376257,en,Trapped,0.6,2016-01-24,Trapped,7.5,8 +20081,[99],372632,en,The '85 Bears,0.6,2016-02-04,The '85 Bears,7.5,7 +20082,[],368970,en,The White Room,0.6,2016-01-21,The White Room,7.5,3 +20083,[35],334384,en,Tex Montana Will Survive!,0.6,2016-03-12,Tex Montana Will Survive!,7.5,4 +20084,[],434784,en,Unseen,0.6,2016-04-01,Unseen,7.4,5 +20085,"[27, 53]",493731,en,Christmas Apparition,0.6,2016-01-01,Christmas Apparition,7.3,3 +20086,[99],463607,en,The Battle Of Chosin,0.6,2016-11-01,The Battle Of Chosin,7.3,6 +20087,[99],413165,en,Jewel's Catch One,0.6,2018-05-02,Jewel's Catch One,7.3,3 +20088,[99],399637,en,The Freedom to Marry,0.6,2016-04-28,The Freedom to Marry,7.3,3 +20089,"[18, 10751]",369789,en,The Sparrows Nesting,0.6,2016-02-12,The Sparrows Nesting,7.3,4 +20090,"[99, 27, 18]",481702,en,A Haunting on Dice Road: The Hell House,0.6,2016-10-28,A Haunting on Dice Road: The Hell House,7.3,4 +20091,"[35, 80, 18, 53]",402270,en,Stressed to Kill,0.6,2016-05-27,Stressed to Kill,7.3,4 +20092,[99],390784,en,Maurizio Cattelan: Be Right Back,0.6,2016-04-24,Maurizio Cattelan: Be Right Back,7.3,4 +20093,"[16, 18]",379377,en,Pombo Loves You,0.6,2016-01-23,Pombo Loves You,7.3,2 +20094,[99],343887,en,The Last Laugh,0.6,2016-04-18,The Last Laugh,7.2,6 +20095,[99],588843,en,Ishi's Return,0.6,2016-10-26,Ishi's Return,7.0,1 +20096,"[9648, 80]",573041,en,Goodnight Moon,0.6,2016-10-05,Goodnight Moon,7.0,1 +20097,[99],543752,en,Forgotten,0.6,2016-04-01,Forgotten,7.0,1 +20098,[99],542142,it,Il mago Mancini,0.6,2016-09-14,"Mancini, the Motorcycle Wizard",7.0,1 +20099,[99],541310,en,Jose Canseco: The Truth Hurts,0.6,2016-10-28,Jose Canseco: The Truth Hurts,7.0,2 +20100,[99],535379,en,Reflections: Iceland,0.6,2016-07-04,Reflections: Iceland,7.0,1 +20101,[99],533669,en,Secret Tunnel Warfare,0.6,2016-01-06,Secret Tunnel Warfare,7.0,1 +20102,[99],533666,en,School of the Future,0.6,2016-09-14,School of the Future,7.0,1 +20103,[99],533508,en,Mystery Beneath the Ice,0.6,2016-01-20,Mystery Beneath the Ice,7.0,1 +20104,[99],533507,en,Himalayan Megaquake,0.6,2016-01-27,Himalayan Megaquake,7.0,1 +20105,[35],522395,en,C'est La Vie,0.6,2016-01-01,C'est La Vie,7.0,1 +20106,[10402],521702,en,Rihanna - Anti World Tour,0.6,2016-02-26,Rihanna - Anti World Tour,7.0,2 +20107,[878],521317,en,Hope,0.6,2016-03-07,Hope,7.0,1 +20108,[27],518428,en,Delirium: What's Your Worst Fear?,0.6,2016-12-23,Delirium: What's Your Worst Fear?,7.0,1 +20109,"[16, 10749, 99]",517637,en,Open Recess,0.6,2016-12-07,Open Recess,7.0,1 +20110,"[16, 10749, 35]",516102,en,Rock and Riot! Love Follies,0.6,2016-12-12,Rock and Riot! Love Follies,7.0,1 +20111,[18],513346,en,The Last Leatherman of the Vale of Cashmere,0.6,2016-09-07,The Last Leatherman of the Vale of Cashmere,7.0,1 +20112,[],505113,en,Johanna,0.6,2016-08-21,Johanna,7.0,1 +20113,[18],490971,en,Cosmic Bowling,0.6,2016-10-13,Cosmic Bowling,7.0,1 +20114,[878],490125,en,Prenatal,0.6,2016-06-01,Prenatal,7.0,1 +20115,"[28, 35]",488219,en,The Official Trailer,0.6,2016-05-27,The Official Trailer,7.0,1 +20116,[27],482970,en,The Dark at the End of the Tunnel,0.6,2016-10-25,The Dark at the End of the Tunnel,7.0,1 +20117,"[16, 10770]",482886,en,Dive Olly Dive and the Octopus Rescue,0.6,2016-01-01,Dive Olly Dive and the Octopus Rescue,7.0,1 +20118,[16],480535,xx,Fox and the Whale,0.6,2016-09-03,Fox and the Whale,7.0,5 +20119,"[10749, 18]",475409,en,Ultra Bleu,0.6,2016-04-23,Ultra Bleu,7.0,2 +20120,[35],473776,en,"Fell, Jumped or Pushed",0.6,2016-10-20,"Fell, Jumped or Pushed",7.0,1 +20121,[10749],472928,en,Love & Hostages,0.6,2016-02-20,Love & Hostages,7.0,2 +20122,"[35, 27]",472726,en,Sugar Skull Girls,0.6,2016-10-01,Sugar Skull Girls,7.0,2 +20123,"[16, 10749]",467901,en,Aline,0.6,2016-06-09,Aline,7.0,1 +20124,"[28, 16]",466170,en,Sonata at Blossom Bridge,0.6,2016-12-16,Sonata at Blossom Bridge,7.0,1 +20125,"[18, 35, 10749, 878]",466168,en,Stuck In Time,0.6,2016-04-01,Stuck In Time,7.0,1 +20126,"[80, 35, 18]",466086,en,Feels Good,0.6,2016-12-29,Feels Good,7.0,1 +20127,[],461673,en,Outlaw,0.6,2016-06-12,Outlaw,7.0,1 +20128,[99],461518,en,Waiting for Immortality,0.6,2016-08-01,Waiting for Immortality,7.0,1 +20129,[],456018,en,New Chefs on the Block,0.6,2016-03-05,New Chefs on the Block,7.0,1 +20130,"[16, 10751, 14, 10402]",451092,en,The Cat In The Hat Knows A Lot About Halloween!,0.6,2016-10-28,The Cat In The Hat Knows A Lot About Halloween!,7.0,1 +20131,"[35, 10402]",447534,en,The Kinsey Sicks: Electile Dysfunction,0.6,2016-06-16,The Kinsey Sicks: Electile Dysfunction,7.0,1 +20132,[35],446549,en,Jimbo,0.6,2016-11-05,Jimbo,7.0,1 +20133,[],442871,en,Pronouns,0.6,2016-04-16,Pronouns,7.0,1 +20134,[99],432344,en,Risky Drinking,0.6,2016-12-19,Risky Drinking,7.0,3 +20135,[35],429792,en,Tony Roberts: Motorcity Motormouth,0.6,2016-12-02,Tony Roberts: Motorcity Motormouth,7.0,1 +20136,"[10770, 99]",426135,en,Every Brilliant Thing,0.6,2016-11-11,Every Brilliant Thing,7.0,3 +20137,"[53, 27]",425253,en,Pigskin,0.6,2016-10-20,Pigskin,7.0,1 +20138,"[99, 10402]",425010,en,Gravity is just a habit,0.6,2016-11-07,Gravity is just a habit,7.0,1 +20139,"[18, 35]",424637,en,Nothing Good Ever Happens,0.6,2016-12-09,Nothing Good Ever Happens,7.0,1 +20140,[18],422363,en,Courier X,0.6,2016-10-22,Courier X,7.0,1 +20141,[35],421882,en,5 Doctors,0.6,2016-10-15,5 Doctors,7.0,1 +20142,"[878, 16]",421717,en,The Past Inside The Present,0.6,2016-01-01,The Past Inside The Present,7.0,1 +20143,"[53, 27]",420796,en,REBU,0.6,2016-04-21,REBU,7.0,1 +20144,[99],419354,en,Catholics vs. Convicts,0.6,2016-12-10,Catholics vs. Convicts,7.0,2 +20145,[],419146,en,Chasing Bubbles,0.6,2016-09-22,Chasing Bubbles,7.0,1 +20146,[27],418988,en,LOCAL58 - You Are On The Fastest Available Route,0.6,2016-06-19,LOCAL58 - You Are On The Fastest Available Route,7.0,1 +20147,"[28, 12]",417331,en,Beyond,0.6,2016-09-29,Beyond,7.0,1 +20148,[99],415103,en,The Prequels Strike Back: A Fan's Journey,0.6,2016-09-14,The Prequels Strike Back: A Fan's Journey,7.0,2 +20149,[99],413812,en,The Sad and Beautiful World of Sparklehorse,0.6,2016-04-02,The Sad and Beautiful World of Sparklehorse,7.0,1 +20150,[99],413691,en,9/11 Inside the Pentagon,0.6,2016-09-06,9/11 Inside the Pentagon,7.0,1 +20151,[16],410717,en,Joe Pera Talks You to Sleep,0.6,2016-03-22,Joe Pera Talks You to Sleep,7.0,1 +20152,[],410250,en,Rev. S.S. Jones Home Movies,0.6,2016-07-26,Rev. S.S. Jones Home Movies,7.0,1 +20153,"[35, 10749]",409196,en,Reconstructing Harry,0.6,2016-07-31,Reconstructing Harry,7.0,1 +20154,[],408153,en,Hollywood Beauty Salon,0.6,2016-07-29,Hollywood Beauty Salon,7.0,1 +20155,[99],407955,en,The Black Jacket,0.6,2016-06-21,The Black Jacket,7.0,1 +20156,[],405164,en,The Red Hot Interview,0.6,2016-07-06,The Red Hot Interview,7.0,1 +20157,[99],404945,en,Theo Who Lived,0.6,2016-10-07,Theo Who Lived,7.0,2 +20158,[99],404762,en,Serena,0.6,2016-06-22,Serena,7.0,3 +20159,"[18, 53, 80]",404725,ru,Он был его другом,0.6,2016-02-14,He Was a Friend of Him,7.0,1 +20160,[10402],404112,en,Straight Outta OZ,0.6,2016-06-23,Straight Outta OZ,7.0,5 +20161,[],401867,en,The Arrival,0.6,2016-05-10,The Arrival,7.0,4 +20162,[],398256,en,Death by Design,0.6,2016-05-21,Death by Design,7.0,2 +20163,[99],397905,en,RetroAhoy: Quake,0.6,2016-05-13,RetroAhoy: Quake,7.0,1 +20164,[18],397828,en,Namour,0.6,2016-06-05,Namour,7.0,2 +20165,"[10752, 99, 18, 36]",396744,en,Underfire: The Untold Story of Pfc. Tony Vaccaro,0.6,2016-10-13,Underfire: The Untold Story of Pfc. Tony Vaccaro,7.0,1 +20166,[16],395852,en,Baby X,0.6,2016-04-19,Baby X,7.0,1 +20167,[99],394061,en,"The Drew: No Excuse, Just Produce",0.6,2016-04-29,"The Drew: No Excuse, Just Produce",7.0,2 +20168,[18],393488,de,Zu Ihrer eigenen Sicherheit,0.6,2016-04-16,For Your Own Safety,7.0,1 +20169,[35],392386,en,Nikki Glaser: Perfect,0.6,2016-04-09,Nikki Glaser: Perfect,7.0,3 +20170,"[35, 99, 10751]",392003,en,"Look at Us Now, Mother!",0.6,2016-04-11,"Look at Us Now, Mother!",7.0,2 +20171,[99],391581,en,Off the Rails,0.6,2016-04-07,Off the Rails,7.0,4 +20172,"[53, 27]",391262,en,Curve,0.6,2016-04-16,Curve,7.0,2 +20173,[99],390745,en,Night School,0.6,2016-04-15,Night School,7.0,2 +20174,[99],390324,en,Untouchable,0.6,2016-04-15,Untouchable,7.0,1 +20175,[99],390311,en,The Return,0.6,2016-04-17,The Return,7.0,2 +20176,[99],390293,da,Bugs,0.6,2016-04-16,Bugs,7.0,2 +20177,[],388430,en,Clover,0.6,2016-03-14,Clover,7.0,1 +20178,[],388251,en,Where You Are,0.6,2016-03-17,Where You Are,7.0,1 +20179,[],387941,es,Todo lo demás,0.6,2016-10-21,Everything Else,7.0,2 +20180,[99],385115,en,OJ Simpson Trial: The Real Story,0.6,2016-02-27,OJ Simpson Trial: The Real Story,7.0,1 +20181,[18],384873,en,Balcony,0.6,2016-04-14,Balcony,7.0,2 +20182,[99],382213,en,A Trip to Unicorn Island,0.6,2016-02-10,A Trip to Unicorn Island,7.0,1 +20183,"[99, 10402]",381083,en,Gary Numan: Android In La La Land,0.6,2016-03-14,Gary Numan: Android In La La Land,7.0,3 +20184,"[16, 10749, 35]",379395,en,Shiny,0.6,2016-01-24,Shiny,7.0,1 +20185,[],379314,en,Fuckkkyouuu,0.6,2016-01-22,Fuckkkyouuu,7.0,2 +20186,[99],376390,en,המתנחלים,0.6,2016-01-22,The Settlers,7.0,1 +20187,"[99, 36]",373945,en,The Illinois Parables,0.6,2016-01-22,The Illinois Parables,7.0,1 +20188,[18],373353,es,La ciénaga,0.6,2016-01-22,Between Sea and Land,7.0,2 +20189,"[16, 99]",355481,ab,Bacon & God's Wrath,0.6,2015-10-10,Bacon & God's Wrath,7.0,1 +20190,"[28, 878, 27]",347199,en,Help,0.6,2014-07-29,Help,7.0,3 +20191,"[99, 10402]",392001,en,A Fat Wreck,0.6,2016-04-15,A Fat Wreck,6.9,5 +20192,[99],428313,de,Das Schicksal der Kinder von Aleppo,0.6,2016-04-12,Watani: My Homeland,6.9,7 +20193,[35],425841,en,Kathleen Madigan: Bothering Jesus,0.6,2016-11-10,Kathleen Madigan: Bothering Jesus,6.8,6 +20194,"[35, 10749, 10770]",382207,en,Late Bloomer,0.6,2016-08-06,Late Bloomer,6.8,6 +20195,"[36, 99]",367197,en,Boom Bust Boom,0.6,2016-03-11,Boom Bust Boom,6.8,6 +20196,[27],393498,en,The Maiden,0.6,2016-04-18,The Maiden,6.8,5 +20197,[],383956,en,CZW Seventeen,0.6,2016-02-13,CZW Seventeen,6.8,2 +20198,"[16, 99]",383353,en,I Am Sun Mu,0.6,2015-11-15,I Am Sun Mu,6.8,4 +20199,[99],381045,en,Chicken People,0.6,2016-03-13,Chicken People,6.7,7 +20200,[99],458482,en,Mysteries of Ancient China,0.6,2016-05-21,Mysteries of Ancient China,6.7,3 +20201,[99],432205,en,Boggy Creek Monster,0.6,2016-11-08,Boggy Creek Monster,6.7,3 +20202,[99],425071,en,Decanted,0.6,2016-11-11,Decanted,6.7,3 +20203,[18],402705,xx,Golden,0.6,2016-04-23,Golden,6.7,3 +20204,[16],379384,en,The Itching,0.6,2016-01-24,The Itching,6.7,3 +20205,"[18, 27]",371804,en,The Unkindness of Ravens,0.6,2016-01-09,The Unkindness of Ravens,6.6,5 +20206,"[27, 53]",444910,en,Monophobia,0.6,2016-07-21,Monophobia,6.5,1 +20207,[],439312,en,Animals,0.6,2016-10-19,Animals,6.5,2 +20208,"[16, 18]",438554,en,Schirkoa,0.6,2016-09-08,Schirkoa,6.5,2 +20209,[18],417741,es,El Amparo,0.6,2017-01-06,El Amparo,6.5,2 +20210,"[10749, 35]",416238,ur,جانان,0.6,2016-09-09,Janaan,6.5,4 +20211,[99],409417,en,Missing Mom,0.6,2016-11-04,Missing Mom,6.5,2 +20212,[],408004,en,The Colossus of Destiny: A Melvins Tale,0.6,2016-07-18,The Colossus of Destiny: A Melvins Tale,6.5,2 +20213,"[16, 878]",406114,en,Adam: Episode 1,0.6,2016-06-20,Adam: Episode 1,6.5,2 +20214,"[99, 36]",403002,en,"Olympic Pride, American Prejudice",0.6,2016-08-05,"Olympic Pride, American Prejudice",6.5,2 +20215,[35],399811,en,Ben Gleib: Neurotic Gangster,0.6,2016-06-03,Ben Gleib: Neurotic Gangster,6.5,2 +20216,[99],391157,en,Fursonas,0.6,2016-01-25,Fursonas,6.5,2 +20217,[],384242,en,Medal of Victory,0.6,2016-04-14,Medal of Victory,6.5,2 +20218,[18],381033,en,From Nowhere,0.6,2017-02-17,From Nowhere,6.5,2 +20219,[],345932,en,So B. It,0.6,2016-06-07,So B. It,6.5,2 +20220,[35],392885,en,Daniel Tosh: People Pleaser,0.6,2016-04-17,Daniel Tosh: People Pleaser,6.4,7 +20221,"[878, 16]",393808,ja,スターフォックス ゼロ ザ・バトル・ビギンズ,0.6,2016-04-20,Star Fox Zero: The Battle Begins,6.4,5 +20222,[99],533488,en,15 Years of Terror,0.6,2016-09-07,15 Years of Terror,6.3,3 +20223,[35],440924,en,Bill Engvall: Just Sell Him for Parts,0.6,2016-11-15,Bill Engvall: Just Sell Him for Parts,6.3,3 +20224,[27],428898,en,Turn Around,0.6,2016-12-30,Turn Around,6.3,4 +20225,"[18, 27]",409296,lo,ນ້ອງຮັກ,0.6,2016-09-22,Dearest Sister,6.3,6 +20226,[18],390325,en,Icaros: A Vision,0.6,2017-05-19,Icaros: A Vision,6.3,4 +20227,"[35, 18]",361744,es,Mi Amiga del Parque,0.6,2016-01-23,My Friend from the Park,6.3,6 +20228,[99],396093,en,Naledi: A Baby Elephant's Tale,0.6,2016-06-05,Naledi: A Baby Elephant's Tale,6.3,5 +20229,"[28, 27]",362229,en,She Kills,0.6,2016-05-01,She Kills,6.3,7 +20230,[35],428634,en,The Weekend,0.6,2016-12-12,The Weekend,6.2,13 +20231,"[12, 99, 28]",428252,en,Distance Between Dreams,0.6,2016-12-02,Distance Between Dreams,6.2,5 +20232,[99],222937,en,Vlogumentary,0.6,2016-04-20,Vlogumentary,6.2,5 +20233,"[18, 27]",347070,en,The Stylist,0.6,2016-06-11,The Stylist,6.2,6 +20234,[],426576,en,Shared Rooms,0.6,2016-05-14,Shared Rooms,6.1,7 +20235,[99],586453,en,After Fire,0.6,2016-11-10,After Fire,6.0,1 +20236,"[35, 27]",585990,en,It Gets Worse,0.6,2016-07-19,It Gets Worse,6.0,2 +20237,[],566915,en,Muhammad Ali: A Life,0.6,2016-09-30,Muhammad Ali: A Life,6.0,1 +20238,[],555656,en,The Big Swim,0.6,2016-08-13,The Big Swim,6.0,1 +20239,[18],554119,en,Dreamcatcher,0.6,2016-03-18,Dreamcatcher,6.0,1 +20240,[99],548783,en,Painted Nails,0.6,2016-10-28,Painted Nails,6.0,1 +20241,"[18, 28]",523640,en,Fade Away,0.6,2016-01-01,Fade Away,6.0,1 +20242,[10402],521430,es,Vanessa Del Fierro: Mi Novio Pancho Villa,0.6,2016-01-07,Vanessa Del Fierro: Mi Novio Pancho Villa,6.0,1 +20243,"[10402, 35]",521326,en,Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Feud,0.6,2016-07-18,Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Feud,6.0,1 +20244,[35],521057,en,Camp Unplug,0.6,2016-09-26,Camp Unplug,6.0,1 +20245,[],510976,en,Bight of the Twin,0.6,2016-03-11,Bight of the Twin,6.0,1 +20246,[],510687,en,Ultimate Freedive: The Great Barrier Reef 4K,0.6,2016-01-01,Ultimate Freedive: The Great Barrier Reef 4K,6.0,2 +20247,[27],510441,en,Pretty Fine Things,0.6,2016-02-04,Pretty Fine Things,6.0,1 +20248,"[10749, 18]",504142,en,Staccato,0.6,2016-03-13,Staccato,6.0,1 +20249,[99],502179,en,The Secret Life of Buildings,0.6,2016-10-20,The Secret Life of Buildings,6.0,1 +20250,[],497232,en,Flesh of My Flesh,0.6,2016-08-30,Flesh of My Flesh,6.0,1 +20251,[10751],495494,en,Penguin Flu,0.6,2016-07-20,Penguin Flu,6.0,1 +20252,"[35, 27]",493042,en,Humbug,0.6,2016-12-19,Humbug,6.0,2 +20253,[],491599,en,Coffee House Chronicles: The Movie,0.6,2016-05-07,Coffee House Chronicles: The Movie,6.0,1 +20254,[],490910,en,Tati vs. Bresson: the Gag,0.6,2016-03-21,Tati vs. Bresson: the Gag,6.0,1 +20255,[99],489011,en,Chris Olsen - The Boy Who Cried,0.6,2016-12-30,Chris Olsen - The Boy Who Cried,6.0,1 +20256,[99],488674,en,The Reality of Truth,0.6,2016-07-19,The Reality of Truth,6.0,1 +20257,"[18, 878, 53]",486297,en,Arès,0.6,2016-08-15,Arès,6.0,1 +20258,"[18, 14, 27, 53]",479765,en,Romeo's Distress,0.6,2016-10-31,Romeo's Distress,6.0,1 +20259,[],479237,en,Porcupine,0.6,2016-10-06,Porcupine,6.0,1 +20260,[18],467458,en,My Many Sons,0.6,2016-09-06,My Many Sons,6.0,1 +20261,"[10752, 28, 18]",465100,en,Heroes Don't Come Home,0.6,2016-06-08,Heroes Don't Come Home,6.0,2 +20262,[],464851,en,Hand Fart,0.6,2016-04-24,Hand Fart,6.0,1 +20263,[],459660,en,Spread,0.6,2016-03-13,Spread,6.0,2 +20264,"[18, 35]",454531,fr,Le Piment,0.6,2016-03-03,Pepper,6.0,1 +20265,[],451760,en,Asphyxia,0.6,2016-12-22,Asphyxia,6.0,1 +20266,[99],451594,en,Sacred Cod: The Flight for a New England Tradition,0.6,2016-01-01,Sacred Cod: The Flight for a New England Tradition,6.0,1 +20267,"[99, 36]",450272,en,Finding Kukan,0.6,2016-11-05,Finding Kukan,6.0,1 +20268,"[80, 99, 36]",449157,en,The Perfect Crime: Leopold & Loeb,0.6,2016-02-09,The Perfect Crime: Leopold & Loeb,6.0,1 +20269,[18],446239,en,Sam,0.6,2016-06-01,Sam,6.0,1 +20270,[9648],442703,en,Möbius,0.6,2016-12-05,Möbius,6.0,4 +20271,[35],435630,es,Ricardo O'Farrill: Abrazo Navideño,0.6,2016-01-01,Ricardo O'Farrill: Abrazo Navideño,6.0,2 +20272,"[53, 27]",432487,en,Emma,0.6,2016-06-07,Emma,6.0,1 +20273,"[878, 35]",430335,en,Illegal Aliens,0.6,2016-10-27,Illegal Aliens,6.0,1 +20274,[27],426502,en,Bloody Blacksmith,0.6,2016-11-01,Bloody Blacksmith,6.0,1 +20275,[27],424305,en,Blood Bonding,0.6,2016-10-31,Blood Bonding,6.0,1 +20276,[99],423588,en,Dirty Old Wedge,0.6,2016-04-22,Dirty Old Wedge,6.0,1 +20277,"[35, 27, 53]",423342,en,Feeding Time,0.6,2016-10-21,Feeding Time,6.0,3 +20278,[],421737,en,Zedd: True Colors,0.6,2016-06-02,Zedd: True Colors,6.0,1 +20279,[],421275,en,Ruin and Rose,0.6,2016-10-01,Ruin and Rose,6.0,1 +20280,[35],420783,en,Do Over,0.6,2016-10-11,Do Over,6.0,2 +20281,"[99, 10751]",419402,en,Frogs: The Thin Green Line,0.6,2016-08-09,Frogs: The Thin Green Line,6.0,1 +20282,"[10749, 28, 10751]",419245,te,Hyper,0.6,2016-09-30,Hyper,6.0,1 +20283,[99],418697,en,Thank You for Your Service,0.6,2016-09-16,Thank You for Your Service,6.0,1 +20284,[],417482,en,Night Night,0.6,2016-07-01,Night Night,6.0,1 +20285,[],413353,en,The Cleansing Hour,0.6,2016-04-05,The Cleansing Hour,6.0,1 +20286,[99],412309,en,How to Win the US Presidency,0.6,2016-08-01,How to Win the US Presidency,6.0,2 +20287,[35],411515,en,Henry Phillips: Neither Here Nor There,0.6,2016-08-11,Henry Phillips: Neither Here Nor There,6.0,1 +20288,"[878, 28, 12]",411509,en,TK-436: A Stormtrooper Story,0.6,2016-08-01,TK-436: A Stormtrooper Story,6.0,1 +20289,"[18, 35]",410775,en,Beauty Mark,0.6,2016-07-30,Beauty Mark,6.0,1 +20290,[],410435,en,Frames of Fear,0.6,2016-07-22,Frames of Fear,6.0,1 +20291,[99],409224,en,Rednecks + Culchies,0.6,2016-04-01,Rednecks + Culchies,6.0,1 +20292,[],406439,en,I Am JFK Jr.,0.6,2016-08-01,I Am JFK Jr.,6.0,2 +20293,[35],406200,en,SXSW Comedy with Natasha Leggero,0.6,2016-07-15,SXSW Comedy with Natasha Leggero,6.0,1 +20294,[],405179,en,Eveless,0.6,2016-12-02,Eveless,6.0,1 +20295,[],404729,en,Jamie Lynn Spears: When the Lights Go Out,0.6,2016-06-27,Jamie Lynn Spears: When the Lights Go Out,6.0,2 +20296,[35],404110,en,Savannah Sunrise,0.6,2016-07-15,Savannah Sunrise,6.0,2 +20297,[99],403659,en,Stay Woke The Black Lives Matter Movement,0.6,2016-05-26,Stay Woke The Black Lives Matter Movement,6.0,1 +20298,"[10749, 18, 10402]",403593,en,Bazodee,0.6,2016-08-05,Bazodee,6.0,4 +20299,[99],403011,en,Being George Clooney,0.6,2016-02-06,Being George Clooney,6.0,8 +20300,"[18, 14, 27]",399596,en,Lost Creek,0.6,2016-05-31,Lost Creek,6.0,2 +20301,"[53, 27, 14]",398765,en,Monsterland,0.6,2016-06-07,Monsterland,6.0,5 +20302,[],398751,en,Chasing Dad: A Lifelong Addiction,0.6,2016-01-01,Chasing Dad: A Lifelong Addiction,6.0,1 +20303,"[9648, 53, 14, 27]",398536,ru,Thе Cursе оf Slееping Bеаutу,0.6,2016-04-08,Thе Cursе оf Slееping Bеаutу,6.0,1 +20304,[99],397885,en,Actors of Sound,0.6,2016-06-04,Actors of Sound,6.0,1 +20305,[53],394697,en,Blood Stripe,0.6,2016-06-02,Blood Stripe,6.0,2 +20306,[878],392036,en,Than All Else Ever,0.6,2016-01-31,Than All Else Ever,6.0,2 +20307,"[12, 878, 28, 35]",391938,en,This Giant Papier-Mâché Boulder Is Actually Really Heavy,0.6,2016-02-12,This Giant Papier-Mâché Boulder Is Actually Really Heavy,6.0,1 +20308,[99],391301,en,Phi Slama Jama,0.6,2016-10-04,Phi Slama Jama,6.0,2 +20309,[99],390603,en,14 Minutes from Earth,0.6,2016-04-20,14 Minutes from Earth,6.0,2 +20310,[99],390343,en,Burden,0.6,2016-04-16,Burden,6.0,3 +20311,[18],387558,en,My Feral Heart,0.6,2016-03-05,My Feral Heart,6.0,1 +20312,[99],386133,en,Robert Klein Still Can't Stop His Leg,0.6,2016-03-17,Robert Klein Still Can't Stop His Leg,6.0,1 +20313,"[99, 10402]",385960,en,Loretta Lynn: Still a Mountain Girl,0.6,2016-03-04,Loretta Lynn: Still a Mountain Girl,6.0,2 +20314,[],385829,en,But i'd really have to kill you,0.6,2016-03-03,But i'd really have to kill you,6.0,1 +20315,[],385642,en,The Banksy Job,0.6,2016-04-17,The Banksy Job,6.0,3 +20316,[18],382118,ko,파리의 한국남자,0.6,2016-01-09,A Korean in Paris,6.0,2 +20317,"[10402, 99]",381082,en,BANG! The Bert Berns Story,0.6,2016-03-11,BANG! The Bert Berns Story,6.0,2 +20318,"[9648, 14]",381067,ko,중독노래방,0.6,2016-03-12,Karaoke Crazies,6.0,1 +20319,"[99, 10402]",381022,en,Goodnight Brooklyn - The Story of Death By Audio,0.6,2016-12-01,Goodnight Brooklyn - The Story of Death By Audio,6.0,1 +20320,[],381003,en,Before the Sun Explodes,0.6,2016-03-14,Before the Sun Explodes,6.0,1 +20321,[99],380540,en,Another Kind of Girl,0.6,2016-01-22,Another Kind of Girl,6.0,2 +20322,"[35, 18]",380274,en,Her Friend Adam,0.6,2016-01-22,Her Friend Adam,6.0,2 +20323,"[16, 18]",379389,en,Deer Flower,0.6,2016-01-24,Deer Flower,6.0,2 +20324,[],377609,en,Driftwood,0.6,2016-01-24,Driftwood,6.0,1 +20325,[18],376587,en,The Arbalest,0.6,2016-03-14,The Arbalest,6.0,3 +20326,[35],373447,en,The 4th,0.6,2016-01-23,The 4th,6.0,1 +20327,"[16, 35, 10402]",363536,en,Hurray for Betty Boop,0.6,1980-11-21,Hurray for Betty Boop,6.0,2 +20328,"[35, 12, 18]",352280,en,Moments of Clarity,0.6,2016-09-16,Moments of Clarity,6.0,2 +20329,"[35, 18]",351777,en,A Reasonable Request,0.6,2015-06-15,A Reasonable Request,6.0,2 +20330,"[53, 28, 18]",346243,en,Blue Jay,0.6,2016-12-02,Blue Jay,6.0,2 +20331,"[18, 80]",289106,en,Durant's Never Closes,0.6,2016-01-22,Durant's Never Closes,6.0,3 +20332,"[27, 878, 28, 53, 80]",113323,en,Frankenstein Created Bikers,0.6,2016-04-02,Frankenstein Created Bikers,6.0,1 +20333,[28],346578,en,Wonder Woman: Molded from Clay,0.6,2016-01-28,Wonder Woman: Molded from Clay,5.9,6 +20334,[16],480985,en,Dust Buddies,0.6,2016-05-11,Dust Buddies,5.9,5 +20335,"[80, 99]",460709,en,Kardashian: The Man Who Saved OJ Simpson,0.6,2016-06-06,Kardashian: The Man Who Saved OJ Simpson,5.8,6 +20336,"[878, 16, 27]",371914,en,When Black Birds Fly,0.6,2016-01-15,When Black Birds Fly,5.8,6 +20337,"[99, 36, 10770]",469215,en,The Day Hitler Died,0.6,2016-01-21,The Day Hitler Died,5.8,5 +20338,"[10749, 10770]",419148,en,Mr. Write,0.6,2016-10-01,Mr. Write,5.8,4 +20339,"[35, 28, 16]",417321,en,The Master: A Lego Ninjago Short,0.6,2016-09-23,The Master: A Lego Ninjago Short,5.8,6 +20340,"[10770, 53, 18]",410319,en,Sorority Nightmare,0.6,2016-08-06,Sorority Nightmare,5.8,4 +20341,[18],390209,en,TRI,0.6,2016-05-05,TRI,5.8,4 +20342,"[10749, 18, 10751]",323803,en,Where the Road Runs Out,0.6,2014-09-26,Where the Road Runs Out,5.8,4 +20343,[99],426568,en,Unchained: The Untold Story of Freestyle Motocross,0.6,2016-08-01,Unchained: The Untold Story of Freestyle Motocross,5.7,3 +20344,[27],405387,en,She Was So Pretty,0.6,2016-06-24,She Was So Pretty,5.7,3 +20345,[35],394062,en,W. Kamau Bell: Semi-Prominent Negro,0.6,2016-04-29,W. Kamau Bell: Semi-Prominent Negro,5.7,3 +20346,"[10749, 35, 18, 10751]",391196,en,Dating Daisy,0.6,2016-04-09,Dating Daisy,5.7,3 +20347,[99],390393,en,Check It,0.6,2016-04-16,Check It,5.7,3 +20348,[10402],593884,en,Britney Spears - iHeartRadio Music Festival,0.6,2016-09-24,Britney Spears - iHeartRadio Music Festival,5.5,2 +20349,[18],581072,en,When Waters Rise,0.6,2016-08-20,When Waters Rise,5.5,2 +20350,"[99, 36]",570378,en,History of Japan,0.6,2016-02-02,History of Japan,5.5,2 +20351,"[28, 80, 10749]",510698,en,Maverick: Manhunt Brazil,0.6,2016-03-10,Maverick: Manhunt Brazil,5.5,2 +20352,[99],491238,en,"It's Always About the Story: Conversations with Alan Ladd, Jr.",0.6,2016-04-22,"It's Always About the Story: Conversations with Alan Ladd, Jr.",5.5,2 +20353,[],479910,en,Blow a Kiss,0.6,2016-01-01,Blow a Kiss,5.5,2 +20354,[35],459664,en,Business Meeting,0.6,2016-01-06,Business Meeting,5.5,2 +20355,[],426325,en,Santa's Boot Camp,0.6,2016-11-15,Santa's Boot Camp,5.5,2 +20356,"[9648, 27]",419026,en,I Want You Inside Me,0.6,2016-05-01,I Want You Inside Me,5.5,4 +20357,"[28, 27]",417656,en,Asian Ghost Story,0.6,2016-10-31,Asian Ghost Story,5.5,2 +20358,[],410721,en,Creative Theft 2,0.6,2016-08-11,Creative Theft 2,5.5,2 +20359,"[18, 28, 80]",410524,en,Sole Proprietor,0.6,2016-08-12,Sole Proprietor,5.5,2 +20360,[878],408011,en,Saurora,0.6,2016-07-04,Saurora,5.5,2 +20361,"[10749, 18]",395813,en,Starcrossed,0.6,2014-09-28,Starcrossed,5.5,1 +20362,"[10749, 18]",387778,cn,Always,0.6,2015-08-31,Always,5.5,2 +20363,[99],385851,en,El Chapo & Sean Penn: Bungle in the Jungle,0.6,2016-03-10,El Chapo & Sean Penn: Bungle in the Jungle,5.5,2 +20364,"[10749, 35]",359058,en,Making Out,0.6,2016-06-15,Making Out,5.5,2 +20365,[27],467377,en,Crazy Lake,0.6,2016-05-01,Crazy Lake,5.4,5 +20366,"[16, 14]",529334,en,Spellbound,0.6,2016-08-03,Spellbound,5.3,3 +20367,"[35, 10770]",428260,en,A Christmas in Vermont,0.6,2016-11-27,A Christmas in Vermont,5.3,9 +20368,"[16, 10402]",404074,en,Curses,0.6,2016-06-28,Curses,5.3,3 +20369,"[10402, 18, 10751]",387026,en,Saturday's Warrior,0.6,2016-03-31,Saturday's Warrior,5.3,3 +20370,"[35, 18, 53]",373443,en,Jacqueline Argentine,0.6,2016-01-26,Jacqueline Argentine,5.3,3 +20371,"[28, 35, 12, 53, 27]",351067,en,Bachelor Games,0.6,2016-07-08,Bachelor Games,5.3,6 +20372,"[18, 35]",345906,es,Maquinaria Panamericana,0.6,2016-03-06,Panamerican Machinery,5.3,3 +20373,[],416793,en,Video,0.6,2016-01-21,Video,5.3,2 +20374,[35],415542,en,Jeff Ross Roasts Cops,0.6,2016-09-10,Jeff Ross Roasts Cops,5.3,4 +20375,"[53, 27]",406995,en,The Legend of Alice Flagg,0.6,2016-07-16,The Legend of Alice Flagg,5.3,8 +20376,[12],402992,en,Deadman Apocalypse,0.6,2016-06-20,Deadman Apocalypse,5.3,4 +20377,"[35, 18]",383462,en,Darby Forever,0.6,2016-02-18,Darby Forever,5.3,4 +20378,[18],403059,en,According to Her,0.6,2016-03-05,According to Her,5.2,4 +20379,"[10749, 28]",380733,en,Fight to the Finish,0.6,2016-02-02,Fight to the Finish,5.2,3 +20380,"[10402, 99]",390322,en,Bad Rap,0.6,2016-04-16,Bad Rap,5.1,4 +20381,[99],588844,en,Navajo Math Circles,0.6,2016-09-12,Navajo Math Circles,5.0,1 +20382,[878],520205,en,This Is Andromeda,0.6,2016-01-01,This Is Andromeda,5.0,1 +20383,"[878, 53]",513662,en,Altered Hours,0.6,2016-11-12,Altered Hours,5.0,5 +20384,[],496293,en,Rubber Guillotine,0.6,2016-06-20,Rubber Guillotine,5.0,1 +20385,"[14, 35, 16]",496183,en,Desert Mirage,0.6,2016-12-25,Desert Mirage,5.0,1 +20386,[27],496151,en,The Cleaning Lady,0.6,2016-10-21,The Cleaning Lady,5.0,1 +20387,"[12, 18, 878]",486954,en,Icarus,0.6,2016-04-22,Icarus,5.0,1 +20388,[],484937,en,The Demolition of Truth-Psychologists Examine 9/11,0.6,2016-09-01,The Demolition of Truth-Psychologists Examine 9/11,5.0,1 +20389,[18],483830,en,Johnny,0.6,2016-01-25,Johnny,5.0,1 +20390,[99],471644,en,The Enemies Within,0.6,2016-09-12,The Enemies Within,5.0,2 +20391,[35],462623,fr,Fanny Pack,0.6,2016-09-01,Fanny Pack,5.0,1 +20392,[],456292,en,The Blimp Trap,0.6,2016-04-10,The Blimp Trap,5.0,1 +20393,[99],446002,en,To the Moon and Back,0.6,2016-02-24,To the Moon and Back,5.0,1 +20394,[18],443547,en,Erasing Eden,0.6,2016-10-15,Erasing Eden,5.0,2 +20395,"[53, 80]",430099,en,Criticsized,0.6,2016-12-13,Criticsized,5.0,4 +20396,[],429225,en,Shade,0.6,2016-11-15,Shade,5.0,1 +20397,"[18, 10749]",429100,en,Andy's Rainbow,0.6,2016-11-12,Andy's Rainbow,5.0,1 +20398,[18],427411,en,Bon Voyage,0.6,2016-06-01,Bon Voyage,5.0,1 +20399,[35],427166,en,A Legacy of Whining,0.6,2016-11-22,A Legacy of Whining,5.0,1 +20400,[],426789,en,A Doggone Christmas,0.6,2016-11-19,A Doggone Christmas,5.0,2 +20401,[878],426354,en,Lost Boy,0.6,2016-11-16,Lost Boy,5.0,1 +20402,"[27, 878]",425094,en,Echo Torch,0.6,2016-10-21,Echo Torch,5.0,1 +20403,"[18, 35]",424388,en,"No Pay, Nudity",0.6,2016-11-04,"No Pay, Nudity",5.0,1 +20404,[35],423416,en,Club Policy,0.6,2016-04-11,Club Policy,5.0,1 +20405,"[28, 80]",423157,en,Attack on Nyege Nyege Island,0.6,2016-08-09,Attack on Nyege Nyege Island,5.0,1 +20406,[],421858,en,Doorcuts,0.6,2016-05-04,Doorcuts,5.0,1 +20407,"[878, 18, 9648]",420479,en,A Promise of Time Travel,0.6,2016-01-01,A Promise of Time Travel,5.0,1 +20408,[99],419996,en,15 Septembers Later,0.6,2016-09-05,15 Septembers Later,5.0,1 +20409,"[10402, 35, 18]",419917,en,All in Time,0.6,2016-10-07,All in Time,5.0,1 +20410,"[53, 18]",419017,en,New Gods,0.6,2016-10-01,New Gods,5.0,1 +20411,[99],417417,en,Seed: The Untold Story,0.6,2016-09-23,Seed: The Untold Story,5.0,2 +20412,[18],414780,en,After the Rain,0.6,2016-01-01,After the Rain,5.0,2 +20413,[],413447,en,Penelope in the Treehouse,0.6,2016-08-04,Penelope in the Treehouse,5.0,1 +20414,"[10751, 10770]",412469,en,My Best Friend,0.6,2016-07-19,My Best Friend,5.0,1 +20415,[99],411978,en,Jackson,0.6,2016-08-27,Jackson,5.0,1 +20416,[],405232,en,CHIKARA: The Distant Future,0.6,2016-05-07,CHIKARA: The Distant Future,5.0,1 +20417,[],405229,en,CHIKARA: Whisper House,0.6,2016-05-07,CHIKARA: Whisper House,5.0,1 +20418,[99],405131,en,Out of Iraq: A Love Story,0.6,2016-06-02,Out of Iraq: A Love Story,5.0,1 +20419,"[35, 18, 10749]",403974,en,Show Business,0.6,2016-04-23,Show Business,5.0,1 +20420,[18],401539,en,Play the Devil,0.6,2016-06-04,Play the Devil,5.0,3 +20421,"[16, 878, 18]",400666,en,The Caged Pillows,0.6,2016-06-03,The Caged Pillows,5.0,2 +20422,[27],400628,en,A wish for the dead,0.6,2016-03-22,A wish for the dead,5.0,1 +20423,[99],397973,en,Demon in the Freezer,0.6,2016-05-17,Demon in the Freezer,5.0,1 +20424,[18],397827,en,No Light and No Land Anywhere,0.6,2018-03-16,No Light and No Land Anywhere,5.0,1 +20425,[878],395916,en,Trial,0.6,2016-04-27,Trial,5.0,1 +20426,[99],394560,en,El Chivo,0.6,2016-04-08,El Chivo,5.0,1 +20427,"[27, 53, 10770]",392703,en,House of Darkness,0.6,2016-04-17,House of Darkness,5.0,4 +20428,[99],392507,en,The Shining Star of Losers Everywhere,0.6,2016-05-20,The Shining Star of Losers Everywhere,5.0,1 +20429,[10749],391578,zh,纽约纽约,0.6,2016-04-15,"New York, New York",5.0,3 +20430,[18],388248,en,Woman in Deep,0.6,2016-03-17,Woman in Deep,5.0,1 +20431,"[18, 36]",387308,en,The North Star,0.6,2016-03-01,The North Star,5.0,1 +20432,"[18, 35]",386832,en,Buddy Solitaire,0.6,2016-03-04,Buddy Solitaire,5.0,2 +20433,[99],386699,en,The Pearl,0.6,2016-03-03,The Pearl,5.0,1 +20434,[18],383260,tr,Aidiyet,0.6,2016-03-30,Belonging,5.0,1 +20435,[99],381060,en,Starving the Beast: The Battle to Disrupt and Reform America’s Public Universities,0.6,2016-09-02,Starving the Beast: The Battle to Disrupt and Reform America’s Public Universities,5.0,1 +20436,[99],381053,en,Insatiable: The Homaro Cantu Story,0.6,2016-03-13,Insatiable: The Homaro Cantu Story,5.0,1 +20437,[99],381050,en,The Incomparable Rose Hartman,0.6,2016-03-12,The Incomparable Rose Hartman,5.0,1 +20438,[35],379641,en,Join the Club,0.6,2016-01-26,Join the Club,5.0,1 +20439,"[18, 53]",377250,et,Ema,0.6,2016-04-14,Mother,5.0,1 +20440,"[18, 35, 10749]",376037,en,It's Us,0.6,2016-01-05,It's Us,5.0,3 +20441,[],366364,en,I'm Not Fascinating,0.6,1996-02-14,I'm Not Fascinating,5.0,1 +20442,[99],353983,en,Mobilize,0.6,2016-01-21,Mobilize,5.0,1 +20443,[27],348179,en,The Ecstasy of Isabel Mann,0.6,2016-04-19,The Ecstasy of Isabel Mann,5.0,2 +20444,[99],338679,en,Beep: A Documentary History of Game Sound,0.6,2016-04-04,Beep: A Documentary History of Game Sound,5.0,3 +20445,[53],414530,en,Get Out Alive,0.6,2016-03-27,Get Out Alive,4.8,3 +20446,"[27, 18, 10751]",381507,en,Home,0.6,2016-03-01,Home,4.7,14 +20447,[18],516373,en,All at Once,0.6,2016-11-09,All at Once,4.7,3 +20448,[53],383522,en,The Id,0.6,2016-02-18,The Id,4.7,3 +20449,"[878, 27]",421822,es,Horror Hotel The Movie,0.6,2016-10-21,Horror Hotel The Movie,4.6,7 +20450,[35],457499,en,Kira Soltanovich: You Did This to Me,0.6,2016-05-02,Kira Soltanovich: You Did This to Me,4.5,2 +20451,[35],426638,en,Auld Lang Syne,0.6,2016-07-09,Auld Lang Syne,4.5,2 +20452,[35],412532,en,The Last Film Festival,0.6,2016-09-30,The Last Film Festival,4.5,2 +20453,"[18, 9648, 53]",395800,en,Fairlane Road,0.6,2016-05-01,Fairlane Road,4.5,2 +20454,[99],392320,en,Pickle,0.6,2016-04-10,Pickle,4.5,2 +20455,[18],388223,en,Home,0.6,2016-03-17,Home,4.5,2 +20456,"[53, 18, 9648]",307087,en,The Ghost and the Whale,0.6,2016-05-17,The Ghost and the Whale,4.5,2 +20457,"[9648, 878]",433711,en,All Superheroes Must Die 2: The Last Superhero,0.6,2016-06-19,All Superheroes Must Die 2: The Last Superhero,4.3,3 +20458,"[99, 18]",362689,en,The Student Body,0.6,2016-08-01,The Student Body,4.3,4 +20459,[18],387974,en,Happily Ever After,0.6,2016-03-15,Happily Ever After,4.3,4 +20460,[99],376263,en,How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can't Change,0.6,2016-04-02,How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can't Change,4.3,4 +20461,[35],564441,en,Adopting Trouble,0.6,2016-04-08,Adopting Trouble,4.0,2 +20462,"[35, 27]",550863,en,Crazy Fat Ethel,0.6,2016-01-20,Crazy Fat Ethel,4.0,1 +20463,[27],526856,en,Dracula: The Legend Lives,0.6,2016-10-27,Dracula: The Legend Lives,4.0,1 +20464,[],506674,en,Warwick,0.6,2016-06-02,Warwick,4.0,1 +20465,[99],470080,en,World War A: Aliens Invade Earth,0.6,2016-01-01,World War A: Aliens Invade Earth,4.0,1 +20466,[18],467578,fa,امتحان نهایی,0.6,2016-10-15,Final Exam,4.0,2 +20467,"[35, 99]",463980,en,What's Manzai?!!!,0.6,2016-07-01,What's Manzai?!!!,4.0,1 +20468,[18],453361,en,Ballet Shoes,0.6,2016-12-26,Ballet Shoes,4.0,1 +20469,"[18, 10749]",447710,en,Jamie,0.6,2016-08-01,Jamie,4.0,2 +20470,[878],441713,en,The New Politics,0.6,2016-09-03,The New Politics,4.0,2 +20471,[27],436785,en,Postpartum,0.6,2016-10-31,Postpartum,4.0,1 +20472,"[9648, 27, 35]",427967,en,Preternatural,0.6,2016-05-29,Preternatural,4.0,2 +20473,"[35, 80]",426644,en,"Silent Night, Dead Night: A New Christmas Carol",0.6,2016-11-10,"Silent Night, Dead Night: A New Christmas Carol",4.0,1 +20474,[],419662,en,8989 Redstone,0.6,2016-07-08,8989 Redstone,4.0,1 +20475,[],416689,en,42 Seconds Of Happiness,0.6,2016-09-17,42 Seconds Of Happiness,4.0,2 +20476,[99],416259,en,"A History of The War on Drugs, from Prohibition to Gold Rush",0.6,2016-09-15,"A History of The War on Drugs, from Prohibition to Gold Rush",4.0,1 +20477,[35],415730,en,Godfrey: Regular Black,0.6,2016-08-12,Godfrey: Regular Black,4.0,1 +20478,"[53, 27]",414200,en,A Haunting at Park Hotel,0.6,2016-07-28,A Haunting at Park Hotel,4.0,2 +20479,"[28, 80, 35]",408229,en,Hello Gangster,0.6,2016-05-13,Hello Gangster,4.0,1 +20480,"[35, 18]",403857,en,Search Engines,0.6,2016-03-05,Search Engines,4.0,1 +20481,"[53, 27, 9648]",398685,en,The Girl in the Cornfield,0.6,2016-05-13,The Girl in the Cornfield,4.0,2 +20482,[],396695,en,Hala,0.6,2016-04-12,Hala,4.0,1 +20483,"[53, 35, 27, 18, 9648]",394552,en,Tabloid Vivant,0.6,2016-04-15,Tabloid Vivant,4.0,1 +20484,[],388261,en,Jumpers,0.6,2016-03-17,Jumpers,4.0,1 +20485,[],384298,en,Bad People,0.6,2016-01-01,Bad People,4.0,1 +20486,[],381849,en,CHIKARA Days Of The Phoenix,0.6,2016-01-30,CHIKARA Days Of The Phoenix,4.0,1 +20487,"[18, 10749]",379639,ru,Глубже,0.6,2016-01-26,Headlong,4.0,1 +20488,[27],379515,en,In The Hell of Dixie,0.6,2016-01-26,In The Hell of Dixie,4.0,1 +20489,[],376563,en,The Hours Till Daylight,0.6,2016-03-15,The Hours Till Daylight,4.0,2 +20490,"[18, 12, 10751]",340248,en,The Last Treasure Hunt,0.6,2016-06-21,The Last Treasure Hunt,4.0,2 +20491,"[53, 9648]",429838,en,Cam-Girl,0.6,2016-12-20,Cam-Girl,3.8,6 +20492,"[53, 9648, 10770]",460142,es,Protección obsesiva,0.6,2016-09-26,Stalked by My Mother,3.8,4 +20493,"[53, 27]",440439,en,Elder Island,0.6,2016-11-16,Elder Island,3.8,4 +20494,"[12, 35, 18, 10770]",380718,en,The Ultimate Legacy,0.6,2015-12-04,The Ultimate Legacy,3.8,6 +20495,[16],496069,en,Planet of the Couches,0.6,2016-10-16,Planet of the Couches,3.7,3 +20496,"[53, 27]",463675,en,"Scaler, Dark Spirit",0.6,2016-06-18,"Scaler, Dark Spirit",3.7,3 +20497,"[18, 10402, 10749]",399421,en,A Remarkable Life,0.6,2016-05-27,A Remarkable Life,3.6,4 +20498,[53],454507,en,Give Me My Baby,0.6,2016-09-30,Give Me My Baby,3.6,5 +20499,[18],499658,en,Mandy,0.6,2016-01-24,Mandy,3.5,2 +20500,[27],469319,en,Heinous,0.6,2016-07-26,Heinous,3.5,2 +20501,[27],467671,en,The Whisperer,0.6,2016-03-28,The Whisperer,3.5,2 +20502,[878],456175,en,Allegiance of Powers,0.6,2016-01-01,Allegiance of Powers,3.5,1 +20503,"[35, 27, 878]",454416,en,First Man on Mars,0.6,2016-09-27,First Man on Mars,3.5,2 +20504,"[53, 27]",447704,en,The Evangelist,0.6,2016-12-31,The Evangelist,3.5,4 +20505,[35],424332,en,We Love You,0.6,2016-11-22,We Love You,3.5,2 +20506,[10751],421852,en,An American Girl Story - Melody 1963: Love Has to Win,0.6,2016-10-21,An American Girl Story - Melody 1963: Love Has to Win,3.5,2 +20507,"[99, 36]",414142,en,I Am You,0.6,2016-12-12,I Am You,3.5,2 +20508,[],410316,en,Christmas Makeover,0.6,2016-11-12,Christmas Makeover,3.5,2 +20509,"[27, 35]",362306,en,Milfs vs. Zombies,0.6,2016-07-24,Milfs vs. Zombies,3.5,2 +20510,[27],343459,en,Live-In Fear,0.6,2016-07-26,Live-In Fear,3.5,3 +20511,"[35, 18, 10749]",332660,en,Portrait of a Serial Monogamist,0.6,2016-01-29,Portrait of a Serial Monogamist,3.5,7 +20512,[27],472855,en,Red Net,0.6,2016-08-28,Red Net,3.3,3 +20513,"[18, 27, 53]",417180,en,Vacant House,0.6,2016-09-19,Vacant House,3.3,5 +20514,"[53, 27]",425673,en,Scathing,0.6,2016-11-15,Scathing,3.3,4 +20515,[53],413096,en,Secrets in the Attic,0.6,2016-08-01,Secrets in the Attic,3.3,4 +20516,"[18, 28]",381006,en,The Specialist,0.6,2016-02-12,The Specialist,3.3,3 +20517,"[80, 53, 10770]",399851,en,I Know Where Lizzie Is,0.6,2016-04-10,I Know Where Lizzie Is,3.2,5 +20518,"[53, 18]",463504,en,Money Back Guarantee,0.6,2016-11-05,Money Back Guarantee,3.0,1 +20519,"[9648, 53, 10770]",442264,en,Cradle of Lies,0.6,2016-05-08,Cradle of Lies,3.0,2 +20520,"[18, 53]",441754,en,Marsha Harvey,0.6,2016-09-12,Marsha Harvey,3.0,1 +20521,[],433587,en,Mute,0.6,2016-04-06,Mute,3.0,1 +20522,"[12, 27]",432277,en,Kampout,0.6,2016-02-23,American Bigfoot,3.0,1 +20523,[99],430199,en,Kong: Long Live The King,0.6,2016-10-01,Kong: Long Live The King,3.0,2 +20524,[18],425864,en,Solitary,0.6,2016-01-01,Solitary,3.0,1 +20525,[],421565,en,Don't Do It,0.6,2016-10-12,Don't Do It,3.0,1 +20526,[],419328,en,Burst Theory,0.6,2016-10-04,Burst Theory,3.0,1 +20527,"[27, 35]",416756,sv,First Like,0.6,2016-09-08,First Like,3.0,1 +20528,[27],416190,en,The Ouija Possession,0.6,2016-01-01,The Ouija Possession,3.0,3 +20529,[35],414958,en,Couch Survivor,0.6,2016-09-08,Couch Survivor,3.0,1 +20530,[18],405075,en,Kidnapped in Romania,0.6,2016-04-02,Kidnapped in Romania,3.0,2 +20531,[],403599,en,Dolly Deadly,0.6,2016-08-23,Dolly Deadly,3.0,2 +20532,"[35, 27]",391945,en,Winners Tape All: The Henderson Brothers Story,0.6,2016-03-23,Winners Tape All: The Henderson Brothers Story,3.0,2 +20533,[99],391060,en,President Trump: Can He Really Win?,0.6,2016-03-30,President Trump: Can He Really Win?,3.0,1 +20534,[99],381929,en,The Bad Boy of Bowling,0.6,2016-02-23,The Bad Boy of Bowling,3.0,1 +20535,"[27, 53]",381820,en,Cut Her Out,0.6,2014-09-27,Cut Her Out,3.0,1 +20536,"[27, 9648]",362304,en,The Red Man,0.6,2016-10-25,The Red Man,3.0,1 +20537,"[53, 27, 9648]",419471,en,The Unbidden,0.6,2016-04-22,The Unbidden,2.7,3 +20538,"[53, 878]",476022,en,The 2nd Law,0.6,2016-09-08,The 2nd Law,2.5,2 +20539,[27],462604,en,Wichita,0.6,2016-12-09,Wichita,2.5,2 +20540,[99],453636,en,641 Muriel Court,0.6,2016-10-27,641 Muriel Court,2.5,1 +20541,[27],427964,en,Camp Blood 4,0.6,2016-09-21,Camp Blood 4,2.5,3 +20542,[27],403264,en,Accidental Exorcist,0.6,2016-06-24,Accidental Exorcist,2.5,4 +20543,[18],359947,de,Agnes,0.6,2016-01-05,Agnes,2.5,5 +20544,[27],419979,en,Hide the Monster,0.6,2016-09-13,Hide the Monster,2.3,3 +20545,[27],410506,es,Insane,0.6,2016-08-31,Insane,2.2,5 +20546,[],557131,en,Make It Until Morning,0.6,2016-08-01,Make It Until Morning,2.0,1 +20547,[27],524899,en,Mannequin,0.6,2016-01-01,Mannequin,2.0,1 +20548,[27],508482,en,Family Dinner,0.6,2016-12-04,Family Dinner,2.0,1 +20549,[],466937,en,Erasmus,0.6,2016-12-02,Erasmus,2.0,1 +20550,[99],458970,en,Life After: Chernobyl,0.6,2016-04-26,Life After: Chernobyl,2.0,1 +20551,[],446368,en,The Saurus,0.6,2016-04-14,The Saurus,2.0,1 +20552,"[53, 878, 18]",438871,en,Dark Resonance,0.6,2016-01-28,Dark Resonance,2.0,1 +20553,"[12, 27, 53]",428396,en,One Night of Fear,0.6,2016-11-30,One Night of Fear,2.0,1 +20554,[27],427966,en,Camp Blood 5,0.6,2016-02-21,Camp Blood 5,2.0,3 +20555,[28],424118,en,Street Level,0.6,2016-11-08,Street Level,2.0,1 +20556,[],421957,en,Soul Fray,0.6,2016-10-18,Soul Fray,2.0,1 +20557,[35],417022,en,Cassanova Was a Woman,0.6,2016-01-08,Cassanova Was a Woman,2.0,1 +20558,[27],416192,en,Adam K,0.6,2016-08-12,Adam K,2.0,1 +20559,"[14, 28, 12, 16]",410154,en,Red Sonja: Queen of Plagues,0.6,2016-08-02,Red Sonja: Queen of Plagues,2.0,3 +20560,[16],402444,en,Lost in Time,0.6,2016-06-16,Lost in Time,2.0,1 +20561,[],396106,en,Twinkle Toes Lights Up New York,0.6,2016-03-18,"Bright Lights, Big Sparkle!",2.0,1 +20562,[],391083,en,Thomas & Friends: Start Your Engines!,0.6,2016-03-01,Thomas & Friends: Start Your Engines!,2.0,1 +20563,[],385843,en,In Their Own Words: The Tuskegee Airmen,0.6,2016-03-29,In Their Own Words: The Tuskegee Airmen,2.0,1 +20564,"[53, 27]",373194,en,Monday at 11:01 A.M.,0.6,2016-02-05,Monday at 11:01 A.M.,2.0,1 +20565,[],393154,en,The Amityville Legacy,0.6,2016-06-01,The Amityville Legacy,1.7,3 +20566,"[53, 27, 9648]",452021,en,The Coffin Footage,0.6,2016-01-10,The Coffin Footage,1.5,2 +20567,"[28, 27, 53]",417033,en,Angel of Reckoning,0.6,2016-09-20,Angel of Reckoning,1.5,5 +20568,[35],341005,en,The Pickle Recipe,0.6,2016-10-21,The Pickle Recipe,1.5,1 +20569,[99],572012,en,Harvested Alive - 10 Years of Investigations,0.6,2016-11-28,Harvested Alive,1.0,1 +20570,[],515330,en,Burn Your Name,0.6,2016-10-31,Burn Your Name,1.0,1 +20571,"[35, 14]",513053,en,Back in Black,0.6,2016-11-08,Back in Black,1.0,1 +20572,[],511342,en,Sex and the Silver Gays,0.6,2016-09-12,Sex and the Silver Gays,1.0,1 +20573,[18],509223,en,Standing Eight,0.6,2016-07-01,Standing Eight,1.0,1 +20574,"[9648, 28, 53]",505583,en,Checkmate,0.6,2016-01-01,Checkmate,1.0,1 +20575,[99],492147,en,Free to Laugh,0.6,2016-02-10,Free to Laugh,1.0,2 +20576,"[53, 80]",482006,en,River,0.6,2016-09-29,River,1.0,1 +20577,[99],479776,en,First Contact,0.6,2016-09-16,First Contact,1.0,1 +20578,[],479139,en,Paranormal Retreat 2-The Woods Witch,0.6,2016-12-15,Paranormal Retreat 2-The Woods Witch,1.0,1 +20579,[35],464519,en,Love Different,0.6,2016-04-29,Love Different,1.0,1 +20580,[99],464135,en,Exotic,0.6,2016-07-14,Exotic,1.0,1 +20581,"[53, 18]",463324,en,Caged Beauty,0.6,2016-12-02,Caged Beauty,1.0,2 +20582,[],456764,en,Speed Racer Race to the Future,0.6,2016-01-12,Speed Racer Race to the Future,1.0,1 +20583,"[53, 27]",438858,en,Realms: Hunt for the Shadow Man,0.6,2016-01-20,Realms: Hunt for the Shadow Man,1.0,1 +20584,"[99, 10770]",426796,en,OBJECTified: Donald Trump,0.6,2016-11-18,OBJECTified: Donald Trump,1.0,1 +20585,[35],422551,en,Josh Blue: Delete,0.6,2016-07-26,Josh Blue: Delete,1.0,1 +20586,[],418468,en,Cartoons 4 Christ,0.6,2016-09-28,Cartoons 4 Christ,1.0,1 +20587,[],410982,en,Brett Gelman's Dinner in America,0.6,2016-07-01,Brett Gelman's Dinner in America,1.0,1 +20588,"[53, 28, 18]",400671,en,Assassins,0.6,2016-06-03,Assassins,1.0,1 +20589,[27],396692,en,Amityville: Vanishing Point,0.6,2016-04-01,Amityville: Vanishing Point,1.0,2 +20590,"[14, 10749, 9648, 18, 53]",385397,en,Pali Road,0.6,2016-04-29,Pali Road,1.0,1 +20591,"[27, 9648, 53]",383150,en,Lung,0.6,2016-02-17,Lung,1.0,1 +20592,[],381149,en,The Yearly Harvest,0.6,2016-12-01,The Yearly Harvest,1.0,1 +20593,[99],373478,en,Flag Without a Country,0.6,2016-01-22,Flag Without a Country,1.0,1 +20594,"[27, 878, 12]",370460,en,In Memory of,0.6,2016-01-01,In Memory of,1.0,1 +20595,[27],351744,en,Camera Phone 2,0.6,2016-04-08,Camera Phone 2,1.0,2 +20596,[18],321029,en,Americana,0.6,2016-06-09,Americana,1.0,1 +20597,[27],109442,en,The Trick or Treaters,0.6,2016-10-25,The Trick or Treaters,1.0,1 +20598,[27],385377,en,Ballet Of Blood,0.6,2016-03-01,Ballet Of Blood,0.8,2 +20599,"[80, 18, 27, 9648, 53]",414763,en,Heavy Makeup,0.6,2016-11-10,Heavy Makeup,0.5,1 +20600,[99],397846,en,Ecuador: The Royal Tour,0.6,2016-04-02,Ecuador: The Royal Tour,0.5,1 +20601,"[18, 35]",448105,en,The Angry Man,0.6,2017-04-08,The Angry Man,0.0,1 +20602,[],420094,en,Creatures of Whitechapel,0.6,2016-10-02,Creatures of Whitechapel,0.0,1 +20603,"[36, 99]",410972,en,America's National Parks at 100,0.6,2016-08-28,America's National Parks at 100,0.0,1 +20604,[],410302,en,Chalk and Numbers,0.6,2016-08-16,Chalk and Numbers,0.0,1 +20605,"[12, 18]",397117,en,MMXII,0.6,2016-11-11,MMXII,0.0,3 +20606,[27],392787,en,The Royal Tour,0.6,2016-10-15,The Royal Tour,0.0,1 +20607,"[18, 14, 27, 9648, 53]",392432,en,Endless,0.6,2016-08-01,Endless,0.0,1 +20608,"[27, 53]",388705,en,Do You See What I See?,0.6,2016-12-20,Do You See What I See?,0.0,1 +20609,"[53, 27, 18]",381760,en,Masks: Exordium,0.6,2016-12-31,Masks: Exordium,0.0,1 +20610,[53],376967,en,Home Invader,0.6,2016-04-08,Home Invader,0.0,3 +20611,"[53, 35, 18, 10749, 9648]",375613,en,Wish You Were Here,0.6,2016-12-25,Wish You Were Here,0.0,2 +20612,[99],351233,es,Plaza de la soledad,0.6,2016-01-24,Loneliness Square,0.0,1 +20613,"[14, 27]",346560,en,Legend of Dark Rider,0.6,2016-08-09,Legend of Dark Rider,0.0,6 +20614,[],335231,en,Sweethearts of the Gridiron,0.6,2016-09-06,Sweethearts of the Gridiron,0.0,1 +20615,"[99, 35]",262164,en,Limo Ride,0.6,2016-09-23,Limo Ride,0.0,1 +20616,"[14, 18, 878]",98547,en,One Fall,0.6,2016-09-09,One Fall,0.0,1 +20617,"[878, 28, 53]",335984,en,Blade Runner 2049,48.571,2017-10-06,Blade Runner 2049,7.4,6679 +20618,"[28, 12, 878, 18]",315635,en,Spider-Man: Homecoming,46.775,2017-07-07,Spider-Man: Homecoming,7.4,11585 +20619,"[53, 28, 80]",324552,en,John Wick: Chapter 2,45.253,2017-02-10,John Wick: Chapter 2,7.0,5863 +20620,"[28, 18, 878]",263115,en,Logan,45.0,2017-03-03,Logan,7.8,12330 +20621,"[28, 12, 35, 14]",284053,en,Thor: Ragnarok,43.45,2017-11-03,Thor: Ragnarok,7.5,11380 +20622,"[28, 12, 35, 878]",283995,en,Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,40.228,2017-05-05,Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,7.7,12535 +20623,"[28, 12, 14, 878]",141052,en,Justice League,34.953,2017-11-17,Justice League,6.2,7510 +20624,"[14, 12, 878, 28]",181808,en,Star Wars: The Last Jedi,34.293,2017-12-15,Star Wars: The Last Jedi,7.0,8534 +20625,"[28, 12, 14, 878]",284052,en,Doctor Strange,33.035,2016-11-04,Doctor Strange,7.3,12582 +20626,"[16, 10751, 14]",129,ja,千と千尋の神隠し,32.043,2002-09-20,Spirited Away,8.5,7424 +20627,"[10751, 14, 10749]",321612,en,Beauty and the Beast,31.793,2017-03-17,Beauty and the Beast,6.9,11023 +20628,"[12, 14, 10752, 10749]",297762,en,Wonder Woman,31.618,2017-06-02,Wonder Woman,7.3,12566 +20629,"[28, 12, 14]",293167,en,Kong: Skull Island,29.388,2017-03-10,Kong: Skull Island,6.3,6054 +20630,"[28, 80, 53]",337339,en,The Fate of the Furious,28.668,2017-04-14,The Fate of the Furious,6.9,6335 +20631,"[12, 10751, 14]",259316,en,Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,28.563,2016-11-18,Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,7.4,12152 +20632,"[10749, 16, 18]",372058,ja,君の名は。,28.238,2017-04-07,Your Name.,8.6,4161 +20633,"[35, 18]",440472,en,The Upside,28.138,2019-01-11,The Upside,7.3,274 +20634,"[12, 28, 14, 35]",166426,en,Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales,28.101,2017-05-26,Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales,6.6,6931 +20635,"[16, 10751, 35, 12, 14]",354912,en,Coco,25.961,2017-11-22,Coco,8.2,8669 +20636,"[18, 878, 9648]",329865,en,Arrival,25.442,2016-11-11,Arrival,7.4,10387 +20637,"[9648, 53, 27]",419430,en,Get Out,24.739,2017-02-24,Get Out,7.5,8760 +20638,"[27, 878, 53]",126889,en,Alien: Covenant,24.651,2017-05-19,Alien: Covenant,5.9,4971 +20639,"[28, 53, 878]",280,en,Terminator 2: Judgment Day,24.604,1991-07-03,Terminator 2: Judgment Day,7.9,6682 +20640,"[10752, 28, 18]",374720,en,Dunkirk,24.358,2017-07-19,Dunkirk,7.4,9156 +20641,"[28, 12, 35]",343668,en,Kingsman: The Golden Circle,24.337,2017-09-22,Kingsman: The Golden Circle,7.0,5531 +20642,"[28, 878, 53, 12]",335988,en,Transformers: The Last Knight,24.258,2017-06-21,Transformers: The Last Knight,6.0,3255 +20643,"[18, 36, 10752]",324786,en,Hacksaw Ridge,24.074,2016-11-04,Hacksaw Ridge,8.1,6608 +20644,"[12, 878, 28]",339964,en,Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets,24.003,2017-07-21,Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets,6.6,4149 +20645,"[18, 878, 10752]",281338,en,War for the Planet of the Apes,23.445,2017-07-14,War for the Planet of the Apes,7.0,5235 +20646,"[28, 80]",339403,en,Baby Driver,22.895,2017-06-28,Baby Driver,7.4,8034 +20647,"[53, 28, 80]",348893,en,Boyka: Undisputed IV,22.593,2016-09-22,Boyka: Undisputed IV,6.2,498 +20648,"[18, 14, 10749]",399055,en,The Shape of Water,22.025,2017-12-01,The Shape of Water,7.2,7224 +20649,[18],316029,en,The Greatest Showman,22.009,2017-12-20,The Greatest Showman,8.0,5197 +20650,"[28, 18, 14]",274857,en,King Arthur: Legend of the Sword,21.793,2017-05-12,King Arthur: Legend of the Sword,6.5,3305 +20651,"[28, 12, 80]",47971,en,xXx: Return of Xander Cage,21.749,2017-01-20,xXx: Return of Xander Cage,5.6,2452 +20652,"[28, 9648, 53]",341013,en,Atomic Blonde,21.662,2017-07-28,Atomic Blonde,6.3,3645 +20653,"[18, 10749]",370663,en,Below Her Mouth,21.521,2017-04-28,Below Her Mouth,6.2,383 +20654,"[28, 35]",390043,en,The Hitman's Bodyguard,21.46,2017-08-18,The Hitman's Bodyguard,6.7,3017 +20655,"[28, 12, 878]",330459,en,Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,21.401,2016-12-16,Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,7.5,9296 +20656,"[28, 878, 53, 18]",315837,en,Ghost in the Shell,21.308,2017-03-31,Ghost in the Shell,6.0,5128 +20657,"[27, 9648, 53]",396422,en,Annabelle: Creation,21.245,2017-08-11,Annabelle: Creation,6.5,3141 +20658,"[27, 9648, 53]",440021,en,Happy Death Day,21.23,2017-10-13,Happy Death Day,6.6,3211 +20659,"[9648, 80, 53]",411088,es,Contratiempo,21.087,2016-09-22,The Invisible Guest,8.2,1673 +20660,"[10749, 18]",398818,en,Call Me by Your Name,20.504,2017-11-24,Call Me by Your Name,8.3,4957 +20661,"[28, 12, 35, 14]",353486,en,Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,20.395,2017-12-20,Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,6.7,7213 +20662,"[18, 10751]",406997,en,Wonder,20.101,2017-11-17,Wonder,8.2,3959 +20663,"[28, 18, 10752, 10749, 53]",369885,en,Allied,19.611,2016-11-23,Allied,6.7,2765 +20664,"[16, 10751, 12, 35]",364689,en,Ferdinand,19.479,2017-12-15,Ferdinand,7.1,1425 +20665,"[28, 16, 35, 10751, 14]",324849,en,The Lego Batman Movie,19.352,2017-02-10,The Lego Batman Movie,7.2,2882 +20666,"[28, 12, 14]",311324,en,The Great Wall,19.144,2017-02-17,The Great Wall,5.8,2775 +20667,"[28, 14, 27, 18]",346672,en,Underworld: Blood Wars,18.976,2017-01-06,Underworld: Blood Wars,5.5,2318 +20668,"[14, 53, 28, 12, 27]",282035,en,The Mummy,18.53,2017-06-09,The Mummy,5.5,4391 +20669,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",260514,en,Cars 3,18.427,2017-06-16,Cars 3,6.7,2596 +20670,"[28, 16, 35, 10751]",268531,en,Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie,18.31,2017-06-02,Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie,6.0,587 +20671,"[27, 53, 9648]",300665,en,Leatherface,17.942,2017-10-20,Leatherface,5.3,580 +20672,"[18, 80]",423646,de,Aus dem Nichts,17.879,2017-12-27,In the Fade,7.0,390 +20673,"[80, 18]",359940,en,"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri",17.808,2017-11-10,"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri",8.2,5432 +20674,"[16, 35, 18, 10751]",335797,en,Sing,17.572,2016-12-21,Sing,6.9,4303 +20675,"[9648, 53, 18]",207932,en,Inferno,17.41,2016-10-28,Inferno,5.9,3877 +20676,"[80, 27, 9648, 53]",298250,en,Jigsaw,17.398,2017-10-27,Jigsaw,6.1,1887 +20677,[18],334543,en,Lion,17.216,2016-11-25,Lion,8.1,3833 +20678,"[28, 53]",343611,en,Jack Reacher: Never Go Back,17.085,2016-10-21,Jack Reacher: Never Go Back,5.6,2831 +20679,"[27, 878, 53]",395992,en,Life,17.021,2017-03-24,Life,6.4,4180 +20680,"[80, 18, 53]",339692,en,Shot Caller,16.963,2017-08-18,Shot Caller,6.9,1028 +20681,"[28, 80]",337170,en,American Made,16.748,2017-09-29,American Made,6.7,2188 +20682,"[18, 10751, 35]",400928,en,Gifted,16.745,2017-04-12,Gifted,7.9,2035 +20683,[18],334541,en,Manchester by the Sea,16.638,2016-11-18,Manchester by the Sea,7.5,3176 +20684,[35],431530,en,A Bad Moms Christmas,16.604,2017-11-01,A Bad Moms Christmas,6.3,1044 +20685,"[27, 9648, 878, 53]",340837,en,A Cure for Wellness,16.524,2017-02-17,A Cure for Wellness,6.2,2061 +20686,"[28, 16, 35, 10751, 12]",324852,en,Despicable Me 3,16.407,2017-06-30,Despicable Me 3,6.3,4106 +20687,"[12, 10751, 35, 14, 10402, 16]",136799,en,Trolls,16.286,2016-11-04,Trolls,6.6,1880 +20688,"[35, 18, 10749]",313369,en,La La Land,16.275,2016-12-09,La La Land,7.9,10028 +20689,"[18, 53]",340666,en,Nocturnal Animals,16.19,2016-11-18,Nocturnal Animals,7.4,4192 +20690,"[35, 18]",391713,en,Lady Bird,15.974,2017-11-03,Lady Bird,7.3,3866 +20691,[18],376867,en,Moonlight,15.948,2016-10-21,Moonlight,7.4,3893 +20692,"[18, 37, 36]",384680,en,Hostiles,15.937,2017-12-22,Hostiles,6.7,1056 +20693,"[80, 18, 9648]",392044,en,Murder on the Orient Express,15.937,2017-11-10,Murder on the Orient Express,6.7,5406 +20694,"[878, 53, 18]",406990,en,What Happened to Monday,15.933,2017-08-18,What Happened to Monday,7.2,3507 +20695,"[35, 18]",37247,en,The Graduate,15.888,1967-12-21,The Graduate,7.7,1545 +20696,"[28, 12, 878]",305470,en,Power Rangers,15.865,2017-03-24,Power Rangers,6.2,2667 +20697,"[28, 35, 80, 18]",399170,en,Logan Lucky,15.743,2017-08-18,Logan Lucky,6.7,1627 +20698,"[28, 80, 14]",400106,en,Bright,15.677,2017-12-22,Bright,6.2,3181 +20699,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",137116,en,Smurfs: The Lost Village,15.663,2017-04-07,Smurfs: The Lost Village,6.2,736 +20700,"[18, 36]",446354,en,The Post,15.551,2017-12-22,The Post,7.0,2506 +20701,"[28, 14, 878, 37, 27]",353491,en,The Dark Tower,15.517,2017-08-04,The Dark Tower,5.6,2842 +20702,"[28, 18, 53, 80, 36]",388399,en,Patriots Day,15.435,2016-12-21,Patriots Day,6.9,1337 +20703,"[28, 53]",415842,en,American Assassin,15.434,2017-09-15,American Assassin,6.3,1596 +20704,[18],389015,en,"I, Tonya",15.407,2017-12-08,"I, Tonya",7.5,2904 +20705,"[18, 36]",399404,en,Darkest Hour,15.331,2017-11-22,Darkest Hour,7.3,2715 +20706,"[18, 10749]",400617,en,Phantom Thread,15.269,2017-12-25,Phantom Thread,7.2,1617 +20707,"[18, 27, 9648]",381283,en,mother!,15.227,2017-09-15,mother!,7.0,3458 +20708,[35],356305,en,Why Him?,15.044,2016-12-23,Why Him?,6.2,2494 +20709,"[18, 53, 27, 12]",403119,en,47 Meters Down,14.943,2017-06-16,47 Meters Down,5.6,1521 +20710,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",395834,en,Wind River,14.908,2017-08-04,Wind River,7.4,2437 +20711,"[35, 10402]",353616,en,Pitch Perfect 3,14.89,2017-12-22,Pitch Perfect 3,6.5,1884 +20712,"[16, 10751, 35]",378236,en,The Emoji Movie,14.88,2017-07-23,The Emoji Movie,5.4,1447 +20713,"[18, 36]",381284,en,Hidden Figures,14.751,2016-12-10,Hidden Figures,8.0,4710 +20714,"[27, 53]",449664,en,Escape Room,14.645,2017-06-09,Escape Room,5.0,197 +20715,"[80, 18]",396371,en,Molly's Game,14.64,2017-12-25,Molly's Game,7.1,1724 +20716,"[28, 53, 18]",379149,en,The Foreigner,14.616,2017-10-13,The Foreigner,6.7,1086 +20717,"[28, 16, 12, 10751]",274862,en,The Lego Ninjago Movie,14.607,2017-09-22,The Lego Ninjago Movie,6.3,424 +20718,"[18, 9648, 53, 14]",397837,en,Before I Fall,14.584,2017-03-03,Before I Fall,7.0,2135 +20719,"[18, 80, 53, 27]",372343,en,The Snowman,14.581,2017-10-20,The Snowman,5.1,1225 +20720,"[35, 12, 10751, 14, 16]",355547,en,The Star,14.53,2017-11-17,The Star,5.4,233 +20721,"[10749, 12, 878, 18]",365942,en,The Space Between Us,14.437,2017-02-03,The Space Between Us,7.1,1455 +20722,"[28, 35]",339846,en,Baywatch,14.429,2017-05-26,Baywatch,6.1,4748 +20723,"[9648, 53, 37]",324560,en,Brimstone,14.378,2017-03-10,Brimstone,7.1,475 +20724,"[18, 35]",397422,en,Rough Night,14.338,2017-06-16,Rough Night,5.6,1096 +20725,[18],395991,en,Only the Brave,14.163,2017-10-20,Only the Brave,7.0,603 +20726,"[18, 10749, 878]",274870,en,Passengers,14.074,2016-12-21,Passengers,6.8,7869 +20727,"[28, 12, 878]",121856,en,Assassin's Creed,14.051,2016-12-21,Assassin's Creed,5.4,5010 +20728,"[18, 10749]",417678,en,"Everything, Everything",13.998,2017-05-19,"Everything, Everything",7.2,2447 +20729,"[27, 53]",346364,en,It,13.966,2017-09-08,It,7.2,10931 +20730,"[10749, 12, 18]",290512,en,The Mountain Between Us,13.873,2017-10-06,The Mountain Between Us,6.5,1235 +20731,"[80, 53, 18]",302946,en,The Accountant,13.81,2016-10-14,The Accountant,6.9,3407 +20732,"[28, 35, 80]",417644,en,CHiPS,13.744,2017-03-24,CHiPS,6.0,657 +20733,"[18, 27, 53, 878]",375366,en,The Girl with All the Gifts,13.714,2017-02-24,The Girl with All the Gifts,6.4,982 +20734,"[18, 28]",296524,en,Deepwater Horizon,13.685,2016-09-30,Deepwater Horizon,6.7,2606 +20735,"[28, 878, 53]",274855,en,Geostorm,13.653,2017-10-20,Geostorm,5.8,2246 +20736,[35],455656,en,#RealityHigh,13.629,2017-07-17,#RealityHigh,6.4,703 +20737,"[27, 9648]",397243,en,The Autopsy of Jane Doe,13.61,2016-12-21,The Autopsy of Jane Doe,6.5,1869 +20738,[27],14564,en,Rings,13.53,2017-02-03,Rings,4.9,1785 +20739,"[35, 10749]",339404,en,The Layover,13.352,2017-09-01,The Layover,5.1,358 +20740,"[35, 18]",371638,en,The Disaster Artist,13.27,2017-12-01,The Disaster Artist,7.2,1895 +20741,"[27, 53]",393345,en,Cult of Chucky,13.237,2017-09-23,Cult of Chucky,5.2,549 +20742,"[16, 12, 35, 10751]",342473,en,Ballerina,13.21,2017-08-25,Ballerina,7.2,1024 +20743,"[18, 16, 10749]",378064,ja,聲の形,13.187,2017-10-20,A Silent Voice,8.3,1034 +20744,"[18, 53, 9648]",399057,en,The Killing of a Sacred Deer,13.089,2017-10-20,The Killing of a Sacred Deer,6.9,1518 +20745,"[878, 18]",840,en,Close Encounters of the Third Kind,13.044,1977-11-16,Close Encounters of the Third Kind,7.3,2005 +20746,"[18, 10749]",345920,en,Collateral Beauty,12.857,2016-12-16,Collateral Beauty,7.2,3270 +20747,[18],393457,en,Fences,12.753,2016-12-16,Fences,6.8,1465 +20748,[18],413362,en,"Roman J. Israel, Esq.",12.688,2017-11-17,"Roman J. Israel, Esq.",6.2,499 +20749,"[18, 27, 53]",343674,en,Gerald's Game,12.583,2017-09-24,Gerald's Game,6.4,1683 +20750,"[16, 35, 10751]",413644,en,The Son of Bigfoot,12.58,2017-07-27,The Son of Bigfoot,6.5,162 +20751,[35],419680,en,Daddy's Home 2,12.525,2017-11-10,Daddy's Home 2,6.0,1267 +20752,"[10749, 18]",472838,en,SPF-18,12.469,2017-09-29,SPF-18,4.4,647 +20753,"[10752, 28, 36, 53]",339259,en,The Man with the Iron Heart,12.463,2017-07-07,The Man with the Iron Heart,6.5,292 +20754,[35],354861,en,Father Figures,12.45,2017-12-22,Father Figures,5.8,277 +20755,"[28, 80, 53]",398175,en,Brawl in Cell Block 99,12.398,2017-10-06,Brawl in Cell Block 99,6.7,511 +20756,"[18, 27, 10749]",461992,en,Hostile,12.396,2017-09-13,Hostile,5.4,78 +20757,"[18, 36]",310307,en,The Founder,12.349,2017-01-20,The Founder,7.0,2093 +20758,"[53, 28, 18]",445954,en,Acts of Vengeance,12.346,2017-10-27,Acts of Vengeance,5.7,195 +20759,[27],418078,en,It Comes at Night,12.337,2017-06-09,It Comes at Night,5.8,1141 +20760,"[35, 18, 10749]",416477,en,The Big Sick,12.322,2017-06-23,The Big Sick,7.4,1302 +20761,"[53, 28, 9648]",404733,en,Overdrive,12.285,2017-10-06,Overdrive,6.1,484 +20762,"[878, 27, 53]",430231,en,The Endless,12.259,2018-04-06,The Endless,6.4,321 +20763,"[10749, 18, 10752]",433356,en,The Ottoman Lieutenant,12.23,2017-03-10,The Ottoman Lieutenant,6.1,124 +20764,"[18, 53]",376290,en,Miss Sloane,12.215,2016-11-25,Miss Sloane,7.4,912 +20765,"[10770, 10751, 28, 35, 10402, 12]",417320,en,Descendants 2,12.21,2017-07-21,Descendants 2,7.3,717 +20766,"[27, 35]",419479,en,The Babysitter,12.205,2017-10-13,The Babysitter,5.9,1547 +20767,"[18, 27, 53]",316154,en,The Bad Batch,12.189,2017-06-23,The Bad Batch,5.2,500 +20768,"[28, 80, 9648]",334521,en,Free Fire,12.116,2017-04-21,Free Fire,6.3,540 +20769,"[53, 18]",423087,en,6 Below: Miracle on the Mountain,12.113,2017-10-13,6 Below: Miracle on the Mountain,5.6,175 +20770,"[18, 10749]",341174,en,Fifty Shades Darker,12.083,2017-02-10,Fifty Shades Darker,6.1,4489 +20771,"[35, 18, 36]",369192,en,Battle of the Sexes,11.988,2017-09-22,Battle of the Sexes,6.9,1045 +20772,"[28, 878, 53]",460648,zh,机器之血,11.952,2017-12-22,Bleeding Steel,5.3,124 +20773,"[18, 80, 53]",480572,en,Bullet Head,11.934,2017-12-08,Bullet Head,4.8,270 +20774,"[80, 18, 9648, 10749, 53]",346685,en,The Girl on the Train,11.927,2016-10-07,The Girl on the Train,6.3,3479 +20775,[99],440249,en,After Porn Ends 2,11.889,2017-03-28,After Porn Ends 2,5.1,91 +20776,"[18, 14, 10749]",428449,en,A Ghost Story,11.886,2017-07-07,A Ghost Story,7.0,906 +20777,"[27, 53]",335796,en,Ouija: Origin of Evil,11.823,2016-10-21,Ouija: Origin of Evil,6.0,1416 +20778,[18],401104,en,To the Bone,11.817,2017-01-22,To the Bone,7.3,2193 +20779,"[28, 53, 27]",467938,fr,Revenge,11.795,2018-05-11,Revenge,6.4,662 +20780,"[27, 53]",406994,en,Better Watch Out,11.752,2016-09-22,Better Watch Out,6.6,516 +20781,"[18, 36]",289222,en,The Zookeeper's Wife,11.645,2017-03-31,The Zookeeper's Wife,7.4,726 +20782,[18],394117,en,The Florida Project,11.597,2017-10-06,The Florida Project,7.4,1125 +20783,[18],382614,en,The Book of Henry,11.567,2017-06-16,The Book of Henry,7.5,579 +20784,"[35, 18]",376660,en,The Edge of Seventeen,11.546,2016-11-18,The Edge of Seventeen,7.2,2224 +20785,"[9648, 27, 878]",378018,en,The Void,11.54,2017-04-07,The Void,5.8,521 +20786,"[12, 18, 53]",334524,en,Gold,11.516,2016-12-30,Gold,6.6,863 +20787,"[80, 18, 53]",429200,en,Good Time,11.494,2017-08-11,Good Time,7.1,805 +20788,"[35, 18, 80]",455714,th,ฉลาดเกมส์โกง,11.442,2017-06-30,Bad Genius,7.5,154 +20789,"[18, 27]",393519,fr,Grave,11.437,2017-03-10,Raw,7.1,1449 +20790,"[27, 9648, 53]",55341,en,Jeepers Creepers 3,11.375,2017-09-26,Jeepers Creepers 3,4.3,321 +20791,"[18, 14, 28]",397567,ko,신과함께-죄와 벌,11.33,2017-12-22,Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds,7.7,110 +20792,"[80, 18, 53]",259695,en,Live by Night,11.322,2016-12-25,Live by Night,6.2,759 +20793,"[18, 53, 10749, 878, 9648]",269795,en,2:22,11.316,2017-06-30,2:22,5.8,809 +20794,"[18, 14, 10749]",283378,en,Fallen,11.287,2017-09-08,Fallen,6.0,995 +20795,"[18, 9648, 53]",340676,en,Personal Shopper,11.283,2017-03-10,Personal Shopper,5.9,603 +20796,"[27, 53]",396493,en,Creep 2,11.273,2017-10-24,Creep 2,6.4,282 +20797,"[80, 35]",353070,en,Going in Style,11.25,2017-04-07,Going in Style,6.6,1324 +20798,"[18, 53]",397722,en,Thoroughbreds,11.241,2018-03-09,Thoroughbreds,6.3,398 +20799,"[28, 10752]",340945,en,USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage,11.221,2017-01-24,USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage,5.9,328 +20800,"[28, 35, 53, 9648]",345915,en,Once Upon a Time in Venice,11.209,2017-06-16,Once Upon a Time in Venice,5.2,310 +20801,"[27, 9648, 53]",369300,en,The Limehouse Golem,11.188,2017-09-08,The Limehouse Golem,5.9,279 +20802,"[9648, 27, 53]",394830,en,The Crucifixion,11.173,2017-10-06,The Crucifixion,5.3,204 +20803,[53],458353,en,High Heel Homicide,11.164,2017-06-20,High Heel Homicide,5.8,12 +20804,"[18, 14]",258230,en,A Monster Calls,11.128,2016-12-23,A Monster Calls,7.1,1918 +20805,"[28, 16, 18, 14, 9648, 53]",283984,ja,劇場版 Fate／stay night [Heaven's Feel] I. presage flower,11.122,2017-11-17,Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's Feel I. Presage Flower,7.2,42 +20806,"[12, 18, 36]",314095,en,The Lost City of Z,11.048,2017-04-21,The Lost City of Z,6.2,1397 +20807,"[53, 27, 35]",401561,en,Mom and Dad,11.034,2018-01-19,Mom and Dad,5.1,375 +20808,[18],336000,en,The Glass Castle,11.017,2017-08-11,The Glass Castle,7.1,352 +20809,"[80, 18]",180863,en,T2 Trainspotting,11.001,2017-03-17,T2 Trainspotting,7.0,1741 +20810,[35],425134,en,How to Be a Latin Lover,11.0,2017-04-28,How to Be a Latin Lover,6.3,197 +20811,"[35, 18]",374475,de,Toni Erdmann,10.973,2016-12-25,Toni Erdmann,7.1,488 +20812,"[18, 53]",293768,en,Kidnap,10.959,2017-08-04,Kidnap,6.0,805 +20813,"[53, 18, 80, 9648]",446791,en,All the Money in the World,10.941,2017-12-25,All the Money in the World,6.4,1200 +20814,"[18, 53, 878]",339988,en,The Circle,10.932,2017-04-28,The Circle,5.5,2689 +20815,"[28, 35]",373569,en,Snatched,10.92,2017-05-12,Snatched,5.3,495 +20816,"[18, 36]",423899,en,Victoria & Abdul,10.918,2017-09-22,Victoria & Abdul,6.9,595 +20817,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 14, 10402]",460793,en,Olaf's Frozen Adventure,10.879,2017-11-22,Olaf's Frozen Adventure,6.1,834 +20818,"[80, 18, 53, 36]",407448,en,Detroit,10.872,2017-07-28,Detroit,7.3,795 +20819,"[28, 12, 80, 18, 53]",333354,en,Extortion,10.871,2017-01-02,Extortion,6.1,129 +20820,"[28, 53, 80]",410554,en,First Kill,10.871,2017-07-21,First Kill,5.5,246 +20821,"[35, 10751]",417830,en,Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul,10.839,2017-05-19,Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul,5.6,193 +20822,"[12, 18, 878, 28]",387426,en,Okja,10.805,2017-06-28,Okja,7.5,2146 +20823,"[28, 16, 14, 878, 53]",408220,en,Justice League Dark,10.77,2017-01-24,Justice League Dark,6.9,393 +20824,"[18, 37]",399019,en,The Beguiled,10.743,2017-06-23,The Beguiled,5.7,1170 +20825,"[35, 18, 878]",301337,en,Downsizing,10.682,2017-12-22,Downsizing,5.1,1887 +20826,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 14, 10770]",438747,en,Tangled: Before Ever After,10.671,2017-03-10,Tangled: Before Ever After,6.5,109 +20827,"[12, 28, 16, 878]",408648,en,Batman and Harley Quinn,10.659,2017-08-14,Batman and Harley Quinn,5.9,289 +20828,"[18, 36]",68730,en,Silence,10.617,2016-12-23,Silence,7.1,1560 +20829,"[18, 10749]",407445,en,Breathe,10.606,2017-10-13,Breathe,7.5,323 +20830,"[28, 53, 80]",460846,en,Security,10.565,2017-08-04,Security,6.0,352 +20831,"[28, 53]",291276,en,Unlocked,10.511,2017-09-01,Unlocked,6.2,516 +20832,"[28, 878, 10752]",313943,en,Revolt,10.511,2017-11-17,Revolt,5.1,138 +20833,"[18, 53]",390051,en,Aftermath,10.504,2017-04-07,Aftermath,5.5,377 +20834,"[35, 18, 10749]",427900,en,Home Again,10.478,2017-09-08,Home Again,5.9,659 +20835,"[28, 878, 53, 9648]",470114,en,24 Hours to Live,10.478,2017-12-01,24 Hours to Live,5.6,289 +20836,"[28, 878, 12]",456048,en,The Humanity Bureau,10.433,2017-07-11,The Humanity Bureau,4.9,113 +20837,"[28, 18, 12]",438740,ru,Салют-7,10.418,2017-09-22,Salyut-7,6.9,148 +20838,"[28, 18, 35, 53, 878]",364433,it,Lo chiamavano Jeeg Robot,10.413,2016-05-27,They Call Me Jeeg,7.5,1457 +20839,[18],342737,en,20th Century Women,10.413,2016-12-28,20th Century Women,7.4,504 +20840,"[28, 18]",350312,te,Baahubali 2: The Conclusion,10.406,2017-04-27,Baahubali 2: The Conclusion,7.0,252 +20841,"[28, 80, 53]",324542,en,Sleepless,10.396,2017-01-13,Sleepless,5.8,702 +20842,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 10402]",333667,en,Rock Dog,10.362,2017-02-24,Rock Dog,5.7,123 +20843,"[18, 10749]",420622,en,Professor Marston and the Wonder Women,10.309,2017-10-13,Professor Marston and the Wonder Women,7.3,364 +20844,"[10749, 16, 18, 10770]",21057,ja,海がきこえる,10.306,2016-12-28,Ocean Waves,6.4,122 +20845,"[53, 27]",203835,en,Amityville: The Awakening,10.235,2017-11-14,Amityville: The Awakening,5.4,638 +20846,"[53, 27, 14]",440597,en,Wish Upon,10.219,2017-07-14,Wish Upon,5.4,690 +20847,"[28, 80, 53]",9721,en,7 Seconds,10.215,2005-08-16,7 Seconds,4.7,80 +20848,"[36, 10749, 18]",354859,en,The Promise,10.158,2017-04-21,The Promise,7.1,195 +20849,[35],418667,en,Dear Dictator,10.155,2018-03-16,Dear Dictator,6.0,49 +20850,"[27, 53]",334536,en,The Blackcoat's Daughter,10.153,2017-03-31,The Blackcoat's Daughter,5.7,254 +20851,"[18, 12]",414001,en,The Mercy,10.123,2018-11-30,The Mercy,5.9,122 +20852,"[35, 18]",425980,en,Brad's Status,10.121,2017-09-15,Brad's Status,6.0,170 +20853,"[28, 18, 53]",464889,en,Sniper: Ultimate Kill,10.117,2017-10-03,Sniper: Ultimate Kill,6.0,67 +20854,"[12, 18, 53]",390062,en,Jungle,10.073,2017-10-14,Jungle,6.2,817 +20855,"[10751, 36]",418680,en,Goodbye Christopher Robin,10.068,2017-10-13,Goodbye Christopher Robin,7.1,409 +20856,[18],429189,en,Wonder Wheel,10.05,2017-12-01,Wonder Wheel,6.3,714 +20857,"[16, 18, 9648]",339877,en,Loving Vincent,10.025,2017-09-22,Loving Vincent,8.2,1200 +20858,"[53, 18]",433630,en,Inconceivable,10.025,2017-06-30,Inconceivable,5.7,143 +20859,"[53, 27, 18]",242606,en,Keep Watching,10.018,2017-10-31,Keep Watching,5.1,131 +20860,"[10402, 18, 10749]",440596,en,Kiss and Cry,10.016,2017-08-31,Kiss and Cry,7.5,222 +20861,"[53, 80, 18, 9648]",395458,en,Suburbicon,9.989,2017-10-27,Suburbicon,5.8,879 +20862,[18],394537,en,The Pirates of Somalia,9.969,2017-12-08,The Pirates of Somalia,6.9,68 +20863,"[18, 36]",397538,sv,Borg vs McEnroe,9.955,2017-10-24,Borg vs McEnroe,7.1,548 +20864,"[28, 16, 35]",464882,en,Batman vs. Two-Face,9.922,2017-10-08,Batman vs. Two-Face,6.2,67 +20865,"[10402, 12, 16, 10751, 14]",335360,en,My Little Pony: The Movie,9.893,2017-10-06,My Little Pony: The Movie,6.8,137 +20866,"[18, 10749]",257785,en,Tulip Fever,9.89,2017-08-25,Tulip Fever,6.4,307 +20867,"[53, 80, 9648]",339527,en,Solace,9.878,2016-12-16,Solace,6.3,1258 +20868,"[18, 53]",337674,fr,Elle,9.87,2016-09-25,Elle,6.6,1003 +20869,"[35, 18, 10751, 14]",381289,en,A Dog's Purpose,9.854,2017-01-27,A Dog's Purpose,7.2,1484 +20870,"[27, 53]",292280,en,The Bye Bye Man,9.847,2017-01-13,The Bye Bye Man,5.1,678 +20871,"[18, 878]",400710,en,Flatliners,9.844,2017-09-29,Flatliners,5.7,1249 +20872,"[18, 10752]",424488,en,Megan Leavey,9.839,2017-06-09,Megan Leavey,7.1,378 +20873,"[878, 16, 28]",408647,en,Teen Titans: The Judas Contract,9.818,2017-04-04,Teen Titans: The Judas Contract,7.2,250 +20874,[35],345922,en,Fist Fight,9.808,2017-02-17,Fist Fight,6.0,708 +20875,"[18, 9648]",353066,en,The Vanishing of Sidney Hall,9.803,2017-10-06,The Vanishing of Sidney Hall,6.7,97 +20876,"[18, 14, 878]",339967,en,Colossal,9.79,2017-04-07,Colossal,6.1,1001 +20877,"[53, 27]",351211,en,Blair Witch,9.772,2016-09-16,Blair Witch,5.0,1094 +20878,"[14, 878, 53]",436274,en,Radius,9.764,2017-09-22,Radius,6.3,162 +20879,[35],419700,en,Sandy Wexler,9.763,2017-04-14,Sandy Wexler,5.2,223 +20880,"[53, 27]",459928,en,12 Feet Deep,9.742,2017-06-20,12 Feet Deep,5.3,184 +20881,"[27, 12, 9648, 16, 28, 878]",400136,ja,バイオハザード ヴェンデッタ,9.739,2017-06-19,Resident Evil: Vendetta,6.4,358 +20882,"[18, 80]",256569,en,Trespass Against Us,9.722,2017-01-20,Trespass Against Us,5.8,178 +20883,[99],432976,en,Icarus,9.661,2017-07-26,Icarus,7.8,293 +20884,[27],420245,en,Don't Knock Twice,9.642,2017-02-03,Don't Knock Twice,5.1,350 +20885,"[18, 10749]",371447,en,Lovesong,9.635,2017-02-17,Lovesong,5.9,93 +20886,"[28, 18, 9648]",347984,en,6 Days,9.631,2017-08-18,6 Days,5.9,325 +20887,"[18, 53]",331583,en,The Whole Truth,9.628,2016-10-21,The Whole Truth,6.4,495 +20888,[35],345914,en,The House,9.62,2017-06-30,The House,5.7,474 +20889,"[18, 53]",375315,fa,فروشنده,9.618,2016-10-16,The Salesman,7.3,394 +20890,[12],451644,en,Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire,9.563,2017-06-13,Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire,5.9,90 +20891,"[18, 14]",345938,en,The Shack,9.559,2017-03-03,The Shack,7.1,808 +20892,[27],463602,en,Slumber,9.532,2017-12-01,Slumber,5.0,167 +20893,"[27, 35]",413857,en,Tragedy Girls,9.507,2017-10-20,Tragedy Girls,5.9,139 +20894,"[35, 18, 10749]",370755,en,Paterson,9.486,2016-12-28,Paterson,7.1,736 +20895,"[28, 35]",412547,en,Killing Gunther,9.48,2017-09-22,Killing Gunther,4.5,132 +20896,[18],383709,en,Wonderstruck,9.476,2017-10-20,Wonderstruck,6.1,210 +20897,[18],445040,en,My Friend Dahmer,9.469,2017-11-03,My Friend Dahmer,6.4,182 +20898,"[80, 18, 27, 9648, 53]",452507,en,1922,9.467,2017-10-20,1922,5.9,1245 +20899,"[28, 53]",302150,en,The Hunter's Prayer,9.442,2017-06-09,The Hunter's Prayer,5.7,175 +20900,"[16, 10751, 12, 14, 35]",323661,fr,"Mune, le gardien de la lune",9.43,2017-08-12,Mune: Guardian of the Moon,7.0,241 +20901,[18],401246,en,The Square,9.396,2017-10-27,The Square,6.9,606 +20902,"[53, 10752]",345009,en,Mine,9.377,2017-04-07,Mine,6.5,735 +20903,[35],487702,en,F*&% the Prom,9.364,2017-12-05,F*&% the Prom,5.5,165 +20904,"[18, 27, 10749, 53]",429467,en,The Lodgers,9.343,2017-10-10,The Lodgers,4.8,214 +20905,"[10749, 18, 9648]",401898,no,Thelma,9.329,2017-11-10,Thelma,7.1,368 +20906,"[35, 28, 12]",430682,en,Gun Shy,9.329,2017-09-08,Gun Shy,4.8,68 +20907,"[18, 10752]",293767,en,Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk,9.318,2016-11-11,Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk,5.9,309 +20908,"[18, 12]",407890,en,Lean on Pete,9.307,2018-04-06,Lean on Pete,6.9,133 +20909,"[10749, 18]",428493,en,God's Own Country,9.303,2017-01-23,God's Own Country,7.8,321 +20910,[27],354216,en,The Devil's Candy,9.291,2017-03-17,The Devil's Candy,6.3,342 +20911,"[28, 35, 878, 10770, 12]",438970,en,Sharknado 5: Global Swarming,9.284,2017-08-06,Sharknado 5: Global Swarming,4.2,135 +20912,"[35, 10749]",467248,en,Bring It On: Worldwide #Cheersmack,9.271,2017-08-29,Bring It On: Worldwide #Cheersmack,5.4,100 +20913,"[18, 36]",402298,en,Denial,9.267,2016-09-30,Denial,6.7,349 +20914,"[28, 16, 878]",460790,en,Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars,9.261,2017-08-21,Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars,5.6,117 +20915,"[10749, 18]",434203,en,Newness,9.256,2017-01-25,Newness,5.8,257 +20916,[18],340027,en,Brain on Fire,9.246,2017-06-06,Brain on Fire,7.2,671 +20917,"[18, 35]",411741,en,Ingrid Goes West,9.245,2017-08-11,Ingrid Goes West,6.5,427 +20918,"[10749, 10751]",488113,en,Christmas Wedding Planner,9.244,2017-12-14,Christmas Wedding Planner,5.5,197 +20919,"[35, 18]",403431,en,Brigsby Bear,9.237,2017-07-28,Brigsby Bear,7.3,188 +20920,"[35, 80, 18, 9648]",338964,en,Bad Santa 2,9.207,2016-11-23,Bad Santa 2,5.2,416 +20921,[878],472744,en,The Gateway,9.204,2017-09-23,The Gateway,5.4,38 +20922,"[10749, 10752, 35, 18]",340101,en,Their Finest,9.175,2017-04-07,Their Finest,6.8,207 +20923,"[12, 878]",455839,en,Time Trap,9.172,2017-05-19,Time Trap,6.4,76 +20924,[18],374473,en,"I, Daniel Blake",9.171,2016-10-21,"I, Daniel Blake",7.7,633 +20925,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 10770, 14]",484510,en,Trolls Holiday,9.171,2017-11-24,Trolls Holiday,6.2,142 +20926,"[14, 35, 16]",445030,ja,ノーゲーム・ノーライフ ゼロ,9.149,2017-09-15,No Game No Life: Zero,7.5,91 +20927,"[53, 10749, 18]",412105,en,You Get Me,9.149,2017-06-19,You Get Me,5.6,1167 +20928,"[28, 12, 14, 10749, 16, 878]",413594,ja,劇場版 ソードアート・オンライン -オーディナル・スケール-,9.147,2017-03-09,Sword Art Online: The Movie - Ordinal Scale,7.6,236 +20929,"[27, 9648, 53]",331392,en,Eloise,9.131,2017-02-03,Eloise,4.9,92 +20930,"[53, 10752, 18]",334522,en,Alone in Berlin,9.126,2017-01-13,Alone in Berlin,6.5,196 +20931,"[27, 878, 53]",323370,en,The Diabolical,9.09,2015-03-16,The Diabolical,4.7,110 +20932,"[878, 28, 53]",423988,en,Kill Switch,9.089,2017-06-16,Kill Switch,4.7,132 +20933,[28],437291,en,Savage Dog,9.081,2017-08-04,Savage Dog,5.1,64 +20934,"[28, 16, 10751]",377897,en,Barbie: Spy Squad,9.051,2017-03-01,Barbie: Spy Squad,6.0,93 +20935,"[28, 35, 27]",429733,en,Mayhem,9.042,2017-03-13,Mayhem,6.4,222 +20936,"[53, 28]",195590,en,Collide,9.035,2017-02-24,Collide,5.6,331 +20937,[28],445993,en,The Marine 5: Battleground,9.008,2017-03-29,The Marine 5: Battleground,5.5,57 +20938,[27],409617,en,Killing Ground,9.004,2017-01-20,Killing Ground,5.8,109 +20939,[16],462677,ja,ドラえもん のび太の南極カチコチ大冒険,8.985,2017-12-31,Doraemon the Movie 2017: Nobita's Great Adventure in the Antarctic Kachi Kochi,8.7,10 +20940,[99],392011,tr,Kedi,8.982,2017-02-10,Kedi,7.5,106 +20941,"[10751, 16, 12, 35]",335777,en,The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature,8.975,2017-08-11,The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature,5.7,227 +20942,"[18, 37]",453278,en,The Rider,8.97,2018-04-13,The Rider,7.4,141 +20943,[18],414453,en,Columbus,8.964,2017-08-04,Columbus,7.3,130 +20944,"[80, 18, 36, 53, 10770]",363992,en,The Wizard of Lies,8.922,2017-05-20,The Wizard of Lies,6.5,264 +20945,"[28, 80, 53]",461053,en,S.W.A.T.: Under Siege,8.9,2017-08-01,S.W.A.T.: Under Siege,5.2,86 +20946,"[28, 12, 878]",286567,en,Max Steel,8.88,2016-10-14,Max Steel,5.2,383 +20947,[18],414425,en,Mudbound,8.855,2017-11-17,Mudbound,7.6,590 +20948,"[28, 35, 878]",262841,en,Monster Trucks,8.827,2017-01-13,Monster Trucks,5.9,414 +20949,[16],434757,pt,Barbie Video Game Hero,8.824,2017-02-01,Barbie Video Game Hero,6.1,51 +20950,[18],369894,en,Wakefield,8.818,2017-05-19,Wakefield,6.2,165 +20951,"[18, 35]",419709,en,Last Flag Flying,8.815,2017-11-03,Last Flag Flying,6.9,193 +20952,"[36, 18, 10752, 28]",407887,ko,인천상륙작전,8.81,2016-08-12,Operation Chromite,6.0,86 +20953,"[18, 35]",347866,en,Hot Summer Nights,8.777,2017-03-14,Hot Summer Nights,6.9,152 +20954,[18],300687,en,Same Kind of Different as Me,8.756,2017-10-20,Same Kind of Different as Me,6.8,103 +20955,[35],306943,en,The Outcasts,8.718,2017-04-14,The Outcasts,6.4,340 +20956,"[35, 18]",244539,en,Infinitely Polar Bear,8.715,2016-06-19,Infinitely Polar Bear,6.8,209 +20957,"[16, 14, 10752]",492606,en,Game of Thrones: Conquest & Rebellion,8.692,2017-12-12,Game of Thrones: Conquest & Rebellion,8.5,35 +20958,"[878, 27]",455551,en,The Recall,8.665,2017-06-02,The Recall,4.0,170 +20959,"[12, 16]",382190,ja,ポケモン・ザ・ムービーXY&Z ボルケニオンと機巧のマギアナ,8.655,2017-03-21,Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel,6.3,51 +20960,"[10751, 18]",457262,en,Rip Tide,8.629,2017-10-03,Rip Tide,6.0,272 +20961,"[9648, 80, 53]",323368,en,Hangman,8.623,2017-12-22,Hangman,5.8,201 +20962,"[53, 27, 878]",355193,en,Devil's Gate,8.617,2017-04-24,Devil's Gate,4.8,75 +20963,"[18, 36]",347026,en,A United Kingdom,8.614,2017-02-10,A United Kingdom,6.8,281 +20964,[18],410117,en,Lady Macbeth,8.604,2017-07-14,Lady Macbeth,6.5,275 +20965,[18],407449,en,Lucky,8.589,2017-09-29,Lucky,7.5,212 +20966,[35],417870,en,Girls Trip,8.589,2017-07-21,Girls Trip,6.8,968 +20967,"[28, 878, 53]",514690,de,Global Meltdown,8.571,2017-07-06,Global Meltdown,4.5,13 +20968,"[53, 18, 28]",429450,ko,판도라,8.519,2017-01-01,Pandora,6.8,97 +20969,"[14, 27, 9648, 53]",351460,en,Death Note,8.516,2017-08-25,Death Note,4.2,2475 +20970,"[10749, 18]",339419,en,Loving,8.506,2016-11-04,Loving,6.7,529 +20971,"[878, 80, 9648]",411999,en,OtherLife,8.486,2017-10-05,OtherLife,6.6,177 +20972,"[27, 18]",415010,fr,Les affamés,8.48,2017-09-23,Ravenous,5.4,123 +20973,"[14, 12, 16]",430447,ja,メアリと魔女の花,8.478,2018-01-17,Mary and the Witch's Flower,7.1,336 +20974,"[878, 53]",475759,en,2048: Nowhere to Run,8.474,2017-09-14,2048: Nowhere to Run,6.9,127 +20975,"[28, 35]",398177,en,Just Getting Started,8.459,2017-12-08,Just Getting Started,4.9,94 +20976,"[28, 80]",441531,cn,拆彈專家,8.441,2017-05-05,Shock Wave,6.6,38 +20977,"[18, 10749]",449749,en,The Leisure Seeker,8.373,2018-03-09,The Leisure Seeker,7.3,236 +20978,[99],470401,en,Abducted in Plain Sight,8.366,2017-05-26,Abducted in Plain Sight,6.3,122 +20979,[18],283591,en,The Secret Scripture,8.363,2017-10-13,The Secret Scripture,7.4,127 +20980,[35],433251,en,Naked,8.345,2017-08-11,Naked,5.8,766 +20981,"[10751, 80]",429238,en,Coin Heist,8.343,2017-01-06,Coin Heist,5.4,173 +20982,[18],95608,en,The Only Living Boy in New York,8.328,2017-08-11,The Only Living Boy in New York,6.2,116 +20983,[10749],449755,en,Christmas Inheritance,8.323,2017-12-15,Christmas Inheritance,6.5,444 +20984,"[18, 53]",418437,en,Unforgettable,8.323,2017-04-21,Unforgettable,5.5,310 +20985,"[18, 53]",340584,en,Lavender,8.319,2017-03-03,Lavender,5.3,124 +20986,[18],339987,en,The Exception,8.3,2017-06-02,The Exception,7.0,179 +20987,"[10751, 16]",453191,fr,Le Grand Méchant Renard et autres contes...,8.292,2017-12-31,The Big Bad Fox and Other Tales,7.4,87 +20988,"[18, 36, 53]",390061,en,Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House,8.274,2017-09-29,Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House,5.8,214 +20989,[35],411873,en,The Little Hours,8.269,2017-06-30,The Little Hours,5.6,192 +20990,"[99, 10751]",464593,en,Earth: One Amazing Day,8.266,2017-10-06,Earth: One Amazing Day,7.8,80 +20991,"[35, 27]",346671,en,Little Evil,8.261,2017-09-01,Little Evil,5.7,520 +20992,[18],332979,en,Bleed for This,8.258,2016-11-04,Bleed for This,6.9,405 +20993,"[28, 80, 9648, 53]",471014,en,Wheelman,8.211,2017-10-20,Wheelman,5.8,266 +20994,"[16, 18, 10752, 10751]",435129,en,The Breadwinner,8.208,2017-11-17,The Breadwinner,7.9,277 +20995,"[18, 10752]",347629,en,Thank You for Your Service,8.208,2017-10-27,Thank You for Your Service,6.3,149 +20996,"[16, 35, 10751]",411840,en,Surf's Up 2 - Wave Mania,8.206,2017-01-17,Surf's Up 2 - Wave Mania,5.8,65 +20997,[18],412202,en,Handsome Devil,8.172,2017-06-02,Handsome Devil,7.1,340 +20998,"[28, 27, 53]",450932,en,Armed Response,8.171,2017-08-04,Armed Response,4.6,50 +20999,"[53, 18]",428495,sv,The Nile Hilton Incident,8.168,2017-01-21,The Nile Hilton Incident,6.6,170 +21000,"[28, 18]",408266,en,Birth of the Dragon,8.164,2017-08-25,Birth of the Dragon,5.7,172 +21001,[10749],483104,en,A Christmas Prince,8.152,2017-11-17,A Christmas Prince,6.7,813 +21002,[18],339408,en,The Birth of a Nation,8.152,2016-10-07,The Birth of a Nation,6.5,328 +21003,"[28, 27]",404584,en,From a House on Willow Street,8.147,2017-03-24,From a House on Willow Street,4.9,88 +21004,"[53, 10752, 18]",405775,en,The Wall,8.142,2017-05-12,The Wall,6.1,407 +21005,[53],452068,en,Drone,8.137,2017-05-26,Drone,5.2,137 +21006,"[18, 35, 53, 80]",411405,en,Small Crimes,8.133,2017-03-11,Small Crimes,5.5,132 +21007,"[35, 10770]",458506,en,Tour de Pharmacy,8.101,2017-07-08,Tour de Pharmacy,6.7,82 +21008,"[10751, 16, 10749, 35]",455661,en,In a Heartbeat,8.097,2017-06-01,In a Heartbeat,8.3,684 +21009,"[53, 28]",430354,en,Bushwick,8.08,2017-01-21,Bushwick,5.2,194 +21010,"[35, 10749, 16]",430214,ja,夜は短し歩けよ乙女,8.075,2017-08-19,"Night Is Short, Walk on Girl",8.1,46 +21011,"[10752, 18, 36]",403357,es,1898: los últimos de Filipinas,8.069,2017-03-03,1898: Our Last Men in the Philippines,6.5,73 +21012,"[80, 18, 27]",408439,en,Hounds of Love,8.065,2017-05-12,Hounds of Love,6.1,158 +21013,"[35, 80, 9648, 10770]",457840,en,Psych: The Movie,8.061,2017-12-07,Psych: The Movie,7.3,67 +21014,"[878, 16, 18, 27]",361705,es,"Psiconautas, los niños olvidados",8.057,2017-12-15,Birdboy: The Forgotten Children,7.5,39 +21015,"[28, 12]",413658,zh,勇士之门,8.049,2017-05-05,Enter the Warriors Gate,5.8,130 +21016,[35],457917,es,Fe de etarras,8.04,2017-10-12,Bomb Scared,5.4,87 +21017,"[16, 18, 10751]",393559,fr,Ma vie de courgette,8.039,2017-02-24,My Life as a Zucchini,7.8,591 +21018,[35],444706,en,Dave Chappelle: Deep in the Heart of Texas,8.016,2017-03-21,Dave Chappelle: Deep in the Heart of Texas,7.9,96 +21019,"[36, 18, 10749]",377263,fr,Frantz,7.992,2017-03-15,Frantz,7.5,342 +21020,"[18, 36, 10752]",433247,en,First They Killed My Father,7.979,2017-09-15,First They Killed My Father,7.5,249 +21021,"[878, 53]",436994,ko,루시드 드림,7.979,2017-06-02,Lucid Dream,6.5,74 +21022,"[53, 28, 80]",363343,hi,रईस,7.972,2017-01-25,Raees,6.6,104 +21023,[18],411976,en,Novitiate,7.967,2017-10-27,Novitiate,6.6,62 +21024,"[18, 27]",409297,en,A Dark Song,7.963,2017-04-28,A Dark Song,6.1,191 +21025,"[27, 53]",407531,en,Bedeviled,7.95,2017-08-11,Bedeviled,5.0,162 +21026,"[16, 10751]",411221,es,Ozzy,7.938,2017-04-21,Ozzy,5.8,73 +21027,[53],76812,en,Black Butterfly,7.924,2017-05-26,Black Butterfly,6.3,290 +21028,[18],455558,en,9/11,7.916,2017-09-08,9/11,4.8,96 +21029,"[9648, 53, 18]",363126,en,Berlin Syndrome,7.915,2017-05-26,Berlin Syndrome,6.1,336 +21030,"[28, 18, 878, 16]",409421,ja,ブラム,7.912,2017-05-20,Blame!,6.6,138 +21031,[27],436373,en,Primal Rage,7.889,2018-02-27,Primal Rage,5.3,50 +21032,"[35, 18]",300667,en,3 Generations,7.881,2017-05-05,3 Generations,6.4,284 +21033,[18],392982,en,Marshall,7.879,2017-10-13,Marshall,7.3,257 +21034,"[18, 878, 53]",286538,en,Bokeh,7.878,2017-03-24,Bokeh,5.3,147 +21035,[18],459950,en,Feed,7.86,2017-07-18,Feed,7.3,141 +21036,[18],395993,en,Stronger,7.836,2017-09-22,Stronger,7.0,782 +21037,"[35, 18]",338768,en,Please Stand By,7.832,2018-01-26,Please Stand By,6.8,174 +21038,"[27, 35, 14]",461928,en,Anna and the Apocalypse,7.825,2018-11-30,Anna and the Apocalypse,6.3,54 +21039,"[35, 10749, 27]",421131,en,The Carmilla Movie,7.81,2017-10-27,The Carmilla Movie,7.9,70 +21040,[27],297160,en,XX,7.806,2017-02-17,XX,4.9,222 +21041,"[27, 14, 10402]",375742,pl,Córki dancingu,7.803,2017-02-01,The Lure,6.5,88 +21042,[18],451657,fr,Jusqu'à la garde,7.794,2017-10-18,Custody,7.5,263 +21043,[28],449503,en,Kill 'em All,7.791,2017-06-06,Kill 'em All,5.2,36 +21044,"[35, 878]",86828,en,Absolutely Anything,7.786,2015-09-04,Absolutely Anything,5.7,688 +21045,"[80, 18]",326285,en,American Pastoral,7.782,2016-10-21,American Pastoral,6.0,339 +21046,"[35, 18, 10752]",354287,en,War Machine,7.782,2017-05-26,War Machine,5.6,579 +21047,[18],467675,fr,La Douleur,7.777,2017-08-17,Memoir of War,6.4,73 +21048,"[10752, 18]",383585,en,The Yellow Birds,7.757,2018-06-15,The Yellow Birds,6.2,50 +21049,"[53, 27]",398588,en,Dismissed,7.73,2017-10-08,Dismissed,5.9,106 +21050,"[18, 53]",396940,en,Super Dark Times,7.724,2017-09-29,Super Dark Times,6.5,250 +21051,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",317091,en,November Criminals,7.714,2017-12-08,November Criminals,5.1,328 +21052,"[14, 9648, 53, 18]",294795,en,The 9th Life of Louis Drax,7.702,2016-09-01,The 9th Life of Louis Drax,6.4,253 +21053,"[18, 53, 10752]",399790,en,Churchill,7.692,2017-06-02,Churchill,6.1,150 +21054,"[18, 36, 35]",450322,en,The Man Who Invented Christmas,7.687,2017-11-22,The Man Who Invented Christmas,6.6,323 +21055,"[10749, 18]",430161,es,El faro de las orcas,7.68,2017-04-07,The Lighthouse of the Orcas,7.1,94 +21056,[35],336890,en,Goon: Last of the Enforcers,7.659,2017-09-01,Goon: Last of the Enforcers,5.7,138 +21057,"[18, 36, 10749]",359784,en,Maudie,7.658,2017-06-16,Maudie,7.7,125 +21058,"[12, 16]",366170,ja,遊☆戯☆王 THE DARK SIDE OF DIMENSIONS,7.656,2017-01-27,Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Dark Side of Dimensions,6.7,75 +21059,[878],484886,en,Singularity,7.654,2017-11-24,Singularity,3.7,98 +21060,[18],337844,en,In Dubious Battle,7.646,2017-02-17,In Dubious Battle,5.9,67 +21061,"[878, 16, 28, 80]",461615,fr,Mutafukaz,7.643,2017-10-21,MFKZ,7.1,81 +21062,"[35, 12, 27]",433941,en,Dave Made a Maze,7.643,2017-08-18,Dave Made a Maze,6.4,83 +21063,[18],438634,ca,Estiu 1993,7.635,2017-10-06,Summer 1993,7.4,81 +21064,"[16, 12, 10751, 14]",476631,en,Barbie: Dolphin Magic,7.631,2017-09-18,Barbie: Dolphin Magic,6.5,65 +21065,"[80, 18]",390584,en,King Cobra,7.631,2016-10-21,King Cobra,5.9,274 +21066,"[9648, 80, 18, 53]",412302,en,Gemini,7.62,2018-03-30,Gemini,5.6,59 +21067,"[27, 14, 18, 9648]",333357,en,Stephanie,7.616,2017-04-27,Stephanie,5.6,87 +21068,"[27, 35]",459202,en,Boo 2! A Madea Halloween,7.594,2017-10-20,Boo 2! A Madea Halloween,5.5,352 +21069,"[18, 36]",429662,en,Viceroy's House,7.571,2017-09-01,Viceroy's House,6.7,146 +21070,[10749],375867,en,Paris Can Wait,7.557,2017-05-12,Paris Can Wait,5.4,98 +21071,[35],352501,en,All Nighter,7.553,2017-03-17,All Nighter,5.7,100 +21072,"[35, 18]",353569,en,Table 19,7.551,2017-03-03,Table 19,6.0,604 +21073,"[18, 10749, 878, 53, 9648]",376134,en,The Discovery,7.542,2017-01-20,The Discovery,6.2,651 +21074,"[18, 10749]",413998,en,My Cousin Rachel,7.54,2017-06-09,My Cousin Rachel,5.5,335 +21075,"[18, 53]",413992,en,Sweet Virginia,7.531,2017-11-17,Sweet Virginia,6.0,116 +21076,"[16, 14, 9648]",362585,ja,傷物語〈Ⅲ冷血篇〉,7.53,2017-04-07,Kizumonogatari Part 3: Reiketsu,8.5,34 +21077,[53],301355,en,Message from the King,7.528,2017-08-04,Message from the King,6.3,197 +21078,"[99, 10770]",467062,en,Spielberg,7.513,2017-10-05,Spielberg,7.6,109 +21079,[18],336011,en,White Girl,7.499,2016-09-02,White Girl,5.6,221 +21080,[18],414770,ja,アンチポルノ,7.456,2017-12-29,Antiporno,6.7,67 +21081,"[28, 18]",426284,ja,無限の住人,7.451,2017-11-03,Blade of the Immortal,6.5,194 +21082,"[16, 35, 10751]",295693,en,The Boss Baby,7.445,2017-03-31,The Boss Baby,6.4,4314 +21083,[99],469019,en,Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond,7.442,2017-11-11,Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond,7.6,304 +21084,"[28, 80, 53]",388202,en,Arsenal,7.436,2017-01-06,Arsenal,4.6,63 +21085,[35],369524,en,The Comedian,7.433,2016-12-09,The Comedian,5.6,68 +21086,"[878, 28, 12, 35]",472054,en,Lazer Team 2,7.422,2017-11-13,Lazer Team 2,6.4,12 +21087,"[27, 9648, 878]",443319,en,Phoenix Forgotten,7.412,2017-04-21,Phoenix Forgotten,5.6,134 +21088,[35],422615,en,The Clapper,7.405,2018-01-26,The Clapper,5.0,104 +21089,"[35, 80]",367462,en,68 Kill,7.385,2017-03-11,68 Kill,5.0,50 +21090,"[878, 53]",473072,en,2036: Nexus Dawn,7.381,2017-08-29,2036: Nexus Dawn,7.1,147 +21091,"[10751, 16, 14, 35]",362058,ru,Снежная королева 3. Огонь и лед,7.375,2017-08-31,The Snow Queen 3: Fire and Ice,7.5,14 +21092,"[27, 53]",375355,en,Don't Hang Up,7.358,2017-02-10,Don't Hang Up,5.7,208 +21093,[99],432602,en,An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power,7.357,2017-07-28,An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power,7.0,75 +21094,"[878, 18, 9648]",395814,en,Rememory,7.356,2017-09-08,Rememory,6.1,210 +21095,"[28, 18, 53]",262982,en,The Hollow Point,7.322,2016-12-16,The Hollow Point,6.1,81 +21096,[18],334532,en,100 Streets,7.317,2016-06-08,100 Streets,6.2,91 +21097,"[878, 35, 14, 99]",441829,en,Team Thor: Part 2,7.315,2017-02-14,Team Thor: Part 2,7.4,126 +21098,"[9648, 53]",345923,en,All I See Is You,7.312,2017-10-27,All I See Is You,4.9,311 +21099,"[18, 53]",301334,en,Una,7.304,2017-10-06,Una,6.4,103 +21100,"[28, 12, 18]",340442,en,Pilgrimage,7.298,2017-08-11,Pilgrimage,5.9,126 +21101,"[28, 16, 878]",475946,en,ブレードランナー ブラックアウト 2022,7.284,2017-09-26,Blade Runner: Black Out 2022,7.4,146 +21102,"[10402, 18, 10749, 10770]",444902,en,Dirty Dancing,7.283,2017-05-24,Dirty Dancing,5.2,238 +21103,"[53, 80, 9648]",412000,en,Small Town Crime,7.272,2018-01-19,Small Town Crime,6.6,97 +21104,"[18, 53]",393732,en,Mean Dreams,7.261,2017-03-17,Mean Dreams,6.6,57 +21105,"[18, 9648, 10749]",316021,en,Frank & Lola,7.256,2016-12-09,Frank & Lola,5.6,86 +21106,"[18, 10402]",402529,en,All Eyez on Me,7.249,2017-06-16,All Eyez on Me,6.4,695 +21107,"[18, 14, 9648]",374464,fr,Planetarium,7.246,2017-08-11,Planetarium,4.5,108 +21108,"[35, 18]",415401,en,The Party,7.233,2018-02-16,The Party,6.4,229 +21109,"[35, 18, 10402]",426230,en,Band Aid,7.229,2017-06-02,Band Aid,6.5,83 +21110,"[99, 10402]",448449,en,Whitney: Can I Be Me,7.228,2017-04-27,Whitney: Can I Be Me,6.3,104 +21111,"[10751, 14, 12, 16, 35]",378111,de,A Stork's Journey,7.192,2017-06-30,A Stork's Journey,5.3,60 +21112,[35],397442,en,Win It All,7.186,2017-03-11,Win It All,5.7,149 +21113,"[36, 27]",467239,en,Temple,7.186,2017-09-01,Temple,3.9,88 +21114,"[18, 10749]",390056,en,Rebel in the Rye,7.178,2017-09-15,Rebel in the Rye,6.9,102 +21115,"[53, 18, 878]",446827,en,Prodigy,7.178,2017-03-04,Prodigy,6.7,43 +21116,"[35, 18]",396810,en,The Last Word,7.17,2017-03-03,The Last Word,6.6,186 +21117,"[18, 16]",378108,ja,この世界の片隅に,7.168,2017-06-20,In This Corner of the World,8.1,178 +21118,[35],419472,en,The Polka King,7.165,2017-01-22,The Polka King,5.6,125 +21119,"[35, 18, 10749, 10402]",426030,en,Finding Your Feet,7.161,2018-03-30,Finding Your Feet,7.2,64 +21120,"[35, 10749, 18]",390059,en,Permission,7.122,2018-02-09,Permission,4.8,69 +21121,"[18, 10751, 35]",404378,en,A Street Cat Named Bob,7.12,2016-11-18,A Street Cat Named Bob,7.5,500 +21122,"[10749, 18]",398174,en,Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool,7.118,2017-09-01,Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool,6.7,74 +21123,"[35, 27]",472338,en,Victor Crowley,7.118,2017-08-22,Victor Crowley,5.7,44 +21124,"[16, 14, 9648]",362584,ja,傷物語〈Ⅱ熱血篇〉,7.101,2016-10-22,Kizumonogatari Part 2: Nekketsu,8.4,38 +21125,"[53, 27]",433244,en,Clinical,7.088,2017-01-13,Clinical,5.3,199 +21126,"[53, 9648]",416166,en,The Institute,7.08,2017-03-03,The Institute,3.9,60 +21127,"[12, 18, 53]",428446,en,Walking Out,7.077,2017-01-21,Walking Out,5.9,66 +21128,[18],30020,fa,طعم گيلاس,7.076,1997-09-28,Taste of Cherry,7.3,139 +21129,"[16, 10751]",563710,en,Angela's Christmas,7.06,2017-12-08,Angela's Christmas,6.4,73 +21130,[35],449674,en,Louis C.K. 2017,7.059,2017-04-04,Louis C.K. 2017,7.4,131 +21131,"[16, 10751, 14]",366644,zh,小门神,7.058,2017-09-01,The Guardian Brothers,5.8,49 +21132,[18],424998,en,The Case for Christ,7.05,2017-04-07,The Case for Christ,6.8,119 +21133,"[18, 10752]",390054,en,Sand Castle,7.035,2017-04-21,Sand Castle,6.4,348 +21134,[53],451156,en,Infidelity in Suburbia,7.032,2017-02-25,Infidelity in Suburbia,4.3,13 +21135,[99],411019,en,I Am Not Your Negro,7.026,2017-02-03,I Am Not Your Negro,8.1,196 +21136,"[28, 35, 878]",401544,en,Death Race 2050,7.018,2017-01-17,Death Race 2050,3.8,75 +21137,"[28, 878, 27]",461955,en,Rakka,7.017,2017-06-14,Rakka,7.1,89 +21138,[18],439154,fr,Sage femme,7.015,2017-07-28,The Midwife,6.0,66 +21139,"[18, 35]",436459,en,Almost Friends,7.001,2017-11-17,Almost Friends,6.1,81 +21140,"[18, 10749]",426238,en,Beach Rats,7.001,2017-08-25,Beach Rats,5.9,262 +21141,"[36, 18]",400020,fr,Le jeune Karl Marx,7.0,2017-06-11,The Young Karl Marx,7.0,126 +21142,"[53, 80, 18, 9648]",457962,en,Shimmer Lake,6.999,2017-06-09,Shimmer Lake,6.0,177 +21143,"[16, 10751]",430474,en,Deep,6.982,2017-11-25,Deep,4.9,47 +21144,[35],346681,en,Wilson,6.97,2017-03-24,Wilson,5.8,195 +21145,"[35, 18]",429107,en,Beatriz at Dinner,6.961,2017-06-09,Beatriz at Dinner,5.8,100 +21146,[27],463015,en,Devil's Whisper,6.958,2017-06-10,Devil's Whisper,5.2,9 +21147,"[28, 12, 80]",463906,en,The Saint,6.958,2017-07-11,The Saint,5.1,133 +21148,[99],428612,en,Strong Island,6.952,2017-01-23,Strong Island,6.6,51 +21149,[18],375098,en,The Show,6.948,2017-03-11,The Show,5.9,88 +21150,"[27, 53, 10749]",486011,en,Like.Share.Follow.,6.947,2017-10-31,Like.Share.Follow.,5.2,65 +21151,"[27, 53]",416160,en,The Vault,6.945,2017-09-01,The Vault,4.7,187 +21152,"[18, 9648, 10749]",301372,en,Voice from the Stone,6.941,2017-04-28,Voice from the Stone,5.5,231 +21153,"[10770, 35, 10749]",447061,en,Red Nose Day Actually,6.938,2017-05-25,Red Nose Day Actually,7.4,130 +21154,[18],253154,en,Imperial Dreams,6.937,2014-01-20,Imperial Dreams,6.7,87 +21155,[18],426256,en,Patti Cake$,6.934,2017-08-18,Patti Cake$,7.0,122 +21156,"[80, 53, 18]",414063,fr,Le Fidèle,6.927,2017-10-21,Racer and the Jailbird,6.2,84 +21157,"[18, 10402, 10749]",330947,en,Song to Song,6.923,2017-03-17,Song to Song,5.3,472 +21158,"[18, 9648, 80]",419835,en,Crooked House,6.917,2017-12-22,Crooked House,6.4,339 +21159,[18],373546,en,Chuck,6.917,2017-05-05,Chuck,6.4,59 +21160,"[10749, 35]",431093,en,Everybody Loves Somebody,6.897,2017-02-17,Everybody Loves Somebody,6.5,82 +21161,[35],432787,en,Fun Mom Dinner,6.885,2017-08-04,Fun Mom Dinner,5.7,116 +21162,[27],483737,en,Totem,6.861,2017-11-10,Totem,4.8,64 +21163,"[10751, 14, 16]",433471,en,Lou,6.849,2017-06-16,Lou,7.8,157 +21164,[27],369202,fi,Bodom,6.849,2017-03-12,Lake Bodom,5.2,92 +21165,[14],458354,en,Sleeping Beauties,6.839,2017-07-27,Sleeping Beauties,4.3,4 +21166,[35],444705,en,Dave Chappelle: The Age of Spin,6.836,2017-03-21,Dave Chappelle: The Age of Spin,7.9,107 +21167,"[18, 36, 80, 53]",479309,en,The Lost Wife of Robert Durst,6.808,2017-11-04,The Lost Wife of Robert Durst,5.6,5 +21168,[18],375183,en,A Family Man,6.798,2017-07-28,A Family Man,6.8,243 +21169,"[35, 27]",398798,en,The Night Watchmen,6.772,2017-03-04,The Night Watchmen,4.7,47 +21170,"[35, 53, 18]",369697,en,Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer,6.755,2017-04-14,Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer,5.5,95 +21171,[35],433245,en,Take the 10,6.731,2017-01-20,Take the 10,5.3,82 +21172,"[18, 9648, 53, 27]",423236,is,Ég Man Þig,6.721,2017-11-10,I Remember You,6.4,64 +21173,"[16, 18, 14, 10751]",337703,fr,La tortue rouge,6.697,2017-01-20,The Red Turtle,7.6,555 +21174,[27],459068,en,Darkness Rising,6.693,2017-06-30,Darkness Rising,3.8,36 +21175,[99],466485,en,Conor McGregor: Notorious,6.663,2017-11-08,Conor McGregor: Notorious,7.6,67 +21176,"[35, 27, 18]",434873,en,It Stains the Sands Red,6.627,2017-06-20,It Stains the Sands Red,5.2,89 +21177,"[27, 18, 53, 9648]",420707,en,Cage Dive,6.625,2017-08-11,Cage Dive,4.4,143 +21178,"[53, 9648]",324538,en,Damascus Cover,6.624,2018-07-20,Damascus Cover,5.5,24 +21179,"[18, 80, 53]",423414,en,Last Rampage,6.611,2017-09-22,Last Rampage,6.0,13 +21180,[18],291869,en,I Am Michael,6.594,2015-01-29,I Am Michael,5.9,124 +21181,[35],488223,en,Dave Chappelle: Equanimity,6.576,2017-12-30,Dave Chappelle: Equanimity,7.6,74 +21182,[18],353728,en,Closet Monster,6.547,2016-09-23,Closet Monster,7.2,163 +21183,[35],485504,en,El Camino Christmas,6.54,2017-12-08,El Camino Christmas,5.8,133 +21184,[35],458310,en,Hasan Minhaj: Homecoming King,6.538,2017-05-23,Hasan Minhaj: Homecoming King,7.9,63 +21185,"[99, 10770]",410718,en,Before the Flood,6.518,2016-10-21,Before the Flood,7.9,387 +21186,"[27, 9648, 53]",403368,en,Havenhurst,6.51,2017-02-10,Havenhurst,5.0,61 +21187,"[18, 10749, 53, 9648]",429070,fr,Les Fantômes d'Ismaël,6.5,2018-03-23,Ismael's Ghosts,5.7,82 +21188,"[18, 10749]",342472,en,1 Mile To You,6.497,2017-04-07,1 Mile To You,6.6,103 +21189,"[10749, 18, 80]",408873,en,Kings,6.477,2018-04-27,Kings,6.1,64 +21190,"[18, 35, 14]",330764,fr,Le tout nouveau testament,6.47,2015-12-25,The Brand New Testament,6.6,768 +21191,[37],455675,en,Hickok,6.455,2017-07-07,Hickok,4.8,47 +21192,[35],470472,en,The Wilde Wedding,6.454,2017-09-15,The Wilde Wedding,5.8,32 +21193,"[18, 80]",396774,en,Bomb City,6.44,2017-03-31,Bomb City,7.4,76 +21194,"[18, 36, 37]",468210,en,Sweet Country,6.435,2018-04-06,Sweet Country,6.8,67 +21195,"[16, 35, 18, 10749]",37100,ja,劇場版 美少女戦士セーラームーンＲ,6.414,2017-01-13,Sailor Moon R: The Movie,7.5,32 +21196,"[35, 80, 18, 53]",425591,en,I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore,6.411,2017-01-19,I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore,6.6,595 +21197,"[16, 10751, 9648, 35, 37]",427564,en,Scooby-Doo! Shaggy's Showdown,6.387,2017-02-14,Scooby-Doo! Shaggy's Showdown,6.7,30 +21198,"[28, 53]",443700,en,Altitude,6.377,2017-04-14,Altitude,4.4,57 +21199,"[10751, 14]",476549,en,Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library,6.349,2017-10-09,Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library,5.0,14 +21200,"[28, 18, 27, 53]",433945,ja,東京喰種 トーキョーグール,6.344,2017-07-16,Tokyo Ghoul,6.3,76 +21201,"[53, 28, 80]",432836,ko,살인자의 기억법,6.338,2017-09-08,Memoir of a Murderer,7.4,58 +21202,[18],353575,en,LBJ,6.304,2017-11-03,LBJ,6.6,65 +21203,"[35, 18]",408272,en,Catfight,6.294,2017-03-03,Catfight,5.6,83 +21204,"[35, 18]",397601,en,The Bachelors,6.285,2017-10-20,The Bachelors,7.0,61 +21205,"[16, 80, 99]",381028,en,Tower,6.276,2016-03-13,Tower,7.8,102 +21206,"[53, 27, 9648]",359228,en,Ghost House,6.271,2017-08-25,Ghost House,5.1,58 +21207,"[35, 10749]",412209,en,Tramps,6.267,2017-04-21,Tramps,6.1,111 +21208,"[35, 16, 12]",439058,en,Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie,6.266,2017-11-23,Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie,7.8,63 +21209,"[10749, 35]",432789,en,The Incredible Jessica James,6.255,2017-01-27,The Incredible Jessica James,6.3,112 +21210,"[10402, 99]",481850,en,Demi Lovato: Simply Complicated,6.245,2017-10-17,Demi Lovato: Simply Complicated,8.4,88 +21211,"[10770, 9648, 80, 18]",436398,en,Dead Over Heels: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,6.243,2017-03-19,Dead Over Heels: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,6.5,19 +21212,"[10770, 10749, 18]",435107,en,A Royal Winter,6.233,2017-01-14,A Royal Winter,6.3,48 +21213,"[878, 28, 53]",383538,en,The Shadow Effect,6.231,2017-05-02,The Shadow Effect,4.8,74 +21214,"[18, 878]",426254,en,Marjorie Prime,6.229,2017-08-18,Marjorie Prime,6.0,78 +21215,[99],415086,en,What the Health,6.224,2017-03-16,What the Health,7.5,151 +21216,[99],430826,en,Casting JonBenet,6.208,2017-04-28,Casting JonBenet,5.7,92 +21217,[99],355277,zh,Born in China,6.185,2017-04-21,Born in China,7.3,79 +21218,"[10749, 18]",433252,en,Our Souls at Night,6.18,2017-09-29,Our Souls at Night,6.5,198 +21219,"[9648, 53]",460229,en,Kiss and Kill,6.162,2017-08-08,Kiss and Kill,4.4,8 +21220,[18],382127,en,Manifesto,6.154,2017-05-10,Manifesto,7.4,76 +21221,"[80, 18]",453270,it,A Ciambra,6.152,2018-01-19,The Ciambra,7.5,65 +21222,"[35, 18]",400637,en,Smartass,6.151,2017-09-12,Smartass,5.8,18 +21223,"[28, 878]",457832,zh,逆时营救,6.15,2017-06-30,Reset,6.0,34 +21224,[53],438435,en,M.F.A.,6.145,2017-03-13,M.F.A.,6.2,54 +21225,"[18, 53, 9648]",401546,en,The Dinner,6.143,2017-05-05,The Dinner,4.2,148 +21226,[18],385955,en,Where Is Kyra?,6.12,2018-04-06,Where Is Kyra?,6.2,22 +21227,[18],527427,en,Enter The Wild,6.079,2017-12-01,Enter The Wild,4.1,19 +21228,"[35, 18, 10749]",357424,en,Almost Adults,6.058,2016-10-15,Almost Adults,6.2,102 +21229,[53],356500,en,Detour,6.03,2017-01-20,Detour,6.5,76 +21230,"[35, 18, 14, 10749]",352490,en,This Beautiful Fantastic,6.026,2017-03-10,This Beautiful Fantastic,7.3,155 +21231,"[35, 10749]",321558,en,The Truth About Lies,6.024,2017-08-01,The Truth About Lies,5.7,10 +21232,[18],426265,en,Burning Sands,6.019,2017-01-24,Burning Sands,6.2,70 +21233,"[9648, 18]",367147,en,Buster's Mal Heart,6.013,2017-04-28,Buster's Mal Heart,6.4,113 +21234,"[28, 12, 878]",393306,en,The Veil,6.0,2017-01-19,The Veil,4.1,44 +21235,"[878, 28, 12, 10770]",474227,en,Inhumans: The First Chapter,5.994,2017-09-01,Inhumans: The First Chapter,5.1,67 +21236,[18],352885,en,The Book of Love,5.982,2017-01-13,The Book of Love,6.5,102 +21237,"[18, 10749]",364733,en,Blind,5.975,2017-07-14,Blind,5.8,63 +21238,"[80, 18]",401743,en,The Most Hated Woman in America,5.97,2017-03-14,The Most Hated Woman in America,6.0,82 +21239,"[28, 18, 10752]",405965,en,An Ordinary Man,5.963,2017-10-28,An Ordinary Man,5.9,20 +21240,[18],368942,en,A Quiet Passion,5.951,2017-07-11,A Quiet Passion,6.3,88 +21241,"[18, 878]",415312,en,The Man from Earth: Holocene,5.926,2017-06-10,The Man from Earth: Holocene,6.1,55 +21242,[35],402582,en,Handsome: A Netflix Mystery Movie,5.923,2017-05-05,Handsome: A Netflix Mystery Movie,5.3,67 +21243,"[27, 53]",406107,en,Dead Awake,5.907,2017-05-12,Dead Awake,4.9,50 +21244,"[18, 35]",450477,en,"Literally, Right Before Aaron",5.904,2017-04-22,"Literally, Right Before Aaron",5.2,43 +21245,"[35, 18]",346650,en,Girlfriend's Day,5.894,2017-02-14,Girlfriend's Day,4.7,59 +21246,"[80, 99]",438446,en,Mommy Dead and Dearest,5.893,2017-03-11,Mommy Dead and Dearest,7.3,85 +21247,"[27, 18]",466565,de,Hagazussa,5.89,2017-09-22,Hagazussa,5.9,32 +21248,"[10751, 35]",464331,en,Undercover Grandpa,5.882,2017-07-07,Undercover Grandpa,5.7,30 +21249,"[80, 18, 9648, 53, 27]",431112,en,Awakening the Zodiac,5.873,2017-06-09,Awakening the Zodiac,5.0,64 +21250,[18],322517,en,All Summers End,5.87,2017-02-06,All Summers End,6.7,19 +21251,"[18, 14]",364220,en,The Keeping Hours,5.868,2017-06-15,The Keeping Hours,6.6,42 +21252,"[35, 80]",426272,en,Take Me,5.865,2017-05-05,Take Me,5.7,84 +21253,[35],371865,fr,Ma Loute,5.865,2017-04-21,Slack Bay,5.6,123 +21254,"[27, 53, 9648]",459947,en,Jackals,5.864,2017-09-01,Jackals,5.4,63 +21255,"[14, 27]",405882,en,Don't Kill It,5.833,2017-03-03,Don't Kill It,5.9,80 +21256,"[10751, 16, 35]",453575,ja,クレヨンしんちゃん 襲来！！宇宙人シリリ,5.823,2017-04-30,Crayon Shin-chan: Invasion!! Alien Shiriri,9.0,3 +21257,[28],434119,ko,공조,5.811,2017-02-03,Confidential Assignment,6.7,30 +21258,"[35, 18, 10751]",403570,en,Red Dog: True Blue,5.795,2017-01-22,Red Dog: True Blue,6.5,40 +21259,[99],450945,en,I Am Heath Ledger,5.785,2017-04-23,I Am Heath Ledger,7.6,109 +21260,"[28, 36]",455043,zh,荡寇风云,5.783,2017-06-02,God of War,5.3,34 +21261,[35],353440,en,Killing Hasselhoff,5.739,2017-08-29,Killing Hasselhoff,4.7,60 +21262,[37],438457,en,The Ballad of Lefty Brown,5.73,2017-12-15,The Ballad of Lefty Brown,6.2,71 +21263,[35],444513,en,Amy Schumer: The Leather Special,5.728,2017-03-07,Amy Schumer: The Leather Special,4.2,92 +21264,[18],441168,en,From Straight A's to XXX,5.72,2017-02-11,From Straight A's to XXX,5.4,23 +21265,"[878, 28]",457710,en,Empire of the Sharks,5.72,2017-08-05,Empire of the Sharks,4.0,18 +21266,"[53, 27]",464757,en,Nightworld,5.712,2017-10-20,Nightworld,4.5,36 +21267,"[53, 18, 10402]",451751,en,American Satan,5.707,2017-10-13,American Satan,6.1,55 +21268,"[12, 14, 28]",435800,zh,西游伏妖篇,5.701,2017-02-03,Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back,6.5,29 +21269,[18],430406,en,Running Wild,5.691,2017-02-10,Running Wild,6.4,26 +21270,"[35, 18]",396398,en,The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected),5.689,2017-10-13,The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected),6.4,465 +21271,"[35, 10749]",462723,en,All I Wish,5.688,2017-05-03,All I Wish,5.4,26 +21272,"[10751, 14, 16, 35]",459159,en,Hotel Transylvania: Puppy!,5.68,2017-07-28,Hotel Transylvania: Puppy!,6.1,54 +21273,[18],326382,es,Zama,5.671,2017-09-30,Zama,6.9,50 +21274,"[18, 53, 28, 878]",347882,en,Sleight,5.664,2017-04-28,Sleight,5.3,367 +21275,"[18, 10770]",424600,en,The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks,5.66,2017-04-22,The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks,6.6,52 +21276,"[35, 18, 10749]",462181,en,Palm Swings,5.656,2017-10-03,Palm Swings,5.7,7 +21277,[27],401065,en,The Axe Murders of Villisca,5.655,2017-01-20,The Axe Murders of Villisca,4.5,34 +21278,[35],413778,fr,Paris pieds nus,5.641,2016-09-02,Lost in Paris,6.2,47 +21279,[18],392817,ru,Ученик,5.625,2017-04-21,The Student,6.5,81 +21280,"[28, 53]",472921,en,Skybound,5.613,2017-11-07,Skybound,4.6,16 +21281,"[18, 35]",421471,en,Flower,5.612,2018-03-16,Flower,6.4,96 +21282,"[35, 18]",440424,en,Freak Show,5.589,2018-01-12,Freak Show,7.2,49 +21283,"[18, 36]",319337,de,Elser,5.585,2017-06-30,13 Minutes,6.9,136 +21284,"[80, 53]",362202,en,The Crash,5.545,2017-01-13,The Crash,4.6,24 +21285,"[99, 10402]",472424,en,Gaga: Five Foot Two,5.544,2017-09-22,Gaga: Five Foot Two,7.7,368 +21286,[27],436973,en,Dead Night,5.524,2018-07-27,Dead Night,4.4,19 +21287,[99],462145,en,Mountain,5.489,2017-09-01,Mountain,7.9,25 +21288,"[10752, 18, 36, 10749]",403390,en,Bitter Harvest,5.489,2017-02-24,Bitter Harvest,6.2,42 +21289,"[28, 27]",462036,en,The Monster Project,5.484,2017-08-18,The Monster Project,4.7,52 +21290,"[18, 28]",440777,en,Female Fight Club,5.477,2017-08-08,Female Fight Club,5.5,18 +21291,[878],464742,en,Mad Genius,5.471,2017-12-09,Mad Genius,6.4,5 +21292,"[35, 10749, 18]",390053,en,Crash Pad,5.458,2017-10-27,Crash Pad,6.0,49 +21293,"[28, 18, 10752]",396616,no,Kongens nei,5.428,2017-01-10,The King's Choice,6.9,52 +21294,"[14, 35]",452030,en,Cinderella's Hot Night,5.428,2017-05-30,Cinderella's Hot Night,6.0,55 +21295,[53],376453,en,Operation Avalanche,5.414,2016-09-16,Operation Avalanche,6.3,103 +21296,"[10749, 10770]",480623,en,Christmas Getaway,5.411,2017-12-23,Christmas Getaway,6.8,24 +21297,"[18, 53, 27]",438436,en,Most Beautiful Island,5.411,2017-11-03,Most Beautiful Island,5.3,45 +21298,"[18, 10749]",416691,en,1 Night,5.409,2017-02-10,1 Night,6.4,107 +21299,"[10752, 12, 28]",435880,ko,대립군,5.403,2017-06-16,Warriors of the Dawn,7.5,10 +21300,[35],317560,en,Carrie Pilby,5.392,2017-03-31,Carrie Pilby,7.2,163 +21301,"[28, 878]",443109,en,Oceans Rising,5.369,2017-01-19,Oceans Rising,3.6,37 +21302,[18],460276,en,The Song of Sway Lake,5.361,2017-06-21,The Song of Sway Lake,3.5,3 +21303,[27],13511,fr,Rawhead Rex,5.357,2017-08-04,Rawhead Rex,5.2,46 +21304,"[53, 80, 18]",463940,en,Locked Up,5.347,2017-06-20,Locked Up,5.5,11 +21305,[35],494368,en,Dave Chappelle: The Bird Revelation,5.344,2017-12-31,Dave Chappelle: The Bird Revelation,7.9,57 +21306,[35],373209,en,Izzy Gets the F*ck Across Town,5.338,2018-06-22,Izzy Gets the F*ck Across Town,6.1,21 +21307,"[14, 12, 35, 10751]",450509,en,Albion: The Enchanted Stallion,5.334,2016-05-01,Albion: The Enchanted Stallion,6.0,57 +21308,[99],366696,en,The Red Pill,5.329,2016-10-14,The Red Pill,7.7,79 +21309,"[35, 18]",419459,en,Landline,5.321,2017-07-21,Landline,6.5,47 +21310,[18],425751,en,The Hero,5.311,2017-06-09,The Hero,6.2,84 +21311,"[28, 53, 18]",403867,hi,काबिल,5.307,2017-01-27,Kaabil,7.1,68 +21312,[99],456508,en,Chris Brown: Welcome to My Life,5.3,2017-06-08,Chris Brown: Welcome to My Life,6.4,226 +21313,"[27, 53, 9648]",512926,en,Against The Night,5.3,2017-09-15,Against The Night,5.2,9 +21314,"[28, 35, 10752]",377447,zh,鐵道飛虎,5.283,2017-01-06,Railroad Tigers,6.0,55 +21315,[99],359749,en,78/52,5.271,2017-10-13,78/52,7.6,48 +21316,"[28, 878, 10752, 27]",463800,en,Firebase,5.265,2017-06-28,Firebase,7.0,54 +21317,"[53, 28, 18, 27]",436494,en,Feral,5.258,2018-05-25,Feral,5.1,32 +21318,"[18, 53]",380623,fr,Nocturama,5.25,2017-08-11,Nocturama,6.7,88 +21319,"[9648, 10770]",436401,en,"Murder, She Baked: Just Desserts",5.249,2017-03-26,"Murder, She Baked: Just Desserts",7.2,22 +21320,[16],483306,en,Dear Basketball,5.231,2017-04-23,Dear Basketball,7.1,91 +21321,[27],425931,en,The Black Room,5.227,2017-04-28,The Black Room,3.7,75 +21322,[18],356752,en,AWOL,5.212,2017-05-19,AWOL,5.5,12 +21323,"[35, 28, 12]",456098,en,All About the Money,5.193,2017-06-02,All About the Money,6.0,15 +21324,[18],419473,en,Aardvark,5.181,2018-04-13,Aardvark,5.4,11 +21325,[18],458293,en,Michael Jackson: Searching for Neverland,5.166,2017-05-29,Michael Jackson: Searching for Neverland,6.4,76 +21326,[35],459295,en,Sarah Silverman: A Speck of Dust,5.161,2017-05-30,Sarah Silverman: A Speck of Dust,7.3,44 +21327,"[878, 53]",188924,en,Atomica,5.139,2017-03-17,Atomica,4.8,47 +21328,"[18, 9648, 53]",393172,en,Bottom of the World,5.136,2017-03-31,Bottom of the World,5.4,58 +21329,"[35, 18, 10749]",459225,en,The Feels,5.129,2017-06-09,The Feels,5.9,46 +21330,"[18, 35, 80]",428687,en,Deidra & Laney Rob a Train,5.128,2017-01-23,Deidra & Laney Rob a Train,5.8,64 +21331,"[18, 27]",371560,en,The Eyes of My Mother,5.125,2016-12-02,The Eyes of My Mother,6.3,153 +21332,[99],473415,en,Voyeur,5.113,2017-10-04,Voyeur,6.3,67 +21333,"[35, 18]",436167,de,Die göttliche Ordnung,5.109,2017-07-23,The Divine Order,7.5,49 +21334,"[28, 35, 27]",412758,en,Eat Locals,5.084,2017-04-06,Eat Locals,5.4,61 +21335,[18],382509,fr,Cézanne et moi,5.083,2017-03-31,Cezanne and I,6.1,70 +21336,"[18, 36]",457251,zh,芳华,5.082,2017-12-15,Youth,7.7,27 +21337,"[53, 27]",366617,en,Blood Hunt,5.08,2017-06-27,Blood Hunt,4.9,7 +21338,[99],477331,en,Long Shot,5.034,2017-09-03,Long Shot,7.2,39 +21339,"[53, 18, 27, 14]",388994,en,Ayla,5.021,2017-10-06,Ayla,3.9,14 +21340,"[18, 35]",472640,is,Undir trénu,5.005,2018-07-06,Under the Tree,7.2,36 +21341,[18],453354,fr,Ava,5.004,2017-11-14,Ava,6.1,65 +21342,"[10749, 35]",445500,en,Non-Transferable,4.995,2017-02-14,Non-Transferable,5.8,56 +21343,"[18, 53]",420260,en,The Drowning,4.992,2017-05-10,The Drowning,4.5,62 +21344,[18],414454,en,Submission,4.975,2018-03-02,Submission,6.0,8 +21345,[18],336029,he,A Tale of Love and Darkness,4.962,2016-08-19,A Tale of Love and Darkness,5.1,61 +21346,[18],333384,en,Lowriders,4.958,2017-05-12,Lowriders,6.5,46 +21347,"[18, 35]",433018,en,Frat Star,4.922,2017-01-03,Frat Star,4.6,10 +21348,"[12, 28, 14]",460557,zh,奇门遁甲,4.913,2017-12-15,The Thousand Faces of Dunjia,5.9,20 +21349,[35],426253,en,The Lovers,4.901,2017-05-05,The Lovers,5.3,38 +21350,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 878]",322487,en,Spark: A Space Tail,4.901,2017-04-14,Spark: A Space Tail,4.4,28 +21351,"[27, 18]",392818,en,The Transfiguration,4.886,2017-04-07,The Transfiguration,6.1,63 +21352,[35],442750,en,The Hippopotamus,4.88,2017-01-14,The Hippopotamus,6.7,43 +21353,"[28, 35, 80]",558144,en,Deadpool: No Good Deed,4.871,2017-03-02,Deadpool: No Good Deed,7.2,42 +21354,[878],456504,en,Last Supper,4.863,2017-02-22,Last Supper,6.2,38 +21355,[18],414372,fr,"Polina, danser sa vie",4.834,2017-08-25,Polina,6.6,56 +21356,[99],411007,en,Abacus: Small Enough to Jail,4.833,2017-05-19,Abacus: Small Enough to Jail,7.3,39 +21357,[18],473706,en,Pin Cushion,4.823,2018-07-20,Pin Cushion,6.9,20 +21358,"[27, 878]",464111,en,Zygote,4.822,2017-07-12,Zygote,7.2,60 +21359,[27],431392,en,Charlie Charlie,4.821,2017-01-03,Charlie Charlie,3.9,15 +21360,"[18, 27, 53]",401359,en,Breakdown Lane,4.784,2017-01-05,Breakdown Lane,4.1,12 +21361,[27],515387,en,American Exorcist,4.777,2017-11-04,American Exorcist,5.8,4 +21362,"[80, 18, 53]",435473,en,American Violence,4.743,2017-02-03,American Violence,4.7,22 +21363,[27],489420,en,Once Upon a Time at Christmas,4.742,2017-12-12,Once Upon a Time at Christmas,3.9,8 +21364,"[18, 53]",381064,en,American Fable,4.735,2017-02-17,American Fable,6.3,50 +21365,[35],437752,en,Bill Burr: Walk Your Way Out,4.729,2017-01-31,Bill Burr: Walk Your Way Out,6.9,54 +21366,[18],334535,en,The Ticket,4.723,2017-04-07,The Ticket,5.8,39 +21367,"[9648, 18]",354285,en,The Sense of an Ending,4.711,2017-03-10,The Sense of an Ending,6.1,84 +21368,"[18, 10749]",528390,en,Women & Sometimes Men,4.704,2017-10-21,Women & Sometimes Men,5.0,3 +21369,"[35, 18]",439128,hi,न्यूटन,4.702,2017-04-24,Newton,7.0,54 +21370,"[53, 18, 27]",498596,en,The Ballerina,4.695,2017-10-20,The Ballerina,6.2,11 +21371,"[10751, 16]",447113,en,Monster High: Electrified,4.689,2017-03-27,Monster High: Electrified,7.0,22 +21372,"[14, 12, 16, 18, 878]",428288,ja,ひるね姫～知らないワタシの物語～,4.687,2017-09-08,Napping Princess,6.5,30 +21373,"[10402, 18]",376658,en,Love Beats Rhymes,4.657,2017-12-01,Love Beats Rhymes,5.7,58 +21374,"[27, 878, 53]",390883,en,The Dark Tapes,4.654,2017-04-17,The Dark Tapes,4.5,41 +21375,[18],408024,fr,Moka,4.649,2017-05-19,Moka,6.1,51 +21376,"[10751, 14, 16, 35, 12]",462650,en,Puss in Book: Trapped in an Epic Tale,4.607,2017-06-20,Puss in Book: Trapped in an Epic Tale,5.3,44 +21377,[27],480157,en,House of the Witch,4.603,2017-10-07,House of the Witch,4.2,52 +21378,"[18, 35]",433620,en,Suck It Up,4.598,2017-01-23,Suck It Up,5.1,11 +21379,"[80, 28]",382220,ko,마스터,4.579,2017-01-06,Master,7.1,33 +21380,[27],421601,en,Bornless Ones,4.577,2017-02-10,Bornless Ones,4.7,26 +21381,[99],413765,en,David Lynch: The Art Life,4.554,2017-03-31,David Lynch: The Art Life,7.1,68 +21382,[878],445872,en,Alterscape,4.552,2017-07-15,Alterscape,3.0,7 +21383,[99],470819,en,Jane,4.494,2017-10-05,Jane,7.7,39 +21384,"[18, 35]",10148,en,Krystal,4.482,2018-04-13,Krystal,4.1,21 +21385,"[35, 53]",440317,en,Freehold,4.46,2017-03-10,Freehold,5.7,14 +21386,[99],455565,en,Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story,4.457,2017-04-23,Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story,7.2,37 +21387,"[27, 53]",438734,en,Devil in the Dark,4.449,2017-03-07,Devil in the Dark,4.7,39 +21388,"[27, 878, 28]",327253,en,The Gracefield Incident,4.446,2017-07-21,The Gracefield Incident,4.9,56 +21389,[10751],446829,en,Max 2: White House Hero,4.441,2017-05-05,Max 2: White House Hero,6.6,40 +21390,"[27, 878]",460218,en,5 Headed Shark Attack,4.425,2017-09-05,5 Headed Shark Attack,3.1,26 +21391,"[12, 35, 10751, 16]",277834,en,Moana,4.419,2016-11-23,Moana,7.5,6907 +21392,"[35, 14, 10749]",474047,en,Drink Slay Love,4.409,2017-09-16,Drink Slay Love,5.9,41 +21393,[18],408435,sv,Sameblod,4.399,2017-01-20,Sami Blood,7.4,47 +21394,"[80, 10402, 53]",376575,en,48 Hours to Live,4.378,2017-01-13,48 Hours to Live,6.6,7 +21395,[18],407719,en,Golden Exits,4.369,2018-02-09,Golden Exits,6.2,25 +21396,[27],478741,en,Charismata,4.368,2017-11-04,Charismata,4.4,14 +21397,"[53, 18]",422821,en,Blood Money,4.358,2017-10-13,Blood Money,5.3,28 +21398,[27],480210,en,Truth or Dare,4.354,2017-10-08,Truth or Dare,5.2,50 +21399,"[10752, 99]",428501,en,City of Ghosts,4.341,2017-07-14,City of Ghosts,7.1,24 +21400,"[18, 10749, 53]",462183,es,Salvaje despertar,4.335,2017-06-01,Wild Awakening,7.0,5 +21401,"[16, 10751, 12, 35, 9648]",443484,en,The Swan Princess: Royally Undercover,4.306,2017-03-28,The Swan Princess: Royally Undercover,7.8,6 +21402,"[10749, 18]",454889,en,Princess Cyd,4.291,2017-11-03,Princess Cyd,6.8,44 +21403,[18],426257,en,"Roxanne, Roxanne",4.29,2017-01-22,"Roxanne, Roxanne",6.0,53 +21404,[18],345909,en,Wolves,4.27,2016-10-25,Wolves,5.8,22 +21405,[99],470385,en,"The Games of the V Olympiad Stockholm, 1912",4.243,2017-12-05,"The Games of the V Olympiad Stockholm, 1912",6.0,3 +21406,[35],443076,en,Where's the Money?,4.222,2017-10-20,Where's the Money?,6.0,53 +21407,[37],473165,en,Dead Again in Tombstone,4.218,2017-08-30,Dead Again in Tombstone,4.7,38 +21408,"[53, 18]",452410,en,Negative,4.213,2017-01-01,Negative,4.4,7 +21409,[18],390401,en,Custody,4.196,2016-04-17,Custody,7.1,28 +21410,"[53, 27]",419386,en,Besetment,4.163,2016-10-01,Besetment,3.9,12 +21411,[53],438463,es,Madre,4.154,2017-03-10,Mother,6.4,30 +21412,[27],482048,en,Halloween Pussy Trap Kill! Kill!,4.141,2017-10-27,Halloween Pussy Trap Kill! Kill!,4.4,10 +21413,[27],436496,en,Gremlin,4.129,2017-01-11,Gremlin,4.3,31 +21414,"[878, 18, 53, 27]",387801,es,La región salvaje,4.114,2016-11-14,The Untamed,6.1,61 +21415,[18],451204,en,The Last Movie Star,4.103,2018-03-30,The Last Movie Star,6.5,33 +21416,[99],436305,en,The Farthest,4.101,2017-04-20,The Farthest,8.0,40 +21417,[18],437623,ru,Заложники,4.085,2017-09-01,Hostages,6.3,23 +21418,"[35, 18]",435218,en,Lost in London,4.083,2017-01-19,Lost in London,6.4,18 +21419,"[18, 36, 10752]",346684,en,On Wings of Eagles,4.075,2017-11-03,On Wings of Eagles,5.7,16 +21420,"[10402, 99]",456806,en,Harry Styles: Behind the Album,4.049,2017-05-15,Harry Styles: Behind the Album,8.3,41 +21421,[18],341287,en,Breath,4.043,2017-11-10,Breath,6.9,30 +21422,"[28, 878, 12, 27]",271404,en,Beyond Skyline,4.043,2017-12-15,Beyond Skyline,4.9,523 +21423,"[18, 35]",450806,en,All Saints,4.042,2017-08-25,All Saints,6.1,25 +21424,[35],413990,en,Pottersville,4.041,2017-11-10,Pottersville,5.2,52 +21425,[35],473812,en,Jerry Before Seinfeld,4.018,2017-09-19,Jerry Before Seinfeld,7.1,58 +21426,"[10751, 16]",265312,en,El Americano: The Movie,3.969,2017-06-13,Americano,4.3,9 +21427,[27],522703,en,Night Howl,3.963,2017-12-12,Night Howl,4.0,6 +21428,"[16, 35, 10751, 9648]",461054,en,Lego Scooby-Doo! Blowout Beach Bash,3.948,2017-07-11,Lego Scooby-Doo! Blowout Beach Bash,6.5,26 +21429,[27],480603,en,The Lullaby,3.947,2017-03-01,The Lullaby,5.2,13 +21430,[18],515920,en,DriverX,3.945,2018-11-30,DriverX,5.6,7 +21431,"[28, 878, 12]",443297,en,Moontrap: Target Earth,3.924,2017-02-07,Moontrap: Target Earth,3.4,13 +21432,"[28, 35, 80]",455847,en,Bad Grandmas,3.91,2017-11-03,Bad Grandmas,4.4,7 +21433,"[14, 18]",455974,en,Blue My Mind,3.909,2017-09-27,Blue My Mind,6.2,25 +21434,[99],393561,en,Risk,3.878,2017-05-05,Risk,6.8,22 +21435,"[10749, 10770]",446483,en,Love at First Bark,3.874,2017-04-01,Love at First Bark,6.5,11 +21436,[27],454417,en,Unhinged,3.864,2017-08-08,Unhinged,5.1,6 +21437,[18],479970,en,Butterfly Caught,3.861,2017-10-06,Butterfly Caught,5.3,7 +21438,"[35, 10749]",403499,es,No culpes al karma de lo que te pasa por gilipollas,3.856,2017-03-10,Don't Blame Karma on What Happens to You for Being an Asshole,5.5,43 +21439,[99],433085,da,De sidste mænd i Aleppo,3.853,2017-05-03,Last Men in Aleppo,6.9,39 +21440,[10751],447429,en,Robo-Dog: Airborne,3.842,2017-03-14,Robo-Dog: Airborne,0.0,3 +21441,"[37, 18, 9648]",411141,en,The Scent of Rain & Lightning,3.82,2018-02-16,The Scent of Rain & Lightning,5.5,18 +21442,"[18, 35]",473317,en,High Fantasy,3.813,2017-11-11,High Fantasy,6.8,4 +21443,[35],431071,en,Mad Families,3.804,2017-01-12,Mad Families,4.3,27 +21444,"[53, 27, 80]",471493,en,Ryde,3.788,2017-09-15,Ryde,4.3,52 +21445,[27],378017,en,The Barn,3.784,2016-10-31,The Barn,4.8,19 +21446,[99],385805,en,Betting on Zero,3.774,2017-03-17,Betting on Zero,7.3,48 +21447,[28],412452,en,Cross Wars,3.772,2017-02-07,Cross Wars,4.5,17 +21448,"[18, 36]",421560,es,Handia,3.734,2017-10-20,Giant,6.6,55 +21449,[35],395474,en,I Do... Until I Don't,3.723,2017-09-01,I Do... Until I Don't,4.8,20 +21450,"[53, 18, 9648]",434758,en,The Summoning,3.722,2017-01-10,The Summoning,3.4,10 +21451,"[10749, 18]",417760,ja,一週間フレンズ,3.697,2017-12-31,One Week Friends,6.9,15 +21452,"[35, 10749]",476921,en,Lady-Like,3.687,2017-10-10,Lady-Like,5.5,11 +21453,"[18, 10749]",460100,en,Anything,3.681,2017-06-17,Anything,0.0,7 +21454,"[28, 35]",535035,en,Codename: Diablo!,3.673,2017-12-08,Codename: Diablo!,5.0,1 +21455,"[18, 35, 80, 53]",364060,en,Middle Man,3.669,2017-06-09,Middle Man,6.2,11 +21456,"[16, 12, 10751, 35]",420279,en,Monster Island,3.665,2017-09-01,Monster Island,5.4,26 +21457,[18],324562,en,The Tribes of Palos Verdes,3.651,2017-12-01,The Tribes of Palos Verdes,5.3,41 +21458,"[18, 10749]",465080,en,Hollywood Dirt,3.64,2017-09-01,Hollywood Dirt,6.1,14 +21459,[16],460135,en,LEGO DC Super Hero Girls: Brain Drain,3.638,2017-07-26,LEGO DC Super Hero Girls: Brain Drain,5.8,5 +21460,[99],475345,en,Heroin(e),3.632,2017-09-03,Heroin(e),7.4,52 +21461,[99],480429,en,A Night at the Garden,3.628,2017-09-24,A Night at the Garden,6.5,28 +21462,[99],448448,en,Get Me Roger Stone,3.618,2017-04-23,Get Me Roger Stone,7.1,58 +21463,[18],428584,yi,Menashe,3.614,2017-07-28,Menashe,6.4,23 +21464,[53],463986,en,Girl Followed,3.606,2017-05-15,Girl Followed,4.7,10 +21465,"[53, 18, 80]",430043,en,Bad Day for the Cut,3.604,2017-01-22,Bad Day for the Cut,6.5,50 +21466,"[53, 27, 28]",436369,en,Cut Shoot Kill,3.603,2017-08-08,Cut Shoot Kill,5.7,11 +21467,"[18, 878, 53]",406104,en,Domain,3.59,2017-03-31,Domain,6.3,11 +21468,"[12, 28]",468320,en,Never Leave Alive,3.585,2017-04-27,Never Leave Alive,4.5,4 +21469,"[35, 18]",421465,en,"Yes, God, Yes",3.57,2017-04-23,"Yes, God, Yes",5.3,27 +21470,"[28, 878, 12]",437463,en,Cold Zone,3.559,2017-05-16,Cold Zone,4.4,23 +21471,"[35, 18]",430644,ja,オー・ルーシー！,3.554,2018-03-02,Oh Lucy!,7.1,39 +21472,[99],431339,en,A Plastic Ocean,3.553,2017-03-23,A Plastic Ocean,7.7,41 +21473,"[18, 36]",418879,en,The Current War,3.553,2017-10-15,The Current War,5.7,16 +21474,"[28, 12, 9648, 878]",360799,en,Arrowhead,3.552,2017-06-23,Arrowhead,4.9,58 +21475,"[12, 28]",493416,en,Troy the Odyssey,3.543,2017-10-15,Troy the Odyssey,3.8,12 +21476,"[28, 80]",375343,en,Instant Death,3.534,2017-05-02,Instant Death,4.9,12 +21477,"[53, 10770]",474377,en,One Small Indiscretion,3.533,2017-09-02,One Small Indiscretion,4.5,7 +21478,[],425285,en,Halfway,3.517,2017-04-21,Halfway,6.3,3 +21479,"[18, 12]",446697,en,In Search of Fellini,3.513,2017-09-15,In Search of Fellini,5.9,20 +21480,"[80, 18, 53]",407720,en,Billy Boy,3.512,2018-06-15,Billy Boy,5.1,7 +21481,"[10402, 99]",426410,en,Score: A Film Music Documentary,3.511,2017-06-16,Score: A Film Music Documentary,7.7,45 +21482,[18],337104,en,Chronic,3.504,2015-10-21,Chronic,5.4,28 +21483,"[27, 53]",466129,en,The Hatred,3.501,2017-08-17,The Hatred,4.1,33 +21484,[18],449757,en,I Am Not a Witch,3.499,2018-09-07,I Am Not a Witch,6.9,33 +21485,[18],426673,en,Inheritance,3.499,2017-03-11,Inheritance,6.4,5 +21486,"[35, 18, 53]",421044,en,Best F(r)iends: Volume 1,3.487,2017-09-04,Best F(r)iends: Volume 1,5.2,31 +21487,"[53, 27, 9648]",441647,en,The Sound,3.486,2017-09-29,The Sound,4.1,21 +21488,"[53, 27, 878, 10770]",480405,en,Neverknock,3.485,2017-10-15,Neverknock,4.6,21 +21489,[35],479263,en,Patton Oswalt: Annihilation,3.472,2017-10-17,Patton Oswalt: Annihilation,7.2,33 +21490,[37],453807,en,Justice,3.464,2017-09-15,Justice,4.1,15 +21491,[99],481845,en,"Love, Cecil",3.426,2017-09-02,"Love, Cecil",6.3,4 +21492,[35],367613,es,La noche que mi madre mató a mi padre,3.419,2017-03-06,The Night My Mother Killed My Father,6.4,58 +21493,"[10770, 10749, 18]",483551,en,A Joyous Christmas,3.411,2017-11-26,A Joyous Christmas,5.2,13 +21494,[27],353058,en,Blood Feast,3.402,2017-06-23,Blood Feast,4.3,6 +21495,"[53, 18]",393184,ar,إشتباك,3.394,2017-04-01,Clash,7.5,39 +21496,[878],457665,en,Alien Invasion: S.U.M.1,3.394,2017-12-01,Alien Invasion: S.U.M.1,4.7,35 +21497,"[12, 35, 9648, 10749]",401285,hi,जग्गा जासूस,3.391,2017-07-14,Jagga Jasoos,5.8,48 +21498,"[10749, 10770]",446493,en,Moonlight in Vermont,3.389,2017-04-08,Moonlight in Vermont,6.3,18 +21499,"[27, 878]",404830,en,The Creature Below,3.388,2017-02-28,The Creature Below,4.4,22 +21500,"[35, 99]",482004,en,Too Funny to Fail: The Life and Death of The Dana Carvey Show,3.383,2017-10-20,Too Funny to Fail: The Life and Death of The Dana Carvey Show,7.9,33 +21501,"[18, 35]",403068,en,Sun Dogs,3.383,2017-06-18,Sun Dogs,7.1,35 +21502,"[16, 35]",476719,fr,Garden Party,3.378,2017-08-02,Garden Party,7.5,39 +21503,[18],450100,en,The Holly Kane Experiment,3.375,2017-03-25,The Holly Kane Experiment,5.7,13 +21504,[18],479871,pt,Aos Teus Olhos,3.362,2017-10-19,Liquid Truth,6.9,34 +21505,[10749],437515,en,A Dash of Love,3.358,2017-02-11,A Dash of Love,6.8,27 +21506,[35],438511,en,The Relationtrip,3.356,2017-03-11,The Relationtrip,6.0,3 +21507,[27],459667,en,Circus Kane,3.355,2017-10-10,Circus Kane,3.8,28 +21508,"[18, 10749]",393765,en,Priceless,3.35,2016-10-14,Priceless,6.3,62 +21509,"[18, 10752]",441646,ar,Insyriated,3.346,2017-05-19,In Syria,7.1,35 +21510,[35],432959,en,Jim Gaffigan: Cinco,3.336,2017-01-10,Jim Gaffigan: Cinco,7.3,38 +21511,[27],483987,en,Gnaw,3.329,2018-12-07,Gnaw,2.9,18 +21512,"[28, 35, 10770]",486329,en,Crazy Famous,3.312,2017-03-17,Crazy Famous,5.3,9 +21513,"[53, 27, 9648]",459475,en,Awaken the Shadowman,3.308,2017-07-21,Awaken the Shadowman,3.7,29 +21514,"[12, 27, 53]",452571,en,Land of Smiles,3.297,2017-05-01,Land of Smiles,4.4,14 +21515,[35],321757,en,Punching Henry,3.294,2017-02-24,Punching Henry,6.1,20 +21516,[27],480410,en,The Sandman,3.293,2017-10-14,The Sandman,5.4,24 +21517,"[10751, 35, 18, 53]",431867,en,Bitch,3.282,2017-01-20,Bitch,5.0,27 +21518,[35],435351,en,Neal Brennan: 3 Mics,3.279,2017-01-17,Neal Brennan: 3 Mics,7.5,28 +21519,"[35, 18]",348391,en,Speech & Debate,3.268,2017-04-07,Speech & Debate,5.9,43 +21520,"[35, 10770]",440767,en,Trevor Noah: Afraid of the Dark,3.258,2017-02-21,Trevor Noah: Afraid of the Dark,7.4,59 +21521,"[18, 80, 35, 53]",411005,zh,一路順風,3.258,2017-10-21,Godspeed,6.6,9 +21522,"[10749, 10770]",480626,en,The Christmas Cottage,3.253,2017-12-09,The Christmas Cottage,6.5,19 +21523,[18],422128,en,Blame,3.25,2018-01-05,Blame,5.9,39 +21524,[99],503150,en,Eating Animals,3.247,2018-06-15,Eating Animals,7.0,7 +21525,[35],485856,en,iGirlfriend,3.242,2017-01-15,iGirlfriend,4.0,4 +21526,[35],467431,en,Get Big,3.238,2017-09-01,Get Big,5.3,3 +21527,"[27, 878]",457491,en,The Crossing,3.237,2017-04-22,The Crossing,6.3,43 +21528,"[18, 35]",467924,en,Abe & Phil's Last Poker Game,3.227,2018-01-12,Abe & Phil's Last Poker Game,7.3,6 +21529,[878],516237,en,Gray Matter,3.207,2017-04-21,Gray Matter,5.7,6 +21530,[99],454349,en,Blurred Lines: Inside the Art World,3.205,2017-04-23,Blurred Lines: Inside the Art World,6.2,5 +21531,"[12, 10751, 35]",437042,en,Bigger Fatter Liar,3.204,2017-04-18,Bigger Fatter Liar,4.4,27 +21532,[35],406668,en,The Female Brain,3.201,2017-06-17,The Female Brain,5.7,33 +21533,"[27, 878]",461108,en,Toxic Shark,3.186,2017-10-08,Toxic Shark,3.7,11 +21534,[27],445744,en,Inoperable,3.179,2017-12-01,Inoperable,4.3,13 +21535,"[10770, 9648]",465291,en,Garage Sale Mystery: Murder Most Medieval,3.172,2017-08-20,Garage Sale Mystery: Murder Most Medieval,5.1,13 +21536,"[10770, 9648]",465290,en,Garage Sale Mystery: Murder By Text,3.143,2017-08-13,Garage Sale Mystery: Murder By Text,5.8,17 +21537,[53],345680,en,Sleepwalker,3.14,2017-10-10,Sleepwalker,4.6,24 +21538,"[10749, 10770]",490146,en,Christmas Next Door,3.139,2017-12-16,Christmas Next Door,6.7,24 +21539,"[35, 18]",426264,en,The Trip to Spain,3.128,2017-04-22,The Trip to Spain,6.7,43 +21540,[35],435580,en,Lost Cat Corona,3.112,2017-02-24,Lost Cat Corona,5.3,6 +21541,"[9648, 10770]",457470,en,Site Unseen: An Emma Fielding Mystery,3.108,2017-06-04,Site Unseen: An Emma Fielding Mystery,5.8,9 +21542,"[18, 10749]",413882,hi,ओके जानू,3.103,2017-01-13,Ok Jaanu,5.7,39 +21543,[53],490453,en,Framed By My Fiancé,3.099,2017-11-27,Framed By My Fiancé,8.7,6 +21544,"[27, 28, 80, 878, 53]",287523,en,Death House,3.093,2018-02-28,Death House,3.1,16 +21545,[18],412059,en,Mobile Homes,3.088,2018-11-16,Mobile Homes,6.7,11 +21546,"[18, 35]",291188,en,Austin Found,3.085,2017-07-07,Austin Found,7.3,6 +21547,[27],423536,en,Ghosts of Darkness,3.081,2017-03-01,Ghosts of Darkness,6.0,15 +21548,[10752],464867,en,Operation Dunkirk,3.076,2017-07-04,Operation Dunkirk,4.3,31 +21549,"[18, 35]",453404,zh,京城之王,3.074,2017-04-20,King of Peking,6.2,5 +21550,"[18, 10770, 9648, 10749]",474994,en,Christmas Connection,3.072,2017-12-17,Christmas Connection,5.4,11 +21551,"[18, 10749]",499802,es,Línea 9,3.07,2017-07-09,Line 9,7.2,5 +21552,[99],450594,en,Unacknowledged,3.068,2017-05-23,Unacknowledged,6.3,53 +21553,[35],399896,en,Class Rank,3.051,2017-04-21,Class Rank,7.2,15 +21554,[35],442896,en,Cherry Pop,3.051,2017-09-22,Cherry Pop,5.5,45 +21555,"[10770, 35, 10749]",446866,en,Like Cats & Dogs,3.038,2017-04-15,Like Cats & Dogs,6.2,14 +21556,[18],467433,en,A Question of Faith,3.037,2017-09-29,A Question of Faith,7.3,23 +21557,"[18, 10749]",381015,en,The Other Half,3.037,2017-03-10,The Other Half,6.7,10 +21558,[99],432615,en,Chasing Coral,3.034,2017-03-16,Chasing Coral,8.2,47 +21559,"[80, 18]",418109,ja,羊の木,3.034,2017-10-18,The Scythian Lamb,8.0,2 +21560,"[18, 10749]",369914,en,The Girl Who Invented Kissing,3.032,2017-04-29,The Girl Who Invented Kissing,5.8,7 +21561,"[10749, 18, 28]",473234,te,అర్జున్ రెడ్డి,3.024,2017-08-25,Arjun Reddy,7.7,28 +21562,[99],474753,en,The China Hustle,3.02,2018-03-30,The China Hustle,7.8,28 +21563,"[18, 14, 27]",461931,es,Maus,3.02,2017-09-21,The Maus,5.1,23 +21564,[99],451329,es,El fin de ETA,3.014,2017-04-08,El fin de ETA,7.0,3 +21565,"[18, 53]",292086,en,Come Morning,3.013,2012-10-21,Come Morning,6.3,5 +21566,"[35, 10770]",446048,en,Jim Norton: Mouthful of Shame,3.01,2017-03-14,Jim Norton: Mouthful of Shame,6.6,18 +21567,[27],375580,en,Dead Body,2.997,2017-10-17,Dead Body,5.4,14 +21568,[28],456781,en,Boone : The Bounty Hunter,2.995,2017-05-09,Boone : The Bounty Hunter,5.7,21 +21569,"[18, 10402, 10749]",446289,en,Hello Again,2.984,2017-11-08,Hello Again,5.7,9 +21570,"[53, 27]",406115,en,The Snare,2.978,2017-01-06,The Snare,4.2,28 +21571,"[28, 12, 10751, 14]",449700,en,My Pet Dinosaur,2.963,2017-11-07,My Pet Dinosaur,5.4,34 +21572,"[28, 53, 10752]",442094,en,Check Point,2.962,2017-03-07,Check Point,4.0,10 +21573,[18],433503,en,The House of Tomorrow,2.955,2017-04-20,The House of Tomorrow,6.6,17 +21574,"[9648, 878, 53]",529358,en,Alien Code,2.948,2017-04-23,Alien Code,5.6,8 +21575,[35],456210,en,Tracy Morgan: Staying Alive,2.947,2017-05-16,Tracy Morgan: Staying Alive,6.9,20 +21576,[27],481192,en,Talon Falls,2.946,2017-10-13,Talon Falls,4.2,15 +21577,"[28, 16]",457249,en,Vixen: The Movie,2.936,2017-05-08,Vixen: The Movie,6.5,19 +21578,"[10749, 18]",476314,en,Tokyo Project,2.935,2017-04-22,Tokyo Project,6.7,10 +21579,"[28, 878]",469523,en,Alien Reign of Man,2.931,2017-08-01,Alien Reign of Man,3.7,6 +21580,"[35, 18]",353570,en,The Tiger Hunter,2.923,2017-09-22,The Tiger Hunter,6.7,10 +21581,"[18, 53]",477201,en,1 Buck,2.917,2017-09-22,1 Buck,4.8,12 +21582,[18],540983,en,Monsoon,2.909,2017-11-04,Monsoon,6.0,1 +21583,"[9648, 18, 53]",352491,en,Hollow in the Land,2.907,2017-12-08,Hollow in the Land,5.5,28 +21584,"[10770, 10402]",485517,en,A Christmas Story Live!,2.905,2017-12-17,A Christmas Story Live!,5.0,17 +21585,[35],442913,en,Nickelodeon's Not So Valentine's Special,2.903,2017-02-12,Nickelodeon's Not So Valentine's Special,0.5,1 +21586,[35],449359,en,Jo Koy: Live from Seattle,2.902,2017-03-28,Jo Koy: Live from Seattle,7.1,14 +21587,[878],482750,en,Doomsday Device,2.901,2017-02-19,Doomsday Device,4.5,4 +21588,"[18, 878]",406110,en,We've Forgotten More Than We Ever Knew,2.899,2016-08-28,We've Forgotten More Than We Ever Knew,6.0,8 +21589,"[18, 10770, 9648, 80]",455034,en,A Bundle of Trouble: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,2.891,2017-05-21,A Bundle of Trouble: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,6.5,16 +21590,[27],479459,en,The Litch,2.89,2017-12-01,The Litch,1.0,1 +21591,[99],430830,en,Nobody Speak: Trials of the Free Press,2.886,2017-01-24,Nobody Speak: Trials of the Free Press,6.0,30 +21592,"[12, 10402, 16, 10751]",494092,en,Beat Bugs: All Together Now,2.881,2017-11-21,Beat Bugs: All Together Now,5.3,6 +21593,[99],109581,en,Mission to Lars,2.88,2015-09-25,Mission to Lars,6.3,9 +21594,[27],436775,en,Clowntergeist,2.86,2017-09-12,Clowntergeist,3.5,24 +21595,"[12, 16, 35, 10751]",455411,en,Tom and Jerry: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,2.858,2017-06-28,Tom and Jerry: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,6.8,16 +21596,[18],341244,pt,O Filme da Minha Vida,2.856,2017-11-17,The Movie of My Life,7.7,62 +21597,[10751],469922,en,Pup Star: Better 2Gether,2.856,2017-08-29,Pup Star: Better 2Gether,7.2,6 +21598,"[35, 27]",426565,en,The Devil's Restaurant,2.847,2017-09-23,The Devil's Restaurant,5.0,5 +21599,"[18, 10770, 10749]",480622,en,Christmas at Holly Lodge,2.846,2017-12-03,Christmas at Holly Lodge,5.4,15 +21600,[35],442087,en,Mike Birbiglia: Thank God for Jokes,2.839,2017-02-28,Mike Birbiglia: Thank God for Jokes,7.7,33 +21601,[35],460316,es,Hazlo como hombre,2.837,2017-09-01,Do It Like An Hombre,6.6,38 +21602,"[14, 16, 35]",463288,en,Star vs. the Forces of Evil: The Battle for Mewni,2.831,2017-07-15,Star vs. the Forces of Evil: The Battle for Mewni,8.3,20 +21603,"[53, 27]",365038,en,Del Playa,2.825,2017-07-21,Del Playa,2.6,5 +21604,"[28, 14, 35, 80, 53]",371042,de,Schneeflöckchen,2.824,2017-11-05,Snowflake,7.0,15 +21605,"[9648, 53]",525097,en,The Pale Man,2.824,2017-06-06,The Pale Man,3.4,5 +21606,"[18, 35]",333033,en,The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards,2.821,2016-07-16,The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards,5.7,15 +21607,[27],508839,en,Dark Web,2.82,2017-10-17,Dark Web,4.7,9 +21608,"[35, 27]",480923,en,Dead Ant,2.815,2017-10-10,Dead Ant,6.0,5 +21609,"[28, 27, 53]",455595,en,Residue,2.812,2017-07-18,Residue,6.1,14 +21610,[18],419303,en,Joseph and Mary,2.811,2017-01-05,Joseph and Mary,5.3,4 +21611,"[16, 35, 10751]",444510,en,The Jetsons & WWE: Robo-WrestleMania!,2.81,2017-02-28,The Jetsons & WWE: Robo-WrestleMania!,8.2,6 +21612,"[28, 35, 80, 53]",433621,en,Get the Girl,2.809,2017-01-27,Get the Girl,5.3,23 +21613,"[99, 36]",450875,en,LA 92,2.806,2017-04-28,LA 92,8.3,23 +21614,[28],451349,en,Black Site Delta,2.796,2017-05-05,Black Site Delta,5.8,18 +21615,[53],451004,en,The Spearhead Effect,2.79,2017-01-01,The Spearhead Effect,7.5,6 +21616,[28],438455,en,The Archer,2.788,2017-03-11,The Archer,5.5,36 +21617,[99],484133,en,Nude,2.783,2017-10-29,Nude,5.7,5 +21618,[27],466344,en,The Houses October Built 2,2.779,2017-09-22,The Houses October Built 2,4.9,33 +21619,[27],442824,en,VooDoo,2.778,2017-02-24,VooDoo,4.3,15 +21620,"[12, 18, 10749]",431244,en,Lost in Florence,2.777,2017-01-27,Lost in Florence,5.0,30 +21621,[27],456950,en,WTF!,2.768,2017-08-01,WTF!,4.5,20 +21622,"[27, 18, 53]",424284,en,Desolation,2.766,2017-12-15,Desolation,4.3,12 +21623,"[18, 35]",414455,en,Chronically Metropolitan,2.761,2017-08-04,Chronically Metropolitan,5.6,21 +21624,"[12, 18]",438461,en,Lane 1974,2.75,2017-03-11,Lane 1974,8.0,6 +21625,"[10770, 18]",450679,en,The Perfect Catch,2.74,2017-04-22,The Perfect Catch,6.3,18 +21626,"[28, 18, 10749]",365452,en,A Rising Tide,2.736,2015-05-29,A Rising Tide,6.3,12 +21627,[27],432364,en,The Covenant,2.733,2017-02-07,The Covenant,4.4,14 +21628,"[18, 10770, 10749]",475829,en,The Mistletoe Inn,2.732,2017-11-23,The Mistletoe Inn,6.1,28 +21629,[18],455803,en,Pray for Rain,2.725,2017-06-16,Pray for Rain,5.4,23 +21630,"[9648, 10770]",446865,en,Hailey Dean Mystery: Deadly Estate,2.723,2017-04-09,Hailey Dean Mystery: Deadly Estate,6.6,13 +21631,"[53, 27, 878]",434986,en,Replace,2.723,2017-06-16,Replace,5.2,16 +21632,"[28, 53]",450519,en,The Fast and the Fierce,2.719,2017-04-04,The Fast and the Fierce,5.5,10 +21633,[18],356301,en,Across the Line,2.715,2017-08-01,Across the Line,5.0,5 +21634,[99],452235,en,Losing Sight of Shore,2.711,2017-04-23,Losing Sight of Shore,7.5,11 +21635,"[18, 10770]",473896,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Home Again",2.711,2017-09-24,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Home Again",5.5,8 +21636,"[27, 53]",400610,nl,Prooi,2.704,2017-04-28,Prey,5.5,24 +21637,[10749],480638,en,The Perfect Christmas Present,2.701,2017-11-04,The Perfect Christmas Present,6.5,33 +21638,[53],340488,en,Salt and Fire,2.699,2017-04-07,Salt and Fire,4.7,31 +21639,[9648],447685,en,The Green Fog,2.694,2018-01-05,The Green Fog,6.7,3 +21640,[35],438514,en,Sylvio,2.691,2017-03-11,Sylvio,6.5,4 +21641,[18],381008,en,Claire in Motion,2.69,2017-01-13,Claire in Motion,4.9,9 +21642,"[28, 18, 27, 9648, 53]",391872,en,Child of Satan,2.683,2018-03-06,Child of Satan,1.7,11 +21643,"[18, 27, 53]",470390,en,The Atoning,2.682,2017-02-18,The Atoning,4.8,17 +21644,"[35, 27]",434593,en,Devil's Domain,2.682,2017-05-19,Devil's Domain,2.7,12 +21645,"[53, 10770]",447023,en,The Wrong Student,2.679,2017-03-11,The Wrong Student,3.5,4 +21646,[99],438478,fr,Pornocratie: Les nouvelles multinationales du sexe,2.668,2017-03-12,Pornocracy: The New Sex Multinationals,7.5,8 +21647,"[53, 27]",484586,en,The Body Tree,2.665,2017-11-13,The Body Tree,6.3,8 +21648,"[10749, 18, 10770]",453217,en,Home for Christmas Day,2.65,2017-07-16,Home for Christmas Day,5.9,18 +21649,"[10770, 10749, 18]",474981,en,Christmas in the Air,2.643,2017-11-05,Christmas in the Air,6.1,19 +21650,"[18, 80, 53]",300672,en,Vincent N Roxxy,2.642,2016-04-18,Vincent N Roxxy,5.5,44 +21651,"[10749, 18, 10402]",460437,en,Something Like Summer,2.641,2017-02-25,Something Like Summer,6.0,26 +21652,"[28, 37]",466190,pt,O Matador,2.64,2017-11-10,The Killer,6.2,39 +21653,"[9648, 80, 10770]",446864,en,Concrete Evidence: A Fixer Upper Mystery,2.638,2017-04-02,Concrete Evidence: A Fixer Upper Mystery,6.3,11 +21654,[],458621,en,Nickelodeon's Sizzling Summer Camp Special,2.631,2017-06-04,Nickelodeon's Sizzling Summer Camp Special,4.9,19 +21655,"[35, 18]",390407,en,Little Boxes,2.63,2017-04-14,Little Boxes,6.6,26 +21656,"[10402, 16, 35]",444341,en,Gone Fishing,2.628,2017-02-21,Gone Fishing,7.0,10 +21657,"[28, 878, 10770]",479475,en,Geo-Disaster,2.623,2017-10-03,Geo-Disaster,3.4,27 +21658,[53],436285,en,Serpent,2.622,2017-06-17,Serpent,5.6,14 +21659,"[18, 10749]",88752,zh,當愛來的時候,2.621,2011-03-11,When Love Comes,7.3,10 +21660,"[10770, 99]",435412,en,The 44th President: In His Own Words,2.617,2017-01-15,The 44th President: In His Own Words,6.0,1 +21661,"[12, 10751, 9648]",389272,en,Lost & Found,2.614,2016-02-22,Lost & Found,5.3,35 +21662,"[10749, 35, 18]",466421,en,Amanda & Jack Go Glamping,2.604,2017-11-10,Amanda & Jack Go Glamping,4.5,11 +21663,[18],363056,en,Miles,2.602,2017-06-09,Miles,5.3,7 +21664,"[18, 53, 9648, 10749, 80]",417809,en,Fatal Crossing,2.593,2017-11-19,Fatal Crossing,10.0,1 +21665,"[35, 27, 10749]",489428,en,An Accidental Zombie (Named Ted),2.593,2017-11-30,An Accidental Zombie (Named Ted),4.0,4 +21666,"[9648, 27, 18]",446867,en,One of Us,2.589,2017-03-14,One of Us,4.8,19 +21667,"[9648, 80]",479630,en,Hailey Dean Mystery: Dating Is Murder,2.587,2017-10-20,Hailey Dean Mystery: Dating Is Murder,6.8,9 +21668,"[53, 18]",396777,en,Woodshock,2.587,2017-09-22,Woodshock,4.8,24 +21669,"[10751, 35]",346034,es,3 Idiotas,2.584,2017-06-02,3 Idiotas,6.8,25 +21670,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",440345,en,Secrets of Deception,2.583,2017-02-07,Secrets of Deception,7.0,3 +21671,[35],450438,en,Permanent,2.577,2017-12-15,Permanent,5.6,24 +21672,"[18, 36]",371859,fr,La mort de Louis XIV,2.57,2017-03-31,The Death of Louis XIV,6.7,28 +21673,[10751],467988,en,Camp Cool Kids,2.554,2017-07-11,Camp Cool Kids,6.1,12 +21674,"[35, 27, 53, 9648]",434389,en,The Ice Cream Truck,2.552,2017-01-01,The Ice Cream Truck,4.3,19 +21675,[18],427025,de,Axolotl Overkill,2.55,2017-01-20,Axolotl Overkill,7.2,15 +21676,"[10752, 10751, 36]",472553,en,Zoo,2.55,2018-06-08,Zoo,6.6,17 +21677,"[35, 10749, 10770]",471608,en,"Eat, Play, Love",2.546,2017-08-19,"Eat, Play, Love",6.2,15 +21678,"[53, 10749]",496230,en,Heartthrob,2.546,2017-10-10,Heartthrob,5.6,45 +21679,[18],433602,fr,Even Lovers Get The Blues,2.544,2017-04-02,Even Lovers Get The Blues,7.9,7 +21680,[18],432226,ka,ჩემი ბედნიერი ოჯახი,2.537,2017-01-22,My Happy Family,7.2,22 +21681,"[35, 18]",338387,en,Youth in Oregon,2.534,2017-02-03,Youth in Oregon,6.3,19 +21682,"[28, 878, 53]",439123,en,Agent,2.531,2017-02-03,Agent,6.2,6 +21683,"[18, 14, 27, 10749]",437583,et,November,2.519,2018-02-23,November,7.6,38 +21684,[99],469980,en,Diana: In Her Own Words,2.515,2017-08-14,Diana: In Her Own Words,7.8,28 +21685,[35],455601,en,Maria Bamford: Old Baby,2.514,2017-05-02,Maria Bamford: Old Baby,5.5,11 +21686,"[99, 36, 9648]",496169,en,Beyond the Spectrum,2.508,2017-11-26,Beyond the Spectrum,7.6,5 +21687,[35],474063,en,A Very Sordid Wedding,2.506,2017-03-10,A Very Sordid Wedding,5.8,6 +21688,[18],402423,en,The Vessel,2.505,2017-01-24,The Vessel,4.8,25 +21689,[99],468213,en,Human Flow,2.503,2017-10-13,Human Flow,7.1,41 +21690,"[27, 53]",517769,en,Central Park,2.502,2017-06-06,Central Park,4.3,4 +21691,[18],346699,en,Battlecreek,2.5,2017-11-03,Battlecreek,6.5,14 +21692,[99],426546,en,Food Evolution,2.498,2017-06-23,Food Evolution,7.4,6 +21693,"[35, 18]",365372,en,Breakable You,2.498,2017-01-07,Breakable You,4.6,8 +21694,"[18, 36]",452400,cn,明月幾時有,2.486,2017-07-07,Our Time Will Come,5.5,10 +21695,[10749],433677,en,Love on Ice,2.485,2017-01-07,Love on Ice,6.1,20 +21696,"[80, 18]",450308,en,Deuces,2.485,2017-04-01,Deuces,5.0,16 +21697,[35],452531,en,That's Not Me,2.484,2017-02-06,That's Not Me,6.3,8 +21698,"[35, 27]",381032,en,Another Evil,2.484,2017-05-05,Another Evil,5.6,19 +21699,[35],456193,en,"Norm Macdonald: Hitler's Dog, Gossip & Trickery",2.481,2017-05-09,"Norm Macdonald: Hitler's Dog, Gossip & Trickery",7.4,29 +21700,"[10770, 10749]",474985,en,Finding Santa,2.477,2017-11-24,Finding Santa,6.0,22 +21701,[99],458080,en,Filmworker,2.47,2018-05-11,Filmworker,7.1,22 +21702,"[18, 10749]",456553,en,The Joneses Unplugged,2.467,2017-05-06,The Joneses Unplugged,5.8,13 +21703,[18],408543,fr,Une vie,2.467,2017-05-05,A Woman's Life,5.3,29 +21704,[35],459224,en,Dating My Mother,2.466,2017-06-16,Dating My Mother,4.0,3 +21705,[99],491766,en,Perfect Bid: The Contestant Who Knew Too Much,2.464,2017-10-13,Perfect Bid: The Contestant Who Knew Too Much,6.5,25 +21706,"[99, 36, 10402]",517208,en,Industrial Accident: The Story of Wax Trax! Records,2.458,2017-09-14,Industrial Accident: The Story of Wax Trax! Records,9.0,1 +21707,[99],446173,en,Ex Libris: New York Public Library,2.454,2017-09-13,Ex Libris: New York Public Library,6.3,20 +21708,[18],428886,en,England Is Mine,2.454,2017-08-25,England Is Mine,6.0,32 +21709,"[18, 10770, 10749]",491761,en,Rocky Mountain Christmas,2.446,2017-12-22,Rocky Mountain Christmas,6.2,11 +21710,[27],290656,en,Raised by Wolves,2.446,2017-03-28,Raised by Wolves,3.6,5 +21711,"[12, 99]",446107,en,Charged: The Eduardo Garcia Story,2.442,2017-11-07,Charged: The Eduardo Garcia Story,6.7,3 +21712,"[10749, 18]",374471,en,Porto,2.44,2017-03-12,Porto,6.1,13 +21713,"[35, 10749, 10770]",492141,en,Snowed-Inn Christmas,2.435,2017-12-16,Snowed-Inn Christmas,7.0,29 +21714,[27],445602,en,The Raking,2.435,2017-03-07,The Raking,5.5,10 +21715,[53],449811,en,Hacker,2.432,2017-01-01,Hacker,8.3,3 +21716,[18],382883,en,Shepherds and Butchers,2.428,2017-01-31,Shepherds and Butchers,6.8,32 +21717,"[27, 53]",412762,en,Happy Hunting,2.428,2017-09-22,Happy Hunting,5.3,33 +21718,[53],470006,en,The Student,2.418,2017-03-20,The Student,6.1,9 +21719,"[53, 10770]",435268,en,Open Marriage,2.41,2017-01-14,Open Marriage,3.9,7 +21720,[99],459954,en,Agnelli,2.406,2017-12-18,Agnelli,7.5,12 +21721,"[10749, 10770]",478210,en,All of My Heart: Inn Love,2.405,2017-10-07,All of My Heart: Inn Love,6.0,13 +21722,"[10770, 10749]",480614,en,A Gift to Remember,2.405,2017-11-19,A Gift to Remember,5.5,25 +21723,"[28, 18]",518351,en,Bar Wrestling 4: Autumn In LA,2.403,2017-07-09,Bar Wrestling 4: Autumn In LA,4.0,1 +21724,[35],470616,en,Lynne Koplitz: Hormonal Beast,2.398,2017-08-22,Lynne Koplitz: Hormonal Beast,6.8,4 +21725,"[18, 28]",471054,en,High-Rise Rescue,2.392,2017-08-13,High-Rise Rescue,4.6,9 +21726,"[14, 16, 12]",268689,es,Wicked Flying Monkeys,2.391,2017-01-24,Wicked Flying Monkeys,5.8,9 +21727,[878],425827,en,The Last Scout,2.389,2017-07-17,The Last Scout,4.0,19 +21728,[18],426247,en,The Light of the Moon,2.383,2017-03-12,The Light of the Moon,6.9,19 +21729,"[12, 10402, 9648, 53]",328483,en,London Road,2.38,2017-02-28,London Road,6.5,15 +21730,"[10751, 14, 12, 18]",316785,en,Don Quixote: The Ingenious Gentleman of La Mancha,2.38,2015-01-07,Don Quixote: The Ingenious Gentleman of La Mancha,6.0,9 +21731,[27],454546,en,American Exorcism,2.376,2017-05-02,American Exorcism,4.4,7 +21732,[],445267,en,Legend of the Naked Ghost,2.376,2017-01-19,Legend of the Naked Ghost,4.3,4 +21733,"[18, 35]",459427,en,Car Dogs,2.356,2017-03-24,Car Dogs,4.6,7 +21734,[35],486331,en,DeRay Davis: How to Act Black,2.354,2017-11-14,DeRay Davis: How to Act Black,6.1,9 +21735,[53],441751,hi,इरादा,2.351,2017-02-17,Irada,6.6,9 +21736,[99],443946,en,Edith+Eddie,2.348,2017-03-02,Edith+Eddie,7.7,9 +21737,"[18, 36]",412204,fr,Marie Curie,2.344,2017-06-30,Marie Curie,4.9,31 +21738,[27],464879,en,Cabin 28,2.344,2017-08-01,Cabin 28,4.3,15 +21739,"[10749, 35, 18]",461957,en,Catching Feelings,2.341,2017-06-18,Catching Feelings,5.7,6 +21740,"[878, 18, 28]",475961,en,Curvature,2.335,2017-11-15,Curvature,4.8,19 +21741,"[16, 10749]",468041,en,Extinguished,2.334,2017-04-19,Extinguished,7.6,15 +21742,"[28, 27, 35]",423383,en,Mercy Christmas,2.332,2017-11-28,Mercy Christmas,5.0,8 +21743,"[10749, 10770]",445126,en,Can't Buy My Love,2.324,2017-03-04,Can't Buy My Love,6.5,26 +21744,"[18, 53]",523792,en,Retina,2.32,2017-12-31,Retina,6.3,3 +21745,"[35, 14, 9648, 878, 53]",426580,en,Bad Kids of Crestview Academy,2.318,2017-01-13,Bad Kids of Crestview Academy,5.2,25 +21746,[35],488969,en,Miss Me This Christmas,2.318,2017-11-01,Miss Me This Christmas,5.0,16 +21747,"[53, 80, 18]",488379,en,Avenge the Crows: The Legend of Loca,2.316,2017-12-05,Avenge the Crows: The Legend of Loca,8.3,3 +21748,"[18, 10749]",33765,en,A Kind of Loving,2.316,1962-10-01,A Kind of Loving,7.9,17 +21749,[35],487156,en,Judd Apatow: The Return,2.316,2017-12-12,Judd Apatow: The Return,6.3,16 +21750,"[10751, 14, 35]",435737,en,Rufus 2,2.314,2017-01-16,Rufus 2,7.0,4 +21751,[27],464001,en,The Wake,2.314,2017-07-04,The Wake,4.7,10 +21752,[53],435035,en,The Honor Farm,2.313,2017-03-11,The Honor Farm,4.5,6 +21753,"[18, 18, 36]",430158,en,To Walk Invisible,2.307,2017-03-26,To Walk Invisible,7.1,23 +21754,[28],435848,en,"Blood, Sand & Gold",2.303,2017-03-10,"Blood, Sand & Gold",6.6,12 +21755,[35],486334,en,Brian Regan: Nunchucks and Flamethrowers,2.3,2017-11-21,Brian Regan: Nunchucks and Flamethrowers,5.9,8 +21756,[10749],483886,en,Do I Say I Do?,2.296,2017-11-04,Do I Say I Do?,5.5,4 +21757,"[80, 18]",378631,en,Like Me,2.292,2018-01-25,Like Me,6.1,17 +21758,"[27, 53]",43148,en,The Vampire Bat,2.292,1933-01-21,The Vampire Bat,5.6,23 +21759,[18],377279,es,Hermia & Helena,2.288,2017-05-26,Hermia & Helena,6.0,7 +21760,"[10751, 18]",397992,en,Fair Haven,2.287,2017-03-03,Fair Haven,6.2,40 +21761,"[16, 10751, 878]",509080,en,LEGO Marvel Super Heroes - Guardians of the Galaxy: The Thanos Threat,2.287,2017-12-09,LEGO Marvel Super Heroes - Guardians of the Galaxy: The Thanos Threat,4.7,5 +21762,[9648],465294,en,Garage Sale Mystery: A Case Of Murder,2.286,2017-08-27,Garage Sale Mystery: A Case Of Murder,5.4,14 +21763,[99],376519,en,Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise,2.282,2016-10-14,Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise,7.9,8 +21764,"[28, 80, 53]",441744,en,Taken Heart,2.282,2017-01-24,Taken Heart,3.5,12 +21765,"[10749, 10770, 35]",474979,en,Royal New Year's Eve,2.27,2017-12-30,Royal New Year's Eve,6.3,29 +21766,"[10770, 10749, 18]",474974,en,Miss Christmas,2.268,2017-11-05,Miss Christmas,6.0,29 +21767,"[27, 53]",452895,en,7 Witches,2.267,2017-04-14,7 Witches,4.8,21 +21768,"[10770, 9648]",423671,en,Garage Sale Mystery: The Art of Murder,2.266,2017-01-08,Garage Sale Mystery: The Art of Murder,6.6,17 +21769,"[27, 878]",440775,en,Galaxy of Horrors,2.262,2017-03-07,Galaxy of Horrors,5.0,22 +21770,"[27, 28, 878]",460962,en,Alien Convergence,2.261,2017-06-27,Alien Convergence,4.0,21 +21771,[18],401164,en,Tracktown,2.257,2017-05-12,Tracktown,5.8,8 +21772,"[18, 10770]",437667,en,Love at First Glance,2.252,2017-02-14,Love at First Glance,5.4,17 +21773,[35],459794,en,T.J. Miller: Meticulously Ridiculous,2.251,2017-06-17,T.J. Miller: Meticulously Ridiculous,6.3,13 +21774,"[18, 10770]",479606,en,A Bramble House Christmas,2.247,2017-11-19,A Bramble House Christmas,6.8,19 +21775,"[10749, 10770]",474987,en,Marry Me at Christmas,2.247,2017-10-28,Marry Me at Christmas,6.3,29 +21776,[99],438488,en,Walk with Me,2.241,2017-03-12,Walk with Me,5.9,21 +21777,[99],453150,en,Boston,2.24,2017-04-19,Boston,7.9,19 +21778,"[18, 53]",435036,en,A Crooked Somebody,2.239,2018-10-05,A Crooked Somebody,7.7,3 +21779,"[53, 80, 28]",485337,en,Gangster Land,2.229,2017-12-01,Gangster Land,5.1,21 +21780,"[18, 27, 53]",405551,en,Arbor Demon,2.225,2017-02-03,Arbor Demon,4.4,22 +21781,[35],423985,en,A Happening of Monumental Proportions,2.224,2017-05-05,A Happening of Monumental Proportions,5.2,5 +21782,[18],361243,fr,Premiers crus,2.219,2017-07-28,First Growth,6.0,21 +21783,[27],321478,en,Hunting Grounds,2.215,2015-02-20,Hunting Grounds,5.8,11 +21784,[18],459959,en,And Then I Go,2.212,2017-06-16,And Then I Go,6.3,14 +21785,[27],433002,en,Amityville Exorcism,2.202,2017-01-03,Amityville Exorcism,4.1,17 +21786,"[10402, 99]",358923,en,The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble,2.197,2016-06-10,The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble,7.1,8 +21787,"[18, 10751]",334537,en,We Don't Belong Here,2.197,2017-04-04,We Don't Belong Here,6.9,15 +21788,[99],508539,en,#TAKEMEANYWHERE,2.196,2017-05-21,#TAKEMEANYWHERE,3.0,2 +21789,[35],432883,en,Jen Kirkman: Just Keep Livin'?,2.195,2017-01-03,Jen Kirkman: Just Keep Livin'?,6.7,16 +21790,"[18, 10770]",475833,en,Christmas Encore,2.195,2017-12-09,Christmas Encore,6.0,10 +21791,[53],430598,en,Grey Lady,2.194,2017-04-28,Grey Lady,4.8,12 +21792,[99],466489,en,Knife Skills,2.192,2017-07-29,Knife Skills,6.4,9 +21793,[35],424510,en,Mr. Roosevelt,2.19,2017-07-29,Mr. Roosevelt,6.1,29 +21794,"[18, 10749, 10770]",479607,en,Engaging Father Christmas,2.189,2017-11-12,Engaging Father Christmas,5.0,19 +21795,[18],467432,en,True to the Game,2.189,2017-09-08,True to the Game,4.9,21 +21796,"[10749, 35, 18]",453204,cs,Bába z ledu,2.186,2017-04-23,Ice Mother,4.0,3 +21797,[99],410204,en,The Skyjacker's Tale,2.183,2017-06-30,The Skyjacker's Tale,6.0,4 +21798,[],490410,en,48 Christmas Wishes,2.183,2017-12-01,48 Christmas Wishes,5.6,35 +21799,"[18, 10751]",430421,en,Apple of My Eye,2.181,2017-01-10,Apple of My Eye,6.3,6 +21800,[99],414792,en,California Typewriter,2.177,2017-08-18,California Typewriter,7.3,10 +21801,[99],433878,en,The Mars Generation,2.176,2017-01-20,The Mars Generation,7.2,20 +21802,"[9648, 10770]",465286,en,Garage Sale Mystery: The Beach Murder,2.176,2017-08-06,Garage Sale Mystery: The Beach Murder,5.8,18 +21803,"[10770, 18]",475830,en,Switched for Christmas,2.175,2017-11-26,Switched for Christmas,6.3,25 +21804,"[27, 9648, 53]",448252,en,Be Afraid,2.174,2017-06-01,Be Afraid,4.7,43 +21805,[10751],437331,en,The Adventure Club,2.165,2017-02-10,The Adventure Club,6.6,11 +21806,"[16, 10751]",469113,en,Bobby the Hedgehog,2.165,2017-12-15,Bobby the Hedgehog,3.8,5 +21807,"[53, 27, 18]",453203,en,Tilt,2.164,2017-04-22,Tilt,6.0,9 +21808,[99],455008,en,AlphaGo,2.162,2017-04-21,AlphaGo,8.1,30 +21809,[35],484413,en,Judah Friedlander: America Is the Greatest Country in the United States,2.16,2017-10-31,Judah Friedlander: America Is the Greatest Country in the United States,8.1,16 +21810,"[99, 35]",438493,en,Becoming Bond,2.158,2017-03-11,Becoming Bond,7.2,24 +21811,[28],479924,en,Ultimate Justice,2.157,2017-10-03,Ultimate Justice,5.8,6 +21812,[35],434234,en,Hickey,2.156,2017-01-10,Hickey,4.0,7 +21813,"[18, 10752, 36]",524164,en,Go for Broke,2.138,2017-10-14,Go for Broke,6.0,1 +21814,[18],453296,en,The Wrong Babysitter,2.136,2017-04-22,The Wrong Babysitter,3.5,2 +21815,[27],390326,en,Bad Blood: The Movie,2.134,2017-10-13,Bad Blood: The Movie,3.6,8 +21816,"[80, 99]",430448,en,I Am Jane Doe,2.13,2017-02-10,I Am Jane Doe,6.4,35 +21817,"[10749, 10770]",459840,en,The Perfect Bride,2.13,2017-06-10,The Perfect Bride,6.4,12 +21818,"[16, 10751]",452931,en,DC Super Hero Girls: Intergalactic Games,2.13,2017-05-09,DC Super Hero Girls: Intergalactic Games,5.0,6 +21819,[35],468366,en,Maz Jobrani: Immigrant,2.119,2017-08-01,Maz Jobrani: Immigrant,6.3,10 +21820,[28],455252,en,King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table,2.114,2017-05-02,King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table,3.1,8 +21821,[99],502298,en,Liberated: The New Sexual Revolution,2.113,2017-04-22,Liberated: The New Sexual Revolution,6.4,14 +21822,"[18, 27, 53]",286003,en,Angelica,2.111,2017-11-17,Angelica,4.5,9 +21823,"[10749, 10770]",459828,en,Destination Wedding,2.108,2017-06-03,Destination Wedding,6.6,8 +21824,"[10749, 18, 10402, 14]",450608,en,Saturday Church,2.107,2017-04-23,Saturday Church,8.5,10 +21825,[35],462108,en,Chris D'Elia: Man on Fire,2.107,2017-06-27,Chris D'Elia: Man on Fire,5.9,19 +21826,[35],492166,en,Russell Howard: Recalibrate,2.103,2017-12-19,Russell Howard: Recalibrate,8.1,19 +21827,[99],398738,en,Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds,2.098,2017-01-08,Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds,7.6,41 +21828,[35],437013,en,Cristela Alonzo: Lower Classy,2.094,2017-01-24,Cristela Alonzo: Lower Classy,6.5,12 +21829,"[10770, 10749, 18]",428586,en,Love Locks,2.094,2017-01-28,Love Locks,6.2,13 +21830,"[16, 10751]",483396,en,Miss Fritter's Racing Skoool,2.091,2017-10-24,Miss Fritter's Racing Skoool,4.3,6 +21831,"[18, 27, 53]",340249,en,The Man in the Shadows,2.09,2017-10-31,The Man in the Shadows,4.2,17 +21832,[99],333851,en,Romeo Is Bleeding,2.087,2017-07-19,Romeo Is Bleeding,7.5,4 +21833,[35],461634,en,Rory Scovel Tries Stand-Up for the First Time,2.069,2017-06-20,Rory Scovel Tries Stand-Up for the First Time,7.7,9 +21834,[35],446763,en,Pitching Tents,2.069,2017-03-31,Pitching Tents,5.9,8 +21835,"[18, 35]",428585,en,Lemon,2.069,2017-01-22,Lemon,4.4,14 +21836,"[10770, 10749]",475374,en,Falling for Vermont,2.068,2017-09-23,Falling for Vermont,6.3,11 +21837,"[10749, 10770]",474972,en,The Sweetest Christmas,2.065,2017-11-11,The Sweetest Christmas,6.0,24 +21838,[27],464738,en,The Terror of Hallow's Eve,2.065,2017-08-28,The Terror of Hallow's Eve,6.0,5 +21839,[53],456648,en,Trouble,2.064,2017-06-08,Trouble,4.0,1 +21840,"[10749, 10770, 18]",474977,en,Christmas in Evergreen,2.063,2017-12-02,Christmas in Evergreen,6.1,22 +21841,"[35, 10749]",445913,en,Campfire Kiss,2.061,2017-03-18,Campfire Kiss,6.0,9 +21842,[35],474155,en,Marc Maron: Too Real,2.06,2017-09-05,Marc Maron: Too Real,7.1,17 +21843,[27],444109,en,Bethany,2.06,2017-04-07,Bethany,5.7,22 +21844,[99],464655,en,The Words That Built America,2.059,2017-07-04,The Words That Built America,7.0,2 +21845,[99],473424,fr,Les quatre sœurs,2.059,2017-10-08,Shoah: Four Sisters,5.0,1 +21846,"[10770, 9648]",479242,en,"Gourmet Detective: Eat, Drink and Be Buried",2.058,2017-10-08,"Gourmet Detective: Eat, Drink and Be Buried",5.8,12 +21847,"[16, 10751]",474498,pt,Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas Is You,2.058,2017-11-14,Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas Is You,5.5,21 +21848,[35],347627,en,I Love You Both,2.054,2017-06-09,I Love You Both,4.5,6 +21849,[18],440342,hu,1945,2.053,2017-11-01,1945,7.1,20 +21850,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 14]",435995,en,Bunyan and Babe,2.051,2017-01-12,Bunyan and Babe,6.2,9 +21851,[35],422553,en,Tim Timmerman: Hope of America,2.046,2017-03-03,Tim Timmerman: Hope of America,5.6,5 +21852,"[18, 10770, 53]",452791,en,Secrets in Suburbia,2.044,2017-04-15,Secrets in Suburbia,4.2,5 +21853,"[10770, 53, 18]",452964,it,Boyfriend Killer,2.039,2017-01-08,Boyfriend Killer,6.9,8 +21854,"[53, 10770]",457703,en,The Good Nanny,2.038,2017-05-14,The Good Nanny,5.3,12 +21855,"[878, 18]",529470,en,Manifest: The Chryzinium Era,2.038,2017-09-26,Manifest: The Chryzinium Era,4.0,1 +21856,[35],442788,en,Different Flowers,2.033,2017-09-29,Different Flowers,6.1,7 +21857,[27],422761,en,Nocturne,2.027,2017-07-25,Nocturne,5.7,7 +21858,"[10770, 10749, 35]",475375,en,Harvest Love,2.024,2017-09-30,Harvest Love,6.0,11 +21859,[35],445727,en,The Bigfoot Project,2.024,2017-04-04,The Bigfoot Project,5.9,7 +21860,"[14, 18]",355196,es,Sueño en otro idioma,2.023,2017-01-23,I Dream in Another Language,8.1,29 +21861,[35],485071,en,Michelle Wolf: Nice Lady,2.023,2017-12-02,Michelle Wolf: Nice Lady,7.5,8 +21862,"[35, 18]",438081,zh,乘风破浪,2.023,2017-02-10,Duckweed,6.8,6 +21863,[53],467192,en,'Til Death Do Us Part,2.023,2017-09-29,'Til Death Do Us Part,5.5,16 +21864,"[10749, 10770]",469773,en,Summer in the Vineyard,2.023,2017-08-12,Summer in the Vineyard,5.1,10 +21865,"[99, 10752]",449758,en,Five Came Back,2.02,2017-03-31,Five Came Back,8.3,23 +21866,[53],466300,en,My Daughter Is Missing,2.018,2017-06-01,My Daughter Is Missing,5.1,9 +21867,[],448862,en,Psychos,2.018,2017-03-17,Psychos,3.9,9 +21868,"[10749, 10770]",489204,en,Four Christmases and a Wedding,2.016,2017-12-02,Four Christmases and a Wedding,5.9,18 +21869,"[27, 53]",478167,en,Never Hike Alone,2.012,2017-10-13,Never Hike Alone,6.5,24 +21870,[35],443411,en,Jerrod Carmichael: 8,2.011,2017-03-11,Jerrod Carmichael: 8,7.3,9 +21871,[18],480881,en,Let There Be Light,2.01,2017-10-27,Let There Be Light,6.2,23 +21872,"[53, 18]",460227,en,Bad Frank,2.009,2017-07-04,Bad Frank,6.0,6 +21873,"[18, 10751]",490846,en,The UnMiracle,2.003,2017-08-01,The UnMiracle,5.6,5 +21874,"[10770, 10749]",479054,en,A Harvest Wedding,1.999,2017-10-21,A Harvest Wedding,6.7,7 +21875,"[53, 27]",480403,en,Stickman,1.995,2017-10-21,Stickman,5.5,12 +21876,"[878, 14]",459974,en,Everything Beautiful Is Far Away,1.994,2017-06-21,Everything Beautiful Is Far Away,7.0,8 +21877,[35],488971,en,You Can't Fight Christmas,1.992,2017-11-01,You Can't Fight Christmas,5.5,20 +21878,"[9648, 18, 12, 53, 878]",487638,en,Sightings,1.99,2017-10-21,Sightings,5.4,5 +21879,"[35, 10749]",455401,en,Keep the Change,1.988,2018-03-16,Keep the Change,7.3,4 +21880,"[28, 18, 36]",413548,hi,बेगम जान,1.988,2017-04-14,Begum Jaan,6.5,14 +21881,[16],446370,en,Hi Stranger,1.985,2017-03-10,Hi Stranger,6.1,32 +21882,[28],344906,en,The Last Heist,1.985,2016-06-17,The Last Heist,4.7,45 +21883,"[18, 878]",469799,en,Amelia 2.0,1.983,2017-08-04,Amelia 2.0,5.6,11 +21884,"[35, 10751, 18]",426469,en,Growing Up Smith,1.981,2017-02-03,Growing Up Smith,7.0,16 +21885,"[80, 27]",327315,en,Bloodrunners,1.981,2017-03-03,Bloodrunners,5.6,15 +21886,[18],426251,en,Love After Love,1.98,2018-03-30,Love After Love,6.5,5 +21887,[18],462478,en,Landing Up,1.979,2017-06-17,Landing Up,5.7,3 +21888,[99],437783,en,Is Genesis History?,1.978,2017-02-23,Is Genesis History?,5.0,6 +21889,[99],433881,en,What Lies Upstream,1.977,2017-01-20,What Lies Upstream,7.0,5 +21890,"[53, 80, 18, 9648]",475660,es,Bajo la rosa,1.976,2017-03-31,Bajo la rosa,6.3,12 +21891,[53],489705,en,Dead on Arrival,1.971,2017-08-11,Dead on Arrival,6.0,7 +21892,"[53, 18, 28]",476673,en,Snow Steam Iron,1.969,2017-09-19,Snow Steam Iron,8.6,23 +21893,"[27, 878, 28, 53, 35]",429829,ja,蠱毒 ミートボールマシン,1.967,2017-03-11,Meatball Machine Kodoku,6.0,8 +21894,[18],464733,en,Trafficked,1.967,2017-10-06,Trafficked,5.3,13 +21895,[27],340185,en,Dead Story,1.963,2017-01-20,Dead Story,3.7,18 +21896,"[10749, 10770, 18]",438573,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Higher Ground",1.961,2017-02-19,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Higher Ground",5.4,7 +21897,"[10749, 35]",494900,zh,前任3：再见前任,1.96,2017-12-29,The Ex-File 3: The Return of the Exes,8.0,2 +21898,[99],433051,en,Cries from Syria,1.96,2017-01-22,Cries from Syria,7.4,8 +21899,[99],441965,en,The Tickle King,1.96,2017-02-27,The Tickle King,7.3,12 +21900,"[18, 28, 80]",312788,en,Americons,1.96,2017-01-19,Americons,6.8,7 +21901,"[35, 10751, 16, 12]",483165,ru,Фиксики: Большой секрет,1.96,2017-12-31,The Fixies: Top Secret,6.5,4 +21902,[35],438500,en,Infinity Baby,1.96,2017-03-11,Infinity Baby,6.5,5 +21903,"[28, 10751]",440794,te,కాటమరాయుడు,1.96,2017-03-24,Katamarayudu,6.4,5 +21904,[99],446348,en,Danger Close,1.96,2017-05-26,Danger Close,6.3,3 +21905,"[18, 10770]",459583,en,The Stalker Club,1.96,2017-04-15,The Stalker Club,6.0,4 +21906,"[28, 35, 18, 36, 10752]",411607,ja,たたら侍,1.96,2017-06-02,Tatara Samurai,6.0,1 +21907,"[9648, 53, 10770]",423076,en,Pretty Little Dead Girl,1.96,2017-01-04,Pretty Little Dead Girl,4.8,4 +21908,"[10749, 35, 10770]",437516,en,While You Were Dating,1.96,2017-02-12,While You Were Dating,4.7,6 +21909,"[16, 35]",449621,en,Dante's Lunch,1.959,2017-03-29,Dante's Lunch,7.8,24 +21910,"[10749, 18, 10770]",480632,en,Karen Kingsbury's Maggie's Christmas Miracle,1.956,2017-12-10,Karen Kingsbury's Maggie's Christmas Miracle,6.3,7 +21911,[18],432942,en,Gook,1.954,2017-08-18,Gook,6.6,22 +21912,[18],426054,en,One Percent More Humid,1.954,2017-04-21,One Percent More Humid,6.4,5 +21913,[28],407777,ja,Karate Kill,1.953,2017-07-18,Karate Kill,5.6,8 +21914,[99],423710,en,Restless Creature: Wendy Whelan,1.952,2017-05-24,Restless Creature: Wendy Whelan,7.2,6 +21915,"[18, 53]",473507,en,Early Release,1.952,2017-05-05,Early Release,5.2,12 +21916,[35],352494,en,Ripped,1.952,2017-06-23,Ripped,4.8,22 +21917,[99],532150,en,Harry Smith at the Breslin Hotel,1.951,2017-12-01,Harry Smith at the Breslin Hotel,4.0,3 +21918,"[27, 53]",416530,en,Slasher.com,1.949,2017-03-07,Slasher.com,4.1,13 +21919,"[28, 878]",458679,en,626 Evolution,1.945,2017-06-01,626 Evolution,4.0,4 +21920,[53],452013,fa,Lerd,1.941,2017-09-01,A Man of Integrity,6.3,15 +21921,[99],474273,en,The Problem with Apu,1.94,2017-11-19,The Problem with Apu,5.7,15 +21922,[99],442033,en,Dream Big: Engineering Our World,1.933,2017-02-17,Dream Big: Engineering Our World,7.0,5 +21923,"[10749, 10770]",469779,en,"Sun, Sand & Romance",1.933,2017-08-26,"Sun, Sand & Romance",6.2,8 +21924,"[10749, 10402, 36]",462477,en,Newsies: The Broadway Musical,1.929,2017-02-16,Newsies: The Broadway Musical,8.4,29 +21925,"[10749, 35, 878]",345937,en,Unleashed,1.929,2017-08-25,Unleashed,6.4,23 +21926,[27],445916,en,Asylum of Darkness,1.929,2017-04-10,Asylum of Darkness,5.8,5 +21927,"[80, 18, 53]",474170,en,Wetlands,1.929,2017-09-15,Wetlands,5.0,4 +21928,"[16, 27]",366171,en,Malevolent,1.927,2017-12-04,Malevolent,2.0,2 +21929,[99],453053,en,Dumb: The Story of Big Brother Magazine,1.925,2017-06-03,Dumb: The Story of Big Brother Magazine,8.4,5 +21930,"[16, 10751, 35, 14, 878]",490156,en,DreamWorks Home: For the Holidays,1.914,2017-12-01,DreamWorks Home: For the Holidays,4.7,5 +21931,"[99, 10402]",426243,en,Eagles of Death Metal: Nos Amis (Our Friends),1.911,2017-02-10,Eagles of Death Metal: Nos Amis (Our Friends),7.8,11 +21932,[878],473958,en,Meet Walter,1.908,2017-03-10,Meet Walter,6.5,14 +21933,"[10770, 10749]",488262,en,The Christmas Calendar,1.908,2017-11-19,The Christmas Calendar,5.8,15 +21934,[35],473229,en,Big Bear,1.906,2017-09-22,Big Bear,5.3,17 +21935,[18],436035,en,Come Swim,1.904,2017-01-20,Come Swim,6.9,13 +21936,"[18, 10749]",381038,en,Long Nights Short Mornings,1.904,2016-03-12,Long Nights Short Mornings,6.2,6 +21937,"[10770, 10749]",474976,en,"With Love, Christmas",1.903,2017-11-22,"With Love, Christmas",6.6,23 +21938,"[18, 10770, 9648]",435720,en,Framed for Murder: A Fixer Upper Mystery,1.899,2017-01-15,Framed for Murder: A Fixer Upper Mystery,6.3,11 +21939,[18],438426,en,Maya Dardel,1.898,2017-03-12,Maya Dardel,7.3,3 +21940,[18],408616,en,The Journey,1.893,2017-06-16,The Journey,6.7,20 +21941,"[35, 10751]",429918,ja,サバイバルファミリー,1.892,2017-06-01,Survival Family,7.3,19 +21942,[],438537,pl,Satan Said Dance,1.887,2017-03-10,Satan Said Dance,5.1,5 +21943,[35],490928,en,Craig Ferguson: Tickle Fight,1.881,2017-12-05,Craig Ferguson: Tickle Fight,6.7,12 +21944,[18],386623,en,Person to Person,1.88,2017-07-28,Person to Person,5.4,17 +21945,[99],444526,en,Rock and a Hard Place,1.874,2017-03-27,Rock and a Hard Place,6.3,12 +21946,[28],440508,en,Diamond Cartel,1.87,2017-03-24,Diamond Cartel,6.0,7 +21947,[99],473313,en,Kingdom of Us,1.859,2017-10-13,Kingdom of Us,7.3,12 +21948,[16],389627,en,Nerdland,1.858,2016-12-06,Nerdland,5.3,19 +21949,"[10770, 18, 10749]",479613,en,A Song for Christmas,1.854,2017-11-11,A Song for Christmas,6.1,19 +21950,"[18, 10749]",444951,en,New Life,1.851,2016-10-28,New Life,6.8,21 +21951,"[27, 9648, 878]",483006,en,Aliens: Zone of Silence,1.851,2017-10-24,Aliens: Zone of Silence,4.2,9 +21952,"[10749, 27]",413416,vi,Cô Hầu Gái,1.842,2017-06-15,The Housemaid,6.1,10 +21953,"[18, 35]",458836,en,The Good Catholic,1.841,2017-09-08,The Good Catholic,5.4,23 +21954,[18],464678,en,The Rachels,1.839,2017-01-15,The Rachels,6.0,12 +21955,"[35, 27]",407365,en,I Had A Bloody Good Time At House Harker,1.839,2016-10-08,I Had A Bloody Good Time At House Harker,5.9,9 +21956,[99],448446,en,Gilbert,1.837,2017-04-20,Gilbert,7.2,12 +21957,"[18, 10770]",483548,en,Christmas in Angel Falls,1.835,2017-12-02,Christmas in Angel Falls,6.4,17 +21958,"[16, 80]",437220,zh,大世界,1.832,2018-02-02,Have a Nice Day,5.0,13 +21959,[35],460822,en,"Oh, Hello: On Broadway",1.828,2017-06-13,"Oh, Hello: On Broadway",7.1,35 +21960,"[99, 10402]",411012,en,Chasing Trane,1.825,2017-04-14,Chasing Trane,7.4,18 +21961,"[12, 53, 18]",438859,en,Call of the Wolf,1.822,2017-02-07,Call of the Wolf,6.0,3 +21962,"[18, 10751]",497027,mr,मुरांबा,1.819,2017-06-11,Muramba,8.2,5 +21963,"[18, 27, 53]",415826,en,Among Us,1.818,2017-04-08,Among Us,5.6,8 +21964,[18],451009,en,Romeo 3000,1.816,2017-06-30,Romeo 3000,0.0,1 +21965,"[80, 18, 53]",426260,en,Thumper,1.813,2017-04-20,Thumper,5.6,32 +21966,[18],459938,en,Beauty Mark,1.81,2017-06-17,Beauty Mark,7.8,4 +21967,"[27, 53]",490819,en,Dark Beacon,1.81,2017-10-13,Dark Beacon,4.6,7 +21968,"[27, 53, 9648]",451067,en,Wraith,1.807,2017-04-05,Wraith,5.1,9 +21969,"[10770, 99]",452372,en,Warning: This Drug May Kill You,1.806,2017-05-01,Warning: This Drug May Kill You,6.4,8 +21970,"[35, 10749, 18]",399895,en,Confessions of a Teenage Jesus Jerk,1.803,2017-01-01,Confessions of a Teenage Jesus Jerk,5.2,5 +21971,[27],484953,en,Fall of Grace,1.803,2017-10-03,Fall of Grace,2.4,8 +21972,"[9648, 28, 18]",443487,en,Base,1.802,2017-11-06,Base,5.8,6 +21973,[99],486567,en,Not Alone,1.798,2017-11-11,Not Alone,6.5,13 +21974,[18],421628,en,A Rose for Christmas,1.797,2017-01-01,A Rose for Christmas,5.1,16 +21975,[18],410620,en,Actors Anonymous,1.795,2017-03-05,Actors Anonymous,10.0,2 +21976,"[18, 10749]",487055,en,The Spruces and the Pines,1.794,2017-12-03,The Spruces and the Pines,6.8,8 +21977,"[28, 12, 878, 18]",438597,ru,Майор Гром,1.793,2017-07-21,Major Grom,6.8,20 +21978,"[14, 27]",349067,es,Vuelven,1.793,2017-09-24,Tigers Are Not Afraid,6.7,21 +21979,[35],488669,en,Todd Barry: Spicy Honey,1.79,2017-12-26,Todd Barry: Spicy Honey,7.3,14 +21980,"[35, 10749]",466320,en,"We Love You, Sally Carmichael!",1.787,2017-08-04,"We Love You, Sally Carmichael!",6.5,6 +21981,"[12, 10751]",438817,en,Jurassic School,1.787,2017-01-31,Jurassic School,5.2,6 +21982,"[10402, 53, 18]",396386,en,Barracuda,1.785,2017-06-10,Barracuda,7.4,7 +21983,"[10749, 10770]",474983,en,Coming Home for Christmas,1.782,2017-11-18,Coming Home for Christmas,6.4,28 +21984,"[35, 10749]",412363,he,לעבור את הקיר,1.779,2017-05-12,The Wedding Plan,4.9,23 +21985,[35],438424,en,A Bad Idea Gone Wrong,1.778,2017-11-30,A Bad Idea Gone Wrong,6.7,16 +21986,[18],456187,en,King Charles III,1.778,2017-05-14,King Charles III,6.6,13 +21987,[99],473278,en,Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405,1.775,2016-10-14,Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405,7.4,17 +21988,[99],448444,en,The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson,1.768,2017-07-27,The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson,7.4,36 +21989,[99],473408,en,Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold,1.768,2017-10-11,Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold,7.3,18 +21990,"[10749, 18]",408422,fr,Jours de France,1.768,2017-04-21,4 Days in France,6.7,9 +21991,[99],447818,en,Generation Iron 2,1.766,2017-05-12,Generation Iron 2,7.1,23 +21992,"[10751, 16]",400328,ja,GAMBA ガンバと仲間たち,1.766,2017-02-21,Gamba,6.0,7 +21993,[99],438665,en,Fittest on Earth: A Decade of Fitness,1.764,2017-02-01,Fittest on Earth: A Decade of Fitness,6.8,10 +21994,[53],447606,en,The Shadow People,1.764,2017-02-28,The Shadow People,4.8,4 +21995,"[10749, 18]",440034,en,A Moving Romance,1.761,2017-02-04,A Moving Romance,6.0,17 +21996,[],452667,en,Feel Rich: Health Is the New Wealth,1.761,2017-05-23,Feel Rich: Health Is the New Wealth,5.8,5 +21997,[18],356189,en,My Name Is Emily,1.754,2017-02-17,My Name Is Emily,7.0,10 +21998,"[27, 53]",467405,en,Don't Sleep,1.749,2017-09-29,Don't Sleep,3.5,19 +21999,[10749],464685,en,August Creek,1.745,2017-07-05,August Creek,4.0,1 +22000,"[18, 10751]",470205,en,The Stray,1.743,2017-10-06,The Stray,6.9,15 +22001,[27],437931,en,House of Spirits,1.74,2017-02-03,House of Spirits,7.0,1 +22002,"[53, 18]",426258,en,The Strange Ones,1.74,2018-01-05,The Strange Ones,5.8,39 +22003,"[9648, 18]",371445,en,As You Are,1.739,2017-02-24,As You Are,7.0,41 +22004,"[10770, 10749]",479048,en,Love Struck Café,1.739,2017-10-14,Love Struck Café,6.1,9 +22005,[35],478054,en,Def Comedy Jam 25,1.733,2017-09-26,Def Comedy Jam 25,6.1,17 +22006,[10770],460989,en,The Wrong Neighbor,1.732,2017-06-26,The Wrong Neighbor,4.8,9 +22007,"[18, 35]",437253,el,Τέλειοι ξένοι,1.728,2017-09-28,Perfect Strangers,6.6,9 +22008,"[53, 18, 10770]",449365,en,Fatal Defense,1.723,2017-04-01,Fatal Defense,3.3,4 +22009,[878],454379,en,Virgin Hunters 3: Agents of Passion,1.718,2017-01-31,Virgin Hunters 3: Agents of Passion,7.0,2 +22010,"[80, 18]",489567,en,Deadly Vows,1.718,2017-12-01,Deadly Vows,6.5,5 +22011,"[18, 35, 53]",438459,en,Easy Living,1.718,2017-09-15,Easy Living,6.4,6 +22012,"[35, 18]",422753,en,Mustang Island,1.717,2017-04-01,Mustang Island,6.5,10 +22013,[99],450494,en,Joe Cocker: Mad Dog with Soul,1.714,2017-04-01,Joe Cocker: Mad Dog with Soul,8.1,9 +22014,"[35, 18]",433327,kn,Kirik Party,1.713,2017-02-01,Kirik Party,9.2,5 +22015,[99],438471,en,Kim Dotcom: Caught in the Web,1.713,2017-03-13,Kim Dotcom: Caught in the Web,7.3,11 +22016,"[18, 10749, 10770]",437517,en,An Uncommon Grace,1.708,2017-02-12,An Uncommon Grace,6.6,12 +22017,"[28, 18, 27]",466677,en,Dead South,1.708,2017-07-16,Dead South,5.7,3 +22018,[18],48676,ru,Первый учитель,1.705,1965-10-31,The First Teacher,5.5,4 +22019,[18],376088,en,"A Woman, a Part",1.703,2017-03-22,"A Woman, a Part",6.3,6 +22020,"[35, 10402]",430780,en,"Michael Bolton's Big, Sexy Valentine's Day Special",1.702,2017-02-07,"Michael Bolton's Big, Sexy Valentine's Day Special",7.1,21 +22021,[99],433084,en,Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower,1.699,2017-01-20,Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower,7.2,14 +22022,[99],465870,en,The Russian Revolution,1.699,2017-06-15,The Russian Revolution,6.8,8 +22023,"[10749, 10770]",483558,en,Sharing Christmas,1.699,2017-12-10,Sharing Christmas,6.3,22 +22024,"[16, 35, 10751]",484809,en,The Secret Life of Kyle,1.698,2017-12-05,The Secret Life of Kyle,6.8,4 +22025,[],422052,en,Dayveon,1.697,2017-01-19,Dayveon,7.1,14 +22026,"[80, 18, 53]",351217,en,Stray Bullets,1.696,2017-02-10,Stray Bullets,6.7,7 +22027,"[12, 99]",469108,en,Under an Arctic Sky,1.69,2017-04-23,Under an Arctic Sky,7.8,21 +22028,"[27, 14, 53]",472686,en,Dementia 13,1.689,2017-10-06,Dementia 13,4.8,17 +22029,[35],460216,en,Humor Me,1.687,2017-06-16,Humor Me,6.8,4 +22030,"[10749, 35, 18]",449848,en,The Boy Downstairs,1.687,2018-02-16,The Boy Downstairs,5.6,18 +22031,[99],432987,en,Quest,1.685,2017-07-26,Quest,8.0,4 +22032,"[10749, 18]",487284,en,Afterburn/Aftershock,1.685,2017-11-03,Afterburn/Aftershock,5.0,5 +22033,"[27, 35, 18, 14, 16]",411549,en,Kuso,1.68,2017-01-21,Kuso,6.2,22 +22034,[35],483808,en,Night of Too Many Stars: America Unites for Autism Programs,1.676,2017-11-18,Night of Too Many Stars: America Unites for Autism Programs,8.0,2 +22035,"[18, 53]",412904,en,Created Equal,1.676,2017-04-29,Created Equal,6.0,5 +22036,"[18, 10749, 10770]",475836,en,When Calls the Heart: The Christmas Wishing Tree,1.672,2017-12-25,When Calls the Heart: The Christmas Wishing Tree,6.0,7 +22037,"[18, 80]",454854,en,Rodney King,1.672,2017-04-28,Rodney King,6.0,4 +22038,[27],491817,en,Mordeo,1.67,2017-04-27,Mordeo,5.0,1 +22039,[99],474569,en,One of Us,1.668,2017-10-20,One of Us,7.2,38 +22040,"[10770, 10749, 18]",442154,en,Love Blossoms,1.666,2017-02-18,Love Blossoms,6.4,14 +22041,"[10402, 10749, 35]",440376,en,It Happened One Valentine's,1.666,2017-02-07,It Happened One Valentine's,6.1,7 +22042,"[10749, 10770]",475754,en,Betting On The Bride,1.665,2017-10-23,Betting On The Bride,5.3,17 +22043,[],464339,en,Bad Date Chronicles,1.664,2017-07-01,Bad Date Chronicles,5.3,6 +22044,"[10770, 10749]",435117,en,The Birthday Wish,1.663,2017-01-21,The Birthday Wish,5.7,26 +22045,[53],460096,en,Secrets of My Stepdaughter,1.663,2017-05-11,Secrets of My Stepdaughter,4.4,12 +22046,[27],491366,en,Horror Show,1.661,2017-12-07,Horror Show,6.2,6 +22047,"[28, 878]",470458,en,Rogue Warrior: Robot Fighter,1.66,2017-06-06,Rogue Warrior: Robot Fighter,5.8,5 +22048,[35],428888,en,Fat Camp,1.651,2017-06-21,Fat Camp,5.8,6 +22049,"[53, 18]",446841,en,Painless,1.651,2017-03-02,Painless,5.4,6 +22050,[18],336197,fr,Amnesia,1.649,2017-07-21,Amnesia,5.0,23 +22051,"[35, 10749]",452413,zh,喜欢你,1.646,2017-05-05,This Is Not What I Expected,7.3,16 +22052,[53],448090,en,Mommy's Little Boy,1.646,2017-03-18,Mommy's Little Boy,5.2,10 +22053,[27],440020,en,Lycan,1.645,2017-08-04,Lycan,7.0,2 +22054,"[18, 9648]",460094,en,Deadly Secrets by the Lake,1.644,2017-06-02,Deadly Secrets by the Lake,5.6,6 +22055,[35],470906,en,Brad Paisley's Comedy Rodeo,1.64,2017-08-15,Brad Paisley's Comedy Rodeo,6.7,3 +22056,"[27, 53]",574283,en,Close Calls,1.64,2017-08-21,Close Calls,3.7,3 +22057,[10751],455546,en,A Mermaid's Tale,1.638,2017-05-16,A Mermaid's Tale,5.0,12 +22058,[14],464334,en,Scales: Mermaids Are Real,1.635,2017-07-21,Scales: Mermaids Are Real,5.6,16 +22059,"[12, 18, 10749, 53]",430306,en,Go North,1.635,2017-01-13,Go North,3.1,7 +22060,[35],421833,en,Brave New Jersey,1.631,2017-08-04,Brave New Jersey,4.8,6 +22061,"[10749, 10770]",474990,en,Christmas Festival of Ice,1.629,2017-11-04,Christmas Festival of Ice,4.8,13 +22062,[99],459214,en,Blood Road,1.627,2017-03-15,Blood Road,7.5,4 +22063,[53],455783,en,ExPatriot,1.621,2017-06-27,Ex-Patriot,5.0,12 +22064,[99],491206,en,Traffic Stop,1.616,2017-11-14,Traffic Stop,6.2,14 +22065,[18],442160,en,DeKalb Elementary,1.615,2017-03-11,DeKalb Elementary,7.6,14 +22066,[99],486869,en,Word is Bond,1.615,2017-11-10,Word is Bond,6.0,1 +22067,[35],434942,zh,健忘村,1.611,2017-11-11,The Village of No Return,6.4,8 +22068,[99],431391,en,Saving Banksy,1.61,2017-01-27,Saving Banksy,6.6,21 +22069,[99],287982,en,VHS Massacre: Cult Films and the Decline of Physical Media,1.61,2016-06-20,VHS Massacre: Cult Films and the Decline of Physical Media,5.9,13 +22070,"[53, 10770]",411287,en,Deadly Sorority,1.609,2017-05-06,Deadly Sorority,6.4,7 +22071,[99],440319,en,Mission Control: The Unsung Heroes of Apollo,1.602,2017-03-14,Mission Control: The Unsung Heroes of Apollo,7.7,13 +22072,"[10749, 35, 18]",433414,en,Signature Move,1.602,2017-03-11,Signature Move,5.4,10 +22073,[99],448281,en,Tupac Assassination: Battle For Compton,1.6,2017-03-07,Tupac Assassination: Battle For Compton,6.0,4 +22074,"[10751, 10770, 18, 10749]",474982,en,The Christmas Train,1.598,2017-11-25,The Christmas Train,5.5,20 +22075,"[35, 18]",436288,en,Tyler Perry's Madea on the Run - The Play,1.597,2017-01-31,Tyler Perry's Madea on the Run - The Play,6.9,21 +22076,"[10770, 35, 10749]",437513,en,Walking the Dog,1.596,2017-02-04,Walking the Dog,5.8,11 +22077,"[35, 10751]",449751,en,The 60 Yard Line,1.596,2017-09-08,The 60 Yard Line,5.8,4 +22078,[35],479618,pa,ਵੇਖ ਬਰਾਤਾਂ ਚੱਲੀਆਂ,1.593,2017-08-04,Vekh Baraatan Challiyan,7.5,4 +22079,[99],506220,en,A Week in Watts,1.591,2017-02-19,A Week in Watts,6.4,5 +22080,"[27, 53]",416572,en,Joker's Poltergeist,1.588,2015-06-03,Joker's Poltergeist,3.2,9 +22081,"[10751, 10770]",493253,en,Undercover Angel,1.587,2017-12-02,Undercover Angel,4.8,4 +22082,"[18, 10749, 35, 10770]",456213,en,The Art of Us,1.583,2017-05-20,The Art of Us,6.6,8 +22083,[99],494264,en,Patient Seventeen,1.58,2017-10-10,Patient Seventeen,4.2,9 +22084,[18],439976,en,Pretty Boy,1.575,2015-03-25,Pretty Boy,8.2,29 +22085,[99],455359,en,Julian Schnabel: A Private Portrait,1.575,2017-05-05,Julian Schnabel: A Private Portrait,7.2,6 +22086,[27],518429,en,Entropia,1.574,2017-09-15,Entropia,8.0,1 +22087,"[18, 27, 9648, 53]",500203,en,Inheritance,1.572,2017-06-02,Inheritance,4.5,6 +22088,[99],489137,en,Happening: A Clean Energy Revolution,1.567,2017-10-07,Happening: A Clean Energy Revolution,6.5,4 +22089,[35],464205,en,Brand New Old Love,1.567,2017-08-01,Brand New Old Love,6.0,1 +22090,"[28, 35, 80]",494682,en,Scramble,1.565,2017-12-26,Scramble,4.1,7 +22091,[18],428498,xh,Inxeba,1.564,2017-01-22,The Wound,6.8,21 +22092,"[27, 53]",461496,en,In Extremis,1.563,2017-10-12,In Extremis,7.0,2 +22093,[99],460167,en,Michael Lost and Found,1.563,2017-05-27,Michael Lost and Found,6.3,11 +22094,[35],400408,en,Highway to Havasu,1.555,2017-03-07,Highway to Havasu,4.0,3 +22095,"[35, 18, 10751, 10749]",488063,en,My Christmas Prince,1.553,2017-12-03,My Christmas Prince,6.1,16 +22096,"[27, 9648]",484237,fi,Kyrsyä: Tuftland,1.553,2017-12-09,Kyrsyä: Tuftland,4.7,3 +22097,"[10749, 10770]",456191,en,All for Love,1.549,2017-05-27,All for Love,6.6,8 +22098,[53],465926,en,Escaping Dad,1.549,2017-05-21,Escaping Dad,5.9,11 +22099,"[28, 14, 18, 12]",495650,en,Erotiquest,1.548,2017-12-29,Erotiquest,9.0,1 +22100,"[18, 16, 10749, 35]",472516,ja,好きになるその瞬間を。～告白実行委員会～,1.546,2017-06-06,The Moment You Fall in Love,7.9,7 +22101,"[16, 12, 10751]",458186,zh,阿唐奇遇,1.545,2017-05-20,Tea Pets,7.5,2 +22102,[99],483010,en,Saving Capitalism,1.545,2017-11-21,Saving Capitalism,6.9,19 +22103,"[10749, 28, 12, 35, 18]",440143,en,The Babymoon,1.542,2017-02-14,The Babymoon,4.8,6 +22104,"[18, 53]",392524,en,Axis,1.541,2017-04-07,Axis,8.0,2 +22105,[99],394918,en,The Pearl of Africa,1.54,2017-04-01,The Pearl of Africa,7.0,7 +22106,[99],456348,en,Batman & Bill,1.537,2017-05-06,Batman & Bill,7.8,26 +22107,[35],454361,en,Vir Das: Abroad Understanding,1.536,2017-04-25,Vir Das: Abroad Understanding,6.8,20 +22108,"[53, 10770]",523443,en,House of Deadly Secrets,1.53,2017-01-01,House of Deadly Secrets,4.3,8 +22109,"[53, 27]",429725,en,Camera Obscura,1.529,2017-06-09,Camera Obscura,5.2,23 +22110,"[99, 36]",451974,en,Let It Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992,1.527,2017-04-21,Let It Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992,7.8,10 +22111,"[10770, 10749]",488067,en,A Royal Christmas Ball,1.516,2017-12-10,A Royal Christmas Ball,5.5,14 +22112,[28],492402,en,Cops and Robbers,1.515,2017-12-12,Cops and Robbers,4.8,8 +22113,"[35, 18]",422114,en,The Resurrection of Gavin Stone,1.509,2017-01-20,The Resurrection of Gavin Stone,6.7,10 +22114,"[10749, 18]",487045,en,Snowmance,1.503,2017-11-26,Snowmance,5.5,15 +22115,"[53, 18]",481703,en,Haze,1.502,2017-10-13,Haze,6.2,6 +22116,"[878, 10751]",446216,en,Time Toys,1.5,2017-03-04,Time Toys,6.0,16 +22117,[99],486508,en,Born Strong,1.497,2017-11-03,Born Strong,7.2,9 +22118,"[18, 53]",305344,en,Never Here,1.496,2017-06-18,Never Here,6.3,7 +22119,"[18, 10770]",481811,en,Oscar Pistorius: Blade Runner Killer,1.492,2017-11-11,Oscar Pistorius: Blade Runner Killer,5.0,8 +22120,"[53, 27]",480700,en,The 13th Friday,1.49,2017-01-10,The 13th Friday,4.4,7 +22121,"[18, 35]",390547,es,El rei borni / El rey tuerto,1.489,2017-03-09,The One-Eyed King,5.4,10 +22122,[18],485034,en,A Very Merry Toy Store,1.487,2017-11-26,A Very Merry Toy Store,5.6,12 +22123,"[16, 10402]",538538,en,No Snow For Christmas,1.485,2017-01-01,No Snow For Christmas,6.0,1 +22124,[27],481367,en,But Deliver Us from Evil,1.485,2017-04-27,But Deliver Us from Evil,5.2,5 +22125,[27],445845,en,The Haunting of Mia Moss,1.484,2017-01-13,The Haunting of Mia Moss,5.0,1 +22126,[10749],480919,en,Winter Wedding,1.483,2017-12-25,Winter Wedding,6.9,15 +22127,"[18, 878]",503401,en,FTL,1.481,2017-05-12,FTL,5.0,2 +22128,"[37, 80, 53]",432641,en,Valley of Bones,1.474,2017-09-01,Valley of Bones,5.6,5 +22129,[27],444893,en,Cannibal Cop,1.47,2017-01-15,Cannibal Cop,1.0,1 +22130,"[10749, 18]",343807,en,Stuff,1.467,2015-07-12,Stuff,6.8,6 +22131,"[16, 35, 18]",410661,en,My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea,1.464,2016-09-23,My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea,6.9,17 +22132,[27],481866,en,Anna,1.463,2017-10-17,Anna,3.1,8 +22133,"[18, 10402, 10749]",458987,en,Becks,1.462,2017-06-15,Becks,6.4,8 +22134,[18],470901,en,Face 2 Face,1.46,2017-04-23,Face 2 Face,6.1,22 +22135,[99],433056,en,Oklahoma City,1.459,2017-01-21,Oklahoma City,7.2,26 +22136,"[10749, 10770]",462355,en,Wedding March 2: Resorting to Love,1.453,2017-06-17,Wedding March 2: Resorting to Love,5.2,6 +22137,"[10770, 10749]",474978,en,Enchanted Christmas,1.452,2017-11-12,Enchanted Christmas,5.6,14 +22138,[27],479746,en,Demons,1.45,2017-10-06,Demons,5.4,16 +22139,"[18, 35]",381009,en,Donald Cried,1.448,2017-03-03,Donald Cried,6.1,12 +22140,[10749],435312,en,High School Lover,1.448,2017-02-04,High School Lover,5.5,12 +22141,"[53, 18, 80]",438466,en,Us and Them,1.447,2017-03-10,Us and Them,5.6,7 +22142,[37],455185,en,Western World,1.446,2017-05-02,Western World,4.8,6 +22143,[99],428427,ru,Дорога,1.432,2017-03-03,The Road Movie,7.6,8 +22144,"[10752, 99, 36]",449453,en,Hondros,1.431,2018-03-02,Hondros,8.3,7 +22145,[99],455151,en,The Future of Work and Death,1.43,2017-06-05,The Future of Work and Death,6.0,3 +22146,"[16, 14]",339549,en,Yamasong: March of the Hollows,1.429,2017-09-10,Yamasong: March of the Hollows,1.0,2 +22147,[18],451088,en,What if it Works?,1.427,2017-03-02,What if it Works?,6.2,5 +22148,[],536958,sv,"Juliet, Juliet & Juliet",1.426,2017-10-18,"Juliet, Juliet & Juliet",6.0,1 +22149,"[10770, 10749]",434206,en,Love on the Vines,1.424,2017-01-07,Love on the Vines,5.8,13 +22150,"[99, 36]",475904,en,Martin Luther: The Idea that Changed the World,1.419,2017-09-27,Martin Luther: The Idea that Changed the World,6.5,6 +22151,[27],476424,en,#Captured,1.418,2017-10-11,#Captured,3.2,6 +22152,[],488446,en,Loco Love,1.417,2017-07-30,Loco Love,6.0,3 +22153,[27],466696,en,The Black Ghiandola,1.417,2017-04-22,The Black Ghiandola,6.0,1 +22154,[99],499056,en,Alien Contact: Outer Space,1.41,2017-10-10,Alien Contact: Outer Space,5.5,11 +22155,[35],424131,es,Un padre no tan padre,1.407,2017-01-27,Father Never Bothered,6.9,17 +22156,"[10749, 35, 10751]",465381,en,Love at the Shore,1.406,2017-08-05,Love at the Shore,6.6,10 +22157,[99],381026,en,Look & See: A Portrait of Wendell Berry,1.401,2017-01-20,Look & See: A Portrait of Wendell Berry,7.0,3 +22158,"[28, 27, 53]",402462,en,Parasites,1.401,2016-09-09,Parasites,3.3,6 +22159,"[35, 18, 10749]",528387,en,Good Enough,1.4,2017-10-10,Good Enough,10.0,1 +22160,"[80, 53]",521646,en,The Things We've Seen,1.4,2017-01-28,The Things We've Seen,10.0,2 +22161,[],500362,en,about them.,1.4,2017-02-14,about them.,10.0,1 +22162,[27],497389,en,Slapface,1.4,2017-07-15,Slapface,10.0,1 +22163,"[9648, 18, 35, 80, 53, 14]",481359,en,Spreading Darkness,1.4,2017-11-21,Spreading Darkness,10.0,1 +22164,[878],454384,en,T&A Time Travelers,1.4,2017-03-13,T&A Time Travelers,10.0,1 +22165,[37],469192,en,The Good Time Girls,1.4,2017-08-02,The Good Time Girls,9.7,3 +22166,"[878, 16]",471495,en,World of Tomorrow Episode Two: The Burden of Other People's Thoughts,1.4,2017-09-22,World of Tomorrow Episode Two: The Burden of Other People's Thoughts,8.7,12 +22167,[99],476517,en,George Michael: Freedom,1.4,2017-10-21,George Michael: Freedom,8.6,11 +22168,[99],508721,en,Breaking Point: The War for Democracy in Ukraine,1.4,2017-02-14,Breaking Point: The War for Democracy in Ukraine,8.5,2 +22169,"[80, 10749, 18]",469109,en,Plug Love,1.4,2017-07-17,Plug Love,8.2,6 +22170,"[16, 10751]",495800,en,The Lion Guard: The Rise of Scar,1.4,2017-07-29,The Lion Guard: The Rise of Scar,8.0,2 +22171,"[878, 27]",480913,en,Advent,1.4,2017-05-19,Advent,8.0,2 +22172,[10402],475319,en,"Holiday Inn, the New Irving Berlin Musical: Live",1.4,2017-01-14,"Holiday Inn, the New Irving Berlin Musical: Live",8.0,3 +22173,"[12, 28]",473124,en,The Guardian,1.4,2017-02-09,The Guardian,8.0,1 +22174,[99],470156,en,The Patent Scam,1.4,2017-08-15,The Patent Scam,8.0,1 +22175,[99],461631,en,Wildlands,1.4,2017-03-06,Wildlands,8.0,1 +22176,"[12, 27, 53]",448263,en,They Are Mine!,1.4,2017-03-01,They Are Mine!,8.0,1 +22177,[99],438473,en,Meth Storm,1.4,2017-03-11,Meth Storm,8.0,1 +22178,[99],425530,en,Revolution: New Art for a New World,1.4,2017-03-08,Revolution: New Art for a New World,8.0,3 +22179,[],440646,en,2031,1.4,2017-02-01,2031,7.8,3 +22180,[],490299,en,The Legend of 420,1.4,2017-12-01,The Legend of 420,7.7,12 +22181,[99],430035,en,Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary,1.4,2017-01-13,Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary,7.5,11 +22182,[99],447330,fr,L'Opéra,1.4,2017-04-07,The Paris Opera,7.2,10 +22183,[99],473545,en,Resurface,1.4,2017-04-23,Resurface,7.1,11 +22184,[99],502759,en,Itzhak,1.4,2017-10-05,Itzhak,7.0,1 +22185,[27],447315,en,Ascent to Hell,1.4,2017-03-16,Ascent to Hell,7.0,4 +22186,"[18, 10749]",418220,en,What Separates Us,1.4,2016-10-06,What Separates Us,7.0,4 +22187,"[10770, 10749]",490147,en,Romance at Reindeer Lodge,1.4,2017-12-17,Romance at Reindeer Lodge,6.8,13 +22188,[99],462104,en,Counterpunch,1.4,2017-06-16,Counterpunch,6.7,17 +22189,"[18, 36]",483266,en,The Jade Pendant,1.4,2017-10-24,The Jade Pendant,6.7,3 +22190,[35],465026,en,"You, Me and Him",1.4,2017-12-15,"You, Me and Him",6.6,9 +22191,[99],439114,en,Burlesque: Heart of the Glitter Tribe,1.4,2017-03-03,Burlesque: Heart of the Glitter Tribe,6.6,5 +22192,"[99, 10770]",481847,en,I Am Elizabeth Smart,1.4,2017-11-18,I Am Elizabeth Smart,6.6,12 +22193,[878],492631,en,The Manual,1.4,2017-12-02,The Manual,6.5,8 +22194,[99],451567,en,The Soul of War: Making 'Hacksaw Ridge',1.4,2017-02-21,The Soul of War: Making 'Hacksaw Ridge',6.5,6 +22195,[99],442943,en,Bobbi Jene,1.4,2017-09-22,Bobbi Jene,6.5,6 +22196,"[10402, 99]",433092,ja,Tokyo Idols,1.4,2017-01-20,Tokyo Idols,6.5,19 +22197,[10751],402542,en,A Cowgirl's Story,1.4,2017-04-12,A Cowgirl's Story,6.5,8 +22198,"[53, 10770]",455402,en,Woman on the Run,1.4,2017-04-16,Woman on the Run,6.2,12 +22199,[18],549561,en,Mishka,1.4,2017-10-22,Mishka,6.0,1 +22200,[18],345916,en,Do You Take This Man,1.4,2017-07-07,Do You Take This Man,6.0,3 +22201,"[18, 878]",443659,en,Imitation Girl,1.4,2017-03-04,Imitation Girl,5.8,6 +22202,"[18, 10770]",506620,en,The Bachelor Next Door,1.4,2017-10-20,The Bachelor Next Door,5.8,5 +22203,[99],489493,en,Titanic: 20 Years Later with James Cameron,1.4,2017-11-26,Titanic: 20 Years Later with James Cameron,5.8,4 +22204,[35],478548,en,Rodney Carrington: Here Comes The Truth,1.4,2017-10-03,Rodney Carrington: Here Comes The Truth,5.8,4 +22205,[99],438517,en,G-Funk,1.4,2017-03-10,G-Funk,5.7,9 +22206,"[53, 18, 27, 9648]",452928,en,The Twin,1.4,2017-01-01,The Twin,5.7,13 +22207,"[53, 10770]",495715,en,The Landlord,1.4,2017-12-26,The Landlord,5.7,3 +22208,[27],441926,en,Carnivore: Werewolf of London,1.4,2017-12-04,Carnivore: Werewolf of London,5.7,3 +22209,[35],436939,en,Love by the 10th Date,1.4,2017-01-28,Love by the 10th Date,5.7,6 +22210,"[27, 9648, 80]",326446,en,Savageland,1.4,2017-02-24,Savageland,5.7,16 +22211,[53],461813,en,Ring of Deception,1.4,2017-05-20,Ring of Deception,5.5,2 +22212,"[80, 53, 9648]",422727,en,Mississippi Murder,1.4,2017-01-03,Mississippi Murder,5.5,5 +22213,[53],473258,en,Unwritten Obsession,1.4,2017-08-27,Unwritten Obsession,5.4,7 +22214,[99],438468,en,Bill Nye: Science Guy,1.4,2017-04-10,Bill Nye: Science Guy,5.4,12 +22215,"[35, 10749]",442247,hi,रनिंग शादी,1.4,2017-02-17,Running Shaadi,5.3,3 +22216,[99],562250,en,Follow Me,1.4,2017-01-01,Follow Me,5.2,5 +22217,"[10749, 35, 18]",447358,en,People You May Know,1.4,2017-04-07,People You May Know,5.1,14 +22218,[99],496189,en,"All Male, All Nude",1.4,2017-12-05,"All Male, All Nude",5.0,4 +22219,"[53, 10770]",495776,en,The Wrong Nanny,1.4,2017-07-01,The Wrong Nanny,5.0,3 +22220,[35],447140,en,N.O.L.A Circus,1.4,2017-04-25,N.O.L.A Circus,5.0,2 +22221,[99],438447,en,Served Like a Girl,1.4,2017-03-13,Served Like a Girl,5.0,1 +22222,[27],429734,en,Psychopaths,1.4,2017-04-20,Psychopaths,5.0,9 +22223,"[28, 53]",402243,en,Blue Line,1.4,2017-03-17,Blue Line,5.0,2 +22224,"[18, 80]",394770,en,11:55,1.4,2017-06-09,11:55,5.0,8 +22225,"[18, 10770, 53, 9648]",460097,en,The Wrong Bed: Naked Pursuit,1.4,2017-06-02,The Wrong Bed: Naked Pursuit,4.7,3 +22226,[16],459165,en,Alpha & Omega: Journey to Bear Kingdom,1.4,2017-05-19,Alpha & Omega: Journey to Bear Kingdom,4.7,3 +22227,[18],430031,en,Mommy I Didn't Do It,1.4,2017-01-01,Mommy I Didn't Do It,4.6,7 +22228,[99],436450,en,Addicted to Porn: Chasing the Cardboard Butterfly,1.4,2017-02-03,Addicted to Porn: Chasing the Cardboard Butterfly,4.5,4 +22229,"[10751, 14]",472110,en,Treasure Hounds,1.4,2017-08-15,Treasure Hounds,4.4,5 +22230,[35],460627,en,Random Tropical Paradise,1.4,2017-06-09,Random Tropical Paradise,4.3,4 +22231,[27],462263,en,Dawning of the Dead,1.4,2017-12-05,Dawning of the Dead,4.1,5 +22232,[10749],487295,en,Art Show Bingo,1.4,2017-11-10,Art Show Bingo,4.0,1 +22233,"[35, 27]",463457,en,Cooking with Bill: Damasu 950,1.4,2017-06-20,Cooking with Bill: Damasu 950,4.0,1 +22234,[35],428481,zh,轻松+愉快,1.4,2017-01-21,Free and Easy,4.0,2 +22235,[35],419166,en,Amy Schumer Presents Mark Normand: Don't Be Yourself,1.4,2017-05-12,Amy Schumer Presents Mark Normand: Don't Be Yourself,4.0,2 +22236,[18],350050,en,They,1.4,2017-10-13,They,3.8,8 +22237,[27],509412,en,Attack Of The Southern Fried Zombies,1.4,2017-03-13,Attack Of The Southern Fried Zombies,3.7,3 +22238,"[28, 878]",470706,en,Laser Force,1.4,2017-04-26,Laser Force,3.5,2 +22239,"[53, 27]",461963,en,Land Shark,1.4,2017-06-27,Land Shark,3.3,2 +22240,"[18, 878, 53, 28, 80]",414091,en,District C-11,1.4,2017-03-21,District C-11,1.5,2 +22241,[35],460340,en,Comedy Central's Colossal Clusterfest,1.4,2017-06-04,Comedy Central's Colossal Clusterfest,1.0,1 +22242,"[80, 18, 27, 53]",363987,en,Fractional,1.4,2015-10-01,Fractional,1.0,1 +22243,[878],481755,en,Seam,1.4,2017-10-15,Seam,0.0,1 +22244,"[35, 80]",481937,en,Strapped for Danger,1.399,2017-10-26,Strapped for Danger,7.0,1 +22245,[35],366019,en,Fallen Stars,1.399,2017-03-14,Fallen Stars,6.5,6 +22246,[18],451422,en,Little Pink House,1.398,2018-04-20,Little Pink House,6.2,6 +22247,"[53, 878]",391199,el,Displacement,1.398,2017-04-28,Displacement,4.2,7 +22248,"[35, 27, 53]",468332,en,Mississippi River Sharks,1.396,2017-07-31,Mississippi River Sharks,2.6,5 +22249,"[99, 10752, 36]",465502,en,Battle of Okinawa in Color,1.394,2017-06-25,Battle of Okinawa in Color,9.0,1 +22250,"[37, 10402, 9648, 18]",462766,en,Mad About Being Mad,1.393,2017-06-20,Mad About Being Mad,10.0,1 +22251,[10749],473451,en,Warmish,1.391,2017-03-27,Warmish,10.0,1 +22252,"[10402, 99, 36]",411020,en,I Called Him Morgan,1.39,2016-10-02,I Called Him Morgan,7.4,16 +22253,"[35, 18]",475517,he,מכתוב,1.389,2017-10-15,Maktub,7.3,6 +22254,"[18, 27, 878]",452762,en,Alien Implant,1.389,2017-04-14,Alien Implant,5.5,11 +22255,"[53, 27]",328216,en,Be My Cat: A Film for Anne,1.381,2016-12-05,Be My Cat: A Film for Anne,7.0,15 +22256,[53],399169,en,Kaleidoscope,1.379,2017-12-08,Kaleidoscope,5.4,12 +22257,"[18, 35, 10749]",433448,en,The Year of Spectacular Men,1.378,2018-06-15,The Year of Spectacular Men,4.7,12 +22258,[99],433033,en,Unrest,1.374,2017-01-20,Unrest,7.5,15 +22259,[18],425507,en,Crown Heights,1.372,2017-08-25,Crown Heights,7.0,30 +22260,"[18, 27]",467871,en,Steelmanville Road,1.371,2017-05-02,Steelmanville Road,4.6,5 +22261,"[10402, 99]",438522,en,May It Last: A Portrait of the Avett Brothers,1.364,2017-09-12,May It Last: A Portrait of the Avett Brothers,8.0,6 +22262,"[35, 18, 10749]",456022,en,Entanglement,1.364,2017-05-19,Entanglement,5.2,6 +22263,[18],449273,en,FALL,1.363,2017-03-27,FALL,1.0,1 +22264,"[10749, 18, 10770]",483554,en,Magical Christmas Ornaments,1.362,2017-12-03,Magical Christmas Ornaments,5.9,21 +22265,[53],425007,en,It Watches,1.361,2016-12-06,It Watches,3.1,7 +22266,[18],408245,en,The Journey Is the Destination,1.36,2017-02-15,The Journey Is the Destination,6.8,16 +22267,[80],467422,en,Smocaine 3,1.355,2017-07-21,Smocaine 3,9.0,4 +22268,[10749],458947,en,The Horse Dancer,1.354,2017-01-07,The Horse Dancer,5.4,8 +22269,[99],390319,en,Tickling Giants,1.351,2017-03-15,Tickling Giants,8.0,14 +22270,"[53, 27]",438982,en,Game of Death,1.348,2017-03-13,Game of Death,5.0,4 +22271,[99],464207,en,The Truth Is in the Stars,1.341,2017-05-01,The Truth Is in the Stars,6.8,6 +22272,"[18, 10770, 10749]",479614,en,Christmas Homecoming,1.335,2017-11-18,Christmas Homecoming,6.1,9 +22273,[16],460789,en,The Boss Baby and Tim's Treasure Hunt Through Time,1.331,2017-07-04,The Boss Baby and Tim's Treasure Hunt Through Time,5.6,5 +22274,[99],501251,en,Fasting,1.33,2017-12-21,Fasting,6.5,2 +22275,[35],454787,en,Chris Gethard: Career Suicide,1.325,2017-05-06,Chris Gethard: Career Suicide,7.7,6 +22276,[99],413580,en,Dawson City: Frozen Time,1.325,2017-06-09,Dawson City: Frozen Time,7.1,13 +22277,"[10752, 18]",480048,en,Instrument of War,1.323,2017-11-23,Instrument of War,6.2,6 +22278,[],449933,el,Ο Γιος της Σοφίας,1.322,2017-04-21,Son of Sofia,7.3,7 +22279,[99],454013,en,From the Ashes,1.322,2017-04-26,From the Ashes,6.0,3 +22280,"[80, 35, 28, 10751]",461297,en,Cop and a Half: New Recruit,1.322,2017-08-01,Cop and a Half: New Recruit,5.7,13 +22281,[99],470043,en,I Needed Color,1.321,2017-07-25,I Needed Color,8.1,13 +22282,[35],397591,en,Girl Flu.,1.321,2016-06-06,Girl Flu.,4.6,7 +22283,[27],450642,en,Alien Domicile,1.321,2017-03-30,Alien Domicile,3.0,3 +22284,"[35, 10749]",463252,en,My Favorite Wedding,1.317,2017-06-24,My Favorite Wedding,6.5,13 +22285,[27],481952,en,Werewolves of the Third Reich,1.314,2017-12-05,Werewolves of the Third Reich,2.2,3 +22286,[99],469151,en,Le cinéma dans l'oeil de Magnum,1.31,2017-10-20,Cinema Through the Eye of Magnum,8.0,2 +22287,"[35, 18, 10751, 14, 10749, 878]",388256,en,Mamaboy,1.304,2017-05-23,Mamaboy,4.0,3 +22288,[27],457081,en,Sacrilege,1.301,2017-05-02,Sacrilege,4.3,9 +22289,[18],454758,ja,そうして私たちはプールに金魚を、,1.3,2017-01-21,And So We Put Goldfish in the Pool,7.0,5 +22290,"[80, 10770]",491952,en,Final Vision,1.298,2017-12-10,Final Vision,6.3,4 +22291,"[35, 27]",207680,en,Return to... Return to Nuke 'Em High AKA Vol. 2,1.297,2017-01-15,Return to... Return to Nuke 'Em High AKA Vol. 2,8.3,4 +22292,"[53, 27]",467306,en,Playing with Dolls: Havoc,1.295,2017-07-12,Playing with Dolls: Havoc,4.5,4 +22293,"[27, 53]",433651,en,House by the Lake,1.294,2016-01-01,House by the Lake,3.5,4 +22294,[35],472520,en,Kept Boy,1.292,2017-02-04,Kept Boy,7.5,4 +22295,[35],480409,en,Christina P: Mother Inferior,1.291,2017-10-10,Christina P: Mother Inferior,6.7,10 +22296,[878],543626,en,Watch the Sky,1.289,2017-01-01,Watch the Sky,7.0,2 +22297,"[10749, 18, 9648]",444835,en,The Preacher's Son,1.289,2017-01-09,The Preacher's Son,6.3,6 +22298,[99],433036,en,Whose Streets?,1.285,2017-08-11,Whose Streets?,5.2,10 +22299,[35],398780,en,Swing State,1.285,2017-02-03,Swing State,3.2,5 +22300,"[53, 27, 9648]",475623,en,Ten: Murder Island,1.281,2017-09-16,Ten: Murder Island,4.5,4 +22301,[27],518695,en,Don't Go Into the Pool at Night,1.274,2017-04-01,Don't Go Into the Pool at Night,6.0,1 +22302,[99],430834,en,Water & Power: A California Heist,1.273,2017-01-23,Water & Power: A California Heist,7.3,4 +22303,"[18, 10770]",486982,en,A Very Country Christmas,1.272,2017-11-12,A Very Country Christmas,5.9,13 +22304,"[10770, 27]",479837,en,The Watcher in the Woods,1.271,2017-10-21,The Watcher in the Woods,5.3,4 +22305,"[18, 27, 878]",495015,en,Post Human: An Event,1.268,2017-10-17,Post Human: An Event,3.0,1 +22306,[14],471407,en,Dungeons of Ecstasy,1.266,2017-08-15,Dungeons of Ecstasy,1.0,1 +22307,[27],491649,en,Larry,1.265,2017-12-08,Larry,6.0,3 +22308,"[18, 27, 9648, 53]",456101,en,Aaron's Blood,1.265,2017-06-02,Aaron's Blood,4.8,9 +22309,[18],408618,en,King of the Dancehall,1.264,2017-08-02,King of the Dancehall,10.0,2 +22310,[35],433605,zh,情圣,1.263,2017-01-13,Some Like It Hot,8.0,2 +22311,"[28, 80, 53]",390447,en,Cut to the Chase,1.263,2017-02-28,Cut to the Chase,6.6,5 +22312,[16],481583,en,Barbie Dreamtopia: Festival of Fun,1.262,2017-05-05,Barbie Dreamtopia: Festival of Fun,6.2,5 +22313,"[18, 53]",443007,en,Fare,1.26,2017-02-21,Fare,4.2,5 +22314,[99],438440,en,Dealt,1.259,2017-03-13,Dealt,7.9,10 +22315,"[16, 35, 10770]",478639,en,The David S. Pumpkins Halloween Special,1.259,2017-10-28,The David S. Pumpkins Halloween Special,4.8,9 +22316,[],466587,en,Bigfoot Horror Camp,1.259,2017-01-01,Bigfoot Horror Camp,3.0,1 +22317,"[9648, 18, 53]",388284,es,Mientras El Lobo No Está,1.258,2017-02-24,While the Wolf's Away,7.5,9 +22318,"[27, 35]",453200,en,Evil Bong 666,1.257,2017-04-20,Evil Bong 666,5.3,4 +22319,[99],448982,en,King Cohen: The Wild World of Filmmaker Larry Cohen,1.256,2018-07-07,King Cohen: The Wild World of Filmmaker Larry Cohen,7.2,6 +22320,[53],455404,en,B&B,1.256,2017-04-28,B&B,6.2,10 +22321,[53],454637,en,Illicit,1.255,2017-05-01,Illicit,4.5,4 +22322,[99],438137,en,Becoming Warren Buffett,1.245,2017-01-30,Becoming Warren Buffett,7.5,18 +22323,"[18, 27, 53]",407757,en,"Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl",1.243,2016-09-22,"Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl",6.1,17 +22324,[27],480749,en,Badder Ben,1.243,2017-10-01,Badder Ben,5.6,7 +22325,"[18, 10749]",465501,en,The Christmas Cure,1.242,2017-07-15,The Christmas Cure,5.0,6 +22326,"[10770, 53]",503051,en,Ex-Wife Killer,1.241,2017-12-25,Ex-Wife Killer,4.3,3 +22327,[99],459232,en,Queercore: How to Punk a Revolution,1.239,2017-06-17,Queercore: How to Punk a Revolution,7.0,3 +22328,[35],467145,en,Chingo Bling: They Can't Deport Us All,1.239,2017-06-01,Chingo Bling: They Can't Deport Us All,4.3,3 +22329,[878],568713,en,Alien: Covenant Epilogue - Advent,1.236,2017-09-18,Alien: Covenant Epilogue - Advent,10.0,1 +22330,"[53, 18]",470984,en,Calico Skies,1.236,2017-08-15,Calico Skies,6.3,4 +22331,[],455962,en,The Family I Had,1.232,2017-04-21,The Family I Had,5.0,4 +22332,"[9648, 18, 80, 53]",450975,en,The Eyes,1.227,2017-04-07,The Eyes,6.3,8 +22333,[18],436448,pl,Królewicz Olch,1.227,2017-01-21,The Erlprince,4.5,4 +22334,"[16, 35]",479240,en,The Robot Chicken Walking Dead Special: Look Who's Walking,1.226,2017-10-08,The Robot Chicken Walking Dead Special: Look Who's Walking,6.2,15 +22335,[99],433010,en,Step,1.225,2017-07-28,Step,8.4,10 +22336,[18],492223,en,The Silent Child,1.224,2017-08-08,The Silent Child,7.6,23 +22337,"[10770, 10749]",486820,en,Wrapped Up In Christmas,1.223,2017-11-25,Wrapped Up In Christmas,6.3,9 +22338,"[36, 18]",369090,en,Mad to Be Normal,1.218,2017-04-26,Mad to Be Normal,6.8,9 +22339,[35],469021,en,Ryan Hamilton: Happy Face,1.216,2017-08-29,Ryan Hamilton: Happy Face,6.8,16 +22340,[35],451709,en,Lucas Brothers: On Drugs,1.216,2017-04-18,Lucas Brothers: On Drugs,5.1,10 +22341,"[16, 10751]",480255,en,Shopkins - World Vacation,1.214,2017-10-05,Shopkins World Vacation,5.5,2 +22342,[35],481841,en,"Sex, Guaranteed",1.211,2017-10-17,"Sex, Guaranteed",5.5,6 +22343,"[878, 53]",467462,en,Trailer Park Shark,1.208,2017-08-02,Trailer Park Shark,5.8,5 +22344,[99],432972,en,The Force,1.207,2017-01-22,The Force,7.0,9 +22345,"[18, 10402]",468201,en,Pure Country: Pure Heart,1.205,2017-08-01,Pure Country: Pure Heart,6.3,6 +22346,[53],487049,en,Palace of Fun,1.203,2017-10-23,Palace of Fun,8.0,2 +22347,"[10749, 10770]",460484,en,Mechanics of Love,1.203,2017-06-03,Mechanics of Love,6.7,3 +22348,[35],457860,en,12 Pound Balls,1.202,2017-05-16,12 Pound Balls,6.3,3 +22349,"[10770, 53]",465934,en,A Deadly Affair,1.2,2017-03-11,A Deadly Affair,4.3,3 +22350,[99],455968,en,Becoming Cary Grant,1.198,2017-06-09,Becoming Cary Grant,7.1,7 +22351,[53],460711,en,200 Degrees,1.193,2017-06-06,200 Degrees,4.9,9 +22352,"[27, 53]",416226,en,Minutes Past Midnight,1.193,2016-10-18,Minutes Past Midnight,4.8,23 +22353,[18],477848,ro,Perfect Sănătos,1.192,2017-12-05,In Perfect Health,7.0,1 +22354,[18],428601,en,Menorca,1.191,2016-12-09,Menorca,4.6,5 +22355,[35],467933,en,(Romance) in the Digital Age,1.189,2017-07-24,(Romance) in the Digital Age,6.0,1 +22356,"[53, 10770]",479708,en,Psycho In-Law,1.189,2017-09-28,Psycho In-Law,5.5,2 +22357,"[35, 18]",530388,en,Comedy Ensani,1.188,2017-06-16,Comedy Ensani,10.0,1 +22358,[10402],485157,en,Barbra: The Music ... The Mem'ries ... The Magic!,1.188,2017-11-22,Barbra: The Music ... The Mem'ries ... The Magic!,8.0,8 +22359,"[16, 12]",421702,en,Summer Camp Island,1.186,2017-04-16,Summer Camp Island,8.0,2 +22360,"[18, 10749]",487624,en,Cat Skin,1.186,2017-04-21,Cat Skin,1.0,1 +22361,[18],449658,tl,Northern Lights: A Journey to Love,1.185,2017-03-31,Northern Lights: A Journey to Love,6.0,1 +22362,"[53, 10770]",466854,en,Girlfriend Killer,1.184,2017-06-01,Girlfriend Killer,4.5,2 +22363,"[18, 14, 27]",444707,en,Sorceress,1.182,2017-03-25,Sorceress,6.0,2 +22364,[35],425124,en,Walk of Fame,1.182,2017-03-24,Walk of Fame,4.0,16 +22365,[],521494,en,Transformers: Titans Return,1.18,2017-11-14,Transformers: Titans Return,4.5,2 +22366,[99],447380,en,Along for the Ride,1.179,2017-11-03,Along for the Ride,10.0,2 +22367,"[99, 10402]",485174,en,On the Record: Sam Smith - The Thrill of It All,1.179,2017-11-03,On the Record: Sam Smith - The Thrill of It All,8.5,2 +22368,"[18, 10770]",417263,en,Britney Ever After,1.179,2017-02-18,Britney Ever After,2.4,17 +22369,"[18, 10751, 10402, 10770]",486760,en,Bobbi Kristina,1.178,2017-10-08,Bobbi Kristina,8.5,2 +22370,"[10402, 99]",473420,en,Bob Dylan: Trouble No More,1.178,2017-10-02,Bob Dylan: Trouble No More,6.0,2 +22371,"[10402, 99]",433091,en,Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World,1.177,2017-01-22,Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World,10.0,2 +22372,[99],477837,en,Teach Us All,1.177,2017-09-25,Teach Us All,7.0,2 +22373,"[53, 10770]",369034,en,Under the Bed,1.177,2017-01-07,Under the Bed,4.1,7 +22374,"[27, 12, 10751]",451581,en,Avarice,1.176,2017-04-11,Avarice,6.0,1 +22375,"[10749, 35, 18]",432826,en,Dim the Fluorescents,1.176,2017-01-21,Dim the Fluorescents,4.7,3 +22376,"[16, 99]",436608,en,100 Years,1.175,2017-01-17,100 Years,6.0,1 +22377,[99],470726,en,Maria Sharapova: The Point,1.173,2017-06-20,Maria Sharapova: The Point,5.5,2 +22378,"[35, 27, 53]",480635,en,Frazier Park Recut,1.172,2017-04-28,Frazier Park Recut,7.5,2 +22379,[35],450226,en,Steve Byrne: Tell The Damn Joke,1.171,2017-04-07,Steve Byrne: Tell The Damn Joke,7.0,2 +22380,"[16, 35, 10751, 10749]",449124,en,Love at First Sight,1.171,2017-03-21,Love at First Sight,6.0,2 +22381,"[35, 18]",451212,en,Glamour Dolls,1.17,2017-03-07,Glamour Dolls,10.0,2 +22382,"[99, 10402]",348529,en,Who the Fuck is That Guy?: The Fabulous Journey of Michael Alago,1.169,2017-07-21,Who the Fuck is That Guy?: The Fabulous Journey of Michael Alago,6.3,5 +22383,[878],450535,en,Renegades: The Requiem: Part 1,1.169,2017-02-02,Renegades: The Requiem: Part 1,5.5,2 +22384,"[27, 35]",435689,en,Werewolf Bitches from Outer Space,1.169,2017-01-11,Werewolf Bitches from Outer Space,1.5,2 +22385,"[53, 10770]",438303,en,Stage Fright,1.164,2017-01-29,Stage Fright,6.2,6 +22386,"[18, 10751, 53]",416150,en,"Black Dog, Red Dog",1.161,2017-04-05,"Black Dog, Red Dog",7.5,2 +22387,[99],432607,en,Dina,1.159,2017-10-04,Dina,6.4,9 +22388,[53],234121,es,Ópalo de fuego (Mercaderes del sexo),1.156,2017-09-12,Two Female Spies with Flowered Panties,6.0,1 +22389,[27],464870,en,The Toymaker,1.153,2017-09-05,The Toymaker,5.5,7 +22390,"[99, 10402]",492690,en,Decorating Disney: Holiday Magic,1.152,2017-12-18,Decorating Disney: Holiday Magic,10.0,1 +22391,"[27, 53]",520696,en,Restraint,1.152,2017-10-08,Restraint,4.3,3 +22392,"[28, 12, 14]",431643,en,Sinbad and the War of the Furies,1.151,2016-12-06,Sinbad and the War of the Furies,5.6,7 +22393,[18],475408,en,Murder on the Cape,1.151,2017-09-12,Murder on the Cape,3.2,9 +22394,"[28, 12]",506737,en,Revolt of the Empire of the Apes,1.151,2017-07-19,Revolt of the Empire of the Apes,2.0,1 +22395,[99],487174,en,Mr. Fish: Cartooning from the Deep End,1.15,2017-11-13,Mr. Fish: Cartooning from the Deep End,7.0,1 +22396,"[36, 18]",484569,en,My Nephew Emmett,1.15,2017-09-27,My Nephew Emmett,7.0,7 +22397,[35],571558,en,Tell 'em Steve-Dave: Episode #355 - The 2017 Overdose Full Special,1.149,2017-10-30,Tell 'em Steve-Dave: Episode #355 - The 2017 Overdose Full Special,10.0,1 +22398,[99],497528,en,Chinese Chariots Revealed,1.148,2017-05-17,Chinese Chariots Revealed,7.0,1 +22399,[35],478313,en,Anjelah Johnson: Mahalo & Goodnight,1.147,2017-09-29,Anjelah Johnson: Mahalo & Goodnight,4.0,1 +22400,[99],417504,pt,Divinas Divas,1.145,2017-03-10,Divine Divas,8.3,8 +22401,[99],461829,en,Mankiller,1.143,2017-06-19,Mankiller,6.0,1 +22402,[18],409106,en,Ascent,1.143,2017-06-07,Ascent,5.0,1 +22403,"[10749, 18]",481439,en,An Hour Behind,1.143,2017-09-20,An Hour Behind,4.5,9 +22404,"[35, 18, 14, 878]",449809,en,Tomorrow Ever After,1.142,2017-04-28,Tomorrow Ever After,8.0,1 +22405,[18],464615,hi,The Big Fat City,1.142,2017-05-15,The Big Fat City,4.0,1 +22406,[99],506641,en,Metric: Dreams So Real,1.141,2017-03-21,Metric: Dreams So Real,7.0,1 +22407,[18],417432,es,La Familia,1.141,2017-10-18,The Family,6.3,3 +22408,"[99, 36]",439988,de,Hitlers Hollywood,1.141,2018-04-11,Hitler's Hollywood,6.1,7 +22409,"[18, 9648]",449060,en,The Sounding,1.14,2017-03-10,The Sounding,10.0,1 +22410,"[35, 18, 12]",446526,sv,Bitch,1.14,2017-03-11,Bitch,5.0,1 +22411,"[14, 18]",394711,en,Destined,1.139,2017-11-17,Destined,6.0,3 +22412,[99],467423,en,"Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy",1.138,2017-07-24,"Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy",7.6,16 +22413,[18],459970,en,Don't Come Back from the Moon,1.138,2019-01-18,Don't Come Back from the Moon,4.5,3 +22414,[99],381065,en,In Pursuit of Silence,1.134,2016-03-12,In Pursuit of Silence,6.4,7 +22415,[99],452166,en,The Reagan Show,1.132,2017-04-22,The Reagan Show,6.6,5 +22416,[99],540556,en,Power of Grayskull: The Definitive History of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe,1.127,2017-09-09,Power of Grayskull: The Definitive History of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe,7.0,13 +22417,[27],106774,en,Cathy's Curse,1.126,1980-07-01,Cathy's Curse,5.2,14 +22418,"[53, 27]",452037,en,Strip Club Massacre,1.119,2017-05-02,Strip Club Massacre,4.4,7 +22419,[18],479381,en,The Revival,1.118,2017-07-08,The Revival,5.8,7 +22420,"[35, 14, 10749]",420635,zh,美好的意外,1.118,2017-05-26,Beautiful Accident,5.3,5 +22421,"[12, 18]",503207,en,Rockaway,1.115,2017-08-02,Rockaway,7.0,4 +22422,"[53, 27]",455689,en,Ghost Note,1.111,2017-08-01,Ghost Note,4.6,5 +22423,"[10402, 99, 36]",381020,en,Alive and Kicking,1.11,2017-04-07,Alive and Kicking,8.1,8 +22424,"[10402, 99]",465594,en,Black Sabbath: The End of The End,1.107,2017-09-28,Black Sabbath: The End of The End,7.9,8 +22425,[],456538,en,The Tank,1.105,2017-12-31,The Tank,7.3,4 +22426,[99],483755,en,Discovering Bigfoot,1.102,2017-12-18,Discovering Bigfoot,5.1,12 +22427,"[10749, 10770]",486865,en,Christmas in Mississippi,1.099,2017-12-09,Christmas in Mississippi,6.4,12 +22428,"[99, 10402]",445065,en,Eric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars,1.098,2017-09-15,Eric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars,7.4,15 +22429,"[53, 18, 10770]",468698,en,Running Away,1.098,2017-05-06,Running Away,5.7,6 +22430,[18],403586,en,Te Ata,1.088,2017-10-13,Te Ata,7.9,6 +22431,"[80, 18, 36]",461816,hi,Daddy,1.088,2017-09-08,Daddy,5.6,7 +22432,"[28, 35]",463016,en,Espionage Tonight,1.086,2017-10-24,Espionage Tonight,4.6,5 +22433,[99],453974,en,Wasted! The Story of Food Waste,1.085,2017-07-27,Wasted! The Story of Food Waste,7.4,7 +22434,"[18, 9648, 878, 53]",446594,en,96 Souls,1.083,2016-06-03,96 Souls,4.8,4 +22435,"[878, 27]",459170,en,Z/Rex: The Jurassic Dead,1.083,2017-04-15,Z/Rex: The Jurassic Dead,2.8,5 +22436,[99],453008,en,Hell on Earth: The Fall of Syria and the Rise of ISIS,1.079,2017-06-11,Hell on Earth: The Fall of Syria and the Rise of ISIS,7.8,6 +22437,[878],366099,en,One Under the Sun,1.078,2017-03-14,One Under the Sun,3.3,4 +22438,"[28, 16, 878]",485070,en,Overwatch Animated Short: Honor and Glory,1.077,2017-11-03,Overwatch Animated Short: Honor and Glory,8.3,20 +22439,[28],467330,en,Death Fighter,1.077,2017-07-25,Death Fighter,7.5,2 +22440,[10751],485612,en,Christmas in the Heartland,1.077,2017-11-14,Christmas in the Heartland,6.2,13 +22441,"[10749, 10770, 35]",486859,en,Angry Angel,1.075,2017-11-27,Angry Angel,5.4,10 +22442,[27],414910,en,Tonight It's You,1.071,2016-06-24,Tonight It's You,6.3,7 +22443,"[80, 18]",443053,en,The Avenue,1.069,2017-01-01,The Avenue,3.0,3 +22444,"[878, 27, 53]",483571,en,Can't Take It Back,1.067,2017-10-26,Can't Take It Back,3.3,6 +22445,"[10770, 53]",498728,en,Locked in,1.066,2017-02-03,Locked in,5.0,4 +22446,[35],452698,en,Grow House,1.063,2017-04-20,Grow House,8.5,4 +22447,"[16, 35, 10751]",476481,en,Michael Jackson's Halloween,1.063,2017-10-27,Michael Jackson's Halloween,4.5,4 +22448,[53],461708,es,Forsaken,1.062,2017-06-13,Forsaken,6.6,4 +22449,"[10770, 10749]",473927,en,Sisters of the Groom,1.06,2017-09-02,Sisters of the Groom,4.8,6 +22450,[35],466987,en,Joe Mande's Award-Winning Comedy Special,1.059,2017-07-25,Joe Mande's Award-Winning Comedy Special,7.4,5 +22451,"[10770, 53]",514991,en,Psycho Brother-In-Law,1.054,2017-12-28,Psycho Brother-In-Law,5.0,3 +22452,"[10751, 14, 878]",487047,en,A Witches' Ball,1.05,2017-05-06,A Witches' Ball,5.9,11 +22453,"[14, 27]",384978,en,Puppet Master: Axis Termination,1.047,2017-09-15,Puppet Master: Axis Termination,3.0,2 +22454,"[28, 16, 878, 14]",479310,en,Star Wars Rebels: Heroes of Mandalore,1.046,2017-10-16,Star Wars Rebels: Heroes of Mandalore,7.8,4 +22455,"[35, 10751]",467919,en,Kinda Funny Live 3,1.045,2017-07-24,Kinda Funny Live 3,8.0,2 +22456,[99],449748,en,"Awake, a Dream from Standing Rock",1.045,2017-04-22,"Awake, a Dream from Standing Rock",6.8,4 +22457,[99],410205,en,"All Governments Lie: Truth, Deception, and the Spirit of I.F. Stone",1.044,2016-11-04,"All Governments Lie: Truth, Deception, and the Spirit of I.F. Stone",9.3,4 +22458,[99],385761,en,All This Panic,1.044,2017-03-31,All This Panic,5.8,5 +22459,"[10770, 18, 53]",464704,en,The Wrong Crush,1.044,2017-07-02,The Wrong Crush,4.7,6 +22460,[18],525482,en,Escape Artist,1.043,2017-03-22,Escape Artist,7.3,3 +22461,"[18, 878, 27]",454418,en,Herbert West: Re-Animator,1.043,2017-08-11,Herbert West: Re-Animator,5.3,4 +22462,[],448804,en,Easter Bunny Adventure,1.042,2017-02-17,Easter Bunny Adventure,5.8,4 +22463,[18],452521,en,Beyond the Known World,1.042,2017-01-06,Beyond the Known World,5.0,2 +22464,[53],479366,en,Deadly Expose,1.042,2017-05-01,Deadly Expose,3.0,2 +22465,"[35, 18]",452394,pa,ਮੰਜੇ ਬਿਸਤਰੇ,1.041,2017-04-14,Manje Bistre,5.8,5 +22466,"[16, 35]",572710,en,Wishing Box,1.041,2017-04-12,Wishing Box,5.3,3 +22467,[99],454147,en,A Suitable Girl,1.039,2017-04-22,A Suitable Girl,6.6,4 +22468,[18],520629,en,Genesee,1.038,2016-12-16,Genesee,9.3,6 +22469,"[35, 10749]",500464,en,The Trouble with Mistletoe,1.038,2017-12-15,The Trouble with Mistletoe,6.0,1 +22470,[35],444152,en,The Middle Finger,1.036,2017-04-01,The Middle Finger,5.5,2 +22471,"[18, 10770, 10749]",456573,en,Sweet Home Carolina,1.036,2017-03-09,Sweet Home Carolina,5.2,5 +22472,[35],457380,en,Elle Fanning's Fan Fantasy,1.032,2017-05-12,Elle Fanning's Fan Fantasy,7.5,20 +22473,[27],440486,en,Reel Nightmare,1.03,2017-02-07,Reel Nightmare,6.0,3 +22474,"[27, 53]",461771,en,Ravenswood,1.028,2017-03-11,Ravenswood,4.3,8 +22475,[99],495779,en,Maddman: The Steve Madden Story,1.026,2017-12-01,Maddman: The Steve Madden Story,6.3,3 +22476,[18],508434,en,Blind Sex,1.025,2017-06-22,Blind Sex,10.0,1 +22477,[10749],485614,en,Second Chance Christmas,1.02,2017-11-05,Second Chance Christmas,6.4,9 +22478,"[10752, 99, 28, 35]",485865,en,Not a War Story,1.02,2017-06-30,Not a War Story,4.5,2 +22479,"[28, 80, 18]",443670,en,Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands: War Within The Cartel,1.019,2017-02-16,Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands: War Within The Cartel,6.2,5 +22480,[53],482375,en,The Harrowing,1.018,2017-08-03,The Harrowing,4.7,3 +22481,[35],487541,en,Jeff Ross Roasts the Border,1.017,2017-11-13,Jeff Ross Roasts the Border,7.5,4 +22482,"[53, 9648, 878]",444595,en,Project Eden: Vol. I,1.017,2018-01-05,Project Eden: Vol. I,6.0,4 +22483,[],508295,bg,Никой,1.016,2017-08-15,No One,5.0,3 +22484,"[53, 80, 18, 27, 9648]",446428,en,Valley of Ditches,1.016,2017-03-21,Valley of Ditches,4.6,9 +22485,"[18, 35]",471617,nl,"Tulipani, Love, Honour and a Bicycle",1.013,2017-10-24,"Tulipani, Love, Honour and a Bicycle",7.8,9 +22486,[10402],458620,en,The Ballad of Cleopatra,1.012,2017-04-27,The Ballad of Cleopatra,10.0,1 +22487,[35],298037,en,McDick,1.012,2017-10-07,McDick,7.2,3 +22488,[99],322525,en,Laddie,1.011,2017-10-20,Laddie,1.0,4 +22489,"[53, 9648, 878]",435350,en,Twenty Twenty-Four,1.01,2017-02-05,Twenty Twenty-Four,4.8,5 +22490,[99],467256,zh,方绣英,1.008,2017-11-11,Mrs. Fang,5.0,4 +22491,[],481447,en,Ghost of the Mountains,1.007,2017-06-30,Ghost of the Mountains,7.3,3 +22492,"[10402, 99]",386128,en,Hired Gun,1.006,2017-06-29,Hired Gun,7.5,19 +22493,"[18, 80]",438283,en,Chapter & Verse,1.006,2017-02-03,Chapter & Verse,7.0,4 +22494,[18],382380,en,MDMA,1.005,2017-03-10,MDMA,5.5,3 +22495,"[28, 878, 12]",458478,en,Juarez 2045,1.005,2017-04-01,Juarez 2045,4.0,3 +22496,"[53, 27]",441665,en,Blood Money,1.001,2017-03-03,Blood Money,3.8,4 +22497,[99],338063,en,Drag Becomes Him,1.0,2015-04-29,Drag Becomes Him,7.8,5 +22498,"[27, 9648, 878]",472591,en,Cold Ground,0.995,2017-10-20,Cold Ground,3.7,6 +22499,"[27, 53]",480948,en,American Gothic,0.988,2017-10-24,American Gothic,4.7,8 +22500,"[18, 27, 53]",444689,en,Quarries,0.987,2016-10-26,Quarries,5.5,17 +22501,[],486385,en,The Mitchell Tapes,0.987,2017-09-29,The Mitchell Tapes,4.3,4 +22502,[99],533512,en,Why Trains Crash,0.986,2017-02-22,Why Trains Crash,7.7,3 +22503,"[10749, 10770]",469777,en,At Home in Mitford,0.986,2017-08-20,At Home in Mitford,6.3,4 +22504,[10749],469736,en,Same Time Next Week,0.985,2017-08-05,Same Time Next Week,6.0,4 +22505,[],461562,en,Capps Crossing,0.984,2017-06-09,Capps Crossing,5.3,4 +22506,[99],497603,en,A Bloody Finger in Your Mouth,0.982,2017-12-20,A Bloody Finger in Your Mouth,6.5,2 +22507,[28],442949,en,Rising Fear,0.982,2017-07-04,Rising Fear,5.8,4 +22508,"[18, 10770]",457702,en,Cradle Swapping,0.982,2017-05-07,Cradle Swapping,4.3,4 +22509,"[35, 10749]",376459,en,The Wedding Invitation,0.981,2017-03-30,The Wedding Invitation,5.3,4 +22510,"[10770, 53]",502555,en,My Daughter is Innocent,0.981,2017-10-22,My Daughter is Innocent,4.0,1 +22511,[37],496569,en,From Hell to the Wild West,0.981,2017-12-26,From Hell to the Wild West,2.7,3 +22512,[18],465353,en,The Other Mother,0.977,2017-04-22,The Other Mother,5.4,9 +22513,[18],469035,en,Shot,0.976,2017-09-22,Shot,10.0,2 +22514,[18],446037,fr,Lola Pater,0.975,2017-10-13,Lola Pater,6.6,8 +22515,"[35, 18]",477906,en,Swing Away,0.974,2017-10-13,Swing Away,7.0,3 +22516,"[18, 27]",455152,en,A Closer Walk with Thee,0.973,2017-02-28,A Closer Walk with Thee,5.7,3 +22517,[99],458991,en,Heal,0.972,2017-10-20,Heal,8.1,10 +22518,"[16, 99]",461844,en,Liyana,0.972,2018-10-10,Liyana,0.0,2 +22519,[99],367966,en,Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story,0.968,2017-04-28,Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story,7.0,8 +22520,"[10770, 18]",502567,en,Stalked by My Ex,0.967,2017-12-15,Stalked by My Ex,4.7,3 +22521,[53],495773,en,Family of Lies,0.963,2017-12-31,Family of Lies,5.7,3 +22522,[878],491020,en,Flashburn,0.961,2017-12-05,Flashburn,4.0,3 +22523,[99],510659,en,Rodents of Unusual Size,0.96,2017-11-15,Rodents of Unusual Size,8.0,3 +22524,[27],455620,en,Black Mass,0.959,2017-05-01,Black Mass,10.0,1 +22525,"[16, 18]",477042,es,Virus Tropical,0.959,2017-10-21,Tropical Virus,5.7,3 +22526,"[35, 27]",488366,en,6:66 PM,0.959,2017-11-04,6:66 PM,3.7,3 +22527,"[16, 878, 18]",485016,en,Praetoria: Part One,0.959,2017-11-03,Praetoria: Part One,3.7,3 +22528,"[27, 18, 53]",450070,en,Whispers,0.958,2015-10-30,Whispers,6.0,3 +22529,"[16, 35]",448450,en,Gunter Babysits,0.957,2017-03-21,Gunter Babysits,6.5,2 +22530,[18],352085,en,Nakom,0.957,2017-03-03,Nakom,5.7,3 +22531,[27],463032,en,Hack House,0.957,2017-06-14,Hack House,2.5,5 +22532,[99],468886,en,What Carter Lost,0.956,2017-08-24,What Carter Lost,7.2,3 +22533,[18],487769,en,Real Naughty Housewives,0.956,2017-01-01,Real Naughty Housewives,6.7,3 +22534,"[99, 12]",535663,en,Sea Gypsies: The Far Side of the World,0.955,2017-08-01,Sea Gypsies: The Far Side of the World,9.0,3 +22535,"[10770, 18]",462661,en,Tiny House of Terror,0.954,2017-06-29,Tiny House of Terror,5.0,3 +22536,[99],432984,en,The New Radical,0.953,2017-01-23,The New Radical,5.7,3 +22537,"[27, 53]",443046,en,Needlestick,0.95,2017-02-21,Needlestick,2.9,8 +22538,[],480912,en,Alien: Covenant Prologue - Phobos,0.949,2017-08-15,Alien: Covenant Prologue - Phobos,4.3,3 +22539,[53],466920,en,The Killing Pact,0.948,2017-05-27,The Killing Pact,9.0,2 +22540,[28],491194,en,BorderCross,0.946,2017-12-05,BorderCross,8.0,1 +22541,"[16, 14, 878]",404663,en,Nova Seed,0.944,2017-03-28,Nova Seed,8.3,3 +22542,"[36, 99]",482175,en,Who Killed Tupac?,0.944,2017-11-21,Who Killed Tupac?,7.5,2 +22543,[10751],461038,en,"An American Girl Story: Summer Camp, Friends For Life",0.944,2017-06-09,"An American Girl Story: Summer Camp, Friends For Life",2.0,1 +22544,"[28, 53, 9648]",483809,zh,引爆者,0.942,2017-11-24,Explosion,8.0,2 +22545,"[99, 10402]",461002,en,Sgt Pepper's Musical Revolution,0.94,2017-06-03,Sgt Pepper's Musical Revolution,8.5,2 +22546,"[18, 80, 53]",551535,en,Above Ground,0.939,2017-08-26,Above Ground,5.3,2 +22547,[],463643,en,The Republic,0.938,2017-07-04,The Republic,5.0,1 +22548,"[35, 878]",446680,en,Space Babes from Outer Space,0.935,2017-05-20,Space Babes from Outer Space,4.5,2 +22549,[28],420538,cn,Mrs K,0.935,2017-04-14,Mrs K,2.3,2 +22550,"[28, 80, 18, 878, 53]",402434,en,South of 8,0.934,2017-02-11,South of 8,0.0,1 +22551,"[35, 18]",484203,en,Up the Duff,0.933,2018-01-05,Up the Duff,10.0,2 +22552,[18],492221,fr,Naissance d'une étoile,0.933,2017-09-22,Rise of a Star,6.0,1 +22553,[99],456788,en,Celtics/Lakers: Best of Enemies,0.929,2017-06-13,Celtics/Lakers: Best of Enemies,7.5,8 +22554,"[18, 12, 28, 80]",280489,en,Mettle of Honor,0.929,2017-11-01,Mettle of Honor,0.0,2 +22555,[16],486807,en,Coin Operated,0.928,2017-10-03,Coin Operated,8.0,2 +22556,"[18, 9648, 53]",468326,en,The Playground,0.928,2017-10-12,The Playground,3.0,2 +22557,"[80, 99]",471939,en,Stopping Traffic: The Movement to End Sex Trafficking,0.927,2017-09-29,Stopping Traffic: The Movement to End Sex Trafficking,4.5,2 +22558,[99],433416,en,Spettacolo,0.926,2017-09-06,Spettacolo,6.0,2 +22559,"[35, 878]",513295,en,Nothing Really Happens,0.924,2017-06-26,Nothing Really Happens,7.0,2 +22560,[35],453189,en,Holy Air,0.922,2017-04-20,Holy Air,6.0,2 +22561,[99],454151,en,Copwatch,0.922,2017-04-23,Copwatch,5.5,2 +22562,"[35, 18]",529573,en,No Postage Necessary,0.921,2018-07-06,No Postage Necessary,7.0,1 +22563,"[28, 18, 80, 12, 53]",427049,en,Boost,0.921,2017-10-27,Boost,6.0,2 +22564,"[80, 18]",449417,en,NY Prison Break: The Seduction of Joyce Mitchell,0.921,2017-03-20,NY Prison Break: The Seduction of Joyce Mitchell,5.5,2 +22565,[99],441653,en,The Dark Side of The Sun,0.92,2017-02-11,The Dark Side of The Sun,7.5,2 +22566,"[53, 18, 28, 878]",459795,en,Broken Darkness,0.92,2017-02-18,Broken Darkness,3.0,2 +22567,"[53, 9648]",421879,en,Beach House,0.919,2018-06-22,Beach House,8.0,1 +22568,[27],485906,en,The Elf,0.919,2017-11-07,The Elf,5.2,10 +22569,"[16, 28]",472241,en,Overwatch Animated Short: Rise and Shine,0.918,2017-08-23,Overwatch Animated Short: Rise and Shine,7.2,17 +22570,[99],428574,zh,Plastic China,0.918,2017-01-20,Plastic China,6.0,2 +22571,"[18, 10402]",461338,en,"No Impersonator , Perpetrator",0.917,2017-06-10,"No Impersonator , Perpetrator",10.0,1 +22572,"[18, 10402]",291678,fr,Brooklyn,0.916,2017-08-05,Brooklyn,6.0,1 +22573,"[28, 18]",92304,en,Out of Control,0.913,1985-05-01,Out of Control,4.5,2 +22574,[99],390396,en,Command and Control,0.911,2016-09-14,Command and Control,6.4,15 +22575,[10402],477582,en,Double Dutchess: Seeing Double,0.911,2017-09-08,Double Dutchess: Seeing Double,1.0,1 +22576,"[99, 10402, 35]",513473,en,Danger Boys: Punks in Osaka,0.911,2017-12-11,Danger Boys: Punks in Osaka,0.0,1 +22577,"[27, 53]",537101,en,Red Room,0.91,2017-10-26,Red Room,4.0,1 +22578,"[99, 10770]",540123,en,Stewart & Mitchum: The Two Faces of America,0.909,2017-11-09,Stewart & Mitchum: The Two Faces of America,6.0,1 +22579,"[35, 10749, 878]",441091,en,Future '38,0.909,2017-12-01,Future '38,5.0,1 +22580,[35],468967,en,George Lopez: The Wall,0.907,2017-11-03,George Lopez: The Wall,2.0,1 +22581,"[18, 36, 53, 37]",506758,en,Bender,0.905,2016-10-14,Bender,3.0,1 +22582,[10402],501275,pt,Vanessa da Mata: Caixinha de Música Ao Vivo,0.904,2017-09-28,Vanessa da Mata: Caixinha de Música Ao Vivo,9.8,9 +22583,[878],528042,en,Dandelion,0.904,2017-09-14,Dandelion,7.0,1 +22584,"[28, 12]",454683,en,Clank: Red Mosaic,0.902,2017-12-25,Clank: Red Mosaic,9.0,1 +22585,[99],493711,en,I Am Sam Kinison,0.902,2017-12-19,I Am Sam Kinison,8.0,1 +22586,"[14, 878]",493931,en,Donny The Drone,0.902,2017-12-20,Donny The Drone,7.0,1 +22587,[99],476574,en,Straight/Curve: Redefining Body Image,0.901,2017-06-22,Straight/Curve: Redefining Body Image,7.0,1 +22588,[99],489926,en,App: The Human Story,0.901,2017-11-29,App: The Human Story,6.0,1 +22589,"[18, 14]",287574,fr,Métamorphoses,0.901,2017-03-23,Metamorphoses,5.7,15 +22590,"[18, 878]",421369,el,Νήμα,0.901,2017-06-18,Thread,5.0,1 +22591,[27],433989,en,Charlie Charlie,0.901,2017-01-01,Charlie Charlie,3.1,8 +22592,[99],488357,en,MOTO 9: The Movie,0.9,2017-11-21,MOTO 9: The Movie,10.0,1 +22593,[35],582373,en,"Well, Who The F*** Are You..?",0.9,2017-11-15,"Well, Who The F*** Are You..?",9.0,1 +22594,[53],542785,en,This Old Machine,0.9,2017-11-14,This Old Machine,5.0,1 +22595,[18],342870,en,In God's Time,0.9,2017-04-14,In God's Time,3.0,1 +22596,[18],593942,en,Aquarians,0.899,2017-10-22,Aquarians,6.0,1 +22597,[35],462649,en,The Uncle Gerry Show,0.898,2017-05-06,The Uncle Gerry Show,9.0,1 +22598,[],472290,en,Elijah's Ashes,0.898,2017-10-17,Elijah's Ashes,5.0,1 +22599,[27],475369,en,Deadly Detention,0.898,2017-01-23,Deadly Detention,3.3,8 +22600,[27],476869,en,Strange Events,0.898,2017-08-29,Strange Events,2.0,1 +22601,"[18, 80]",503957,en,Untitled Miami Project,0.898,2017-10-10,Untitled Miami Project,0.5,1 +22602,[],459071,en,MIMAL THE ELF - urban legend 90s TV documentary clip,0.897,2017-04-01,MIMAL THE ELF - urban legend 90s TV documentary clip,8.5,1 +22603,[99],477075,en,O.J.: Guilty in Vegas,0.897,2017-09-21,O.J.: Guilty in Vegas,8.0,1 +22604,[],483982,en,Tenn,0.897,2017-04-08,Tenn,3.0,1 +22605,[878],581298,en,The Generator,0.897,2017-09-28,The Generator,2.0,1 +22606,"[27, 53]",495870,en,Death Island: Paranormal Retribution,0.896,2017-08-21,Death Island: Paranormal Retribution,3.0,1 +22607,[],437448,en,The Letter Carrier,0.895,2017-01-27,The Letter Carrier,10.0,1 +22608,"[99, 10770]",473552,en,Princess Diana: Tragedy or Treason?,0.895,2017-07-31,Princess Diana: Tragedy or Treason?,6.0,1 +22609,[18],468291,en,The Private Life of a Modern Woman,0.895,2017-08-01,The Private Life of a Modern Woman,2.0,1 +22610,"[9648, 37, 18, 10402]",463601,en,Hope This Goes Over Well/Living in an Empty World,0.894,2017-06-26,Hope This Goes Over Well/Living in an Empty World,10.0,1 +22611,[99],434060,de,Die Kinder lassen Grüssen,0.894,2017-01-22,The Children Send Their Regards,10.0,1 +22612,[18],484208,en,Contractor 014352,0.894,2017-06-23,Contractor 014352,7.0,1 +22613,"[27, 35]",451388,en,Cool As Hell 2,0.894,2017-07-17,Cool As Hell 2,4.0,1 +22614,"[37, 18, 10402]",462292,en,Kinda Cool to Expend This Much Drool,0.893,2017-06-17,Kinda Cool to Expend This Much Drool,10.0,1 +22615,[],464541,en,Seth Rollins: Building the Architect,0.893,2017-05-30,Seth Rollins: Building the Architect,9.0,1 +22616,[99],443036,ar,Ambulance/Gaza,0.893,2017-06-07,Ambulance/Gaza,8.0,1 +22617,[10402],449471,en,Margo Price - Live at Austin City Limits 10-03-2016,0.891,2017-03-21,Margo Price - Live at Austin City Limits 10-03-2016,10.0,1 +22618,[10402],449100,en,Morsefest 2015: Question Mark,0.891,2017-03-24,Morsefest 2015: Question Mark,10.0,1 +22619,[27],483057,en,"For a Good Time, Call...",0.891,2017-04-01,"For a Good Time, Call...",5.5,1 +22620,"[35, 10402]",457805,en,The Receipt: Bananas Town,0.89,2017-02-26,The Receipt: Bananas Town,9.0,1 +22621,[],444800,en,Mutt,0.89,2017-03-11,Mutt,9.0,1 +22622,[99],455500,en,Rise of the Warrior Apes,0.89,2017-07-11,Rise of the Warrior Apes,7.0,1 +22623,"[18, 35, 10749, 10770]",430642,en,Beaches,0.89,2017-01-21,Beaches,5.9,9 +22624,"[18, 53]",434763,en,Kobalt Blue,0.889,2017-01-10,Kobalt Blue,10.0,1 +22625,"[10770, 10402]",540485,en,Carpool Karaoke Primetime Special 2017,0.889,2017-05-22,Carpool Karaoke Primetime Special 2017,8.0,1 +22626,[35],442891,en,No Other Way to Say It,0.889,2017-01-21,No Other Way to Say It,7.0,1 +22627,[99],436950,en,The End: Inside The Last Days of the Obama White House,0.889,2017-01-18,The End: Inside The Last Days of the Obama White House,7.0,1 +22628,[99],433322,en,Frontline: President Trump,0.889,2017-01-03,Frontline: President Trump,7.0,1 +22629,"[35, 18]",446343,en,I Know You from Somewhere,0.889,2017-01-19,I Know You from Somewhere,5.0,1 +22630,[99],525151,en,Come Before Winter,0.889,2017-01-21,Come Before Winter,4.0,1 +22631,"[35, 12, 80]",146834,en,After School Special,0.886,2017-05-30,After School Special,3.0,5 +22632,[99],380572,zh,翡翠之城,0.883,2017-10-22,City of Jade,4.0,1 +22633,"[18, 10770]",488447,en,12 Days of Giving,0.88,2017-11-26,12 Days of Giving,5.9,6 +22634,"[10749, 18]",459252,en,A Million Happy Nows,0.88,2017-03-15,A Million Happy Nows,5.6,9 +22635,[],483421,en,The Devil in White,0.878,2014-01-27,The Devil in White,6.0,1 +22636,"[18, 27]",499141,en,Unlisted Owner,0.878,2014-01-26,Unlisted Owner,1.0,1 +22637,[99],482806,en,Wormwood,0.877,2017-10-22,Wormwood,6.9,14 +22638,"[27, 28]",472876,de,Zombies,0.874,2017-09-29,Zombies,3.1,14 +22639,[53],448831,en,Stalker's Prey,0.871,2017-02-09,Stalker's Prey,6.0,7 +22640,[35],466985,en,Aditi Mittal: Things They Wouldn't Let Me Say,0.863,2017-07-18,Aditi Mittal: Things They Wouldn't Let Me Say,4.6,7 +22641,"[18, 10770]",435033,en,Say You Will,0.863,2017-06-08,Say You Will,4.5,2 +22642,"[36, 18]",313755,en,The Black Prince,0.862,2017-07-21,The Black Prince,4.6,6 +22643,"[99, 10770]",390590,en,Abortion: Stories Women Tell,0.86,2016-08-12,Abortion: Stories Women Tell,7.0,5 +22644,[18],428479,es,Carpinteros,0.86,2017-01-23,Woodpeckers,6.0,8 +22645,[37],503437,en,Painted Woman,0.86,2017-11-10,Painted Woman,3.1,4 +22646,[99],451474,en,The Last Shaman,0.856,2017-09-01,The Last Shaman,7.8,8 +22647,[99],441188,es,Chavela,0.853,2017-10-06,Chavela,8.8,8 +22648,"[9648, 27, 53]",445245,en,Gas Light,0.852,2017-05-22,Nun,7.3,4 +22649,[99],505833,en,15: A Quinceanera Story: Zoey,0.852,2017-12-19,15: A Quinceanera Story: Zoey,7.0,1 +22650,"[35, 10402, 10749]",451364,en,Deadpool Musical: Beauty and the Beast Gaston Parody,0.851,2017-03-22,Deadpool Musical: Beauty and the Beast Gaston Parody,7.4,8 +22651,[99],474366,en,That Summer,0.846,2017-09-01,That Summer,5.8,5 +22652,[18],453023,en,Game,0.845,2017-05-03,Game,6.0,4 +22653,"[16, 35, 878]",441043,fr,Asteria,0.844,2017-02-10,Asteria,6.1,7 +22654,"[28, 27, 878]",173897,en,Resident Evil: The Final Chapter,0.844,2017-01-27,Resident Evil: The Final Chapter,5.9,1859 +22655,"[27, 53]",542557,en,Pure,0.84,2017-12-07,Pure,10.0,1 +22656,"[878, 16]",532234,en,Peak Phosphorus,0.84,2016-05-15,Peak Phosphorus,10.0,1 +22657,"[10402, 99]",498094,en,No Roads In,0.84,2017-08-08,No Roads In,10.0,1 +22658,"[878, 35, 18]",488145,en,See You Yesterday,0.84,2017-10-05,See You Yesterday,10.0,1 +22659,[],481826,en,Indulge,0.84,2017-10-31,Indulge,10.0,1 +22660,[18],453004,en,Champion,0.84,2017-05-19,Champion,10.0,1 +22661,[99],410935,en,Raising Bertie,0.84,2017-06-09,Raising Bertie,10.0,2 +22662,[16],451812,en,Meeting MacGuffin,0.84,2017-02-02,Meeting MacGuffin,9.5,2 +22663,[99],499410,en,As the Crow Flies,0.84,2017-12-18,As the Crow Flies,9.0,2 +22664,[99],494297,en,Conquering Northern China,0.84,2017-12-14,Conquering Northern China,9.0,1 +22665,"[16, 36, 14]",487305,en,Johanne,0.84,2017-06-30,Johanne,9.0,2 +22666,[99],340246,en,The Big Lonely,0.84,2014-01-01,The Big Lonely,9.0,1 +22667,"[99, 80, 36]",522267,en,MOVE,0.84,2017-12-12,MOVE,8.0,1 +22668,[99],492238,en,Holy Grail,0.84,2017-03-15,Holy Grail,8.0,1 +22669,[99],491731,en,I Need You to Kill,0.84,2017-12-05,I Need You to Kill,8.0,1 +22670,[16],480331,en,In a Nutshell,0.84,2017-09-28,In a Nutshell,8.0,2 +22671,"[878, 14]",478538,en,A Crimson Man,0.84,2017-10-18,A Crimson Man,8.0,3 +22672,[99],458721,en,In Our Hands: The Battle for Jerusalem,0.84,2017-05-23,In Our Hands: The Battle for Jerusalem,8.0,2 +22673,[99],385816,en,The Prison in Twelve Landscapes,0.84,2016-11-04,The Prison in Twelve Landscapes,8.0,1 +22674,"[18, 9648, 10770]",483253,en,Darrow & Darrow,0.84,2017-10-22,Darrow & Darrow,7.7,3 +22675,"[28, 35, 12]",459050,en,Hunters' Crossing,0.84,2017-04-21,Hunters' Crossing,7.5,2 +22676,[99],453967,en,Cassini's Grand Finale,0.84,2017-04-07,Cassini's Grand Finale,7.5,1 +22677,[99],434178,en,Trumped: Inside the Greatest Political Upset of All Time,0.84,2017-01-27,Trumped: Inside the Greatest Political Upset of All Time,7.5,6 +22678,"[18, 28, 80]",308149,en,The Beautiful Ones,0.84,2017-07-14,The Beautiful Ones,7.5,2 +22679,"[35, 28]",437563,en,The Robbery,0.84,2017-01-25,The Robbery,7.3,3 +22680,"[18, 27]",502848,de,Save,0.84,2017-08-03,Save,7.0,1 +22681,[99],500747,es,Canción del Campo,0.84,2017-03-17,Field Song,7.0,1 +22682,[99],453976,en,A River Below,0.84,2017-04-22,A River Below,7.0,3 +22683,[],446361,en,The Collection,0.84,2017-03-11,The Collection,7.0,1 +22684,[18],430355,ja,Kuro,0.84,2017-01-22,Kuro,7.0,2 +22685,[35],428143,en,Wexford Plaza,0.84,2017-01-20,Wexford Plaza,7.0,1 +22686,[27],471501,en,The Nurse,0.84,2017-08-16,The Nurse,6.8,5 +22687,"[18, 10770]",459956,en,Story of a Girl,0.84,2017-06-20,Story of a Girl,6.8,4 +22688,[99],479540,en,Atomic Homefront,0.84,2017-11-17,Atomic Homefront,6.7,3 +22689,[99],432619,en,Dolores,0.84,2017-01-20,Dolores,6.5,2 +22690,[18],414805,en,Good After Bad,0.84,2017-01-01,Good After Bad,6.5,2 +22691,[99],390747,en,Obit,0.84,2017-04-26,Obit,6.4,8 +22692,"[80, 53, 18]",545856,en,Crystal,0.84,2017-11-04,Crystal,6.0,1 +22693,"[27, 878]",518237,en,Bride of Frankie,0.84,2017-06-16,Bride of Frankie,6.0,1 +22694,[99],498671,en,The Flat Earth,0.84,2017-12-12,The Flat Earth,6.0,1 +22695,[],493441,en,Midnight Macabre,0.84,2017-05-02,Midnight Macabre,6.0,1 +22696,[],456544,en,JFK: The Making of a President,0.84,2017-06-16,JFK: The Making of a President,6.0,2 +22697,[],435863,zh,大闹天竺,0.84,2017-01-27,Buddies In India,6.0,1 +22698,"[10402, 99]",476165,en,The Who: Tommy Live at The Royal Albert Hall,0.84,2017-10-13,The Who: Tommy Live at The Royal Albert Hall,5.5,2 +22699,"[53, 18]",365886,en,Chasing Valentine,0.84,2015-10-23,Chasing Valentine,5.5,3 +22700,[27],469520,en,Diary of a Necromancer,0.84,2017-08-04,Diary of a Necromancer,5.0,1 +22701,[],466085,en,Buckets,0.84,2017-04-22,Buckets,5.0,1 +22702,[878],462452,en,Entropy,0.84,2017-05-11,Entropy,5.0,1 +22703,"[12, 18]",364691,pt,Não Devore Meu Coração,0.84,2017-01-22,"Don't Swallow My Heart, Alligator Girl",5.0,1 +22704,"[99, 10402]",529237,en,Mantra: Sounds Into Silence,0.84,2017-06-02,Mantra: Sounds Into Silence,4.0,1 +22705,[],440940,en,Music Is My Mistress,0.84,2017-02-20,Music Is My Mistress,4.0,1 +22706,[18],518382,de,Neda,0.84,2017-06-17,Neda,3.0,1 +22707,[27],475124,en,Hooker with a Hacksaw,0.84,2017-08-05,Hooker with a Hacksaw,3.0,1 +22708,"[10751, 35, 878]",472493,en,Aliens & Gufors,0.84,2017-02-21,Aliens & Gufors,3.0,1 +22709,[99],456173,en,Minecraft: Through the Nether Portal,0.84,2017-05-16,Minecraft: Through the Nether Portal,2.5,1 +22710,[27],563626,en,Texas Terror Tales,0.84,2017-10-30,Texas Terror Tales,2.0,1 +22711,[],528881,en,Poop Emoji,0.84,2017-04-25,Poop Emoji,2.0,1 +22712,"[18, 27, 53]",507097,en,Blood Prism,0.84,2017-12-17,Blood Prism,2.0,1 +22713,[27],495466,en,Bloody Drama,0.84,2017-10-30,Bloody Drama,1.0,2 +22714,[35],470174,en,Fear & Shame,0.839,2017-08-09,Fear & Shame,8.0,4 +22715,"[35, 878, 18]",470116,ja,『三尺魂』,0.838,2017-09-22,3 Foot Ball and Souls,0.0,1 +22716,"[18, 16]",459137,en,Depression,0.836,2017-05-25,Depression,1.0,1 +22717,[99],454642,en,Miniverse,0.835,2017-04-17,Miniverse,9.0,1 +22718,"[18, 53]",462392,en,The Wrong Mother,0.834,2017-04-08,The Wrong Mother,5.1,5 +22719,"[18, 53, 28, 35]",579766,en,100% Taxes,0.833,2017-01-09,100% Taxes,10.0,1 +22720,[18],475624,en,Sea Change,0.832,2017-09-17,Sea Change,5.4,5 +22721,[18],428497,th,Pop Aye,0.826,2017-01-19,Pop Aye,6.3,6 +22722,[53],415445,es,El ataúd de cristal,0.822,2017-05-19,The Glass Coffin,6.2,5 +22723,"[35, 878, 27]",472945,en,Space Boobs In Space,0.812,2017-08-10,Space Boobs In Space,5.3,3 +22724,[53],454630,en,A Neighbor's Deception,0.805,2017-04-08,A Neighbor's Deception,7.0,6 +22725,[99],479426,en,11/8/16,0.803,2017-11-03,11/8/16,6.3,6 +22726,[99],490209,en,Motivation 3: The Next Generation,0.802,2017-09-12,Motivation 3: The Next Generation,6.2,5 +22727,[10749],488925,en,A Christmas Cruise,0.802,2017-12-16,A Christmas Cruise,5.3,6 +22728,[99],486482,en,Obey Giant,0.802,2017-11-11,Obey Giant,4.7,3 +22729,"[99, 9648, 10749, 878]",450569,en,Love & Saucers,0.801,2017-12-12,Love & Saucers,9.2,6 +22730,[27],491459,en,The Doll,0.801,2017-12-08,The Doll,3.4,5 +22731,[99],476613,en,Apache Warrior,0.8,2017-12-12,Apache Warrior,1.3,4 +22732,[53],460914,en,Death Pool,0.799,2017-06-20,Death Pool,4.2,5 +22733,[99],432605,en,Buena Vista Social Club: Adios,0.797,2017-05-26,Buena Vista Social Club: Adios,9.5,5 +22734,[99],491104,en,"Ram Dass, Going Home",0.797,2017-09-24,"Ram Dass, Going Home",6.5,6 +22735,[53],452999,lv,Pirmdzimtais,0.796,2017-09-22,Firstborn,7.3,3 +22736,[16],434444,en,Black Holes,0.795,2017-01-19,Black Holes,5.5,6 +22737,[],457372,en,Behind the Curtain: Todrick Hall,0.794,2017-07-11,Behind the Curtain: Todrick Hall,7.2,7 +22738,"[18, 10749]",450417,en,The Ring Thing,0.794,2017-06-15,The Ring Thing,6.3,4 +22739,[10749],466642,en,Coffee with Ana,0.793,2017-06-01,Coffee with Ana,6.3,3 +22740,[99],438469,en,Disgraced,0.79,2017-03-10,Disgraced,6.7,6 +22741,[99],438837,en,Cherry Bomb: The Documentary,0.789,2017-01-30,Cherry Bomb: The Documentary,7.2,6 +22742,"[99, 27]",435678,en,Mountain Devil,0.789,2017-01-17,Mountain Devil,3.2,6 +22743,[99],442716,en,Ruby Ridge,0.787,2017-02-15,Ruby Ridge,6.6,4 +22744,[99],433946,en,Now More than Ever: The History of Chicago,0.786,2016-02-20,Now More than Ever: The History of Chicago,7.6,5 +22745,"[18, 10402]",430165,en,Wheeler,0.786,2017-02-03,Wheeler,7.6,5 +22746,"[99, 10402]",454708,en,New Wave: Dare to be Different,0.786,2017-04-27,New Wave: Dare to be Different,6.8,5 +22747,[27],432063,en,Pool Party Massacre,0.786,2017-04-20,Pool Party Massacre,4.0,5 +22748,[99],433067,en,This Is Everything: Gigi Gorgeous,0.783,2017-01-24,This Is Everything: Gigi Gorgeous,5.6,5 +22749,"[80, 18]",426240,en,The Price,0.781,2017-11-10,The Price,3.3,4 +22750,"[18, 80]",495398,en,Deadly Exchange,0.778,2017-12-27,Deadly Exchange,5.6,4 +22751,[99],438467,en,Barbecue,0.776,2017-03-10,Barbecue,7.5,13 +22752,[99],504249,en,The Strange Name Movie,0.771,2017-12-12,The Strange Name Movie,6.4,5 +22753,"[18, 10749]",480159,en,Woman of the House,0.771,2017-10-07,Woman of the House,5.1,5 +22754,[53],474568,en,A Lover Betrayed,0.769,2017-07-24,A Lover Betrayed,4.8,2 +22755,[99],475738,en,Winning,0.767,2017-09-08,Winning,6.2,5 +22756,"[18, 35, 10749, 16]",532414,ja,ネコぱらOVA,0.766,2017-12-21,Nekopara,8.0,3 +22757,"[36, 99]",473267,zh,二十二,0.765,2017-09-08,Twenty Two,7.4,5 +22758,"[10770, 10749]",490828,en,Runaway Christmas Bride,0.762,2017-12-09,Runaway Christmas Bride,4.5,4 +22759,[99],292109,es,Tempestad,0.761,2017-04-02,Tempestad,7.7,5 +22760,[99],472703,en,VHS Revolution,0.759,2017-08-28,VHS Revolution,6.5,4 +22761,[18],419630,en,Boomtown,0.759,2017-04-22,Boomtown,0.0,2 +22762,[99],497028,en,A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks,0.756,2017-12-20,A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks,8.0,2 +22763,"[99, 10402]",458166,en,Lindsey Stirling: Brave Enough,0.755,2017-05-17,Lindsey Stirling: Brave Enough,8.0,3 +22764,[10751],454605,en,Breaking Legs,0.755,2017-04-25,Breaking Legs,7.3,3 +22765,[18],428323,en,Slamma Jamma,0.751,2017-03-24,Slamma Jamma,5.2,9 +22766,[35],464974,en,Tiffany Haddish: She Ready! From the Hood to Hollywood!,0.748,2017-08-18,Tiffany Haddish: She Ready! From the Hood to Hollywood!,7.4,12 +22767,[18],476226,en,Chocolate City: Vegas,0.743,2017-09-17,Chocolate City: Vegas,4.7,3 +22768,[99],433086,hi,Machines,0.741,2017-01-20,Machines,6.0,4 +22769,[99],465550,en,Big Sonia,0.74,2017-11-17,Big Sonia,9.3,4 +22770,[18],438499,en,Flesh and Blood,0.739,2017-10-27,Flesh and Blood,6.3,4 +22771,[99],471949,en,42 Grams,0.738,2017-10-08,42 Grams,8.0,4 +22772,[53],483690,es,Born and Missing,0.737,2017-09-28,Born and Missing,3.3,3 +22773,[27],474675,en,The 5th Kind,0.736,2017-08-20,The 5th Kind,3.5,4 +22774,[53],464684,it,Off the Rails,0.734,2017-08-18,Off the Rails,5.0,4 +22775,[99],366633,en,John G. Avildsen: King of the Underdogs,0.731,2017-01-01,John G. Avildsen: King of the Underdogs,6.0,2 +22776,[18],434126,gu,Armaan: Story of a Storyteller,0.73,2017-02-10,Armaan: Story of a Storyteller,9.3,4 +22777,"[10402, 99]",431714,en,Long Strange Trip,0.729,2017-01-23,Long Strange Trip,8.3,4 +22778,[99],525855,en,Search for the Super Battery,0.729,2017-02-01,Search for the Super Battery,6.8,4 +22779,[878],438002,en,The Narrow World,0.729,2017-01-25,The Narrow World,5.0,4 +22780,[18],436367,en,Butterfly Kisses,0.729,2017-06-19,Butterfly Kisses,4.5,4 +22781,"[36, 10402]",488383,en,Bruno Mars: 24K Magic Live at the Apollo,0.728,2017-11-29,Bruno Mars: 24K Magic Live at the Apollo,7.7,3 +22782,"[80, 18, 10751]",491035,en,Juggernaut,0.728,2017-10-07,Juggernaut,5.3,3 +22783,[27],488242,en,Killer Christmas,0.727,2017-11-22,Killer Christmas,7.3,3 +22784,"[80, 18]",560955,en,Backfire,0.727,2017-10-05,Backfire,5.5,2 +22785,[18],458187,es,En el Séptimo Día,0.724,2017-06-25,On the Seventh Day,7.0,2 +22786,[18],356889,en,The Great & The Small,0.724,2016-03-31,The Great & The Small,6.0,4 +22787,"[27, 35]",444170,en,Lasagna Cat - Telephone Sex Survey Results,0.722,2017-02-23,Lasagna Cat - Telephone Sex Survey Results,10.0,1 +22788,[99],452610,de,Die Silicon Valley-Revolution,0.722,2017-02-04,SILICON VALLEY REVOLUTION,7.0,1 +22789,[10402],446863,en,Eric Clapton: Live In San Diego (with Special Guest JJ Cale),0.721,2017-03-10,Eric Clapton: Live In San Diego (with Special Guest JJ Cale),1.0,1 +22790,[99],438486,en,The Untold Tales of Armistead Maupin,0.72,2017-03-11,The Untold Tales of Armistead Maupin,8.2,3 +22791,"[99, 35]",496943,en,This Is Bob Hope...,0.719,2017-12-29,This Is Bob Hope...,8.0,1 +22792,[],440190,en,Birth of a Movement,0.718,2017-02-06,Birth of a Movement,7.0,2 +22793,[35],437538,fi,Saatanan kanit,0.717,2017-01-20,Fucking Bunnies,7.0,2 +22794,"[9648, 53]",446076,zh,嫌疑人X的献身,0.716,2017-03-31,The Devotion of Suspect X,7.0,3 +22795,[878],432467,en,Giantess Attack,0.716,2017-05-01,Giantess Attack,4.0,1 +22796,[35],438431,en,Fits and Starts,0.715,2017-03-10,Fits and Starts,7.0,3 +22797,[35],419160,en,Roy Wood Jr.: Father Figure,0.715,2017-02-19,Roy Wood Jr.: Father Figure,7.0,3 +22798,[99],357114,en,Missing 411,0.715,2017-05-13,Missing 411,6.0,11 +22799,[],450994,en,American Folk,0.714,2018-01-26,American Folk,5.3,3 +22800,[],488076,en,Fear Us Women,0.712,2017-11-17,Fear Us Women,6.0,1 +22801,[27],492384,en,Devil's Trail,0.711,2017-12-12,Devil's Trail,6.3,3 +22802,"[99, 10402]",79984,en,Christmas in Rockefeller Center,0.711,2017-11-29,Christmas in Rockefeller Center,4.0,3 +22803,[99],483828,en,Wait for Your Laugh,0.71,2017-11-10,Wait for Your Laugh,9.0,3 +22804,[99],446022,en,Baltimore Rising,0.71,2017-11-20,Baltimore Rising,7.0,3 +22805,[99],534598,en,American Circumcision,0.71,2017-11-11,American Circumcision,6.3,3 +22806,[18],536251,en,Warrior Road,0.709,2017-12-17,Warrior Road,6.0,2 +22807,"[14, 16, 10751]",476480,en,Hanazuki: Full of Treasures,0.708,2017-10-06,Hanazuki: Full of Treasures,8.0,3 +22808,[27],499951,en,The Theta Girl,0.708,2017-10-13,The Theta Girl,6.0,3 +22809,"[35, 14, 27]",441669,en,Butcher the Bakers,0.708,2017-04-28,Butcher the Bakers,6.0,2 +22810,[99],511454,en,E il cibo va,0.707,2017-09-26,Food on the Go,6.7,3 +22811,[35],472722,en,Party Boat,0.707,2017-09-15,Party Boat,4.7,3 +22812,[99],475208,en,Red Trees,0.706,2017-09-15,Red Trees,7.5,2 +22813,[35],440774,en,Inside You,0.706,2017-08-25,Inside You,1.0,3 +22814,[99],438438,en,The Blood Is at the Doorstep,0.705,2017-07-29,The Blood Is at the Doorstep,5.5,3 +22815,[99],501609,en,American Illuminati,0.705,2017-08-01,American Illuminati,3.0,3 +22816,[99],454192,en,Frank Serpico,0.704,2017-11-01,Frank Serpico,6.0,2 +22817,[27],465480,en,Media Studies,0.704,2017-07-10,Media Studies,4.0,3 +22818,[27],449882,en,Claw,0.703,2017-05-25,Claw,6.3,3 +22819,[],449126,id,Pria,0.702,2017-05-15,Pria,8.0,3 +22820,[99],453975,en,The Last Animals,0.702,2017-04-22,The Last Animals,7.3,3 +22821,[],462022,en,Lunar,0.702,2017-05-11,Lunar,7.2,3 +22822,"[10749, 10770]",514222,en,Surprise Me,0.702,2017-04-27,Surprise Me,7.0,3 +22823,[27],466336,en,Rasp,0.702,2017-04-24,Rasp,4.5,3 +22824,"[53, 10770]",531239,en,Splitting Image,0.701,2017-10-26,Splitting Image,6.0,1 +22825,[],444811,en,Fry Day,0.7,2017-03-11,Fry Day,5.3,3 +22826,"[27, 9648]",446215,en,The Slayer,0.7,2017-03-03,The Slayer,3.7,3 +22827,[],478846,en,"Ricky Dicks' Rock Docs: ""I Feel Love""",0.699,2017-09-13,"Ricky Dicks' Rock Docs: ""I Feel Love""",10.0,2 +22828,[18],542067,en,Hydrangea,0.699,2017-01-01,Hydrangea,7.3,3 +22829,"[14, 27]",444628,fr,Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,0.699,2017-01-31,Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,5.0,3 +22830,[],466105,en,Extraordinary,0.698,2017-09-07,Extraordinary,8.0,1 +22831,"[53, 27, 10402, 35]",350916,en,Spidarlings,0.697,2017-07-01,Spidarlings,9.5,3 +22832,"[53, 10770]",491487,en,You Killed My Mother,0.696,2017-12-07,You Killed My Mother,5.0,1 +22833,[99],492184,en,Ladies First,0.695,2017-07-07,Ladies First,8.2,9 +22834,"[35, 27, 53]",481061,en,The Midnight Man,0.695,2017-10-03,The Midnight Man,6.0,2 +22835,"[53, 18]",479491,hi,गली गुलेयन,0.694,2017-10-17,Gali Guleiyan,6.0,1 +22836,[99],479668,en,Katy Perry: Will You Be My Witness?,0.693,2017-10-05,Katy Perry: Will You Be My Witness?,10.0,1 +22837,[99],498842,en,Bad Binoculars,0.691,2017-12-05,Bad Binoculars,7.0,1 +22838,"[878, 28]",551079,en,Ghost Source Zero,0.69,2017-09-01,Ghost Source Zero,10.0,1 +22839,[99],457020,en,Logic's Everybody Documentary,0.69,2017-05-05,Logic's Everybody Documentary,10.0,2 +22840,[35],487941,en,Bravengers: Age of Buldgetron,0.69,2017-08-08,Bravengers: Age of Buldgetron,2.0,1 +22841,[99],449253,en,"Burn Motherfucker, Burn!",0.689,2017-04-21,"Burn Motherfucker, Burn!",6.0,1 +22842,"[28, 18, 37]",521639,en,County Line,0.689,2017-06-16,County Line,4.5,2 +22843,[28],464764,en,Blood Ride,0.689,2017-10-22,Blood Ride,0.0,1 +22844,[99],425436,en,This Was the XFL,0.688,2017-02-02,This Was the XFL,8.0,1 +22845,"[99, 27]",459210,en,The Mothman of Point Pleasant,0.688,2017-05-25,The Mothman of Point Pleasant,5.8,6 +22846,"[10749, 35]",472840,en,Vikes,0.687,2017-08-26,Vikes,6.5,2 +22847,"[18, 35]",199734,en,5-25-77,0.687,2017-05-25,5-25-77,6.0,1 +22848,"[10752, 18]",416500,en,Battle Scars,0.687,2017-07-14,Battle Scars,2.0,2 +22849,[99],411011,en,The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman's Portrait Photography,0.686,2017-06-02,The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman's Portrait Photography,7.0,4 +22850,"[18, 10752]",454430,en,Joe's War,0.685,2017-03-17,Joe's War,4.0,1 +22851,[18],565339,en,Ambition's Debt,0.683,2017-01-01,Ambition's Debt,10.0,1 +22852,[35],441425,en,Kinda Funny Live 2,0.683,2017-01-09,Kinda Funny Live 2,10.0,1 +22853,[99],461847,en,Mr. Gay Syria,0.683,2017-10-19,Mr. Gay Syria,7.0,1 +22854,[35],450498,en,Don't Ever Change,0.683,2017-04-29,Don't Ever Change,6.0,2 +22855,[18],493573,en,Spring Awakening,0.682,2017-12-19,Spring Awakening,9.5,2 +22856,[878],494240,en,SENTiNEL,0.682,2017-12-21,SENTiNEL,6.0,2 +22857,"[10770, 9648, 53]",527835,en,The Wrong Man,0.682,2017-12-29,The Wrong Man,4.0,2 +22858,[18],492434,en,Billy Star,0.681,2017-12-12,Billy Star,9.0,2 +22859,[27],447956,en,Evil in Her,0.681,2017-03-10,Evil in Her,7.5,2 +22860,"[35, 10749]",441453,en,36 Hour Layover,0.68,2016-09-24,36 Hour Layover,10.0,1 +22861,[35],486657,en,Bob Saget: Zero to Sixty,0.68,2017-11-14,Bob Saget: Zero to Sixty,6.5,2 +22862,[53],518690,en,An Elder Man,0.68,2017-07-02,An Elder Man,6.0,1 +22863,[27],487266,en,Don't Answer the Door,0.68,2017-11-16,Don't Answer the Door,4.0,2 +22864,[],436107,es,Hero,0.679,2017-01-16,Hero,8.5,2 +22865,[36],511024,en,Helltown,0.679,2017-10-29,Helltown,7.5,2 +22866,[27],487472,en,Whisper,0.679,2017-10-31,Whisper,6.0,2 +22867,"[12, 37, 28, 10749, 18]",502549,en,Cassidy Red,0.678,2017-10-08,Cassidy Red,7.0,2 +22868,"[53, 27]",483252,en,The Grinn,0.678,2017-10-06,The Grinn,6.0,2 +22869,"[10749, 35, 18]",452709,en,Because of Gracia,0.677,2017-09-15,Because of Gracia,7.0,2 +22870,[99],469071,en,Love Means Zero,0.677,2017-09-16,Love Means Zero,6.0,2 +22871,"[18, 14, 27]",456660,en,Made Me Do It,0.677,2017-09-29,Made Me Do It,4.5,2 +22872,"[53, 35, 27]",442801,en,#FromJennifer,0.677,2017-09-26,#FromJennifer,4.0,2 +22873,[99],488287,en,Red White Black & Blue Odyssey,0.676,2017-08-15,Red White Black & Blue Odyssey,8.0,2 +22874,"[99, 36]",494796,en,Maynard,0.676,2018-04-10,Maynard,7.0,1 +22875,[99],372979,en,Dying Laughing,0.676,2017-02-24,Dying Laughing,5.8,8 +22876,[27],518714,en,The Dark Hunger,0.675,2017-01-07,The Dark Hunger,6.0,1 +22877,[27],468303,en,The Cropsey Incident,0.675,2017-07-25,The Cropsey Incident,3.5,2 +22878,[35],525190,en,Alternative Math,0.674,2017-07-15,Alternative Math,7.5,2 +22879,[],572312,en,Prism,0.673,2017-06-09,Prism,6.0,2 +22880,[27],526780,en,The Plan,0.673,2017-05-28,The Plan,5.5,2 +22881,"[53, 18]",455665,en,Breaking Point,0.672,2017-05-12,Breaking Point,9.5,2 +22882,"[27, 35]",434661,en,Zombie Pizza,0.672,2017-04-27,Zombie Pizza,9.3,2 +22883,"[37, 35]",506653,en,Westworld to Yuma,0.672,2017-05-18,Westworld to Yuma,8.0,2 +22884,"[99, 35]",459443,en,Chonda Pierce: Enough,0.672,2017-04-25,Chonda Pierce: Enough,8.0,2 +22885,[27],483545,en,Party Night,0.672,2017-04-28,Party Night,7.0,2 +22886,[99],450648,en,White Boy,0.671,2017-03-31,White Boy,9.0,2 +22887,[99],514813,en,After Auschwitz,0.671,2017-03-25,After Auschwitz,8.0,2 +22888,[99],451012,en,Fallen,0.671,2017-04-07,Fallen,8.0,2 +22889,[],468675,en,Extinghuished,0.671,2017-04-19,Extinghuished,7.0,2 +22890,[35],479428,en,Call Your Father,0.671,2017-04-01,Call Your Father,5.5,2 +22891,[99],449434,en,Ken Burns: America's Storyteller,0.67,2017-03-06,Ken Burns: America's Storyteller,8.0,2 +22892,[99],447968,en,Deconstructing The Beatles' Revolver,0.67,2017-03-01,Deconstructing The Beatles' Revolver,8.0,2 +22893,[99],438441,en,I Am Another You,0.67,2017-03-12,I Am Another You,8.0,2 +22894,[99],444931,en,"Easy to Learn, Hard to Master: The Fate of Atari",0.67,2017-03-01,"Easy to Learn, Hard to Master: The Fate of Atari",7.0,2 +22895,"[35, 18, 10749]",438491,en,Assholes,0.67,2017-03-11,Assholes,7.0,2 +22896,[35],440047,en,"Nick Cannon: Stand Up, Don't Shoot",0.67,2017-02-10,"Nick Cannon: Stand Up, Don't Shoot",5.5,2 +22897,[18],478624,pt,Painted Horses,0.669,2017-01-10,Painted Horses,7.0,2 +22898,[99],436761,en,Trump's Lobby,0.669,2017-01-20,Trump's Lobby,7.0,2 +22899,[99],502896,en,The Blockchain and Us,0.669,2017-02-03,The Blockchain and Us,6.0,2 +22900,[],438969,en,Neverending Night: The Making of Blair Witch,0.669,2017-01-03,Neverending Night: The Making of Blair Witch,6.0,2 +22901,"[18, 10749, 53]",426259,en,Thirst Street,0.669,2017-04-21,Thirst Street,4.5,6 +22902,"[27, 53]",565053,en,Scary Story Slumber Party,0.669,2017-01-17,Scary Story Slumber Party,3.5,2 +22903,[53],502642,en,Cats Kill,0.669,2017-01-01,Cats Kill,3.0,2 +22904,"[35, 99]",531636,en,Clanker Man,0.666,2017-04-26,Clanker Man,9.0,1 +22905,[99],497607,en,The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair,0.665,2017-12-05,The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair,7.0,1 +22906,[99],433059,en,Take Every Wave: The Life of Laird Hamilton,0.663,2017-01-22,Take Every Wave: The Life of Laird Hamilton,7.3,9 +22907,[],477376,en,Vermilion,0.662,2017-10-14,Vermilion,10.0,1 +22908,"[35, 10402]",430248,en,Abby Singer/Songwriter,0.661,2015-06-03,Abby Singer/Songwriter,9.0,2 +22909,[],475832,en,Reindeer Lodge,0.66,2017-12-09,Reindeer Lodge,6.0,1 +22910,[99],501621,en,American Statesman: The Nick Freitas Story,0.659,2017-11-28,American Statesman: The Nick Freitas Story,10.0,1 +22911,"[18, 10749, 53, 10770]",495931,en,Sham love Series - Stop That Wedding,0.658,2017-11-04,Sham love Series - Stop That Wedding,9.0,1 +22912,"[27, 878]",489055,en,Sound from the Deep,0.656,2017-10-07,Sound from the Deep,8.0,1 +22913,"[99, 36]",411278,en,Passfire,0.656,2016-08-08,Passfire,7.3,10 +22914,[18],485591,en,An American in Texas,0.656,2017-10-29,An American in Texas,7.0,1 +22915,[],461302,en,Swiped,0.656,2017-06-08,Swiped,6.0,1 +22916,[18],492218,en,Facing Mecca,0.656,2017-06-21,Facing Mecca,5.0,1 +22917,[18],426227,en,Abundant Acreage Available,0.656,2017-09-29,Abundant Acreage Available,5.0,1 +22918,[99],310911,en,HairKutt,0.653,2007-04-10,HairKutt,10.0,2 +22919,[10402],493436,en,U2 at The BBC,0.652,2017-12-19,U2 at The BBC,10.0,1 +22920,[18],494385,en,The Shepherd,0.652,2017-12-24,The Shepherd,9.0,1 +22921,[99],497468,en,A Pot of Boiling Oil,0.652,2017-12-20,A Pot of Boiling Oil,7.0,1 +22922,[],480998,nl,Emilio Guzman: Alle Mensen Verzamelen,0.652,2017-04-30,Emilio Guzman: Alle Mensen Verzamelen,6.7,3 +22923,[],537287,en,Drain Alcatraz,0.652,2017-12-19,Drain Alcatraz,5.0,1 +22924,"[10402, 99]",466348,en,HAIM: Behind the Album,0.652,2017-07-14,HAIM: Behind the Album,1.0,1 +22925,"[10770, 99]",479119,en,The Newspaperman: The Life and Times of Ben Bradlee,0.651,2017-12-04,The Newspaperman: The Life and Times of Ben Bradlee,10.0,1 +22926,[53],427750,en,Inspired to Kill,0.651,2017-01-01,Inspired to Kill,10.0,1 +22927,"[16, 10402, 10751]",490935,en,A Frozen Christmas 2,0.651,2017-12-04,A Frozen Christmas 2,8.0,1 +22928,[99],468559,en,1997: The Birth of the Camera Phone,0.651,2017-06-29,1997: The Birth of the Camera Phone,8.0,1 +22929,"[35, 18]",542204,en,State of Modern Love,0.651,2017-12-12,State of Modern Love,7.0,1 +22930,[],438579,en,Titanic: The New Evidence,0.651,2017-01-21,Titanic: The New Evidence,7.0,1 +22931,"[18, 28]",518357,en,Bar Wrestling 5: This Is Halloween,0.651,2017-12-10,Bar Wrestling 5: This Is Halloween,5.0,1 +22932,[53],471138,en,Anabolic Life,0.651,2017-12-05,Anabolic Life,5.0,1 +22933,"[18, 35]",434013,en,Kate Can’t Swim,0.65,2017-01-22,Kate Can’t Swim,7.0,1 +22934,[],495594,en,Believe: The True Story of Real Bearded Santas,0.65,2017-11-22,Believe: The True Story of Real Bearded Santas,6.0,1 +22935,"[28, 35, 12]",483897,en,The Vat19 Movie,0.65,2017-11-11,The Vat19 Movie,6.0,1 +22936,"[99, 10402]",481831,en,Tim & Faith: Soul2Soul,0.65,2017-11-17,Tim & Faith: Soul2Soul,6.0,1 +22937,[],524134,en,Wild Honey,0.649,2017-10-27,Wild Honey,10.0,1 +22938,[99],501146,en,FOX5 NEWS Special Report - 1 October: One Month Later,0.649,2017-11-02,FOX5 NEWS Special Report - 1 October: One Month Later,10.0,1 +22939,"[18, 53]",476919,en,Christmas Crime Story,0.649,2017-10-24,Christmas Crime Story,10.0,1 +22940,"[10402, 37, 18]",459172,en,Aridity Enclosure 1,0.649,2017-05-26,Aridity Enclosure 1,10.0,1 +22941,"[27, 35, 878]",368590,en,Toxic Tutu,0.649,2017-10-28,Toxic Tutu,10.0,1 +22942,"[35, 27]",475066,en,Vacancy,0.649,2017-10-27,Vacancy,9.0,1 +22943,[35],485025,en,Lavell Crawford: Home for the Holidays,0.649,2017-11-03,Lavell Crawford: Home for the Holidays,7.0,1 +22944,"[18, 27, 53]",480721,en,She Was So Pretty: Be Good For Goodness Sake,0.649,2017-10-20,She Was So Pretty: Be Good For Goodness Sake,6.0,1 +22945,[99],444012,en,Brimstone & Glory,0.649,2017-03-02,Brimstone & Glory,5.0,1 +22946,[],483051,en,Loon,0.649,2017-10-28,Loon,4.0,1 +22947,[27],484299,en,Wake The Dead,0.649,2017-10-27,Wake The Dead,2.0,1 +22948,"[35, 28, 80]",569991,en,Hot Lead,0.648,2017-10-15,Hot Lead,10.0,1 +22949,[99],497517,en,Secrets of the Forbidden City,0.648,2017-10-18,Secrets of the Forbidden City,10.0,1 +22950,[35],446567,en,Mouth To Mouth,0.648,2017-04-26,Mouth to Mouth,10.0,1 +22951,[99],487299,en,Bartender At Large,0.648,2017-10-01,Bartender At Large,9.0,1 +22952,[],482369,en,Thomas & Friends: Christmas on Sodor,0.648,2017-10-17,Thomas & Friends: Christmas on Sodor,9.0,1 +22953,[],476507,en,Kim Swims,0.648,2017-10-07,Kim Swims,8.0,1 +22954,"[18, 27]",460829,es,Clementina,0.648,2017-10-15,Clementina,8.0,1 +22955,[18],466161,en,In the Now,0.648,2017-05-03,In the Now,5.0,1 +22956,"[18, 35]",547112,en,Buckshot,0.648,2017-10-06,Buckshot,4.0,1 +22957,[35],474343,en,Gary Owen: I Got My Associates,0.647,2017-09-08,Gary Owen: I Got My Associates,10.0,1 +22958,[18],448262,en,HoLy Cycles,0.647,2017-03-21,HoLy Cycles,10.0,1 +22959,[18],577440,en,Secrets,0.647,2017-09-16,Secrets,9.0,1 +22960,[],489088,en,Die Laughing,0.647,2017-09-11,Die Laughing,7.0,1 +22961,[99],482864,en,The Dark Files,0.647,2017-09-08,The Dark Files,7.0,1 +22962,[],480718,en,Steve McQueen: American Icon,0.647,2017-09-29,Steve McQueen: American Icon,7.0,1 +22963,[],477580,es,En Algun Lugar,0.647,2017-09-22,A Place to Be,5.0,1 +22964,[10402],442261,en,Highlights,0.646,2017-02-17,Highlights,10.0,1 +22965,"[53, 878]",451518,en,Real Artists,0.646,2017-03-02,Real Artists,9.0,1 +22966,"[27, 35]",477069,en,Date of the Dead,0.646,2017-08-17,Date of the Dead,5.0,1 +22967,[],587600,en,A Message For Brazey,0.645,2017-07-21,A Message For Brazey,10.0,1 +22968,[18],458140,en,Two Steps from Hope,0.645,2017-05-20,Two Steps from Hope,8.8,6 +22969,[],519004,en,Society,0.645,2017-08-07,Society,8.0,1 +22970,"[53, 27]",518711,en,Photokill,0.645,2017-07-28,Photokill,7.0,1 +22971,[99],473899,en,No One Is Safe From Son of Sam,0.645,2017-08-14,No One Is Safe From Son of Sam,6.0,1 +22972,[],585043,en,Metamorphasize,0.645,2017-07-31,Metamorphasize,1.0,1 +22973,[],464195,en,Fight Owens Fight: The Kevin Owens Story,0.644,2017-07-04,Fight Owens Fight: The Kevin Owens Story,10.0,1 +22974,"[37, 18, 10402]",463834,en,I Might Be There (I Won't),0.644,2017-06-28,I Might Be There (I Won't),10.0,1 +22975,"[16, 28, 878]",521467,en,Grasshopper Jungle,0.644,2017-07-07,Grasshopper Jungle,8.0,1 +22976,[99],463137,en,Unconventional,0.644,2017-06-30,Unconventional,8.0,1 +22977,[99],595642,en,Creating a King: Summoning a God,0.644,2017-07-18,Creating a King: Summoning a God,6.0,1 +22978,[27],508483,en,Vandals,0.644,2017-07-08,Vandals,5.0,1 +22979,"[28, 12, 10752]",486343,en,Unfallen,0.644,2017-06-30,Unfallen,5.0,1 +22980,"[28, 12, 35, 878]",482246,en,Thugs vs. Dinosaurs,0.644,2017-06-24,Thugs vs. Dinosaurs,3.0,1 +22981,[99],516983,en,FrankenSkies,0.643,2017-06-20,FrankenSkies,10.0,1 +22982,"[12, 99]",489835,es,Un Viaje,0.643,2017-05-29,A Journey,10.0,1 +22983,"[10402, 37, 18]",459763,en,Hiding Under a Copy of the Strokes' Single 'Under Cover of Darkness',0.643,2017-05-30,Hiding Under a Copy of the Strokes' Single 'Under Cover of Darkness',10.0,1 +22984,"[37, 99, 10402, 18]",458886,en,Every Ambulation a Betrayal,0.643,2017-05-23,Every Ambulation a Betrayal,10.0,1 +22985,[99],459229,en,Alabama Bound,0.643,2017-06-17,Alabama Bound,8.5,1 +22986,[],501139,en,Cautionary Tales,0.643,2017-10-05,Cautionary Tales,7.0,1 +22987,"[35, 18]",473168,en,As Good As You,0.643,2017-06-09,As Good As You,6.0,1 +22988,[99],459171,en,Cruel and Unusual,0.643,2017-05-26,Cruel and Unusual,5.0,1 +22989,[27],565497,en,Lost in Buffalo City,0.643,2017-05-26,Lost in Buffalo City,4.0,1 +22990,"[18, 53, 27]",463780,en,"Die, My Dear",0.643,2017-06-08,"Die, My Dear",4.0,1 +22991,[99],475407,en,Weird Ways of the Elite,0.642,2017-05-12,Weird Ways of the Elite,10.0,1 +22992,"[27, 878]",455016,cs,Jsem brána,0.642,2017-04-28,I Am the Doorway,10.0,1 +22993,[],454351,en,Bellator 178: Straus vs. Pitbull 4,0.642,2017-04-21,Bellator 178: Straus vs. Pitbull 4,10.0,1 +22994,"[14, 16, 28, 27]",466192,en,Macabre at Lighthouse Lake,0.642,2017-05-13,Macabre at Lighthouse Lake,9.0,1 +22995,[99],495038,en,Catching Sight of Thelma & Louise,0.642,2017-04-30,Catching Sight of Thelma & Louise,8.0,1 +22996,[18],472119,en,A Ghost and the Boy with a Box on His Head,0.642,2017-05-09,A Ghost and the Boy with a Box on His Head,8.0,1 +22997,[99],451134,en,Haus of Pain,0.642,2017-04-28,Haus of Pain,8.0,1 +22998,"[27, 53, 9648]",519418,en,Witch-Hunt,0.642,2017-04-28,Witch-Hunt,7.0,1 +22999,"[9648, 878]",506923,en,In Circles,0.642,2017-05-02,In Circles,6.0,1 +23000,[35],454440,en,Al Madrigal: Shrimpin' Ain't Easy,0.642,2017-05-05,Al Madrigal: Shrimpin' Ain't Easy,6.0,1 +23001,[],576195,en,Newton's Grace,0.642,2017-05-13,Newton's Grace,5.0,1 +23002,"[35, 18]",487040,en,Wave,0.642,2017-04-21,Wave,2.0,1 +23003,[],416678,en,South Dakota,0.642,2017-04-28,South Dakota,2.0,1 +23004,"[10402, 18]",448157,en,Complainant,0.641,2017-03-21,Complainant,10.0,1 +23005,[99],447334,en,Snowmads: A Journey Towards Eastern Suns,0.641,2017-03-16,Snowmads: A Journey Towards Eastern Suns,10.0,1 +23006,[99],484615,en,The Chinese Exclusion Act,0.641,2017-03-19,The Chinese Exclusion Act,8.0,1 +23007,"[99, 18]",450422,en,Psycho Family,0.641,2017-04-03,Psycho Family,8.0,1 +23008,[99],447361,en,Muhi – Generally Temporary,0.641,2017-04-09,Muhi – Generally Temporary,8.0,1 +23009,"[18, 10751]",469861,en,The Tree,0.641,2017-04-01,The Tree,7.0,1 +23010,[99],449556,en,Rio Ferdinand: Being Mum and Dad,0.641,2017-03-28,Rio Ferdinand: Being Mum and Dad,7.0,1 +23011,"[878, 27]",504693,en,Surviving the Outbreak,0.641,2017-04-13,Surviving the Outbreak,6.0,1 +23012,"[99, 18]",473467,en,Reel Therapy,0.641,2017-04-15,Reel Therapy,6.0,1 +23013,[],452641,en,Danger Diva,0.641,2017-04-13,Danger Diva,6.0,1 +23014,"[9648, 18]",451098,en,At the End of the Cul-de-sac,0.641,2017-04-04,At the End of the Cul-de-sac,6.0,1 +23015,"[10770, 10749]",450253,en,Hometown Hero,0.641,2017-04-01,Hometown Hero,6.0,1 +23016,"[35, 18]",448026,en,Sensitive Parts,0.641,2017-04-18,Sensitive Parts,6.0,1 +23017,"[9648, 53, 27]",402437,en,Assumption,0.641,2017-03-30,Assumption,6.0,1 +23018,[18],449430,fr,Star,0.641,2017-04-03,Star,5.0,1 +23019,"[18, 99, 28]",445147,en,The Cage Fighter,0.641,2017-04-07,The Cage Fighter,5.0,1 +23020,"[18, 9648, 53]",490687,en,August Falls,0.641,2017-04-17,August Falls,2.0,1 +23021,[],449456,en,The Diabolical Plan: A Justus for Justice Short,0.641,2017-04-08,The Diabolical Plan: A Justus for Justice Short,0.0,1 +23022,"[18, 10749]",446353,da,Forever Now,0.64,2017-03-11,Forever Now,10.0,1 +23023,"[10402, 18]",445923,en,Scroll on Thru,0.64,2017-03-09,Scroll on Thru,10.0,1 +23024,"[10402, 18]",445411,en,Before the Gates,0.64,2017-03-06,Before the Gates,10.0,1 +23025,[10402],443340,en,This Must Be My Face,0.64,2017-02-23,This Must Be My Face,10.0,1 +23026,"[18, 878]",444915,en,Beautiful Dreamer,0.64,2016-06-10,Beautiful Dreamer,8.0,1 +23027,[99],446423,en,The Cult Next Door,0.64,2017-02-28,The Cult Next Door,7.0,1 +23028,[37],444911,en,The Bulleteers,0.64,2017-03-04,The Bulleteers,6.0,1 +23029,[99],444555,en,"Kings, Queens, & In-Betweens",0.64,2017-03-03,"Kings, Queens, & In-Betweens",6.0,1 +23030,"[18, 10749]",475723,en,Pigeonhearts,0.64,2017-02-10,Pigeonhearts,5.0,1 +23031,[35],442030,en,Nick Di Paolo: Inflammatory,0.64,2017-02-16,Nick Di Paolo: Inflammatory,5.0,1 +23032,"[99, 35, 18]",415767,no,DRIB,0.64,2017-03-11,DRIB,5.0,1 +23033,"[53, 14, 27]",450598,en,Harbinger,0.64,2017-02-28,Harbinger,4.0,1 +23034,[53],259712,en,Simon,0.64,2017-02-01,Simon,0.0,1 +23035,"[99, 36, 10770]",580698,en,High Tech Airport,0.639,2017-01-01,High Tech Airport,10.0,1 +23036,"[18, 14]",456137,es,Yo Soy Nestor,0.639,2017-02-20,Yo Soy Nestor,9.0,1 +23037,"[18, 28, 80]",447047,en,Top Coat Cash,0.639,2017-01-13,Top Coat Cash,7.0,1 +23038,[],562157,en,The Yellow Curtain,0.639,2017-01-01,The Yellow Curtain,6.0,1 +23039,[],498771,en,Repatriation,0.639,2017-01-20,Repatriation,6.0,1 +23040,[],451879,en,I Am Still Here,0.639,2017-01-01,I Am Still Here,5.0,1 +23041,[99],434065,en,Strad Style,0.639,2017-01-21,Strad Style,5.0,1 +23042,"[53, 27]",439214,en,Blood Demon Rising,0.639,2017-01-28,Blood Demon Rising,2.0,1 +23043,[878],434501,ja,Toru,0.639,2017-01-19,Toru,1.0,1 +23044,[10752],444660,en,BalletBoyz - Young Men,0.638,2017-04-07,BalletBoyz - Young Men,6.0,1 +23045,[],446317,en,Lamp: A Ghost Story,0.634,2016-04-09,Lamp: A Ghost Story,6.0,1 +23046,"[80, 18, 9648, 53]",517581,en,Gone Tomorrow,0.632,2017-01-01,Gone Tomorrow,6.0,1 +23047,"[27, 53, 18]",328784,en,The Lost Tree,0.632,2015-09-01,The Lost Tree,3.0,1 +23048,[99],378425,en,Here Come the Videofreex,0.631,2015-06-21,Here Come the Videofreex,8.0,1 +23049,[99],433078,en,It's Not Yet Dark,0.631,2017-01-21,It's Not Yet Dark,7.4,7 +23050,"[9648, 80, 18, 27, 53, 35]",402448,en,"Bullets, Fangs and Dinner at 8",0.631,2015-08-22,"Bullets, Fangs and Dinner at 8",3.0,1 +23051,[99],463839,en,Reality's Invisible,0.62,1981-12-18,Reality's Invisible,7.0,1 +23052,[53],442081,en,Ape,0.616,2017-02-17,Ape,7.6,8 +23053,[99],457793,en,Smash: Motorized Mayhem,0.614,2009-06-10,Smash: Motorized Mayhem,6.0,2 +23054,[99],400638,en,Nature Boy,0.61,2017-11-07,Nature Boy,9.0,3 +23055,[],487287,en,The Dig,0.61,2017-09-06,The Dig,6.3,5 +23056,[53],463833,en,Nanny Nightmare,0.608,2017-06-17,Nanny Nightmare,5.8,5 +23057,[99],438449,en,The Work,0.603,2017-03-11,The Work,7.1,7 +23058,[27],470593,en,Beach Massacre at Kill Devil Hills,0.603,2016-10-27,Beach Massacre at Kill Devil Hills,5.0,1 +23059,"[35, 10749]",603655,en,The Suitor,0.6,2017-04-29,The Suitor,10.0,1 +23060,[35],603405,en,The Glendale Geeks,0.6,2017-12-20,The Glendale Geeks,10.0,1 +23061,"[80, 18, 9648, 10749]",598407,en,"Drop Dead, Gorgeous",0.6,2017-02-14,"Drop Dead, Gorgeous",10.0,1 +23062,"[10752, 18, 28, 36]",598402,en,Agincourt,0.6,2017-09-14,Agincourt,10.0,1 +23063,[16],585324,zh,風箏,0.6,2017-08-09,The Wayward Kite,10.0,1 +23064,[],585042,en,A Spookily Spectacular Phenomenon,0.6,2017-08-06,A Spookily Spectacular Phenomenon,10.0,1 +23065,[],584542,en,A Life Phenix,0.6,2017-05-27,A Life Phenix,10.0,1 +23066,"[99, 10402]",584275,en,Sickened No More: Documenting the Life and Death of Weekend Nachos,0.6,2017-12-17,Sickened No More: Documenting the Life and Death of Weekend Nachos,10.0,1 +23067,[28],572467,en,The Streetz,0.6,2017-09-30,The Streetz,10.0,1 +23068,"[99, 80]",565662,en,Casey Anthony: An American Murder Mystery,0.6,2017-04-09,Casey Anthony: An American Murder Mystery,10.0,1 +23069,"[28, 18]",555233,en,No More Safe Haven,0.6,2017-11-30,No More Safe Haven,10.0,1 +23070,[99],555205,en,"Clairton Coke Works, Clean Up Our Air",0.6,2017-01-01,"Clairton Coke Works, Clean Up Our Air",10.0,1 +23071,[],550399,en,The Driver,0.6,2017-01-17,The Driver,10.0,1 +23072,[99],549903,en,Fattitude,0.6,2017-04-30,Fattitude,10.0,1 +23073,"[16, 10402, 12, 14]",541949,en,Undertale the Musical,0.6,2017-06-25,Undertale the Musical,10.0,1 +23074,[53],541922,en,Urban Myths,0.6,2017-03-12,Urban Myths,10.0,1 +23075,[],539564,en,Hog & Fog,0.6,2017-11-17,Hog & Fog,10.0,1 +23076,[35],533903,en,Single Dad 3: Admiration and Fixation,0.6,2017-06-06,Single Dad 3: Admiration and Fixation,10.0,1 +23077,[99],532558,en,Albatross,0.6,2017-01-01,Albatross,10.0,1 +23078,[99],531178,en,Free To Ride: The Documentary,0.6,2017-02-15,Free To Ride: The Documentary,10.0,1 +23079,[],527419,en,Ocean Kid,0.6,2017-10-01,Ocean Kid,10.0,1 +23080,[18],526445,en,LoveSexHate,0.6,2017-09-24,LoveSexHate,10.0,1 +23081,[99],518218,en,Dogs,0.6,2017-01-17,Dogs,10.0,1 +23082,[99],518170,en,Roswell: 70 Years Later,0.6,2017-10-13,Roswell: 70 Years Later,10.0,1 +23083,[99],513795,en,Exposing Antarctica,0.6,2017-11-24,Exposing Antarctica,10.0,1 +23084,"[12, 18]",512681,en,Pink Elephant,0.6,2017-01-27,Pink Elephant,10.0,1 +23085,[10402],510582,en,Justin Timberlake: Rock in Rio 2017,0.6,2017-09-17,Justin Timberlake: Rock in Rio 2017,10.0,1 +23086,[],510136,en,Cassini: The Grand Finale,0.6,2017-01-01,Cassini: The Grand Finale,10.0,1 +23087,"[28, 37, 27]",503589,en,Dead West,0.6,2017-01-31,Dead West,10.0,2 +23088,"[53, 80]",502227,en,Counterfeiters,0.6,2017-11-03,Counterfeiters,10.0,1 +23089,"[10749, 18, 36, 27, 9648]",502036,en,Midnight,0.6,2017-05-17,Midnight,10.0,1 +23090,[],496359,en,Jungle Tales,0.6,2017-06-01,Jungle Tales,10.0,1 +23091,[99],494887,en,6 on 77: The Dulles Airport 9/11 Cover-Up,0.6,2017-10-06,6 on 77: The Dulles Airport 9/11 Cover-Up,10.0,1 +23092,[18],494808,en,Far From The Tree,0.6,2017-04-30,Far From The Tree,10.0,1 +23093,[],492861,en,The Akron Holy War,0.6,2017-09-17,The Akron Holy War,10.0,1 +23094,"[27, 35, 14]",492561,en,Everything Is Terrible! Presents: The Great Satan,0.6,2017-09-26,Everything Is Terrible! Presents: The Great Satan,10.0,1 +23095,"[10402, 18]",491518,en,Sitting,0.6,2017-11-01,Sitting,10.0,2 +23096,"[12, 99]",491318,en,Depth Perception,0.6,2017-10-16,Depth Perception,10.0,1 +23097,"[16, 10751, 14]",491277,en,Howard Lovecraft & the Undersea Kingdom,0.6,2017-10-01,Howard Lovecraft & the Undersea Kingdom,10.0,1 +23098,[35],491247,en,Spent,0.6,2017-03-01,Spent,10.0,1 +23099,"[35, 27]",489887,en,Scary Little Fuckers (A Christmas Movie),0.6,2017-11-29,Scary Little Fuckers (A Christmas Movie),10.0,1 +23100,[35],489792,en,Where Are We?,0.6,2017-10-31,Where Are We?,10.0,1 +23101,"[12, 99]",489682,en,Reel Rock 12,0.6,2017-11-04,Reel Rock 12,10.0,1 +23102,"[35, 14, 53, 27]",489242,en,Trampoline,0.6,2017-07-04,Trampoline,10.0,1 +23103,"[35, 53]",489207,en,SNYDER,0.6,2017-07-05,The Last Photograph,10.0,1 +23104,[99],487245,en,Fatima,0.6,2017-09-08,Fatima,10.0,1 +23105,[99],486962,en,The Last Stop,0.6,2017-04-29,The Last Stop,10.0,1 +23106,"[18, 53]",486863,en,Magnum Opus,0.6,2017-11-09,Magnum Opus,10.0,1 +23107,[99],486673,en,The Watchman Chronicles,0.6,2017-03-03,The Watchman Chronicles,10.0,1 +23108,[18],485964,en,Losing In Love,0.6,2017-04-01,Losing In Love,10.0,1 +23109,"[80, 18, 53]",484506,en,The Quandary,0.6,2017-01-17,The Quandary,10.0,1 +23110,[],484474,en,Relax,0.6,2017-05-22,Relax,10.0,1 +23111,[99],483094,en,Resistance Is Life,0.6,2017-04-03,Resistance Is Life,10.0,1 +23112,[99],482764,en,ORCA: A True Story,0.6,2017-11-10,ORCA: A True Story,10.0,1 +23113,"[16, 99]",482528,en,Springfield of Dreams: The Legend of Homer Simpson,0.6,2017-10-20,Springfield of Dreams: The Legend of Homer Simpson,10.0,2 +23114,"[80, 27, 18]",480970,en,Spree,0.6,2015-12-31,Spree,10.0,1 +23115,[35],480894,en,The Case of the Gilded Lily,0.6,2017-10-12,The Case of the Gilded Lily,10.0,1 +23116,"[99, 27]",480715,en,Invasion on Chestnut Ridge,0.6,2017-10-21,Invasion on Chestnut Ridge,10.0,1 +23117,[],480421,en,The Amazing Neckbeard,0.6,2017-10-10,The Amazing Neckbeard,10.0,1 +23118,[18],480398,pl,Ja i mój tata,0.6,2017-10-13,Me and My Father,10.0,1 +23119,[99],478110,en,The Pathological Optimist,0.6,2017-09-29,The Pathological Optimist,10.0,1 +23120,[35],477375,en,Orang-U: An Ape Goes to College,0.6,2017-06-24,Orang-U: An Ape Goes to College,10.0,1 +23121,"[35, 18]",475670,en,Mercury in Retrograde,0.6,2017-09-16,Mercury in Retrograde,10.0,1 +23122,"[18, 80]",474007,en,The Other Place,0.6,2017-06-08,The Other Place,10.0,1 +23123,"[10402, 16, 27]",473741,xx,La Nuit je danse avec la mort,0.6,2017-08-11,The Night I Dance With Death,10.0,1 +23124,[18],473617,en,Dream Sequence,0.6,2017-07-26,Dream Sequence,10.0,1 +23125,"[35, 12]",472447,en,He Ate the Chip,0.6,2017-06-03,He Ate the Chip,10.0,1 +23126,"[27, 35]",471347,en,When the Old Phone Rings,0.6,2017-04-21,When the Old Phone Rings,10.0,1 +23127,"[53, 27]",469971,en,Thanatophobia,0.6,2017-05-23,Thanatophobia,10.0,1 +23128,[18],469038,en,Sugar,0.6,2017-08-03,Sugar,10.0,1 +23129,"[878, 27]",468447,en,Good Business,0.6,2017-07-10,Good Business,10.0,1 +23130,[80],468396,en,Toast,0.6,2017-04-24,Toast,10.0,1 +23131,[18],467806,en,180 Seconds,0.6,2017-02-17,180 Seconds,10.0,1 +23132,"[35, 18]",467029,en,Still Life,0.6,2017-01-01,Still Life,10.0,1 +23133,"[35, 99]",466750,en,07/27/1978,0.6,2017-02-23,07/27/1978,10.0,1 +23134,[18],464247,en,Peel,0.6,2017-07-01,Peel,10.0,1 +23135,"[37, 9648, 10402, 18]",463824,en,Grand Entrance to the World of the Dead,0.6,2017-06-28,Grand Entrance to the World of the Dead,10.0,1 +23136,"[9648, 18, 37, 10402]",463412,en,Firing Flares @ Unnoticed Glares,0.6,2017-06-25,Firing Flares @ Unnoticed Glares,10.0,1 +23137,"[10402, 37, 18]",463361,en,No(thing) Staring Back,0.6,2017-06-25,No(thing) Staring Back,10.0,1 +23138,[],463348,en,"PWG: Game Over, Man",0.6,2017-04-21,"PWG: Game Over, Man",10.0,1 +23139,"[18, 10402]",463264,en,"Always on Time, Always Outta Line",0.6,2017-06-24,"Always on Time, Always Outta Line",10.0,1 +23140,[10402],463173,en,Couleé-D,0.6,2017-06-23,Couleé-D,10.0,1 +23141,"[37, 18, 10402]",463163,en,Defies All Time & Logic,0.6,2017-06-23,Defies All Time & Logic,10.0,1 +23142,[99],463058,en,Doctor B,0.6,2017-06-19,Doctor B,10.0,1 +23143,[53],462916,en,The Storm,0.6,2017-06-21,The Storm,10.0,1 +23144,"[10402, 37, 18]",462600,en,What Was It Supposed to Be Like?,0.6,2017-06-19,What Was It Supposed to Be Like?,10.0,1 +23145,"[10402, 37, 18]",462592,en,"Stories Told, Storied Gold",0.6,2017-06-19,"Stories Told, Storied Gold",10.0,1 +23146,"[18, 37, 10402]",462558,en,Ever Reaching Fairly Preachily,0.6,2017-06-18,Ever Reaching Fairly Preachily,10.0,1 +23147,"[37, 18, 10402]",462338,en,Leafing You Behind,0.6,2017-06-17,Leafing You Behind,10.0,1 +23148,"[37, 18, 10402]",462303,en,Ruminative Meditations,0.6,2017-06-17,Ruminative Meditations,10.0,1 +23149,"[10402, 18]",462247,en,Remind Me Why I Came Here,0.6,2017-06-17,Remind Me Why I Came Here,10.0,1 +23150,[99],462134,en,"Hare Krishna! The Mantra, the Movement and the Swami Who Started It All",0.6,2017-06-16,"Hare Krishna! The Mantra, the Movement and the Swami Who Started It All",10.0,1 +23151,"[37, 10402, 18]",461782,en,Revisited Remunerations Rapturously Collapse When Recompensed,0.6,2017-06-13,Revisited Remunerations Rapturously Collapse When Recompensed,10.0,1 +23152,"[10402, 18]",461766,en,"Questioning, Requesting",0.6,2017-06-13,"Questioning, Requesting",10.0,1 +23153,"[9648, 18, 10402]",461727,en,Shirking; Shrieking Specter,0.6,2017-06-13,Shirking; Shrieking Specter,10.0,1 +23154,[35],461642,en,Tell 'Em Steve-Dave: Live at the Gramercy Theatre,0.6,2017-06-12,Tell 'Em Steve-Dave: Live at the Gramercy Theatre,10.0,1 +23155,"[9648, 10402, 18]",461512,en,Always Aching & Bending Back,0.6,2017-06-11,Always Aching & Bending Back,10.0,1 +23156,"[10402, 18, 37]",460498,en,This Cacophony Runs Over Me,0.6,2017-06-04,This Cacophony Runs Over Me,10.0,1 +23157,"[12, 10751]",460441,en,Avatar Flight of Passage,0.6,2017-05-01,Avatar Flight of Passage,10.0,1 +23158,[18],460089,en,And Then There Was Eve,0.6,2017-06-18,And Then There Was Eve,10.0,1 +23159,"[37, 9648, 18, 10402]",458898,en,We Could All Do With a Little Back & Forth As Far As It Concerns the To & Fro of Everywhere Each of Us Go,0.6,2017-05-23,We Could All Do With a Little Back & Forth As Far As It Concerns the To & Fro of Everywhere Each of Us Go,10.0,1 +23160,[18],457910,en,Another You,0.6,2017-05-15,Another You,10.0,1 +23161,[99],456500,en,True Legends - Episode 3: Holocaust of Giants,0.6,2017-05-05,True Legends - Episode 3: Holocaust of Giants,10.0,1 +23162,[16],455398,en,"Yes, Yes, No",0.6,2017-05-02,"Yes, Yes, No",10.0,1 +23163,[16],455340,en,Down On The Farm,0.6,2017-02-14,Down On The Farm,10.0,1 +23164,"[18, 53]",455147,en,Tormenting the Hen,0.6,2017-04-28,Tormenting the Hen,10.0,1 +23165,[878],453080,en,The Privates,0.6,2017-03-19,The Privates,10.0,1 +23166,[99],451501,en,Here's To Life: The Story of the Refreshments,0.6,2017-03-15,Here's To Life: The Story of the Refreshments,10.0,1 +23167,[99],450570,en,J. Cole: 4 Your Eyez Only,0.6,2017-04-15,J. Cole: 4 Your Eyez Only,10.0,1 +23168,[],450561,en,Roof,0.6,2017-03-17,Roof,10.0,1 +23169,"[35, 27]",450103,en,Black Holler,0.6,2017-04-24,Black Holler,10.0,1 +23170,[10402],449106,en,Morsefest 2015: Sola Scriptura,0.6,2017-03-24,Morsefest 2015: Sola Scriptura,10.0,1 +23171,"[18, 9648]",448924,en,The Shadow of Two Flies Upon a Pin,0.6,2017-01-14,The Shadow of Two Flies Upon a Pin,10.0,1 +23172,"[37, 10402, 18]",448475,en,Out of the Law,0.6,2017-03-23,Out of the Law,10.0,1 +23173,[99],447691,en,Leaning Into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy,0.6,2018-03-09,Leaning Into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy,10.0,2 +23174,"[9648, 18, 10402]",447115,en,Finds Itself in Corners,0.6,2017-03-15,Finds Itself in Corners,10.0,1 +23175,"[10402, 18]",447086,en,"Disparate, Shifty Fate",0.6,2017-03-15,"Disparate, Shifty Fate",10.0,1 +23176,"[10402, 18]",445027,en,Maybe That's Enough,0.6,2017-03-04,Maybe That's Enough,10.0,1 +23177,"[10402, 9648]",444954,en,Mystery Hole//Boring Soul,0.6,2017-03-03,Mystery Hole//Boring Soul,10.0,1 +23178,[99],444531,en,32 Pills: My Sister's Suicide,0.6,2017-11-29,32 Pills: My Sister's Suicide,10.0,1 +23179,[10402],443061,en,Roadz2Home,0.6,2017-02-21,Roadz2Home,10.0,1 +23180,"[35, 18, 10749]",441448,en,A Brush with Love,0.6,2017-02-12,A Brush with Love,10.0,1 +23181,"[37, 10402]",441350,en,Pollice Verso Reverso,0.6,2017-02-12,Pollice Verso Reverso,10.0,1 +23182,"[37, 18, 10402]",441169,en,Entrance to the Grand Burial Chamber,0.6,2017-02-11,Entrance to the Grand Burial Chamber,10.0,1 +23183,[99],440095,es,El Mar La Mar,0.6,2018-02-23,El Mar La Mar,10.0,2 +23184,[99],433073,en,Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges and Universities,0.6,2017-01-23,Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges and Universities,10.0,2 +23185,"[10402, 99]",433053,en,Give Me Future: Major Lazer in Cuba,0.6,2017-01-21,Give Me Future: Major Lazer in Cuba,10.0,3 +23186,"[35, 10402, 10749]",432817,en,Adults,0.6,2017-08-05,Adults,10.0,1 +23187,"[28, 35]",412669,en,First Round Down,0.6,2017-03-04,First Round Down,10.0,1 +23188,[99],359107,en,Tyrus: The Tyrus Wong Story,0.6,2015-11-07,Tyrus: The Tyrus Wong Story,10.0,1 +23189,[18],520627,en,Sioux Rapids,0.6,2017-01-11,Sioux Rapids,9.8,4 +23190,[],463306,en,Have No Fear,0.6,2017-06-24,Have No Fear,9.8,2 +23191,[99],458725,en,Dirtbag: The Legend of Fred Beckey,0.6,2017-05-26,Dirtbag: The Legend of Fred Beckey,9.7,3 +23192,[99],478553,en,Calvinist,0.6,2017-10-02,Calvinist,9.5,2 +23193,"[53, 27]",393544,en,Dionne Copland's Inferno,0.6,2017-10-27,Dionne Copland's Inferno,9.5,6 +23194,"[10770, 18]",473290,en,When Love Kills: The Falicia Blakely Story,0.6,2017-09-04,When Love Kills: The Falicia Blakely Story,9.4,5 +23195,[10402],525203,en,Joanne World Tour,0.6,2017-08-01,Joanne World Tour,9.4,4 +23196,"[35, 16]",484246,en,Pikachu on Acid 2,0.6,2017-10-29,Pikachu on Acid 2,9.3,2 +23197,[99],456231,en,Breaking2,0.6,2017-09-20,Breaking2,9.3,2 +23198,[99],481197,en,1804: The Hidden History of Haiti,0.6,2017-10-12,1804: The Hidden History of Haiti,9.2,6 +23199,[99],577140,en,28 Winters: A Story About Nitro Snowboards,0.6,2017-11-11,28 Winters: A Story About Nitro Snowboards,9.0,1 +23200,"[99, 9648, 80]",565602,en,Hard to Believe,0.6,2017-04-27,Hard to Believe,9.0,1 +23201,[],535466,en,The Solve It Squad Returns!,0.6,2017-10-17,The Solve It Squad Returns!,9.0,2 +23202,[99],524460,en,Bacterial World,0.6,2016-02-09,Bacterial World,9.0,1 +23203,[],523252,en,Tangles and Knots,0.6,2017-05-12,Tangles and Knots,9.0,1 +23204,"[18, 28]",518371,en,Bar Wrestling 7: A Christmas Special,0.6,2017-12-14,Bar Wrestling 7: A Christmas Special,9.0,1 +23205,[18],503610,en,Where We're Meant to Be,0.6,2016-04-08,Where We're Meant to Be,9.0,1 +23206,"[18, 10402]",502781,en,Sampha: Process,0.6,2017-03-30,Sampha: Process,9.0,2 +23207,[16],501314,en,The Dog,0.6,2017-11-01,The Dog,9.0,1 +23208,"[99, 10402]",496083,en,Drive. Play. Sleep.,0.6,2017-11-07,Drive. Play. Sleep.,9.0,1 +23209,[18],494935,fr,Larguer les amarres,0.6,2017-06-24,Cast Off,9.0,1 +23210,"[28, 12, 99]",492426,en,Guest List,0.6,2017-10-12,Guest List,9.0,2 +23211,"[28, 12]",492401,en,Habit,0.6,2017-10-16,Habit,9.0,2 +23212,"[10749, 35, 18]",484883,de,Das kleine Vergnügen,0.6,2017-10-29,Shop of Little Pleasures,9.0,1 +23213,[99],484491,en,The Human Face,0.6,2017-08-01,The Human Face,9.0,2 +23214,[18],481413,en,Troll,0.6,2017-05-04,Troll,9.0,1 +23215,[18],475359,en,A Tree a Rock a Cloud,0.6,2017-03-11,A Tree a Rock a Cloud,9.0,1 +23216,[18],471762,ro,Meda sau Partea nu prea fericita a lucrurilor,0.6,2017-12-07,Meda or The Not So Bright Side of Things,9.0,2 +23217,[99],470822,en,Leftovers,0.6,2017-03-01,Leftovers,9.0,1 +23218,[],469698,en,The Flare,0.6,2017-07-11,The Flare,9.0,1 +23219,[18],468413,en,Light,0.6,2017-03-17,Light,9.0,1 +23220,"[18, 16, 35, 99]",461096,en,2017 Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour,0.6,2017-06-09,2017 Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour,9.0,1 +23221,"[80, 18]",460323,en,Hot Waters,0.6,2017-08-25,Hot Waters,9.0,1 +23222,[99],452883,en,I Am Battle Comic,0.6,2017-03-23,I Am Battle Comic,9.0,1 +23223,[10402],451253,en,Arch Enemy: As The Stages Burn!,0.6,2017-03-31,Arch Enemy: As The Stages Burn!,9.0,2 +23224,[99],438475,en,Muppet Guys Talking: Secrets Behind the Show the Whole World Watched,0.6,2017-03-12,Muppet Guys Talking: Secrets Behind the Show the Whole World Watched,9.0,5 +23225,[27],430967,en,Haxx Deadroom,0.6,2017-09-23,Haxx Deadroom,9.0,1 +23226,"[12, 35, 18, 14]",423541,en,Oxenfree,0.6,2016-10-25,Oxenfree,9.0,1 +23227,[18],423302,zh,Forêt Debussy,0.6,2017-11-16,Forêt Debussy,9.0,1 +23228,[99],412316,en,Pecking Order,0.6,2017-07-27,Pecking Order,9.0,2 +23229,"[18, 27]",404357,en,Deadwood Falls,0.6,2017-10-31,Deadwood Falls,9.0,2 +23230,[35],135097,en,The Cinema Snob Movie,0.6,2012-09-27,The Cinema Snob Movie,9.0,1 +23231,"[99, 35]",463170,en,Jordan Klepper Solves Guns,0.6,2017-06-11,Jordan Klepper Solves Guns,8.7,3 +23232,[18],542070,en,The Mountains of Mourne,0.6,2017-01-01,The Mountains of Mourne,8.5,2 +23233,[],488042,xx,Farewell,0.6,2017-04-25,Farewell,8.5,2 +23234,"[99, 36]",484984,en,Elizabeth Smart: Autobiography,0.6,2017-11-12,Elizabeth Smart: Autobiography,8.5,2 +23235,[],474933,en,Life Hack,0.6,2017-06-03,Life Hack,8.5,1 +23236,[99],474381,en,The Heart of Man,0.6,2017-09-17,The Heart of Man,8.5,4 +23237,"[10402, 18]",471882,en,Fire Fade,0.6,2017-08-25,Fire Fade,8.5,4 +23238,"[35, 18, 10749]",471689,en,Everything Is Free,0.6,2017-09-03,Everything Is Free,8.5,4 +23239,[99],465296,en,Mosquito,0.6,2017-07-06,Mosquito,8.5,4 +23240,"[99, 10402]",458803,pt,Sepultura Endurance,0.6,2017-05-21,Sepultura Endurance,8.5,4 +23241,"[878, 16, 12]",453293,en,Space Detective,0.6,2017-01-04,Space Detective,8.5,2 +23242,"[99, 10402]",450522,en,The Beach Boys: Making Pet Sounds,0.6,2017-04-07,The Beach Boys: Making Pet Sounds,8.5,2 +23243,[99],429152,en,When the Bough Breaks: A Documentary About Postpartum Depression,0.6,2017-03-14,When the Bough Breaks: A Documentary About Postpartum Depression,8.5,2 +23244,"[99, 10402]",428818,en,CMA Country Christmas,0.6,2017-11-27,CMA Country Christmas,8.5,3 +23245,"[12, 99]",389109,en,When Elephants Were Young,0.6,2016-08-12,When Elephants Were Young,8.5,2 +23246,[],500295,en,Down the Fence,0.6,2017-10-07,Down the Fence,8.3,3 +23247,[99],375860,en,The Surrounding Game,0.6,2017-04-03,The Surrounding Game,8.3,3 +23248,"[99, 10402]",470131,en,Kygo: Stole the Show,0.6,2017-07-26,Kygo: Stole the Show,8.3,4 +23249,[18],587332,en,Avenues,0.6,2019-03-12,Avenues,8.0,1 +23250,[99],579489,en,Aerial New Zealand,0.6,2017-06-18,Aerial New Zealand,8.0,1 +23251,[],579320,en,Blaine and the Magic Book,0.6,2017-04-19,Blaine and the Magic Book,8.0,1 +23252,[18],575677,en,Juvie,0.6,2017-01-01,Juvie,8.0,1 +23253,[99],573539,en,Jacques Pépin: The Art of Craft,0.6,2017-05-26,Jacques Pépin: The Art of Craft,8.0,1 +23254,[18],573149,en,Circumstances,0.6,2017-04-16,Circumstances,8.0,1 +23255,"[28, 80, 18]",557656,en,King Charles,0.6,2017-03-09,King Charles,8.0,1 +23256,"[10770, 99]",555676,en,Kids Who Kill,0.6,2017-06-17,Kids Who Kill,8.0,1 +23257,[],542603,en,Minutes,0.6,2017-01-15,Minutes,8.0,1 +23258,[99],538881,en,Death dive to Saturn,0.6,2017-09-13,Death dive to Saturn,8.0,1 +23259,[],535844,en,Reception,0.6,2017-11-08,Reception,8.0,1 +23260,"[28, 14, 878]",535076,zh,功夫机器侠·北腿篇,0.6,2017-08-21,Kung Fu Traveler 2,8.0,2 +23261,[35],526058,es,Mamartuile,0.6,2017-01-01,Mamartuile,8.0,1 +23262,[99],520523,en,White Right: Meeting the Enemy,0.6,2017-12-11,White Right: Meeting the Enemy,8.0,5 +23263,[99],516585,en,Far from the Tree,0.6,2017-11-10,Far from the Tree,8.0,6 +23264,"[16, 35, 18]",516415,en,Mr. Carefree Butterfly,0.6,2017-05-15,Mr. Carefree Butterfly,8.0,1 +23265,[99],515992,en,The Gene Doctors,0.6,2017-10-02,The Gene Doctors,8.0,1 +23266,[35],515637,en,Valentina,0.6,2017-10-14,Valentina,8.0,1 +23267,[99],514469,en,Yellow Yellow Yellow: The Indycar Safety Team,0.6,2017-06-11,Yellow Yellow Yellow: The Indycar Safety Team,8.0,1 +23268,[99],514247,en,Larger than Life: The Kevyn Aucoin Story,0.6,2017-11-16,Larger than Life: The Kevyn Aucoin Story,8.0,1 +23269,[10402],511023,en,"Dead & Company: Madison Square Garden, NY - 2017.11.12",0.6,2017-11-12,"Dead & Company: Madison Square Garden, NY - 2017.11.12",8.0,1 +23270,"[99, 80, 36, 10770]",510653,en,Inside The Mob's Bloody Valentine,0.6,2017-03-15,Inside The Mob's Bloody Valentine,8.0,2 +23271,[99],510157,en,Red Panda: World's Cutest Animal,0.6,2017-01-01,Red Panda: World's Cutest Animal,8.0,1 +23272,[],507037,en,Elektra,0.6,2017-09-09,Elektra,8.0,1 +23273,[18],503656,en,Parker's Anchor,0.6,2017-10-27,Parker's Anchor,8.0,2 +23274,"[80, 18, 28]",499681,en,Blood Relative,0.6,2017-09-12,Blood Relative,8.0,1 +23275,[],499193,en,Bruk Out! A Dancehall Queen Documentary,0.6,2017-06-12,Bruk Out! A Dancehall Queen Documentary,8.0,1 +23276,"[36, 99]",497880,en,"Sex, Lies and the Taj Mahal",0.6,2017-08-22,"Sex, Lies and the Taj Mahal",8.0,1 +23277,[99],497879,en,Treasures of the Terracotta Army,0.6,2017-07-19,Treasures of the Terracotta Army,8.0,1 +23278,[99],497489,en,Trumping Democracy,0.6,2017-12-05,Trumping Democracy,8.0,3 +23279,"[27, 53]",496286,en,The Shape,0.6,2017-10-31,The Shape,8.0,1 +23280,[],495988,en,Calla Lily,0.6,2016-05-22,Calla Lily,8.0,1 +23281,[99],493962,en,Anti-Hero: The Body Corporate,0.6,2017-07-25,Anti-Hero: The Body Corporate,8.0,1 +23282,[10402],492644,pt,Soy Luna En Concierto,0.6,2017-09-30,Soy Luna En Concierto,8.0,5 +23283,"[99, 10402]",491570,en,R.E.M. - Automatic Unearthed,0.6,2017-12-08,R.E.M. - Automatic Unearthed,8.0,1 +23284,[99],490855,en,Vegan 2017,0.6,2017-11-28,Vegan 2017,8.0,3 +23285,[],490183,en,Scott Peterson: An American Murder Mystery,0.6,2017-11-29,Scott Peterson: An American Murder Mystery,8.0,1 +23286,[],490121,en,Reflections on the Vietnam War,0.6,2017-11-28,Reflections on the Vietnam War,8.0,1 +23287,[99],490118,en,The Vietnam War: Personal Reflections,0.6,2017-10-04,The Vietnam War: Personal Reflections,8.0,1 +23288,[],489834,en,The Ningyo,0.6,2017-11-27,The Ningyo,8.0,1 +23289,[10751],489464,en,91st Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade,0.6,2017-11-23,91st Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade,8.0,1 +23290,[878],488589,en,Slaughterbots,0.6,2017-11-17,Slaughterbots,8.0,1 +23291,[],487019,en,VA: The Human Cost of War,0.6,2017-11-07,VA: The Human Cost of War,8.0,1 +23292,"[27, 99, 18]",485623,en,A Haunting On Dice Road 2: Town of the Dead,0.6,2017-11-03,A Haunting On Dice Road 2: Town of the Dead,8.0,2 +23293,"[10402, 12, 35, 18, 36]",484867,en,Flock of Four,0.6,2017-10-28,Flock of Four,8.0,1 +23294,[],483720,en,Bunker77,0.6,2017-10-27,Bunker77,8.0,1 +23295,[],483647,en,Nintendo World Championships 2017,0.6,2017-10-07,Nintendo World Championships 2017,8.0,1 +23296,[99],483574,en,War Dog: A Soldier's Best Friend,0.6,2017-11-13,War Dog: A Soldier's Best Friend,8.0,1 +23297,[],482865,fr,Bitter Flowers,0.6,2017-10-19,Bitter Flowers,8.0,2 +23298,[],481634,en,Meet the Filmmakers: Josh and Benny Safdie,0.6,2017-10-03,Meet the Filmmakers: Josh and Benny Safdie,8.0,1 +23299,[27],480803,en,Devil's Night,0.6,2017-10-10,Devil's Night,8.0,1 +23300,[99],477192,en,Roadside Attraction,0.6,2017-10-10,Roadside Attraction,8.0,1 +23301,[99],476853,en,Tough Guys,0.6,2017-09-15,Tough Guys,8.0,1 +23302,[99],475218,en,Keep Talking,0.6,2017-03-16,Keep Talking,8.0,1 +23303,[27],474513,en,Revelator,0.6,2017-08-25,Revelator,8.0,2 +23304,"[35, 10751]",466405,en,Buddy Thunderstruck: The Maybe Pile,0.6,2017-07-14,Buddy Thunderstruck: The Maybe Pile,8.0,1 +23305,[99],465987,en,Earth Live,0.6,2017-07-09,Earth Live,8.0,1 +23306,"[18, 99]",465688,en,More Than T,0.6,2017-06-23,More Than T,8.0,1 +23307,[35],461637,en,Doug Stanhope: The Comedians' Comedian's Comedians,0.6,2017-06-22,Doug Stanhope: The Comedians' Comedian's Comedians,8.0,2 +23308,"[878, 80, 18]",461616,en,Nano,0.6,2017-06-12,Nano,8.0,1 +23309,[],461377,en,Who the F**K Is That Guy?,0.6,2017-07-21,Who the F**K Is That Guy?,8.0,1 +23310,[99],461065,en,American Standoff,0.6,2017-05-04,American Standoff,8.0,1 +23311,[35],459716,en,Andrew Santino: Home Field Advantage,0.6,2017-06-02,Andrew Santino: Home Field Advantage,8.0,1 +23312,"[10402, 99, 36]",459617,en,Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk,0.6,2017-05-31,Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk,8.0,1 +23313,[35],459293,en,Dan Cummins: Don't Wake The Bear,0.6,2017-04-18,Dan Cummins: Don't Wake The Bear,8.0,1 +23314,[99],458978,en,Saving Brinton,0.6,2017-06-17,Saving Brinton,8.0,2 +23315,[],458508,en,The Space in Between,0.6,2017-02-28,The Space in Between,8.0,1 +23316,[10402],455410,en,Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2017 Induction Ceremony,0.6,2017-04-29,Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2017 Induction Ceremony,8.0,1 +23317,[],454974,en,Bayou Ghost Story,0.6,2017-04-18,Bayou Ghost Story,8.0,1 +23318,[99],454636,en,Spirit Game: Pride of a Nation,0.6,2017-05-26,Spirit Game: Pride of a Nation,8.0,3 +23319,[99],454197,en,Footprints of Pan-Africanism,0.6,2017-01-01,Footprints of Pan-Africanism,8.0,1 +23320,[],453419,kn,Shuddhi,0.6,2017-04-21,Shuddhi,8.0,1 +23321,[99],453257,en,True Conviction,0.6,2017-04-20,True Conviction,8.0,2 +23322,"[10749, 18]",451710,en,Secret in Suburbia,0.6,2017-04-15,Secret in Suburbia,8.0,1 +23323,[10402],447520,en,Live From The Fox Oakland - Tedeschi Trucks Band,0.6,2017-03-17,Live From The Fox Oakland - Tedeschi Trucks Band,8.0,1 +23324,[35],447080,en,The Show About the Show,0.6,2017-03-17,The Show About the Show,8.0,1 +23325,"[878, 28, 18]",446790,en,Goodbye Blue Sky,0.6,2017-03-10,Goodbye Blue Sky,8.0,1 +23326,[],445200,en,When We Rise: The People Behind The Story,0.6,2017-03-02,When We Rise: The People Behind The Story,8.0,1 +23327,[18],441921,en,Apart from Everything,0.6,2017-06-22,Apart from Everything,8.0,2 +23328,[18],441396,de,Die Tochter,0.6,2017-06-15,Dark Blue Girl,8.0,1 +23329,[],438205,en,Welcome Home,0.6,2017-01-27,Welcome Home,8.0,1 +23330,[99],434685,en,"Love, Sweat and Tears",0.6,2017-03-08,"Love, Sweat and Tears",8.0,2 +23331,[99],433046,es,500 Years,0.6,2017-04-06,500 Years,8.0,2 +23332,[99],421057,en,40 Years of Rocky: The Birth of a Classic,0.6,2017-07-29,40 Years of Rocky: The Birth of a Classic,8.0,1 +23333,[99],414509,ar,Ambulance,0.6,2017-06-07,Ambulance,8.0,1 +23334,[],381078,en,The American Epic Sessions,0.6,2016-03-16,The American Epic Sessions,8.0,1 +23335,"[10402, 99]",433413,en,Residente,0.6,2017-03-11,Residente,7.8,9 +23336,[18],541564,en,"It’s All Right, It’s Ok",0.6,2017-06-27,"It’s All Right, It’s Ok",7.8,4 +23337,"[18, 10749]",455586,en,Krotoa,0.6,2017-04-25,Krotoa,7.8,2 +23338,[99],411013,en,Citizen Jane: Battle for the City,0.6,2017-04-21,Citizen Jane: Battle for the City,7.8,4 +23339,[],256306,zh,冰毒,0.6,2017-10-22,Ice Poison,7.8,4 +23340,[99],500177,en,Fishpeople,0.6,2017-01-01,Fishpeople,7.7,8 +23341,"[99, 10402]",455732,en,"Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A Bad Boy Story",0.6,2017-04-27,"Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A Bad Boy Story",7.7,6 +23342,"[36, 99]",472549,en,The Race Underground,0.6,2017-01-31,The Race Underground,7.6,5 +23343,[27],553024,es,Virgen,0.6,2017-10-08,Virgen,7.5,1 +23344,[35],494427,en,Blind Spot,0.6,2017-03-24,Blind Spot,7.5,1 +23345,[10751],490817,en,Delivering Christmas,0.6,2017-12-03,Delivering Christmas,7.5,4 +23346,[],489973,en,Elizabeth Smart: Questions Answered,0.6,2017-11-20,Elizabeth Smart: Questions Answered,7.5,2 +23347,[99],487262,en,Sighted Eyes | Feeling Heart,0.6,2017-10-14,Sighted Eyes | Feeling Heart,7.5,2 +23348,[99],473418,en,The Opera House,0.6,2017-10-01,The Opera House,7.5,2 +23349,[],473409,en,No Stone Unturned,0.6,2017-09-30,No Stone Unturned,7.5,5 +23350,"[28, 878, 37]",459645,en,Dead and Alone,0.6,2017-03-17,Dead and Alone,7.5,2 +23351,"[99, 36]",441186,es,El pacto de Adriana,0.6,2017-10-17,Adriana's Pact,7.5,4 +23352,"[12, 35, 27]",440949,en,Wild Men,0.6,2017-01-28,Wild Men,7.5,2 +23353,"[878, 28]",394331,de,Alekto,0.6,2017-04-01,Alekto,7.5,2 +23354,"[18, 99]",467237,en,Manolo: The Boy Who Made Shoes for Lizards,0.6,2017-09-15,Manolo: The Boy Who Made Shoes for Lizards,7.4,7 +23355,"[18, 10751, 9648]",528755,en,Mountain Top,0.6,2017-02-10,Mountain Top,7.3,3 +23356,[35],527760,en,Bill Thompson,0.6,2017-09-27,Bill Thompson,7.3,3 +23357,"[10751, 35, 10749]",490777,en,Will & Grace: A Gay Olde Christmas,0.6,2017-12-05,Will & Grace: A Gay Olde Christmas,7.3,3 +23358,"[10752, 18]",482732,pl,Zgoda,0.6,2017-10-15,The Reconciliation,7.3,3 +23359,[99],468620,en,Architects of Denial,0.6,2017-10-06,Architects of Denial,7.3,3 +23360,[99],438442,en,Let There Be Light,0.6,2017-03-10,Let There Be Light,7.3,3 +23361,[99],433029,en,Trophy,0.6,2017-01-20,Trophy,7.3,9 +23362,[99],473399,en,Arthur Miller: Writer,0.6,2017-12-08,Arthur Miller: Writer,7.3,4 +23363,[],599648,en,Panopticon,0.6,2017-07-03,Panopticon,7.0,1 +23364,[],591586,en,Paw Patrol - Pups Save the Show,0.6,2017-05-09,Paw Patrol - Pups Save the Show,7.0,1 +23365,[],582942,en,Again,0.6,2017-04-20,Again,7.0,1 +23366,[18],578522,ka,მამული,0.6,2017-05-13,Fatherland,7.0,2 +23367,"[16, 10749, 35]",559671,en,Love on the Balcony,0.6,2017-09-16,Love on the Balcony,7.0,2 +23368,"[35, 27, 18]",557597,en,Welcome to Bushwick,0.6,2017-10-26,Welcome to Bushwick,7.0,1 +23369,"[99, 10402]",551633,en,The Rel Carter Culture Tour,0.6,2017-11-28,The Rel Carter Culture Tour,7.0,1 +23370,[35],549689,en,Weeji,0.6,2017-01-01,Weeji,7.0,1 +23371,[99],543642,en,Coming To My Senses,0.6,2017-10-30,Coming To My Senses,7.0,1 +23372,"[14, 10402]",536427,en,Zoey and the Wind-Up Boy,0.6,2017-02-03,Zoey and the Wind-Up Boy,7.0,1 +23373,"[28, 878]",536422,en,Steamwrecked,0.6,2017-04-24,Steamwrecked,7.0,1 +23374,[],534761,en,Frenchies,0.6,2017-01-01,Frenchies,7.0,1 +23375,[99],533524,en,Ultimate Cruise Ship,0.6,2017-02-08,Ultimate Cruise Ship,7.0,2 +23376,[99],532770,en,The Drawings of Yves Saint Laurent,0.6,2017-12-16,The Drawings of Yves Saint Laurent,7.0,1 +23377,[16],531030,en,From Here to Pisces Park,0.6,2017-05-07,From Here to Pisces Park,7.0,1 +23378,"[18, 878]",528227,en,Earth to Isaac,0.6,2017-06-03,Earth to Isaac,7.0,1 +23379,[878],527831,en,BioMass,0.6,2017-10-26,BioMass,7.0,1 +23380,[16],523647,en,Game/boy,0.6,2017-02-07,Game/boy,7.0,1 +23381,"[10770, 99]",521852,en,American Experience: Rachel Carson,0.6,2017-01-24,American Experience: Rachel Carson,7.0,1 +23382,"[27, 35]",518901,en,What's for Dinner?,0.6,2017-09-22,What's for Dinner?,7.0,1 +23383,[27],518433,en,The Candle,0.6,2017-04-21,The Candle,7.0,1 +23384,[],512660,en,Penny Sucker,0.6,2017-06-25,Penny Sucker,7.0,1 +23385,[],512036,en,Prof Tom Foolery Saves the Planet!,0.6,2017-08-12,Prof Tom Foolery Saves the Planet!,7.0,1 +23386,[27],505188,en,Floor 9.5,0.6,2017-10-31,Floor 9.5,7.0,1 +23387,"[878, 80]",501530,en,Calliope,0.6,2017-01-01,Calliope,7.0,1 +23388,[99],498528,en,All the Queen's Horses,0.6,2017-11-10,All the Queen's Horses,7.0,3 +23389,[99],497875,en,Roar : The Most Dangerous Film Ever Made,0.6,2017-06-25,Roar : The Most Dangerous Film Ever Made,7.0,1 +23390,[878],496039,en,Days Past - A Star Wars Fan Film,0.6,2017-08-02,Days Past - A Star Wars Fan Film,7.0,1 +23391,[99],495280,en,The Trial,0.6,2017-11-16,The Trial,7.0,1 +23392,[99],494791,en,A Murder in Mansfield,0.6,2017-11-12,A Murder in Mansfield,7.0,1 +23393,[99],492778,en,From the Ground Up,0.6,2017-12-08,From the Ground Up,7.0,1 +23394,"[878, 53]",491697,xx,Lunatique,0.6,2017-09-20,Lunatique,7.0,1 +23395,"[53, 27, 18, 9648]",490317,en,Infract,0.6,2017-11-25,Infract,7.0,1 +23396,"[16, 35, 18, 10751]",490105,en,Curpigeon,0.6,2017-04-07,Curpigeon,7.0,1 +23397,[27],486065,en,Speechless,0.6,2017-01-13,Speechless,7.0,1 +23398,"[10749, 18]",484784,en,The View From Here,0.6,2017-09-15,The View From Here,7.0,2 +23399,[99],483824,en,A Dying King: The Shah of Iran,0.6,2017-11-10,A Dying King: The Shah of Iran,7.0,1 +23400,"[35, 10402]",483567,en,Opening Night,0.6,2017-10-25,Opening Night,7.0,1 +23401,[53],483201,en,What Metal Girls Are Into,0.6,2017-10-28,What Metal Girls Are Into,7.0,1 +23402,[18],482412,es,Restos de viento,0.6,2017-10-19,Wind Traces,7.0,2 +23403,[27],482192,en,Damsels,0.6,2017-10-13,Damsels,7.0,1 +23404,[18],480702,en,Laps,0.6,2017-01-21,Laps,7.0,2 +23405,[27],479757,en,The Woods,0.6,2017-10-24,The Woods,7.0,4 +23406,[53],477207,en,The Guest House,0.6,2017-09-19,The Guest House,7.0,1 +23407,[99],476967,en,Partners in Healing,0.6,2017-06-20,Partners in Healing,7.0,1 +23408,[99],476378,en,Kevyn Aucoin Beauty & the Beast in Me,0.6,2017-07-07,Kevyn Aucoin Beauty & the Beast in Me,7.0,1 +23409,[],475736,en,Do Re Mi Fa,0.6,2017-09-08,Do Re Mi Fa,7.0,1 +23410,"[80, 18]",475378,en,Manila Death Squad,0.6,2017-02-01,Manila Death Squad,7.0,2 +23411,[],475292,ja,Kaiju Bunraku,0.6,2017-09-22,Kaiju Bunraku,7.0,1 +23412,[99],474493,en,Finding Heaven Under Our Feet: Making Modern Dance,0.6,2017-03-09,Finding Heaven Under Our Feet: Making Modern Dance,7.0,1 +23413,[99],473400,en,Cielo,0.6,2017-10-06,Cielo,7.0,1 +23414,"[28, 878, 53]",471785,en,Attack of the Cyber Octopuses,0.6,2017-08-02,Attack of the Cyber Octopuses,7.0,1 +23415,[],471690,en,Alaska Is a Drag,0.6,2017-06-23,Alaska Is a Drag,7.0,1 +23416,"[53, 18, 10749]",470308,gu,Superstar,0.6,2017-08-10,Superstar,7.0,2 +23417,[16],467887,fr,Dans La Joie et la Bonne Humeur,0.6,2017-03-16,With Joy and Merriness,7.0,2 +23418,[],467307,en,American Experience: The Great War,0.6,2017-05-01,American Experience: The Great War,7.0,1 +23419,[27],464829,en,Undress Me,0.6,2017-11-10,Undress Me,7.0,1 +23420,[],463144,en,The House on Coco Road,0.6,2017-06-30,The House on Coco Road,7.0,2 +23421,[35],462884,en,Erik Griffin: The Ugly Truth,0.6,2017-07-07,Erik Griffin: The Ugly Truth,7.0,1 +23422,"[10749, 35, 14]",459674,zh,吃吃的愛,0.6,2017-06-02,DiDi's Dreams,7.0,3 +23423,[35],459633,en,The Secretariat,0.6,2017-05-04,The Secretariat,7.0,2 +23424,[99],459251,en,Abu,0.6,2017-06-18,Abu,7.0,1 +23425,[99],456599,en,The Fabulous Allan Carr,0.6,2017-05-19,The Fabulous Allan Carr,7.0,1 +23426,[35],454764,en,Sundowners,0.6,2017-04-22,Sundowners,7.0,1 +23427,[99],451535,en,Seed,0.6,2017-03-13,Seed,7.0,2 +23428,[99],450933,en,Rebels on Pointe,0.6,2017-02-03,Rebels on Pointe,7.0,1 +23429,[],450568,en,Chasing Evel: The Robbie Knievel Story,0.6,2017-02-19,Chasing Evel: The Robbie Knievel Story,7.0,2 +23430,[99],450246,en,I'll Push You,0.6,2017-11-02,I'll Push You,7.0,1 +23431,[99],450180,en,Perfect in '76,0.6,2017-03-10,Perfect in '76,7.0,1 +23432,[10770],450154,en,Bellator 175: Rampage vs. King Mo 2,0.6,2017-03-31,Bellator 175: Rampage vs. King Mo 2,7.0,1 +23433,[99],449948,en,Facing Darkness,0.6,2017-03-30,Facing Darkness,7.0,2 +23434,[99],449239,en,Waiting for the Sun,0.6,2017-06-15,Waiting for the Sun,7.0,1 +23435,[99],448452,en,I Am Evidence,0.6,2017-06-15,I Am Evidence,7.0,6 +23436,[16],447225,en,Call of Cuteness,0.6,2017-06-23,Call of Cuteness,7.0,2 +23437,[99],446912,en,The Making of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild,0.6,2017-03-14,The Making of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild,7.0,1 +23438,[35],446549,en,Jimbo,0.6,2016-11-05,Jimbo,7.0,1 +23439,[80],446351,en,American Paradise,0.6,2017-01-20,American Paradise,7.0,1 +23440,"[36, 99]",443938,en,Balloonfest,0.6,2017-06-29,Balloonfest,7.0,2 +23441,[99],443732,en,Tom Waits: Tales from a Cracked Jukebox,0.6,2017-02-19,Tom Waits: Tales from a Cracked Jukebox,7.0,1 +23442,[99],443509,en,Prison Fighters: Five Rounds to Freedom,0.6,2017-02-24,Prison Fighters: Five Rounds to Freedom,7.0,2 +23443,[],442428,en,Hot Winter: A Film by Dick Pierre,0.6,2017-01-19,Hot Winter: A Film by Dick Pierre,7.0,1 +23444,[18],433622,en,Withdrawn,0.6,2017-01-21,Withdrawn,7.0,1 +23445,[99],433495,en,Nova: Secrets of the Sky Tombs,0.6,2017-01-04,Nova: Secrets of the Sky Tombs,7.0,1 +23446,[99],433088,en,Bayang Ina Mo,0.6,2017-01-21,Motherland,7.0,4 +23447,"[10402, 99]",430966,en,Parrot Heads,0.6,2017-01-03,Parrot Heads,7.0,2 +23448,[35],419037,en,Kurt Braunohler: Trust Me,0.6,2017-03-03,Kurt Braunohler: Trust Me,7.0,1 +23449,[18],412205,en,Past Life,0.6,2017-06-02,Past Life,7.0,5 +23450,"[18, 27]",405178,en,Dawn of the Deaf,0.6,2017-01-20,Dawn of the Deaf,7.0,2 +23451,[],400768,en,Killer Piñata,0.6,2017-01-18,Killer Piñata,7.0,2 +23452,[99],376390,en,המתנחלים,0.6,2016-01-22,The Settlers,7.0,1 +23453,"[18, 35]",326241,en,For Here or to Go?,0.6,2017-03-31,For Here or to Go?,7.0,2 +23454,"[99, 36]",254642,en,German Concentration Camps Factual Survey,0.6,2015-07-26,Memory of the Camps,7.0,1 +23455,[99],437443,en,13th: A Conversation with Oprah Winfrey & Ava DuVernay,0.6,2017-01-26,13th: A Conversation with Oprah Winfrey & Ava DuVernay,6.9,8 +23456,[99],488839,en,What Happened in Vegas,0.6,2017-11-24,What Happened in Vegas,6.8,4 +23457,[18],471602,en,Andy,0.6,2017-08-18,Andy,6.8,4 +23458,[35],432956,en,Brian Posehn: Posehn 25x2,0.6,2017-01-05,Brian Posehn: Posehn 25x2,6.8,4 +23459,[99],468455,en,Haunters: The Art of the Scare,0.6,2017-09-05,Haunters: The Art of the Scare,6.7,12 +23460,[99],446470,en,44 Pages,0.6,2018-04-18,44 Pages,6.7,3 +23461,"[18, 35]",438525,cr,Bad Lucky Goat,0.6,2017-03-10,Bad Lucky Goat,6.7,3 +23462,[99],333295,en,Uncertain,0.6,2017-03-09,Uncertain,6.7,3 +23463,[99],474118,en,Biggie: The Life of Notorious B.I.G.,0.6,2017-09-04,Biggie: The Life of Notorious B.I.G.,6.6,5 +23464,[27],540957,en,The Armoire,0.6,2017-07-01,The Armoire,6.5,2 +23465,[27],531247,en,Urban Myth: Nest,0.6,2017-07-27,Urban Myth: Nest,6.5,2 +23466,[53],506375,en,The Baby's Gone,0.6,2017-11-26,The Baby's Gone,6.5,1 +23467,"[80, 99]",492711,en,Dahmer On Dahmer: A Serial Killer Speaks,0.6,2017-12-12,Dahmer On Dahmer: A Serial Killer Speaks,6.5,4 +23468,[878],490087,en,Adam: Episode 3 — The Prophet,0.6,2017-11-30,Adam: Episode 3 — The Prophet,6.5,2 +23469,"[16, 27]",473729,en,The Other Gods,0.6,2006-10-06,The Other Gods,6.5,2 +23470,"[18, 10402]",461266,en,Almost Anything,0.6,2017-06-09,Almost Anything,6.5,2 +23471,"[16, 35, 878]",459802,en,Cream,0.6,2017-05-30,Cream,6.5,7 +23472,[],447689,en,Defender,0.6,2017-04-15,Defender,6.5,2 +23473,[18],417741,es,El Amparo,0.6,2017-01-06,El Amparo,6.5,2 +23474,"[9648, 12, 18]",412760,en,Automatic at Sea,0.6,2017-01-23,Automatic at Sea,6.5,2 +23475,[18],381033,en,From Nowhere,0.6,2017-02-17,From Nowhere,6.5,2 +23476,"[10770, 18]",479308,en,Flint,0.6,2017-10-28,Flint,6.4,5 +23477,[99],497965,en,Foreman,0.6,2017-09-13,Foreman,6.3,3 +23478,[27],464329,en,7 from Etheria,0.6,2017-01-27,7 from Etheria,6.3,3 +23479,[99],454059,en,The Departure,0.6,2017-04-21,The Departure,6.3,3 +23480,[27],428898,en,Turn Around,0.6,2016-12-30,Turn Around,6.3,4 +23481,[18],390325,en,Icaros: A Vision,0.6,2017-05-19,Icaros: A Vision,6.3,4 +23482,[27],532495,en,My First Day,0.6,2017-06-24,My First Day,6.3,5 +23483,[99],433074,en,School Life,0.6,2017-01-20,School Life,6.3,6 +23484,"[27, 35]",501939,en,Lunch Ladies,0.6,2017-08-13,Lunch Ladies,6.2,3 +23485,"[878, 53, 9648, 18]",449306,zh,记忆大师,0.6,2017-04-28,Battle of Memories,6.1,7 +23486,"[99, 10770]",438962,en,Gender Revolution: A Journey with Katie Couric,0.6,2017-02-06,Gender Revolution: A Journey with Katie Couric,6.1,7 +23487,[14],588649,en,The Water Phoenix,0.6,2017-08-04,The Water Phoenix,6.0,1 +23488,[99],586787,en,Guangzhou Dream Factory,0.6,2017-05-05,Guangzhou Dream Factory,6.0,1 +23489,"[99, 80, 18]",585267,en,Life After Life,0.6,2017-04-06,Life After Life,6.0,1 +23490,[],547183,en,Michael McDonald: Live on Soundstage,0.6,2017-05-01,Michael McDonald: Live on Soundstage,6.0,1 +23491,"[27, 35]",532895,en,Page One,0.6,2017-10-28,Page One,6.0,1 +23492,[18],526771,en,Life Boat,0.6,2017-04-01,Life Boat,6.0,1 +23493,[10751],522421,en,Take Two,0.6,2017-01-01,Take Two,6.0,1 +23494,[],519213,en,Color Me You,0.6,2017-08-06,Color Me You,6.0,1 +23495,[18],516707,en,Hold On,0.6,2017-01-21,Hold On,6.0,1 +23496,[99],515580,en,How Star Wars Was Saved in the Edit,0.6,2017-12-07,How Star Wars Was Saved in the Edit,6.0,1 +23497,[],511838,en,Life After Ex,0.6,2017-10-10,Life After Ex,6.0,1 +23498,[],511655,en,He Loves Me,0.6,2017-03-13,He Loves Me,6.0,1 +23499,"[35, 18]",508498,fr,Oui mais non,0.6,2017-06-22,Yes But No Thanks,6.0,1 +23500,[27],508487,en,Take the Stairs,0.6,2017-06-15,Take the Stairs,6.0,1 +23501,[18],505323,en,Garfield,0.6,2017-09-29,Garfield,6.0,1 +23502,[],504076,en,After the Outbreak,0.6,2017-01-01,After the Outbreak,6.0,1 +23503,[18],501924,en,Crazy All These Years,0.6,2017-06-01,Crazy All These Years,6.0,1 +23504,[99],501182,en,The Double Life of Paul Henreid,0.6,2017-01-01,The Double Life of Paul Henreid,6.0,1 +23505,[99],495399,en,"Remembering Leonard: His Life, Legacy and Battle with COPD",0.6,2017-04-23,"Remembering Leonard: His Life, Legacy and Battle with COPD",6.0,1 +23506,[],494824,en,Shut Up Anthony,0.6,2017-03-02,Shut Up Anthony,6.0,1 +23507,[35],494036,en,Alex and the Handyman,0.6,2017-06-01,Alex and the Handyman,6.0,2 +23508,[],490850,en,Cradle,0.6,2017-11-24,Cradle,6.0,1 +23509,[],489798,en,As Is by Nick Cave,0.6,2017-10-15,As Is by Nick Cave,6.0,1 +23510,[99],488499,en,Trump's Road to the White House,0.6,2017-01-24,Trump's Road to the White House,6.0,2 +23511,[18],487451,en,12 Round Gun,0.6,2017-10-06,12 Round Gun,6.0,1 +23512,[53],486745,en,Life in the Hole,0.6,2017-01-31,Life in the Hole,6.0,1 +23513,"[35, 27]",485969,en,Lost & Found: The True Hollywood Story of Silver Screen Cinema Pictures International,0.6,2017-11-03,Lost & Found: The True Hollywood Story of Silver Screen Cinema Pictures International,6.0,1 +23514,[],485809,en,Zombie Bite,0.6,2017-11-23,Zombie Bite,6.0,2 +23515,[],485261,en,The Vat19 Movie: Part 3,0.6,2017-11-04,The Vat19 Movie: Part 3,6.0,1 +23516,[],485260,en,The Vat19 Movie: Part 2,0.6,2017-11-03,The Vat19 Movie: Part 2,6.0,1 +23517,[35],483816,en,Mark Mammone ... Who?,0.6,2017-02-28,Mark Mammone ... Who?,6.0,1 +23518,[27],483774,en,Don't Look Away,0.6,2017-04-25,Don't Look Away,6.0,9 +23519,[99],482082,en,The Last Pig,0.6,2017-10-19,The Last Pig,6.0,1 +23520,"[35, 16, 878, 27]",481877,en,Creature from the Lake,0.6,2017-10-09,Creature from the Lake,6.0,1 +23521,"[53, 27]",479876,en,Emma,0.6,2017-09-29,Emma,6.0,2 +23522,[99],479734,en,"Wherever You Go, There We Are",0.6,2017-10-06,"Wherever You Go, There We Are",6.0,2 +23523,[99],479311,en,North Korea's Deadly Dictator,0.6,2017-09-29,North Korea's Deadly Dictator,6.0,1 +23524,[18],478758,en,Thom Pain,0.6,2017-11-01,Thom Pain,6.0,1 +23525,[],475304,fa,Kupal,0.6,2017-09-17,Kupal,6.0,2 +23526,"[27, 878]",475266,en,The End of Decay,0.6,2017-04-06,The End of Decay,6.0,1 +23527,[],474980,en,Evergreen Inn,0.6,2017-12-09,Evergreen Inn,6.0,1 +23528,"[53, 18]",474383,en,The Nth Ward,0.6,2017-08-29,The Nth Ward,6.0,3 +23529,[99],474271,en,The Alaska Effect,0.6,2017-08-25,The Alaska Effect,6.0,1 +23530,[27],474199,en,Locked Away,0.6,2017-09-01,Locked Away,6.0,2 +23531,[],473441,en,(The [End) of History Illusion],0.6,2017-09-01,(The [End) of History Illusion],6.0,1 +23532,"[99, 10402]",472966,en,"Scenesters: Music, Mayhem and Melrose ave. 1985-1990",0.6,2017-05-05,"Scenesters: Music, Mayhem and Melrose ave. 1985-1990",6.0,1 +23533,[35],472198,en,How to Apply for a Sexual Position,0.6,2017-08-02,How to Apply for a Sexual Position,6.0,2 +23534,[18],470921,en,Nothing,0.6,2017-02-07,Nothing,6.0,1 +23535,[99],467792,en,24 Hour Comic,0.6,2017-03-21,24 Hour Comic,6.0,1 +23536,[99],466914,en,George III: The Genius of the Mad King,0.6,2017-01-30,George III: The Genius of the Mad King,6.0,1 +23537,[99],466133,en,Mole Man,0.6,2017-11-10,Mole Man,6.0,1 +23538,[99],465238,en,Birthright: A War Story,0.6,2017-07-14,Birthright: A War Story,6.0,1 +23539,[18],461952,en,Moko Jumbie,0.6,2017-06-20,Moko Jumbie,6.0,1 +23540,[99],461857,de,Stella Polaris Ulloriarsuaq,0.6,2017-06-18,Stella Polaris Ulloriarsuaq,6.0,1 +23541,"[18, 14]",461000,en,Shadows Fall,0.6,2017-04-23,Shadows Fall,6.0,1 +23542,[99],459249,en,100 Men,0.6,2017-07-08,100 Men,6.0,2 +23543,"[28, 80, 53]",458850,en,War,0.6,2017-02-26,War,6.0,1 +23544,[],457568,en,Crazywise,0.6,2017-06-06,Crazywise,6.0,1 +23545,[18],455403,en,Hedgehog,0.6,2017-05-22,Hedgehog,6.0,2 +23546,[35],453533,en,Brent Weinbach: Appealing to the Mainstream,0.6,2017-04-20,Brent Weinbach: Appealing to the Mainstream,6.0,2 +23547,[18],453362,es,Los perros,0.6,2017-10-13,Los perros,6.0,4 +23548,[10402],452312,en,Stayin' Alive: A Grammy Salute to the Music of the Bee Gees,0.6,2017-04-16,Stayin' Alive: A Grammy Salute to the Music of the Bee Gees,6.0,2 +23549,[28],451661,en,Cigarette Soup,0.6,2017-04-10,Cigarette Soup,6.0,4 +23550,[],449383,en,Spectral Ascension,0.6,2017-03-02,Spectral Ascension,6.0,2 +23551,"[12, 10751]",449304,en,Lucky's Treasure,0.6,2017-04-04,Lucky's Treasure,6.0,2 +23552,"[10402, 99]",448456,fa,When God Sleeps,0.6,2017-04-20,When God Sleeps,6.0,3 +23553,[99],447015,en,The Tattooist,0.6,2017-03-24,The Tattooist,6.0,1 +23554,"[28, 18, 53]",444057,en,ALONE,0.6,2017-02-27,Alone,6.0,2 +23555,[99],442445,en,The Rabbit Hunt,0.6,2017-01-20,The Rabbit Hunt,6.0,1 +23556,[99],438521,en,A Life in Waves,0.6,2017-03-12,A Life in Waves,6.0,2 +23557,[35],437500,en,Brad Cuts Loose,0.6,2017-01-20,Brad Cuts Loose,6.0,1 +23558,"[28, 18]",435660,en,Grafters,0.6,2017-01-23,Grafters,6.0,1 +23559,[99],434947,th,หมอนรถไฟ,0.6,2017-03-17,Railway Sleepers,6.0,1 +23560,[18],434308,en,Have Had,0.6,2017-01-08,Have Had,6.0,1 +23561,[99],433095,en,Winnie,0.6,2017-01-22,Winnie,6.0,2 +23562,[99],428566,bg,The Good Postman,0.6,2017-01-20,The Good Postman,6.0,2 +23563,"[53, 9648, 878]",406240,en,Magellan,0.6,2017-02-12,Magellan,6.0,6 +23564,"[10402, 99]",381082,en,BANG! The Bert Berns Story,0.6,2016-03-11,BANG! The Bert Berns Story,6.0,2 +23565,[18],356898,cn,香港三部曲,0.6,2017-09-22,Hong Kong Trilogy: Preschooled Preoccupied Preposterous,6.0,1 +23566,[99],541346,en,"We, The Marines",0.6,2017-07-21,"We, The Marines",5.9,7 +23567,"[99, 10749]",474237,en,Home Movies,0.6,2017-07-09,Home Movies,5.8,6 +23568,[99],433054,en,Legion of Brothers,0.6,2017-01-21,Legion of Brothers,5.8,5 +23569,[99],445238,en,Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?,0.6,2017-01-20,Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?,5.8,4 +23570,[27],440955,en,The Home,0.6,2017-02-06,The Home,5.8,4 +23571,"[18, 28, 80]",355948,en,Call Me King,0.6,2017-09-04,Call Me King,5.8,4 +23572,[27],470528,en,The Blackwell Ghost,0.6,2017-08-11,The Blackwell Ghost,5.7,11 +23573,[16],504159,en,Weeds,0.6,2017-09-08,Weeds,5.7,3 +23574,[18],444801,el,Adult,0.6,2017-03-11,Adult,5.7,3 +23575,[99],375859,en,Viva Amiga,0.6,2017-01-07,Viva Amiga,5.7,3 +23576,[99],556196,en,CODumentary,0.6,2017-09-19,CODumentary,5.5,2 +23577,"[10749, 10770]",506189,en,Once Upon a Date,0.6,2017-07-01,Once Upon a Date,5.5,1 +23578,[],498313,en,Dope Fiend,0.6,2017-08-29,Dope Fiend,5.5,2 +23579,[99],491238,en,"It's Always About the Story: Conversations with Alan Ladd, Jr.",0.6,2016-04-22,"It's Always About the Story: Conversations with Alan Ladd, Jr.",5.5,2 +23580,[10749],489755,en,Christmas Solo,0.6,2017-12-01,Christmas Solo,5.5,2 +23581,[27],486457,en,Launder Man,0.6,2017-04-24,Launder Man,5.5,2 +23582,"[99, 10402]",473372,en,Slipknot: Day of the Gusano,0.6,2017-09-06,Slipknot: Day of the Gusano,5.5,2 +23583,"[12, 10751, 16]",460992,en,CarGo,0.6,2017-06-06,CarGo,5.5,4 +23584,"[27, 53]",460146,en,Patient,0.6,2017-05-16,Patient,5.5,4 +23585,[18],451749,bn,Asamapta,0.6,2017-04-08,Incomplete,5.5,2 +23586,[27],445218,en,Swamp Freak,0.6,2017-01-01,Swamp Freak,5.5,2 +23587,[18],436311,en,Slipaway,0.6,2017-02-23,Slipaway,5.5,2 +23588,[18],419914,en,Song of Granite,0.6,2017-03-12,Song of Granite,5.5,2 +23589,[27],410122,en,Creswick,0.6,2017-11-10,Creswick,5.5,2 +23590,[99],409109,en,Rat Film,0.6,2017-03-02,Rat Film,5.5,4 +23591,[18],454449,es,Nadie nos mira,0.6,2017-04-22,Nobody's Watching,5.5,12 +23592,"[53, 878, 18]",471424,en,Fate,0.6,2017-08-15,Fate,5.3,4 +23593,[],449997,en,Netflix Live,0.6,2017-03-31,Netflix Live,5.3,6 +23594,"[35, 27]",345149,en,Another Yeti a Love Story: Life on the Streets,0.6,2017-02-14,Another Yeti a Love Story: Life on the Streets,5.3,3 +23595,"[35, 27]",463737,en,Granny of the Dead,0.6,2017-07-14,Granny of the Dead,5.3,4 +23596,[99],450948,en,I Stand: The Guardians of the Water,0.6,2017-03-15,I Stand: The Guardians of the Water,5.3,2 +23597,"[53, 18]",572191,en,Dark,0.6,2017-12-11,Dark,5.0,1 +23598,[27],562417,en,Don't Stare,0.6,2017-06-03,Don't Stare,5.0,2 +23599,[35],558117,en,Burguesinha,0.6,2017-10-05,Burguesinha,5.0,3 +23600,[10749],518418,en,A Christmas in New York,0.6,2017-11-28,A Christmas in New York,5.0,1 +23601,[],511651,en,Happiness Adjacent,0.6,2017-03-13,Happiness Adjacent,5.0,1 +23602,[878],503658,en,The Invisible Man,0.6,2017-12-12,The Invisible Man,5.0,3 +23603,[],502579,en,Agatha,0.6,2017-01-29,Agatha,5.0,1 +23604,[27],498744,en,The Faith Community,0.6,2017-10-10,The Faith Community,5.0,2 +23605,[],497464,en,Obama: The True Story,0.6,2017-12-09,Obama: The True Story,5.0,1 +23606,[878],492875,en,Damascus,0.6,2017-08-19,Damascus,5.0,1 +23607,[],491269,en,The Ugly Christmas Sweater,0.6,2017-12-02,The Ugly Christmas Sweater,5.0,1 +23608,[],485702,en,La Petite mort,0.6,2017-02-28,La Petite mort,5.0,1 +23609,"[12, 35, 10751, 10770]",483863,en,Tiny Christmas,0.6,2017-12-02,Tiny Christmas,5.0,4 +23610,"[10751, 14, 16, 12]",482248,en,Ventana,0.6,2017-10-19,Ventana,5.0,1 +23611,"[53, 80, 27]",481330,en,Coffin 2,0.6,2017-08-05,Coffin 2,5.0,2 +23612,[],479852,en,Disintegration 93-96,0.6,2017-01-01,Disintegration 93-96,5.0,1 +23613,"[27, 878]",479796,en,Demon with the Atomic Brain,0.6,2017-10-05,Demon with the Atomic Brain,5.0,1 +23614,"[27, 53]",478281,en,Where Is It,0.6,2017-09-14,Where Is It,5.0,2 +23615,"[27, 53]",472814,en,Deviance,0.6,2017-01-01,Deviance,5.0,1 +23616,[],472448,en,Romeo & Romeo,0.6,2017-06-28,Romeo & Romeo,5.0,1 +23617,[],470889,en,Trust (And Other Lies We Tell Ourselves to Sleep at Night),0.6,2017-06-07,Trust (And Other Lies We Tell Ourselves to Sleep at Night),5.0,1 +23618,[99],467253,en,Good Luck,0.6,2017-10-07,Good Luck,5.0,2 +23619,[],465383,en,Ouroboros,0.6,2017-04-29,Ouroboros,5.0,1 +23620,[],465025,en,The Hunt for Dark Matter,0.6,2017-05-04,The Hunt for Dark Matter,5.0,1 +23621,"[28, 80, 18]",461974,en,Lucky,0.6,2017-06-16,Lucky,5.0,1 +23622,[99],458962,en,My Year with Helen,0.6,2017-06-10,My Year with Helen,5.0,1 +23623,"[36, 99, 18]",458823,en,Acorn and the Firestorm,0.6,2018-04-06,Acorn and the Firestorm,5.0,1 +23624,"[18, 99]",458582,en,Man in the Camo Jacket,0.6,2017-01-01,Man in the Camo Jacket,5.0,1 +23625,[99],455736,en,No Man's Land,0.6,2017-04-20,No Man's Land,5.0,1 +23626,[99],455184,en,116 Cameras,0.6,2017-04-06,116 Cameras,5.0,1 +23627,[],454558,en,Mr. Chibbs,0.6,2017-05-03,Mr. Chibbs,5.0,1 +23628,[99],453978,en,The Sensitives,0.6,2017-04-20,The Sensitives,5.0,1 +23629,[99],453205,en,Clive Davis: The Soundtrack of Our Lives,0.6,2017-04-19,Clive Davis: The Soundtrack of Our Lives,5.0,1 +23630,[18],452904,en,Red Apples,0.6,2017-04-19,Red Apples,5.0,1 +23631,[27],451697,en,3 Hours till Dead,0.6,2017-04-21,3 Hours till Dead,5.0,2 +23632,[99],451000,en,Burn the Ships,0.6,2017-03-31,Burn the Ships,5.0,1 +23633,[],448291,en,After Sophie,0.6,2017-03-07,After Sophie,5.0,1 +23634,[],447079,en,World Without End (No Reported Incidents),0.6,2017-01-27,World Without End (No Reported Incidents),5.0,1 +23635,[18],446946,en,It's Not My Fault and I Don't Care Anyway,0.6,2017-03-14,It's Not My Fault and I Don't Care Anyway,5.0,1 +23636,[],446371,en,Mouse,0.6,2017-03-10,Mouse,5.0,1 +23637,[18],445001,ka,აღსარება,0.6,2017-10-15,The Confession,5.0,1 +23638,[35],444582,en,Neighborhood Food Drive,0.6,2017-01-20,Neighborhood Food Drive,5.0,1 +23639,[],443627,en,Spiral Jetty,0.6,2017-03-14,Spiral Jetty,5.0,1 +23640,"[99, 35]",439432,en,Fish Story,0.6,2017-01-20,Fish Story,5.0,1 +23641,"[27, 35]",439032,en,Getting Schooled,0.6,2017-02-07,Getting Schooled,5.0,3 +23642,"[35, 18]",438717,en,On the Rocks,0.6,2017-02-03,On the Rocks,5.0,1 +23643,[99],438507,en,Paa Joe & The Lion,0.6,2017-03-10,Paa Joe & The Lion,5.0,1 +23644,[99],438444,en,Maineland,0.6,2017-03-11,Maineland,5.0,1 +23645,[99],438437,en,Bill Frisell: A Portrait,0.6,2017-03-12,Bill Frisell: A Portrait,5.0,1 +23646,[99],436934,en,Tonsler Park,0.6,2017-11-04,Tonsler Park,5.0,1 +23647,[18],434063,de,Weather House,0.6,2017-01-22,Weather House,5.0,1 +23648,[35],432612,en,It Happened in L.A.,0.6,2017-11-03,It Happened in L.A.,5.0,1 +23649,"[35, 18]",428614,es,Vida de familia,0.6,2017-01-20,Family Life,5.0,1 +23650,[99],425157,en,The Secret Life of Lance Letscher,0.6,2017-03-12,The Secret Life of Lance Letscher,5.0,1 +23651,[27],423415,en,Red Eye,0.6,2017-10-01,Red Eye,5.0,2 +23652,[99],411978,en,Jackson,0.6,2016-08-27,Jackson,5.0,1 +23653,[99],392178,en,Escapes,0.6,2017-07-26,Escapes,5.0,1 +23654,"[878, 18]",386823,en,Man Underground,0.6,2017-07-14,Man Underground,5.0,1 +23655,"[18, 53]",386216,en,Objects in the Mirror Are Further than They Appear,0.6,2003-09-26,Objects in the Mirror Are Further than They Appear,5.0,1 +23656,[99],382202,en,Blackhearts,0.6,2017-04-11,Blackhearts,5.0,1 +23657,"[35, 27]",339443,en,Herschell Gordon Lewis' BloodMania,0.6,2017-05-05,Herschell Gordon Lewis' BloodMania,5.0,1 +23658,[27],327369,en,Pig Pen,0.6,2017-06-24,Pig Pen,5.0,1 +23659,[27],462171,en,BnB HELL,0.6,2017-06-16,BnB HELL,4.9,4 +23660,"[53, 80]",490153,en,Dark Meridian,0.6,2017-08-09,Dark Meridian,4.8,3 +23661,"[80, 878, 53]",456897,en,Mind and Machine,0.6,2017-03-26,Mind and Machine,4.8,4 +23662,[35],456432,en,Simplemente Manu NNa,0.6,2017-05-05,Simplemente Manu NNa,4.7,3 +23663,[],455314,en,Pre-Crime,0.6,2017-10-12,Pre-Crime,4.7,4 +23664,[27],454865,en,The Portal,0.6,2017-04-25,The Portal,4.7,3 +23665,"[27, 18, 53]",589173,en,Derelict,0.6,2017-10-17,Derelict,4.5,2 +23666,[27],549893,en,Attack of the Tattie-Bogle,0.6,2017-03-10,Attack of the Tattie-Bogle,4.5,2 +23667,[],492335,en,Christmas Princess,0.6,2017-12-13,Christmas Princess,4.5,4 +23668,[35],488696,en,Ice Breaker,0.6,2017-05-01,Ice Breaker,4.5,2 +23669,"[14, 10752, 16]",488465,en,Gdansk: Part One,0.6,2017-11-21,Gdansk: Part One,4.5,1 +23670,[27],471950,en,Charlotte,0.6,2017-08-08,Charlotte,4.5,2 +23671,"[18, 35]",471509,en,After the Wedding,0.6,2017-07-28,After the Wedding,4.5,2 +23672,"[14, 12]",468636,en,The Taker's Crown,0.6,2017-07-20,The Taker's Crown,4.5,2 +23673,"[53, 18, 10770]",466919,en,Forgotten Evil,0.6,2017-03-12,Forgotten Evil,4.5,4 +23674,[10749],460873,en,Road Less Traveled,0.6,2017-01-03,Road Less Traveled,4.5,2 +23675,[10751],447480,en,An American Girl Story - Ivy & Julie 1976: A Happy Balance,0.6,2017-03-24,An American Girl Story - Ivy & Julie 1976: A Happy Balance,4.5,2 +23676,"[18, 53]",429552,en,The Abduction of Jennifer Grayson,0.6,2017-03-28,The Abduction of Jennifer Grayson,4.5,2 +23677,[],70871,en,Paranoia,0.6,2011-06-07,Paranoia,4.5,2 +23678,"[53, 18]",438532,tr,Kaygı,0.6,2017-03-10,Inflame,4.4,6 +23679,[53],458355,en,Bedroom Eyes,0.6,2017-04-04,Bedroom Eyes,4.4,8 +23680,[53],505039,en,Illicit Desires,0.6,2018-04-08,Illicit Desires,4.3,18 +23681,"[18, 53]",475398,en,Sinister Minister,0.6,2017-09-12,Sinister Minister,4.3,3 +23682,[18],462996,en,"Love, Kennedy",0.6,2017-06-02,"Love, Kennedy",4.3,3 +23683,"[53, 27]",455635,en,The Wicked One,0.6,2017-04-23,The Wicked One,4.3,3 +23684,[53],444296,en,Deadly Lessons,0.6,2017-02-25,Deadly Lessons,4.3,3 +23685,[35],564441,en,Adopting Trouble,0.6,2016-04-08,Adopting Trouble,4.0,2 +23686,[],561928,en,As Water Is In Water,0.6,2017-12-12,As Water Is In Water,4.0,1 +23687,"[18, 53]",536850,en,ViewPoint,0.6,2017-12-31,ViewPoint,4.0,1 +23688,"[35, 18, 10749]",520134,en,Born Guilty,0.6,2017-04-07,Born Guilty,4.0,2 +23689,[53],513667,en,Crossroads,0.6,2017-10-14,Crossroads,4.0,1 +23690,[18],511162,en,Shutout,0.6,2017-11-09,Shutout,4.0,1 +23691,"[27, 28]",509009,en,All the Devils are Here,0.6,2017-10-04,All the Devils are Here,4.0,1 +23692,"[27, 9648, 53]",507211,en,Alpha Delta Zatan,0.6,2017-10-24,Alpha Delta Zatan,4.0,1 +23693,"[16, 27]",505920,fr,Other Lily,0.6,2017-02-06,Other Lily,4.0,2 +23694,[878],496256,en,Home,0.6,2017-04-30,Home,4.0,1 +23695,"[18, 35]",495513,en,Shauna Is a Liar,0.6,2017-03-01,Shauna Is a Liar,4.0,1 +23696,[],495305,en,Web Cam Girls,0.6,2017-12-30,Web Cam Girls,4.0,2 +23697,[99],492771,en,American Jedi,0.6,2017-11-21,American Jedi,4.0,1 +23698,[],492564,en,Dust 2 Glory,0.6,2017-12-06,Dust 2 Glory,4.0,1 +23699,[],491939,en,The Christmas Trap,0.6,2017-10-30,The Christmas Trap,4.0,1 +23700,[27],491043,en,Bear Creek,0.6,2017-02-19,Bear Creek,4.0,1 +23701,"[18, 35]",489262,en,After Party,0.6,2017-10-20,After Party,4.0,2 +23702,[],486888,en,Linklater: On Cinema and Time,0.6,2017-02-28,Linklater // On Cinema & Time,4.0,1 +23703,[18],478679,en,Burning Hope,0.6,2017-09-28,Burning Hope,4.0,1 +23704,[28],476020,en,The Danger Element,0.6,2017-08-01,The Danger Element,4.0,2 +23705,"[53, 18]",472052,en,Tunnel,0.6,2017-08-21,Tunnel,4.0,1 +23706,[99],465635,en,No Friends But the Mountains,0.6,2017-07-25,No Friends But the Mountains,4.0,1 +23707,[35],464043,es,La mentirita blanca,0.6,2017-03-08,Little White Lie,4.0,2 +23708,[99],463553,en,NBA Awards 2017,0.6,2017-06-26,NBA Awards 2017,4.0,1 +23709,"[35, 27]",462300,en,Bonejangles,0.6,2017-07-18,Bonejangles,4.0,1 +23710,"[27, 35]",458676,en,Demon Hole,0.6,2017-10-03,Demon Hole,4.0,4 +23711,[53],458668,en,Nanny Seduction,0.6,2017-01-01,Nanny Seduction,4.0,3 +23712,[27],455499,en,Flesh of the Void,0.6,2017-12-31,Flesh of the Void,4.0,2 +23713,"[53, 18, 9648]",455232,en,Cupid's Guillotine,0.6,2017-02-14,Cupid's Guillotine,4.0,1 +23714,"[35, 878]",453626,en,2084,0.6,2017-02-02,2084,4.0,1 +23715,[],451515,en,The Midnighters,0.6,2017-04-08,The Midnighters,4.0,1 +23716,[27],449961,en,Unwanted,0.6,2017-01-09,Unwanted,4.0,2 +23717,[27],449461,en,Altar,0.6,2017-06-02,Altar,4.0,3 +23718,"[10402, 99]",397407,es,"Sexo, maracas y chihuahuas",0.6,2017-03-10,"Sex, Maracas & Chihuahuas",4.0,2 +23719,[],352497,en,Ditch Party,0.6,2017-07-21,Ditch Party,4.0,1 +23720,[],336323,en,Love & Taxes,0.6,2017-03-03,Love & Taxes,4.0,1 +23721,[],276132,es,Tormentero,0.6,2017-03-11,Tormentero,4.0,2 +23722,"[9648, 18, 80, 53]",461375,en,By Any Means,0.6,2017-06-27,By Any Means,3.8,5 +23723,[],479304,es,Armero,0.6,2017-01-04,Armero,3.8,2 +23724,"[12, 35, 18, 10770]",380718,en,The Ultimate Legacy,0.6,2015-12-04,The Ultimate Legacy,3.8,6 +23725,"[35, 27]",516035,en,Killer Looks,0.6,2017-10-15,Killer Looks,3.5,2 +23726,[27],491488,en,Hitchhiker Massacre,0.6,2017-04-03,Hitchhiker Massacre,3.5,2 +23727,"[27, 10749, 14]",490110,ru,Rusalka: Ozero myortvykh,0.6,2017-06-04,Rusalka: Ozero myortvykh,3.5,4 +23728,"[10402, 10770]",487448,en,A Very Pentatonix Christmas,0.6,2017-11-27,A Very Pentatonix Christmas,3.5,2 +23729,[27],475425,en,Your Date Is Here,0.6,2017-09-23,Your Date Is Here,3.5,2 +23730,[18],471341,en,Day of Days,0.6,2017-08-15,Day of Days,3.5,2 +23731,[],465120,en,Supermodel,0.6,2015-06-15,Supermodel,3.5,4 +23732,"[53, 27, 28]",461319,en,Monsters Among Men,0.6,2017-06-03,Monsters Among Men,3.5,2 +23733,"[27, 878]",456561,en,Shallow Water,0.6,2017-04-08,Shallow Water,3.5,2 +23734,[10402],453083,en,So It Goes,0.6,2017-04-30,So It Goes,3.4,5 +23735,"[35, 27, 53]",435007,en,Swamp Ape,0.6,2017-01-01,Swamp Ape,3.4,5 +23736,"[53, 27]",487428,en,Friends Don't Let Friends,0.6,2017-11-28,Friends Don't Let Friends,3.3,4 +23737,[],549639,en,The Grave Caller,0.6,2017-10-01,The Grave Caller,3.0,1 +23738,"[16, 35]",539112,en,Which Way to the Ocean,0.6,2017-12-19,Which Way to the Ocean,3.0,1 +23739,[],528897,en,Lawman,0.6,2017-02-24,Lawman,3.0,1 +23740,"[9648, 10749]",519930,it,Summer,0.6,2017-10-01,Summer,3.0,1 +23741,[],485819,en,Bad Actress,0.6,2017-02-13,Bad Actress,3.0,1 +23742,"[80, 99]",484500,en,The Miranda Murders: Lost Tapes of Leonard Lake and Charles Ng,0.6,2017-10-13,The Miranda Murders: Lost Tapes of Leonard Lake and Charles Ng,3.0,2 +23743,[53],476923,en,Odious,0.6,2017-12-12,Odious,3.0,1 +23744,"[53, 27]",474819,en,Countrycide,0.6,2017-09-08,Countrycide,3.0,1 +23745,[27],468178,en,Monster X,0.6,2017-03-01,Monster X,3.0,1 +23746,[27],459614,en,Your Eyes Are Bleeding,0.6,2017-05-01,Your Eyes Are Bleeding,3.0,1 +23747,"[18, 878, 53]",457926,en,Kessler's Lab,0.6,2017-02-05,Kessler's Lab,3.0,1 +23748,"[12, 35, 27]",455739,en,Alien Vs. Zombies,0.6,2017-05-03,Alien Vs. Zombies,3.0,1 +23749,"[27, 27]",446378,en,It Began Without Warning,0.6,2017-03-10,It Began Without Warning,3.0,1 +23750,[27],450968,en,Holy Terror,0.6,2017-04-01,Holy Terror,2.8,4 +23751,[99],338765,en,Shadowman,0.6,2017-04-21,Shadowman,2.8,2 +23752,"[99, 10752, 14]",506980,en,The Coming Convergence,0.6,2017-03-23,The Coming Convergence,2.5,2 +23753,[27],488115,en,It Kills,0.6,2017-11-11,It Kills,2.5,2 +23754,[27],469262,en,Witchcraft 15: Blood Rose,0.6,2017-01-01,Witchcraft 15: Blood Rose,2.5,2 +23755,[],462177,en,Genesis: Fall of the Crime Empire,0.6,2017-03-03,Genesis: Fall of the Crime Empire,2.5,2 +23756,[27],567898,en,Kill Teaser,0.6,2017-06-13,Kill Teaser,2.0,1 +23757,"[27, 35]",566916,en,Fetish Factory,0.6,2017-07-12,Fetish Factory,2.0,1 +23758,"[28, 12, 14]",525135,en,Trek of the Mutants: Adventure on Alien Land,0.6,2017-01-01,Trek of the Mutants: Adventure on Alien Land,2.0,1 +23759,[27],524433,en,The Unseen,0.6,2017-10-01,The Unseen,2.0,1 +23760,"[35, 10770]",520511,en,Madtown,0.6,2017-05-05,Madtown,2.0,1 +23761,[27],513303,en,Pretty Boy,0.6,2017-08-25,Pretty Boy,2.0,1 +23762,[],508866,en,Monkey Farm,0.6,2017-10-10,Monkey Farm,2.0,1 +23763,[99],506796,en,Before Anythang: The Cash Money Story,0.6,2017-02-16,Before Anythang: The Cash Money Story,2.0,1 +23764,[27],505220,en,Hitler Lives!,0.6,2017-06-01,Hitler Lives!,2.0,1 +23765,"[53, 9648]",497650,en,Silver Woods,0.6,2017-09-12,Silver Woods,2.0,1 +23766,[],494185,en,My Christmas Grandpa,0.6,2017-12-16,My Christmas Grandpa,2.0,1 +23767,[35],485903,en,Special Unit,0.6,2017-10-11,Special Unit,2.0,1 +23768,[],483379,en,Fast and Furriest,0.6,2017-05-31,Fast and Furriest,2.0,1 +23769,[878],482911,en,Nobility,0.6,2017-06-27,Nobility,2.0,2 +23770,[53],476372,en,PRND,0.6,2017-09-05,PRND,2.0,1 +23771,[],472717,en,The Documentary,0.6,2017-08-22,The Documentary,2.0,1 +23772,[27],470615,en,Halloween Tales,0.6,2017-07-28,Halloween Tales,2.0,1 +23773,[18],468980,en,My Side Piece,0.6,2017-03-04,My Side Piece,2.0,1 +23774,[878],463778,en,Revenge of the Lost,0.6,2017-06-21,Revenge of the Lost,2.0,2 +23775,[27],459982,en,Clown Kill,0.6,2017-01-01,Clown Kill,2.0,2 +23776,[53],459201,en,Lady Bug,0.6,2017-03-23,Lady Bug,2.0,1 +23777,[],443555,en,Of Fortune and Gold,0.6,2017-01-04,Of Fortune and Gold,2.0,1 +23778,[27],433854,en,Wolf House,0.6,2017-01-03,Wolf House,2.0,3 +23779,[],433385,en,Arise from Darkness,0.6,2017-01-16,Arise from Darkness,2.0,1 +23780,[99],433096,en,The Workers Cup,0.6,2017-01-19,The Workers Cup,2.0,2 +23781,[99],433058,en,"Rancher, Farmer, Fisherman",0.6,2017-01-20,"Rancher, Farmer, Fisherman",2.0,2 +23782,[27],479646,en,Death on Scenic Drive,0.6,2017-09-30,Death on Scenic Drive,1.5,1 +23783,[27],321768,en,Captive,0.6,2017-04-28,Captive,1.5,2 +23784,[27],579426,en,It Came from Below,0.6,2017-10-01,It Came from Below,1.0,1 +23785,[99],572012,en,Harvested Alive - 10 Years of Investigations,0.6,2016-11-28,Harvested Alive,1.0,1 +23786,[],538623,en,The Agency,0.6,2017-01-01,The Agency,1.0,1 +23787,[878],496490,en,Maggots,0.6,2017-12-01,Maggots,1.0,1 +23788,"[10749, 16, 35, 18]",496463,en,Nevada,0.6,2017-10-14,Nevada,1.0,1 +23789,[878],489740,en,Grey Agenda,0.6,2017-08-25,Grey Agenda,1.0,1 +23790,[],488464,en,The Horror,0.6,2017-10-18,The Horror,1.0,1 +23791,[28],486989,en,Age of the Warrior,0.6,2017-11-11,Age of the Warrior,1.0,1 +23792,[27],477342,en,Clawed,0.6,2017-09-19,Clawed,1.0,1 +23793,[27],470568,en,Factory of Paranormal,0.6,2017-07-13,Factory of Paranormal,1.0,1 +23794,[35],466812,en,God Complex,0.6,2017-05-12,God Complex,1.0,1 +23795,[],464496,en,The Night Shift,0.6,2017-05-01,The Night Shift,1.0,1 +23796,[],461618,en,Tsunambee,0.6,2017-06-12,Tsunambee,1.0,1 +23797,[],454170,en,Where Birds Don't Fly,0.6,2017-03-01,Where Birds Don't Fly,1.0,1 +23798,[99],421297,en,Milwaukee 53206,0.6,2017-04-01,Milwaukee 53206,1.0,1 +23799,"[35, 99]",416986,en,Gutbuster,0.6,2017-01-20,Gutbuster,1.0,1 +23800,[35],416202,en,Sick Of It All,0.6,2017-01-17,Sick Of It All,1.0,1 +23801,[99],492446,en,Beyond Food,0.6,2017-07-01,Beyond Food,0.5,1 +23802,"[10752, 18]",413741,fr,Témoins,0.6,2017-10-06,Witnesses,0.5,1 +23803,[99],495045,en,Fail State,0.6,2018-10-19,Fail State,0.0,1 +23804,[99],492837,en,Making Filmmakers,0.6,2018-04-07,Making Filmmakers,0.0,1 +23805,[99],490575,en,Cradle of Champions,0.6,2017-11-10,Cradle of Champions,0.0,1 +23806,"[99, 36]",479533,en,"Delay, Deny, Hope You Die",0.6,2017-11-01,"Delay, Deny, Hope You Die",0.0,1 +23807,"[18, 35]",448105,en,The Angry Man,0.6,2017-04-08,The Angry Man,0.0,1 +23808,"[18, 53, 27]",443711,en,UK18,0.6,2017-02-01,UK18,0.0,1 +23809,"[99, 36]",403106,en,Man in Red Bandana,0.6,2017-09-08,Man in Red Bandana,0.0,2 +23810,[18],227315,en,As You Like It,0.6,2017-09-15,As You Like It,0.0,2 +23811,"[12, 28, 14]",299536,en,Avengers: Infinity War,80.773,2018-04-27,Avengers: Infinity War,8.3,13948 +23812,"[28, 12, 16, 878, 35]",324857,en,Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,60.534,2018-12-14,Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,8.4,4048 +23813,"[878, 28, 53]",335984,en,Blade Runner 2049,48.571,2017-10-06,Blade Runner 2049,7.4,6679 +23814,[12],338952,en,Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald,48.508,2018-11-16,Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald,6.9,4870 +23815,"[10751, 16, 35, 14, 12]",404368,en,Ralph Breaks the Internet,48.057,2018-11-21,Ralph Breaks the Internet,7.2,2626 +23816,"[28, 12, 878, 35]",363088,en,Ant-Man and the Wasp,44.729,2018-07-06,Ant-Man and the Wasp,7.0,6290 +23817,"[28, 12, 14, 878]",284054,en,Black Panther,44.14,2018-02-16,Black Panther,7.4,12365 +23818,"[878, 28]",335983,en,Venom,44.007,2018-10-05,Venom,6.6,6206 +23819,"[28, 12, 35, 14]",284053,en,Thor: Ragnarok,43.45,2017-11-03,Thor: Ragnarok,7.5,11380 +23820,"[28, 12, 878]",424783,en,Bumblebee,43.078,2018-12-21,Bumblebee,6.5,2425 +23821,"[12, 14]",428078,en,Mortal Engines,40.095,2018-12-14,Mortal Engines,6.0,1751 +23822,"[12, 28, 53]",375588,en,Robin Hood,39.975,2018-11-21,Robin Hood,5.8,1194 +23823,"[28, 35, 12]",383498,en,Deadpool 2,38.894,2018-05-10,Deadpool 2,7.5,8773 +23824,"[28, 12, 14]",297802,en,Aquaman,38.102,2018-12-21,Aquaman,6.8,6155 +23825,"[18, 10402]",424694,en,Bohemian Rhapsody,37.197,2018-11-02,Bohemian Rhapsody,8.1,7629 +23826,"[28, 12, 16, 10751]",260513,en,Incredibles 2,36.286,2018-06-15,Incredibles 2,7.6,6354 +23827,"[18, 35]",490132,en,Green Book,36.284,2018-11-16,Green Book,8.3,3499 +23828,"[18, 10749, 10402]",332562,en,A Star Is Born,35.848,2018-10-05,A Star Is Born,7.5,5676 +23829,"[28, 12, 878]",351286,en,Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom,34.958,2018-06-22,Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom,6.5,5995 +23830,"[28, 12, 14, 878]",141052,en,Justice League,34.953,2017-11-17,Justice League,6.2,7510 +23831,"[14, 12, 878, 28]",181808,en,Star Wars: The Last Jedi,34.293,2017-12-15,Star Wars: The Last Jedi,7.0,8534 +23832,"[80, 18, 53]",504172,en,The Mule,33.83,2018-12-14,The Mule,6.5,1584 +23833,"[18, 36]",339380,en,On the Basis of Sex,32.624,2018-12-25,On the Basis of Sex,7.4,225 +23834,"[53, 28, 18]",458594,en,Peppermint,32.476,2018-09-07,Peppermint,6.5,716 +23835,"[35, 10749]",466282,en,To All the Boys I've Loved Before,31.613,2018-08-16,To All the Boys I've Loved Before,7.9,4481 +23836,"[28, 878, 53, 27]",345940,en,The Meg,31.397,2018-08-10,The Meg,5.9,2896 +23837,"[53, 80, 9648, 18]",446021,en,Bad Times at the El Royale,31.32,2018-10-12,Bad Times at the El Royale,6.8,1365 +23838,"[27, 9648, 53]",439079,en,The Nun,31.25,2018-09-07,The Nun,5.6,2813 +23839,"[14, 10751, 35]",400650,en,Mary Poppins Returns,30.419,2018-12-19,Mary Poppins Returns,6.6,1457 +23840,"[12, 878]",333339,en,Ready Player One,30.029,2018-03-29,Ready Player One,7.6,7021 +23841,"[28, 14, 878, 12]",268896,en,Pacific Rim: Uprising,30.019,2018-03-23,Pacific Rim: Uprising,5.9,2213 +23842,"[28, 53]",399402,en,Hunter Killer,29.961,2018-10-26,Hunter Killer,6.3,683 +23843,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",400535,en,Sicario: Day of the Soldado,29.725,2018-06-29,Sicario: Day of the Soldado,6.7,1317 +23844,[28],353081,en,Mission: Impossible - Fallout,29.69,2018-07-27,Mission: Impossible - Fallout,7.3,3811 +23845,"[28, 12, 878]",348350,en,Solo: A Star Wars Story,29.502,2018-05-25,Solo: A Star Wars Story,6.6,3838 +23846,"[878, 28, 53, 12, 27]",346910,en,The Predator,29.473,2018-09-14,The Predator,5.2,2018 +23847,"[18, 27, 53, 878]",447332,en,A Quiet Place,29.154,2018-04-06,A Quiet Place,7.3,5848 +23848,"[18, 36, 35]",375262,en,The Favourite,28.651,2018-11-23,The Favourite,7.7,2096 +23849,"[28, 878, 53, 27]",442249,en,The First Purge,28.44,2018-07-04,The First Purge,5.8,1846 +23850,[18],480530,en,Creed II,26.907,2018-11-21,Creed II,6.7,2236 +23851,"[10751, 14, 35, 16]",400155,en,Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation,26.815,2018-06-30,Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation,6.8,1673 +23852,"[28, 80, 53]",446807,en,The Girl in the Spider's Web,26.425,2018-11-09,The Girl in the Spider's Web,6.0,501 +23853,"[14, 12, 10751]",426543,en,The Nutcracker and the Four Realms,26.235,2018-11-02,The Nutcracker and the Four Realms,6.0,909 +23854,"[16, 10751, 12, 14]",446894,en,Smallfoot,26.231,2018-09-28,Smallfoot,6.6,600 +23855,[28],447200,en,Skyscraper,26.229,2018-07-13,Skyscraper,6.1,2177 +23856,"[27, 9648, 53]",493922,en,Hereditary,26.185,2018-06-08,Hereditary,7.0,2491 +23857,"[53, 18]",405774,en,Bird Box,26.156,2018-11-12,Bird Box,7.0,4777 +23858,"[80, 35, 28, 53]",402900,en,Ocean's Eight,26.009,2018-06-08,Ocean's Eight,6.9,3709 +23859,"[16, 10751, 35, 12, 14]",354912,en,Coco,25.961,2017-11-22,Coco,8.2,8669 +23860,[35],463272,en,Johnny English Strikes Again,25.478,2018-10-26,Johnny English Strikes Again,6.2,1035 +23861,"[18, 36, 10752]",424,en,Schindler's List,25.334,1993-12-15,Schindler's List,8.5,8065 +23862,"[27, 10752, 878]",438799,en,Overlord,25.248,2018-11-09,Overlord,6.7,1028 +23863,[878],300668,en,Annihilation,25.197,2018-02-23,Annihilation,6.3,4465 +23864,"[80, 18]",487558,en,BlacKkKlansman,25.101,2018-07-30,BlacKkKlansman,7.6,3138 +23865,"[14, 16, 10751]",8392,ja,となりのトトロ,25.068,2018-12-11,My Neighbor Totoro,8.1,3267 +23866,"[28, 12, 14]",338970,en,Tomb Raider,24.968,2018-03-16,Tomb Raider,6.3,4310 +23867,"[12, 18]",399360,en,Alpha,24.536,2018-08-17,Alpha,5.9,1167 +23868,"[16, 10751, 35, 14]",360920,en,The Grinch,24.488,2018-11-09,The Grinch,6.4,1060 +23869,"[28, 12, 878, 14]",427641,en,Rampage,24.238,2018-04-13,Rampage,6.2,3176 +23870,"[878, 53]",445651,en,The Darkest Minds,23.967,2018-08-03,The Darkest Minds,6.8,1158 +23871,"[878, 28]",425505,en,Kin,23.805,2018-08-31,Kin,6.2,289 +23872,"[878, 9648, 12]",62,en,2001: A Space Odyssey,23.781,1968-04-10,2001: A Space Odyssey,8.0,5837 +23873,[28],440471,en,Escape Plan 2: Hades,23.758,2018-06-29,Escape Plan 2: Hades,4.7,508 +23874,"[53, 9648, 18]",489999,en,Searching,23.66,2018-08-24,Searching,7.6,1502 +23875,"[28, 878]",336843,en,Maze Runner: The Death Cure,23.166,2018-01-26,Maze Runner: The Death Cure,7.0,3894 +23876,"[28, 53]",401478,en,Death Race: Beyond Anarchy,23.163,2018-01-30,Death Race: Beyond Anarchy,5.5,93 +23877,"[53, 28, 80]",345887,en,The Equalizer 2,22.961,2018-07-20,The Equalizer 2,6.4,2089 +23878,"[36, 18]",369972,en,First Man,22.958,2018-10-12,First Man,7.1,2304 +23879,"[28, 35, 80]",412988,en,The Happytime Murders,22.775,2018-08-24,The Happytime Murders,5.7,380 +23880,"[28, 53, 80]",449443,en,Den of Thieves,22.738,2018-01-19,Den of Thieves,6.6,1244 +23881,"[35, 18]",491418,en,Instant Family,22.634,2018-11-16,Instant Family,7.6,782 +23882,"[18, 10749]",337167,en,Fifty Shades Freed,22.512,2018-02-09,Fifty Shades Freed,6.1,3535 +23883,"[18, 35, 14]",351044,en,Welcome to Marwen,22.032,2018-12-21,Welcome to Marwen,6.6,286 +23884,"[18, 14, 10749]",399055,en,The Shape of Water,22.025,2017-12-01,The Shape of Water,7.2,7224 +23885,[18],316029,en,The Greatest Showman,22.009,2017-12-20,The Greatest Showman,8.0,5197 +23886,[35],437557,en,Blockers,21.841,2018-04-06,Blockers,6.1,969 +23887,"[14, 10751]",463821,en,The House with a Clock in Its Walls,21.805,2018-09-21,The House with a Clock in Its Walls,6.2,933 +23888,"[18, 10749]",419743,en,Disobedience,21.42,2018-04-27,Disobedience,6.9,405 +23889,"[28, 53, 878]",500664,en,Upgrade,21.413,2018-06-01,Upgrade,7.4,1326 +23890,"[18, 53, 10770]",530442,en,"My Teacher, My Obsession",21.286,2018-06-12,"My Teacher, My Obsession",4.7,36 +23891,[28],347375,en,Mile 22,21.246,2018-08-17,Mile 22,6.0,920 +23892,"[53, 80, 9648, 35, 18]",484247,en,A Simple Favor,21.121,2018-09-14,A Simple Favor,6.6,1756 +23893,"[12, 35, 10751, 14]",420814,en,Christopher Robin,20.931,2018-08-03,Christopher Robin,7.4,1280 +23894,"[53, 27]",424139,en,Halloween,20.839,2018-10-19,Halloween,6.4,2020 +23895,"[80, 53]",401469,en,Widows,20.628,2018-11-16,Widows,6.5,941 +23896,"[10749, 18]",398818,en,Call Me by Your Name,20.504,2017-11-24,Call Me by Your Name,8.3,4957 +23897,"[28, 12, 35, 14]",353486,en,Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,20.395,2017-12-20,Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,6.7,7213 +23898,"[27, 18]",434555,en,The Possession of Hannah Grace,20.263,2018-11-30,The Possession of Hannah Grace,5.1,393 +23899,[18],517814,ar,کفرناحوم,20.249,2018-12-14,Capernaum,8.4,329 +23900,"[12, 35, 14, 10751, 27]",442062,en,Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween,20.238,2018-10-12,Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween,5.6,428 +23901,[16],495925,ja,映画ドラえもん のび太の宝島,20.176,2018-12-31,Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's Treasure Island,5.9,21 +23902,"[18, 36, 35]",429197,en,Vice,20.125,2018-12-25,Vice,7.1,1213 +23903,"[18, 10751]",406997,en,Wonder,20.101,2017-11-17,Wonder,8.2,3959 +23904,"[28, 53]",399035,en,The Commuter,20.063,2018-01-12,The Commuter,6.2,2394 +23905,[18],426426,es,Roma,20.04,2018-11-21,Roma,7.8,1859 +23906,"[16, 10751, 12, 35]",364689,en,Ferdinand,19.479,2017-12-15,Ferdinand,7.1,1425 +23907,"[10749, 35]",454619,en,Overboard,19.477,2018-05-04,Overboard,6.3,535 +23908,"[9648, 35, 80]",445571,en,Game Night,19.459,2018-02-23,Game Night,6.9,2756 +23909,"[35, 28]",567604,en,Once Upon a Deadpool,19.428,2018-12-11,Once Upon a Deadpool,7.0,238 +23910,"[9648, 12, 35, 80]",426563,en,Holmes & Watson,19.331,2018-12-25,Holmes & Watson,4.1,217 +23911,"[28, 35]",454992,en,The Spy Who Dumped Me,19.224,2018-08-03,The Spy Who Dumped Me,6.4,966 +23912,"[80, 18]",470044,en,The Hate U Give,19.135,2018-10-19,The Hate U Give,8.2,636 +23913,"[18, 28]",459910,en,Braven,18.751,2018-02-02,Braven,5.9,356 +23914,"[35, 18]",455980,en,Tag,18.5,2018-06-15,Tag,6.8,1297 +23915,"[28, 53, 10752, 18]",460555,zh,红海行动,18.161,2018-02-23,Operation Red Sea,6.5,51 +23916,"[9648, 53]",401981,en,Red Sparrow,18.117,2018-03-02,Red Sparrow,6.5,3406 +23917,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",395990,en,Death Wish,18.014,2018-03-02,Death Wish,5.9,1207 +23918,"[18, 27, 53]",529962,en,The Perfection,17.999,2018-09-20,The Perfection,6.6,272 +23919,"[35, 18, 10749]",455207,en,Crazy Rich Asians,17.969,2018-08-15,Crazy Rich Asians,7.1,1496 +23920,[27],505058,en,Unfriended: Dark Web,17.861,2018-07-20,Unfriended: Dark Web,6.1,365 +23921,"[53, 80, 18, 28]",471507,en,Destroyer,17.815,2018-12-25,Destroyer,5.9,176 +23922,"[80, 18]",359940,en,"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri",17.808,2017-11-10,"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri",8.2,5432 +23923,[10749],556803,en,The Princess Switch,17.79,2018-11-16,The Princess Switch,7.1,1109 +23924,"[10749, 18]",419478,en,Midnight Sun,17.721,2018-03-23,Midnight Sun,7.7,1608 +23925,"[18, 80]",401847,en,Can You Ever Forgive Me?,17.604,2018-10-19,Can You Ever Forgive Me?,6.9,450 +23926,"[18, 27, 80, 53]",398173,en,The House That Jack Built,17.556,2018-11-28,The House That Jack Built,7.3,752 +23927,[18],451915,en,Beautiful Boy,17.409,2018-10-12,Beautiful Boy,7.6,500 +23928,"[18, 80]",505192,ja,万引き家族,17.361,2018-11-23,Shoplifters,8.0,492 +23929,[18],492452,en,Ben Is Back,17.273,2018-12-07,Ben Is Back,6.7,254 +23930,"[80, 53, 35, 18, 9648]",396461,en,Under the Silver Lake,17.182,2019-04-19,Under the Silver Lake,6.4,338 +23931,"[878, 53, 18, 10749]",529216,es,Durante la tormenta,17.172,2018-06-14,Mirage,7.6,452 +23932,"[9648, 53, 27]",439015,en,Slender Man,16.999,2018-08-10,Slender Man,4.0,712 +23933,"[27, 14, 35, 10770]",518158,en,Leprechaun Returns,16.973,2018-12-11,Leprechaun Returns,4.8,30 +23934,"[12, 35, 16]",399174,en,Isle of Dogs,16.954,2018-03-23,Isle of Dogs,7.9,1942 +23935,"[12, 18]",407436,en,Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle,16.926,2018-11-29,Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle,6.6,1373 +23936,"[27, 14]",361292,en,Suspiria,16.925,2018-10-26,Suspiria,7.0,752 +23937,"[18, 10749]",571346,en,American Kamasutra,16.908,2018-12-13,American Kamasutra,4.1,9 +23938,"[18, 36]",476764,en,The Front Runner,16.83,2018-11-06,The Front Runner,5.9,108 +23939,"[35, 18, 10749]",462919,en,Sierra Burgess Is a Loser,16.804,2018-09-07,Sierra Burgess Is a Loser,6.5,2243 +23940,"[35, 18, 37]",537996,en,The Ballad of Buster Scruggs,16.787,2018-11-09,The Ballad of Buster Scruggs,7.2,1604 +23941,"[53, 10749, 12]",429300,en,Adrift,16.786,2018-06-01,Adrift,6.7,1264 +23942,"[28, 80]",337170,en,American Made,16.748,2017-09-29,American Made,6.7,2188 +23943,"[10751, 35, 16, 12]",387592,en,Early Man,16.675,2018-02-16,Early Man,5.9,338 +23944,[35],431530,en,A Bad Moms Christmas,16.604,2017-11-01,A Bad Moms Christmas,6.3,1044 +23945,"[18, 27]",507076,fr,Climax,16.574,2019-03-01,Climax,7.3,352 +23946,"[16, 28, 35, 878]",474395,en,Teen Titans Go! To the Movies,16.523,2018-07-27,Teen Titans Go! To the Movies,7.0,304 +23947,"[80, 28, 53]",438674,en,Dragged Across Concrete,16.389,2019-03-22,Dragged Across Concrete,6.6,127 +23948,"[10749, 35]",503616,en,Second Act,16.322,2018-12-21,Second Act,6.2,361 +23949,"[27, 53]",467660,en,Unsane,16.316,2018-03-23,Unsane,6.2,667 +23950,[35],460668,en,I Feel Pretty,16.298,2018-04-20,I Feel Pretty,6.4,1088 +23951,"[12, 14]",11253,en,Hellboy II: The Golden Army,16.266,2008-07-11,Hellboy II: The Golden Army,6.7,2820 +23952,"[28, 53, 27, 14, 9648]",460885,en,Mandy,16.24,2018-09-13,Mandy,6.2,618 +23953,"[878, 53, 10749]",476926,en,The Titan,16.232,2018-03-30,The Titan,5.3,654 +23954,"[9648, 18, 53]",491584,ko,버닝,16.152,2018-11-09,Burning,7.4,314 +23955,"[18, 36]",454652,en,Colette,16.142,2018-09-21,Colette,7.0,320 +23956,"[18, 36]",457136,en,Mary Queen of Scots,16.115,2018-12-07,Mary Queen of Scots,6.6,592 +23957,"[28, 18]",496274,en,The Thinning: New World Order,16.082,2018-10-17,The Thinning: New World Order,6.6,36 +23958,"[53, 878]",470894,en,At First Light,16.078,2018-03-10,At First Light,6.1,42 +23959,"[9648, 27, 53]",406563,en,Insidious: The Last Key,16.017,2018-01-05,Insidious: The Last Key,6.1,1306 +23960,"[35, 18]",391713,en,Lady Bird,15.974,2017-11-03,Lady Bird,7.3,3866 +23961,"[16, 12, 10751]",381719,en,Peter Rabbit,15.974,2018-02-09,Peter Rabbit,6.5,650 +23962,"[10749, 18, 10402]",417261,en,Forever My Girl,15.953,2018-01-26,Forever My Girl,7.4,406 +23963,"[18, 37, 36]",384680,en,Hostiles,15.937,2017-12-22,Hostiles,6.7,1056 +23964,"[80, 18, 9648]",392044,en,Murder on the Orient Express,15.937,2017-11-10,Murder on the Orient Express,6.7,5406 +23965,"[9648, 53, 27, 878]",384521,en,The Cloverfield Paradox,15.932,2018-02-04,The Cloverfield Paradox,5.6,1716 +23966,"[14, 878, 35]",424781,en,Sorry to Bother You,15.887,2018-07-06,Sorry to Bother You,6.9,481 +23967,"[16, 10751]",456154,fr,Croc-Blanc,15.879,2018-01-21,White Fang,7.2,69 +23968,"[35, 18]",437586,en,Mid90s,15.753,2018-10-19,Mid90s,7.5,301 +23969,"[35, 10749]",458423,en,Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again,15.72,2018-07-20,Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again,7.2,1722 +23970,"[35, 18, 10749]",449176,en,"Love, Simon",15.608,2018-03-16,"Love, Simon",8.2,3165 +23971,"[18, 36]",446354,en,The Post,15.551,2017-12-22,The Post,7.0,2506 +23972,"[12, 14, 10749, 18]",385448,en,The Little Mermaid,15.482,2018-08-17,The Little Mermaid,4.8,461 +23973,[18],389015,en,"I, Tonya",15.407,2017-12-08,"I, Tonya",7.5,2904 +23974,[18],491472,en,At Eternity's Gate,15.363,2018-11-16,At Eternity's Gate,6.9,490 +23975,"[18, 36]",399404,en,Darkest Hour,15.331,2017-11-22,Darkest Hour,7.3,2715 +23976,"[28, 80]",479040,en,Acts of Violence,15.314,2018-01-12,Acts of Violence,6.0,173 +23977,"[18, 10749]",400617,en,Phantom Thread,15.269,2017-12-25,Phantom Thread,7.2,1617 +23978,"[878, 53]",396806,en,Anon,15.245,2018-05-04,Anon,5.8,681 +23979,[18],443463,en,Leave No Trace,15.199,2018-06-29,Leave No Trace,6.8,417 +23980,"[878, 28, 12, 10751]",438590,en,A-X-L,15.123,2018-08-24,A-X-L,5.7,383 +23981,"[14, 18, 35, 10749, 10751]",2280,en,Big,15.031,1988-06-03,Big,7.0,1813 +23982,"[12, 35, 10751]",346648,en,Paddington 2,15.027,2018-01-12,Paddington 2,7.5,887 +23983,"[16, 28, 18, 878]",487670,en,The Death of Superman,14.909,2018-07-03,The Death of Superman,7.4,255 +23984,"[35, 10402]",353616,en,Pitch Perfect 3,14.89,2017-12-22,Pitch Perfect 3,6.5,1884 +23985,"[27, 9648, 53]",476299,en,Ghostland,14.781,2018-06-22,Ghostland,7.2,764 +23986,"[35, 18]",489925,en,Eighth Grade,14.777,2018-07-13,Eighth Grade,7.4,519 +23987,"[35, 18]",394741,en,Stan & Ollie,14.764,2018-12-28,Stan & Ollie,7.1,272 +23988,[35],353576,en,The Con Is On,14.662,2018-05-04,The Con Is On,4.0,57 +23989,"[18, 36, 80]",433498,en,Papillon,14.656,2018-08-24,Papillon,7.4,645 +23990,"[80, 18]",396371,en,Molly's Game,14.64,2017-12-25,Molly's Game,7.1,1724 +23991,"[18, 10752]",435577,no,Den 12. mann,14.634,2018-05-04,The 12th Man,7.5,134 +23992,"[18, 80, 99]",489931,en,American Animals,14.619,2018-06-01,American Animals,7.0,315 +23993,"[28, 53, 18]",379149,en,The Foreigner,14.616,2017-10-13,The Foreigner,6.7,1086 +23994,"[53, 878, 28]",406761,en,Hotel Artemis,14.585,2018-06-08,Hotel Artemis,5.9,471 +23995,"[27, 53]",526051,en,Look Away,14.514,2018-10-12,Look Away,5.9,148 +23996,"[28, 878, 53]",522964,en,Incoming,14.411,2018-05-04,Incoming,3.7,29 +23997,"[53, 9648, 14, 27]",424121,en,Apostle,14.401,2018-09-21,Apostle,6.1,536 +23998,"[28, 16]",485942,ja,ニンジャバットマン,14.38,2018-04-24,Batman Ninja,5.6,421 +23999,"[53, 27]",460019,en,Truth or Dare,14.354,2018-04-13,Truth or Dare,6.0,2005 +24000,"[35, 10749]",239,en,Some Like It Hot,14.2,1959-03-18,Some Like It Hot,8.2,1562 +24001,"[18, 53, 28, 80]",283601,en,Galveston,14.187,2018-10-19,Galveston,6.1,126 +24002,"[10749, 35]",384677,en,Set It Up,14.131,2018-06-12,Set It Up,7.0,1501 +24003,"[18, 9648, 53]",411144,en,We Have Always Lived in the Castle,14.028,2019-05-17,We Have Always Lived in the Castle,5.2,24 +24004,"[35, 80, 18]",429203,en,The Old Man & the Gun,14.001,2018-09-28,The Old Man & the Gun,6.5,306 +24005,"[27, 53]",346364,en,It,13.966,2017-09-08,It,7.2,10931 +24006,"[35, 18]",400579,en,Tully,13.931,2018-05-04,Tully,6.9,624 +24007,"[18, 28, 36]",454227,en,Outlaw King,13.897,2018-11-09,Outlaw King,6.9,625 +24008,[35],391710,en,A Futile and Stupid Gesture,13.81,2018-01-24,A Futile and Stupid Gesture,6.6,147 +24009,"[80, 18]",438808,en,White Boy Rick,13.794,2018-09-14,White Boy Rick,6.3,277 +24010,"[878, 53, 18, 28]",429415,en,Extinction,13.757,2018-07-27,Extinction,5.9,850 +24011,"[53, 9648, 18, 27]",395841,en,Hold the Dark,13.753,2018-09-22,Hold the Dark,5.2,436 +24012,"[35, 18, 37]",440161,en,The Sisters Brothers,13.738,2018-09-21,The Sisters Brothers,7.0,590 +24013,"[28, 18, 80]",500919,en,211,13.701,2018-06-08,211,5.2,134 +24014,[35],399796,en,Life of the Party,13.696,2018-05-11,Life of the Party,6.2,435 +24015,"[18, 36, 53]",493551,en,Operation Finale,13.692,2018-08-29,Operation Finale,6.7,282 +24016,"[28, 878, 53]",274855,en,Geostorm,13.653,2017-10-20,Geostorm,5.8,2246 +24017,"[53, 27]",473149,en,Traffik,13.64,2018-04-20,Traffik,5.7,169 +24018,[18],472451,en,Boy Erased,13.629,2018-11-02,Boy Erased,7.2,431 +24019,"[878, 27, 28]",492336,en,Deep Blue Sea 2,13.622,2018-04-17,Deep Blue Sea 2,4.5,194 +24020,"[18, 10749, 80]",465914,en,If Beale Street Could Talk,13.579,2018-12-14,If Beale Street Could Talk,7.2,388 +24021,[99],557635,en,After Porn Ends 3,13.442,2018-10-30,After Porn Ends 3,5.6,34 +24022,[18],797,sv,Persona,13.342,1967-03-06,Persona,8.3,726 +24023,"[28, 80, 53]",430040,en,The Hurricane Heist,13.335,2018-03-09,The Hurricane Heist,5.4,476 +24024,"[53, 53]",505177,en,10 x 10,13.334,2018-04-13,10x10,5.2,218 +24025,"[27, 53]",371608,en,The Strangers: Prey at Night,13.31,2018-03-09,The Strangers: Prey at Night,5.4,621 +24026,"[53, 18, 36]",476678,en,Backstabbing for Beginners,13.292,2018-04-27,Backstabbing for Beginners,6.3,78 +24027,"[18, 14]",419831,en,I Kill Giants,13.272,2018-03-23,I Kill Giants,6.1,619 +24028,"[35, 18]",371638,en,The Disaster Artist,13.27,2017-12-01,The Disaster Artist,7.2,1895 +24029,"[35, 18]",472734,en,Dumplin',13.221,2018-12-07,Dumplin',7.1,658 +24030,"[878, 28, 53]",426865,en,UFO,13.218,2018-09-04,UFO,6.1,114 +24031,"[18, 10402, 35]",470333,en,Hearts Beat Loud,13.201,2018-06-08,Hearts Beat Loud,7.4,87 +24032,"[10752, 18, 36, 28]",429351,en,12 Strong,13.183,2018-01-19,12 Strong,5.6,1312 +24033,"[28, 18, 53]",525554,fr,Lukas,13.128,2019-01-11,The Bouncer,5.7,83 +24034,"[12, 28, 14]",522417,en,The Scorpion King: Book of Souls,13.107,2018-10-23,The Scorpion King: Book of Souls,5.0,71 +24035,[35],399131,en,Dude,13.046,2018-04-20,Dude,5.6,494 +24036,"[28, 80, 53]",455236,en,Accident Man,13.019,2018-02-06,Accident Man,4.9,155 +24037,[18],426613,en,The Miseducation of Cameron Post,13.0,2018-08-03,The Miseducation of Cameron Post,7.1,317 +24038,"[10749, 16, 35, 10751, 14, 9648, 12]",370567,en,Sherlock Gnomes,12.987,2018-03-23,Sherlock Gnomes,5.4,343 +24039,[27],429476,en,Hell Fest,12.955,2018-09-28,Hell Fest,5.5,273 +24040,[18],458737,en,First Reformed,12.943,2018-05-18,First Reformed,6.9,446 +24041,"[80, 18]",425336,es,Loving Pablo,12.937,2018-06-15,Loving Pablo,6.1,505 +24042,"[53, 14]",448095,en,I Still See You,12.867,2018-10-12,I Still See You,6.8,196 +24043,"[18, 14, 10749]",465136,en,Every Day,12.846,2018-02-23,Every Day,7.0,1040 +24044,"[35, 18]",454283,en,Action Point,12.84,2018-06-01,Action Point,5.2,136 +24045,[35],454293,en,Night School,12.786,2018-09-28,Night School,6.0,775 +24046,"[14, 18, 53, 27]",362826,en,Wildling,12.775,2018-04-13,Wildling,5.5,137 +24047,"[10749, 35, 18]",489929,en,Destination Wedding,12.732,2018-08-24,Destination Wedding,5.5,185 +24048,[18],413362,en,"Roman J. Israel, Esq.",12.688,2017-11-17,"Roman J. Israel, Esq.",6.2,499 +24049,[53],398181,en,You Were Never Really Here,12.59,2018-04-06,You Were Never Really Here,6.6,1027 +24050,"[18, 53, 12, 27]",425972,en,Cargo,12.552,2018-04-19,Cargo,6.3,724 +24051,"[12, 878, 10751, 14]",407451,en,A Wrinkle in Time,12.529,2018-03-09,A Wrinkle in Time,5.0,1073 +24052,[35],419680,en,Daddy's Home 2,12.525,2017-11-10,Daddy's Home 2,6.0,1267 +24053,[878],506072,en,Prospect,12.458,2018-11-02,Prospect,6.2,89 +24054,[35],354861,en,Father Figures,12.45,2017-12-22,Father Figures,5.8,277 +24055,"[14, 9648, 53, 27]",416234,en,Winchester,12.44,2018-02-02,Winchester,5.7,884 +24056,[99],490003,en,Won't You Be My Neighbor?,12.439,2018-06-08,Won't You Be My Neighbor?,8.3,204 +24057,"[35, 10749]",463053,en,Ibiza,12.388,2018-05-25,Ibiza,5.8,797 +24058,[18],340613,en,The Wife,12.374,2018-08-17,The Wife,7.2,441 +24059,"[35, 10749, 14]",433310,en,When We First Met,12.373,2018-02-09,When We First Met,6.6,1433 +24060,"[53, 28, 16, 878]",471474,en,Batman: Gotham by Gaslight,12.371,2018-01-12,Batman: Gotham by Gaslight,6.5,271 +24061,"[28, 18, 12]",474392,en,Samson,12.345,2018-02-16,Samson,5.4,69 +24062,"[18, 27, 53, 9648]",399366,en,Marrowbone,12.293,2018-04-13,Marrowbone,7.1,480 +24063,"[878, 9648, 18, 53, 10770]",569547,en,Black Mirror: Bandersnatch,12.282,2018-12-28,Black Mirror: Bandersnatch,7.0,1932 +24064,"[35, 18, 10749]",514619,en,Nobody's Fool,12.276,2018-11-02,Nobody's Fool,5.9,96 +24065,"[878, 27, 53]",430231,en,The Endless,12.259,2018-04-06,The Endless,6.4,321 +24066,"[35, 10770]",505159,en,Chris Rock: Tamborine,12.236,2018-02-14,Chris Rock: Tamborine,6.5,61 +24067,"[35, 28, 80]",340022,en,Gringo,12.226,2018-03-09,Gringo,5.9,321 +24068,"[53, 80, 28]",497814,en,Breaking In,12.188,2018-05-13,Breaking In,5.9,290 +24069,"[18, 27]",429417,en,Ghost Stories,12.187,2018-04-20,Ghost Stories,6.5,558 +24070,"[35, 18]",518452,en,Like Father,12.145,2018-08-03,Like Father,6.4,359 +24071,"[80, 18]",512412,en,Backtrace,12.139,2018-12-14,Backtrace,5.5,44 +24072,"[18, 10749]",390874,en,Ashes in the Snow,12.096,2019-01-11,Ashes in the Snow,7.1,33 +24073,"[35, 10749]",519035,en,Nappily Ever After,12.057,2018-09-21,Nappily Ever After,7.3,549 +24074,"[28, 12, 878, 16]",449574,ja,GODZILLA 怪獣惑星,12.055,2018-01-17,Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters,6.2,177 +24075,"[28, 80]",500475,en,SuperFly,12.046,2018-06-13,SuperFly,6.5,130 +24076,[36],476968,en,"Paul, Apostle of Christ",12.005,2018-03-28,"Paul, Apostle of Christ",7.1,98 +24077,"[35, 18, 36]",369192,en,Battle of the Sexes,11.988,2017-09-22,Battle of the Sexes,6.9,1045 +24078,"[53, 18, 80]",433627,en,7 Days in Entebbe,11.924,2018-03-16,7 Days in Entebbe,5.8,186 +24079,"[80, 18]",507505,es,El Ángel,11.868,2018-11-09,The Angel,7.0,97 +24080,"[18, 10749]",446696,en,Life Itself,11.86,2018-09-21,Life Itself,7.1,107 +24081,"[28, 53, 27]",467938,fr,Revenge,11.795,2018-05-11,Revenge,6.4,662 +24082,"[28, 16, 878]",11299,ja,カウボーイビバップ 天国の扉,11.761,2002-08-11,Cowboy Bebop: The Movie,7.7,311 +24083,"[18, 10402]",429202,en,Vox Lux,11.76,2018-12-07,Vox Lux,6.0,100 +24084,"[53, 18]",500904,en,A Vigilante,11.743,2019-03-29,A Vigilante,5.1,68 +24085,"[35, 36]",402897,en,The Death of Stalin,11.697,2018-03-09,The Death of Stalin,7.0,733 +24086,[53],467632,en,Bad Samaritan,11.682,2018-05-04,Bad Samaritan,6.7,210 +24087,"[18, 878, 53]",401905,en,Fahrenheit 451,11.657,2018-06-18,Fahrenheit 451,5.4,362 +24088,[99],489988,en,Three Identical Strangers,11.609,2018-06-29,Three Identical Strangers,7.6,174 +24089,"[18, 36, 53]",453201,en,The 15:17 to Paris,11.576,2018-02-09,The 15:17 to Paris,5.3,799 +24090,[10749],503403,en,My Perfect Romance,11.57,2018-02-14,My Perfect Romance,5.5,111 +24091,[27],433808,en,The Ritual,11.542,2018-02-09,The Ritual,6.0,1088 +24092,"[35, 10749, 18]",502682,en,Book Club,11.514,2018-05-18,Book Club,6.0,301 +24093,"[35, 18]",489930,en,Blindspotting,11.491,2018-07-20,Blindspotting,7.6,224 +24094,"[18, 10749]",332283,en,Mary Shelley,11.487,2018-05-25,Mary Shelley,7.1,388 +24095,[99],515042,en,Free Solo,11.474,2018-08-31,Free Solo,8.0,355 +24096,"[16, 18, 14]",476292,ja,さよならの朝に約束の花をかざろう,11.298,2018-07-20,Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms,7.0,67 +24097,"[35, 10749]",458344,en,"Juliet, Naked",11.278,2018-08-17,"Juliet, Naked",6.4,137 +24098,"[10749, 35, 10751]",555850,en,The Holiday Calendar,11.271,2018-11-02,The Holiday Calendar,6.7,569 +24099,[35],507143,en,Candy Jar,11.268,2018-04-27,Candy Jar,6.4,281 +24100,"[18, 53]",397722,en,Thoroughbreds,11.241,2018-03-09,Thoroughbreds,6.3,398 +24101,"[10752, 18]",497916,nl,Bankier van het Verzet,11.238,2018-09-11,The Resistance Banker,6.7,80 +24102,"[53, 9648, 27]",521935,en,Cam,11.233,2018-11-16,Cam,5.9,607 +24103,"[9648, 53]",458109,en,Spinning Man,11.19,2018-04-06,Spinning Man,5.4,166 +24104,"[28, 16]",487242,en,Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay,11.138,2018-03-27,Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay,6.7,180 +24105,"[53, 27]",340601,en,Delirium,11.103,2018-05-22,Delirium,5.4,84 +24106,"[28, 18]",447665,en,Kickboxer: Contrataque,11.103,2018-01-26,Kickboxer: Contrataque,4.9,85 +24107,[12],416194,no,Skjelvet,11.051,2018-12-14,The Quake,6.7,81 +24108,"[53, 27, 35]",401561,en,Mom and Dad,11.034,2018-01-19,Mom and Dad,5.1,375 +24109,"[18, 53]",385360,en,Billionaire Boys Club,11.019,2018-08-03,Billionaire Boys Club,5.6,136 +24110,"[18, 9648]",369523,en,The Tale,10.962,2018-01-20,The Tale,7.4,157 +24111,"[53, 14, 10749, 18]",517839,sv,Gräns,10.945,2018-10-26,Border,6.7,172 +24112,"[53, 18, 80, 9648]",446791,en,All the Money in the World,10.941,2017-12-25,All the Money in the World,6.4,1200 +24113,[18],489927,en,The Kindergarten Teacher,10.923,2018-01-18,The Kindergarten Teacher,6.8,95 +24114,"[18, 37]",438145,en,Black '47,10.91,2018-09-28,Black '47,6.5,87 +24115,"[35, 27]",472226,en,Blood Fest,10.883,2018-03-09,Blood Fest,4.9,55 +24116,"[53, 27]",426814,en,The Domestics,10.878,2018-06-28,The Domestics,6.1,136 +24117,"[28, 27]",485415,en,Day of the Dead: Bloodline,10.872,2018-01-05,Day of the Dead: Bloodline,4.1,238 +24118,"[16, 10749, 18]",513347,zh,肆式青春,10.856,2018-07-06,Flavors of Youth,6.7,225 +24119,[18],417812,en,Wildlife,10.851,2018-10-19,Wildlife,6.8,151 +24120,[35],474335,en,Uncle Drew,10.836,2018-06-29,Uncle Drew,6.5,220 +24121,"[80, 10749, 53]",438689,en,Siberia,10.81,2018-07-13,Siberia,4.2,157 +24122,"[16, 10751, 28]",513736,en,LEGO DC Super Heroes - Aquaman: Rage Of Atlantis,10.807,2018-07-22,LEGO DC Super Heroes - Aquaman: Rage Of Atlantis,6.1,26 +24123,"[16, 10751, 14, 27, 35]",454699,en,Happy Family,10.788,2018-02-09,Happy Family,5.5,127 +24124,"[28, 878, 18]",503346,en,Occupation,10.788,2018-07-20,Occupation,4.2,67 +24125,"[35, 10749, 18]",450489,en,Irreplaceable You,10.783,2018-02-16,Irreplaceable You,7.0,410 +24126,"[18, 53, 36]",432301,en,Chappaquiddick,10.737,2018-04-06,Chappaquiddick,6.0,114 +24127,"[18, 80, 53]",486947,da,Den skyldige,10.717,2018-10-19,The Guilty,7.3,427 +24128,"[35, 18, 878]",301337,en,Downsizing,10.682,2017-12-22,Downsizing,5.1,1887 +24129,[878],411135,en,Future World,10.656,2018-05-25,Future World,4.2,96 +24130,"[18, 80, 35]",437626,en,Stockholm,10.652,2019-04-12,Stockholm,6.2,19 +24131,[99],493099,en,RBG,10.643,2018-05-04,RBG,7.8,121 +24132,"[53, 27]",448194,en,Pyewacket,10.621,2018-03-23,Pyewacket,6.0,74 +24133,"[878, 53]",411143,en,Tau,10.616,2018-06-29,Tau,6.3,599 +24134,"[53, 878, 27]",428399,en,Cold Skin,10.609,2018-09-07,Cold Skin,5.9,195 +24135,"[18, 10749]",407445,en,Breathe,10.606,2017-10-13,Breathe,7.5,323 +24136,"[18, 53]",464502,en,Acrimony,10.6,2018-03-30,Acrimony,6.6,186 +24137,"[18, 53, 27]",414191,en,Our House,10.527,2018-07-27,Our House,5.0,101 +24138,"[10751, 80, 18]",495193,en,Benji,10.503,2018-03-02,Benji,7.0,138 +24139,"[35, 18]",511785,en,Alex Strangelove,10.499,2018-04-16,Alex Strangelove,6.6,948 +24140,"[27, 53]",295011,en,Patient Zero,10.497,2018-09-14,Patient Zero,4.7,160 +24141,"[35, 10749]",523773,en,Little Italy,10.496,2018-09-21,Little Italy,6.8,143 +24142,"[35, 16, 12, 10751, 14]",502259,en,A Wizard's Tale,10.458,2018-09-14,A Wizard's Tale,5.5,18 +24143,[35],503619,en,The Package,10.456,2018-08-10,The Package,5.6,508 +24144,"[99, 36, 10752]",543580,en,They Shall Not Grow Old,10.441,2018-12-17,They Shall Not Grow Old,8.1,123 +24145,"[878, 28, 53, 18]",467824,ko,인랑,10.384,2018-10-19,Illang: The Wolf Brigade,6.2,67 +24146,"[27, 37, 53]",541560,en,The Wind,10.383,2018-09-20,The Wind,4.3,41 +24147,"[80, 53, 18]",340674,en,Dark Crimes,10.38,2018-05-18,Dark Crimes,4.5,146 +24148,"[53, 80]",385332,en,Terminal,10.372,2018-05-11,Terminal,5.7,331 +24149,"[35, 12, 10751, 14]",527435,en,The Christmas Chronicles,10.322,2018-11-22,The Christmas Chronicles,7.0,761 +24150,"[12, 10751, 16, 35, 878, 14]",466876,en,Gnome Alone,10.317,2018-03-02,Gnome Alone,6.0,81 +24151,"[9648, 18, 27]",455108,en,The Little Stranger,10.272,2018-08-31,The Little Stranger,5.8,77 +24152,"[28, 12, 16, 10751]",523777,en,Next Gen,10.256,2018-09-07,Next Gen,7.0,268 +24153,"[878, 53, 27, 14]",513857,en,The Nanny,10.255,2018-05-01,The Nanny,4.6,18 +24154,[18],506558,en,O.G.,10.249,2018-04-20,O.G.,5.6,23 +24155,"[10749, 18]",434714,en,My Days of Mercy,10.223,2018-01-11,My Days of Mercy,0.0,20 +24156,[28],454615,en,Black Water,10.216,2018-05-18,Black Water,4.7,71 +24157,"[28, 18, 36, 53, 10752]",468362,en,The Angel,10.194,2018-09-14,The Angel,7.0,92 +24158,[27],441701,es,Verónica,10.16,2018-01-05,Veronica,6.1,833 +24159,"[16, 10751, 12, 35]",375107,en,Duck Duck Goose,10.159,2018-07-20,Duck Duck Goose,6.3,78 +24160,[35],418667,en,Dear Dictator,10.155,2018-03-16,Dear Dictator,6.0,49 +24161,"[53, 35, 28, 18, 80]",446101,en,Assassination Nation,10.144,2018-09-21,Assassination Nation,6.2,254 +24162,"[53, 18, 14, 27]",421792,en,Down a Dark Hall,10.127,2018-08-17,Down a Dark Hall,5.4,253 +24163,"[18, 12]",414001,en,The Mercy,10.123,2018-11-30,The Mercy,5.9,122 +24164,"[53, 27]",503752,en,What Keeps You Alive,10.109,2018-08-24,What Keeps You Alive,5.7,59 +24165,"[35, 80, 9648]",50022,en,Super Troopers 2,10.086,2018-04-20,Super Troopers 2,5.8,192 +24166,[28],513691,en,The Debt Collector,10.078,2018-06-05,The Debt Collector,6.0,46 +24167,"[16, 12, 14]",271706,zh,大魚海棠,10.036,2018-04-06,Big Fish & Begonia,7.5,154 +24168,"[80, 18, 36, 53]",339103,en,Gotti,10.034,2018-06-15,Gotti,5.2,231 +24169,"[16, 18, 9648]",339877,en,Loving Vincent,10.025,2017-09-22,Loving Vincent,8.2,1200 +24170,"[53, 9648, 18, 27]",470229,en,Summer of 84,10.018,2018-08-10,Summer of 84,6.8,345 +24171,"[28, 12, 27]",409582,en,Guardians of the Tomb,10.009,2018-02-23,Guardians of the Tomb,5.1,80 +24172,[99],532908,en,Fahrenheit 11/9,10.003,2018-09-10,Fahrenheit 11/9,7.1,142 +24173,"[28, 35]",456750,en,"Game Over, Man!",9.991,2018-03-23,"Game Over, Man!",5.5,479 +24174,"[53, 80, 18, 9648]",395458,en,Suburbicon,9.989,2017-10-27,Suburbicon,5.8,879 +24175,"[10752, 18, 36]",475094,de,Der Hauptmann,9.978,2018-07-27,The Captain,7.2,117 +24176,"[18, 36]",397538,sv,Borg vs McEnroe,9.955,2017-10-24,Borg vs McEnroe,7.1,548 +24177,"[80, 27, 53]",514277,en,Mara,9.94,2018-09-07,Mara,5.1,113 +24178,"[35, 18]",443009,en,"Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot",9.909,2018-07-13,"Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot",6.6,201 +24179,"[18, 14, 28]",518068,ko,신과함께-인과 연,9.902,2018-08-01,Along with the Gods: The Last 49 Days,7.5,46 +24180,"[18, 36, 53]",476335,en,Shock and Awe,9.899,2018-07-13,Shock and Awe,6.4,34 +24181,"[28, 53, 80]",531593,en,Reprisal,9.886,2018-08-31,Reprisal,5.0,84 +24182,[10749],518527,en,Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance,9.856,2018-05-13,Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance,6.2,71 +24183,"[16, 27, 14, 28]",539517,en,Constantine: City of Demons - The Movie,9.841,2018-10-04,Constantine: City of Demons - The Movie,7.2,68 +24184,"[53, 27]",420634,en,Terrifier,9.811,2018-03-15,Terrifier,6.0,132 +24185,"[35, 18]",299782,en,The Other Side of the Wind,9.8,2018-11-02,The Other Side of the Wind,7.0,64 +24186,[18],221,en,Rebel Without a Cause,9.752,2018-09-23,Rebel Without a Cause,7.7,740 +24187,"[878, 35, 10749]",451925,en,Time Freak,9.751,2018-11-09,Time Freak,6.3,97 +24188,"[10749, 18]",437380,es,Bajo la piel de lobo,9.748,2018-03-15,The Skin of the Wolf,5.1,59 +24189,"[9648, 27, 53]",544431,en,The Clovehitch Killer,9.74,2018-11-16,The Clovehitch Killer,6.5,130 +24190,"[18, 10752, 53]",467952,en,The Catcher Was a Spy,9.727,2018-06-22,The Catcher Was a Spy,6.2,67 +24191,"[16, 10751, 14]",514754,en,Bao,9.721,2018-06-15,Bao,7.7,448 +24192,"[53, 18, 14]",508018,es,El aviso,9.721,2018-03-10,The Warning,6.1,156 +24193,"[16, 28, 35, 14, 12]",505262,ja,僕のヒーローアカデミア THE MOVIE ～2人の英雄（ヒーロー）～,9.713,2018-09-25,My Hero Academia: Two Heroes,8.3,134 +24194,"[18, 10751, 10402]",470878,en,I Can Only Imagine,9.7,2018-03-16,I Can Only Imagine,7.6,155 +24195,"[18, 28, 80]",448776,en,A Prayer Before Dawn,9.68,2018-08-10,A Prayer Before Dawn,6.8,174 +24196,[53],417643,en,In Darkness,9.671,2018-05-25,In Darkness,6.0,215 +24197,"[18, 53, 10749]",375327,en,Submergence,9.637,2018-04-13,Submergence,5.2,101 +24198,[18],425373,en,The Miracle Season,9.607,2018-04-13,The Miracle Season,7.4,120 +24199,"[35, 10749, 10770, 14]",483980,en,Z-O-M-B-I-E-S,9.591,2018-02-16,Z-O-M-B-I-E-S,7.1,142 +24200,"[10749, 35]",437029,es,Las leyes de la termodinámica,9.53,2018-03-13,The Laws of Thermodynamics,6.0,101 +24201,"[18, 10752]",475132,en,A Private War,9.529,2018-11-16,A Private War,6.8,120 +24202,"[80, 18, 53]",466411,en,Speed Kills,9.518,2018-11-16,Speed Kills,5.4,36 +24203,"[35, 10749]",477510,en,Dog Days,9.503,2018-08-24,Dog Days,6.7,92 +24204,"[18, 10749, 10402]",440298,pl,Zimna wojna,9.48,2019-03-22,Cold War,7.6,533 +24205,[18],445040,en,My Friend Dahmer,9.469,2017-11-03,My Friend Dahmer,6.4,182 +24206,"[878, 53]",548066,en,Level 16,9.466,2018-09-22,Level 16,4.8,49 +24207,[53],449019,es,El cuaderno de Sara,9.451,2018-02-02,Sara's Notebook,6.0,69 +24208,[35],471856,fr,Doubles vies,9.412,2018-09-01,Non-Fiction,5.4,61 +24209,"[10749, 35]",525041,en,A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding,9.407,2018-11-30,A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding,6.3,408 +24210,"[18, 80]",468284,fr,L'Insulte,9.395,2018-01-12,The Insult,7.6,215 +24211,[18],614,sv,Smultronstället,9.381,1957-12-26,Wild Strawberries,8.1,595 +24212,"[53, 28, 80]",442064,en,Proud Mary,9.371,2018-01-12,Proud Mary,5.5,259 +24213,"[35, 10402, 10751, 16]",354279,en,Charming,9.356,2018-04-20,Charming,5.9,54 +24214,"[18, 27, 10749, 53]",429467,en,The Lodgers,9.343,2017-10-10,The Lodgers,4.8,214 +24215,"[10749, 18, 9648]",401898,no,Thelma,9.329,2017-11-10,Thelma,7.1,368 +24216,"[10749, 10751]",550385,en,Christmas with a View,9.329,2018-11-01,Christmas with a View,5.7,114 +24217,"[18, 12]",407890,en,Lean on Pete,9.307,2018-04-06,Lean on Pete,6.9,133 +24218,"[35, 10402, 10749, 878]",341689,en,How to Talk to Girls at Parties,9.295,2018-05-25,How to Talk to Girls at Parties,6.3,149 +24219,[18],517207,en,Marfa Girl 2,9.29,2018-08-26,Marfa Girl 2,6.0,4 +24220,"[27, 53]",511449,en,Family Blood,9.259,2018-03-16,Family Blood,4.6,70 +24221,"[28, 12, 14]",437543,zh,西游记·女儿国,9.256,2018-02-16,The Monkey King 3,5.5,20 +24222,"[18, 36, 53, 80]",474354,en,22 July,9.247,2018-10-10,22 July,7.2,450 +24223,[18],515333,en,Amateur,9.244,2018-04-06,Amateur,6.4,129 +24224,"[28, 9648, 53]",459258,en,Distorted,9.233,2018-06-22,Distorted,4.9,48 +24225,"[35, 18]",529784,fr,L'Homme fidèle,9.206,2018-10-07,A Faithful Man,5.7,46 +24226,[878],472744,en,The Gateway,9.204,2017-09-23,The Gateway,5.4,38 +24227,"[27, 18, 878]",469721,en,The Cured,9.196,2018-02-23,The Cured,5.5,127 +24228,"[16, 35, 28]",484862,en,Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold,9.19,2018-01-09,Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold,6.5,45 +24229,"[53, 27]",469916,en,Downrange,9.184,2018-03-01,Downrange,5.5,126 +24230,"[53, 27]",485774,en,The Open House,9.178,2018-01-19,The Open House,3.7,791 +24231,[18],538362,it,Sulla mia pelle,9.161,2018-09-12,On My Skin,8.2,1078 +24232,[18],500634,en,6 Balloons,9.14,2018-03-12,6 Balloons,6.0,145 +24233,"[35, 10749, 18]",387773,en,Little Bitches,9.107,2018-01-23,Little Bitches,5.6,23 +24234,[18],454286,en,God's Not Dead: A Light in Darkness,9.097,2018-03-30,God's Not Dead: A Light in Darkness,7.0,47 +24235,[28],481203,en,All the Devil's Men,9.091,2018-12-07,All the Devil's Men,5.1,31 +24236,"[28, 53, 80]",449992,id,The Night Comes for Us,9.064,2018-09-23,The Night Comes for Us,7.1,206 +24237,"[878, 53]",560704,en,Beyond White Space,9.046,2018-12-14,Beyond White Space,3.8,19 +24238,[18],492998,en,Puzzle,9.028,2018-07-27,Puzzle,6.7,40 +24239,"[53, 28]",335788,fr,Renegades,9.022,2018-12-21,Renegades,5.8,156 +24240,"[53, 18]",526682,en,Blackmark,9.015,2018-08-07,Blackmark,6.4,8 +24241,"[28, 53, 18]",399248,en,Beirut,9.012,2018-04-11,Beirut,6.2,213 +24242,[18],481432,it,Lazzaro felice,8.998,2018-11-30,Happy as Lazzaro,7.5,170 +24243,"[35, 10402]",460048,fi,Hevi reissu,8.996,2018-10-05,Heavy Trip,7.0,43 +24244,"[28, 53]",521647,en,Darc,8.993,2018-05-01,Darc,6.0,78 +24245,"[878, 27, 28, 35]",496704,en,Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell,8.989,2018-05-01,Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell,5.1,103 +24246,"[53, 9648]",437375,en,Looking Glass,8.985,2018-02-16,Looking Glass,4.5,94 +24247,"[16, 14, 12, 10751]",475215,ja,未来のミライ,8.976,2018-11-30,Mirai,7.4,165 +24248,"[18, 27, 53, 35]",426249,en,Lords of Chaos,8.975,2019-02-08,Lords of Chaos,6.7,63 +24249,"[18, 37]",453278,en,The Rider,8.97,2018-04-13,The Rider,7.4,141 +24250,[18],29455,sv,Nattvardsgästerna,8.968,2018-11-20,Winter Light,8.0,140 +24251,"[10749, 18]",444539,en,The Bookshop,8.95,2018-08-24,The Bookshop,6.7,152 +24252,"[10749, 10770]",516846,en,Once Upon a Prince,8.936,2018-04-07,Once Upon a Prince,6.7,23 +24253,"[27, 37, 14]",533938,en,West of Hell,8.875,2018-01-01,West of Hell,4.0,10 +24254,[878],523849,en,The Last Sharknado: It's About Time,8.852,2018-08-23,The Last Sharknado: It's About Time,3.5,51 +24255,"[10402, 99]",568332,en,Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour,8.836,2018-12-31,Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour,8.1,123 +24256,"[18, 28]",380111,ru,Экипаж,8.829,2018-06-25,Flight Crew,6.8,104 +24257,"[18, 35]",347866,en,Hot Summer Nights,8.777,2017-03-14,Hot Summer Nights,6.9,152 +24258,"[53, 878, 9648]",457041,en,Elizabeth Harvest,8.77,2018-08-10,Elizabeth Harvest,6.1,60 +24259,[18],467936,en,The Children Act,8.768,2018-09-14,The Children Act,6.6,270 +24260,"[878, 53, 9648, 28, 12]",475210,en,How It Ends,8.759,2018-07-13,How It Ends,5.1,954 +24261,[18],300687,en,Same Kind of Different as Me,8.756,2017-10-20,Same Kind of Different as Me,6.8,103 +24262,[18],429191,es,Una mujer fantástica,8.745,2018-02-02,A Fantastic Woman,7.1,336 +24263,"[35, 53]",490004,en,Arizona,8.745,2018-08-24,Arizona,5.7,63 +24264,"[28, 35, 27]",381237,en,Office Uprising,8.717,2018-06-19,Office Uprising,5.2,62 +24265,"[10749, 18]",428836,en,Ophelia,8.715,2019-06-28,Ophelia,0.0,4 +24266,"[18, 10749, 10402]",513574,no,Battle,8.696,2018-12-01,Battle,6.6,385 +24267,"[12, 36, 10752, 18]",485296,nl,Redbad,8.695,2018-09-14,Redbad,5.6,26 +24268,"[14, 18]",490,sv,Det sjunde inseglet,8.693,1958-10-13,The Seventh Seal,8.2,1163 +24269,[53],474051,en,Calibre,8.689,2018-06-29,Calibre,6.6,227 +24270,[53],531398,en,Nightclub Secrets,8.689,2018-06-02,Nightclub Secrets,5.0,6 +24271,[35],465109,en,The Week Of,8.669,2018-04-27,The Week Of,5.1,344 +24272,[28],550134,en,Attrition,8.661,2018-09-24,Attrition,5.0,13 +24273,[878],448916,en,2036 Origin Unknown,8.644,2018-01-01,2036 Origin Unknown,4.9,80 +24274,"[35, 14, 878]",416494,en,Status Update,8.641,2018-02-09,Status Update,6.7,115 +24275,"[18, 14, 27, 53]",301804,en,Before I Wake,8.631,2018-01-05,Before I Wake,6.4,941 +24276,"[18, 12, 35]",375785,en,Then Came You,8.604,2019-02-01,Then Came You,7.3,63 +24277,"[28, 18]",548928,en,The Marine 6: Close Quarters,8.597,2018-11-13,The Marine 6: Close Quarters,6.0,17 +24278,"[80, 18, 9648]",199928,en,The Outsider,8.582,2018-03-09,The Outsider,6.1,243 +24279,"[80, 9648, 53, 18]",220882,en,London Fields,8.557,2018-10-26,London Fields,5.3,59 +24280,"[27, 53]",550148,en,Into the Dark: The Body,8.519,2018-09-21,Into the Dark: The Body,5.7,19 +24281,"[27, 18]",415010,fr,Les affamés,8.48,2017-09-23,Ravenous,5.4,123 +24282,"[14, 12, 16]",430447,ja,メアリと魔女の花,8.478,2018-01-17,Mary and the Witch's Flower,7.1,336 +24283,"[28, 35]",398177,en,Just Getting Started,8.459,2017-12-08,Just Getting Started,4.9,94 +24284,"[878, 10749, 53]",458005,en,Zoe,8.447,2018-04-21,Zoe,6.0,165 +24285,[99],524288,en,Period. End of Sentence.,8.438,2018-04-05,Period. End of Sentence.,8.1,111 +24286,"[35, 10749]",506407,en,Social Animals,8.403,2018-06-01,Social Animals,6.3,33 +24287,"[10749, 18, 36]",451480,en,The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society,8.402,2018-08-10,The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society,7.7,594 +24288,"[28, 18, 10749]",486606,en,Warfighter,8.388,2018-06-06,Warfighter,4.3,3 +24289,"[18, 10749]",449749,en,The Leisure Seeker,8.373,2018-03-09,The Leisure Seeker,7.3,236 +24290,"[99, 12]",489471,en,The Dawn Wall,8.368,2018-03-11,The Dawn Wall,8.3,68 +24291,"[18, 53, 9648, 80]",470918,en,Beast,8.368,2018-05-11,Beast,6.9,87 +24292,[99],470401,en,Abducted in Plain Sight,8.366,2017-05-26,Abducted in Plain Sight,6.3,122 +24293,"[53, 18]",561362,en,Rust Creek,8.361,2019-01-04,Rust Creek,6.4,43 +24294,"[36, 12, 28]",432165,lv,Nameja gredzens,8.347,2018-09-14,The Pagan King,6.3,16 +24295,"[878, 28, 12, 14, 16]",536115,ja,GODZILLA -星を喰う者-,8.332,2018-11-03,Godzilla: The Planet Eater,5.4,54 +24296,[18],391714,en,On Chesil Beach,8.32,2018-05-18,On Chesil Beach,6.2,94 +24297,[18],415085,en,All Creatures Here Below,8.316,2019-05-17,All Creatures Here Below,5.0,5 +24298,"[35, 10751, 16, 12]",499088,en,Maya the Bee: The Honey Games,8.287,2018-04-27,Maya the Bee: The Honey Games,7.0,18 +24299,[18],10238,sv,Viskningar och rop,8.239,1972-12-21,Cries and Whispers,8.0,233 +24300,"[18, 10749]",11506,sv,Tystnaden,8.227,1964-02-03,The Silence,7.6,148 +24301,"[35, 10402]",538604,en,The After Party,8.226,2018-08-24,The After Party,6.4,99 +24302,"[18, 10770]",467867,en,Paterno,8.226,2018-04-07,Paterno,6.3,64 +24303,"[80, 53]",513180,en,Witness Unprotected,8.223,2018-02-13,Witness Unprotected,4.2,5 +24304,"[10749, 35]",451563,en,Happy Anniversary,8.216,2018-03-30,Happy Anniversary,5.9,134 +24305,"[28, 878]",373449,ta,2.0,8.211,2018-11-29,2.0,6.3,37 +24306,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",454650,en,Beast of Burden,8.203,2018-02-23,Beast of Burden,4.1,33 +24307,"[18, 9648, 80]",513223,es,Perdida,8.201,2018-08-09,Perdida,6.3,89 +24308,[18],518496,fr,Sauvage,8.182,2019-04-10,Sauvage,6.8,42 +24309,"[9648, 878, 53]",401371,en,Mute,8.18,2018-02-23,Mute,5.6,517 +24310,"[27, 18, 14]",463322,en,The Dark,8.173,2018-04-21,The Dark,6.4,49 +24311,"[35, 80]",504603,fr,Le monde est à toi,8.169,2018-09-22,The World Is Yours,7.0,184 +24312,"[28, 14, 12]",420426,ja,Bleach,8.16,2018-09-14,Bleach,6.6,239 +24313,"[16, 35, 10751]",462883,en,Woody Woodpecker,8.143,2018-02-06,Woody Woodpecker,5.9,148 +24314,[35],501630,en,Summer '03,8.141,2018-09-28,Summer '03,5.9,40 +24315,[18],11602,sv,Såsom i en spegel,8.131,2018-11-20,Through a Glass Darkly,7.9,177 +24316,"[878, 53, 18, 80]",418098,de,Jugend ohne Gott,8.114,2018-02-11,Godless Youth,6.2,55 +24317,"[53, 27]",529649,en,The Row,8.113,2018-07-27,The Row,4.5,16 +24318,"[28, 12, 14]",521720,en,Avengers Grimm: Time Wars,8.062,2018-05-01,Avengers Grimm: Time Wars,3.7,20 +24319,"[53, 80]",505579,en,Bent,8.057,2018-03-09,Bent,5.4,48 +24320,[27],458969,en,Monster Party,8.028,2018-11-02,Monster Party,5.5,38 +24321,"[18, 35]",419635,en,Kodachrome,8.025,2018-04-20,Kodachrome,6.7,129 +24322,[99],520777,en,Behind the Curve,8.005,2018-11-15,Behind the Curve,6.1,84 +24323,"[18, 35]",458342,en,Private Life,7.992,2018-10-05,Private Life,6.9,92 +24324,"[18, 27, 53]",434392,en,The Rake,7.963,2018-06-05,The Rake,4.8,10 +24325,"[9648, 53]",478100,fr,La Femme la plus assassinée du monde,7.956,2018-09-07,The Most Assassinated Woman in the World,5.4,27 +24326,"[16, 12]",561974,ko,점박이 한반도의 공룡 2: 새로운 낙원,7.941,2018-12-31,Dino King 3D: Journey to Fire Mountain,10.0,3 +24327,"[35, 27, 28, 80]",489939,en,Daphne & Velma,7.935,2018-04-29,Daphne & Velma,4.8,51 +24328,[35],518045,en,Ali Wong: Hard Knock Wife,7.931,2018-05-13,Ali Wong: Hard Knock Wife,6.9,37 +24329,"[12, 16, 10751, 14]",529790,fr,Pachamama,7.931,2018-10-20,Pachamama,5.8,7 +24330,"[80, 18]",11656,sv,Jungfrukällan,7.926,1960-02-08,The Virgin Spring,8.0,219 +24331,[18],482712,fr,L'Apparition,7.913,2018-09-07,The Apparition,6.4,63 +24332,[35],502143,en,The Breaker Upperers,7.906,2018-03-10,The Breaker Upperers,5.1,103 +24333,"[18, 10402, 10749, 53]",519255,en,Bel Canto,7.905,2018-09-14,Bel Canto,4.8,30 +24334,[35],535358,en,Ellen DeGeneres: Relatable,7.904,2018-12-18,Ellen DeGeneres: Relatable,6.9,82 +24335,"[12, 80, 10751, 35]",425148,en,Show Dogs,7.904,2018-05-18,Show Dogs,5.9,92 +24336,[35],446695,en,An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn,7.903,2018-10-19,An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn,6.0,29 +24337,[18],489934,en,Monsters and Men,7.903,2018-09-28,Monsters and Men,5.6,15 +24338,[35],431072,en,Step Sisters,7.897,2018-01-19,Step Sisters,6.4,285 +24339,"[878, 27, 9648, 53]",478528,en,Beyond The Sky,7.892,2018-09-21,Beyond The Sky,5.1,31 +24340,[27],436373,en,Primal Rage,7.889,2018-02-27,Primal Rage,5.3,50 +24341,[18],392982,en,Marshall,7.879,2017-10-13,Marshall,7.3,257 +24342,"[35, 53]",520596,en,The Oath,7.867,2018-10-12,The Oath,5.8,31 +24343,[35],490005,en,Never Goin' Back,7.863,2018-08-03,Never Goin' Back,6.4,33 +24344,"[28, 35, 18]",468219,en,Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back),7.855,2018-11-30,Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back),6.2,99 +24345,"[18, 10751, 35]",496327,hi,सुई धागा,7.836,2018-09-28,Sui Dhaaga - Made in India,6.9,26 +24346,"[28, 878, 16]",452970,ja,劇場版 マジンガーZ ／ INFINITY,7.836,2018-02-11,Mazinger Z: Infinity,5.8,90 +24347,"[35, 18]",338768,en,Please Stand By,7.832,2018-01-26,Please Stand By,6.8,174 +24348,"[27, 35, 14]",461928,en,Anna and the Apocalypse,7.825,2018-11-30,Anna and the Apocalypse,6.3,54 +24349,[18],42602,sv,En passion,7.824,2018-11-20,The Passion of Anna,7.5,60 +24350,"[18, 10749]",530154,hi,Lust Stories,7.811,2018-06-15,Lust Stories,6.6,46 +24351,[35],508933,en,Ricky Gervais: Humanity,7.81,2018-03-13,Ricky Gervais: Humanity,8.0,126 +24352,[99],446663,en,Andre the Giant,7.809,2018-04-10,Andre the Giant,7.1,54 +24353,[99],489985,en,Minding the Gap,7.803,2018-01-21,Minding the Gap,7.9,51 +24354,"[18, 10402]",515114,en,Honey: Rise Up and Dance,7.796,2018-04-03,Honey: Rise Up and Dance,6.4,33 +24355,[27],492621,en,The Midnight Man,7.794,2018-01-19,The Midnight Man,5.1,170 +24356,"[28, 27, 53]",432579,en,Corbin Nash,7.79,2018-04-20,Corbin Nash,5.3,33 +24357,"[28, 9648, 53]",500921,en,Between Worlds,7.775,2018-12-21,Between Worlds,3.7,34 +24358,"[18, 35]",456086,en,Support the Girls,7.774,2018-08-24,Support the Girls,6.1,53 +24359,"[35, 10770, 10402]",517596,en,Adam Sandler: 100% Fresh,7.767,2018-10-23,Adam Sandler: 100% Fresh,7.3,45 +24360,"[28, 18]",564147,kn,ಕೆಜಿಎಫ್ ಅಧ್ಯಾಯ ೧,7.759,2018-12-20,K.G.F: Chapter 1,7.1,25 +24361,"[10752, 18]",383585,en,The Yellow Birds,7.757,2018-06-15,The Yellow Birds,6.2,50 +24362,"[9648, 27, 878]",505063,en,Await Further Instructions,7.732,2018-10-05,Await Further Instructions,5.4,68 +24363,[18],487850,ja,寝ても覚めても,7.729,2018-10-06,Asako I & II,7.1,30 +24364,"[99, 10752, 10770, 36]",523818,en,The Cold Blue,7.724,2018-05-23,The Cold Blue,8.0,2 +24365,"[18, 35]",454312,en,Tyrel,7.714,2018-12-05,Tyrel,6.3,8 +24366,"[80, 18]",531647,en,22 Chaser,7.707,2018-10-19,22 Chaser,6.8,6 +24367,"[18, 10749, 35]",499319,en,Duck Butter,7.699,2018-04-27,Duck Butter,5.6,75 +24368,"[35, 10749]",531736,fr,Les goûts et les couleurs,7.689,2018-06-24,"To Each, Her Own",5.0,106 +24369,"[18, 36, 35]",450322,en,The Man Who Invented Christmas,7.687,2017-11-22,The Man Who Invented Christmas,6.6,323 +24370,"[16, 28, 35, 878, 10770]",491633,en,Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors,7.683,2018-09-30,Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors,6.1,16 +24371,"[18, 53, 10749]",528998,en,Affairs of State,7.664,2018-06-15,Affairs of State,5.0,8 +24372,"[27, 28, 878]",520466,en,Lake Placid: Legacy,7.663,2018-05-28,Lake Placid: Legacy,4.2,41 +24373,"[10751, 14, 16, 12]",494407,ja,劇場版ポケットモンスター みんなの物語,7.662,2018-07-31,Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us,6.5,33 +24374,"[27, 18, 53]",457955,fr,La nuit a dévoré le monde,7.652,2018-07-13,The Night Eats the World,5.6,155 +24375,"[10752, 18]",26372,sv,Skammen,7.642,1968-12-23,Shame,7.8,77 +24376,"[9648, 80, 18, 53]",412302,en,Gemini,7.62,2018-03-30,Gemini,5.6,59 +24377,"[27, 14, 18, 9648]",333357,en,Stephanie,7.616,2017-04-27,Stephanie,5.6,87 +24378,[18],519253,it,Rimetti a noi i nostri debiti,7.608,2018-05-04,Forgive Us Our Debts,6.2,173 +24379,[18],477887,en,The White Crow,7.579,2019-04-26,The White Crow,6.4,8 +24380,[10749],486753,en,Not Cinderella's Type,7.558,2018-02-20,Not Cinderella's Type,6.9,27 +24381,[99],502166,en,Take Your Pills,7.551,2018-03-09,Take Your Pills,6.9,70 +24382,"[28, 878, 53]",513324,en,Higher Power,7.544,2018-05-11,Higher Power,4.9,43 +24383,[27],481375,en,Malevolent,7.543,2018-10-05,Malevolent,5.0,236 +24384,"[53, 27]",440444,en,Piercing,7.528,2019-02-01,Piercing,5.9,38 +24385,"[53, 28, 18]",529982,en,Asher,7.523,2018-12-07,Asher,6.3,29 +24386,[99],517686,en,The Russian Five,7.493,2018-04-11,The Russian Five,10.0,1 +24387,"[28, 35, 12]",473920,en,S.M.A.R.T. Chase,7.493,2018-08-31,S.M.A.R.T. Chase,5.1,43 +24388,"[28, 18, 35]",504056,zh,大師兄,7.487,2018-08-31,Big Brother,7.8,12 +24389,[27],502406,en,St. Agatha,7.483,2019-02-08,St. Agatha,5.2,40 +24390,"[35, 10402, 10749]",426338,es,La llamada,7.471,2018-01-09,Holy Camp!,7.0,209 +24391,"[27, 14]",538858,hi,तुम्बाड,7.47,2018-09-21,Tumbbad,7.6,42 +24392,"[28, 878]",347111,en,Scorched Earth,7.469,2018-02-02,Scorched Earth,5.5,44 +24393,[53],503517,en,In the Cloud,7.467,2018-02-08,In the Cloud,4.5,10 +24394,[53],503420,en,Relentless,7.457,2018-02-06,Relentless,5.5,6 +24395,"[28, 18]",426284,ja,無限の住人,7.451,2017-11-03,Blade of the Immortal,6.5,194 +24396,"[10770, 18]",448565,en,The Child in Time,7.451,2018-04-10,The Child in Time,5.9,96 +24397,"[18, 10749]",517987,sw,Rafiki,7.44,2019-04-19,Rafiki,7.7,28 +24398,"[18, 53, 9648]",516630,en,The Standoff at Sparrow Creek,7.426,2019-01-18,The Standoff at Sparrow Creek,6.3,22 +24399,"[28, 878]",508648,en,Battle Drone,7.425,2018-03-01,Battle Drone,5.1,20 +24400,"[28, 878, 27, 10770]",523931,en,Megalodon,7.423,2018-10-26,Megalodon,5.8,86 +24401,[35],422615,en,The Clapper,7.405,2018-01-26,The Clapper,5.0,104 +24402,[37],514759,en,Gone Are the Days,7.37,2018-03-16,Gone Are the Days,6.4,15 +24403,[18],12761,sv,Höstsonaten,7.363,1978-10-08,Autumn Sonata,8.1,159 +24404,"[80, 18, 53]",460071,en,Lizzie,7.361,2018-09-14,Lizzie,5.7,60 +24405,"[35, 18]",447682,en,Boundaries,7.357,2018-06-22,Boundaries,6.3,14 +24406,[18],513427,en,King Lear,7.334,2018-09-27,King Lear,6.0,23 +24407,"[18, 10770]",463158,en,My Dinner with Hervé,7.33,2018-10-20,My Dinner with Hervé,6.5,41 +24408,[35],370187,en,Frat Pack,7.321,2018-06-19,Frat Pack,5.0,4 +24409,"[9648, 53]",345923,en,All I See Is You,7.312,2017-10-27,All I See Is You,4.9,311 +24410,[35],311307,en,The Legacy of a Whitetail Deer Hunter,7.3,2018-03-10,The Legacy of a Whitetail Deer Hunter,5.3,48 +24411,"[18, 10749]",467915,en,The Delinquent Season,7.298,2018-11-09,The Delinquent Season,7.1,14 +24412,"[9648, 53, 27]",497327,pt,Asylum of Fear,7.295,2018-01-09,Asylum of Fear,5.0,11 +24413,"[18, 10749, 35]",341735,en,The Seagull,7.287,2018-05-11,The Seagull,5.8,25 +24414,"[28, 12, 10770]",511343,en,Tomb Invader,7.281,2018-03-09,Tomb Invader,4.1,22 +24415,"[53, 80, 9648]",412000,en,Small Town Crime,7.272,2018-01-19,Small Town Crime,6.6,97 +24416,[878],546391,en,The Dawnseeker,7.271,2018-08-16,The Dawnseeker,4.2,9 +24417,"[27, 53]",496212,es,No dormirás,7.249,2018-04-19,You Shall Not Sleep,5.1,58 +24418,"[10752, 18, 10749]",426618,en,Where Hands Touch,7.244,2018-09-14,Where Hands Touch,7.8,43 +24419,"[35, 18]",434596,en,An Actor Prepares,7.244,2018-08-31,An Actor Prepares,6.5,10 +24420,"[878, 28, 27]",504982,en,The Jurassic Games,7.244,2018-05-21,The Jurassic Games,4.1,37 +24421,"[53, 18, 9648]",429195,en,Dark River,7.243,2018-06-29,Dark River,6.0,31 +24422,"[35, 18]",415401,en,The Party,7.233,2018-02-16,The Party,6.4,229 +24423,"[12, 16, 35, 10751, 878]",504997,en,Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: The Flash,7.208,2018-02-13,Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: The Flash,6.6,46 +24424,"[27, 53]",524738,id,Sebelum Iblis Menjemput,7.18,2018-09-23,May the Devil Take You,6.1,29 +24425,"[53, 18, 878]",446827,en,Prodigy,7.178,2017-03-04,Prodigy,6.7,43 +24426,[35],419472,en,The Polka King,7.165,2017-01-22,The Polka King,5.6,125 +24427,"[35, 18, 10749, 10402]",426030,en,Finding Your Feet,7.161,2018-03-30,Finding Your Feet,7.2,64 +24428,[27],444149,en,Hellraiser: Judgment,7.125,2018-02-13,Hellraiser: Judgment,4.6,70 +24429,[18],502122,en,First Match,7.123,2018-03-12,First Match,6.1,75 +24430,"[35, 10749, 18]",390059,en,Permission,7.122,2018-02-09,Permission,4.8,69 +24431,"[27, 53]",526295,en,Another Soul,7.119,2018-05-25,Another Soul,4.8,9 +24432,"[35, 27]",472338,en,Victor Crowley,7.118,2017-08-22,Victor Crowley,5.7,44 +24433,"[18, 35]",399725,en,Ideal Home,7.109,2018-06-29,Ideal Home,6.6,69 +24434,"[35, 18, 37]",414018,en,Damsel,7.086,2018-06-22,Damsel,4.8,31 +24435,[35],529531,en,Hannah Gadsby: Nanette,7.07,2018-06-19,Hannah Gadsby: Nanette,8.4,112 +24436,"[53, 27]",463022,en,The Super,7.042,2018-10-19,The Super,5.5,51 +24437,[27],371003,en,Kill Game,7.041,2018-01-19,Kill Game,4.8,15 +24438,"[18, 10752]",438259,en,Journey's End,7.039,2018-03-16,Journey's End,6.3,91 +24439,"[35, 18, 36]",427214,en,The Happy Prince,7.031,2018-10-05,The Happy Prince,6.8,70 +24440,[99],510258,en,End Game,7.03,2018-01-21,End Game,7.5,33 +24441,"[18, 27]",18333,sv,Vargtimmen,7.021,1968-04-08,Hour of the Wolf,7.5,171 +24442,[99],520370,en,The American Meme,7.018,2018-04-27,The American Meme,6.1,40 +24443,"[10749, 35]",354083,en,Sharon 1.2.3.,7.013,2018-09-21,Sharon 1.2.3.,4.1,6 +24444,[35],457243,en,The Long Dumb Road,6.995,2018-11-09,The Long Dumb Road,5.8,19 +24445,[35],510095,en,Baja,6.975,2018-04-01,Baja,6.5,5 +24446,"[18, 10752, 28, 12]",345934,en,Air Strike,6.971,2018-10-26,Air Strike,3.9,56 +24447,[878],522882,en,Hover,6.966,2018-06-30,Hover,4.9,9 +24448,"[27, 53]",524788,en,The Appearance,6.965,2018-06-27,The Appearance,5.3,15 +24449,"[18, 35]",452731,en,The Land of Steady Habits,6.962,2018-09-14,The Land of Steady Habits,5.6,64 +24450,"[18, 35]",502422,en,Thunder Road,6.96,2018-03-12,Thunder Road,7.0,82 +24451,[53],443849,en,Winter Ridge,6.953,2018-09-18,Winter Ridge,5.6,10 +24452,[53],539619,en,Edge of Fear,6.949,2018-08-01,Edge of Fear,5.0,27 +24453,"[28, 53]",348389,en,Stratton,6.945,2018-01-05,Stratton,4.9,124 +24454,"[27, 53]",416160,en,The Vault,6.945,2017-09-01,The Vault,4.7,187 +24455,"[878, 18, 9648]",451877,en,I Think We're Alone Now,6.933,2018-09-14,I Think We're Alone Now,6.1,78 +24456,[27],521509,en,Extremity,6.929,2018-09-17,Extremity,5.4,11 +24457,"[80, 53, 18]",414063,fr,Le Fidèle,6.927,2017-10-21,Racer and the Jailbird,6.2,84 +24458,"[18, 878, 18]",587928,en,Violentia,6.91,2018-04-28,Violentia,5.3,4 +24459,[18],444431,he,פוֹקְסטְרוֹט,6.902,2018-03-02,Foxtrot,7.2,75 +24460,"[27, 53]",550172,en,High Voltage,6.898,2018-10-19,High Voltage,4.6,6 +24461,"[10749, 18, 35]",496076,hi,शून्य,6.889,2018-12-21,Zero,5.4,30 +24462,"[28, 16, 14, 12, 35, 878]",503314,ja,ドラゴンボール超スーパー ブロリー,6.868,2019-01-16,Dragon Ball Super: Broly,7.4,721 +24463,"[99, 35]",493100,en,Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind,6.864,2018-01-19,Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind,8.0,58 +24464,[27],491132,en,Before Someone Gets Hurt,6.848,2018-07-01,Before Someone Gets Hurt,4.2,9 +24465,"[35, 10749, 18, 9648]",522921,zh,超时空同居,6.84,2018-05-17,How Long Will I Love U,7.4,11 +24466,"[10752, 28]",480465,en,Wunderland,6.834,2018-02-19,Wunderland,4.3,10 +24467,"[27, 35]",396321,en,Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich,6.827,2018-08-17,Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich,5.7,41 +24468,[99],492994,de,The Cleaners,6.825,2018-01-19,The Cleaners,7.4,20 +24469,"[18, 10749, 35]",416186,fr,Le Redoutable,6.823,2018-04-20,Godard Mon Amour,6.8,160 +24470,"[53, 28]",516321,en,The Assassin's Code,6.817,2018-05-11,The Assassin's Code,5.2,13 +24471,"[18, 36]",517991,ko,공작,6.794,2018-08-17,The Spy Gone North,7.3,33 +24472,[35],531949,en,Father of the Year,6.794,2018-07-20,Father of the Year,5.3,235 +24473,[99],474104,en,Demon House,6.778,2018-03-16,Demon House,5.4,48 +24474,[18],558095,en,All Is True,6.777,2018-12-21,All Is True,6.3,8 +24475,"[27, 14]",535280,en,Dracula in Love,6.772,2018-07-11,Dracula in Love,5.0,7 +24476,"[18, 36, 37]",396373,en,Woman Walks Ahead,6.77,2018-04-25,Woman Walks Ahead,6.7,52 +24477,"[53, 18]",414187,en,Josie,6.768,2018-03-16,Josie,5.2,21 +24478,"[10749, 35]",345935,en,Half Magic,6.768,2018-02-23,Half Magic,5.2,16 +24479,[53],467240,en,Burning Shadow,6.766,2018-08-07,Burning Shadow,6.7,8 +24480,[53],548754,en,River Runs Red,6.745,2018-11-09,River Runs Red,4.6,17 +24481,"[28, 80]",531384,cn,無雙,6.744,2018-10-31,Project Gutenberg,6.8,13 +24482,"[27, 53]",552660,en,No Escape Room,6.742,2018-10-06,No Escape Room,6.1,30 +24483,"[27, 53]",365995,en,Inside,6.727,2018-01-12,Inside,4.7,88 +24484,"[18, 80]",504599,en,Donnybrook,6.718,2019-02-15,Donnybrook,6.3,9 +24485,"[27, 9648]",531145,en,Boarding School,6.715,2018-08-31,Boarding School,6.2,59 +24486,"[18, 10402]",520679,en,Her Smell,6.712,2019-04-12,Her Smell,6.6,15 +24487,[18],442811,es,La enfermedad del domingo,6.687,2018-04-19,Sunday's Illness,6.8,43 +24488,"[16, 35, 10751, 878]",546728,en,Auntie Edna,6.682,2018-10-23,Auntie Edna,7.4,27 +24489,"[10770, 10749]",502970,en,The Wedding Do Over,6.662,2018-02-03,The Wedding Do Over,5.1,7 +24490,[18],499556,zh,大象席地而坐,6.645,2018-03-08,An Elephant Sitting Still,8.6,28 +24491,[18],340268,en,State Like Sleep,6.642,2019-01-04,State Like Sleep,4.7,8 +24492,"[27, 53]",480007,id,Mata Batin,6.64,2018-09-28,The 3rd Eye,5.5,26 +24493,"[12, 14, 9648, 18]",474444,fr,Les garçons sauvages,6.639,2018-08-24,The Wild Boys,6.7,54 +24494,"[12, 35, 14]",497984,zh,捉妖记2,6.637,2018-02-14,Monster Hunt 2,6.3,14 +24495,"[27, 53]",507892,en,Devil's Tree: Rooted Evil,6.637,2018-02-27,Devil's Tree: Rooted Evil,5.9,14 +24496,[99],489994,en,Shirkers,6.633,2018-01-21,Shirkers,7.5,36 +24497,"[53, 9648]",324538,en,Damascus Cover,6.624,2018-07-20,Damascus Cover,5.5,24 +24498,"[28, 27, 9648]",561546,en,Nazi Overlord,6.611,2018-11-13,Nazi Overlord,3.0,8 +24499,[18],490039,pt,Benzinho,6.608,2018-01-18,Loveling,8.0,25 +24500,[27],524789,en,The Devil's Doorway,6.601,2018-07-13,The Devil's Doorway,4.9,50 +24501,[35],532030,en,Dead Sexy,6.597,2018-01-07,Dead Sexy,2.0,4 +24502,"[27, 53]",523519,en,Anonymous 616,6.581,2018-04-17,Anonymous 616,4.8,12 +24503,[53],525460,en,Welcome Home,6.565,2018-11-16,Welcome Home,5.5,62 +24504,"[14, 28, 80]",397852,fi,Rendel,6.556,2018-01-30,Rendel,4.7,60 +24505,[27],489430,es,Aterrados,6.553,2018-09-21,Terrified,6.4,111 +24506,[878],539498,en,Alien Siege,6.545,2018-07-31,Alien Siege,3.7,9 +24507,"[18, 35]",435557,en,The Party's Just Beginning,6.539,2018-12-07,The Party's Just Beginning,6.9,18 +24508,"[28, 80, 18, 53]",552858,en,Blood Brother,6.537,2018-11-30,Blood Brother,6.7,15 +24509,"[53, 27, 18]",409056,en,Along Came the Devil,6.52,2018-08-10,Along Came the Devil,4.9,16 +24510,"[28, 53, 80]",372782,zh,追捕,6.504,2018-05-04,Manhunt,5.2,40 +24511,"[18, 10749, 53, 9648]",429070,fr,Les Fantômes d'Ismaël,6.5,2018-03-23,Ismael's Ghosts,5.7,82 +24512,[53],461337,en,Separated At Birth,6.483,2018-02-09,Separated At Birth,5.5,14 +24513,"[10749, 18, 80]",408873,en,Kings,6.477,2018-04-27,Kings,6.1,64 +24514,"[878, 35, 27]",469715,en,Snake Outta Compton,6.465,2018-04-23,Snake Outta Compton,3.4,11 +24515,"[10402, 10751, 14, 10770, 35]",505904,en,Freaky Friday,6.454,2018-08-10,Freaky Friday,5.4,36 +24516,"[53, 18]",492258,en,Cocaine Godmother,6.439,2018-01-20,Cocaine Godmother,6.7,30 +24517,"[18, 36, 37]",468210,en,Sweet Country,6.435,2018-04-06,Sweet Country,6.8,67 +24518,[27],434520,en,The Ninth Passenger,6.4,2018-07-18,The Ninth Passenger,4.5,11 +24519,"[28, 27, 878]",531208,en,Triassic World,6.396,2018-06-19,Triassic World,5.2,6 +24520,"[10749, 10770]",550023,en,Christmas at the Palace,6.391,2018-11-22,Christmas at the Palace,6.6,10 +24521,[35],502426,en,Furlough,6.383,2018-03-16,Furlough,5.6,26 +24522,[9648],542202,en,Don't Go,6.378,2018-10-26,Don't Go,5.8,12 +24523,"[878, 10770]",352548,en,5th Passenger,6.371,2018-05-30,5th Passenger,4.9,16 +24524,[99],505205,en,Pope Francis: A Man of His Word,6.367,2018-05-18,Pope Francis: A Man of His Word,7.3,24 +24525,"[18, 35, 10749]",499722,fr,Amoureux de ma femme,6.359,2018-04-30,The Other Woman,4.9,60 +24526,[18],468735,en,Madeline's Madeline,6.358,2018-08-10,Madeline's Madeline,6.6,27 +24527,"[27, 53]",513224,en,The Executioners,6.355,2018-03-27,The Executioners,5.0,11 +24528,"[27, 35]",551554,en,American Nightmares,6.337,2018-10-11,American Nightmares,4.6,7 +24529,[18],504969,fr,Fauve,6.331,2018-01-18,Fauve,7.8,55 +24530,"[27, 53]",516784,en,The Toybox,6.33,2018-09-14,The Toybox,4.4,22 +24531,[28],447957,en,Vengeance,6.327,2018-08-04,I am Vengeance,5.0,8 +24532,[27],537943,en,Malevolence 3: Killer,6.325,2018-10-11,Malevolence 3: Killer,6.6,6 +24533,"[53, 27, 35, 9648]",241863,ja,神さまの言うとおり,6.292,2018-05-05,As the Gods Will,7.0,93 +24534,"[36, 53]",519956,en,The Last Witness,6.284,2018-05-29,The Last Witness,6.5,29 +24535,[35],535340,en,Iliza Shlesinger: Elder Millennial,6.282,2018-07-24,Iliza Shlesinger: Elder Millennial,7.3,32 +24536,[18],502220,en,1985,6.278,2018-10-26,1985,6.5,10 +24537,[99],511791,en,Mercury 13,6.273,2018-04-08,Mercury 13,6.8,13 +24538,[53],521926,en,Welcome to Curiosity,6.271,2018-08-17,Welcome to Curiosity,6.0,11 +24539,"[27, 35, 9648]",548064,en,You Might Be the Killer,6.263,2018-09-21,You Might Be the Killer,6.2,27 +24540,[35],430011,en,Supercon,6.253,2018-04-27,Supercon,4.8,13 +24541,"[18, 28, 12, 53, 9648, 14]",518764,zh,动物世界,6.252,2018-06-13,Animal World,6.9,34 +24542,[18],451919,en,What They Had,6.252,2018-10-19,What They Had,6.8,23 +24543,"[18, 53]",471310,en,White Orchid,6.249,2018-02-01,White Orchid,6.0,9 +24544,[27],503751,en,The Ranger,6.247,2018-03-12,The Ranger,4.9,24 +24545,[27],345921,en,Headgame,6.246,2018-02-20,Headgame,4.6,19 +24546,"[14, 18, 9648]",5961,sv,Fanny och Alexander,6.239,1983-06-17,Fanny & Alexander,7.8,282 +24547,"[27, 10770]",533527,en,Ouija Seance: The Final Game,6.233,2018-07-03,Ouija Seance: The Final Game,4.1,11 +24548,[27],512064,en,Anne,6.222,2019-03-07,Anne,2.0,9 +24549,"[99, 10402]",507256,en,Whitney,6.218,2018-07-06,Whitney,7.9,79 +24550,"[35, 18, 10751, 53]",489996,en,Clara's Ghost,6.214,2018-12-06,Clara's Ghost,7.0,4 +24551,"[18, 35]",345317,en,Final Portrait,6.212,2018-03-09,Final Portrait,6.1,74 +24552,"[18, 35]",497864,en,The New Romantic,6.203,2018-11-09,The New Romantic,6.5,43 +24553,"[35, 878, 10749]",396622,en,Andover,6.202,2018-05-04,Andover,5.7,16 +24554,"[10749, 14, 10751, 16]",431819,ja,打ち上げ花火、下から見るか？横から見るか？,6.201,2018-07-04,"Fireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom?",5.7,73 +24555,[878],540970,en,Collider,6.2,2018-08-07,Collider,3.3,6 +24556,"[12, 9648, 10749, 53]",513285,en,Trouble Is My Business,6.196,2018-04-03,Trouble Is My Business,7.8,6 +24557,[18],430446,en,Come Sunday,6.187,2018-01-21,Come Sunday,6.2,21 +24558,"[27, 53]",519337,en,Tempus Tormentum,6.18,2018-04-17,Tempus Tormentum,5.2,9 +24559,"[35, 10749, 53]",391912,en,Rosy,6.175,2018-07-17,Rosy,5.4,14 +24560,"[28, 878]",503579,en,Apocalypse Rising,6.156,2018-06-12,Apocalypse Rising,5.3,4 +24561,"[27, 53]",534235,en,14 Cameras,6.153,2018-07-13,14 Cameras,5.5,27 +24562,"[80, 18]",453270,it,A Ciambra,6.152,2018-01-19,The Ciambra,7.5,65 +24563,"[27, 53]",518240,en,The Nursery,6.147,2018-06-15,The Nursery,3.8,5 +24564,"[18, 28, 36]",465642,hi,Parmanu: The Story of Pokhran,6.142,2018-05-25,Parmanu: The Story of Pokhran,7.3,25 +24565,"[10402, 10749]",457308,en,Heartbeats,6.127,2018-03-20,Heartbeats,6.9,69 +24566,"[878, 28, 53]",526475,en,Astro,6.126,2018-06-08,Astro,4.1,7 +24567,[27],503430,en,Curse of the Witch's Doll,6.126,2018-02-06,Curse of the Witch's Doll,3.3,8 +24568,[18],385955,en,Where Is Kyra?,6.12,2018-04-06,Where Is Kyra?,6.2,22 +24569,"[80, 53, 37]",393834,en,Goldstone,6.119,2018-03-02,Goldstone,6.1,43 +24570,"[36, 18]",399440,en,Peterloo,6.117,2019-04-05,Peterloo,7.3,20 +24571,[18],506680,en,Unbroken: Path to Redemption,6.115,2018-09-14,Unbroken: Path to Redemption,6.7,23 +24572,[35],516525,en,Seth Rogen's Hilarity for Charity,6.111,2018-04-06,Seth Rogen's Hilarity for Charity,5.1,43 +24573,"[16, 12, 10751, 36, 10752]",433694,en,Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero,6.107,2018-04-13,Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero,6.4,9 +24574,[27],517015,en,The Campus,6.097,2018-01-26,The Campus,4.4,5 +24575,[27],554739,en,The Final Wish,6.097,2019-01-24,The Final Wish,4.4,28 +24576,[18],47721,sv,Gycklarnas afton,6.095,2018-12-18,Sawdust and Tinsel,7.3,60 +24577,"[10751, 10749]",534344,en,Running for Grace,6.082,2018-08-17,Running for Grace,6.4,15 +24578,[18],527427,en,Enter The Wild,6.079,2017-12-01,Enter The Wild,4.1,19 +24579,[18],490000,en,We the Animals,6.078,2018-01-20,We the Animals,6.8,42 +24580,[27],500535,en,Seven in Heaven,6.07,2018-10-05,Seven in Heaven,6.1,27 +24581,[99],490785,en,"Hale County This Morning, This Evening",6.069,2018-01-19,"Hale County This Morning, This Evening",5.6,16 +24582,[18],502124,en,Sadie,6.061,2018-10-12,Sadie,7.6,6 +24583,[35],504331,en,Hurricane Bianca: From Russia with Hate,6.061,2018-05-18,Hurricane Bianca: From Russia with Hate,5.5,78 +24584,"[18, 53, 10770]",557587,en,Hidden Intentions,6.049,2018-08-23,Hidden Intentions,5.7,3 +24585,"[28, 53]",493620,hi,अय्यारी,6.047,2018-02-16,Aiyaary,5.5,24 +24586,"[18, 35, 9648, 10770]",526089,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: To the Altar",6.046,2018-07-15,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: To the Altar",6.0,5 +24587,[27],470614,en,Tales from the Hood 2,6.045,2018-07-13,Tales from the Hood 2,3.7,11 +24588,[18],543772,es,Icebox,6.035,2018-12-07,Icebox,7.8,10 +24589,[99],532944,en,Ronnie Coleman: The King,6.035,2018-06-22,Ronnie Coleman: The King,7.7,26 +24590,"[18, 28]",434129,en,Days of Power,6.009,2018-02-20,Days of Power,5.3,12 +24591,[18],537617,en,The Padre,6.007,2018-09-28,The Padre,6.0,29 +24592,[99],538002,en,They'll Love Me When I'm Dead,6.001,2018-08-31,They'll Love Me When I'm Dead,7.4,41 +24593,"[53, 18]",533109,es,Cola de Mono,5.995,2018-07-15,Cola de Mono,6.7,5 +24594,"[18, 10749]",458741,ml,മായാനദി,5.994,2018-03-08,Mayaanadhi,7.9,16 +24595,[99],492638,en,The Sentence,5.989,2018-01-20,The Sentence,7.1,5 +24596,[27],501851,en,Ouija House,5.982,2018-05-05,Ouija House,4.0,12 +24597,[18],491474,en,Skate Kitchen,5.977,2018-08-10,Skate Kitchen,7.1,37 +24598,"[53, 18, 27]",510284,en,Braid,5.972,2019-02-01,Braid,6.4,18 +24599,"[16, 12, 10751, 14]",543583,en,Cinderella and the Secret Prince,5.971,2018-10-01,Cinderella and the Secret Prince,4.0,2 +24600,[35],542694,en,Bert Kreischer: Secret Time,5.965,2018-08-24,Bert Kreischer: Secret Time,7.0,15 +24601,"[53, 10770]",520145,en,Lethal Admirer,5.96,2018-04-15,Lethal Admirer,6.2,3 +24602,"[28, 27, 53]",526224,en,Big Legend,5.955,2018-07-01,Big Legend,5.7,29 +24603,"[18, 10749]",133919,sv,Scener ur ett äktenskap,5.952,2018-11-20,Scenes from a Marriage,8.2,88 +24604,[35],532374,en,Jim Jefferies: This Is Me Now,5.934,2018-07-13,Jim Jefferies: This Is Me Now,7.1,30 +24605,"[18, 878]",415312,en,The Man from Earth: Holocene,5.926,2017-06-10,The Man from Earth: Holocene,6.1,55 +24606,"[80, 28, 53]",551947,en,Betrayed,5.919,2018-10-02,Betrayed,6.2,6 +24607,[27],527642,en,Flight 666,5.891,2018-05-31,Flight 666,5.2,15 +24608,"[53, 28, 80]",421473,en,Above Suspicion,5.879,2018-06-01,Above Suspicion,6.8,2 +24609,[18],422619,en,Jonathan,5.874,2018-11-16,Jonathan,5.9,70 +24610,[18],387827,es,Tiempo compartido,5.872,2018-01-20,Time Share,5.4,18 +24611,"[10749, 18]",484355,en,Here and Now,5.871,2018-11-09,Here and Now,4.9,17 +24612,[99],541576,en,Meeting Gorbachev,5.87,2019-05-03,Meeting Gorbachev,10.0,3 +24613,"[18, 14]",364220,en,The Keeping Hours,5.868,2017-06-15,The Keeping Hours,6.6,42 +24614,"[53, 10770]",487088,en,Devious Nanny,5.861,2018-03-02,Devious Nanny,7.5,4 +24615,"[12, 35, 80]",505418,en,The Escape of Prisoner 614,5.853,2018-04-27,The Escape of Prisoner 614,6.3,12 +24616,[35],503758,en,Most Likely to Murder,5.828,2018-03-12,Most Likely to Murder,5.9,18 +24617,[18],510041,en,Maine,5.806,2018-12-13,Maine,5.4,10 +24618,[18],501577,en,Daddy Issues,5.804,2018-01-28,Daddy Issues,4.5,2 +24619,"[99, 10402]",554152,en,Coldplay: A Head Full of Dreams,5.791,2018-11-14,Coldplay: A Head Full of Dreams,8.0,44 +24620,[35],483119,ja,家に帰ると妻が必ず死んだふりをしています。,5.759,2018-10-01,"When I Get Home, My Wife Always Pretends to be Dead",7.3,6 +24621,"[18, 10749]",35861,ja,近松物語,5.754,1958-01-01,The Crucified Lovers,7.9,40 +24622,"[9648, 878, 53]",532163,en,7 Splinters in Time,5.75,2018-07-13,7 Splinters in Time,5.2,5 +24623,"[9648, 10770, 80, 18]",494466,en,Last Scene Alive: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,5.747,2018-01-07,Last Scene Alive: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,6.8,12 +24624,"[18, 9648, 80]",434775,ja,三度目の殺人,5.722,2018-09-28,The Third Murder,6.5,78 +24625,[18],472805,en,Outside In,5.709,2018-03-30,Outside In,6.5,25 +24626,[27],546476,en,Sick for Toys,5.707,2018-09-04,Sick for Toys,5.0,6 +24627,"[10751, 35]",467181,en,Blurt!,5.685,2018-02-19,Blurt!,7.1,15 +24628,[35],520594,en,John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City,5.683,2018-05-01,John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City,8.2,76 +24629,[18],326382,es,Zama,5.671,2017-09-30,Zama,6.9,50 +24630,[27],541042,en,Aura,5.668,2018-08-07,Aura,3.5,4 +24631,"[35, 27]",347392,en,Slice,5.645,2018-09-10,Slice,4.2,35 +24632,[28],533509,en,On the Ropes,5.64,2018-07-03,On the Ropes,3.0,2 +24633,"[10749, 10770]",542602,en,Poinsettias for Christmas,5.63,2018-11-23,Poinsettias for Christmas,6.2,11 +24634,"[53, 27]",426375,en,Malicious,5.621,2018-06-23,Malicious,5.5,44 +24635,"[28, 878, 12, 27]",548257,en,Alien Predator,5.617,2018-09-11,Alien Predator,2.6,7 +24636,"[18, 35]",421471,en,Flower,5.612,2018-03-16,Flower,6.4,96 +24637,[878],449575,en,The Beyond,5.606,2018-01-09,The Beyond,5.1,64 +24638,"[18, 10752]",514407,en,Indivisible,5.599,2018-10-26,Indivisible,5.4,13 +24639,"[16, 35, 10751, 80]",553903,en,Yellow is the New Black,5.598,2018-09-11,Yellow is the New Black,6.1,10 +24640,[35],533550,en,Breaking & Exiting,5.596,2018-08-17,Breaking & Exiting,5.8,27 +24641,"[35, 18]",440424,en,Freak Show,5.589,2018-01-12,Freak Show,7.2,49 +24642,"[53, 18]",415311,en,The Neighbor,5.581,2018-01-26,The Neighbor,4.8,32 +24643,"[18, 10402, 36]",489928,en,Blaze,5.575,2018-09-07,Blaze,6.8,8 +24644,"[99, 10402, 36]",504561,en,Quincy,5.571,2018-09-21,Quincy,8.0,34 +24645,"[99, 10402]",356199,en,Amazing Grace,5.565,2019-04-05,Amazing Grace,7.5,4 +24646,"[18, 10749]",446132,fr,Gauguin: Voyage de Tahiti,5.553,2018-07-11,Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti,5.6,48 +24647,"[16, 12, 35, 10751, 14]",508422,ja,ペンギン・ハイウェイ,5.534,2018-12-31,Penguin Highway,7.7,21 +24648,[18],468287,fr,Hannah,5.53,2018-03-09,Hannah,5.8,28 +24649,[27],436973,en,Dead Night,5.524,2018-07-27,Dead Night,4.4,19 +24650,[27],527014,en,Alien Psychosis,5.52,2018-02-24,Alien Psychosis,5.4,5 +24651,"[18, 27]",552950,en,Welcome to Mercy,5.517,2018-11-02,Welcome to Mercy,5.7,13 +24652,[18],417688,en,Pimp,5.497,2018-11-09,Pimp,6.9,7 +24653,[27],516834,en,Mrs. Claus,5.488,2018-05-04,Mrs. Claus,4.5,6 +24654,[35],523900,en,Spivak,5.485,2018-05-11,Spivak,6.1,13 +24655,[10751],528911,en,Alex & Me,5.474,2018-06-12,Alex & Me,7.3,30 +24656,[878],464742,en,Mad Genius,5.471,2017-12-09,Mad Genius,6.4,5 +24657,"[10749, 18, 10770]",549304,en,Marrying Father Christmas,5.468,2018-11-04,Marrying Father Christmas,5.0,10 +24658,[18],489998,en,Night Comes On,5.464,2018-08-03,Night Comes On,6.7,6 +24659,[53],466174,en,Knuckleball,5.463,2018-04-17,Knuckleball,5.8,12 +24660,"[18, 10751]",564766,en,Orphan Horse,5.458,2018-11-20,Orphan Horse,9.0,5 +24661,"[35, 18, 10749]",448557,en,After Everything,5.456,2018-10-12,After Everything,6.6,13 +24662,"[18, 80]",445559,ru,Подбросы,5.452,2018-10-13,Jumpman,5.6,5 +24663,[27],532973,en,Hell House LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel,5.445,2018-09-14,Hell House LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel,5.4,29 +24664,"[35, 18, 10749]",308805,en,I'd Kill for You,5.441,2018-04-17,I'd Kill for You,5.7,6 +24665,"[35, 18]",527632,en,Hope Springs Eternal,5.436,2018-08-10,Hope Springs Eternal,4.9,15 +24666,[99],511815,en,The Bleeding Edge,5.435,2018-04-21,The Bleeding Edge,6.7,27 +24667,[18],517963,fr,Sofia,5.43,2018-10-12,Sofia,6.9,9 +24668,"[10402, 10770, 10751]",495029,en,Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert,5.428,2018-04-01,Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert,7.4,15 +24669,[27],457685,en,Island Zero,5.422,2018-05-15,Island Zero,4.1,13 +24670,[18],507787,en,Murdered at 17,5.409,2018-07-07,Murdered at 17,8.0,2 +24671,"[53, 18]",433637,en,What Still Remains,5.403,2018-08-14,What Still Remains,5.1,28 +24672,"[53, 9648]",502167,en,Don’t Leave Home,5.403,2018-03-10,Don’t Leave Home,5.0,13 +24673,[878],497328,en,Battalion,5.401,2018-01-09,Battalion,3.0,9 +24674,[99],567320,en,Porndemic,5.385,2018-12-04,Porndemic,6.1,7 +24675,[18],331986,en,The Public,5.385,2019-04-05,The Public,6.0,5 +24676,"[53, 9648]",480853,en,Nancy,5.384,2018-06-08,Nancy,5.7,23 +24677,[878],573641,en,End of the World,5.38,2018-12-20,End of the World,3.5,12 +24678,"[53, 27]",401732,en,Delirium,5.378,2018-01-19,Delirium,3.6,14 +24679,"[878, 35, 18, 10749, 10770]",337426,en,Another Time,5.372,2018-04-24,Another Time,6.4,5 +24680,[35],569485,en,Skin,5.362,2018-08-18,Skin,7.5,29 +24681,[18],525102,en,Girl Lost,5.361,2018-05-01,Girl Lost,4.1,54 +24682,"[28, 80, 18]",515815,en,Killing Joan,5.358,2018-04-03,Killing Joan,4.7,6 +24683,"[53, 18, 878]",450487,en,Fast Color,5.352,2019-03-29,Fast Color,5.5,9 +24684,"[53, 18]",465929,en,Back Roads,5.346,2018-04-20,Back Roads,6.0,22 +24685,[10749],365240,en,Cruise,5.34,2018-09-28,Cruise,6.4,21 +24686,[35],373209,en,Izzy Gets the F*ck Across Town,5.338,2018-06-22,Izzy Gets the F*ck Across Town,6.1,21 +24687,"[12, 14, 27, 9648, 53]",537542,en,The Incantation,5.33,2018-04-27,The Incantation,4.0,6 +24688,"[10749, 10770]",511022,en,The Sweetest Heart,5.323,2018-03-17,The Sweetest Heart,6.4,7 +24689,[99],530454,en,American Chaos,5.316,2018-09-14,American Chaos,6.1,7 +24690,[35],497520,en,Tom Segura: Disgraceful,5.295,2018-01-12,Tom Segura: Disgraceful,7.0,16 +24691,"[18, 28, 80]",547590,en,El Chicano,5.274,2019-05-03,El Chicano,9.0,1 +24692,"[53, 10770]",496671,en,"Blood, Sweat and Lies",5.273,2018-01-05,"Blood, Sweat and Lies",4.5,11 +24693,[99],516503,en,Do You Trust this Computer?,5.259,2018-04-05,Do You Trust this Computer?,7.3,19 +24694,"[53, 28, 18, 27]",436494,en,Feral,5.258,2018-05-25,Feral,5.1,32 +24695,"[9648, 53]",496245,en,Cover Versions,5.255,2018-01-03,Cover Versions,6.6,10 +24696,[53],344276,en,Inhumane,5.253,2018-02-16,Inhumane,3.9,8 +24697,[18],25142,ru,Изгнание,5.247,2018-01-18,The Banishment,7.2,50 +24698,"[18, 10749, 10770]",548537,fr,Jonas,5.243,2018-08-28,Boys,7.0,39 +24699,"[28, 53]",490017,en,Your Move,5.243,2018-06-05,Your Move,5.1,12 +24700,"[10770, 10749]",493762,en,Love on the Slopes,5.24,2018-01-06,Love on the Slopes,6.1,24 +24701,[27],470821,ja,Chi o sû nendo,5.229,2018-04-20,Vampire Clay,6.9,8 +24702,[35],476046,en,Birthmarked,5.222,2018-03-30,Birthmarked,5.9,33 +24703,[18],480823,en,Dirt,5.22,2018-03-07,Dirt,6.2,25 +24704,[53],518200,en,Rideshare,5.206,2018-04-13,Rideshare,4.5,6 +24705,"[18, 10749]",382475,en,The Pass,5.205,2016-10-20,The Pass,6.8,58 +24706,[18],467917,en,A Kid Like Jake,5.198,2018-06-01,A Kid Like Jake,6.2,34 +24707,"[18, 28, 80]",497768,zh,英雄本色,5.189,2018-01-19,A Better Tomorrow,6.6,7 +24708,"[28, 27, 878, 10770]",522438,en,6-Headed Shark Attack,5.189,2018-08-28,6-Headed Shark Attack,5.3,9 +24709,"[27, 28]",365651,en,Minutes to Midnight,5.187,2018-07-03,Minutes to Midnight,4.3,6 +24710,[18],419473,en,Aardvark,5.181,2018-04-13,Aardvark,5.4,11 +24711,[35],495781,en,The 2018 Rose Parade Hosted by Cord & Tish,5.179,2018-01-01,The 2018 Rose Parade Hosted by Cord & Tish,6.3,6 +24712,[35],550248,en,Joe Rogan: Strange Times,5.166,2018-10-02,Joe Rogan: Strange Times,7.7,20 +24713,[99],508003,en,McQueen,5.152,2018-04-22,McQueen,8.2,42 +24714,"[35, 18]",424651,en,Untogether,5.139,2019-02-08,Untogether,6.9,8 +24715,"[35, 18]",411996,en,Measure of a Man,5.135,2018-05-11,Measure of a Man,5.4,15 +24716,"[10749, 10770]",529250,en,"Yes, I Do",5.12,2018-06-30,"Yes, I Do",6.5,12 +24717,[35],538523,en,Demetri Martin: The Overthinker,5.094,2018-08-10,Demetri Martin: The Overthinker,7.6,20 +24718,"[18, 35, 14]",298096,en,The Cleanse,5.075,2018-05-04,The Cleanse,5.6,26 +24719,"[10749, 10770]",491411,en,One Winter Weekend,5.051,2018-01-20,One Winter Weekend,6.0,14 +24720,"[9648, 10770]",529371,en,Hailey Dean Mystery: A Will to Kill,5.046,2018-06-17,Hailey Dean Mystery: A Will to Kill,5.8,5 +24721,"[18, 35]",511577,en,EGG,5.035,2019-01-18,EGG,4.8,4 +24722,[18],489982,is,Andið eðlilega,5.023,2018-01-22,And Breathe Normally,7.8,30 +24723,[27],517166,en,The Axiom,5.023,2018-12-07,The Axiom,5.8,8 +24724,[99],510073,en,The Rachel Divide,5.015,2018-04-23,The Rachel Divide,6.4,20 +24725,[99],490780,en,Dark Money,5.006,2018-01-22,Dark Money,6.6,5 +24726,"[18, 35]",472640,is,Undir trénu,5.005,2018-07-06,Under the Tree,7.2,36 +24727,[18],453354,fr,Ava,5.004,2017-11-14,Ava,6.1,65 +24728,"[53, 10749, 35, 28]",471429,en,Blue Iguana,4.993,2018-08-24,Blue Iguana,6.6,27 +24729,"[35, 18]",502141,en,All Square,4.99,2018-10-12,All Square,6.0,5 +24730,[27],522282,en,The Manor,4.986,2018-05-15,The Manor,4.6,5 +24731,"[16, 28, 35, 9648]",483455,ja,文豪ストレイドッグス DEAD APPLE,4.983,2018-05-02,Bungo Stray Dogs: Dead Apple,8.1,17 +24732,[99],493016,en,Genesis 2.0,4.977,2018-01-20,Genesis 2.0,7.0,2 +24733,[18],414454,en,Submission,4.975,2018-03-02,Submission,6.0,8 +24734,[28],501606,ml,രണം,4.964,2018-09-07,Ranam,5.5,7 +24735,"[35, 18]",513568,en,Fishbowl California,4.959,2018-05-01,Fishbowl California,6.8,7 +24736,"[28, 53]",464670,ml,ആദി,4.957,2018-02-08,Aadhi,5.5,10 +24737,"[18, 10749]",496186,en,High Resolution,4.956,2018-10-01,High Resolution,6.5,7 +24738,"[35, 878, 28, 80, 12]",521936,en,Mega Time Squad,4.952,2018-07-16,Mega Time Squad,6.2,13 +24739,"[35, 12, 16]",507562,ja,クレヨンしんちゃん 爆盛！カンフーボーイズ ～拉麺大乱～,4.943,2018-04-30,Crayon Shin-chan: Burst Serving! Kung Fu Boys ~Ramen Rebellion~,4.8,16 +24740,"[53, 27]",433419,en,The Hollow Child,4.941,2018-05-18,The Hollow Child,5.2,26 +24741,"[10751, 10770, 10749]",535812,en,Christmas Joy,4.936,2018-11-03,Christmas Joy,6.4,19 +24742,"[18, 28, 80]",71142,en,One Good Cop,4.927,1991-05-03,One Good Cop,5.0,23 +24743,"[10749, 10770]",547242,en,Under the Autumn Moon,4.923,2018-10-13,Under the Autumn Moon,6.0,7 +24744,"[35, 18, 10749]",431017,fr,Un beau soleil intérieur,4.913,2018-04-27,Let the Sunshine In,5.0,69 +24745,"[18, 53, 9648, 10770]",548682,en,No One Would Tell,4.904,2018-09-16,No One Would Tell,10.0,2 +24746,"[28, 80]",559700,en,Alcatraz,4.901,2018-06-18,Alcatraz,3.2,6 +24747,"[16, 12, 10751, 14]",549484,en,One Small Step,4.895,2018-06-25,One Small Step,7.9,54 +24748,"[12, 18]",548786,en,American Dresser,4.887,2018-09-21,American Dresser,5.8,4 +24749,"[10749, 10770]",525455,en,Love at Sea,4.887,2018-08-11,Love at Sea,5.4,6 +24750,[18],411139,en,I'm Not Here,4.871,2019-03-08,I'm Not Here,6.0,10 +24751,[35],545957,en,Age of Summer,4.868,2018-09-07,Age of Summer,5.4,8 +24752,[99],461234,en,Survivor's Guide to Prison,4.865,2018-02-23,Survivor's Guide to Prison,6.5,12 +24753,"[10751, 12, 35]",505618,en,Aliens Ate My Homework,4.852,2018-03-06,Aliens Ate My Homework,4.8,8 +24754,[80],420915,en,Yardie,4.841,2018-01-20,Yardie,5.3,15 +24755,"[10770, 10749, 18]",521190,en,The Beach House,4.827,2018-04-28,The Beach House,6.4,17 +24756,[99],504769,en,The Redeemed and the Dominant: Fittest on Earth,4.823,2018-03-23,The Redeemed and the Dominant: Fittest on Earth,7.7,9 +24757,[18],473706,en,Pin Cushion,4.823,2018-07-20,Pin Cushion,6.9,20 +24758,[99],511972,en,"Love, Gilda",4.822,2018-04-18,"Love, Gilda",7.2,17 +24759,"[10751, 16]",339669,en,Blinky Bill the Movie,4.82,2018-12-31,Blinky Bill the Movie,5.3,18 +24760,"[80, 18]",477654,es,Museo,4.819,2018-09-14,Museo,6.5,37 +24761,"[53, 10770]",523354,en,The Queen of Sin,4.819,2018-05-09,The Queen of Sin,3.6,11 +24762,[18],481370,en,Bigger,4.814,2018-10-13,Bigger,6.3,7 +24763,[53],502193,af,Nommer 37,4.814,2018-11-09,Number 37,5.8,5 +24764,"[18, 53]",490033,en,Holiday,4.813,2019-02-22,Holiday,5.5,25 +24765,[18],476344,en,The Chaperone,4.808,2019-03-29,The Chaperone,4.0,2 +24766,"[18, 35]",431491,en,Bodied,4.801,2018-11-02,Bodied,7.5,40 +24767,[99],493121,en,Science Fair,4.791,2018-09-14,Science Fair,6.8,6 +24768,"[10751, 10749, 10770]",550017,en,Road to Christmas,4.784,2018-11-04,Road to Christmas,6.4,14 +24769,"[16, 10751, 14, 12, 35, 10402]",436120,ja,夜明け告げるルーのうた,4.775,2018-05-11,Lu Over the Wall,7.5,28 +24770,"[18, 10751, 10749]",434767,en,God Bless the Broken Road,4.774,2018-09-07,God Bless the Broken Road,6.0,7 +24771,"[10749, 10770]",550022,en,Mingle All the Way,4.769,2018-12-01,Mingle All the Way,7.0,11 +24772,[99],490071,en,Half the Picture,4.763,2018-06-08,Half the Picture,5.0,4 +24773,"[27, 53]",513510,en,All Light Will End,4.759,2018-03-24,All Light Will End,6.1,10 +24774,"[18, 80]",537751,en,Gosnell: The Trial of America's Biggest Serial Killer,4.758,2018-10-12,Gosnell: The Trial of America's Biggest Serial Killer,5.4,9 +24775,"[10770, 10749]",505720,en,Wedding March 3: Here Comes the Bride,4.753,2018-02-17,Wedding March 3: Here Comes the Bride,5.3,6 +24776,"[10749, 18, 10770, 14]",535809,en,A Shoe Addict's Christmas,4.752,2018-11-25,A Shoe Addict's Christmas,6.9,13 +24777,[35],377281,sv,Amatörer,4.744,2018-04-21,Amateurs,5.3,4 +24778,[18],484428,sv,Unga Astrid,4.734,2018-11-23,Becoming Astrid,7.4,28 +24779,"[10770, 18, 10749]",531837,en,A Summer to Remember,4.731,2018-08-04,A Summer to Remember,7.4,5 +24780,"[27, 53]",532645,en,Lifechanger,4.729,2018-12-05,Lifechanger,6.7,11 +24781,[27],551608,en,Haunting on Fraternity Row,4.724,2018-11-02,Haunting on Fraternity Row,4.8,8 +24782,[99],531664,en,Path of Blood,4.716,2018-07-13,Path of Blood,6.7,10 +24783,"[53, 27, 878, 14]",481849,en,Living Among Us,4.704,2018-02-02,Living Among Us,5.4,15 +24784,"[18, 10749]",528390,en,Women & Sometimes Men,4.704,2017-10-21,Women & Sometimes Men,5.0,3 +24785,"[53, 18, 27]",498596,en,The Ballerina,4.695,2017-10-20,The Ballerina,6.2,11 +24786,"[14, 35]",446171,fr,Madame Hyde,4.689,2018-04-27,Mrs. Hyde,4.0,42 +24787,[10749],510938,en,The Matchmaker's Playbook,4.686,2018-03-15,The Matchmaker's Playbook,6.0,10 +24788,[53],512173,en,Mistress Hunter,4.667,2018-03-16,Mistress Hunter,5.7,3 +24789,"[10402, 18]",376658,en,Love Beats Rhymes,4.657,2017-12-01,Love Beats Rhymes,5.7,58 +24790,[35],519804,en,Kevin James: Never Don't Give Up,4.652,2018-04-24,Kevin James: Never Don't Give Up,6.4,20 +24791,[28],492684,en,Honor Up,4.648,2018-02-16,Honor Up,5.0,8 +24792,"[16, 12, 80]",533592,en,Scooby-Doo! and the Gourmet Ghost,4.64,2018-08-28,Scooby-Doo! and the Gourmet Ghost,6.5,9 +24793,"[18, 35]",482088,en,Better Start Running,4.634,2018-04-28,Better Start Running,5.7,7 +24794,[35],507729,en,Marlon Wayans: Woke-ish,4.627,2018-02-27,Marlon Wayans: Woke-ish,6.6,24 +24795,[10749],448447,en,In a Relationship,4.617,2018-11-09,In a Relationship,6.5,24 +24796,"[18, 14, 878]",562334,en,Tinker',4.617,2018-11-16,Tinker',4.8,4 +24797,[27],559740,en,Krampus Origins,4.617,2018-11-06,Krampus Origins,4.0,4 +24798,"[10770, 10751]",551863,en,A Veteran's Christmas,4.616,2018-11-11,A Veteran's Christmas,6.9,7 +24799,"[878, 10751, 12]",487509,en,F.R.E.D.I.,4.614,2018-05-03,F.R.E.D.I.,6.1,10 +24800,"[16, 12]",557181,en,Peter Pan: The Quest for the Never Book,4.613,2018-10-19,Peter Pan: The Quest for the Never Book,0.0,4 +24801,"[35, 10770]",558341,en,Trevor Noah: Son of Patricia,4.612,2018-11-20,Trevor Noah: Son of Patricia,7.2,39 +24802,[27],445710,en,Children of the Corn: Runaway,4.606,2018-03-13,Children of the Corn: Runaway,5.9,17 +24803,[18],501154,en,Pass Over,4.605,2018-01-26,Pass Over,7.4,5 +24804,"[10749, 10770]",535810,en,"Pride, Prejudice and Mistletoe",4.604,2018-11-23,"Pride, Prejudice and Mistletoe",6.3,14 +24805,[99],543809,en,Lifeboat,4.602,2018-05-24,Lifeboat,7.2,9 +24806,[53],560412,en,Hospitality,4.597,2018-12-07,Hospitality,5.9,8 +24807,[27],531101,en,Darkness Reigns,4.596,2018-07-10,Darkness Reigns,6.0,7 +24808,"[80, 28, 53]",557336,pl,Plagi Breslau,4.568,2018-11-29,Plagi Breslau,7.3,9 +24809,[99],521862,en,Active Measures,4.566,2018-08-31,Active Measures,8.7,7 +24810,"[10770, 10751, 10749]",535808,en,Christmas at Graceland,4.53,2018-11-17,Christmas at Graceland,6.1,14 +24811,"[53, 27]",550870,en,Twinsanity,4.527,2018-04-12,Twinsanity,3.8,4 +24812,"[28, 18]",534530,te,అరవింద సమేత వీర రాఘవ,4.507,2018-10-11,Aravinda Sametha Veera Raghava,8.9,7 +24813,[53],460279,en,Midnighters,4.498,2018-03-02,Midnighters,6.0,21 +24814,[99],470819,en,Jane,4.494,2017-10-05,Jane,7.7,39 +24815,"[18, 35, 28, 80]",506971,ur,Teefa in Trouble,4.486,2018-07-20,Teefa in Trouble,7.6,11 +24816,"[18, 35]",10148,en,Krystal,4.482,2018-04-13,Krystal,4.1,21 +24817,"[53, 9648, 27]",517764,en,The Farm,4.482,2018-04-20,The Farm,4.0,18 +24818,[99],538161,en,I Am Paul Walker,4.48,2018-08-11,I Am Paul Walker,7.2,9 +24819,[18],481880,en,Trial by Fire,4.48,2019-05-17,Trial by Fire,7.0,3 +24820,"[18, 35]",491303,tr,Kelebekler,4.477,2018-01-22,Butterflies,7.5,22 +24821,[27],516082,en,Dead Squad: Temple of the Undead,4.477,2018-10-21,Dead Squad: Temple of the Undead,4.5,4 +24822,"[9648, 80]",494467,en,Past Malice: An Emma Fielding Mystery,4.456,2018-01-14,Past Malice: An Emma Fielding Mystery,5.5,11 +24823,"[10752, 18]",515348,fr,La Miséricorde de la jungle,4.448,2018-10-12,The Mercy of the Jungle,5.5,3 +24824,"[16, 18]",510318,es,Buñuel en el laberinto de las tortugas,4.432,2018-10-20,Buñuel in the Labyrinth of the Turtles,8.0,2 +24825,[35],533972,en,Bill Maher: Live From Oklahoma,4.43,2018-07-07,Bill Maher: Live From Oklahoma,6.8,8 +24826,"[28, 35, 53]",497796,en,Best F(r)iends: Volume 2,4.43,2018-06-01,Best F(r)iends: Volume 2,6.8,6 +24827,"[10770, 10751]",550651,en,A Very Nutty Christmas,4.43,2018-11-30,A Very Nutty Christmas,5.5,10 +24828,"[18, 10751, 878]",554979,en,Mail Order Monster,4.423,2018-11-06,Mail Order Monster,5.6,5 +24829,"[27, 53]",532636,en,Lasso,4.421,2018-11-13,Lasso,6.9,8 +24830,[35],521512,en,Tig Notaro: Happy To Be Here,4.418,2018-05-22,Tig Notaro: Happy To Be Here,6.2,20 +24831,[18],500824,en,Lemonade,4.4,2018-04-19,Lemonade,8.0,5 +24832,[27],473902,en,The Amityville Murders,4.387,2018-10-09,The Amityville Murders,5.1,17 +24833,[18],407719,en,Golden Exits,4.369,2018-02-09,Golden Exits,6.2,25 +24834,"[10749, 10770]",497411,en,Secret Millionaire,4.367,2018-01-06,Secret Millionaire,7.2,10 +24835,[99],493101,en,Studio 54,4.365,2018-10-05,Studio 54,6.8,20 +24836,"[10770, 18]",550776,en,Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey,4.356,2018-09-30,Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey,6.0,3 +24837,"[10402, 16, 18]",482150,ja,リズと青い鳥,4.345,2018-11-09,Liz and the Blue Bird,7.4,10 +24838,[99],489992,en,Our New President,4.344,2018-01-18,Our New President,6.0,2 +24839,"[18, 10749, 878]",517582,en,Dirty Computer,4.316,2018-04-23,Dirty Computer,8.2,16 +24840,[35],557606,en,John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons,4.304,2018-11-05,John Leguizamo's Latin History for Morons,7.3,13 +24841,"[35, 10770, 10749]",497515,en,Cooking with Love,4.302,2018-02-11,Cooking with Love,6.3,7 +24842,"[53, 37]",547116,en,Deadman Standing,4.298,2018-04-15,Deadman Standing,6.0,1 +24843,[35],361787,pt,TOC: Transtornada Obsessiva Compulsiva,4.298,2018-03-11,Neurotic Quest for Serenity,5.2,51 +24844,[18],426257,en,"Roxanne, Roxanne",4.29,2017-01-22,"Roxanne, Roxanne",6.0,53 +24845,"[35, 18]",510338,es,Dry Martina,4.287,2018-04-19,Dry Martina,7.1,6 +24846,[35],522440,en,The Royal Wedding Live with Cord and Tish!,4.28,2018-05-19,The Royal Wedding Live with Cord and Tish!,6.0,4 +24847,"[27, 53, 18]",517320,es,El pacto,4.276,2018-08-17,The Pact,5.2,26 +24848,"[53, 18]",553882,en,An Acceptable Loss,4.266,2019-01-18,An Acceptable Loss,5.6,7 +24849,"[18, 9648, 53, 878]",413852,en,Welcome the Stranger,4.266,2018-03-20,Welcome the Stranger,5.1,23 +24850,[28],528484,en,Silencer,4.229,2018-08-30,Silencer,6.0,7 +24851,[27],435097,en,The Basement,4.226,2018-09-14,The Basement,3.9,24 +24852,"[10751, 16, 12, 35]",510096,en,The Swan Princess: A Royal Myztery,4.218,2018-03-27,The Swan Princess: A Royal Myztery,6.7,5 +24853,"[10770, 9648, 80, 18]",515696,en,Reap What You Sew: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,4.217,2018-04-15,Reap What You Sew: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery,5.7,7 +24854,[27],436549,en,The Field Guide to Evil,4.201,2018-03-11,The Field Guide to Evil,5.4,11 +24855,"[10749, 10770]",525452,en,Marrying Mr. Darcy,4.2,2018-06-02,Marrying Mr. Darcy,6.0,7 +24856,"[35, 18]",512092,en,Smuggling Hendrix,4.195,2018-04-20,Smuggling Hendrix,6.6,11 +24857,"[80, 28, 53, 18, 53]",521288,ko,低壓槽,4.185,2018-05-04,The Trough,6.5,4 +24858,"[18, 53, 37]",451918,en,Little Woods,4.183,2019-04-19,Little Woods,5.3,9 +24859,"[18, 9648]",534338,en,An Interview with God,4.169,2018-08-20,An Interview with God,7.0,44 +24860,"[18, 10749]",565926,en,A Christmas in Royal Fashion,4.154,2018-12-16,A Christmas in Royal Fashion,5.8,4 +24861,"[10770, 10749]",553798,en,Christmas on Honeysuckle Lane,4.145,2018-11-24,Christmas on Honeysuckle Lane,6.1,7 +24862,"[27, 35, 10770]",555249,en,Killer High,4.142,2018-10-20,Killer High,4.8,8 +24863,[53],514952,en,Odds Are,4.134,2018-01-01,Odds Are,6.8,3 +24864,[99],493014,en,Generation Wealth,4.132,2018-01-18,Generation Wealth,7.4,19 +24865,[18],441146,en,Just Charlie,4.131,2018-01-30,Just Charlie,7.5,10 +24866,"[35, 10749]",531836,en,Pearl in Paradise,4.13,2018-08-18,Pearl in Paradise,5.4,9 +24867,[18],489991,pt,Ferrugem,4.11,2018-01-20,Rust,6.8,19 +24868,[18],442709,en,Nostalgia,4.108,2018-02-16,Nostalgia,6.2,11 +24869,[18],451204,en,The Last Movie Star,4.103,2018-03-30,The Last Movie Star,6.5,33 +24870,"[10749, 10770]",550024,en,Christmas at Grand Valley,4.101,2018-12-22,Christmas at Grand Valley,7.3,3 +24871,"[28, 18]",461126,te,రంగస్థలం,4.101,2018-03-29,Rangasthalam,6.7,11 +24872,"[9648, 10770]",506460,en,Deadly Deed: A Fixer Upper Mystery,4.096,2018-03-11,Deadly Deed: A Fixer Upper Mystery,5.0,9 +24873,"[53, 27]",432524,en,The Harvesting,4.095,2018-12-06,The Harvesting,6.7,16 +24874,"[35, 80, 53]",527415,zh,龙虾刑警,4.083,2018-06-22,Lobster Cop,0.0,1 +24875,"[10751, 27, 35]",512584,en,Trico Tri Happy Halloween,4.073,2018-09-28,Trico Tri Happy Halloween,1.0,1 +24876,"[10770, 10749]",505723,en,Royal Hearts,4.06,2018-02-24,Royal Hearts,6.4,15 +24877,"[35, 18, 10402, 10770]",525020,en,Christmas Harmony,4.057,2018-11-24,Christmas Harmony,5.3,3 +24878,"[53, 10770]",507781,en,A Father's Nightmare,4.052,2018-09-16,A Father's Nightmare,4.0,1 +24879,"[18, 10751, 10402, 10749]",461923,en,Breaking Brooklyn,4.045,2018-11-06,Breaking Brooklyn,8.3,3 +24880,"[18, 27, 878]",542713,en,Starfish,4.033,2018-09-27,Starfish,5.6,5 +24881,"[35, 18]",535437,en,Swiped,4.025,2018-11-06,Swiped,5.8,11 +24882,"[9648, 10770, 18, 80, 9648]",531158,en,Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: The Disappearing Game,4.025,2018-07-29,Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: The Disappearing Game,5.6,8 +24883,[878],463325,en,Genesis: The Fall of Eden,4.024,2018-04-21,Genesis: The Fall of Eden,3.9,9 +24884,"[35, 18]",483435,en,All About Nina,4.018,2018-09-28,All About Nina,6.5,11 +24885,[99],502157,en,The Bill Murray Stories: Life Lessons Learned from a Mythical Man,4.015,2018-03-10,The Bill Murray Stories: Life Lessons Learned from a Mythical Man,7.1,15 +24886,"[10770, 10751, 10749]",549313,en,A Godwink Christmas,4.009,2018-11-17,A Godwink Christmas,7.1,6 +24887,[35],476900,en,Tom and Grant,4.004,2018-07-21,Tom and Grant,4.0,5 +24888,[18],454648,en,Con Man,3.989,2018-01-30,Con Man,4.7,6 +24889,"[10749, 10770]",550655,en,The Christmas Contract,3.973,2018-11-22,The Christmas Contract,6.3,13 +24890,"[14, 12, 18]",505860,en,The Outer Wild,3.963,2018-09-28,The Outer Wild,4.5,4 +24891,"[27, 53]",401272,en,Ruin Me,3.958,2018-07-24,Ruin Me,5.5,21 +24892,[99],541577,en,This Changes Everything,3.955,2019-06-28,This Changes Everything,0.0,1 +24893,[99],589023,en,The Legend of Cocaine Island,3.947,2018-04-20,The Legend of Cocaine Island,6.8,16 +24894,[18],515920,en,DriverX,3.945,2018-11-30,DriverX,5.6,7 +24895,[10752],559578,en,Alone We Fight,3.942,2018-11-06,Alone We Fight,5.0,4 +24896,"[18, 10749, 10770]",550079,en,Northern Lights of Christmas,3.936,2018-12-15,Northern Lights of Christmas,7.3,3 +24897,"[10749, 10770]",497514,en,My Secret Valentine,3.934,2018-02-03,My Secret Valentine,6.0,20 +24898,"[28, 18, 878]",413138,en,The Lucky Man,3.932,2018-01-16,The Lucky Man,6.0,5 +24899,"[10749, 10770]",499128,en,"Very, Very, Valentine",3.931,2018-02-10,"Very, Very, Valentine",7.5,6 +24900,[27],504255,en,The Terrible Two,3.927,2018-03-06,The Terrible Two,3.2,6 +24901,"[18, 53]",456178,en,Warning Shot,3.911,2018-09-14,Warning Shot,4.7,6 +24902,"[27, 28, 35]",408490,en,It Came from the Desert,3.906,2018-05-29,It Came from the Desert,5.0,27 +24903,[18],520358,ko,챔피언,3.903,2018-05-18,Champion,6.2,6 +24904,"[10751, 10770]",554279,en,Return to Christmas Creek,3.902,2018-11-18,Return to Christmas Creek,6.5,6 +24905,[36],540841,tr,Deliler,3.892,2018-11-29,Deliler,10.0,1 +24906,"[18, 35, 10770]",550652,en,Christmas Perfection,3.888,2018-11-25,Christmas Perfection,5.8,6 +24907,"[99, 10752]",488740,ar,Of Fathers And Sons - Die Kinder des Kalifats,3.883,2018-11-16,Of Fathers and Sons,6.8,11 +24908,[18],466410,en,Who We Are Now,3.878,2018-05-25,Who We Are Now,5.7,13 +24909,"[18, 9648, 53]",543749,en,Silencio,3.855,2018-10-26,Silencio,10.0,1 +24910,"[28, 35, 80, 53]",548204,en,Danger One,3.848,2018-09-14,Danger One,4.9,9 +24911,"[37, 18, 9648]",411141,en,The Scent of Rain & Lightning,3.82,2018-02-16,The Scent of Rain & Lightning,5.5,18 +24912,"[35, 10770]",536056,en,Comedy Central Roast of Bruce Willis,3.81,2018-07-29,Comedy Central Roast of Bruce Willis,6.4,14 +24913,[18],492344,it,Figlia mia,3.81,2018-04-20,Daughter of Mine,6.0,21 +24914,"[16, 10751]",513730,en,DC Super Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis,3.809,2018-07-22,DC Super Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis,3.5,4 +24915,"[18, 10749, 10770]",550032,en,Christmas Wonderland,3.794,2018-12-02,Christmas Wonderland,7.9,8 +24916,[18],473262,it,"Nico, 1988",3.789,2018-07-04,"Nico, 1988",7.3,40 +24917,[18],501687,en,"Love, Once and Always",3.787,2018-03-10,"Love, Once and Always",6.5,11 +24918,"[35, 10402]",550416,en,Flight of the Conchords: Live in London,3.776,2018-10-06,Flight of the Conchords: Live in London,7.5,4 +24919,"[27, 53]",566879,en,The Ghost Beyond,3.769,2018-12-04,The Ghost Beyond,4.8,4 +24920,"[18, 53]",500734,en,#SquadGoals,3.766,2018-01-16,#SquadGoals,4.3,12 +24921,"[18, 10770]",520409,en,Royally Ever After,3.765,2018-05-19,Royally Ever After,6.1,15 +24922,"[18, 53, 10770]",540880,en,A Sister's Secret,3.753,2018-08-05,A Sister's Secret,8.0,3 +24923,"[27, 35]",540132,en,Pledges,3.746,2018-08-07,Pledges,3.7,3 +24924,"[878, 28, 12]",497985,en,Wastelander,3.734,2018-02-02,Wastelander,4.0,6 +24925,"[10749, 18]",493905,fr,Les faux tatouages,3.727,2018-01-21,Fake Tattoos,6.3,10 +24926,[18],469321,en,Dark Was the Night,3.727,2018-11-30,Dark Was the Night,5.8,6 +24927,"[53, 18]",500869,en,Viper Club,3.722,2018-10-26,Viper Club,5.8,6 +24928,[35],526034,en,Lez Bomb,3.715,2018-11-09,Lez Bomb,7.3,13 +24929,"[80, 9648, 53]",520276,en,Last Seen in Idaho,3.714,2018-04-24,Last Seen in Idaho,6.4,6 +24930,"[53, 80, 18]",501192,hi,Hate Story IV,3.71,2018-03-09,Hate Story IV,5.3,4 +24931,"[18, 10770]",555183,en,Last Vermont Christmas,3.709,2018-11-19,Last Vermont Christmas,6.2,5 +24932,"[35, 10402, 99]",525814,en,Steve Martin and Martin Short: An Evening You Will Forget for the Rest of Your Life,3.704,2018-05-25,Steve Martin and Martin Short: An Evening You Will Forget for the Rest of Your Life,6.6,23 +24933,"[16, 18]",500688,en,Late Afternoon,3.702,2019-02-08,Late Afternoon,7.7,40 +24934,[99],526313,en,A Leaf of Faith,3.694,2018-05-21,A Leaf of Faith,8.0,5 +24935,[53],450766,en,The Forgiven,3.686,2018-03-09,The Forgiven,6.4,31 +24936,[53],549214,en,Strange Nature,3.674,2018-09-22,Strange Nature,3.7,7 +24937,"[18, 878, 53, 27]",419407,en,Astral,3.663,2018-10-13,Astral,4.4,20 +24938,"[35, 99]",505945,en,Team Darryl,3.66,2018-02-20,Team Darryl,6.8,12 +24939,"[35, 99]",517792,en,Kevin Smith: Silent but Deadly,3.654,2018-05-11,Kevin Smith: Silent but Deadly,6.9,11 +24940,"[27, 53]",476929,en,The Witch Files,3.653,2018-09-10,The Witch Files,5.2,10 +24941,"[9648, 10770]",500114,en,Morning Show Mystery: Mortal Mishaps,3.645,2018-01-21,Morning Show Mystery: Mortal Mishaps,6.8,5 +24942,"[28, 35, 10751, 12]",565839,en,Bernie the Dolphin,3.64,2018-12-07,Bernie the Dolphin,6.4,4 +24943,[18],537309,en,A Stolen Life,3.625,2018-07-20,A Stolen Life,5.7,3 +24944,"[18, 36, 35]",502147,en,Wild Nights with Emily,3.622,2019-04-12,Wild Nights with Emily,6.3,2 +24945,[18],507697,en,Snapshots,3.61,2018-08-14,Snapshots,8.3,11 +24946,"[878, 28]",487620,en,Kill Order,3.609,2018-02-06,Kill Order,5.2,20 +24947,"[16, 28, 10751]",506734,en,LEGO DC Super Hero Girls: Super-Villain High,3.607,2018-05-01,LEGO DC Super Hero Girls: Super-Villain High,6.5,6 +24948,[],501689,en,Royal Matchmaker,3.595,2018-03-24,Royal Matchmaker,6.0,11 +24949,[27],512474,en,All the Creatures Were Stirring,3.594,2018-04-06,All the Creatures Were Stirring,3.9,9 +24950,[99],565255,en,Struggle: The Life and Lost Art of Szukalski,3.591,2018-12-21,Struggle: The Life and Lost Art of Szukalski,8.4,20 +24951,"[80, 18, 53]",548998,en,Furthest Witness,3.586,2018-09-18,Furthest Witness,3.0,2 +24952,"[10749, 18, 10770, 10402]",535807,en,"It's Christmas, Eve",3.584,2018-11-10,"It's Christmas, Eve",5.7,9 +24953,[],483180,en,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Road Less Traveled",3.584,2018-02-11,"Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Road Less Traveled",5.6,5 +24954,"[10749, 18, 35]",551824,en,Sex Weather,3.581,2018-10-01,Sex Weather,2.7,3 +24955,"[18, 37, 28]",500321,en,Dead Men,3.581,2018-02-01,Dead Men,2.0,1 +24956,[18],525914,en,Songbird,3.579,2018-09-07,Songbird,3.6,8 +24957,"[10402, 99]",430156,en,David Bowie: The Last Five Years,3.576,2018-01-08,David Bowie: The Last Five Years,7.2,21 +24958,"[10749, 10770]",550650,en,A Twist of Christmas,3.576,2018-12-01,A Twist of Christmas,5.3,4 +24959,"[99, 10402, 99]",493106,en,Matangi / Maya / M.I.A.,3.572,2018-01-21,Matangi / Maya / M.I.A.,8.2,16 +24960,[35],506767,en,Gad Elmaleh: American Dream,3.56,2018-03-06,Gad Elmaleh: American Dream,7.1,54 +24961,[10402],561461,en,RuPaul's Drag Race Holi-slay Spectacular,3.56,2018-12-07,RuPaul's Drag Race Holi-slay Spectacular,5.9,16 +24962,"[35, 18]",430644,ja,オー・ルーシー！,3.554,2018-03-02,Oh Lucy!,7.1,39 +24963,"[80, 27, 9648]",540375,en,The Barn,3.553,2018-09-04,The Barn,5.0,3 +24964,"[10770, 10751]",499635,en,Brimming with Love,3.549,2018-05-05,Brimming with Love,5.0,2 +24965,"[18, 9648, 10770]",539960,en,Garage Sale Mysteries: The Pandora's Box Murders,3.547,2018-08-05,Garage Sale Mysteries: The Pandora's Box Murders,5.6,9 +24966,"[10770, 18]",501624,en,Girl in the Bunker,3.54,2018-05-28,Girl in the Bunker,6.8,3 +24967,"[10749, 10770]",543342,en,All of My Heart: The Wedding,3.54,2018-09-29,All of My Heart: The Wedding,6.3,9 +24968,"[28, 878, 53]",479093,en,Defective,3.528,2018-02-13,Defective,4.9,7 +24969,[18],510034,en,Diane,3.521,2018-04-22,Diane,7.5,4 +24970,"[80, 18, 53]",407720,en,Billy Boy,3.512,2018-06-15,Billy Boy,5.1,7 +24971,[18],527701,en,Mistrust,3.509,2018-06-01,Mistrust,5.5,2 +24972,"[18, 10749, 10770]",495386,en,Runaway Romance,3.507,2018-01-07,Runaway Romance,6.0,8 +24973,[99],543086,en,The Truth About Killer Robots,3.507,2018-11-26,The Truth About Killer Robots,5.3,3 +24974,"[10749, 10770]",549301,en,Christmas at Pemberley Manor,3.503,2018-10-27,Christmas at Pemberley Manor,5.9,20 +24975,[18],449757,en,I Am Not a Witch,3.499,2018-09-07,I Am Not a Witch,6.9,33 +24976,[99],557646,en,Above Majestic,3.488,2018-10-30,Above Majestic,7.8,6 +24977,"[27, 14, 9648]",461649,hi,परी,3.478,2018-03-02,Pari,6.7,18 +24978,[10749],493003,en,A Boy. A Girl. A Dream,3.464,2018-01-22,A Boy. A Girl. A Dream,7.7,5 +24979,"[35, 10402, 10749]",271715,en,Basmati Blues,3.459,2018-02-09,Basmati Blues,5.3,11 +24980,"[10749, 18]",462077,en,Middleground,3.454,2018-06-08,Middleground,6.3,4 +24981,"[9648, 10770]",528094,en,Hailey Dean Mystery: 2 + 2 = Murder,3.438,2018-06-03,Hailey Dean Mystery: 2 + 2 = Murder,5.8,4 +24982,"[10770, 18]",525454,en,Love on Safari,3.43,2018-07-28,Love on Safari,6.2,11 +24983,[99],545634,en,Reversing Roe,3.424,2018-09-01,Reversing Roe,7.6,7 +24984,"[27, 53]",561543,en,Alpha Wolf,3.424,2018-11-13,Alpha Wolf,6.4,5 +24985,[18],510079,en,Obey,3.421,2018-04-22,Obey,7.3,4 +24986,"[10749, 10770]",525453,en,The Perfect Bride: Wedding Bells,3.415,2018-06-09,The Perfect Bride: Wedding Bells,6.2,5 +24987,[80],505010,en,Red Army Hooligans,3.394,2018-06-06,Red Army Hooligans,4.8,4 +24988,"[18, 35]",403068,en,Sun Dogs,3.383,2017-06-18,Sun Dogs,7.1,35 +24989,"[18, 10749, 10770]",547243,en,"Love, Of Course",3.382,2018-10-20,"Love, Of Course",6.9,7 +24990,"[27, 53, 18, 9648]",550273,en,Boo!,3.381,2018-10-14,Boo!,0.0,5 +24991,"[10770, 99]",554175,en,Derren Brown: Sacrifice,3.366,2018-10-19,Derren Brown: Sacrifice,7.9,19 +24992,[99],543084,en,The Biggest Little Farm,3.365,2018-09-01,The Biggest Little Farm,0.0,5 +24993,"[53, 27]",566556,en,The Cabin,3.361,2018-12-04,The Cabin,4.2,10 +24994,[],549443,pt,Rafinha Bastos: Ultimato,3.36,2018-09-21,Rafinha Bastos: Ultimatum,6.3,12 +24995,"[35, 16, 12]",429005,ja,ルドルフとイッパイアッテナ,3.359,2018-12-31,Rudolf the Black Cat,7.5,14 +24996,[99],502154,en,Alt-Right: Age of Rage,3.359,2018-03-09,Alt-Right: Age of Rage,6.8,6 +24997,[99],563925,en,Mary Poppins Returns: Behind the Magic,3.359,2018-11-22,Mary Poppins Returns: Behind the Magic,5.0,3 +24998,"[10749, 10770]",525456,en,Love at First Dance,3.352,2018-06-16,Love at First Dance,6.1,9 +24999,"[35, 10751, 10402]",522619,en,Pup Star: World Tour,3.349,2018-05-05,Pup Star: World Tour,5.5,2 +25000,[99],502133,en,Social Animals,3.337,2018-03-09,Social Animals,6.2,9 +25001,"[10749, 10770]",494963,en,Winter's Dream,3.335,2018-01-27,Winter's Dream,5.7,10 +25002,"[53, 80, 37, 28]",422708,fr,Laissez bronzer les cadavres,3.329,2018-08-31,Let the Corpses Tan,5.8,33 +25003,[27],483987,en,Gnaw,3.329,2018-12-07,Gnaw,2.9,18 +25004,[18],448677,en,Head Full of Honey,3.328,2018-11-30,Head Full of Honey,6.2,6 +25005,"[28, 35, 10770]",486329,en,Crazy Famous,3.312,2017-03-17,Crazy Famous,5.3,9 +25006,[99],500850,es,El silencio de otros,3.299,2019-05-08,The Silence of Others,8.5,15 +25007,"[10749, 10770]",535805,en,Love in Design,3.293,2018-09-15,Love in Design,6.2,8 +25008,"[28, 53]",515237,en,Death Kiss,3.291,2018-05-04,Death Kiss,5.4,13 +25009,[18],487939,pt,Just Past Noon on a Tuesday,3.285,2018-06-22,Just Past Noon on a Tuesday,7.0,2 +25010,[35],493201,en,Todd Glass: Act Happy,3.282,2018-01-23,Todd Glass: Act Happy,5.3,8 +25011,[18],594368,en,A Dark Place,3.265,2018-04-27,A Dark Place,6.0,1 +25012,[99],523994,en,Hesburgh,3.262,2019-04-26,Hesburgh,10.0,1 +25013,[18],422128,en,Blame,3.25,2018-01-05,Blame,5.9,39 +25014,[99],503150,en,Eating Animals,3.247,2018-06-15,Eating Animals,7.0,7 +25015,"[53, 14]",467519,en,The Ashram,3.245,2018-03-02,The Ashram,5.5,10 +25016,[53],524423,en,Fatal Pulse,3.245,2018-05-31,Fatal Pulse,3.3,3 +25017,[10770],491408,en,Frozen in Love,3.241,2018-01-13,Frozen in Love,6.5,14 +25018,[99],557616,en,Drug$,3.23,2018-12-15,Drug$,9.0,2 +25019,"[28, 27, 9648]",433128,ja,亜人,3.23,2018-03-13,Ajin: Demi-Human,7.2,14 +25020,"[18, 35]",467924,en,Abe & Phil's Last Poker Game,3.227,2018-01-12,Abe & Phil's Last Poker Game,7.3,6 +25021,"[99, 10770]",490082,en,Jane Fonda in Five Acts,3.22,2018-01-21,Jane Fonda in Five Acts,7.7,14 +25022,[99],494632,en,Making Fun: The Story of Funko,3.218,2018-01-22,Making Fun: The Story of Funko,6.6,22 +25023,"[35, 10749]",496297,en,Off The Menu,3.215,2018-02-01,Off The Menu,5.7,7 +25024,[18],511858,en,One Last Thing,3.214,2018-06-13,One Last Thing,7.7,3 +25025,"[14, 35, 10402, 10749]",44864,sv,Trollflöjten,3.208,1975-11-11,The Magic Flute,7.1,28 +25026,[99],492783,en,The Commodore Story,3.208,2018-02-23,The Commodore Story,6.0,4 +25027,"[27, 28]",512936,en,4/20 Massacre,3.208,2018-04-03,4/20 Massacre,5.2,6 +25028,[878],516237,en,Gray Matter,3.207,2017-04-21,Gray Matter,5.7,6 +25029,"[18, 53]",466874,es,Madre,3.204,2018-03-10,Mother,6.4,28 +25030,"[18, 14]",564449,en,Ultra-Girl,3.203,2018-11-01,Ultra-Girl,7.0,3 +25031,[99],507389,en,Zion,3.201,2018-01-18,Zion,6.4,14 +25032,[18],596401,en,Every 21 Seconds,3.199,2018-04-13,Every 21 Seconds,6.0,1 +25033,"[53, 80, 18]",472404,en,Cardinals,3.197,2018-04-09,Cardinals,6.7,11 +25034,"[99, 10770]",377319,en,Derren Brown: Pushed to the Edge,3.195,2018-02-27,Derren Brown: Pushed to the Edge,7.4,39 +25035,[99],322520,en,Hal,3.189,2018-01-22,Hal,0.0,1 +25036,[27],541100,en,Thriller,3.186,2018-09-23,Thriller,4.5,6 +25037,[99],465871,en,Maria by Callas,3.184,2018-11-02,Maria by Callas,7.6,11 +25038,[18],487625,fr,Marguerite,3.184,2018-06-09,Marguerite,7.5,25 +25039,[53],478308,en,A Bluebird in My Heart,3.172,2018-03-10,A Bluebird in My Heart,7.6,9 +25040,"[28, 18, 53]",502791,en,Bullitt County,3.17,2018-10-26,Bullitt County,4.0,2 +25041,[99],490001,en,Believer,3.169,2018-01-20,Believer,7.0,10 +25042,"[10770, 10749]",550035,en,Christmas Made to Order,3.168,2018-12-23,Christmas Made to Order,7.3,3 +25043,[27],481954,en,The Revenge of Robert,3.158,2018-03-06,The Revenge of Robert,4.3,4 +25044,[53],552938,en,Cucuy: The Boogeyman,3.148,2018-10-13,Cucuy: The Boogeyman,4.8,5 +25045,[27],544986,en,The Satanic Nun,3.141,2018-09-04,The Satanic Nun,4.4,5 +25046,"[27, 9648, 18]",532814,en,The Bad Seed,3.13,2018-09-09,The Bad Seed,6.5,15 +25047,"[10751, 14]",500284,en,Life-Size 2,3.13,2018-12-02,Life-Size 2,5.8,13 +25048,[99],561417,en,Generation Iron 3,3.114,2018-12-07,Generation Iron 3,6.3,9 +25049,[18],505464,en,Blink,3.107,2018-03-02,Blink,6.3,4 +25050,[99],522866,de,Searching for Ingmar Bergman,3.105,2018-11-02,Searching for Ingmar Bergman,5.8,7 +25051,"[18, 35]",416673,en,A Boy Called Sailboat,3.102,2018-04-29,A Boy Called Sailboat,7.0,2 +25052,[18],468208,zh,嘉年华,3.097,2018-05-04,Angels Wear White,6.9,20 +25053,"[27, 28, 80, 878, 53]",287523,en,Death House,3.093,2018-02-28,Death House,3.1,16 +25054,[18],434072,en,Mapplethorpe,3.089,2018-04-22,Mapplethorpe,7.8,3 +25055,[18],412059,en,Mobile Homes,3.088,2018-11-16,Mobile Homes,6.7,11 +25056,"[53, 10770]",525619,en,Mommy Be Mine,3.079,2018-05-11,Mommy Be Mine,5.7,3 +25057,"[18, 53]",483855,ru,"Papers, Please: The Short Film",3.068,2018-02-24,"Papers, Please: The Short Film",7.5,13 +25058,[28],532788,en,Action Figures 2,3.065,2018-06-28,Action Figures 2,10.0,1 +25059,[35],539069,en,Threesomething,3.063,2018-03-03,Threesomething,5.8,4 +25060,"[27, 9648, 53]",549935,en,Head Count,3.062,2018-09-24,Head Count,6.5,1 +25061,"[28, 18]",551809,en,Born Racer,3.061,2018-10-02,Born Racer,7.6,5 +25062,[35],471860,en,Public Disturbance,3.054,2018-08-28,Public Disturbance,6.1,6 +25063,"[18, 28, 14]",461166,ml,ഒടിയന്‍,3.042,2018-12-13,Odiyan,6.9,6 +25064,[18],491311,es,La reina del miedo,3.035,2018-01-21,The Queen of Fear,8.0,2 +25065,[35],471515,en,Adventures in Public School,3.026,2018-02-07,Adventures in Public School,5.7,36 +25066,[18],462949,uk,Коли падають дерева,3.021,2018-09-23,When the Trees Fall,0.0,1 +25067,[99],474753,en,The China Hustle,3.02,2018-03-30,The China Hustle,7.8,28 +25068,[53],529569,ko,목격자,3.011,2018-08-15,The Witness,6.0,10 +25069,"[16, 14, 12, 9648]",540294,ja,約束の七夜祭り,3.002,2018-08-03,Starlight Promises,6.3,3 +25070,"[16, 10751]",518601,ru,Два хвоста,2.99,2018-12-31,Two Tails,5.3,5 +25071,"[80, 18, 53]",533654,en,Desperate Cowboys,2.985,2018-04-28,Desperate Cowboys,10.0,1 +25072,[99],493001,en,King in the Wilderness,2.985,2018-01-22,King in the Wilderness,6.6,7 +25073,[53],546228,en,Killer Night Shift,2.985,2018-09-02,Killer Night Shift,5.0,3 +25074,"[28, 18, 80]",571656,en,A Lonely Woman,2.976,2018-03-23,A Lonely Woman,3.3,3 +25075,"[35, 18]",514510,en,To Dust,2.974,2018-04-22,To Dust,6.5,2 +25076,"[35, 18, 10751]",485336,en,Urban Country,2.966,2018-04-12,Urban Country,6.5,4 +25077,"[9648, 80, 18]",505476,en,Making a Killing,2.963,2018-08-10,Making a Killing,5.0,1 +25078,"[27, 53, 10770]",542787,en,Frenzy,2.962,2018-08-15,Frenzy,3.9,9 +25079,"[53, 18, 10749]",467916,en,Allure,2.951,2018-03-16,Allure,5.9,27 +25080,"[9648, 878, 53]",529358,en,Alien Code,2.948,2017-04-23,Alien Code,5.6,8 +25081,[35],550302,en,"Ron White: If You Quit Listening, I'll Shut Up",2.942,2018-10-16,"Ron White: If You Quit Listening, I'll Shut Up",6.2,10 +25082,"[35, 10751]",504295,en,A Dog and Pony Show,2.939,2018-01-23,A Dog and Pony Show,5.0,1 +25083,"[80, 18]",528254,en,Killer Ending,2.937,2018-06-30,Killer Ending,5.0,1 +25084,[27],497269,en,Bad Apples,2.937,2018-02-06,Bad Apples,4.2,6 +25085,[99],537957,en,Waterschool,2.93,2018-01-20,Waterschool,6.0,1 +25086,"[10749, 10770]",529377,en,"Wedding March 4: Something Old, Something New",2.925,2018-06-23,"Wedding March 4: Something Old, Something New",6.4,5 +25087,[18],483347,en,Little Women,2.919,2018-09-28,Little Women,6.8,11 +25088,[10749],569982,en,Mr. 365,2.91,2018-12-15,Mr. 365,4.0,1 +25089,"[99, 36]",500244,en,The Simone Biles Story: Courage to Soar,2.904,2018-02-03,The Simone Biles Story: Courage to Soar,8.9,4 +25090,"[16, 10751, 12]",455842,en,Elliot: The Littlest Reindeer,2.903,2018-11-30,Elliot: The Littlest Reindeer,3.4,7 +25091,"[35, 878]",517289,en,The Toxic Avenger: The Musical,2.891,2018-04-07,The Toxic Avenger: The Musical,10.0,1 +25092,"[18, 27]",550286,en,Don't Open Your Eyes,2.891,2018-10-31,Don't Open Your Eyes,8.8,5 +25093,[18],503811,en,Like Arrows,2.887,2018-05-01,Like Arrows,6.0,1 +25094,"[10749, 35]",333676,en,Alex & The List,2.884,2018-05-04,Alex & The List,5.5,21 +25095,[878],529483,en,Encounter,2.875,2018-02-15,Encounter,3.1,10 +25096,[99],490788,en,Inventing Tomorrow,2.875,2018-01-20,Inventing Tomorrow,0.0,1 +25097,[99],507618,en,Feminists: What Were They Thinking?,2.871,2018-02-19,Feminists: What Were They Thinking?,8.2,42 +25098,[18],466415,en,Five Fingers for Marseilles,2.868,2018-09-07,Five Fingers for Marseilles,5.6,12 +25099,[18],464862,en,Jinn,2.868,2018-03-11,Jinn,5.3,3 +25100,[18],461783,en,All These Small Moments,2.866,2019-01-17,All These Small Moments,6.2,3 +25101,[10749],531712,en,How to Train Your Husband,2.865,2018-06-19,How to Train Your Husband,6.5,2 +25102,[53],521410,en,Broken Star,2.865,2018-07-20,Broken Star,5.8,4 +25103,[53],542905,en,Ride,2.86,2018-10-05,Ride,5.4,25 +25104,"[10749, 35]",428589,en,The Competition,2.858,2018-01-26,The Competition,5.6,5 +25105,"[99, 10402]",493092,en,Bad Reputation,2.856,2018-09-28,Bad Reputation,5.5,8 +25106,[99],503257,en,Pick of the Litter,2.852,2018-01-19,Pick of the Litter,7.4,14 +25107,"[35, 18]",525213,es,Ya veremos,2.85,2018-08-31,Ya veremos,6.7,18 +25108,"[18, 10751, 53]",482650,en,Cold November,2.85,2018-03-23,Cold November,6.5,6 +25109,[99],493110,en,The Oslo Diaries,2.849,2018-01-21,The Oslo Diaries,8.3,6 +25110,"[35, 18, 10749]",511751,en,Idle Thoughts,2.833,2018-03-14,Idle Thoughts,5.0,3 +25111,"[28, 14, 35, 80, 53]",371042,de,Schneeflöckchen,2.824,2017-11-05,Snowflake,7.0,15 +25112,[27],527364,en,Dark Vale,2.822,2018-05-22,Dark Vale,2.3,4 +25113,[18],550506,en,Saint Judy,2.821,2019-03-01,Saint Judy,7.0,1 +25114,"[18, 28]",495362,te,అజ్ఞాతవాసి,2.816,2018-01-09,Agnyaathavaasi,4.2,5 +25115,[35],550294,en,Mo Amer: The Vagabond,2.808,2018-10-08,Mo Amer: The Vagabond,7.1,5 +25116,"[18, 80]",497757,en,Break Night,2.803,2018-01-10,Break Night,4.3,4 +25117,"[18, 53]",508631,en,Eat Me,2.803,2018-03-02,Eat Me,3.3,3 +25118,[27],559994,en,Watch If You Dare,2.802,2018-11-08,Watch If You Dare,3.0,3 +25119,"[18, 14, 10749]",563388,en,Fall City,2.798,2018-11-22,Fall City,6.0,8 +25120,"[28, 37]",524124,en,Big Kill,2.79,2018-10-19,Big Kill,4.0,2 +25121,"[9648, 10770]",540486,en,Garage Sale Mysteries: The Mask Murder,2.789,2018-08-12,Garage Sale Mysteries: The Mask Murder,5.8,9 +25122,[18],508781,en,We the Coyotes,2.788,2018-09-26,We the Coyotes,6.7,4 +25123,"[18, 10749, 10770]",555277,en,Small Town Christmas,2.788,2018-12-22,Small Town Christmas,5.9,8 +25124,"[28, 36, 18, 10749, 53, 10752]",366964,en,Mohawk,2.779,2018-03-02,Mohawk,5.4,28 +25125,[27],570620,en,Cherokee Creek,2.778,2018-07-26,Cherokee Creek,3.3,4 +25126,"[12, 18, 10751]",518514,en,Phoenix Wilder and the Great Elephant Adventure,2.774,2018-04-16,An Elephant's Journey,3.0,3 +25127,[99],510243,en,Rams,2.773,2018-11-28,Rams,8.0,1 +25128,[18],549325,en,Solace,2.772,2018-09-23,Solace,5.0,1 +25129,[18],458414,en,Tiger,2.77,2018-11-30,Tiger,7.0,4 +25130,"[18, 9648, 53]",552359,en,Beyond the Night,2.767,2019-01-11,Beyond the Night,5.0,1 +25131,"[10749, 35, 18]",567138,en,Elephants,2.766,2018-12-07,Elephants,4.0,1 +25132,[18],526775,en,Driven to Dance,2.754,2018-04-15,Driven to Dance,6.0,1 +25133,[99],530458,en,Do Women Have a Higher Sex Drive?,2.752,2018-06-05,Do Women Have a Higher Sex Drive?,8.0,2 +25134,"[10770, 53]",498284,en,Bad Stepmother,2.751,2018-01-12,Bad Stepmother,8.5,2 +25135,"[35, 10749]",490488,en,#Roxy,2.75,2018-04-13,#Roxy,4.0,3 +25136,"[28, 27, 878]",509624,en,The Lotus,2.744,2018-03-06,The Lotus,5.0,7 +25137,"[10770, 53]",562102,en,A Woman's Nightmare,2.744,2018-11-09,A Woman's Nightmare,0.0,1 +25138,"[35, 53]",554205,zh,无名之辈,2.732,2018-11-16,A Cool Fish,6.6,11 +25139,"[35, 10770]",539985,en,Drew Michael,2.73,2018-08-25,Drew Michael,7.0,3 +25140,[28],507809,en,Fury of the Fist and the Golden Fleece,2.722,2018-05-25,Fury of the Fist and the Golden Fleece,4.7,3 +25141,[99],490758,en,Bisbee '17,2.721,2018-09-05,Bisbee '17,8.5,2 +25142,"[18, 10749, 10770]",566039,en,Christmas with a Prince,2.718,2018-12-09,Christmas with a Prince,4.8,4 +25143,[99],489984,en,The Devil We Know,2.716,2018-01-21,The Devil We Know,7.7,3 +25144,[18],432507,fr,클레어의 카메라,2.71,2018-03-09,Claire's Camera,6.4,16 +25145,[27],436972,en,Caught,2.71,2018-03-30,Caught,4.9,18 +25146,[27],553077,en,Happy Birthday Hannah,2.709,2018-10-05,Happy Birthday Hannah,5.0,3 +25147,[35],489327,en,Stella's Last Weekend,2.707,2018-10-12,Stella's Last Weekend,7.7,9 +25148,"[28, 12, 16]",332718,en,Bilal: A New Breed of Hero,2.707,2018-02-02,Bilal: A New Breed of Hero,6.8,54 +25149,[878],551918,en,Shangri-La: Near Extinction,2.705,2018-10-02,Shangri-La: Near Extinction,4.0,1 +25150,[53],599782,en,A Host of Sparrows,2.702,2018-07-07,A Host of Sparrows,6.0,1 +25151,[27],542781,en,Killer Kate!,2.695,2018-10-26,Killer Kate!,4.1,7 +25152,[9648],447685,en,The Green Fog,2.694,2018-01-05,The Green Fog,6.7,3 +25153,"[35, 10770, 10751]",564675,en,I'll Be Next Door for Christmas,2.691,2018-12-04,I'll Be Next Door for Christmas,6.0,1 +25154,"[28, 18, 27, 9648, 53]",391872,en,Child of Satan,2.683,2018-03-06,Child of Satan,1.7,11 +25155,[35],497522,en,Katt Williams: Great America,2.682,2018-01-16,Katt Williams: Great America,5.5,18 +25156,[53],554617,en,Instakiller,2.681,2018-12-08,Instakiller,7.0,2 +25157,[27],545612,en,Curse of the Nun,2.668,2018-05-09,Curse of the Nun,4.3,11 +25158,[18],529881,en,The Joke Thief,2.657,2018-04-16,The Joke Thief,5.7,3 +25159,[53],533274,en,Stalked by My Doctor: Patient's Revenge,2.655,2018-06-10,Stalked by My Doctor: Patient's Revenge,10.0,1 +25160,[53],585358,en,The Music Box,2.653,2018-09-15,The Music Box,3.6,10 +25161,[99],513648,en,Nothing Like a Dame,2.648,2018-09-21,Nothing Like a Dame,6.6,13 +25162,[18],549218,en,The Middle of X,2.648,2018-09-18,The Middle of X,5.0,3 +25163,[99],513146,en,Every Act of Life,2.645,2018-04-23,Every Act of Life,8.0,1 +25164,[18],529290,en,A Daughter's Revenge,2.64,2018-05-12,A Daughter's Revenge,5.0,1 +25165,"[9648, 10770]",540573,en,Garage Sale Mysteries: Picture a Murder,2.639,2018-08-19,Garage Sale Mysteries: Picture a Murder,5.1,9 +25166,[16],522209,en,Back to the Moon,2.637,2018-05-03,Back to the Moon,8.0,2 +25167,"[10751, 10749, 10770]",550073,en,Hope at Christmas,2.636,2018-11-20,Hope at Christmas,6.2,5 +25168,"[10770, 53]",517060,en,Twin Betrayal,2.632,2018-04-08,Twin Betrayal,5.3,2 +25169,"[16, 10751, 14]",505832,en,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Forgotten Friendship,2.628,2018-02-17,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Forgotten Friendship,4.6,6 +25170,"[18, 53]",547760,en,Canal Street,2.626,2019-01-18,Canal Street,7.1,5 +25171,"[9648, 27]",469095,en,The Crescent,2.621,2018-09-03,The Crescent,5.9,15 +25172,"[53, 10770]",509563,en,Bad Tutor,2.615,2018-03-03,Bad Tutor,4.4,5 +25173,"[10402, 35]",502616,en,Fred Armisen: Standup for Drummers,2.605,2018-02-06,Fred Armisen: Standup for Drummers,6.5,12 +25174,"[27, 53]",524213,en,A Brilliant Monster,2.605,2018-06-16,A Brilliant Monster,5.0,2 +25175,"[18, 53, 9648, 10749, 80]",417809,en,Fatal Crossing,2.593,2017-11-19,Fatal Crossing,10.0,1 +25176,[10749],486269,en,Under the Eiffel Tower,2.591,2019-02-08,Under the Eiffel Tower,6.0,2 +25177,[16],559418,en,Age of Sail,2.586,2018-09-22,Age of Sail,8.1,4 +25178,"[53, 9648, 18]",552709,en,Long Lost,2.578,2019-03-29,Long Lost,5.1,4 +25179,[27],550412,en,The Legend of Halloween Jack,2.574,2018-10-02,The Legend of Halloween Jack,3.8,11 +25180,"[12, 28, 18, 53]",370992,hi,शिवाय,2.572,2018-01-02,Shivaay,5.7,32 +25181,[18],492259,en,Faith Under Fire: The Antoinette Tuff Story,2.57,2018-01-27,Faith Under Fire: The Antoinette Tuff Story,8.0,2 +25182,[18],557818,en,Brampton's Own,2.566,2018-10-19,Brampton's Own,4.4,5 +25183,[99],550860,en,Notes from Dunblane: Lessons from a School Shooting,2.558,2018-09-28,Notes from Dunblane: Lessons from a School Shooting,6.9,4 +25184,[53],569970,en,Body Keepers,2.558,2018-12-20,Body Keepers,4.8,5 +25185,"[28, 27, 53]",550476,en,"Blood, Sweat And Terrors",2.556,2018-11-06,"Blood, Sweat And Terrors",5.0,1 +25186,"[80, 53]",529981,en,Bayou Caviar,2.556,2018-10-05,Bayou Caviar,4.2,9 +25187,"[35, 18, 10402]",502145,en,Unlovable,2.554,2018-11-01,Unlovable,7.5,3 +25188,"[10752, 10751, 36]",472553,en,Zoo,2.55,2018-06-08,Zoo,6.6,17 +25189,[35],498919,es,La Boda de Valentina,2.55,2018-02-09,La Boda de Valentina,6.3,7 +25190,[18],435696,en,eHero,2.55,2018-05-24,eHero,4.5,2 +25191,"[9648, 10770]",536685,en,Morning Show Mysteries: Murder on the Menu,2.549,2018-07-22,Morning Show Mysteries: Murder on the Menu,6.0,3 +25192,"[27, 53]",509594,en,The Crossbreed,2.547,2018-03-06,The Crossbreed,3.3,7 +25193,"[35, 18, 28, 12, 80, 53]",510028,en,Ghostbox Cowboy,2.545,2018-04-19,Ghostbox Cowboy,8.0,2 +25194,[35],483351,en,The Unicorn,2.545,2019-02-01,The Unicorn,4.5,2 +25195,[27],543126,en,It Lives Inside,2.544,2018-08-07,It Lives Inside,3.0,5 +25196,[18],523518,en,Party Mom,2.538,2018-03-30,Party Mom,4.0,2 +25197,[18],504589,ro,Alice T.,2.534,2018-10-13,Alice T.,0.0,1 +25198,"[35, 10749]",550097,en,No Sleep 'Til Christmas,2.531,2018-12-10,No Sleep 'Til Christmas,6.9,22 +25199,"[18, 10749, 10770]",565918,en,A Snow White Christmas,2.529,2018-12-09,A Snow White Christmas,6.9,4 +25200,"[16, 35]",510405,sv,Fettknölen,2.528,2018-01-19,Vox Lipoma,8.0,2 +25201,[37],546388,en,Any Bullet Will Do,2.527,2018-09-04,Any Bullet Will Do,6.0,4 +25202,"[28, 80, 27]",534296,en,Intensive Care,2.526,2018-07-01,Intensive Care,4.8,4 +25203,"[35, 878]",497841,en,Ant-Babe,2.524,2018-01-01,Ant-Babe,8.0,1 +25204,"[27, 878, 53, 10770]",445867,en,Black Wake,2.522,2018-08-07,Black Wake,1.5,4 +25205,"[18, 10749, 10770]",552017,en,Christmas Around the Corner,2.519,2018-12-14,Christmas Around the Corner,7.8,3 +25206,"[18, 14, 27, 10749]",437583,et,November,2.519,2018-02-23,November,7.6,38 +25207,"[16, 18, 27]",499537,es,La casa lobo,2.516,2018-09-21,The Wolf House,7.8,4 +25208,[],543338,en,"Truly, Madly, Sweetly",2.515,2018-09-22,"Truly, Madly, Sweetly",5.5,4 +25209,"[18, 10752]",554779,ko,스윙키즈,2.514,2018-12-21,Swing Kids,8.2,11 +25210,"[28, 18, 878]",566182,en,Time Jumpers,2.512,2018-12-01,Time Jumpers,4.1,4 +25211,[53],557781,en,Hacker's Game Redux,2.505,2018-09-10,Hacker's Game Redux,6.7,3 +25212,"[35, 18]",500003,en,Funny Story,2.504,2018-01-21,Funny Story,6.5,3 +25213,"[10402, 37]",502140,en,Paradox,2.503,2018-03-15,Paradox,3.4,7 +25214,"[80, 18, 28]",507476,en,Agenda: Payback,2.501,2018-02-23,Agenda: Payback,6.0,3 +25215,"[35, 28, 878]",553250,en,Code Name: Dynastud,2.497,2018-10-18,Code Name: Dynastud,3.0,1 +25216,"[53, 10770]",542570,en,My Husband's Secret Wife,2.496,2018-08-19,My Husband's Secret Wife,5.0,1 +25217,[878],472685,en,Fighting the Sky,2.492,2018-08-11,Fighting the Sky,2.0,3 +25218,"[18, 53]",553884,en,Glass Jaw,2.49,2018-10-26,Glass Jaw,10.0,1 +25219,"[16, 10751]",549422,en,Trolled,2.489,2018-09-18,Trolled,6.0,1 +25220,[53],565195,en,Somnium,2.488,2018-11-28,Somnium,10.0,1 +25221,[],416163,en,Mississippi Requiem,2.487,2018-05-17,Mississippi Requiem,0.0,2 +25222,"[18, 14, 10749]",545371,es,With A Kiss I Die,2.485,2018-08-28,With A Kiss I Die,4.0,4 +25223,[27],569367,en,Nightshift,2.484,2018-09-07,Nightshift,5.7,3 +25224,[99],521931,en,Bobby Robson: More Than a Manager,2.483,2018-04-22,Bobby Robson: More Than a Manager,7.3,13 +25225,[18],492257,en,A Tale of Two Coreys,2.481,2018-01-06,A Tale of Two Coreys,6.0,4 +25226,[99],520250,en,Meghan Markle: An American Princess,2.473,2018-05-11,Meghan Markle: An American Princess,7.0,3 +25227,[99],458080,en,Filmworker,2.47,2018-05-11,Filmworker,7.1,22 +25228,"[27, 18, 53]",449454,en,E-Demon,2.465,2018-04-20,E-Demon,3.5,3 +25229,[99],491766,en,Perfect Bid: The Contestant Who Knew Too Much,2.464,2017-10-13,Perfect Bid: The Contestant Who Knew Too Much,6.5,25 +25230,"[16, 10751, 10402]",537170,en,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Rollercoaster of Friendship,2.455,2018-07-06,My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Rollercoaster of Friendship,6.4,4 +25231,[99],513460,en,Catwalk: Tales from the Catshow Circuit,2.455,2018-05-19,Catwalk: Tales from the Catshow Circuit,5.9,11 +25232,"[18, 878]",519584,en,Three Worlds,2.454,2018-04-21,Three Worlds,7.3,4 +25233,[27],445869,en,Fantasma,2.454,2018-11-01,Bloody Ballet,5.5,2 +25234,[53],419727,en,Dead Love,2.45,2018-08-21,Dead Love,5.7,4 +25235,"[18, 10770]",491846,en,Notes from the Field,2.448,2018-02-24,Notes from the Field,10.0,1 +25236,"[9648, 53]",511129,en,Stillwater,2.445,2018-03-12,Stillwater,5.8,12 +25237,"[28, 878]",66664,it,Shocking Dark,2.444,2018-05-04,Shocking Dark,5.5,17 +25238,[99],551653,en,The Panama Papers,2.443,2018-10-06,The Panama Papers,6.7,7 +25239,[878],540247,en,Jurassic Galaxy,2.443,2018-08-20,Jurassic Galaxy,2.5,7 +25240,"[10770, 10751]",550654,en,Every Other Holiday,2.442,2018-11-23,Every Other Holiday,6.7,3 +25241,[35],550352,en,The Passage,2.441,2018-01-23,The Passage,6.3,4 +25242,"[53, 10770]",559302,en,Psycho Prom Queen,2.44,2018-11-04,Psycho Prom Queen,1.0,1 +25243,"[35, 28]",551777,zh,Fat Buddies,2.434,2018-09-30,Fat Buddies,8.0,2 +25244,"[18, 9648, 53]",434362,de,Gutland,2.433,2018-01-05,Gutland,6.4,9 +25245,"[99, 10770]",511689,en,Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland,2.427,2018-04-25,Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland,6.3,3 +25246,[99],511541,en,The Man Who Stole Banksy,2.426,2018-04-20,The Man Who Stole Banksy,8.1,4 +25247,[99],539199,en,The Great Buster: A Celebration,2.426,2018-10-05,The Great Buster: A Celebration,5.0,2 +25248,[53],528292,en,Killer Island,2.424,2018-05-25,Killer Island,4.0,3 +25249,"[18, 10402, 10749]",490854,en,How the Moon Fell from the Sky and No One Even Noticed,2.423,2018-03-24,How the Moon Fell from the Sky and No One Even Noticed,7.0,1 +25250,[18],521968,en,Robin: Watch for Wishes,2.422,2018-04-21,Robin: Watch for Wishes,8.0,1 +25251,[27],561504,en,Invoking 5,2.422,2018-10-09,Invoking 5,7.3,4 +25252,[35],510262,es,La pena máxima,2.421,2018-03-23,Penalty Kick,5.8,6 +25253,"[53, 27]",543915,en,The Boat,2.418,2018-09-22,The Boat,9.0,1 +25254,"[27, 53]",549671,en,Hide in the Light,2.414,2018-10-23,Hide in the Light,6.7,3 +25255,"[14, 12, 27, 9648]",548146,en,Paradox: A Rusty Lake Film,2.414,2018-09-20,Paradox: A Rusty Lake Film,5.0,2 +25256,"[10749, 18, 10770]",543326,en,Season for Love,2.414,2018-08-25,Season for Love,4.0,2 +25257,[27],545815,en,Epidemic,2.41,2018-09-25,Epidemic,6.0,1 +25258,[18],557864,en,One Cambodian Family Please for My Pleasure,2.409,2018-10-12,One Cambodian Family Please for My Pleasure,8.0,2 +25259,"[18, 10749]",434398,en,Adolescence,2.408,2018-05-23,Adolescence,0.0,1 +25260,[53],537156,en,Nanny Surveillance,2.407,2018-07-15,Nanny Surveillance,7.5,2 +25261,"[80, 18, 53]",533741,en,Recall,2.407,2018-07-03,Recall,7.0,2 +25262,"[12, 18, 14, 878]",487283,en,A Wish for Giants,2.405,2018-02-17,A Wish for Giants,9.3,6 +25263,"[10749, 10770]",554294,en,Hometown Christmas,2.403,2018-12-16,Hometown Christmas,6.0,1 +25264,[18],543477,en,Long Way Back Home,2.4,2018-08-20,Long Way Back Home,8.0,2 +25265,[53],510616,en,Stalked by a Reality Star,2.398,2018-03-09,Stalked by a Reality Star,5.5,2 +25266,[99],370756,en,Always at The Carlyle,2.391,2018-05-11,Always at The Carlyle,7.0,3 +25267,[18],463157,en,Jellyfish,2.39,2018-04-20,Jellyfish,8.6,4 +25268,[35],566674,en,Russell Brand: Re:Birth,2.387,2018-12-04,Russell Brand: Re:Birth,6.3,9 +25269,"[878, 28]",493686,en,Eruption: LA,2.387,2018-01-30,Eruption: LA,4.7,8 +25270,[99],533743,es,Strokes of Genius,2.384,2018-07-01,Strokes of Genius,8.7,3 +25271,[99],493017,fr,Une année polaire,2.381,2018-01-21,A Polar Year,7.3,5 +25272,"[35, 18, 10751]",491305,zh,海上浮城,2.379,2018-01-19,Dead Pigs,8.0,1 +25273,"[18, 10749]",510806,en,Souls of Totality,2.378,2018-02-05,Souls of Totality,7.5,2 +25274,"[99, 10402, 35]",503761,en,Being Frank: The Chris Sievey Story,2.373,2018-03-13,Being Frank: The Chris Sievey Story,6.0,1 +25275,[99],522317,en,Hunt for the Skinwalker,2.373,2018-09-12,Hunt for the Skinwalker,4.8,8 +25276,[53],501298,en,Overexposed,2.367,2018-01-26,Overexposed,4.0,5 +25277,[18],536768,en,Beautifully Broken,2.366,2018-08-24,Beautifully Broken,8.0,1 +25278,"[16, 35, 10751]",536584,en,The Late Batsby,2.366,2018-07-27,The Late Batsby,7.0,1 +25279,"[18, 9648]",509934,en,Far Cry 5: Inside Eden's Gate,2.366,2018-03-05,Far Cry 5: Inside Eden's Gate,6.5,11 +25280,"[18, 35]",530776,cn,逆流大叔,2.359,2018-07-01,Men on the Dragon,9.0,1 +25281,"[35, 16]",499928,en,The Shivering Truth,2.358,2018-01-19,The Shivering Truth,6.0,1 +25282,"[10749, 18, 10770]",552004,en,Once Upon a Christmas Miracle,2.353,2018-12-02,Once Upon a Christmas Miracle,7.4,4 +25283,[99],489987,en,The Price of Everything,2.352,2018-01-19,The Price of Everything,8.2,8 +25284,[99],499558,ro,Fotbal infinit,2.345,2018-05-05,Infinite Football,8.0,1 +25285,[99],512338,en,Satan & Adam,2.342,2018-04-20,Satan & Adam,7.5,2 +25286,[18],512911,en,Hidden Light,2.33,2018-02-16,Hidden Light,10.0,1 +25287,"[28, 12]",543165,en,Uncharted: Live Action Fan Film,2.328,2018-07-16,Uncharted: Live Action Fan Film,7.5,13 +25288,[16],561589,en,Space Guardians 2,2.328,2018-12-11,Space Guardians 2,0.5,1 +25289,[99],511014,en,United Skates,2.326,2018-04-19,United Skates,8.0,5 +25290,[27],547780,en,Skeletons in the Closet,2.326,2018-09-07,Skeletons in the Closet,4.7,3 +25291,"[99, 10770]",544827,en,Inside the Manson Cult: The Lost Tapes,2.32,2018-09-17,Inside the Manson Cult: The Lost Tapes,7.0,13 +25292,"[28, 27, 53]",416217,en,Grindhouse Nightmares,2.32,2018-02-13,Grindhouse Nightmares,1.0,1 +25293,"[10751, 10770]",555281,en,Christmas Bells Are Ringing,2.308,2018-12-23,Christmas Bells Are Ringing,6.3,4 +25294,"[10749, 18, 10770]",549319,en,Christmas Everlasting,2.308,2018-11-24,Christmas Everlasting,5.0,4 +25295,[10749],551603,en,My Christmas Inn,2.305,2018-11-21,My Christmas Inn,6.7,5 +25296,"[9648, 10770]",540489,en,Garage Sale Mysteries: Murder In D Minor,2.303,2018-08-26,Garage Sale Mysteries: Murder In D Minor,5.4,7 +25297,"[10749, 18, 35]",502126,en,Write When You Get Work,2.302,2018-03-12,Write When You Get Work,1.0,1 +25298,"[10749, 10770, 10751]",550020,en,Christmas in Love,2.3,2018-11-11,Christmas in Love,5.2,5 +25299,"[80, 18]",378631,en,Like Me,2.292,2018-01-25,Like Me,6.1,17 +25300,"[10749, 18, 10770]",554282,en,Time for Me to Come Home for Christmas,2.291,2018-12-15,Time for Me to Come Home for Christmas,6.5,9 +25301,[99],502138,en,The World Before Your Feet,2.29,2018-11-21,The World Before Your Feet,8.0,1 +25302,"[28, 53]",516579,en,Boyne Falls,2.283,2018-08-30,Boyne Falls,4.0,2 +25303,"[28, 878]",567203,en,Hornet,2.282,2018-12-18,Hornet,1.3,3 +25304,[53],561131,en,Sorority Stalker,2.281,2018-10-10,Sorority Stalker,5.0,1 +25305,[53],553685,en,Boyfriend's Deceit,2.281,2018-10-12,Boyfriend's Deceit,4.0,2 +25306,[35],462550,en,Family,2.276,2019-04-19,Family,8.5,3 +25307,[18],470641,hi,मुक्काबाज़,2.276,2018-01-12,Mukkabaaz,7.5,18 +25308,[27],520235,en,Tales Beyond Madness,2.276,2018-01-01,Tales Beyond Madness,2.0,1 +25309,"[35, 27]",514558,en,Cynthia,2.274,2018-08-31,Cynthia,7.3,4 +25310,[27],445732,en,Johnny Gruesome,2.273,2018-10-16,Johnny Gruesome,3.3,4 +25311,[35],371744,en,Taco Shop,2.272,2018-05-01,Taco Shop,4.7,3 +25312,"[27, 35]",364379,en,Cat Sick Blues,2.265,2018-01-17,Cat Sick Blues,6.5,28 +25313,[99],520558,en,Love & Bananas: An Elephant Story,2.265,2018-04-22,Love & Bananas: An Elephant Story,6.5,2 +25314,[18],489990,el,Pity,2.258,2018-01-19,Pity,6.9,12 +25315,[27],519022,en,Disposition,2.258,2018-10-13,Disposition,0.0,3 +25316,"[99, 36]",532868,en,Death of a Nation,2.254,2018-08-03,Death of a Nation,5.5,12 +25317,"[18, 35, 10751]",412120,ja,湯を沸かすほどの熱い愛,2.253,2018-01-06,Her Love Boils Bathwater,6.8,16 +25318,"[18, 80]",412061,en,Friday's Child,2.251,2018-03-11,Friday's Child,6.2,3 +25319,[27],540009,ar,Dachra,2.25,2018-09-21,Dachra,6.0,3 +25320,"[27, 53]",555845,en,Burnt Offering,2.249,2018-10-09,Burnt Offering,4.5,2 +25321,[35],513077,es,Hasta que la boda nos separe,2.248,2018-03-29,Hasta que la boda nos separe,6.8,6 +25322,[99],502164,en,Operation Odessa,2.247,2018-03-10,Operation Odessa,7.7,9 +25323,"[18, 53]",517109,en,Hunting Lands,2.246,2018-03-03,Hunting Lands,10.0,1 +25324,"[18, 53]",435036,en,A Crooked Somebody,2.239,2018-10-05,A Crooked Somebody,7.7,3 +25325,[10749],535994,en,Kinky,2.237,2018-10-12,Kinky,4.0,3 +25326,"[18, 27, 9648, 53]",480394,en,They Remain,2.235,2018-01-28,They Remain,5.2,12 +25327,"[18, 10770]",550030,en,Homegrown Christmas,2.233,2018-12-08,Homegrown Christmas,7.0,2 +25328,[28],550290,en,Outlawed,2.233,2018-10-02,Outlawed,5.1,4 +25329,"[53, 80, 28]",485337,en,Gangster Land,2.229,2017-12-01,Gangster Land,5.1,21 +25330,"[16, 12]",566611,en,Howard Lovecraft and the Kingdom of Madness,2.224,2018-12-04,Howard Lovecraft and the Kingdom of Madness,5.5,4 +25331,[99],503446,en,Songwriter,2.22,2018-08-17,Songwriter,9.3,7 +25332,"[10749, 10770]",565599,en,A Christmas for the Books,2.216,2018-12-20,A Christmas for the Books,6.2,9 +25333,"[27, 53]",558655,en,Into the Dark: Flesh & Blood,2.216,2018-11-02,Into the Dark: Flesh & Blood,4.9,7 +25334,"[27, 53]",392407,en,A Place in Hell,2.215,2018-04-03,A Place in Hell,5.3,5 +25335,[35],522552,en,Freelancers Anonymous,2.212,2018-06-10,Freelancers Anonymous,6.0,2 +25336,"[18, 10749, 10770]",550036,en,A Midnight Kiss,2.211,2018-12-29,A Midnight Kiss,4.7,3 +25337,[99],499550,ru,День Победы,2.21,2018-05-05,Victory Day,7.0,2 +25338,"[14, 35]",502173,en,Relaxer,2.209,2018-03-09,Relaxer,6.0,1 +25339,[99],508466,es,Desenterrando Sad Hill,2.208,2018-02-08,Sad Hill Unearthed,7.2,22 +25340,"[80, 18, 9648]",557130,en,Dangerous Matrimony,2.201,2018-10-26,Dangerous Matrimony,3.0,1 +25341,"[18, 53, 27, 878, 14]",462035,en,House of Demons,2.199,2018-02-06,House of Demons,4.7,3 +25342,"[14, 27, 53]",422047,en,The Dwarves of Demrel,2.198,2018-09-14,The Dwarves of Demrel,5.0,2 +25343,[53],541876,en,Babysitter's Nightmare,2.195,2018-08-07,Babysitter's Nightmare,5.5,1 +25344,[18],413576,en,1/1,2.194,2018-07-17,1/1,7.0,2 +25345,[27],522547,en,Grindsploitation 4: Meltsploitation,2.192,2018-05-01,Grindsploitation 4: Meltsploitation,7.0,2 +25346,"[10770, 10749]",550648,en,Christmas Pen Pals,2.192,2018-12-15,Christmas Pen Pals,5.7,3 +25347,"[35, 9648]",400028,en,The Big Frozen Gumshoe,2.192,2018-10-23,The Big Frozen Gumshoe,0.0,1 +25348,[35],544295,en,D.L. Hughley: Contrarian,2.191,2018-09-18,D.L. Hughley: Contrarian,5.8,4 +25349,"[10751, 10770]",550084,en,Reunited at Christmas,2.187,2018-11-21,Reunited at Christmas,7.0,2 +25350,[99],463088,en,The Game Changers,2.177,2018-01-19,The Game Changers,10.0,1 +25351,[99],502137,en,Weed the People,2.177,2018-10-16,Weed the People,7.0,1 +25352,[99],523798,en,Above and Beyond: NASA's Journey to Tomorrow,2.176,2018-10-13,Above and Beyond: NASA's Journey to Tomorrow,7.0,2 +25353,[878],552376,en,Robowar,2.176,2018-10-11,Robowar,5.7,3 +25354,[27],551735,en,Terrortory 2,2.176,2018-10-01,Terrortory 2,2.5,2 +25355,[27],564568,en,Doses of Horror,2.174,2018-01-05,Doses of Horror,6.5,2 +25356,"[28, 80, 53, 18, 9648]",457312,en,Pickings,2.17,2018-03-02,Pickings,6.0,3 +25357,[27],553080,en,Welcome to Hell,2.17,2018-10-09,Welcome to Hell,3.5,2 +25358,"[35, 9648]",529011,zh,新乌龙院之笑闹江湖,2.169,2018-08-24,Oolong Courtyard: Kung Fu School,4.0,1 +25359,"[53, 10770]",545155,en,Dying for the Crown,2.169,2018-08-10,Dying for the Crown,3.0,1 +25360,"[80, 18]",548899,en,Delinquent,2.168,2018-10-23,Delinquent,8.7,3 +25361,[35],499309,tl,Ang Dalawang Mrs. Reyes,2.168,2018-01-26,Ang Dalawang Mrs. Reyes,6.2,3 +25362,"[35, 18]",474883,en,A Swingers Weekend,2.166,2018-04-18,A Swingers Weekend,2.7,4 +25363,[18],548887,en,The Trump Prophecy,2.162,2018-10-02,The Trump Prophecy,8.0,1 +25364,[18],548055,en,Time of Day,2.162,2018-09-12,Time of Day,4.0,2 +25365,"[53, 10770]",514307,en,The Midwife's Deception,2.161,2018-03-18,The Midwife's Deception,3.0,2 +25366,"[18, 10402]",565402,en,Country Christmas Album,2.158,2018-12-15,Country Christmas Album,6.0,1 +25367,"[35, 18, 10751]",511562,en,To the Beat,2.157,2018-03-13,To the Beat,5.1,4 +25368,"[10770, 53]",539499,en,Cheerleader Nightmare,2.155,2018-07-29,Cheerleader Nightmare,6.0,1 +25369,[18],510111,fr,Vierges,2.154,2018-04-19,Virgins,8.0,3 +25370,"[10749, 10770]",544594,en,Falling for You,2.152,2018-10-06,Falling for You,4.8,5 +25371,[99],509904,en,Roll Red Roll,2.151,2019-03-22,Roll Red Roll,8.0,1 +25372,[99],497802,en,Pandas,2.146,2018-04-06,Pandas,6.8,6 +25373,[18],545816,en,The Griddle House,2.145,2018-07-03,The Griddle House,5.3,3 +25374,[99],535993,en,Stray Bullet,2.143,2018-07-15,Stray Bullet,6.0,2 +25375,"[35, 18, 10749]",507525,en,Beauty & the Beholder,2.141,2018-10-26,Beauty & the Beholder,10.0,1 +25376,[99],557779,en,Outside the Bubble: On the Road with Alexandra Pelosi,2.139,2018-10-29,Outside the Bubble: On the Road with Alexandra Pelosi,7.3,2 +25377,[99],578547,en,The Road to Stardom: The Making of A Star is Born,2.138,2018-12-07,The Road to Stardom: The Making of A Star is Born,9.3,3 +25378,[53],440528,en,Dual Mania,2.137,2018-09-17,Dual Mania,0.0,2 +25379,"[18, 35]",529866,ja,犬猿,2.131,2018-07-28,Thicker than Water,6.0,1 +25380,"[27, 18]",548215,en,Malacostraca,2.126,2018-09-13,Malacostraca,10.0,1 +25381,[99],542538,en,Gay Hollywood Dad,2.125,2018-08-14,Gay Hollywood Dad,3.0,1 +25382,"[80, 27, 53]",548162,en,[Cargo],2.122,2018-11-13,[Cargo],5.3,4 +25383,"[27, 53]",511474,en,Soul to Keep,2.121,2018-10-10,Soul to Keep,5.6,5 +25384,"[10751, 16]",555949,en,Planes with Brains,2.119,2018-09-09,Planes with Brains,10.0,1 +25385,[53],502805,en,Ladyworld,2.119,2018-09-22,Ladyworld,4.0,1 +25386,"[10402, 99]",563708,en,Springsteen On Broadway,2.118,2018-12-16,Springsteen On Broadway,8.3,15 +25387,[10751],567129,xx,Ian,2.116,2018-12-05,Ian,10.0,1 +25388,[35],530584,en,Jim Gaffigan: Noble Ape,2.11,2018-07-13,Jim Gaffigan: Noble Ape,7.8,5 +25389,"[18, 35]",492382,en,Home Shopper,2.106,2018-01-19,Home Shopper,9.0,2 +25390,[53],529878,en,Nanny Killer,2.106,2018-04-29,Nanny Killer,5.1,5 +25391,"[27, 18, 14]",499676,en,Flay,2.106,2018-03-06,Flay,3.0,1 +25392,"[28, 18, 53]",565932,en,Klippers,2.101,2018-01-01,Klippers,10.0,1 +25393,"[18, 27, 9648]",513236,en,Something,2.101,2018-02-28,Something,9.0,2 +25394,[],535965,en,Sports!,2.096,2018-06-22,Sports!,10.0,1 +25395,[99],551605,en,Invisible Essence: The Little Prince,2.096,2018-10-16,Invisible Essence: The Little Prince,8.0,1 +25396,[27],506636,en,Your Filthy Heart,2.095,2018-02-23,Your Filthy Heart,8.3,2 +25397,"[35, 18, 10749]",457258,en,Ali's Wedding,2.095,2018-06-08,Ali's Wedding,7.9,23 +25398,"[18, 10749]",513296,en,Home by Spring,2.095,2018-03-31,Home by Spring,7.4,8 +25399,[99],502158,en,Brewmaster,2.095,2018-03-09,Brewmaster,6.0,1 +25400,"[18, 35]",514389,en,Maybe Shower,2.094,2018-03-24,Maybe Shower,7.5,2 +25401,"[35, 18]",530180,en,Reach,2.093,2018-10-19,Reach,7.0,1 +25402,[27],440397,en,A Demon Within,2.093,2018-01-12,A Demon Within,4.3,10 +25403,[878],546441,en,Guns of the Apocalypse,2.092,2018-09-26,Guns of the Apocalypse,3.0,1 +25404,"[27, 35]",499910,en,Hair Wolf,2.091,2018-01-20,Hair Wolf,9.0,1 +25405,[99],511807,en,Wrestle,2.09,2018-04-06,Wrestle,10.0,1 +25406,"[27, 35]",508404,en,Party Bus To Hell,2.085,2018-04-13,Party Bus To Hell,4.7,14 +25407,[16],554747,en,Legend of Hallowaiian,2.084,2018-09-16,Legend of Hallowaiian,10.0,1 +25408,[18],514899,ru,Сердце мира,2.082,2018-10-14,Core of the World,7.4,5 +25409,[99],492677,en,My Dead Dad's Porno Tapes,2.08,2018-01-18,My Dead Dad's Porno Tapes,6.8,8 +25410,"[35, 99, 18, 10751, 10749]",532997,en,Chicken Girls: The Movie,2.077,2018-06-29,Chicken Girls: The Movie,6.0,7 +25411,"[878, 28, 16]",543842,en,Overwatch Animated Short: Shooting Star,2.076,2018-08-22,Overwatch Animated Short: Shooting Star,7.4,13 +25412,[35],542437,es,"Contigo no, bicho",2.076,2018-09-14,"Contigo no, bicho",5.8,5 +25413,"[35, 18]",518416,en,Another Kind of Wedding,2.065,2018-04-29,Another Kind of Wedding,5.4,8 +25414,[27],565964,en,Lilith,2.063,2018-07-18,Lilith,3.0,1 +25415,"[18, 9648, 53]",518577,en,XIII,2.06,2018-04-25,XIII,5.0,1 +25416,"[27, 35]",565762,en,Last American Horror Show,2.059,2018-06-30,Last American Horror Show,4.7,3 +25417,"[14, 878]",528230,en,Daisy Belle,2.053,2018-04-08,Daisy Belle,8.0,1 +25418,[27],549278,en,7:02 Only the Righteous,2.052,2018-03-27,7:02 Only the Righteous,3.0,1 +25419,"[10749, 35, 18]",501628,en,Wobble Palace,2.05,2018-03-09,Wobble Palace,6.0,1 +25420,"[18, 35]",502178,en,Wild Honey Pie!,2.05,2018-03-12,Wild Honey Pie!,5.0,1 +25421,[99],505126,en,The Human Element,2.049,2018-02-25,The Human Element,8.0,1 +25422,"[27, 35]",561927,en,Lake Fear 3,2.048,2018-10-02,Lake Fear 3,10.0,1 +25423,"[28, 35, 80, 18, 10751, 10749, 53]",490778,ur,Parchi‬,2.044,2018-01-12,Parchi,8.0,1 +25424,"[18, 10402, 10749]",596178,hi,Music Teacher,2.037,2018-09-08,Music Teacher,6.0,3 +25425,"[53, 10770]",537138,en,Twisted,2.036,2018-05-19,Twisted,5.4,13 +25426,[53],499791,en,M/M,2.032,2018-01-19,M/M,7.0,2 +25427,[27],552477,en,Let's Not Meet,2.032,2018-10-17,Let's Not Meet,6.0,3 +25428,"[10770, 53]",551910,en,Dead in the Water,2.029,2018-10-27,Dead in the Water,2.7,3 +25429,"[16, 35, 10751, 12]",528644,en,Bilby,2.024,2019-02-22,Bilby,5.0,6 +25430,"[27, 53, 18]",499921,en,The Perfect Host: A Southern Gothic Tale,2.021,2018-08-22,The Perfect Host: A Southern Gothic Tale,6.5,4 +25431,[99],490818,en,Seeing Allred,2.017,2018-01-21,Seeing Allred,7.3,14 +25432,"[16, 10751]",490649,no,Elias og Storegaps hemmelighet,2.016,2018-03-31,Anchors Up,5.7,3 +25433,"[99, 10402]",525638,en,America's Musical Journey,2.008,2018-02-16,America's Musical Journey,9.0,1 +25434,"[53, 28]",516742,en,The Hitman Agency,2.004,2018-04-04,The Hitman Agency,4.7,3 +25435,"[35, 878]",535197,en,Grandmother's Gold,2.001,2018-07-10,Grandmother's Gold,7.5,2 +25436,[27],513297,en,Fear Level,1.998,2018-05-25,Fear Level,7.0,1 +25437,[18],430450,en,Sollers Point,1.998,2018-05-11,Sollers Point,6.2,6 +25438,"[35, 10749]",551701,en,Jingle Around the Clock,1.997,2018-12-22,Jingle Around the Clock,8.7,3 +25439,"[35, 27]",505626,en,Hell's Kitty,1.996,2018-03-27,Hell's Kitty,3.3,4 +25440,"[18, 10770]",546194,en,Conrad & Michelle: If Words Could Kill,1.99,2018-09-23,Conrad & Michelle: If Words Could Kill,2.0,3 +25441,[27],505496,en,Black Creek,1.989,2018-02-16,Black Creek,2.6,6 +25442,"[35, 10749]",455401,en,Keep the Change,1.988,2018-03-16,Keep the Change,7.3,4 +25443,[10749],412003,en,Modern Life Is Rubbish,1.988,2018-04-27,Modern Life Is Rubbish,6.8,21 +25444,[14],569736,en,Rechazados,1.985,2018-12-20,Rejected,8.0,3 +25445,[18],426251,en,Love After Love,1.98,2018-03-30,Love After Love,6.5,5 +25446,[99],514758,en,The Last Resort,1.969,2018-01-23,The Last Resort,7.5,2 +25447,[53],569506,en,Nowhere Mind,1.969,2018-10-19,Nowhere Mind,6.0,1 +25448,"[18, 10751]",547454,en,Never Heard,1.968,2018-11-01,Never Heard,7.0,4 +25449,"[12, 16, 10751]",552095,en,PAW PATROL: Mighty Pups,1.963,2018-09-11,PAW PATROL: Mighty Pups,10.0,3 +25450,"[878, 27, 53]",526510,en,Night Zero,1.962,2018-05-22,Night Zero,5.7,3 +25451,"[28, 12, 14, 53]",75930,ja,牙狼〈GARO〉 ～RED REQUIEM～,1.962,2018-04-10,GARO: Red Requiem,5.5,3 +25452,"[53, 10770]",571768,en,Killer Body,1.96,2018-12-30,Killer Body,8.0,2 +25453,"[12, 10751, 18]",537860,en,Destined to Ride,1.96,2018-08-14,Destined to Ride,6.2,11 +25454,"[27, 35]",555059,en,Flesh Blanket,1.96,2018-10-16,Flesh Blanket,5.0,1 +25455,"[878, 27]",603050,en,51 Nevada,1.96,2018-04-10,51 Nevada,4.0,1 +25456,[28],346588,en,Loss Prevention,1.96,2018-11-06,Loss Prevention,3.0,1 +25457,[99],522320,en,Bob Lazar: Area 51 and Flying Saucers,1.959,2018-11-01,Bob Lazar: Area 51 and Flying Saucers,7.0,4 +25458,"[53, 10770]",553856,en,The Sinister Surrogate,1.955,2018-10-13,The Sinister Surrogate,5.5,2 +25459,"[10749, 18]",467467,fi,Tämä hetki kaislikossa,1.951,2018-03-17,A Moment in the Reeds,6.3,8 +25460,[99],518387,en,Inside the Life of Bella Thorne,1.949,2018-04-11,Inside the Life of Bella Thorne,7.3,3 +25461,"[28, 53, 18, 9648]",566876,en,Payday,1.947,2018-12-05,Payday,10.0,1 +25462,[],559087,en,Idled,1.946,2018-11-06,Idled,10.0,1 +25463,"[10751, 10749, 10770]",550025,en,Christmas in Evergreen: Letters to Santa,1.945,2018-11-18,Christmas in Evergreen: Letters to Santa,7.7,5 +25464,[99],549599,es,Dos Cataluñas,1.944,2018-09-28,Two Catalonias,7.0,9 +25465,"[53, 10770]",546233,en,He's Watching,1.944,2018-09-02,He's Watching,6.5,2 +25466,[99],503646,en,The Bray Road Beast,1.944,2018-10-01,The Bray Road Beast,6.5,4 +25467,"[27, 18, 10770]",567220,en,"Into the Dark: New Year, New You",1.944,2018-12-28,"Into the Dark: New Year, New You",4.5,12 +25468,"[53, 10770]",538942,en,The Wrong Cruise,1.941,2018-07-28,The Wrong Cruise,6.0,1 +25469,[27],517939,en,Paranormal Demons,1.94,2018-12-23,Paranormal Demons,6.3,4 +25470,"[53, 9648]",555058,en,8 Remains,1.939,2018-11-23,8 Remains,5.5,2 +25471,[],543490,en,My Husband's Double Life,1.939,2018-08-18,My Husband's Double Life,5.5,2 +25472,"[80, 28]",530266,en,The Krays: Dead Man Walking,1.939,2018-09-10,The Krays: Dead Man Walking,4.0,2 +25473,[53],555252,en,Killer Under the Bed,1.938,2018-10-20,Killer Under the Bed,4.0,2 +25474,"[27, 28, 14]",543004,en,Nightmare Shark,1.937,2018-08-16,Nightmare Shark,6.5,2 +25475,"[35, 18]",547354,ml,ജോണി ജോണി യെസ് അപ്പ,1.937,2018-11-15,Johny Johny Yes Appa,4.5,2 +25476,[99],490816,en,On Her Shoulders,1.936,2018-01-20,On Her Shoulders,4.2,4 +25477,"[10751, 10770]",552011,en,Jingle Belle,1.934,2018-11-25,Jingle Belle,8.0,2 +25478,"[18, 14, 9648]",519729,en,Still,1.933,2018-04-21,Still,5.2,3 +25479,"[18, 10749, 35]",549541,te,Nartanasala,1.932,2018-08-29,Nartanasala,6.3,3 +25480,"[18, 35, 10749]",518471,hu,Susotázs,1.929,2018-06-22,Chuchotage,9.3,2 +25481,"[53, 10770]",540899,en,A Sister's Obsession,1.929,2018-08-04,A Sister's Obsession,4.4,4 +25482,[99],464756,en,To Hell and Back: The Kane Hodder Story,1.928,2018-07-13,To Hell and Back: The Kane Hodder Story,8.1,7 +25483,[10402],561556,en,Loudon Wainwright III: Surviving Twin,1.928,2018-11-13,Loudon Wainwright III: Surviving Twin,7.0,1 +25484,[18],566141,en,Her Only Choice,1.928,2018-10-06,Her Only Choice,6.5,2 +25485,"[35, 80, 18]",559043,en,The Actor,1.928,2018-10-12,The Actor,6.0,2 +25486,[99],502169,en,More Human Than Human,1.927,2018-03-10,More Human Than Human,4.7,3 +25487,[99],502183,en,If I Leave Here Tomorrow: A Film About Lynyrd Skynyrd,1.926,2018-03-13,If I Leave Here Tomorrow: A Film About Lynyrd Skynyrd,8.0,3 +25488,"[18, 10770, 9648]",521387,en,Darrow & Darrow: In The Key Of Murder,1.926,2018-05-06,Darrow & Darrow: In The Key Of Murder,6.0,2 +25489,"[878, 16]",358632,ja,台風のノルダ,1.925,2018-01-23,Typhoon Noruda,5.8,12 +25490,[99],522773,en,A Dangerous Son,1.922,2018-05-07,A Dangerous Son,6.5,2 +25491,[99],502163,pt,Nossa Chape,1.921,2018-03-10,Nossa Chape,8.5,2 +25492,"[28, 878]",497256,en,BALLiSTIC,1.921,2018-06-27,BALLiSTIC,7.1,4 +25493,"[53, 10770]",547377,en,Her Boyfriend's Secret,1.918,2018-09-08,Her Boyfriend's Secret,8.0,1 +25494,[18],571622,en,The Wrong Teacher,1.918,2018-12-28,The Wrong Teacher,6.0,1 +25495,[37],566574,en,A Fistful of Lead,1.917,2018-12-04,A Fistful of Lead,7.5,2 +25496,[99],543647,en,We Are Not Done Yet,1.917,2018-11-08,We Are Not Done Yet,7.0,3 +25497,[53],534435,en,Brokedown,1.917,2018-06-16,Brokedown,1.0,1 +25498,[99],495002,en,Waco: Madman or Messiah,1.91,2018-01-28,Waco: Madman or Messiah,8.0,3 +25499,[],563737,en,Christmas Catch,1.906,2018-12-02,Christmas Catch,3.5,2 +25500,"[53, 18]",534402,mr,सविता दामोदर परांजपे,1.905,2018-09-07,Savita Damodar Paranjpe,6.0,1 +25501,"[27, 53, 9648]",565759,en,Dark Sister,1.905,2018-12-01,Dark Sister,5.5,2 +25502,[27],534414,en,Trashsploitation,1.905,2018-07-07,Trashsploitation,4.0,3 +25503,[99],543089,en,Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes,1.903,2018-12-07,Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes,7.3,2 +25504,[27],544780,en,Terror Talk,1.903,2018-08-24,Terror Talk,3.7,3 +25505,[35],503929,en,Fixed,1.902,2018-02-13,Fixed,6.5,4 +25506,[27],547681,en,Mandy the Haunted Doll,1.899,2018-06-19,Mandy the Haunted Doll,4.0,2 +25507,[],546809,en,The Boarder,1.897,2018-06-30,The Boarder,4.3,2 +25508,[18],543111,en,Feathers,1.896,2018-10-06,Feathers,4.0,2 +25509,"[18, 10749, 36, 10752]",520930,en,Summer of '67,1.892,2018-06-29,Summer of '67,10.0,1 +25510,"[28, 12, 35]",502308,en,Jurassic Predator,1.892,2018-06-21,Jurassic Predator,4.3,3 +25511,"[35, 10749]",510069,en,Song of Back and Neck,1.889,2018-04-23,Song of Back and Neck,6.0,1 +25512,"[28, 53]",483315,en,Armed,1.889,2018-09-14,Armed,5.1,5 +25513,"[27, 35, 28]",545598,en,An Hour To Kill,1.889,2018-06-12,An Hour To Kill,2.0,1 +25514,[53],362676,en,The Big Take,1.888,2018-09-04,The Big Take,3.5,5 +25515,"[18, 10770]",554288,en,Every Day Is Christmas,1.887,2018-11-24,Every Day Is Christmas,5.3,4 +25516,"[878, 35, 27]",412764,en,Soft Matter,1.886,2018-06-08,Soft Matter,8.5,2 +25517,[27],532090,en,The House on Mansfield Street,1.883,2018-06-22,The House on Mansfield Street,3.5,2 +25518,[35],560760,en,The Pastor and the Pro,1.882,2018-11-09,The Pastor and the Pro,6.5,2 +25519,"[12, 35, 878]",560034,en,Pocketman and Cargoboy,1.881,2018-10-12,Pocketman and Cargoboy,10.0,2 +25520,[],529865,ja,去年の冬、きみと別れ,1.881,2018-07-21,"Last Winter, We Parted",7.0,2 +25521,[27],523353,en,Edge of Isolation,1.88,2018-04-20,Edge of Isolation,7.0,1 +25522,[27],547146,en,Ghostface,1.879,2018-08-31,Ghostface,9.0,1 +25523,"[18, 14]",557035,es,Mouras,1.877,2018-10-14,Mouras,4.0,1 +25524,[99],552678,en,Lucha VaVoom: Inside America’s Most Outrageous Show,1.877,2018-10-16,Lucha VaVoom: Inside America’s Most Outrageous Show,1.0,2 +25525,[53],554633,en,Spiral,1.874,2018-10-16,Spiral,7.0,1 +25526,[99],551801,en,The Family Business: Trump and Taxes,1.872,2018-10-07,The Family Business: Trump and Taxes,8.3,3 +25527,"[53, 27]",494113,no,Infisert,1.872,2018-12-31,Infected,7.9,4 +25528,"[10770, 18, 35]",550096,en,The Truth About Christmas,1.872,2018-11-25,The Truth About Christmas,5.8,4 +25529,"[16, 35]",510738,en,Bird Karma,1.87,2018-02-24,Bird Karma,7.3,2 +25530,[27],553686,en,Th'dread Rattlin',1.869,2018-10-31,Th'dread Rattlin',10.0,1 +25531,"[35, 16, 10770]",554115,en,"Harvey Birdman, Attorney General",1.869,2018-10-15,"Harvey Birdman, Attorney General",8.0,1 +25532,"[18, 53]",549110,en,The Breeding,1.869,2018-09-07,The Breeding,5.0,1 +25533,[99],491592,en,Time Trial,1.865,2018-03-10,Time Trial,7.3,4 +25534,"[10749, 10770]",564637,en,A Wedding for Christmas,1.862,2018-11-25,A Wedding for Christmas,4.5,2 +25535,[99],528393,en,Ballet Now,1.86,2018-06-05,Ballet Now,8.0,1 +25536,"[10770, 10751]",552013,en,Christmas Lost and Found,1.86,2018-12-07,Christmas Lost and Found,6.0,1 +25537,"[53, 10770]",602707,en,Fear Bay,1.859,2018-05-17,Fear Bay,5.0,1 +25538,"[53, 10770]",521224,en,A Dangerous Date,1.858,2018-04-14,A Dangerous Date,3.0,1 +25539,[27],557920,en,Elves,1.856,2018-11-19,Elves,4.0,1 +25540,"[10770, 53]",566792,en,Baby Obsession,1.854,2018-10-01,Baby Obsession,4.5,1 +25541,"[53, 878, 18]",495507,en,Twisted Pair,1.853,2018-10-03,Twisted Pair,6.0,2 +25542,"[27, 28]",532153,en,Amazon Hot Box,1.853,2018-06-15,Amazon Hot Box,4.5,2 +25543,"[27, 53]",525079,en,The Knock,1.852,2018-05-18,The Knock,8.0,1 +25544,[53],547965,en,Smoke Screen,1.85,2018-06-12,Smoke Screen,10.0,1 +25545,"[99, 27]",457775,en,The Devil and Father Amorth,1.85,2018-04-20,The Devil and Father Amorth,5.3,40 +25546,[99],557658,en,The Gilligan Manifesto,1.85,2018-11-16,The Gilligan Manifesto,4.0,1 +25547,"[53, 878]",462920,en,Perfect,1.849,2018-03-11,Perfect,3.5,2 +25548,"[14, 28, 12, 18]",496708,en,Babes with Blades,1.849,2018-01-02,Babes with Blades,2.5,2 +25549,"[18, 10751]",539142,pa,Khido Khundi,1.848,2018-04-20,Khido Khundi,7.0,1 +25550,[53],557294,en,Zombie at 17,1.848,2018-10-27,Zombie at 17,6.0,1 +25551,"[99, 10402]",529103,en,Horses: Patti Smith and Her Band,1.848,2018-04-23,Horses: Patti Smith and Her Band,5.5,2 +25552,"[12, 10751]",501791,en,Monsters at Large,1.846,2018-03-01,Monsters at Large,1.0,1 +25553,[99],520364,en,Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes,1.844,2018-04-23,Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes,8.0,1 +25554,[28],555853,en,The Punished,1.842,2018-10-23,The Punished,10.0,1 +25555,"[99, 10402]",541622,en,Have It All - The Movie,1.842,2018-08-07,Have It All - The Movie,9.0,1 +25556,[37],540977,en,A Reckoning,1.842,2018-08-07,A Reckoning,5.0,1 +25557,[28],539721,en,Project E.1337: ALPHA,1.839,2018-01-06,Project E.1337: ALPHA,5.5,2 +25558,[10749],566389,en,A Stone Cold Christmas,1.838,2018-11-19,A Stone Cold Christmas,6.0,1 +25559,[],552799,en,The Girl in the Bathtub,1.837,2018-10-07,The Girl in the Bathtub,5.5,2 +25560,[28],566114,en,Bad Company,1.836,2018-08-14,Bad Company,10.0,1 +25561,"[35, 18]",557615,en,Delenda,1.836,2018-04-19,Delenda,10.0,1 +25562,[27],543917,en,Bloodline,1.836,2018-09-22,Bloodline,6.0,1 +25563,"[35, 18, 27]",505236,en,Hens Night,1.835,2018-02-14,Hens Night,3.5,2 +25564,[18],500353,en,French Kisses,1.833,2018-01-19,French Kisses,8.0,1 +25565,[],458203,en,Apocalypsis,1.833,2018-03-17,Apocalypsis,7.5,3 +25566,"[35, 18]",490008,en,White Rabbit,1.833,2018-01-18,White Rabbit,7.0,3 +25567,[53],548460,en,The Wrong Friend,1.833,2018-09-14,The Wrong Friend,6.0,1 +25568,[],549938,te,Ee Maaya Peremito,1.832,2018-09-21,Ee Maaya Peremito,7.5,2 +25569,"[16, 80]",437220,zh,大世界,1.832,2018-02-02,Have a Nice Day,5.0,13 +25570,[],518378,en,Bar Wrestling 9: February Stars,1.831,2018-02-22,Bar Wrestling 9: February Stars,5.0,1 +25571,"[14, 878]",501622,en,Galaxy Lords,1.831,2018-02-24,Galaxy Lords,3.0,1 +25572,[18],567685,en,Shiner,1.83,2018-10-01,Shiner,10.0,1 +25573,[99],509914,en,No Greater Law,1.83,2018-04-19,No Greater Law,8.0,2 +25574,"[18, 878]",541883,en,A. I. Tales,1.83,2018-07-13,A. I. Tales,4.0,1 +25575,[99],489995,en,306 Hollywood,1.827,2018-01-18,306 Hollywood,6.5,2 +25576,[],518385,en,Bar Wrestling 11: April O'Neil,1.826,2018-04-12,Bar Wrestling 11: April O'Neil,8.0,1 +25577,"[35, 27]",440559,en,Housesitters,1.823,2018-04-28,Housesitters,6.0,2 +25578,"[16, 10751]",561606,en,Pondemonium 3,1.822,2018-11-13,Pondemonium 3,10.0,1 +25579,"[18, 53]",526027,en,Devil's Path,1.819,2018-06-08,Devil's Path,8.0,1 +25580,"[18, 35]",505522,en,The Bad Guys,1.816,2018-02-16,The Bad Guys,6.0,1 +25581,"[27, 9648, 53]",477577,en,3,1.816,2018-08-07,3,6.0,2 +25582,[],608444,en,End Trip,1.816,2018-06-09,End Trip,4.0,1 +25583,"[99, 10770]",532492,en,This Is A.I.,1.814,2018-06-21,This Is A.I.,6.0,1 +25584,"[878, 53]",529446,en,Bodysnatch,1.813,2018-06-12,Bodysnatch,4.0,1 +25585,"[27, 9648, 878, 53]",592660,en,Red Island,1.812,2018-12-01,Red Island,4.0,2 +25586,"[35, 14]",578200,en,Gleahan and the Knaves of Industry,1.81,2018-05-31,Gleahan and the Knaves of Industry,10.0,1 +25587,[18],459938,en,Beauty Mark,1.81,2017-06-17,Beauty Mark,7.8,4 +25588,[28],536163,en,Ace Walker,1.808,2018-03-18,Ace Walker,10.0,2 +25589,[35],535645,en,"Henry Rollins: Keep Talking, Pal.",1.807,2018-08-10,"Henry Rollins: Keep Talking, Pal.",7.3,3 +25590,[],543016,en,The Boarder,1.807,2018-06-30,The Boarder,5.0,2 +25591,[35],565012,en,Dad & Step-Dad,1.806,2018-10-04,Dad & Step-Dad,10.0,1 +25592,[99],550275,en,We Became Fragments,1.806,2018-05-04,We Became Fragments,10.0,1 +25593,[99],520369,en,It's a Hard Truth Ain't It,1.804,2018-04-25,It's a Hard Truth Ain't It,7.5,2 +25594,[35],550040,en,Monster Challenge,1.804,2018-09-21,Monster Challenge,7.0,1 +25595,"[99, 10402]",502609,en,Above & Beyond: Giving Up the Day Job,1.803,2018-02-02,Above & Beyond: Giving Up the Day Job,10.0,1 +25596,"[99, 10402]",516546,en,Steven Tyler: Out on a Limb,1.802,2018-05-10,Steven Tyler: Out on a Limb,8.0,1 +25597,[99],511548,en,Momentum Generation,1.801,2018-04-21,Momentum Generation,6.7,6 +25598,"[80, 18, 53]",549429,en,Lost Fare,1.801,2018-04-20,Lost Fare,6.0,2 +25599,[18],558205,en,Jane,1.8,2018-10-21,Jane,6.0,1 +25600,[],528732,en,SheChotic,1.8,2018-01-01,SheChotic,2.0,2 +25601,"[35, 18, 10751]",508834,en,Trek: The Movie,1.8,2018-04-06,Trek: The Movie,2.0,2 +25602,[99],514248,en,My Country No More,1.799,2018-02-23,My Country No More,7.0,1 +25603,[27],533137,en,Armenian Haunting,1.798,2018-04-24,Armenian Haunting,7.5,2 +25604,"[27, 35]",549077,en,Better Off Zed,1.798,2018-09-04,Better Off Zed,7.0,1 +25605,[],547602,en,BattleScar,1.797,2018-01-19,BattleScar,10.0,1 +25606,[99],551547,en,Student Athlete,1.797,2018-10-02,Student Athlete,6.0,1 +25607,[99],565846,en,Straight Up: Kentucky Bourbon,1.795,2018-01-01,Straight Up: Kentucky Bourbon,6.0,1 +25608,[10770],550656,en,A Christmas Arrangement,1.795,2018-11-21,A Christmas Arrangement,4.5,5 +25609,"[99, 10402]",532344,en,Records Collecting Dust II,1.794,2018-08-19,Records Collecting Dust II,5.0,1 +25610,[99],551455,en,Queen of the World,1.793,2018-10-01,Queen of the World,8.0,1 +25611,[35],550765,en,Squirrel,1.791,2018-09-23,Squirrel,8.0,1 +25612,"[28, 18]",518375,en,Bar Wrestling 8: Happily Ever After,1.791,2018-01-18,Bar Wrestling 8: Happily Ever After,7.0,1 +25613,[],500693,en,Man on Fire,1.79,2018-01-24,Man on Fire,8.0,1 +25614,[99],529161,en,Lenny,1.788,2018-01-23,Lenny,2.0,2 +25615,[18],548638,it,Cronofobia,1.786,2018-10-02,Cronofobia,8.0,1 +25616,[],522732,en,Feast of the Epiphany,1.786,2018-06-28,Feast of the Epiphany,4.0,1 +25617,[53],503017,en,The Dunes,1.785,2018-06-04,The Dunes,3.0,1 +25618,[27],455304,en,Sleep No More,1.78,2018-08-20,Sleep No More,4.2,9 +25619,[878],516570,en,Hyperlight,1.773,2018-04-03,Hyperlight,5.2,6 +25620,[99],497794,en,Becoming Jessica Nigri,1.772,2018-01-26,Becoming Jessica Nigri,8.0,1 +25621,"[18, 53]",558308,en,I Before Thee,1.771,2018-04-07,I Before Thee,10.0,1 +25622,[16],513152,de,Carlotta's Face,1.771,2018-04-07,Carlotta's Face,6.0,1 +25623,"[14, 27]",524925,en,Let's Be Friends,1.768,2018-04-27,Let's Be Friends,8.0,1 +25624,[18],470511,en,Mountain Rest,1.767,2018-05-12,Mountain Rest,6.0,1 +25625,"[18, 53]",552853,el,Apotheosis,1.767,2018-06-05,Apotheosis,5.0,1 +25626,[27],536235,en,Terra,1.767,2018-04-24,Terra,5.0,1 +25627,[],558612,en,Proxy Kill,1.761,2018-03-27,Proxy Kill,10.0,1 +25628,[],560318,en,My Monster,1.761,2018-03-01,My Monster,5.0,1 +25629,[10402],513575,en,The Kids Are Alright,1.758,2018-03-23,The Kids Are Alright,9.0,1 +25630,[18],536059,en,Angel of Anywhere,1.758,2018-01-06,Angel of Anywhere,5.0,1 +25631,[16],559445,en,My Moon,1.756,2018-02-03,My Moon,9.0,1 +25632,"[10749, 10770]",550033,en,A Gingerbread Romance,1.742,2018-12-16,A Gingerbread Romance,5.3,3 +25633,[35],553580,es,Bocadillo,1.742,2018-10-12,Bocadillo,2.4,7 +25634,"[53, 18]",426258,en,The Strange Ones,1.74,2018-01-05,The Strange Ones,5.8,39 +25635,[16],539935,en,Crow: The Legend,1.734,2018-04-19,Crow: The Legend,6.5,4 +25636,"[35, 18]",543628,zh,快把我哥带走,1.731,2018-08-24,Go Brother!,7.5,4 +25637,"[10751, 10770]",559709,en,Rent-an-Elf,1.727,2018-12-08,Rent-an-Elf,3.5,2 +25638,"[99, 10402]",551752,en,Teddy Pendergrass: If You Don't Know Me,1.723,2018-10-26,Teddy Pendergrass: If You Don't Know Me,8.0,3 +25639,"[16, 27, 14, 12]",535370,ko,신비아파트: 금빛 도깨비와 비밀의 동굴,1.723,2018-08-31,The Haunted House: The Secret of the Cave,8.0,1 +25640,[35],463743,de,Flitzer,1.719,2018-07-03,Streaker,6.7,3 +25641,[27],512701,en,Ghost of Camp Blood,1.716,2018-02-27,Ghost of Camp Blood,4.0,4 +25642,[99],502132,en,People's Republic of Desire,1.712,2018-11-30,People's Republic of Desire,6.8,2 +25643,"[9648, 10770]",529369,en,Hailey Dean Mystery: A Marriage Made for Murder,1.708,2018-06-10,Hailey Dean Mystery: A Marriage Made for Murder,5.8,4 +25644,"[28, 12]",512982,en,Mr. Rogers: A War Hero,1.707,2018-03-20,Mr. Rogers: A War Hero,4.0,1 +25645,"[10770, 10749, 10751]",550034,en,Entertaining Christmas,1.701,2018-12-15,Entertaining Christmas,6.7,3 +25646,[53],527838,en,He Loved Them All,1.694,2018-05-20,He Loved Them All,4.3,3 +25647,"[10749, 35, 18]",449848,en,The Boy Downstairs,1.687,2018-02-16,The Boy Downstairs,5.6,18 +25648,"[878, 53]",537723,en,Instant,1.683,2018-07-19,Instant,7.0,2 +25649,[53],544876,en,Her Worst Nightmare,1.683,2018-08-26,Her Worst Nightmare,5.5,4 +25650,[],505033,en,Great Light,1.681,2018-04-12,Great Light,8.0,1 +25651,"[10749, 18, 10770]",565274,en,Christmas on Holly Lane,1.681,2018-11-16,Christmas on Holly Lane,6.0,2 +25652,[18],551430,en,Incel,1.68,2019-03-09,Incel,0.0,1 +25653,[35],532162,en,W. Kamau Bell: Private School Negro,1.677,2018-06-26,W. Kamau Bell: Private School Negro,6.0,4 +25654,[],597710,en,Shattered Memories,1.677,2018-11-15,Shattered Memories,5.0,2 +25655,"[18, 53]",412904,en,Created Equal,1.676,2017-04-29,Created Equal,6.0,5 +25656,[99],548921,en,"Too Macabre: The Making of Elvira, Mistress of the Dark",1.674,2018-09-17,"Too Macabre: The Making of Elvira, Mistress of the Dark",7.3,3 +25657,[99],543638,en,Stolen Daughters: Kidnapped By Boko Haram,1.67,2018-10-22,Stolen Daughters: Kidnapped By Boko Haram,6.0,1 +25658,[18],556160,en,This Is Our Christmas,1.669,2018-11-08,This Is Our Christmas,2.0,4 +25659,[18],559549,en,NT Live: Antony & Cleopatra,1.668,2018-12-06,NT Live: Antony & Cleopatra,10.0,1 +25660,"[53, 10770]",499816,en,Deadly Inn,1.665,2018-01-19,Deadly Inn,4.0,1 +25661,[27],404292,en,A Hole in the Ground,1.662,2018-09-01,A Hole in the Ground,8.0,1 +25662,"[27, 12]",338598,en,Slay Belles,1.659,2018-12-04,Slay Belles,5.3,2 +25663,[99],450005,en,City of Joy,1.657,2016-11-11,City of Joy,7.1,7 +25664,[18],533254,en,Creature Companion,1.657,2018-05-04,Creature Companion,6.3,4 +25665,[99],532839,en,Church & State,1.657,2018-08-10,Church & State,6.0,1 +25666,[18],459713,te,మహానటి,1.656,2018-05-09,Mahanati,7.5,11 +25667,"[35, 18]",539470,hi,ब्रिज मोहन अमर रहे,1.652,2018-08-03,Brij Mohan Amar Rahe!,5.5,7 +25668,[27],562618,en,Foster Home Seance,1.649,2018-10-31,Foster Home Seance,5.5,2 +25669,"[18, 27]",565725,en,Necro-Mancing Dennis,1.648,2018-10-31,Necro-Mancing Dennis,5.0,2 +25670,"[10770, 53]",563038,en,He Knows Your Every Move,1.646,2018-11-16,He Knows Your Every Move,6.0,2 +25671,[],532886,en,A Night to Regret,1.641,2018-08-18,A Night to Regret,6.0,2 +25672,[99],520330,en,Kaiser: The Greatest Footballer Never to Play Football,1.641,2018-04-21,Kaiser: The Greatest Footballer Never to Play Football,5.5,4 +25673,"[27, 35]",558294,en,Halloween at Aunt Ethel's,1.64,2018-12-20,Halloween at Aunt Ethel's,2.7,3 +25674,[16],500967,ko,점,1.639,2018-01-19,Jeom,5.0,1 +25675,[18],497622,en,Change in the Air,1.638,2018-10-19,Change in the Air,10.0,1 +25676,[35],490405,da,Sankt Bernhard Syndikatet,1.636,2018-04-20,The Saint Bernard Syndicate,6.0,2 +25677,[18],542994,en,Jane and Emma,1.635,2018-10-12,Jane and Emma,7.5,1 +25678,"[18, 53, 9648]",567681,en,The System,1.635,2018-09-28,The System,6.0,2 +25679,[18],522912,en,Corazón,1.634,2018-04-04,Corazón,8.0,1 +25680,[10751],500404,en,The Rocket,1.634,2018-01-23,The Rocket,5.0,2 +25681,[18],554162,en,Terror in the Woods,1.629,2018-10-14,Terror in the Woods,6.0,2 +25682,[],509736,en,Los Angeles Overnight,1.628,2018-03-20,Los Angeles Overnight,4.0,1 +25683,[35],530525,en,Game On,1.627,2018-03-20,Game On,10.0,1 +25684,"[80, 18]",514185,en,Savage Youth,1.627,2018-01-22,Savage Youth,7.0,1 +25685,"[80, 18, 53]",499692,en,Ridge Runners,1.626,2018-01-19,Ridge Runners,2.5,2 +25686,[99],598832,en,Blade Runner 2049: To Be Human,1.625,2018-01-16,Blade Runner 2049: To Be Human,10.0,1 +25687,[99],503555,en,The Flatwoods Monster: A Legacy of Fear,1.625,2018-04-06,The Flatwoods Monster: A Legacy of Fear,7.7,3 +25688,[99],502159,en,Daughters of the Sexual Revolution: The Untold Story of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders,1.625,2018-03-11,Daughters of the Sexual Revolution: The Untold Story of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders,7.5,2 +25689,[10749],549733,te,Nannu Dochukunduvate,1.621,2018-09-20,Nannu Dochukunduvate,8.5,2 +25690,[53],523392,en,A Mother's Worst Fear,1.621,2018-10-06,A Mother's Worst Fear,5.3,3 +25691,[35],559281,en,California No,1.619,2018-12-04,California No,10.0,1 +25692,[99],600670,en,Crisis on Wall Street,1.617,2018-09-12,Crisis on Wall Street,6.0,1 +25693,[53],542036,en,Evolution of Evil,1.617,2018-08-07,Evolution of Evil,3.0,1 +25694,"[53, 18]",490447,fr,Les Fauves,1.617,2019-04-10,Savage,2.8,7 +25695,[99],486869,en,Word is Bond,1.615,2017-11-10,Word is Bond,6.0,1 +25696,[27],568269,en,Ghost House: A Haunting,1.615,2018-09-19,Ghost House: A Haunting,0.5,1 +25697,"[10402, 10770, 14]",551298,en,Under the Sea: A Descendants Story,1.611,2018-09-28,Under the Sea: A Descendants Story,8.0,2 +25698,[35],543745,en,A Raunchy Christmas Story,1.611,2018-08-19,A Raunchy Christmas Story,6.0,2 +25699,[9648],563799,en,Clyde Cooper,1.609,2018-11-22,Clyde Cooper,10.0,1 +25700,[10402],532183,en,Bandstand: The Broadway Musical,1.603,2018-06-25,Bandstand: The Broadway Musical,9.0,1 +25701,[99],549321,en,Somm 3,1.603,2018-10-16,Somm 3,7.0,1 +25702,[10402],564951,en,Garth: Live At Notre Dame!,1.601,2018-11-19,Garth: Live At Notre Dame!,10.0,1 +25703,[99],561340,en,Take Back the Harbor,1.601,2018-11-11,Take Back the Harbor,8.0,2 +25704,[27],532904,en,Brace Face,1.6,2018-05-30,Brace Face,7.0,1 +25705,"[28, 18]",518021,en,RISE 7: Sensation,1.597,2018-04-14,RISE 7: Sensation,6.5,2 +25706,"[27, 878, 14]",603565,en,Muerte: Tales of Horror,1.597,2018-05-15,Muerte: Tales of Horror,4.0,1 +25707,[27],576614,en,SOOT - Flood,1.595,2018-11-08,SOOT - Flood,6.0,1 +25708,[10402],567104,xx,Let's Dance,1.593,2018-12-06,Let's Dance,6.5,2 +25709,"[80, 53, 10770]",546763,en,Fiance Killer,1.591,2018-04-28,Fiance Killer,5.0,2 +25710,[35],503088,en,A Lesson in Cruelty,1.591,2018-02-02,A Lesson in Cruelty,5.0,1 +25711,"[9648, 10770]",553252,en,Darrow & Darrow: Body of Evidence,1.59,2018-10-14,Darrow & Darrow: Body of Evidence,6.0,2 +25712,[99],496049,pt,Lembro Mais dos Corvos,1.589,2018-05-05,I Remember the Crows,10.0,1 +25713,"[80, 18]",554110,en,In Echo Park,1.589,2018-02-23,In Echo Park,6.5,2 +25714,[99],490792,en,The Price of Free,1.588,2018-01-19,The Price of Free,7.0,1 +25715,[35],502104,en,Seven Stages to Achieve Eternal Bliss by Passing Through the Gateway Chosen by the Holy Storsh,1.587,2018-04-20,Seven Stages to Achieve Eternal Bliss by Passing Through the Gateway Chosen by the Holy Storsh,6.0,1 +25716,"[18, 53]",507282,en,Luba,1.586,2018-03-03,Luba,10.0,1 +25717,"[16, 35, 10751]",565989,en,LEGO Jurassic World: The Secret Exhibit,1.585,2018-11-29,LEGO Jurassic World: The Secret Exhibit,7.0,4 +25718,[99],493089,en,Chef Flynn,1.585,2018-01-23,Chef Flynn,6.0,1 +25719,[10751],521353,en,Flopsy Turvy,1.584,2018-03-30,Flopsy Turvy,8.0,1 +25720,"[28, 12, 10751]",503267,en,Surviving The Wild,1.584,2018-01-05,Surviving The Wild,8.0,2 +25721,[99],497274,en,The Number on Great-Grandpa's Arm,1.584,2018-01-27,The Number on Great-Grandpa's Arm,8.0,1 +25722,[53],550379,en,Long Lost Daughter,1.584,2018-09-21,Long Lost Daughter,6.0,1 +25723,[27],551737,en,Carved,1.584,2018-10-01,Carved,3.5,2 +25724,"[99, 18]",537618,en,Truth and Lies: Waco,1.583,2018-01-04,Truth and Lies: Waco,6.0,1 +25725,"[99, 10402]",543972,en,BOOM! A Film About the Sonics,1.582,2018-09-30,BOOM! A Film About the Sonics,8.0,1 +25726,[878],557620,en,Assassins Revenge,1.578,2018-09-04,Assassins Revenge,5.0,1 +25727,"[28, 878]",581036,en,Bucketheads: A Star Wars Story,1.574,2018-09-02,Bucketheads: A Star Wars Story,7.0,1 +25728,[27],549853,en,Goodnight,1.574,2018-09-21,Goodnight,6.5,2 +25729,"[10749, 10770]",559708,en,Christmas Cupid's Arrow,1.574,2018-11-25,Christmas Cupid's Arrow,6.0,1 +25730,[53],535041,en,Last Supper,1.573,2018-07-10,Last Supper,6.0,1 +25731,[35],538657,es,Coco y Raulito: Carrusel de ternura,1.57,2018-07-28,Coco y Raulito: Carrusel de ternura,7.0,1 +25732,[99],526171,en,Life in the Doghouse,1.569,2018-06-14,Life in the Doghouse,8.0,1 +25733,[27],567158,en,Mikus,1.569,2018-10-04,Mikus,7.0,1 +25734,[],523224,en,Bar Wrestling 12: Aunt May,1.569,2018-05-15,Bar Wrestling 12: Aunt May,6.0,1 +25735,"[35, 16, 10770]",599937,en,Love 'N' Oven,1.566,2018-08-10,Love 'N' Oven,4.0,1 +25736,"[35, 18]",515729,en,End Times,1.561,2018-03-24,End Times,6.0,1 +25737,[99],528129,pl,Wszystko z nami w porządku,1.559,2018-05-22,We are alright,9.0,1 +25738,[99],541119,en,We Are Triathletes,1.559,2018-07-08,We Are Triathletes,6.0,1 +25739,"[27, 53]",552457,en,Aswang,1.558,2018-05-09,Aswang,1.0,1 +25740,[27],533212,en,The Bleeding Game,1.557,2018-05-31,The Bleeding Game,4.5,2 +25741,[18],499792,en,Rock Steady Row,1.557,2018-01-20,Rock Steady Row,4.0,1 +25742,"[35, 16]",532378,en,Final Deployment 4: Queen Battle Walkthrough,1.556,2018-06-25,Final Deployment 4: Queen Battle Walkthrough,9.0,2 +25743,[10402],508142,fr,Royal Opera House: Carmen,1.556,2018-03-06,Carmen,8.0,1 +25744,"[10749, 10770]",517055,en,The Time Capsule,1.556,2018-04-07,The Time Capsule,4.0,2 +25745,"[99, 10770]",555479,fr,Le funeste destin du docteur Frankenstein,1.553,2018-10-22,The Strange Life of Dr. Frankenstein,7.8,3 +25746,[16],558237,en,Kung Fu Masters 3,1.553,2018-11-13,Kung Fu Masters 3,6.0,1 +25747,"[35, 80]",530466,en,Bitter Melon,1.552,2018-05-12,Bitter Melon,6.0,1 +25748,[37],523108,en,The Divide,1.552,2018-01-01,The Divide,2.0,1 +25749,"[99, 35]",522817,en,A Mediocre Documentary with Tom And Dan,1.551,2018-05-03,A Mediocre Documentary with Tom And Dan,10.0,1 +25750,[],548551,en,Gennady Golovkin vs. Canelo Alvarez II,1.551,2018-09-15,Gennady Golovkin vs. Canelo Alvarez II,5.0,1 +25751,"[35, 18]",481533,en,When Jeff Tried to Save The World,1.549,2018-04-16,When Jeff Tried to Save The World,5.7,3 +25752,[],562315,en,Sonder,1.549,2018-05-09,Sonder,4.8,2 +25753,"[28, 14, 18, 12]",495650,en,Erotiquest,1.548,2017-12-29,Erotiquest,9.0,1 +25754,"[10749, 10770]",552012,en,The Christmas Pact,1.548,2018-12-02,The Christmas Pact,8.0,2 +25755,[35],546377,en,Grace,1.547,2018-09-23,Grace,10.0,1 +25756,"[16, 18]",500483,en,Agua Viva,1.547,2018-01-20,Agua Viva,10.0,1 +25757,"[18, 37]",484156,en,Tryouts,1.546,2018-02-09,Tryouts,7.0,1 +25758,[99],544086,en,Drug Runner,1.543,2018-08-21,Drug Runner,8.0,1 +25759,[27],551906,en,The Gillymuck,1.543,2018-10-01,The Gillymuck,2.0,1 +25760,[27],551898,en,Lippy,1.543,2018-10-01,Lippy,2.0,1 +25761,"[27, 18]",546473,en,The Girl in the Crawlspace,1.542,2018-09-14,The Girl in the Crawlspace,10.0,1 +25762,"[878, 18]",551231,en,A Thing of Dreams,1.542,2018-09-22,A Thing of Dreams,7.0,1 +25763,"[18, 53]",392524,en,Axis,1.541,2017-04-07,Axis,8.0,2 +25764,[27],569505,en,Puppet Master: Blitzkrieg Massacre,1.541,2018-09-26,Puppet Master: Blitzkrieg Massacre,7.0,1 +25765,[],502627,en,Why Can’t We Get Along,1.54,2018-02-02,Why Can’t We Get Along,4.0,1 +25766,[18],504133,en,Happy Valentine's Day,1.539,2018-01-15,Happy Valentine's Day,7.0,1 +25767,"[18, 35]",514748,en,Fourplay,1.539,2018-03-30,Fourplay,0.0,1 +25768,[53],552116,en,Caretakers,1.538,2018-09-14,Caretakers,10.0,1 +25769,[35],511512,en,Frankly a Mess,1.533,2018-04-08,Frankly a Mess,6.0,1 +25770,[99],458793,en,Uppity: The Willy T. Ribbs Story,1.523,2018-01-01,Uppity: The Willy T. Ribbs Story,1.0,1 +25771,[],568279,en,Take Me Out,1.52,2018-04-10,Take Me Out,6.0,1 +25772,[99],555198,en,Dawnland,1.519,2018-06-14,Dawnland,7.0,1 +25773,[99],561469,en,Alone in Space: A Final Space Documentary,1.518,2018-05-07,Alone in Space: A Final Space Documentary,7.0,1 +25774,[18],504263,en,Caroline,1.518,2018-03-11,Caroline,7.0,3 +25775,"[27, 53]",552485,en,A Child's Voice,1.517,2018-06-06,A Child's Voice,6.0,1 +25776,[10402],498324,en,Yo! My Saint,1.513,2018-01-11,Yo! My Saint,4.0,1 +25777,[27],477920,en,The Devil's Well,1.512,2018-01-23,The Devil's Well,2.5,2 +25778,[27],522066,en,Bath Bomb,1.511,2018-04-13,Bath Bomb,6.0,1 +25779,[99],507550,en,"Carolee, Barbara and Gunvor",1.511,2018-02-20,"Carolee, Barbara and Gunvor",6.0,1 +25780,[27],526196,en,Lyco,1.509,2018-04-01,Lyco,1.0,1 +25781,[35],505016,en,Sex School: Lessons of Lust,1.505,2018-01-01,Sex School: Lessons of Lust,8.5,2 +25782,[18],550127,en,Origin X,1.502,2018-01-23,Origin X,10.0,1 +25783,"[14, 35]",549675,en,God: City,1.501,2018-09-17,God: City,8.0,1 +25784,[99],478426,en,"Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist",1.496,2018-01-20,"Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist",6.4,7 +25785,[35],567524,en,Vir Das: Losing It,1.487,2018-12-11,Vir Das: Losing It,7.9,14 +25786,"[10749, 35, 18]",478427,en,Postcards from London,1.487,2018-11-09,Postcards from London,5.6,7 +25787,[35],493058,en,Banana Split,1.487,2018-09-22,Banana Split,0.0,1 +25788,"[27, 35]",535484,en,Bad Ben - The Mandela Effect,1.484,2018-06-12,Bad Ben - The Mandela Effect,4.2,5 +25789,[99],342091,en,What She Said: The Art of Pauline Kael,1.483,2018-08-31,What She Said: The Art of Pauline Kael,0.0,2 +25790,[878],546947,en,Uncanny Valley,1.482,2018-09-05,Uncanny Valley,6.7,3 +25791,"[53, 10770]",555185,en,Eve of Abduction,1.48,2018-06-01,My Little Girl Is Gone,5.0,1 +25792,[99],521960,en,Silence Patton,1.473,2018-04-03,Silence Patton,8.0,1 +25793,[53],549253,en,Family Vanished,1.468,2018-07-06,Family Vanished,4.0,4 +25794,[],547131,en,House of Darkness: New Blood,1.45,2018-09-07,House of Darkness: New Blood,6.0,1 +25795,"[28, 12, 27]",568287,en,Antidote,1.439,2018-12-14,Antidote,2.8,4 +25796,"[16, 14, 10751]",528222,en,LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: Black Panther - Trouble in Wakanda,1.435,2018-06-04,LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: Black Panther - Trouble in Wakanda,5.7,10 +25797,"[10752, 99, 36]",449453,en,Hondros,1.431,2018-03-02,Hondros,8.3,7 +25798,"[18, 10749, 10770]",549326,en,Memories of Christmas,1.43,2018-12-08,Memories of Christmas,3.3,4 +25799,"[35, 18, 10749]",444288,es,Tierra firme,1.428,2018-11-16,Anchor and Hope,5.6,8 +25800,"[10770, 53]",530451,en,The Wrong Son,1.424,2018-04-19,The Wrong Son,6.0,1 +25801,[],566522,en,The Emperor's Newest Clothes,1.422,2018-11-15,The Emperor's Newest Clothes,10.0,2 +25802,[878],539992,en,Time Enforcer,1.411,2018-09-20,Time Enforcer,5.0,1 +25803,[99],553648,en,ReMastered: Who Killed Jam Master Jay?,1.406,2018-10-12,ReMastered: Who Killed Jam Master Jay?,6.5,6 +25804,"[10749, 18, 10770]",550075,en,Welcome to Christmas,1.401,2018-12-09,Welcome to Christmas,4.2,3 +25805,[35],508720,en,Sex School: Student Bodies,1.4,2018-03-02,Sex School: Student Bodies,10.0,1 +25806,[27],505056,en,Spawn,1.4,2018-04-13,Spawn,10.0,1 +25807,[35],481955,de,Dieter Not Unhappy,1.4,2018-06-20,Dieter Not Unhappy,10.0,1 +25808,"[99, 35]",514729,en,Bathtubs Over Broadway,1.4,2018-04-21,Bathtubs Over Broadway,9.2,5 +25809,[18],436355,pt,Vazante,1.4,2018-01-12,Vazante,8.3,7 +25810,[99],554661,en,Night of the Living Dead: Light in the Darkness,1.4,2018-02-13,Night of the Living Dead: Light in the Darkness,8.0,1 +25811,[35],526265,en,Cameron Esposito: Rape Jokes,1.4,2018-06-11,Cameron Esposito: Rape Jokes,8.0,3 +25812,[99],490794,en,Kusama: Infinity,1.4,2018-09-07,Kusama: Infinity,8.0,7 +25813,[27],553928,en,Karma,1.4,2018-10-13,Karma,7.5,1 +25814,[99],502927,en,The Distant Barking of Dogs,1.4,2018-04-05,The Distant Barking of Dogs,7.5,2 +25815,"[36, 10770, 99]",562685,en,MARS: Inside SpaceX,1.4,2018-11-11,MARS: Inside SpaceX,7.3,7 +25816,"[35, 18]",603131,en,Elliott's To Do List,1.4,2018-10-28,Elliott's To Do List,7.0,1 +25817,[99],525949,en,John McCain: For Whom the Bell Tolls,1.4,2018-05-28,John McCain: For Whom the Bell Tolls,7.0,4 +25818,[80],478762,en,Joel,1.4,2018-06-15,Joel,7.0,2 +25819,"[53, 27, 9648]",450537,en,Braxton Butcher,1.4,2015-10-16,Braxton Butcher,7.0,1 +25820,[99],420697,en,Derren Brown: Miracle,1.4,2018-06-22,Derren Brown: Miracle,6.3,16 +25821,[],585097,en,The Big Break,1.4,2018-07-31,The Big Break,6.0,1 +25822,[28],538238,en,Cheat the Hangman,1.4,2018-11-05,Cheat the Hangman,6.0,1 +25823,"[10751, 16]",511911,en,Stretch Armstrong: The Breakout,1.4,2018-03-13,Stretch Armstrong: The Breakout,6.0,1 +25824,[18],416369,en,Migas de pan,1.4,2018-08-14,Breadcrumbs,6.0,2 +25825,"[28, 878]",448764,en,Molly,1.4,2018-09-25,Molly,5.8,5 +25826,[18],558949,en,No Alternative,1.4,2018-06-07,No Alternative,5.8,4 +25827,[53],465155,en,Followers,1.4,2018-03-28,Followers,5.5,4 +25828,"[35, 18]",539397,en,Pretty Broken,1.4,2018-05-01,Pretty Broken,5.0,1 +25829,"[27, 53]",476131,en,Bonehill Road,1.4,2018-10-19,Bonehill Road,5.0,3 +25830,"[18, 35]",474002,en,Bernard and Huey,1.4,2018-01-23,Bernard and Huey,5.0,1 +25831,[27],429734,en,Psychopaths,1.4,2017-04-20,Psychopaths,5.0,9 +25832,[99],516593,en,Owned: A Tale of Two Americas,1.4,2018-04-06,Owned: A Tale of Two Americas,4.0,1 +25833,"[27, 878]",316951,en,Beautiful People,1.4,2018-06-05,Beautiful People,3.6,6 +25834,"[35, 28, 14]",542476,en,Santa Jaws,1.4,2018-08-15,Santa Jaws,3.5,2 +25835,[27],482974,en,House Shark,1.4,2018-02-17,House Shark,3.5,2 +25836,"[35, 18, 10749]",495829,en,For the Love of George,1.4,2018-02-13,For the Love of George,3.0,1 +25837,[35],590634,en,Friended: Deep Dark Web,1.4,2018-11-01,Friended: Deep Dark Web,1.0,1 +25838,[],537063,en,Black Muslim Woman,1.4,2018-07-16,Black Muslim Woman,1.0,1 +25839,[18],451422,en,Little Pink House,1.398,2018-04-20,Little Pink House,6.2,6 +25840,"[12, 10751]",556460,en,The Rack Pack,1.391,2018-10-09,The Rack Pack,2.0,1 +25841,[27],563289,en,Truth or Double Dare,1.382,2018-10-30,Truth or Double Dare,5.5,2 +25842,"[27, 53]",532875,en,Single AF,1.382,2018-05-14,Single AF,5.0,1 +25843,[99],550600,en,"The Mayo Clinic, Faith, Hope and Science",1.381,2018-09-25,"The Mayo Clinic, Faith, Hope and Science",8.0,1 +25844,[99],502129,en,Garry Winogrand: All Things Are Photographable,1.38,2018-09-18,Garry Winogrand: All Things Are Photographable,6.0,2 +25845,[53],572020,en,Web of Lies,1.378,2018-12-21,Web of Lies,5.7,3 +25846,"[18, 35, 10749]",433448,en,The Year of Spectacular Men,1.378,2018-06-15,The Year of Spectacular Men,4.7,12 +25847,[53],561246,en,Seduced by My Neighbor,1.377,2018-11-11,Seduced by My Neighbor,5.0,2 +25848,"[99, 10402]",359968,en,American Dream/American Knightmare,1.372,2018-12-21,American Dream/American Knightmare,7.5,2 +25849,"[35, 18]",529694,en,Benched,1.372,2018-08-17,Benched,5.5,2 +25850,"[27, 878]",565620,en,Catskill Park,1.37,2018-11-27,Catskill Park,4.0,2 +25851,[27],556822,en,Reverse,1.369,2018-10-10,Reverse,5.0,2 +25852,"[35, 18, 10749]",456022,en,Entanglement,1.364,2017-05-19,Entanglement,5.2,6 +25853,"[10751, 10770]",552016,en,A Christmas in Tennessee,1.359,2018-12-09,A Christmas in Tennessee,6.0,2 +25854,[35],499186,en,Harith Iskander: I Told You So,1.359,2018-01-19,Harith Iskander: I Told You So,5.7,3 +25855,"[10770, 10751]",550028,en,A Majestic Christmas,1.358,2018-12-02,A Majestic Christmas,1.0,1 +25856,[99],560958,en,Give Us This Day,1.356,2018-11-08,Give Us This Day,8.0,1 +25857,[35],535325,en,How to be a Bully,1.348,2018-07-10,How to be a Bully,8.0,1 +25858,[27],378160,en,Abruptio,1.344,2018-05-31,Abruptio,1.0,1 +25859,[],600995,en,Coldplay Head Full of Dreams Tour: Live in Sāo Paulo,1.342,2018-05-11,Coldplay Head Full of Dreams Tour: Live in Sāo Paulo,10.0,1 +25860,[35],560509,en,Sam Did It,1.341,2018-10-12,Sam Did It,8.0,1 +25861,[99],526181,en,When the Beat Drops,1.338,2018-03-11,When the Beat Drops,7.0,1 +25862,"[27, 35]",532902,en,The Bloody Ballad of Squirt Reynolds,1.338,2018-05-05,The Bloody Ballad of Squirt Reynolds,6.0,1 +25863,[99],502135,en,TransMilitary,1.334,2018-03-10,TransMilitary,7.0,1 +25864,[18],526030,en,God Made Man,1.334,2018-12-25,God Made Man,1.0,1 +25865,[99],543631,en,Swiped: Hooking Up in the Digital Age,1.333,2018-09-10,Swiped: Hooking Up in the Digital Age,5.7,3 +25866,[27],553619,en,Bugs: A Trilogy,1.331,2018-10-08,Bugs: A Trilogy,5.0,2 +25867,[18],548063,en,Runner,1.327,2018-08-21,Runner,10.0,1 +25868,[99],489354,ka,სოვდაგარი,1.325,2018-01-19,The Trader,7.2,18 +25869,[27],574856,en,Wretch,1.325,2018-09-13,Wretch,4.0,1 +25870,"[10751, 10770, 10749]",550649,en,Santa's Boots,1.324,2018-12-08,Santa's Boots,8.0,1 +25871,[53],523307,en,Snowbound,1.322,2018-01-01,Snowbound,3.3,3 +25872,[53],564074,en,Killer Vacation,1.32,2018-11-23,Killer Vacation,6.0,1 +25873,[35],568563,en,Pete Holmes: Dirty Clean,1.319,2018-12-15,Pete Holmes: Dirty Clean,7.0,3 +25874,"[35, 18]",499323,en,Regionrat,1.318,2018-01-13,Regionrat,6.0,1 +25875,"[18, 10751]",540928,en,All Styles,1.317,2018-08-18,All Styles,7.0,2 +25876,[18],479813,fr,Drôle de père,1.315,2018-04-26,The Elephant and the Butterfly,6.3,4 +25877,"[18, 53]",535773,en,Huckleberry,1.314,2018-10-21,Huckleberry,0.0,1 +25878,"[16, 35, 14, 10402]",564638,en,My Little Pony: Best Gift Ever,1.309,2018-10-27,My Little Pony: Best Gift Ever,8.0,1 +25879,"[10402, 99]",511085,en,Kygo: Live at the Hollywood Bowl,1.308,2018-03-12,Kygo: Live at the Hollywood Bowl,7.1,6 +25880,[99],560191,en,Danny Brown: Live at the Majestic,1.307,2018-11-07,Danny Brown: Live at the Majestic,8.0,1 +25881,[27],529294,en,Eyes In The Hills,1.304,2018-06-10,Eyes In The Hills,1.5,2 +25882,"[35, 27]",207680,en,Return to... Return to Nuke 'Em High AKA Vol. 2,1.297,2017-01-15,Return to... Return to Nuke 'Em High AKA Vol. 2,8.3,4 +25883,"[10751, 35]",548164,en,Mission Possible,1.295,2018-09-11,Mission Possible,2.0,1 +25884,"[35, 18]",526934,en,29 to Life,1.294,2018-07-25,29 to Life,1.0,1 +25885,[],516852,en,FP2: Beats of Rage,1.291,2018-09-22,FP2: Beats of Rage,8.5,1 +25886,"[27, 53]",550108,en,Live,1.289,2018-09-18,Live,1.0,1 +25887,"[14, 35]",500486,en,End of the Line,1.286,2018-01-20,End of the Line,6.0,2 +25888,[],422273,en,A Nice Quiet Life,1.274,2018-12-17,A Nice Quiet Life,5.5,2 +25889,[],524442,en,Did I Kill My Mother?,1.27,2018-05-12,Did I Kill My Mother?,6.0,1 +25890,"[99, 18]",527493,en,My Freshman Year,1.268,2018-05-31,My Freshman Year,10.0,1 +25891,[35],546061,en,Electric Love,1.263,2018-04-05,Electric Love,4.0,1 +25892,[],506406,en,Hello Apartment,1.26,2018-02-19,Hello Apartment,5.0,1 +25893,[99],505716,en,Guns Found Here,1.257,2018-02-13,Guns Found Here,10.0,1 +25894,[35],530412,en,Binge,1.257,2018-01-01,Binge,3.5,1 +25895,[99],503760,en,"They Live Here, Now",1.257,2018-03-11,"They Live Here, Now",3.0,1 +25896,[99],448982,en,King Cohen: The Wild World of Filmmaker Larry Cohen,1.256,2018-07-07,King Cohen: The Wild World of Filmmaker Larry Cohen,7.2,6 +25897,[],494031,en,The Second Coming of Christ,1.256,2018-03-06,The Second Coming of Christ,1.0,1 +25898,[53],508863,en,The Infection,1.255,2018-03-01,The Infection,3.0,1 +25899,"[18, 14, 10749]",474333,en,Ray Meets Helen,1.253,2018-05-04,Ray Meets Helen,4.0,2 +25900,"[80, 18]",517634,en,A Murder in Boulder,1.251,2018-01-01,A Murder in Boulder,10.0,1 +25901,[18],473352,es,Sergio & Serguéi,1.227,2018-03-10,Sergio and Sergei,5.8,8 +25902,[99],512798,en,When Lambs Become Lions,1.223,2018-04-20,When Lambs Become Lions,8.0,1 +25903,[18],306755,en,Dirty Dealing,1.22,2018-06-19,Dirty Dealing,3.0,1 +25904,"[35, 10751]",569038,en,Prince of Peoria A Christmas Moose Miracle,1.219,2018-12-17,Prince of Peoria A Christmas Moose Miracle,6.0,1 +25905,[18],480206,no,Gutten er sulten,1.218,2018-04-17,The Hunger,7.0,3 +25906,[27],512524,en,Milk,1.218,2018-03-09,Milk,5.0,1 +25907,"[10402, 10751]",570282,en,Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade,1.216,2018-12-10,Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade,6.0,1 +25908,"[14, 35, 16, 12]",568257,en,Adventure Time: Come Along With Me,1.212,2018-09-03,Adventure Time: Come Along With Me,10.0,2 +25909,[99],500859,en,Black Mother,1.212,2018-03-01,Black Mother,6.0,5 +25910,[35],519723,en,The Honeymoon Stand-Up Special,1.207,2018-04-17,The Honeymoon Stand-Up Special,6.6,8 +25911,[99],533312,en,KSI: Can't Lose,1.207,2018-08-10,KSI: Can't Lose,0.0,2 +25912,"[27, 18]",473353,ja,屍囚獄,1.205,2018-10-02,Corpse Prison: Part 1,5.0,1 +25913,"[16, 10402]",506651,en,E,1.205,2018-11-18,E,0.0,1 +25914,"[18, 35]",462313,en,Love & Debt,1.197,2018-01-04,Love & Debt,7.5,2 +25915,"[28, 878]",464850,en,The Immortal Wars,1.193,2018-08-18,The Immortal Wars,3.0,2 +25916,[99],512356,en,Pennywise: The Story of IT,1.189,2018-03-22,Pennywise: The Story of IT,5.5,2 +25917,[53],507640,en,Unwritten,1.187,2018-02-28,Unwritten,5.5,2 +25918,[],499738,en,Gone Fishin',1.184,2018-01-19,Gone Fishin',5.3,2 +25919,"[16, 28]",539626,en,Freedom Fighters: The Ray,1.18,2018-08-28,Freedom Fighters: The Ray,4.5,8 +25920,[],521494,en,Transformers: Titans Return,1.18,2017-11-14,Transformers: Titans Return,4.5,2 +25921,"[27, 35, 53]",355536,en,Director's Cut,1.178,2018-05-10,Director's Cut,5.5,6 +25922,[99],608079,en,Trickle Down Town,1.176,2018-10-21,Trickle Down Town,6.0,1 +25923,"[10770, 53]",571984,en,Stalked By My Patient,1.175,2018-08-01,Stalked By My Patient,5.0,1 +25924,"[35, 27, 53]",480635,en,Frazier Park Recut,1.172,2017-04-28,Frazier Park Recut,7.5,2 +25925,"[10402, 99, 10751]",555032,en,Hocus Pocus 25th Anniversary Halloween Bash,1.172,2018-10-14,Hocus Pocus 25th Anniversary Halloween Bash,6.9,15 +25926,"[10402, 99]",514817,en,Andrew Lloyd Webber: Tribute to a Superstar,1.169,2018-03-28,Andrew Lloyd Webber: Tribute to a Superstar,6.0,1 +25927,[27],510883,fr,The Darkest,1.168,2018-03-23,The Darkest,4.2,5 +25928,"[18, 878]",523910,en,The Aliens,1.161,2018-04-17,The Aliens,7.0,1 +25929,"[12, 35, 14]",579296,en,Abnormal Attraction,1.161,2018-03-01,Abnormal Attraction,6.0,3 +25930,[99],584295,en,Kittie: Origins/Evolutions,1.159,2018-03-30,Kittie: Origins/Evolutions,10.0,1 +25931,"[10402, 99]",470831,en,Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami,1.156,2018-04-13,Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami,5.1,9 +25932,"[53, 10770]",498945,en,Deadly Delusion,1.155,2018-01-06,Deadly Delusion,3.8,5 +25933,[99],498379,en,Kangaroo: A Love-Hate Story,1.154,2018-01-19,Kangaroo: A Love-Hate Story,10.0,1 +25934,"[28, 27, 10752, 14]",546600,en,Adrenochrome,1.152,2018-02-01,Adrenochrome,3.3,4 +25935,"[99, 36]",439988,de,Hitlers Hollywood,1.141,2018-04-11,Hitler's Hollywood,6.1,7 +25936,"[35, 10770]",566947,en,Bumping Mics with Jeff Ross & Dave Attell,1.139,2018-11-27,Bumping Mics with Jeff Ross & Dave Attell,8.3,3 +25937,[99],531002,en,LEGO House – Home of the Brick,1.135,2018-06-15,LEGO House – Home of the Brick,7.0,7 +25938,"[16, 28]",558626,en,Overwatch Animated Short: Reunion,1.134,2018-11-02,Overwatch Animated Short: Reunion,8.6,7 +25939,"[28, 80, 99, 10770]",499076,en,A & E: When Patients Attack,1.13,2018-01-15,A & E: When Patients Attack,7.0,1 +25940,[99],540556,en,Power of Grayskull: The Definitive History of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe,1.127,2017-09-09,Power of Grayskull: The Definitive History of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe,7.0,13 +25941,[35],508562,en,Drinksgiving,1.101,2018-03-12,Drinksgiving,4.5,4 +25942,"[27, 53]",566949,en,Into the Dark: Pooka!,1.099,2018-12-07,Into the Dark: Pooka!,4.9,17 +25943,"[99, 10402]",445065,en,Eric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars,1.098,2017-09-15,Eric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars,7.4,15 +25944,[53],500075,en,Desolation,1.098,2018-01-26,Desolation,5.0,5 +25945,"[14, 28, 12]",257171,ja,呀〈KIBA〉 ～暗黒騎士鎧伝～,1.095,2018-02-20,Garo - Kiba: The Dark Knight,5.5,5 +25946,[35],526460,en,Poetry Slammed,1.095,2018-07-04,Poetry Slammed,0.0,1 +25947,[99],533962,en,Oceans: Our Blue Planet,1.093,2018-06-22,Oceans: Our Blue Planet,9.0,1 +25948,[18],421247,el,Πλατεία Αμερικής,1.078,2018-01-08,Amerika Square,5.2,5 +25949,[99],358395,en,Origin Story,1.07,2018-05-03,Origin Story,6.0,1 +25950,"[35, 99]",590967,en,Adam Carolla: Not Taco Bell Material,1.067,2018-06-09,Adam Carolla: Not Taco Bell Material,8.0,2 +25951,"[18, 35]",491937,zh,妖鈴鈴,1.052,2018-01-05,Goldbuster,5.0,2 +25952,[18],74673,fr,Le Temps des porte-plumes,1.048,2018-08-14,A Year in My Life,4.8,6 +25953,[99],543658,en,Breslin and Hamill: Deadline Artists,1.047,2018-11-15,Breslin and Hamill: Deadline Artists,8.0,1 +25954,[27],552470,en,Afraid,1.045,2018-10-02,Afraid,8.0,1 +25955,"[16, 12, 10751, 14]",512404,en,Ice Dragon: Legend of the Blue Daisies,1.033,2018-03-24,Ice Dragon: Legend of the Blue Daisies,8.2,3 +25956,"[27, 10402]",561930,en,Ant Head,1.03,2018-11-14,Ant Head,6.7,5 +25957,[28],550116,en,John Rick,1.024,2018-01-21,John Rick,10.0,1 +25958,[99],510714,en,The Director and The Jedi,1.022,2018-03-12,The Director and The Jedi,7.5,11 +25959,[53],482375,en,The Harrowing,1.018,2017-08-03,The Harrowing,4.7,3 +25960,"[53, 9648, 878]",444595,en,Project Eden: Vol. I,1.017,2018-01-05,Project Eden: Vol. I,6.0,4 +25961,[99],512103,en,Beyond the Opposite Sex,1.014,2018-03-16,Beyond the Opposite Sex,8.0,1 +25962,"[28, 35]",505003,en,Carter & June,1.005,2018-05-18,Carter & June,6.8,4 +25963,[28],589264,en,Opposite Of Blood,1.004,2018-11-01,Opposite Of Blood,1.5,2 +25964,[28],567809,en,Ken Block's GYMKHANA TEN: Ultimate Tire Slaying Tour,1.0,2018-12-07,Ken Block's GYMKHANA TEN: Ultimate Tire Slaying Tour,8.0,1 +25965,"[10402, 99]",461118,en,What We Started,1.0,2018-03-23,What We Started,7.2,8 +25966,[99],553539,en,ReMastered: Who Shot the Sheriff,1.0,2018-10-12,ReMastered: Who Shot the Sheriff,6.9,9 +25967,[27],524286,en,Paranormal Evil,1.0,2018-05-15,Paranormal Evil,4.0,1 +25968,[99],556695,en,Trump @War,0.993,2018-10-11,Trump @War,10.0,1 +25969,[99],573310,en,Rise of the Superheroes,0.98,2018-11-04,Rise of the Superheroes,6.0,1 +25970,[],446051,es,La gran promesa,0.976,2018-05-02,The Big Promise,5.0,1 +25971,[99],570724,en,The Story of Harry Potter,0.973,2018-12-24,The Story of Harry Potter,10.0,1 +25972,[27],521876,en,Dead List,0.973,2018-05-01,Dead List,4.0,3 +25973,[99],472608,en,The Final Year,0.972,2018-01-19,The Final Year,7.5,18 +25974,"[16, 99]",461844,en,Liyana,0.972,2018-10-10,Liyana,0.0,2 +25975,[],542382,en,From Its Mouth Came a River of High-End Residential Appliances,0.97,2018-10-05,From Its Mouth Came a River of High-End Residential Appliances,2.0,2 +25976,[],515347,es,Sofía Niño de Rivera: Selección Natural,0.969,2018-03-30,Sofía Niño de Rivera: Natural Selection,4.7,3 +25977,[],506818,en,ROBYN,0.966,2018-02-20,ROBYN,6.3,3 +25978,[53],495773,en,Family of Lies,0.963,2017-12-31,Family of Lies,5.7,3 +25979,"[99, 10402]",515865,en,Back In My Body,0.961,2018-03-16,Back In My Body,10.0,1 +25980,[27],529348,en,Crittus,0.959,2018-02-06,Crittus,1.0,1 +25981,"[28, 18]",599282,en,Bar Wrestling 21: Breastlemania,0.958,2018-10-17,Bar Wrestling 21: Breastlemania,8.0,1 +25982,[35],571537,en,Tell 'em Steve-Dave: 2018 Christmas Special,0.957,2018-11-23,Tell 'em Steve-Dave: 2018 Christmas Special,10.0,1 +25983,[18],371265,en,The Storyteller,0.957,2018-09-21,The Storyteller,7.0,1 +25984,[36],563419,en,A War Over Reality,0.957,2018-11-21,A War Over Reality,6.0,1 +25985,"[53, 28]",463594,en,Segfault,0.956,2018-01-01,Segfault,0.0,1 +25986,[99],536888,en,Stars in the Park: The Right Now,0.953,2018-07-18,Stars in the Park: The Right Now,9.0,2 +25987,"[27, 9648, 80, 53]",84996,en,Scream for Help,0.946,1986-10-01,Scream for Help,5.9,10 +25988,[99],525005,en,Royal Romance: The Marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle,0.944,2018-05-15,Royal Romance: The Marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle,4.8,2 +25989,[18],553159,en,No Time to Sleep: The final hours of Prisoner Z,0.942,2018-10-10,No Time to Sleep: The final hours of Prisoner Z,7.0,1 +25990,[35],521942,en,Kirk Fox: That Guy,0.941,2018-04-13,Kirk Fox: That Guy,8.0,2 +25991,[99],552786,en,The Creepy Line,0.941,2018-10-08,The Creepy Line,1.0,1 +25992,[18],45941,sv,Sånt händer inte här,0.94,2018-05-09,This Can't Happen Here,4.9,6 +25993,"[28, 80, 18, 878, 53]",402434,en,South of 8,0.934,2017-02-11,South of 8,0.0,1 +25994,"[35, 18]",484203,en,Up the Duff,0.933,2018-01-05,Up the Duff,10.0,2 +25995,[],544625,en,Kindness Matters,0.931,2018-08-29,Kindness Matters,6.0,1 +25996,"[80, 99]",471939,en,Stopping Traffic: The Movement to End Sex Trafficking,0.927,2017-09-29,Stopping Traffic: The Movement to End Sex Trafficking,4.5,2 +25997,"[878, 9648, 14]",404782,en,Altered Perception,0.925,2018-05-04,Altered Perception,10.0,2 +25998,[99],513172,fr,"Ava Gardner, la gitane d'Hollywood: les années espagnoles de la Comtesse aux Pieds Nus",0.925,2018-03-10,"Ava Gardner, the Gipsy of Hollywood",8.0,1 +25999,[27],539893,en,Hell Mountain,0.925,2018-07-27,Hell Mountain,6.5,2 +26000,[28],536061,en,Syndicate Smasher,0.923,2018-07-15,Syndicate Smasher,3.0,1 +26001,"[35, 18]",529573,en,No Postage Necessary,0.921,2018-07-06,No Postage Necessary,7.0,1 +26002,"[27, 9648]",533049,en,Quiver,0.92,2018-06-28,Quiver,6.0,1 +26003,"[80, 18]",513729,en,The Queen of Hollywood Blvd,0.92,2018-03-23,The Queen of Hollywood Blvd,4.0,1 +26004,"[53, 9648]",421879,en,Beach House,0.919,2018-06-22,Beach House,8.0,1 +26005,[],477576,en,DeadThirsty,0.919,2018-04-10,DeadThirsty,2.0,1 +26006,"[16, 28, 14]",530203,en,Dwellers of the Mountain’s Forest,0.918,2018-06-14,Dwellers of the Mountain’s Forest,7.0,1 +26007,[99],469062,en,Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood,0.915,2018-07-27,Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood,6.8,9 +26008,"[16, 14]",588769,en,Brush: A Fox Tale,0.914,2018-05-12,Brush: A Fox Tale,7.0,1 +26009,[18],397408,en,Juveniles,0.909,2018-03-24,Juveniles,10.0,1 +26010,"[35, 10749, 878]",441091,en,Future '38,0.909,2017-12-01,Future '38,5.0,1 +26011,[18],508729,en,Broken Ceiling,0.906,2018-02-23,Broken Ceiling,6.0,1 +26012,"[36, 10402, 18]",450248,es,Av. Larco,0.905,2018-04-17,Larco Ave.: The Movie,4.6,7 +26013,"[878, 10752]",536432,en,The Tolls,0.904,2018-01-25,The Tolls,7.0,1 +26014,[16],552637,en,Penguin Rescue,0.903,2018-01-01,Penguin Rescue,2.0,1 +26015,"[35, 18, 10770, 10751]",544436,ur,Apna Khana Khud Garam Karlo,0.899,2018-06-18,Apna Khana Khud Garam Karlo,10.0,2 +26016,"[18, 53]",434763,en,Kobalt Blue,0.889,2017-01-10,Kobalt Blue,10.0,1 +26017,[18],531615,en,Doubting Thomas,0.889,2018-06-12,Doubting Thomas,6.0,2 +26018,"[14, 16]",563493,en,Pip's Predicament: A Pop-Up Adventure,0.873,2018-03-18,Pip's Predicament: A Pop-Up Adventure,6.0,1 +26019,[35],520587,de,Enissa Amani: Ehrenwort,0.855,2018-04-26,Enissa Amani: Ehrenwort,5.3,4 +26020,"[10770, 53]",522915,en,The Wrong Daughter,0.852,2018-05-06,The Wrong Daughter,6.8,6 +26021,[99],521669,en,27: Gone Too Soon,0.849,2018-03-26,27: Gone Too Soon,6.2,20 +26022,"[35, 18, 9648, 10749]",476634,en,Bees Make Honey,0.848,2018-01-01,Bees Make Honey,10.0,1 +26023,[99],551919,en,American Gospel,0.844,2018-10-19,American Gospel,9.0,2 +26024,"[16, 10751]",527795,en,The Steam Engines of Oz,0.842,2018-06-05,The Steam Engines of Oz,9.5,2 +26025,[35],584794,en,I'm Dreaming,0.84,2018-01-20,I'm Dreaming,10.0,1 +26026,[35],582475,en,The Bumbleboys,0.84,2018-10-14,The Bumbleboys,10.0,1 +26027,"[99, 36]",571635,en,Apollo's Daring Mission,0.84,2018-12-26,Apollo's Daring Mission,10.0,1 +26028,[99],561438,en,Marvel Mon Amour,0.84,2018-02-26,Marvel Mon Amour,10.0,1 +26029,[99],560580,en,Jobs? Never!!,0.84,2018-09-26,Jobs? Never!!,10.0,1 +26030,"[35, 27]",542799,en,It Glows!,0.84,2018-02-25,It Glows!,10.0,1 +26031,"[27, 53]",542557,en,Pure,0.84,2017-12-07,Pure,10.0,1 +26032,"[27, 12, 35]",533341,en,Bitch,0.84,2018-06-03,Bitch,10.0,1 +26033,[99],532001,en,Managing England: The Impossible Job,0.84,2018-06-17,Managing England: The Impossible Job,10.0,1 +26034,[10751],505296,en,The 2018 American Rescue Dog Show,0.84,2018-02-19,The 2018 American Rescue Dog Show,10.0,1 +26035,[],554762,en,Death to Metal,0.84,2018-10-17,Death to Metal,9.0,1 +26036,[18],547967,en,Moses,0.84,2018-09-13,Moses,9.0,1 +26037,[35],607044,en,The Penguins of Madagascar: Operation N-W.O.R.D.,0.84,2018-10-16,The Penguins of Madagascar: Operation N-W.O.R.D.,8.0,1 +26038,[99],568161,en,Mission to the Sun,0.84,2018-11-19,Mission to the Sun,8.0,1 +26039,"[27, 53]",567280,en,Wormtooth,0.84,2018-12-07,Wormtooth,8.0,1 +26040,[],509314,en,The Box,0.84,2018-03-04,The Box,8.0,1 +26041,[53],493675,en,Profile,0.84,2018-03-11,Profile,8.0,2 +26042,[99],491052,en,The Gospel According to André,0.84,2018-04-27,The Gospel According to André,8.0,2 +26043,[99],524225,en,Inside the Royal Wedding: Harry and Meghan,0.84,2018-05-16,Inside the Royal Wedding: Harry and Meghan,7.8,2 +26044,"[18, 9648, 53]",573612,en,Birthday,0.84,2018-12-20,Birthday,7.0,1 +26045,"[18, 99]",540842,en,"Come on In, We're Dead",0.84,2018-07-31,"Come on In, We're Dead",7.0,1 +26046,"[16, 35]",513159,xx,Scrambled,0.84,2018-04-07,Scrambled,6.7,3 +26047,[99],479540,en,Atomic Homefront,0.84,2017-11-17,Atomic Homefront,6.7,3 +26048,"[35, 18]",528774,en,Unsound,0.84,2015-03-28,Unsound,6.5,1 +26049,[99],600673,en,Oceans of Crime,0.84,2018-02-07,Oceans of Crime,6.0,1 +26050,"[18, 878]",462440,en,Seat 25,0.84,2018-10-20,Seat 25,5.2,5 +26051,[18],593465,en,Jacob,0.84,2018-04-22,Jacob,5.0,1 +26052,"[12, 28, 16]",549057,en,Jurassic Park: Fan Recreation Movie,0.84,2018-09-16,Jurassic Park: Fan Recreation Movie,5.0,1 +26053,"[10751, 10402]",559250,en,Mickey’s 90th Spectacular,0.84,2018-10-16,Mickey’s 90th Spectacular,4.0,1 +26054,"[99, 10402]",529237,en,Mantra: Sounds Into Silence,0.84,2017-06-02,Mantra: Sounds Into Silence,4.0,1 +26055,[27],259392,en,Within the Darkness,0.84,2018-03-27,Within the Darkness,3.8,2 +26056,"[18, 27, 53]",507097,en,Blood Prism,0.84,2017-12-17,Blood Prism,2.0,1 +26057,"[27, 80, 80, 80, 80, 80, 80]",570704,en,Murdery Christmas,0.84,2020-12-25,Murdery Christmas,0.0,1 +26058,[27],505826,en,Bigfoot Country,0.839,2018-01-02,Bigfoot Country,5.3,4 +26059,[14],586037,en,We Are Boats,0.828,2019-03-08,We Are Boats,4.5,2 +26060,[99],452226,en,The King,0.827,2018-06-22,The King,6.3,3 +26061,"[16, 18]",562705,fr,La Boite,0.825,2018-11-03,The Box,7.5,4 +26062,[27],582070,en,Amityville: Mt Misery Road,0.815,2018-05-31,Amityville: Mt Misery Road,1.3,3 +26063,"[10749, 27]",395948,en,Are We Not Cats,0.812,2018-02-23,Are We Not Cats,6.7,5 +26064,[99],567127,en,Art of Style: Jean Cocteau,0.806,2018-12-06,Art of Style: Jean Cocteau,10.0,1 +26065,"[18, 37]",367153,en,Poor Boy,0.806,2018-07-13,Poor Boy,5.0,3 +26066,"[10402, 99]",539158,en,Kesha: Rainbow - The Film,0.802,2018-08-10,Kesha: Rainbow - The Film,8.0,4 +26067,[99],499080,en,The Coronation,0.802,2018-01-14,The Coronation,7.3,4 +26068,"[53, 10770]",575019,en,Til Ex Do Us Part,0.792,2018-10-28,Til Ex Do Us Part,6.0,2 +26069,[99],592564,en,I Am Maris: Portrait of a Young Yogi,0.789,2018-10-13,I Am Maris: Portrait of a Young Yogi,7.7,3 +26070,"[99, 10402]",454708,en,New Wave: Dare to be Different,0.786,2017-04-27,New Wave: Dare to be Different,6.8,5 +26071,[99],509828,en,Mister Rogers: It's You I Like,0.783,2018-03-06,Mister Rogers: It's You I Like,5.5,2 +26072,"[35, 27, 878, 10770, 16]",569888,en,The Predator Holiday Special,0.781,2018-12-19,The Predator Holiday Special,7.0,3 +26073,"[99, 18]",534110,es,100 días de soledad,0.775,2018-07-06,100 Days of Loneliness,6.4,5 +26074,"[35, 28, 80]",514782,en,Toy Gun,0.773,2018-01-01,Toy Gun,4.0,1 +26075,"[35, 18, 27]",421555,en,No Good Heroes,0.772,2018-07-24,No Good Heroes,4.3,3 +26076,[99],558577,en,A Final Cut for Orson: 40 Years in the Making,0.766,2018-11-02,A Final Cut for Orson: 40 Years in the Making,7.0,3 +26077,"[18, 27, 53]",542574,en,Raccoon Valley,0.756,2018-06-02,Raccoon Valley,6.8,4 +26078,[99],528300,en,The Spy Who Raised Me,0.755,2018-06-04,The Spy Who Raised Me,10.0,1 +26079,[],564296,en,When Calls the Heart: The Greatest Christmas Blessing,0.754,2018-12-25,When Calls the Heart: The Greatest Christmas Blessing,10.0,2 +26080,"[27, 18]",578680,en,Transmissions,0.753,2018-12-23,Transmissions,8.5,2 +26081,"[35, 18]",511793,fr,Ma vie avec James Dean,0.751,2018-04-05,My Life with James Dean,7.3,4 +26082,"[14, 27]",534169,en,Penny Palabras,0.748,2018-05-19,Penny Palabras,8.0,2 +26083,[99],561230,en,"Out of Many, One",0.747,2018-12-12,"Out of Many, One",5.0,2 +26084,[],520022,en,For the Hungry Boy,0.743,2018-04-10,For the Hungry Boy,8.7,3 +26085,[99],520454,en,Tiny Shoulders: Rethinking Barbie,0.743,2018-04-25,Tiny Shoulders: Rethinking Barbie,7.0,2 +26086,"[27, 18, 35]",350083,en,The Nobodies,0.741,2018-10-06,The Nobodies,7.0,2 +26087,"[18, 28]",599290,en,WWR Tournament For Tomorrow,0.727,2018-12-30,WWR Tournament For Tomorrow,8.0,1 +26088,[99],525457,en,The Last Days of Michael Jackson,0.725,2018-05-24,The Last Days of Michael Jackson,8.0,1 +26089,"[53, 27]",534205,en,Face of Evil,0.725,2016-09-22,Face of Evil,3.7,3 +26090,[],499953,en,Fly on the Wall,0.72,2018-04-03,Fly on the Wall,4.5,3 +26091,"[878, 53]",552569,en,Alien Surveillance,0.72,2018-10-06,Alien Surveillance,1.5,2 +26092,"[35, 16]",546674,en,Enough,0.719,2018-03-22,Enough,8.7,3 +26093,[99],512761,en,Call Her Ganda,0.718,2018-04-19,Call Her Ganda,6.5,2 +26094,"[878, 27, 9648]",298009,en,Iron Wolf,0.718,2018-03-06,Iron Wolf,4.3,4 +26095,"[99, 10402]",568262,en,Loud Krazy Love,0.716,2018-12-10,Loud Krazy Love,8.0,1 +26096,[10402],567599,en,Pentatonix: A Not So Silent Night,0.716,2018-12-10,Pentatonix: A Not So Silent Night,8.0,1 +26097,"[18, 80]",532860,en,Minds Like Ours,0.716,2018-06-11,Minds Like Ours,8.0,1 +26098,[99],507189,en,Hammer Horror: The Warner Bros. Years,0.716,2018-02-13,Hammer Horror: The Warner Bros. Years,7.7,3 +26099,"[35, 18]",536049,en,The Honey Killer,0.714,2018-04-01,The Honey Killer,10.0,1 +26100,"[80, 18]",555044,en,The Belly of the Whale,0.714,2018-10-16,The Belly of the Whale,6.0,1 +26101,[],450994,en,American Folk,0.714,2018-01-26,American Folk,5.3,3 +26102,"[10749, 10770]",525864,en,Groomzilla,0.714,2018-06-02,Groomzilla,3.0,1 +26103,"[16, 18]",563093,en,Reflection,0.713,2018-09-08,Reflection,7.0,2 +26104,[99],534598,en,American Circumcision,0.71,2017-11-11,American Circumcision,6.3,3 +26105,"[27, 53]",567920,en,Halloween Horror Tales,0.71,2018-11-29,Halloween Horror Tales,1.0,1 +26106,[35],542691,ko,유병재: B의 농담,0.708,2018-08-17,유병재: B의 농담,6.5,2 +26107,"[53, 9648, 80]",607777,en,Door to Door,0.706,2018-12-10,Door to Door,10.0,1 +26108,"[80, 53]",518772,en,Body of Sin,0.706,2018-01-02,Body of Sin,4.0,1 +26109,"[27, 35]",553172,en,Anonymous Zombie,0.705,2018-10-09,Anonymous Zombie,4.0,1 +26110,[35],525947,en,Erik Griffin: AmERIKan Warrior,0.703,2018-06-08,Erik Griffin: AmERIKan Warrior,7.0,1 +26111,[],514166,en,Brothers in Arms,0.703,2018-11-13,Brothers in Arms,1.0,1 +26112,[99],505806,en,A Glitch in the Matrix,0.702,2018-02-17,A Glitch in the Matrix,4.0,1 +26113,"[53, 14, 27, 10749]",297548,en,Never Can Say Good-bye,0.702,2018-07-10,Never Can Say Good-bye,0.0,2 +26114,"[53, 10770]",531239,en,Splitting Image,0.701,2017-10-26,Splitting Image,6.0,1 +26115,"[99, 10402]",536381,en,DEATH by MetaL,0.7,2016-04-16,DEATH by MetaL,7.0,2 +26116,[],444811,en,Fry Day,0.7,2017-03-11,Fry Day,5.3,3 +26117,[99],575513,en,Reel Rock 13,0.699,2018-11-01,Reel Rock 13,9.5,1 +26118,"[18, 14]",428434,en,The Forgotten Colours of Dreams,0.699,2018-06-19,The Forgotten Colours of Dreams,8.0,2 +26119,[99],523997,en,Foster,0.698,2018-06-14,Foster,6.5,2 +26120,"[99, 27]",573004,en,A Haunting on Finn Road: The Devil's Grove,0.697,2018-10-26,A Haunting on Finn Road: The Devil's Grove,10.0,1 +26121,"[53, 27, 10402, 35]",350916,en,Spidarlings,0.697,2017-07-01,Spidarlings,9.5,3 +26122,[99],492184,en,Ladies First,0.695,2017-07-07,Ladies First,8.2,9 +26123,[18],582383,en,Laps,0.694,2018-10-19,Laps,5.0,1 +26124,"[35, 10770]",497656,en,"Mother, May I Dance with Mary Jane's Fist?: A Lifetone Original Movie",0.692,2018-01-07,"Mother, May I Dance with Mary Jane's Fist?: A Lifetone Original Movie",8.0,1 +26125,[],536306,en,Making Ends Meet,0.691,2018-07-16,Making Ends Meet,6.0,1 +26126,"[35, 80, 53]",541856,en,Paint It Red,0.69,2018-08-07,Paint It Red,10.0,1 +26127,"[28, 35, 80, 16]",517077,en,The Jon Weiner Collection: ReWeinered Edition,0.69,2018-04-08,The Jon Weiner Collection: ReWeinered Edition,7.5,2 +26128,[99],551458,en,I Dream of Dance,0.689,2018-09-30,I Dream of Dance,9.0,1 +26129,[],551976,en,Young & Beautiful,0.687,2018-03-01,Young & Beautiful,8.3,2 +26130,"[35, 18, 10749]",521987,en,Pulling Push Doors,0.687,2018-03-06,Pulling Push Doors,4.5,2 +26131,"[99, 10402]",492970,en,Elton John: I'm Still Standing - A Grammy Salute,0.684,2018-04-10,Elton John: I'm Still Standing - A Grammy Salute,9.0,1 +26132,[53],546539,en,His Perfect Obsession,0.682,2018-09-02,His Perfect Obsession,6.0,1 +26133,[99],545527,en,Watergate,0.681,2018-08-31,Watergate,8.0,1 +26134,[99],600668,en,Bitcoin: Boom or Bust,0.681,2018-08-27,Bitcoin: Boom or Bust,6.0,1 +26135,[],549140,en,Bravo 6556,0.678,2018-09-08,Bravo 6556,10.0,2 +26136,[53],423522,en,Hostage X,0.678,2018-08-17,Hostage X,7.0,1 +26137,[99],469071,en,Love Means Zero,0.677,2017-09-16,Love Means Zero,6.0,2 +26138,"[99, 36]",494796,en,Maynard,0.676,2018-04-10,Maynard,7.0,1 +26139,[99],536946,en,The Minds of Men,0.673,2018-07-16,The Minds of Men,8.0,1 +26140,"[28, 80, 18]",510819,en,Dirty Dead Con Men,0.673,2018-03-30,Dirty Dead Con Men,4.1,19 +26141,[35],603406,en,Cold Sound,0.67,2018-07-01,Cold Sound,10.0,1 +26142,[35],519600,en,Trevor Moore: The Story of Our Times,0.67,2018-04-20,Trevor Moore: The Story of Our Times,9.0,1 +26143,[99],571551,en,Wasted Talent,0.67,2018-07-01,Wasted Talent,4.0,1 +26144,[16],547973,en,Game Changer,0.669,2018-06-23,Game Changer,7.0,1 +26145,[53],571936,en,Suicide Club,0.668,2018-01-15,Suicide Club,4.0,1 +26146,"[53, 80, 18, 10749, 9648]",393425,en,Intersection,0.668,2018-06-15,Intersection,0.0,1 +26147,[99],534368,fr,Stations,0.667,2018-08-30,Stations,10.0,1 +26148,[99],521776,en,The Making and Unmaking of the Earth,0.667,2018-06-08,The Making and Unmaking of the Earth,10.0,1 +26149,[27],534223,en,Grindsploitation 5: Schlocksploitation,0.666,2018-06-01,Grindsploitation 5: Schlocksploitation,10.0,1 +26150,"[99, 10402]",524627,en,Still on the Run: The Jeff Beck Story,0.665,2018-12-11,Still on the Run: The Jeff Beck Story,5.0,1 +26151,[18],594866,is,Kanarí,0.664,2018-05-11,Kanarí,6.0,1 +26152,[18],536350,en,Another You,0.663,2018-05-07,Another You,10.0,1 +26153,[99],520359,en,Sasquatch on Lake Superior II,0.663,2018-05-07,Sasquatch on Lake Superior II,10.0,1 +26154,[],555953,en,Also Starring Austin,0.663,2018-05-05,Also Starring Austin,6.0,1 +26155,[27],432890,en,A Taste of Phobia,0.663,2018-05-22,A Taste of Phobia,0.0,1 +26156,"[18, 16]",545811,en,Pharaoh,0.662,2018-04-22,Pharaoh,7.5,1 +26157,[35],571130,en,It's a Party,0.661,2018-04-16,It's a Party,6.0,1 +26158,[],530862,en,The Bits of Yesterday,0.661,2018-04-20,The Bits of Yesterday,5.0,1 +26159,[99],521171,en,God Code,0.66,2018-04-08,God Code,6.0,1 +26160,[],543581,en,2 Die For,0.66,2018-04-09,2 Die For,5.0,1 +26161,[18],526218,en,We Are Here,0.659,2018-03-28,We Are Here,7.0,1 +26162,[99],513696,en,Balance Of The Force,0.658,2018-03-12,Balance Of The Force,8.0,1 +26163,[35],525807,en,The Fifth Annual 'On Cinema' Oscar Special,0.657,2018-03-04,The Fifth Annual 'On Cinema' Oscar Special,10.0,1 +26164,"[99, 36]",507817,en,Pressed,0.657,2018-02-26,Pressed,10.0,1 +26165,"[99, 878]",508613,en,Kirk Cameron's Connect,0.657,2018-02-27,Kirk Cameron's Connect,5.0,1 +26166,[99],517312,en,Disaster Capitalism,0.656,2018-03-27,Disaster Capitalism,10.0,1 +26167,[18],506978,en,Fry-Up,0.655,2018-01-19,Fry-Up,5.0,1 +26168,[99],605140,en,Candlelight,0.654,2018-01-22,Candlelight,10.0,1 +26169,[99],499545,en,Expedition Sasquatch,0.654,2018-01-19,Expedition Sasquatch,10.0,1 +26170,"[36, 27, 878]",494320,en,The Clones,0.654,2018-01-27,The Clones,10.0,1 +26171,[99],499548,en,One More Shot,0.654,2018-01-15,One More Shot,8.0,1 +26172,[27],488722,en,Mother Krampus 2: Slay Ride,0.654,2018-01-24,Mother Krampus 2: Slay Ride,0.0,1 +26173,"[16, 10402]",552468,en,Dance!,0.653,2018-01-14,Dance!,8.0,1 +26174,[99],489488,en,Crying on Command,0.653,2018-01-14,Crying on Command,0.0,1 +26175,[99],457007,en,The Massie Affair,0.653,2018-01-01,The Massie Affair,0.0,1 +26176,[16],507415,en,Intimity,0.649,2018-01-19,Intimity,8.0,1 +26177,"[99, 10402]",479892,en,XTC: This Is Pop,0.648,2018-01-11,XTC: This Is Pop,9.0,1 +26178,"[16, 35, 878]",521690,cs,Lajka,0.647,2018-08-05,Laika,7.5,2 +26179,[],505599,en,Patricia: el regreso del sueño,0.647,2018-02-16,Patricia: el regreso del sueño,5.0,1 +26180,[99],511539,en,Island of the Hungry Ghosts,0.628,2018-04-20,Island of the Hungry Ghosts,7.0,2 +26181,"[878, 28]",571937,en,Vader: Episode 1 - Shards of the Past,0.622,2018-12-21,Vader: Episode 1 - Shards of the Past,8.5,6 +26182,[99],463839,en,Reality's Invisible,0.62,1981-12-18,Reality's Invisible,7.0,1 +26183,[],543072,en,Revenge of Lady Street Fighter,0.612,2018-08-14,Revenge of Lady Street Fighter,3.0,1 +26184,[99],531953,en,A Thousand Girls Like Me,0.609,2018-06-24,A Thousand Girls Like Me,7.5,3 +26185,"[99, 36]",527251,ru,Свидетели Путина,0.607,2018-09-14,Putin's Witnesses,5.9,5 +26186,[],606610,en,ALL IN: Zero Hour,0.6,2018-09-01,ALL IN: Zero Hour,10.0,1 +26187,[16],604106,en,Eztli,0.6,2018-12-14,Eztli,10.0,1 +26188,[35],603653,en,Attempted Optimism,0.6,2018-04-28,Attempted Optimism,10.0,1 +26189,[18],598146,en,Brother's Blood,0.6,2018-12-12,Brother's Blood,10.0,1 +26190,[99],594956,en,The Nimitz Encounters,0.6,2018-11-14,The Nimitz Encounters,10.0,1 +26191,[10402],594606,en,Nicole Scherzinger: Cocofest,0.6,2018-07-06,Nicole Scherzinger: Cocofest,10.0,1 +26192,[28],593913,en,GCW Tournament Of Survival 3,0.6,2018-06-02,GCW Tournament Of Survival 3,10.0,1 +26193,[18],591542,en,I Smell the Salt,0.6,2018-02-08,I Smell the Salt,10.0,2 +26194,"[10751, 18]",590946,en,ÉG,0.6,2018-03-21,ÉG,10.0,1 +26195,[18],590467,en,For When We Argue,0.6,2018-12-06,For When We Argue,10.0,1 +26196,[],587603,en,Frog Dog Log,0.6,2018-06-08,Frog Dog Log,10.0,1 +26197,[],583877,en,"Swedish House Mafia: Live at Ultra Music Festival, Miami",0.6,2018-03-25,"Swedish House Mafia: Live at Ultra Music Festival, Miami",10.0,1 +26198,"[28, 35, 80]",578219,en,Bread,0.6,2018-12-21,Bread,10.0,1 +26199,"[27, 35]",577465,en,No Lives Matter,0.6,2018-12-04,No Lives Matter,10.0,1 +26200,[27],576989,en,The Thing on the Shelf,0.6,2018-12-26,The Thing on the Shelf,10.0,1 +26201,[10402],572153,en,Mr. Big: Live from Milan,0.6,2018-07-13,Mr. Big: Live from Milan,10.0,1 +26202,"[10402, 99]",571679,en,Now United: Dreams Come True,0.6,2018-12-29,Now United: Dreams Come True,10.0,3 +26203,[35],571552,en,Tell 'em Steve-Dave: Episode #391 - The 2018 Halloween Special: The Colored Cadre Cometh,0.6,2018-10-19,Tell 'em Steve-Dave: Episode #391 - The 2018 Halloween Special: The Colored Cadre Cometh,10.0,1 +26204,"[53, 35, 18]",570171,en,Ricky's Day Off,0.6,2018-05-20,Ricky's Day Off,10.0,1 +26205,"[80, 18, 53]",568508,en,MacGuffin,0.6,2018-12-19,MacGuffin,10.0,1 +26206,[],568474,en,Wild Wet Resort Girls,0.6,2018-12-01,Wild Wet Resort Girls,10.0,1 +26207,"[53, 28, 18, 35, 80]",567757,en,Work,0.6,2018-12-11,Work,10.0,1 +26208,"[35, 10751, 10402]",567616,en,Darci Lynne: My Hometown Christmas,0.6,2018-12-07,Darci Lynne: My Hometown Christmas,10.0,1 +26209,"[27, 35]",566745,en,Santastein,0.6,2018-12-04,Santastein,10.0,1 +26210,[],565949,en,Bellator 210: Njokuani vs. Salter,0.6,2018-11-30,Bellator 210: Njokuani vs. Salter,10.0,1 +26211,[53],565736,en,The Box,0.6,2018-05-21,The Box,10.0,1 +26212,"[27, 14, 18]",563025,en,The Lurking Man,0.6,2018-09-16,The Lurking Man,10.0,1 +26213,"[18, 18]",561710,en,Route 80,0.6,2018-05-25,Route 80,10.0,1 +26214,[35],559509,en,Lights Camera Bullshit,0.6,2018-10-27,Lights Camera Bullshit,10.0,1 +26215,[16],559428,en,Polaris,0.6,2018-11-02,Polaris,10.0,1 +26216,[35],559142,en,Le Balm,0.6,2018-03-15,Le Balm,10.0,1 +26217,[18],558302,en,Birds of a Feather 2,0.6,2018-11-01,Birds of a Feather 2,10.0,1 +26218,[99],556568,en,ALL IN,0.6,2018-10-16,ALL IN,10.0,1 +26219,[28],553785,en,Bellator 207: Mitrione vs. Bader,0.6,2018-10-12,Bellator 207: Mitrione vs. Bader,10.0,1 +26220,[27],553076,en,Paranormal Highway,0.6,2018-10-09,Paranormal Highway,10.0,1 +26221,[],552738,en,CZW Tournament of Death 17,0.6,2018-06-09,CZW Tournament of Death 17,10.0,1 +26222,[99],552125,en,Athens Rising: The Sicyon Project: Volume One,0.6,2018-06-22,Athens Rising: The Sicyon Project: Volume One,10.0,1 +26223,[99],549424,en,Seau,0.6,2018-09-20,Seau,10.0,1 +26224,[53],548876,en,Mother and I,0.6,2018-05-05,Mother and I,10.0,2 +26225,[10402],547007,en,Alter Bridge: Live at the Royal Albert Hall (featuring The Parallax Orchestra),0.6,2018-09-07,Alter Bridge: Live at the Royal Albert Hall (featuring The Parallax Orchestra),10.0,1 +26226,[18],546223,en,Brinking News,0.6,2018-05-11,Brinking News,10.0,1 +26227,[],545943,en,We Made a Serious Film,0.6,2018-03-17,We Made a Serious Film,10.0,1 +26228,"[35, 18, 27]",544533,en,Hunting Bigfoot,0.6,2018-08-30,Hunting Bigfoot,10.0,1 +26229,[99],544279,en,Uzikee,0.6,2018-02-23,Uzikee,10.0,1 +26230,[99],543308,en,Summer Friends,0.6,2018-08-04,Summer Friends,10.0,1 +26231,[878],542030,en,Shahmaran,0.6,2018-07-31,Shahmaran,10.0,1 +26232,"[878, 9648]",541204,en,Veteran of the Psychic Wars,0.6,2018-08-18,Veteran of the Psychic Wars,10.0,1 +26233,[99],529767,en,The Jonah Movie,0.6,2018-01-01,The Jonah Movie,10.0,1 +26234,"[80, 18, 28]",529644,en,Oversight,0.6,2018-05-10,Oversight,10.0,1 +26235,[99],529617,en,The Food Cure: Hope or Hype?,0.6,2018-04-07,The Food Cure: Hope or Hype?,10.0,1 +26236,"[28, 35, 16]",519329,en,SMINEM VS. BOGDANOFF,0.6,2018-04-18,SMINEM VS. BOGDANOFF,10.0,1 +26237,"[35, 9648, 28]",519242,en,Bro Night,0.6,2018-04-20,Bro Night,10.0,2 +26238,[99],519045,en,Cultured Bigfoot,0.6,2018-02-14,Cultured Bigfoot,10.0,1 +26239,[99],518445,en,The Turpin 13: Family Secrets Exposed,0.6,2018-04-24,The Turpin 13: Family Secrets Exposed,10.0,1 +26240,[99],517189,xx,The Unchanging Sea,0.6,2018-04-10,The Unchanging Sea,10.0,1 +26241,[27],515783,en,Untitled-1173,0.6,2018-04-02,Untitled-1173,10.0,1 +26242,"[35, 28, 12]",515775,en,The National Dystopian Games,0.6,2018-01-30,The National Dystopian Games,10.0,1 +26243,"[18, 10402]",515264,en,Hall American: Forbidden,0.6,2018-03-15,Hall American: Forbidden,10.0,2 +26244,[99],515089,en,Blavatsky's Exodus,0.6,2018-03-30,Blavatsky's Exodus,10.0,1 +26245,"[28, 18]",514505,en,Moving Parts,0.6,2018-03-27,Moving Parts,10.0,2 +26246,[99],512249,en,Abducted New England,0.6,2018-06-01,Abducted New England,10.0,2 +26247,"[99, 99, 99]",509402,en,América,0.6,2018-03-01,América,10.0,1 +26248,[99],508515,dz,A monostor gyermekei,0.6,2018-03-01,The Next Guardian,10.0,1 +26249,"[53, 80]",502227,en,Counterfeiters,0.6,2017-11-03,Counterfeiters,10.0,1 +26250,"[99, 10402]",502190,en,A Tuba To Cuba,0.6,2018-10-18,A Tuba To Cuba,10.0,1 +26251,[],501956,en,Spotlight,0.6,2018-01-28,Spotlight,10.0,1 +26252,"[99, 10402]",501350,en,The Doors: Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970,0.6,2018-02-23,The Doors - Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970,10.0,1 +26253,[18],499046,en,El Gallo,0.6,2018-01-16,El Gallo,10.0,1 +26254,"[99, 36]",498519,en,What About ME?,0.6,2016-01-01,What About ME?,10.0,1 +26255,"[35, 18, 10749]",478883,en,Laura Gets a Cat,0.6,2018-06-13,Laura Gets a Cat,10.0,1 +26256,[99],474415,en,Twilight of the Yakuza,0.6,2018-02-01,Twilight of the Yakuza,10.0,1 +26257,"[35, 27]",450103,en,Black Holler,0.6,2017-04-24,Black Holler,10.0,1 +26258,[99],447691,en,Leaning Into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy,0.6,2018-03-09,Leaning Into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy,10.0,2 +26259,[99],440095,es,El Mar La Mar,0.6,2018-02-23,El Mar La Mar,10.0,2 +26260,[878],407506,en,The Roma Project,0.6,2015-05-13,The Roma Project,10.0,1 +26261,"[99, 36, 10752]",280721,en,The Bubble,0.6,2018-07-12,The Bubble,10.0,2 +26262,[18],520607,en,Games,0.6,2011-07-14,Games,9.8,4 +26263,[],570777,en,Let Me Be Frank,0.6,2018-12-24,Let Me Be Frank,9.5,2 +26264,[99],543661,en,Bleed Out,0.6,2018-11-13,Bleed Out,9.3,3 +26265,[99],515699,en,Why We’re Here: 15 Years of Rooster Teeth,0.6,2018-04-20,Why We’re Here: 15 Years of Rooster Teeth,9.3,2 +26266,"[99, 99]",604267,en,How to Kill 14 People Without Saying a Word,0.6,2018-10-27,How to Kill 14 People Without Saying a Word,9.0,1 +26267,[16],591378,ko,번개맨의 비밀,0.6,2018-12-31,번개맨의 비밀,9.0,1 +26268,[35],589910,en,Baby Cycle,0.6,2018-12-14,Baby Cycle,9.0,1 +26269,"[10402, 99]",579485,en,Green Carnation: Last Day Of Darkness,0.6,2018-08-24,Green Carnation: Last Day Of Darkness,9.0,1 +26270,"[18, 53]",570430,en,Thlípsi,0.6,2018-12-28,Thlípsi,9.0,2 +26271,[],564174,en,UFC Fight Night 141: Blaydes vs. Ngannou 2,0.6,2018-11-24,UFC Fight Night 141: Blaydes vs. Ngannou 2,9.0,1 +26272,"[27, 53, 99, 18]",562833,en,Septuagesimo Uno,0.6,2018-11-19,Septuagesimo Uno,9.0,1 +26273,"[28, 18, 36, 10752, 53]",559083,en,Finest Hour,0.6,2018-09-01,Finest Hour,9.0,1 +26274,"[35, 27, 99]",558809,en,Ghost Hunting in a Haunted Ship,0.6,2018-02-19,Ghost Hunting in a Haunted Ship,9.0,1 +26275,[99],554923,en,BBC Horizon: Jupiter Revealed,0.6,2018-10-01,BBC Horizon: Jupiter Revealed,9.0,1 +26276,[18],552878,en,Blue Lips,0.6,2018-10-17,Blue Lips,9.0,3 +26277,[99],551897,en,Shawn Mendes: Artist Spotlight Stories,0.6,2018-09-28,Shawn Mendes: Artist Spotlight Stories,9.0,2 +26278,"[18, 10749]",545766,en,I'll Be Watching,0.6,2018-06-09,I'll Be Watching,9.0,1 +26279,[16],527422,en,Forest Kid,0.6,2018-05-30,Forest Kid,9.0,1 +26280,"[35, 18]",526933,en,Happenstance,0.6,2018-05-25,Happenstance,9.0,1 +26281,[10402],502850,en,Nas: Live from the Kennedy Center,0.6,2018-02-02,Nas: Live from the Kennedy Center,9.0,1 +26282,[99],501167,en,Flower Boy: A Conversation,0.6,2018-01-22,Flower Boy: A Conversation,9.0,2 +26283,[],499850,en,Bellator 192: Lima Vs. Macdonald,0.6,2018-01-20,Bellator 192: Lima Vs. Macdonald,9.0,1 +26284,"[35, 99, 18, 27]",400593,en,Hotel Coolgardie,0.6,2018-01-07,Hotel Coolgardie,9.0,3 +26285,"[16, 14]",346026,es,El ángel en el reloj,0.6,2018-06-11,Angel On The Clock,9.0,2 +26286,[99],373475,de,Hope For All,0.6,2018-05-01,H.O.P.E.: What You Eat Matters,8.7,3 +26287,"[10402, 35, 10770]",541619,en,Teen Choice,0.6,2018-08-12,Teen Choice,8.5,1 +26288,[99],507190,en,The Push,0.6,2018-02-09,The Push,8.5,1 +26289,[99],506730,en,Neat: The Story of Bourbon,0.6,2018-02-20,Neat: The Story of Bourbon,8.5,2 +26290,"[16, 18]",562416,en,Pip,0.6,2018-10-25,Pip,8.3,3 +26291,[99],375860,en,The Surrounding Game,0.6,2017-04-03,The Surrounding Game,8.3,3 +26292,[16],602570,ko,마음의 소리 스페셜 1-효! 크러쉬,0.6,2018-12-31,마음의 소리 스페셜 1-효! 크러쉬,8.0,1 +26293,"[878, 27, 35]",589925,en,Lint,0.6,2018-07-30,Lint,8.0,1 +26294,[878],589914,en,Night Lights,0.6,2018-01-06,Night Lights,8.0,1 +26295,"[35, 18]",589329,en,An Equal Opportunity,0.6,2018-10-28,An Equal Opportunity,8.0,1 +26296,[99],585724,en,Joseph Pulitzer: Voice of the People,0.6,2019-03-01,Joseph Pulitzer: Voice of the People,8.0,1 +26297,[],570709,en,DECK,0.6,2018-08-24,DECK,8.0,1 +26298,"[18, 35]",569810,en,Two Minute Date,0.6,2018-12-11,Two Minute Date,8.0,1 +26299,[],569491,en,42 to 1,0.6,2018-12-11,42 to 1,8.0,2 +26300,"[16, 35, 10751]",567929,en,Emmet's Holiday Party: A Lego Movie Short,0.6,2018-12-10,Emmet's Holiday Party: A Lego Movie Short,8.0,2 +26301,"[16, 10402]",566593,en,Frozen Up,0.6,2018-12-04,Frozen Up,8.0,1 +26302,[99],564083,en,Time-Image: Transcendental Style with Paul Schrader,0.6,2018-12-01,Time-Image: Transcendental Style with Paul Schrader,8.0,1 +26303,[99],561327,en,Wildland,0.6,2018-09-15,Wildland,8.0,1 +26304,[99],559715,de,Die geheimen Machenschaften der Ölindustrie,0.6,2018-01-10,Smoke and Fumes: The Climate Change Cover-Up,8.0,1 +26305,[10402],557318,en,A Very Wicked Halloween: Celebrating 15 Years on Broadway,0.6,2018-10-29,A Very Wicked Halloween: Celebrating 15 Years on Broadway,8.0,1 +26306,"[99, 36, 10770]",554977,fr,"Sauvages, au coeur des zoos humains",0.6,2018-12-11,Savages: The Story of Human Zoos,8.0,1 +26307,[99],554676,en,Learning from Scratch,0.6,2018-02-13,Learning from Scratch,8.0,1 +26308,[],554071,en,Running for Good,0.6,2018-10-11,Running for Good,8.0,1 +26309,[99],551217,en,Zig Zag,0.6,2018-09-22,Zig Zag,8.0,1 +26310,[10402],549692,en,Hot August Night III,0.6,2018-08-17,Hot August Night III,8.0,1 +26311,"[14, 10749, 10751, 18]",547344,en,The Everything,0.6,2018-08-30,The Everything,8.0,1 +26312,"[36, 99]",536230,en,Truck Wars,0.6,2018-07-10,Truck Wars,8.0,1 +26313,"[18, 10402]",524667,en,The Royal Opera House: Verdi's Macbeth,0.6,2018-05-16,The Royal Opera House: Verdi's Macbeth,8.0,1 +26314,"[99, 10770]",523680,en,Prince Harry's Story: Four Royal Weddings,0.6,2018-05-10,Prince Harry's Story: Four Royal Weddings,8.0,1 +26315,"[10749, 9648, 16]",523404,en,Long Distance Train,0.6,2018-05-10,Long Distance Train,8.0,1 +26316,"[16, 10749]",520972,en,Lovegirl,0.6,2018-04-27,Lovegirl,8.0,1 +26317,[99],518844,en,Time For Ilhan,0.6,2018-04-21,Time For Ilhan,8.0,1 +26318,[99],517695,en,In Search of Ozu,0.6,2018-04-16,In Search of Ozu,8.0,2 +26319,[],517345,en,Blood and Steel: Cedar Crest Country Club,0.6,2018-03-03,Blood and Steel: Cedar Crest Country Club,8.0,1 +26320,[],516523,en,SHIMMER Women Athletes Volume 100,0.6,2018-04-07,SHIMMER Women Athletes Volume 100,8.0,1 +26321,[99],516060,de,Jesus: Countdown to Calvary,0.6,2018-03-31,Jesus: Countdown to Calvary,8.0,2 +26322,[],513161,en,Undiscovered,0.6,2018-04-07,Undiscovered,8.0,1 +26323,[],509316,en,The Box,0.6,2018-03-04,The Box,8.0,1 +26324,"[10402, 99]",508122,en,Made in Miami,0.6,2018-02-27,Made in Miami,8.0,3 +26325,[99],507052,en,Star Wars: The Force of Sound,0.6,2018-02-20,Star Wars: The Force of Sound,8.0,2 +26326,"[80, 99]",503427,en,Warren Jeffs: Prophet of Evil,0.6,2018-02-19,Warren Jeffs: Prophet of Evil,8.0,1 +26327,[18],502710,en,His Favorite Person,0.6,2018-03-04,His Favorite Person,8.0,1 +26328,[18],492902,en,Wren Boys,0.6,2018-01-19,Wren Boys,8.0,2 +26329,[99],474062,en,The End of Meat,0.6,2018-09-04,The End of Meat,8.0,3 +26330,[99],491080,pl,Over the Limit,0.6,2018-10-05,Over the Limit,7.8,5 +26331,"[99, 36]",568047,en,Panic: The Untold Story of the 2008 Financial Crisis,0.6,2018-12-11,Panic: The Untold Story of the 2008 Financial Crisis,7.7,3 +26332,[18],567662,en,Heaven & Hell,0.6,2018-11-06,Heaven & Hell,7.5,2 +26333,"[16, 878]",561471,en,Best Friend,0.6,2018-11-08,Best Friend,7.5,4 +26334,[],554603,en,American Experience: The Eugenics Crusade,0.6,2018-10-16,American Experience: The Eugenics Crusade,7.5,2 +26335,"[878, 18, 53]",554438,pl,Czarne lusterko - Rozstanie,0.6,2018-01-19,Little Black Mirror: The Breakup,7.5,2 +26336,"[10402, 18]",546952,en,The Carnival Is Over,0.6,2018-09-05,The Carnival Is Over,7.5,2 +26337,[99],530383,en,Can't Nobody Else Love You,0.6,2018-05-14,Can't Nobody Else Love You,7.5,2 +26338,"[99, 16]",529283,en,Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin,0.6,2018-09-14,Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin,7.5,2 +26339,"[99, 99]",474464,en,The Judge,0.6,2018-04-13,The Judge,7.5,2 +26340,"[99, 36, 10770]",430364,en,'85: The Greatest Team in Pro Football History,0.6,2018-01-29,'85: The Greatest Team in Pro Football History,7.5,2 +26341,"[18, 28, 53]",556616,en,Two Bois Fighting,0.6,2018-06-11,Two Bois Fighting,7.3,3 +26342,[18],514410,en,Ice,0.6,2018-03-26,Ice,7.3,3 +26343,"[27, 10770]",448561,en,Who's Watching Oliver,0.6,2018-07-03,Who's Watching Oliver,7.3,3 +26344,[99],413165,en,Jewel's Catch One,0.6,2018-05-02,Jewel's Catch One,7.3,3 +26345,[],316707,en,How Walt Disney Cartoons Are Made,0.6,1939-01-19,How Walt Disney Cartoons Are Made,7.3,3 +26346,[99],567673,en,Unforeseen Consequences: Uncovering the Legacy of Half-Life,0.6,2018-12-10,Unforeseen Consequences: Uncovering the Legacy of Half-Life,7.3,2 +26347,[99],488756,hu,Egy nő fogságban,0.6,2018-01-19,A Woman Captured,7.3,4 +26348,[99],473399,en,Arthur Miller: Writer,0.6,2017-12-08,Arthur Miller: Writer,7.3,4 +26349,[99],602963,pt,American Experience: The Island Murder,0.6,2018-07-19,American Experience: The Island Murder,7.0,1 +26350,[99],594053,en,Designing the World of Blade Runner 2049,0.6,2018-01-16,Designing the World of Blade Runner 2049,7.0,2 +26351,[18],592871,cn,Taciturn Tango,0.6,2018-12-03,Taciturn Tango,7.0,1 +26352,"[14, 27, 35, 18]",591352,en,Aidan vs. the Lord of Laundry,0.6,2018-11-27,Aidan vs. the Lord of Laundry,7.0,1 +26353,[99],582308,en,Finger of God 2,0.6,2018-12-04,Finger of God 2,7.0,1 +26354,[99],568154,en,Susan Powell: An ID Murder Mystery,0.6,2018-12-12,Susan Powell: An ID Murder Mystery,7.0,1 +26355,"[99, 12]",564096,en,"""BLESSED""",0.6,2018-11-23,"""BLESSED""",7.0,1 +26356,[99],563071,en,"Me, Dorothy...and This Road To Oz",0.6,2018-11-16,"Me, Dorothy...and This Road To Oz",7.0,1 +26357,[99],562269,fr,The Scrooge Mystery,0.6,2018-10-31,The Scrooge Mystery,7.0,1 +26358,[99],561406,en,The Care They've Earned,0.6,2018-11-09,The Care They've Earned,7.0,1 +26359,"[99, 10402]",551633,en,The Rel Carter Culture Tour,0.6,2017-11-28,The Rel Carter Culture Tour,7.0,1 +26360,[878],547145,en,Scavenger,0.6,2018-09-04,Scavenger,7.0,1 +26361,"[16, 18]",544420,en,Dear Alice,0.6,2018-04-21,Dear Alice,7.0,1 +26362,"[99, 80]",541693,en,Golden State Killer: Main Suspect,0.6,2018-08-04,Golden State Killer: Main Suspect,7.0,1 +26363,[35],540475,en,Julian McCullough: Maybe I'm a Man,0.6,2018-06-08,Julian McCullough: Maybe I'm a Man,7.0,1 +26364,"[16, 27]",539330,en,LOCAL58 - Show For Children,0.6,2018-07-30,LOCAL58 - Show For Children,7.0,1 +26365,"[27, 35]",536638,en,Holy Pepperoni,0.6,2018-07-19,Deliverynce,7.0,1 +26366,"[16, 35]",529762,en,Ready for a Baby,0.6,2018-01-24,Ready for a Baby,7.0,1 +26367,"[18, 10749]",528947,en,Number 12 Looks Just Like You,0.6,2018-06-07,Number 12 Looks Just Like You,7.0,1 +26368,"[35, 14]",528229,en,Super-Vieillot,0.6,2018-02-10,The Old Men,7.0,1 +26369,[27],518701,en,Is Someone in There,0.6,2018-04-15,Is Someone in There,7.0,1 +26370,"[18, 10749, 10402]",516782,en,Fiction and Other Realities,0.6,2018-05-05,Fiction and Other Realities,7.0,1 +26371,[35],508864,ar,Adel Karam: Live from Beirut,0.6,2018-03-01,Adel Karam: Live from Beirut,7.0,2 +26372,"[27, 35]",500957,en,Psychotic! A Brooklyn Slasher Film,0.6,2018-01-25,Psychotic! A Brooklyn Slasher Film,7.0,2 +26373,"[18, 10751, 36, 10402]",491094,tl,Ang Larawan,0.6,2018-01-12,The Portrait,7.0,2 +26374,[99],490002,en,Quiet Heroes,0.6,2018-01-21,Quiet Heroes,7.0,1 +26375,"[99, 10402]",485918,en,The Godfathers of Hardcore,0.6,2018-12-12,The Godfathers of Hardcore,7.0,1 +26376,"[18, 10749]",474560,en,Sebastian,0.6,2018-02-06,Sebastian,7.0,2 +26377,[18],473470,ar,شهيد,0.6,2018-12-01,Martyr,7.0,3 +26378,[18],470834,en,Mary Goes Round,0.6,2018-02-01,Mary Goes Round,7.0,4 +26379,"[16, 35]",523264,en,Fire in Cardboard City,0.6,2018-09-27,Fire in Cardboard City,6.8,2 +26380,[99],513944,en,Into the Amazon,0.6,2018-01-09,Into the Amazon,6.8,2 +26381,"[10770, 99]",560930,en,Gypsy's Revenge,0.6,2018-11-06,Gypsy's Revenge,6.7,3 +26382,[99],446470,en,44 Pages,0.6,2018-04-18,44 Pages,6.7,3 +26383,[35],347009,es,El Club de los Insomnes,0.6,2018-06-15,The Insomnia Club,6.6,4 +26384,[],554537,en,Her Side of the Bed,0.6,2018-06-01,Her Side of the Bed,6.5,2 +26385,[],535408,en,Luciano Mellera: Infantiloide,0.6,2018-07-06,Luciano Mellera: Infantiloide,6.5,2 +26386,[18],528599,en,According to Ben Adams,0.6,2018-04-13,According to Ben Adams,6.5,2 +26387,"[99, 10770]",525846,en,Casey Anthony's Parents Speak,0.6,2018-05-28,Casey Anthony's Parents Speak,6.5,2 +26388,[99],519765,pt,Chega de Fiu Fiu,0.6,2018-04-13,Enough with Catcalling,6.5,2 +26389,[99],509361,en,Billy Graham: An Extraordinary Journey,0.6,2018-11-06,Billy Graham: An Extraordinary Journey,6.5,3 +26390,[99],509207,en,Combat Obscura,0.6,2018-03-01,Combat Obscura,6.5,2 +26391,"[35, 28]",275599,en,Ninja Busters,0.6,1984-11-09,Ninja Busters,6.5,1 +26392,[99],587766,en,Goth Angel: The Story of Lil Peep,0.6,2018-12-01,Goth Angel: The Story of Lil Peep,6.0,1 +26393,[10751],585510,en,Holiday Spectacular,0.6,2018-12-21,Holiday Spectacular,6.0,1 +26394,[],582180,en,Parkland: Inside Building 12,0.6,2018-10-25,Parkland: Inside Building 12,6.0,1 +26395,"[28, 878]",579669,en,Power Rangers Legacy Wars: Street Fighter Showdown,0.6,2018-10-09,Power Rangers Legacy Wars: Street Fighter Showdown,6.0,1 +26396,"[18, 10751]",574534,fr,Des fleurs,0.6,2018-08-08,Flowers,6.0,1 +26397,"[18, 53]",573537,en,Selling Isobel,0.6,2018-10-07,Selling Isobel,6.0,2 +26398,"[80, 10770]",571692,en,Nightmare Best Friend,0.6,2018-12-29,Nightmare Best Friend,6.0,1 +26399,"[28, 53]",569869,en,The Trees of the East,0.6,2018-12-20,The Trees of the East,6.0,1 +26400,[],562877,en,Gingerbread Giants,0.6,2018-11-10,Gingerbread Giants,6.0,1 +26401,[99],562835,en,Warren Miller's Face of Winter,0.6,2018-10-03,Warren Miller's Face of Winter,6.0,1 +26402,"[18, 10749, 10770]",562466,en,Christmas on the Coast,0.6,2018-11-25,Christmas on the Coast,6.0,1 +26403,"[10402, 99]",561594,ko,트와이스랜드,0.6,2018-12-07,Twiceland,6.0,1 +26404,[99],555914,en,Mooch,0.6,2018-10-23,Mooch,6.0,1 +26405,[35],554737,en,FLICKtix,0.6,2018-10-13,FLICKtix,6.0,1 +26406,"[878, 18, 53]",554446,pl,Czarne Lusterko: 69.90,0.6,2018-01-19,Little Black Mirror: 69.90,6.0,1 +26407,[10751],552752,en,Super Monsters Save Halloween,0.6,2018-10-05,Super Monsters Save Halloween,6.0,2 +26408,[],552294,en,Echoes of Fear,0.6,2018-10-05,Echoes of Fear,6.0,1 +26409,"[10749, 18]",551634,zh,你好，之华,0.6,2018-11-09,Last Letter,6.0,1 +26410,[35],548532,en,Amy Schumer Presents Sam Morril: Positive Influence,0.6,2018-09-15,Amy Schumer Presents Sam Morril: Positive Influence,6.0,1 +26411,[35],548372,en,Liz Stewart: I'm Crowning,0.6,2018-09-21,Liz Stewart: I'm Crowning,6.0,1 +26412,[99],548194,en,Children of the Snow Land,0.6,2018-10-18,Children of the Snow Land,6.0,1 +26413,[27],536404,en,Wolf,0.6,2018-07-15,Wolf,6.0,1 +26414,"[99, 10402]",532312,en,My Name Is Lady Gaga,0.6,2018-06-20,My Name Is Lady Gaga,6.0,5 +26415,"[14, 80]",528035,en,The Grave,0.6,2018-06-03,The Grave,6.0,1 +26416,[99],525058,en,Harry & Meghan: Royal Rebels,0.6,2018-05-13,Harry & Meghan: Royal Rebels,6.0,1 +26417,[99],522326,en,Late Life: The Chien-Ming Wang Story,0.6,2018-10-12,Late Life: The Chien-Ming Wang Story,6.0,1 +26418,[99],521500,en,Understanding the Opioid Epidemic,0.6,2018-04-10,Understanding the Opioid Epidemic,6.0,3 +26419,[99],521074,es,Altiplano,0.6,2018-04-27,Altiplano,6.0,1 +26420,[35],521041,en,Hari Kondabolu: Warn Your Relatives,0.6,2018-05-08,Hari Kondabolu: Warn Your Relatives,6.0,5 +26421,[27],518430,en,Sarah's Dream,0.6,2018-03-17,Sarah's Dream,6.0,1 +26422,[14],517676,es,El verano del león eléctrico,0.6,2018-11-12,The Summer of the Electric Lion,6.0,1 +26423,[18],513536,en,Home Free,0.6,2018-05-03,Home Free,6.0,1 +26424,"[99, 10402]",511662,en,Death Metal Grandma,0.6,2018-03-01,Death Metal Grandma,6.0,1 +26425,[10402],509306,en,The Box,0.6,2018-03-04,The Box,6.0,1 +26426,"[18, 27]",507331,en,A Girl,0.6,2018-03-27,A Girl,6.0,1 +26427,[27],505078,en,Alastor,0.6,2018-01-11,Alastor,6.0,1 +26428,[99],502130,en,The Gospel of Eureka,0.6,2018-03-11,The Gospel of Eureka,6.0,1 +26429,[99],500789,de,Berlin Kidz: Fuck The System,0.6,2018-01-12,Berlin Kidz: Fuck The System,6.0,1 +26430,[99],498554,en,L. Cohen,0.6,2018-01-14,L. Cohen,6.0,1 +26431,"[99, 27]",480733,en,Butterfly Kisses,0.6,2018-10-23,Butterfly Kisses,6.0,4 +26432,"[18, 35]",467746,fr,Contes de Juillet,0.6,2018-03-09,July Tales,6.0,1 +26433,"[18, 14, 27, 878, 10749, 53]",470398,en,Muse,0.6,2018-09-09,Muse,5.7,5 +26434,[35],552494,en,メタフィクション - (M E T A F I C T I O N),0.6,2018-08-16,メタフィクション - (M E T A F I C T I O N),5.5,2 +26435,[99],545132,en,The World's Most Wanted Animal,0.6,2018-05-23,The World's Most Wanted Animal,5.5,2 +26436,[],541568,en,Sex School: Final Exams,0.6,2018-08-01,Sex School: Final Exams,5.5,2 +26437,[99],502168,en,Meow Wolf: Origin Story,0.6,2018-11-29,Meow Wolf: Origin Story,5.5,2 +26438,"[878, 18]",347030,en,Native,0.6,2018-06-11,Native,5.2,7 +26439,[99],602754,en,The Pacifist,0.6,2018-04-17,The Pacifist,5.0,2 +26440,"[28, 18]",563801,en,The Perfect Day,0.6,2018-01-03,The Perfect Day,5.0,1 +26441,[27],560717,en,Requiem,0.6,2015-01-01,Requiem,5.0,1 +26442,[99],554872,en,Bermuda Triangle: The Deadly Secrets,0.6,2018-06-03,Bermuda Triangle: The Deadly Secrets,5.0,1 +26443,[27],553705,en,Creature in the Woods,0.6,2018-01-01,Creature in the Woods,5.0,1 +26444,"[27, 18]",552009,en,The Bad Man,0.6,2018-10-19,The Bad Man,5.0,4 +26445,[27],551893,en,The Rizzle,0.6,2018-10-01,The Rizzle,5.0,1 +26446,[27],551736,en,The Hug,0.6,2018-10-01,The Hug,5.0,2 +26447,[],546207,en,Metropolitan Crush,0.6,2018-04-14,Metropolitan Crush,5.0,1 +26448,[],541569,en,Real Naughty Housewives 2,0.6,2018-08-01,Real Naughty Housewives 2,5.0,1 +26449,[99],537547,en,The Black Mambas,0.6,2018-04-06,The Black Mambas,5.0,1 +26450,"[16, 14, 35]",531995,en,Magical Mom,0.6,2018-06-17,Magical Mom,5.0,1 +26451,"[99, 35]",519228,en,Freaks and Geeks: The Documentary,0.6,2018-08-02,Freaks and Geeks: The Documentary,5.0,1 +26452,"[16, 27, 9648]",517226,en,Book of the Dead,0.6,2018-01-18,Book of the Dead,5.0,1 +26453,[],507527,en,Getting Grace,0.6,2018-03-23,Getting Grace,5.0,2 +26454,[],498334,en,Friday the 13th Part 3: The Memoriam Documentary,0.6,2018-01-13,Friday the 13th Part 3: The Memoriam Documentary,5.0,1 +26455,[99],489983,en,Crime + Punishment,0.6,2018-01-19,Crime + Punishment,5.0,1 +26456,"[36, 99, 18]",458823,en,Acorn and the Firestorm,0.6,2018-04-06,Acorn and the Firestorm,5.0,1 +26457,[99],448912,fr,Maison du bonheur,0.6,2018-08-24,Maison du bonheur,5.0,1 +26458,[99],406486,en,Boy Howdy! The Story of CREEM Magazine,0.6,2018-10-01,Boy Howdy! The Story of CREEM Magazine,5.0,1 +26459,[18],397827,en,No Light and No Land Anywhere,0.6,2018-03-16,No Light and No Land Anywhere,5.0,1 +26460,"[80, 878, 53]",456897,en,Mind and Machine,0.6,2017-03-26,Mind and Machine,4.8,4 +26461,[18],518565,en,My Daddy is in Heaven,0.6,2018-04-16,My Daddy is in Heaven,4.5,2 +26462,[10749],478829,en,Once Upon a Winter's Date,0.6,2018-01-01,Once Upon a Winter's Date,4.5,4 +26463,[18],386687,en,Josephine Doe,0.6,2018-03-06,Josephine Doe,4.5,2 +26464,[53],505039,en,Illicit Desires,0.6,2018-04-08,Illicit Desires,4.3,18 +26465,[],591880,en,Choose Go,0.6,2018-02-28,Choose Go,4.0,1 +26466,[],585649,en,The Blackwell Ghost 2,0.6,2018-08-04,The Blackwell Ghost 2,4.0,1 +26467,[],556807,en,Our God Machine,0.6,2018-01-17,Our God Machine,4.0,1 +26468,"[99, 10402]",554425,en,Warp Speed Chic,0.6,2018-10-16,Warp Speed Chic,4.0,1 +26469,[],552957,pt,Point of No Return,0.6,2018-09-19,Point of No Return,4.0,1 +26470,"[27, 18, 53]",551220,en,Fairfield,0.6,2014-11-02,Fairfield,4.0,1 +26471,[27],548533,en,Dark House,0.6,2018-09-04,Dark House,4.0,1 +26472,[99],548371,en,The Laughter Life,0.6,2018-09-07,The Laughter Life,4.0,1 +26473,[35],528175,en,Brody Stevens: Live from the Main Room,0.6,2018-06-19,Brody Stevens: Live from the Main Room,4.0,2 +26474,"[80, 9648, 53]",519335,en,Goodland,0.6,2018-05-11,Goodland,4.0,1 +26475,[],518524,en,Ethirmarai,0.6,2018-04-01,Ethirmarai,4.0,1 +26476,[27],514791,en,Shhhh,0.6,2015-01-28,Shhhh,4.0,2 +26477,"[99, 10770]",509508,en,O.J. Simpson: The Lost Confession?,0.6,2018-03-11,O.J. Simpson: The Lost Confession?,4.0,1 +26478,[],503735,en,Gold Blooded,0.6,2018-02-07,Gold Blooded,4.0,1 +26479,"[28, 14, 878]",460616,en,Interstellar Civil War: Shadows of the Empire,0.6,2018-04-15,Interstellar Civil War: Shadows of the Empire,4.0,1 +26480,[],451515,en,The Midnighters,0.6,2017-04-08,The Midnighters,4.0,1 +26481,"[35, 18]",270805,en,Summer League,0.6,2013-03-18,Summer League,4.0,3 +26482,[27],506986,en,Survive The Hollow Shoals,0.6,2018-01-01,Survive The Hollow Shoals,3.7,3 +26483,[99],531132,en,Courtside at the NBA Finals,0.6,2018-06-19,Courtside at the NBA Finals,3.5,2 +26484,[99],489749,en,Trump: The Art of the Insult,0.6,2018-01-23,Trump: The Art of the Insult,3.5,2 +26485,"[27, 53]",453259,en,Devils in the Darkness,0.6,2013-05-15,Devils in the Darkness,3.5,1 +26486,"[80, 18, 9648]",564776,en,Driver,0.6,2018-11-20,Driver,3.0,2 +26487,[27],505498,en,Parched,0.6,2018-01-02,Parched,3.0,2 +26488,[27],546914,en,The Crescent Moon Clown,0.6,2018-10-17,The Crescent Moon Clown,2.3,3 +26489,[99],522825,en,The Real Princess Diaries: From Diana to Meghan,0.6,2018-05-07,The Real Princess Diaries: From Diana to Meghan,2.3,2 +26490,[27],592029,en,5ive Must Die,0.6,2018-01-01,5ive Must Die,2.0,1 +26491,[53],586528,en,Between the Trees,0.6,2018-05-16,Between the Trees,2.0,1 +26492,[],582641,en,Dying Embers,0.6,2018-12-28,Dying Embers,2.0,2 +26493,[27],571817,en,The Pretty Thing,0.6,2018-07-11,The Pretty Thing,2.0,1 +26494,[18],567020,es,La última virgen,0.6,2018-05-26,The Last Virgin,2.0,1 +26495,[],556601,en,Recursion,0.6,2018-08-28,Recursion,2.0,1 +26496,[99],524548,en,The Case of: Caylee Anthony,0.6,2018-05-19,The Case of: Caylee Anthony,2.0,1 +26497,[],514045,en,The Portuguese Kid,0.6,2018-02-14,The Portuguese Kid,2.0,1 +26498,[],497839,en,The 23rd Annual Critics' Choice Awards,0.6,2018-01-11,The 23rd Annual Critics' Choice Awards,2.0,1 +26499,[27],589607,en,Out of Gas,0.6,2018-03-21,Out of Gas,1.0,1 +26500,[],561932,en,Two,0.6,2018-02-04,Two,1.0,1 +26501,[27],558305,en,President Evil,0.6,2018-10-18,President Evil,1.0,1 +26502,[16],551756,en,Vicktey Vitch (It's Halloween Poem),0.6,2018-10-01,Vicktey Vitch (It's Halloween Poem),1.0,1 +26503,[99],543481,de,Evolution 4K,0.6,2018-06-12,Evolution 4K,1.0,1 +26504,"[27, 35, 27]",534282,en,Head,0.6,2015-03-28,Head,1.0,1 +26505,"[27, 53]",566092,en,The Dead Bodies in #223,0.6,2018-06-30,The Dead Bodies in #223,0.0,1 +26506,[],561861,en,Eden,0.6,2018-11-25,Eden,0.0,1 +26507,[99],545555,ar,Dreamaway,0.6,2018-10-14,Dream Away,0.0,2 +26508,[16],514492,en,Jaws,0.6,2018-05-29,Jaws,0.0,1 +26509,[27],502255,en,Closing Time,0.6,2018-02-24,Closing Time,0.0,1 +26510,[99],495045,en,Fail State,0.6,2018-10-19,Fail State,0.0,1 +26511,[99],492837,en,Making Filmmakers,0.6,2018-04-07,Making Filmmakers,0.0,1 +26512,"[27, 18]",488143,en,Laboratory Conditions,0.6,2018-10-13,Laboratory Conditions,0.0,1 +26513,"[18, 53]",485975,en,_EXHIBIT_84xxx_,0.6,2018-05-01,_EXHIBIT_84xxx_,0.0,1 +26514,"[14, 28, 12]",381231,en,The Last One,0.6,2018-10-01,The Last One,0.0,1 +26515,"[10751, 12, 28]",366854,en,Trailer Made,0.6,2018-06-22,Trailer Made,0.0,1 +26516,"[53, 27]",309885,en,The Church,0.6,2018-10-05,The Church,0.0,1 diff --git a/zippedData/tn.movie_budgets.csv.gz b/zippedData/tn.movie_budgets.csv.gz deleted file mode 100644 index beecf903..00000000 Binary files a/zippedData/tn.movie_budgets.csv.gz and /dev/null differ diff --git a/zippedData/tn.movie_budgets.csv/tn.movie_budgets.csv b/zippedData/tn.movie_budgets.csv/tn.movie_budgets.csv new file mode 100644 index 00000000..06e7e86e --- /dev/null +++ b/zippedData/tn.movie_budgets.csv/tn.movie_budgets.csv @@ -0,0 +1,5783 @@ +id,release_date,movie,production_budget,domestic_gross,worldwide_gross +1,"Dec 18, 2009",Avatar,"$425,000,000","$760,507,625","$2,776,345,279" +2,"May 20, 2011",Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides,"$410,600,000","$241,063,875","$1,045,663,875" +3,"Jun 7, 2019",Dark Phoenix,"$350,000,000","$42,762,350","$149,762,350" +4,"May 1, 2015",Avengers: Age of Ultron,"$330,600,000","$459,005,868","$1,403,013,963" +5,"Dec 15, 2017",Star Wars Ep. VIII: The Last Jedi,"$317,000,000","$620,181,382","$1,316,721,747" +6,"Dec 18, 2015",Star Wars Ep. VII: The Force Awakens,"$306,000,000","$936,662,225","$2,053,311,220" +7,"Apr 27, 2018",Avengers: Infinity War,"$300,000,000","$678,815,482","$2,048,134,200" +8,"May 24, 2007",Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End,"$300,000,000","$309,420,425","$963,420,425" +9,"Nov 17, 2017",Justice League,"$300,000,000","$229,024,295","$655,945,209" +10,"Nov 6, 2015",Spectre,"$300,000,000","$200,074,175","$879,620,923" +11,"Jul 20, 2012",The Dark Knight Rises,"$275,000,000","$448,139,099","$1,084,439,099" +12,"May 25, 2018",Solo: A Star Wars Story,"$275,000,000","$213,767,512","$393,151,347" +13,"Jul 2, 2013",The Lone Ranger,"$275,000,000","$89,302,115","$260,002,115" +14,"Mar 9, 2012",John Carter,"$275,000,000","$73,058,679","$282,778,100" +15,"Nov 24, 2010",Tangled,"$260,000,000","$200,821,936","$586,477,240" +16,"May 4, 2007",Spider-Man 3,"$258,000,000","$336,530,303","$894,860,230" +17,"May 6, 2016",Captain America: Civil War,"$250,000,000","$408,084,349","$1,140,069,413" +18,"Mar 25, 2016",Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,"$250,000,000","$330,360,194","$867,500,281" +19,"Dec 14, 2012",The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,"$250,000,000","$303,003,568","$1,017,003,568" +20,"Jul 15, 2009",Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince,"$250,000,000","$302,089,278","$935,213,767" +21,"Dec 13, 2013",The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug,"$250,000,000","$258,366,855","$960,366,855" +22,"Dec 17, 2014",The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,"$250,000,000","$255,119,788","$945,577,621" +23,"Apr 14, 2017",The Fate of the Furious,"$250,000,000","$225,764,765","$1,234,846,267" +24,"Jun 28, 2006",Superman Returns,"$232,000,000","$200,120,000","$374,085,065" +25,"May 26, 2017",Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales,"$230,000,000","$172,558,876","$788,241,137" +26,"Nov 14, 2008",Quantum of Solace,"$230,000,000","$169,368,427","$591,692,078" +27,"May 4, 2012",The Avengers,"$225,000,000","$623,279,547","$1,517,935,897" +28,"Jul 7, 2006",Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest,"$225,000,000","$423,315,812","$1,066,215,812" +29,"Jun 14, 2013",Man of Steel,"$225,000,000","$291,045,518","$667,999,518" +30,"May 16, 2008",The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian,"$225,000,000","$141,621,490","$417,341,288" +31,"Jul 3, 2012",The Amazing Spider-Man,"$220,000,000","$262,030,663","$757,890,267" +32,"May 18, 2012",Battleship,"$220,000,000","$65,233,400","$313,477,717" +33,"Jun 21, 2017",Transformers: The Last Knight,"$217,000,000","$130,168,683","$602,893,340" +34,"Jun 12, 2015",Jurassic World,"$215,000,000","$652,270,625","$1,648,854,864" +35,"May 25, 2012",Men in Black 3,"$215,000,000","$179,020,854","$654,213,485" +36,"Jun 24, 2009",Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,"$210,000,000","$402,111,870","$836,519,699" +37,"Jun 27, 2014",Transformers: Age of Extinction,"$210,000,000","$245,439,076","$1,104,039,076" +38,"May 26, 2006",X-Men: The Last Stand,"$210,000,000","$234,362,462","$459,260,946" +39,"May 14, 2010",Robin Hood,"$210,000,000","$105,487,148","$322,459,006" +40,"Dec 14, 2005",King Kong,"$207,000,000","$218,080,025","$550,517,357" +41,"Dec 7, 2007",The Golden Compass,"$205,000,000","$70,107,728","$367,262,558" +42,"Feb 16, 2018",Black Panther,"$200,000,000","$700,059,566","$1,348,258,224" +43,"Dec 19, 1997",Titanic,"$200,000,000","$659,363,944","$2,208,208,395" +44,"Jun 15, 2018",Incredibles 2,"$200,000,000","$608,581,744","$1,242,520,711" +45,"Dec 16, 2016",Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,"$200,000,000","$532,177,324","$1,049,102,856" +46,"Jun 17, 2016",Finding Dory,"$200,000,000","$486,295,561","$1,021,215,193" +47,"Jun 18, 2010",Toy Story 3,"$200,000,000","$415,004,880","$1,068,879,522" +48,"May 3, 2013",Iron Man 3,"$200,000,000","$408,992,272","$1,215,392,272" +49,"May 5, 2017",Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2,"$200,000,000","$389,813,101","$862,316,233" +50,"Jun 30, 2004",Spider-Man 2,"$200,000,000","$373,524,485","$795,110,670" +51,"Mar 5, 2010",Alice in Wonderland,"$200,000,000","$334,191,110","$1,025,491,110" +52,"Nov 8, 2012",Skyfall,"$200,000,000","$304,360,277","$1,110,526,981" +53,"Jun 21, 2013",Monsters University,"$200,000,000","$268,488,329","$743,588,329" +54,"Mar 8, 2013",Oz the Great and Powerful,"$200,000,000","$234,770,996","$490,359,051" +55,"May 23, 2014",X-Men: Days of Future Past,"$200,000,000","$233,921,534","$747,862,775" +56,"May 2, 2014",The Amazing Spider-Man 2,"$200,000,000","$202,853,933","$708,996,336" +57,"Jun 24, 2011",Cars 2,"$200,000,000","$191,450,875","$560,155,383" +58,"Dec 17, 2010",Tron: Legacy,"$200,000,000","$172,062,763","$400,062,763" +59,"Nov 13, 2009",2012,"$200,000,000","$166,112,167","$757,677,748" +60,"Nov 16, 2018",Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald,"$200,000,000","$159,555,901","$652,220,086" +61,"May 21, 2009",Terminator Salvation,"$200,000,000","$125,322,469","$365,491,792" +62,"Jun 17, 2011",Green Lantern,"$200,000,000","$116,601,172","$219,535,492" +63,"May 28, 2010",Prince of Persia: Sands of Time,"$200,000,000","$90,759,676","$336,359,676" +64,"Jun 29, 2011",Transformers: Dark of the Moon,"$195,000,000","$352,390,543","$1,123,790,543" +65,"Jun 9, 2017",The Mummy,"$195,000,000","$80,101,125","$409,953,905" +66,"Mar 1, 2013",Jack the Giant Slayer,"$195,000,000","$65,187,603","$197,687,603" +67,"Apr 3, 2015",Furious 7,"$190,000,000","$353,007,020","$1,518,722,794" +68,"May 16, 2013",Star Trek Into Darkness,"$190,000,000","$228,778,661","$467,381,584" +69,"Jun 21, 2013",World War Z,"$190,000,000","$202,359,711","$531,514,650" +70,"May 10, 2013",The Great Gatsby,"$190,000,000","$144,840,419","$351,040,419" +71,"Nov 6, 2009",Disney’s A Christmas Carol,"$190,000,000","$137,855,863","$315,709,697" +72,"Jul 12, 2013",Pacific Rim,"$190,000,000","$101,802,906","$411,002,906" +73,"Nov 25, 2015",The Good Dinosaur,"$187,500,000","$123,087,120","$333,771,037" +74,"May 2, 2008",Iron Man,"$186,000,000","$318,604,126","$585,171,547" +75,"Jul 18, 2008",The Dark Knight,"$185,000,000","$533,720,947","$1,001,996,207" +76,"May 22, 2008",Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,"$185,000,000","$317,101,119","$786,635,413" +77,"Jun 22, 2012",Brave,"$185,000,000","$237,282,182","$554,606,532" +78,"Mar 10, 2017",Kong: Skull Island,"$185,000,000","$168,052,812","$561,072,059" +79,"Jul 22, 2016",Star Trek Beyond,"$185,000,000","$158,848,340","$335,802,233" +80,"Oct 6, 2017",Blade Runner 2049,"$185,000,000","$92,054,159","$259,357,408" +81,"May 24, 2019",Aladdin,"$182,000,000","$246,734,314","$619,234,314" +82,"Nov 3, 2017",Thor: Ragnarok,"$180,000,000","$315,058,289","$846,980,024" +83,"Dec 9, 2005","The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe","$180,000,000","$291,710,957","$720,539,572" +84,"May 30, 2014",Maleficent,"$180,000,000","$241,407,328","$758,536,735" +85,"Nov 18, 2016",Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,"$180,000,000","$234,037,575","$802,402,853" +86,"Jun 27, 2008",WALL-E,"$180,000,000","$223,808,164","$532,508,025" +87,"Aug 10, 2007",Rush Hour 3,"$180,000,000","$140,125,968","$256,585,882" +88,"Jul 1, 2016",The Legend of Tarzan,"$180,000,000","$126,643,061","$348,902,025" +89,"Nov 23, 2011",Hugo,"$180,000,000","$73,864,507","$180,047,784" +90,"Jul 21, 2017",Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets,"$180,000,000","$40,479,370","$215,098,356" +91,"Feb 6, 2015",Jupiter Ascending,"$179,000,000","$47,482,519","$181,982,519" +92,"Jul 27, 2018",Mission: Impossible—Fallout,"$178,000,000","$220,159,104","$787,456,552" +93,"May 27, 2016",X-Men: Apocalypse,"$178,000,000","$155,442,489","$542,537,546" +94,"Aug 10, 2018",The Meg,"$178,000,000","$145,443,742","$529,530,715" +95,"Jun 6, 2014",Edge of Tomorrow,"$178,000,000","$100,206,256","$370,541,256" +96,"Mar 8, 2019",Captain Marvel,"$175,000,000","$426,525,952","$1,123,061,550" +97,"Apr 15, 2016",The Jungle Book,"$175,000,000","$364,001,123","$962,854,547" +98,"Jun 19, 2015",Inside Out,"$175,000,000","$356,461,711","$854,235,992" +99,"Jul 7, 2017",Spider-Man: Homecoming,"$175,000,000","$334,201,140","$880,166,350" +100,"Aug 5, 2016",Suicide Squad,"$175,000,000","$325,100,054","$746,059,887" +1,"May 29, 2009",Up,"$175,000,000","$293,004,164","$731,463,377" +2,"Nov 22, 2017",Coco,"$175,000,000","$209,726,015","$798,008,101" +3,"Nov 21, 2018",Ralph Breaks The Internet,"$175,000,000","$201,091,711","$524,283,695" +4,"Mar 27, 2009",Monsters vs. Aliens,"$175,000,000","$198,351,526","$381,687,380" +5,"Jun 16, 2017",Cars 3,"$175,000,000","$152,901,115","$383,541,369" +6,"Aug 7, 2009",G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra,"$175,000,000","$150,201,498","$302,469,017" +7,"Jun 30, 1999",Wild Wild West,"$175,000,000","$113,805,681","$221,229,335" +8,"Aug 1, 2008",The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor,"$175,000,000","$102,491,776","$405,760,225" +9,"Jun 22, 2007",Evan Almighty,"$175,000,000","$100,289,690","$174,131,329" +10,"Jul 28, 1995",Waterworld,"$175,000,000","$88,246,220","$264,246,220" +11,"May 12, 2017",King Arthur: Legend of the Sword,"$175,000,000","$39,175,066","$139,630,336" +12,"Dec 25, 2013",47 Ronin,"$175,000,000","$38,362,475","$151,716,815" +13,"Jun 22, 2018",Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom,"$170,000,000","$417,719,760","$1,305,772,799" +14,"Aug 1, 2014",Guardians of the Galaxy,"$170,000,000","$333,172,112","$770,867,516" +15,"May 7, 2010",Iron Man 2,"$170,000,000","$312,433,331","$621,156,389" +16,"Apr 4, 2014",Captain America: The Winter Soldier,"$170,000,000","$259,746,958","$714,401,889" +17,"Jul 11, 2014",Dawn of the Planet of the Apes,"$170,000,000","$208,545,589","$710,644,566" +18,"Nov 10, 2004",The Polar Express,"$170,000,000","$187,224,605","$311,365,187" +19,"Jun 1, 2012",Snow White and the Huntsman,"$170,000,000","$155,136,755","$401,021,746" +20,"Jul 1, 2003",Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines,"$170,000,000","$150,358,296","$433,058,296" +21,"May 7, 2004",Van Helsing,"$170,000,000","$120,150,546","$300,150,546" +22,"Mar 29, 2019",Dumbo,"$170,000,000","$113,883,318","$345,004,422" +23,"May 22, 2015",Tomorrowland,"$170,000,000","$93,436,322","$206,627,518" +24,"Feb 14, 2019",Alita: Battle Angel,"$170,000,000","$85,710,210","$402,976,036" +25,"May 31, 2019",Godzilla: King of the Monsters,"$170,000,000","$85,576,941","$299,276,941" +26,"May 27, 2016",Alice Through the Looking Glass,"$170,000,000","$77,042,381","$276,928,112" +27,"May 21, 2010",Shrek Forever After,"$165,000,000","$238,736,787","$756,244,673" +28,"Nov 4, 2016",Doctor Strange,"$165,000,000","$232,641,920","$676,404,566" +29,"Nov 7, 2014",Big Hero 6,"$165,000,000","$222,527,828","$652,127,828" +30,"Mar 26, 2010",How to Train Your Dragon,"$165,000,000","$217,581,232","$494,870,992" +31,"Nov 2, 2012",Wreck-It Ralph,"$165,000,000","$189,412,677","$496,511,521" +32,"Nov 5, 2014",Interstellar,"$165,000,000","$188,017,894","$666,379,375" +33,"Jun 24, 2016",Independence Day: Resurgence,"$165,000,000","$103,144,286","$384,169,424" +34,"Jul 29, 2011",Cowboys and Aliens,"$163,000,000","$100,368,560","$176,038,324" +35,"Mar 17, 2017",Beauty and the Beast,"$160,000,000","$504,014,165","$1,259,199,706" +36,"Dec 21, 2018",Aquaman,"$160,000,000","$335,061,807","$1,146,894,640" +37,"May 17, 2007",Shrek the Third,"$160,000,000","$322,719,944","$807,330,936" +38,"Jul 16, 2010",Inception,"$160,000,000","$292,576,195","$835,524,642" +39,"Nov 20, 2015",The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2,"$160,000,000","$281,723,902","$648,986,787" +40,"May 24, 2013",Fast and Furious 6,"$160,000,000","$238,679,850","$789,300,444" +41,"May 16, 2014",Godzilla,"$160,000,000","$200,676,069","$529,076,069" +42,"Jun 3, 2011",X-Men: First Class,"$160,000,000","$146,408,305","$355,408,305" +43,"Dec 25, 2008",The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,"$160,000,000","$127,509,326","$329,631,958" +44,"Jul 14, 2010",The Sorcerer's Apprentice,"$160,000,000","$63,150,991","$217,986,320" +45,"May 12, 2006",Poseidon,"$160,000,000","$60,674,817","$181,674,817" +46,"Jun 10, 2016",Warcraft,"$160,000,000","$47,225,655","$425,522,281" +47,"Sep 30, 2016",Deepwater Horizon,"$156,000,000","$61,433,527","$122,603,824" +48,"Dec 10, 2010",The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader,"$155,000,000","$104,386,950","$418,186,950" +49,"Jul 1, 2015",Terminator: Genisys,"$155,000,000","$89,760,956","$432,150,894" +50,"Mar 23, 2018",Pacific Rim: Uprising,"$155,000,000","$59,874,525","$290,930,148" +51,"Nov 24, 2004",Alexander,"$155,000,000","$34,297,191","$167,297,191" +52,"Jul 14, 2017",War for the Planet of the Apes,"$152,000,000","$146,880,162","$489,592,267" +53,"May 25, 2001",Pearl Harbor,"$151,500,000","$198,539,855","$449,239,855" +54,"Jul 2, 2007",Transformers,"$151,000,000","$319,246,193","$708,272,592" +55,"Jun 2, 2017",Wonder Woman,"$150,000,000","$412,563,408","$821,133,378" +56,"Nov 22, 2013",Frozen,"$150,000,000","$400,738,009","$1,272,469,910" +57,"Mar 4, 2016",Zootopia,"$150,000,000","$341,268,248","$1,019,429,616" +58,"Jul 11, 2007",Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix,"$150,000,000","$292,137,260","$943,076,457" +59,"Nov 18, 2005",Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,"$150,000,000","$290,201,752","$897,099,794" +60,"May 15, 2003",The Matrix Reloaded,"$150,000,000","$281,553,689","$738,576,929" +61,"Dec 14, 2007",I am Legend,"$150,000,000","$256,393,010","$585,532,684" +62,"Nov 23, 2016",Moana,"$150,000,000","$248,757,044","$637,517,365" +63,"Jul 1, 2008",Hancock,"$150,000,000","$227,946,274","$624,234,272" +64,"Jul 15, 2005",Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,"$150,000,000","$206,459,076","$475,825,484" +65,"Jun 29, 2007",Ratatouille,"$150,000,000","$206,445,654","$626,549,695" +66,"Nov 8, 2013",Thor: The Dark World,"$150,000,000","$206,362,140","$644,602,516" +67,"Jun 15, 2005",Batman Begins,"$150,000,000","$205,343,774","$359,142,722" +68,"Jul 31, 2015",Mission: Impossible—Rogue Nation,"$150,000,000","$195,042,377","$688,858,992" +69,"Jul 21, 2017",Dunkirk,"$150,000,000","$190,068,280","$499,837,368" +70,"May 6, 2011",Thor,"$150,000,000","$181,030,624","$449,326,618" +71,"Nov 7, 2008",Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa,"$150,000,000","$180,174,880","$599,680,774" +72,"May 1, 2009",X-Men Origins: Wolverine,"$150,000,000","$179,883,157","$374,825,760" +73,"May 22, 2009",Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian,"$150,000,000","$177,243,721","$402,231,063" +74,"May 26, 2011",Kung Fu Panda 2,"$150,000,000","$165,249,063","$664,837,547" +75,"May 15, 2015",Mad Max: Fury Road,"$150,000,000","$153,636,354","$370,098,020" +76,"May 10, 2019",Pokémon: Detective Pikachu,"$150,000,000","$139,507,806","$411,258,433" +77,"Nov 5, 2003",The Matrix Revolutions,"$150,000,000","$139,270,910","$427,300,260" +78,"Mar 29, 2018",Ready Player One,"$150,000,000","$137,690,172","$579,290,136" +79,"Nov 4, 2005",Chicken Little,"$150,000,000","$135,386,665","$310,043,823" +80,"May 5, 2006",Mission: Impossible III,"$150,000,000","$133,501,348","$397,501,348" +81,"May 15, 2009",Angels & Demons,"$150,000,000","$133,375,846","$490,875,846" +82,"May 14, 2004",Troy,"$150,000,000","$133,298,577","$484,161,265" +83,"Jul 1, 2010",The Last Airbender,"$150,000,000","$131,772,187","$319,713,881" +84,"Nov 2, 2007",Bee Movie,"$150,000,000","$126,631,277","$287,594,577" +85,"Jul 24, 2009",G-Force,"$150,000,000","$119,436,770","$292,817,841" +86,"Nov 21, 2008",Bolt,"$150,000,000","$114,053,579","$328,015,029" +87,"Mar 30, 2012",Wrath of the Titans,"$150,000,000","$83,670,083","$305,270,083" +88,"Nov 16, 2007",Beowulf,"$150,000,000","$82,280,579","$195,080,579" +89,"May 11, 2012",Dark Shadows,"$150,000,000","$79,727,149","$238,202,668" +90,"Jun 28, 2013",White House Down,"$150,000,000","$73,103,784","$205,440,387" +91,"Feb 12, 2010",The Wolfman,"$150,000,000","$62,189,884","$142,634,358" +92,"Feb 17, 2017",The Great Wall,"$150,000,000","$45,157,105","$334,486,852" +93,"Oct 9, 2015",Pan,"$150,000,000","$35,088,320","$151,525,973" +94,"Mar 11, 2011",Mars Needs Moms,"$150,000,000","$21,392,758","$39,549,758" +95,"Dec 31, 2020",Moonfall,"$150,000,000",$0,$0 +96,"Nov 3, 2006",Flushed Away,"$149,000,000","$64,665,672","$179,357,126" +97,"Jun 8, 2012",Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted,"$145,000,000","$216,391,482","$746,921,271" +98,"Dec 16, 2011",Mission: Impossible—Ghost Protocol,"$145,000,000","$209,397,903","$694,713,230" +99,"Jun 13, 2014",How to Train Your Dragon 2,"$145,000,000","$177,002,924","$614,586,270" +100,"Jun 16, 1999",Tarzan,"$145,000,000","$171,091,819","$448,191,819" +1,"Mar 7, 2014",Mr. Peabody & Sherman,"$145,000,000","$111,506,430","$269,806,430" +2,"Nov 21, 2012",Rise of the Guardians,"$145,000,000","$103,412,758","$306,900,902" +3,"Apr 8, 2005",Sahara,"$145,000,000","$68,671,925","$121,671,925" +4,"Jul 15, 2016",Ghostbusters,"$144,000,000","$128,350,574","$229,008,658" +5,"Nov 22, 2002",Die Another Day,"$142,000,000","$160,942,139","$431,942,139" +6,"Jul 9, 2003",Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl,"$140,000,000","$305,411,224","$634,954,103" +7,"May 8, 2009",Star Trek,"$140,000,000","$257,730,019","$386,839,614" +8,"Jul 1, 1998",Armageddon,"$140,000,000","$201,578,182","$554,600,000" +9,"Jul 3, 2002",Men in Black 2,"$140,000,000","$190,418,803","$441,767,803" +10,"Jul 22, 2011",Captain America: The First Avenger,"$140,000,000","$176,654,505","$370,569,776" +11,"Jan 29, 2016",Kung Fu Panda 3,"$140,000,000","$143,528,619","$517,599,142" +12,"Jul 10, 1998",Lethal Weapon 4,"$140,000,000","$130,444,603","$285,400,000" +13,"Mar 27, 2013",G.I. Joe: Retaliation,"$140,000,000","$122,523,060","$375,740,705" +14,"Dec 5, 2003",The Last Samurai,"$140,000,000","$111,110,575","$456,810,575" +15,"Dec 21, 2005",Fun With Dick And Jane,"$140,000,000","$110,550,000","$203,018,919" +16,"Dec 12, 2014",Exodus: Gods and Kings,"$140,000,000","$65,014,513","$268,314,513" +17,"Jul 1, 2016",The BFG,"$140,000,000","$55,483,770","$199,646,680" +18,"Feb 26, 2016",Gods of Egypt,"$140,000,000","$31,153,464","$138,836,756" +19,"May 3, 2002",Spider-Man,"$139,000,000","$403,706,375","$821,706,375" +20,"Mar 6, 2009",Watchmen,"$138,000,000","$107,509,799","$186,976,250" +21,"Jul 29, 2005",Stealth,"$138,000,000","$32,116,746","$76,416,746" +22,"Jun 13, 2008",The Incredible Hulk,"$137,500,000","$134,806,913","$265,573,859" +23,"Jun 20, 2003",Hulk,"$137,000,000","$132,177,234","$245,075,434" +24,"Jul 11, 2001",Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within,"$137,000,000","$32,131,830","$85,131,830" +25,"Nov 16, 2012","The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2","$136,200,000","$292,324,737","$829,724,737" +26,"Mar 22, 2013",The Croods,"$135,000,000","$187,168,425","$573,068,425" +27,"Dec 25, 2015",The Revenant,"$135,000,000","$183,637,894","$532,938,302" +28,"Nov 19, 1999",The World is Not Enough,"$135,000,000","$126,930,660","$361,730,660" +29,"Mar 4, 2011",Rango,"$135,000,000","$123,477,607","$245,724,600" +30,"Nov 14, 2003",Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World,"$135,000,000","$93,926,386","$212,912,137" +31,"Jul 17, 2013",Turbo,"$135,000,000","$83,028,130","$286,896,578" +32,"Jun 3, 2016",Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows,"$135,000,000","$82,051,601","$245,328,374" +33,"Nov 18, 2011",Happy Feet Two,"$135,000,000","$64,006,466","$157,956,466" +34,"Jul 28, 2006",Miami Vice,"$135,000,000","$63,478,838","$163,818,556" +35,"Nov 2, 2018",The Nutcracker and the Four Realms,"$132,900,000","$54,858,851","$170,293,899" +36,"Jun 29, 2005",War of the Worlds,"$132,000,000","$234,280,354","$606,836,535" +37,"Nov 26, 2014",Penguins of Madagascar,"$132,000,000","$83,350,911","$366,942,531" +38,"Nov 22, 2013",The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,"$130,000,000","$424,668,047","$864,868,047" +39,"Jun 4, 2004",Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,"$130,000,000","$249,757,726","$796,907,323" +40,"Aug 3, 2007",The Bourne Ultimatum,"$130,000,000","$227,471,070","$444,043,396" +41,"Jul 6, 2018",Ant-Man and the Wasp,"$130,000,000","$216,648,740","$623,144,660" +42,"Jun 6, 2008",Kung Fu Panda,"$130,000,000","$215,434,591","$631,910,531" +43,"Jul 17, 2015",Ant-Man,"$130,000,000","$180,202,163","$518,858,449" +44,"Mar 27, 2015",Home,"$130,000,000","$177,397,510","$385,997,896" +45,"Dec 19, 2018",Mary Poppins Returns,"$130,000,000","$171,958,438","$341,528,518" +46,"Oct 28, 2011",Puss in Boots,"$130,000,000","$149,260,504","$554,987,477" +47,"Nov 5, 2010",Megamind,"$130,000,000","$148,415,853","$321,887,208" +48,"Jul 18, 2003",Bad Boys II,"$130,000,000","$138,540,870","$273,271,982" +49,"Apr 11, 2014",Rio 2,"$130,000,000","$131,538,435","$492,846,291" +50,"Jul 23, 2010",Salt,"$130,000,000","$118,311,368","$290,650,494" +51,"Mar 28, 2014",Noah,"$130,000,000","$101,200,044","$352,831,065" +52,"Dec 21, 2011",The Adventures of Tintin,"$130,000,000","$77,591,831","$373,993,951" +53,"May 31, 2013",After Earth,"$130,000,000","$60,522,097","$251,499,665" +54,"Nov 26, 2008",Australia,"$130,000,000","$49,554,002","$215,080,810" +55,"Jul 19, 2013",R.I.P.D.,"$130,000,000","$33,618,855","$79,076,678" +56,"Feb 22, 2019",How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World,"$129,000,000","$160,791,800","$519,258,283" +57,"Nov 18, 2011","The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1","$127,500,000","$281,287,133","$689,420,051" +58,"May 19, 2000",Dinosaur,"$127,500,000","$137,748,063","$356,148,063" +59,"Mar 3, 2017",Logan,"$127,000,000","$226,277,068","$615,461,394" +60,"Dec 19, 2014",Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,"$127,000,000","$113,746,621","$353,756,621" +61,"Jul 15, 2011",Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II,"$125,000,000","$381,193,157","$1,341,693,157" +62,"Nov 21, 2014",The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1,"$125,000,000","$337,135,885","$766,575,131" +63,"Nov 16, 2001",Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone,"$125,000,000","$317,871,467","$975,047,606" +64,"Nov 19, 2010",Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I,"$125,000,000","$296,131,568","$960,431,568" +65,"May 19, 2006",The Da Vinci Code,"$125,000,000","$217,536,138","$767,820,459" +66,"May 2, 2003",X-Men 2,"$125,000,000","$214,949,694","$406,875,536" +67,"Apr 29, 2011",Fast Five,"$125,000,000","$210,031,325","$630,163,454" +68,"Aug 8, 2014",Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,"$125,000,000","$191,204,754","$485,004,754" +69,"Dec 16, 2011",Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows,"$125,000,000","$186,848,418","$535,663,443" +70,"May 28, 2004",The Day After Tomorrow,"$125,000,000","$186,740,799","$556,319,450" +71,"Mar 31, 2017",The Boss Baby,"$125,000,000","$175,003,033","$510,878,762" +72,"Apr 1, 2010",Clash of the Titans,"$125,000,000","$163,214,888","$493,214,888" +73,"Nov 4, 2016",Trolls,"$125,000,000","$153,707,064","$344,150,134" +74,"May 19, 1998",Godzilla,"$125,000,000","$136,314,294","$376,000,000" +75,"Jun 8, 2012",Prometheus,"$125,000,000","$126,477,084","$402,448,265" +76,"Aug 10, 2012",The Bourne Legacy,"$125,000,000","$113,203,870","$280,355,920" +77,"Jun 20, 1997",Batman & Robin,"$125,000,000","$107,325,195","$238,317,814" +78,"Jul 13, 2018",Skyscraper,"$125,000,000","$68,420,120","$304,115,534" +79,"Aug 3, 2012",Total Recall,"$125,000,000","$58,877,969","$211,856,088" +80,"Dec 21, 2016",Assassin’s Creed,"$125,000,000","$54,647,948","$240,759,682" +81,"Jan 13, 2017",Monster Trucks,"$125,000,000","$33,370,166","$61,642,798" +82,"Aug 27, 1999",The 13th Warrior,"$125,000,000","$32,698,899","$61,698,899" +83,"Nov 17, 2000",How the Grinch Stole Christmas,"$123,000,000","$260,044,825","$345,141,403" +84,"May 24, 2000",Mission: Impossible 2,"$120,000,000","$215,409,889","$549,588,516" +85,"Jun 30, 2000",The Perfect Storm,"$120,000,000","$182,618,434","$328,711,434" +86,"Jul 29, 2016",Jason Bourne,"$120,000,000","$162,192,920","$416,168,316" +87,"Jun 15, 2007",Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer,"$120,000,000","$131,921,738","$289,480,691" +88,"Nov 21, 2012",Life of Pi,"$120,000,000","$124,987,022","$620,912,003" +89,"Feb 16, 2007",Ghost Rider,"$120,000,000","$115,802,596","$229,545,589" +90,"Apr 13, 2018",Rampage,"$120,000,000","$101,028,233","$428,056,280" +91,"Jun 27, 2003",Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle,"$120,000,000","$100,814,328","$227,200,000" +92,"Aug 9, 2013",Elysium,"$120,000,000","$93,050,117","$286,192,091" +93,"Apr 19, 2013",Oblivion,"$120,000,000","$89,107,235","$287,916,633" +94,"Mar 24, 2017",Power Rangers,"$120,000,000","$85,364,450","$142,531,552" +95,"Jul 19, 2002",Stuart Little 2,"$120,000,000","$64,956,806","$166,000,000" +96,"Feb 12, 2014",RoboCop,"$120,000,000","$58,607,007","$242,981,799" +97,"Jun 11, 2004",The Chronicles of Riddick,"$120,000,000","$57,712,751","$107,212,751" +98,"Aug 7, 2015",Fantastic Four,"$120,000,000","$56,117,548","$167,849,187" +99,"May 9, 2008",Speed Racer,"$120,000,000","$43,945,766","$93,394,462" +100,"Jul 22, 2005",The Island,"$120,000,000","$35,818,913","$163,018,913" +1,"Dec 17, 2010",How Do You Know?,"$120,000,000","$30,212,620","$49,628,177" +2,"Jun 23, 2010",Knight and Day,"$117,000,000","$76,423,035","$258,751,370" +3,"Oct 5, 2018",Venom,"$116,000,000","$213,511,408","$853,628,605" +4,"May 19, 1999",Star Wars Ep. I: The Phantom Menace,"$115,000,000","$474,544,677","$1,027,044,677" +5,"May 19, 2005",Star Wars Ep. III: Revenge of the Sith,"$115,000,000","$380,270,577","$848,998,877" +6,"May 16, 2002",Star Wars Ep. II: Attack of the Clones,"$115,000,000","$310,676,740","$656,695,615" +7,"Nov 2, 2001","Monsters, Inc.","$115,000,000","$289,423,425","$559,757,719" +8,"Jul 26, 2013",The Wolverine,"$115,000,000","$132,556,852","$416,456,852" +9,"Feb 7, 1997",Dante's Peak,"$115,000,000","$67,163,857","$178,200,000" +10,"Apr 22, 2016",The Huntsman: Winter’s War,"$115,000,000","$48,003,015","$165,149,302" +11,"Jun 14, 2002",Windtalkers,"$115,000,000","$40,914,068","$77,628,265" +12,"Jul 4, 2008",Astérix aux Jeux Olympiques,"$113,500,000","$999,811","$132,999,811" +13,"Dec 25, 2010",Gulliver's Travels,"$112,000,000","$42,779,261","$232,017,848" +14,"Dec 15, 2017",Ferdinand,"$111,000,000","$84,410,380","$289,847,930" +15,"May 18, 2018",Deadpool 2,"$110,000,000","$324,591,735","$786,680,557" +16,"Oct 4, 2013",Gravity,"$110,000,000","$274,092,705","$693,698,673" +17,"Dec 22, 2006",Night at the Museum,"$110,000,000","$250,863,268","$579,446,407" +18,"Jun 10, 2005",Mr. and Mrs. Smith,"$110,000,000","$186,336,279","$486,124,090" +19,"May 29, 2015",San Andreas,"$110,000,000","$155,190,832","$456,258,539" +20,"Jul 29, 2011",The Smurfs,"$110,000,000","$142,614,158","$563,749,323" +21,"Jun 27, 2007",Live Free or Die Hard,"$110,000,000","$134,529,403","$382,288,147" +22,"Mar 20, 2015",The Divergent Series: Insurgent,"$110,000,000","$130,179,072","$295,075,882" +23,"Dec 10, 2004",Ocean's Twelve,"$110,000,000","$125,531,634","$362,989,076" +24,"Dec 19, 1997",Tomorrow Never Dies,"$110,000,000","$125,304,276","$339,504,276" +25,"Jun 28, 2000",The Patriot,"$110,000,000","$113,330,342","$215,300,000" +26,"Mar 7, 2014",300: Rise of an Empire,"$110,000,000","$106,580,051","$330,780,051" +27,"Dec 17, 2004",The Aviator,"$110,000,000","$102,608,827","$208,370,892" +28,"Dec 21, 2016",Passengers,"$110,000,000","$100,014,699","$302,239,672" +29,"Jan 14, 2011",The Green Hornet,"$110,000,000","$98,780,042","$229,155,503" +30,"Sep 30, 2016",Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children,"$110,000,000","$87,242,834","$295,986,876" +31,"Oct 7, 2011",Real Steel,"$110,000,000","$85,463,309","$263,880,341" +32,"Jun 11, 2010",The A-Team,"$110,000,000","$77,222,099","$177,241,171" +33,"Jul 31, 2013",The Smurfs 2,"$110,000,000","$71,017,784","$348,547,523" +34,"Mar 18, 2016",The Divergent Series: Allegiant,"$110,000,000","$66,184,051","$172,022,517" +35,"Jun 12, 2009",The Taking of Pelham 123,"$110,000,000","$65,452,312","$152,364,370" +36,"Nov 1, 2013",Ender's Game,"$110,000,000","$61,737,191","$127,983,283" +37,"Apr 2, 2004",Home on the Range,"$110,000,000","$50,026,353","$76,482,461" +38,"Jun 13, 1997",Speed 2: Cruise Control,"$110,000,000","$48,097,081","$150,468,000" +39,"May 6, 2005",Kingdom of Heaven,"$110,000,000","$47,398,413","$218,853,353" +40,"Mar 31, 2017",Ghost in the Shell,"$110,000,000","$40,563,557","$167,910,690" +41,"Jun 16, 2004",Around the World in 80 Days,"$110,000,000","$24,004,159","$72,004,159" +42,"Jun 14, 2019",Men in Black: International,"$110,000,000","$3,100,000","$3,100,000" +43,"Dec 19, 2001",The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring,"$109,000,000","$315,544,750","$887,210,985" +44,"Nov 21, 2003",The Cat in the Hat,"$109,000,000","$101,018,283","$133,818,283" +45,"Dec 25, 2001",Ali,"$109,000,000","$58,183,966","$87,683,966" +46,"Oct 2, 2015",The Martian,"$108,000,000","$228,433,663","$655,271,443" +47,"Nov 23, 2016",Allied,"$106,000,000","$40,098,064","$119,266,661" +48,"Jul 16, 2004","I, Robot","$105,000,000","$144,801,023","$348,629,585" +49,"Dec 17, 1999",Stuart Little,"$105,000,000","$140,015,224","$298,815,224" +50,"Nov 25, 2009",The Princess and the Frog,"$105,000,000","$104,400,899","$270,997,378" +51,"Mar 7, 2008","10,000 B.C.","$105,000,000","$94,784,201","$269,065,678" +52,"Jul 22, 2016",Ice Age: Collision Course,"$105,000,000","$64,063,008","$402,156,682" +53,"Apr 27, 2001",Town & Country,"$105,000,000","$6,712,451","$10,364,769" +54,"Sep 22, 2017",Kingsman: The Golden Circle,"$104,000,000","$100,234,838","$408,803,696" +55,"Jun 9, 2000",Gone in 60 Seconds,"$103,300,000","$101,643,008","$232,643,008" +56,"May 5, 2000",Gladiator,"$103,000,000","$187,683,805","$457,683,805" +57,"May 23, 2013",The Hangover 3,"$103,000,000","$112,200,072","$362,000,072" +58,"Mar 9, 2018",A Wrinkle in Time,"$103,000,000","$100,478,608","$133,401,882" +59,"Jul 1, 2009",Public Enemies,"$102,500,000","$97,104,620","$212,282,709" +60,"Nov 17, 2006",Casino Royale,"$102,000,000","$167,365,000","$594,420,283" +61,"Jun 21, 2002",Minority Report,"$102,000,000","$132,024,714","$358,824,714" +62,"Dec 21, 2018",Bumblebee,"$102,000,000","$127,195,589","$465,195,589" +63,"Oct 26, 2012",Cloud Atlas,"$102,000,000","$27,108,272","$130,673,154" +64,"Nov 15, 2002",Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets,"$100,000,000","$262,233,381","$879,225,135" +65,"Jul 2, 1991",Terminator 2: Judgment Day,"$100,000,000","$203,464,105","$515,419,827" +66,"Jun 16, 1995",Batman Forever,"$100,000,000","$184,031,112","$336,529,144" +67,"Jul 27, 2001",Planet of the Apes,"$100,000,000","$180,011,740","$362,211,740" +68,"Nov 19, 2004",National Treasure,"$100,000,000","$173,005,002","$331,323,410" +69,"Dec 25, 2012",Django Unchained,"$100,000,000","$162,805,434","$449,948,323" +70,"Dec 22, 2010",Little Fockers,"$100,000,000","$148,438,600","$310,650,574" +71,"Jul 15, 1994",True Lies,"$100,000,000","$146,282,411","$365,300,000" +72,"Nov 2, 2007",American Gangster,"$100,000,000","$130,164,645","$267,985,456" +73,"Sep 18, 2009",Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs,"$100,000,000","$124,870,275","$236,827,677" +74,"Aug 6, 2010",The Other Guys,"$100,000,000","$119,219,978","$170,936,470" +75,"Dec 17, 2004",Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events,"$100,000,000","$118,627,117","$212,956,024" +76,"Dec 25, 2013",The Wolf of Wall Street,"$100,000,000","$116,900,694","$389,870,414" +77,"May 24, 2013",Epic,"$100,000,000","$107,518,682","$262,794,441" +78,"Jun 21, 1996",Eraser,"$100,000,000","$101,295,562","$234,400,000" +79,"Jun 21, 1996",The Hunchback of Notre Dame,"$100,000,000","$100,138,851","$325,500,000" +80,"Dec 15, 2000",The Emperor's New Groove,"$100,000,000","$89,296,573","$169,296,573" +81,"Aug 17, 2012",The Expendables 2,"$100,000,000","$85,028,192","$311,979,256" +82,"Oct 16, 2009",Where the Wild Things Are,"$100,000,000","$77,233,467","$99,123,656" +83,"Dec 15, 2006",Eragon,"$100,000,000","$75,030,163","$249,488,115" +84,"Jul 25, 2014",Hercules,"$100,000,000","$72,688,614","$243,388,614" +85,"Dec 10, 2010",The Tourist,"$100,000,000","$67,631,157","$278,731,369" +86,"Nov 24, 1999",End of Days,"$100,000,000","$66,889,043","$212,026,975" +87,"Jun 11, 2004",The Stepford Wives,"$100,000,000","$59,475,623","$96,221,971" +88,"Jun 8, 2007",Surf's Up,"$100,000,000","$58,867,694","$145,395,745" +89,"Dec 8, 2006",Blood Diamond,"$100,000,000","$57,377,916","$171,377,916" +90,"Sep 24, 2010",Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole,"$100,000,000","$55,675,313","$139,716,717" +91,"Nov 7, 1997",Starship Troopers,"$100,000,000","$54,768,952","$121,100,000" +92,"Jun 5, 2009",Land of the Lost,"$100,000,000","$49,438,370","$69,548,641" +93,"Dec 25, 2003",Peter Pan,"$100,000,000","$48,417,850","$95,255,485" +94,"Mar 15, 2019",Wonder Park,"$100,000,000","$45,216,793","$115,149,422" +95,"Jul 23, 2004",Catwoman,"$100,000,000","$40,202,379","$82,145,379" +96,"Aug 15, 2014",The Expendables 3,"$100,000,000","$39,322,544","$209,461,378" +97,"Nov 27, 2002",Treasure Planet,"$100,000,000","$38,120,554","$91,800,000" +98,"Mar 12, 2010",Green Zone,"$100,000,000","$35,497,337","$97,523,020" +99,"Oct 20, 2017",Geostorm,"$100,000,000","$33,700,160","$220,796,009" +100,"Dec 25, 2015",Point Break,"$100,000,000","$28,782,481","$126,704,591" +1,"Dec 11, 2015",In the Heart of the Sea,"$100,000,000","$25,020,758","$89,693,309" +2,"Apr 18, 2014",Transcendence,"$100,000,000","$23,022,309","$103,039,258" +3,"Feb 18, 2005",Son of the Mask,"$100,000,000","$17,018,422","$59,918,422" +4,"Dec 14, 2018",Mortal Engines,"$100,000,000","$15,951,040","$85,287,417" +5,"Aug 16, 2002",The Adventures of Pluto Nash,"$100,000,000","$4,411,102","$7,094,995" +6,"Jan 20, 2012",Jin líng shí san chai,"$100,000,000","$311,434","$98,227,017" +7,"Nov 6, 2015",The Peanuts Movie,"$99,000,000","$130,178,411","$250,091,610" +8,"Feb 8, 2019",The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part,"$99,000,000","$105,806,508","$190,325,698" +9,"Nov 21, 2018",Robin Hood,"$99,000,000","$30,824,628","$84,747,441" +10,"May 4, 2001",The Mummy Returns,"$98,000,000","$202,007,640","$435,040,395" +11,"Dec 20, 2002",Gangs of New York,"$97,000,000","$77,730,500","$183,124,621" +12,"May 19, 2017",Alien: Covenant,"$97,000,000","$74,262,031","$238,521,247" +13,"Mar 13, 2015",Cinderella,"$95,000,000","$201,151,353","$534,551,353" +14,"Jul 13, 2012",Ice Age: Continental Drift,"$95,000,000","$161,321,843","$879,765,137" +15,"Dec 28, 2001",Black Hawk Down,"$95,000,000","$108,638,745","$159,691,085" +16,"May 27, 2010",Sex and the City 2,"$95,000,000","$95,347,692","$294,680,778" +17,"Feb 12, 2010",Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief,"$95,000,000","$88,768,303","$223,050,874" +18,"Aug 10, 2012",The Campaign,"$95,000,000","$86,907,746","$104,907,746" +19,"Nov 12, 2010",Unstoppable,"$95,000,000","$81,562,942","$165,720,921" +20,"May 9, 1997",The Fifth Element,"$95,000,000","$63,570,862","$263,898,761" +21,"Mar 31, 2000",The Road to El Dorado,"$95,000,000","$50,802,661","$65,700,000" +22,"Dec 11, 2009",The Lovely Bones,"$95,000,000","$44,114,232","$94,894,448" +23,"Aug 19, 2016",Ben-Hur,"$95,000,000","$26,410,477","$91,669,648" +24,"Feb 6, 2015",Seventh Son,"$95,000,000","$17,725,785","$108,874,967" +25,"May 30, 2003",Finding Nemo,"$94,000,000","$380,529,370","$936,429,370" +26,"Dec 17, 2003",The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King,"$94,000,000","$377,845,905","$1,141,403,341" +27,"Dec 18, 2002",The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers,"$94,000,000","$342,548,984","$934,699,645" +28,"Jun 15, 2001",Lara Croft: Tomb Raider,"$94,000,000","$131,144,183","$273,330,185" +29,"Feb 13, 2015",Kingsman: The Secret Service,"$94,000,000","$128,261,724","$404,561,724" +30,"Jul 18, 2001",Jurassic Park III,"$93,000,000","$181,166,115","$365,900,000" +31,"Aug 5, 2011",Rise of the Planet of the Apes,"$93,000,000","$176,760,185","$470,986,200" +32,"Feb 14, 2008",The Spiderwick Chronicles,"$92,500,000","$71,195,053","$162,839,667" +33,"Nov 5, 2004",The Incredibles,"$92,000,000","$261,441,092","$614,726,752" +34,"Feb 14, 2013",A Good Day to Die Hard,"$92,000,000","$67,349,198","$304,249,198" +35,"Apr 9, 2004",The Alamo,"$92,000,000","$22,406,362","$23,911,362" +36,"Dec 22, 1995",Cutthroat Island,"$92,000,000","$10,017,322","$18,517,322" +37,"Dec 25, 2013",The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,"$91,000,000","$58,236,838","$187,861,183" +38,"Dec 20, 2017",Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,"$90,000,000","$404,508,916","$964,496,193" +39,"Jul 1, 1997",Men in Black,"$90,000,000","$250,690,539","$587,790,539" +40,"Nov 19, 1999",Toy Story 2,"$90,000,000","$245,852,179","$511,358,276" +41,"Aug 3, 2001",Rush Hour 2,"$90,000,000","$226,164,286","$347,425,832" +42,"Dec 25, 2009",Sherlock Holmes,"$90,000,000","$209,028,679","$498,438,212" +43,"Jul 1, 2009",Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs,"$90,000,000","$196,573,705","$859,701,857" +44,"Dec 14, 2018",Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse 3D,"$90,000,000","$190,173,195","$375,381,768" +45,"Jul 21, 2000",What Lies Beneath,"$90,000,000","$155,464,351","$288,693,989" +46,"Apr 15, 2011",Rio,"$90,000,000","$143,619,809","$487,519,809" +47,"Oct 6, 2006",The Departed,"$90,000,000","$132,384,315","$289,660,619" +48,"Nov 3, 2000",Charlie's Angels,"$90,000,000","$125,305,545","$259,736,090" +49,"Jun 19, 1998",Mulan,"$90,000,000","$120,620,254","$303,500,000" +50,"Aug 13, 2008",Tropic Thunder,"$90,000,000","$110,515,313","$191,145,256" +51,"Dec 20, 2011",The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,"$90,000,000","$102,515,793","$239,373,970" +52,"Jul 11, 1997",Contact,"$90,000,000","$100,920,329","$165,900,000" +53,"Jun 6, 2008",You Don't Mess With the Zohan,"$90,000,000","$100,018,837","$202,910,991" +54,"May 19, 1995",Die Hard: With a Vengeance,"$90,000,000","$100,012,499","$366,101,666" +55,"Sep 23, 2016",The Magnificent Seven,"$90,000,000","$93,432,655","$162,525,156" +56,"Dec 18, 2015",Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip,"$90,000,000","$85,886,987","$249,517,956" +57,"Jun 8, 2001",Atlantis: The Lost Empire,"$90,000,000","$84,052,762","$186,049,020" +58,"Dec 25, 2008",Valkyrie,"$90,000,000","$83,107,829","$203,932,174" +59,"Jul 24, 2015",Pixels,"$90,000,000","$78,765,986","$244,041,804" +60,"Jun 29, 2001",Artificial Intelligence: AI,"$90,000,000","$78,616,689","$235,900,000" +61,"Nov 26, 2003",The Haunted Mansion,"$90,000,000","$75,817,994","$155,750,628" +62,"Aug 4, 2000",Hollow Man,"$90,000,000","$73,209,340","$191,200,000" +63,"Apr 22, 2005",The Interpreter,"$90,000,000","$72,708,161","$162,753,837" +64,"Aug 7, 2013",Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters,"$90,000,000","$68,559,554","$200,859,554" +65,"Jul 25, 2003",Lara Croft: Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life,"$90,000,000","$65,653,758","$157,092,943" +66,"Jun 10, 2016",Now You See Me 2,"$90,000,000","$65,075,540","$328,325,007" +67,"Nov 21, 2001",Spy Game,"$90,000,000","$62,362,560","$143,049,560" +68,"Apr 4, 1997",The Saint,"$90,000,000","$61,363,304","$169,400,000" +69,"Mar 10, 2000",Mission to Mars,"$90,000,000","$60,874,615","$106,000,000" +70,"Mar 16, 2018",Tomb Raider,"$90,000,000","$58,250,803","$273,477,501" +71,"Dec 17, 1999",Bicentennial Man,"$90,000,000","$58,220,776","$87,420,776" +72,"Jul 7, 2004",King Arthur,"$90,000,000","$51,877,963","$203,877,963" +73,"Apr 25, 1997",Volcano,"$90,000,000","$47,546,796","$120,100,000" +74,"Mar 26, 1997",The Devil's Own,"$90,000,000","$42,885,593","$140,900,000" +75,"Jul 19, 2002",K-19: The Widowmaker,"$90,000,000","$35,168,966","$65,716,126" +76,"Aug 19, 2011",Conan the Barbarian,"$90,000,000","$21,295,021","$63,356,133" +77,"Oct 21, 2011",The Three Musketeers,"$90,000,000","$20,377,913","$139,877,913" +78,"Apr 21, 2017",The Promise,"$90,000,000","$8,224,288","$10,551,417" +79,"Nov 24, 2010",The Nutcracker in 3D,"$90,000,000","$195,459","$20,466,016" +80,"Dec 13, 2017",Bright,"$90,000,000",$0,$0 +81,"Dec 31, 2019",Army of the Dead,"$90,000,000",$0,$0 +82,"May 10, 1996",Twister,"$88,000,000","$241,688,385","$495,700,000" +83,"Jun 3, 2005",Cinderella Man,"$88,000,000","$61,649,911","$105,021,488" +84,"Sep 14, 2018",The Predator,"$88,000,000","$51,024,708","$159,487,563" +85,"Jul 8, 2005",Fantastic Four,"$87,500,000","$154,696,080","$333,132,750" +86,"Feb 9, 2001",Hannibal,"$87,000,000","$165,092,266","$350,100,280" +87,"Jul 25, 2003",Seabiscuit,"$86,000,000","$120,277,854","$148,715,342" +88,"Dec 22, 2000",Cast Away,"$85,000,000","$233,632,142","$427,230,516" +89,"Nov 17, 2006",Happy Feet,"$85,000,000","$198,000,317","$385,000,317" +90,"Dec 7, 2001",Ocean's Eleven,"$85,000,000","$183,417,150","$450,728,529" +91,"Jul 23, 2004",The Bourne Supremacy,"$85,000,000","$176,087,450","$311,001,124" +92,"Jul 25, 1997",Air Force One,"$85,000,000","$172,956,409","$315,268,353" +93,"Apr 3, 2009",Fast & Furious,"$85,000,000","$155,064,265","$363,064,265" +94,"Mar 14, 2008",Horton Hears a Who,"$85,000,000","$154,529,439","$299,477,886" +95,"Mar 21, 2014",Divergent,"$85,000,000","$150,947,895","$276,014,965" +96,"Sep 28, 2012",Hotel Transylvania,"$85,000,000","$148,313,048","$378,505,812" +97,"Apr 5, 2019",Shazam!,"$85,000,000","$139,606,856","$362,899,733" +98,"Nov 21, 2007",Enchanted,"$85,000,000","$127,706,877","$340,384,141" +99,"Feb 10, 2012",Safe House,"$85,000,000","$126,181,630","$208,542,162" +100,"Jul 20, 2007",I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry,"$85,000,000","$119,725,280","$185,708,462" +1,"Jun 8, 2007",Ocean's Thirteen,"$85,000,000","$117,144,465","$311,744,465" +2,"Dec 25, 2009",It’s Complicated,"$85,000,000","$112,735,375","$224,614,744" +3,"Nov 20, 1998",Enemy of the State,"$85,000,000","$111,549,836","$250,649,836" +4,"Sep 29, 2006",Open Season,"$85,000,000","$85,105,259","$191,932,158" +5,"Nov 4, 2011",Tower Heist,"$85,000,000","$78,046,570","$150,422,946" +6,"Nov 22, 2000",102 Dalmatians,"$85,000,000","$66,941,559","$66,941,559" +7,"Mar 30, 2012",Mirror Mirror,"$85,000,000","$64,935,167","$173,613,482" +8,"Dec 8, 2006",The Holiday,"$85,000,000","$63,280,000","$205,190,324" +9,"Jun 16, 2006",The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift,"$85,000,000","$62,615,510","$157,794,205" +10,"Dec 9, 2005",Memoirs of a Geisha,"$85,000,000","$57,010,853","$161,510,853" +11,"Mar 16, 2001",Enemy at the Gates,"$85,000,000","$51,396,781","$96,971,293" +12,"Jun 18, 1993",Last Action Hero,"$85,000,000","$50,016,394","$137,298,489" +13,"Sep 26, 2003",The Rundown,"$85,000,000","$47,641,743","$80,831,893" +14,"Nov 23, 2011",Arthur Christmas,"$85,000,000","$46,462,469","$149,717,124" +15,"Jan 20, 2017",xXx: Return of Xander Cage,"$85,000,000","$44,898,413","$345,033,359" +16,"Nov 13, 1998",Meet Joe Black,"$85,000,000","$44,650,003","$44,650,003" +17,"Jul 30, 2010",Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore,"$85,000,000","$43,585,753","$113,026,383" +18,"Feb 8, 2002",Collateral Damage,"$85,000,000","$40,048,332","$78,353,508" +19,"Mar 15, 2002",Showtime,"$85,000,000","$37,948,765","$78,948,765" +20,"Jun 30, 1995",Judge Dredd,"$85,000,000","$34,687,912","$113,487,912" +21,"Mar 2, 2007",Zodiac,"$85,000,000","$33,080,084","$83,080,084" +22,"Aug 13, 2010",Scott Pilgrim vs. The World,"$85,000,000","$31,611,316","$48,056,764" +23,"Mar 28, 2003",The Core,"$85,000,000","$31,111,260","$74,132,631" +24,"May 9, 1997",Father's Day,"$85,000,000","$28,681,080","$35,681,080" +25,"Dec 20, 2017",The Greatest Showman,"$84,000,000","$174,340,174","$386,665,550" +26,"Jun 14, 2002",Scooby-Doo,"$84,000,000","$153,294,164","$276,294,164" +27,"Jul 28, 2000",Nutty Professor II: The Klumps,"$84,000,000","$123,307,945","$166,307,945" +28,"Jul 19, 2013",RED 2,"$84,000,000","$53,262,560","$141,507,355" +29,"Jun 23, 2006",Click,"$82,500,000","$137,355,633","$237,685,089" +30,"Dec 15, 2006",Charlotte's Web,"$82,500,000","$82,985,708","$143,985,708" +31,"Feb 14, 2008",Jumper,"$82,500,000","$80,172,128","$222,640,812" +32,"Jul 11, 2008",Hellboy II: The Golden Army,"$82,500,000","$75,986,503","$160,388,063" +33,"May 27, 2005",The Longest Yard,"$82,000,000","$158,119,460","$191,558,505" +34,"Aug 13, 2010",The Expendables,"$82,000,000","$103,068,524","$268,268,174" +35,"Nov 17, 2000",The 6th Day,"$82,000,000","$34,543,701","$96,024,898" +36,"Feb 21, 2020",Call of the Wild,"$82,000,000",$0,$0 +37,"May 23, 2003",Bruce Almighty,"$81,000,000","$242,704,995","$484,468,608" +38,"Mar 23, 2012",The Hunger Games,"$80,000,000","$408,010,692","$677,923,379" +39,"May 26, 2011",The Hangover Part II,"$80,000,000","$254,464,305","$586,464,305" +40,"May 21, 1996",Mission: Impossible,"$80,000,000","$180,981,886","$457,697,994" +41,"Feb 10, 2017",The Lego Batman Movie,"$80,000,000","$175,750,384","$310,660,018" +42,"Sep 25, 2015",Hotel Transylvania 2,"$80,000,000","$169,700,110","$469,500,298" +43,"Jun 18, 1992",Batman Returns,"$80,000,000","$162,833,635","$266,824,291" +44,"May 7, 1999",The Mummy,"$80,000,000","$155,385,488","$416,385,488" +45,"May 19, 2006",Over the Hedge,"$80,000,000","$155,019,340","$343,397,247" +46,"Jun 21, 2002",Lilo & Stitch,"$80,000,000","$145,771,527","$245,800,000" +47,"May 8, 1998",Deep Impact,"$80,000,000","$140,464,664","$349,464,664" +48,"Jul 12, 2013",Grown Ups 2,"$80,000,000","$133,668,525","$247,023,808" +49,"Dec 16, 2011",Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked,"$80,000,000","$133,107,389","$349,088,523" +50,"Jun 20, 2008",Get Smart,"$80,000,000","$130,319,208","$226,739,416" +51,"Mar 11, 2005",Robots,"$80,000,000","$128,200,012","$260,700,012" +52,"Feb 19, 2010",Shutter Island,"$80,000,000","$128,012,934","$299,461,782" +53,"Dec 12, 2003",Something's Gotta Give,"$80,000,000","$124,685,242","$266,685,242" +54,"Nov 26, 2008",Four Christmases,"$80,000,000","$120,146,040","$168,311,558" +55,"Jun 27, 1997",Face/Off,"$80,000,000","$112,276,146","$241,200,000" +56,"Dec 25, 2008",Bedtime Stories,"$80,000,000","$110,101,975","$221,468,935" +57,"Jul 12, 2002",Road to Perdition,"$80,000,000","$104,054,514","$183,354,514" +58,"Feb 11, 2011",Just Go With It,"$80,000,000","$103,028,109","$214,974,953" +59,"Feb 14, 2003",Daredevil,"$80,000,000","$102,543,518","$182,782,518" +60,"Sep 26, 2008",Eagle Eye,"$80,000,000","$101,440,743","$180,585,259" +61,"Jun 6, 1997",Con Air,"$80,000,000","$101,117,573","$224,117,573" +62,"Dec 17, 2010",Yogi Bear,"$80,000,000","$100,246,011","$204,774,690" +63,"Dec 25, 2003",Cold Mountain,"$80,000,000","$95,632,614","$165,173,909" +64,"Jan 15, 2010",The Book of Eli,"$80,000,000","$94,835,059","$158,750,817" +65,"Nov 26, 1997",Flubber,"$80,000,000","$92,993,801","$177,993,801" +66,"Jul 23, 1999",The Haunting,"$80,000,000","$91,188,905","$180,188,905" +67,"Nov 15, 1996",Space Jam,"$80,000,000","$90,463,534","$250,200,000" +68,"Oct 17, 2014",Fury,"$80,000,000","$85,817,906","$210,315,681" +69,"Sep 28, 2018",Smallfoot,"$80,000,000","$83,240,103","$213,691,277" +70,"Feb 10, 2006",The Pink Panther,"$80,000,000","$82,226,474","$158,926,474" +71,"Jul 8, 2011",Zookeeper,"$80,000,000","$80,360,866","$170,805,525" +72,"Dec 12, 2008",The Day the Earth Stood Still,"$80,000,000","$79,366,978","$237,370,350" +73,"Aug 8, 1997",Conspiracy Theory,"$80,000,000","$76,118,990","$142,783,718" +74,"Jun 12, 1998","Six Days, Seven Nights","$80,000,000","$74,339,294","$164,800,000" +75,"May 24, 2002",Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron,"$80,000,000","$73,215,310","$106,515,310" +76,"Jun 8, 2001",Swordfish,"$80,000,000","$69,772,969","$147,080,413" +77,"Dec 31, 1999",Fantasia 2000 (Theatrical Release),"$80,000,000","$69,610,858","$69,618,634" +78,"Apr 3, 1998",Lost In Space,"$80,000,000","$69,117,629","$136,047,317" +79,"Jul 30, 2004",The Manchurian Candidate,"$80,000,000","$65,948,711","$96,148,711" +80,"Nov 22, 2006",Déjà Vu,"$80,000,000","$64,038,616","$181,038,616" +81,"Jun 7, 2019",The Secret Life of Pets 2,"$80,000,000","$63,795,655","$113,351,496" +82,"Jun 24, 2005",Bewitched,"$80,000,000","$63,313,159","$131,159,306" +83,"Mar 8, 2002",The Time Machine,"$80,000,000","$56,684,819","$98,983,590" +84,"Oct 2, 1998",What Dreams May Come,"$80,000,000","$55,485,043","$71,485,043" +85,"Dec 25, 1998",Mighty Joe Young,"$80,000,000","$50,632,037","$50,632,037" +86,"Oct 28, 2005",The Legend of Zorro,"$80,000,000","$45,575,336","$141,475,336" +87,"Nov 10, 2000",Little Nicky,"$80,000,000","$39,442,871","$58,270,391" +88,"Sep 25, 2009",Surrogates,"$80,000,000","$38,577,772","$119,668,350" +89,"Jun 8, 2001",Evolution,"$80,000,000","$38,311,134","$98,341,932" +90,"Aug 26, 2005",The Brothers Grimm,"$80,000,000","$37,899,638","$105,299,638" +91,"Dec 13, 1996",Mars Attacks!,"$80,000,000","$37,771,017","$101,371,017" +92,"Apr 14, 2006",The Wild,"$80,000,000","$37,384,046","$99,010,667" +93,"Dec 20, 2013",Walking with Dinosaurs,"$80,000,000","$36,076,121","$123,368,842" +94,"Dec 22, 2000",Thirteen Days,"$80,000,000","$34,566,746","$66,554,547" +95,"Dec 6, 1996",Daylight,"$80,000,000","$32,908,290","$158,908,290" +96,"Oct 23, 2015",The Last Witch Hunter,"$80,000,000","$27,367,660","$130,818,912" +97,"Feb 21, 2014",Pompeii,"$80,000,000","$23,169,033","$108,469,033" +98,"May 12, 2000",Battlefield Earth: A Saga of the Year 3000,"$80,000,000","$21,471,685","$29,725,663" +99,"Nov 14, 2003",Looney Tunes: Back in Action,"$80,000,000","$20,950,820","$54,540,662" +100,"Dec 18, 2009",Nine,"$80,000,000","$19,676,965","$53,508,858" +1,"Nov 26, 2003",Timeline,"$80,000,000","$19,480,739","$26,703,184" +2,"Apr 22, 2010",Oceans,"$80,000,000","$19,422,319","$86,787,530" +3,"Nov 25, 1998",Babe: Pig in the City,"$80,000,000","$18,319,860","$69,131,860" +4,"Dec 25, 1997",The Postman,"$80,000,000","$17,650,704","$20,841,123" +5,"Nov 10, 2000",Red Planet,"$80,000,000","$17,480,890","$33,463,969" +6,"Jan 12, 2007",Arthur et les Minimoys,"$80,000,000","$15,132,763","$113,325,743" +7,"Aug 17, 2007",The Invasion,"$80,000,000","$15,074,191","$40,147,042" +8,"Sep 2, 2005",A Sound of Thunder,"$80,000,000","$1,900,451","$6,300,451" +9,"Jun 15, 1994",The Lion King,"$79,300,000","$421,785,283","$986,214,868" +10,"Feb 10, 2012",Journey 2: The Mysterious Island,"$79,000,000","$103,860,290","$318,146,162" +11,"Nov 11, 2011",Jack and Jill,"$79,000,000","$74,158,157","$150,519,217" +12,"Dec 21, 2001",A Beautiful Mind,"$78,000,000","$170,708,996","$317,668,058" +13,"Sep 27, 2013",Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2,"$78,000,000","$119,793,567","$274,392,649" +14,"Oct 4, 2002",Red Dragon,"$78,000,000","$92,955,420","$206,455,420" +15,"Mar 5, 2004",Hidalgo,"$78,000,000","$67,286,731","$108,086,731" +16,"Jul 11, 2003",The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen,"$78,000,000","$66,465,204","$179,265,204" +17,"Aug 20, 2004",Exorcist: The Beginning,"$78,000,000","$41,814,863","$43,957,541" +18,"Dec 31, 2012",Astérix et Obélix: Au service de Sa Majesté,"$77,600,000",$0,"$60,680,125" +19,"Feb 12, 2016",The Little Prince,"$77,500,000","$1,311,213","$102,028,919" +20,"Jan 22, 2019",Renegades,"$77,500,000",$0,"$1,521,672" +21,"Jul 20, 2018",The Equalizer 2,"$77,000,000","$102,084,362","$190,453,132" +22,"Jul 3, 2013",Despicable Me 2,"$76,000,000","$368,065,385","$975,216,835" +23,"Jun 6, 2003",2 Fast 2 Furious,"$76,000,000","$127,120,058","$236,410,607" +24,"Dec 25, 2006",Children of Men,"$76,000,000","$35,552,383","$69,845,011" +25,"Jun 30, 2000",The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle,"$76,000,000","$26,000,610","$35,129,610" +26,"Jul 8, 2016",The Secret Life of Pets,"$75,000,000","$368,384,330","$886,750,534" +27,"Jul 2, 1996",Independence Day,"$75,000,000","$306,169,255","$817,400,878" +28,"Nov 9, 2018",Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch,"$75,000,000","$270,620,950","$511,002,426" +29,"Dec 21, 2016",Sing,"$75,000,000","$270,329,045","$634,454,789" +30,"Jun 30, 2017",Despicable Me 3,"$75,000,000","$264,624,300","$1,034,727,750" +31,"May 22, 1997",The Lost World: Jurassic Park,"$75,000,000","$229,086,679","$618,638,999" +32,"Mar 31, 2006",Ice Age: The Meltdown,"$75,000,000","$195,330,621","$651,899,282" +33,"May 27, 2005",Madagascar,"$75,000,000","$193,595,521","$556,559,566" +34,"Jun 25, 2010",Grown Ups,"$75,000,000","$162,001,186","$272,223,430" +35,"Oct 1, 2004",Shark Tale,"$75,000,000","$161,412,000","$371,917,043" +36,"Jul 14, 2000",X-Men,"$75,000,000","$157,299,717","$296,872,367" +37,"Jun 27, 2008",Wanted,"$75,000,000","$134,508,551","$342,416,460" +38,"Jun 7, 1996",The Rock,"$75,000,000","$134,069,511","$336,069,511" +39,"Feb 13, 2004",50 First Dates,"$75,000,000","$120,776,832","$196,320,329" +40,"Jul 20, 2007",Hairspray,"$75,000,000","$118,871,849","$203,035,572" +41,"May 31, 2013",Now You See Me,"$75,000,000","$117,723,989","$342,769,200" +42,"Dec 15, 2006",Dreamgirls,"$75,000,000","$103,365,956","$155,708,695" +43,"Aug 3, 2018",Christopher Robin,"$75,000,000","$99,215,042","$197,504,758" +44,"Jul 23, 1999",Inspector Gadget,"$75,000,000","$97,387,965","$97,387,965" +45,"Nov 11, 2011",Immortals,"$75,000,000","$83,504,017","$211,562,435" +46,"Jun 18, 2004",The Terminal,"$75,000,000","$77,073,959","$218,673,959" +47,"Feb 18, 2005",Constantine,"$75,000,000","$75,976,178","$221,594,911" +48,"Jul 21, 2006",Monster House,"$75,000,000","$73,661,010","$141,267,370" +49,"Dec 8, 2000",Vertical Limit,"$75,000,000","$68,473,360","$213,500,000" +50,"Dec 21, 2007",Charlie Wilson's War,"$75,000,000","$66,661,095","$119,512,771" +51,"Apr 16, 1999",Life,"$75,000,000","$64,062,587","$73,521,587" +52,"Mar 4, 2005",Be Cool,"$75,000,000","$55,849,401","$94,944,017" +53,"Dec 23, 2005",Munich,"$75,000,000","$47,379,090","$131,492,772" +54,"Jun 4, 2010",Killers,"$75,000,000","$47,059,963","$95,572,749" +55,"Aug 14, 2015",The Man From U.N.C.L.E.,"$75,000,000","$45,445,109","$104,949,584" +56,"Mar 7, 2003",Tears of the Sun,"$75,000,000","$43,632,458","$85,632,458" +57,"Jul 21, 2006",Lady in the Water,"$75,000,000","$42,285,169","$72,785,169" +58,"Dec 17, 2004",Spanglish,"$75,000,000","$42,044,321","$54,344,321" +59,"Oct 12, 2001",Bandits,"$75,000,000","$41,523,271","$71,523,271" +60,"Dec 17, 1999",Anna and the King,"$75,000,000","$39,251,128","$39,251,128" +61,"Jul 7, 1995",First Knight,"$75,000,000","$37,361,412","$127,361,412" +62,"Mar 25, 2011",Sucker Punch,"$75,000,000","$36,392,502","$89,758,389" +63,"Mar 11, 2005",Hostage,"$75,000,000","$34,636,443","$77,636,443" +64,"Oct 28, 2016",Inferno,"$75,000,000","$34,343,574","$219,519,367" +65,"Jun 13, 2003",Hollywood Homicide,"$75,000,000","$30,207,785","$50,409,753" +66,"Jun 16, 2000",Titan A.E.,"$75,000,000","$22,751,979","$36,751,979" +67,"Dec 17, 2004",Flight of the Phoenix,"$75,000,000","$21,009,180","$34,009,180" +68,"Oct 23, 1998",Soldier,"$75,000,000","$14,623,082","$14,623,082" +69,"Jan 15, 1999",Virus,"$75,000,000","$14,010,690","$30,626,690" +70,"Feb 23, 2001",Monkeybone,"$75,000,000","$5,409,517","$5,409,517" +71,"Aug 30, 2019",PLAYMOBIL,"$75,000,000",$0,$0 +72,"Dec 31, 2019",355,"$75,000,000",$0,$0 +73,"Jul 10, 2015",Minions,"$74,000,000","$336,045,770","$1,160,336,173" +74,"Feb 6, 2015",The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water,"$74,000,000","$162,994,032","$311,013,181" +75,"Nov 22, 2000",Unbreakable,"$73,243,106","$94,999,143","$248,099,143" +76,"Aug 4, 2006",Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby,"$73,000,000","$148,213,377","$162,870,525" +77,"May 20, 2016",The Angry Birds Movie,"$73,000,000","$107,509,366","$352,327,887" +78,"Aug 7, 1998",Snake Eyes,"$73,000,000","$55,591,409","$103,891,409" +79,"Feb 13, 1998",Sphere,"$73,000,000","$37,068,294","$50,168,294" +80,"Jul 27, 2007",The Simpsons Movie,"$72,500,000","$183,135,014","$527,071,022" +81,"Feb 8, 2008",Fool's Gold,"$72,500,000","$70,231,041","$109,362,966" +82,"Jul 31, 2009",Funny People,"$72,500,000","$51,855,045","$71,880,305" +83,"Sep 28, 2007",The Kingdom,"$72,500,000","$47,467,250","$86,509,602" +84,"Jun 22, 2001",Dr. Dolittle 2,"$72,000,000","$112,950,721","$176,101,721" +85,"May 24, 1995",Braveheart,"$72,000,000","$75,545,647","$209,045,244" +86,"Nov 4, 2005",Jarhead,"$72,000,000","$62,647,540","$96,947,540" +87,"Apr 27, 2001",Driven,"$72,000,000","$32,616,869","$54,616,869" +88,"Dec 21, 2001",The Majestic,"$72,000,000","$27,796,042","$37,306,334" +89,"Jun 25, 2004",Two Brothers,"$72,000,000","$19,176,754","$62,176,754" +90,"Jul 30, 2004",The Village,"$71,682,975","$114,197,520","$257,641,634" +91,"Jun 26, 1998",Doctor Dolittle,"$71,500,000","$144,156,605","$294,156,605" +92,"Aug 2, 2002",Signs,"$70,702,619","$227,969,295","$408,269,295" +93,"May 19, 2004",Shrek 2,"$70,000,000","$441,226,247","$937,008,132" +94,"Jun 9, 2006",Cars,"$70,000,000","$244,082,982","$461,651,246" +95,"Dec 23, 2009",Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel,"$70,000,000","$219,614,612","$443,483,213" +96,"Jun 22, 1988",Who Framed Roger Rabbit?,"$70,000,000","$154,112,492","$351,500,000" +97,"Jul 30, 1999",Runaway Bride,"$70,000,000","$152,257,509","$310,138,178" +98,"Aug 9, 2002",xXx,"$70,000,000","$141,930,000","$267,200,000" +99,"Jun 8, 2018",Ocean’s 8,"$70,000,000","$140,218,711","$297,115,976" +100,"Nov 8, 1996",Ransom,"$70,000,000","$136,492,681","$308,700,000" +1,"Aug 21, 2009",Inglourious Basterds,"$70,000,000","$120,774,594","$316,915,264" +2,"Dec 11, 1991",Hook,"$70,000,000","$119,654,823","$300,854,823" +3,"Jul 3, 1990",Die Hard 2,"$70,000,000","$117,323,878","$239,814,025" +4,"Aug 8, 2003",S.W.A.T.,"$70,000,000","$116,877,597","$207,154,748" +5,"Nov 10, 2017",Daddy’s Home 2,"$70,000,000","$104,029,443","$175,807,183" +6,"Nov 19, 1999",Sleepy Hollow,"$70,000,000","$101,068,340","$207,068,340" +7,"Dec 14, 2001",Vanilla Sky,"$70,000,000","$100,614,858","$202,726,605" +8,"Jun 13, 1997",Hercules,"$70,000,000","$99,112,101","$250,700,000" +9,"Mar 22, 2013",Olympus Has Fallen,"$70,000,000","$98,927,592","$172,878,928" +10,"Mar 11, 2011",Battle: Los Angeles,"$70,000,000","$83,552,429","$213,463,976" +11,"Aug 13, 2004",AVP: Alien Vs. Predator,"$70,000,000","$80,281,096","$172,543,519" +12,"Dec 25, 2011",War Horse,"$70,000,000","$79,883,359","$156,815,529" +13,"Mar 1, 2002",We Were Soldiers,"$70,000,000","$78,120,196","$114,658,262" +14,"Feb 7, 2014",The Monuments Men,"$70,000,000","$78,031,620","$158,702,748" +15,"Sep 23, 2016",Storks,"$70,000,000","$72,679,278","$183,353,431" +16,"Dec 11, 1998",Star Trek: Insurrection,"$70,000,000","$70,187,658","$117,800,000" +17,"Dec 10, 2003",Big Fish,"$70,000,000","$66,432,867","$123,954,323" +18,"Jun 17, 1994",Wolf,"$70,000,000","$65,011,757","$131,011,757" +19,"Jan 20, 2012",Underworld: Awakening,"$70,000,000","$62,321,039","$160,379,930" +20,"Sep 22, 2017",The Lego Ninjago Movie,"$70,000,000","$59,281,555","$122,737,201" +21,"Oct 10, 2014",Dracula Untold,"$70,000,000","$55,991,880","$220,241,723" +22,"Sep 29, 2006",The Guardian,"$70,000,000","$55,011,732","$94,973,540" +23,"Aug 9, 1989",The Abyss,"$70,000,000","$54,243,125","$54,243,125" +24,"Sep 24, 2010",Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps,"$70,000,000","$52,474,616","$137,431,619" +25,"Jan 14, 2011",The Dilemma,"$70,000,000","$48,475,290","$70,546,865" +26,"Dec 25, 2005",Rumor Has It,"$70,000,000","$42,996,140","$88,933,562" +27,"Nov 6, 1998",The Siege,"$70,000,000","$40,934,175","$116,625,798" +28,"Aug 10, 2007",Stardust,"$70,000,000","$38,634,938","$137,022,245" +29,"Jun 15, 2012",Rock of Ages,"$70,000,000","$38,518,613","$61,031,932" +30,"Oct 8, 1997",Seven Years in Tibet,"$70,000,000","$37,945,884","$131,445,884" +31,"Sep 17, 2004",Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow,"$70,000,000","$37,760,080","$49,730,854" +32,"Sep 14, 2007",The Brave One,"$70,000,000","$36,793,804","$69,792,704" +33,"Nov 1, 2002",I Spy,"$70,000,000","$33,561,137","$60,279,822" +34,"Jun 7, 2002",Bad Company,"$70,000,000","$30,157,016","$69,157,016" +35,"Oct 21, 2005",Doom,"$70,000,000","$28,212,337","$58,757,178" +36,"Jan 29, 2016",The Finest Hours,"$70,000,000","$27,569,558","$49,252,761" +37,"Oct 18, 2013",Escape Plan,"$70,000,000","$25,135,965","$103,735,965" +38,"Sep 23, 2011",Killer Elite,"$70,000,000","$25,124,986","$65,409,046" +39,"Jan 16, 1998",Hard Rain,"$70,000,000","$19,870,567","$19,870,567" +40,"Feb 15, 2002",Hart's War,"$70,000,000","$19,076,815","$33,076,815" +41,"Feb 8, 2002",Rollerball,"$70,000,000","$18,990,542","$25,852,508" +42,"Jan 10, 2014",The Legend of Hercules,"$70,000,000","$18,848,538","$58,953,319" +43,"Apr 27, 2007",Next,"$70,000,000","$18,211,013","$73,591,500" +44,"Sep 20, 2002",Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever,"$70,000,000","$14,294,842","$14,294,842" +45,"Aug 10, 2001",Osmosis Jones,"$70,000,000","$13,596,911","$13,596,911" +46,"May 9, 2014",Legends of Oz: Dorothy’s Return,"$70,000,000","$8,462,347","$20,107,933" +47,"Jan 16, 2015",Blackhat,"$70,000,000","$8,005,980","$19,665,004" +48,"Mar 31, 2006",Basic Instinct 2,"$70,000,000","$5,946,136","$35,417,162" +49,"May 28, 2010",Agora,"$70,000,000","$619,423","$38,992,292" +50,"Jul 9, 2010",Despicable Me,"$69,000,000","$251,513,985","$543,464,573" +51,"Jul 30, 2010",Dinner for Schmucks,"$69,000,000","$73,026,337","$86,796,502" +52,"Mar 2, 2018",Red Sparrow,"$69,000,000","$46,874,505","$145,951,861" +53,"Jun 30, 2010",The Twilight Saga: Eclipse,"$68,000,000","$300,531,751","$706,102,828" +54,"May 31, 2002",The Sum of All Fears,"$68,000,000","$118,471,320","$193,500,000" +55,"Jun 26, 2015",Ted 2,"$68,000,000","$81,476,385","$217,214,143" +56,"Jul 13, 2001",The Score,"$68,000,000","$71,069,884","$113,542,091" +57,"Feb 25, 2011",Hall Pass,"$68,000,000","$45,060,734","$87,173,475" +58,"Nov 22, 1995",Money Train,"$68,000,000","$35,324,232","$77,224,232" +59,"Mar 21, 2003",Dreamcatcher,"$68,000,000","$33,685,268","$75,685,268" +60,"Aug 6, 1999",Mystery Men,"$68,000,000","$29,762,011","$33,462,011" +61,"Nov 5, 1999",The Insider,"$68,000,000","$28,965,197","$60,265,197" +62,"Dec 22, 2017",Downsizing,"$68,000,000","$24,449,754","$54,462,971" +63,"Mar 2, 2012",Doctor Seuss' The Lorax,"$67,500,000","$214,030,500","$350,976,753" +64,"Oct 10, 2008",Body of Lies,"$67,500,000","$39,394,666","$118,556,530" +65,"Jun 22, 2012",Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter,"$67,500,000","$37,519,139","$137,489,730" +66,"Sep 20, 1996",Last Man Standing,"$67,000,000","$18,115,927","$18,115,927" +67,"Aug 17, 2007",The Last Legion,"$67,000,000","$5,932,060","$25,357,771" +68,"Apr 30, 1999",Entrapment,"$66,000,000","$87,707,396","$211,700,000" +69,"Jun 19, 1998",The X Files: Fight the Future,"$66,000,000","$83,898,313","$189,176,423" +70,"Mar 14, 2014",Need for Speed,"$66,000,000","$43,568,507","$194,169,619" +71,"Jul 24, 1998",Saving Private Ryan,"$65,000,000","$216,335,085","$485,035,085" +72,"Dec 15, 2000",What Women Want,"$65,000,000","$182,805,123","$374,105,123" +73,"Nov 9, 2012",Lincoln,"$65,000,000","$182,207,973","$273,346,281" +74,"Mar 15, 2002",Ice Age,"$65,000,000","$176,387,405","$386,116,343" +75,"Jun 30, 1995",Apollo 13,"$65,000,000","$173,772,767","$335,802,271" +76,"Mar 31, 1999",The Matrix,"$65,000,000","$171,479,930","$463,517,383" +77,"Jul 13, 2018",Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation,"$65,000,000","$167,500,092","$527,079,962" +78,"Dec 25, 2012",Les Miserables,"$65,000,000","$148,809,770","$442,169,052" +79,"Nov 1, 2002",The Santa Clause 2,"$65,000,000","$139,225,854","$172,825,854" +80,"Jun 1, 1990",Total Recall,"$65,000,000","$119,394,839","$261,400,000" +81,"Dec 18, 1998",You've Got Mail,"$65,000,000","$115,821,495","$250,800,000" +82,"Dec 25, 2014",Unbroken,"$65,000,000","$115,637,895","$163,527,824" +83,"Jun 5, 2015",Spy!,"$65,000,000","$110,825,712","$232,585,748" +84,"Nov 5, 2010",Due Date,"$65,000,000","$100,539,043","$211,739,043" +85,"Jul 25, 2008",Step Brothers,"$65,000,000","$100,468,793","$128,468,793" +86,"Dec 15, 1995",Jumanji,"$65,000,000","$100,458,310","$262,758,310" +87,"Jul 17, 1998",The Mask of Zorro,"$65,000,000","$93,828,745","$233,700,000" +88,"Aug 4, 2000",Space Cowboys,"$65,000,000","$90,454,043","$128,874,043" +89,"Dec 19, 2014",Annie,"$65,000,000","$85,911,262","$139,829,625" +90,"May 28, 1993",Cliffhanger,"$65,000,000","$84,049,211","$255,000,000" +91,"Aug 12, 2016",Pete’s Dragon,"$65,000,000","$76,233,151","$137,768,975" +92,"Feb 9, 1996",Broken Arrow,"$65,000,000","$70,645,997","$148,345,997" +93,"Aug 9, 2006",World Trade Center,"$65,000,000","$70,278,893","$163,295,654" +94,"Jul 7, 2000",The Kid,"$65,000,000","$69,688,384","$69,688,384" +95,"Dec 19, 2003",Mona Lisa Smile,"$65,000,000","$63,803,100","$141,205,169" +96,"May 16, 2012",The Dictator,"$65,000,000","$59,650,222","$180,148,897" +97,"Jul 16, 1999",Eyes Wide Shut,"$65,000,000","$55,691,208","$104,267,443" +98,"Feb 17, 2012",This Means War,"$65,000,000","$54,760,791","$156,974,557" +99,"Feb 27, 2015",Focus,"$65,000,000","$53,862,963","$168,065,700" +100,"Dec 8, 2004",Blade: Trinity,"$65,000,000","$52,397,389","$131,353,165" +1,"Nov 21, 2012",Red Dawn,"$65,000,000","$44,806,783","$48,164,150" +2,"Dec 22, 2006",We Are Marshall,"$65,000,000","$43,545,364","$43,545,364" +3,"Sep 18, 2015",Everest,"$65,000,000","$43,482,270","$221,297,061" +4,"Sep 14, 2012",Resident Evil: Retribution,"$65,000,000","$42,345,531","$240,647,629" +5,"Mar 20, 1998",Primary Colors,"$65,000,000","$39,017,984","$39,017,984" +6,"Oct 15, 1999",Fight Club,"$65,000,000","$37,030,102","$100,851,705" +7,"Aug 22, 2008",Death Race,"$65,000,000","$36,316,032","$72,516,819" +8,"Oct 11, 1996",The Long Kiss Goodnight,"$65,000,000","$33,447,612","$33,447,612" +9,"Dec 8, 2000",Proof of Life,"$65,000,000","$32,598,931","$62,761,005" +10,"Nov 11, 2005",Zathura,"$65,000,000","$28,045,540","$58,545,540" +11,"Nov 26, 2003",The Missing,"$65,000,000","$26,900,336","$38,253,433" +12,"Jan 14, 2005",Elektra,"$65,000,000","$24,409,722","$56,824,633" +13,"Oct 23, 2009",Astro Boy,"$65,000,000","$19,551,067","$41,636,243" +14,"Jan 24, 2014","I, Frankenstein","$65,000,000","$19,075,290","$74,575,290" +15,"May 24, 1991",Hudson Hawk,"$65,000,000","$17,218,916","$17,218,916" +16,"Aug 22, 2014",Sin City: A Dame to Kill For,"$65,000,000","$13,757,804","$40,650,842" +17,"Dec 25, 2016",Live by Night,"$65,000,000","$10,378,555","$21,774,432" +18,"Oct 27, 2000",Lucky Numbers,"$65,000,000","$10,014,234","$10,014,234" +19,"Sep 23, 2005",Oliver Twist,"$65,000,000","$2,070,920","$26,670,920" +20,"Sep 4, 2015",Tian jiang xiong shi,"$65,000,000","$74,070","$122,519,874" +21,"Oct 26, 2018",Air Strike,"$65,000,000",$0,"$516,279" +22,"Jul 14, 2006",Little Man,"$64,000,000","$58,636,047","$101,636,047" +23,"Oct 8, 1999",Random Hearts,"$64,000,000","$31,054,924","$63,200,000" +24,"Dec 27, 2006",Perfume: The Story of a Murderer,"$63,700,000","$2,223,293","$133,603,463" +25,"Jun 11, 1993",Jurassic Park,"$63,000,000","$395,708,305","$1,038,812,584" +26,"Jul 25, 2002",Austin Powers in Goldmember,"$63,000,000","$213,117,789","$296,338,663" +27,"Apr 1, 2011",Hop,"$63,000,000","$108,085,305","$188,657,593" +28,"Sep 15, 2017",American Assassin,"$63,000,000","$36,249,674","$68,310,140" +29,"Jun 24, 1994",Wyatt Earp,"$63,000,000","$25,052,000","$25,052,000" +30,"Aug 3, 1994",Clear and Present Danger,"$62,000,000","$122,012,656","$207,500,000" +31,"Apr 21, 2000",U-571,"$62,000,000","$77,086,030","$127,630,030" +32,"Nov 17, 1995",The American President,"$62,000,000","$60,022,813","$107,822,813" +33,"Dec 25, 2015",The Hateful Eight,"$62,000,000","$54,117,416","$147,864,886" +34,"Jun 20, 2008",The Love Guru,"$62,000,000","$32,235,793","$40,159,017" +35,"Feb 23, 2001",3000 Miles to Graceland,"$62,000,000","$15,738,632","$18,708,848" +36,"Oct 3, 2014",Gone Girl,"$61,000,000","$167,767,189","$368,567,189" +37,"Mar 30, 2007",Blades of Glory,"$61,000,000","$118,594,548","$145,594,548" +38,"Sep 18, 2015",Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials,"$61,000,000","$81,697,192","$310,566,162" +39,"Aug 2, 2013",2 Guns,"$61,000,000","$75,612,460","$132,493,015" +40,"Jan 26, 2018",Maze Runner: The Death Cure,"$61,000,000","$58,032,443","$265,878,536" +41,"Jan 11, 2019",A Dog’s Way Home,"$61,000,000","$41,952,715","$81,149,689" +42,"Feb 19, 2016",Mei Ren Yu,"$60,720,000","$3,229,457","$554,516,671" +43,"Dec 22, 2004",Meet the Fockers,"$60,000,000","$279,167,575","$516,567,575" +44,"Feb 7, 2014",The Lego Movie,"$60,000,000","$257,784,718","$457,729,388" +45,"Mar 9, 2007",300,"$60,000,000","$210,614,939","$454,161,935" +46,"Mar 2, 2007",Wild Hogs,"$60,000,000","$168,213,584","$253,555,383" +47,"Dec 25, 2008",Marley & Me,"$60,000,000","$143,153,751","$247,812,011" +48,"Dec 10, 1999",The Green Mile,"$60,000,000","$136,801,374","$290,701,374" +49,"Jun 5, 1998",The Truman Show,"$60,000,000","$125,618,201","$264,118,201" +50,"Sep 9, 2016",Sully,"$60,000,000","$125,070,033","$238,524,556" +51,"Jun 14, 2002",The Bourne Identity,"$60,000,000","$121,468,960","$214,357,371" +52,"Oct 9, 2009",Couples Retreat,"$60,000,000","$109,205,660","$172,450,423" +53,"Nov 17, 1995",Goldeneye,"$60,000,000","$106,429,941","$356,429,941" +54,"May 30, 2003",The Italian Job,"$60,000,000","$106,126,012","$176,262,839" +55,"May 9, 2003",Daddy Day Care,"$60,000,000","$104,148,781","$164,285,587" +56,"Jun 18, 1999",The General's Daughter,"$60,000,000","$102,705,852","$149,705,852" +57,"Dec 18, 1998",The Prince of Egypt,"$60,000,000","$101,413,188","$218,613,188" +58,"Aug 6, 2004",Collateral,"$60,000,000","$100,170,152","$217,670,152" +59,"Jul 4, 2001",Cats & Dogs,"$60,000,000","$93,375,151","$200,700,000" +60,"Dec 20, 2002",Two Weeks Notice,"$60,000,000","$93,354,918","$199,043,309" +61,"Oct 2, 1998",Antz,"$60,000,000","$90,757,863","$152,457,863" +62,"Apr 19, 2002",The Scorpion King,"$60,000,000","$90,580,000","$165,890,634" +63,"Oct 15, 2010",Red,"$60,000,000","$90,380,162","$196,439,693" +64,"Mar 5, 2004",Starsky & Hutch,"$60,000,000","$88,200,225","$170,200,225" +65,"Jun 27, 1990",Days of Thunder,"$60,000,000","$82,670,733","$157,670,733" +66,"Dec 21, 2005",Cheaper by the Dozen 2,"$60,000,000","$82,571,173","$135,015,330" +67,"Aug 13, 2010",Eat Pray Love,"$60,000,000","$80,574,010","$206,598,789" +68,"Dec 21, 2012",Jack Reacher,"$60,000,000","$80,070,736","$217,370,736" +69,"Apr 23, 2004",Man on Fire,"$60,000,000","$77,906,816","$130,968,579" +70,"Dec 22, 2000",The Family Man,"$60,000,000","$75,764,085","$124,715,863" +71,"Sep 9, 2011",Contagion,"$60,000,000","$75,658,097","$137,551,594" +72,"Dec 22, 1999",Any Given Sunday,"$60,000,000","$75,530,832","$100,230,832" +73,"May 15, 1998",The Horse Whisperer,"$60,000,000","$75,383,563","$186,883,563" +74,"Feb 6, 2009",Coraline,"$60,000,000","$75,286,229","$126,037,057" +75,"Oct 1, 2004",Ladder 49,"$60,000,000","$74,541,707","$102,332,848" +76,"Jul 28, 1999",Deep Blue Sea,"$60,000,000","$73,648,228","$165,048,228" +77,"Oct 28, 2009",Michael Jackson's This Is It,"$60,000,000","$72,091,016","$252,091,016" +78,"Jan 17, 2003",Kangaroo Jack,"$60,000,000","$66,723,216","$90,723,216" +79,"Jun 13, 2008",The Happening,"$60,000,000","$64,506,874","$162,778,384" +80,"Mar 4, 2016",London Has Fallen,"$60,000,000","$62,524,260","$195,194,085" +81,"Apr 7, 2000",Rules of Engagement,"$60,000,000","$61,322,858","$71,719,931" +82,"Mar 10, 2006",The Shaggy Dog,"$60,000,000","$61,123,569","$87,123,569" +83,"Nov 22, 1996",Jingle All the Way,"$60,000,000","$60,592,389","$129,832,389" +84,"Apr 2, 2004",Hellboy,"$60,000,000","$59,623,958","$99,823,958" +85,"Oct 21, 2016",Jack Reacher: Never Go Back,"$60,000,000","$58,697,076","$159,946,489" +86,"May 25, 2017",Baywatch,"$60,000,000","$58,060,186","$175,863,783" +87,"Dec 25, 1998",A Civil Action,"$60,000,000","$56,709,981","$56,709,981" +88,"Dec 25, 2015",Joy,"$60,000,000","$56,451,232","$101,134,059" +89,"Aug 17, 2012",ParaNorman,"$60,000,000","$56,003,051","$108,119,662" +90,"Nov 14, 1997",The Jackal,"$60,000,000","$54,956,941","$159,356,941" +91,"Dec 25, 2003",Paycheck,"$60,000,000","$53,789,313","$98,819,789" +92,"Mar 1, 1996",Up Close & Personal,"$60,000,000","$51,045,801","$100,645,801" +93,"Dec 19, 2008",The Tale of Despereaux,"$60,000,000","$50,877,145","$90,482,317" +94,"Sep 26, 2014",The Boxtrolls,"$60,000,000","$50,837,305","$111,946,251" +95,"Aug 4, 2017",The Dark Tower,"$60,000,000","$50,701,325","$113,461,527" +96,"Sep 27, 2002",The Tuxedo,"$60,000,000","$50,586,000","$104,429,625" +97,"Jan 17, 2014",Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit,"$60,000,000","$50,577,412","$131,377,412" +98,"Jul 14, 1995",Under Siege 2: Dark Territory,"$60,000,000","$50,024,083","$104,324,083" +99,"Mar 24, 2005",Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous,"$60,000,000","$48,478,006","$101,382,396" +100,"Dec 25, 2018",Vice,"$60,000,000","$47,836,282","$70,883,171" +1,"Nov 26, 1997",Alien: Resurrection,"$60,000,000","$47,795,018","$160,700,000" +2,"Mar 23, 2007",Shooter,"$60,000,000","$47,003,582","$95,538,560" +3,"Oct 16, 1998",Practical Magic,"$60,000,000","$46,850,558","$68,336,997" +4,"Jan 11, 2013",Gangster Squad,"$60,000,000","$46,000,903","$104,100,903" +5,"Apr 7, 2017",Smurfs: The Lost Village,"$60,000,000","$45,020,282","$197,578,586" +6,"Oct 12, 2018",First Man,"$60,000,000","$44,936,545","$105,203,825" +7,"Jun 19, 2009",Year One,"$60,000,000","$43,337,279","$57,604,723" +8,"Jan 29, 2010",Edge of Darkness,"$60,000,000","$43,313,890","$82,812,456" +9,"Dec 13, 2002",Star Trek: Nemesis,"$60,000,000","$43,254,409","$67,312,826" +10,"Feb 19, 2002",Reign of Fire,"$60,000,000","$43,061,982","$82,150,183" +11,"Nov 20, 2009",Planet 51,"$60,000,000","$42,194,060","$108,996,113" +12,"Mar 20, 2009",Duplicity,"$60,000,000","$40,572,825","$81,079,566" +13,"Sep 12, 2008",Righteous Kill,"$60,000,000","$40,081,410","$78,481,410" +14,"Dec 11, 2009",Invictus,"$60,000,000","$37,491,364","$124,514,011" +15,"Apr 17, 2009",State of Play,"$60,000,000","$37,017,955","$88,832,210" +16,"Feb 12, 1999",My Favorite Martian,"$60,000,000","$36,850,101","$36,850,101" +17,"Apr 21, 2006",The Sentinel,"$60,000,000","$36,280,697","$78,080,697" +18,"Sep 21, 2012",Trouble with the Curve,"$60,000,000","$35,763,137","$47,818,913" +19,"Oct 10, 2003",Intolerable Cruelty,"$60,000,000","$35,327,628","$121,327,628" +20,"Jan 10, 1997",The Relic,"$60,000,000","$33,956,608","$33,956,608" +21,"Apr 3, 1998",Mercury Rising,"$60,000,000","$32,983,332","$32,983,332" +22,"Sep 15, 2000",Almost Famous,"$60,000,000","$32,522,352","$47,371,191" +23,"Feb 8, 2019",Cold Pursuit,"$60,000,000","$32,138,862","$62,599,159" +24,"Dec 6, 2002",Analyze That,"$60,000,000","$32,122,249","$54,994,757" +25,"Apr 24, 2009",The Soloist,"$60,000,000","$31,853,584","$38,522,450" +26,"Aug 21, 2013",The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones,"$60,000,000","$31,165,421","$75,965,567" +27,"Nov 3, 2000",The Legend of Bagger Vance,"$60,000,000","$30,695,227","$39,235,486" +28,"Feb 22, 2002",Dragonfly,"$60,000,000","$30,063,805","$30,063,805" +29,"May 13, 2011",Priest,"$60,000,000","$29,136,626","$84,154,026" +30,"Jun 16, 2006",Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties,"$60,000,000","$28,426,747","$147,985,373" +31,"Apr 29, 2005",XXX: State of the Union,"$60,000,000","$26,873,932","$71,073,932" +32,"Aug 15, 1997",Event Horizon,"$60,000,000","$26,673,242","$26,673,242" +33,"Jul 2, 2003",Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas,"$60,000,000","$26,483,452","$80,767,884" +34,"Jul 8, 2005",Dark Water,"$60,000,000","$25,473,093","$49,473,093" +35,"Aug 14, 1998",The Avengers,"$60,000,000","$23,385,416","$48,585,416" +36,"Sep 15, 2006",The Black Dahlia,"$60,000,000","$22,672,813","$49,238,525" +37,"Mar 26, 1999",EDtv,"$60,000,000","$22,508,689","$35,319,689" +38,"Dec 25, 2008",The Spirit,"$60,000,000","$19,806,188","$39,006,188" +39,"Oct 19, 2001",The Last Castle,"$60,000,000","$18,208,078","$20,541,668" +40,"Jan 23, 2009",Inkheart,"$60,000,000","$17,303,424","$66,655,938" +41,"Jan 14, 2000",Supernova,"$60,000,000","$14,218,868","$14,816,494" +42,"Sep 22, 2006",Flyboys,"$60,000,000","$13,090,630","$14,816,379" +43,"Feb 14, 2014",Winter’s Tale,"$60,000,000","$12,600,231","$29,575,033" +44,"Oct 9, 1998",Holy Man,"$60,000,000","$12,069,719","$12,069,719" +45,"Jul 11, 2008",Meet Dave,"$60,000,000","$11,803,254","$50,648,806" +46,"Aug 12, 2005",The Great Raid,"$60,000,000","$10,166,502","$10,597,070" +47,"Feb 24, 2017",Rock Dog,"$60,000,000","$9,420,546","$24,148,488" +48,"Jan 23, 2015",Mortdecai,"$60,000,000","$7,696,134","$30,396,134" +49,"Jan 11, 2008",In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale,"$60,000,000","$4,775,656","$13,233,220" +50,"Oct 24, 2003",Beyond Borders,"$60,000,000","$4,426,297","$11,427,090" +51,"Feb 5, 2016",Xi You Ji zhi Sun Wu Kong San Da Bai Gu Jing,"$60,000,000","$709,982","$194,058,503" +52,"Dec 11, 2015",The Ridiculous 6,"$60,000,000",$0,$0 +53,"Nov 8, 2019",Midway,"$59,500,000",$0,$0 +54,"Mar 23, 2018",Sherlock Gnomes,"$59,000,000","$43,242,871","$87,527,651" +55,"Jan 25, 2019",The Kid Who Would Be King,"$59,000,000","$16,790,790","$28,348,446" +56,"Feb 12, 2016",Deadpool,"$58,000,000","$363,070,709","$801,025,593" +57,"Dec 25, 2014",American Sniper,"$58,000,000","$350,126,372","$547,326,372" +58,"Oct 16, 2015",Goosebumps,"$58,000,000","$80,069,458","$158,905,324" +59,"May 25, 1988",Rambo III,"$58,000,000","$53,715,611","$188,715,611" +60,"Dec 15, 1995",Sabrina,"$58,000,000","$53,458,319","$87,100,000" +61,"Jan 20, 2012",Red Tails,"$58,000,000","$49,876,377","$50,365,498" +62,"Sep 16, 2005",Just Like Heaven,"$58,000,000","$48,318,130","$100,687,083" +63,"Jun 7, 2013",The Internship,"$58,000,000","$44,672,764","$93,672,764" +64,"Apr 28, 2000",The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas,"$58,000,000","$35,231,365","$59,431,365" +65,"Apr 4, 2008",Leatherheads,"$58,000,000","$31,373,938","$41,348,628" +66,"Mar 24, 2017",Life,"$58,000,000","$30,234,022","$100,929,666" +67,"Dec 18, 2009",Did You Hear About the Morgans?,"$58,000,000","$29,580,087","$80,480,566" +68,"Dec 12, 2008","Che, Part 1: The Argentine","$58,000,000","$1,802,521","$31,627,370" +69,"May 30, 2008",Sex and the City,"$57,500,000","$152,647,258","$415,247,258" +70,"Sep 10, 2010",Resident Evil: Afterlife,"$57,500,000","$60,128,566","$295,874,190" +71,"Jun 15, 2012",That's My Boy,"$57,500,000","$36,931,089","$58,085,235" +72,"Oct 17, 1997",Devil's Advocate,"$57,000,000","$61,007,424","$153,007,424" +73,"Feb 17, 2012",Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance,"$57,000,000","$51,774,002","$149,217,355" +74,"May 31, 1996",Dragonheart,"$57,000,000","$51,364,680","$104,364,680" +75,"Nov 12, 2004",After the Sunset,"$57,000,000","$28,328,132","$38,329,114" +76,"Aug 17, 2001",Captain Corelli's Mandolin,"$57,000,000","$25,528,495","$62,097,495" +77,"Dec 25, 2014",Into the Woods,"$56,200,000","$128,002,372","$213,116,401" +78,"Apr 11, 2003",Anger Management,"$56,000,000","$135,560,942","$195,660,942" +79,"Mar 4, 2005",The Pacifier,"$56,000,000","$113,006,880","$198,006,880" +80,"Apr 2, 2004",Walking Tall,"$56,000,000","$46,213,824","$47,313,824" +81,"Jan 22, 2016",Zhuo yao ji,"$56,000,000","$32,766","$359,495,591" +82,"Jul 6, 1994",Forrest Gump,"$55,000,000","$330,151,138","$679,850,637" +83,"Dec 14, 2007",Alvin and the Chipmunks,"$55,000,000","$217,326,974","$362,605,033" +84,"Nov 2, 2018",Bohemian Rhapsody,"$55,000,000","$216,303,339","$894,985,342" +85,"Feb 11, 2005",Hitch,"$55,000,000","$177,784,257","$366,784,257" +86,"Oct 6, 2000",Meet the Parents,"$55,000,000","$166,225,040","$330,425,040" +87,"Dec 15, 2006",The Pursuit of Happyness,"$55,000,000","$162,586,036","$307,311,093" +88,"Jun 10, 1995",Pocahontas,"$55,000,000","$141,579,773","$347,100,000" +89,"Dec 15, 1978",Superman,"$55,000,000","$134,218,018","$300,200,000" +90,"Jun 28, 1996",The Nutty Professor,"$55,000,000","$128,814,019","$273,814,019" +91,"Feb 10, 2017",Fifty Shades Darker,"$55,000,000","$114,434,010","$381,398,492" +92,"Oct 11, 2013",Captain Phillips,"$55,000,000","$107,136,417","$220,648,184" +93,"Jul 16, 1997",George Of The Jungle,"$55,000,000","$105,263,257","$174,463,257" +94,"Aug 1, 2003",American Wedding,"$55,000,000","$104,354,205","$126,425,115" +95,"Nov 10, 2017",Murder on the Orient Express,"$55,000,000","$102,826,543","$345,922,730" +96,"Sep 26, 2014",The Equalizer,"$55,000,000","$101,530,738","$192,903,624" +97,"Feb 9, 2018",Fifty Shades Freed,"$55,000,000","$100,407,760","$371,350,619" +98,"May 26, 1995",Casper,"$55,000,000","$100,328,194","$282,300,000" +99,"Apr 9, 2010",Date Night,"$55,000,000","$98,711,404","$152,269,033" +100,"Dec 13, 2002",Maid in Manhattan,"$55,000,000","$93,932,896","$163,838,217" +1,"May 12, 1995",Crimson Tide,"$55,000,000","$91,387,195","$159,387,195" +2,"Sep 23, 2005",Flightplan,"$55,000,000","$89,706,988","$214,392,904" +3,"Dec 9, 1994",Disclosure,"$55,000,000","$83,015,089","$212,200,000" +4,"Apr 10, 1998",City of Angels,"$55,000,000","$78,750,909","$198,750,909" +5,"Jan 16, 2015",Paddington,"$55,000,000","$76,223,578","$258,789,097" +6,"Apr 28, 2006",R.V.,"$55,000,000","$71,724,497","$87,473,024" +7,"Oct 28, 1994",Stargate,"$55,000,000","$71,565,669","$196,565,669" +8,"Oct 10, 2003",Kill Bill: Volume 1,"$55,000,000","$70,098,138","$176,469,428" +9,"Jun 17, 2011",Mr. Poppers's Penguins,"$55,000,000","$68,224,452","$189,624,452" +10,"Aug 13, 1999",Bowfinger,"$55,000,000","$66,458,769","$98,699,769" +11,"Apr 16, 2004",Kill Bill: Volume 2,"$55,000,000","$66,207,920","$153,535,982" +12,"Dec 22, 1989",Tango & Cash,"$55,000,000","$63,408,614","$63,408,614" +13,"Jul 31, 1992",Death Becomes Her,"$55,000,000","$58,422,650","$149,022,650" +14,"May 26, 2000",Shanghai Noon,"$55,000,000","$56,932,305","$71,189,835" +15,"Mar 15, 1996",Executive Decision,"$55,000,000","$56,679,192","$122,079,192" +16,"Nov 1, 2013",Free Birds,"$55,000,000","$55,750,480","$110,387,072" +17,"May 22, 1992",Alien 3,"$55,000,000","$54,927,174","$158,500,000" +18,"Apr 18, 2008",The Forbidden Kingdom,"$55,000,000","$52,075,270","$129,075,270" +19,"Dec 22, 2004",The Phantom of the Opera,"$55,000,000","$51,225,796","$153,770,052" +20,"Mar 21, 2014",Muppets Most Wanted,"$55,000,000","$51,178,893","$79,312,301" +21,"Dec 25, 1996",Evita,"$55,000,000","$50,047,179","$151,947,179" +22,"Aug 19, 2016",Kubo and the Two Strings,"$55,000,000","$48,023,088","$77,548,122" +23,"Sep 25, 1998",Ronin,"$55,000,000","$41,610,884","$70,692,101" +24,"Nov 24, 2010",Burlesque,"$55,000,000","$39,440,655","$90,552,675" +25,"Oct 11, 1996",The Ghost and the Darkness,"$55,000,000","$38,564,422","$38,564,422" +26,"Oct 24, 2008",Changeling,"$55,000,000","$35,739,802","$113,805,580" +27,"Jul 27, 2012",The Watch,"$55,000,000","$34,353,000","$67,130,045" +28,"Mar 14, 2003",The Hunted,"$55,000,000","$34,234,008","$47,213,095" +29,"Jun 4, 1999",Instinct,"$55,000,000","$34,105,207","$34,105,207" +30,"Dec 12, 2003",Stuck On You,"$55,000,000","$33,832,741","$63,537,164" +31,"Feb 29, 2008",Semi-Pro,"$55,000,000","$33,479,698","$43,980,363" +32,"Feb 23, 2018",Annihilation,"$55,000,000","$32,732,301","$43,070,915" +33,"Oct 16, 2015",Crimson Peak,"$55,000,000","$31,090,320","$74,966,854" +34,"Apr 27, 2012",The Pirates! Band of Misfits,"$55,000,000","$31,051,126","$136,143,605" +35,"Dec 2, 2005",Aeon Flux,"$55,000,000","$25,857,987","$53,913,573" +36,"Aug 2, 1996",Chain Reaction,"$55,000,000","$21,226,204","$60,209,334" +37,"Aug 16, 1996",The Fan,"$55,000,000","$18,582,965","$18,582,965" +38,"Oct 12, 2007",Elizabeth: The Golden Age,"$55,000,000","$16,285,240","$74,870,866" +39,"Jun 12, 2009",Imagine That,"$55,000,000","$16,222,392","$22,438,144" +40,"Feb 21, 2003",Gods and Generals,"$55,000,000","$12,882,934","$12,923,936" +41,"Jan 10, 1997",Turbulence,"$55,000,000","$11,532,774","$11,532,774" +42,"Feb 1, 2013",Bullet to the Head,"$55,000,000","$9,489,829","$22,597,969" +43,"Sep 22, 2006",All the King's Men,"$55,000,000","$7,221,458","$9,521,458" +44,"Jul 30, 2004",Thunderbirds,"$55,000,000","$6,768,055","$28,231,444" +45,"Nov 26, 2004",Un long dimanche de fiançailles,"$55,000,000","$6,167,817","$69,759,296" +46,"May 4, 2007",Lucky You,"$55,000,000","$5,755,286","$6,521,829" +47,"Jul 22, 1998",Lolita,"$55,000,000","$1,147,784","$1,147,784" +48,"Sep 20, 2002",Eye See You,"$55,000,000","$79,161","$1,807,990" +49,"Jun 19, 1981",Superman II,"$54,000,000","$108,185,706","$108,185,706" +50,"Mar 22, 2002",Blade 2,"$54,000,000","$81,676,888","$154,338,601" +51,"Jul 14, 2006","You, Me and Dupree","$54,000,000","$75,802,010","$130,402,010" +52,"Dec 19, 2008",Seven Pounds,"$54,000,000","$69,951,824","$166,617,328" +53,"Dec 25, 1990",The Godfather: Part III,"$54,000,000","$66,520,529","$66,520,529" +54,"Oct 14, 2005",Elizabethtown,"$54,000,000","$26,850,426","$50,719,373" +55,"Aug 1, 2003",Gigli,"$54,000,000","$6,087,542","$7,126,002" +56,"Jun 16, 2000",Shaft,"$53,012,938","$70,327,868","$107,190,108" +57,"Aug 5, 2005",The Dukes of Hazzard,"$53,000,000","$80,270,227","$109,848,461" +58,"Oct 16, 2009",Law Abiding Citizen,"$53,000,000","$73,357,727","$131,159,781" +59,"Sep 18, 2015",Black Mass,"$53,000,000","$62,575,678","$98,837,872" +60,"Nov 14, 1997",Anastasia,"$53,000,000","$58,403,409","$139,801,096" +61,"May 18, 2001",Moulin Rouge,"$53,000,000","$57,386,369","$179,200,588" +62,"Nov 2, 2001",Domestic Disturbance,"$53,000,000","$45,207,112","$54,207,112" +63,"Oct 20, 2006",Flags of Our Fathers,"$53,000,000","$33,602,376","$63,657,941" +64,"Apr 6, 2007",Grindhouse,"$53,000,000","$25,031,037","$50,187,789" +65,"Oct 16, 1998",Beloved,"$53,000,000","$22,852,487","$22,852,487" +66,"Dec 19, 2012",Zero Dark Thirty,"$52,500,000","$95,720,716","$134,612,435" +67,"Dec 25, 2002",Catch Me if You Can,"$52,000,000","$164,606,800","$355,612,291" +68,"Jul 18, 2008",Mamma Mia!,"$52,000,000","$144,130,063","$615,748,772" +69,"Jun 2, 2006",The Break-Up,"$52,000,000","$118,703,275","$205,727,307" +70,"Feb 12, 2010",Valentine's Day,"$52,000,000","$110,485,654","$217,569,328" +71,"Nov 22, 1995",Casino,"$52,000,000","$42,438,300","$110,400,000" +72,"Aug 5, 2011",The Change-Up,"$52,000,000","$37,243,418","$75,997,067" +73,"Dec 23, 1998",The Thin Red Line,"$52,000,000","$36,400,491","$97,709,034" +74,"Dec 22, 1999",Man on the Moon,"$52,000,000","$34,580,635","$47,407,635" +75,"Feb 5, 2010",From Paris With Love,"$52,000,000","$24,077,427","$53,139,168" +76,"Apr 16, 2003",Bulletproof Monk,"$52,000,000","$23,010,607","$23,010,607" +77,"Jun 23, 2000","Me, Myself & Irene","$51,000,000","$90,570,999","$149,270,999" +78,"Aug 4, 2006",Barnyard: The Original Party Animals,"$51,000,000","$72,779,000","$118,583,844" +79,"Aug 17, 2018",Alpha,"$51,000,000","$35,851,379","$99,624,873" +80,"Nov 22, 2006",Deck the Halls,"$51,000,000","$35,093,569","$46,815,807" +81,"Mar 4, 2011",The Adjustment Bureau,"$50,200,000","$62,495,645","$126,931,325" +82,"Nov 20, 2009",The Twilight Saga: New Moon,"$50,000,000","$296,623,634","$687,557,727" +83,"May 18, 2001",Shrek,"$50,000,000","$267,655,011","$491,812,794" +84,"Jun 29, 2012",Ted,"$50,000,000","$218,665,740","$556,016,627" +85,"Jun 13, 2014",22 Jump Street,"$50,000,000","$191,719,337","$331,333,876" +86,"Jun 14, 1991",Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves,"$50,000,000","$165,493,908","$390,500,000" +87,"Dec 13, 1996",Jerry Maguire,"$50,000,000","$153,952,592","$274,000,000" +88,"Dec 25, 2015",Daddy’s Home,"$50,000,000","$150,357,137","$242,757,137" +89,"Dec 24, 1997",As Good as it Gets,"$50,000,000","$148,478,011","$314,111,923" +90,"Dec 25, 1998",Patch Adams,"$50,000,000","$135,014,968","$202,173,000" +91,"Jun 17, 2016",Central Intelligence,"$50,000,000","$127,440,871","$217,194,805" +92,"Dec 18, 2013",Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues,"$50,000,000","$127,352,707","$172,185,754" +93,"Jun 10, 2011",Super 8,"$50,000,000","$127,004,179","$257,972,745" +94,"Jun 28, 2002",Mr. Deeds,"$50,000,000","$126,293,452","$171,269,535" +95,"Mar 17, 2000",Erin Brockovich,"$50,000,000","$125,548,685","$257,805,243" +96,"Nov 21, 2018",Creed II,"$50,000,000","$115,715,889","$213,591,522" +97,"Feb 9, 2018",Peter Rabbit,"$50,000,000","$115,234,093","$347,136,477" +98,"Feb 7, 2003",How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days,"$50,000,000","$105,807,520","$178,890,782" +99,"Nov 11, 1994",Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles,"$50,000,000","$105,264,608","$223,564,608" +100,"Dec 14, 2018",The Mule,"$50,000,000","$103,804,407","$170,857,676" +1,"Dec 19, 2008",Yes Man,"$50,000,000","$97,690,976","$225,990,976" +2,"Feb 28, 2014",Non-Stop,"$50,000,000","$91,742,160","$222,383,055" +3,"Dec 25, 1998",Stepmom,"$50,000,000","$91,137,662","$159,745,279" +4,"Aug 9, 2013",Disney Planes,"$50,000,000","$90,282,580","$238,059,569" +5,"Mar 10, 2006",Failure to Launch,"$50,000,000","$88,715,192","$128,402,901" +6,"Mar 24, 2006",Inside Man,"$50,000,000","$88,634,237","$185,798,265" +7,"Jul 28, 2017",The Emoji Movie,"$50,000,000","$86,089,513","$216,562,312" +8,"Jul 29, 2011","Crazy, Stupid, Love","$50,000,000","$84,351,197","$147,142,328" +9,"Dec 22, 2017",The Post,"$50,000,000","$81,903,458","$179,748,880" +10,"Feb 5, 1999",Payback,"$50,000,000","$81,526,121","$161,626,121" +11,"Jun 9, 1995",Congo,"$50,000,000","$81,022,333","$152,022,333" +12,"Mar 20, 2009",Knowing,"$50,000,000","$79,957,634","$186,450,317" +13,"Mar 18, 2005",The Ring Two,"$50,000,000","$75,941,727","$161,941,727" +14,"Dec 23, 2011",We Bought a Zoo,"$50,000,000","$75,624,550","$118,729,073" +15,"Sep 23, 2011",Moneyball,"$50,000,000","$75,605,492","$111,300,835" +16,"Jun 11, 2004",Garfield: The Movie,"$50,000,000","$75,367,693","$208,094,550" +17,"Nov 24, 2004",Christmas with the Kranks,"$50,000,000","$73,701,902","$96,469,187" +18,"Mar 17, 2006",V for Vendetta,"$50,000,000","$70,511,035","$130,214,162" +19,"Mar 10, 1995",Outbreak,"$50,000,000","$67,823,573","$190,023,573" +20,"Mar 13, 2009",Race to Witch Mountain,"$50,000,000","$67,172,595","$105,103,784" +21,"Sep 24, 2004",The Forgotten,"$50,000,000","$66,711,892","$117,211,892" +22,"Jun 22, 2005",Herbie: Fully Loaded,"$50,000,000","$66,010,682","$144,110,682" +23,"Feb 7, 2003",Shanghai Knights,"$50,000,000","$60,470,220","$88,316,835" +24,"Jul 18, 2014",Planes: Fire and Rescue,"$50,000,000","$59,157,732","$156,399,644" +25,"Feb 10, 2006",Curious George,"$50,000,000","$58,640,119","$71,052,604" +26,"Apr 6, 2012",American Reunion,"$50,000,000","$56,758,835","$236,799,211" +27,"Jan 25, 2013",Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters,"$50,000,000","$55,703,475","$214,949,716" +28,"Feb 18, 2011",I am Number Four,"$50,000,000","$55,100,437","$146,195,159" +29,"Sep 28, 2001",Don’t Say a Word,"$50,000,000","$54,997,476","$104,488,383" +30,"Jan 15, 2016",13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,"$50,000,000","$52,853,219","$69,411,370" +31,"May 8, 2002",Unfaithful,"$50,000,000","$52,752,475","$119,114,494" +32,"Sep 29, 2017",American Made,"$50,000,000","$51,342,000","$135,569,212" +33,"Nov 23, 2005",Syriana,"$50,000,000","$50,824,620","$92,690,959" +34,"Sep 10, 2004",Resident Evil: Apocalypse,"$50,000,000","$50,740,078","$125,168,734" +35,"Oct 17, 2014",The Book of Life,"$50,000,000","$50,151,543","$97,651,543" +36,"Feb 14, 1997",Absolute Power,"$50,000,000","$50,068,310","$50,068,310" +37,"Feb 10, 2006",Firewall,"$50,000,000","$48,751,189","$82,751,189" +38,"Sep 12, 1997",The Game,"$50,000,000","$48,265,581","$80,369,970" +39,"Aug 22, 1997",G.I. Jane,"$50,000,000","$48,169,156","$48,169,156" +40,"Aug 8, 2014",Into the Storm,"$50,000,000","$47,602,194","$150,429,371" +41,"Oct 10, 2014",The Judge,"$50,000,000","$47,119,388","$76,119,388" +42,"Apr 21, 2006",Silent Hill,"$50,000,000","$46,982,632","$94,704,227" +43,"Aug 11, 2000",The Replacements,"$50,000,000","$44,737,059","$50,054,511" +44,"Jul 29, 1998",The Negotiator,"$50,000,000","$44,705,766","$49,105,766" +45,"Aug 19, 2016",War Dogs,"$50,000,000","$43,034,523","$86,234,503" +46,"May 25, 1994",Beverly Hills Cop III,"$50,000,000","$42,586,861","$119,180,938" +47,"Jun 15, 1990",Gremlins 2: The New Batch,"$50,000,000","$41,476,097","$41,476,097" +48,"Sep 26, 1997",The Peacemaker,"$50,000,000","$41,263,140","$62,967,368" +49,"Oct 3, 2003",Out of Time,"$50,000,000","$41,083,108","$55,489,826" +50,"Nov 12, 2004",Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason,"$50,000,000","$40,203,020","$263,894,551" +51,"Feb 11, 2000",The Beach,"$50,000,000","$39,778,599","$39,778,599" +52,"Jun 10, 2005",The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D,"$50,000,000","$39,177,684","$69,425,966" +53,"Feb 18, 1994",On Deadly Ground,"$50,000,000","$38,590,458","$38,590,458" +54,"Nov 25, 2009",Ninja Assassin,"$50,000,000","$38,122,883","$62,209,892" +55,"May 28, 2004",Raising Helen,"$50,000,000","$37,485,528","$49,928,680" +56,"May 20, 2016",The Nice Guys,"$50,000,000","$36,261,763","$59,596,747" +57,"Sep 17, 1999",For Love of the Game,"$50,000,000","$35,188,640","$46,112,640" +58,"Dec 11, 1998",Jack Frost,"$50,000,000","$34,645,374","$34,645,374" +59,"Jun 4, 2010",Marmaduke,"$50,000,000","$33,644,788","$89,895,930" +60,"Jun 28, 1996",Striptease,"$50,000,000","$33,109,743","$113,309,743" +61,"Oct 15, 2010",Hereafter,"$50,000,000","$32,746,941","$108,660,270" +62,"Apr 19, 2002",Murder by Numbers,"$50,000,000","$31,874,869","$56,643,267" +63,"Oct 6, 1995",Assassins,"$50,000,000","$30,306,268","$83,306,268" +64,"Feb 12, 2016",Zoolander 2,"$50,000,000","$28,848,693","$55,348,693" +65,"Jan 16, 2009",Defiance,"$50,000,000","$28,644,813","$52,987,754" +66,"Feb 9, 2007",Hannibal Rising,"$50,000,000","$27,669,725","$80,583,311" +67,"Oct 15, 1999",The Story of Us,"$50,000,000","$27,100,030","$27,100,030" +68,"Mar 29, 2013",The Host,"$50,000,000","$26,623,701","$64,477,051" +69,"Mar 28, 2003",Basic,"$50,000,000","$26,599,248","$42,598,498" +70,"Mar 13, 2015",Run All Night,"$50,000,000","$26,461,644","$66,961,644" +71,"Aug 9, 2002",Blood Work,"$50,000,000","$26,199,517","$26,199,517" +72,"Feb 13, 2009",The International,"$50,000,000","$25,450,527","$53,850,527" +73,"Aug 9, 1996",Escape from L.A.,"$50,000,000","$25,426,861","$25,426,861" +74,"Feb 27, 2004",Twisted,"$50,000,000","$25,195,050","$40,119,848" +75,"Dec 10, 2004",The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou,"$50,000,000","$24,006,726","$34,806,726" +76,"Aug 4, 1999",The Iron Giant,"$50,000,000","$23,159,305","$31,333,917" +77,"Apr 12, 2019",Hellboy,"$50,000,000","$21,903,748","$40,725,492" +78,"Apr 8, 2011",Your Highness,"$50,000,000","$21,596,445","$26,121,638" +79,"Sep 16, 2016",Snowden,"$50,000,000","$21,587,519","$35,380,918" +80,"Sep 30, 2011",Dream House,"$50,000,000","$21,302,340","$41,642,166" +81,"Jun 24, 2016",Free State of Jones,"$50,000,000","$20,810,036","$23,237,252" +82,"Sep 4, 2009",Gamer,"$50,000,000","$20,534,907","$42,002,029" +83,"Feb 25, 2005",Man of the House,"$50,000,000","$19,699,706","$22,099,706" +84,"Feb 21, 2003",The Life of David Gale,"$50,000,000","$19,694,635","$28,920,188" +85,"Feb 14, 2013",Beautiful Creatures,"$50,000,000","$19,452,138","$60,282,876" +86,"Sep 30, 2005",Into the Blue,"$50,000,000","$18,782,227","$41,982,227" +87,"Sep 14, 2007",Eastern Promises,"$50,000,000","$17,181,265","$56,077,088" +88,"Jul 1, 1994",Baby's Day Out,"$50,000,000","$16,581,575","$16,581,575" +89,"Nov 12, 1999",The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc,"$50,000,000","$14,271,297","$14,271,297" +90,"Nov 3, 1995",Fair Game,"$50,000,000","$11,497,497","$26,097,497" +91,"Feb 25, 2011",Drive Angry,"$50,000,000","$10,721,033","$41,042,583" +92,"Nov 7, 1997",Mad City,"$50,000,000","$10,561,038","$10,561,038" +93,"Oct 13, 1995",The Scarlet Letter,"$50,000,000","$10,359,006","$10,359,006" +94,"Oct 14, 2005",Domino,"$50,000,000","$10,169,202","$23,574,057" +95,"Oct 13, 1995",Jade,"$50,000,000","$9,812,870","$9,812,870" +96,"Feb 27, 2009",Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li,"$50,000,000","$8,742,261","$12,660,287" +97,"Mar 29, 2002",Death to Smoochy,"$50,000,000","$8,355,815","$8,374,062" +98,"Feb 16, 2018",Early Man,"$50,000,000","$8,267,544","$45,285,890" +99,"Nov 13, 2009",The Boat That Rocked,"$50,000,000","$8,017,467","$37,472,651" +100,"Jan 30, 2004",The Big Bounce,"$50,000,000","$6,471,394","$6,626,115" +1,"Mar 3, 2000",What Planet Are You From?,"$50,000,000","$6,291,602","$6,291,602" +2,"Apr 17, 2015",Child 44,"$50,000,000","$1,224,330","$8,004,221" +3,"Jan 23, 2009",Outlander,"$50,000,000","$166,003","$1,250,617" +4,"Mar 15, 2013",Upside Down,"$50,000,000","$102,118","$26,387,039" +5,"Oct 2, 2015",Shanghai,"$50,000,000","$46,425","$15,505,922" +6,"Dec 31, 2020",Hannibal the Conqueror,"$50,000,000",$0,$0 +7,"Nov 8, 2019",Arctic Dogs,"$50,000,000",$0,$0 +8,"Nov 22, 2019",The Rhythm Section,"$50,000,000",$0,$0 +9,"Sep 20, 2019",Ad Astra,"$49,800,000",$0,$0 +10,"Nov 2, 2001",The One,"$49,000,000","$43,905,746","$72,689,126" +11,"Mar 6, 2015",Chappie,"$49,000,000","$31,569,268","$105,002,056" +12,"Jul 11, 1990",The Adventures of Ford Fairlane,"$49,000,000","$20,423,389","$20,423,389" +13,"Nov 16, 2012",Anna Karenina,"$49,000,000","$12,816,367","$71,004,627" +14,"May 24, 1989",Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade,"$48,000,000","$197,171,806","$474,171,806" +15,"Oct 18, 2002",The Ring,"$48,000,000","$129,094,024","$248,218,486" +16,"Dec 27, 2000",Traffic,"$48,000,000","$124,107,476","$208,300,000" +17,"Mar 29, 2002",Panic Room,"$48,000,000","$95,308,367","$196,308,367" +18,"Jan 9, 2015",Taken 3,"$48,000,000","$89,256,424","$327,656,424" +19,"Aug 6, 1999",The Thomas Crown Affair,"$48,000,000","$69,304,264","$124,304,264" +20,"Nov 16, 2018",Instant Family,"$48,000,000","$67,363,237","$119,736,188" +21,"Nov 5, 1999",The Bone Collector,"$48,000,000","$66,488,090","$151,463,090" +22,"Oct 1, 1999",Three Kings,"$48,000,000","$60,652,036","$107,752,036" +23,"Jan 22, 2010",Tooth Fairy,"$48,000,000","$60,022,256","$112,610,386" +24,"Aug 17, 2001",Rat Race,"$48,000,000","$56,607,223","$86,607,223" +25,"Sep 7, 2007",3:10 to Yuma,"$48,000,000","$53,606,916","$71,171,825" +26,"Aug 13, 2001",K-PAX,"$48,000,000","$50,315,140","$50,315,140" +27,"Dec 25, 2001",Kate and Leopold,"$48,000,000","$47,095,453","$70,937,778" +28,"Oct 20, 2000",Bedazzled,"$48,000,000","$37,879,996","$90,376,224" +29,"Jun 26, 1998",Out of Sight,"$48,000,000","$37,562,568","$77,562,568" +30,"Dec 14, 1984",The Cotton Club,"$48,000,000","$25,928,721","$25,928,721" +31,"Jan 25, 2008",Rambo,"$47,500,000","$42,754,105","$112,214,531" +32,"Jul 13, 2016",The Infiltrator,"$47,500,000","$15,436,808","$20,718,104" +33,"Jun 15, 1990",Dick Tracy,"$47,000,000","$103,738,726","$162,738,726" +34,"Nov 11, 2016",Arrival,"$47,000,000","$100,546,139","$203,127,894" +35,"Jun 14, 1996",The Cable Guy,"$47,000,000","$60,240,295","$102,825,796" +36,"Apr 22, 2009",Earth,"$47,000,000","$32,011,576","$116,773,317" +37,"Oct 19, 2001",Riding in Cars with Boys,"$47,000,000","$29,781,453","$29,781,453" +38,"Jan 5, 2007",Happily N'Ever After,"$47,000,000","$15,849,032","$37,923,818" +39,"Nov 27, 2002",Solaris,"$47,000,000","$14,970,038","$14,970,038" +40,"Jun 18, 2010",Jonah Hex,"$47,000,000","$10,547,117","$11,022,696" +41,"Feb 23, 1996",Mary Reilly,"$47,000,000","$5,707,094","$12,900,000" +42,"Dec 23, 2016",Silence,"$46,500,000","$7,100,177","$23,726,626" +43,"Nov 1, 2013",Mr. Nobody,"$46,500,000","$3,622","$22,254" +44,"Jun 20, 1997",My Best Friend's Wedding,"$46,000,000","$126,813,153","$298,923,419" +45,"Jul 20, 2001",America's Sweethearts,"$46,000,000","$93,607,673","$160,648,493" +46,"Nov 22, 1996",Star Trek: First Contact,"$46,000,000","$92,027,888","$150,000,000" +47,"May 24, 2002",Insomnia,"$46,000,000","$67,263,182","$113,622,499" +48,"Sep 20, 2013",Prisoners,"$46,000,000","$61,002,302","$113,402,302" +49,"Jul 12, 1996",Courage Under Fire,"$46,000,000","$59,003,384","$100,833,145" +50,"Sep 17, 1982",Inchon,"$46,000,000","$4,408,636","$4,408,636" +51,"Dec 31, 2010",Arthur and the War of Two Worlds,"$45,500,000","$347,136","$36,180,824" +52,"Mar 21, 1997",Liar Liar,"$45,000,000","$181,410,615","$302,710,615" +53,"Nov 20, 1998",A Bug's Life,"$45,000,000","$162,798,565","$363,095,319" +54,"Oct 5, 2012",Taken 2,"$45,000,000","$139,854,287","$377,807,404" +55,"May 27, 1994",The Flintstones,"$45,000,000","$130,531,208","$358,500,000" +56,"Oct 24, 2003",Scary Movie 3,"$45,000,000","$110,000,082","$155,200,000" +57,"Dec 22, 2000",Miss Congeniality,"$45,000,000","$106,807,667","$213,420,951" +58,"Dec 22, 2017",Pitch Perfect 3,"$45,000,000","$104,897,530","$185,736,412" +59,"Jul 11, 2008",Journey to the Center of the Earth,"$45,000,000","$101,704,370","$243,180,937" +60,"Dec 17, 1993",The Pelican Brief,"$45,000,000","$100,768,056","$187,995,859" +61,"Aug 11, 2004",The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement,"$45,000,000","$95,149,435","$122,071,435" +62,"Dec 25, 2007",The Bucket List,"$45,000,000","$93,466,502","$174,807,445" +63,"Jul 20, 1994",The Client,"$45,000,000","$92,115,211","$117,615,211" +64,"Nov 23, 2011",The Muppets,"$45,000,000","$88,625,922","$160,971,922" +65,"Jun 5, 1992",Patriot Games,"$45,000,000","$83,287,363","$178,100,000" +66,"May 13, 2005",Monster-in-Law,"$45,000,000","$82,931,301","$155,931,301" +67,"Oct 5, 2001",Training Day,"$45,000,000","$76,261,036","$104,505,362" +68,"Oct 7, 2016",The Girl on the Train,"$45,000,000","$75,395,035","$174,278,214" +69,"Dec 24, 1999",Galaxy Quest,"$45,000,000","$71,423,726","$90,523,726" +70,"Jul 4, 2001",Scary Movie 2,"$45,000,000","$71,277,420","$141,189,101" +71,"Aug 21, 1998",Blade,"$45,000,000","$70,141,876","$131,237,688" +72,"Jan 14, 2005",Coach Carter,"$45,000,000","$67,264,877","$76,665,507" +73,"Mar 19, 2010",The Bounty Hunter,"$45,000,000","$67,061,228","$135,808,837" +74,"Apr 12, 2002",Changing Lanes,"$45,000,000","$66,790,248","$66,790,248" +75,"Apr 11, 1997",Anaconda,"$45,000,000","$65,598,907","$136,998,907" +76,"Jan 20, 2006",Underworld: Evolution,"$45,000,000","$62,318,875","$113,417,762" +77,"Aug 4, 2000",Coyote Ugly,"$45,000,000","$60,786,269","$113,916,474" +78,"Nov 7, 2003",Love Actually,"$45,000,000","$59,472,278","$248,505,300" +79,"Aug 9, 1996",Jack,"$45,000,000","$58,617,334","$58,617,334" +80,"Oct 7, 1994",The Specialist,"$45,000,000","$57,362,581","$57,362,581" +81,"Dec 9, 2016",Office Christmas Party,"$45,000,000","$54,767,494","$91,323,299" +82,"Aug 16, 1996",Tin Cup,"$45,000,000","$53,854,588","$75,854,588" +83,"Nov 23, 2005","Yours, Mine and Ours","$45,000,000","$53,359,917","$72,359,917" +84,"May 13, 2005",Kicking and Screaming,"$45,000,000","$52,842,724","$55,842,724" +85,"Apr 29, 2005",The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,"$45,000,000","$51,019,112","$102,746,214" +86,"Sep 21, 2007",Resident Evil: Extinction,"$45,000,000","$50,648,679","$149,871,103" +87,"Dec 25, 2004",Fat Albert,"$45,000,000","$48,114,556","$48,563,556" +88,"Jul 6, 2012",Savages,"$45,000,000","$47,323,100","$82,513,490" +89,"Sep 30, 1994",The River Wild,"$45,000,000","$46,815,000","$94,215,000" +90,"May 23, 2014",Blended,"$45,000,000","$46,290,741","$127,990,741" +91,"Jun 16, 2017",All Eyez on Me,"$45,000,000","$44,922,302","$54,876,855" +92,"Jan 13, 2006",Last Holiday,"$45,000,000","$38,399,961","$43,343,247" +93,"Mar 3, 2006",16 Blocks,"$45,000,000","$36,895,141","$65,595,141" +94,"Jul 14, 1995",The Indian in the Cupboard,"$45,000,000","$35,627,222","$35,627,222" +95,"Sep 10, 2004",Cellular,"$45,000,000","$32,003,620","$61,475,984" +96,"Jul 28, 2006",The Ant Bully,"$45,000,000","$28,142,535","$49,610,898" +97,"Jul 18, 2003",Johnny English,"$45,000,000","$28,013,509","$163,126,676" +98,"Dec 14, 1984",Dune,"$45,000,000","$27,447,471","$27,447,471" +99,"Jul 31, 2009",Aliens in the Attic,"$45,000,000","$25,200,412","$59,551,283" +100,"Sep 14, 2007",Across the Universe,"$45,000,000","$24,343,673","$29,367,143" +1,"Dec 26, 2008",Revolutionary Road,"$45,000,000","$22,951,340","$79,604,820" +2,"Aug 29, 2008",Babylon A.D.,"$45,000,000","$22,532,572","$70,216,497" +3,"Nov 4, 1994",Frankenstein,"$45,000,000","$22,006,296","$112,006,296" +4,"Oct 4, 1996",The Glimmer Man,"$45,000,000","$20,404,841","$36,404,841" +5,"Jul 17, 1996",Multiplicity,"$45,000,000","$20,133,326","$20,133,326" +6,"May 3, 2019",UglyDolls,"$45,000,000","$19,894,664","$24,644,664" +7,"Jan 19, 2001",The Pledge,"$45,000,000","$19,719,930","$29,406,132" +8,"Dec 16, 2005",The Producers: The Movie Musical,"$45,000,000","$19,398,532","$32,952,995" +9,"Jun 7, 1996",The Phantom,"$45,000,000","$17,220,599","$17,220,599" +10,"Jul 1, 2005",Rebound,"$45,000,000","$16,809,014","$17,492,014" +11,"Feb 19, 2010",The Ghost Writer,"$45,000,000","$15,541,549","$65,532,491" +12,"Dec 22, 2000",All the Pretty Horses,"$45,000,000","$15,527,125","$18,120,267" +13,"Sep 5, 2008",Bangkok Dangerous,"$45,000,000","$15,298,133","$46,598,133" +14,"Dec 20, 1995",Nixon,"$45,000,000","$13,668,249","$34,668,249" +15,"Sep 21, 2012",Dredd,"$45,000,000","$13,414,714","$41,467,606" +16,"Oct 28, 2011",The Rum Diary,"$45,000,000","$13,109,815","$21,544,732" +17,"Jan 30, 1998",Deep Rising,"$45,000,000","$11,203,026","$11,203,026" +18,"Dec 21, 2018",Welcome to Marwen,"$45,000,000","$10,763,520","$12,874,922" +19,"Oct 21, 2011",Johnny English Reborn,"$45,000,000","$8,406,711","$164,640,401" +20,"Sep 26, 2008",Miracle at St. Anna,"$45,000,000","$7,916,887","$9,676,497" +21,"Apr 5, 2002",Big Trouble,"$45,000,000","$7,262,288","$8,488,871" +22,"Dec 21, 2006",Man cheng jin dai huang jin jia,"$45,000,000","$6,566,773","$76,904,429" +23,"Nov 16, 2007",Love in the Time of Cholera,"$45,000,000","$4,617,608","$31,077,418" +24,"Dec 25, 2002",Pinocchio,"$45,000,000","$3,681,811","$31,681,811" +25,"Jan 31, 1997",Shadow Conspiracy,"$45,000,000","$2,154,540","$2,154,540" +26,"Dec 31, 2012",Foodfight!,"$45,000,000",$0,"$73,706" +27,"Oct 12, 2012",Argo,"$44,500,000","$136,025,503","$227,140,757" +28,"Aug 6, 1993",The Fugitive,"$44,000,000","$183,875,760","$353,715,317" +29,"May 22, 1985",Rambo: First Blood Part II,"$44,000,000","$150,415,432","$300,400,000" +30,"Oct 18, 1996",Sleepers,"$44,000,000","$53,300,852","$165,600,852" +31,"Jul 30, 2010",Charlie St. Cloud,"$44,000,000","$31,206,263","$48,478,084" +32,"Feb 2, 1996",The Juror,"$44,000,000","$22,730,924","$22,730,924" +33,"Feb 6, 2014",The Interview,"$44,000,000","$6,105,175","$12,342,632" +34,"Nov 19, 1980",Heaven's Gate,"$44,000,000","$3,484,331","$3,484,523" +35,"Jun 28, 2013",The Heat,"$43,000,000","$159,581,587","$229,727,774" +36,"Dec 19, 2000",Finding Forrester,"$43,000,000","$51,768,623","$80,013,623" +37,"Apr 14, 2000",28 Days,"$43,000,000","$37,035,515","$62,063,972" +38,"May 13, 2005",Danny the Dog,"$43,000,000","$24,537,621","$49,037,621" +39,"Apr 12, 2002",The Sweetest Thing,"$43,000,000","$24,430,272","$63,078,756" +40,"Nov 9, 2018",The Girl in the Spider’s Web,"$43,000,000","$14,828,555","$34,983,342" +41,"Jan 6, 2017",A Monster Calls,"$43,000,000","$3,740,823","$46,414,530" +42,"Jan 28, 2011",The Mechanic,"$42,500,000","$29,121,498","$76,347,393" +43,"Jun 30, 1993",The Firm,"$42,000,000","$158,340,892","$270,340,892" +44,"Mar 16, 2012",21 Jump Street,"$42,000,000","$138,447,667","$202,812,429" +45,"May 28, 1999",Notting Hill,"$42,000,000","$116,089,678","$363,728,085" +46,"Jun 21, 2000",Chicken Run,"$42,000,000","$106,793,915","$227,793,915" +47,"Jan 16, 2004",Along Came Polly,"$42,000,000","$88,073,507","$173,044,410" +48,"Jul 1, 1992",Boomerang,"$42,000,000","$70,052,444","$131,052,444" +49,"Jul 10, 2009",Brüno,"$42,000,000","$60,054,530","$138,708,527" +50,"Jun 12, 1963",Cleopatra,"$42,000,000","$57,000,000","$71,000,000" +51,"May 12, 2017",Snatched,"$42,000,000","$45,852,178","$57,852,177" +52,"Oct 12, 2012",Here Comes the Boom,"$42,000,000","$45,290,318","$73,239,258" +53,"Apr 5, 2002",High Crimes,"$42,000,000","$41,543,207","$63,781,100" +54,"Nov 15, 1996",The Mirror Has Two Faces,"$42,000,000","$41,267,469","$41,267,469" +55,"Mar 11, 2011",Red Riding Hood,"$42,000,000","$37,662,162","$91,678,442" +56,"Jan 25, 2002",The Mothman Prophecies,"$42,000,000","$35,228,696","$56,438,555" +57,"Jul 14, 1989",Licence to Kill,"$42,000,000","$34,667,015","$156,167,015" +58,"Dec 25, 2018",Holmes & Watson,"$42,000,000","$30,568,743","$41,926,605" +59,"Jan 27, 2012",One for the Money,"$42,000,000","$26,414,527","$36,197,221" +60,"Mar 9, 2001",15 Minutes,"$42,000,000","$24,375,436","$56,331,864" +61,"Sep 16, 2005",Lord of War,"$42,000,000","$24,149,632","$60,437,727" +62,"May 28, 1993",Super Mario Bros.,"$42,000,000","$20,844,907","$20,844,907" +63,"Oct 2, 1992",Hero,"$42,000,000","$19,487,173","$66,787,173" +64,"Jan 27, 2012",Man on a Ledge,"$42,000,000","$18,620,000","$49,621,440" +65,"Dec 3, 2010",The Warrior's Way,"$42,000,000","$5,666,340","$8,514,325" +66,"Apr 18, 1997",McHale's Navy,"$42,000,000","$4,408,420","$4,408,420" +67,"May 28, 2010",Micmacs,"$42,000,000","$1,259,693","$11,756,922" +68,"Dec 31, 2006",Les Bronzés 3: amis pour la vie,"$42,000,000",$0,"$83,833,602" +69,"Dec 31, 2015",Pourquoi j'ai pas mangé mon père,"$42,000,000",$0,"$15,451,663" +70,"Nov 8, 2002",8 Mile,"$41,000,000","$116,724,075","$245,768,384" +71,"May 31, 2019",Rocketman,"$41,000,000","$57,342,725","$108,642,725" +72,"May 11, 2001",A Knight’s Tale,"$41,000,000","$56,083,966","$100,622,586" +73,"Aug 22, 2003",The Medallion,"$41,000,000","$22,108,977","$22,108,977" +74,"Oct 14, 2011",The Big Year,"$41,000,000","$7,204,138","$7,684,524" +75,"Aug 6, 1999",The Sixth Sense,"$40,000,000","$293,506,292","$672,806,292" +76,"Jul 15, 2005",Wedding Crashers,"$40,000,000","$209,218,368","$283,218,368" +77,"Jun 11, 2010",The Karate Kid,"$40,000,000","$176,591,618","$351,774,938" +78,"Feb 13, 2015",Fifty Shades of Grey,"$40,000,000","$166,167,230","$570,998,101" +79,"Jun 19, 2009",The Proposal,"$40,000,000","$163,958,031","$314,709,717" +80,"Dec 13, 2013",American Hustle,"$40,000,000","$150,117,807","$257,878,294" +81,"May 17, 2019",John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum,"$40,000,000","$141,744,320","$256,498,033" +82,"Dec 25, 2003",Cheaper by the Dozen,"$40,000,000","$138,614,544","$190,212,113" +83,"Jul 25, 2014",Lucy,"$40,000,000","$126,573,960","$457,507,776" +84,"Dec 25, 2013",Lone Survivor,"$40,000,000","$125,095,601","$149,804,632" +85,"Nov 22, 1989",Back to the Future Part II,"$40,000,000","$118,450,002","$332,000,000" +86,"Sep 24, 1999",Double Jeopardy,"$40,000,000","$116,735,231","$177,835,231" +87,"Jul 25, 2003",Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over,"$40,000,000","$111,760,631","$167,851,995" +88,"Jul 24, 1996",A Time to Kill,"$40,000,000","$108,766,007","$152,266,007" +89,"Jul 1, 1992",A League of Their Own,"$40,000,000","$107,533,925","$132,440,066" +90,"Jun 10, 2016",The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Poltergeist,"$40,000,000","$102,470,008","$311,262,102" +91,"Oct 1, 2010",The Social Network,"$40,000,000","$96,962,694","$224,922,135" +92,"Aug 7, 2009",Julie & Julia,"$40,000,000","$94,125,426","$126,646,119" +93,"Feb 6, 2009",He's Just Not That Into You,"$40,000,000","$93,953,653","$181,053,657" +94,"Feb 10, 2017",John Wick: Chapter Two,"$40,000,000","$92,029,184","$171,350,009" +95,"Jan 15, 2016",Ride Along 2,"$40,000,000","$90,862,685","$124,827,316" +96,"Apr 14, 2006",Scary Movie 4,"$40,000,000","$90,710,620","$178,710,620" +97,"Mar 27, 2015",Get Hard,"$40,000,000","$90,411,453","$106,511,453" +98,"Feb 4, 2000",Scream 3,"$40,000,000","$89,138,076","$161,838,076" +99,"May 24, 1990",Back to the Future Part III,"$40,000,000","$88,055,283","$244,088,654" +100,"Oct 14, 2016",The Accountant,"$40,000,000","$86,260,045","$152,962,083" +1,"Nov 14, 2014",Dumb and Dumber To,"$40,000,000","$86,208,010","$156,553,592" +2,"Apr 25, 2014",The Other Woman,"$40,000,000","$83,911,193","$195,111,193" +3,"Nov 13, 1992",Bram Stoker's Dracula,"$40,000,000","$82,522,790","$215,862,692" +4,"Feb 17, 2006",Eight Below,"$40,000,000","$81,612,565","$120,455,994" +5,"Dec 24, 1999",The Talented Mr. Ripley,"$40,000,000","$81,292,135","$128,792,135" +6,"Sep 25, 2015",The Intern,"$40,000,000","$75,764,672","$197,115,710" +7,"Sep 25, 1992",The Last of the Mohicans,"$40,000,000","$75,505,856","$75,505,856" +8,"Oct 29, 2004",Ray,"$40,000,000","$75,305,995","$124,823,094" +9,"Apr 1, 2005",Sin City,"$40,000,000","$74,103,820","$158,527,918" +10,"Oct 16, 2015",Bridge of Spies,"$40,000,000","$72,313,754","$162,498,338" +11,"Feb 22, 2008",Vantage Point,"$40,000,000","$72,266,306","$150,886,329" +12,"Mar 20, 2009","I Love You, Man","$40,000,000","$72,013,010","$92,302,502" +13,"Nov 9, 2001",Shallow Hal,"$40,000,000","$70,836,296","$70,836,296" +14,"Dec 20, 1991",JFK,"$40,000,000","$70,405,498","$205,400,000" +15,"Jan 27, 2006",Big Momma's House 2,"$40,000,000","$70,165,972","$137,047,376" +16,"Sep 21, 2018",The House with a Clock in its Walls,"$40,000,000","$68,549,695","$126,331,750" +17,"Nov 4, 2016",Hacksaw Ridge,"$40,000,000","$67,209,615","$168,904,682" +18,"Mar 2, 2001",The Mexican,"$40,000,000","$66,808,615","$145,238,250" +19,"Aug 28, 2009",The Final Destination,"$40,000,000","$66,477,700","$187,384,627" +20,"Apr 17, 2009",17 Again,"$40,000,000","$64,167,069","$139,474,906" +21,"Feb 18, 2011",Unknown,"$40,000,000","$63,686,397","$136,123,083" +22,"Jun 4, 2010",Get Him to the Greek,"$40,000,000","$61,153,526","$91,455,875" +23,"Nov 21, 2003",Gothika,"$40,000,000","$59,588,068","$141,484,812" +24,"Nov 30, 2001",Behind Enemy Lines,"$40,000,000","$58,855,732","$58,855,732" +25,"Mar 18, 2011",The Lincoln Lawyer,"$40,000,000","$58,009,200","$87,145,086" +26,"Oct 15, 2004",Shall We Dance?,"$40,000,000","$57,887,882","$118,097,882" +27,"Aug 25, 2006",Invincible,"$40,000,000","$57,806,952","$58,501,127" +28,"Feb 15, 2013",Escape From Planet Earth,"$40,000,000","$57,012,977","$74,156,610" +29,"Jul 10, 1998",Small Soldiers,"$40,000,000","$55,143,823","$71,743,823" +30,"Jul 31, 1997",Spawn,"$40,000,000","$54,979,992","$87,949,859" +31,"Nov 26, 2014",Horrible Bosses 2,"$40,000,000","$54,445,357","$105,945,357" +32,"Jan 25, 2002",The Count of Monte Cristo,"$40,000,000","$54,228,104","$75,389,090" +33,"Oct 20, 2006",The Prestige,"$40,000,000","$53,089,891","$104,407,366" +34,"Jun 16, 2006",The Lake House,"$40,000,000","$52,330,111","$114,830,111" +35,"Jul 9, 2010",Predators,"$40,000,000","$52,000,688","$127,234,389" +36,"Aug 15, 2012",The Odd Life of Timothy Green,"$40,000,000","$51,853,450","$55,249,159" +37,"Jul 31, 1987",The Living Daylights,"$40,000,000","$51,185,000","$191,200,000" +38,"Dec 8, 2006",Apocalypto,"$40,000,000","$50,866,635","$121,032,272" +39,"Feb 14, 2007",Music and Lyrics,"$40,000,000","$50,572,589","$146,196,885" +40,"Jun 18, 1986",Legal Eagles,"$40,000,000","$49,851,591","$49,851,591" +41,"Mar 12, 2004",Secret Window,"$40,000,000","$47,958,031","$92,111,551" +42,"Aug 12, 2005",The Skeleton Key,"$40,000,000","$47,907,715","$92,256,918" +43,"Jun 20, 2014",Jersey Boys,"$40,000,000","$47,047,013","$65,282,732" +44,"May 2, 2008",Made of Honor,"$40,000,000","$46,012,734","$106,548,738" +45,"Nov 21, 1997",The Rainmaker,"$40,000,000","$45,916,769","$45,916,769" +46,"Feb 7, 1992",Medicine Man,"$40,000,000","$44,948,240","$44,948,240" +47,"Dec 12, 1997",Amistad,"$40,000,000","$44,212,592","$58,250,151" +48,"May 30, 2014",A Million Ways to Die in The West,"$40,000,000","$42,720,965","$86,778,557" +49,"Aug 12, 2011",Final Destination 5,"$40,000,000","$42,587,643","$155,011,165" +50,"Nov 16, 2018",Widows,"$40,000,000","$42,402,632","$73,866,088" +51,"Apr 8, 2005",Fever Pitch,"$40,000,000","$42,071,069","$50,071,069" +52,"Dec 25, 2007",Aliens vs. Predator - Requiem,"$40,000,000","$41,797,066","$128,884,494" +53,"Dec 25, 2007",The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep,"$40,000,000","$40,412,817","$103,429,755" +54,"Jul 18, 2014",Sex Tape,"$40,000,000","$38,543,473","$126,069,509" +55,"Apr 15, 2011",Scream 4,"$40,000,000","$38,180,928","$95,989,590" +56,"Dec 21, 1994",Ri¢hie Ri¢h,"$40,000,000","$38,087,756","$38,087,756" +57,"Aug 11, 2000",Autumn in New York,"$40,000,000","$37,752,931","$90,717,684" +58,"Mar 18, 2011",Paul,"$40,000,000","$37,412,945","$101,162,106" +59,"Dec 19, 2012",The Guilt Trip,"$40,000,000","$37,134,215","$41,294,674" +60,"Aug 26, 2011",Colombiana,"$40,000,000","$36,665,854","$72,295,262" +61,"Feb 26, 1999",8MM,"$40,000,000","$36,443,442","$96,398,826" +62,"Jan 12, 2018",The Commuter,"$40,000,000","$36,343,858","$101,985,431" +63,"Feb 18, 2000",Hanging Up,"$40,000,000","$36,037,909","$51,867,723" +64,"Mar 1, 1991",The Doors,"$40,000,000","$34,416,893","$34,416,893" +65,"Aug 20, 1999",Mickey Blue Eyes,"$40,000,000","$33,864,342","$53,864,342" +66,"Oct 20, 2000",Pay it Forward,"$40,000,000","$33,508,922","$55,696,705" +67,"Apr 8, 2011",Arthur,"$40,000,000","$33,035,397","$47,787,943" +68,"Mar 21, 2008",Drillbit Taylor,"$40,000,000","$32,862,104","$49,686,263" +69,"Dec 21, 2016",Patriots Day,"$40,000,000","$31,886,361","$52,837,989" +70,"Dec 25, 2011",Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close,"$40,000,000","$31,847,881","$55,247,881" +71,"Jul 1, 1994",The Shadow,"$40,000,000","$31,835,600","$31,835,600" +72,"Nov 26, 2008",Transporter 3,"$40,000,000","$31,715,062","$107,235,592" +73,"Nov 10, 2010",Morning Glory,"$40,000,000","$31,011,732","$59,795,070" +74,"Nov 9, 2005",Get Rich or Die Tryin',"$40,000,000","$30,981,850","$46,666,955" +75,"May 3, 2019",Long Shot,"$40,000,000","$30,202,860","$43,711,031" +76,"Aug 25, 2000",The Art of War,"$40,000,000","$30,199,105","$30,199,105" +77,"Dec 25, 2013",Grudge Match,"$40,000,000","$29,807,260","$69,807,260" +78,"Aug 11, 2000",Bless the Child,"$40,000,000","$29,374,178","$40,435,694" +79,"Nov 23, 2005",Rent,"$40,000,000","$29,077,547","$31,670,620" +80,"Apr 2, 1999",The Out-of-Towners,"$40,000,000","$28,544,120","$28,544,120" +81,"Aug 11, 2017",The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature,"$40,000,000","$28,370,522","$57,438,389" +82,"Aug 23, 1996",The Island of Dr. Moreau,"$40,000,000","$27,682,712","$27,682,712" +83,"Sep 7, 2001",The Musketeer,"$40,000,000","$27,053,815","$27,053,815" +84,"Jan 27, 2017",Resident Evil: The Final Chapter,"$40,000,000","$26,844,692","$314,101,190" +85,"Feb 29, 2008",The Other Boleyn Girl,"$40,000,000","$26,814,957","$78,269,970" +86,"Jun 30, 2017",The House,"$40,000,000","$25,584,504","$31,192,425" +87,"Feb 16, 2001",Sweet November,"$40,000,000","$25,288,103","$65,754,228" +88,"Apr 5, 2007",The Reaping,"$40,000,000","$25,126,214","$62,226,214" +89,"Jan 7, 2011",Season of the Witch,"$40,000,000","$24,827,228","$91,126,600" +90,"Jun 3, 1994",Renaissance Man,"$40,000,000","$24,172,899","$24,172,899" +91,"May 15, 1998",Quest for Camelot,"$40,000,000","$22,772,500","$38,172,500" +92,"Sep 6, 2002",City by the Sea,"$40,000,000","$22,433,915","$22,433,915" +93,"Jan 15, 1999",At First Sight,"$40,000,000","$22,365,133","$22,365,133" +94,"Aug 26, 2016",Mechanic: Resurrection,"$40,000,000","$21,218,403","$109,738,840" +95,"Jan 16, 2004",Torque,"$40,000,000","$21,176,322","$46,176,322" +96,"Nov 13, 2009",Fantastic Mr. Fox,"$40,000,000","$21,002,919","$47,083,412" +97,"Sep 22, 1995",Showgirls,"$40,000,000","$20,350,754","$37,750,754" +98,"Feb 16, 1996",City Hall,"$40,000,000","$20,278,055","$20,278,055" +99,"Feb 3, 2012",Big Miracle,"$40,000,000","$20,157,300","$25,268,680" +100,"Dec 21, 2012",The Impossible,"$40,000,000","$19,019,882","$169,590,606" +1,"Mar 9, 2012",A Thousand Words,"$40,000,000","$18,450,127","$20,790,486" +2,"Oct 20, 2006",Marie Antoinette,"$40,000,000","$15,962,471","$60,862,471" +3,"Oct 6, 2000",Get Carter,"$40,000,000","$14,967,182","$19,417,182" +4,"Apr 21, 1995",Kiss of Death,"$40,000,000","$14,942,422","$14,942,422" +5,"Apr 26, 2002","Life, or Something Like It","$40,000,000","$14,448,589","$14,448,589" +6,"May 15, 1987",Ishtar,"$40,000,000","$14,375,181","$14,375,181" +7,"Feb 28, 1992",Memoirs of an Invisible Man,"$40,000,000","$14,358,033","$14,358,033" +8,"Oct 23, 2009",Amelia,"$40,000,000","$14,279,575","$19,756,077" +9,"Oct 23, 2009",Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant,"$40,000,000","$14,046,595","$39,753,957" +10,"May 7, 2004",New York Minute,"$40,000,000","$14,018,364","$21,215,882" +11,"Mar 12, 1999",The Deep End of the Ocean,"$40,000,000","$13,508,635","$13,508,635" +12,"Nov 5, 2004",Alfie,"$40,000,000","$13,395,939","$35,195,939" +13,"Aug 30, 2002",FearDotCom,"$40,000,000","$13,208,023","$13,208,023" +14,"Nov 7, 2008",Soul Men,"$40,000,000","$12,082,391","$12,345,883" +15,"Mar 20, 2015",The Gunman,"$40,000,000","$10,664,749","$18,594,227" +16,"Aug 20, 1999",Universal Soldier II: The Return,"$40,000,000","$10,447,421","$10,717,421" +17,"Sep 25, 2009",Pandorum,"$40,000,000","$10,330,853","$17,033,431" +18,"Sep 26, 2003",Duplex,"$40,000,000","$9,652,000","$10,070,651" +19,"Aug 16, 2013",Paranoia,"$40,000,000","$7,388,654","$16,340,767" +20,"Aug 1, 1980",Raise the Titanic,"$40,000,000","$7,000,000","$7,000,000" +21,"Jul 10, 2015",Baahubali: The Beginning,"$40,000,000","$6,738,000","$26,736,665" +22,"Mar 9, 2018",The Hurricane Heist,"$40,000,000","$6,115,824","$30,963,684" +23,"Jan 4, 2002",Impostor,"$40,000,000","$6,114,237","$7,974,607" +24,"Nov 25, 2015",Victor Frankenstein,"$40,000,000","$5,775,076","$31,124,367" +25,"Nov 27, 2002",Extreme Ops,"$40,000,000","$4,835,968","$12,624,471" +26,"Apr 6, 2001",Just Visiting,"$40,000,000","$4,777,007","$16,172,200" +27,"Jun 27, 2014",Snowpiercer,"$40,000,000","$4,563,029","$88,069,880" +28,"Jul 20, 2007",Sunshine,"$40,000,000","$3,688,560","$32,030,610" +29,"Mar 11, 1994",The Hudsucker Proxy,"$40,000,000","$2,816,518","$14,938,149" +30,"Nov 11, 2016",Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk,"$40,000,000","$1,738,477","$30,230,402" +31,"Jul 1, 1986",Pirates,"$40,000,000","$1,641,825","$6,341,825" +32,"Dec 12, 2008",Delgo,"$40,000,000","$915,840","$915,840" +33,"Sep 7, 2007",The Hunting Party,"$40,000,000","$876,671","$7,729,552" +34,"Oct 13, 2006",Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker,"$40,000,000","$659,210","$20,722,450" +35,"Nov 20, 2009",Red Cliff,"$40,000,000","$627,047","$119,627,047" +36,"Sep 24, 2004",The Last Shot,"$40,000,000","$463,730","$463,730" +37,"Mar 16, 2007",Nomad,"$40,000,000","$79,123","$79,123" +38,"Apr 16, 2013",Un monstre à Paris,"$40,000,000",$0,"$27,000,381" +39,"Jun 21, 2019",Kursk,"$40,000,000",$0,"$4,212,799" +40,"Nov 11, 2016",USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage,"$40,000,000",$0,"$1,663,785" +41,"Dec 31, 2014",Dragon Nest Warriors' Dawn,"$40,000,000",$0,"$734,423" +42,"Dec 31, 2018",The Crow,"$40,000,000",$0,$0 +43,"Sep 13, 2019",The Goldfinch,"$40,000,000",$0,$0 +44,"Dec 31, 2019",Down Under Cover,"$40,000,000",$0,$0 +45,"Aug 14, 2009",The Time Traveler's Wife,"$39,000,000","$63,414,846","$102,332,135" +46,"Jun 17, 1983",Superman III,"$39,000,000","$59,950,623","$59,950,623" +47,"Feb 2, 2007",Because I Said So,"$39,000,000","$42,674,040","$69,538,833" +48,"Oct 5, 2012",Frankenweenie,"$39,000,000","$35,287,788","$81,150,788" +49,"Mar 29, 1996",Sgt. Bilko,"$39,000,000","$30,356,589","$37,956,589" +50,"Sep 30, 2005",Serenity,"$39,000,000","$25,514,517","$40,319,440" +51,"Sep 7, 2007",Shoot 'Em Up,"$39,000,000","$12,796,824","$26,796,824" +52,"Feb 20, 2004",Against the Ropes,"$39,000,000","$5,881,504","$6,429,865" +53,"Aug 23, 2013",Yi dai zong shi,"$38,600,000","$6,594,959","$57,987,299" +54,"Jun 22, 2001",The Fast and the Furious,"$38,000,000","$144,512,310","$206,512,310" +55,"Sep 27, 2002",Sweet Home Alabama,"$38,000,000","$127,214,072","$182,365,114" +56,"Jul 24, 2009",The Ugly Truth,"$38,000,000","$88,915,214","$205,298,907" +57,"Aug 7, 2002",Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams,"$38,000,000","$85,846,296","$119,721,296" +58,"Nov 18, 1994",Star Trek: Generations,"$38,000,000","$75,671,262","$120,000,000" +59,"Jun 2, 2017",Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie,"$38,000,000","$73,921,000","$126,577,874" +60,"Apr 17, 2015",Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2,"$38,000,000","$71,091,594","$107,650,646" +61,"Dec 19, 1997",Mouse Hunt,"$38,000,000","$61,894,591","$61,894,591" +62,"Dec 23, 2016",Why Him?,"$38,000,000","$60,323,786","$117,425,156" +63,"Apr 22, 2011",Water for Elephants,"$38,000,000","$58,709,717","$116,809,717" +64,"Oct 8, 2010",Life as We Know It,"$38,000,000","$53,374,681","$105,887,837" +65,"Dec 29, 1999",The Hurricane,"$38,000,000","$50,699,241","$73,956,241" +66,"Sep 6, 2013",Riddick,"$38,000,000","$42,025,135","$94,763,758" +67,"Mar 23, 2001",Heartbreakers,"$38,000,000","$40,334,024","$57,753,825" +68,"May 24, 2002",Enough,"$38,000,000","$39,177,215","$50,970,660" +69,"Jan 22, 2016",The 5th Wave,"$38,000,000","$34,912,982","$111,336,398" +70,"Feb 6, 2009",Push,"$38,000,000","$31,811,527","$49,678,401" +71,"Sep 20, 2013",Rush,"$38,000,000","$26,947,624","$98,230,839" +72,"May 18, 2001",Angel Eyes,"$38,000,000","$24,044,532","$29,544,532" +73,"Dec 21, 2001",Joe Somebody,"$38,000,000","$22,770,864","$24,515,990" +74,"Mar 10, 2000",The Ninth Gate,"$38,000,000","$18,653,746","$58,394,308" +75,"Oct 20, 2017",Only the Brave,"$38,000,000","$18,340,051","$24,555,177" +76,"Sep 27, 1996",Extreme Measures,"$38,000,000","$17,378,193","$17,378,193" +77,"Oct 14, 2011",The Thing,"$38,000,000","$16,999,934","$27,573,078" +78,"Sep 7, 2001",Rock Star,"$38,000,000","$16,991,902","$19,317,765" +79,"Feb 2, 1996",White Squall,"$38,000,000","$10,229,300","$10,229,300" +80,"Oct 10, 2008",City of Ember,"$38,000,000","$7,873,007","$17,831,558" +81,"Oct 31, 1997",Switchback,"$38,000,000","$6,504,442","$6,504,442" +82,"Sep 21, 2018",The Sisters Brothers,"$38,000,000","$3,143,056","$13,143,056" +83,"Nov 30, 2001",Texas Rangers,"$38,000,000","$623,374","$623,374" +84,"Aug 26, 2008",Virgin Territory,"$38,000,000",$0,"$5,473,041" +85,"Jan 11, 2019",The Upside,"$37,500,000","$108,235,497","$119,024,536" +86,"May 18, 2012",What to Expect When You're Expecting,"$37,500,000","$41,152,203","$88,473,016" +87,"Sep 14, 2012",The Master,"$37,500,000","$16,247,159","$50,647,416" +88,"Oct 10, 2008",The Express,"$37,500,000","$9,793,406","$9,813,309" +89,"Nov 21, 2008",Twilight,"$37,000,000","$192,769,854","$402,280,159" +90,"Aug 7, 2013",We're the Millers,"$37,000,000","$150,394,119","$267,816,276" +91,"Nov 25, 2015",Creed,"$37,000,000","$109,767,581","$173,567,581" +92,"Sep 17, 2010",The Town,"$37,000,000","$92,186,262","$152,566,881" +93,"Sep 23, 2011",Dolphin Tale,"$37,000,000","$72,286,779","$96,068,724" +94,"Feb 23, 2018",Game Night,"$37,000,000","$69,179,066","$117,378,084" +95,"Sep 12, 2008",Burn After Reading,"$37,000,000","$60,355,347","$168,167,798" +96,"Apr 23, 2004",13 Going On 30,"$37,000,000","$57,139,723","$97,658,712" +97,"Apr 4, 2008",Nim's Island,"$37,000,000","$48,006,762","$101,857,425" +98,"Feb 12, 2016",How to be Single,"$37,000,000","$46,843,513","$100,003,780" +99,"Feb 26, 2010",Cop Out,"$37,000,000","$44,875,481","$55,909,910" +100,"Jan 28, 2011",The Rite,"$37,000,000","$33,047,633","$97,143,987" +1,"Jul 18, 2008",Space Chimps,"$37,000,000","$30,105,968","$67,029,956" +2,"Dec 17, 1999",Magnolia,"$37,000,000","$22,450,975","$48,446,802" +3,"May 29, 2015",Aloha,"$37,000,000","$21,052,030","$25,387,091" +4,"Dec 31, 2009",Obitaemyy ostrov,"$36,500,000",$0,"$15,000,000" +5,"Oct 5, 2018",A Star is Born,"$36,000,000","$215,288,866","$433,449,571" +6,"Feb 11, 2011",Gnomeo and Juliet,"$36,000,000","$99,967,670","$193,737,977" +7,"Feb 15, 2002",John Q,"$36,000,000","$71,026,631","$102,226,631" +8,"Sep 17, 1999",Blue Streak,"$36,000,000","$68,208,190","$117,448,157" +9,"Oct 7, 1983",Never Say Never Again,"$36,000,000","$55,500,000","$160,000,000" +10,"Mar 26, 2010",Hot Tub Time Machine,"$36,000,000","$50,269,859","$65,967,750" +11,"May 2, 1997",Breakdown,"$36,000,000","$50,159,144","$50,159,144" +12,"Sep 12, 2014",Dolphin Tale 2,"$36,000,000","$42,024,533","$57,824,533" +13,"Dec 16, 2016",Collateral Beauty,"$36,000,000","$31,016,021","$85,309,093" +14,"Apr 4, 2003",A Man Apart,"$36,000,000","$26,500,000","$43,797,731" +15,"Feb 25, 2000",Reindeer Games,"$36,000,000","$23,360,779","$23,360,779" +16,"Dec 24, 1999",Snow Falling on Cedars,"$36,000,000","$14,378,353","$14,378,353" +17,"Dec 20, 1996",Ghosts of Mississippi,"$36,000,000","$13,052,741","$13,052,741" +18,"Oct 24, 1997",Gattaca,"$36,000,000","$12,532,777","$12,532,777" +19,"Jan 28, 2000",Isn't She Great,"$36,000,000","$2,954,405","$2,954,405" +20,"Jan 22, 2016",Yip Man 3,"$36,000,000","$2,679,437","$157,300,954" +21,"May 6, 2011",There Be Dragons,"$36,000,000","$1,069,334","$4,020,990" +22,"Apr 14, 2017",Queen of the Desert,"$36,000,000",$0,"$1,578,543" +23,"Mar 28, 2003",Head of State,"$35,200,000","$37,788,228","$38,283,765" +24,"Sep 8, 2017",It,"$35,000,000","$327,481,748","$697,457,969" +25,"Jun 5, 2009",The Hangover,"$35,000,000","$277,322,503","$465,764,086" +26,"Nov 20, 2009",The Blind Side,"$35,000,000","$255,959,475","$305,705,794" +27,"Jun 23, 1989",Batman,"$35,000,000","$251,188,924","$411,348,924" +28,"Jun 10, 1999",Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me,"$35,000,000","$206,040,085","$312,383,487" +29,"Dec 22, 2010",True Grit,"$35,000,000","$171,243,005","$252,276,928" +30,"May 15, 1992",Lethal Weapon 3,"$35,000,000","$144,731,527","$319,700,000" +31,"Sep 18, 1998",Rush Hour,"$35,000,000","$141,186,864","$245,300,000" +32,"Feb 8, 2013",Identity Thief,"$35,000,000","$134,506,920","$175,361,578" +33,"Jun 30, 2006",The Devil Wears Prada,"$35,000,000","$124,740,460","$326,073,155" +34,"Jul 8, 2011",Horrible Bosses,"$35,000,000","$117,538,559","$212,417,601" +35,"Mar 30, 2001",Spy Kids,"$35,000,000","$112,692,062","$197,692,062" +36,"Jul 17, 2015",Trainwreck,"$35,000,000","$110,212,700","$141,123,897" +37,"Dec 13, 2013",Saving Mr. Banks,"$35,000,000","$83,299,761","$114,962,525" +38,"Dec 7, 1979",Star Trek: The Motion Picture,"$35,000,000","$82,258,456","$139,000,000" +39,"Mar 28, 2008",21,"$35,000,000","$81,159,365","$159,846,429" +40,"May 9, 2008",What Happens in Vegas...,"$35,000,000","$80,277,646","$218,535,708" +41,"Nov 15, 1991",Cape Fear,"$35,000,000","$79,091,969","$182,291,969" +42,"Nov 15, 1996",The English Patient,"$35,000,000","$78,716,374","$231,710,008" +43,"Jan 16, 2009",Hotel for Dogs,"$35,000,000","$73,178,547","$122,357,172" +44,"Mar 25, 2005",Guess Who,"$35,000,000","$68,915,888","$102,115,888" +45,"Dec 21, 2012",This is 40,"$35,000,000","$67,544,505","$90,221,182" +46,"Sep 19, 1997",L.A. Confidential,"$35,000,000","$64,604,977","$126,204,977" +47,"Jul 29, 2005",Sky High,"$35,000,000","$63,939,454","$83,109,359" +48,"Sep 19, 1997",In & Out,"$35,000,000","$63,826,569","$83,226,569" +49,"Apr 30, 2010",A Nightmare on Elm Street,"$35,000,000","$63,075,011","$117,729,621" +50,"Aug 18, 2000",The Cell,"$35,000,000","$61,280,963","$85,911,226" +51,"Jul 7, 1995",Species,"$35,000,000","$60,054,449","$113,354,449" +52,"Apr 7, 2006",The Benchwarmers,"$35,000,000","$59,843,754","$65,063,726" +53,"Oct 8, 2010",Secretariat,"$35,000,000","$59,699,513","$60,376,247" +54,"Mar 13, 1998",The Man in the Iron Mask,"$35,000,000","$56,968,169","$56,968,169" +55,"Jul 22, 2011",Friends with Benefits,"$35,000,000","$55,802,754","$146,595,891" +56,"May 20, 2016",Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising,"$35,000,000","$55,340,730","$108,757,621" +57,"Mar 23, 2007",TMNT,"$35,000,000","$54,149,098","$96,096,018" +58,"Oct 24, 2003",Radio,"$35,000,000","$52,333,738","$53,293,628" +59,"Jun 29, 2018",Sicario: Day of the Soldado,"$35,000,000","$50,065,850","$75,885,196" +60,"Nov 25, 2009",Old Dogs,"$35,000,000","$49,492,060","$95,104,304" +61,"Nov 18, 1992",Malcolm X,"$35,000,000","$48,169,910","$48,169,910" +62,"May 22, 2015",Poltergeist,"$35,000,000","$47,425,125","$95,713,069" +63,"Oct 12, 2018",Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween,"$35,000,000","$46,697,321","$93,291,478" +64,"Jan 19, 2018",12 Strong,"$35,000,000","$45,819,713","$71,118,378" +65,"Jan 23, 2009",Underworld 3: Rise of the Lycans,"$35,000,000","$45,802,315","$89,102,315" +66,"Jul 29, 2005",Must Love Dogs,"$35,000,000","$43,894,863","$58,405,313" +67,"Jul 3, 2007",License to Wed,"$35,000,000","$43,799,818","$70,187,088" +68,"Feb 28, 1997",Donnie Brasco,"$35,000,000","$41,954,997","$65,303,052" +69,"Oct 17, 2008",Max Payne,"$35,000,000","$40,689,393","$87,775,050" +70,"Mar 15, 2002",Resident Evil,"$35,000,000","$40,119,709","$103,787,401" +71,"Mar 26, 2004",The Ladykillers,"$35,000,000","$39,692,139","$77,392,139" +72,"May 6, 2011",Something Borrowed,"$35,000,000","$39,046,489","$65,084,116" +73,"Dec 1, 2006",The Nativity Story,"$35,000,000","$37,629,831","$46,309,644" +74,"Oct 28, 2011",In Time,"$35,000,000","$37,553,932","$165,103,952" +75,"Apr 23, 2010",The Back-up Plan,"$35,000,000","$37,490,007","$75,281,179" +76,"Nov 9, 2011",J. Edgar,"$35,000,000","$37,306,030","$84,606,030" +77,"Nov 17, 2000",Bounce,"$35,000,000","$36,805,288","$53,425,292" +78,"Aug 17, 2018",Mile 22,"$35,000,000","$36,108,758","$66,295,121" +79,"May 8, 2015",Hot Pursuit,"$35,000,000","$34,580,201","$45,671,512" +80,"Dec 25, 2015",Concussion,"$35,000,000","$34,531,832","$50,363,790" +81,"Oct 13, 2017",The Foreigner,"$35,000,000","$34,393,507","$140,783,360" +82,"Dec 3, 2004",Closer,"$35,000,000","$33,987,757","$116,177,695" +83,"Dec 23, 1994",Street Fighter,"$35,000,000","$33,423,000","$99,423,000" +84,"Nov 21, 2001",Black Knight,"$35,000,000","$33,422,806","$33,422,806" +85,"Jul 22, 2005",The Bad News Bears,"$35,000,000","$32,868,349","$33,500,620" +86,"Dec 27, 2002",The Pianist,"$35,000,000","$32,519,322","$111,854,182" +87,"May 6, 2005",House of Wax,"$35,000,000","$32,064,800","$70,064,800" +88,"Oct 19, 2001",From Hell,"$35,000,000","$31,598,308","$68,712,365" +89,"Jun 1, 2018",Adrift,"$35,000,000","$31,445,011","$57,897,191" +90,"Aug 15, 2008",Mirrors,"$35,000,000","$30,691,439","$77,220,596" +91,"Jan 6, 2017",Underworld: Blood Wars,"$35,000,000","$30,353,973","$81,209,222" +92,"Feb 22, 2002",Queen of the Damned,"$35,000,000","$30,307,804","$30,307,804" +93,"Aug 20, 2010",Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang,"$35,000,000","$29,197,642","$97,799,865" +94,"Jan 25, 2008",Untraceable,"$35,000,000","$28,687,835","$52,649,951" +95,"Nov 21, 1990",Predator 2,"$35,000,000","$28,317,513","$54,768,418" +96,"Sep 23, 2011",Abduction,"$35,000,000","$28,087,155","$86,648,359" +97,"Dec 5, 1980",Flash Gordon,"$35,000,000","$27,107,960","$27,107,960" +98,"Mar 28, 2008",Superhero Movie,"$35,000,000","$26,638,520","$73,026,302" +99,"Feb 12, 1999",Blast from the Past,"$35,000,000","$26,613,620","$26,613,620" +100,"Oct 19, 2012",Alex Cross,"$35,000,000","$25,888,412","$35,426,759" +1,"Mar 26, 2004",Jersey Girl,"$35,000,000","$25,266,129","$37,066,129" +2,"Nov 21, 1997",Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil,"$35,000,000","$25,078,937","$25,078,937" +3,"Sep 16, 2016",Bridget Jones’s Baby,"$35,000,000","$24,139,805","$205,822,688" +4,"Nov 9, 2001",Heist,"$35,000,000","$23,483,357","$28,906,817" +5,"Dec 25, 1992",Hoffa,"$35,000,000","$23,365,858","$28,391,473" +6,"Mar 4, 2016",Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,"$35,000,000","$23,083,334","$25,350,747" +7,"Apr 9, 2004",Ella Enchanted,"$35,000,000","$22,913,677","$22,913,677" +8,"Aug 21, 2015",Hitman: Agent 47,"$35,000,000","$22,467,450","$82,182,803" +9,"Jul 25, 2008",The X-Files: I Want to Believe,"$35,000,000","$20,982,478","$68,170,792" +10,"Aug 24, 2012",Premium Rush,"$35,000,000","$20,275,446","$31,393,201" +11,"Jan 18, 2013",Broken City,"$35,000,000","$19,701,164","$34,480,045" +12,"Aug 19, 2005",Valiant,"$35,000,000","$19,478,106","$64,188,387" +13,"Feb 23, 2000",Wonder Boys,"$35,000,000","$19,389,454","$33,422,485" +14,"Feb 25, 2005",Cursed,"$35,000,000","$19,294,901","$25,114,901" +15,"Dec 21, 2007",Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story,"$35,000,000","$18,317,151","$20,606,053" +16,"Sep 20, 2002",The Four Feathers,"$35,000,000","$18,306,166","$29,882,645" +17,"Apr 30, 2010",Furry Vengeance,"$35,000,000","$17,630,465","$39,340,177" +18,"Jan 25, 2013",Parker,"$35,000,000","$17,616,641","$48,543,388" +19,"Sep 17, 2004",Wimbledon,"$35,000,000","$16,862,585","$41,666,476" +20,"Sep 15, 2000",Bait,"$35,000,000","$15,325,127","$15,471,969" +21,"Dec 8, 2000",Dungeons and Dragons,"$35,000,000","$15,185,241","$33,771,965" +22,"Nov 9, 2007",Lions for Lambs,"$35,000,000","$14,998,070","$63,211,088" +23,"Jan 18, 1991",Flight of the Intruder,"$35,000,000","$14,471,440","$14,471,440" +24,"May 27, 2011",The Tree of Life,"$35,000,000","$13,305,665","$61,721,826" +25,"Aug 17, 2001",American Outlaws,"$35,000,000","$13,264,986","$13,601,109" +26,"Aug 11, 2006",Zoom,"$35,000,000","$11,989,328","$12,506,188" +27,"Dec 25, 2001",The Shipping News,"$35,000,000","$11,405,825","$24,405,825" +28,"Dec 18, 2009",The Young Victoria,"$35,000,000","$11,001,272","$31,878,891" +29,"Mar 28, 2014",Sabotage,"$35,000,000","$10,508,518","$18,376,443" +30,"Sep 4, 1998",Knock Off,"$35,000,000","$10,319,915","$10,319,915" +31,"Sep 11, 2009",Whiteout,"$35,000,000","$10,275,638","$12,254,746" +32,"Mar 6, 2015",Unfinished Business,"$35,000,000","$10,219,501","$13,214,051" +33,"Sep 30, 2015",The Walk,"$35,000,000","$10,161,183","$61,492,104" +34,"Nov 22, 2006",The Fountain,"$35,000,000","$10,144,010","$15,461,638" +35,"Nov 29, 2013",Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom,"$35,000,000","$8,323,085","$29,890,402" +36,"Dec 5, 2008",Punisher: War Zone,"$35,000,000","$8,050,977","$10,157,534" +37,"Sep 5, 2003",The Order,"$35,000,000","$7,659,747","$11,559,747" +38,"Nov 10, 2006",A Good Year,"$35,000,000","$7,459,300","$42,064,105" +39,"Mar 11, 2016",The Brothers Grimsby,"$35,000,000","$6,864,016","$28,720,470" +40,"Oct 20, 2017",The Snowman,"$35,000,000","$6,670,765","$43,226,146" +41,"Nov 6, 2002",Femme Fatale,"$35,000,000","$6,630,252","$16,830,252" +42,"May 2, 1997",Warriors of Virtue,"$35,000,000","$6,448,817","$6,448,817" +43,"Sep 26, 2003",Luther,"$35,000,000","$5,781,086","$32,717,063" +44,"Jan 28, 2011",Biutiful,"$35,000,000","$5,101,237","$24,687,524" +45,"Feb 21, 1992",Radio Flyer,"$35,000,000","$4,651,977","$4,651,977" +46,"Apr 16, 1993",Bound by Honor,"$35,000,000","$4,496,583","$4,496,583" +47,"Apr 22, 2016",A Hologram for the King,"$35,000,000","$4,212,494","$11,846,010" +48,"Feb 28, 1997",Smilla's Sense of Snow,"$35,000,000","$2,221,994","$2,221,994" +49,"Oct 3, 1986",Playing for Keeps,"$35,000,000","$2,000,000","$2,000,000" +50,"Jan 1, 1980",Lion of the Desert,"$35,000,000","$1,500,000","$1,500,000" +51,"Apr 19, 1996",Le hussard sur le toit,"$35,000,000","$1,320,043","$1,320,043" +52,"Nov 24, 1999",Ride With the Devil,"$35,000,000","$630,779","$630,779" +53,"Sep 14, 2012",Stolen,"$35,000,000","$289,773","$17,967,746" +54,"Oct 14, 2011",Trespass,"$35,000,000","$16,816","$786,532" +55,"Sep 22, 2006",Bandidas,"$35,000,000",$0,"$19,282,590" +56,"Mar 13, 2015",The Lovers,"$35,000,000",$0,"$53,899" +57,"Dec 31, 2008",Black Water Transit,"$35,000,000",$0,$0 +58,"Dec 25, 2011",The Darkest Hour,"$34,800,000","$21,443,494","$62,831,715" +59,"Jun 28, 2017",Baby Driver,"$34,000,000","$107,825,862","$228,104,185" +60,"Sep 19, 2014",The Maze Runner,"$34,000,000","$102,427,862","$348,319,861" +61,"Apr 10, 2015",The Longest Ride,"$34,000,000","$37,446,117","$63,802,928" +62,"Sep 17, 1993",The Age of Innocence,"$34,000,000","$32,014,993","$32,014,993" +63,"Aug 14, 2009",Gake no ue no Ponyo,"$34,000,000","$15,090,399","$205,312,666" +64,"Aug 3, 2018",The Darkest Minds,"$34,000,000","$12,695,691","$38,361,428" +65,"Sep 1, 1999",Chill Factor,"$34,000,000","$11,263,966","$11,263,966" +66,"Aug 27, 1999",The Astronaut's Wife,"$34,000,000","$10,672,566","$10,672,566" +67,"May 5, 2000",I Dreamed of Africa,"$34,000,000","$6,543,194","$14,291,999" +68,"Sep 5, 2014",Thunder and the House of Magic,"$34,000,000","$4,091","$62,582,520" +69,"Dec 4, 1981",Reds,"$33,500,000","$50,000,000","$50,000,000" +70,"Dec 11, 1992",A Few Good Men,"$33,000,000","$141,340,178","$236,500,000" +71,"Jun 2, 2000",Big Momma's House,"$33,000,000","$117,559,438","$173,559,438" +72,"Mar 16, 2001",Exit Wounds,"$33,000,000","$51,758,599","$79,958,599" +73,"Jul 8, 2016",Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates,"$33,000,000","$46,009,673","$75,898,100" +74,"Jul 27, 2012",Step Up Revolution,"$33,000,000","$35,074,677","$165,552,290" +75,"Aug 18, 2006",Snakes on a Plane,"$33,000,000","$34,020,814","$62,020,814" +76,"Apr 16, 2004",The Punisher,"$33,000,000","$33,664,370","$54,533,774" +77,"Sep 8, 2000",The Watcher,"$33,000,000","$28,946,615","$47,267,829" +78,"Apr 27, 2012",Safe,"$33,000,000","$17,142,080","$41,495,213" +79,"Mar 14, 2008",Doomsday,"$33,000,000","$11,008,770","$21,621,188" +80,"Apr 23, 1999",Pushing Tin,"$33,000,000","$8,408,835","$8,408,835" +81,"May 12, 2006",Goal! The Dream Begins,"$33,000,000","$4,283,255","$27,610,873" +82,"Jul 31, 2015",The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet,"$33,000,000","$176,847","$357,687" +83,"Oct 30, 2015",Freaks of Nature,"$33,000,000","$70,958","$70,958" +84,"May 25, 1983",Star Wars Ep. VI: Return of the Jedi,"$32,500,000","$309,205,079","$572,705,079" +85,"May 13, 2011",Bridesmaids,"$32,500,000","$169,211,718","$289,632,023" +86,"Dec 10, 2008",The Reader,"$32,500,000","$34,194,407","$112,964,875" +87,"Apr 26, 2013",The Big Wedding,"$32,500,000","$21,819,348","$48,425,971" +88,"Feb 24, 2012",Wanderlust,"$32,500,000","$17,288,155","$24,159,934" +89,"Nov 7, 2003",Elf,"$32,000,000","$173,840,591","$220,678,483" +90,"Jul 5, 1996",Phenomenon,"$32,000,000","$104,636,382","$152,036,382" +91,"Jun 12, 2013",This is the End,"$32,000,000","$101,470,202","$126,539,117" +92,"Jan 18, 2002",Snow Dogs,"$32,000,000","$81,150,692","$116,898,028" +93,"Jun 16, 2006",Nacho Libre,"$32,000,000","$80,197,993","$99,296,462" +94,"Nov 23, 1988",Scrooged,"$32,000,000","$59,450,353","$59,450,353" +95,"Aug 27, 2010",Takers,"$32,000,000","$57,744,720","$70,587,268" +96,"Apr 1, 2011",Source Code,"$32,000,000","$54,712,227","$140,428,499" +97,"Sep 10, 1999",Stigmata,"$32,000,000","$50,041,732","$89,441,732" +98,"Nov 10, 2000",Men of Honor,"$32,000,000","$48,814,909","$82,339,483" +99,"Apr 20, 2018",I Feel Pretty,"$32,000,000","$48,795,601","$91,553,797" +100,"Sep 2, 2005",The Transporter 2,"$32,000,000","$43,095,856","$88,978,458" +1,"Feb 18, 2011","Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son","$32,000,000","$37,915,414","$82,332,450" +2,"Jan 15, 1993",Alive,"$32,000,000","$36,299,670","$36,299,670" +3,"Feb 23, 2007",The Number 23,"$32,000,000","$35,193,167","$77,593,167" +4,"Dec 14, 1979",1941,"$32,000,000","$34,175,000","$94,875,000" +5,"Oct 21, 2005",Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story,"$32,000,000","$33,022,286","$39,498,360" +6,"Sep 23, 2005",A History of Violence,"$32,000,000","$31,493,782","$61,477,797" +7,"Mar 15, 2013",The Incredible Burt Wonderstone,"$32,000,000","$22,537,881","$27,392,609" +8,"Feb 10, 1995",The Quick and the Dead,"$32,000,000","$18,552,460","$18,552,460" +9,"Apr 30, 2004",Laws of Attraction,"$32,000,000","$17,848,322","$29,948,322" +10,"Oct 12, 2018",Bad Times at the El Royale,"$32,000,000","$17,839,115","$29,204,379" +11,"Sep 3, 2010",Going the Distance,"$32,000,000","$17,804,299","$43,603,990" +12,"Oct 22, 1999",Bringing Out The Dead,"$32,000,000","$16,640,210","$16,640,210" +13,"Mar 19, 2010",Repo Men,"$32,000,000","$13,942,007","$18,195,238" +14,"Sep 14, 2007",Dragon Wars: D-War,"$32,000,000","$10,977,721","$79,915,361" +15,"Sep 6, 1996",Bogus,"$32,000,000","$4,357,406","$4,357,406" +16,"Mar 26, 1997",Cats Don't Dance,"$32,000,000","$3,588,602","$3,588,602" +17,"Dec 8, 1999",Cradle Will Rock,"$32,000,000","$2,899,970","$2,899,970" +18,"Dec 15, 2006",The Good German,"$32,000,000","$1,308,696","$6,678,033" +19,"Dec 31, 2004",George and the Dragon,"$32,000,000",$0,$0 +20,"Aug 15, 1979",Apocalypse Now,"$31,500,000","$78,800,000","$81,250,485" +21,"Apr 15, 2016",Criminal,"$31,500,000","$14,708,696","$38,771,262" +22,"Apr 12, 2013",42,"$31,000,000","$95,020,213","$97,470,701" +23,"Nov 2, 2012",Flight,"$31,000,000","$93,772,375","$160,558,438" +24,"Dec 29, 1995",Mr. Holland’s Opus,"$31,000,000","$82,582,604","$106,282,604" +25,"Dec 18, 1985",Out of Africa,"$31,000,000","$79,096,868","$258,210,860" +26,"Jun 29, 1979",Moonraker,"$31,000,000","$70,300,000","$210,300,000" +27,"Mar 7, 2014",The Grand Budapest Hotel,"$31,000,000","$59,076,019","$163,981,261" +28,"Jul 29, 2015",Vacation,"$31,000,000","$58,884,188","$102,306,500" +29,"Jul 18, 1990",Arachnophobia,"$31,000,000","$53,208,180","$53,208,180" +30,"Feb 13, 2019",Isn’t it Romantic,"$31,000,000","$48,791,187","$48,791,187" +31,"Apr 28, 2000",Frequency,"$31,000,000","$44,983,704","$68,079,671" +32,"Sep 28, 2001",Hearts in Atlantis,"$31,000,000","$24,185,781","$30,885,781" +33,"Jan 22, 2010",Extraordinary Measures,"$31,000,000","$12,482,741","$15,826,984" +34,"Aug 25, 2017",Birth of the Dragon,"$31,000,000","$6,901,965","$7,220,490" +35,"Oct 20, 1995",Get Shorty,"$30,250,000","$72,021,008","$115,021,008" +36,"Jun 8, 1984",Ghostbusters,"$30,000,000","$242,212,467","$295,212,467" +37,"Nov 22, 1995",Toy Story,"$30,000,000","$191,796,233","$364,545,516" +38,"Aug 15, 2018",Crazy Rich Asians,"$30,000,000","$174,532,921","$238,099,711" +39,"Dec 27, 2002",Chicago,"$30,000,000","$170,687,518","$306,770,545" +40,"Jun 25, 1999",Big Daddy,"$30,000,000","$163,479,795","$228,641,283" +41,"Aug 10, 2001",American Pie 2,"$30,000,000","$145,096,820","$286,500,000" +42,"Feb 10, 2012",The Vow,"$30,000,000","$125,014,030","$197,618,160" +43,"Jun 10, 1994",Speed,"$30,000,000","$121,248,145","$283,200,000" +44,"Mar 2, 1990",The Hunt for Red October,"$30,000,000","$120,709,866","$200,500,000" +45,"Aug 16, 2013",Lee Daniels' The Butler,"$30,000,000","$116,632,095","$177,025,498" +46,"Sep 29, 2000",Remember the Titans,"$30,000,000","$115,654,751","$136,706,683" +47,"Aug 14, 2009",District 9,"$30,000,000","$115,646,235","$212,453,431" +48,"Jun 18, 2004",Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story,"$30,000,000","$114,326,736","$167,791,704" +49,"Nov 22, 1991",The Addams Family,"$30,000,000","$113,502,246","$191,502,246" +50,"Nov 10, 1995",Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls,"$30,000,000","$108,360,063","$212,400,000" +51,"Aug 3, 2001",The Princess Diaries,"$30,000,000","$108,244,774","$165,334,774" +52,"Mar 5, 1999",Analyze This,"$30,000,000","$106,885,658","$176,885,658" +53,"Sep 20, 1996",The First Wives Club,"$30,000,000","$105,489,203","$181,489,203" +54,"Dec 15, 2004",Million Dollar Baby,"$30,000,000","$100,492,203","$231,928,227" +55,"Sep 22, 1995",Se7en,"$30,000,000","$100,125,643","$328,125,643" +56,"Oct 8, 2003",Mystic River,"$30,000,000","$90,135,191","$156,822,020" +57,"Dec 18, 2015",Sisters,"$30,000,000","$87,044,645","$106,030,660" +58,"Nov 10, 1999",Pokemon: The First Movie,"$30,000,000","$85,744,662","$163,644,662" +59,"Nov 19, 2004",SpongeBob SquarePants: The Movie,"$30,000,000","$85,416,609","$142,051,255" +60,"Dec 4, 2009",Up in the Air,"$30,000,000","$83,823,381","$166,842,739" +61,"Jun 25, 2004",The Notebook,"$30,000,000","$81,001,787","$116,025,023" +62,"Apr 10, 2009",Hannah Montana the Movie,"$30,000,000","$79,576,189","$169,173,206" +63,"Jan 18, 2008",27 Dresses,"$30,000,000","$76,808,654","$160,247,805" +64,"Nov 17, 2000",Rugrats in Paris,"$30,000,000","$76,501,438","$103,284,813" +65,"Aug 18, 2017",The Hitman’s Bodyguard,"$30,000,000","$75,468,583","$172,778,667" +66,"Dec 25, 1991",The Prince of Tides,"$30,000,000","$74,787,599","$74,787,599" +67,"Aug 12, 2005",Four Brothers,"$30,000,000","$74,494,381","$92,494,381" +68,"Dec 23, 1994",Legends of the Fall,"$30,000,000","$66,502,573","$160,502,573" +69,"Sep 28, 2012",Looper,"$30,000,000","$66,486,205","$170,466,405" +70,"Feb 1, 2013",Warm Bodies,"$30,000,000","$66,380,662","$115,121,608" +71,"Dec 13, 2002",About Schmidt,"$30,000,000","$65,005,217","$107,054,484" +72,"Jan 17, 2014",The Nut Job,"$30,000,000","$64,251,538","$122,529,966" +73,"Feb 16, 2001",Down to Earth,"$30,000,000","$64,172,251","$71,172,251" +74,"Aug 4, 1995",Babe,"$30,000,000","$63,658,910","$246,100,000" +75,"Aug 8, 2012",Hope Springs,"$30,000,000","$63,536,011","$133,085,295" +76,"Apr 18, 2008",Forgetting Sarah Marshall,"$30,000,000","$63,172,463","$105,173,042" +77,"Oct 8, 2004",Friday Night Lights,"$30,000,000","$61,255,921","$61,950,770" +78,"Nov 17, 1989",Harlem Nights,"$30,000,000","$60,857,262","$95,857,262" +79,"Apr 25, 2008",Baby Mama,"$30,000,000","$60,494,212","$64,170,447" +80,"May 29, 1998",Hope Floats,"$30,000,000","$60,110,313","$81,529,000" +81,"Jan 9, 2009",Bride Wars,"$30,000,000","$58,715,510","$115,150,424" +82,"Aug 20, 2004",Without a Paddle,"$30,000,000","$58,156,435","$65,121,280" +83,"May 20, 2011",Midnight in Paris,"$30,000,000","$56,816,662","$162,502,774" +84,"Nov 22, 2017",Darkest Hour,"$30,000,000","$56,443,120","$150,807,172" +85,"Oct 5, 2005",Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit,"$30,000,000","$56,068,547","$197,593,152" +86,"Dec 21, 2007",P.S. I Love You,"$30,000,000","$53,695,808","$155,769,678" +87,"Sep 23, 2005",Corpse Bride,"$30,000,000","$53,359,111","$114,770,654" +88,"May 11, 2018",Life of the Party,"$30,000,000","$53,059,911","$65,759,911" +89,"May 14, 2010",Letters to Juliet,"$30,000,000","$53,032,453","$82,148,538" +90,"Apr 6, 2001",Blow,"$30,000,000","$52,990,775","$83,282,296" +91,"Feb 12, 1999",Message in a Bottle,"$30,000,000","$52,880,016","$52,880,016" +92,"Jul 24, 2015",Southpaw,"$30,000,000","$52,421,953","$94,156,456" +93,"Jun 9, 1989",Star Trek V: The Final Frontier,"$30,000,000","$52,210,049","$70,200,000" +94,"Jul 28, 2017",Atomic Blonde,"$30,000,000","$51,573,925","$98,345,423" +95,"Jul 3, 2002",Like Mike,"$30,000,000","$51,432,423","$62,432,423" +96,"Mar 18, 1994",Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult,"$30,000,000","$51,041,856","$51,041,856" +97,"Dec 7, 2007",Atonement,"$30,000,000","$50,980,159","$129,779,728" +98,"May 24, 1985",A View to a Kill,"$30,000,000","$50,327,960","$152,627,960" +99,"Jan 14, 2005",Racing Stripes,"$30,000,000","$49,772,522","$89,955,540" +100,"Sep 18, 2015",Sicario,"$30,000,000","$46,889,293","$84,393,749" +1,"Sep 22, 1989",Black Rain,"$30,000,000","$45,892,212","$45,892,212" +2,"Jun 26, 1987",Full Metal Jacket,"$30,000,000","$45,015,999","$45,015,999" +3,"Jan 19, 2018",Den of Thieves,"$30,000,000","$44,947,622","$80,131,391" +4,"Apr 13, 2012",The Three Stooges,"$30,000,000","$44,338,224","$54,052,249" +5,"Jul 21, 2000",Pokemon 2000,"$30,000,000","$43,746,923","$133,946,923" +6,"Oct 24, 2014",John Wick,"$30,000,000","$43,037,835","$76,235,001" +7,"Jan 13, 2006",Glory Road,"$30,000,000","$42,647,449","$42,799,060" +8,"Apr 24, 2015",The Age of Adaline,"$30,000,000","$42,629,776","$68,984,536" +9,"Aug 6, 2010",Step Up 3D,"$30,000,000","$42,400,223","$165,889,117" +10,"May 29, 2009",Drag Me To Hell,"$30,000,000","$42,100,625","$91,388,487" +11,"Apr 13, 2012",The Cabin in the Woods,"$30,000,000","$42,073,277","$70,689,968" +12,"Sep 19, 2003",Secondhand Lions,"$30,000,000","$42,070,939","$47,902,566" +13,"Nov 10, 2006",Stranger Than Fiction,"$30,000,000","$40,435,190","$53,572,822" +14,"Apr 8, 2011",Hanna,"$30,000,000","$40,259,119","$65,343,694" +15,"Aug 16, 2002",Blue Crush,"$30,000,000","$40,118,420","$51,618,420" +16,"Oct 19, 2007",30 Days of Night,"$30,000,000","$39,568,996","$80,276,156" +17,"Dec 19, 1986",Little Shop of Horrors,"$30,000,000","$38,747,385","$38,747,385" +18,"Sep 15, 2006",Gridiron Gang,"$30,000,000","$38,432,823","$41,457,834" +19,"Jul 20, 1988",Midnight Run,"$30,000,000","$38,413,606","$81,613,606" +20,"Jan 25, 2008",Meet the Spartans,"$30,000,000","$38,233,676","$84,646,831" +21,"Nov 13, 1987",The Running Man,"$30,000,000","$38,122,000","$38,122,000" +22,"Sep 13, 2013",The Family,"$30,000,000","$36,918,811","$51,078,541" +23,"Feb 9, 2018",The 15:17 to Paris,"$30,000,000","$36,276,286","$56,096,200" +24,"Nov 21, 1997",Mortal Kombat: Annihilation,"$30,000,000","$35,927,406","$51,327,406" +25,"Jul 1, 2011",Larry Crowne,"$30,000,000","$35,608,245","$61,449,135" +26,"Oct 18, 2013",Carrie,"$30,000,000","$35,266,619","$82,409,520" +27,"Apr 7, 2006",Take the Lead,"$30,000,000","$34,742,066","$65,390,493" +28,"Mar 2, 2018",Death Wish,"$30,000,000","$34,017,028","$48,575,965" +29,"Nov 24, 2010",Love and Other Drugs,"$30,000,000","$32,367,005","$102,716,321" +30,"Jun 3, 2015",Entourage,"$30,000,000","$32,363,404","$46,438,538" +31,"Jun 1, 2001",What's the Worst That Could Happen?,"$30,000,000","$32,267,774","$38,462,071" +32,"Feb 8, 2013",Side Effects,"$30,000,000","$32,172,757","$66,742,138" +33,"Sep 9, 2009",9,"$30,000,000","$31,749,894","$48,559,999" +34,"Jul 2, 2014",Deliver Us from Evil,"$30,000,000","$30,577,122","$87,956,618" +35,"Aug 1, 2014",Get on Up,"$30,000,000","$30,569,935","$33,339,868" +36,"Dec 25, 2017",Molly’s Game,"$30,000,000","$28,780,744","$53,296,424" +37,"Apr 27, 2012",The Five-Year Engagement,"$30,000,000","$28,700,285","$61,623,819" +38,"Apr 2, 2004",The Prince & Me,"$30,000,000","$28,165,882","$29,356,757" +39,"Jul 15, 2011",Winnie the Pooh,"$30,000,000","$26,692,846","$50,145,607" +40,"May 15, 1998",Bulworth,"$30,000,000","$26,528,684","$29,203,383" +41,"Jun 13, 2003",Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd,"$30,000,000","$26,214,846","$26,214,846" +42,"Sep 14, 2018",White Boy Rick,"$30,000,000","$24,004,833","$25,947,983" +43,"Aug 4, 1995",Virtuosity,"$30,000,000","$23,998,226","$23,998,226" +44,"Sep 18, 1998",One True Thing,"$30,000,000","$23,337,196","$26,708,196" +45,"Feb 4, 2011",Sanctum,"$30,000,000","$23,209,310","$108,957,098" +46,"Jul 21, 2006",My Super Ex-Girlfriend,"$30,000,000","$22,530,295","$60,772,856" +47,"Aug 25, 2017",Ballerina,"$30,000,000","$21,858,070","$96,892,829" +48,"Sep 17, 2004",Mr. 3000,"$30,000,000","$21,800,302","$21,827,296" +49,"Nov 19, 2010",The Next Three Days,"$30,000,000","$21,148,651","$67,255,916" +50,"Jan 12, 2018",Proud Mary,"$30,000,000","$20,868,638","$21,709,539" +51,"Aug 6, 2004",Little Black Book,"$30,000,000","$20,422,207","$21,758,371" +52,"Jan 19, 2005",Assault On Precinct 13,"$30,000,000","$20,040,895","$36,040,895" +53,"Oct 4, 2013",Runner Runner,"$30,000,000","$19,316,646","$60,512,680" +54,"Feb 6, 1998",The Replacement Killers,"$30,000,000","$19,035,741","$19,035,741" +55,"Apr 28, 2017",Baahubali 2: The Conclusion,"$30,000,000","$18,985,794","$263,502,914" +56,"Mar 3, 2006",Ultraviolet,"$30,000,000","$18,522,064","$30,962,112" +57,"Oct 21, 2005",North Country,"$30,000,000","$18,324,242","$23,676,771" +58,"Aug 19, 2011",Fright Night,"$30,000,000","$18,298,649","$40,520,649" +59,"Sep 15, 2017",mother!,"$30,000,000","$17,800,004","$42,531,076" +60,"Oct 9, 2015",Steve Jobs,"$30,000,000","$17,766,658","$35,579,007" +61,"Jul 17, 2002",Eight Legged Freaks,"$30,000,000","$17,266,505","$36,722,311" +62,"Jul 19, 1996",Fled,"$30,000,000","$17,192,205","$19,892,205" +63,"Jun 4, 2010",Splice,"$30,000,000","$17,010,170","$28,542,494" +64,"Apr 18, 2008",88 Minutes,"$30,000,000","$16,930,884","$32,955,399" +65,"Apr 9, 2004",The Whole Ten Yards,"$30,000,000","$16,323,969","$26,323,969" +66,"Aug 1, 1986",Howard the Duck,"$30,000,000","$16,295,774","$16,295,774" +67,"Oct 24, 2008",Pride and Glory,"$30,000,000","$15,740,721","$43,440,721" +68,"Aug 26, 2005",The Cave,"$30,000,000","$15,007,991","$27,147,991" +69,"Apr 30, 2004",Godsend,"$30,000,000","$14,334,645","$16,910,708" +70,"Jun 20, 2003",Alex & Emma,"$30,000,000","$14,208,384","$15,358,583" +71,"Sep 3, 2004",Wicker Park,"$30,000,000","$13,001,257","$21,577,076" +72,"Dec 25, 2005",The New World,"$30,000,000","$12,712,093","$26,184,400" +73,"Jun 29, 2007",Evening,"$30,000,000","$12,406,646","$12,885,574" +74,"Jan 18, 2013",The Last Stand,"$30,000,000","$12,050,299","$48,330,757" +75,"Jan 15, 1999",In Dreams,"$30,000,000","$12,017,369","$12,017,369" +76,"Mar 12, 1999",Wing Commander,"$30,000,000","$11,578,022","$11,578,022" +77,"Jan 12, 2001",Antitrust,"$30,000,000","$10,965,209","$17,865,209" +78,"Mar 8, 2013",Dead Man Down,"$30,000,000","$10,895,295","$19,599,974" +79,"Apr 29, 2011",Hoodwinked Too: Hood vs. Evil,"$30,000,000","$10,143,779","$23,353,111" +80,"Apr 10, 2009",Dragonball Evolution,"$30,000,000","$9,362,785","$58,228,460" +81,"Sep 24, 2004",First Daughter,"$30,000,000","$9,055,010","$10,419,084" +82,"Apr 14, 2017",The Lost City of Z,"$30,000,000","$8,574,339","$17,121,823" +83,"Sep 9, 2005",An Unfinished Life,"$30,000,000","$8,535,575","$18,535,575" +84,"Feb 3, 2017",The Space Between Us,"$30,000,000","$7,885,294","$16,481,405" +85,"Dec 25, 2009",The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus,"$30,000,000","$7,689,607","$64,352,607" +86,"Jan 14, 2011",Barney's Version,"$30,000,000","$7,502,560","$8,845,575" +87,"Sep 20, 2002",Trapped,"$30,000,000","$6,916,869","$6,916,869" +88,"Aug 31, 2018",Kin,"$30,000,000","$5,718,096","$10,096,821" +89,"Jun 1, 1984",Once Upon a Time in America,"$30,000,000","$5,321,508","$5,575,648" +90,"Sep 22, 2017",Stronger,"$30,000,000","$4,211,129","$8,786,752" +91,"Jan 22, 1999",Gloria,"$30,000,000","$4,167,493","$4,967,493" +92,"Sep 21, 2007",The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford,"$30,000,000","$3,909,149","$15,313,631" +93,"Dec 29, 2004",The Merchant of Venice,"$30,000,000","$3,765,585","$18,765,585" +94,"Apr 2, 2003",The Good Thief,"$30,000,000","$3,517,797","$6,460,758" +95,"Aug 17, 2005",Supercross,"$30,000,000","$3,102,550","$3,252,550" +96,"Dec 29, 2006",Miss Potter,"$30,000,000","$3,005,605","$35,891,257" +97,"May 5, 2006",Wu ji,"$30,000,000","$669,625","$35,869,934" +98,"Jun 14, 2019",Shaft,"$30,000,000","$600,000","$600,000" +99,"Sep 23, 2011",Machine Gun Preacher,"$30,000,000","$538,690","$3,721,988" +100,"Feb 2, 2018",Bilal: A New Breed of Hero,"$30,000,000","$490,973","$648,599" +1,"Jun 15, 2007",DOA: Dead or Alive,"$30,000,000","$480,314","$7,755,686" +2,"Feb 19, 2010",Le Petit Nicolas,"$30,000,000","$201,857","$52,339,566" +3,"Oct 7, 2011",Xinhai geming,"$30,000,000","$135,739","$8,593,154" +4,"Feb 21, 2008",Genghis Khan: To the Ends of the Earth and Sea,"$30,000,000","$3,892","$4,874,498" +5,"Jan 30, 2015",Wild Card,"$30,000,000","$3,200","$4,315,789" +6,"Jun 5, 2015",United Passions,"$30,000,000",$918,"$168,832" +7,"Dec 31, 2010",Konferenz der Tiere,"$30,000,000",$0,"$53,048,539" +8,"Dec 1, 2015",Grace of Monaco,"$30,000,000",$0,"$25,199,891" +9,"Mar 8, 2016",Savva. Serdtse voyna,"$30,000,000",$0,"$5,015,080" +10,"Dec 14, 2007",Goodbye Bafana,"$30,000,000",$0,"$2,717,302" +11,"Dec 31, 2013",Space Pirate Captain Harlock,"$30,000,000",$0,"$310,985" +12,"Dec 31, 2003",Ripley's Game,"$30,000,000",$0,$0 +13,"Feb 24, 2017",Collide,"$29,200,000","$2,280,004","$5,466,698" +14,"May 15, 2015",Pitch Perfect 2,"$29,000,000","$184,296,230","$287,625,468" +15,"Nov 18, 2005",Walk the Line,"$29,000,000","$119,519,402","$187,707,495" +16,"Sep 28, 2018",Night School,"$29,000,000","$77,339,130","$103,008,792" +17,"Apr 8, 2016",The Boss,"$29,000,000","$63,077,560","$78,652,207" +18,"Dec 27, 1995",12 Monkeys,"$29,000,000","$57,141,459","$168,841,459" +19,"Sep 12, 2003",Once Upon a Time in Mexico,"$29,000,000","$56,330,657","$97,413,527" +20,"Apr 14, 2000",Keeping the Faith,"$29,000,000","$37,036,404","$45,336,404" +21,"Aug 18, 2017",Logan Lucky,"$29,000,000","$27,778,642","$44,264,271" +22,"Aug 12, 2016",Florence Foster Jenkins,"$29,000,000","$27,383,770","$56,000,339" +23,"Feb 13, 1998",The Borrowers,"$29,000,000","$22,619,589","$54,045,832" +24,"Dec 5, 2008",Frost/Nixon,"$29,000,000","$18,622,031","$28,452,945" +25,"Nov 12, 2004",Seed of Chucky,"$29,000,000","$17,016,190","$24,716,190" +26,"Aug 23, 2002",Serving Sara,"$29,000,000","$16,930,185","$20,146,150" +27,"Dec 31, 2002",Confessions of a Dangerous Mind,"$29,000,000","$16,007,718","$33,013,805" +28,"Aug 26, 2009",Taking Woodstock,"$29,000,000","$7,460,204","$10,066,366" +29,"Nov 6, 1987",Cry Freedom,"$29,000,000","$5,899,797","$25,899,797" +30,"Sep 30, 2019",Unhinged,"$29,000,000",$0,$0 +31,"Sep 24, 1999",Mumford,"$28,700,000","$4,559,569","$4,559,569" +32,"Mar 4, 2005",The Jacket,"$28,500,000","$6,301,131","$15,452,978" +33,"Nov 11, 1992",Aladdin,"$28,000,000","$217,350,219","$504,050,219" +34,"May 23, 1984",Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom,"$28,000,000","$179,880,271","$333,080,271" +35,"Aug 14, 2015",Straight Outta Compton,"$28,000,000","$161,197,785","$202,182,981" +36,"Jul 21, 2017",Girls Trip,"$28,000,000","$115,108,515","$140,886,353" +37,"Nov 20, 1998",The Rugrats Movie,"$28,000,000","$100,494,685","$140,894,685" +38,"Jul 15, 1988",Die Hard,"$28,000,000","$81,350,242","$139,109,346" +39,"Apr 6, 2001",Along Came a Spider,"$28,000,000","$74,058,698","$105,159,085" +40,"Nov 1, 2017",A Bad Moms Christmas,"$28,000,000","$72,110,659","$127,710,550" +41,"Feb 14, 2013",Safe Haven,"$28,000,000","$71,399,120","$94,050,951" +42,"Dec 11, 2015",The Big Short,"$28,000,000","$70,259,870","$133,162,752" +43,"Nov 7, 2008",Role Models,"$28,000,000","$67,300,955","$94,500,826" +44,"Oct 10, 2014","Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day","$28,000,000","$66,954,149","$101,379,287" +45,"Feb 6, 2004",Miracle,"$28,000,000","$64,378,093","$64,474,705" +46,"Jan 28, 2013",Last Vegas,"$28,000,000","$63,914,167","$112,914,167" +47,"Jan 26, 2001",The Wedding Planner,"$28,000,000","$60,400,856","$94,728,529" +48,"Mar 19, 2004",Dawn of the Dead,"$28,000,000","$58,990,765","$103,452,875" +49,"Jun 26, 1981",For Your Eyes Only,"$28,000,000","$54,800,000","$195,300,000" +50,"Jun 15, 2018",Tag,"$28,000,000","$54,730,625","$77,026,186" +51,"Dec 14, 2001",The Royal Tenenbaums,"$28,000,000","$52,353,636","$71,430,876" +52,"Apr 25, 2003",Identity,"$28,000,000","$52,131,264","$82,183,683" +53,"Oct 5, 2001",Serendipity,"$28,000,000","$50,255,310","$77,477,297" +54,"Apr 16, 2010",Kick-Ass,"$28,000,000","$48,071,303","$97,531,134" +55,"Sep 28, 2001",Zoolander,"$28,000,000","$45,172,250","$60,780,981" +56,"Sep 16, 1994",Timecop,"$28,000,000","$44,853,581","$102,053,581" +57,"Jul 27, 2007",No Reservations,"$28,000,000","$43,107,979","$91,943,956" +58,"Jul 16, 1993",Hocus Pocus,"$28,000,000","$39,360,491","$39,360,491" +59,"Nov 11, 2005",Pride & Prejudice,"$28,000,000","$38,372,662","$126,549,607" +60,"Aug 12, 2011",30 Minutes or Less,"$28,000,000","$37,053,924","$40,966,716" +61,"Dec 22, 2000",Dracula 2000,"$28,000,000","$33,000,377","$33,000,377" +62,"Jun 25, 1982",Blade Runner,"$28,000,000","$32,656,328","$39,342,912" +63,"Apr 7, 1995",Rob Roy,"$28,000,000","$31,390,587","$31,390,587" +64,"Feb 21, 2014",3 Days to Kill,"$28,000,000","$30,697,999","$38,959,900" +65,"Aug 16, 2013",Kick-Ass 2,"$28,000,000","$28,795,985","$63,129,909" +66,"Oct 12, 2007",We Own the Night,"$28,000,000","$28,563,179","$55,307,857" +67,"Sep 19, 2014",A Walk Among the Tombstones,"$28,000,000","$26,017,685","$62,108,587" +68,"Jan 15, 2010",The Spy Next Door,"$28,000,000","$24,307,106","$46,752,858" +69,"Apr 25, 2014",Brick Mansions,"$28,000,000","$20,396,829","$73,421,224" +70,"May 12, 2006",Just My Luck,"$28,000,000","$17,326,650","$38,159,905" +71,"Oct 13, 2000",Lost Souls,"$28,000,000","$16,779,636","$31,320,293" +72,"Aug 21, 2015",American Ultra,"$28,000,000","$14,439,985","$30,295,028" +73,"Apr 18, 2003",Winged Migration,"$28,000,000","$11,689,053","$39,134,983" +74,"Feb 5, 2016",Pride and Prejudice and Zombies,"$28,000,000","$10,907,291","$16,638,300" +75,"Oct 1, 1999","Mystery, Alaska","$28,000,000","$8,891,623","$8,891,623" +76,"Aug 24, 2001",John Carpenter’s Ghosts of Mars,"$28,000,000","$8,434,601","$8,434,601" +77,"Jul 11, 1997",A Simple Wish,"$28,000,000","$8,165,213","$8,165,213" +78,"Oct 30, 2015",Our Brand is Crisis,"$28,000,000","$7,002,261","$8,594,558" +79,"Dec 25, 1997",Kundun,"$28,000,000","$5,686,694","$5,686,694" +80,"Oct 3, 2008",How to Lose Friends & Alienate People,"$28,000,000","$2,775,593","$12,031,443" +81,"Dec 31, 2007",Alatriste,"$28,000,000",$0,"$22,860,477" +82,"Jun 1, 2007",Knocked Up,"$27,500,000","$148,761,765","$219,265,952" +83,"Jun 10, 1983",Octopussy,"$27,500,000","$67,900,000","$187,500,000" +84,"Jun 26, 2009",My Sister's Keeper,"$27,500,000","$49,200,230","$96,673,002" +85,"Feb 8, 2008",Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins,"$27,500,000","$42,436,517","$43,607,627" +86,"Jan 13, 2012",Joyful Noise,"$27,500,000","$30,932,113","$31,157,914" +87,"Dec 14, 1984",A Passage to India,"$27,500,000","$27,187,653","$27,187,653" +88,"Dec 25, 2006",Notes on a Scandal,"$27,500,000","$17,510,118","$50,578,411" +89,"Oct 19, 2007",Rendition,"$27,500,000","$9,736,045","$26,939,925" +90,"Oct 28, 2011",Anonymous,"$27,500,000","$4,463,292","$15,815,509" +91,"Mar 18, 2011",Limitless,"$27,000,000","$79,249,455","$155,564,919" +92,"Dec 6, 1991",Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country,"$27,000,000","$74,888,996","$96,900,000" +93,"Jun 7, 2002",The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood,"$27,000,000","$69,586,544","$73,826,768" +94,"Oct 3, 1997",Kiss the Girls,"$27,000,000","$60,527,873","$60,527,873" +95,"Jun 20, 1980",The Blues Brothers,"$27,000,000","$57,229,890","$57,229,890" +96,"Dec 25, 1994",The Jungle Book,"$27,000,000","$44,342,956","$44,342,956" +97,"Aug 6, 2008",The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2,"$27,000,000","$44,089,964","$44,270,131" +98,"May 13, 2016",Money Monster,"$27,000,000","$41,012,075","$93,466,095" +99,"May 17, 2002",About a Boy,"$27,000,000","$40,803,000","$130,759,651" +100,"Aug 19, 2011",Spy Kids: All the Time in the World,"$27,000,000","$38,536,376","$80,681,183" +1,"Jul 16, 1999",Lake Placid,"$27,000,000","$31,770,413","$31,770,413" +2,"Apr 7, 2006",Lucky Number Slevin,"$27,000,000","$22,495,466","$55,495,466" +3,"Oct 21, 1983",The Right Stuff,"$27,000,000","$21,500,000","$21,500,000" +4,"Jul 20, 1984",Die Unendliche Geschichte,"$27,000,000","$21,300,000","$21,392,049" +5,"Feb 27, 1998",Dark City,"$27,000,000","$14,435,076","$27,257,061" +6,"Sep 19, 2008",The Duchess,"$27,000,000","$13,848,978","$45,160,110" +7,"Oct 1, 2010",Case 39,"$27,000,000","$13,261,851","$28,773,827" +8,"Jun 10, 2005",The Honeymooners,"$27,000,000","$12,834,849","$13,174,426" +9,"Jun 21, 1985",Return to Oz,"$27,000,000","$10,618,813","$10,618,813" +10,"Mar 27, 1998",The Newton Boys,"$27,000,000","$10,341,093","$10,341,093" +11,"Aug 27, 2004",Suspect Zero,"$27,000,000","$8,712,564","$8,712,564" +12,"Nov 2, 2007",Martian Child,"$27,000,000","$7,500,310","$9,352,089" +13,"Oct 18, 2002",Formula 51,"$27,000,000","$5,204,007","$5,204,007" +14,"Nov 24, 1999",Flawless,"$27,000,000","$4,485,485","$4,485,485" +15,"May 13, 2005",Mindhunters,"$27,000,000","$4,476,235","$16,566,235" +16,"Oct 17, 2008",What Just Happened,"$27,000,000","$1,090,947","$2,412,123" +17,"Dec 12, 2003",The Statement,"$27,000,000","$765,637","$1,545,064" +18,"Dec 31, 2006",The Magic Flute,"$27,000,000",$0,$0 +19,"Nov 23, 2016",Rules Don’t Apply,"$26,700,000","$3,652,206","$3,871,448" +20,"Jan 16, 2009",Paul Blart: Mall Cop,"$26,000,000","$146,336,178","$185,904,750" +21,"Aug 6, 2003",Freaky Friday,"$26,000,000","$110,222,438","$160,822,438" +22,"Aug 19, 2005",The 40 Year-old Virgin,"$26,000,000","$109,449,237","$177,344,230" +23,"Dec 11, 1998",Shakespeare in Love,"$26,000,000","$100,317,794","$279,500,000" +24,"Dec 21, 1990",Kindergarten Cop,"$26,000,000","$91,457,688","$202,000,000" +25,"Aug 6, 2008",Pineapple Express,"$26,000,000","$87,341,380","$102,404,019" +26,"Dec 22, 1993",Philadelphia,"$26,000,000","$77,324,422","$201,324,422" +27,"Jul 31, 1998",Ever After: A Cinderella Story,"$26,000,000","$65,705,772","$65,705,772" +28,"Aug 10, 1990",Flatliners,"$26,000,000","$61,308,153","$61,308,153" +29,"Aug 15, 2003",Open Range,"$26,000,000","$58,331,254","$68,613,992" +30,"Aug 19, 2005",Red Eye,"$26,000,000","$57,891,803","$96,666,486" +31,"Dec 9, 2011",New Year’s Eve,"$26,000,000","$54,544,638","$146,850,273" +32,"Jun 15, 1977",A Bridge Too Far,"$26,000,000","$50,800,000","$50,800,000" +33,"Apr 26, 2013",Pain & Gain,"$26,000,000","$49,875,291","$81,275,291" +34,"Jan 31, 2003",Final Destination 2,"$26,000,000","$46,896,664","$90,396,664" +35,"Dec 22, 2000","O Brother, Where Art Thou?","$26,000,000","$45,506,619","$75,763,814" +36,"Dec 29, 2004",In Good Company,"$26,000,000","$45,489,752","$63,489,752" +37,"Jan 22, 2010",Legion,"$26,000,000","$40,168,080","$67,647,574" +38,"Aug 29, 2012",Lawless,"$26,000,000","$37,397,291","$54,393,687" +39,"Mar 29, 2002",Clockstoppers,"$26,000,000","$36,985,501","$38,788,828" +40,"Jul 10, 1985",Silverado,"$26,000,000","$33,200,000","$33,200,000" +41,"Dec 4, 2009",Brothers,"$26,000,000","$28,544,157","$45,043,870" +42,"Oct 17, 2014",The Best of Me,"$26,000,000","$26,766,213","$41,059,418" +43,"Mar 12, 2004",Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London,"$26,000,000","$23,514,247","$28,703,083" +44,"Aug 3, 2001",Original Sin,"$26,000,000","$16,521,410","$16,521,410" +45,"Apr 27, 2012",The Raven,"$26,000,000","$16,008,272","$30,601,801" +46,"Feb 20, 2004",Welcome to Mooseport,"$26,000,000","$14,469,428","$14,469,428" +47,"Jan 27, 1995",Highlander: The Final Dimension,"$26,000,000","$13,738,574","$13,738,574" +48,"Jul 10, 2015",Self/Less,"$26,000,000","$12,279,691","$33,667,319" +49,"Aug 24, 2001",The Curse of the Jade Scorpion,"$26,000,000","$7,496,522","$18,496,522" +50,"Oct 18, 2013",The Fifth Estate,"$26,000,000","$3,254,172","$6,154,172" +51,"Feb 21, 1997",Blood and Wine,"$26,000,000","$1,083,350","$1,083,350" +52,"Mar 21, 2014",Blood Ties,"$26,000,000","$42,472","$2,923,959" +53,"Aug 24, 1997",The Grimm Brothers' Snow White,"$26,000,000","$5,000","$5,000" +54,"Jun 30, 2015",Viy,"$26,000,000",$0,"$34,246,770" +55,"Mar 17, 2015",Accidental Love,"$26,000,000",$0,"$135,436" +56,"Apr 24, 2015",The Face of an Angel,"$26,000,000",$0,$0 +57,"May 17, 1996",Flipper,"$25,530,000","$20,080,020","$30,593,313" +58,"Aug 31, 2005",The Constant Gardener,"$25,500,000","$33,579,798","$86,301,599" +59,"Oct 17, 2008",W.,"$25,100,000","$25,534,493","$28,575,778" +60,"Feb 25, 2004",The Passion of the Christ,"$25,000,000","$370,782,930","$622,341,924" +61,"Nov 24, 1993",Mrs. Doubtfire,"$25,000,000","$219,195,051","$441,286,003" +62,"Dec 16, 1988",Rain Man,"$25,000,000","$172,825,435","$412,800,000" +63,"Aug 10, 2011",The Help,"$25,000,000","$169,705,587","$213,120,004" +64,"Dec 25, 2016",Hidden Figures,"$25,000,000","$169,607,287","$231,771,716" +65,"Dec 12, 2008",Gran Torino,"$25,000,000","$148,095,302","$274,543,085" +66,"Jan 30, 2009",Taken,"$25,000,000","$145,000,989","$226,941,585" +67,"Jan 17, 2014",Ride Along,"$25,000,000","$134,202,565","$153,733,800" +68,"Nov 25, 1992",The Bodyguard,"$25,000,000","$121,945,720","$410,899,039" +69,"Dec 15, 1993",Schindler’s List,"$25,000,000","$96,898,818","$322,197,132" +70,"Jul 2, 2003","Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde","$25,000,000","$90,639,088","$125,339,088" +71,"Mar 26, 2004",Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed,"$25,000,000","$84,185,387","$181,185,387" +72,"Jul 9, 2004",Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy,"$25,000,000","$84,136,909","$89,476,265" +73,"Aug 15, 2003",Freddy vs. Jason,"$25,000,000","$82,622,655","$114,576,403" +74,"Feb 16, 2007",Bridge to Terabithia,"$25,000,000","$82,234,139","$137,984,788" +75,"Dec 21, 2001",Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius,"$25,000,000","$80,936,232","$102,992,536" +76,"Jan 18, 2008",Cloverfield,"$25,000,000","$80,048,433","$171,302,226" +77,"Feb 5, 2010",Dear John,"$25,000,000","$80,014,842","$142,033,509" +78,"Mar 22, 1991",Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze,"$25,000,000","$78,656,813","$78,656,813" +79,"Dec 25, 2012",Parental Guidance,"$25,000,000","$77,267,296","$120,832,383" +80,"Jun 3, 1987",The Untouchables,"$25,000,000","$76,270,454","$76,270,454" +81,"Nov 9, 2007",No Country for Old Men,"$25,000,000","$74,273,505","$164,035,753" +82,"Apr 13, 2001",Bridget Jones's Diary,"$25,000,000","$71,500,556","$281,527,158" +83,"Dec 15, 2000",Chocolat,"$25,000,000","$71,309,760","$152,500,343" +84,"Jan 21, 2011",No Strings Attached,"$25,000,000","$70,662,220","$149,228,078" +85,"Jan 13, 2012",Contraband,"$25,000,000","$66,528,000","$98,406,855" +86,"Jan 27, 2017",A Dog’s Purpose,"$25,000,000","$64,321,890","$203,671,625" +87,"Apr 20, 2012",The Lucky One,"$25,000,000","$60,457,138","$96,633,833" +88,"Dec 25, 1993",Tombstone,"$25,000,000","$56,505,065","$56,505,065" +89,"Mar 22, 2000",Romeo Must Die,"$25,000,000","$55,973,336","$91,036,760" +90,"Jun 6, 2006",The Omen,"$25,000,000","$54,607,383","$119,295,584" +91,"Feb 10, 2006",Final Destination 3,"$25,000,000","$54,098,051","$112,798,051" +92,"Apr 22, 2011",Madea's Big Happy Family,"$25,000,000","$53,345,287","$54,160,818" +93,"Dec 13, 2013",Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas,"$25,000,000","$52,543,354","$52,543,354" +94,"Nov 12, 2004",Finding Neverland,"$25,000,000","$51,676,606","$115,036,108" +95,"Jan 27, 2012",The Grey,"$25,000,000","$51,580,136","$81,249,176" +96,"Jan 28, 2005",Hide and Seek,"$25,000,000","$51,100,486","$123,696,741" +97,"May 23, 1986",Cobra,"$25,000,000","$49,042,224","$49,042,224" +98,"Aug 22, 2008",The House Bunny,"$25,000,000","$48,237,389","$71,390,601" +99,"Mar 14, 2003",Agent Cody Banks,"$25,000,000","$47,545,060","$58,240,458" +100,"Jan 27, 2006",Nanny McPhee,"$25,000,000","$47,279,279","$128,745,578" +1,"Sep 19, 1990",Goodfellas,"$25,000,000","$46,743,809","$46,777,347" +2,"Aug 15, 2014",The Giver,"$25,000,000","$45,090,374","$66,540,205" +3,"Dec 9, 1983",Scarface,"$25,000,000","$44,942,821","$44,942,821" +4,"Jul 18, 1997",Nothing To Lose,"$25,000,000","$44,480,039","$64,594,061" +5,"Nov 20, 1987",The Last Emperor,"$25,000,000","$43,984,987","$44,005,073" +6,"Nov 20, 2015",The Night Before,"$25,000,000","$43,035,725","$52,427,346" +7,"Oct 15, 1993",The Beverly Hillbillies,"$25,000,000","$42,222,647","$55,598,481" +8,"Dec 27, 2002",The Hours,"$25,000,000","$41,675,994","$97,030,468" +9,"Aug 22, 1997",Money Talks,"$25,000,000","$41,076,865","$41,076,865" +10,"Dec 26, 2007",There Will Be Blood,"$25,000,000","$40,222,514","$77,208,711" +11,"Dec 20, 2002",The Wild Thornberrys Movie,"$25,000,000","$40,108,697","$60,694,737" +12,"Jun 13, 2003",Rugrats Go Wild,"$25,000,000","$39,402,572","$55,443,032" +13,"Jun 1, 2005",The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants,"$25,000,000","$39,053,061","$41,560,117" +14,"May 31, 2002",Undercover Brother,"$25,000,000","$38,230,435","$40,796,145" +15,"Dec 25, 2013",August: Osage County,"$25,000,000","$37,738,810","$50,738,810" +16,"Jul 6, 2001",Kiss of the Dragon,"$25,000,000","$36,833,473","$36,833,473" +17,"May 16, 2014",Million Dollar Arm,"$25,000,000","$36,447,959","$39,217,912" +18,"Jan 1, 2004",Beauty Shop,"$25,000,000","$36,351,350","$38,351,350" +19,"Apr 4, 2003",What a Girl Wants,"$25,000,000","$35,990,505","$35,990,505" +20,"Aug 29, 2003",Jeepers Creepers II,"$25,000,000","$35,623,801","$119,923,801" +21,"Sep 7, 2018",Peppermint,"$25,000,000","$35,418,723","$51,800,758" +22,"Sep 21, 2007",Good Luck Chuck,"$25,000,000","$35,017,297","$59,183,821" +23,"Feb 28, 2003",Cradle 2 the Grave,"$25,000,000","$34,657,731","$56,434,942" +24,"Mar 17, 2006",She's the Man,"$25,000,000","$33,889,159","$55,279,608" +25,"Dec 10, 2014",The Gambler,"$25,000,000","$33,680,992","$38,718,031" +26,"Aug 24, 2007",Mr. Bean’s Holiday,"$25,000,000","$33,302,167","$234,981,342" +27,"Apr 29, 2016",Mother’s Day,"$25,000,000","$32,492,859","$52,367,022" +28,"Oct 16, 1998",Bride of Chucky,"$25,000,000","$32,404,188","$50,692,188" +29,"Feb 17, 2017",Fist Fight,"$25,000,000","$32,187,017","$40,286,416" +30,"Nov 21, 2007",August Rush,"$25,000,000","$31,664,162","$65,882,103" +31,"Aug 27, 2004",Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid,"$25,000,000","$31,526,393","$70,326,393" +32,"Dec 9, 2011",The Sitter,"$25,000,000","$30,542,576","$38,749,404" +33,"Nov 6, 1998",Elizabeth,"$25,000,000","$30,082,699","$82,150,642" +34,"Sep 23, 1970","Tora, Tora, Tora","$25,000,000","$29,548,291","$29,548,291" +35,"Jan 23, 1998",Spice World,"$25,000,000","$29,342,592","$56,042,592" +36,"Apr 11, 2014",Draft Day,"$25,000,000","$28,842,237","$29,847,480" +37,"Sep 23, 1994",The Shawshank Redemption,"$25,000,000","$28,241,469","$28,307,092" +38,"Feb 3, 2017",Rings,"$25,000,000","$27,793,018","$82,917,283" +39,"May 22, 2009",Dance Flick,"$25,000,000","$25,794,018","$32,224,624" +40,"Apr 20, 2001",Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles,"$25,000,000","$25,590,119","$39,393,111" +41,"Jul 26, 1996",Kingpin,"$25,000,000","$25,023,424","$32,223,424" +42,"Mar 18, 2005",Ice Princess,"$25,000,000","$24,381,334","$25,732,334" +43,"Aug 26, 2011",Don't Be Afraid of the Dark,"$25,000,000","$24,046,682","$39,126,427" +44,"Apr 23, 2010",The Losers,"$25,000,000","$23,591,432","$29,863,840" +45,"Apr 24, 2009",Fighting,"$25,000,000","$23,091,010","$32,831,707" +46,"Aug 24, 2007",War,"$25,000,000","$22,486,409","$40,686,409" +47,"Apr 7, 1995",Don Juan DeMarco,"$25,000,000","$22,032,635","$22,032,635" +48,"Apr 22, 2005",A Lot Like Love,"$25,000,000","$21,835,784","$41,921,590" +49,"May 1, 1998",He Got Game,"$25,000,000","$21,567,853","$22,411,948" +50,"Feb 11, 2011",The Eagle,"$25,000,000","$19,490,041","$38,993,548" +51,"Aug 5, 2015",Shaun the Sheep,"$25,000,000","$19,375,982","$101,925,161" +52,"Sep 2, 2011",Shark Night 3D,"$25,000,000","$18,877,153","$18,877,153" +53,"Mar 24, 2017",CHiPS,"$25,000,000","$18,600,152","$23,190,292" +54,"Oct 11, 2002",Punch-Drunk Love,"$25,000,000","$17,791,031","$24,591,031" +55,"Feb 20, 2004",Eurotrip,"$25,000,000","$17,718,223","$20,718,223" +56,"Dec 22, 2017",Father Figures,"$25,000,000","$17,501,244","$21,038,441" +57,"Apr 4, 2008",The Ruins,"$25,000,000","$17,432,844","$22,910,563" +58,"Oct 25, 2013",The Counselor,"$25,000,000","$16,973,715","$71,009,334" +59,"Dec 8, 2006",Unaccompanied Minors,"$25,000,000","$16,655,224","$21,970,831" +60,"Dec 7, 2018",Mary Queen of Scots,"$25,000,000","$16,468,499","$46,734,733" +61,"Apr 1, 1988","Bright Lights, Big City","$25,000,000","$16,118,077","$16,118,077" +62,"Nov 15, 2002",Half Past Dead,"$25,000,000","$15,567,860","$19,233,280" +63,"Apr 18, 1986",Legend,"$25,000,000","$15,502,112","$23,506,237" +64,"Jul 26, 1996",The Adventures of Pinocchio,"$25,000,000","$15,382,170","$36,682,170" +65,"Sep 30, 2005",The Greatest Game Ever Played,"$25,000,000","$15,331,289","$15,468,266" +66,"Nov 6, 2009",The Box,"$25,000,000","$15,051,977","$34,356,760" +67,"Mar 3, 2000",The Next Best Thing,"$25,000,000","$14,983,572","$24,355,762" +68,"Oct 8, 2010",My Soul to Take,"$25,000,000","$14,744,435","$16,727,470" +69,"Apr 9, 2004",The Girl Next Door,"$25,000,000","$14,589,444","$31,635,150" +70,"Aug 15, 2008",Fly Me To the Moon,"$25,000,000","$14,543,943","$43,530,281" +71,"Sep 13, 1996",Maximum Risk,"$25,000,000","$14,102,929","$51,702,929" +72,"Sep 13, 2002",Stealing Harvard,"$25,000,000","$13,973,532","$13,973,532" +73,"Aug 3, 2007",Hot Rod,"$25,000,000","$13,938,332","$14,334,401" +74,"Sep 9, 2011",Warrior,"$25,000,000","$13,657,115","$24,215,385" +75,"Dec 24, 1999",Angela's Ashes,"$25,000,000","$13,038,660","$13,038,660" +76,"Sep 22, 2017",Battle of the Sexes,"$25,000,000","$12,638,526","$18,445,379" +77,"Dec 21, 2012",Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away,"$25,000,000","$12,512,862","$28,012,862" +78,"Nov 13, 2015",The 33,"$25,000,000","$12,227,722","$28,400,715" +79,"Jun 21, 1985",Lifeforce,"$25,000,000","$11,603,545","$11,603,545" +80,"Apr 15, 2011",The Conspirator,"$25,000,000","$11,538,204","$15,907,411" +81,"Jul 3, 2002",The Powerpuff Girls,"$25,000,000","$11,411,644","$16,425,701" +82,"Jun 3, 2005",The Lords of Dogtown,"$25,000,000","$11,273,517","$13,424,365" +83,"Jul 1, 1986",Big Trouble in Little China,"$25,000,000","$11,100,000","$11,100,000" +84,"Oct 11, 1996",Michael Collins,"$25,000,000","$11,092,559","$27,572,844" +85,"Mar 28, 2008",Stop-Loss,"$25,000,000","$10,915,744","$11,229,035" +86,"Oct 8, 1993",Gettysburg,"$25,000,000","$10,731,997","$10,731,997" +87,"Oct 18, 2002",Abandon,"$25,000,000","$10,719,367","$12,219,367" +88,"Sep 16, 2011",Straw Dogs,"$25,000,000","$10,324,441","$11,253,821" +89,"Aug 13, 1999",Brokedown Palace,"$25,000,000","$10,115,014","$11,115,766" +90,"Aug 16, 2002",Possession,"$25,000,000","$10,103,647","$14,805,812" +91,"Apr 19, 1996",Mrs. Winterbourne,"$25,000,000","$10,039,566","$10,039,566" +92,"May 17, 1991",Stone Cold,"$25,000,000","$9,286,314","$9,286,314" +93,"Jan 25, 2019",Serenity,"$25,000,000","$8,547,045","$11,367,029" +94,"Nov 25, 2009",The Road,"$25,000,000","$8,114,270","$29,206,732" +95,"Oct 12, 2018",Beautiful Boy,"$25,000,000","$7,634,767","$13,031,424" +96,"Apr 6, 2007",The Hoax,"$25,000,000","$7,164,995","$7,164,995" +97,"Mar 15, 2019",Captive State,"$25,000,000","$5,958,315","$8,993,300" +98,"Aug 17, 1984",Sheena,"$25,000,000","$5,778,353","$5,778,353" +99,"Sep 2, 2005",Underclassman,"$25,000,000","$5,654,777","$5,654,777" +100,"Mar 23, 2001",Say It Isn't So,"$25,000,000","$5,516,708","$5,516,708" +1,"Dec 7, 2005",The World's Fastest Indian,"$25,000,000","$5,128,124","$18,991,288" +2,"Apr 25, 2008",Deception,"$25,000,000","$4,598,506","$12,850,033" +3,"Mar 1, 1995",Tank Girl,"$25,000,000","$4,064,333","$4,064,333" +4,"Apr 22, 2005",King's Ransom,"$25,000,000","$4,008,527","$4,049,527" +5,"Oct 3, 2008",Blindness,"$25,000,000","$3,073,392","$20,052,958" +6,"Apr 13, 2018",Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero,"$25,000,000","$3,054,285","$3,645,957" +7,"Dec 16, 2011",Carnage,"$25,000,000","$2,546,747","$38,112,154" +8,"Sep 1, 2017",Tulip Fever,"$25,000,000","$2,455,635","$6,792,768" +9,"Jan 6, 2006",BloodRayne,"$25,000,000","$2,405,420","$3,711,633" +10,"Nov 20, 2015",Legend,"$25,000,000","$1,872,994","$42,425,450" +11,"Nov 20, 2009",Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans,"$25,000,000","$1,702,112","$12,413,949" +12,"Jan 29, 2016",Jane Got a Gun,"$25,000,000","$1,513,793","$3,771,345" +13,"Nov 25, 2009",Me and Orson Welles,"$25,000,000","$1,190,003","$1,190,003" +14,"Sep 16, 2005",Venom,"$25,000,000","$881,745","$881,745" +15,"Oct 14, 2005",Where the Truth Lies,"$25,000,000","$872,142","$1,415,656" +16,"Sep 11, 1998",Without Limits,"$25,000,000","$780,326","$780,326" +17,"Mar 22, 2013",On the Road,"$25,000,000","$720,828","$9,313,302" +18,"Aug 24, 2012",Les petits mouchoirs,"$25,000,000","$205,505","$48,530,887" +19,"Jun 30, 2010",Love Ranch,"$25,000,000","$137,885","$146,149" +20,"Apr 24, 2015",Yi ge ren de wu lin,"$25,000,000","$129,115","$129,115" +21,"Dec 31, 2010",Sammy's avonturen: De geheime doorgang,"$25,000,000",$0,"$71,594,792" +22,"Dec 31, 2010",Belka i Strelka. Zvezdnye sobaki,"$25,000,000",$0,"$9,445,081" +23,"Dec 31, 2017",Matilda,"$25,000,000",$0,"$9,370,285" +24,"Oct 4, 2011",La véritable histoire du Chat Botté,"$25,000,000",$0,"$8,208,594" +25,"Jul 8, 2011",Ironclad,"$25,000,000",$0,"$5,297,411" +26,"May 10, 2019",The Professor and the Madman,"$25,000,000",$0,"$5,227,233" +27,"Mar 10, 2015",Red Sky,"$25,000,000",$0,"$91,116" +28,"Jan 1, 1970",Waterloo,"$25,000,000",$0,$0 +29,"Jan 10, 2014",The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box,"$25,000,000",$0,$0 +30,"Dec 31, 2019",Reagan,"$25,000,000",$0,$0 +31,"Nov 9, 2012",Dangerous Liaisons,"$24,200,000","$17,000","$10,447,579" +32,"Nov 26, 1986",Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home,"$24,000,000","$109,713,132","$133,000,000" +33,"Dec 12, 1997",Scream 2,"$24,000,000","$101,363,301","$172,363,301" +34,"Feb 21, 2003",Old School,"$24,000,000","$75,155,000","$86,765,463" +35,"Dec 20, 2006",Rocky Balboa,"$24,000,000","$70,269,899","$156,229,050" +36,"Jun 20, 2014",Think Like a Man Too,"$24,000,000","$65,028,687","$70,027,933" +37,"Dec 16, 2016",Fences,"$24,000,000","$57,682,904","$64,282,881" +38,"Feb 18, 2000",The Whole Nine Yards,"$24,000,000","$57,262,492","$85,527,867" +39,"Oct 14, 2011",Footloose,"$24,000,000","$51,802,742","$62,989,834" +40,"Apr 7, 2017",Going in Style,"$24,000,000","$45,018,541","$78,672,579" +41,"Jul 12, 1991",Point Break,"$24,000,000","$43,218,387","$83,531,958" +42,"Sep 20, 1991",The Fisher King,"$24,000,000","$41,798,224","$41,798,224" +43,"Nov 13, 1998",I Still Know What You Did Last Summer,"$24,000,000","$40,020,622","$40,020,622" +44,"Nov 21, 2007",Hitman,"$24,000,000","$39,687,694","$99,135,571" +45,"Dec 16, 1969","Hello, Dolly","$24,000,000","$33,208,099","$33,208,099" +46,"Apr 7, 2000",Return to Me,"$24,000,000","$32,662,299","$32,662,299" +47,"Nov 6, 2009",The Men Who Stare at Goats,"$24,000,000","$32,428,195","$67,348,218" +48,"Oct 31, 2008",Zack and Miri Make a Porno,"$24,000,000","$31,457,946","$36,856,306" +49,"Jan 12, 2001",Double Take,"$24,000,000","$29,823,162","$29,823,162" +50,"Dec 21, 1999","Girl, Interrupted","$24,000,000","$28,871,190","$28,871,190" +51,"Sep 8, 2000",Nurse Betty,"$24,000,000","$25,170,054","$27,732,366" +52,"Aug 20, 2010",Piranha 3D,"$24,000,000","$25,003,155","$83,660,160" +53,"Nov 24, 2010",Faster,"$24,000,000","$23,240,020","$35,792,945" +54,"Oct 24, 1978",The Wiz,"$24,000,000","$22,000,000","$22,000,000" +55,"Jan 23, 2004",Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!,"$24,000,000","$16,980,098","$16,980,098" +56,"Jul 14, 1999",Muppets From Space,"$24,000,000","$16,304,786","$16,304,786" +57,"Apr 7, 2000",Ready to Rumble,"$24,000,000","$12,372,410","$12,372,410" +58,"Sep 16, 2011",I Don't Know How She Does It,"$24,000,000","$9,659,074","$24,474,463" +59,"Dec 24, 1999",Play it to the Bone,"$24,000,000","$8,427,204","$8,427,204" +60,"Dec 20, 2013",Dhoom 3,"$24,000,000","$8,031,955","$11,723,620" +61,"Dec 17, 2004",Beyond the Sea,"$24,000,000","$6,144,806","$8,292,914" +62,"Jun 10, 2005",Hauru no ugoku shiro,"$24,000,000","$4,710,455","$237,814,327" +63,"Mar 27, 1998",Meet the Deedles,"$24,000,000","$4,356,126","$4,356,126" +64,"Aug 25, 1995",The Thief and the Cobbler,"$24,000,000","$669,276","$669,276" +65,"Jun 10, 2005",The Bridge of San Luis Rey,"$24,000,000","$49,981","$1,696,765" +66,"Dec 31, 2007",Flood,"$24,000,000",$0,"$4,084,232" +67,"Oct 2, 2009",Zombieland,"$23,600,000","$75,590,286","$102,236,596" +68,"May 21, 1980",Star Wars Ep. V: The Empire Strikes Back,"$23,000,000","$290,271,960","$534,161,334" +69,"Nov 6, 1998",The Waterboy,"$23,000,000","$161,491,646","$190,191,646" +70,"Jun 28, 1991",The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear,"$23,000,000","$86,930,411","$86,930,411" +71,"Nov 16, 2018",Green Book,"$23,000,000","$85,080,171","$322,034,439" +72,"Apr 7, 1995",Bad Boys,"$23,000,000","$65,647,413","$141,247,413" +73,"Jan 16, 2015",The Wedding Ringer,"$23,000,000","$64,460,211","$80,171,596" +74,"Mar 17, 2000",Final Destination,"$23,000,000","$53,302,314","$112,036,870" +75,"Dec 17, 1976",King Kong,"$23,000,000","$52,614,445","$90,614,445" +76,"Oct 7, 2011",The Ides of March,"$23,000,000","$40,962,534","$77,735,925" +77,"Feb 18, 2000",Pitch Black,"$23,000,000","$39,235,088","$53,182,088" +78,"Oct 5, 2018",The Hate U Give,"$23,000,000","$29,719,483","$35,067,665" +79,"Mar 30, 2001",Someone Like You,"$23,000,000","$27,338,033","$38,684,906" +80,"Jan 10, 2014",Her,"$23,000,000","$25,568,251","$48,163,815" +81,"Oct 5, 2001",Joy Ride,"$23,000,000","$21,973,182","$21,973,182" +82,"Feb 17, 2012",Kari gurashi no Arietti,"$23,000,000","$19,192,510","$151,496,097" +83,"Jan 20, 2012",Haywire,"$23,000,000","$18,942,396","$36,374,700" +84,"Nov 12, 1999",Anywhere But Here,"$23,000,000","$18,653,615","$18,653,615" +85,"Sep 1, 2004",Vanity Fair,"$23,000,000","$16,123,851","$19,123,851" +86,"Feb 26, 2016",Eddie the Eagle,"$23,000,000","$15,789,389","$45,060,480" +87,"Jul 17, 1987",Jaws 4: The Revenge,"$23,000,000","$15,728,335","$15,728,335" +88,"Aug 25, 2000",The Crew,"$23,000,000","$13,019,253","$13,019,253" +89,"Dec 20, 1996",Marvin's Room,"$23,000,000","$12,803,305","$12,803,305" +90,"Jan 9, 2004",Chasing Liberty,"$23,000,000","$12,189,514","$12,291,975" +91,"Aug 22, 2008",The Longshots,"$23,000,000","$11,511,323","$11,778,396" +92,"Dec 3, 1999",The End of the Affair,"$23,000,000","$10,660,147","$10,660,147" +93,"Aug 23, 1991",Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man,"$23,000,000","$7,018,525","$7,018,525" +94,"Sep 14, 2007",In the Valley of Elah,"$23,000,000","$6,777,741","$24,489,150" +95,"Sep 25, 2009",Coco avant Chanel,"$23,000,000","$6,113,834","$50,813,834" +96,"Jun 26, 2009",Chéri,"$23,000,000","$2,715,657","$2,715,657" +97,"Jun 28, 2013",Redemption,"$23,000,000","$36,686","$13,593,473" +98,"Apr 25, 2008",Rogue,"$23,000,000","$10,452","$4,673,377" +99,"May 5, 2017",Chāi dàn zhuānjiā,"$23,000,000",$0,"$58,807,172" +100,"Mar 15, 2011",Shi Yue Wei Cheng,"$23,000,000",$0,"$44,195,779" +1,"Jun 24, 1987",Spaceballs,"$22,700,000","$38,119,483","$38,119,483" +2,"Jun 22, 2007",1408,"$22,500,000","$71,985,628","$131,263,370" +3,"Nov 18, 2016",Nocturnal Animals,"$22,500,000","$10,663,357","$32,398,681" +4,"Apr 24, 2015",The Water Diviner,"$22,500,000","$4,200,117","$31,054,727" +5,"Jul 13, 1990",Ghost,"$22,000,000","$217,631,306","$517,600,000" +6,"Jul 15, 1998",There's Something About Mary,"$22,000,000","$176,484,651","$369,884,651" +7,"Nov 11, 1994",The Santa Clause,"$22,000,000","$144,833,357","$189,800,000" +8,"Sep 28, 2007",The Game Plan,"$22,000,000","$90,648,202","$146,590,987" +9,"Mar 29, 2002",The Rookie,"$22,000,000","$75,600,072","$80,491,516" +10,"Jun 2, 1995",The Bridges of Madison County,"$22,000,000","$71,516,617","$175,516,617" +11,"Feb 28, 2014",Son of God,"$22,000,000","$59,700,064","$70,949,793" +12,"Jun 1, 2001",The Animal,"$22,000,000","$55,762,229","$55,762,229" +13,"Aug 8, 2014",The Hundred-Foot Journey,"$22,000,000","$54,235,441","$94,270,488" +14,"Dec 8, 1982",Gandhi,"$22,000,000","$52,767,889","$127,767,889" +15,"Sep 19, 2003",Underworld,"$22,000,000","$51,970,690","$95,708,457" +16,"Jul 28, 1995",The Net,"$22,000,000","$50,621,733","$110,521,733" +17,"Aug 3, 2012",Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days,"$22,000,000","$49,008,662","$77,229,695" +18,"Dec 28, 2001",I Am Sam,"$22,000,000","$40,270,895","$92,542,418" +19,"Nov 11, 2005",Derailed,"$22,000,000","$36,020,063","$57,520,063" +20,"Sep 18, 2009",The Informant!,"$22,000,000","$33,316,821","$41,771,168" +21,"Nov 22, 2013",Delivery Man,"$22,000,000","$30,659,817","$70,536,870" +22,"Feb 5, 2016","Hail, Caesar!","$22,000,000","$30,080,225","$64,160,680" +23,"Aug 24, 2001",Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back,"$22,000,000","$30,059,386","$33,762,400" +24,"Dec 29, 1993",Shadowlands,"$22,000,000","$25,842,377","$25,842,377" +25,"Aug 27, 2008",Traitor,"$22,000,000","$23,530,831","$27,882,226" +26,"Aug 12, 2005",Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo,"$22,000,000","$22,400,154","$45,273,464" +27,"May 19, 2017",Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul,"$22,000,000","$20,738,724","$35,609,577" +28,"Jan 18, 2008",Mad Money,"$22,000,000","$20,668,843","$25,044,057" +29,"Nov 27, 2013",Homefront,"$22,000,000","$20,158,492","$51,695,362" +30,"Sep 19, 2008",Igor,"$22,000,000","$19,528,602","$31,013,349" +31,"Feb 9, 2001",Saving Silverman,"$22,000,000","$19,351,569","$25,873,142" +32,"Jul 2, 1999",Summer of Sam,"$22,000,000","$19,288,130","$19,288,130" +33,"Sep 14, 2001",The Glass House,"$22,000,000","$17,951,431","$22,861,785" +34,"Sep 4, 2015",The Transporter Refueled,"$22,000,000","$16,029,670","$69,698,495" +35,"Jun 13, 1980",The Island,"$22,000,000","$15,716,828","$15,716,828" +36,"Apr 11, 2001",Josie and the Pussycats,"$22,000,000","$14,252,830","$14,252,830" +37,"Aug 22, 2012",Hit & Run,"$22,000,000","$13,749,300","$17,216,955" +38,"Oct 27, 2000",The Little Vampire,"$22,000,000","$13,555,988","$13,555,988" +39,"Oct 1, 2004",I Heart Huckabees,"$22,000,000","$12,784,713","$20,034,713" +40,"Nov 17, 2017","Roman J. Israel, Esq.","$22,000,000","$11,962,712","$12,967,012" +41,"Dec 4, 2013",Out of the Furnace,"$22,000,000","$11,330,849","$15,434,375" +42,"Nov 5, 1993",RoboCop 3,"$22,000,000","$10,696,210","$10,696,210" +43,"Aug 27, 1999",Dudley Do-Right,"$22,000,000","$9,818,792","$9,818,792" +44,"Dec 8, 2017",Just Getting Started,"$22,000,000","$6,069,605","$6,756,412" +45,"Sep 21, 2001",Megiddo: Omega Code 2,"$22,000,000","$6,047,691","$6,047,691" +46,"Jan 1, 1970",Darling Lili,"$22,000,000","$5,000,000","$5,000,000" +47,"Nov 23, 2005",The Libertine,"$22,000,000","$4,835,065","$9,448,623" +48,"Apr 6, 2007",Zwartboek,"$22,000,000","$4,398,532","$27,238,354" +49,"Oct 31, 2014",Before I Go to Sleep,"$22,000,000","$3,242,457","$19,563,579" +50,"Oct 8, 2010",Stone,"$22,000,000","$1,810,078","$4,065,020" +51,"Mar 3, 2006",Joyeux Noël,"$22,000,000","$1,054,361","$23,134,075" +52,"Dec 31, 2013",Metegol,"$22,000,000",$0,"$34,061,097" +53,"Jun 24, 1977",Sorcerer,"$21,600,000","$12,000,000","$12,005,968" +54,"Jul 27, 2007",Molière,"$21,600,000","$635,733","$791,154" +55,"Oct 5, 2007",Michael Clayton,"$21,500,000","$49,033,882","$92,987,651" +56,"Jul 9, 1999",Arlington Road,"$21,500,000","$24,419,219","$24,419,219" +57,"Dec 20, 1996",My Fellow Americans,"$21,500,000","$22,331,846","$22,331,846" +58,"Jun 22, 2012",To Rome with Love,"$21,500,000","$16,684,352","$74,326,015" +59,"Nov 16, 2012",Silver Linings Playbook,"$21,000,000","$132,092,958","$236,412,453" +60,"Apr 6, 2018",Blockers,"$21,000,000","$60,311,495","$94,045,328" +61,"Apr 5, 2019",Pet Sematary,"$21,000,000","$54,724,696","$109,501,146" +62,"Jun 30, 1999","South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut","$21,000,000","$52,037,603","$52,037,603" +63,"Jun 18, 1982",Firefox,"$21,000,000","$45,785,720","$45,785,720" +64,"Apr 16, 2010",Death at a Funeral,"$21,000,000","$42,739,347","$48,977,233" +65,"Mar 19, 1993",Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III,"$21,000,000","$42,273,609","$42,273,609" +66,"Sep 14, 2001",Hardball,"$21,000,000","$40,222,729","$43,728,560" +67,"Nov 5, 2010",For Colored Girls,"$21,000,000","$37,729,698","$38,017,873" +68,"Jan 5, 2007",Freedom Writers,"$21,000,000","$36,605,602","$43,632,609" +69,"Aug 4, 2017",Kidnap,"$21,000,000","$30,718,107","$34,836,080" +70,"Oct 11, 2002",The Transporter,"$21,000,000","$25,296,447","$43,928,932" +71,"Mar 14, 2008",Never Back Down,"$21,000,000","$24,850,922","$39,319,801" +72,"Dec 9, 2011",Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy,"$21,000,000","$24,149,393","$81,452,811" +73,"Sep 22, 2017",Victoria and Abdul,"$21,000,000","$22,245,070","$68,271,146" +74,"Nov 5, 1999",The Bachelor,"$21,000,000","$21,731,001","$36,882,378" +75,"Mar 12, 1999",The Rage: Carrie 2,"$21,000,000","$17,760,244","$17,760,244" +76,"Aug 1, 2008",Swing Vote,"$21,000,000","$16,289,867","$17,589,867" +77,"Jun 5, 2009",Away We Go,"$21,000,000","$9,451,946","$10,108,016" +78,"Sep 27, 2002",Moonlight Mile,"$21,000,000","$6,830,957","$6,830,957" +79,"May 6, 2011",The Beaver,"$21,000,000","$970,816","$5,046,038" +80,"Feb 24, 2017",Bitter Harvest,"$21,000,000","$557,241","$606,162" +81,"Oct 22, 1999",Molly,"$21,000,000","$17,396","$17,396" +82,"Feb 1, 2019",Velvet Buzzsaw,"$21,000,000",$0,$0 +83,"Apr 23, 1999",eXistenZ,"$20,700,000","$2,840,417","$2,840,417" +84,"Jul 23, 1982",The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,"$20,500,000","$69,701,637","$69,701,637" +85,"Aug 11, 2006",Pulse,"$20,500,000","$20,264,436","$30,241,435" +86,"Nov 13, 1991",Beauty and the Beast,"$20,000,000","$376,057,266","$608,431,132" +87,"Jun 12, 1981",Raiders of the Lost Ark,"$20,000,000","$225,686,079","$367,452,079" +88,"Mar 22, 2019",Us,"$20,000,000","$175,006,930","$254,210,310" +89,"Nov 20, 1992",Home Alone 2: Lost in New York,"$20,000,000","$173,585,516","$358,994,850" +90,"Nov 16, 1977",Close Encounters of the Third Kind,"$20,000,000","$169,100,479","$340,800,479" +91,"May 20, 1987",Beverly Hills Cop II,"$20,000,000","$153,665,036","$276,665,036" +92,"Dec 9, 2016",La La Land,"$20,000,000","$151,101,803","$426,351,163" +93,"Jul 19, 2013",The Conjuring,"$20,000,000","$137,400,141","$318,000,141" +94,"Mar 7, 2003",Bringing Down the House,"$20,000,000","$132,675,402","$164,675,402" +95,"Nov 17, 2017",Wonder,"$20,000,000","$132,422,809","$304,604,712" +96,"Feb 14, 1991",The Silence of the Lambs,"$20,000,000","$130,726,716","$275,726,716" +97,"Feb 14, 1992",Wayne's World,"$20,000,000","$121,697,323","$183,097,323" +98,"Oct 15, 2010",Jackass 3D,"$20,000,000","$117,229,692","$171,685,793" +99,"Jul 29, 2016",Bad Moms,"$20,000,000","$113,257,297","$180,998,716" +100,"Jan 18, 2019",Glass,"$20,000,000","$111,035,005","$245,303,505" +1,"Jun 16, 1978",Jaws 2,"$20,000,000","$102,922,376","$208,900,376" +2,"Oct 3, 2008",Beverly Hills Chihuahua,"$20,000,000","$94,514,402","$154,218,168" +3,"Jul 2, 2014",Tammy,"$20,000,000","$84,525,432","$96,407,655" +4,"Jan 21, 2005",Are We There Yet?,"$20,000,000","$82,674,398","$98,114,471" +5,"Nov 16, 2011",The Descendants,"$20,000,000","$82,624,961","$175,507,800" +6,"Oct 3, 2003",School of Rock,"$20,000,000","$81,261,177","$131,944,672" +7,"Apr 13, 2007",Disturbia,"$20,000,000","$80,818,974","$118,537,627" +8,"Jul 16, 1993",Free Willy,"$20,000,000","$77,698,625","$153,698,625" +9,"Oct 21, 2016",Tyler Perry’s Boo! A Madea Halloween,"$20,000,000","$73,206,343","$73,206,343" +10,"Aug 18, 1995",Mortal Kombat,"$20,000,000","$70,433,227","$122,133,227" +11,"Jun 23, 2004",White Chicks,"$20,000,000","$69,148,997","$111,448,997" +12,"Apr 24, 2009",Obsessed,"$20,000,000","$68,261,644","$73,964,713" +13,"Apr 18, 2003",Holes,"$20,000,000","$67,383,924","$71,232,214" +14,"Jun 29, 2012",Tyler Perry's Madea's Witness Protection,"$20,000,000","$65,653,242","$66,950,887" +15,"Mar 31, 2010",The Last Song,"$20,000,000","$62,950,384","$92,678,948" +16,"Apr 2, 2010",Why Did I Get Married Too?,"$20,000,000","$60,095,852","$60,831,067" +17,"Oct 23, 1998",La vita è bella,"$20,000,000","$57,598,247","$229,385,361" +18,"Oct 18, 2013",12 Years a Slave,"$20,000,000","$56,671,993","$181,025,343" +19,"Dec 13, 2002",Drumline,"$20,000,000","$56,398,162","$56,398,162" +20,"Jun 3, 2016",Me Before You,"$20,000,000","$56,245,075","$208,265,198" +21,"Feb 8, 2019",What Men Want,"$20,000,000","$54,611,903","$69,911,903" +22,"Apr 15, 2016",Barbershop: The Next Cut,"$20,000,000","$54,030,051","$54,404,202" +23,"Dec 7, 1990",Edward Scissorhands,"$20,000,000","$53,976,987","$53,976,987" +24,"Sep 14, 2018",A Simple Favor,"$20,000,000","$53,548,586","$97,628,717" +25,"Jan 9, 2015",Selma,"$20,000,000","$52,076,908","$66,776,576" +26,"Dec 12, 1980",Popeye,"$20,000,000","$49,823,037","$49,823,037" +27,"Feb 17, 2006",Date Movie,"$20,000,000","$48,548,426","$85,146,165" +28,"Feb 15, 2002",Peter Pan: Return to Neverland,"$20,000,000","$48,430,258","$109,862,682" +29,"Feb 14, 2003",The Jungle Book 2,"$20,000,000","$47,901,582","$140,122,225" +30,"Mar 16, 2007",Premonition,"$20,000,000","$47,852,604","$81,461,343" +31,"Oct 20, 2017",Tyler Perry’s Boo 2! A Madea Halloween,"$20,000,000","$47,319,572","$47,879,572" +32,"Feb 4, 2005",Boogeyman,"$20,000,000","$46,752,382","$67,192,859" +33,"Feb 11, 2000",The Tigger Movie,"$20,000,000","$45,542,421","$96,147,688" +34,"Nov 6, 2015",Spotlight,"$20,000,000","$45,055,776","$92,088,460" +35,"Mar 30, 2018",Acrimony,"$20,000,000","$43,549,096","$46,627,836" +36,"Jun 26, 2015",Max,"$20,000,000","$42,656,255","$43,658,157" +37,"Mar 21, 2008",Meet the Browns,"$20,000,000","$41,975,388","$41,975,388" +38,"Jul 24, 2009",Orphan,"$20,000,000","$41,596,251","$78,769,428" +39,"Nov 17, 2017",The Star,"$20,000,000","$40,847,995","$62,758,010" +40,"Jan 26, 2007",Epic Movie,"$20,000,000","$39,739,367","$86,858,578" +41,"Sep 19, 2008",Lakeview Terrace,"$20,000,000","$39,263,506","$44,821,299" +42,"Oct 13, 2006",The Grudge 2,"$20,000,000","$39,143,839","$70,743,839" +43,"Jul 27, 2016",Nerve,"$20,000,000","$38,583,626","$70,652,284" +44,"May 14, 1982",Conan the Barbarian,"$20,000,000","$38,264,085","$79,114,085" +45,"Aug 14, 1998",How Stella Got Her Groove Back,"$20,000,000","$37,672,944","$37,672,944" +46,"Jul 19, 1991",Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey,"$20,000,000","$37,537,675","$37,537,675" +47,"Oct 13, 2006",Man of the Year,"$20,000,000","$37,442,180","$41,342,180" +48,"Feb 19, 2016",Risen,"$20,000,000","$36,880,033","$46,255,763" +49,"Aug 18, 2010",Vampires Suck,"$20,000,000","$36,661,504","$81,424,988" +50,"Dec 21, 1979",The Black Hole,"$20,000,000","$35,841,901","$35,841,901" +51,"Sep 1, 2010",The American,"$20,000,000","$35,606,376","$67,950,723" +52,"Mar 21, 1997",Selena,"$20,000,000","$35,450,113","$35,450,113" +53,"Nov 4, 2011",A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas,"$20,000,000","$35,061,031","$36,265,745" +54,"Mar 19, 2004",Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,"$20,000,000","$34,366,518","$72,570,762" +55,"Jan 4, 2013",Texas Chainsaw 3D,"$20,000,000","$34,341,945","$47,666,013" +56,"Oct 27, 2006",Babel,"$20,000,000","$34,302,837","$132,121,212" +57,"Sep 19, 2014",This is Where I Leave You,"$20,000,000","$34,296,320","$41,296,320" +58,"Dec 12, 2008",Doubt,"$20,000,000","$33,446,470","$53,191,101" +59,"Oct 15, 2004",Team America: World Police,"$20,000,000","$32,774,834","$50,948,811" +60,"Oct 27, 1995",Copycat,"$20,000,000","$32,051,917","$32,051,917" +61,"Apr 12, 2013",Scary Movie V,"$20,000,000","$32,015,787","$78,613,981" +62,"Mar 12, 2010",She's Out of My League,"$20,000,000","$32,010,860","$48,680,977" +63,"Nov 26, 2008",Milk,"$20,000,000","$31,841,299","$57,293,371" +64,"Oct 15, 1969",Paint Your Wagon,"$20,000,000","$31,678,778","$31,678,778" +65,"Aug 31, 2011",The Debt,"$20,000,000","$31,177,548","$46,604,054" +66,"Oct 25, 2002",Ghost Ship,"$20,000,000","$30,113,491","$68,349,884" +67,"Jan 8, 2010",Daybreakers,"$20,000,000","$30,101,577","$51,445,503" +68,"Mar 7, 2008",The Bank Job,"$20,000,000","$30,060,660","$66,143,005" +69,"Mar 20, 1998",Wild Things,"$20,000,000","$29,795,299","$55,576,699" +70,"Oct 16, 2009",The Stepfather,"$20,000,000","$29,062,561","$29,227,561" +71,"Mar 31, 2000",High Fidelity,"$20,000,000","$27,277,055","$47,881,663" +72,"Apr 28, 2006",Stick It,"$20,000,000","$26,910,736","$30,399,714" +73,"Jan 4, 2008",One Missed Call,"$20,000,000","$26,890,041","$44,513,466" +74,"Jan 12, 1996",Eye for an Eye,"$20,000,000","$26,792,700","$26,792,700" +75,"Apr 11, 2008",Street Kings,"$20,000,000","$26,418,667","$65,457,811" +76,"Aug 23, 2013",The World's End,"$20,000,000","$26,004,851","$47,508,505" +77,"Jan 19, 1996",From Dusk Till Dawn,"$20,000,000","$25,728,961","$25,732,986" +78,"Sep 24, 2010",You Again,"$20,000,000","$25,702,053","$32,838,945" +79,"Jun 15, 2007",Nancy Drew,"$20,000,000","$25,584,685","$30,703,845" +80,"Sep 17, 2010",Alpha and Omega 3D,"$20,000,000","$25,107,267","$48,958,353" +81,"Dec 25, 2018",On the Basis of Sex,"$20,000,000","$24,622,687","$38,073,377" +82,"Feb 14, 2014",Endless Love,"$20,000,000","$23,438,250","$34,718,173" +83,"Sep 8, 2006",The Covenant,"$20,000,000","$23,364,784","$38,164,784" +84,"Jul 1, 2011",Monte Carlo,"$20,000,000","$23,186,769","$39,686,769" +85,"Mar 24, 2006",Stay Alive,"$20,000,000","$23,086,480","$23,187,506" +86,"Oct 7, 2005",2 For the Money,"$20,000,000","$22,991,379","$30,491,379" +87,"Jun 16, 2017",Rough Night,"$20,000,000","$22,105,643","$46,844,357" +88,"Dec 4, 1998",Psycho,"$20,000,000","$21,541,218","$37,226,218" +89,"Oct 19, 1990",Quigley Down Under,"$20,000,000","$21,413,105","$21,413,105" +90,"Sep 27, 1995",To Die For,"$20,000,000","$21,284,514","$27,688,744" +91,"Aug 21, 2009",Shorts,"$20,000,000","$20,919,166","$29,870,801" +92,"Oct 30, 1998",Vampires,"$20,000,000","$20,268,825","$20,268,825" +93,"Sep 19, 2008",Appaloosa,"$20,000,000","$20,211,394","$27,911,453" +94,"Nov 20, 2015",Secret in Their Eyes,"$20,000,000","$20,180,155","$32,608,019" +95,"Aug 13, 2004",Yu-Gi-Oh,"$20,000,000","$19,762,690","$28,762,690" +96,"Mar 23, 2007",Reign Over Me,"$20,000,000","$19,661,987","$20,081,987" +97,"Sep 19, 2008",My Best Friend's Girl,"$20,000,000","$19,219,250","$34,787,111" +98,"May 11, 2007",Georgia Rule,"$20,000,000","$18,882,880","$20,819,601" +99,"Jul 31, 1981",Under the Rainbow,"$20,000,000","$18,826,490","$18,826,490" +100,"Apr 12, 1985",Ladyhawke,"$20,000,000","$18,400,000","$18,400,000" +1,"Sep 21, 2007",Into the Wild,"$20,000,000","$18,354,356","$56,822,960" +2,"Sep 11, 1998",Simon Birch,"$20,000,000","$18,253,415","$18,310,591" +3,"Feb 11, 2005",Pooh's Heffalump Movie,"$20,000,000","$18,098,433","$55,686,944" +4,"Sep 29, 2006",School for Scoundrels,"$20,000,000","$17,807,569","$17,807,569" +5,"Oct 26, 2012",Silent Hill: Revelation 3D,"$20,000,000","$17,530,219","$55,975,672" +6,"Nov 3, 1995",Home for the Holidays,"$20,000,000","$17,468,887","$22,119,269" +7,"Mar 31, 2017",The Zookeeper’s Wife,"$20,000,000","$17,445,186","$26,308,749" +8,"Feb 20, 2009",Fired Up,"$20,000,000","$17,231,291","$18,608,570" +9,"Apr 8, 2005",Kung Fu Hustle,"$20,000,000","$17,104,669","$102,034,104" +10,"Jul 26, 2002",The Country Bears,"$20,000,000","$16,988,996","$16,988,996" +11,"Sep 29, 2017",Flatliners,"$20,000,000","$16,883,115","$45,173,738" +12,"Mar 16, 2007",Dead Silence,"$20,000,000","$16,574,590","$20,614,661" +13,"Nov 21, 2003",21 Grams,"$20,000,000","$16,248,701","$59,667,625" +14,"Dec 4, 2009",Armored,"$20,000,000","$15,988,876","$23,661,038" +15,"Dec 14, 2007",The Kite Runner,"$20,000,000","$15,800,078","$74,180,745" +16,"Sep 3, 2004",Paparazzi,"$20,000,000","$15,712,072","$16,612,072" +17,"Jan 17, 2003",A Guy Thing,"$20,000,000","$15,543,862","$17,430,594" +18,"Feb 15, 1965",The Greatest Story Ever Told,"$20,000,000","$15,473,333","$15,473,333" +19,"Jul 21, 2000",Loser,"$20,000,000","$15,464,026","$18,250,106" +20,"Mar 6, 1998",Twilight,"$20,000,000","$15,055,091","$15,055,091" +21,"Sep 23, 2009",Capitalism: A Love Story,"$20,000,000","$14,363,397","$19,121,531" +22,"Apr 13, 2012",Lockout,"$20,000,000","$14,326,865","$33,943,049" +23,"Aug 29, 2008",Disaster Movie,"$20,000,000","$14,190,901","$36,720,752" +24,"Sep 30, 2011",What's Your Number?,"$20,000,000","$14,011,084","$30,163,785" +25,"Nov 14, 1997",The Man Who Knew Too Little,"$20,000,000","$13,801,755","$13,801,755" +26,"Apr 17, 2009",Crank 2: High Voltage,"$20,000,000","$13,684,249","$35,472,739" +27,"Oct 30, 2015",Burnt,"$20,000,000","$13,651,946","$36,773,510" +28,"Apr 30, 2004",Envy,"$20,000,000","$13,548,322","$14,566,246" +29,"Oct 13, 2006",One Night with the King,"$20,000,000","$13,395,961","$13,725,032" +30,"Oct 21, 1994",Bullets Over Broadway,"$20,000,000","$13,383,747","$13,383,747" +31,"Sep 19, 2008",Ghost Town,"$20,000,000","$13,367,624","$29,958,228" +32,"Nov 22, 2002",The Quiet American,"$20,000,000","$12,987,647","$26,348,203" +33,"Feb 26, 2016",Triple 9,"$20,000,000","$12,639,297","$25,943,792" +34,"Sep 2, 2016",The Light Between Oceans,"$20,000,000","$12,545,979","$22,281,732" +35,"Oct 28, 2005",The Weather Man,"$20,000,000","$12,482,775","$15,466,961" +36,"Aug 23, 2002",Undisputed,"$20,000,000","$12,398,628","$12,398,628" +37,"Mar 27, 2009",12 Rounds,"$20,000,000","$12,234,694","$17,306,648" +38,"Oct 1, 2010",Let Me In,"$20,000,000","$12,134,935","$28,270,399" +39,"May 6, 1994",3 Ninjas Kick Back,"$20,000,000","$11,744,960","$11,744,960" +40,"Feb 22, 2008",Be Kind Rewind,"$20,000,000","$11,175,164","$30,894,247" +41,"Dec 9, 2005",Mrs. Henderson Presents,"$20,000,000","$11,036,366","$27,836,366" +42,"Dec 12, 1997",Deconstructing Harry,"$20,000,000","$10,686,841","$10,686,841" +43,"Oct 22, 1999",Three to Tango,"$20,000,000","$10,570,375","$10,570,375" +44,"Dec 15, 1989",We're No Angels,"$20,000,000","$10,555,348","$10,555,348" +45,"Dec 6, 1996",Everyone Says I Love You,"$20,000,000","$9,725,847","$34,600,000" +46,"Aug 31, 2007",Death Sentence,"$20,000,000","$9,534,258","$16,907,831" +47,"Jun 3, 2016",Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping,"$20,000,000","$9,496,130","$9,537,120" +48,"Oct 27, 2017",Thank You for Your Service,"$20,000,000","$9,479,390","$9,985,316" +49,"Dec 4, 2009",Everybody's Fine,"$20,000,000","$9,208,876","$9,208,876" +50,"Aug 27, 2004",Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2,"$20,000,000","$9,109,322","$9,355,369" +51,"Sep 20, 2013",Battle of the Year,"$20,000,000","$8,888,355","$16,723,377" +52,"Apr 29, 2016",Ratchet and Clank,"$20,000,000","$8,813,410","$14,365,639" +53,"Aug 17, 2007",Death at a Funeral,"$20,000,000","$8,580,428","$46,790,428" +54,"Sep 9, 2005",The Man,"$20,000,000","$8,330,720","$10,393,696" +55,"Jan 5, 2007",Code Name: The Cleaner,"$20,000,000","$8,135,024","$8,135,024" +56,"Dec 12, 2014",Inherent Vice,"$20,000,000","$8,110,975","$14,772,346" +57,"Apr 16, 2004",Connie & Carla,"$20,000,000","$8,047,525","$8,047,525" +58,"Oct 11, 2013",Machete Kills,"$20,000,000","$8,008,161","$18,273,009" +59,"Jan 1, 1969",Sweet Charity,"$20,000,000","$8,000,000","$8,000,000" +60,"Feb 24, 2006",Doogal,"$20,000,000","$7,578,946","$28,058,652" +61,"Sep 16, 2005",Proof,"$20,000,000","$7,535,331","$8,284,331" +62,"Oct 3, 2008",An American Carol,"$20,000,000","$7,013,191","$7,022,183" +63,"Mar 14, 2003",Willard,"$20,000,000","$6,882,696","$6,882,696" +64,"Feb 1, 2008",Strange Wilderness,"$20,000,000","$6,575,282","$6,947,084" +65,"Apr 24, 2015",Little Boy,"$20,000,000","$6,485,961","$17,769,299" +66,"Dec 17, 1999",Topsy Turvy,"$20,000,000","$6,201,757","$6,201,757" +67,"Oct 26, 2012",Chasing Mavericks,"$20,000,000","$6,002,756","$8,300,821" +68,"Dec 31, 2014",A Most Violent Year,"$20,000,000","$5,749,134","$8,846,875" +69,"Nov 23, 2011",A Dangerous Method,"$20,000,000","$5,702,083","$14,807,531" +70,"Jul 7, 2006",A Scanner Darkly,"$20,000,000","$5,501,616","$7,405,084" +71,"Aug 14, 2009",Bandslam,"$20,000,000","$5,210,988","$12,967,829" +72,"Jan 28, 2005",Alone in the Dark,"$20,000,000","$5,178,569","$10,588,079" +73,"Oct 29, 2004",Birth,"$20,000,000","$5,005,899","$14,603,001" +74,"Aug 26, 2016",Hands of Stone,"$20,000,000","$4,712,792","$5,031,975" +75,"Oct 24, 2008",Passchendaele,"$20,000,000","$4,452,423","$4,453,327" +76,"Oct 3, 2008",Flash of Genius,"$20,000,000","$4,442,377","$4,504,111" +77,"Nov 21, 2007",I’m Not There,"$20,000,000","$4,017,609","$12,397,613" +78,"Sep 7, 2012",The Cold Light of Day,"$20,000,000","$3,763,583","$25,361,206" +79,"May 15, 2009",The Brothers Bloom,"$20,000,000","$3,531,756","$5,531,756" +80,"Oct 24, 2008","Synecdoche, New York","$20,000,000","$3,083,538","$4,383,538" +81,"Oct 26, 2018",Suspiria,"$20,000,000","$2,483,472","$7,034,615" +82,"Nov 3, 2017",LBJ,"$20,000,000","$2,468,683","$2,507,181" +83,"Oct 29, 1999",Mononoke-hime,"$20,000,000","$2,374,107","$150,350,000" +84,"Mar 19, 2004",Bon Voyage,"$20,000,000","$2,353,728","$8,361,736" +85,"Nov 13, 2015",My All-American,"$20,000,000","$2,246,000","$2,246,000" +86,"Jun 20, 1980",Can't Stop the Music,"$20,000,000","$2,000,000","$2,000,000" +87,"May 5, 2006",The Proposition,"$20,000,000","$1,903,434","$5,313,608" +88,"Aug 22, 2003",Marci X,"$20,000,000","$1,646,664","$1,646,664" +89,"Dec 6, 2002",Equilibrium,"$20,000,000","$1,190,018","$5,345,869" +90,"Apr 29, 2011",Dylan Dog: Dead of Night,"$20,000,000","$1,186,538","$6,093,725" +91,"Aug 29, 2012",The Oogieloves in the BIG Balloon Adventure,"$20,000,000","$1,065,907","$1,065,907" +92,"May 23, 2008",The Children of Huang Shi,"$20,000,000","$1,031,872","$8,221,700" +93,"Oct 20, 2000",The Yards,"$20,000,000","$882,710","$2,282,710" +94,"Aug 6, 2010",Middle Men,"$20,000,000","$754,301","$754,301" +95,"Apr 28, 2017",Jìyì dàshÄ«,"$20,000,000","$587,470","$43,888,531" +96,"Dec 3, 2010",All Good Things,"$20,000,000","$582,024","$873,617" +97,"Nov 13, 2015",By the Sea,"$20,000,000","$538,460","$3,727,746" +98,"Mar 18, 2005",Steamboy,"$20,000,000","$468,867","$10,468,867" +99,"Apr 22, 2005",The Game of Their Lives,"$20,000,000","$375,474","$375,474" +100,"Sep 11, 1994",Rapa Nui,"$20,000,000","$305,070","$305,070" +1,"Dec 10, 2010",The Tempest,"$20,000,000","$277,943","$277,943" +2,"Mar 7, 2008",長江七號 (CJ7),"$20,000,000","$206,678","$47,300,771" +3,"Sep 18, 2009",The Burning Plain,"$20,000,000","$200,730","$1,167,092" +4,"Mar 27, 1998",Les Couloirs du temps: Les visiteurs 2,"$20,000,000","$146,072","$26,146,072" +5,"Apr 25, 2003",People I Know,"$20,000,000","$121,972","$5,694,213" +6,"Oct 30, 2015",Regression,"$20,000,000","$55,039","$15,824,374" +7,"Dec 31, 2008",Admiral,"$20,000,000",$0,"$38,585,047" +8,"Dec 31, 2012",Zambezia,"$20,000,000",$0,"$34,454,336" +9,"Apr 13, 2010",Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon,"$20,000,000",$0,"$22,139,590" +10,"Mar 31, 2004",The Touch,"$20,000,000",$0,"$5,918,742" +11,"May 29, 2015",Survivor,"$20,000,000",$0,"$1,703,281" +12,"Nov 18, 2016",The History of Love,"$20,000,000",$0,"$476,624" +13,"Dec 25, 2007",Butterfly on a Wheel,"$20,000,000",$0,$0 +14,"Aug 29, 2014",Dwegons and Leprechauns,"$20,000,000",$0,$0 +15,"Jul 22, 2016",Fight Valley,"$20,000,000",$0,$0 +16,"Dec 31, 2017",The Thousand Miles,"$20,000,000",$0,$0 +17,"Dec 13, 2018",Bird Box,"$19,800,000",$0,$0 +18,"Aug 21, 2009",Der Baader Meinhof Komplex,"$19,700,000","$476,270","$16,498,827" +19,"Dec 1, 2017",The Shape of Water,"$19,500,000","$63,859,435","$195,790,794" +20,"Nov 23, 2012",De rouille et d’os,"$19,500,000","$2,061,449","$29,393,634" +21,"Dec 20, 2006",The Painted Veil,"$19,400,000","$8,060,487","$15,118,795" +22,"Aug 23, 2013",The Frozen Ground,"$19,200,000",$0,"$5,617,460" +23,"Jul 29, 2011",The Devil's Double,"$19,100,000","$1,361,512","$5,965,646" +24,"Jul 3, 1985",Back to the Future,"$19,000,000","$212,259,762","$385,524,784" +25,"Nov 9, 1990",Dances with Wolves,"$19,000,000","$184,208,842","$424,200,000" +26,"Jul 7, 2000",Scary Movie,"$19,000,000","$157,019,771","$277,200,000" +27,"Jun 24, 2011",Bad Teacher,"$19,000,000","$100,292,856","$215,448,997" +28,"Aug 12, 2016",Sausage Party,"$19,000,000","$97,670,358","$141,344,255" +29,"Sep 15, 1989",Sea of Love,"$19,000,000","$58,571,513","$58,571,513" +30,"Jan 10, 2003",Just Married,"$19,000,000","$56,127,162","$101,564,935" +31,"Sep 11, 2009",I Can Do Bad All By Myself,"$19,000,000","$51,733,921","$51,733,921" +32,"Jul 16, 2004",A Cinderella Story,"$19,000,000","$51,438,175","$70,164,105" +33,"May 23, 1980",The Shining,"$19,000,000","$44,017,374","$44,728,227" +34,"Oct 26, 2001",Thirteen Ghosts,"$19,000,000","$41,867,960","$68,467,960" +35,"Oct 29, 1999",House on Haunted Hill,"$19,000,000","$40,846,082","$65,090,541" +36,"Feb 26, 2010",The Crazies,"$19,000,000","$39,123,589","$56,445,534" +37,"Jan 16, 2009",Notorious,"$19,000,000","$36,843,682","$44,972,183" +38,"Nov 2, 2018",Nobody’s Fool,"$19,000,000","$31,713,110","$32,589,493" +39,"Aug 20, 2010",The Switch,"$19,000,000","$27,758,465","$49,858,465" +40,"Jan 8, 2010",Leap Year,"$19,000,000","$25,918,920","$32,618,920" +41,"Nov 8, 2013",The Book Thief,"$19,000,000","$21,488,481","$76,086,711" +42,"Oct 19, 2007","Gone, Baby, Gone","$19,000,000","$20,300,218","$34,352,162" +43,"Jul 26, 2000",Thomas and the Magic Railroad,"$19,000,000","$15,911,332","$15,911,332" +44,"Nov 8, 1962",Mutiny on The Bounty,"$19,000,000","$13,680,000","$13,680,000" +45,"Sep 20, 2002",Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi,"$19,000,000","$10,049,886","$274,949,886" +46,"Oct 17, 2008",Sex Drive,"$19,000,000","$8,402,485","$10,412,485" +47,"Jan 9, 1998",Firestorm,"$19,000,000","$8,123,860","$8,123,860" +48,"Mar 4, 2011",Take Me Home Tonight,"$19,000,000","$6,928,068","$7,576,604" +49,"Sep 28, 2012",Won't Back Down,"$19,000,000","$5,310,554","$5,745,503" +50,"Jun 1, 2018",Action Point,"$19,000,000","$5,059,608","$5,103,675" +51,"Jan 1, 1964",The Fall of the Roman Empire,"$19,000,000","$4,750,000","$4,750,000" +52,"Nov 24, 1993",The Nutcracker,"$19,000,000","$2,119,994","$2,119,994" +53,"Dec 13, 2011",George Balanchine\'s The Nutcracker,"$19,000,000","$2,119,994","$2,119,994" +54,"Aug 16, 1996",Kansas City,"$19,000,000","$1,353,824","$1,353,824" +55,"Mar 8, 2016",Out of the Inferno,"$19,000,000",$0,$0 +56,"Jun 24, 2005",George A. Romero's Land of the Dead,"$18,975,000","$20,700,082","$47,751,015" +57,"Dec 15, 2006",Indigènes,"$18,900,000","$320,700","$26,063,572" +58,"Apr 15, 2005",The Amityville Horror,"$18,500,000","$65,233,369","$109,175,673" +59,"Dec 6, 2002",Adaptation,"$18,500,000","$22,498,520","$32,531,759" +60,"Oct 2, 2009",The Invention of Lying,"$18,500,000","$18,451,251","$32,679,264" +61,"May 22, 1998",Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas,"$18,500,000","$10,680,275","$13,711,903" +62,"Jul 4, 2008",Ne le dis à personne,"$18,500,000","$6,198,883","$33,954,018" +63,"Feb 2, 2001",Left Behind,"$18,500,000","$4,221,341","$4,221,341" +64,"May 9, 2014",Neighbors,"$18,000,000","$150,086,800","$270,944,428" +65,"Nov 3, 2006",Borat,"$18,000,000","$128,505,958","$261,443,242" +66,"Jul 29, 1994",The Mask,"$18,000,000","$119,920,129","$351,620,129" +67,"Jun 3, 1988",Big,"$18,000,000","$114,968,774","$151,668,774" +68,"Jul 13, 2001",Legally Blonde,"$18,000,000","$96,493,426","$141,809,235" +69,"Apr 30, 2004",Mean Girls,"$18,000,000","$86,047,227","$130,953,026" +70,"Jun 1, 1984",Star Trek III: The Search for Spock,"$18,000,000","$76,471,046","$87,000,000" +71,"Sep 9, 2005",The Exorcism of Emily Rose,"$18,000,000","$75,072,454","$144,529,078" +72,"Dec 10, 1999",Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo,"$18,000,000","$65,535,067","$92,935,067" +73,"Jan 1, 2004",Barbershop 2: Back in Business,"$18,000,000","$65,070,412","$65,842,412" +74,"Dec 16, 2005",The Family Stone,"$18,000,000","$60,062,868","$92,357,499" +75,"Nov 26, 2003",Bad Santa,"$18,000,000","$60,060,328","$77,147,031" +76,"Jun 12, 1987",Predator,"$18,000,000","$59,735,548","$98,267,558" +77,"Mar 25, 2016",My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2,"$18,000,000","$59,689,605","$92,096,558" +78,"Sep 11, 2015",The Perfect Guy,"$18,000,000","$57,027,435","$60,278,166" +79,"May 2, 1997",Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery,"$18,000,000","$53,883,989","$67,683,989" +80,"Mar 25, 2011",Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules,"$18,000,000","$52,698,535","$73,695,194" +81,"Sep 19, 1984",Amadeus,"$18,000,000","$51,973,029","$51,973,029" +82,"Apr 11, 2008",Prom Night,"$18,000,000","$43,869,350","$57,193,655" +83,"Apr 8, 2011",Soul Surfer,"$18,000,000","$43,853,424","$47,158,652" +84,"Sep 26, 2003",Under the Tuscan Sun,"$18,000,000","$43,601,508","$57,490,024" +85,"Jun 29, 2018",Uncle Drew,"$18,000,000","$42,469,946","$46,527,161" +86,"Oct 17, 2014",Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance),"$18,000,000","$42,340,598","$103,215,094" +87,"Oct 10, 1986",Peggy Sue Got Married,"$18,000,000","$41,382,841","$41,382,841" +88,"Dec 26, 2001",Gosford Park,"$18,000,000","$41,300,105","$41,300,105" +89,"Jan 11, 2002",Orange County,"$18,000,000","$41,059,716","$43,308,707" +90,"Jul 26, 2013",Blue Jasmine,"$18,000,000","$33,404,871","$102,912,961" +91,"Apr 28, 2006",United 93,"$18,000,000","$31,567,134","$77,635,035" +92,"Dec 5, 2003",Honey,"$18,000,000","$30,272,254","$62,646,763" +93,"Oct 14, 2005",The Fog,"$18,000,000","$29,511,112","$37,048,526" +94,"May 24, 1996",Spy Hard,"$18,000,000","$26,936,265","$26,936,265" +95,"Aug 7, 2015",Ricki and the Flash,"$18,000,000","$26,839,498","$41,166,033" +96,"Dec 13, 1989",Glory,"$18,000,000","$26,593,580","$26,593,580" +97,"Jun 29, 1984",Conan the Destroyer,"$18,000,000","$26,400,000","$26,400,000" +98,"Nov 13, 2015",Love the Coopers,"$18,000,000","$26,302,731","$42,227,490" +99,"Jun 24, 1970",Catch-22,"$18,000,000","$24,911,670","$24,911,670" +100,"Apr 10, 2009",Observe and Report,"$18,000,000","$24,007,324","$27,148,898" +1,"Nov 14, 1980",Raging Bull,"$18,000,000","$23,380,203","$23,380,203" +2,"Sep 18, 2009",Love Happens,"$18,000,000","$22,965,110","$36,133,014" +3,"Sep 25, 2009",Fame,"$18,000,000","$22,455,510","$80,227,619" +4,"Apr 28, 2017",The Circle,"$18,000,000","$20,497,844","$40,651,864" +5,"Dec 4, 1985",Young Sherlock Holmes,"$18,000,000","$19,739,000","$19,739,000" +6,"Nov 5, 2010",127 Hours,"$18,000,000","$18,335,230","$60,217,171" +7,"May 19, 2000",Small Time Crooks,"$18,000,000","$17,266,359","$29,934,477" +8,"May 12, 2000",Center Stage,"$18,000,000","$17,200,925","$21,361,109" +9,"Jan 15, 2016",Norm of the North,"$18,000,000","$17,062,499","$30,535,660" +10,"Feb 6, 2004",Catch That Kid,"$18,000,000","$16,703,799","$16,959,614" +11,"Aug 16, 2013",Jobs,"$18,000,000","$16,131,410","$43,402,515" +12,"Oct 26, 2001",Life as a House,"$18,000,000","$15,652,637","$23,889,158" +13,"Jan 8, 2010",Youth in Revolt,"$18,000,000","$15,285,588","$19,685,588" +14,"Jul 25, 2014",And So It Goes,"$18,000,000","$15,160,801","$17,920,013" +15,"Jul 10, 2009","I Love You, Beth Cooper","$18,000,000","$14,800,725","$16,382,538" +16,"Jul 24, 1981",Blow Out,"$18,000,000","$13,747,234","$13,747,234" +17,"Mar 30, 2001",The Tailor of Panama,"$18,000,000","$13,491,653","$27,491,653" +18,"May 22, 1981",The Legend of the Lone Ranger,"$18,000,000","$13,400,000","$13,400,000" +19,"Jan 31, 2014",Labor Day,"$18,000,000","$13,371,528","$14,189,810" +20,"Aug 30, 2013",Getaway,"$18,000,000","$10,501,938","$11,813,989" +21,"Sep 26, 1997",The Ice Storm,"$18,000,000","$8,038,061","$16,011,975" +22,"Oct 15, 2004",Being Julia,"$18,000,000","$7,739,049","$14,488,705" +23,"Mar 22, 1989",Troop Beverly Hills,"$18,000,000","$7,190,505","$7,190,505" +24,"Feb 21, 1986",Nine 1/2 Weeks,"$18,000,000","$6,734,844","$6,734,844" +25,"Jan 15, 2010",The Last Station,"$18,000,000","$6,617,867","$15,696,146" +26,"Jun 26, 1981",Dragonslayer,"$18,000,000","$6,000,000","$6,000,000" +27,"Sep 30, 1994",Ed Wood,"$18,000,000","$5,828,466","$5,828,466" +28,"Jun 6, 2008",Mongol,"$18,000,000","$5,705,761","$27,147,349" +29,"Oct 8, 2008",RocknRolla,"$18,000,000","$5,700,626","$27,794,339" +30,"Jun 25, 1982",Megaforce,"$18,000,000","$5,675,599","$5,675,599" +31,"Aug 20, 2010",Mao's Last Dancer,"$18,000,000","$4,806,750","$25,941,437" +32,"Dec 25, 1996",Hamlet,"$18,000,000","$4,501,094","$7,129,670" +33,"Apr 11, 2014",The Railway Man,"$18,000,000","$4,438,438","$23,910,210" +34,"Dec 29, 1995",Restoration,"$18,000,000","$4,100,000","$4,100,000" +35,"Mar 18, 2016",Midnight Special,"$18,000,000","$3,712,282","$7,680,250" +36,"Nov 25, 2016",Miss Sloane,"$18,000,000","$3,500,605","$7,719,630" +37,"Sep 27, 2013",Metallica Through the Never,"$18,000,000","$3,419,967","$9,082,906" +38,"Sep 19, 2003",Anything Else,"$18,000,000","$3,203,044","$13,203,044" +39,"Feb 23, 1996",Unforgettable,"$18,000,000","$2,483,790","$2,483,790" +40,"Mar 17, 2017",T2: Trainspotting,"$18,000,000","$2,402,004","$42,091,262" +41,"Dec 30, 2009",Das Weisse Band: Eine deutsche Kindergeschichte,"$18,000,000","$2,222,862","$25,727,044" +42,"Apr 25, 1986",8 Million Ways to Die,"$18,000,000","$1,305,114","$1,305,114" +43,"Mar 1, 2013",Phantom,"$18,000,000","$1,034,589","$1,199,510" +44,"Apr 26, 2002",The Salton Sea,"$18,000,000","$676,698","$676,698" +45,"Apr 24, 2009",The Informers,"$18,000,000","$315,000","$315,000" +46,"Sep 24, 1999",One Man's Hero,"$18,000,000","$229,311","$229,311" +47,"Oct 15, 2010",Carlos,"$18,000,000","$145,526","$1,619,153" +48,"Sep 22, 2006",Renaissance,"$18,000,000","$70,644","$2,401,413" +49,"Dec 31, 2008",I Come with the Rain,"$18,000,000",$0,"$627,422" +50,"Apr 15, 2016",I Am Wrath,"$18,000,000",$0,"$309,608" +51,"Nov 14, 2014",Wolves,"$18,000,000",$0,"$94,953" +52,"Apr 8, 2008",Day of the Dead,"$18,000,000",$0,$0 +53,"Aug 22, 2014",The Prince,"$18,000,000",$0,$0 +54,"Feb 19, 2016",Forsaken,"$18,000,000",$0,$0 +55,"Jun 28, 1985",Red Sonja,"$17,900,000","$6,905,861","$6,908,640" +56,"Jul 13, 2012",Red Lights,"$17,700,000","$49,521","$14,518,884" +57,"Aug 17, 2007",Superbad,"$17,500,000","$121,463,226","$169,955,142" +58,"Feb 20, 2009",Madea Goes To Jail,"$17,500,000","$90,508,336","$90,508,336" +59,"Feb 14, 2008",Step Up 2 the Streets,"$17,500,000","$58,017,783","$148,586,910" +60,"Jan 13, 2006",Hoodwinked,"$17,500,000","$51,386,611","$109,843,390" +61,"Dec 22, 2004",Hotel Rwanda,"$17,500,000","$23,519,128","$36,521,223" +62,"Aug 25, 2006",Beerfest,"$17,500,000","$19,185,184","$20,159,316" +63,"Nov 27, 2013",Black Nativity,"$17,500,000","$7,018,188","$7,285,135" +64,"Apr 25, 2003",City of Ghosts,"$17,500,000","$325,491","$325,491" +65,"Dec 31, 2007",Taxi 4,"$17,500,000",$0,"$60,865,364" +66,"Apr 6, 2018",A Quiet Place,"$17,000,000","$188,024,361","$334,522,294" +67,"Aug 10, 2001",The Others,"$17,000,000","$96,522,687","$207,765,056" +68,"Jul 18, 1986",Aliens,"$17,000,000","$85,160,248","$183,316,455" +69,"Aug 13, 2014",Let’s Be Cops,"$17,000,000","$82,390,774","$136,890,774" +70,"Oct 17, 1997",I Know What You Did Last Summer,"$17,000,000","$72,250,091","$125,250,091" +71,"Oct 22, 1964",My Fair Lady,"$17,000,000","$72,000,000","$72,071,636" +72,"Oct 22, 2004",Sideways,"$17,000,000","$71,502,303","$109,793,192" +73,"Nov 15, 2013",The Best Man Holiday,"$17,000,000","$70,525,195","$72,835,710" +74,"Feb 13, 2009",Friday the 13th,"$17,000,000","$65,002,019","$92,670,237" +75,"Sep 28, 2012",Pitch Perfect,"$17,000,000","$65,001,093","$116,044,347" +76,"Aug 5, 1998",Halloween: H2O,"$17,000,000","$55,041,738","$55,041,738" +77,"Apr 5, 2013",Evil Dead,"$17,000,000","$54,239,856","$97,778,356" +78,"Aug 27, 2004",Jet Li's Hero,"$17,000,000","$53,652,140","$177,535,958" +79,"Oct 29, 2010",Saw 3D,"$17,000,000","$45,710,178","$133,735,284" +80,"Feb 20, 2015","McFarland, USA","$17,000,000","$44,480,275","$45,707,924" +81,"Nov 11, 2016",Almost Christmas,"$17,000,000","$42,065,185","$42,493,506" +82,"Mar 10, 2006",The Hills Have Eyes,"$17,000,000","$41,778,863","$70,355,813" +83,"Mar 1, 2002",40 Days and 40 Nights,"$17,000,000","$37,939,782","$95,092,667" +84,"Oct 10, 2003",Good Boy!,"$17,000,000","$37,667,746","$45,312,217" +85,"Jan 26, 2007",Smokin' Aces,"$17,000,000","$35,662,731","$57,263,440" +86,"Oct 2, 1998",A Night at the Roxbury,"$17,000,000","$30,331,165","$30,331,165" +87,"Mar 4, 2011",Beastly,"$17,000,000","$27,865,571","$38,028,230" +88,"Mar 5, 2010",Brooklyn's Finest,"$17,000,000","$27,163,593","$39,233,233" +89,"Jul 9, 1982",Tron,"$17,000,000","$26,918,576","$26,918,576" +90,"Aug 20, 2010",Lottery Ticket,"$17,000,000","$24,719,879","$24,719,879" +91,"Sep 5, 2003",Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star,"$17,000,000","$22,734,486","$23,734,486" +92,"Mar 31, 2006",ATL,"$17,000,000","$21,170,563","$21,170,563" +93,"Aug 24, 2001",Summer Catch,"$17,000,000","$19,693,891","$19,693,891" +94,"Dec 11, 1998",A Simple Plan,"$17,000,000","$16,316,273","$16,316,273" +95,"Mar 24, 2006",Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector,"$17,000,000","$15,680,099","$15,680,099" +96,"Nov 27, 2002",Wes Craven Presents: They,"$17,000,000","$12,840,842","$16,140,842" +97,"Oct 1, 1999",The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland,"$17,000,000","$11,634,458","$11,634,458" +98,"Jul 24, 1987",Superman IV: The Quest for Peace,"$17,000,000","$11,227,824","$11,227,824" +99,"May 29, 1963",55 Days at Peking,"$17,000,000","$10,000,000","$10,000,000" +100,"Jun 5, 2009",My Life in Ruins,"$17,000,000","$8,677,425","$20,477,425" +1,"Apr 21, 2006",American Dreamz,"$17,000,000","$7,314,027","$16,510,971" +2,"Jan 25, 2008",How She Move,"$17,000,000","$7,070,641","$8,607,815" +3,"Feb 24, 2006",Running Scared,"$17,000,000","$6,855,137","$9,729,088" +4,"Aug 24, 2012",The Apparition,"$17,000,000","$4,936,819","$10,637,281" +5,"Apr 30, 2004",Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius,"$17,000,000","$2,694,071","$2,694,071" +6,"Aug 29, 1986",Shanghai Surprise,"$17,000,000","$2,315,000","$2,315,000" +7,"Dec 25, 2010",L'illusionniste,"$17,000,000","$2,231,474","$8,609,949" +8,"Jan 1, 1981",Roar,"$17,000,000","$2,110,050","$2,110,050" +9,"Oct 17, 2003",Veronica Guerin,"$17,000,000","$1,569,918","$9,438,074" +10,"Jun 10, 2016",Genius,"$17,000,000","$1,361,045","$7,265,283" +11,"Nov 14, 2007",Southland Tales,"$17,000,000","$275,380","$364,607" +12,"Jun 26, 2015",Escobar: Paradise Lost,"$17,000,000","$195,792","$3,917,679" +13,"Sep 26, 2017","Mune, le gardien de la lune","$17,000,000",$0,"$14,534,046" +14,"Jun 23, 2009",Chasseurs de dragons,"$17,000,000",$0,"$13,446,115" +15,"Oct 21, 1977",Damnation Alley,"$17,000,000",$0,$0 +16,"Jul 12, 2019",Crawl,"$17,000,000",$0,$0 +17,"Mar 11, 2016",The Young Messiah,"$16,800,000","$6,469,813","$7,313,697" +18,"Nov 10, 2006",FUR: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus,"$16,800,000","$223,202","$2,281,089" +19,"Nov 27, 1991",My Girl,"$16,500,000","$58,011,485","$58,011,485" +20,"Dec 11, 1987",Wall Street,"$16,500,000","$43,848,100","$43,848,100" +21,"Dec 11, 1995",Sense and Sensibility,"$16,500,000","$42,993,774","$134,993,774" +22,"Aug 18, 2006",The Illusionist,"$16,500,000","$39,868,642","$83,792,062" +23,"Aug 3, 2007",Becoming Jane,"$16,500,000","$18,663,911","$39,380,876" +24,"Dec 19, 2003",House of Sand and Fog,"$16,500,000","$13,005,485","$16,157,923" +25,"Sep 21, 2007",Sydney White,"$16,500,000","$11,892,415","$13,636,339" +26,"Dec 31, 2007",Arn - Tempelriddaren,"$16,500,000",$0,"$21,404,122" +27,"Jun 2, 1989",Dead Poets Society,"$16,400,000","$95,860,116","$239,500,000" +28,"Dec 16, 1994",Dumb & Dumber,"$16,000,000","$127,175,374","$246,400,000" +29,"Jul 14, 1989",When Harry Met Sally…,"$16,000,000","$92,823,546","$92,961,960" +30,"May 19, 2000",Road Trip,"$16,000,000","$68,525,609","$119,739,110" +31,"Dec 8, 1982",The Verdict,"$16,000,000","$53,977,250","$53,977,250" +32,"Jan 15, 1999",Varsity Blues,"$16,000,000","$52,894,169","$54,294,169" +33,"May 25, 2012",Moonrise Kingdom,"$16,000,000","$45,512,466","$68,848,446" +34,"Nov 25, 2011",The Artist,"$16,000,000","$44,667,095","$128,256,712" +35,"Jan 9, 2009",The Unborn,"$16,000,000","$42,670,410","$78,208,812" +36,"Aug 2, 2002",The Master of Disguise,"$16,000,000","$40,363,530","$40,363,530" +37,"Oct 6, 2006",The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning,"$16,000,000","$39,517,763","$50,517,763" +38,"Dec 29, 2006",El Laberinto del Fauno,"$16,000,000","$37,634,615","$87,041,569" +39,"Feb 4, 2011",The Roommate,"$16,000,000","$37,300,107","$52,545,707" +40,"Feb 2, 2007",The Messengers,"$16,000,000","$35,374,833","$53,774,833" +41,"Mar 2, 2001",See Spot Run,"$16,000,000","$33,357,476","$43,057,552" +42,"Aug 9, 1991",Double Impact,"$16,000,000","$29,090,445","$29,090,445" +43,"Jun 27, 2001",Baby Boy,"$16,000,000","$28,734,552","$28,734,552" +44,"Apr 11, 2001",Joe Dirt,"$16,000,000","$27,087,695","$30,987,695" +45,"Sep 12, 2008",The Women,"$16,000,000","$26,902,075","$50,103,808" +46,"Apr 20, 2007",Hot Fuzz,"$16,000,000","$23,618,786","$81,742,618" +47,"Aug 15, 2008",Vicky Cristina Barcelona,"$16,000,000","$23,216,709","$104,504,817" +48,"Jun 16, 2000",Boys and Girls,"$16,000,000","$21,799,652","$21,799,652" +49,"Jun 13, 2018",Superfly,"$16,000,000","$20,537,137","$20,723,581" +50,"Nov 18, 1994",Léon,"$16,000,000","$19,284,974","$45,284,974" +51,"Mar 12, 2010",Remember Me,"$16,000,000","$19,068,240","$56,506,120" +52,"Oct 11, 2002",White Oleander,"$16,000,000","$16,357,770","$21,657,770" +53,"Sep 18, 2009",Jennifer's Body,"$16,000,000","$16,204,793","$31,943,401" +54,"Mar 3, 2000",Drowning Mona,"$16,000,000","$15,427,192","$15,980,376" +55,"Jan 30, 1987",Radio Days,"$16,000,000","$14,792,779","$14,792,779" +56,"Jul 18, 2003",How to Deal,"$16,000,000","$14,108,518","$14,108,518" +57,"Oct 3, 2014",Left Behind,"$16,000,000","$14,019,924","$20,769,209" +58,"May 28, 2004",Soul Plane,"$16,000,000","$13,922,211","$14,553,807" +59,"Dec 9, 1988",My Stepmother Is an Alien,"$16,000,000","$13,854,000","$13,854,000" +60,"Jun 29, 2012",People Like Us,"$16,000,000","$12,431,792","$12,617,472" +61,"May 28, 1999",The Thirteenth Floor,"$16,000,000","$11,810,854","$11,810,854" +62,"Sep 3, 2004",The Cookout,"$16,000,000","$11,540,112","$11,540,112" +63,"Oct 19, 1979",Meteor,"$16,000,000","$8,400,000","$8,400,000" +64,"Mar 7, 1986",Highlander,"$16,000,000","$5,900,000","$12,900,000" +65,"Nov 18, 2016",Bleed for This,"$16,000,000","$5,083,906","$6,603,926" +66,"May 3, 2002",Hollywood Ending,"$16,000,000","$4,839,383","$14,839,383" +67,"Sep 15, 2000",Duets,"$16,000,000","$4,734,235","$6,615,452" +68,"Aug 13, 1999",Detroit Rock City,"$16,000,000","$4,217,115","$5,825,314" +69,"Oct 19, 2007",Things We Lost in the Fire,"$16,000,000","$3,287,315","$8,120,148" +70,"Nov 14, 2014",The Homesman,"$16,000,000","$2,429,989","$8,217,571" +71,"Apr 5, 2013",Trance,"$16,000,000","$2,322,593","$22,594,052" +72,"May 16, 2014",The Immigrant,"$16,000,000","$2,013,456","$7,585,011" +73,"Aug 15, 1997",Steel,"$16,000,000","$1,686,429","$1,686,429" +74,"Dec 21, 2005",The White Countess,"$16,000,000","$1,669,971","$2,814,566" +75,"Jul 25, 2008",Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis,"$16,000,000","$1,477,650","$247,474,497" +76,"Oct 1, 2014","Men, Women and Children","$16,000,000","$705,908","$1,685,403" +77,"Sep 24, 2010",Enter the Void,"$16,000,000","$337,997","$1,467,278" +78,"Dec 31, 2008",Good,"$16,000,000","$31,631","$31,631" +79,"Nov 2, 2012",Vamps,"$16,000,000","$3,361","$94,812" +80,"May 11, 2010",Haeundae,"$16,000,000",$0,"$64,733,391" +81,"Mar 9, 2010",Hachiko: A Dog's Story,"$16,000,000",$0,"$47,707,417" +82,"Dec 31, 2013",Zulu,"$16,000,000",$0,"$1,844,228" +83,"Dec 21, 2018",Second Act,"$15,700,000","$39,282,227","$63,288,854" +84,"Jun 21, 2002",Juwanna Mann,"$15,600,000","$13,571,817","$13,771,817" +85,"Jun 8, 2007",La Môme,"$15,500,000","$10,299,782","$88,611,837" +86,"Nov 15, 2002",Ararat,"$15,500,000","$1,693,000","$1,693,000" +87,"Apr 13, 2007",Slow Burn,"$15,500,000","$1,237,615","$1,237,615" +88,"Apr 22, 2005",Madison,"$15,500,000","$517,262","$517,262" +89,"Feb 26, 2010",The Yellow Handkerchief,"$15,500,000","$318,623","$318,623" +90,"Sep 27, 2002",Wasabi,"$15,300,000","$81,525","$7,000,000" +91,"Mar 31, 2006",Slither,"$15,250,000","$7,802,450","$12,930,343" +92,"Nov 16, 1990",Home Alone,"$15,000,000","$285,761,243","$476,684,675" +93,"Dec 5, 1984",Beverly Hills Cop,"$15,000,000","$234,760,478","$316,300,000" +94,"May 16, 1986",Top Gun,"$15,000,000","$179,800,601","$356,799,634" +95,"Dec 17, 1982",Tootsie,"$15,000,000","$177,200,000","$177,200,000" +96,"Nov 25, 1987",3 Men and a Baby,"$15,000,000","$167,780,960","$167,780,960" +97,"Nov 26, 2010",The King’s Speech,"$15,000,000","$138,797,449","$430,821,168" +98,"Sep 15, 1999",American Beauty,"$15,000,000","$130,058,047","$356,258,047" +99,"Dec 8, 2000","Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon","$15,000,000","$128,067,808","$213,514,672" +100,"Dec 9, 1988",Twins,"$15,000,000","$111,936,388","$216,600,000" +1,"Dec 20, 1996",Scream,"$15,000,000","$103,046,663","$173,046,663" +2,"Aug 11, 2017",Annabelle: Creation,"$15,000,000","$102,092,201","$305,384,865" +3,"Oct 25, 2013",Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa,"$15,000,000","$102,003,019","$160,903,019" +4,"Jun 28, 1978",Heaven Can Wait,"$15,000,000","$98,800,000","$98,800,000" +5,"Dec 18, 1985",The Color Purple,"$15,000,000","$93,589,701","$93,589,701" +6,"Nov 28, 2014",The Imitation Game,"$15,000,000","$91,125,143","$227,740,463" +7,"Mar 30, 1988",Beetlejuice,"$15,000,000","$73,839,613","$73,887,546" +8,"Nov 18, 1959",Ben-Hur,"$15,000,000","$73,000,000","$73,259,017" +9,"Jan 18, 2013",Mama,"$15,000,000","$71,628,180","$148,095,566" +10,"Oct 10, 1980",Private Benjamin,"$15,000,000","$69,847,348","$69,847,348" +11,"Mar 7, 1980",Coal Miner's Daughter,"$15,000,000","$67,182,787","$67,182,787" +12,"Mar 6, 1987",Lethal Weapon,"$15,000,000","$65,192,350","$120,192,350" +13,"Mar 19, 2010",Diary of a Wimpy Kid,"$15,000,000","$64,003,625","$76,954,311" +14,"Jul 29, 1983",National Lampoon’s Vacation,"$15,000,000","$61,400,000","$61,400,000" +15,"Aug 31, 2007",Halloween,"$15,000,000","$58,269,151","$77,514,401" +16,"Sep 30, 2006",The Queen,"$15,000,000","$56,441,711","$128,885,873" +17,"Oct 12, 2007",Why Did I Get Married?,"$15,000,000","$55,204,525","$55,934,178" +18,"Feb 3, 2012",The Woman in Black,"$15,000,000","$54,333,290","$128,955,898" +19,"Dec 21, 1994",Little Women,"$15,000,000","$50,003,303","$50,003,303" +20,"Jan 1, 1979",The Deer Hunter,"$15,000,000","$50,000,000","$50,009,253" +21,"Aug 10, 2018",BlacKkKlansman,"$15,000,000","$49,275,340","$93,017,335" +22,"Feb 3, 2006",When a Stranger Calls,"$15,000,000","$47,860,214","$67,215,435" +23,"Feb 8, 2002",Big Fat Liar,"$15,000,000","$47,811,275","$52,461,017" +24,"Aug 15, 1997",Cop Land,"$15,000,000","$44,906,632","$63,706,632" +25,"Dec 25, 1997",Wag the Dog,"$15,000,000","$43,057,470","$64,252,038" +26,"Feb 22, 2013",Snitch,"$15,000,000","$42,930,462","$57,907,734" +27,"May 2, 2003",The Lizzie McGuire Movie,"$15,000,000","$42,734,455","$55,534,455" +28,"Dec 4, 2015",Krampus,"$15,000,000","$42,725,475","$61,788,393" +29,"Sep 21, 2012",End of Watch,"$15,000,000","$41,003,371","$57,586,606" +30,"Dec 25, 1998",The Faculty,"$15,000,000","$40,283,321","$40,283,321" +31,"Jun 9, 1993",What's Love Got to Do With It,"$15,000,000","$39,100,956","$39,100,956" +32,"Dec 14, 2001",Not Another Teen Movie,"$15,000,000","$37,882,551","$62,401,343" +33,"Dec 3, 2014",Wild,"$15,000,000","$37,880,356","$52,460,543" +34,"Dec 16, 1962",Lawrence of Arabia,"$15,000,000","$37,495,385","$69,995,385" +35,"Nov 7, 2014",The Theory of Everything,"$15,000,000","$35,893,537","$123,327,692" +36,"Sep 16, 2011",Drive,"$15,000,000","$35,060,689","$81,357,930" +37,"Mar 31, 2000",The Skulls,"$15,000,000","$35,007,180","$35,007,180" +38,"Oct 10, 1966",Hawaii,"$15,000,000","$34,562,222","$34,562,222" +39,"Nov 23, 2018",The Favourite,"$15,000,000","$34,366,783","$94,113,929" +40,"Apr 18, 2003",Malibu's Most Wanted,"$15,000,000","$34,308,901","$34,499,204" +41,"Sep 4, 2009",All About Steve,"$15,000,000","$33,862,903","$40,127,259" +42,"Apr 28, 2000",Where the Heart Is,"$15,000,000","$33,771,174","$40,862,054" +43,"Aug 28, 2009",Halloween 2,"$15,000,000","$33,392,973","$38,512,850" +44,"Mar 13, 2009",The Last House on the Left,"$15,000,000","$32,752,215","$46,526,243" +45,"Feb 18, 2005",Because of Winn-Dixie,"$15,000,000","$32,647,042","$33,508,485" +46,"Feb 4, 2005",The Wedding Date,"$15,000,000","$31,726,995","$47,175,038" +47,"Sep 25, 1987",The Princess Bride,"$15,000,000","$30,857,000","$30,859,628" +48,"Jul 12, 2002",Halloween: Resurrection,"$15,000,000","$30,259,652","$37,659,652" +49,"Dec 25, 2007",The Great Debaters,"$15,000,000","$30,226,144","$30,261,293" +50,"Aug 22, 2014",When the Game Stands Tall,"$15,000,000","$30,127,963","$30,138,912" +51,"Jun 12, 1981",Clash of the Titans,"$15,000,000","$30,000,000","$44,400,000" +52,"Feb 20, 2004",Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen,"$15,000,000","$29,331,068","$33,118,854" +53,"Apr 17, 1998",The Object of my Affection,"$15,000,000","$29,145,924","$29,145,924" +54,"May 11, 2007",28 Weeks Later,"$15,000,000","$28,638,916","$64,232,714" +55,"Apr 11, 1997",Grosse Pointe Blank,"$15,000,000","$28,084,357","$31,070,412" +56,"Apr 21, 2000",Love and Basketball,"$15,000,000","$27,441,122","$27,709,625" +57,"Sep 8, 2017",Home Again,"$15,000,000","$27,020,284","$37,336,874" +58,"Oct 27, 2000",Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2,"$15,000,000","$26,421,314","$47,721,314" +59,"Oct 10, 1997",Boogie Nights,"$15,000,000","$26,410,771","$43,111,725" +60,"Jul 23, 2010",Ramona and Beezus,"$15,000,000","$26,167,002","$27,469,621" +61,"Aug 27, 2014",The November Man,"$15,000,000","$25,018,119","$34,820,335" +62,"May 3, 1996",The Craft,"$15,000,000","$24,769,466","$55,669,466" +63,"Dec 28, 2005",Match Point,"$15,000,000","$23,089,926","$87,973,835" +64,"Nov 5, 1993",The Remains of the Day,"$15,000,000","$22,954,968","$63,954,968" +65,"Jan 15, 1993",Nowhere to Run,"$15,000,000","$22,189,039","$52,189,039" +66,"Sep 22, 2000",Urban Legends: Final Cut,"$15,000,000","$21,468,807","$38,574,362" +67,"Mar 29, 2013",The Place Beyond the Pines,"$15,000,000","$21,403,519","$47,011,449" +68,"Oct 20, 2006",Flicka,"$15,000,000","$21,000,147","$21,896,367" +69,"Mar 23, 2007",The Hills Have Eyes II,"$15,000,000","$20,804,166","$37,466,538" +70,"Apr 29, 2016",Keanu,"$15,000,000","$20,591,853","$20,688,141" +71,"Dec 22, 2010",Country Strong,"$15,000,000","$20,218,921","$20,601,987" +72,"Oct 11, 2002",Tuck Everlasting,"$15,000,000","$19,161,999","$19,344,615" +73,"Oct 13, 2006",The Marine,"$15,000,000","$18,844,784","$22,165,608" +74,"Jul 24, 1998",Disturbing Behavior,"$15,000,000","$17,507,368","$19,014,238" +75,"Mar 6, 1998",The Big Lebowski,"$15,000,000","$17,498,804","$46,189,568" +76,"Jul 25, 2014",A Most Wanted Man,"$15,000,000","$17,237,855","$36,068,890" +77,"Jun 26, 2009",The Hurt Locker,"$15,000,000","$17,017,811","$49,894,223" +78,"Jan 28, 2000",Eye of the Beholder,"$15,000,000","$16,500,786","$18,260,865" +79,"Nov 2, 2012",The Man with the Iron Fists,"$15,000,000","$15,634,090","$22,018,988" +80,"May 11, 1984",Firestarter,"$15,000,000","$15,136,870","$15,136,870" +81,"Feb 1, 2019",Miss Bala,"$15,000,000","$14,998,027","$15,362,298" +82,"Nov 30, 2012",Killing Them Softly,"$15,000,000","$14,945,541","$39,238,443" +83,"Apr 20, 2001",Freddy Got Fingered,"$15,000,000","$14,249,005","$14,249,005" +84,"Aug 19, 2011",One Day,"$15,000,000","$13,843,771","$59,168,692" +85,"Jun 25, 2004",De-Lovely,"$15,000,000","$13,337,299","$18,524,496" +86,"Oct 2, 2009",Whip It,"$15,000,000","$13,077,184","$18,889,972" +87,"Jan 11, 2008",The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A VeggieTales Movie,"$15,000,000","$12,981,269","$13,248,444" +88,"Jan 23, 2008",U2 3D,"$15,000,000","$12,898,847","$26,170,402" +89,"Sep 1, 2000",Highlander: Endgame,"$15,000,000","$12,801,190","$12,801,190" +90,"Jan 20, 2017",The Founder,"$15,000,000","$12,786,053","$24,403,192" +91,"Aug 25, 2006",Idlewild,"$15,000,000","$12,669,914","$12,669,914" +92,"Apr 25, 2003",Confidence,"$15,000,000","$12,212,417","$12,212,417" +93,"Oct 11, 2002",Knockaround Guys,"$15,000,000","$11,660,180","$12,419,700" +94,"Aug 27, 1999",The Muse,"$15,000,000","$11,614,954","$11,614,954" +95,"Apr 3, 1998",Barney's Great Adventure,"$15,000,000","$11,156,471","$11,156,471" +96,"Mar 1, 1989",New York Stories,"$15,000,000","$10,763,469","$10,763,469" +97,"Nov 25, 1998",Home Fries,"$15,000,000","$10,513,979","$10,513,979" +98,"Mar 24, 2000",Here on Earth,"$15,000,000","$10,494,147","$10,845,127" +99,"Oct 8, 2004",Raise Your Voice,"$15,000,000","$10,411,980","$14,811,980" +100,"Dec 18, 1985",Brazil,"$15,000,000","$9,929,135","$9,932,146" +1,"Apr 23, 1993",The Dark Half,"$15,000,000","$9,579,068","$9,579,068" +2,"Mar 2, 2007",Black Snake Moan,"$15,000,000","$9,396,870","$10,951,153" +3,"Feb 21, 2003",Dark Blue,"$15,000,000","$9,237,470","$12,262,065" +4,"Jun 22, 2007",A Mighty Heart,"$15,000,000","$9,176,787","$19,153,568" +5,"Sep 30, 1983",Brainstorm,"$15,000,000","$8,921,050","$8,921,050" +6,"Sep 23, 2016",Queen of Katwe,"$15,000,000","$8,874,389","$10,055,481" +7,"Mar 24, 2000",Whatever it Takes,"$15,000,000","$8,735,529","$8,735,529" +8,"Mar 21, 2003",Boat Trip,"$15,000,000","$8,586,376","$14,933,713" +9,"May 22, 2002",The Importance of Being Earnest,"$15,000,000","$8,378,141","$8,378,141" +10,"May 21, 1999",The Love Letter,"$15,000,000","$8,322,608","$9,010,980" +11,"May 5, 2006",Hoot,"$15,000,000","$8,117,637","$8,224,998" +12,"Feb 8, 2008",In Bruges,"$15,000,000","$7,800,825","$34,533,783" +13,"Jan 4, 2013",Promised Land,"$15,000,000","$7,597,898","$12,394,562" +14,"Oct 8, 2001",Mulholland Drive,"$15,000,000","$7,219,578","$20,785,973" +15,"Jun 8, 2018",Hotel Artemis,"$15,000,000","$6,708,137","$12,758,799" +16,"Aug 20, 2008",The Rocker,"$15,000,000","$6,409,528","$8,767,338" +17,"Aug 21, 2009",Post Grad,"$15,000,000","$6,382,178","$6,563,402" +18,"Jun 19, 2009",Whatever Works,"$15,000,000","$5,306,706","$35,106,706" +19,"Jul 19, 2000",The In Crowd,"$15,000,000","$5,217,498","$5,217,498" +20,"Dec 14, 2005",Los tres entierros de Melquiades Estrada,"$15,000,000","$5,027,684","$13,454,474" +21,"Sep 24, 1999",Jakob the Liar,"$15,000,000","$4,956,401","$4,956,401" +22,"Sep 28, 2007",Se jie,"$15,000,000","$4,604,982","$65,167,430" +23,"Oct 21, 2005","Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang","$15,000,000","$4,235,837","$16,829,464" +24,"Apr 30, 1999",Idle Hands,"$15,000,000","$4,023,741","$4,023,741" +25,"Oct 30, 2015",Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse,"$15,000,000","$3,703,046","$15,554,855" +26,"Jan 26, 2007",Blood and Chocolate,"$15,000,000","$3,526,588","$6,551,310" +27,"Sep 22, 2010",You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger,"$15,000,000","$3,247,816","$34,247,816" +28,"Oct 23, 2015",Rock the Kasbah,"$15,000,000","$3,020,665","$3,386,153" +29,"Sep 15, 2010",Never Let Me Go,"$15,000,000","$2,434,652","$11,173,718" +30,"Sep 9, 2016",The Disappointments Room,"$15,000,000","$2,423,467","$3,503,761" +31,"Dec 25, 2003",The Company,"$15,000,000","$2,281,585","$3,396,508" +32,"Jul 18, 2008",Transsiberian,"$15,000,000","$2,203,641","$6,379,575" +33,"Oct 22, 1999",Crazy in Alabama,"$15,000,000","$1,954,202","$1,954,202" +34,"Jan 17, 1986",The Clan of the Cave Bear,"$15,000,000","$1,953,732","$1,953,732" +35,"Feb 3, 2017",The Comedian,"$15,000,000","$1,658,706","$1,658,706" +36,"Mar 14, 2008",Funny Games,"$15,000,000","$1,294,640","$8,200,127" +37,"Jun 2, 2006",Banlieue 13,"$15,000,000","$1,200,216","$11,599,903" +38,"Nov 12, 1999",Felicia's Journey,"$15,000,000","$824,295","$1,970,268" +39,"Jan 25, 2002",Metropolis,"$15,000,000","$673,414","$1,405,032" +40,"Oct 16, 2015",Cìkè Niè Yinniáng,"$15,000,000","$632,542","$11,279,884" +41,"Dec 1, 1995",Things to Do in Denver when You're Dead,"$15,000,000","$529,766","$529,766" +42,"Apr 26, 2013",The Reluctant Fundamentalist,"$15,000,000","$528,731","$528,731" +43,"Feb 6, 2004",The Return,"$15,000,000","$501,752","$5,953,886" +44,"Jul 25, 2003",Buffalo Soldiers,"$15,000,000","$353,743","$353,743" +45,"Apr 25, 2003",Steal (Canadian Release),"$15,000,000","$220,944","$220,944" +46,"Aug 27, 2010",Centurion,"$15,000,000","$123,570","$7,885,048" +47,"Oct 23, 2009",Ong-Bak 2,"$15,000,000","$102,458","$7,583,050" +48,"Dec 31, 1996",Silent Trigger,"$15,000,000","$76,382","$76,382" +49,"Aug 1, 2008",Midnight Meat Train,"$15,000,000","$73,548","$1,590,246" +50,"Sep 6, 2013",Winnie Mandela,"$15,000,000","$61,847","$61,847" +51,"Nov 4, 2011",The Son of No One,"$15,000,000","$30,680","$1,148,578" +52,"Oct 25, 2002",All the Queen's Men,"$15,000,000","$22,723","$22,723" +53,"Oct 5, 2007",The Good Night,"$15,000,000","$22,441","$22,441" +54,"Dec 6, 2013",Khumba,"$15,000,000",$0,"$20,898,221" +55,"May 5, 2015",A Few Best Men,"$15,000,000",$0,"$17,224,539" +56,"Oct 10, 2014",Autómata,"$15,000,000",$0,"$6,775,458" +57,"Dec 31, 2015",Chiamatemi Francesco - Il papa della gente,"$15,000,000",$0,"$3,925,769" +58,"Dec 31, 2008",Bathory,"$15,000,000",$0,"$3,436,763" +59,"Feb 5, 2010",San suk si gin,"$15,000,000",$0,"$2,013,340" +60,"Dec 31, 2005",Dungeons & Dragons: Wrath of the Dragon God,"$15,000,000",$0,"$909,822" +61,"Feb 17, 2017",In Dubious Battle,"$15,000,000",$0,"$214,182" +62,"Sep 1, 2015",Broken Horses,"$15,000,000",$0,"$3,471" +63,"Jun 29, 2001",Pandaemonium,"$15,000,000",$0,$0 +64,"Aug 14, 2019",Blinded by the Light,"$15,000,000",$0,$0 +65,"Feb 12, 1993",Groundhog Day,"$14,600,000","$70,906,973","$70,906,973" +66,"Jul 1, 2015",Magic Mike XXL,"$14,500,000","$66,013,057","$123,660,597" +67,"Nov 1, 1996",Romeo+Juliet,"$14,500,000","$46,338,728","$147,542,381" +68,"Jul 22, 2011",Elle s'appelait Sarah,"$14,500,000","$7,691,700","$25,480,031" +69,"Jun 5, 2015",Freedom,"$14,500,000",$0,"$872,757" +70,"Aug 7, 1992",Unforgiven,"$14,400,000","$101,157,447","$159,157,447" +71,"Jan 27, 2006",Manderlay,"$14,200,000","$74,205","$543,306" +72,"Mar 23, 1990",Pretty Woman,"$14,000,000","$178,406,268","$432,645,872" +73,"Sep 18, 1987",Fatal Attraction,"$14,000,000","$156,645,693","$320,100,000" +74,"Nov 12, 2008",Slumdog Millionaire,"$14,000,000","$141,330,703","$384,530,440" +75,"Dec 17, 1974",Towering Inferno,"$14,000,000","$116,000,000","$139,700,000" +76,"May 25, 1988",Crocodile Dundee 2,"$14,000,000","$109,306,210","$239,606,210" +77,"Dec 20, 1989",Born on the Fourth of July,"$14,000,000","$70,001,698","$70,001,698" +78,"Oct 1, 1993",Cool Runnings,"$14,000,000","$68,856,263","$155,056,263" +79,"Jan 12, 2007",Stomp the Yard,"$14,000,000","$61,356,221","$75,525,718" +80,"Jan 16, 2009",My Bloody Valentine,"$14,000,000","$51,545,952","$102,836,002" +81,"Aug 31, 2012",The Possession,"$14,000,000","$49,130,588","$82,925,064" +82,"Oct 22, 1982",First Blood,"$14,000,000","$47,212,904","$125,212,904" +83,"Jul 13, 1977",The Spy Who Loved Me,"$14,000,000","$46,800,000","$185,400,000" +84,"Sep 25, 1998",Urban Legend,"$14,000,000","$38,116,707","$72,571,864" +85,"Dec 9, 1981",Taps,"$14,000,000","$35,856,053","$35,856,053" +86,"Feb 24, 2012",Tyler Perry's Good Deeds,"$14,000,000","$35,025,791","$35,579,177" +87,"Jan 18, 1991",White Fang,"$14,000,000","$34,729,091","$34,729,091" +88,"Dec 21, 1988",Dangerous Liaisons,"$14,000,000","$34,700,000","$34,700,000" +89,"Oct 8, 1999",Superstar,"$14,000,000","$30,628,981","$30,628,981" +90,"Jan 13, 2012",The Iron Lady,"$14,000,000","$29,959,436","$115,592,104" +91,"Jul 23, 1993",Poetic Justice,"$14,000,000","$27,450,453","$27,450,453" +92,"Oct 4, 2002",Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie,"$14,000,000","$25,571,351","$25,608,779" +93,"Mar 8, 2002",All About the Benjamins,"$14,000,000","$25,482,931","$25,873,145" +94,"Jun 17, 1977",Exorcist II: The Heretic,"$14,000,000","$25,011,000","$25,011,000" +95,"Mar 12, 2010",Our Family Wedding,"$14,000,000","$20,255,281","$21,410,546" +96,"Oct 27, 1995",Vampire in Brooklyn,"$14,000,000","$19,637,147","$19,637,147" +97,"May 5, 2006",An American Haunting,"$14,000,000","$16,298,046","$30,443,277" +98,"Aug 22, 2003",My Boss's Daughter,"$14,000,000","$15,549,702","$15,549,702" +99,"Aug 7, 2009",A Perfect Getaway,"$14,000,000","$15,515,460","$22,815,460" +100,"Oct 25, 1996",Thinner,"$14,000,000","$15,171,475","$15,171,475" +1,"Aug 21, 1998",Dead Man on Campus,"$14,000,000","$15,064,948","$15,064,948" +2,"May 14, 1999",Tea with Mussolini,"$14,000,000","$14,395,874","$14,395,874" +3,"Jun 22, 1977","New York, New York","$14,000,000","$13,800,000","$13,800,000" +4,"Apr 26, 2002",Jason X,"$14,000,000","$13,121,555","$16,951,798" +5,"May 13, 1994",Crooklyn,"$14,000,000","$13,024,170","$13,024,170" +6,"Mar 16, 2007",I Think I Love My Wife,"$14,000,000","$12,559,771","$13,205,411" +7,"Feb 20, 2015",Hot Tub Time Machine 2,"$14,000,000","$12,314,651","$12,826,644" +8,"Nov 17, 2006",Bobby,"$14,000,000","$11,242,801","$20,597,806" +9,"Feb 2, 2001",Head Over Heels,"$14,000,000","$10,397,365","$10,397,365" +10,"Oct 26, 2012",Fun Size,"$14,000,000","$9,409,538","$11,166,615" +11,"Apr 23, 1999",Lost and Found,"$14,000,000","$6,552,255","$6,552,255" +12,"Nov 30, 2007",Le Scaphandre et le Papillon,"$14,000,000","$5,990,075","$22,754,472" +13,"Oct 6, 2006",Little Children,"$14,000,000","$5,463,019","$14,121,177" +14,"Apr 21, 2000",Gossip,"$14,000,000","$5,108,820","$12,591,270" +15,"Mar 26, 1999",A Walk on the Moon,"$14,000,000","$4,741,987","$4,741,987" +16,"Oct 23, 2015",Suffragette,"$14,000,000","$4,702,420","$34,044,909" +17,"Oct 27, 2006",Catch a Fire,"$14,000,000","$4,299,773","$5,782,198" +18,"Dec 19, 2014",Mr. Turner,"$14,000,000","$3,958,546","$25,187,026" +19,"Sep 7, 2001",Soul Survivors,"$14,000,000","$3,100,650","$4,288,246" +20,"May 22, 2009",Easy Virtue,"$14,000,000","$2,656,784","$20,537,741" +21,"Mar 31, 1995",Jefferson in Paris,"$14,000,000","$2,461,628","$2,461,628" +22,"Aug 6, 2010",Flipped,"$14,000,000","$1,755,212","$4,289,993" +23,"Jan 1, 1978",Caravans,"$14,000,000","$1,000,000","$1,000,000" +24,"Jun 25, 2010",Les herbes folles,"$14,000,000","$403,952","$1,903,952" +25,"Jan 24, 2003",Amen,"$14,000,000","$274,299","$274,299" +26,"Sep 26, 2008",The Lucky Ones,"$14,000,000","$266,967","$266,967" +27,"Sep 30, 2011",Margaret,"$14,000,000","$47,185","$623,292" +28,"Nov 1, 2016",Reign of Assassins,"$14,000,000",$0,"$11,354,230" +29,"Oct 27, 2009",Stan Helsing: A Parody,"$14,000,000",$0,"$1,553,556" +30,"Dec 9, 2005",Brokeback Mountain,"$13,900,000","$83,043,761","$176,980,863" +31,"Jul 1, 1995",Clueless,"$13,700,000","$56,598,476","$56,598,476" +32,"Dec 31, 2008",Ca$h,"$13,700,000",$0,"$11,738,256" +33,"Mar 30, 1990",Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,"$13,500,000","$135,265,915","$202,000,000" +34,"Oct 5, 1956",The Ten Commandments,"$13,500,000","$85,400,591","$85,434,516" +35,"Nov 8, 2002",Far From Heaven,"$13,500,000","$15,901,849","$29,027,914" +36,"Oct 12, 2012",Seven Psychopaths,"$13,500,000","$15,024,049","$33,035,736" +37,"Nov 22, 2000",Quills,"$13,500,000","$7,060,876","$11,732,088" +38,"Jan 29, 1982",The Border,"$13,500,000","$6,118,683","$6,118,683" +39,"Feb 18, 2005",Der Untergang,"$13,500,000","$5,501,940","$93,631,744" +40,"Mar 2, 2001",The Caveman's Valentine,"$13,500,000","$687,081","$892,506" +41,"Apr 1, 2011",The Last Godfather,"$13,400,000","$164,247","$164,247" +42,"Apr 4, 2014",Under the Skin,"$13,300,000","$2,614,251","$7,229,933" +43,"Dec 17, 2004",Mar adentro,"$13,300,000","$2,086,345","$39,686,345" +44,"Sep 12, 2014",No Good Deed,"$13,200,000","$52,543,632","$54,323,210" +45,"Dec 23, 1987",Good Morning Vietnam,"$13,000,000","$123,922,370","$123,922,370" +46,"Dec 3, 2010",Black Swan,"$13,000,000","$106,954,678","$331,266,710" +47,"Jan 12, 2001",Save the Last Dance,"$13,000,000","$91,038,276","$122,244,329" +48,"Feb 11, 2011",Justin Bieber: Never Say Never,"$13,000,000","$73,013,910","$99,034,125" +49,"Jul 4, 2018",The First Purge,"$13,000,000","$69,488,745","$136,617,305" +50,"Mar 16, 2016",Miracles from Heaven,"$13,000,000","$61,705,123","$73,798,736" +51,"Feb 11, 2000",Snow Day,"$13,000,000","$60,008,303","$62,452,927" +52,"Jan 23, 2004",The Butterfly Effect,"$13,000,000","$57,924,679","$95,638,592" +53,"Dec 11, 1974",The Godfather: Part II,"$13,000,000","$57,300,000","$57,300,000" +54,"Jun 24, 2016",The Shallows,"$13,000,000","$55,121,623","$118,763,442" +55,"Jul 17, 1987",RoboCop,"$13,000,000","$53,424,681","$53,424,681" +56,"Aug 19, 1988",A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master,"$13,000,000","$49,369,899","$49,369,899" +57,"Nov 21, 2007",This Christmas,"$13,000,000","$49,121,934","$49,733,545" +58,"Feb 14, 2014",About Last Night,"$13,000,000","$48,637,684","$50,445,860" +59,"Dec 15, 2000","Dude, Where's My Car?","$13,000,000","$46,729,374","$73,180,297" +60,"Aug 12, 1988",Young Guns,"$13,000,000","$44,726,644","$44,726,644" +61,"Oct 10, 2014",St. Vincent,"$13,000,000","$44,137,712","$54,837,234" +62,"Jul 2, 2014",Earth to Echo,"$13,000,000","$38,934,842","$42,174,545" +63,"Mar 31, 1999",10 Things I Hate About You,"$13,000,000","$38,177,966","$60,413,950" +64,"May 10, 2002",The New Guy,"$13,000,000","$28,972,187","$28,972,187" +65,"Feb 5, 1993",Loaded Weapon 1,"$13,000,000","$27,979,399","$27,979,399" +66,"Mar 12, 1999",Baby Geniuses,"$13,000,000","$27,151,490","$27,151,490" +67,"Apr 24, 1998",The Big Hit,"$13,000,000","$27,066,941","$27,066,941" +68,"Nov 9, 1990",Child's Play 2,"$13,000,000","$26,904,572","$34,166,572" +69,"Jul 10, 1996",Harriet the Spy,"$13,000,000","$26,570,048","$26,570,048" +70,"Mar 1, 2013",21 and Over,"$13,000,000","$25,682,380","$42,195,766" +71,"Nov 21, 2007",The Mist,"$13,000,000","$25,593,755","$57,189,408" +72,"Apr 10, 2015",Ex Machina,"$13,000,000","$25,440,971","$38,358,392" +73,"Oct 29, 1999",Being John Malkovich,"$13,000,000","$22,858,926","$32,382,381" +74,"Sep 7, 2001",Two Can Play That Game,"$13,000,000","$22,235,901","$22,391,450" +75,"Mar 11, 2016",Eye in the Sky,"$13,000,000","$18,704,596","$35,402,802" +76,"Mar 22, 2013",Admission,"$13,000,000","$18,007,317","$18,733,666" +77,"Sep 21, 2012",The Perks of Being a Wallflower,"$13,000,000","$17,742,948","$33,069,303" +78,"Jun 29, 2001",crazy/beautiful,"$13,000,000","$16,929,123","$19,929,123" +79,"Aug 28, 1998",54,"$13,000,000","$16,757,163","$16,757,163" +80,"Oct 16, 2015",Room,"$13,000,000","$14,677,674","$36,262,783" +81,"Oct 16, 2015",Woodlawn,"$13,000,000","$14,394,097","$14,403,703" +82,"Dec 20, 2006",Letters from Iwo Jima,"$13,000,000","$13,756,082","$67,867,998" +83,"May 29, 2009",Män som hatar kvinnor,"$13,000,000","$12,749,992","$109,421,911" +84,"Feb 23, 2007",The Astronaut Farmer,"$13,000,000","$11,003,643","$11,141,213" +85,"Jun 12, 1998",Dirty Work,"$13,000,000","$10,020,081","$10,020,081" +86,"Jul 17, 2015",Bajrangi Bhaijaan,"$13,000,000","$8,178,001","$121,778,347" +87,"May 8, 1998",Woo,"$13,000,000","$8,064,972","$8,064,972" +88,"Sep 9, 2016",Robinson Crusoe,"$13,000,000","$8,005,586","$42,446,455" +89,"Apr 13, 1994",Serial Mom,"$13,000,000","$7,881,335","$7,881,335" +90,"Aug 4, 1999",Dick,"$13,000,000","$6,276,869","$6,276,869" +91,"Nov 10, 1999",Light It Up,"$13,000,000","$5,871,603","$5,871,603" +92,"Aug 24, 2001",Bubble Boy,"$13,000,000","$5,002,310","$5,002,310" +93,"Feb 1, 2002",Birthday Girl,"$13,000,000","$4,919,896","$8,130,727" +94,"May 4, 2007","Paris, je t'aime","$13,000,000","$4,857,374","$5,175,088" +95,"Dec 7, 2018",Ben is Back,"$13,000,000","$3,703,182","$9,633,111" +96,"Aug 24, 2007",Resurrecting the Champ,"$13,000,000","$3,172,382","$3,260,555" +97,"Mar 26, 2010",Chloe,"$13,000,000","$3,075,255","$11,831,131" +98,"Mar 2, 2001",The Widow of St. Pierre,"$13,000,000","$3,058,380","$3,058,380" +99,"Dec 4, 2015",Youth,"$13,000,000","$2,703,296","$24,001,573" +100,"Apr 5, 1996",Faithful,"$13,000,000","$2,104,439","$2,104,439" +1,"Feb 26, 2010",Un Prophète,"$13,000,000","$2,087,720","$19,910,624" +2,"Dec 3, 2010","I Love You, Phillip Morris","$13,000,000","$2,037,459","$23,014,027" +3,"Jul 24, 2015",The Vatican Tapes,"$13,000,000","$1,784,763","$14,929,184" +4,"Mar 17, 2006",Find Me Guilty,"$13,000,000","$1,173,673","$2,898,225" +5,"May 14, 1993",Excessive Force,"$13,000,000","$1,152,117","$1,152,117" +6,"Oct 13, 2006",Infamous,"$13,000,000","$1,151,330","$2,613,717" +7,"Jul 29, 2011",Attack the Block,"$13,000,000","$1,024,175","$6,459,183" +8,"Aug 14, 2015",Brothers,"$13,000,000","$656,688","$17,856,688" +9,"Dec 29, 2000",The Claim,"$13,000,000","$622,023","$1,375,635" +10,"Dec 23, 2011",In The Land of Blood and Honey,"$13,000,000","$303,877","$509,193" +11,"Jun 18, 2010",The Killer Inside Me,"$13,000,000","$217,277","$3,617,277" +12,"Mar 30, 2012",Womb,"$13,000,000",$0,$0 +13,"Dec 31, 2019",Rogue City,"$13,000,000",$0,$0 +14,"Mar 15, 2013",The Call,"$12,800,000","$51,872,378","$69,821,476" +15,"Aug 5, 2016",Operation Chromite,"$12,700,000","$1,022,720","$49,196,532" +16,"Sep 12, 2014",The Drop,"$12,600,000","$10,724,389","$19,054,534" +17,"Jul 12, 2002",The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course,"$12,500,000","$28,436,931","$33,436,931" +18,"Sep 3, 2010",Machete,"$12,500,000","$26,593,646","$46,370,970" +19,"Dec 19, 2002",Antwone Fisher,"$12,500,000","$21,078,145","$23,367,586" +20,"Feb 12, 1982",La Guerre du feu,"$12,500,000","$20,959,585","$20,959,585" +21,"Nov 22, 2002",The Emperor's Club,"$12,500,000","$14,060,950","$16,193,713" +22,"Sep 10, 1993",True Romance,"$12,500,000","$12,281,000","$12,309,980" +23,"Sep 11, 2009",Sorority Row,"$12,500,000","$11,965,282","$26,735,797" +24,"Sep 30, 1992",Glengarry Glen Ross,"$12,500,000","$10,725,228","$10,725,228" +25,"Nov 7, 2008",The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas,"$12,500,000","$9,046,156","$44,083,403" +26,"Apr 2, 1982",Cat People,"$12,500,000","$7,000,000","$21,000,000" +27,"May 25, 1979",The Prisoner of Zenda,"$12,500,000","$7,000,000","$7,000,000" +28,"Oct 15, 2010",Conviction,"$12,500,000","$6,797,696","$11,826,980" +29,"Oct 12, 2007",Lars and the Real Girl,"$12,500,000","$5,956,480","$11,277,119" +30,"May 21, 2010",Solitary Man,"$12,500,000","$4,360,548","$4,360,548" +31,"Sep 22, 2000",Dancer in the Dark,"$12,500,000","$4,157,491","$45,557,491" +32,"Dec 17, 2010",Casino Jack,"$12,500,000","$2,039,869","$2,272,186" +33,"Dec 31, 1997",Oscar and Lucinda,"$12,500,000","$1,612,957","$1,612,957" +34,"Nov 1, 1996",The Funeral,"$12,500,000","$1,212,799","$1,412,799" +35,"Sep 3, 2004",Tae Guik Gi: The Brotherhood of War,"$12,500,000","$1,110,186","$69,826,708" +36,"Apr 16, 2010",The Perfect Game,"$12,500,000","$1,089,445","$3,931,367" +37,"Oct 5, 2012",The Paperboy,"$12,500,000","$677,200","$4,027,663" +38,"Mar 1, 2013",Ernest et Celestine,"$12,500,000","$292,562","$9,376,444" +39,"May 4, 2012",A Little Bit of Heaven,"$12,500,000","$10,011","$1,100,287" +40,"Nov 18, 1988",The Land Before Time,"$12,300,000","$48,092,846","$81,972,846" +41,"Jun 20, 1975",Jaws,"$12,000,000","$260,000,000","$470,700,000" +42,"Dec 26, 1973",The Exorcist,"$12,000,000","$230,347,346","$428,214,478" +43,"Jun 6, 2014",The Fault in Our Stars,"$12,000,000","$124,872,350","$307,166,834" +44,"Jul 9, 1999",American Pie,"$12,000,000","$101,800,948","$234,723,148" +45,"Apr 20, 2012",Think Like a Man,"$12,000,000","$91,547,205","$113,373,764" +46,"Apr 16, 2014",Heaven is for Real,"$12,000,000","$91,386,097","$100,916,299" +47,"Dec 12, 1986",The Golden Child,"$12,000,000","$79,817,937","$79,817,937" +48,"Jun 4, 1982",Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan,"$12,000,000","$78,912,963","$95,800,000" +49,"Sep 13, 2002",Barbershop,"$12,000,000","$75,781,642","$77,063,461" +50,"Jun 3, 1983",WarGames,"$12,000,000","$74,433,837","$74,433,837" +51,"Feb 4, 1994",Ace Ventura: Pet Detective,"$12,000,000","$72,217,396","$107,217,396" +52,"Feb 24, 2012",Act of Valor,"$12,000,000","$70,012,847","$82,497,035" +53,"Feb 8, 1985",Witness,"$12,000,000","$65,532,576","$65,532,576" +54,"Aug 11, 2006",Step Up,"$12,000,000","$65,328,121","$110,989,157" +55,"Feb 3, 2012",Chronicle,"$12,000,000","$64,575,175","$123,681,790" +56,"Dec 20, 1996",Beavis and Butt-Head Do America,"$12,000,000","$63,118,386","$63,118,386" +57,"Jan 1, 1970",Patton,"$12,000,000","$62,500,000","$62,500,000" +58,"Mar 2, 2012",Project X,"$12,000,000","$54,731,865","$103,028,188" +59,"Nov 10, 2017","Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri","$12,000,000","$54,513,740","$160,191,915" +60,"Nov 25, 2016",Lion,"$12,000,000","$51,739,495","$149,570,720" +61,"May 4, 2018",Overboard,"$12,000,000","$50,316,123","$85,369,830" +62,"Dec 25, 1997",Jackie Brown,"$12,000,000","$39,673,162","$74,727,492" +63,"Nov 18, 1983",Yentl,"$12,000,000","$39,012,241","$39,012,241" +64,"Apr 25, 2008",Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay,"$12,000,000","$38,108,728","$43,353,117" +65,"Nov 22, 2013",Philomena,"$12,000,000","$37,709,979","$98,963,392" +66,"Nov 6, 1981",Time Bandits,"$12,000,000","$37,400,000","$37,400,000" +67,"Feb 15, 2002",Crossroads,"$12,000,000","$37,188,667","$57,000,000" +68,"Jul 24, 2015",Paper Towns,"$12,000,000","$32,000,304","$85,450,484" +69,"Oct 10, 2008",Quarantine,"$12,000,000","$31,691,811","$41,924,774" +70,"Aug 21, 2002",One Hour Photo,"$12,000,000","$31,597,131","$52,223,306" +71,"Feb 1, 2008",The Eye,"$12,000,000","$31,418,697","$57,577,765" +72,"Apr 7, 2004",Johnson Family Vacation,"$12,000,000","$31,203,964","$31,286,759" +73,"Dec 21, 2001",How High,"$12,000,000","$31,155,435","$31,222,395" +74,"Oct 7, 1960",Spartacus,"$12,000,000","$30,000,000","$60,000,000" +75,"Sep 1, 2006",Crank,"$12,000,000","$27,838,408","$43,924,923" +76,"Dec 11, 1992",The Muppet Christmas Carol,"$12,000,000","$27,281,507","$27,492,918" +77,"Aug 12, 2016",Hell or High Water,"$12,000,000","$27,007,844","$37,584,304" +78,"Oct 25, 2002",Frida,"$12,000,000","$25,885,000","$56,131,239" +79,"Jul 5, 2012",Katy Perry: Part of Me,"$12,000,000","$25,326,071","$32,700,439" +80,"Dec 12, 2014",Top Five,"$12,000,000","$25,317,379","$26,001,741" +81,"Sep 11, 1998",Rounders,"$12,000,000","$22,921,898","$22,921,898" +82,"Apr 28, 1967",Casino Royale,"$12,000,000","$22,744,718","$41,744,718" +83,"Jun 15, 1979",Prophecy,"$12,000,000","$22,673,340","$22,673,340" +84,"Jan 30, 2015",Project Almanac,"$12,000,000","$22,348,241","$32,909,437" +85,"May 14, 2010",Just Wright,"$12,000,000","$21,540,363","$21,867,665" +86,"Sep 10, 1999",Stir of Echoes,"$12,000,000","$21,133,087","$21,133,087" +87,"Jan 13, 1995",Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight,"$12,000,000","$21,089,146","$21,089,146" +88,"Jan 1, 1978",The Boys from Brazil,"$12,000,000","$19,000,000","$19,000,000" +89,"Mar 11, 2005",The Upside of Anger,"$12,000,000","$18,761,993","$28,915,761" +90,"Mar 3, 2006",Aquamarine,"$12,000,000","$18,597,342","$22,978,953" +91,"Nov 15, 2013",Nebraska,"$12,000,000","$17,654,912","$24,761,360" +92,"Jan 9, 2004",My Baby's Daddy,"$12,000,000","$17,321,573","$17,322,212" +93,"Oct 5, 2001",Max Keeble's Big Move,"$12,000,000","$17,292,381","$17,292,381" +94,"Dec 9, 2011",Young Adult,"$12,000,000","$16,311,571","$22,750,356" +95,"Nov 1, 2013",About Time,"$12,000,000","$15,323,921","$89,309,178" +96,"Dec 14, 2018",If Beale Street Could Talk,"$12,000,000","$14,915,773","$19,859,167" +97,"Jul 14, 2017",Wish Upon,"$12,000,000","$14,301,505","$23,477,345" +98,"Aug 6, 1997",Def Jam's How To Be a Player,"$12,000,000","$14,010,363","$14,010,363" +99,"Oct 30, 1998",Living Out Loud,"$12,000,000","$12,905,901","$12,905,901" +100,"Oct 3, 2008",Rachel Getting Married,"$12,000,000","$12,796,861","$17,475,475" +1,"Mar 20, 1981",The Postman Always Rings Twice,"$12,000,000","$12,200,000","$44,200,000" +2,"Dec 12, 2003",Girl with a Pearl Earring,"$12,000,000","$11,634,362","$43,274,797" +3,"Feb 10, 1982",Das Boot,"$12,000,000","$11,487,676","$84,970,337" +4,"Apr 21, 2017",Unforgettable,"$12,000,000","$11,368,012","$16,221,211" +5,"Dec 3, 2004",House of Flying Daggers,"$12,000,000","$11,050,094","$92,863,945" +6,"Mar 22, 2002",Sorority Boys,"$12,000,000","$10,198,766","$12,516,222" +7,"Oct 13, 2017",Marshall,"$12,000,000","$10,051,659","$10,116,816" +8,"Dec 5, 2008",Cadillac Records,"$12,000,000","$8,195,551","$8,942,516" +9,"Sep 14, 2012",Arbitrage,"$12,000,000","$7,919,574","$35,830,713" +10,"Oct 24, 1960",The Alamo,"$12,000,000","$7,900,000","$7,900,000" +11,"May 12, 2000",Screwed,"$12,000,000","$6,982,680","$6,982,680" +12,"Oct 20, 2006",Running With Scissors,"$12,000,000","$6,860,000","$8,706,701" +13,"Sep 3, 1993",Fortress,"$12,000,000","$6,730,578","$46,730,578" +14,"Jun 1, 2012",For Greater Glory: The True Story of Cristiada,"$12,000,000","$5,669,081","$10,026,255" +15,"Nov 17, 2006",For Your Consideration,"$12,000,000","$5,549,923","$5,549,923" +16,"Nov 20, 1998",Celebrity,"$12,000,000","$5,078,660","$6,200,000" +17,"Jun 20, 2003",From Justin to Kelly,"$12,000,000","$4,922,166","$4,922,166" +18,"Jun 6, 1986",Invaders from Mars,"$12,000,000","$4,884,663","$4,984,663" +19,"Mar 22, 1996",Girl 6,"$12,000,000","$4,880,941","$4,880,941" +20,"Oct 22, 2003",In the Cut,"$12,000,000","$4,717,455","$23,693,646" +21,"Feb 22, 2008",Charlie Bartlett,"$12,000,000","$3,950,294","$5,295,909" +22,"Feb 13, 2009",Two Lovers,"$12,000,000","$3,149,034","$16,349,034" +23,"Nov 15, 2013",La grande bellezza,"$12,000,000","$2,883,879","$29,549,145" +24,"Feb 15, 2002",Last Orders,"$12,000,000","$2,326,407","$2,326,407" +25,"Mar 9, 2007",Gwoemul,"$12,000,000","$2,201,923","$92,618,117" +26,"Nov 13, 1981",The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper,"$12,000,000","$2,104,164","$2,104,164" +27,"Mar 19, 1999",Ravenous,"$12,000,000","$2,062,406","$2,062,406" +28,"Jun 14, 2002",The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys,"$12,000,000","$1,779,284","$1,779,284" +29,"Mar 1, 2013",Stoker,"$12,000,000","$1,703,125","$12,034,913" +30,"Mar 7, 2008",Married Life,"$12,000,000","$1,506,998","$2,975,188" +31,"Aug 5, 2005",2046,"$12,000,000","$1,442,338","$19,287,485" +32,"Mar 11, 2011",Kill the Irishman,"$12,000,000","$1,188,194","$1,188,194" +33,"Sep 30, 2005",Duma,"$12,000,000","$870,067","$994,790" +34,"Apr 20, 2012",Darling Companion,"$12,000,000","$793,352","$1,200,346" +35,"Jun 4, 2010",Ondine,"$12,000,000","$550,472","$557,545" +36,"Jul 20, 2001",Brother,"$12,000,000","$450,594","$450,594" +37,"Oct 4, 2002",Welcome to Collinwood,"$12,000,000","$378,650","$4,606,284" +38,"Apr 18, 2008",Life Before Her Eyes,"$12,000,000","$303,439","$7,203,439" +39,"Oct 31, 1997",Critical Care,"$12,000,000","$220,175","$220,175" +40,"Sep 28, 2007",Trade,"$12,000,000","$214,202","$1,513,388" +41,"Jan 6, 2006",Fateless,"$12,000,000","$196,857","$196,857" +42,"Sep 3, 2010",San qiang pai an jing qi,"$12,000,000","$190,946","$310,946" +43,"Sep 17, 1999",Breakfast of Champions,"$12,000,000","$178,287","$178,287" +44,"Mar 9, 2001",Company Man,"$12,000,000","$146,028","$622,273" +45,"Nov 7, 2009",Nanjing! Nanjing!,"$12,000,000","$122,558","$20,122,558" +46,"Oct 9, 2015",Trash,"$12,000,000","$17,484","$6,553,186" +47,"Aug 19, 2011",5 Days of War,"$12,000,000","$17,479","$87,793" +48,"Nov 11, 2015",10 Days in a Madhouse,"$12,000,000","$14,616","$14,616" +49,"Apr 7, 2009",1612,"$12,000,000",$0,"$5,400,624" +50,"Dec 31, 2015",San cheng ji,"$12,000,000",$0,"$1,950,194" +51,"Dec 31, 2011",Tu Xia Chuan Qi,"$12,000,000",$0,"$1,828,400" +52,"Feb 10, 2010",Triangle,"$12,000,000",$0,"$1,594,955" +53,"Oct 19, 2013",Supesu Batorushippu Yamato,"$12,000,000",$0,$0 +54,"Oct 3, 2014",Drive Hard,"$12,000,000",$0,$0 +55,"Oct 30, 2015",Dancin' It's On,"$12,000,000",$0,$0 +56,"Jun 5, 2009",Home,"$12,000,000",$0,$0 +57,"Sep 23, 2016",The Dressmaker,"$11,900,000","$2,022,115","$24,041,617" +58,"Dec 10, 1999",Diamonds,"$11,900,000","$81,897","$81,897" +59,"Mar 20, 1998",Madadayo,"$11,900,000","$48,856","$48,856" +60,"Nov 20, 2015",Carol,"$11,800,000","$12,711,491","$42,843,521" +61,"Apr 21, 1989",Pet Sematary,"$11,500,000","$57,469,179","$57,469,179" +62,"Jan 22, 2016",Dirty Grandpa,"$11,500,000","$35,593,113","$105,078,449" +63,"Nov 27, 2009",The Cry of the Owl,"$11,500,000",$0,$0 +64,"Oct 9, 2009",St. Trinian’s,"$11,400,000","$15,000","$29,830,239" +65,"May 25, 1977",Star Wars Ep. IV: A New Hope,"$11,000,000","$460,998,007","$786,598,007" +66,"Jun 8, 1984",Gremlins,"$11,000,000","$148,168,459","$148,199,515" +67,"Dec 22, 1965",Doctor Zhivago,"$11,000,000","$111,897,830","$112,036,323" +68,"Dec 10, 2010",The Fighter,"$11,000,000","$93,617,009","$129,262,388" +69,"Oct 24, 2008",High School Musical 3: Senior Year,"$11,000,000","$90,559,416","$274,392,880" +70,"Dec 27, 1991",Fried Green Tomatoes,"$11,000,000","$81,204,830","$81,204,830" +71,"Sep 22, 2006",Jackass: Number Two,"$11,000,000","$72,778,712","$85,278,712" +72,"Mar 13, 1992",My Cousin Vinny,"$11,000,000","$52,929,168","$52,929,168" +73,"Aug 22, 2014",If I Stay,"$11,000,000","$50,474,843","$78,356,170" +74,"Apr 7, 1989",Major League,"$11,000,000","$49,793,054","$49,793,054" +75,"Apr 4, 2003",Phone Booth,"$11,000,000","$46,566,212","$97,837,138" +76,"Jan 25, 2002",A Walk to Remember,"$11,000,000","$41,227,069","$46,060,861" +77,"Dec 29, 1995",Dead Man Walking,"$11,000,000","$39,387,284","$83,088,295" +78,"Mar 5, 1999",Cruel Intentions,"$11,000,000","$38,665,260","$76,238,901" +79,"Nov 4, 2015",Brooklyn,"$11,000,000","$38,322,743","$62,076,141" +80,"Oct 17, 2008",The Secret Life of Bees,"$11,000,000","$37,780,486","$39,994,347" +81,"Apr 1, 2015",Woman in Gold,"$11,000,000","$33,307,793","$58,586,407" +82,"Jun 12, 1981",History of the World: Part I,"$11,000,000","$31,672,000","$31,672,000" +83,"Dec 8, 2017","I, Tonya","$11,000,000","$30,014,534","$53,797,409" +84,"Oct 23, 2009",Saw VI,"$11,000,000","$27,693,292","$69,752,402" +85,"Oct 12, 2001",Corky Romano,"$11,000,000","$23,978,402","$25,116,103" +86,"Feb 14, 2019",Fighting With My Family,"$11,000,000","$22,958,583","$39,049,922" +87,"Aug 7, 1992",Raising Cain,"$11,000,000","$21,171,695","$21,171,695" +88,"Apr 13, 1978",F.I.S.T,"$11,000,000","$20,388,920","$20,388,920" +89,"Jan 1, 1975",Barry Lyndon,"$11,000,000","$20,000,000","$20,169,934" +90,"Jan 11, 2013",Quartet,"$11,000,000","$18,388,357","$56,178,935" +91,"Nov 21, 2001",Out Cold,"$11,000,000","$13,906,394","$14,786,394" +92,"Oct 13, 2000",The Ladies Man,"$11,000,000","$13,592,872","$13,719,474" +93,"Mar 30, 2001",Tomcats,"$11,000,000","$13,558,739","$13,558,739" +94,"Dec 6, 2013",Inside Llewyn Davis,"$11,000,000","$13,248,209","$32,943,247" +95,"Apr 12, 2002",Frailty,"$11,000,000","$13,110,448","$19,947,280" +96,"Feb 19, 1993",Army of Darkness,"$11,000,000","$11,502,976","$21,502,976" +97,"Nov 12, 2004",Kinsey,"$11,000,000","$10,214,647","$17,443,529" +98,"May 10, 2013",Peeples,"$11,000,000","$9,177,065","$9,307,166" +99,"Dec 25, 1993",What's Eating Gilbert Grape,"$11,000,000","$9,170,214","$9,170,214" +100,"Jul 6, 2016",Sultan,"$11,000,000","$5,599,781","$72,989,781" +1,"Feb 1, 2002",Slackers,"$11,000,000","$4,814,244","$5,942,218" +2,"Sep 26, 2003",The Gospel of John,"$11,000,000","$4,068,087","$4,234,355" +3,"Oct 10, 2004",Vera Drake,"$11,000,000","$3,753,806","$13,353,855" +4,"Jan 31, 2003",The Guru,"$11,000,000","$3,051,221","$24,150,550" +5,"Dec 14, 1995",Othello,"$11,000,000","$2,844,379","$2,844,379" +6,"May 12, 1995",The Perez Family,"$11,000,000","$2,794,056","$2,794,056" +7,"Jan 1, 1970",The Molly Maguires,"$11,000,000","$2,200,000","$2,200,000" +8,"Jan 1, 1991",Return to the Blue Lagoon,"$11,000,000","$2,000,000","$2,000,000" +9,"Sep 7, 2007",Romance and Cigarettes,"$11,000,000","$551,002","$3,231,251" +10,"Nov 10, 2006",Copying Beethoven,"$11,000,000","$355,968","$6,586,324" +11,"Aug 26, 2011",Brighton Rock,"$11,000,000","$229,653","$229,653" +12,"Nov 16, 2012",Le prénom,"$11,000,000","$61,611","$25,307,405" +13,"May 8, 2015",La famille Bélier,"$11,000,000",$0,"$82,438,670" +14,"May 4, 2012",LOL,"$11,000,000",$0,"$10,431,506" +15,"Feb 5, 2016",Misconduct,"$11,000,000",$0,"$2,352,511" +16,"Dec 31, 2019",Eli,"$11,000,000",$0,$0 +17,"Oct 24, 2008",Saw V,"$10,800,000","$56,746,769","$118,209,778" +18,"May 25, 2012",Les Intouchables,"$10,800,000","$13,182,281","$484,873,045" +19,"Apr 27, 2007",Jindabyne,"$10,800,000","$399,879","$2,862,544" +20,"Aug 11, 2006",Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna,"$10,750,000","$3,275,443","$32,575,443" +21,"May 25, 1979",Alien,"$10,700,000","$80,930,630","$203,628,947" +22,"Jun 4, 1982",Poltergeist,"$10,700,000","$74,706,019","$121,706,019" +23,"Jun 18, 1999",An Ideal Husband,"$10,700,000","$18,542,974","$31,341,183" +24,"Dec 25, 2004",Darkness,"$10,600,000","$22,163,442","$34,409,206" +25,"Dec 6, 2013",The Last Days on Mars,"$10,600,000","$24,084","$261,364" +26,"Jun 11, 1982",ET: The Extra-Terrestrial,"$10,500,000","$435,110,554","$792,965,326" +27,"Apr 2, 1968",2001: A Space Odyssey,"$10,500,000","$59,936,321","$71,928,046" +28,"Apr 20, 2007",In the Land of Women,"$10,500,000","$11,052,958","$14,140,402" +29,"Dec 31, 1994",There Goes My Baby,"$10,500,000","$125,169","$125,169" +30,"Feb 20, 2004",The Blue Butterfly,"$10,400,000","$1,610,194","$1,610,194" +31,"Nov 2, 2001",Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain,"$10,350,000","$33,201,661","$174,201,661" +32,"Jan 4, 2019",PMC: deo beong-keo,"$10,300,000",$0,"$12,478,635" +33,"Feb 18, 1983",Lovesick,"$10,100,000","$10,143,618","$10,143,618" +34,"Apr 30, 2010",Housefull,"$10,100,000","$1,183,658","$18,726,300" +35,"Aug 24, 2007",September Dawn,"$10,100,000","$1,066,555","$1,066,555" +36,"Oct 19, 2018",Halloween,"$10,000,000","$159,342,015","$254,900,667" +37,"Dec 5, 1997",Good Will Hunting,"$10,000,000","$138,433,435","$225,925,989" +38,"Oct 22, 2004",The Grudge,"$10,000,000","$110,359,362","$187,281,115" +39,"Aug 26, 2016",Don’t Breathe,"$10,000,000","$89,217,875","$158,973,685" +40,"Jun 26, 1981",Stripes,"$10,000,000","$85,300,000","$85,300,000" +41,"Oct 27, 2006",Saw III,"$10,000,000","$80,238,724","$163,876,815" +42,"Jul 1, 2016",The Purge: Election Year,"$10,000,000","$79,042,440","$118,514,727" +43,"May 18, 2018",Book Club,"$10,000,000","$68,566,296","$91,113,683" +44,"Aug 25, 2000",Bring it On,"$10,000,000","$68,353,550","$90,453,550" +45,"Jan 5, 2018",Insidious: The Last Key,"$10,000,000","$67,745,330","$167,885,588" +46,"Jan 29, 1999",She's All That,"$10,000,000","$63,465,522","$63,465,522" +47,"Oct 26, 2007",Saw IV,"$10,000,000","$63,300,095","$135,759,694" +48,"Feb 24, 2006",Madea's Family Reunion,"$10,000,000","$63,257,940","$63,320,521" +49,"Jan 7, 2005",White Noise,"$10,000,000","$56,094,360","$92,094,360" +50,"Oct 17, 1986",The Color of Money,"$10,000,000","$52,293,000","$52,293,000" +51,"Jun 5, 2015",Insidious Chapter 3,"$10,000,000","$52,218,558","$120,453,155" +52,"Oct 2, 1992",The Mighty Ducks,"$10,000,000","$50,752,337","$50,752,337" +53,"Nov 3, 2017",Lady Bird,"$10,000,000","$48,958,273","$78,610,769" +54,"Nov 6, 2009",Precious (Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire),"$10,000,000","$47,566,524","$68,722,848" +55,"May 4, 2012",The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,"$10,000,000","$46,383,639","$134,639,780" +56,"Jun 8, 2018",Hereditary,"$10,000,000","$44,069,456","$70,133,905" +57,"Mar 16, 2018","Love, Simon","$10,000,000","$40,826,341","$65,520,633" +58,"Feb 17, 1989",Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure,"$10,000,000","$40,485,039","$40,485,039" +59,"Oct 4, 1962",The Longest Day,"$10,000,000","$39,100,000","$50,100,000" +60,"Feb 16, 1996",Happy Gilmore,"$10,000,000","$38,623,460","$41,004,412" +61,"Oct 27, 2017",Jigsaw,"$10,000,000","$38,052,832","$102,445,196" +62,"Aug 31, 2001",Jeepers Creepers,"$10,000,000","$37,904,175","$58,939,035" +63,"Jun 28, 1985",St. Elmo’s Fire,"$10,000,000","$37,800,000","$37,800,000" +64,"Dec 11, 1968",Oliver!,"$10,000,000","$37,402,877","$37,402,877" +65,"Feb 16, 2001",Recess: School's Out,"$10,000,000","$36,696,761","$44,451,470" +66,"Jul 10, 1985",Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome,"$10,000,000","$36,230,219","$36,230,219" +67,"Nov 3, 1977",Pete’s Dragon,"$10,000,000","$36,000,000","$36,000,000" +68,"Jan 22, 2016",The Boy,"$10,000,000","$35,819,556","$68,220,952" +69,"Oct 4, 1985",Commando,"$10,000,000","$35,073,978","$35,073,978" +70,"May 19, 2017","Everything, Everything","$10,000,000","$34,121,140","$61,603,136" +71,"Sep 17, 2010",Devil,"$10,000,000","$33,679,655","$63,354,114" +72,"Nov 22, 2002",Friday After Next,"$10,000,000","$33,253,609","$33,526,835" +73,"Mar 6, 2015",The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,"$10,000,000","$33,078,266","$90,384,306" +74,"Mar 22, 1985",The Last Dragon,"$10,000,000","$33,000,000","$33,000,000" +75,"Apr 28, 2017",How to Be a Latin Lover,"$10,000,000","$32,149,404","$62,556,228" +76,"Mar 6, 1992",The Lawnmower Man,"$10,000,000","$32,100,816","$32,100,816" +77,"Oct 3, 2008",Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist,"$10,000,000","$31,487,293","$33,886,017" +78,"Dec 19, 2003",Calendar Girls,"$10,000,000","$31,011,616","$93,074,616" +79,"Nov 12, 1999",Dogma,"$10,000,000","$30,651,422","$43,948,865" +80,"Aug 10, 2018",Slender Man,"$10,000,000","$30,564,825","$51,723,644" +81,"Sep 20, 2002",The Banger Sisters,"$10,000,000","$30,306,281","$38,067,218" +82,"Dec 8, 2000",Snatch,"$10,000,000","$30,093,107","$83,593,107" +83,"May 19, 1989",Road House,"$10,000,000","$30,050,028","$30,050,028" +84,"Jul 27, 2018",Teen Titans Go! To The Movies,"$10,000,000","$29,790,236","$51,620,593" +85,"Sep 9, 2016",When the Bough Breaks,"$10,000,000","$29,747,603","$30,768,449" +86,"Jun 24, 1983",Twilight Zone: The Movie,"$10,000,000","$29,500,000","$29,500,000" +87,"Nov 23, 1994",A Low Down Dirty Shame,"$10,000,000","$29,317,886","$29,317,886" +88,"Aug 30, 2013",One Direction: This is Us,"$10,000,000","$28,873,374","$68,541,786" +89,"Sep 6, 2002",Swimfan,"$10,000,000","$28,564,995","$34,084,228" +90,"Oct 6, 2006",Employee of the Month,"$10,000,000","$28,444,855","$38,364,855" +91,"Aug 21, 2015",Sinister 2,"$10,000,000","$27,740,955","$54,104,225" +92,"Jan 8, 2016",The Forest,"$10,000,000","$26,594,261","$40,749,230" +93,"Nov 6, 2009",The Fourth Kind,"$10,000,000","$26,218,170","$49,486,874" +94,"Mar 25, 1983",The Outsiders,"$10,000,000","$25,697,647","$25,697,647" +95,"Jun 12, 1998",Can't Hardly Wait,"$10,000,000","$25,358,996","$25,358,996" +96,"Aug 17, 2012",Sparkle,"$10,000,000","$24,397,469","$24,660,323" +97,"Oct 14, 2016",Kevin Hart: What Now?,"$10,000,000","$23,591,043","$23,591,043" +98,"Apr 26, 2013",Mud,"$10,000,000","$21,590,086","$31,556,959" +99,"Nov 12, 2010",Skyline,"$10,000,000","$21,416,355","$68,264,973" +100,"Dec 1, 2017",The Disaster Artist,"$10,000,000","$21,120,616","$28,717,667" +1,"Sep 16, 2016",Blair Witch,"$10,000,000","$20,777,061","$38,985,577" +2,"Oct 21, 1983",The Dead Zone,"$10,000,000","$20,766,000","$20,766,000" +3,"Feb 2, 2001",Valentine,"$10,000,000","$20,384,136","$20,384,136" +4,"Jun 9, 2006",A Prairie Home Companion,"$10,000,000","$20,342,852","$26,716,191" +5,"Feb 23, 2007",Reno 911!: Miami,"$10,000,000","$20,342,161","$21,851,362" +6,"Jul 24, 1998",Jane Austen's Mafia,"$10,000,000","$19,843,795","$30,143,795" +7,"Oct 23, 2015",Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension,"$10,000,000","$18,297,124","$77,959,374" +8,"Feb 25, 1994",Sugar Hill,"$10,000,000","$18,272,447","$18,423,914" +9,"Jun 20, 2008",Kit Kittredge: An American Girl,"$10,000,000","$17,657,973","$17,657,973" +10,"Sep 27, 1985",Invasion U.S.A.,"$10,000,000","$17,536,256","$17,536,256" +11,"Sep 23, 2005",Roll Bounce,"$10,000,000","$17,380,866","$17,433,072" +12,"Dec 11, 1998",Rushmore,"$10,000,000","$17,105,219","$19,080,435" +13,"Jan 19, 1990",Tremors,"$10,000,000","$16,667,084","$16,667,084" +14,"Jun 17, 2005",The Perfect Man,"$10,000,000","$16,535,005","$19,535,005" +15,"Aug 3, 1990",Mo' Better Blues,"$10,000,000","$16,153,000","$16,153,000" +16,"Jan 25, 2002",Kung Pow: Enter the Fist,"$10,000,000","$16,033,556","$17,033,556" +17,"Oct 7, 2016",The Birth of a Nation,"$10,000,000","$15,861,566","$16,891,011" +18,"May 30, 2003",Wrong Turn,"$10,000,000","$15,417,771","$28,649,556" +19,"May 16, 1980",The Long Riders,"$10,000,000","$15,198,912","$15,198,912" +20,"Mar 12, 1999",The Corruptor,"$10,000,000","$15,164,492","$15,164,492" +21,"Aug 14, 2009","The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard","$10,000,000","$15,122,676","$15,297,318" +22,"Nov 23, 2011",My Week with Marilyn,"$10,000,000","$14,597,405","$34,240,572" +23,"Dec 25, 2014",Big Eyes,"$10,000,000","$14,482,031","$27,317,872" +24,"Aug 5, 2005",Broken Flowers,"$10,000,000","$13,744,960","$40,744,960" +25,"Jun 28, 2002",Hey Arnold! The Movie,"$10,000,000","$13,684,949","$13,684,949" +26,"Dec 30, 2005",The Matador,"$10,000,000","$12,589,255","$17,300,838" +27,"Mar 14, 1997",Love Jones,"$10,000,000","$12,554,569","$12,554,569" +28,"Dec 19, 2000",The Gift,"$10,000,000","$12,008,642","$44,567,606" +29,"Jan 20, 2006",End of the Spear,"$10,000,000","$11,748,661","$11,924,041" +30,"Mar 9, 2001",Get Over It,"$10,000,000","$11,560,259","$19,860,259" +31,"Oct 20, 2000",The Legend of Drunken Master,"$10,000,000","$11,546,543","$11,546,543" +32,"Feb 19, 1999",Office Space,"$10,000,000","$10,827,813","$12,179,708" +33,"Jul 23, 1999",Drop Dead Gorgeous,"$10,000,000","$10,571,408","$10,571,408" +34,"Apr 5, 2019",The Best of Enemies,"$10,000,000","$10,205,616","$10,205,616" +35,"Apr 3, 1998",The Spanish Prisoner,"$10,000,000","$10,162,034","$13,835,130" +36,"Jun 11, 1999",Le Violon rouge,"$10,000,000","$10,019,109","$10,019,109" +37,"Nov 25, 1998",Very Bad Things,"$10,000,000","$9,949,470","$21,094,974" +38,"Jul 9, 2004",Sleepover,"$10,000,000","$9,408,183","$9,408,183" +39,"Jan 25, 2013",Movie 43,"$10,000,000","$8,840,453","$31,164,747" +40,"Oct 19, 2018",Can You Ever Forgive Me?,"$10,000,000","$8,803,865","$11,752,387" +41,"Oct 26, 1984",Body Double,"$10,000,000","$8,801,940","$8,801,940" +42,"May 21, 2010",MacGruber,"$10,000,000","$8,525,600","$8,629,895" +43,"Jul 18, 2003",Dirty Pretty Things,"$10,000,000","$8,112,414","$14,156,753" +44,"Mar 14, 2014",Bad Words,"$10,000,000","$7,779,614","$7,843,145" +45,"Mar 27, 2015",While We're Young,"$10,000,000","$7,582,065","$17,503,828" +46,"Feb 1, 2008",Over Her Dead Body,"$10,000,000","$7,570,127","$21,596,074" +47,"Oct 24, 2001",Bones,"$10,000,000","$7,316,658","$8,378,853" +48,"Jun 22, 2012",Seeking a Friend for the End of the World,"$10,000,000","$7,078,738","$11,766,959" +49,"Dec 1, 2006",Turistas,"$10,000,000","$7,027,762","$14,321,070" +50,"Nov 11, 2016",Shut In,"$10,000,000","$6,900,335","$11,360,665" +51,"Feb 11, 2011",Cedar Rapids,"$10,000,000","$6,861,102","$7,862,131" +52,"Nov 30, 2012",The Collection,"$10,000,000","$6,810,754","$8,890,094" +53,"Oct 30, 1998",American History X,"$10,000,000","$6,719,864","$6,719,864" +54,"Jan 16, 2004",Teacher's Pet: The Movie,"$10,000,000","$6,491,969","$6,491,969" +55,"Oct 15, 1999",The Straight Story,"$10,000,000","$6,197,866","$6,197,866" +56,"May 3, 2002",Deuces Wild,"$10,000,000","$6,044,618","$6,244,618" +57,"Mar 28, 2008","Run, Fatboy, Run","$10,000,000","$6,003,262","$33,512,260" +58,"Dec 18, 1981",Heartbeeps,"$10,000,000","$6,000,000","$6,000,000" +59,"Mar 20, 2015",Danny Collins,"$10,000,000","$5,637,066","$8,465,845" +60,"Jul 4, 2007",Rescue Dawn,"$10,000,000","$5,490,423","$7,037,886" +61,"Apr 5, 2000",Black and White,"$10,000,000","$5,241,315","$5,241,315" +62,"Jun 18, 2010",Io sono l’amore,"$10,000,000","$5,005,465","$15,121,528" +63,"Oct 26, 2001",On the Line,"$10,000,000","$4,365,455","$4,690,802" +64,"Jun 15, 2018",Gotti,"$10,000,000","$4,286,367","$6,089,100" +65,"Mar 16, 2012","Jeff, Who Lives at Home","$10,000,000","$4,269,426","$4,708,127" +66,"Sep 30, 2016",Denial,"$10,000,000","$4,073,448","$9,263,940" +67,"Apr 29, 2016",The Man Who Knew Infinity,"$10,000,000","$3,877,922","$12,382,122" +68,"Oct 14, 2016",Max Steel,"$10,000,000","$3,818,664","$4,563,080" +69,"Mar 30, 2016",Everybody Wants Some,"$10,000,000","$3,400,278","$5,437,126" +70,"Oct 4, 1996",Crash,"$10,000,000","$3,357,324","$3,357,324" +71,"Oct 12, 2012",Atlas Shrugged: Part II,"$10,000,000","$3,336,053","$3,336,053" +72,"Feb 4, 1994",Romeo Is Bleeding,"$10,000,000","$3,275,585","$3,275,585" +73,"Oct 8, 1999",The Limey,"$10,000,000","$3,193,102","$6,030,047" +74,"Nov 14, 2014",Rosewater,"$10,000,000","$3,128,941","$3,185,717" +75,"Dec 22, 2000",The House of Mirth,"$10,000,000","$3,041,803","$5,149,131" +76,"May 1, 1987",Malone,"$10,000,000","$3,000,000","$3,000,000" +77,"Jun 2, 2006",Peaceful Warrior,"$10,000,000","$2,893,666","$3,260,179" +78,"Sep 9, 2011",Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star,"$10,000,000","$2,529,395","$2,529,395" +79,"Oct 6, 2000",Bamboozled,"$10,000,000","$2,185,266","$2,373,937" +80,"Feb 11, 1981",Sphinx,"$10,000,000","$2,000,000","$11,400,000" +81,"May 3, 2013",The Iceman,"$10,000,000","$1,930,282","$3,623,609" +82,"Jun 5, 2015",Testament of Youth,"$10,000,000","$1,822,250","$6,646,669" +83,"Apr 21, 2017",Free Fire,"$10,000,000","$1,799,322","$3,793,739" +84,"Jun 24, 2011",A Better Life,"$10,000,000","$1,759,252","$1,884,251" +85,"Feb 28, 2003",Spider,"$10,000,000","$1,641,788","$1,641,788" +86,"Feb 4, 2000",Gun Shy,"$10,000,000","$1,638,202","$1,638,202" +87,"Dec 27, 2002",Nicholas Nickleby,"$10,000,000","$1,562,800","$1,562,800" +88,"Apr 16, 2010",The Joneses,"$10,000,000","$1,475,746","$3,541,565" +89,"Jun 23, 2006",Krrish,"$10,000,000","$1,430,721","$32,430,721" +90,"Jul 27, 2012",Killer Joe,"$10,000,000","$1,291,645","$4,659,110" +91,"Jun 2, 2017",Churchill,"$10,000,000","$1,279,681","$7,582,196" +92,"Aug 11, 2000",Cecil B. Demented,"$10,000,000","$1,276,984","$1,953,882" +93,"Mar 21, 2014",50 to 1,"$10,000,000","$1,069,454","$1,069,454" +94,"May 2, 2003",Owning Mahowny,"$10,000,000","$1,011,054","$1,011,054" +95,"Oct 19, 2007",The Ten Commandments,"$10,000,000","$952,820","$1,051,907" +96,"Sep 7, 2007",The Brothers Solomon,"$10,000,000","$900,926","$900,926" +97,"Apr 4, 2008",My Blueberry Nights,"$10,000,000","$866,778","$22,198,996" +98,"Aug 6, 1999",Illuminata,"$10,000,000","$836,641","$836,641" +99,"Jan 20, 2012",Coriolanus,"$10,000,000","$749,641","$2,179,623" +100,"Oct 4, 2013",Parkland,"$10,000,000","$641,439","$1,616,353" +1,"Oct 11, 2002",Swept Away,"$10,000,000","$598,645","$598,645" +2,"May 23, 2008","War, Inc.","$10,000,000","$580,862","$1,299,855" +3,"Apr 2, 2004",Shaolin Soccer,"$10,000,000","$488,872","$42,776,032" +4,"Aug 27, 2004",The Brown Bunny,"$10,000,000","$366,301","$630,427" +5,"Sep 14, 2007",King of California,"$10,000,000","$268,461","$1,165,102" +6,"Oct 24, 1997",Rien ne va plus,"$10,000,000","$245,359","$5,045,359" +7,"Aug 14, 1998",La femme de chambre du Titanic,"$10,000,000","$244,465","$244,465" +8,"Dec 17, 2004",Imaginary Heroes,"$10,000,000","$228,524","$290,875" +9,"Oct 26, 2001",High Heels and Low Lifes,"$10,000,000","$226,792","$226,792" +10,"Aug 21, 2009",World's Greatest Dad,"$10,000,000","$221,805","$295,750" +11,"May 3, 2013","Cinco de Mayo, La Batalla","$10,000,000","$173,472","$173,472" +12,"Oct 29, 2010",Welcome to the Rileys,"$10,000,000","$152,857","$355,919" +13,"Sep 9, 2016",Kicks,"$10,000,000","$150,191","$150,191" +14,"Oct 9, 2009",Free Style,"$10,000,000","$141,108","$721,108" +15,"Jun 1, 2012",High School,"$10,000,000","$139,034","$248,133" +16,"May 18, 2007",Severance,"$10,000,000","$137,221","$5,950,002" +17,"Jul 14, 2006",Edmond,"$10,000,000","$131,719","$241,719" +18,"Apr 23, 2010",Joheunnom nabbeunnom isanghannom,"$10,000,000","$128,486","$42,226,657" +19,"Aug 26, 1994",Police Academy 7: Mission to Moscow,"$10,000,000","$126,247","$126,247" +20,"Feb 19, 2010",Blood Done Sign My Name,"$10,000,000","$109,383","$109,383" +21,"Feb 19, 2010",The Good Guy,"$10,000,000","$100,688","$106,460" +22,"Oct 23, 2009",Motherhood,"$10,000,000","$93,388","$723,388" +23,"Oct 15, 2004",Eulogy,"$10,000,000","$70,527","$70,527" +24,"Nov 7, 2014",Elsa & Fred,"$10,000,000","$67,657","$197,901" +25,"Feb 27, 1998",An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn,"$10,000,000","$45,779","$45,779" +26,"Aug 28, 2009",The Open Road,"$10,000,000","$19,716","$19,716" +27,"Jul 10, 2015",Strangerland,"$10,000,000","$17,472","$161,097" +28,"Mar 13, 2015",Hross i oss,"$10,000,000","$11,894","$11,894" +29,"Oct 16, 2009",Janky Promoters,"$10,000,000","$9,069","$9,069" +30,"Dec 21, 2007",Blonde Ambition,"$10,000,000","$6,422","$1,537,479" +31,"Aug 6, 2010",The Oxford Murders,"$10,000,000","$4,803","$17,704,131" +32,"Dec 26, 2014",Barbecue,"$10,000,000",$388,"$247,565" +33,"Dec 31, 2010",The Reef,"$10,000,000",$0,"$15,037,867" +34,"Jan 8, 2008",White Noise 2: The Light,"$10,000,000",$0,"$8,243,567" +35,"Jul 21, 2015",American Heist,"$10,000,000",$0,"$2,341,218" +36,"Oct 8, 2010",It's a Wonderful Afterlife,"$10,000,000",$0,"$1,642,939" +37,"Jun 21, 2011",You Got Served: Beat The World,"$10,000,000",$0,"$1,230,542" +38,"Aug 21, 2009",Fifty Dead Men Walking,"$10,000,000",$0,"$997,921" +39,"Sep 26, 2014",Plastic,"$10,000,000",$0,"$575,371" +40,"Mar 10, 2015",Jungle Shuffle,"$10,000,000",$0,"$360,898" +41,"Sep 22, 2009",Adam Resurrected,"$10,000,000",$0,"$90,909" +42,"May 26, 2009",The Devil's Tomb,"$10,000,000",$0,$0 +43,"Dec 31, 2009",Good Intentions,"$10,000,000",$0,$0 +44,"Feb 2, 2007",Partition,"$10,000,000",$0,$0 +45,"Apr 13, 2012",Detention,"$10,000,000",$0,$0 +46,"Feb 7, 2014",Nurse 3D,"$10,000,000",$0,$0 +47,"May 19, 2015",Into the Grizzly Maze,"$10,000,000",$0,$0 +48,"Sep 22, 2017",Friend Request,"$9,900,000","$3,759,078","$11,310,835" +49,"Apr 30, 2010",Gunless,"$9,900,000","$458,054","$458,054" +50,"Apr 3, 2009",Adventureland,"$9,800,000","$16,044,025","$17,553,055" +51,"Dec 19, 2012",Amour,"$9,700,000","$6,738,954","$36,787,044" +52,"Apr 28, 2006",The Lost City,"$9,600,000","$2,484,186","$5,256,839" +53,"Jan 12, 2000",Next Friday,"$9,500,000","$57,176,582","$59,675,307" +54,"Jun 13, 1967",You Only Live Twice,"$9,500,000","$43,100,000","$111,600,000" +55,"Jun 10, 1988",Poltergeist III,"$9,500,000","$14,114,000","$14,114,000" +56,"Dec 21, 2016",Dangal,"$9,500,000","$12,391,761","$294,654,618" +57,"Mar 19, 2010",The Runaways,"$9,500,000","$3,573,673","$5,278,632" +58,"Oct 30, 2009",Gentlemen Broncos,"$9,500,000","$115,155","$119,955" +59,"Dec 31, 2013",Re-Kill,"$9,500,000",$0,$0 +60,"Nov 7, 1963",It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World,"$9,400,000","$46,300,000","$60,000,000" +61,"Nov 3, 2006",Volver,"$9,400,000","$12,899,867","$87,226,613" +62,"Nov 11, 2011",Melancholia,"$9,400,000","$3,030,848","$21,817,298" +63,"Aug 7, 1981",Heavy Metal,"$9,300,000","$19,571,091","$19,571,091" +64,"Nov 13, 2012",Jab Tak Hai Jaan,"$9,200,000","$3,047,539","$5,806,666" +65,"Dec 29, 1995",Richard III,"$9,200,000","$2,684,904","$4,199,334" +66,"May 21, 2010",Kites,"$9,200,000","$1,685,269","$17,155,193" +67,"Dec 31, 2011",Red Dog,"$9,100,000",$0,"$20,927,794" +68,"Dec 31, 2010",Mine Vaganti,"$9,100,000",$0,"$18,872,126" +69,"Oct 17, 2003",The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,"$9,000,000","$80,571,655","$107,967,319" +70,"Jan 1, 1971",Fiddler on the Roof,"$9,000,000","$80,500,000","$80,500,000" +71,"Jul 18, 2014",The Purge: Anarchy,"$9,000,000","$71,562,550","$111,534,881" +72,"Dec 29, 1965",Thunderball,"$9,000,000","$63,600,000","$141,200,000" +73,"May 30, 2008",The Strangers,"$9,000,000","$52,597,610","$83,051,676" +74,"Nov 6, 1996",Set It Off,"$9,000,000","$36,049,108","$36,049,108" +75,"Oct 21, 2016",Ouija: Origin of Evil,"$9,000,000","$35,144,505","$81,831,866" +76,"Oct 22, 1999",The Best Man,"$9,000,000","$34,102,780","$34,572,780" +77,"Nov 9, 1988",Child's Play,"$9,000,000","$33,244,684","$44,196,684" +78,"Feb 13, 2019",Happy Death Day 2U,"$9,000,000","$28,051,045","$64,179,495" +79,"Jun 22, 2007",Sicko,"$9,000,000","$24,538,513","$36,535,837" +80,"Jan 30, 2015",Black or White,"$9,000,000","$21,571,189","$21,971,021" +81,"Jan 21, 2000",Down to You,"$9,000,000","$20,035,310","$20,035,310" +82,"Jul 30, 2004",Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle,"$9,000,000","$18,225,165","$18,225,165" +83,"Oct 13, 2000",The Contender,"$9,000,000","$17,804,273","$17,804,273" +84,"Feb 18, 2000",Boiler Room,"$9,000,000","$16,963,963","$28,773,637" +85,"Dec 5, 2006",Black Christmas,"$9,000,000","$16,235,738","$16,235,738" +86,"Nov 18, 2016",The Edge of Seventeen,"$9,000,000","$14,431,633","$19,096,003" +87,"Dec 2, 2016",Jackie,"$9,000,000","$13,960,394","$36,588,512" +88,"Mar 16, 1984",The Ice Pirates,"$9,000,000","$13,075,390","$13,075,390" +89,"May 14, 2004",Breakin' All the Rules,"$9,000,000","$12,232,382","$12,512,317" +90,"Aug 12, 2011",Glee: The 3D Concert Movie,"$9,000,000","$11,862,398","$17,462,398" +91,"Nov 8, 1989",Henry V,"$9,000,000","$10,161,099","$10,176,701" +92,"Nov 4, 2016",Loving,"$9,000,000","$7,710,234","$12,898,064" +93,"Nov 28, 2007",The Savages,"$9,000,000","$6,623,082","$10,642,023" +94,"Apr 16, 2003",Chasing Papi,"$9,000,000","$6,126,237","$12,657,377" +95,"Sep 8, 2000",The Way of the Gun,"$9,000,000","$6,047,856","$13,061,935" +96,"May 17, 2019",The Sun is Also a Star,"$9,000,000","$4,950,029","$5,434,029" +97,"Aug 22, 2008",Hamlet 2,"$9,000,000","$4,886,216","$4,934,104" +98,"Sep 13, 2002",Igby Goes Down,"$9,000,000","$4,777,465","$4,777,465" +99,"Apr 29, 1994",PCU,"$9,000,000","$4,333,569","$4,333,569" +100,"Mar 9, 2007",The Ultimate Gift,"$9,000,000","$3,438,735","$3,438,735" +1,"Sep 29, 2000",Beautiful,"$9,000,000","$3,134,509","$3,134,509" +2,"Jun 1, 2007",Gracie,"$9,000,000","$2,956,339","$3,922,043" +3,"Mar 22, 2013",The Sapphires,"$9,000,000","$2,450,867","$20,395,040" +4,"Aug 26, 2016",Greater,"$9,000,000","$2,000,093","$2,000,093" +5,"Dec 25, 2018",Destroyer,"$9,000,000","$1,533,324","$3,681,096" +6,"Aug 18, 2006",Trust the Man,"$9,000,000","$1,530,535","$2,548,378" +7,"Aug 26, 2005",Undiscovered,"$9,000,000","$1,069,318","$1,069,318" +8,"Nov 6, 1998",Velvet Goldmine,"$9,000,000","$1,053,788","$4,313,644" +9,"May 14, 2010",Princess Kaiulani,"$9,000,000","$883,887","$883,887" +10,"Jun 20, 2003",The Legend of Suriyothai,"$9,000,000","$454,255","$454,255" +11,"Oct 25, 1991",Due occhi diabolici,"$9,000,000","$349,618","$349,618" +12,"May 6, 2016",Dheepan,"$9,000,000","$248,795","$7,704,357" +13,"Jan 22, 2010",La fille du RER,"$9,000,000","$208,163","$208,163" +14,"Oct 25, 2002",All or Nothing,"$9,000,000","$184,255","$184,255" +15,"Feb 5, 2010",Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1974,"$9,000,000","$148,826","$148,826" +16,"Jul 31, 2009",Flammen og Citronen,"$9,000,000","$148,089","$1,635,241" +17,"Apr 2, 2010",Leaves of Grass,"$9,000,000","$70,066","$85,527" +18,"Nov 22, 2006",Opal Dream,"$9,000,000","$14,443","$14,443" +19,"May 8, 2015",Skin Trade,"$9,000,000","$1,242","$1,242" +20,"Jun 17, 2014",Beneath Hill 60,"$9,000,000",$0,"$3,440,939" +21,"Jan 20, 2015",Veronika Decides to Die,"$9,000,000",$0,"$2,243" +22,"Oct 10, 1968",Barbarella,"$9,000,000",$0,$0 +23,"Feb 1, 2013",A Haunting in Connecticut 2: The Ghosts of Georgia,"$9,000,000",$0,$0 +24,"May 18, 2012",Polisse,"$8,900,000","$176,988","$22,744,132" +25,"Nov 13, 2015",Heist,"$8,900,000","$50,136","$3,324,131" +26,"Feb 26, 2011",Ultramarines,"$8,900,000",$0,$0 +27,"Sep 26, 1986",Crocodile Dundee,"$8,800,000","$174,803,506","$328,203,506" +28,"Dec 31, 2004",The I Inside,"$8,800,000",$0,$0 +29,"Nov 30, 2007",Awake,"$8,600,000","$14,373,825","$32,968,648" +30,"Nov 18, 2016",Manchester by the Sea,"$8,500,000","$47,695,371","$77,733,867" +31,"Dec 16, 2009",Crazy Heart,"$8,500,000","$39,471,742","$47,417,251" +32,"Aug 15, 2008",Star Wars: The Clone Wars,"$8,500,000","$35,161,554","$68,695,443" +33,"Feb 20, 2015",The DUFF,"$8,500,000","$34,030,343","$43,528,634" +34,"Oct 31, 2014",Nightcrawler,"$8,500,000","$32,381,218","$50,334,418" +35,"Jul 31, 1987",The Lost Boys,"$8,500,000","$32,222,567","$32,222,567" +36,"Jan 16, 2019",Dragon Ball Super: Broly,"$8,500,000","$30,376,755","$122,747,755" +37,"Nov 7, 1979",The Rose,"$8,500,000","$29,200,000","$29,200,000" +38,"Sep 27, 2013",Baggage Claim,"$8,500,000","$21,569,509","$22,885,836" +39,"Oct 7, 2016",Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life,"$8,500,000","$20,007,149","$23,311,293" +40,"Mar 1, 1991",Haakon Haakonsen,"$8,500,000","$15,024,232","$15,024,232" +41,"Apr 23, 1999",Election,"$8,500,000","$14,943,582","$17,202,854" +42,"Mar 9, 2007",The Namesake,"$8,500,000","$13,610,521","$20,288,774" +43,"Oct 18, 2013",All is Lost,"$8,500,000","$6,263,670","$10,386,814" +44,"Feb 27, 2004",Club Dread,"$8,500,000","$5,001,655","$7,573,551" +45,"Sep 17, 2009",Bright Star,"$8,500,000","$4,444,637","$17,220,091" +46,"Sep 21, 2001",Glitter,"$8,500,000","$4,273,372","$4,273,372" +47,"Jun 13, 2014",The Rover,"$8,500,000","$1,109,199","$3,180,252" +48,"Apr 23, 2004",Silmido,"$8,500,000","$298,347","$30,298,347" +49,"Nov 7, 2008",Repo! The Genetic Opera,"$8,500,000","$140,244","$198,883" +50,"Dec 31, 2017",Posledniy bogatyr,"$8,500,000",$0,"$30,700,192" +51,"Nov 1, 2016",A.C.O.R.N.S.: Operation Crackdown,"$8,500,000",$0,"$1,353,287" +52,"Feb 12, 2010",My Name is Khan,"$8,470,000","$4,046,336","$42,355,526" +53,"Mar 23, 2007",Namastey London,"$8,400,000","$1,207,007","$6,831,069" +54,"May 31, 2013",Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani,"$8,300,000","$3,827,466","$50,827,466" +55,"Jun 4, 1999",Limbo,"$8,300,000","$2,160,710","$2,598,224" +56,"Mar 16, 2007",The Wind That Shakes the Barley,"$8,300,000","$1,829,142","$25,670,174" +57,"Apr 16, 2010",The City of Your Final Destination,"$8,300,000","$493,296","$1,353,296" +58,"Nov 24, 2006",Kurtlar vadisi - Irak,"$8,300,000",$0,"$24,906,717" +59,"Feb 23, 1951",Quo Vadis?,"$8,250,000","$30,000,000","$30,028,513" +60,"Mar 2, 1965",The Sound of Music,"$8,200,000","$163,214,286","$286,214,286" +61,"Feb 17, 1984",Footloose,"$8,200,000","$80,000,000","$80,000,000" +62,"Oct 14, 1994",Pulp Fiction,"$8,000,000","$107,928,762","$212,928,762" +63,"Jun 22, 1984",The Karate Kid,"$8,000,000","$90,815,558","$90,815,558" +64,"Jun 22, 1979",The Muppet Movie,"$8,000,000","$76,657,000","$76,657,000" +65,"Mar 9, 1984",Splash,"$8,000,000","$62,599,495","$62,599,495" +66,"Jul 26, 2006",Little Miss Sunshine,"$8,000,000","$59,891,098","$100,642,353" +67,"Sep 17, 2010",Easy A,"$8,000,000","$58,401,464","$76,200,721" +68,"Aug 8, 1986",Stand by Me,"$8,000,000","$52,287,414","$52,287,414" +69,"Jun 27, 2003",28 Days Later…,"$8,000,000","$45,064,915","$82,955,633" +70,"Jun 22, 1979",Escape from Alcatraz,"$8,000,000","$43,000,000","$43,000,000" +71,"Jan 30, 2004",You Got Served,"$8,000,000","$40,066,497","$50,811,858" +72,"May 3, 2019",The Intruder,"$8,000,000","$35,095,904","$36,005,871" +73,"Sep 30, 2011",50/50,"$8,000,000","$35,016,118","$41,334,735" +74,"Apr 3, 1996",A Thin Line Between Love & Hate,"$8,000,000","$34,873,513","$34,873,513" +75,"Sep 2, 2015",A Walk in the Woods,"$8,000,000","$29,499,394","$37,119,358" +76,"Oct 11, 2002",Brown Sugar,"$8,000,000","$27,362,712","$28,315,272" +77,"Mar 13, 1992",Howards End,"$8,000,000","$26,124,872","$26,317,943" +78,"Jan 31, 2014",That Awkward Moment,"$8,000,000","$26,068,955","$53,068,955" +79,"Mar 21, 2008",Shutter,"$8,000,000","$25,928,550","$47,782,426" +80,"Dec 25, 1981",Modern Problems,"$8,000,000","$24,474,312","$24,474,312" +81,"Dec 18, 1969",On Her Majesty's Secret Service,"$8,000,000","$22,800,000","$82,000,000" +82,"May 7, 1993",Much Ado About Nothing,"$8,000,000","$22,549,338","$22,549,338" +83,"Apr 10, 1992",The Player,"$8,000,000","$21,706,101","$28,876,702" +84,"Nov 10, 1982",Creepshow,"$8,000,000","$20,036,244","$20,036,244" +85,"Apr 28, 2006",Akeelah and the Bee,"$8,000,000","$18,848,430","$18,959,424" +86,"Oct 14, 1994",Wes Craven's New Nightmare,"$8,000,000","$18,090,181","$18,090,181" +87,"Oct 1, 1999",Drive Me Crazy,"$8,000,000","$17,843,379","$22,591,451" +88,"Sep 18, 2013",Enough Said,"$8,000,000","$17,550,872","$25,621,449" +89,"Jan 16, 1998",Half Baked,"$8,000,000","$17,394,881","$17,394,881" +90,"Jan 30, 2009",New in Town,"$8,000,000","$16,734,283","$29,937,909" +91,"Jun 27, 2014",Begin Again,"$8,000,000","$16,170,632","$68,838,736" +92,"Apr 14, 2000",American Psycho,"$8,000,000","$15,070,285","$34,270,285" +93,"May 19, 2006",See No Evil,"$8,000,000","$15,032,800","$18,828,036" +94,"Aug 7, 2002",The Good Girl,"$8,000,000","$14,018,296","$16,585,503" +95,"Aug 4, 2006","Bon Cop, Bad Cop","$8,000,000","$12,671,300","$12,740,705" +96,"Oct 30, 2009",The Boondock Saints 2: All Saints Day,"$8,000,000","$10,273,187","$10,629,320" +97,"Apr 29, 2011",Prom,"$8,000,000","$10,130,219","$10,763,183" +98,"Apr 22, 1994",The Inkwell,"$8,000,000","$8,864,699","$8,864,699" +99,"Dec 29, 2000",Shadow of the Vampire,"$8,000,000","$8,279,017","$8,279,017" +100,"Jun 12, 2015",Me and Earl and the Dying Girl,"$8,000,000","$6,758,416","$9,266,180" +1,"Oct 8, 2010",It's Kind of a Funny Story,"$8,000,000","$6,363,628","$6,632,950" +2,"May 3, 1996",The Pallbearer,"$8,000,000","$5,656,388","$5,656,388" +3,"Sep 22, 2000",Woman on Top,"$8,000,000","$5,018,450","$10,192,613" +4,"May 12, 2000",Held Up,"$8,000,000","$4,714,090","$4,714,090" +5,"Sep 2, 2016",Morgan,"$8,000,000","$3,915,251","$7,298,786" +6,"Dec 30, 2015",Anomalisa,"$8,000,000","$3,759,286","$5,706,168" +7,"Dec 23, 2005",Caché,"$8,000,000","$3,647,381","$19,891,331" +8,"Dec 29, 2010",Another Year,"$8,000,000","$3,205,706","$20,005,613" +9,"Sep 20, 2002",8 femmes,"$8,000,000","$3,076,425","$42,376,425" +10,"Jan 1, 1991",Showdown in Little Tokyo,"$8,000,000","$2,275,557","$2,275,557" +11,"Sep 25, 1998",Clay Pigeons,"$8,000,000","$1,793,359","$2,256,606" +12,"Dec 20, 2013",Le passé,"$8,000,000","$1,335,672","$15,752,575" +13,"Apr 6, 2018",Lean on Pete,"$8,000,000","$1,163,056","$2,455,027" +14,"Nov 19, 2010",Made in Dagenham,"$8,000,000","$1,095,369","$15,644,196" +15,"Jun 6, 2008",And When Did You Last See Your Father?,"$8,000,000","$1,071,240","$2,476,491" +16,"May 3, 2019",El Chicano,"$8,000,000","$700,261","$700,261" +17,"Mar 5, 2010",The Secret of Kells,"$8,000,000","$690,290","$3,582,797" +18,"Jan 24, 1997",Prefontaine,"$8,000,000","$590,817","$590,817" +19,"Oct 28, 1983",The Wicked Lady,"$8,000,000","$589,308","$589,308" +20,"May 5, 2006",Down in the Valley,"$8,000,000","$568,932","$973,443" +21,"May 11, 2007",Brooklyn Rules,"$8,000,000","$458,232","$458,232" +22,"Oct 24, 2003",The Singing Detective,"$8,000,000","$336,456","$524,747" +23,"Jun 15, 2007",Fido,"$8,000,000","$298,110","$456,814" +24,"Oct 26, 2018",London Fields,"$8,000,000","$252,676","$433,732" +25,"Sep 16, 2011",Restless,"$8,000,000","$163,753","$2,772,511" +26,"Jun 12, 1998",The Land Girls,"$8,000,000","$146,083","$146,083" +27,"May 18, 2007",The Wendell Baker Story,"$8,000,000","$127,188","$127,188" +28,"Oct 29, 2010",Wild Target,"$8,000,000","$109,338","$5,314,194" +29,"Apr 18, 2008",Pathology,"$8,000,000","$109,045","$3,270,974" +30,"Oct 5, 2012",Wuthering Heights,"$8,000,000","$100,915","$2,721,534" +31,"Nov 18, 2016",A Street Cat Named Bob,"$8,000,000","$82,703","$17,382,693" +32,"Aug 18, 2006",10th & Wolf,"$8,000,000","$54,702","$143,782" +33,"May 22, 2015",Aloft,"$8,000,000","$53,086","$237,688" +34,"Oct 14, 2011",Fireflies in the Garden,"$8,000,000","$36,884","$3,587,191" +35,"Sep 23, 2005",Dear Wendy,"$8,000,000","$23,106","$446,438" +36,"Apr 27, 2001",Akira,"$8,000,000","$19,585","$19,585" +37,"Dec 31, 2005",Welcome to Dongmakgol,"$8,000,000",$0,"$48,000,000" +38,"Sep 20, 2013",Feichang Xingyun,"$8,000,000",$0,"$21,970,000" +39,"Sep 29, 2017","Don Gato, el inicio de la pandilla","$8,000,000",$0,"$4,604,656" +40,"Sep 4, 2007",The Death and Life of Bobby Z,"$8,000,000",$0,"$414,617" +41,"Apr 24, 2018",Backstabbing For Beginners,"$8,000,000",$0,"$343,773" +42,"Aug 12, 2014",Swelter,"$8,000,000",$0,"$44,197" +43,"Nov 30, 2007",Maurice Richard,"$8,000,000",$0,$0 +44,"Feb 24, 2015",Green Street Hooligans: Underground,"$8,000,000",$0,$0 +45,"Dec 31, 2009",Christmas in Beverly Hills,"$8,000,000",$0,$0 +46,"Dec 31, 2015",Henry Joseph Church,"$8,000,000",$0,$0 +47,"May 6, 2016",Code of Honor,"$8,000,000",$0,$0 +48,"Jun 21, 2019",Burn Your Maps,"$8,000,000",$0,$0 +49,"Jan 27, 2006",Imagine Me & You,"$7,900,000","$672,243","$3,129,471" +50,"Jul 4, 2003",Swimming Pool,"$7,800,000","$10,130,108","$24,021,282" +51,"Feb 23, 1990",The Blood of Heroes,"$7,700,000","$882,290","$882,290" +52,"Apr 14, 2015",Loin des hommes,"$7,700,000","$5,336","$1,080,428" +53,"Dec 13, 1989",Driving Miss Daisy,"$7,500,000","$106,593,296","$106,593,296" +54,"Sep 26, 1997",Soul Food,"$7,500,000","$43,492,389","$43,492,389" +55,"Jul 17, 2009",(500) Days of Summer,"$7,500,000","$32,425,665","$34,439,060" +56,"Feb 23, 1996",Rumble in the Bronx,"$7,500,000","$32,281,907","$36,238,752" +57,"Mar 17, 2006",Thank You For Smoking,"$7,500,000","$24,793,509","$40,016,662" +58,"Jun 8, 2007",Hostel: Part II,"$7,500,000","$17,544,812","$33,606,409" +59,"Oct 9, 2009",An Education,"$7,500,000","$12,574,914","$29,652,736" +60,"Sep 4, 2009",Extract,"$7,500,000","$10,823,158","$10,849,158" +61,"Dec 20, 2002",Narc,"$7,500,000","$10,465,659","$11,843,260" +62,"Oct 21, 2005",Shopgirl,"$7,500,000","$10,284,523","$11,758,418" +63,"Mar 9, 1984",The Hotel New Hampshire,"$7,500,000","$5,142,858","$5,142,858" +64,"Mar 8, 2002",Men with Brooms,"$7,500,000","$4,239,767","$4,239,767" +65,"Feb 22, 2008",Witless Protection,"$7,500,000","$4,151,836","$4,151,836" +66,"Nov 24, 2004",The Work and the Glory,"$7,500,000","$3,347,647","$3,347,647" +67,"Dec 21, 2011",Albert Nobbs,"$7,500,000","$3,014,696","$8,539,003" +68,"Jun 24, 2016",The Neon Demon,"$7,500,000","$1,333,124","$3,559,803" +69,"Jul 24, 2003",Masked and Anonymous,"$7,500,000","$533,344","$555,335" +70,"Apr 13, 2018",Borg vs McEnroe,"$7,500,000","$231,346","$3,257,922" +71,"Sep 13, 2002",Betty Fisher et autres histoires,"$7,500,000","$206,400","$206,400" +72,"Aug 6, 2004",Code 46,"$7,500,000","$197,148","$1,788,324" +73,"Dec 31, 2001",The Hole,"$7,500,000",$0,"$10,834,406" +74,"Jan 9, 2015",Black November,"$7,500,000",$0,"$32,572" +75,"Feb 24, 2015",Outside Bet,"$7,500,000",$0,"$13,524" +76,"May 15, 2015",Pound of Flesh,"$7,500,000",$0,$0 +77,"Jan 13, 2017",The Bye Bye Man,"$7,400,000","$22,395,806","$31,187,727" +78,"Apr 27, 2007",Ta Ra Rum Pum,"$7,400,000","$872,643","$9,443,864" +79,"May 6, 2005",Crash,"$7,303,082","$55,334,418","$101,173,038" +80,"Dec 25, 2007",Persepolis,"$7,300,000","$4,443,403","$25,397,187" +81,"Apr 30, 2010",Harry Brown,"$7,300,000","$1,818,681","$12,023,606" +82,"May 27, 2011",Die Welle,"$7,250,000",$0,"$35,122,948" +83,"Dec 17, 1971",Diamonds Are Forever,"$7,200,000","$43,800,000","$116,000,000" +84,"Oct 15, 1999",The Omega Code,"$7,200,000","$12,610,552","$12,678,312" +85,"Sep 16, 2011",3,"$7,200,000","$59,774","$295,492" +86,"Dec 5, 2007",Juno,"$7,000,000","$143,495,265","$231,450,102" +87,"Mar 15, 1972",The Godfather,"$7,000,000","$134,966,411","$268,500,000" +88,"Jun 29, 2012",Magic Mike,"$7,000,000","$113,721,571","$170,549,753" +89,"Apr 15, 1983",Flashdance,"$7,000,000","$90,463,574","$201,463,574" +90,"Mar 16, 2018",I Can Only Imagine,"$7,000,000","$83,482,352","$85,604,221" +91,"Mar 15, 2019",Five Feet Apart,"$7,000,000","$45,729,221","$80,504,421" +92,"Nov 12, 1993",The Piano,"$7,000,000","$40,157,856","$40,168,957" +93,"May 6, 2011",Jumping the Broom,"$7,000,000","$37,295,394","$38,158,601" +94,"Jun 27, 1973",Live and Let Die,"$7,000,000","$35,400,000","$161,800,000" +95,"Jan 12, 2000",My Dog Skip,"$7,000,000","$34,099,640","$35,795,319" +96,"Jan 24, 2003",Darkness Falls,"$7,000,000","$32,539,681","$47,289,758" +97,"Feb 14, 2008","Definitely, Maybe","$7,000,000","$32,241,649","$55,617,866" +98,"Oct 7, 2005","Good Night, and Good Luck","$7,000,000","$31,501,218","$56,586,901" +99,"Sep 30, 2005",Capote,"$7,000,000","$28,750,530","$49,924,079" +100,"Mar 29, 1974",The Great Gatsby,"$7,000,000","$26,533,200","$26,533,200" +1,"Aug 4, 2006",The Descent,"$7,000,000","$26,024,456","$57,051,053" +2,"Aug 25, 1995",Desperado,"$7,000,000","$25,532,388","$25,532,388" +3,"Jan 1, 1976",Logan's Run,"$7,000,000","$25,000,000","$25,000,000" +4,"Apr 7, 2017",Gifted,"$7,000,000","$24,801,212","$36,964,656" +5,"Mar 8, 1996",Fargo,"$7,000,000","$24,567,751","$51,204,567" +6,"Apr 11, 2001",Kingdom Come,"$7,000,000","$23,247,539","$23,393,939" +7,"Dec 20, 1974",The Man with the Golden Gun,"$7,000,000","$21,000,000","$97,600,000" +8,"Feb 12, 1988",Action Jackson,"$7,000,000","$20,257,000","$20,257,000" +9,"May 13, 1983",Breathless,"$7,000,000","$19,910,002","$19,910,002" +10,"May 5, 2000",Michael Jordan to the MAX,"$7,000,000","$18,642,318","$18,642,318" +11,"Jun 19, 2015",Dope,"$7,000,000","$17,506,470","$18,190,831" +12,"Jul 22, 2005",The Devil's Rejects,"$7,000,000","$17,044,981","$20,940,428" +13,"May 24, 2019",BrightBurn,"$7,000,000","$16,794,432","$27,989,498" +14,"Jan 17, 2014",Devil's Due,"$7,000,000","$15,821,461","$36,146,087" +15,"Mar 22, 1996",Flirting with Disaster,"$7,000,000","$14,853,474","$16,149,180" +16,"Nov 14, 2014",Beyond the Lights,"$7,000,000","$14,618,727","$14,618,727" +17,"Jul 31, 1992",Buffy the Vampire Slayer,"$7,000,000","$14,231,669","$14,231,669" +18,"Aug 25, 1999",In Too Deep,"$7,000,000","$14,026,509","$15,471,229" +19,"Apr 11, 2003","House of 1,000 Corpses","$7,000,000","$12,634,962","$17,005,466" +20,"Oct 11, 1985",Silver Bullet,"$7,000,000","$10,803,211","$10,803,211" +21,"Oct 10, 2003",House of the Dead,"$7,000,000","$10,199,354","$13,860,078" +22,"Oct 2, 2009",A Serious Man,"$7,000,000","$9,228,788","$30,360,570" +23,"Jul 30, 2010",Get Low,"$7,000,000","$9,176,933","$10,828,305" +24,"Dec 11, 2009",A Single Man,"$7,000,000","$9,176,000","$28,142,379" +25,"Jan 10, 1991",Warlock,"$7,000,000","$8,824,553","$8,824,553" +26,"Aug 12, 1988",The Last Temptation of Christ,"$7,000,000","$8,373,585","$8,373,585" +27,"Jun 18, 2010",Cyrus,"$7,000,000","$7,468,936","$10,062,896" +28,"Sep 1, 1999",Outside Providence,"$7,000,000","$7,309,628","$7,824,358" +29,"Feb 11, 2005",Bride & Prejudice,"$7,000,000","$6,601,079","$25,269,040" +30,"Nov 29, 2002",Rabbit-Proof Fence,"$7,000,000","$6,199,600","$16,866,928" +31,"Jul 27, 2007",Who's Your Caddy?,"$7,000,000","$5,694,308","$5,694,308" +32,"May 1, 1992",Split Second,"$7,000,000","$5,430,822","$5,430,822" +33,"Mar 8, 1991",Nikita,"$7,000,000","$5,017,971","$5,017,971" +34,"Dec 14, 2001",The Other Side of Heaven,"$7,000,000","$4,720,371","$4,720,371" +35,"Sep 28, 1990",Dark Angel,"$7,000,000","$4,372,561","$4,372,561" +36,"Jun 27, 1986",American Anthem,"$7,000,000","$3,571,624","$3,571,624" +37,"Nov 12, 2004",Veer-Zaara,"$7,000,000","$2,938,532","$7,017,859" +38,"May 2, 2008",Redbelt,"$7,000,000","$2,344,847","$2,667,084" +39,"Aug 27, 1999",A Dog of Flanders,"$7,000,000","$2,165,637","$2,165,637" +40,"Oct 18, 2002",Auto Focus,"$7,000,000","$2,062,066","$2,703,821" +41,"Oct 21, 2011",The Mighty Macs,"$7,000,000","$1,891,936","$1,891,936" +42,"Dec 22, 2010",Somewhere,"$7,000,000","$1,785,645","$17,023,121" +43,"Jan 13, 2012",We Need to Talk About Kevin,"$7,000,000","$1,738,692","$10,765,283" +44,"Feb 2, 2007",Factory Girl,"$7,000,000","$1,661,464","$1,661,464" +45,"Nov 15, 2013",The Christmas Candle,"$7,000,000","$1,632,000","$1,933,829" +46,"Sep 25, 2009",I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell,"$7,000,000","$1,429,299","$1,429,453" +47,"Apr 8, 1983",Losin' It,"$7,000,000","$1,246,141","$1,246,141" +48,"May 7, 2010",Mother and Child,"$7,000,000","$1,110,509","$6,537,179" +49,"Aug 5, 1977",March or Die,"$7,000,000","$1,000,000","$1,000,000" +50,"Jul 12, 1996",Les Visiteurs,"$7,000,000","$659,000","$98,754,000" +51,"Oct 2, 2015",Freeheld,"$7,000,000","$546,201","$1,732,228" +52,"Apr 2, 2014",Dom Hemingway,"$7,000,000","$523,511","$1,857,458" +53,"Jul 30, 2010",The Extra Man,"$7,000,000","$453,377","$492,108" +54,"May 13, 2011",Hesher,"$7,000,000","$382,946","$382,946" +55,"Mar 13, 1998",Chairman of the Board,"$7,000,000","$306,715","$306,715" +56,"Feb 14, 2003",Gerry,"$7,000,000","$254,683","$719,699" +57,"May 12, 2006",Wah-Wah,"$7,000,000","$234,750","$463,039" +58,"Jun 13, 2003",The Heart of Me,"$7,000,000","$196,067","$196,067" +59,"Mar 26, 2010",Ca$h,"$7,000,000","$46,488","$46,488" +60,"Jan 30, 2015",Trudno byt bogom,"$7,000,000","$31,443","$41,038" +61,"Jan 21, 2000",The Boondock Saints,"$7,000,000","$30,471","$411,874" +62,"Jan 28, 2014",Snezhnaya koroleva,"$7,000,000",$0,"$15,193,977" +63,"Dec 6, 2016",Oddball,"$7,000,000",$0,"$10,237,229" +64,"Aug 18, 2015",Z Storm,"$7,000,000",$0,"$2,053,330" +65,"Dec 31, 2015",Geroy,"$7,000,000",$0,"$1,545,121" +66,"Jul 23, 2013",Twixt,"$7,000,000",$0,"$1,268,346" +67,"Nov 20, 2015",Criminal Activities,"$7,000,000",$0,"$386,744" +68,"Dec 11, 2007",High School Musical 2,"$7,000,000",$0,$0 +69,"Dec 12, 2008",The Kings of Appletown,"$7,000,000",$0,$0 +70,"Mar 11, 2008",Stargate - The Ark of Truth,"$7,000,000",$0,$0 +71,"Sep 1, 2015",Alpha & Omega: The Legend of the Saw Tooth Cave,"$7,000,000",$0,$0 +72,"Jun 28, 1985",Pale Rider,"$6,900,000","$41,410,568","$41,410,568" +73,"Sep 21, 2012",House at the End of the Street,"$6,900,000","$31,611,916","$44,103,982" +74,"Sep 24, 1993",Dazed and Confused,"$6,900,000","$7,950,889","$7,950,889" +75,"Jan 31, 2017",Two Lovers and a Bear,"$6,840,000",$0,"$22,273" +76,"Sep 17, 2010",Incendies,"$6,800,000","$6,857,096","$16,038,343" +77,"Aug 11, 2000",Aimée & Jaguar,"$6,800,000","$927,107","$927,107" +78,"Aug 5, 2005",The Chumscrubber,"$6,800,000","$49,526","$49,526" +79,"Apr 9, 2004",Shade,"$6,800,000","$25,032","$9,533,964" +80,"Sep 10, 2010",Bran Nue Dae,"$6,750,000","$113,568","$6,812,530" +81,"Sep 3, 2004","Remember Me, My Love","$6,700,000","$223,878","$223,878" +82,"May 21, 2010",Perrier’s Bounty,"$6,600,000",$828,$828 +83,"Sep 19, 2008",Tropa de Elite,"$6,537,890","$8,744","$14,319,195" +84,"Oct 3, 2014",Annabelle,"$6,500,000","$84,273,813","$256,862,920" +85,"Feb 1, 2008",Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour,"$6,500,000","$65,281,781","$70,712,099" +86,"Jul 12, 1991",Boyz n the Hood,"$6,500,000","$56,190,094","$56,215,095" +87,"Jul 24, 1987",La Bamba,"$6,500,000","$54,215,416","$54,215,416" +88,"May 22, 1981",The Four Seasons,"$6,500,000","$42,488,161","$42,488,161" +89,"Jan 1, 1980",Dressed to Kill,"$6,500,000","$31,899,000","$31,899,000" +90,"Apr 2, 1993",The Adventures of Huck Finn,"$6,500,000","$24,103,594","$24,103,594" +91,"Apr 9, 1999",Go!,"$6,500,000","$16,875,273","$28,383,441" +92,"Apr 7, 2006",Friends with Money,"$6,500,000","$13,368,437","$18,110,152" +93,"Jan 1, 1971",The Andromeda Strain,"$6,500,000","$12,376,563","$12,376,563" +94,"Oct 22, 1999",Bats,"$6,500,000","$10,155,691","$10,155,691" +95,"Oct 20, 2017",Same Kind of Different as Me,"$6,500,000","$6,423,605","$6,423,605" +96,"Mar 7, 2003",Nowhere in Africa,"$6,500,000","$6,173,485","$6,173,485" +97,"Dec 2, 2011",Shame,"$6,500,000","$4,002,293","$20,412,841" +98,"May 13, 2005",Layer Cake,"$6,500,000","$2,339,957","$11,745,931" +99,"May 31, 2013",The East,"$6,500,000","$2,274,649","$3,027,956" +100,"Oct 21, 2005",The Work and the Glory: American Zion,"$6,500,000","$2,025,032","$2,025,032" +1,"Nov 13, 2009",The Messenger,"$6,500,000","$1,109,660","$1,744,952" +2,"Jul 23, 2004",A Home at the End of the World,"$6,500,000","$1,029,017","$1,033,810" +3,"Aug 17, 2001",Aberdeen,"$6,500,000","$64,148","$64,148" +4,"Dec 31, 2011",Tracker,"$6,500,000",$0,"$3,149" +5,"Oct 26, 1984",The Terminator,"$6,400,000","$38,019,031","$78,019,031" +6,"Feb 27, 2004","Good Bye, Lenin!","$6,400,000","$4,063,859","$79,384,539" +7,"Oct 10, 2007",Control,"$6,400,000","$871,577","$8,902,141" +8,"Oct 9, 2009",The Damned United,"$6,400,000","$449,865","$4,199,874" +9,"Feb 22, 2008",Die Fälscher,"$6,250,000","$5,488,570","$20,199,663" +10,"Jan 15, 1988",Return of the Living Dead Part II,"$6,200,000","$9,205,924","$9,205,924" +11,"Feb 13, 2009",Gomorra,"$6,200,000","$1,579,146","$37,339,594" +12,"Oct 20, 1995",Mallrats,"$6,100,000","$2,108,367","$2,108,367" +13,"Jun 16, 1978",Grease,"$6,000,000","$181,813,770","$387,510,179" +14,"Dec 19, 1986",Platoon,"$6,000,000","$137,963,328","$137,978,395" +15,"Jun 23, 2004",Fahrenheit 9/11,"$6,000,000","$119,114,517","$221,148,959" +16,"Oct 24, 1969",Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,"$6,000,000","$102,308,900","$102,310,653" +17,"Aug 26, 1964",Mary Poppins,"$6,000,000","$102,272,145","$102,272,145" +18,"Sep 19, 1980",Ordinary People,"$6,000,000","$52,302,978","$52,302,978" +19,"May 11, 2018",Breaking In,"$6,000,000","$46,840,590","$51,411,620" +20,"Oct 18, 1961",West Side Story,"$6,000,000","$43,700,000","$43,700,000" +21,"Oct 17, 1956",Around the World in 80 Days,"$6,000,000","$42,000,000","$42,000,000" +22,"Jul 25, 1980",Caddyshack,"$6,000,000","$39,846,344","$39,846,344" +23,"Mar 23, 2001",The Brothers,"$6,000,000","$27,457,409","$27,958,191" +24,"Dec 17, 2008",The Wrestler,"$6,000,000","$26,238,243","$46,634,275" +25,"Jun 30, 1989",Do the Right Thing,"$6,000,000","$26,004,026","$26,004,026" +26,"Jul 10, 1981",Escape from New York,"$6,000,000","$25,244,700","$25,245,925" +27,"Jul 16, 1999",The Wood,"$6,000,000","$25,059,640","$25,059,640" +28,"Aug 16, 1995",The Usual Suspects,"$6,000,000","$23,341,568","$34,449,356" +29,"Aug 11, 1989",A Nightmare On Elm Street: The Dream Child,"$6,000,000","$22,168,359","$22,168,359" +30,"Apr 5, 2002",National Lampoon’s Van Wilder,"$6,000,000","$21,305,259","$39,241,323" +31,"Dec 31, 1946",Duel in the Sun,"$6,000,000","$20,400,000","$20,400,000" +32,"Sep 27, 2000",Best in Show,"$6,000,000","$18,621,249","$20,695,413" +33,"Mar 29, 2019",Unplanned,"$6,000,000","$18,107,621","$18,107,621" +34,"Sep 27, 2006",The Last King of Scotland,"$6,000,000","$17,606,684","$49,155,371" +35,"Apr 16, 2003",A Mighty Wind,"$6,000,000","$17,583,468","$18,504,539" +36,"Feb 8, 2019",The Prodigy,"$6,000,000","$14,856,291","$19,789,712" +37,"Nov 30, 2018",The Possession of Hannah Grace,"$6,000,000","$14,836,174","$42,785,387" +38,"Feb 12, 1988",School Daze,"$6,000,000","$14,545,844","$14,545,844" +39,"Aug 8, 2007",Daddy Day Camp,"$6,000,000","$13,235,267","$18,209,872" +40,"Oct 21, 1988",Mystic Pizza,"$6,000,000","$12,793,213","$12,793,213" +41,"Mar 20, 1998",Mr. Nice Guy,"$6,000,000","$12,716,953","$31,716,953" +42,"Aug 21, 1956",War and Peace,"$6,000,000","$12,500,000","$12,524,028" +43,"Apr 24, 1998",Sliding Doors,"$6,000,000","$11,911,200","$58,809,149" +44,"May 24, 1995",Tales from the Hood,"$6,000,000","$11,784,569","$11,784,569" +45,"Oct 13, 1989",Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers,"$6,000,000","$11,642,254","$11,642,254" +46,"Sep 7, 2012",The Words,"$6,000,000","$11,494,838","$16,369,708" +47,"Jan 15, 2016",The Lady in the Van,"$6,000,000","$10,021,175","$42,320,503" +48,"Apr 27, 2012",Bernie,"$6,000,000","$9,204,489","$10,106,975" +49,"Dec 15, 2000",Pollock,"$6,000,000","$8,596,914","$10,557,291" +50,"Feb 15, 2008",Dolphins and Whales Tribes of the Ocean 3D,"$6,000,000","$7,714,996","$17,252,287" +51,"Feb 26, 1999",200 Cigarettes,"$6,000,000","$6,852,450","$6,852,450" +52,"Mar 19, 2010",City Island,"$6,000,000","$6,671,283","$8,173,486" +53,"Mar 16, 2012",Casa de mi Padre,"$6,000,000","$5,909,483","$8,446,952" +54,"Jul 29, 2011",The Guard,"$6,000,000","$5,359,774","$21,197,454" +55,"Apr 21, 2000",The Virgin Suicides,"$6,000,000","$4,859,475","$10,619,770" +56,"Aug 29, 2008",College,"$6,000,000","$4,694,491","$6,176,114" +57,"Sep 22, 2006",La science des rêves,"$6,000,000","$4,670,644","$15,137,932" +58,"Dec 4, 1998",Little Voice,"$6,000,000","$4,595,000","$21,787,233" +59,"Mar 13, 2009",Miss March,"$6,000,000","$4,543,320","$4,713,059" +60,"Feb 5, 1999",Simply Irresistible,"$6,000,000","$4,398,989","$4,398,989" +61,"Jul 18, 2014",Wish I Was Here,"$6,000,000","$3,591,299","$6,591,365" +62,"Dec 21, 2006",Venus,"$6,000,000","$3,347,411","$7,818,479" +63,"Mar 14, 2014",Veronica Mars,"$6,000,000","$3,322,127","$3,485,383" +64,"Aug 27, 1993",Only the Strong,"$6,000,000","$3,273,588","$3,273,588" +65,"Jul 20, 2001",Hedwig and the Angry Inch,"$6,000,000","$3,067,312","$3,740,030" +66,"Oct 31, 2003",Shattered Glass,"$6,000,000","$2,207,975","$3,456,602" +67,"Jul 3, 2008",The Wackness,"$6,000,000","$2,077,046","$3,330,012" +68,"Nov 16, 2001",Novocaine,"$6,000,000","$2,025,238","$2,522,928" +69,"Feb 6, 2009",Polytechnique,"$6,000,000","$1,418,304","$1,418,304" +70,"Jul 15, 2011",Snow Flower and the Secret Fan,"$6,000,000","$1,348,205","$11,348,205" +71,"Sep 14, 2018",Mandy,"$6,000,000","$1,214,525","$1,427,656" +72,"Dec 7, 2001",The Business of Strangers,"$6,000,000","$1,030,920","$1,290,920" +73,"Apr 29, 2011",Jûsan-nin no shikaku,"$6,000,000","$802,778","$18,727,440" +74,"Aug 30, 1991",Beastmaster 2: Through the Portal of Time,"$6,000,000","$773,490","$773,490" +75,"Jun 18, 1969",The Wild Bunch,"$6,000,000","$509,424","$509,424" +76,"Mar 25, 2011",The 5th Quarter,"$6,000,000","$408,159","$408,159" +77,"Feb 2, 1979",The First Great Train Robbery,"$6,000,000","$391,942","$391,942" +78,"Dec 20, 2002",Morvern Callar,"$6,000,000","$267,194","$267,194" +79,"Oct 10, 2003",The Flower of Evil,"$6,000,000","$181,798","$181,798" +80,"Mar 4, 2011",Akmareul Boatda,"$6,000,000","$129,210","$13,168,809" +81,"Nov 10, 2006",Come Early Morning,"$6,000,000","$119,452","$119,452" +82,"Apr 2, 2010",The Greatest,"$6,000,000","$115,862","$117,796" +83,"Dec 7, 2012",Deadfall,"$6,000,000","$66,351","$1,673,635" +84,"May 8, 2009",Julia,"$6,000,000","$65,108","$1,365,108" +85,"Apr 5, 2002",Lucky Break,"$6,000,000","$54,606","$4,316,497" +86,"Sep 5, 2008","Surfer, Dude","$6,000,000","$36,497","$36,497" +87,"Jan 23, 2015",Song One,"$6,000,000","$32,251","$437,089" +88,"Oct 3, 2007",Lake of Fire,"$6,000,000","$25,317","$26,007" +89,"Apr 2, 2010",Don McKay,"$6,000,000","$13,722","$13,722" +90,"Aug 12, 2005",11:14,"$6,000,000",$0,$0 +91,"Feb 9, 2010",Icarus,"$6,000,000",$0,$0 +92,"Dec 19, 1995",Men of War,"$6,000,000",$0,$0 +93,"Mar 15, 2011",A Shine of Rainbows,"$6,000,000",$0,$0 +94,"Dec 31, 2011",Freaky Deaky,"$6,000,000",$0,$0 +95,"May 10, 2011",The Hit List,"$6,000,000",$0,$0 +96,"Feb 4, 1983",Videodrome,"$5,952,000","$2,120,439","$2,120,439" +97,"Aug 2, 1996",Emma,"$5,900,000","$22,231,658","$37,831,658" +98,"Mar 21, 2003",L\'auberge espagnole,"$5,900,000","$3,895,664","$3,895,664" +99,"Feb 8, 1968",Planet of the Apes,"$5,800,000","$33,395,426","$33,395,426" +100,"Mar 7, 1965",The Train,"$5,800,000","$6,800,000","$6,800,000" +1,"Mar 18, 2011",Winter in Wartime,"$5,800,000","$542,860","$9,662,214" +2,"Oct 3, 2003",Foolproof,"$5,800,000","$230,312","$421,021" +3,"Oct 5, 2012",Trade of Innocents,"$5,800,000","$15,091","$15,091" +4,"Sep 8, 2006",Tom yum goong,"$5,700,000","$12,044,087","$43,044,087" +5,"Aug 27, 1999",Stiff Upper Lips,"$5,700,000","$69,582","$69,582" +6,"Sep 7, 2012",The Inbetweeners,"$5,700,000","$35,955","$86,051,320" +7,"Jul 16, 2010",Valhalla Rising,"$5,700,000","$30,638","$731,613" +8,"Mar 12, 2003",Bend it Like Beckham,"$5,600,000","$32,543,449","$74,566,042" +9,"Sep 1, 2006",Crossover,"$5,600,000","$7,009,668","$7,009,668" +10,"Jun 21, 2002",Sunshine State,"$5,600,000","$3,064,356","$3,281,898" +11,"Jul 16, 2010",Standing Ovation,"$5,600,000","$531,806","$531,806" +12,"Dec 7, 2012",Khiladi 786,"$5,600,000","$385,422","$14,683,763" +13,"Jul 9, 2010",[Rec] 2,"$5,600,000","$27,766","$18,527,766" +14,"Dec 25, 1973",The Sting,"$5,500,000","$159,616,327","$159,616,327" +15,"Sep 25, 1981",Chariots of Fire,"$5,500,000","$61,558,162","$61,865,947" +16,"Feb 25, 2005",Diary of a Mad Black Woman,"$5,500,000","$50,406,346","$50,458,356" +17,"Nov 22, 1996",Shine,"$5,500,000","$35,811,509","$36,672,493" +18,"Sep 27, 2013",Don Jon,"$5,500,000","$24,477,704","$41,268,579" +19,"Aug 22, 1973",High Plains Drifter,"$5,500,000","$15,700,000","$15,700,000" +20,"Sep 28, 2018",Hell Fest,"$5,500,000","$11,107,431","$18,119,231" +21,"Jun 6, 2003",Mambo Italiano,"$5,500,000","$9,282,750","$12,399,772" +22,"Jul 20, 2001",Ghost World,"$5,500,000","$6,217,849","$8,761,608" +23,"Dec 14, 2001",Iris,"$5,500,000","$5,580,479","$5,580,479" +24,"Jun 6, 1980",Galaxina,"$5,500,000","$4,865,000","$4,865,000" +25,"Nov 26, 2004",Les Choristes,"$5,500,000","$3,629,758","$83,529,758" +26,"Oct 3, 2003",Wonderland,"$5,500,000","$1,060,512","$1,060,512" +27,"Jul 1, 2005",De battre mon coeur s'est arrêté,"$5,500,000","$1,023,424","$8,589,831" +28,"Apr 1, 2011",Haevnen,"$5,500,000","$1,008,098","$15,867,314" +29,"Oct 21, 2011",Le Havre,"$5,500,000","$611,709","$13,480,196" +30,"May 17, 2002",Harvard Man,"$5,500,000","$56,653","$56,653" +31,"Jul 15, 2011",Salvation Boulevard,"$5,500,000","$28,468","$28,468" +32,"Jan 23, 2015",R100,"$5,500,000","$24,956","$24,956" +33,"May 5, 2015",Miss Julie,"$5,500,000",$0,"$863,895" +34,"Dec 31, 2008",Animals,"$5,500,000",$0,$0 +35,"Mar 7, 2003",Irreversible,"$5,400,000","$792,200","$8,133,256" +36,"Feb 26, 2013",Tao Jie,"$5,400,000",$0,"$4,728,896" +37,"Jan 27, 2006",Rang De Basanti,"$5,300,000","$2,197,694","$29,197,694" +38,"Jul 19, 2013",Grabbers,"$5,300,000",$0,"$440,821" +39,"Oct 11, 2013",La Vie d'Adèle – Chapitres 1 & 2,"$5,250,000","$2,450,504","$22,914,479" +40,"Apr 27, 2012",Hodejegerne,"$5,250,000","$1,200,010","$20,188,740" +41,"Aug 3, 2007",The Ten,"$5,250,000","$769,726","$786,677" +42,"Oct 27, 2000",A Room for Romeo Brass,"$5,250,000","$20,097","$20,097" +43,"Feb 24, 2017",The Girl with all the Gifts,"$5,250,000",$0,"$4,801,837" +44,"Aug 1, 1944",Wilson,"$5,200,000","$2,000,000","$2,000,000" +45,"Aug 5, 2005",Saint Ralph,"$5,200,000","$795,126","$1,695,126" +46,"Apr 22, 2011",Dum Maaro Dum,"$5,200,000","$564,489","$11,633,427" +47,"Oct 3, 1980",Somewhere in Time,"$5,100,000","$9,709,597","$9,709,597" +48,"Apr 19, 2002",My Big Fat Greek Wedding,"$5,000,000","$241,438,208","$374,890,034" +49,"Feb 24, 2017",Get Out,"$5,000,000","$176,040,665","$255,367,951" +50,"Jan 20, 2017",Split,"$5,000,000","$138,141,585","$278,964,806" +51,"Oct 21, 2011",Paranormal Activity 3,"$5,000,000","$104,028,807","$207,039,844" +52,"Oct 28, 2005",Saw II,"$5,000,000","$87,025,093","$152,925,093" +53,"Sep 13, 2013",Insidious Chapter 2,"$5,000,000","$83,586,447","$161,921,515" +54,"Mar 11, 2016",10 Cloverfield Lane,"$5,000,000","$72,082,999","$108,286,422" +55,"Jul 22, 2016",Lights Out,"$5,000,000","$67,268,835","$148,806,510" +56,"Sep 11, 2015",The Visit,"$5,000,000","$65,206,105","$98,677,816" +57,"Oct 25, 2002",Jackass: The Movie,"$5,000,000","$64,282,312","$79,282,312" +58,"Oct 13, 2017",Happy Death Day,"$5,000,000","$55,683,845","$125,010,260" +59,"Oct 19, 2012",Paranormal Activity 4,"$5,000,000","$53,900,335","$142,817,992" +60,"Oct 24, 2014",Ouija,"$5,000,000","$50,856,010","$103,300,632" +61,"Feb 27, 1987",A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors,"$5,000,000","$44,793,222","$44,793,222" +62,"Aug 30, 2013",No se Aceptan Devoluciones,"$5,000,000","$44,467,206","$100,486,616" +63,"Aug 7, 2015",The Gift,"$5,000,000","$43,787,265","$58,978,477" +64,"Jun 23, 2017",The Big Sick,"$5,000,000","$42,872,467","$53,972,860" +65,"May 16, 1975",The Return of the Pink Panther,"$5,000,000","$41,833,347","$41,833,347" +66,"May 31, 2019",MA,"$5,000,000","$36,049,540","$44,300,625" +67,"Sep 16, 1953",The Robe,"$5,000,000","$36,000,000","$36,008,303" +68,"Sep 13, 1991",Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare,"$5,000,000","$34,872,033","$34,872,033" +69,"Dec 24, 2003",Monster,"$5,000,000","$34,469,210","$64,240,813" +70,"Jan 3, 2014",Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones,"$5,000,000","$32,462,372","$90,904,854" +71,"Dec 23, 1954","20,000 Leagues Under the Sea","$5,000,000","$28,200,000","$28,200,000" +72,"Apr 11, 2014",Oculus,"$5,000,000","$27,695,246","$44,115,496" +73,"Nov 1, 2013",Dallas Buyers Club,"$5,000,000","$27,298,285","$60,611,845" +74,"Aug 26, 2015",No Escape,"$5,000,000","$27,288,872","$42,844,516" +75,"Oct 3, 1980",The Elephant Man,"$5,000,000","$26,010,864","$26,010,864" +76,"Feb 27, 2015",The Lazarus Effect,"$5,000,000","$25,801,570","$38,359,310" +77,"Mar 16, 2001",Memento,"$5,000,000","$25,544,867","$39,723,096" +78,"Aug 26, 2011",Our Idiot Brother,"$5,000,000","$24,814,830","$25,861,249" +79,"Mar 9, 2018",The Strangers: Prey at Night,"$5,000,000","$24,431,472","$29,960,051" +80,"Jul 21, 2006",Clerks II,"$5,000,000","$24,148,068","$27,342,246" +81,"Apr 8, 1998",The Players Club,"$5,000,000","$23,047,939","$23,047,939" +82,"Oct 13, 2000",Billy Elliot,"$5,000,000","$21,995,263","$109,253,745" +83,"Jul 5, 2013",The Way Way Back,"$5,000,000","$21,502,690","$26,853,810" +84,"Aug 29, 2014","As Above, So Below","$5,000,000","$21,222,315","$41,824,066" +85,"Apr 1, 2016",God’s Not Dead 2,"$5,000,000","$20,773,069","$23,551,286" +86,"Dec 17, 1997",The Apostle,"$5,000,000","$20,733,485","$21,277,770" +87,"Nov 3, 1982",The Man From Snowy River,"$5,000,000","$20,659,423","$20,659,423" +88,"Oct 23, 1991",House Party 2,"$5,000,000","$19,438,638","$19,438,638" +89,"Mar 26, 1999",Doug's 1st Movie,"$5,000,000","$19,421,271","$19,421,271" +90,"Feb 19, 2016",Race,"$5,000,000","$19,115,191","$23,745,772" +91,"Sep 18, 1981",Mommie Dearest,"$5,000,000","$19,032,000","$25,032,000" +92,"Jan 16, 2015",Still Alice,"$5,000,000","$18,656,400","$41,699,612" +93,"Oct 1, 1988",Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers,"$5,000,000","$17,768,757","$17,768,757" +94,"Sep 2, 2011",Apollo 18,"$5,000,000","$17,686,929","$26,517,819" +95,"Mar 23, 2018","Paul, Apostle of Christ","$5,000,000","$17,547,999","$25,529,498" +96,"Oct 10, 2014",Addicted,"$5,000,000","$17,390,770","$17,499,242" +97,"Aug 31, 2001",O (Othello),"$5,000,000","$16,017,403","$16,017,403" +98,"Sep 29, 1995",Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers,"$5,000,000","$15,126,948","$15,126,948" +99,"Aug 24, 1954",The Egyptian,"$5,000,000","$15,000,000","$15,000,000" +100,"Nov 7, 1997",Eve's Bayou,"$5,000,000","$14,843,425","$14,843,425" +1,"Apr 10, 1981",Nighthawks,"$5,000,000","$14,600,000","$19,600,000" +2,"Jul 28, 1989",Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan,"$5,000,000","$14,343,976","$14,343,976" +3,"Mar 15, 2013",Spring Breakers,"$5,000,000","$14,124,286","$31,149,251" +4,"Jun 9, 2017",It Comes at Night,"$5,000,000","$13,985,117","$19,720,203" +5,"Mar 15, 2002",Y Tu Mamá También,"$5,000,000","$13,649,881","$33,649,881" +6,"Sep 24, 2004",Shaun of the Dead,"$5,000,000","$13,542,874","$30,332,385" +7,"Oct 31, 2008",The Haunting of Molly Hartley,"$5,000,000","$13,442,412","$15,318,257" +8,"Jul 15, 2016",Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party,"$5,000,000","$13,099,931","$13,099,931" +9,"Jun 21, 1996",Lone Star,"$5,000,000","$12,961,389","$12,961,389" +10,"Mar 27, 1986",April Fool's Day,"$5,000,000","$12,947,763","$12,947,763" +11,"Apr 2, 1982",Diner,"$5,000,000","$12,592,907","$12,592,907" +12,"Mar 3, 2017",Before I Fall,"$5,000,000","$12,241,072","$18,945,682" +13,"Apr 15, 1983",Lone Wolf McQuade,"$5,000,000","$12,232,628","$12,232,628" +14,"Mar 13, 2009",Sunshine Cleaning,"$5,000,000","$12,062,558","$17,329,337" +15,"Jan 29, 2016",Fifty Shades of Black,"$5,000,000","$11,686,940","$22,113,075" +16,"Dec 14, 1957",A Farewell To Arms,"$5,000,000","$11,000,000","$11,017,403" +17,"Jan 1, 1959",Solomon and Sheba,"$5,000,000","$11,000,000","$11,014,961" +18,"Aug 20, 1982",The Beastmaster,"$5,000,000","$10,751,126","$10,751,126" +19,"Jan 9, 2009",Not Easily Broken,"$5,000,000","$10,572,742","$10,732,909" +20,"May 9, 2014",Moms’ Night Out,"$5,000,000","$10,429,707","$10,537,341" +21,"Mar 17, 2017",The Belko Experiment,"$5,000,000","$10,166,820","$11,792,942" +22,"Mar 11, 2016",The Perfect Match,"$5,000,000","$9,669,521","$10,182,050" +23,"Oct 6, 2000",Digimon: The Movie,"$5,000,000","$9,628,751","$16,628,751" +24,"May 28, 2004",Saved!,"$5,000,000","$8,886,160","$10,206,551" +25,"May 9, 2003",Les invasions barbares,"$5,000,000","$8,460,000","$25,913,869" +26,"Mar 11, 1976",Robin and Marian,"$5,000,000","$8,000,000","$8,000,000" +27,"Dec 22, 1978",Force 10 from Navarone,"$5,000,000","$7,100,000","$7,100,000" +28,"Apr 27, 2001",The Forsaken,"$5,000,000","$6,755,271","$6,755,271" +29,"Sep 21, 2018",Fahrenheit 11/9,"$5,000,000","$6,352,306","$6,653,715" +30,"Jul 21, 1989",UHF,"$5,000,000","$6,157,157","$6,157,157" +31,"May 28, 2010",Sea Rex 3D: Journey to a Prehistoric World,"$5,000,000","$6,096,582","$16,515,203" +32,"Jan 6, 2006",Grandma’s Boy,"$5,000,000","$6,090,172","$6,590,172" +33,"Aug 14, 1998",Slums of Beverly Hills,"$5,000,000","$5,502,773","$5,502,773" +34,"May 28, 1969",Once Upon a Time in the West,"$5,000,000","$5,321,508","$5,378,425" +35,"Jul 13, 2001",Made,"$5,000,000","$5,308,707","$5,476,060" +36,"Nov 19, 2004",La mala educación,"$5,000,000","$5,211,842","$40,311,842" +37,"Jun 12, 2009",Moon,"$5,000,000","$5,010,163","$10,676,073" +38,"Sep 11, 2015",90 Minutes in Heaven,"$5,000,000","$4,816,142","$4,816,142" +39,"Dec 2, 2016",Incarnate,"$5,000,000","$4,799,774","$9,371,036" +40,"May 12, 2006",Keeping Up with the Steins,"$5,000,000","$4,339,241","$4,414,753" +41,"Oct 10, 1997",The Sweet Hereafter,"$5,000,000","$4,306,697","$7,951,247" +42,"Aug 6, 2008",Bottle Shock,"$5,000,000","$4,078,607","$4,815,890" +43,"Feb 25, 2011",Des Hommes et Des Dieux,"$5,000,000","$3,954,651","$46,263,525" +44,"Aug 27, 1982",Jekyll and Hyde... Together Again,"$5,000,000","$3,707,583","$3,707,583" +45,"Mar 3, 2017",Table 19,"$5,000,000","$3,614,896","$4,620,399" +46,"Apr 15, 2016",Green Room,"$5,000,000","$3,220,371","$3,807,503" +47,"Mar 9, 2018",Thoroughbreds,"$5,000,000","$3,072,605","$3,187,302" +48,"Nov 16, 1994",Heavenly Creatures,"$5,000,000","$3,046,086","$5,438,120" +49,"Mar 4, 2016",The Other Side of the Door,"$5,000,000","$3,000,342","$12,905,107" +50,"May 13, 2011",Everything Must Go,"$5,000,000","$2,712,131","$2,821,010" +51,"Oct 10, 2014",Kill the Messenger,"$5,000,000","$2,450,846","$6,656,705" +52,"Dec 17, 2010",Rabbit Hole,"$5,000,000","$2,229,058","$6,205,034" +53,"Oct 23, 2015",Jem and the Holograms,"$5,000,000","$2,184,640","$2,368,937" +54,"Dec 28, 2016",Paterson,"$5,000,000","$2,141,423","$10,727,536" +55,"Jan 30, 1998",Zero Effect,"$5,000,000","$2,080,693","$2,080,693" +56,"Apr 24, 1992",A Midnight Clear,"$5,000,000","$1,526,697","$1,526,697" +57,"Oct 22, 2004",The Machinist,"$5,000,000","$1,082,044","$8,655,397" +58,"Sep 21, 1992",Light Sleeper,"$5,000,000","$1,050,861","$1,050,861" +59,"Jul 25, 2008",American Teen,"$5,000,000","$942,441","$989,319" +60,"Sep 12, 2014",Atlas Shrugged: Who Is John Galt?,"$5,000,000","$851,690","$851,690" +61,"Aug 29, 2003",Party Monster,"$5,000,000","$742,898","$894,030" +62,"Jul 14, 2006",The Oh in Ohio,"$5,000,000","$418,689","$648,183" +63,"Feb 21, 1996",Bottle Rocket,"$5,000,000","$407,488","$407,488" +64,"Aug 16, 2013",Ain't Them Bodies Saints,"$5,000,000","$391,611","$1,075,009" +65,"Jan 17, 1997",Albino Alligator,"$5,000,000","$353,480","$353,480" +66,"Sep 26, 2014",Jimi: All is By My Side,"$5,000,000","$340,911","$927,074" +67,"Aug 3, 2007","Gandhi, My Father","$5,000,000","$240,425","$2,015,004" +68,"Apr 25, 2008",Standard Operating Procedure,"$5,000,000","$228,830","$332,120" +69,"Sep 30, 2011",Tucker & Dale vs. Evil,"$5,000,000","$223,838","$5,476,793" +70,"Mar 27, 1998",No Looking Back,"$5,000,000","$143,273","$143,273" +71,"Aug 7, 2015",Cop Car,"$5,000,000","$134,552","$143,658" +72,"Sep 10, 2010","Lovely, Still","$5,000,000","$127,564","$282,687" +73,"Jun 13, 2003",Tycoon,"$5,000,000","$121,016","$121,016" +74,"Jun 4, 1999",Desert Blue,"$5,000,000","$99,147","$99,147" +75,"Feb 27, 2004",Decoys,"$5,000,000","$84,733","$96,760" +76,"May 30, 2008",Stuck,"$5,000,000","$67,505","$67,505" +77,"Nov 16, 2007",Redacted,"$5,000,000","$65,388","$861,325" +78,"Oct 17, 2014",Rudderless,"$5,000,000","$56,001","$567,219" +79,"Jan 28, 2005",Fascination,"$5,000,000","$16,670","$83,356" +80,"Aug 14, 2009",Grace,"$5,000,000","$8,297","$8,297" +81,"May 15, 2015",Area 51,"$5,000,000","$7,556","$7,556" +82,"Oct 26, 2012",Mientras duermes,"$5,000,000",$0,"$9,109,597" +83,"Jul 7, 2009",Flying By,"$5,000,000",$0,"$4,568,257" +84,"Dec 31, 2008",The Cottage,"$5,000,000",$0,"$1,504,960" +85,"Dec 5, 2014",Dying of the Light,"$5,000,000",$0,"$74,639" +86,"Sep 2, 2016",Yoga Hosers,"$5,000,000",$0,"$22,958" +87,"Feb 17, 2009",Dead Like Me: Life After Death,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +88,"Jan 30, 2007",Farce of the Penguins,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +89,"Dec 31, 2010",Psych 9,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +90,"Nov 21, 2014",Reach Me,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +91,"Aug 18, 2014",Henry & Me,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +92,"Jan 27, 2015",Born of War,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +93,"Jan 9, 2015",Let's Kill Ward's Wife,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +94,"Jan 13, 2015",Capricorn One,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +95,"Dec 31, 2011",We Have Your Husband,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +96,"Dec 31, 2012",Should've Been Romeo,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +97,"Dec 31, 2015",Aztec Warrior,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +98,"Sep 25, 2015",Navy SEAL vs. Zombies,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +99,"Mar 15, 2016",The Hatching,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +100,"Oct 27, 2015",Running Forever,"$5,000,000",$0,$0 +1,"Jan 23, 2015",Mommy,"$4,900,000","$3,498,695","$17,536,004" +2,"Aug 29, 2008",Obsluhoval jsem anglického krále,"$4,900,000","$617,228","$7,174,984" +3,"Aug 20, 2010",Soul Kitchen,"$4,900,000","$276,901","$23,347,461" +4,"Aug 17, 2012",The Awakening,"$4,900,000","$95,933","$6,924,321" +5,"Jan 18, 2008",All Hat,"$4,900,000","$15,198","$15,198" +6,"Nov 20, 1996",Sling Blade,"$4,833,610","$24,475,416","$34,175,000" +7,"Jan 6, 2006",Hostel,"$4,800,000","$47,326,473","$82,241,110" +8,"Jul 19, 2013",Only God Forgives,"$4,800,000","$775,849","$4,494,560" +9,"Sep 30, 2011",Take Shelter,"$4,750,000","$1,728,953","$4,972,016" +10,"Jan 27, 2006",Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story,"$4,750,000","$1,253,413","$3,061,763" +11,"Aug 22, 1986",The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2,"$4,700,000","$8,025,872","$8,025,872" +12,"Apr 22, 1988",Lady in White,"$4,700,000","$1,705,139","$1,705,139" +13,"Oct 13, 2006",Driving Lessons,"$4,700,000","$239,962","$239,962" +14,"Dec 31, 2011",Without Men,"$4,700,000",$0,$0 +15,"Mar 10, 2015",Treading Water,"$4,700,000",$0,$0 +16,"May 23, 1973",Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid,"$4,638,783","$8,000,000","$11,000,000" +17,"Jul 16, 2004",Camping Sauvage,"$4,600,000","$3,479,302","$3,479,302" +18,"Sep 14, 2012",Barfi,"$4,600,000","$2,804,874","$36,751,984" +19,"Mar 4, 2005",Dear Frankie,"$4,600,000","$1,340,891","$3,099,369" +20,"Dec 29, 2004",The Assassination of Richard Nixon,"$4,600,000","$708,776","$4,880,143" +21,"Jun 24, 2011",Le nom des gens,"$4,600,000","$514,237","$9,261,711" +22,"May 28, 2008",Savage Grace,"$4,600,000","$434,417","$968,805" +23,"Oct 19, 2007",Out of the Blue,"$4,600,000",$728,"$731,767" +24,"Mar 23, 1984",Police Academy,"$4,500,000","$81,198,894","$81,198,894" +25,"Mar 9, 1994",Four Weddings and a Funeral,"$4,500,000","$52,700,832","$242,895,809" +26,"Jun 20, 1980",The Blue Lagoon,"$4,500,000","$47,923,795","$47,923,795" +27,"Aug 13, 1982",Fast Times at Ridgemont High,"$4,500,000","$27,092,880","$27,092,880" +28,"Sep 28, 1996",Secrets & Lies,"$4,500,000","$13,417,292","$13,417,292" +29,"Dec 19, 2002",25th Hour,"$4,500,000","$13,084,595","$25,344,490" +30,"Sep 13, 1985",After Hours,"$4,500,000","$10,609,321","$10,609,321" +31,"Jun 27, 1956",Moby Dick,"$4,500,000","$10,400,000","$10,400,000" +32,"Mar 25, 2016",The Lobster,"$4,500,000","$9,196,278","$18,019,834" +33,"Oct 4, 1996",Bound,"$4,500,000","$3,802,260","$7,011,317" +34,"Oct 6, 2000",Requiem for a Dream,"$4,500,000","$3,635,482","$7,389,233" +35,"Mar 9, 1962",State Fair,"$4,500,000","$3,500,000","$3,500,000" +36,"Oct 24, 2008",LÃ¥t den rätte komma in,"$4,500,000","$2,122,085","$12,247,682" +37,"Feb 12, 1999",Tango,"$4,500,000","$1,687,311","$5,428,387" +38,"Apr 23, 1986",Salvador,"$4,500,000","$1,500,000","$1,500,000" +39,"Oct 26, 2001",Donnie Darko,"$4,500,000","$1,480,006","$7,510,877" +40,"Sep 2, 2011",Salvando al Soldado Perez,"$4,500,000","$1,400,726","$9,330,465" +41,"Mar 27, 1998",Karakter,"$4,500,000","$713,413","$713,413" +42,"Aug 19, 2011",Nannerl la soeur de Mozart,"$4,500,000","$707,885","$2,404,639" +43,"Mar 14, 2003",Spun,"$4,500,000","$410,241","$1,022,649" +44,"Jul 23, 2010",Life During Wartime,"$4,500,000","$281,447","$281,447" +45,"May 4, 2006",Chinjeolhan geumjassi,"$4,500,000","$211,667","$23,471,871" +46,"Oct 7, 2011",Blackthorn,"$4,500,000","$200,558","$1,217,307" +47,"May 8, 2015",Maggie,"$4,500,000","$187,112","$1,027,760" +48,"Apr 18, 2003",Lilja 4-ever,"$4,500,000","$181,655","$4,556,982" +49,"Apr 9, 2010",After.Life,"$4,500,000","$108,596","$2,481,925" +50,"Feb 22, 2002",Mean Machine,"$4,500,000","$92,723","$92,723" +51,"Aug 31, 2007",Fong juk,"$4,500,000","$51,957","$51,957" +52,"Jul 23, 2010",Spoken Word,"$4,500,000","$32,961","$32,961" +53,"Mar 1, 2013",The Sweeney,"$4,500,000","$26,345","$8,000,366" +54,"Sep 4, 2014",Falcon Rising,"$4,500,000","$11,774","$11,774" +55,"Jun 25, 2013",Hansel & Gretel Get Baked,"$4,500,000",$0,$0 +56,"Nov 7, 2014",Fugly,"$4,500,000",$0,$0 +57,"Aug 28, 2015",Zipper,"$4,500,000",$0,$0 +58,"Nov 3, 2015",The Final Girls,"$4,500,000",$0,$0 +59,"Dec 1, 2017",Daisy Winters,"$4,500,000",$0,$0 +60,"Nov 19, 1975",One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,"$4,400,000","$108,981,275","$108,997,629" +61,"Jun 25, 1976",Silent Movie,"$4,400,000","$36,145,695","$36,145,695" +62,"Dec 31, 2016",Airlift (2016),"$4,400,000",$0,"$9,969,237" +63,"Sep 29, 2015",R.L. Stine's Monsterville: The Cabinet of Souls,"$4,400,000",$0,$0 +64,"Jun 6, 2014",Anna,"$4,357,373",$0,"$1,200,000" +65,"Jun 6, 2003",Whale Rider,"$4,300,000","$20,779,666","$39,374,600" +66,"Jun 13, 2001",Sexy Beast,"$4,300,000","$6,946,056","$10,158,355" +67,"Dec 4, 2009",Paa,"$4,300,000","$199,228","$9,791,282" +68,"Jul 11, 2012",Snabba Cash,"$4,300,000","$188,870","$10,212,403" +69,"Oct 19, 1990",Night of the Living Dead,"$4,200,000","$5,835,247","$5,835,247" +70,"Feb 17, 2006",Nochnoy dozor,"$4,200,000","$1,502,188","$33,913,542" +71,"Aug 13, 2010",Animal Kingdom,"$4,200,000","$1,044,039","$8,078,683" +72,"May 28, 2010",George A. Romero's Survival of the Dead,"$4,200,000","$101,740","$101,740" +73,"Oct 21, 2011",Cargo,"$4,200,000",$0,"$313,230" +74,"May 23, 2006",High School Musical,"$4,200,000",$0,$0 +75,"Mar 6, 1998",Love and Death on Long Island,"$4,030,000","$2,542,264","$2,542,264" +76,"Mar 19, 1982",Porky's,"$4,000,000","$109,492,484","$109,492,484" +77,"Feb 5, 1953",Peter Pan,"$4,000,000","$87,400,000","$87,400,000" +78,"Nov 25, 1992",The Crying Game,"$4,000,000","$62,546,695","$62,546,695" +79,"Sep 12, 2003",Lost in Translation,"$4,000,000","$44,585,453","$117,085,297" +80,"Apr 20, 1977",Annie Hall,"$4,000,000","$38,251,425","$38,251,425" +81,"Jan 23, 2015",The Boy Next Door,"$4,000,000","$36,006,065","$53,401,938" +82,"Jan 10, 1952",The Greatest Show on Earth,"$4,000,000","$36,000,000","$36,000,000" +83,"Oct 27, 1995",Leaving Las Vegas,"$4,000,000","$31,983,777","$49,800,000" +84,"Dec 26, 2001",Monster's Ball,"$4,000,000","$31,273,922","$43,766,463" +85,"Jul 11, 2014",Boyhood,"$4,000,000","$25,379,975","$57,273,049" +86,"Dec 15, 1960",Exodus,"$4,000,000","$21,750,000","$21,750,000" +87,"Jul 9, 2010",The Kids Are All Right,"$4,000,000","$20,811,365","$36,275,469" +88,"Aug 17, 1979",Life of Brian,"$4,000,000","$20,182,359","$20,468,305" +89,"Apr 18, 2014",A Haunted House 2,"$4,000,000","$17,329,487","$21,206,861" +90,"Mar 1, 2013",The Last Exorcism Part II,"$4,000,000","$15,179,303","$25,448,707" +91,"Dec 17, 1974",The Front Page,"$4,000,000","$15,000,000","$15,000,000" +92,"May 30, 1956",Trapeze,"$4,000,000","$14,400,000","$14,400,000" +93,"Aug 16, 1985",The Return of the Living Dead,"$4,000,000","$14,237,880","$14,237,880" +94,"Nov 4, 1988",They Live,"$4,000,000","$13,000,000","$13,000,774" +95,"Aug 4, 2000",Saving Grace,"$4,000,000","$12,178,602","$27,786,849" +96,"Aug 8, 1963",The Great Escape,"$4,000,000","$11,744,471","$11,972,561" +97,"Feb 6, 2004",What the #$'! Do We Know,"$4,000,000","$10,941,801","$10,941,801" +98,"May 13, 2016",The Darkness,"$4,000,000","$10,753,574","$10,898,293" +99,"Jul 28, 2006",Scoop,"$4,000,000","$10,525,717","$40,103,262" +100,"Nov 14, 2001",The Wash,"$4,000,000","$10,097,096","$10,097,096" +1,"Mar 1, 2000",3 Strikes,"$4,000,000","$9,821,335","$9,821,335" +2,"Apr 11, 2008",The Visitor,"$4,000,000","$9,427,026","$19,174,817" +3,"Nov 26, 2003",The Cooler,"$4,000,000","$8,291,572","$11,131,455" +4,"Feb 1, 1961",The Misfits,"$4,000,000","$8,200,000","$8,200,000" +5,"Aug 4, 2006",The Night Listener,"$4,000,000","$7,836,393","$10,770,993" +6,"Feb 3, 1995",The Jerky Boys,"$4,000,000","$7,555,256","$7,555,256" +7,"Dec 28, 2007",El orfanato,"$4,000,000","$7,159,147","$79,250,193" +8,"May 25, 2007",Bug,"$4,000,000","$7,006,708","$8,302,995" +9,"Oct 11, 2002",The Rules of Attraction,"$4,000,000","$6,525,762","$11,799,060" +10,"Dec 19, 1969",Topaz,"$4,000,000","$6,000,000","$6,000,000" +11,"Nov 17, 2006",Let's Go to Prison,"$4,000,000","$4,630,045","$4,630,045" +12,"Dec 25, 1995",Four Rooms,"$4,000,000","$4,301,000","$4,301,000" +13,"Sep 20, 2002",Secretary,"$4,000,000","$4,046,737","$9,413,956" +14,"Apr 25, 2003",The Real Cancun,"$4,000,000","$3,816,594","$3,816,594" +15,"Dec 1, 1988",Talk Radio,"$4,000,000","$3,468,572","$3,468,572" +16,"Jan 31, 1997",Waiting for Guffman,"$4,000,000","$2,922,988","$2,922,988" +17,"Sep 10, 1999",Love Stinks,"$4,000,000","$2,793,776","$2,793,776" +18,"Aug 24, 2012",Samsara,"$4,000,000","$2,672,413","$5,966,671" +19,"Jun 22, 2007",You Kill Me,"$4,000,000","$2,426,851","$3,858,964" +20,"Jun 17, 2011",The Art of Getting By,"$4,000,000","$1,430,241","$1,989,035" +21,"Sep 16, 2005",Thumbsucker,"$4,000,000","$1,328,679","$1,919,197" +22,"Sep 23, 2011",Red State,"$4,000,000","$1,065,429","$1,983,596" +23,"Sep 30, 2005",MirrorMask,"$4,000,000","$864,959","$973,613" +24,"Mar 31, 1987",The Barbarians,"$4,000,000","$800,000","$800,000" +25,"Oct 17, 2012",Holy Motors,"$4,000,000","$641,054","$4,230,426" +26,"Jun 13, 2014",The Signal,"$4,000,000","$600,896","$2,665,322" +27,"Feb 28, 2003",Poolhall Junkies,"$4,000,000","$563,711","$563,711" +28,"May 28, 1999",The Loss of Sexual Innocence,"$4,000,000","$399,793","$399,793" +29,"Mar 7, 2014",The Face of Love,"$4,000,000","$385,069","$1,158,877" +30,"Apr 11, 2014",Joe,"$4,000,000","$373,375","$373,375" +31,"Mar 4, 1988",Prison,"$4,000,000","$354,704","$354,704" +32,"May 1, 1998",Shooting Fish,"$4,000,000","$302,204","$302,204" +33,"May 8, 2009",Adoration,"$4,000,000","$294,244","$384,244" +34,"Aug 4, 2000",Psycho Beach Party,"$4,000,000","$267,972","$267,972" +35,"Jun 7, 2019",Late Night,"$4,000,000","$246,305","$246,305" +36,"Jan 28, 2000",The Big Tease,"$4,000,000","$185,577","$185,577" +37,"Aug 25, 2017",Polina danser sa vie,"$4,000,000","$165,203","$953,314" +38,"Apr 10, 2015",Desert Dancer,"$4,000,000","$155,271","$596,335" +39,"Jan 30, 2015","Guten Tag, Ramon","$4,000,000","$154,356","$4,854,356" +40,"Jul 25, 2003",Mondays in the Sun,"$4,000,000","$146,402","$146,402" +41,"Jun 19, 2015",Manglehorn,"$4,000,000","$132,270","$797,439" +42,"Apr 2, 2010",Tau ming chong,"$4,000,000","$129,078","$38,899,792" +43,"Apr 1, 2011",Trust,"$4,000,000","$120,016","$120,016" +44,"Dec 22, 2000",An Everlasting Piece,"$4,000,000","$75,078","$75,078" +45,"Mar 26, 1999",Among Giants,"$4,000,000","$64,359","$64,359" +46,"Jul 16, 1999",The Velocity of Gary,"$4,000,000","$34,145","$34,145" +47,"Apr 22, 2011",Stake Land,"$4,000,000","$33,245","$679,482" +48,"Feb 27, 2015",Praia do Futuro,"$4,000,000","$20,620","$760,678" +49,"Dec 27, 2002",Sonny,"$4,000,000","$17,639","$17,639" +50,"Jun 20, 1997",The Last Time I Committed Suicide,"$4,000,000","$12,836","$12,836" +51,"Apr 18, 2014",13 Sins,"$4,000,000","$9,134","$47,552" +52,"Nov 18, 2011",Another Happy Day,"$4,000,000","$9,120","$978,527" +53,"Feb 22, 2013",Inescapable,"$4,000,000","$4,327","$4,327" +54,"Dec 31, 2017",Perfectos Desconocidos,"$4,000,000",$0,"$31,166,312" +55,"Dec 31, 2013",Geograf globus propil,"$4,000,000",$0,"$4,454,853" +56,"Mar 20, 2012",A Lonely Place to Die,"$4,000,000",$0,"$442,550" +57,"Dec 31, 2003",Nothing,"$4,000,000",$0,"$63,180" +58,"Jun 1, 2012",The Loved Ones,"$4,000,000",$0,"$12,302" +59,"Nov 9, 1972",1776,"$4,000,000",$0,$0 +60,"Nov 15, 1930",Hell's Angels,"$4,000,000",$0,$0 +61,"Aug 26, 2008",Purple Violets,"$4,000,000",$0,$0 +62,"Nov 9, 2012",Replicas,"$4,000,000",$0,$0 +63,"Dec 31, 2012",The Helpers,"$4,000,000",$0,$0 +64,"Dec 31, 2015",The Veil,"$4,000,000",$0,$0 +65,"Jul 11, 2014",The Perfect Wave,"$4,000,000",$0,$0 +66,"Dec 31, 2012",How to Fall in Love,"$4,000,000",$0,$0 +67,"Sep 8, 2015",Chain of Command,"$4,000,000",$0,$0 +68,"Dec 15, 1939",Gone with the Wind,"$3,900,000","$198,680,470","$390,525,192" +69,"Dec 12, 1966",A Man for All Seasons,"$3,900,000","$28,350,000","$28,350,000" +70,"Dec 30, 1925",Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ,"$3,900,000","$9,000,000","$9,000,000" +71,"Jan 1, 1976",Network,"$3,800,000","$23,689,877","$23,689,877" +72,"Jan 14, 2011",Down for Life,"$3,800,000","$41,914","$41,914" +73,"Apr 30, 2010",The Good Heart,"$3,800,000","$20,930","$340,930" +74,"Apr 7, 1965",Major Dundee,"$3,800,000","$14,873","$14,873" +75,"Oct 5, 2018",Hevi reissu,"$3,800,000","$10,153","$10,153" +76,"Dec 31, 1974",The Taking of Pelham One Two Three,"$3,800,000",$0,$0 +77,"May 17, 1950",Annie Get Your Gun,"$3,768,785","$8,000,000","$8,000,000" +78,"Aug 11, 2006",Casa de Areia,"$3,750,000","$539,285","$1,178,175" +79,"Nov 5, 2010",Four Lions,"$3,750,000","$310,007","$2,436,111" +80,"Feb 19, 2010",Defendor,"$3,750,000","$44,462","$44,462" +81,"May 13, 1970",The Ballad of Cable Hogue,"$3,716,946","$3,500,000","$5,000,000" +82,"May 20, 1948",The Pirate,"$3,700,000","$2,956,000","$2,956,000" +83,"Nov 21, 2006",The History Boys,"$3,700,000","$2,730,296","$13,447,998" +84,"Nov 3, 2006",Unknown,"$3,700,000","$26,403","$3,355,048" +85,"May 25, 1969",Midnight Cowboy,"$3,600,000","$44,785,053","$44,785,053" +86,"Oct 10, 2008",Billy: The Early Years of Billy Graham,"$3,600,000","$320,896","$320,896" +87,"Dec 31, 2017",Utøya 22. juli,"$3,600,000",$0,"$173,156" +88,"Jul 4, 1980",Airplane!,"$3,500,000","$83,453,539","$83,453,539" +89,"Jan 1, 1970",M*A*S*H,"$3,500,000","$81,600,000","$81,600,000" +90,"Aug 13, 1997",The Full Monty,"$3,500,000","$45,950,122","$261,249,383" +91,"Apr 13, 2018",Truth or Dare,"$3,500,000","$41,411,015","$95,127,344" +92,"May 26, 1993",Menace II Society,"$3,500,000","$27,731,527","$27,731,527" +93,"Apr 26, 1995",Friday,"$3,500,000","$27,467,564","$27,936,778" +94,"Feb 19, 2016",The Witch,"$3,500,000","$25,138,705","$40,454,520" +95,"Feb 2, 2018",Winchester,"$3,500,000","$25,091,816","$44,378,040" +96,"Dec 6, 2002",Empire,"$3,500,000","$17,504,595","$18,495,444" +97,"Feb 22, 2013",Dark Skies,"$3,500,000","$17,418,667","$27,704,111" +98,"Jan 19, 2018",Forever My Girl,"$3,500,000","$16,376,066","$16,376,066" +99,"May 1, 1987",Creepshow 2,"$3,500,000","$14,000,000","$14,000,000" +100,"Dec 14, 1967",In Cold Blood,"$3,500,000","$13,000,000","$13,007,551" +1,"Jul 18, 1959",The Nun's Story,"$3,500,000","$12,800,000","$12,800,000" +2,"Jun 21, 1972",Frenzy,"$3,500,000","$12,600,000","$12,600,000" +3,"Feb 23, 1966",Harper,"$3,500,000","$12,000,000","$12,000,000" +4,"May 27, 1998",I Got the Hook-Up!,"$3,500,000","$10,317,779","$10,317,779" +5,"Aug 23, 1996",She's the One,"$3,500,000","$9,482,579","$13,795,053" +6,"Jan 1, 1980",Terror Train,"$3,500,000","$8,000,000","$8,000,000" +7,"Nov 6, 1998",Gods and Monsters,"$3,500,000","$6,451,628","$6,451,628" +8,"Apr 16, 2010",El secreto de sus ojos,"$3,500,000","$6,391,436","$40,527,719" +9,"Mar 13, 1987",Evil Dead II,"$3,500,000","$5,923,044","$5,926,177" +10,"Jun 30, 1985",Day of the Dead,"$3,500,000","$5,804,262","$34,004,262" +11,"May 18, 2018",First Reformed,"$3,500,000","$3,448,256","$3,874,772" +12,"Jun 29, 2001",Pootie Tang,"$3,500,000","$3,293,258","$3,293,258" +13,"Dec 2, 2016",Believe,"$3,500,000","$890,303","$890,303" +14,"Apr 19, 2000",La otra conquista,"$3,500,000","$886,410","$886,410" +15,"Sep 30, 2016",American Honey,"$3,500,000","$663,247","$2,611,750" +16,"Mar 18, 2016",The Bronze,"$3,500,000","$615,816","$615,816" +17,"Jun 10, 2011",Trolljegeren,"$3,500,000","$253,444","$5,706,638" +18,"Sep 14, 2007",Ira and Abby,"$3,500,000","$221,096","$221,096" +19,"Jan 8, 2016",The Masked Saint,"$3,500,000","$182,695","$182,695" +20,"Feb 17, 2006",Winter Passing,"$3,500,000","$107,492","$113,783" +21,"Mar 25, 2005",D.E.B.S.,"$3,500,000","$96,793","$96,793" +22,"Jun 3, 2016",Time to Choose,"$3,500,000","$29,233","$29,233" +23,"Jun 26, 2009",Surveillance,"$3,500,000","$27,349","$1,396,395" +24,"Sep 17, 1999",Taxman,"$3,500,000","$9,871","$9,871" +25,"Dec 31, 2011",The Kick,"$3,500,000",$0,"$40,622" +26,"Jun 30, 2009",The Betrayed,"$3,500,000",$0,$0 +27,"Oct 1, 2006",The Secret,"$3,500,000",$0,$0 +28,"Jun 28, 2011",2:13,"$3,500,000",$0,$0 +29,"Jan 29, 2013","Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 2","$3,500,000",$0,$0 +30,"Mar 11, 2014",In the Name of the King III,"$3,500,000",$0,$0 +31,"Mar 4, 2014",Wicked Blood,"$3,500,000",$0,$0 +32,"Jun 5, 2015",Dawn Patrol,"$3,500,000",$0,$0 +33,"May 17, 2013",Jagten,"$3,450,000","$687,185","$18,309,793" +34,"Sep 1, 2015",Lords of London,"$3,440,000",$0,$0 +35,"Jun 24, 2005",La marche de l'empereur,"$3,400,000","$77,437,223","$133,276,359" +36,"Dec 23, 1977",High Anxiety,"$3,400,000","$31,063,038","$31,063,038" +37,"Oct 21, 2011",Margin Call,"$3,400,000","$5,353,586","$20,433,227" +38,"Sep 26, 2008",Choke,"$3,400,000","$2,926,565","$4,124,277" +39,"Apr 23, 2004",L\'incomparable mademoiselle C.,"$3,400,000","$493,905","$493,905" +40,"Jul 11, 2008",August,"$3,400,000","$12,636","$12,636" +41,"Mar 3, 2015",To Write Love On Her Arms,"$3,400,000",$0,$0 +42,"Feb 16, 1956",Carousel,"$3,380,000",$0,"$3,604" +43,"Oct 10, 2014",Whiplash,"$3,300,000","$13,092,006","$38,969,037" +44,"Oct 26, 2007",Bella,"$3,300,000","$8,093,373","$12,405,473" +45,"Jan 17, 2003",Cidade de Deus,"$3,300,000","$7,563,397","$32,059,295" +46,"May 5, 2000",Human Traffic,"$3,300,000","$104,257","$5,422,740" +47,"Dec 29, 2006",The Dead Girl,"$3,300,000","$19,875","$19,875" +48,"Jan 20, 2015",The Opposite Sex,"$3,300,000",$0,"$50,206" +49,"Nov 18, 1983",A Christmas Story,"$3,250,000","$20,605,209","$20,605,209" +50,"Aug 20, 1982",Class of 1984,"$3,250,000","$6,965,361","$6,965,361" +51,"Jan 30, 2009",Entre les murs,"$3,250,000","$3,766,810","$34,114,067" +52,"Oct 29, 1999",Dreaming of Joseph Lees,"$3,250,000","$7,680","$7,680" +53,"Jun 12, 1968",Rosemary's Baby,"$3,200,000","$33,395,426","$33,395,426" +54,"Jul 6, 2018",Sorry to Bother You,"$3,200,000","$17,493,096","$18,285,560" +55,"Apr 22, 1962",The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance,"$3,200,000","$8,000,000","$8,000,000" +56,"Jul 16, 2004",Maria Full of Grace,"$3,200,000","$6,529,624","$14,441,158" +57,"Jun 3, 2011",Beginners,"$3,200,000","$5,790,894","$14,314,407" +58,"Apr 22, 2016",The Meddler,"$3,200,000","$4,267,219","$5,526,942" +59,"Jul 29, 2009",Adam,"$3,200,000","$2,283,291","$2,834,485" +60,"Sep 22, 2006",Feast,"$3,200,000","$56,131","$690,872" +61,"Dec 20, 1946",It’s a Wonderful Life,"$3,180,000","$6,600,000","$10,768,908" +62,"Jul 19, 1996",Trainspotting,"$3,100,000","$16,501,785","$71,558,971" +63,"Apr 12, 2013",Antiviral,"$3,100,000",$0,"$123,407" +64,"Jul 28, 1978",National Lampoon's Animal House,"$3,000,000","$141,600,000","$141,600,000" +65,"Oct 20, 2010",Paranormal Activity 2,"$3,000,000","$84,752,907","$177,512,032" +66,"Aug 28, 2015",War Room,"$3,000,000","$67,790,117","$73,975,239" +67,"Jun 7, 2013",The Purge,"$3,000,000","$64,473,115","$91,266,581" +68,"Dec 22, 1964",Goldfinger,"$3,000,000","$51,100,000","$124,900,000" +69,"Oct 12, 2012",Sinister,"$3,000,000","$48,086,903","$87,727,807" +70,"Aug 18, 2000",The Original Kings of Comedy,"$3,000,000","$38,168,022","$38,236,338" +71,"Dec 18, 1957",The Bridge on the River Kwai,"$3,000,000","$33,300,000","$33,300,000" +72,"Jan 1, 1978",Coming Home,"$3,000,000","$32,653,000","$32,653,000" +73,"Nov 20, 1998",Waking Ned Devine,"$3,000,000","$24,793,251","$55,193,251" +74,"Aug 1, 1997",Air Bud,"$3,000,000","$24,646,936","$27,788,649" +75,"Oct 11, 2002",Bowling for Columbine,"$3,000,000","$21,576,018","$58,240,487" +76,"Nov 1, 1985",A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge,"$3,000,000","$21,163,999","$21,163,999" +77,"Mar 7, 1986",A Room with a View,"$3,000,000","$20,966,644","$20,966,644" +78,"Jun 10, 1975",Love and Death,"$3,000,000","$20,123,742","$20,123,742" +79,"Aug 1, 1986",Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives,"$3,000,000","$19,472,057","$19,472,057" +80,"Aug 2, 2002",Martin Lawrence Live: RunTelDat,"$3,000,000","$19,184,820","$19,184,820" +81,"Jun 15, 1960",The Apartment,"$3,000,000","$18,600,000","$24,600,000" +82,"Sep 20, 1958",Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,"$3,000,000","$17,570,324","$17,570,324" +83,"May 26, 1970",Beneath the Planet of the Apes,"$3,000,000","$17,489,009","$17,489,009" +84,"Apr 6, 2001",Pokemon 3: The Movie,"$3,000,000","$17,052,128","$68,452,128" +85,"Aug 13, 1993",Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday,"$3,000,000","$15,935,068","$15,935,068" +86,"Apr 27, 1990",Spaced Invaders,"$3,000,000","$15,000,000","$15,000,000" +87,"Apr 9, 1976",Family Plot,"$3,000,000","$13,200,000","$13,200,000" +88,"Jul 16, 1966",Torn Curtain,"$3,000,000","$13,000,000","$13,000,000" +89,"Jun 1, 2018",Upgrade,"$3,000,000","$11,977,130","$16,553,285" +90,"Mar 3, 2006",Dave Chappelle's Block Party,"$3,000,000","$11,718,595","$12,051,924" +91,"Oct 25, 1985",Krush Groove,"$3,000,000","$11,052,713","$11,052,713" +92,"Jul 7, 1960",Elmer Gantry,"$3,000,000","$10,400,000","$10,400,000" +93,"May 8, 2009",Next Day Air,"$3,000,000","$10,027,047","$10,172,519" +94,"Dec 19, 1961",Judgment at Nuremberg,"$3,000,000","$10,000,000","$10,000,000" +95,"Nov 4, 1998",Belly,"$3,000,000","$9,639,390","$9,639,390" +96,"May 12, 1999",Trippin’,"$3,000,000","$9,017,070","$9,017,070" +97,"Aug 26, 1948",Red River,"$3,000,000","$9,012,000","$9,012,000" +98,"Aug 8, 2001",The Deep End,"$3,000,000","$8,823,109","$9,981,635" +99,"May 24, 2013",Before Midnight,"$3,000,000","$8,110,621","$23,251,930" +100,"Nov 20, 1987",Teen Wolf Too,"$3,000,000","$7,888,000","$7,888,000" +1,"Jul 31, 2009",The Collector,"$3,000,000","$7,712,114","$10,473,836" +2,"Jul 8, 1988",Phantasm II,"$3,000,000","$7,282,851","$7,282,851" +3,"Oct 27, 2017",Let There Be Light,"$3,000,000","$7,233,471","$7,241,309" +4,"Apr 7, 2006",Phat Girlz,"$3,000,000","$7,061,128","$7,301,115" +5,"Oct 1, 2004",Woman Thou Art Loosed,"$3,000,000","$6,879,730","$6,879,730" +6,"Oct 18, 2002",Real Women Have Curves,"$3,000,000","$5,853,194","$7,777,790" +7,"Aug 28, 1981",Gallipoli,"$3,000,000","$5,732,587","$5,732,587" +8,"Apr 28, 2006",Water,"$3,000,000","$5,529,144","$11,322,573" +9,"Jul 22, 2016",Don’t Think Twice,"$3,000,000","$4,417,983","$4,417,983" +10,"Jun 24, 2016",Swiss Army Man,"$3,000,000","$4,210,454","$5,837,111" +11,"Apr 14, 2000",East is East,"$3,000,000","$4,170,647","$30,438,635" +12,"Sep 1, 2000",Whipped,"$3,000,000","$4,142,507","$4,142,507" +13,"Feb 28, 1997",Kama Sutra,"$3,000,000","$4,109,095","$4,109,095" +14,"May 17, 2013",Frances Ha,"$3,000,000","$4,067,398","$11,262,769" +15,"Apr 30, 2010",Please Give,"$3,000,000","$4,033,574","$4,570,178" +16,"Jun 30, 1971",Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory,"$3,000,000","$4,000,000","$4,000,000" +17,"Sep 24, 1993",Warlock: The Armageddon,"$3,000,000","$3,902,679","$3,902,679" +18,"Apr 18, 1997",8 Heads in a Duffel Bag,"$3,000,000","$3,602,884","$4,002,884" +19,"Sep 13, 1978",Days of Heaven,"$3,000,000","$3,446,749","$3,660,880" +20,"May 24, 2002",Thirteen Conversations About One Thing,"$3,000,000","$3,287,435","$3,705,923" +21,"Apr 22, 2016",Compadres,"$3,000,000","$3,127,773","$7,445,044" +22,"Feb 19, 1999",Jawbreaker,"$3,000,000","$3,076,820","$3,076,820" +23,"Aug 9, 1996",Basquiat,"$3,000,000","$2,962,051","$2,962,051" +24,"Feb 24, 2006",Tsotsi,"$3,000,000","$2,912,606","$11,537,539" +25,"Apr 9, 2010",Letters to God,"$3,000,000","$2,848,587","$3,237,452" +26,"Oct 16, 1998",Happiness,"$3,000,000","$2,746,453","$5,746,453" +27,"Apr 4, 2003",DysFunkTional Family,"$3,000,000","$2,255,000","$2,255,000" +28,"Sep 19, 2014",Tusk,"$3,000,000","$1,821,983","$1,887,554" +29,"May 12, 2017",The Wall,"$3,000,000","$1,803,064","$4,495,262" +30,"Oct 24, 2003",Elephant,"$3,000,000","$1,266,955","$10,051,516" +31,"Apr 6, 2012",Damsels in Distress,"$3,000,000","$1,007,535","$1,324,299" +32,"Mar 25, 2005",Oldboy,"$3,000,000","$707,391","$6,239,723" +33,"May 6, 2011",Hobo with a Shotgun,"$3,000,000","$703,372","$834,953" +34,"May 8, 2015",The D Train,"$3,000,000","$669,688","$772,366" +35,"Sep 7, 2012",Bachelorette,"$3,000,000","$446,770","$12,577,401" +36,"Jan 15, 2010",Fish Tank,"$3,000,000","$374,675","$5,922,292" +37,"Sep 5, 2008",Everybody Wants to Be Italian,"$3,000,000","$351,416","$351,416" +38,"Sep 9, 2011",Creature,"$3,000,000","$331,000","$331,000" +39,"Dec 9, 2016",The Bounce Back,"$3,000,000","$321,910","$421,404" +40,"Aug 23, 1996",Freeway,"$3,000,000","$295,493","$295,493" +41,"Oct 6, 2006",Love's Abiding Joy,"$3,000,000","$252,726","$252,726" +42,"Feb 12, 1993",Dead Alive,"$3,000,000","$242,623","$242,623" +43,"Oct 1, 2010",Chain Letter,"$3,000,000","$205,842","$1,022,453" +44,"Mar 2, 2012",Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie,"$3,000,000","$201,436","$223,652" +45,"Nov 9, 2007",Holly,"$3,000,000","$163,069","$163,069" +46,"Mar 26, 2010",The Eclipse,"$3,000,000","$133,411","$133,411" +47,"Mar 21, 2008",The Grand,"$3,000,000","$115,879","$115,879" +48,"Mar 17, 2006",Sommersturm,"$3,000,000","$95,204","$95,204" +49,"Aug 15, 2014",Fort McCoy,"$3,000,000","$78,948","$78,948" +50,"Aug 4, 1999",The Gambler,"$3,000,000","$51,773","$101,773" +51,"Oct 13, 2000",Just Looking,"$3,000,000","$39,852","$39,852" +52,"Sep 4, 2015",Before We Go,"$3,000,000","$37,151","$483,938" +53,"Jan 13, 2012",The Divide,"$3,000,000","$18,000","$156,362" +54,"Sep 9, 2011",Tanner Hall,"$3,000,000","$5,073","$5,073" +55,"Sep 30, 2005",My Big Fat Independent Movie,"$3,000,000","$4,655","$4,655" +56,"Oct 10, 2017",Demonic,"$3,000,000",$0,"$4,668,109" +57,"Apr 15, 2008",à l\'intérieur,"$3,000,000",$0,"$895,932" +58,"Jun 27, 2014",They Came Together,"$3,000,000",$0,"$82,780" +59,"May 21, 2013",Open Road,"$3,000,000",$0,"$47,469" +60,"Jul 28, 1951",Alice in Wonderland,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +61,"Oct 1, 2010",Barry Munday,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +62,"Dec 31, 2009",The Deported,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +63,"Dec 31, 2009",Chicago Overcoat,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +64,"Sep 13, 2011",Never Back Down 2: The Beatdown,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +65,"Dec 31, 2015",AWOL-72,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +66,"Jan 15, 2013",30 Nights Of Paranormal Activity With The Devil Inside The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +67,"Feb 6, 2015",Enter the Dangerous Mind,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +68,"Mar 17, 2015",Something Wicked,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +69,"Sep 18, 1967",Point Blank,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +70,"Oct 27, 2014",Iguana,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +71,"Dec 31, 2009",Four Single Fathers,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +72,"Aug 14, 2015",Amnesiac,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +73,"Dec 31, 2015",Unnatural,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +74,"Dec 11, 2015",Close Range,"$3,000,000",$0,$0 +75,"Jan 18, 1946",The Harvey Girls,"$2,931,000","$4,100,000","$4,100,000" +76,"Feb 15, 1950",Cinderella,"$2,900,000","$85,000,000","$263,591,415" +77,"Nov 20, 1998",Central do Brasil,"$2,900,000","$5,969,553","$17,006,158" +78,"Dec 19, 1961",Pocketful of Miracles,"$2,900,000","$5,000,000","$5,000,000" +79,"Mar 24, 2006",Boynton Beach Club,"$2,900,000","$3,127,472","$3,127,472" +80,"Oct 1, 2010",Freakonomics,"$2,900,000","$101,270","$172,867" +81,"Aug 19, 2011",Griff the Invisible,"$2,900,000","$20,778","$25,935" +82,"Mar 29, 1959",Some Like it Hot,"$2,883,848","$25,000,000","$25,019,542" +83,"Jun 10, 2005",High Tension,"$2,850,000","$3,681,066","$6,435,262" +84,"Dec 15, 1974",Young Frankenstein,"$2,800,000","$86,300,000","$86,300,000" +85,"Jun 25, 1976",The Omen,"$2,800,000","$48,570,885","$48,570,885" +86,"Jul 22, 2005",Hustle & Flow,"$2,800,000","$22,202,809","$23,591,783" +87,"May 13, 1988",Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood,"$2,800,000","$19,170,001","$19,170,001" +88,"Sep 15, 2006",Artie Lange's Beer League,"$2,800,000","$475,000","$475,000" +89,"Aug 25, 1939",The Wizard of Oz,"$2,777,000","$34,063,405","$34,305,476" +90,"Feb 15, 2008",Diary of the Dead,"$2,750,000","$952,620","$5,394,447" +91,"Oct 17, 1979",The Black Stallion,"$2,700,000","$37,799,643","$37,799,643" +92,"Jun 13, 1997",Ulee's Gold,"$2,700,000","$9,054,736","$15,600,000" +93,"Oct 26, 2018",Indivisible,"$2,700,000","$3,511,417","$3,588,305" +94,"Sep 1, 2006",Lage Raho Munna Bhai,"$2,700,000","$2,217,561","$31,517,561" +95,"Dec 31, 2015",Sardaar Ji,"$2,700,000",$0,"$8,200,000" +96,"Dec 31, 2008",Rejsen til Saturn,"$2,700,000",$0,"$5,377,665" +97,"Jun 12, 1963",Donovan's Reef,"$2,686,000","$6,600,000","$6,600,000" +98,"Jan 12, 1956",Diane,"$2,660,000",$0,$0 +99,"Jan 16, 1998",The Dress,"$2,650,000","$16,556","$16,556" +100,"Dec 24, 1943",A Guy Named Joe,"$2,627,000","$5,363,000","$5,363,000" +1,"Feb 7, 1974",Blazing Saddles,"$2,600,000","$119,500,000","$119,500,000" +2,"Apr 13, 1984",Friday the 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter,"$2,600,000","$32,980,880","$32,980,880" +3,"May 2, 2014",Ida,"$2,600,000","$3,827,060","$15,298,355" +4,"Jan 1, 1987",Maurice,"$2,600,000","$3,147,950","$3,198,308" +5,"Jul 9, 2004",Riding Giants,"$2,600,000","$2,276,368","$3,292,333" +6,"Dec 12, 2008",Los Cronocrímenes,"$2,600,000","$39,127","$564,474" +7,"Dec 31, 2011",La Cara Oculta,"$2,600,000",$0,"$7,033,931" +8,"Dec 7, 2007",Timber Falls,"$2,600,000",$0,"$71,248" +9,"Dec 31, 2008",Silver Medalist,"$2,600,000",$0,$0 +10,"Apr 1, 2011","Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead","$2,600,000",$0,$0 +11,"Apr 10, 1952",Singin' in the Rain,"$2,540,000","$7,200,000","$7,200,000" +12,"Jan 11, 2013",A Haunted House,"$2,500,000","$40,041,683","$59,922,558" +13,"Jul 13, 2012",2016: Obama’s America,"$2,500,000","$33,349,941","$33,349,941" +14,"Jul 3, 2013",Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain,"$2,500,000","$32,244,051","$32,327,255" +15,"Jul 28, 2004",Garden State,"$2,500,000","$26,782,316","$36,028,802" +16,"Oct 4, 1996",That Thing You Do!,"$2,500,000","$25,857,416","$34,557,416" +17,"Oct 30, 1981",Halloween II,"$2,500,000","$25,533,818","$25,533,818" +18,"Oct 22, 1982",Halloween 3: Season of the Witch,"$2,500,000","$14,400,000","$14,400,000" +19,"Oct 1, 2008",Religulous,"$2,500,000","$13,011,160","$13,881,317" +20,"Jan 1, 1971",Escape from the Planet of the Apes,"$2,500,000","$12,300,000","$12,300,000" +21,"May 29, 1963",Hud,"$2,500,000","$10,000,000","$10,000,000" +22,"Aug 2, 2013",The Spectacular Now,"$2,500,000","$6,852,971","$6,916,951" +23,"Sep 29, 1991",My Own Private Idaho,"$2,500,000","$6,401,336","$6,401,336" +24,"Jan 27, 1995",Before Sunrise,"$2,500,000","$5,274,005","$5,690,220" +25,"Jun 24, 2016",Hunt for the Wilderpeople,"$2,500,000","$5,205,471","$23,845,533" +26,"Aug 17, 2012",Robot & Frank,"$2,500,000","$3,317,468","$4,934,356" +27,"Oct 3, 2003",Sur Le Seuil,"$2,500,000","$2,013,052","$2,013,052" +28,"Jun 16, 2000",Jesus' Son,"$2,500,000","$1,282,084","$1,687,548" +29,"May 27, 2005",Saving Face,"$2,500,000","$1,187,266","$1,269,705" +30,"Jun 20, 2008",Brick Lane,"$2,500,000","$1,094,998","$3,838,486" +31,"Mar 1, 2013",The Lost Medallion: The Adventures of Billy Stone,"$2,500,000","$549,632","$549,632" +32,"Sep 26, 2003",My Life Without Me,"$2,500,000","$432,360","$12,267,275" +33,"Mar 31, 2006",Marilyn Hotchkiss' Ballroom Dancing and Charm School,"$2,500,000","$349,132","$497,195" +34,"Apr 1, 2011",Super,"$2,500,000","$327,716","$593,933" +35,"Nov 14, 2008",Fuel,"$2,500,000","$174,255","$174,255" +36,"Apr 9, 2010",Valley of the Hearts Delight,"$2,500,000","$118,666","$118,666" +37,"Oct 31, 2008",The Other End of the Line,"$2,500,000","$115,504","$507,446" +38,"Jun 18, 2010",8: The Mormon Proposition,"$2,500,000","$100,280","$100,280" +39,"Apr 17, 2009",Sleep Dealer,"$2,500,000","$80,136","$108,907" +40,"Aug 24, 2007",Eye of the Dolphin,"$2,500,000","$72,210","$72,260" +41,"Aug 16, 2013",Underdogs,"$2,500,000","$35,017","$1,392,649" +42,"Sep 8, 2000",Anatomie,"$2,500,000","$9,598","$9,598" +43,"Dec 31, 2009",The Calling,"$2,500,000",$0,$0 +44,"Jun 21, 2013",Alien Uprising,"$2,500,000",$0,$0 +45,"Dec 31, 2010",Christmas Mail,"$2,500,000",$0,$0 +46,"Jul 3, 2015",Stung,"$2,500,000",$0,$0 +47,"Sep 1, 2017",Sky Sharks,"$2,500,000",$0,$0 +48,"Oct 13, 2015",8 Days,"$2,500,000",$0,$0 +49,"Sep 2, 2016",Antibirth,"$2,500,000",$0,$0 +50,"Feb 2, 2016",The Rise of the Krays,"$2,500,000",$0,$0 +51,"Dec 31, 2014",Not Safe For Work,"$2,500,000",$0,$0 +52,"May 13, 2011",Go For It!,"$2,450,000","$180,237","$182,358" +53,"Oct 16, 1996",Get on the Bus,"$2,400,000","$5,691,854","$5,691,854" +54,"Jan 5, 2007",Thr3e,"$2,400,000","$1,008,849","$1,420,418" +55,"Sep 1, 2006",Idiocracy,"$2,400,000","$444,093","$500,296" +56,"Dec 31, 2009",Nikté,"$2,400,000",$0,"$1,333,891" +57,"Nov 14, 2014",Always Woodstock,"$2,400,000",$0,$0 +58,"Jul 25, 2007",This is England,"$2,380,000","$327,919","$8,739,576" +59,"Jun 27, 1944",Bathing Beauty,"$2,361,000","$3,500,000","$3,500,000" +60,"Mar 20, 2015",Do You Believe?,"$2,300,000","$12,985,600","$14,304,931" +61,"Jul 17, 1951",Show Boat,"$2,300,000","$11,000,000","$11,000,000" +62,"May 1, 1998","Dancer, Texas Pop. 81","$2,300,000","$574,838","$574,838" +63,"Sep 5, 2014",Frontera,"$2,300,000","$59,696","$59,696" +64,"Aug 26, 2011",Redemption Road,"$2,300,000","$29,384","$29,384" +65,"Apr 15, 2015",The Toxic Avenger Part II,"$2,300,000",$0,$0 +66,"Jan 19, 2016",Eden,"$2,300,000",$0,$0 +67,"Jun 19, 1987",The Brave Little Toaster,"$2,300,000",$0,$0 +68,"Feb 9, 1940",Pinocchio,"$2,289,247","$84,300,000","$84,300,000" +69,"Nov 13, 1940",Fantasia,"$2,280,000","$83,320,000","$83,320,000" +70,"Aug 13, 1982",Friday the 13th Part 3,"$2,250,000","$36,690,067","$36,690,067" +71,"Oct 9, 1971",The French Connection,"$2,200,000","$41,158,757","$41,158,757" +72,"Mar 22, 1985",Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning,"$2,200,000","$21,930,418","$21,930,418" +73,"Feb 9, 2007",The Last Sin Eater,"$2,200,000","$388,390","$388,390" +74,"Dec 31, 2008",Impact Point,"$2,200,000",$0,$0 +75,"May 3, 1945",The Valley of Decision,"$2,160,000","$9,132,000","$9,132,000" +76,"Dec 31, 2005",Chicken Tikka Masala,"$2,160,000",$0,"$37,865" +77,"Oct 7, 2008",Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer,"$2,150,000",$0,$0 +78,"Nov 21, 1946",The Best Years of Our Lives,"$2,100,000","$23,600,000","$23,600,000" +79,"Jul 13, 2001",Bully,"$2,100,000","$881,824","$1,381,824" +80,"May 29, 2002",Elling,"$2,100,000","$313,436","$313,436" +81,"Oct 16, 2016",Mi America,"$2,100,000","$3,330","$3,330" +82,"Jul 14, 2009",[Rec],"$2,100,000",$0,"$23,266,821" +83,"Dec 31, 2012",Infected,"$2,100,000",$0,$0 +84,"Dec 31, 2010",Lies in Plain Sight,"$2,100,000",$0,$0 +85,"Oct 6, 2015",The Timber,"$2,100,000",$0,$0 +86,"Jan 19, 2016",Sharkskin,"$2,100,000",$0,$0 +87,"Sep 30, 2011",Courageous,"$2,000,000","$34,522,221","$35,185,884" +88,"Apr 8, 1964",From Russia With Love,"$2,000,000","$24,800,000","$78,900,000" +89,"May 21, 1982",Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior,"$2,000,000","$24,600,832","$24,600,832" +90,"Aug 15, 1946",Notorious,"$2,000,000","$24,464,742","$24,464,742" +91,"Aug 2, 1967",In the Heat of the Night,"$2,000,000","$24,379,978","$24,407,647" +92,"Dec 17, 1973",Sleeper,"$2,000,000","$18,344,729","$18,344,729" +93,"Aug 11, 1972",Everything You Always Wanted to Know,"$2,000,000","$18,016,290","$18,016,290" +94,"Mar 13, 2015",It Follows,"$2,000,000","$14,674,077","$23,250,755" +95,"Jul 13, 2018",Eighth Grade,"$2,000,000","$13,539,710","$14,341,016" +96,"Dec 25, 1962",To Kill A Mockingbird,"$2,000,000","$13,129,846","$13,129,846" +97,"Mar 9, 2012",Silent House,"$2,000,000","$12,739,737","$16,610,760" +98,"Oct 8, 1999",Boys Don't Cry,"$2,000,000","$11,540,607","$20,741,000" +99,"Feb 9, 2007",Das Leben der Anderen,"$2,000,000","$11,284,657","$81,197,047" +100,"Apr 8, 2016",Hardcore Henry,"$2,000,000","$9,252,038","$17,187,434" +1,"Jun 13, 1962",Lolita,"$2,000,000","$9,250,000","$9,250,000" +2,"Aug 30, 1940",Boom Town,"$2,000,000","$9,172,000","$9,172,000" +3,"Nov 11, 1947",Gentleman's Agreement,"$2,000,000","$7,800,000","$7,800,000" +4,"Sep 25, 1961",The Hustler,"$2,000,000","$7,600,000","$7,600,000" +5,"Dec 31, 1986",Witchboard,"$2,000,000","$7,369,373","$7,369,373" +6,"Nov 26, 2003",Les Triplettes de Belleville,"$2,000,000","$7,301,288","$17,403,168" +7,"Jun 26, 1998",Smoke Signals,"$2,000,000","$6,719,300","$7,756,617" +8,"Jun 11, 2010",Winter's Bone,"$2,000,000","$6,531,503","$16,131,551" +9,"Oct 10, 2014",Meet the Mormons,"$2,000,000","$6,047,363","$6,049,171" +10,"Aug 15, 2003",American Splendor,"$2,000,000","$6,003,587","$8,685,632" +11,"Oct 6, 2017",The Florida Project,"$2,000,000","$5,904,366","$11,295,324" +12,"Aug 25, 2017",All Saints,"$2,000,000","$5,802,208","$5,941,994" +13,"Jul 2, 2004",Before Sunset,"$2,000,000","$5,792,822","$11,217,346" +14,"Mar 30, 2001",Amores Perros,"$2,000,000","$5,383,834","$20,883,834" +15,"Aug 20, 2003",Thirteen,"$2,000,000","$4,601,043","$9,505,996" +16,"Jan 23, 2004",Touching the Void,"$2,000,000","$4,593,598","$15,396,525" +17,"Oct 8, 2010",Inside Job,"$2,000,000","$4,311,834","$7,799,257" +18,"May 24, 1938",Alexander's Ragtime Band,"$2,000,000","$4,000,000","$4,000,000" +19,"Jun 17, 2005",Me and You and Everyone We Know,"$2,000,000","$3,885,134","$9,615,464" +20,"Aug 28, 2015",We Are Your Friends,"$2,000,000","$3,591,417","$10,153,415" +21,"Nov 10, 2006",Harsh Times,"$2,000,000","$3,337,931","$6,225,304" +22,"Mar 3, 2000",Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai,"$2,000,000","$3,330,230","$10,672,492" +23,"Sep 18, 2015",Captive,"$2,000,000","$2,583,301","$2,791,973" +24,"Aug 2, 2002",Full Frontal,"$2,000,000","$2,512,846","$3,438,804" +25,"Jun 8, 2018",Hearts Beat Loud,"$2,000,000","$2,386,254","$2,420,962" +26,"Jan 20, 2017",The Resurrection of Gavin Stone,"$2,000,000","$2,303,792","$2,303,792" +27,"Dec 25, 2008",Waltz with Bashir,"$2,000,000","$2,283,849","$13,912,289" +28,"Jun 28, 2006",Strangers with Candy,"$2,000,000","$2,072,645","$2,077,844" +29,"Mar 1, 1992",Night on Earth,"$2,000,000","$2,015,000","$2,022,893" +30,"Jan 29, 1993",Nemesis,"$2,000,000","$2,001,124","$2,001,124" +31,"Oct 4, 2006",Shortbus,"$2,000,000","$1,985,292","$1,985,292" +32,"May 2, 2008",Son of Rambow: A Home Movie,"$2,000,000","$1,785,505","$11,263,263" +33,"Sep 12, 2003","The Book of Mormon Movie, Volume 1: The Journey","$2,000,000","$1,660,865","$1,660,865" +34,"May 12, 2000",Hamlet,"$2,000,000","$1,577,287","$2,419,669" +35,"Aug 7, 2015",The Diary of a Teenage Girl,"$2,000,000","$1,477,002","$2,279,959" +36,"Jul 27, 2007",No End In Sight,"$2,000,000","$1,433,319","$1,433,319" +37,"Apr 25, 2014",Locke,"$2,000,000","$1,370,646","$2,088,390" +38,"Apr 30, 1999",Get Real,"$2,000,000","$1,152,411","$1,152,411" +39,"Sep 7, 2007",In the Shadow of the Moon,"$2,000,000","$1,134,358","$2,175,587" +40,"Apr 8, 2011",Meek's Cutoff,"$2,000,000","$977,772","$1,869,928" +41,"Nov 28, 2014",The Babadook,"$2,000,000","$950,792","$7,482,387" +42,"Feb 11, 2005",Inside Deep Throat,"$2,000,000","$691,880","$691,880" +43,"Sep 28, 2001",Dinner Rush,"$2,000,000","$638,227","$1,075,504" +44,"Sep 24, 2010",The Virginity Hit,"$2,000,000","$636,706","$636,706" +45,"May 15, 1998",Clockwatchers,"$2,000,000","$537,948","$539,961" +46,"Nov 6, 1985",Subway,"$2,000,000","$390,659","$1,663,296" +47,"Apr 15, 2005",House of D,"$2,000,000","$388,532","$466,106" +48,"Jan 18, 2008",Teeth,"$2,000,000","$347,578","$2,350,641" +49,"Jul 26, 1996",Stonewall,"$2,000,000","$304,602","$304,602" +50,"Sep 8, 2006",Sherrybaby,"$2,000,000","$199,176","$759,504" +51,"Feb 13, 2015",The Last Five Years,"$2,000,000","$147,299","$205,298" +52,"Sep 18, 1998",Six-String Samurai,"$2,000,000","$134,624","$134,624" +53,"May 26, 2000",Hum to Mohabbt Karega,"$2,000,000","$121,807","$121,807" +54,"Apr 15, 2005",It's All Gone Pete Tong,"$2,000,000","$120,620","$2,226,603" +55,"Jan 29, 2010",Saint John of Las Vegas,"$2,000,000","$102,645","$102,645" +56,"Apr 15, 1998",24 7: Twenty Four Seven,"$2,000,000","$72,544","$72,544" +57,"Sep 19, 2014",Pump,"$2,000,000","$72,277","$72,277" +58,"Oct 24, 2008",Roadside Romeo,"$2,000,000","$55,202","$2,046,090" +59,"May 4, 2001",Eureka,"$2,000,000","$49,388","$76,654" +60,"Apr 7, 2015",Lost River,"$2,000,000","$45,431","$2,009,644" +61,"Jul 18, 2003",This Thing of Ours,"$2,000,000","$37,227","$37,227" +62,"Oct 9, 2015",Knock Knock,"$2,000,000","$36,336","$6,328,516" +63,"Feb 3, 2017",Growing up Smith,"$2,000,000","$35,312","$35,312" +64,"Mar 20, 2009",Super Capers,"$2,000,000","$30,955","$30,955" +65,"Jan 1, 1993",Return of the Living Dead 3,"$2,000,000","$21,000","$21,000" +66,"Nov 20, 2009",The Missing Person,"$2,000,000","$17,896","$17,896" +67,"Oct 19, 2012",The First Time,"$2,000,000","$17,061","$17,061" +68,"Feb 10, 2006",London,"$2,000,000","$12,667","$12,667" +69,"Aug 27, 2010",Circle,"$2,000,000","$10,024","$10,024" +70,"Oct 31, 2008",Eden Lake,"$2,000,000","$7,321","$4,294,373" +71,"Jun 11, 2010",Jerusalema,"$2,000,000","$7,294","$10,679" +72,"Jun 23, 2006",Say Uncle,"$2,000,000","$5,361","$5,361" +73,"Sep 13, 2013",Plush,"$2,000,000","$3,080","$28,864" +74,"Oct 26, 2012",The Ghastly Love of Johnny X,"$2,000,000","$2,436","$2,436" +75,"Dec 29, 2009",Lesbian Vampire Killers,"$2,000,000",$0,"$3,620,902" +76,"Sep 9, 2011",Grave Encounters,"$2,000,000",$0,"$2,151,887" +77,"Oct 23, 2015",Bone Tomahawk,"$2,000,000",$0,"$475,846" +78,"Dec 10, 2004",Freeze Frame,"$2,000,000",$0,"$105,377" +79,"Apr 1, 2013",Stitches,"$2,000,000",$0,"$63,555" +80,"Dec 31, 2015","To Be Frank, Sinatra at 100","$2,000,000",$0,$926 +81,"Apr 28, 1971",Bananas,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +82,"Dec 31, 2009",Nine Dead,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +83,"Oct 14, 2008",No Man's Land: The Rise of Reeker,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +84,"Jul 7, 2007",Rockaway,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +85,"Aug 12, 1927",Wings,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +86,"Mar 17, 2015",The Lady from Shanghai,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +87,"Mar 19, 2013",Straight A's,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +88,"Mar 30, 2012",The Legend of Hell’s Gate: An American Conspiracy,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +89,"Dec 31, 2012",Highway,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +90,"Feb 8, 2013",Small Apartments,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +91,"Jul 9, 2013",Coffee Town,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +92,"Dec 31, 2014",Lucky Dog,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +93,"Dec 31, 2001",Pendulum,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +94,"Oct 16, 1966",A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +95,"Sep 23, 2008",Slacker Uprising,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +96,"Mar 20, 2015",The Walking Deceased,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +97,"Dec 31, 2011",True Bromance,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +98,"Aug 21, 2015",The Curse of Downers Grove,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +99,"Dec 31, 2015",Wind Walkers,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +100,"Jul 8, 2016",The Dog Lover,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +1,"Dec 1, 2015",Shark Lake,"$2,000,000",$0,$0 +2,"Sep 24, 2010",Buried,"$1,987,650","$1,044,143","$21,270,290" +3,"Apr 21, 2015",The Marine 4,"$1,950,000",$0,$0 +4,"May 8, 1987",River's Edge,"$1,900,000","$4,600,000","$4,600,000" +5,"Jul 25, 2008",Man on Wire,"$1,900,000","$2,962,242","$5,617,067" +6,"Oct 8, 2010",Nowhere Boy,"$1,900,000","$1,445,366","$7,785,229" +7,"Jul 11, 2003",Northfork,"$1,900,000","$1,420,578","$1,445,140" +8,"Apr 24, 2015",Brotherly Love,"$1,900,000","$478,595","$478,595" +9,"Jun 3, 2011",Submarine,"$1,900,000","$467,602","$4,581,937" +10,"Apr 9, 2010",The Square,"$1,900,000","$406,216","$740,932" +11,"Feb 8, 2013",ABCD (Any Body Can Dance),"$1,900,000","$222,098","$10,137,234" +12,"Jun 29, 2007",Chacun sa nuit,"$1,900,000","$18,435","$139,317" +13,"Jul 26, 2013",Stranded,"$1,900,000",$0,"$285,593" +14,"Dec 31, 2015",Vaalu,"$1,900,000",$0,"$12,444" +15,"Aug 27, 2010",The Last Exorcism,"$1,800,000","$41,034,350","$70,165,900" +16,"Nov 16, 1976",Carrie,"$1,800,000","$25,878,153","$25,878,153" +17,"Nov 9, 1984",A Nightmare on Elm Street,"$1,800,000","$25,504,513","$25,504,513" +18,"Jun 27, 2012",Beasts of the Southern Wild,"$1,800,000","$12,795,746","$23,265,132" +19,"Jan 29, 1964",Dr. Strangelove,"$1,800,000","$9,164,370","$9,230,678" +20,"Jan 1, 1973",Battle for the Planet of the Apes,"$1,800,000","$8,800,000","$8,800,000" +21,"Sep 18, 1951",A Streetcar Named Desire,"$1,800,000","$8,000,000","$8,000,000" +22,"Aug 3, 1968",Hang 'em High,"$1,800,000","$6,800,000","$6,800,000" +23,"Nov 15, 2002",El crimen de padre Amaro,"$1,800,000","$5,719,000","$5,719,000" +24,"Jun 15, 2001",Songcatcher,"$1,800,000","$3,050,934","$3,050,934" +25,"Aug 23, 2011",Higher Ground,"$1,800,000","$841,056","$842,693" +26,"Apr 22, 2011",POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold,"$1,800,000","$638,476","$783,733" +27,"Jan 7, 2005",Travellers and Magicians,"$1,800,000","$506,793","$1,322,161" +28,"Jan 1, 1993",Ed and his Dead Mother,"$1,800,000",$673,$673 +29,"Dec 31, 2009",Deadline,"$1,800,000",$0,$0 +30,"Mar 13, 2007",Sublime,"$1,800,000",$0,$0 +31,"Feb 3, 2012",Dysfunctional Friends,"$1,800,000",$0,$0 +32,"Dec 31, 2013",Independence Daysaster,"$1,800,000",$0,$0 +33,"Mar 11, 2014",Against the Wild,"$1,800,000",$0,$0 +34,"Oct 20, 2015",Beginner’s Guide to Sex,"$1,800,000",$0,$0 +35,"Jun 18, 1999",Lola rennt,"$1,750,000","$7,267,324","$22,879,194" +36,"Feb 7, 2003",May,"$1,750,000","$145,540","$634,803" +37,"Oct 8, 2010",I Spit on Your Grave,"$1,750,000","$93,051","$1,278,471" +38,"Apr 23, 2019",Living Dark: The Story of Ted the Caver,"$1,750,000",$0,$0 +39,"Nov 23, 2001",In the Bedroom,"$1,700,000","$35,930,604","$42,137,871" +40,"Mar 19, 2008",La misma luna,"$1,700,000","$12,590,147","$23,271,741" +41,"Jun 30, 1972",Conquest of the Planet of the Apes,"$1,700,000","$9,700,000","$9,700,000" +42,"Feb 28, 2014",The Lunchbox,"$1,700,000","$4,231,500","$12,231,500" +43,"Oct 4, 2013",Grace Unplugged,"$1,700,000","$2,507,159","$2,507,159" +44,"Oct 1, 1999","Happy, Texas","$1,700,000","$2,039,192","$2,891,228" +45,"Dec 18, 2015",Saul fia,"$1,700,000","$1,777,043","$9,696,537" +46,"Jun 17, 2005",My Summer of Love,"$1,700,000","$1,000,915","$4,727,375" +47,"Jun 24, 2005",Yes,"$1,700,000","$396,035","$661,221" +48,"Feb 1, 2019",Braid,"$1,660,000",$0,"$80,745" +49,"Aug 5, 1953",From Here to Eternity,"$1,650,000","$30,500,000","$30,500,000" +50,"Sep 1, 1938",You Can't Take It With You,"$1,644,000","$4,000,000","$4,000,000" +51,"Apr 9, 1999",Foolish,"$1,600,000","$6,026,908","$6,026,908" +52,"Jul 26, 1949",She Wore a Yellow Ribbon,"$1,600,000","$5,400,000","$5,400,000" +53,"Apr 7, 1974",The Conversation,"$1,600,000","$4,420,000","$4,420,000" +54,"Oct 15, 2010",N-Secure,"$1,600,000","$2,595,644","$2,595,644" +55,"Feb 1, 2008",Sukkar banat,"$1,600,000","$1,060,591","$14,253,760" +56,"Dec 31, 1989",Out of the Dark,"$1,600,000","$419,428","$419,428" +57,"Jan 27, 2006",Bubble,"$1,600,000","$145,382","$145,382" +58,"Sep 23, 2005",Dil Jo Bhi Kahey...,"$1,600,000","$129,319","$129,319" +59,"Jan 15, 1999",Mississippi Mermaid,"$1,600,000","$27,795","$2,627,795" +60,"Sep 26, 2014",Two Night Stand,"$1,600,000","$15,600","$868,081" +61,"Nov 4, 2005",I Love Your Work,"$1,600,000","$3,264","$3,264" +62,"Aug 5, 1955",The King’s Thief,"$1,577,000",$0,$0 +63,"Apr 1, 2011",Insidious,"$1,500,000","$54,009,150","$99,870,886" +64,"Oct 21, 2016",Moonlight,"$1,500,000","$27,854,931","$65,245,512" +65,"Sep 12, 2003",Cabin Fever,"$1,500,000","$21,158,188","$30,351,664" +66,"May 2, 2007",Waitress,"$1,500,000","$19,097,550","$22,217,183" +67,"Sep 8, 1989",Kickboxer,"$1,500,000","$14,533,681","$14,533,681" +68,"Feb 26, 1988",Bloodsport,"$1,500,000","$11,806,119","$11,806,119" +69,"Oct 17, 1939",Mr. Smith Goes To Washington,"$1,500,000","$9,000,000","$9,000,000" +70,"Mar 23, 2018",Unsane,"$1,500,000","$7,690,044","$14,244,931" +71,"Jul 21, 1995",Kids,"$1,500,000","$7,412,216","$20,412,216" +72,"Oct 5, 2005",The Squid and the Whale,"$1,500,000","$7,372,734","$11,191,423" +73,"Mar 13, 2002",Kissing Jessica Stein,"$1,500,000","$7,025,722","$9,345,061" +74,"Oct 31, 1945",Spellbound,"$1,500,000","$7,000,000","$7,000,000" +75,"Apr 20, 1979",Dawn of the Dead,"$1,500,000","$5,100,000","$55,000,000" +76,"Sep 23, 1994",Exotica,"$1,500,000","$5,046,118","$5,046,118" +77,"Jul 26, 2013",The To Do List,"$1,500,000","$3,491,669","$4,128,828" +78,"Feb 1, 2013",The Gatekeepers,"$1,500,000","$2,408,553","$2,592,308" +79,"Jun 26, 1998",Buffalo '66,"$1,500,000","$2,380,606","$2,380,606" +80,"Mar 2, 1984",Repo Man,"$1,500,000","$2,300,000","$2,300,000" +81,"Oct 21, 2016",I’m Not Ashamed,"$1,500,000","$2,082,980","$2,082,980" +82,"Jan 18, 1985",Blood Simple,"$1,500,000","$1,690,913","$2,730,877" +83,"Apr 19, 2002",Nueve Reinas,"$1,500,000","$1,222,889","$12,412,889" +84,"Apr 19, 2013",The Lords of Salem,"$1,500,000","$1,165,881","$1,541,131" +85,"Oct 21, 2016",31,"$1,500,000","$779,820","$922,727" +86,"Mar 25, 2005",The Ballad of Jack and Rose,"$1,500,000","$712,294","$1,126,258" +87,"Apr 22, 2016",Unsullied,"$1,500,000","$510,957","$510,957" +88,"Aug 31, 1994",Killing Zoe,"$1,500,000","$418,953","$418,953" +89,"May 17, 2002",The Believer,"$1,500,000","$406,035","$1,840,248" +90,"Mar 7, 2008",Snow Angels,"$1,500,000","$402,858","$414,404" +91,"Aug 10, 2001",Session 9,"$1,500,000","$378,176","$1,619,602" +92,"Feb 11, 2011",MOOZ-lum,"$1,500,000","$362,239","$372,239" +93,"Sep 5, 2007",I Want Someone To Eat Cheese With,"$1,500,000","$194,568","$194,568" +94,"Aug 19, 2011",Amigo,"$1,500,000","$184,705","$184,705" +95,"Sep 7, 2007",Hatchet,"$1,500,000","$175,281","$240,396" +96,"Oct 31, 2008",My Name is Bruce,"$1,500,000","$173,066","$173,066" +97,"Aug 6, 2010",The Disappearance of Alice Creed,"$1,500,000","$166,980","$1,605,139" +98,"Feb 5, 1936",Modern Times,"$1,500,000","$163,245","$199,747" +99,"May 11, 2007",The Salon,"$1,500,000","$139,084","$139,084" +100,"Oct 25, 2013",The Square,"$1,500,000","$124,244","$176,262" +1,"Mar 22, 2002",Stolen Summer,"$1,500,000","$119,841","$119,841" +2,"Mar 6, 2015",Road Hard,"$1,500,000","$113,169","$113,169" +3,"Sep 28, 2005",Forty Shades of Blue,"$1,500,000","$75,828","$172,569" +4,"Oct 9, 2009",Trucker,"$1,500,000","$52,429","$52,429" +5,"May 29, 2009",Pontypool,"$1,500,000","$3,865","$31,916" +6,"Sep 28, 2015","Me, You and Five Bucks","$1,500,000","$2,105","$2,105" +7,"Oct 17, 2014",Housebound,"$1,500,000",$0,"$236,863" +8,"Jul 20, 2018",Teefa in Trouble,"$1,500,000",$0,"$98,806" +9,"Nov 4, 2005",Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price,"$1,500,000",$0,"$58,692" +10,"Apr 17, 2014",Closer to the Moon,"$1,500,000",$0,"$5,396" +11,"Mar 17, 2006",Fetching Cody,"$1,500,000",$0,$0 +12,"Jun 3, 2011",The Lion of Judah,"$1,500,000",$0,$0 +13,"Nov 11, 2014",Once Upon a Time in Queens,"$1,500,000",$0,$0 +14,"Feb 13, 2015",Girlhouse,"$1,500,000",$0,$0 +15,"May 26, 2015",Mutant World,"$1,500,000",$0,$0 +16,"Nov 20, 2015",#Horror,"$1,500,000",$0,$0 +17,"Sep 8, 2015",Checkmate,"$1,500,000",$0,$0 +18,"Dec 21, 1937",Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,"$1,488,000","$184,925,486","$184,925,486" +19,"Jan 1, 1968",Shalako,"$1,455,000","$2,620,000","$2,620,000" +20,"Nov 30, 2018",Werk ohne Autor,"$1,400,000","$1,303,747","$4,331,152" +21,"Nov 20, 2015",Mustang,"$1,400,000","$845,464","$5,552,584" +22,"Apr 29, 2005",The Holy Girl,"$1,400,000","$304,124","$1,261,792" +23,"Oct 3, 2014",La chambre bleue,"$1,400,000","$260,441","$1,945,420" +24,"Sep 17, 2004",Incident at Loch Ness,"$1,400,000","$36,830","$56,073" +25,"Apr 5, 2013",Eddie: The Sleepwalking Cannibal,"$1,400,000","$1,632","$1,632" +26,"May 1, 2010",My Girlfriend's Boyfriend,"$1,400,000",$0,$0 +27,"Dec 31, 2014",Kurmanjan datka,"$1,400,000",$0,$0 +28,"Dec 31, 2014",House at the End of the Drive,"$1,400,000",$0,$0 +29,"Jul 6, 1966",Batman - The Movie,"$1,377,800",$0,$0 +30,"Mar 5, 1999","Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels","$1,350,000","$3,897,569","$28,356,188" +31,"Aug 19, 1983",The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez,"$1,305,000","$909,000","$909,000" +32,"Jun 26, 1936",San Francisco,"$1,300,000","$2,868,000","$5,273,000" +33,"Oct 9, 1998",Festen,"$1,300,000","$1,647,780","$1,647,780" +34,"Oct 11, 1996",Trees Lounge,"$1,300,000","$749,741","$749,741" +35,"May 22, 2009",The Girlfriend Experience,"$1,300,000","$695,840","$1,005,840" +36,"Mar 23, 2007",Journey from the Fall,"$1,300,000","$635,305","$635,305" +37,"May 5, 2000",The Basket,"$1,300,000","$609,042","$609,042" +38,"Jan 30, 2015",Above and Beyond,"$1,300,000","$288,751","$288,751" +39,"Mar 15, 1985",Def-Con 4,"$1,300,000","$210,904","$210,904" +40,"Dec 9, 2005",Neal n' Nikki,"$1,300,000","$100,358","$329,621" +41,"Dec 19, 2003",The Hebrew Hammer,"$1,300,000","$77,755","$90,213" +42,"Jun 13, 2014",Los insolitos peces gato,"$1,300,000","$11,278","$54,665" +43,"Apr 7, 2006",Simon,"$1,300,000","$4,055","$1,738,663" +44,"May 24, 2011",Forget Me Not,"$1,300,000",$0,"$13,465" +45,"Jun 8, 2010",The 41-Year-Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It,"$1,300,000",$0,$0 +46,"Jun 26, 2015",The Algerian,"$1,300,000",$0,$0 +47,"Mar 21, 1940",Rebecca,"$1,288,000","$6,000,000","$6,002,370" +48,"Apr 30, 1981",Friday the 13th Part 2,"$1,250,000","$21,722,776","$21,722,776" +49,"Nov 29, 1945",The Lost Weekend,"$1,250,000","$11,000,000","$11,000,000" +50,"Aug 31, 1984",C.H.U.D.,"$1,250,000","$4,700,000","$4,700,000" +51,"Oct 17, 2014",Dear White People,"$1,250,000","$4,404,154","$5,403,771" +52,"Apr 19, 2013",Filly Brown,"$1,250,000","$2,850,357","$2,940,411" +53,"Jan 21, 1953",Niagara,"$1,250,000","$2,500,000","$2,500,000" +54,"Dec 31, 2016",Bodom,"$1,250,000",$0,"$726,460" +55,"Oct 28, 1941",How Green Was My Valley,"$1,250,000",$0,$0 +56,"Jan 13, 2015",Da Sweet Blood of Jesus,"$1,250,000",$0,$0 +57,"Oct 29, 2004",Saw,"$1,200,000","$55,968,727","$103,880,027" +58,"Aug 4, 1989","Sex, Lies, and Videotape","$1,200,000","$24,741,667","$36,741,667" +59,"Feb 15, 2002",Super Troopers,"$1,200,000","$18,492,362","$23,046,142" +60,"Feb 22, 2002",Monsoon Wedding,"$1,200,000","$13,876,974","$27,025,600" +61,"Nov 10, 2000",You Can Count on Me,"$1,200,000","$9,180,275","$10,827,356" +62,"Jul 3, 1951",Strangers on a Train,"$1,200,000","$7,000,000","$7,000,000" +63,"Oct 3, 1955",The Trouble with Harry,"$1,200,000","$7,000,000","$7,000,000" +64,"Dec 29, 1967","Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo","$1,200,000","$6,100,000","$6,100,000" +65,"Sep 18, 1951",The Day the Earth Stood Still,"$1,200,000","$3,700,000","$3,700,000" +66,"Apr 19, 2013",Home Run,"$1,200,000","$2,859,955","$2,859,955" +67,"Oct 23, 1992",Reservoir Dogs,"$1,200,000","$2,832,029","$2,832,029" +68,"Jul 7, 2000",But I'm a Cheerleader,"$1,200,000","$2,205,627","$2,509,344" +69,"Dec 23, 1956",The Wrong Man,"$1,200,000","$2,000,000","$2,000,000" +70,"Sep 26, 1975",The Rocky Horror Picture Show,"$1,200,000","$1,414,845","$1,615,976" +71,"Jan 1, 1976",The Blue Bird,"$1,200,000","$887,000","$887,000" +72,"Apr 13, 2012",Blue Like Jazz,"$1,200,000","$595,018","$595,018" +73,"Aug 28, 2015",Que Horas Ela Volta?,"$1,200,000","$376,976","$3,249,041" +74,"Nov 19, 1982",Q,"$1,200,000","$255,000","$255,000" +75,"Mar 21, 2003",Down & Out with the Dolls,"$1,200,000","$58,936","$58,936" +76,"Jun 1, 2012","Pink Ribbons, Inc.","$1,200,000","$26,608","$26,608" +77,"Feb 6, 2018",Blood Feast,"$1,200,000","$8,708","$8,708" +78,"Feb 11, 2011",Certifiably Jonathan,"$1,200,000","$7,826","$7,826" +79,"Sep 18, 2015",La navaja de Don Juan,"$1,200,000","$4,254","$4,254" +80,"Dec 31, 2008",Extreme Movie,"$1,200,000",$0,"$81,338" +81,"Oct 20, 1936",The Charge of the Light Brigade,"$1,200,000",$0,$0 +82,"Jun 18, 2004",Grand Theft Parsons,"$1,200,000",$0,$0 +83,"Aug 28, 2012",Below Zero,"$1,200,000",$0,$0 +84,"Sep 7, 2012",Crowsnest,"$1,200,000",$0,$0 +85,"Sep 14, 2012",Airborne,"$1,200,000",$0,$0 +86,"Sep 9, 2014",Cotton Comes to Harlem,"$1,200,000",$0,$0 +87,"Feb 3, 2015",Bleeding Hearts,"$1,200,000",$0,$0 +88,"Dec 31, 2013",The Wicked Within,"$1,200,000",$0,$0 +89,"Dec 31, 2017",The Islands,"$1,200,000",$0,$0 +90,"Mar 21, 2014",God’s Not Dead,"$1,150,000","$60,755,732","$63,777,092" +91,"Oct 7, 2005",Waiting...,"$1,125,000","$16,124,543","$18,673,274" +92,"May 12, 2006",Dead Man's Shoes,"$1,125,000","$6,408","$414,736" +93,"Feb 1, 1980",The Fog,"$1,100,000","$21,445,318","$21,445,820" +94,"Dec 25, 2005",Wolf Creek,"$1,100,000","$16,186,348","$29,005,064" +95,"Feb 11, 2005",Ong-Bak,"$1,100,000","$4,563,167","$24,062,965" +96,"Mar 23, 2012",Serbuan maut,"$1,100,000","$4,105,123","$9,297,407" +97,"Sep 26, 1986",Down by Law,"$1,100,000","$1,436,000","$1,436,000" +98,"Sep 4, 1987",The Offspring,"$1,100,000","$1,355,728","$1,355,728" +99,"Feb 22, 2002",Sex with Strangers,"$1,100,000","$247,740","$247,740" +100,"May 18, 2012",Beyond the Black Rainbow,"$1,100,000","$56,491","$56,491" +1,"May 14, 2003",Dracula: Pages from a Virgin's Diary,"$1,100,000","$39,659","$81,371" +2,"Nov 21, 2014",The Sleepwalker,"$1,100,000","$2,636","$2,636" +3,"Mar 7, 2017",Departure,"$1,100,000",$0,"$27,561" +4,"Apr 7, 2009",Faith Like Potatoes,"$1,100,000",$0,$0 +5,"Mar 23, 2010",Lake Mungo,"$1,100,000",$0,$0 +6,"Apr 7, 2015",Silent Running,"$1,100,000",$0,$0 +7,"Dec 31, 2010",The Dead Undead,"$1,100,000",$0,$0 +8,"Dec 31, 2013",The Vatican Exorcisms,"$1,100,000",$0,$0 +9,"Dec 11, 2009",Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year,"$1,070,000","$164,649","$5,348,767" +10,"Jan 23, 1943",Casablanca,"$1,039,000","$10,462,500","$10,496,855" +11,"Nov 21, 1976",Rocky,"$1,000,000","$117,235,147","$225,000,000" +12,"Jan 6, 2012",The Devil Inside,"$1,000,000","$53,262,945","$101,759,490" +13,"Oct 7, 1963",Tom Jones,"$1,000,000","$37,600,000","$37,600,000" +14,"Apr 17, 2015",Unfriended,"$1,000,000","$32,789,645","$64,364,198" +15,"Feb 8, 1976",Taxi Driver,"$1,000,000","$28,262,574","$28,316,211" +16,"May 24, 2006",An Inconvenient Truth,"$1,000,000","$24,146,161","$53,365,925" +17,"Aug 23, 2013",You're Next,"$1,000,000","$18,494,006","$26,887,177" +18,"May 25, 2012",Chernobyl Diaries,"$1,000,000","$18,119,640","$42,411,721" +19,"Apr 10, 1981",The Howling,"$1,000,000","$17,985,000","$17,985,000" +20,"May 8, 1963",Dr. No,"$1,000,000","$16,067,035","$59,567,035" +21,"Sep 18, 1987",Hellraiser,"$1,000,000","$14,564,000","$14,575,148" +22,"Mar 11, 2016","Hello, My Name is Doris","$1,000,000","$14,444,999","$14,662,703" +23,"Sep 16, 2005",Cry Wolf,"$1,000,000","$10,047,674","$15,943,081" +24,"Aug 18, 2000",Godzilla 2000,"$1,000,000","$10,037,390","$10,037,390" +25,"Dec 29, 2010",Blue Valentine,"$1,000,000","$9,737,892","$16,566,240" +26,"Jan 20, 2006",Transamerica,"$1,000,000","$9,015,303","$16,553,163" +27,"Jan 1, 1970",Beyond the Valley of the Dolls,"$1,000,000","$9,000,000","$9,000,000" +28,"Nov 15, 1956",Love Me Tender,"$1,000,000","$9,000,000","$9,000,000" +29,"Jul 20, 2018",Unfriended: Dark Web,"$1,000,000","$8,866,745","$16,434,588" +30,"Dec 14, 1949",Sands of Iwo Jima,"$1,000,000","$7,800,000","$7,800,000" +31,"Sep 25, 2015",The Green Inferno,"$1,000,000","$7,192,291","$12,931,420" +32,"Feb 3, 2017",I Am Not Your Negro,"$1,000,000","$7,123,919","$9,617,402" +33,"Oct 19, 2012",The Sessions,"$1,000,000","$6,002,451","$11,495,204" +34,"Apr 4, 2008",Shine a Light,"$1,000,000","$5,505,267","$16,173,879" +35,"Mar 23, 2012",October Baby,"$1,000,000","$5,355,847","$5,391,992" +36,"Sep 12, 2014",The Skeleton Twins,"$1,000,000","$5,284,309","$5,797,192" +37,"Jun 14, 2013",20 Feet From Stardom,"$1,000,000","$4,946,250","$5,892,466" +38,"Jun 12, 2009","Food, Inc.","$1,000,000","$4,417,674","$4,731,944" +39,"Jul 28, 2017",An Inconvenient Sequel,"$1,000,000","$3,496,795","$5,839,322" +40,"Aug 21, 1998",Next Stop Wonderland,"$1,000,000","$3,395,581","$3,465,703" +41,"Jun 6, 2014",Obvious Child,"$1,000,000","$3,122,616","$3,324,070" +42,"Oct 21, 2011",Martha Marcy May Marlene,"$1,000,000","$2,981,038","$5,438,911" +43,"Aug 3, 2005",Junebug,"$1,000,000","$2,678,010","$3,553,253" +44,"Aug 1, 2008",Frozen River,"$1,000,000","$2,511,476","$6,030,129" +45,"Nov 21, 2001",Sidewalks of New York,"$1,000,000","$2,402,459","$3,575,308" +46,"Apr 24, 1998",Two Girls and a Guy,"$1,000,000","$2,057,193","$2,315,026" +47,"Sep 29, 2000",The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy,"$1,000,000","$1,744,858","$2,022,442" +48,"Jun 28, 2006",Who Killed the Electric Car?,"$1,000,000","$1,678,874","$1,849,392" +49,"Sep 18, 2009",The Secrets of Jonathan Sperry,"$1,000,000","$1,355,079","$1,355,079" +50,"Jul 17, 1996",Walking and Talking,"$1,000,000","$1,287,480","$1,615,787" +51,"Sep 19, 2003",Bubba Ho-Tep,"$1,000,000","$1,239,183","$1,492,895" +52,"Dec 7, 2001",No Man's Land,"$1,000,000","$1,067,481","$2,684,207" +53,"Oct 9, 1998",Slam,"$1,000,000","$1,009,819","$1,087,521" +54,"Oct 6, 2017",Visages villages,"$1,000,000","$952,432","$4,015,686" +55,"Apr 6, 2001",Brigham City,"$1,000,000","$852,206","$852,206" +56,"Aug 18, 2017",Patti Cake$,"$1,000,000","$800,148","$1,471,090" +57,"Dec 1, 2000",Panic,"$1,000,000","$779,137","$1,425,707" +58,"May 9, 2014",Palo Alto,"$1,000,000","$767,732","$1,156,309" +59,"Sep 8, 2000",Fiza,"$1,000,000","$623,791","$1,179,462" +60,"Feb 3, 2010",Ajami,"$1,000,000","$621,859","$2,721,096" +61,"Oct 23, 1998",Orgazmo,"$1,000,000","$582,024","$627,287" +62,"Jul 29, 2011",The Future,"$1,000,000","$568,662","$1,239,174" +63,"Feb 14, 2003",All the Real Girls,"$1,000,000","$549,666","$703,020" +64,"Oct 24, 2014",23 Blast,"$1,000,000","$549,185","$549,185" +65,"Jun 20, 1997",Dream With The Fishes,"$1,000,000","$542,909","$542,909" +66,"Jul 19, 2013",The Act of Killing,"$1,000,000","$486,919","$1,227,316" +67,"May 2, 2003",Blue Car,"$1,000,000","$464,126","$475,367" +68,"Oct 19, 2007",Wristcutters: A Love Story,"$1,000,000","$446,165","$473,769" +69,"May 5, 2000",Luminarias,"$1,000,000","$428,535","$428,535" +70,"Jul 18, 2014",I Origins,"$1,000,000","$336,472","$852,399" +71,"Nov 28, 2014",Antarctica: A Year on Ice,"$1,000,000","$288,757","$288,757" +72,"Aug 22, 2003",The Battle of Shaker Heights,"$1,000,000","$280,351","$839,145" +73,"Jan 18, 2008",Taxi to the Dark Side,"$1,000,000","$274,661","$304,472" +74,"Apr 8, 2016",The Invitation,"$1,000,000","$231,738","$354,836" +75,"Sep 24, 2004",Guiana 1838,"$1,000,000","$227,241","$227,241" +76,"Dec 30, 2002",Love Liza,"$1,000,000","$213,137","$213,137" +77,"Jul 7, 2006",Once in a Lifetime: the Extraordinary Story of the New York Cosmos,"$1,000,000","$144,601","$215,559" +78,"Aug 22, 2001",Lisa Picard is Famous,"$1,000,000","$113,433","$113,433" +79,"Jul 31, 2015",Beyond the Brick: A LEGO Brickumentary,"$1,000,000","$101,531","$101,531" +80,"Oct 30, 2009",The House of the Devil,"$1,000,000","$101,215","$102,812" +81,"Jun 1, 2012",Hardflip,"$1,000,000","$96,734","$96,734" +82,"Mar 11, 2016",Creative Control,"$1,000,000","$63,014","$63,014" +83,"Sep 16, 2005",Chocolate: Deep Dark Secrets,"$1,000,000","$49,000","$1,549,000" +84,"Jul 1, 2011",The Perfect Host,"$1,000,000","$48,764","$51,587" +85,"Sep 25, 1998",The Last Big Thing,"$1,000,000","$22,434","$22,434" +86,"Aug 7, 1998",Safe Men,"$1,000,000","$21,210","$21,210" +87,"Aug 31, 2001",Speedway Junky,"$1,000,000","$17,127","$17,127" +88,"Feb 13, 2015",Hits,"$1,000,000","$15,156","$15,156" +89,"Sep 22, 2000",The Specials,"$1,000,000","$12,996","$12,996" +90,"Sep 3, 2010",16 to Life,"$1,000,000","$11,574","$11,574" +91,"Jan 17, 2007",Alone with Her,"$1,000,000","$10,787","$844,377" +92,"Oct 17, 2014",Camp X-Ray,"$1,000,000","$9,837","$101,053" +93,"Nov 21, 2008",Special,"$1,000,000","$7,202","$26,822" +94,"Apr 10, 2015",The Sisterhood of Night,"$1,000,000","$6,870","$6,870" +95,"Mar 19, 1999",Sparkler,"$1,000,000","$5,494","$5,494" +96,"Mar 18, 2005",The Helix…Loaded,"$1,000,000","$3,700","$3,700" +97,"May 15, 2015",Childless,"$1,000,000","$1,036","$1,036" +98,"Apr 21, 2006",In Her Line of Fire,"$1,000,000",$884,$884 +99,"Dec 13, 2002",The Jimmy Show,"$1,000,000",$703,$703 +100,"Dec 31, 2013",Heli,"$1,000,000",$0,"$552,614" +1,"Dec 31, 2015",Karachi se Lahore,"$1,000,000",$0,"$17,721" +2,"Dec 31, 2006",Loving Annabelle,"$1,000,000",$0,"$5,382" +3,"Dec 11, 2015",American Hero,"$1,000,000",$0,$26 +4,"Dec 1, 2009",Frat Party,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +5,"Sep 15, 2006",Jimmy and Judy,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +6,"Oct 24, 2003",The Party's Over,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +7,"Jul 17, 2009",The Poker House,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +8,"Sep 23, 2005",Proud,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +9,"Dec 31, 2008",Steppin: The Movie,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +10,"Jan 29, 2010",Zombies of Mass Destruction,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +11,"Mar 20, 2012",Snow White: A Deadly Summer,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +12,"Oct 9, 2012",Truth or Die,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +13,"May 14, 2013",Black Rock,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +14,"Jan 7, 2014",Hidden Away,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +15,"Oct 4, 2013",My Last Day Without You,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +16,"Oct 8, 2013",Zombie Hunter,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +17,"Dec 31, 2014",Doc Holliday's Revenge,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +18,"Jun 24, 2014",A Fine Step,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +19,"Feb 10, 2015",Fear Clinic,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +20,"Mar 10, 2015",The Pet,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +21,"Dec 31, 2014",Bang Bang Baby,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +22,"Apr 8, 2016",Hush,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +23,"Mar 1, 2016",1982,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +24,"Oct 27, 2015",The Horror Network,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +25,"Dec 31, 2016",Chemical Cut,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +26,"Dec 22, 2015",Por amor en el caserio,"$1,000,000",$0,$0 +27,"Jun 1, 2007",And Then Came Love,"$989,000","$8,158","$8,158" +28,"Apr 14, 2006",Hard Candy,"$950,000","$1,024,640","$8,267,066" +29,"Sep 27, 2002",Charly,"$950,000","$814,666","$814,666" +30,"Jan 10, 2014",Banshee Chapter,"$950,000",$0,"$78,122" +31,"Dec 31, 2012",Trance,"$950,000",$0,$0 +32,"Aug 12, 2014",Jesse,"$950,000",$0,$0 +33,"Mar 3, 2015",Ask Me Anything,"$950,000",$0,$0 +34,"Apr 13, 2012",L!fe Happens,"$930,000","$30,905","$30,905" +35,"May 12, 2017",Lowriders,"$916,000","$6,179,955","$6,188,421" +36,"Nov 21, 2014",Food Chains,"$913,000",$0,$176 +37,"Jul 28, 1954",On the Waterfront,"$910,000","$9,600,000","$9,600,000" +38,"Jul 12, 2013",Fruitvale Station,"$900,000","$16,098,998","$17,549,645" +39,"Apr 1, 2016",Meet the Blacks,"$900,000","$9,097,072","$9,097,072" +40,"Jan 25, 2008","4 luni, 3 saptamani si 2 zile","$900,000","$1,196,321","$11,993,156" +41,"Aug 26, 2011",Circumstance,"$900,000","$454,121","$958,978" +42,"Aug 25, 2006",The Quiet,"$900,000","$381,420","$381,420" +43,"Apr 27, 2012",The Giant Mechanical Man,"$900,000","$7,396","$7,396" +44,"Apr 5, 2013",The Brass Teapot,"$900,000","$6,997","$413,733" +45,"Dec 31, 2014",40 Weeks,"$900,000",$0,$0 +46,"May 5, 2015",Le bonheur d'Elza,"$900,000",$0,$0 +47,"Aug 13, 1942",Bambi,"$858,000","$102,797,000","$268,000,000" +48,"Aug 31, 2012","For a Good Time, Call","$850,000","$1,251,749","$1,386,088" +49,"Jan 30, 2004",Latter Days,"$850,000","$833,118","$865,708" +50,"Mar 21, 2008",The Hammer,"$850,000","$442,638","$442,638" +51,"Aug 28, 2015",Windsor Drive,"$850,000","$3,256","$3,256" +52,"Dec 31, 2012",Snitch,"$850,000",$0,$0 +53,"Dec 31, 2008",Harrison Montgomery,"$850,000",$0,$0 +54,"Aug 3, 2012",Celeste and Jesse Forever,"$840,000","$3,103,407","$3,787,689" +55,"Oct 25, 2002",Time Changer,"$825,000","$1,500,711","$1,500,711" +56,"Aug 11, 2009",London to Brighton,"$825,000",$0,"$610,776" +57,"Dec 31, 2009",Crying With Laughter,"$820,000",$0,"$16,909" +58,"Jan 1, 1971",Billy Jack,"$800,000","$98,000,000","$98,000,000" +59,"Dec 30, 2011",Jodaeiye Nader az Simin,"$800,000","$7,098,492","$24,426,169" +60,"May 10, 1996",Welcome to the Dollhouse,"$800,000","$4,198,137","$5,034,794" +61,"Mar 28, 2003",Raising Victor Vargas,"$800,000","$2,073,984","$2,900,578" +62,"Oct 1, 1993",Ruby in Paradise,"$800,000","$1,001,437","$1,001,437" +63,"Aug 9, 2002",Pandora's Box,"$800,000","$881,950","$881,950" +64,"Jul 18, 2007",Cama adentro,"$800,000","$200,433","$200,433" +65,"Mar 10, 2000",Deterrence,"$800,000","$144,583","$371,647" +66,"May 7, 2004",The Mudge Boy,"$800,000","$62,544","$62,544" +67,"Apr 11, 2003",The Young Unknowns,"$800,000","$58,163","$58,163" +68,"Jun 19, 2009",Død snø,"$800,000","$46,742","$2,194,020" +69,"Sep 19, 2014",Not Cool,"$800,000","$35,688","$35,688" +70,"Feb 3, 2012",Kill List,"$800,000","$29,063","$462,206" +71,"Jan 9, 2015",Vessel,"$800,000",$0,$0 +72,"Aug 6, 2004",Saints and Soldiers,"$780,000","$1,310,470","$1,310,470" +73,"Aug 11, 1973",American Graffiti,"$777,000","$115,000,000","$140,000,000" +74,"Sep 8, 2006",Iraq for Sale: The War Profiteers,"$775,000",$0,$0 +75,"Sep 9, 2011",Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain,"$750,000","$7,706,436","$7,712,436" +76,"Apr 13, 2007",Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters,"$750,000","$5,520,368","$5,520,368" +77,"Jun 8, 2012",Safety Not Guaranteed,"$750,000","$4,010,957","$4,422,318" +78,"Feb 3, 2012",The Innkeepers,"$750,000","$78,396","$1,011,535" +79,"Aug 29, 2014",Il conformista,"$750,000","$59,656","$89,609" +80,"Nov 15, 2002",Interview with the Assassin,"$750,000","$47,329","$47,329" +81,"Jul 1, 2005",Undead,"$750,000","$41,196","$229,250" +82,"Jan 23, 2009",Donkey Punch,"$750,000","$19,367","$814,801" +83,"Oct 11, 2013",All the Boys Love Mandy Lane,"$750,000",$0,"$1,960,521" +84,"Dec 31, 2014",Destiny,"$750,000",$0,$450 +85,"Apr 7, 2009",Bled,"$750,000",$0,$0 +86,"Jan 5, 2016",Adulterers,"$750,000",$0,$0 +87,"Jun 25, 1968",La mariée était en noir,"$747,000","$44,566","$44,566" +88,"Jul 24, 1952",High Noon,"$730,000","$8,000,000","$8,000,000" +89,"Oct 14, 1994",Hoop Dreams,"$700,000","$7,768,371","$11,768,371" +90,"Jun 24, 2005",Rize,"$700,000","$3,278,611","$4,857,731" +91,"Aug 11, 2006",Half Nelson,"$700,000","$2,697,938","$4,911,725" +92,"Sep 7, 2001",L.I.E.,"$700,000","$1,140,965","$1,140,965" +93,"Aug 4, 2017",Columbus,"$700,000","$1,017,107","$1,110,511" +94,"Oct 8, 1999",Naturally Native,"$700,000","$10,508","$10,508" +95,"Jan 26, 2010",B-Girl,"$700,000",$0,"$1,160" +96,"Mar 13, 2015",Walter,"$700,000",$0,$0 +97,"Apr 7, 1933",King Kong,"$672,000","$10,000,000","$10,000,650" +98,"Apr 10, 1953",House of Wax,"$658,000","$23,800,000","$23,800,000" +99,"Jun 19, 1998",Hav Plenty,"$650,000","$2,301,777","$2,301,777" +100,"Oct 11, 2013",Escape from Tomorrow,"$650,000","$171,962","$171,962" +1,"Dec 14, 2018",That Way Madness Lies,"$650,000","$1,447","$1,447" +2,"Dec 31, 2012",After,"$650,000",$0,$0 +3,"Dec 31, 2014",The Hadza: Last of the First,"$650,000",$0,$0 +4,"Dec 31, 2009",Starsuckers,"$640,000",$0,"$14,812" +5,"Dec 31, 2013",Treachery,"$625,000",$0,$0 +6,"Sep 6, 1935",Top Hat,"$609,000","$1,782,000","$3,202,000" +7,"Jul 14, 1999",The Blair Witch Project,"$600,000","$140,539,099","$248,300,000" +8,"Mar 26, 1970",Woodstock,"$600,000","$34,505,110","$34,505,110" +9,"Aug 10, 1977",The Kentucky Fried Movie,"$600,000","$15,000,000","$20,000,000" +10,"May 10, 1967",Per qualche dollaro in più,"$600,000","$4,300,000","$4,300,000" +11,"Oct 31, 2000",Mercy Streets,"$600,000","$173,599","$173,599" +12,"May 2, 2014",Water & Power,"$600,000","$42,557","$42,557" +13,"Oct 19, 2007",Arnolds Park,"$600,000","$23,616","$23,616" +14,"Jul 2, 1999",Broken Vessels,"$600,000","$15,030","$85,343" +15,"May 22, 2015",Drunk Wedding,"$600,000","$3,301","$3,301" +16,"Mar 4, 2016",They Will Have to Kill Us First,"$600,000",$0,"$7,943" +17,"Aug 23, 2002",Crop Circles: Quest for Truth,"$600,000",$0,$0 +18,"Aug 8, 2014",The Maid's Room,"$600,000",$0,$0 +19,"Dec 31, 2014",Light from the Darkroom,"$600,000",$0,$0 +20,"Feb 24, 2015",Irreplaceable,"$600,000",$0,$0 +21,"Aug 11, 1964",A Hard Day's Night,"$560,000","$1,537,860","$1,626,784" +22,"Jul 29, 2011",The Harvest/La Cosecha,"$560,000","$3,709","$3,709" +23,"Dec 31, 2015",Julija in alfa Romeo,"$560,000",$0,"$8,462" +24,"Dec 26, 1931",Mata Hari,"$558,000","$900,000","$900,000" +25,"May 9, 1980",Friday the 13th,"$550,000","$39,754,601","$59,754,601" +26,"Apr 27, 1984",Love Letters,"$550,000","$5,269,990","$5,269,990" +27,"Sep 12, 2014",Faith Connections,"$550,000","$9,111","$9,111" +28,"Mar 6, 2012",High Road,"$546,173",$0,$0 +29,"Sep 26, 2008",Fireproof,"$500,000","$33,456,317","$33,473,297" +30,"Nov 15, 1974",Benji,"$500,000","$31,559,560","$31,559,560" +31,"Aug 6, 2004",Open Water,"$500,000","$30,500,882","$55,518,641" +32,"Jan 1, 1977",Kingdom of the Spiders,"$500,000","$17,000,000","$17,000,000" +33,"May 13, 2005",Mad Hot Ballroom,"$500,000","$8,117,961","$9,387,581" +34,"Oct 3, 2003",The Station Agent,"$500,000","$5,801,558","$9,470,209" +35,"Jan 22, 2010",To Save a Life,"$500,000","$3,777,210","$3,824,868" +36,"Jun 16, 2006",Wordplay,"$500,000","$3,121,270","$3,177,636" +37,"Oct 22, 1999",Beyond the Mat,"$500,000","$2,047,570","$2,047,570" +38,"Feb 1, 2002",The Singles Ward,"$500,000","$1,250,798","$1,250,798" +39,"Jul 8, 2011",Sholem Aleichem: Laughing in the Darkness,"$500,000","$1,131,261","$1,131,261" +40,"Jan 30, 2004",Osama,"$500,000","$1,127,331","$1,971,479" +41,"Jun 9, 2000",Groove,"$500,000","$1,115,313","$1,167,524" +42,"Jan 31, 2003",The R.M.,"$500,000","$1,111,615","$1,111,615" +43,"Jul 30, 1999",Twin Falls Idaho,"$500,000","$985,341","$1,027,228" +44,"Aug 20, 2004",Mean Creek,"$500,000","$603,951","$1,348,750" +45,"Aug 23, 2013",Drinking Buddies,"$500,000","$343,706","$407,100" +46,"Feb 13, 1998",Hurricane Streets,"$500,000","$334,041","$367,582" +47,"Jul 12, 2002",Never Again,"$500,000","$307,631","$308,793" +48,"Nov 19, 1956",Shichinin no samurai,"$500,000","$271,736","$271,736" +49,"Aug 29, 2003",Civil Brand,"$500,000","$254,293","$254,293" +50,"Oct 29, 2010",Monsters,"$500,000","$237,301","$5,639,730" +51,"Mar 24, 2006",Lonesome Jim,"$500,000","$154,187","$602,789" +52,"Apr 17, 2013",Deceptive Practice: The Mysteries and Mentors of Ricky Jay,"$500,000","$152,449","$152,449" +53,"Sep 28, 2012",The Other Dream Team,"$500,000","$134,109","$314,444" +54,"Dec 11, 2015",O Menino e o Mundo,"$500,000","$129,479","$280,967" +55,"Apr 1, 2011",Rubber,"$500,000","$100,370","$680,914" +56,"Jan 1, 1991",Johnny Suede,"$500,000","$55,000","$55,000" +57,"Oct 5, 2007",Finishing the Game,"$500,000","$52,850","$53,201" +58,"Apr 18, 2008",Kiss the Bride,"$500,000","$32,033","$32,033" +59,"Jul 11, 2003",The Journey,"$500,000","$19,800","$19,800" +60,"Apr 23, 2009",Home,"$500,000","$15,433","$44,793,168" +61,"Jan 10, 2003",The Slaughter Rule,"$500,000","$13,134","$13,134" +62,"May 14, 2010",The Living Wake,"$500,000","$12,232","$12,232" +63,"Feb 27, 2009",Scott Walker: 30 Century Man,"$500,000","$6,840","$77,121" +64,"Oct 21, 2005",The Californians,"$500,000","$4,134","$4,134" +65,"Sep 10, 2014",Born to Fly: Elizabeth Streb vs. Gravity,"$500,000","$1,822","$1,822" +66,"Jun 28, 2013",Detention of the Dead,"$500,000","$1,778","$1,778" +67,"May 11, 2018",Higher Power,"$500,000",$528,$528 +68,"Dec 31, 2006",Feng kuang de shi tou,"$500,000",$0,"$3,000,000" +69,"Jan 8, 2013",Now is Good,"$500,000",$0,"$2,141,436" +70,"Dec 31, 2006",Griffin & Phoenix,"$500,000",$0,"$1,355,967" +71,"Nov 2, 2001",Everything Put Together,"$500,000",$0,"$7,890" +72,"Dec 31, 2010",Drones,"$500,000",$0,$0 +73,"Apr 3, 2012",Enter Nowhere,"$500,000",$0,$0 +74,"Jul 17, 2012",Girls Gone Dead,"$500,000",$0,$0 +75,"Dec 31, 2005",Insomnia Manica,"$500,000",$0,$0 +76,"Dec 31, 2014",America Is Still The Place,"$500,000",$0,$0 +77,"Jul 24, 2015",The Outrageous Sophie Tucker,"$500,000",$0,$0 +78,"Mar 10, 2015",Subconscious,"$500,000",$0,$0 +79,"Apr 14, 2015",Roadside,"$500,000",$0,$0 +80,"Dec 31, 2014",Diamond Ruff,"$500,000",$0,$0 +81,"Feb 10, 2015",Love in the Time of Monsters,"$500,000",$0,$0 +82,"Dec 31, 2012",El rey de Najayo,"$500,000",$0,$0 +83,"Dec 31, 2015",Fight to the Finish,"$500,000",$0,$0 +84,"Dec 31, 2013",Bucky and the Squirrels,"$500,000",$0,$0 +85,"Dec 31, 1990",Going Under,"$500,000",$0,$0 +86,"Jun 23, 2015",Crossroads,"$500,000",$0,$0 +87,"Aug 11, 2015",Alleluia! The Devil's Carnival,"$500,000",$0,$0 +88,"Dec 1, 2015",Brooklyn Bizarre,"$500,000",$0,$0 +89,"Dec 31, 2014",The Sound and the Shadow,"$500,000",$0,$0 +90,"Dec 31, 2015",Rodeo Girl,"$500,000",$0,$0 +91,"Nov 10, 2015",The Little Ponderosa Zoo,"$500,000",$0,$0 +92,"Dec 31, 1984",The Toxic Avenger,"$475,000",$0,$0 +93,"Sep 25, 2009",Paranormal Activity,"$450,000","$107,918,810","$194,183,034" +94,"Jan 1, 1991",Straight out of Brooklyn,"$450,000","$2,712,293","$2,712,293" +95,"Mar 31, 2006",Brick,"$450,000","$2,075,743","$4,243,996" +96,"Aug 22, 1997",Sunday,"$450,000","$410,919","$450,349" +97,"Aug 11, 2006",Conversations with Other Women,"$450,000","$379,418","$1,297,745" +98,"Nov 20, 2015",Siakh lokhamim: ha'slilim ha'gnouzim,"$450,000","$41,260","$42,503" +99,"May 9, 2008",Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead,"$450,000","$13,804","$22,623" +100,"Jul 11, 2014",As It Is in Heaven,"$450,000","$13,486","$13,486" +1,"Jul 1, 2014",Mutual Friends,"$450,000",$0,$0 +2,"Dec 31, 2014",Rise Of the Entrepreneur - The Search For A Better Way,"$450,000",$0,$0 +3,"Mar 9, 1933",42nd Street,"$439,000","$1,438,000","$2,281,000" +4,"Aug 3, 1990",Metropolitan,"$430,000","$2,938,000","$2,938,000" +5,"Apr 28, 2006",Moartea domnului Lazarescu,"$425,000","$80,301","$581,304" +6,"Jan 21, 2005",Gory Gory Hallelujah,"$425,000","$12,604","$12,604" +7,"Apr 25, 2014",Blue Ruin,"$420,000","$258,384","$437,002" +8,"Jun 11, 2004",Napoleon Dynamite,"$400,000","$44,540,956","$46,122,713" +9,"May 10, 1975",Monty Python and the Holy Grail,"$400,000","$3,427,696","$5,028,948" +10,"Aug 2, 2006",Quinceanera,"$400,000","$1,692,693","$2,797,199" +11,"Apr 26, 2002",Dogtown and Z-Boys,"$400,000","$1,293,295","$1,600,566" +12,"Oct 24, 2008",Heroes,"$400,000","$655,538","$655,538" +13,"Oct 6, 2004",Tarnation,"$400,000","$592,014","$1,162,014" +14,"Oct 15, 2010",I Want Your Money,"$400,000","$433,588","$433,588" +15,"Jan 1, 1983",E tu vivrai nel terrore - L'aldilÃ,"$400,000","$126,387","$126,387" +16,"May 16, 1980",Home Movies,"$400,000","$89,134","$89,134" +17,"Jul 27, 2001",Jackpot,"$400,000","$44,452","$44,452" +18,"Dec 10, 2004",Fabled,"$400,000","$31,425","$31,425" +19,"Oct 13, 2005",The Dark Hours,"$400,000",$423,$423 +20,"Mar 31, 2015",Viskningar och rop,"$400,000",$0,"$9,071" +21,"Apr 1, 1986",My Beautiful Laundrette,"$400,000",$0,$0 +22,"Nov 4, 2005",Show Me,"$400,000",$0,$0 +23,"Dec 31, 2014",Pancakes,"$400,000",$0,$0 +24,"Sep 5, 1916",Intolerance,"$385,907",$0,$0 +25,"Feb 1, 1929",The Broadway Melody,"$379,000","$2,800,000","$4,358,000" +26,"Apr 15, 1983",The Evil Dead,"$375,000","$2,400,000","$29,400,000" +27,"May 21, 1999",Trekkies,"$375,000","$617,172","$617,172" +28,"Jan 1, 1980",Maniac,"$350,000","$10,000,000","$10,000,000" +29,"Jan 1, 1987",American Ninja 2: The Confrontation,"$350,000","$4,000,000","$4,000,000" +30,"Jul 8, 2005",Murderball,"$350,000","$1,531,154","$1,772,979" +31,"Sep 1, 2010",My Dog Tulip,"$350,000","$246,574","$310,891" +32,"Oct 18, 2006",51 Birch Street,"$350,000","$84,689","$84,689" +33,"Nov 15, 2002",Revolution#9,"$350,000","$9,118","$9,118" +34,"Apr 10, 2009",Royal Kill,"$350,000",$0,$0 +35,"Oct 20, 2015",Rotor DR1,"$350,000",$0,$0 +36,"Apr 13, 1957",12 Angry Men,"$340,000",$0,$0 +37,"Oct 17, 1978",Halloween,"$325,000","$47,000,000","$70,000,000" +38,"Feb 22, 1934",It Happened One Night,"$325,000","$2,500,000","$2,500,000" +39,"Jun 25, 2010",Kynodontas,"$323,000","$110,248","$1,373,407" +40,"Nov 24, 1999",Tumbleweeds,"$312,000","$1,350,248","$1,788,168" +41,"Nov 14, 2003",Tupac Resurrection,"$300,000","$7,718,961","$7,808,524" +42,"Mar 10, 2000",God's Army,"$300,000","$2,637,726","$2,652,515" +43,"Oct 17, 2003",Pieces of April,"$300,000","$2,528,664","$3,571,253" +44,"Sep 20, 1996",When The Cat's Away,"$300,000","$1,652,472","$2,525,984" +45,"Dec 10, 2008",Wendy and Lucy,"$300,000","$865,695","$1,416,046" +46,"Sep 11, 1998",Let's Talk About Sex,"$300,000","$373,615","$373,615" +47,"Aug 25, 2006",Old Joy,"$300,000","$255,923","$399,908" +48,"Jul 15, 2005",First Morning,"$300,000","$87,264","$87,264" +49,"Jun 15, 2007",Pierrot le fou,"$300,000","$70,807","$71,380" +50,"Mar 5, 1997",The Watermelon Woman,"$300,000","$42,735","$42,735" +51,"Mar 11, 2011",3 Backyards,"$300,000","$39,475","$39,475" +52,"Apr 12, 2006",Sisters in Law,"$300,000","$33,312","$33,312" +53,"Nov 9, 2012",Nothing But a Man,"$300,000","$17,241","$17,241" +54,"Jul 19, 2002",Ayurveda: Art of Being,"$300,000","$16,892","$2,066,892" +55,"Aug 7, 1998","First Love, Last Rites","$300,000","$10,876","$10,876" +56,"May 6, 2005",Fighting Tommy Riley,"$300,000","$10,514","$10,514" +57,"Mar 28, 2014",Locker 13,"$300,000","$3,496","$3,496" +58,"Oct 23, 2015",The Looking Glass,"$300,000","$1,711","$1,711" +59,"Oct 31, 2014",All You Need Is Love,"$300,000",$0,"$3,565,259" +60,"Apr 1, 1975",Death Race 2000,"$300,000",$0,$0 +61,"Jul 3, 2012",Some Guy Who Kills People,"$300,000",$0,$0 +62,"Aug 7, 2013",Midnight Cabaret,"$300,000",$0,$0 +63,"Mar 10, 2015",Teeth and Blood,"$300,000",$0,$0 +64,"Dec 31, 2015",Walking to Paris,"$300,000",$0,$0 +65,"Dec 31, 2010",Anderson's Cross,"$300,000",$0,$0 +66,"Dec 8, 2015",Amidst the Devil's Wings,"$300,000",$0,$0 +67,"Dec 31, 2010",Death Calls,"$290,000",$0,$0 +68,"Aug 17, 2012",Compliance,"$270,000","$319,285","$830,700" +69,"May 1, 1981",Graduation Day,"$250,000","$23,894,000","$23,894,000" +70,"Apr 4, 1997",Chasing Amy,"$250,000","$12,006,514","$15,155,095" +71,"Jun 28, 2002",Lovely and Amazing,"$250,000","$4,210,379","$4,613,482" +72,"Apr 28, 2017",Sleight,"$250,000","$3,930,990","$3,934,450" +73,"Apr 11, 2003",Better Luck Tomorrow,"$250,000","$3,802,390","$3,809,226" +74,"Oct 28, 2011",Like Crazy,"$250,000","$3,395,391","$3,728,400" +75,"Jun 16, 1995",The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love,"$250,000","$2,210,408","$2,477,155" +76,"Jul 14, 2000",Chuck&Buck,"$250,000","$1,055,671","$1,157,672" +77,"Mar 16, 2001",American Desi,"$250,000","$902,835","$1,366,235" +78,"Sep 11, 1998",Cube,"$250,000","$489,220","$8,969,065" +79,"Mar 28, 1997",Love and Other Catastrophes,"$250,000","$212,285","$743,216" +80,"Aug 28, 1998",I Married a Strange Person,"$250,000","$203,134","$203,134" +81,"Jul 22, 2005",November,"$250,000","$191,862","$191,862" +82,"Sep 17, 1999",Sugar Town,"$250,000","$178,095","$178,095" +83,"Mar 28, 2008",Happy Valley,"$250,000","$67,665","$67,665" +84,"Aug 2, 2013",The Canyons,"$250,000","$59,671","$62,375" +85,"Jun 28, 2006",The Motel,"$250,000","$51,540","$51,540" +86,"Jul 15, 2005",On the Outs,"$250,000","$49,772","$237,816" +87,"Dec 14, 2007",Shotgun Stories,"$250,000","$46,026","$284,174" +88,"Aug 15, 2014",Nightlights,"$250,000","$21,147","$21,147" +89,"Jun 6, 2014",Test,"$250,000","$18,823","$18,823" +90,"Jan 8, 1999",The Sticky Fingers of Time,"$250,000","$18,195","$20,628" +91,"Mar 24, 2015",Along the Roadside,"$250,000",$0,"$3,234" +92,"Oct 21, 2008",Sunday School Musical,"$250,000",$0,$0 +93,"Oct 5, 2010",Rust,"$250,000",$0,$0 +94,"Dec 31, 2010",The Christmas Bunny,"$250,000",$0,$0 +95,"Nov 10, 2009",Ink,"$250,000",$0,$0 +96,"Dec 18, 2012",The Frozen,"$250,000",$0,$0 +97,"Apr 11, 2014",Jesus People,"$250,000",$0,$0 +98,"Dec 31, 2010",Butterfly,"$250,000",$0,$0 +99,"Feb 3, 2015",UnDivided,"$250,000",$0,$0 +100,"Dec 31, 2014",Horse Camp,"$250,000",$0,$0 +1,"Feb 24, 2015",Give Me Shelter,"$250,000",$0,$0 +2,"Dec 31, 2011",Rock the House,"$250,000",$0,$0 +3,"Dec 31, 2015",Shooting the Warwicks,"$250,000",$0,$0 +4,"Aug 18, 2015",The Love Letter,"$250,000",$0,$0 +5,"Oct 9, 2015",Western Religion,"$250,000",$0,$0 +6,"Jan 1, 2015",4/11,"$250,000",$0,$0 +7,"Nov 19, 1925",The Big Parade,"$245,000","$11,000,000","$22,000,000" +8,"Oct 31, 2008",Little Big Top,"$240,000","$7,484","$7,484" +9,"Oct 9, 2009",Bronson,"$230,000","$104,979","$2,703,762" +10,"Jul 20, 2012",Burn,"$225,000","$1,109,276","$1,109,276" +11,"Sep 15, 2000",Urbania,"$225,000","$1,032,075","$1,032,075" +12,"Jun 13, 1953","The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms","$210,000","$5,000,000","$5,000,000" +13,"Jul 25, 1969",The Stewardesses,"$200,000","$13,500,000","$25,000,000" +14,"Mar 21, 1980",Mad Max,"$200,000","$8,750,000","$99,750,000" +15,"Dec 24, 1916","20,000 Leagues Under the Sea","$200,000","$8,000,000","$8,000,000" +16,"Oct 18, 1996",Swingers,"$200,000","$4,505,922","$6,618,578" +17,"Jan 18, 1967",Per un pugno di dollari,"$200,000","$3,500,000","$3,516,248" +18,"Feb 25, 2011",The Grace Card,"$200,000","$2,430,735","$2,430,735" +19,"Feb 9, 1933",She Done Him Wrong,"$200,000","$2,000,000","$2,000,000" +20,"Feb 11, 2000",Trois,"$200,000","$1,161,843","$1,161,843" +21,"Jun 19, 2015",The Overnight,"$200,000","$1,109,808","$1,165,996" +22,"Oct 22, 2004",Short Cut to Nirvana: Kumbh Mela,"$200,000","$381,225","$439,651" +23,"Oct 12, 2012",Middle of Nowhere,"$200,000","$236,806","$236,806" +24,"Oct 10, 2008",Call+Response,"$200,000","$212,989","$212,989" +25,"May 10, 2002",The Business of Fancy Dancing,"$200,000","$174,682","$174,682" +26,"May 10, 2002",Hybrid,"$200,000","$162,605","$162,605" +27,"Jun 13, 2008",Baghead,"$200,000","$140,016","$140,016" +28,"Sep 10, 2004",Malevolence,"$200,000","$126,021","$346,106" +29,"Sep 9, 2005",Side Effects,"$200,000","$44,701","$44,701" +30,"Oct 10, 2008",Good Dick,"$200,000","$28,835","$52,443" +31,"Jul 21, 2006",The Case of the Grinning Cat,"$200,000","$7,033","$7,033" +32,"Jan 7, 2005",Solitude,"$200,000","$6,260","$6,260" +33,"Mar 14, 2014",The Word,"$200,000","$3,648","$3,648" +34,"Jun 15, 2007",The Trials of Darryl Hunt,"$200,000","$1,217","$1,217" +35,"Oct 19, 2007",The Man From Earth,"$200,000",$0,$0 +36,"Dec 31, 2004",Samantha: An American Girl Holiday,"$200,000",$0,$0 +37,"Jan 17, 2008",Yesterday Was a Lie,"$200,000",$0,$0 +38,"Sep 12, 2014",Archaeology of a Woman,"$200,000",$0,$0 +39,"Aug 26, 2014",Sanctuary; Quite a Conundrum,"$200,000",$0,$0 +40,"Sep 29, 2015",Theresa Is a Mother,"$200,000",$0,$0 +41,"Nov 10, 2015",Perfect Cowboy,"$200,000",$0,$0 +42,"Dec 31, 2014",H.,"$200,000",$0,$0 +43,"Sep 23, 2011",Weekend,"$190,000","$484,592","$1,577,585" +44,"Jan 22, 1999",Bacheha-Ye aseman,"$180,000","$933,933","$1,628,579" +45,"Feb 27, 2015",Butterfly Girl,"$180,000","$17,503","$17,503" +46,"Jun 16, 2017",Arrowhead,"$180,000",$0,$0 +47,"Aug 8, 1986",She's Gotta Have It,"$175,000","$7,137,502","$7,137,502" +48,"Jul 22, 2011",Another Earth,"$175,000","$1,321,194","$2,102,779" +49,"Aug 23, 2013",Sparrows Dance,"$175,000","$2,602","$2,602" +50,"Sep 4, 2015",Heroes of Dirt,"$175,000",$0,$0 +51,"Jun 3, 2016",The Fits,"$170,000","$166,425","$169,242" +52,"Jun 30, 1979",Dolphin,"$170,000","$14,000","$14,000" +53,"Dec 31, 2015",Lumea e a mea,"$168,000",$0,"$29,678" +54,"Sep 11, 2009",The Horse Boy,"$160,000","$156,612","$156,612" +55,"Mar 1, 2002",The Calling,"$160,000","$32,092","$32,092" +56,"Jan 1, 1971",Sweet Sweetback's Baad Asssss Song,"$150,000","$15,200,000","$15,200,000" +57,"May 16, 2007",Once,"$150,000","$9,445,857","$23,323,631" +58,"Jul 19, 2002",Tadpole,"$150,000","$2,891,288","$3,270,128" +59,"Jun 23, 2000",The Woman Chaser,"$150,000","$110,719","$110,719" +60,"Apr 17, 2015",Antarctic Edge: 70º South,"$150,000","$7,193","$7,193" +61,"Aug 21, 2015",Top Spin,"$150,000","$5,858","$5,858" +62,"Dec 31, 2013",Speak No Evil,"$150,000",$0,"$32,927" +63,"Oct 6, 2009",A Charlie Brown Christmas,"$150,000",$0,$0 +64,"May 3, 2013",Aroused,"$150,000",$0,$0 +65,"Dec 31, 2015",Escaping the Holocost,"$150,000",$0,$0 +66,"Oct 18, 1974",The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,"$140,000","$26,572,439","$26,572,439" +67,"Dec 20, 1989",Roger & Me,"$140,000","$6,706,368","$6,706,368" +68,"Apr 27, 2012",Sound of My Voice,"$135,000","$408,015","$429,448" +69,"Nov 16, 1942",Cat People,"$134,000","$4,000,000","$8,000,000" +70,"Jul 18, 2014",An American in Hollywood,"$125,000",$0,$0 +71,"Aug 11, 2015",The Brain That Sings,"$125,000",$0,$0 +72,"Dec 31, 2015",Romantic Schemer,"$125,000",$0,$0 +73,"Jun 15, 2012",Your Sister's Sister,"$120,000","$1,597,486","$3,090,593" +74,"Jun 30, 2006",The Blood of My Brother: A Story of Death in Iraq,"$120,000",$0,$0 +75,"Dec 31, 2007",A Dog's Breakfast,"$120,000",$0,$0 +76,"May 24, 2016",Une Femme Mariée,"$120,000",$0,$0 +77,"Oct 1, 1968",Night of the Living Dead,"$114,000","$12,087,064","$30,087,064" +78,"Feb 8, 1915",The Birth of a Nation,"$110,000","$10,000,000","$11,000,000" +79,"Oct 3, 2003",The Work and the Story,"$103,000","$16,137","$16,137" +80,"Jul 10, 2015",The Gallows,"$100,000","$22,764,410","$41,656,474" +81,"Sep 29, 2006",Facing the Giants,"$100,000","$10,178,331","$10,243,159" +82,"Jan 1, 1977",Eraserhead,"$100,000","$7,000,000","$7,014,590" +83,"Mar 1, 1987",Hollywood Shuffle,"$100,000","$5,228,617","$5,228,617" +84,"Sep 17, 1920",Over the Hill to the Poorhouse,"$100,000","$3,000,000","$3,000,000" +85,"Oct 9, 1998",The Mighty,"$100,000","$2,652,246","$6,121,582" +86,"Jul 7, 2017",A Ghost Story,"$100,000","$1,594,798","$2,769,782" +87,"May 10, 1980",Penitentiary,"$100,000","$287,000","$287,000" +88,"Feb 6, 2004",The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra,"$100,000","$110,536","$110,536" +89,"Mar 21, 2014",Cheap Thrills,"$100,000","$59,424","$59,424" +90,"Jun 19, 2014",The Past is a Grotesque Animal,"$100,000","$20,056","$20,056" +91,"Nov 9, 2001",Keeping it Real: The Adventures of Greg Walloch,"$100,000","$1,358","$1,358" +92,"May 18, 2012",Indie Game: The Movie,"$100,000",$0,$0 +93,"Dec 31, 2014","Dude, Where's My Dog","$100,000",$0,$0 +94,"Jun 10, 2014",Echo Dr.,"$100,000",$0,$0 +95,"Mar 17, 2015",Closure,"$100,000",$0,$0 +96,"Dec 31, 2015",Lunchtime Heroes,"$100,000",$0,$0 +97,"Mar 25, 2015",Open Secret,"$100,000",$0,$0 +98,"Nov 10, 2015",The Night Visitor,"$100,000",$0,$0 +99,"Jul 7, 2015",Tiger Orange,"$100,000",$0,$0 +100,"Aug 30, 1972",The Last House on the Left,"$87,000","$3,100,000","$3,100,000" +1,"May 30, 2008",The Foot Fist Way,"$79,000","$234,286","$234,286" +2,"Jul 17, 2015",Dawn of the Crescent Moon,"$75,000","$8,799","$8,799" +3,"Sep 29, 2015",Queen Crab,"$75,000",$0,$0 +4,"Jul 25, 2014",Happy Christmas,"$70,000","$30,312","$30,312" +5,"Jan 28, 2005","Peace, Propaganda and the Promised Land","$70,000","$4,930","$4,930" +6,"Dec 31, 2011",Absentia,"$70,000",$0,"$8,555" +7,"Jul 10, 1998",Pi,"$68,000","$3,221,152","$4,678,513" +8,"Feb 20, 1998",I Love You … Don't Touch Me!,"$68,000","$33,598","$33,598" +9,"Feb 26, 1999",20 Dates,"$66,000","$541,636","$602,920" +10,"May 7, 2004",Super Size Me,"$65,000","$11,529,368","$22,233,808" +11,"Jan 25, 2013",Supporting Characters,"$60,000","$4,917","$4,917" +12,"Mar 16, 2012",The FP,"$60,000",$0,$0 +13,"Dec 31, 2012",Hayride,"$60,000",$0,$0 +14,"Aug 10, 1962",The Brain That Wouldn't Die,"$60,000",$0,$0 +15,"Oct 4, 2013",The Dirties,"$55,000",$0,$0 +16,"Aug 9, 1995",The Brothers McMullen,"$50,000","$10,426,506","$10,426,506" +17,"Mar 16, 2001",Gabriela,"$50,000","$2,335,352","$2,335,352" +18,"Nov 12, 2010",Tiny Furniture,"$50,000","$391,674","$424,149" +19,"Feb 22, 2008",The Signal,"$50,000","$251,150","$406,299" +20,"Jul 31, 2015",Counting,"$50,000","$8,374","$8,374" +21,"Dec 31, 2009",Big Things,"$50,000",$0,$0 +22,"Feb 14, 2014",Down and Dangerous,"$50,000",$0,$0 +23,"Dec 31, 2005",The Call of Cthulhu,"$50,000",$0,$0 +24,"Aug 4, 2015",Bending Steel,"$50,000",$0,$0 +25,"Sep 1, 2015","Run, Hide, Die","$50,000",$0,$0 +26,"Dec 31, 2014",The Image Revolution,"$50,000",$0,$0 +27,"Oct 25, 2013",A True Story,"$45,000",$0,$0 +28,"Oct 27, 2000",George Washington,"$42,000","$241,816","$342,722" +29,"Jun 21, 2013",This Is Martin Bonner,"$42,000",$0,$0 +30,"Aug 25, 2000",Smiling Fish and Goat on Fire,"$40,000","$277,233","$277,233" +31,"Mar 12, 2010",The Exploding Girl,"$40,000","$25,572","$25,572" +32,"Feb 11, 2011",Raymond Did It,"$40,000","$3,632","$3,632" +33,"Mar 31, 2012",Foreign Letters,"$40,000",$0,$0 +34,"Jul 1, 1991",The Last Waltz,"$35,000","$321,952","$322,563" +35,"Oct 25, 2013",Her Cry: La Llorona Investigation,"$35,000",$0,$0 +36,"Dec 31, 2014",Happy 40th,"$35,000",$0,$0 +37,"Jul 18, 2008",The Legend of God's Gun,"$30,000","$243,768","$243,768" +38,"Mar 18, 2016",Krisha,"$30,000","$144,822","$144,822" +39,"Sep 1, 2006",Mutual Appreciation,"$30,000","$103,509","$103,509" +40,"Apr 29, 2005",Funny Ha Ha,"$30,000","$77,070","$82,698" +41,"Oct 15, 2010",Down Terrace,"$30,000","$9,812","$9,812" +42,"Dec 31, 2013",Paraphobia,"$30,000",$0,$0 +43,"Oct 19, 1994",Clerks,"$27,000","$3,073,428","$3,894,240" +44,"Dec 24, 1999",Pink Narcissus,"$27,000","$8,231","$8,231" +45,"Jan 27, 2017",Emily,"$27,000","$3,547","$3,547" +46,"Jun 30, 1972",Deep Throat,"$25,000","$45,000,000","$45,000,000" +47,"Aug 1, 1997",In the Company of Men,"$25,000","$2,883,661","$2,883,661" +48,"Jan 14, 2000",The Terrorist,"$25,000","$195,043","$195,043" +49,"Sep 1, 2015",Exeter,"$25,000",$0,"$489,792" +50,"Jun 13, 2003",Manito,"$25,000",$0,$0 +51,"Apr 21, 2015",Ten,"$25,000",$0,$0 +52,"Dec 1, 2015",Dutch Kills,"$25,000",$0,$0 +53,"Aug 1, 1991",Slacker,"$23,000","$1,227,508","$1,227,508" +54,"Dec 31, 2014",Dry Spell,"$22,000",$0,$0 +55,"Dec 31, 2003",Flywheel,"$20,000",$0,$0 +56,"Jan 4, 2013",All Superheroes Must Die,"$20,000",$0,$0 +57,"Apr 21, 2015",The Front Man,"$20,000",$0,$0 +58,"Dec 1, 2003",Steel Spirit,"$20,000",$0,$0 +59,"Nov 25, 2011",The Ridges,"$17,300",$0,$0 +60,"Jun 2, 2006",The Puffy Chair,"$15,000","$194,523","$195,254" +61,"Apr 2, 2010",Breaking Upwards,"$15,000","$115,592","$115,592" +62,"Dec 31, 2014",Stories of Our Lives,"$15,000",$0,$0 +63,"Apr 11, 1997",Pink Flamingos,"$12,000","$413,802","$413,802" +64,"Apr 28, 2006",Grip: A Criminal's Story,"$12,000","$1,336","$1,336" +65,"Dec 31, 2007",Tin Can Man,"$12,000",$0,$0 +66,"Mar 9, 2001",Dayereh,"$10,000","$673,780","$673,780" +67,"Apr 28, 2006",Clean,"$10,000","$138,711","$138,711" +68,"Jul 6, 2001",Cure,"$10,000","$94,596","$94,596" +69,"May 28, 2004",On the Downlow,"$10,000","$1,987","$1,987" +70,"Apr 1, 1996",Bang,"$10,000",$527,$527 +71,"Aug 14, 2008",The Rise and Fall of Miss Thang,"$10,000",$401,$401 +72,"May 19, 2015",Family Motocross,"$10,000",$0,$0 +73,"Jan 13, 2012",Newlyweds,"$9,000","$4,584","$4,584" +74,"Feb 26, 1993",El Mariachi,"$7,000","$2,040,920","$2,041,928" +75,"Oct 8, 2004",Primer,"$7,000","$424,760","$841,926" +76,"May 26, 2006",Cavite,"$7,000","$70,071","$71,644" +77,"Dec 31, 2004",The Mongol King,"$7,000",$900,$900 +78,"Dec 31, 2018",Red 11,"$7,000",$0,$0 +79,"Apr 2, 1999",Following,"$6,000","$48,482","$240,495" +80,"Jul 13, 2005",Return to the Land of Wonders,"$5,000","$1,338","$1,338" +81,"Sep 29, 2015",A Plague So Pleasant,"$1,400",$0,$0 +82,"Aug 5, 2005",My Date With Drew,"$1,100","$181,041","$181,041"